Providence High School - Philothean Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

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Our pattern is one of class and club activities, showing you life at Providence High. - ' ' ' -j-L'j y if ..-E J iri' Q . 4 , -Q 2 4 T1 gifei j .gffisaisfi -..il gg ig 1-S ' ...-L - Y -- - 1 f -' Q' ' mg' 'Y ' ,. L? .. X 7 :J X is V S 1 -. is - so do fi-,+R -s-LS. 'r X-,rs ,A-We 'fffigfrfg-es. ,f.:1 'f: ,- Y fb- . -,vW,r e :S x57Qfii?s!E.-3 jgirfxyn - L 5 Jw:i. -' V.,vgg:3i,1l ' YQ! x . A iii Nflumyr, if - wk -Q,- -, 7,441 --:W Y-1 . ss H,-s, LD, -'1 X , 'A' , - K igTg1,,Y,A, ,, .,- wi- ,4i 'YW is ,:4?- - 1 Y 42- W- fl R K1 'Q i 'y' jf' Lgfwlt --,f-'n 2- .us .-.Q-..:,+-. , s 2-sl u K- ee: rn Q .f c ,r .ss . -'ff .-. Q? f -Q .3--f'+-ul x i X We 4,-- 'af fa 7 .e.r. -- i -3 'xx I ' '-- ' Y 'iglffig K' Aluff... -'X ,.,,.f if- ' 'W - f - ' VY ,Jf : r -Y f .vi-, J t T ' - i-' gg f f f-Ti ' i : Y, 7, .-'V f - , ' V 5- ,K -A. -V 'ang l --- i i s. ,-,,,,A, his Q- .--in 'g :i-- -2- - ir, - -S 4 5 X - w . S K 2 Q f 1 i i Q 2 5 3' K4 4 3 2 1 3 Z 1 a Jim Anfonfb, Uzff 67177, ,4fff2s'ffZ'a!4f ieazffffaf San Antonio, with its Spanish atmosphere and natural beauty, is a grow- ing center of art. People of all ages and occupations appreciate the artistic value of our city. Local artists capture the city on canvas and outsiders join their number. Numerous organizations help further art in San Antonio and institutes offer classes in art and art appreciation. The McNay Art Institute, Pan American Galleries, and the Whitte Museum give San Antonio art lovers an opportunity to study fine works of art. Yearly, local artists exhibit their works in the River Art Show. San Antonians admire paintings and sketches along the river banks. Because we are proud of the way our city has grown and is growing into a beauty spot of the Southwest, we dedicate this issue of the Philothean to San Antonio, our city artistically beautiful. Mews af Ma A967 .5'af1f4f1f0f2fb !WV6'f An' 660141 MOST REVEBEND ROBERT E. LUCEY, S. T. D. Archbishop of Scrn Antonio. 10 Phfkfklg Harm' 177 Hana' w17!1 500' MOST REVEREND STEPHEN A. LEVEN, D. D. Auxiliary Bishop of San Antonio, Superintendent of Catholic Schools. 11 Rev. Frederick De Roche O.M.I., Chaplain 6700! y .57 mafafes Rev. Iames P. Moore Senior Religion Rev. Wayne Cozad, O.M.I. 5'0!1o!a.s'f1Z' Uevefopmenf 177 .ffzfdenfs Rev. Frederick De Roche, Chap- lin, Bev. Iames P. Moore, who in- structs the Seniors in their marriage course, and Rev. Wayne Cozad, Who says Mass three times a Week for the students are the Spiritual Director who give PHS students the art of Christian Living. Sister Florence Marie, superior of the community, acts as guidance counselor to the students. Sister Maureen is the principal of the school and sees that the stu- dents follow the principles of the Art of Christian Family Living. Sister Florence Marie, M. A. , Superior History, Math. Sister Maureen. M. A. , Principal Math, Student Adviser. SISTER MARY TERESITA, M, M. Choral Club Tri-M Adviser Piano, Voice IM-atm, '- faczfffy SISTER MARY DIGNA, M. A. English II, III, and IV SISTER PAUL OF THE CROSS. Ph. D American History Civics I A , 4 x X I Y 'I r SISTER SAINT RITA, B. A. Latin I and II English 1 and III Iunior Sponsor National Honor Society Adviser THEY'LL NEVER GET THIS ONE! Sister Eutropia and Sister Matthew run- off tests as Sister Odilia counts them. I4 SISTER MARY LAURIANA, B. M. Music I Piano, Voice SISTER MARY PATRICK, B. S. in L. S.. M. A. English II and III Sophomore Sponsor Confruternity of Christian Doctrine Ad- viser U SISTER MARY LIBERTA, B. A. Homemczking English I Senior Sponsor Future I-Iomemczkers oi America Adviser SISTER MARY ADELINE Sodoiity Adviser , Cofeiericx SISTER MARY BERTINA, M. A. World History Homemaking Senior Sponsor Future Homemakers of America Ad- viser Coniraternity of Christian Doctrine Adviser SISTER MARY CLETUS, B. A. Math and Chemistry Freshman Sponsor Young Christian Students Adviser Science Club Adviser 16 Hczfffy SISTER MARY EUTROPIA, B. A. Biology Sophomore Sponsor Future Nurses Adviser ' j .VI SISTER MARY ANGELINA, M. A. Homemcrkinq Sophomore Sponsor Future Home-makers of America Adviser Alumnae Co-Adviser SISTER MARY ODILIA, B. A Art and Homemakinq Senior Sponsor Paletteers Adviser s J M QW SISTER MARY THECLA, B. A. Typing and Shorthand Iunior Sponsor Business Club Adviser Pro'Vue Adviser YES,YOU MAY! Sister Irma lean hands her load to Stella Morales, practicing court esy. as Diane Sayer holds the door. Xt ii QS? tl Kg X Fi N SISTER MARY MATTHEW' B. A. SISTER MARY MICHAEL, B. A. Math and Biology Speech and Spanish Sophomore Sponsor f Ilmiof SPOUSOY Red Cross Adviser Sodality Moderator P SE 9 liz it 5 .S ff ,gg 57331: is 52? W Us is rr Q fi .ss .iss X 9 ess E Qt! fbcafy SISTER IRMA IEAN, B. A. World History Freshman Sponsor English l fl M f' l Sodczlity Adviser ! MRS. H. E. STIMEL, B. S. Physical Education SISTER MARY LUCILLE, B. A., B.S. in L. S. Librarian Teen-Age Library Association Adviser N English 1 f, ' . l QM Freshman Sponsor A - Philothecrn Adviser H px M IZISTER PggLIl'ClSf5PH' B' A' Alumnae Co-Adviser' ,Lil usfness ff- Iunior Sponsor Business Club Adviser MISS ENGLANTINA CANALES, M. B. A. Typing I cmd ll Bookkeeping Scrlesmoxnship cmd Retailing izfsfawbzfis BASIL SMERTIEV IULIA LAPINO Custodian EMILIO LUGO Custodian Custodian SOCORHO DE LEON Cafeteria MRS. EMMA GILL Cafeteria GUADALUPE FLORES Custodian Pbf70ff9eafz .ffaff Cynthia Vollmer Dons Iuenke Gxlda Gorrell Photographer Assistant Ruth Ann Grams Photographer 247: - . Q ,W V 'H .4W1i 4w 5 W fry, H ff? W2 it 'V w Indy Elder Olga Aldrete N Kathleen Brown S fi. Pat Dyess fax WMVMMWIWIIIZWIIIIMHU Rita Gianot Assistant Edi Wm 'ix xx Hifi sQS::SSQx3QXXS3M gg., lxkbi 5:5 N NSE E Qx QQQEXX wxttx, m Gtr -x x Sc' mysql Q X' : Wx .i rl fOI' 21 1 w l t l Patti Popp Co-Art Editor LM This year the Philothean Staff has Ierry Barbera painted a colorful picture of PHS and COP-ff Editor her many activities. In the artists stu- dio, the apprentices assisted Liebe Bradicich, master craftsman and an- nual editor, and Rita Gianotti: the in- dependent workers and assistant ed- itor, in molding, designing, and sketch- ing their work of art. The layout artists, Kathy Brown, Olga Aldrete, Iudy Elder, Pat Dyess, Doris Iuenke and Mary Margaret Logan took their slates in hand and produced a rough sketch of the con- tents of the book. The co-art editors, Patti Popp and Ierry Barbera, gave it a finishing touch ot color and beauty. The painting of the prose found throughout the annual was contributed by the talented pens of Patsy Elder, Ianet Yaegar, Margaret McLemore, and Cynthia Vollmer. Ruth Ann Grams and Gilda Gorrell completed the Philothean with their interesting shots on and around the campus. I Iqnei Yqe ef Patsy Elder 9 Alt' ' t trtr ltll A Vrig si ,,,, i - it tw 'sl X154 'H' 2 , X Margaret McLemore Mary Margaret Logan qi 1 h Liebe Bradicich Editor 'B I s r o 7 3 'A x vi Qi 1? 2 1 ! 1? if 3 :Z S ffl 11 4 ? fs w 3' Ez' a. 5. af 2 3 Q 5 ,5:.W.,W f M- ..,,L.yWwfwff,w:,, M,,,,,.ff,.L.MwwyAw,. ,1.-.pew my ,Q . -2 1,H-v zzff-ff-4 my x ff rrHwyfmkuwf-4awmimenae.-ww-M-u1neswfsmfmnmfmQm1,,N7mmm-vmwfmv wfwmwm+fvuz , .4 mvwwmwrwamem-ww ,wffzzwwfafmnwfnswscfawwiw-,QQ 2? 2 E E 3 if 2 E S 3 5 si i 3 S xv i 2 5 5 E Q E 1 32 Af T Q J ,z K K f- - , 2-ff-f-:wwHgi,ffp.i, 1 f1:wmfw.s?Kf:f'- f 1: L 'A ff ,M 2 1,1.f,.-z:fLm2e.1fL1e6P'.2'31'3.--vi4waQff'f1'f:4:iafL+am f Qmfv--fiigsaafwwefn'gamer:z.-fx:wiffff::1awzii:a1:?ami4wSQ:2fZfswweeswmema-' ,wrflisffmxgmfvfiiiszw 41: A - - K 'Q rfiawif 1 ,fl , ,, . 1-. Jw V W A 2 f, J n 9 fampus .Mais .fenfbfs .fee .Yan Anfonfb Progress With an eye to the future, Seniors admire modern San Antonio. They find art in the simplicity of twentieth century architecture. Class officers - Dolores Sarro, vice-president: Mary Vials, president: Aliene Stanush, treasurer: and Mary Kay Coffey, secre- tary - are shown at Alamo Stadium with the city's skyline in the back- ground. SYLVIA IO ALDRETE Sl. Mary Magdalen , TALA 1, 2 Business Club 3 l Science Club 4 . 1 Soduhfy 1. 2 MARGARET ALMAZAN Y' C' S' 1' 4 Our Lady of Grace Ursuline Academy 1, 2 Marian Choristers 3 Business Club 4 Art Club 4 Y. C. S. 4 From Aldrete to Zuniga every senior plays an impor- tant part in the class that leads the school. The seniors are required to take homemaking, which home includes cooking, sewing, housing, child care, nursing, and fourth year religion. They are free to choose any elective which they feel will aid them. Some of these are: chemistry, English IV, art, speech, shorthand II, typing II, and clerical office practice. Activities in the senior class range from decorating the halls at Christmas, the Ring Ceremony, to the Senior Luncheon. All of these activities are planned for the girls so that final year of high school will be remembered always. 28 fenfbfs Prepare foffzf are fbfozfgb OLGA AMAYA St. Michael Tech High School 1 Future Nurses 4 Business Club 3 X xxx fig WX M M LOLA AMESQUITA Sacred Heart MARIANNE BLAIR Little Flower Student Council Rep. 4 Science Club Vice-President 4 Pro-Vue Staff 4 Marian Choristers 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2, 3 FHA 1 YCS 2, 3, 4 Sodality 3, 4 PNC 4 MARGARET BONNER Helotes Parish Red Cross Rep. 4 Business Club 4 Library Attendant 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, Z BARBARA ANN BARCELLONA St. Francis Marian Choristers Historian 4 Business Club 2, 3, 4 FHA 1 Marian Choristers 2, 3, 4 CONSUELO BOTELLO St. Cecilia YCS 3 Marian Choristers 2 LIEBE MARYA BRADICICH St. Anne Philothedn Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Editor 4 C. C. D. Teacher 2, 3, 4 Sodcrlity 1, 2, 3, 4 TALA 1, 2, 3, 4 CRYSTAL BRIDGES MARY ANN BROWN Sf. Cecilia C. C. H. S. Cheerleader Z, 3, 4 Sodorlity l, 2, 3 St. Gerard St. Ge-rorrd's High 1, Z Speech Club 3 Science Club 4 Science Club 3, 4 Y. C. S. 4 TALA 2 Intramurals Z, 3, 4 Heffyfbfi.. . MARY IANE BROWN St. Paul Marian Choristers Tri-M 2, 3 Vice President Tri-M 4 F. H. A. 2, 3, Secretory 4 Sodcxlity Probotioncxry Member 1, 2, 3 30 DOROTHY CLAUDETTE CAMPBELL Si. Gerard A Honor Roll 1, 2 Confraternity 2, 3, 4 Shorthand Awcrrd 3, 4 TALA 1' 2' 3' 4 LAURA CAMPION Perfect Attendance 2 St. Cecilia Choral Club 2, 4 Y. C. S. 2, 3, 4 Secretory of Y. C. S. 4 F. H. A. 31 4 TALA 1, 2 MARY KAY COFFEY St. Iohn Berchmann Freshman Vice-President Sophomore Secretory Senior Secretary Business Club 2, 3, 4 Business Club President BETTY ANN ELIZONDO St. Mary Magdalen FHA 1, 2 Drill Team 1, 2 Business Club 1 ' 0f17Z'e 676 f6 6'! Pfaaffbe SOCORRO ESPINOSA St. Henry St. Henry's Academy 1, 2 Our Lady of Victory 3 Art Club 4 ' u , ff' Q ROSIE FLORES St. Peter, Prince of the Apostles YCS 1, Z, 3, 4 FHA 1 Business Club 4 Our Lady of Grace Cheerleader l Choral Club 2 French Club 2 FTA Treasurer 4 Art Club 3, 4 IOAN WINIFRED GARDNER PATSY MARFIN GARZA St. Mary Maqdalen San Fernando Cathedral Edison High School 2 PNC 4 Sodality 1 FHA 1 Typing Il pin 3 Business Club 4 NOTHING LIKE HAND LABOR! Sharon Hayes, Shirley Gauthier, and Betty Elizondo work with machines used tor clerical office practice. ELEANOH FRANCES GATES SHIRLEY MAE GAUTHIER GWEN GIBBONS Sl. 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J I ,f Ml -kk' . , - 2 , i E?-ii MARIANNE GILKISON St. Paul Speech Club l, 2, 3 Speech Club Secretary 3 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Shorthand and Typing Awards Science Club 4 3,4 RUTH ANN GRAMS St. Mary Annual Staff l, 2, 3, 4 Photographer 2, 3, 4 Library Club 1, Z, 3, 4 Display Chairman 2, 3, 4 34 Mas Z' CLARA GONZALEZ St. Agnes FHA 1 Tri-M 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 RITA HABERMANN St. Peter, Prince of the Apostles Student Council 1, 4, Treas. 4 Iunior Class Secretary Speech Club 3, 4 Pro-Vue Staff 4 One Act Play Contest 4 CAROLYN GORDON St. Mary Magdalen Most Talented Freshman CCHS Prom Princess 2 Choral Club 3, 4 Student Council Representative 4 Runner-up Miss Teena Texas 4 BARBARA HABY St. Mary Magdalen Student Council President 4 Class President 2, 3 TALA 1, 3, 3, 4 Choral Club 2, 3 Student Council Rep. 1 DARLENE HANDLEY SHARON LYNN HAYS HTICKLING THE IVORIESH SY. A1111 Sf- Greqory Music students Mcxrthcr Ann Pinn and Munich High, Munich, Germany 1, 2, 3 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 Iecm Kowcrlsky run through cm old Red Cross Rep. 4 Business Club Secretary 2 favorite. Business Club 4 Business Club President 3, 4 Sports Manager 2, 3, 4 Student Council Rep. Z BARBARA HEYE St, Pcrul Red Cross Rep. 2 NHS Probcrtioncxry Member 2 Active NHS Member 3, 4 CCD President 4 Sodorlity Probcrtioncrry Member 3 IO ANN HOLLOWAY St. Catherine Science Club 4 ANN IAECKLE St. Margaret Mary Perfect Attendance 2, 3 Art Club 3 TALA Service Award 2 YCS Z1 3' 4 National Latin Exam Certificate 3 Business Club 2, 3 lCL Club Contest, 2nd place 3 Miss Courtesy-210 2 TALA Presidenl 4 CHRISTINE KIRCHNER Sacred Heart Sidney Lanier 1 Business Club 4 YCS 4 PTA a -1-2, ' .!,,.cW i4l'- if if 36 fl A 1 1 I GERRY KAHN St. Paul Business Club 2, 3, 4 Palateers 4 Marian Choristers 4 Perfect Attendance Award 2 Typing Contest Award 3 CAROL KOERNER St. lohn Marian Choristers 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Genesians 1, 2, 3 Speech Club Secretary-Treasurer 4 Perfect Attendance 2, 3 JEAN KOWALSKY Blessed Sacrament Talent Show 1, 2, 3 TriwM 2, 3, 4, President 4 Tri-M Chapter 123,11 Coronation Court 1 DAR-R-LING, YOU'RE IUST TOO GOOD LOOKING! Eleanor Gates and Marianne Gilkison admire each other's ensembles before the Senior Luncheon. 50016 146'flVlfl6'.5' . . . KATHERINE KRESS TERESA KRIZEK St. Mary Sf. Paul TALA 3, 4 Presideni of Paletieers 4 Art Club 4 Marian Choristers 3, 4 Red Cross Rep. 4 Business Club 3, 4 FHA Treasurer 1, 2 37 ANGELA LEAL Little Flower Shrine President ot Science Club 4 Science Club 3 Latin Club Z, 3 Pro-Vue Staff 4 CCD 4 6'!16'f171ls' y IUNE LeBLANC IERRIE LUTZ St. Ann National Honor Society 3, 4. Student Council Secretary 3, 4 Sophomore Class Treasurer Choral Club 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society Vice-President 4 38' St. Joseph Student Council Rep. 3 Officer ot Business Club 2, 3, 4 Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2 OLGA MAE MacCONNELL Sacred Heart Parish Our Lady of The Lake High School 1 F. H. A. Historian 2 Business Club 3 Sodality 4 Science Club 4 lUDlTH ANN LOVERDE Little Flower Shrine Pro-Vue Staff 4 Business Club Z, 3, 4 Sports Manager l, 2, 3, 4 Secretary of Class l Most Likeable Freshman GAIL SHIRLEE MGCFADDEN St. Peter, Prince of the Apostles Freshman Clcxss Treasurer Red Cross Representative 1 Speech Club 1, 2, 3 Science Club 4 WHICH ONE'S THE GUINEA PIG? A typical chemistry ciczss finds Dorothy Shipman, Liebe Brczdicich, and Merry Sheerfm etching glcxss. 5 E Kg E : fi A - 5 , Y He rbs? Q , X. , ig f f 2 2 2 . C gi in ii I ,Z 5, 5 . in W.k, X gy fi ,fi 5 7 A M iii? 1 . 2 2 . K A k,,, , K ' ., ,,'- 4- ' ' V , j ' ,'-'. 1 i , i Q 'T Z fig 3 i kt s 'g if 4 f, me i, ,mf iii IANE ANN MAYWALD St. Paul FHA 1 Business Club Z, 3, 4 CCD Helper 1 CCD Tecrcher 2. 3 IRENE MARTINEZ St. Mary FHA 1 TALA 2 YCS 3 Business Club 4 39 LAURA LOUISE MCNEAL St. Peter Claver YCS Secretary 3 FNC Corresponding Sec. Business Club 2, 3 Tri-M 3, 4 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 IOSEPHINE HELEN MUNIVE St. Peter, Prince ol the Apostles CCD Chairman of Helpers Z, 3 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1 TALA 2, 3, 4 Art Club 4 40 M DIANA MEDINA ,Ur r ,.s, sttw., D,.r.,, ,.-tm IO ANN MINKLER St. Mary St. Margaret Mary Business Club 2. 3. 4 Perfect Attendance 2 Contraternity Helper 2 FHA 1 Coniraternity Teacher 3 TALA 2, 4 BERTHA OCHOA San Fernando Cathedral Little Flower High l St. Henry's High 2 YCS 4 Business Club 4 Speech Club 3 CCD 3 faakfby THEHESA OCHOA Christ the King PNC 4 Y. C. S. 4 Intramurals 4 FOR AULD LANG SYNE Senior homemakinq students celebrate the closing of cooking class by clean ing up the leftovers. MARY INES OLIVARES Our Lady of Sorrows YCS 2, 4 Business Club 4 SOCORRO OLIVARES Our Lady of Sorrows Sodality 1 FHA 1 YCS 1, 2, 3, 4 Business Cfub 4 41 TOANNE PARRISH KATHLEEN PICARD MARTHA ANN PINN Holy Rosary St. Peter, Prince of the Apostles St, Henry Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 St. Anne's Academy, Fort Smith. Ark. 1 Mqriqn Choristers T1-i.M 2, 3 FHA 1, 2, 3 Class Vice-pres. Z Secretary Tri-M 4 Student Council Rep. 2 Student Council 3, Vice-pres. 4 FHA 3 Choral Club 2, 3 Teena Texas Finalist 3 Secretary FHA 4 Science Club Trecxs. 4 Marian Choristers Director 4 Music Club 2 IANIE PINA Sacred Heart Choral Club 2 Art Club 4 Tri-M 2 SOd'1h'Y 1 ANITA RANGEL St. lohn Evangelist St. Henry's Academy 1, Business Club 4 YCS 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 RITA RANLY Blessed Sacrament Perfect Attendance l, Z Science Club 4 Marian Choristers 4 Speech Club 4 YCS 2, 3 , E I V, , Z t A I 1 , ,, 1535 V , 15 3 3, . , k,, :if I , I . .-f,, --': -:-:: M - - 4: 1 iff. 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PQU1 I 'IE Business Club 3 I Smence Club 4 IOSEPHINE REYNA Our Lady of Peace FNC 4 CCD 3, 4 YCS 3 3653 X vi ll 'ln fe' Nh , mtl V 'Wy -H. ,1 1 'l ll '- 'l- l 1 sv it 1 ' M V ' AND WHO'D HAVE THOUGHT THE OLD MAN HAD SO MUCH BLOOD IN HIM. Getting material on Macbeth for a literature class are these seniors. Maria Gonzalez, Katherine Kress, and Marilu Townsend. fr 4, M. 1 . I Hai- W we MI X' M We L , will 4 . Y me I ' Er I ff s 'S V ,Igw X V If E M, I . It r g , 'E sig , I I Q ' 53229, I Q L , at 1 UNM Z I fatal? f 3 ,Q 2 ,H 525 vigil S I I Q We X 2 56? 21 ,5 I , 2 Q2 5 ter.: +I it ' Q' :V M I 54 I xi W Q Nrgiggfp 9 FV ' -, if tfii- Es I , J 5 1 ll ,Iii . , , I mi - -rrf 1 nw 'I F r 1 I ll 2 1-rf 4 g igs I 5 fat I W A fp E? ,, I is If Ms, as Z rm w iililfa rfliiiiw gfl I fllf a I f 5, Q I 'II E e + I 5 BETTY ANN RODRIGUEZ St. Henry TALA 2 FHA 3, 4 Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ig LUPE RODRIGUEZ St. Mary Business Club 2, 3 Soddlity I VM 61 S gg , My 1 Mfg XA? 51 Wwe W5 v A fig ae iii -ii fm?-4 gig? 2555 it if nf aww'- Q'!f ' f I I 5 31 7 I g i I 'X ' 5 2:4 I 1 , i t? 4 2 TL' t 5 I 41' H 4 E Y EZ' , w i I ' ,,,, H 5 I1 fa, I A 5 t i l. f . ,-l.1f2,f' QT' ' ' fi 1- ' 1 i t Us - ,E , if , X ' . 7 ffl :In 1 I 4 v ' Q f , I 2 y I e. , A in is MARY ALICE RODRIGUEZ St. Agnes YCS Marian Choristers 2 Business Club 3, 4 Speech Club 4 YCS 3 JUST AS I THOUGHT Putting their newly gained knowledge ot home nursing into use are Dolores ret Bonner cxs they Surro and Itflargu practice reading cz the rmometer. MARY HELEN ROMO St. Ioseph Sidney Lcmier 1 Bookkeeping Award 3 Courtesy Awdrd 3 SYLVIA LINDA SANTOS Sacred Heart YCS 3, 4 PNC 4 CCD 4 l MJYO' fare PATSY SAENZ St. Mary Choral Club 2 Business Club 3, 4 Speech Club 4 DOLORES SARRO Our Lady ol Guadalupe Sodality 1, 3, 4 Business Club 2, 3 Business Club Vice-pres. 2, 3 Iunior Class Treas. Senior Class Vice-pres. MARY ROSE SANFORD St. Peter, Prince of the Apostles Science Club Secretary 4 YCS 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council Rep. 4 Pro-Vue Staff 4 Honor Roll 3 NELWYNN SEGEL St. Paul CCD Vice-pres. 4 CCD Z, 3, 4 Sodality Recording Sec. 4 Soclality 3, 4 Business Club 2, 3, 4 MARY RACHEL SI-IEERAN St. Gerard NHS 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Confraternity 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 - f mpeg,-,., ,-f, ,Q f,--k , ,Mg -- , f . DOROTHY SHIPMAN St. Mary Magdalen Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality Prefect 3, 4 NHS 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Science Club 4 LINDA SOSA San Fernando Cathedral PNC 4 PAINTING THE TOWN Working on the annual Color Day backdrop are these art students as they put their talents to use. l l ff 14 ALIENE STANUSH St. Cecilia Student Council Rep. 3 Science Club 4 Choral Club 2, 3 Class Treasurer 4 YCS 3, 4 BARBARA TOLLEN Our Lady of Grace Iron Mountain High 1, Z YCS 3, Treasurer 4 Science Club 4 Pro4Vue Staff 3, 4 Choral Club 4 A MARILU CATHERINE TOWNSEND Fort Sam Houston Post Chapel Stuttgart American High School 1, 2, 3 NHS 3, 4, President 4 Pro-Vue 4, Circulation Manager 4 Sludent Council 4 TALA 4 RACHEL VAN De WALLE St. Iohn Berchman Business Club 2, 3, 4 Business Club Treas. 2 Art Club 3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 LORRAINE SUBERG St. Iohn Berchman FHA 1 Sodality 1 Business Club Z, 3, 4 Shorthand Award 3 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 MARY ANNE VIALS St. Peter, Prince of the NHS 2, 3, 4 Student Council Z, 4 Senior Clciss President Iunior Class Vice-pres One Act Play 3, 4 CHARLENE WATSON St. Mary Magdalen Sports Manager l, 2, 4 YCS 2, 3, 4, President 4 Speech Club 1, 3 Science Club 4 TALA 2 BARBARA IEAN WOLFF St. Iohn Beichman FHA 1 Business Club Z, 3, 4 Business Club Secretary 4 Perfect Attendance 2, 3 Honor Roll 2, 3 f4f10'.f,bee0fi CAROLE PENELOPE WINTERS St. Peter, Prince of the Apostles Fayetteville High School 1 Corresponding Sec. TALA 2, 4 Pro-Vue Staff 4 Vice-pres. Genesians 4 One Act Play 4 PATRICIA ANN WOLFF Holy Rosary Student Council Rep. 4 ,,, prO.Vue Staff 4 ROSARIO ZUNIGA Red Cross Secretary 2 Sf- MUYY FHA 1, 2 FHA 1 FHA Historian 1 Business Club 1 E? 52 ii? Q. ,Lg uw if 51? mf 'ff M1 :QI fi army .sw sfW4sf5sxe'5f.es,.fw v:-me'fiwmuwzqQ:e21+wfrwr'-bff.eLvLl2aia:au11sgM ui-V ii fstfifff-Swv f uw Janmfs 511900 Ver 6717 ' .9 Ufo' ifiafm The quiet charms of the past re- mind Iuniors that beauty is ageless and that the object of true art does not fade but should be cherished through the years. San Antonio offers examples of time-worn art in its lingering Span- ish culture. In the center of town, hem- med in by tall buildings, La Villita has preserved the atmosphere of old San Antonio. Iunior Class Officers- Bobbe Billmeier, president: Patsy Elder, vice-president: Gay Iordan, secretary: and Iudy Britton, treasurer-visit the little vil1age. Evelyn Albre Maureen Ambrose Iackie Anderson Sofia Angulo 52 Heffyfbn Ha ies 07.57 cht Mary Esther Arechiga Sylvia Arevalos loan Arnett Patsy Ascencion Mary Louise Aguilera Sylvia Ann Aguirre Although a portrait cannot be described with words alone, We would like to paint for you a picture of the Iuniors, Class of '58. Start off with the vital canvas of religion and the background of American history. Paint in essentials of English and sharpen with delicate strokes of geometry and typing. Brush on a bit of foreign intrigue in the form of Latin and Spanish. Finishing touches consist of the extra activities of sports and Iunior sponsored dances and the picture is almost complete. Frame it with class and school spirit and you have a portrait of the Iunior Class. Margaret Balmos Ierry Barbera Pat Bauch fn Jlmfaf Bose Mcxry Berlon JM edafe Carol Iecrn Brcrden Iudy Britton Pcxt Brothermcm Sherry Burch Ann Campbell Bobbe Billmeier Louise Bongiorno Bunny Bowick Mary Ann Bettge IS THIS STRAIGHT? GIRLS? Ann Wunsch cmd Karen Holzhcrus stand by to admire the bulletin board being put up by Bunny Bowick about the Holy Ghost. mt I memm1 mmMmmw Gloria Casarez Mary Castillo Pat Chadvvell Sandra Cline Pauline Colose Betty Coronado Ioyce Corrigan Claire Cotter OH, OH! SOMEBODY GOOFEDV' Carol Singer inquisitively looks on as Theresa Gros and Helen Lczmrn try to compare Latin notes. Pat Cunningham Betty Daniel Virginia Davalos Margaret De Cock languages Prove May 5130 A B C D CHlCKIE? Retracing steps in Spanish are Marie Munive. Barbara Flood, and Marcia Weltons as they re- 0f Mafia Hana Mary Louise Felan Alice Feille Adele Fernandi Sylvia DeLeon Carol Ann DeLorrne Irma De Los Santos Helen Dettlinq Bunny lean De-ver Barbara Diver Pat Ealy Patsy Elder Dolores Elizondo Barbara Parrish Patsy Faulkner Patsy Fillinger 0',0f77J 56007 efgf LET'S SEE SOME ACTION GIRLS? ACTION. O. K. RIN-N-N-G I Busily at work typing. Pat Masch', Margaret DeCOck, Gayle Groff are not taking heed of the bell. Carolyn Finger Marie Gaitan Dianna Io Galvan Pat Garcia Sylvia Garibay Ruth Garza Barbara Finnegan Barbara Flood and Ianice Gastinger - lo Ann Gianotti Rita Gianotti Maureen Gordon Barbara Gramer Gayle Groif Viola Grohman Theresa Gros Gertrude Grothues HQUI6 177 .906 oo! 1176 lanet Kee Betty Hernandez Theresa I-labermann Karen Holzhaus Stella Hoyuela Dorothy Isaacs Shirley lirnenez Gay lordan Genevieve Karam Virginia Kutac YOU WOULDN'T BE TRYING TO MAKE A SQUARE CIRCLE? Rosalind Rippstein and Gracie Selva are assisting Elizabeth Small in an im- possible task, known to all geometry students. Carolyn Kneupper Mary Ellen Koch Iudy Kosharek Elizabeth Maher Betty Ann Mansfield Margaret Marfin Frances Martinez CRIME DOESN'T PAY! Patti Popp finds out that waiting to the last minute to buy her bid is very embarrassing as Vincy Rufio, Mar- garet McLemore, Rita Gianotti, and ferry Barbera do the convincing. Pat Masch Gloria Mayer Marilyn Mayer Margaret McLemore .xg if Dora Lopez Grace Lopez Gladys Lyssy .5',00f2.s'0 .5271 aa! dances PLAYING PAPER DOLLS? Checking decorations for the Plymouth Rock'n' R011 are Shirley Burch, Gladys Lyssy, Patsy Faulkner, and Ianice Gastinger. loan Quasso Marlene Reinhard -...qi Patti Popp Diana Porras Beverly Meyer Ella Louise Meyer Marie Munive Mary lane Obregon f-me Marina Olivares Mary Clare Osborn Irma Pacheco Billie Ruth Pearce Anna Marie Pena Margaret Perales Marianne Picker flf ffzyhlfh, Ameffban lW1S'f0fjf KG Consuelo Robles Loretta Buff Vincy Ann Rufio Carmen Ruiz Edna Sandoval ......,.r 'N lean Remling f0!Iff!bl!f6' fssenfflvfs R R d HENCYCLOPEDIAS DO COME IN HANDYV' Osemgry en on Looking up reference material for class are Marlene Reinhard, Sandra Winfield, and Bet- ty Hernandez. Frances Benken Martha Beveles Marie Ripps Rosalind Rippstein Carolyn Schultz Elizabeth Schultze Beverly Schweitzer Mary Louise Segovia Gracie Selva Velia Sierra Barbara Sitterle Carol Ann Singer f 0 J'1'zf0'ef7f.s' Pat Towers Mary Lulie Velarde Cynthia Vollmer Barbara Wagner THIS HISTORY IS NEW TO ME! Bunny Dever Sandra Cline, and Put Cunnmgham catch up on a history as- Pauline Zuercher W ffiU ?3?2.5:T V J di' gf, f, .fapbamafes Seek ,4ff 177 landscaping San Antonio is cr constant source of inspiration to landscapers. An out- standing example of art in landscap- ing is found in he Sunken Gardens, Brackenridge Park. Once cz stone quar- ry, today it is a wonder world of pools, bridges, and foliage. Sophomore Class President Ann Whitehead, Vice-Presi- dent Barbara Lutz, Secretary Doris Iuenke, and Treasurer Diane Dingel observe one view of the Sunken Gard- ens. Green is a color that symbolizes many things. In the Sophomore class, green is the color for the year, and it sym- bolizes hope. It is a very appropriate color, since the sophomores never give up hope even when all odds seem to be turn- ing against them. Green also stands for go. This describes the sophomores per- fectly, for they are always ready and wil- ling to go out and Work for any school project. When it comes to studying, the Sopho- mores also rate high. The subjects offered to the Sophomores are religion, English, biology, math or algebra, typing I, lan- guages, Latin or Spanish. The average sophomore participates in the various class activities, the main one being the Senior Brunch. On this oc- casion the Sophomores bid farewell to their many friends in the Senior class, as Well as the Sophomore Class until the next school year. HCAUGHT IN THE ACT AGAIN! It seems as though Diane Sayer just can't keep her eyes open for those last few words of her Eng- lish theme. Sandra Adams Olga Aldrete Veronica Aldrete Annette Eloise Aldrich Mary Alvarado Sandra Anthony Rosemary Arizola Geraldine Balmos Carol Blakey Ioyce Ann Blume Charlene Bock Mary lane Boring Dorothy Boyle Carmen De Leon MILES AWAY . . . MENTALLYH Carol Blakey, Rosa Martinez, Mary Theresa Solis, and Stella Cerda are absorbed in their own thoughts. Iosephine Dominguez Eileen Doyle Mary Ellen Branqan Kathleen Brown Barbara Carle Barbara Carlin Stella Cerda Barbara Christensen Grace Cortez Lana Crawford Patricia Cuddy Kathleen Cuny Dyanne Dinqel iasfb' f0l!f6'6'6' for 50,06 omafes ffzcfzfoie Heffyfbn andfnyfflsw Kathleen Driffill Iudy Elder Mary Escamilla Fay Finch Kathleen Fisher Mary Catherine F1scher Anna Marie Flores LOOKS LIKE I'LL GET THIS ONE Kathleen Cuny says to Sarah Wurz as they ponder over a game of t1c tac toe ln study hall. aw t Iosephine Gamez Iosephine Garcia Mary lane Garcia Minerva Garza Bonnet Gerloff Sylvia Godoy Beatrice Gonzalez Dorothy Gonzalez 5 Nelda Gonzalez Mary lane Gosnell fdndamen fafs 5,baf11.s' 335513523 Ssifffrml -' A WK 'V l EL BURRO SABE MAS QUE TU! The donkey knows more than you! says Estella Terry to Sylvia Flory and Beatrice Gonzalez, two of her class- mates in Spanish Class. 67 Barbara Hanner NOW IS THE TIME for Ioyce Blume to stop filing her nails and I catch up with Lana Crawford, who is busy Irma Gwlafdo practicing speed and accuracy in typing. Enn Hermes EIOISG Hernandez Mary Io Hinojosa Agnes Mane Iarzombek Patricia Kelly Betty Kempf Dorothy Kierce Shirley Kirkes Dorene Klar Sarah Ioerrs Doris Iuenke Ioan Iupe Barbara Keller Barbara Virginia Virginia Carolyn V1rq1n1a Kowalik Betty Iean Lawson Georq1a Lehr Barbara Luiz , 'I A YM Q -weaving WE FIRMLY RESOLVE .... TO . . . er . . . uh . . . CRAM BEFORE THOSE ALGEBRA TESTS! state Nelda Gonzales, Linda Winters, Frances Shipman. and Josie Domin- guez. 69 Theresa Reyes Zoila Reyna Carol Rhodius Kathleen Robertson Mary Katherine Rock Iuliana Rodarte Angela Savoy Mary Kay Santee Ella Mae Saenz Ioan Rubush Mary Homo Lydia Homo Lorraine Moy Carmen Ornelas Io Ella Osborn Betty Pack Mary Alice Pena Anna Marie Perez Charlotte Poerner Helen Polanco Ioyce Poston Judith Elane Poston Virginia Psencik Anyce Randol Mary Louise Meiche Margaret Metzqer luanite Michalik Stella Morales New Beaux? In this case Dorene Klar, Kathleen Hob- ertson, Rosa Martinez, and Annette Aldrich are making bouquets for the Senior Brunch, which is the main event of the Sophomore Class. fenfbfi wwf? arm' Rea' ff06'6' Hfybfybf .fapbamo .9 Kezrf Tin Can Alley? Working on one of the various Red Cross projects are Veronica Aldrete, Annie Perez, and Janie Garcia. Belinda Rodriguez Mary Antonette Rodriguez Virginia Rodriguez Diane Q lgf 5 rii g K A QH: N V e CI , ,....,:,. ,,, , ., . .. ...,.. H A ,. , IO Ann Sebera i -- M Frances Sh1pmcm . , K , Q E x . W. f , 3 ,, . M 3 ef ,Q M X is-A A ,, , 1946 Jw Q V1 R5 pm Q 4 mfg? . X ia, . ,fx Q f iii. hun ' W! if 'Q 3' X M' Qi-ff 4 G-fm 1 XX 'H-QS W N5 we fm . 1 'A W'-if ll' 1 Rf 4, Kr. ' 'fl 'Fw 2:24 9.1 may 2:5 Q, rf! in J,-1 Z ' 'N' J r w Aki. 1, X W GCS-H, MY VERBS ARE REALLY QUITE IRREGULARV' Erin Hermes excluims to Sylvxc Godoy as she conjuqcxtes the Lcxtm verb 1 carry . NEW YARDMAN FOR THE CAMPUS? No, it's just Irma Guajardo, Chrystal Stark, Betty Pack, and Charlotte Poerner, biology students, finding good speci- mens ol roots and leaves for lab study in class. ifbfagy arm' 1.91771 Rafe High W176 .fopbomafes Alberta Vollrner Alice Trevino Ieannine Vistuba Mary Tovares Helen Tower Gail Voelker Ioyce Nell Watson Ann Miller Whitehead Linda Kay Winters Sylvia Wright Sarah Wurz Beverly Volz Geraldine Von Schwanitz Mary Pat Waldron E 2 'R ,h S2 3? Q fri Si iii 53 B5 ,5 5. gg ag E Ei vm S QQ 52 fs? S3 Q E ii 5 Q3 52 , 5 , QB!--W-w5 I'Zi TWH LF hifi iiI13 ,,,, Hesbm an Mm' Aff 177 flfa fare Meandering casually through the heart of the business section is the San Antonio River, a gift of nature few cities can claim. Freshman Class Of- ficers-Kathy Kennedy, treasurer: Mar' qaret Quinn, secretary: Mary Logan. vice-president: and Phyllis Siebenaler, president-reflect upon this unique na- tural view in San Antonio. Nancy Io Beissner Tommie Louise Barnes Rosie Barrera Sarah Bow1ck Beatrice Braun Susan Brennan HSEE? I TCLD YOU SO! Corrine Green, Carol Kettler, Janice Richards, and Diane M. Bachmeyer Eva Balclarrama Pattie Barbera Gladys Mae Albreclt Irene Alonzo Barbara Iean Anderson Alicia Ascension Sharon Agnes Ault 4 Ioan Kruse debate over a religion assignment. La Nelle Brieden 76 4 4 196 lylbfl lbkes Pffbmjf War 14 X Looking into the future, We freshmen won- der what the years to come will bring. Will they be exciting, hastened, or prolonged? Will they always be remembered? Looking over the past, the freshman relig- ion course, based on faith, showed us how to gain true happiness. English courses improved daily speech habits, whereas literature and music broadened our knowledge of the finer arts. Algebra and general math were on hand to teach us how to think. History class kept us up on present world affairs and informed us of past events. Hofnemaking started us on the way to becoming homemakers of tomorrow. Remembering the events of the past year, with Freshman Day highlighting them, we freshmen eagerly await the years to corne. Virginia Cuellar Kathleen Cunningham Nancy Gene Deason Betty Ann Dietel Louise Driffill Elva Campos Mary Lou Campos Monica Carabetta lere Catalani Shirley Ann Catalani Dolores Contreras Nancy Lee Cuddy Lucille Briseno Mary Ann Brosch Helen Cady NOW. WOULD YOU REPEAT EVERYTHING YOU SAID AFTER THAT FIRST X PLEASE? Bitsy Windrow and Cathy Kennedy dili- gently study for an oncoming algebra test. freshmen fxpfofe Algebra, War o'f9019f04f Ioyce Dupre Linda Egan Gail Ioanne Elster 'G' Marie A. Farias Kathryn Fischer Alma Flores Molly Martha Flores Virginia Franco Margaret Fuchs Iudith Gallager Mary Louise Garcia Minerva Garcia Yolanda Garcia Sylvia Gonzalez Gilda Rose Gorrell Linda Marie Gracia Kathy Louise Gruen Mary Helen Guana Barbara lean Haass Esther Habermann MY, MY, LOOK HOW LITTLE IT IS! In World History Ioyce Dupre, Nancy Beissner, Cathy Cunningham, and Amy Klein search for parts of the Roman Empire. Judy Heye Lucy Hitzfelder Ieanelle Hummel Barbara Ann Hunt ONE FOR YOU, ONE FOR YOU, and ONE. TWO, THREE FOR ME! Members of the cooking class practice set- ting a table. They are Rene Mallory, Tommy Barnes. Minerva Porras, Donna Kaput, and Edwiflfi Io KCTTCUT1 Ann Seguin. Jeanette Kariqer Donna Marie Kaupert Vera Kenisky Katherine Kennedy Carol Kettler Amy Katherine Klein Rose Mary Knight Carol Kremel lean Ann Kruse Gertrude Lacey Barbara Iones Edna Karam freshman IQYIUI 000 my ffm Marion lo Manno Ella Martinez Dora Mata Sylvia Barbara Mendoza ggigcjlligeggigan Susan Meurer Loretta Meyer Ioyce Migura Marilyn Ann Moore Mary Margaret Logan Virginia Lutz Annie Louise Lyssy Mary Madellin Rene Mallory Regina LaHooc1 Alice Leal Phyllis Lehr Charlene LeVision Nancy lean Lieck Laura Neira Mary Io Nitch Rosemary O'Brien Toni Occhilini Camille Ogden Musik, Marie grnelas A ' ' M223 EslliZci'OOrtiz Abmgmakffzg f40'0' M9f129fy Rosemary Puente Frances Pat Petraitis Minerva Porras Sylvia Prado Yolanda Prado Margaret Ann Quinn Beatrice Ramirez Gloria Ramirez HHIGHER! HIGHER! GET IT UP THERE!! Pat Haby plays and Mary Io Nitch di- rects in an everyday music class. Gloria Ann Ramirez Patricia Rayburg Inelda Rendon Lucy Reveles Janice Richards M afffesfzmefz IT'S EASY ONCE YOU GET THE HANG OF IT! , Nancy Deason seems to be enjoying the in- structions she is getting in sewing from Adri- enne Willie, Anita Orosco. and Susan Meuer. w t l Frances Schiwetz Susan Schmidt Ann Seguin Phyllis Siebenaler Victoria Sifuentes Marilyn Robitzsch Frances Rodriguez Ellen Marie Rolf Gloria Ruiz Dixie Sanford Beverly Sarro Kathleen Sauer Barbara Small Mary Stanton Mary Louise Stich Kathy Strawn Mary Sumpter Katherine Tabor Anna Marie Tenorio 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 ...... Dixie Sanford illustrates a business Mary Tenorio Rosa Linda Tovar Yolanda May Torres math solution in the form of a circle graph. 84 Helen Valencia Mary Emma Traylor Lucille Trevino Io Truss Dianne Ulrich Isabel Vandervort HEY, HOW' DZD YOU SAY YOU SPELL ALCOTTT' Barbara Graham, a newcomer is shown how to use the 1'bra 1 YY card catalog by Barbara Hunt, Susan Brennan, and Kaihy Ward. Maid ffzgfflfb fnffadaoe Yvette Von Toussaint Kathyrn Ward Adrienne Wille fl!ewH0ff20f2.s' Mary Windrow Martha Wood Bonnie Elizabeth Zachman Sylvia Zamora Katherine Zimmerman Deanna Zinnenger Mary Zrenner Christina Vasquez Maura Iane Vasquez Alice Velarde Sylvia Velarde Dolores Vidaurri .2 2 2 . ii:aiRH'kg,2.aii3rfff:f,1lm2'1Sa5ss?:isA3i,s'seaQ,m12, 2,1Sa1zg:ii-awwil kr pw-ai? ff ' Fiiiwzaalliiaif' fQ+z1b-- , 1' A-ai ,Q aka, fevwg ' fflf-:J vf5Sw'wQ5eQ Hamm area livkes fits' Pfam fb Aff Houston Street, lined with build- ings, in an integral part of the city's life and the hub of many vve11-organ- ized businesses. Good organization is the key to successful business. Here at Providence, students are trained in leadership through co-curricular organ- izations. Seen crossing busy Houston Street are four nine point officers: Liebe Bradicich, PHILOTHEAN editor: Dorothy Shipman, Sodality prefect: Barbara Haby, Student Council presi- dent: and Iris Rigamonti, PRO-VUE editor. NOW, IF WE ONLY HAVE ENOUGH ADS .... . . Ianet Yaeger, Mary Rose Sanford, Iris Ri- gamonti, editor, and Cynthia Vollmer assemble - the paper for press. The twenty members Of the Iournalism Class develop their creative and jour- nalistic abilities by striving to make each of their issues of the Pro-Vue improve with age. Pm -M16 Uflsgofays' SO ENDS THE ESCAPADE OF THE ROVING REPORTERl Kathleen Pichard, Iudy Britton, and Iudy Loverde anx- iously compare stories as Angela Leal and Liebe Bradi- cich calmly type their approved copies. AND THEN LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD SAID .... Bobbie Billmeier, Rita Habermann, and Marianne Blair brush up on the art of journalism. Hare far Wlylhy The quidinq hand of the Pro.Vue, Iris Riqamonti, Editor, DUBS ON THE FUNNY PAGE! Carolyn Schultz, Penny Winters, Patsy Wolff, and Mary Vials wait in expectation as Marilu Townsend grabs cz peek of the Pro-Vue, hot off the press. S-N-E.A-K-Y ! Rita Gicmotti checks galley proofs as Patsy Elder and Barbara Haby take a cut for a laugh. .5'0o'a!fl91'.9 learn . .BUT. IF YOU READ THE SMALL PRINT. . Father Erwin Iuraschek helps Gail Voelker, Nelwyn Segel, and Dorothy Shipman discuss plans for the SSCA. .mg My ,, IF EVERYONE LIT IUST ONE LITTLE CANDLE ..... Dorothy Shipman, prefect. pre- pares for the Act of Consecration to the Sacred Heart by placing the twelfth and last light in its place. symbolizing the promises made to St. Margaret Mary while Father Iohn Sokalske looks on. AND WHAT COMES AFTER E? Io Ella Osborn, Sodality librarian files pamphlets for the Sodality X X LOOKS EASY DOESN r IT? Father Iames McQuade S I gives Socialists Barbara Heye and Mary Sheer- an their map for heaven ally oPTrcAL 1LLUs1oN Putting up posters for the Sodality Poster Contest are Olga McConnell. Dolores Sarro, and Beverly Schweitzer. Dolores surveys the second place pose ter drawn by Dyanne Dingel. To Iesus Through Mary is the motto on which the Sodality is based. The aim of each So- dalist is to imitate the lives of Ie- sus and Mary more closely through daily Mass, Communion, meditation, and spiritual reading. Although the road is long and Wearisome, each Sodalist real- izes the value that comes from the self-sacrifice which leads to the ultimate goal, God. COME HITHER YE LATIN STUDENT! Amy Klein, Christine Gallagher, and Barbara Carle are seen preparing the altar for Mass in the library. g THE BRITISH ARE COMING? NO, IUST A WOMAN DRIVER! Rose Mary Berlon, Frances Schweitz, Virginia Lutz, Barbara Heye, cmd Mary Alice Pena prepare to back the attack on traffic accidents. As red is a primary color in portraits, so is the Student Council essential in many ways to students. Under the guidance of Sister Maureen, sponsor, and leadership of Barbara Haby, president, the Student Council repre- sents the student body in civic functions. Adding to the school year, the Student Coun- cil sponsors the Back to School Dance, and Courtesy Week, as well as many other affairs. ALL GIRLS? POOR CUPIDV' Marilu Townsend, Marianne Blair, Kathy Sauer, Betty Pack,, and Carolyn Gordon Prepare the Valen- tine booth for the mad rush . X QRFXP .BOOK BZ '57 ' 1 ffaden 6000017 Hamofes OPEN THE DOOR, RICHARD! Marty Vollmer, Ianet Kee, Vincy Rufio, and Beatrice Braun, Student Council Representatives, work hard to keep their red bows by being courteous during Courtesy Week. flWZ6'!76'b!20 Student Council officers Barbara Haby, president: Rita Habermann, treasurer: Ierry Lutz, secretary: and Kathleen Pickard, vice-president prepare to attend the ASC Convention in Midland, Texas. UNCLE SAM SHOULD SEE THESE! Linda Winters, Mary Rose Sanford, Patsy Wolff. Erin Hermes read the ideas expressed by students on citizenship. .H ., 0 .H iezfefop TEEN AGE PRODIGIESV' The NHS members, active and probationary. appear in full force during the installation ceremony. Breaking the tradition of the centuries, the National Honor Society looks upon its members as teen age prodigies instead of child prodigies. Although members of the N H S have- n't Written a symphony like Beethoven or a novel like Dickens, they have proved to pos- sess traits of character, service, leadership. and scholarship. 94 LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION! Taking care of the installation ceremonies are senior members Ierry Lutz, Marilu Townsend, Barbara Heye. Mary Sheeran, Mary Vials, and Doro- thy Shipman. Mafaofef AND THEN LITTLE IOHNNY SAID ..... Iudy Poston. Io Ella Osborn, losephine, Domin- guez, Sarah Ioeris, and Ioyce Poston, CCD teachers. prepare tor class. IUST AS OUR BODIES NEED FOOD SO DOES OUR SOUL! Barbara Heye practice-s her teaching ability during religion class be- fore trying her hand at teaching the little ones. UMl-I? SO GOOD Marilu Townsend displays the third place hon- orable mention awarded to the CCD during Book Week. FROM THE MOUTHS OF BABES COME THE WORDS OF WISDOM! How well CCD teachers from PHS know! Each Wednesday teachers venture into classrooms so that unfortunate children may learn principles of our faith. Even though the job is hard. the fruits ot joy and success prevail when that one little child nods his head in satisfaction and understand- mg. 95 Rita Habermann and Ann Iaeckle practice making-up Mary Vials before the Speech Club play. 00 C? .P ' s 1 lS IT THE NON-SMEAR TYPE? X 5 ol u 96 ALWAYS THE CLOWN la fzgzfayes fo fzffzffe There's no business like show business. Members of the speech class know this to be true, but they also find that there is a lot more than meets the eye when a person is on stage. From a simple speech to a great play, it takes hard work and practice to make a good per- formance. Facial expression, ges- tures, voice tones, all these are learned and experienced in the club. F rom the one-act plays to the Christ- mas pageant tothe talent show, each new experience brings new knowledge. Study of facial expressions and gestures is the object ot the file the speech members are preparing this year. Officers Carolyn Gordon, Eleanor Gates, Penny Winters, and Carol Koerner study part of this file. Ado' H . JT hrs Latin Lives Today, the motto of the Latin Clubs here at Providence, is one of the many things concerning this language that the students are striving to understand. Many of the stu- dents seem to think it is just plain dead. This year at PHS the Latin students are trying to show the rest of the school through posters that Latin is very much alive. l'LL BET A PENNY TO A PEANUT YOU CAN'T PHONOUNCE IT. Virginia Knight, Kathleen Driffill, and Carol Sue Schmidt tind reading the lives of the saints in Latin a tiny bit more difficult than reading them in English. SEE, THEY RESEMBLE ENGLISH ---- FAINTLYK' Karen Holzhaus. Barbara Carle, and Carol Blakey add new words to their English vocabulary in the first year Latin Class. CONGRATULATIONS, YOU HAVE IUST WON THE 564,000 QUESTION! Charlotte Rauschuber, Barbara Gram- er. and Virginia Kutac congratulate Mary Ellen Koch on receiving the highest num- ber of points in the class on the nation- wide Latin exam. 1 L C sf 97 Science, FOR BRAVERY ABOVE AND BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY. Patsy Wolff receives her Business Club pin from Sharon Hays, president, as Iune LeBlanc. Margaret DeCock, and Bar- bara Wolfi anxiously await their pins. DEAR SANT1-L... Ioan Gardner, Sylvia Garibay, Patsy Wolff, and Mary Ann Bettge carry 'out the main project oi the Business Club to pro- vide secretarial aid to the faculty. Iust as secretaries are essential to large sc ale businesses, the Bus - mess Club takes pride in providing secretarial services tothe faculty and organ- izations. These girls are gaining experience necessary for the future through the old saying, practice makes perfect. 98 .X I ll I ' . ' rf . .5 1:wamay:w1wva4u1wrfn7zcznfgzgzgm Wggqjnjggmmm, 0 I 3081776.95 67 is .feafch gill' Mcaffbfzs for fyfyfe One never knows what kind of mas- terpiece will be devised in the glass jungle of the chemistry lab where the Science Club holds its monthly meetings. Although many strange things happen, the Science Club is helping girls to deter- mine if science is their real career. X, X Q Q ii f 3 2 1 3 E 1 2 5 K AND SHE SAID THAT ABOUT ME?! Mary Rose Sanford, Io Ann Parrish, Marianne Blair, and Angela Leal discuss plans for the next Science Club meeting. DO WE DARE ADD ANOTHER?! Marlene Reinhard. Crystal Bridges, Charlene Le Vision, and Mary Ann Brown work out an experiment during Science Club meetings. 99 To further their know- ledge of nursing, some stu- dents here at Providence organized a Future Nurses Club this past year with 'Sister Eutropia, sponsor. In order to help the members of the club choose their career, the club's program provides speakers, films. and visits to the different hospitals. WE'RE THE PEOPLE WHO LIGHT THE LIGHT. Officers of the Future Nurses are Iudy Elder, Barbara Lutz, Laura MCA Neel, Margaret McLemore, Ianet Yae- ger. Patsy Elder, and Vincy Rutio. OH! AND YOU'RE GOING TO BE ANOTHER FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE? Future Nurses Bobbe Bill- meier, Margaret McLemore. Patsy Elder, and Vincy Ruito practice the art oi nursing through the Rosettes Iunior Auxiliary of Santa Hosa Hos- pital. 100 fum 6' flfzf ses, fzffzffe Pfepa 6' R H 5. bis for lbamefs iafeefs The first words of the FTA Club song, Within our hands will soon be placed the destiny of our race, describe the profession of teaching and the responsibilities which it holds. For our future teachers at PHS these Words should be an inspiration. IF YOU MADE THEM, COUNT ME OUT. Lucille Trevino, Erin Hermes, Marcia Weltens, and Linda Eaqen prepare to sell cupcakes and cook- ies in order to help pay part of the expenses ofthe officers and Mrs. Harold Stimel, sponsor, to the FTA convention in Denton, Texas. HIUST THE FACTS, MA'M. Pat Rayburq, Mary Esther Arech- iga, Mrs. H. E. Stimel, and Kathy Gruen buy their tickets for the FTA convention. LET'S ALL SING WHEN ANY LITTLE THING GOES WRONG. Barbara Wagner, Billie Ruth Pearce. Iackie Anderson, Diana Garcia, and Pat Grimes discuss plans for FTA activities. Pafeffeefs Ierefop Aff Appfeafbffbn IT IUST MATCHES YOUR EYES! Claire Cotter presents Louise Ann Villa. guest of honor and past president, with a cor- sage as Mary Lulie Velarde. president, holds favors at the installation. MASS PRODUCTION AT PHS? Socorro Espinosa, Claire Cotter. and Ianie Pina prepare Christmas corsages as an extra for the Art Club. lS IT REALLY THAT OLD? Mary lane Brown and Cynthia Ann Vollmer view artistic relics at the Through visits to art galleries and exhibitions and by occasional lectures, the Paletteers develop art ap- preciation. lO2 Whitte Museum. xrxfxQsee ',,..mir,' wr A- 112-ff ' As the artist adds tone to a master- piece, so does the Tri-M add tone to life at PHS. This is done by promoting an appreciation of music among the stu- WHAT'S THE BIG SECRET, GIRLS? Receiving their cards and pins from the otiicers to show membership in the Tri- ' M are the new members of the club. 01'-M farms' 11,0 :.Wl!0l6'f7f 1179 Q ,X S 1 I s V p WITH THIS CORSAGE ..... Pinninq a corsaqe on Mrs. Victor Alessandro, quest of honor at the Tri-M Instal- lation, is Ierrie Lutz, mistress of ceremonies. . H 14. Pfomafes Home leadefsbgo THIS IS THE BEST PROIECT WE'VE EVER HAD! Putting up the altar backdrop which they have just completed are Virginia Davalos, Ann Campbell, and Stella Hoyuela. Toward New Horizons, the motto of the F. H. A., has certainly been practiced by the juniors and seniors of the Providence Chapter this past year. They have worked hard and prepared themselves for the future as modern American homemakers. In striving toward their goal, the Providence Chapter added to their many activities such things as good-will caroling at Christmas time, attend- ing the Area, District, and State meetings, and helping with the U. N. Flag raising ceremony. The members contributed to the school by making the beautiful back-drop for the altar. This was their biggest and most appreciated activity of the year. Thus, the members of the Providence Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America had a very busy and worthwhile year in 1958 - 1957. COME BACK TO EARTH, DIANA--IT'S TIME FOR THE MEETING TG START! Making plans for their next meet- ing are these members of the Provi- dence Chapterg Pauline Zuercher, Patsy Carvajal, Dianna Io Galvan, Diana Porras, Patricia Ascension. Sylvia de Leon, Mary lane Brown, and Ann Campbell. 104 Always working energetically for efficiency in home and group life were the Sophomore members of the Mar- ian Chapter of the FHA. Their many activities kept them constantly busy as they not only Worked for their own good and pleasures but for everyone as a Whole. Let's brief through the past year and see some of the activities which were headliners for the Marian members. As December rolled around, preparations were being made for the annual Dressmaking Contest. This contest was put on by all the members of the three chapters of the FHA. The Sophomore members Were seen diligently Working, putting up the decorations and ramps which helped to make the contest a great success. As Christ- mas time approached the members busily prepared Ad- vent Wreaths which they sold for use in the home or at school. The members also kept up their FHA bulletin board, helped to plan and give various dances and socials, and learned many useful things such as gift wrapping and corsage making. The main topic of inter- est at the end of the year was the chapter picnic, which ended the year of service, achievement, and enjoyment for every member of the Marian Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. IT ONLY HURTS FOR A LITTLE WHILE! Veronica Aldrete and Io Ann Sebera review first aid techniques as part ofa Civil Defense iirst aid course. MY HEART BELONGS TO DADDY! Carolyn Kotula, Sylvia Flory, and Frances Shipman seem to en- joy the idea of a date with their fathers. PUT YOUR LITTLE FINGER RIGHT HERE! One of the main projects of the Marian Chapter was making Advent Wreaths for home and school use. Seen working on them are Mary Ellen Bran- gan, Ieannine Vistuba, and Grace Cortez. 105 The Monica Chapter of the Future Home- makers of America, the Freshman division, participates in many projects- They promote good will at Christmas by their annual Christmas caroling and by helping the poor. They provide Wholesome individual and group recreation by holding at least one social during the school year. One of the main projects of the Monica chapter is its weekly cake sales. Members likewise assist the two other chapters in carrying out the FHA style show. They, like the other divisions, have a main item which they Work for during the year. This is us- ually an article that they contribute to their school for its betterment. These things are all joined together to develop the interests of the members in home economics and the things derived from it. . H O HQUICK! BRING A BUCKET OF WATER! Betty Ann Dietel and Phyllis Es- parza contribute to Civil Defense Week g by putting up their display. fbfozfgfr STEADY! OLD GALI' Carrying out one of their big projects of the year are Ianice Richards, Carol Kettler, and Margaret Ann Quinn, who are busily filling ink bottles to be distributed throughout the school. L7 GUARANTEED NON-FATTENINGV' Logan, and Adrinne Wille. Working on one oi their main projects, cookie sales. are these FHA'ers, Beatrice Braun, Corrine Green, Mary Stanton, Mary Hao' im .9 ' Barbara Keller gives Red Cross 00 I pin and card to Ioyce Miqura for con- tributing to Red Cross. f40ffiff711e.s' GBE, I HOPE HE GETS TO ME THIS YEAR! Gathering their articles for Valen- tines Day, decorations for veteran hos- pitals, are Mary Esther Arechiga, Darlene Handley, Pat Masch, and Mary Claire Osborn. YOU'LL WONDER WHERE THE YELLOW WENT... Ellen Marie Rolf and Margaret Bon- ner fill Red Cross boxes for overseas dis- tribution. Contributing to the patients of various hospitals and to the needy overseas are the main objectives of the Red Cross. Each year, hundreds of boxes are filled with needed supplies and sent abroad. Throughout the year, tray favors and decorated coffee cans are made and filled with candy and cookies and taken to the hospitals for distribution. ? F s 5 1 Q 5 5 3 Q f 5 1 i fa E i A 1 si 9 -f, 'A -,Sflgl -- S . - L' ' ' .f', x.:fiLgLi?u T' ! ' 1. -fi., EbBM,,,, M' V THE ARTIST'S TOUCH? Marlene Reinhard, Maureen Ambrose, Carolyn Kneupper, and Betty Gail Hernandez paint scenes for the YCS bulletin board. Training young leaders for the lay apostolate of Catholic Action is the main objective of the YCS. Under the supervision of Sister Cletus, the Young Christ- ian Students meet Weekly to dis- cuss and express their opinions about the problems of young peo- ple today. The YCS is an organ- ization which welcomes anyone who is concerned with Catholic Action. K . .ff fnffaduaes M 119 290 lfwhg Oooooooooo-WHAT A GHOSTLY LOOKING CHARACTER! Marianne Gilkison shows Crystal Bridges and Rosie Flores a poster that has been made for the Spook Hop, while Sylvia Alclrete and Margaret Almazon enjoy another. BUSY WRITING NOTES?? By the looks ot the faces of Pat Carvajal, Mary Rose Sanford, Barbara Tollen, and Laura Campion, it dcesn't seem that Charlene Watson, president of the YCS, is very busy preparing notes for the next meeting. I 14.1. 14. Pfomofes iafeefs fb Ollyb Hanks ONCE UPON A TIME. Mrs. Marie Perrenot, head ot the chi1dren's department ofthe San An- tonio Public Library, was guest speak- er at one of the TALA meetings. She is giving pointers on story telling to Cynthia Vollmer, vice-president, and Ann Iaeckle, president. Members of the Teen Age Library As- SO THAT'S WHAT'S IN THE SMALL PRINT! Ioan Arnett, Ierry Barbera, and Theresa Gros, listen to Father Herbert Kramer, S. M., as he explains the contents oi a book contract to future would be writers. I TELL YOU, IT'S NOT OVERDUEV' Claudette Campbell, Anne Degnan, and Io Ann Minkler, three desk assistants, are busy checking 1 out books. sociation serve the school library by help- ing to make and keep the library an attrac- tive place in which to read and study. Each girl belonging to the club gives up some of her study halls during the year to help with desk service. The main project of the club is Book Week. During this Week each club donates a book to the library. Climax- ing Book Week is a tea during which a- wards are made for outstanding displays. . I 14. Works fo 6000' 0f.5'fzf0'efn'.s' Discussing some business for the PTA are Mr. Ioseph Anderson, presideni, and vice-president Mr. O'Brien Ycxeger. The PTA is organized to promote the relationship between parents, teach- rs, and students. At their monthly meetings the PTA discuss means by which they can better the school for their children. This organization also sponsors games, parties and other activities. Going over the minutes from the last meeting CIY9 PTA Officers Mrs. Pt. Haby, secretaryg Mr. Milton Lutz, treasurer Mrs. Kathleen,Hermes, second vice-presidentg and Mrs. Gerald Billmeier, corresponding secretary. 113 o r 0 i 1 1 2 P 3 Q I S E 1 L I Q l 2 P P A E '3 6 O r x X1i2?4 ....2, X? '52 P 'E .1-s-- ,--11 l Q A ,ff ,X ix , 'ff My., -km Q - if V 1 k , 4,4fK'Ti :Tfi-,.-LQ X . rj 4 , .5ffff2Z!1 If Z4 Q X X- fepfembef l?flY7y J' zfdy Afro' fl! In passing the equatorial line between Senior and Freshman dignity, the high and Mighty class entertained the freshmen at the annual Fresh- men-Senior Party. Highlight of the party was King Neptune's Court. At the proper moment, Davy Iones and King Neptune-Seniors-entered over the side of the ship and the captain announced that if they should find in the gathering a face which dis- pleased them, the victim must pay the con- sequences. Several freshmen were tried and prosecuted. XJ SKOL TO THE SENIORS, SKOLV' Seniors and their freshmen mingle after King Neptune's Court adjourns. Left to right are Virginia Lutz, Darlene Handley. Marilyn More, Patsy Sanez and Sharon Ault. ' ,JH ix? FD C COME IN KING NEPTUNEV' Ship's mates: Mary Kay Coffee and Aline Stanush, welcome Davy lones CMary Vialsl and King NepruneCDo1ores Sarrol aboard. Lasso your pardners and we'11 see ya'11 at the PHS Roundup! This was a common slogan HERD for the Back to School HOE- DOWN given by the Student Coun- cil on September 14 on the school grounds. Cowboys, cactus and longhorns would have rneandered over to the Chuck Wagon for refreshments ex- cept they Were only cardboard decor- ations. COME AND GET 'EMF' Chaperones make themselves popular at the Chuck ff f I i,eggZ1A-e.fr,fwrwew.1t,1:wwsffzw' MY LIFES'S AMBITION October 10 was the night the Seniors of '57 were bestowed not only with their rings but also the role of senior dignity. The rings were blessed and given out by Rev. Frank Montalbano. ACCOMPLISI-IED. Rev. Frank Montalbcrno, O. M. I. , places the senior ring on Mary Cof- fey's finger, Bobbe Billmeier, mistress oi Ceremonies, assists I NOW PRONOUNCE YOU A SENIOR. Father Montcxlbano marks Barbara Barcel- lona as officially be- ing cr senior by pre- senting to her the '57 edition of the senior rings. with the proceedings, Uofabef 19072 g .fefzfbf Hfkzy flffyhf Sin is like dust: it ac- cumulates. October 30 and 31 was set aside for each PHS'er to take a look at her soul and really give it a good spring cleaning during retreat. Each step- ped lively with the aid of Rev. Ambrose Bronz, O. S. B. , as retreat master. BLESSED BE GOD... Benediction by Rev. Ambrose Bronz, O. S. B. , officially opened retreat at P. H. S. 45:0l7l7l!6'f14 mospbefe ffzffes Izfffkzg fieffeaf I WILL GO UNTO THE ALTAR OF GOD... PHS'ers keep in step by attending daily Mass. .5271 aa! .Yang Hksf Ffa oe AND YOU CAN'T HAVE IT. Rita Gianotti. Vincy Ann Ruifo, and Patti Popp show oil the first place trophy won by homeroom 103. GOD BE WITH YOU Rev. Wayne Cozad. O M I opens Color Day with Mass for all PHS'ers. COOKING SURELY HELP- ED THESE GIRLS! Displaying second prize, the symbol of their success, are Carol Iean Braden, Mary Ellen Koch, Ierry Barbera. and Barbara Diver, members of 'homeroom 107. !f2.s',0f7e.s' M3065 10 3 HAS THE SPIRIT GF THE AIR FORCE COME TO PHS? Winning third prize was Homeroom 206, carrying out the theme, Notes for Miss Providence. IT'S IUST A TROPHY, VINCY! Receiving first place trophy from the Color Day judges is Vincy Ann Rufio, lO3's homeroom representative. Looking on and en- joying it just as much are the other winners. Color Day not only gives us a chance to express our ideas and artistic abilities, but also stirs up our school spirit for the year to come. On the appointed day all PHS bursts forth in an array of silver and blue with a few clabs of red, yellow, and black to complete the master- piece. 121 l22 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE CARD TABLE! Angela Leal, Iudy Britton, and Mary Ann Brown admire their display that took first place for the 5 science club. 501.6006 1975! Book Week, sponsored by the Library Club, was held during the last Week ot November. Books were contributed by all clubs with the theme presented in the form of displays through- out the library. Climaxing the event was the tea dur- ing which awards were given for first, second, and third places. Also awarded were first, second, and third place honorable mentions. STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER! Student Council members Vincy Rufio and Barbara Haby pin on their third place ribbon won by their display. BOTH WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD! Balancing their second place treasure for the FTA, are Barbara Wagner, Mary Esther Arechiqa, and Billie Ruth Pierce. 67116 fapfufes 670016 W9 k Pfam Award SHOCKING, ISN'T IT? Showing off the honorable mention oi the Providence Chapter of the F. H. A. are Martha Pinn and Mary lane Brown. VK, INSPIRATION: 9996 PER- SPIRATIONK' Mary Lou Garcia. Diana Zin- ninger, Ianice Richards, Carol Ket- tler, and Kathy Kennedy show off their well-earned ribbon as they admire their display, which took third place honorable mention dur- ing National Book Week. THE PAUSE THAT REFHESHESH Waiting for refreshments at the library tea, members of other clubs are served by Patti Popp and Theresa Gros, P. H. S. members. Pflqffkzzs Iefeaf .5'0,0!1.9,' M72 V0 feyba f 00,0614 IUNIORS 'ROCK 'n ROLL' THEM! Iuniors cheer their tecrm from 107 on to victory. VIVE LA SOPHS! Sophs bctck up cull the way their girls from 210. Ncrtionolities clctshed as the Iunior Pilgrims ond Sophomore Frenchmen battled for the vol- leyball trophy to the bitter end. However, the trctilblorzing Pilgrims Won over the smooth ploy- ing Frenchmen, gaining the trophy. -1 ff V A ! w Y w 1 I ! ! ! 1 1 V V P , 1 ' , w 1 ! X RL -! '! H ALL FOR ONE, AND ONE Champs from 107 display for all to see. FOR ALL! the trophy 1- ! ,- ! if w ! ! x V ! ! 1 !! -- UP, UP, cmd AWAY! Iuniors and Sophs siruggle to get those points which are so rare. GOING--GOING--GONE FOR A POINT! Frenchmen cmd Pilgrims battled it out to the bitter end. OH DEAR, MY NOSE IS SHINlNG! The Princess in Gold CKathleen Picardj waits for expected proposal from Prince, Iames Spann, but sly court jester CCarolyn Gordonj knows better. AND THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER! The Fairy Godmother, portrayed by Mary lane Brown, grants Cinderella's wish as she dresses her for the ball. 126 Maffbfl JWUIIQS' ers' The glass slipper did provide a happy ending to Cinderella, the '57 operetta presented by the Choral Club. Complete with pumpkins and court balls, lean Kovvalsky CCinderellaj, Sharon Kowalsky CAshesj, Barbara Barcellona CStepmotherD, Theresa Krizek, Marianne Gilkerson, and Martha Ann Pinn C Step- sistersj and Iames Spann CPrincej stepped into the leading roles. The operetta was under the direction of Sister Mary Teresita. Pfesefzf 6'f'f1a'efe!!a Qoefeffa LISTEN TO ME YOU RAGGEDY W1-UF! lean Kowalsky as Cinderella receives scorns and abuses from stepmother Barbara Barcei' Iona and her daughters, Theresa Krizek, Martha Ann Pinn, cmd Marianne Gilkerson. as her cat. Ashes, looks on. THE ROCKETTESH Choristers sing and dance to spring melody as an added attraction to the operettcx. :-Zii i37Lflk'!Qil? Mans' faaffesy 006' 140 Pfay Ado' .9 me fo Jbfzoof 1176 000 QUESTION! Rita Habermann congratulates Io Munive as Cynthia Vollmer, Bar- bara Haby, Marilu Townsend, and Ierrie Lutz wait their turn to con- gratulate Io. The coming of '57 brought the new version of Miss Courtesy, Io Munive, to PHS. She wasn'i the only royalty in our midst, though, as the Speech Class mer- ited an Excellent rating for their one act play, The Ivory Door. YOU HAVE IUST WON THE S64,- d I I Pfymozf 6 Hack XV Ho!! Pfesefzfeo' by Jzmfbf .Hass HPROMENADE THAT PRETTY LITTLE GAL! PHS'ers found it fun to dance around the rock that really rocked. CAMPUS CAPERSV' PHS'ers and their dates enjoy rockin' at the Rock'n Roll. As the season of Thanks- giving hit the air, the Iuniors presented the annual fall dance, combining old lan- guage With new by coming up with the Plymouth Rock'n Roll. OH, WHAT I SAW! The main attraction of the Snow Bcxll was this true-to-lite image oi Frosty. ISO ON YOUR MARK...: Mcrricxn Choristers are seen coroling at the official lighting of the Christmas tree at Alamo Plaza. Pictured with the oiiicers are Mr. W. W. Pinn, Fr. Edwin Iuraschek, cmd emcee, Mr. Fmiser. f40ff'1ff7f29.s' .5',0f' 17 fa HWALTZING IN A WINTER WONDERLA ND! Dreamy-eyed PHS'ers dance to the music of Kotsie Keith and her or- chestra cnt the Snow Bc1l1.. n 0 army 07: Mffkfmas . H Christmas time this year, as all past years, was a very busy one for all PHS'ers. Highlighting the season was the annual Christ- mas Pageant presented by the Sodality, Speech class, and Marian Choristers. Also on the agenda was the Snow Ball given by the luniors. Throughout the season the Marian Choristers contributed their time and efforts by bringing Christmas Spirit into the lives of many people. The Marian Choristers pose with the Archbishop and Santa Claus. It is tradi- tional for these PHS'ers to carol at the arChbishop's house during the Christ- mas season. ANGELS WE HAVE HEARD ON HIGH... Marian Choristers promote Christmas cheer as they carol for Bishop Leven. ff s.f-Q3 gk as it X is Q5 ' .16 nx t 131 fgfllbf Hefyfzs as 00660 of f!7V6'f .fympxia y ia!! MY FAIR LADY Escort, Charles Monaco, presents his fair queen at the Coronation ceremony. Queen Barbara Ann of Silver Sym- phony of the House of Barcellona, escort- ed by Charles Monaco, reigned from her throne of silver notes as queen of the Silver Symphony Ball- The girls in her court were Princess Gloria Ramirez, Duc- hess Gail Voelker, Countess Io Ann Sebera, and Lady Barbara Diver. The Iuniors, in carrying out their theme, displayed beautiful lifesize musi- cal instruments on the walls, with treble clefs decorating the tables. LOVELY TO LOOK AT Her majesty and the royal court, Io Ann Sebera and Micheal Winters, Gloria Ramirez and Alex Castillo, Gail Voelker and lay Farmer, Barbara Diver and lames Bellew. A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODYH Queen Barbara Ann, after being crowned by the former queen, Bunny Dever, is seen with her attendants, Gloria Ram- irez and Gail Voelker. 00660 idfbdfd ,400 of Me House of ivfceffafza AND THE SCORE GOES UP ANOTHER NOTCHI' Seniors and Sophs wait in expeqtationas the ball is suspended in mid4air. M90 af-M' My Q-, l34 196' yn 14.9 67zam,0.s' CREAM OF THE CROP Senior baske-iball champions pose with their irophy. Left to right are Mary Ann Brown, Dolores Sarro, Diana Garcia, Judy Loverde Ccaptainl, Anita Rangel, Aliene Stanush, Ierrie Lutz. Darlene Handley, Iris Rigamonti, Betty Rodriguez, and Angela Leal. EN GARDEV' Senior Iudy Loverde and Soph Shirley Kirkes have a friendly jump ball. f.96'!7lUf.S' !'0,0 ,5 0,0b.s1' Pbysfbaffdaca flbfl ffmoufayes' feasanaf Jjaoffs CARRY THROUGH THAT SWING. Sarah Bowick, Donna Truss, and Iudy Heye pay strict attention as Mrs. H. E. Stimel shows the back hand swing. LOOK OUT BELOW! Ioyce Poston gives a mighty heave+ho as Iudy Poston meditates on her make-believe ringer and Barbara Fry keeps score, BUT I TELL YOU, IT WAS A STRIKE! Pitcher Mary Emma Traylor converses with catcher Mary lo Nitsch about the strategy to use on the batter, Pat Petraitis. YOU MEAN TO TELL ME THERE ARE ONLY 5 PINS! New to Providence is the duck pin game for rainy day activities. Gail Voelker, Barbara Lutz, Patsy Carvajal, and Ella Martinez figure out how to keep score. 135 Dolores Sarro Best All Around Eleanor Gates Prettiest Jefzfvf fa V0f17e.s' Barbara Ha Most Represen Make f0f0ffllf 1907 by tative Kathleen Picard Most Popular Carolyn Gordon Most Talented Mary Ann Vials Most Likely To Succeed Aliene Stcmush Cutest Cctrol Ann Koerner Wittiest Ierrie Lutz Sweetest Shcrron Hays Most Athletic l 138 -..- 1f,-....- ,.,..li.i ,. ..., ill- ,.l- -2 ,ll N ka- W , N is , ylxk - N M1'g XXNN ff l ? ffl l Tf-ji: ff? ll aa 'wgj mn , gzzjjfig? L ' lwwlwxw NM :VD lqp,XX, :bX ll an M i 1 1 l I 1 l We have only two more minutes to mczl-ce it to that English test, checks Pat Kcxrcxm, foreground, as Sylvia Bodnguez, Put Batot. cmd Ahce Burkholder take cx lcxst minute glance over some notes. Har lady if ffza laka fm L 7 :fx faffaga Afffacfa Many farmer j lqlll f W' X lm fa l tx 3 XX 'H' X ll a 4 V W x if LHR, X! TZ 1 7 lf , ,--:gf jd, l inf l ff Nl , H H .9 ara fa fampaa l 1 ' ff c 1 'K' AN 13 WIYKBN E2 At as I W, Q 5 fm W We B Ad tl l I I l' ll? l J all 12 ILT q p al all V fl 1 1 - I Q l 1 A ' Q it V 5 s lg ll l ,awj l Img, ,nnl en Q I O td Sp t Informal classes in the cal can be both enlightening and humorous at times agree Father Iohn Sheehan, O. M. I., Rosann Smith, Iulia Eichhorn, Kit Flood, Louisa Ann Villa, Father lames Lonerqan, O. M. I., and Christine Richter, HIGHEST ACCREDITATION B. A., M. B. S.,M. S. in S. W., M. A. in Ed. Something interesting must be happening on first floor Moye to tear these PHS alumnae Mary luliett Cherin, losephine Leal, Valerie Lynch, Dora Lee Garcia, Phyl- lis Elder, and Barbara Ebest- away from catching up on the latest news while pausing between classes in the Moye Rotunda. Earnie Haack and Hal Ramsey, convinced that these possible students would make a hit, try to recruit lormer PHSers, Liz Iuenke Cstandinql, Alice Yturri, and Louise Leal Cseatedl, into taking a course or two at St. Mary's University iri all their spare time. l39 Hegafaffaffons Mr. G Mrs. Edmund Aldrete Aliene :S Buddy Stanush Mr. :S Mrs. I. C. Anderson Mr. Margarito Angulo Ann G Robert Antie cmd Butch Mr. :St Mrs. P. Arias Mr. 6. Mrs. F. S. Arnett Aunt Ellen and Uncle Mike Aunt Florence and Uncle Ben Aunt Frances Mr. 6. Mrs. Armando Balderama Bessie Lou Bailey Mr. :Sf Mrs. G. R. Bailey, Ir. G Family Mrs. Ophelia B. Barrera Mrs. Mary Berlon Betty, Gail, Mary Io, Mary Mr. 6: Mrs. H. I. Bertetti Bill and Delvin Mr. 61 Mrs. Walter Bing Mr. 6, Mrs. Tom Blair Marianne Blair Mr. G Mrs. Iohn Bonnet G Family Bill :S Margaret Boring Mr. 5 Mrs. W. L. Bowiclc Mr. :S Mrs. Reno Bradicich Mrs. Fay B. Brown Mr. I. A. Brown III Mr. 6 Mrs. I. A. Brown, Ir. Mr. G Mrs. Ioe Berlanga Charles Lynn Bucek Mrs. Benno R. Burg Mrs. Esther Buss Mr. G Mrs. I. I. Calderon Miss C. Canales Mr. G Mrs. I. Harold Caperton Carol and Peter Carolyn Schultz, Ir. and Beatrice Torres, Soph. Mr. :S Mrs. Ioe Casares Mrs. Rosa Casarez G Family Mrs. Alfonso Catalani CCHS Cheerleaders Mr. G Mrs. A. C. Cheswick Iustin Cielencki Mr. G Mrs. I. R. Coffey Compliments ol a Friend Mrs. Iames E. Cunningham Mr. G Mrs. R. E. Davalos Mrs. Virginia Davalos Mrs. Humalda De Leon Charlie Diaz Mr. 6, Mrs. W. E. Diver Eddie and Rosalind Mr. G Mrs. I. D. Elder Mr. G Mrs. Elizondo G Family Bernard :S Pete Elizondo Dolores Elizondo Mr. 6. Mrs. T. F. Farrish Mrs. Stanley Fanela Mrs. Ann Familkner Miss Carrie Fecci Miss Helen Fecci Mr. 6 Mrs. W. F. Feille Frances and Glenn Mr. 61 Mrs. Robert Frank Dr. :S Mrs. Winthrope I. Franke Mr. August Froboese M. W. Garcia, Ir. Mrs. Petra Galindo Brigido Garza Mr. G Mrs. Ruben Garza Gayle and Preston Gene's Garage Mr. 61 Mrs. Alfred A. Gianotti Mrs. Rosie Gianotti Mr. Salvador Gonzalez Lt. Col. G Mrs. Iohn R. Gordon Miss Beulah Green Mr. G Mrs. O. Gonzalez lulia Griffith Myrtle Grimsinger Mr. G Mrs. A. W. Groif Hegufaf Paffans Rev. R. l. Randy Gronle Mr. :S Mrs. William Gros Miss Marie Grothues Mr. 5 Mrs. W. A. Grothues Mr. George Lusiecke Mr. G. Mrs. Milton Lutz Betty Ann Mansfield Mrs. Mary Helen Mansfield Mr. G Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. Ioe Guerrero Mr. G Mrs. Theresa G George Habermann Esther Habermann Wilfred Habermann Miss Lena Mr. 6 Mrs. Mr. 6. Mrs. Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 6 Mrs. and Luella Hall C. R. Hampton Leonard M. Hess Harry Hoechter Herbert Holzhaus Mrs. Coriene Huskey Mr. 6. Mrs. Mr. :S Mrs. Steve I. lackson H. I. Iaeckle lay and Rosco Mr. G Mrs. Alvin Ienschke Ierry and SAC Mr. 6. Mrs. Herman Iimenez Iohnny and Gerry Mr. G Mrs. Peter lonietz Judy and Bobby Elizabeth Iuenke June and Mike Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kahanck Wallace E. Kee Lt. G Mrs. Iohn Keller Mr. 6. Mrs. Ioseph Kenisky G Family Charlotte Kitowski Mr. M. O. Mrs. M. O. Mr. G Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. Mr. 6: Mrs. Miss Mary Koch Koch Leonard Koll Leo Laborde H. E. Lamm A. Lamm Angela Leal Lita G Maurio Vincent Lopez Mr. :St Mrs. Thos. Loverde Mr. 6. Mrs. O. S. Lumpkin Margaret and Oscar Marilyn and Charlie Marilyn, Mary, Rene, Linda Mr. Humberto Martinez Mary Rose Mary Ann Mary lane Mary Kay Miss Stella Mr. G Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. and Butch and Frank and Iohnny and Iris Rigamonti Masch Vince Masch, Ir. W. A. Matthews R. S. Mayhall Mr. P. A. Mayer Mrs. P. A. Mayer Ted McCormeck R. E. McCullough Mr. 6 Mrs. I. M. McMeans Mr. 6. Mrs. P. G. Mendez Mr. G Mrs. Lester I. Meyer Mickey and Pat Mike and Ioanie Mr. G Mrs. F. E. Minkler Mike Molak '57 Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mollenhauer Iames V. Mondin Mr. G Mrs. G. Montemayor Mr. Ioseph I. Moran Mrs. P. Murxive Robert E. Murphy Al Muenchow Betty Nance Mr. G Mrs. Alfonso Newton G Lud Toni Occhialine and Pat Grimes Mr. G Mrs. Edward Olivares Mr. :S Mrs. George Olsen Mr. G Mrs. P. G. Osbom Mr. David E. Pace Mr. Ioe H. Heyy af Paffafzs Pacheco Mr. 6. Mrs. Robert H. Pacheco Royce A. Patrick Patsy and Patsy and Patsy and Pattie and Peggy and Bob Charlie Iudy Elvis Glen Mr. 6. Mrs. M. G. Perales Mrs. R. Perez Mr. 5 Mrs. Iohn H. Peterson 6. Family Maj. and Mrs. C. P. Pickard Mr. 'S Mrs. I. Z. Pickens Martha An Mr. ci Mrs. Mr. 6. Mrs. Miss Viola Mrs. C. R. Elmer L. P n Pinn W. W. Pinn Allred Porras D. Porras Powell ower SfSgt. Iames H. Powell Mr. :Sf Mrs. D. M. Ramos Erwin Ransleben, Ir. Mr. G Mrs. Mr. S Mrs. Mr. :S Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. Rita and S Capt. Robb Mr. :S Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. Mr. 6. Mrs. Frank A. Reeh, Ir. 6. Family Frank P. Reeh F, W. Renken 6. Family Charles Richter R. C. Rippstein onny y Roberts Luis Robles I. C. Rodriguez Iesse G. Rodriguez G Family Robert I. X Rodriguez Miss Ellen Marie Rolf Ronnie and Kathleen Ruby and Bob Mr. :Sf Mrs. W. I. Ruff Karen Marie Russi Mr. 6. Mrs. V. Saenz Saint Henry's Iunior Volleyball Team Mr. G Mrs. Martirino Salinas Sandra, Ioan, Faye, Dyanne Mrs. Mary Rose Sanford Mr. 6. Mrs. W. T. Sarran 6. Son Mr. G Mrs. O. W. Schmeider Mr. 6. Mrs. Richard Schultze Mr. G Mrs. A. M. Schweitzer Mr. G Mrs. H. F. Schweitzer Iesse Silva Barbara Sitterle Mr. :S Mrs. E. E. Sitterle Mary Agnes Sitterle Skippy Sonny and Lorraine Iohn T. Spear Mr. G Mrs. A. H. Stanush George Stanush :S Charlie Truesdell Mr. 6 Mrs. Robert Suberg Mrs. Flora Tate :S Ruth Mr. G Mrs. I. B. Traylor. Sr. Felix B. Trevino Ioe Trevino Mr. :S Mrs. William Tomisi .Alex Torres Mr. 6. Mrs. C. R. Towers Mr. G Mrs. Ross Townsend M!Sgt. 6. Mrs. W, P. Townsend W. Van Toyl Mr. :S Mrs. A. Van De Walle Mr. :S Mrs. Henry Van De Walle Mr. 6- Mrs. Ioe Van De Walle Rachel Van De Walle Mr. ci Mrs. F. I. Vollmer, Ir. Mr. G Mrs. Charles Warzinek Mr. G Mrs. H. E. Wagner Susan Lee Wagner Mr. G Mrs. Chas. F. Weidner Scott B. Wilson Mr. 61 Mrs. C. E. Windell The Allan Wrights ' Mr. G Mrs. I. A. Wunsch Mr. :S Mrs. O'Brien Yaeger Mr. G Mrs. Phillip E. Zamora Baeten's Flower Shop 1720 Zarzamora Ioe Barbera Appliance 501 W. Huisache izfsfkzess Paffofm Lauren R. Barnebey, Real Estate Pe5-5521 Pe3-1222 Ann and Tom Browne, Inc. 2118 Blanco Rd. Mike H. Bixby 2222 San Pedro Blanco Fixit Shop 4160 Blanco Florida Cafe 1132 S. Hackberry St. Capri Italian Restaurant 4301 Fredericksburg Road Compliments to the Senior A Friend Cookie's Outlet 444 Hildebrand Garcia and Sons 1605 South Flores Garza Grocery 315 S. Elmendorf Gilpin's Gulf Service 5405-09 Broadway Grimm's Floral 6. Garden 1626 Fredericksburg Rd. Iohnnie's Service Station 2401 So. Flores Little Mike's Ice House 1922 S. Zarzamora Mangold Lumber Co. 1301 West Summit Ave. S '57 Center Zim's Ice Station 3403 Blanco Rd. Thom McAn's Family Shoe S 800 S. W. Military Dr. Moryls' Service Station 2522 So. Hackberry Gchoa Grocery 6. Market 1801 San Fernando Presa Ice Station 3415 S. Presa St. Renken and Kuentz Transpor 1205 San Francisco St. Rigaby Auto Parts 1842 Rigsby Ri1ey's Drive Inn 2619 Frio City Saint Mary's Garage 715 E. Locust Shamrock Cleaners 220 Cincinnati Ave. Stadium Radio 5 TV 2325 N. St. Mary's St. State Drug Store 2401 W. Commerce Stutt's Produce 1708 N. Main Souder's 1003 CS 1013 Rittiman Pl. South Presa Food Market 3501 S. Presa Tavern on the Green 122 Corinne Dr. Trevino Printing Co. 2002 Durango St. Young-McDonald Lumber Co. 1025 Nogalitos at Powell tore tation Co Habermann's Texaco Service Station 2922 Blanco Road PE-4-5461 Medical Arts Pharmacy CO. 701 E. Houston Cadillac Sales and Service 317 Lexington Ave. RAUSCI-IER. PIERCE 6 CO. INC. CA-67221 Investment Securities 729 Milam Building San Antonio, Texas Best Wishes to the Class of '57 Iune N. Meyer I Fiesta Products Company S Garlic - Spices - Chile Seasonings ETTER SHOP Clifton I. Bolner COwnerj -1? 351 Taft Blvd. Compliments of Lenny's LING Sm san Antonio, Texas FASHIONS Fon WOMEN CA 4-7373 1426 North Main Avenue - - CApito1 4-2237 S924 San Pedro Avenue - - TAy1or 6-2041 Business Phone Residence Phone Compliments of CA3-4772 The Flower Box WA 3-3387 D 11 W Sh Delivery Service 0 ar ave op 1070 off for Schools 6: Students 124 Iefferson St. 107 North Park Blvd. Mrs. C. M. Spurlock Monaco's Garage Archie's Paint 6. Body Shop 416 Frio 847 Leal Street Good Luck to the Future Seniors of '58 Fire ---- Automobile ---- Bonds Insurance at a Saving Automobile Loans at Bank Rates B. I. Kutac Company 125 Adams Street CApitol 2-0l7l White's Home of Greater Value 901 So. Alamo St. San Antonio, Texas Phone Ca 3-6181 Cream Crest Creamery 4602 South Presa LE 4-8888 Alamo Heights Laundrateria Quick Wash--Fluff Dry--Dyeing 5943 Broadway TA 6-9090 BLUE BONNET POTATO CHIP CO. Home of Iell-Punch Syrup Manufacturers 6. Distributors of Food Products 603 Cincinnati Ave. Saint Benedicts' Hospital 418 Madison Street Phone CA 6-8178 Kenny's Service Station Texaco Products CA 6-3690 1427 S. Laredo St. Sta. A .-. Tl. PErshing 3-7761 C. P. Howard Service Station 1029 Broadway at Iones CA 6-1972 Eagle Supply Co. Ninth and Ave. B CApitol 5-2973 San Antonio, Texas Compliments of a Friend Rihn's Red and White 1903 Cincinnati Ave. PE 3-8159 Finesilver Manufacturing Co. 816 Camaron Allsteel Fence Co. 4300 Frederickburg Road F. Pickard fCounty Surveyorl County Courthouse Broadway Bowling Alley 814 Broadway i.. .l.. Reed Candle Co. 1531 W. Poplar PE 39611 Tom Iones Radio Co. 507 Brooklyn San Antonio, Texas Munguia Printers Inc 2201 Buena Vista CA71944 CA 71930 ., '-QMAMAW i ww-v'rff ' form H 6. H Coffee Co. 601 Delaware Compliments of Richert's Variety 514 Brooklyn Ave. ABC Party Rental Specializing in Weddings Silver - Glass - Ca ndelabra - Punch Bowls Monogram and Printed Napkins CA4-9112 1801 Leal Street Arcadia Grove Cleaners Courtesy Laundry 5208 Broadway Service Dial TA-62761 ...l., Maya Studio Caps and Gowns Furnished Free fix 9 9 2215 Guadalupe 532 W. Houston gk ! i Compliments of Guadalupe Lumber Co. No. 1 1627 Guadalupe No. 2 1547 S. Zarzamora 516 E. Houston St. San Antonio, Texas Ca 5-7061 Akers Funeral Home 441 N. Main San Antonio, Texas Compliments of I. Saldana 61 Sons Food Market 7302 Laredo Hwy. DeWinne's Belgium Inn 3119 W. Commerce St. CA-4-4512 B858 San Pedro Ave. TA-4-2393 McDavitt Insurance Agency 2100 Broadway - CA-4-0862 San Antonio 2, Texas Gabehart's Conoco Service Station 2423 N. Zarzamora PE-2-0504 Stout Plumbing Plumbing and Repairs Sales and Service 1509 Mardell - San Antonio, Texas Pe2-S242 A. I. Ploch Oil Company Wholesale Distributor Texaco 61 Firestone Products 2319 S. Hackberry - LE3-5107 City Upholstery 2019 N. Main - Pe3-1308 Day-Lite Food Store The Most Complete Food Market 4402 San Pedro Ave. Sebera Plumbing 6. Appliance Co. Day :S Night Water Heater Maytag Appliances Sales Service 2310 Nogalitos LE3-5171 Compliments of Tarin Meat Co. City Market House 1000 W. Commerce Wrights Sports It pays to p1ay Wright Travis at Main CAS-2283 Compliments of Dr. Robert C. Bowman, Chiropractor 606 Cincinnati Ave. Pe3-1775 Lytle W. Gosling 6: Co. P.O. Box 1599 Byrom's Furniture Co. 2214 Nogalitos Street LE-29348 MARIO EHZONDO Alamo Paint 6 Wallpaper Co., Inc. 711 Culebra Ave. 1115 W. Commerce PE-45103 CA-89296 Real Estate Loans Hil1's Drug Store No. 1--1315 Frio City Rd. CA-57283 No. 3--3646 Culebra Rd. GE-22351 510 I Bld . Free Delivery The Best Always nsuwnce q ' ' 9 CA7-4268 CA4-1201 jewelers Since 1890 Broadway at Travis .-....M....1.M-M. - Bfunefsf Inc- Highland Dress Shop Store NO. 1, 2126 Fredericksburg Rd. 2001 Sr Hfwkbeffy Sf- LE-43951 2. 2701 S. Presa 3. 1605 Nogalitos Tandy Leather Co. 4. 805 Military Dr. 306 E. Commerce St. 5. 4815 Broadway Bob Gueldner Electric Co. Compliments of Electrical Contracting Ice R. Martinez LiCenSed B0f1d9d Sales Representative 330 E. Woodlawn pE.21g33 Mike Persia Chevrolet Inc. San Antonio, Texas 459 S. St. Mary's St. Ca7-0111 Rodriguez Bros. Memorials Labatt Wholesale Grocery Co. 917 W. Houston St. 300 N. San Marcos CAG-6226 Wolff 6. Marx San Antonio's Friendly Department Store Compliments of Wong Grocery Company 1502 So. Flores Farrell Service Station 144 Lavaca St. Ca S-4932 San Antonio, Texas Humble Products Carranza's Grocery 6. Market 701 Austin St. CA3-0903 WolfI's Sausage Shop Specializing in Homemade Sausages Pe2-9844 Bandera Road SOUTHERN LLOYDS Fire, Casualty and Automobile Insurance Organized in 1918 39 Years of Successful Operation A Texas Company for Texas People Steen ci Steen, Managers 915 Nat'l. Bank of Commerce Building San Antonio, Texas All Kinds of Insurance at a Worthwhile Saving to the Policyholder. R. R. Steen Iohn Thomas Steen ln my opinion ....... Checking the books are Virginia Kutac and the manager of Southern Lloyds Insurance Co Mr SAN ANTONIO BODY 6: PAINT CO. Body G Fender Repairing Painting - Upholstering - Seat Covers CA4-7639 San Antonio's Complete Fabric Store Ewing's Corner Houston and Soledad Harris System Termite Co. 403 E. Iosephine 344 Oak St. at 18th Compliments of Tai Shan Restaurant 2611 Broadway Ca 3-5242 Reynolds and Morgan 1003 Insurance Bldg. 120 W. Iosephine Gilbert's Auto Parts Parts for All Cars and Trucks Machine Shop Service 1616 Guadalupe St. CA6-5239 ABC Linen Service 4937 W. Commerce Compliments of Dr. I. F. Doyle. Ir. Billy's Restaurant Billy Mitchel Village Open All Night Compliments of Dell Village Shoe Store 2105 Vance lackson The A. l. Root Co. of Texas Beeswax Candles - Sanctuary Lights 537 S. Flores P. O. Box 9153 San Antonio Mode O' Day Dresses Blouses Lingerie Hosiery San Fernando Grocery Mr. Abert Guerrero Owner 1421 E1 Paso CAS-7641 .' til90: , - 1 C MILK and ICE CREAM .. New Monte Carlo Cleaners We specialize in custom dry cleaning, cold fur and garment storage. PE5-8361 1702 W. Kings Hwy. Parker Pharmacy 1216 West Ave. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyuela Congratulations to the Seniors of '57 The Alumnae Association of P. H. S. Lee On Food Store 1400 N. Flores St. May success ever be yours Charles Hanavan Funeral Home A. Garza Red :S White Food Store 145 Forest Ave. Phone CA37U48 We Deliver Oak Hills Texaco Service 4903 Fredericksburg Rd. William Bellew. D.C. Appointments 116 E. Dewey Place Pershing 58611 , San Antonio, Texas - For Future Financial Freedom You Must, I' Save More of Your Earnings And Earn More For Your Savings Great Western Pays SWK, on Savings GREAT WE TERN l0AN s 84 TRU T COMPANY E. M. Stevens, President Home Office: 1000 No. Alamo San Antonio Offices throughout South 6 Southeast Texas ,illl-i.. Compliments to Seniors '57 from Mr. and Mrs. Iames Spann Ayers Insurance Agency Fire-Automobile-Liability-Life C1V1ember San Antonio Insurance Exchange and , National Association Insurance Agentsb 219 Terrell Ave. WA29974 Guarantee Plumbing Co. Ed 5 Les Tschoepe Repair 6 Bathroom Remodeling Experts Since 1934 1600 S. Presa LE 27341 S Compjjmenfs God Bless the Senior Class of '57 of From the Fathers of Our Lady of Sanchez Studio Sorrows Church . ..i F' e C1 ' d L d Parishoners of St. Mary's In I eumng an mm ry Sunshine 202 N. sf. Mary's se. ' 617 N. Flores St. CA 6-7271 Best of Luck From Galindo 6. Son Service Station 9 . 601 Fredericksburg Road Your Gardening Friend 321 E. Commerce St. San Anfoniof Texas George E. Biediger 6. Son Painting Contractors For Compliments of READY MIXED CONCRETE Quality 6 Service Automotive Service Center Turner Gravel Co. Phone 825 Morales 400 Blanco Val E. White, Owner L CA 6-3391 San Antonio La Perm Dept. Store Dacbert Piano Company Knabe Pianos The House of the Bride Wurlitzer Organs Thomas Organs King Band Instruments 802 W' Houston S 639 Pruitt Ave. CA 7-0458 Compliments of the Philothean Staff St. Mary's Parish 202 N. St. Mary's St. Blanco Ice Station 1838 Blanco Road I. C. Iones Paint Co. 305 Third St. Compliments of Dr. 6. Mrs. Iose San Martin Compliments ol a Friend M. Kline 6. Co. 729 W. Commerce St. Corona Studio 221 N. Flores St. W. F. Lawlor 341 Tuttle Rd. Compliments of R. C. Rippstein Compliments of a Friend i . I 1 203 E. Houston Street Keasby and Mattison Co. Asbestos Products TA 2-9436 For flavor, vim ' ' - Q II: :Ik 1212 .g.g:.. g . . , , , . . . . . , , 3.0 o'a'o 'N Sze.. N , LJ ' N ,., FN When U need an electrician call. . . K J A at I m -4 XF' fr A K ' ' Q' Vollmer Electric Co. m p n o ' is W u V -4. 4 ' ' In t , CA 7-4188 418 Elm street utter 195 S9 J nl?FLAvoR-RITE LOAF Y fee 9 . Q, F- hw! Q? 1. 'NX I I fi and weight control! YOU CAN HAVE BOTH A Career in Nursing and a College Degree The Santa Rosa Division of Nursing of Incarnate Word College extends a cordial welcome to the graduates of Providence High School. The Division offers a four-year program leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in nurs- ing - the same time as for other college degrees, In addition, degrees can be obtained in public health nursing, medical technology, and medical library science. OPPORTUNITIES IN NURSING EOR GRADUATES OF THE SANTA ROSA SCHOOL OF NURSING GOVERNMENT NURSING SERVICES INDUSTRY Army Nurse Corps Insurance Companies Navy Nurse Corps Department Stores United States Public Health Services Factories United States Veterans Administration TRANSPORTATION HOSPITALS AND SCHOOLS OF NURSING Airlines Staff Nurse Railroads Head Nurse DOCTOR'S OFFICES Supervisor PUBLIC HEALTH AGENCIES Instructor SCHOOL NURSING Administrator MISSIONARY NURSING The best place to buy say students of Prov1dence Hlqh 1S ,fig . . . V D '-D' HANDY-ANDY SUPERMARKIET 'D' -. Chito's Market 6. Grocery Grofi Bros. Tire Co. 523 Arbor Place West Side State Bank 109 N. San Saba Compliments of O. R. Mitchell Motors Ace Supply Company 321 W. Iosephine San Antonio, Texas Phone PErshing 3-9121 Guaranteed Tire Recapping ci Repairing Fleet Service W. M. Groff Phone CA 5-7289 W. P. Groft 1403 S. Flores Street C. W. Groft San Antonio, Texas Compliments of R. L. Naylor Refrigeration Service For Better Service St. Anthony Gro. 304 DeWitt St. Free Delivery LE 2-0925 A Friend ff , J V J , A c J .4 it H I .f I. Roberta Stark 5 Hollywood Style Shop Hosiery - Lingerie - Foundations 101 E. Houston CA2-9453 LOUIS FEED MILL 2148 Gonzales Rd. Compliments of Mike's-Package-Store Manager - Michael Moke 1190 Hwy. 90 West G Acme Rd. GE 2-2781 Apache Auto Parts Everything for Your Car or Truck 2001 S. Lanedo St. CA3-7501 San Antonio, Texas Brad's Texaco Service Tires - Batteries - Accessories LE4-8961 l723 S. New Braunfels I. V. Bradfield San Antonio, Texas Compliments oi a Friend University Drug Store Moody Armstrong - Owners - L. A. Jackson, Ir 2250 Cincinnati Ave. PEB-3191 Professional Prescription Service Your Complete Neighborhood Service Free Fast Delivery 'Phone CA3-0337 Nuevo Leon Meat Market Iesus Cabrera Prop. 825 S. Laredo St. San Antonio, Texas Southern Sewing Machine Co 214 Temple Street FROST NATIONAL BANK A girl's best friend! Mary Vials takes a close look at all that green stuff at Frost National Bank. A Ulmer's Ice 6. Grocery Saenz Clinic 4102 Blanco Rd. 1723 Buena Vista William F. Knight Todd's Knight's Gulf Service 226 E. Houston St. Burr Road at Wurzbach Hwy, Wi1liGH1 L- H1110 AAA Road Service Ta 2-5998 Manager - - Al A 5.131 P' c.,1 LA CONCORDIA GROCERY me ff ue mt O nc School Art Supplies Groceries-Meats-Vegetables 506 N. Presa Street Rodriguez Food Store Free Delivery Service No. 1 1508 Guadalupe Ca 3-7321 No. 2 822 NW. 24th sf, Ca 3-0088 932 Led St' CA4-1488 San Antonio, Texas JORDAN MOTOR COMPANY Ca 7-1313 Your Friendly Ford Dealer 615 S. St. Mary's Street Playing hookey in a '57? Such style! Bobbe Billmeier and GGY 1OrdC1n get ready for a ride in the '57 Ford from Iordan. Master Laundry :S Cleaners 2225 Blanco National, Incorporated 421 N. Medina San Antonio 7, Texas Congratulations to the Seniors of '57 Damon's Restaurant 110 Austin Hwy. ...ill-l Crown Cleaners and Dyers Alterations-Repairs Hats Cleaned and Blocked 3909 S. Presa LE 2-0261 Bandera Drive In Theater The best in movies Bandera Rd. PE 2-0544 Radiant Rose Flower Shop Special Prices for Students McCreless Shopping Village Inc. 1130 Fair Ave. Cool-Way Ventilating Co. Evaporative Coolers Repair Work - New Filter Pads ci Parts 732 S. St. Mary's St. CA 6-5452 K. M. Huber Potchernick's Since 1894 211 N. St. 1VIary's La Reiorrna Meat Mkt. We Specialize in Milk-Fed Cabrito 1218 S. Laredo CA 3-0214 San Antonio, Texas KITCHEN FAVORITES N H Few as Good I PIONEE WHITEWINIES None Better sB',ffUIT W v 'WU X 1111 so 'mai Pioneer 1 rl 11111 IWKGNBS Flour Mills V I'nl,'! E 'I vi INRICNIP San Antonio 5'lBU'Fu '11-.555 I 1 Since 1851 'NN The Smallest Shop for the Biggest Values Sophie's Shop A11 Advertised Brands Mr. and Mrs. Iuan De La Garza, Owners Hosiery, Lingerie' Hand Bags, Jewelry 1203 Guqdlqupe CA 3-7026 1 104 W. Houston CA 6-1932 - San Antonio The Angelus Funeral Home 902 W. Houston St. Iohnson Furniture Co. S15 S. Laredo St. CA 6-9167 SEARS. ROEBUCK and CO. 642 Soledad All I want for Christmas is a record player from Sears and Roebuck! This is what Gail lVlacFadden and Marianne Blair are saying while admiring the Christmas display. Our Second Century Serving San Antonio and Southwest Texas THE GROOS NATIONAl BANK . S Oh, Lee, what big feet you have! Every Banking Facility Liebe Bradicich is pictured admiring 'f one of the many stylish pairs of shoes at Guarantee Shoe Co. Q 714 uauzozn-:uf 3 9 if 5311 Apfvnldiri Hdfafd farkeaf Q f Lvafffa S '- I .and has been n - for V+ century I 6 . I W t I, I ,X Esfafv t x T S LK ff GU NTERSIEHILDING CAS-4101 TUIIII, ffxns We Buy Scrap Iron and Metal NEWELL SALVAGE CO. We'll Treat You Right 726 Probandt St. CA 7-3141 San Antonio, Texas TRINITY TESTING Compliments of DR. PEPPER 3190 E. Houston GRAMER'S IRON WORKS Ornamental 51 Wrought Iron 312 Fredericksburg PE 6-3912 Three Shops to Serve You' KELLY-SCHERRER FLOWER SHOP 326 W. Iosephine Street GUNTER HOTEL FLOWER SHOP GUNTER HOTEL Downtown Kelly - Scherrer 204 lefferson St. ......i....l.- LABORATORIES, INC. cflwtlifflx m'5gk!9g0Q Materials Engineers , J! Zia-' X Consulting, Testing, Engineers and Analytic L -'www x E2 Nyalbfpf Chemists San Antonio ffwfafw 7 625 Live oak st. corpus Christi ' San Antonio Harlingen gpwgh Al1Sfi1'1 v'bx:jffIeOc'C11s.v10Il n.-'Q 831 S. Flores TEXAS BOLT 5 SCREW CO. San Antonio, Texas -.ili , C' I' t f Alamo Sheet Metal Omp men S O L d Z ttl And Roofing co. efmm e e Main Food Store 1818 N. Main Ave. If it's made of sheet metal, we do it G. H. Dillard Co. 1722 W- Martin CA 6.5702 Air Conditioning San Antonio CA 3.5493 355 E. Crockett St. Wing Haw Grocery St. Vincent s I:Iome Benedrctme Sisters 109 Frio City Rd. CA 7-1479 1119 So. Alamo St. Lynvals Drug Store Tezel :S Cotter. Air Conditioning Co 2423 N- Si- MGIY'S 1028 W. Ashby Place PE 5-1731 San Antonio, Texas Fecci Food Market Modern Pharmacy 701 Frio St. No. 1 5919 W. Commerce No. 2 551 Ruiz No. 3 101 Castroville Rd. ReiniI1ge1 S Phillip 66 Ser. Sid. Prescriptions A Specialty We Deliver 1801 West Ave. Compliments of Braden Wire Works Mfg's of Woven Wire Mesh Products 1310 W. Laurel St. PE 4-5189 Security Title Co. Inc. 425 E. Pecan St. M-l...-.i-i1 Nelson Insurance Agency General Insurance at a Savings Iohn B. Nelson A. M. McNeel 315 Rivas Cleaning Chemicals and Supplies 1023 Morales CA73168 Davis Manufacturing Co. F ine Repairing Phil Maldonado Iewelry Manufacturing 715 Menefee Blvd. CA2-9059 213 Losoya St. CA71l02 Sari Antonio, Texas ,1L.il..-l.-- 1 Compliments of IOE MALIN'S GARAGE cmd SERVICE STATION 1010 Van Ness .Ll...i.-.......1... Our Sincere Appreciation and Best of Good Wishes Faculty and Students of Providence High School SOUTHERN ENGRAVING COMPANY 817 E. Houston St. San Antonio, Texas -1 Wm. I. Suberg Cleaners 5. Laundry 2801 N. St. Mary's St. . Quality Buys - Quality Cars Irvin Motor Co. LE4-4811 1905 Nogalitos St. Gene Irvin Adolph Wueste San Antonio, Texas 1- Iuvenile Mig. Co. Inc. 327 No. Flores Oxygen Acetylene Carbide Medical Gas Welding Supplies Lone Star Welding Supply 1119 Noqalitos Street San Antonio, Texas CA 4-6111 P. L. Blaschke, Sr. PE 4-3455 P. L. Blaschke, Jr. Owners Le 2-2554 . Compliments of Ben Rodriguez, I. G. A. 125 Hwy 90 W. Modern Pharmacy 5919 W. Commerce :S 551 Ruiz Streets Prescriptions A Specialty Compliments of BARQ' BOTTLING CO. Gianotti Bag Co. 1717 Leal Street . Iones Barber Shop 2910 S. New Braunfels Your Business Appreciatedn .l, Viera Radio 6. Television Service All Work Guaranteed 836 S. Laredo St. San Antonio, Texas Aztec Fence Co. No Down Payment and 36 Months To Pay 211 Aztec St. CA 6-4635 Compliments of Dwight M. Weir Universal CIT Credit Corp. Bailey 6. Carpenter, Inc. New and Used Cars and Trucks 1020 S. Flores CA 6-3781 or CA 7-9843 , Dan's Service Station 2363 Frio City Road Kenny Insurance Agency 120 College Street Wayne Bull Auto Parts San Antonio cmd Austin, Texas PATT'S DRUG STORE No. 1-5150 Broadway No. 2-1106 Austin Hwy. Walgreen Agency .i1i snxel 'oruotuy ung 1S UWDW 'M 60809 l8SZ'L VO Suollcl .rebrnquelqg Heron 'g 'I 'OD ISSIIM .IDSH Queen Candy Company Original Mexican Pecan Candies Fountain Service St. Mary's At Commerce St. CA 6-6922 La Libertad Bakery and Coffee Shop 121 Pleasanton Road Congratulations Seniors '57 from Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Koerner Do you like to snoop? 'tis fun at ....... Ieanne Fashions Glasstov Supply Company Cafe and Institutional Supplies 802 South Flores CA 5-2789 Harold P. Schultz A. Davila Plumbing Co. 1805 Old Castroville Rd. Ge 2-5213 LE 4-3344 Compliments of Zizik - Kearns Edward I. Downing Sole Owner Your Catholic Funeral Home Since 1896 GRAND LODGE ORDER of the SONS of HERMANN in Texas Founded 1890 Legal Reserve Fraternal Life Insurance Society 515 South St. Mary's Street Ca 6 9281 i Compliments of E1 Progreso Grocery 1820 Durango St. CA 3-0016 .-1.- The W. B. Matthews 201 E. Grayson Ioe W. Ioeris 219 Ave. A Compliments of a Friend F , Trev's Food Market For Good Meats 1922 N. zmqmom PE-56826 -i.l CA-30821 116 N. Flores St. Buckhorn Cleaners Expert Alterations and Pressing While You Wait Silk Cleaning San Antonio, Texas Compliments of Persyn's Carol Ann Shop and Grocery 1359 W. Kirk PL. CA3891l - . San Antonio Church Supply Co. 300 North Main Ave. i - SL Scholasticcfs Convent Manufacturing Jewelers Fine Diamond Setting Benedictine Sisters Crescent Jewelry Company 202 New Moore Bldg. CA-35473 1113 SO- Alamo St- H. C. Flores San Antonio, Texas Compliments of Continental Credit Corp. 1021 Broadway Ca52986 . Compliments of Ray Brink Garage Frank Davila Food Store 1021 Bandera Rd. San Antonio Coca-Cola Taking time out from their studies are Marianne Blair, Gail McFadden, and Rita Habermann enjoying a Coke. Bottling Co., Inc. 123 Laiitte Best Wishes . . . from Your Yearbook Photographer Beverly Studios ,T. i.....1. The Fox Co. 1734 Broadway 166 Phil Greenberg Furniture Co. 341 E. Commerce St. CA 7-4922 Mario's Drug Store 1738 Fredericksberg Rd, PE 3-39133 Free Delivery And How Many Stamps Will I Get With The Machine? Io Ann Minkler admires one of the many .articles of merchandise at Tarrillion Bros. Compliments of Tarrillion Bros. 1419 S. Presa Compliments Gillespie Motor Co. gilllti., V: Q.,-110' a - 321 Broadway at 4tr- Herby's Red 6. White 123 Goliad Rd. LE 4-0341 Alameda 514 W. Houston St. Ioe Lucchese Realtor Real Estate -- Sales 414 Texas Theater Bldg. CA 7-3407 Compliments of M 6: G Construction Co. 223 Perez St. Ship by Truck Quicker by Querne-r Querner Truck Lines, Inc CA 7-2277 111-- Best in Meats Koehlers Barbecue 104 W. Grayson 7 P V I 1 1 1 f I I 44 X7 ,ll fx J 1 4 T X 1 x 1 I I Xu f , www La v E I -J 1 5 X .I H 4 .g mx I 0 1 sg, f6 ,gaylaawnywob TMC? 57' L, fluff' J W f ,J,,, ,m3 ,4, f' X 1 C-b-.cfrrvboil Q K JMX. 1 X If -- ,f I X ' I K. ' n 14 ' I I -6 5 x 1' ,, , , 1 rx , ' ' . A x I N 1 , A .V ' f 71 A ' , 0 I , J , 1 11 4 if 1 f ff' J ', l 1 71 5 1 'VXI ,, , 4 -J,k, f . ' 1 ' -r-1-.J ' fl 1 R ,H .Qt L .4 rl fJx F2 U Q A W 4 -4 , fe, ,A x J' n s ' I 1 'I -, A, J 5 ' ' - , f ' 1 fly' s . , 4 Y I . 1 ' , 1 U -...J ' 1' , 4 , ,ll l ,Jjj W MMM w W! 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