St Anthonys High School - L Antoine Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

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. .1. 1- if f N U u - A uh Wy. 'Y - K. Z V ' ' ' x , r - J ' gg . ,, j Q ik? During the week of January 28 to February 7, wi manners in the school were topsy-turvy. Politeness was reversed with the girls assisting the boys during '51 'if fo - Twirp Week. Vice-President of Student Body Margaret Ann Boykin crowns Tvvirp King Rufus Chavez. a M l Zi? The Kin his Cgu rt have Ro yalty Dan C6 . 1 E ,L . r , X . 5 z , ' 3- Ji, ' . ofcrwv- Q I i 'J Q' - 7 D 5 5 gt a , X ' 1 if Y illulj 1 gl ll .J Q. fp- iq' L- Th tt J net VVhite VV1lter Voigtman, Tl K'ng's Court: left to right: Jimmy WGS , 3 . v in ' , f Collcleeri Phelan, The King. Judy Melancon, J. E. I:i9fl1lt8,vCZlll1fJI ine Bodln, Ralph Fournier. hlargaret Cheatham, John LaBarbera, Linda V O0Cl.

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Senior mothers: Mrs. Maldonado, Mrs. Broussard, Mrs. Chavez, Mrs. Phelan, Mrs. Leicht, Mrs. VVhite. Senior mothers: Mrs. Lindsey,Mrs. Phelan, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Krepper, Mrs. Toomey. Senior girls taking turns waiting on tables are: Patricia Lindsey, Beverly Bergeron, Thelma Decuir, C All the students and mothers co- operated. These pictures repre- sent one of the groups while on rlntv. atherine Bodin, Helen Shelg, Maureen Toomey. Mrs. Mrs. Decuir, Mrs. Fournier. Senior mothers selling homemade candy are: Mrs. Bergeron and Mrs. Baker. Well pleased buyers are Frances Gallier and Mrs. Rnrdamm ' -1 hl ' I Arg' L Ushers and flower girls are Joe Vanderholt, Doqiixgelifnllzltglrinne Eeglegif Antciienetig Wilton. Decuir, John LaBarbera, Maureen Toomey, Daleo Catherine Russell Anne Flores. Moth- Calherlrle RUSS4211- ers iri background arezi Mrs. Lindsey and Mrs. Miller.

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Sister Marie Therese, played by Grace Miller, questions Bernadette, p l a y e d by Katherine Fannette, in a school- room at Lourdes. One of the dramatic highlights of the year was the Genesian Players' production of The Song of Bernadette. Presented during early Lent, this was the first play ever presented in theater-in-the-round at St. Anth0ny's. ln this style of production, the audience sits on all four sides of the playing area, and the actors enter and exit at the four corners of the arena. The play was unique not only for its production style, but be- cause it was operated entirely by students. All phases of directing, producing, and technical work were handled by students. ln the cast were: Janet VVhite, Katherine Fannette, Joe Fertitta, Patricia Lindsey. Barbara fVIandry, Grace Miller, Margaret Ann Boykin, Jimmy Thweatt, Laura Burnett, Anthony Barranco, Pat Clesi, Vera Rae Baker, Charles Guajardo, Joe Vanderholt, David Browning, Johnny Phelan, Gertrude Elissalde, Jo Frances Giardina, Nancy Langdon, Artie Lee Dollinger, Mary Ellen Durdin, Kathleen Bettis, and Ann Shofner. On the technical staff were: Jack Dinkins, Walttir Voigtman, Neutsie Culotta, Sandy Stone, Rufus Chavez, Jack McGinnis, Nlaureen Toomey, Jane Toomey, and Joe Vanderholt, the director. Above, Bernadette is seen in the grotto where the Blessed Virgin appeared to her. Dr. Dozous, played by Johnny Phelan.arrives at the iNIayor's office to discuss the visions. Others are the police chief, David Brown- ing, and the mayor. Joe Vanderholt.