1954 Yearbook

the

Published

Students

of

by

HIGH

SCHOOL

JESUIT

3812

Oak

Lawn

Avenue

TEXAS

DALLAS,

VOLUME

XI

MAY

1954

SCHOOL

OUR

School

Jesuit

in

Dallas,

of

High

Founded

1942

the year

With

and

the

approbation

Most

Reverend

blessing

this

time

of

Patrick

Lynch,

Joseph

At

annual

its

oj

D.D.,

commencement

twelfth

Re-dedicates

to-

itself

the

Strengthening

the

mind,

the

will

training

character

Moulding

the

Building

THE

body-

CHRISTIAN

EDUCATION

OF

YOUTH

THE

OF

HEART

The

Jesuit

OUR

SCHOOL

Students'

Chapel

T

he

and

the

end

beginning

Where

students

Catholic

of

training

to

are

taught

find

-

and

LIFE

more

abundantly

-

LIBERTY

in

the

Truth

which

makes

us

free

And

the

GOAL

HAPPINESS

of

I

I

I

.

DEDICATION

TO

ill

whose

OUR

M(/ri(/II

LIIDY

Ye(/r

we

gr(/du(/te

Four

Page

i

MOST

REV.

THOMAS

K.

GORMAN,

.Ir.D.

.

Douas

Coadjutor

-Bishop

Fort

Worth

of

Page

Five

ADMINISTRATION

VERY

REV.

THOMAS

President

of

Six

Page

J.

SHIELD'S,

SJ.

School

Jesuit

High

FATHER

EDWARD

P.

SJ.

CURRY,

Principal

THE

TO

CLASS·

Sincere

OF

'54:

and

to

hearty

uatin

class

in

know

School

Jesuit

of

are

appreciate

in

your

aware

well,

you

of

the

that

grad­

has

not

quality

fine

quantity

Dallas!

High

and

for

members

largest

of

history

who

the

congratulations

the

g

We

suffered

On

the

occasion

of

group.

your

gradua­

-

tion

we

wish

to

thank

and you

have

sincerely

shown

have

butions

high

your

made

As

as

take

leave

of

for

as

the

of

development

remember

that

Hig�

has

been

set.

But

there

true

remains

education

much

must

for

pattern

the

and

God.

He

and

bless you

to

still

do

you

of

the

full

Christlike

you

always!

development

to

you

contri­

your

The

go

toward

May

spirit

solid

School.

Jesuit

us,

you

the

good

well

years

the

to

you

on.

for

heartily

school

through

life

owe

you

to

yourselves

love

Sincerely,

Principal

Seven

Page

REV.

JOHN

1.

REIN,

SJ.

Secretary-Treasurer

REV.

Page

Eight

ROBERT

A.

Student

Counselor

TYNAN,

SJ.

REV.

JULIUS

Athletic

MR.

JOHN

A

1.

J.

MAY,

SJ.

Director

VESSELS,

SJ.

ssistant

Principal

Nine

Page

1

9

5

REV.

EDWARD

J.

BERGE�, SJ

.

REV.

REV.

.

MICHAEL

P.

KAMMER, FRANCIS

R.

BRAUN,

SJ.

SJ.

Religion,

Librarian

REV.

JULIUS

J.

REV.

MAY,

S.

English

JOSEPH

SJ.

RIVOIRE,

SJ.

Latin

Religion,

Ten

Page

Physics

Religion,

English,

REV.

ROBERT

A.

TYNAN,

REV.

JACK

SJ.

MR.

T.

COLES,

C.

MR.

WILLIAM

Math.

MR.

P.

T.

LOUIS

FOLSOM,

JOHNSON,

MR.

PATRICK

History

HERLONG,

SJ.

Mathematics

H.

Mathematics,

MR.

KOCH,

SJ.

RICHARD

Chemistry

M.

THOMAS,

SJ.

SJ.

Latin

English,

BAHLINGER,

English,

Religion,

History,

EARL

J.

SJ.

English,

SJ.

Bus.

English,

Religion,

MARION

Latin

SJ.

MR.

MR.

WEBER,

Science

Religion,

EDWARD

Religion,

1.

SJ.

Social

Religion,

Latin

Latin

Religion,

English,

Religion,

English,

Eleven

Page

MR.

WILLIAM

E.

UNDERHILL,

MR.

MR.

L.

JOHN

SJ.

CROWN

VESSELS,

W.

WILSON,

SJ.

SJ.

Mathematics

Latin

Religion,

.MR.

EDO

Religion,

Spanish

BIASA TTl

MR.

WILLIAM

DURICK

MR.

Coach,

MR.

Ed.,

LANCASTER

Coach,

Page

Phy.

Phy.

Ed.,

History

SMITH

History

Coach,

MRS.

Phy.

F.

Ed.,

A.

History,

History

NORSCH

Registrar

E.

L.

HOHMAN

Music

MRS.

J.

R.

REILLY

Librarian

Twelve

j

Of

GRADUATES

JERRY

'51,

'52,

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'51,

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'54

'53,

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Freshman

Club

'54

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of

'54

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'54

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Baseball

Co-Captain

Pin

'51

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Linz

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of

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Thirteen

OF

GRADUATES

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SAM

Team

'54

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'51

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Class

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'54

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Linz

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'54

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BILLINGS

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'54

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'53,

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'54

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'54

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Linz

Pin

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Page

Fifteen

OF

GRADUATES

CHARLES

195'1

CLESI

'54

'51,

Sodality

'52,

'53,

of

Prefect

'54

Sodality

Honor

National

'53,

Society

Treasurer

of

National

'54.

Honor

'54

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'51,

Philothespic

'52,

'54

'53,

'54

'52,

'51,

Roundup

'53,

'54

Editor

Sports

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of

Letterman's

'53

'51,

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'54

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Secretary

Freshman

B

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'51

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Pin

'53

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'52

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'54

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'54

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of

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JIM

COLLINS

CONNELLY

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'54

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of

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B

Baseball

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Page

'54

'53,

'53

'52,

Baseball

Varsity

'54

Club

'5it

OF

GRADUATES

BILL

195'1

CUMMINGS

Perfect

DAVID

Attendance

'52

DAHM

'51,

Sodality

'52,

Altar

Boys

Roundup

Feature

'51,

'51,

'54

'53,

'52

'51,

Philothespic

'53

'52,

'52,

Editor

'53,

'54

'52

Sales

'53

Manager

Assistant

Linz

Editor

'54

Pin

'54

'51,

Gold

Medal

'52,

'53,

Debate

Dance

Club

'54

'54

Square

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DICK

'54

Bowling

Dance

Club

'54

Square

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DOING

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Boys

Band

'51,

Manager

'52,

'52,

'53

'53

'54

Bowling

Seventeen

Page

Of

GRADUATES

PORFIRIO

of

of

Secretary

President

Class

'52

'51,

Class

'54

'53,

of

Letterman's

Letterman's

Club

Club

'52,

Varsity

B

195'1

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'51,

'54

'53,

'54

'53,

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Greater

America

'52,

'52

'51,

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Captain

All

Team

Dallas

'54

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'52,

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'54

'54

'53,

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Baseball

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'5·1-

'54

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'54

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'54

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'54

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Linz

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'53

'54

Bowling

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'51,

'52,

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'54

'53,

'53

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Letterman's

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B

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'54

'51

'52

Basketball

'54

'53,

Attendance

'51,

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Sodality

'51,

Philothespic

of

Secretary

Football

'52,

'53,

'54

'53,

'54

'54

'54

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'53

Club

Bowling

Eighteen

'52,

FLORER

Radio

Page

'54

'51

Basketball

Basketball

Varsity

'52,

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'53

OF

GRADUATES

LEO

195'1

GALES

'54

Bowling

DON

HARRIS

'54

Sodality

Band

Band

'51,

'52,

'54

'54

of

Letterman's

B

'53,

Council

President

'54

'53,

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'54

'54

'52

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Varsity

'54

'53,

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Team

'54

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Pin

'53

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Club'

Square

FRANK

'54

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'51,

'52,

'54

'53,

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'51,

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Freshman

'52,

'51,

Philothespic

'53,

'52

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'52,

'53

'54

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Club

'54

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54

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'52,

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Pin

Perfect

'53,

'51,

'54

'52,

'53,

'54

'51

Attendance

'51,

'52,

'53

Nineteen

Page

Of

GRADUATES

KEN

195'1

HENZLER

Altar

B

'52

'51,

Boys

Club

Letterman's

'51

'52

Football

'52

Baseball

Football

JOHN

'54

'53,

Football

Freshman

B

'54

'53.

Varsity

HICKEY

'51,

Sodality

Altar

'52,

'51,

Boys

'54

'53,

'54

'52,

'54

'51,

Roundup

'52,

'53,

Circulation

'53

Manager

Feature

Band

Editor

Linz

'54

'52,

'51,

Council

Band

'54

'53,

'54

'53,

Class

of

President

'52

'51,

'52

Pin

'51,

'52

Attendance

Perfect

'54

Club

Dance

Square

GENE

INGRAM

'52,

'51,

Sodality

Central

'54

'53,

Council

'54

'53,

of

Vice-Prefect

'54

Sodality

Altar

'51,

Boys

'52,

'54

'53,

'54

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National

'53,

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'51,

Philothespic

"53,

'52,

'54

'54

of

Philothespic

Secretary

'54

'52,

'51,

Roundup

Alumni

Editor

'54

Editor-in-Chief

Jesuit

Debaters

of

President

Glee

Club

Band

Band

'54

'53

'54

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'54

'53,

'54

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'54

Band

of

Club

Glee

of

Glee

'52,

'51,

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'54

'53,

of

'54

'53,

'52,

Jesuit

Vice-President

President

'53,

'53

Secretary

'54

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'53,

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Elocution

'53

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'52,.

Philothespic

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Perfect

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'54

'53,

'51,

'53,

'51,

'54

Attendance

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Glee

'54

'53,

'54

'54

'53,

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'53,

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'53,

'52,

'51,

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Letterman's

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'54

'51

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'52,

'51,

Sodality

Altar

'51

'52

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ty

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53,

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'54

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'54

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'54

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'53,

'54

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Dance

Square

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Twenty

Club

'54

'54

Of

GRADUATES

DAVID

195'1

KOEGL

RODGER

KOPPA

National

Honor

'54

Society

'51,

Philothespic

Treasurer

'52,

'53,

'54

'53,

of

'54

Philothespic

'52,

Roundup

Alumni

'53,

Editor

Treasurer

of

'53

'52

'51,

Pin

'54

'53,

'52,

'51,

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'54

'54

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'52

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'53

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'53

'54

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Dance

Club

'54

Square

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LANDWERMEYER

'54

Sodality

Sacristan

Linz

Pin

'54

'54

Page

Twenty-One

l

Of

GRADUATES

EDDIE

195'1

LEECH

'52,

Sodality

52

'51,

Boys

National

'54

'53,

Altar

Honor

'53,

Society.

Glee

'52,

Club

Baseball

Varsity

Winner

'51

'52

'51,

of

'53

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Story

Elocution

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Medal

'52,

'51,

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'54

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'52,

Pin

Perfect

'53

'54

'53,

Attendance

'53

'54

Bowling

Square

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Dance

'54

Club

LONG

Letterman's

Freshman

Club

'52,

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Freshman

B

'52,

Baseball

'53,

'51

Basketball

Baseball

'51

'53

'54

Varsity

Boxing

Team

'52,

'53

Attendance

MALCOLM

Sodality

'51,

'52,

'54

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Boys

Freshman

Perfect

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'53

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DOUGLAS

Page

'53

'52,

Golf

Varsity

Perfect

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'54

'54

·'52

Football

Linz

Debaters

'54

Cluh

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Baseball

Gold

'54

'54

'53,

'52,

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Letterman's

B

'53,

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'54

'51

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Freshman

B

of

'54

'54

'53,

Debaters

Jesuit

Vice-President

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'52,

'51,

Philothespic

'51,

'53,

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Attendance

'54

'51

'53

'54

'52

OF

GRADUATES

BOB

MANTELL

Linz

Pin

Perfect

A.

195'1

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'52

'51,

MASON

'54

Bowling

Dance

Square

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'51

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'54

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'54

'53,

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'53

Philothespic

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of

Senior

Football

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Baseball

'51

'52

'51,

'53

'52,

'53

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Pin

'54

'51

Basketball

B

President

'54

'51,

'53

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of

Freshman

B

Linz

Class

of

Secretary

Treasurer

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Varsity

of

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'51

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MCCRACKEN

'51,

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'51,

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'54

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Club

Class

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Baseball

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'54

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'53,

'52,

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Vice-President

'53,

'53,

'54

'54

'53

'54

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'54

Square

Page

Twenty-Three

GRADUATES

KEN

MCGRANAHAN

JAMES

MCPETERS

'52,

Sodality

Linz

Award

MARIO

MESSINA

'54

Cheerleader

Track

'53

'54

Letterman's

DAVID

'53

'51

'54

Bowling

Club

'54

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'52,

'53

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Philothespic

Jesuit

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'52,

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Freshman

'52,

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Football

'53

'51

'52

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Perfect

Page

Twenty-Four

Attendance

'52

OF

195'1

OF

GRADUATES

JOHN

195'1

MYERS

Baseball

B

'53

'51,

'52,

'54

Baseball

Varsity

HAROLD

O'BRIEN

'54

'51,

Sodality

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'53,

'52,

'51,

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'54

'53,

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Twenty-Nine

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SENIOR

and

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of

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to

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Page

Thirty

Friend

For

The

Future

CHARLES

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AWARD

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for

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Page

Thirty-One

OF

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Joe

Biasatti

find

to

an­

he

came.

just other

"rod"

ride

to

after

in

home

baby-blue

baseball

practice.

HAROLD

leaves

O'BRIEN

his

to

un­

sleep

ability

detected

in

and

class

any

ALEX

CANALES

leaves

his

massive

his

barbells

build

to

Me­

W alter

to

every

Jim

Adam.

Beaky.

RODGER KEN

HENZLER

leaves

Mr.

to

KOPPA

leaves

MANTELL

leaves

his

voice

to

directions.

complete

HICKEY·

JOHN

leaves

his

soul-stirring

his

L.G.c.

to

to

G.

MASON

leaves

of

his

to

humility

spirit

and

bucket,

Davis.

Jim

key

A.

and mop

Alexander.

Bob

Father

to

slipstick

with

May,

BOB

his

Ves­

sels.

CONNELLY

JIM

leaves

his

short-cut to

special

Joe

Harris. Alan

to

Irving

PAUL

LANDWERMEYER

leaves

the

Carmelites

Cooper.

Father

Tynan

what

have

DAVID

MYCUE

his

brother

Pete

his

politics.

argue

have.

To

BOB

Ray

BOB

to

to

ability

don't

Jesuits

leaves

the

that

wondering

BAUTISTA

leaves

Mr.

to

Vessels

a

SPIES

Ruwaldt,

leaves

the

task

of

treasure

another

ride

the

to

Naval

Base.

finding

of

the

lost

San

Saba

Mines.

map

HARRY

DON

WASOFF,

DICK

MCCRACKEN

leaves

for

the

HARRIS,

JOHN

HICKEY"

of HERB

University

and

BILLINGS,

STEVE

STEINHARDT

leave

Texas.

the

the

DON

in

O'MALLEY

trade

his

leaves

for

Cadillac

'39

Gary

Six

Kool

Kats

to

John

the

Furlow,

last

of

Kats.

convertible

Chevvie .. THE

Pasqua's

ENTIRE

CLASS

leaves

the

to

Mr.

lounge

Vessels LUCIEN

class

FABER

leaves

his

bashful

attitude

to

do

with

what

he

wills.

III

to

Mickey

Hagar.

the

With

admirable

of

the

example

class DON

a

as

a

guide, ANCELIN

leaves

his

preceeding

unanimous

vote

of

by

the

wallet-size

picture Class, to

gallery

Jim

the

sole

and

executor

of

this

sacred

only

Schlebach.

last

will

and

is

testament

to

be

that

of

all

pillar

SHANE

O'NEILL

leaves

his

chess

board

and

that

is

clean

in

that

life,

his

chess

fifty

correspondence

to

games

Jon

the

order,

able

Jacoby.

Sam,

cleanest

of

sovereign

man

the

in

the

upholder

universe-Honor­

man.

clean-up

Page

Thirty-Five

THE

Front

Bill

row:

to

Lucas.

back,

second

McAdam;

Dum,

Ronny

Sullivan,

Jacoby,

McCaffrey,

3A

of

the

in

Even

.

early

all

could

To

the

football

Bob

Thurman

Kneisel,

field

also

Fr

had

the

Bill

It

extra-curriculars.

in

football

and

Wise,

rep­

hornblowing

tered

the

held

Marlow

first

Gold

at

Medal

Both

Jesuit.

Instrumental

contest

netist

Bob

Wilson

and

were

So­

the

was

clari­

outstanding,

walked

with

Dowling

the

medal.

prize

away

Incidentally,

treasurer.

the

down

dality's

basketball

courts

were:

Dribbling

O'Donnell, claimed

The

Wilson,

Finn,

Joseph,

for

the

the

To

Carr,

Davis,

staff

Members

O'Donnell,

Then

Finn,

Adams,

of

to

Lucas,

Brewton.

on

extra

order

by

merit

to

in

holi­

a

get

down

reach

into

dug

deep

their

of

ten

dollars

quota

student. per

Gold

success

this

be year

this

were

year.

Jack

attributed

first,

may

Houli­

They to

our

great chosen

and

little

3A

really

to

pockets

and

the

in

of

boys

Hagar,

Davis,

in

partook Our

Debate

Drive.

a

secondarily,

the

day,

their

Kagay,

Sodek,

3A

gaining

and

heaven,

their

ability

Adams,

Jacoby,

Mission

Spurred

De­

Jesuit

join

were:

from

boys

the

of

thought

the

to

something

debaters

Houlihan,

Two

came

the

Lamping.

out

get

Carr,

the

of

Joseph,

and

decided

"gripers"

and

3A

offered

Hagar.

were:

Sodek,

The

argue.

Joseph.

3A

squad

Lamp­ Messrs.

and

O'Donnell,

Roundup

McAdam,

Wasaff,

McCaffrey

baseball

varsity.

Joseph,

Jacoby,

and

Wasaff,

Buchheit,

Philothespic

Houlihan,

han,

en­

Glynn

organiza­

spiritual

biggest

3A's

tion.

baters

department.

and

Dowling

year

boys

Jesuit's

Sodality,

ing,

the

comes

Kneisel

the

Pat

im­

is

entered

who

all

enumerate

possible

the

Medal

Neal

Adams,

Traynor.

along

Marlow,

class

begun,

year

This

to

Rufe

Buchheit,

Houlihan,

Dan

with

marching

Dowling,

shortly

to

Bob

Joseph,

Scoggin,

And

band.

resented

had

school

the

after

Jack

Hall,

and

May

Algebra.

Bergen

call

McAdam,

McCaffrey,

Milam

Pat

Jimmy

.

for

Fr.

Chemistry

the

Bob

Wilson,

Skippy

Carr,

Ronny

Lamping,

English,

Religion,

We

is)

and

went

Walter

Brewton,

and

in

.

JIM

technical

SJ.,

Rivoire,

us

that

(Latin,

for

heard

Marty

row:

Frank

get

that year

our

Fr.

instructing

Cicero

Sep­

light

the

foresee

good

with

followed,

Just

Jim

Finn,

Davis,

fourth

Marlow,

of

the

year

tember,

3A

Kagay,

John

Wesley

SJ.;

Glynn

Graham,

Jerry

DAVIS

to

long

boys

this

we

Warren

Jerry

Dowling,

Hagar,

Rivoire,

Houlihan,

Jimmy

By

take

didn't

It

started

J.

Klobukowski,

Jack

Sutton.

John

teacher,

S.

Chris

Kay,

Jon

Neuhoff,

Mickey

Fr.

Adams,

McCarthy,

George

Joe

Wasaff,

Joseph,

Wilson,

Sodek,

Benny

Dennis

Wise,

row:

Pat

Milam

Bob

Bill

Mike

Louis

fifth

3A

Joe

Lamping,

Carr,

row:

Brewton;

Hall,

Neal

row:

third

Rufe

Pat

Becker;

Davis,

Jimmy

first

Walter

Scoggin,

O'Donnell,

Buchheit,

Of

CLASS

and

best

school;

to

our

teachers

secondly,

Milam

speaker,

Joseph, and

the

moderators

of

the

various

and

societies, the

Debate's

chairman. very

capable last,

Altar

for

the

Berchmans

Club

from

3A

boys

Wise,

Hagar,

Neuhoff,

Finn,

Becker,

and

Page

O'Donnell,

Thirty-Six

Lamping,

Carr,

but

not

least,

Wilson,

urer.

Traynor.

to

our

class

officers:

Ronny

Pat

president;

Mc­

were:

Adam,

Hall,

and

secretary;

Bob

vice-president;

Walter

McAdam,

treas­

THE

Front

to

Paul

row:

back,

second

Hill;

Smith,

first

row:

John

Danny

Gram,

Richard

Allen,

Nick

Rick,

CARDY

John

Clifton

Hull,

Finegan,

Mike

Jim

fifth

Donald

Bob

Lee,

Forbes,

row:

Bowers;

Vance,

Cardy

John

Kelly,

row:

fourth

Ken

James

Bill

Ruwaldt,

Stack,

Duncan

SJ.;

Hernandez,

Charles

Ray

Gene

McPeters,

Maloney,

Krammer,

Augustine

Bert,

Patterson,

Maher,

David

Tommy

Fr.

Emil

Allen,

Jerry

Becker,

Billy

Mike

Boyle,

row:

Cummings;

Melvyn

Pasqua,

Herman

Harris,

Spetter,

Robert

Furlow,

third

Sachse,

Gary

38

OF

CLASS

Sreenan,

Joe

Brophy,

Hart.

Schlebach,

Roger

VANCE

By

of

class

The

for

3B

1953-54

the

an

was

and

all

van

the

Dono­

John

team.

regulars

represented

year

On

the

golf

cultural

side

of

3B's

affairs

have

we

activities.

extra-curricular

John

The

on

and

in

well

was

are

socially.

scholastically

3B

the

Collins

Jim

utility

year

both

one

outstanding

Throughout

outfielders.

3B

of

feature

most

John

Forbes,

and

Furlow,

Bob

in

Finegan

the

was

the

outstanding

and

Lee

John

Philothespic

in

the

Debating

-

3B

3B

class

our

Bop,

the

led

the

to

way

paper.

Here

we

that

feel

should

we

Society.

of

the

in

class

various

starting

school.

give

special

The Ken

to

papers

Bowers

and

his

dis­

recognition

weekly

-

toward

also

3B

considerably

helped

Bop

paying

cussions.

first

Every

the

of

share

our

Prom.

Junior-Senior

Monday

morning

during

the

On

Ken

had

discussion

a

period,

else

or

panel

ap­

-

staff

3B

Mike

Paul

were:

editor;

Smith,

Bop's

member

a

of

the

class

lead

to

discussions

pointed

assistant

editor;

Sreenan,

Cardy

Vance,

sports

such

on

at

as:

topics

assistant

John

editor;

Lee,

sports

editor;

Gary

and

munism,

Bob

chief

Pasqua,

Need

of

Good

a

inclined

are

Allen,

Jerry

cartoonist.

Schleback,

Jimmy

contributed

class

Her­

Gus

Brophy,

reporters;

Several

John

Tom

Forbes,

Fur­

John

Maloney,

other Emil

low, the

of

Defense.

Jim

Musically and

Rick,

nandez, and

Civilian

Fin­

Ruwaldt,

Ray

reporter;

Charles egan,

members

Com­

Jesuit,

Military

Duncan

Gram,

and

the

Kelley,

pride

this

to

publi­ of

Dan

These

3B,

boost

Father

Rivoire's

Spetter.

cation.

Band

considerable

a

degree. In

addition

to

3B

this,

well

was

very

repre­

In

the

of

the

Blessed

Sodality sented

the

in

sports,

ten

Smith,

Ruwaldt,

Ray

Ray

Ruwaldt,

John

Furlow,

John

Gary

Gene

Richard

Allen,

Jerry

Mary

Paul

Pas­

team:

Forbes, qua,

Virgin

the

on

following

placing

are

football

varsity

Allen,

Bob

John

Boyle,

Lee,

John

Donovan,

Stack, and

Gary Charles

Bill

Cardy

Hull,

Vance,

Hill,

Harris

Joe

who

selected

was

school

All-American

All-Catholic,

Pasqua.

Clifton

Rick,

The and

for

officers

of

3B

are

the

Ruwaldt,

Ray

John team.

Furlow,

high

on

bas­

the

Gram,

retary;

Gary

Pasqua,

Bob treasurer;

Finegan,

varsity

represented

president;

sec­

vice-president;

Emil

3B

Ruwaldt

Ray

and

ketball

Sreenan

Mike

team.

and

Paul

Smith

Cardy

sergeant-at-arms;

Vance,

parliamen­

tarian.

B

team

for

the

Jesuit

On

roundballers.

pla yed

the

baseball

team

3B

third

base

Pas­

All-State

and

The

class

of

3B,

Gary

placed

at

Ruwaldt

veteran

at

and

in

the

both

estimation

Mike

Sreenn

and

Paul

in

our

of

others,

Ray

qua

shortstop.

Smith

are

the

of

history

own

was

estimation

the

best

in

school.

Jesuit

High

Page

Thirty-Seven

THE

Front

to

back,

Tom

row:

first

second

Musso;

Nathan

Meyer,

row:

Jimmy

Edwin

Durbin,

Jack

Abdallah,

Patrick

Matula,

Crown

Wilson,

Jerry

Corky

Ancclin,

Hector

Skerritt,

third

S.].;

Haden,

Mabry,

David

Purcell,

Michael

VanderLaan,

W.

Arnold

Fiedler,

Jim

Sims,

Jerry

Cade,

Swain;

Philip

Joe

Clark,

Sammy

Ruiz,

Tommy

Craig

Manatt,

row:

Zipper,

Michael

Lover,

taken:

was

picture

2A

William

Coursey,

David

Begg,

Mr.

McCloskey,

Norman

when

OF

CLASS

row:

fourth

Thomas

Salvador,

Teal.

James

Absent

Guzman.

Raymond

PHILIP

SWAIN

By

At

the

the

of

school year,

2A

class

the

to

of

rest

and

sophomore

indeed

did.

we

the

Under

Mr.

technical

our

S.1.,

Wilson,

the

advanced

more

David

Skerritt,

Jimmy

talents

Jack

Sims,

the

to

Square

Dance

In

and

Matula,

their

added

Philip

of

Begg,

Pat

Jim

Clark,

Corky

Swain

teacher,

fundamentals

Ance­

Coursey,

Mike

Meyer,

Fiedler,

able

guid­

of

learned

Tom

the

superiority

classes,

ance

we

lin,

ready

Nathan

Musso,

Sammy

show

to

were

sophomore

their

26

the

beginning

of

boys

Club.

the

Berchmans'

Club

and

Mass

at

assisting

and

and

Latin,

religion

also

we

learned

Father

the

of

lin,

Tom

their

into

rich

voices

to

the

Eddie

Jimmy

heads.

Glee

and

Begg,

McCloskey,

The

Club

fortunate

was

Club

filled

the

ranks

of

football

with

such

fine

all

of

Ruiz,

whom

and

Jerry

made

Jack

in

having

Fiedler

was

club,

the

on

Mike

and

Hector

Ruiz

Meyer,

was

outstanding

Hector

Ruiz

acquired

of

who

the

be

of

sons

staff.

the

on

on

was

Jerry

basketball

B-team,

a

Zipper

in

promising

the

State

Fair

on

the

track

in

the

Show,

Central

Dad's

place.

and

in

St.

the

Club

Edward's

place

class

elected

men

a

gave

account

and

bowling

Swain,

the

hand­

and

vice-president;

Tom

league

the

ranks.

Tommy

and

Joe

no

the

around,

year

class

of

catching

in

our

drive

Thirty-Eight

2A.

We

Show.

Philip

secretary;

there

won't

will

be

be

stopped

to

the

top.

Page

Talent

Begg,

rolls

junior

our

Jimmy

treasurer.

Meyer,

As

Teal

conscripted

from

president,

of

good

the

band

Talent

Clark

Corky

our

in

tournament.

The

Salvador

third

Show,

fourth

mainstay

The

of

Many

ball

and

ventriloquist,

Talent

place

team.

themselves

the

on

Ruiz

the

took

Begg,

second

played

and

of

a

Jimmy

Teal.

Tommy

the

members

Probationary

B-team

playing

and

Ruiz

were

core

Sodality.

Also

pitching

Clark

Meyer,

Hector

Mary,

Clark

Corky

the

formed

together

Corky

Hector

Tom

the

writer

Roundup.

to

B-team

Lover,

were

of

fine

a

were

McCloskey

baseball

Jim

staff

bookstore,

Tom

Eddie

B-team.

Aspiring

The

and

the

secretary

Clark.

Corky

Pat

team.

varsity

and

Begg

and

Corky

Zipper,

the

Guzman,

Raymond

the

of

as

Jimmy

Hector

as

Clark,

Skerritt,

on

were

Matula.

Jim

Safety

We

men

Sims,

Ance­

Clark.

Corky

Adding

popu­

geometry

David

Coursey,

and

Meyer,

The

English.

drummed

S.1.,

Nathan

Ruiz,

S.1.,

Bahlinger,

intricacies

Bergen,

our

Hector

were

Mr.

From

departure.

lar

Mr.

after

history,

Biasatti's

THE

Front

Gordon

row:

to

back,

Bob

row:

Cecil

Dyke

Tapia,

James

Pita,

Turner,

Jack

Tommy

Blocker;

Lovelace,

Barry

Joe

Andruss,

Paul

Ruwaldt,

Anthony

row:

fourth

second

Biasatti;

row:

Jimmy

Veltin

Boudreaux,

Mr.

White,

third

Menard;

Boylson;

Bob

BOB

28

Richard

Schaefer,

Bob

Parkerson,

Edward

Love,

Cowdin,

Glasco,

first

Barker,

Jon

Beakey,

Pat

OF

CLASS

SJ.

Bahlinger,

BARKER

By

in

was

Spirit

in

2B

class

as

we

assembled

the

field

of

make

to

class

our

with

Mr.

best

the

at

ball

technical

Bahlinger,

teacher

who

the

football

instructed

us

various

Schaefer

SJ.,

ened

and

Wilson,

SJ.,

Herlong,

Latin

respectively,

and

enlight­

The

Geometry.

these

our

class

staff

roll

honor

each

in

class

2B

the

is

school,

of

more

than

composed

we

of

and

quality

abilities

our

latter

in

we

the

months

when

Cowdin

his

Our

class

the

was

of

sparked

our

class

the

is

enthusi­

by

officers:

support

Ru­

Tommy

Joe

Biasatti,

president;

vice-president;

and

Parkerson, were

skill

displaying

astic

waldt,

Club

Glee

the

tennis

spring

Pat

see

Cecil of

Jack

captain

courts.

spirit

activ­

proved

ranks

Cecil

of

vogue

on

ities.

the

bas­

base­

Pita,

Eddy

being

quantity

extra-curricular

track

also

the

in

period.

smallest

the

in

and

Tapia,

the

team.

During

the

on

represented

Being

base­

in

in

are

pitching

class

Robert

Parkerson,

Schaefer,

to

competent

well

be

added

services

baseball.

the

the

Representing

of

guidance

enabled

instructors

the

Biasatti

Joe

in

Tommy

of

ball.

Mr.

in

us

Mr.

English.

had

teams

Ruwaldt

Tommy

the

was

B

in

football,

ketball,

mainstay

and

History,

and

varsity

The

teams.

Jack

and

privileged

our

both

to

strength

rank

have

of

to

were-

for

Religion,

Biasatti

Joe sports

from

determined

last

September

start

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In

high

103

Room

the

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in

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secretary;

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treasurer. ux,

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Gordon

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claimed

Richard

Andruss,

Gordon

tin

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Gordon

Barry

Glasco

Lovelace,

was

the

and

sole

Glasco,

Bob

Vel­

We

achieved

and

our

of

2B

to

claim

Barker.

success

this

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class

of

year.

member

in

membership

of

the

the

ward

their

Sodality.

2B

is

for­

looking

to

next

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years

Page

Thirty-Nine

THE

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to

back;

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Henry

Seeligson,

third

Billy

Goodman,

and

Jim

Ingram

BILL

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Seeligson.

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Hooper,

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Parvin,

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Page

Gene

Baker,

Forty

Jim

Ingram,

Jack

Oster,

we

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forward

Denny

and

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THE

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row:

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OF

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any

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it!

go.

Page

Forty-One

THE

Front

to

first

third

row:

Jim

Gaberino,

Ken

Atkins,

fifth

Carl

Phillip

Wessels;

Avon,

Jim

Dodson,

Adler,

Mickey

Bobby

Bouska,

Mike

Crow,

Burns,

Victor

Koller,

Bill

Dunham,

Jim

Moser,

Lewis,

Nelson,

Adams

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standing:

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Fred

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row:

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Kenchel,

Charles

Magro,

Bob

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John

Harris,

Sirchio,

Tommy

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fourth

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row:

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Charles

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row:

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Bob

Peter

Manning,

OF

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Bill

Cummings,

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SJ.

Koch,

MAGRO

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18

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