St Vincent de Paul Seminary - Vanguard Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

The Vanguard 1965 Saint Vincent de Paul Seminary Beaumont, Texas In 1803 our young American republic purchased the Louisiana Territory. Wave after wave of settlers soon moved into this vast wilderness. Within twelve years the number of Catholics in the area increased to such an extent, that the great Bishop John Carroll of Baltimore sent an urgent plea to Rome for more priests to administer to the needs of the faithful . Thus it was that in 1818 Felix De Andreis, CM., led a small band of Vincentians to the New World . These sons of Vincent de Paul became the vanguard of the Catholic Church in the Louisiana Terri- tory, traveling throughout the states of Arkansas, Missouri, Louisiana and, later, Texas. Father Joseph Rosati, CM. , later to become the first bishop of St. Louis, founded a seminary and a college. Father John Timon, CM. , who was ap- pointed in 1835 as the first provincial of the Vincentians in the United States, founded a second seminary in Louisiana and another college. In 1838 Father Timon and seven other Vincentians, on orders from Rome, entered Texas to care for the several thousand Catholics living there. From that time onward till 1851 Vincentians labored throughout the state under the direction of Father John Mary Odin, CM. , setting up Mass stations and establishing parishes. Other sons of Vincent de Paul, meanwhile, continued to spread the Faith in Louisiana. Behold, the sower went out to sow. And as he sowed, some seed feU by the wayside and the birds came and ate it up. . . And other seed fell upon good ground, and yielded fruit that grew up, made increase and produced, one thirty, another sixty, and another a hundred fold. Mark 4: 3,4,8. These men- -De Andries, Timon, Rosati, Odin- -sowed their times with the seed of future harvests. They were the hope of the Church in the South and they fulfilled that hope . They planted the seed of the Church and of their community in this area. Yet the they also left behind another treasured gift: the spirit of Vincent de Paul who once said, If love is a fire, zeal is its flame. There is a new vanguard taking shape to- day. Its members are part of the fruit still being reaped from the labors of the first vanguard and they, like that battalion of old, are the hope of the Church. They are now training themselves here in the semi- nary so that one day they, too, might be- come priestly followers of Vincent de Paul and fulfill the hope of the Church. God willing, may we- -the seminarians of Saint Vincent de Paul Seminary- -be part of the new vanguard of the Vice -Province of New Orleans, for the glory of Holy Mother the Church and the Congregation of the Mission. The Seminary, . . A picture of the dining hall-chapel building in detail, The covered walkway as viewed from the dormitory. A close-up of the dormitory-classroom building. Our swimming pool with the dormitory in the background. Very Rev. Francis P. O ' Malley has truly been the pioneer of pioneers at St. Vincent de Paul Seminary. He guided the seminary through its first year at St. Theresa Hospi- tal and through the last two years at our present location. Father O ' Malley has given unselfishly his time and efforts to the seminary and to the students themselves. In addition to car- rying out his duties as rector, Father also teaches English to all four years. In appreciation and thanksgiving to Father O ' Malley for all he has done for us, we wish to dedicate the 1965 Vanguard to him. Fr. O ' Malie ACTIVITIES September Father Hymel and the New Orleans-Baton Rouge boys are met by Brother Michael. Father O ' Malley gives seniors a few tips for better English grammar. He tried too but Ry Percy won the swim meet. John Volpe, Dan Falanga, Damian Duplechain, and Mike Mayhall- our Beatles, beat out another golden hit for Talent Night. Terry McClain, Warren Lala, Jimmy Percy, and Mike George are seen giving their best during Talent Night. 10 Charles Butler, George Murphy, Joe Stabile, Ryland Percy, David Judd, and Jimmy Percy lead the way in a good hootenanny. Jimmy and Ryland Percy sing Rock My Soul T Relax while you sing. 11 c T B E R Father Zimmerman, assisted by Father Hymel, blesses the new dormitory wing. . . . . .while the Knights of Columbus form an honor guard outside. . . 12 .and then the procession out of the new wing. which continues around to the outside altar. 13 . . . where Msgr. John Cassata gives the opening address. Some 300 priests, religious and laity attended the dedication ceremonies which were followed by a supper. 14 . ■. 4- I I 1 B H i _jtt h9 Grand Knight, Mr. Chris Viesner, welcomes the new seminarians at the Knights of Columbus annual visit. Entertainment! The Knights provide us with refreshments during their visit. 15 Mike George Co. hoist up the fateful dummy. Joe Van Cloostere and Harry Isensee work on the bonfire, a senior project. Our Halloween kangaroo court in session, with Joe Stabile as head kangaroo-judge. 16 The flames rise skyward. . . Halloween scoff - freshmen first!! as students get their fill. Parents ' Day The Murphys pass through the line at the buffet- type dinner on Parents ' Day. Father O ' Malley hands the mike over to Father Mathews after his own message of greeting for the parents . November Mr, Isensee speaks briefly on behalf of the fathers . 18 Mrs. Van Cloostere gives a short talk for the mothers, The students introduce their families , The Vanguard Folk Singers provide enjoyable entertainment to complete the day ' s program. 19 Students prepare for first quarter exams. ' ii The Saints marching on their way to a 13-0 victory over the Sinners . Captain Kevie leads his team to victory in the B League. Ken Bateman snares pass in an A League game. Harry ' s pass goes imcomplete in a 7-0 loss. December With Advent come new changes in the liturgy. Among them is Mass facing the congregation. Joseph Stabile reads passages from the Old and the New Testaments about Mary to begin the ceremonies for the crowning of the Immaculate Conception . Father James McHardy, CM ., gives the students an inspiring homily on the dignity of man. 22 Mike Mayhall crowns Mary the Queen of our hearts after the lock- et has been placed around her neck. Christmas 1964. Various events at the seminary nurtured the spirit of joy and an- ticipation during the weeks before this holy season. It began with the first lighting of the Advent Wreath and was deepened by the Christmas Novena, sung on the nine days before the Christmas vacation. The more material aspects of the Christmas spirit really increased with the decoration of the seminary. Then on the night before we left, the faculty and students gathered in the dining room for the annual Christmas banquet. The twofold spirit of joy and an- ticipation reached its climax on the feast day of Christmas, celebrated at home with parents and friends, when, in the words of the liturgy, Thy Almighty Word leapt down from Thy royal throne, O God, Mary, our enthroned Queen. 23 January Students return from Christmas vacation. Seminarians keep vigil during Forty Hours Devotion. Father O ' Connor celebrates benediction during Forty Hours Devotion. Last study period before the semester exams. Ken Bateman makes the Stations of the Cross during the annual retreat. Father Richard Gieselman, C. M. , closes the annual retreat with the Papal Blessing. February John Volpe goes up for another of his patented jump shots . Ken Bateman and Mike George jump for a tie ball in an A League contest. Ry Percy goes over Lester for l two points . 26 We have a lot of fun on Mardi Gras night. King Andrew and his servants make their entry. Sophs take the three first places with a dragon, a ten foot monster, and a couple with their shaggy dog. 27 March One of many close games of volleyball. Bob Weimert gets in his last licks as the volleyball season draws to a close. The oratorical contest- -a chance for people like Shep Grinnan to show their worth as public speakers. Larry Surtees opens the softball season with a solid hit. fia ' E mi Charlie Butler delivers anoth er one of his famous speeches. Getting ready for third quarter exams. 29 Father Wiesner gives a brief sermon before stations of the cross during Lent. April The students make the stations, a great devotion of theirs during the penitential season. The Softball season gets into full swing. 30 I .. . . ii ' inniiKiir a ' Vincent Boudreaux serves the ball up to Gary Haas in a game during physical education class. Bobby Freddie powders the softball in a make-up game. illBHI9i|IHlMli ' T; ' j2 It ' s swimming time again! 31 Anchors away, boys! Up the Sabine at 9 knots . Be a good boy, Kevin; Cap ' n Mathews is watching. May ' 64 The Helen A II, our troop transport. I SCHOOL LIFE A View Of Our Daily Life The day begins at six with morning pray- ers, Mass and Holy Communion. Following breakfast, each student performs his daily task. One must study continually in orde to keep up with his times, and the seminarian is no exception . 34 Students chat during noon meal. After classes, all are given the chance to participate in sports . We end our day the same way we began, with prayers to God. 35 On The Lighter Side You skull! You almost won, Charlie B. ! How! Me wise chief. I ' m not worried. Grabs ies! Tarzan the muscleman. Where ' s ?? I ' m sick! Believe me! Come and get us. Boy, this hurts! We were only playing. I ' m not THAT sick. Who, me? From one extreme to the other. Oh! Hello, Mr. Keams. He who laughs last laughs best, David. ' He ' s a cute little guppy, says Joe the Big Fish. Save one for nie!! Does it really hurt THAT much, Dan? Our answer to the three stooges. F I E L D D A Y 38 ORGANIZATIONS The Clients Of Mary And Joseph The object of the Clients of Mary and Joseph is to stimulate an espirit de corps, to promote group activities, and to fur- ther promote the individual as well as the general welfare of the students. The officers, LEFT TO RIGHT, are: Joseph Van Cloostere, Sergeant at arms; Joseph Stabile, President; and Kenneth Bateman, Secretary. The Student Council The Student Council meets bi-weekly to discuss matters pertaining to the well-being of the student body. LEFT TO RIGHT, members are: Shepherd Grinnan, George Murphy, Joseph Van Cloostere, Joseph Stabile, Father Wiesner, Kenneth Bateman, Michael Angenend, Robert Baehr, Ryland Percy, and James Percy. The Newspaper Staff The members of the Southern Vincentian staff, clockwise, are: Bill Schutzman, George Murphy, Charlie Butler, Gary Haas, Rick Lepine, Father Wiesner (moderator). Ken Bateman, David Judd (editor), Harry Isensee, Ryland Percy, and Jim Percy. The Yearbook Staff The Vanguard ' 65 staff members, left to right, are: SEATED- -Mike George, Bob Baehr, George Condel, Joe Stabile, Harry Isensee (editor), Charlie Butler. STAND- IlSIG--Joe Van Cloostere, David Judd, and Mike Angenend. NOT PRESENT in the picture is Mr. Kearns (moderator) . I 41 The Camera Club The Rocket Club The Folk Music Club 42 CLASSES I FRESHMEN ' • ' • 1 ■  ♦■: y .i,. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW- -Robert Galvan, Daniel Falanga, Damian Duplechain, Richard Schilling, James Percy, Christopher Angenend, and Michael May- hall; SECOND ROW--Michael Cook, Joseph Raines, Paul Finnegan, Vincent Bou- dreaux, Robert Nichols, Warren Lala, Roman Gonzales, and Richard Lepine; THIRD ROW — Alfonso Flores, John Volpe, Shepherd Grinnan, Richard Borlik, Steve Richard , William Schutzman, Michael Sherlock, and Andrew Voelkel; FOURTH ROW--- Alexander Turner, Robert Weimert, Gerard Batey, Richard Vincent, Gary Haas, Steve Montgomery, Kenneth Burghardt, and William St. John. 45 SOPHOMORES I FROM THE LEFT: Daniel Borlik, Bobby Freddie, Joseph Moravek, Kevin Byrne, George Condel, Ryland Percy, Kenneth Bateman, James Mitchell, George Murphy, Lawrence Surtees, James Wise, Terrence McClain. 47 c I SENIORS 1 Harry Isensee St. Cecilia Parish Houston, Texas Joseph Van Cioostere St. Thomas Parish Long Beach, Miss. David Judd Holy Trinity Parish Dallas, Texas 49 Joseph Stabile Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish Wilmington, Delaware Charles Butler St. Edward Parish Youngstown, Ohio 50 Michael George St. James Parish Handsboro, Miss Michael Angenend St. Pius X Parish Beaumont, Texas Robert Baehr Junior St. Gregory the Great Parish San Antonio, Texas 51 FACULTY In order to teach well, more must be learned by the teacher than he has formally to impart to his pupil; he must have a breadth of view that places him above his work. Jolin Henry Newman The Idea of a University Very Rev. Francis P. O ' Malley, C.M.jM.A. Superior and Rector English 53 Rev. Richard Mathews, CM., M. Ed. Vice- Rector and Assistant Superior Spiritual Director Geometry, History, Religion Rev. John O ' Connor, CM., M. Ed. Econome Greek, Typing, Religion Rev. Ronald Ramson, CM., B.A. Director of Vocations 54 Mr. Daniel Kearns, CM. , B. A. Assistant Prefect Chemistry, Algebra , Civics, Religion Rev. Theodore Wiesner, CM., M.A. Dean of Studies and Prefect of Students. Latin Brother Michael Nevle, CM. Director of Main- tenance Physical Education 55 i Mrs. Patricia Hebert, R.N. Dr. Walter Sykes, M.D. Attending Physician Mrs. Dolores Vallot, I R.N. 1 Carmelite Sisters Hermanas Seorina, Elena and Pillar and Madre Rosendina. These dedicated sisters daily prepare our meals. The only words of thanks wortiiy of their efforts are God Bless You! 56 ADMINISTRA TION Our Holy Father, Pope Paul VI, and Very Rev. William M. Slattery, CM., Superior Gener- al of the Congregation of the Mission. Very Rev. James A. Fischer, C. M.V. , Provincial of the Western Province, St. Louis Missouri. Very Rev. Maurice J. Hymel, C. M. V. , Vice -Provincial of the New Orleans Vice -Province. 58 Most Reverend Wendelin J. Nold, S.T.D., Bishop of Galvesto n - Houston Most Reverend John L. Morkovsky, S. T. D. , Coadjutor and Apostolic Administrator, Diocese of Gal- veston-Houston 59 Harry Isensee, N.C.M. J. Van Cloostere, N.C.M. David Judd, N.C.M. Joseph Stabile, N.C.M. Charles Butler, N.C.M. Michael George, N.C.M. Michael Angenend, N.C.M. Robert Baehr Kenneth Bateman George Murphy George Condel James Wise Joseph Moravek Daniel Borlik James Mitchell Kevin Byrne Robert Freddie Ryland Percy Lawrence Surtees Alexander Turner Robert Weimert Gerard Batey Richard Vincent Gary Haas Steve Montgomery Kenneth Burghardt William St. John Alfonso Flores John Volpe Shepherd Grinnan Richard Borlik Steve Richard William Schutzman Michael Sherlock Andrew Voelkel Michael Cook Joseph Raines Paul Finnegan Vincent Boudreaux Robert Nichols Warren Lala Roman Gonzales Richard Lepine Robert Galvan Daniel Falanga Damian Duplechain Richard Schilling James Percy Christopher Angenend Michael Mayhall Student Roster St. Mary ' s Seminary St. Mary ' s Seminary St. Mary ' s Seminary St. Mary ' s Seminary St. Mary ' s Seminary St. Mary ' s Seminary St. Mary ' s Seminary 2402 Spicewood 5305 A Vine St. 1221 Archley Dr. 122 Tommins Ave. 131 Hilldale Dr. 1018 Wafer St. 2117 Deats Rd. 5306 Annunciation 13410 Tangleridge Rt. 7 Box 403 1934 Longwood Dr. 321 Mary St. 3210 Brincrest Dr. 3718 Parkwood Dr. 1414 8th St. 2015 Kingsley Dr. 407 Robert E. 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Box 2689 232 Crockett Beaumont, Texas Orange: RE 5-5439 Port Arthur Vincentian Fathers ST. JOSEPH ' S CHURCH 1802 TULANE AVE. NEW ORLEANS. LA. 70112 We would like to express our gratitude to the fac- ulty for a wonderful year. THE SENIORS: Michael George Harry Isensee David Judd Michael Angenend Charles Butler Joseph Stabile Joseph Van Cloostere Please Support Our Ad- vertisers . They Made This Book Possible. PATRONS Honorary Patrons; Very Reverend Vlilllam M. Slattery, CM. Very Reverend John F. Zimmerman, CM. Very Reverend James A. Fischer, C.M.V. Very Reverend Maurice J. Hymel, C.M.V.V. Very Reverend Francis P. 0 ' !lalley, CM. We wish to thank the following for their generous contribution to the success of the 1965 VANGUAPD: Very Rev. J, W, Richardson, C.M.V.V. Very Rev. Maurice J. Hymel, C.M.V.V. Very Rev. L. J. Derbes, CM. Very Rev. Oscar L. Huber, CM. Very Rev. E. J. Karamer, CM. Very Rev. F. P. O ' Malley, CM. Very Rev. Gerald J. Stamm, CM. Rev, Michael J. Boyle, CM. Rev. 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Mr. Louis Arceneaux, CM, Mr. John Cawley, CM. Mr. Robert Chap, CM. Mr. Thomas Croak, CM. Mr. Francis Harden, CM, Mr. Oscar Luke fahr, CM, ?lr. John Saucrhage, CM, Thonas Grant, CM. flichael Harvan, CM, Leo Hock, CM. Daniel Kearns, CM, Barry Moriarty, CM, Michael Rlgdon, CM. Rev. Rev. Rev. Pj2V. Rev. Rev. Rev, Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev, Rev. Mr. Mx. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. sJ-JXr. -I ' v orb on ::- i: v ' ' ' •[Gi -iV ' ;. r •■■ .t ' C!. ' ' .V.L.il c-y, ' ; v r 1 rcj- • • . .• ;Jo-;f .,; ' -? ' v-v v.- ..;;Ir,? ■.;TO:f . ' .•. :;t Mr. Charles Shelby, CM. Mr. Fred Youngs, CM. Jr. Roger Fcnnell, N.C.M. Mr. Itichael Haider, N.C.M. Mr. ' Michael Tackabsrry, N.C.M, Brother Michael O ' Connor, S.J, Mrs. J. Adaras Leon J. Adamski Sister Patricia Anne lb:. Mrs. Janes Arceneaux Mrs. Vera Babcock Mr. L Ttrs. Bill Baehr Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Baehr !rs. Josephine L. Baehr II. E. Bateiaan Mr. John Belte Mr. Mrs. C Bernard Blum Mr. Mrs. Morgan A. Bondy Mr. Mrs. George Borchers Paul J. 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Hcvle Thoaas O ' Brien Bernard O ' Connor Edward O ' Connor Martin O ' Connor Mrs. Regina M. O ' Connor Tlr, James Ochs Mr. Mrs. Pas ski Miss Mary Payne Robert R. Percy Family Mr. I rs. nthony A. Peters St. Philip Msri School I. ' r. i: Mrs, Archie C. Fasiaussen Viola ' Richard Mr. Mrs. Frank A. Rudman Sacred Heart School P. E. Santos H. J. Sauer Mr, M. F. Schilling Mrs. Hugo Schmidt Mr. ?Irs. Paul Schumacher Ed, F. Shannon Mr. Mrs. Henry P. Shetland Miss Angela n. Stabile Mr. Tirs. B. J. r tabila ?Ir. Mrs. 0. A. Stabile Mr. I ' rs. Harry Surtees, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert Taber Mrs, Frank Tanborello Mrs, John Tnraborello !!rs. ; ax Telhiard Mrs. ?.. L. Telhiard ' ' trs. Vivian Telhiard Pose L. Terra Ben F. Thompson, Jr., M.D. Mr. Mrs. Henry Toepfer Mr. I ' rs. Joseph VanCloostere St. Vincent HePaul Church Mr. Mrs. A. J. Voekel Janice Voekel ' ' Irs. John J. Volpe Mrs. F. E. Uallace George J, Meiaert ' tr. S: Mrs. Harry Metz h Son Philip A. IJetzel Mr. iTrs. C. J, Mhite Mrs. Omer • . iifhite Mrs. G. Whittaker Mr. ' - ' rs. Vincent A. Wiesner To make good priests is the greatest achievement in the ' -jorle; it is impossible to conceive anything greater or more important. — Saint Vincent DePaul