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

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1960 volume:

gt ....., x J isa:-jg ,sf- NQ.,.Q.,,a 1 -I-Ms-...wwt ,ff ' 'M' d,...w ' F- --M.. v ,Lk F- Lam PHILCTHEAN AWARDS 1958-1959 National Catholic School Press Association Yearbook of Distinction-1959 Columbia School Press Association First Place-1959 National School Yearbook Association B+ Rating-1959 Texas High School Press Association All-Texas Honor Rating-1959 Texas Catholic journalists' Association Award of Distinction-1959 I THE PHILOTHEAN I PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHOOL SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS VOLUME NINE Mary Logan .. Editor-infChief Carol Howard ssistant Edito A ' BusinessTManager ' G Gllda ll ..,. Photographe Ellen R lf .......... Art Edito CAREERS THAT CAN CHAN GE CDUR WORLD CONTENTS Foreword page four Campus page six Administration and Faculty page ten Curriculum page twenty Classes Seniors page sixty-eight Juniors page ninety Sophomores page one hundred Freshmen page one hundred and ten Activities page one hundred and twenty Personalities page one hundred and fifty Ads page one hundred and fifty-eight Index page two hundred and four FCREWCDRD YOU ARE THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD. SO LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE BEFORE MEN THAT THEY MAY SEE YOUR GOOD WORKS AND GLORIFY YOUR FATHER WHO IS IN HEAV- EN. QSt. Matthew, 5: 14-16, We the students of Providence High School, realize that as the youth of today we are the leaders of tomorrow. As tomorrow's light we can shine brightest if we choose careers that will enable us to influence large numbers of people in their thought and consequent action. In recognition of this fact, we of the annual staff choose to base our 1959-60 PHILOTHEAN on a book entitled UCAREERS THAT CAN CHANGE YOUR WORLDQ, by Father james T. Keller, S. J., founder of the Christophers. The aim and particular purpose of this book and of the Christophers is to emphasize what one person can do, with Godis help, to raise the standards of the spheres of influence which shape the destiny of all men, especially in U government, 21 education, 3j social service, LQ labor relations, 59 literature and GJ entertainment. In this book Father Keller shows that by placing good Amer- icans in positions in these fields we can provide the moral power and strength needed to allow our nation to grow in good, healthy surroundings. Father Keller also stresses that each and every one of us has the ability to hold one of these positions, and it is our duty as Americans to utilize this faculty. Providence High School has given us the incentive to form the beliefs and ideals which will guide us and empower us to shine brightly before all men. Through variety of curricula and extracurricular of- ferings, and the character training given us during these four years, we are alloted the power to be better prepared to recognize and select a career that can change the World ref... To Father James T. Keller, S. J., founder of the Chrktopherg and to the success of the Christophor Movement, we gratefully dedicate the 1959-1960 PHILOTHEAN. Octo ber 14, 1959 Dear Mis s Logan, We were happy to hear from you and to learn that you have chosen The Chri. stophersu for the theme of your schoo1's annual. It is truly encouraving to learn that our work is being met with such enthusiasm and an inspiration to carry on with more zeal than ever! we'l1 hope to see the fruits of your efforts and you may be assured of our prayers for the success of this project! Blessings to you, Miss Logan as well as all your fellow students at Providence High School! ' 'y in Christ, Len fy i aw 'i at gli'-Q Y 1 'My if 1, 1 'V T? 3 fi it an X J -,M I if , ei We ai if? l 13 if fi fe' , ff? llll tu. Although deeply involved in daily activities, P.H.S.'ers enjoy the scenic landscape lying just outside their classroom windows. From north, south, east, and west, the Providence campus presents a striking picture with its rolling green lawns, huge pecan trees, mansion-like convent, and quaint courtyard. For many years, and now in 1960, these symbols of beauty and joy create an atmos- phere of peace at P.H.S. The Augusta Street entrance to P.H.S. offers this panoramic view of the building front and the southwest campus. Side by side, the convent and P.H.S.'s distinctive symbol, the cross, dominate this view of the middle of the campus. Full rustling trees peacefully shade P.H.S.'s southeast entrance during the noon hours. PH S 'ers DELIGHT IN SCENIC CAMPUS Blue skits smile over P.H.S. as PHILOTHEAN editor Mary Logan and her assistant, Carol Howard, chat in the foreground, wliilc Sister Miirtliii Ann convcrscs with Anita Pzitglsso near thc inain cn- trance. For the music students of PHS the Marian Conservatory serves a dual purpose--as class- room and recital hall. Pictured here at its entrance are Marie Farias, Donna Kaupert, and Rose Mary Knight. . Q K fi'5WWSPl'X,r CAMPUS SCENES REFLECT STUDENT VIVACITY pwlnwwqyi 1 5: r,,,-,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,...........-.-,,-- ww-wang 'N A V-vw The trees to the south of the school provide a quiet spot for the meditation of sophomores Liz Zapata, Terry Thompson, and Sheila Quinlan. Providence's main en- trance and driveway are a bee-hive of activity during pre-school hours as PHS'ers chat with their friends from Central Catholic. 9 Every person, no matter what his position, can contri- bute to the unity and organiza- tion need to make the world better. The archdiocesan sys- tem of Catholic schools, of which Providence High is a part, is an example of this organization and unity, under His Excellency, Archbishop Robert E.Lucey, director of all activity in the archdiocese. The superintendent of Cath- olic schools in the diocese is His Excellency, Auxiliary Bish- op Stephen A. Leven. Work- ing closely with Bishop Leven are the diocesan school su- pervisors, Sister Marietta, C.D. P., and Sister Francis Therese, C.C.V.I., who concern them- selves with the I systematiza- tion and closer integration of the schools under them. Providence High School, as the largest private girls' in the diocese, contributes greatly to the apostolic work of the diocese. The executive heads of Providence are Sister Mau- reen, C.D.P., principal of the school, and Sister Florence Marie, C.D.P., superior of the school. These two nuns by their untiring efforts com- bined with those of all the faculty, unite and correlate all phases of student life. Thus Providence aims in its educa- tional program to educate whole personalities who will readily take their places in this modern world. ADMINISTRATION FURNISH ES MEANS FOR CHANGING THE WORLD Y ,uv-Q, K s 'I Q fx Q55 x 3 f, V, 1 'Wu ,A ,. ,iv M mf Q P .,, N , , b lx DN rf ' 'V ?5rui4: ?': H .., M Q I Ei' f I 9 Q 1 1 b , ff V i if L 1? ' g Lg I A I W . . if 4' ..v , 1, F i W f ,Dv ,ff QQ, Q. ,fi vf'L1 ' n , ng J .'1 'fFI'fW'?5 ., ,L . 1 in if 'Alfa We ff .5 E-fa .E 125 5 5? 'gli' I--r E 3 32 ' ' gf IA - P gif' ' t nf, I - j Q ig ig? ir-' , pffi is F 5 . sr -'33 i ' - Q E.. j il,-xg A : jg ' 5 if 1, X A-2 1 i 5:5 Q33 I g w ' Ei . rt 4- ff! . . f r' 4 n ew -f tkf if 'rux if -A FWV QHC' ' 1 7 Y N: ,- ? . ps, ,gi 7.5.2 f?gii'?.frl5 YT. if gb Q Y g f 2 -gi . Q , 1? s ,,..... -I . we M ix ,w , M Yu, 1. ,. I Lwif H+ Q ' liz, in ,W Aim QW 4 , - J, N N, Nw f'SI:f, N . isfmwqw, '. ,L ,ufus:.:f.h.j: K Y W-Nw --wwbsgfzl-S5433 if swf .5 M ' rx , f f . . Nw, MW M, 4? FACU LTY: H ELPMAT ES TO FUTURE SISTER MARY MAUREEN Principal Because of their fore- sight and ever-glowing interest in the future, the faculty of PHS not only prepares but also directs each of their students on the path to a career, suited to that individualg a career ..... that can change the world. CAREERS SISTER FLORENCE MARIE Superior 5 5 SISTER NIARIETTA Archdiocesan School Supervisor SISTER FRANCES TI-IERESE, C.C. V.I. Archdiocesan School Supervisor 11 X I, SISTER M. ADELINE Cafeteria SISTER M. ALBERT Music SISTER AGNES ANN Homemaking, History, Homemaking Club sponsor 12 SISTER AGNES LEONARD Business FACULTY UNITY SETS PACE FOR STUDENT BODY Q,.,-.wav SISTER AGNES ROSE Music, Marian Choristers, Tri-M sponsor :MIN lv- SISTER M, ANGELINA Homr-making eq.. Let's try that againf' says Sister M. Thecla, viewing prospective cast member during senior play tryouts with Sisters Sr. Rita, Ann Rita, Florence Marie, Odelia, and Martha Anne rendering moral support. SISTER ANN RITA Math, Red Cross sponsor V f , 3 fm - a fa-an - are W' ,,,, , . ,,.. ..- ., W-YA - i'1f'l'I'l1 XI f'lNN'xl'l'AN r IX'I' C,IC'I'I'R ti Khv- lfxlyltb HIQAANDIL5 nlnnyn ru. x,x1.x.n4xis1irsi. - - - gtmm- R4.1Em,m Qwdgliry director i'iOIllL'Ill.1iiif'!g. Soriixlity moderator MAIN. Nirflit FACULTY SISTER M. DIGNA English ffigb SISTER M. JESSICA English, History, Sodality moderator SISTER M. LAURIANA INIRS. I.. BICLENNON English, ETA sponsor Physical Education SISTER IVI. MICHAEL SISTER M. ODELIA Speech, Spanish, Sodality moderator Art, Homernaking, FNA sponsor 14 -'34 SISTER IVIARTHA ANNE Library, English, PHILOTHEAN spon sor y 'N 5, xii? Q I I W4 The smiles that take you through the day. Looking happy at the beginning of another day are Sisters Constantine, Sidonia, Agnes Leonard, Lauriana, and Angelina. ogii g x if QT VN PAT, F, OF 'HIE CROSS SISTER M. PATRICE SIEQTKR 3.1, PATl11CK HINIUI3' Sticnce English. Symumh. CCD sponsor W' SISTER INI. ROMOULD SISTER ROSE ANNELLE MuSiC Business, Sodality moderator 16 ic me 'Y 'ii' X SISTER ST . RITA SISTER M. SIDONIA REV SHERRILL SMITH English, Latin, N.H.S, sponsor Science, Sodality moderator, F.N.A. Senior Rehglon sponsor SISTER NI. THECLA Business, PRO-VUE sponsor, Senior play director 1' SISTER M. VALERIAN Treasurer P . H . f fI li RELY ON 'ef CUSTODIANS N. 1 V , W , 5 Students and faculty of Providence Iml w is s 'H High School rely heavily on the respon- S M sible custodians, who deligently work in f M q ii' Vikviii I preparing tasty meals in the cafeteria or or hst,syc if S S in cleaning, improving, and beautifying ,rssfz-.L fi +5 , - our campus and buildings. ,.,. and fish on Friday. Sister Adeline and her helpers Emma Gill and Mrs. Socorro DeLeon are planning the weelc's menu. Q -,t IHA-ifialflit 14 ' S: W: f f 7 57' , - SUV. -i?:,:5i ifkaj , . Y f, ff k g V - K I f- K .V f ' - - , , s , -A ' . 7 , ,Q , - ke, - p :ft '.- ig, ,iff -4. 'X S, H , Basil Smertiev Julia Lapino Emilio Lugo We ,ws Socorro De Leon Emma Gill Escolastica Gallardo 17 PARENTS AN D TEACH ERS CO-OPERATE FO R PROGRESS f iq ffiliigjyg. . REER RLEE 18 4 M1 my 4 ,-g-......a.. ing Having fun? Mrs. L. Barnes, one of the P.T, C. chaperones at the Pencil Panic , inquires of Tommie and her date. Lovely, aren't they? , ...Comments Mrs, W. I. Rob- itzsch, social committee chairman and other members who admire the cakes decorated and donated by Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Dearie for the Febru- ary meeting. ,i-if Interested in the students' welfare, parents and teachers gather monthly for their regular meet ff 5 .., Q . e 1 Q He 5 And the speaker will be... Ml 4 1, .V 'I 3 'lg' ASM st- 53,4 -. jg '32 Mrs. J. L. Grimes, corresponding secretaryg Mr. G. J. Kruse, treasurerg Sister Maureeng Mrs. E, O. Nitsch, record- ing secreturyg Mr. E. A. Riez, first vice-presidentg Mrs. H. W. Foster, second vice-presidcntg and Mr. W, H. Kaupert, presidentg 1959-60 P.T.C. officers. Established for the purpose of fostering unity between parents and teachers, the P.T.C. is one of the primary or- ganizations of the school. Principally it brings about a better understanding between parents and teachers, coupled with a cultural and educational exchange. To increase the gym fund and to make school improve- ments, the P.T.C. sponsors several bingos each year. Most delinquents come from broken homes .... E ....Asserts Captain George Matheny, guest speaker at a monthly P.T.C. meeting. i I :- ':f:f:fE:.5rf-' ts . . iw ' : -' . K ' --,. :. . MMM: 'U .. . . r 3 J ' 7 r f ' . 5 ' ' ' rf.. Ni M-ff X, ii? '15 Amy Klein, president of N.H.S.g Mary jo Nitsch, president of the Marian Choristers and Tri-Mg janet Walsh, prefect of the Sodality of Maryg and Beatrice Braun, president of the S.C., are being shown a model of a building project for elderly people by Mrs. Marie McGuire, who is affiliated with both state and federal government. These top-notch P.H.S. 'ers realize that by bringing honesty, dedication' and' efficiency into the administration of human affairs. , government officials can make their influence stretch from their own localities to the other ,end of the world -T' GOVERNMENT CAREERS CREATE INTEREST FOR PHS'ers ERS l N GEM- Representing the peak of educational endeavor and stu- dent achievement at P.H.S. is the National Honor Society. The members of this organization chosen by the faculty, are judged on their scholarship, character, leadership, and service-qual- ifications closely related to the aims of Christian education. Pope Pius XI has said that this aims to educate the whole per- son-physically, spiritually, intel- lectually, morally, socially for supernatural living. True schol- arship can develop only when desirable character traits are growing simultaneously. Thus one comes to know her place in relation to God, self, neighbor, environment. From this knowl- edge guided by the will of char- acter it is inevitable that service and leadership will become part of the individual. Thus N.H.S. members stand at the fore where they have the ideals of knowing, of loving, of giging, and of self-dedication. l ill by R in feiwi-WZ I xml Maybe sonicday well lime one ton, Freshmt-n Kathleen Mcfilung and Vivian Heyc .xdmire the lIlll7Ul1L f1l3lDLIlS M 1 probutiont-rs Shirley Ncugrbauer and Sandra Isaacs. XXI y -4 E X 'Ki it 'P -f x H 'C jp.. .gs tw' 411 f-Q .1-' T 5 E' or Affairs? fl Eyes right, National Honor Society members con- template on the gravity of the four-fold ob- jectives of the organization as explained by Amy Klein, president. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PREPARES FUTURE LEADERS 5 i? it is it fe l g l m'Ae, May you wear it with honor. Father james Brantles extends best wishes to Martha Klein as Joyce Dupre assists in the distribution of the emblem of their membership. 23 Two stop lights and a left turn--- RELIGION: GUIDE TO OUR GOAL Sr. Mary Patrice. sophomore religion sponsor. illustrates Christianity's begin- ning by the use of a map of the Holy Land. 1 Marriage is a 'serious' business I Father james Branfles, senior marriage course in- structor, holds a brief dis- cussion periocl following one of his classes. 24 Strengthening each student's comprehension of her Faith, the four year religion course for- mulates habits of thinking with the Church on social and ethical questions through the practical application of truths taught. The person souls as well as her own. Religion, as a cohesive, integrating true vocation of every is the saving of other serving force for all course offerings and their related school organizations, whether they be academic, com- mercial or general education, makes them serve more effec- tively as tools in molding a better world. M 55:5-'H -, , T: Kgggtaiti 1+ it e'ilii i t l Q f r r l 1 L UNO! lt's not on firei Terry Sardo explains the symbol Marilyn Kuehler wait their turn. , of the Book of Nahum while Yvonne Bixby and mln nomine Patris .... After purchasing a statue with proceeds from raffle, freshmen from homeroom 202 invite Father J. Brandes to bless the madonna. The golden rule is the living practice of broth- erhoodf' Commemorating Brotherhood Week a three member panel consisting of Mr. Norman Megeff, a jewg Mr. Ben Singleton, a Protestantg and Mr. Leo Michaud, a Catholic was presented to guide PHS'ers in combating all forms of prejudice, 5 Meeting of the Masters! Sodality officers Leonor Lara. Carol Buckholclt. janet XY alsh, Virginia Lutz and Anita Pattlsso discuss the success of their .lnnual Slave Day organized to raise money for the Sodality's closed retreat. Striving for perfection in a chaotic world, these shock troops of Mary armed with a rule book and Mary at their side, meet the challenges of the day. To strike at the materialism and indifference of their environment, they sponsored the Living Rosary at the beginning of the year, and the May Crowning at the end. With their daily duties strengthening their spiritual life and their active apostolate, Sodality activity acted as an enriching and invigorating force among fellow students. SODALITY CREATES MARIAN ATMOSP H ERE 'Who, me have troubles? Playing the part of a slave, Marcelline Love FO R P H S contributes to the comedy of Slave Day. W rmme N WLLH SN YQUR Tryouts fin' 'liircfunt Cf7l1fL'SSL1l, iiiaybef' Biueticiutetl suplioinures Clieryn Dingle .inil lXIi1i'g41ret Hill niust he anticipating shoe inspection as official sliueepulisliers Lupe Ochoa. Clunlcie -losepli. and Lucy Hitzfeltlei' shine shoes during the Soclalists' Slave Days , ff! i iii if 3 y , Neyertlieless. it s.iys right ht-rt ',,.' ' Cunsccruted Sutliilists Kathy Vcrcbelyii Esther ll.xhei'm1n. Linda Bishop .intl Kiithy Kennedy tlisuuss Sntliilitv rules with sponsor, Sister lNI:iry Mithael. i I Cuultl have laughed all night! Rey, Bernurtl Bassett .intl Rey, -I. E. Buldntl, Jesuits, tliut with Sutlalists Mary Naugliton. Rosc- niary Knight, Ainy Klein, Nancy Beissner, Elim- beth Naughton, Joyce Dupre, Ginny Lutz untl Lillian XVhite between 1959 S.S,C,A. sessions held at the Statler Hotel in Dallas. I offer Thee my prayers. wurks, joys and suffer- ings,.. Eefore Mans each morning. Snclalists at the closed retreat put their untnnsecratecl hosts into the chalice in Z1 gesture of self-offering. Here Lil- lian Wliite offers the host she will receive at Mass. 27 Wliat do you do with disobedient children? Sisters Alice Margaret and Stella Maris, Mis- sionary Cathechists of Divine Providence, con- verse with Annu Rathinan, CCD. president, prior to a model lesson for C.C.D. teachers and help UI-Iow many demerits for im- personating a teacher? Linda Bishop, chairman of teachers, conducts a prepa- ration class with CCD, teachers: Lorraine Bonewitz, Diane Schultz, Cathy Doug- herty, Anna Marie Tenorio, Angela Fuentes, and Mary Esther Ortiz. 28 CIS. I grew it myself--flower pot and all! Anna Rathmnn, CCD. president, presents Sister Mary Patrick, sponsor, with a plant on her feast day. ,Q ii, , CCD INSTRUCTORS ADVANCE CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES 3 ,I III 1 , ia Move over I I can't see! C.C.D. officers pictured at an executive meeting are: Linda Egan, librariang Linda Bishop chairman of teachersg Eileen Rayburh, vice-presidentg Anna Rathman, presidentg Sonja Heldt co-chairman of helpersg Rose Mary Knight, apostleship of prayerg Liz Lemes, co-chairman of helpersg and Coral Migoni, secretary. 'f 2252 , 1, it if A ar . -2 2 213, x Q ? C ' K i aiiskbgwgf If f I f are -Q 42 ,gt ,wwf . , 1 at it ww: , ,ata ti. W -- ' 5 Para W ,,,, gi an-,Jan ,. , . , , ,, .,.,, ,,,1,,i. A . W- ,, H fxiiiiilgg f . 1 -fA- ag - 3 1 . Q- a7iW'3i 5l,,ii1S,i', at , ' i t ' Us ,,, urrender. Edna and Edwina Karam clown with glue on their fi for the young children in C.C.D. classes. ngers, in preparing holy cards C.C.D. offers the opportunity of experiencing the trials and rewards of a teaching career. Its primary objective is to impart catechetical instruction to children who are unable to attend Catholic schools. Under the guidance of Sister M. Patrick, the teachers meet once a week to discuss various problems and prepare lesson plans. Helpers provide awards by fash- ioning religious articles from a variety of collected materials. Confraternity members accept the challenge of projecting the inner light of God before His beloved little ones in their quest for happiness. 29 ltr- Hail Mary, full of Grace ..,. V ' 'wffilez QQEFSWWEE-1 V Q is 5 3 iii? ,Wand another meeting of St. Mary Magdalen Parish Legion of Mary draws its members closer to the mystical body. You girls are such a joy to me! Mary Logan and Ellen Rolf, members of St. Mary's Parish Legion of Mary put their faith into action by visiting a shut-in. 30 Home, Parish, School--these are three vital factors which contribute to the char- acter development of a Christian citizen. PHS, recognizing the importance of the parish, encourages students to participate in such parish organizations as the Legion of Mary and the CYO. Visiting the sick, distributing Catholic literature and weekly meetings are high points on the Legio Mariae agenda. The CYO's main concern is the for- mation of Christian character through participation in wholesome social and recreational activities, and the organization prides itself on excellent cultivation of the physical health of Catholic youths. Providence and Parish work hand in hand for the growth and education of their beloved daughters, PHS'ers. HOME, PARISH, SCHOOL CONTRIBUTE TO CHARACTER D EVELOPMENT 'Can I look at your hall of flame? Taking a break from the C. Y. O. convention at Incarnate Word are Mary Love, Carol Howard, Sharon julian, Sue Ellen Sauer, and Kay Bragg. She floats thru the air with the greatest of easel Twirling on the ice with a twinkling of skates are john Koch and Mary jane Kuby, members of St. Cecilia's C. Y. O. Going, Going, Strike Y Enjoying a game of howling at Turncrs are Hattie Grohmirn. Pat Anthony. Liz Lemes, and Bart Lacey. all from St. Ann's C. Y. O. 31 On the lHtl1 of April. as liartlly Al man is now alive ,... Sister Mary jessina preparvs her English tlass for 11 recording of Paul Rex'ere's Ritlef' A littl Irn e Lgllxllp wonlil Ilkllic it inure rczllistn. ia cillL'I'1'L1 pontln-rs, our the lcnilr- in Ldufal SliCldOf1S stomach as Terry Thomas observes the situation in LI drama- tization from 'l'reasure lslanil solved, That Proxitlcnce anil Central shoultl umnstiwict Re an underground p.zss41grf posing teams: Irma Ciartlenas and Vixian Hey: xs, Yum , Chairman Kathy Carey presents L1 tltbate topic to op- Inguanzo and Ruth Yates. 4? ,4- -x.,,.w ' IIC X S Organized confusion?? juniors take advantage of 21 buzz session as an opportunity for in- tlivitlual expression in preparation for an English assignment, 'tk 7.6, K W fsM,.,,,x1 PHS,ers MASTER EFFECTIVE EXPRESSION THROUGH W kwgiwr fi ad' iTl it amy all 'w-4... ,,.w --gk Who shall find a valiant woman? Far and from the uttermost coasts is the price of her. Senior Kathy Verebelyi quotes from the proverbs to Mary Jo Grothues as their classmates Martha Wood and Minerva Porras consult a bibliography of valiant women for their theme assignment. ENGLISH INSTRUCTICN The development of the student's power to express her thoughts, to attain maximum reading ability, and to enrich her life and character is the aim of English instruction. Grammar, punctuation, spelling, written composition, and study of contemporary literature as well as the classics build in the individual the qualities which will help to mature her into a distinctive woman. Say 'ah I Sophomores under Toni HoIman's direction warm up for a session of choral reading in Sister Mary Patriclds class. ,Q H'YULllI'C moxing .igrlitllu Kathy Sauer, Patti Barbers. and Charlene LeVison generously con- tribute their time as models for budding art students. ART CREATES COMMCDN LANGUAGE OF BEAUTY Y - fi' W Knit one. purl two... g Blanthe Villercul and -ltmct llillmt-yer Llllflj' thcmselxcs Lis they A put their knmvledge of leather mutt Iv gi pxxlttitail use i t 55 'F Y 555 . :lf , ,A ? All tied up. and ma t-xtm finger, Christmas wrsiiges HllLlLlCl'lly take shape as Barbara Madden adds .1 fl11l5lllIlg red bow, fb..-f- Q And a purple cow here... L l Sister Mary Odilia lends some helpful suggestions to her art class on the stroke methods used in tempera work. Easels, pencils, paper, and paints are the essential in- struments of the art student. Through the inspiration expressed in exuberating arrays of color, she creates beauty in a common language that all may comprehend. Without interior decorators, painters, sculptors, design- ers, and architects the world we know would not exist. The art class stimulates an enthusiam for a means of outward expres- sion that has and will continue to produce a brilliantly colored world of good proportion. just like Grandma used to make. Mrs. Beaumont Mood explains to Marion Manno the intricate stitching involved in the art of tapestry' making. Oh, I like this one--- my daughter did it. Gay Christmas center pieces made by art students receive a page wig F thorough inspection by proud parents. gs s ' 5l' l fliUl iu li eff- llli To create the woman of tomorrow who will influence her environment, Prov- idence has provided opportunities for music. The student uses music to develop within herself the enjoyment of the arts as well as special talents she may possess. Through the Tri-M, national music fraternity, she diffuses a spirit of generos- ity which will permeate her entire life. With this cultural background she will mature into a fuller, richer woman. f-1. ..,And you must promise not to sing in the bathtub! Wligit looks of approval these members, Shirley Neugebauer and Elizabeth Galle, re- ceive from the Tri-M officers, Carol Yaeger, secretaryg Rose Mary Knight, vice presidentg Mary jo Nitsch, presidentg Nancy Deasong treasurerg joan Rasor, historian. MUSIC - THE MOSAIC OF THE 751. 5. 9' it If AIR AAMQ, , Of course the key bouixl is 21 littlc Iorigeruf' .Hexplains Sister Mary Albert to Iwi' tlieiiry class. liurclcaI This is what I w.1ntl... .nrejoiccs Mary jgmu ISL-ck as she, Cheri Briintlt, and Sully julinston fintl infui'm.itiun for their Musit I booklet. No vs just unc inuri' times Sister Agn:s Rose uses this -111 ' inr phrase known to every music fi lil student, to CIlL'Ul.Il'LlgL' Carol Holland to strive for pcrliettion. my MARIAN CHORISTERS: PRIDE OF PROVIDENCE First Row: Dora Ann Rodriguez, Lucille Trevino, Sylvia Fuentes, Sylvia Gonzalez, Cynthia Schoenberg, Gail Elster, Yvette Von Toussaint, Irene Alonzo, Kathie Kennedy, Patty McBrearty, Karen Schultze, Ann Locke, Mildred Bass, Rebecca Ortiz, Gloria Ramirez, Beatrice Ramirez, Dolores Hernandez, Blanche Villareal. Second Row: Pauline Artiago, Carol Ann Verette, Sharon McCarville, Leanor Lara, Sharon Holzhaus, Carol Combs, Becky Garcia, Janice Ahrens, Imelda Guerra, Sharon Ault, Judy Heye, Mary jo Nitsch, Rose Mary Knight, Sandra Karam, Rose Marie Krenek, joan Fecci, Claire Hudson, Celeste Carabetta, Margaret Vera. 38 Music hath charms to soothe a savage breast .... It is very evident, by their numerous activities that the Marian Choristers realize the power of music, and they uti- lize this power in their presentation of an annual operetta and several recitals, participation in community, religious, and civic events, and joyful caroling at Christmas. Providence gazes with pride upon her Marian Choristers, whom she considers her most outstanding representatives in the cultural world of San Antoniog and she sees for each and every one of them a future filled with love and music. Third Row: Kathy Foster, Elizabeth Lambkin, Diane Vetter, Nancy Deason, Pat Canamar, Dela Rivas, Carol Holland, Judy Zepeda, Ernestine Solis, Sharon Beck, Carolyn Magott, Virginia Matula, Bo Braun, Toni Holman, Dianne Ullrich, Joyce Dupre, Kitty Fischer, Elizabeth Galle, Carol Yaeger, Anna Marie Casanova, Irene Garcia. Fourth Row: Helen Valencia, Adrienne Wille, Sharon Vitopil, Nancy Beissner, Yolanda Chavez, Virginia Fultz, Mary Ellen Dunn, Kathy Verebelyi, Betty Ann Deital, Pam Weger, Sharlene johnson, Virginia Lutz, Alice Daly, Rosalinda Vera, Janice Raoul, Eleanor Runke, Bernadette Kresta, joy Gerloff, Mimi Schiffers, joan Rasor 39 t....+ Mugnificr1t Animgi Msn DO1TllI'lL1ll1...H Developing an interest in and an appreciation fur liturgy are Marie l'.1rit1s, lXfz1rCi.1 NL-wrnun, hiriry Nntrglumn, Lynn Till. Muri- lyn Strnlwl, Ann l.oL'liv, Annie Putassu, and Ger- Lutlc Lucey, mcmbcrs of thu Latin I class, who rt-cite thc Mag.gnifit':1t in Latin. LANGUAGES WIDEN KNCDWLEDGE OF WORLDS PEOPLES AND CULTURES f...x,., sg! 8: Ea recta est! Sister St. Rita Shows Sally Brooks tl1utCcciliu Qpcnccis Lll,lj.LI'.llll of L1 Latin sentence is Correct. 'Umniir Balliir cst tlixisu in tres pnrtcsi Dernormt Republifun. ct tu Brute. The Latin ll class takes an slight break from Vkglllill' instruction to I'l'L1Ll the national monthly niilgizlyirizz Auxilinm l.LlflUllIll. iComo se dice en espa'i 1ol .... blackboard? Sister Mary Michael teaches the fundamentals of Spanish grammar and conversation. Vocal communication minimizes the vastness of our world. Realizing this, the P.H.S. student strives to master either Latin or Spanish so that she may strengthen her potentiality for future success. Latin, being the basic language, enables a student to develop linguistic abilities. Spanish provides the necessary background needed to appreciate our own city's distinctive beauty, history, and culture. Deriving knowledge and understanding from these courses a P.H.S.'er may greet fellowmen with the confidence and sympathy which makes her a vital asset to the community. llll W l I Ouch! It's a palmetto! Ruth Miller, Gloria jean Ramirez, and Nancy Hug widen their vocabulary by studying the names of plants in Spanish. Look! There goes La Cucarachalh Spanish II class, through recordings learn to appreciate the beauty and culture of the Spanish language. nuaiinf l Are we having a test? Yvonne Bixby, a great fan of pop quizzes, asks Sister Agnes Ann the same question every day. To clearly perceive the economic, social, and political problems of her world, the Catholic women must first know the chronicle of that worldls conflicts upon which the future is based so that the future may follow His pattern. She has learned through her study of history that she, by her example as a good citizen, will be a vital force in righting the structure of civilization. Maybe with this penance you will get a soul out of purgatoryf' ,,..reminds Sister Florence Marie as her history class frets over a test. 42 ISTORY LAYS PARAMGNT I MOLDING HDR FUTURE PA RT The Arctic Ocean is bounded on three sid.s hy I.1nd. ,Uwonders Anna Marie Hihherd as Kathy Mcfflungg explains geograpluical highlights of the Fremh and Indian XX ar to the world history class. we S 'Please' Somebody! Scratvh my nose ...pleads Eloise O'Con as .Ianie Sue -lnhn and Connie Emmett umuinmifyl' her dur' ing the study of Egyptian life ..., and death I? if I i IIII' Study now, pass Iatei ' I 1 ...decide Jeannie Sarnia and -Ieanette Tarrillion as they delve into the 9003 for information in an Q Amerifan History project. Inman I Are you sure people will know me if I Wear one? Barbara Boeselt and Sharon Beck use their best salesmanship in selling niime tags to new freshmen, Martha Her- nandez and Terry Sartlo. Okay, so it isn't gi Reiiibrantltln Valentine Day approaches! Rita Coen, Sandra Isaacs, Anna Ivfarie Hibbertl, Ruth Yates, and Atlrienne XVille hastily decorate the bulletin boartl to advertise Singing Valentine sales 44 W5 i V if Gayly playing bloel-as with boxes of peanuts for the Iwfarch of Dimes' sales are Tommye -lean Loyertle, Put Ulfh. oh? My thumb is Ltlugllt ln Busy making red bows for Courtesy XX'eek are Mary Ellen Egan, Ellen Rolf. Ann lNIcNeil. and hfartha Hui'- nandez. ' ig. S : if ,SA 1 if 1 -W., - ' -apM.... - W5 Q... ' t I 1 .-.- K Having for one of their duties, To set before the student body the ideals of Catholic womanhood, the student council plunges into the tedious task of govern- ing Providence. Stonger school spirit as well as finan- cial backing for the organization is achieved through student co-operation in such activities as the back-to- school dance, the Peanuts for Polio campaign, Cour- tesy Week, and Singing Valentines. By participating in the government of a school, P.H.S.'ers acquire excellent experience and understand- ing of the need our governing bodies have for God's help to build a better world, STUDENT COUNCIL Q . is f .se I K , - , - r' t iff. S I D E A Now what do we do with the top? S.C. officers, Nancy Beissner, treasurerg Alice Vollmer, Secretaryg Sylvia Zamora, Vice-Presiclentg Bo Braun, presidentg join in the spirit of Christmas by preparing a crib for the Infant 0 F Jesus. CHRISTIAN WOMAN HOOD Four hearts, no trump, I pass! Occupying prominent places are Joyce Dupre, Amy Klein, MHFY I-Ogafl, Phyllis Siebenaler, Anna Rathmann, Mary Jo Nitsch, and Tommie Barnes if Wild'-er Frankie Burkeen, Karen Schultze, is t ,it af H' C' wana e X , :rw V: lin ,Nfl fl ,mt 91' at WNW ggi M.-va ....,s,,, tx I 2 s Qt I'll write that one! t . PRO-VUE staffers volunteer to write the stories for the ii next issue of the paper on Assignment Sheet Day as ctlitm' ,..furty-eight, forty-nine, forty-ten! Tommie Barnes calls them out, Stztffcrs Jane Sunfnrtl and MQ1ry Helen Zrenner, and business manager Mary Sumpter tount out copies ul' the PRO VUE for tlistribution among the students. Look! There's my name! Read Bona Lisa next! Freshmen Gloria Cluivez, Sully l5.lltli1I'1'2lHltl, iintl Putty Aguilar exclaim lJYl'l' the latest PRO-VUE utter sahuul. 'QV' You're nut concentrating, Kitty! Kitty Fischer's mind wanders from her galley sheet as Sharon lVIL'Cztrville cupyrezuls her Story wiwrfw ' it it in JOURNALISM DRAWS FUTURE WRITERS FROM PRO-VUE STAFF Opportunity Unlimited phrases the personal gains of employment experi- ence, satisfaction, creativeness, and pub- lic success discovered within the realms of journalism. At P.H.S. PRO-VUE staffers apply their learnings from journalism class to the editing of the school paper under the guidance of Sister Thecla. A JA I crown thee, Mary Sumpter, business manager! PRO-VUE editor Tommie Barnes awards excited Mary with her long awaited business manager pin. This headline doesn't fit the count! But this is the active voice! W'ho has my pencil? The PRO-VUE staff labors over their re-writes' in typical journalistic confusion 21 week before the paper comes out 90 .wife- ,if ,V ug' ww Xl if .5 X, v :rin u Sly you lout lilly coplc wlum reall my-1' your Sl1L7LIlklL'l',H IN r C, O Spnmu xxivrkslwp Qunsultarit. cxzliuimm tlir Pl-lILO'l'HljAN s I mis M lnlllfllllllhf XY'cm1'lcSluwp. , N 'w. I enigma f- XYQCM L fi? v '7 Big Five Summit flOI'll:C1'CIlLiC.U Otliciwvisc ililigciit xxui'lcui'5 Suwic CQumiingli.uu. Climly Ruwr. lNl1l1'lll,l Klpiu, lluyyc Duluxxcll Ami Annu Muir Hil'ilmui1l girl- IHUIHCI'1ILll'lll' Llistixlctul. Y lf your fest woiit hold yivu, your K .l5Sint.1r1t will ll' Ansistant pliutogriiplici' Pam Sul- livim lioldx uniucra stcguly :is pluntogixlpliui' Tunic Ciurrcll fem'- lcssly Q92 mounts lcilgu tu snip il picturu. lf we Lloift stop writing: wc'll run off thu page! I business iulnugci' Pu Grimes ilumlc sulwsnription lis once again. . .is g i Indexer, Bitsy XY'imlruw1 iiimulatiun IN1ll'lllg!21', Pin Pctraitisg staffers Suwu- Fry .mil Fixmkic Burlcccni .mil Have camera and easelg will travel li' Art editor Ellen Rolf with assistants Barbara jo Boeselt and Rosemary Carranza follow Tunie Gorrell on an assignment. In order for the future world to pro- gress, there must exist a mirror in which the past world may be discerned. The PHIL- OTHEAN serves as Providence's mirror to the pastg a Window through which may be seen the curricular and extra-curricular achievements for the entire year. just as Providence uses the PHILO- THEAN as a means of enjoyment and im- provement, so too will the P.H.S.'er as a Christian woman employ recorded facts and past experiences to improve her world. fx PHILOTHEAN - MIRROR OF THE PAST su-1-W-Q Maw But, Mary, I like this I,'0777bi7?f1fj0?Z,lU Selecting cover colors at Universal Book bindery, assistant editor, Carol Howardg sponsor, Sister Martha Anneg and editor, Mary Margaret Logan discuss 1960 possibilities. 'Amazing what five girls can do with one type- writer I Toni Occhialini demonstrates the sponsor- approvedn method of typing layouts to Susan Johnston, jere Catalani, Anita Patasso, and Marilyn Rihn, 49 FT A, SPEECH PRODUCE INITIATIVE AND LEADERSHIP Look! This girl got 100 40 in Math, and 60 in History. Anna M. Garcia, Pat Canamar, Joy Gerloff, lrene Alonzo, Beverly Teddlie, and Irma Guerra are helping to diminish the mountainous stacks of papers to be corrected for various sisters who appeal to the F.T.A. to take a load off their shoulders. 1. Watch out, Snow White, here they come. Big Apple day, sponsored by the F.T.A., is climaxed by a presentation of apples to the faculty of Providence. Kitty Frazier, Loretta Meyer, Diana Olivares, Ella Martinez, Kathy Strawn, Donna Kaupert, and Phyllis Lehr, the apple polishers of today are preparing to become the teachers of tomorrow. And if we don't hurry up, the torch is going to burn the table! In closing, Marina Alvarado, president of the Providence Chapter of the F.T.A., summarizes re- ports given by officers Janice Ahrens, treasurerg Lucille Trevino, vice-presidentg and Donna Kaupert, secretary. This panel discussion was presented at the Future Teachers' District Convention held in Kerrville. 50 The tomorrow of a great country lies very much in the hands of those who train its youth. To mold a teacher who will carry out this great task, the Future Teachers Association cultivates in a member through actual vocational experience, the qualities which tomorrow's teacher must possess. - ta 'gl I Y A - ':. nik K f y ' 5 . I g 4 tt No! Such an amendment to the constitution would be unconstitutional! Dixie Sanford debates with speech class members Lupe Lizcano, Anna Maria Tenorio, Sandra Karam, Marilyn Moore, Yolanda Garcia, Joan Ann Kruse, and jeanelle Hummel, The class practices methods of parliamentary procedure with Catherine joseph presiding as chairman. Looking toward tomorrow the young woman of today must equip herself for the role of the woman she is to be. In accom- plishing this aim, speech is important for it develops within her essential attributes of poise, confidence, and initiative. With these to back her up the young woman will emerge a woman worthy of her heritage. Seniors, the time is coming.,. Janice Granato exhorts her senior classmates to an immediate decision on their plans for the future. That's what the book says... states Betty Dietel as she with Mary Lou Foster, Esther Habermann, and Helen Cady consult the authorities in planning for the talent show sponsored by the speech class. 51 LITERARY '11 ATMOSPH ERE PRCVIDED Symbol1zing the lightot liteixiture ,,.. H T A L A Bobbie Anderson leads the ceremony of instiillation of new 'l'.A.L.A. members at the October meeting, s if .5 'ig M if at I G 3 i , 9- 3 - KX vw 5 ,, r l 1 'Sign right there , LaVonne Nickelson and Frankie Monosmith watch Adrienne Ufrutia sign the guestbook during the Book XVQ-ek Tea. ':W'ill yvu sign mine, please? Anna Marie Hibberd asks Red Skelton a fellow guest at the Shamrock Hilton for his auto- graph during the 'l.,A.L.A. convention in Houston in February, 52 An arsenal of influential ideas, the library serves as a stepping stone from ignorance to wis- dom. The T.A.L.A. members endeavor to enkindle in fellow students the desire to possess the com- panionship of the wisest and wittiest men of our World. Library publicity such as Book Week ex- hibits and tea, original displays, and the paperback rack spur student imagination and encourage read- ing. Through active participation in district and state conventions library club members may well decide their place in the sun is a form of librar- ianship. in , X 1 Wm this So thats how you do itl ...,exclaims Pat Clarizio as she, Cheryn Dingel, Vllmm, this one looks gooclu, Covering new hooks for the library are Officers: Nell Faubion, Tir-gisurerg Bobbie Anderson, p1'esi..lent1 Eileen Rayburg, vice-presidentg and Dora. Rotlsiquez, historian. History repeats itself. Three historians, Nancy Ringer, for District 8, 1960-613 Dora Rodriguez, club historian, and Camia Carr, for District 8, 1959-60, reminisce over the T.A.L.A. scrapbook. Kathleen Brangan, Nell Fauhion, and Sully Brook watch a book being sewn together tit lfniversal Bookbindery. And first prize goes to... The first prize for the bookweelc floats is given tu Anna Rathman, C.C.D. president, by Bobbie Anderson. 53 .5 'if Concentration Camp 214. Intently concentrating in rhythm in room 214 is this Typing I class. Ruth Miller and Rose Mary Knight occupy the front desks during the timing. ?,, How do you write 'congratulationsll in shorthand Sister Maureen awards Roberta Davis with a short- hand pin as Socorro Solis anxiously awaits her turn. FUTURE SECRETARIES PREPARED BY COMMERCIAL COURSES it I . aw-1 V 'W rli, Y .t,,,. gg. f' S. - E 1' In . N'-. Of course I'm socially secure! Miss Stuver, a worker at the Social Security Office, supplies students Kathy Verebelyi, Betty Terzian, Sarah Bowick, and Marilyn Rihn with information on Social Security. 54 N - I Chaos would reign supreme through- out the kingdom of business if suddenly all capable secretaries, filists, and typists vanished from the earth. To impede this catastrophe, Providence offers a commer- cial course to girls who aspire to become secretaries. As a rule, at the completion of her studies a student is trained and ready to display initiative and intelligence in fac- ing any office situation. lem mu su HTH V SHAPES mug FUNRE 4' trial I give up! Look up 'Wocxyvanski' in the Yellow Pages. Gloria Ruiz, Ann Seguin, Barbara Graham, Mary Stanton, and Ella Martinez learn the art of filing in Clerical Office Practice Class. According to your theory, the man will go broke! Sister Florence Marie gives her commercial arithmetic students some problems in the investment of bonds. At the hoard are Dianne Herber, Carmen Molina, Diana Brazell, and Juanita Carrillo. wwe: i,., iw ,c:'f,,is.ag.wQ V 'l aw HOMEMAKING SPARKS HOPE FOR TOMORROW rw il lm' Urn-Umm-Good! .., ,Nsays Barbara Griffin to Patsy Stokes and Esther Eliz- ontlo who are watching anxiously, Preparing their meal in the background are Sylvia Garcia, Bcrtlm Conterns and Cecilia Lacey. Lovely to look at. Proudly modeling their prize-winning suits entered in the Tcxas Vllool Contest are Mary jo Grothues :mtl Bo Braun. J Remember, girls, Keep the material grain perfect at all times! Sister Angelina admonishes the industrious sewing students to keep this first commandment of How are your spots?', This is one of the many posters that were made and discussed by Sister Agnes Ann's personality class, in order to convey to others the importance of courtesy. sewing. The homemaking curriculum has been built around the knowledge, appreciation and skills nec- essary to build a Christian home life. All courses-- cooking, sewing, child care, family living, and per- sonality development contribute to the preservation of the family bond as the surest means of safe- guarding Christian civilization. .. sf N4 'iAnd the farmer takes a wife .... It took some time but Sharon Ault, Betty Ter- zian, Yolanda Barcia, Rosemary Fuentes, Billy Dtiffel and Virginia Franco succeeded in quieting their little sisters and brothers for a few minutes with a familiar childhood game. 2 X 4 116? Though the arithmetic may get complicated, Laura Neira enjoys the creativity required in drawing plans for her dream house. 57 RED CROSS, HOM EMAKER'S CLUB TRAIN IN SKILLS AND SERVICE 58 'The Congressional Medal of Honor, maybe? P.H.C. officers Diane Vetter, treasurer Judy Zepeda. vice-presidentg and Margie Maspero secretaryg Watch while an expectant historian Nora Gerloff receive her club pin from president Mary Emma Traylor. I II Dion't forget to save the coupons I The Providence Homemaking Club thoroughly enjoy the samples they received after their tour of Borden's Ice Cream plant. Urnmmm, think of all the sandwiches we could make! P.H.S. members take a guided tour through Ricter's Bakery, r Who says talents? Amid net, Nell Coen, Kircher, and try to finish I don't have any artistic ribbon. and flowers, Rae Sharon julian, Charlene Mimi Schifferr frantically their tray favors for the Red Cross. At least they look promising! Cynthia and Phyllis Schoenberg display their culinary skill, while making cookies for the Red Cross. O-Ho! Somebody didn't bring il toothbrush! Red Cross officers Sonja Heldt, vice-presidentg Dixie Sanford, treasurerg Kathy Gruen, president: and Gail Elster, secretary: busily fill the gift boxes sent to children overseas. Providence administrators believe that if they are to cooperate in the for- mation of Christian women who can change the world, they must train them for their primary career of motherhood. Additional training to be a wife and mother is gained in the Providence Home- maker's Club by listening to qualified speakers, discussing pertinent topics, learning such skills as flower arrangement, and by planning field trips to places of related interest. Members of the Red Cross acquire practical experience in brotherhood by such activities as packing gift-boxes for over-seas, and making tray favors and seasonal decorations for hospitals. By participating in organizations like the P.H.C. and Red Cross the student learns the important need of active char- ity in all phases of her life. JM lvtl ffl' ' ,K zlbiggl we And the apothem of pr1lygon... Sister Ann Rita explains a problem to Imelda Guerra, Diane Zinninger, and Margaret Haynes. f-s...,,s ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY: STEPPING STGNES TO SKILL CDLABQEFLAB... Gail jones and Beverly Zimmer- man become Sisters time savers early in thc year by offering to put the daily drawing on the bozlul before Class. GO N r.,g:q, V? 'lsffw L+ E +G equals the sum of the feet involved. Typical of the thinking girls foot are these found in a geometry class. In this our modern day, each woman is challenged to answer many perplexing problems which never before confronted her. She prepares for this challenge at Providence by acquiring a firm founda- tion in math. She may well find that in a related field she may throw in her little spark of light. But that IS the right answer! ....insists Barbara Talerico to skeptical Patty Moczygernba and Noreen McCreary. X marks the spot! Kathleen O'Marn expounds the techniques of graph plotting to Phyllis Koelzer and Irma Cardenas. 61 W 'L 17' M if .,. . s,vf hi. - L 93' 5 x KEN 5 -5 W, x x . 3? E QQ 5 ' ' Www Av N A 9 W4 , ., J um- , 'saw Q? 3, 1 'Q Qi x 2 2 if :fy 4 4 A I' ,, ,.,W, ? N 'IZA , C h C xx x Cx ' i SCIENCE EDUCATES FOR A CHANGING WORLD ' ' J Kingdmug llxylumi Suhplmylum lxlcxubcrm uf Sistu' SNIQIIILLVN lxmlxxgy 1 PLLUI lifs. Qs DLxotum Q x xx , Llux Vu ' ' -- Mu1'thL1 Xxmu L x hung, ' A. ' mutxalwmg, lux x Wxth acids m a N 1.lUfIL1LlgL',. mlm xx uh xx nhl suruhlv suubba 5kfllbb3 Phyllm wxrn lm C110 n Maldcunidmy Axtroy 4 Lxidence of Ll strug,g,lc uftcr 21 Iuborzitury experiment. cxploimxl Q Att ? . Q Nxt xlx 1 Llurmx IN CXIWLIIJVICIII Acquiring a general knowledge of the complexity of living organisms through biology and investigating the chemical composure of matter through chemistry, students are given a panoramic view of the balance and proportion in nature. Since science has become an essential element of our life, a basic knowledge of it aids a student to build a balanced foun- dation for future success. 'sk Carpals connected to the metacurpals connected to the .... Alice Ornelns, Selma Tenorio, .lucly Autry, and Mary Elizabeth Garcia study skeletal structure of Bona Lisa and her pals. The lure of the silver screen ! Entrancecl by the scientific theories dramatically portrayed before their eyes, the biology and chemistry classes avidly watch The Strange Case of the Cosmic Ray. A bee or not a beeg that is the ques- tion! Sister Sitlonia, Linda Singer and Marcia Newman study specimens under the microscope. me ivzwawnmvu..-Z fm ff '- ,Yr ...al-. 'sr c 45 Open up. Sharonln jere Catalani. corresponding secretary: Yxette Von Toussaint, first vice-pcsidcntg Kathy Zimmerman, his- toriang ,Ianice Raoul, trcasurerg and Sylvia Gonzalez, secretary, watch Adrienne XY'iIle give Sharon Isaacs a does of her own medicine. Organizations such as the Future Nurses Club and the Girls, Athletic As- sociation train Providence students in the care of their physical well-being and that of others. F.N.C. members, after mastering em- ergency nursing procedures, care for the sick room, perform volunteer work at hospitals, and attend district and state conventions. Refereeing and scheduling intra- murals are the main duties of girls in the G.A.A. sponsored by Mrs. Maclsennan. A 3 ly 4, 'asqxte QM 'WST I don't think Mom will miss nie.., Ann McNeil, Ann Ramirez and Sandra Isaacs wave a gay good-bye. Their destination? Austin and the T.A. FN. convention. I forgot to tell youg it's my leg! Lillian Wliite and -Ioan Rasor practice boy scout knots and expert bandaging on Sharon Ault during the First Aid course sponsored by F.N.C, G A A , F N C - CO-OPERATION MAKES THEM TlCK Gol Team! Go! Kitty Frazier, Violet Cantu, Sylvia Vasquez, Sue Mounger, Liz, Zap- ata, Vera Pedraza, sopho- more cheerleaders, en- courage their team to victory. lla Wwllll Q si F' 'ww J . ta ,,,, E F wil l trtt llllvlle ET 5. r .. 511 2 X X Q . if . sf--.ai Wonder where the yellow went when your trophy turns green with Pepsoclent?... ,nexclaims Tommie Barnes to Mary Emma Traylor as Ellen Rolf, Gloria Ruiz and Jere Catalani polish trophies during spring cleaning. G.A.A.l-Always on the go! Mrs. MacLennon, sponsor, and officers: Pat Petraitis, presidentg Lupe Ochoa, vicepresidentg Nora Mae Gerloff, secretaryg Margie Quinn, treasurerg hold an executive meeting on the way to pick up Mrs. Mac- Lennon's daughters. P. E. DEVELOPS INSIGHT INTO HUMAN RELATIONS as . Y .k -W I W we . MFQ ,, V' - fi 3 awe- 1: -s --'iw .Y . S 2, I I lk X. au. I bet she hits her foot! Learning the art of Croquet in P.E, are seniors Pat Haby, Esther Halnerman, Mary Helen Zrenner, and Dora Mata, A truly mature student strives for a proper balance in all phases of her development. Physical education provides the girl with a pass into the future world of work and play be- cause she has learned a sense of well-being and bodily fitness. Furthermore, she has developed in- sight into the field of human relations through her close contact with others in many varied sit- uations calling for teamwork, cool headedness, loyalty, and personal sacrifice. It's mine! Mine! All mine! Oopsll' Leaping to meet the oncoming hall is Laura Skeldon, while Anna Marie Hibberd rushes to her assistance. Q ----...M My ,,. , Vx-M. Re-adyl Aim? Shoot? Mrs. Maclxnnan competes against juniors .Innite Raoul, Ruth Miller, and Hellen Grimes in Cl game of horse- shoes. 1 fill l tx tx, -,K -an - wif 7 A , V is si A ,, -1 . .Sm H - u 9 - ,,m,Q, V , 5132 ,E w v ,, ,, 'fi - i My My ,TSWML Q 'Z if -1-if l 3 ,fits ,f wn3'15?3iZ,sw 't Y i ,, , if fi .3 niwwf,-xfI,Y - 1 , . W. , 332 ,wi v i'-,awww 4, ff, ,AM L Is' -if , . . 5- 3 if 5' ,5 3 if fi inf K ,W ,. ' r 1 Y mv l M01 ,mf K in Well, the story went like this.,. Czxmia Carr tells Ll story while Eileen Ehlingcr makes with the hands to entertain their P.lj. class during ii miny we.1ther session. QW z 1. , -- -- mf i K, i Q? if JP ,, J: ,, Z i Q' V , my They sniel it euultln't he tlamnelif' lixclaiins Pgiuhi Bettis its she, Vhmn lit-pci. Sylxil Arms. :intl se Mary Krenek at lust sueaeeil in .1 tumbling stunt le.irneel in pllysieall CLlLl!LlIlOIl tlglss. 67 Sister M. Immaculate, C.D.P., directress of the School of Social Service at Our Lady of the Lake College, after an informal chat with senior class officers Phyllis Siebenaler, president, Carol Kettler, vice-president, Irene Alonzo, treasurer, and Judy Heye, secretary, finds relaxation in watching the play of Eva and Ruben. These children participate in crafts and other activities provided by San Antonio Social Service ' workers. Those who take up careers in social service can show in a con- crete way that God in heaven is solic- itous about even the least of His children on earth. 9 1 SEN IO RS SEE SUCCESS IN HELPING OTHERS E 2 1 Q S 2 E 5 2 Q F : 9 Q2 s E 2 5 2 A Z 1 J f , ,. .2 f M 7- 5,1 f f' 1 1 f as b Aw lm we Q., CAREER-CCDNSCICUS SENIORS L00 K AH EAD ur X ,ft IRENE ALONZO MARINA ALVARADO Sf- HEHTY Christ the King Marian Ch0fi5tCf5 2, 3, 45 F.T.A- 1, 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, Pres. 4, C.C.D. 2, 3, 4, 4, Treas. 29 CCD- 44 C1aSS Treas- 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, Latin Honor Roll 3, Intramurals 3 Club 2, 3 4 I . f 4 k'LL'.z A ,- I if gear. , .. ,agwaf . . v:v i n : Y 4 4, ,- l BARBARA JEAN ANDERSON St. Gregory YES, lg F.H.A. 1, T.A.L.A. 2, Pres. 3, 4, T,A.L.A. Honor Award 3, Honor Roll 2, Perfect Attendance 1 ALICIA ASCENCION Little Flower Shrine Y.C.S. 1, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, P. P.O.F. 3, Dressrnalcefs Contest, Third Place 3, Senior Play 4 With Mary as our model and goodness as our aim... this year's seniors step with confidence from the protection of their parents and their teachers toward an independ- ent future. The well-rounded cur- riculum of Providence including both acdemic and business sub- jects has prepared them for their journey through life. These sub- jects, permeated with religion, have given these adults of to- morrow a clear insight into life cementing a strong foundation for .correct values. Through the clubs and activities at school those about to graduate have caught at least a glimpse of the requirements and responsibilities of a successful career in their desired vocations and avocations. Together, working hard for four years, the class of '60 has been establishing the foundations for a life of fulfillment. The first step, that of acquiring the basic principles and beliefs is already behind them. Now, integrating their spiritual values into all phases of life, these young women take the second important step into an independent life which will prepare them for that final career of complete fulfillment with God, SHARON AGNES AULT St. Mary Magdalen F.H.A. 1, 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, Marian Choristers 2, 3, 4, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Merit Award 3 -U PATTI BARBERA St. Ann Sodality 1, Queen, C.C.H.S. Jr. Sr. Prom 3g Cheerleader 4, F.H,A. Dress- maker Contest 4, Volleyball Team 2, LINDA BISHOP Our Lady of Sorrows Sodality 3, 4, C.C.D. Chairman of teachers 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, C.C.D. Certificate 3, Perfect Attend- ance 3 DIANE MARIE BACHMEYER St. Gregory F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Marian Choristers 2, Perfect Attendance 1, Honor Roll 1, Dressmakers Contest 1, 2 TOMMIE LOUISE BARNES St. john Berchman Marian Choristers 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Editor, PRO-VUE 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4, N. I-I.S. 3, 4 'hw- 3 rsrr I A ft f il il, f' l r tiey 'Q .A SARAH JANE BOWICK St. Gregory F.N.A. 2, 5, Perfect Attendance 1, Merit Award, F.N.A. 2, 3 EVA BALDARRAMA St. John Evangelist Business Club 1, 2, F.H.A. Treas. 3g P.H.C. 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 NANCY BEISSNER St. Paul Marian Choristers 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, Libr. 3, 4, N.H. S. 3, 4, Student Council Treas. 4, Class Sec. 33 Class Treas. 2 BEATRICE BRAUN St. Mary Student Council Pres, 4, Marian Choristers 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, C.C.H. S. Cheerleader 2, 5, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 5, 4, Freshman Chorus Director 1, 2, 3 .5 J.W,' ,. .3 ,fs 3 . ' '- . 5 A WHITE SWEAT ERS: r SYMBOLS OF SENIGRITY . LUCILLE BRISENO Sacred Heart Providence Homemakers 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A.A. 23 Red Cross Rep. 5, 4g H Roll 3 . 3 lc SANDY CAMPBELL St. Ann 72 OHOI' st. ,if3j::5Q,:5,j' 14'35'Qgi'l ?5?igfff,552Q93LQEf:fE'f ,.,f.5,iTfi5f?Ff7 lfliffgs . .. f - f 2 -:- 3' ??5f::fif'E'f .'ff f-ffliiliisv' A T jlkrxcei-eff' ' ,gf ' ' 1 5451562IFYifi.ii.?,r4Ef55:T13Zbi:-1, ' A ir:-1 ' stfsiflfisfbmsgggzassin,-1 7 f A -f as , Q E .4 55 ax ' - E .. H-we , ,ar Xb. MARY ANN BROSCH St. Margaret Mary F.H.A. 13 F.T.A. 2g Marian Choristers 23 Tri-M 2, 3, 4g Perfect Attendance 13 Honor Roll 2 W I., A ggivyifv jk '3,::,f5Qf:fEi5fff5i ,3,f3-. IQ, gggg5i'f2 ,mst . r kay ffgbgf :sq gsiggggfis l 92 .x- . A xifffffilfl A isiifif 33,r fs, , E :sr i ,E '11 Q2 5,2527 , 5'f3'l3fl 5555525 :tra 3 ig 3 A Q -L21 ew fs .waz . . 51, 1 . ,- ifaii ssiiif f V we ..,. ,.f 3r.3 , 33 33 -15 ygze 3 ' e-e ' P JERE CATALANI St. John FHALLGAALLQFNA Historian 3, Cortes. Sec. 43 Sodality 53 P.P.O.F. 13 PHILOTHEAN Staff 4 a s get 4 Q ,552 R Tiger H I YY? :fan 3 1 E I ,ww Q I s 5 .J Swv. 3, ...., P. Q3 V 2, 5 was am 'fa W as 2 ju gig K S, E S is if 1939 if 'fi 5 a My S . it ' N as. .5 Q .w sgfga f' R Rx 1253 ap . 3 . LANELLE BRIEDEN St. Paul F.H.A. 2g Intramurals 2, 5, Chairman-Senior Play 4 ,, - 1 Xrftfwffzt fs ,Zww'lm+3 X f .. Q .mf slsikilil f Q . 1111 A 43 Music k 5 , ,X . 3 K . 33,. Q 'L K . : f f: -. tl gi? , .. .3 3333333r3, r if lit Hi' J .3 - M wg .1 L. 3 3. wt- ,...... 3 3 ..,, 4,3 xi if S if mf slim E2 3 is HELEN CADY St. Henry Sodality Poster Contest 2 a s. ., .,3,,-,Qs-as-,ter V irxm..-. or -.egg-: q-cr..-: wi we .- - ' -Z1 ' V' t 'EH-vt,-its Efxirsi A Ly - 15353 fs-5 is 'Wife 'ii .3- wfe,-fizt -' ' ' 3: - ---fag. - ll. Q . - M, , . M, ,.ff3e,asf:,e,v ,L A l f tskk ' ik viii' ..r . . ,FM 3:55925 ' . -. ' 4, fi ' Q ,:zi'g3iQg?S5z??i'5Hii iii, gf, ' ' A Nj? ' :X ' :,r-.fmgfi 'QW ET'-fr ' 33 53.31 'Yf3isfs'.,,gw:sn fi.,15, fa ' , 3 3 4 2' QW 3 .Qs :ri ' - v::f .1-rr' fy,-fafe 4 gs,1,.z' gk,-R K 1- .W 1, ':5e..:' DORA CAZARES Holy Rosary F.N.A. 4 gf. - R .. ,. K f --, ,WW M 'Qw- I an LWWM' fe Q 'lv' .ww K 6, DOLCRES LORRAINE CONTRERAS Sacred Heart E.H,A. 2 5: G.A.A. lg Red Cross Rep. 33 P.H.C. 4 .Ma MQ is , amWA . s Q ffiil' . X if K' --w , ,,, .-2 Q1 . ff 11 Q . .QJVV ,- lwff , 1 1sfv,:,:-:v e ERS? 5332 KATHLEEN CORRIGAN St, Mary Business Club lg Merit Awurd 5 F z wxziifi-,,,,, 3' .. 311. 5:5 jg U I 3 , I z 4 I ' V .ks sn' ,fi ,i an . Q 'TITS' N. F ' 1 NANCY DEASON St. Pius X Y.C.S. 1, Marian Choristers 2, 5, 4, 4 Tri-M 2, 3, Treasurer 43 P.H.C. 'For me-ec-e-e-e-e-ef Hltsy XXf'indrow. Tunic Gorrell, and Patti Bru'heru are prcking up their tuvetetl NL'IIll1I sxxt.1ta1x ,nt lux- I5,1r'Im1'.is Spmtim. Kluutls sts IL N I .f I - V .. Q , I' Q we 1 , . VIRGINIA CUELLAR St. Henry Y.C.S. lg FI-I.A. Z3 G.A.A. 2gPerfect Attendrxnce I. J. 31 Honor Roll 2: Iu- tramurals 2, 5, 4 it ,glfizf 1 zfif-in its ,,:-,,.:' ,wg .,1p,fqg,,,,:1,,,- 1 mgwgtfsw f-- .- - iL?5?l'52'tg3'fi6.zi.' F .- :nz-3? gf -fr -f?'?1f?'fv,. A if pg, rf Sri2i,32QieE1?si! . rr' I K v .. :qem1'i?eZ+2g1syf:, ,wf?Mw- New 1 e t, I mf- :,.5 ' lu L f Z,t, ,,.r, . , , I I I I K k,,., r:z?1vuw.- ' ' lm flifsiliiiixzv. I 121 I ' - , su- f' BETTY ANN DIETEL St. john Sodality 1, 2, CCD. 1, 2, 5, 43 Marian Choristers 1, 2, 5, 43 T,A.I..A. 23 In- tramurals 5g G.A,A. 4 v ' ' - W H-w .1,:w N f - I- - , lf- ?5fF'. ..,,,.-,:. ,T -V , - - wlfi . 321 ' . '- .. 41- . ' ,,,. V KATHLEEN VALORIIZ CVNNINLQHAM Holy Rosary F.H.A. lg Perturt Atterltiguue 1 '2'1f.vas4a15 -,2. s.5::N2f Y' Wi' X' me Wei? -2N2f'3 'k'k 7-x1F?f.:f5'fZQ A755?f:3Q:,,g?1S7f H?'m-f:g,f 5 :rf - . SSRI . MH , 25221,- .. wee gui- t,,g.wW wfsCTve,1w f serfxrf. em-V - K L 1 ' ..-W-2 faiiiffnf i f5g,gssI -it-iif-1, 5,34 - ' . fire 1- ' ' - .wr -' K ' ' . . . ' gsm 7 fm W K ,ggi W viz? 24. ?s:vf:1uWf ,:,'fs.2131. E S2?f1l,i'i3k 1 ,. - 595.1 V-' :r Q . 'I 732 -321' - it .. wp' S'- 1 5 , , , ,I ,I -,.. gp.. ,eq . -,Stagg f mf ' . : ' STE, - .. . H' i fr i ' ,Sm . . Q Qmgagfrw , 5: tw, -. 4 1523, :fi :ww ., if vm- , 5321329 ' fi sgfssf' LOUISE DRIFFILI. St. Paul Perfect Attendance 53 CCD. 5, 4 i 7 'ffszssm liwq-aW.afF+r.t, , -I ,A ,. .:-:,.,i::.a +-.,.'.,xe1.:, ., ,S2f.e53Va,g 1,55g'51'3,-ffggggw211.1 2 5 file . fZli,f':-A if-5 , :ug - -a rt, iv gywi- f-Hai-MMwa.,w,imTlf--aa' f J 3 ' 1. it f ii x af x'- 5 is 1 ft' at .I -- 6- f fixffzisitgi g.g.1fp3,':71-if55f'e if Y , ' f:5-.afa,4s'441-z-mst iz, - 1 1 2 ff:-1sa,:S:a5f,, mai5mis1iK f:, , 1 i .i,,,wg:vv-.11-1 A-'V , ' ?U,W?1fp1':'fHk Sa y: . - 'a23sfiQw:'z1f't if Wa- as-, 1 Qin, imma., -a N Y -, --ze ,ga A , : -f n ai .au fs ,K A ' -Maw. l .gig an , 4+ A - 5 Htsiwafslzw ' -- A is , ,wfiim . 35 KJ,.,,,, ,. - A 2 , JOYCE DUPRE St. Ann Queen of Coronation Ball 23 Marian Choristers 2, 3, 45 N.H.S. 2, 3, 43 P. P.O.F. Queen 33 Tri-M Sec. 3 GAII. ELSTER St. Cecilia Marian Choristers 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 3, Sec. 43 P.P.O.F. 2, Perfect Attend- ance 3g Honor Roll 2 74 MAYME JO ECKHART St. Stanislaus F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 1, PRO-VUE Staff 3, National Piano Auditions Winner 3 PHYLLIS ESPARZA St. Mary Sodality 1, F.H.A. lg Marian Choris- ters 23 Art Club 25 F.N.A. 4, G.A.A. 4 KITTY FISCHER Holy Rosary Science Club 1, 2, Tri-M 2, 3, 43 PRO- VUE Circulation Manager 4, Sodality 3, 4, C.C.D. 4 LINDA LOREE EGAN St. Paul F.T.A. 1, C.C.H.S. Military Ball Court 25 C.C.D, 3, Librarian 4, Dressmakers Contest 3, 43 Tri-M 2 MARIE ANTOINETTE FARIAS St. Mary F.H.A. 1, 2, 3g Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 National Auditions Winner 2, 3g Per- fect Attendance 2 ALMA FLORES St. Margaret Mary F.T.A. 1, 2, C.C.D. 1, 2, 3, 4 is f I INIOLLY FLORES St. Peter Prince of Apostle F.H.A. 1g Arr Club 2, sg G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 at pw, wi I A 4 Q 'X MARGARET FUCHS St, Cecilia C.C.D. 2, 33 Latin Club 2g Art Club 33 Perfect Attendance 1g Piano Auditions 1, 2, 3g Poetry Award 1 i MARY HELEN GAUNA St, joseph, So. San G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Marian Choristers 2 T.A.L.A. 4, Perfect Attendance 1g In- tramurals 4 VIRGINIA FRANCO P.H.C. 2, 45 A.A. 2, 4 St. Ann Perfect Attendance lg G. , ,,.ck fkm, iw ae Q . t MARY LOUISE GARCIA YOLANDA GARCIA St. Mary Little Flower Business Club lg F.H.A. 1, 2g P.H.C. P.H.C. 3, 43 G.A.A. 43 Poetry Award J 43 C.C.D. 2, 5 Perfect Attendance 3, 4, Operetta Crew 3, 4 ',,.:, ,, .,,,,, :', N .-:i.' in 'I 5, ,:. , L ,g f V V r -I at t , s 1 m , A , tetc 415 ' i SYLVIA GONZALEZ GILDA GORRELL St. Luke St. Mary Magdalen Sodality 1, 2, 3, Marian Choristers 2, F,T.A. 1g PHILOTHEAN staff 1 Pho 3, 45 F.H.A. Sec. 1, Hist. 2g F.N.A. 3, tographer 2, 5, 4, C. C, H. S Princess Sec. 4g Princess, C.C.H.S. Military Ball Charity Ball 3, Cheerleader 4 FNA lg P.P.O.F. 1 2 1 it 5ifLZif?Gi7Ql9i-. f s 4, ' t fir , -Q-i - W s Q 1, 4 SM 'WW-fs ii, sg'Q5,is,,4,Zst Sw 'ff , am, ,ga 3 X item Q4 Q 3- ...fa- 4 , wfwjsjt fa, 2 1 ,451 112324 , S lg? mf? 4 4 .Q M, 3 QfifQ7i13fQQ's S ieiii q.Z. .. 3' 3, 5, E LINDA GRACIA Christ the King F.H.A. 2, Perfect Attendance 1, 3, P. I-LC. 43 G.A.A. 4 SENIORS F' 3 3 . . , snS?b?,fi?t,i ' 4 - -1: sigigiisizfffit-f , 'E.jf,.7E:E1fEE' 5 i 3'.23...f-,:. ' Y L '-' ' . A, V::,,,:E:1 , ..:- 1 . K Q 2' BARBARA GRAHAM St. Henry C.C.D. 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, Letter 4, F. N.A. 4, Intramurals 1, 1,3 1 -3 -Q 15 - JANICE GRANATO St. Leo Business Club 2, Perfect Attendance 1 Y JO GROTHUES St. james The Apostle Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Pres. 2, Student Council Sub. Rep. 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, National Latin Certificate 2, 3 5 I 2, 3, 4, Captain PATRICIA GRIMES Holy Rosary F.T.A. 1, 2, F.N.A. 3, PHILOTHEAN Staff 3, Business Manager 4, Sth Place Winner P.P.O.F. 1, Stage Manager of Flue 3 g il KATHERINE GRUEN St. Margaret Mary F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, C.C.D. 2, Honor A- ward 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3, Red Cross City-Wide Council. ESTHER HABERMANN St. joseph So. San Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Sacristan 3, T.A.L.A. 1, F.H.A. 2 PATRICIA RAYE HABY St. Mary Magdalen C.C.D. 1, 2, 3, Marian Choristers 2, 32 N.H. S. 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Biology Award 2, Latin Certificate 2 ROSALINDA HERNANDEZ Little Flower Press Club 1, G.A.A. 2, 4, P.H.C. 4 2 LUCY MARIE HITZFELDER St. Gerard Sodality 2, 3, 4, F.N.A. 4, T.A.L.A. 1, Science Club 2 MARGARET ANN HAYNES Our Lady of Sorrows F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, C.C.D. Helper 2, 33 P.P.O.F. 3, Miss Publication 3, Basket- ball Intramurals 3 IUDITH ANN HEYE St. Peter F.H.A. 1, Marian Choristers 2, 3, 4g Class Sec. 4, C.C.D. 2, 33 Basketball Intramurals 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, P.H. C. 4 JEANELLE HUMMEL St. Gerard F.H.A. 1, Business Club 2 ..-J MARY ALICE HERNANDEZ St. Henry F.H.A. 1, G.A.A. 2, 4, Perfect Attend ance 1, 2, 3, P.H.C. 4 Wl1it'h Shoulder does this thing go on? A Edgar Dupre attempts to pin Carol Kettlt-r's corsuge on witlmut pinning it to her shoulder. Q I rs, I- ms., . - ,swf Hmm at - 5 'if ::A5 i,: , .:A:, ,.,A,,, .A,E. , zgzui SHARON ISAACS St. James F.N.A. 3, Pres. 4, Honor Roll 3 JEANETTE KARIGER sf. Pau F.H.A. 1, C.C.D. 5, 4 78 . -rain f 4,515 Q' Hi silly EDNA KARAM St, George Maronite C.C.D. 3, 4, Intramurals 5 - ' 95 f 1-fr 3 ktifuiiii .. assi f'fff'1 r if ' 5, oo o A 1' 4 5 s.. ri 1' DONNA MARIE KAUPERT St. Margaret Mary F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 2, 3, Sec. 4, C.C.D. 2, Honor Roll 3, Music Award, I.W. C. Music Festival 1- KATHERINE ANN KENNEDY Our Lady of Grace N.H.S. 3, Treas. 4, Marian Choris ters 2, 3, 4, Class Treas. 1, F.H.A. 1 Vice Pres. 2, Soclality 1, 2, 3, 4, F.N. A. 4, Corres. Sec. 3 I 5, 1 nor -uv I EDWINA KARAM St. George C.C.D. 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, Class Treas. 3, P.P.O.F. 2, Intramurals 4 U . ,. if , 35 2 VERA KENISKY Sacred Heart Business Club 1, Marian Choristers 2 , , ss ,fi v u ' 1 I I . CAROL LOUISE KETTLER St. Mary Magdalen N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Pres. 3, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Merit A- ward 3, PRO-VUE Staff 3 up it ,N Q M AMY KATHERINE KLEIN St. Paul Class Pres. 23 N.H.S. 2, 3, Pres. 4g F. H.A. 1, 2g Honor Roll 1, 23 P,P.O.F. 1 Q- 1 3 1' ., A A ,,., JOAN ANN KRUSE St. Mary Magdalen F.H.A. 1, 33 P.H.C. 4 W a Q 1 14, I - -,:-'ff I-.mlm . in 1 A , hx id. tx gt. 'fr -i 9 J 4 I L if . . we , , .-41' Y fit V 6 GERTRUDE LACEY Our Lady of Grace Perfect Attendance 1 if l fa- ,.., 2 . - , m , Q ,7 I I I, ,Q 1 . ., -- mfs - gl f ,-4:-:gm-a1,,ff -w -rr +,- :P 'li?4S2a1f V v' v at 5 gl i it A X 1. ROSE MARY KNIGHT St. Pius X Sodality 23 Tri-M 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Art Club Sec. 53 F.H.A. 1, 2, Marian Choristers PPOF 2 MARY JANE KUBY St. Luke Sodality 1, 23 F.T.A. 3, 4g C.C.D. 4g Dress Maker's Contest 33 Distinguished Salesman Award 4g Student Congress REGINA ANN LAHOOD St. George P.H.C. 4, G.A.A. 2, 4g Intramurals 2, 3, 4g Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 , , L , .Q WA , f I I I PHYLLIS LEHR St. Margaret Mary F.T,A. 3, Hist. 4, N.H,S. 5, 4g Talent Show, lst place winner 23 Princess, Pioneer Charity Ball 3, Honor Roli 1, 2 LUNCH: TIME FOR RELAXATION , i' . , I zihwygfgagiffeaeazgi:.fi,1,,., f f '- 5P5i :lw2.kE?sE?9?E'5i1LiW A - . as I E i 6 - f 5' .3 J SARAH LUERA Our Lady of Fatima P.H.C. 4 CAROLYN ANGELA MALDONADO St. Henry P.H.C. 4, CCD. 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, Letter 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Piano Au- ditions 2, 3, 4 , ,za i :,gffif5,ff-is ' V 'SSi'fig.fi f ,-' I Nm - , ... - , ma.-fsf: 'Pf'?Ew - 2' . - ggsfassgiiki mf , -I, - r - A .,:- :X - Lifwiigm , an-fi .Q-15.15371 - , , I 13, . - ' 4' - . 'iiffmw-ew' ni - . , ,fi . fify v :- . wie :A :affairs f VW vi 2' 5 z A CHARLENE LE VISON A Holy Rosary Science Club 1, 23 F.H.A. 3 , .. ga, g. A 35 -5 . .. . gi, MARY MARGARET LOGAN St. Mary Magdalen PHILOTHEAN staff 1, 2, 3, Editor 4g Legion of Mary 3, 4g Class Vice-Pres, 1, N.H.S. 3, 4, F.N.A. 2, 3, P.P.O.F. f . 1' :: -J'-Q :if : 'f EMM' W ' ii -2521. 7 Eli FE.: ?F8515i-'EBFWYiiY 55IH55?l 52-??k?i 541' Si 3 S .. :: -. 1 .. 2 ,, , ., 1 939? 'Te' 1 2 wig' I ' f V- i,..,,,,5,i,,,m+,- I ,Leg 'X .. : ,.,apg1,afsm . of fzlzxaiafrvf-.fx ef- -'ill-aflffn fe 31 1: ovfigief' -13111-W - - ':. .1 . - M5 wii ffsqer -V -i vnu ffffafeudees-f,tff ....,l'::f ::2-ifma 5? ii i: -Sleigh .K ' 3 - :5ifQ3i'5iW-33551 W 3 f- w-whfwvfnszsr' iz -, . .4e?gS1Q2i2s:!i-,--- I ,Ear ' f iwfifziifi3fie5fQ+ii?5i5Qsf2SX21ivssv. , im . -W V, It I S 1 1- 'f1:fneeg51-,g -, L -. f - . - , A i , ,.. ,, R ' 4 r ..J I T' 5 R ii ff nv M ' . . . K in I GINNY LUTZ St. Ann G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Marian Choristers 2, 3, 43 N.H.S. 3, 45 P.P.O.F. 2g Intramurals 2. 5 , :fi:..:, fSG?sa2XLQf :1 mi5ss'2fg' : , ,- iafsggsvfs-22.511-X 'I' ' - Sitges-2 ,. K ,rim-1: 7 .M--- r K f W f pg. Q , iff':nb'3 I ' sm, X, Eg. , MORENE ELIZABETH INIALLORY St. Mary Magdalen F.H.A. 1, 2, Red Cross Rep. 1, Student Director of Senior Play 4g Asst. Busi- ness Mgr. 4, P.P.O.F. 3, Cheerleader 3, 4 ANNIE LOUISE LYSSY St. Margaret Mary Business Club 2, G.A.A. 43 P.H.C. 43 Intramurals 3 MARION JO MANNO C.C.D. 3, 4 Q gi , A.-ag, ? A 'ix 15 .. '. S' ix Q QVQSL: R is it so , ri rt I ' f A t ELLA MARTINEZ MARY LOU IMARTINEZ DORA OFELIA MATA Holy Rosary St. Ann St. Lawrence F.H.A. 1, 25 F.T.A. 4g Student Council F.N.A. 2g Intramurals 3g Perfect At- C.C.D. 3, 4g G.A.A. 43 Texas Readers Rep. 45 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 ALMA MCKEAG Holy Name C.C.D. 3g T.A.L.A. 5, 4g Latin 2 Cer- tificate Quit hiding your manners behind your purse! Edna Karam, Susie Schmidt, Mary Helen Zrenner, Rosemary O'Brien, Cookie Meyer, Mary Stanton, Janice Granato, and Pencils Kariger en- joy a relaxing lunch- eon gab session. tendance 5 ,- N MARY ESTHER MEDELLIN Christ the King F.N.A. lg G.A.A. lg Soclality 1 Certificate 3 fir s A AK N1 'gi Sir ff 4 'Shih . ,. 33252,-i I igkggi. A Mele? KW H 'W A ky 3' gf SYLVIA INIENDOZA St, Henry F.I-I.A. 23 G.A.A. 2, 4 Swag-e.,.r 'mmm-.Q -- , seam... , '- -v1.-- - si E1 1 - . . 1 - frggtifs ' '- ' igifkiz' X. 3 I 3 SSSLSGGEP ,wif ' Q' 'semi if Sfiikiitf' E.. We' f LAURA NEIRA Holy Rosary F.H.A, 1, 23 Intramurals 2, 3 82 X XM' me-v-wi W, .. ,,,. . .,, fi' . I T34 1. ,332 .ft f : ::x-EJ. . 'li-is +: 1'v I LORETTA MEYER St. Mary Magdalen F.T.A. 43 Art Club 2, Red Cross 4 D :.. D J MARY JO NITSCH St. Mary Marian Choristers 2, 3, Pres. A. 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Council 4g Intramurals Captai 3. 4g Perfect Attendance 2 I TONI OCCHIALINI St. Peter Art Club 1g F,H.A, 2, 33 THEAN Staff 4, F.H,A. Sewing 43 G.A. Student n 1, 2, PHILO- Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Winner 1, 3g P.P.O.F. 1, 3, Wfinner 3 'L . .3 ' X W. , I K l MARILYN MOORE St. Margaret Mary Tri-M 2, 3, 4, Marian Choristers 2, F. T.A. 23 Perfect Attendance lg Queen's Contest 2, Poetry Certificate 3 if L. . ROSEMARY O'BRIEN St. Mary Magdalen Art Club 2 . 'lrr y . , . .. .. , I . ' .. . ii ss. CAINIILLE OGDEN St. Paul F.H.A. 1, 2, P.P.O.F. 33 C.C.H.S, Prom Court 33 Senior Play 4 is i fu 51. W , I bb an bb 2 A I 2 .:Q: 3' ' n t E 1 S 1 5 '35 T.A,L.A. MARIE ORNELAS St. james 4 .. .. .,: -. F.N.C. 43 Nw. LUANN PEREZ St. Mary Magdalen F.H.A. 1, 2 :Rin F.T.A. 2 .P- EMMA V. PORTER Sacred Heart 3 F.H.A. 33 G.A.A. 4 MARY ESTHER ORTIZ San Fernando Cathedral F.H.A, 1, 2g T.A.L.A. 3, 4g CCD. 3, 4 1 W 'fwvq-H ifi ! , ga .QQ E MM X 'SSS I 'Msg 1 ff n t W E5-Qi 2 .. aw-,N 1- f 11' SH:59'5?5ifS???5fi'52?53.fl5fQ,2-'wr - at , vga, fr, t.mm,3,, -5 , 23555211 .,r- 197, at S at 1 NA ' X j , Q Sy FRANCES PAT PETRAITIS St, Mary N.H.S. 3, 43 PHILOTHEAN Staff 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 5, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Y'-ua, SYLVIA PRADO Sacred Heart F.H.A. 1, 2, sg P.H.C. 4, G.A.A. 2, 34 Perfect Attendance 1 MINERVA PORRAS St. Mary Magdalen F.H.A. lg F.T.A. 4g P.P.O.F. 2 E YOLANDA PRADO Sacred Heart F.H.A. 1, 2, sg P.H.C. 4g G.A.A. 2, Perfect Attendance 1 83 HCMEMAKING PROVES VALUABLE ASSET MARGARET ANN QUINN Our Lady of Grace N.H.S. 2, 3, Sec. 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Sec. 4, Student Council Merit Award 33 Class Sec. 1, 2 K ., ,'-, ' K I I ee eeee 3 . ,i I GLORIA JEAN RAMIREZ St. james C.C.D. 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Princess, Coronation Ball 1, P.P.O.F, 3, Perfect Attendance 1 4 is M s nqms L3 tl BEATRICE RAMIREZ St. James Business Club 1, F.H.A. 2, Marian Choristers 2, 3, 4, Poem published in Nat'l Anthology of High School Poems 1 Vi - ,T ' is fel , Q , QF A I A I-at ,,,:,... PATRICIA RAYBURG Holy Name F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 W. , - '- - if 9' ROSEMARY PUENTE Christ the King F.H.A. 1, 2, C.C.D. 3, Sodality 1, 2, F.T.A. 4, Perfect Attendance 1, Merit Award 3 GLORIA ANN RAINIIREZ St. James F.H.A. Sec. 2, Marian Choristers 2, 3, 4, Duchess, C.C.H.S. Military Ball 2, Perfect Attendance and Perfect Punc- tuality 1, Junior Cheerleader 3, P.P. O.F, 3 735' V T t,, 1 INELDA RENDON Little Flower F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, PRO-VUE, Exchange Editor 4, Senior Play 4, Honor Roll 2 2 n w .1 2:54 flfls' 5551: - T . - sf A -,7- ,. si? . : ,I , , 5 1 sl i if 5 . LUCY REVELES I Our Lady of Good Counsel Business Club lg T.A.L.A. 1, 2 'V' oo I u,,i. Q JANICE RICHARDS St. John F.T.A. 2, Hist. 45 N.H.S. 2, 3, Vice- Pres. 4, F.H.A. 1, Honor Roll 2, 33 Freshman Chorus Accompanist 1, 2 :ef it , eq? A GLGRIAL ALICE RUIZ Oh! why don't you fans leave me alone? Mayme jo Eckhart, Mary Emma Traylor, Pat Grimes, Kathy Gruen, and Dixie Sanford, members of the senior sewing class, 4-g,as, ,5:,, , ,Q .,-. if I-5 -fav 4 ai 0 , M . 1 , zse wx fryw, 1 J if I 5 1 5 MARILYN JEANNE ROBITZSCH St. Mary F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, Hist. 15 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Letter 4, Red Cross Rep. 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 3, 4 W :, M .1 , - E , V, , Q .4 K YK fred g , is fe QQ 55 54 I M I g waftfel I fs f E 2 I 3 E f la sf 1 1 it 5 i ff' ii DIXIE GRANT SANFORD scrutinize each other's ELLEN MARIE ROLF St. john Sodality 23 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, P.P.O.F. 3, Red Cross Rep. 1: PHILOTHEAN 3, Art Editor 4 KATHY SAUER St. Agnes Blessed Sacrament HOIY R05afY F.T.A. 2g P.H.C. 43 G.A.A. 2, 4, Intra- Y,C,5, 13 Business Club 1, 23 G,A,A. Student Council 1, F.H.A. 1, 2, Intra- murals 1, 4, Capt. 2, 33 Red Cross 2, 3, 4g Red Cross 3, Treas. 45 F.H.A. ml1fa15 2, 3 85 Rep. 2, Perfect Attendance 3 Vice-P1-eg, 5 SUSIE SCHMIDT St. Mary Magdalen C.C.D. Helper 25 T.A.L.A. 33 F.T.A. 4 LLIS ANN SIEBENALER Our Lady of Grace Marian Choristers 2, 5Q Honor Roll 1, 23 Class Pres. 1, 43 Class Vice-Pres. 3 86 X,- 'f' EEE: :-w :' M V SPSS? -11 . W, ,g,asfts,aggage33Q - - fsPixl?lEi52st,sxqa1g5.f Ziff I - . , ' - -- , K55.125g1-.gs- --.sv ' it ' - CYNTHIA SCHOENBERG St. Margaret Mary T.A.L.A. 1, 2, SQ Marian Choristers 1 2, 3, 45 Tri-M 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1g Per- fect Attendance 1g Honor Roll 1 VICTORIA SIFUENTES Sacred Heart F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 T.A.L.A. 43 C.C.D. 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3 -an . aela . M .. Q .jj 3 il' 1 555 K . + 5 ,a if 5-ff Fflfiw .F-f w f v K ex I We M rf H 15 rw ft , 3 M K 3 gt .,-1',:- ?6 1Xa l'i'fff'g4Qjl ' ,L KS tk I 5 AEM I 9. Htg qa sf Vit fl Ji 'fir 43 im tx 4 , We ti E Q ,B P W 'Misfit ins gl S . :mt K S fn 32 Ss. ri 1 PS? , ,. t 4 I sig fm' :sz ,aa imma 24 sir Q31 26571 mag M .. BSE 1 ANN SEGUIN St. Mary Magdalen F.T.A. 4g Red Cross Sub 4 PPOF 2g Perfect Attendance 5 MARY ANGELA STANTON St. Gerard F.H.A. 1, 2g G.A.A. FTA Red Cross Rep. 2 eele - at Sf! ' kL - V. A b 5 an 1 1. fe ,gf C syrr . . ww-:AQ ,. .. . k.ff .ik I -,i i , I ssre as if , I . KATHY ANN STRAWN MARY FRANCES SUMPTER St. Ann Holy Rosary F.H.A. 1, 25 G.A.A, 2, 3g F.T.A. 4, Red F.H.A. 1, 25 PRO-VUE Staff Busmess Cross Rep. 2 Manager 4 1 ,-AV f-hL, 4 ,W 1 iv- I KATHERINE TABOR Holy Rosary Business Club 1, 25 G,A.A. 2, 33 Home- room Rep. 4 ,.-1' 1 BETTY JEAN TERZIAN Kelly A.F.B. Chapel F.N.C. 3, 4g Teen Club 1, 2, 33 F.N.C. Rep. 4 INIARY EMBIA TRAYLOR St. Ann P.H.C. Pres. 4g F.H.A. Parl. 1g Pres. 2g G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 P.P.O.F. 2g Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4g Prop-Manager for Operetta 4 ANNA BIARIA TENORIO Our Lady of Sorrows F.T.A. 2, sg P,H.C. 4, C.C.D. 2, 5, 4g G.A.A. 4g Perfect Attendance 33 Texas Readers Certificate 3 . mrs-2, .. zuz H' .Q r s. 5 E ROSALINDA TOVAR Holy Rosary F.H.A. 1, F.N.A. 3, 4 , s,ff? 0q K , f 1 , Sf , . f 'W ' 5 LUCILLE TREVINO St. Henry F.T.A. 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 43 Marian Choristers 2g C.C.D. 2g Student Coun- cil Rep. 2, 33 Senior Play 4 1 l l DIANNE ULLRICH Holy Rosary F.H.A. 1, 3g P.H.C. sig Marian Choris ters 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 3g Tri M 2, 3, 4 87 PROM DRESS SELECTION POSES PROBLEM l E. 5 ISABEL VANDERVORT Sacred Heart F.H.A. 1, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Perfect At- tendance 3 YVETTE VON TOUSSAINT St. Ann F.H.A. Treas. 2, F.N.A. 3, 1st Vice- Pres. 4, C.C.D. 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Marian Choristers 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 CHRISTINE VASQUEZ Our Lady of the Angels T.A.L.A. 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Merit a- ward 2, Perfect Attendance 1 rata I JANET MARY WALSH St. Paul Sodality 2, Vice-Prefect 3, Prefect 4, F.N.A. Treas. 3, Marian Choristers 2, 3, Guadalupe Contest Winner 3, Out- standing Sodalist of the Year 3 .1 HELEN VALENCIA St. Ann F.N.A. 4, Sodality 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, Marian Choristers 2, 3, 4 w,.Qieg:2,g,1-,-, , ..., ,, 7-ilzfi-if f Qrfmilszs-f.SX , X as fffzmiazfws :z,g7Q1iw2Q wi: 123 , I s Ufails,ffwaww--V-, sf ,gg ,wx---me,-wow!ew . I-,yfnr Q-,Arm-wif wef,a,,ff.s,fK,Q-mf'Y 1 ' , , f , Y .. ii vit , ,X , , , , . s KATHY VEREBELYI Little Flower Marian Choristers 2, 3, 4, Tri-M 2, 3, 4, PRO-VUE staff 3, Honor Roll 2, 3 , r.., ,,. A '21 za-f1-1.vff-lgikiizesaigfzfg . f2,f',sffig,5g?f'.ss:- i f. .. Wi 5j1,m:w:'2f - f- --fw,-fE'9'ffj f ,M f- , p -' ' ' ',,. sz' , .K 3 3 , . - , ,fi fi' ADRIENNE WILLE St. Margaret Mary F.N.A. 3, 2nd Vice-Pres. 4, Marian Choristers 2, 3, 4, Tri-M 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Dressmakers Contest, lst Place, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 . 1.,,i, . :-, .- I ' S 5 ,spy gguigeaijj . ' f:5f:f322E :5- H ., 'seg Q' K as '. ' E l BITSY WINDROW Holy Rosary Latin Club 2, 33 Red Cross 23 Annual Staff 2, O.F. 23 C.C.H.S. Prom Court 2 -1,3 5...-:-sz-in - 1.,i5,rs5,a5,w,--ff.. X ' ,, f I ,,.., ,-,,. . 1 A. figs X 5- wp . rig Q ,f . ' 'e A nam: 'mf AQ 2 .iii V. -:.:r-'afar ., - L 3251 - . T S -W A-,f,, 3. 2 i :si,'5ga,34aS'1' ' , if M, ? , RUTH WIN SER Fort Sam Houston G.A.A. 1, 2, 43 Sodality 3 fn 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 5, 4g P.P. W , ,,,, bf., 3 Don't you think tl1ildren's sizes are a bit small? Eagcrly scarclming for prom dress patterns in the Frost Bros. materirrl tlepaitmc-nt rlre Seniors Put Petrzltis, Ruse lNIary Knight, 'limi Ocrliigrlini, :mtl Sylvia Gonzalez. f ir. if ,. ' W ' t t ,'t, , . 3 -:fig .3 l KLVLK 3 h,,, Wwarmm ,gig .- N--' -gif ' N' PM., 2 MARTTHA WOOD St. Mary Magdalen Sodality 13 Latin Club 23 F.N.C. 3, 4g N.H.S. 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Latin Certificate 2, 3 SYLVIA ANN ZAMORA St. John Berchman F.T.A. 1, 2, 4, Pres. 33 Student Couh- cil Vice-Pres. 43 G.A.A, 2, 3, 43 Sod- ality lg Providence Rep. as Miss F.T. A. 3: Class Vice-Pres. 2 rv ffl, , V M.. V 3 3 , vamygaaaleluuiw no snssfnna 3 'Pen f -- ,,.,.,, ,Q '!', - ',.i f' - f 5 EMI, ii 5 , , krrr: . 3 R M ja we 5' 3 2, rf 3' if 5 I Ki, ' ' f ,L , . iiii . -Y, V, 5 ' V ei is ' 2 if li KATHERINE SUE ZIMIHERMAN DEANNA LEE ZINNINGER BIARY St. Margaret Mary St. Mary Magdalen F.N.C, 33 C.C.D. 1, 2, 33 Merit Award F.H.A. lg F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Speech Club F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 F.T.A. 43 P.P.O.F. 43 13 Intramurals 3, 43 Piano Auditions 3 PRO.VUE Staffzi 89 2, 3, 43 Dressmakers Contest 4 HELEN ZRENNER St. james 3,8- N junior class officers Frankie Burkeen, president, Socorro Solis, treasurer, Becky Garcia, vice- president, and Royce Dornwell, secretary, inquire into the field of secretarial work. Answering their questions is a former P.H.S. 'er, class of '57, Judy Loverde, who in her employment with the Chamber of Commerce is engaged in secretarial work in one of Father Keller's key careers. The juniors sense that by embracing such a career, women can develop a force for good that nothing will be able to stop, that will sweep over the country and to the farthermost pans of the earth? JUN IO RS INVESTIGATE SEC RETARIAL a CAREERS Careers that change the world! jun- iors begin to see fulfillment of their dreams, as they are trained and pre- pared for their chosen walks of life. For those interested in a business career, typing, shorthand, and book- keeping are offered along with the general subjects of religion, English, and American History. College-minded juniors are offered such courses as geometry, Latin, Span- ish, journalism, and speech. They work together in the junior spirit of co-operation to make their project: the Junior-Senior Prom, and the Senior Ring Ceremony successful and memorable. They look to graduation with ming- led feelings of pride and a little un- certainty, for less than a year separates them from their first encounters with real adult responsibility. Anne Adams - Wi Lorrie Barnett 'W Elvira Barrera ' :,X I'-. Carol Beavers X A Sharon Beck Marilyn Beissncr Q ii r Hazel Beltram N r '- A Mary Ann E A Bercnelmann , 1 Dorothy Bernshausen Barbara Boeselt Lorraine Bonewitz Lupe Borrego Carolyn Brown Marilyn Brown Frankie Burkeen i f V ,ai K, f s s er 92 One for you, One for me .... Betty Hopper and Carol Risz kilL'iii'i Seniors' rings with Sistr-r St. R tr X , Q 6 .,r. sk, e I 1 J K . . ,., ,i .s , U' I ' X ' ,.-av. ' ,fa-ua 2. , me , I vw - . I 1 K ' - g , K., il, f 25 fir 'f M ii5,,iW ,,,, wwf , 1 - .f'r,, S , ,,,., ,WF ar H '15 ab 4 W- if wt' J, ii, ft W' -A ,gig at ff rf' .V rg , A ' .3 . in it at X A S 0 at , 1 K Dorothy Cady Irma Carter Annie Marie Casanova Loretta Castillion Yolanda Chavez Carol Combs Maxine Cordova Judy Cox Dixie Crosby Alice Daly JUNIORS VIEW FUTURE WITH ANTICIPATI ON Aileen Davis Holly Debner Roberta De Los Santos Royce Dornwell jo Marie Ehrler Dora Esquivel Marlene Fey Mary Lou Foster Angela Fuentes Virginia Fultz 93 Lois Galbraith Rebecca Garcia Irene Garcia Nora Mae Gerloff Leticia Gonzalez Rosemary Gonzalez Yolanda J. Gonzalez Q Yolanda V. Gonzalez :l': H H Dotty Gosnell Pat Griffin V. if -nf 1 rt L Hi, f,k,,.,,. + , f ..., 5. 1 1 I is izfr , 6 -P rein t ty, 5 f ,t J' K K K X, Q Sfn Q' 0 fs v ' l f 1 JU N Hellen Grimes PURSUE CHALLENGES WIT H DETERMINATION Elaine Grothues Imelda Guerra Socorro Gutierrez Lavell Hall Sonja Heldt Dolores Hernandez Suzanne Hoog Betty Hopper Carol Howard Claire Hudson 94 :' .Q ., A ws: . Q, if ' 6. 5 32 Y uw - -a ii i '75 .f to ma 1 ..f5 5f22:-. is s -s. .4 'l'l1cSs .irc tlic: timcs tlmt try girls' l1c1ii't5l juniors seem in- tent on mikingg high Scorw on the Merit Sclmlarxhip Test. i ii W L rx K 1 r X 'SL-0 ,mmf Nancy Hug Susan Johnston Gail jones Catherine Joseph Sandra Karnm Kathleen Kgiiigcr Marilyn Kelly 1N'I411'tlm Klein -loyce Kocrncr Alice Kmwyynski Bairbaru Lane Lconor Lam Elizalzc-tli Lcmus Lupe Lizcano lflizabctlx Lnpw 95 Bly, what tlgiinty pinlcies you have! Hazel Beltrani. Tlielina Yates. and Irene Cliircia discuss possibilities while Yolanda Chavez watches Mr. Johnson as he fits Virginia Fultz for her senior ring, Tommye jean Loverde Barbara Madden Carolyn Magott I W i i Carolyn Margo Lfarilyn Llargu Cathy Marquez Mary Esther Martinez Oralia Martinez Marguerite Maspero Virginia Lfatula Sharon McCarx'ille Ann McNeil Elsa Medina Ruth Miller M, Cecilia Mimari Nw- FW? ' if I' w i Guadalupe Montana Josephine Morales Roberta Mclnnis Elizabeth Naughton 'A N 'S' I gm it is A X Rosemary Perez f ., ,,.s .,., E . at 1 I if , F . we 1, -1 , M t F: x, S Mary Helen Nombrano Lupe Ochoa Diana Olivares Terry Olivares Leonor Palacio Isabel Pena FUTURE IS NEAR, JUNIORS PREPARE Sandra Ploch Ann Ramirez Blanca Ramirez Janice Raoul Anna Rathmann Eileen Rayburg Marilyn Rihn Carol Ann Risz Dela Rivas Anna Rodriguez Gloria Roclriquez Kathy Rodriquez Blanca Romo Aurora Sacla Jane Sanford Jeannie Sarno Shirley Schaedel Mimi Schiffers Sandra Selle Frances Serda J U NIO RS S Mary Helen Sifuentes IN SERVICE Irene Smith Ernestine Solis Socorro Solis Jo Ann Spencer Mary Ann Spizzirri Jeanette Tarrillion Marcia Thoms Irma Tovar Rosa Trevino Charlene Trotet 98 it f :wig f 1:39 L W . EE t Betty Jo Ullman Gloria Valclivia Kitty Vcltman Margaret Vern Diane Vetter Patricia Vignes Sharon Vitopil Alice Vollmcr Diane Wcser Elsic VC'illb0rn Carol Yeager Thelma Yates Denise Yznaga Alutly Zepctla Beverly Zimmcrman Careers in television present the opportunity for seeing that programs are morally informative and entertaining. Sophomore class officers Elizabeth Galle, vice-presidentg M E11 E ary en gan, presidentg Delia . Perez, secretaryg and Pat Canamar, treasurer, are beyond a doubt interested in this field of communication, as Miss Katy Furgeson, Program Co-ordinator at KONO, gives them a behind - the - scenes view of the workings of a TV set. l SOPHOMORES EXPLCDRE FIELDS OF CCDMMUNICATION n 1 ,ig 1 Wy as SY r ww Biff SOPH SPIRIT CONFIRMED ON SATURDAY We light our candleg the darkness diminishes and we see the way to our future! We light the wick--our basic courses of math, Spanish, Latin, biology and typing with the spark of religion. Surrounding and upholding the wick is the spirit of the sophomores: willingness, determination, unity. To enhance the beauty of the candle, this spirit is tried and tested with our class projects: the Senior Brunch, a tribute to the seniorsg the Soph-Fish party to welcome the freshmang and the April dance, a farewell to winter. So is com- pleted the sophomore year. 3 R' I ' t Karen Billimek Mildred Bass Paula Bettis M S I -A K115'BfH-fre -:Q S? . ' Martha Brangan .4-. , at W- 'X Diana Bravcll In '27 , , Janice Ahrens Pauline Artcaga ,QA Q sl I I, ..., ,, is 11 Q 3 gp' , L: W 5 -Iutly Autry Frances Barnes I ,- , fm. . it is . 5: . hx A , -.ft X Blom '32 rs Sue Brown Xi Carol Buckholdt ' ' Azalia Buenrostro Claudia liurrh Mary Cathryn Burt Pat Canamar I f ' Violet Cantu Celeste Carabctta Rosemary Carranza Estella Carrlllo '-wi rt gk N 102 ,C n My L it A E : , W 1,15 Q r R N, 5 E 6 E . 3.5: V fl. 1' p f. into if , 'K Elizabeth Galle 1, I I . Patricia Dupniek Mary Ellen Egan Nell Faubion joan Fecci Frances Ferrell u Juanita Carrillo ' Sylvia eimez 4, ': - , A Rae Nell Coen Rita Ann Coen Susanna Cunningham . :'. Marion DeCock - - Cheryn Dingel V 'El Lu cy DeLeon Q- A Catherine Dougherty Mary Ellen Dunn . wife' ' E X ,,.., . 'H is One more bite and then back to the salt mines. ...Jemarks Cheryn Dingel to Linda Summers, Rosie Rodriquez, and Pat Sardo as they take a break from Saturday work at school. ra za.-an an . ,. M BIGGEST, GREATEST, B t Anna Maria Garcia SOP HGMORE BRAG Mary Elizabeth Garcia Joy Gerloff Pat Gilliam Linda Grohman Nlargaret Gutierrez Diane Herber Sharon Ann Johnson Sharon julian Mary Ann Karam Kathy Kennedy Sharon Holzhaus Roseanne Huckle Sandra Isaacs Sharlene Johnson Margaret Hill janet Hillmeyer Carol Holland Toni Holman Patricia Hermes l W, Dorothy Hays N In fs .65 - sa law - . wa fmasfr -- -- am :E We are il k,:tL M K Viyi i W , :.- , Xi hi Cecelia Kieffer Charlene Kircher Rose Krenek Bernadette Kresta Elizabeth Kutac Mimi McKinney K' Q Dorothy lvletlellin N' 6 Bernadette Maspero Patty McBrearty Mary Louise Luna Mary Ellen Maclla Frances Marin Tollie Martin Irene hlartinez -l0s1e Laborde Elizabeth Lambkin Ann Locke Sylvia Longoria hlarcelline Love KL IK hw i W fa gf- ii L i x, Q 5 -1 i fs He's the biggest all right... ....brags Josie Laborde to Kathy Foster, as they view Karen Schultze, Mary Ellen Dunn, and Sharon johnson precariously balancing themselves on their class mascot, Bimby, held by his keeper at the San Antonio Zoological Gardens. , . 2, if i W, . i .- fir' 5 i Q it SOPHS ACQUIESCE- NEATN ESS ESSENTIAL Marcia Newman La Vorme Nickelson Alice O'Brien Isabel Ochoa Elaine Ormond Alice Ornelas Margaret Orozco Rebecca Ortiz Coral Migoni Ella Mae Moy Sue Ann Mounger Mary Naughton Shirley Neugebauer 9 ' 'F 'H if Cecilia Palacio Anita Patasso 21 Vera Pedraza it Deliz Perez ': -' . q E' Elizabeth Perez - - it l06 Betty Millar Sharron Mirando Carmen Molina Stephanie Morales 7 5 954252:-Q A ,.. we 'W 13 T 3 .. .. ,..,,..a -:W L ,H iw.: ,an a -- .3 -:- .-: ff V we Wfgggwezgepgggfm,ifeasrgixnxlfgwgy my S Li'Z5 'f?Wli M, va W E K I Mary Helen Pimentel W3 il' 'I Q Dorothy Pledge W Healy Polski F Sheila Quinlan joan Rasor Sharon Reilly Alice Rendon Nancy Ringer Dora Ann Rodriquez Rosie Rodriquez Theresa Roclriquez : , ' M V' Eleanor Ruhnke 9 V' e lf Bertha Sada , W l ll 3 '91 . ,.. .5536 Q Q K1 fi s E , W Q H I Gertrude Saenz Elmira Salazar Q N M 4 E Mary Ruth Sanchez Julia Santillan H34-42-56 ,... No! Maybe it's 42-56-34 ..., No! Well maybe its ..,. ...wonders Mary Louise Luna as she, Sharon Holzhaus, and joan Rasor 1 visit their lockers before school. ' Patricia Sardo fuss ,A 1: . .. W S 'f ki V, f, rn 'L at ., ...,, r, , D ,.: A ...:..., ? . Vi' yyih : 7 Sue Ellen Sauer SOPHOMCRE DI LIGENCE PAYS CDFF . 15 kk V. .. ,. 1- + S' af. if he t X.- B . i t 3 Y ' K, f 4 W h. f at N jo Ann Stich Marilyn Strobel Pamela Sullivan Linda Summers Antonette Svatek Patricia Swenson Patricia Tarrillion Selma Tenorio ,,,. 3 'f T553 if: W , l 3. t wigs J-5 1 . tl, We fi .J l' lx .ff new 4 Wi S if X' 3 5 L i ff an Y w 3 sq Y E ,- A A Q. 1, 'Y ' S . , S I ..,, -- as W ,W ,,,A Joyce Scholwinski V QN: gt? K Diane Schultz G' -A 5 Karen Schultze Carol Ann Schweers ,, ie 2 ., .,lr, 5 Barbara Sherman Jeanette Sigard Linda Lee Singer joan Scholwinski ,Q l .si-gn. Rita Speer Cecilia Spencer Suzanne Spivey Christiane Stead Theresa Sitterle 6? i- 1 yi Q 'SWE Y i W r f lew Come on, Anna, we can finish it later... ....says Rae Nell Coen as she, her sister, Rita Ann, Janice Ahrens, and Anna Garcia do their home- work, H2 . , .-W an ligg -1 if.: 52 - . , aaa, .535 f Y v? gp. 5 ,,-: ' K Pamela Weger i Y L - Carolyn Torrico .- . Brenda Valle Bertha Vallejo Mary Lee Vandiver Sylvia Vasquez Ro sa l i nil Vera ' :iii Carol Verette Blanche Villereal Kathleen Wfalsh Carolyn Vlfard Patricia Terzian lNIarguerite Thompson Ruby Thompaon 'lierry Thompson Lynne Till Lillian Wliite 'li 'A . i fi . ers? Marjorie Wlicatley f'w..f ww for I Elizabeth Zapata A X H UNITY IN ACTIONH Studying intensively to attain a secure foundation ary AA i ' FRESHMAN SLQGAN for their future careers, the freshman strives for success in their studies as well as in their extra- curricular activities. To develop their intellectual ability a course including religion, English, music appreciation, history, algebra I, and homemaking was providedg while extracurricular activities such as the Fantail Fantasy, and Freshman Day in April were sponsored to build strong Christian characters and establish a firm sense of responsibility. Diane -To Aguirre Martha Allison Alma Andrade Stella Arce Patsy Aguilar Anna Aguillen u .1 we ff Sy ,? M ,L.. ,Ng , - - Mary Arizola . fi, Sally Baldarrama A , Penny Ann Bauer Mary ,lane Beck X I Irene Beissner M Mary Beissnet L Elaine Belmont V S Mary Christine to t ag? R y Benavicles Christine l a Yvonne Bixby Cheri Brandt t Y 3 - ,W all Kathleen Brangan gms Kay Brown hlichelle Buchanan ll2 Patricia Dyer Patricia Egle '23 Gloria Maria Cabrera Irma Cardenas ' Kathy Carey Theresa Marie Chavez Patricia Clarizio Bertha Contreras Yolanda Davalos Geraldine Dearie Delores De Los Santos Elsa De-Pena Jeanne Driffill Betty Cardenas Camia Carr Rachel Carranza Elsa Castillo janet Castro Sharon Lee Chandler Gloria Chavez Who said the freshmen weren't bending over back- wards for Fresh- men Day? Ruth Yates, Yo' landa Padilla, jean- ette Segrest, Toni Roberts, Donna Wfeaver, Candy Rasor, Cecilia Kinsel, Mary Ann Hayter, Irene Beissner show back breaking effort preparing for Freshmen Day. La-at I' FRESHMEN BRING BOUNCE AND Eileen Ehlinger Carol Ann Eichler BGUNDLESS SPIRIT TOPHS Margaret Farrell Esther Fernandez Marilyn jean Fleming Carol jean Flores Susan Fry Theresa Gamez Sylvia Garcia Ludivina Garza Theresa Garza Joyce Gastinger Herby Gomez Martha Gomez Marina Gonzalez Mary Alice Gonzalez Frances Goodloe 2 joan Graham n f Dolores Granados Judy Gray A fr 1 14 Esther Elizondo li - - I 3' if I Connie Emrnert ng a? ji Victoria Espinoza ' ra 1, -Q Q5 E Alhl E were ,. All 1 , .604 I M ., - ' 5. ggi D Barbara Griffin Valeria Groff Elizabeth Gros Irma Guerra Theresa Guerra Glenda jordan A six-legged bulletin board? NO, it's only Patsy Uhl, Anna Marie Hibberd, and Terry Rimar preparing publicity for the Fan- faii Fantasy. V Mary Ann Hayter , K I 1 t . L A A ffl' my rrL,, . ,at Delia Guerrero 0 ' , ii Sylvia Gutierrez Mary Catherine Heger Catalina I-leras ,,, Wag 5 f kk K: 1VLartha Hernandez Vivian Heye Anna Marie Hibberol Carole Holbrook Vicky Hoyuela Yvonne Inguanzo Janie Sue john Sally Johnston y ea ew my .f If 7- fifzi?-255 ffiiwa EQ FRIENDLY H ELPF ULN ESS OF SENIORS SETS PACE FUR FRESHMEN Carmen Lorea Mary Evelyn Love Judy Mangold Marietta Grace Manno Anna Marie Martinez Maria Martinez Rosario Martinez Kathy McClung Noreen McCreary Patty Milligan l16 Berniece Knappick Phyllis Koelzer Jo Ann Kolodejcak Diana Kotylo Marilyn Kuehler Lyda Mae Kyrish Cecilia Lacey Peggy Loran Cecilia Kinsel Carol Ann Klein Christine Klonek Martha Kalinoski Altani Karpos ,hw sv ,za an-. ' 23' 1 - ' S 2 rs. 'SQ-1 Y x , at 2 A x 15 an-IK 2 6 12 kk 'V 4. K at Q .E,,,L , K L Ai W IM - n ga.. I . ,ia 2 '3- Mary Theresa Rimar 'Aren't they wonderful? ..,.say the freshmen as they gaze with admiration and awe at their seniors entertaining them at the Senior-Fish party. , bi zll Q ' Eloise O Con ,im Kathleen O Mara ., .bl mg Yolanda Padilla FRYTLL, Joyce Palmieri i'Al' Belinda Pena Nancy Plancarte Paula Pyterek Bernice Quesenberry Gloria Quintana Rebecca Ramirez Candy Rasor Joan Rauschuber Sylvia Rendon K Z ' K - E 92 ky,,aE n ax 3 ' K . Q , as i he K . Sk A I ,, li if i 3,555 'Q V Q Eg Barbara Mlynarczyk Patricia Moczygemba Frances Monosmith Gaye Morgan Maria Elena Murguia FRESHM EN Fl N D T I M E Roberts FOR FU N AN D FRO LIC Loretta Rodriguez Marilyn Rohan A : Sylvia Rosales P X Maureen Rosemeyer K qi , 5 r Q sag Nelrose Ruempel Marguita Salas Dora Sanchez Terry Sardo .. 5 . . 3, i Phyllis Schoenberg . Jeannette Segrest ie K Laura Slceldon if fw- Carolyn Slavin - -' Barbara Smedley Juanelle Sohn Mary Stanko Patsy Rose Stokes Georgia Tabor Barbara -lean Talerico ,.: Q. Beverly Teddlie S -F A Teresita Thomas A ' Q If P' 'ki .Io Ann Tornblin M' il A' Perla Tovar joan Trabucco 118 g,,. V it -- if ZF H. W tar i f yiir My .. t E ig 3. . : ww L, M W we fi t ,I 9 L, K I 'ff ' we fi' if Ruth Yates Genevive Zepcda Four little freshmen sitting in a treeg if Kathy falls out then therell be three. Mary Beissner, Kathy Carey, Adrieimt- Urrutiu, and Susan Fry couldn't resist the temptation of flinihing this tree on our beautiful campus. Esther Tristan Linda Turegano Patricia Uhl Adrienne Urrutia Martha Valdez Rosario Vargas Paula Vasquez Stella Ann Velasquez Erelyn Villarreal Virginia Ann Wattron Linda Woo Cheryl Wocid jackie Wfoody Donna Weaver Linda Weber Shelia Ann Willason Lois Willboi'n Discussing with Miss Anita Saxine, Head of Adult Services for San Antonio Public' Library, the idea that a library is an arsenal of ideas that can wield great influence for good if the best qualified people staff it are Providence upper- classmen Mary Margaret Logan, Editor of the PHILOTHEANQ Tommie Barnes, Editor of the PRO-VUEQ and Anna Rathman, president of the C.C.D. They realize that those who think from God's point of view have a special obligation to see that all libraries are staffed by those with high QQ ideals and ability , BGOKS GUIDE STUDENTS s T0 CAREERS I E i 2 5 55? X5 ww E S me RING CEREMONY HIGHLIGHTS SENIOR YEAR Highlighting every senior year is the moment the graduating class receives their senior rings. Father Raymond Garcia blessed and presented the rings at the Ring Ceremony prepared for by the junior class on September 17. The ring's symbolism will always be a vivid reminder of their P.H.S. ideals. Notice anything new 2 Diana Kotylo. Nancy Deasonk fish tl rnires Nanty's most cherished possessmn while graduate Mary Rose Sanford recalls past mem ories when she was Nancy's senior, Once upon ri srhool day dreary, Wliile I pounded bongos Weary .... This fish quartet. Paula Pyterek, ,lainie Sue john, Belinda Pena, and Connie Emmert, sing their best for the seniors at the Fish Party. SEPTEMBER ACTIVITIES RENEVV P H S SPIRIT Bishop A. Leven's celebration of the Mass of the Holy Ghost on September 4 officially opened the '59-'60 school term. On the after- noon of the same clay freshmen enjoyed the friendliness of their big sisters, the seniors, at the Fish Party. On September 11, the Pencil Panic, Student Councils Back to School Dance, whirled all students back into the familiar trends of school life. 'Soiiiebimtly st.ii't singing, the record player broke? lklziry jo Nitsth, Alice Volliner, rind Dotty Gosnell tht-tk the retortls for Iiitest hits at the Pencil Panic. I knew there xx.is soinebotlx else in liereln Rachel Ctirixinfri Quill Diane l'lli'icl1 converse with Sister Linus Kitowslgi, turint-r Pl-lll,OTHlfAX editor, who is helping in the IPX. during the rush hour of the first day of school. l23 mn t , , E , 5 1 we dill? 'Se Mi 'in 'WWHWW is X Q , 1 5 av i as ,M ws I ,ig M ti if Xe ii F Just sign on the dotted line! juniors and seniors hastily sign for available prospects at the Ad Drive opening. The XVinnah! Tommie Barnes, PRO-VUE, ecl- itor, Mary Logan, PHILOTHEAN editor, congratulate Miss Publica- tions, Margie Quinn, top salesman. JUNIORS, SENIORS ACQUIRE SKILL IN SALESMANSHIP juniors and seniors acquire skill in salesmanship by using every source under the sun to reach their quota in the annual Ad Drive, sponsored by the PHILOTHE- AN and PRO-VUE in September. Miss Publications was awarded to Margie Quinn, the top salesman in the Ad Drive. 5 E 1'1 Mass confusion? What makes you think so? juniors and seniors rush to reach their quota and meet their deadline. 'la-3 K vm 'U' W yi Bingol Mrs. F. P. Wood triumphrintly exclaims over her accomplishments which will merit her a prize offered by the P.'l'.C. at their fall bingo. See that she gets straight home! This couple get a mild warning from the cordial chaperones of the Fall bingo dance sponsored by the P.T.C. 126 Plans for a colorful Living Rosary have to be aban- donedli' While seniors of Home- room 103 rerite the rosary, the rest of the school join with them via the P.A. to make the living rosary a prayerful praise to Our Lady. The threatening weather that forced P,H.S.'ers inside didn't dampen their spirits. ..., A 1 U The Rev, Norbert Moellering, VARIED ACTIVITIES HIGHLIGHT OCTOBER The Living Rosary, dedicated to Our Lady, and the student retreat, stressing the important role of women in the modern world, provided a religious background for October, while the P.T.C. sponsored bingo and bingo dance which followed the Living rosary and supplied social entertainment for all. SM., guidance Counselor at Cen- tral Catholic High School, con- ducted the annual retreat at PHS. Room 201 converted into a chanel for the benefit of PHS'ers during retreat. PHS'ers know retreat graces are more abundant with the re- ception of Holy Communion. l27 SENIORS VICTCDRIOUS IN VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURALS Who won? Who won? The cheering section swarm excitedly from the bleachers at the close of the game. S-E-N-I-O-R-S Senior supporters engage in a lively pre-game cheer. 128 L A .aliiwf 241' 'U yy? All Up, up, away? Seniors hold breath as Ellen Rolf attempts to retrieve the ball. if Over it goes! lb! i s Z L. ,thi . 9 . , ' ,.. ' 'V -sn, ' -wr , As her teammates anxiously watch, Loretta Castillon volleys the ball over the net to the waiting seniors. The climax to the 1959 volleyball season was met with tremendous enthusiasm and good sportsmanship on the part of all when junior and senior teams battled fiercely for the coveted trophy. After four successive quarters of intense play the seniors edged the juniors out by 2 points. The final score: 21 to 19 in favor of senior homeroom 101. We won, Sister I The senior 101 team proudly shows their volleyball trophy to Sister Agnes Ann, homeroom sponsor. OR LOSE 1, My t.rn as H Elf Q gui Q w e I at Q Marian Choristers bid farewell in the finale with a nostalgic melody of the Old Mississippi. - -'i f Q, S kj,-A , And did you see Susie nearly trip over th: fence post? Marian Clwrister sponsor, Sister Agnes Rose, discusses the script :ind sets with members of the cast and stagchands. Pat Grimes, Kitty Fischer, joyce Dupre, Amy Klein, and -Izinice Raoul are pictured. l30 MISSISSIPPI MELODYH CAPTURES SPIRIT OF DEEP SOUTH Mississippi Melody , a two-act operetta adapted Mark Twain's Adventures of Tom Sawyer and H berry Finn , was presented by the Ivfarian Choriste November 8, 1959, in Our Lady of the Lake College Auditorium. Taking place in the romantic setting of Twain's Mississippi Valley, the play deals with the comical antics of Torn Sawyer and his mischievous buddy, H berry Finn. Mary Jo Nitsch starred as Tom Sawyer with B0 Braun co-starring as Huckleberry Finn. n Ont you orget it Tom begrudgingly accepts sentence to whitewash the fence Aunt Polly played by Kathy Vere belyi, points an accusing finger. Canamar, as jim, looks bewilde from it all. A d d ' f ' ! mx 1 from uckle- rs on Mark uckle- his as PM if e.ir 'cicv W fed xv A lm ,...: 1 ff, - , y X, 1 4 ziii i 2 +V 1 clsccsc ' '. I ,L.' K fic f ' 7x ' 'X A 1 g A 1 K 4 - fi r ,K pak., A f L Vg I 1 : VS .H E f wg.: . M i, 5 W. ,i H Ewahjfic. v 1 vvrv , ' ' S244 2 - V . -NIV 'id' ' , X i Ai ,. - it it 'f X -ll A QV? L3 N , Q . r a fad c 4 a lafilf. , Q A, ,L ,,tt3?f' , W ,, pfinmxplmgfv l no A' ' U Q iii 3 W it H W N, fl ,Mi li in will I... 35 W ,ft ' W MJ e y at iy, Q We L, ,W H r H iaoarfi? an ,Q W? 2 the as W? .- 'f scrr is 'f 'll' g ...zii llcc 4.4: to M, ag,Jf:f'1 rccy c r 'iccsr c more may AW Becky, I didrft mean it! In a tense scene from the operetta, Tom Saw- yer and his sweetheart, Becky Thacher, quarrel. Marian Choristers look ready to cheer up the mood with a song. 131 ADVENT PENANCE AND PREPARATION GIVE WAY TO CHRISTMAS JOY AND CELEBRATION H !' 'av rf' ,. : 'H5Ef?' .' i --K . E 'E-'. :55 '5-if-:':. i' Muchas, muchas, graciasln Vera Kenisky and Camille Ogden. after bringing toys iintl food to their adopted Christmas family, hear those words over and , over again. x Paper + glitter -1- piiint -I- hard work +trees IICSSL trees. Stella Arcs, Terry Riinar, and Kathy Carey put the finishing touthes on their jesse trees which won prizes in Room 206 Competition. O Lord. stir up 'lhy power, we pray Theenf' .mlnegzin the utlxent prayer for the fourth week. Eleanor Ruhnkc, Pat Tcrzian, and Mary Louise Luna represent Home-room 205 in lighting, the fourth candle and leading the prayer. l32 -,.w:.:wrae,g-.as.. Q r ,M ,it ,. Christmas time settles once again over Providence. In tune with the spirit of Advent, P.H.S.'ers trim jesse trees, construct Advent wreaths for the daily liturgical ceremony, and collect bundles for their adopted, poor families. The season is climaxed with a dance, The Land of the Mid- night Sun , sponsored by the senior class. -1... Providence will shine tonight ..,. Dancing to the music of the Harmoneers are these P.l'l.S.er's and their dates at the Senior Christmas semi-formal Land of the Midnight Sunf' Grin and be-ar it! P.H.S.er's and gents talk over the even- ing during the intermission. 'K' 5 aft Oh, and so soon? Jerry Fuentes aids Sylvia Prado with her wraps as they regretfully leave the Land of the Midnight Sun . 133 Little Boy Blues come blow your horn, The Lancers swing out with their version of modem Jazz as Brother Bill Siemer appaucls enthusiastically. Relaxation and gaiety were welcomed as arelief from mid- term stress and strain. Characterized by an identical theme, fun, the Freshman Fantail Fantasy and Central's Military Ball proved to be memorable highlights at mid- semester. l34 I-Iail! Hail, the courts all here... Central's Military Ball honors its court: Martha Esparza. B,S.A. Gaye Morgan, P.H.S.g Sharon Vitopil, P.H.S,g Phyllis Buchard, l.W'.H.1 Patsy O'Conner, I.W.H.g Betty JO Ullman, P.H,S.g and Barbara Lane, P.H.S. lt we et ' F A tislcet 11 tasket. it basltetbiill basketf, Margie Quinn successfully eviides Trish Hermes' attempt to block her, while sophomore guards Pat Canuiuar and Kathleen Wfalsh distract seniors, Mary jo Nitsch and Pat Petraitis. SPORTS, SOCIAL EVENTS HELP MOLD YOUNG PERSONALITIES A- rg 'All the way. mighty sophomores, iill the Way! Soplioiuore cliet-rletider, Sylxia Vasquez leads enthus- iastic rootets in gi rousing cheer. Seniors and sophomores, both backed by spirited basketball fans, tangled in a close in- tramural game at Central's gym, with the final score 26-24 in favor of the Senior Sorcerers. Gently novt '...,' ' Victorious Seniors Pat Petraitis. Gloria Ruiz, Mary Emma Traylor, Margie Quinn, Martha Xwood, Bo Braun, jc-re Catalani, Tommye Barnes, parade through the lobby carrying their captain, Mary Jo Nitch, who proudly dis- plays their trophy won during the basketball intramurals. H .5 Q, Ai H- N i E 3 r-.J H l L 1 fx: AWARDS PRCM OT E I 'W STUDENT ,ov Hr s,,04 DEVELOPMENT I now crown thee 'Miss Courtesy? Mary jo Grotliues. newly elected Miss Courtesy. smiles triuinpliuntly us Pat Sartlo, Miss Courtesy of 1958-59 relinquislies her crown to tlie new reign. if Don't tell anyone, but the pin is upside clown! Ineldti Rendon proudly receives the Betty Crocker Homeinulqer award from Sister Maureen. Cart-ful nmx. its titlcingu Ciloriu Ruiz unrl Lutille lirist-nu slimy typitul feminine curiosity as they unpack the prizes won by tlie ir seniur frmtls tlixss in the St-vtnteeri Retipe Conf fest. P11t':'1' tI1c1'c. p111mI11C1' I St111I1'm CQ11111111I p1'cSi1Iu11t 1.1r11I11I.1t1-s, A1111 M1'N,'.1I. AI111' V-wII111u1' .IHLI I'1'.111IQi1 I5111'Ic1'1-11 5I111Iiu IIQLHLIS III 1 PII'-t1lIlIIWLlIgIl IIICCTIHQ. Q5 If 'Hmm KCo11tc111p111'111'y' um you Q1-t ' ,Nw IPM STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS FOSTER DEMOCRATIC I IDEALS VMS I ost1-rs alum' thu IHgL'I'lIIIIY ul' tI11' 1.1111I11I11tcs tu fI'L'5IlIIIkll. EI541 C,.11st1lIc1. V1lItl'lLl CIVUII. .1111I XoI11111Ig1 P.11I1II11. ,..1lIILI 1IL'I'L'1lxI 1ta LLIII' r,1it11t111'1 11t .1II IIIIICSNI ISN IIIALIIIII gixcs stu- LIL-nt Ivmly thc q11.1I1fi1'.1- tions tI1cy should 1011- s11I1-1' in tlmcir 111n1Ii1I.11c - for S C. p1'csi1Ic11t. SENIORS RELIVE AN NE FRAN KH The Diary of Anne Frankfa two-act play by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, was pre- sented by the senior class March 4-6. This pro- duction re-lived the story of a jewish family in hiding from the Nazi armies during World War II. . The play's single cast consisted of Alicia i Ascension as Anne Frankg Edmund Karam as Peter X Van Daang Lucille Trevino as Margotg Margie Quinn as Mrs. Frankg Bob Maese as Mr. Frankg Inelda Rendon as Mrs. Van Daang Philip Garcia as Mr. Van Daang Melvin Boykin as Mr. Dusselg Kathie Kennedy as Miepg and Bob Ekelund Jr. as Mr. Kraler. The play was under the direction of Sister Mary Thecla. Student director was Rene Malloryg stage manager was Mary Jo Nitsch. My little Anna's diary! In the final scene Mr. Kraler and Miep relive Anna's life in hiding when Mr. Frank quotes from the diary Anne left behind. jews and Christians wait the whole earth waitsg and there are many who wait for death. The last scene of act one finds the two families gathered for the Hanukkah CClC'br21IiOl1. Pictured are Mrs. Van Daan, Peter, Mrs. Frank, Mr, Dussel, Margot, Mr. Frank, Anne and Mr. Van Daan, SUCCESS CF HFANTASIAH UNITES FRESHMEN l 3 lf, , Could it be that you're praying that the hats won't slip?' Chinese Tea Fairies Gloria Chavez, Christine Benavides - Rosario Vargas, and Alma Andrade, representing the T.A.L.A., perform an oriental dance as entertainment for the Royal Court. Not to hurry you or anything, but the show goes on in five minutes! Virginia Wattron and Joan Trabucco quickly complete their poster in preparation for Freshman Day, In a fantasy, of kings and queens, court slaves and jesters, the Freshman class presented the annual Freshman Day skit around the theme of Fantasia on March 24, 1960. Adapted from Tchaikovsky's immortal Nutcracker Suite, the program presented to future students of Providence a vivid picture of the life of a typical PHS'er. Her highness didn't believe me when I told her about the Emancipation Proclamation, Court Slave jo Ann Tomblin bemoans her fate while the freshman chorus sings praise to the queen and king, Paula Pyterek and Yvonne Inguanzo. CROWNING, DANCE. AND BINGCD INITIATE SPRING A triad of events proclaimed the coming of spring at P.H.S. on April 24th. in-M, Students commenced the even- ing with the crowning of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the dedication of themselves to her in an impressive ceremony. Concluding the evening, the Sophomore dance and the P.T.C. Bingo supplied a note of gaiety. 'T GY W QA R 9 -if L, i'Srnile and the world smiles with you. Smiling the smile that helped her win the title Miss Friendliest Girl, Anna Maria Garcia receives her award from Sylvia Fuentes. Is this Bob Hope I'm dancing with, or are you Bob VC'agner? W'hile exchanging programs at the Hawaiicin Holiday, Vivian Heye and Don Nallen greet eath other with gi friendly al0ha . Our minds are yours, our hearts are yours ,... Dedicating the student body to Mary's service is Janet Walsh, prefect of the Sodality, assisted l by Carol Buckholdt, vice-prefect. W 1 lu r ue 'f , . el J i gg i , :fs W2 5 , 5 if ,mage A , l tie rr fe i 'ilivery jacket has a silver lining! janet Wlilsh, accepting congratulations from last years winner, Joyce Dupre, capitulates that even if her lining wasn't silver, it was good enough for the judges! llwiltfh out,Vogue, here we come! P, P. O. F. winners, junior Division: fourth place. Anna Marie Hibberd. third place, Mary Ellen Dunn, second place, Sharon Julian, and first place, Janice Raoul: Senior Division: fourth place, Pat Grimes. third place, Judy Heye, second place, Adrienne Wille, and first place, Gilda Gorrellp strike a models stance while showing their prize winning garments, ff ' - EMM' L l 3 .Y 1 , all Challenging each gir1's imagination and ability to create, sew, and co-ordinate, the annual Providence Parade of Fashion was held at Seven Oaks on April 8. An unending array of rainbow colors captivated the eyes of an enthusiastic audience as the contestants modeled their finished creations. Her hem's not crooked: maybe its a split-level dress! Miss Dadda Finch stares thoughtfully into space while Sister Angelina and Mr. Huntress compute the contestants score. V ,I -Q S Q , i 15 -El I illllllrliliisji ns!! I told you it would happen! I knew they'd use the napkins that don't cling like cloth. Bright smiles, gay chatter, and large appetites combine to provide a memorable Sophomore Senior Brunch. E Romantically set in a candlelight theme, the Senior Brunch on May 1, at DeWinne's Belgium Inn was sponsored by the sopho- mores. A procession of sophomore girls, carrying various colored candles of symbolic value, formulated a program based on the statement, In life there is only one real failure, and that is the failure of not rising every time we fall. . will 5? I3 it 3 ii is g, 'li s , ......,-f 4 KL Wonder whose turn it is to wash the dishes? Phyllis Siebenaler and Judy Heye, smug because theirs is not the task of washing dishes, settle back to enjoy the Brunch with Father Smith and Mr, and Mrs. MacLennon. BRUNCH AND STYLE SHOW CULTIVATE SOCIAL FINESSE Tea for two and two for tea .... I think I will have to move my belt over another notch! 1 Seniors Marilyn Moore and Pat Rayburg enjoy a scrump- tious salad and the apt services of sophomores, Karen Shultze and Rita Ann Coen. is ti .J it grit ,,,. i. g 'W it lil - '5 I t fi i' r I , 5 33 mu , xxx-Q 'I i J az, i 7.- e' T Qi X 'Nr intent, Q Responsibility, service scholarship, and per- sonality combine to produce leaders. Students chosen by their fellow students as leaders of 1961 organizations, were installed on May 3, during an impressive ceremony presided over by Dr. john L. McMahon, president of O.L,L. Girls possessing these qualities were also rewarded and acclaimed at the Honor Assembly on May 10 presided over by Father james Brandes for their unceasing efforts. I 2, 1. i .. ,, in ff ft l Q , ,Az 1 ,wi . ,Magi its ' 7 ,Q - Magnissima cum laude-with the greatest praise! Paula Bettis receives the Latin pin for achieving 118 out of 120 points in the National Latin Exam. from Father Brandes at the Honor Assembly. XY'ill you or will you not accept the challenge? That is the question presented to the students by Dr, john McMahon. President of O. L. L. College. at the Installation Qefemonyl Farewell, oh Providence, we love you dearly ,,,. ,.,,Sang the seniors of 1960, tearfully marking the close of the Honor Assembly. S 'Wfluzitl No silxer candlesticksln .Iiinice Richurcls begins to play n masterpiece before the watchful eyes of the auilience at the Senior Recital. Among the reechoing memories of every senior are the formal senior music recitals. For each of the senior music students there are end- less hours of intense concentrated study. Only then do they reach the zenith of success. 'I tolcl mother these heels were too liiglif' Nanny Denon sings il meloclious song with thc .mom- panimc-nt of Bciitrice Braun at the Senior Recital. 145 All dressed up to go home ..,. 1' Seniors Vera Kenisky. Lucy Hitzfelder, Edna Karam, Regina La Hood and Margaret Fuchs contentedly leave the Hilton Hotel after devouring the tasty. tempting, P. T. C. luncheon. SENIOR GLOW ILLUMINATES LUNCH EON, PROM Its the 'stent' iment that counts! Bringing ai scented arrangement from the P. T. C, luncheon to the St. joseph statue are seniors, Marilyn Robitzsth and lldwina Karam 146 lll 9 r Smart styles and happy smiles were reflected in the faces of graduating seniors at the Hilton Hotel May 1, as the Parent-Teachers Club hon- ored the senior class with a luncheon. The seniors retaliated by presenting the school with the statues of St. joseph and Our Lady as memorable evidences of their presence. sa,,,..--- XY'hen the deep purple falls, . Seniors, juniors. rind their diitus sway drcnmily to the music of LS. Harris in a Deep Purple theme, The Agudas Achim ballroom was the scene of the traditional junior- senior prom on the night of May 7, 1960. Strains of Deep Purple drifted from L.D. Harris' orchestra as a fitting indication of the theme of this night to remember. Oh. yesl Puts mother! K V Mr. and Mrs. L. lf. MacLennan. 1 special prom guests, greet the chuperones, In the receiving line are Mr. and Mrs. -loe Boeselt, und Mrs. I.. Grimes. Also Wait- ing to greet the clmperones are Mary Alice Hernandez and Arthur Martinez, I fyfql-aff Mix wifi ...NL Mommyl Mommy? XXYIIEICYS my mommy? In the chaos of the crowd, seniors look for the farniligir faces of family and friends. Some people will do anything to get a diploma! Mayme Jo Eckhart, after a serious accident, receives her diploma in her hospital bed from Father Brandes while Sister Angelina, her parents, and classmates Memma Traylor and Kathy Cunningham look on. 148 SENIORS OF 60 ACHIEVE FINAL VICTORY GRADUATION Highlighting Baccalaureate Sunday, seniors Laura Neira Margaret Fuchs, Edwina Karam, and Kathy Cunningham solemnly receive Holy Communion with their class. in-1 N Wi' Q W. gl, o.i :f 1 'S Wi ig S uw r. 'g s' 1? 3- 554 , I ri? g 5 'W if-.fm 2 r 1 .ff W' 36 Cm vc Tm-iich all niitiims .,.w.is thc theme uf thu sciwmmn f.11VLI'l in rim -viiiuis bv Ru. Sliurill Smith, 'imsi A Mai, M4 5 , T Xfw Q Ibipliiiuus grasped firmly Y sf ,, xlmxly .md iiiixycstiiiilly' to their iiii L iii lurid, gruduiitcs mme Iicxt dmiilengff, if 'L g 9 Mary jo Grothues, the Valedictorian of the 1960 graduating class, received this honor by maintaining the highest scholastic average during her years here at Providence. Nancy Beissner, the Saiutatorian, received the second highest scholastic average of the senior class. 150 SCHOLASTIC LEADERS HGNORED Elm Neff yyll r rr if if im Kathy Verebelyi received the highest score among the Providence students in the National Merit Scholarship Examination and runlced high among the nation's examinecs. Kathy was also elected Most Likely to Sucteedu by the senior class. Receiving the second highest store in thc ex- amination was Carol Kettler, elected Most Dependable by the senior class, 151 AD-DRIVE SETS TONE FOR SUCCESS W1 an iff H 'fini , aaa- ,'.l,. 05, 'Q -6 jk tl K E X ,,, aw K .,,a in 'sts' sw Q ,. f' -.4 ' NK, 'nfvusnn v' x ' fav 'sul-'U '9 i ali: 1 ,Q M' W 'lirii' as . , t' nu 'sis mmm x ,. 'Q' ' 1 ' lihlmpxiie g 4 Q ,mu ,awf- ' ,X swu 1 . - 'd'. i n fl 'Ni ff f w,'1 'is M S ,jj'Yau.al3g ' U uxg,, tw gpg? Q. ,v anti, K, W 4- w in ing, Warm? if 11 QEQEE i:x:4?K'Q '14 an 2 ings Q,tQ Y M,-ahve 'Qi ' 4 .. ' . 1 it ix A gmgefv' X ,',1'.- '. 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G4 s -W wqtwvs f A - ,-i , Wvf 'L,'X, S -,v ..f vx. ,if DOTTY GOSNELL Runner-up in Ad Drive 1959-60 KATHY ZIMMERMAN Third place winner 153 SCHOLARSHIP ADDS DISTINCTION T0 CHARACTER PHYLLIS LEHR X . ,M k Q W ,nv-HN 'Uh N MARIE FARIAS 15 GW Quo-----4' 'T' PAT H ABY TOMMIE BARNES Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are the four keys to scholastic success. By employing initiative and foresight, PHS seniors can open the doors to triumphant futures. As a result of four years of study and hard work these seniors lead the academic advance on the future. 155 PERSONALITY, ABILITY AN D LEADERSHIP REAP REWARDS 'if'-wg 'v ' KATHIE KENNEDY Cutest PATTI BARBERA Prettiest EDWINA KARAM Sweetest 5- 158 PHYLLIS SIEBENALER Best All Around Q I 2 ELLEN ROLE Wittiest im 'Us BITSY WINDROW Most Popular JANET WALSH Best School Spirit nv? G55 5 ROSE MARY KNIGHT Most Talented ,www 1' MARY JO NITSCH Most Athletic W., NJ lll BO BRAUN Most Representative Everybody is somebody's fav- orite was the thought uppermost in senior minds as they elected their favorites. With a philosophy encouraging democracy in action, Providence infuses in the minds of all her students a spirit of fair play and justice. As a result of pupil democracy, twelve seniors were voted favorite favorites by their classmates. 157 Seniors Kathy Gruen, president of the Red Crossg Sharon Isaacs, president of the F.N.A.g Marina Alvarado, president of the F.T.A.5 and Mary Emma'Traylor, president of the P.H.C., analyze the field of Labor Relations with Miss Nell Wooding, who, associated with the Communication Workers of America, represents the employees in union negotiations. To these P.H.S. 'ers the fact is evident that a woman whose heart is in heaven can effectively apply divine law and order to every facet of living on earth . PROVIDENCE p LABORS FOR GOOD RELATIONS Q., .f- A 'Y'- A-fS ' 'W ww 1 sm Wi S' af SV, 1--5355! X' , E , BARQ'S BOTTLING CO. O'CONS RED AND WHITE 825 East Locust Select Meats Our Specialty Free All Day Delivery Call: CA2-9162 KERRVILLE BUS CO. INC. 202 Agusta CA7-8551 311 Aztec Building ZINNIGER'S GULF STATION ww 4546 Blanco QAllena Villagej I S M. Z DI4-1281 Complete Automotive Service REALTY COMPANY -1...1. 1 HENRY'S FLOWER SHOP :S E 2122 Broadway f I 112 r A CA 6-6545 1 I .A Put L1 Little Fun In Your Life KIT KAT COUNTRY CLUB Dinner and Dancing Nitely LEOPOLD DRUG STORE 4702 W. Commerce 44 2 Next door to O. L. L. if? L2 iv 547.3 -f 'Of' If AIX IW I nf I W PARR'S MEDICAL AND PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Medical and Professional Bldg. 101 N. McCullough INDUSTRIAL COMMUNICATIONS 222 Newell St. CA4-3 2 1 2 Two-Way' Radio Service Al Knight Dick Poole jefferson Village Your FfIJ'!Jj07l Slore Nam' Home -T.- PRASSEL'S DRUG STORE NO. 2 947 Bandera Pd. This is the way we dust the s, dust the desks- I quit! I just can't do it! It's just too hard! Announcing the Opening of THUNDERBIRD HILLS Another W. R. Craig Development Loop 15 and Bandera Road . FECCI FOOD STORE 701 N. Frio Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1960 Th ., .,. .. , 4,.-, -,..,... . .. ..-, . ,,., . wi IEEE - -0--1 ---- . 01 ma mono A cam-W. as mmm Mwsu rectum osvosn E,1.l,1iA-bn! 1554 msunmcs conrouuow ' 1-:r:rf:.s? fK35vA Janelle Hummel and the hotel manager discuss the convenience and comfort of the . . BLUE BONNET HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP 426 N. St. Mary's 1...-1..l... . HIGHLAND MODEL MARKET 3910 Clark me ckacfnlfs QQWQ , ., Q H - , V Q X X P ws: ' x 44' ' , 3 v N 3 Tj iw Q. .QXVE RRVIW ,5?, E G .- M i OWL CLEANERS REYNOLDS AND MORGAN Consulting lgngineers 515 San Pedro CA2-1254 1005 Insurance Building ..-........................ 51 EQIJYIK ...-............................ IN BO TTLES ..-........................ See jane Sanford's Father For Your Insurance Needs BEN SANFORD INSURANCE AGENCY 2400 Nogalitos LE2-2781 mg G 1:55 .........................-- J. W. WELLER GULF SERVICE 1508 S. St. Mary'5 St. Ta If B Now where did I get this from? 1 . Kathy Zimmerman asks help from her companion, Sandy 1419 S. Presa St- Cambell, as they browse in Tarrillion Brothers. MENDEZ BROTHERS PRODUCE Phone CA-2387 Wfe Specialize in Apples and Peaches So round so firm, so fully packed! Yum-mm! Alice Krawzynski, Elaine Grothues, and Maxine Cordova enjoy an apple feast at Mendez Brothers Produce. 164 G. J. LUCCHESE 914 W. Houston St. Chas. XV. Schneider Travis D. Bailey LYTLE W. GOSLING AND CO. Insurance Bonds 137 Losoya StreetfCA7-6151 BASS APPLIANCE COMPANY Downtown Store Northside Store 214 East Commerce 1712 Fredericksburg Rd CA6-1531 PES-7134 Sales and Service JIFFY ICE STORE J. A. Seffel, Mgr. 1102 Fredericksburg Rd. Groceries Picnic Supplies Beverages of all Kinds CROWN CLEANERS AND DYERS LE2-0261 Rudy Gonzales 3909 South Presa Home GE3-0669 San Antonio --i.l.. J. B. STRANGE BUTANE GAS CO. Butane Service and Equipment Phone PE5-7371 Route 2, Box 134 BB 5800 Bandera Rd. San Antonio, Texas QUEEN CANDY CO. Headquarters for Mexican Pecan Candy 243 W. Commerce CA6-6922 KNOWLTON'S CREAMERY P. O. Box 666 1314 Fredericksburg Rd. Henry Moeller I ' Ib 5ivA'n?rJi'E, N 1' 'S Your 'S -it-I TOTE, Church Going -u:Li35Cliildrcn ,Qian YS ii' ', Q ' 8 ROYAKERSL 1 J 1 TRINITY HOSPITAL AND PHARMACY 1723 Buena Vista St. Phone: CA5-7193 Dionisio Garciii-Ph.1r 111.1 cist L 111g 1 Owner Let Us Help You Get XVCIIU OPEN YOUR SHAW'S TEENAGE ACCOUNT I I 1 IEXASQQREATEST JEWEIERS -A Ljcut -Ammo CHAPMAN AND DUELM CONSTRUCTION CO. 425 Stratford LE39875 OI LE5-92110 166 f , Y 1umf in r wif' vw ' xl : 0 W 'Iv' M I ,w wf Tv , i Lv! 1 il ik 1 l' In 'Y' I I I A 3' Lmvffw ..,-- i -4 XX vw, x f I , I ul , I ' CHARLIE'S TRIM SHOP f ' I Auto Tops and Sent Cmers Phone-XVA5-5500 '56 Pleisonton Sun Antonio, Tex.1S WEST SIDE STATE BANK 109 N. San Saba CA-i-6633 Member Ii.D.I.C. Eeny, meeny . . . Rd. Overwhelmed by the variety of styles, Margie Quinn ponders over her selection of zz pair nf shoes from GUAR ANTEE SHOE CO. . gil ALAA W,JAjA,M7,7loi-,Juni ,V -A-ffgu i 45g QQL ' fm Q2 V A I K-X -N FEDERAL LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Lumber 84 Building Materials Homes, Lots and Acre Tracts 722 So. Zarzamora CA7-1574 GUGENHEIM GOLDSMITH CO. 116 Blue Sm Sr. ' PROGRESSIVE DRUG COMPANY 117-119 Xvest Nueva BEN RODRIGUEZ SUPER MARKET 125 Highway 90 West 1 HOGAN CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTORS 438 Mt. Vernon . i..11.1, TUHNEITS I mjfhsninne - SO tlmff what a dissected looks like! ip I ,511 167 RODRIGUEZ BROTHERS THE OAK HILLS DRUG STORE Memorials 2720 Fredericksburg Rd. 917 W. Houston San Antonio, Texas PES-5225 i- -.l-liiv H AN DY AN DY IS THE BEST PLACE TO BUY, SAY STUDENTS OF P.H.S. ,LH l I I uw ll' xx O Hx k P 5 I ' kai, ,'r' . ,A lL,A if F., ', - , ff -fA- 1 . Mi I ' 1 ir V ' ' um, f . 5- gl i , -,gr , - Mt 3 rf S -r Quamy i Foods at 'Tll take some of that, and that, and that... Phyllis Siebenaler makes her selection from the pastry counter at Handy Andy No. 14, Lexington ECOUOIUY and N. St. Mary's. . Prices ,l,l..L.1l-- Higher, higher- a little to the left -there! ,i11 HIGHLAND HILLS PHARMACY Clark Ave. at Goliad Road if KIY N NGN Secretaries X f'7, l 4 'f:'R Bookieepinl. 1 HJ N Ii K Dranlng Train NOW for CIVIL SERVICE C551 a I J PBX, llceutlonrlk CA! L WRITE DURHAM ww il.. .--T ummm , luommao I f ,r- -Machines- OR Hair 105 San Ped Romana PIB a1- FLAMINGO MOTOR HOTEL 1151 Austin Hwy. GRAHAM BROS. Mobil Service Station Wheel Balancing - Minor Repairs KELLY SCHERRER FLOWER SHOP Tires - Batterieg 326 West Josephine 2819 S. New Braunfels LE3-1143 O BOLNER'S FOOD PRODUCTS CO. Seafood-Poultry-Eggs Fiesta Brand Garlic-Spices Kitchen-Cut-Portioned Poultry 129 So. Pecos CA7-2234 Clifton Bolner Qownerj You Break it H We fix iti' WARNE BROS. FIXIT SHOP Lawn Mowers and Saws Sharpened Authorized 2 and 4 Cycle Engine Service Appliance Repairs D. F. Wfarne 2334 So. Presa St, WEINER NEWS CO. 1 O5 Menchacgi Wfholesale Distributors Periodicals and Records LA LIBERTA BAKERY 121 Pleasanton Rd. Long live PHS Anna Rathmann and Dotty Gosnell use their RC's in a toast to their school. ROYAL CROWN COLA 1? Youlll COIDC to know this H11 Chine well-it cleans the erascrs L..i-1.1.- JACOB RUBIOLA AND CO. Insurance W- Loans CA3-6801 718 W. Commerce St. San Antonio 5, Texas CRUZ THE FLORIST Miss Angela Cruz Flowers for livery Occasion Corsages Office CA7-0553 Res. LE2-7774 517 Dolorosa St. San Antonio, Texas METZGER'S DAIRIES Buy Your Chevrolet from DUMAS MILNER CHEVROLET CO. Renovating Upholstcring MADDOX MATTRESS CO. PE5-5211 Manufactures Better Rest Bedding Ivan G. Maddox 4109 Fredericksburg Rd. T i,..V THE TRADING PosT fv.,9'5FQf '- V O 218 Zarzamora St. 4 ' CA7-1700 CA7-1002 Best Wishes to the Class of '60 SAINT ANN'S YOUTH CLUB WALLIE'S FLOWER SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Perez, Owners CA6-3044 514 N. Leona St. San Antonio 7, Texas And Mom jumped this lnglm when I told her that I passed, TANNERIS KUSHIONTRED SHOES Brockton, Mass. Represented by Louis E. Selmedel San Antonio 3, Texas LE2-1046 HILL TOP GARAGE Daniel Hernandez, Prop. CA2-0005 3802 W. Commerce USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD BODY AND FENDER WORK AUTO PAINTING REPAIR WORK FOR THE BEST CALMBACH CO. AUTO AIR CONDITIONING 1509 Broadway CA6-1279 172 ATLANTIC PLUMBING CO. Let us solve your plumbing problemsl' 551 N. Park Blvd. CA 6-3417 i1 MODERN MONUMENT CO. C. Gordon Clare, Owner 3916 S. Presa Street Phone LE3-7319 San Antonio 10, Texas . JOE W. IOERIS ' CONTRACTOR I E? xr Umm, I like them both, which one shall I take? Carol Kettler finds that at anytime or place Hippo Drinks may be found quickly, but there's still the problem of deciding which one of the delicious flavors to choose. ALAMO BOTTLING C0 315 San Luis OUR LADY OF GRACE MOST REV. STEPHEN A, LEVEN, PH. D., D. D. REV. IAMES M. BRANDES, S. T. L. REV. JOSEPH DEANE THE PRIESTS AND SISTERS of St. Henry's Church It's a woman's world --particularly in this fast moving era when women have crawled out of their domesticated shell to take a stand in achieving the progress of today. How may a woman endure and maintain the challenge being presented her? What best qualifies her as a valiant woman of the world? OLL answers these questions by preparing young women in sound, moral, social, and religious phases of careers. This four year, fully-accredited college offers its students the following degrees, B.A., B.S., M.A. in Education, and M.S. in Social Work. Students may obtain a B.A. or B.S. in their choice of many careers including: Arts and Sciences Library Science Business Administration Physical Education Fine Arts Teacher Training Home Economics , , V , ....ag't- it PM ' Eifiilw S NIJ..- tw i.. I A difficult yet rewarding job is that ,Y c f of the Speech Therapist. She is especially trained to help children with speaking or hearing difficulties to overcome these def fects. A new and modern clinic on campus for the work of the Speech Therapist has recently been completed, if, gut 174 5 One of the outstanding highlights of the college year is the betvwcen semester trip to points ot intercst lhc trip for 1960 sau C LI it s xisiti Mexico City and Alcapulco OUR LADY OF THE LAKE COLLEGE CHALLENGES FUTURE WOMEN OF THE WORLD A ffm M,,,A J x i - The Language Department now boasts of the new clinic which en- ables students to receive individual help and practice with the aid of tapes, records, and self-recordings in each of the languages taught. ww, 11 The department of Library Science of- fers college students a basic preparation in librarianship :ind presents them with the op- portunity of serving the general public or special groups through work in the library. 175 SUPERIOR PRINTING CO. Prompt Attention to Rush job Phone CA6-2793 Best Tamales in Texas GOAS' TAMALE FACTORY 1611 Culebra CITY WIDE VENDING SERVICE 1919 NO. sf. Mary's Always the Bestu 47 Years of Progress Under the same Management Ta COLEMAN AND co. J. , Almo National Bank Bldg. CA64151 Q ' ' jgggj ,,. , 't'f : r , .',' gl' H V,,'b I Fire, Life, Casualty, Surety, and Every Other 1 A ' 'qulb qqlb QCIQCCVIIE CVQCI I I CZICVZCCZIQC E I I Known Form of Good Insurance and Bonds x I d x . Cutu I H ,, I EEZ Q Q Arg I V T2 V .AY 711 A W 7'7v,,,,1,f 5, Tl -1-Q Q ...for a fresh, clean taste! LINEN SERVICE A. B. Crosby 4937 W. Commerce GE3-6321 176 The Telegraph Floristl' Member of FTD PERRY-MAGEE FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Flowers - Gifts - Gift Wrapping City Wide Delivery Call and Charge x ' ' Z, Q51 , P' gA ,. , N S7 5127 N. McCullough lt Q A 5 Phone TA4-1521 fl! . , . x Visit X505 Nights Til 10 P.M. Sy 5,1 TA4-4726 GONZALES BROS. PRODUCE CO. Wholesale Fruits and Products Coast to Coast 1500 Zarzamora CA 2-1433 UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE Moody Armstrong-Owner GE 2-7866 2250 Cincinnati Free Fast Delivery Professional Prescription Service in your neighborhood - CA 5-2806 CA 5-2809 KLINE'S 729 W. Commerce St. Freeman Joleve Poll-Parrot Shoes for Shoes for Shoes for men Women children . SOUTHSIDE BOAT CENTER 815 So. Presa Easy Terms Satisfaction Guaranteed Aha! I caught you! Hand over your red courtesy bow! 177 JOBS PEST CONTROL Ants-Roaches-Termites Complete Pest Control P125-7028 WAYNE BULL AUTO PARTS 445 Ninth Street Q na .Ann GO' W1 us snow you KW fx icon I ...Q BRUNER,S INC. 2126 Fredricksburg Rd. --:iff 3' in mf! tx W LUNA AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLIES Parts and Accessories All Kinds of Automotive Repair 2103 W. Commerce St. San Antonio, Texas CA3-2562 CA6-9641 LIZCANO ROOFING COMPANY 1820 Buena Vista St. 1 my nn Q A7 i A ' ! 'ZF ck E KARAMS MEXICAN DINING ROOM 121 N. Zarzamora GE3-O11 I P i I.et'S do it my Waygu . , I Gafejlfi K. K ,, . .. VOLLMER ELECTRIC co. Q if ' 3 N' BOBBY'S FLOWER SHOP 5 148 Elm St, Always a Large Selection A Q , ' , J 5 1935 N. sf. Marys CA7-6588 RESORT LOTS AND ACRES FIESTA POOL, INC. I In Zapata, Texas Falcon Dan Thomas R. Garcia 1923 Culebra Real Estate Broker 5300 W. Commerce GE3-4901 SAN ANTONIO Vestments - Statuary CHURCH SUPPLY CO. Catholic School Supplies Chains - Medals Candles 300 N. Main Ave. Rosaries - Prayer Books Sacramental Wines CA4-5318 BEXAR COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 'EW BIADEN' WIQE I KEYIL PRODUCIS, INC. w g E I 1 ? Member of F.D.I.C 1310 W. Laurel 179 I927 TO I96O SYMBOLS OF PROGR ESS For more than 30 years the A. H. BECK FOUNDATION CO. has pioneered the development and practicality of the now famous UNDER-REAMED HEIN FORCED CONC ll ETH Pl lg INC CARRANZA GROCERY 6 MARKET 701 Austin Street CA 5-0903 IDEAL SUPER MARKET 4734 Rigsby The Home of Fresh Killed Meat DI 8-0171 Any Make Any Model New or Used KENNETH E. LEE MOTOR CO. 11 Year In One Location 1610 Broadway CA 7-9154 Ei Our gift to you. If you will bring your annual to our record shop, we will give you 38,25 off on any record you wish to buy. RECORD RENDEZVOUS 1101 Fair Ave. GENERAL HOTEL SUPPLY CO. 230 Dakota CA7-9216 San Antonio - Austin - Corpus Christi ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH 221 Commerce Masses Daily - 7 A. M., 8:15 A. M. Sunday, 7:30 A. M, 9:00 A. M. 11:00 A. M. 12:00 NOON 5:00 P. M. EL MATADOR 106 N. St. Mary's RUSH FIELDEN CO. INC. CA6-0264 730 N. St. Mary's Shaw Walker fire proof oihce equipment Kathy Vercbelyi and Gilda Gorrell at Luby's . . . where all the smart girls meet. CAFETERIAS 719 North Main at Romana Plaza 410 North Main --Downtown 4900 Broadway in Alamo Heights 815 Bandera Road at Woodlawn 517 North Presa --Downtown RUTH ELLIS DANCE STUDIO HILL GROCERY AND MARKET 123 Goliad Rd. Tap-Ballet-Toe-Acrobatic-Baton lfresh Meat Every Day Ballroom 2923 W. Travis LE2-4479 For Lasting Beauty A y h Your Car Should Be Minged H Specialists in Lacquer Painting and Undercoating E A MCCARVILLE MING CENTER aw, I 310 Casa Bl3.DC9. CA3-4861 ,.,ancl the ans e was right all along, sEARs ROEBUCK AND co. by 5 ax Romana Plaza Store :Q CA3-4311 Ill UIBS , .,...g.,.-- 'dr F R Y E R FLAVOR FED Southside Store GRADE A WAM511 HOLMES FOODS CO. INC. DOUBLE DIP CO. 700 Golind St. Pioneer Dressers and Shippers Q Texas Turkeys and Broilers More C,ream -vm More Quality Nixon, Texas REIGER MARINE CENTER 803 Broadway San Antonio, Texas Featuring quality boats, motors, and trailers for fishing, boating and skiing--sizes from 12 feet to 65 feet--inboard and outboard GRIMES ELECTRIC COMPANY San Antonio, Texas Meridian, Mississippi ACE SUPPLY COMPANY 1 1 1 Austin Street CA 3-4268 Austin, San Antonio, Houston i jp Enjoy Better Baking V V , WH f WGS White wings sfE'Elj',myi Tfgw Fl-OUR 45' .... ri' W, . A i 1 if f I 'W X I lg H Q: A1l-P..fp.,.,- 65 fu 5 mt... H . rm. iam.. Enriched Flour Pioneer Biscuit Mix GUARANTEED FRESH mx l lllil'l E s illll 4P:: isa ,U PIONEER FLOUR MILLS Since 1851 - - San Antonio - - Because we believe ours is the best candy on the market we will refund to you Full Purchase Price if you do not agree with us fx Q 7 311 , I , A ' ' 31' THE Foul BROTHEQ5 5515 1 8075'- NW i-.'.' : lizilri If li - T? F 1 .cf if . ' .af imiyfiaii l iM'ii21s1?m?i, -1 ,if -i f M- -1 F ' -.5 ' I si A 1 la RALPH GARZA ORIGINALS P. O .Box 821 San Antonio, Texas Where Your Beauty Dollar Buys Most Carol Kettler reads beneath a hair dryer as she anticipates a new hair style from the Dollar Wave Shop. DOLLAR WAVE SHOP 124 jefferson St. CA7-5388 STAR GARAGE For Your Parking Problems In the Heart of Downtown Across from St. Mary's Church MARS PLUMBING AND SUPPLY 320 S. Laredo CA7-I 468 KING'S ICE AND GRO. 3002 West Ave. Your Gardening Friend Since 1890', - Seeds ' Garden Supplies - Stock, Pet, Poultry Products 321 E. Commerce St. , But 1 left mv lunch here L1 W minute ago l San Antonids Distinguished jewelers Since 1908 , JEFFERSON STATE BANK 1900 Fredricksburg Rd. Member F.D.I.C. 1 Play Checkers on a Loaf of Bread? Queries Pat Grimes to janet Walsh at Richter's Bakery THERESA'S BEAUTY SHOP 111 Hot Wfclls Blvd. LE2-1722 -1- .111 MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Pr escr iptions a Specialty 3500 South New Braunfels Phones: LE4-5457 and LE4-5458 San Antonio, Texas 185 JOSKE BROTHERS You know Becky, I think I like this one bestf' Becky Garcia and Sharon Beck view prom dresses at the Teena Texas Department of Ioske's. DELUXE SUPER MARKET 5103 S. Flores WA4-2574 Specializing in Fresh Killed Meat' RADIO CAP CO. Manufacturers of Uniform and Novelty Headwear 316 S. Alamo St. CA6-7501 CA7-3184 Caps: Men's Boys' Sports Congratulations to the Seniors 1960 ECKHART FLOWER SHOP -l1..l1 p Jon LUCCHESE REALTOR 414 Texas Theatre Bldg. Phone CA7-3407 j. R. VALDIVIA Painting and Decorating Custom Colors A Specialty CA 3-4125 . BABY LAND STUDIO 423 W. Houston XVe spooioiizo in Baby Photography :V ,Q 133' 1 Smile when you say 'Sen1or'!' LES WILK FASHIONS 6812 San Pedro Sizes 5-15, 8-16 RAY ELLISON HOMES, INC 103 Spririgvale i'Lack1and City Homesi' GE 2-5243 TACO HUT 107 Eureka. Dr. q GE 3-oozi STOUT PLUMBING Plumbing 84 Repair Sales and Service 1505 Marclell PE2-6242 Builders of Lifetime Homesn ARTHUR J. PUIG 2235 Vance jackson Road General Contractors PE5-0961 . GRAND LODGE ORDER of the SONS of HERMANN P. O. Box 1900 San Antonio 6, Texas CA 7-9157 8: CA 4-4422 Potatoes-Onions-Avocados Our Specialty WEST COAST PRODUCE CO 1500 S. Zarzamora ,.,i..l-.1.1l-- MILAM DRUG CO. 123 XV. Travis San Antonio, Texas .1 7 'Q S And when our test meal burnt, the cooking lab went up in smoke. SECURITY TITLE CO. INC. 425 East Pecan St. CA7-0131 i ...i...-1 WE SPECIALIZE IN 1 DAY SUPERIOR CLEANING SERVICE Expert Alterations Air Conditioned for Your Comfort GREEN TREE CLEANERS 3700 E, Presa at Topeka-Alterations -1i. 1 PHIL GREENBURG FURNITURE CO. 341 E. Commerce CA7-4922 A. F. Zamora 126 S. Santa Rosa CA4-8951 H. S. Alejandro BEVERL EXQUISITE PORTRAITURE r R33 ,Z E W ii ,E , . ,3 2015 N. MAIN AVE PE 5-5216 BAN ANTDNID, TEXAI BOB GUELDNER ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contracting Licensed-Bonded 350 E. Woodlawn PEZ-1833 MALONE'S CANDY CO. 511 Alamo Plaza Candy That's Different H V ii vi J Real Estate I Financing , A' W , si O UIPID l 'G ir 20 P 2 vu I N A 5 f Home ' Improvement K X Loans X J! A 0 xg A , Insurance X .' A .x f w R I ij t I f l ' N .. X JL 0 Commercial I and Residential Real Estate Over 1X3 Century of Iucomparable Service .l..,. THE B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY 111 S. Leona E. E. qNiCk3 cam CA6-5306 Congratulations to the Class of '60 from ST. ANN'S PARISH 190 BLUE BONNET POTATO CHIP CO. Home of Jell-Craft Punch Syrup Manufacturers 8: Distributors Of Food Products 603 Cincinnati Ave. PE3-7761 SCHIFFS SHOE STORE 1804 Fredricksburg Rd. Shoes For The Entire Family Men's -- Women's W Girl's - Boy's MARIO'S Tek' . PHARMACY rx. f if Q ffbg . ' I .....'- 'g 1808 Fredricksburg Rd. .. Q ng , A A f PE59135 f - I . . 9 W8 x ' .,... t - A Then you plug your sewing mu- chine in herwit works much better that Way. i.-11-..ll... JOE MAROTTA E. SONS, INC. LUMBER 2811 W. Martin Street Office Phone CA4-9081 Congratulations LEWIS AND SPEER - MENIER HARDWARE Northsidels Finest 4515 Blanco Road Allena Village San Antonio 12, Texas D14-2661 Compliments of NEWELL SALVAGE CO. JOHN KUNTZ LUMBER CO. 1323 W. Martin Street V. J. KEEFE INC. Ready-Mixed Concrete PE5-6135 1515 Poplar St San Antonio, Texas I-OANS FINANCING GREAT WESTERN FINANCE COMPANY 604 S. W. Military Dr.-XVA3-7526 132 Plaza De Las Palmas-GF2-S203 440 No. Main Cat Martinj-CA6-0201 319 Wfest Commerce-CA6-9155 MICHAEL WINTER INC. School Art Supplies Picture Framing Display Materials 232 Broadway CA7-1549 RIHN'S FOOD MARKET Delivery Service 1903 Cincinnati Ave PE3-8159 Congratulations to The CLASS of 1960 From WOLFF AND MARX San Antonio's friendly Home Owned Store O. R. MITCHELL MOTORS RAUSCHER, PIERCE AND CO. INC. Your 729 Milam Builclinf' P Chrysler Products Dealer MENY'S PAINT STORE jones Blair Paints STEUERNAGEL PACKING COMPANY 713 So. Alamow-'67G6 San Pedro Beef 8a Pork Packers f Sausage Manufacturers CA 3-6129 ,, . , A,,,,,, TA 4-3791 Custom Slaughtcring S G-Row 5 Phone CA 7-1621 6 1325 S. Brazos St. San Antonio, Texas WE AM ,Agua BW 97. mF'lQT'S AT COM IYIGIQQG Wfe Never Close Ww w i SALES and SERVICE 615 S. St. Marys CA7-1513 'Well, the fish I caught was this ., Ong. f, Y WRIGHT FLOOR PRODUCTS 539 Fredricksburg Rd. PEZ-8701 - .T... ROGER'S MEAT CO. Division of United Meat Co. Roger Trevino, Owner 1000 S. Zarzamora St. 194 Mi Favorite Brand Spices and Macaroni Products BLOUNT FOOD PRODUCTS San Antonio, Texas CA6-9794 1202 Nogalitos St. .llil--1 GUADALUPE LUMBER CO. Building Material and Steel Products 1547 S. Zarzamora St. Across From Produce Terminal San Antonio, Texas CA3-4263 iv 'l R bui Dori Rodriuuez Nell Iifiubion. and Nancy Ringer, T.A4I..A. officers discuss conx en- Ei een ay 'g, 4 6 , . tion plans with Mr. Gerald Jacobs, Sales lvlatimger. .Excellent Rooms I5 Restaurants 'Completely Air Conditioned Plan now to Attend the Texas Teen-Age Library Assn. Convention'-Feb. 24 and 25, 1961 OFFICIAL HEADQUARTERS San Antonio Hilton Hotel and Inn I2 Swimming Pools 'Downtown Convenience 'Fine Meeting Rooms tm fm, N m K l and Luxurious NEW H I N N A rom L. Powsu, Gem. Mgr. 0 San Antonio , Texas. 1 . tl v i- 5 ' , Q - ,. 1 f s ! A -A I Ii 4 1 gmlll I l'lP !I lI3Li4lHi lgxxlliltlllgigl li .I 195 Graduates Get The Best johsl 72nd Ycar of Progress and Integrity the South Largest Faculty of any Business School in Largest Air-Conditioned, Modern Facilities of any DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS Business School in the South SECOND TO NONE--SINCE 1888 Phone, Write Or Visit COLLEG E 411 E. Martin By The Auditorium Vet Approved Day And Night Classes CA 7-7346 DE WINNE,S BELGIUM INN 3119 W. Commerce St. Compliments and 6858 San Pedro of . AN ANONYMOUS DONOR Come on little fish. the Sen-urs clout hire . . hard. my V59-' ZGWP-6950 -F7 RACIIC I-Ialleluiahl I passed my exams! :I me gi SIGN or .I sooo HEALTH sKEE's DRIVE IN WELDING SHOP for The Most DCIIUOHS SOUTHSIDE 2 WESTSIDE Hamburgers Try A Skeeburger Locations Shakes, Malts. Sundaes T0 Sew? YOU 615 Amber 3519 So. Presa St. 5416 W. Commerce St and 3402 Pleasanton Rd. LES-9482 GE3-4488 CHRISMON CLEANERS CONSOLIDATED PRODUCE CO. AND LAUNDRY SERVICE I First in Service Quality and Prices 4120 Blanco Rd. 1219 West Avenue 1500 S. Zarzzlmorzl CA6-3311 PE-4-0441 PEZ-0553 197 BUSI ESS PATRO S Angelo's Beauty Salon 442 Bandera Rd. Mike Bixby 2222 San Pedro Blanco Ice Station 1838 Blanco Blue Bonnet jewelry 1030 Donaldson Bob In Boot and Shoe Repair 2104 Blanco Bolner's Grocery and Market 2900 South Flores St. Bowman Sporting Goods Corp. 514 North Main Ave. Frank W. Brady Agency 410 Aztec Bldg. Bruce's Fried Pie Co. 2009 Blanco Carlls Quality Meats 2906 V2 South New Braunfels j. B. Chandler, jr. 800 Broadway Pat Cavenaugh 728 Fredericksburg Rd. Mr. Sc Mrs. Marion Chelkowski 1828 North St. Mary's Dole's Beauty Salon 109 E. Travis j. M. Fisher Lumber Co. Aztec Bldg. P. O. Box 11 Flasher Lite Corp. 246 W. Josephine Four Brothers' Steak House 127 South St, Liberty Food Store 3403 South Flores Gramer's Iron Works 407 Fredericksburg Rd. Groff Brothers Tire Co. 1450 South Flores A. B. Grothues, Builder 923 W. Kirk Place Guerra's Pharmacy 827 South Pecos Hagg Pharmacy 1 727 Blanco Harris Beauty Salon 533 Fredericksburg Rd. Hicks Rubber Company, Inc 2827 North Commerce St. Hillje Cleaners 2403 North Zarzarmore Howard Longs Texaco 1222 Babcock Rd. jefferson Pharmacy 917 Marion Dr. jiffy Ice Store 1102 Fredricksburg Jwdrich Drug Store Terrace 2908 S. New Braunfels Keatings Sweet Shop 906 W. Hildebrand Koehler's Barbecue 104 Grayson La Casita No. 2 3219 West Ave. R. I., Lacey Roofing Co. 239 E. Kings Hwy. Leo's Shoe Repair 310 West Ave. BU I ESS PATRO S L 6: L Plumbing Co. 2502 Culebra Lovelace Super Market 2022 Rigsby Ave. Lufkin Truck Trailers 3343 Roosevelt Morris Lumber Co. 2420 South Flores Mike's Fixit Shop 2001 Blanco Road Salvador Maldonado 136 Kirk Pl. Navarro Hotel 118 Navarro St. Nelson Insurance Agency 715 Menefee Nogalitos Lumber Company 217 Nogalitos St. Oak Hills Servige Station 4903 Fredricksburg Road Oblate Fathers St. Mary's Church Praeger Hardware Co. 320 E. Commerce john Pipes and Company Maverick Bldg. Ramon Puente Masonry Contractor 1509 Leal Street Edna M. Rosin 750 Drexel Ave. Rattan Arts 2000 N. Main Sailboat Drive Inn 1002 Probardt San Antonio, Linen Service 612 Nogalitos Sanitary Mattress Factory 2400 S. Flores Mr. and Mrs. Don Sarli Hollywood Dr. Seibert's Pharmacy l602 S. New Braunfels Mr. and Mrs. G. Solis 410 Nottingham Ben Sonietz Insurance V 4719 Breeze . Specia Plumbing and Hardw 529 West Houston St. Stahl's Beauty Shop 230 Fresno Stalk Beauty Shop 3307 Fresno St. Paul Catholic Book Store 114 East Te-d's TV Sales and Service 2303 Blanco Texas Continental Life Market at Navarro Texas Home and Auto Store 3002 Nogalitos Tommy Terrill Florist 1606 Fulton Twin Kiss Dairy and Cafe 727 Bandera Rd. Vaught Cleaners 114 North McCullough West Laundry Matt 2315 Blanco HFC REGUL R P A Friend Alamada Coffee Room Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Albridress Alfred and Belia L. Borrego Alice and Arthur, Class of '60 Norman Allen Mr. Sz Mrs. joe S. Alonzo Mr. 8: Mrs. 1. V. Alvavado Mr. 8: Mrs. J. C. Anderson C. W. Anderson Anna, Martha, Marina, Irma Anne and Carol Anonymous Mrs. Philipe Amesquita Arthur and Patti Barbara and Dora Mr. 8: Mrs. joe Barbera Bart and Liz Mildred Cecelia Bass Mrs. A. N. Behles Mr. Sz Mrs. W. Bell Mrs. Benavides 8: Mrs. Rocha Miss Evangeline Benevente Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Benson Dr. August Berchelmann Mr. and Mrs. julio Betancourt Betty, Kathy, Pat, Sandy Bill and Ginny Bill 8: Susie Mr. 8: Mrs. C. B. Bishop Bobby 8: Barbara Bobby and Diane Mr. 84 Mrs. C. Bonewitz Mr. 8: Mrs. T. H. Boren, jr. TRO S Brandon, Ginny, Robert, Dee Dee Mr. 84 Mrs. A. F. Braun Sidney and Lee Brown Mr. Sc Mrs. Lytton E. Bulwer Mr. Walter Burkeen Miss Jessie Burnet Mr. 8: Mrs. Johnnie Burriola Mr. Sc Mrs. G. Butera Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry M. Canamar C.C.H.S. Class of '59 Mr. Sc Mrs. J. C. Chapman Mr. R. Chavarria and Irene Gary Rene Chavez Mrs. Howard H. Christenson 8: Barbara Chuck and Bobbie uClinton and Fred N Cookie and joe Cooky and Beky Mr. 8: Mrs. Emmett Cordova Sc Family Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cox, jr. Cynthia and Floyd Bonner Danny, Rosemary, David, Virginia Dave's Used Cars David and Virginia Mr. 8c Mrs. De La Garza julian De La Rosa Clarence De Salme Mrs. Sara Diaz Mr. 8: Mrs. Dobrowolski, Jr. Mrs. Kathryn Duncan and Karen Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Dunn Mr. 8z Mrs. Charles L. Eckert 8: Family Eddie and Carol Ellie and Charlie REGULAR PATRONS Gail and Carol Elster Ernestine, Roger, Sonja, Johnny Ernie, Diane, Eddie Patricia Ann Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. S. Felly Frankie, Barbara, Carol, Betty, Lois Freddie and Barbara Rev. Louis Fritz Mr. August Froboise Glenn E. Galbraith Lt. Col. H. M. Galbraith Mrs. H. D. Galle Dr. B. E. Galloway Mr, and Mrs. Jesus Garcia Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Gomez Clara, Yolie, Rudy Gonzales Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gonzales Mr. Mac. Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grohman Vie Grohman '58 Mr. and Mrs. George Habermann Mrs. Marie Hanlon Hattie and Pat Mr. and Mrs. H. Hefferman Rev. Raymond Henke Gloria R. Herman Mr. and Mrs. Joe G. Hester Mr. and Mrs. Mat M. Hitzfelder Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hoass and Family Hofmann Paints Mr. James Hodg Claire Hudson and Maryann Spizziri Cindy and Claud Jacobs Janice and Yolanda Miss Angela Jaramild Jesse and Alma Jimmy and Candy Joe and Irene John and Donna John and Jerry Johnny, Joyce, Sandy, Joe, Fred Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnson Doris Juenke Juniors - 107 Jon and Mary Jane Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnston Judy and Adolph Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lieck, Jr. Mr. O. Ceroldo O. Lerma Leigh and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lehr Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Ledezma L. B. and Norman Goldust Twins Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kuehler Mr. and Mrs. George Kuby Mr. Leo Krull The Gerald Kowczynski's Mr, and Mrs. Victor E. Knape Owen W. Kilday Mr. Nicholas J. Kertes Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kaupert and Billy Kathy and Leland Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Logan Miss Judith Ann Loverde Mr. and Mrs. Thos Loverde A,!1C Henry R. Lozano REGULAR PATRO S Af1C Henry R. Lozano Mr. 8: Mrs. Milton Lutz Sr. Mary Michael Miss Florence Menger Marica and Elwood Margo Appliance Service Robert, Carolyn and Marilyn Margo Barbara Madden Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Matula Marilyn 8: Flynn Mr. 8: Mrs. Marimoto Milesia M. Martinez Mr. 8: Mrs. P. C. Martinez Mary 8: johnny Elvira Maspero Doris Matula Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Matula Marty and Nancy Mr. 8: Mrs. M. B. Mazzurama Mr. 8: Mrs. McBrearty 8: Patty Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul F. McCarville Mr. 8: Mrs. A. McCulley Lori Suzanne McGale Lt. Col. 8: Mrs. J. S. McNeil Mr. 8: Mrs, R. G. McNess Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Mecke Mr. 8: Mrs. A. B. Meurer Mickey, john, Douglas, Eddie Mike L. 8: Esther O. 6O Mrs. Angeld Mimari Al and Margie Moore Linda 8: Marilyn Moore Mr. 8: Mrs. Wallace Moore Morrow's Pharmacy Mr. 8: Mrs. R. P. Nache Elizabeth and Mary Naucaton Mr. 8: Mrs. James E. Nicks Mr. 8: Mrs. C. O. Nitsch Mr. Louis Nombrano Rev. joseph Nowak O'Connell jewelry Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. O. Oertling R. Earl Olson Mr. 8: Mrs. Palacio Pat 8: Marcelyn uPat 8: Marilyn 73 Patty 8: Irving Paul K. 8: Forrest H. Mrs. Isabel D. Pena Ray 8: Mercy Pentecost Pepa and Josephine Mr. 8: Mrs. J. S. Perez Mrs. Beulah Perkins Mr. 8: Mrs. Emil E. Peters Mr. 8: Mrs. O. L. Pieper 8: Coleen Mr. 8: Mrs. F. N. Ploch Anna F. Powell Paula Pyterek Gloria 8: Bea Ramirez Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry A. Rank 8: Sparky Mr. 8: Mrs. A. L. Raoul Miss Anna Rathman Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rayburg Reliable Battery Co. Richard, Susan and Duenna Mr. 8: Mrs. Everett A. Rioz Robert 8: Marilyn Betty Rodriguez REGULAR PATRO S Mr. and Mrs. C. Rodriguez Kathy Rodriguez Lupe Rodriguez Ron and El Roy and Nora Royce and Freddy Phillip Ruiz Dr. and Mrs. Candelario Saem Dr. Jose San Martin St. Anthony Grocery St. Paul's Youth Club Mr. and Mrs. J. Sanchez Sandy, Sandra, Mary Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sardo Pat and Terry Sardo Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Sawers Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Scroggins Chris Schiffers Mrs. Edward Schiffers Misses Madeline and Louise Schmidt Mr. Rudolph Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Schoenberg Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Seefeldt Miss Nellie Semaon Jeanie and Barbara Senkel Senior Homeroom 101 Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Sharon and Charley Alex Joseph Shisk, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson and Clarence Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Slavata J. E. Smothers Sonny and Mary Ann Joyce Mr. and Mrs. John Spizzirri Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stanton William A. Stanton Misses Josephine and Cecelia Stuebben Mr. and Mrs. I. Tarrillion Miss M. Tarrillion Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor and Family Ted Phyllis and Ronnie Terreo Col. and Mrs. Roger H. Terzian Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thoms Tony and Amy Mr. and Mrs. Joe VanDeWalle, Sr Vera, Irma, Olivia, and Gilbert Kathy Verebelyi Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Veltman Virgie and Gus-Class of '60 O. E. Vogel Mr. and Mrs. E. Von Toussaint Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wanat Charles Westmoreland Mr. and Mrs. Al Weynand Marjorie Wietzel Don A. Windrow Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Wood Mrs. O'Brien Yaeger Rev. John W. Yanta Yvette and Connie Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Zimmerman Mr. Bernard Zinsmeyer A Abundis, Elizabeth ---- 112 Adams, Eleanor Ann -,--'-- 38, 39, 92 Ad Drive ..,...,. 124, 125 Adeline, Sister Mary .... 12, 17 Adminiylmticnz ........ 10 Ad Pages' ........ 158-203 Adlfeflt ............ 132, 133 Agnes Ann, Sister ,.,...., 13, 57, 130 Agnes Leonard, Sister .... Agnes Rose, Sister ........ 12, 37 Aguilar, Mary ........ 112 Aguilar, Patricia ............ 112,46 Aguillen, Anna ........ 112 Aguirre, Diane Jo ,.., 112 Ahrens, Janice L. ........ 33, 38, 39, 50, 102, 109 Albert, Sister Mary ....,,r. 12, 37 fllgelim ....,,,,.........,,..... 61 Alice Margaret, Sister .... 28 Allison, Martha .,,..,,, 112 Alonzo, Irene ..,,,.,. 38, 39, 50, 69, 70, 139 Alvarado, Marina ,,,,.,,...,, 50, 70, 159 Anderson, Barbara Jean .... 52,53,70,117,159 Andrade, Alma .,,,.,,,,,,,. 112,140 Angelina, Sister Mary .,,. 13, 15. 57, 149 Ann Rita, Sister ,...,.,, 13, 16, 60 Anthony, Pat ,..,,,,,,,,, 31 Arce, Stella ,,,,,,,. 112, 132 Arias, Sylvia Ann .... 67 Arizola, Mary E, ........ 112 Arr ,,,,....,............... 34, 35 Artiago, Pauline ........ 38, 39, 102 Ascencion, Alicia .... 24, 70, 138, 139 Ault, Sharon Agnes ...1..,. 38, 39, 57, 64, 70 Aulr2,gmpfJ1' .,,,..,..,..,... 208 Autry, Judy -,,--,,, 58, 59, 63, 102 B BJlCf'dlulH'6t51le .....,,.,,.1 148 Bachmeyer, Diane .,,--,.. 71, 128,117 Baltlarrama, Eva ........ 71 Btildarrama, Sally ,,,,.....,.. 46, 112 Barbera, Patti .,..,,,,,,,. 28, 71,156 Barnes, Frances Lee ..,.,,,, 102 Barnes, Mrs. L, .....,,.,1.. 18 Barnes, Tommie ,,,........... 18, 15, 46, 47, 65, 7L 124,125,128,135,139, 155 Barnett, Lorrie Ann ,.,,,,.. 92, 95 Barrera, Elvira ..,.......,. 92 Bzllkellmll ,,,,,,.,. 135 Bass, Mildred ,,,......... 38, 39,102 Bassett, Rev. Bernard, S. J. ............ 27 Bauer, Penny Ann ..... 112, 117 204 INDEX Beavers, Carol ............ 92 Beck, Mary Jane ........ 37, 112 Beck, Sharon ........ 38, 39, 44, 92, 125, 127, 137 186 Beissner, Irene ........ 112, 113 Beissner, Marilyn ............ 92, 127 Beissner, Mary ........ 112, 119 Beissner, Nancy ........ 27, 38, 39, 45, 71, 150 Belmont, Elaine ........ 112 Beltram, Hazel ,.,,........ 92, 96 Benavides, Christine ........ 112,140 Berchelmann, Christine 112 Berchelmann, Mary Ann .,......92 Bernshausen, Dorothy .... 92, 95 Bettis, Paula ......,..... 67, 102,144 Billimek, Karen Kay ......,. 8, 35, 102 Biology ...................... 62 Bishop, Linda .......,.... 27, 28, 29, 71, 125 Bixby, Yvonne ........ 25, 42, 112 Boeselt, Barbara ........ 44, 46, 47, 48, 69, 92, 137 Boeselt, J. L. Mr. .... 147 Boeselt, J. L. Mrs. .... 147 Boland, Rev. J. F., S. J. ........27 Bonewitz, Lorraine ............ 28,92 Borrego, Lupe ............ 92 Bowick, Sarah ,...,,,,.,.. 54, 71,117,128 Boykin, Melvin ...,.... 138 Bragg, Kay .....,.......,,. 102 Brandes, Rev. James ,... 13, 24, 25, 144, 149 Brandt, Cheri ........ 6, 37, 42, 112 Brangan, Kathleen .... 53 Brangan, Martha Sue .... 102,112,128 Braun, Beatrice ........ 21, 38, 39, 45, 46, 71, 125, 128, 155, 137, 157, 168 Brazell, Diana ............ 18, 55, 102 Brieden, LaNelle ........ 72, 125, 139, 148 Briseno, Lucille ........ 72, 136 Brook, Sally ,....... 40, 55, 102 Brosch, Mary Ann .... 72 Brown, Carolyn ........ 47, 92,117 Brown, Kay Frances ........ 112 Brown, Marilyn Ann ..... 92 Brown, Sue Ellynn ...... 102 Buchanan, Michelle ........ 112 Buckard, Phyllis .... 134 Buckholdt, Carol ........ 26, 38, 39, 102, 141 Buenrostro, Azalia .... 102 Burch, Claudia Ann ........ 102. 128 Burkeen, Frankie ............ 45, 46, 48, 91, 92, 137 Burt, Mary ................ 102 CI Cabrera, Gloria Marie .... 113 Cady, Dorothy ........ 95 Cady, Helen ........ 51, 72, 165 Campbell, Sandra .... 72, 164 Campux ........ 6, 7, 8, 9, 172 Canamar, Patricia ............ 38, 39, 50, 101, 102, 131, 135 Cantu, Violet .... 65, 102 Carabetta, Celeste .... 38, 39, 102, 127 Cardenas, Betty ........ 113 Cardenas, Irma ........ 32, 61 Carey, Kathryn .....,.. 32, 113, 119, 132 Carr, Camia ........ 42, 53, 67, 113 Carranza, Rachel .... 113, 123, 128 Carranza, Rosemary ........ 49, 102 Carrillo, Estella .... 102, 103 Carrillo, Juanita .... 55 Carter, Irma ..........., 93 Casanova, Annie Marie .... 38, 39, 93 Culbolir Yauzb Organi- zation ........ 3 1 Castillo, Elsa Idalis .... 113 Castillon, Loretta .... 3 5, 93 Castro, Janet .,,......... 113 Catalani, Jere .......,.,.. 49, 64, 65, 72, 133, 135, 143,160,190,207 Cazares, Dora .... 40, 72 Chandler, Sharon Lee 113 Chavez, Gloria ........ 42, 115, 140 Chavez, Sylvia Anne ........ 103 Chavez, Theresa Marie 113 Chavez, Yolanda ........ 38, 39, 46, 93, 96 Cbemirtry ..,....,..,,,,,,,, 63 Cbrirtmaf .... 132, 133 Clarizio, Patricia ...,.,..,,,, 53,113,117 Coen, Rae Nell ......., 59, 103, 109 Coen, Rita Ann ........ 44, 103,109,143 Commercial ........ 54, 55 Combs, Carol .......,,,,, 38, 39, 93 Confraternity of Chris- tian Doctrine ........ 28, 29 Constantine, Sister Mary .n1n.13,15 C ontenir ....,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 Contreras, Bertha .... 56, 115,117,128 Contreras, Dolores Lou- anne ........ 7 3 Cordova, Helen Maxine .nnw. 95, 164, 171, 194 Corrigan, Kathleen .... 73 Courtery Week ,....... 136 Curfirulum ....... .,.... 2 0 Cox, Judy ................ 93 Crosby, Dixie .,.......... 93 Cuellar, Virginia ........ 73 Cunningham, Kathleen .... 73,117,149 Cunningham, Susanna .... 48, 103 Curtodianr ...........,.... 17 Cyril, Sister Mary ,.., 13 D Daly, Alice Marie .... 38, 39, 93, 95 Davalos, Yolanda .... 113 Davis, Aileen ............ 93 Davis, Roberta ............ 54 Dearie, Gearldine .,.. 113 Deason, Nancy Gene ........ 36, 38, 39, 73, 122, 128, 139, 145, 147 Debner, Holly ........ 54, 93, 177 De Cock, Marion .... 103 Dedication ...............,.. 5 De Leon, Lucy ........ 103 De Leon, Soccorro .... 17 De Los Santos, Dolores .... ........113 De Los Santos, Roberta .... 93 De-Pena, Elsa Elvira ........ 1 1 3 Dietel, Betty Ann .... 38, 59,47,51,75 Digna, Sister Mary .... 14 Dingel, Cheryn Elizabeth .nnn.27,53,103 Dornwell, Royce .............. 40, 48, 91, 93, 122 Dougherty, Catherine Ann .n,n.28,103 Driffelt, Jeanne .... 113, 128 Driffell, Louise .... 57, 73 Dunn, Mary Ellen ............ 38, 39, 103, 105, 128, 142 Dupnick, Patricia Ann ,... 103 Dupre, Joyce ........ 27, 38, 39, 45, 46, 47, 74, 125, 128,150,155,142 Dyer, Patricia ........ 113 E Eckhart, Mayme Jo ........ 74, 93, 128, 149 Eckhart, H. C. Mr. .... 149 Eckhart, H. C. Mrs. ....... . 149 Egan, Linda ............ 29, 74 Egan, Mary Ellen ........ 8, 55, 44, 101, 103, 144 Egle, Particia .... 42, 113 Ehlinger, Eileen .,...... 42, 67, 114 Ehrler, Jo Marie ........ Eichler, Carol Ann .....,...... 42, 114 Ekelund, Bob ........ 138 Elizondo, Esther Alice 56, 114 Elster, Gail ........ 38, 39, 59, 74, 117 Emmert, Connie Ann .... 43, 114, 123 Englirb .............,.. 32, 33 Epilogue .................... 207 Esparza, Phyllis ..-----. 74 Espinoza, Victoria ...,...... 114 Esquivel, Dora ........ 93 F Faculty ........ 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 Fanlail Fantary .... 134 Farias, Marie ......,...,. 8, 40, 74, 126, 155 Faubion, Nell ..........,. 53, 103, 195 Farrell, Margaret ..., 1 14 Farrell, Frances ........ 103 Fecci, Joan Frances ........ 38, 39, 67, 103 Fernandez, Esther . 42, 114 Fey, Marlene Joyce ........ 93 Finch, Dadda ........ 142 Fischer, Kitty ........ 38, 39, 46, 74, 130 Fleming, Marilyn Jean .... 114 Florence Marie, Sister .... 11,13,42,55 Flores, Alma .....,,,,,,, 74, 128 Flores, Carol Jean .... 114 Flores, Molly .... 35, 75 Foreword ..i......,...,,, 4 Foster, Mrs. H. W. .,,. 19 Foster, Kathy ...,,,,, 38, 39, 103, 105 Foster, Mary Lou ........... 51, 93, 95 Frances Therese, Sister .... II Franco, Virginia ........ 57, 75 Frazier, Mary Kathryn .... 33, 50, 65, 103 Frerbman Clair .... 110 Frerlmzan Day ...,,,,, 140 Frerloman Officerr ............ 110, 111 Fry, Susan ............,... 48, 114,119 Fuchs, Margaret .... 75, 117,146,148 Fuentes, Angela ........ 28, 93 Fuentes, Sylvia ,,-..... 38, 39, 103, 141 Fultz, Virginia .,,,-f-- 38 59. 93, 96 Flllllft' Numei' Club ,,,, 64 1 Fzzlure Teachers of fl In e rim .,,.,,,, 5 1 G Galbraith, Lois Anne ..,. 93, 94 Gallardo, Escolastica 17 Galle, E. Ann ,,,,,.,,,,,, 36, 58, 39, 101, 103 Gamez, Theresa .... 114, 128 Garcia, Anna Marie 50, 104, 109, 128, 141 Garcia, Irene Isabel 38, 39, 94, 96, 162 Garcia, Mary E ..,..,,,,,,,, 63, 104 Garcia, Mary Louise 75, 126 Garcia, Philip .,.,,.., 138 Garcia, Rev. Raymond ,.,. 122 Garcia, Rebecca .,,.-... 38, 39, 91, 94,122,186 Garcia, Sylvia Ann ,...... 56, 114 Garcia, Yolanda .,,..,,. 51, 75, 128, 57 Garza, Ludwina ........ 114, 117 Garza, Theresa Ann ,..,,1.. 114 Gastinger, Joyce .... 114 Gauna, Mary Helen ,,,. 75 Geomelry .....,.....,.1..., 60 Gerloff, Joy .,,,.... 8, 33, 38, 39, 50, 104 Gerloff, Nora Mae .....,. . 28. 32. 65, 94 Gill, Emma ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,. 17 Gilliam, Pat .... 104, 128 Girly xllhlefir Ai1foci,z- lion ........ 65 Gomez, Herby ........ 114 Gomez, Martha ,,,,.,,, 114 Gonzalez, Beatrice ..,,,,.. 174 Gonzalez, Leticia ,,,, 94 Gonzalez, Marina ,,,, 11-1 Gonzalez, Mary Alice ,,,. 114 Gonzalez, Rose Mary .,,. 94, 95 Gonzalez, Sylvia ,..,,,,,.... 38, 39, 64, 75, 39, 125, 127, 155, 139, 169 Gonzalez, Yolanda Jean ..,.....38, 39, 94 Gonzalez, Yolanda V. 38, 39, 94 Goodloe, Frances .,,. 114 Gorrell, Gilda ,..,,.,. 48, 69, 75, 142, 147, 181, 207 Gosnell, Dotty ....,,,. 94 123,153,170,188 1 Governmenl .,.,..,......,.. 21 Grazluafion .,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,, 149 Graham, Barbara .,,, 24, 40, 55, 76 Graham, Joan ,... 8, 114 Granados, Dolores .. 1 14 Granato, Janice 51, 76, 81 Gray, Judy ,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,, 114 Griffin, Barbara ,,,, 115 Griffin, Patricia .,,...,. 56. 94 Grimes, Helen ,,..,,,, 38, 59, 67, 94, 95 Grimes, Mrs. J, L. ., 19, 147 Grimes, Patricia ........ 48, 76 125,126,130,14l 185, 207 Groff, Valaria Marie .... 115 Grohman, Hattie Mae 31, 94 Grohman, Linda Jean ...,.... 104 Gros, Elizabeth ..,,,.,, 115 Grothues, Elaine ..., 94 16-1, 172, 194 Grothues, Mary Jo ,.,. 33, 54, 56, 76, 156, 150 s Gruen, Kathy ,,,,,,,,,,,, 35, 47, 59, 76, 159 Guerra, Imelda ........ 38, 39, 60, 94 Guerra, Irma ,,,,.,,,,,,, 32, 50, 115 Guerra, Theresa .....,.. 8, 115 Guerrero, Delia .,...... 115 Gutierrez, Margaret ........., 104 Gutierrez, Socorro .... 94 Gutierrez, Sylvia .... 115 H Haass, Barbara ........ 117, 128 Habermann, Esther 27,51,66,76 Haby, Patricia Raye ........ 30, 35, 46, 66, 77, 155 Hall, Lavell ................ 94 Hammen, Dana Jane Hawaiian Holiday .,.... 141 Haynes, Margaret ..... 24, 60, 77 Hays, Dorothy Darlene ..,. 104, 128 Hayter, Mary Ann 115, 113 Heger, Mary Catherine .... 115 Heldt, Sonja .,...... 29, 59, 94 Heras, Catalina ........ 115 Herber, Dianne ....-... 55, 104 Hermes, Patricia ...... ..... 104, 135 Hernandez, Dolores .......... 38, 39, 94 Hernandez, Mary Alice nuuu77,147,148 Hernandez, Mary Martha 44, 115 Hernandez, Rosalinda ,... 77 Hernandez, Yolanda Heye, Judy .,,,.... 38, 39, 46, 69, 77, 142, 143 Heye, Vivian ,....... 23, 32, 46,115,141 Hibberd, Anna ......,. 43, 44, 48, 52, 66, 115, 128,142 Hill, Margaret Mary .... 27,104 Hillmeyer, Janet ............ 34, 104 Hiitofy ................ 42, 43 Hitzfelder, Lucy .... 27, 77, 146 Holbrook, Carole Lee ........ 115 Holland, Carol ........ 37, 38, 39, 104 Holman, Elizabeth A. 33, 38, 39, 104, 128 Holzhaus, Sharon ,........... 38, 39, 104, 107 Homemaking ,... 56, 57 Homemaking Award: .... 136 Honor Arfembly ,,.. 144 Hoog, Suzanne Marie .... 40, 60, 94 Hopper, Betty ...,.... 40, 92, 94, 95 Howard, Carol ............ 6, 31, 40, 48, 49, 94, 124 Hoyuela, Victoria .... 115 Hudson, Claire .....--. 38, 39, 94 Hug, Nancy Ann .... 41, 32, 95 Hummell, Jeanell .... 51, 77, 117, 162 Huntress, Mr. ,....... 142 I Immaculate, Sister Mary 69 Inguanzo, Yvonne .,,,,,,,,,., 32,111,115,14o Isaacs, Sandra ............ 23, 33, 64, 46, 104, 128 Isaacs, Sharon ............ 44, 47, 64, 78, 137, 159 165 J Jessica, Sister Mary ........ 6, 8, 14, 32 John, Janie Sue ........ 43, 115, 123 Johnson, Sharlene .... 38, 39, 104 Johnson, Sharon Ann .... 104, 105 Johnston, Sally ,...,,,. 115, 37 Johnston, Susan ........ 32, 40, 46, 48, 49, 95, 124 Jonas, Lynn ..,.....,.,, 38, 39 Jones, Gail ........ 40, 53, 95 Jordan, Glenda ....,,., 115 Joseph, Catherine ............ 27, 51, 95 journalirm ,,.,....,,,, 46, 47 Julian, Sharon . 59, 104, 142 Junior Clair ........ 90-99, 147 una. 31, Junior Offirerr ........ 90, 91 K Kalinoslci, Martha .... ..... 42, 116 Karam, Edna ............ 29, 55, 78, 81, 128, 146 Karam, Edmond ,,,, 138, 139 Karam, Edwina ........ 29, 78, 146, 148, 156 Karam, Julia Karam, Mary Ann .... 104 Karam, Sandra ............ 38, 95 39, 51, Kariger, Jeanette 78,81,128 Kari ger, Kathleen .... 9 5 Karpos, Altani Mary .... 1 1 6 Kaupert, Donna Marie .... 8, 47, 50, 78, 117, 128 Kaupert, Mr. W. H. ....... . 19 Keller, Father James T. S. J. .....,....,, 5 Kelly, Marilyn ..,,.,,, 95 Kenisky, Vera ..........,. 78, 132, 1,16 Kennedy, Katherine ,,,,. ,. 8,27,46,10J Kennedy, Kathie ........ 38, 39. 78, 133. 138. 156 Kettler, Carol ......,,., . 46, 69, 77, 78, 151, isa 184 Kinsel, Cecilia ........ 116, 113 Kieffer, Cecelia ....,,,, 40, 105 Kircher. Charlene Ann .... 59, 105, 128 Kitowski, Sister Linus .... 123 Klein, Amy Katherine .,.. -15, 46, 79 Klein, Carol Ann .....,.. 8, 21, 27, 42,116,130 Klein, Martha .........,,, 40, 16, 47, 48, 95 Klonek, Christine .... 116 Knappick, Bernice Ann .... 116 205 P Knight, Rose Mary .,,,,.,. 8. 58. 39. 27, 29, 36. 47, 54, 89, 157 Koch, john ,.....,,,,,,,,.. 31 Koelzer, Phyllis Marie 61.116 Koerner, joyce ,... 32, 95 Kolodeycalx. -lo Ann .,,,,,,, 116 Kolotlzie, Mary Danielle 160 Kotylo, Diana M, l,,, 116, 122 Krawzynslci. Alice .... 5-1, 95, 164 Krenek, Rose Mary 38.39.67,105 Kresta, Bernadette ,,,,.....,.. 38, 39 Kruse, Mr. G, gl, ..,,..,, 19 Kruse, joan Ann , il, 89 Kuby, Mary jane ,,.. 31, 89, 126, 167 Kuehler, Marilyn ..........., 25,116 Kutac, Elizabeth Frances 38, 39, 105 Kyrish, Luda Mae 116 L Laborde, Josephine 105 Lacey, Bart .,,,,..,,....,,1.... 31 Lacey, Cecilia ..,,,,,. 116 Lacey, Gertrude Ann ,,,,,,,. 40, 89 LaHood, Regina ..,,..., 89, 146 Lainbliin, Elizabeth .,.. 38, 39, 105 Lord of Ilve Midfziglal Suu .,,..,...... 135 Lane, Barbara Ann ,,,.,,,, 95, 134 Lapino, Julia ............., 17 Lara, Leonor ,,,.,,,, 95, 216, 58,59,40.26 Laiizz . ,..,..,,...,..,,,r,....,. '10 Lauriana. Sister Mary 14,15,128 Lelir, Phyllis ,,,,..,,..,,,... 50, 55, 89, 117, 128, 151 Leines, Elizabeth ,,,.,..,,,,.,. 95, 29, 35, 31 Legion of Mary ,,...,,, 30 Lerma, Mary Cecile Leven, Bishop Stephen A, ....,....,.. 11 Le Vision, Charlene ,,,, 34, 80 Liebig, Patsy Lightner, Barbara Living Ronny, and Bingo Dance ..........1. 126 Lizcano, Lupe .........,,, 51 Lock, Eleanor Ann .... 105, 38, 39, 40 Logan, Mary ............ 160, 161, 6, 124, 80, 121 128,133,45.49.207, 30 Longoria, Sylvia .,,,,,,. 105 Lopez, Elizabeth Loran, Peggy Ann .,,,.... 95 6, 116 Lorea, Carmen ,,,.,,,,,,,, 116 Love, Marcelline .,,, 105, 26, 35 Love, Mary Evelyn ..,..,,. 116,117 Lovejoy, Kathleen , Loverde, 'l'o1nn1ye -lean 96, -14, 40 Lucey, Archbishop Robert E. ,,.,....,,,, 9 Luera, Sarah .,,.,,,,,,...,,, 80 206 Luna, Mary Louise .,,, 105, 107, 132 Lutz. Virginia ,,,.1... 80, 191, 128, 38, 59, 21 26, 139 Lyssy, Annie .,,...,,,,.. 124, 80, 128, 117, 51 M Madden, Barbara ..,,,,...... 96, 34 Madla, Mary Ellen ..,, 105 Maese, Bob ....,.,..,...... 138 Magott. Carolyn M, ,, 96, 95, 38, 39 Maldonado, Carolyn An- gela ,,,...,. 19-1 Mallory, Rene .....,.. 46, 12-4,125,128,139 Mangold, Judith Ann , 116 Manno. Marietta Grace .... 116, 117 Manno, Marian jo ,..,,,, 117, 35 Margaret Alice. Sister ..,. 28 Margo, Carolyn .,...... 96 Margo, Marilyn ........ 96 Mzlrimz ClJ0ri5!er.f .......-,.-- 38, 39 Marietta, Sister ........ 11 Marin, Frances .....,,. 105 Marquez, Cathy Linda .... 96 Martha Anne, Sister ,...,,.. 13, 1-1, 48, 49 Martin, Tollie ..,...., 105 Martinez, Anna M, ....... . 42, 116 Martinez, Ella .....,,. 44, 50, 55, 81 Martinez, Mary Irene ..,, 105 Martinez, Maria ,... 116 Martinez, M. Esther ..,...,. 96, 125 Martinez, Mary Lou ........ 81 Martinez, Oralia .,....., 96 Martinez, Rosario I. ....... . 116 Maspero, Bernadette .....,.. 105 Maspero, Marguerite jo 28, 38, 39, 96 Mata, Dora ,....... 61, 81, 128 Matheny, Captain George 19 Matula, Virginia ,... .... 3 8, 39, 95, 96 Maureen, Sister ........ 11, 19, 54, 136 May Crownifzg ........ 141 Medellin, Dorothy ............ 41, 105 Medellin, Mary Esther .... 81 Medina, Elsa .....,,..... 96 Megeff, Norman .....,.. 25 Mendoza, Sylvia ........ 82 Meyer, Loretta ........ 50, 81,82,128 Michael, Sister Mary ........ 14, 27, 41 Michaud, Leo .,,,........ 25 Migoni, Coral Mary ........ 29, 106 Milizary Ball CCenmzlj 134 Millar, Betty Ann 106,160 Miller, Ruth ..... 54, 67, 96 Milligan, Patricia 116 41, K. Mimari, Cecilia ........ 96 Mirando, Sharron .,,. 106 Miss Publications fCon- testj ...,.... 152-153 Mississippi Melodies ...... 130, 131 Mlynarczyk, Barbara ,....., 117 Moczygemba, Patsy ........ 61, 117 Moellering, Rev. Nobert 127 Molina, Carmen ........ 55, 106 Monosmith, Frances ........ 8, 52, 117 Montana, Guadalupe ......, 97 Mood, Mrs. Beaumont ..., 35 Moore, Marilyn ........ 51, 82, 143 Morales, Josephine 97, 125 Morales, Stephanie 106 Morgan, Gaye ...,.... 36, 40,117,128 Morgan, Gayle ....,,.. 134 Mounger, Sue Ann ........ 41,65,1o6 Moy, Ella Mae ........ 106 Murguia, Maria E. 117 Muric ...............,.......... 36 MacLennan, Mr. L. E. 143, 147 MacLennan, Mrs. L. E. 14, 65, 67, 128, 141 147 1x13C1x1L111Ofl, Dr. John L. 144 McBrearty, Patty ..,. 38, 39, 105 McCarville, Sharon .... 38, 39, 46, 96, 127 MCClung, Kathleen ..,..... 23, 43, 46, 116, 128 McCreary, Noreen ,.........,. 61,116,117 McGuire, Mrs. Marie .,.. 21 Mclnnis, Roberta ..,.,,,,.... 38, 39, 40, 97 McKeag, Alma ........ 81, 128 McKinney, Mimi Eilene 105 McNeil, Ann ............ 40, 44, 45, 64, 96, 137 N Nazional Honor Sariezy 22, 23 Nizziomzl Honor Society Dance ,,..,... 126 National Merit Scholar- fhip ..,...,. 151 Naughton, Elizabeth ....... 27, 60, 97 Naughton, Mary L. ....... . 27,40,106 Neira, Laura ...,.... 57, 82, 128, 148 Neugebauer, Shirley ...,.... 23, 33, 36, 38, 39, 46, 106 Newman, Marcia .,.. ..... 40, 63, 106 Nickelson, LaVonne 52,106 Nitsch, Mrs. E. O. ....... . 19 Nitsch, Mary jo ........ 21, 45,58,39,82,123,124 128, 131, 135, 139, 145, 157 Nombrano, Mary Helen 97 O O'Brien, Alice Agnes .... 106 O'Brien, Rosemary Brid- get ........ 81, 82, 117 Occhialini, Toni ............ 49, 82, 89, 117, 137, 207 Ochoa, Isabel ........ 106 Ochoa, Lupe ,,,. ..... 2 7, 65, 97 O'Con, Eloise ,........... 43, 117 O'Conner, Patsy ,...... 1 34 Odelia, Sister Mary .. 13, 14, 35 Ogden, Camille .......... 82,132,139 Olivares, Diana ........ 95, 97, 125 Olivares, Thersa ........ 97 O'Mara, 8, 61, Operemz .,....,. 130, 131 Ormond, ' 106 Kathleen ............ 1 1 7 Elaine ........ 41, Ornelas, Alice .... 63, 106 Ornelas, Marie 83 Orozco, Margaret .,.. 106 Ortiz, Mary Esth 28, 83, 128 Ortiz, Rebecca . 38, 39, 106 CI ........ Padilla, Yolanda 117,113 Palacio, Cecilia .,...... 38, 39, 106 Palacio, Leonor ........ 38, 39, 97 Palmieri, Joyce Ann ...... 117 Parent: Teacher: Club ,.,. 18, 19 Patasso, Anita ....,,. 26,40,49,1o6 Patrice, Sister Mary 15,24,62 Patrick, Sister Mary ........ 15, 28, 65, 128 Paul of the Cross, Sister 15 6, Pedraza, Vera ...,.....,,, 65, 106 Pena, Belinda Irene .,...... 117, 123 Pena, Isabel ...,,,.,,,,, 97 Pena, Karen Therese Anne 41 Penril Panic ,,,,.,,,,,,, 123 Perez, Delia .....,.. 101, 106 Perez, Diane Perez, Elizabeth Carolyn 33, 40, 106 Perez, Luann ,,,,,,,,,,,, 83 Perez, Rose Mary .... 97 Petraitis, Frances ,,.,,,.,,.,,,. 46, 48, 65, 83, 89, 125, 128, 135, 154, 207 PHILOTHEAN ,....... 48, 49 Physical Education ,,.,, 66, 67 Pike, Barbara Pimerfcl, Mary Helen .... 1'l7 Plancarte, Nancy ,.,,,,,, 117 Pledge, Dorothy Anne ..... .. 40, 107 Ploch, Sandra ,,.,,,,,,,.. 97 Polski, Hecly ,,,,,. 107 Porras. Minerva ,,,, ,.,,..... 33, 83 Porter. Emma .... ..... 8 3 Prado, Sylvia ..,A ,.,.. 8 3 133 Page 206 Prado, Yolanda ........ 83 Prom ,,.......,.....,.l.,,,,, 147 Pro1ia'enfe parade of Farliionr ...,,........... 142 Providence I-Iomemakers Club ........ 58 Pro-Vue ............,...,... 47 Puente, Rosemary ,i,,,,.l,,. . 45, 57, 84 Pyterek, Paula ,,,,.,,,,,,, 8, 44, 111, 117, 123, 140 Q Quesenberry, Berenice ,,,,.. 117, 9 Quinlan, Shelia .....,.. 9, 107 Quinn, Margaret Ann ,... 61 84 111 124 121 128,133,135,138,147, 152, 166, 187 Quintana, Gloria ,,.. 117 Rasor, R Ramirez, Ann ..... ..,. 6 4, 97, 99 Ramirez, Beatrice ............. 38, 39, 84 Ramirez, Blanca ........ 97 Ramirez, Gloria Ann ....,.,. 38, 39, 84 Ramirez, Gloria Jean ..... 41, 84 Ramirez, Rebecca ......,..,,. 117, Raoul, 39, 130 64, 6 142 140 Janice ....,,...... 38. 7, 97, 126, Candace ....,,.. 48, 107,111,117,128,140 113 Rasor, Joan ....,... 36, 38, 39,64,107 Rathmann, Anna Rose ..., 28, 29, 53, 97, 170 Rauschuber, Joan ,... 117 Rayburg, Eileen ...,..,,.. ' ...,.. 29, 53, 97, 195 Rayburg, Patricia 62, 84, 117, 143 Red Croix ..1,,........,...... 59 Reilly, Sharon Mary .... 107 Religion ............ 24, 25 Rendon, Alice ............ 107 Rendon, Marie Inelda .... 46,47,158,156,84 Rendon, Sylvia .,...... 117, 42 Relrealf ..,,.......... 127 Reveles, Lucy .... ..... 8 5, 128 Rihn, Maril n ............ 49, 54, 97 Y Richards, Janice .,...... 46, 47, 85, 144, 145, 154 Rimar, Mary Theresa ..,. 42,115,117,132 Ringer, Nancy ....-... 38, 39, 53, 107, 195 Risz, Carol Ann ..,.,.,. 92, 95, 97 Risz, Mr. E, A. ........ 19 Rivas, Dela ,...,... 38, 39, 97 Roberts. Antonette ...,,, 118,113 Robitzsch. Marilyn .,...... 35, 122. 1,16 Robitfsch, 01125. XX. .... 18 Rodriguez, Anna Marie 32, 97 Rodriguez, Dora Ann 38, 39. 53, 107, 195 Rodriguez, Gloria ,,,. 98 Rodriguez, Kathy ,... 98 Rodriguez, Loretta .....,,,.... 42, 118 Rodriguez, Rosie ,,,, 103 Rodriguez, Theresa ........ 107 Rohan, Marilyn Jan ........ 118 Rolf, Ellen ..,. .... 3 0, 35, 40, 44, 48, 49, 65, 81 124, 128, 133, 143, 156. 207, 190 Romo, Blanca ,.,,,.,.,,,, 98 Romould, Sister Mary .... 16 Rosales, Sylvia ,...,,,. 118 Rose Annelle, Sister ........ 16 Rosemcyer, Maureen ,.,,. 1 18 Ruempel, Nelrose Ann .,.. 117,118 Ruhnke, Eleanor ,. 38 59, 107, 132 Rum, 7 ' ,, 61 55, 85, 128, 135, 136 S Sada, Aurora .,,, ,,,,, 9 8 Sada, Bertha ..,., 107 Saenz, Gertrude .,,.,,., 107 Salas, Marquita 118 Salazar, Elmira 107 S nl nzazofian .......,,...,,,, 1 50 Sanchez, Dora 1 18 Gloria ..,.,,.. , Sanchez, Mary Ruth .,..,,.. 107 Sanford, Dixie ,...,.,. 51, 59, 85, 117 Sanford, Jane .... .... 4 6, 60, 98 Santillan, Julia ,..,,.,. 107 Sardo, Patricia ....,,., 44, 105, 107, 128, 136 Sardo, Teresa ,,,,,,,,,,,, 25, 44 , 118 Sarno, Jeannie ..,.,,.. 32, 43, 98 Sauer, Kathy .,....,. 34, 85 Sauer, Sue .....,,. 31, 107 Schaedel, Shirley .,,,.... 98 Schiffers, Mimi ,,...,,, 1 39, 59, 98, 125 Schmidt, Susie ,... 81 86 Schoenberg, Cynthia 38, 39, 59, 86, 117 Schoenberg, Phyllis 59, 117, 118 Scholwinski, Joan .,.. 108 Scholwinski, Joyce ..,. 108 Schultz, Diane .... 28, 108 Schultze, Karen . 45, 105, 108, 143 Schweers, Carol 108 Segrest, Jeannette ,,,,,,,,,,,, 38, , 6, 42, 118 Seguin, Ann ...... 55, 86, 126 Selle, Sandra ..... , ,, 98 Selva, Gracie .,....., 174 Senior Brunrlv .,,, ,,,, 1 45 Senior C.lldJ'.l' ....,,,, 68-S9 Senior Clary Offir ' 68, 69 FH' ........ Senior Farorizer ,,...,..,. 1 56, 15 7 Senior-Freflnnan Parly .... 123 Senior Luncheon .,,. 146 Senior Mznic Rerifal .... 145 Senior Ring Ceremony 122 Serda, Frances .........,.. 98 Sherman, Barbara .... 108 Sidonia, Sister Mary ........ 15, 16, 63 Siebenaler, Phyllis ........ 35, 45, 69, 86, 137,143, 144,156,168,178 Siemer, Brother Bill ..... 134 Sifuentes, Mary Helen .... 41, 54, 86, 98, 125 Sifuentcs. Victoria ----... . 117,125 Sigard, Jeannette .,,. 108 Singer, Linda Lea ........ 63, 108 Singleton, Mr. Ben ,,,, 25 Sitterle, Thersa .... 8, 108 Skeldon, Laura ........ 6, 32, 42, 66, 118 Skelton, Red .,.......... 52 Slavata, Marilyn ..,,.,,. 98 Slazfe Day ........ 26, 27 Slavin, Carolyn .... 118 Smedley, Barbara .... 42, 118 Smertiev, Basil ........ 17 Smith, Irene Carol .,,. 98 Smith Rev. Sherrill ....,... 16, 143, 149 Sodality .,..,,,......... 26, 27 Sohn. Juanelle .... 8, 118 Solis, Ernestine ........ 38, 39, 60, 98 Solis, Socorro Ann ........ 54, 91, 98 Sophomore Clair ..... 100,109 Sophomore Offirerr ...,.... 100, 101 Sorro, Dolores ..,..,., 174 Spnniila ..,..,,,....... ...... 4 1 Spffrh ,.,1,,..... .....,,... . 50 Speer, Rita Jo ....,,.. 108 Spencer, Cecilia Jean 40, 108 Spencer, C, O. Mr. ,,.. 48 Spencer, Jo Ann ,..,.... 98 Spivey, Suzanne .,,,..,. 40, 108 Spizzirri, Mary Ann ,,...,,. 98 Stanko Mary ,... 32, 118 Stanton, Mary Angela ,... 55, 81, 86,117,126 Stead, Christiane .... 108 St. Rita, Sister ,.,..... 13, 16, 40, 92 Stella Maris, Sister ..., 28 Stich, Jo Ann .,,...., 108 Stokes, Patsy Rose .. 56, 118 Strawn, Kathy ,,,..,,,.,,. 50, 86, 117, 148 Strobel, Marilyn .,,. ...... 40, 108 1 Student Council .... 44 45 Sfudenz Council Elections 137 Stuver, Miss ..........,. 54 Sullivan, Pamela ............ 48, 108 Summers, Linda ,,...... 103, 108 Sumpter, Mary .,,,,,., 46 1 47, 86, 124, 128 Svatek, Antonette Ann .... 8, 108 Swenson, Patricia .,.... 108 T' Tabor, Georgia Ann ........ 1 18 Tabor, Talerico, Kadw ............ 87 Barbara Jean 61, 1 18 Tarillion, Heanette ........ 43, 9 8 Tarillian, Pat .....,...... 108 Teddlie, Beverly ............ 50, 118 Teenage Library Associa- tion . .,..,.. 52, 53, 195 Tenorio, Anna Maria .... 28, 5 1, 87 Tenorio, Selma ........ 63, 108 Terzian, Betty Jean ...... ,. 54, 57, 87 Thomas, Terisita Marie 118 Terzian, Patricia ....,... 8, 36,109,128,132 Thecla, Sister Mary ...... 13, 16 Thompson, Marguerite ..,. 109 Thompson, Ruby ,,,, 109 Thompson, Terry ,....... 9, 32, 109 Thoms, Marcia ........ 98 Till, Lynne Marie ........ 8, 38, 39, 40, 109 Tomblin, Jo Ann ..,......... 118, 140 Top Ten ....,.., 154, 155 Torrico, Carol Ann ........ 109 Tovar, Perla ........,... 42, 118 Tovar, Irma ............ 98 Tovar, Rosalirida ..,......... 87, 128 Trabucco, Joan ......... 117,118,140 Traylor, Mary Emma .,.. 28, 65, 87, 128, 159 135, 149 Trevino, Lucille ,....... 38, 39, 50, 87, 138 Trevino, Rosa ............ 98 Tri-M ..............,............. 37 Tristan, Ester ........ 117, 118 Trotet, Charlene M. 98 Tugo, Emilio .........,.. 17 Tureggno, Linda .... 119 U Uhl, Patsy Sue ........ 115, 119 Ullman, Betty Jo 99, 134 Ullrich, Dianne ........ 38, 39, 87, 123 Urrutia, Adreinne Rose 8, 119, 52 V Valdez, Martha ........ 119 V.1ledrrzorian ,........... 1 50 207 Valdivia, Gloria ...,.... 99 Valencia, Helen ,...,,,.,....... 38, 39, 88 Valerian, Sister Mary .,.. 16 Valle, Brenda ,,....,,,... 109 Vallejo, Bertha ....,.,. 109 Vandervort, Isabel .,.. 88 Vandiver, Mary Lee ........ 109 A Vargas, Rosario ....Y. ....... 119, 140 Vasquez, Christina .... 88 Vasquez, Pauline .... 119 Vasquez, Sylvia ......,. 65 Velasquez, Stella M. ....... . 109,119 Veltinan, Kitty .,,......... 99, 125 Vera, Margaret ,....... 38, 39, 40, 60, 95, 99 Vera, Rosalind ........ 38, 39, 109 Verebelyi, Katherine ...,..,. 27, 33, 38, 39, 54, 88, 126,151,181,131 Verette, Carol Ann ........ 38, 39, 109 Vetter, Diane ......., 38, 39, 58, 99 Vignes, Patricia ,,,...... 32, 99 Villareal, Blanche ........... 34, 38, 39, 109, 128 Villarreal, Evelyn C. 119 Vitopil, Sharon F. ........... . 38, 39, 99, 134 Volleyball ,..,.,.. 128, 129 Vollmer, Alice ,.,..... 38, 39, 45, 46, 99, 123, 170 Von Toussaint Yvette .... 35, 38, 39, 64, 88, 125, 128,143,197 W1 Walsh, Kathleen .......,.... 109, 128, 135 Walsh, janet ....,,,..... 21, 26, 46, as, 126, 14L 142,157,185 Ward, Carol .....,.,,... 109 Wattron, Virginia Ann .,.. 2sh1,119,117,14o Weaver, Donna ................ 114,113 Weber, Linda .,.,.... 119 XX'eger, Pamela ........ 38, 39, 109 Wleser, Diane .,..,,,. 32, 99 Wheatley, Marjorie ........ 109 White, Lillian ,...,,.. 8, 27, 64, 109 Willason, Sheila ..,. 119 Wilborn, Elsie ........ 99 Wilborn, Lois ......,,.... 117, 119 Wille, Adrienne ,...,....... 38, 39, 44, 45, 47, 64, 88, 125, 126, 184, 142 Windrow, Bitsy ,,...,,1,...,,,. 48,87,89,157,2o7 Winser, Ruth ........ 35, 89, 117 Woo, Linda .... - ...... 119 Wood, Cheryl Anne ........ 119 Wood, Mrs. F. P. ........... , 126 Wood, Martha ......., 33, 46,62,89,124,155 Wood, jackie ..,,,.,. 119 208 X7 Yaeger, Carol ,,11,... 36, 38, 39, 40, 99. 137 Yates, Ruth ............ 32, 44,119,113 Yates, Thelma 95, 96, 127 Yznaga, Denise ......,. 99 Z Zamora, Sylvia Ann ,,,.. 45, 47, 89 Zapata, Elizabeth ..,,,, 9, 65, 109 Zepeda, Genevieve ,,....., 119 Zepeda, Judy ..1..,,.1.., 38, 39, 58, 99 ZlI1'l1116I'l1121l'1, Beverly ......., 40, 60, 99, 125 Zimmermari, Katherine .... 64, 89, 125, 143, 145, 153,164,196 Zinninger, Dee Lee .,....... 6O,89,128,160 Zrenner, Mary Helen .... 46, 47, 66, 81, 89 on up .ann gaw- 'P' F: wif? msusmuc comma o k .