1951 Yearbook

Published

the

Students

of

by

JESUIT

HIGH

3812

Oak

Lawn

DALLAS,

SCHOOL

Avenue

TEXAS

.

Volume

VIII

MAY,

1951

School

Jesuit

of

High

Founded

in

the

Dallas,

1942

year

With

the

and

approbation

Most

Reverend

blessing

t

this

time

of

Patrick

Joseph

A

its

ninth

Lynch)

anriual

D.D.)

commencement

of

Re-dedicates

to-

itself

the

mind)

Strengthening

the

the

training

character

Moulding

-

the

Building

THE

body

CHRISTIAN

EDUCATION

OF

YOUTH

will

o

our

we

Jesuit

To

thee

High,

our

wave

implore;

land

and sea,

every

evermore.

as

spotless,

may

let

sons

wherever

they

thy

name

we

it,

o'er

bright

it

And

loyalty,

pledge

receive

love,

banner

Thy

Long

increase

be, may

clime

in

and

shore.

every

Thy

The

Students}

Jesuit

Chapel

the

and

The

students

Catholic

end

of

beginning

Where

training

to

are

taught

find

-

and

LIFE

more

abundantly

-

LIBERTY

in

"the

Truth

which

makes

us

free

And

the

GOAL

of

HAPPINESS

To

On

with

friends,

parting

in

a

Th�

[lass

best

we

Each

never

of

'51

with

wishes,

exchange

usually

friends

true

sense

deeper

God's

and

Yet

farewells.

blessing,

carries

with

him

the

of

part.

the

other's

influence

impact

life.

his

upon

For

four

and

years,

Jesuit

have

the

been

best

of

friends!

And

each

has

left

a

the

mark

you

upon

-

other.

is

of

The

your

stamp

have

here

on

and

in

the

record

It

survives

in

striven

has

too,

Jesuit,

leave

is

With

this

wills;

the

School

and

fields

Our

wish

is

that

who

of

with

you

It

is

the

of

Spirit.

men

men

carry

of

character:

spirit

know

what

is

love

true,

what

and

is

good

of

real

right.

in

your

its

Jesuit:

and

disciplined

what

lives.

on

impress

is

something

go,

minds

it

School.

on

your

signet

that

trained

find

academic

on

platforms.

reflected

its

t?

you

with

have you

wherever

you,

men

We

Spirit

successes

your

credit

the

lasting

And

clear.

bright

of

developed

you

sport.

do

and

Jesuit,

presence

quality

can

greatness,

vitalize

you

future

homes,

your

your

-

trade,

How

even

business, your

your

and

true

can

unity

foster

like

between

contact

with

the

there

us!

be

always

good

a

Dallas.

The

will

Here

Four

altar.

need

be

here

never

for

to

break

come

that

back

you

we

together

years.

Sincerely

Page

the

Jesuit

will

these over,

at

years

School.

by

Dallas:

Jesuit

career

developed

it

you

is

to.

been

has

a

deep

And

unity.

dedicated

your

profession,

can

times

relive, many

REV.

EDWARD

P.

S.

CURRY)

J.

Assistant

Principal

REV.

ROBERT

A.

TYNAN)

Guidance

S.

J.

Counsellor

Page

Five

faculty

REV.

L.

ORIE

ABELL,

REV.

FRANCIS

REV.

R.

BRAUN,

SJ.

THOMAS

A.

CAREY,

SJ.

SJ.

-

'Treasurer

Librarian

Religion

Secretary

REV.

E.

HOWARD

DOUVILLE,

REV.

REV.

SJ.

MAY,

JULIUS]'

Latin

Religion,

E.

REV.

JOHN

E.

MR.

SCHWING,

S.].

S.

SCHILLECI,

].

SJ.

Science

Religion,

Religion,

English,

BROWNING,

JOSEPH

SJ.

SJ.

Mathematics

H.

MR.

JOHN

EDWARDS,

SJ.

Latin

Mathematics

Religion,

Six

Page

Religion,

English, Religion,

English,

Spanish

I

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MR.

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MR.

A.

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S.J.

MR.

J.

TIBLIER)

Latin

MR. MR.

L.

E.

Latin)

EDWARD

R.

MAHER

Mathematics

History)

MRS. MR.

H.

WIEBELT)

S.J.

Latin

English)

MR.

LANCASTER

SMITH

HOHMAN

Music

DON

F.

A.

NORSCH

Ed.

Coach)

MISS

Physical

BARBARA

WILSON

VOGEL

Ed.

History)

ANDREW

S.J.

Math.

Religion)

English)

Religion)

Physical

Librarian

Registrar

Page

Seven

of

Graduates

AMES

1951

ALEXANDER

J

Football

Manager-'50

Baseball

'50,

Manager-'49,

Perfect

TOMMY

�5]

Attendance-'50

ALLEN

'49,

Sodality-'48,

Altar

'50,

'49,

'51

'50,

'51

Boys-'48,

Award-'51

Altar

Boy

'49,

'50,

�51

Philothespic-'48,

of

Treasurer

Philothespic-'51

Band

Manager-'51

Award-'50

Philothespic

AMEEL

JIM

Sodality-'51

Altar

Boys-'49,

Band-'48,

Band

B

B

FRANK

'50,

:51

'49

Council-'49

Football-'48

Varsity

Football-'49,

'50

Basketball-'48

BERNHARD

'51

Sodality-'50,

Treasurer

of

Sodality-'51

of

Class-'49

Secretary

'49

Philothespic-'48,

Linz

Page

Eight

Pin-'48,

'49,

'50,

·.'51

Football

Manager-'50

'51

Baseball

Manager-'50,

TOMMY

BROWN

of

Senior

Class-'51

Secretary

of

Treasurer

Class-'48,

of

'49

Class-'50

Secretary

Vice-President

of

Class-'51

'50,

'49,

Sodality-'48,

Altar

.'51

'49,

Boys-'48,

'51

'50,

'49,

Philothespic-'48,

National

'50,

'51

Honor

Society-'51

Linz

Pin-'48,

Perfect

'51

'49,

'50,

Attenclance-'49,

'51

DANIEL

JOHN

Soclality-'48,

Band-'48,

Band

'49,

'49,

'r)1

'50,

'50,

'51

Council-'49

Linz

Pin-'49,

'50,

'51

DEHAES

LOUIS

of

Class-v'fi

l

Secretary

B

Football-'47

Varsity

Football-'48,

of

'49,

Football

'50

Team-'50

Co-Captain

Greater

Varsity

Dallas

Football

Baseball-v'ff),

Team-'50

'50,

'51

Page

Nine

Graduates

of

1951

FAGIN

JIMMY

'49,

Soda1ity-'48,

'51

'50,

'51

Phi1othespic-'50,

Band-'48

Band

'51

'50,

Manager-'49,

FINEGAN

JIM

'49,

Soda1ity-'48,

Altar

Boys-'48,

President

B

'49,

of

'51

'50,

'49,

Phi1othespic-'48,

Band-'48,

Band

'51

'50,

'51

'49,

'50,

'50,

'51

Band-'51

Award-'51

Baseball-'50

Baseball-'51

Varsity

Linz

Pin-'49,

Perfect

GIACOMINO

'51

'50,

Attendance-'49,

'50

GIANGROSSO

'51

Soda1ity-'50,

Phi1othespic-'51

Band-'48,

Perfect

MLKE

'49,

'50,

HAWKINS

Phi1othespic-'48,

Page

Ten

'51

Attendance-'49

'49,

'50,

'51

TIM

HERATY

'49,

Sodality-'48,

Altar

'50,

'49,

'51

'51

'50,

Boys-'48,

'51

Philothespic-'50,

Band

Manager-'50

Cheerleader-'50

GEORGE

JENNINGS

of

Class-'50

Secretary

B

Football-'49

Football-'50

Varsity

B

.Baseball-'49

KEEHAN

JOHNNY

of

Class-'50

Secretary

Vice

President

Sodality-'48,

Boys-'48,

Treasurer

of

Class-'S

of

'50,

'49,

Altar

1

'51

'51

'50,

'49,

Altar

Boys-'51

'49,

'50,

'51

Philothespic-'48,

of

President

Philothespic-'51

Team

in

Prize

Debate-'50

Winning

in

Best

Prize

Debate-'50

Speaker

Band-'48,

Band

AL

'50,

'51

Council-'51

KILLEEN

Treasurer

of

Class-'48

Football-'50

Varsity

'51

Varsity

Baseball-'50,

'50

Football

Manager-'49,

Eleven

Page

of

Graduates

SULLY

1951

KOTHMAN

FRANCIS

LANDWERMEYER

Sodality-'51

Altar

'51

Boys-'50,

'51

Philothespic-'50,

Perfect

Linz

PAUL

Attendance-'51

Pin-'51

LEECH

Sodality-'48,

'49,

'51

'50,

Altar

'49,

Boys-'48,

Philothespic-'48,

Band-'48,

'49,

'50,

'49,

'50,

'51

'50,

'51

'51

Cheerleader-'50

Perfect

B

Attendance-'51

Baseball-'50

LOSTETTEK

JOE

B

Football-"':"4-7

Varsity

Football-'48,

Baseball-'48,

Page

Twelve

'49,

'50

'49,

'50

MAGNER

LARRY

Bishop

Lynch

President

of

Trophy-'

Senior

'49,

Sodality-'48,

President

51

Class-'

President

Treasurer

Prefect

of

of

51

'51

'50,

of

'50

Class-'48,

Vice

Class-'

49

Class-'51

the

of

Sodality-'51

Altar

Boys-'48,

President

of

'49,

'51

'50,

Altar

Boys-'

Vice

President

51

Altar

of

Boys-'

Treasurer

50

of

Sodality-'50

'51

Philothespic-'50,

Vice

President

of

Philothespic-'51

National

Honor

Society-'49,

Vice

President

Roundup

of

Staff-'50,

Editor

'50,

'51

N.H.S.-'50

'51

of

Sports

Roundup-'51

I '50

.

Football-'47,

'48,

Basketball-'48,

'49,

'49,

'51

'50,

.1 of

Basketball-'

Captain

Baseball-'48,

TOMMY

'49,

51

'51

'50,

MATULA

Football-'50

B

Baseball-'50

Baseball-'51

Varsity

PAT

McNAMARA

'49,

Soclality-'48,

'51

'50,

Altar

Boys-'48,

'49,

Philothespic-'48,

'50,

'49,

Pin-'48,

FRANCIS

'49,

'51

'50,

Linz

'50,

'51

'51

MIRANDA

'49,

Sodality-'48,

'50,

'51

'51

Philothespic-'50,

Bancl-'48,

Presiden

t

'49,

of

'50,

'51

Class-' 4

of

Y

Class-'48

Secretary

Baseball-'50,

B

'51

Baseball-'49

Page

Thirteen

MOCK

Linz

Pin-'51

MUNCHRATH

HAROLD

Baseball-'48,

DAN

1951

of

Graduates

ROBERT

'49,

'50

O'HEARN

Band-'48,

'49

Football

'50

Manager-'49,

Baseball

'50

Manager-'49,

Perfect

Attendance-'49,

'50,

'51

PANGLE

JOE

Vice

President

of

Altar

President

Class-'49

'49,

Boys-'48,

Vice

of

'50,

'51

Altar

Boys-'51

Philothespic-'48,

'49,

'50,

'51

of

Philothespic-'51

Secretary

of

Best

Gold

Medal

Debate-'51

Speaker

Winner

of

Senior

Elocution

Football-'49

B

Football-'47,

Basketball-'51

Fourteen

Page

'48

Contest-'51

DAN

PREWITT

Band

'50,

'49,

'51

'50,

Philothespic-'49,

Band-'48,

'51

Council-'51

Perfect

Attendance-'48

ROGERS

JOHN

'49,.

Sodality-'48,

Altar

'51

'50"

'51

Boys-'50,

Philothespic-'48,

'49,

'50,

'51

( Band-'48,

'50,

'49,

'51

Football-'50

Linz

'49,

Pin-'48,

WILLIAM

'50,

'51

SCHELL

Treasurer

of

Class-'48

'49,

'50

Sodality-'48,

Philothespic-'48

Band-'48,

DICK

'49

SCHLEICHER

Band-'48,

Band

B

'49,

'50,

'51

Council-'51

Football-'49

B

'50

Basketball-'48,

Basketball-'51

Varsity

'50

Baseball

Manager-'49,

Page

Fifteen

1951

of

Graduates

BOB

SCHOOF

President

Vice

of

Treasurer

of

'49,

Altar

'51

'50,

'49,

Boys-'48,

National

Class-'48

Class-' 49

Sodality-'48,

'51

'50,

Honor

Society-'51

Philothespic-'48

Winner

Elocution

of

Contest-'49

Junior

Linz

ROGER

'49,

Pin-'48,

'51

'50,

THOMPSON

The

'51

Roundup-'50,

Service

A

ward-'51

Distinguished

Roundup

B

'49

Football-'48,

TOLLE

JOHN

of

Treasurer

President

of

Senior

Class-'51

Class-'

President

Vice

Treasurer

of

of

51

Class-'50

Class-' 49

Sodality-'48,

'49,

'51

'50,

Council-'

Central

Sodality

Altar

Boys-'48,

'49,

'50,

Altar

of

Boys-'

Secretary

Philothespic-'48,

'49,

50

'51

51

'50,

of

'51

50

Philothespic-'

Secretary

A

ward-'

51

Philothespic

Honor

National

of

National

Honor

Society-'51

Roundup-'49,

Editor

of

'51

Society-'50,

President

The

'50,

'51

The

Roundup-'51

Football

Linz

Four

RAY

Manager-' 48,

Pin-'48,

Year

'49,

Perfect

'50,

'49

'51

Attendance

VANCE

itt

1!\l'QuitBtat

Page

Sixteen

Jarr

RONALD

VOEGTLE

DICK

Council-'48

Band

Award-'51

WHETZLE

of

President

Vice

'49,

Class-'48,

'50,

'51

I

'49

'48,

'50

'49,

Basketball-'48,

Class-'S

Senior

of

President

Football-'47,

'50

'49,

Baseball-'48,

DICK

'51

'50,

'49,

Band-'48,

Band

WILLDING

Vice

President

Class-'48

of

Class-'49

of

Secretary

of

Treasurer

Football-'47,

of

Class-'51

'48,

'49,

'50

Football-'50

Captain

Greater

Dallas

Baseball-'48,

B

Team-'50

Football

'51

'49,

'50,

Basketball-�48

'50,

Basketball-'49,

'51

Varsity

BILL

WILLIAMS

Treasurer

of

Class-'51

'51

Sodality-'50,

'51

Altar

Boys-'50,

'51

The

Roundup-'50,

Team

of

Prize

Debate-v'Ji

l

Winning

Football-'49,

B

'50

Baseball-'50

Baseball-'51

Varsity

Linz

Pin-'48,

'49,

'50,

'51

Seventeen

Page

1951

of

Graduates

ROBERT

WOHLFELD

1

Sodality-'S

Band-'48,

Band

Linz

Four

BOB

'49,

'SO,

'SI

Award-'SI

Pin-'SO,

Year

'SI

Perfect

Attendance

WOOD

Sodality-'48,

National

'49,

'SO,

'SI

Honor

1

Society-'S

Treasurer

of

National

Honor

1

Society-'S

B

Basketball-'48

Varsity

Basketball-'49,

'SO

Football-'49,

Baseball-'49,

Linz

.Pin-'SO,

Page

Eighteen

'SO

'Sl

'SO

Senior

Superlatives

secret

and

By

the

ballot

members

of

the

or

the

Senior

special

voted

Class

the

seniors

the

most

best

of

following, \

..

their

kind.

Best

Student

Best

Athlete

TOLLE

..........................

.]OHN

MAGNER

LARRY .

.

DICK

WHETZLE

.

Best

Dressed

.

HAROLD

MUNCHRATH

.

Best

Disposition.

BILL

..

WILLIAMS

.

. .

Hardest

Worker

KEEHAN .

'Wittiest

.JOHNNY

PANGLE .

Smoothest

Talker.......

JOE

BOB

MOCK

..

Most

Quiet

LARRY

........

MAGNER

.

Most

Popular

TOLLE ..... ..

to

Most

Succeed

..

.JOHN

Likely

.SULLY Best

Fut-ure

the

Friend

KaTHMAN

.....

for

•

•

•

Junior-Senior

Prom

Aprilt27

Nineteen

Page

A

1971

In

Nightmare DAN

O'HEARN

OTHERS

AND

By

Last

I

don't

recall

the

and

to

into

bed,

head!

oh,

me,

nightmare

and

each

climbed

my

came

frightful

For

I

time,

night,

A

my

of

member

the

of

class

poor,

poor

'51

every

dream.

in

Paraded

It

that

was

caused

my

Has

at

one

time

a

was

Best

undertaker.

an

and

playing

convinced

that

he's

still

creation.

Dan

the

'no

claims

makes

the

Richard

Prewitt,

Schleicher;

aging

headlines

Dick

writing,

His

leads

field

golfing

with

a

piker.

Dick

now

plays

the

was

never

though.

and

Broadway

Still

it.

do

to

one

ago

basketball

longer

He

fun.

oration,

in

one

Embassy's

all

us

the

bands,

leading

jazz

Has

long

for

one

great

become

now

Still

And

the

party

who

Pangle,

Joe

days,

Whetzle

over;

they're

and

Beer

Whetzle's

Whetzle

famous

pretzle.

If

have

roaches,

you

and

rats,

Kothman's

still

skater,

champion

exterminator.

champion-rat

whose

for

love

suffered

Finegan,

climbed

a

not

danger

the

change,

mountains

in

the

highest

Arctic

The

the

a

Sully

Has

call

ants,

just

For

Jim

have

trails

Himalayan

secret

it

tales;

makes

Range.

blood

run

cold

your

think

To

that

Brown's

the

who

one

tried

moil

to

for

Tommy

His

for

love

math

gold.

and

such

was

that

Ameel

algebra

Jim >

Is

and

chief

Oldsmobile.

_

designer

and

the

screen

but

stage

Refused

for

now

engineer

To

singers

the

and

bids,

he

now

Francis

go,

Landwermeyer

leads

the

St.

Cecelia

Choir.

And

Roger

Thompson,

Well

you

of

chief

now,

who

the

Iran

of

Shah

at

the

mints

Tom

that

of

sleight

famous

Band.

was

he's

in

up

never

good

the

now

hot-rods

the

on

driving

his

no

one

dread

his

name.

jalop,

Tim

dreamed

a

famous

Would

be

George

Jennings

the

cop.

that

(except

O'Hearn)

scientist

funny?

jinks.

his

Heraty's

And

links,

the

was

putting

catch

multi-speed

But

quite

money.

for

pretty

golfing

could

Boylson

the

raking

law

hand,

class

George

now

was

gave

moola.

Ragtime

in

sometimes

swing

'cause

traffic

the

Alexander's

country's

how

his

Fagin

Matula,

make

mastered

the

dietician

Jesuit's

Although

scratches.

tone,

rhyme,

silver

bother

to

came

controls

poker

leads

Remember

As

The

that

and

his

to

saxaphone.

never

Tom

who

Alexander,

Jim

Now

Jim

kind

prefers

rhythm,

listen

country

troubles

money

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rule, every

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now

he

is

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of

president

Page

Twenty

Dallas

Girls'

School.

High

I

don't

serious

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when

now,

confide

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to

name,

laugh

finished

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college,

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Larry

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star,

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and

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that

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Page

Twenty-one

WILL'

LAST

THE

of

GRADUATING

TESTAMENT

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junior

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MALONE"

Page

Twenty-three

Award

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Bishop

LAWRENCE

MAGNER

R.

President

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and

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Faculty

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Carr,

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Twenty-five

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Jimmy

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boys,

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Richard

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secretary.

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Spies,

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Demarest,

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James,

Ingram,

born,

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Eddie

O'Brien,

Edward

Robert

Arnold,

Charles

Clark,

David

Clesi,

Frank

Florer,

Dahm,

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Leo

Heinen,

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Eldredge,

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David

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Wasoff,

John

row:

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Charles

Patterson,

Robert

Allen,

Jerry

Neil

Dickie

Ortiz,

Koppa;

Gene

Bill

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Johnny

Ploudre,

George

Walsh.

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Terry

Bagot,

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CLASS

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ROBERT

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second

of

use

flies,

of

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organization

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school

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players,

were:

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James,

varsity.

freshman

with

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team,

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brothers

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Clark,

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the

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boys.

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officers

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Clesi,

president;

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president;

Meek,

Clark, secretary;

treasurer.

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Henry

Knapek,

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Faber,

Bobby

Hite

Butcher,

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Mark

Hathe­

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Andy

Don

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Jimmy

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Joe

row:

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Sammy

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Kenneth

Blackburn,

Ancelin,

Henzler,

Jerry

Amlong,

Gilbert

Moore,

Larry

Bobby

Campbell.

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