St Marys High School - Mater Dei Yearbook (Orange, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

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LS Ld. v , y,-,' .- . . lrzzqgy .1 4 1 ,ij .I Zur, .1 .., .-Ae. 1 -, -rg ,L- .Lf 1 ff. 1 .lx .A 1 ,gnifyi , Ai if-1, . .N .i,,. f m, A 1 r ' L Ulf.: '-'fa ff . Mx-2m,.fs:L 4 I 4 X-' I- F YYY , 4. .A- 6. w r- 4- . R. AN 1 , f 1 . J 4 ' 4 1 I 1 1 I .R + 1, I F 5 L 5 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 PRESENTS mafeh Dei ST. MAR Y'S CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH ORANGE, TEXAS 1 e icafion We, the Senior Class of 1958, fondly dedicate our annual, MATER DEI, to the future graduating Seniors of the new St. Mary's Central Catholic High School. The memories to you as therefore 3 R's, as help you you gain in this new school will be as treasured ours are of the old school. It is still St. Mary's3 , in this school you will gain the knowledge of the well as the teachings of the Church, which will gain a high place in heaven, the same as we received in the old school building. We sincerely hope that you, the future Seniors of St. Mary's High School, will be as proud of the school as We are and that all of us will live up to the ideals and principles taught in the school and that we will always be a credit to it. 2 mafei aaewafzb To enter Orange from almost any point, it is necessary to cross one or more bridges. Figuratively, Orange's emergence from the sea of Texas wilderness and the rise of the class of '58 from the dark waters of ignor- ance have required crossing quite a few bridges built by human endeavor. Baptism was the first and essential bridge across the River Styx. The saving waters gave us-not invulnerability-but immortality. ln the pages of this volume, dedicated to her who crushest the head of the Stygian foe, one may catch a glimpse of those essential construction materials with which we will build our bridges across the rivers of ignorance and misunderstanding-the knowledge and insight we have acquired from our teachers, from our companions, and, last but not least, from our books. Most of our high school days have been spent at old St. Mary's. We are happy to have had a part in building this bridge from the old to the new. Wherever our paths may lead, we will go from St. Mary's equipped with the materials and the blueprints for the most important bridge of all-the bridge to Eternity. 'Little Office of Immaculate Conception. 4 . W' We -Wswgwhg . h h search for property for our new school was lt seemed for a time t at t e quite hopeless. However, St. Joseph, after much intercession, obtained the terf h' h the new school now stands. acres of property on w uc A-W 3 fig-5-2 :Ea e i-'Is ' .A ,.',r,K Q- 3 ff T549 U ami-me Diocese or GALVESTON CHANCERY OFFICE GALVESTON,TEXAS Your Excellency: Our heartfelt thanks for the on ortunity you gave us of beine able to finish our education in a Catholic high school. We, the Seniors of '58, now realize more fully what we would have missed if we had had to ro to a public high school during our last two years. We wish to thank you for your permission to build a new ' high school. We will always remember you in our prayers for the omoortunity you have given us of finishinq our Catholic education. Sincerely yours, The Seniors of '58 6 Dear Father Joe, We, the class of '58, wish to express our sincerest gratitude and aooreciation to you for your helf in procurinf for us a Catholic high school education. Without your untiring effort it would have been imvossible for us to receive the knowledge of our 4- Faith and, as a consequence, the love that we now have for Christ and His teachings. Now, in our new school, larver numbers of students will be as fortunate as we. This again was made oossible by your hard work. Thank you, Father, for all that you have done for us We shall pray for you. Will you please remember us in your prayers? Sincerely, The Seniors of '58 7 51. ,Marys Qllpzrrlg F- G. fax B45 Grange, Uexas January 6, 1958 Feast of the Epiphany Dear Seniors, With a great deal of satisfaction I have looked forward to the completion of our new high school. The over crowdedness in the old school made it a necessity. We hope that all Catholic boys and girls of this area will now find it possible to attend the parochial school, where they will be able to find an explanation and understanding of their religion which is so essential in life. Those of you who have had the opportunity to attend St. Mary's will in the future undoubtedly appreciate the religious instructions you received. May you always be guided by the principles that you were taught at St. Mary's and may your way of living be an inspiration to those around you. Sincerely yours, 3,j,4,,,f31,,,Zu,f3!, 8 Reverend Patrick O'Brien, Assistant Pastor Reverend C. Laumer Shoppe, Assistant Pastor A aculf , MR. PAUL BREAUX Religion, Latin, Social Studies SISTER M. CLAUDE , Music SISTER MARY. EVELYN Religion, Science, Mathematics SISTER GENEVIEVE English, Librarian MR. JACK LEATH - Physical Education, Science SISTER. M. RACHEL Principal, Religion, Mathematics SISTER MARIA STELLA- Religion, History, Mathematics SISTER M. TRINITA Commercial MRS. A. L. 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Q3 EA 5, fa QE 3,54 lzi QS Ewa F25 UJCD gm D-4 IP: 'o o FD -J-T G ID 'rs E KD Ralland Rocky', Breaux Student Council Class Vice-President '54-'55 Marianite Staff '56-'58 Basketball '54-'58 Football '57-'58 Best All Around '56-'57 Representative '55-'56 Joyce Barron Sodality '54-'58 Glee Club '54-'58 Vice-President '57-'58 Annual Staff '57-'58 Marianite Staff '56-'58 Basketball '54-'58 Dramatics Club '56-'57 Most Dependable '56-'57 Faye Byrnes Sodality '54-'58 Council '55-'56 '57-'58 Glee Club '54-'58 Student Council President '57-'58 Class Treasurer '54-'55 Annual Staff '57-'58 Marianite Staff '56-'58 Basketball '54-'58 Draniatics Club '56-'57 Favorite '54-'55 Beauty Nominee '55-'56 12 Gerald Clark Glee Club '55-'56 T. A. L. A. '55-'56 Basketball '55-'56 Dramatics Club '55-'56 Altar Boys '55-'57 Annual Staff '57-'58 Jimmie Lee Clause Sodality '54-'58 Best All Round '56-'57 Essay Prize '56-'57 Wilda Ann Duos Sudality '54-'58 Glee Club '54-'58 T. A. L. A. '55-'56 Basketball '56-'58 Janice Margaret Gauthier Sodality '54-'58 P1-efect '57-'58 Council '57-'58 Glee Club '54-'58 Student Council Class Secretary '54-'55 Annual Staff '57-'58 Marianite Staff '57-'58 Basketball '54-'58 Beauty Nominee '55-'56 Cheerleader '57-'58 Dramatics Club '56-'57 David Guidry Glee Club '54-'58 Basketball '55-'57 Annual Staff '57-'58 Student Council Class Vice-President '56-'57 Doro! h y Cormier Sodality '55-'58 Treasurer '57-'58 Council '57-'58 Annual Staff '57-'58 Dramatics Club '56-'57 Glee Club '54-'58 Sergeant-at-Arms '54-'58 Gerald Fisher Glee Club '54-'58 Vice-Presiflent '57-'58 Student Council Class President '54-'55 Class President '56-'57 Class President '57-'58 Marianite Staff '56-'57 Dramatic-s Club '56-'57 13 Thomas Lastrapes Glee Club '57-'58 Student Council '54-'58 Class Secretary '57-'58 Marianite Staff '56-'58 Dramatics Club '56-'57 Annual Staff '57-'58 Thomas Lester Football '57-'58 Glee Club '56-'58 Sergeant-at-Arms '57-'58 Carmen Elaine Mires Sodality '54-'58 Secretary '57-'58 Council '57-'58 Glee Club '54-'58 Student Council Class Vice-President '5 Class Secretary '56-'57 Class Treasurer '57-'58 Annual Staff '57-'58 Marianite Staff '56-'57 Dramatics Club '56-'57 Basketball '54-'58 Representative '54-'55 Beauty Nominee '54-'55 Favorite '55-'56 Head Cheerleader '57-'58 14 5-'56 Gayle Perea Sodality ,54-'58 Glee Club '54-'58 Dramatics Club '56-'57 John Quigley Sodality '54-'56 Glee Club '54-'58 Student Council Class President '55-'56 Vice-President '57-'58 Most Dependable '56-'57 Representative '54-'55 Altar Boys '54-'58 Marianite Staff Editor '56-'57 Reporter '57-'58 Annual Staff '57-'58 l Louis Semar Basketball '55-'58 Football '57-'58 Sylvia Simar Sodality '54-'58 Glee Club '54-'58 President '57-'58 Basketball '54-'58 Beauty Nominee '54-'55 Joseph Taylor Glee Club ,54-'58 Annual Staff '57-'58 Marianite Staff '56-'58 Basketball '54-'58 Football '57-'58 Marie Romano Sodality '54-'58 Vice-President '57-'58 Glee Club '54-'58 Student Council Class Secretary '55-'56 Annual Staff '57-'58 Marianite Staff '56-'57 Basketball '55-'57 Dramatics Club '56-'57 Representative '55-'56 Joan Whelan Glee Club '54-'58 Secretary-Treasurer '57-'58 Annual Staff '57-'58 T. A. L. A. '54-'55 Dramatics Club '55-'57 15 fast and Tesfameni 06 genius '58 STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF ORANGE Being of sound and disposing mind and memory, we the Seniors of 1958, do hereby in this our last Will and Testament, will and bequeath our properties and talents as follows : NAME Marie Faye Ralland Janice Joyce Gayle David Louis Carmen Sylvia Joan Wilda Gerald Joseph Thomas Lester Gerald Fisher Thomas John Dorothy Jimmie Lee NICKN AME Beanie Frecks Rocky Jan Joy Gay Slim Louie Magoo Sil Jo Ann Gerald Joe Tommy Jerry Tom Johnny Dot Mr. Lee WILL Typing II book to Phyllis Riedmueller Christian Dior P. E. suit to Vicky Blanchard Curley hair to Alton Campbell - Long black hair to Carolyn Shapiro Driving ability to Patricia Thibodeaux Waist line to Beverly Hudson Pleasant memories to Bertha Mae Fontenot Perfect attendance record to Burnell Waguespack Contact lens to Susan Quigley P. E. whistle to Rose Jean Lucia Ability to play the piano to Elizabeth Ewing All my beauxs to Eula Mae Bourliea N iggardliness to Drucila Suire Blue suede basketball shoes to Rodney Dupree Ability always to be quiet to Roderick Fisette Trig troubles to Patsy Papania Aluring smile and wit to Carole Sue Sonnier Study habits to Kermit Richard Remington Rand typewriter to Joyce Mazzagate My courage and determination to Herbert Guillory Last, but not least: To all the students of St. Mary's, we leave our happy school memories. Witness: Tommy Lastrapes THE CLASS OF 1958 By Marie Romano 16 nf A f ' ,M s a gf' - Y QW ' I, - A -i X, , 'Xu- 1 12. I U., we ir' 4 '19 .Y 'MQ HW S i Q, ww Q 9 Intl' .I J UNIORS t . .--,-i-1-l , Q , W ' sl 5 u M Q., Eula Mae Bourliea Deanna Breaux Alton Campbell 1 8 Rodney Dupree Gertie Mae Ewing Roderick Fisette Bertha Fontenot Elman Parrie Betty Foreman Patsy Papania Herbert Guillory Phyllis Riedmueller 1 9 Elaine Mathews Kermit Richard Tommy Monroe Sidney Staudt Drucilla Suire Glass fzoplfecif Class of 1958 meet atter a period of twelve years on May 23, 1970, and discover the careers their classmates have chosen: JOYCE BARRON-who wanted to be a medical technician in her younger days, is now head of the Charity Hospital in New Orleans. FAYE BYRNES-who became an Interior Decorator, has now completely redeco- rated the White House. JIMMIE LEE CLAUSE-who served as counsellor at children's camps, now man- ages fourteen across the states. DOROTHY CORMIER-who always wanted to travel, now has that opportunity since she is hostess for T.W.A. ANN DUOS-who was always quite a manager, has been elected as Housewife of the Month. JANICE GAUTHIER-whose eyes automatically closed at the snap of a camera during her high school days, is now the world's most photogenic lass. CARMEN MIRES-who had so many beaux in her earlier days, is now president of the World's Lonely Hearts Club. GAYLE PEREA-who made the Honor Roll in typing, has become private secretary to the president of the First National Bank. MARIE ROMANO-who had much experience in caring for her five little sisters, is putting that experience to good use with her own five rollicking boys. SYLVIA SIMAR-who always loved basketball is now the first female coach of the New York Knickerbockers. JOAN WHELAN-who played the piano for the Glee Club, has revealed the date of her debut at Carnegie Hall. ROCKY BREAUX-who started out as a helper at Levingston, is now manager of Levingston Shipbuilding Company. GERALD CLARK-who was always broke, has now built his own private mint. GERALD FISHER-who was district president of the C. Y. C. during his senior year, now has the title of National Director of C. Y. C. DAVID GUIDRY-whose father managed the Rice Mill in Orange, has succeeded his father and is called the Rice King of Texas. TOMMY LASTRAPES-who came to us from Lake Charles, Louisiana, is now president of the Firestone Chemical Co. TOMMY LESTER-who designed a time machine during General Science, has just returned from a private conference with George Washington. JOHN QUIGLEY-who provided the humor in our class, is now entertaining at the Stark Club. LOUIS SEMAR-who had a great knack for selling chili supper tickets, now owns Little Mexico. JOE TAYLOR-who even in high school had a talent for writing, has now received his eighth Pulitzer Prize. 20 ., 'Au if Arg' A .His P Ni PS iw, . h ,4 f lv 5 -. ' 2 - L 9630? Th , . QS. ,- 'N vu 45,-53.9, uv, -.., 'ff if 5 . lk -N., v 4 .tn Q k v W, V I w Y 1 - Q ' . v Q1 A' ' ii? ww , 5.9 . 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V 5 .N-. 1 f . x ki' ? . 'ai 1 , x. If f ,. W 5, .-. X. 'V9 .. 1 fm? V , Q V, Xml .-, -3 g acufafe Game? O GOV! go uh. Queen 'TL Queevfs eouncal Though Wien' FATHER JERIMIAH BEINERIS, C. P. conducted our annual day of recollection. '. . . Sodalities of Our Lady aim at making their members outstanding Catholics who give themselves wholeheartedly to sanctitying themselves in their own states of lite and strenously endeavor as tar as their social conditions permit, to save and sanctity others and to defend the Church of.lesus Christ against the attacks of its enemies. -Rule l. Magazines for the hospitals A 'hwghl a day keeps the devil away Repairing rosaries for the missions D085 I Maf .-- 'M out ptolwafioneas Prefect, Taska Rogeauf Vice Prefect, Mary Ann B0Ul'lle3i Secretary, Kathv Hebertg Treasurer, Sheila Duchamp. now IU Queen Carol 3 Kirgg Darrell The unselfish cooperation of each candidate made possible the goal of Snowball IV-a statue of Our Lady for each classroom of the new school. 'M Y Darlfn, Cleme Urine Rinq Gefzemon a es gmpfzession One of the greatest thrills of becoming a Senior is receiving your ring. We, the class of '58, received our rings on September 10, 1957. This day made us realize that we were coming to the end of twelve long years of hard work and would soon take another step in life. When Father Joe blessed our rings, he made us realize that the shield was not just a decoration but a sign of truth. This has now become a symbol of our lives in the future: TRUTH. X, if , 5 5 , W X Sgr Q V, 49 W! 7-142 wa 7Le 'Twill ,TIME fam? make me an instrument of Your peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love, where there is injury, pardon, where there is doubt, faith, where there is despair, hope, where there is darkness, light, and where there is sadness, joy. O, Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to console, to be under- stood as to understand, to be loved as to love, for it is in giving that we receive, it is in par- doning that we are pardoned, and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life. -Saint Francis With the strides of progress that Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Gunn are making in Their photography, their work Takes more and more time. ln spite of all That, They give us their Time and talents cheerfully. Words cannot express our appreciation for This service. What would St. Mary's School look like without our maintenance staff? The Student Council posing! 'wif I FKQ 3 Sister Evelyn's helping the students is a Marge and Janice, Seniors act as familiar Scene- guardian angels to their first . , grade sister and brother, How privileged ! respectively. 53 OR EIEAD R WM ORANGE, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1957 Politics Hot At St. Mary's Adults'should take a good look at the student body election being held today at Si. Mary's High School here. The 'majority of the students paid poll taxes in order to be eligible to name the candidate of their choice in the three-way race for president of the student-council. Three seniors. Faye Byrnes, Ger- ald Fisher and John B. Quigley, were chosen to-seek the office in a primary election held last Fri- day. A Candidates were proud to an- nounce- that nearly all the stu- dentsueligible forked over 5 cents each 'for a poll'tax. The winner will be president ot the student government but there will be a consolation to the two losers, they will be president and vice presi ent of ,the senior class. The nominees ,for the school's highest elective office were named by the ,senior class. Other officers of the council are Tommy Lastrrzwes, secretary, and Carmen Mires, treasurer. At least one ballot was'cast by a senior seriously gill. The trio of candidates, accompanied ,by a newsman, drove to the girl's home t0 P Ck up her secret ballot and serve as watchdogs of each other. Results of the elections at St. Mary's High School on September 18, 1957 were as follows: Student-body-president, Faye Byrnesp Tommy Lastrapes, segre tary, Carmen Mires, treasurer. May the students who participate so wholeheartedly in school elections always be so conscientious about voting when they help to make gh, laws of the COUr1try, state, or city or vote people to even more significant offices. 54 I The T. A. L. A., Teen-Age Li- brary Association, members are all eager to work. While one can see they are not all at actual work during The time of The snap, we want you to see how many eager workers we have. KL A 'HF Mdniasiif 1 Qs., THE MARIANITE STAFF THE JUNIOR MARIANITE STAFF Editor '--'--'--'-- - ---- -------- ---- R Od 'Pick Fiseffe The Jdnipr Marianne is edited by the Intermediate Associate Editors ---- T0mmY Lastfapes. -701111 Qlligleb' Grades of St. Mary's School, Orange, Texas. News Editors .... .... J ohn David, Susan Quigley Edt Eugene Duchamo Sports Editor --- ,---,-.-, ---- R k lor ' i ' 'B j , oc y Bram' Associate Editor --- .-..-..- Larry Davld Feature Editors .... .. -- Elman Pan-ie' Faye Byrnes R t B idget Rasberry epor er .....,. -- 1' Freshmel Reporters ---- -------- Kflthl' Hebert, Chuck Joneg 3314111658 and Cirgulauon Managers ...... Bertha Mae Fontenot, Drucillg Sujre 55 Tlfesfnlafeh Dell' falls wotls and Relaxes if F. 5, mv , - V . K . , . EW ,tix Ms RIN x nf f ' M 'Q Sita' ,T V gi fm , fs 4, 1 'f Q - AW v 2 M s A A an 1 5 W ,WW Nj 5 5 'A .T Y. , 't'f,,f ' W' gt N ai -5' nl .X c . 1,2 X , ,AN st, lf, im , aww.: 5 K Ol X 56 an-ws K- 'QQ In spite of the hard work that the staff had to put into the annual, you can see they took time out to enjoy the trip to Ta-Lo where many of our pictures were taken. Many and many is the time the picture in the lower left could have been taken on a Saturday after- noon or a Sunday morning, for the annual staff put in many an hour to make-up the 100 pages. Janice Carmen Ann Sylvia Tommy Lester Louis DGYS of QMS Jo hn Tommy David Gerald Clark 5 7 Faye Joyce Marie Joan Gerald Rocky 4 Dorothy Joseph 58 Gayle Jimmie Lee GV! GU. Tluis Y 1 The Seniors of '58, in raising money to furnish the office in the new school, went over-board when they sold over 500 tickets for the chili supper which they and their mothers sponsored. The amount of money cleared was 5349.65 he N a?i. s Louis Semar was the lucky one when Mrs. Elmo Lietz asked tor seven more tickets. ,F , , Q . f X N' ' on . , , - RECEIVE EXCELLENT RATlNG-Members of St. NTary's :liool Choir received an exuellent l'.IllI'tg yesterday in the Second rmual Choral Festival at Saztrecl Heart Dominican College in muslim. The lrsal choir scored SU out of a possible 10.3 points ,re - This year the boys and girls worked Together in the Glee club. We wonder sometime which way The boys work best, with the girls, or alone. As 'For The girls, they like The work with the boys Presidents: Sylvia and Joe Vice-Presidents: Joyce and Gerald Secretary-Treasurers: Joan and David Sergeants-at-Arms: Dorothy and Tommy -Leader Photo bv Pltllip 'Lilly to better the good rating lt received during the choral festival lust year. The festival was for parochial schools from the Galves- ton Di0cese..Th St. Marys group was trained by Sister Claude, directed by J. B. Quigley and accompanied by Mrs. Victor Herm. MARCH 9, 61 2 Wi' 1 Father Damian Fandal, O. P., said, I have been immensely pleased with the spirit of the retreatants here at St. Mary's. lt is a great pleasure to find such genuine and fine young men and women in my native Texas. The students started their retreat dif- ferently this year. The first day of the retreat was on a Sunday. Father Fandal, our retreat master, is Vocational Coun- cillor of High School retreats. Father Fandal is well prepared for this job, since he has watched Dominicans in nearly all of their many activities: from his own Holy Rosary parish in Houston, Texas, to the Order's International Uni- versity, the Angelicum, in Rome. Father Fandal Is First Dominican To Give Retreat At St. Mary's l V 6 2 fzeslzmen gnifiafion Dm, . I a wwf? ,iff The K. N ' ie. Hail, Seniors, Hail M,,,,,.., ! S9Ili0I'S have the privilege on one day to tell Freshmen what to wear. Niaqhx was XJ 00 0 eq et swf xo shine Margitta put on Joyce's ring makes her blink. such 40065 aide NRL 59 221552 6 i ul., ,Wm ef PENS .E ,QD PW 2 ? xi ' 2 fi W ,Kg KQ n f A N gg ,. ,S if my A i K ww Q f Q, C W efx A ragga jlfofiffakq Season The Christmas play is an annual presentation put on by the grade school. The Glee Club this year sang carols between the acts. The playlet was Christmas in a Toyshop. A Christmas pro- gram Would not be complete without the crib scene. Mary Kersey played the part of Our Lady. The Senior class won first prize for the float which they decorated for the Christmas parade. This prize was won for the third year in succession, now. 5 K I w gopluomofzes ive alenfine path, Each boy and girl received a Valentine number upon enterir and these numbers were matched for partners for the fir dance. Later numbers were drawn for choosing the'kir and queen. ' 11 A . , ' I V I Q 'I The Four Freshmen Two little words: Mama, Mama 53? Squaredancers entertain the king and queen Joe V565 to OUTWiT Mr. Quigley 66 5 B ew Cinlliusiasm Ulises Duet gpofzfs 57-58 OP: Coach Leath, Tommy Monroe, Darrell Lawrence, Billy Cozad, Raymond iilbeaux, Kermit Richard, Rodney Clark, John David, Victor Herm, Joe Taylor, essie Bonin, Samuel Lucia, Ronnie Simar, Burke Gautreaux, Russell Jagneaux. OTTOM: Roderick Fisette, Rocky Breaux, Tommy Lester, Louis Semar, Rodney iupree, Herbert Guillory, Alton Campbell. Football, an absentee from St. Mary's sports for three years, returned this fall. Every after- noon about twenty-five stalwarts were out for gruelling scrimmages. Coach Jack Leath with the able assistance of O'Niell Gauthier whipped into shape a football team that in their initial game defeated the B team of Bishop Byrne High 13-7 and went on to a deadlock tie of 6-6 with the powerful Bears of Little Cypress. AI- though the season ended right there because of the lack of a set schedule, the enthusiasm which was shown by the students makes known to everyone the hope that next year, with a set schedule, football shall be here to stay. The basketball team continued as in past years and ended the season with a 4-2 record. ,,L.,p... is -T QA. tim 5? J W ,si ' . ,.,f. Typ: Mr, Leath, Rocky Breaux, Joe Taylor, Kermit Richard, John The following cheerleaders for the team of l957-58 were selected by David. Bottom: Tommy Monroe, Rodney Dupree, Sidney the whole student body: 575'-'dl' Jesse Bonln' Louls Semar' Top: Martha Shapiro, Phyllis Riedmueller, Amy Williams. Bottom: Janice Gauthier, Carmen Mires, Patricia Thibodeaux. M5 N ifzls so ax, gaslzeflvall H tw f .. f t -33451. Though there were not many opportunities for out-of-town games the girls enioyed practicing and participating in the games. at school. Sabine Pass basketball girls seemed to be our best match in size, height, weight and playing ability. 2:5-, . . 4 :N ., 1 , 1 Wifi - .P fir- ' A .,,.. w ., . , , Pat shows how it's done. TOP: Sylvia Simar, Faye Byrnes, Carmen Mires, Patsy P5Paf lf'f Janice Gauthier, Suzanne Kent. BOTTOM: Phyllis Riedmueller, Amy Williams, Patricia Thibodeaux, Kathy Hebert, Sheila Duchamp, Deanna Breaux. Sylvia aims for the basket, unguarded at the moment. D slcal gbucafion l teal PYNS X855 KV? e C xi Yi ieaclqzllax f-oiiooiba Sack xiikone 953,039 an Nxt. ses all he bas das X50 K ed 6 Ks 8 59 c0acln' AQ ln their physical education classes the girls have had quite a work-out. They have played volley ball, basketball, kick- ball and had their calisthenics. Oh, those hidden or unknown muscles make them- selves known and felt, particularly in the calisthenics. At times like this we know what physical education means. -au... M -I K . A. :mv Af sz' '. 1 5 I MI,- I .QM L1 , . I. ,fini g I ' AJ - , , .ffxzi,.fz11' I .I . FM. I 14? sq iiQgf.IQ1w 1, I fig iw 'A 1 ix ' f I-ms X 7- I A1 ., - .. , . f. I, nw, f :ff if , X ' fl, ggfg .. ,A gy f gf yzgjs, A T- H i 1 A ,,.- 'fWf.L,y- ' 'I x Nl- 5 .15 ' 013' I . 1 I QI III ,I--,fp I I, J gk' 'V .I M ,Aj 1 L, Z fig, A- 31 I as sw I Q js V gf 1 'II E A i ' ,WL ,,s,r' ,zli L., 'H ' ,, ., .I H, . 'L vi U A ,' .U . 1, ' ,A 2, .Q 34 ig. If ' Wjl A M iw, ,,.. . 11 ' . A 'rw' .XI xv' is FW N 009- mle, O19 H ,E U M M' r f .. xg tg- ,... 'W' , ' , - -N., LJ t I - H Everybody looks forward with interest to see what next month's ony do mmules le l bulletin board will bring. Nw... Keeping the stove warm, boys? Mother of God, pray for us. Well, boys, you won't have to do this at the new school. 72 l 2 l l i 9 Two or three times during a period, Sister Well, you think Carrnen's having trouble. Let's see you try it. Rachel is seen here rather than in her class, teaching. vtlhat a sight! Supposed wrap space for l48 students U 123' in Chuck and Alice Jean are often seen shelving books as part of their T. A. L. A. work. Freshmen working hard to give Seniors a big breakfast. Kenneth Ramke - Skeleton of a Cat vkggz 3 Qi V FIS YOUR BRRDEN uuwunu i nnxnasa 00' I, h Vine' ww A.'n , W ,fi . fflliixi 9 'haw 'SM' 'nw John Quigley 7015! puizes af Tifzsf gclence as Gerald Clark - Ink Kenneth Ramke - Skeleton of a Cat Sherry Savoy - Fly Facts Jesse Perea - World in a Bottle Gertie Mae Ewing - Hexagon Star Vanity Set Barbara Herm, Claudie Duhon, Eileen Hickey, Mary Kersey- Toads and Frogs 'mn 'env 'aww Faye Byrnes-Second Prize Darrell lawrence-Third Prize ld Fisher O1 ix! f , FEHEMESTRY EN THE HGME f E D10 YOU KNOW? CHENHCALS ARE USED EVERY DAY IN THE HOME WS TRUE LOOK AQOU HOME AND SEE H3 YOU CAN EIND OE HESE CHEMICALS A xiii? ' , d b nab e Me a y Ph Il p C Ralph Hogan b M W r ' ,-s r x ' 4 ' i . , .vw .U .' Q W 1 f -sf H A few of The Sl'-'dems Qelllng llle Other students go out to see how much progress has been made feel ofthe new school grounds. on The new School building. So-o-o- m-u-c-h space! Now the school has windows and doors. How wonderful to see the progress from week to week and from day to day. This picture was Taken January 26, 1958. We were supposed to have moved to our new building by second semester, but the winter rains retarded the workers. 76 All this and a fume hood, too! 1' Try this one for size, Biology Class. There will be plenty of room in this lab for our mu- seum and for our mascot, Susie, to say nothing of room for the students. There'll be plenty of sunshine in these spacious classrooms-from the sunny faces of students and from the many large windows. More On Page 93 Chemistry students will welcome the spacious lab tables, the fume hood to take care of the fra- grance i?l of their efforts-and, last but not least, equipment drawers with locks and keys. Glass flisloful The history of the Senior Class of 1958 begins with the first grade in which we crossed our first bridge. We stepped from behind our mother's skirts into a new world of books, classrooms, and teachers. Sr. Samuel helped us through this difficult period. Eight of our present seniors began to- gether that year-Janice Gauthier, Sylvia Simar, Gerald Fisher, Tommy Lester, Marie Romano, Carmen Mires, Gayle Perla and decorating the float for the Christmas parade, rehearsing John Quigley. Upon entering the second yea teachers among them were Sr. In this grade we added another third year another, Louis Semar. ceived a very sweet girl, Jimmie taught us again this year. Mrs. McBride was our teacher r we had a number of Bfgndan and Sr. Irene. boy, Joe Taylorp in the This year we also re- Lee Clause. Sr. Brendan in the fourth grade and we welcomed four new students-Faye Byrnes, Joyce Bar- ron, Dorothy Cormier and Rocky Breaux. Janice Gauthier and Marie Romano participated in the Royal Court during May of this year. We had charge of the Country Store for the May festival in our fifth year and with the help of Sr. Ceslaus it was very successful. The sixth grade with Mrs. Henry Adam as a teacher was a second bridge for us and made us feel very im- portant because we were helf-way through our school years, so we thought, because a college education was far from our minds then. During our seventh grade year under the gentle guidance of Sr. give first aid, to appreciate fine art tice self-control. The eighth grade was a happy took part in many activities. We we learned many things Ernest. We learned to and music, and to prac- one for us because we were the first members in the Junior Sodality. Many of us were in the drum and bugle corps or on the football team and we took several out-of-town trips on buses to football games. This year we gained two new students-David Gujdry and Ann Duos. Sr. Siena and Mrs. McBride together gave us a fine review of grammar school work to prepare us for high school. The ninth grade was a third bridge for us because we went from the security of grammar school to the awe- someness of high school. We really began to feel the pres- sure of our teen years. The new subiects, classes, and teachers had us thoroughly frightened. During this year Mr. Paul Breaux as our homeroom teacher helped us raise money for the Senior Breakfast. ,We enjoyed going to the Prom for the first time this year and also to the picnics. As sophomores, we started the year with a little more confidence than as freshmen. Sr. Genevieve did more than her share in helping us prepare for the Senior Prom, Blossom Time, which we gave that year. The sophomore class also presented a play entitled A Book a Day during book week. Two more students, Joan Whelan and Gerald Clark, came to our class this year. Mr. Breaux ioined us as our homeroom teacher again in our Junior year. Tommy Lastrapes came to us from Lake Charles, Louisiana, this year. This was the first year we participated in an operetta and also a music fesfival in Houston. We worked hard for the success of the Junior- Senior picnic, given at Moss Lake by our class. Janice Gauthier was first princess in the coronation of the Spring Festival. Other teachers during high school were Sr. Jane Frances and Sr. Trinita teaching typing, Sr. Claude, Algebra ll and Glee Club, and Sr. Evelyn, teaching us our sciences and first-year algebra. Our Senior year was one that will always hold happy memories for us. Sr. Rachel as our homeroom and religion teacher prepared us for our final bridge, graduation and life afterwards. Everything we did this year had a special significance for us because we were doing those things for the last time. It was our last time to elect class officers and a student body president, and it was our last year to sing at Midnight Mass with the high school choir. lt also was our last prom and school picnic. And some of the things we did marked us as Seniors, such as initiating the Freshmen, receiving our rings and having them blessed, for the Senior play, selling tickets to the chili supper and practicing for graduation. Then came the final and great- est thrill of all, receiving our diplomas. We wish to thank the Sisters who have taught and guided us, and the priests who have helped us through the years, and also we send our heartfelt thanks to our parents who lhave given us one of the wonderful gifts in life, a Catholic Education. at Q r 1- UQ i fl 1-Qsax Ei KTO Q yfi'h0CL c Y -.f til L' Q in f if ROCKY BAREAUX D-To graduate E-Ability to get along with others I-Girls pictures JOYCE BARRON D-To pass chemistry and trig. E-Dependability I-To be a nurse D-esire E-xcelling characteristic I -nterest GERALD CLARK D-To go to St. Edwards E-Liveliness I--To count money JIMMIE LEE CLAUSE D-To be a Speech Therapist E-Courage I -To travel FAYE BYRNES D-M. R. S. E-Neatness I-Texas U. 79 'R J ANICE GAUTAHIER D-To be a P. E. Teacher E-Joviality I-To dance ANN DUOS D-To get married E-Kindness I-To be a nurse DAVID GUIDRY D-To go to college E-Bashfulness I -To be an executive in Congress GERALD FISHER D-To be a doctor E-Leadership I-Girls DOROTHY CO RMIER D-To live in Plaquemine, La. E-Sweetness I-To find the right man 80 TOMMY LASTRAPES D-To swim the Atlantic Ocean E--Wit I-Out-of-state girls TOMMY LESTER D-To beat Joe to the punch E-Timidity I-To go to college GAYLE PEREA D--To pass literature E-Willingness I-Fun and excitement JOHN QUIGLEY D-To be on the second space boat to Venus E-Sense of humor I -Walking CARMEN MIRES D-To be tall and slender E-Friendliness I -To cook 81 SYLVIA SIMAR D-To go to Bandera E-Simplicity I-In a certain person i I JOE TAYLOR LOUIS SEMAR D-To marry Jane Russell E-Good-naturedness D-To be a P. E. coach I-Marilyn Monroe ' E-Helpfulness I -Marines JOAN WHELAN D-To be everybody's friend E-Submissiveness I-To own a convertible MARIE ROMANO D-To marry F. Z. E-Modesty I -To make an A in Mr. Breaux's history class 82 A ' Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Arthur Anderson Neville Barron G. H. Byrnes Paul Clark M. C. 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