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

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Contents Dedication - - Administration Senior Class - Classes - - - Juniors - - Sophomores Freshmen - 8th Grade - 7th Grade - Classroom Scenes Sports - - Favorites - - - Organizations - Activities - - Graduation - - Senior Pictures Senior Activities PZIIODS Advertisements Index ----- 5 .,.v- W f'-Q Aclminis 523 . hi? M,Am.4,, it f ,,,, HIS EXCELLENCY W. J. NOLD Bishop of Galveston W WX x .kwvweivtawnwrnw ww'ssxj.--.'?y-Nwmvx - ,- K A ,m l m,,xsm.,:xAM+,.MM,,xW5New vvxsq,-.W-m:W,.,X 'X wr WW f L ' K+ M N ' M5 1 ',W-'x' 11' ,A Aff' .LQ :Z 'Q ' . f.m.f:jg. Q . ..A. A ,M x .Mm T32 Q v -X 6 REVEREND JGSEPH O. BERBERICH Pastor Si. Mary's Church REVEREND C. LAUMER SCHOPPE Assistaqt Pastor REVEREND PATRICK O'BRIEN Assistant Pastor Faculty VERITAS SISTER M, ANDREA, O, P, Religion, Algebra, Chemistry, English SISTER ANNE MARIE, O. P. Principal, Religion, world History MR. PAUL BREAUX American History, Latin SISTER M. CLAUDE, O. P. Glee Club SISTER M. GENEVIEVE, O. P. Religion, English, Librarian MR. HOMER KING Eighth Grade MR. JACK LEATH Science, Physical Education SISTER M. MAGDALEN, 0. P. Eighth Grade SISTER MARTIN de PORRES, O, P, Religion, Geometry, Biology MRS, R. D. RYAN Home Economics REVEREND C. LAUMER SCHOPPE Religion SISTER M. TRINITA, O. P, Seventh Grade, Business Education -film 2-wr.: as ' 'fu ' f f 1. x ini , K ' K o K ' I., W f lit! ? 'Y ,Newt Q fi' Lg W f?i 1 f 'f'.-1' -- f,-Y,M-H+ 1- 1f,aQ T' IP' 1-2'ewm .'r. v Xiria? 'E 'SN : s .L!f5' fi ,551 fqu 'Q V' P' ey 'fx 75 'Q fin H 0 Yr 'ff' sb 9X S l'?f TP' I I H 4'-Q - li 1 ' Y 'tv 'St'-rv-P-vw1 '7N V5 -21-'gi :Sfir 'v Q . - . Q '35 'i 4: 75 T f 0 , aa- im pq W - 'Nba .... Wm .M QP pr 19 vw 4 gi pl 1 F we 1 ff' 1 C, jd 'mr in 9 gfgfqriq lf 'W YT' Ph ' f f 'M Qi ' 5 i' - f' V T 'Q r Q ff'?'f f? I?A!5'?E!fQf FP P VTR 1' 'TY ffl' A ' 'Y'fl 7'f?l l7'4 an 4- f- r' - yi' 7 wv 'r 11 'lP 1 sv! Na l9 '! f'iF-f'9' f'v-rw A ' L ft s 'f '! l 1'3 .'e 'T '5 U W'f rT- ig i vv.'.-1-1' .- ...L,wvr,f+LvJ::Mq ,M as V Y , e ! s ,,3Mn..,.',,'w1,..iiQ,,. g H--L mn we. s ' -Q1 me 41, 'me 1. .i Q.. :mn 1 l A W ,.,., ,. K 5 V P 242 my Mfg if '49, Ji? ikfiiiff 'iii zfs 'z ugj, tw . 'Y ,. Y 1 Y .1 ' my ka I 1 - DEANNA MARIE BREAUX Glee Club 55-58, President 585 Sodality 55 -58. Treasurer 583 Library Club 56-58, Vice President 57, President 58, Annual Staff Layout Editor 583 Basketball 55-583 Volleyball 58. Yi 5 WE HARVEY DAMIAN DUBOIS Glee Club 56-58, Reporter 58, Student Council 58, Representa- tive 58g Football 57-58: Basket- ball 55-56. RODNEY DUPREE Glee Club 55-58, Altar Boys 55-58g Vice President 58g School Paper 57, Sodality 55g Camera Club 585 Football 57-58g Bas- ketball 55-58g Baseball 58: Best All-Around 56g Class Favorite 57. GHITIE MAE EWING Sodality 55-56-58g Glee Club 55-58: Library Club 56, Vice President 56g Annual Staff 58, Layout Editor 58g Volleyball 58g Class Secretary 58. RODERICK FISETTE Sodality 58, Vice President 58, Glee Club 55, School Paper 57, Editor 575 Altar Boys 55, Presi- dent 55g Basketball 55g Baseball 58, Football 57-58, Captain 58: Representative 55g Student Body President 58. 1, f ,sa Q F BERTHA MAE FONTENOT Sodality 55-58: Library Club 56-57, Presi- dent 57, Student Council 56,58, Secretary 58g Glee Club 55-58g Annual staff 58, Business Manager 58: School Paper 56-57, Business Manager 57g Representative 553 Beauty Nominee 55, Best All-Around 565 Class Treasurer 56g Class President 58: Friendliest 58g Most Polite 58. BETTY LOU FOREMAN Sodality 55-583 Glee Club 55-583 Library 56-57. ELAINE MATHEWS Sodality 55-583 Glee Club 55-58, 5 iQ' Secretary 58: Library Club 56-57, b b Treasurer 57g Favorite 555 Beauty Nominee 55p Class Treasurer 55. THOMAS MONROE Glee Club 56-58, President 585 Football 57-585 Basketball 575 Baseball 58g Class Vice President 58. PATSY RUTH PAPANIA Sodality 55-58, Vice Prefect 58, Secretary 55, Art Club 58, Annual staff 58, Layout Editor 58, School Paper 57, Reporter 57, Glee Club 55-58, Sergeant-at-Arms 58, Library Club 56, Basketball 55,56,57g Volleyball 58, Representative 57. ELMAN JAMES PARRE Altar Boy 55-58, President 56-58 Sodality 55,58, Prefect 58, Glee Club 55, Basketball 553 Paper Staff 57, Feature Editor 575 able 56, Class President 57, Representative 57. KERMIT RICHARD Glee Club 55-58, Secretary 58, Basketball 55-583 Football 57-58, Baseball 58g Favorite 55. Class President 55, Most Depend- SIDNEY STAUDT Sodality 55 Glee Club 55-58g Ser- geant at Arms 58g Basketball 55, 57 58 Cheerleader 58. PHYLLIS ANN RIEDMUELLER Sodality 55-58, Council 57, Prefect 585 Glee Club 55-58, Reporter 58g Library Club 55g Annual Staff 58, Layout Editor 58g Student Council 55,57g Basketball 55, 585 Volleyball 58p Cheerleader 57,58g Class Vice President 55p Class President 56g Class Vice President 575 Neatest 58. DRUCILLA ANN SUIRE Sodality 55,58, Secretary 55, Vice Presi- dent 58, Council 58g Glee Club 55-58, Vice President 58g Library Club 56-57g Chairman of Works 56, Secretary 57g Paper Staff 57, Business Manager 57: Basketball 555 Volleyball 58g Most Depend- able 563 Class Vice President 56: Class Secretary 57, Class Treasurer 585 Most Representative 58. 1 Last Days Together Deanna Marie Breaux, Phyllis Riedmueller, Drucilla Suire, Tommy Monroe, Rodney Duprie, Elaine Mathews, Patsy Ruth Papania, Gertie Mae Ewing, Betty Lou Foreman, Roderick Fisette, Eiman Parrie Kermit Richard, Bertha Mae Fontenot, Damian Dubois, Sidney Staudt. .-...,., My ...gy nm in nderclassmen 4 , ARTHUR ANDERSON BOBBY ARCENEAUX CAROLYN BASS D A MARGARET DUOS ELIZABETH EWING PATRICIA FARRIS I I RODNEY CLARK JOHN DAVID funiors IC? -92' ww MARY CATHERINE HERM BEVERLY ANN HUDSON SUZANNE KENT Www -...-J Mi i. 'Hs .w. ERNEST GAUTHIER RAYMOND GIIBEAUPI KENNETH GRANGER 2 WM V M A 3' :Sf I espn, ALICE JEAN LAVERGIN ROSE JEAN LUCIA IESSE PEREA ALOYSIUS PYE SUSAN QUIGLEY PETE RAGUSA F f ingg I mfiigig 1+ ---.-wif' i in R' Q 'x 123,532 1, -I I f 'VK .WUXI ff 'fl 1---fa-My NF' URNELL WAGUESPACK If-.Q IFF? 4ARY JANE WHELAN .IVA LOUISE WRIGHT ,,,,,,,,,,I ,ff .fp -me 'ww Q31 sz-IERRY SAVOY CAROLE SUE SONNIER PATRICIA THIBODEAUX N 1 'E A . 5 i A I I -A I-4' I x. I I I L, OHXXKKIQQ' 5 Q Lona Mae Adams Vicky Blanchard Mary Ann Bourliea Judy Anne Breaux ' ' 43155 W? 'WW sq.--yr Nucl' Charlaine DuChamp Sheila DuChamp Carol Duhon Robert Louis Fore John Foreman Burke Gautreaux Jo Ann Guidry Kathleen Hebert Margitta Heil Victor Herm Michael Hickey Barbara Hunt Glenda Hutchison Russell Jagneaux Charlie Jones Darrell Lawrence Faye Legnion ,QA if NM? 'dl-ni -em' diff? N594 K W-'V' E... A ,.,. . I 1 1 ' V ' if I A R 1 a W Johnny Lucia Sammy Lucia Marlene Marlitt Ronald Peveto Anna Mae Ragusa Kenneth Ramke Carol Deane Rolando Taska Rougeau Martha Shapiro Roland Simar Patricia Solomon Amy Lou Williams 1' 'F 3 'N Mgr JO Z6 Freshman Class 0 jqcers Treasurer, Glenda Youngg Vice President, Jeannine Romanog President, George Eastmang Representative, Shirley Albrittong Secretary, JoAnn Blanda, Shirley Albritton Kenneth Blanchard Jo Ann Blanda Ray Broomes Barbara Burleigh Johnny Byrnes 0444 Freshmen R, Alan Chatlosh Frances Clause Norma Louise Dubois Eugene Duchamp George Eastman George Guidry Gail Hebert Cleveland Jagneaux Sandra Kuykendall Mary Beth Lestrapes Michael Lawrence Michael McKown X 2' N Jerry Molloy Nancy Mouton la' Jimmy Murray Bobby Myers rdf 5 I I I David O'Quinn Lesylee Prejean Darrel Richard Jeannine Romano A bdon S uire . Marion Tindall Billy Trahan Tommy Wilson Gladys Wright Glenda Young s r 'H pk fr zi I V, H, ku p f l XX hf i y Ili .: ff I 1 kk 1!?Gtg,iy 2i,fyi' 'QE, K x ,1 . in . x v...,. ,.. R X X , Q rf . . Cheryl Ann Culp Larry David si rg up f 2 .mi s X f ff N H, A f - . V if 13F'S3 sswsiggbws N . 1' NiLi.s .g,r x,-N., ag 14 Xin 1 1 iz ' H Q2 . M i JS' Claudia Duhon Kathleen Eastman Patricia Ewing Roberta Ewing Thomas Ewing Norma Farris Billy Fisette Rickey Gilbeaux Charles Gongre Carol Guillory Davis Guillory Osvald Guillott 30 Felix Anderson Beverly 'Antoon Dwight Barron Michael Bordelon Allen Broussard Raleigh Campbell Raymond Campbell Patrick Clark E igh .---14: . pr X , Q 5 s W xr ,T Q y 5 r I5 M ., , ,a ' dis. -I 7 'S it 1 is 5 ! iiiiiisa? sis3.4i23y9i5n,nx53iL fin an-vi' is Jkignpv XM?-a-uhnnlll' ar..r 'g n Qi ty s ' 1irff f' C fs .. ,r.i 'pf WN XV r srir H i I V Thomas Havens Barbara Ann Herm Mary Eileen Hickey Myrle Hutchison rim .J Mary Kersey I, R r,n,. rr ' A ' John Landry 'a F- J '- f 4' - Carol LeBlanc - - ' ' rf Ronnie Legnion ' gi-V' , r ii' A' , YA ,. ,.,.. N - K' :::-f 9' ,W - f ff s. U t If v-any .M A R Laurence Lucia Q I? ::- Samuel Lucia f vi - 1. ,W - - 1 Jerry Mires Eugene Mott Starlet Ness Gus Noll Darrell Perea Ronnie Perea Frances Ann Ragusa James Shelton Glenn Stevens Edward White Robert Wright Kathleen Wyllie Hugh J. Bacom Virge Ray Bagesse Larry J. Bourliea Mary Anne Byrnes Carolyn A. Duchamp Hazel M. Foreman Joseph Giarratano Alexine Hanks Tommie Jean Hanks Andrew Jack Hatcher Barbara J. Himebaugh Burneat Eve Hogan Allen Jagneaux Loretta Johnson Patricia Kent QM W WD K a ai 4 X 1 'Q L as if wg Seventh Graders Kenneth Lauzon Frances Lavergne Patrick Lawrence Jimmy Leleaux ,ri 5 rw :hk . 5 x A.. ., I ws- ' Rita Faye Luna John Monroe Karen Peveto Patricia Ragusa s My - ,az 4 ,N 1 f K , .'-' . ,' ' ' - ' - L I if 1 ,Lal i ' f . ' ' r X... J A '1 5 . ff L XI V 11 -r,- J w ' , 'E ff :fm in ' ,, I is W? is mall? if fiywfisylgafeeiil tyaa era Bridget Rasberry Tommy Riedmueller Richard Robertson Rosalie Romano Beryl Samuelson Robert Simon Madelyne Lee Ward Jesse Welch Janice White Donna Whitlock fr NIA r sfl I Q, 6' -' J . M' VV o sa , 1 ,xv wx ,, SBS Religion, As part of their Religion class these Seniors, Kermit Richard, Eula Mae Bourliea, Drucilla Suire, Gertie Mae Ewing, and Phyllis Ried- mueller prepared the articles necessary for the administration of the Last Sacraments. General Science Norma Dubois, Sandra Kuykendall, and George Eastman seem to be enjoying their experiment in General Science class. I l i Chemistry Doing a titration experiment can be a rather tedious job. Chemistry students, Patsy Papania, Susan Quigley, and A1 , Pye are finding that out. -.1rL NJ MQ Homemaking Carol Sue Sonnier and Deanna Breaux . Eula Mae Bourliea, Faye Legnion, and Margitta Heil. T ping These first year typing students are taking a speed ICSI. Mary Jane Whelan, Suzanne Kent, Beverly Hudson, Rose Jean Lucia, Sherry Savoy, Jesse Perea, Alice Jean Lavergne, and Burnell Waguespack B iolog Kenneth Ramke, Sheilia DuChamp, and Mary Ann Bourliea are drawing what they are seeing of the microscopic world. English Taking part in panel discussions is a way to learn to express one's ideas. These English II students are Sammy Lucia, Ronnie Semar, Any Lou William, Chuch Jones, Kathy Hebert, Taska Raugeau, and Bobby Fore, Choral The girls are practicing a hymn to be sung at Mass. American History Carolyn Bass, Burnell Waguespach, and Pete Ragusa are busy here with American History. Latin, These Sophomores are first year Latin students Chuck Jones, Vicky Blanchard, Judy Breaux, Johnny Lucia, Michael Hickey, Glenda Hut- chison, Ronnie Peveto, Bobby Fore and Burke Gautreaux. Shorthand Warm-up letters are always first on the agenda for these Shorthand students. Dru- cilla Suire, Phyllis Reidmueller, Patricia Thibodeaux, Gertie Mae Ewing, Bertah Fontenot, Suzanne Kent, Mary Jane Whelan, Judy Bateman, Deanna Breaux and Patricia Farris. .,wQ., Algebra Lesylee Prejean and Eugene Duchamp, algebra I students, are checking a division problem. Geometry Raymond Gilbeaux and Ernest Gauthier listen and watch as Bobby Arceneaux explains Theorem I 1 1 .N ', Q'1'f ff f.6,, vfg- ' .-, ,-t ,'Q,i '11 'Qui 1' if HC Ulf'-' ' 1 8 .,..f,,x A 1 .A .,j ' 5'q '1 4 Q, A .4 ' ' v 1 ' 'fain I PY f s U' 3 ' ,sl Y . ., K A . ' . - ff , ' Q we . , ' 4, . ,. 5 . ' v N ' ' . ' v , . Q I 7 an A , 2 A fs'-5 tk an L7, F f ' ' , J ' 'ff'T i ' k 'V A , 1 , h ., k 1 1 . ' Q ' .M .'i,gf' 22 we 1 4 4 Q if W Q ff 9 F 4 - ff 1, ,, L X- Q 4 , , 6 f x ? , Q Y 4 sw gp ,Q , Q Q fffyf Y Q f - Q f- 7' 7 Q. x -, Q A Q y' w 1 I ,.- ,, ' .GSX 'xx f fp-Q , 4 if' iii' QE! X W 5 in V . Q k1k .,,g..JQ W, y , , , Q 1 U 9jXwA , lyk nk-.wwf 4, Qtr 4 'V ir' 1-gg i' ' ga if gg gwffix A - 4, ' . 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Q kt lv H 5 n mx, I , H 4, CENTER AND QUARTERBACK Roderick Fisette calls the signals in the Quarterback slot as Center Rodney Clark prepares for the snap-back. Ni ci 5' 'N K, , r,1'fWC??5ILll: ' ' 4 5 CENTER A ND QUARTERBACK Quarterback Chuck Jones awaits ball from Center, John David. I 1 .1 .l K, - .A gazes? ,qi- GUARDS Bobby Arceneaux, Tommy Monroe, Burke Gautreaux. Russel Jagneuax. Yea Hornets YEA BLUE! YEA WHITE! COME ON HORNETS! LET'SFIGHTl Cheerleaders Elman Parrie Sidney Staudt Bumell Waguespack Mary Ann Bourliea Phyllis Riedmueller Sheila Duchamp ! '! 'W --M ' K , -uf' 1 J-M i- M ,.Q.-,Lu TILT ,, . ,. ,K k I MW. ' V ' -7f, ,X . . M , l , K A , , 1 ,.' .qw-we-mn..,Q... 7.15: h k -7: In 1 rf: a ,, K' -.4 v- 395' 3.21-gQ LX f 'Yi Jing. 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L4 1 NX 3'3 X? w -7 Boys 9 Basketball H E Forward KERMIT RICHARD .Q va Center RODNEY DUPREE Forward SIDNEY STAUDT 'lQ..r 'S...J Forward I OHN DAVID Guard BOBBY FORE Forward BURNELL WAGUESPACK Guard EUGENE DUCHAMP 1. v - 'pkg , 2 in if f 5? EM lg 'on tv 1 9' 5 ,W 'W i , ' Q -,1 C' 1 .34 iws A .15 . 8 .. 1' ,,, J, Q ... Y 1 'CQQQ' QQ ilu i, ..,., lg if O' b 1 .0 .. A I . Q-. 4-Q-0 ,q. Q4 -.Q Uvqlc -gnc 1 ' Q .if-. - Qqso 1 M on 09 0 3 Favorites qs- ,W as-emu PO W .YF 1 U. C - 'bun 1 ' Q4 11 g iw 4 L 3 iv N-avr? lu1LL0rS PATRICIA THLBODEAUX ARTHUR ANDERSON Qmlw D ELMAN PARRIE DRUCILLA SUIRE Most l . W5 5ulrl1U 'U CHUCK JONES C AROL DU HON Representative ri f-a 'NA X , -. , Aww eeee C hw xi 1' C 5 NORMA DUBOIS DAVID CYQUINN 7 RODERICK FIS ETT E Neatest PHY LLIS RIEDMU ELLER ...Q s ...T H Best Athletes RODNEY DUPREE MARLENE MARLITT 5 I 1 f Q ,,g., , x Q? 5 4 w 1 5- N FQ L' Q Kzgfwlmfn f ., A ,, . A kwin .. .www swim ,fn , QSM, w 1 1 ff Amiga 5 Organizations Student Body President RODERICK FISETTE W1 K3 A B Student Council Our Student Council has been very active this year sponsoring many useful projects to the benefit of the scholastic and social life of the students of St. Mary's. We are members of the N,A,S,C, and T, A, S, C, FIRST ROW: Shirley Albritton, Vice President, Chuck Jones, Secretary, Bertha Mae Fontenotg President, Roderick Fisetteg Treasurer, Ronnie Semar. SECOND ROW: George Eastman, Burnell Waguespack, Bobby Arceneaux, Damien Dubois. ? Science lub The purpose of the Science Club is to afford students especially interested in Science the opportunity of discussing topics of current interest and of increas- ing their scientific knowledge. Here we see the officers setting up the pro- jector for the showing of a science film strip. Treasurer-Secretary, Bobby Foreg President, Kenneth Ramkeg Vice President, Michael Hickey. Vice President, Bobby Arceneauxg President, Deanna Breauxg Secretary-Treasurer, Sherry Savoy: Chairman of Student Work, Sheila Duchamp. in 'al 2. gm fi in if we IV gl , Library Cub St. Mary's Library Club holds membership in the Galveston- Houston Catholic Library Association. The club also forms a chapter of the Texas Teen-Age Library Association. its objective, to get the right books to the right young people is carried out by thirty-two members. W xcbifef C0126 . www Sodality 6305500 To fesus Through Many OFFIC ERS S t y Rod y Clarkg Vice Prefect Roderick Fisetteg Prefecr, Elman Parrieg Treasu R S E , ., w-,H OFFICERS Prefect, Phyllis Ann Riedmuellerg Vice Prefect, Drucilla Suireg Secretary, Patsy Papaniag Treasurer, Deanna Breaux. Probationers l r Alf! e ll 1 'g X W ,ff Shirley Albritton, Leader, Norma Dubois Mary Beth Lastrapes, Barbara Burleigh, Sandra Kuykendall, Gladys Wright, Gail Hebert, Jeannine Romano, Glad Young, Jo Ann Blanda. wx 4,, ,Mmnw . , QW ,W M ,WW ,J N 2WlSQQQ W kms xx ' Nw, Hn 1 .,,. ,1 , N 1wwX4,MwwyvwyXXMmxu,m WLT, M N , N 'W' ., ta ,Mm 14 VW ww' mm , i wwf' M ' MW dw M1 , 1 U W I 5 5 , 'W 'J 1 ,, N. -ww-'L' 1 H aW'u,'w ,, +-N ww ,we jgzm, H' M ' Xu X- N QW , xr ' My-1 ,. M W, ,,,, ,ww-,Q-Aux: 4, M ,ww F u, 1, E ,M , u w Mn. , M, W Xp '-'- ' W w, Q 1 ' ug, , W5 wwbmn XNIMI1- it W' My W 'W M YN 1 ww. 'W' W' u W W N WWwW:NWwWMa WEN in W W W W 'WM W 11Q1w J + ww Jwha, H 'W .. M w 1 ., 1 w ik W W M W if M M P M4Mm..lwv'f QW' ' .. 1, W m W M ,, , Q- ww Q if an , Wi Ml W ,L WW , 1 M N .A ww if ' Nu. , vw wnffwm ., ,, 3fWP51 ? W M H ,x v ' 'HV ' ' 'v N K X M ww I 1wj,,,,,,vfNiFL, ' I Mater Dei Staff Hard Work and F un, The Mater Dei Staff would like to thank all those who have worked to make our annual possible. , .- i . V- V E' g, Business Manager, Bertha Mae Fontenotg Layout Editor, Phyllis Ann Riedmuellerg Layout Editor, Patsy Ruth Papaniag Editor, Elman Parrieg Layout Editor, Gertie Mae Ewing, Layout Editor, Deanna Marie Breaux. Genesian, Players OFFICERS Secretary, Elamn Parrieg President, Bobby Arceneaux, Vice President, John David, Treasurer, Rodney Dupree, Librarian, Phyllis Riedmueller. One of the activities of the Genesian Players, our dramatics club, is the preparing of a one-act play for the annual play festival of the National Theater Conference, the Houston area. This year's play, Mr. Lincoln's Wiskers, merited the highest given by the judges. The cast for the play included the following: Mr. Cooper - - - - - Darrel Lawrence Mrs. Cooper - - ---- Beberly Hudson Pippa Cooper - - - - Mary Catherine Guillot E113 ----- ------ P atricia Farris Mr. Hogan - - - - Elman Parrie Ill ' ln, ', M ml 11.1 P ---F N r. 1' ' .c'.a, fr' :qd1!!f:,'2.:5if:-.+. ,,es3f,3yy::'?2,?:Q.-.x - '-1'Z- .-. '1'a13'21-v'. ,:.'a--2:-Qi ..' , . 0' d'. g0,l o u' Nas- a . . ..'.c:,o,.on 5 o .118 ,- N. . '?,,,,lc .s,,0o, , 0 .1 0 Q 0 .2-.:.s.5E,, . 0 3' , o s Q 'Q 0' 0. . g Q ,I s i I. Q K Q I O 3o:.'. ' ' lo g . og , . Q v X I-swab 'S ,I fs if 0 Q li it 4 PX, uf? 5 f??g n ' ,'-. . f i ,fb I . ' it! .. Q.: gnzoaf . 60.03 ' .41 .' I 517' wo: , 1.12. A i ' .Ps 'F g.:5:-T. 4 Activities :ff-iii . .xg-f-: 5 25.ii.Q I First Day September 3, 1958 On the first day of the school year, Father Berberick opened the door of our brand new high school and was proudly followed in by the Seniors. Pictured here with Father are Drucilla Suire, Elaine Matthews, Roderick Fissette, Elman Parrie, Gertie Mae Ewing, Deanna Breaux, Kermit Richard, and Rodney Dupree. Q9 , 1413, 'f:Q5'iQ,x' 4 W ig, 'G -K Na. .55 Ready for Study? The students arrived early the first day of school and patiently awaited the first bell Freshman Orieritation The Freshmen were good sports on tacky day. Here are some of them posing, in front of the school - Mike McKown, Marion Tindall, Jerry Molloy, Bobby Myers, Tommy Wilson, Abdon Suire, Shirley Albritton, Ray Brooms, Nancy Mouton, Lesylee Prejean, George Eastman, Cleve- land Jagneaux, David O'Quinn, Alan Chatloch, Johnny BYTUCS. Gladys Wright. Victory Dance Enjoying the dance are Johnny Byrnes and Norma Dubois, Mary Jane Whelan and Elman Parrie, Ronnie Simar and Carol Duhon, .rere are the Seniors who came to celebrate our football team's victory over Vidor - Eula Mae Bourliea, Drucilla Suire, Phyllis Ried- mueller, Patsy Papania, Rodney Dupree, Alton Campbell, Deanna Breaux, Roderick Fisette, Tommy Monroe, Sidney Staudt, Kermit Richard, Elman Parrie, Damian Dubois, Bertha Mae Fontenot. Rin Ceremony' 3 ,s This was a happy day for the Seniors. Here Father Joe has just presented each C' . , X A , Q My 1 'I' mil 'QW of them with his rin ffl? Advent In keeping with the spirit of Advent, the Sodality sponsored a Carol Fest. Highlight of the fest was the Nativity scene shown here. Participants are John David, Margitta Heil, Susan Quigley, Mary Catherine Herm, and Elaine Mathews. Our beautiful float won first prize on the annual Christmas parade in Orange. Mr. Jack Ray is shown here working with a group of the students who helped. ,1 A' , t , avf1tsyi,,m.iSw,l, The beautiful custom of the Advent wreath was carried out by each homeroom. Kermit Richard lights the first candle while Elaine Mathews, Bertha Mae Fontenot, Betty Lou Foreman, Damian Dubois, Deanna Breaux, and Elman Parrie look on, gf --1 Chile Supper Tommy, Sidney, Elman, Rodney, Father Joe Roderick, Damian, Kermit. O ' f w...wmsx ibn ,...,,,.f-2 lug, 4, Betty Lou, Gertie Mae, Elaine, Bertha, Phyllis, Deanna , Patsy. 6 A-I SENIOR MOTHERS ,ig A Darrel Lawrence was one of the entertainers at the Chile Supper. Poster Contest Winners A Catholic Press Exhibit was one of the high-lights of February. ln preparation for the exhibit a Poster Contest was held. First prize poster was made by Edna Marie Griffith and Pat McKown, Second prize was won by Gladys Wright. THE C PRES EDUCA 1-S ATHQL tteen Kathy Kathy Hebert was chosen Queen of the Valen- tine Dance. fl, 5 luv: qt., asap' we i 67 Senior High Mary Catherine Herm, Elman Parrie, Darrel Lawrence, Susan Quigley Bobby Fore, Roderick Fisette, Damian Dubois. Winners Junior High Joseph Giarratano, Pat Lawrence, Kenneth Lauzon, Barbara Burleigh, Mary Beth Lastrapes, Jimmy Shelton, Sandra Kuykendall, George Eastman, Cleveland Jagneaux, Mary Kersey, Norma Farris, David O'Quinn. Not pictured - Ronnie Legnion, Felix Anderson. Intermediate Kaylard Boehme, Marilyn Lastrapes, Jesse Doyle, John Shinnick, Jimmy Verrett, Glenda Robinson, Sharon Mazzogate, Don Romero, Steve Brown, Ralph Hogan, Paul Clark, Joe Hudnall, Matt McKnight Lee Roy Duprie, Paul Kalosci, Mike Godwin, Kenneth Bordelon, Keith Girouard, Gary Phillips, Chester Broussard. Winners Primary Beverly Raugeau, Bobby Jean Vincent, Joan Adams, Chris Musemeche James Ritchey, Roger Lawrence, Gerald Doucet, Walter House. Serving as guides and hostesses were Cheryl Culp, Norma Farris, Mary Kersey, and Kathleen Wylie. These students are hearing first hand information on the Teaching Profession from these local public school teachers, Mrs. Roy Howard, Anderson Elementary, Mrs. P. E. Vandervoort, Stark High, and Mr. Oscar Kellner, Carr Junior High. 70 Career Day Among the twelve speakers who participated in Career Day was Mr. A. J. Coburn, president of Coburn Supply Co. of Beaumont. Mr. Coburn is shown here speaking to a group of students on the business field, .. ,xi ,,...f-wg I 6 , wi, 'R ff,.,1,.. I ' ' - fairy 3-fi ' 4 ,,,.ff3? . MLW -4 Q 4 .4 W , wg if'1 6, .44 VL- .yggg ngwx K ,L K-.r ' , -wgw ,AM - ,,,A5:Agg , 'L ...K1 'M L, ff vi, f- A.. AM 'Qatar U4 4. 1 ' iz A W . :fm-I -li, w , L. , 1 - X +0 -vm 4 W, gggPf7.?5x.:.i K . ,, fttmp ,fi K1 I. ' s A155 ' . . .kat V ' a A A f DEANNA BREAUX DAMIAN DUBOIS RODNEY DUPREE GHYTIE MAE EWING 1 Q2 Gm du, ati 0 n, BERTHA MAE FONTENOT BETTY LOU FOREMAN RODERIC K FIS ETT E ELAINE MAT:-1Ews TOMMY MONROE PATSY PAPANIA El-MAN PARRIE KERMIT RICHARD PHYLLIS RIEDMUELLER SIDNEY STAUDT DRUCILLA SUIRE . An Enchanted Evening Prom - 1959 A wonderful time was had by all. Many thanks to the Soph Class who made it possible. 1' Some of the Seniors and their escorts seem to be enjoying themselves. Riin- Rffwwf ' The Senior Play The title of the Senior Play was Class Ring, and the cast consisted of the entire Senior Class. The play was given on May 12 and judging by the applause, it was enjoyed by all. Class Night Deanna Breaux, Salutatorian Elman Parrie, Valedictorian then presented the awards. ,visit 3 N3 ? 1 'Nr Q 11 IK' f Lg: its Father Berberich spoke to the graduates and fi: 79 '4ll 2 'ET i b2 : Q '!9x Senior Breakfasl - P? b, 5, -law! J- A HA YQ , 1 x 3, 'X n I 11fi?W,ef YA L Q Q . :mr ,Zn l The Senior Breakfast was given at the Jack Tar Orange House by Father Berberich and the Freshman class on May 27, 1959. 35552223 55555355 f33f???ff Qitrfsfi 'li -f E .1 gf , Our ueen, Our Mother Climax of the graduation ceremony was the crowning of Our Lady by Sodality Prefect, Phyllis Riedmueller. May Our Blessed Mother always reign as Queen in the hearts of the Class of 1959. I 1 f Nl A V 1 4 . i 2 s Q ' ',g.-.--so-4'0 E 1 ' S i A i iQ?'??QNM 5 D f ' 1 g g I 5 . -3- 1 ' ? Q-il.: ' 5 W 1 ol 2 2 , . ' 5 2 ' P tl v 5 A I g 5 f.'f-'X Q 3 ' 1 Q ' - - 24 , 2 , I Q 4 lu . . ,, w PATRONS Mrs . Louis Blanda Rev. Patrick O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Culp Jr. Rev. C. Laumer Schoppe Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Fisette Seventh Grade Freshman Class Student Council Green's Department Store H. G. Turner Mrs. Lionel Hebert Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Venable Mr. and Mrs . 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It is always a pleasure to keep in touch with young people and to offer our best wishes for your continued success. Secondly, may we also offer a suggestion to all students regarding the selection of a lifetime career? Such a decision is one of the most difficult in your young lives. It is also one of the most important. Undoubtedly you are aware of the needs, today and in the future, for scientifi- cally and technically trained people. In the defense of our country, through the use of complicated, scientific weapons or in the continued improvement of our standard of living through industrial progress-there is a need of educated and technically trained young people. If you are interested in the sciences and mathematics, we urge you to seriously consider a career in engineering or some technical field. But, regardless of your choice, we hope that with the aid of your parents and teachers you will study and work toward a career which will bring you happiness and a sense of achievement. 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Green Ave. at.4th St. Dial TU 3-4351 97 T T. L. GUNN'S STUDIO Industrial - Commercial Aerial Portrait - Weddings Color or Black and White Wood and Metal Picture Frames Tuxedo 3-4253 Nights Tu 3-4210 607 1l2. N. 2 Compliments of LEVINGSTON SHIPBUILDING CO. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY VM Wo1ld'a lu! Vurboolu Au hylnl nude' High School Students Index SENIORS Bourliea, Eula Mae 34,35,44,58,63. Breaux, Deanna 11,16,35,37,43,44,55,5'7, 58,59,62,63,65,66,'72. Campbell, Alton Ray 40,58,63. Dubois, Damian 10,11,16,40,54,58,63,65, 66,68,72. Dupree, Rodney 11,16,40,51,58,60,62,63, 66,'72. Ewing, Genie Mae 10,12,16,34,37,44,59, 62,66,'72. Fiseue, Roderick 1o,12,1e,4o,41,5o,54,56, 62,6a,66,es,72. Fontenot, Bertha 10,12,16,3'7,52,54,59,63, 65,66, 72, Foreman, Betty Lou 13,16,65,66,72. Mathews, Elaine 13,16,58,62,65,66,72. Monroe, Tommy 10,13,16,41,58,63,66,'72. Papania, Patsy R. 14,16,34,44,5'7,58,59, 63,66,'72. Parrie, E1mauJ. 14,16,42,48,56,59,60, 62, 63,65,66,68,72. Richard, Kermit 14,16,34,40,58,62,63,65, 66.12. xzieamumler, Pnyuis 15,1e,a4,av,42,4a,44, 5o,57,5s,59,6o,6a,es,'12. Staudt, Sidney 15,16,42,44,58,63,66,'72. Suire, Drucilla 10, 15, 16,34,3'7,48,5'7,58, 62,63,'72. IUNIORS Anderson, Arthur 18,19,40,48. Arceneaux, Bobby 18,19,38,41,52,54,55, 60. Bass, Carolyn 18, 19,3'7. Clark, Rodney 19,41,56. David, John 19,41,60,65. Duos, Margaret 19. Ewing, Elizabeth 19,44. Farris, Patricia 19,3'7,60. Gauthier, Ernest 20,38,40. Guilbeaux, Raymond 20,38. Granger, Kenneth 2O,40. Herm, Mary Catherine 20,65,68. Hudson, Beverly Ann 20,35,60. Kem, Suzanne 2o,35,4a,44. Lavergne, Alice Jean 20,35. Luica, Rose Jean 20,35. Perea, Jesse 20,35. Pye, Aloysius 21,34,40. Quigley, Susan 21,34,65,68. Ragusa, Pete 21,3'7. Savoy, Sherry 18,21,35,43,55. Sonnier, Carole Sue 21,35. Thibodeaux, Patricia 21,3'7,38. Waguespack, Burnell 18,21,35,37,4 2 Whelan, Mary Jane 21,35,37,44,63. Wright, Alba Louise 21. SOPHOMORES Adams, Lona Mae 23. Bateman, Judy 37. Blanchard, Vickey 23,3'7. Bourliea, Mary Ann 23,36,42. Breaux, Judy Anne 23,37. DuChamp, Charlaine 23. DuChamp, Sheila 22,23,36,42,43,55. Duhon, Carol 23,49,63. Fore, Robert Louis 23,36,37,40,55,68. Foreman, John 23. Gautreaux, Burek 24,37,41. Guidry, Jo Ann 24. Hebert, Kathleen 22,24,36,43,67. Heil, Margitta 23,65. Hutchison, Glenda 24,37. Jagneaux, Russell 24,41. Jones , Charlie 22, 24, 36 , 37 , 40 , 41 , 49, 54. Lawrence, Darrell 24, 60 , 67, 68 . Legnion, Faye 23,35. Lucia, Johnny 25,37. Lucia, Sammy 22,25,36,40. Marlitt, Marlene 25,44,5l. Peveto, Ronald 25,37. Ragusa, Anna Mae 25. Ramke, Kenneth 25,36,55. Rolando, Carol Deane 25. Rougeau, Taska 25,36,4-3. Shapiro, Martha 25,43,44. Simar, Roland 22, 25, 36, 40, 54, 56,63. Solomon, Patricia 25,44. Williams, Amy 25,36. Young, Glenda 26,29,57. FRESHMEN Albritton 26,27,54,57. Blanchard, Kenneth 27. Blanda, Jo Ann 26,27,57. Brooms, Ray 27. Burleigh, Barbara 27,5'7,68. Byrnes, Johnny 27,63. Chatlosh, Alan 27. Clause, Frances 27. Dubois, Norma Louise 27,34 49 57 Duchamp, Eugene 27,38. Eastman, George 26,27,34,54,68 Guidry, George 27. Jagneaux, Cleveland 28,68. Kuykendall, Sandra Day 28,34 57 68 Lastrapes, Mary Beth 28,57,68 Lawrence, Michael 28. McKown, Michael 28. Molloy, Jerry 28. Mouton, Nancy 28. Murray, Jimmy 28. Myers, Bobby 28. O'Quinn, David 29,49,68. Prejean, Lesylee 29,38. Richard, Darrel 29. Romano, Jeannine 26, 29, 57 Suire, Abdon 29. Tindall, Marion 29. Trahan, Billy 29. Wilson, Tommy 29. Wright, Gladys 29,43,5'7. , 5- .1 3' 1 .f+ E,- 'ff Y -. 2 I Zn' 1 . 5 4. J' -fn ies. vp, :Ya , L r lf : . liuffl - ' 1. 1 - 1- ,z -..-af.: -.L?f.:if1? ' , '- ' '- , . wx,-s fp 4-is., 1- aka. 'QQL1 1 LL g,.:f-:.f ..,, ,J-:Built Ps '- :4 my-1 Haag-glvfr .5-ms 1 1 1 wr' 1, tg .. xniau za u 'iw' 2' AJ ,rrxdlv-av. pu L-,L :F ai,-Q3 WW A ng ru Q5wgN-st:-1-x -N Jin. 4' L-4 A- f f .,, MP4, mil'