1955 Yearbook

Published

the

Students

by

HIGH

JESUIT

3812

Oak

Lawn

DALLAS,

of

SCHOOL

Avenue

TEXAS

FOREWORD

we

these

and

The

been

achievements

school.

received.

those

of

The

genuine

previously

few

a

pass

the

short

added

to

indeed

has

are

the

but

their

times

the

all

memory

to

only

an

with

fond

years,

not

effort

but

record

first

some

of

its

one

of

kind

as

of

students

us.

of

glad

this

For

the

the

past

experiences

will

this

underclassmen,

be

year

goes

to

emulate.

these

cherished

Roundup

sincerely

memories

to

its

a

brand

presents

that

We

J

back

Staff

the

achievements,

esuit.

at

annual,

will

time

and

remember,

to

the

new

last

portals

through

behind

Left

for

these

we

institution.

four

In

in

were

faculty

good

book

Jesuit

every

and

great.

short

days

beloved

one

field

In

greatest

honors

new

students

both

spirit

this year

In

same

school.

high

the

truly

dramatics

speech

history

made

these

Through

of years

remember.

to

were

year

and

of

field

the

In

long

year

this

in

sports

our

four

a

last,

year,

past

of

our

Jesuit

has

our

careers.

high

begin

to

pass

this

excelled.

school

our

to

farewell

bid

we

as

we

Indeed

has

came

portals

Through

portals

in

this

future years

hope

readers.

bring

ROUNDUP

Roundup

OF

presents

THE

for

to

Staff

The

Therefore,

LAST

you

your

enjoyment:

1955.

O'Donnell

Marty

Editor

CONTENTS

FACULTY

SENIORS

JUNIORS

SOPHOMORES

FRESHMEN

ORGANIZA TIONS

SPORTS

PATRONS

OUR

THE

SPIRITUAL

MOST

REVEREND

THOMAS

Dallas-Fort

Bishop

of

LEADER

K.

D.D.

GORMAN,

Worth

ADMINISTRATION

VERY

REVEREND

THOMAS

S.

J.

SHIELDS,

President

of

School

Jesuit

REVEREND

1.

JOHN

S.

HEIN,

Secretary-Treasurer

J.

High

J.

PRINCIP AL'S

MESSAGE

To

the

of

Class

A

'55:

deal

You

on

good

how

depended

and

in

the

faculty

you.

the

much

could

just

You

order

of

us

who

What

you

You

can

remember.

to

.

.

.

much

of

God's

the

same

will

live

by

was

to

they

class.

of

Christ

carry

as

things

you

that

made

principle

like

hold

men

who

are

yourselves

principle

face

the

that

in

spectacu­

good

away

if

That

you

conscious

see

without

partners

not

previous

any

you.

say

as

you

class

.good

...

than

thank

to

want

take

you?

us?

for

behind

senior

control

schools.

make

changed

difference

a

leave

you

Will

to

happen

left

a

to

experiment

Christ's

can

has

High

created

greater

carryon

have

an

and

Of

boys,

School

Jesuit

you,

have

after

will

will

be

to

ceasing

of

You

fundamentally.

Those

one

purpose

without

boys,

because

time,

your

of

wrecking

that

In

but

larly,

responsibility

the

or

good

have

proved

Christ.

engaged

of

assume

upperclassmen

Christ's

hurting

before

the

like

world.

seniors

who

Behaving

.

wore

the

took

of

face

Christ,

school

took

on

dignity,

You

can

continue

to

matter

the

can

and

wherever

you

wear

mattered

meaning,

have

dignity,

continue

you

proudly

on

you

to

your

can

always

you

town.

and

your

meaning,

face

of

Christ

and

you

to

if you

do.

that

to

you

continue

have

you

whatever

go

remember

do,

will you

FACULTY

Reverend

Robert

A.

Tynan,

Student

Counselor;

S.].

Social

Religion,

Science.

Reverend

Robert

Reverend

1.

Boggs,

Senior

Class

Francis

Reverend

R.

Braun,

S.].

S.

S.].

Joseph

Rivoire,

Librarian

Moderator.

Religion,

English;

English,

Latin;

S.].

Band

Moderator.

Mr.

Jacques

Weber,

English,

Latin;

Moderator.

Mr.

].

S.].

Debate

Religion,

Marion

1.

Reverend

Religion,

Bahlinger,

English,

Pbilotbespic

History,

Robert

].

S.].

Latin;

Moderator.

Religion,

English,

Debate

Drez,

Latin;

S.].

Assistant

Moderator.

FACULTY

Mr.

Edward

T.

Coles,

Prefect

of

Discipline;

S.

William

Mr.

J.

Folsom,

Religion,

Club

Mr.

T.

Louis

Club

and

Tennis

Mr.

S.

Herlong,

Team

C.

Earl

J.

Johnson,

Mathematics;

Chemistry,

Religion,

P.

S.

J.

Mathematics.

Glee

Moderator.

Religion,

History,

Latin;

S.

History;

Cheerleader

Safety

ModeMtor.

Mr.

J.

Roundup

Mathematics,

and

A.

Joseph

Tetlow,

Roundup

Religion,

English;

Mr.

Richard

English,

Mr.

S.

M.

Thomas,

Club

LAtin;

J.

Berchmans'

William

Moderator.

Sodality

Moderator.

E.

Underhill,

Mathematics;

Radio

Club

S.J.

Mr.

Russell

F.

S.

Whiting,

Moderator.

Religion,

Assistant

Moderator,

J.

Assistant

Moderator.

Philothespic

Religion,

S.

and

Last

Spanish.

J.

FACULTY

Mr.

Crown

W.

Wilson,

Religion,

era

English,

Club

and

History,

Book

S.

Mr.

J.

Latin;

Cam-.

Mr.

Roundup

E.

Music

L.

Lancaster

Smith

Football

Coach,

Mr.

Basketball

Physical

Education,

William

and

Durick

Baseball

Coach,

Physical

Store

Moderator,

Assistant

History.

Education,

History.

Moderator.

Mrs.

Hohman

F.

A.

Mrs.

Norsch

R.

J.

Reilly

Librarian

Instructor

Registrar

Reverend

S.

Julius

Athletic

J.

May,

J.

Letterman's

Director,

Moderator,

Religion,

Physics.

Mr.

Paul

Kozsuch

Mathematics

Cbemisty,

Club

BISHOP

LYNCH

AWARD

NEAL

E.

LAMPING

The

President

and

of

Faculty

THE

HIGH

SCHOOL

JESUIT

Extend

OF

TEXAS

DALLAS,

all

to

who

shall

behold

in

the

this

document

Lord

Greetings

WHEREAS:

His

the

Most

excellency,

Reverend

Patrick

of

Joseph founded

the

for

memory,

Lynch

Bishop

tinction

the

student

the

trophy

of

Lynch,

of

purpose

School

Jesuit

who

has

High

happy

with

honoring

most

dis­

special

reflected

the

faithfully of

the

school

and

has

been

most

E.

Neal

influences;

a

of

Lamping,

refinement

of

his

on

the

reflected

on

the

field

by

school,

the

the

unselfish

by

the

confidence,

respect,

within

the

of

the

has,

manliness

by

the

attainment,

credit

by

his

his

spiritual

dedication

and

the

by

leadership,

of

himself

affection

of

to

all

perform­

the

who

betterment

have

come

his

sphere

WHEREAS:

1955,

of

qualities

of

won

and,

of

scholastic

superior

the

athletics,

the

Class

his

school

by

ances

of

the

graduate

personality,

has

spirit

its

to

responsive

WHEREAS:

and

he

influence;

The

and,

of

faculty

Jesuit'

High

School,

after

due

consideration,

has

found

him

of

eminently

this

distinction

worthy

THEREFORE:

and

honor;

Because

of

his

signal

the

of

the

approval

merits,

the

by

of

our

authority

office

and

with

of

faculty

Jesuit

High

NEAL

School,

E

we

declare

hereby

LAMPING ..

to

be

awarded

the

worthy

for

Bishop

nine

hundred

Lynch

Trophy

the

of

Our

year

and

fifty-five.

Principal

Lord,

one

thousand

SENIORS

1955

Pat

Left

to

right:

Cardy

Vance,

Ray

Ruwaldt,

Pasqua,

Gary

OFFICERS

PAT

President

Vice

President

RAY

HALL

RUW ALDT

GARY

PASQUA

'Secretary

Treasurer

CARDY

VANCE

Hall.

SENIORS

BILL

Debaters

9,

Jesuit

11,

HB"

'ADAMS

10,

Team

Linz

Club

12;

Freshman

12;

HB"

Football

10;

ball,

ball

Glee

11,

President

Vice

12,

Team

10,

Foot­

Base-

11.

Pin

9,

10;

ALLEN

JERRY

Band

9,

Football

Team

Club

Letterman's

10;

RICHARD

Freshman

Football;

Football

sity

"B"

Varsity

12;

11,

12"�

10.

Boxing

ALLEN

Freshman

Basketball;

Var­

12.

10,

HERMAN

BECKER

Altar

Boys

Glee

12;

11,

11,

Football 10;

Team

Bowling

9,

10,

11,

Club 10,

11,

Altar

12;

Award

Boy

11;

12.

THURMAN

Altar

Boys

10,

11;

12;

Award

Radio

11;

Boy

12.

Bowling

11,

NICHOLAS

BERT

HB"

Team

Freshman

Football;

Perfect

BECKER

Altar

Club

Attendance

Football 11;

10.

Band 11;

12.

SENIORS

BLACK

JIM

Student.

Transfer

BOWERS

KEN

Attendance

Perfect

Band

10,

10.

9,

11;

BOYLE

BOB

Perfect

Sodality

Glee

11,

10,

9,

Club

Attendance

9;

12;

12.

BREWTON

RUFE

Boys

Dance

Club

Glee

Altar

12;

12;

Letterman's

11;

10,

"B"

Team

Baseball

10,

Basketball;

9,

Linz

ball 11,

t/

BUCHHEIT

BOB

Altar

11,

10,

Sodality

12;

Boys

12;

9;

11,

Philothespic

Club

Class

Freshman

12;

Football

Team

Freshman

Team

11;

10,

Coach,

Basketball

12;

Football,

12.

Pin

9,

10,

V

11,

RONALD

CARR

Honor

National

10,

9,

Sodality

Secretary

9;

Class

President

Vice

"B"

"B"

12;

Safety

12;

President

12;

11,

10;

Footbill;

Linz

Club

;

Club

Letterman's

12;

Class

Jesuit

Glee

12

Debaters

Bowling

11,

So­

12;

Phil

ciety

Philothespic

12;

Award

Vice

9,

President

10,

Football

Football

Varsity

Linz

Pin

9.

"B"

President

9;

Freshman

Football;

11;

10,

12;

11,

Class

9;

Class

Freshman

Team

Coach,

Football

12;

Baseball 11;

Varsity

11,

10;

12;

12;

11;

Base­

Football

Varsity

11,

Fresh­

Football;

12;

12,

Club

Freshman

Treasurer

man

Square

12;

11,

Bowling

10,

Pin

11,

9.

12;

Varsity

SENIORS

COLLINS

JIM

'v

Club

Letterman's

10,

11,

Golf

12;

Team

10,

12.

11,

v'

DAVIS

JIM

9,

Sodality

tional

10,

11,

Vice

12,

President

Na­

12;

Honor

11,

Society

Philothespic

10,

11,

12,

Treasurer

12,

12;

President iz:

Jesuit

Debaters 9,

Club

10,

Linz

12;

11,

12,

Pin

Secretary

Elocution

9;

J.1,

12;

Glee

Cdhtest 9,

Winner

11;

Elocution

Junior

10,

11;

Vice

Phil

9;

Dance

Square

President

10,

Award

Club 11;

Class

Bowling

11;

10.

DONOVAN

JOHN

Altar

9,

Boys

Glee

10,

11,

10,

Golf

0;

Library

10,

Sodality

10,

9,

10,

11,

10,

Team

12;

11,

12;

12;

Basket­

Bowling

Glee

Club

Band

12;

Medal

9,

Music

11;

Winner

11;

11;

DOWLING

12;

11,

11,

.

9

PAT

Gold

12;

11,

"B"

12;

Team

Attendance

./

10,

Sodality

Aide

11;

Club

11,

1

Band

12;

Club

Letterman's

ball

Perfect

Regional

Aide 11,

Library

12;

Library

Award

11;

Linz

11;

Bowling

11,

Pin

9,

10,

12;

Dance

Square

10,

12.

11,

BILL

Linz

DUM

Pin

10;

._;

II.

Bowling

FINEGAN

BOB

Altar

Boys

9,

10;

Philothespic

11,

12;

9"-.lO,

Jesuit

Debaters

Letterman's

9;

Roundup

Club 12;

sity

'Football

12.

9,

Freshman

10,

11,

Football;

12;

Var­

SENIORS

V

FINN

JOHN

Altar

12;

11,

10,

Boys

Debaters

9,

Jesuit

Sodality

10;

Roundup

10,

11,

Manager

12;

11,

11,

12,

Foot­

Varsity

Basket­

Team

Basketball;

Letterman's

Basketball

12;

11,

Varsity

10;

10,

Football

10;

"B"

Freshman

12;

Club

10,

12;

Football

Team

"B"

ball;

ball

9,

Freshman

Business

12.

"RICHARD

FOLSE

12.

Band

9,

10,

11,

V

FORBES

JOHN

Altar

9,

Boys

10,

12;

11,

Sodality

Club

12;

11;

10,

9,

Philothespic

11,

12;

Aide

9,

10,

12;

11,

10,

9,

Library

11,

Dance

Basketball

Team

"B"

Square

11;

12;

12.

Sacristan

10,

10,

9,

Glee

12;

Band

12;

11;

11,

Bowling

FURLOW V

Altar

JOHN

10,

Boys

12;

Sodality

9,

10,

11,

12;

10,

11,

12;

Band

10,

Philothespic

Band

Council

11,

12;

Band

12;

11,

Linz

President

Library

"B"

Team

Basketball;

President

Pin

of

Class

9;

11;

Vice

12;

Captain

11;

Freshman

Aide

Basketball

of

Class

9;

of 11;

Secretary

Dance

Class

12;

11.

10,

GRAHAM

JERRY

Altar

Boys

10,

9,

11;

Sodality

"B"

Football

11,

Basketball

Team

11;

Basketball

10;

12;

ttB"

12;

11,

10;

9,

10,

y,

Club

Letterman's

Band

Team

Manager

11;

Varsity

�anager "

of

Class

¥

9.

Secretary

v

EMIL

GRAM

"B"

Band

Altar

Boys

11,

10,

10;

Football

Treasurer

of

Music

11;

12;

Gold

11;

Dance

Contest

Perfect

11,

Attendance

Team

12;

Class

10;

Medal

Square

11.

10,

Club

Bowling

11,

1Q;

Square

SENIORS

y

MICHAEL

HAGAR

Altar

9,

Boys

10,

11,

12;

Sodality

Debaters

12;

Jesuit

10,

11,

terman's

10,

9,

12;

11,

10,

9,

9,

10,

Let­

11,

12;

Club 10,

Club

12;

11,

11,

Cheerleader

12;

Aide

Library

12;

Cam!=ia

11,

Bowling

Dance

12;

Square

Club

of

12;

teB"

11;

PAT

11;

10,

11,

11,

9,

President

12;

of

ROGER

Class

12;

11,

President

"B"

Team

of

Class

Football

12.

12,

Captain

HART.

Baseball ty

Gus

Varsity

Letterman's

10;

Senior

Vice

12;

Football;

10;

Philothespic

Joint

Class

Freshman

11;

12;

Debaters

Jesuit

Club

President

arsi

9,

10.

HALL

Honor

Society

V

Safety

Elocution

10;

Football

Manager

National

9,

Club

Class

Secretary

Team

10;

10.

Manager

HERNANDEZ

Band

9,

12.

10,

11,

CLIFTON

Glee

Club

HILL

Letterman's

12;

Team

Club

teB"

11,

Football 9,

10;

V

12;

Football

Varsity

12.

11,

HOULIHAN

JACK

Sodality

Vice

10,

12;

11,

Philothespic

President

12;

Letterman's

Medal

Debate

11;

11;

Gold

Medal

Freshman

Bowling

Football

11;

11

Football;

Football ;

12,

11;

Gold

Catholic

De­

Speaker

Elocution

ner

Team

11,

IE>,

Speaker

Best

11;

League

9,

Best

12;

bate

10,

Debaters

Jesuit

CI ub

Varsity

12.

Win­

"B"

SENIORS

BILL

HULL

"B"

Freshman

Football;

ball

Football

Team

Football

10;

Freshman

Foot­

Coach,

11;

Varsity

12.

Y

JON

JACOBY

Debaters 9,

Philothespic

Camera

11,

10,

11,

12;

12,

Secretary

11,

of

Class

10,

12;

Bowling

Tennis

Club

Letterman's

11;

Treasurer

Jesuit

Club

12;

12;

11,

12;

9.

V

MILAM

JOSEPH

Nation­

Altar

Honor

Society

10,

Secretary

12,

12;

Secretary

12;

12,

Club

ttB"

"B"

Basketball

Team

10;

Basketball;

Gold

Best

GM

Team

Elocution

Winner

10;

Runner-up

Linz

10,

9,

Medal

Elocution

10;

Winning

Attendance

Varsity

Speaker

12;

11,

10,

Foot­

Freshman

12;

Varsity

Basketball

Roundup

Team

12;

Football 11;

Debate

Perfect

11;

Bowl­

Pin

9;

12;

11,

11.

Dance

11;

12;

Jesuit

Treasurer

11,

12;

10,

ing

12;

11,

10,

11,

12,

11,.

10,

10,

9,

Letterman's

11,

9,

Sodality

12;

Boys

al

Philothespic

Debaters

ball

10,

Square

KAGAY

JERRY

11.

Debaters

Jesuit

DENNIS

Linz

Pin

Perfect

KAy

Attendance

9;

vDUNCAN

Boys

10�

11;

11.

10,

KELLEY

Band

Altar

12.

9,

10,

11,

9,

10,

11,

12;

Bowling

SENIORS

CHRIS

KLOBUKOWSKI

Camera

Club

FRANK

12.

KNEISEL

Altar

9,

Boys

Glee

10,

Club

12;

11,

11,

12;

9,

Camera

10,

10,

Club

11,

Perfect

10;

9,

10;

Sodality

Band

10,

Aide

12;

12;

Library

Attendance

12.

11,

\

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v

LAMPING

NEAL

Altar

10,

Boys

National

11,

12;

Sodality

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clean-up

to

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ago

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Best

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JOSEPH

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SUPERLATIVES

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GRAHAM

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the

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PAT

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HALL

NEUHOFF

JOE

WINTER

CARNIVAL

1955

JUNIORS

Left

to

right:

Tommy

Ruwaldt,

Joe

Biasatti,

Tom

Fuechtmann.

OFFICERS

President

3A

President

3B

President

3C

TOM

FUECHTMANN

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THE

CLASS

JUNIOR

Obst

by

With

came

the

not

September

to

Jim

of

start

after

One

of

have

we

school,

this

class

Thursday,

shown

in

except

thinking

our

manifested

our

for

aside

in

our

least

new

(at

lives

excellent

work,

be.

to

hard

been

is

the

Since

beat.

to

holiness

attendance

of

all

at

es­

Mass,

Another

us.

of

this

December

of

and

3,

days

the

of

status

soul

our

4,

spirit

we

aside

set

5,

and

be

can

example

the

on

For,

about

a

praiseworthy

has

spirit

by

set

day

retreat.

also

ourselves

that

out

especially

is

spirit

the

pecially

but

we

proved

stands

spirit

religious

a

genuine

This

on

unceasing

the

shown

which

phase

juniors.

and

years

of

men

upper

of

day

the

school

of

two

last,

And

"upperclassmen."

first

very

new

year,

At

title.

were

the

a

only

deserved

and

us)

we

everything

about

duties

our

toward

our

spiritual

Creator.

A�other

of

outstanding

At

the

of

end

example

the

magazine

was

noted

all

that

credit

this

is

school

our

year

ticket

and

spirit.

the

Mission

it

drives,

were

juniors

for

this

us

by

various

drive,

the

by

take

shown

spirit

type

the

Of

on

always

ourselves.

Drive,

of

Most

right

this

we

could

can

not

course,

top.

up

success

have

not

been

attained

glory

had

it

not

been

for

the

work

of

devoted

our

teachers.

never-ending

and

extracurricular-wise

Scholastically

The

classes

been

have

the

names

of

is

evident

that

of.

be

proud

of

the

the

juniors

classes

leading

on

the

way.

Honor

Roll.

represented

the

rolls

of

the

various

membership

Jesuit.

this

class

year's

quite

group

find

you

most

dominate

at

organizations

It

rightly

the

students

junior

extracurricular

great

will

also,

consistently

junior

Moreover,

men.

But

is

an

junior

..

exceptional

next

you

may

expect

one

that

from

greater

things

can

.we

one:

even

year,

this

truly

-

DAD

SONS'

BANQUET

Mr.

Robert

E.

Davis

and

some

son,

on

1.

Jacques

at

The

Shades

offer

entertainment

at

the

Banquet.

give

relationship.

proper

Reverend

Speaker

Jim,

Dad-Son

the

pointers

Weber,

the

Banquet.

S.

J.,

Principal

SOPHOMORES

Left

to

Dan

right:

Earl

Knight,

Dan

1955

Ross

Interrante.

O'Shea,

Munchrath,

OFFICERS

President

President

2A

2B

President

2C

President

2D

DAN

--__________________________________________

EARL

O'SHEA

MUNCHRATH

ROSS

INTERRANTE

DAN

KNIGHT

�------------------

SOPHOMORES

Adams

Philip

Adler

Lee

Alexander

Robert

Atkins Charles

Richard

Barry

Beard Frank

Blackburn

Dick

Bouska

Robert

Brennan

Peter

Frank

Campise

Canales

Adolph

Carr Mike

John

Causey

Clark

Tommy

Alan

Cooper

-

SOPHOMORES

Bob

Crone

Bob

Cuellar

Gerald

Cummings

Charles

Daboub

Henry

Daboub

Noel

Deramee

Pat

Dennehy

Ralph

Do�

Scott

Emerson

Joe

Emmett

Pat

Enright Arthur

Fitzgerald

David Folse

Don

Gaberino

Tony Grandinetti

SOPHOMORES

Hall Mike

Hanna

Robert

Healy Raymond

Hollow

John Interrante

Jasper

Interrante

Ross

James

Bobby

Donald

Jansen

Johnson

Gary

Johnson

Tracy

Fred

Kay

Kenchel

Tommy

Killeen Arnold

Kirk Peter

Klein

George

SOPHOMORES

Danny Knight

Mickey

Koller

Victor Lewis

Charles

Lindley Sam

Lomonaco

Tony

Loria

Richard Love

George

Loveland

Charles

Lundquist

Curtis

Lyons Alex

Magro Bill

Mangelsdorf

B.ill

Manning SImon

Martinez

Joseph McDermott

SOPHOMORES

McGuire

Bill

McLeod

John McRedmond

Tony

Mentesana

Philip

Moore

Charles

Moser

A.

Moser

Bill

Mozley

Bill

Munchrath

Earl

Peter

Mycue

O'Donnell

Terry

O'Neill

Mike

Pete

O'Reilly

O'Shea

Dan

Pace Manuel

C.

SOPHOMORES

J

a?1es

Paschal

DICk ua

Pasq

1· InO

D an

Pendergast

Terry Riley Fred

Schaefer

Paul

Schmitz

Sibila

ob �avid.

Sirchio

Tommy

Smith

Glenn

Snyder Ken

Spies Bob

Stack

Joe

Stephenson

Pe�er

Strange

Bnan

Sullivan

SOPHOMORES

Sullivan

Dennis

Sweeney Frank

Thomes

Paul

Thompson

Jody

Ed

Troy

Vance

Jody

Laan

Vander

Mike

Vitasek

Edward

Welsh

·Ted

Wessels

Carl

Wewer

Dan

White

Kiernan

Wilson

George

Woods

John

Wylie Peter

ZOPPI

RONNIE

THE

SOPHOMORE

by

in

Notable

their

activities

class

Tracy

in

their

school

and

all

esteemed

class

that

has

Jesuit

in

the

activities

have

staged

class

of

beneficial

as

school

the

as

their

been

solely

dances,

joint

from

the

managed

by

individu­

the

classes:

various

representatives

sophomore

each

for

and

the

with

High.

classes'

of

comprised

class

outings,

and

these

many

associated

have

sophomore

committees

lished

in

indeed

is

sophomore

who

by

attended

ever

any

Important

dili­

manifested

class

year's

school-spirited,

as

profoundly

al

as

obviously,

this

highly

qualities,

the

extracurriculars,

outstanding

and

curriculum,

prosperous

other

to

CLASS

Johnson

and

organizations,

in

and

gent

and

the

class

class;

by

sophomore

pub­

paper,

2A.

by

As

has

been

the

have

said,

which

ardent

most

the

members

by

in

roles

both

in

In

field

the

Most

of

the

non-technical

period,

under

classes

this,

to

do

work

for

Jesuit.

continuing

of

able

their

Each

scholastic

standings.

of

honor

the

roll.

percentage

and

school

their

willingness

spirit

also

School.

causes

presented

by

their

and

of

at

and

star

team.

superior

large

swelling

display

excellent

the

promise

years

and

efficient

the

their

a

comprised

their

the

been

players

"B"

auspices

maintained

sophomores

many

indicate

maining

the

have,

sophomores

the

all

and

the

teachers,

have

In

extra­

Shrew";

debaters.

Club,

have

sophomores

on

varsity

all,

important

and

both

which

the

Band,

numerous

sports,

baseball,

Glee

the

the

Club,

of

and

basketball,

up-and-coming

sophomores

Berchmans'

sophomores

technical

of

of

sophomores

of

are

many

the

in

are

in

marking

field

which

"The

which

Society,

also

Club.

Radio

the

Sodality,

in

Philothespic,

and

Decision"

Taming

in

Debate

the

in

Prominent

football,

in

the

"Command

key

and

the

participation

are

sophomores;

had

leaders

among

their

is

proved

the

of

some

been

sophomores

statement

curriculars,

have

the

increasing

Jesuit

They

High

in

fine

reputation

their

two

re­

HOMECOMING

Maids

of

Honor

crown

at

the

Queens

Dance..

Left

Jean

Shaefer,

Patsy

and

Homecoming

to

right:

schmidt,

Dore,

Lou

Stanford,

Peter­

Mary

Carol

Walton,

Alice

Mary

Connie

Luby.

In

pre-game

are

and

ceremonies,

introduced

Queens

crowd.

to

Here

Maids

of

Honor

Connie

and

Luby

Alice

Mary

Dore

crowd.

greet

and

Queens

their

Maids

of

Honor

line

with

up

escorts

for

the

night.

their

FRESHMEN

Left

1955

Arnold.

to

right:

Larry

Florer,

Jim

Snell,

Biasatti,

John

Mickey

OFFICERS

President

IA

SNELL

-------

JIM

President

IE

President

Ie

President

ID

MICKEY

ARNOLD

LARRY

FLORER

BIASATTI

JOHN

FRESHMEN

Paul

Ackels

Adams

Jay

Ahnert

John

Ronald

Anderson

Arnold

Mickey

James

Lee

August

Bacon

Victor

Fred

Barber

Becker

Lloyd

Bellamy

Biasatti

John

Robert

Boggs

Bosco

Luke

Robert

Boyne

Brooks

Gerald

Burleson

James

Martin

esse

Burnham

Calvillo

J

Cardenas

Richard

Chavez

Joseph

Richard

Coerver

Thomas

Coghlan

Jack

Connelly

Joseph

Connelly

FRESHMEN

Pat

Coughlin

Bill

Croll

Cross

Dennis

Victor

De

La

De

Rosa

Lira

Joseph

Duval

Alfred

Ellis

James

Enna

Joseph

Paul

Fain

Fred

Faust

Fazzio

Joseph

John

Finnegan

Lee

Fleming

Florer

Larry

Leon

Flusche

Larry

Bob

Gallaway

Garretson

Charles

Gray

Robert

Jack

Hall

Harper

Tim

Harrington

Harrott

James

James

Hayes

Kenneth

Heine

FRESHMEN

Robert

Hettler

William

Higgins

Hoedebeck

Jerry

Hull

Dick

Herman

Huter

Don

Johnson

John

Johnstone

David

Jones

John

Juranovitch

Kiowski

Joseph

Koltz

Tony

Edwin

Lamberty

Mike

Landon

Richard

Larson

Lee

Larry

Lenzen

Larry

Levantino

Tony

Lewis

George

Robert

Licandro

Charles

Little

John

Paul

Little

John

Thomas

Loughney

Robert

Lyons

Dennis

Malcolm

FRESHME,N

Marconi

Richard

Masse

John

Robert

Ronald

Pat

Masse

Matus

McGowan

McGraw

John

Dan

McGuire

Morris

McPeters

Thomas

McSweeney

Lyle

McManigal

Billy

Meagher

Alex

Meletio

III

Gene

Mikeska

Miller

Douglas

ames

Miller

J

David

Mims

Mitchell

Joseph

Gene

Lucio

Mike

Moore

Morones

Morrow

Morsbach

Jack

Mike

O'Brien

Richard

O'Malley

,Pete

Pangle

FRESHMEN

ames

J

Partridge

Pettibone

Jerry

Albert

Pat

Pierce

Pondrom

Louis

Ponthieu

Prause

Joseph

Priest

Jerry

Roberts

John

Bernard

Roche

Emil

Rogers

John

Leo

Sazama

John

F

red

Schellenberg

Schlebach

Gene

Schuster

Billy

Donald

Shaw

Skotak

Joseph

Charles

Sladek

Smith

George

Snell

Jim

Stack

John

Perris

Stanley

Steiner

Larry

Ruffing

Ruiz

FRESHMEN

Mike

Stephan

Dennis

Dick

Stokes

Thomas

Jack

Stoebner

Stoebner

Bass

Summers

Sweeney

Tanner

Larry

Mike

Telley

Bill

Thomasson

Thomes

John

Bill

Thornton

Timmerman

Robert

Todd

Harry

Pat

Traynor

Tuton

George

Underwood

Roger

Peter

Wacks

Wilson

John

Wrenn

James

Larry

Zoppi

Befuddled

freshman

on

orientation

day.

THE

The

freshman

classes,

in

important

beanies

the

of

worn

for

the

have

this

teachers,

the

first

time

an

year

played

some

school,

were

technical

excellent

by

piloted

life

part

which

CLASS

FRESHMAN

and

despite

good-natured

the

kidding

this year.

the

innumerable

achievements

of

the

first

Among

men

this

year

"Li'I

deserves

Bark,"

to

mention.

It

all

with

kept

right

have

nights

was

held

entertainment

activities

are

the

full

the

paper,

the

of

interest

various

classes.

news

up

stomachs

freshman

for

dances.

the

One

of

the

popular

December

on

Mr.

22,

the

spearheaded

Wilson,

by

and

certain

best

dances

of

members

all

S.J.,

classes.

In

the

Debaters

the

freshmen

have

Jesuit

bate

and

provided

other

these,

in

which

In

also

the

first

took

The

the

freshman

team

won

over

drama.

In

the

have

invaded

also

annual

Shakespearian

were

the

Phil.

for

freshmen

was

in

for

Contest,

the

triumph

six

the

drive.

IB

came

of

the

whole

school.

class.

Also

of

Often

mention

the

in

all,

de­

from

were

ten

con­

explanations

this

has

been

accompanying

active

a

very

1

C's

as

best

musical

to

classical

play

playing.

for year

on

top

is

auditorium

go

the

simple

the

seminar,

to

they

with

All

freshmen

of

out

magazine

entire

worthy

consists

freshmen

Three

Elocution

Junior

freshmen.

Another

salesmen

the

Jesuit

freshmen

hard-working

the

testants

interscholastic

sparkled.

freshmen

part,

Ursuline.

in

lA's

year,

has

certainly

freshmen.

Class

Besides

the

freshman

class.

which

records

ORGANIZATIONS

'Shrew'

Hits

Ph;I'�

Stage

llCommand DeC'

Coming

Up

Novembf

THE

CLUB

BERCHMANS'

The

St.

Berchmans'

is

Boys'

of

one

the

most

known

from

the

Al­

organizations

other

no

Jesuit.

much

as

difficult

Society,

at

join

as

better

Club,

John

tar

to

at

Perhaps

its

activity

the

members

demands

Jesuit

whole

round

as

the

year

Berchmans'

Club.

Each

of

one

the

or

more

members

fifty

has

and

a

specific

share

hour

him

to

day

when

of

the

the

rich

fruits

of

the

the

assisting

in

get

hours

altar.

the

of

The

the

early

be

or

rain,

at

priest

the

faithfully

up

there

can

Sacri­

Holy

Mass

by

whether

he

assigned

in

more

intimately

fice

servers

morning,

For

snow.

sleet,

one

miss

may

well

mean

the

of

loss

in

this

select

membership

and

unselfish

generous

for

reaped

Barker

serve

Mass

many

and

dents'

Chapel.

First

left

to

row,

right:

Arthur

Manning,

McRedmond,

Richard

Ruiz,

Tovar,

Furlow,

Jack

Mike

Fleming,

Wise.

Lenzen,

Malcolm,

John

Lee

Cardenas,

Louis

Larry

Second

John

Ha­

Richard

Harper,

Pat

Donovan,

Mickey

Mike

Coerver,

Third

Morrow,

Finnegan,

row:

John

Dennis

Sreenan,

Cardy

Vance,

Paul

row:

Dennehy.

Folzenlogen,

John

Finn,

John

Bill

McGuire,

Schlebach,

Flusche,

Ralph

Leo

Fitzgerald,

Bill gar,

Tony

McLeod,

Tommy

Rufe

Brewton,

Mr.

Maloney,

Ancelin,

Marty

John

Richard

Jim

Works,

Bob

Corky

Pat

Walter

Buchheit,

McAdam,

Clark,

Frank

Jim

Jerry

Ruiz,

Cowdin.

Fifth

Hayes,

Priest,

Mozley,

Hopp,

Forrest

Joseph,

Ingram,

Vel tin

Boudreaux,

Schaefer,

Kneisel.

Bob

Hodges,

Jim

Leon

Anthony

Milam

row:

Bill

Jack

Bill

Giard,

row:

Hector

Barbazon,

Patterson,

Brian

Sullivan,

George

Fourth

J.

Claude

Bill

O'Donnell,

Forbes,

S.

Thomas,

David

Wasaff,

Seeligson,

Wilson,

members

them

brought

Hagar

Joe

these

by

them

graces

God.

Stu­

the

In

group.

manifested

spirit

have

to

Bob

and

Mickey

The

Henry

Neal

Lamping,

closer

SOCIETY

HONOR

NATIONAL

to

right:

Jerry

Walter

its

Roberts,

Michael

took

Honor

on

a

P.

it

been

has

most

of

the

acted

It

school.

the

as

which

of

Kammer.

Fr.

In

Kammer

the

small

a

is

trying

at

to

install

Jesuit.

the

.

Besides

its

new

NHS

also

handled

all

of

the

dances

that

were

held

at

Jesuit.

job,

the

also

The

dance

of

society

paid

in

membership

for

the

the

society

Dance.

scholarship,

Fur­

Acquainted

this year.

member

high.

and

Leadership,

Retreat

are

this

four

qualities:

Get

Senior

money

portion

for

qualities

the

the year,

of

a

the

The

these

first

sponsored

society

thermore,

to

NHS

in

Jesuit,

government

beginning

way

Obst,

Hall.

the

membership

hand

firm

body

at

student

a

Fr.

to

official

advisory

of

the

Jim

principal

years

although

society

year

always

is

Davis,

Pat

new

former

took

the

this

government

this

Jim

Lamping,

Sodek,

the

J.,

In

year.

school's

organizations,

But

coveted.

Benny

S�

this

job

the among

in

Neal

Standing:

Kammer,

new

Society

about

heard

Crutcher,

O'Donnell,

Marty

moderator,

least

the

about

Carr,

Ingram,

Neuoff.

Joe

Johnson,

Buzz

McAdam,

Reverend

new

National

the

Jesuit,

was

Harry

Fuechtmann,

Lostetter,

Under

Fagin,

Claiborne

Tom

Alvin

Milam

Ronnie

Forrest

left

Seated,

Joseph,

live

must

up

Every

character.

service,

OFFICERS

of

NHS-Left

to

right:

President;

Neal

Vice

Lamping;

President,

Marty

Milam

Joseph;

Treasurer,

O'Donnell;

Davis.

Jim

Secretary,

SODALITY

First

left

Reverend

to

row,

A.

R.

Milam

right:

Tynan,

Pete

Ruiz,

Jody

Thompson,

Works,

Jim

Third

John

Dennehy,

Furlow,

row:

Adolph

Bob

Henry

Sodek.

Fifth

"Ad

Per

Mariam."

George

This

have

of

motto

tried

to

the-

live.

has

Barbazon,

John

Harbrecht,

Joseph

Bob

McAdam,

Buchheit,

Sodalists

themselves

out

is

also

has

the

been

standard

long

The

by

for

not

Sodality

the

Wilson,

Walter

Finn,

John

Sodality

Sodalists

Michael

Davis,

Claude

Mike

row:

Richardson,

O'Donnell,

Jesuit's

of

Hec­

Obst,

Jim

Jim

Lamping,

Fourth

Harry

Marty

Buzz

Neuhoff.

Joe

Jesum

which

advancement

Boyle,

row:

McDermott,

Neal

Glasco,

Roberts.

Forbes,

Seeligson,

row:

Crutcher,

Wilson,

Second

Ray

Hollow,

John

Ingram,

John

Hopp,

Benny

Schaefer,

Joseph,

Patak.

Canales,

Pat

Oster,

Gordon

Fagin,

Giard,

George

Anthony

Jack

Forrest

Jerry

Clark,

Wasaff,

Bob

Houlihan,

Jack

S.J.;

Pat

Mycue,

tor

Hagar.

Corky

Donovan,

Joe

Jack

the

only

spiritual

influence

a

the

on

en­

widespread

tire

school.

is

It

understood

that

by

has

the

Sodality

were

carried

the

is

the

of

backbone

the

school.

The

Sodality

many

entire

student

its

with

impressed

out

which

body

many

spiritual

projects

the

throughout

year.

The

Central

Council

of

the

must

be

Sodality

a

lot

of

credit

for

This

given

the

achieve­

Sodality's

ments.

Council

had

Bob

splendid

Wilson

its

as

Prefect,

Davis

as

Vice

Prefect,

Jimmy

Milam

as

Jerry

were

Treasurer.

Forrest

A.

as

with

week.

ing

cheer

Sodalists

bring

nual

to

Christ's

at

poor

Christmas

party.

an­

on

Sec­

the

Jim

met

every

the

plan

Father

group

moderator

to

period

Patak,

Raymond

This

their

Tynan

study

Others

Fagin

Buzz

Crutcher,

and

Ingram.

R.

during

as

Joseph

and

retary,

Council

Obst,

of

meeting

the

Tuesday

follow­

Before

becorrie

can

one

member

a

the

of

Sodality

he

candidate

a

must

undergo

at

least

The

often

Thomas,

mould

the

and

Mass

and

them

exami­

the

into

Heart

Rosary,

daily

Prayer,

other

conscience,

Immaculate

daily

Prayer,

Morning

Mental

Communion,

to

Rule

to

up

emphasizes

of

lasts

During

live

must

period

which

nation

mod­

instructor.

candidates

the

34

which

J.,

their

as

assistant

the

S.

Mr.

the

Sodality

probation

Candidates'

longer.

year

have

of

course

rigid

and

full

a

Sodality

erator

acts

which

help

pious

after

fashioned

true

the

Sodalists,

of

Mary.

visit

Sodalists

to

aid

slum

district

Dallas

in

the poor.

SODALITY

left

First

Mr.

to

Richard

right:

row,

Fred

Fleming,

Dan

Mike

S.

Thomas,

Second

Wewer.

CANDIDATES

J.,

James,

Florer.

Manning,

John

Lee

Ted

Welch,

O'Neill,

Sam

Tovar,

Ralph

Bill

Licandro,

Bobby

row:

Faust,

Robert

Finnegan,

Joe

Third

Timmerman,

Richard

row:

Lomonaco,

Veltin

Coerver,

Larry

Fourth

Frank

Dan

Boudreaux,

George

O'Shea,

Loveland,

Anthony

Daboub,

Beard,

Larry

Tanner,

John

Interrante,

John

McLeod,

Juranovitch.

Pat

Alex

Arthur

Ross

row:

Fitzgerald,

Mc­

Magro,

McGraw.

Gowan.

Fifth

row:

Pat

Louis

Loveland,

Jerry

Foltyn,

Ponthieu,

Jim

Schlebach,

John

in

order

THE

First

left

Michael

to

row,

nales,

thony

PHILOTHESPIC

Peter

right:

Mike

O'Shea,

Jim

Bobby

Crutcher,

Obst,

Faust.

John

S.

Bahlinger,

Joe

Wasaff,

Finegan.

Mike

Hall,

Fifth

Ca­

Adolph

Charles

An­

Lundquist,

Louis

Wise,

Mr.

row:

Loria,

Tony

S.

Tetlow,

Joseph

Fuechtmann,

Marion

Bob

Furlow,

Moser,

Davis,

Jim

Joseph,

Third

Pat

Enright,

J.,

Tom

Houlihan,

Jack

John

Bill

row:

Boyne.

Milam

Carr,

Fred

Ruffing,

Lamping,

Juranovitch,

Alex

Forbes,

O'Donnell,

Marty

Fourth

Magro,

Claude

row:

Jack

Bill

Barbazon,

J.

Buzz

Alexander,

Richardson,

Begg,

Second

Fleming,

Ronnie

Ingram,

John

Neal

Mr.

John

Brennan,

Lee

Stokes,

Forrest

Mangelsdorf,

Mike

Hagar,

Bass

O'Brien,

Daboub,

Bill

Dan

Oster,

SOCIETY

Hodges,

Bob

Harry

row:

Buchheit,

Roberts,

Bob

Giard,

George

Gordon

Glasco,

Fagin,

Jerry

Jon

Jim

jacoby,

Arthur

Fitzgerald,

Jack

Schaefer,

Anthony

"Servite

Hopp.

in

Deo

Laetitia":

God

Serve

in

This

Joy.

is

the

of

motto

the

at

organizations

Mr.

the

Society,

Under

its

modera­

two

Jesuit.

Marion

S.

Bahlinger,

the

of

one

Philothespic

largest

tors,

Tetlow,

Phil

and

Mr.

J.,

carried

out

Joseph

this

motto

the

to

S.J.,

fullest.

Never

in

before

its

has

Phil

the

history

much

so

talent

and

so

presented

much

to

its

audiences.

variety

The

first

was

public

Command

a

full

modern

showing

Decision

length

November

on

and

18

19.

play

The

is

concerned

with

the

decision

of

Air

an

plot

Force

World

general

no

the

the

I'm

of

Buzz

that

sure

roles

in

important

and

Neal

Jerry

Crutcher

other

Holding

were

play

II.

performance

role.

leading

the

War

during

will

one

forget

in

Fagin,

Tom

Lamping,

Feuchtmann.

Next

on

the

bill

was

a

The

one-act

Trial

play, General

Dennis

Brigadier

the

(Buzz

Crutcher)

ne­

explains Edmund

of of

cessity

to

daylight

precision

bombing

which

Campion,

Christmas

Party. (Neal

and

Lamping)

Kane

(Tom

Fuechtmann).

his

base

commander,

General

was

at

presented

General

inspecting Mother-Son

Garnett

the

This

combination

the

of

fine

a

was

example

play

of

and

hard

of

work,

talent,

good

produc­

technique

tion.

the

of

dra­

a

to

glorious

year.

turned

cast

in

the

as

Davis

with

perform­

superb

Gordon

and

Shrew

Jim

Glasco

sional

year,

Shakespearian

crowning

members

the

production

This

achievement

the

ances,

12,

of

major

Shrew.

of

Taming

All

11,

9,

its

the

he

was

February

nights

Phil

presented

T

ma

and

of

the

on

Then,

the

her

as

Petruchio,

tamer,

Other

outstanding

respective

Alexander

Bob

were

profes­

particularly

roles.

their

in

as

Tom

Bianca,

performers

Fuechtmann

Jacoby

and

Mike

Barbazon

Claude

as

as

Curio,

Lucentio,

as

Jon

as

Charlie

Tranio,

O'Brien

as

Grumio,

Lundquist

of

servant

(Mike

in

sorbed

Hie

of

tales

ab­

is

Petruchio

Curtis,

Curtis.

O'Brien)

another

totally

servant

of

Grumio,

Charlie

truchio

(

Besides

Lundquist).

these

the

events

Philothespic

other

events

such

sponsored

Elocution

the

as

Contest

on

Junior

December

and

15

the

As

28.

Senior

these

Elocution

activities

Contest

were

not

on

suffi­

though

April

cient

the

to

Phil

time

to

the

fully

keep

found

amuse

and

Society

occupied,

educate

itself

with

frequent,

entertainments

at

its

well-planned

weekly

in

the

these

affairs

meetings.

were

officers:

Jim

capable

Davis,

Houli­

President;

President;

and

Joseph,

Secretary;

Treasurer.

Claude

Barbazon

in

the

role

of

Wasaff,

suitor

a

Curio,

of

in

the

the

Bianca,

Taming

At

left

Shrew.

of

woos

Lucentio

(Tom

truchio

the

beautiful

endeavors

)

to

tame

Katherina,

Pe­

At

Bianca

Fuechtmann)

Glasco

(Gordon

Davis).

Jack

Milam

Vice

han,

Joe

its

organization

Guiding

(Bob

Alexander).

of

shrewish

daughter

Baptista

right,

Minola,

(Jim

Pe­

DEBATERS

JESUIT

First

left

to

Milam

row,

right:

Larry

Galloway,

Mike

Fuechtmann,

Giard.

Third

Richardson,

Lee

Mickey

Robert

Fleming,

Jim

Hagar,

Second

row:

Boyne.

Joseph

Reverend

J.,

1.

S.

Weber,

J.

Kiowski,

Jon

Jacoby,

Adolph

Charles

Benny

Bill

O'Shea,

S.

Drez,

Davis,

Dan

row:

George

R.

J.

Wacks,

Tom

Johnson,

Adams,

Mr.

Ingram,

Peter

Faust,

Claiborne

Bill

Sodek,

Forrest

Joseph,

Fred

Canales,

Lundquist,

Wasaff,

Hodges,

Jerry

Fagin,

Bob

J.,

Alexander,

Joe

Arthur

Jerry

Kagay,

Fitzgerald.

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not

These

words

the

resound

minds

all

of

the

through

For

Debaters.

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trade

the

debate

of

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the

this

Jesuit

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sponsored

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acquired

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Edward's,

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two

to

delegates

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made

League

L.

schools

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for

eloquently

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more

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the

tedious

long

truth

speak

school

system

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year

many

the

to

goal,

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Christ.

This

organization

have

spent

toward

had

has

this

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members

year.

in

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founder,

Mr.

moderator,

successful

hours

and

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the

society's

the

very

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five

schools,

up

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and

of

these

Jesuit.

the

meetings.

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team

of

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Jesuit

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Jerry

Tom

debate

and

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chairman.

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defeat

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Ann

the

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the

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Jesuit

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of

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left.

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cers,

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from

left

to

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Milam

right:

Jim

Davis,

Secretary;

Joseph,

Tom

Treasurer;

tative;

dek,

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and

delegates

various

plan

Joe

Vice

Fuechtmann,

Wasaff,

Junior

Represen­

and

President;

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Benny

President.

the

supervise

debates

and