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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

REO Moe SE яа E © + - cl Bass md га мре ем а «ёй... - د ه‎ ee س ا سا‎ 4 T Noter e Се”, ча um LES s E йй + с M 2% э” 2 2 e шы 1 3 H | 2 е. t S к М Е =, A MÜCX Sese PR Ram касы дар қыз ағуды бында уық Ғғ рға қ сар — €—— چ‎ e ee e IE М axo rape ПИН OF SOR ——= н -——— t Ines as ata itii p PY TIRES — . Courtesy of the Daytona Beach Chamber of Commerce, Daytona Beach, Florida AIT p Volume П St. Stanislaus College Bay St. Louis, Mississippi 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. Жш окш SEE RR SION,� d г. жа� қы ФН SOIREE RIE — c mmt — 22 жәзен! aeea а заа --- - MOST REVEREND RICHARD OLIVER GEROW, M.A., S. T. D., BISHOP OF NATCHEZ Dear Brothers: I send you cordial greetings. May God bless you in the fine work of Christian education that you are doing. | To the young men who come to St. Stanislaus you are giving not only that which will fit them for positions of prominence in business or professional circles but you are giving them more. You are giving them a philosophy of life founded upon the teachings of Our Divine Master, Jesus Christ — a philosophy that assures them that man is a child of God destined to a high and noble life — a philosophy that gives them incentive to strive for the noble things in life. It is sad to see young men groping their way through life with no philosophy save that we are here today and gone tomorrow — with no incentive to virtue save that presented by this fleeting world. Again I say God bless you in the work that you are doing. Sincerely yours in pee ue оў MOST REVEREND К. О. GEROW Bishop of Natchez ша rs cow ——— ҮЛ т A an ХОЗ کہ‎ Costume C OR I е Р ج و‎ a ‘oly о майс с aL C SEE Be е жу j Айы ENR | в АА асты ыс АЕ датасы. ЗЕЕ Ее ТАРЫ COMMENCEMENT The Righ | ght R : end Michael ]. Me. vns presides at the Commencement | а S Nt The graduation exercises are completed with the valedictory address of Alfre Рузе Lippman. 7: Bass zu W, сог««� га«� 2 We Erans F ? ot, “наму і 25% уа� Г. азго xe T LELI ed the boarder laus Boy, is r Cup, award Ideal Stanis aor 7, Barrios Б. Dl Se Я The Characte Z- 7 (peciit who typifies the awarded to James Grace by the Right Reverend Monsignor. „ доб : 2” P ex (А Ladner of lad 'LALAST. E et 5 7 ж ; « Р ET IE — | | | | ' | : nina te i o $ икры жыр� ы. зак e CAREEN das TAIAROA . Exercises. Seated at his right is Fa- ther Daniel Geb- hardt, O. F. M, guest speaker. p енуі — Uu 2 Bowman, © Carriere 2” раён The Salutator €rcises, y address, given p E ames Grace, Y the class President, ls opening the ёк: L ) aE, fedes College o Iila rja LOUIS MISS. se 1956 QW : 2 , Dott А ванай, Б� а Бена, Бра WM � is pre- � еў by the Right Patrick Moo r. � 4 бн r Sect, ж Levy. 7E „ба� Zu а. ооа 7. Saec е), zu. г Фи� Cetero nter ‚наз cr RRS A AAR aE NS E PD DPR ORs OTN OS JUNIOR- The newly arrived yearbooks receive close scrutiny during the course of the evening. rcx um IPS ir si к Арш joa | iSENIOR PROM Arriving at reale and K the scene of the prom enneth Wittmann. are escorts, Terryl Barrios, J ake Mor- Particular thanks are extended to Mrs. Nicoline Matranga who has been most helpful in assur- ing the success of the yearbook. A special number by the orchestra merits close attention. SET a ep GENTE jit дер у CREA, RIER аха ха� аты ИЕ LU Mot SIE RSENS IE HELE MKD Radios I қы� DA exc AREER A ERM TES, MIRE Re a RETURNS TS — - —PnONP СУТЬ � а PEI, HONOR STUDENTS OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATION The St. Stanislaus Character Cups awarded to the Ideal Stanislaus Boy, boarder and day schol- ar, were merited by Salvador Cuadra and Warren The Attendance medal Carver. rewarding perfect at- tendance during the scholastic year was awarded to Emmett Demoran. LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP The gold medal awarded the boarder who has not been CHARACTER absent from the campus overnight during the entire school year was given to Jose Diaz. The gold medal given for exemplary conduct in the Junior Study Hall was merited by Rodrigo Zambrano. Gold medal scholarship awards were merited by: BERNARD RAUC H Eighth Grade MICHAEL LARROUX Fourth Grade IRVIN CEUVAS E PHILIP FITZPATRICK Seventh Grade Fifth Grade JOSEPH GEX Sixth Grade ТАМА АНАРЫС РЫН LPR SEAS ЖЕР OR. ji X mpm mia MW APA RM Mas сухая DECUS. ad SOE ph posee tnr ri LL: ЕЕРЕЕ nas - ——— a M LI ты = ST. STANISLAUS STUDENTS ENTER THE PRIESTHOOD AND BROTHERHOOD PATRICK MOONEY WARREN CARVER, RICHARD MOREALLE, ROBERT CAMORS Patrick Mooney entered St. Joseph Novitiate, Metuchen, New Jersey, preparatory to becoming a Brother of the Sacred Heart. Francis Ferry and Darwin Thibodeaux are now studying at the Sacred Heart Juniorate in Daphne, Alabama, the House of Formation of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in the South. Warren Carver and Robert Camors entered the Juniorate of the Divine Word Society here in Bay St. Louis. Richard Morreale is now at St. Benedict's Monastery, the Diocesan Seminary at Covington, Louisiana. FOREWORD This, our senior year, is one we shall long remember. It has been for us a year of great moment. Soon we shall step forward to assume the responsibilities of manhood for which we have been prepared here at St. Stanislaus. Our years here have not been uneventful. The past now stands before us as a tapestry woven with the myriad threads of joys and sorrows, successes and failures of youthful ex- perience. With the aid of moderating hands we have fashioned it into an exquisite pattern overshadowed by the ideals of Christian manhood that will influence our future lives. In leaving, therefore, we do not go empty-handed; rather, ably equipped spiritually, intellectually, and physically, we depart confident of success і� our new endeavors. - . May the future years, with God's help, sustain us in the truly Christian life for which St. Stanislaus eminently stands in its devotion to Catholic Youth. E = Our Holy Father Our Reverend Bishop Foreword Dedication President's Message Faculty Principal's Message Seniors Underclassmen Activities Organizations Highlights Patrons Ф542 9154200 E — — a Tte -—--...-- мысы. e ww. چان دہ — iz ; O——á жез 5 i Wet rto ee Mete EIE ы. ———— te rcc PLE LIE AV ERE BR LAER носено atop эё se DEDICATION True greatness manifests itself in many ways. Paradox- ically it shines forth in those men who, although living and laboring quietly and unassumingly, nonetheless exert tre- mendous influence upon the lives of others. Such is true of Brother Aurelian. Who would not be in- fluenced by the courage and strength of character of a man willing to suffer expatriation and all its entailing trials in order to devote his life to helping others? Who would not be inspired by a man whose every action is motivated by an unquestioned love and devotion to a cause to which he has unsparingly and unselfishly dedicated himself? To Brother Aurelian, therefore, in whom the students may find the courage, generosity and faith of a truly great man and whom his confreres may find a model of love and devo- tion to duty, this book is gratefully dedicated. йо� а састы атыса су� а аа OE ас аа с AE DROTHER AURELIAN, S.C. ENG на RR RRR � кен сеткен p iu vog s lesu quein к. eese Hm n ont m i NIS eC batis STE а� ат v ent Ke a A Un ка M == CA v School of Character Conducted by Brothers of the Sacred Heart ИИ TLIO, SII agp. 1s iOS SE же. о� , ИИ me - тады� —— M M Hoc с нш — Ü MSE COD a BROTHER ROLAND, S.C., Ph.B., M.A. President of St. Stanislaus College PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Dear Friends, With happy memories of the work achieved during the past agen ЗЕ TE year and with hearts grateful to God for His bounteous blessings, which made possible any success that may have been achieved, we T Lu i ғ 316 СЕ = E ‚ди 2 = eti xe TY — КЕЕ; = ure, 2 Y come to the close of our one-hundred-and-third scholastic session. The success of any worthwhile endeavor must be credited above ша all to God. We, nevertheless, are grateful also to the student body Me ups REA AM аран: and to their parents for their whole-hearted cooperation with us. ca. md. тұта T “азы mmu m The generous help of our alumni, the Sideline Club and other in auxiliary groups and individual benefectors has made possible many conveniences and improvements which would not otherwise have been possible. ne ў | We congratulate the teaching staff, the prefects of discipline, A d the moderators of the various activities, the heads of the several ive MONA | М Hiph re ible) қ ү | МЧ i А | | | ШҮҮ | ale ШЧ M | kat vi i | i Vil! wed SD ia | departments for their unstinting dedication to their charges and f f dy for their unwavering devotion to duty. : We look forward confidently to our one-hundred-and-fourth ІК І ҮДЕ NU Y NIS : n session. Sincerely yours in the Sacred Heart, BROTHER ROLAND, S.C. President і Г. TRA 4 KE Hn (4,1 р М?) М OAM AU — ————— BROTHER LINUS, S.C. Ph.B., Loyola University M.A., Louisiana State University Principal Religion Senior Mathematics 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 Librarian Typing BROTHER ROMUALD, S.C. B.A., Loyola University B.Mus., Quinn Conservatory, Boston Band Director BROTHER ATHANASIUS, aL. Ph.B., Loyola University Religion Social Studies Mathematics BROTHER HUBERT B.A., Spring Hill College Chemistry Physics Confraternities Debating BROTHER PHILIP, S.C. Ph.B., Loyola University History English ” Athletic Director 7 BROTHER RIAN, S.C. B.A., Spring Hill College Religion English Latin School paper BROTHER DUANE, S.C. B.S.C., Spring Hill College Religion History ; Business Subjects h Confraternities BROTHER GODFREY, S.C. B.S., Loyola University Religion Mathematics Yearbook BROTHER RAYNER, S.C. B.S., Spring Hill College Religion Spanish English Intramural Sports BROTHER LEO, S.C. B.S., Spring Hill College Senior Prefect French BROTHER NOEL, S.C. B.S., Spring Hill College Intermediate Prefect French MR. REUBEN RUIZ B.S., Northeast State College, Louisiana Social Studies Coach MR. ERNEST SMITH B.S., Loyola University Social Studies Assistant Coach V cata на a Ша тамсы Аша аа Е alee qa IRE e с Нас. BROTHER CECIL, S.C. B.S., Spring Hill College Eight B Coach BROTHER COSMAS, S.C. B.S., Loyola University Eight “A” Assistant Coach BROTHER ANDRIES, S.C. B.S., Spring Hill College Seven “A” Sacristan BROTHER GARY, S.C. B.S., Spring Hill College Seven “В” BROTHER CELESTINE, S.C. B.S.C., Spring Hill College Six CAT Yearbook BROTHER BOSCO, S.C. B.S., Spring Hill College Five “A” BROTHER CLIFFORD, S.C. B.S., Spring Hill College Six “В” Five “В” BROTHER NERI, S.C. B.S., Spring Hill College Fourth Tiny Rocks BROTHER LUKE, S.C. Special Teacher of English Canteen BROTHER EPHREM, S.C. B.S., Spring Hill College Junior Prefect az аса ” “а р poe x LEADS p inar rn rog Niue LER. а. CAL EGLO, IRIS Up rane igi LEN AOD LEIS SES tud СЗУ OAK TN uim nagd УИ BROTHER RAMON, S.C. Laundry BROTHER YVO, S.C. Dietitian MRS. ANAISE G. DEIGNAN, R.N. Hotel Dieu School of Nursing Resident Nurse i MR. JOSEPH S HEMMERSBACH Cologne Conservatory of Music, Germany Professor of Piano and Strings THOMAS A. QUIGLEY, M.D. School Physician жасасу ааа ааа ааа EDIT OE с. анор ---- HR rH ыты� z di ай چ رە بى‎ ————— m= TM хр О = А аа BROTHER LINUS, S.C., Ph.B., М.А. Principal of St. Stanislaus College PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE To the Class of 1957, The occasion of the graduation of the senior class is always one of great concern to the faculty. So much depends on its members — they are the future of our country, our Church! They represent the next generation! So truly do they bear a great responsibility! Yes, there is a great satisfaction in seeing so many boys of sterling character as in this class, complete their secondary educa- tion and begin to assume their responsibilities. You have shown that you can accept these responsibilities, as partners with Christ in Catholic Action. You have been not only shining examples to the undergraduates, but also young men who have assimilated from teachers, and engendered in yourselves the high principles of character that are the aim and goal of every St. Stanislaus student. What will happen to you? This is in God's hands — but we can be assured that you will continue to be the same fine and creditable examples you now are, if you will live by those same high principles and ideals that actuated you as seniors. Recourse to Him and to His Blessed Mother for renewal of strength will make you the bulwarks of faith and of the Church in these troubled times. So my heartfelt wish is that you ever be imbued with Christ, and ever devoted to His dear Sacred Heart, an ocean of mercy and love as well as of infinite strength. God bless you and keep you. Devotedly in the Sacred Heart, BROTHER LINUS, S.C. Principal 1% z 2; 25 = ер, zs x аз P ер E О ПІ 9 Х ident 4 г WALTER JOSEPH GE , Football 3 Sophomore, , ; а� ing 1 ; Freshm dent Debat 2 Т dk P Cla 1; ity 4, Pre Basketball, Junior ior and Confratern Jun ine y Scholar n a D , resi SS Senior B S sat S year „эч� е. ont ta at sea fü e IR NAN ава ERR ИЕР LI ERE DES NOEL ОСИ КИЙА LR RULE NY LP ELE I SEN LIE Amen, JESSE F. ALBREAST Confraternity 2; Day Schol- ar three years at S.S.C. WILBERT L. ARGUS, JR. Confraternity 4; Rock-A-Chaw Re- porter 1, Associate Editor 2; De- bating 3; Drama Club 1; Cheer- leader 1; Day Scholar four years at SSG KENNETH LOUIS ARTIGUES Confraternity 4, Vice Presi- dent 1, Secretary 2, Treas- urer 1; Debating 1; Football 4; Basketball, Junior 1; Freshman Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Class Vice President, Senior Class Secretary; Day Scholar nine years at S.S.C. WAYNE L. BABIN Confraternity 4; Rock-A-Chaw reporter 2; Debating 3; Bas- ketball, Junior 1; Cheerleader 3; Dining Room Service Crew 2; Boarding Student four years EDSEL JOSEPH AUCOIN at S.S.C. Confraternity 7, President 1, Vice President 1, Treasurer 1; Altar Boy Society 7, President 1, Secre- tary 2; Rock-A-Chaw Music Col- umnist 4; Band 7, Officer 3; Or- chestra 5; Debating 1%; Dining Room Service Crew 2; Freshman Class President, Junior Class Treas- urer, Senior Class Vice President; Boarding Student seven years at S.S.C. SOOPER ver por tree rm mt ores туа Арада here eraat зай SRA SLI ----- аша --- -- (PT etn PH e n m RICHARD ANTHONY BARRIENTOS Confraternity 2; Pep Squad І; Construction Crew 2; Boarding Stu- dent two years at S.S.C. NOLAN J. BOUDREAUX Confraternity 2; Pep Squad 1; Construction Crew 1; Boarding Student two years at S.S.C. HOWARD JAMES BONCK, JR. Confraternity 4; Yearbook Commit- tee 1; Pep Squad 1; Construction Crew 4; Boarding Student four years at S.S.C. m -—— o AMA‏ دا THOMAS A. BALDENHOFER Confraternity 5; Rock-A- Chaw Reporter 1; Library 6; Baseball 1; Day Scholar eight years at S.S.C. CHARLES M. BISHOP Confraternity 7; Band 5, Of- ficer 1; Day Scholar seven years at S.S.C. C————————— 'uÁ Г! сна CEP A ERE RARE о Rd co ELD EERE I БОНЫ ОИЫН MICHAEL P. BROUSSARD Confraternity 2; Pep Squad 1; Construction Crew 2; Boarding Student two and a half years at S.S.C. ARTHUR JAY CHAPMANN, ПІ Confraternity 7; Band 7, Officer 1; Orchestra 215; Day Scholar nine years at S.S.C. THOMAS CHARLES CROOKS Confraternity 7; Altar Boy Society 3; Yearbook Com- mittee 1; Band 6; Orchestra 3%; Dining Room Service Crew 2; Construction Crew 2; Boarding Student eight years at S.S.C. MARVEL JOHN DALEY аа wads sche Confraternity 3; Football 3; Track 2; Construction Crew 3; Boarding Student three years at S.S.C. Confraternity 2; Day Scholar two years at SSC РР қ к — mcm. — ro Wenn ROT TRIO SA Speer TORN KT ACUMEN TET DOO PE Nein eec ЧЕ aeter rS REE SUIT a n SER RENEE a Rp Jut ias ocv oa eid JOHN DEL CARMEN Confraternity 4; Band 3; Boarding Student one year, Day Scholar three years at S.S.C. BYRON P. FAVRE Confraternity 3, Secretary 2, Treas- urer 1; Debating Club 1; Varsity Football Manager 1; Freshman Class Treasurer; Sophomore and Junior Class Secretary; Day Schol- ar nine years at S.S.C Rs sree nye ЧУДО, N RE raat Ua nme THOMAS WAYNE FAVRE Confraternity 4; Football, Junior 2, Varsity 2; Basket- ball 1; Track 1; Day Schol- ar four years at S.S.C. ALAIN DE JAHAM Confraternity 1, Junior Class Representative; Boarding Student four years at S.S.C. JOSEPH MAUFFRAY DELPH Confraternity 4; Band SIS. Day Scholar nine years at ————————————— TESOL ILE LL ELE IGS а чив I СИИ садка кс хин AEE tt oi MERE E ROBERT PAUL FERNANDEZ Confraternity 4, Sophomore and Junior Class Representa- tive, Treasurer 1; Senior Class Treasurer; Day Schol- ar five years at S.S.C. CARLOS ORTIZ FLORES Confraternity 5; Pep Squad 1; Soc- cer 5; Handball 5; Dining Room Service Crew 3; Construction Crew 3; Boarding Student five years at S.S.C. JOHN JOSEPH ORTIZ FLORES Confraternity 3, Senior Class Representative; Soccer 3; Pep Squad 1; Construction Crew 2; Boarding Student three years at S.S.C. PETER ALFRED HEIZ Confraternity 4; Baseball 4; Pep Squad 1; Boarding Stu- dent four years at S.S.C. WILFRED ST. GERMAINE GOWLAND, JR. Confraternity 3; Yearbook, Com- mittee 1; Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Picayune Distributor 1; Con- struction Crew 2; Yard League Coach 2; Boarding Student three years at 5.5.С. MOX sesenta абара сё dns viae o. а = УЧ� gb poi мауы SR ауы I Rene ERAI RI mi ROBERT GARLAND HUBBARD, III Confraternity 4; Rock-A- Chaw 1; Yearbook Commit- tee 1; Band 1; Orchestra 2; Day Scholar nine years at S.S.C. J. FRANK JASTER Confraternity 2; Pep Squad 1; Boarding Student two years at S.S.C. PAUL CHRIS JOHNSON Day Scholar one year at S.S.C. Transferred from St. Aloysius High School, New Orleans, La. THOMAS W. KIDD Confraternity 5; Debating Club 1; Football, Junior 2, Varsity 1; Baseball 2; Track 1; Day Scholar nine years at өнері JOHN JOSEPH JOYCE, JR. Confraternity 4; Band 5; Orchestra 3; Day Scholar nine years at S.S.C. TU ees awin Pl. E -— o. № semota i pe no entm t RANA? uta A ETO oe eoe m IESE SDS os ВИТ AER REN! ме УСК хам с ана ты ұта EAA RAR Сазан EEE ELT LIE inm: са VINCENT E. LAURO Confraternity 2; Altar Boy Society 1; Yearbook Committee 1; Football 1; Boarding Student one and one half years at S.S.C. JOHN BERNARD LIBERTO Confraternity 2; Basketball 1; Pep Squad 1; Boarding Student one and о� е half years at S.S.C. MORGAN E. LEBLANC Confraternity 2; Pep Squad 1; Yard League Coach 1; Construc- tion Crew 2; Boarding Student two years at S.S.C. DONALD J. LA GARDE Pep Squad 1; Construction Crew 3; Yard League Coach 2; Boarding Student one and one half years at S.S.C. KERMIT GERALD LAWRENCE, JR. Confraternity 2; Pep Squad 1; Construction Crew 1; Boarding Student two years ас S.S. C. gets oa ng ў à E � раца‏ ا Саре На� АСАН аша —— — Ó€— (à‏ DONALD McDONALD Confraternity 4; Football, Junior 2, Varsity 2; Track 1; Day Scholar four years at SS J. TERRY MITCHELL Confraternity 4; Yearbook Commit- tee 1; Football, Junior Manager 2; Track 1; Construction Crew 3; Boarding Student three years, Day Scholar one year at S.S.C. TRAVIS F. MITCHELL Confraternity 4; Football, Junior 2; Basketball, Junior 1; Track 1; Handball 3; Con- struction Crew 3; Dining Room Service Crew 1%; Boarding Student three years, Day Scholar one year ar SSC, NELIUS C. RHODES Confraternity 6; Band 2; Football, Junior 1; Track 1; Day Scholar nine years at SL. LUIS E. MONTEMAYOR Confraternity 4; Yearbook Commit- tee 1; Pep Squad 1; Boarding Stu- dent five years at S.S.C. ALLER ARORA md tiit IE cmn toc, ———— E EEEE E EAE EE ам STARE WILLYS RHODES. JR. Confraternity 6; Football 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Track 3; Handball 6; Day Scholar nine years at S.S.C. GERALD RIGBY Pep Squad 1; Boarding Student one year at S.S.C. Transferred from St. Mary's High School, Albuquer- que, New Mexico. RODNEY JOSEPH SANDOZ Confraternity 2; Day Scholar two years at S.S.C. TIMOTHY GEORGE SCHAFER Confraternity 7; Sophomore and Senior Class Representative; Rock- A-Chaw 3, Assistant Editor 1, Ed- itor-in-Chief 2; Debating Club 1; ROBERT TOWNS SAYLE Basketball, Junior 1, Varsity 3; Football 2; Canteen Crew 2; Day Scholar nine years at S.S.C. Boarding Student six years а! S.S.C. MC Dium iniu АРУ Ақы суығанын Mee Pei ары tn o AAA MENOR CO OE LEEDS LIE jm ees sae itii ыты E n. n жж. SC УМ е Mn саб 2 % 2 Oy аа e STEPHEN A. SCHMEDTJE, JR. Confraternity 2; Construc- tion Crew 2; Boarding Stu- dent two years at S.S.C. JOHN T. SMITH Basketball 1; Construction Crew 1; Boarding Student two years at $.S.C. THEODORE G. STECHMANN, JR. Confraternity 7; Rock-A- Chaw Business Manager 2; Dramatic Club 1; Day Schol- ar nine years at S.S.C. ALFRED VASQUEZ, JR. Confraternity 5; Football 3; Bas- ketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 5; Handball 4; Soccer 3; Construction Crew 2; Boarding Student six years at S.S. C. | GUSTAVE THOMAS Confraternity 7; Football, Junior 1; Freshman Class Treasurer; Day Scholar nine years at S.S.C. ақы� ы сы UAI DN QUO Rn НЕНЕН SPC MPO Teo ака NARI CGU ORCA R Очки me. GEORGE P. VIGREUX Confraternity 2; Day Scholar three years at S.S.C. ANTHONY XAVIER VILLOCH, JR. Confraternity 1; Construction Crew 2; Boarding Student two years at SSC. WILLIAM DAVID VON LUBBE Confraternity 4; Yearbook, Assistant Editor 2; Dramatic Club 1; Lab. Assistant 1; Day Scholar four years at SSC: DONALD LAURENCE YOUNGS Confraternity 2; Yearbook | Committee 1; Pep Squad 1; | Construction Crew 1; Board- | KENNETH CHESTER ing Student two years US | WITTMANN Confraternity 7; Football, Junior l, Varsity 3; Basketball, Junior 1, | Varsity 3; Baseball 3; Day Scholar seven years at S.S.C. at GREGG Ec е ент нк кент - -- Zuzuwu� vcOomsmmagzc BROTHER ATHANASIUS, S.C., Ph.B. —À——À онай Ы LASS Ht � аранена RE ERS Juniors William Aguirre Ballard Argus Van Aucoin Leon Barnett Raymond Bing Robert Boggs | Clyde Bourgeois | Raymond Briers James Brooks James Broussard Abelard Caceres Kenneth Cargile Nathan Carmadelle Quinten Couevas Lloyd Cuevas Alvin Davis James deBuys Mitchell Decuir Albert del Carmen Charles Falgout Steve Fernandez Jerry Garriga John Giblaint SOS gu HER A i QN С тт M I er Juniors Class Officers Kenneth Potts President Kirkwood Mattle Vice President Ballard Argus Secretary Mitchell Decuir Treasurer —— Obed Lagarde Henry Lang David Levy Joseph Marix Kirkwood Mattle Oscar Odriozola Richard Ortiz Mario Perez Edward Hargrove Michael Harrell John Hostetler Edward Kawas Richard Kelly Ames Kergosien Lawrence Kern Michael Ladner Ogden Lafaye George Gonzalez Mickey Graham бұ� а Mp AI ға ARE TERE OSS ROR nor ыйы ы dang c ia Porc c EC EROR NS EASE thon OE dist «ес � ақ OF Kenneth Potts Я unio r 2 James Raymond Philip Richardson Nicholas Roy August Scafidi Carlo Scafidi William Semons Sheldon Seuzeneau Vincent Signorelli George Sustendal Wayne Theriot Earl Wentworth Norman Wheeler Berchmans Wilbert Charles Wittmann John Wittmann Patrick Zambrano Brother Hubert, S.C., is shown explaining the principle of the radio to junior David Funke. NOT PICTURED: 11 David Funke. ТА 55 Я. “a | Hugo Godoy | || Robard Hughes | Edmond Niekamp, Jr. bh te gom Sophomores Class Officers Arthur Derbes, President Herman Jacobi, Vice President Robert Homes, Secretary B d e gl as Black Fred Bourgeois, Treasurer Albert Blanchard Lloyd Bourgeois Arthur Cagle Daniel Campbell Michael Cargile Adrian Combe William Couret Ronald Daley Arthur Derbes Paulino Diaz Henry Estrada James Ferry Francis Fonteboa Lloyd Garcia Ramiro Gereda Mario Giani Thomas Gleason Karl Gottschalk Clarence Hirsch Glenn Holcombe RI а ДЕКА! Ea Зое у асака АА ана AA BOLE t c CUP RAE EER ELE RAI LILLE rs Xd MEI IFO к Mark Horne Sophomores Herman Jacobi Raymond Johnson William Kennedy Winston Levy Darryl Lippman Semmes Luckett Paul Lybrand Donald Mallini Vincent Marquez John Mashburn William McCollister John McFarland Robert Morel Frank Peterson Frank Rapier Paul Ribas Lawrence Sauer H Robert Peterson Frank Schellang James Shippey Hugh Snell NOT PICTURED: Fred Bourgeois Richard Chapman Robert Homes James Melerine Benigno Rodriguez | | Jules Schubert Dudley Stewart Roman Solar Louis Tassin Karl Stupka August Thomas ery te ake жод Зн Dh os De A ھی‎ гак ар “— — Freshmen Ronald Artigues Class Officers | Gordon Prat President Herbert Battistella David Bishop Richard Beaty Vice President Jose Martinez Secretary Salvador Cuadra Treasurer Gerald Becnel Robert Benigno David Bishop Robert Bourg Peter Bourgeois | Nicholas Breazeale | George Brown Donald Buendia Daniel Cambre Bruce Campbell David Caterson James Chiniche Wayne Cleveland Lynn Cook Kelly Crais Jake Cusimano Christian de Jaham Joseph Diaz Pen Pini RET AERE ARP SE Gn TP AL Cg iai ir aps Freshmen Fred Drouant Patrick Duffy Robert Early Evert Exnicious Edmond Fahey Ronald Favre Stephen Foote John Gambino Charles Genard Alvin Genin Robert Genin Corrado Giacona Charles Giametta John Gottschalk Lester Haverty Wayne Heitzmann Robert Henley James Hintz Luis Ingles Everett Kergosien Ronald Ladner Terry Ladner Carlos Lam Richard Langlinais Joseph Leonard Joseph Loiacano Freshmen Alfred Martinez Joseph Martinez Robert Morrison Joseph Murillo Albert Pasos Kenneth Pepperdene Shannon Pickich Gordon Prat Bernard Rauch George Reitmeyer Allen Ritter Carter Rochester Gerald Scafidi Michael Schmidt Gerald Seuzeneau Norman Snell Stephen Stant Curtis Thomas Joseph Tranchina Thomas Troxler Thomas Trautwein Thomas Ward Edgar Weil Dennis Wheatly NOT PICTURED: Salvador Cuadra Eugene Mayeux Jon Yon Rodrigo Zambrano ————————À У EE TE IP Л SEE ОВЕ НЕ DIE ДА сауу хама SBR ЗИ ELE Ld DE iara a ч� cil ac ЧЕ йу: € қ Students of the High School Department 1956-57 Name Aguirre, William Albreast, Jesse Ardoin, Robert Argus, Ballard Argus, Wilbert Artigues, Kenneth Artigues, Ronald Aucoin, Edsel Aucoin, Kenneth Aucoin, Van Babin, Wayne Baldenhofer, Thomas Barnett, Leon Barrientos, Richard Battistella, Herbert Beaty, Richard Becnel, Gerald Benigno, Robert Bernard, Jeffrey Bing, Raymond Bishop, Charles Bishop, David Black, Douglas Blanchard, Albert Boggs, Robert Bonck, Howard Bourdreaux, Nolan Bourg, Robert Bourgeois, Clyde Bourgeois, Frederick Borugeois, Lloyd Bourgeois, Lawrence Breazeale, Nicholas Briers, Raymond Brooks, James Broussard, James Broussard, Michael Brown, George Buesche, Errol Buendia, Donald Caceres, Abelard Cagle, Arthur Cambre, Daniel Campbell, Bruce Campbell, Daniel Cargile, Kenneth Cargile, Michael Carmadelle, Nathan Caterson, David Chapman, Arthur, Jr. Chapman, Richard Chiniche, James Cleveland, Wayne Combe, Adrian Cook, Lynn Couevas, Quinton Couret, William Crais, Kelly Crooks, Thomas Cuadra, Salvador Cuevas, Lloyd Cusimano, Jake Daley, Marvel Grade Residence Guatemala City, Guatemala Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Abbeville, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Vacherie, Louisiana Vacherie, Louisiana Vacherie, Louisiana Long Beach, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Baton Rouge, Louisiana San Salvador, El Salvador New Orleans, Louisiana Lawrence, Kansas Kenner, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Clermont Harbor, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Dallas, Texas New Orleans, Louisiana Baton Rouge, Louisiana Lockport, Louisiana Waveland, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi Abbeville, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Houston, Texas New Orleans, Louisiana Weeks, Louisiana Abbeville, Louisiana Queens, New York Houma, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Puerto Armuelles, Rep. of Panama Pass Christian, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Picayune, Mississippi Picayune, Mississippi Barataria, Louisiana Miami, Florida Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bogalusa, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Pass Christian, Mississippi Lafitte, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Reserve, Louisiana Jennings, Louisiana Matagalpa, Nicaragua Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Pass Christian, Mississippi Students of the High School Department 1956-57 Name Daley, Ronald 10 Pass Christian, Mississippi Davis, Alvin 11 New Orleans, Louisiana Davis, Edson 12 Louisville, Kentucky DeBuys, James 11 New Orleans, Louisiana Decuir, Mitchell 11 Beaumont, Texas De Jaham, Alain 12 Martinique, F.W.I. De Jaham, Christian 9 Martinique, F.W.I. Del Carmen, Albert 11 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Del Carmen, John 12 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Delph, Joseph 12 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Derbes, Arthur 10 New Orleans, Louisiana Diaz, Joseph 9 Havana, Cuba Diaz, Paul 10 Havana, Cuba Drouant, Fred 9 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Duffy, Patrick 9 Bogota, Colombia Early, Robert 9 New Orleans, Louisiana Estrada, Henry 10 Guatemala City, Guatemala Exnicious, Evret 9 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Fahey, Edmond 9 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Falgout, Charles 11 Brownsville, Texas Favre, Byron 12 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Favre, Ronald 9 Waveland, Mississippi Favre, Wayne 12 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Fernandez, Robert 12 Waveland, Mississippi Fernandez, Stephen 1 New Orleans, Louisiana Ferry, James 10 Waveland, Mississippi Fonteboa, Francis 10 Havana, Cuba Foote, Stephen 9 Houston, Texas Funke, David 11 Cali, Colombia Gambino, John 9 New Orleans, Louisiana Garcia, David 10 Clermont Harbor, Mississippi Garriga, Jerry 11 Pass Christian, Mississippi Genard, Charles 9 New Orleans, Louisiana Genin, Alvin 9 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Genin, Robert 9 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Gereda, Ramiro 10 Guatemala City, Guatemala Gex, Walter 12 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Giacona, Corrado 9 New Orleans, Louisiana Giametta, Charles 9 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Giani, Mario 10 Pass Christian, Mississippi Giblaint, John 1 New Orleans, Louisiana Gleason, Thomas 10 Lauderdale, Florida Godoy, Hugh 11 Guatemala City, Guatemala Gonzalez, George 11 Armeullas, Republic of Panama Gottschalk, John 9 Bay: St. Louis, Mississippi Gottschalk, Karl 10 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Gowland, Wilfred 12 New Orleans, Louisiana Graham, Michael 11 Waveland, Mississippi Hargrove, Edward 11 Plaquemine, Louisiana Harrell, Michael 11 McComb, Mississippi Haverty, Lester 9 Clermont Harbor, Mississippi Heitzmann, Wayne 9 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Heiz, Peter 12 Bananera, Guatemala Henley, Robert 9 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Hintz, James 9 New Orleans, Louisiana Hirsch, James 10 New Orleans, Louisiana Holcombe, Glenn 10 Lake Charles, Louisiana Homes, Robert 10 Pass Christian, Mississippi Horne, Mark 10 New Orleans, Louisiana Hostetler, John 11 Beaumont, Texas Hubbard, Robert 12 Waveland, Mississippi Hughes, Robard 11 Jackson, Mississippi Ingles, Luis 9 Tetalhuleu, Guatemala Residence Name Jacobi, Herman Jaster, Frank Johnson, Paul Johnson, Raymond Joyce, John Kawas, Edward Kelly, Richard Kennedy, William Kergosien, Ames Kergosien, Everett Kern, Lawrence Kidd, Thomas Ladner, Michael Ladner, Ronald Ladner, Terry Lafaye, Ogden Lagarde, Donald Lagarde, Obed Lam, Carlos Lang, Henry Langlinais, Richard Lauro, Vincent Lawrence, Kermit LeBlanc, Morgan Leonard, Joseph Levy, David Levy, Winston Liberto, John Lippman, Darryl Loiacano, Joseph Luckett, Ignatius Lybrand, Robert Mallini, Donald Marix, Joseph Martinez, Alfred Martinez, Joseph Marquez, Vincent Mashburn, John Mattle, Kirk Mayeux, Eugene McCollister, William McDonald, Donald McFarland, John Melerine, James Mitchell, James Mitchell, Travis Montemayor, Luis Morel, Robert Morrison, Robert Murillo, Joseph Niekamp, Edmond, Jr. Odriozola, Oscar Ortiz, Carlos Ortiz, John Ortiz, Richard Pasos, Albert Perez, Mario Pepperdene, Kenneth Peterson, Frank Peterson, Robert Pickich, Shannon Potts, Kenneth Prat, Gordon нена üt E TT Gre COTA Hn sus nemen ut veg Vot аран а oe T nn y Саса, Students of the High School Department Grade 10 12 12 10 12 1950-57 Residence Bay St. Louis, Mississipi Camp Hill, Alabama New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi La Ceiba, Cuba New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Baton Rouge, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Golfito, Costa Rica Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Abbeville, Louisiana ® Dallas, Texas Alexandria, Virginia Abbeville, Louisiana Golden Meadow, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Clarksdale, Mississippi Pensacola, Florida Pass Christian, Mississippi Plaquemine, Louisiana Yucatan, Mexico San Luis Potosi, Mexico Pass Christian, Mississippi Hammond, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Abbeville, Louisiana.- Pass Christian, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Midland, Texas New Orleans, Louisiana Gulfport, Mississippi Gulfport, Mississippi Monterrey, Mexico Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Long Beach, Mississippi Havana, Cuba Houtson, Texas Monterrey, Mexico Retalhuleu, Mexico Retalhuleu, Mexico Retalhuleu, Mexico Managua, Nicaragua Bananera, Guatemala Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Clermont Harbor, Mississippi Clermont Harbor, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Vacherie, Louisiana Name Rapier, Frank Rauch, Bernard Raymond, James Reitmeyer, George Rhodes, Nelius Rhodes, Willys Ribas, Paul Richardson, Philip Rigby, William Ritter, Allen Rochester, Carter Rodriguez, Benigno Roy, Nicholas Sandoz, Rodney Sauer, Lawrence Sayle, Robert Scafidi, August Scafidi, Carlo Scafidi, Gerald Schafer, Timothy Schelland, Frank Schmedtje, Stephen Schmidt, Michael Schubert, Jules Semons, William Seuzeneau, Gerald Seuzeneau, Sheldon Shippey, James Signorelli, Vincent Smith, John Snell, Norman Snell, Hugh Solar, Roman Stant, Stephen Stechmann, Theodore Stewart, Dudley Stupka, Karl Sustendal, George Tassin, Louis Theriot, Wayne Thomas, August Thomas, Curtis Thomas, Gustave Tranchina, Joseph Trautwein, Thomas Troxler, Thomas Vasquez, Alfred Villoch, Anthony Vigreux, George Von Lubbe, William Ward, Thomas Weil, Edgar Wentworth, Cecil Wheatley, Dennis Wheeler, Norman Wilbert, Berchmans Wittmann, Charles Wittmann, John Wittmann, Kenneth Yon, Jon Youngs, Donald Zambrano, Patrick Zambrano, Rodrigo Students of the High School Department Grade 10 9 11 9 12 12 10 KI 12 9 9 10 11 12 10 12 11 11 9 12 10 12 9 10 11 9 11 10 11 12 9 10 10 9 12 10 10 11 10 11 10 9 12 е Ө� ен ари ibi itt wes | Residence Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Yucatan, Mexico Lake Worth, Florida Albuquerque, New Mexico Monroe, Louisiana Caracas, Venezuela Mexico City, Mexico Mansura, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi Greenwood, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Metairie, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Pass Christian, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Nederland, Texas Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Anchorage, Alaska New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Truijillo, Dominican Republic Birmingham, Alabama Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Toledo, Ohio Bogalusa, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Morgan City, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Richmond, Texas Baton Rouge, Louisiana La Lima, Honduras Oriente, Cuba Waveland, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Houston, Texas Natchez, Mississippi Macon, Georgia San Antonio, Texas Plaquemine, Louisiana Pass Christian, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Greensboro, Alabama Baton Rouge, Louisiana Monterrey, Mexico Monterrey, Mexico 1956-57 on qe n stp Eighth Grade Charles Albreast William App John Auderer Emile Babin Barry Bagert Bernard Bagert Darryl Becnel Owen Biehl Paul Bourque Gerald Broussard Albert Cain Joseph Casey Joseph Church Louis Crespo Felton Cuevas Irvin Cuevas Fred Delph Carl Dudley Michael Fayard Eugene Ferry Jay Gleason Lavelle Griffin 222 1S William Johnston Eighth Grade Gerald Kennedy William Koehle Ralph Koerner Charles Lankester Jean Larroux Prieur Leary Kenneth Lenard Robert Lobrano Thomas Mallia Dewayne Mallini Patrick Mashburn ) Dennis Mercadal Hugh Mora Wilson Morris | Joseph Mulhern Richard Nelson Cletus O'Neil Waldo Otis Sylvester Pagano Allan Peirce Ashton Peyrefitte Lars Phillips Warren Reso Joseph Sanchez Terry Scafidi James Schlake Chris Schmedtje George Seuzeneau Roger Shaltry David Smith Frank Smith John Solis Timothy Stark Donald Stephens Stephen Steiffel Alexander Thienemann Alexander Valdes Robert Van Peski Thomas West Randolph Ziegler NOT PICTURED: Darryl Bergeron John Chevis Louis Jacobi James Kopf Patrick Rettig Wayne Thomas ты SCREEN — c t ----- Jules Antillon William Azarcoya Donald Blaize Leonard Bourdin Jordan Bradford Albert Brignac John Calecas Gustave Carmadelle Michael Casey Joseph Castro Forrest Coleman James Davison Emmett Demoran Kenneth Develle Henry Doussan James Dufrene Rene Fernandez Alfred Ferry gei n y CR CR i D аса А Fr EHCP AUCH cnt EEE APS Ri WI TE ED SA BENE AGO н Seventh Grade | Edward Gamard Salvador Gambino Larry Genin Joseph Gex Peter Giacona Ambrose Giametta Wayne Giveans Joseph Gliddon William Harnish Henry Heitzmann Daniel Henry Jack Heroman James Herring William Heyerdale George Hill Timothy Kemery John Ladner Seventh Grade Kerry Leary William LeBlanc Robert Lee Aurelius Lowe Edward Mora Donald Papania Milton Parra Jack Pogue Gerald Ralph August Rauxet Luis Rocha Gene Rodge Donald Rutherford Patrick Santos NOT PICTURED: Rolf Seeberg Carlos Arenas Allan Shepherd Gerard Godoy N. J. Yuja Randolph Monsur Walter Tanner | d —M Saa rn di MM ra tia minia. O „зе em ml ma 4 IER а сца Sixth Grade John App Thomas Barbee Albert Battalora Edward Blaize Millard Cadow Howard Carver Wyman Carr Ernest Catsulis Thomas Chapman Sidney Chevis Robert Compretta Samuel Cuevas Philip Fitzpatrick Albert Frey Fred Gottschalk Richard Hartwell Stuart Hebert Richard Hill eer t das -т- a чм 0-2 Sixth Grade John Kemp Raymond Kidd William Kidd Gerard Kiefer Nolan Kingston Kenneth Kothmann Gary Ladner Nolan Ladner Michael Lang Henry Lozes Howard McCann Frank Miller Kenneth Monti Lawrence Patterson James Rivet Randall Rosasco ] Jules Solorzano NOT PICTURED: Robert Troxler Charles Gabb Richard Vinson Anthony Plescia Fifth Grade George Anderson Donald Barbee Albert Bennett Joseph Blanchard Millard Bradford Allan Brady Stephen Church Harry Curet George Dawson Anthony DiLeo Robert Ducasse Van John Favre Milton Fortier Nicholas Gagliano Larry Giveans Thomas Green Victor Green James Griffin Gary Heitzmann Jerry Heitzmann Robert Heitzmann Arthur Jaquillard SAPS estera oni oi cap nr Mee е� ер a pore tmp a a 4 с — E Fifth Grade Gregory Kothmann James Lagasse Duncan Lamb + Michael Larroux Timothy Leary Leroy Luke Patrick McGinity Peter Merritt William Patterson Thomas Peirce Charles Perrin Gregory Peyrefitte Charles Rhodes James Rosato Sidney Sandoz Dominic Scafidi Roy Scherer Joseph Selle NOT PICTURED: Edward Shumski Alphonse Favre Alvin Smith James Demots William Thomas Kenneth Milan Fourth Grade James Austin Matthew Ballatin Andre Baud Carlyle Camors Bartholomew Carr Raymond Chiniche John Dantagnan Barry Favre Charles Flink John Genin Robert Gavagnie Michael Griffon Henry Gutierrez Patrick Harrison Edward Heath Kenneth Henry Arthur, Holder Stephen Kidd Henry Klingman Alan Lang Eric Larsen Frank Lombardo Thomas Mallini Curtis Matherne Martin Morreale Alvin Noullet Michael Pagano Edgar Planche Ivan Pou Richard Randazzo Henry Raziano Joseph Rhodes Stephen Roberts John Scafidi Richard Stechmann EE - г rath: ыі uS iere E 12 erat Students of the Grammar School Department 1956-57 Name Albreast, Charles Anderson, George Antillon, Jules App, John App, William Arenas, Carlos Auderer, John Austin, James Azarcoya, William Babin, Emile Bagert, Barry Bagert, Bernard Ballatin, Matthew Barbee, Donald Barbee, Thomas Battalora, Albert Baud, Andre Becnel, Darryl Bennett, Albert Biehl, Owen Blaize, Donald Blaize, Edward Blanchard, Joseph Bourdin, Leonard Bourque, Paul Bradford, Jordan Bradford, Millard Brady, Allan Bragnac, Albert Broussard, Gerald Cadow, Millard Cain, Albert Calecas, John Camors, Carlyle Carmadelle, Gustave Carr, Bartholomew Carr, Wayman Carver, Howard Casey, Joseph Grade Loo ou 145-1000 00-101 � - ба� е -100 є� оо Ф O is Оо 00 00-2 45 00-200 Ф -1 � OO арачная” а Residence Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi San Ignacio, Mexico New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Guatemala City, Guatemala Waveland, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Mexico City, Mexico New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Baton Rouge, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Kenner, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Kaplan, Louisiana Paradis, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Barataria, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Mas ОН м re eh mati RM GA üt а 17 У TTY e COT VASES CDs Students of the Grammar School Department 1956-57 Name Doussan, Henry Ducasse, Robert Dudley, Carl Dufrene, James Favre, Alphonse Favre, Barry Favre, Van John Fayard, Michael Fernandez, Rene Ferry, Alfred Ferry, Eugene Fitzpatrick, Philip Flink, Charles Fortier, Milton Frey, Albert Gabb, Charles Gagliano, Nicholas Gamard, Edward Gambino, Salvador Gavagnie, Robert Genin, John Genin, Larry Gex, Joseph Giacona, Peter Giametta, Ambrose Giveans, Larry Giveans, Wayne Gleason, Jay Gliddon, Joseph Godoy, Gerard Gottschalk, Fred Green, Thomas Green, Victor Griffin, James Griffin, Lavelle Griffin, Michael Gutierrez, Henry Harnish, William Harrison, Patrick Hartwell, Richard Heath, Edward Hebert, Stuart Heitzmann, Gary Heitzmann, Henry Heitzmann, Jerry Heitzmann, Robert Henry, Daniel Henry, Kenneth Heroman, Jack Herring, James Heyerdale, William Hill, George Hill, Richard Holder, Arthur Jacobi, Louis Jaquillard, Arthur Johnston, William Kemery, Timothy Kemp, John Kennedy, Gerald Kidd, William Kidd, Raymond Grade OV Oc ی 10- ی‎ соь ی‎ -12-10-1-14 - 30101-1901 0 С заа Оо с� с� с� о NN ON NNN 2-14 دی‎ -12-1010 O ї� کی‎ Ф OO N N Со с� с� -1 Со с� У Residence Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Guatemala City, Guatemala Waveland, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Pearlington, Mississippi Pearlington, Mississippi Lauderdale, Florida Port Arthur, Texas Guatemala City, Guatemala Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Lake Shore, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Mexico City, Mexico New Orleans, Louisiana Pass Christian, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana. Bay St. Louis, Mississippi 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 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Houston, Texas New Orleans, Louisiana Clermont Harbor, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Chalmette, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Mí nd Li - Students of the Grammar School Department 1956-57 Name Kidd, Stephen Kiefer, Gerald Kingston, Nolan Klingman, Henry Koehle, William Koerner, Ralph Kopf, James Kothmann, Gregory Kothmann, Kenneth Ladner, Gary Ladner, John Ladner, Nolan Lagasse, James Lamb, Duncan Lang, Alan Lang, Michael Lankester, Charles Larroux, Jean Larroux, Michael Larsen, Eric Leary, Kerry Leary, Prieur Leary, Timothy LeBlanc, William Lee, Robert Lenard, Kenneth Lobrano, Robert Lombardo, Frank Lowe, Aurelius Loyacano, Brady Lozes, Henry Luke, Leroy Mallia, Thomas Mallini, Dewayne Mallini, Thomas Mashburn, Joseph Matherne, Curtis McCann, Howard McGinity, Patrick Mercadal, Dennis Merritt, Peter Milan, Kenneth Miller, Frank Monsur, Randolph Monti, Kenneth Mora, Edward Mora, Hugh Morreale, Martin Morris, Wilson Mulhern, Joseph Nelson, Richard Noulett, Alvin O’Neil, Cletus Otis, Waldo Pagano, Michael Pagano, Sylvester Papania, Donald Parra, Milton Patterson, Lawrence Patterson, William Peirce, Allan Peirce, Thomas Grade і� eo uo -1-109 бо 004� 0000 004� © = м е с� с� со с� Ф O0� Оо Оо с� Ф کی لد © ان 1- لد © 00 کی لد ی‎ є� Оо Оо OD. є� є� с Јо С ©� Оо 00 00 OO Ф Residence Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Montegut, Louisiana Magnolia Springs, Alabama New Orleans, Louisiana Mobile, Alabama Waveland, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Waveland, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi San Jose, Costa Rica Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Kiln, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Clermont Harbor, Mississippi Merida, Mexico Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Point-a-la-Hache, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Violet, Louisiana Pass Christian, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Guatanamo Bay, Cuba Pass Christian, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Hammond, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Alexandria, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Golfito, Costa Rica Golfito, Costa Rica Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Kiln, Mississippi Sanatorium, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Meridian, Mississippi Plaquemine, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi Pass Christian, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Pearlington, Mississippi Pearlington, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi | | | = ана si ei کے کے‎ EE o 5Óó5ÜsÍÜQÜOUNB IEE ра LS Students of the Gramm ar School Department 1956-57 Name Perrin, Charles Peyrefitte, Ashton Peyrefitte, Gregory Phillips, Lars Planche, Edgar Plescia, Anthony Pogue, Jack Pou, Ivan Ralph, Gerald Randazzo, Richard Rauxet, August Raziano, Henry Reso, Warren Rettig, Patrick Rhodes, Charles Rhodes, Joseph Rivet, James Roberts, Steven Rocha, Luis Rodge, Gene Rosasco, Randall Rosato, James Rutherford, David Sanchez, Joseph Sandoz, Sidney Santos, Patrick Scafidi, Dominic Scafidi, John Scafidi, Terry Scherer, Roy Schlake, James Schmedtje, Christopher Seeberg, Rolf Selle, Joseph Seuzeneau, George Shaltry, Robert Shepherd, Allan Shumski, Edward Smith, Alvin Smith, David Smith, Frank Solis, John Solorzano, Jules Stark, Timothy Stechmann, Richard Stephens, Donald Stieffel, Stephen Tanner, Walter Thienemann, Alexander Thomas, Wayne Thomas, William Troxler, Robert Valdes, Alexander Van Peski, Robert Vinson, Richard West, Thomas Yuja, N. J. Ziegler, William Grade 09-109 С. 09 09 © «� оо со со со کی‎ бо © Оо Оо со «� є� -1 со 09 с� а 09 со� со � ان پد‎ со ان لد‎ O دک لد ید‎ A ن خی‎ Оо 00 پد در بد کي‎ У © б � со � Residence Marrero, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Ramsey, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Pass Christian, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana St. Petersburg, Florida Biloxi, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Kenner, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Baton Rouge, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Raceland, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Managua, Nicaragua Lake Providence, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Pueblo, Mexico Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Monterrey, Mexico Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay 51; Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Pensacola, Florida Maywood, California New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Golden Meadow, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Lake Charles, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi . San Jose Pimula, Guatemala Guatemala City, Guatemala Birmingham, Alabama Bay St. Louis, Mississippi New Orleans, Louisiana Waveland, Mississippi Houston, Texas New Orleans, Louisiana Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Baton Rouge, Louisiana Monterrey, Mexico La Lima, Honduras New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Port Sulphur, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana BROTHER PHILIP, $.С.. Ph.B. Athletic Director зу Аа ў 5 з МЕ. ERNEST Н. SMITH e 41424 ry Mer. Je) ple ЖУЛ; a � „ , Ly JR. MR. REUBEN F. RUIZ Coach Ф uu MY. M o S © ы w ы З “5 ж © v © un Un = un © © ра ы m = © 25 са TH ау; те 422555 2222 е 35 25i . w, N эў; d Мм e KIO P . C М� , qa ox 0 N 1%, а) а VU ANE Sero тег № х) «Ф T 5 x Чем: б : Uta� уч AES у� са, даб 705225 a. :2 - DC AT ра ; Ак = Le aein TY RU, BO TONEY X Ear FLLS A14. EE I C ee Nome ES lc ores aai о� — ———— сз, _ f e a ES ESA EE - з = The S.S.C. cagers give promise of an equally successful season under the expert handling of Ernest Smith who has coached them to a twelve-two record thus far. P ER сыны Ls OP „ка =. © А successful season for the Rock- A-Chaws comes to a close under the capable guidance of Coach Reuben Ruiz. ITN аа еза ае ау а аа абаранак даР VERE OSS NUDO ortae SALES АНА EERE ELLE SAD LIE О EI noris м Rock-A-Chaw DONALD McDONALD EDSON DAVIS l KENNETH WITTMANN ... м ТЕ. LOIACANO KENNETH ARTIGUES а” (62; MITCHELL DECUIR STEPHEN FOOTE WAYNE QUINTEN THERIOT COUEVAS wit a Rd: . о. -————— P ل‎ i e i o {033025 Idi i6 ata ae Drini- = rie ' WILLYS RHODES JAMES BROOKS WILLIAM SEMONS EDWARD HARGROVE ALFRED VASQUEZ VINCENT LAURO ҚАН Ла Brother Cosmas, S.C., assistant coach, checks team strategy over the field phone. Kenny Artigues outruns a pack of Moss Point Tigers to score six points. ғазы ч m A, “ЧАА James Brooks runs hard to elude his Picayune pur- suers. Covering the game for the Rock-A-Chaw are re- porters Ballard Argus and Teddy Stechmann. Brother Andries, S.C., operates the scoreboard from the side- line. 4 дысы s irn ie cae rper uote ча eain a AGED, sono ST acc aa 7. 2� am t че a Pot eet, CUR a ыы ШУ ЕСЕ З St Sin 5,5... 32 Ames Raymond Thomas Charles 7 Kergosien Briers Kidd Wittmann 26 Donald Herman John Nathan S.S.C Mallini Jacobi Wittmann Carmadelle 423) Walter Joseph Alvin Pat Gex Marix Davis Favre Manager Manager Junior Сват Standing: Brother Cecil, S.C., Coach; Joe Leonard, Bobby Boggs, Dee Cambre, wayne Mallini, Frank Schelland, Richard Ortiz, Jack Mashburn. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Varsity Opponent Score Ocean SERE Lh LL e 0 Sis PEN AMA ачага 8 Redemplonist S erre 12 Mon аг. E ce ИИА 6 [унн ыы а аа 7 Notre DAMES a lc. 0 Our Lady of Victory э — 0 RAE УС e MERERI NET DUE 19 MON ысқы att 2] FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Juniors Opponents Score Gu. С РЕВЕРС 22 Масаты Ға сс. с� 0 от Dames e OL LN 30 о РУЗЕ N EE з. аны 7 lys ER г 55 -= аа 6 Glenn Holcombe, Earl Wentworth, Kirk Mattle, Alex Langlinais, James Dupont, Ramiro Gereda, Abelard Caceres, James Broussard. Kneeling: Karl Stup- ka, James Shippey, Robert Van Peski, Wayne Cleveland, Prieur Leary, Raymond Johnson, Louis Genard, Peter Bour- geois, Ronald Artigues. Sitting: Arthur Derbes, John Hostetler, Paulino Diaz, Shannon Pickich, Owen Biehl, De- ада eC ORS cod MARRS SRS ч А аб... өш. Е Ох Robert Boggs ошги� ѕ a Pass High guard and moves on to help tie the score 6-6. Aa ы... v ceti оков ОА PREECE E Sepa, EERE FMGENIE RAEI Eat ara a ада на Homecoming Highlights Members of the homecoming court are: Donald Youngs, Julie Blanchard, Edward Hargrove, Jo Ann Crasto, Marie Mallini, Queen; Stephen Schmedtje, Helen Genin, Morgan LeBlanc, Lynnette Kergosien, and William Gowland. A colorful motorcade escorts the MiTo Earn st Дш кашы Tea ж d Co-captains Kenneth Artigues (12) and Berch Wilbert (84) confer with the referee and opposing captains preceding the game. The E .10mecoming dance end provided by the Ro ends an eventful d : cksters, A ay. Music was Romuald, S.C, under the direction of Brother | | | | | | | | | i ы Я NO. “а? я | р h Я яр гэ 4 одай entation oi a | leaders 1 he Rock т =й м c CL INE sth the formal presen ident | The cheer! й fort ی‎ te mier lose with th mni Pres! , | a homecoming victory = Halftime festivities po Mallini by the Alu | bouquet of roses 19 РЬ Sn ‹ queen and her court to the stadium. а ы 208 r v ы e ETS EV DUE RL aie eg ЗУУ. SERRE EE KS LOAN сеанса SE LE аа аа аца Каа N a „ ашха Ас Yd Cs RS REA a Ni WAYNE BABIN MARIA N co TITA Victory is confidently predicted for the Rock-A-Chaw gridiron team. The cheerleaders prepare to lead the fans in a rousing yell. a З... ee ee ИИ ! MARIE MALLINI | | | | | | | | ! | | | ў ў | | The cheerleaders lead the rally preceding the Biloxi game. аг? M. Zum gain. 2% Robert Early effectively blocks а run to halt а St. Paul et RSS SSS ih ЗО SET o EC аа MTA о� A SASS Che Tiny Rocks St. Paul players halt an end run play by the Tiny Rocks. “ е NU TN А рс ЖТ, МЫТ Е жт ا‎ е ж мис. y | 1 t go Rocks are stopped again, but g T ж: 2% ( (5 ў� д е а. T 4 - T. , ах b 2224 - у 2” ye фт, = «Ў m % ж Standing: Brother Neri, 5.С., Coach; Jules Schubert, John Calecas, Kenny Aucoin, Jerry Becnel, Donald Buendia, Gordon Prat, Rodrigo Zambrano, Vincent Signorelli, Coach. Kneeling: James Chiniche, Bill Heyerdale, Billy App, Kerry Leary, Bob Early, Don Blaize, Joseph Diaz, Mike Casey, Jordan Bradford. Sitting: Jack Heroman, Albert Cain, John App, Gerry Keifer, Nodie Ladner, Richard Hartwell, Emile Babin. Che Hea-Fly Classic Teams The grammar school students participate in the annual “Flea-Fly Classic” to help promote, in conjunction with the Knights of Columbus, the Christmas Basket Drive. Flea Team I Fly Team I Flea Team II Fly Team I Flea Team III Fly Team III 1 ату 4 а, 4 4 25 4 ft Я Жа (4 BASKETBALI S.S.C. Opponents m M IER йы� а РТ 29 80 None Dame 1... ..... 33 80 Picayune a na 41 72 Holy Name of Mary aaa 30 Holy Name of Магу iz. 28 JAMES BROOKS SCOREBOARD 2.3. Opponents | 9) Holy Сома .——— ——— ——— ТА | 124 Mom Fold — sz 36 АР, COME Leu nm 50 68 Nowe Dune 5... —— 45 60- т cs TP s 49 Do. 2M. По 40 TIM SCHAFER ) Хх ‚ KENNETH WITTMANN ACEC BU SORA NIG sR SERS SP Ser ENS EE СӘС Dos ligi E dora Stc Dr A crip shot by Berch Wilbert scores two points against Holy Name. r to snare a shot that misses. All leave the floo The Rock-A-Chaws cover the basket for It the rebound. as the gam e continues Жар� асе. against re quickened р86 а а =. шыш . It’s a scramble for the rebound by Giblaint and Wilbert. Ози ык em O КЕСИНЕ ск г ЖАВ: 508 | the Court 1 | Berch Wilbert jumps high to hit for two points. Willys Rhodes ; | for the Rock-A-Chaws, “TP to bag two points 7 | i Tim Sch Wayne Theriot (17) spires sinks اا‎ - сі to control a free ет | Willys Rhodes' shot, poised over the basket, halts action for a moment. Edward Niekamp c AERA m tt mama. 2% ... 2. The team displays the trophy awarded to them as victors of the Pass High School Tournament. Loiacano Gambino Charles Thomas Genard Mallia и. Е ERNE ORR PASS HIGH SCHOOL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT 5.8.6. Opponents i Sale | нака и) 44. SE 367 _. a la ma 66 QURE |. сака� ды. 42 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Junior Team S.S.C. Opponents AE BAY ME oc sk ee 40 Ip Tue. o o xoa 14 45 Holy Name of Магу _—........... 23 NM déco ml c 44 James Bourgeois Melerine SO BILO ee cu. al 99 St. James Major 2... 32 ET E AB oor sd 60 Ramiro Campbell Gereda MOL n maion ee а, Ape je rp رھ‎ етем EE ее гуч тш Ши ши иш же кщ те a LIII | ө� ең ARV LAENA RAY Л де: don P DI ERES у: RIS ка LCS ER NARI СА � ага EET та these PASSEN н Seir е � ара o t pte ака да� у eue PU ЕКЕ A Eom RE у ась RAE А эс УОИ азада Ары с қатады асы АЛАМА А... OLE Leon Fazzio hurls the discus with ad- mirable skill. Ed Hargrove represents the SSC team with the shot. The camera catches Alfred Vas- quez in a flying broad jump. jou 72 Standing: John Wittmann, Ames Kergosien, Paul Ribas, Arthur Derbes, Stephen Foote, Travis Mitchell, Abelard i | Caceres, Henry Granados, Charles Wittmann, Raymond Briers. Kneeling: Edson Davis, Alvin Davis, Wayne Favre, Herman Jacobi, Donald Mooney, Terry Scafidi, Kenneth Artigues, Terry Mitchell, George Hewick. Sitting: Leon Fazzio, J. E. Loiacano, George Gonzales, Mitchell Decuir, Willys Rhodes, Alfred Vasquez, Berch Wilbert, Oscar Odriozola, Thomas Monti, Edward Hargrove. хез аур ишаны Ory tera M S PUES RE AR LE - - — emnt hg — — оте memini -o ess „з= i INN aos - e жа� ь Baseball 4 ч (4 Standing: Kenneth Wittmann, Albert De Arrigunaga, Peter Hiez, William Gowland, Ramira Gereda, Berch Wilbert, Nathan Carmadelle, William Semons. Kneeling: Quinten Couevas, Francis Fonteboa, Willys Rhodes, Kenneth Artigues, Thomas Kidd, Alfonso Aldape. d WILLYS RHODES Shortstop LARRY MATHES | BERCH WILBERT Pitcher Pitcher aser ана inm crt Ru tas [t Si S RIESE CPA OY Ce ouo sis s � арадны NENG taie puelle RRA ият a cin Ч NM me, Advice From a Pro Zeke Benura, an alumnus of St. Stanislaus, who dis- tinguished himself as first baseman on the Chicago White Sox Baseball Club, gives the Rock-A-Chaws valuable pointers to improve their pitching, stealing, tagging, and bunting. Zeke explains the importance of team work. Larry Mathes makes a delivery. RT. REV. MSGR. MICHAEL J. McCARTHY Pastor Our Lady of the Gulf Church Bay St. Louis. Mississippi з su Г САИ SERRE LOR eos qx (RERO a pet - ERECTO EAR, RE кабан усас NAA ista = TE OUS RR kt i 2 Meca чада үг� 5 жем = SSAA RAR UH EAE . orm Ca A ltem — MÀ реи PEATE а� е ND WILLIAM ADAMS VERY REVERE Rector St. Augustine's Seminary Bay St. Louis, MississipP! THER ANDRIES, S.C. Moderator of the Altar Boys’ Society BROTHER HUBERT, S.C. Senior and Junior Confraternity Moderator UANE, S.C. Freshman BROTHER D Sophomore and Confraterni ty Moderator | | | i Т 2 | Jesse Albreast | Wilbert Argus | Kenneth Artigues қ Edsel Aucoin | Wayne Babin Thomas Baldenhofer Т Richard Barrientos | Charles Bishop | Howard Bonck Nolan Boudreaux Michael Broussard Thomas Crooks Marvel Daley ; Edson Davis Alain De Jaham i John Del Carmen Joseph Delph | Robert Fernandez Walter Gex William Gowland Peter Heiz Robert Hubbard John Joyce Seniors SENIOR CONFRATERNITY MEMBERS Thomas Kidd Morgan LeBlanc Vincent Lauro John Liberto Donald McDonald Terry Mitchell Travis Mitchell Luis Montemayor Carlos Ortiz John Ortiz Nelius Rhodes Willys Rhodes Stephen Schmedtje Timothy Schafer Theodore Stechmann Gustave Thomas Alfred Vasquez George Vigreux Anthony Villoch William Von Lubbe Kenneth Wittmann Donald Youngs rei Ae a gin hic m de Se Cy ER CIS RUD SU taper қай EM CARR ear с аа Yn Yo ndm cg Nuvi s ы de Confraternity of Juniors JUNIOR CONFRATERNITY MEMBERS Van Aucoin William Aguirre Ballard Argus Leon Barnett Raymond Bing Clyde Bourgeois Raymond Briers James Brooks James Broussard Abelard Caceres Quinten Couevas Lloyd Cuevas Alvin Davis James DeBuys Mitchell Decuir Albert Del Carmen Charles Falgout Jerry Garriga John Giblaint Hugh Godoy George Gonzales Mickey Graham Edward Hargrove Edward Kawas Richard Kelley Ames Kergosien Henry Lang Joseph Marix Kirk Mattle Edward Niekamp Oscar Odriozola Richard Ortiz Kenneth Potts James Raymond Nicholas Roy Carlos Scafidi William Semons Vincent Signorelli George Sustendal Wayne Theriot Berchmans Wilbert Charles Wittmann John Wittmann Patrick Zambrano The Confraternity members help distrib- ute the Christmas baskets which they and other organizations made possible. The monthly hour of reparation is a Confraternity-sponsored project. __ аа 2205 APS ушне уу� у, the Sacred Heart Sophomores SOPHOMORE CONFRATERNITY MEMBERS Robert Ardoin Kenneth Aucoin Jeffrey Bernard Douglas Black Albert Blanchard Fred Bourgeois Arthur Cagle Daniel Campbell Michael Cargile Richard Chapman Adrian Combe William Curet Arthur Derbes Paul Diaz James Ferry Francis Fonteboa David Garcia Ramiro Gereda Mario Giani Thomas Gleason Karl Gottschalk Robert Homes Herman Jacobi Raymond Johnson William Kennedy Vincent Marquez Jack Mashburn John McFarland Frank Peterson Robert Peterson Frank Rapier Paul Ribas Raynauld Richard Benigno Rodriguez Jules Schubert James Shippey Hugh Snell Dudley Stewart Karl Stupka Louis Tassin August Thomas Confraternity members of last year end the year’s activities with a well-deserved picnic. se bow Freshmen FRESHMAN CONFRATERNITY MEMBERS Ronald Artigues Herbert Battistella Gerald Becnel David Bishop Robert Bourg Peter Bourgeois Errol Bueche Bruce Campbell James Chiniche Kelly Crais Salvador Cuadra Jake Cusimano Joseph Diaz Robert Early Evret Exnicious Edmond Fahey John Gambino Charles Genard Alvin Genin Corrado Giacona Charles Giametta the month of November. John Gottschalk James Hintz Luis Ingles Evrett Kergosien Carlos Lam Richard Langlinais Joseph Leonard Eugene Mayeux Joseph Murillo Albert Pasos Shannon Pickich Cordon Prat Bernard Rauch George Reitmeyer Carter Rochester Michael Schmidt Stephen Stant Thomas Troxler Thomas Ward Dennis Wheatley Walter Gex, Senior Confraternity presi- dent, calls out the Stations of the Cross in the college chapel. The exercise was one of the Confraternity projects during BASI скачы... ce enda 5ک ےی کی‎ OE NSS ad فة وو کمک‎ e tra ОИ � ь tea eiat! Pri wires CN a cU S ela aD E аа A S OFFICERS Edsel Aucoin, President Raymond Briers, Vice President Van Aucoin, Secretary Kenneth Aucoin, Treasurer Thomas Crooks Van Aucoin Edsel Vincent Lauro Not pictured: Aucoin Raymond Briers Thomas Jules Gleason Schubert John гоч Dudley Gambino Stewart Luis Joseph Ingles Marix Emile Gerald Babin Broussard John William Auderer Ros агі pun Gordon Prat Mashburn Darryl Millard Joseph Bradford Glidden Jordan Bradford Albert Mora Joseph Cain MR Sanchez arra sexti dapi dus enini qe SPR ORR. -— Ett m prete MPH ese шы amate 2 MN eem | Enthronements The Rev. Father John Robinson officiates at the enthronement ceremony in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Benigno of Bay St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Frey and family of Waveland, Mississippi, stand before the beau- tiful shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes which they erected at their home. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Gerald L. Frey of New Orleans dedi- cated the shrine. The Sylvester Benigno family of Bay St. Louis place their home under the protection of the Sa- cred Heart. The enthronement services were performed by the Rev. Father John Robinson. T1 РУТ Я г ы м 2 к � арука бацькава oe — АСС 8 ESTAS Аа R ETT аса аа навана анде SEES ATRL MCLAREN CB EAR RULERS LEGIT ED tig RE n Corpus Christi Rally v 3 = =. Above: Brother Neri's students SUNT recite the beads as they make | their way toward the outdoor altar on the St. Stanislaus Day School grounds. | Above: The Corpus Christi pro- | cession commences as the Blessed Sacrament is solemnly carried | from Our Lady of the Gulf | Church. Right: A guard of honor formed by the Knights of Columbus es- 1 cort the Blessed Sacrament through the streets of Bay St. Louis. Below: Amid beautiful surround- ings, the demonstration comes to a close with Benediction of the most Blessed Sacrament. Below: The St. Stanislaus band participates in the activities of the day. BROTHER ROMAULD. S.C.. В.А.. B. Mus. Band Director z «а аа کیہ کت‎ Richard Kelley Van Aucoin Carlo Scafidi Steve Fernandez David Bishop Darryl Lippman Band Edsel Aucoin James Captain | Raymond а Sec 7 ond Li utenant Robert Hubbard ( Arthur Chapman Drum Major E‏ - ا Lars Phillips Kenneth Pepperdene Alvin Genin Robert Lobrano Albert Brignac ! George Hill Larry Genin Steve Steiffel Leonard Bourdin Howard McCann oe aps ce is PLES OR PUR AER we ТА LE nNOS ee tene Наьаа - кыру. c ара! iliud eo ма D Edsel Aucoin Thomas Crooks James Raymond Carlo Scarfidi на o iai Е АЫ کت‎ Nac МАРКО iS a CN decus e dada c ws reet c cQ IO dli ARD CD RC ee sut c api НУСУ g we ir dates enjoy Б те and the The band members an evening of relaxation. | The S.S.C. Orchestra display their talent during а dance sponsored by the senior class. The card party sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Band Department is a great success. Ladies of the Band Auxiliary who helped make the Band Christmas Dance a success are, standing: Mrs. R. Steiffel, Mrs. A. Chapman, Jr., Mrs. A. Bourdin, Mrs. E. Brignac, Mrs. F. Drouant, Mrs. G. Hill. Seated: Mrs. J. Joyce, Mrs. P. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. W. Phillips, Jr., Mrs. G. Bishop, Mrs. I. Bradford, and Mrs. K. Pepperdene. Band The violin concerto headed by guest soloist, Andre Le Beau (Edsel Aucoin) was a high point of the spring concert. marching by Precision tivities. The band in concert arrangement at the time of the spring concert. O ДТ O hit tian EEE ETOR | | | $ Бан T odio e et o = ý ч т 1 s ie екен; s 2 С Ca s А2 Я t 5 , ама� ы а� ған c САН Pert EAE D iuda am — AES dex E. Aucoin, J. Joyce, J. Raymond — Confraternities Back Sidelines Club Holds Meeting Play In State Clinics Top Band Important Projects For Purpose Of Electing Officers ccom- The Senior Class Confraternity For the purpose of electing officers and to provide an Officers decided at the last minute Band to switch the emphasis of their enjoyable evening for the members, the St. Stanislaus Side- annual December 20 meeting from pre- lines Club held a chicken barbecue under the capable direc- 15. Christmas projects to a special as- tion of Coach Ruben Ruiz and Mr. Willis Rhodes on the eve- sembly probing the desirability of ning of Jan. 16 in the recreation hall beneath the big study hall. various gifts the Class of 1957 Ў onor: might give to the school. Among ж Everyone at the meeting enjoyed im; them are plans to donate the pres- New Parish Priest Talks the meal thoroughly while the big unini ent amount of $165 (which will А study hall borders enjoyed the ‘re just probably be 8.38 by the year's To High School Classes tempting aroma of barbecued of St. end) to the Centennial Building chicken y might Fund, a room's furnishing in the i | paniec em | direct | i State Out « by the these Edsel 4 tain ft the alt | i | | | John J played Raymo Louis, played At fi tioned musici: judge Reverend Father James Taylor, = who replaced Rev. John Leonard After the meal was finished the 3runini the: y ee i : | fourthecoming infirmary, and a late last year, comes to St. Stan- club went islaus class rooms in an effort to on to the business of electing new officers. Warren J. impart useful religious advice and Carver information that supplements the ident host of ideas for statues, shrines, Vicks- and character stones. A commit- ; a stu- tee consisting of Bill Argus, Wal- Broth- ter Gex, Charles Bishop, Edsel юі take Aucoin and Tim Schafer was ap- was elected the new pres- to succeed Earl Ramond regular teaching of the Brothers Charlie F. Gottschalk succeeded Father Taylor, who comes to Willis Rhodes for the vice-presi- bishop, pointed to investigate the cost of each of the eight high school dent position. 3rother Edmund ‘Ip him plans. classes once every two weeks, be- was re-elected to the job of sec- to play The Sophomores, whose first lieves that the informal nature of retary-treasurer or Маі ll Cath- post-holiday meeting was devoted the classes are much more effec- - Я ч 5 а was со Missis- almost entirely to the subject of tive than a regular class because Following the election Coach Er- musici: nini on 'cussing, decided to hold a spe- it gives an individual more time nest Smith gave a run down on the Ma d devo- cial devotion to the Chair of Unity to have his questions answered the basketball team which to date third « Octave: and analyzed. had an 11 win-1 loss record, the three play or The « loss given up to Holy Cross of New Orleans. Coach Smith also gave a basketball menu for the following a conc week-end. врви The business be:ng over а� а the from ï meal being finish� d, the meeting broke up. віс and, aaa as edere CENE m | of the top cornetists in the coun- | try today. Each band appeared in turn on the final program. Mr Smith played a solo on his cor- Remember net and was accompanied by the i Gray Band during two encores The students were housed in the private homes of the people of Co- } | lumbus. The hospitality of these Wo] XXV St. Stanislaus, Bay St. Lov | people was really outstanding. | SSC Debat ers Attend n: t n Ti ? Е u To Attemn: т. 1 | . Ф witn smit ahead 47-40. киш, The Rocks came alive in the „iuu, Alfred Ferry, Ed fourth quarter and held Biloxi's Gamard, Larry Genin, Joseph Gex, scoring to a minimum. Stanislaus € ‘ a GRADE Kerry Leary, Jack Pogue, Mike began to hit and, no matter how s 4 Y м ы, 2 % С e g Ы En ue e 1 4 x li х н anthony DiLeo, Michael Lar- Casey, Peter Giacona, Ed Mora, hard A p IM doa oed ая E à е 5 m. cks, wever, Li roux, Victor Green, Robert Heitz- Tony Di Leo, Mike Larroux, Dom- жар acm a ОРАЙ, АР і m Javid Bist mann, Dominic Scafidi, Edward | still were guilty of many fouls La eam рдун У зав Shumski inie Scafidi, Edward Shumski, during this quarter. The Indians D tor: c waniel Cambre, Carrado Giacona, SKI. James Austin, Robert Chiniche, desperately tried to tie the score ў 24% Зег� ат auc TOU М ) N ў { i cro y a decision ernard Rauch FOURTH GRADE Charles Flink, Arthur Holder, but to no avail. The game ended Te „� а coming from the Rec | EIGHTH GRADE James Austin, Raymond Chini- Steven Kidd, Fred Gottchalk, Ken- With Stanislaus ahead 60-49. Hall was caused by a barbecue held William App, Emile Babin, Fred che, Charles Flink, Arthur Holder, m „ча бё d Fifteen points were scored by i as Е = з А des = zs я � ей Monti, Edward Blaize, Sidney E by the Sidelines Club. The Big Delph, William Koehle, Charles Stephen Kidd, Martin Morreale, 4 à й 1 Wilbert who: was high scorer for Study Hall had trouble holding Lankester, Prieur Leary, Pat Alvin Noullet, Michael Pagano, Chevis, Martin Morreale, Alvin the night. Schafer followed with | | themselves back from the tempt- Mashburn, Wilson Morris, Joseph Joseph Rhodes, John Scafidi, Rich- Noullet, Mike Pagano, Joseph 14, Giblaint hit 13, Rigby had 10, , ing smell. Mulhern, Richard Nelson, Alex ard Stechmann. Rhodes, John Scafidi. Rhodes and Brooks 4. { g зара MS M Ast еу Page Two гган DEA . MA й е з руна Os радаваў мса Арн THE ROCKACHAW СЕКЕ tae Á چ ر‎ i r$ ж A аа PLI. ee жы that аге in need f memh- caia ur veing closed і� are more than enough. Bill Tell, '26, is now a we resident of the Coast. H' house in Pass Christian hardware store on Pa has taken on a new lool Rudolph Ramelli, '47, cated in Mobile. He care of the family busines dry supplies—for that area. Bil Toomey, '43, is doing vei well with his wholesale notion ana linen business in Mobile, operates under the name of the Southern Sales Company. Frank Fagan, '37, will be glad to greet any of you as guests at the Markham Hotel in Gulfport. Frank has been managing this hotel for past eight years. , Congratulations, Dave Keiffer о� your recent appointment as a Colo- nel on the Staff of Governor Earl Long of Louisiana. Hi, Colonel! Sidney Saucier, '21, who is nov a Jesuit Brother located at tł Provincial House of the New Yo Province with offices at Fordha University, says he will be dov to Xavier Hall from October 19 28th for his annual retreat. H does hope to be able at least tc visit St. Stanislaus while in this vicinity. Fred Herlihy, '20, continues on the mend after his severe heart- attack during the summer. Has hopes of getting back to the local Post Office shortly. In the mean- time, Andy J. Becker, '35, is taking his place in directing the destinies of the local Post Office. Support Your School's Organizations Around the SSC campus there are more than a dozen clubs pur ey New 114 Students Merit Spot On Honor Roll Six-weeks tests for the first term of the 1956-57 school year ended rx € Р Spr EE E з GRADES: Donald “тас, Alfred Fer- ry Genin, ew NTH Rock-a-Chaw Staff — 7 EDITORS Timothy Schafer, Editor-in-Chief Bill Argus, Assistant Editor Mario Perez, Sports Editor Norman Wheeler, Feature Editor COLUMNISTS Edsel Aucoin, On the Downbeat Ballard Argus, Sportslights George Sustendal, Around the Campus Mario Perez, Entre Los Latinos Norman Wheeler, The World Around Us REPORTERS Robert Ardion Wayne Babin Thomas Baldenhofer Paul Diaz Robert Homes Ogden Lafaye Darryl Lippman Kenneth Potts Dudley Stewart Winston Levy Kelly Crais A CIRCULATION MANAGER 55. Sports Feature +, Reporters: E Thomas Balden. Lippman, Kennel. Stewart. Francis Fonteboa BROTHER RIAN, wu UVEL ‘� е schoo: yard in the early part of October. Everyone seemed to make up for the fun they missed last year at the Sideline's Club Fair this year. The fair headed by Mr. George Seuzeneau who graduated from here thirty years ago. was The boarders are still talking about that blast they had on their six-weeks vacation. The Spanish boys are playing soccer in the quadrangle now. Vith all the flying feet it's a won- r that worse somebody doesn't get than they do. e was much of teeth Ма� а gave out the + cards. crying and September 15. six- janitor, got blisters CARVER Зотра� у 3 Appliances 113 is, Miss. Motors M. C. Trucks ervice cause of the sole factor that the S.J.A. girls were going to be on the Pep Squad also. Mrs. Deignan has been wonder- ing why more people have been sick lately than usual. My guess is that the boys have learned to appreciate the new television in the infirmary. P. J. TREUTEL, Agent Insurance 119 Main St. Phone 1143 Breath's Boats Motors Highway 90 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Mauffray's Hardware ALUMAGLASS Building Products Inc. 223 N. Carrollton Ave. Phone AU 0844 New Orleans GEX AND GEX Attorneys at Law BUSINESS MANAGER Teddy Stechmann AE. Faculty Advisor TS гарадах ыа эа ЫР ac А РҮҮ ТУЖЫ er Ea асада аа о� ады ы pta ee Š TAATAI I A A gS Che Yearbook мы - uni n Brother Godtre y: 5 Faculty Advisor Photographer Luis А Montemayor Hubbard Terry Mitchell The WHITE CAP staff breathes a sigh of relief as the final deadline is met. Wilfred Gowland MCI аде � ы р ишн ы ette pac B ЩЕ ая б . Staff iam о� Lubbe Assistant Editor H | Thomas ома Crooks Bonck e- жж к жо� кз Donald Vincent Lauro Е чах Саха Celene чна аа Che Debate Ceam DAN Mia mtd ‚таз ne ae ш� n MAROC IOI АРДЫНА СРС КОМАЧ SS Nie BROTHER HUBERT, S.C. Moderator od WILBERT ARGUS . МОВМАМ WHEELER мес екенин. TUR APART sen tora ce à ын hg on wr e аа АЯ — ce PEPPER 5 mn ия. | Che Library BROTHER DOMINIC, S.C. Librarian a damaged 8 the member of An eager volume. k S of the |; aldenhofey R library staff ! Giacon; ы Зары. re: p a. lerer, т.“ ouglas pj, aWrence Sauer ack, 1 loma , and 5 а e 1 1 € 7 «ОТТ. Recess and after school hours find many students in the library. ado Brother Dominic, S.C., locates a book for Mike Schmidt Usually, the needed information can be found і� the library. through the card catalogue. Р УА D irit tanta Е А QS cq CAA ia amd etl os ара c rt d tata Sl pc Che Alumni A token of tribute is extended to Mr. James F. Terrell. A graduate of the class of 1892, Mr. Terrell is the oldest member of the Alumni Association. Current officers of the Alumni Associa- tion are, from left to right: Brother Athanasius, S.C, Mr. B. Hayden, Brother Edmund, S.C., Brother Roland, S.C., Mr. C. Kimble, Мг. М. App, Brother Linus, S.C., Mr. W. Gex, Mr. G. Seuzeneau, Mr. G. Schmidt, Mr. M. Artigues, and Mr. H. Wittmann. Mr. William App of New Orleans was elected President of the Alumni Associa- tion. Mr. App is shown with his family on the occasion of his election, October 23rd, preceding the homecoming foot- ball game. E e iens ES ai p AU ve ie 42%. - T 4 заў ‚ Assocation Members of the Alumni Association who attended the annual meeting on the campus to elect the current officers and to map future plans for the Association are: g N ' Mr. Michael Irwin of New Orleans. Mr. Irwin y is shown with his daughter and son-in-law and М grandchildren. Y Brother Ramon, S.C. Brittmar Landry, Earle Christenberry, Vincent Gulotta and Clarence Kimble. � -— --——À — - ғ family reside in Pass Christian, Mississippi. | | і | | Mr. John Wittmann. Mr. Wittmann and his | SiS n simia nie ر کی س‎ AERIS АУ А� а تقوو‎ a Mr. William Johnson is a persuasive salesman for an attractive dish, of home- made candy. | | | “ : “Postal Booth gem Dm. The postal booth operated by Mr. Maurice Artigues is always a favorite at the fair. Many thanks to these ladies, and to all who helped to make the fair a success. CR, PEELE TT EES aec ee Sev аанай МИн айе ial —— RTT TEES ары уже та = ә diii ic A wem ” м жзг. PP a Che Sideline Club’s Annual Fair MR. EARL RAMOND President MR. WILLYS RHODES Vice President The hot dog stand operated by Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Frey has a steady flow of customers. What’s the secret of the success of Coaches Reuben Ruiz and Ernest Smith, and Mrs. G. Seuzeneau at the novelty booth? {зә + эче m cte ца SEN IM qs amo UA Абақан CERT SMR TERE (a P АКК ERT ажыы cC AURA кайыма NWR NA en UT DOR un ATTN Mi N Che Infirmary М V— ай f A obrano and ent with ‘ııe await А . Pevrefitte ама! Gregory, Pey А. Quig- Robert L Doctor 'Thomas in ы “р. school ph ey, М.У. vsician. Under the capable care of Mrs. Anaise Deignan, R.N., resident nurse, and Doctor Quigley, Robert's troubles are soon solved. Mrs. Deignan arranges that Gregory's stay in the infirmary will be as pleasant as possible. NN i J Mrs. Dolores Sherman ER Mrs. Katherine Demoran орноо BIRER RE SERRE ARERR кеннен кетте RN ar ne Miss Mildred Arnold Mrs. Hilda Fayatd BROTHER YVO, S.C. Steward Che Dining Room and Kitchen Staff Е. Ralph Lanaux Moses Singleton Edward Thomas Raymond Williams Victor Williams Oscar Barobino Mrs. Gertrude Bertin м, Mrs. Ollie Nelson BROTHER RAMON, S.C. Laundry Laundry and Maintenance Mrs. Leona Usner Mr. Clayton Bullock 3 А |] | | жа ) : : | | + | т Edward Wavers Marcel Vonture Charles Jeseph, Sr. Secretary of the Sideline Club BROTHER EDMUND. 5.С.. В.В.А.. Ph.B. m Governor Coleman lauds the activities of the honored guests and praises their deep interest in community projects. Che Sideline Clubs The principal speaker at the Testimonial Banquet is the Honorable James P. Coleman, Governor of Mississippi. At his left is Mr. Walter Gex of Bay St. Louis. Mrs. Vincent J. Piazza is shown with the trophy awarded her as an outstanding resident of Bay St. Louis. Mr. Earl Ramond, President of the Sideline Club, presides as toastmaster. Assisting him is Mr. Robert Camors. Seated are, Mr. John Scafide, Mayor of Bay St. Louis, and Mr. Walter Gex. SERNA аға� а eR Nma SLAP ----- emn — — o ERE ier m - УЫ 2 = с E Eas Cestimonial Banquet Mr. William Kenny and Mrs. Vincent J. Piazza are guests at the Testimonial Banquet, where they are honored as outstandizg mem- bers of Bay St. Louis. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Michael J. McCarthy, Pastor of Our Lady of the Gulf Church, and the Governor during the course of the banquet. a? Governor Coleman presents Mr. Kenny with the trophy $ awarded him as an outstanding citizen of the community. . У M Local residents, by their presence at the banquet pay % 4 tribute to the horored guests. : А ар ace А ЧЕ rM s gS jid Che Alumni Banquet of 1906 called upon by Mr. William App, to say a few words. The gt Charles The Honorable Lieutenant Governor Carroll Gartin of Mississippi, principal speaker at the banquet, praises the alumni for their work in furthering interest in St. Stanislaus College among its graduate sons. Mr. Walter Gex of Bay St. Louis, is on the Lieutenant Governor's right; Brother Edmund, S.S., is on his left. c nf St Charlies Mr. Stephen Burch of the class of 1906 is prevailed upon to speak. Mr. Wiliiam App, of the class 1935 and President of the Alumni Association, functions as toast- master. KL RSE o ue ur os Honors the Classes and 7937 На St Charles Brother Edmund, S.C., Secretary of the Alumni the former students of St. Stanislaus College. Spokesman for the six members of the gradua- tion class of 1906 is Mr. Anatole J. Keller of New Orleans. Brother Roland, S.C., President of St. Stanislaus College, addresses the assembled alumni. - Che — = St Charles St Charles ‘2 AS up ° A i Mr. Robert L. Camors, spokesman for the class of « — 1931, receives the tribute extended to the twenty- five members present. An impromptu speaker at the banquet is Mr. William Foster of New Orleans. EPA aha mam ctis ni ada a ага ы ЫЕ SC aM аа 75 NC AT aa ығ АБ ен а� ы АЎ аа be Зат ая� ауы ра EAT تی تیت‎ gra AE RSS Che S. S. C. Jutramural Basketball Cournament John Wittmann sinks two points for the Shamrocks. JACK SMITH Most Valuable Player of the Tournament JOHN WITTMANN Best Sportsmanship shown during the tournament Vincent Lauro scores two points for the Moonshine Gamblers, as the finalists battle for first place in the tournament. The “All Star team, chosen from the members of the fifteen teams which took part in the Intramural Basket- ball Tournament are, standing: Jack Smith, Ed. Kie- kamp, J. E. Loiacano. Front: Ronnie Daley, Ronnie Artigues, and Kenny Artigues. E Champs of the fifteen team Intramural Tournament are Brother Second place is held by Brother Linus’ Senior “B” students. Front Athanasius’ Junior “B” Students. Front row: Charles Falgout, row: Travis Mitchell, Nelius Rhodes, Thomas Kidd, Jack Smith. Sec- Leon Barnett, Richard Ortiz, Oscar Odriozola, Patrick Zambrano. ond row: Coach Willy Rhodes, Wayne Babin, Vincent Lauro, and Second row: Ed. Niekamp, James DeBuys, John Wittmann, and Alfred Vasquez. coach John Giblaint. m vu o RE - T. ХАУА, «б f i { 4 i i % i 4 EA T Mm l. Stanislaus students contribute their talent in the cantata directed by Rev. Hubert Posjena, S.V.D., at St. Joseph's Academy. 2. Midnight Mass on Christmas eve in the St. Stanislaus College Chapel. 3. Rev. Father Daniel Gebhardt, O.F.M., preached the retreats for both high school and grammar school students. 4. The Most Reverend В. О. Сегом. Bishop of Natchez, confers the sacrament of Confirmation on Robert Black during services at Our Lady of the Gulf Church. 5. The Brothers and boys are present at the blessing of the cemetery on All Souls’ Day. 6. The 1955 Confirmation class. 7. The St. Stanislaus student body participates in the Corpus Christi procession. ЯКА TOME Se MU Y Co CS i ERR тақ T IAE A ELECT AIA ЕЕ vo ig MENG AG PID мк , 74. yes 1, 2, 3. Mrs. Deignan entertains the Brothers and the senior class at a buffet supper as the school year draws to a close. Assistant Mrs. Deignan as hostess are Mrs. Etta Waspero, Mrs. A. C. Dietrich, and Mrs. Carl Conrad. 4. Brother Rian's sophomore class stands at attention during the Memorial Day civic demonstration. 5. A recent visitor to the campus was the former provincial superior of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, Brother Martinian, S.C. 6. The statues of the College chapel are tastefully repainted by Virginia Sears of New Orleans. 7. A piccolo solo by John Del Carmen enlivens the spring concert. l. The football players are entertained at a barbecue given by Mr. Maurice Artigues. 2. Mitch Decuir, Ed Hargrove, and John Giblaint are caught talking to Brother Athanasius during the flea-fly game. 3. Miss Sharon Griffin is queen of the first court of the annual Flea-Fly Classic football game. 4. Who won the cold wave set at the drawing during the band card party? 5, 6, 7. The homecoming dance brings to a close an eventful day. аран СН r ач LRA бан ERE SIFTER ы 1, 2. The Red and White teams of the spring practice. 3. Stanislaus students and local residents aid the civil defense movement as they are drilled in the procedure of spotting planes. 4. An after-school project, headed by Brother Gary, S.C., is the making of culverts to improve the grounds of the school. 5. The Cheerleaders review the yells with the students before the big game. 6. Brother Roland, S.C., gets a close up view of the Junior team at work. ў к N ANA SER | да | № THURSDAY 1. The band members are loyal supporters at all basketball games. 2. “Zeke” Benura's stay at St. Stanislaus is filmed for presentation over local television stations. 3. Joseph Blanchard draws the name of the winner of the attendance medal as the 1955-56 school year draws to a close. 4. The honor students of the 1955-56 school year. These have maintained the highest scholastic average in their class for the entire year. 5. “Old Glory is raised for the first time on the new flagpole recently erected at the St. Stanislaus football stadium. 6. Brother Yvo, S.C., constructed and attrac- tively decorated the crib that graced the front lawn during the Christmas season. DL 1, 2. Following the first victory over Picayune in six years, Coach Reuben Ruiz is triumphantly carried from the field . . . and put into the shower together with the other coaches. 3. Results of the Red and White spring practice game: Chicken for the victors, beans for the losers. Guess who's eating beans? 4. An afternoon pep rally rouses fans for the night's game. 5. Mr. Horatio Favre and Brother Hubert, S.C., film the Rock-A-Chaw football games. 6. Hard working managers of the Junior football team are Joe Leonard and James Broussard. 7. A Biloxi Indian is burned in effigy at the pep rally preceding the big game. pei a E E S Gwe igh Sa ГОЛД o б 1. An ardent fan from the sidelines is Brother Edmund, S.C. 2. Miss Marie Mallini, queen of the Homecoming court, and her escort, Steve Schmedtje, arrive at their seats on the field. 3. Brother Dacian, S.C. and Brother Philip, S.C. are caught unawares during the McGill-Stanislaus Junior football game. 4, 5. The teams battle for victory during the Red and White game. 6, 7. What happens on the bench while the team's on the field? l. Coaches and co-captains of the football team. 2. Berch Wilbert and Larry Mathes take over on the mound for the Rock-A-Chaw nine. 3. John Giblaint leaves the floor to sink a crip for two points. 4. Willy Rhodes scores two points for the Rock-A-Chaws against Holy Cross. 5. A dynamic duo: Kenny Artigues and Willy Rhodes. 6. Representing Stanislaus on the track are Alfred Vasquez, Ed Hargrove, and George Hewick. RII UCM ИШИ ЕСИНЕН НЕЧИН НН - ра нары юна ОО� BROTHER CELESTINE. S.C., В.5.С. Business Manager of the Yearbook ое оова THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Hancock County, Mississippi CHARLES A. RUSS, JR. JACK LOTT ( FRANK KELLAR J. S. SHAW R. G. HUBBARD A. C. MITCHELL, Clerk Help Protect Our Natural Resources KEEP OUR FORESTS GREEN РАЯ nere raa SI ow pay west Pa ---- T Ett te 2-02 HH i Ramp m e mn uS е am а LI ee Ce С. A. SPORL СО., INC. Insurance Brokers and Average Adjusters All Kinds of Insurance CANAL 5341 Whitney Building New Orleans 6 LOUISIANA A. WILBERT'S SONS Lumber and Shingle Co. BRANNAN SPORTING GOODS CO. Lumber and Building Materials 259 Dauphin St. MOBILE, ALABAMA GROCERIES—MEATS—FROZEN FOODS FURNITURE—ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES DRY GOODS—HARDWARE Distributors of Spalding and Wilson Plaquemine, La. HANCOCK о INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance PHONE 933 Hancock Bank Bldg. BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS. ALL MEAT SAUSAGE Frey's All Meat ... Can't Be Beat! Compliments of R. M. HENDRICK GRADUATE SUPPLY HOUSE Jackson Mississippi MAGNOLIA STATE SUPPLY COMPANY Building Materials Longleaf Yellow Pine BOX 270 PHONE 7 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi W. J. GEX, JR., PRES. Mx Xenia etos Ap tui ias Уе as жай POE таран нта s ---- e pte) nnne I gem nm � адара AERA Congratulations DEDEAUX to the P ACKING COMPANY, INC. SENIOR CLASS GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Manufacturers of Famous Compliments of Dixie Holiday Brands MERCHANTS BANK AND TRUST CO. Bay St. Louis, Miss. E. P. RIVAS Incorporated PRINTING Phone RAymond 4331 1625 Canal 651 Bienville Street CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH New Orleans 16, La. Quality Dealer QUALITY SERVICE Since 1935 DEPENDABILITY — THRU NEW ORLEANS — Compliments MAHER-APP of a COMPANY FRIEND Customhouse Brokers and Foreign Freight Forwarders 416 International Trade Mart NEW ORLEANS 12, LOUISIANA Compliments Members: Customs Brokers and Forwarders of Association of America, Inc. SEA COAST ECHO MEME SAEC Bay St. Louis, Miss. ital es ay EN. рти Branch Office: Moisant Airport TET қ : � утча ы —- R. F. MESTAYER LUMBER CO., INC. Waveland Avenue Telephone 1167 WAVELAND, MISSISSIPPI BREATH'S BOATS MOTORS Hiway 90 One Block West of Main St. BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI Best Wishes to the Class of '57 JITNEY JUNGLE Where Hancock County Buys Its Food BREWSTER'S JEWELRY WATCH REPAIR 139 Coleman Avenue WAVELAND, MISS. Jewelry and Gifts for All Occasions Watch Repairs Guaranteed Brewster Mollere, Owner and Watchmaker THANK YOU... CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS The Alumni Association and the Sideline Club RAMSEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Men's and Boys' Clothing and Shoes 104 North Beach BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI GERDE, NEWMAN AND CO., INC. 43| Poydras Street NEW ORLEANS, LA. BUFKIN RADIO TV SERVICE 210 N. 2nd St. BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS. Graduates of St. Stanislaus, for the privilege of serving you during the past years and for the many happy business relations this service oc- casioned. We wish to extend our grateful appreciation. We trust we may serve you again. TIPERY STUDIO 125 Camp Street CAnal 9524 NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 22 Hudson St. SDR s ае ўра je al aser е IMS ой [SEE рыза er тар ----- ee - 0 WILCOX ELECTRIC COMPANY Coleman Avenue WAVELAND, MISSISSIPPI UNITED MACHINERY CORPORATION 820 Howard Avenue New Orleans, Louisiana Laundry and Dry Cleaning Machinery SCHWARTZ, KIRWIN FAUSS JEWELERS, INC. New York 13, N. Y. College and Class Pins and Rings Award and Athletic Medals Diplomas and Invitations JOHN SEXTON CO. The National Chain Wholesale Grocers Р. О; Bor J. S. Chicago 90, Ill. Sexton Square W. A. SCARBOROUGH 219 Union Street Bay St. Louis, Miss. Distributors of Brown's Velvet Dairy Products P. O. Box 284 138 Coleman Ave. Phone 283 or 1670 MOLLERE'S REALTY Rental Management and Sales WAVELAND, MISS. G. Mollere CUE OIL COMPANY Distributors for Shell Products Railroad Avenue BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS. MONTI-CARVER PLUMBING COMPANY Plumbing — Heating Maytag Appliances PHONE 113 Bay St. Louis, Mississippi A FRIEND Dallas, Texas BELLANDE BEVERAGE COMPANY, INC. Wholesalers of Falstaff — Schlitz on the Gulf Coast Compliments of LUIS MONTEMAYOR P. О. Box 361 MONTERREY, N. L. MEXICO Wholesale Distributors of: TROPHIES, PLAQUES, CHARMS, PINS BUTTONS, RINGS, TIMING WATCHES Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware Electrical Appliances, Etc. LEONARD KROWER SON, INC. Corner Canal and Exchange Place New Orleans 9, La. BEN HILLE MOTORS 604 South Beach BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS. WAVELAND LUMBER COMPANY 323 Nicholson Avenue WAVELAND, MISS. HEBERT INSURANCE AGENCY 121 Placquemine St. Ph. 287 Jennings, La. LYNN'S DRUG STORE Richard J. Hebert, B.S., Ph.R. Class '43 JENNINGS, LOUISIANA Compliments of ARNAUDET AND CASTILLE Jennings, La. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of HORACE A. THOMPSON, JR. New Orleans, La. Compliments of FRIENDS KANSAS CITY WHITE GOODS MFG. 1819 Baltimore Avenue Kansas City 8, Missouri ZACK LACOUR'S MEN SHOP 339 N. Main St. JENNINGS, LOUISIANA Compliments of SALTY AND PEPPER MARTIN Class of '44 — '46 Congratulations DRS. LANGLY AND LANGLY OPTOMETRISTS Jennings, La. Best Wishes BILL JAENKE Class 1910 JENNINGS, LA. WAVELAND DRUG COMPANY Coleman Avenue PHONE 1170 Waveland, Mississippi � яна RRR ег ока. ай e RRR STA a Hn en em авы Boosters of the WHITE CAP . Frank Bellieu . Frank Noel . Alfred Guevara . Henry E. Bodet . Edward J. Stoulig . Frank J. Chalona . Robert E. LeBlanc . Charles H. Munson . Felix J. Dugas . George C. Hamilton, Jr. . Joseph T. Parrillo . W. E. Cassidy . Edmond M. Brignac, Jr. . William E. Gordon . Marshall Ballard, Jr. . Milton G. Laporte . Frank Fagan . Hacker C. Gaudin, Sr. . Steve Fernandez . Richard J. Schexnayder . Carl J. Gullota, M.D. . and Mrs. Aynaud F. Hebert, Sr. . Harold A. Togerson . Joseph T. Wilbert A Friend Hancock County Eagle Kern's Five and Ten Cent Store Demoran's Radio and Television Service 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 fo us. асанансу a A ЫЗА ЫЫ АҚАН асбо и� � а SION АМ ӨК УСА CR ара SRR АИ a KK radicis cen Camp Conducted by the Brothers Horseback riding is one of the most enjoyed activities of camp. as the the campers T ; C.. instructs Do S Ca ET забег Parry. . ) i Е yanly art of boxing. n rem The deep cea fishing Accuracy is the watch-word of these young men. Among the many activities of camp is the ever popular horseshoes. MOLSTIE ек ая Ару RO ду� у ог ae aes, жаз � ут ма SK Bg a -o .. Inh teni RH AER EI nm = - те aa t PASE - Иа у ўў 4 Stanislaus of the Sacred Heart Richard Beaty how it’s done. CE CEN -- ,DCaubtiful уен mid-air. | Jac kknif а, is stopped . in Sail | Wate . юс Dats and mot reation. Or boats € 2 . ffer exciting hours of Busy fingers are at work under the direction of Brother Rene, S. Master of Ceremonies of the Talent Night activities is Brother t Barry, S.C. а -- жргн уучу nr � ача ца мне in ne a � ит SEIN Б� а eno UA nt KERN баур as re а ЕЕ BME аа Саам RIERA за� е I OUO SERIA SED IY CHITI Nt rh ION s ED MER ARSENE ку Autographs а � ана n sv т ғына -— —mtpetl © — TT ру — с. atn tain, NU I Autographs 1 � иана ОСА ЗАК ELS IIE ITS Ыы — E қате езе тж, аха ха ОУ ЯТА sc а� ақ УЗ а З aii, АТЫЗ с (ride бэ Су бс� , — кыч mr HH т nt mil m NS Fabian З А ЧЫ eet укум HIDE mi o кВ ее CHEM ANDRE. -—— ementi - — — nettement еу н с. am amus IRB s m. 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