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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1957 volume:

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' f' f ,, ' If ' an . , fy. ,Ls 'fl ' .V ' ll T ' ,, X J 1 X' I fl I J if I , 0 4 My V J , 1 f J ,AL il fl, ,7 A rf g J The spires of St. Anthonfs Catholic Church can be seen from the high school windows. A common practice for many is for students to make 21 visit to the church during the lunch hour each day. It is here also that a great many students their school day, by attending Mass. I i Jmewmal, Progress for a greater tomorrow is the keynote of all undertakings today. An education at St. Anthony's High' School prepares each student to take his place in making the world a better and happier one for the future. lt is through the work and efforts of the Dominican Sisters, who through the years have taught thousands of stu- dents to be better prepared for the work that is theirs ,today, that the seniors look forward to the place they are to occupy once they leave school. I This year marks the Diamond jubi- lee of the Texas foundation of the Dominican Sisters. Seventy-five years ago, in 1882, Mo- ther Mary Agnes Magevney established the Texas foundation at Sacred Heart Academy in Galveston. Today the Mo- ther House is located at Sacred Heart Convent- in Houston. U f-Tlyeiirewards for their work are to 'reckonedionnly in the light of eternity where. the promise that, Every one that hath left house, or mother, or brethern, or sisters, or father, or wife, or children, or lands for My name's sake, shall receive an hundredfold and shall possess .life iiivcrlastingf' - :- Q52 -M-, , rf ' :ri S I i' ' gr me-11119 --N.. . 5 ,U 1 an :U M'-i mb Q. , 1 'Y 4 ff x rug Q-H Rcxerend 'I.hUIl1LlS XYendl.1nd and Rucrend flak Davis. .'1A.XIHI1f1fi0II Clmrrlf 119551, 4' S Reverend Lum fence Peguero Reverend Albert Beck and Right Rexcrend Mon 5ignor If. A. Holub. St. A1111 6.5 CflJnrflJ Ti Si. fffxfplrk Clmrfh Rexerend cQL'I'IN.iI1 li.1ll.u.1rL-N. 0.5.1, .ind Ru erenni I.u1s I rum, 0.8.1 Rug-remi Xiklwlm Perusirm flyyixf flvl Km! flwnlv SI. Pim .X Clvunlv 4 156' K. 7721mLdZeumm1iCd,9 '7ZnlaL:SjQ Bmlwplyalvmb 5 Pfzimimaijf ' l Rucrcnd XXIHIII11 Bosworth fax V X5 XXX X H Rum nd anus N10 c 91 Y Xsf Yen Rucrand George Black Rcurgnd msqh lx gbl if fu 1' as ' g x 5 if 1 wqmm Y , 4' tr- Jin! 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AX, '7 - .1 x V- N' ' '- , 7 . 3 Y I l -..4?'4 ., ,, l F 15 fi' SISICY 'Nl lr tmcstd pmnts out tht tn sxxcr to il1lf1E,,llSl1 QLILSIIOD for l rmccs C thth Ihtrut Pnnml Nl trx C tthtrxm udgf. .md llcltn C llllLI' -LN V4.1 4 Slater M Clotllde gLIS help with ldcntxfltltlon up for tht Sodallts lnstxtutc from Phyllla Brovmmg Larolxnn Plummer and Str.: gmc dgllOlO 'S 'x X! S-fs Slxtcr M ltntphlnt tlntks tht Uplllg ltswn for lm louise Burrous 10 Sls Y ,Z :tr Nl -Xlhtrtum ltmlts rhmuth 1 lwmmlx LN Mmm l man Lhttlts tirtls Anne. htlpx Sxsttr III tht lll5flI'X mth mln 57' 3 -7 1 X, ul i .r '-3 J. .llllmlll ll' .', A , I 1 I - QL'-'-'4 li . Z ' .. X b Ig ligne- was .. 111 g If -' - ' 11 -. ' 15: 22:5 ' 7 1'-v I A .rf 3' l' as M . ? N t . ,Q K A P L K! 'Vt y . ,ol I' 4- A Q V g l I V ' ' '. 'V , 'R . jf . ' I 6,,,,,,,..,,,,m.m ,..,,.,.,., l ? l W' V 50 X Q iiyk. s, X , Q l Sr sa' xt C N SX 2, ry N xx K Q X ' V v T7 A 171 'A '. cj i Sister Mars de lourdes teaehes Bxrham Preble .md Brenda Condon to set the table properly Rlfl Hiker Coneettl foeo md Mltzxe Portle Slster Maman glYCS pomters on headline Wfltlflg to Louls Harrxson, Katheryn Brown and Lons Ann Domxgxgue Z. h , P w , - ,,,.,. V l 9 Sister Mary lidnu showa new record player to Stella May Lass, Brenda Pitrc, l l ' , If I ' 1 x I rf wg I 5, . if '1 l Nickie Lomonte and Marv Ann Deliatta. me .rf Sister M. Annunciata explains history to Anne Broussard, Sister M. Cornelius weighs borax for Russell Giro lamo, Robert Todd and Glenda Edmonds. 'ii Sister M. Thomas Margaret explains algebra to Nancy Atkins and Ethel Gietzen. founal To establish higher and better ideals of conduct. to create and foster a spirit of understanding and cooperation among the students and faculty are some of the aims of the St. Anthony Student Council. Anthony Giardina, prexideul: Virginia Oxford, secretary: Jerry Aucoin, l'iL'e'-p7't'Sill6llf, and Ruby Reed, treasurer have served as officers of the Student Council for the current year. f my , , ' ,K ff Z 4 We .W A Q 11 :- .7-5 lf lndf' Student Council representatives are Patrick Phelan, joe Emerson, Michael Green, Tommy Emerson, Shelby Ferrit- ta, Judy Melancon. Jed Dollinger, Robert Todd and XY'ilfred Fournier. 13 5, X xW? X 1,41- fflh Classes form the nucleus around which school life revolves and develops into a happy memory of years spent with hundreds of others who are working toward the same goal-success. Seniors have worked hard to reach the goal that is now theirs-graduates from SAHS. The juniors realize the necessity of a high school education in their quest for success. For sophomores there is the choice of what course of studies to follow. Freshmen enter into a new and different life. For them the choice of subjects and organizations is Il'lO5t important. All students, regardless of the class they are in, pursue the best things that will insure a fuller and happier life for the future. V in f Q M L ig , 3 22' gi t ' ? if 5? 55 If f ' 3 ,E ,fm 2. 3 if :I 552 5 Q 4 . f 5 Q e 2 H fi Q5 x ' Q ,y T 7 ip , 'Q 3 T l 1' Q3' Z' f 3 is ff P f N I IW ., 2 E 5 ,N f 5 3 , : 3 t 1 5. Q .,,,,,4l , -ug-. . ...gs If ff Y J , Aimnn In uf' , t ,,e'Fij,e . , V r as ' P ' 1 j , . A , ,J it 4 ' - , Z l . ,K 5 Wvsgvan. ' Iss .L . 'eff Q 'ijwkt x' ri' fa 2, 'A' Q ,,j.' ,K mpg., ww.. 'av . Q , if ii,i.':.m ' QE x-:W lrafal' v 465 ,mi Anthony Giardina, President .fx- Q Yirginhx Oxford, Scvnftary v.--' f f , 1 4. F q,,'e ', Gerald Aucoin, Vire-President .44 fr-W pf 'I P, w..t x if 4 31:2 , 34211 'I xv, - p ' ,,x n -o ',r'?Y'. Li ,fix h T 4 ' Ruby RL-cd, 'l4rca.v11n,r 51 if-1. ifiiifs ,. r A -'J' o f 755' ' 'Y fl! A f, Marvin Abbott o Theresa Angelo Arlene Anger Friendly good natured sincere Talkative courteous excitable Fun loving active eager One in a million A laugh that is contagious No sooner sand than done in flu... jerry Aucoin Priscilla Barras Sports-loving, jovial, friendly. Pleasant, easy-going, natural A friend to all he meets. So sweet, kind, and fair. 17 f 1 .e' 1 r I ,xr f . joe Bevilacqua Berry Boden Earnest, easy-going, comical. Fun-loving, likeable, easy-going. Wh3IlS the rl1Sh- Loves the sunny side of life. I fl V 1 I r ' I A P , 1 Yfalrcr Bordages Anne Broussard ljnpredictable, helpful, active. Pggige, 5hy, undisrurbed, Rough, rough cowboy. A penny for your thoughts. 18 Q X lxatncry ll Brown Eager, dreamy, helpful. e loves life, and life loves her in T ,W I Emma Sue Burkett Ita Louise Burrous Loyal, sincere, fun-loving. Genuine! big-hearted, faithful.n No storm disturbs her sea of life. She carries sunshine with her. hb- JUN X NN , , - X .1 .X X 'X , ' ' N I ., . Peter Busceme Tim Campbell V Patsy Cheatham Amiable, daring, undisturbed. Red-headed, serious, helpful. kling, attractive, neat. A faithful friend. His happiness is in helping others. A True nobility in every gesture 19 ' - 5 gf - ll . ls ' I BarkeQ,Chunn Billy Cropper Undisturbedfobliging, casual. Pleasant, quiet, intriguing. It's good to be merryl' A boy of few words. XR xr Q ,inv- T' 3 ' ' gi CY , F Joe Cropper Jeanine Danna AHHCIIC Decllif lfnprediclable, amiable, playful. Lively, mischievous, witty. I-Qd! lik9, Clllifi, .f9SP0U5iblC- 'Make hay while the sun shines. Laughter combined wilh wit. 'She has a quiet charm. 20 S-N -.ss 1' Z . 4 y . 3 sr: xx , I Q 'i l ' ' ' ' I '1 7 VX ils J I Lois Ann Domingue ' Dolores Fazio Agreeable, reliable, refreshing. Talkative, eager, fun-loving. A sparkling, cherished jewel. I'll tell the world. 'WS' S ffl fl' ,fl f 4 X, 'NAM f I I fl lf! ' 'f I ff l fl I I Ernie Figari Anthony Giardina Roy Gonzales Tactful, particular, studious. Magnanimous, outstanding, happy. Talented, active, capable. A rhapsody of words. His friendship should be cherished. Afraid? Of whom am I afraid. 21 T N.--1-1-my T . !Eg!,.7 N5 r LJ- QA pw Ax M'P ' J l - ' -7' 1 L if .X f I I X- ' A P4 4 ,DK N1 f ' ,,,,, x f .4 K . ' 1 - - ! , Lynn Grinnell Margaret Gutierrez Louis Harrison Poised, gay, trim. Quiet, sweet, capable. Studious, active, clever. Give me liberty or give me death. She's ever gentle in her manners. Swift as a shadow. Y Martin Hebert Rodney Hebert Cool, handsome, nice. Studious, generous, gay. The silent man. A good head and a big heart 22 Uh f' Wfff Vernon Hill Ella Marie Horn Leslie effers Athletic, strong, casual. Quiet, determined, kind. Rare daring strange 'He would not budge an inch. Building castles in the air. Today we ive it if X l ? f Alice Jones Catherine Kohler Sweet, determined, dedicated. Energetic, happy, reckless. 'A bursting atom of energy, Foot loose and fancy free. 23 1 Y ,I .11 I I ,l,,J vt-'Vi S 1 9 1 ,Q 1'-JJ X ., 1. I 1 A ' gl 1 5 1' x f 6 ' 5 . 1 , 1 x A .W I f All It - I ' , 1 1.1. A A ' A ' Jo Ann Krepper I J , K Qarolyn LaCour Kind, sweet, pleasant. 1 1 klixcirahie, loyal, helpful. A sull, small vo1ce. A ll Leave no stone unturned.l' F I A f 4 I 1 0 - J I I 'I . l J I ' g ' J , r , A I A J i - ' l x X I 4 1 V l P ,! . v f Y wr- I V l XY'ilson Landry Catherine I.aRocca Jim Lawless Baffling, casual, quiet. Cute, lady-like, talenred. Calm, good-natured, shy. He loves the sunny side of life. She will dance right into your heart. Men of few words are best 24 Dale Ledet Francis Leggett Natural, pleasant, likeable. Talented, dependable, amiable. He's ready for anything. Nothing succeeds like success. . N ,X ' 1 NA MA 1 AJ' 4 NL' o Q1 I GNL 'XY 1 A Q AD NJ! K N JJ- ' M i ' ' C Mr Df f . JJv 6 1 N , JAX if-1 A Q, V IW 55 ,Jin A W Aff Ui.,-ws C. 'yV5L Jgvfdix lr! 67 53 if fjylpl' Frank Lomonte Bobby Luke Dorelene Madaffri Capable, quiet, kind. Undisturbed, polite, neat. Pleasing, friendly, willing. A quiet wit. A strong silent type. Her friendship should be cherished 25 1 l Sara jane Magliolo Entertaining, musical, alert. Persever1ng to the end. The p Bill Mahoney joe Mandry Rare, ambitious, reliable. Witty', mischievous, daring. rice of wisdom is above rubies. Fxcels in mischief and gaiety 9 ' V fi v ' K , tl V, 'X v 'N' R I I Z, , Y l ,. x ' f xv - - . 1 AJ ' f 5 x 131.0 i Don Melancon Anne Meriwether Plavful, natural, fun-loving. Quiet, good-natured, sweet. Art is long, life is short. As good as gold. 26 aw,-c, X 5 - Ted Ott Vi nia Oxford Jeanette Parigi Easy-going, genuine, witty. Vivacious, sweet, poised. Easy-going, likeable, steady. Not to go back is to advance. Where all is adventure. A smile that won't come off. N , x A 4 'ff 1--fe a ,' 2 J 7, l .7 L ' W, ,Z . S I Arvilla Perlitz Petite, fun-loving, cute. Small in size, big in heart. 27 Nad! Joe Polite Refreshing, humorous, natural. His mighty words are softly spoken w if 'A ' ' A .1 A 1 ' n X Ruby Reed Beatrice Rivera Frolicsome, venturesome, gay. Quiet, gentle, sweet. Born with the gift of laughter. Retains a smile for everyone. S-.1-.mf 'N' ' 1' X x tj Eddie Stewart Bill Tetley Bonita Vaglica Undisturbed, helpful, polite. Studinus, happy, efficient. Talkative, casual, friendly. He wastes no words. A good mind is better than a crown. Today we live. 28 M' Riley Venza Joe Verde Reliable, good sport, likeable. Fun-loving, big-hearted, happy. A good mind possesses a kingdom. He who perseveres shall win. ffgjf Pat Wagner Dorothy White Undisturbed, quiet, natural. Ambitious, venturesome, gay. Haste makes waste. Irish eyes smiling. 29 X . Wnlfred Fourmer oe Fmerson Presidents L1ll1an Phelan Lee Maldonado Vzce Preszdents Gary Cox, jo Beth Danna Serretaries Carolyn Pierson, Tina Geiscn Treasurers Nancy Atkins joe Anna Bennett Ronald Bourque Noreen Aubey Ronnie Bennett Sue Bowman Stella Burnett Sara jane Caldronia 31 jo Ann Bramer Phyllis Browning Ricks Bryant as 1? ri' I Tommy Carlson Donald Chatelain Brenda Condon Lloyd Chance Evangeline Chavez Gary Cox . , To I ' , I ,C 'ff ' 1 X ' X X N 0 nf' xbl ' X Q U lg '21 l , r-' ' 'S vp fp. ' NL, yo! X 'A , ol ff W J ,if . ,0 r l P- Q f, 2 it Sl l ,CQ ' I I L Rosalie Daleo Jo Beth Danna 32 I I I J 1 I janet Crowder John Daigle 4 .- 4 5 Mary Lucy Danna joe Emers Jennie Lee F a Charles Dinkins Peter Doyle Ann E sters Charles Dowd Gene Durham Glend Edmo ,Dany gnu-4,l9a '-Qv Q wwdghuwwlau ww. .,,fL7d, ,Q gf 494 AM,,k64oV'Zi,44, 5?-ff-df Awww? Caaaofmecjfvja ,646f',47f4-47 fwfmf, ,4,,-,M WMM, Wilfred Fournier f Tina Geisen Quan? fm f I 33 Il A lx jH14 1fl 41 X, I Q N Ben Hebert .X 1 I I I 1 4' 1 .- J l I ' I i '1 v' .' Y K' 1- ' Ll I - ' 1 M, ' ef, lr I .r ,1 , 'if ' ' Ethel Gietzen Margaret Anne Girolamo Q l Russell Girolamo Frank Gracia Melanie Henriksen Lula Langham Caroline Higginbotham Vita LaRocca Lee Maldonado Theresa Maldonado Z ' ati' Patricia McGown A Judy Melancon Kay Meriwether Rose Montalbano Sallie Morris Jerry Nele Paul Perrio Judith Pharris Ben joseph Nele Pete Perlitz Martha Pfaff Frank Phelan . '5 I 5 - L 'I v s, june Anne Ragland Ann Reynolds s , I -.1 ' I 'A 1 A Rosetta Romano Lillian Phelan Carolynn Plummer Carolyn Pierson Barbara Preble H0 1, 4 1 ffwiff fb 37 of A! JW, MMZJJA4 mf Mfyfafz ZLf.?Q4LZQZfMZlCQ1WT ,igziiifn IL Zz, W, ,f MZZLWJM, , , 41750, . dvw-c'..fLf,. CQ,,,,Zf,a4gnQ 25:52 ZZMJZW 1- MLgfjLq-6 ' AMW? 111170 jwlq. 'J Paula Sexton Lynda Thompson inda Tevis Robert Todd A111 Patrnck Phelan Mmhael Crcen Preszdenfs Margaret Konz Mntne Portxc Vzce Presidents Y Marge Ixmrtc han Cheatham Sunfanzs :P Rodnu Birrx Blllxe Bows. Treasurers jimmy Akers Anthony Asta Sandra Aycock Mary Leah Babin Madlyn BalS21mO Billie Bosse Tommy Bailey R0dr1Cy Barry julian Briseno Rita Baker - x john B6rWiCk Pat Broussard jophnmvma, x N I M? I DJ J 6 N 2 x .Ly f M!! ff ' Silly W y JJ f 1' - L l 'M X f 1 W Agri! if .V V 1 B M yy fb M. GJ W ll V w ' 7 ' :V K 9 if J ,,f - - A 1 DMS? 7 Agway fi? . 7 f V if pf J y, DJ Johnny Bryant Robert Burge Clarice Campbell W v fx W ,DX .J 39 'll 'SY Y - Katy Cheatham Frank Daleo Concetta Coco Mary Rose Daleo Kenny Cropper Evelyn Decuir Jane Fertitta Shelby Fertitta ' aw. Orelia Decuir Jed Dollinger Marcel Elissalde Roy Lynn Erie Margie Fanette Frank Fertitta ? 1 4 d . 7 I I 1 ' v , fnuff' .'72' rl U ' ' ,,'x' ' A' 4 ' , , , ,I fs I f , -1 , 'bl L' x ff' Gwen Fischer '1 I xl 40 Mary Catherine Fudge Q F l S Sandra Gallagher Helen Gallier 1 J 41 'E .54 Frances Geheb Bobby Hayes Dorothy Hohn Michael Green Margaret Hebert Louise Jacobson Clara Guajardo Ann Marie Higgins Barbara johnson Margaret Konz janet Kroutter Suzanne Krusen i .,l gf? ,' -'9-. Ann I.aCour Victor LaRocca Stella Lass Arleen Lopez Valerie LeMaire John Lopez janet McCasland Elizabeth Normand Patrick Phelan james Mullally Rose Marie Parigi Brenda Pitre Michael Nebgen Theresa Pennell Mitzie Portie A411 4 obj . fa 01 ,N .1 6! 1 ' f I , I I 7 ' A ' 2 Mildred Manion ,I I 5 ' A fl Martin Mary M f 1 n if , M W 1 f he . , ' ' ff' wr 1 . i fx ' ' .554- 1f 1, j ,, Michael Lozano N 5 lr' Eileen Ramb Peggy Reed f Manuel Solis Andrew Solleder Carolyn Thompson ,ff ' 'A Q5 , 3 . , ' 9 1 1 C 1 .lll', 4l'P g.. .lt 1 i Q D 9 , 9 T . ' 4 UQ ii:-.X us W lf. Tommy Emerson Pat Oxford Preszdenlx D1ck Lawless Stephen Grace Vzfe Prendezzls .,.i Wadmc Pochc Shurell L.1Rnc L Sunlarzes 44 Patrlcla Gran Amhom Tamlllo 1 n miners i -gl I .I A If 4 Morris Barrilleaux joseph Baden Victor Barranco joseph Alexander f Leanna Babin l Maureen Babin I . 5 ' 1 'V v NJ 'yi ff Danny Bettis Candace Bordages Ray Bramer Richard Brassard 45 mmy Broussard herine Busccme cphine Campise Charles Bruno Mike Buckley mes Burroughs Robert Castille Frank Chavez VI joseph Daleo I I C- A J I jude Daleo Frank Danna Carol Ann Dattalo Mary Ann DeFatta X 1 I I N Rhew Dooley Susan Doyle Mary Ann duPerier Tommy Emerson Mary jo Galiano 46 Zilda Mae Hebert Linda Henriksen Lucy Ann Hidalgo Homer Hill Nancy Keith 47 Olivia Gutierrez Danny Pa Carolyn L. M Steve Gallagher Ortencia Garcia Rogers Garrido Stephen Grace Rose Gracia Patricia Green f 7 ' N' f.5,,,,1 J, lb new fb Gale Griffin Dolores Guerrero q?,,, 1,,f 'LZ 'f .,, 'f,, f ff ,. , ik N M-f f I Hamby Harrop Hebert Hebert f- ,- ,161 'Z Alta Ann Kennedy Sherrell LaRive Carmen LaRocca George Lass Dick Lawless 'lv jW,,t7'4DQ'lWJjlv f,ff ff lf 5 Nfl of Carol Leicht Virginia Lisotta Nickie Lomonte jake Mazzu ,BW OWN ll Uxhrfy Mary Perlitz Shirley Perrio Antoinette Plaia Wesley' Plummer 48 JI J Robert McLauchlan Jerry Melancon Martha Mills -..Z Betty jane Mott Arthur Nebgen Pat Oxford Carol Palumbo Matthew N osek X Anthony Tantillo l, ' 'Q in ! .l- Anthony Strazz Shirley Tanner Anita Savino Ronald Scaife Johnny Stockman George Reynolds Vincent Rinando Robert Rouen Connie Roy YD I Erin Teare Rosanne Tortorice 1 Wadine Poche Carl Portie Diana Pratt Kay Quartararo Mary Agnes Racki ' 1 1 I 1 K Donald Waddell William Wagner Catherine Wilson Richard Woods Ruth Young 49 X Q Q 2 ' Q VERI TAS Organizations are formed with but one view in mind -to make all students better youth of today. and great- er lenders of tomorrow. All clubs sponsored by the school huxe il f.1culty advisor as well its officers elected by club members. At St. Anthony's there are enough clubs formed to give each student an opportunity to choose the one, or ones, he feels interests him ns un individual. 'l'o learn the proper procedure for conducting meet- ings. and to get the mried ideas of others on mtitters of import.1nce. gixes students gt feeling of responsibility toxxiirds e.1ch other .ind to the school they attend. 1 if 'U' 'T I mf I , 'ww' W. jaw? W? 4 ' -. 1 wax MMM is 01375. 1 WHA -OF - 3 At K uf ..,. ,.,. D I 'f A ,, ...Q 5 X I ? Riley Vcnm, Prcfed X 'O '.- I ,4 1 il I cis l.1-ggcu, liao-l'n'j'u'l from fNl.1rch F' an im Cglmphcll. SCL'l'L'fz1f,1 53 Hoya' Study-ms in the limp' .uid Ciirls' buddliry seek to min- rhu iclmls nf ilu- spiritual life mer higher for Lllciiinlm-N .md iirliws. lhc Nmcl.1list's priiimri aim is ilu- s.imrifiQ.ui4m of self. .xml then the w.1m'tifil.1riwi1 of his nciglilwr. A Smliliri lIlNlllL1lC xmx hclcl .ir Sr. .'xllIl1UIlf.S , -r., x 5 Bill Tetlcy, T!'L'tl3'1ll't'f Sodalists boarding buses to go Christmas caroling are jo Beth Danna, Mary Lucy Danna, Lucy Ann Hidalgo, Nancy Keith, Rodney Hebert, Carolynn Plummer, Riley Vcnza, Carl Portie, jude Daleo, Bill Tet- ley, jo Ann Krepper, Ann Wfagner, Lynda Thompson and Rosetta Romano. On another bus vse find Anlta Saylno Carmen LaRocca Concetta Coco Mlldred Mamon Erin Teare Shelby Pertltta Valerie LeMa1re Orelia Deculr Madlyn Balsamo Katy Cheatham Margie Fanette Mary Catherine Fudge Antionette Plaia 0 Catherine Busccme Fwelyn Decuir Martha Mills Helen Gallier l'l17abeth lNormand and Frances Geheb Perlitl Semin! mu Nlirthl 'Nlill5 N tlern. leNlurL Ann XX igntr Mildred Nlanion 'Ibnd mu Rod llchert Nladlxn Bilsimo Bill fctlu Carl Portit lim Campbell Lathu. XXil5on l'rantes Gtheb Pat 54 amen Moore Lx nda Ihompgon and o Ann lxrepper of x I UQ K ' . 5 A' x Y . . V. , Q , . . , . , J' 9 1 H V V 'I Y , v l v 1 J 1 9 ' l ,V v I Y H 9 . . I , , I ,,: K 1 . Q T0- W .: A N 'f 'l Q ii f -g 4 5 . Singing at the convent are Mary Catherine Fudge, Concetta Coco, Katy Cheatham, Orelia Dccuir, Arv -rg gii.'A '.'ix H1 ,. 'l - Q, gm Svdahtg, ' fn M1 Arlfng Anggr P 1 H1 Xnrglnu Oxford Inc Pre ul Sara june Mugliolu. Sevrftfzrj' Ruby Reed. Treamrer 'U' ' Q I V' o 9 f .1 9 X I x Anne Broussard receives the Catholic Digest llonor Award from Mr. XXfilliam Kirn for outstanding salesmanship in the South and Southwest. Prefect Arlene Anger is also pictured. Anne Broussard shows the portable radio, and Peggy Reed the archery set won for high sales- manship in the Decency in Reading Program, The Catholic Digest sponsored a De- cency in Reading Program at St. AU- thonfs from October -1-22. Magazine suhscriptions were sold hs members of the l705Sl.lI1d girls' Sodalities. Prizes were awarded to the high sales- men at a regular weekly meeting in the school auditorium. f, XS' ft?-W-.as-nm ui...,,q fi-sf . il .c 'C ' 8 ui 06 Other award winners in 'lihe Catholic Digest program are lililaheth Normand, Virginia Ux- ford, Kats' Cheatham, Margaret lionl. Ruby Reed, Arlene Anger. Patricia Nltlioxsn, Ann XX'agner, Concetta loco, lzxangeline c,l1.lNCl, 56 V7 'll Members of the Apostolic Committee are Judy Melancon. Evange- line Chavez, Arvilla Perlitz, Lynn Grinnell, Lula Langham, Peggy Reed, Nancy Atkins, Shelby Eertitta, Ruby Reed, chairmang jo Beth Danna. I 'F nn. 7 Arvilla Perlitz, Anne Broussard and Lynn Members of the Eucharistic Committee shown are Sara jane Magliolo, chairman, Carolynn Plummer, Melanie Henriksen, Pat Broussard, Rosalie Daleo, Evelyn Decuir, Valerie LeMaire, Sue Burkett, Ann Vfagner. jo Ann Krepper, Madlyn Balsamo, janet Crowder, jo Theresa Angelo and Catherine LaRocca. ' n .LV 2 6 x, F , E7 ' if Members of Our Lady's Committee are Virginia Oxford, chair- mang Elizabeth Normand, Vita LaRocca, Katy Cheatham, Concetta Coco, Jane Fertitta, Jeanine Danna, Mary Lucy Danna, Phyllis Browning, Mary Rose Daleo, Mildred Blanion. Mary Catherine Fudge, Martha Pfaff, Patricia McGown, Annette DeCuir, Lynda Thompson, Carolyn Pierson and Mary Ann Sala. 57 Grinnell prepare food in baskets for needy families at Christmas. Peggy and Ruby Reed prepare to deliver a Christmas basket to a needy family. Father Wlilliam Bosworth hears the permanent Act of Consecration made by Martha Pfaff, Pat- ricia McGown, Evangeline Chavez, Mary Lucy Danna, Phyllis Browning, Mary Ann Sala and Carolyn Plummer at the close of the day of re- collection on December 8. l The boys and girls of the school Sodalitv spon- sored a Sodalitv Institute from March 15-I . Various classes were held during the three days from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Teachers for the Institute were Rev. Iames Mc- Quade. Rev. R. M. Charest. SJLBI.. Rev. A. Levet. Rev. George Prendergasr, SJ., Rev. E. A. Juraschek and Miss Dorothy XY'il1mann. One purpose of this Institute was to give stu- dents an opportunity to reap some of the henc- firs of a Summer School of Catholic Action at much less expense. ff e fl- E+- Arranging identification tzlgS are Caroljnn Plummer, Carolyn Pierson, Sara Jane Magliolo and Phyllis Browning. fx X I-nan I - 5. 0 ii.' 'gs T , I, Signing up tor the committee of their choice ire Xir inil in Oxford elnine DIIIIII Rubx Reed Arlene Anger ind Peggs Reed Sue Burkett and Ilinbeth Normind post Ihucn Anglo emblem on bulletin board Thes worked on the house decorations committee NUR - Franco Gchcb- Melanie Hcnrlkwn and Wiorking on the daily news sheet for the Sodalirj Institute are Marv hiartha Pfdff llfcll-iff to nuke llmlcrs fer Rose lhleo. Ianet Lrowder. Kali f,lIL'.lIlI.lIII, Nlildred Nlanion. Phvllis the 1301159 d9f0f3UUn5 Cmmnlufc' Browning. llt-len Cmllier .ind Ylunei Anne Ragland. I 58 Y m ' gm. Ufflcers are Sue Burkett, lnamru eamne Dmnx :eu den! oe Pollte llll, zremleut C rtherlne I 1Roee1 torn, lllldlllg uuehnj uds Aleltmeon reundznq secrelmj Waltlng for dlreetrons .ire Dolores luro o Ann Krepper etznme Danna Patss Cheatham, X lfglflld Ox ford Standing are o fheresa Angelo, bard me 'Nlaglrolo Dorothw Vhhlte, Alice ones etmette Pdrlgn Annette DeCu1r unlors pose at the elose of 1 weekly meeting Pletured ire Bdrbxrx Preble I xrolxn PILFSUII, No reen Aubes lthel Cnetzen Ann Rewnolds Meltmne Henriksen uds Melaneon Sue Burkett explains stage teehnrque to Louls Harrison Don AlLl.ll'1COH Itl Lourse Burrous Dile Ledet, Catherlne L.iRocca Katherxn Brown Izlla Marne Horn, Anthom Grardxnd, Rodnex Hebert Loxs Ann Domrngue and Francrs Leggett 59 .T SJ , V . .' --1-I4 , 5 A . . 41 --lx - ,, 1 v 4 ' ' '.,Jl,l,', ., I 5 , I fl n I f. K 5 V A f 5 :Q V , ,M , Sf 1 l. ' J', p., .sk. 2 ..' . '-..i. 1 iz . .vg dv ', , 3 e 'cy f , x b g t . 5' ,, , ul . V I 1 1 ,ff V Jr Q f A if ui' 1 , r i fam 5 aL play, Jmfwar Tim Campbell acted as narrator for The Glass Menagerie The one act play was presented at the San Antonio Plax Lestival on November 10 FQ. The Genesian Dramatics Club is composed of junior and senior students interested in all phases of dramatics. Learning stage techniques, lighting, set design and directing are obtained at the production of each new play. Francis Leggett vsho receu ed A best actor award for his role as im discusses old times at school with Sue Burkett who plased Laura I7- K i L- ' '- vw Rodnex llcbert Ih rtsi Angelo lmnus Icggctt md Sun. liurltctt In 1 drmnut sunt from lht C liss Menagerie 60 ' I! .4,, , V . v 'v 1 y . J , 7 Y l ' xi 1, l .t S va . i Y ' v s. , ., V - ' f I. , sf' ' ' ' , . it L., t.,, - 'L , .5 ,Y V. .. if-I , A ,,. . -1 A K-. F --v----5--.--.......t. ,Q .,:?'-:Q-f...-...... K- J, ' ' ,lone-Ja 1' , 5' .-11' Q '- ' Q ag '-- '.,'. - Q ,, . ,1 - .,,. .- Cast of The Bxrds Chrnstmas Carol whxch was presented by the Gcneslans m St Anthony s Audx torxum on December 19 mcludes Ronnie Scalfe Carolyn Thompson Dick Rlegel Eyangclmc Chavez Margaret Anne Glrolamo Dolores I'az1o lmmy Broussard canette Parlgn Dorothy Whlte and Nickle L :monte if B -,VN A 0 ff xgf' Q s Also featured on the Christmas program were 1ce skaters Erln Teare Mary Ann duPer1er Leanna Babm o Catherine Busceme Diana Pratt Carolyn Hebert Wadme Poche Carol Palumbo Catherlne Wilson Maureen Babnn Zxlda Mae Hebert osephme Camplse Alta Ann Kennedy Martha Mxlls Llnda Henriksen and Carmen LaRocca -'kt The N3IlYlIy' scene featured joe Emerson as St Joseph and Annette DeCu1r as Mary Angels at the Cflb are Cy nthla Lynn Andress and Judith Ann Savoy Also lncluded are Michael Nebgen, Pat Wagner, rrancls Leggett, bue Bowman, Alice Jones, Ita Loulse Burrous, lNI1tZlC Portle, Mary Rose Daleo, Arlene Anger, Phyllls Brovynrng, Wfllfred Fournier, Joe 61 Pollte, Pete Perlltz and Dale Ledet l ! fl V1 5 1 - fl' ,wx . N 1 ' ' Q ,, . .,-J. , -V ,JA 7 .., , V .A A . ., A A95 l y ' .- ln - , 'MV' Y 'X' .' J A ftxj ,QC or i 1, , ,J , . ,y , ' y - l 'yy' 1 V tasty? 4 l , ' it . lu' K ' K X f , -if: A' 4 U 4 I sf P 'fx' 1' , l . 1 l A E JL .91 ., ' 'awww 1 . , K. s ' 1. 1 . Q A Q' ' , !L-Q.... ': X ' H i I I I ? . r f r 1 1 ff rms. .. , 1-, - h L, , . . : J Q , ,f , .7 A 'I I I U J A-H I 1 Q X , , ,,- J I i Q 'e fi --Q 1 ff: r 1' X e -. r JA... v' ,X QL , ,1 4 Q .F 4 -M , . I . 1 - 'li , , 1- . wax my f A X ,f 'v ff e r J X f? .5 ' - Q .. rr A'-1 f xx V I -T W4 Q 1, Q 9 We , ,A Q., 'e ,f 1 r ' V X ' L y 'J f ,' ' NSA.:- , D A -. 7- 'QF X 9. 4 Mn- . N V, 1 r :H .. , - :. .' Q7 , --Q-xui-un-I X s.u', f A if 3 i Q , k A mb A V. . I lv .' . I . L U. I, , V ga 1 R4 , , .. ,. ,V ' xx JM H gh if -... . . x , ., - ',f- ' -fxx f-4 WA - X .A If f i , , ep , , , r . 4 J 4,4 fl V4 M I ' I .v Y f' 1 I 1 1 'K Q ff --Q K-1 Imul Dolores luiuo btlllllll mu Uorothx XX hlte 'NI.1rth.1Pf1ff Catherine L1RoLc.1 N1 lrx Lum Danna 0 Ann Krepper Tlmd rou Ita LOUISL Burrous LOIS Ann Dommlgue Alue ones Melame Henriksen Fourlla rou lxuhnrxn Brown o Ihernn Angelo Larolsn Plummer cmettc Parxgn Annette DLCUII Sue Burkett Pita Cheath lm X11 lil Nl 1 1 Inv! mu Ann Kunolcis Kosllu. Dxlw udnh Ph xrrls Suomi mu Pxtrlux McGown hiifgdfil Anne rol :mu I L I I tt Ib! 11 Nlnldrul N1 muon C lrolxm lllH,lnboth lm 'Sian lrances 5 is Nlarx A n S111 louise uobson Sl lla Nln I iss 'Nlirx Roan D1 co 62 jakepwzirhpw One of the oldest sections of the music department, open to all senior, junior and sophomore girls, is the Cecilian Glee Club. The singers participate in school and civic affairs. The an- nual Christmas Civic Program is always a major activity of the year. They also attended a music festival at Sacred Heart TX ' ' I' ll ' ll . 'N - T 1 ,- YI X 13... I X EL. x U l ,f x- ' t Cecilian officers are Rose Marie Parigi, librarian: Lois Ann Domingue, treasurerg Alice Jones, president, and Dorothy if White, treasurer. Lois Ann Domingue portrayed the Blessed Mother, with Ita Louise Burrous and Alice jones as angels, when the Cecil- ians presented their Christmas selection Little Son of God at the annual Civic Program in the City Auditorium. 5 E Mi 5 z hx .' Lf Front-Elizabeth Normand. Second rou'-Frances Geheb, Dorothy Hohn, Orelia Decuir, Brenda Pitre. Third rou'-Margie Fanette, Margaret Ann Hebert, Penny McCasland, Rose Marie Parigi, Sandra Gallag- her, Pat Broussard, Rita Baker. Fourlb row-Ann Wagner, Sandra Aycock, Evelyn Decuir, Ann Marie Higgins, Mitzie Portie, janet Kroutter, Mary Leah Babin, Valerie LeMaire, Katy Cheatham. 63 aaa ' gmc Members of the Boys' Choir sing any time they are called on for civic, school and church affairs. Singing hymns at Mass every Sunday and First Friday keeps the members of the Girls' Choir busy throughout the year. They also sang carols before Midnight Mass in St. Anthonfs Church. First mu'-B. Nele, Ronnie Scaife. Sewud mu'-Bill Tetley, Frank Fertitta, Charles Dinkins, Marcel lilissalde, Rogers Garrido, Martin Mary. Third mu'-Pat Phelan, Tim Campbell, Roy Gonzales, Francis Leggett, Michael Green. gm 'gmac Qi' Orelia Decuir. Arleen Lopez, Leanna Iiabin, Virginia Lisotta. Carolyn ebert. Dorothx llohn. lSmkfM.irv Ann DeF.1tt.i, lfxelxn Decuir, Carol Ann Dattalo. Carol Palumbo. Anita Saxino, .Io Catherineiliusceme. 64 DU nres Iftiziu. Ruhj Rtcd. Ptxtaj f,hc.1t- ham, Luib Ann D1m1inf5L1e,'Iu.xninc IDAHIILI, bzuk-Lxnn Grinnell. Sue Burkett. Align vtmcs. 'Io Ann Krqppcr. Annette Dckuir. 0 Beth Dmnl uf. Annt Btnnttt Ru aatta Rommo Nlirthn Pflff Nitin Iutx Dmna Clrolme I'i12,f71I1b0l'hdI'I1 lxtngt lmc Chasez t B rhlrt 'rthlt I x A11 Crea 1 if ildon ldu mil Ihom wan PIIFILII 'Nltfmu I1 Sttllx Burnett tndiptrt Xlr LI L R t Nhrx C xthtrmc Iudge Nlllt rtd Nlmxon IL Prmtts Cn Ich fx ilk C ht it lm N lxn Bllslmw Nl zrglrct Ixonz nn XX lgner Ptnm NILC tslmd 1 xl I Bfrk- ti 4 . I - ', N url' tr S11I.1, Th' t t . , Ly . H I , Br' . i 1. 'tx c ic I. 25 airs, P 'ggy C mi. - 1 4 Q. - ' 5 Y . . ' 1 - Brk-I VI-. 'L 1' Q -g h. , . ' L ,Q . . L Vt A V I. fx '4 N ml Hoya. ' lnfalt Michael Nebgen and XY'ilfred Fournier display the altar boy awards given annually by the Serra Club, and presented to them by the Most Rev. XV. Nold on january 23. Any Catholic boy attending SAHS may belong to the Altar Boys' Club. Meetings are held every Tuesday at activity period in order to appoint boys to serve Mass for the week. sian 'Wilfrc-cl lfournier, Andrew Solletlcr, john Bryant, Billie Bosse, Francis Leggett, Dale Ledct, Jerry Aucoin, Put Wagner .ind lfathcr james Moore, director of altar boys. J..- qu- I x Ill. .Q R, if . I3 hw. Q49 QQ 5955 at Ifiril you XY esley Pltimmt-r. l.iltc Nl.illLl. Robert Rouen. lfmnlt l7.inn.1. l,.it llnrrop. Stroud rffu XXilli.1n1 XX.ign't-r. Itrrx Nlt-l.mton, Ronnie Soiife. lrinlt f,l1.lXL'l. Victor li.irr.i11to. Iohnnx 5llKlxIlI.lIl. lonimy lmcrson .intl i.h.xrlt-x liruno. 66 Rox Gonzales .mtl Pete liuscenie t 1 1 1 'Y 2' I l J -Y ' Q i iw..- 1-lr 'tiff' i' ir-if iff' af if :Nl QA 'a ,fri -'ff Q gg, , 3 1 W 4' + mag' - . , K K 1 4 J q . . . ,, . ,U , , inn' ... v ef ' 5 'F X fa gif? QF, l': lg? '. QP j.f:a-I 3. iii? E11 i r ' 4 - f . 5. , . Q Q ' 'I' V - ' -4' -fa ' f 3' -, x XX if ' ' fi' ', Ao ' ' .Q Y . Yr' iv. 4, A ' , A , . K A 1 4 xi KE, M? Fl lm xmlhnll R 21,111 1 k RIQ ... E 3 5 r0e ,Q vw I I 1 I Wad. Comentlon Hall SAHS on Nowmber 6 gr mmm' gm, Hats off to the St. Anthony Mothers' Club! The new drapes in the school auditorium are a shining example of the hard work done bv these mothers who raised monex' to purchase them in the beginning of the year. i For the many other little things they have done that would take a volume to enumerate. the faculty and stu- dents say. Thanks to all of you. Q Jig: in Attending the annual tea at the convent on October 5 are Mrs. A. M. Phelan, Mrs. F. Broussard, jr., Mrs. XV. F Langham, Mrs. Hebert and Mrs. D. Bordages. ' ' ' - I ' ,I .L,,,, L , --.A..,I,.,I 7 0 l fied 611044. Esersone can serxe hxs countrw ln a small wax bs bemg an actne member of the unlor Red Cross Bs vsorkmg together 1n local and natlonal pro1ectS the St Anthons RC learned to make others happx bt doxng small fax ors for those who are less fortunate than the R Q i Waltlng thelr turn to go through a mob1le unit presented by the Unlted States Atom1c Energy COmmlSSl0n are Brenda Pltre Ellzabeth Norrran Mntzxe Portle Flxzabeth Res nolds Ann Marne Hug gms Ann LaCour Orelna Deculr Sandra Gallag her Mars Rose Daleo Nancs Rmando Carolyn Thompson Stella Max Lass Kneelmg Marv Leah Babln Kats Cheatham Jane Fertitta inns'- d anet Crow der, Sports Edztor Bmw Q I4 Rules Xcnn Assormlc Editor 1-5 Dorelenc Madaffrn Exrlmnqe Edxtor Phxlln Bmxxnnm, md IXlIhf.fYIl Brown failure Edzlurs Anne Nlnrmcthcr CINIIIKIIIIHI Manager --.l,....., -- .-...., 1- '5- 5 . v I 1' if ,gl A Y X f X X ' .rx I AM , fn , - ,. . V ,l M . I 4. 4 -L7 i Q , N -I J , , .I K U . ,P f , -. , p' .' -. . '- ' 1,- . , 4 x 0 yi A ,, .'. . . R . Patrxcla 'NIcGmnn Ifdztm Judy Melancon une Anne Ragland Lols Ann Domxngue Louxs Harrlson hens Edztors Anne Easrers Charles Dowd Club Edztors 7.1 Carolxn P1erson Department Edztor Riley Venza Busmess Manager ot'aI'I.f0D'l.0, Rubs Reed Cathcrmc Kohler Patsv Cheatham Carolxn LaCour ean me Dmna Katheryn Brown Asxorzale Busmess Managers XIFEIHIJ Oxford Dolores limo Suv. Burkett o Ann Krcpper De arlmull Edrtmr 74 SPV Ita Loulse Burrous Photographer .nd . :C .. -3 iv ' ' I .1 1 H1111 .' llzruuuinu Mqfdn' x. . - Q C 'I 'P - - H s ss' ' ' Q' 4 ,. . - ll 4. , . ' 1 - J - i w 1 I a 4 v 1 , ' . gy, ,fl A- 1 ' , 1 cr Q S, . ,. v- A 4 N - ' f ,,.,....4 y I . L . . . Q J . . Q Ge CAN-aouc XX SC HOOL LOIS Ann Domxngue Edftor Alice ones Catherlne LaRocca Arlene Anger Lxnn Grinnell eanette Parlgx xlllfao nl 501100, qi Q 4- 9 7 VU Z 3 2 17 vhs Assorzate Editors l 75 Annette DeCu1r, Jo Theresa Angelo, Dorothy XX'h1te, Sara Jane Magllolo Make up Edztors -I . 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J , . , , lv ,J Ahce uma md Dorclcne xidddfffl type for library. for I be L mlm D uma Durnlcm NI id xffrm bug Bmxman u Q .:' I b11ll1f111 1111111111 gt'IlL'l'41 114 1111111111111 me du 111 1l111g unrk Jaffa adm at ,saws St Anthons s Future BUSINESS Leaders of Amerxca Chapter 1557 was organnzed 1n 1933 D6 The chapter consrsts of the senror group and the aumlxarx group The actnmes conslst mamlx 1D preparmg trckets programs and general duphcat ron work for facultw members and orgamzatlons l .f , Xl II mntfbil I'BLA offrcers are Allct ones serond zzre preszdenl Car olyn LaCour preszdent eamne Danna zrsl ure reszdeul Slandzng are Catherxne LaRocca treasurer and o Theresa An elo secretary WJ bf 417 l 4115 Artzze members are Catherlne LaR0cca Carolyn LaCour Loxs Ann Dommgue Dorelene Madaffrx Katheryn Brown eanette Parrgr and Beatrrce R1vera Slaudzng are o Theresa Angelo Sue Bowman Patsy Cheatham and eanxne Danna NI vi 7 3 + 1 Nea pledges are Caroline Hlggmbotham, Mary Lucy Danna, Margaret Anne Glrolamo, Carolyn Pnerson, Annette DeCu1r, Marcelxne Salas, Anne Fasters, Rosetta Romano, Marx Ann Sala, Barbara Pre ble and jo Ann Krepper 42' VLA Q7 , T1 3: l 'K L, Q- ' 'J . . ,.,, '., I v v ' ' . ' , f I .37 tt , 4 g , ,-Je ,f T-P, A , y J 8 a '- .L as 4,2 f ' p . , . :'.,.t1x' 'v' jJ , . J s , 'Q - 'S T ,, T Q ' 5' ,JM,g,. ,V f 5? 77 ffift ,K ,9- .: .fs X-5 . g.,2'L ' a Patss Chcitham Aliunate 8 Rubx Reed Vnrgmm Oxford ' 'I .. ' I 3 , 5 K ' 8 Q ' - ' 3 W ' 4 2 I K E K R . , ' -. 2 W. 5 wk . . , 1 . ,,.., , , V ., 4...-, 11 f, JIQ-ff : 1 A,.., 1 .. , ,Y N, ,. - - ,X , K v .2 , , . , . , ' ' ', , . w 7 . - 6'lu.e, 6'aLtalzbn, Qlzum, and Bugle fmpa, cfs Mr. Robert LeBlanc, Director Mary Lucy Danna, Drum Major Annette Decuir, Majorelte Carolynn Plummer, Majorette 79 Jennie Lee Ferritra, Majorette Roy Lynn Erie, Majorette Allce Jones, Drum Sergeant Q -53 S? 33 Ei, Clara Guajardo, Brenda Pitrc. Sandra Gallagher, Clarice Campbell IQEQ lsggl E n. W.. ,. In TW- Jane Fertitta, Maureen Bubin, Arlccn Lopez Z' ,L J Fri get, 'J-L+ - if as EM- 1 , m. , A , png f,,, , swf ph 'HA , gg v Q, fum.- ,F- QSFA- s Al, . O 55 .'4.t'. N ' , -7 , I 'O MOH A Z a ., 2 1 A iff 'ff ,,1i.:.. SVI 33 ,,. , 4 if 3 ff .-. 9 1 f MLK' JW' r. C I W V? Mum Inu! 1-11 vm - v P.-4 'O K M 'V gina- ii' 9 i 1, 43 fyaf.. vwffdug 11 i V! '1- Q u 44. Jji .W 1 1 :WE 1. 6154? :Pina ,jaw . ni .Z , 6 WWMW4 5 Q . Gzagq wfff f H 53692-ff WWW ' 36? Q? .9 I i 7 .L h Mq w -v 4 ,.. ga 414 i Nw A dak .Wane 9 Www llll , - W f l , 11 X :Q T 1 ' ri 5, Q L M Y i ,fx Y I' W Us s E 2 NX? 4 !f ,Mus '5.q UK. ll! at MBR? I J J 5, 1 21' nu nv A-:fs Senior drummers turning in instruments are Caro- lvn LZICOUF, Betty Boden. Alice jones and Dorothy jcnnine Danna. ltn Louise liurrous, jo Theresa Angelo Xicrhite Packing bugles are Sue Burkett, Beatrice Rivera and Jo Ann Krepper. Annette Decuir turns in baton. Dolores Fazio. jo Theresa Angelo, Ita Louise Burrous return bell lyre. Carol Ann Diittulo, l.eg1nnz1 li11bin.Cileml11 Prexost, Mary lflilribetli llliirufis. Gale Gritlin, jo lfatlierim' Bus- ccme, l rt-shnmn Cheerleaders. 82 fafholic, fzgaaft gamaz The Most Reverend XY. Xold. bishop of the Galveston Diocese. requested the formation of a Catholic Youth Council in eyery parish. The CYC at St. Anthony's promotes spiritual. cultural. recreational and social events that are sponsored for all Catholic high school students. District and diocesan councils act as advisory coun- cils for the betterment of the parish CYC. asa, I x .W 3 I-I' o g 4 Installation of new officers was held in St. Anthony's Church on January 28. Carolynn Plummer, lrea51n'er,' Carolyn Pierson, serretary' Father Albert Beck. diifrivl rlireclnr: Sue Bowman, ziceflresirlfnf- XY'iI- fred Fournier, president. Assisting Father Beck were' jerry Aucoin. Father joseph Koebel, Dale I.edet. Roy Gonzales. Father Vfilliam Bosworth, Peter Busceme. X Speakers at the Sabine District meet are jerry Aucoin, Shelby Fertitta, Janice Gauthier, Sue Bow- znan. Father Paul Pieri, Father Albert Beck, Melvin Hebert, Riley Venza, Tim Campbell. Students attend Benediction at close of district meet. Registration time for the Sabine District meet. Shelby Fertitta and Patricia Green register Rheyv Dooley. Marcel lilissalde, Pat Phelan. Mildred Manion, Ted Ott. Carolynn Plummer, Sallie Morris, Wilfred Fournier. 83 s iv , ?'- if Activities are as important to character development as studies are to intellectual development. By active participation in school and parish sponsored activities, a student learns to work well with those who have the same interests and ambitions as he. To each of us there are many things that bring back happy memories of school days. Perhaps the ones we recall more readily are the hours of happiness and joy we shared with others at the annual homecoming game, the Christmas play, the junior-senior picnic and many other socials. Here more than in any other phase of school life we can all look back with a smile and say It was such fun! I Mui 'Nlemhers of the Athletic As5oL11t1on who worked hard The St inthonx s -Xthletlt 'x5SlKl1ll0fl sponsored .1 btneflt turltu dinner and tountrx falr on the sthool t.1n1pu5 on Noxcmber 7: 'Nlr lranlt lLlP1I'kllUXXlS Qeneml thur mm for the dlnntr and Nlr alta XIIIILI had thargc of the country faxr to rust. funds for sthool lthletlt LqLllpI11Ll'lI art zu! mu altt lxllllll K 1rloShun11ltf.r ohnnx I'ortor1tL Alu. I'ortor ce Stroud mu A lertltta Iranlt 'Nlaclun Irmlx Iupi rcllo 'N 'NI CAIDPISL llte Angelo Sam Parlgl Iather VMI 111111 Bosworth Bark Norman Trov Admmny the State Champronshlp Trophx won 1n 1955 are errx Aucom X ernon Hnll Coach Nxclt Prankonc and R01 Gonzales Illlt K iyii-.- 1 s 1 ir tlutrltrtlers lx 1 Lu. 5 1111 111u11htrsho1rt 1 1 thlrttru hus or Crrlnntll Krlent ingtr Ruhx Raul llll X lfglllll Ox o tl tl X lnton 45,1 It 86 1.: .t' 'i.k'L'1.' 1 ' ',z 1.'l1 1a1' l l i. l K , .L,. :l,li- Q ' .111 . 7 . ' . I' ,.' N I X , g A4 Q 1 l 1 Q in 7 1 o r w 'V 'o U . ' ' 1 , ' 4 iv 1 Q ' 'X v....1F .. 'sr , - 41 v , ' 1 ' ,-1 -Y- W l '- , 5-- ll ul , I 5 K 'W M f 'L I 5 f .X K X . ' N 1 Q ' ' , , 1 1, ' U ' 1 N - I, 1 4 L I 1 . A. ---- 5 ' ' 'Z ' Q , -Pl- .....,...... I.o..1l follower to cxcrx game 1 c ' '- '. - .'nr Bl A l.lIl.il.t ' - 1 lirg . 'Q ' -l f K' ' .. ' A. K . 1 . 1 KF '. .f r. 1t- U '-I1 2 Agulldvq, jontbal Jectm, ai If F P P 4. F , 6 ff' F'- Ask anyone at SAHS how popular football is K l 3 and you will probably hear, It's topsf, XY'inning or losing is not the important thing in football. If played fairly. football can make a boy physically strong and mentally alert. Though the St. Anthony Bulldogs won only three games, they finished the season knowing the loyalty of their classmates was always there. Real school spirit means to cheer the team whether vic- tory or defeat comes to SAHS. Coach Nick Frankovic A' ' 1- XJ X 1956 Bulldogs are, firsi mu'-Dale Ledet, Rand Coward, Roy Gonzales, jerry Aucoin, Vernon Hill, Jed Dollinger, julian no. Second row-Billie Bosse, Lee Maldonado, Pete Busceme, Donald Chatelain, Edward Sachitano, Frank Phelan, Ted Pat XY'agner, Frank Daleo. Third mu'-Coach Nick Frankoyic, joe Cropper, Anthony' Giardina, joe Emerson, Michael Vifilfred Fournier, Billy Cropper, Mr. W. W. Bando, assistant coach. 87 1? C f F'f'c,- ,f BX .19 . . .,' 5 'fx ii Q0 I f'i 'v S., af ibi XX xictory over . Pius re 2 as . i 4 1 3 .- , -X, Y my L . .53 ks K an as . 353 ' .. , 5 ' ewan. .1 E 7 .. ycf, 1 5 Q I ff' 1, if ,H N A ,P .4xLf Mk! si . I Q .Y X. Q 4 rl, eo Q 'P .4 1 N '31 , X . W , .i. . ff 'UDV .Q . ge 1 -I ' , . Q 1 K s , 1 xx, ? 3 w A x ' : mini?-92 w ' W : .' D ' ' ' V jnnfbal a6'anqu.QL The annual football banquet was held in St. Anne's auditorium on December 17. l Guests at the annual football banquet are Father XY'illiam Bosworth, athletic director, Mr. F. A. fBuddyj Savage, speaker, and Coach Nick Frankovic. Jerrv Aucoin and Vernon Hill receive most valuable layer awards. Lettermen are, first row-Lee Maldonado, jed Dollinger, joe Cropper, Michael Green, Vernon Hill. Second rozt'-Wilfred Fournier, Peter Busceme, Ted Ott, Donald Chatelain, jimmy Walker, Dale .Le- det. Third row-jerry Aucoin, Frank Daleo, Billie Bosse, Pat Phelan, Pat Wagner, Anthony Giardina. 89 K! ,.7 ' 14 5045 aaafwwazt Jam The St Anthonx s QYQ basketball team won second place rn the drstrrct tournament Thes were defeated 50 79 bs Orange 1n the fnnals Nlr XX Vs Bando coached the group The plasers also took part ID tht. local Church League Riley Vcnza 11's fu? The St Anthons CYC basketball team mcludcs zrsl mu lrnre llfwrlfl Dale Ledet oe Croppcr rlex Xcnn cunld mu Pctl. Buscemc cc Maldonado crrx Aucorn and Ronald Bourque s-I 1. Pete Busccme Bnllx Cropper 1 di oo S r 'R . Y , ss 4 fx . . l. U ' ' ' ' ' I '- -I . l . A 1 . U. ,-- wi I ' ' ' . f l ' , 1-, ,., ' ' x lf' ' 'sgfjj' 'L I . 1 1 k k Y .gwemgiiiy A X Q I ina, 14 ,,y 1 4. ' -- .fL',,, .3 ' wa 4 ' .. ' 4 , .4 5 ' t ,-.wx 'I 31 . . 7 - ' , 'fl Q .5 ' 9 joc Lropper my V .uf D 1 Q . lf, vt . . ' jail, 4 . . 5 fb , 6 .lr ' A ff 'rf . 'L ' 14 N'--y- ,.. ' f A . I 1.,fA,, 4 E 4 f ,' A 1 , ,. -. M We ' 1 . J , Q i, T ' . . ' . , f. V.-1 . . ,. u , Q J ., R , S, . ,H .. - .v L.. RL I jk, l S Y 'QA ' . J . I v I2 .. '777u,uc,Q Spwwmfmwi pn A yornt concert was presented bx the St Anthony 5 Nlusrc Department on february 5 rn the Cm Audrtorrum Nltss Nlarx Loulse Boehm plat ed the p1ano and Nlr lxees hoop er the uolrn fhese two artists recently made an album Profrle Spam for Dot JIRA! J 4 Dretler conductor of the Beaumont Symphony mth the tlbum lro frle Spam ,Ig 415 ss M155 Mary Lourse Boehm and Mr Kees Kooper look ox er the program for the concert on february 3 Bmnbal Baseball takes tts place among the other sports tt SAHS Boys plaxmg, base ball learn how important lf rs for them to do therr best They reahze that they are classed as a team only when all work together for suc cess and uctors Returnlng baseball lettermen are Lee Maldonado, Peter Busceme, Riley Venza, Vernon H111 91 joe Izmerson, Rodney Barry, Wilfred 1'ourn1er and Bobby Luke A U. I '.v I . A l . s V ' . ba ka' l .1 7 X M y . U r L 5 Francis Leggett, Sue Burkett and Alice jones present Mr. jay' -, 1- r 1 3 f fl J, 1 Uaienfatzbn, Ldmzle Bnqbm. Wlnwf .SClwvL Uma. af. .SJJIS Orientation Week was spon- sored by the student council from September 10-14. This gave the freshmen a chance to get acquain- ted 'with upper classmen. ' I , Senior officers Vxrgima Oxford Ruby Reed Gerald Aucnon and Anthony Giard ina see that Pat Oxford Andrew Solleder and Ronnie Bennett get a name tag on Tag Day K Autograph Day found seniors busy signing freshman books Each fresh man vias required to get a hundred autographs Pzrlured aboz e are jake Mazzu Marun Abbott eanette Parigl o Catherine Busceme Katheryn Broun Vnr gunna Llsotta NValter Bordagts and Candy Bordages 92 K 9 1 ' 9 li ,Y Y' si ' , I v , , i u ,H - ' - - V I ' v g ' 9 V :J QJ 9 V 's ' . . . , , , .- - , . Father George Black and Father William Bosworth distributed rings to the seniors in St. Anthony's Church on October 3. Follow- ing the ring ceremony, refreshments were served to all seniors in the school cafeteria. yammrargmmmg .el Seniors enjoying refreshments in the cafeteria are Louis Harrison, Ernie Figari, Walter Bordages, Arlene Anger, Marvin Abbott, Lynn Grinnell, joe Cropper, Virginia Oxford, Wilson Landry, joe Bevilacqua, Frank Lomonte and Anthony Giardina. Standing are Patsy Cheatham, Dale Ledet, Ita Louise Burrous, Gerald Au- coin and Dorothy White. 3, az W ,, X4 . ,- ' -.-: Y Boys showing they still have their rings are Don Melancon, Bill Mahoney, Rodney Hebert, Francis Leggett, joe Polite, Martin Hebert, Bobby Luke and joe Verde. Standin are Wfilson Landr' joe Beyilac More senior rings are displayed by jo Ann Krepper, Carolyn LaCour, Alice jones, Arvil- . la Perlitz, Annette DeCuir, Catherine Koh- ler, Katheryn Brown, Betty Boden, Priscilla Barras, Lois Ann Domingue and Beatrice Rivera. Standing are Anne Meriwether, Dorelene Madaffri, Catherine LaRocca and Sara jane Magliolo. qua, Frani Lomonte, Tim Campbell, Riley Venza, Billy Cropper, Peter Busceme, Marvin Abbott, Anthony Giardina, Roy Gonzales, Ernie Figari, Pat XX'agner, joe Mandry, Les- lie Jeffers, Vernon Hill and Ted Ott. 93 X 's QP l p Ann Runolds md Carollm Hlg gmbotham dnplaxcd the products of crude oil. f Iic figari drew mm 0 s of c six simple m.1chines. 2 1 ii Rodney Hebert SLI up an lnstrument used to detcrmxnc the candle power of a lxght ' Nl ll xxx flllllgl mn 1. M 1-num 1- a In' Konaffzurf. gm gxfuwa Physlcs students prepared exhlblts that were on dlSPl3X at the annual South Texas State Falr nn Beaumont from October 18 27 f l gi' .2 Z,--i if Bobby Luke shows hxs model of a rocket shlp 9 dr f N une Anne Ragland and eanette Parni displayed the common names of chemical substances. 95 afwmmuu, Jhqlzlzghta .swim 2 'V flux,- Candidates for homecoming queen are Jeanine Danna, Catherine Kohler, Lynn Grinnell, Catherine LaRocca, Ruby Reed, Virginia Oxford, Arlene Anger and Patsy Cheatham. Jeanine Danna was elected homecoming queen -Q. by popular vote of St. Anthony's student body. She was first presented at the half of the St. Anthony- Kirwin game, and again at the dance in the school auditorium in the evening. J Qi f Pre arin for car arade are' first car Arlene Anger Patsy Cheat- P 8 P - f v hamg second, Lynn Grinnell, Jeanine Dannag third, Catherine Kohler Catherine LaRoccag fourth, Ruby Reed, Virginia Oxford. G I i Proud owners following the auction of football jackets are Skit for homecoming featured Dale Ledet, Peter Busceme, lflizabeth Reynolds. Nancy Atkins, Sue Bowman, Margaret Catherine l.aRocca. Catherine Kohler, Lynn Grinnell, Vir- Anne Girolamo and Je.1nette Pririgi. Auctioneers are Peter ginia Oxford, Ruby Reed, Arlene Anger, Jo Theresa Angelo, Busceme, Vernon llill, Gerald Aucoin and Anthony Giardina. 96 Dolores lfazio, Annette DeCuir, Sue Burkett. Homecoming Queen Jean- ine Danna and her father, Mr. A. K. Danna. fiiaf- Ns Pf g Homecoming court includes Billy Cropper, Virginia Oxford, Gerald Aucoin, Catherine Kohler, Joe Cropper, Patsy Cheatham, Vernon Hill, Queen Jeanine Danna, Dlarvin Abbott, Arlene Anger, Jim Law- less, Lynn Grinnell, Anthony Giardina, Catherine LaRocca, Riley Venza and Ruby Reed. Queen Jeanine Danna and Vernon llill Members of the court enjoying first dance include Gerald Aucoin, Catherine Cmff fiudimflum fm the h0mCf0mln2-1 Kohler, Billy Cropper, Virginia Oxford, Jeanine Danna, Vernon Hill, Arlene dfiflfc- Anger, Marvin Abbott, Catherine L11Rocca, Anthony Giardina, Ruby Reed and Riley Venza. 97 St. Anthony students spent one day taking tests con- ducted by Mr. Carl Fischer. counselor for St. Marys Unisersity in San Antonio. Results were returned for students to see their scores. TW, 'f I ll 1,-Q11 Q---1 TSW' S 8 Mr. Carl Fischer explains the testing service to Dorelene Madaffri, Martin Hebert. Dolores Fazio and Marvin Qi y - A . ' i O 9' Abbott. x K-.5 -1-sf ' ' 7 A section of sophomores is busy with the achievement tests given by Mr. Fischer in October. l ig. N .. sf... or Q- e Michael Green prepares to place his head on the block ofthe guillotine. as Rodnex' Barrx' gets Mrs. john P, Diamond. a refugee. spoke to St. Anthonfs students at ready U, release the blade. Thug 'tyyo Siypho. f s , . . I .- . f ' - - - - 'I '-'ul difgmt llmgf-ml UD December l-4. ' - . t mores made the guillotine as a protect for their Other speakers are Mr. George Clary. director of coil defense in the study of The Tale of 'Fwo Cities. county: Mrs. james M. Pratt. co-ordinator for all parochial schools. ' 98 L'Antoine and Barker staffs attended the Texas Gulf Coast Press Asso- ciation meet at the Port Neches High School on November 17. Five stu- dents conducted a work- shop on editorial prob- lems at an afternoon ses- sion. ttending the fexas Gulf Coast Press Association meet in Port Neehes on November 17 are w eanme Danna, Carolxn Pierson une Anne Ragland anet Crowder Patricia McGown. rou Louis Harrison Judy Melancon, Katheryn Brown Dorothy White, Alice Jones, Sue Registering for the Port Neches meet is Katheryn Brown. Looking on are Sue Burk- ett, Alice Jones, Dorothy VC'hite, Jeanine Danna, Janet Crowder, Lois Ann Domingue, Judy Melancon, Riley Venza, Louis Harrison. Costume winners are Madlyn Balsamo, Carol fnammu spam EMU: scam Ruby Reed, Evangeline Chavez, Ann Dattalo. Costumes were varied on the evening of November 25 when the Girls' Sodalitv had an all girl party in the school auditorium. 1 Seniors Lynn Grinnell, Virginia Oxford, Annette DeCuir, Sara Jane juniors are June Anne Ragland, Patricia McGown Magliolo, Anne Broussard, Jo Ann Krepper, Ruby Reed, Sue Burkett, Evangeline Chavez, Lula Langham, Nancy Atkins Catherine LaRocca, Jeanine Danna, .Io Theresa Angelo, Arvilla Perlitz and Rosalie Daleo, Judy Melancon, Melanie Henriksen Arlene Anger at the partv. and Mary Lucy Danna. I ij fl ,Si is 1 4 5 z Sophomores are Madlvn Balsamo, Margaret Konz, Penny McCasland, Marv Rose Daleo. jane Fertitta, Concetta Coco, Valerie Leblaire, Ann XX'ag- ner, Elizabeth Normand, Mildred Manion, livelvn Decuir and Katy Cheat- ham. Refreshments are enyoved bv A, Broussard. R. Reed, Anne Broussard and Arvilla Perlitz feed each other cereal I A . Q 'I . A ,I as Rubv Reed. Sue Burkett, Arlene Anger. Jeanine Danna and Qxfurd' 5' Mdfiholu' C' LJROCC4' L' Grmmll' A' Anhcr' Lynn Grinnell look on 100 lxrepper. A. Perlitz, T. Angelo. Danna, S. Burkett ' ' A. DeCuir. Z rv Dr Francis S Yeager explains college entrance requirements to Catherine I.aRocca eanine Danna Sue Burkett and Annette DeCu1r Career Day was conducted at St. An- thony's by members of the St. Thomas University faculty on November 27. The program was sponsored by the Beaumont Council of the Knights of Co- lumbus Mr A P Plaia was in charge of all arrangements Mr R j Kelley discusses importance of a Catholic college education with oe Man dry oe Cropper Mr A P Plaia Leslie effers and Riley Venza Rewerend C ODonoghue explains what St Thomas has to offer in studies and extra curricular activities to Lynn Grinnell Rubs Reed and Arwilla Perlitz 1-v-.... all ,J i I 9 N .- ef- X ' x P . -Y Wh . A ' ,J , . . . , J . Y Q 1 ,1 , . 4 jemnnofddumimmmbjf dldlzvnqa. The preparatxon for Chrxst mas began at St Anthons s on December 3 1956 Cand les on Adxent vsreaths ln the homerooms were hghted each das The vsreath represents the cycle of thousands of sears from Adam to Chrlst dur mg vshnch the vsorld avsalt ed the commg of a Redeem er It also represents the cs cle of wears s1nce then that we have been awamng HIS second and fmal commg m glory W., Father XY'1ll1am Bosworth lxghts the first candle on the Adwent wreath ID Room Arlene Anger Wfalter Bordages and oe Verde look -swim I-athcr james Nloorc blcsses md lnchts thc candles on thc wreath m Room 7 Mn 102 zne Porue Pat Phelan Bxllxe Bossc and lxatx Cheatham stand bw to lend a helpung hand I . f 93, ,y , . ' rl x ' D A ,V -s , 4 li- I Q ' ' Q- 921, . ' ' ' fs. , V ,h . ' j L - . . V. V Y, - Q if as ,, . Y v - ' 1 , f c f ? . , ' if I I 1 1 1 ' gk, ' 1. if. - . f' 'Q . Wi' A I I, , J on. a ,L ,KA wer .- , -an u yi Q 1 ' , . L L .v . L X v l I ' . 1 . .Mk-L 'y- .-R - - '-f ' D I- ' Q -. . ', I. ,, , - , dv . 6401!- All St. Anthony seniors were invited to the school cafeteria for a surprise party on December 18. Model airplanes, cut- out books, and jacks were a few of the toys that added to a memorable social. Patsy Cheatham, Roy Gonzales, Tim Campbell, Rodney Hebert, Martin Hebert, Pat Wagner, Joe Bevilacqua, Louis Harrison. Seated are Riley Venza, Joe Verde, Don Melancon, Jim Lawless and Frank Lomonte, who assemble their toys. Wwwp 's r Ir'-Q .19 Peter Busceme, Marvin Abbott, Billy Cropper, Virginia Ox- ford look at a cut-out book. -J Riley Venza, Katheryn Brown, Dorelene Madaffri. Lois Ann Domingue, Lynn Grinnell, Jo Ann Krepper, Betty Boden, Beatrice Rivera, Jo Theresa Angelo, Don Melancon, Jim Lawless, Rodney Hebert. Seated are Anne Broussard, Jeanine Danna, Sue Burkett, Arvilla Perlitz and Dale Ledet, who enjoy the party. A game of jacks in progress for seniors Jeanette Parigi, Dorothy VC'hite, Jeanine Danna, Lynn Grinnell, Lois Ann Domingue, Jo Ann Krepper, Arvilla Perlitz, Anne Broussard, Dale Ledet, Sue Burkett and Riley Venza, , 4 ! Arlene Anger stands watching Arvilla Perlitz, Anne Brous- sard, Dale Ledet, Joe Cropper, Joe Mandry brush up on a 103 game of jacks. Sfww, J ofoml IN 'Q mul Green and I.iI ian Phelan sing inglc Bells . 963. sxngs f.ll1lI'lCIJil'll'l1 Im Gcttln Nothm for CIIYISIIILIS slngs P iII'lLl1 NILGUW n S -,J R mu s s I L LL nn NIM usls s I s lu 4 rut! Ik L IN 1 lnnx I I irq ru uni I ' I Inc 104 I1 I I I f V X '-W-f - - - I Saw Surg CI U. I ' Y U ' K I I H . , Ju I I 1. I . 7 f Q A P f I 4 QI N, , S. I'Iyiny 5. Ar xm um In-LI In NIiI Ir-I NI.1ni . .I -lbs ffl Inc ' .1. RMI f,IlL'.lII1.111l. Nl, Ilyn Ii.1Is.nno. YAIL-ri' I. -. I.irr. IUI INI. x.i - Iv .1nI NI.1r3,,ic A. Alle. ill lLl5 Iist N1 I ithcr ohn Mme tllks thmgs our ulth Bxllle Bossa hither Iuhn Wirm Coburn IJJINIIIILIIW L mduutui the mnuxl ren from muirx an St -Kmhom s ur 1 Lrnmu xxnrn gun hx c Ihls xx s 1 1 sad wx L L t 1 1 m Nlsllw ru thy Blgss .u, aw Sicrimnm hx all stuccms Nm Semors Durorhx XX hug Buhbx Iuka md ummm Pmgx haue in mformil Qhu xuth I xthu uhm xilfll v 0'gs ..- 5 v 3' 3 UC 'J'- .r H .- 7' -4 ..- H :T r'- H v 5 7 cf H IT' U '-1 O nr L P-1 f 1 :Q 'J' fl Q bodx 105 f'n-A.,f' srudcm iss, 30441 gwL1ha5.a1u1fz.fhLlL.5Lc,t2,tz2Jz, Thy .1nnL1.xl Chili Su vlncr xmas s mnwrgd hx :numbers nf hc nur u 1 Irmuu frum L supper sun uwd to purchxsc nux Qhnrs fur the hxgh auhonl il.1d1UJI'1L1ID 11 Rules Yann won fxrst plue for thc. Uckct 5.1lc fs 'iuond pllu winner is Blll Igtlu il nun P r L Q J xx m rm rth 1 ruvutu mx L L un us 1 1 ux us nu for x plum fluli l. Dolores l'.Llli0, 'I'ed Ott. Carolyn Laf.our. Yfalter liordages, Katherine I..iRou'a, Sue liurkett. 'lo Ann Kreps per. 2. Sara jane Nlagliolo. Catherine Kohler. Dorothy White, Mr. and Mrs. ll. T. Henriksen, Jeanine Danna, Linda and Melanie Henriksen. 5. Slazzzliug-Clatherine Kohler, Anne Broussard. lflla Marie Horn. Wilson Landry, Leslie Jeffers. joe Verde, Ita Louise Burrous, Patsy Cheatham. Lois Ann Domin- gue, Virginia Oxford. Sealed-Ifrank Lomonte, jim Law- less, Anthony Giardina, Pat XY'agner, Dale Ledet, Pete Busceme, Riley Venza, lfrnie lfigari. 4. Mrs. C. XV. jones. D. Bordages, R. lf. Stanshury, S. A. LaRocca, Arlene Anger, P. Il. Anger, Ruby Reed, jo Ann Krepper, jo Theresa Angelo, Sara Jane Magliolo, Alice jones, Catherine Kohler. Jeanine Danna. Wilson Landry. 5. Annette DeCuir, Lynn Grinnell, Ruby Reed. 6. Mrs. R. 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Cig1ryC,ox, Nancy Atkins, Lulu Lilmglllllll, 'l'om- rnj Clnrlson, Carolxn Pierson, Caroline lllggllll3UIll2lll1, Phyllis Browning, Paula Sexton, lixangcline CQlmwz, B. Nclc. JJIIUI Crowder. Lyntlgx Thoinpnon. lll Mrs. Harry lfontenot welcomes each student at St. Anthony's with a warm smile of greeting as she busily goes about her duties of managing the cafeteria. Strung, -lwnlz, 6 Xebgen. Pat Oxford. Xickie I.omon tor liarranco. George Reynolds and Rogers Ciarrido. ratify, I J f f ve .rx Characters waiting for the program to begin are Arthur Ie. lfrank c.lLlXL'l. Vic- Jwr ffm M047 5 'I C ,. e i ,ff il f I Ai' n . . A X .I Vg, M so M' Q- . new , :il , ' 7 3 ,Li :I X 6, . 1, Uh- ,M .. . Q ' . - 'Ama-ty Mrs. C. XY. jones has a cheerful word for each student that she has come to know personally in her work of serving breakfast and lunch each day. A faxorite spot at SANS is the cafeteria. 'I'here is always a greeting for all students from the three work- ers who spend many hours to pre- pare and cook the delicious meals served here every dai of the school year. 94,11 7001-1 Loretta Ross possesses a happy and friendlv disposition that merits her a 6017!-Q' -to' Of!-gil! daily 'hellol from all students. Members of the freshmen classes depicted story-book characters at the February meeting of the Mothers' Club. Carolyn Hebert read a short synopsis of each character ap- pearing on the stage for the skit. ,Z g More characters from the realm of books are Nlaureen liabin. l.eanna liabin. Candy llortlages. Anita Saxino. -lake Manu. Marx Ann dul't-rier. and Luci Ann llidalgo. H2 zuumd, jwuzp. Ctfmzle Tvurp XX eele was obserx ed at St Anthom s from Eebruarx 17 73 The Student Councll had charge of all arrangements for a truls memorable week Boss had a free meek smce the gurls had to pax all expenses for the prcnxc dance and mones Ac more often 'WC'-, jo Beth Danna opens the school door for Charles Dm kms .i ...A 'aa Phxllxs Brovsnmg not onls has to h d as those of Pete Perlrtz open t e car oor, but carry her ovsn books as vsell 113 6 ' ' 4 F ow '. 4 ?.'5f'-ff '.- 5 f.f. f Q 0 5453! fl 7 Y. V V1 , -4 - . - ' . ' W 7 'Y l vm , cording to the boys, Tvvirp Week should come I ' . A ' ' f s xx I f-Ji i , V li , ,Mx , , ,-.V w ' 'T' J , x L Q an ,fa l' : N. ' X .I tff gan L Aida Personalities differ around school, and as time goes on we are able to learn the many good character traits that go into making people favorites among their class- mates. A friendly smile, a kind word for everyone and a helping hand to a friend in need seem to sum up the most desirable qualities we look for in real friendship. Favorites are chosen by popular vote of their respec- tive classes. just as each one of us is able to choose a good friend, one we look to for companionship and understanding, so the classes vote for the boys and girls they consider to be a friend to everyone. - a Q36 i 'E 2 Q ix K Q Q X V X N , Q Q X iam ., ,W,,,WM M ,wmwmw-WWW' WW W a v 4 My -,..u.xm?f fav 0 f. 'AYZ4 2352 Q K by W 'fa' , Y 1 fgrz 0 Uxgrmd and '77'la!wbL Qlzlwli jmuzfilmsi 6fJhoZ. jog fmppm ami Danna. w.. I 3 who f?1Ldq.dZn,afiamLdnf!wnq.512zndbza, 6'mLQ1uz.muL H112q.U1zn3a,amiHJzlma.dn4a!z. 972o.4L.IUuzIy,fo5u1:c2ad 6fJh.o.4 Hubby, cfulm, and jnzanetlz pafuql, 77'loAL Ubunhzvua, 'WlnAf. Dependable. 6'afh:zfumz, ofkzliozra. and .3!ltlIlLlA, Jkqqdt 'WIDAL Jalanhzd Quang, dumuz. and anna. fllDllAAd!1d BML cfbnkutq. 17' Q -WI ir! C v Y O , 9 F , 0 gl, o..' . 4 '! A 4' 5 ? 0 .'-2 'H 6. '33 'W . 1.5 f .'-9 ' 3 4 v. I I N e!LF53'!:, ,A , -Sk , ce' V 15 4 Irv, .-5? , F5 v ' HN 'si- x , .902 Emwon. jhuubr. Mi 4' E 611001311 Filemon. ' 'M T.g0 X, . L v 1 . 4 ,V 0' Palnick Jilmlan. x. N5 3 v E 5 , ,., Q- .v -in-A ww, A rr . ...,. i 'NN QI! ' 2 ' W'-Q ML t t 5, -M. V '- re - ,, 1 . n 5 ' Z' L x 'X :fi-FT-' -s,,1 -A ,SKS ., my ppm ' 1 H 'V iieugw ' Q 71 M Ai NVMN. Jvnuny, fmxzfmvn. . n I v 4' ' . Q Jnmlzman, , , 7 I '4 x, az, 4 1 I -1 la K A 1- 1 Q ' 3 0 n ,ff O Q x I 9 . ' o in fx' v K M , ,, 44 C ' ' ,X P.: fo 1 ' s , I4 ',fYr,. Z . 'I 4, 'W gp., ff' V: X'v no W? ,b k ssv Q F , 5,3 '54 -.11 . Sw BAL The journalism class at St. Anthony! sponsored a Sweetheart Ball in the school auditorium on February 15. lfach homeroom in school voted one girl as candidate for queen. Campaign posters and IglgS were put up in the halls and rooms prior to the dance. lfach person attending the dance cast one vote for the candidate of his choice. More than two hundred students were present for the social. ueen Mirx Cyl crowned bx her escort Stephen Q 1 I' Jo Hi iano is embers of the cr urt Nrlllllllx itionx lmtillo Peter Doyle. Nlargie lfanett. Nlichael 1 fn 1 t inn rr e s xllllll' Portie. Robert lodd. Nl.ll'L'L'l lilis- te L1 rvir 9 H 1 Rat Oueen Mari -lo Cialiano. Arxilla Perlitl and ' 30 lllglinws v ' Q, 5 -wg. 'aff' t - l - U QXXJSVEHWW' QUEEN journalism students who worked to nuke thc Sweep- NIiirj'.IoCinlig1noiinclfiulcfiriffin lHostCg1lNp.1ign hezirt Ball it success are Louis llgirrison. Phyllis Browning. june Anne Ruglirml. Riley Yenm. Smit!! .arc .Liner Crowd er. Patricia Nlcfioxxn. Carolyn Pierson, luclx Meluncon, lois Ann Domingue. liiirhnru Prchlc iincl Ciirolxn Pierson clisplglx cinnpgrign posters and tags. F Iinhin Machine XY'orks. 2510 North Ninth Mr. and Nlrs. Sum Burriinco, hlr. Mr. and Mrs. A. lf. Broussard Lacioppo Grocery Coco Plumhing Co. Fertitta'S Shoe Service A Friend Mr. and Nlrs, I.. G. Griffin I.co's Beauty' Shop I.omonte's Grocery Mr. and Nlrs, .lohn SI. Nltrttingly. lll 'loc N. Morino Dr. Haj wood XY'2llliCI' 125 PUSICFS. our i Y t entermins the cour with one of the tur rent PHPLll.lI' song Young l.ox e. Patricia Mcfioxxn does 41 pan- tomime to I Drcziinedf' The royptl court enjoys the first tlmcc. Sum l.1ne Nluqliolo B051 WI91JtS To Tbf Class 0 57 S1 -nm ,, 4 is Pfwdaqeddq S LEADER mc: fate 78464 Compllmenw M1 cmd Mrs I T-I Phelan Sr 126 UI, T , If y 1 f........., V- X .mmm bT..:.:::::::::ii: ugw-13:12:15: .... - S I ,JH-::::::::,..l L i' 1: ---.. -... : :::y,:::::'-If .Q H '.'.- I. . :Fli::::::::::- -..,' 1' , I 3: .,m:::::::::::::::'l'l WA lHj1:::::::::g,. ,,,., ': ' ' ' - - ' ' 5 - A -- .. . . ,,f', :H fl: I 1 . au.-, A ., v .L iz .5 li ' 'Un uh, 7. f A , . 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Lass -OT President : Phone - For Appointment Dial TE 3-5145 C, gf C, BLDG., BEAUMONT I I Furniture- a es-Rugs Simmons cz resses Of n rings 02 earl one - 129 Calming To Tbovc' WfJr1 Curr' YOUR PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Llberty at 'l'entH Twenty Four Hour Servlce LAURENCE DECUIR SERVICE STATION GARAGE AND RADIATOR SHOPS 3501 I-l1g'1lc1Pd Averue at Elgle Phone TE 8 4022 Phone TE 2 0670 Reg1stered Plmarrfac sts Charhe CS Vxola Gleason BEC QS ffl GM PANY 220 Willow Beaumont Texas Phone TE 5 6821 1300 Park St HOBBY CLEANERS W I Campbell Owner Prompt P1ck up and Dehvery or SAVE ON CASH AND CARRY C0l127df1lIdf10l1S io Class 0 1957 From a Friend CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1957 Pearl and Forsythe Beaumont, Texas 130 DICKERSONS DRIVE IN Where Fuends Meet Open Z4 Hours 2945 College LLNNUN MALLEY CLEANERS FRANKMALLEYO dP 'Hhf h VP hxhh MODERN CLEANING fUt rt CNE DAY SLHVICE d 'Y TE 5 1835 3220 H ghl BEAUMONT TEXAS Q 6 6 Comphmems Blll Thames Pharmacy Inc No 1 2401 Gulf St DIAL TE 5 5341 TRUTTI 81 'l'HllM 0 INCORPORATED No 2 3655 Calder DIALTE2l651 Beaumont 131 I wus! n you will e en e uture of our country and t e syst rn ' of free ente rise and personal initiative w 'c as made this nation great, and which will keep it great. ' We o ni ed Gas are proud to be a pa of American 1 in ust . Phone - i Cllld s 5 I v I N G 1 N I I 0 9 of l 0 ' O ' O i l Corfpnfnents Alamo Market And Grocery Dxal TE 2 3474 2409 Calder Ave IDECO O11held Equxpment Known the Wor1d Over Phone TE 3 2141 SHOES BAGS HOSIERY 8406 eenim fm: FAMOUS BRAND SHOES 366 PEARL BEAUMONT TEXAS Business Radio College 450 Tevxs St Telephone TE 2 7703 Chamber of Commerce Bunldmg BEAUMONT TEXAS CALDER SERVICE PHARMACY Your Dependable Drugg1s1 35 Years 1n Beaumont 2590 Calder Dxal TE 3 7581 Personohzed SGFVICG COMPLIMENTS ALAMO DRY CLEANERS Som Molley Phone TE 2 9732 Calder at 17th St Cornphments M c L cr u r y C o ZQZ64 no Qo1tfr33Yeos Men s Clothmg Sportmg Goods of A - I ' I I L - I o WE FIT THE HARD-TO-FIT , , ll 4 W I ll . OF I 7 1 of u fy C o r 132 TAYLOR,S BOGK SW moms CAMERA snor Everything Photographic one TE 3 2833 one -I-E 3 8711 552 Orleans St 601' BC! Compliments Dallas Wlll1amsFurn1ture Ce Lomplzmenlr A FRIEND G 341 Alexander Shoe Shop PETE C BRUNO P p O Sndy 830i 1200 Compliments JEFFERWN MUSIC C0 657 Park St FINGER S ef Zwwmr 'I'E8474l y t h THE PHELAN COMPANY I Ph Ph Ph - Ph - 569 P l St. B I of Of I I I Leather oods Phone TE -85 Ot A , ro . ' L pen u cr . : o : l ' 796 Pearl Beaumont, Texas I Who esale Grocers 6. Roc: t f e1cm's Best Coffee Phone - Flavor comes first Freewcx cz 71 , e1c1n's Best Coffee 133 Compliments R SANDWICH STAND 1400 College Frank 6. Toe Fertitta Complzmenls COKINOS INSURANCE AGENCY 113 Bowne Bldg TE 5 4501 Beaumont Texas Dial TE 2,0261 HINOTE ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS College at Ave. B Beaumont Texas BROWN S MAGNOLIA SERV STATIONS TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 7th G North 4585 Calder YOUR CLOTHES BEST FRIEND TT TV! SALES SERVICE INSTALLATION 675 Ave C Phone TE 5 6655 Comph ments FLORISTS 'rsassvx 'rE32s91 2190 Ave A Hotel Beaumont FERTITTA INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Real Estate Phone rr: 2 8712 and 'nz 2 8514 F 6 M Buxldmg Beaumont Texas of B Sl of - . , of Q , 6 , .4 io ' l 304 ' ' , 134 Compliments of FERTITTA'S QUALITY FOODS 2810 French Dr. DALEO PRODUCE COMPANY Poultry and Eggs 1030 Grand sf Ph TE 2 8497 Compliments of EEE JEWELRY HIGH ISLAND CAFE HOME OF FINE FOODS HOME MADE PIES Phone 9501 H1gh Island Texas Congrafulalzous io the Class of 57 mcoaoonxrzo STORE FOR THE THRIFTY SPHI N' SPAN CEEANERS 1170 Lyle Ph TE 3 3213 BRANCHES 2055 Sabme 710 Madxson 940 Corley MOREELLBAKEEY Bxrthday and Weddmg Cakes Fresh Baked Bread Cakes Coolaes Rolls for Parues and Pxcnxcs 1010 Wall Dial TE 8 4229 M DECUIR General Contractor All Ions flame or smalll a e clone elf clently and ecoflcm cally All Esumcxtes Free Ph TE 5 6522 or TE 2 0254 I J I Q. A . ' BEA UMONTS I . : . 13 5 BALDWIIX. 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Compllrnents DANIEL S PASTRY SHOP Park at Harnot Phone TE 2 8523 allw Jllaes McFcxddm at Exghth Clothes for lumors JO ANN S BEAUTY SALON lo Ann Flowers Gwner Late appolntments taken Speclallzmg ln permanent wavlng and han' cuts d p style W Ph TE 8 0892 1428 'Wall St GAEKE DISTRIBUTING CO what Qx you want A Ph TE a aass of TE 5 2917 xQ su xy Dlstrlbutors 0 e DRI N lx N Toms Toasted Peanuts Toms Peanut Butler Sandw cnes X X :S Tom s C'and1es ' of I Of I l . C 7 , V fWe on't co y hair sf- e create them! P g fx- ' ' ' ' .NX I I 1696 Pope St. Beaumont, Texas '..,NW ' - c k . . K, X, S X . 'f x V' ' A Coh uangulomd had - arf. 137 TOT G SOMMERS REXALL DRUG STORES FERTITTAS FINER FOODS CVT1l I Fe-rtltta 2695 PARK STREET VONDERSMITH S Offlce and Sch 01 Supphes 845 Pearl STOP AT THF SIFIN OF THF PIP Pxg Stands Co Port Arthur Road and Hlghlzmd 1585 Calder Avenue Eldventh at Laurel Compliments THE OIGLIO COMPANY .IACKS PAK IT IOE T FERTITTA CALDER AT LUCAS Grocenes Lunch Items Meat Ice Cream Frozen Foods Mllk Cold Beverages Drugs Candy Cxgarettes T V Snacks 7 to 11 Open 7 Days 7 to 11 CKlllII71IIlIt'IIfX of ACRO TOOL 81 SUPPLY CO 970 Fannm St Comphments of FRANK PARIOI Cong ul tions 1: the Class cf '57 9 O Ones Near Ycu io Serve You 4 . .lf X ' ,z T ' H' h 1 T I 4 I , . , ,- O O . U i . 11 , X I , I vi 138 B651 Wfzsbes lo Class of 1957 NATIIINAL SHIRT SHIIPS 606A Pearl Street Phone TE 5 9056 Wlth Amenca s Leadmg Men s Furmslung Brsl Wzsbc I BEAUMONT HOTEL SUPPLY CO INC 81 C S Barr o From: S Borro C Free Parkmg Whxle Shoppmg at Cool Boulevard Grocery' BOULEVARD SUPER FOODS FREE DELIVERY 2495 Wash Blvd Phone TE 3 7722 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF' 57 B 81 .I Shell Servlce Station 1702 Calder Ph TE 8 3191 NICK S SHOE SERVICE Shoes Resueded ond Rehmshed Fme Shoe REQCIITIHQ Nxck Fazxo Owner Beall QUALITY MERCHANDISE TVVO DEPARTMENT STORES 569 Orleans St Raxlroad at Park Burchlield Hardware Co. Good Bullclmqs Deserve Good I-Iordwore 798 North Pearl Comphments of PAUL'S SHOES, Inc. ., . - E :ockett St-Phoie TE 3,4385 Coast to Coast om cnc ' . ri - O O O I O . , Al I 139 ' 1 9.. I2 ' 40 n Q . . , , , in 4,1 vu, - D, f' , . f' 5 . ,A jf, . 1- 1' , ' V' 5 , v ' T' 1 CX, , 5-, v 3 Z cb' ! P 1 gg, ,, . 'U ' x1.' 7 mv, - N - , X Kr ,. rx f ,. L2 -.-V 1 P' r, , Y I 4? 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