St Theresa School - Beacon Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

THE QSENIGR Cmss F 1957 THKE5 GREHT PLEHSURE f IN PRESEN ING He n KA W wswh H h Sh I KJCORAI ZRESIHES, .9 Flogfcza CONTENTS DEDICATION EoREwoRn FACULTY SENIORS JuNloRs SOPHOMORES FREgHMEN AcnvmEs sPoRTs ELEMENTARY ADVERTISEMENTS Alma Mater! X 'ng--it a :nigh X- 1 ' sri N N An Army of Youth Reading, 'Riting and 'Ri1hme1ic HaiI to the Victor Adesfe Fidelis 'Moments to Remember You're The Tops Auf Wiederseh'n .Hn is DEDICATION Many people have helped Us during our school days, but To no one do we ovve more than To our Parents. They have wafched over Us in our infancy, guided us in our childhood, and provided us vvifh a CaTholic educafion. To r e p a y Them would be impossible bui as a Token of our love, appreciation, and graTiTude vve wish To dedi- cafe The Beacon of 1957 To OUR PARENTS FOREWQRD In The whole school in general, all The classes look forward To The arrival of The Beacon, in as much as iT is in a cerTain sense a sum- mary and culminaTion of The school year. There is no doubf ThaT all like To look back on The year ThaT has passed. The Beacon recalls The highlighTs of The year, and iT is a reminder of The saTisfacTion and compensaTion ThaT comes from a year well spenT, from work well done. IT lends To all a sense of recompense and pride for Their success and iT insTills a deTerminaTion To overcome weaknesses and failures. In parTicular The Beacon is a book ThaT will be dear To The hearTs of our Seniors. MosT of Them have been in SainT Theresa's since The lower grades. IT is only naTuraI Then ThaT on graduaTion day Their senTimenTs of iusT pride and ioy will be mingled somewhaT wiTh The senTimenTs of sadness aT leaving The school in which They grew To maTuriTy, and of which They have been a viTal parT for so many years. The Annual is possible because of The greaT deal of work many members of This graduaTing class puT inTo iT. I am confidenT They will faiThfully adhere To The principles iT inculcaTes. The oThers will see in iT The sTandard They musT uphold. A word of graTiTude is exTended To The SisTers and lay Teachers, and To all who made The Beacon possible. I ask-God's blessing on all The children of The school, and His kindly lighT and guidance To The graduaTing class, a class of a Truly wonderful spiriT. REVEREND THOMAS ANGLIM 5 jf af' Tv , 72 6? N f Z K' W 17016 X75 if A ff K sl Kfkup! X 5? 6Wi5f7fiNH69Rf5 YK ,Q N 0 S 90 ff ,5 ivfi Q 5 716,05 HE .4 A HISTORY OF SAINT THERESA SCHOOL The history of Saint Theresa School dates back to the Fall of 1925 when Saint .loseph's Academy opened its doors to resident and day students on both elementary and secondary school level. The high school was chartered under the State of Florida and affiliated with the Catholic University of America. During the second school year, Reverend Thomas Comber was named to form the Parish of the Little Flower. Father Comber, since named Monsignor, has served as a truly inspiring guide to the many students and graduates of Saint Theresa High School. Enrollment steadily increased and in 1932 Saint Joseph's Acade- my became a unit of the parish open to day students only and the name was changed to Saint Theresa's School. In that same year the science laboratory and library were equipped, a business education department was added, and the first bus was purchased for stu- dents living beyond walking distance. During the following years a cafeteria was added and the kindergarten building was built which included a play area and equipment for the kindergarten children. With the completion of a beautiful new church in 1952, the audi- torium above the old church was remodeled and five classrooms were equipped to accommodate the mounting enrollment. Students continued to flock to Saint Theresa's School so in the summer of 1955 four more classrooms were built on the grounds. This year, with the closing of Saints Peter and Paul High School, Saint Theresa's sister-school, the need for a Central Catholic High School is further emphasized. We, the class of 1957, in view of the expected increased enrollment, look forward to the completion of the proposed building. We will always remain loyal to Saint Theresa's School, our alma mater, even though in the future she may have to give way to a Central Catholic High School, just as many years ago Saint .loseph's Academy gave way to Saint There- sa's High School. MARY SANDRA HIRSCH MRM ws ASSISTANT PASTORS REVEREND JOHN J. DONNELLY Virtue is the truest nobility. REVEREND THOMAS ANGLIM Religion Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt. SISTER MARIE BERNARD Principal of High School Senior Home Room, English, Trigonometry, Mechanical Drawing. MOTHER ANNA JOSEPH Principal of School ln doing what we ought we deserve no praise because it is our duty. Not only is there an art in knowing a thing but also a certain art in teaching it. SISTER ROSE DE LlMA Junior Home Room, English, Religion They are only truly great who are truly good. MRS. SUE LA CAVA Commercial Courses Power can do by gen' tleness that which vio' lence fails to accom- plish, and calmness best enforces the imperial mandate. MR. CHESTER DEMBOWSKI Football Coach Physical Education By the work one knows the work- MR. JOHN HOMKO Athletic Director Social Studies lt is the contest that delights us and not the victory. MRS. C. R. SHELLENBERGER Librarian A willing heart, a helping hand always ready on demand. fT16f1 MRS. HORTENSIA SAN JUAN Sophomore Home Room Spanish One good turn deserves another. MR. KENNETH GORMAN Freshman Home Room Mathematics We know the truth not only by reason but also by the heart. MISS LOURDES ESCRIBANO Sophomore Home Room English Diligence is the mother of good fortune. Wf MISS MARY SHEEHAN Freshman Home Room Latin, Home Economics Soul of fibre and heart of oak. MRS. MABEL ORTIZ Physical Education SIow of tongue and quick of eye. MR. EDWARD GEORGIA JR. Science Courses Gentle of speech: beneficient of mind. L-A MRS- JUUAN EBERLE MR. ALBERT SCHRADER JR Home and School Association President Dad's Club President The leadership and interest shown by the Home and School Associa- tion and the Dad's Club in the various activities of our school is deeply appreciated by all the pupils. But to us Seniors the parish enthusiasm displayed by the members of these organizations has been truly inspir- ing. We, the class ot '57, wish to express our gratitude to the officers and members of these organizations for helping to make our school years so pleasant. was WW! 935' CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: Elester Anderson, Albert Hamilton, Mrs. V. Corbeel, Mrs. Mary Herndon, Mrs. Viola LeFebvre, Mrs. Hazel Ulirsch, Mrs. C. Gillmor, Mrs. Helen Kovacs, Mrs. Carrie Cantlon. KM SN X X f k ' fl JA f TW qw fy f k ' 0 , XM!! Qc X Z CQ Now , 1 ff .. X Q M it 7145 H043-Q X x fx N if ff' 2 111. Secretary DOROTHY ANNE CRONIN New York, N.Y. January 17, 1940 Ambition: Teacher Senior Activities: Sodalityp National Honor Societyg Beacong Theresalitey Civics Club Dot . . . Secretary Sorrows . . . New York YANKEES . . . Piano Pains . , . Countless Clothes . . . Shorthand Sharpie . . . Lovely Lass With a Song in My Heart President RONALD JAMES KNOWLE5 Floral Park, N.Y. September 14, 1937 Ambition: Physicist Senior Activities: Choir, Beacon: Theresaliteg Science Clubg 'T Club Ron . . . A Real Leader , . . Athletic Toe . . , A8iP Addict . Presiclent's Problems . . . Envious ot Einstein Kick-oft King . . . Ray's Repeat Me and My Shadow CLASS P2 OFFICERS Vice President MARY KATHLEEN DUFFY Philadelphia, Pa. December l8, 1939 Ambition: Elementary Teacher Senior Activities: Sodalityg National Honor Societyg Theresa- litep Civics Cluloy T Club Kate . . . irish Eyes . . . Cheerful-always . . . Taxi Service . . . Notre Dame Rooter . . . Natural Curls . . . V.P. Vexa tions When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Treasurer JOHN MICHAEL BOSWORTH Bronx, N.Y. MBV 17 1939 Ambition: Engineer Senior Activities: Choirp National Honor Society Beacon Science Club, T Club John . . . Typing Trials . . . Ready Wit . . Deposits Anyone? . . . Treasurer's Terrors . . . Red-Headed Rascal . Freckles for Free Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? ' JULIE MARGUERITE ATKINS Stuart, Fla. September 16, 1939 Ambition: Social Worker Senior Activities: Sodality, National Honor Society, Beacon, Theresalite, Civics Club Julie . . . Two-Finger Typist . . . Editor Worries . . , Darn FreckIes . . . Blushing Belle . . . Wing Scout . . . Modeling Miss A Sweet Old-Fashioned Girl 3 . fr, me it DIANE ELIZABETH AYERS Key WEST, Fla. January 30, 1940 Ambition: Actress and Dancer Senior Activities: National Honor Society, Beacon, Theresa- litep Civics Club, Spanish Club T Club Di . . . Blonde Beauty . . . Dynamic Dancer . . . Peppy Personality . . , Captivating Cheer-leader . . . Photo Frets . . .Winning Ways A Pretty Girl ls Like a Melody MICHAELENE VALERIA BAKER Wyandotte, Mich. October 8, 1938 Ambition: Housewife Senior Activities: Beacon, Civics Club Mike . . . That's Shorthand? . . . Loves to Drive . . . Silence is Golden . . . Witty Ways . . . Famous for Flowers Sometimes l'm Happy JOHN JELLICO BARRY, JR. Aiken, S. C. June 26, I938 Ambition: To be a College Graduate Senior Activities: Altar Boys, Civics Club: T Club Johnny . , . Curly Top . . . Handy Helper . . .Firm Friend . . . Mischief Maker . . . Wild Over Water-Skiing . . . Jolly John For He's a Jolly Good Fellow DENISE MARIE BENOIST Miami, Fla. December 9, 1939 Ambition: Executive Secretary Senior Activities: Sodality, National Honor Society: Beacon: Theresalite: Civics Club De . . . Olds' Only . . . Pretty Blue Eyes . . . Trailing Tresses . . . Tireless Theresalite Typist . . . Sunny Smile . . . Delightful Dancer ln My Merry Oldsmobile RICHARD JOSEPH BRATZ Pittsburgh, Pa. May 15, 1939 Ambition: Architect Senior Activities: Civics Club: Science Club Dick . . . Girl-Shy . . . Flying Fiend . . . Wonderful Worker . . . Black Chevy . . . Sleepy Senior . . . Ready, Willing, and Able And So to Sleep Again EILEEN CLAIRE BUTLER Brooklyn' N-Y. August l, 1939 Ambition: Secretary Senior Activities: Beacon: Theresalite: Civics Club, T Club Eileen , , . Full of Fun . . . Personality Plus . . . Cute Cheerleader . . . Amazing Athletic Ability . . , Painstaking Poetess The Sunshine of Your Smile ALBERT LOUIS CARRICARTE Havana, Cuba July T9, T939 Ambition: Dentist Senior Activities: Science Club: Spanish Club: T Club Albert . . . Beil-Boy . . . Hails from Havana . . . Fine in Football . . . Anxious to Aid . . . Pleasantly Polite . . . Carefree Character The Bell Doth Toll I MARY ANN COOMES St. Augustine, Fla. October 28, T939 Ambition: Specialized Secretary Senior Activities: Sodality: National Honor Society: Beacon: Theresalite: Civics Club Mary Ann . . . Prefect Perfect . . . Super Spokesman . . . Always in St, Augustine . . . Pink and Grey Chevy . . Souvenir Saver . . . Attractive Asset Beautiful Brown Eyes BLANCA CECILIA CORREA Bogota, Colombia May 25, 1938 Ambition: Medical Secretary Senior Activities: Beacon: Spanish Club Blanqui Our Miss T Sweet Smile Cheer Chatter . . . Spanish Senorita . . . Shiny Black Hair I . . Lively Little Lady Dark Eyes JACQUELINE DIANE DANIEL New Bedford, Mass, January 18, 1939 Ambition: Teacher Senior Activities: Beacon: Civics Club Lynne . . . Half-pint Honey . . . Cute Crop of Curls . . . Massachusetts Maid . . . Able Activities Editor . . . Lively Laugh Sweet and Low LUIS CARLOS del VALLE Barranquilla, Colombia February 2, 1939 Ambition: Engineer Luis . . . Quiet-Sometimes . . . Comes from Colombia . . . Great Guy . . . Tall, Dark and Handsome . . . Mild- Mannered Man South American Way SUSAN MARIE ECKES Scranton, Pa. July 18, 1939 Ambition: Airline Hostess Senior Activities: Civics Club Susie . . . Able Artist . . . Fun and Fancy-Free . . . Dark and Delightful . . . Sweet and Shy . . . Born Bowler Ain't She Sweet JOANNE TERESA FARLEY Dillon, S. C. March 6, 1939 Ambition: Medical Secretary Senior Activities: Spanish Club, T Club JoAnne . . . Halo of Hair . . . Pretty Pug-nose . . . Crazy over Cuba . . . Sweet Short-Stuff . . . Chick Cheer- leader Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue JOHN MlCHAEL FITZGIBBON Coral Gables, Fla. August 13, 1939 Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Senior Activities: Altar Boys, Beacon, Theresalite, Civics Club, Science Club, T Club Mike . . . Terrible Tease . . . Splendid Sports Editor . . Swell Personality . , . Snappy Dresser . . . Witty Writer . . Generous Grin A Wonderful Guy MANUEL JOSEPH GARCIA New York, N.Y. January 2, 1939 Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Senior Activities: Spanish Club Mike . . . Manly Charm . . . Dynamic Dresser . . . Nice, Neat Newcomer . , . Friendly Fellow . . . Good-looking Guy . . Strong and Silent The Spanish Cavalier JUDITH JANE GRAHAM Saskatoon, Sask. July 6, 1939 Ambition: Airline Hostess Senior Activities: Civics Club Judy . . , Remote Residence . . . That Laugh!! . . . Sweet Smile . . . Looking for a Letter . . . Sold on Swimming . . . Lovely Lady Lovely to Look At FRANCIS XAVIER HAMlLTON New York, N.Y. March 7, 1939 Ambition: Corporation Lawyer Senior Activities: National Honor Society, Beacon: Theresalite: Civics Club: Spanish Club, T Club Frank . . . Hot-Rod Happy . . . Chewing Gum . . . Cool Clothes . . . Lively Little Lad . . . Swell Speaker . . . Terrific Personality Daddy-o JM MARY ALEXANDRA HIRSCH Chicago, ill. August 15, 1940 Ambition: High School Teacher Senior Activities: Sodaiityg National Honor Society, Beacon, Theresalite, Civics Club Mary Sandra . . . Feature Frets . . . Giggling Girl . . . Danger! A Driver . . . Pleasing Personality . . . Excellent Essay Younger Than Springtime I THOMAS CLIFTON JESSOP Miami Beach, Fla. Ambition: Chemical Engineer Senior Activities: Civics Club Tom . . . Righthand Man . . . Active in Assemblies . . . Comes from Canada . . . Crazy Crew-Cut . . . Trip Taker A Good Man is Hard to Find 'Wwe LOUIS JOSEPH HORKAN Miami, Fla. November 7, 1938 Ambition: Engineer Senior Activities: Altar Boys, Civics Club, T Club Louie . . . 10 o'clock Scholar . . . Always of Assistance . . . Pretzel Posture . . . Famous For Football . . . Funny Fellow The Fool May 17, 1940 PETER FRANK KLEIN, III Arlington, N. J. August 20, i939 Ambition: Medical Career Senior Activities: Beacon, Civics Club, Science Club Pete . , . Great Golfer . . . Fast Ford . . , Sweater With a Letter . . . Custodian ofthe Juke Box . . . Likeable Lad Music. Music, Music rn. , RAYMOND JOHN KNOWLES Floral Park, N.Y. September 14, 1937 Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Senior Activities: Choir, Beacon, Theresalite, Science Club, T Club Ray . . . Not At All Shy . . . Touchdown Twin . . . Class Spokesman . . . Aristotle Advocate . . . Ron's Repeat . . . Top of the T Club Me and My Shadow MOLLIE JANE MACKIN Madison, Wis. May 29, 1939 Ambition: Senior Activities, Beacon, Theresalite, Civics Club, Home Ec Club, T Club Mollie . . . Home Ec Horrors . . . Pony-Tail . . . u of Fun and Mischief . . . Splendid in Sports . . . Wonder- ful Wit Enioy Yourself MARY ALICE MCAVOY Philadelphia, Pa, February 13, 1940 Ambition: Airline Hostess Senior Activities: Sodalityg Civics Club Mary Alice . . . Real Pal . . . Dark-Eyed Doll . . . Philly Filly . . , Good-Looking New Gal . . . Lucky Lass . . .Triumphs in Trig Sweet and Lovely JOHN DAVID MUNCEY Roselle, N.J. Ambition: Naval Aviator Senior Activities: Altar Boy: Civics Club: T Club John . . . Crazy Character . . . Stepped-Up Studebaker . . . Coke-Crowd Casanova . . . Good-Naturecl Guy . . Man of Mischief . . . Anxious to Assist The Happy Wanderer 'N-sw BERYL ELAINE MILLER Cincinnati, Ohio August 12, 1939 Ambition: Airline Stewardess Senior Activities: Sodalityp Beacon: Theresaliteg Civics Club, T Club Beryl . . , Typing Whiz . . . Wing Scout . . . Excels in Sports . . . Musket Manager . . . Money-Mad Miss . , Trim Attire . . . Barrel of Fun On the Sunny Side of the Street' June 27, 1939 Science Club, BERNARD MICHAEL O'l-lANlON Waukegan, Ill. December 8, 1939 Ambition: Pilot Senior Activities: Altar Boys: Beacon: Civics Club: T Club Bernie . . . Crew-Cut CutfUp . . . Football Casualty . . . Hearty Ha-Ha . . . Able Athlete , . . Crazy White Car . . .Class Jester Makin' Whoopeeu Club MARY KATl'lERlNE PESOLA Pittsburgh, Pa. October 28, l939 Ambition: Nurse Senior Activities: Sodality: Civics Club: Science Club: T Club Mary . . , Basketball Belle . , . A Real Jolly Gal . . . Sweet Senior . . . Swell Sense of Humor , . . Fine Friend lt's All in the Game JO ANN ADAIR OVERMAN Baltimore, Nld. February 3 1940 Ambition: Private Secretary to an Admiral Senior Activities: Sodalityg National Honor Society Civics Jo Ann . . . A friend in Deed . . . Happy Hello Smile of Sincerity . . . Baltimore Booster . , Smart Senior Smilin' Through DAVID EDWARD PETTING Haverhill, Mass. Dece Ambition: Electrical Engineer Senior Activities: Science Club Dave . . . Nlan ot Few Words . . . Fond of Football . , . Sold on Stamps . . . Eager for Engineering Personality Breezin' Along with the Breeze WALTER JOSEPH RICKEY Pittsburgh, Pa. Ambition: Business Administration Senior Activities: National Honor Societyg Beacong Theresa- liteg Civics Club Walt . . . Regular Guy . . . Lean Lad Character . . , Dareful Driver . . . Business Manager's Blues . . . Swell Sergeant-at-Arms Be Happy Go Lucky ILL mber 27, 1939 . . , Pleasant CECILE MARIE RENUART Coral Gables, Fla. March 8, 1939 Ambition: Dental Hygienist Senior Activities: Sodalityg National Honor Society, Beacong Theresaliteg Civics Clubp Science Clubp T Club CeCe . . . Theresalite Troubles . . . Cute Wink and Smile . . . Ever a Cheerleader . . . Renuart Rooter . . . Patron Manager's Problems Swinging on a Star April I, 1939 . . . Comic CHARLES PHILIP SACHER Brooklyn, N. Y. September 5, 1939 Ambition: Lawyer Senior Activities: Altar Boys: National Honor Society: Beacon: Theresalite: Civics Club: T Club Charles . . . All-City Athlete . . . Super Salesman . . . Tiger . . . Ad-Hunting Blisters . . . Norte Dame Bound . . . Swell Senior Charlie My Boy OSCAR JESUS SCHWARZBERG Medellin, Colombia Ambition: Electrical Engineer Senior Activities: Science Club: Spanish Club Oscar. . . Trig Trials . . . Food Fair Fun . . . Wonderful Ways . . . Loves to Laugh . . Cheery Colombian . . . Good-hearted Gent Start the Day With a Smile CONSUELO SCHWARZBERG Medellin, Colombia December 27, 1938 Ambition: Medical Secretary Senior Activities: Spanish Club Connie . . . Cute and Sweet . . . Adorable Accent . . . Chatter-Box . . . Charming Colombian . . . Favorite Friend Happy Talk April 5, 1940 RAE LYNN MARIE STEVENSQN Minneapolis, Minn. January 16, 1939 Ambition: Lab Technician Senior Activities: Home Ec Club, Spanish Club Rae . f . Fascinatingly Feminine , . . Recent Rae . , . Smiles Sweetly . . . Hails from up North . . . Faithful Friend Smiles ..d ' THOMAS JOSEPH VICKERS Miami, Fla. March 29, 1939 Ambition: Chemical Engineer Senior Activities: National Honor Societyg Beacon, Science Club Tommy , . , Bright-Boy . . . Fisherman . . . Let's Beat Key West . . . Southern Gent . . . Cheerful Chuckle . . . Wonderful Wit Are You from Dixie? JOHN THOMAS WALSH Irvington, N,J, December 21, 1938 Ambition: Cartoonist Senior Activities: Beacon, Civics Club: T Club Jack . . . Annual Artist . . . Sold on Sports . . . Book- keeping Blues . . . Dandy Dancer . . . Terrific Traits . . . Cute Cartoonist l Could Have Danced All Night .-'.,,,,, -w- ff- TOMI ANN WIGHT Pensacola, Fla, June 7, 1939 Ambition: Legal Secretary Senior Activities: Sodalityg National Honor Societyp Beacon, Theresalitep Civics Club Tomi Ann . . . Sharp-Shooter . , . Mischievous Miss ...Diminutive Wight . . . Priceless Personality . . . Amiable Artist Small Fry SPECIAL STUDENT i ..,,. ss kiL.fi,gg ,slim 5,, Ht Qs lf! 'YQ my 524 its- O- i M-si .f-,zsi is ki We :11,,i.i,i ,as ,, mi E iQ1'rZiQiff - sfisszl: 4. ,,.2tg1, 2 JOHN BAPTIST BALZAM Throughout this year John has inspired the class with his many outstanding attributes. Al- though he came to us with a limited knowledge of our language, he has succeeded in becoming one of our firmest friends. We shall never for- get the warm smile of this fellow student and future engineer. NAME Julie Di Mike B. Johnny De John Dick Eileen Albert Mary Ann Blanqui Dot Lynne Luis Kate Susie JoAnne Mike F. Mike G. Judy Frank Mary Sandra Louie Tom Pete Ray Ron Mollie Mary Alice Beryl John M. Bernie JoAnn Mary Dave CeCe Walt Charles Connie Oscar Rae Tommy Jack Tomi Ann SENIOR FAVORITES SONG Stardust lf I Give My Heart To You Tenderly Magic Touch Love Walked ln True Love Singing the Blues Stardust Tonight You Belong to Me Dancing in the Dark No Other Love Tenderly My Prayer City of Angels True Love My Prayer Love ls a Many-Spendored Thing Boogie-Woogie Opus l My Prayer Moonglow Viennese Waltz Picnic Rip It Up Autumn in New York Stardust Tenderly Two Different Worlds Just My Bill Bali Hai City of Angels Rip lt Up Walk Hand in Hand With Me You Do Something to Me Blueberry Hill Picnic It's Almost Tomorrow Tenderly Espinita Auf Weiderseh'n Canadian Sunset Dixie Three Little Pigs Perfidia SAYING Why? Really and truly . .. Terrific! How 'bout that? Oh, well . . . Dog-gone right!!! Oh, swell That's a riot! Good heavens! That's the way it goes. Oh, heavens! That's goober! Just for chuckles. All right . . . I don't know . . . Sure! Oh, heavens! Hmmm . . . Yeah! Busy day . . . Who ya kiddin'? Mmmm goody! Cut it out, now. That's pretty good! Tough break . . . How ya doin', Kid? That's all right!!! You wouldn't kid me, would you? lt's a panic and a half. No foolin'! Oh, well . . . Well, l don't know . .. My cow! Good grief!!! Egads! C'mon ya'll-yell!!! Holy Christmas! Tough! Oh my gosh!!! Oh, brother! Holy cow! For Pete's sake! Where's Porky? Oh, prunes. CLASS FLOWER AND COLORS The Senior Class of T957 has chosen as its class flower the violet. Our class colors are purple and silver. The violet stands for faithfulness, purity, and modesty. It is our desire to imitate these virtues by patterning our future lives on the life of our Lady. ln addition, we shall attempt to practice the qualities of loyalty, honor, honesty, and truth throughout our lives. We chose purple, the color of royalty, to acknowledge the kingship of God and its guiding of our lives. ln choosing silver, the color of value, importance, and helpfulness, we wish to acknowledge the im- portance of our parents and teachers to us and thank them for their help and advice. CLASS MOTTO We, the Senior Class of l957, have chosen as our motto the words, Not finished, iust begun. High School life is, in a sense, an ending. When we leave Saint Theresa we are leaving behind our friends, our teachers, and familiar surroundings. These, together with the knowledge we have acquired here, will serve as the foundation of our future lives. With such a foundaa tion we can truly look forward to the future with a calmness and sense of direction and continue to strive toward the goals we have set for ourselves in this life and toward our happiness in the next. Dorothy Cronin MOTHER BELOVED The following song written by Father Daniel A. Lord, S.J., expresses our love and devotion to our Blessed Mother better Than we could ex- press them. Therefore, to Our Lady, the Queen of Peace and the Patron- ess ofthe Senior Class, we say with Father Lord, .loin your hands, loyal bands, While we pledge one another Unity and fealty To our Queen and our Mother. One our faith, One our love, One our Leader and Lord. One our aim, One hope above, One united accord. CHORUS Mother beloved of God and of men, Here at your feet, Faithful we meet, Comrades of Mary, Redeemed by your Son, Keep us, who love you, ln all things one. Torn in heart, flung apart, ln the world that denies you. Enmity and rivalry Fill the souls that despise you. We who kneel o'er us feel The sweet warmth of your smile. Grant us courage, hearts of steel, Facing triumph or trial. 'aff' .ur-Q gi THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of St. Theresa School, Class of 1957, City of Coral Gables, County of Dade, State of Florida, being of sound mind and good judgment, do hereby form and designate this last will and testament. ARTICLE I To the Reverend Monsignor Thomas Comber and to his Assistants, we leave our deepest respect and heartfelt gratitude for the help and encouragement they have given us through our school years. We leave to the faculty our appreciation and thanks for the many times they have aided us through their advice and understanding. We leave our special admi-ration and gratitude to our Senior home room teacher, Sister Marie Bernard. To our parents we leave our filial love and loyalty, for it has been their inspira- tion and guidance that have brought us thus far on the road to heaven and success. ARTICLE ll To the underclassmen we leave an example to live up to, with all the fun and heartaches that go with it. ARTICLE Ill To Mrs. Shellenberger we leave our thanks for putting up with us in the library during study hall, and do he-reby appoint her executrix with full power to see that this will is carried out. ARTICLE IV We leave the following to the Juniors: I, Dorothy Cronin, hereby leave to Betty Ann Allen my unique talent of blushing at the slightest provocation, while fervently hoping that she doesn't give it back. I, Mary Pesola, leave to Andrea Arens my desk in the back of the Senior Class, since she may have out-lived hers in the front of the Junior Class. I, Beryl Miller, bequeath my illustrated booklet, How to Attract MP's while 2,000 Miles from Home, to Joanne Batchellar, in the hope that she may find out who her admirers are. I, Walter Rickey, leave to Ed Barry my key to happiness. I, Luis del Valle, hereby leave to Louis Carricarte my desk in front of Sister and my yellow pants. I, Frank Hamilton, hereby bequeath to Henry Cobb my book entitled, How to Get Excellent Grades With No Sweat, that he may use it as fruitfully as I have. I, Molly Mackin, leave to Karen Cook my natural-colored hair, provided it stays the same. I, Diane Ayers, will to Mary Correa my big black bag along with all my bottles of pills. I, John Barry, hereby leave to Dick Cunniff my ability to play football, hoping that he uses it better than I did, 'cause I didn't. I, Albert Carricarte, leave to Bill Cunningham my automobile driving record of running down seventeen jungle bunnies, three alligators, and one flying lizard in the hope that he will break it with his bicycle. I, Bernie O'Hanion, hereby will to Vincent De Cario my ability to make up original jokes. I, Mike FitzGibbon, leave to Frank Di Camillo my own special spaghetti recipe, complete with motzaball sauce. I, Denise Benoist, being of sound mind, take everything with me when I go. Dick Bratz, leave to Edward Drake my unique ability to make two landings on one approach. Louis Horkan, gladly leave to George Drury my pair of seventeen-inchers, for l know he will fill them. Rae Stevenson, leave to Jeannie Duffy Sister Marie Bernard's English tests. Kate Duffy, bequeath to Marie Fiscus my athletic ability and my love of sports. Judy Graham, leave to Peggy Hanlon my famous intelligence. Charles Sacher, leave to Anna Hubers my remarkable fortune of getting nominated for anything and everything. Tom Jessop, bequeath to Pat Kiel my assorted collection of palm fronds, coco- nuts and banana peels. Tommy Vickers, leave to Tommy Longwell my ability to stay out of trouble. Consuelo Schwarzberg, do hereby leave to Marian Mackarvich my Spanish accent and my Latin personality. Pete Klein, bequeath to John Mackin my ability to charm the faculty, fun in the red bomb, laughs at the times, blasts at the shack, and my charmed duels. John Muncey, leave to Joe Martinez my special knack with English homework and my ability to get along with Sister Marie Bernard. Mary Ann Coomes, do hereby leave to Natalie McCleskey my ability to give un- prepared speeches at Sodality Convention while hoping that she doesn't have to give too many. John Bosworth, will to Albert McCurdy my ability to hound people for money. Tomi Ann Wight, leave to Nancy McEwen my Secret Formula Growing Pills in hopes that she uses them to a greater advantage than I did. Cecile Renuart, bequeath to Jackie McKone my ability to yell the loudest at the football games. Ron Knowles, will to Robert McTague my athletic toe because he took such good care of the shoe that protected it. Mike Garcia, hereby bequeath to Alain Minet my ability to offer proficient and fluent discourse in three different languages. JoAnn Overman, leave to any inquisitive science student my secret formula for blowing up the Chem lab. Mary Alice McAvoy, do hereby leave to Kathleen Monaghan my straight hair and a tube of dark lipstick. Eileen Butler, will to llka Nicole my ability to get more carbon on myself than on the paper in typing class. Julie Atkins, bequeath to Joanne Norman my marvelous modeling talents and my ability to look sophisticated. Mike Baker, leave to Ed Paluch my hopped-up walking shoes. Blance Correa, hereby leave to Paul Quinn my amazing knowledge of the Spanish language. Lynne Daniel, bequeath to Kathy Rickey my useful' knack of catching a ioke before it is lost forever. Mary Sandra Hirsch, reluctantly leave to Joanie Rozum my driver's license and all the talent that goes with it. Susan Eckes, leave to Pastora San Juan my ability to forget everything. Dave Pettingill, leave to Thomas Sherry my undying wit and grid-iron dexterity. Jack Walsh, will to Al Smith my unusual assortment of binoculars, hoping he will put them to a better use than I did. Ray Knowles, leave to Julia Torres my well-known conversational ability and my likeable personality. JoAnne Farley, hereby leave to Norma Willenborg my ability to talk during Study Hall, hoping that she may use it as well as l did. Oscar Schwarzberg, leave to the Junior Class Mr. Gorman's mathematical iokes. Signed by: MARY SANDRA HIRSCH MARY ANN COOMES witnessed by DOROTHY CRONIN PAUL QUINN JOANNE NORMAN WHATEVER WILL BE, WILL BE Julie Atkins will be an internationally-famed ballerina. Diane Ayers will create the world's largest pocketbook. Mike Baker will own a florist-undertaker monopoly. John Barry will sell a hair-straightener. Denise Benoist will star in the water-ski show at Cypress Gardens John Bosworth will own Eastern Air Lines. Dick Bratz will pilot a rocket ship to the moon. Eileen Butler will own a telephone. Albert Carricarte will take the first picture of a man from Mars. Mary Ann Coomes will run a helicopter service to St. Augustine. Blanca Correa will design travel posters for Colombia. Dorothy Cronin will be the first woman manager of the Yankees. Lynne Daniel will be the Miami distributor of Boston baked beans. Luis del Valle will be the chief usher at the Gables Theater. Kate Duffy will be a teacher and have to eat lunch at the school cafeteria. Susan Eckes will be the world's most renowned souvenir collector. JoAnne Farley will be a model on the program, The 564,000 Question. Mike FitzGibbon will be the head of a demolition crew. Mike Garcia will star in a movie called The Continental. Judy Graham will publish the book, l O01 New Things to Do in Shorthand. Frank Hamilton will sell plaid belts. Mary Hirsch will be a famous lecturer about Chicago. Louie Horkan will be a truant officer. Tom Jessop will own Eagle's Five and Ten. Pete Klein will be a famous collector of 78 r.p.m. records. Ray Knowles will be President of Food Fair. Ron Knowles will be his competitor as head of A 81 P. Mollie Mackin will manufacture false pony-tails for the less fortunate 'of the world. Mary Alice McAvoy will teach the Philadelphia dialect at the U. of M. Beryl Miller will be the American leader of the Girl Scouts. John Muncey will be Wrigley's chief competitor. Bernie O'Hanion will teach Civics at S. T. H. JoAnn Overman will be the National Director of the WAVES. Mary Pesola will win a gold medal in the Olympics. Dave Pettengill will own the world's largest stamp collection. Cecile Renuart will launch a termite invasion at Lindsey Lumberyard. Walter Rickey's company will publish the Beacon. Charles Sacher will not be nominated for president, thus ending his long nomina- tion streak. Oscan.-Schwarzberg will teach the art of English pronunciation. Connie Schwarzberg will teach Spanish Shorthand. Rae Stevenson will inaugurate the walking competition in the Olympics. Tommy Vickers will be voted the Right-hand Man of the Year. Jack Walsh will create the comic strip Wally, the Waltzing Walrus. Tomi Ann Wight will manufacture elevated shoes. MARY HIRSCH DOROTHY CRONIN MARY ANN COOMES Q ,, Outstanding Seniors in Scholastic Activities L :nn 3 Cutest Boy and Girl '4--Q Outstanding Seniors in School Spirit Besf AH-ArOUnd Outstanding Seniors in Religious Activities i Outstanding Seniors in Athletic Activities a0m ,v-N Ofii str' Friendliest ,gt A Wiiti'-BST Outstanding Seniors in Social Activities Outstanding Seniors in Co-operation CLASS HISTCRY Shakespeare said, All The world's a sTage, and all The men and women merely players. As The Class of 1957, we have Taken our parT in The greaT enacTmenT of HisTory and Time. Many players have been wiTh us in The pasT years, some have ioined us and lefT again. LeT us recall wiTh pleasure The advenTs of The players who are wiTh us now, Those who will be wiTh us aT ThaT Time we all look forward To, GraduaTion Nighf. Our MisTress and MasTer of Ceremonies are The Two who have been wiTh us since Kindergarfen Days, Cecile RenuarT and Mike FiTzGibbon. ATTer cordially greeTing The audience, The emcees proceeded To inTroduce The various members of The casT. FirsT To appear on The sTage were Denise BenoisT, JoAnne Farley, Louis Horkan, Beryl Miller, John Muncey, and Charles Sacher, who en- Terfained us wiTh a reciTaTion of Their newly-learned A B C's. For The second acT, Bernie O'Hanion, a young comedian, was presenTed, and he was followed by Tomi Ann WighT and Tommy Vickers, our Third acT, who enTerTained us wiTh a lively dance rouTine. Close on Their heels, came The fourTh presenTaTion by Jack Walsh, The original Drood- ler, whose clever creaTions amused us all. Mary Pesola and AlberT CarricarTe highlighfed The fifTh selecTion, a magic acT. The sixTh number was a record panTomime by Judy Graham. Mary Ann Coomes and DoroThy Cronin presenTed a piano dueT, which was our sevenTh acT. The eighTh acT was a medley of songs by a small Glee Club. The members werei Julie ATkins, Diane Ayers, Mike Baker, Dick BraTz, Eileen BuTler, Blanca Correa, Luis del Valle, KaTe Duffy, and Mary Sandra Hirsch. This was a fiTTing finale Tor The firsT parT of The program. During inTermission, we found ourselves enThusiasTically discussing This parT of The show, and anxiously awaiTing The second parT. The ninTh acT began The second parT of The show. IT was an amusing comedy skiT by Susan Eckes, Frank HamilTon, JoAnne Overman, and Connie and Oscar Schwarzberg. A skillful sporTs presenTaTion, our TenTh acT, was performed by Mollie Mackin, John BosworTh, Ray and Ron Knowles, David PeTTingill, and WalTer Rickey. A quarTeT consisTing of Lynne Daniel, John Barry, Tom Jessop, and PeTe Klein sang our favoriTe songs as The elevenTh number. The Three personalifies in The TwelfTh and lasT acT were Rae STevenson, Mary Alice McAvoy, and Mike Garcia, who gave a musical rendiTion of our class song. The show could noT end wiThouT a word of appreciaTion To The sponsors, our parenTs, The advisors, our school TaculTy, and The direcTors, our pasTor and his assisTanTs. WiThouT Their guidance, our school years would never have been so successful, and our fuTure would noT be as brighT. .V CORONATION BALL fa sy! 55 An Orchid To You KING BERNIE and QUEEN EILEEN r Court bu... June Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. CHRONICLE 1956 -End of school year. Juniors look forward to their Senior year with excitement. School opens. We are finally Seniors! Class officers elected. First Sodality meeting of the new year. Everyone is busy reading the first edition of the Theresalite. Seniors order class rings, name cards, and choose invitations. First pep rally and the Civics Club holds a Back to School dance. First Football game. Everyone is happy because we beat Pinecrest 34-7. Seniors put on a Columbus Day assembly. St. Pat's game canceled because of rain. Despite showers we defeat St. Pat's 47-6 Civics Club purchases a iuke box for the cafeteria. S. T. H. defeats St. Ann's at West Palm Beach 20-13. First National Honor Society meeting. -Seniors take National Merit Scholarship exams. Halloween Carnival begins. Juniors present The Trial of Bridget Bishop for their assembly. Key West de- feats S. T. H. 20-7. Juniors give their first dance of the year-Junior Jumble. Musket goes to press. The fighting Musketeers held Hialeah to a T3-O loss in the most exciting game of the season. A Victory Dance was held in the cafeteria. Herald essays due. St. Theresa defeats Central Catholic in another thriller and wins the Catholic Conference Title. Score lf-7-13. The Sottiles have a dinner for the team and a party afterwards. Muskets go on sale. We lose to Belle Glade 7-O Voting for Miss T begins. Sophomores give a Thanksgiving assembly. School closes for Thanksgiving holidays. Thanksgiving Day. Homecoming pep rally held in cafeteria. Blanca Correa was named Miss T and Julie Atkins was runner-up. Homecoming Game. We slaughtered St. Anastasia 58-7. Homecoming Dance that night. Seniors receive name cards. Civics Club assembly. Mr. Gariety lectures on Flying Saucers. Mary Hirsch and Joanne Overman are named winners of the Herald Essay Contest. Freshmen give a talent show and school closes for Christmas vacation. Birthday of Our Lord. At Christmas Formal John Walsh and Cecile Renuart reign as Mr. and Miss Merry Christmas. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. March March March March March Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May May June June CHRONICLE 1957 Feast of the Circumcision. Back to school to complete the last half of our Senior year. At the first basket- ball game we lose to Tech 66-44. Central Catholic beats us 52-42. Seniors proudly receive their class rings. Mid-term exams begin. The Girls' Basketball team defeats Notre Dame 24-19. Sophomores present a Jamaica Farewell dance. Sophomore assembly. St. Theresa bows to St. Ann's 47-57. St. Theresa again bows to St. Ann's 54-64. S. T. H. loses to Southwest 48-52. Louis' All Stars vs. the Varsity. Score-l T8-30. St. Pat's defeats us in our last game 72-43. The Girls' Basketball team runs past St. Pat's 26-21. Spanish Club Assembly. No school. Everyone has a very enioyable time at the Coronation Ball. Seniors have rings blessed then off to the beach for a day of fun. Banquet is held to honor the football players. Seniors take Gainesville Tests. Latin Club Assembly. Feast of St. Joseph. No classes. Sodality Assembly. April Fools Day. Retreat begins. Easter Sunday. No school. May Procession in honor of Our Lady. The wonderful Junior-Senior Prom. Home Economics Club Assembly. Mother-Daughter breakfast given by Sodalists and installation of new officers. Seniors are busy taking their last exams at S. T. H. Award Day. Exams for undergraduates. Ascension Thursday-no classes. Graduation Day for the Class of 1957. The day we have so looked forward to is here at lastg but somehow we leave with a sigh of regret. Closing of school. Aln t they cuts 5533 fl Y E wh if 1 5?5ff3Q ,W Pram Bias. 'GS NYU and Ruzwf MQSRQM The Thinkers Stare of fel oalancpd Touc Ie everybody happy P1ease W ic, Maestro, MIAMI The long way home Friends to the e Dot 0 could have M ed all night ' Q? ll O Madam 1 1 , you're no t working 04 A , fr f 6 ,W Z 50rrEpAr A Cx X no Z f ww f .Q s o q Q '4 Paul Quin President Joan Rozurn Vice President JUN Betty Ann Allen Andrea Arens Edward Barry Joanne Baichellar Louis Carricarte Henry Cobb Karen Cook Mary Correa Richard Cunniff William Cunningham r gp , jg Bu..-.1 :h , . 71 f' . 7' mmm Vincent-Decario Frank Ducamillo Edward Drake George Drury Jeannie Duffy Marie Fiscus Margaret Hanlon A006 l'lUbel'S IORS Patrick Kiel Thomas Longwell Natalie McCleskey Albert McCurdy Robert McTag ue Alain Minet Ed Paluch Kathleen Rickey Marion Mackarvich John Mackin Nancy McEwen Jackie Mc Kone Kathleen Monaghan llka Nichole Pastora San Juan Thomas Sherry Julia Torres Norma Willenborg Joanne Norman Joe Martinez Secretary Treasurer J J iffllw J L H4610 NM k AVA!!-All-I Warland Griffith Peter Myles Margaret Pucko lohn Evans Tim Really President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant ar Arms SOPHOMORES Jacqueline Bon Tempo Edward Bratz Nancy Clark Winnie Cobb Ann Dinsmore Lois Drake Margaret Ferris Patricia Fleming Richard Grant Mary Ann Horton Arlene Canton Mike Carricarte Richard Dandurand Victor Decario Joseph Drury Judy Epprecht Bernard Gagliano Sandra Gibbons James Knowles Robin Langley Mike Lyons Carl Mannone Judy McCleskey Donald Mega William Parodi Richard Politz Frances Schneider David Shannon Edward Stevenson Barbara Stewart John Tormey Richard Willenborg Victor Matousek Walter Mayew George Mills Eileen Mulgrew John Quinn Teddy Roe Mary Shea Micheal Sinnes Mary S-torch Madonna Streacker Not Pictured John Antonacci Richard Oros Jim Weber JOE! Eversman MBVY Ann Dion Jim Ellison Mary Ann Mcflaughan f Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Joseph Keele Micheal Patty Sara Mackin TLWOYTIHS NOrr'nan Steve Lee President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms FRESHMEN Maria Altimiran Mary Antonacci Dolores Arrnengol Mary Ellen Burch Mary Buzzella Carolyn Caplan Doris Deal Susan Dinsmore Nicholas Drury Pat Fuller Paul Fuller Jean Gascoyne Patricia Girten Rita Gould Lawrence Gross Kathryn Barry James Brick Anne Brion Lynne Conner Andrew Damico James Davis Annette Durocher Francis Farkas John Ferris Patricia Gensley Corinne Germain Thomas Gibbons Barbara Hackett Francis Harris Mary Ellen Herndon Not Pictured: Mary Fernander Sandy Lyons Cynthia Hicks Ann Higgins William Hirsch Diann Martin Ann McAvoy Cory McGuire Daniel Parodi Skipper Phebus Robert Porter James Sarallo Florence Simmons Marilyn Siver John Walsh Herbert Wernsing James Winston Harry Jordan Eleanor Khoury Herman Kiene Diane Molnar Victoria Montana Jeanne Orwig Sharon Ransburgh Ann Rehm Claudette Renuart Sharon Stegman Alfred Turrisi Mary Lou Venditti Mary Lee Woods Katherine Wright Janet Young SUZBYWG Soffile Judy Cook Metta Stephens Pfesldenf Vice President Secretary nm -...,,. 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Editor , Assistant Editor Feature Editor Assistants Activities Editor Assistants , ,7E,a 7 Sports Editor so Assistants 7, Photography Editor ,,,, Assistant ,7,,,,,,, , 7,7,7 , BEACON Julie Atkins Ron Knowles Mary Sandra Hirsch Mary Ann Coomes Dorothy Cronin Lynne Daniel , ae,, Beryl Miller Denise Benoist , Mike FitzGibbon , Mollie Mackin Ray Knowles 7 Diane Ayers Blanca Correa STAFF Art Editor Assistants ., . Business Manager Advertising Manager Assistants ,,,,,,uu,,,u, A Circulation Manager u,uA,, u,u,, Assistants ,,e,, ,, A Patron Manager ,,,,,,, Advisor , . ,C 7 ,, . Sister Marie Bernard C eeuu . John Walsh Tomi Ann Wight John Balzan uuuuuu Pete Klien Charles Sacher Mike Baker Tommy Vickers Frank Hamilton John Bosworth Walter Rickey Bernard O'Hanion Cecile Renuart Eileen Butler A YNii'Eia1T hir Mary Hirsch Sponsor Julie Atkins MR. GORMAN i I John Bosworth Pfesldenf DOROTHY CRONIN Joann Overman Cecile Renuart Denise Be,-.0351 Vice President THOMAS VICKERS I I Secretary Kate Duffy l Walter Rickey MARY ANN COOMES ., ,I P Rae Stevenson vfreasu,-ef Mary Pesola CHARLES SACHER Na'jQgnM,Q:f,lQfJen'1 Ronald Knowles Natalie McCleskey Pi3Zr:geSg1orJn3gg William Cunningham - H 1 Si l l 'V l Wx... Editor , , , Copy Editor 7 Art Editor , Sports Editors Feature Editors Grade School Social Editors Proofreaders THERESALITE STAFF 7 Cecile Renuart Julie Atkins , Tomi Ann Wight 7 7 Beryl Miller Charles Sacher Joanne Norman Joan Rozurn Mary Ann Coomes Denise Benoist Jo Anne Farley Mike FitzGibbon , Mary Sandra Hirsch Dorothy Cronin Advisor zu F, F , A 3, s ll ' 'fig . ty, Q. sf Business Manager Circulation Assistants . Senior Reporter Junior Reporter 7 E Sophomore Reporters Freshman Reporters Mrs. Sue LaCava B Walter Rickey Ron Knowles Eileen Butler Ray Knowles Kate Duffy Frank Hamilton Mollie Mackin ,, , Diane Ayers Natalie McCIeskey Mary Shea Ann Dinsrnore Lynn Conner Janet Young SODALITY Sister Marie Bernard OFFICERS COMMITTEES Prefect J , Mary Ann Coomes Apostolic Jeannie Duffy Vice Prefect 7, eeeee Natalie McCleskey Catholic Truth Joann Overrnan Secretary 7 Julie Atkins Eucharist , Beryl Miller Treasurer ,a,, 7, Kate Duffy Our Lady's Dorothy Cronin Publicity , Mary Sandra Hirsch llT,, Mr. John Homko President , 7 e ,, Ray Knowles Secretary f H Vice President C C, John Walsh Treasurer CIVICS CLUB Mr. John Hornko President , , , Charles Sacher Vice President , Beryl Miller Sergeant-at-Arms ,, Cecile Renuart Beryl Miller Corresponding Secretary , A, ,,7,s,,, Julie Atkins Recording Secretary ,, C ,, Walter Rickey Cecile Ren uart HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Miss Sheehan President ss Mollie Mackin Secretary Ann Rehrn Vice President Doris Dear Treasurer s, . W Anne Brion sw-...V nllnigg-X. W' s., S... i 5 S E P rx SPANISH CLUB Mrs. San Juan President 7,, , ca Consuelo Schwarzberg Secretary , Mary Correa Vice President , , Blanca Correa Treasurer Joan Rozum LATIN CLUB Miss Sheehan President 7, 7 Jim Weber Secretary Mary Shea Vice President , 7 Mike Patty Treasurer Nancy Clark , Wli X 'll ll 5 2 wand' SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Georgia President , , Ray Knowles Secretary Natalie McCIeskey Vice President ,,aa,e, ,, , Cecile Renuarf Treasurer ,ss,,s John Bosworth PATROL BOYS MR. INGLESE 41 ,hm ii is WAVN ALTAR BOYS Sponsor, FATHER DONNELLY CHOIR MR. PEPIN ff A ? W jx ff Kr ' 0 Kr! N KL Q N 5146? E5 Z Qxivh S 5 Rig!! fwmcfv M H 1 X xx 4 ,. X 5 U EE N A NM K Q1 6 -1 Q in 'Q Coach JOHN HOMKO CHARLES SACHER All-City All-City Catholic All-State Catholic LOUIS HORKAN All-Ciiy Catholic All-State Catholic As. Coach CHET DEMBOWSKI 1 I St. Theresa went beyond ex- pectations and downed a rug- ged Pine Crest High, 31-7, in their first game of the season. Taking advantage of the Fort Lauderdale team's fumbles, Ellison and Di Camillo had a field day passing the goal line, with O'Hanion making a spectacular diving catch in the end zone. JIM ELLISON JACK ELLISON St. Theresa continued on its high scoring campaign as it whisked by the Shamrocks of St. Patrick's, 46-6, Touch- down seemed to be the word of the day for the Musketeers as they rode the high winds past the ill-fated Miami Beach team. In an important Conference game, the Musketeers took another step towards the crown in defeating St. Ann's, 20-7. With Ellison again mak- ing two touchdowns and pass- ing for another, the Musket- eers looked as if they might have their first Catholic Con- ference title in the bag. ALBERT CARRICARTE ty E L A s T r FRANK DI CAMILLO 'A WARLAND GRIFFITH A long bus ride and a powerful Key West High team proved to be too much for the Musketeers as they put up a futile bout, only to lose, 20-O. Finding the ground work too slow QB Ellison took to the air, only to find the Conchs greedily intercepting. This was our first defeat of the season. St, Theresa rambled on as they proved the critics to be wrong by flattening the Hia- leah eleven, 13-O. Smith and Ellison used the last quarter to score against the Thoro- breds in an exciting game, one that was an important win for Coach Homko. RON KNOWLES JOHN MACKIN The Musketeers won their first Catholic Conference Crown by defeating Central Catholic, 19-13. ln an evenly- matched game the Raiders came from behind to tie up the game, 13-13. But sparked by HB Jack Ellison and the desire for the title, St. Theresa scored in the dying minutes to give shaken Mr. Homko his long-awaited Conference trophy. RAY KNOWLES TIM REILLY The Musketeers closed the season in grand style by whipping the Golden Rams of St. Anastasia, 58-7. The Homecoming crowd at Comb- er Field saw the second team in fine condition for the first time, while they alternated with the first team, who made the touchdowns almost faster than the score-keepers could tally them. Belle GIade's Rams gave St. Theresa their second de- feat in the hardest-fought game of the season. Barely able to move against the tight opposing defenses, neither team knew whose game it was until the closing whistle. lt looked as if either team might explode any second, but the Rams held their seven point lead until the end. AL SMlTH 1 we ... SAINT THERESA HOMECOMING, 1956, AT COMBER FIELD The Musketeers defeated Saint Anastasia's Golden Rams, 58-7. Above is a picture of the game. Di Camillo makes a key block as Ellisor comes around end. Below is Homecoming Queen, Blanca Correa lrightj and runner-up, Julie Atkins, with their escorts, Jack Walsh and Pete Klein. BERNIE FRANK JOHN Captain VARSITY SCORES We SSSS.. . 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CORAL GABLES FIRST NATIUNAL B A N K 100 MIRACLE MILE - coRAL males, FLORIDA M b Fd IR dFd lop fl cCpoto COMPLIMENTS TO THE Seniors of ST. THERESAS SCHOOL Renunnrfw a Everything To Build Zylhingu Coral Gables . . . Perrine Miami Shores . . . Norfh Miami Beach LEMAN STUDIO, INC 267 Alhambra Circle CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA Telephone HI 8-9300 Official PI'1o+ograpI1er for I956 BEACGN Congratulations to the Senior Class of '57 M Q42 SZ. Qzm J '5 7 Gm LAUNDRY DRIVE IN SAME DAY SERVICE NO EXTRA CHARGE 3890 Bird Road lal' Ponce de Leon Boulevardl THE RECORD MART A CompIe+e Sfock of All 'I'he La'I'esI' Popular Recordings 2339 Ponce de Leon Boulevard CORAL GABLES 34, FLORIDA Phone HI 6-I99I Complimenls of SHEEHAN BUICK Miami. Florida S A N Z 4-I393 Telephones 4-9352 K-X WIIF Fruifs and Pecans CHECKER NORMAN.S A COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Delivery Service 3850 S. W. 8I'h S'I'ree+ Phone HI 6-046I SERVICE STATION Complefe Service for Your Car I600 Ponce de Leon Blvd. ROAD SERVICE FRanlglin 9-3090 68 Easl' Flagler Sfreel' Miami, Florida I lLAer41rom BRAS GIRDLES LINGERIE HOSIERY SWIM SUITS Complimenls Io I'he Seniors JAMES M. HESS, REALTOR I400 Ponce de Leon Blvd. CORAL GABLES. FLORIDA Phone HI 3-4677 Two Siores 'I'o Serve You LEE'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY I270 Coral Way, Miami PHONE FR 9-2836 40I Coral Way, Coral Gables PHONE HI. 8-I728 FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Complimenis of TONI'S Infanis Thru Teens SOUTH MIAMI I PHAR MACY PHONE IVIO. I-0404 4720 LE JEUNE ROAD CORAL GABLES. FLA. Prescripfions and Cosmefics Priva'I'e Ins'Iruc'I'ions for All Ages Hammond Organ STUDIOS of Soufh Miami 57I8 Sunsei' Drive CROSSROADS BLDG. WM. C. VAUGHT, Direcfor MO 7-3772 M MO 7-627I A' Cornices 9 Draperies 5-A S Folding Door 9+ 5,5999 Cus'I'om Upholsfering 678I RED ROAD SOUTH MIAMI. FLA. MOhawIc I-7876 DUSSAULT STATIONERY COMPANY, INC OFFICE SUPPLIERS 5822 Sunsei' Drive SOUTH MIAMI. FLA. Headquariers 'For Brunswick Equipmen'I' Bowling balls, shoes and bags, home pooI fables, Ioys and games. 'Ieam ou'HiiH'ers, gym suifs. ZIPP SPORTING GOODS MONROE ZIPP C ngakkgd 'toad orner o a Su + Phone MO 6-903' souTH MI1:MI,nFLORI1DiA CompIimenI's of ROY KEY McCLESKEY Realior I54 GIRALDA AVE. ALLEN'S DRUG STORE CompIeI'e Prescripiion Service Phone MO I-6700 4000 Red Road a+ Bird KODAK SUPPLIES WE DELIVER as S, -W I 0ff2?M6onu4c Eiiemif-fa-.Q-'T' 1 A --til f l'!2.215m :1 .- :z- Icai ns' JTUfT5s5 'f iw' In-g.Lf,,f gg--..., Sf g ,,- , Augie? wc 4- ,B fc '.1'f:J,y' ' r 'I 'I to ,wa-ze-vs 'Ta .. l QP 'f 5 ' Iillihw- -...,,,,.. ,. ., ,.f- ,. nmuau i s -Q VI RIM- 'F - as 'ao . MESS T12 . -: 15.1 552 CUNARD Complimenfs of SMITTY'S RESTAURANT 5952 S. Dixie Highway SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA DUCK-IN-SERVICE AI'Ian'Iic Gas and Oils 375 S. Dixie Highway MO I-9I54 TYLER'S RESTAURANTS for Fine Foods I526 Ponce de Leon BIvd. CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA Phone 83-6657 wm Flagler sr. me N. w. 36th semi S. Dixie Highway Miami, Florida Complimenfs of SUMMERS GREETINGS I744 S.W. Isi' SI'reeI' Miami, Florida Complimenfs of a Friend GREATEST OPPORTUNITIES UNDER TIIE SUN! Florida's remarkable growth offers the brightest future for you! For higher education choose universities and colleges in Florida! Florida institutions have achieved remarkable advances, now rank among the finest in the nation. And you'll receive training that will specially ffm equip you for Florida careers! ftyyfmm For rewarding careers take advantage of opportunities in Florida! Florida is the fastest-growing state east of the Missis- sippi. Industry is expanding rapidly, young med and women are in demand. Success lies ahead for those who stake their future in Florida now! QLTEFLORIDA Powln s. LIGHT comnuv Washing Polishing Lubrication Everything in Athletic Line GUY BUTLER'S l-ll 6-9467 Gas SPORTS SHOP SUNOCO Oil Gym Suits Fishing Taclcle 5 ' S 'fs Spearguns JOE GODWIN TwSrh1irtsu' Masks-Snorlcels Batteries and Accessories Sweat Shirts Swim Fln5 Battery Charging Athletic Shoes A'll1leilC Sox 22l4 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables. Fld. 2I62 PONCE DE LEON Good Luck to All at St. Theresa COULTER HARDWARE 84 PAINT CO. Best Wishes to the Class of '57 Painting Decorating Free Estimates JOSEPH lJOEl KEEFE Phone MO I-7777 Licensed ll'1SUl'ed JIMMY HATHAWAY'S Alhambra Apothecary, lnc. 2200 Ponce cle Leon Blvcl. CORAL GABLES, FLA. Ph. HI 6-0864 Free Delivery The success and happiness of 'Ihe s+udenI's of S+. Theresa's is 'rhe earnesf desire and 'rhe reason for THE HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION AUTHORIZID FRIGIDAIRE o:Au:n S'1'ANG's APPLIANCES CompIimen'I's of SUNSET COURT MORTGAGE CO. Val H. Sfieglifz PresicIenI' Paul U. Tevis 5863 S D SOUTH MIAMI FLORIDA P M0 7 M64 7225 S. W. 57+I1 C+. MO 6-002I CompIimenI's RED ROAD HOUSE OF BEAUTY 2208 S. W. 57II1 Ave. of Tel. Mohawk 6-8686 A Oome in and Gei' Acquainied FRIEND Finger Wave and Shampoo SI5 BUS TERMINAL NEWSSTAND MILEO PHOTO SHOP Ed - Jewell - JOSH Developing - Prinfing PeI 'Y Camera Repairs - PhoI'o Supplies coRAL GABLES, FLORIDA 2'05PE2:Ze'-'ae8'jZ29B d' A. B. C. SCHOOL UNIFORMS 3234 N. W. 38+h S+ree+ NE 4-I I57 FROM KINDERGARTEN THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL Be Wise . . . . . . MuI'uaIize HARTNETT, INC. Insurance-Real Esfafe Hlghland 3-I60I 2836 Ponce de Leon Blvd. CORAL GABLES, FLA. CompIimenI's of OLYMPIA HEIGHTS SERVICE STATION S. W. 991'h Ave and Bird Road Telephone MO I-0325 HOME ARTS - GIFTS Greefing Cards-Ceramics-Sfafionery CosI'ume JeweIry-DoIIs 5742 Bird Road Miami 43, Flo 'da Qualify and Service JEPHSDN PHARMACY 2347 Ponce de Leon Boulevard Phone Highland 6-0848 Coral Gables, Fla. FLORIDA KITCHENS. INC. 3746 Bird Road MIAMI, FLORIDA Complimenfs of CORAL GABLES SIGN CO. H. E. Schaefer, Owner EASY METHOD AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL MO 3-8I49 CompIe+e Dual ConIroI Cars 30' AI A C I I Phone HI 8-266I 25I6 Wes+ Flagler S+ Im Ve om Gabes can Us - We can for You LAWN DECORATION HEADQUARTERS URNS BENCHES FIGURINES UMBRELLAS TABLE SETS JARDINIERS BIRD BATHS FLOWER POTS FLOWER BOXES LAWN ORNAMENTS WALL BRACKETS LAWN NAME PLATES Famed '4 Old Mill Flowers for All Occasions M 79th Sf. .6 Bri 99 sr 3' I of o R 5 I . o 3 Z' . -E Venetian ng . ' I f E qevvlwxyxl Mc rf ur U' O l 3 9 OMO S X -QQ t . W. -Q 81h Sf. O Tamiami T, K Troil W it 0 I U If 3535 s.w. sm STREET QTAMIAMI TRAILJ MIAMI, FLORIDA Phones: Hlghland 8-IOIO Highland 8-2455 CongraI'ula+ions fo I'he Graduafing Class of l957 MR. AND' MRS. H. P. SACHER Complimenis of MALCOLM SERVICE STATION 22I5 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables. Fla. Ira Malcolm, Prop. JERRY ANNIS, ReaII'or Sou+h Florida Acreage 6I29 Sunsel Drive Soufh Miami, Florida Phone MO 6-092I DEIGAARD 81 PRESTON BUILDERS. INC. 4063 Ponce de Leon Blvd. P. O. Box 733 Telephones HI 3-80I4 and HI 3-I7I7 Telephone MO I-568i Evening MO I-2277 A and P Building 58I5 S. W. 7I'h Slreel' SouI'h Miami. Florida I E' HELEN MILLER FLORIST I, w a l Complimenls of DADE COMMONWEALTH TITLE INS. CO. 2632 Ponce de Leon Blvd. My af Diamonds-Walches-Jewelry PAUL R. STEGEMAN Jeweler Fine Wafch Repairing I8 YEARS SAME LOCATION 2304 Ponce de Leon Blvd. CORAL GABLES, FLA. Phone HI-6608I A Greai' Name in Painls Complimenls Since I849 of LUCAS a John Lucas and Co., Inc. l700 N.W. 7I'h S'I'. ABY L G EE Flowers 'For All Occasions ReaI'I'Ol' MIRACLE MILE FLOWER SHOP Slime '06 40' Building Lucy M. Croiil MiracCgr :j5eR. Sfemecke Ph. HI 6 2597 HI 5-M95 SOUTHERN LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE CO. DisI'ric'I' Office I875 Coral Way Dislricf Manager, A. F. Pelerson All T f L'f I ypes o re nsurance We would be pleased Io serve you. Complimenls Io Ihe Seniors ALCAZAR BEAUTY SALON 236 Alcazar Avenue Allen Slaleile and Nancy Whilside 4- ,Au-1 HMM BAKE sn-lop Wesi of Posi' Office ALL BAKING ON PREMISES I 64 Giralda Ave. CORAL GABLES, FLA. W. J. ELSASSER Besf Wishes Io Ihe Class of i957 CURLEE'S DEPT. STORE I05 Miracle Mile 343 AI A . l556 Ven a A . Ph. Hila2lR55!'iie Ph. MONT-367vE Your Communify Newspaper CARLS Since I926 Purveyor of Fine Liquors 308 ARAGON HI 3-I66I Sou'Ih Florida's Largesi' Free Parfy Service IMMEDIATE FREE DELIVERY Carl A. Singlefon The Besf Adveriising Medium in Suburban Miami's Hisfory Complimenis of Sl llNN AND HUTCHESON, INC. Coral Gables, Florida Sales-Lois-Acreage-Renfals Phone: MO 7-884I Home: MO I-84l8 TED NESPER, Realror Miami, Florida, 6574 S. W. 40+h Sfreel' lBird Roadl MAGLE TREE SURGEONS Trim or Remove Trees Free Esfimaies Insured Service 2230 S. W. 57Ih C+. MO I-5938 Chic Coiffures-Colour in Permanenfs Facials-Manicuring-Pedicuring JOSETTE BEAUTE PARLOURS 32l Alhambra Circle-Coral Gables, Fla. Miss Jo Driscoll HI 3-852l FLORIDA DAIRIES CO. Est I 924 QuaIi+y Dairy Producls Phone FR 4 262I BEST WISHES TO ALL Complimenls of AL SCHRADER, JR. Pre-Teen, Teen and Junior Fashions Compllmenrs of -I-HE KINSELL CONSTRUCTION CO. 5H0p5 IIIO Soufh Alhambra Circle phone M0 7 '534 263 Miracle Mile 8I5 Lincoln Road Coral Gables Miami Beach, Florida W Branches: 5833 Sunse+ Drive, 4008 Red Road BAKER FLOWERS L., Deluxe Dry Cleaning-Fur S+orage 198 Nr. zna Ave. f CORAL GABLES Miami, Florida ,AI LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. ' Phone HI 6-6458 Es+abIished I930 H' 8-6'57 - FR 3'6404'5 K-ZAR 254 Minorca Ave. Coral Gables, Fla. , SLATER Whais Your I-Iave III JEWELRY HOBBIES Jewelers 0 SiIversmi+hs D' d d W 'r h t 5842 Sunsef Drive, Soufh Miami FR 4-I789Iamon S Q3 N.Ei 2:5 Avenue BIII and Louise Befz Phone MO 7-7729 Miami' Florida PAUL'S SHOE SHOP Vincenl, Prop. Orfhopedic Work-Shoes Repaired Shoes Dyed Shoes Shined 253I Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables, Florida Congralulafions From HARPER'S HARDWARE Red-Bird Shopping Cenler I I I I I I I I I I 'I In lj '1 III 1:1 l4I 1,1 'I 1' 4 I II 1w 4 I lj 1,1 wi, 1 4 I II 1 4 I il - 4 4A I Phone BU ' HI- b-vm D5 e,'.r:.u',4s'.,'e , PAINT 8: BODY SHOP 'umm S, l h BeHer Au+o Pain+ing :LUX 4205 Ponce de Leon Blvd. ' 'R X ' Coral Gables, Florida P910 TEFFT S Evening and Bridal Gowns 4525 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Cocldail Ggwng Coral Gables, Florida MOhawlc 7-568l PRO-TECT-U TELEPHONE HI 3-6II2 JALOUSIE CORPORATION 3546 Coral Way The Original Jalousie Window Miami' Florida ORANGE STATE BUILDERS. INC. Cons+ruc'rion 2230 Wesl' Flagler S+ree+ Thomas PaH'y Sales 2200 Wes+ Flagler S+ree+ Carl PaH'y Phones HI 6-76II - HI 4-3b7I For Fine Food-7 Days a Weelx TYLERIS RESTAURANT Air Condifioned . . . Ample Parking Phone MO 7-8959 Raqmancli lsbos Dixie Hwy. HAIR STYLING OF DISTINCTION tai, Red Road, Coral Gables Fla. Red and Bird Roads Insis'I' on CompIimen'rs Cool of SNOWMAN a Roof Parinl' 'I' Th W 'I'eSl' 'I' The Iilosf Durable Complimenis of FLUFFY WHITE LAUNDRY 2I80 S. W. Isl' SI'ree'I TV- Radio-Phono-Aufo Radio-Converfers We Serve Ihe Enhre S. W. Sechon Miami-So. Miami-Gables-Kendall W. Miami LATTA RADIO Correclly Repalred-Honesfly Priced Phone BI-79625 Parlrer A. Laila I I333 S. Dixie Hwy. Miami 43, Fla. Phone-96632 Don'+ Kill Your Wife Beau+i'FuI Clofhes for fhe Drop Your CIo+hes a+ Teenager FLUFFY WHITE BETH WEBER JOSEPH MANNON, owner 67 Red.R0?d Soufh Miami Complimen+s of W L- 2I I7 PONCE DE LEON BLVD. There is a BOOM in Florida, spi- rifually speaking! Every week a new school, a new hos- pifal, a new home 'For 'rhe orphaned or fhe aged, or a new Cafecheiical or clinical cen+er is dedicaied. The Sisiers of S+. Joseph of S+. Au- gus+ine invife fhe Ca+holic young wom- en of Florida +o dedicaie +heir lives fo mission life in fheir sfaie. Sisfers are needed +o care 'For +he 'fasi' growing needs of +he church in Florida. For furiher informa+ion wriie +o: Mo+her Superior S+. Joseph's Convenf S+. Augusiine, Florida LESTER 8: McTAGUE Realfors REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT PROPERTIES l5I8 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables RAE'S Sfalioners 253 Miracle Mile Phone 83-09I8 The House of Color CORAL GABLES PAINT CO. Everyfhing in Painis M. C. Sanfanello 230 Alcazar Ave. Coral Gab les, Fla. RED BIRD FLORIST 57l0 Bird Road MO 7-22ll VVhen Thinking of Flowers, Think of Ours. Corsages Our Specialfy A 81 W ROOT BEER on U. S. 7, Sou+h of Kendall Besi' Sandwiches in All Florida Curb Service Francis E. Winfer Res. MO I-23I4 WINTER PLUMBING CO. Plumbing Confracfor Ph. MO 7-4490 5676 W. Flagler S+. Miami. Fla. Spring a Leak and Winfer Will Be There Complimenrs +o +he Seniors From WIGHT MILLWORK CO. Nof Inc. FIXTURES ' MILLWORK ' CABINETS R. C. Wigh+ Phone TU 7-6763 IO44 E. 29+h SI'reeI Hialeah, Florida CORAL GABLES Council No. 3274 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Congra+ula+ions +o +he Graduafes of I957 Young Men Over I8 Are Eligible 'Io Become Members of fhe KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Telephone HI 3-I 754 LEONARD JEWELERS DIAMONDS-WATCHES-JEWELRY Jewelry and Wa+ch Repairing Leonard Spiegel 2420 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables, Florida COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIORS From Mr. and Mrs. VINCENT DICAMILLO PERRY MUSIC UNLIMITED High Fidelify Disiribufors 6263 S. W. 8+h S+. 'I' Miami 4, Fla. We Fea+ure +he Magnificenf Magnavox Phone MO 5-I9II Complimenis of CORAL GABLES BAKERY I906 Ponce de Leon Blvd. 2532 Ponce de Leon Blvd. 34I0 Main Highway, Co. Grove Phone HI 6-9I59 -r' Q '15 is off. Phone FR 4.1418 he. A5 Ref- Phone FR 4-2'9' el 2 Uni JOHN BASILA Re isfered Real Esfafe Broker 9 I70 N. E. 2nd Sireef Ileallor 2930 S. Miami Avenue Miami, Fla. Complimenfs of SOUTHLAND SUPER SERVICE l7O0 Coral Way Miami, Florida Complimenls of A FRIEND Congralulafions Io I'he Seniors of I957 Complimenfs 'Io I'he SENIORS From fhe CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION MR. AND MRS. P. F. KLEIN SHERRY'S for Beau+ifuI Shoes 2336 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables 34, Florida Phone Highland 8-8947 Complimenls of Mohawk I-9620 CAKEMASTER BAKERY Nexf +o B-Thriffy Decorafed Cakes Red Bird Shopping Cenle DELTA LABORATORIES Our SpeciaI+v 57,7 Bin, Road Miami, Florida Complimenls of a FRIEND Complimenfs of WASHBISH LIOUORS Aulhorized Frigidaire Dealers ARCHIE JONES' APPLIANCES 925 Wesl Flagler SIree+ Phone FR I-4708 LITHOGRAPHED LOR PUBLISHING C QA! EY ' WWW! 'f TAY - f hm, .f I MQW WHA I I 1 xyh' wi' O mms 0 TEXAS Tw-IMwrYf1.xrtf,mP-' nw TA'v'I.Oh MAUL . f