St Stanislaus College - Reflections Yearbook (Bay St Louis, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1956 volume:

flfe ■ POPE PIUS XII Bishop of Rome and Vicar of Jesus Christ Successor of St. Peter, Prince of the Apostles Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church Patriarch of the West, Primate of Italy, Archbishop and Metropolitan of the Roman Province Sovereign of Vatican City Now Gloriously Reigning. MOST REVEREND RICHARD OLIVER GEROW, M.A., S.T.D. Bishop of Natchez Dear Brothers: This is just a little note to express to you the high regard in which I hold St. Stanislaus. You have shown throughout the years an ability to develop the fine, manly; Christian qualities of boys and young men. If I were a parent I would consider St. Stanislaus an excellent place for my boy. May God bless you in your good work. Sincerely yours in Christ, CQ. o. MOST REVEREND R. O. GEROW Bishop of Natchez Rev. Father Donnelly, S.J., Presi¬ dent of Loyola University, a princi¬ pal speaker at the banquet. His Excellency and the Fourth De¬ gree Knights of Columbus. The Most Reverend Bishop reads the letter that imparts the Apostolic Blessing to all. Brother Linus, S.C., signs Dairy Bowl Contract as Dairy Bowl Committee, Gene Dees (seated on left) and Jack McHenry (seated on right), look on. Standing, from left to right, are: Coach Farley Day; Harold White, Coach, Perkinston Junior College; Brother Philip, S.C.; and Coach Herbert Adams. Participation in the Dairy Bowl at Perkinston Junior College, Perkinston, Mississippi, climaxed the gridiron season for the St. Stanislaus Rock-A-Chaws. There, hosted as one of the leading teams of the Gulf Coast, the Rocks met and defeated Forrest County Agricultural School, of Brooklyn, Mississippi, 26 to 13. The team is shown proudly displaying the souvenirs of their victory. Maurice Artiques receives the American Legion Award and congratulations from Fr. Cooper, S.J. Brother Linus assists in the background. Woody Santa Cruz is awarded the ideal Stanislaus Day Scholar Character Cup by Fr. Cooper, S.J. Stanley Briers (not shown) received the Character Cup for the Ideal Boarder. Junior-Seniors swinging to the Hokey-Pokey.” A special number by the band merits unreserved attention. . . . Dancing to the music of the Jay Zainey Orchestra. The Frey family with the help of Father Cos¬ tello of Waveland enthrones the Sacred Heart in their home. A wonderful manifestation of a deep Catholic devotion. Father Leonard officiates at the enthronement services in the Gottschalk home, Bay St. Louis. Their son, Karl, standing in front of Father, entered the seminary last summer. O ES7 The Sacred Heart reigns as King in the Com- pretta family of Bay St. Louis. Father Robin¬ son solemnly enthrones Him in a simple but beautiful ceremony. Nineteen hundred and fifty-six . . . this was the year we graduated. As you can see from the pictures, it was a year filled with numerous activities, both spiritual and material. But look closer! With the eye of your imagination take a glimpse beyond the mere visible, into the hearts, the joys, the anxieties of each one of us. Intermingled with the nervous energy of youth were joys and sorrows, laugh¬ ter and tears, successes and failures. Looking back, the sorrows, tears and failures appear as laughable incidents, even as successes, because of the happy memories of friends long known and deeply loved. Within these pages are reminders of the good old days filled with ex¬ periences, perhaps at times bitter-sweet, but dear to all of us because, although many, we were struggling for a common goal, a desired end. Through it all we were aided, encouraged and, yes, even moderated, by men devoted to our advancement intellectually and physically but above all spiritually. This advancement, although hardly noticeable, was achieved. But only at great cost. The hard work was anticipated with sad hearts; tears were shed over the many failures. It is because of these tears, these failures, that we look back upon the year with laughter in our eyes, with joy in our hearts, for they were not the catastrophes we then imagined them. These have become in reality the good old days for we have emerged victorious among our many defeats. We have been fast approaching manhood. Our present prayer is that in future years we may again look back and say that we have added to the foundation a structure of which we may be truly proud. PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Dear Friends, What a flood of thoughts rush in upon us as the school year draws to a close! Some are happy thoughts, some bring a twinge of sorrow. Most, however, are thoughts of joy and gratitude. Our reflections turn first to our students . . . our boys,” especially to our seniors. St. Stanislaus was founded to inculcate into American youth the ideals and aspirations of Christian living. Are not, then, our pupils the embodiment of our ideals, the culmination of our hopes ? We pray that it may be so. We share the happiness of the seniors as their graduation nears, but their departure will be accompanied by sad farewells. To the parents of our students, we are deeply grateful for their confidence in intrusting their sons to our care. We appreciate this compliment and assure them that we dedicate our lives for their care. Into their homes, into business, into all their living, our alumni have brought the high ideals with which they were imbued at St. Stanislaus. They are leaders in a world where leadership is so direly needed. We are proud of them. How express our gratitude to the faculty—the Brothers, lay teachers, our doctor, our nurse, who have given themselves without counting the cost! May God abundantly reward them! To the priests of Our Lady of the Gulf parish, to the Fathers of the Society of the Divine Word, we are indebted for innumerable favors and courtesies. For our many benefactors, who share in our work and our prayers, we daily pray that God may bless them. Sincerely yours in the Sacred Heart, BROTHER ROLAND, S.C. Ph. B., Spring Hill College M.A., Fordham University President BROTHER LINUS, S.C. Ph. B., Loyola University M.A., Louisiana State University Principal Religion Senior Mathematics Dedicated to God, Devoted to youth. BROTHER FIRMIN, S.C. B.S., Spring Hill College Treasurer BROTHER EDMUND, S.C. B. B.A., Spring Hill College Ph. B., Loyola University Secretary of Sideline Club BROTHER DOMINIC, S.C. B. A., Loyola University B. Lib. S., Louisiana State University Typing Librarian BROTHER GABRIEL, S.C. Ph. B., Loyola University Religion Spanish English BROTHER HUBERT, S.C. B.A., Spring Hill College Chemistry Physics Confraternities Debating BROTHER ROMUALD, S.C. B. A., Loyola University B. Mus., Quinn Conservatory, Boston Band Director BROTHER ATHANASIUS, S.C. Ph. B., Loyola University Religion Social Studies Mathematics BROTHER PHILIP, S.C. Ph. B., Loyola University History English Athletic Director BROTHER JOHN, S.C. Ph. B., Loyola University Religion Latin English FARLEY DAY B. S., Louisiana State University Business Subjects Coach HERBERT ADAMS B. S., Southeastern College, Oklahoma Social Studies Assistant Coach BROTHER RIAN, S.C. B. A., Spring Hill College Religion English Latin School Paper BROTHER LEO, S.C. B. S., Spring Hill College Senior Prefect French BROTHER NOEL, S.C. B. S., Spring Hill College Intermediate Prefect French BROTHER CARL, S.C. B. S., Spring Hill College Religion Spanish Social Studies Confraternities BROTHER ANDRIES, S.C. B. S., Spring Hill College Eight A Sacristan BROTHER GODFREY, S.C B. S., Loyola University Eight B Yearbook BROTHER COSMAS, S.C. B. S., Loyola University Seven A Assistant Coach They that instruct others unto justice . . BROTHER LIN, S.C. B. S., Spring Hill College Seven B Intra-Mural Sports BROTHER CELESTINE, S.C. B. S. C., Spring Hill College Six A Yearbook BROTHER CLIFFORD, S.C. B. S., Spring Hill College Six B Five B . . . shall shine as stars for all eternity. BROTHER NERI, S.C. B. S., Spring Hill College Fourth Grade Tiny Rocks BROTHER BOSCO, S.C. B. S., Spring Hill College Five A BROTHER LUKE, S.C. Special Teacher of English Canteen BROTHER EPHREM, S.C. B.S., Spring Hill College Junior Prefect BROTHER YVO, S.C. Dietitian BROTHER RAMON, S.C. Laundry ANAISE G. DEIGNAN, R.N. Hotel Dieu School of Nursing Resident Nurse JOSEPH HEMMERSBACH Cologne Conservatory of Music, Germany Professor of Piano and Strings THOMAS A. QUIGLEY, M.D. School Physician My dear Graduates, As the time fast approaches when you are to leave Saint Stanislaus for the last time as students, thoughts fill my mind as to what I should say to you! Should I extend to you my congratulations on your completion of your high school educa¬ tion—for many of you the last of your formal education, or should I express my anxieties to you at the beginning of your life as young men starting your careers, necessarily as leaders—as men of Catholic Action? Truly I must say both! You are to be complimented on having successfully completed your secondary education. For many it has been a struggle—others, the results came from easier ef¬ forts. In all cases, you have earned the laurels of success—truly you deserve the plaudits of praise showered on you at graduation. But mingled with my compliments are my anxieties as you face the future. Will you model your lives on the principles inculcated in you by your teachers, and be men of character of whom your parents, your teachers and your friends can be proud, or will you be but names in the unknown past to the succeeding classes at Saint Stanislaus ? It rests with you. Yet, together with my anxieties is a great confidence in you, gathered from the fine example, you as a class, have given during your stay at Saint Stanislaus. You have exhibited superb leadership and an intense spirit of cooperation. Continue these traits throughout your lives and all my anxieties will be groundless. Now what last parting words can I say to you? None better do I know than to tell you to intensify your devotion to the Sacred Heart and to His Blessed Mother. Remember His promises to those who have a deep devotion to Him, particularly His promise to be their secure refuge in life and at the moment of death. Keep yourself close to the Sacred Heart and know that He will ever be close to you. May the dear Lord bless you and keep you. Cordially yours, in the Sacred Heart, m h THE CLASS Class President JAMES ELLIS GRACE Confraternity 5, President 3, Vice President 1; Altar Boy 5, President 1, Vice President 1; Foot¬ ball, Junior 1, Varsity 3; Track 5, Freshman Class Vice President; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class President; President of the Union of the Con¬ fraternity of the Sacred Heart; Blessed Sacrament Society 3; Boarding Student seven years at S.S.C. . THE SENIOR CLASS Our Senior year at last „ 0 . ALFONSO ALDAPE Confraternity 4; Football 1; Baseball 3; Soccer 4; Handball 5; Boarding Student five years at S.S.C. TERRELL PATRICK BARRIOS Confraternity 3; Basketball Manager 1; Construc¬ tion Crew 3; Boarding Student three years at S.S.C. ROBERT PAUL BOURDIN Confraternity 5; Day Scholar five years at S.S.C. THEODORE F. BASS Confraternity 1; Construction Crew 2; Boarding Student two years at S.C.C. BARRY STEPHEN BONTEMPS Confraternity 5; Altar Boy 4; Day Scholar nine years at S.S.C. WILLIAM JOSEPH BOUDREAUX Confraternity 4; Football, Junior 1, Varsity 3; Jun¬ ior Basketball 1; Track 2; Dining Room Service Crew 1; Boarding Student four years at S.S.C. Alfonso Aldape Theodore F. Bass Terrell Patrick Barrios Barry Stephen Bontemps Robert Paul Bourdin William Joseph Boudreaux Hector Lemuel Bourg, Jr William Henry Bowman HECTOR LEMUEL BOURG, JR. Confraternity 5, Secretary 2; Rock-A-Chaw 3; Year Book 1; Band 5, Orchestra 4; Library 2; Day Scholar five years at S.S.C. SAMUEL GREENE BROUSSARD Confraternity 3; Football Manager 1; Track Man¬ ager 1; Boarding Student three years at S.S.C. JACK ROBARDS CRAIS Confraternity 4, Treasurer 1; Band 4, Officer 2; Orchestra 4; Junior Class Treasurer; Choir 1; Boarding Student four years at S.S.C. Jack Robards Crais Jerry Bob Darby WILLIAM HENRY BOWMAN Confraternity 4; Track 1; Boarding Student four years at S.S.C. CHARLES EDWARD CARRIERE Confraternity 4; Altar Boy 3, Treasurer 1; Band 4; Orchestra 3; Boarding Student four years at S.S.C. JERRY BOB DARBY Confraternity 4; Altar Boy 4, Vice President 1; Junior Football 2; Baseball 2; Cheerleader 2; Con¬ struction Crew 3; Boarding Student four years at S.S.C. Samuel Greene Broussard Charles Edward Carriere THE SENIOR CLASS memories we sli ll clierisli and k DAVID JAMES DONAHUE Confraternity 3; Junior Football 1, Manager 1; Basketball Manager 1; Baseball Manager 1; Con¬ struction Crew 3; College Distributor for Times Picayune ; Boarding Student three years at S.S.C. MAURICIO DUBEUX Boarding Student one year at S.S.C.; Transferred from Colegio Nobrega, Pernambuco, Brazil. WILLIAM HENRY EVANS Confraternity 2; Band and Orchestra Manager 2; Choir 1; Boarding Student two years at S.S.C. SIDNEY JOSEPH DOUSSAN Confraternity 3; Football, Junior-1, Varsity 1; Day Scholar seven years at S.S.C. EDWARD AUGUST DUFRESNE, JR. Confraternity 4, Vice President 2, Secretary 1; Band 4, Officer 2; Orchestra 4; Dining Room Service Crew 3; Boarding Student four years at S.S.C. LAWRENCE DAVID FA YARD Confraternity 5; Boys’ State 1; Handball 7; Day Scholar eleven years at S.S.C. David James Donahue Sidney Joseph Doussan Mauricio Dubeux Edward August Dufresne, Jr. William Henry Evans Lawrence David Fayard Leon Joseph Fazzio, Jr. Louis John Fernandez, Jr. George Joseph Ferry George Peter Hewick Ernest Duval Johnson, III Clyde Alton Ladner LEON JOSEPH FAZZIO, JR. Confraternity 4; Football, Junior 2, Varsity 2; Track 4; Handball 7; Soccer 3; Boarding Student nine years at S.S.C. GEORGE JOSEPH FERRY Confraternity 9; Band 5; Handball 5; Day Scholar nine years a t S.S.C. ERNEST DUVAL JOHNSON, III Confraternity 2; Band 1; Dining Room Service Crew 1; Recreation Hall Attendant 1; Boarding Student three years at S.S.C. LOUIS JOHN FERNANDEZ, JR. Confraternity 4; Construction Crew 1; Dining Room Service Crew 1; Day Scholar six years, Board¬ ing Student one year at S.S.C. GEORGE PETER HEWICK Confraternity 5; Altar Boy 3; Football, Junior 2, Varsity 1; Track 1; Band 2; Handball 6; Soccer 4; Construction Crew 1; Boarding Student six years at S.S.C. CLYDE ALTON LADNER Confraternity 1; Day Scholar one year at S.S.C.; Transferred from Sacred Heart Academy, New Orleans, Louisiana. THE SENIOR as r©Jl DONALD JOSEPH LADNER Confraternity 5; Football 1; Track 1; Day Scholar ten years at S.S.C. BERNARD PIUS LEVY Rock-A-Chaiv 2; Band 1; Day Scholar nine years at S.S.C. LAURENCE ALLEN MATHES Football, Junior 1, Varsity 2; Basketball 2; Base¬ ball 3; Day Scholar nine years at S.S.C. GERARD MICHAEL LEBLANC Confraternity 4; Football, Junior 1, Varsity 3; Track 3; Rock-A-Chaw 1; Junior Class Representa¬ tive; Construction Crew 2; Boarding Student four years at S.S.C. ALFRED SOL LIPPMAN Rock-A-Chaw 2; Oratorical Contest 1; Debate Team 1; Year Book 1; Boarding Student one and a half years at S.S.C. JOHN PETER MATRANGA Confraternity 7; Football, Junior 2, Varsity 3; Blessed Sacrament Society 3; Yearbook Commit¬ tee 1; Construction Crew 7; Boarding Student seven years at S.S.C. Donald Joseph Ladner Gerard Michael Leblanc Bernard Pius Levy Alfred Sol Lippman Laurence Allen Mathes John Peter Matranga ALBERT COURET MARTIN Confraternity 2; Football, Junior 1, Varsity 1; Boarding Student two years at S.S.C. FRANCIS PATRICK MOONEY Confraternity 4, Treasurer 1, Secretary 1; Football, Junior 1, Varsity 3; Track 2; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Senior Class Secretary; Day Scholar seven years at S.S.C. RAUL SUAREZ PEREZ Confraternity 4; Altar Boy 2; Rock-A-Chaw Cir¬ culation Manager 1, Sports Editor 1, Typist 3; Tennis 1; Soccer 4; Construction Crew 4; Board¬ ing Student four years at S.S.C. THOMAS ANTHONY MONTI Confraternity 9; Altar Boy 9; Band 2; Football, Junior 2, Varsity 1; Track 2; Boxing 1; Day Scholar nine years at S.S.C. JACOBY ANTHONY MORREALE Confraternity 5; Altar Boy 8; Day Scholar eight years at S.S.C. CLIFTON JOSEPH PERRIN Confraternity 4; Lab Assistant 1; Construction Crew 2; Boarding Student four years at S.S.C. Albert Couret Martin Thomas Anthony Monti Francis Patrick Mooney Jacoby Anthony Morreale Raul Suarez Perez Clifton Joseph Perrin THE SENIOR CLASS and reminiscences are all tluat remam. ROBERT C. PFLUEGER, III Confraternity 2; Football 3; Junior Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 3; Boarding Student three years at S.S.C. RENE ARGUELLO SACASA Confraternity 1; Football 1; Boarding Student one year at S.S.C. Transferred from San Ramon E.P., Leon, Nicaragua. ALBERT PIERRE SAUCIER Confraternity 5; Altar Boy 3; Band 1; Rock-A- Chaw 1; Day Scholar nine years at S.S.C. LARRY MICHAEL RUSSELL Confraternity 3; Track 1; Construction Crew 3; Recreation Hall Manager 2; Year Book Committee 1; Boarding Student three years at S.S.C. LAUREN JOSEPH SONIER Confraternity 9; Altar Boy 8; Band 5; Day Scholar nine years at S.S.C. ALLAN CLAY VIGUERIE Rock-A-Chaw 1; Lab. Assistant 1; Construction Crew 2; Finalist in Oratorical Contest; Boarding Student two years, Day Scholar one year at S.S.C. Robert C. Pflueger, III Larry Michael Russell Rene Arguello Sacasa Lauren Joseph Sonier Albert Pierre Saucier Allan Clay Viguerie Section, Special mention is accorded these seniors who have devoted their time and talents so generously during the year to this project. Their effort in great part accounts for the successful completion of this initial copy of our Annual. It is to be hoped that future staffs will emulate their enthusiasm and cooperation. JAMES GRACE No picture %tt€ct ieCci44 Ket€ Left to right: Kenneth Ar- tigues, Vice President; Patrick Favre, Secretary; Walter Gex, President; E d s e 1 Aucoin, Treasurer. Edward Chehardy Barker Chunn Joseph Delph Patrftk ' Favre Robert Fernandez ancon. Robert Arguello Wilbert Argus Kenneth Artigues Edsel Aucoin Ricardo Barrientos Charles Bishop Howard Bonck Nolan Boudreaux Timothy Schafer Blanchard Smith John Smith flciettO ' i s4 Wilfred Gowland Richard Hall Robert Hubbard John Joyce Thomas Kidd Donald LaGarde Gonzales Marina Carlos Ortiz Earl Pradillo Nelius Rhodes Rodney Sandoz Robert Sayle Teddy Stechmann Gus Thomas William Von Lubbe Kenneth Wittman Donald Youngs f !jn v 1 V flutUon, Wayne Babin Thomas Baldenhofer Jesus Albo Jesse Albreast Michael Broussard y a? Daniel Cahill .’! W S a | ■: I Arthur Chapman ' ‘.t ' ' ■ | « . .• j rtf ji r :z V - ' : i rs MBk «J, 7 • A -T i - if iT ( sBPSF % || 1 i : rai a v « V: f ■j0 J ' . r V Jjjjfcf : jjk afilfcL ,X ; f IJF r «k ' 4 h i V ,4 Juan Del Carmen Alain Dejaham John Erskine Wayne Favre Walter Gex Bernard Hamilton Travis Mitchell Luis Montemayor Juan Ortiz Willys Rhodes August Scafidi Steve Schmedtje Alfredo Vasquez George Vigreux Antonio Villoch Robert Aguilar Guillermo Aguirre Ballard Argus Leon Barnett i -wr 1 iL. , • ■ 1 ' ■ 1 ' i i Raymond Briers Edward Chism William Cook Quinten Couevas Lloyd Cuevas ft . —A r ( V ■ ! r Safttuwtoxe 4 Mitchell Decuir Henry DeFraites Enrique Estrada M| -zm mzV 0 Francis Saf ?, 4 1 i|: Fonteboa ■ JX l ) W i — 1 0 - tS 40 imjyii j m 4 ,W;V I t ■ Lloyd Garcia Jk Bryan Guidroz Edward Hargrove Michael Harrell Edward Kawas ■M Ames Kergosien Donald Monteleone Stanley Montz Left to right: William Se- mons, Treasurer; George Gonzales, Vice President; Ballard Argus, Secretary; James Broussard, President. Officer Henry Moreno Leroy Necaise John Nelson Victor Morales Oscar Odriozola Richard Ortiz Robert Peterson Wittmann m® | 3S 4Kf f- J. 1 J James J . t: v m w Raymond W •; r « V ; ' - f 3 46Z f William Semons % — ; Barnett w 4 P f - : George it fW ; V Sustendal t ' r James Broussard Eugene Butaud George Campion Abelardo Caceres Van Aucoin Raymond Bing Clyde Bourgeois John Giblaint Hugo Godoy Jorge Gonzales Nr Nathan Carmadelle Alvin Davis Albert Del Carmen Sofi iomo ie S Enrique Granados Randall Greene William Hamilton ■% Michael Ladner Paul Lagasse Henry Lang r i 7 ' — . , David Levy Arthur McGowan Donald Mooney 1ft f + JS ' ,4f N� r- ? Si I x 3rv| ’?$ V ■ ; ? Norman Wheeler Berchmans Wilbert Charles Wittmann Mario Perez Kenneth Potts Carlo Scafidi Sheldon Seuzeneau : Kenneth Aucoin Albert Blanchard Fred Bourgeois Arthur Cagle Adrian Combe John Curren Donald Duplantis James Ferry Ramiro Gereda A Mario Giani Thomas Gleason Robert Homes Herman Jacobi Raymond Johnson Ronald Ladner Joseph Leonard Winston Levy Vincent Marquez Michael Moore Remy Morales Robert Morel 0 ? ' ie4 upttut 2 ' Office Paulino Diaz, Vice President; James Shippey, Secretary; Darwin Thibodeaux, Treasurer; Frank Peterson, President. Frank Peterson Basilio Sanchez James Shippey Dudley Stewart Jerome Tujague Patrick Zambrano S Q Douglas Black T 5 V I «-£■ ' ' ll.. =?==syfcfl : ri ' ’ Edmond Blaize Lloyd Bourgeois S S wm - Richard Chapman Albert DeArrigunaga Arthur Derbes ? _ «f -A J | I ' • U Paulino Diaz Lucien Favre Ralph Gambino Wgmgm | r 23� f I Mi fciiii Robert Gancedo Robert Hardey Paul Lefort John Mashburn r x - _ Donald Mallini John McFarland _ am ! jsr-F Frank Rapier Benigno Rodriguez 4 f Patrick Ryan Lawrence Sauer Frank Schallang Hugh Snell William Summers Louis Tassin Darwin Thibodeaux August Thomas Harrison Vance Luke Voorhies ALMA MATER Hail, Alma Mater Hail to Stanislaus All praises due. Always you’ll find in us High ideals of truth and loyalty. Firm and undaunted, We pledge ourselves anew To dear old Alma Mater, To our school, St. Stanislaus. Louis Rondon William Monti Brother Philip explains the American History topic for the day to the seniors of Room A. Brother Rian’s senior class seem intent upon his blackboard illustration. Brother Athanasius shows his Junior students just how it’s done. 2345673 S oil . ' C 131415 1 . 8 . 17181820 2 |£ ' 2528272828 Coach Day explains a case in Commer¬ cial Law to his senior students. These budding chemists of Junior A perform a complex experiment under the supervision of Brother Hubert. Brother Carl conducts his class .in His¬ tory. Brother John explains the complexities of second year Algebra to the Sophomore Class. These Freshmen learn the essentials of Social Studies from Coach Adams. Luis Ingles John Lahmeyer Richard Langlinais James LeBreton Angel Maruri Eugene Mayeux Robert O’Brien Rafael Ortiz Roger Poirier Gordon Prat Bernard Rauch James Richardson Sif t si Herbert Battistella Daniel Boehme William Corr Philip Cotita Kelly Crais Salvador Cuadra John Gambino Charles Genard Corrado Giacona Fred Heroman Jake Cusimano Patrick Duffy John Elms s m.- I m m m Si tt A Standing: Fred Heroman, President; David Bishop, Vice President. Seat¬ ed: Richard Morreale, Treasurer; Bernard Rauch, Secretary. Prescott Smith Hays Thompson Thomas Troxler Winston Tortajada Peter Voorhies Mike Walkei Edgar Weil Jon Yon Rodrigo Zambrano Jose Ron Wayne Rupp Norman Snell Ronald Favre Francis Ferry Stephen Foote Alvin Genin Robert Camors Warren Carver James Chiniche Lynn Cook Felton Cuevas Fred Drouant Evert Exnicious Edmond Fahey Ronald Artigues Robert Benigno v ' i fk ' Y i J S Il:ll David Bishop Nick Breazeale Robert Bunt Michael Callia Charles Giametta John Gottschalk s Pl Lamar Ladner Terry Ladner Joseph Loiacano Edgar Moran Deceased 11 21 1955 Richard Moarreale Kenneth Pepperdene Gerald Scafidi Michael Schmidt Gerald Seuzeneau Curtis Thomas Joseph Tranchina Thomas Ward StyHt g Lester Haverty Wayne Heitzmann Robert Henley Everett Kergosien Seven Seven. s4 Frank Smith Jean Larroux Robert Lee Kenneth Lenard Joseph Mooney Waldo Otis Sylvester Pagano August Rauxet Terry Scafidi Chris Schmedtje Lars Phillips Denis Mercadal James Williams Steve Steiffel Wayne Thomas Alexander Valdes Eugene Ferry Jerry Gleason Lavelle Griffin Jacques Jarreau Semmes King William Koehle Prieur Leary William App John Auderer Edward Arroyo Emile Babin Barry Bagert Lloyd Baudier Darryl Becnel Gerald Broussard Fred Delph Carl Dudley Merrick Duplan Seven John Lee Dewayne Mallini Joseph Mashburn Wilson Morris Joseph Mulhern Donald Mulvihill Jose Murillo Frank Neelis Alberto Pasos Allan Peirce Gerald Ralph Lionel Retif John Reynolds Pablo Ribas James Schlake George Seuzeneau Charles Weiymann Thomas West Six Si Edward Gamard Salvador Gambino Larry Genin Gerardo Godo Six A Timothy Kemery Kerry Leary William LeBlanc Douglas Nolan Donald Papania Milton Parra Richard Roy Rolf Seeberg Sex S Donald Blaize Jordan Bradford Albert Brignac Norvin Fayard Joseph Gex Ambrose Giametta Wayne Giveans Henry Heitzman John Kelt John Ladner Frank Necaise David Rutherford V Albert Frey Gerald Harris Richard Hill Raymond Kidd Gerard Kiefer Nolan Ladner Michael Lang Thomas Moraga Charles Neese Lawrence Patterson Randy Rosasco Robert Thibodeaux - v Christian Dejaham Philip FitzPatrick John App Thomas Barbee Robert Barnes fccte ,4 Van Allen Basford Albert Battalora Donald Battistella Denis Brown Millard Cadow Ernest Catsulis ”S O for boyhood’s painless play, Sleep that wakes in laughing day, Health that mocks the doctor’s rules, Knowledge never learned of schools, Of the wild bee’s morning chase, Of the wild-flower’s time and place, Flight of fowl and habitude Of the tenants of the wood; Of the black wasp’s cunning way, Mason of his walls of clay, And the architectural plans Of gray hornet artisans!— For, eschewing books and tasks, Nature answers all he asks, Hand in hand with her he walks, Face to face with her he talks, Part and parcel of her joy,— Blessings on the barefoot boy! John Greenleaf Whittier Sidney Chevis Robert Compretta Samuel Cuevas Fred Gottschalk Nolan Kingston Kenneth Kothman Gary Ladner Vester Ladner Edward Blaize Howard Carver Thomas Chapman Henry Lozes Frank Miller Kenneth Monti Theodore Thomas George Anderson Donald Barbee Joseph Blanchard ' ' -4 Millard Bradford Stephen Church Harry Ciiret I George Dawson Michael DeMetz Anthony Di Leo r 1 - i dBfaMgflfe Van John Favre Nicholas Gagliano Charles Gipson Larry Giveans Thomas Green Victor Green James Griffin Gary Heitzmann Jerry Heitzmann 0 ?occnt i O for boyhood’s time of June, Crowding years in one brief noon, When all things I heard or see, Me, their master, waited for. Cheerily, then, my little man, Live and laugh, as boyhood can! Ah! that thou couldst know thy joy, Ere it passes, barefoot boy! John Greenleaf Whittier Robert Heitzmann Arthur Jaquillard Gregory Kothmann Michael Larroux Charles Levings Leroy Luke Patrick McGinity Peter Merritt William Patterson Charles Rhodes James Rosato Sidney Sandoz Dominic Scafidi Roy Scherer Joseph Selle Edward Shumski Alvin Smith Final instructions are given by Brother Godfrey before the Reading class be¬ gins. Brother Andries’ Eight A” students are intent upon answering Brother’s ques¬ tion. These Fifth Graders are putting into practice Brother Bosco’s Arithmetic ex¬ planation. ■■■I Nettie 0 ?eCC cv6 at s4ctco t Brother Clifford explains the process of long division as the class listens attentively. Brother Celestine and his Six A” stu¬ dents correct faulty sentences during English period. Brother Neri distributes holy pictures to his students for a task well done. Legionnaires open Homecoming game with the presentation of the flag; the band plays the national anthem. S.S.C. Senior captains preliminaries preceding La Salle game. arrange the De GEORGE EDWARD WAYNE KENNETH HEWICK HARGROVE FAVRE WITTMANN RILEY ADAMS J. E. LOIACANO ALFREDO VASQUEZ MITCHELL DECUJR BILL JOHN WILLIAM DONALD SEMONS MATRANGA BOUDREAUX McDONALD WILLYS RHODES Best Back QUENTIN COUEVAS Most Unproved Player STEPHEN FOOTE Best Downjield Blocker THOMAS MONTI KENNETH ARTIGUES LARRY MATHES ROBERT PFLEUGER P. SMITH J. LEBLANC M. WITTL !ANN A. KERGOSIEN 5,5 B. SMITH J. GARRIGA D. DONAHUE Manager S. BROUSSARD W. GEX M. LADNER Manager Manager Manager ROCK-A-CHAW SCHEDULE 6 Biloxi . 19 13 Gulfport . 32 13 Vigor . 6 0 Moss Point . 7 Picayune . 27 7 Notre Dame . 6 7 De La Salle . 7 26 McGill . 28 32 Ocean Springs . 12 52 McDonough . 0 Breaking loose, Mitchell Decuir, runs 80 yards to score a touchdown against Ocean Springs. Preceding the McDonough game the referees confer with S.S.C. Rocks, left to right: Coach Adams, Pat Mooney, Leon Fazzio, and Coach Day. J. WITTMANN S. DOUSSAN J. GONZALES R. BRIERS R. ARGUELLO D. MOONEY N. CARMADELLE tfoicCvKM, s4ctC0 t S6ot The Rock-A-Chaw’s line shows some of the grit that gave S.S.C. a 52-point shut out over McDonough of New Or¬ leans. An S.S.C. Rock lays on to a Gulfport man to halt a 20-yard gain. S.S.C. Managers Donahue, Broussard and Ladner are on the iob as they use the oxygen tank on an exhausted player. ' Willys Rhodes sweeps around right end to gain a few yards against Gulfport. Doctor Quigley and Mrs. Deignan are avid fans on the Rock-A-Chaw sideline. S.S.C. line battles hard to prevent Me Gill from gaining too much yardage on an end run. cutavi Top row: Tommy Kidd, Gene Butaud, Herman Jacobi, Bill Hamilton, Pat Mallini, Abelardo Caceres, Frank Batterford. Middle row: Walter Gex, Prescott Smith, John Elms, Bobby Sayle, B. J. Smith, Wayne Rupp, Jorge Gonzales, Alex ' Langlinais, Brother Cosmas. Kneeling: Terry Mitchell, David Levy, Jack Mashburn, Travis Mitchell, Charles Falgout, Henry Moreno, Louis Tassin, James Broussard. Hey! Where’s the man with the ball? An S.S.C. march is stopped by determined Yellowjackets. who went on to win the game 20-7. Another Stanislaus attempt is halted, as Tommy Kidd is hit hard by a McGill man. Rocks enter field to begin second half, Y The S.S.C. band with Brother Romuald direct¬ ing, keep spirits high. ‘ ' Let’s all turn out for the big game tomorrow . . Cheerleaders are caught at the start of a rousing yell. You bet we’re gonna take that game!’’ rally on the eve of the big game. S-T-A-N-I-S- Coach Day promises good game with such loyal backing as shown at rally. Loyal rooters make the rally a great success. All t o g e t h e L-A-U-S. James Grace and Larry Russell and Cheerleaders aid band in depicting the theme of the ceremony— Star Dust. Mr. and Mrs. Adams and Mr. and Mrs Day chaperon homecoming dance. Left to right: James Grace, Dianne Blanchard, Janelle Egloff, Barry Bon- temps. Barry Bontemps and Janelle Egloff OC A-CHAU Left to right: Raul Suarez, Helen Genin. Jo Ann Crasto, Ted Bass. Queen Eleanor Krieger Larry Russell and Queen Eleanor Krieger arrive at the stadium. Ted Bass and Jo Ann Crasto Dianne Blanchard Gala motorcade leaves the campus Homecoming dance climaxes the day’s events. Jk - j£gl lijrV i 1 4 1 J i % . p -fl Archbishop Thomas J. Toolen presents the Stanislaus team a trophy for partic¬ ipating in the bowl game. Archbishop Toolen crowns the queen of the Toy Bowl during halftime cere- Artigues (12) and Monti (15) represent S.S.C. as the coin is flipped. Top row, left to right: O. Biehl, F. Schellang, J. Mulhern, B. Bagert, G. Blaize, J. Diaz, K. Leary, B. Sanchez, B. Monti. Third row: J. Murillo, R. Zam¬ brano, J Gleason, E. Fahey, J. Mooney, M. Walker, A close up of the team on the bench. ' V ' W :: An attempted run by the Tiny Rocks is stopped by Birming¬ ham. who went on to win 27-14. J. D. Mallini. Second row: Brother Neri, Le Breton, P. Leary, K. Aucoin, B. App, Coach, R. Artigues, M. Duplan, F. Neelis, R. Poirier, G. Prat, R. Chapman, J. Shippey, W. Heitzmann. monies at Legion Field, Birmingham, Alabama. Tiny Rocks show off their Toy Bowl letters. WSw Flea Team III—Sitting: D. Taylor, A Lang, J. Ashton, B. Patterson, D Rhodes, B. Shumski. Kneeling: R. Chin iche, M. Morreale, R. Stechmann, D Curet, A. LaFontaine, J. Blanchard Standing: D. Brown, C. Levings, M Bradford, R. Scherer, G. Joseph, K Camors, F. Lombardo, A. Corr, Manager Flea Team II—Sitting: M. Lang, R. Kidd, S. King, B. Brown, R. Black. Kneeling: J. Rutherford, A. Jaquillard, L. Luke, P. McGinity, L. Patterson, C. Gipson, N. Ladner. Standing: M. Ladner, Coach; J. D. Rutherford, Manager; I. Cuevas, M. Cadow, J. Giametta, J. Bradford, D. Barbee, C. Giacona, Man¬ ager; D. Mooney, Coach. Flea Team I—Sitting: J. Chinichi, E. J. Babin, J. Gleason. Kneeling: W. Hey- erdale, T. Thomas, D. Blaze, K. Koth- mann. Standing: K. Artigues, Coach; C. Dejaham, J. LeBreton, M. Duplan, G. Prat, C. Thomas. . Fly Team I—Sitting: G. Blaize, J. Hero- man. Kneeling: T. Moraga, D. Boehme, D. Battistella, B. Bagert, R. Artigues. Standing: Brother Neri, Coach; M. Walker, P. Leary, A. Zibilich, F. Neelis, B. App. m %SSfe mm Fly Team II—Sitting: D. Henry, A. Di Leo, M. Kingston, C. Matherne. Kneeling: E. Blaize, N. Fayard, R. Sosa, P. Merritt, S. Church. Standing: J. App, B. Benigno, T. Chapman, K. Leary, F. Necaise, B. Barnes, Coaches M. Decuir and B. Smith. Fly Team III—Sitting: J. Smith, M. J. Rhodes, C. Henry, B. Compretta, B. Stechmann, P. Manieri. Kneeling: N. Gagliano, S. Kidd, J. Selle, V. Cuevas, V. J. Favre, J. Rosato. Standing: Coach, Brother Lin, S. Hille, K. Kothmann, G. Dawson, C. Neese, N. Heath L. Hol¬ land. —■ - 1. Stanislaus and the- Cavaliers battle to a 7-7 tie at S.S.C, homecoming. 2. Ronnie Artigues piles up yardage for the Tiny Rocks. 3. The Tiny Rocks play hard. 4. A Cavalier gain is halted. 5. Willy Rhodes’ weaving gets him past a Gulfport man. 6. Fazzio, in beautiful form, scores a touchdown. 7. S.S.C. blocking carries the fullback across the goal line. WlWfJ2-1 Hey! Where’s the rest of the parade? Counter- Clockwise: Eleanor Krieger Wayne Babin Shirley Miller Ijjpppljir ' ' Sm s?..; ywisM fak Yea Team. Jerry Darby Flo Morris Billy Cook ' rtyty KtyAfo t e, Notables at the football banquet were: Mayor John A. Scafidi, B. F. Hille, Toastmaster, and Brother Roland, S. C., President. Leon Fazzio, team captain, presents Coach Farley Day with a token of appreciation—a film editor and viewer. Coach Farley Day awards Willys Rhodes a trophy as the best back of the year. Berchman Wilbert is presented a trophy for the hardest worker in football throughout the season. The Best Downfield Blocker award is given to Stephen Foote. Brother Philip, S.C., Athletic Director, reads the schedule of next season’s football engagements. ‘gattquet Willys Rhodes receives a Certificate of Award en¬ titling him to a letter for participation on the football squad of 1955. Rt. Rev. Monsignor Michael J. McCarthy, guest speaker, addresses the football players and the sideline club members. Coach Farley Day presents Leon Fazzio, captain, a trophy as the most valuable player of the year. Quentin Couevas receives award for being the most proved player on the team. The Best Spirit award is given to Patrick Mooney. his im- Brother Roland, S.C., President, congratulates the team, and commends the cooperation and help of the Sideline Club of S.S.C. V ZSl4x£Cf, A long set shot scores two points against Picayune. Faking beautifully, Wilber: passes the ball to John Giblaint (22). Gowland (13) makes a jump shot against Dedeaux. Giblaint (22) prevents Moss Point from scoring a fielder. Willys Rhodes (15) tosses one goalward against Moss Point. It’s anyone’s ball as a Dedeaux shot bounces off the rim. A good two on a tap-in c t s4ctco t Rock Cagers take a rebound in the Dedeaux game. Willy Rhodes (15) passes under the basket to Berch Wilbert (12) for two points. S.S.C. breaks up a crip by De- deaux’s center. Gowland (13) scores one and one against Picayune. A lay-up by Wilbert (12) scores two against Picayune. Sau ct ROCK-A-CHAW SCHEDULE Dedeaux . 76 Picayune . 45 Moss Point. 58 Biloxi . 53 Moss Point. 59 Notre Dame . 55 St. Joseph’s . 54 Kiln . 54 Ocean Springs . 52 Jumping high, Willys Rhodes (15) registers two points against De deaux. Kneeling: Tim Schafer, Willys Rhodes, William Gowland. Standing: Dick Hall, John Giblaint, Berch Wilbert, Kenny Wittmann. flcution, Larry Mathes leaps skyward to sink a two-pointer against Moss Point. John Wittmann (6) takes the rebound, as the ball bounces off of the rim. Quentin Couevas (9) poises to score two points against Moss Point. It’s a lay-up by Quentin Couevas, (9) as another fielder is scored against Moss Point. Kneeling: Gene Butaud, Richard Ortiz. Standing: Quentin Couevas, Wayne Babin, John Wittmann, Larry Mathes. 1Roc Kneeling: Terry Ladner, Bernie Benigno, Ronald Artigues, Rodolfo Alvarez. Standing, clock-wise: Merric Duplan, Pat Mashburn, Jose Ron, John Gambino, Prescott Smith, Peter Voorhies, Wayne Rupp, J. E. Loiacano, John Elms, Robert Bunt, John Lahmeyer. The Tiny Rocks regain possession, as Ladner checks the backboard Prescott s� h (« ‘ ' “ s reb ound. n ely. ban f ' Lo,acan ° goes Wa y up L d scotes tv o. Save the A beautiful scoop by Bill Gowland bitting: Quentin Couevas, Thomas Kidd, Sam Robino, Benny Forrester, Willys Rhodes, Kenny Artigues, Pat Suarez. Kneeling: Donald Cuevas, Peter Hiez, Alfonso Aldape, Charles McCollister, Brook Todd, Jerry Darby, Nathan Carmadelle. Standing: Mickey Ladner, Mario Gonzales, Kenny Wittmann, Edward Chism, William Semons, Larry Mathes, Bill Gowland, John Robino, Dave Donahue. Kneeling: Alfredo Vasquez, Robert Meuger, Jerry LeBlanc, Paul Vetter, Larry Russell, Edson Davis. Standing: William Boudreaux, Tammy Monti. Pat Mooney, Sidney Doussan, J.E. Loiacano, Alfred Stoltzenberg. Kneeling: Dave Erickson, Robert Duke. Standing: Louis Ladner, Edgar Santa Cruz, Mitchell Decuir, Charles Rick. Mitch makes a beautiful jump. Larry clears the bar in rare form mw m MR MR (—---- RT. REV. MSGR. MICHAEL J. McCARTHY Pastor Our Lady of the Gulf Church Bay St. Louis, Mississippi VERY REV. PAUL KUHL, S.V.D. Rector St. Augustine’s Seminary .ff r The Enthronement is more than a mere ceremony; it is a solemn external expression of interior submission of the family to the reign of the Sacred Heart in the home. It is a public act of reparation. The family is encouraged and urged to LIVE THE ENTHRONEMENT. They do this by reciting daily in family, if possible, the short prayer on the last page of the cere¬ monial booklet, by assisting at Holy Mass and receiving Holy Communion, in reparation to the Sacred Heart, on the First Friday of each month, and by frequenting the sacraments as often as possible. In other words, it means the living and practicing of one’s religion as a family group. Father Ervin Bauer, S.V.D. officiates at the Enthronement ceremony in the home of .Mrs. Anaise Deignan, the school’s resident nurse. Father Francis Larkin, SS. CC., national di¬ rector for the enthronement in the home, con¬ cludes Benediction of the most Blessed Sac¬ rament in the school chapel. Brothers Andries and Neri assist him. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Carver and children, with Father John Leonard as celebrant, consecrate their home to the Sacred Heart. The Sacred Heart is solemnly enthroned as King in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pierce by Father Hugh Taylor. 4ctcvitte The Senior and Junior Con¬ fraternity members are given a short talk by Brother Hubert, S.C. during a Confraternity- sponsored holy hour. ISIS BROTHER HUBERT, S.C. Senior and Junior Confraternity Moderator Brother Carl, S.C., aided by Confra¬ ternity members, operates the conces¬ sion stand during the football season. Proceeds are used to further the organi¬ zation’s projects. Brother Carl, S.C., addresses the Sopho¬ more and Freshman members of the Confraternity during a holy hour con¬ ducted in the school chapel. JNL The Confraternity Spon¬ sored old-clothes drive proves a big success. Brother Carl, S.C., with the help of Abelardo Ca- ceres, George Gonzales and Mario Perez, prepares to take the clothing to St. Rose of Lima Church, Bay St. Louis, for distribution. BROTHER CARL, S.C. Sophomore and Freshman Confraternity Moderator Alfonso Aldape Rene Arguello William Boudreaux Hector Bourg Henry Bowman Charles Carriere Jack Crais Jerry Darby David Donahue William Evans Leon Fazzio George Ferry James Grace Gerore Hewick Jerry LeBlanc John Matranga Thomas Monti Patrick Mooney Robert Plfeuger Larry Russell Raul Suarez Terrel Barrios Barry Bontemps Robert Bourdin Samuel Broussard Sidney Doussan Edward Dufresne Maurico Dubeux Louis Fernandez Jack Johnson Clyde Ladner Albert Martin Jackie Morreale Albert Saucier Lauren Sonier Riley Adams Jesse Albreast Wilbert Argus Kenneth Artigues Edsel Aucoin Wayne Babin Thomas Baldenhofer Ricardo Barrientos Charles Bishop Nolan Boudreaux Michael Broussard Arthur Chapman Thomas Crooks Marvel Daley Edson Davis Albert De Arrigunaga Alan De Jaham Juan Del Carmen Joseph Delph John Erskine Patrick Favre Robert Fernandez Walter Gex William Gowland Bernard Hamilton Peter Heiz Robert Hubbard John Joyce Dick Kelly Thomas Kidd Jerry Lawrence Morgan LeBlanc John Liberto Gonzalez Marina Donald McDonald Terry Mitchell Travis Mitchell Luis Montemayor Carlos Ortiz Juan Ortiz Willis Rhodes Nelius Rhodes Rodney Sandoz August Scafidi Timothy Schaefer Stephen Schmedtje Theodore Stechmann August Thomas Alan Vigureux Anthony Villoch William Von Lubbe Alfredo Vasquez Robert Aguilar Willian Agurre Ballard Argus Leon Barnett Raymond Briers Edward Chism Lloyd Couevas Quinten Couevas Mitchell Decuir Henry Estrada Lloyd Garcia Edward Hargrove Aimes Hergosien Kirk Mattie Victor Morales Richard Ortiz Robert Peterson James Raymond William Semons George Sustendal Carlos Scafidi Henry Granados Hugo Godoy Abelardo Caceres Berch Wilbert Van Aucoin Donald Mooney Kenny Potts Henry Lang Albert Del Carmen William Hamilton James Broussard Gene Butard Raymond Bing Francis Fonteboa Clyde Bourgeois George Gonzales Mario Giani James Ferry Adrian Combe James Shippy Ramiro Gereda Albert Blanchard Kenneth Aucoin Vincent Marquez Frank Peterson Donald Duplantis Jerman Jacobi Joseph Leonard Ronald Ladner Arthur Cagle Thomas Gleason Robert Homes Dudley Stewart Remy Morales Jerome Tujague Paulino Diaz Arthur Derbes Louis Rondon August Thomas Luke Voorhies Donald Mallini William Summers Patrick Ryan Robert Gancedo Richard Chapman Benigno Rodriguez Frank Schellang Douglas Black John Mashburn Darwin Thibodeaux Frank Rapier (tyitetc aClcf, The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Michael J. McCarthy, the Knights of Co¬ lumbus and the Altar Boys stand at attention as the Blessed Sacrament comes into view for the commencement of the annual Corpus Christi procession. The Knights of Columbus form a guard of honor as they escort the Blessed Sacrament, in solemn procession, through the streets of the city. The student body comes into view as the proces¬ sion makes its way to¬ wards the outdoor altar erected on the grounds of the St. Stanislaus Day School. The Stanislaus Band and the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary from St. Joseph’s Academy present a beautiful example of Catholic vouth in action. The ceremonies come to a close as Father Robinson raises the Blessed Sacrament in benediction. The Stanislaus students walk to the cemetery in procession to participate in these All Souls Day services. Preceding the ceremony, the Brothers and students recite the rosary for the repose of the souls of the dearly departed. Msgr. McCarthy, assisted by James Grace blesses the individual graves. Father Leonard, aided by Brother Hubert, S.C., concludes the blessings. The ceremonial for the blessing of the new cemetery com¬ mences as Rt. Rev. Msgr. Michael J. McCarthy, assisted by Father John Leonard (left) and Father John Robinson (right) intones the opening prayer. After vesting, Father Maurice Meyers, S.J., celebrant of the Mass in the Byzantine Rite, goes to the side altar and pre¬ pares the bread and wine that are later to be carried to the main altar in solemn pro¬ cession. Escorted by four assistants. Father Meyers carries the pre¬ pared bread and chalice in a Solemn procession called the Great Entrance” from the side altar to the main altar. Standing before the altar, the celebrant sings the day’s Tro- par a and Kontakia (similar to our Gradual chants). A characteristic ritual of the Eastern Rite is evidenced as Father Meyers incenses the icon of the Blessed Virgin Mary. In the Oriental church¬ es, this is on a great picture- screen that separates the sanc¬ tuary from the body of the church. Holding the veiled chalice and paten L before him, the celebrant solemnly ex- horts the faithful to be mindful of the Sacred Mysteries unfolding before them. Observing the Byzantine ritual, the communicant receives Holy Communion standing with his arms folded on his breast. He receives Our Lord under both species. IRcte t As the celebrant chants the Credo he holds an elaborately decorated cloth, which resembles our chalice veil, over the bread and wine that have been brought to the altar of sacrifice. All Oriental rites make extensive use of incense. The most Blessed Sacrament is incensed in adoration; the altar and icons are incensed in veneration; the priests, ministers and people are in¬ censed as a sanctification. The services continue with the celebrant chanting the sacred prayers in the ver¬ nacular. Holding the paten and chalice in his hands, the priest raises them from the altar towards heaven and sings the famous warning to the communi¬ cants: Holy things for the holy!” As the Sacred Rites come to a close the people are blessed. An elaborate formula of dismissal is then sung, and, the Mass is over. As the celebrant prepares to distribute the Sacred Species, he turns to the peo¬ ple with the chalice, and holding it before him, sings the dramatic words: With the fear of God and with faith, come ye nigh! Top row, left to right: John Gambino, John Elms, Edsel Aucoin, James Grace, Jerry Darby, Charles Carriere, Ray Briers, and Winston Tortajada. Middle row: Pat Mashburn, Darryl Becnel, Kenny Aucoin, Gordon Prat, Bobby O’Brien, and Luis Ingles. Front row: Gerald Broussard, Raphael Ortiz, Billy Koehle, Emile Babin, Fred Heroman, Edward Arroyo, John Auderer. oyc ' Society Assisting Father Robinson in Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament are the officers of the Altar Boys ' Society. Left to right: James Grace, President; Edsel Aucoin, Secre¬ tary; Charles Carriere, Treasurer; and Jerry Darby, Vice President. BROTHER ANDRIES, S.C. Sacristan Moderator of the Altar Boys’ Society Very Rev. Paul Kuhl, S.V.D., Rector of St. Augustine’s Seminary, raises Our Lord in Benediction during a Sunday afternoon service attended by the student body. BROTHER ROMUALD, S.C. Band Director One hundred years of music is the proud boast of this department at St. Stanislaus. Since the foundation of the school, music has played an important part in the curriculum. From Beethoven to Sousa, from the lilting swing of the strings to the brassy blast of trumpets, the band continued to progress in one hundred years of music learning and appreciation. It was in 1918 that the first brass band was organized at St. Stanislaus. Since this was the first attempt at such an organization, the band was rather small, number¬ ing only twenty-eight members. While the new band was in its infancy, the string orchestra was enjoying the popularity of full maturity. Brother Oliver, since retired from the field of music, was responsible for one of the finest string orchestras of the day. The year 1932 saw Brother Romuald organize the concert and marching bands. This was an entirely new development, and as such had to withstand the usual opposition of the new and untried. After many wearying months, the band gave its first concert in May 1933. These youngsters played masterfully, for they had due inspiration. The Band Mothers’ Club had just purchased new uniforms for them. Making its initial appearance in 1937 at the Mississippi High School State Band Contest held in Jackson, the band won first-place honors in concert and marching. This accomplishment set the pace for all the bands which have followed. From then until the very present, no band has enjoyed more success in these annual con¬ tests than has St. Stanislaus. Collective and individual success is attested by the fact that the band has amassed a total of sixteen plaques for first-place ratings and hun¬ dreds of medals by individual members. The band library has approximately seven hundred selections of various types. Each selection is catalogued by the triple card filing system. The cost of this music amounts to approximately one thousand two hundred dollars. Supplementing the band, the St. Stanislaus Music Department maintains a dance orchestra which is regarded as the finest high school orchestra on the coast. The Rocksters” have numerous engagements during the scholastic year. Many of the grad¬ uates have immediately joined with professional musicians and are playing with the better orchestras in the South. JACK CRAIS EDDIE DUFRESNE WARREN CARVER JOHN JOYCE RockMbs. m A w l gjij k The Band in A dance following completes a very gw Members of the St. Stanislaus Band are, first row, left to right: James Raymond, Larry Genin, Kenneth Pepperdene, Warren Carver, Lars Phil¬ lips, Fred Drouant, Juan Del Carmen, and Al¬ vin Genin. Second row: Bob Hubbard, Steve Fernandez, Fred Bourgeois, Everett Kergosien, Charles Carriere, David Bishop. Third row: Ed- JAMES RAYMOND Drum Major The boys and their dates enjoy the delicious supper sponsored by the Music Department. , the Homeco ing ou. iw, ‘ ,s Day ' P arade - Z tcC concert arrangement the supper, enjoyable evening. w b, ,v. The band boys’ mothers relax after serving their sons at the banquet. Reading left to right are: Mrs. Lucian Raymond, Mrs. Alvin Genin, Mrs. Warren Car¬ ver, Mrs. Charles Ferry, Mrs. L. S Kergosien and Mrs. John Joyce. ward Dufresne, Carlo Scafidi, Van Aucoin, Leon Barnett, John Joyce, George Ferry. Fourth row: Lauren Sonier, Arthur Chapmann, Charles Bishop, Thomas Crooks, Edsel Aucoin. Fifth row: Donald Youngs, Jack Crais, Ivan Bradford, Paul Lefort, Hector Bourg. Edsel Aucoin, Edward Dufresne and Jack Crais— Band Officers for 1955-56. Class Officers For School Are Elected Elections for Confraternity of¬ ficers were held during the last week of September during Religion periods by each class. The presidents elected were: Jimmy Grace, Walter Gex, James Broussard and Frank Peterson; these will conduct the meetings of each Confraternity during the year. Seniors President James Grace Vice-President Pat Mooney Secretary Dave Donahue Treasurer Eddie Dufresne Juniors President .Walter Gex Vice-President Kenny Artigues Secretary . Pat Favre Treasurer Edsel Aucoin Sophomores President James Broussard Vice-President Geroge Gonzales Secretary . Ballard Argus Treasurer.Bill Semons Brother Josaphat Visits Stanislaus October 16-19 The Superior General of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, Bro¬ ther Josaphat, visited Stanislaus from October 16 to 19. Brother Josaphat arrived from Rome in early July. During the summer months he presided at three retreats in the New England states. He also presided at a re¬ treat for provincials, novice mas¬ ters, and directors of scholastics held at Montreal, Canada. From Canada, he came to Metuchen. The distinguished superior has vis¬ ited some of the Brothers’ schools in the South before, but only brief¬ ly. This time he will visit every house and stay some time in each. “I am happy to visit here at Stanislaus, the oldest boarding school operated by the Brothers in America,” said the Reverend Bro¬ ther. “I noticed particularly the fine spirit of union and cooperation between the students and their pre¬ fects, teachers and coaches.” The superior also expressed the Byzantine Rite Mass Celebrated Here At 6:30 This Morning This morning at 6:30 A.M. the students and faculty of St. Stanis¬ laus were offered a rare privilege when the Rev. Maurice F. Meyers, S. J. celebrated Mass in the Byzantine Rite in the school chapel. Since the vestments which the priest wore and the way in which he performed the sacrifice of the Mass were quite different from the Roman Rite, booklets containing the English translation of the Mass liturgy were provided for those who attended. The Mass in this rite is ' always sung, though at some times more solemnly than others. It is not r£ad as in the Roman Rite. The Byzantine vestments were characteristic of the dress associat¬ ed with the Near East cultures of the Old World. Pictures are used instead of the usual Roman Rite Homecoming Highlights Include Pep Rally, Football Game, Dance St. Stanislaus’ Homecoming was highlighted by a 7-7 tie with De La Salle High School ’°ans Sunday afternoon at the Rock-A- Chaw Stadii’- which was led by nd, marched through ais with abo”t 50 cars he celebration started with a oep rally Saturday night. Led SC cheerleaders, the crowd as the band joined in. °hilip and Cosmas and y and Adams gave the game. e Alumni Association inual meeting. Mr. ? elected president; les, Sr., first vice- iund Brignac, sec- lent ; and Brother ed by Brother Ath- iry. served in the SSC on, the profits from the new steel stands half time the bana a huge star on the grid- .s the queen and court came ihe field to receive flowers tom Mr. Ben HilJe, president of the Sidelines Club. Miss Eleanor Krieger, queen, was escorted by Larry Russel, Miss Dianne Blan¬ chard, by James Grace, Miss Jo Ann Crasto by Ted Bass, Miss Helen Genin by Raul Suarez, and Miss Janelle Egloff, by Barry Bontemps. At 8:00 the Homecoming Dance was underway with music by John Falls. This ended at 11:30 and end- bui spom Loyola sity of A. Under Brou. vision, the boys inten-o.. m pub¬ lic speaking other than debating, such as after dinner speaking, de¬ clamation, interpretive reading, and extemporar ous speaking, will make their bids in the Mississippi State Forensic Tournament and the Greater Gulf States Forensic Meet. The topic for debating this year Nov. 18—McDonogh, here 18Z-M. uouruers ai aov, contact es, nut ueiuw uie eiguui giouc, lu - - 0 -- — . M Donald Duplantis, Middle Study attend all the dances, and help fund drive; and Mr. Ben Hille, Hall. make them a big success. (Continued on page 4) years. Edsel is a junior and will most probably return next season. The special articles carried in the Rock-A-Chaw re¬ ceive individual attention by their columnists: ALFRED LIPPMAN, The World Around Us EDSEL AUCOIN, On the Downbeat BALLARD ARGUS, Sportlights GEORGE SUSTENDAL, Around the Campus The Editors, Raul Suarez, Sports; Timothy Schafer, Edi¬ tor-In-Chief; Norman Wheeler Feature Editor; and Bill Ar¬ gus, Assistant Editor, careful¬ ly inspect the latest edition of the school paper. s4- BROTHER RIAN, S. C., Faculty Advisor, confers with the Circulation Manager, Edward Chism. Seated are Teddy Stechmann, Business Manager and Mario Perez, Typist. The monthly edition of the school paper is of great interest to all. s4Cccm U Z(tcC StdeCute .brother Philip, Mr. Ben Hille and Brother Yvo are snapped while taking part in a lively discussion at one of the Sideline Club Meetings. Mr. Willys Rhodes, Sr. and Mr. Earl Ramond were elected Vice President and President of the Sideline Club for the cur¬ rent year. SIDELINE CLUB-SPONSORED IMPROVEMENTS PRESS BOX STEEL STANDS The newly elected members of the Alumni Association who met to discuss projects for the coming year ar e: (ascending stairway) Mr. Edmond Brignac, Jr., First Vice President; Brother Athanasius, S.C.; Mr. Maurice J. Artigues, Sr., Second Vjce President; Mr. William S. App, President; Brother Ed¬ mund, S. C., Secretary and Treasurer and Brother Roland S.C. The members of the executive committee are: Mr. Ben F. Hille, Sr.; Mr. Walter J. Gex, Jr.; Mr. George L. Seuzeneau, Sr. and Mr. Robert L. Camors, Sr. Alumni members, Sideliners, coaches and players are feted at the annual banquet closing the football season. , | ELECTRIC SCOREBOARD Sta u4iacc6 De ztc up 7etutt BILL ARGUS DONALD YOUNGS WAYNE BABIN BROTHER HUBERT, S.C. Moderator ALFRED uP PMan ba LLARD ARCUS Members of the Stanislaus debating team who attended the High School Invitational Forensic- Tournament sponsored by the Glendy Burke Literary and Debating Society of Tulane University are, left to right: Richard Morreale, Bobby Homes, Norman Wheeler, Wayne Babin, Bill Argus, Dudley Stewart and Ballard Argus. The Annual staff hopes that this first edi¬ tion of the White Cap will bring many a fond memory to you as you thumb through its pages. The many hours of work put into its preparation will not be wasted if it but serves as a reminder of the ideals the school has taught you during the past year. We wish to express our deepest appreciation to all who have in any way aided us in making this publication a reality. BROTHER GODFREY, S.C. Faculty Advisor Photographer William Von Lubbe, Associate Editor, and Alfred Lippman, Ad¬ vertising Manager, work toward the completion of the annual. The Art Editor of the White Cap, Hector Bourg, is shown prepar¬ ing one of his many excellent spot drawings. BROTHER CELESTINE, S.C. Faculty Advisor Editor Brother Dominic, S.C. helps John Lahmeyer locate one of the many interesting novels in the schools’ library. The campus library is an inviting room to many a student BROTHER DOMINIC, S.C. Librarian Brother Dominic, S.C., checks out a book for Donald Duplantis. a Freshman boarder. 3 the library, a ' ing and wholesoi students show, nan takes a few moments of well deserved in her apartment adjoining the infirmary. cuuC ‘7£ ttc6e t Miss Mildred Arnold, Mrs. Dolores Sherman and Mrs. Wilma Musser. MRS. HILDA FAYARD BROTHER YVO, S.C Steward MOSES SINGLETON EDWARD THOMAS ROBERT WILLIAMS RALPH LANAUX RAYMOND WILLIAMS VICTOR WILLIAMS I auttcOuf, citui 77CcU tte ttutce MILTON SINGLETON Marcel Vonture, Charles Lanaux and Charles Joseph, Sr. MRS. GERTRUDE BERTIN BROTHER RAMON, S. C. Laundry CLAYTON BULLOCK Mrs. Ollie Nelson and Mrs. Leona Usner 1. A distinguished visitor at the school last year was the Rev. Brother Josaphat, S. C., Superior Gener al of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. With him is the president of the school, Brother Roland, S.C. 2. Fathers Harvey Rockwood and James Courtney, of the Society of Jesus, enjoy a bit of relaxation. These priests conducted the annual retreat for the elementary and high school students. 3. The ceremonial for the reception of graduation rings by the seniors is nearing con¬ clusion. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Michael J. McCarthy officiates. 4. A familiar office scene. 5. Brother Linus, S.C., Principal, checks the weekly grades of Vincent Lauro and Ramiro Gereda. 6. Brother Ashton, S.C., Vocational Director, has captured the attention of Brother Godfrey’s eighth grade class. He is speaking to these young men about the all-important subject of their career in life. 1. The new site of the cemetery at St. Stanislaus. 2. Brothers Lin and Neri peruse a display of religious topics at the Teacher’s Convention held in Biloxi during the early part of the school year. 3. Brother Ephrem, S. C. supervises the usual after school recreation during the warmer school .months. 4. Brother Firmin, S.C., Treasurer, takes care of the boarders financial needs. 5. Brother Leo and Dave Donahue enjoy a quick chat before school. 6. That’s what Brother Yvo’s cakes are Um-m-m good. Left, page. 1. The Nuns from St. Joseph Academy are among the many fans attending the Stan¬ islaus football games. 2. Weekly confessions for the students are encouraged by the Brothers. The confessors are from St. Augustine’s Seminary. 3. The boarders seem quite happy as they board the bus that will take them home for the Mardi Gras holidays. 4. 1:50—Zero Hour! 5. and 6. The annual Christmas Dance, held in the school gymnasium preceding the holidays, is enjoyed by all. 7. A Flea-Fly fan pauses a few moments for a bit of refreshment. Local Knights of Co¬ lumbus operate the concession stand during this benefit game. 8. With the aid of the bulldozer, graciously lent by Mr. Edward Dufresne, an expansive play area is now an integral part of the Stanislaus campus. Right page: 1. Brothers and guests of Mrs. Deignan are entertained at a buffet supper during the Christmas holidays. 2. Mrs. Anaise Deignan’s cats, Xerxes and Derias, were on their best behavior for this snapshot. 3. These eighth graders helped in the preparation of the Christmas party held in Brother Godfreys’ class. 4. Brother Bosco and his class have just completed the ceremony of enthroning the Sacred Heart in their classroom. 5. A unique method of transportation was used by Mr. MacFarland when he taxied up to the Stanislaus pier to pay his son a surprise visit. 6. The Stanislaus students were one of the many groups participating in the Memorial Day civic demonstration. STUDENT BODY 195 5-56 NAME GRADE RESIDENCE NAME GRADE RESIDENCE Adams, Riley 11 New Orleans, Louisiana Cahill, Daniel 11 Dallas, Texas Aguilar, Robert 10 San Salvador, El Salvador Callia, Michael 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Aguirre, William 10 Guatemala City, Guatemala Camors, Robert 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Albreast, Charles 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Campion, George 10 Chicago, Illinois Albreast, Jesse 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Canon, Chris 7 Mansura, Louisiana Aldape, Alphonse 12 Tampico, Mexico Carmadelle, Nathan 10 Barataria, Louisiana Alvarez, Rudolph 7 San Fernando de Apure, Carriere, Charles 12 Yazoo City, Mississippi Venezuela Carter, James 4 Waveland, Mississippi Anderson, George 4 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Carver, Howard 5 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi App, John 5 New Orleans, Louisiana Carver, Warren 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi App, William 7 New Orleans, Louisiana Caterson, David 8 Miami, Florida Arguello, Rene 12 Leon, Nicaragua Catsulis, Ernest 5 New Orleans, Louisiana Arguello, Robert 11 Managua D. N. Nicaragua Chapman, Arthur 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Argus, Ballard 10 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Chapman, Richard 9 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Argus, Wilbert 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Chapman, Thomas 5 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Arroyo, Edward 7 New Orleans, Louisiana Chehardy, Edward 11 Long Beach, Mississippi Artigues, Kenneth 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Chevis, John 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Artigues, Ronald 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Chevis, Sidney 5 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Aucoin, Edsel 11 Vacherie, Louisiana Chism, Edward 10 Balboa, Canal Zone Aucoin, Kenneth 9 Vacherie, Louisiana Chiniche, James 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Aucoin, Van 10 Vacherie, Louisiana Chunn, Barker 11 Beaumont, Texas Auderer, John, III 7 New Orleans, Louisiana Church, Joseph 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Babin, Emile 7 New Orleans, Louisiana Church, Stephen 4 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Babin, Wayne 11 Long Beach, Mississippi Combe, Adrian 9 New Orleans, Louisiana Bagert, Bafry 7 New Orleans, Louisiana Compretta, Robert 5 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bagert, Bernard 7 New Orleans, Louisiana Cook, Lynn 8 Pass Christian, Mississippi Baldenhofer, Thomas 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Cook, William 10 Camp Lejeune, North Carolina Barbee, Donald 4 New Orleans, Louisiana Corr, William 8 Marietta, Georgia Barbee, Thomas 5 New Orleans, Louisiana Cotita, Philip 8 Pensacola, Florida Barnes, Robert 5 New Orleans, Louisiana Couevas, Quinten 10 Lafitte, Louisiana Barnett, Leon 11 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Crais, Jack 12 Reserve, Louisiana Barrientos, Richard 11 San Salvador, El Salvador Crais, Kelly 8 Reserve, Louisiana Barrios, Terrell 12 New Orleans, Louisiana Crampes, Vincent 11 Dallas, Texas Basford, Van Allen 5 Arabi, Louisiana Crooks, Thomas 11 Jennings, Louisiana Battalora, Albert 5 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Cuadra, Salvador 8 Matagalpa, Nicaragua Batteford, Frank 7 Waveland, Mississippi Cuevas, Felton 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Battistella, Donald 5 New Orleans, Louisiana- Cuevas, Irwin 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Battistella, Herbert 8 New Orleans, Louisiana Cuevas, Lloyd 10 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Becnel, Darryl 7 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Cuevas, Samuel 5 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Benigno, Bernie 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Curet, Harry 4 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Benigno, Robert 8 Bay St: Louis, Mississippi Cusimano, Jacob 8 New Orleans, Louisiana Biehl, Owen 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Daley, Marvel 11 Pas Christian, Mississippi Bing, Raymond 10 Clermont Harbor, Mississippi Darby, Jerry 12 Arnaudville, Louisiana Bishop, Charles 11 Pass Christian, Mississippi Davis, Alvin 10 Louisville, Kentucky Bishop, David 8 Pass Christian, Mississippi Davis, Edson 11 Louisville, Kentucky Black, Douglas 9 New Orleans, Louisiana Dawson, George 4 New Orleans, Louisiana Black, Robert 6 New Orleans, Louisiana De Arrigunaga, Albert 9 Merida, Yucatan, Mexico Blaize, Don 6 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi DeCuir, Mitchell 10 Beaumont, Texas Blaize, Edward 5 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi De Jaham, Alain 11 Fort de France, Martinque, F.W.I. Blaize, Glenn 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi De Jaham, Christian 5 Fort de France, Martinque, F.W.I. Blanchard, Albert 9 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi del Carmen, Albert 10 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Blanchard, Joseph 4 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi del Carmen, Juan 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Boehme, Daniel 8 New Orleans, Louisiana Delph, Fred 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bonck, Howard 11 New Orleans, Louisiana Delph, Joseph 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bontemps, Barry 12 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Demoran, Emmett 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Boudreaux, Nolan 11 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Derbes, Arthur 9 New Orleans, Louisiana Boudreaux, William 12 New Orleans, Louisiana Diaz, Joseph 8 Havana, Cuba Bourdin, Leonard 6 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Diaz, Paul 9 Havana, Cuba Bourdin, Robert 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Di Leo, Anthony 4 Chalmette, Louisiana Bourg, Hector 12 Long Beach, Mississippi Donahue, David 12 New Orleans, Louisiana Bourgeois, Clyde 10 Waveland, Mississippi Doussan, Henry 6 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bourgeois, Frederic 9 Waveland, Mississippi Doussan, Sidney 12 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bourgeois, Lloyd 9 Waveland, Mississippi Drouant, Fred 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bowman, Henry 12 Stan Creek, British Honduras Dubeux, Maurice 12 Recife, Penambuco, Brazil Bradford, Jordan 6 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Dudley, Carl, III • 7 New Orleans, Louisiana Bradford, Millard 4 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Duffy, Patrick 8 Pereira, Colombia Breaux, Paul 6 New Orleans, Louisiana Dufresne, Edward 12 Luling, Louisiana Breazeale, Nick 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Duplan, Merrick 7 Lake Charles, Louisiana Briers, Raymond 11 Houston, Texas Duplantis, Donald 9 Limon, Costa Rica Brignac, Albert 6 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Dupont, James 9 Scott, Louisiana Broussard, Gerald 7 Kaplan, Louisiana Elms, John 8 New Orleans, Louisiana Broussard, James 10 Weeks Island, Louisiana Ensenat, Luis 10 Merida, Yucatan, Mexico Broussard, Michael 11 Abbeville, Louisiana Erskine, John 11 Lakeshore, Mississippi Broussard, Samuel 12 Abbeville, Louisiana Estrada, Henry 11 Guatemala City, Guatemala Brown, Dennis 5 New Orleans, Louisiana Evans, William 12 Jennings, Louisiana Brown, William 6 New Orleans, Louisiana Exnicious, Evert 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bunt, Robert 8 Biloxi, Mississippi Fahey, Edmond 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Butaud, Gene 10 Rayne, Louisiana Falgout, Charles 11 Brownsville, Texas Cadow, Milard 4 Paradis, Louisiana Favre, Patrick 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Caceres, Abelardo Cagle, Arthur 10 Chiriqui, Republic of Panama 9 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Favre, Ronald 8 Waveland, Mississippi STUDENT BODY 1955-1956 NAME GRADE Favre, Van John 4 Favre, Wayne 11 Fayard, Larry 12 Fayard, Michael 7 Fayard, Norvin 6 Fazzio, Leon 12 Fernandez, Louis 12 Fernandez, Robert 11 Fernandez, Steve 11 Ferry, Alfred 6 Ferry, Eugene 7 Ferry, Francis 8 Ferry, George 12 Ferry, James 9 Fitzpatrick, Philip 5 Fonteboa, Francis 10 Foote, Stephen 8 Frey, Albert 5 Gagliano, Nicholas, III 4 Gamard, Edward 6 Gambino, John 8 Gambino, Salvador 6 Gancedo, Robert 9 Garcia, Lloyd 10 Garriga, Jerry 10 Genard, Charles 8 Genin, Alvin 8 Genin, Larry 6 Genin, Robert 8 Gereda, Ramiro 9 Gex, Joseph 6 Gex, Walter III 11 Giacona, Corrado 8 Giametta, Ambrose 6 Giametta, Charles 8 Giani, Mario 9 Giblaint, John 10 Gipson, Charles 4 Giveans, Larry 4 Giveans, Wayne 6 Gleason, Thomas 9 Goebel, Morton 8 Godoy, Gerard 6 Godoy, Hugo 10 Gonzales, George 10 Gottschalk, Fred 5 Gottschalk, John 8 Gottschalk, Karl 9 Gowland, Wilfred 11 Grace, James 12 Granados, Henry 10 Green, Thomas 4 Green, Victor 4 Greene, Randall 10 Griffin, James 4 Griffin, Lavelle 7 Guidroz, Bryan 10 Hamilton, Bernard 11 Hamilton, Wijliam 10 Hardey, Robert 9 Hargrove, Edward 10 Harnish, William 6 Harrell, Michael 10 Harris, Gerald 5 Haverty, Lester 8 Heitzmann, Gary 4 Heitzmann, Henry 6 Heitzmann, Jerry 4 Heitzmann, Robert 4 Heitzmann, Wayne 8 Heiz, Peter 11 Henley, Robert 8 Henry, Danny 7 Heredia, Alvaro 6 Heroman, Jack 6 Herring, James 7 Hewick, George 12 Heyerdale, William 6 Hill, George 6 Hill, Richard 5 RESIDENCE Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Waveland, Mississipi Waveland, Mississipi New Orleans, Louisiana Waveland, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Havana, Cuba Houston, Texas Waveland, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Havana, Cuba Clermont Harbor, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Guatemala City, Guatemala. Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Gulfport, Mississippi Pearlington, Mississippi Pearlington, Mississippi Fort Lauderdale, Florida Pensacola, Florida Guatemala City, Guatemala Guatemala City, Guatemala Puerto Armuelles, Republic of Panama Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Plaquemine, Louisiana San Jose, Costa Rica Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Lakeshore, Mississippi Youngsville, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Lafayette, Louisiana Havana, Cuba Havana, Cuba Shreveport, Louisiana Plaquemine, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana McComb, Mississippi Houston, Texas Clermont Harbor, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Guatemala City, Guatemala Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Guatemala City, Guatemala Baton Rouge, Mississippi Houston, Texas Guaquil, Ecuador New Orleans, Louisiana Cler mont Harbor, Mississippi Harvey, Louisiana NAME GRADE Homes, Robert 9 Hubbard, Robert 11 Huntley, Robert 9 Ingles, Luis 8 Jacobi, Herman 9 Jacobi, Louis 7 Jarreau, Jacques 7 Jaquillard, Arthur 4 Johnson, Ernest 12 Johnson, Raymond 9 Joyce, John 11 Kawas, Edward 10 Kelley, Richard 11 Kelt, John 6 Kemery, Timothy 6 Kennedy, Gerald 7 Kergosien, Ames 10 Kergosien, Everett 8 Kidd, Raymond 5 Kidd, Thomas 11 Kiefer, Gerard 5 King, T. Semmes 7 Kingston, Nolan 5 Koehle, William 7 Koerner, Ralph 7 Kothmann, Gregory 4 Kothmann, Kenneth 5 Ladrter, Clyde 12 Ladner, Donald 12 Ladner, Gary 5 Ladner, Michael 10 Ladner, Nolan 5 Ladner, Ronald 9 Ladner, Terry 8 Ladner, Vester 5 Lafaye, Ogden 10 Lagarde, Donald 11 Lagasse, Paul 10 Lahmeyer, John 8 Lang, Henry 10 Lang, Michael 5 Langlinais, Richard 8 Larroux, Jean 7 Larroux, Michael 4 Lauro, Vincent 11 Lawley, Michael 5 Lawrence, Kermit 11 Leary, Kerry 6 Leary, Prieur 7 LeBlanc, Jerry 12 LeBlanc, Morgan 10 LeBlanc, William 6 LeBreton, James 8 Lee, John 7 Lee, Robert 7 Lenard, Kenneth 7 Leonard, Joseph 9 Levings, Charles 4 Levy, Bernard 12 Levy, David 10 Levy, Winston 9 Liberto, John 11 Lighter, Barney 11 Lippman, Alfred 12 Loiacano, Joseph 8 Lozes, Henry 5 Luke, Leroy 4 McDonald, Donald 10 MacFarland, John 9 McGinity, Patrick 4 McGowan, Arthur 10 Mallini, Dewayne 7 Mallini, Donald 9 Marina, Gonzalez 11 Marquez, Vincent 9 Martin, Albert 12 Martinez, Joseph 9 Maruri, Angel 8 Mashburn, John 9 Mashburn, Joseph 7 Pass Christian, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi Biloxi, Mississippi Guatemala City, Guatemala Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Metairie, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Hickman, Kentucky New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi La Ceiba, Honduras New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bains, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Foley, Alabama New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Clermont Harbor, Mississip] Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Tulsa, Oklahoma Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Abbeville, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Dallas, Texas Gulfport, Mississippi Fort Brooke, Puerto Rico Pass Christian, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Franklin, Louisiana Abbeville, Louisiana Clermont Harbor, Mississipi New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Merida, Yucatan, Mexico Golden Meadow, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi B§y St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Pass Christian, Mississippi Reserve, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Midland, Texas Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New York, New York Pass Christian, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Havana, Cuba Pass Christian, Mississippi Carencro, Louisiana San Luis, Mexico Havana, Cuba Hammond, Louisiana Hammond, Louisiana STUDENT BODY 1955-1956 NAME GRADE RESIDENCE NAME GRADE RESIDENCE Mathes, Larry 12 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Sanchez, Joseph 5 Puebla, Pue. Mexico Matranga, John 12 New Orleans, Louisiana Sandoz, Rodney 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Mattie, Kirk 10 New Orleans, Louisiana Sandoz, Sidney 4 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Mayeux, Eugene 8 Abbeville, Louisiana Saucier, Albert 12 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Mercadal, Dennis 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Sauer, Lawrence 9 Waveland, Mississippi Merritt, Peter 4 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Sayle,- Robert 11 Greenwood, Mississippi Miller, Frank 5 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Scafidi, August 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Mitchell, Terry 11 Gulfport, Mississippi Scafidi, Dominic 4 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Mitchell, Travis 11 Gulfport, Mississippi Scafidi, Gerald 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Montemayor, Luis 11 Monterrey, N. L., Mexico Scafidi, Terry 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Monti, Kenneth 5 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Schafer, Timothy 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Monti, Thomas 12 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Schellang, Frank 9 New Orleans, Louisiana Mooney, Donald 10 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Scherer, Roy 4 Pensacola, Florida Mooney, Joseph 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Schlake, James 7 Houston, Texas Mooney, Pat 12 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Schmedtje, Chris 7 New Orleans, Louisiana Moraga, Thomas 5 New Orleans, Louisiana Schmedtje, Stephen 11 New Orleans, Louisiana Morales, Remy 9 New York, New York Schmidt, Michael 8 Pass Christian, Mississippi Morel, Robert 9 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Seeberg, Rolf 6 New Orleans, Louisiana Moreno, Henry 10 Miami, Florida Selle, Joseph 4 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Morreale, Jackie 12 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Semons, William 10 Nederland, Texas Morreale, Richard 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Seuzeneau, George 7 Bay St. Louis; Mississippi Morris, Wilson 7 Kiln, Mississippi Seuzeneau, Gerald 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Mulhern, Joseph 7 Sanatorium, Mississippi Seuzeneau, Sheldon 10 Bay St. Loruis, Mississippi Mulvihill, Donald 7 Natchez, Mississippi Shippey, James 9 Waveland, Mississippi Murillo, Jose 9 Havana, Cuba Shumski, Edward 4 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Necaise, Frank 6 Bay St. Souis, Mississippi Smith, Alvin 4 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Neelis, Frank, III 7 Metairie, Louisiana Smith, Frank 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Neese, Charles 5 Mobile, Alabama Smith, John T 11 Anchorage, Alaska Nelson, John 10 Point Clear, Alabama Smith, Prescott 8 New Orleans, Louisiana Nelson, Richard 7 New Orleans, Louisiana Snell, Hugh 9 Metairie, Louisiana Nolan, Douglas 6 New Orleans, Louisiana Solis, John 7 Guatemala City, Guatemala O’Brien, Robert 7 New Orleans, Louisiana Sonier, Lauren 12 Waveland, Mississippi Odriozola, Oscar 9 Monterrey, N.L., Mexico Sosa, Robert 6 Guatemala City, Guatemala Ortiz, Carlos 11 Asintal, Guatemala Stant, Stephen 8 Birmingham, Alabama Ortiz, Juan 11 Asintal, Guatemala Stechmann, Theodore 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Ortiz, Rafael 8 Asintal, Guatemala Stewart, Dudley 9 Toledo, Ohio Ortiz, Richard 10 Asintal, Guatemala Stieffel, Stephen 7 Waveland, Mississippi Otis, Waldo 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Stonecipher, James 9 Dallas, Texas. Pagano, Sylvester 7 Pass Christian, Mississippi Suarez, Raul 12 Havana, Cuba Papania, Donald 6 New Orleans, Louisiana Summers, William 9 New Orleans, Louisiana Parra, Milton 6 New Orleans, Louisiana Sustendal, George 10 New Orleans, Louisiana Pasos, Alberto 7 Managua, Nicaragua Tassin, Louis 9 New Orleans, Louisiana Patterson, Lawrence 5 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Thibodeaux, Darwin 9 Church Point, Louisiana Patterson, William 4 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Thibodeaux, Robert 5 New Orleans, Louisiana Peirce, Allan, III 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Thomas, August 9 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Pepperdene, Kenneth 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Thomas, Curtis 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Perez, Mario 10 Guatemala City, Guatemala Thomas, Gustave 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Perrin, Clifton 12 Gulfport, Mississippi Thomas, Theodore 5 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Peterson, Frank 9 Clermont Harbor, Mississippi Thomas, Wayne 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Peterson, Robert 10 Clermont Harbor, Mississippi Thompson, Hays 8 New Orleans, Louisiana Peyrefitte, Ashton 7 New Orleans, Louisiana Tortajada, Winston 8 New Orleans, Louisiana Peyrefitte, Gregory 4 New Orleans, Louisiana Tranchina, Joseph 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Pfleuger, Robert 12 New Orleans, Louisiana Troxler, Thomas 8 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Phillips, Lars 7 Bay St. Louis, Louisiana Tujague, Jerome 9 Metairie, Louisiana Poirier, Roger 8 New Orleans, Louisiana Valdes, Alexander 7 Monterrey, N.L., Mexico Potts, Kenneth 10 Pass Christian, Mississippi Vance, Harrison 9 New Orleans, Louisiana Powers, Michael 10 Jackson, Mississippi Vasquez, Alfred 11 La Lima, Honduias Pradillo, Earl 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Vigreux, George 11 Waveland, Mississippi Prat, Gordon 8 Vacherie, Louisiana Viguerie, Alan 12 Seattle, Washington Ralph, Gerald 7 St. Petersburg, Florida Villoch, Anthony 11 Banes, Cuba Rapier, Frank 9 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Von Lubbe, William 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Rauch, Bernard 8 New Orleans, Louisiana Voorhies, Luke ' 9 New Iberia, Louisiana Rauxet, August 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Walker, Michael 8 New Orleans, Louisiana Raymond, James 10 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Ward, Thomas 8 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Retif, Leonard 7 New Orleans, Louisiana Weil, Edgar 8 New Orleans, Louisiana Reynolds, John, III 7 Mobile, Alabama West, Thomas 7 New Orleans, Louisiana Rhodes, Charles, II 4 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Wheeler, Norman 10 San Antonio, Texas Rhodes, Nelius 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Wilbert, Berchmans 10 Plaquemine, Louisiana Rhodes, Willis 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Williams, James 7 New Orleans, Louisiana Ribas, Paul 7 Merida, Yucatan, Mexico Wittmann, Charles 10 Pass Christian, Mississippi Ritter, Allen 8 Monroe, Louisiana Wittmann, John 10 Pass Christian, Mississippi Rodriquez, Benigno 9 Mexico, D.F., Mexico Wittmann, Kenneth 11 Pass Christian, Mississippi Ron, Joseph 8 El Tigre, Anzoategui, Venezuela Yon, Jon 8 Greensborough, Alabama Rondon, Louis 9 Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela Youngs, Donald 11 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Rosasco, Randy 5 New Orleans, Louisiana Yuja, N. 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Broad 2425 Canal St. at Washington TU. 5588 JA. 0333 NEW ORLEANS, LA. Compliments of a FRIEND VIC ' S STEAK HOUSE 3646 Airline Hwy. TE 2491 NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 56 Compliments of EDITH AND JACK SEGRAVES Jennings, La. Congratulations Compliments DRS. LANGLY AND LANGLY IBERVILLE TRUST SAVINGS BANK Optometrists Plaquemine, La. Jennings, La. Compliments Best Wishes of MRS. H. A. HOUSSIERE E. P. HARGROVE Jennings, La. Best Wishes Carry On BILL JAENKE Rock-A-Chaws Class 1910 BIG FOOTS WILBERT Jennings, La. Class of ' 23 Compliments of CARRIAGE TRADE ERNEST A. HOUSSIERE 1513 St. Charles Ave. Jennings, La. NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA HEBERT INSURANCE AGENCY 121 Placquemine St. Compliments of • ?) ph - 287 a FRIEND Jennings, La. Compliments of Compliments of ARNAUDET AND CASTILLE A. C. MITCHELL Jennings, La. POPICH AND JURISICH Sole Distributors of P. J. Oysters 1039 Toulouse St. NEW ORLEANS, LA. MA. 2651 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND Open 7:30 A.M. to 7 P.M. Phone MA.I8I3 Men ' s and Boys ' Wear 925 Decatur Street OPPOSITE FRENCH MARKET New Orleans 16, La. LEONHARD ' S DEPARTMENT STORE 3200 Dauphine Street New Otleans 17, La. Tixostou STORES 557 N. Rampart Street New Orleans, La. A. J. Glover, Manager Phone RA. 0366 Compliments of WILMER ' S GROCERY MARKET S1IM0E5, 106 Royal Street New Orleans 16, Louisiana GULF NATIONAL BANK of Gulfport Serving South Mississippi Compliments of CAPT. VLAHO HARRY K. HEIDEMANN Auctioneer 1708 Josephine MAgnolia 8043 New Orleans, La. PHARMACY 3237 St. Philip New Orleans, Louisiana GAIvez 6600 MEN ' S WEAR Featuring Style Clothes for the Young Man Carondelet at Common New Orleans 12, Louisiana Compliments of A FRIEND BREATH ' S BOATS MOTORS Hi-Way 90 One Block West of Main St. BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI BAY MOTORS, INC. 130 Court Street Bay St. Louis, Mississippi JOSEPH K. FASOLD Fine Jewelry Since 1917 GULFPORT, MISS. RAMSEY ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Men and Boys ' Clothing and Shoes 104 North Beach Bay St. Louis, Mississippi For Fire Protection and Automatic Detection Sales—Rental or Service BIRD FIRE AND SAFETY SERVICE Gulfport Phone 3737 SCHWARTZ, KIRWIN FAUSS JEWELERS, INC. 22 Hudson St. NEW YORK CITY Class Pins — Autograph Albums Diplomas — Athletic Medals (jgapr 317 MAGAZINE ST. NEW ORLEANS, LA. New Orleans, Louisiana ROOSEVELT HOTEL FLOWER SHOP Lobby, Roosevelt Hotel RAymond 5949 GENTILLY TERRACE NURSERY 3333 Gentilly Blvd. EVergreen 1414 LEONARD KROWER AND SON, INC. Corner Canal and Exchange Place New Orleans 9, Lousiana Wholesale distributors of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Electrical Appliances, Trophies, Plaques, Charms, Pins, Buttons, Rings and Timing Watches. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1956 L. S. BOUDREAUX, JR. AND FAMILY Thanks to the Brothers of the Sacred Heart for the extra and additional training and guidance that students receive only when they attend S. Stanislaus and other Catholic schools. HORSE SHOE PICKLE WORKS, LTD. Manufacturers and Packers GRACE ABSTRACT COMPANY Plaquemine, Louisiana FOOD PRODUCERS New Orleans, La. SHOWALTER MANUFACTURING CO., INC. 1000 Winter Street JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI LABICHE ' S INCORPORATED 301 Baronne Street NEW ORLEANS, LA. BRANNAN Compliments of ELTON COUEVAS ' GROCERY Lafitte, La. SPORTING GOODS CO. 259 Dauphin St. Mobile, Ala. M. B. McCARLEY, JR. Certified Public Accountant P. O. Box 181 BATON ROUGE LOUISIANA KELLER MARKET 1802 Magnolia Street NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA Compliments of THE CALCASIEU-MARINE NATIONAL BANK HANCOCK INSURANCE COMPANY General Insurance Phone 933 Hancock Bank Bldg. BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS. COURTESY IN DRIVING Prevents Accidents For the Good of the Cause by GRACE BROS. WHOLESALERS Plaquemine, Louisiana Compliments ROYAL CROWN COLA Best by Taste Test Compliments of R. M. HENDRICK GRADUATE SUPPLY HOUSE HERFF-JONES CO. Class Rings, Invitations, Diplomas, Caps and Gowns JACKSONVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Congratulations to the Class of 1956 LYRIC PARKING LOT Mrs. F. O. Boudreaux Compliments of a FRIEND Compliments of CHAMPION KNITWEAR CO., INC. ROCHESTER 4, NEW YORK Compliments of J. J. CASH, INCORPORATED South Norwalk, Connecticut Makers of CASH ' S WOVEN NAMES AND NUMBERS for marking clothing and linens WHITE CAP BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Barrios, Sr. Mr. E. M. Brignac, Jr. Mr. A. L. Babin, Sr. Mr. John J. Wittmann Mr. Frank Wittmann, Jr. Mr. Morman Snell Mr. A. J. Combe Mr. W. J. Gex, Jr. Mr. Allan Viguere Mrs. John Basford, P. N. Mr. John M. Flynn Mr. Michael M. Irwin Mr. Pat Mooney Mr. Hugh Snell Mr. Maurice J. Artigues, Sr. Mrs. W. S. App Dr. William E. Stack Mr. Wallace A. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwall, Sr. Mr. E. A. Daunis Mr. J. Henry Larose, M.D. Mr. Charles J. Tassin Mr. Stanley A. Baron Mr. Dave Keiffer Just a Friend Werlein ' s Mr. Brittmar Paul Landry Mr. Edward J. Stoulig Mr. M. B. McCarley, Jr. Home Finance Service, Inc. Mr. Marco Zibilich Freshman Confraternity Sophomore Confraternity Compliments of a Friend Mrs. Anaise Deignan, R.N. Miss Jean Atchley Mr. John F. Boudreaux Mr. R. F. Evans, Sr. STAR TAVERN 2126 Bayou Road New Orleans, La. TIPERY STUDIO 125 Camp St. New Orleans, La. We wish to thank all who have contributed in any way towards the publication of our annual. Please patronize the friends of our school listed in the preceding pages, for their donations have made this book possible. We shall deeply appreciate any business our readers can direct toward those who have been so kind and generous to us. The Beit Yearbook Are TAYLOR-MADE TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS. TEXAS