St Vincents Academy - Vincentian Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

Vincentian Staff Jane Courreges EDITOR Gwen Hutchins Ann Scalf ASSOCIATE ASSOCIATE PHOTO EDITOR ART EDITOR Jackie Baker Patty Pope CLASS EDITORS Sharron Holloway Judy Young FEATURE EDITORS Vivian Dunn, Bonnie Henry, Kay Michaels ACTIVITIES EDITORS Susan Prados BUSINESS MANAGER Diann Huckaby Toni Messmer ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS foreword As the rose blossoms, the desert shall rejoice. The Vincentian has selected this theme to signify the development of each student. Upon entering, she is but a bud, waiting to absorb the fruits of her environment. Upon leaving, her knowledge and maturity are blossomed like that of a rose. She ventures forth as an apostle of Christianity, doing her part to carry beauty into life's desert. 'Dedication A gracious, smiling, dignified lady walks down the third- floor corridor every morning from Monday through Friday. Her steady pace shows integrity and firmness of character. A deep gaze radiates the dedication of an invaluable teacher and a truly Christian woman. She imparts priceless knowledge which guides her students on the path of Christian living. With respect, admiration, and sincere gratitude for her ceaseless efforts to develop the capacities of all her students and to prepare them not only for the present life but for the life .hereafter, we, the Vincentian Staff of I960, deem it fitting and proper to dedicate this Vincentian to Miss Nellie Browning. CHARLES P. GRECO Bishop of Alexandria 8 FATHER KEVIN NOWLAN, S.J., Chaplain of St. Vincent’s Academy FATHER H. CLINTON TEACLE, Diocesan Director of Schools faculty Near a barren desert, there sprang up from God’s earth a tiny rose. The sun's rays draw it heav- enward while the dew cleanses its petals of dust. And the desert re- joiced that life had filled its emptiness. As the sun and the dew nourish the infant rose, so our teachers lead us into mature Christian womanhood. Inspiring and guid- ing us, they seek to make us Christ- bearers, so that the world too may rejoice that life has filled its emptiness. Reverend Mother Mary Clarissa Superior of the Daughters of the Cross Dear Lovely Ladies of St. Vincent’s: Because of your Catholic education, you and millions of students throughout the world will truly be the light of the world. Our Lord says to you as He said to His apostles: So let your light shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in Heaven.' Affectionately in Him, Reverend Mother Clarissa II May you always have the courage, dear girls, to do the things you know' are right. Be unselfish if you would be useful and happy in your usefulness. Cultivate thoughtfulness of others and peace of soul. Have a deep faith and a loving trust in God; add humility and a personal love of Christ. If you follow' this recipe, you will find happiness in time and in eternity. God bless you now and always! My love and prayers are with you.” SISTER MARY BERNARDINE, D.C. Assistant Superior Bear always in mind that the only way you can live a truly successful life is to live according to God s standards, to live the Christ-life. Pray daily to the Holy Spirit for light to know God's w'ill in all things and for the strength to do it at any cost. Devotedly in our Lord,” SISTER MARY ELIZABETH, DC. High School Principal 12 My sincere wish is that all of you remain loyal to the efforts of your teachers to instill in you lasting virtues of true womanhood.” SISTER VERONICA, D C. Diocesan Supervisor faculty SISTF.R AGNES RUTH Librarian, World History, Junior Sponsor SISTER CABRINI Boarding School, Science, Junior Sponsor SISTER ELLEN CLARE Red Cross, Home Economics, Freshman Sponsor SISTER JULIANN Grade Librarian, Civics, Freshman Religion SISTER LAURENTIA Assistant Principal, Business Education, Senior Sponsor SISTER MARY GRACE Choir Directress, Latin, Freshman Sponsor faculty SISTER PATRICIA Debate Coach, Math, Sophomore Sponsor MRS. RAY KOCH Biolog)', General Science MISS NELLIE BROWNING Journalism, American History, Sophomore Sponsor MRS. ALBERT DYE English, Physical Education (not pictured) Officers of the Parents' Club for 1959-60 are (left to right) Mrs. S. H. Yager, recording secretary; Mrs. H. A. Johnson, treasurer; Mrs. O. E. Marks, 1st vice-presi- dent; Mrs. Vy Roberts, president; Mrs. Glen Shepherd, 2nd vice- president (not pictured); and Mis. H. G. Llorens, correspond- ing secretary (not pictured); Sis- ter Miriam is faculty advisor. Tuna sandwiches for 20c —the Cafeteria staff prepares lunch each day for S.V.A.’s hungry students. Alumnae Officers of 1959-60 are as follows: (left to right) Doro- thy Long Odens, treasurer; Sister Cornelia, moderator; Lucille Dar- nell Cannon, president; Cecile Schaeffer co-secretary; Matilda Abraham Ne-Jane, vice-president; Cora Cousin McLaughlin, record- ing secretary (not pictured). Classes The desert rose soon begins to mature in God's sight, fulfilling her place in the Almighty One's eyes. With each season her newly budded petals grow and absorb light from around her, and her leaves unfold to gather knowledge and understanding. This rose is God’s, and God seeks to help His little one strive for her eternal goal, her place in His almighty will. As each of nature's four seasons develop the rosebud into a beau- tiful bloom, so the four years of high school mold us into true images of Christ. Realization of our final goal is fulfilled as each day is lived for Christ. FRESHMEN A FRESHMEN B PRESIDENT: Nancy May VICE-PRESIDENT: Peggy Moffatt SECRETARY: Judy Nash TREASURER: Patti Tidwell Dutchy Bodenheimer Margaret Looney Mary Bartles Sherie Hennard MOTTO: Work as if everything Live Jesus Crucified depended on you and pray as if everything depended on God. PATRON: Saint Maria Goretti FLOWER: Rose COLORS: Silver and Blue 18 Saint Theresa of the Little Flower Rose Red and Gold Louise Bagley Sherry Baker Christine Barr Janette Bartek Mary Bartles Elizabeth Bodenheimer Troyanne Boone JreshmeH Dolores Bott Yvonne Boudreaux Mapsita Brossette Margaret Butler Mary Cangelose Regina Canterbury Mary Carmody Jacqueline Caskie Grace Crafts Mary Crofton Lucille Culotta i Diane Dalfiume Idamae Follain Susan Gauthier JrcskmcH Priscilla Giglio Pat Opperman Libby Greene Carol Hall Carol Hamiter Sherrie Hennard Jimmie Hilborn Jreskmm Joan Parisy Raylene Parker Doris Phelps Frances Pinckley freshmen Suzanne Reed Nikki Rivet Marian Robinson Marguerite Roppolo Eileen Savoy Cathy Scalf Carol Schexnaidre Jreslmm Elaine Troy Kathy Turek Vickie Walsh Marilee Walther Jane Webb Karen Wiley Johnette Williams Sophomores SOPHOMORE A SOPHOMORE B PRESIDENT: Martha Mabry VICE-PRESIDENT: Ann Braswell SECRETARY: Carolyn McCary TREASURER: Pat Candilora Betty Marks Ramona Bott Barbara McMillan Della Gordon MOTTO: Love Conquers All PATRON: Saint Maria Goretti FLOWER: CARNATION COLORS: Blue and White 24 Loretta Bass Karen Biering Sandra Boogaerts Ramona Bott Dorothy Bradley Beatrice Lomas Martha Mabry Betty Marks Sophomores Marianne Marsh Carolyn McCary Betty McCotter Ramona McDuffy Florence McGill Barbara McMillian Toni Messmer Mary Morneau Anne Naughton Katy O’Mary Cathey Palmisano Harriet Patrick Ursula Procell Sophomores Marie Thonis Vicki Tillman Carolyn Turnbow Mary Uffelman Paula Van Veckhoven Aimee Williams Jayne Wittman Bernadette Zimmer 27 {juniors JUNIOR A JUNIOR B PRESIDENT: Janie McKean VICE-PRESIDENT: Judy Young SECRETARY: Maggie Baudino TREASURER: Sandra Noone Carol Moraw Bonnie Henry Mary Jo Holoubek Paddy Hopfenspirger MOTTO: Love serves Love serves PATRON: Saint Michael The Archangel Holy Ghost FLOWER: Magnolia Columbine COLORS: Blue and Silver Red and White 28 Maggie Baudino Margaret Bland ino Celeste Bourgeois IJuniors Sandra Brown Sandy Donohue Joanne Dwyer Helen Fitzgerald Natalie Follain Pat Hamiter Bonnie Henry Linda Hershey Humors Pattie Hoffman Mar)’ Jo Holoubek Paddy Hopfenspirger Martha Hornot Barbara Hoy Diane Huckabay Sharon John Grace Ellen Johnson Betty Lou Jordon Marie LaBorde Mary Lois Livacarri Betsy Lotspeich {Juniors Mary Katherine Marron Celine Marsden Marilyn McCollom Stephanie McCullough Linda McDonald Janie McKean {Juniors Kay Michaels Marijo Miller Mary Helen Mora Carol Moraw Romona Moscato Sandra Noone ■ Ann Scalf Jo Marilyn Scurria Mary Elois Sepulvado Mary Elizabeth Sitton Paulette Slusser Florence Sullivan Cassandra Timmins {Juniors Dariyne Vanzura Barbara Walther Judy Young Seniors PRESIDENT: Rue Ann Mayeaux VICE-PRESIDENT: Myra Wayshak SECRETARY: Louie Griffith TREASURER: Susan Prados MOTTO: Love is the true price of love PATRON: Our Lady of Sorrows FLOWER: Rose COLORS: Gold and White 34 TRESSA ARCHER The heart often understands things that reason cannot. JACQUELINE BAKER All pleasures must be bought, but happiness is free. ROSE MARIE BROCATO Hearts live by being wounded. FRANCES MARIE BENNETT My eternity is mine to choose. KATHERINE GLORIA BOHAN Bear and blame not what you cannot change. 35 PATRICIA CHANDLER Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. SHERRY LYNN BROCATO All that is good in art is the expres- sion of one soul talking to another. JEAN BULLOCK God is Love. I ELEANOR JANE COURREGES I would look up—and laugh—and love—and lift. LORETTA JEAN COX The only way to have a friend is to be one. 36 '7 ' EILEEN RAE GRAHAM Forgive thyself nothing; others much. AMANDA GERHARDT Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. NANCY MERRICK GOODWILLIE Beware of no man more than thyself. LOUIE JOSEPHINE GRIFFITH Look up to heaven and do not forget it for the earth. ROSELYNN MARIE GUERCIO Without love, the chain of life misses a link. MARY GWEN GUETIG He that can have patience can have what he will. DOROTHY MARIE LIGON Blessed are the hearts which can bend; they shall never be broken. CAROL ANN LACOBEE To Jesus through Mary. 39 JANE LEE LLORENS No reward without effort. y , I THERESA LOMAS Love is our essence. CONCETTA MARIE MARANTO True friends are like jewels, rare but precious ones. ROSE MARY MASON A faithful friend is better than gold —a medicine for misery. MELANIE ANN MARTIN This above all—to thine own self be MARY SHURLEY MOFFATT There is nothing in the world like happiness. MARY ANN MOORE Seek that loveliness which does not die, beauty of mind and spirit. SUSAN MARIE PRADOS Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. PATRICIA LYNNE POPE Love is the greatest gift God has en- trusted to us. RITA SUE POPE Silence is golden. ROSE RITA PROVENZA Beauty is truth, truth beauty. MARGIE YVONNE PROCELL Love is only as strong as the heart that holds it. i MARY ELLEN ROBINSON Hope against hope; ask till ye re- ceive. MARY CATHERINE SHORT What you are is God’s gift to you. What you become is your gift to God. MARY LYNN SHERPHERD Variety is the very spice of life. JOAN CATHERINE WHEELER The future belongs to him who knows how to wait. PATRICIA ANN YAGER Zeal without knowledge is like fire without light. ANDREA WILLIS True love consists in wanting to give. 45 Activities The rose remains lovely wherev- er it is. In its natural environment it is a queen rising above masses of greenery. Placed in other sur- roundings, it remains the focal point because of its beauty. As the rose lends loveliness wherever it is, so the participating student enriches the lives of those about her by giving herself in everything she does. Taking their good example from their patroness and guide, The Blessed Virgin, are Sodality of- ficers: Prefect, Thresa Sava; Vice-Prefect, Nancy Goodwillie; Secretary-Treasurer, Michele Folse. a I i t y Chosen to direct the work of the various sodality committees were group leaders: Theresa Sava, Michele Folse, Rue Ann Mayeaux, Nancy Good wd lie, and Lee Llorens. 47 THE ANNUNCIATION Christmas Program Written and Narrated by Marijo Miller BLESSED VIRGIN MARY ST. JOSEPH ST. ELIZABETH ANGEL GABRIEL.... KINGS SHEPHERDS CHORUS ANGELORUM Directed by Sister Mary Grace Theresa Sava Susan Prados Cynthia Brooks Gwen Guetig Beverly Kremenek Florence Sullivan Nancy Goodwillie ........ Ann Saif Marcie Procell Jackie Baker 48 Zhe 'Debat Chosen to lead the Debaters for 1959 60 are these officers: Pres., Patsy Yaqer; Vice Pres., Gigi Johnson; Sec., Mary C. Short; Treas., Nina Broyles. Talkative upperclassmen in Debate include: M. Morneau, J. Berberich, A. Braswell, B. Marks, J. McKean, F. Sullivan, C. Brooks, and C. O'Mahony. 50 r ’$C Bringing home superior honors from various debate tourna- ments were (left to right) Carolyn McCary, Ann Braswell. Nina Broyles, and Betty Marks. DOT. Debate on Tape, involves passing affirmative and negative speeches from school to school until the debate is completed. Pictured above are (left to right) GiGi Johnson, Cynthia Brooks, and Florence Sullivan. Learning the art of debate are these freshmen: left to right, first row: M. Bartles, B. Crofton, M. Summers, N. May, P. Laird, and P. Moffatt. Second row, left to right: M. Carmody, D. Phelps, R. Canterbury, K. Turik, M. Walther, and (standing) M. Looney. 51 0 r u s Senior choir officers are: Vice-Pres., Pat Rourke; Pres.. Chee Chee Ligon. Junior choir officers are: Pres., Ramona Moscato; Vice-Pres., Barbara McMillan. The choir dons its white and gold robes to sing on special occasions for the enjoyment of all. 52 With inspired voices, the choir sings in the chapel loft for the weekday school mass, under the capable direction of Sr. Mary Grace. |� � IM Learning and applying their knowledge so as to gain a staff appointment next year are the Journeymen. They are: Leader, Kitty Bohan; Chairman, Barbara Hoy; and members: A. Free- man. S. John, B. Lotspeich, D. Strange. A. Thonis. M. Thonis, and D. Vanzura. journalism Work! Work! and more work!” is the motto of the yearbook staff whose annual job is that of putting out the Vincentian. The staff con- sists of: Editor, J. Courreges; Assistant Ed., A. Scalf and G. Hutchins; Activity Ed., K. Michaels, B. Henry, V. Dunn; Class Ed., P. Pope, J. Baker; Feature Ed., J. Young, S. Holloway; Assistant Art Ed., K. O’Mary; Cir- culation Managers, D. Huckabay, S. Prados, T. Messmer. Typing up and laying out the Flammette is the prime objective of our paper staff. They are: T. Archer, M. Thoms, M. Miller, K. Bohan, F. McGill, D. Bradley, S. Donohue, S. Noone, J. Wheeler, M. Collett. Seated are B. Walther, M. Moffatt (Editor), and N. Goodwillie. The freshmen in Journalism belong to an Apprentice group. Like the Journeymen, they too are being schooled in journalistic work. They are these: J. Parisy, V. May, V. Walsh, P. Piro, M. Robinson, L. Culotta, M. Brosette. Their leaders are Barbara Hoy and Kitty Bohan. Administering aid to the needy, poor, and afflicted keeps these Junior Red Cross members busily engaged. The officers (seated, left to right) are Treas., S. John; Pres., E. Graham; Sec., S. Dono- hue; V.-Pres., L. Savoy. (Standing, bottom to top) K. Michaels, N. Follain, S. McCullough, M. Watts, T. Archer, J. Wheeler, M. McCollom, M. Semon, M. Mora, M. Canterbury. Cross 56 Officers of the R.K.L. Book Club are: Pres., Hazel Reagor; Vice-Pies., Jane Llorens; Sec., Janie McKean; Treas., Ann Braswell. Rendering their services at desk duty art: J. Dwyer, G. Johnson, L. Cannon, P. Hamiter, M. Bovenzi, and B. Hoy. Cleaning shelves and dusting the library are: M. Sullivan, B. Green, B. Jordan, S. Brown, P. Hopfen- spiger, M. Martin, M Miller, L. Kay, C. Brooks, R Pope, C. Ligon. R. Mayeaux, B. Walther, A. Gerhardt, P. Rourke, F. Bennett, and M. Baudino. 57 A small but forceful badminton team included the following girls: (left to right) S. Brocato, B. Kre- menek, M. Procell, M. Semon. Expressions of surprise and concentration are pictured here during a crucial moment of the game. Skill and precision along w'ith con- stant practice make a good softball team. Pictured are: (kneeling, left to right) D. Bott, B. Kremenek, P. Chandler, R. Bott. (Standing, left to right) S. Brocato, L. Hershey, D. Stephens, M. Semon, M. Pro- cell, R. Mason, and D. Boden- heimer. 5 . An energetic and skillful sports club relaxes for a minute to strike a pose. (Seated) R. Bott, V. Dig ilormo, P. Chandler, R. Mason, S. Brocato, D. Stephens, M. Procell, B. Kremenek, L. McDonald, M. Laborde, M. Livaccari. (Kneeling) K. Biering, M. McCollom, M. Se- mon, S. Papa, M. Rivet, E. Boden- heimer, E. Butler, C. Sebastian, D. Bott, J. Williams. Learning good sportsmanship and enjoying excitement and fun in games are two of the benefits offered by sports. The 1959-60 basketball team con- sisted of the following girls: (left to right) B. Kremenek, M. Procell, M. Semon, K. Biering, E. Boden heimer, P. Chandler, D. Stephens, V. Digilormo, S. Brocato, R. Ma- son, S. Papa, R. Bott. The various team captains, pictured here with Mrs. Dye, the sponsor of Sports, are (left to right) Martha Semon, Margie Procell, and Diane Stephens. 60 language Students in Speech I learn the fundamentals of public speaking under the efficient supervision of Sr. Elizabeth. The girls in Spanish I learn to speak the language in just nine months. National Manor Society Service — Scholarship — Ceadership — Character The girls possessing the above qualities and displaying them at S.V.A. are (in front) Pres.. M. Shepherd: Sec.. M. J. Holoubek; (left to right) P. Yager. T. Sava, M. Martin. S. Prados. C. Ligon. L. Llorens. N Goodwillie B VC'alther. M. C. Short. KITTY BOHAN Outstanding {Journalists JANE COURREGES 62 MARY S. MOFFATT ANN SCALF Elected by popular vote of the entire student body are these Student Council officers: (Seated) Treas., Cynthia Brooks; Sec., Babs Walther; (Standing) V. P., Mary C. Short; Pres., Melanie Martin. Our Student Council Presidents and leaders of the dif- ferent activities of S.V.A. form an active Student Council. (Seat- ed) P. Yager. R. Mayeaux, C. Brooks, B. Walther, M. Martin, M. Short, M. Shepherd, H. Reag- or. (Standing) E. Graham, S. Prados, N. Goodwillie, C. Ligon, J McKean, C. Moraw, N. May, D. Bodenheimer, T. Sava, M. Mabry, B. Marks. M. Wayshak. features Upward and onward the blos- soming rose climbs. An air of sweet- ness surrounds it as fragrance ra- diates from its maturing bloom. With each rising sun the tiny rose increases the perfumed scent en- gulfing it. As the budded rose gives forth a fragrance, so the honor student has surrounding her a soft sweet- ness, as she gives of herself, as she uses her abilities to the glory of the Hand which bestowed them. M S a e c t r h I i 0 0 t I n a a r I s s k I The National Merit Scholarship Test ranked Melanie Martin in the top one per cent of the nation's youth. Others who ranked in the top fifteen per cent include, left to right: P. Yager, R. A. Mayeaux, S. Holloway, H. Reagor, M. Folse, M. Short, M. Shepherd, T. Sava, N. Goodwillie, L. Llorens, M. Robinson, and D. Ligon. p The first semester was climaxed with a report card boasting straight A's for the following girls: left to right, M. C. Short, F. McGill, M. Shepherd, T. Sava, J. Jansen, M. Uffelman, and M. Miller. 65 Pelican Qirls ’ State Every year four girls from the junior class are selected to attend Pelican Girls’ State. Two are delegates and two are alternates. Each girl is chosen because of her outstanding ability and school spirit. The two delegates are in the center, Melanie Martin and Theresa Sava. The alternates are on the outside, Mary Catherine Short and Patsy Yager. Last summer, among Sodalists from all over the world attending the World Sodality Congress in New Jersey, were four seniors from St. Vincent’s. They are, from left to right, Theresa Sava, Patsy Yager, Eileen Graham, and Lee Llorens. World Sodality Congress 66 Summer School of Catholic fiction I he girls who participated in the Summer School of Catholic action are from left to right: H. Fitzgerald, M. A. Moore, M. Martin. G. Johnson. F. Sullivan, L. Llorens. M. Folse. G. Hutchins. M. Holoubek. The girls who devote time and skill in supporting St. John's athletic games arc those from St. Vincent’s Marching Squad. fiiarching Squad 67 Voice of Democracy I speak for Democracy patriotically uttered these girls while competing in the Voice of De- mocracy contest. The school winner for the year of ’60 was Mary Catherine Short. Other con- testants were M. J. Holoubek, S. Holloway, M. Wayshak, M. C. Short, B. Henry, and A. Naughton. hoarders A typical afternoon during recreation period reveals the boarders chatting in the dormitory. Talk- ing, their favorite pastime, simply cannot be averted, but when silence is in order, then silence it is. 68 Hoarders We salute the inhabitants of the dormitory. They are from left to right: Counselor, Mary Helen Mora; Treasurer, Mary Ann Canterbury; Secretary. Mary Catherine Marron; President, Mary Eliz- abeth Sitton; Vice-President. Tressa Archer; and Counselor, Bernadette Zimmer. 3east Day Program The sophomore class, represented by Aimec Williams. Betty Marks, and Cathy Cashio. singing the 'Our Father'’ was one of the many features comprising the program dedicated to our principal. Sister Elizabeth. Mother Clarissa, Sister Elizabeth, and Father Donohue intently watch the Feast Day program in Sister Elizabeth’s honor. 69 Around Senior Class of ''60 Lincoln's birthday celebration in American history A biology experiment 70 and About In class In the cafeteria Seniors—Presentation cake line. 71 Saint Vincents is proud of her fine company of piano students. The pianists are from left to right: M. Wayshak, P.' Hopfenspirger, S. Brown, J. Jansen, K. Biering, K. Cashio, L. Green, and M. Thonis. Seated at the piano is M. C. Short. Another group of aspiring pianists are from left to right: C. Landry, M. Bartles. B. McMillan, P. Stahls, and S. Baker. Seated are J. A McFcrren, G. Cush, and C. Schexnaidre. Music Students 72 Zeaching by Electronics Here the actual class of students goes into action. Ear phones, tapes, and work sheets all lend to creat- ing an effective classs. To parents attending Back to School Night, Sister Patricia proudly displays the electronics device for teaching algebra. 73 Initiation These are two lowly debutramps stepping up to the first course of life during freshman initiation. There is nothing like a quick sip during the lunch hour, is there, debutramps! dreshman — Senior 74 Senior gypsies gathered at a party given by freshmen. Oley” is the shout of cheer for the fresh man-senior party. ‘Junior A group of swinging beatniks searching for a nothingness wound up with a something composed of second place. This presentation was called Shady Sadie and her Swinging Seven. A lady of grace enchanted the audience by her interpreta- tion of the Sugar Plum Fairies. Zalent Show 75 A senior quartet Took a Sentimental Journey to that land of dreamy scenes, New Orleans. Capturing top honor was the junior's skit The Big Rig, a comedy based on the controversial quiz show investiga- tions. typical scene in the cafeteria at lunch time is a group of chatting girls. Cake is quite a hit when sold at lunchtime. These are the juniors in charge of the sale. Sister Elizabeth's helpers are always available when help is needed. The two office girls are Vivian Dunne and Patty Pope. 76 A group of girls at noon assembly filing out of the auditorium. Why? It’s lunch time, of course. Breakfast is served to the girls after the Sodality installation ceremony. The debaters are off to a tournament with a hearty cheer of good-bye. They are, left to right: Betty Marks. Nina Broyles, Joanie Berberich, and Charlotte O’Mahony. 77 Sweetheart Homecoming Court Betty Marks Barbara Walther Melanie Martin 78 .Homecoming Court Homecoming Dance 79 CYNTHIA BROOKS MARIJO MILLER 80 s o P k o m o r e BETTY MARKS URSULA PROCELL favorites 7 r e s k m e n NANCY MAY ELIZABETH BODENHEIMER 81 Presentation s e n i o r s Zwelve fear s t u d e n t s Rue Ann Mayeaux Theresa Sava Jane Lee Llorens Diane Stephens Beverly Kremenek 82 M ichele Jolse Covely Cady 83 84 of fame Patrons Throughout her budding spring and youthful summer, supporting roots gave life to our infant rose, roots which held her firmly against wind and rain. As the roots support the rose, so the generosity of Shreveport busi- ness concerns give aid to our year- book, providing us a memento of our years of growth. Our rose has now matured into a fragrant blossom, adorned with many of God's graces. She has gathered enough strength to be plucked and placed in her chosen vocation—her place in God's plan. A. K. Adams Akin's Nursery A 2c and Mrs. Chambers A 2c Bob McDougal A 2c Thomas E. Arms Albert E. Hyde Alford’s Dry Goods American Cleaners American Plumbing A. M. Turner Andrew V. Miciotto Bering B. F. Edington Drilling Company Bill DeSoto Bill Garrison Bill Hanna Ford, Inc. Bill Martin Bossier Bank Trust Company Bossier Millwork Supply Company Broadway Cleaners Brooks Production Company Caldwell's Pharmacy Canterbury Engineering Company Captain and Mrs. Harrison Captain and Mrs. H. J. Brown Captain and Mrs. Marsden Carolee's Children's Shop Catholic Midget Mart Centenary Esso Centenary Gulf Service Centenary Super Market Charles Vann Charlotte Mitchell Chief H. D. Teasley Christina Hengy Christ the King C.Y.O. Clarence R. Mauffray Clearke’s Jewelers Cobb's Barbeque Coca-Cola Bottling Company College Cleaners Col. and Mrs. T. W. Hopfenspriger Col. and Mrs. Wigbels Commercial Tire Serv ice Commissioner J. Earl Downs Cotton Baking Company Country Club Drug Creswell Esso Station CWO and Mrs. Youree H. Young Danna Beauty Salon David Cardeli David and Mark White Dixie Maid Dixie Stores Dogwood Hill Nursery Dorothy Stevens Dr. H. G. Llorens Dr. L. V. Landry Dr. T. E. Strain. Jr. E. A. Mason Ed Momeau Ellen Daniel Ernest’s Stable Eubank Company Fair Park A W Drive In Fashion Rite Beauty Salon Feron Page 87 Fife’s Gulf Service Flournoy Jewelers Ford Brothers Dry Goods Store Frances Price Francis and Chuck Frank O. Looney Free's Air Conditioning, Inc. Giglio Plumbing Company Gilbert L. Sibley Girady Shelton Goldring’s, Inc. Goode-Caze Drug Company, Inc. Grambling Jewelers Hamel's Dairy Hammond Carpet Service Hansford's Esso Service Harper’s Sheet Metal Harry's Tote-A-Pak Highland Apparel Shop Hill Patton Collins H. L. McKibben Holland's Cities Service Holsum Bread Horton's Drug Store H. P. DeBroeck, Sr. Hunter Florist Irene Bartles Longoria Janie Harris Jean Ann Harris Jean Hunter Jean's Dress Shop Jersey Gold Creameries J. F. Parsons Cities Service Jimmy Rosso J. L. Hamm, Jr. and Family J. L. Parker, Jr. Jo-Dan Motel Joe H. Crosby Joe L. Scurria Joe's Pawn Shop Johnny Maniscalsa Johnny Parker Jordan Booth Joseph Johnson J. T. Pinckley Esso Servicenter Junior A B Junior Town J. W. McCary Kahn-DeVeine Kalmbach-Burckett Company Karen Bering Kelly Bros. Gulf Service Station Lachle Electric Company Lakeshore Conoco Lakeshore Drug Store Lalina Gulf Service Station Laurick's Esso Service Station Lee's Service Station Leo Sabastian Insurance Service Leo’s Shoe Store Lewis K. Forrester Insurance Agency Lewis Youree Drive Drug Lin wood Food Market Loretta Linda Bass Louis Provenza Louisiana Metal Culvert Company L. R. Bohan Luther B. Griffith L. W. Nash Lycomin Division AVCO Corporation Lydia Dress Shop Madison Park Esso Servicenter Marshall-Scarborough Insurance Company Maurine Gray Mayeaux Drilling Company Melton's Pharmacy Milburne Studio Miller s Broadmoor Drug Miss Efurd Miss Gay Cook Miss Inez Broughton Miss Irene Crofton Miss Jean Marie Catanese Miss Lisa Anne Catanese Miss Mary Loretta Caplis Miss Wiggie Witten Misses Marie and Genevieve Carmody Modern Business Machine Company Moran Tank Company Mosley's Green Acres Drug Mr. Albert Mr. A. K. Ryan Mr. Bering Mr. B. G. Willis Mr. Bill P. Causey, Jr. Mr. Charles Brocato Mr. Charles Ducey Mr. Chris Richards Mr. Cody C. Beasley Mr. Dave Smith Mr. D. Lay Mr. Donald L. Baker Mr. Flintkote Mr. Freeman Coleman Mr. Gallien Mr. Henry Mayence Mr. Hugh Poindexter Mr. James J. Dormes Mr. J. A. Thomas Mr. J. E. Strain Mr. John Crofton Mr. John Doll Mr. John F. Lowery Mr. J. R. Mayeaux Mr. J. T. Bruce, Sr. Mr. Lawrence A. Goebel Mr. McLaughlin Mr. Nick Mr. N. J. Mason Mr. Pete Schexnaider Mr. R. C. Reams Mr. Roll Osborn Mr. S. G. Lawton Mr. W. A. Nohse Mr. W. D. Smith, Jr. Mr. William Stewart Mr. W. R. Miller Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Moraw Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Levy Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Walther Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schmutte Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spiers Mr. and Mrs. Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Buck Worley Mr. and Mrs. C. Chreene Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kinard Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Cush Mr. and Mrs. Clare C. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maulden Mr. and Mrs. Elton F. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Leone Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carmody Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foster, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Guidry Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Bodenheimer Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Harland Hudley Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. DeBroeck Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Thoreson Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Plaisance Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Busi Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wiedower Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Jack DeBruyne Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dykes Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bass Mr. and Mrs. James F. 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The Vincentian staff takes this opportunity to extend its thanks to Mr. Shorter for his many years of loyal service. 90 Student Jndex SENIORS Archer, Tressa ...... 35, 55, 56, 69 Baker, Jackie 1, 35, 48, 54, 78 Bennett, Frances ............ 35, 57 Bohan, Kitty 35, 54, 55, 62 Brocato, Rose Marie 35 Brocato, Sherry 36, 58, 59 Bullock, Jean 36 Chandler, Patsy 36, 58, 59 Courreges, Jane 1 , 36 , 54, , 57 Cox, Loretta 36 DeLouche, Judy 37 DeRouen, Jerre 37 Dunn, Vivian 1 , 37 , 54, , 76 Folse, Michele 37 , 47, , 65, 67 Garland, Jerri 37 Gerhardt, Amanda 38, 57 Goodwillie, Nancy 38, 47, 48, 55, 62, 63, 65 Graham, Eileen 38, , 56, 63, 66 Griffith, Louie 34, 38 Guerico, Roselynn 38 Guetig, Gwen 39, 48 Holloway, Sharon 1 , 39, , 54, 65, 68 Kremeneck, Beverly 39, 48, 58, 59, 60, 82 Lacobee, Carol Ann 39 Ligon, Dorothy 39, 52, 57, 62, 63, 65, 78 Llorens, Lee 40, 47, 57, 62, 65, 59, 60, 82 Lomas, Theresa 40 Maranto, Conchetta 40 Martin, Melanie 40, 57, 62, 63, 65, 66, 67, 78 Mason, Rose Mary 40, 58, 59 Mayeaux, Rue Ann 34, 41, 47, 57, , 63, 65, 80, 82 Moffatt, Mary Shurley 41, 55, 62 Moore, Mary Ann 41, 67 O’Mahony, Charlotte 41, 50, 77 Piro, Georgia Ann 41 Pope, Patty 1, 42, 54, 76 Pope, Rita Sue 42, 57 Prados, Susan 1, 34, 42, 48, 54, 62, 63 Procell, Margie 42, 48, 58, 59, 60 Provenza, Rose Rita 42 Reagor, Hazel 43, 57, 63, 65 Robinson, Mary Ellen 43, 65 Rourke, Pat ...43, 52, 57 Sava, Theresa 43, 47, 48, 62, 63, 65, 66, 80, 82 Savoy, Laura 43, 56 Schmidt, Julie 44 Shepherd, Mary 44, 62, 63, 65 Short, Mary Catherine 44, 50, 62, 63, 65, 66, 68, 72 Stephens, Dianne 44, 58, 59, 60, 82 Stephens, Libby 44 Wayshak, Myra 34, 45, 63, 68, 72 Wheeler, Joan 45, 55, 56 Willis, Andrea ..................... 45 Yager, Patsy 45, 50, 62, 63, 65, 66 JUNIORS Baudino, Maggie Blandino, Margaret Bourgeois, Celeste Bovenzi, Michele Brooks, Cynthia Brown, Sandra Cannon, Linda 28, 29, 57 29 29 29, 57 29, 48, 50, 51, 57, 63, 80 29, 57, 72 32, 57 Donohue, Sandy 29, 55, 56 Dwyer, Joanne 29, 57 Fitzgerald, Helen 29, 67 Follain, Natalie 29, 56 Freeman, Amelou 30, 54 Gordon, Mary 30 Green, Barbara 30 Hamiter, Pat 30, 57 Henry, Bonnie 1, 28, 30, 54, 68 Hershey, Linda 30, 58 Hoffman, Pattie 30 Holoubek, Mar)' Jo 28, 30, 62, 67, 68 Hopfenspirger, Paddy 28, 30, 57, 72 Hornot, Martha 30 Hoy, Barbara 30, 54, 55, 57 Huckabay, Diane 1, 30, 54, 78 John, Sharon 31, 54, 56 Johnson, Gigi 31, 50, 51, 57, 67 Gordon, Betty 31, 57 LaBorde, Marie Louise 31, 59 Livaccari, Mary Louise 31, 59 Lotspeich, Betsy 31, 54 Masson, Mary Katherine 31, 69 Marsden, Celine 31 McCollom, Marilyn 31, 56, 59 McCullough, Stephanie 31, 56 McDonald, Linda 31, 59 McKean, Janie 28, 31, 50, 57, 63 Michaels, Kay 1, 32, 54, 56 Miller, Marijo 32, 55, 57, 65, 80, 90 Mora, Mary Helen 32, 56 Moraw, Carol 28, 32, 63, 69 Moscato, Romona 32, 52 Noone, Sandra 28, 32, 55 Papa, Sara ...................32, 59 Semon, Martha 32, 56, 58, 59, 60 Semon, Patsy ......................32 Scalf, Ann 1, 33, 48, 54, 62 Sepulvado, Mary Eloise 33 Sitton, Mary Elizabeth 33, 69 Slusser, Paulette 33 Sullivan, Florence 33, 48, 50, 51, 67 Scurria, Jo Marilyn...... 33 Timmons, Cassandra 33 Vanzura, Darlyne 33, 54 Walther, Barbara 33, 55, 57, 62, 63, 78 Young, Judith 1, 28, 33, 54 SOPHOMORES Bass, Loretta ”25 Berberich, Joanie 27, 50, 77 Biering, Karen 25, 59, 72 91 Student Boogaerts, Sandra 25 Bott, Ramona 24, 25, 58, 59 Bradley, Dorothy 25, 55 Braswell, Ann 24, 25, 50, 51, 57 Brownlee, Joyce 25 Broyles, Nina 25, 50, 51, 77 Canterbury, Mary 25, 56, 69 faplis, Frances 25 Cashio, Kathy 25, 69, 72 Collett, Mary .25, 55 Costello, Mary 25 Cush, Ginger 25, 72 Candiloro, Pat 24, 25 DeBrock, Janice ... 25 Digilormo, Vincie 25, 59 Dwyer, Pat 25 Gordon, Della 24, 25 Green, Jeanette 26 Hall, Sharon 26 Hendricks, Nina 26 Hopfenspirger, Mary 26 Hull, Delores 26 Ingouf, Rosalee .26 Jansen, Janita 26, 65, 72 Kay, Linda 26, 57 Kennedy, Camille 26 Lomas, Beatrice 26 Mabry, Martha 24, 26, 63 Marks, Betty 24, 26, 50, 51, 63, 69, 77, 78, 81 Marsh, Marianne 26 McCary, Carolyn 24, 26, 51 McCotter, Betty 26 McDuffy, Ramona 26 McGill, Florence 26, 55, 65 MacMillan, Barbara 24, 26, 52 72 Messmer, Toni 1, 26, 54 Morneau, Mary 26, 50 Naughton, Anne 27, 68 O'Mary, Katy 27, 54 Palmisano, Cathy 27 Patrick, Harriet 27 Porcell, Ursula 27, 81 Provenza, Bernadine ................27 Sebastian, Celia.............. 27, 59 Stevens, Karen .....................27 Strange, Darken ...........-...27, 54 Tarracina, Connie 27 Thonis, Ann .................. 27, 54 Thonis, Marie .........27, 54, 55, 72 Tillman, Vicky .................... 27 Turnbow, Carolyn................... 27 Uffelman, Mary 27, 65 Van Veckhoven, Paula 27 Williams, Aimee 27, 69 Wittman, Jayne .....................27 Zimmer, Bernadette 27, 69 FRESHMEN Bagley, Louise .....................19 Baker, Sherry 19, 72 Barr, Christine ....................19 Bartek, Janette ....................19 Bartles, Mary 18, 19, 51, 72 Bodenheimer, Elizabeth 18, 19. 58, 59, 63, 81 Boone, Troyanne ................... 19 Bott, Dolores .............19, 58, 59 Boudreaux, Yvonne ..................19 Brosett, Mapsita 19, 55 Butler, .Margaret 19, 59 Cangelose, Mary 19 Canterbury, Regina ............19, 51 Carmody, Mary 19, 51 Caskie, Jacqueline 20 Crafts, Grace ......................20 Dalfiume, Dianne 20 Follain, Idamae ....................20 Gautier, Susan .....................20 Giglio, Marilyn 20 Greene, Libby 20, 72 Hall, Carol 20 Hamiter, Carol .....................20 Hennard, Sherrie 18, 20 Hilborn, Jimmie 20 Landry, Catherine..............21,,72 Laird, Pat 21, 51 Leone, Ann 21 Crofton, Mary 20, 51 Culotta, Lucille 20, 55 Light, Valerie 21 Looney, Margaret 18, 21, 51 Lowery, Mary 21 May, Nancy 18, 21, 51, 63, 81 May, Vickie 21, 55 McCain, Marion 21 McFerren, Jo Ann 21, 72 McGaffegan, Kathleen 21 Moffatt, Peggy 18, 21, 51 Morgan, Marie 21 Nash, Judy 18, 21 Opperman, Pat 20 22, 55 Parker, Raylene 22 Phelps, Doris 22, 51 Pinckley, Mildred 22 Pistorius, Rita 22 Piro, Patricia 22, 55 Rambin, Sonja 22 Reed, Suzanne 22 Rivet, Nikki 22, 59 Robinson, Marian 22, 55 Roppolo, Marguerite 22 Savoy, Eileen .22 Scalf, Cathy 22 Schexnaidre, Carole 22, 72 Shields, Suzanne 23 Smith, Janice 23 Stahls, Paula 23, 72 Sullivan, Mary Ann 23, 57 Summers, Mary 23, 51 Thomas, Mary 23 Tidwell, Patty 18, 23 Troy, Elaine 23 Turek, Kathy 23, 51 Walsh, Vickie 23, 55 Walther, Marilee 23, 51 Webb, Jane 23 Wiley, Karen 23 Williams, Johnette 23. 59 92 % YEAKIOOKS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made” fWIWttA . i V o © OOu«o£ooo3x i i