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

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HX-J ma- ' Li Front row, left to right Ann Shofner, Anita Tullier, Patncla Lindsey, Jo Frances Giardina, Mary WlllIWOTth Alice Ramos, Kathleen Bettis Second row left to right Barbara Chirafis Frances Plummer, Mary Ellen Durdin Tessa Jones, Helen Shelton, Mary Ristoff, Katherine Fannette, Linda Wood Rosemary Serafino fportraylng St Ceceliab Marilyn Hohn, Elsle Hidalgo, Thelma DeCu1r Rita Krepper, Peggy Kroutter Margaret Ann Cheatham, Gertrude Elissalde Front row, left to right: Dolores Fazio Catherine La- Rocca Ella Marie Horn Lois Domingue, Patsy Cheatham, Sandra Gafford, Dianne Reyn- olds, Catherine Brown, Jeanine Danna, Carolyn LeCour, Ita Louise Burrows. On steps: Alice Jones, Sarah Jane Magliolo, Annette De- Cuir, Jo Theresa Angelo, Sue Burkett. Top: Jo Ann Krepper. CCI 13118 One of the outstanding features of the music department at St Anthony s IS the all girl chorus Membership in the organization, which IS named after St Cecilia, is open to any girl in school It offers an opportunity for a girl to learn the fundamentals of music and participate in choral singing at the same time. The Cecilians sing many types of music ranging from light novelty numbers to the more serious sacred selections. -'I Front row, left to right: Vita LaRocca, Evangeline Chavez, Ethel Gietzen, Judy Melancon, Tena Geison, Janet Crowder, June Ragland, Mary Lucy Danna, Rosalie Daleo, Caroline Higgenbotham, Jennie Lee Fertitta, Ann Reynolds, Jo Beth Danna On steps: Lula Langham, Rose Ann Worden, Carolyn Plummer, Melanie Henriksen Top: Margaret Girolamo.

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X11 69600 ef' qao 5501 . we we vi 058' ew ef eq 5 Sec? S06 Q ' 'a Vxoieesiaeoxq 60 . Cefv Q8-K QX . xof- QXKW 1 X3 e tw to Cef Sn OXXX Aeifi. a ef 25 The club is named after St. Genesius, the patron of actors. Formerly called the Curtain- naires, the group selected its present name a year ago to be more in keeping with the stand- ards of the national Catholic Theater Conference, to which St. Anthony's belongs. enesian Players The Genesian Players are the central dramatic unit in school. The organization attempts to foster interest in all phases of theatrics among its members. Comprised of junior and senior students, the club puts on a series of one-act plays each year, among which are the annual tournament play and a Christmas presen- tation. Highlight of this year was an arena- style production of The Song of Bernadette. Seniors, first row, left to right: Bob Shofner, Darlene Fruge, Janet White, Earline Gallier, Artie Lee Dollinger, Maureen Toomey, Colleen Phelan. Second row: David Browning, Jack Dinkins, Neutsie Culotta, Margaret Boykin, Vera Rae Baker, Bonnie Thompson, Walter Voigtman. Juniors, first row, left to right: Jo Frances Giardina, Kathleen Bettis Barbara Mandry, Gertrude Elissalde, Jane Toomey. Nancy Langdon. 7 Second row:.Ann 'Shofn.er, Mary Ellen Durdin. Sandy Stone, Laura Burnett, Rosemary Serafino, lxatherine Fannette, Barbara Chirafis, Antoinette Luparello, Margaret Ann Cheatham. Third row: Hubert Oxford, N. E. Venza, John King Broussard, Charles Guajardo, Robert Malain, Charles Sonnier, Ronald Thweatt.

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