1956 Yearbook

the

Published

Students

of

by

HIGH

SCHOOL

JESUIT

3812

Oak

Lawn

DALLAS,

Avenue

TEXAS

CONTENTS

FACULTY

SENIORS

JUNIORS

SOPHOMORES

THEME

OF

A

THE

in

JESUIT

soul

as

EDUCATION:

well

a

sound

as

body,

growth

ing

basis

for

in

our

develop­

salvation

..

hope

.

..

but

that

remembering

because

of

ORGANIZATIONS

SPORTS

SPONSORS

at

all.

it

is

always

Christ's

only

that

sufferings

exist

FRESHMEN

can

hope

_

OUR

MOST

SPIRITUAL

REVEREND

THOMAS

of

Bishop

K.

LEADER

GORMAN,

Dallas-Fort

Worth

D.Se.H.,

D.O.

PRESIDENT'S

MESSAGE

REVE'REND

SHIELDS,

THOMAS

President

S.J.,

Jesu-it

School.

High

-

TO

Jesuit

THE

bids

School

CLASS

farewell

to

'56

OF

the

Senior

of

Class

High

does

this

with

real

esteem

and

for

future.

You

started

this

in

school

Alma

Mater

have

souls

manhood.

true

this

before

been

of

God.

has

This

Staff

of

of

as

Will

Divine

cultured

of

whatever

I

in

and

your

the prayer

a

chosen

be

full

measure

you

walk

life

of

your

Catholic

in

American

accord

with

gentlemen

at

God you

I

you

of

me

of everyone

in

and

success

that

with

join

and

living

the

eternal.

all,

real

the

cooperation.

School

High

each upon

happiness

so

the

with

Jesuit

bestow may

men

meaning

been

objective

achieved

your

and

Faculty

God

it

ago.

intellect

of

Above

appreciation

life

has

your

The

but

high

your

outlook

an

judgment,

of

an

your

of

and

teachers

that

during

of

characteristic

on

engraved

purpose

growth

physical

a

maturity

will

and

prayers

years

true,

school your

of

is

to

achieved

firmness

men,

men;-young

addition

in

have you

a

it

as

your

withal-for

and

four

boys

leave

years

1956,

hopeful

little

as

your

You

with

graduates

you

for

may

the

end

have

of

the

happiness

life

J.

of

ADMINISTRATION

REVEREND

MICHAEL

P.

S.J.

KAMMER,

of

Principal

Jesuit

REVEREND

JOHN

L.

HEIN,

S.J.

Secretary-Treasurer

School

High

FACULTY

DISCIPLINE

REVEREND

RODNEY

T.

KISSINGER,

Assistant

Principal,

of

Discipline;

S.

J.

Prefect

Latin.

REVEREND

RICHARD

T.

GAUL,

Student

S.J.

Counselor

Underclassmen;

Religion.

COUNSELING

REVEREND

ROBERT

A.

TYNAN,

Student

S.J.

Counselor

Upperclassmen;

Moderator

of

Sodality.

ATHLETICS

REVEREND

A

th

letic

JULIUS

Di

rector;

of

J.

MAY,

S.

Moderator

l.etterman's

Club;

Religion,

Chemistry,

Physics.

J.

FACULTY

REVEREND

EDWARD

J.

S.

J.

BERGEN,

Mathematics

REVEREND

J.

S.

SAN

S.

J.

MARCO,

Religion,

Spanish;

Assistant

Athletic

Direc­

tor

JESUIT

REVEREND

Religion,

ROBERT

L.

BOGGS,

Senior

English,

Latin;

S.

J.

PRIESTS

REVEREND

S.

...

JOSEPH

RIVIORE,

Class

Mod­

Religion,

Latin,

S.

Band

English;

J.

Moderator

erator

REVEREND

FRANCIS

R.

S.

BRAUN,

J.

REVEREND

JACQUES

L.

WEBER,

S.

J.

Librarian

Religion,

Latin,

English;

Debate

Moderator

W.

CROWN

MR.

S.

WILSON,

J.

lis

Religion,

Latin,

Camera

Club,

h.

Eng

Bookstore,

Modera­

League

Bowling

Co-M

to

d

0

era

tor

of

r;

Last

and

Round­

Roundup

up

MR.

KENNETH

DORFF,

BUDDEN­

A.

MR.

S.

J.

S.

Latin,

LAROSE,

ROBERT

MR.

S.

J.

MilLER,

J.

So­

Chemis­

Religion,

English;

Glee

Moderator

Sodality

J.

MICHAEL

J.

As­

Religion,

sistant

English,

Club

Band

Mathematics,

Religion,

Moderator,

try;

Assistant

Co-Moderator

of

ciology;

Moderator

Last

and

Round­

Roundup

up

MR.

S.

MANUEL

Religion,

History,

English;

Assistant

Debate

Modera­

S.

J.

BAHLlN­

MR.

S.

J.

L

Philothespic

EDWARD

MR.

T.

tin,

English;

Moderator

Religion,

S.

History,

Berchmans'

Club

English;

Modera­

A.

TETLOW,

WILLIAM

MR.

S.

J.

E.

UNDER­

J.

HILL,

t

a

As­

i

History,

Cheerleader

and

ni

S

a

f

e

Religion,

Moderator

Latin,

Moder­

Philothespic

ator

Rei

i 9

English,

sistant

t

y

Club

JOSEPH

COLES,

J.

L

a

.

SCHOLASTICS

AND

MARION

GER,

Religion,

J

Religion,

tor

tor

MR.

L.

WREN,

S.

J.

lee

Moderator

BENJAMIN

SYKES,

S.

G

MR.

C.

ORTEGA,

Spanish;

Club

VINCENT

MR.

M.

J.

Assistant .

Radio

ion,

Club

Mathematics;

Moderator

LAY

FACULTY

MR.

LANCASTER

Football

SMITH

Coach,

History,

Education

MR.

WILLIAM

History,

DURICK

Physical

Basketball

and

Physical

MR.

Education:

PAUL

KOZSUCH

Mathematics

Baseball

Coach

MR.

E.

L.

HOHMAN

MR.

JAMES

CALLAN HERBERT

MR.

Music

Instructor

English,

Mathematicsj

HELEN

Assistant

WHITE

WHEELER

Chemistry

Coach

NON-TEACHING

MRS.

H.

Ten­

Mathematics,

nis

MRS.

F.

A.

NORSCH

PERSONNEL

MRS.

JOSEPH

F.

TIMMER­

MRS.

J.

Librarian

Registrar.

MAN

Librarian

Assistant

Treasurer

R.

REILLY

-SENIORS •

Left

Crutcher.

to

Clark,

right:

JOINT

President,

CORKY

4B

CLARK,

Vice

President,

TOMMY

4C

RUWALDT,

JACK

4B

SCHEAFER,

Secretary,

BUZZ

Treasurer,

Ruwaldt,

CLASS

SENIOR

4A

CRUTCHER,

Schaefer,

OFFICERS

VELTIN

J.

BOUDREAUX,

JR.

FORREST

The

President

and

L.

INGRAM

of

Faculty

THE

JESUIT

HIGH

SCHOOL

OF

TEXAS

DALLAS,

Extend

all

to

who

shall

behold

in

the

Greetings

WHEREAS:

His

the

Most

Excellency,

this

document

Lord

Reverend

Patrick

Joseph

founded

Bishop

the

of

Lynch,

happy

the

memory,

distinction

student

for

Lynch

the

of

trophy

of

Jesuit

High

with

purpose

School

who

has

honoring

most

special

reflected

the

faithfully of

the

school

and

spirit

has

been

most

its

to

responsive

WHEREAS:

Veltin

J.

Boudreaux,

Thomas

Jr.,

influences;

Gerhard

Fuechtmann,

and,

and

Forrest

Leo

Ingram,

ment

of

of

the

Class

graduates

of

1956,

their

reflected

by

superior

school

in

attainment,

the

of

their

excellence

in

extracurricular

betterment

of

spiritual

and

activities,

the

to

the

won

the

of

all

who

have

within

come

credit

dedication

the

confidence,

respect,

affection

refine­

the

leadership,

unselfish

by

the

school,

the

and

by

their

qualities

themselves

manliness

scholastic

by

the

on

the

have,

their

personality,

have

they

the

of

by

of

and

their

sphere

influence,

and,

_

WHEREAS:

The

of

Jesuit

faculty

found

High

them

of

eminently

THEREFORE:

this

worthy

the

Because

concurrence

of

of

their

the

merits,

of

VELTIN

J.

BOUDREAUX,

and

to

be

worthy

awarded

hundred

consideration,

has

JR.,

the

of

by

THOMAS

FORREST

LEO

our

authority

High

School,

GERHARD

office'

we

and

declare:

hereby

FUECHTMANN

INGRAM

the

Bishop

nine

due

Jesuit

facui_ty

thousand

after

and

honor;

signal

with

School,

distinction

Lynch

for

Trophy

and

fifty-six.

President

the

of year

Our

Lord,

one

SCHOOL

HIGH JESUIT

Avenue

lawn Oak 3812

TEXAS

19.

DALlAS

PRINCIPAL

THE

OF OFFICE

restraint

use

school

high

a

of

faculty the that

requires Prudence

classes

and before

have

gone

that Classes

graduates.

its

praising

I

in

them.

of said

not

is same

the

if hurt

be follow

may

to are

that

myself content

and comparisons

all avoid

to therefore,

best,

it think

'56:

of men

the of judgement considered

this content

with well

be can

she

finer

class,

a

gr-aduat.ea never

Jesuit

If ontstanding

your

comment

for select

to had one

If sons.

her

attitude

with Christlike

intelligent,

be

an

would

it think

I characteristic,

You world.

the and

school, your

work, toward

your

responsibility ceas-

of

without come

can

as

boys

Christ

in adults

to

being

close as came

as

and, the

fac�lty;

with

partnership

accepted You

to

be

boys. the

ing

cops-

obliterating

toward

step took

a

long

school

the

a

reslut,

education, school

reduced

has

high

long

that

relationship and-robbers

game. frustrating

to

a

silly,

teachers, and students

for

many us

give you

are, what

you

be will

be? will

If

you

you

What

with

He Christ.

in expectations

to

right

great

May

go

you!

every

NORMAN

Perfect

J.

ABDALLAH

Attendance

Pan-American

10;

10,

Bowling

11,

DENNY

Band

9,

12;

10,

11,

Select

County

Track

12,

M.

Club

J.

9,

12i

ANCELIN

Perfect

11;

10,

Dance

Club

Square

9,

�ttendance

10;

Bowling

10,

12.

ANDERS

Band

Council

12,

Band

10;

Club

12.

DAVID

Berchmans'

9,

11,

Glee

12;

Lieutenant

Club

10,

11;

11.

RICHARD

N.

AN�RUSS

Perfect

Attendance

11;

12.

Band

10,

11,

L.

CLAUDE

9,

Sodality

10,

11,

Order

12;

12;

10,

of

JR.

BARBAZON,

11,

9,

Philothespic

Berchmans'

Club

11,

12,

11,

the

Major

Plays

Silver

12;

Masque

11,

11,

12;

Glee

Club

10,

ROBERT

linz

Select

Pin

9,

10,

9,

Band

Aide

Library

9,

12;

10,

10,

10,

12.

BARKER

12;

Perfect

Attendance

Band

10;

Band

11;

Club

A.

Club

9,

10;

11;

12.

Berchmans'

Safety

9,

10,

11,

Club

12;

12;

County

Pan-American

9,

Attendance

Perfect

Pin

9,

"B"

j

10,

11,

President

9;

Varsity

12,

10,

9,

let­

10;

Freshman

12;'

Freshman

Baseball

10:

Club

Dance

11,

Football

Basketball

12j

Team

Award

9.

Club

BIASATTI

Vice

Square

9,

10,

Service

Glee

L.

Class

10j

11

9,

Club

Varsity

12,

10,

9:

JOSEPH

Linz

President

9,

BECKER

A.

JOHN

Club

Berchmans'

terman's

9,

9,

12.

11,

10,

\

JAMES

M.

JR.

BLOCKER,

Linz

Pin

10,

VEL

Perfect

11;

Pan-American

Club

Attendance

Band

9;

9;

12.

J.

TIN

JR.

BOUDREAUX,

Candidate

11;

Sodality

Club

9,

Play

10,

12:

JEROME

Freshman

G.

"B"

Football

CADE

Team

9,

1

0:

Bowling

1l.

10,

CHARLES

"CORKY"

JR.

CLARK,

Berchmans'

Club

9,

Vice

12,

10,

President

11,

Senior

Class

11,

Glee

9,

Club

10,

lettermen's

11;

man

Dance

12;

Square

11,

12,

9,

Team

Varsity

All-State

12;

11,

12.

10,

11,

Freshman

Baseball

10;

9,

President

Joint

11,

12;

Club

12;

10,

Fresh­

Football

Tell

12;

"B"

11,

Club

10:

Club

12;

Safety

Treasurer

CI(lss

12;

President

President

Bowling

12,

Tri-Captain

Basketball

10,

11;

9;

Track

10,

10,

10,

Executive

12;

Perfect

Secretary

First,

12;

Club

11:

12,

linz

12:

10;

12,

Speech

Class

Major

Tourney

Drum

Glee

12;

Major

11,

Band

12,

�Iub

12;

10;

12.

Berchmans'

NHS

Attendance

Philothespic

Hillcrest

Poetry,

11,

11,

Treasurer

Council

12;

Sodality

President

12,

12;

11,

10,

Band

Council

11,

10,

9,

Pin

Treasurer

Dance

Square

Pan-American

Club

12,

PATRICK

Berchmans'

H.

COWDIN

Club

9,

10,

Club

11;

Safety

11,

Service

12,

Pan-American

12;

Award

Club

12;

Dance

Square

Club

lettermen's

10;

Club

10,

11/

Tennis

12;

10,

12,

11,

11,

Captain

12;

Bowling

12.

11,

HARRY

III

�RUTCHER,

9,

Sodality

11,

11,

10,

Central

12,

Berchmans'

12;

Council

9,

President

12,

11,

Class

Treasurer

Order

12;

of

10,

11,

10,

the

Major

11,

Plays

Sports

President

11,

Club

Safety

10,

,11,

Silver

12;

Editor

12,

12;

10,

12;

President

11,

12,

Masque

10,

11,

10,

11,

Football

Roundup

Glee

Vice

Club

Freshman

10;

12;

12,

lettermen's

11;

Team

11,

President

11,

NHS

12;

Pin

9,

Vice

10,

Philothespic

linz

12;

10,

9;

Chairman

Club

Club

President

11,

"B"

12;

Basketball

"B"

9,

Team

1

0,

ANTHONY

J.

Berchmans'

12;

Perfect

10;

Club

Attendance

Team

12;

Baseball

12.

11,

Varsity

JR.

DABOUB,

11,

Sodality

9,

10,

"B"

11,

Varsity

9,

Linz

12;

Pin

Class

11;

Secretary

10,

Plays

12;

President

12;

11,

Philothespic

Order

of

the

12,

Major

Silver

Masque

11,

12,

10,

Photographer

Service

12;

Roundup

Photo

11,

10,

Editor

12,

Award

11;

First,

Diocesan

Essay

9;

Band

9,

10,

11,

12,

Silver

Captain

Band

12;

Contest

Council

10,

11,

Medal

12;

11;

County

Select

Band Club

11;

Club

Safety

Council

12,

11,

12;

Camera

Pan-American

12;

Club

11,

dent

11,

Contest

9,

12,

Service

12,

Award

11,

Glee

11;

12;

First,

Presi­

Photo

Club

12;

Square

Dance

Club

10.

THOMAS

Linz

Pin

9,

10;

W.

Class

DURBIN

Parliamentarian

9.

JOHN

Berchmans'

"B"

Club

Team

E.

12;

EURY

Dance

Square

GERALD

10,

11,

1

M.

11,

0"

12,

FAGIN

Central

12,

NHS

12;

Bowling

11.

Champs

9,

Club

10;

Basketball 10;

league

Sodality

Treasurer

11,

Council

11,

12,

Linz

12,

12;

Secretary

Pin

9,

dent

12,

10,

9,

11,

12,

of

the

12,

Philothespic

12;

First

in

School,

12;

Jesuit

President

12,

9,

Plays

Major

Silver

Vice

Presi­

Second

10,

9,

11,

10,

Masque

in

Voice

City,

Debaters

Service

9,

11,

12;

Gold

11,

Masque

mocracy

11,

Secretary

10;

President

Order

Class

12;

President

10,

Award

11;

11,

of

12,

Gold

De­

Vice

Medal

Debate

10,

and

11,

Winning

Second

St.

Speaker,

11;

Glee

Contest

Club

9,

9.

10,

Side

10;

Thomas

Team

Winning

Debate

Tourney

11;

Winner,

Roundup

Essay

JACK

Dance

J.

Club

Cheerleader

12;

Club

Lettermen's

10;

11,

12,

12;

Captain

11,

Bowling

12.

11,

10,

FIEDLER

9,

Square

JEROME

Perfect

Attendance

Pan-American

FOL

J.

TYN

Debaters

Jesuit

10;

Club

10;

9,

Football

12;

12;

Varsity

"B"

Basketball

Freshman

Baseball

Team

9;

11;

10,

10,

Bowling

Club

Dance

12;

Club

Lettermen's

11;

9,

11,

10.

Square

GEORGE

P.

JR.

GIARD,

9,

Sodality

11,

10,

11,

Service

12,

11,

12,

11,

Club

9,

10,

9,

Plays

11,

9,

10,

Club

12;

12;

Band

12;

9,

10;

Service

10,

Contest

9;

Camera

10,

Pin

Major

11,

Photographer

Photo

Winner,

12;

12,

10,

9,

10,

10;

11,

inz

l

9;

10,

Debaters

Roundup

Club

Berchmans'

12;

Award

9,

Philothesp!c

J.esuit

Award

11,

Safety

Treasurer

12,

12;

Aide

Library

10;

Varsity

10,

11,

Club

Lettermen's

11,

10,

9,

12;

11,

10;

Freshman

THOMAS

Berchmans'

Pin

Club

G.

10,

11;

Order

of

the

12,

Elocution

12;

and

First

10;

Oratory,

10,

11,

12,

Club

10,

11;

9,

10,

Medal

Varsity

PAUL

10,

11,

10,

D.

Club

Oratory,

Speech

Band

Dance

Club

Lettermen's

Football

Berchmans'

Third,

Milby

Council

Club

Square

dent

10;

9,

Tour­

Second,

9,

Safety

9,

9,

12;

Debate

Band

11;

Class

Plays

Gold

Place

Speaker,

Tourney

12;

11,

ney

Linz

12;

9;

Debaters

Team,

Winning

Team

Winning

Thomas

SMU

11,

Sec­

Jesuit

10;

President

10;

Philothespic

Major

Gold

Masque

Junior

12,

Debate

St.

NHS

President

President

12,

12;

Attendance

12;

Vice

11,

11,

12;

Perfect

,11,

President

10,

10,

10,

11,

FUECHoTMANN

11,

10

9,

Vi�e

ond,

11,

12;

10,

12;

Presi­

Freshman

12.

FOLZENLOGEN

9,

10,

11,

12;

Linz

Pin

10.

t

12,

"B"

12;

Team

1

0,

Bowling

RONALD

Pin

Club

11,

Dance

Square

11,

12;

Club

Football

Track

9,

12.

11,

Linz

12;

9,

11,

12;

J.

FULTON

Club

11;

Safety

Lettermen's

Club

12;

"B"

Football

League

9,

Golf

Team

Dance

Square

Team

11,

12;

1

0;

11.

Champs

Bowling

10,

11,

11,

10,

Central

12,

Club

Linz

12;

10;

12;

Order

the

of

Dramatics,

Club

10,

9,

JOHN

ARNOLD

E.

9,

9;

Council

10,

Bowling

JOSEPH

M.

Sodality

10;

12;

Linz

Pin

9,

Vice

12,

Club

10,

Club

10;

At­

Presi­

11,

12,

Track

10.

Dance

12;

10;

Candidate

11,

Safety

Dance

Square

HADEN

Club

Pan-American

Sodality

Club

Perfect

12;

Sodality

12;

Secretary

Club

GOODMAN

11;

Radio

11;

11;

and

12;

Speech

10.

9,

Library

P.

Sodality

10,

10,

First

Senior

Speech

Council

12;

Aide

11;

Candidate

tendance

dent

Secretary

Place

NTSC

Band

11,

10,

12;

Tourney

Milby

Dramatics,

Second,

Band

9,

12;

Masque

Second

10;

First,

11;

11;

12;

Philothespic

Plays

Major

Gold

Elocution

Junior

Elocution

Glee

Council

Pin

Treasurer

12,

11,

12;

GLASCO

G.

GORDON

9,

Sodality

Berchmans'

9,

Place

Tourney

Square

12.

11,

HARBRECHT

Sodality

11,

Perfect

10;

12,

Central

Attendance

9.

JAMES

9,

Sodality

12;

C.

Linz

10;

Pan-American

10;

12;

Pin

Linz

Philothespic

Jesuit

Vebaters

9,

Berchmans'

Winning

1

Team

J;

12,

Major

Team,

11,

Feature

12;

10,

11,

11,

12;

and

Secretary

Second

11,

Plays

12;

Service

12,

Medal.

Debate

Place

Speaker,

Winning

Thomas

Debate

11;

Tourney

12,

Club

Class

Secretary

Gold

11;

St.

,12;

11,

12,

11,

Award

9,

12;

HODGES

J.

10,

11,

10,

10,

Band

11,

12.

Attendance

10;

NHS

JR.

HARTLEY,

Pin

Club

WILLIAM

Perfect

Editor

12,

Dance

Square

Service

Club

Roundup

Award

10.

11;

11,

Band

RODN

Club

Hoop

Class

R

E

Treasurer

9;

Club

Freshman

12;

L.

10;

Camera

12;

Club

EY

Attendance

Perfect

11,

"B"

9,

Safety

Pan-American

12;

Football

Team

1

0;

12.

Bowling

ANTHONY

9,

Sodality

11,

10,

Linz

Pin

11,

12;

11;

Philothespic

F.

Perfect

9,

10,

10,

9,

Order

12;

11,

Club

Attendance

10;

9,

JR.

Hor=.

Berchmans'

12;

Silver

12;

Masque

Club

9,

11

10,

11,

Plays

Major

Band

10,

�

11,

Glee

12;

Aide

12;

Library

12.

11,

10,

10,

the

of

FORREST

9,

Sodality

10,

Berchmans'

Treasurer

11,

Club

L.

10,

Pin

10,11;

INGRAM

Central

12,

9,

Linz

12;

Attendance.9,

Council

10,

11,

NHS

12;

11,

9,

11,

11,

12;

12;

12,

Perfect

Philothespic

9,10,11,12,

12,

Secretary

of

the

Major

Plays

Masque

12;

Gold

Treasurer

12,

11,

9,

10,

Vice

11,

11,

12,

Dance

10,

11,

12;

Pin

10,

CLAIBORNE

JR.

H.

JOHNSON,

Berchmans'

President

Club

9,

Linz

12;

NHS

10,

11,

League

10,

Roundup

12,

12;

Football

Band

9,

Editor

10.

12;

11;

Safety

Club

First

10;

in

10,

11,

107

Sci­

SeIl­

School,

Team

9,

G.

12.

INGRAM

"B"

9,

Editor­

11,

Club

11;

9,

Golf

11;

JIM

11,

Assistant

Award

Career

a

Sec­

Best

Speaker

Tourney

Square

President

12,

as

ing

Freshman

Speech'

Dance

10;

Club

ence

12,

11,

Service

12,

Best

Debate

Tourney

Service

President

Vice

Class

12,

Speaker,

11;

Thomas

Milby

Extemp,

in-Chief

11,

St.

12,

11,

11,

Best

11;

Debate

Team,

Winning

First,

12;

Team

Winning

and

11;

11,

10,

Debate

Medal

and

Catholic

Dallas

12;

9,

Debaters

Gold

11;

10,

Pin

Jesuit

12;

retary

Award

Speaker

Team

11;

Bowlinq

10,

Major

10,

1

O.

11,

11;

11,

D.

Order

9,

10,

Secretary

10J

11;

Glee

President

12;

Lettermen's

Club

12.

JOHNSON

Attendance

9,

10;

Class

President

10,

9;

Plays

Football

Bowlin"g

10,

Perfect

9;

Parliamentarian

12;

12;

Debate

12,

Roundup

Secretary

Club

Tennis

GARY

Linz

11,

President

10,

Freshman

11,

Debaters

11;

12,

Square

9,

10,

Medal

Council

11,

12;

Club

9,

Jesuit

Gold

12;

Band

9;

"B"

9,

Philothespic

Lettermen's

Team

11;

Club

Track

12;

11,

JAMES

Pin

Club

12;

9,

EDWARD

Glee

dent

Club

12;

9,

"B"

"B"

Team

9,

12;

At­

Club

Var­

10,

Baseball

12.

11,

Varsity

Team

12;

Tri-Captain

President

10,

Freshman

10,

Presi­

Football

11;

10.

11;

Bowling

WILLIAM

F.

III

LINDLEY,

Camera

President

11,

Club

12;

12,

Pan-American

11,

12,

De­

Jesuit

Lettermen's

KRISCHKE

9,

9,

Team

Club

Safety

F.

Vice

Parliamentarian

Class

10,

10;

Perfect

11;

9,

11;

10,

Football

Freshman

12;

11,

10,

9,

Treasurer

Club

11,

9,

LOSTETTER

C.

Pin

Class

Safety

"B"

sity

"B"

Club

Square

11.

Linz

10;

9;

12;

11,

Pan-Ameri­

11,

Dance

12;

ALVIN

12;

11,

tendance

baters

10,

9,

9;

Football

NHS

KAVANAGH

A.

Club

Glee

Linz

can

Team

Club

12.

12;

Bowling

DOUGLAS

Select

9,

Glee

11;

Bowling

E

12,

9,

LOVE

10;

Gold

11,

Pin

Camera

Club

12;

Dance

Square

12;

JR.

LAC

E,

Linz

Band

County

Club

Club

12;

12,

11,

11,

Club

Camera

12;

B.

RT

Club

Select

Safety

10,

9,

Medal

Silver

11,

Club

12.

9,

ROB

Berchmans'

11,

KELLEY

12;

Band

County

Medal

B.

Band

Club

Berchmans'

Club

Band

10;

Glee

11;

9,

Club

10,

12;

Pan-American

12;

9,

10.

PATRICK

J.

Team

"B"

Football

12;

Varsity

12;

11,

LOVELAND

Freshman

Basketball

Baseball

Track

10,

10;

11,

10,

Bowling

Dance

12;

Square

10.

Club

R.

JAMES

Pin

Linz

11;

10,

Tea�

"B"

9,

10;

9,

Freshman

IIBII

Baseball

10,

9,

Club

Lettermen's

LOVER

Team

Basketball

Football

Varsity

Team

12;

Varsity

12;

11,

Varsity

11,

IIBII

9,

12;

10;

Bowling

12.

FRANK

Linz

Pin

9(

R.

Perfect

1..0;

Pan-American

12;

MARLOW

Attendance

9;

Club

12;

Glee

Dance

Square

Club

Club

.

9,

10;

9,

10,

Freshman

Basketball

Club

10.

ing

C.

Class

EDWIN

Treasurer

Freshman

MCCLOSKEY

Club

Glee

9;

Football

IIBII

9,

PATRICK

9,

10,

11,

10.

Bowling

McDERMOTT

10,

Sodality

mans'

Band

Club

12;

Linz

Pin

11;

11,

President

12;

Club

10,

11;

County

Safety

9,

Camera

Club

Club

11,

10,

Band

11;

Club

Science

Berch­

Band

Select

12;

12;

12;

Sodality

10;

Council

10,

12;

Team

10;

P.

Candidate

Club

11,

12.

10,

12;

11,

12,

12;

Glee

Vice

Dance

Square

IIBII

Team

9;

11;

10,

Bowling

JAMES

Glee

10,

11;

R.

Baseball

11.

MATULA

Square

Dant:e

Club

10;

Bowl­

THOMAS

Club

Berchmans'

Glee

Club

9,

Club

9,

WARREN

Attendance

Perfect

Tennis

R.

9,

9,

12;

Pin

11,

9,

11,

10,

NHS

10;

12;

9,

12;

Roundup

Club

11;

11,

10,

Golf

10;

Council

Central

12,

11,

Perfect

Philothespic

Club

Safety

Dance

9,

Football

Team

Perfect

10,

11;

11;

Square

10,

10;

11;

10.

9,

10;

12;

OBST

E.

JAMES

Prefect

12;

Pin

9;

10,

10;

10,

12.

Sodality

Plays

Linz

12;

11.

9,

Treasurer

JR.

MILLER,

10;

11,

Basketball

Bowling

Pin

Linz

Safety

"B"

9,

12;

MEYER

C.

Class

Club

12;

Track

L�nz

10,

9,

Tennis

10;

11;

10,

11,

Club

Dance

Bowling

Pin

Freshman

10;

THOMAS

Berchmans'

McKEOWN

10;

10;

Baseball

Team

K.

Linz

9,

Club

Dance

Square

"B"

Attendance

10,

9,

11,

11,

Attendance

11,

10,

12,

12,

Alumni

12,

10;

Major

Editor

Aide

10;

Library

Team

111'

Square

10.

12;

Bowling

JOHN

OSTER

D.

Candidate

10;

Sodality

Club

mans'

Band

Aide

10,

10

10;

Pin

9,

Glee

F.

0,

Club

Berch­

12;

Philo­

Silver

10,

11,

12;

12;

Library

JR.

PARKERSON,

Football

11,

Vice

Class

Dance

1

the

Masque

12;

10;

Secretary

Club

Square

Freshman

Track

11,

Attendance

11;

of

12,

11,

,11,12.

CECIL

Linz

Sodality

Perfect

12;

Order

11,

thespic

12.

10;

"B"

9,

9,

Lettermen's

President

Club

12;

Team

11,

Varsity

12;

RAYMOND

11,

10,

9,

Sodality

President

Vice

Pin

10,

Club

12,

PATAK

H.

Central

Council

Perfect

9;

Dance

12;

"B"

Club

Captain

12,

Safety

Club

10;

Square

Team

12;

12,

11,

0,

Linz

12;

Attendance

Treasurer

12,

1

12;

Baseball

EDDY

Golf

Win­

11.

10,

Championship

9;

12;

Bowling

Handball

Junior

11,

Club

Berchmans'

12;

12;

11,

11,

Lettermen's

Team

ner,

JR.

PITA,

Club

Berchmans'

Linz

Pin

President

12,

President

12;

Club

Pan-American

12;

Bowling

Camera

11;

12;

Vice

11,

12,

12;

Track

10,

Club

11.

JAMES

Club

12;

Dance

Square

MICHAEL

9,

12;

Glee

Dance

11,

12;

Science

HARRY

Candidate

mans'

10,

12;

11,

10,

10;

Treasurer

Team

9,

10,

1

10,

11,

11,

9,

Major

11,

12;

Plays

Square

12.

12,

Freshman

11,

Varsity

Pin

12;

12,

ROTELLa.

Secretary

President

Football

12;

"B"

0,

Varsity

12;

Linz

11,

11,

Safety

T.

Vice

Club

lettermens'

"B"

10,

Club

12;

Bowling

11,

Berch­

11,

Sodality

NHS

12;

Philothespic

12;

Club

FELIX

ball

ROBERTS,

10;

10,

9,

JR.

M.

Sodality

Club

11,

Band

Dance

Class

11,

12;

Team

12;

Bowling

10,

9;

9,

Base­

12.

11,

Plays

Bowling

Club

12.

10,

10;

11;

Pan-American

10.

Bowling

Pin

9,

Jesuit

10,

10;

RICHARDSON

Linz

Philothespic

12;

9,_

9,

REEVES

Club

12;

12;

11,

Club

Club

W.

11,

10,

Treasurer

Club

12;

Club

Class

Major

M.

Camera

12;

Safety

Sodality

9,

Debaters

Saf.ety

lettermen's

10,

11,

9,

10,

11;

12;

1,1,

12,

11,

10,

12;

12,

11,

Club

Club

League

Square

Tennis

Champs

11;

HECTOR

Candidate

12;

9,

Treasurer

Senior

9,

Class

9,

B.

Vice

12;

Award

11,

0,

Freshman

Lettermen's

JOSEPH

Band

10,

9,

11,

A.

Team

"B"

Team

9,

Baseball

9,

10,

11;

10,

Junior

Winner,

Varsity

Handball

11.

10,

SALVADOR

"B"

Club

Glee

12;

Basketball

10,

9,

11;

Manager

11,

"B"

9,

Team

11;

Bowling

Championship

Team

Joint

12;

Basketball

12;

liB"

12;

Varsity

11,

11,

Football

Freshman

Varsity

11,

12;

11,

10,

12.

10,

President

Vice

12;

1

11,

11,

Club

10,

Varsity

RUWALDT

12;

Club

Manager

11;

President

Team

10,

President

9,

11,

Service

Varsity

"B"

9,

Baseball

THOMAS

Class

RUIZ

Lettermens'

12;

Football

Basketball

Team

R.

12,

Class

9;

11,

10,

Freshman

liB"

Sodality

11,

10,

Attendance

Roundup

12;

11;

Berch­

10;

Sodality

Club

mans'

Perfect

Freshman

11;

10,

9,

Bowling

12.

JOH

N

A.

SCHAE

10;

Sodality

FER

Candidate

Sodality

12;

Berchmans'

Linz

9,

Secretary

Club

Dance

12,

Joint

12,

Senior

11,

12,

Secretary

NHS

12;

11,

12;

Class

Class

12;

Pan-Ameri­

Major

Secretary

Football

12;

Plays

Safety

12;

Club

Lettermen's

I/B"

9,

Team

11;

Club

11;

Track

10,

11,

Attendance

Secretary

11,

10,

12;

10,

11;

Club

Freshman

9,

Perfect

10;

12;

Philothespic

can

Club

Pin

Square

11,

12;

1

0,

Varsity

1,

!

10.

Captain

HENRY

Sodality

Linz

9,

12;

11,

10,

Pin

10;

11,

12;

Glee

SEELIGSON

Plays

12,

ing

9,

12;

10,

Band

Secretary

10,

Club

12;

11,

10,

Club

11,

12;

12;

Club

Safety

Bowling

10,

11,

12.

WILLIAM

Pin

Berchmans'

12;

Club

Pan-American

Tennis

linz

12;

11;

9,

12;

Track

C.

SCHARES

Philothespic

10,

11,

12;

11,

Camera

Dance

Square

11.

12,

Major

Club

11,

Club

10;

Bowl-'

Dance

Pin

Club

Square

10;

IIBII

Bowling

10;

PAUL

Pin

11,

10,

SODEMAN

D.

Attendance

12;

"B"

11,

Basketball

Team

12;

10,

Letter­

10;

Perfect

Club

men's

Team

Team

10;

11.

Football

Linz

SKERRITT

B.

MICHAEL

Linz

Varsity

liB"

Football;

12;

11,

Track

11,

12.

PHILIP

Linz

Vice

Pin

10,

Dance

11,

JOSEPH

Radio

dent

Club

JR.

F.

TIMMERMAN,

12,

11,

Secretary

Vice

Presi­

TOVAR

T.

RALPH

Sodality

mans'

Club

ll ,

Treasurer

12,

11,

12.

Candidate

Vice

10;

12;

Bowling

11,

Berch­

12;

Parliamentarian

Pan-American

1

11,

Club

0;

12;

Team

11;

Sodality

Class

President

12,

President

10,

Freshman

12.

Football

9,

"B"

SWAIN

Attendance

11;

Pan-American

9,

10;

Club

9,

ROBERT

lettermen's

Club

N.

Perfect

9,

President

Square

Club

11,

12.

10;

Class

10;

Club

12;

10.

C.

12;

TAPIA,

JR.

Football

Trainer

Varsity

Track

12;

Bowling

12;

Pan-American

REGINO

Pan-American

C.

VILLAREAL

Club

Dance

12;

lettermen's

Club

11,

Varsity

ROBERT

10;

9,

12;

9,11,12;

CHARLES

11,

9,

10,

11,

9,

Pin

9,

Dance

WILSON

H.

Club

Track

12;

Bowling

JAMES

linz

lettermen's

12;

12.

12;

Sodality

10,

10,

11,

11,

W.

12;

12;

WORKS

Berchmans'

9,

10;

Club

Club

Safety

Club

Bowling

10;

11,

11;

Science

12;

Square

Club

12.

JEROME

Square

Dance

Freshman

Club

C.

10;

Bowling

10,11,12.

ZIPPER

lettermen's

"B"

Football

9,

12;

Team

Club

11,

1

0,

Varsity

12;

11

10;

"B"

9,

Track

0;

11,

12;

Bowling

12.

Club

Football

Sodality

Club

Football

1

11,

10,

Glee

Square

Freshman

12;

Team

Captain

TCll

Club

11,

Team

1

0,

All-State

10.

Bowling

WHITE

E.

lettermens'

"B"

Varsity

Team

12;

11,

11,

Freshman

12,

12;

Tri­

Track

SENIOR

SUPERLATIVES

MOST

and

POPULAR

BEST

Clark

Corky

MOST

CHEERFUL

Ruwaldt

Tommy

BEST

DRESSED

Hector

MOST

Alvin

BEST

Joe

MOST

TYPICAL

Lostetter

ATHLETE

Biasatti

SELF-CONFIDENT

Buzz

Crutcher

Ruiz

LOOKING

SENIOR

SUPERLATIVES

MOST

EASY-GOING

Cecil

MOST

Parkerson

RELIABLE

Jerry

MOST

Fagin

SOCIAL-MINDED

Giard

George

MOST

QUIET

Becker

John

TALLEST

Jim

Lover

FATTEST

James

Reeves

THINNEST

Claude

SHORTEST

too

Barbazon

short

(

to

even

show)

Tovar

Ralph

SENIOR

MOST

SUPERLATIVES

INDUSTRIOUS

Forrest

Ingram

BEST

MOST

LI

STUDENT

KEL Y

TO

Claiborne

MOST

SOPH

Gordon

and

SUCCEED

Johnson

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Glasco

that

WITTIEST

(Half,

Mike

Richardson

DIPLOMATIC

MOST

Fuechtmann

Tommy

MOST

Joe

BEST

GENEROUS

Harbrecht

POLITICIAN

Daboub

Tony

is)

PROPHECY

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sit

in

alone

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haunted

a

into

the

shack

black

cauldron

gaze

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the

watch

bubbles

shadows

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sit

on

and

rise

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on

fa",

wall.

of

a

night

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snails

pad

still

cackles

out

scream

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the

and

loud

wails,

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in

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fall

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hot.

more

grow

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potion

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furiously;

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bubbles

burst

exuberantly.

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each

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this

one

a

breaks,

prophecy

seniors

to

come

me.

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crowd

salutes

at

ALVIN'S

arrival.

grand

receives

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his

runs

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own

band

him

he

directors

brought

wide

won

has

applause;

year

"the

become

new"

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fame;

acclaim.

to

his

with

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Canada

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to

the

man

world

did

ever

crowd

cheered

loud

when

the

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all

those

who

is

now

in

the

rolling Siberia's

salt

working

land

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dine

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in

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did

he

captured-single

aids

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SEELIGSON

see.

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hand,

band.

a

join

be, The

tallest

in

clarinet

to

up

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grew

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Santa

big

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trumpet

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dough;

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a

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roles

have

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on

operates

bakery

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leading

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blunter; JOHN

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playing

and

more

meeting He's

grandly

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people

more;

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opposite He's

sellinq

of

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fame

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pads

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to

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cleans

now

cager

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windows

the

on

floor

second

at

in

now

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is

earl'

an

he

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taught

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searches

how

yo�ng

to

twirl.

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Highland BOB

TAPIA

was

a

surely find

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to

a

who

girl

won't

surprise;

bark.

marry

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HARBRECHT,

full

of

zeal

feet

seven

the

little

man

did

rise

...

and energy,

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HARTLEY

the

spins Is

head

now

of

man

for

platters

the

Cats.

A&P.

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is

job

JACK

FIEDLER

is

now

down

at

Texas

paying

so

well,

he's

now

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has

across

the

gone

the

runs

bookstore

on

fat.

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JIM

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that

sea;

too.

campus,

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his

'came

(with

China

he

established

tried

A&P.

loon

a

ruler) was

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to

the

distance

to

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the

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moon.

judge But

he

now

has

become

a,

wandering

loved

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the

of

football

most;

game

JERRY

FOLTYN

was

Cleveland

he

now

holds

the

shark;

mascot

post.

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became

soon

our

tramp.

a

aiways

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he

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President;

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the

at

bought

JOHNSON,

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Park

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full

of

vim

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it

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must

have

been

accident.

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in

the

bit

was

hospital-he

and

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HOPP'S

sound

minds

a

by

chigger.

did

spring!

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MARLOW

is

now

in

an

institution,

America's

run

narcotics'

They

ring.

For

to

Cuba

going

JAMES

REEVES,

a

zealous

and

industrious

fella,

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and

a

revolution.

starting

SKERRITT

classes

were

always

Has

taken

over

Beauty's

So

now

he

leaves

is

DURBIN

bore;

before.

as

things

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a

"Slenderella!"

early,

a

family

man;

used

BLOCKER,

to

like

to

drink-

whiskey, He

met

his

wife

at

Texas

A&M. He

McKEOWN

drives

the

fastest

trucks

in

made

his

own

and

now

is

in

the

clink.

town.

RON

FULTON

made

for

nails

a

noiseless

clipp

Another

Casey

Jones,

around.

he

gets

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now

is

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on

working

--

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crossed

who

TIMMERMAN,

for

wires

raised

FOLZENLOGEN

a

family

friction,

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fiction.

from

kids

has

now

one

to

twenty-three.

writing

making

he

off

went

and

to

his

have

to

liked

ANCELIN

DAVID

But

two

science

millions

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his

filled

RUIZ

HECTOR

ambition

life's

fun,

centerfield

Ashburn's

done.

is

he

now

position.

taking

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war,

still

his

for

business

the

so

fame

McDERMOTT'S

Tennessee

is

BI

known,

LLY

with

OBST,

Wrote

OSTER

JACK

confidence;

he

Florida

of

sun

his

follows

loves

to

BI

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of

be,

ardently.

comic

books,

crooks.

U.S.

the

bones

the

called

have

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DICE

rolled

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his

WAY.

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do.

to

used

father

and

J.

town,

his

you

see,

secret

prophecy.

Hawaiian

bursting

bubble,

tongued,

has

there

that

reached

the

highest

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while

I

prophecy

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Ben.

of

that

kettle

the

was

allied;

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sat,

bat.

hidden

b.y

part

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have

faded

MATULA'S

JIM men,

dependable

clock,

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my.

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reside.

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in

they CO

LLEREAL

knocks

now

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to

true

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fame,

lils name,

champagne.

bottling

(fained

door.

front

his

on

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his

in

mile

the

run

can

A.A.U.

the

grandest

brought

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Tells

farm

tell

cannot

fame.

him

have

from

far

so

appears.

the

England

INGRAM

clef.

PATAK'S game;

clubs

lived

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it

those

of

one

sets

left

treble

RAYMOND

always

swinging

FAGI crew,

for

matches,

the

a

pes

many

tennis

KELLEY,

in

has

Africa

for

other

was

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tricks.

all

construction

own

his

tried

MILLER

all

the

teach

Golf

in

politics;

his

has

what

now

PARKERSON

To

Thunder."

of

Son

knows

he

Brazil,

does

lost

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a

to

CONGRESS

for

all

of

book

a

asunder;

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of

fame

his

find

will

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fiend

now

way;

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sea.

thrown

has

"Son

in

stars

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COWDIN

VI

would say.

used

he

for

decks

a

LOVELAND

be;

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the

jet

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now

Dictator

PAT

WARREN

J.

Bill

sleep,"

card

a

ITE,

head

early

to.

soon

pilot

beneath

fly

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On

Ole

for

time

the

was

he's

now

morn.

night

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Now

the

to

hours

added

no

WH

marks

INGRAM

horn;

big

But

soon

moon.

day.

needs

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Now

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bass

his

the

a

plans

fastest

the

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the

to

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LL

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confessions.

true

toot

it

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DABO

off

blast

past,

basks.

divine

students'

the

to

wears

through

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very

profession­

listens

ANDRUSS

He

Rotello

and

low.

are

will

Ley

are

days

working

the

in

So

ROD

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something

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Ruwaldt

expedition

MEYER'S

TOMMY

ROTELLO

He

both

with

their

On

Spanish

premier

thought

new

his

Spanish,

RICHARDSON

Governments.

the

of

He's

of

vote

a

which

in

birds.

the

dictionary-for

took

farmer,

with

teaches

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words,

"conqrobie+ive"

a

fields

his

plowed

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his

the

SCHARES,

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has grown.

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new­

of

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l

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the

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to

liked

PITA

EDDY

teach,

and

Floop

so

Coteau.

Grand

at

Jesuits

joined

JOHN

BECKER

in

the

of

As

the

boldly

spotlight

House,

walks;

talks!

he

bravely

Speaker

JOHN

EURY

at

North

tries

wife

his

to

charming

please

life.

And

Dallas

leads

FUECHTMANN

TOM

for Be

He

fills

observed

the

JAl;K

Principal's

he's

boots

of

SCHAEFER

and

lame,

although

football

a

game.

sketches-all

CADE'S

Bill

free

hand!

McClanahan.

now

old

has many

Van

modern

the

is

He

old

ready

always

NEWS

The

a

will

wrinkles;

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ast

the

bubbles

in

the

pot

age

Winkle.

and

Sin

die

and

now

are

not;

Rip

truly

.

Across

JIM

WORKS

to

has

live

in

old

climbs

floor

the

er

a

hops

wall

and

s

0

that

races

operates

the

Kentucky

gone

the

And

country.

in

To

a

web

spin

of

destiny

further

Obscuring At

He

the

STATLER-HILTON

makes

the

finest

ROBERTS

doorman

in

prophecy.

stands;

these

lands.

/�nd I

rung.

LAST

WILL

AND

TESTAMENT

WHEREAS:

the

We,

Senior

class

of

Jesuit

School

of

the

of

High

nineteen

hundred

and

are

that

Lord

in

our

perceive

this

days

and

numbered,

inevitably

Our

year

do

fifty-six,

tomb

WHEREAS:

We

are

of

most

excellent

mind

and

fact

that

is

as

possessed

the

evidenced

body

have

we

by

survived

far

thus

at

all;

THEREFORE:

We

do

ordain

and

decree

of

as

the

first

of

that

day

be

submitted

the

as

following

Last

and

Will

the

May

Testament

of

the

grad­

class:

uating

to

First,

Jesuit

School

we

leave

our

High

and

undying

loyalty

devotion.

all

to

Second,

members

of

the

leave

we

most

our

sincere

faculty

for

the

efforts

gratitude

last

have

they

on

our

behalf

in

the

expended

four years.

And

and

to

as

finally,

PAUL

SODEMAN

leaves

individuals,

his

the

bequeath

follovying:

DOUGLAS

Mickey

KELLEY

to

come

he

so

could

forgot

leave.

RONNIE

VILLAREAL

leaves

a

of

hair

pair

his

to

we

to

height

Mooney.

little

JERRY

FOLTYN

clip­

leaves

to

the

Mr.

Ortega

two

words

he

knows

in

"Adios,

Spanish,

FRANK

only

brother.

pers

MARLOW

leaves

for

and

Joe

TOMMY

Larry's

RUWALDT

Amigo."

his

leaves

Mighty-Joe-Young Snack

Bar

to

Musso.

pick

to

antics

up

Koller.

Mickey

JERRY

FAGIN

leaves

his

13

size

shoes

to

Bert

ED

McCLOSKEY

leaves

his

baritone

voice

deep

Semtner. to

HECTOR

RUIZ

leaves

his

vats

of

shoe

to

John

Thurmond.

TONY

polish

DABOUB

leaves

his

"most

title

political"

white

bucks.

Magro's

to

CORKY

CLARK

leaves'

for

Hillcrest

to

Dan

O'Shea.

CECIL

pick

up

PARKERSON

is

not

old

to

leave.

enough

Beth.

CLAUDE

JACK

FIEDLER

leaves

his

in

shot-rod

for

Texas

Noel

BARBAZON

his

leaves

barbells

to

Deramee.

U.

BOB

WHITE

leaves

his

elbow

to

be

divided

right

VEL TIN

BOUDREAUX

his

leaves

five

bent

batons

between

Dodson

equally

to

Steve

Sellers,

Jim

and

Bill

and

Pete

Ralph

Mycue.

Thornton.

Hopp, PAT

McDERMOTT

in

leaves

the

of

same

pair

BOB

TAPIA

leaves

his

Fairlane

to

the squares

of

socks

he

came

in.

'57.

JAMES

REEVES

leaves

his

effervescent person­

CHARLIE

WILSON

leaves

Coach

Schaener

a

to

Mike

Carr.

ality

to

filion

the

place

team.

relay

HENRY

SEELIGSON

leaves

the

radiator

painted We

know

don't

JOHN

BECKER'S

why

leaving;

to

Canales.

Adolph he

hasn't

said

in

anything

four years.

ERNEST

TEER

doesn't

leave-he

here.

just JOHN

EURY

tried

to

leave

but

ran

over

out.

GOODMAN

leaves

his

can

to

the

future

4B

to

touch

their up

ABDALLAH

leaves

his

in

place

to

Paul

Ackels.

of green

way

NORMAN

alphabet

got

Fr.

JOHN

the

on

Kissinger

the

paint

walls.

chipped

leaves

FOLZENLOGEN

PAUL

his

without

Schmitz

Paul

along

ticket

two-way

necessary

boot

to

years.

LOVELACE

BARRY

the

with

paying

four

for

dues

class

camp.

Model-T

his

leaves

Ford

to

JIM

OBST

Sodal­

his

leaves

severely-regimented

Fund.

Jesuit

the

ity

his

leaves

Bible

James

Tynan.

to'

BIASA TTl

with

The

for

leaves

ticket

School,

OSTER

JACK

taking

still

for

posters

the

leaves

P

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Charlie

to

system

voice.

Lundquist's

leaves

CADE

Marco.

him.

four-year

WORKS

JERRY

making

San

Father

his

JIM

leave

We

King

S.J.

Miller,

JOE

Father

to

Transportation

INGRAM

JIM

Mr.

his

nose

Larose's

Mr.

to

crystal

leaves

HARBRECHT

JOE

each

to

tw<l

pounds

table.

dissection

without

Junior

it.

ever

noticing

SCHAEFER

JACK

leaves

tackle

"George"

Allan

to

practice

take

to

and

to

leaves

LOVELAND

of

the

his

birthplace

from

Cooper

dummy)

PAT

(the

with

only

of

tear

a

sorrow.

Letterjacket

day.

every

FULTON

RON

threatens

with

leave

to

every­

MEYER

TOMMY

leaves

a

set

who

in

is

false

of

complete

teacher

to

teeth

down.

nailed

not

thing

need.

any

LOSTETTER

AL

leaves

TIMMERMAN

JOE

for

and

L.G.c.

with

PITA

EDDIE

leaves

without

Mr.

school.

to

long

in­

an

GLASCO

GORDON

Ortega

for

leaves

four

his

o'clock

tea

terpreter.

engagement.

DURBIN

TOMMY

PHILIP

and

their

Aggieland,

leave

SWAIN

hood

this

on

hoping

for

the

in

a

can

anyone

tuba

his

of

halls

the

leaves

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to

Jesuit

echo­

his

with

garrulousness.

ing

his

leaves

HARTLEY

JIMMY

tune.

carry

HOPP

leaves

Glee

place

who

to

TONY

ANDRUSS

McDonald.

his

leaves

RICHARD

time.

stays

KAVANAGH

JIM

Munchrath,

Hanna,

walk

a

O'Reilly

Club

and

leaves

Bonnie.

the

to

leaves

McKEOWN

TOM

lighter

cigarette

friends

his

to

in

join

case

trophy

CLAIBORNE

the

retirement).

(in

Ministry.

find

can't

JOHNSON

anyone

leave

to

of

enough

his

ROTELLO

leaves

GEORGE

good

University

Hawaii

science-fiction

his

leaves

INGRAM

startling

Sam

JIM

perspica­

leaves

RICHARDSON

MIKE'

laugh

to

Gretchen).

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mild-mannered

his

O'Donnell.

Terry

FORREST

of

the

for

leaves

GIARD

to.

anything

FELIX

to

Methodist

LOVER

Larose

Mr.

his

all

novels.

his

leaves

tall

Father

to

Stetson

May.

Lomonaco.

city leaves

SCHARES

BILLY

his

on

cycle

hopped-up

PAT

his

leaves

COWDIN

Dennis-the-Menace

that

off

shoots

like

a

gun.

cowlick

to

Fred

Schaeffer.

of

his

to

younger

the

divided

can't

PATAP

Bob.

brother,

hasn't

he

leave;

back

come

underclassmen.

among

equally

from

his

last

the

to

course.

golf

trip

leaves

KRISCHKE

ED

inexhaustible

supply

beer

extracurriculars

innumerable

their

leave

RAY

be

his

ARNOLD

ANCELlN,

HOOPER,

leaves

BLOCKER

JIM

and

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ROD

HADEN

to

Sunset

to'

to

early

by

get

HODGES

BILL

ride

a

in

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leaves-bumming

3:45.

tomb.

son's

with

leaves

FUECHTMANN

TOMMY

of

a

keg

der

for

gute

Deutschland,

where

white

his

battered,

can

they

shoes

track his

leaves

JOHNSON

GARY

beer

track

next

to

team.

year's

name.

spell

the

Jesuit

Cafe

burdened

portrayals.

heavy

drum

MILLER

leaves

his

little

car

his

newly-repaired

because

to

the

Phil

character

his

WARREN

bass

his

leaves

it

can't

the

John

to

with

SALVADOR

JOE

leaves

ROBERTS

HARRY leaves

ZIPPER

JERRY

Biasatti.

he

brother

to

in

tear

the

next

two

up

door.

through

get

years.

LINDLEY

BILL

leaves

his

in

car

the

"No

parked

BOB

BARKER

leaves

the

Band

worse

no

for

zone.

Parking"

wear.

MI

KE

SKERRITT

leaves

his

fabulous

attentive­

RALPH ness

TOVAR

leaves

Father

San

Marco

with

Wewer.

to

Danny

to

look

down

on.

nobody

JIM

MATULA

leaves

4C

still

over

fighting

passes

We to

the

all

leave

BUZZ

CRUTCHER

South

Loop. where

last,

DENNY

ANDERS

leaves

his

Drill

to

Lieutenancy

he

really

belongs.

to'

the very

JUNIORS

Left

McCleod.

to

right:

JUNIOR

O'Donnell,

CLASS

TERRY

President

Daboub,

O'DONNELL

3A,

President

JOHN

McCLEOD

38,

President

TED

TROY

3C,

CHARLES

President

3D,

Troy,

OFFICERS

DABOUB

JUNIORS

Adams

Philip

Alexander

Bob

Charles

Atkins

Richard

Barry

Frank

Blackburn

Robert

Bouska

Brennan

Peter

Frank

Campise

Canales

Adolph

.

Carr

Mike

Alan

Cooper

Clark

Tom

Nat

Coursey

Bob

Cuellar

Jerry

Cummings

JUNIORS

Charles

Daboub

Daboub

Henry

Pat

Dennehy

Noel

Deramee

Dodson

Ralph

Tony

Dupre

Scott

Emerson

David

Ba

Folse

rton

French

Gaberino

Don

Grandinetti

Tony

Mike

Hall

Robert

Ray

Hanna

Healy

John

Hollow

JUNIORS

Interrante

Jasper

Interrante

Ross

Robert

Don

James

Jansen

Johnson

Tracy

Fred

Kay

Kenchel

Tommy

Killeen

Arnold

Peter

Kirk

Klein

George

Victor

Lewis

Koller

Mickey

Vince

Lauro

Danny

Knight

Charles

Lindley

JUNIORS

Sam

Lomonaco

Loria

Tony

Loveland

George

Charles

Lundquist

Curtis

Lyons

Alex

Magro

Bill

Mangelsdorf

Bill

Manning

Simon

Joe

Bill

Martinez

McDermott

McGuire

John

McLeod

McRedmond

Tony

Mentesana

Philip

Leonard

Mewhinney

JUNIORS

Charles

C.

A.

Moore

Moser

Moser

Bill

Bill

Mozley

Earl

Munchrath

Pete

Mycue

O'Donnell

Terry

Mike

O'NeUI

Pete

O'Reilly

Dan

O'Shea

Manuel

James

Pace

Paschal

Dick

Pasqualino

Da

n

Pendergast

Fred

Schaefer

JUNIORS

Paul

Schmitz

James

Mike

Bob

Schwartz

Sibila

David

Sims

Sirchio

Glenn

Snyder

Ken

Spies

Robert

Stack

Joe

Stephenson

Peter

Strange

Brian

Sullivan

Frank

Sweeney

Jodie

Thompson

Ted

Troy

Jodie

Vance

Ed

Vitasek

Ted

Carl

Welch

White

Kiernan

Wessels

John

Wilson

Woods

Jeep

Dan

Wewer

Pete

Wylie

Ronnie

Zoppi.

CLASS

OF

'57

ADOLPH

CANALES

by

This

has

past

been

a

and

most

year

successful

we

can

how

see

now,

fine

the

their

special

most

always

group

the

active

the

of

projects,

others

led

spirit

wholehearted

give

at

was

part

spearheading

to

for

juniors.

this

of

a

while

front,

one

enjoyable

back

Looking

the

them

in

all

that

support

every

attain

might

way

their

proposed

This

goal.

can

be

examined

in

most

spirit

easily,

in

does

itself,

the

form

not

that

the

perhaps,

of

basis

sphere.

sports

sound

a

but

can

be

here

do.

Within

the

last

the

two

semesters,

exemplified

ambition

and

hard

of

work

the

the

career;

high

qualities

Sports,

school

clearly

third

won

that

for

class

less

no

than

three­

year

fourths

of

the

'backfield

berths

the

on

football

for

varsity

And

the

again,

both

basketball

quintets,

and

instances

"B"

teams.

The

were

formed

the

real

and

behind

As

any

I

these

said,

same

stimuli

are

these

They

be

tried:

from

them

expected

their

scholastic

endeavors

as

grounded

in

this

field

is

less

discerned

from

easily

Nevertheless,

viewpoint.

But

can

outstanding

outside

this

the

class

has

been

junior

the

best

among

line.

aside

from

these

two

of

their

which

more

to

important,

in

a

most

again

marked

they

manner.

displayed

each

growth

tendance,

this

there

full

a

possessed

And

is

another,

extent

and

health

and

very

was

their

spiritual

shown

growth,

character,

general

aspects

even

in

just

less

what

excellence

Certainly,

in

on

shown

division.

junior

no

Certainly

future.

well.

an

the

majority

drive

the

unity

standards.

.bv

the

in

juniors

school

spirit

has

succeeded

they

instance.

squad,

the

taking

the

varsity

two

in

their

in

Thursday

activities

in

their

morning

the

a

Sodality.

Certainly,

class

Mass

striking

well-rounded

group!

at­

Flusche. Left

to

right:

SOPHOMORE

President

LEON

Pettibone,

FLUSCHE

2A,

PETE

President

STANLEY

2B,

President

President

BILL

PETTIBONE

2C,

JOHN

20,

Stanley,

CLASS

BIASATTI

Biasatti,

OFFICERS

SOPHOMORES

Paul

Ackels

Adams

Jay

Lee

Adler

John

Ahnert

Ronald

Anderson

Arnold

Mickey

James

August

Lee

Bacon

Ba

Victor

Fred

Joh

n

Becker

B

Bobby

Luke

iasatti

Boggs

Bosco

Bobby

Jerry

rber

Boyne

Brooks

SOPHOMORES

Jerry

Brophy

Martin

Dick

Burnham

Cain

Dick

Cardenas

Dick

Coerver

Tommy

Coghlan

Jack

Connelly

Joe

Connelly

John

Cornell

Pat

Coughlan

Bill

Croll

Dennis

Joe

de

Gene

Alfred

Cross

Lira

Dunham

Duval

SOPHOMORES

Charles

Joe

Fain

Fred

Joe

Edmond

Enna

Paul

Faust

Fazzio

John

Finnegan

Lee

Fleming

La

rrt

Leon

Larry

Florer

FI

usche

Galloway

Donald

Robert

George

Gantner

Garretson

Graves

Charles

Gray

Robert

Hall

SOPHOMORES

Charles

Hansen

Jack

Harper

Tim

Harrington

Jim

Harrott

Jim

Hayes

Bob

Hettler

Bill

Higgins

Hoedebeck

Jerry

Hull

Dick

Herman

Huter

John

Johnstone

John

Juranovitch

Joe

Kiowski

Koltz

Tony

Ed

Lamberty

SOPHOMOORES

Richard

Larsen

Lee

Larry

La

u

rence

Tom

Tony

Leslie

Levantino

George

Robert

Lyons

Jack

Little

Tom

Loughney

Robert

PaOt

Licandro

McGowan

John

McGraw

McGuire

Danny

Lyle

McManigal

Morris

McPeters

Lenzen

Lewis

SOPHOMORES

Tom

McSweeney

Dennis

Richard

Robert

John

Malcolm

Marconi

Masse

Masse

Ronnie

Matus

Bill

Meagher

Alex

Meletio

Gene

Mikeska

James

David

Gene

Mike

Jack

Lucio

Miller

Mims

Moore

Morrow

Morsbach

Morones

SOPHOMORES

Mike

O'Brien

Richard

O'Malley

Pete

Pangle

James

Partridge

Bill

Pettibone

Pettibone

Jerry

Leon

Lou

is

Pat

Pierce

Ponth

ieu

Pondrom

Prause

Joe

Priest

Jerry

Carl

John

Reese

Roberts

Emil

Rogers

Joh

n

R

uffi ng

SOPHOMORES

Leo

Ruiz

John

Sazama

Fred

Schellenberg

Gene

Bill

Don

Schlebach

Schuster

Shaw

Bill

Shine

Charles

Sladek

Smith

George

Jim

Snell

John

Stack

Pete

Stanley

Steiner

Larry

Mike

Stephan

James

Stepka

SOPHOMORES

Dennis

Stoebner

Dick

Stoebner

Bass

Stokes

Tommy

Summers

John

Sweeney

Tanner

Larry

Mike

Telley

Bill

Thomasson

Bill

Thornton

Bob

Timmerman

John

Trapani

Tuton

George

Peter

Wacks

John

Wilson

Wrenn

Jimmy

SOPHOMORES

Zoppi

Larry

PAT

'58

OF

CLASS

McGOWAN

by

Years

the

from

class

now,

for

much

some

remembered

be

class

as

not

so

work

the

for

or

organization,

sport

the

from

the

for

as

rest,

apart

the

of

will

or

division

particular

school

1956

one

special

class

one

of

sophomore

in

its

activity

of

and

industry,

unity,

whole.

a

spirit

Of

extreme

the

to

all

four

this

of

dances

have

been

addition

the

to

both

class

and

the

class

The

itself.

room

needed

and

class

free

class

the

contribute

to

staff

of

had

its

the

own

amount

was

to

of

school

and

almost

school

mindedness

extracurricular

In

the

less

than

but

three

in

the

of

cast

the

Phil's

these

were

first

of

in

even

tournaments.

In

the

so

on

And

were

In

about

a

half

most

all,

on

the

one

the

and

17;

men

out

play,

the

of

other

organiza­

were

on

the

with

varsity,

team.

admit

that

this

in

year's

finest

three

the

second-year

"8"

must

and

achievements,

fulfill

of

through

dozen

sports,

more

In

records

of

Council.

senior

public

8erchmans'

Club,

sacristans

number

Sta/ag

some

out-speaking

sophomores.

still

shown

was

Jesuit

Central

year,

annual

Shakespearean

did

well,

several

the

in

prominent

debaters

sopho­

the

on

the

play

roles

played

total

Sodality,

of

ten,

were

the

membership.

very

not

Sophomore

teams

at

activity

every

active

a

was

sophomores

to

sophomore

any

spirit

In

class.

sophomore

rose

sophomores

school

Out­

Sophomore

2A

were

article.

an

the

sophomores

Two

Macbeth.

tions.

grade

top

paper,

four

four

call

bushel

supplied

men,

tremendous

a

the

several

Outlook

the

drive,

Thanksgiving

especially,

although

Lastly,

mores

varnished

when

responded

the

During

2D,

given;

sophomore

by

de­

floors

has

sophomore

broadcast.

was

The

hens.

example,

redecorated,

the

repainted

drives

turkeys

and,

For

be

to

and

was

the

addition,

were

generously

look;

divisions

separate

group.

classroom

entire

job

In

charity

food

too,

the

industrious

very

ancient

badly

the

different

of

and

joint

a

proved

their

that

do

to

polished.

basketball

several

Then,

outings.

themselves

sophomores

realizing

and

baskets

classes.

class

nights

The

2(,

cided

for

activities

group.

intramural

activity

among

by

sponsored

.

various

unifying

in

rivalry

the

immensely

the

friendly

up

the

in

helped

sophomore

a

kept

in

have

the

been

has

example

has

been

sophomore

which

divisions,

by

good

which

have

class

significance

shared

A

Jesuit

sophomore

both

class,

and

scholastically

traditions.

otherwise,

is

evidence

destined

of

its

indeed

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Arthur Left

to

right:

Schmitz,

Tommy

Jon

Allen,

FRESHMAN

CLASS

DAVID

President

BURT

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President

7

President

7

TOMMY

SCHMITZ

B,

TOMMY

NEUHOFF

C,

President

7

President

7

JON

TINKLE

D,

ARTHUR

E,

ALLEN

Neu­

David

Tinkle,

hoff.

OFFICERS

Burt,

Tommy

FRESHMEN

Lane

Adams

Arthur

La

Allen

Anderson rry

Anderson

Foy

Anton

Jimmy

Bacon

Terry

John

Baker

"Baker

Tommy

Ranald

Barry

Richard

Larry

Bauer

Billings

Sherman

Birdsong

Robert

Pat

Arthur

Glenn

Brichetto

Brill

John

Brough

John

Buchanan

Burlew

Gene

Jim

Burnham

David

Bob

Burt

Cahill

Bill

Campbell

Minor

Mike

Gerry

Carson

Cash

Cassidy

Catina

Tony

John

Clark

John

Coen

Blocker

Bowers

Charles

Brewton

FRESHMEN

Edward

Joseph

Coerver

Colunga

Lowell

Connolly

Leo

Constable

Robert

Coursey

Mario

Bill

Daboub

Dore

Jerry

Drago

Charles

Terry

Steve

Dave

Dunn

Egan

Fiedler

Finch

Eddie

Fleming

Mike

Flusche

Charles

Fox

Bob

French

Dave

Hal

Gibbons

Gieb

Dick

Glaser

Gonzales

Henry

Ronnie

Griesing

Guenther

Chris

Eddie

Halleck

Tom

Hampton

Dain

Gene

Pat

Hancock

Haufler

Hebert

Steve

Paul

Hennen

Hernandez

Hitt

Jerry

FRESHMEN

Steve

Hollern

Jim

Hopp

Frank

Horack

John

Hosty

Peter

Hughes

Gale

Hughes

Guy

Hughes

Pat

Hughes

Robert

Hughes

Human

Jud

Joh

n

Joh

nson

Johnson

Reilly

Jones

Joseph

Mike

Kelley

John

Frank

Kennedy

Mike

Kennedy

James

La

Barba

Joe

Langan

Nelson

Bill

Lancione

Land

Charles

Leech

.

John

Lemburg

Mike

Lewis

Gerald

Pat

Lintz

Paul

Lintz

John

Don

Jim

Linhares

Charles

Loscerbo

Lovelace

Little

Kemendo

FRESHMEN

Martin

Lynch

Jim

Magnolia

Lawrence

Marconi

Marietta

Charles

Marlow

Mike

Martin

Ronnie

Massoud

Carmen

Ronnie

Mayo

McBride

Mike

Bob

McBrien

Louis

Kevin

McDonald

McDermott

Charles

Mike

McPeters

Melton

Norman

Melun

Messina

Sammy

Michaelson

Charles