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JESUIT

HIGH

DALLAS,

Volume

SCHOOL

TEXAS

MAY,

VI

1

1949


the

Founded

of

members

Society

under

of

P.

looks

enth

Lynch,

the

to

the

a

D.D.,

Catholic

provide

Dallas,

Dallas

fullest

boys

Catholic

for

veteran

forward

to

Jesuit

Texan

feels

High

and

Dallasite

of

the

Class.

a

opportunity

now

education,

Senior

the

patronage

Joseph

of

Bishop

itself.

of

the

1942,

Reverend

l\IJost

of

the

by

in

Jesus

graduation

its

as

it

sev­


The

of

four

goal

years'

striving-Com­

mencement

Exercises

at

Jesuit

High.

a

Religion

Jesuit

plays

very

education

and

important

in

part

formation.

Jesuit

students

soon

learn

that

the

to

suc­

key

cess

in

studies

the

3

and

door.

Chapel

in

life

is

found

inside


TO

THE

CLASS

In

OF

for

I

have

spirit

been

to

in

be

life

in

school

than

the

still

what

more

molding

skills

but

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characters;

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at

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of

us

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in

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pattern

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glorious

set.

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training

is

that

true

life

that

owe

back

to

often

Jesuit

the

May

Lord

be

remember

that

prime,

remains

and

to

visit

with

us

wherever you

when

and you

for

to

do

can.

with

go,

your

spirit.

Sincerely,

President

4

is

never

education your

much

God.

yourselves

and

you

with

acquiring

manliness

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youthful

there

to

you

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bodies

wills;

divine.

you

Christ-like

what

you

meant

more

mind

in your

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still

kept

something

leave

you

on.

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core

has,

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goes

full,

have

for

in

has

building

but

training

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the

sincere

faculty

with you

are

intellects

sharpening

taste.

enriching

it

strong

'oQr

contribution you

to

years

for

you

but

of

name

for

Jesuit.

these

during

more

the

of

development

much

and

high

solid

task

thrilling

are

express

through

and

our

you

to

shown

you

the

genuine

has

wish

graduation,

you

the

towards

It

'49

at

congratulating

thanks

made

towards

that

rich,


REV.

EDWARD

P.

CURRY,

S.].

Assistant

Principal

REV.

ROBERT

A.

TYNAN,

Guidance

Counsellor

5

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FACULTY

1949

REV.

ORIE

L.

ABELL,

S.].

REV.

F.

REV.

HOWARD

E.

DOUVILLE,

Religion,

REV.

English,

S.].

BRAUN,

MONAGHAN,

Latin,

M.

P.

KAMMER,

S.].

REV.

English

S.].

English

REV.

M.

Religion,

W.

Ross,

Religion,

Latin,

6

S.].

English

S.].

H.

]AMES

MCCOWN,

Latin

1.

j.

Religion,

REV.

R.

Librarian

Secretary-Treasurer

MR.

S.].

Science

English,

E.

JOS.

Religion,

BROWNING,

Latin,

S.].

English


MR.

MR.

J.

J.

CAZENAVETTE,

THOMAS

CRONIN

J.

S.J.

H.

MR.

EDWARDS,

JOHN

S.J.

Sciences

Mathematics

MR.

MR.

EDWIN

J.

Religion,

STAUB,

Latin,

E.

HOHMAN

L.

MR.

Latin,

DON

A.

Spanish

ROSSI

S.J.

Music

History

WALL

MR.

Religion,

Religion,

MRS.

F.

A.

Coach,

MISS

History

BARBARA

WILSON

NORSCH

JOHN

Assistant

Coach

Re�isttar

prE'XSE

RETURN

TO

7

STUDENT

COUNSELLOR

1·

2


GRADUATES

OF

]oEB.AMEEL

Vice-President

of

Class-'47

'47

Band-'46,

Football-'45

Junior

Basketball-'46

Junior

B

Basketball-'47

Football-'47

Varsity

BARTA

JOHN

J.

Altar

'49

Boys-'47,

'48,

'49

Philothespic-' 48,

LELON

BECKHAM

J.

Sodality-'46

Altar

'49

Boys-'46,

'47,

'48,

'47

Philothespic-'46,

Assistant

Bus.

Mgr.

Roundup-'49

Football

Manager-'48

Baseball

Manager-'46

Perfect

Attendance-'46

Altar

'49

Award-'48,

Boy

Service

Award-'49

Roundup

BOB

S.

BEGIEN

of

President

Class-' 47

of

Vice-President

Class-'46

'49

Sodality-'46,

Vice-Prefect

'47,

'48,

of

Sodality-'49

Treasurer

of

Sodality-'48

Altar

'49

Boys-'47,

National

'48,

Honor

'49

Society-'48,

President

of

N.

H.

S.-'49

'49

Philothespic-'48,

Treasurer

of

49

Philothespic-'

Roundup-'46

Junior

Junior

'46

Football-'45,

Basketball-'46

Varsity

'48

Football-'47,

Intramural

'49

Staff-'47,

Linz

Pin-'46,

8

'48,

'49

'47,

'48,

1949


Eno

S.

BIASA TTl

of

President

Class-' 47

of

Treasurer

Class-c-' 46

Sodality-'46

'49

Altar

Boys-'46,

'47,

'48,

'49

Philothespic-'48,

'49

Roundup-'46,

'48,

Manager

Bus.

Assistant

Football

'47,

.of

Business,

'49

Roundup-'48,

'47

Mgr.

Roundup-'46,

Team-'45,

of

'46,

Football

'47,

'48

Team-' 48

Tri-captain

'49

Intramural

Staff-'48,

Four

Year

Service

Award­

Roundup

'49

'46,

E.

'47,

'48,

BROGAN

JIM

'49

Altar

Boys-'47,

'48,

49

Philothespic-'

Football-'47

Junior

Football-'48

Varsity

Award-'48

Altar

Boy

R.

CALLAN

JAMES

'49

Altar

Boys-'47,

'48,

'49

Philothespic-'47,

'48,

'47

Linz

Pin-'46,

TOM

E.

CARR

9


OF

GRADUATES

ALBERT

G.

COLLINS

of

Class__':__' 47

Secretary

'49

Sodality;__'46,

'47,

'48,

'49

'Band-'46,

'47,

'48,

'49

Philothespic-' 48,

'49

Debate

Team-'48,

Football-'45

Junior

Band

'49

Award-'47,

BILL

W.

'48,

CLEMENTS

'49

Sodality-'46,

'47,

'48,

Football-'45

Junior

Basketball-'45

Junior

DONALD

E.

MARTIN

H.

CONOLY

CURRIN

Sodality-'46,

Junior

10

'47,

'49

'48,

'46

Football-'45,

Varsity

Linz

Football-'48

Pin-'46

1949


EICHENBERGER

ROBERTO

Football-'48

Varsity

BILL

W.EWEN

President

of

'49

Class-'

46,

President

of

Senior

'48,

Class-' 49

Class-'47

of

Vice-President

'49

Altar

Boys-'46,

President

of

'47,

'48,

'49

Altar

Boys-'47,

'48,

'48

Varsity

'46,

Football-'45,

of

Football

'47,

Team-'48

Tri-captain

'49

Varsity

Basketball-'46,

of

Basketball

'47,

'48,

Team-'49

Captain

'49

Varsity

Baseball-'46,

'47,

'48,

.

Linz

Pin-'48

Award-'48

Altar

Boy

FLEMING

W.

JAMES

'49

Sodality-'48,

Altar

Boys-'49

'49

Philothespic-'48,

GRAMLING

ROBERT

J.

11


GRADUATES

GEORGE

E.

Perfect

OF

1949

HOLY

Attendance

'49

Award-'46,

Linz

Pin-'48

C.HoPE

JOHN

EMIL

HORAK

J.

Treasurer

of

Class-' 46

Sodality-'49

'49

Band-'46,

FRANK

L.

'47,

'48,

HORAK

of

Class-' 47

Secretary

Sodality-'49

'49

Band-'46,

Perfect

12

'48,

Attendance-'48

'47,

'48,


FRANK

INTERRANTE

D.

JACKIE

JACKSON

Treasurer

of

Senior

Treasurer

of

Class-' 49

Junior

Class-' 49

Football-'45,

'46,

'47

O.

JIM

JACOBY

'49

Sodality-'47,

'48,

'49

Philothespic-' 47,

'48,

Linz

Pin-'46,

EDWARD

A.

'47,

'48,

'49

KONDERLA

'49

Sodality-'48,

'49

Band-'48,

13


OF

GRADUATES

1949

LASTELICK

J.

JEROME

'49

of

Class-'46,

Secretary

'48,

'49

Sodality-'46,.'47,

Treasurer

'48,

of

Sodality-'49

'49

Altar

Boys-'47,

of

'48,

48

Altar

Boys-'

Secretary

47

.Philothespic-'

Basketball-'46

Junior

Basketball-'48,

Varsity

'49.

'49

Baseball-'46,

BILL

A.

'47,

'48,

LOTT

'49

Altar

Boys-'47,

'48,

'4-7

Philothespic-' 46,

Band-'46

Football-'45

Junior

Basketball-'46

Junior

B

Basketball-'47

Basketball

H.

Manager-'49

MALONE

JOHN

of

Class-' 48

Secretary

'49

Philothespic-'48,

Band-'46

STANLEY

E.

MARTIN

Basketball-'46

Junior

B

Basketball-'47

Cheer leader-'

14

'48

47,


McDERMOTT

STEVE

,

J.

Vice-President

Vice-President

of

Senior

of

Class-'49

Class-'49

'49

Sodality-'46,

'47,

'48,

'49

Band-'46,

President

of

'48,

'47,

Band

Council-'49

'46

Junior

Football-'45,

Varsity

A.

Football-'47,

'48

MEHRTEN

JOHN

Vice-President

of

Class-'48

Football-'45

Junior

Football-'48

Varsity

Linz

LARRY

P.

Pin-'46

MORTON

'49

Sodality-'46,

G.

'47,

'48,

MURPHY

JOHN

B

Basketball-'47

Linz

Pin-'47

15

!


GRADUATES

F.

-OF

19-49

O'BRIEN

JOHN

Vice-President

of

'49

Class-'48,

Altar

Boys-'46,

Treasurer

of

'47,

'48,

'49

Altar

Boys-'48

Football-'45

Junior

Varsity

Football-'47,

'48

Basketball

Manager-'48

DICK

D.

O'LEARY

Sodality-'49

Band

Manager-'49

Roundup-'49

Staff

Photographer-'

L.

49

O'REILLY

JIM

President

of

Class-' 48 ,

Vice-President

of

Class-'46

'49

Sodality-'47,

'48,

Altar

'48

Boys-'47,

National

Honor

Society-'48,

of

N.

H.

'49

S.-'49

Secretary

'49

Philothespic-'47,

Vice-President

'48,

of

Philothespic-'

Junior

'46

Football-'45,

Varsity

Second

Football-'47,

Place

'47

Pin-'46,

A.

16

P

AROSKI

'48

Elocution-'46

Linz

BOB

49


BOB

C.

PERRY

49

Philothespic-'

Varsity

WALLY

W.

Football-'48

PIERCE

Assistant

Football

Manager-'48

N.

POST

JEROME

of

Senior

Class-' 49

Secretary

of

Class-' 49

Secretary

'49

Band-'48,

of

Councilor

Band-'49

49

Philothespic-'

Linz

Pin-'48

RAYMOND

P.

PRASIFKA

Treasurer

National

of

Class-'48

Honor

'49

Society-'48,

i

Treasurer

of

N.

H.

S.-'49

'49

Philothespic-'48,

'49

Debate

Team-'48,

Linz

'49

Pin-'47,

'48,

17


OF

GRADUATES

LUPE

1949

A.

QUEVEDO

Band-'46

'49

Roundup-'47,

Staff

Artist

'48,

of

Roundup-'47,

Junior

'46,

Football-'45,

Varsity

'49

'48,

'47

Football-'48

Baseball-'49

Varsity

Linz

FRANCIS

Pin-'48

E.

RENFROE

'47

Sodality-'46,

'46

Junior

Football-'45,

Varsity

'48

Football-'47,

Tri-captain

Linz

PAUL

B.

Football

Team-'48

RUWALDT

Football-' 46

Junior

Varsity

B

of

Pin-'47

Football-'47,

'48

Basketball-'47

Baseball-'47,

'49

'48,

SAENZ

HENRY].

Junior

Football

'47

Manager-'46,

Basketball

Junior

Manager-'46

Award-'48

Library

18


R.

SAUL

JOHN

Linz

Pin-'49

SHEA

P.

JAMES

Sodality-'48

Editor

of

Roundup-'49

Sports

Basketball-'46

Junior

'48

Varsity

Basketball-'47,

Varsity

Football-'47,

'48

SONNER

FRANK

J.

'47

Band-'46,

Linz

DANNY

Pin-'49

F.

TAVERNIER

19


MARK

S.

TOLLE

Lynch

Bishop

of

President

Trophy-'49

Class-' 46

of

Treasurer

Class-' 49

Sodality-'46,

'49

'47,

'48,

of

Secretary

Sodality-'49

Altar

'49

'47,

Boys-'46,

of

Treasurer

Al

'48,

tar

49

Boys-'

'49

Philothespic-'46,

'47,

'48,

'49

Roundup-'47,

Editor

of

Roundup-'49

'48

Varsity

Junior

B

Football-'45,

'46,

'47,

Basketball-'46

Basketball-'47

Linz

'49

Pin-'47,

'48,

Service

Award-'49

Roundup

Perfect

Attendance

'49

Award-'46,

WALTER

BILL

P.

L.

'47,

VAIL

WALSH

Treasurer

of

Class-' 46

Sodality-'48,

Prefect

'49

of

49

Sodality-'

Altar

'49

Boys-'47,

of

'48,

Altar

Secretary

National

49

Boys-'

Honor

'49

Society-'48,

'49

Philothespic-'46,

President

'47,

'48,

of

Philothespic-'

Treasurer

49

of

Philothespic-'

Varsity

Junior

B

'46,

Basketball-'47

Baseball

Manager-'48

Linz

Pin-'46,

G.

'49

'47,

WILKERSON

JOHN

'47

Band-'46,

Roundup-'48,

Staff

20

48

'48

Football-'45,

Basketball-' 46

'49

Artist-' 49

'47,

'48,


SUPERLATIVES

SENIOR

and

By

ballot

secret

the

the

of

members

Senior

special

Class

seniors

the

voted

the

most

best

the

or

following

of

their

kind.

Saul Student

Best

Best

John

Best

Ewen

Bill

Athlete

.

.

Handsome

Most

Shea

Pat

.

Loafer

Brogan

Jim

Dressed

.

Bill

Lott

.

Biggest

Bluffer

Edo

Biasatti

.

Biggest

Bob Best

Perry

Disposition

Hardest

Workers

Wittiest

Smoothest

.

Talker

Steve

McDermott

Bob

·

Begien

.

.

Most

TheHoraks

· .

Frank

Renfroe

.

Quiet

Bill

Most

Ewen

.

Popular

to

Most

Succeed

·

Mark

Tolle

Mark

Tolle

.

Likely

Best

Friend

for

the

Future

·

.

21


A

LOOK

INT-O

MARK

TOLLE

THE

AND

able

were

we

the

into

look

to

as

a

now

prisoner,

wonder

so-I

or

but

as

future-say

from

ten

FuoTURE

OTHERS

By

If

about

of

the

warden

as

think,

may

you

institution.

years

what

find

would

we

Shall

classmates

our

doing?

hazard

we

a

only,

imagination

peek-in

has

Prasifka

made

voice.

on

our

"It

was

be­

has

Bob

list.

Dallas

me

fascinating

that

made in

Jacoby,

Jimmy

of

his

the

the

footsteps

following

has

famous

become

noted

a

card

father,

is

He

about

authority.

Pinochle."

on

his

with

the

traveling

currently

lecturing

country

Bob

"Proper

caves

(or

Well,

while

1

take

we

to

a

trip

Cave?)

say

Falls

to

remember

all

You

Frank

1

Sonner,

nation's

the

see

outstanding

Niagara

has

Frank

is

He

action.

in

cameraman

about

hope?

all

us

the

by

surprised

newsreel

on

downtown

afternoon.

Professor

states

profession,"

leave

let's

in

Streets

sunny

upon

this

on

Begien.

should

heard

and

my

effect

their

caves

Elm

and

Stone

any

of

love

archeologist.

seen

almost

Begien

an

decide

be

He may

of

corner

first

is

Bob

come

and

his

is?

golden

me

of

use

good

Ray

that

becoming

to

lover

be

to

ever

seen

the

on

Ameri­

greatest

take

is

who

daredevil

another

of

a

go­

picture

can

his

Critics

screen.

are

performances

say

in

falls

the

over

barrel.

a

If you

ing

guessed

reminiscent

those

of

of

Valentino

Rudolph

that

is

cameraman

our

100

are

Dick

O'Leary,

in

Dick's

cent

the

is

Malone

Clark

and

Gable.

and

barrel,

the

behind

man

you

that

wrong.

per

lens. has

John

John

the

has

become

a

John

in

field

chosen

his

taken

over

Father

counsellor

now

decided

Bill

Lott,

having

Ed

and

known

Collins,

McDermott,

formed

have

Konderla

orchestra

tial

study,

honors

at

Notre

Dame

high

now

and

of

Professor

Celes­

Astronomy

Jerry

an

Research

at

Tech.

Cal

They

Fiery

at

concert

every

the

the

Mehrten

night

Saturday

in

Theater,

is

Fiends."

"Four

the

as

in

Harlem

and

to

finally

with

Post

Al

appear

stu­

latter's

Monsignor.

all

reading.

graduated

°

as

the upon

as

appointment

that

position

at

Jesuit

He

art.

wrappers

gum

in

delight

has

old

Tynan's

dent

John

of

bubble

the

ad­

has

Well,

you?

draw,

far

Steve

heard

and

Jesuit

John

don't

to

illustrates

Wilkerson

how

remember

all

You

loved

vanced

children

last

at

Murphy

("Texas")

call.

heart

in

millions

is

the

making

John

counterfeit

of

business.

"Deep

deep

money

Ellum."

Callan

Emil

and

Horak

Frank

have

at

Emil

their

separate

ist

of

is

star

a

is

a

of

the

mountain

Met­

climbers

known

concert

pian­

who

have

we

come

has

Joe

been

the

to man,

thing

every­

river.

including

renown.

Ewen

is

base­

now

playing

ow

famous

up

Frank

Opera

international

Bill

N

Ameel.

world

now

ways.

and

ropolitan

are

crime,

partners

gone

Barta,

James

in

last

forever

and

Jimmy

to

our

class

villain,

ended

on

"The

Rock."

ball

with

the

New

York

professional

Yankees.

He

has

Joe

Not

season

record

wins

of

forty

up

22

one

against

loss.

a


be

sec-

on

.

Yankees.

York

New

the

for

ond

will

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Mr.

of

busi­

and

crew

music.

scene

charge

Browning

make-up

fun-loving

staging

Cooperative

girl's

and

between

Jessica

of

one

of

Salarino

of

respectively,

All

Shylock's

of

One

the

ful

most

O'Brien

for

the

was

a

contrib­

the

of

play.

successful

filled

a

and

joy­

worth­

credit

in

giving

successes

the

is

credit

with

year

accomplishments;

where

the

Phil,

and

while

mirth­

as

audiences

success

year

all,

one

anger

the

Neil

the

in

gave

over

of

featured

over-all

greatly

Post,

an

Salanio,

the

to

daughter.

scenes

fine

and

salesmen,

uted

Jerry

Jim

and

imitation

his

flight

programs,

management,

ticket

highlights

and

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entire

the

excellent

zealous

attractive

ness

the

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play.

as

Lorenzo

Allen)

(Tommy

furnished

(Jim

due,

many

provoking

Clown

blind

Launcelot

father.

matic

as

the

Edo

John

Stacer

and

of

the

achieved

Phil

attributable

are

directly

by

to

our

Reverend

Mr.

Moderator,

Edwards,

particularly

and

both

with

he

Mark

Tolle

as

has

invaluable

made

assistance

one

of

Fr.

and

this year

Kammer,

the

service

of

for

really

truly

the

Philothespic

joyful

enter-

was

the

who,

re­

of

Arragon,

comment.

Blathasar

lazy

his

dra­

was

Morocco

Prince

Rodgers,

favorable

as

Johnny

Biasatti

Prince

the

and

ceived

somewhat

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extremely

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PRIZE

Left

DEBA'TERS

to

right:

Johnny

Stacer,

the

of

Though

chilly

Ray

Prasifka,

December

night

fire

outside,

inside

10

Bill

Neil

Ewen,

tation

the

of

most

closely

spare

For

Carlotta"

the

prevailed

Finally

and

"Da

returned

Judges

Horsa

Race."

to

that

proclaim

that

on

contested

Gold

the

Al

Negative

Collins

Team,

and

Neil

Medal had

O'Brien,

Debates

Collins.

"Mia

to

Auditorium.

night

of

Al

O'Brien,

was

quite

and

fury

Hi

Jesuit

one

the

won

debate.

the

However,

in

Jesuit

was

history

fought

to

fin­

a

award

for

Stacer

of

the

best

went

to

speaker

Johnny

ish

by

year's

This

debaters.

quick-thinking

young

That

subject-Resolved:

the

the

Affirmative.

All

four

debaters

United and

the

chairman

to

are

be

the

congratulated;

Nations

now

be

revised

into

Federal

a

World clear

logic,

both

Government-provided

teams

and

tation,

whole

arsenals

of

munitions,

bomb

or

to

their

proving

of

all

argumen­

did

contestants

much

to

make

the

debate

one

of

the

liveliest

cases.

in

Jesuit

Affirmative

well-planned

elocution

fiery

atom

an

including

in

use

two,

The

consistent,

with

was

upheld

history.

Pra­

by

Ray While

no

credit

from

the

debaters

taking

sifka

and

Johnny

Al

Collins

Stacer;

and

Neil

we

if

know

themselves, O'Brien

championed

the

Bill

Negative;

and

the

light Chairman.

The

debate

be

then

come

preparation

far

seen

by and

could

of

fought,

coud

side

one

hours

long

was

closely

first

truth

that,

Ewen

to

was

the

other

all,

by

the

greater

portion

to

seeming

of

credit

for

this

making hold

the

After

the

S.

James

an

success

team

Medal

should

outstanding

and

to

go

Alderman,

Father

had

difficult

a

McCaffrey

which

Gold

Judges

Debate

Malone,

H.

the

Kammer,

time

Affirmative

and

Coach,

very

had

to

the

won.

deciding

audience

year's

contest

advantage.

H.

John

James

Father

Meanwhile,

Edo

was

enjoying

Biasatti's

Debate presen-

44

McCown,

Moderator.

the

Coach

Negative

and


CHARACTER,

LEA,DERSHIP,

SCHOLARSHIP,

SERVICE

PHIL

HANLEY

By

Left

seated:

to

Rev.

Bob

right,

Walsh;

S.J.,

School

the

is

mould,

ters

is

Tynan,

S.].,

charac­

school

and

to

deserve

Raymond

and

Tolle,

John

and

duct

praise

number

of

is

had

social

honor

the

event

to

the

of

con­

school

great

this

Dance.

Moreover,

Acquaintance

succeeded

the

in

in

a

plaque

having

society

erected

small

a

the

conducting

first

the

y�ar,

mem­

year

Honor

Honor

National

of

honor

also

the

Hanley,

the

indicated

National

the

has

It

Stacer,

Phil

Cullinan,

As

by

the

had

Society

assemblies.

Prasifka,

Neil

Mark

Tom

members.

bers,

the year,

past

has

President;

Walsh,

Secretary;

O'Brien,

honor

of

the

war

dead

of

school.

the

Society

Those

select

This

candidates

the

of

not

As

With

so

entrance

much

purpose

the

with

and

returning

I

sure

new

School

that

Jesuit

to

an

National

45

fine

promise

am

forward

organized

organization

of

the

year,

is

this

think,

school

members

nine

its

recruits,

rig­

look

of

special

of

and

next

as

are

qualifications

orous.

The

four

society

with

quantity

the

quality,

I one,

to

organization.

this

character,

concerned

and

both

the

scholarship,

service.

credit

bring

to

lead­

Society:

will

judged

seriously

the

and

ership,

noble

a

project

which

on

are

society

requisites

was

wishing

group.

enter

the

is

Johnny

O'Reilly,

the

serve

who

Achievements.

the

During

composed

Vice

President;

O'Reilly,

Treasurer,

and

Scholastic

Bob

of

Moderator,

Bill

to

their

leadership

Begien,

Jim

Jim

develop

to

students

justly

for

A.'

R.

the

strengthen,

those

organi­

Father

of

its

members,

honor

The

the

of

Chapter

Aloysius

Honor

Society.

under

and

to

the

High

National

O'Brien,

Hanley.

leading

Jesuit

of

zation,

standing:

Phil

service

the

in

societies

Neil

Bill

Tynan,

Cullinan,

Tolle,

the

of

A.

Tom

S.

Prasifka,

Ray

One

R.

Begien,

Mark

Stacer,

of

even

can

High

better

and

in

Honor

Society

a

more

1950.


THE

BAND

Pictured

above

the

are

of

members

Band.

43-piece

O'Leary,

Schanz,

third

second

Coughlin;

Jesuit

Daniel,

Durbin,

Stearns,

The

Bieler,

Jimmy

has

Leech,

Miranda,

Manager

a

activities

of

Band.

From

success

have

every

progress

fifth

Rodgers,

of

the

Band

membership

been

Post,

Giangrosso,

Finegan,

the

The

of

into

was

Norwood,

Stamper,

Horak,

McDermott,

Student

a

effect

Band

were

of

problems

Student

a

Drum

freshman,

Council

this

ette,

S.].,

mott

was

for

Moderator.

elected

Council

and

from

elected

each

section

Band

Cazenav­

Steve

and

McDer­

councilmen

president,

by

the

Mr.

by

year

ad­

was

increased,

formation

Eldredge,

Wohlfeld;

E.

Konderla,

Mosman,

was

Jack

idea

The

standpoint

evident.

and

disciplinary

met

row:

McNamara,

W.

Evans,

row:

Roberts,

Moffitt,

Major.

put

ministrative

bottom

right,

Horak,

Collins;

Weed,

the

the

Jesuit

High

to

are,

Wohlfeld,

F.

Brown,

O'Leary,

in

era

new

apparent.

and

and

Prewitt,

Norwood,

M.

Ameel,

Dick

top

Fagin.

marked

year

School

left

They

R.

Voegtle,

Schleicher,

Vance,

row:

O'Hearn;

Otto,

Manager

last

High

row:

row:

Schell;

row:

Kinninger,

CULLINAN

the

G.

Lynch,

McDowell,

fourth

accomplishments

ON

MARCHES

TOM

By

were

Post,

Jerry

Annual

and

the

State

Robert

Mike

given

performances

Concert

the

at

were

impressive

Brown,

held

Contest

at

and

Kinninger,

John

Daniels,

Evans.

Billy

The

Waco.

Band

also

enter­

provided

The

good

Annual

Band

Concert

was

held

April

tainrnent

at

the

football

with

its

fine

games

in

28,

and

playing

between

halves.

marching.

Spence

Auditorium.

The

was

program

Per­ a

well

rounded

one

and

included

overtures, the

most

haps

important

forward

for

the

room

for

step marches

and

popular Band

the

was

of

a

new

Solos

were

pieces.

played

acquisition by

Jerry

Post,

Steve

Al

McDermott,

Collins

rehearsals.

and

John The

Band's

the

displays

Daniel.

football

during Fine

Mr.

directing and games

between

the

by

well

E.

L.

Hohman

and

halves

particularly

Mr.

tireless were

balanced

and

done.

In

planning

both

by

Cazenevette

proved

expertly

.maneuvers

and

in

to

the

marching

the

partment

results

musical

of

good

be

the

aids

biggest

de­

most

were

drilling

46

successful

one.

in

the

making

a

year


STAFF

INTRAMURAL

NEIL

O'BRIEN

By

first

to

Left

Whetzle,

second

Mr.

Staub,

Walsh,

third

In

Joseph,

the

and

a

day,

In

new

at

and

it

Of

either

here

that

the

When

referees

all

are

The

in.

come

the

of

at

are

the

last

arrived,

players

the

round

that

which

ball,

up

by

has

time

Finally

disappeared.

the the

and

it

is

that

here

the

ref­

begins,

game

and

first

the

teams

bunch,

have

the

must

"Ref"

chap,

beatings

fans,

the

subject

general

is

He

his

eree

begins

the

for

the

of

refusing

mysteriously

take

boys

disconsolate

Tolle.

field

laxidasical

torment

bribes.

con­

some

unsuspecting

is

half

the

produce.

be

must

intramural

of

the

to

only

endless

through

goes

spirits

on

out

awaiting

he

to

games

high

loosed

or

Magner,

Larry

S.

Mark

Cullinan,

that

finds

While

present.

fail

varsity

these

Willding,

O'Brien,

Tom

rushes

he

and

thrill

the

to

spectators,

even

course

trolled,

Dick

Neil

Alderman,

Biasatti,

then

flat;

game

least

O'Brien,

Johnny

Faber,

Jim

Edo

are

made.

are

certain

a

always

intra

murals,

that

ones

many

is

there

event

any

about

Roberts,

Begien,

Ewen,

feuds

class

J.

Bob

Bill

Biasatti,

of many

for

settled

Lastelick,

D.

LaRocca,

Joe

Gino

intramurals

Jerry

row:

S.J.;

row:

Lostetter;

Joe

Al

Eddie

Dick

row:

right,

Bill

really

big

verbally

job.

team.

loosing attacked

the

by

Mark

Tolle

this

heads

staff

of

and

in

close games

spectators;

sturdies. verbs

are

discarded

for

more

weighty

Aided

Mr.

Staub

he

makes

out

the

most

of

by

weapons.

games,

Thus

a

referee's

is

not

at

all

one

of

coin­

job

sees

that

and

are

they

sees

all,

played,

The

fort.

on

the

intramural

staff

are

boys that

are

refereed.

He

has

able

an

very

staff

they

workers.

men

him,

from

all

have

to

be.

They

good under

the

varsity

comprising

The

fellows

on

the

intramural

staff

cer­

teams.

do

To

headed

the

who

think

it

is

I

have

lunch

down

a

his

The

this

to

in

few

deal

of

credit

for

the

great

have

a

Mr.

minutes

4,7

Staub

during

deserves

and

the

done

they

say:

game,

crams

a

easy

work referee

deserve

tainly

an

many

to

job

referee

even

more.

past

year,


C'OACHES

1948-49

Horace

John

and

Wall,

The

Don

Young

scholastic

of

Rossi

has

1948-1949

been

banner

a

for

athletics.

the

blue

the

in

seasons

all

the

On

made

themselves

feared

and

jerseys

outfit

respected'

which

ceased

those

final

only

fighting

final

same

the

at

"never-say-die"

And

the

gridiron

sports.

white

a

most

enjoyed

year

past

of

and

have

we

During

and

spectacular

in

as

Jesuit

year

year

in

High

successful

boys

whistle.

whistles

them

victors

five

proclaimed

out

of

times.

Our

mauled

eight

North

over

eagle-eyed

Texas

the

they

three

wins

As

twenty-five

gotten

wins

and

is

Such

and

detail

to

we

would

all

press

the

on

road

with

glory

and

our

sports

like

section,

to

you

for

before

it

we

to

give

bow

a

to

and

hand

a

for

the

pause

most

men

Coaches:

Mr.

responsible-our

of

are

defeats.

no

the

prelude

in

baseball

to

go

we

already

way,

meshes

of

twenty­

we

played.

games

under

five

record

amazing

up

in

has

just

piled

the

hoopsters

as

all

John

Wall,

Horace

there

are

coach

coach

others

Mr.

Staub,

S.

Mr.

coached

in

and

to

them

big

more

in

48

S.J.,

for

and

These

but

coach

basket­

three

who

coached

are

deserve

basket­

Junior

who

Browning,

our

hand

a

detail.

football

aren't

head

Mr.

S.].,

Fr.

Ross,

and

great

work

in

football.

who

who

].,

and

Cronin,

B-football;

bow

some

But,

nonetheless:

B-basebal1;

their

assistant

assistant

Young,

above.

praise

and

A.

Rossi,

Mr.

sports;

Mr.

ball;

pictured

much

ball

Don

athletic

them,

let

us

S.J.,

director.

see

the

With

results

a

of


1948

RANGERS,

JESUIT

McDer­

E.

left

Front

to

Tolle,

Ewen,

right:

row,

second

Biasatti,

Willding,

Bearden,

Rettman,

O'Brien,

Renfroe,

O'Reilly,

N.

Biasatti,

LaRocca,

Magner,

Lott,

Ruwaldt,

O'Brien,

J.

G.

row:

mott;

Mehrten,

Begien,

Walsh,

Currin;

Quevedo,

Wood,

fourth third

row:

Ellis,

Brown,

Lostetter,

fifth

row:

PAT

Asst.

Asst.

Cullinan,

Manager

Perry;

Coach

PIGSKIN

Rossi.

Coach

Coach

Young,

Wall,

Beckham,

row:

Eichenberger;

Alderman,

Avery,

DeHeas,

Joseph,

Manager

Ross,

Pierce,

Manager

Whetzle,

Father

Director

Athletic

Dean,

Ivy,

Gallerano,

Roy,

Michels,

Roberts,

REVIEW

SHEA

By

the

his

of

two

Rossi,

the

and

embarked

team

The

was

what

There

him.

of

both

for

in

the

instill

deal

a

was

The

entire

the

the

and

yards

off

operated

modes

of

time

coaches

Coach

as

into

had

end

dashed

around

dirt.

to

yards

scampered

tallies

other

pay

from

by

Ewen

to

a

30-

Ruwaldt.

speedy

came

score

as

a

dash

to

of

the

60-yard

line

result

only

Terracita's

Rangers

'

a

way

and

O'Reilly

Paul

by

Flyers'

Pete

like

of

came

Ranger

pass

run

The

when

job

looked

he

61

and

The

35-yard

yard

wing

but

hard

a

the

T.

when

Johnny

had

that

double

single

was

opened,

the

accredited

was

game

O'Brien

little

of

to

Rossi

team

a

and

the

It

offense.

season

the

of

run

longest

great

short

the

and

team

the

a

T-formation

always

of

touchdown

and

55

touchdown.

would

accomplish

veterans

minutes

few

second

tackle

secondary

August

expected

work

of

from pass

A

Walsh.

his

for

knowing

every

be

Alder­

point

a

on

tally

Billy

scored

broke

through

with

16th

on

man

and

spirit

high

the

second

to

end,

he

Johns

Young

to

one-yard

extra

the

only

The

Biasatti

when

Wall.

Mr.

the

touchdown.

for

converted

Ewen

later

new

assistants,

St.

Mr.

from

over

way

initial

Ranger

then

game.

Bill

Den­

near

Tejas

direction

and

the

two

spent

They

Camp

able

the

Don

coach,

for

squad

history,

Dallas.

at

out

under

Texas,

man

the

school's

the

from away

working

ton,

head

line

For program.

Jesuit

in

time

trained

weeks

powered

regular

football

the

of

first

the

his

satti

the

to

added

was

new

Something

routine

from

Rangers

where

he

scored.

three-yard

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37,

JESUIT

In

ST.

JOHNS

6

of

the

opening

JESUIT

the

season

In

the

a

wealth

the

in

and

walloping

power

37-6

of

a

minutes

hands

Sta­

suffered

of

game,

Gino

of

Bia-

score.

play

49

the

Gaines­

played

and

Claus

as

played

Rangers

result

defeat

a

at

the

heart-breaking

Johns

the

first

The

18-7.

Gainesville

Leopards

Highlander

In

three

only

Santa

the

ville,

St.

at

Shreveport

After

at

Gainesville

of

displayed

Ranger

dium.

18

the

Jesuit

game

eleven

1948

speed

Flyers

GAINESVILLE

7,

half

entire

neither

first

half

team

was

able

in

was

played

to

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end

Leopard's

eleven

of

the

field

the

Ranger

five

scoring

across

push

The

and

in

was

couldn't

half

times

but

position

a

touchdown.

single

second

was

a

different

The

story.

kicked

Rangers

off

drove

Leopards

for

to

a

Gainesville

touchdown

and

on

the

two

pass

failed

plays.

to

They

minutes

drive

climaxed

from

what

a

next

few

sustained

when

the

seemed

O'Reilly

then

Magner

be

to

plunged

line.

two-yard

added

the

with

Jim

over

In

convert.

retaliated

Jesuit

the

game-winning

and

point

but

the were

Rangers

four

minutes

left

in

ahead

7-6

with

the game.

But

these

four

minutes

defeat

for

spelled

the

for

in

that

Rangers

ville

short

eleven

on

time

breaks

capitalized

touchdowns

lightning-quick

and

the

to

Gaines­

two

score

win

the game

18-7.

TRI-CAPTAIN

E.

BIASATTI

6,

JESUIT

NORTH

DAL,LAS

the

Again

lack

met

Rangers

of

to

with

in

scoring

tested

14

bad

luck

a

punch

the

and

con­

losing

North

game

closely

Dallas

14-6

Bulldogs

at

Dal-Hi

Stadium.

the

Although

North

drove

Rangers

Dallas

line

four

20-yard

first

they

ended

Late

unable

were

half,

half

in

in

a

the

scoreless

to

the

inside

times

cash

in

in

the

and

the

deadlock.

third

the

period

Rangers

finally '

broke

the

ice

with

a

touchdown

19-yard

the

from

of

arm

Bill

for

Magner's

try

the

stood

score

Ewen

the

in

6

and

the

final

the

then

converted

and

then

North

kicked

Bulldogs

Dallas

went

the

and

forced

to

Rangers

took

down

the

the

ball

then

touchdown

point

and

his

on

sidelines

Prewitt

tally.

after

to

were

plays

Talbot

raced

Bulldog

off

Jesuit

three

EWEN

and

Talbot.

by

7-6.

and

kick BILL

O.

scored

end

scamper

The

after

TRI-CAPTAIN

and

Bulldogs

around

18-yard

ahead

O'Brien.

wide

Dallas

North

period

an

Prewitt

Neil

was

point

Early

on

pass

End

to

extra

Jesuit

for

40

own

the

added

ended

second

his

second

the

scoring,

the

at

score

leaving

14-6

in

favor

of

North

Dallas.

0,

JESUIT

In

7

FOREST

a

contested

bitterly

lost

another

Rangers

heartbreakers

at

The

Cotton

game

the

Bowl,

7-0

to

the

of

one

Forest

those

Lions.

High

In

the

first

half

the

eleven

Jesuit

Forest

but

outplayed

completely

in

as

previous

lacked

scoring

half

punch.

in

Rangers

In

department

the

doubled

exactly

of

every

the

were

The

the

drive,

unable

second

reached

TRI-CAPTAIN

F.

RENFROE

but

kickoff

this

and

was

Lion

in

a

line

score.

in

short

drove

lived

60

a

as

on

yards

50

first

on

Rangers,

the

I-yard

to

half

began

lock

Forest

statistics.

second

quarter

sustained

but

games

the

Altogether

the

scoreless

Forest

dead­

took

the

two

pass

plays


touchdown

for

a

the

score

end

converted

then

and

in

7-0

at

favor

of

leave

to

This

Forest.

the

was

the

of

scoring.

...

In

the

seconds

of

the

the

waning

made

their

Ran

game

bid

final

for

Victor

when

tie

a

gers

Gallerano

blocked

recovered

and

a

on

punt

the

Forest

5.

then

threw

short

a

Magner

that

pass

was

the

on

line

intercepted

the

as

goal

ended. game

McKINNEY

21,

JESUIT

The

fans

19

will

the

remember

Jesuit

.

long

1948

in

Jesuit-McKinney

minute

which

last

a

game

from

47-yard

Ruwaldt

Bill

Ewen

Paul

to

pass

the

vic­

21-19

sweet

a

gave

Rangers

over

tory

McKinney.

The

Lions

looked

if

as

to

were

going

they

their

fourth

win

get

the

of

as

season

straight

took

the

kickoff

they

dirt

to

yards

with

60

Ledbetter

Quarterback

pay

in

over.

going

the

scored

and

the

second

Again

Lions

marched

and

opening

period

it

looked

if

as

would

they

the

turn

into

The

rout.

a

half

ended

with

game

CO-CAPTAIN

the

Rangers

BIASATTI

trailing

kicked

The

off

to

McKinney

Rangers

had

as

G.

12-0.

had

their

choice

again,

of

or

receiving

they

in

the

initial

the

and

kicking

Lions

period,

took

the

and

again

drove

another

for

pigskin

_

and

then

and

converted

then

the

tally

Rangers

trailed

19-0.

in

Late

broke

Biasatti

Gino

third

the

period,

the

and

team

the

of

center

McKinney

through

his

line.

the

30-yard

way

two

thrown

had

who

Bill

Then

from

over

powered

Ewen,

in

the

only

half

first

unleashed

vicious

a

passes

attack

that

netted

of

out

seven

twelve

passing

126

and

yards.

to

The

the

to

Lion

3,

pushed

Rangers

receive

back

a

only

where

from

8

the

to

penalty

flipped

pass

over

went

standing

then

Ruwaldt

Paul

to

short

a

Ewen

who

his

added

second

of

Larry

up.

Magner

three very

important

conversioris.

than

less

With

minute

a

threw

Ewen

to

play

long

who

Ruwaldt

to

a

went

untouched.

It

and

a

was

great

found

the

scoring

ST.

33,

this

time

game

their

Rangers

JESUIT

over

again

pass

punch.

7

EDWARDS

CO-CAPTAIN

found

scoring

with

St.

attack

a

the

Rangers

defeat

to

handily

powerful

Austin

of

Edward's

punch

McKinney,

game

at

33-7

High­

Tigers

lander

Field.

After

but

three

minutes

the

of

Rangers

play

scored

the

in

their

Having

previous

unleashed

when

Gino

his

Biasatti

way

powered

over

from

the

St.

line.

Ed's

few

A

45-yard

moments

later

fumbled

the

and

the

Rangers

recovered

on

the

7.

From

here

Ranger

Tigers

dashed

around

end

for

the

score

Myers

51

and

BOB

RETTMAN


then

converted

Dunnigan

a

short

to

the

give

lived

fourth

Tigers

to

defeat

period

Sulphur

12-7,

Springs

7-6 at

advantage.

The

then

and

Sulphur

started

Rangers

like

working

a

successful

the

Springs,

in

season

most

complete

the

school's

history.

well-oiled

at

machine,

their

line

ing

of

The game.

half

the

In

the

in

over

recovered

the

well

as

a

line

yard

attack

Ranger

minutes

opening

remainder

took

the

kept

and

keep­

for

subs

Ranger

and

will

scoring

uncrossed

goal

the

last

defense

well

as

the

as

up

done.

The

first

had

fumble

final

score

was

33-7

in

favor

gain

after

Ranger

line

7-yard

to

fail­

to

yardage,

where

punted

the

ball,

taking

a

crazy

touched

bounce,

by

The

for

Harry

second

and

Renfroe

the

and

was

25,

JESUIT

LANERI

were

In next

to

last

of

the

and

the

neither

team

fourth

was

for an

win

up

two

touchdowns

Fort

25-0,

touchdown

Jesuit

came

score.

on

a

shovel

soggy

from

Ewen

to

pass

for

the

on

exploded

the game.

first

the

on

Worth,

Field.

scored

to

Rangers

and

over

impressive

The of

Highlander

Rangers

able

the

period

the

season

game

chalked

High

at

The

evenly

0

fought

the

Rangers

Laneri

re­

Wildcats.

third

quarters

In

13-

unable

Wildcats,

covered

turf

Jesuit

Wildcat

the

necessary

the

of

the

were

Rangers

the

ing

Jesuit.

the

on

the

this

to

stringers

of

game,

Wildcat

but

score.

Following

as

third

].

the

final

who

O'Brien,

skirted

end

ten an

yards,

from

climaxing

play

SO-yard

drive. with

scrimmage

to

a

screen

from

Bill

Ewen

pass

The

Gino

who

Biasatti,

of

61

ran

behind

marker

game-winning

a

than

two

minutes

left

to

when

ers

second

less

the

play,

The

with

came

yards

blockers.

wedge

touchdown

set

was

on

started

a

touchdown

drive

Rang­

their

on

10-

own

a

up

line.

blocked

Gino

Biasatti

by

punt

the

on

yard

Laneri

Two

Dick

Ll-yard

from

line,

Walsh

Billy

The

for

where

the

third

Ranger

when

Gino

period

the

Bill

Ewen

heaved

tally

in

came

the

Laneri

eleven

the

ball

other

a

beautiful

40-

sidelines

Johnny

in

scoring

Springs

by

yards

by

set

Sulphur

for

the

the

sprint

O'Brien,

second

Biasatti

exploded

entire

and

down

yard

24

runs,

Willding

to

score.

for

one

long

Lyard

line,

on

the

position

from

where

Will­

through

21

and

carried

ding

his

over.

yards

second

touchdown.

There

in

no

was

the

scoring

and

the

final

when

marker

Dick

was

third

period

added

Whetzle

period

in

the

threaded

AT

BANQUET

fourth

the

BAKER

side The

Dads'

Club

Athletic

sponsored

line

58

for

and

six

yards

Besides

points.

this was

held

on

9th

December

Banquet

in

the

Ball

Crystal

run

outstanding

by

Whetzle,

he

also

on

a

ran

a

of

Room

up

the

Baker

Hotel.

Guest

for

speaker

spectacular

punting

average

the

field,

soggy

occasion

Mr.

was

Gomer

former

Jones, of

43

yards

per

punt.

Ohio

State

All-American

and

center

present

An

added

of

the

this,

highlight

line

homecoming

coach

at

Oklahoma

Besides

University.

was

the

half-time

festivities

game,

at

which

fine

a

giving

the

of

the

crowning

took

he

speech,

showed

movies

of

the

The

Queens

place.

Oklahoma-Texas game.

and

their

escorts

Queens

were

player

Anne The

of

the

highlight

Horak

with

Bill

Nowell

Ewen,

Joan

with

Brannin

Betty

of

with

Mark

letters

After

the

there

was

a

game

gala

dance

ing

the

honoring

football

to

Varsity

Tolle.

homecom­

Francis

Renfroe;

team

Bill.

members:

and

Neil

O'Brien,

O'Brien,

Ellis,

Walsh,

Mark

Tolle,

Lupe

SPRINGS

Roberts,

Larry

McDermott,

Magner,

Dick

of

Bill

of

O'Reilly,

Whetzle,

and

Ewen

Joe

passing

Lostetter,

elect:

little

running

Jesuit

Dick

Willding,

7

Jim

fine

by

brilliant

the

Quevedo,

Steve

D.

J.

SULPHUR

the

the

Ewen,

Bill

Johnny

12,

Sparked

the

following:

Biasatti,

team.

Richard

JESUIT

O'Brien,

official

Edo

Tri-captains

and

the

Bill

awarding

and

Walsh,

was

evening

Gino

in

Eddie

Joseph,

Paul

Ruwaldt;

Biasatti

and

Co-captains

Bob

and

Rettman;

Johnny

rallied

the

Senior

Rangers

Student

Lelon

Manager

52

Beckham.

to


CHEERLEADERS

CLASSY

Left

Gloria

to

right:

Owens,

Martain,

Stanley

the

Evans,

football

could

Bill

Jeanine

and

Evans

by

and

of

by

draw

Owens,

able

were

and

a

Stanley

adorned

and

Gloria

Clark,

comple­

thrill

to

they

Hanley,

will

Ashmore,

J

Phil

by

at

S.].,

amile

Martin,

Nancy

tators

corps

Staub,

highlighted

and

by

Jeanine

Hanley.

headed

Mr.

by

Lastelick,

Jerry

boast

well

Jesuit

Directed

and

mented

Lastelick,

Martain,

Nancy

season

past

cheerleaders.

classy

Martin

Jerry

Phil

Bill

Ashmore,

Jamile

Clark,

During

of

spec­

enthusiasm

from

the

even

most

yells

disinterested

the

of

stands.

parts

Martin

and

Stanley

this

Lastelick

the

last

Next

time.

we

was

Seniors

and

led

cheers

miss

will

of

and

the

little

swell

smile

Freshman

Ash­

and

Jerry's

energy

Stanley's

certainly

year

flow

more

were

Jerry

for year

unceasing

pep.

tumbler

who

Jamile

and

did

everything

from

and

cartwheels

somersaults

to

of

rows

any­

back

ting

We're

flips.

will

certainly

Evans

glad

and

be

back

with

us

next

Jamile

with year,

along

Billy

Phil

Hanley.

Martin

was

Merici's

fine

contribution

to

our

Nancy

cheering

Clark corps;

from

the

came

to

from

L.

G.

schools

season

C.

and

St.

Edward's,

We

that

are

to

sincerely

but

in

for

these

their

only

all

everything

three

Gloria

as

grateful

not

sent

them,

ball

us

Jeanine

Owens

well

fine

as

to

foot­

backing

during

the

through

year.

JESUJT 53

HIGH

SQQl


THE

bottom

to

Left

lIB"

1949

SQUADI

row:

Thompson,

right,

Neuhoff,

Musso,

EDITION

second

Cameron;

Reames,

Mr.

row:

Jackson,

Rodgers,

Faber,

Price,

Brannin,

Mullins,

Coach,

third

Coach;

S.J.,

Browning,

McKean,

S.J.,

Cronin,

Assistant

Mr.

Lynch,

row:

row:

Jim

Schleicher,

Ameel,

Pangle,

Perry,

Markey,

Conway,

Wasaff,

Mentzel,

top

Hunt;

Buckley,

Dean,

Bieler.

Victor

Billy

Roberts,

Brown,

FOOTBALL

IIBII

NEIL

O'BRIEN

By

A

reminder

of

the

"B"

football

should

season

be

well

satisfied

with

did

what

to

seem

be

because

of

the

In

their

But

one.

that

see

closer

on

the

might

ance

of

lost

examination

Grand

close

a

6-0.

its

but

Browning,

It

well.

short

end

two

Prairie,

varsity,

scores.

Of

course

Adamson,

33-13

a

score.

Park

Highland

their

lone

victory

gave

was

otherwise

they

next

of

to

straight

both

year's

who

the

on

lost

Jesuit

and

next

oped

those

their

twice

against

out

came

per­

devel­

job

14-6, for

encounter,

scored

Rangers

guid­

Mr.

most

important

men

In

one,

the

the

under

team,

and

Cronin

Mr.

then formed

against

opener

appropriate,

bad

seemingly

we

do.

they

might

not

would

not

have

T.

over

D.

C.

been

boys

That's

received

where

their

they able

to

chance

a

to

show

their

experience,

In

stuff.

play,

and

first

the

which

four

the

ones

who

received

the

most

were:

were

they

games

lost,

they Linesmen

Faber,

which

merely

gaining

and

on

T.

C.

D.

to

the

ack­

Musso,

McKean,

Perry,

tune

of

a

34-18

while

V.

C.

Brown;

Wasaff,

Brannin,

lash­

Ameel

and

saw

lots

of

action

in

the

Jim

Had

had

a

they

season

of

nine

could

well

or

field.

Other

who

showed

victories,

promise

four

have

expected

but

more

back­

or

regular

squadmen

we

games,

J

un­

they

experience,

son,

leashed

ing.

ten

since

were

Bill

Reames,

we

they

Pete

and

didn't,

Neuhoff.

Henry

54

Bill

Cameron,

Mentzel


ROUNDBALL

BREAKERS

RECORD

PAT

SHEA

By

Pictured

above

the

are

members

of

the

1949

record

Assistant

John

Wall,

top

Neil

the

of

broke

had

a

and

of

The

record

of

5'9"

defensive

a

in

his

good

share

the

of

points.

his

in

of

remain­

Larry

at

Jesuit.

man

the

on

team

who

Culli­

Tom

was

individuals

the

who

Tom

used

also

cen­

forward,

Junior

his

played

on

to

height

the

Soph­

Magner,

played

things

great

tallest

6'4" nan,

ter.

about

word

a

year's

mainstay

Larry

guard,

first

the

game.

for

next

on

they

in

scoring

Sherman

Now

consecu­

chipped

years

The

bet­

by

10

nineteen

a

and

expect

two

ing

high

points-which

70

points

be

We

for

score

previous

game-65

5

by

will

letterman,

in

the

by

single

outfit

this

of

games

omore

games.

wins

22

shattered

the

was

Rangers

of

record

for

on

Another

8

by

other

games.

tered

Ellis,

members

season

quint.

bet­

13

record

season

game

25

'49

Al

a

school

games,

record

previous

also

They

any

right,

Lastelick,

O'Brien,

"B"

went

games.

ing

High

two

consecutive

21

winning

by

the

tering

to

are,

Jerry'

Richard

twenty-five

five

previous

records

They

Ewen,

Johnny

The

have

which

varsity

of

out

School

the

left

team.

Bill

Capt.

Willding.

famous

wins

twenty-two

up

Jesuit

team

Basketball

of

record

season

Willding)

Allderman,

composed

group

edition

'49

Ellis,

the

of

rest

a

O'Brien,

Dick

and

O'Brien,

Johnny

and

piled

Neil

Lott,

and

Whetzle,

LaRocca,

and

The

loss.

only

The

Manager

row,

Dick

Joe

Joseph,

of

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