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

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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

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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

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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.