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1951

FIRST EDITION OF

The St. Martin's Episcopal Parish School

ANNUAL YEAR BOOK

THE STAFF

* Editor

EUGENIE STOLL Assistant Editor

WILBUR LEWIS B11sinl'ss Manager

JANE TRUFANT Sports Editor

BILL DOSWELL F<1c11/f), Adviser

JOHN C. BUCK Miscellaneow

PAT JOHNSON JUDY GORDON CONNIE BROWN LINDA ROESCH THE SENIOR CLASS

DEDICATION As a token of our appreciation for :1ll that he has done for St. Martin's :ind all of us, we, the FIRST GRADUATING CLASS, lovingly dedicate this first iss ue of "The Saint" to The Reverend David C. Colony.

EDITORIAL As this first ed ition of "THE SAINT" goes to press, we, the staff, f eel that a great privilege has been bestowed upon us.

The task was not always an easy one, but it w:1s

one that we thoroughly enjoyed, :ind we wi sh to acknowledge our sincere appreciation to each and everyone who has helped to make it a success.

It is our hope in years to come, that from this small beginning a larger :ind more complete record of St. Martin's may grow.

If this hope becomes a reality, our efforts, this

first year, will not have been in vain.

-The Editor.

CONSTANCE EDNA BROWN ''CONNIE"

" 'God bless the man who first invented sleej1!'

So Sancho Panza said, and so say ]."

-SAX

Born, August 22, 1933, New Orleans, La . . . . Entered, September, '50 . . . President of the Junior Clas5ical Le:igue . . . A member of Beta Alpha Gamma Sorority .. .

Intends to further studies at Newcomb .. .

Ambition, marriage . . . loves to talk on the phone . ..

SENIOR MOTTO While we live!

Let us live!

JOHN RANDOLPH BUTTS "RANDY"

"But in the way of bargaino, mark ye me, I'll quibble on the ninth part of a hair."

-SHAKESPEARE

Born, December 21, 1932, Vicksburg, Miss . . . . Entered, September, '50 . . . Treasurer of the Senior class ... A member of Theta Kappa Omega Fraternity . . . Intends to further studies at Tulane ... Hopes to enter business ... Football, squad 4, team 4 . . .

Loves to eat . . .

ILA FRANCES CHAMBERS "OLLIE"

"Take her II p te11derly, Lift her with care; Fashion'd w slende rly, Y oun g and so fair!"

-Hooo Born, September 11, 1933, Camden, N. J. . En tered, September, '50 .. . A Sentinel: in Delta Beta Sigma Sorority . .. Intends to further studies at L. S. U . . . . Hopes to be a buyer . . . Loves horseback riding, music, and m en

WILLIAM TEMPLE Dosw FLL III

"Liues of great men all remind us We can make our lives .1 11bli111c, And de parting, lea ,_,e behind 11S

Footprints 011 the sands of time."

-LON GFEl LOW

Born, February 14, 1933, New Orleans, La . . . . Ent(!red, September, '50 . . . President of the Student Government .. . President of Alpha Kappa Omega Fraternity ... Intend s to enter Tulane . . . Ambition; Medicine . . . Football; squad 4, team 4; Basketball, squad 4, team 4 ... Awards : Most valuable back; Ideal boy of St. Martin 's: Most loyal and devoted boy to St. Martin's . . . Loves to raise hamsters and to cook .. .

HARRIS CHARLES FALGOUT

" Gii·e a 111a11 a girl Ix can lo1•e, A.s I, 0 Ill )' loi'<', lo 1 <' t he<', A11d his heart is y;rea t witb the /misc of fall' , A t ho 111 e, on land, 'J/1 Sl'a.''

-WHITTIER

Born , Ju ne 5, 19 3 3, Golden Meadow, La . . . . Entered , Sep tern ber '5 0 . . Prcs iden t of the Senior C lass, C hief J ust ice of th e Suprem e C ourt . . . A m ember of Thet:1 Kc1pp:1 Omega F r'.lterni ty ... Plans to attend S. L. I. . . . Intends to enter Business .. .

Football: sqmd 4 , t ea m 4; Bas ketball: squad 4, team 4 . . Award : Most v.1lmble pbye r in football . . . Loves to eat . . .

L EON _<\ RD GuRvrc tt

"God res t you, bapjJ_), ge11tlr· 111e11, Who laid your good liz •rs dow11, Who took tbr !dJi1ki and the g1111 In stead of cap and gown ."

--L E T T S

Born, Ma y 10, 1932, New Orleans, La . . . . Entered , September, '50 ... A member of the Senate ... Football: squad 4, team 4 ; Ba~ketball: squad 4, team 4 . . . Loves French fried potatoes . . .

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WILLIAM

y AR BOROUGH H ARPER "BULLET"

"Siln,ce is Ge/den" -CARLYLE

Born, February 9, 1932, New Orleans, La . . . . Entered, September, '50 . VicePresident of the Senior class . . . A member

d the House of Representatives . . . Pbns to attend L. S. U ... . Ambition: to grad u ate from L. S. U. , . . A member of Alph:1 Kappa Omega Fraternity . . . Basketball: squad 4, team 4 . . . Loves t:o loaf . . .

RITA jONESCHTLD "RITA"

" T be re'/1 be a hot time in the old town lr!!1i~ht !"

-HAYDE N

Born, M:irch 10, 1933, Park Ange les, Washington . . . Entered, September, '50 . .. A member of the Supreme Court . . . VicePresident of Delta Beta Sigma Sorority .. . fntend s to further studies at L S. U ... .

Hopes to be an Airline Host•~ss to b:1ke in the sun and swim .

. Loves

JENNIE EuzABFTH MooENGER

"Liz"

"She lookrth as if butf,:r would Melt in hfl' mouth."

-HEYWOOD

Born, October 31, 193 .l , New Orleans, La . . . . Entered, September. '5 0 ... A membt:r

of the Senate ... Intends to further studies at Newcomb ... Ambition: 1\1ediol T.:chnici:m . . . Loves to loaf . . .

CHARLENE EvoN MeRRAY "CHARNEY"

"To look up and 110! down, To look forward and not bark, To look 011! a11d not in, and Tu l(!lld a band."

-HALE

Born, March 17, 1933, Grand Rapids, Mich . . . . Entered, September, '50 . . . Secret:iry of Senior Class, :\1ember of the Supreme Court . . . A member of Delta Beta Sigma Sorority . . . Plans to attend L. S. U ..

Ambition: Airline Hostess . . . loves to play . . .

ELIZABETH LOUISE ROI.HNSON ('BETTY''

" That bf'.d pu,·tion of a good 111a11's

life, His little, 11a//leless, 11nre111n11hcred acts

Of k.i11d11ess a11d of Ion·."

-WORDSWORTH

Born, September 28 , 1933, New Orleans, La . . . . Entered, September, '50 . .. Intends to further studies at Newcomb . .. Ambition : Medical school .. . Loves to sleep .

DoYLE PAUL SP ELL

" M en. arr ll'iser tha11 !hey k11oiv."

- E :\I E RSON

Born, August 30 , 1933, Golden Meadow, La. E ntered, September, '50 . . . A member of T he ta Kappa Omega Fraternity . . . Plans t o atte nd Hinds County Junior College . . .

Ambition: cattle raising .. . Football: squad 4, team 4; Basketball: squad 4, team 4 . . .

A warded most valuable lineman, football . .. Favorite Pastime: sleeping . ..

EccENIE PHYLUS STOLL "BUTCH"

"I am only one, But still I am one.

I cannot do ez ·erythi11g, And because I cannot Jo ez ·crytbing will 110I refuse lo do S011Jethi11g that 1 ca n do."

-HALE

Born, February 6, 193 3, New Orleans, La. Entered, September, '50 . . . Editor of the Newspaper and of the Yecir Book; Cheerleader ... Historian of Beta Alpha Gamma Sorority ... Plans to attend Art School ...

Ambition: to be a commercial artist .

Awards: Most loyal and devoted gi rl of St. Martin's . .. Loves to work . . .

Joy LEE THERIOT "Jov"

" [ shall laugh myself to death."

-SHAK ESPFARF

Born , November 29, 1933, New Orleans, La . . . . En tered, September, '50 . . . Plans to attend Newcomb . . . Ambition : to get m arried . .. Loves to giggle . . .

VICTOR PITRE VEGAS

"A w o 111an is a dish for the Gods."

-SHAKESPEARE

Born, October 12, 1933, New Orle1ns, La . . . . Entered, September, '50 .. . Plans to attend S. L. I. . .. Ambition: to raise cattle . . . Football: sq uad 4, team 4 . . . Loves to chase cattle . . .

MARY

SuE W ooo

"LA-DE-DA H"

"A m anly Jann at her side shr saw, And joy was duty and /01 c was law."

--\Y/HI T TIER

Born, February 2 8, 19 3 3, New Orleans, La . . . . Entered, September, '5 0 ... A member of

the

Senate,

Co-editor of

the

gossip

column, cheerleader ... A member of Delea Omega Phi Sorority . . . Intends to further studies at Newcomb . . . Ambition: to get ma r ried . . . Loves to hav e fun . . .

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LAST \VILL AND TESTA:\1E~T T, Connie Brown, leave my love for Beta to Ann Henriques.

I, Randv Butts, leave my love for Rita to Barr\" Benton. !, Jla Chambers, take it all with me.

I, Ri ll Doswell, leave Mr. Porter devastated.

I, Buddy Falgout, leave my baywindow to \Ve sle y \Volf.

I, Lenny Gurvich, leave my funny jokes to \Vilbur Lewis.

J, Bill Harper, leave m y qu;et ways to Ann Sandlin.

I, Riu Joncschild, leave nw talent for gettir.g into trouble to Joan Mclean.

J, Elizabeth Modenger, leav e my br;iins to Edouard Dupa()uier.

I, C harnq Murray, leave my obnoxiousness to Dick Bennings.

I, Betty Robinson, leave my natural h;iir to Jewel Marcotte.

I, Bubba Spell, le:ive m y free passes to the drive-in to anyone \Cvho is interested.

T, Eugenie Stoll , le1ve m y few credits t c an ,·onc " ·ho can use th~m.

I, .fo y Theriot, leave my gigg les :ind noise to Judv Gordon. f, Vic Vegas le:ive my mu scles to Bri,111 Le Flore. !

\1Jry Sue \\:f ood, leave m v stool :it the ''Clutter-Box" tG Terry :.hn.

LISTING OF THE FACULTY OF THE

HIGH SCHOOL Headmaster

A. G . PORTER

Principal

I .ELA CRAWFORD DOROTHY DORSA .

History, Senior Mathematics

AHRED MENDOZA

History, Manual Training ._,

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English, Mathematics

JOHN C. BUCK ROBERT L. BOSWELL HAROLD F. GRAFT MARY E. DEAN

Algebra. Geomcrry, Physic; Geometry, Chemistry

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Spanish

WTU.IAM R . GALT

Spanish

VELMA CASTON GUEST

Gymnastics

MARGARET NI CHOLLS KAY

Gymnastics

FLORENCE BROOKS KR EEGER AR THUR C. ROBER TS LESLIE CAMBIAS

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Art, Manual Training

MARY LOUISE MILLICAN EVELYN GALT

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Biology, Ge ner:il Science

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French Grammar, Spelling Home Economics

HENRY YELVERTON C LAUDE HAINES

Latin

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French Conv ersation

TENNY RUTH REED

Music

HOMER JOHNSON

Music

MARY PEEBLES

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German

SENIOR PROPHECY

by CONNIE BROWN CONNIE BROWN

Rai sing little Cannons.

RANDY BUTTS

Penny Arc1de Tycoon.

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ILA CHAMBERS .

President of rhe Country Club.

BILL DOSWELL .

Owner of Regal Brewery.

BUDDY FALGOUT

King of the Bayou Country.

LENNY GuRVJc:H

Pbyer for the Hariem Globe Trotters.

BIL L

President of the Old Women's

HARPER

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Temperance League.

RIT A JONESCHII .D •

Queen -of the ·Gold Coast.

ELIZABETH MODENGER

Dr. J. E. Modenger, M.D.

CHARNEY MURRAY

Darling of L. S. U.

BETTY ROBINSON

Principal of Wright High School.

BuBBA SPELL

St. Martin's Football Coach of 1965.

EUGENIE STOLi.

Owner of Audubon Riding Stables.

JoY THERIOT

President of the Victor Phonograph Co.

Vrc VEGAS

Raising cattle and little snookums.

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MARY SuE \VooD .

Everybody's Huddy.

THE STUDENTS CHOSEN OUTSTANDING IN LOY AL TY AND DEVOTION TO ST. MARTIN'S SCHOOL

WILLI AM T. DOSWELL Ill

EUGENIE STOLL Eugenie, better known as "Butch " , is about feet , I inch, with short blonde hair and green

eyes. Butch is friend to all, enemy to none.

Butch is editor of the newspaper and Year Book, and a member of the cheerleader squad, but to us she is much more. She is a part of almost ever yth ing that goes on at St. Martin',.

When we had our Christmas formal, who ha<l ch,rge of decorations and tickets?- When we had ou r Halloween dance, who had charge of decorations?--When the Episcopal Diocese had their banquet in the cafeteria, who decorated?Who made and painted the c u rtain which WlS used on Stunt Nig ht?-Who has done most of the work on the Year Book> Only one guess is needed to answer these questions-Butch!

As far as her schol:ist ic achievements are con-

cerned, it wouldn't seem possible that she could have much time for school work , but she does, and she does very well for the sma ll amount of time that she can devote to her books. Butch takes German, English, French, U. S. Histor y , Biology, and Geometry .

Although she h asn't studied art this yea r, she draws and paints very well.

To us, the staff, and to the other stude nts, Butch is sore of an institution at St. Martin's.

Hardly a day goes by that someone isn't as king her wh at to do abo ut this, or what she thinks about somethin g else.

She enjoys horseback riding rnd takes part in many local horse shows. sh·e plans to attend art sc hool and judgin g by the samples of her ability chat we have see n, we arc certain that she will be a great success in her chosen field of art.

Bv LINDA ROACH

leadership

was

shown soo n after the beginning of school

Bill's

outstanding

ability

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his efficient work on the Constitution and by h is election as Student Body President.

But leader-

ship does not seem to be his only ability, for he has proven himself outstanding on the football field, the basketball court and in all forms of athletics, as well as in the class room where he has excelled in every subject.

Bill was chosen as the most outstanding boy of the year bec ause of his unselfish devotion an<l Thi s has been shown by

loyalty to St. Martin's.

his con~tant work co better t he Student Govern•

ment and in hi s carefu l thought in the appointment uf

::i.

st udent officer .

He 1s a great sport in eve r yt hing that he docs.

Bill

1s

studying

Eng lish,

Biology, Senior Math.,

Spanish,

C ivics,

Trigonometry which

is

no easy sc hedul e, but he has a "B" average in all.

He plans to

further hi s studies at Tulane in

.\1edical School.

We

feel

certain

tlut

with

hi s ability

and

integrity, he will reach every goal that he strives for in the galne of life, just as he did in football, and we pred ict that he will be successful in all things.

By WILBUR LEWIS

MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS

SPORTS

by BILL DOSWELL

Behind the coaching of Mr. Porter and Mr. Roberts, St. Martin had its first year of competitive sports. Although almost all of the football games were canceled , they did manage to play two games. After losing their first game to a fine Eunice team, the Saints came back strong by downing the Delgado Traders. In both games the Saints showed fine spirit. and a very good chance of being the Metro Champs next season.

Ba 11q II I' I Following the season the Sain ts were given a fine banquet at the school cafeteria, which had been beautifullv decorated bv Mrs. Crawfori C laude "Little.Monk" Simons was the guest speaker.

After dinner Mr. Harry Redmon turned the program over to Coach

CO.f\ CHES

SEN [O R FOOTBA l l

Porter, who announced the lettermen and t he schedule for next year. Lettermen for the '50 season were: Leonard Gurvich, \'v'illiam Doswell, Harris Falgout, Fred Capdevielle, R ·r ndolph Butts, \Vilber Lewis, Doyle Spell, Barry Benton, Frank Geo rge, Vic Vegas, Harry Redmon, Jr., Bert Swails, Herbert Hoppmeyer , Robert Perrin, Kent Russell, Ronny Crochet, Ter rel Brewster, Frank McLaughlin., Bob \fotes, James Gundlach, Keneth McIntosh, Wesely \\7oolf, Robert Brownsberger, Ben Ti sdale, and Ross Hatch. The team presented Coach Porter with a beautiful piece of luggage and Coach Roberts with a handsome watch, both as a token of their appreciation for t he time and work they gave for the team.

JUNIOR FOOTBALL

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Three trophies were given. To the most valuable lineman, Doyle Spell, was presented a handsome trophy. William Doswell received the most valuable back award. Harris Falgout was awarded the most valuable p 1 aye r title with a splendid trophy for the same. Spell and Falgout will be back ne xt vear.

SE N IOR BASKETBALL

Basketball Three teams were sponsored by St. Martin's this year. The Metroleague team, composed of Freshmen and one or two Sophomores, did surprisingly well against much more experienced teams. Bob Perrin, Greek Cabrales, Terrel Brewster, Billy Sewell, Jimmy Gundlach, Jimmy Roberts, Bob Porter, Berky Wonder, Herbert Hoppmeyer, composed the Metro team.

Another team entered in the Junior A. A. U. did fairly well considering the fact that some of its competition was of college caliber. This team was composed of Doyle Spell, Buddy Falgout, Dan Manget, Lenny

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Gurvich, Bill Doswell, Bob Motes, George Watkins, Ronny Crochet.

Much of this same crew made up the team which entered the NORD League.

Junior teams were in action in basketball also. Jim Roddy, L. Chapman, K. Russell, Shannon Lamb, Mike Porter, D ick Porter, Karl Zander, Jack Petrie, Gene Doswell, Elliot Laudemann, Tommy Lind, Moose Potter, Jerry Favrot were members of the team. A junior foo tball team coached by Mr. Little showed many promising prospects for the varsity.

Spring Practice Spring practice closed this year with the future of St. Martin's much to the brighter side than at the end of last season. Only four starters were lost from the entire squad. Filling these spots has been Coach Roberts' main problem. Some 3 0 boys were out for the spring session and as things look now they should be filled by the beginning of next fall. Sometime around the end of May an inter-squad game should show the wares of the coming year.

IN COMING AND OUTGOING CO-CAPTAINS

THE ST. MARTIN'S STORY

by PAT JOHNSON S: . :\hrtin 's! St. :\hrtin's! frien d ~. new id eas.

The term meant a new lng inning, a new sc hool, new

Students from 111 ove r New Orleans ,111d vicinity were thri ll ed 1t

th e idea of ;i fr es h routine, but not re,ill y so. much of a routine at 111.

Af t er the fir st

f ew weeks at G ree n Acres, they learned to like the idea of school, even if the abr m c lock rang out th e old familiar tune 1t seven in the morning.

School w,is no longe r

thou ght of ;is .1 dail y grind, as so methin g that had to be d on.:, but as something novel, unique . . . som ething to look forward to.

In this day and ;ige, stude n ts are critici zed

bcc:1usf there are so few who honestly like and enjoy school.

But St . Martin's, as h1s

bee n proven, presented an entirely different story.

Among the m1n y pri vi leges allotted to the students, the most ap prec iated is the sc hool gO\·ernment, an administration "of the students, b y the stud ents, and for th e student s...

It consist s of two exec utiv es, pres ident 1nd v ice -pres ident, the House of

R epre,c-ntatives, the Senate, and the Supreme Court.

Membe rs of the House and Senate

were chosen by the student body, the Supreme Court judges appointed by the stud ent president.

T he authority ;ind duties of these officers co rrespond, to a certain ex tent, to tho se of the Co ngress of rhe United States.

The House and th e Senat-~ initiJte bills, beg in

impeac hme nt proceedings, ;ind, if necessary, am end the St. Martin's Cons titution.

The

Supreme Co urt supervi ses such cases that mi g ht result in strict disciplinary me;isures, sus pemion, or expulsion.

Tht Honor System of St. Martin's is hi ghl y respected and so undl y enforced .

Thi s

code places ,1 student on his honor at all tim c:s.

He is trusted by Jll in authority unt il

he has been proven g uilty of breaching the code.

The Honor Svsttm expec t s truthful -

ness, and , incerity , and the students are given the same in return .

The St. Martin's facult y is beyond compare in the eyes of th<! stud ents.

Th roug h co-o pera tion and under,tlndin g, a wonderful student-teacher relationshi p h;is been developed. to each o ther.

E :ich teac her is a fri end, someone to t:1lk to , e1s two students ulk

Green A c res Farm prov ided the site for the beautiful c1m pus of St. Martin's.

The

modern sc hool build ing, surro und ed by trees and a beautiful l.1 \\ · 11 give the studen t s a fedin g of freedom .

The 19 5 1 sports olend c1 r of St. Martin's was filled \Yith be1sketball and football games.

T he boys who p.irti cipated in the games showed wo nd erful sportsmanship, and

we are looking forward to a bigger and better athletic season nc,;:t year.

The story continues with t he social activities of t he students, the Sunday night dances, the Christmas fornu l, the horse show, the "s tunt night."

Vario us field trips

uken bY the Spanish cbsses to "El Charro's," the science c/J sses to A very Island , the French classes to Houma for lunch at a little French resta urant, the Chemistry class to th e purification p la n t , the biology classes to Borden Company, wrre thoroughly

enjoyable ;1nd educatioml.

The students are now p lanning for thei r Junior-Senior party

and their graduation exercises.

This brief sumnury of our school year shows that St. ~bnin's first year was filled with work as well as with fun.

In years to come as the students look backward, they

c:rn proudly remember, this first year at Green Acres c1s "one of the best years of our lives."

left to right-Fred Capdeville, Harris " Buddy" Falgout, Harry Redmon, William Doswell.

SFNIOR LJKES AND DISLIKES

AMBITION

PET PEE\.E

To go to Natchez

TI-IE!IIE SO:---JG

WEAKNESS

Phone Rings, It Ain't Al.

"Rudolph the Reel nosed Reindeer"

To reform the world

BY-LINE

J/Ai\!Ol'S roR Beta

Rita

You're an Ohjector Let's go to the Club

"Daddy' s Little Boy"

To marry Marv Sue

NA\IE

ringer Nail s Bargains

Randy

The world is corrupt

" Mammy"

To reform Doswe ll

I don't know Mr. Graf

"The Last Round -up"

"If I Could he with you"

To get out of high school

To make "all -metro"

To pass Tri g

To be Airline hostess

"Pink Champagne"

Sleep

Thrift Ctirinsity

Cigarette smoke

La-de-da

"Flying on Cl oud No. fi ll"

BILL HARPER

Short Dresses

Let's go to the drive-in

"I'll Get By"

You're a 5 letter man

Boys

Butts

0. K.

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"Sleepy Time Gal"

c\!cw Orlean s Cnuntr v Cl11h Wild Women

Girls

I'm joining tomorrow. Boys

To be Airline hostess

RITA JONESCHILD

Oh, You All

Rema rk s

Mary Sue

The Draft

"If you've got the Money"

Medical Technician

Getting Out Of French

Tau Sigmas

Sarcasm

S·

Color

Libby

Beer Tax

"Lil' Liza"

CONC\1lE BROW:sJ ..

RANDY BUTTS.

Perfec t Attendance

I. \V.

Gurvich

Well I don't know I

The Frat Look

Men

School

ELIZABETH MODF,NGF,R

a s h e can

IL A CHAMBERS

Si lence

None

Everything

To save as much

BILL DOSWELL

Spi c

Big Brown Eves Trig

Catfish

Heaven"

BUDDY rALGOVL

Grade s

Sigma Chi

BUBBA Sl'ELL.

Flunking

i\Ir. i\Icndoza

CHARNEY MURRAY .

"Pennies From

LENNY GLR\'ICH

Dr. Daddyo

" Yankee Doodle Dandy"

BUTCH STOLi ,

Di s-Order

Joy

Mr. Porter

Frat Rat s

La -de -cloody

The Army 's no good

" My Buddy "

"Horne on the Range"

" Drinkin g \Vine Spodie-odie "

To ha ve no problems

'fo c;row up

To marrv \ ' ic

BETTY ROBIN SON ..

JOY T1-nm10T

You 're so Childi sh

i\lusclt:s

Theta Kappa Omegas

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If you need a PIANO see CHARLES A DORHAUER, Sr. GRUNEWALD CO., In c.

327 Baronne Street

CAnal o-761

"GOOD LUCK"

CAnal 9881

TEEN HOUSE Sportswear 3236 S. Carrollton

For Fine Shows THE

from

Uncle Al's U. S. History Class

AEREON THEATRE (METAIRIE'S FINEST)

3409 MET AIRIE ROAD

EICHLING

BEST WISHES

Avenue Floral Company

from

2808 Metairie Road

PATIO THEATRE

TEmple 6688

39 39 Airline Highway

QUALITY CLEANERS

Compliments

3 728 Airline Highway

of

Phone TErnple 7832

A FRIEND DELIVERY SERVICE

Congratulations to

St. Martin's Episcopal Parish School on

The completion of your first school year

CLARKE GARAGE W. T. DOSWELL, Jr., Owner 930 GRAVIER ST.

RAymond 8639

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