St Mary Academy - Vistas Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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DEDICATION In 1945 the Christopher movement was founded by Father james Keller, M, M. lts purpose is to encourage millions of individuals to show a personal responsibility in bringing the love and truth of Christ to the mainstream of life. Since the first seeds were planted countless millions have been reached through Christopher literature films broadcasts and other projects but the Christophers themselves realize there is still a big job to be done. V The word Christopher means Christ bearer and the Christopher policy merely emphasizes the principles of Christ Love of all people for the love of God is the dis tinguishmg characteristic of anyone who would play the role of a Christopher To those who echo the selfless spirit of Christ to those who are sincerely trying to apply His divine truth to human affairs to those who have the courage to overcome cvil by good TO ALL CHRISTOPHERS we the Seniors of 1959 dedicate this volume of the VISTAS in the hope that the light of our candles may glow in a better world Father james Keller M M founder and director of the Christopher moxement and author of You Can Change The World the book which shows hows you can vworlc for the good of all within your own limited sphere IN MEMORIAM 421 POPE PIUS XII WQI 45,15 POPE O1 P11111 6112145 3, ,gf aw jg 91111 1x1 111 1111 S1111 1x15 111 C1111 Nw 'W J IIS 1 L1 11 Q 11s 1 111 11 I L If LIS 7115 L I II S ,Qs US 11 111w1 11 1 1s111 1 1 111 s IL Q 571 J, 1 11 by 11111115 11 1 11111 1 1111 111511111 P0111 PIL5 XII NW N 4 J 1.151 1 , , 5+ -. - K9 I . 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Although Sister Marie has spent only one year with us, she has gained our admiration and trust. Through her sincere interest and assistance in our endeavors, Sister is recognized not only as the administrator of our school but as a personal friend to each student. To Sister Marie, to those who assist her on the faculty, and to all our teachers of the past four years, we are deeply indebted. If we succeed in making the world just a little better, it is because they have shown us the way. change interests or relate humorous episodes Left to Rzgbl Barbara Amato Mary Toney Beverly Nelson Sister Marie O S F , and Rose Gordon 7 Informal meetings with Sister Marie give students the chance to discuss problems, ex 7 I , A I V I' , , , , . . . . ,.M 'P'-5 r- :sway . hi . ,Q . ' N ' -iz:-:--:i'i:n V3-Tf'i.': '?' , .. -Af ' ' r ' , , ' . . - - - .-..-..---..-.Q f-V- .- . h-,.1'- 4... ... I 4.4. 4-'fziva M I 3 ' 4 3qu ..1 'fi .- ' 1 , g .W P ..'-L,.. . , f.. k , ..-u-fo.. vec- ,.,:v--5:,..,,,,- 7-1,13 f A , yi' A 4 ,gd-. ,- ' .--f 4' ,f . ,,,- N Q. HARD WORK . . . has no substitute if you wish to achieve the fullness of education. A complete education includes intel- lectual. cultural and spiritual training to which each of you has a God-given right. Purpose makes the difference. You are motivated by a love of God and your fellowmen to be zealous. to put forth unceasing effort in your studies. No matter what your limitations are, your noble purpose and your deep and satisfying conviction that, by Gods grace, you can be an instrument in bringing Him to men and men to Him will lead you on to greater heights. Realize that within each of you there are great potentialities-a growing resourcefulness and alertness, a keen- ness of observation, and a capacity for work which might remain dormant unless you do something about it, As Christophers of the Classroom your work is important. The opport- unity is yours to bring Christ's love and Christ's truth to fellow students who do not possess them. So much depends on you young people, you students. A large share of the fate of the world hangs on what you do now in these years of preparation and on what you will be doing in the future. Seriously consider the fact that you are playing a vital role in shaping the des- tiny of the world through your . . . CLASSES No daydreaming in junior religion class as all focus attention on Father Reidy, Artistic freshmen, Barbara Cmehil and Pamela Steatl, compliment Lu- ann Zimmer on her exquisite drawing of the liturgical cycle. The sparkle in Father Elford's eyes indicates that another hypo- thetical case has been presented by his senior religion class. 'IO l I RELIGION There is no true education which does not prepare man for what he must be and for what he must do to attain his last end. Religion is not just another subject in our curriculum-it is the basis and reason for studying all other subjects. The result of a religion course should be evident in daily high-school life, reflecting itself in the students' realization of the importance of the spiritual over the material. At Saint Mary Academy the study of our Catholic religion is our preparation for a sound. Christian life. Group guidance has a definite place in the freshman classes. One class each week is devoted to thinking over topics prepared by students. The topics are then developed by members of the class, and finally their convictions are put into action. By talking over school life, education, personality. vocational planning, family life and social life. the freshmen gradually acquire zest and enthusiasm for the life and activity which con- stitute the real spirit of St. Mary's. In the sophomore, junior and senior classes, the vital importance of discussion, an essential part of ed- ucation, is not overlooked. Wfe students of St. Mary's are encouraged to think about. discuss, absorb and act on the matter presented in the frequent discussions of the religion classes, Applying the principles instilled, we discover that way of life which makes us good citizens and better Christians. As citizens of two worlds, we are preparing for both. 1 Two contestants seek a final check on their essays befflfe fYPiUll them. Sister Rita Clare makes 5'-1g895flOf15 YO Mary Ellen Stead and Mary Marga- ret Turk, The journalism class profited immensely from an informative field trip through the Star and News Building Providence Benedict Phyllis Wilson and Kathy Wolf utilize some of the help- ful hints received ENGLISH To help students become more proficient in the use of the English language is one of the main objectives of our English department. Deeper appreciation of good literature, as- signments to broaden knowledge and pro- fitable leisure-time reading are also given special consideration. Under the guidance of our English teachers, literary talent is de- veloped slowly but surely. Wlith constant encouragement and helpful suggestions many students have improved their writing ability and have earned recognition in national essay and poetry contests. The journalism class provides opportunities for those who have a flair for writing. It is a thrill for them to see their own words in print in our school pub- lications and in local papers. Use of the school library is encouraged in all classes, especially in our English classes. Books contain a wealth of valuable information, and research enables us to develop a deeper appreciation of this ware- house of knowledgef' XY? I Q l . Librarian, knows all the answers when there is Io Ellen Hellmer and Dolores Braun like to do business with obliging 3 question regarding books. Patricia Nauert. 1 1 Rita Radersdorf finds that Sister Eva Catherine, ,x-. ,-f' - 4,41 gi: X if 'G 5 Q '4 ,I ' . Kg f n 'F ., , .. ' ' ,....,fg - , . Q' I W 3 4? Ls f'EQ Q 1 5 XJ, 5 . LA GUAGES Romance-language classes drew the in- terest of students who would like to speak a foreign tongue. ln addition to learning the language, Mexican customs and folk songs were presented to the Spanish class for their enjoyment. Since appreciation of the culture in other countries broadens our understanding of those people. a Spanish Club was organized this year to present practical knowledge about the many people using the Spanish language. g Quien EI em mucharlaa bonila? Who. me??? Recording your voice is one way to find out just how well you speak Spanish. Sister Benita listens then makes helpful corrections. Ca 3 .ta .anti L ,C fi, brd thin '24 fu ls f'.1rI of rho 11 A exif an Chr- ly, ticnary most hclpru. in locating derixatixes or latin words. BUSINESS The business field offers numerous op- portunities for pleasant work and advance- ment. Many students realize that a knowledge of typing. shorthand office practice and book- keeping will make their future more secure. Practical demonstrations of machines by local companies added to the general know- ledge and experience of the business students, while certificates of merit were earned by those attaining the required speed and accuracy in typing and shorthand. Industrious students diligently practice shorthand outlines. Barbara Hammond receives some excellent tips on the duplicating process from Sister Mary Xavier in office practice class. Sister Mary assures Shirley Moran that her books will balance if she makes one minor adjustment. Mr. Thomas Hacker takes classroom inventory before giving a timed writing. Waaaawffw V ' Q f'iHH?'Wf17'l 'lf'-T'4f'? 0680000069 00000000000 09000000000 lmlm?f'i '5' wtf' wmv oo 1 Training in homemaking 9 E x . . r bl ' Wiz. Q. I l A 1 ' skills gives high-school girls a sense of responsibility. I i W l Diane Du nn demonstrates the expert way to feed a sick patient. Are you enjoying it, Nancy? wan me vw or o l Q, ,.,, ,fu ,, ,Mlm iwsgiet Knowing how to care for a home provides the back- ground for a happy family life in the future. St. Mary's girls are taught that really making a home is a full- time career. Suitable projects of the course included baking cookies, embroidery work, and a four-week course in Home Nursing sponsored by the Red Cross Chapter of Indianapolis. The practical training received will be a valuable asset to every future homemaker. What's this, an epidemic? Once upon a time there were two girls . . . now there are none. HOMEMAKING Judy Barnes acquires the skill of making patients bed under the watchful eye of Miss Borden RN Mary Rottet Kleemeta Lyles and Patricia Mendez con centrate on the matter at hand MUSIC Appreciation of the finer things of life is one benefit of a musical education. Learning to love and enjoy the finest of Arts makes school life a richer experience. During the second semester of this school year a music club was or- ganized vvith Cecilia Stevens as president: Carol Riley. secretary- treasure-rg and Judy Evan. student editor, The club. a branch of the student chapter of the National Catholic Music Educators Associa- tion. provides opportunities for music-minded people to share their interests. The Choral Group and Glee Chorus exemplify the bond that comes from sharing musical talent. United in song. they stim- ulate and quicken the spirit of the school. Under the guidance of Sister Emmanuel, culture, enter- tainment and enjoyment have stemmed from musical training. wav-rr Margaret Johnson proves to Sister Emmanuel that practice does make perfect. CHORAL GROUP. Firrt R014 5 Evelyn Carrico, Janice Hoff, Mary Toney, Patti Young, Madonna Sullivan, Carlene Metelko, Ruth Ann Peck, Jeanette Mader, Kathleen Mobley. Second R014 Pamela Ste-ad, Patricia Nauert, Rose Gordon, Eileen Byers, Donna Rolles, Patricia Cassidy, Gloria Helfrich, Suzette Glenn, Virginia Gerstung, Judy W'esner, Affo211par1iJt.' Mary Hermann. L, 1 - f GLEE CHORUS Fzrrf Rou Mary Marter Barbara May Donna jmes Mary Beth Mtller Nancy Fleld Kathleen Mobley Rosemarle Copeland Donna BllllIlgIOl'l Second R011 Hedy Clark Dathena Bramley Patty Brummett Jill Eddleman Antomette Page Madonna Sullrvan Mary Flesch Theresa Bryan Roberta Laffm Judy Hensley enmfer Jones Third Rou Donna Brosnan Deborah 'Q J Smlth Sharon Relnhart Patrtcla Bray Mary Catherme Smtth Patrxcra Cassldy Donna Baldrtdge Kathleen Nagel Gwendolyn Wrldey Drana Hoyt Judy Wesner Accom penn! Cec1l1a Stevens llnans beauttful soprano Sparklmg descrlbes Madonna Su xoxce Vocal solos were rendered by Madonna tn the Chrrstmas cantata The Secret of the Stars as vxell as rn the Cathedral mus1cal How the Ttme Flxes 'I9 ART Kev- 21 b U 'Sf If W 0 Q 'wi' E 4' .. '7 mi n ' . q10Yk' . then bgia emogrofb ken Bar hen are PM ESC aYd5KS NXQQXB9 dag? 5,4 f even . V . fb I smiles 5 howl .ax,95'e 'iw cl Qa 0099 fginexf v fa! A 1 these li 'da Tw. gala EN that tl AUX X ta vxfg ffl t ' ' - 9 M Ochulf . aa Sv LW Mags, bam' A visit to the art department reveals that young artists were kept busy all year. Creative minds pro- duced a host of sketches, paintings and ceramics displayed in the studio. The art students frequently offered their assistance and supplied art work needed for various projects of school organizations. The accomplishments of both the art and art :appreciation classes show that God-given talent has been used advantageously. Aborex The art appreciation class contributed to the holi- day decorations used at the Third Order Christmas party. Belozi, Mrs. Llara Grande Maloney of the Grande and Son Flower Shop delighted students with her display of floral arrangements. 'hu if ktudent al'IlSIS make a prctry plCIL1IC as they add the finishing touch to their sketches Cfocflazzzfe trim fruit Carole Nlates Barbara Hill Marian Parker Barbara Bauer Letrtia Exard Kathleen XlcCarth5 Sharon Ahlefeld DRAMATICS Toward the end of anuary anticipation for the senior class play was evident Mrs ames Kern, Directress of Dramatics, an- nounced that auditions would take place within the week. Excited seniors read their lines and tried to hide any noticeable case of jit- ters g some breathed a sigh of relief when their turn was over. Next day the list was posted and seniors eagerly crowded around to see who had been chosen for the cast. Rehearsals began, and prac- tice continued for nine weeks. On April 3, 4 and 5 the cast stepped before the footlights and gave memorable performances of their senior class play, On Account of Larryf' Hidden talent is revealed as auditions for the senior class play progress Mrs james Kern observes stage presence and vocal quality as Shrrlev Mundy Sheila Hoff and Patricia Ashcraft read their lines Sing with the angelx, Adore 1L'i!1J Ike rfaepberdf, 3 Bring giflf with the magi. A s This was the purpose of the 5 Christmas cantata presented by the Third Order and t h e C h o r al Q ef Group. The narration of f ive 3 scenes from the Christmas story l were accompanied by a musical , background. The Christmas tab- leau ended with a candlelight pro- j cession and the singing of O Come All You Faithful. ' Fear not, Mary, for thou hast found grace with God. CHRISTMAS PAGEANT And she entered into the house of Zachary and saluted Elizabeth. ,wi 1. f . .i t . Ei f S? Cx' wi? :E l 4 1 . 1 1. There came wise men from the east to jerusalem . . . and opening their treasures. they offered Him gifts: gold, frankincense, and myrrhf' 22 is T 2 . 5 . 1 Z gi 3 W S QQ .p ' . ,Kham ap. .41 xr., 'f 9 X. bintk rw.,- Talting a look at the new driver training car are Rita Davis, Betty Tolly, Barbara Hill, Carlann Eschenbach and Theresa Schmitt. DRIVER EDUCATION Barbara Williams and Judy Shea learn from Mr. XY'illiam Frohliger that sporrsmanlike driving always pays. Mr, Raymond Yfinegarrl gives Claudia Mauser and Antoinette Cento the inside story on the running of a car. Driver education proved popular in its second year at Saint Mary Academy. The two instructors, Mr. William Frohliger and Mr. Raymond XVinegard, both coaches at Cathedral High School, conducted early-morning classes. Mr. Frohliger taught the girls basic car mechanics and rules of the road, while Mr. Winegard supervised actual road practice. XVQ are grate- ful to Cathedral High School for the use of their driver training car in the first semester. In jan- uary, through the sponsorship of the Fathers' Club, Saint Mary Academy received its own 1959 Chevrolet for use in the course. The dual control car was provided by the Superior Chevrolet dealers. L 4 . EVROLET CO YSS Xe . 1 Q0 's S915 Soya! f?lez9e0 X B ie . 6, new 28 . QW XXQ S80 X35 'is Xqx C96 Qaigsixo? . QQ' C. figXQ b1O3 'oe 'Y-C 156050 Rea X3 xxisfivi KGOWOSS- FRESHMEN. Good study habits placed Donna .lines and Marian Parker on first honors in the first nine weeks of their high-school years. SOPHONIORFS C.iss.inir.i Miyec. Barbara Russell. Connie Turk. Martine Sellmer. ,lutly Schooley and Rosemary Zunlt can tefl you hui t.- make first honors in the weeks of the scliool year. first nine 24 .YXAXY xc wk 0 HONORS Seeing your name on the honor roll is it thrill worth the effort involved. Students who earn first honors three times during the school year are entitled to a pin and bar. An additional bar is awarded each successive year to students maintaining this high scholastic standard. YJ SENIORS. Top to Bottom: Maryann Staton, Patricia Nauert, Sheila Shine and Patricia Tietz smilingly agree that it's pleasant to make first honors. .Au 1 1 .Nga x 5 f Y F f , ! S 5 E x Q7 J fl if 'wk lff.:,4 . yy A ofagrhfll Mimi I a ,gQZ'Vf 7a lcsatvffms iii Ni aa,- A SWW 1 in ul' CLEAR AIMS . . . are necessary for the success of any organization. Belonging to a worth-while organization provides ample opportunity for spreading your good ideas and strengthening your Christian ideals. Persistent organiza- tional work enables you to put those ideas and ideals into circulation instead of keeping them to yourself. As a member of your organization, strive to make every other member feel that he belongs, that he is part of all the activities of your organiza- tion. XVhen your group works togeth- er, each must do his share in digging the soil, in planting the seed and cultivating it so that through a warmth of love for mankind, an eternal har- vest for Christ may result. Simple planning, efficient execution of the program agreed upon, together with individual responsibility and whole- hearted co-operation. produce gratify- ing results. XVithin you lies an individual power for good which you can exert in any club. group. or organization to which you may belong. You serve the interests of many, not merely a few, when you participate in the affairs of your . . . ORGANIZATIONS C S M C Addressing the members of the Catholic Students Mis- C.S.M.C. convention delegates check the results of the mission raffle. Cioriifire from top: Rita Jo Hines. Beverly Collier. Collette Karen Monaghan. I -. sion Crusade on October ZS. Monsignor Victor l.. Goossens stressed the need for workers in the mission fields. Prayer. study and sacrifice are the means whereby students can participate .ic- tively in aiding missionariesg sacrific- ing our own personal happiness for the good of others shows how much selflessness we possess. bfonsignot Goossens further stated that students underestimate their power to influ- ence people and thus often fail to give themselves. their talents and their time to work for the missions, Under the direction of Sister Mary Norbert, Saint Marys students lend spiritual and financial aid to mission- aries the world over. X f ,f6' Nelson, janet 'K Kuehn, and raffle. Monsignor 'Victor L, Goossens poses with the girls who earned Paladin jewels for attending the required number of meetings. Frrrz Ron: Lorraine Metelko, Theresa Schmitt, Cecilia Stevens, Judy Evan. Cecilia Harvey. Se rtff nd Roux Rose Gordon. Rita ,lo Hines, Patricia Nauert, Maryann Staton, Monsignor Goossens, Collette Kuehn, Claudia Mauser, Beverly Nelson, Karen Monaghan. Frances Cerne, Joyce Gibson. ,. -v 11 bo Monsignor Goossens addresses the student body at a C.S.M.C. assembly. Lorraine Metelko picks her prize in reward for outstanding salesmanship in the CSMC . Q I MAY CRCWNING I 1 OUR QUITN OUR MOTHI lx AND OL fx XIODIL Iolxms of low md rcspcu vnu offgrnd ro our hcxxmly 111111 1s C xrolm Szakcl C SVC IUYLSILILDK IWIILLL1 :lu Lroxxn upon thy 111111 of Our I 1111 5h1r1111, III thc gjrm 11111 tturyd to 1 oum, Morhgr xurn Luixn 61111111 x1LL WrLs1lL111 R111 Io H1 LS SLLTLIUX md Slurlu Norm rrusurnr Lmul 111 born, IIIL umm bflldtill body prusgd rhur Modgl Parromss and Adx ouatc THIRD ORDER OF ST. FRANCIS The Third Order was founded by St. Francis and is a way for people living in the vvorld to come closer to God. Living in the spirit of St. Francis teaches Third Order members that real comes with living a life of moderation and striving to give good example. Last summer five Tertiaries attended the Third Order Youth Congress in Olean, New York. Sheila Shine. Cecilia Stevens and Suzette Glenn delivered speeches on the topic, XY'hat Youth Can Do To Sanctify the Sunday -for God, for the family, and in recreation. In November, 1958, Sister Emmanuel, Moderator of Third Order, notified the girls that their speeches had been published in the Franciscan Herald and Forum. Reverend Philip Marquard, O.F.M., spiritual director, congratulates newly-professed members Claudia Mauser, Cecilia Stevens and Fran- ces Cerne. Third Order Youth Congress Delegates. Left To Right: Connie Turk, Charlotte Van Noy, Cecilia Stevens, Sheila Shine and Suzette Glenn. Third Order officers review the TROUBADOUR, published monthly by the Tertiaries. Firrz Roux Bertita Smith, Social Chairmang Char- lotte Van Noy, Sophomore Promoterg Claudia Mauser, junior Pro- moter. Second Roux' Roseanne Kirschner, Senior Promoiery Sheila Shine, Prefectg Cecilia Stevens, Secretaryg Evelyn Carrico, Novice Mi.rtreJr,' Patricia Tietz, Trearufer. The monthly meeting is fol- U lovved bv Bc-netlicrion of the Blessed Sacrament. ' at SODALITY Organized under Our Ladyls name, members of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary strive to cultivate in themselves a deep devotion and filial love for the Mother of God. As chaplain of the Sodality, Monsignor Goossens urged Sodalists to show their true devotion to Mary in a threefold manner-honor, prayer and imitation. On February 2 new members received their medals with the in- tention of fulfilling their roles as Apostles of Mary. Thelma Bishop explains the Y.C.S. program to prospective members. Left 10 Right: Barbara Craw- ford, Thelma Bishop, President of Y.C.S., Kathleen Roach and Catherine Ferroli. 44 At Thanksgiving time Sodalists collected canned goods for the Little Sisters of the Poor. Left to Right: Sheila Shine, Secretary-Treurzzren' Rose Gordon, Prefectg Margaret Johnson, Vice-Prefect. Sodality Heartline strikes it rich for a needy family. Left lo Right: Judy Mangold, Susan Roberts and Mary Foreman. Devotion to Our Lady is fostered in a special manner during October by daily Y C S recitation of the rosary in chapel. 'l' The main objective of the members of the Young Christian Student Movement is to take a progressive step toward helping themselves and other teenagers live a more Christlike life. The aim of Y. C. S. is to create in the high school student a respect for learn- ing that will blossom into enlightened Chris- tian leadership. The members study particular teenage problems, decide what action is tO be taken, and then devote all their energy toward effecting a change. Wfeekly meetings are conducted by Thelma Bishop, president, Mary Hermann, secretary, Barbara Hill, treas- urerg and Nancy McCracken, co-ordinator. Sister jean Gabriel as moderator suggests pro- jects and activities for both Y. C. S. and the Sodality. CROSIER STAFF Once a month S.M.A.'ers eagerly await their issue of the CROSHYR. which presents an up-to-theeminute review of past events and a preview of things to come. Many hours are spent by staff members in gathering the news, composing the articles and preparing the page layouts. Under the direction of Sister Rita Clare. publication of the newspaper gives valuable experience to students who possess literary talent, Last year the CROSIER was award- ed first honors from the Catholic School Press Association for complete and timely articles expressing sound Catholic standards. f I f Ms' T ,' -Y, 'D , X fri af., 'Ks . xg 'qs f - 'Nd -s Q Maryann Staton, Editor-in-Chief, gives the galley sheets her final approval, Reporters. Judith Himmelhaver and Gloria Simon iot down notes from exchange papers. Business affairs of the school newspaper are handled by Rosemary Spicuzza, Bufimr Mamzgerg Rose Gordon, Adrertifing Managerg and Thelma Bishop, Circulation Namzger. Y xi X -e Editor. , Checking and rechecking are part of editina a school paper. Seated: Sharon Ahlefeld Art Editor: Sue Harrison, Feature Edttor Margaret johnson, Neat Editor. Standing Patricia Burke, Exrhartge Editor: Sheila Hoff Alumrttie Editor: Lorraine Metelko, Auoriate S Shella Shxne Margaret johnson and Maryann Staff, n 4 4' QSQO TEEN mmxsce oxer past rssues vshrle Patrzcx K regular contrxbutors to TEEN STAR re b 2 oss IX y Sf Marys Uris to the last Issue eur 6619011171 totals number of xnches contrrbuted STAR The TEEN STAR IS a weekly publrcatlon wrrtten for by and about teenagers from the local hrgh schools St Marys grrls contrxbute artxcles regularly to the paper News chreftam Patrrcra Koss and members of the Journalrsm class strrve to marntam St Marys rankmg precedent of today among the top ten Wr1t1ng for the TEEN STAR g1ves publlcrty to the school establrshes good publrc relatlons and forms a competrtlve spmt among schools to produce best yournalxstrc efforts for publxcatxons QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY Encouraglng and revsardmg lI'lCllYlClL13l achleyement rn journallsm and allied fxelds IS the purpose of QUILL and SCROLL Nrne mem bers of the CROSIFR and VISTAS staffs met the requrre ments of the socxety and ln recotgnrtron of therr achreve ment receued gold pms at the candle lxghtmg ceremony on March 6 Fzrrt Rau Theresa Schmltt Sherla Shme Maryann Staton Lorra1ne Metelko Second Rou Betty Tolly Nancy Dezelan Margaret Johnson Sue Harrrson Rosemary Spxcuzva L. Margaret Johnson enloys her work as reporter for THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS and THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Margaret seeks the opmron of Ind1anapol1s crtrzens on current topxcs of mterest for polls m the newspaper 5 6 9 by X X 1-swf' 14 0 Gs 5 Q We C Nz' 'of wa A N. , 5 . I f - x skin , Q 0 H x I .X at . , Y ' A . Y 7 . I V I I V . . ' 1' . ' W 4 S , . ' ' 4 . V . . Y . , E , . . . Vx qw' 't s . ,, . . h . - X U : . y . . , , . ' ll' 1 Y Y Y I 1 1959 VISTAS STAFF Not long after school opened in September, we members of the VISTAS staff met for the first time to make plans for publishing the pictorial history of the 1953-59 school year at Saint Mary Academy. Our ad campaign was launched. and the subscription drive followed. XY'hile business managers were busy with their part of annual work. literary editors were searching for a theme and dedication. Copy work progressed while the art staff sketched possible layouts and combined original ideas and suggestions. Photographers were kept busy taking snapshots of the latest happenings. XY'orking together during the year made the staff members realize the importance of teamwork. Creating a lasting contri- bution to their alma mater became the one aim of this years VISTAS staff. It is our sincere wish that the contents of the 1959 VISTAS will enrich your life as it has ours. Assembling an accurate record of the school 'year is a challeng mg task, but exciting and fun as well, assures Sheila Shine Editor-in-Chief. Betty Tolly. Arroriafe Eflifor, and Kathy Mobley, Plaofograplaer. check schedules for assignments. Both staff members snapped pictures for use in the yearbook. LITERARY STAFF. Turning out good copy takes time and effort. Looking for just the right word are Theresa Schmitt, Donna Downton and Susan Diersing, Literary Editorr. Congratulations to the 1958 VISTAS Staff who received the ALL CATHOLIC rating from the Catholic School Press Association. ART STAFF New ideas and helpful suggestions are exchanged by members of the art staff to make each page one to remember Left to Rzght Carlann Eschenbach Art Edztof Kaiwa Worland and Rita Davis Armrzale Art Fdztnrr Carole Mates and Barbara Hill Arrzrtant Art Edztorx ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We the VISTAS staff sincerely thank those who assisted us in the publication of our yearbook We are especially grateful to Father ames Keller MM for his per mission to use the Christopher theme and to quote freely from the material which he provided Fatima Retreat House The H Lieber Company Indiana School Pictures Mr Max Galloway Advertisers Mr Willimn Butherus Patrons Reverend james Keller MM Sister Marie OSF Principal Sister Mary OSF Adviser '--..J t ,,- f ,W r Y M W BUSINESS STAFF. Accurate records of ads solicited and subscriptions obtained are kept by the business managers. Left to Rigblx Patricia Tietz, Atfirtanl Adverliring Managerg Roseanne Kirsch- ner, Subrcription Managerg Arleen Loviscek, Adverming Maazagerf Nancy Dezelan, General Buri- neu Manager. tx ,Q 35 CLUBS i .9 Qt, .47 41 QQ CAMERA CLUB. In the second semester a Camera Club was organized for the purpose of training students to take pictures for school publications. At each meeting the members were expected to contribute some helpful hints to facilitate good picture taking. The test of learning in photography is resultsg each month members of the club displayed their recent efforts and welcomed suggestions from fellow members. In this way the am- ateur photographers learned to recognize errors and improve the quality of their snap- shots. SPANISH CLUB. Members of the Spanish Club, organized this year, named their month- ly publication La Estrellitaf' Articles were written by students in the Spanish class, and members of the club compiled them for the paper. In addition to writing, traditions and customs of Spanish-speaking people were discussed at club meetings with Sister Benira, Moderator. MATH CLUB. Sister jean Gabriel assures her students that the purpose of the Math Club is to show that mathematics can be fun. Each week Sister had new puzzles and games to prove her point. At one meeting these young mathematicians found that there if such a thing as a one-sided surface. See if you can figure out this one: A mathematician confided That a Moebius band is one-sided And you'll get quite a laugh If you cut it in half, For it stays in one piece when divided. LEGION OF DECENCY. This organization is part of the national movement to promote patronage of good movies only. Movie-goers are aided by the notices circulated throughout the city by the legion workers. Patricia Tietz, chairman, hands the recent listing of local movies to co-chairman Rita Davis. Marilyn Gazvoda, Betty Tolly and Evelyn Carrico, contact managers, are responsible for obtaining the list of current movies from the theater houses. Notices are sent each week to the various Catholic schools, and movie ratings are filed for future reference. PEP CLUB. Three cheers for the gold and blue! Nancy Dezelan, Barbara Hill and Kathy Mobley lead the Pep Club in backing the fighting Irish from Cathedral High School. At each football and basketball game the pepsters unite in cheers and songs to spur the players on to victory. RED CROSS. Under the direction of Sister Marita members of the American junior Red Cross worked vigorously on a number of projects in accordance with the aims of the Red Cross- for country and for humanity. At Christmas, activities in- cluded the making of Christmas stockings, tray favors, calendar pads, joke books and yuletide decorations for the less fortunate. Gifts were distributed to the patients at Veterans Hospital, child- ren at General Hospital and old folks cared for by the Little Sisters of the Poor. Later in the year an exhibit kit of papers and pictures of U.S. teens and their activities was prepared for better foreign relations among students. On October 1' the student body assembled in the auditorium to hear reports from students who represented St. Mary Academy at various conventions during the summer months. Ruth Hudson, senior class president, introduced the speakers. Left 10 right: Ruth Hudson, Sheila Shine, Third Order Youth Corzgrertf Rowena Jenkins, American junior Red Cr0JJ,' Karen Monaghan, C.S.M.C. Cm1z'ef1tiorz.' Rose Gordon, Summer School of Cafbolic Auliorz: Maryann Staton, Y.C.S. C0nz'ention.' Donna Downton, Hoorier Girls' Slate. x Q 1 :JK W: S . ,,, 1 ' u l . Q F QA if 3 1 . 2 rw 15 L: , :Q :arg 1 X gk if 1 , ,iawgf af ., M Qw,f,,f Q 'F - .f ,kv , 4- 'w . W,,,M,,.,..,w A 4 .LQ ,4 .fm M. 2' . 3 . ,A,-- P Mow-In-mil g' 5 0,-1 M.-Q? 'M h ,eg f f in 5 Aw, 'R X 4 si . . . if enough of us do small things, together we will have done much for God and our world. Monsignor Victor L. Goossens In October, 1958, papal honors were conferred on Monsignor Victor L. Goossens, pastor of Saint Mary Church. Monsignor Goos- sens. Archtliocesan Director of the Propagation of the Faith and of the Catholic Mission Crusade. was raised from the rank of Papal Chamberlain to that of Domestic Prelate with the title of Right Reverend Monsignor. On October 7 the centennial observance of the founding of the parish was held at eight o'cloclt in the evening. A Solemn High Mass was celebrated by former pastor Reverend Albert Bnsald with the Most Reverend Archbishop Patil C. Schulte attending from the throne, During this school year Monl signor Cioossens has shown at sincere interest in Saint Marx' Acideiny. 'lille student body and the f.1e:1lry wish to extend ton- gr.itL:l.1tions .intl to express .ip- preeiation for his pasttiral tire 40 CENTE ARY OF SAINT MARY CHURCH fir ' w 9' Zi f Afgqt, ' W.-.WW ,,,,,,,A, , P M. . .Lf v.,.M-ygqvf., V ,A -.um ,Mb Q I - 1 ' r,yg'z1v,E.a.. ,, . A ,, M fx M Ae M af. chars? , , Q x f Jkfzam A y 415. ' w :X W-5 ra um ,ng Q3 5 ' f Wifi- V Y V R, 1 ,, V. -fmy A ' f'f 756 '1'gZ' : fit? 3i: :15Z5 A J ' mp., f fy . 32, , ' ,gs -35:7-T ' . 76. 'wg 98 Lgp figqgx 1 -my W4 is-is x UN-In -mgi X QI 4.121 - .ig 1. ---i 1 A- --.xuw f fu :Q ' :-2 f5,,m-uedf ' AA ,M E' IW 'R fia- 'Wu 1? wif 1 I - 5 ' Aj, I , N . A ,KA Q H 4' T ' 1 ff V I A . V 1' K 39 4 .xi ' , , , l , 5 K ' W w lg N .Tv L t'.w . Q U. . ' . 'if 4 K 2 , -318, , Q X : b , I I A L la x xxx 'Ja A -. in A I 1 n E x L SEPTEMBER SPOTLIGHT I 7 1 v Over seven hundred teenagers entered the Cathedral auditorium on the night of Septem- ber 19 for an enjoyable evening. The autumn- colored spotlights reflected huge silver fans decorating the hall, while Jerry Chapman pro- vided' fun and entertainment along with favor- ite hit tunes. The dance, sponsored annuallv by the CROSIER. was one of the big social events of the year and a huge success. Popular disc jockey, jerry Chapman, presents hit tune records to lucky Spotlight winners, David Austin and Judy Hensley. The spotlight falls on an excited group of S.M.A.'ers. Oh, how these decorations will reflect those multi- colored lights! exclaim Carlann Eschenbach and Virginia Evard. X4-..- Mamltt, SPOT UCHT Posters made by Sharon Ahlefeld and Barbara Hill drew the crowd to the Cathedral auditorium. 43 OPEN HOU E 6 2 9 15 E1 - R 'u N0-X One day students receive their schedules from hostess Elleen Klel XX hen school bells rang on October l9 an eager crowd of mothers and dads filed into Saint Mary Academy to enjox a taste of good old school ays Class officers welcomed the parents and pre sented to each 1 distinctixc class ribbon and daugh tcrs schedult A short asscmblx was first on the program student rcprcstntatnes who atttnded Sllllllllef COl lYCIll'lOIlS SIXC ll'lfOI'lllI1flYC fCPOI'fS OH fl4lC Following tht asscmblx thc bell summoned all to first period and partnts and teachers alike tnjoxcd brief class stssions Aftcr 1 short but exciting school day parents rtporttd to thc cafttcrm xxhcrt rtfrcsh ments were waiting for thcm Z fa, ,Q s I knovt it s down there somewx here Do you realls think it will fit? 44 1 2 I A r E 1 1 5 X, Pr, , h iv' A r ' l .. 'cf' s ,O f S 4, , - - sn X' A I 'X , its -xx X . , we - ' .A , , lv 9' X x - . l E -4 1 ta , V X, . ' ' , I 1 J , ,A+ M nn, '7 d '. Y . . U . - Q 1 1 4 Y 1 4 K ' ' Y K 3 activities and purposes of school organizations. N if-Vlffxiiz N f g e . , 1 . ,ture A .r I . 1 ' - xiii 3 . t J I ,...... ,, - Need any help, Dad? js Q 1, A J A 1 ' e a I ai f' -.. avi? i t 1. Q Now where was I . . .??? J . 'ea H iw Two heads are better than one when it comes to chemistry experiments. ' -O M. i I mv A 'I ,. V, 1 - -x 1 ' fi V747 Q '15 HQ 1 .ext f , , , t o 5 . K ,4 Parents view and admire the work of student artists. 45 Stuffed .inirnals v-,ere i1'.i.irded daily to the high salesvvomen .lur- ing the drive. Furl: Rm' Rim ,lo Hines and Diana lfrhancic. Setvwd Ruse' B.1rh.irt1 Hill. Frances Cerne, Charleyne Toth, Margie Morris. QA 1 r L l MAGAZINE DRI E The purpose of The National Cluholie Deen-nev in Rt-ruling Program, eondutted hy Tfvt Czrlvfflrr Dzgftit. xvns to proniote good reading in the home and to raise funds for equipment :ind school im- provements. Participation in the drive provided rin opportunity to be ri Christopher in Actionf' During the drive homeroom vied against homeroom. while individuals sought the title. Top Sgtlesvvomnnf' Friendly rivalry prevailed. and the entire student body rejoiced when we exceeded our goal. High saleswomen were itvvrirded han dso me prizes, the juniors were recognized as the champs, and Homer was given ri permanent home in Junior Homeroom 1. Ll' 1 T IVLQCDYI .IH ther XXL vvw ltlnne v time fcrne Croxxn 46 H 'ner kin orthe mi azinedrxe Q i .. J. f- -t '-v-5 , fl' D Q c 1 115 .,,, ii it Xl.rr:.'r' Xl..r.:,if1g .rttgjfs 'he ive .'ifl .':' Nlr. Cldrlx. 17.11 I to 'A .A rihhwri :' .ri lizfx llfs 1 f 7 fist '-.tnrimis tive, presents .1 rdmertx kit to Hedv cildfli for lur'i-vrfuiw h ourst dine N.liL'i fit' P.i'T',' Burl., i..lt1i.1t.ff', e'-.t .rfiis ilwvrire B: V' lillvfk uri- lil! -. rnfi' Q '. ' ova-rtl1et Q'l Baath rtlz. Peeqv Bri tk .ind Fr. Q ' o..V '4 ' .bs A. .it SCHOOL SOCIAL Come join the fun! This was the invitation to one and all to enjoy a delicious fish dinner and rejoice with friends at St. Marys School Social. Stu- dent workers erected gay and colorful booths, each displaying a variety of prizes. The Freshmen, identified by their miniature Robin Hood hats, encouraged the crowd to take a chance at Lucky Draw or be a winner at the Toyland booth. Sophomores in blaclc hats with white and red trimmings called patrons to Pilgrims Pantry' and l.uck's A Ladyfl Balloon darts and a wheel of fortune were handled by the juniors wearing college beanies, while Seniors in traditional black derbies called all to the Curio Shop and the Teddy Bear Toss. The excitement reached its peak when Rita Davis was crowned Social Queen! The Cassidy Sisters-Anita, Shari and Patsy-acknowledge applause from an enthusiastic crowd. s 1 if C l 1 5 With eyes aglow Queen Rita accepts her crown for the evening. ,fl 4 if 4 1 3 ' i ey iii i 1 I it LT' 'lwfi .,,,.,..,, elk f t W '- ATM The queen and her court. Lefz ro Right: Antoinette Page, janet Collier, Patricia Flynn, Queen Rita Davis, Thelma Bishop, janet Clark and Ciarlene Metellxo. 47 STUDENT RETREAT Two days out of the year to gam an etermty 1n heax en thls was the mcentrsq xx 1th vshlch we gaxe December 4 and 5 to God 1n a spectal way Our day began mth Mass and Holy Communron rn St Mary Church and contrnued mth rnsprrrng talks by Father Morrarty Between lectures we X1S1f6Cl Our Lord rn the Blessed Sac rament we reac. and thought about true xalues Vue were srlent Both days closed mth Bened1ct1on and all too qulckly our retreat frlled mth Gods grace and new strength to face problems make decrsrons and resrst tcmptatrons Generously gnmg trme to God assured us of H15 blessmg on our h1gh school days SERIOUS PRAYING e n c o u r a g e s us to follow vshere He wxll lead SPIRITUAL READING guarantees our stay mg on the rrght path STRAIGHT THINKING helps Us remember the real purpose of hfe Rexerend Iames Morrarty, retreat master, stressed the necessrtv of haxmg a dally rule of llfe and Mary as our model l Y Y. ' l . I V '7 ' , . . , , , , ended. Those were two days of merit and profit. Our hearts were Y. l 7 3 CHRISTMAS . is a time for fun, excitement and surprise, but most of all a time for silent prayer before the crib. Martine Sellmer and Judy Della Penna make their contributions to the Christmas decorations. A ruler and compass were used by geometry students to make the Christmas Violet ribbons tied about a wreath of evergreen boughs and four cand- les symbolize the time of prepara- tion for the Birthday of Christ. Carol Munchel lights the second candle of the Advent Vfreath. designs for this bulletin board. lll Silhouettes of the story of Bethlehem inspire the tranquillity of spirit that only the Christmas season can bring. Art students, Barbara Hill and Carole Mates, put the finishing touches on their work. The trimming of the tree and arranging of the crib were highlights of the Christmas preparations Carolyn Sekula Kama Worland and Darlene Zunk anticipate the coming of the Christ Child SENIGR REVUE . . 4 53 5 , S li A 1' . lf. l if 1 fit 2 ii 5 . , I ' 4 1 ' 1 4 'if' Delores Ragon's playmates urge her to come down the s1ide.Ley'z to Rigbff Margie Teague. Patricia Ashcraft, Delores Ragon, Margie Morris and Nancy Christ. The BH. Help .1 coma lx in three acts x is gttscntel hx The Stu lam C'lKC'fHff-1IhCiI'ii lll 1 N h lol 1 it t High Sthool t fll1!'I1 Tu st ti X it s irs Sc f the I otoura Het. Vr 1 1 1 . .1 11.1 f iv: S. N .try catcmyl. F . nccs Cferne .A . Marv Aoi lc 1 t' Alhcrts. Marx' f m rilaus. xlcff Kingan. C. t' . .1 c f . . ' . ta L-mv. if .. 1: 3 vac' Pehler, 9tevcM.1ck. l. .c-t C wlie St. . ,lry . :ite y . Vert Klains. Charlotte Godich, John Herminger. 50 .V Evel Yll C . Hfn the ffaso C? assures H She ' Rfta Io1nedt1,eNax Davis this W 'V' as 'lot THE BIG HELP ' What suitcase? I . , I don't see any suitcase FATHERS' CLUB Parental interest in school activities adds considerably to a students successful scho- lastic achievement. Wholehearted response from our parents has revealed that Saint Mary's girls have hard-working, gracious and en- thusiastic Mothers and Dads. Without the aid of the Fathers' Club many projects could not have been realized. Their forethought and planning helped im- measurably during the school year. We are grateful for their assistance at the annual Social and Fish Fry and for their sponsorship of the driver training program. Their interest and assistance in making repairs and improve- ments throughout the building is an example of their cheerful willingness to help whenever they are needed. We are proud of you, Mothers and Dads, and for your constant encourage- ment, we thank you! FATHER DAUGHTER COMMUNION BREAKFAST On Feb ruary 22 Arleen Loviscek and her father Mr Louis M Loviscek received Holy Communion together in Saint Mary Church After the nine thirty Mass Fathers and Daughters enjoyed breakfast the Academy cafeteria g FATHERS CLUB OFFICERS Lefl to Right Mr Jeremiah Shine V:cePreJ1dent Mr Raymond Monaghan Prerzdent Mr joseph Braun Secretary Treafurer 51 , . , y J F sf r ' - ' , ' I in . , , ,A I a' X 'T 'xxx W 1' I ll rx N , . f':-'iii' S5113 it ' ii S 4- E' l v I 1' ' y ' ' SENIOR MEMORIES CLOSED RETREAT AT EATIMA, In spring Our Lady or Fatima Retreat House vas the perfect place for seniors to spend tl few days alone with God just talkin: mer their last four years and planning the future with Him. Cppermost in the mind of exery senior was the thought. What does God want of me? During the quiet days tif the retreat hearts were filled with the cotzr- age nt-etictl to ttilrifl llis rzixine plans. 52 JUNIOR PROM. Memories of that evening in May still linger in the hearts of the seniors. With gay hearts we danced to the strains of Magic Moments. XY'ands and stars turned the hall into a mysterious tairyland, and we watched in breathless silence as Rose- anne Kirschner crowned Mary as Queen or our prom, ,fa MILWAUKEE PRESS CONGRESS. Members of the CROSIER and VISTAS staffs received valuable information while attending the National Catholic Educational Press Congress in Milwaukee, Vfisconsin. The Catholic Press and the Role of the Laity was the principal subject. and listening to experts discuss yearbooks and newspapers gave each convention delegate a new in- centive to develop her skills. Left fo Rf,L'!i'I.' Maryann Staton, Sheila Shine, Margaret johnson, Lorraine Metelko, Rosemary Spicuzza, Theresa Schmitt, Roseanne Kirschner and Donna Downton. at x, f vu 5 E g . i..'3-iii Father john Elford blesses the senior class rings before the presentation. Each senior receives her class ring from Sister Marie with a pledge to fulfill the high ideals of Christian living. A momentous occasion in a senior's life! 6 9 'Q 5 ,bs O06 QQXOS xv-bog: Se' 5,90 65-ei bxeexxz v. 0 X Q0 ok Q00 QQ 05. O55 'Q' Q' 0 cj' Q6 fb'jC,e' is Nqgi 66' QXOVOS' ee? K Secioe' OK C950 5555 we 43:9 oox K0 'seeie iv of 39 N95 N9 95 4.6 NON se O K0 J- Q, 'R' K X 9' s N ox? 3' Q, Q96 ow XR? Q0 N0 W N 9 ice- 6 be e ,eq Q 5.3. 5 Oreo? Noe' Ooixofbos X9 A99 25 'N O 0 0- 10 0 KC9O.Q0X1,,e, X qbxaoe XO QYXGX . o . O Q9 O49 X QQ -Xa, Q0 va K C0 K QR owe psf 3956, 0 ,OC Y Q0 'de' -tx 'O X5 6 0' -x 6 N - - E, s fe O . ef' 6' 4 K 510 G Axe, O90 O6 Q10 ,oo 6,8 QQ 5.75, 'OO X- Ke. KO L9 QXQ, bex 'O o x .6 'O x0 002, Qifbobx O fb 3, 'Q QS OO RING PRESENTATION Our class rings are . . . symbols of loyalty to St. Mary Academy, pledges of faithfulness to all we have received in Catholic education, promises of fidelity to God, and reminders of eternity. i 1 I 5 53 Queen Shrrlex Moran gnes Our Lady specral honor at the Senxor Ball Exery grrl wrll remember the mght of her Seruor Ball frrsr an eager anrrcrparron then '1 breathless rcalrry 1nd frnally only a hqppy memory The hrghlrfghr of the ex emng vsrll be fondly recalled srngrng 1 hymn ro Our Lfldy placrng 1 rose at her feet makrng her the real Queen of the Senror I . KGS? lol a PefleCY glen The em SENIOR BALL --. Fr B ewm 1sh0P Sh1rIeyMOra an Baci Thelma n and Susan Dletsm Om Julre Sh S' if The chaperones decide to sir this one our. .yn ,, . wiv wt 3? vm, if gf 5? f, 2 M 1---1-an mm 1 as 'sdgif :ini 11-A 31.1 ,V T62 9523 5,93 gg: E V 1 5p,,g-, 1 wwgzq M3 , vw 5 af . if is aa ' +, ,W M, vans: , i , will Q ,- em , ' lf M mx Q22 if 5,1 1 f' f ir - ' , ' 5 '.', fm: , ,,,. K ' f ca it 'I 'E M, fa I AI H- 11 W . f 1 fl- N -T WM 'J' -.nfl X 1 1 , H? ia . 1 3 '5 -f Y Y an f. A ,gh W ,ua Dix 'Sf Q I . . . the world is bound to bc a Iirrlc better or n litrlc worse because yuu have lived. ,ff THE SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS RUTH ANN HUDSON PRESIDENT Saint Philip Neri Vice-President 1g Treasurer 2, President 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, AOC 1, 25 SDS 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Chorus 1, 2. TO EACH OF YOU EILEEN KIEL VICE-PRESIDENT Holy N ame Secretary 25 Social Chairman 33 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g C SMC 1, 2, 3, 45 AOC 1, 29 SDS I, 2, 3, 4, TEEN STAR Reporter 35 TIMES Reporter 3g Glee Chorus 15 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. Ili n MARY HERMANN SECRETARY Sain! Cbrirtoplyer Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 SDS 1, 2, 3, 4, YCS 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Choral Group Accompanist 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Press Club 1. Km fs ROSE GORDON TREASURER Saint Chrirtopher Vice-President 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Order of Paladins 45 Paladin Study Club 3, 4, AO C 2, Sodality 3, 4, Prefect 4, SDS 1, 2, 3, 4, YCS 2, 3, 4, CROSIER Staff 4, TEEN STAR Reporter 33 Choral 2, 4, Glee Chorus 1, Great Books Club 45 Summer School of Catholic Action 4. PATRICIA BURKE SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Litlle Flower CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Represent- ative 3g Order of Paladins 33 SDS 1, 2, 3, 45 YCS 15 CROSIER Staff 4, Glee Chorus 1, 25 CSMC Con- vention Delegate 3g Marion County Teen-Age Traffic Safety Council 4. 58 PATRICIA ASHCRAFT Sacred Heart CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 AOC 1,23 SDS 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3: Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY ELLEN BAYT Holy Trinity CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 SDS 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Representative 4. THELMA BISHOP Sain! Philip Neri Treasurer 13 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Order of Paladins 33 Pala- din Study Club 1, 2, 33 AOC 1, 23 YCS 2, 3, 4, President 43 CROSIER Staff 43 Glee Chorus 13 Great Books Club 43 Math Club 43 Red Cross 1, 2. Q ,, I V. in EVELYN CARRICO Immaculate Heart of Mary Honor Roll 2, 33 CSMC 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Legion of Decency 43 SDS 1, 2, 3, 43 Third Order 1, 2, 3, 4, No- vice Mistress 43 YCS 33 Choral 2, 3, 43 Glee Chorus 13 Pep Club 33 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 GOD HAS ASSIGNED NANCY CHRIST Holy Rotary CSMC 1, 2, 3 4,3 Paladin Study Club 13 SDS 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross High School Board Representative 43 Red Cross Leadership Training Center 4. RITA DAVIS Immaculate Heart of Mary Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Legion of Decency 43 SDS 1, 2, 3, 43 YCS 33 VISTAS Staff 43 Pep Club 35 Red Cross 13 Marion County Teen-Age Traffic Safety Council 4. NANCY DEZELAN Saint Michael Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Representative 23 SDS 1, 2, 3, 43 YCS 1, 2, 33 TEEN STAR Reporter 33 VISTAS Staff 43 Quill 8: Scroll 43 Press Club 23 Pep Club 1, 23 Cheerleader 3, 4. iiitfw SUSAN DIERSING Little' F l oufer Honor Roll 33 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Paladin Study Club 13 SD S 1, 2, 3, 43 TEEN STAR Reporter 33 VISTAS Staff 4g Saint John Academy 1. DONNA DOWNTON Holy Trinilj Honor Roll 1, 4g CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g YCS 25 TEEN STAR Reporter 35 VISTAS Staff 4g Representative to Girls' State 33 Press Convention Delegate 4. JANE DUGAN Cathedral CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. I 2 CARLANN ESCHENBACH Saint Calberirze CSMC 1, 2, 3, 41 AOC 1, 21 SDS 1, 2, 3, 4g VISTAS Staff 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4. A SPECIAL MISSION IN LIFE. PATRICIA FLYNN Saint A rzdreu' CSMC 1, 2, 3. 4, SDS 1, 2. 3,4. MARY FOREINIAN Saint Bridget CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 4 SDS 2, 3, 43 Glee Chorus l Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. MARIE FREEINIAN Saint Rila CSMC 1. 2, 3. 4, Sodaliry 3, 4g SDS 2, 3, 4: Glee Chorus l. VIRGINIA EVARD Immaculale Heart of Mary CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 AOC 1, 2g Sodality 3, 43 YCS 3, 45 Great Books Club 4, Math Club 4, Red Cross 1, Z, 3, 4. MARILYN GAZVODA Holy Trinity Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Decency 4, SDS 1, 2, 3, 4g YCS 23 Red Cross 1, 3. BARBARA GRAVES Holy Angel: CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4, AOC 23 Sodality 5, 4, YCS 4, TEEN STAR Reporter 5, Glee Chorus 1, 2g Math Club 4, Press Club 1, 2, Red Cross 1, 2, 5, 4. JUDITH HIMMELHAVER Holy Rosary CSMC 1, 2, 5, 45 Paladin study Club 1, sDs 1, 2, 3, 4, YCS 53 CROSIER Staff 4, TEEN STAR Reporter 53 Pep Club 5, Red Cross 1, 2. BARBARA HAMMOND Holy Trinity CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4, SDS 1, 2, 4, YCS Ig Glee Chorus 2, Press Club Ig Scecina Me- morial High School 5. RITA HINES Saint Bridget CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4, Secretary 4, Paladin Study Club I, 5, 4, Order of Paladins 4, AOC 2g SDS I, 2, 5, 43 Third Order 1, 2, 5, 4, Red Cross 2, CSMC Convention Dele- gate 5, PATRICIA HAMMOND Saint Monica CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4, AOC 1, 2, TEEN STAR Reporter 5, Red Cross 1. SUE HARRISON Saint Rita Honor R011 1, 2, CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4, Sodality 5, 4, SDS 1, 2, 5, 4, CROSIER Staff 45 TEEN STAR Reporter 5, Quill Sc Scroll 4. ONE MIGHT SAY SHEILA HOFF Arrumption CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4, YCS 5, 4, CROSIER Staff 4, TEEN STAR Reporter 53 Choral 1, 2, 5, Glee Chorus 2, 5g Pep Club 2, 5, Red Cross 1. MARGARET JOHNSON Saint Ann Honor Roll 1, 2, 5, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 5, 4g AOC 1, 23 Sodality 5, 4, Vice Prefect 4, SDS 1, 2, 5, 4, CROSIER Staff 5, 43 NEWS Reporter 4, TIMES Reporter 4, TEEN STAR Reporter 5, 4, Quill 8: Scroll 4, Choral 2, 5, 43 Glee Chorus 1, Math Club 4, Press Convention Delegate 4. ROSEANN KASTER Saint Mark CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g AOC 1, 2' SDS1,2,34. 'Je' ROSEANNE KIRSCHN ER Saint Patrick CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, SDS 1, 2 3, 45 Third Order 1, 2, 3, 4, Promoter 4g YCS 1, 25 VIS TAS Staff 45 Glee Chorus 1 Red Cross 1, Press Con- vention Delegate 4. GOD NEEDS YOU SANDRA LESCAK H015 Trinity Honor R011 1. 31 CSMC 1. 2, 3, 4, SDS 1, 2, 3, -ig YC' S 2, 3, Red Cross 1, 3. ARLEEN LOVISCEK Saint .Virlucf Honor R011 3, CSMC 1, 2. 3. -1, SDS 11 2, 3, -1: YCS 2: VISTAS Staff 4. -ff' PATRICIA KOSS Saint Michael Secretary 13 Honor R011 1, 2, 33 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, SDS 1, 2, 3, 43 TEEN STAR Re- porter 3g TEEN STAR News Chieftain 4, Red Cross 1. ELDA INIATTINGLY Saint .Uarj Honor R011 1, CSMC 1, 2, Q f 9, -1: AOC 1, 2, SDS 1. 2 3, 4: Red Cross 1. 2. CHERIE LENTS Saint Anthony CSMC1,2, 3, 4, AOC 1, 2 SDS 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 1 2, 3, 4. wtf MARY Jo Mc ELROY Saint Bridget CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 4 SDS 2, 3, 4. INIARY MC INIANNIS Saint Patrick Honor Roll 15 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 AOC 1, 25 SDS 1, 2, 3, 45 Third Order 2, 3, 45 Y CS 2, 35 Choral 2, 35 Glee Chorus 1, 2, 35 Press Club 25 Red Cross 1, 2. SHIRLEY MORAN Saint Pazrick Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 CSM C 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 AOC 1, 2, Secretary 25 Cho- ral 2, 35 Glee Chorus 1, 2, 35 Red Cross 1, 2, 4. B C ' 'O' CST' LORRAINE INIETELKO Holy Trinizy Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4: Order of Paladins 4, sos 1, 2, 3, 4, CROSIER Staff 45 TEEN STAR Re- porter 33 Quill Sc Scroll 45 Red Cross 1, 25 Press Con- vention Delegate 4. BARBARA MINKNER Saint Pim X CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 SDS 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Chorus 1, 25 Red Cross 3. 'ID4 Hxm KATHLEEN MOBLEY Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1, 2, 3. 45 AOC 25 SDS 1, 2, 3, 45 YCS 35 VISTAS Staff 45 Choral 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Press Club 1, 25 National Catholic Theatre Convention 3. TO MAKE A BETTER WORLD MARGARET MORRIS Saint Philip Neri CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 SDS 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Chorus 15 Pep Club 35 Red Cross Z, 3. SHIRLEY MUNDY Sam: Philip Neri CSINIC 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 'L PATRICIA NAUERT Saint Mary Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Order of Paladins 45 Paladin Study Club 3, 45 Glee Chorus 35 Pep Club 35 SDS l, 2, 3, 45 YCS 35 Cho- ral 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 2, 3. DELORES RAGON Saint Christopher Y. ,. csMc 1, 2, 5, 4, sos 1, 2, 3, 4. New Y' JOYCE RYAN Saint Bernadelle CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, SDS 3, 45 Pep Club 3, Red Cross 3. l HOW, WHEN AND WHERE ANN SERCER Holy Trinifg CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Cho- rus lg Press Club 1. JULIA SHEWMAN Our Lady of Lourdes CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Represent- ative lg AOC 1, 2, Corre- sponding Secretary 2, SDS 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 33 YCS 2, 3, Glee Chorus 1, 25 Press Club lg Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Block's High School Fash- ion Board Representative 4. THERESA SCHMITT Saint Francif de Sales Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, fl, Order of Paladins 4, Paladin Study Club 3, 4, SDS 1, 2, 3. 4, TEEN STAR Reporter 3, VISTAS Staff 45 Quill 8: Scroll 4, Press Convention Delegate 4. SHEILA SHINE Saint joan of Arc Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 CSMC 2, 3, 45 AOC 2, Sodality 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, SDS 2, 3, 4, Third Order 2, 3, 4, Promoter 3, Prefect 4, CROSIER Staff 33 TEEN STAR Reporter 3, 4g VIS- TAS Editor 4g Quill 8: Scroll 4, Red Cross 2g Representa- tive to Girls' State 3, Third Order Youth Congress 4: Summer School of Catholic Action 43 Press Convention Delegate 4, Scecina Memorial High School 1. CAROLYN SEKULA Holy Trinily CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, SDS 1,2 3, 4, NEWS Reporter 39 TEEN STAR Reporter 3, Glee Chorus 1, 2, Press Club GLORIA SIMON Saint Mirhael CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Represent- ative 23 AOC 1, 23 CROSIER Staff 43 TEEN STAR Re- porter 3g Press Club 1. BETTY SIMPSON SDS 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 1,2, 3, 4. MADONNA SULLIVAN Holy Angel: Honor Roll 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, SDS 1, 2, 3, 49 Choral 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Chorus 1, 4, Press Club 1. 5 PHYLLIS SNY DER Saint Mary Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Paladin Study Club 39 SDS 1, 2, 3, 4, YCS 1, 2, 3, Glee Chorus 1, Red Cross 2, 3. CAROLYN SZAKEL Holy Trinity Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, SDS 1, 2, 3, 4, YCS 1, 2, Red Cross 1, 2, Representative 1, 2. uuncmsaueavmq-. ROSEMARY SPICUZZA Holy Rosary Social Chairman 2, Honor Roll 1, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 49 SDS 1, 2, 3, 4, Third Order 1, 2, 5, 4, Ycs 1, 2, CRO- SIER Staff 4, TEEN STAR Reporter 3, Quill SL Scroll 4, Glee Chorus 1, Red Cross 1, 2, Press Convention Dele- gate 4. WILL YOU PLAY MARYANN STATON Saint joan of Arc Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 CSM C 1, 2, 3, 4, Representative 3, Order of Paladins 4, Paladin Study Club 2, 3, SDS 1, 2, 3, 4, YCS 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, CROSIER Ed- itor 4, INDIANA CATHO- LIC AND RECORD Re- porter 4, TEEN STAR Re- porter 3, 4, Quill 8: Scroll 4, Choral 33 Glee Chorus 1, Math Club 4, Press Club 1, Red Cross 1, Press Con- vention Delegate 4, YCS Delegate 4. YOUR ROLE? ,SAX MARJORIE TEAGUE Saint Philip Neri Glee Chorus 1, Spanish Club 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3i Eminence High School 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA TIETZ Sacred Heart Treasurer 33 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 49 Legion of Decency 4, SDS 1, 2, 3, 4, Third Order 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, YCS 3, VISTAS Staff 4, Pep Club 33 American Homemaker of To- morrow 4, Sacred Heart Central High School 1. i MARY TOLLIVER Our Lady of Mount Carmel CSMC 1, 3, 45 SDS 3, 45 Red Cross 3. BETTY TOLLY Saint Andrew Social Chairman 15 President 25 Secretary 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Legion of Decency 45 AOC 1, 25 SDS 1, 2, 3, 45 CRO- SIER Staff 25 TEEN STAR Reporter 35 VISTAS Assoc- iate Editor 45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Glee Chorus 15 Red Cross 25 Mayor's Teen Guide Coun- cil 4. MUCH DEPENDS ON YOU! 1., ANN VOLZ Saint Philip N eri CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 AOC 1, 25 SDS 3, 4. Y-:nf 5, Qi,--1.1-21:15-..11 SYLVIA WALKUP Our bzdy of Lourdex CSMC 45 SDS 3, 4. LINDA WOOD Holy C rox: CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Cho- ' rus 15 Red Cross 1. KAIWA WORLAND Saint Mary, Greemburg CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 SDS 1, 2, 3, 45 YCS lg VISTAS Staff 3, 45 Great Books Club 45 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. DARLENIE ZUNK Holy Trmzty CSMC 1 2 3 4 Pa ad Study Club 1 2 Sodaliry 3 DS 3 4 Glee Chorus 1 Press Club 1 Red Cross 3 PATRICIA ASHCRAFT 1913 S Talbot St MARY ELLEN BAYT 1429 N Medford Ave THELMA BISHOP 1415 N Tuxedo St PATRICIA BURKE 818 N Grant Ave EVELYN CARRICO 6620 College Ave NANCY CHRIST 632 E McCarty St RITA DAVIS 5632 Broadway NANCY DEZELAN 3253 W 34th St a SUSAN DIERSING DONNA DOWNTON 1858 N Belleview JANE DUGAN 1846 N Pennsylvania St a CARLANN ESCHENBACH 1023 Raymond sr VIRGINIA EVARD 5762 N Meridian St PATRICIA FLYNN 3225 Forest Manor MARY FOREMAN 522 Minerva St. MARIE FREEMAN 2146 Sheldon MARILYN GAZVODA 1521 N. Warman ROSE GORDON 1040 Winton BARBARA GRAVES 2848 N. Illinois St. BARBARA HAMMOND 753 N. King Ave. PATRICIA HAMMOND 1925 Mayfair Dr. West SUE HARRISON 810 Blake St. MARY HERMANN 2121 N. 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You can start in your home. school. office or farm and reach from there to the world. Whether you are a housewife, banker, office worker, doctor, teacher. mechanic, lawyer, stu- dent, bus driver, or scientist, there is something that you can do, with God's help, to restore to the mainstream of life that truth without which it is im- possible to have lasting peace. The Christopher movement reaches out to ordinary persons--to individ- uals of all races, colors and creeds. You are invited to be a Christ-bearer insofar as you can and will. Proof that Christopher action flourishes to- day is evidenced by the generosity of our . DVERTI ER ALLIED ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Office: Me 8-4046 Free Estimates 5175 Wftst XV'1sh1ngton ACE AUTO TOP at TRIM SHOP MC 7 W0 Comertzblc Topr Seat Coztrr Truck Sean All Tgper Auto Upbolrltrmg C fmzplzmcvzlr 0 Edu A Welmer 7724 West Washrngton JAMES H DREW! CORPORATIONI Indlanapolrs Inchana Offrcc Arelutetts 8. 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L A . r 1659 1..lf.1yCIfC Rmd W' LQO' V- A r -'X-QWSS, 11 'L spcn'.11'f1 1111 f2 ffJ.1V1 .zmf zz 'LHZJJAQ aim if-' To the Senxors Ben uzrlaef or .rucceff the jean ahead THE JUNIORS jun or Class Officers F Cerne Pres J Babcock V Pres A Metelko Secy J E an Tre-as T Gootee Socal Chmn Rel1g1ous Artlcles Are Approprrate and Lasrmg Glfts For All Occasions KRIEG BROTHERS CATHOLIC SUPPLY HOUSE INCORPORATED 249 N Penn St Me 4 5553 C 0 ngmtulatzom Semorr Complunents of the ZEBZ Scecma C omplimenzf 0 SAINT BRIDGET CHURCH 801 North West Street C 0 mplzmentr of MARIAN RUBBER PRODUCTS COM PAN Y Founded in Marian Year Complimemf of ALSCO INDIANAPOLIS CORPORATION 1661 West 16th Street FADELY - ANDERSON, INC. INDIANA'S LARGEST DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER 3547 E. Washington F1 7-8541 7TC I Compliments of ERNEST HOLDEMAN AND COLLET, INC. Indianapolis, Indiana SPEEDWAY SAVINGS Sc LOAN ASSOCIATION 1518-20 Main Street Speedway 24, Indiana MILLER'S REGAL MARKET 215 East Terrace Avenue Indianapolis Indiana CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 FATHERS' CLUB OF SAINT MARY ACADEMY 429 East Vermont Street C omplzmentr of STEEL PARTS CORPORATION 920 Illinois Building ARLINGTON SHOE REPAIR Wlozle U Wazt or Whzle U Shop Sertzfe Arlington Shopping Plaza Good Luck Class of 1959 Our pmjcr ul good uzyber go wztb you THE SOPHOMORES Glenn V Pres C Weingardt Seq' C Turk Treas K Mc Carthy Soc1alChmn L Sophomore Class Officers: B. Russell, Pres.g S ' 79 I STEVEN'S MORTUARY CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS 3136 West 16th Street Me 6-0125 C ongmtulatiom Seniorr of '59 EDWARD J. FILLENWARTH ATTORNEY AT LAW ART'S TAVERN 2027 Prospect Street Me 7-0751 GOOD LUCK PAT MORAN C omplzmentr o WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC .- 1 T , V... 7.. V ,L , I , , .. .-.. BEST WISHES From the Clergy of thc CHURCH OE ST. MARY Vermont and New Jersey FRARES ELECTRIC COMPANY I mzplzmuzts 476 Elst Nux York Strut Indranapolrs Cnzzzfilzmum BEECI-I GROVE FURNITURE INC X. APPLIANCES INC Sth Q. Mun Strut Buch Groxe Indram Sr 4 C4888 4 349 MIYIOH H Stmrr STUARTS MOVIING STORAGE INC I'I0uscholLI X Offru Mmxrng, Stomgc Ioul Sum ml Nuum XY dc Ol North Mmm Axnnun I II'1LII1IllpUI1b 7 I d C mzp mf! 111011: NATIVITY PARISH M07 5 RILILIOVNS Drlw F1 7 I0 A. . ? ,nf if 4 I j of 4 E 4 , Y. . , l Ll' , . H A L' 12. 'A' ' , -' I -I 1 ' . I I Y I I I - N A A A 3 ' To ffm' SCJITVIH ' C' A a', V K YA .'L,:L'Lk.v.' II' T U if 'A A ??-1 I -12r '. 1 -V n, 81 Congrirulfmons Scnrors A and neue!! In 0111 Bzq Szrlevv THE ERESHMEN Freshman f.13SSf2fflL6I'S L Lxmrncr Prcs Ix Ccsnrlk res Wasmr as Cz Harm Treas M Parker Socral fhmn COLORS INCORPORATED 57f3O Mfrssachusetts Avenue lndrampolrs 18 Indnm 7220 fb anyefa gomfany me ENGINEERS DEbIGNERS BUILDERS Cl 3 0626 Homes of D1sr1ncr1on Audubon Road Indranapolrs B ert Wirher ro nz MILANO INN Home of food Imlifm Dinners 'rnd Pizzu 291 South College Mc 2-8834 C. F. MALEY GROCERY 243 North Stare Avenue Mc 2-6569 Give Your Soul gr R011 Trmr Spend thc XY acl-ccnd 'rt EATIMA RETREAT HOUSE 111 XY'c5r Raymond Srrcet Sr 4-1425 NEZ'L'fJfZ71-IIKQ 71l7?'flllgI7 111lIfJ '. GENERAL ASBESTOS AIND SLPPLY CONIPANY 150 West XY qshmgton Street Roofmg and Sheet Metal Commtrenl Industrul mdRt51dent1al Charlie Wfoods r IN S1331 Roofmg., Depirtment HENRY D NORRIS Nc ASSOCIATES 5077 E1st 'Icnth Street IUCIIHYIIPOIIS Indltm The Smzlmg lrubnzefz MC GINTY SALES COBIPANY INC 701 N Delaware St 479 M155 Axe DELAXXJARE LOAN COMPANY Ioms on Autos FLIIUICLITC 8. Sl5l'l'1fL1I'6 501 N Dclavmre St Mc 4 734 STUCKS BEST OIL COMPANY III Leota Street MC 6 7454 D A BOHLEN AND SONS 930 State Llfe Btuldmg, Indmnftpolls 4 Indmnx THE LANGSFNRAMP WHEELER BRASS XWORRS INC Brlss Bronze Alulmnum C 1Sl'llIf.,S 173i Shelby Strut A T Y L 1 'f It ', .. ' y .A .L I , l - I, Az.: I7 A ff 1 r. I ,p , . ,'f L . . ,L ' Iet'-' ' y ,L , 4 1 ' ' . L , 1 ,z S , ' ' I ' 'ft 7 1 .4 . C 5 A , ,L , I- . 'njll ' . ', 'I I . . . 7 I I ' , 1: 4 f 4 1 I 4 'T 7 - 1 - A- ' ILS' 'J 83 ALWAYS TRAVEL TRAILWAYS Route 0 the Tbmluzcrr From Chlcago Indranapolls Cmcmnatr Ashevrlle Knoxvllle Atlanta Charlotte Cmcmnatr Gatlmburg Fay CIICNIIIC acksonullc Miami Sarasota Chrcago Tampa Many Other Pomts No Charge of Bus or Baggage Seat Reserwauons Available at No Extra Cost THE SA HE SEAT ALL THE 11 AY For Informatlon Call SOUTHEASTERN TRAILWAYS Complzmentf 0 WADSWORTHS REGAL MARKET PRECISION MACHINE COMPANY 3431 West MlChlg3H Me 7 0479 1110 East 22nd Street Wa 33341 F F M me Foodf and rerb eat: Indianapolis Indiana GRIN STEINER FUNERAL Establlshed 1854 George N Grmstemer Harold D Unger 1601 East New York Street CELTIC FEDERAL SAVINGS tv LOAN ASSOCIATION of Indranapolls 1 lndlana 75 West Oh1o Street HOME 2 5374 84 f ' A Traction Terminal Bldg. Me 5-7655 ' f ' Me A , Compliment! of GRAIN DEALERS MUTUAL AGENCY INC Property and Casualty Insurance Agent Mr oseph F Dezelan Offrce Wa 5 7453 Res Wa 6 2759 5253 West 3-4th Street Indranapohs Industrial Sheet Metal Work THIRTIETH at KEYSTONE MARKET Indmapohs 1 Indiana Open 24 Hours Darly Fresh Frurts 8: Vegetables uahty Meats Reasonable Prrces Flowers 8: Shrubs In Season Robert Laffrn Robert Hook Wa 3 0520 Complzmcntr 0 the CYO umor and Senror Youth Councxls That you may l1ve rn Chrrst Sprrxtually Socrally Culturally and Athletrcally Belong to that vthrch belongs to you' HOMFSITFS FOR SALT St Mrthrels 'md St Monrcas Parxshes J J COGPER ASSOCIATES Realtors Wa 7 9596 Q. - . in . . 4' ,-T: W Z There will ulwitys be im ample supply of dependable electricity git your commimel. So. live better electri- ml cally . . . nu fl.1mes. no fumes. no ftissf R May we exteml mir hetirtiest eongrttttilntions to this IVE BETTER years grzitltmting dass. Best of luck to you illf GUTRIGPSI YOUR ELECTRIC POWER INCREASED OVER 5 TIMES 1946 1960! PUBLIC SERVICE CUMPIIIIY 0F INDIANA IIIO 9wd,4weuz8amaSmzaze7llne7447006mnawa4a70aa4a4a7u4au 109 Lemelx rx our New Drixe In Ioettion At vSl'n Worth Qolleg.,e F Ilzpllnzefzft ff CHARLES L 'EW Q-ww-5 CHILES XX ATCH SHOP e Bltl Me 7 S90 111 Nuff? lmfzzfzz r zi Ill L 7 us xtmmtl C Su lnlttel I2 IN! Rl RAI PHARNIACX N Wm 1 SMI Hoobluz OPTICAL eoi 1 N l 'w V North Peurisxlxmit Qtreu 1-nizblzifyef 17 leur 86 ' J Iv I I I--1 5 CV: i 3 ' Q v V. , e Q F N: ., N - - P I ' N . I ' 'i UI - 2 ., lv '1: 'I , J , P I I x - N I . J x 'TT V1 , ft v 72 K' J ' 5 ,, , A, . L4 ' x ' J V 'x I I L 4 L 2...1 - J I . ' hd l S r- c , . E - , Q N l . I . TX X ' l - V U , , 'D F, , - I W I - - w .- ,: -1. 'ir 1 Q ,Y ,' i I L i ' I V v ,H ,V ' 'R H ,- X . , ,- . F' T 9 J 4 f VJ, r-Q' A F, MME C I XVALKER COLLEGE OE BEALTY CULTURE THE CHICKEN SHACK Alamy Gmd Food Icarn a d15n1f1Ld l11Lr1r1xe profcssmn We Spu.11l1LL rn Chmkcn 'md Stmks Dqy qnd N15-,ht 411556 Terms A,-fmgui C127 1721 fy 3 , 1 Mrs Muryrcr imnh Pr1nc1pf1l 1969 Iifiycttc Rmd Mc 7 0787 Indnmpohs Indnnq W11kcr Bu1ld1n3, Ind Aw it Wfcst ML 50335 fomplzmenzr 0 Complzmevzlr 0 V HELLMER GRINDING COMPANY REAL PIE INC 4701 M155f111111SmS A110111 2111 East spmn Axcnuc lmmmpolls I8 Indram Mc 6 6200 OR Mv MONEY IT S fe Ba 1532 Main Street - Speedway QQ V Home of the famous y DOUBLE YOUR MONEY Savings Plan rv BANK BY MAIL MEMBER F. D.l.C 87 T U ' . J 4. 'H , , . . . . 4, , , . 2 . , ' , ' 1 ' 1 '-- . 1 'Y l1. - A 1 Y' 4, , f V 1.71, , 1 'L ' 1 I , ' ' 1 H I A Mrs. Mary Cummins, Assistant l 1 41. A L ...' ' A - 1 ' I I 7 . . I X - . . L. , . RCl1glOUS Articles Church Supplies INDIANA CHURCH SUPPLY fFormerly Wm F Krleg 8: Sons? CATHOLIC SUPPLY HOLSE New Modern Loc1t1on At Penn Street 7 8797 WM WAUGH 8a SON Estabhshed 1904 Commerclal Indusmal Fully Insured Unlon Shop St 4 6004 ALVERN A RETREAT HOUSE For In ormatzofz or Rererzunom Reverend Phlllp Marquard O F M 8140 Sprmg, M111 Road v INDIANAPOLIS OFFICE SLPPLY COMPANY INC Harold I Hlmpton Prcsrtlnnt IDD Ixtnrunlxx Axcnue lndunapolls 7D lndmna Establlshed 1919 . . Me - Hobart Avenue Beech Grove Call: Cl 5-1740 STARK WETZEL 84 COMPANY NC Fme Meat Foodx General Offrces 602 West Ray Street Indlanapolrs 6 Ind1ana 15 ky, 5' frm Complzmentf 0 BURRIS SUPPLY 453 North Emerson Avenue Indxanapolls 19 Indrana BEST WISHES SAINT RITA C HURCH Congmzzzlatzom to the Graduate! rom the XVESTERN HARDWARE 84 PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY 3409 11 West M1ch1gan at Tnbbs CLARK CONTRACTING COMPANY Roofmg, Srdmg, Insulatmg, Gutters, Storm Doors, Storm Wrndows Notbuzg Dozuz 2901 East R1VC1'S1d6 DIIVC Wa 5 5500 XVESTERN NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING COMPANY Carl B Armborst Typography Publication and Newspaper Printing Publicity Mat and Mailing Serx ice Dealer Ad Mats Stcrcotypes 542 South Meridian Street Me 4 7379 C ongmtzzlalzonr to llae S emorr SAINT ROCH CHURCH KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS OUR LADY OF FATIMA COUNCIL No 5228 Office Private Me 4 1968 Me 5 7794 Ambulance Seri ice STUART BROS MORTUARY 812 North XX'cst Street Indianapolis 2, Indiana Charles E. Stuart Residence Licensed Funeral Director Wfa 3-2751 and Embalmer Complzmenlf 0 00724 0AW6'J' 00 363 NORTH ILLINOIS STREET INDIANAPOLIS 4 INDIANA Complimemf Of A FRIEND SHIRLEY BROTHERS FUNERALS Truly a Remembered Service C on gratulrztiorzr, Serziorr Continue Your Catholnc Educatlon MARIAN COLLEGE F E WHITE 8: SONS Co educatronal Caulkm Tuckpomtmg Warerproof1ng WE HAVE THE EQUIPMENT THE ORGANIZATION 8: EXPERIENCE 1425V2 Shelby Street Indranapolls 5 Indrana Complrmentx 0 RED DOT FOODS INCORPORATED '54-' Made fresh m Irlclmrlapohs daily Serxed at SMA 205 East Palmer Street Me 64429 Mam Offxce Midxson l WISCOHSID 91 ' ' ' At . . gl . . l . - I ' f 7 I F T IN I in 'z I . lf, Y' ' Ai-52 1 Conzplimenfs Of F A XVILHLLM CONTRACTORS Indmnapolrs Ir1d1am Crmzplimwm of Mutt 6: Pauline I-Ieinrichs SILVER CIRCLE BAR 1102 Fletcher Avenue KOEI-ILER S UVbofc111lc R6I!d!Hd7ZI Ynpplfer Mens Produce Groccrrcs 7340 E151 Tcmh If Ixqsronc Axcnuc Mc 6 4441 CULLIGAN FYRPROTEXION INC Sprinkler 1911161111 470 L111crson Axcmlc FI 7 I07 XX AYXJI' A XX ILSON PII NIBINC COINIPAN3 7600 XX1sr X1r1111111r SIILLI 11 I1 111 1 frmzplzvzuzly 0 LII' RING INC 7 I INOTIII Pc1111ssIx 11111 Srrccr INL7 6 I111 1 111 1111111 Im 11111 Pcr511111I Ncrx 111 Yxpcrr C111111s111111, 15 1 111 1111111 II 11111111111 6 9II9w . . : , q , 1 ' , I 1 , . 4 T A 'I 1 1-9 - 1: ' , . -lj ' ' '1 'Q I1 1 'S. I1 . I4 --749 XXIII -1 I Offwifzg 1 , - , 1 V' -. ,, A ,, . , , Y , X U A . I. V 1 . . 1 . 11 1 I . . K i f 'I'.1x Rc-111r1. I'1'c1.11'1'1I D1 ' ' . . ' I 'I 1 I . xx - .. I111I11111.1p 115, I 1I'. 1. 92 WOLMANS DRUGS Irvifzgtofz Prercripzion Center 5464 East Washlngton Street lndranapohs Indlana F1 9 5435 K0 WE BA ff' 01.6 KO WE-BA Means The Best Canned And Frozen Foods To the Graduates C07Zg7'dZll!t1I1072.f a prayer ul good zczrber Let the 1dtals of St Marys enable you to look to the furure with confldenct THE FACULTY W L EVANS COMPANY CONTRACTORS PILlITlblI'1g Htttrngj Arr CODQIIEIOHIHQU ' Vtntrlltlng 847 Etrlurt Struct Fl 6 7485 Complzmentf 0 NEW YORK LAUNDROINIAT 24 Hour SclfSerx1ce All Com Opemted C07lgflfIlIdflfl?If In the Grzcfnzlcs SOUTHERN CIRCLE DRIVE IN South Rold nl St 4 OOSI nd I f v I it T ,f . XA! ' 0 0 ' ' 1. In East New York 84 Rural Sts. -H . ft I . ' 4 1 'I 93 C 1 'MJ Mg MAX GALLOWAY PORIRAII PHOFOGRAPIILR C O H HIIRCIAI 1NDlANAPOLIb 7 INDI-XXA 5-22110 94 20 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET BUSINESS PATRONS Ace XV1nclow Cleaning Company 2422 Pierson Street Wa 5 0458 Amstocrat Taxern 654 Fa1rf1eld Wa 3 0417 Arnott Extermmatmg, Company 249 Massaehusetts Axenue Me 4 74514 Assoc1atetl Serx1ee Corporauon 1450 Kentueky Axenue Me 8 1506 Atlas Super Market 720 East 54th Street C1 5 6800 Babeock Eleetrle Company 4850 UUIVQISIIY Axenue Fl 68779 F19 HN Bryers Department Store 7801 West 10th Street Me l 8421 Best Wlslaes P1111 Bayt Beeeh brove Pamt ts. Hobby Center 611 MTIH Street Beeeh Grove St 4 5659 Bella P1221 P1e Corpormon 746 South 11st Street Me 8 9129 Beswleks Brrber Shop 59376 North 151141115111 Roul C 1 5 8051 B1g Four 'Iaxern 7507 North Sherman Drne L17 2735 Bolotins The Complete Family Department Store Beech Groxe lnehana Bosma Darry -101 Bethel Axenue Beeeh Groxe St 4 6721 Brtekney Douehnut Shop 4314 East 21st Street Fl 6 1119 Bntxahtwood Bakery 4026 East 10th Street F1 6 4217 Brooks Steel Ereetlon 7922 Wfest 16th Street Me 7 5441 Brooksnle Cleaners 7949 Brooksrele Avenue Me 6 8884 Burk 84 Weaver Clerners 7120 72 Engblnlm Awenuc Me 7 S61 l Busy Mrrket 1104 North 111111018 Street Me 4 0780 457 South MISSIJLIFI Street M 51501 Catholre S11Y15,L Bute 111 457 RISK WlS11lI12,Kl7I1 Street M 7 al55 CLHITI1 Busmess College S07 North MLflLlI1Il Street M 1S5a7 Ch1eken Shack 1968 laftyette Roul Me 2 0787 ' A ,Aw lc n .5 . K 5 A A vi , ' - v . . I .i. Y Z V is 1. , - A 7, A 1 ha . A - K - . ' ' -7 K 2 v 1 . 4 t . 1 1 K 7 17 I7 7 S A- 1 x' A 1 '5 '1 - .K ,. 3,1 , 2 1' . K 1 A- -H . ,',. ,I H .1 . -1 If L . l I - . N , K- , , , , Capitol Glass Company, lne Ll An' ap' va .-- -1-1 I - C '7 1. '-3 1' lt -. 2 .L Ez, 1 -1 j .Z 25- , ,, . L! '1 C -', A Q1 1 .4 Q -fl 4 rvk X I H .' 'L 1. 5 -0 1 Q 4-tv? H Q 1 '11 Q 41 A L v. . L 95 Comet Cleaners Inc 8340 East XWash1ntton Street F1 6 7493 Consolrelated Frmnee Corporatron 111 North Pennsylmnrr Street Me 5 6401 Consumers Feed Store 6103 Massachusetts Ay enue L1 6 2818 Copelands 1608 Ohro Ayenue Anderson 2 3358 Crane Realty Company 3761 North Sherman Drrye L 71351 Curry Bros Refrrgeratron Company 948 East 30th Street Wa 4 2621 Curry s D X Serwrce Statnon 3540 Englrsh Axenue Dadys Super Market 1701 East Raymond Street St 4 0094 Walterj Dean DDS 411 Hume Mansur Burldmg, Me 4 9408 A F Demey Compmy lne 719 North Prne Street Me 7 3309 DICILLO Prrntrng Comprny 811 Brrdshw. Street ly 1 3 Drrks Market 5574 East Waslurrrattrn Street F1 7 9036 BUSINESS PATRONS Dons Tayern 5 Przza House 208 North Merrdan Street Me 5 6284 Doyal s Pharm tes 3107 1Northyyestern Axenue Wa 5 0303 Dun Romm Bar 901 Ketcham Street Me 2 0728 Economy Eleetrre Supply Inc 1615 Gent Axenue Me 2 5307 Essrg Motors Ine 2444 West 16th Street Me 7 3361 Farrell Argast Electrxc Company 102 South Merrdran Street Me 5 6321 Feeney 8. Feeney Mortuary 7339 North Merrelrm Street Ferree 8: Son Texaco Seryrce 2601 Madrson Avenue St 4 0778 Frtch Furnrture lne 5519 East XX'1sh1ng,ton Street F1 7 9777 Fon s Crocery 740 North XX armrn Ayenue Me 6 0550 11m Fowler lnsurtnee Agency 7 73 lNorthxxestern Ayenue Wa 3 6386 George Frredrrehs 139 North Merrtlrtn Street Me 5 5711 96 , . . U .y A f Ar , 'L 1. b h 1 ,, . K -'V V an 7 ', l 1 1- '- v . ' V 7 VA 1 7 1 . 1 V - W , . i -. . 7 'Y P 7 Y' A K I 44g 1 Y an 1 v , . W , ,. . , A -W . . F19-0947 Wa 3-4504 17 Y. 3 . . , ... - . A K . . I ,- - X e -, 7 ' .r . . 'Q ' 7 1 ', 1 , I 1 I , v 5 - 'a A f we Q Y' A ' - B' V V , I -, , -, L 'V U 1 5 T' 1, . ,, Ie 7- 14, 7 7 -1 w 5 ,- , - -r . H -- 7 -' 1 .4 . Complrments A Frrend Con rttulatlons to the Semors Ross Girdner 1206 North Tuxedo Gentry Realty Company 5555 Madxson Avenue St 6 0445 Goodmans Department Store 2611 West Mxchrgan Street Me I 2500 Gootees Market 815 Vlfg1H11 Ayenue Me 7 0967 Haboush Market 5052 West 16th Street Me 20x59 Holy Cross Chureh 125 North Orrental Street Me 7 2620 Hood Shoes 29C Eastgate Shopplng, Center F1 6 2081 Immaculate Heart of Mary Parrsh 5692 Central Avenue C1 10040 Indrana Surglc al Ine 5541 East Washrngttmn Street F1 9 9595 Indlanapohs Steel Warehotxse nc 1410 Madrson Avenue Me 8 7521 Industrxal Sery1ce Company 1540 South Barth Street Me 8 5526 BUSINESS PATRONS Inter State Iumber Company 2500 North Sherman DYIXC I 1 6 6400 Interstate jobbers 1941 East 46th Street Cl 5 5957 Irymgton Hardware 8. ClfIS 5652 East xXv71Sl1lflZfjEOf1 Street Isl 7 0574 aekson 8: Bradley Seryree 550 North East Street Me 2 0050 jet Realty Real Estate Insurance Gertrude M Condon Broker F1 6 5071 jordan Pharmacy 7069 North Ixeystone Ayenue Cl l 50 2614 West 16th Street Me 62141 F H K1X1H1llgl1 Conerete Wforle 17 Adams Drrye Beeeh Cfroye St 6 7057 Kelly Furnrture Company 5777 East 58th Street L1 7 5488 oseph E Kernel Optometrlst 101 Worth Ilhnols Street Me 5 5568 Kettermgs Market 2424 Rooseyelt Street Me 6 7501 Krefer Floral Company 2901 West 16th Street Me 7 1551 of -V 1 L . h 5 L , L 'lf ' 3. 1 A Y - Y' Y K 'L V 1' . Y .. , ' v, ,... e 1 7 . Ji- K , Y' . A I 7 , , K 1 I , K . . . V . I Q 7 t , L L , . ,AY 1 V4 1 I 1 -. 1 -58t . - , K R M Hardware . 1 Al 4 5 I . . . '1 1 ' I ' ' ' 5 ' V. r.- 7 yr 'Q 1 Y L7 ' . g Y I 1 7 Y C K K I 2 ' 5 5-7-5 I A ' i , 1 , . f I I 1 ' ag 5 'Y '. 1 ' . , I . Q W ' A K . 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