Sacred Heart School - Crest Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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K ff f Q-,:...,,g ass ramen anenusmcacn IIHBDDIHHH 15601168886 nnu-:mamma y one olocxesnn anuuaenv , , 'f ry HESIH OFFICE OF IHE BISHOP To the Graduates of the Class of 1953 Sacred Heart School, It is with mingled feelings of apprehension and elation that we salute you and wish you Godspeed, as you are about to step out from your Alma Mater that has so tenderly watched over you during these adolescent years. we fear for you because we fore-see some of the trials and temptations and crosses which will beset your future paths. But even more are we elated and confident in the thought, that under the kindly, loving hand of your revered teachers, you have been well grounded in Christian knowledge and virtue, and are ready to follow courageously the Divine Master - also, when He lets the cross rest heavily, yet lovingly, on your shoulders. we very much need strong, virtuous women in the world today - women so imbued with the virtues of Christ, that they will spread His fragrance wherever they go, women so filled with the spirit of Christ that His pres- ence in their souls will be felt by every soul they meetg Women so filled with the love of Christ, that souls will be drawn to Him by the catching force, the sympathetic influence of what they do - revealing the fulness of the love they bear Him. we confidently trust and pray that the Class of l955 will prove to be all thatg we wish you the continued guidance and blessing of the Sac red Heart . an -rf' 5 1 47? ' J - 4 gf r , , 1 ,f 7 ,imMf,4:g , Mxgin, , H, sg MN -' Vyjfyc' . A A if , ,, . ' 'V E, s 0 is ! X .zu ,.,,,,. .-we X-my bf- 3 0 an ' gi iiltsKXYtl?i Dear Monsignor Kemphues, we, the graduating class of 1953, offer our heartfelt gratitude to you for your strong and vital leadership, for your encouragement and confidence in our efforts, for your kind and constant care of our wel- fare, and above all, for your fatherly prayers for our spir- itual and temporal interests. We resolve to strive for the attainment of the goals you have set for us and hope that you will never have reason to be disappointed in us. With sincere affection we say Thank you and God bless you always and everywhere . 7 .xdclminizifrafion Right Reverend Monsignor L.. J. Kemphues Guidance Pastor, Counsellor Father Paul Hostettler Religion Father Paul Wortmann Religion Sister Agatha Principal Student Council Moderator Sister Mary Dominica Dramatics Sister Silveria Religion, English, Biology Sophomore Class Sponsor Sister Agathena Spanish Librarian, Sponsor Pan American Club, Cafeteria Manager Sister Robert Mary Religion, English, Chemistry, Mathematics Sodality Moderator, Senior Class Sponsor, Annual Advisor Sister Benedicta Religion, History, Latin, Spanish CSMC Moderator, Junior Class Sponsor Sister Philip Neri Religion, English, Latin, Algebra Class Sponsor Freshman A Sister Anthony Maria Business Education Sponsor Biz-Ed Club Sister Maureen Religion, Home Ec. , Algebra Red Cross Moderator, Class Sponsor Freshman B Sister Mary Rachel Music Choir and Clee Club Moderator Mrs. W.T. Williams Physical Education Basketball Coach Miss Mary Rachel Lipford Music 8 :A cf I 9 W K- . A 'fxfikf X , 3' . ,. s i if 4 mf--A K ,.,. . enwr x .9nfr00lucin9- Hello Everybody! Meet Samuel Horace Spook, alias Sammy, the spir it of the Class of '53! He is a gay little sprite who as often as not is into mischief, but not at all maliciousg friendly, co-operative, sincere, always ready to lend a hand. Look for him in the pages that follow. He can show you around and really make things interesting. Come on, let's go! rw D A 10 TERESA GRANTHAM Senior sophisticate. . .Class President. . . Senior Play . . . Best Leader . . . one of our most valuable assets. CSMC 1-2-3-45 Sodality I-2-3-4: President 2-4: Vice President 22 Treasurer 3: Glee Club 35 Pan- American Clubg SDS Chairmang Biz Ed. MARGUERITE JAMES Smiling eyes. . . air of a true Southern Belle. . . always sincere. . .Junior Queen of Hearts . . . Senior Play. CSMC I-2-3-4g Sodality 1-2-3-43VlCe'Pl'eSldel'lI 4g Biz Ed Club. .,.f-- 'X ws ,-,--- BARBARA BROWN Class Treasurer. . . Hello Bluebird . . . Senior Play . . ,poetess of the Class.. . I'm ga-sleepy! CSMC I-2-3-4gSOd81iIy I-2-3-4: Treasurer 4g Secretary 3g Pan American Club 32 Music 3g Glee Club Ig CHS Cheerleader Ig Biz-Ed Club. K C . 5Q.fUR.DGc 4688+ X1 kslbgpdf 'Hagar MAUREEN BRADY It's George I . . has a sweetness all her own. . . a flattering pony-tail. . . Boyl Did you see the Chicks play last night! CSMC 1-2-3-4: Sodality I-2-3-4: Biz-Ed Club. PATRICIA CALLAHAN Barbara's shadow. . .listens for that 3:40 bell. . . didn't have anything to do with it. CSMC I-2-3-45 Sodality I-2-3-4: Biz-Ed Club i ,E I fill ms I UMTH lo-taint 'X-f Hlmn MATER. I xx.. CAROL CLASGENS Class orator. . .CSMC President. . . our Sarah Bernhardt . . . Mary Margaret's inseparable companion. . . very proud of that radio, CSMC I-2-3-4pSoda1iry 1-2-3-4g Choir I-2-3-4: Glee Club I-2-3-45 CHS Cheerleader l-3-45 Pan American Clubg Eucharistic 2-3-45 Senior Playg Biz- Ed Clubg Oratorical Contest-City 4. fllxx x CONSTANCE MICHELLE COLEMAN Keen sense of humor. . . SHS's globe-trotter. . . owner of the longest eyelashes this side of the Eiffel Tower . . . s'il vous plaitl CSMC 4: Sodality 43 Quiz 'Em on the Air: Music. , i ,...1.4-n-L 5614: Reef. ermf 'xv '5d,e.n.e,aL Hg,ng,1- ' l i KX' - E - C --'i +1 E Hat, RAEMARIE COPELAND Beautiful red hair and flattering freckles. . .reliable . . .loves to print Church Bulletin. CSMC 3-4: Sodality I-2-3-4g Annual Staff: Biz-Ed Clubg Home Ec Class 2-President. JESSIE DINOLFO Tootsie. . . one of our shorter that short girls. . . quiet and very sweet. . . Bread and butter?--Lillian and Jessie! CSMC I-2-3-4g Sodality 1-2-3-4g Biz-Ed Club. I ill ms LDRTLX lo el-r 'Xl Fume METER. -u-sq DOROTHY EMERSON Dashing blonde. . .Gloria's friend. . .just facinates Jessie! CSMC I-2-3-43 Sodality I-2-3'4: Biz-Ed Club. ROSE MARIE FERRANTE Rosie . . .Our sweetest and best... May Queen. . . Crest Editor. . .that spa-gig sparkle on that Certain finger. . . voted Most Popular. CSMC I-2-3-4: Sodality I-2-3-43 Eucharistic Clubg Choir l-2-3-4: Glee Club I-2: Biz-Ed Clubg President i ,..,.q-l- g -1 ' 1 , 1 I 7 Sawnecl, -I-fe.,-mn-.'v 5a,e.n.ed, He:.ne,-r 'Hari C so I Q YANNA CLAIRE FRICK Ten cent fines. . .never a dull moment. . .1001 jokes . . . voted Wittiest . CSMC I-2-3-4g Sodality I-2-3-45 Annual Staffg Pan American Clubg Biz-Ed Club, s is NP 3 ! fill bbs LMTM l0l'nlT W . P MARY GILLEN Ten o'clock scholar. . . Sodality prefect. . .Junior CYO President. . . two rings . . . Senior Play. CSMC I-2'3'4: Sodality I-2-3-4: Oratorical Contest- City 2g Biz-Ed Club: Choir 2-3-4: Glee Club 3-4. f if Fllmn METER. BETTY LOU HARTLEY Keeps the postman busy. . .lost without Teresa. . . never a lack of words. . . excitable. . . Senior Play. CSMC I-2-3-4: Sodality I-2-3-4: Glee Club 3: Biz-Ed Club. X 1 MOLLYAN HOWELL Top Student. . .feminine version of Arthur Murray. . . Sl-lHHHHHHH that red convertible may soon be hersl Salutatorian. CSMC I-2-3-4: Student Counsellor 4g Pan-American Club: Class Officer 1: Glee Club 3-43 Choir I-2-3-4: Biz-Ed Club. 'ii 11 5a.vn.r.al. env.-r 'v 5a,e.n.e,aL '+Ie.ne,-r A f Q QXA it 4 K' N H I. .-5,551-fag er ,- isgrgg q .- - . , I , nf K -ifgrx' K wi, -K 1335 fi 's if , NANCY HUFFMAN Glee Club director. . . our fashion authority. . . able pianist. . . Sammy Spook originator. . . voted Best Student . . .The poor man's Jerry Lewis. CSMC I-2-3-45 Sodality 1-2-3-4:P3l'l-Al'l'16l'iC3l'l Club: Student Counsellor 2-35 Biz-Ed Clubg Glee Club 3-45 Class Officer I-23 Annual Staffg Music I-2-3-4: Quiz 'Em on the Air. MARY LOU JOHNSON Louie . . . Miss Coca Cola of '53. . . sunny disposition . . . Prom Queen. . . Friendliest. . .future housewife. CSMC I-2-3-4: Sodality I-2-3-4: Choir I-2-3-4: Annual Staffg Pan-American Club: CHS Cheerleader: Eucharistic Club. i S ...i I fill LL5 UbiTl'i l0i'nl'h1 'XJ Fume METER META SUE JONES Sister Agatha's secretary. . . pleasant smile. . . sweet disposition. CSMC I-2-3-43 Biz-Ed Club CBC Cheerleader Ig Office Secretary 3-4. mx f l BETTY KING Loves to dance. . . oh no . . . one-half of our Siamese twins, Betty and Betty! CSMC I-2-3-4: Sodality I-2-3-4g Basketball 2g Pan- American Clubg Biz-Ed Club. f4 '? Saunecl -Name+ 'v 53,1-.n.eaL H ne,-r ' f 1 tl 9. I , 5 is B ,. . Haul' MARY MARGARET LEE Laughing eyes. . . active cheerleader for CHS. . . beautiful dimples. . .vivacious personality. . . Carol is my friend. Senior Playg CSMC I-2-3-4: Sodality I-2-3-43 CHS Cheerleader 3-4g Eucharistic Clubg Biz-Ed Club. U 1. : Q. ,. ,. , , r ' : -' r , ' 1 -is ,fr f 1 ,. .w- .- 1 is ' is rl -fi, If -rs, . v cgi? ,r H . BARBARA LEFLAR Most Beautiful . . . SHS's answer to City Beautiful her letter destination: Notre Damel CSMC I-2-3-4:S0d81ity I-2-3-4:G168 Club 4g Choir 4g Biz-Ed Club. k?,k1L A E XX .54 if 1 i -1 x B 5 11 if E-'ill u.5 U5lTl't Io1nl1'.1 NJ Hlmn METER ,L L iw ANN LILES I Our future Florence Nightingale. . .Basketball Manager . . . Most Likely to Succeed . . . avid reader. . . Senior L Play. . . Valedictorian. CSMC 1-2-3-4: Sodality 1-2-3-44 srudem counsellor- President 4: Basketball Manager 2-4: Basketball 3: Choir 3-4: Pan-American Club: Biz-Ed club: Girls All State: Quiz 'Em on the Air. eg- Q. 1 a B A i B l. BB B 3, V ,B . It rm' +2558 Jiri if if .B- . , lr: if if gr 4 1 J, A ea. Kr J A X? xi 4 fu rg,- M l 5 r if MARY THERESA LOPICCOLO Pickle . . .Rising young secretary. . .friendly and sweet. CSMC I-2-3-4: Sodality I-2-3-4g Pan-American Clubg CHS Cheerleader Ig Eucharistic Club: Biz-Ed Club W. Presidentj, L7 11 X' B. B .B 7 LSQAJRBGL 'flcnzf 'xa Sgggpd, -Hg,ng,-r HMI Q t rg , mhisr l t I B LILLIAN MENGARELLI Sweetest .... quiet and capable. . .Where there's Tootsie there's Lillian! CSMC 1-2-3-45 Sodality 1-2-3-4g Biz-Ed Club. MARY ELIZABETH MOORE Izzy . . . Best Athlete .... all around girl. . . . if you've a job to be done Izzy's the gal to do it bestl. . .IZzy's also a favorite at SLUMBER PARTIES when slumbering's not to be done. CSMC I-2-3-4: Sodality I-2-3-4: Basketball 2-3- 4g Basketball Captain 4g Softball 1-2-3-4g Pan- American Clubg Biz-Ed Clubg Annual Staff: Student Counsellor 3g Eucharistic Club. I X L . il i If ii ill ws wirh lorrnlv-,1 X, FN:-fm METER X BARBARA MURRAY Ready wit. . .favorite class, Study Period. . . Oh Dean! Deanl Where are you Dean? CSMC 1-2-3-4g Biz-Ed Club. BETTY PIERINI Peanut. . .fond of horses. . . an infectious giggle. . . doll . . .clip, clip went the scissors. . . I wish I had a car. CSMC l-2-3-4:SOd21iIy I-2-3-4g Softball 2-3-4: Basketball 2-33 President Ig Pan American Clubg Biz- Ed Club. I 5 Ki yyyyyg g K i. ,A 58L.vR,r:c-L 'flame-t 'xo QSAJCJRLJ, -Hanan, 'Html .1 , N A 1 K w I- T g. MARTHA RAPP SHS ldeal . . .faithful friend. . . expressive eyes. . . Senior Play. . .endearing personality. CSMC I-2-3-4: Sodality I-2-3-4: Pan American Clubg Student Counsellor 35 SDS Representativeg Biz- Ed Club: Quiz 'Em on the Air. JOAN RIDDICK Sweet and helpful. . .busy bee of the Biz-Ed Club. . . Catholic Club's favorite hostess. CSMC I-2-3-4: Sodality I-2-3-45 Biz-Ed Club- Presidentg Glee Club I. ! -1 1- , -ing W X L . 1 i'i'I1L v , 11 fill bb5 U-5iTl'l' l0Tel'i'u1 'XJ Fume METER SUZANNE RIEDMAN A newcomer. . . avid letter writer to Max. . . Atlanta . . . Let me tell youl . . engaging brown eyes. Biz-Ed Clubg Sodality 2-3-43 CSMC 4: Annual Staff: Senior Play, GLORIA SLATTERY ' Neat and petite. . .never seen without Dorothy. .. Where is my mirror? . .Gloria, what is that contraption? CSMC I-2-3-4: Sodality I-2-3-4g Biz-Ed Club. l 1 n. BA ' . Seuuneof -I-fe.ne.-r 'v Sdacsnedi He.ne.-r 'Hail nl Agie 4 X f .., PEGGY SPURLOCK Kindhearted. . .working gal. . . gay and witty. . .Meta Sue's shadow or vice-versa! CSMC I-2-3-4g Sodality I-2-3-45 Vice-President 3g Corresponding Secretary QCSMCD 43 Biz-Ed Clubg Play Committeeg Eucharistic Club. RITA STERLE Quiet.. .horse fancier. . .her favorite desk: Egg desk in last rowl . . .hopes to own a ranch some day. EMC 1-2-3-4, Sodality 1-2-3-45 Biz-Ed Club. I ,.-,. 1,-, 1. -..L -un-sq fill wb U5i'I+l IOYAIT1 'N' Fume METER. Q .f 1 , PATRICIA TIMANUS A A Nirnble fingers on the key board. . .Rosie's faithful friend.. .Mrs. Meadows in the Senior Play. . .grey hair becomes our Patsy. 0 CSMC I-2-3-4gSOda1ity I-2-3-4: Biz-Ed Club fSecretaryJg Music I-2-3-4: Choir I-2-3-4. lil z DOROTHY WELLS First '53 Senior to get an engagement ring. . .wedding bells ring in May. . .we hope you have dozens of children, Dorothy! CSMC I-2-3-4gSOCl31iIy I-2-3-43 Biz-Ed Clubg Choir I. if .1 1- 1 I 7 Lstunsof 'f'Ic.nn.+ 'N-I s9A,c.n.eaL Hc.ne,-r 'Haul Il Q KX it d i 'Sa ff .i , is '14 X--N gp' X 1 unibrd I A X X 2, ' Ex .Ip PRESIDENT Joy Unger ff .ff SECRETARY Marilyn McCarver OFFICERS 30 VICE -PRESIDENT Sandra Weinberg K . TREASURER Kay Mardis if - In 'R I If-J 'K X Martha Ashburn Xe . I iii Stella Bailey Joyce Boswell 4' , Jane Brannon Gardenia Cavallo Shirley Cervetti Patricia Coleman Nora Alice Cox 5 2 2 I Agnes Dattilo Jo Ann Dhuy Mary Jo Fastabend Patricia Foley Patricia Hugo Helen Lalfargue xl E xc 3 . I .L N.... Nancy Dukes S ia Dorothy Holland Patricia Lawrence - .NYNK -ii 2, 5 Q X Q L, Marlene Lorenz Barbara Lowry De Merus McCarver 1' ,Q it A Jean Murphy Jeanette O'Brien Dixie Lee Powers Charlene Reddick Marilyn Reeves Betty Reinhardt ' - I1 ? i 5- 3 r k - t Betty Ann Ris I Ann Smithers Peggy Weber in Patricia Roach Marie Stewart Gertrude Wehrum t Rafi W QP Lillian Schingle Dell Marie Taylor Mary Ann Wessels VT Il ,5- E QQ 2 2 ,J 51 ' 1 1 f i .. I 1. . 1 if I 35 4 fi Y Frances Ann Young . . Treasurer Barbara Sumer . .Vice president Dorothy Pierini . . . President Rose Marie Coleman. . Secretary Pat Westlake June McGraw Margaret Gavin Paula Saffer Ursula Cuccia STANDING: Yvonne Batte Joan Walker Mary Catherine SEATED: Betty Leneke Peggy Bovinette Bertagna STANDING: Gloria Lewis Ann Rasche Mickey Motta SEATED: Jane Richards Patricia Rectory LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Jo Fury Lynn Readey Marian Gatti Anne Cardenas Martha Cotter Betty Jo Foley Shirley Wunder Lorena Balestrino Carolyn Hearn Mary Florence Roberts BACK ROW: Patricia Mason Carole Petherbridge FRONT: Jean Walker Frances Geer Mary Suliano STANDING: Anne Brady Kathleen Brady Judy O'Brien SEATED: Larri Rae Minsky Dorothy Moselage Anne Marie McMahon Judith Priddy Mary Elizabeth Sanders Paula Taylor Barbara Slattery Helen Sawner Martha Probst Jean Boone Gloria Littleton Jackie Mitchell 4 Q , 0 .QR lx K , gig rg X 2 s , , - X vw f E Wg-Q 1 1 f i 5 8 '1 f U QQ .Li g ff x ' H5 I Qggvij Q -, in Q1 ' E . EVA 2 '3 s S im A-xi 11 Q ,mtg 'T isa S4 ? :fi 1 Er? 45 J E3 Qi ??3Qgf1j? og'-MX iifwf . I SE gg iw' '+ 55 I wif? Q. Q :. if? QQ, 3 ug six S gi Egg 4. awe ' . 5 3. - Q ,Q Q e fx six s- a rx x 3? iv Y- fx Rose Marie Stevens - Secretary - QB Cecilia Black - Treasurer - 9B Katherine Mitchell - President 9B Rita Catherine Grantham - Vice president - 9B Sharon Ritten - Secretary - 9A Mary Lou Garbarini - President - 9A Jenelle Todd - Vice president - 9A Claudette Chandler - Treasurer - 9A T' ti, Mary Jo Laughter Charlene Hatmaker Paula Pongetti Jo Ann Hudson SEATED: Mary Lou Griffin Margaret Kelly 1 Barbara Baker Petie Davis Kitty Vaughn Eleanor Yeaglin Gloria Baroni SEATED: Barbara Suliano BACK ROW: Jean Horn Rachel Harrer Katherine McKittrick FRONT ROW: Dolores Wolfe Claudia Rasche SEATED: Mary Katherine Koch STANDING: Jane Robbins Carolyn Ragghianti Sharon Holland Claire Williams SEATED: Barbara Lumley Ann Poje BACK ROW: M. Margaret Kennedy M. Dinah Hunter Elizabeth fBetsyQ Brown FRONT ROW: Virginia Fox Lena Soro Diane fDeej Warren BACK ROW: Mary Elizabeth Staelens Patsy Sitter Patsy Turner FRONT ROW: June Powers Peggy Talbert Barbara Reiff Rose Ann Annaratone Edith Arnold Vicki Boldreghini Carolyn DeBandi Dawn Divine SEATED: Estelle Eggleston Sharon England Katherine Grantham Janet Epstein Jo Ann Erwin Ann Foley SEATED: Ann Heigel WSW I ,ww urricu um nr' Q Jesus + EEUU Quan V, 1 A 1 1 F I Q -::::: - ,.., l I 1 .,... :ann W .ig f Y I f is Q, . Y . ,f i Y 'is E - Z , . 4 I Wm -1'?g A ffgd' ,g-. . ff lm. w xg7alI1 , E g f Q m ., A a ' ' P' Q. w.,,k ? ig 4 'gf 'l' AD JESUH R 3 PERHARIAH 'I' WD' W I l- 'Ig ff.. Y' ff? ' 'v' -.flfayw M375 fi QA I 'MJ I' u,f Latin - four years Spanish -' two years anguaged French - two years 50 BULLETIN b 'x ociaf fuchea - i x .0- Ancient and Medieval History Modern History American History Problems in Democracy Economics L J i 9 il 51 Biology chemist,- y cience an -.muah 1 U., ' . W , MJT A ! I' . ,., 1 Q' ...V 4+ -6534 AD Jssun P551 HAMAM 'I- Q s .fp .,.-we .., x x uritfledri glclucafion Office Pra.ctice ' ' Bookkeepixggv Compwmeigrif A rw ez f' fav' fa 'WF FL i gal is QL, gp Q22-f J 3- ,-03 J? ii riff S- I ififian jamifg caving 56 Fl .fdcfiuified .SZJM9 0 To apply oneself seriously to sanctity, each in his proper stateg to dedicate oneself, not in any manner whatsoever but with ardor, in the measure and manner compatible with each one's social condition to the salvation and perfection of othersg in a word, to employ oneself strenuously in the defense of the Church of Christy such is the assignment of the Sodalist, freely, resolutely accepted in the act of his consecrationg such is the magnificient program traced out for him by the rules. Pius XII OFFICERS WITH MONSIGNOR KEMPHUES, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Gillen, Prefectg Rose Marie Ferrante, Assistant Prefectg Peggy Weber Junior Leaderg Ursula Cuccia, Sophomore Leader. x! Qx ,,,,.,w Breakfast ,JW I 1 W 1 4 Reception CSWC THE PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE Fellow Crusaders, it has been the aim of the Sacred Heart CSMC during the past year, as every year, to make the students more mission-minded . Under the ban- ner, Thou shalt know the Truth and with 1 the three-fold purpose of prayer, study and sacrifice our mission unit has been very active. Our trips to the House of Hospital- ity, our work at the Catholic Pamphlet booth at the MidSouth Fair, and our drives for food and clothing have made us rich in experiences and have increased our desire to be true missioners. lhope our dear Lord is well pleased with our efforts. God bless you! OFFICERS: fLeft to Right, Peggy Spurlock . . . Corresponding secretary Agnes Dattilo . . . . Vice president Carol Clasgens . .... President Shirley Cervetti . . Recording secretary Patricia Westlake. . . . . .Treasurer .gzwlenf Counci SEATED BEFORE DESK: Sister Agatha, Moderatorg Ann Liles, President. LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Rapp, Mollyan Howell, Marilyn Reeves, Larri Rae Minsky, De Merus McCarver, Joan Walker, Lena Soro, Eleanor Yeaglin. FQQG BSI! 00 rJoT Toubfr sn.. Fl '-'f l 61 N-f . .N X X , X I .7Ae C4000 The SHS choir, composed of fifty students from grades nine through twelve, sings the high Mass daily at 8:00 o'clock and hymns at the 9:00 on Sunday. There have been several special occasions on which the choir has had the privilege of singing, such as the Pageant presented at the Regional Conference of the Confrater- nity of Christian Doctrine held in Memphis in October 1952. Membership is voluntary, and faithful members ex- perience much joy in their loving service of God, prais ing Him in melody. Gloria in excelsis Deo! f Y f Q x f -- - x A-U' 'gf .,,1.g GLEE CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Huffman, Peggy Weber, Carol Clasgens, janet Epstein, Gertrude Wehrum, Barbara Spencer. L.n1:..n.i-x11-15.11 .4.grl ' 1 n rw 11 n ' 4.1 1:1 ,ne .gCl.5LQ!6Cl! STANDING: Ann Liles, Pat Westlake, Gertrude Wehrum, Judith Priddy Marilyn McCarver, Jane Brannon, Lynn Readey. KNEELINGg Lorena Balestrino, Katherine Mitchell, Jeanette O'Brien, Frances Yonng, Kay Mardis. .A i L. 'Q .' .K Im 4 3 MRS. W. T. WILLIAMS Coach STANDING: Mary Ann Wessels, Janet Epstein, Barbara Sumer, Patsy Hugo, Mary Elizabeth Moore, Shirley Wunder, Dawn Divine. KNEELINQ: Carolyn Hearn, Barbara Baker, Dotty Pierini, Joan Walker, Barbara Suliano. REVEREND PAUL A. WORTMANN 65 7 lbw f Uel' l 0lfU P H en ior l'lI'llfl6l QD Sb!! ff I Q, 23 Or- ANNUAL STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lou Johnson, Copy Editorg Yanna Frick, Business Manager Suzanne Riedman, Typistg Rose Marie Ferrante, Editor: Mary Elizabeth Moore, Photo Editorg Raemarie Copeland, Typistg Nancy Huffman, Art Editor. it I f, Ur A 0 Q, J xl' ol 1: N ' it ,L -T 1: 1 - 146 , 1 ' F : I' g 'TF 1 : if 2 . : 1 4 1 iQ Q f'i 5 1 . 4. an-A 'ss affix! A . 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R., is A 4' ' s 5 MRQ si vu. .f s -fmw F V as YL 1 4?- -0 Q- , . 2 3' A W x iwkffx ' WMS PROM QUEEN '65 N' ' s E , ,Y 133 MAR! LOU JOHNSON ,f ss, f 5 x X V E i is if N F ' W1'fIX?r : ' w5,4...smQv is s 7 ' A Fx. xf' S Q E 5 XxL'f.-L-- - Y? si 3 ? G' 449, all if .K 11 - , . . fr. 14 LH. i Q . 11? 2 I 5 - .,- x .x , V . W, J Q M U -' -N 4 In .P I . E 1 ' I' xqik wx ,B .4 wx. 0 , , ulaerfafiued - WW :iii LEU TERESA GRANTHAM Best Leader aid' 9-'ef 1 X-yy MARY LOU JOHNSON Friendliest ROSE MARIE FERRANTE Best All Around K ft is MARY ELIZABETH MOORE Best Athlete ii I II x. LILLIAN MENGARELLI - .A Sweetest M J ' L: KGS L m F 5 sing. ati :IPL Q 3 Wx bait Wxkiq . Sf- 74 - H 'S B 7 ' - f'fs'ff,QS 'tu m ' 1.1 E B. 1 N , 'A nv - 5 y ig,-'A+ ', in-. :gl fx!! tt wx YANNA FRICK Wittiest BARBARA LEFLAR Most Attractive semen' .suxvlsauwn Camo ' ,,, ix 3 Q, w f .Ayt A A X Y A AA f MARTHA RAPP SHS Ideal NANCY HUFFMAN Best Student 75 U. ggi ..-fs f :rx 3 ANN LILES Most Likely to Succeed Grad! dll 15f6lI'l'lel'lf of 641,65 We, the Graduating Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-three, of Sacred Heart High School for Girls, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make and execute this, our last Will and Testament in the following manner: Maureen Brady conveys her love of the Chicks to Ann Smithers. Barbara Brown yields her seat on the Park-Jackson bus to Jean Murphy. Pat Callahan leaves her big brown eyes to Agnes Dattilo. Carol Clasgens bestows her shy, demure manner on Shirley Cervetti. Connie Coleman is leaving her name for Pat Coleman to carry on. Raemarie Copeland surrenders her favorite desk in the Senior Class Room to Jo Ann Dhuy. Jesse Dinolfo presents Patsy Roach with her curly hair. Dorothy Emerson wills Lillian Schingle the use of the mirrors in the powder room. Rose Marie Ferrante wills Mary Ann Wessels her blonde hair, blue yes, and fair complexion . Yanna Frick offers Mary Jo Fastabend her literature book if she wants to pay the fine to get it from Sister. Mary Gillen transmits the gum on the bottom of her desk to Betty Ris. Teresa Grantham cedes Dell Marie Taylor the fourth desk in the second row.Mmay she have fun! Betty Lou Hartley relinquishes her parking place at Monte's to Patsy Lawrence. Mollyan Howell confers on Dixie Lee Powers her place in the C. B. C. plays. Nancy Huffman cedes Peggy Weber her glee club batonilmay she twirl it proudly! Marguerite James hands over her unusual navy blue skirt and wes kit, guaranteed to be a stand out in the class room, to Joy Unger. Mary Lou Johnson surrenders her library to Gertrude Wehrum to carry through the halls of S. H. S. for another year, and on Patsy Foley she bestows her ability to always have her typing as- signments in on time. Meta Sue Jones transmits to Sandra Weinberg her 20-Z0 vision. Betty King relinquishes to Jane Brannon the front place in the lunch line so she won't have to push anymore. Ann Liles grants her job as nursemaid to the basketball team to Kay Mardis. Mary Margaret Lee bestows her love of Catholic High on Betty Reinhardt. 76 Barbara Leflar says she would leave Helen LaFargue her SHS class ring but it is 600 miles away at Notre Dame in Indiana. Mary Theresa Lopiccolo bequeaths her ringside seat in English to Joyce Boswell. Lillian Mengarelli transfers her ambition to be a good stenographer to Marie Stewart. Mary Elizabeth Moore wills her quiet ways and lady-like manner to Jeanette O'Brien and on Patsy Hugo she bestows her love for the finer arts of life, especially basketball. Betty Pierini cedes her long hair and ample supply of peroxide to Poochie Ashburn. Barbara Murray yields her great love for the SHS uniform to Mar- ilyn McCarver. Martha Rapp offers Dorothy Holland the kick pleat in her skirt. Joan Riddick wills the i in her name to Charlene Reddick in the hope that in the future she will spell her name right. Sue Riedman presents Stella Bailey with her ability of avoiding gym without getting lower than a B . Gloria Slattery conveys her knowledge of bookkeeping to Gardenia Cavallo and on Marlene Lorenz she confers her excess height. Barbara Spencer bequeaths to Nancy Dukes her good notes and big mouth. Peggy Spurlock donates the little dark spots on her nose to Bar- bara Lowry. Patsy Timanus cedes her Mamie Bangs to De Merus McCarver. Rita Sterle transmits her ability to always be on time to Marilyn Reeves. Dorothy Wells bequeaths her chair at the Senior Table in the cafe- teria to Nora Alice Cox. Signed and Sealed this first day of April, Anno Dornini, Nine- teen Hundred Fifty-three. g I ,ft 5 77 -N ybpt GYQLVVQ 4 ' Ag dr 5 K b . . O Martha Rapp Mary Elizabeth Moore Ioan Riddick Gloria Slattery Suzanne Riedman Ann Liles Betty Lou Hartley Nancy Huffman Betty Pierini 'f Barbara Brown Mollyan Howell Marguerite James Mary Lou johnson Dorothy Wells Yanna Frick Patricia Callahan Mary Margaret Lee l 1 i gl .api i' 5 QQ A-.. x If 'A mnmg'!i ii A il 1 'F 41 W Q, A 1 'Ili il 4 .5 Ja ,W , , il JW wily add o 153 in Z3 fPages from Yanna's Journalj In the spring of 1963 Jimmy and I took a trip to California. This was our first real vacation since our honeymoon, so we wanted to make it an espec- ially memorable one. On the night after our arrival in Los Angeles we went to the Ritz Theater and were much surprised to discover that Carol Clasgens was starring in the famous Broadway production playing there, North Pac- ific . After the performance Carol invited us to her apartment for a party. There we met several former Sacred Heart Girls, Barbara Brown, Margue- rite James, and Mary Margaret Lee, who are now famous Power's models. At the party also were Jimmy's brother, Johnny and his wife, the former Betty Lou Hartley, who were on their vacation too. After a delightful visit with Carol we went to the Copacabana Club to dance and were we surprised to find that Mollyan Howell and her dancing partner, Pierre, were the chief at- traction in that fashionable night spot! At the club we met Teresa Grantham and her husband. Teresa has been living in Los Angeles for about four yearsg her husband is owner of the M-G-M picture company. Visiting with Teresa at the time was another of my classmates, Martha Rapp. Martha informed me that she and Charlie had been married three years and she showed me a pre- cious picture of little Charlie III. The next morning I went shopping. On Vine Street I found a modish shop with this sign, Exclusive Gowns - Madame Huffman . Of course, I had to go in, and what an enjoyable time I had viewing some of Nancy's latest creations! I was almost late for lunch which I had with Jimmy at the Brown Derby Res- taurant. Also having luncheon there were Peggy Spurlock and Mary Lou John- son. Peggy is married to a famous chiropodist and Mary Lou's husband owns the largest drugstore in Los Angeles. We stayed in Los Angeles a few more days and then went to San Francisco for a short visit. There we went to the Metropolitan Theater to hear a concert, starring the famous pianist, Connie Coleman, who had just returned from an international tour. The next day we took a plane for New York. Here I looked up several Sa- cred Heart girls to renew old friendships. Jessie Dinolfo, owner of the famous Waldorf Hotel, welcomed us with true Southern hospitality and made us feel quite at home. She told me that she and her husband bought the hotel about two years ago and are progressing nicely. Pat Callahan is married now and has a darling home in the Bronx. She insisted on taking us to La Guardia Field to see Meta Sue Jones, who is the TWA receptionist there. The air stewardesses on three of the incoming planes were Raemarie Copeland for 82 FQ Chicago 81 Southern, Mary Gillen for TWA and Dorothy Emerson for Ameri- can Airlines. Among the passengers on the C 8: S plane that day were Suzanne Riedman and her husband, Ma.x. They had come to New York from Atlanta for a vacation, bringing with them Little Suzie, and she's precious! The next day at the Optometrical Clinic of New York I met the renowned optometrist, Pat Timanus, whose head nurse, is Ann Liles, another SHS girl. I also visited Barbara Spencer, R.N. , head supervisor at New York State Hospital. Gloria Slattery has an attractive apartment on Riverside Drive. We had dinner with her and she told me that she is bookkeeper for a large New York wholesale concern. I went to visit Mary Elizabeth Moore at beautiful and historic St. Catherine College on the Hudson, where she is athletic director. But even the longest vacation must end, and home and business were call- ing. We decided to go home via Washington, D. C. ln nearby Arlington, Vir- ginia, we visited Rose Marie Ferrante, who is living there with her husband and two little boys. Dorothy Wells and her husband, James, are also living in Virginia: they have two darling daughters. While I was there Barbara Mur- ray came in, She, too, is married and her husband is stationed at the Penta- gon. A few hectic days of sightseeing in the nation's capital, and then Memphis down in Dixie, the last and best stop. lwas eager to go to see all my friends and tell them about the wonderful time we had had and all the SHS girls we had met. My first visit was to Lillian and Raoul's Super Market to see Lillian Mengarelli and tell her everything. Her little girl was at the store with her so I took her home with me to play with Jimmy Junior and Mary Ann. That after- noon l went to visit Betty King and Betty Pierini. They are both living at Kim- brough Towers. Betty King is private secretary to Phil Warren of Stratton- Warren. Betty Pierini is married to Don. While we were talking, Mary Theresa Lopiccolo, who is married and has an apartment at the Parkview, came in for a visit. With her twins, Danny and Donny. That evening Barbara Leflar and Eddie came over for dinnerg they have been married for five years now. Barbara told me that she had received a letter from Joan Riddick that same morning. Joan is married to an oil man in Dallas. The following morn- ing I drove out to see Rita Sterle. She operates a large farm at Germantown where she breeds Tennessee Walking horses. I went to a meeting this afternoon of the Colonial Acres Civic Club. One of the officers elected for the coming season was Maureen Brady, who is sec- retary to Jack Goldsmith at the department of City Administration. l, the former Yanna Frick, was elected recording secretary. 83 .Mgkggkfing Ann Liles -Valedictorian Q f-, 515525: - Y W . W '11 .12 Cififvsfigriik' Wk'52iifE??2'li5'??f'5?:5-33-.Nffi A 'lmlfiegfgffi 5,5 ww.'1gf.gv:f:f:f5,gf,51:-fm 1-:Nm-: I ' . W 'Q Q 'f' '29 4 f ' N . Ig I wi-53345455 . . .awfq Q N 4 - 1 -' 3 x-5,-'rjf3a.i:f.-Mig..-.. 'xy-'af L, jg 9-gift 54 ' 'f f.. ifaf:fi fi - -' X 11. 'ffMr '3' .:1.,:a,ff:-t::f: I ' 'F T ' r ' V L . A I ' .Q31xfjv.Eg 1 :f254f'.,gQX f .g4fg1f32if?5l. f+Q-fee wiffml - ,fiaggletflfgerfisswiflfftf :PJ tr-T. 3,4 of Mary Margaret Lee Sweetheart of Catholic High Mollyan Howe ll -Salutatorian Father Charles Callahan, C. S. C. Retreat Director Three little maids from school are we The Mikado - CBC Operetta Nancy Calvert - Immaculate Conception - Pitti Sing Dixie Lee Powers - Sacred Heart - Yum Yum Carol Clasgens - Sacred Heart - Peep-Bo 84 mir '1 'UM gl'6L6!lftCtfQ6 I of 561 CFQJ ayeaff We're stepping now from girlhood days, And all its carefree means And walking out into the world, To realize our dreams. We're taking with us happiness, The fruit of all these years And glad congratulations, Amidst our smiles and tears. From baby grades to grammar school To readin fact, from fairylang, Each step forward, leading us, To the moment now at hand. Oh! A treasure chest of memories We'll take with us today, As with this big step forward, We Seniors walk away. And yet there are so many things With which we now must part, The Sisters whom we all have loved, The halls of Sacred Heart. All these things we've loved, All these things we've known And all these things in memory, We each will always own. So now, knowing not What the world for us relates , We take this proud and final step, As happy Graduates . You've given us such riches, Such perfect happiness, We thank you and we love you, Goodbye --- dear S. I-l.S. Virginia Mc Lean Sullivan fClassmate in Junior Year, :rv X r I: , -K I :SJ1S:EH9!!SMLrv 1. 1'!F'7??'5SI1iZE,Sf.lii. ' 19.1 from Sara Sue Beauty Shop Dolores DeBandi Ann Divine A Friend Mr. and Mrs. J. Scola The Saffer Family The Cuccia Family Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Baker Miss Retha Ratcliff Virginia Fracchia Janet Wallace Margaret Bailey Jane Simpson Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Wehrum The Wehrurn Family Nita Glaze-'51 Miss Alice O'Brien Juanita Cacciola Elaine Reilly Days may not be fair, always, That's when l'll be there, always, Not for just an hour, Not for just a day, Not for just a year, But always . Au revoir - Sammy Pauline Miglaccio Marion-Joyce School of Dancing Norma Coda Jean Murphy Mary Ann Furlotte Mary Margaret Church Elizabeth Campbell Sampietro 8: Company C. F. Liles Thomas A. Gernignani The Professional Unifo Norma Jean Staed A Friend Arlene's Cafe A Friend Marie Servino H. P. Loenneke Carol Sloyan Trebing Brothers it N T ,' v eb- .!v Tl rm Shop X. , A . 4, Q - . X p M 1 if . . 1 .M , . P 1 a ' 2 C . , A '03 A 'Od' ' ' 1 sz 5, i f '. - o,i a ' a 0 ' . L Q , s a 1 4 . n ana' if ' rfiding udinead pafrona J. A. HARRELL'S SERVICE STATION 559 E. McLernore Phone 9-9292 35-2234 Compliments of JOSEPH PONGETTI Compliments of ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL School of Nursing Compliments of A FRIEND CROSSTOWN SHOE SHOP 1303 Madison Since 1919 CEDAR GROVE DAIRY Wm. H. Wilfong 8: Son 5153 Raleigh-Lagrange Road NOBLE CLEANERS 3540 Jackson Phone 34-9082 S. C. TOOF lk COMPANY Printers -Stationers-Office Outfitters 195 Madison Avenue, Memphis POPLAR TUNES RECORD SHOP 306 Poplar 5-6340 Compliments of CENTRAL AVENUE LIQUOR STORE 36-7573 TIM RYAN SERVICE STATION 54 North Cleveland Avenue 36-9432 JOE'S CABINS 7 miles north of Memphis on Highway 51 Phone 37-4297 IRVIN'S BAKERY 1619 Union Avenue 36-2076 NORVELL TILE 8: MARBLE COMPANY 3205 Summer Avenue Phone 48-8623 CHARLES MUELLER DRUG COMPANY 3481 Poplar Phone 48-4797 CONGRESS RESTAURANT 1346 Overton Park 32-9525 WILES DRUG STORE 1635 Union Avenue 2-3165 DRAKE CLEANER 197 N. Evergreen 7-0362 J.O. STUART AUTO PARTS COMPANY 2510 Jackson Avenue 4-7316 and 4-7317 MEMPHIS PLATING WORKS 678 Madison Avenue Phone 8-3051 SOUTHERN AMUSEMENT COMPANY 628 Madison Avenue Memphis, Tennessee WM. L. SANDERS Lamps 127 N. Cleveland WEONA 37 1393 Poplar 2 -1128 DAGASTINO'S 124 N. Cleveland Phone 32-1911 SPRINGDALE PHARMACY 2366 Jackson Avenue Phone 4-6244 IDEAL 54' 8: 1015 STORE 1412 Jackson Avenue Memphis, Tennessee Compliments of WALSH FREIGHT LINES, INC. Memphis, Tennessee BARZIZZA BROS. , IMPORTERS Olive Oil, Macaroni, Cheese, etc. 176 N. Main Memphis, Tennessee SANDOWN 8: KENDALL Official Class Jewelers Class Rings, Invitations, Personal Cards, Caps and Gowns Diplomas Exchange Building MADISON CLEANERS 1794 Madison Avenue One Half Day Service 7-1772 It Pleases Us To Please You! HOUSE OF FINE PAINTS, INC. Burk-Hall Paints 1634 Union Avenue Phone 32-1726 Tony J. Gagliano RADIO CENTER Television Service 8: Installation 2100 Union Avenue Memphis, Tennessee Phone 32-2773 or 2-1459 SWAYNE LATHAM TIRES, INC 3386 Summer Avenue Phone 33-9979 Memphis, Tennessee Compliments of HART D. MILLER, INC. Realtors 1644 Union Avenue EVERGREEN LIQUOR STORE Joe Garbarini 8: J. C. Romeo 1718 Poplar Avenue Phone 36-6426 RAILROAD SALVAGE COMPANY Two locations to serve you 3104 Summer 1681 Poplar Avenue DOUGLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY Home and Commercial Appliances 2501 Jackson Avenue Phone 33-2033 or 4-7615 4-6219 32-1731 Memphis, Tennessee UNION AVENUE FLOWER SHOP Personalized Floral Consultants . 1648 Union Avenue Compliments of A Compliments of FRIEND T.S. Connors, District Manager STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE 316 Fall Building Phone 5-3091 THE HULU HHIHE SUCIETU fn! ,fljfy L' fo-4 W J AXWY ' Ziff QQ' KF 9 ff X of 1 972' 'J byxum WH wc! 1 9 15 49 'Y 9 1 XX K+' I QW'-1rL M N SX Hp 9 P5 1 W ly? ? fi Q! XY TJMQN ,U 1 1 x XJ 1 1 JW EC! . 1X TNQ. fiik K4 -.S 1 S5 '1 x- Q , - 1 U xy, iff EYE Qyfwjmyww Q Q -Z, , 9, J ' 1: gpm ,ft S NJ X. Q! .?f'frf C AM LX my W11'1f1 N I 1015 K Wg Q ,f1,,,U . QWEXQ5 Q WWW CZK 1 QW WWW PRUETTE 81 MILLER STUDIO Photographers HOGUE 8: KNOTT Portraits . Weddings Babies . Commercial SUPe1' Markets A t' t' P' 1: F a ' r ls lc lc ure r mms Park at Highland Hollywood 8: Chelsea 75 N. Cleveland Phone 36-8322 Memphis, Tennessee FOSTER SERVICE STATION 1, C, LIQUOR STORE Poplar at Claybrook 194 E. Calhoun Avenue Phone 36-6892 Phone 37-5917 Congratulations from CLHSS 9H Compliments of Compliments of ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL THE CAPE CODDER STHHTTUH-IHHHHEH SHLES CU. JAMES S. ROBINSON Compuments Your druggist since 1869 of A Real Drug Store in Memphis C01-,D PRESS MILL Apothecary ZZ N. Second Street Phone 8-6876 HUMPHREYS -GODWIN COMPANY Compliments of Memphis, Tennessee ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY Cottonseed Cake and Meal Sacred Heart Church Soybean Cake and Meal Peanut Cake and Meal O Compliments of 6. 8 HI. TIRE CUIHPHIIU, IHC. 990 Union Avenue Memphis, Tennessee M A1625 305624 Best Wishes from Ze 0l'l'l0l'25 JANES FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO. WALKER FIRE PROTECTION Admiral Refrigerators - Television SERVICE Highest Tradedn in Town American II.?ais?ri:n1ZZrS Foarnite Make us prove it 142 N. 3rd Street Memphis Your business appreciated Phone 3530 Jackson Avenue 2513468 Memphis, Tennessee The Firm with the Know - How Congratulations to the Seniors! from BLHSS 9B Your Parents congratulate you, Class of 1953, on your accomplishments, assure you of enduringwinferest your welfare and offer you the very best wishes for your future success. y ' Congratulations ! to Class of 1953 from MENGARELLPS GROCERY Shoes For The Entire Family KAUFMAN'S Headquarters for Dance Shoes Crosstown 416 N. Cleveland Ave. Phone Z-2255 East 3485 Poplar Ave. 34-5149 Berclair 4491 Summer Ave. 34-6861 Select your job with caution. . . Life isn't easy sledding. The thing that's most important ls to know which way you're heading! For that position which is particularly suited to you, see. .. KATE FLOYD EMPLOYMENT COUNSELORS 513 Sterick Building Memphis, Tennessee Phone 37-0205 Best Wishes to the Class of '53 from SHS HIUTHEHS' CLUB Congratulations and Best Wishes to the i cLAss or 1953 'LIHUHL UDRP. Kensett, Ark. 1 4 R.J. Linder, President 4. B 4 Qgwwzmffjowww 3 M, fi x , i Q st zxkfgvi Kas ' sq s-si L L X xx 3 Nf'Qi+ji - x Q V91 W J . ' f 46 N f ,qW,',,f ' , ,- . ,wp in mnmnmen smmmmxrgusnarauf af- 3 SE 2 sv ii 5 F lb V! vw ,,, .ix A, . N f- .,. , , . rx- A , my , Y ww.: f A up ,f V .3 L 4 x 4 eg , A, I x w f 14 A 4 Q .- A 1 F ' '1 J r b vfwv 4 x I ,V .x .,,.1 ,. -, swf- wry-,f,g,,,,, f J ., , , , ga A , . A A ' x M I 1 W 4.13, 531. f . ' - ' '-1: -. rd 'Z X' I-sg ,fd 'v ' ,A 'L pf--ni, -. R. -as f T3 Mx Q t-