St Patricks High School - Patrician Yearbook (Miami Beach, FL)

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E STHER LUCAS With a reserved, yet, happy outlook on life, Esther has quietly wended her way through her school years. Her brown eyes and ever ready reply to the quips of her class mates has made her a popular member of every class. Her sketches and designs are exceptional and The Patri- cian bears fine proof of her capability. Esther plans to go on with her studies at Siena Heights College. She wants to specialize in art in which she is sure to be successful. St. Pat's will miss you, Esther, but another school will be re- warded with the full richness of your personality. ii BOUR BROWN May we introduce to you Buddy, who as a junior, came through St. Patrick's portals from Miami Beach High School. Active in school affairs, Bud has proved himself by participation in school plays, and, more recently, as Advertising Man- ager for the Annual. Aside from his en- viable position, which enables him to drive such personages as Dorothy Lamour and Ted Husing about our fair city, Bud is a licensed pilot, and spends his extra hours in the blue skies adjacent to Miami. His ability to get along with people as- sures him success in the field of aero- nautics, which seems to have drawn the interest of more than one of our gradu- ates. Best of luck! P ' l Page Twenty-three

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ARTHUR WVALTERS A XVe will all miss the aeronautical engineer of St. Pat's. An airplane me- chanic, Arthur Louis Walters, is known to his many friends as Li'l Arthur. His skill with a typewriter is only ex- celled by his capable leadership as president' of the Montserrat Club. Arthur's friendly disposition, his desire to be helpful to everyone, and his in- tense school spirit will be sincerely missed. We wish Arthur all the happi- ness the future years can bring and every success in his aeronautical under- taking. EQ CHARLES URRUELLA Charlie came to the Senior room for the second half of this year. He studied diligently in his past three years, and con- sequently has enough credits to be raised to the honorary position of a Senior. However we're certainly glad to have him, because he adds more life to our now joyous class. His most prized possession, next to being a senior, is his little blue Ford. He is always trying to think of something to improve its looks, but it has just about reached perfection. Charlie is taking up aeronautical engineering in col- lege, so we give him our best wishes and all our luck. Page Twenty-two

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ROBERT SM ALL Robert Small, late of St. Augustine, but now of Miami Beach's St. Pat's has been with us for two years. In those two years he has accomplished wonders in working his way into our hearts. Man- ager of the basketball team and endowed with school spirit plus, Bob's graduation will be regretted, but-not by Bob. We wish him all the luck in the world as an apothecary fif he intends to follow in his father's footstepsj, and, even if he does- n't invent a better mousetrap, we hope the world beats a path to his door. Zi MURIEL LAMOUREUX Generous, loyal and abounding in good humor, Muriel returned to complete her senior year at St. Pat's. Her ease and adeptness at studies enables her to skip through her classes with confidence and -enjoyment. Muriel, however, possesses Huency of speech in the superlative de- gree-chatter. She has not decided, yet, whether she will continue her studies. She wants to waste no time and would like to start a business career immediately. Whatever you pursue, Muriel, heartiest good wishes 'cause you certainly deserve them. Page Twenty-four