1950 Yearbook

as

1950

fte

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Published

Students

of

by.

JESUIT

HIGH

3812

Oak

lawn

DALLAS,

Volume

VII

SCHOOL

Avenue

TEXAS

MAY,

1950

Jesuit

High

the

School,

which

the

the

approbation

Reverend

Lynch,

the

purpose

Dallas

boys

in

of

as

well

as

in

the

to

its

faith

is

now

arts,

looking

annual

2

D.D.,

Catholic

educating

their

of

liberal

eighth

of

Patrick

Joseph

the

for

in

was

founded

with

1942 year

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forward

commencement.

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of

four

the

years}

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ment

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at

Jesuit

High.

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of

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available

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to

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life.

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to

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and

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Class

30

(1/

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and

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wishes

congratulations

wish

own

the

on

of

occasion

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good

and

to

personal

the

wish

of

our

take

as

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graduation!

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all

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your

Jesuit

High

School.

the

four

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past

and

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class

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and

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with

have

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have

you

that

lie

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are

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you

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ideals

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is

time

in

most

pleas­

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advancement

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of

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man

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and

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we

which,

you

comes

hope,

like

WITHIN

Catholic

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our

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influence

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own.

your

beauteous

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best

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and

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but

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inward

through

enthrone

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at

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where

secularism

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over.

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pleases

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retreat.

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gentleman

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take

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Christ.

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near

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goodness.

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parents

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associations

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years,

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am

that

sure

we

will

be

for

happier

Sincerely,

4

for

a

visit,

boys

visits. your

REV.

EDWARD

P.

CURRY,

S.J.

Assistant

Principal

REV.

ROBERT

A.

TYNAN,

Counsellor

Guidance

5

S.J.

Facll/tll

1950

REV.

ORIE

L.

ABELL,

REV.

FRANCIS

So].

R.

BRAUN,

S.].

Librarian

Treasurer

Secretary-

REV.

THOMAS

A.

CAREY,

REV.

HOWARD

REV.

E.

DOUVILLE,

S.].

JULIUS

S.].

Religion,

E.

REV.

]OHN

SCHWING,

S.].

BROWNING,

JOSEPH

MAY,

MR.

S.].

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CAZENAVETTE,

Mathematics

Religion,

So].

Religion,

English,

E.

MR.

].

Science

Latin

Religion

So].

Math.

Religion,

Latin,

6

English

Religion,

Spanish,

MR.

H.

EDWARDS,

JOHN

S.J.

MR.

LOUIS

A.

POCHE,

MR.

EDGAR

S.J.

SHAUGHNESSY,

Latin

Religion,

MR.

O.

English,

Religion,

MR.

PATRICK

USINA,

Social

E.

Latin,

L.

History

HOHMAN

Latin,

MR.

English

DON

S.J.

A.

ROSSI

Music

Science

English,

History,

Ed.

Physical

AD

MAJOREM

DEI

GlORIAM

MRS.

F.

A.

NORSCH MISS

Registrar

BARBARA

WILSON

Librarian

7

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ALDERMAN

JIM

B

'47

Football-'46,

Football-'

Varsity

Junior

B

'49

48,

Varsity

B

'49

48,

Basketball-' 47

Basketball-'

Basketball-c-viu

Baseball-'49

Intramural

Staff-'

'50

49,

AMLONG

JIM

of

Class-'

Secretary

50.

'48

Sodality-' 47,

Altar

Boys-'47,

'48,

Philothespic-'47,

'49

'49,

'48,

'50

Band-'48

B

B

Football-'49

Baseball-'47

Perfect

Attedance-' 48

BEAL

JOHN

GINO

BIASATTI

Vice-President

of

of

Class-'47

Class-' 48

Secretary

President

of

Treasurer

of

'50

Class-'49,

Senior

Class-'50

Altar

Boys-'47

Football-'

46,

Varsity

of

Co-Captain

Best

All

'47,

Football

Round

'48,

'49

Team-'49

Football

Player-'48,

'48

Varsity

Baseball-'47,

Intramural

Staff-'49,

8

'50

'49

SIMON

BIELER

Treasurer

of

Band-'47,

B

Class-'47

'48,

'50

'49,

Football-'48

BURNELL

BROWN

Altar

'48

Boys-'47,

'48,

Philothespic-'47,

MIKE

Pin-'

'50

'49,

'50

Band�'48,

Linz

49

BROWN

'48

Philothespic-' 47,

Band�'47,

'48,

'50

'49,

Band

'50

Councilman-'49,

President

Varsity

of

Band-'50

Baseball-'48,

'49,

'50

.

TOM

CULLINAN

of

Class-'

Secretary

of

Vice-President

Sodality-'47,

Prefect

49

Class-'50

of

Vice-President

Senior

'48,

Sodality-'

Class-'50

'50

'49,

of

Altar

50

'50

Boys-'49,

National

Honor

Society-'49,

of

Secretary

Feature

'50

NHS-'50

Editor

of

'50

Roundup-'49,

Band-'47,

'49

'48,

Basketball-'48,

SWAAU

'49,

'50

All

Team-'50

Tourney

Baseball-'48,

'49,

'50

Football

Manager-'49

Intramural

Staff-'49,

'50

Linz

Pin-'47,

'48,

'49,

'50

9

OF

GRADUATES

1950

DELIN

JOHN

Linz

'50

Pin-'49,

DICK

ELLIS

B

Football-'46

'48,

Football-'47,

Varsity

'49

Basketball-' 47

Junior

B

Basketball-'

'49

48,

Basketball-'SO

Varsity

B

Baseball-'49

Intramural

'50

Staff-'49,

EVANS

BILLY

50

Sodality-'

Altar

'50

Boys-'49,

50

Philothespic-'

Band-'47,

Band

'48,

'49

Councilman-'

Cheerleader-'

AL

49

'49

48,

Head

Cheerleader-' 49

FABER

Vice-President

of

Class-'

'48,

Sodality-'47,

Altar

Boys-'47,

49

'49

'48,

'49,

'50

Basketball-'47

Junior

B

Basketball-' 48

Varsity

Basketball-'49,

of

Basketball

'50

Team-'50

Captain

SWAAU

Catholic

All

All

Intramural

Tournament

State

Linz

Team-'SO

Team-'50

Staff-'49,

'50

'48

Pin-'47,

Perfect

10

Attendance-'

48,

'50

CHARLES

PHIL

HAFERTEPE

HANLEY

Treasurer

of

Class-' 47

Vice-President

Class-' 48

of

'50

Sodality-'49,

of

Secretary

Sodalitv-'50

Altar

'48,

Boys-'47,

National

'50

'49,

Honor

'50

Society-'49,

President

of

N.H.S.-'50

'50

Philothespic-'49,

Vice-President

of

Philothespic-'50

'50

Roundup-'49,

Assistant

Editor

of

Roundup-'50

Team

in

Prize

Debate-'50

Winning

Second

Place

Essav-' 49

English

Basketball-'47.

'48.

Cheerleader-'

'49,

Staff-' 50

Linz

Pin----:--'47

HENRY

'50

'49

48,

Intramural

,

'48,

'49,

'50

HARBRECHT

Altar

Boys-'49,

'50

Perfect

Attendance-'48,

BRUCE

B

'5'0

HART

Football-'

46,

Junior

B

'49,

'47

Basketball-'47

Basketball-' 48

Varsity

Varsity

Basketball-'50

Baseball-'47,

Intramural

'50

Staff-' 50

11

OF

GRADUATES

1950

EDDIE

JOSE'PH

Sodality-'47

'50

Altar

Boys-'49,

Treasurer

Altar

of

Boys-'50

B

Football-'46

Varsity

Football-'48,

'49

Basketball-' 47

Junior

Varsity

B

Basketball-'49,

'50

Baseball-' 49

Intramural

President

Perfect

CHARLES

'49,

Staff-'48,

of

Intramural

'50

Staff-'50

Attendance-' 47

KOCH

47

Sodality-'

Assistant-'

50

Library

Perfect

FRANK

LA

Attendance-' 47

LAKE

ROCCA

JOE

Vice-President

Treasurer

of

of

Boys-'47,

B

Class-' 47

Class-'

Altar

'50

49,

'48,

'49

Football-'46

Varsity

Football-'47,

'48,

'49

Basketball-' 47

Junior

B

Basketball-' 48

Varsity

B

Basketball-'49,

Legion

Baseball-'47,

Intramural

Staff-'49,

Linz

12

'50

Baseball-'49

Pin-'47

'49

'50

BUDDY

LUDOLPH

Altar

Boys-'50

MACHANN

JOE

Altar

'50

Boys-'48,

'49,

Philothespic---'47,

B

'48,

Baseball-'

PAT

'49,

'50

Baseball-'49

Legion

49

MCCAFFREY

Altar

Boys-'47,

'49,

'48,

'50

.

'48,

Philothespic-'47,

Band-'47,

'49,

'50

'48

Cheerleader-'

49

Golf

Team-'49,

'50

MCKEY

JOHNNY

'50

Philothespic-'49,

'50

Roundup-'49,

Circulation

of

Manager

Perfect

Attendance-'47,

Roundup-'50

'49

13

OF

GRADUATES

TOMMY

1950

MECK

of

Class-' 49

Secretary

Altar

Boys-'47,

'48,

'49

Band-'47

BILL

MENTZEL

Football-'48

B

MOCK

JOHNNY

Perfect

DON

Attendance-' 49

MOI'FITT

Sodality-'48,

Altar

'49,

'50

Boys-'47

'50

Band-'47,

Band

Linz

14

'48,

'49,

Councilman-'50

Pin-' 47

Perfect

Attendance-'47,

'48,

'49

FRANK

Musso

�48

Sodality-·' 47,

Altar

'48,

Boys-'47,

'50

'49,

'48

B

Football-'47,

Football-'50

Varsity

Attendance-' 48

Perfect

O'BRIEN

NEIL

President

President

of

'50

Class-'47,

of

Senior

Altar

'48,

'49,

Class-' 50

'50

'48,

Boys-'47,

'49, '

V.P.

and

National

Al

of

Pres.

Sec.

and

tar

5

0

Boys-' 49,

Honor

'50

Society-'49,

of

Vice-President

N.H.S.-'

'48,

Philothespic-'47,

Pres.

'49,

50

'50

of

'50

Philothespic-'49,

Debate

First

'50

Team-'49,

Place

Short

'5·0

Story-'48,

Roundup

Staff-'49,

Editor

'50

of

Roundup-'50

Sports

Service

Award-'50

Roundup

Football-'

46,

'47,

'49

'48,

B

Basketball-'47,

Varsity

Intramural

Staff-'48,

'48,

'49,

Linz

Pin-'47,

'48,

'49

'48,

Baseball-'47,

'49,

'50

'49,

'50

'50

OWENS

JERRY

Sodality-'50

Altar

Boys-'50

50

Philothespic-'

Cheerleader-'

Junior

PETE

49

Basketball-'47

REAMES

Sodality-'48,

'49,

'50

Altar

Boys-'48,

'49,

Philothespic-'47,

Library

'50

'48,

'49,

'50

Assistant-'50

B

Football-'47,

'48

15

OF

GRADUATES

BOB

1950

RETTMAN

of

Treasurer

Class-' 48

Vice-President

of

Class-'49

Football-'46

Junior

'48,

Football-'47,

Varsity

of

Football

Co-Captain

Best

'49

Team-'49

'49

Tackler-'48,

Intramural

'50

Staff-'49,

FRANK

RIBELIN

Altar

'50

Boys-'47,

Treasurer

of

'48,

'49,

Altar

Boys-'50

'48,

Philothespic-'47,

Band-'

Team-'49,

D.

'49,

'50

'48

47,

Golf

'50

ROBERTS

J.

President

of

Class-' 48

of

Treasurer

'50

Class-'49,

of

Senior

Class-'50

Secretary

Sodality-'47,

'48,

'50

'49,

.

Football-'46

Junior

Varsity

Best

Football-'47,

Blocker-'

48,

Intramural

'48,

'49

'49

Staff-'49

ROBERTS

BILLY

47

Sodality-'

Altar

Boys-'47

47

Philothespic-'

Band-'48,

'49

'48

B

Football-'47,

Football

Manager-'

49

Basketball

'50

Manager-'49,

16

GENE

ROY

President

of

of

Class-' 47

Class-'

50

Secretary

'48

Varsity

LAWRENCE

Linz

SCHMITT

Pin-'49

Perfect

STEVE

Football-'47,

Attendance-' 47

SPETTER

STACER

JOHNNY

Bishop

Lynch

of

Trophy-'50

Class-'

Secretary

'48

47,

Sodality-'47,

Vice-Prefect

'48,

'49,

'50

of

Sodality-'50

Altar

Boys-'47,

'48,

'49,

'50

National

HonorSociety-c-t-to,

'48,

Philothespic-'47,

Treasurer

'49,

Philothespic-'

Team-'49,

in

50

'50

Prize

Speaker

Second

Debate-'

Place

English

First

Place

First

Place

English

'50

'50

of

Debate

Best

Essay-'

49

47

Essay-'48,

'49,

'50

Short

Story-'49

Assistant

Editor

of

Roundup-'

Editor

49

of

Roundup-'50

Roundup

Service

Golf

Team-'49,

Award-'50

'50

Linz

Pin-'47,

'48,

'49,

'50

17

GRADUATES

BOB

OF

i950

STEARNS

48

Sodality-'

'

50

Philothespic-' 48,

First

'49,

Elocution-' 48

Place

Junior

Band-'48,

'50

'49,

Linz

Pin-'48,

Perfect

BILL

'50

'49,

Attendance-'

49

TYRA

Sodality

'48,

-'47,

'50

'48

Altar

Boys-'47,

'48

Philothespic-' 47,

B:u:d-'47

En

VIRGIL

Treasurer

B

of

Class-' 48

Football-'47

Linz

CHARLIE'

Pin-'47

WASAFF

Vice-President

of

B

Football-'48,

18

'50

Class-'47,

'49

PAT

WHITMARSH

WILLIE

B

ZIHLMAN

Baseball-' 49

19

SeNiors

tlte

BailiNg

Crllstal

crystal

opaque.

with

dreading,

gaze

the

fates

hides

that

I

hands

who

intent

all

that's

stars

those

of

take,

slowly

trembling

my

fearful,

veil

face

with

into

crystal

And

The

OTHERS

AND

my

upon

ball

This

lies

table

ball

A

FABER

AL

By

to

cleave

to

are

leave

prepared

walls,

crumbling

crystal

my

gaze

Is

Jesuit

ask

don't

hard

as

as

Riley."

enter

to

race,

last

place.

has

Zihlman

Willie

To

in

interred

he's can,

try

High.

of

does)

he

e'er

"Life

the

he

how

Ford

ancient

his

every

But

sigh.

unslyly,

quite

(please

took

Ribelin

of

I

not

me

crystal

now

leading

Frank

to

frown,

laugh,

grin,

ball my

says

I

I

ball;

Al

Faber,

halls,

noisy

I

into

I

school

this

these

These

beauteous

the

come

dawn-

finally

.

elected

He

was:

that

said

the

he

had

whom

Rettman

been

told,

Multi-millionaire,

rainbow's

end

was

there

of

a

we

knew

to

be

gold.

pot

really

Bob

Lawn!

Oak

Mayor

Spetter,

at

his

of

the

recently

Steve

That

wonderful

a

peacemaker,

Has

now

Musso's

dream

between,

he

is

all

with

it's

true

one

height,

basketball's

for

delight.

he'd

knew

we

the

boy

g�nt1eman,

the

leading

never

learn

to

dance,

always

Although

Charles

true-

S.M. U.

bad,

the

the

become

come

of

or

good

grad,

now

finally

ago

for

a

Cullinan,

Has

jolly

has

of

long

see

Tom

undertaker.

a

God's

become

go

Frank

We

Wasaff

has

become

at

last

the

chief

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at

Haggar

for

vision's

You

resent

our

it

it's

must

be

all

absurd,

blurred,

My

a

joke,

P.resident-none

other

than

Charles

may

If

desire

ever

to

It's

no

insult

have

a

published

you

consult

if

our

song,

maestro

Jim

you

20

Amlong.

Koch.

the

Because

to

girls

When

he

always

friend

our

of

a

teacher

got

who

one

and

all

us

of

lot

a

ate

pie)

dear

at

old

is,

he

High.

Jesuit

be

to

was

first-rate

a

electrician,

although

Roy,

fooled

shock.

a

we

priest

the

know,

(You

mathematics

Gene

has

Mock,

Johnny

appealed

cassock

the

on

put

Alderman

Jim

A

Has

become

worst-rate

a

politician.

Ellis

Dick

has

decided

make

at

television

a

his

last,

to,

And

and

show

mind,

up

Challo

leave

behind.

join

I

Roberts

what

see

was

doubt

no

cut

out

to

be,

Billy

For

him

hear

we

KRLD:

day

every

say

"Hear

upon

make

who'll

scream,"

you

cheer

What's

I

this

see?

is

It

and

close

the

to

Bill

Mentzel

as

track,

a

Stearns

Bob

always

the

become

to

loved

who

the

first

Schlitz!

stars,

seeing

visit

to

Mars.

where

senior

smoke

was

lounge

Is

sure

have

to

Gino

in

life

later

is

Biasatti

smoke

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credit

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always

all

room

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blown,

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to

name,

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of

Bruce!

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caboose,

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pulling

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train

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by

good

spreads

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he's

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John

He

all

far

the

football

of

men

fame.

totin'

surpasses

I

must

foretell

this

it news,

startling

hater's

Latin

Our

Frank

will

Lake

become

now

never

make

though

our

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fame

his

surely

strange

scholar

chemist

as

Peter

seems,

Reames.

or

baseballer,

he

For

destined

is

become

to

nation's

our

chief

caller.

hog

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tavern

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owner

do

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Mike

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Tommy

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Tommy

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Henry

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David

row:

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John

Guy

Munchrath,

Pat

Sam

Charles

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Richard

Tenholder.

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Reames,

George,

Pat

Ronald

Paul

Durbin,

John

McDow­

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Peters,

James

Folzenlogen,

Bill

Abdal­

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Frank

Walter

Bill

Carr,

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Moffitt,

Jack

Coughlin,

O'Leary,

Tim

row:

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Joe

Lostetter,

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Bob

Furlow,

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Terry

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Coughlin,

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John

J.

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Jim

Ashmore,

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Tommy

Adams,

Billy

Willingham,

Barraco,

Joe

Conoly,

Jerry

Billy

Billy

Hunt,

Jim

Charles

row:

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row:

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Bob

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John

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row:

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Richard

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Wes

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Tommy

Stoebner,

John

Dan

Adams,

Bobby

Brannin,

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Jimmy

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HIGH

LIGHTS

STOEBNER

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