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the
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Lawn
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SCHOOL
Avenue
TEXAS
THE
BISHOP
"SHEPHERD"
THOMAS
K.
of
Bishop
D.
GORMAN,
Dallas-Fort
D.D.,
Worth
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is
the
Clever
and
witty,
yearbook,
and
Lonely
and
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sparkle
fine,
wonder
some
written
Hastily
people
Though
How
Deadline.
we
had
After
CONTENTS
FACULTY
SENIORS
JUNIORS
SOPHOMORES
FRESHMEN
ACTIVITIES
SPO'RTS
the
nerve.
PRESIDENT
REVEREND
THOMAS
SHIELDS,
J.
President
S.J.
of
School
Jesuit
High
TO
commendation
With
on
THE
OF
CLASS
school
a
'57-
career
which
has
measured
to
high
ideals
standards
and
of
of
this
I
Jesuit
the
High
of
heartiest
the
Faculty
successful
completion
graduation
of
studies
and
activities
Jesuit
with
High
the
correct
we
toward
this
will
reflect
school,
have
cultivated
Staff
Faculty
that
His
success
blessings.
and
happiness.
best very
Alumni
Mater.
your
God
that
prayers
Our
bountiful
you
upon
mein
join
as
you,
Alma
credit
great
and
The
that
developed
you
life you
of
confident
have
character
the
acquired,
you
attitude
feel
School,
with
have
the
knowledge
and
and
at
your
with
School,
the
congratulations
marks
Your
institution.
the
up
1957
graduating
Staff
and
at
training
class
the
to
education
and
of
high
offer
Almighty
wishes
are
bestow may
upon
future
for
with
you
your
r r
REVEREND
MICHAEL
P.
KAMMER,
S.].
of
Principal
School
Jesuit
REVEREND
L.
]OHN
High
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HEIN,
Secretary-Jrreasurer
REVEREND
SYL VESJrER
S.].
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RIVOIRE,
S.].
Assistant
Religion
Principal,
Minister,
Band
Religion,
Moderator
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are
the
Faculty/
the
Throughout
land)
These
Hast
ever
heard
the
custodians
tell
and
Of more
valorous
trutb,
knowledge
band?
Of
How
wise
and
paiernal,
The
guardians
of
youth.
REVEREND
Student
RICHARD
T.
REVEREND
GAUL,
Counselor
ROBERT
A.
TYNAN,
S.].
Student
Underclassmen
Counselor
Upperclassmen
Latin,
Moderator
Religion
of
Sodality
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REVEREND
]ULIUS
Athletic
Moderator
of
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MAY,
Director
Letterman's
Club
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Religion,
Chemistry,
Physics
S.].
S.].
REVEREND
BRAUN,
FRANCIS
S.].
Librarian
Science
Library
REVEREND
A.
CRANDELL,
Retreat
House
Organizer
Senior
Retreat
Director
B.
REVEREND
JOSEPH
LEININGER,
Religion,
S.].
English,
Advanced
Algebra,
Latin
Band
Moderator
REVEREND
LUKE
MIRANDA
Religion
W.
S.].
R.
SAN
S.
REVEREND
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MARCO,
Assistant
Religion,
REVEREND
O'FL
Latin,
S.].
Athletic
Director
Spanish,
ANTHONY
YNN,
C.
S.].
English
REVEREND
MICHAEL
WATTERS,
A.
S.].
Religion
1.
REVEREND
]ACQUES
WEBER,
Latin,
S.].
English,
Debate
Religion
Moderator
MR.
KENNETH
A.
BUDDENDORFF,
S.].
P.E.
Religion,
rector,
Di
English,
Cheerleader
Moderator,
Assistant
Moderator.
Sodality
HENRY
MR.
E.
DICRISTINA,
MR.
S.].
ROBERT
C.
INGRAM,
MR.
S.].
Algebra,
W.
S.].
As
Latin,
Religion,
Moderator.
RICHARD
McGOWAN,
Assistant
Religion,
Debate
English,�
Modera
sistant
English,
of
Latin,
Moderator
of
The
Philothespic
Moderator
Roundup.
Glee
Club.
tor,
MR.
ROBERT
MR.
].
MILLER,
S.].
Mathematics,
erator
Mod
Sociology,
Last
MR.
S.].
Assistant
Spanish,
Cam
VINCENT
SYKES,
to
His
Religion,
Club,
A.
S.].
English,
Philothespic
Moderator.
MR.
WILLIAM
WOLCOTT,
Chemistry,
dio
Club
Latin,
of
Berch
tory,
man's
JOSEPH
TETLOW,
Latin,
English,
Moderator
Discipline.
Club.
Archery
Bookstore.
MR.
C.
S.].
Prefect
of
Roundup,
era
Club,
MANUEL
ORTEGA,
W.
S.].
Ra
Mathematics,
Moderator.
L.
MR.
BEN]AMIN
WREN,
S.].
His
Religion,
Latin,
English,
Club
tory,
Fencing
Moderator.
History
Club,
Baseball
History,
ball
CALLAN
MR.
MR.
TERRY
BURNS
CALLAHAN
MR.
JOHN
JAMES
Tennis
Moderator
History,
Sociology,
Club of
Bowling
Club,
Algebra,
Algebra,
English,
Geometry,
Chemistry.
Coach.
Safety
Assistant
to
Prin-
Moderator,
cipal.
MR.
ROBERT
EIFERT
MR.
WILLIAM
Mat
hem
MR.
FLYNN
Mechani-.
tic
a
E.
Music
L.
HOHMAN
Instructor.
s,
History,
Sociology.
Football
cal
Coach.
Drawing,
MR.
JAMES
JACOBY
English.
MR.
PAUL
KOZSUCH
Moderator
Mathematics,
Mathematics
Society.
WALSH
MR.
JAMES
Assistant
Coach
History,
ball
and
Basketball.
Base
of
Coach.
and
Basket
MRS.
VERA
BOYD
Assistant
Registrar.
MRS.
F.
A.
NORSCH
MRS:
BERTHA
OESTERLING
Registrar.
Assistant
Librarian.
MRS.
MRS.
JOSEPH
HELEN
TIMMERMAN
Librarian,
Assistant
.
.
.
NEW
FACULTY
Treasurer
.
MEMBER
I
Ha,
BROTHER
TRUJILLO,
Brother
comes
Mission
Jesuit
lon.
to
us
S.J.
from
House
the
in
Cey
can
saw
big
ones
too.
WHITE
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SENIOR
CLASS
President
OFFICERS:
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President
Munchrath,
President
R.
Hanna,
These
are
the
Handsome
Seniors,
and
bright,
Gentleman
Their
scholars,
teachers'
delight.
4D;
4C.
T.
McLeod,
T.
4B;
E.
McRedmond,
4A;
Secretary;
Treasurer.
B.
President
O'Donnell;
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'57
of
Class
the
correct,
are
that
impressions
it
fear
the
If my
haunted
senior
by stu
year
in
its
gains
the
began
body
student
the
for
student
lose would
and
dignity,
student
'56.
of Class
government,
dent
the made
by
been
had that initiative
to
pleasure is
it is the
my
over,
year
that
Now
and,
faculty
the
of
verdict
the
students
give
to
able
be
undergraduate
the
of verdict
the
I
think,
well: as
Under
class. creative
a
and adult an
seniors
been
have
and
You
faculty
between
relationship
in
the
many
where, you
the
point
to
rich,
and
correctly
grew
matured
could
you school's
life,
the
of
university traditional
aspects
in
the
"fellows"
called
be members
of
faculty.
the
student
that
is,
sense;
this
year,
made was
that progress
the much
work
of
of
and
In
initiative
the where hard
it
to
of
work
say
and
is
initiative
the and
off left
a
have we
the
that
faculty
vIe
only
can
say a
seniors
began.
Christ,
to
the
offer to
year
seniors
productive
the had
full, fine,
impossible been
have would
and
the
that
the
year
planning
in
with
the
faculty
who those
stood
to
not
rich leave
You accomplishment.
follow
you.
a
gift
BISHOP
LYNCH
AWARD
of
and
President
The
Faculty
TEXAS
OF
SCHOOL
HIGH
THE
DALLAS,
JESUIT
extend
to
Lord
the
in
document
this
behold
shall
who
all
Greetings
WHEREAS:
His
Reverend
Most
the
founded
happy
with
Lynch
Bishop
distinction
the
student
of
the
school
WHEREAS:
been
O'Shea,
of
refinement
credit
the
the
faith
in
its
WHEREAS:
of
the
The
Jesuit
of
of
this
High
be
awarded
hundred
excel
the
to
affection
after
due
of
has
consideration,
and
honor;
of
the
merits,
by
Jesuit
PATRICK
fifty-seven.
office
declare
High
School,
hereby
O'SHEA
for
Lynch
and
our
authority
we
the
Bishop
nine
his
by
himself
the
and,
of
faculty
thousand
School,
distinction
the
DANIEL
to
worthy
his
qualities
of
and
his
signal
of
by
at
of
the
athletics,
"influence;
worthy
Because
concurrence
has,
scholastic
superior
of
dedication
confidence,
his
of
faculty
eminently
the
of
1957,
by
school
field
the
respect,
within
him
THEREFORE:
the
unselfish
by
the
won
come
sphere
with
the
by
of
have
Class
his
on
on
performances
activities,
and
the
of
reflected
has
he
his
by
extracurricular
school,
found
most
to
graduate
his
personality,
the
by
leadership,
in
who
honoring
has
most
responsive
Patrick
Daniel
and
manliness
tainment,
spiritual
lence
betterment
all
of
who
High
has
and
spirit
and,
fluences;
the
the
purpose
School
Jesuit
reflected
the
trophy
of
special
fully
Lynch,
Joseph
for
the
memory,
of
Patrick
Excellency,
Trophy
of
the year
Our
one
Lord,
C.
PHILLIP
ADAMS
Club
Club
Radio
Club
Camera
11;
10;
History
11.
11,
Secretary
ROBERT
E.
III
ALEXANDER,
Sacristan
NHS
10;
11,
12,
Student
12;
Secretary
Council
12;
Philothespic
10,
9,
First
12;
Major
Plays
cution
10;
Poetry
RICHARD
Attendance
Class
10;
10,
11;
Bowling
Treasurer
JR.
President
Secre
9;
12;
Dance
Square
Club
9,
11,
PETER
BRENN AN
J.
Class
Secretary
12;
Philothespic
9,
10,
11.
Sergeant-at-Arms
12;
Major
Plays
10,
12,
Secretary
Elo
First
12;
10,
Place
11;
11,
His
Roundup
12;
12;
President
11;
12.
12;
11,
Junior
9,
Last
Vice-
Bowling
W.
BARRY,
Perfect
12;
Place
Debaters
Roundup
11,
12.
9,
tary
12;
10,
Jesuit
DU;
Club tory
Club
11,
Dance
Square
ADOLPH
CANALES
P.
Treasurer
9,
Sodality
11,
10,
Central
Vice
Prefect
11,
12,
Linz
Council
Pin
10,
9,
12;
11,
10,
12,
Treasurer
11;
9,
Philothespic
10,
11,
12;
12,
Debaters
Major
12;
11,
Plays
Glee
Vice
THOMAS
Club
1.
Radio
11;
Dance
12;
Square
9,
Club
12;
Secretary-treasurer
11,
Seminar
Electronics
Seminars
Dance
President
12,
Club
Math
10;
President
12,
Square
Club
12;
10,
Radio
12;
President
12;
12;
11,
can
12;
Club
12;
President
9,
Math
Vice
11,
10,
Roundup
Editor
Vice
10,
Berchrnan's
11,
Roundup
Last
12;
Feature
11,
9,
Jesuit
NFL
9.
CLARK
Pan-Ameri
Club
12;
12;
12,
11,
Bowling
12.
CARR
MICHAEL
J.
Berchman's
Perfect
Club
10,
Attendance
12;
11,
Band
Class
11;
9,
Secretary
12;
Aides 9;
Library
Treasurer
12;
Bowling
dent
9,
10,
11,
12;
Manager
12.
W.
Linz
ALAN
Perfect
Pin
9,
COOPER,
JR.
Class
Foot
12;
Track
Team
10,
9.
Treas
9;
Freshman
11,
"B"
Tennis
11;
11,
Attendance
Club
9;
9,
10,
10,
10;
Letterman's
urer
ball
9,
Varsity
11,
12;
9,
Presi
11,
Football
12;
ager
9,
10;
Baseball
Man
D.
NATHAN
Berchman's
Club
12;
Club
10;
10,
9,
Dance
12;
Club
11,
COURSEY
Radio
9,
Seminar
Electronics
man's
Scorer
10;
Square
Basketball
Scorer
11,
11;
Letter
Baseball
12;
12.
ROBERT
CUELLAR
J.
Perfect
Attendance
Pan-American
11;
CHARLES
Class
Secretary
Philothespic
"B"
9,
9,
11,
Team
10;
12;
H.
DABOUB
President
Treasurer
11,
Square
Basketball
12.
12;
12;
Dance
12;
Football
9.
HENRY
Radio
Club
12;
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DAB01JB
Electronics
Seminar
12.
Bowling
Club 11,
Dance
Square
9,
11,
12;
PATRICK
DENNEHY
J.
Central
Sodality
10,
9,
10,
NOEL
Perfect
H.
10,
11,
Band
Glee
11,
12.
Club
9;
9,
10;
Library
Club 12;
11,
12;
Golf
Bowling
10,
Aides
10;
Letterman's
9,
12;
11;
10,
9,
Square
DERAMEE
11;
Club
12;
Dance
11,
Club
Dance
12;
Attendance
Radio
10,
Square
9,
Glee
11;
10,
9,
Seminar
12;
Track
Pin
12;
11,
Attendance
Electronics
Berch
11;
Linz
9,
Perfect
Council
11,
Club
man's
11;
9.
RALPH
Class
President
E.
DODSON
Treasurer
Treasurer
9,
Letterman'
DANIEL
Basketball
A.
11. ;
Bowling
Club
9,
12.
DUPRE
12
s
11;
10,
10,
Foot
11,
12,
Secretary
12;
Freshman
ball,
tain
Varsity
10,
11,
12,
Tri-Cap
L.
Perfect
SCOTT
Attendance
11;
Tennis
EMERSON
Letterman's
Club
11,
12;
12.
11,
12,
Captain
DAVID
L.
Transfer
DAVID
FOLSE
DON
L.
GABERINO,
Sodality
Probationer
9;
tendance
9;
Glee
Linz
Secretary
10;
12;
10,
JR.
Perfect
11.,
At
Parliamentarian
10;
12;
Radio,
Dance
Square
12.
Bowling
9,
Club
Safety
Club
10;
Pin
9;
Class
Club
History
Club 12;
Track
9,
12;
9,
FLAKE
Student.
ANTONIO
Berchrnan's
GRANDINETTI
Club
Class
12;
Glee
Club
9,
Freshman
10,
Vice
President
10;
11,
Football
Dance
12;
Square
"B"
9,
Team
9,
12;
Bowl
10,
11;
12.
ing
MICHAEL
HALL
J.
Class
Secretary
thespic
Plays
9,
9,
11,
10,
10,
12,
11,
12,
12;
Glee
Parliamentarian
9,
Award
9,
10;
12;
Philo
9;
Service
Club
Dance
Square
Major
Aides
Library
12;
10.
Bowling
ROBERT
Class
Vice
M.
President
HANNA
President
9,
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Class
9,
ball
12;
"B"
9,
10,
Club 12;
10,
Varsity
9;
Bowling
RAYMOND
J.
Sodality
Linz
11;
10,
9,
9,
10,
10,
HEALY,
NHS
Student
12;
Pin
Secretary
11;
11,
11,
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12,
9.
Secretary
JR.
Council
12;
Perfect
12;
Attendance
9;
Class
Last
Roundup
Club
Bowling
,,;
12;
12;
Safety
Dance
Square
Sen
9,
12;
Square
Freshman
11,
Coach
Track
12;
12,
12;
Letterman's
Team
Football
11,
Pan-American
President;
Dance
man
9,
10.
Foot
Fresh
HOLLOW
W.
JOHN
Linz
9,
Sodality
10,
Pin
9,
11;
10,
11;
Roundup
Presi
Club
Last
12;
Roundup
12;
12,
11,
Safety
Dance
Club
dent
12;
12;
11,
History
Basketball
Freshman
12;
9;
Square
Bowling
9,
12.
10,
9,
11,
A.
INTERRANTE
JASPER
Attendance
Perfect
9;
Roundup
11,
Award
Editor
ROSS
PETE
President
10,
Vice
President
9,
Vice
Treasurer
11;
11,
12;
11;
Glee ;
Philothespic
Club
Letterman's
9;
Football
Club
12;
Track
11,
Presi-
11
12;
Pan-American
9;
Dance
10,
12,
10,
President
11,
Club
Square
9;
10.
9,
10;
Bowling
ROBERT
S.
JAMES
Sodality
10,
10;
12;
Bowling
Berchrnan's
11;
Glee
urer
Club
Class
Treas
12;
Club
9,
10,
11;
10,
12;
Dance
Square
12.
Tennis
11,
Safety
President
11,
Club
Berchrnan's
10;
Vice
dent
Club
INTERRANTE
Probationer
Sodality
Class
12;
Photography
9,
Photog
Roundup
Club
Editor
12,
Camera
12,
Last
11;
"J"
12,
raphy
12.
11,
12;
O.
DONALD
JANSEN
Linz
Attendance
Perfect
Pin
10;
10,
President
Debaters 11,
12;
11;
Jesuit
Forensic
President
11,
History
Dance
National
12;
12,
Club
League
12;
11,
12,
12.
Square
FREDERICK
Perfect
KAY
Dance
Attendance
9,
11;
12.
Square
TRACY
M.
JOHNSON
Club
Berchrnan's
Student
President
NHS
12;
12,
11,
Council
Linz
12,
11,
Class
10,
9,
Secretary
12;
Pin
12;
President
Vice
11;
11;
Philothespic
Editor
12,
Major
Play
12;
Math
Club
THOMAS
Sodality
12;
Class
H.
KENCHEL
Treasurer
9;
Club
Safety
Roundup
10,
11,
12;
11,
Letterman's
11;
12.
Track
Bowling
11,
12,
12,
Editor
Dance
11;
Bowling
9;
Club
10;
11,
11,
Club
10;
12.
Glee
10,
Last
11;
Radio
12;
Roundup
Roundup
Award
Service
11,
12;
12;
Club
Square
ARNOLD
M.
Glee
Club
KILLEEN
12;
11,
Safety
12;
«B"
9,
Square
11;
10,
Camera
Club
11,
10,
Dance
Club
12;
Baseball,
12.
team
9,
Varsity
11,
GEORGE
DANNY
Class
President
KNIGHT
P.
Vice
10,
11;
Football,
Track 12;
Glee
Club
Club
11;
9,
Square
Freshman
12;
11,
Letterman's
President
10,
Dance
9,
12;
«B"
team
10,
9,
Varsity
10.
9,
10,
11;
Bowling
M.
KOLLER
JAMES
Perfect
Attendance
Letterman's
9,
10,
Football,
12;
10,
12.
Bowling
Var
team
9,
Track
12;
Club
11;
«B"
Freshman
12;
sity
10,
11,
11;
A.
KLEIN,
JR.
E.
VICTOR
Linz
Pin
Perfect
LEWIS
Dance
Attendance
9;
9;
Square
"B"
Club
Letterman's
12;
9;
team
10,
Football,
12.
11,
CHARLES
Perfect
11,
K.
12;
10;
12;
11,
LINDLEY
History
"B"
team
Foot
12;
team
11,
10,
Baseball,
12.
Track
Varsity
Bowling
Club
Attendance
"B"
ball,
12;
Varsity
9,
12;
Bowling
11,
SAMUEL
J.
LOMONACO,
Central
10,
Sodality
Radio
Attendance
9,
10,
Math
ANTHONY
L.
LORIA
Debaters
Philothespic
9,
10;
Jesuit
9.
10,
JR.
11;
12,
Secretary
Vice
Semi
12;
Bowl
Dance
9;
Presi
12;
Electronics
11,
Library
12.
11,
11,
11,
Seminars
Aide
12;
ing
Club
12;
Math
12;
nar
Perfect
Pin
Club
10;
President
11,
dent
Berchrnan's
11;
Linz
12;
12;
9,
Council
11,
NHS
Club
Square
12;
A.
GEORGE
LOVELAND
Dance
9;
Sodality
12;
Square
"B"
10,
Letterman's
Club
Baseball
Man
team
Football,
11;
10,
11;
Track
10.
9;
10;
ager
9,
Bowling
CHARLES
M.
LUNDQUIST
NHS
Student
12;
11,
tinz
Council
Perfect
9,
10;
9;
11;
Philothespic
Order
of
12,
10,
10;
11;
LYONS
R.
CURTIS
Band
Attendance
9,
Pan-American
Radio
9,
10;
Club
10;
"B"
Club 12;
11,
Baseball,
12.
10,
11;
Bowling
9,
11,
ALEXANDER
Sodality
9,
10;
10;
Perfect
MAGRO
Club
12,
12;
10,
9;
Contest
Editor
12,
Winner,
Last
Roundup
Club
Dance
Philothespic
Elocution
Junior
Sports
10;
Glee
Linz
11,
11;
10,
Place,
11,
Contest
Story
Square
Sacristan
12;
NHS
Attendance
Second
11;
Roundup
Editor;
12;
F.
Council
12;
9,
10,
10;
Berchrnan's
11;
10,
Student
9,
Pin
9,
Short
11;
12,
Electronics
Letterman's
Sports
Seminar
Club
10,
11,
Cheerleaders
10;
"B"
ball,
Football,
Golf
10;
12.
10,
12;
Base
Varsity
11,
I
team
11,
12;
9,
10,
11,
Class
12;
Vice
Silver
Electronics
11,
Seminar
12;
Dance
Square
Football,
Varsity
10;
the
Masque
Award
Aide
12;
12.
team
12,
Attendance
President
Service
Library
Club
Perfect
Treasurer
11,
Pin
12;
Vice
President
9,
Freshman
12;
"B"
9,
Letterman's
team
11,
MALOOL Y
MICHAEL
J.
Transfer
WILLIAM
Student.
MANGLESDORF
J.
Berchrnan's
Sodality,
Perfect
Probationary
Class
9,
Vice
team.
10,
11,
11,
Club
12;
11;
Club
12;
Letterman's
12;
12;
11,
12;
Football,
12.
Baseball
10;
President
11;
Glee
9,
Dance
Square
"B"
Club
9;
Attendance
Philothespic
11,
WILLIAM
Berchrnan's
Club
SIMON
Perfect
A.
9,
10;
MANNING
Radio
12;
11,
Bowling
MARTINEZ
Pan-American
Attendance
D.
10,
9,
12;
12.
Dance
Square
Club
12.
Club
9;
G.
McDERMOTT
JOSEPH
Student
Linz
Council
12;
Vice
Pin
9,
President
11,
History
President
Letterman's
12;
11,
10,
Club
12;
Vice
11,
12,
Class
11;
Treasurer
12,
Club
11,
Cheerleaders
12;
12.
Captain
W.
McLEOD
JOHN
9,
Sodality
11,
12;
Berchrnan's
11,
10,
Class
12;
Glee
11,
Letterman's
10,
9,
"B"
WILLIAM
10,
11,
Club
Safety
11,
Dance
Square
Football,
12;
A.
10,
11,
McGUIRE
Secretary
Pan-American
11;
10,
Club
11,
Letterman's
12;
12;
Varsity
M.
12;
11.
Bowling
ANTHONY
Berchrnan's
Perfect
McREDMOND
Club
10,
12;
12;
Club
Team
10,
10,
Class
12;
Club 9,
"B"
11,
Student
12;
Attendance
11;
Council
11,
Class
President
11;
Vice
President
Senior
12;
Class
Secretary;
Glee
Club
9,
10,
Seminar
12;
11,
12;
Club
Safety
Letterman's
10,
Varsity
11,
11,
12.
12;
Electronics
Club 12;
Team
Seminar
Treasurer
11,
Varsity
12,
11,
12;
"B"
Football;
12;
Basketball,
team
9,
Berchrnan's
10,
Class
12,
Electronics
12;
Club
Freshman
Football,
9,
Club
Senior
11,
Club
;
12;
9,
President
9,
President
Freshman
Varsity
Track
12;
11.
Bowling
10,
10,
11,
12;
PHILIP
Berchmari's
M.
Club
Electronics
12;
LEONARD
S.
9,
Seminar
11,
10,
12;
Safety
12.
MEWHINNEY
Pan-American
12;
MENTESANA
Band
12;
Club
Track
Dance
Square
12;
11,
12.
12;
Bowling
11,
CHARLES
S.
MOORE
Pan-American
12.
11,
AUGUST
C.
III
MOSER,
Berchrnan's
Club 9,
ident
12;
Linz
Student
9,
9;
12;
12,
12,
10;
NHS
10;
Vice
11,
Class
President
12,
10;
Seminar
Square
12,
11,
Radio
Dance
12;
Club 10,
12 ;
Treasurer
9,
Electronics
Letterman's
Pres
12,
Council
11,
Pin
Cl ub
Football,
President
12;
Freshman
9,
Varsity
All-State
10,
Honorable
11,
12,
10,
11,
All-Greater
12,
Track
All-City
Captain
Dallas
11,
Mention
12;
10.
WILLIAM
MOSER
J.
Club
Berchrnan's
10;
Class
Vice
President
Sec
9,
Treasurer
12,
10,
retary
Class;
Philothespic
Band
Glee
10,
Treasurer,
11,
12;
Senior
Joint
Roundup
Club
10;
12;
11;
10,
Safety
"B"
12;
11,
Club
10;
Club
Letterman's
team
Football,
11,
12.
Varsity
WILLIAM
Berchrnan's
9,
EARL
Student
G.
MUNCHRATH
Council
11,
President
Class
Treasurer
12;
12,
Club
11,
Freshman
12,
"B"
9,
Vice
9,
President
10,
Letterman's
ball,
Club
10.
Senior
President,
Vice
Class;
President
Foot
12;
team
10,
Varsity
12,
11,
Track
Captain
12;
10;
Bowling
9.
PETER
MYCUE
J.
Sodality
Vice
9,
10;
Linz
Pin
9;
President
Glee
12;
9;
Letterman's
Varsity
Club
11,
11,
12;
Club
'12;
Track
Class
10,
President
11,
9,
10;
Dance
Square
«<B"
Football,
11.
9,
team,
9;
B.
Perfect
MOZLEY
Attendance 10;
Band
TERRANCE
O.
O'DONNELL
Club
Berchrnan's
Sodality,
9,
Probationary
Student
10,
11,
Perfect
9,
Linz
Pin
10;
12;
President
Class
President;
12;
11,
12;
Roundup
12,
12;
Dance
Safety
Club
President
Vice
11,
11;
Last
Class
Club
12;
10;
Council
12;
Attendance
9,
Senior
11,
History
12.
Club
12;
9,
Square
11,
Bowling
O'NEILL
MICHAEL
J.
NHS
11;
10,
Sodality
Linz
9,
10,
Vice
Club
History
President
9,
Seminars
12;
nar
12;
Council
Student
11;
10,
Math
11,
12;
12;
Parliamentarian
Pin
Treasurer
9,
Club
Radio
9;
Club
Math
10;
Semi
Electronics
11,
12;
12.
11,
WILLIAM
C.
10;
O'SHEA,
12;
Treasurer
NHS
11,
11,
12;
Student
12;
12,
Vice
Council
11,
11;
10,
9,
Class
Berch
Council
12,
11,
Club
Pin
President
11,
12,
President
9,
12;
10;
Philothespic
President
9,
11,
10,
12,
Junior
Representative
11,
Debaters
12,
Major
Plays
10,
11,
12;
12;
10,
12;
Voice 12;
First
Contest
Roundup
Essay
Dance
9,
10,
Letterman's
11,
12;
10,
12.
Varsity
10,,11,
9,
Club
Square
10;
9,
Fresh
Club
12;
man
10,
of
Democracy
NFL,
Place
Club
9,
9,
Jesuit
Treasurer
11,
Glee
11,
12;
Football,
12;
Basket
10,
11;
Baseball
Team
12.
Varsity
III
P.
Team
9,
"B"
9,
Central
10,
9,
Sodality
man's
Linz
11,
"B"
Freshman
Freshman
10,
Club
11;
10,
Secretary
Football,
Team
DANIEL
O'REILLY
Letterman's
Class
ball,
"B"
MANUEL
PACE,
J.
Perfect
Attendance
Glee
9,
Dance
JR.
Club
11;
12;
Square
12.
12;
Bowling
RICHARD
P
J.
Roundup
10,
11,
12,
Roundup
12;
12.
FRED
Berchrnan's
L.
Club
12;
Dance
Football 12;
SCHAEFER
Pan-American
Club 12�
Letterman's
9,
Square
Club
12;
10,
Track
10,
12;
11,
Bowling
U,
12;
9.
PAUL
SCHMITZ
J.
Berchman's
Club
Perfect 11,
Band
9,
10,
12;
Attendance
9;
Council
11,
12,
11,
12,
Sergeant
Electronics
Seminar
Dance
12;
11.
ing
9,
10,
Square
12;
12;
Bowl
ASQUALINO
Business
Last
9,
Manager
Aide
Library
9;
11,
12;
Dance
Square
E.
SCHWARTZ
JAMES
Perfect
man's
DAVID
Berchrnan's
Radio
Club
Club
V.
Attendance
Club
Letter
Class
11;
11;
Secretary
Basketball
11.
Tennis
11,
12;
SIBIlA
Sacristan
9;
12;
Linz
Pin
10;
10;
10.
9,
ROBERT
M.
SIRCHIO
Glee
Band
9,
10,
11,
12,
GLEN
Berchrnan's
N.
12;
11,
11,
9,
10,
Track 12;
11,
12.
12,
10;
Square
10.
9,
SNYDER
12;
Seminar
12;
Track
9;
Band
Club
Electronics
Council
Club
11;
Football
12;
Club
12;
Sergeant
Pan-American
Club
Safety
Dance
10;
Bowling
9,
Treasurer
Class
Freshman
11;
10,
9,
Secretary
Club
Letterman's
Club
Dance
Football,
11,
9;
Team
"B"
10,
9,
Freshman
12;
SPIES
A.
KENNETH
9;
Sodality
Square
9,
Basketball,
Varsity
10,
Varsity
11,
12;
11,
12,
10.
Track
10;
9,
12;
Co-captain
Bowling
9,
ROBERT
Perfect
12;
STEPHENSON
E.
Perfect
9,
Band
Square
Attendance
11;
10,
9,
11;
12;
Dance
11;
Pan-American
9,
10,
Club
12;
Basketball
Club
9.
12;
PETE
Student
NHS
12;
1.
9,
Radio
Linz
Pin
12;
10,
11,
11,
Vice
10,
Math
11,
12,
10;
12;
Presi
Seminars
Dance
12;
12;
Captain
12,
Math
11,
Seminar
12.
11,
President
12,
Club
11;
Electronics
12;
Bowling
9,
Council
12,
Club
dent
12;
STRANGE
Council
Band
Square
Roundup
Club
11,
Club
Round
12;
Football
12;
JOSEPH
Pin
Roundup
STACK
Last
11;
Linz
N.
Attendance
Letterman's up
Track 9;
12.
B.
FRANK
Linz
Pin
9,
SWEENEY
Class
9,
10,
Dance
12;
11;
Treasurer
12;
Football
Baseball
12;
12;
Square
Track 10;
12.
Bowling
EDWARD
Linz
Pin
10;
Student
President
10,
10,
11,
11,
12;
Glee
12;
TROY
11;
Class
11;
Vice
Philo
12;
10,
"B"
Pan-Ameri
team
Football,
10,
Track
10,
12;
Treasurer
Club
Club
11,
11;
R.
Council
11,
President
thespic
can
9,
Varsity
12.
Bowling
11,
W.
VANCE
JOSEPH
Candidate
Sodality,
9"
EDW.t\RD
Linz
Sodality
9;
9,
Class
12;
Treasurer
11;
11,
12;
Letterman's
Coach
Club 9;
12;
VITASEK
Perfect
10;
Attendance 9,
Glee
,W.
Pin 9,
Perfect
10;
Aide
Library
Club
12.
Attendance
10.
Football,
Freshman
EDWARD
WELCH
J.
Sodality
10,
11;
Berchrnan's
12;
9,
man's
CI ub
11
History
10,
12;
Glee ;
11,
Club
Club
12;
urer
Aide
12;
Class
Treas
Club 12;
Library
Dance
Square
Cheerleaders
9,
12;
Letter
12.
CARL
Pan-American
A.
12;
R.
DANIEL
Linz
10,
11;
WEWER
Perfect
11;
"B"
Freshman
12;
Basketball,
11,
12;
9,
Track
Varsity
12;
9,
Square
Club
team
10,
Attendance
Dance
Club
_
Letterman's
10;
9,
Glee
9,
Pin
10;
Sodality
11,
12.
GEORGE
Sodality
9,
10;
Club
12;
Football,
Square
W.
Perfect
WILSON
Attendance 9,
Dance
12;
12.
Varsity
Letterman's
10;
WESSELS
Club
10.
Glee
Club 12;
Dance
Square
12;
Track
A.
WOODS
JOHN
Berchrnan's
Club
Band
12;
Letterman's
12;
Club
9;
11,
Dance
Square
T"ack
12;
12;
Club
Bowl
12.
11,
ing
FETE
Glee
CI
ub
R.
Camera
10;
Dance
Square
Club
WYLIE
Club
12;
10;
Aide
Library
Football
Track 11;
10;
9,
12.
11,
12;
Bowling
11,
V.
RONNIE
Class
Secretary
9;
Letterman's
9,
11;
10,
10;
ZOPPI
Parliamentarian
Club
Baseball
12
11,
10.
Bowling
9,
;
Radio
Club
Basketball 10;
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U
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FATTEST
A
Grandinetti
Tony
and
T
THINNEST
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Noel
Deramee
V
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S
SHORTEST
Canales
Adolph
and
TALLEST
Joe
Stephenson
STRONGEST
Koller
Mickey
and
MOST
DIPLOMA TIC
Ted
Troy
MOST
MOST
SOCIAL
QUIET
Simon
Martinez
MINDED
Charles
Lundquist
WITTIEST
Bob
Flanna
and
MOST
SOPHISTICATED
Bob
Alexander
SENIOR
BEST
LOOKING
Bob
Stack
and
MOST
AND
CHEERFUL
GENEROUS
McRedmond
Tony
MOST BEST
SELF
ATHLETE
CONFIDENT and
Al
MOST
A.
Magro
POPULAR
C.
Moser
DRESSED
In
Jasper
and
MOST
Ross
TYPICAL
Interrante
SUPERLATIVES
BEST
Sam
STUDENT
Lomonaco
and
MOST
EASY
GOING
Dodson
Ralph
MOST
LIKELY
MOST
SUCCEED
�
INDUSTRIOUS
Dan
O'Shea
Tracy
MOST
Dan
last
(The
man
RELIABLE
O'Shea
to
let you
down)
Johnson
TO
LAST
WILL
AND
TESTAMENT
Whereas:
the
We,
Senior
class
of
School
Jesuit
hundred
of
the
of
High
Our
Lord
nineteen
year
and that
fifty-seven,
our
realizing
in
this
tomb
days
are
not
more,
many
and
Whereas:
We
are
of
most
excellent
possessed
that
have
we
mind
and
is
as
evidenced
body
survived
thus
far
the
fact
by
at
all;
Therefore;
We
submit
the
as
the
Last
following
to
First,
Second,
we
leave
and
of
the
class:
graduating
our
High
all
to
Will
Testament
School
Jesuit
and
undying
of
members
the
we
devotion.
loyalty
leave
our
faculty
most
sincere
for
gratitude the
efforts
have
on
they
our
behalf
in
the
expended
last
four years.
And
to
and
as
finally,
individuals,
we
the
bequeath
David
Folse
leaves
do
to
Vitalis
Commercials.
following:
Charles
Moore
leaves
for
Madison
Square Don
Gaberino
leaves
future
of
member
any
4D
with
a
of
marked
Garden.
cards.
Charlie
pack
Pat
Stack
leaves
the
on
T&P
Lindley
leaves
for
L.G.c.
Dennehy
Bob
leaves
for
Ursu
line.
without
his
class
dues
Paul
Schmitz
paying
leaves
with
difficulty. for
nine
months. Bob
Alexander
leaves
Father
with
no
O'Flynn Pete
leaves
that
O'Reilly
Koller
is
one
with
doubting
whom
he
discuss
can
Dido
intellec
the
Strongest.
tually.
Curtis
leaves
with
.22
a
in
bullet
Lyons
his
leaves
leg.
Alan
leaves
with
the
Cooper
ambition
to
Danny
be
the
first
man
to
a
put
radial
Carl
Pratt-Whitney
Dixie.
Knight
go
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brought
cuisine.
Loveland In
Father
he
now
teaches,
May
head
as
physics
pro
stoop; fessor. Tom
now
finds
he
bounds
with
"Met"
the
ballet
troupe.
As
the
was
old
Hookah
image
was
smiling,
fa�ing So
hIS
as
slyly
was
beguiling.
are
Swami.s
ones.
strange
black
perhaps
WELCOME
work
though
These
But
Just
'twas
true,
Maybe
I
leave
it
to
magic.
you.
...
In
March
we
two
acquired
These
Hungary.
Telkes
in
new
from
students-refugees
show
Imre
pictures
their
first
bewilderment.
and
Attila
Lengvary
of
days
eral
"only
and
Hungarian"
gen
CLASS
OFFICERS:
JUNIOR
Graves,
These
are
the
I
3B;
uniors,
Rambunctious
and
sly}
in
Cunning
mischief}
From
study
they
D.
Stoebner,
President
fly.
President
J.
Miller,
3A.
President
3C;
F.
Ackels,
President
G.
3D;
Paul
Ackels
Ahnert
John
Arnold
Mickey
Victor
Fred
Barber
Becker
Biasatti
John
Luke
Bosco
Robert
Boyne
Jerry
Brophy
Martin
Burnham
Richard
Cain
Richard
Cardenas
Richard
Coerver
Thomas
Coghlan
Jack
Connelly
"Did anyone
mission
to
give
you
per
take
pictures?
Well
don't
take
pictures
then."
Joseph
Connelly
Cornell
John
William
Dennis
Croll
Cross
de
Lira
Joseph
Dunham
Eugene
Alfred
Roman
Charles
Duval
Eder
Edmond
I
hate
who
these
people
booths.
hog
Enna
Joseph
Faust
Fred
Thomas
Farrell
Fazzio
Joseph
John
Finnegan
Lee
Fleming
Leon
Flusche
Barton
Larry
French
Gallaway
phone
Donald
Ganter
Goda
John
Graves
George
Charles
Gray
Robert
Charles
Hall
Hansen
Jack
Harper
James
Hayes
Robert
Hettler
Hoedebeck
Jerry
Richard
Herman
Hull
Huter
John
Johnstone
John
J
uranovitch
Kiowski
Joe
Peter
Kirk
Eddie
Lamberty
Lawrence
ames
Lenzen
LeVasseur
J
Levatino
Anthony
Lewis
George
John
Lewanhowsky
Thomas
Loughney
Robert
Lyons
Dennis
Robert
Richard
Malcolm
Licandro
Marconi
Koltz
Tony
Masse
John
Robert
Masse
Here
band
members
junior
and
Sazama,
ton
Thorn
deLira,
work up
pre-game
pep.
Matthews
Stanly
Ronald
Pat
Matus
McGowan
McGraw
John
Dan
McGuire
Morris
McPeters
Tom
McSweeney
William
Meagher
Alex
Meletio
"Okay,
money?"
Mikeska
Gene
Miller
ames
J
Moore
Eugene
Michael
Morrow
Morsbach
Jack
Michael
O'Brien
Richard
O'Malley
ames
J
Partridge
Pettibone
Jerry
Bub,
where's your
Bill
Pettibone
Albert
Pierce
Prause
Joseph
Priest
Jerry
Carl
Reese
Roberts
John
Emil
Rogers
Ruffing
John
Leo
Ruiz
Sazama
John
F
red
Schellenberg
Schlebach
Eugene
William
Schuster
Paschal
James
Donald
Shaw
William
Charles
Shine
Sladek
Smith
George
Snell
James
Stack
John
Pete
Stanley
Steiner
Larry
Michael
Stephen
Jim
Stepka
Dennis
Stoebner
Richard
Stoebner
Thomas
Summers
Jack
Sweeny
Tanner
Larry
Bill
Thornton
no
No,
one's
look
Bosco,
ing.
Bob
Timmerman
Trapani
John
'
Tuton
George
Bill
Vanhoose
Peter
Keith
Wacks
White
Willson
John
Wrenn
James
Larry
Zoppi
CLASS
No
OF
words
'58
can
describe
of
the
completely
activities
of
ficient
and
the
of
scope
this
Under
juniors
teachers,
most
these
the
ef
year.
able
direction
classes
have
of
risen
their
to
technical
in
new
heights
school
and
scholastic
achievement.
spirit
That
school
is
is
spirit
not
difficult
the
Juniors
prove.
of
to
present
rolls
complement
membership
extracurricular
and
in
the
of
field
organizations,
the
teams
are
on
junior
sports
for
always
the
3A
basketball
which
team
example,
defeated
and
f
rom
all
shame
to
successfully
Witness,
top.
has
the
teams
put
the
other
classes
in
the
school.
the
Yes,
classes
have
shown
a
hard
junior
genuine
to
spirit,
beat.
What
of
scholastic
achievement?
school
Surely
alone
cannot
make
a
class.
spirit
Here
good
we
however,
find
that
again,
the
excel.
have
juniors
They
a
consistently
on
placed
high
In
the
t
national
four
Career,"
of
Selling
the
final
ten
men
to were
represent
class
a
as
contest,
essay
Professional
selected
honor
percentage
t
roll.
the
had
as
Jesuit
a
In
high
activities
also,
No
other
juniors.
other
scholastic
percentage.
the
were
juniors
at
consistently
right
the
top.
But
wait!
We
are
the
most
forgetting
the
first
aim
thing,
School
leaders
itself:
credit
bring
has
men
all
Catholics.
The
upon
noticed
that
the
sense
retreat.
who
developed
of
deep
manifested
whole
have
juniors
a
to
High
of
tomorrow,
will
school
important
of
Jesuit
Christlike
produce
spiritual
in
their
which
was
responsibility,
attendance
at
Mass
and
their
SOPHOMORE
These
Blocker,
are
the
sophomores,
the
Fresh
fold;
from
No
lambs,
longer.
young
are
As
goats
they
CLASS
OFFICERS:
President
B.
2A;
bold.
2C;
P.
T.
M.
President
O'Connell,
President
Hebert,
2D.
2B;
President
Flusche,
Arthur
Allen
Ronald
Barry
Richard
Bauer
Bill
Beakey
Larry
Billings
Charles
Blackledge
Arthur
Brichetto
Glenn
John
John
Brill
Brough
Buchanan
Burlew
Eugene
Burnham
James
David
Burt
Robert
Cahill
Zihlman
Stanley
Minor
Carson
Michael
Cash
Gerald
Cassidy
Robert
Blocker
Patrick
Bowers
the
Sophomores
Get
enjoy
dance.
Acquainted
Clark
John
Leo
Constable
Bob
Coursey
William
Dore
Dunn
Charles
Fiedler
Stephen
David
Finch
Edward
Fleming
Michael
Charles
Fred
Flusche
Fox
Garver
David
Gibbons
"Smith,
what
do
mean
you
broke you
writing?"
Hal
Gieb
Richard
Glaser
Gonzales
Henry
Chris
Guenther
Thomas
Hampton
Dain
Hancock
Tim
Harrington
Haufler
Eugene
Patrick
Paul
Hebert
Hernandez
Hitt
Jerry
Hollern
Stephen
your
finger
Hopp
James
Horak
Frank
Patrick
Hughes
Peter
Hughes
Robert
Hughes
Human
Jud
John
Johnson
Karl
Anthony
Michael
Kelley
Mike
Kennedy
Labarba
James
William
Joseph
Langan
Leech
Charles
John
Land
Lemberg
Michael
Lewis
Gerald
Linhares
Patrick
Lintz
Paul
Lintz
Little
John
Donald
James
Loscerbo
Lyons
Marconi
Larry
Char les
Michael
Ronald
Robert
Louis
McBrien
McDonald
Francis
McKay
Charles
McPeters
Norman
C.
Melun
Michaelson
J.
Albert
Mokry
Patrick
Mickey
Vincent
Paul
Monahan
Mooney
Marrow
Moser
Mullen
John
Marietta
Marlow
Martin
Carmen
Massoud
Michael
McBride
"I
love
to
waltz."
just
Murphy
Joseph
Michael
Murphy
Neuhoff
Tommy
Newkirk
Harry
Nolan
Joseph
Thomas
Lewis
O(Connell
Osbern
O(Shea
King
Oster
James
David
Poche
Andrew
Quevedo
Jerry
Randolph
John
Sophomores
and
Norman
to
Brough
Melun
serve
were
Father
privileged
Dickinson's
Rite
Byzantine
Mass.
Pat
Reaves
Earl
Reed
Peter
Ryan
Frank
Satarino
Saxton
Jerry
Richard
Donald
Steve
Schaeffer
Schol
Thomas
Schmitz
Sellers
Albert
Semter
Patrick
Simpson
Smith
Randolph
Edward
Stanley
Walter
St.
Clair
Sullivan
John
Taliaferro
Myron
Lawson
Thompson
Thurmond
John
Tinkle
Jon
Patrick
Traynor
Tuttle
Hugh
Charles
Van
Joseph
Carl
Winkle
Villareal
Thomas
Wanja
Wasaff
Laurence
Weaver
Weber
Eugene
Weldon
John
White
Billy
Ken
Don
Scott
W ooliscroft
Wood
Wilmarth
CLASS
more
this
about
Sopho
year's
hard
is
it
truth
the
tell
to
?
Class
'59
OF
dif ferent
was
What
Well,
as
out
to
being
thing
particular
anyone
point
of the
for
degree
high
sophomores'
responsible
we
Generally
accomplishment!
however,
speaking,
the
in
that
can
their
many
participation
spirited
say
school
various
science,
activities,
speaking,
sports,
than
more
them
has
to
accomplish
helped
writing,
class. any
previous
sophomore
the
lines
or
For
fine
a
done
sophomores
spiritual
religious
Along
have
at
example:
Masses
the
better
was
through
class-day
out
As
the
in
fine
Central
the
half
a
of
matter
a
Sodality.
representation
fact,
had
They
any
year
also
class.
other
than
the
at
their
an
job.
tendance
Council
com
was
Sodality's
of
sophomores.
posed
In
the
they
sports
proven
the
and
made
others
while
Basketball
literally
"B"
teams.
of
the
parts
only
instances
in
but
activities
Phil's
in
active
taken
have
not
Sophomores
all
Varsity
sophs
prowess.
Football
in
lettered
Several
physical
their
have
of
field
many
have
roles
held
in
the
major
leading
they
In
tions.
the
speech
in
fact
that
debating,
they
lies
A
leading
played
the
department,
role.
a
again
produc-.
other
perfect
example
in
Gold
three
the
Medal
participants
Debate
were
sophomores.
To
sum
in
all
it
a
class
has
this
few
much
to
year's
best
line
one
was
feel
classes
that
ever
here
to
be
expected
leave
they
and
at
Jesuit,
can
they
before
of
probably
second-year
we
in
proud
it
its
accomplishments,
the
of
be
sophomore
with
then,
words,
up
school.
high
do
even
more
FRESHMAN
CLASS
OFFICERS:
R.
Baker,
IA;
J.
These
are
C.
Messina,
Henson,
the
Freshmen,
Gentle
and sweet,
Innocent
lambkins,
bleat.
Softly
they
President
IB;
President
Co-President
IA;
T.
A.
IC;
Ybarra,
Mordaunt,
President
President
IF.
ID;
M.
O'Shea,
F.
Alfieri,
Co-President
President
IE;
Adame
Peter
Adams
Olan
Adler
Ray
Felix
Alfieri
Bachman
Rickey
Baker
Richard
Harold
Tom
Barker
Barlow
Barnes
Eldridge
Dan
Barry
Alberrt
Becker
Mike
Bellamy
Earl
Bembenek
Michael
Peter
Bishara
Ronnie
Mike
Boeding
Eddie
Boughtin
Mike
Boyne
Pat
Borders
Jerry
Bradley
John
Bradley
Brewton
Charles
Kenneth
Brown
Mike
Bulger
Ray
Burgert
Calame
Larry
Callahan
David
Tony
Campdera
Robert
Carmody
Bice
Bilheimer
Mr.
Ingram
the
first
winners
and
of
congratulates
second
place
the
Junior
Elocution
Fisher
and
contest,
Mike
Larry
O'Shea.
Bill
Carney
Edward
Carriere
Richard
Chaplin
Chefchis
Bobby
Cirone
Peter
Coen
John
Tom
Connelly
Jim
Conway
Fred
Coston
Cowdin
James
Harold
Cozby
David
Craven
Walter
Mario
Bill
Crawford
Daboub
DaWn
DaMommio
Tony
Mike
Joe
Darnall
D'Avignon
Howard
Davis
Mike
Delacy
deLira
Pete
Eddie
Dugan
Dum
Mike
Durbin
Mickey
Elliott
Don
David
Ellison
Michael
Emmert
Emmett
Joseph
David
Enright
Fisher
Larry
Flahive
Joe
Ken
Flusche
Fowler
James
Francis
Jimmy
Ted
Lewis
Ganter
Garrett
Gary
Robert
Genzel
Gregory
William
George
Gibbs
Gilliland
Garry
Goodman
ames
J
Bob
Gruber
Jerome
Grzywinski
Matt
Wright
Bill
Heinen
Helies
John
Henson
Joe
Hank
Hermann
Ronnie
Herrin
Frossard
Dan
Hickey
Holman
Tony
Huddleston
John
Riley
Hughes
David
Ingram
Interrante
Ross
Don
Jankowski
Martin
Javors
Janousek
James
Carl
Johnson
Johnson
Larry
Joe
Jones
Martin
Jones
Gail
J ourneycake
Jim
Kelley
Frank
Klaczak
Konderla
Bobby
Eugene
Krajca
Thomas
Krysinski
Leon
LaCour
Scared
freshmen
of
der
march
Mr.
un
DiCris
glare
tina
on
orientation
day.
Richard
LaMarche
Charles
Lamb
Bruce
Lamping
John
Lemberg
Lewis
George
Michael
Luna
Albert
Michael
Brian
Carroll
McBride
Andy
McBride
McCaffery
McDermott
Bobby
Andy
McGarvey
McKevitt
Jerry
Marvin
Meade
Nicholas
Carlos
Carl
Mehl
Mendez
Messina
Messina
Larry
Charles
John
Miller
Moody
Tom
Moody
Matthew
Morale
Maron
Martin
Thomas
Martin
Wilfred
Masson
James
Johnny
Macourek
Markham
Richard
Mike
Linehan
Loiselle
Dennis
McAnally
their
Freshmen
taste
first
get
dances.
of
Jesuit
Morales
Frank
Mordaunt
Tommy
Mike
Moriarty
Morrison
Jack
Moxley
James
Dennis
O'Malley
O'Meara
John
Orr
Lee
Mike
O'Shea
Parker
Bill
Pat
Parkerson
Pat
Pattison
Robert
Pellegrini
Richard
Pereyda
Personne
Eugene
Richard
Plumb
Procaccini
Rodney
Reg
Regis
Reichert
Danny
Ross
Rener
Thomas
Robira
Albert
Rodrigoez
Johnny
Roper
Ross
Jess
Frank
Roznovsky
Rushing
Eugene
Bernie
Rust
Arnold
Salinas
Salis
Harry
James
Scarborough
Robert
Schaefer
Schlebach
Joseph
Michael
John
Sears
Seeligson
Shaw
Jim
Slater
Jim
David
Snell
Bob
Springer
David
Spurgin
Starrett
Hugh
Steer
Scotty
Tim
Steffen
Dick
Stepka
Stover
ames
J
Paul
Straley
Charles
Swearingin
Richard
Sykora
Bill
Taylor
Terranella
Philip
Issac
Trevino
Bill
Troy
Robert
Tumy
Tuminello
Donald
William
Tyree
Urso
Joseph
Ventura
Anthony
Watson
John
Felix
Weber
Herman
Kenneth
Weber
Weldon
Patrick
Werick
Ybarra
Adolph
Freshman
his
arrival
Eddie
Carriere
from
Ceylon.
Weber
Father
and
his
class
of
lA
have
here
been
lis
Jacques
to
Father
tening
mission
home.
Harold
Weber's
stories
fascinating
of
his
Ceylon
interviews
Brother
after
"Truck"
just
CLASS
It
is
OF
believed
'60
that
of
the
commonly
freshmen
does
school
not
to
measure
any
that
of
up
the
fresh
the
upperclassmen.
of
men
the
ability
of
Concerning
this
Jesuit
is
mistaken
an
High
entirely
VIew.
What
have
the
or
freshmen
have
that
done
seniors
juniors,
sophs,
the
not
been
able
Foot
to
duplicate?
ball,
Father
this
Well,
say?
you
San
Marco
year
fielded
of
one
the
frosh
best
teams
undoubtedly
has
Jesuit
ever
Li'I
The
seen.
racked
High
Rangers
a
win-loss
5-2
very
up
a
record,
good
over
the
Hillcrest
and
Frosh
including
bare
a
defeat
2-0
victory
at
hands
of
an
older
and
more
experienced
th�
nB"
Rylie
team.
the
see
that
and
winter
on
Focusing
the
f
rosh
also
had
successful
a
highly
cagers
season
we
basketball,
scope
the
on
hardwood.
victorious
were
in
They
about
20
10.
only
dropping
games,
freshmen
shone
in
other
actrvities
besides
Jesuit
as
well.
A
frosh
debate
.team
went
to
sports,
toches,
freshmen
accompanied
contests
entered
there.
All
the
and
shared
in
ac
gigantic
of
bestowed
and
trophies
home
the
brilliantly
cumulation
other
underclassmen
told,
speech
performed
Natchi
in
by
the
brought
upon
students.
by
Jesuit
Freshmen
also
took
the
In
successful
Phil
H.M.S.
spectacularly
production,
and
PINAFORE,
Members
and
delightful
part
of
a
gave
the
account
of
themselves.
good
freshman
class
in
participate
other
tically
every
and
swell
the
ranks
activity
extracurricular
in
organizations
the
school.
prac
of
the
And
organizations/
From
and
acting
And
broaden
dueling
our
knowledge/
but
They're
take
time,
fun,
in
o
help
college."
SODALITY
First
row:
Mr.
K.
1.
Buddendorf,
Lamping,
T.
Goodman,
J.
R.
Messina,
J.
row:
J.
Oster,
With
and
not
quality
Emmert.
Callahan,
A.
O'Meara,
J.
Fourth
R.
row:
Coursey,
E.
J.
Reed,
Bradely,
John
Bradely,
N.
McLeod,
Melun,
the
entire
underclassmen,
J.
Mullen,
Sodality,
the
with
Council
group
life
all
to
members:
make
the
Mullen,
of way
Adolf
McGowan,
John
'both
sponsor
many
important
Jim
its
rosary,
Sodalist's
up
Pat
Dick
Coerver,
of
mental
Mass,
regular
that
go
Central
spiritual
activities:
Along
exercises
spiritual
by
Brough,
Burnham,
life,
Tom
Canales,
and
Norm
Melun
to
managed
C.
small
a
year's
has
promoted
school.
other
headed
this
watchword,
of
entirely
the
John
E.
P.
Schaefer,
H.
row:
Jerry
O'Shea,
the
quantity
almost
and
and
Sodality,
McSweeny,
B.
Canales,
R.
Schuster,
M.
Coerver,
D.
Mc'Sweeny.
prayer,
has
A.
Macourek,
B.
Flahive,
J.
D.
M.
Burnham,
composed
members
Johnson,
Third
Gieb,
Juranovitch,
Sixth
T.
Flusche,
the
J.
H.
row:
Licandro.
Burnham,
].
row:
McGowan.
M.
M.
McDonald,
Second
Ingram,
c..
Hettler,
Fifth
P.
S.].,
D.
Miller,
B.
Brough.
Tinkle,
Frossard.
Salis,
C.
Carriere,
Quevedo,
J.
J.
Wasaff.
projects.
The
Central
Council
gath
ers
for
with
Mr.
Buddendorff
informal
meet
weekly
ing.
Coerver
and
McGowan
Above,
load
food
truck
into
for
delivery
Drive.
the
Thanksgiving
during
of
At
left,
School
St.
James
youngsters
feast
at
the
Sodality
Christmas
party.
Mr.
Below,
Buddendorf,
Sodali
him
asst.
moderator,
ty's
self
at
enjoys
Christmas
party.
All
smiles
at
Christmas
party.
BERCHMAN'S
First
C.
row:
L.
T.
O'Connell,
Tyree,
D.
Grandinetti,
Sellers,
McDonald,
C.
Sladek,
McGraw,
].
Glaser,
E:
Lamberty,
N.
]uranovitch,
M.
Hopp,
M.
Fourth
T.
].
Johnstone,
].
].
McGowan,
Pettibone,
Stack,
T.
LaBarba,
F.
row:
O'Shea,
].
Mullen,
A.
J.
].
j,
Mele
Manning,
Ganter,
T.
A.
McGuire,
j.
Klaczak,
D.
B.
D.
B.
terrante,
].
Durbin,
Woods,
J.
Mentesaria,
McBride,
Schmitz,
R.
In
R.
James.
A.
R.
Loiselle,
Herrin,
M.
Sixth
Paschal,
P.
R.
Baker,
].
R.
Coerver,
Magro.
].
row:
Burnham,
Oster,
].
Fleming,
D.
A.
Schmitz,
P.
tio,
row:
Welch,
Ed
P.
Meade,
Fifth
Mangelsdorf.
M.
T.
Wacks,
Partridge,
].
B.
Coursey,
M.
Schaefer,
D'Avignon,
Lewandowsky,
Snyder,
P.
Priest,
McLeod,
Burnham,
Mor
Schuster,
Emmert.
Dennehy,
D.
Melun,
j.
Bradley,
].
G.
Lenzen,
Zihlman,
B.
P.
Loughney,
F.
].
McRedmond,
Bradley,
].
L.
Ingram,
S.
].
B.
T.
Brough,
].
M.
Schellenberg,
D.
row:
Kelly.
D.
Coghlan,
Neuhoff,
M.
row:
Gieb,
F.
Schaefer,
Marietta,
Third
T.
Cal
Cassidy,
Second
Hollern,
Stanely,
R.
C.
Carney,
L.
G.
H.
S.
S.].,
Seeligson,
M.
Horak.
F.
Finch,
E.
].
B.
P.
Macourek,
Lamping,
B.
Straley,
T.
Sykes,
Frossard,
M.
Henson,
].
P.
V.
Fleming,
T.
Carr,
B.
O'Shea,
O'Meara,
Moriarty,
L.
S.
row,
M.
Ruiz,
Swearingen,
K.
lahan,
Marlow,
Mr.
CLUB
Regis,
Salinas,
Berchrnan's
Club
main
about
fifteen
Masses
duty-serve
daily.
l
STUDENT
COUNCIL
STUDENT
left
Seated,
mer,
T.
to
Hopp,
A.
Hettler,
M.
C.
Jesuit
student
Council
rule."
of
the
of
her
Kam
O'Donnell,
E.
T.
Troy,
Miller,
].
This
which
filled
needs
and
smoothed
in
difficulties
Father
school
Mi
moderator, Under and
Kammer,
P.
K.
O'Neill,
McDermott,
].
harmony.
P.
of
the
S.J.,
A.
her
successful
a
dance
sponsorship,
C.
program
leadership
the
Moser,
Council
wrote
was
launched
cial
life
which
suitably
a
fill
out
the
so
helped
year-old
president,
in
the
life
short
of
of
the
students.
and
Quarterly
student
chapter
as
special
govern under
Student
semblies, ment
M.
T.
M.
Healy,
Strange,
1956-57.
High's
guidance
chael
proud
Moser.
Standing:
R.
P.
O'Shea.
Magro,
example
Student
was
Under
McRedmond,
R.
of
A.
Lundquist,
T.
Alexander,
Schellenberg,
McBride,
successful very
C.
O'Shea,
Johnson,
R.
F.
].
A.
nA
D.
right:
Moderator;
S.].,
O'Shea,
Munchrath,
GOVERNMENT
Council
featured
auspices,
at
Jesuit. entertainment
from
student
the
organizations,
the
Entertaining
the
school
of
The
office.
students
of
Council
resolutions
group
in
a
schools,
the
Student
and
problems
in
general,
Right:
her
adopted
session
in
Father
and
the
from
guest
annual
speaker
Ceylon
Brotherhood
speakers.
Kammer's
girls'
the
missions,
STUDENT
THE
COUNCIL
THE
A.
Above:
Student
C.
Moser
Council
takes
the
reins
from
of
chief
THROUGH
YEAR
the
execu
outgoing
tive
Buzz
Crutcher
"at
the
of
final
assembly
1956.
and
at
one
and
seniors
dip
Jesuit
Right:
dive
Ursuline
of
the
Council's
Student
first
dances.
semester
square
Left:
and
Seniors
Juniors
the
annual
Fathers
Right:
from
behind
-
Shields
at
and
Kamm.er
of
the
heap
awarded
prizes
the
smile
Drive
Magazine
Christmas
Assembly.
in
step
Dance.
Get-Acquainted
at
tempo
HONOR
NATIONAL
left
Seated,
D.
to
M.
O'Neill,
Magro,
P.
Miller,
J.
T.
O'Shea,
right:
A. ator,
Lomonaco,
NATIO'NAL
Moder
P.
Kammer,
S.].,
C.
S.
Moser,
J.
McDermott,
and
character
the
mark
serv
of
men
Jesuit's
qualities
of
the
National
Honor
So
Chapter
in
Now
the
original
functioning
it
which
such
capacity
the
was
ordained,
for
occasions
acts
as
Society
as
the
Christ
King
when
the
body
aids
students
numbers,
present
who
be may
and
with
school
in
is
student
Sunday,
serves
the
having
needs
of
studies,
difficulty
the
A.
Strange,
leadership,
These
Aloysius
ciety.
for
M.
Standing:
P.
Lundquist,
SOCIETY
patrols
large
Alexander.
C.
Healy,
McGowan.
HONOR
"Scholarship,
ice."
R.
Johnson,
R.
SOCIETY
in
general.
Above:
Mike
O'Neill
a
freshman
in
helps
studies.
leads
Left:
Ray
Healy
the
King
procession.
students
at
the
annual
Christ
his
PHILOTHESPIC
Front
Tetlow,
].
Moderator,
S.].,
Sellers,
R.
Guenther,
T.
President.
P.
P.
C.
Brennan,
M.
IT
with
G.
Vice
W.
Flusche,
Secre
Alexander,
Absent:
P.
Simpson.
P.
Burnham,
F.
Callahan,
R.
M.
Garrett,
Masse.
Moriarity,
Society.
Elocution
annual
the
Adams,
Geroge,
R.
the
dropped
STARTED
ALL
Boyne,
Schol,
Semtner.
Coghlan,
Lundquist,
M.
Martin,
Wracks,
M.
G.
from
M.
D.
C.
C.
O'Shea,
P.
A.
T
Johnson,
Coerver,
Troy,
Wasoff,
O.
Coston,
Carney,
Moser
B.
M.
Smith,
F.
B.
Barber,
and
Hall
Reaves,
Daboub,
V.
Schellenberg,
Note:
C.
Bilheimer,
T.
D.
E.
]uranovitch,
J.
Mangelsdorff,
Ingram,
Swearingen,
P.
Fleming,
row:
Durbin,
K.
Oster,
J.
R.
Mr.
D.
Fleming,
C.
Enright,
Seeligson,
J.
Fourth
M.
Human"
B.
Hall,
O'Brien,
Moody,
].
1.
D.
O'Shea,
McGraw,
J.
Carson.
M.
J.
row:
Top
M.
Mullen,
].
Flusche,
Thurmon,
].
Matus,
McRedmond,
Hopp,
Daboub,
Hitt,
].
M.
E.
S.
Boyne,
C.
Treasurer,
Canales,
Pattison,
B.
O'Shea,
Burnham,
Salis,
Finnegan,
].
row:
1.
A.
P.
].
D.
J.
Second
Moderator.
S.].,
row:
Messina,
tary,
Frossard,
Lamping,
Asst.
Ingram,
Hollern,
C.
President,
M.
T.
B.
Johnson,
J.
R.
S.
Third
M.
H.
Mr.
row:
Marlow,
Moser,
Contest.
Junior
From
of
a
than
more
in
best
"junior"
the
school
ten
of
finals,
The
partici
O'Shea,
King
Pat
Fisher
O'Shea.
Durbin,
Mehl,
Simpson,
Mike
took
Larry
O'Shea
sec
BodYJ'
with
with
place
Mike
Braum's
John
Fisher,
first
Larry
from
place
Mickey
Nicholas
Ingram,
and
Next
the
chosen.
Michael
McCaffrey,
David
Johnson,
selection
ond
for
were
speakers
M.
were
pants
Marlow,
John
tried
who
thirty
group
the
his
captured
"Belts."
Kipling's
the
on
docket
was
the
School
Catholic
Tournament
High
at
Dallas
U.
With
of
the
the
the
Leon
Sweepstakes
Bob
The
Flusche
home
brought
took
first
in
Oratorical
Trophy.
·Alexander
Declamation,
Bob.
Phil
Debaters,
help
the
to
in
U.
second
Pat
Poetry;
Dallas
Tournament
Simpson
to
proved
be
placed
of
the
beginning
the
some
great
doings
during
year.
A.
Mr.
].
and
leaves
Tetlow,
esuit
]
S.].,
He
this
the
Philothespic
appropriately
helm
of
Phil.
H.M.S.
is
year. .
at
very
the
portrayed
Pinafore
and
of
the
P
I
N
A
F
o
R
E
The
cast:
P.
P.
(Sir
Simpson
T.
A.
Captain,
T.
Schol,
Dennehy,
the
(Buttercup),
hidden
J.
Hopp,
T.
(Boatswain),
McGraw,
Stover
(Ralph),
Semtner.
Top:
C.
E.
Sellers,
J.
Welch
B.
Hollern,
(Carpenter),
S.
Guenther,
Coghlan
James,
S.
Mangelsdorff
C.
Killeen,
R.
Canales,
B.
by
A.
O'Shea,
D.
Joseph),
Grandinetti
(Deadeye)
D.
J.
J.
Wilson,
M.
Fleming,
O'Brien,
Blacklege,
T.
L.
McRedmond,
On
the
and
its
thirteenth
twelfth,
eleventh,
of
the
production
the
activity
the
the
Mr.
to
and
Gilbert
that
in
Glee
on
Sullivan's
was
to
the
organi
all
without
to
was
the
Mr.
say,
of
the
the
of
the
orchestra,
remembered
music
the
fifteen-piece
help
be
musical
and
Needless
stage.
practices
to
The
Ingram,
the
the
without sung
something
it
three
of
Club.
Mr.
Tetlow,
it
put
directed
been
was
Phil
unique
services
major
and
Band,
to
who
who
have
the
employ
the
Phil,
credit
a
of
was
production
to
Jesuit
people
Hohman,
Pinafore
Johnson.
year,
This
Pinafore.
first
zations,
certainly
Phil
J.
December,
first
presented
H.M.S.
would
Fleming,
for
group.
time.
a
long
Mr.
lends
Wolcott,
So
Jerry
could
crew
stage
smile
better
after
of
The
practice?
T.
Pinafore:
Grandinetti
(But
P.
Simpson
T.
(Sir
Joseph),
B.
(Ralph),
Mangelsdorf
T.
Carpenter)
,
Coghlan
(the
Stover
J.
(Dick
Deadeye).
Boyne,
of
Pinafore.
any
hours
of
Welch
swain),
to
Bobby
you
leads
hand
the
Hitt,
fifty-twelve
tercup),
a
S.].,
and
Reaves,
(the
Boat
Shep
NORTHWESTERN
SPEECH
Phil
The
then
TOURNAMENT
continued
its
February
with
winning,
Men's
the
the
debaters,
Jesuit
along
Division
Men's
the
Junior
sweepstakes,
six
in
first
sweepstakes,
and
events,
14
on
Speech
16
by
ways
Tournament
College
15,
Senior
Division
the
at
winning
Northwestern
individual
places
other
individuals.
in
places
SENIOR
the
ELOCUTION
Phil
CONTEST
Elocution
Con
sponsored
which
is
one
of
the
March
seventh.
Attack"
and
took
Bob
the
speaking
Al
Magro
"Confederate
of
events
big
on
Senior
its
Next,
test
year
honors
with
top
Alexander
second
copped
with
"Don
in
Hell."
Held
in
Christ
the
au
Juan
the
ditorium,
was
one
of
the
finest
of
its
kind
the
ever
staged
DAN
King
contest
by
Philothespic.
O'SHEA
LEON
FLUSCHE
Al
shakes
hands
his
with
coach,
Magro
for
Mr.
Ingram,
in
the
Senior
S.J.,
Elocution
first
taking
place
Contest.
CHARLES
LUNDQUIST
-�
Robert
Alexander
is
Mr.
congratulated
for
second
taking
in
place
the
by
Senior
Tetlow,
Elocution
his
.coach
S.].,
Contest.
TRACY
JOHNSON
ADOLPH
ROSS
CANALES
PETE
INTERRANTE
M
U
C
H
A
D
o
A not
is
Marsula
Hero
a
(c.
O'Shea
altar,
who
...
(Beatrice)
Flusche
L.
T.
(Friar),
(Leonato),
Johnson
Watching
led
to
the
history
and
(Benedick)
Johnson
].
rejects
Lundquist)
verve
are
wouldn't?
that
in
only
D.
her
Claudio
when away
battle
the
Fighting
Salis)
(Harry
pulse.
taking
O'Brien)
(M.
swounds
the
to
and
famous
spark
brought
B roles.
M.
O'Shea
(Fool),
Pedro),
(Don
D.
and
McRedmond
T.
Flusche
.
(Benedick)
o
U
T
NOTHING
of
for
Tetlow
Mr.
the
it
the
with
It
Phil.
was
the
final
year
a
was
splendid
Society-and
with.
marked
The
the
under
Phil
the
end
of
leadership
of
and
its
other
cabinet
Dan
its
president,
members-Charles
Lundquist,
O'Shea,
Bob
successful very
of
the
year
vice
a
play
Shakespearean
for
light
rib-tickling
end
to
and
situation
of
a
great
riposte,
effort
one
the
Nothing,
play.
crowned
ning
of
one
About
Ado
Much
successful
very
year
topped
combinations
best
the
with
the
off
Phil
The
Shakespearean
Bard's
Canales,
Alexander,
secretary;
president;
Adolph
treasurer.
"You
Much
of
the
cast
of
Ado:
Much
H.
can
A.
Lundquist,
J.
Shea,
M.
O'Shea.
Hopp,
Mrs.
on
slunk
K,
Alexander,
D.
Flusche,
We
McRedmond
up
but
making
other
upon.
of
the
Mrs.
costumes,
half
Juranovitch,
wouldn't
"costumes,"
so
what
dumb?"
Verges,
the
(T.
Coghlan)
has
Sexton
(P.
Reaves)
T. written
O'Bri�n,
L.
Below:
�
0'
Canales,
B.
M.
Matus,
Flusche,
Reaves,
Johnson,
C.
Coghlan,
R.
be
T.
Salis, examines
P.
T.
McRedmond,
be
slunked
to
disturb
Dogberry
(B.
Alexander).
DEBATERS
JESUIT
The
Debaters
Jesuit
Tournament
their
successful two
began
in
Houston.
by
year
Both
teams
reached
teams
to
the
sending
the
but
were
Bellaire
defeated
quarterfinals Their
there.
next was
at
the
accomplishment
November
when
teams
Dallas
contributed
entered
greatly
reached
U.
Tournament
to
they
seven
were
defeated.
The
they
but
failed
January
to
and
Debaters
in
on
the
16
and
of
17
the
All
winning
the
sweepstakes
one
team
quarterfinals before
early
then
attended
this
the
of
the
trophy.
reached
S.M.U.
the
semi-finals
Tournament
in
tournament.
place
particular
Father
and
Weber,
Cristina,
ant
S.J.,
moderator
Mr.
S,J.,
moderator
of
and
the
Victorious
at
Dallas
Leon
University,
Don
Jansen,
Larry
another
Fisher,
to
trophy
Jesuit's
Flusche,
Pat
McGowan,
collection.
Peter
Bob
Hughes,
Bert
Semtner,
and
Alexander,
Pat
add
Simpson
Di
assist
Debaters.
Jesuit
NORTHWESTERN
defeat
their
COLLEGE
went
in
S.M.U.
at
stride,
Taking
College
At
confident
the
tournament
emerged
de
second
a
place
place
trophy,
and
of
the
to
and
the
winning
greatly
contributing
Division
the
Men's
Senior
Division
sweepstakes
number
The
of
taken
second
and
first
places
places
sweepstakes.
in
the
vic
debaters
debate
first
a
amassing
certificate,
Men's
and
determined
a
Speech
this
group.
torious,
bate
to
they
Tournament
Northwestern
Junior
individual
events
debaters
Northwestern
at
was
also
notable.
by
Louisiana
the
tournament
was
the
of
one
place
Johnson,
John
Brough
John
most
win
first
and
Thus
profitable
Debaters
the
have
that
Northwestern
at
Father
smile
Pat
Bob
Mike
McGowan,
O'Shea,
Alexander,
Dan
John
Brough,
by
and
Bert
Semtner
Medal
on
John
Tinkle,
DiCristinia,
S.J.,
Louisiana
the
trophies.
Father
John
Weber,
Johnson,
and
Miller
Cross,
S.].,
the
Jim
spoils
display
Northwestern
College.
the
Affirmative
and
John
Johnson
for
the
negative
Brough
at
Dennis
O'Shea,
Gallaway,
Team
Speech
on
John
Gold
Larry
the
won
and
Mr.
and
Weber,
over
S.].,
McGowan
along
participated with
Pat
College,
in.
ever
they
Jesuit
debate-
in
ners
for
the
DEBATE
MEDAL
GOLD
annual
preparing
Debate.
the
from
victorious
Louisiana,
Returning
each
warfare
began
J.D.'s
effort
other
men
debate.
Pat
ner
and
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president,
treas
McGowan;
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representative,
fine
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have
year.
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secretary,
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Brough,
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and
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team.
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participate
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public
awarded
places
and
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the
in
places
annual
Jesuit's
four
in
against
to
gain
bate,
completed
very
and
ROUNDUP
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left
to
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row,
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right:
P.
J.
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M.
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B.
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eight-page,
monthly
newspaper.
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items,
important
and
athletics
features,
was
im
improved
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mensely.
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paper's
editors,
business en
managers,
and
photographers-was
better
for
larged
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all
of
that
and
expansion
the
students
jobs.
many
this
through
ment
its
equipped
is
of
are
improve
now
able
to
Jesuit
read
a
first
class
school
their
high
own
newspaper,
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to
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M.
1.
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ed.
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coverage
amusements,
row:
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P.
D.
Cross,
B.
Stack,
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T.
A.
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B.
Kenchel,
M.
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M.
Carney,
Burgert.
and
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annual.
editor,
"ROUNDUP
Editor
Tracy
Front
row:
V.
E.
Barber,
Carriere,
F.
Weber,
R.
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and
editors
Brough,
Page
Barber
study
Harper,
Above
Bob
Masse
photos.
and
right:
Jasper
ROUNDUP
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A
right:
McGowan,
issue
of
the
ROUNDUP
past
the
negatives.
once
over
from
Mr.
gets
and
S.J.,
Interrante,
check
Photographers,
John
McGraw.
ROUNDUP
row:
Miller,
Jim
Tom
Jack
Harper,
Pat
McGowan,
ney,
John
left
Editors,
Page
back
right,
Magro,
Gowan,
Front
Mr.
R.
to
Alex
McSwee
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row:
S.J.
John
Masse,
Bob
Johnson,
Masse.
John
Vic
Missing:
Brough,
Barber.
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staff
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J.
J.
members,
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B.
A.
Harper,
R.
Canales,
T.
Healy,
O'Donnell,
seated:
Thornton.
ROUNDUP
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R.
J.
row,
Morrow,
J.
B.
J.
Hollow,
T.
S.J.,
R.
Magro,
M.
Bice,
Masse.
Boyne,
Second
J.
Johnson,
J.
B.
row:
Brough,
C.
Hansen,.
Coursey,
P.
P.
Pierce,
It
Pas
Johnson,
R.
standing:
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R.
Alexander,
A.
Miller,
First
M.
McGowan,
could
J.
be
Scarborough.
said
that
whole
this
certainly
and
thoroughly
UP
staff.
explains
But
still
the
staff
This
LAST
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ROUND
praises
is
it
and
LAST
mention
to
only
the
the
fitting
work
cifically
spe
did.
it
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year's
was
organization
headed
by
aided
Tracy
Editor-in-Chief.
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fine
in
ter
the
LAST
and
for
departments.
staff
had
year's
tremendous
job
the
finished
There
were
bet
last
larger
pages
a
of
is
1957
than
many
the
per
respective
ROUNDUP
is
quality
annual,
who
their
jobs
very
Because
sub-editors,
hard-working
formed
out
was
Johnson,
several
by
in
turning
of
weeks
writ
product.
and
ing,
drawing,
was
the
before
Yearbook
proofreading
for
the
the
staff
ready
Now
that
the
Annual
is
press.
published,
this
one
that
hopes
of
is,
ROUNDUP
the
Jesuit's
will
feel
that
you
if
best,
in
history.
not
the
best,
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HISTORICAL
JESUIT
Back
left
T.
M.
to
row,
O'Niell,
right:
D.
D.
Brough,
D.
Schellenberg,
Second
Sykes,
J.
F.
Gaberino,
Jansen,
C.
V.
The
school
1956-57
Goodman,
J.
was
the
McDermott,
J.
Hollow,
D.
O'Donnell,
Cross,
Mr.
Galloway,
D'Avignon,
J.
J.
Stoebner,
J.
P.
L.
row:
S.J.
Tinkle,
D.
Straley,
C.
R.
Johnson,
SOCIETY
J.
Paschal,
Stoebner,
J.
McDermott,
Front
R.
row:
J.
Burgert.
Messina.
Licandro,
full
first
year
Historical
the
in
And
made
the
first
this
during
Society
year,
in
notable
its
increase
an
in
the
goal:
appreciation
of
and
members
its
history
the
The
in
club
began
films
show
and
September
educational
feature
regular
additional
needed
was
something
of
minds
the
impress
the
of
rest
the
upon
student
Thus
of
the
body
history.
importance
TODAY
Historical
Society's
YESTERDAY
This
journal
being.
facet
virtually
entertainingly
and
of
AND
journal
into
came
covers
aid
felt,
meetings.
that
to
study
dur
talks
members
The
the
ing
however,
other
among
students.
Jesuit
the
fulfill
the
accomplishments
of
ment
to
history.
Society's
Jesuit
year
many
current
in
the
every
events.
With
the
and
the
history
of
TODAY
AND
YESTERDAY
its
active
group's
program
the
bers,
definitely
Society
long
way
mem
has
its
in
a
own
among
Historical
fulfilling
even
goal
gone
in
its Members
of
the
the
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Society
first
of
existence.
year
TODAY
journal,
AND
YESTERDAY.
plan
next
issue
of
their
BAND
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H.
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Adame,
J.
J.
Hitt,
J.
D.
Lewis,
]uranovitch,
Mr.
Schuster,
Coerver,
E.
L.
Strange,
Hohman.
Henson,
Third
Hayes,
].
row:
Lemburg,
N.
Licondra,
J.
B.
Tyree,
C.
Mehl,
R.
Partridge,
Second
C.
row:
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B.
J.
Robira,
L.
Billings,
M.
L.
P.
row:
B.
T.
Ingram,
L.
Lewis,
Revoire,
First
Sellers.
McGraw,
Lira,
Monahan.
D.
P.
].
de
J.
P.
Hermann,
Johnson,
G.
S.
Thornton,
G.
T.
Michaelson,
Dunn,
W.
Crawford.
V.
McDonald,
Barber,
B.
C
D.
Elliott,
Carney,
G.
G.
G.
Brill,
Fourth
Land.
George,
M.
row:
Last
Emmert,
S.
Fr.
row:
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T.
McSweeney,
J.
Sazama,
].
Stephenson,
].
Johnstone,
Oster,
J.
'
B.
Timmerman,
P.
Mentesana,
and
Fr.
Leininger.
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left
are
the
Band
officers,
row:
L.
row:
B.
Snyder,
J.
Strange,
Schuster.
].
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G.
luranovitch,
B.
first
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Flusche,
McGraw,
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Partridge,
P.
Schmitz;
S.
Hopp,
Sellers,
].
twirlers
drum
major
Thornton.
I,
crowds
the
could
give
come
during
many
The
to'
end,
they
was
fifty
hear
to
sounds
caught
to
be
fine
sense
shown
to
Hohman
the
school.
for
made
are
an
of
industrious
Band
members
the
work
with
moderators
generous
was
at
response
Band
year's
with
work
when
their
this
unity
Below
tireless
his
And
lastly,
of
has
of
gay
your
Mr.
given
has
in
recognition
This
and
majestic
to
he
loyalty
hand.
you
piece
the
heart.
simply
has
that
felt
band
the
large,
do
to
music
nature,
the
tribute
how
knew
that
see
we
an
to
year
Listening
wanted you
for
and
deserve
the
exhibitions
fine
would
has
the
all
beats.
paramount
individual
officers
the
at
Highland
audiences.
mattered;
heavy
of
and
"Pop"
January
field
the
onto
Concert.
Band's
Boogie"
that
see
that
Now year.
pleasing
else
and
Credit,
the
at
"Clarinet
marched
they
school
about go
nothing
rhythm
each
the
bandsmen
gold
game,
corning
to
in
lead
to
and
blue
snappy
Park
rise
clarinets
The
the
When
the
best
yet.
Ranger
some
who,
group
extra
hours
as
a
dance
a
handsome
practice,
arrangement
of
made
and
of
long
business
band.
playing
Mr.
Hohman
directs
Band
the
at
Love
in
Field
early
the
in
greeting
Ranger
Irish
the year.
Fighting
RADIO
Left
to
Eddie
right:
S.J.,
Jim
Pete
Dugan,
Wrenn,
John
Masse,
Gene
.
Mikeska,
Strange,
Sam
CLUB
Bob
Mr.
Masse,
William
W.
Wolcott,
Lomonaco.
With
the
desire
learn
to
Radio
the
with
various
been
has'
electronic
equip
two
Having
it
about
more
Club
electronics,
working
ment.
klystrons,
purchased
in
been
has
the
mi
experimenting
and
crowave
with
the
of
use
a
region;
new
600
bers
transmitter
watt
have
club
mem
in
been
the
broadcasting
amateur
VHF
bands.
these
activities
the
Radio
Through
Club
has
to
stimulate
an
inter
hoped
est
electronics.
in
club
are:
The
officers
of
the
Sam
Lomonaco,
President;
Vice
Pete
President;
Strange,
John
Treas
Masse,
urer;
Jim
Wrenn,
Eddie
Masse,
and
Dugan,
coil.
Bob
Sam
Pete
Strange,
Lomonaco
John
Masse,
the
study
of
operation
Mr.
Wolcott,
their
famous
S.].,
Tesla
Secretary;
and
Jim
Wrenn,
Bob
Domo.
Masse,
Major
MATHEMATICS
Left
Mr.
to
Paul
right:
Adolph
J.
The
Kozsuch,
Bob
Canales,
Larry
Gallaway,
Mathematics
for
the
year
cause
Mike
O'Neill,
Sam
Lomonaco,
Patrick
Peter
Jim
Wrenn,
John
Masse,
McGowan.
Hughes,
Society
this
the
Semtner,
Masse,
was
Jesuit
formed
Bert
SOCIETY
of
spread
purpose
the
of
ing
of
mathemat
language
and
of
ics'
also
the
of
advance
a
furthering
scholastic
dents
attitude
in
the
of
minds
of
the
stu
School.
Jesuit
The
High
the
Mathematics
Society
Mathematics
which
publishes
is
credited
as
[ournal,
an
official
school
being
the
This
is
publication.
first
time
in
the
school's
that
a
history
has
out
come
in
that
journal
non-literary
capacity.
This
the
officers
of
society
Patrick
McGowan,
Vice
Mr.
have
the
year
been:
President;
Sam
and
President;
monaco,
ales,
Lo
Can
Adolph
The
moderator
is
Secretary-Treasurer.
Paul
Kozsuch.
J.
Pete
Strange,
of
copies
the
Sam
Lomonaco,
and
Mathematics
Mike
with
Journal
O'Neill
Mr.
look
Kozsuch.
over
some
ASTRONOMY
Mr.
William
W.
Standing:
Watson.
Simpson,
Mike
Wolcott,
Seated:
Dennis
John
S.J.,
Pat
McBride,
Louis
Loiselle,
CLUB
Thurmond,
John
Jon
Tinkle,
Eddie
David
Don
Osborne,
Poche,
Schol,
Dugan.
John
over
Thurmond,
the
and
Mr.
Wolcott,
Louis
Osborne
look
S.J.,
new
Spitz
planetarium.
Eddie
Dugan,
and
S.J.,
scopes.
Mike.
Louis
McBride,
Thurmond
John
examine
Osborne,
one
of
Mr.
the
Wolcott,
club's
tele
SAFETY
First
T.
row:
D.
McRedmond,
Roberts,
Fourth
T.
C.
O'Donnell,
row:
L.
Timmerman,
The
P.
].
Interrante,
the
Gaberino,
Mr.
Officers
of
Burns.
Second
C.
row:
Hansen,
F.
A.
its
Killeen.
usual
work
].
Priest,
Fifth
B.
].
Sweeney,
J.
Kiowski,
row:
of
].
McGuire.
D.
Stoebner,
and
also
handle
found
time
to
school
the
a
road-eo,
sponsor
at
traf
enforcing
promoting
school.
They
and zones,
no
paint
functions.
parking
the
Club
were:
President,
Safety
R.
Secretary,
row:
Hollow,
].
continued
this year
around
safety
parking
Third
Mentesana,
Pierce.
Club
Safety
fie
Sladek.
Schellenberg,
Sazama,
].
B.
CLUB
J.
Hollow;
Vice
T.
President,
O'Donnell;
Kiowski.
Healy;
Treasurer,
J.
Word
it
has
that
the
only
these
but
are
the
not
laziest
ugliest
members
of
the
Club.
But
Safety
what
are
to
you
need
P.
do
when
going
a
picture?
you
R.
Mentesana,
o
T.
Healy,
and
Donnell,
Hollow.
].
STAFF
LIBRARY
Last
row:
Mrs.
R.
White,
P.
S.J.,
row:
Cardenas,
R.
Pierce,
H.
Steobner,
P.
J.
Scarborough,
M.
Matus,
Starrett,
J.
B.
J.
Boyne,
Loiselle,
Borders,
R.
Hughes,
M.
J.
Shaw,
Vance,
Braun
Fr.
Mrs.
Hughes,
D.
Helies,
J.
D.
Fowler,
P.
McBride,
Sazama,
Hall,
First
Osterling.
D.
R.
Plum,
Kiowski,
J.
F.
Schellenberg.
The
number
of
that
body
books
the
and
the
librarians
size
of
student
receive
requires
students,
the
from
help
who
the
more
routine
tasks
in
the
perform
library.
Mrs.
White,
librarian,
being
look up.
bound
to
be
here
someplace."
Sazama
hunts-
a
card
on
a
John
book
re
just
turned.
knew
her
really
taken
was
picture
"It's
but
refused
to
BOOKSTORE
STAFF
Students
in
the
working
bookstore
"where
basement
the
is
price
almost
right."
Victor
Lewis,
Dan
Oh
what
Boy,
"Two
bits,
boy."
can't
Fr.
take
of
care
Tynan
teria
and
so
he
handles
whole
the
and
the
cafe
leaves
money
work
the
to
dirty
men
The
mighty
students
of
the
who
"volunteer?"
cafeteria
staff.
Mr.
Sykes
McGuire.
a
mess.
S.].,
CAMERA
First
row:
D.
M.
Shaw,
D.
Osborne,
bows
foils,
Marlow,
R.
1.
row:
Cameras,
Sykora,
1.
Interrante,
].
D.
Ruiz,
at
Mr.
all
].
Interrante,
student
a
Moderator.
R.
R.
Gibbons,
Finch,
and
CLUB
G.
Miller,
Second
S.].,
Lewis.
is
arrows-anything
interested
in
be
can
and
used
his
to
heart's
content
in
explored
some
club.
The
value
of can
organization
in
seen
every
Club
a
basement
full
among
of
day
down
a
corridor
hurrying
be
hobbyists
of
pairs
members
Camera
fencers,
with
some
com
fiddling
of
plicated- looking
piece
equipment.
Bob
Masse
and
Interrante
Jasper
pieces
and
Don
Shaw
are
action
taking
shots.
camera
a
readying
asper
before
press
enlarger,
used
protessional
One
an
operate
of
the
Interrante
]
equipment
the
by
hobbyists.
of
FENCERS
P.
1.
Johnson,
Morrison,
].
Stephen,
Mr.
].
Tinkle,
D.
Poche,
B.
]uranovitch,
].
D.
A.
M.
McBride,
Thompson,
P.
Patterson,
T.
T.
Barber,
McGarvey,
C.
Schol,
V.
Masse,
Robira,
S.].
Garde."
ARCHERS
H.
Starrett,
1.
Fisher,
P.
C.
].
Michaelson,
D.
T. gram,
].
Krysinski,
Morrison,
D.
Elliott,
].
Mr.
Pattison,
Miller
S.J.
R.
Bilheimer,
Henson,
C.
P.
Pellegrini,
1.
Reese,
].
Schaefer,
Wanja,
H.
Osborne,
K.
Barker,
Brown,
G.
D.
].
Guenther,
Wren
Hughes,
"En
In
Lewis,
CHEERLEADERS
Coach
Flynn
the
whoops
crowd
be up
fore
the
Highland
Park game.
Above
left,
Father
Athletic
Jesuit
our
May,
Bus
favorite
pep
cheerleader.
Above
Father
right,
at
rally.
Shields
the
accepts
new
and
hale;
Hardy
with
muscle}
Bulging
lack
but
a
tail.
They
But
not
in
a
hustle;
For
not
if
they're
careful}
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A.
"1956"
C.
MOSER-Quarterback
All-State .._...
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EARL
MUNCHRATH-L.
guard
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end
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GENE
R.
DUNHAM
Linebacker
FENSE
'1956"
E
VIC
LEWIS-L.
linebacker
Magro
Wingback
air
in
Al
Left:
to
snare
Moser
a
goes
the
high
the
aerial
cham
during
at
pionship
looks
game
it
while
the
referee
Beaumont,
over
carefully.
a
a
Ranger
Spies,
would
short
be
left
the
Ken
Right:
tackler
from
Laneri
eludes
end,
after
grabbing
shot
from
A.
C.
Moser.
Left:
Tom
looks
like
a
bull
wild
Loughney
let
out
of
his
just
knees
Jesuit's
vaults
speedy
into
the
right
air
end,
to
J.
haul
McLeod,
down
a
high
Moser
toss
as
of
a
Scot
defenders
con
bevy
on
verge
hard.
the
elusive
end
him
to
bring
down
he
the
digs
and
high
Scots.
Right:
as
pen
those
driving
onrushing
up
turf,
hard
the
through
Above:
Here's
sophomore
wide
sweeping
Bob
halfback,
that
plays
to
be
proved
Cahill,
too
the
to
carrying
much
for
dirt
on
one
of
Jesuit's
pay
Commandos
the
from
Tulsa.
.
Left:
ace
Right:
Laneri's
ball
Jesuit's
carrier
Al pass
receiver,
all
out
is
Magro,
heading
for
to
an
unavoidable
goes
termination
the
snatch
his
to
short
slippery
journey
pigskin
crucial
while
gain,
a
the
as
pesky
Pleasant
Grove
line
Jesuit
defender
doesn't
spearheaded
make
Koller
things
easier
for
Mickey
any
him.
in
for
by
moves
the
stop.
Above:
Pettibone
Jesuit's
"Jim
Dandy,"
down
before romp
going
after
a
Jerry
a
picked
tackle
shoe
string
sizeable
up
a
by
Mt.
stray
chunk.
of
on
yardage
Pleasant
Tiger.
this
e
e
THE
Back
1956"
A.
row:
C.
D.
O'Shea,
Magro,
1.
P.
F.
Kirk,
Bosco,
P.
Lundquist,
Van
C.
Schaefer,
McRedmond,
Arnold,
The
had
Jesuit
to
themselves
Rangers
been
G.
Spies,
Knight,
in
alive
R.
B.
M.
V.
Lewis,
McLeod,
j.
Koller.
M.
Flusche,
Middle
A.
C.
B.
Moser,
B.
P.
O'Reilly,
Pettibone,
McGuire,
this
was
after
out
game
of
one
the
just
that
the
would
have
live
to
Rangers
the
through
knew
remainder
of
to
more
yet
didn't
through
go
them
want
end
to
eight
like
first
the
they
the
So
went
into
spirited
action
rewards.
brought
to
win
all
the
and
action
Rangers
that
season.
They
had
they
on
the
during
that
and
lives,
had.
The
great
went
Rangers
of
rest
their
ball
with
the
games
of
and
also
one,
exception
T.eLL.
succeeded
in
the
capturing
football
state
when
championship
Kirwin
of
Galveston,
ped
was
for
stop
Galveston.
This,
a
way
and
The
Flynn.
their
in
Ranger
words
great
coach
Ranger
'56
the
suc
up
the
Rangers
Bill
the
up
with
finish
to
appropriate
both season,
coach
could
they
at
14-6,
an
indeed,
cessful
rookie
summed
one
probably
the
best
squad
way
he
any
after
loudly
the
spoke
�
cherished
in
victory
I've
ever
This
Galveston,
is
the
best
row:
Barry,
Dodson,
Interrante,
Cahill.
their
opening
But
Park.
lives
row:
Dunham,
dig
buried
Highland
nine
RANGERS
R.
Moser,
R.
Front
K.
D.
they
with
Wilson,
B.
Munchrath,
Biasatti.
].
Lamberty,
M.
E.
Pettibone,
J.
E.
Loughney,
Cooper,
j.
Winkle,
T.
Mycue,
T.
A.
had
JESUIT
team
coached."
COACH
FLYNN
F
o
o
T
B
A
L
L
Back
row:
Higgins,
Moser,
Human,
Brewton,
Lintz,
Ahnert,
Burlew,
O'Shea,
Reese,
Hull,
Pierce,
Neuhoff,
Tuton,
O'Connell,
Blocker,
Schmitz,
Murphy,
Gonzales,
Carson,
Wooliscroft,
Lintz,
Gieb,
Marietta.
battles
M.
Right:
hard
Murphy
with
a
S.O.c.
for
er
defend
of
the
possession
precious
Left:
pigskin.
D.
McGuire goes
for
one-hand
a
stab
high
of
a
W ooliscroft
aerial
S.O.c.
against
F
F R
o
s
H
0
0
T
B
A
L
L
Back
row:
Adams,
Coach
Sears,
Hanna.
Chefchis,
Middle
Connelly,
row:
Salinas,
Fisher.
Ellison,
Ventura,
J.
McBride,
Durb-in,
Boeding,
Helies,
A.
McBride,
T.
Moody,
Chaplin,
Cowdin,
Jankowski,
Enright,
Rust,
Parkerson,
Heinen,
Gibbs,
Frossard,
Bulger,
Calame,
Pattison,
Alfieri,
Gruber,
Taylor,
'56-
HOMECOMING
Above:
The
Band
forms
large
their
emblematic
of
heart,
for
of
and
Honor,
the
gala
homecoming.
while
Homecoming
halftime
the
queenship,
Maids
Queens,
hand
surrounding
their
bouquets,
The
on
the
a
Jesuit
ceive
Below:
crowd
'57
their
re
they
Queens
ceremonies.
during
for
escorts
pose
before
a
group
picture
the
capacity
are
right to
Left
team.
football
the
selected
by
were
who Heine.
queens,
Viola
homecoming
McKevitt,
the Donna are
Above
Miller,
Mary Macias,
Janie
Sara
Panizzi,
AIda
Oppe, Francis
Lopez, Rosita
honor,
of maids
1957
the shown
are
Below
Wilson.
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Co-Captain
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V
A
R
S
I
T
s y
Q
u
A
D
Pictured
above
are
the
of
Back
1956-57.
Rangers
A.
row:
G.
Co-Captain
K.
Graves,
Co-Captain
Spies,
C.
Moser,
].
McLeod,
Schwartz.
].
Front
row:
S.
Manager
T.
Zilhman,
B.
D.
Dupre,
Shine,
.
B.
Wewer,
Hettler,
The
Burt.
basketball
this
should
Jesuit
in
During
record
the
will
serve
as
at
Their
lack
of
Jesuit.
were
low
did
erect
in
the
same
hustling
determination
won-loss
column
Durick
as
the
expected
].
SC;HWARTZ,
Senior
San
to
since
Coach
brought
the
the
Durick's
forces,
year.
a
lot
of
close
ones
as
a
They
determination
didn't
falter.
the
By
some
home
Rangers
line
that
experience
this
lost game.
the
Durick's
experiment
in
scrap
win
to
so
ample
faced
every
but
Rangers'.
Coach season,
the
them
give
reveal;
the
inevitable
was
Ranger
to
they
improved
will
loaded
personnel.
order
situation
with
scrapping,
record
and
great
driving
the
Coach
in
juniors
face
and
their
a
a
example
success
experienced
and
sophomores
wouldn't
at
of
boastful any
on
Rangers
with
glance
end
great
everyone-a
build up
they
of
shining
teams
but
a
spirit
future
the
up
didn't
Rangers
won-loss
.Rangers
hustling
known
the
regular
the
column,
that
ping
be
by
season
play
in
now
year
is.
enviable
or
D.
of
story
it
story
gave
results
before
good
consolation
from
were
they
the
T.eLL.
trophy
tourney
Antonio.
forward
D.
WEWER,
Senior
guard
TONY
Senior
DUPRE,
guard
BOB
A.
GEORGE
GRAVES,
Junior
C.
MOSER,
Senior
HETTLER,
Junior
guard
center
guard
What's
this
excited
about?
so
guy
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"Oh,
shucks!"
DAVE
BURT,
Sophomore
guard A.
C.
MOSER,
KEN
SPIES,
Senior
forward
CHUCK
SLADEK,
Junior
forward GEORGE
GRAVES
Junior
guard
Senior
center
THE
RANGER
LEADERS
Co-Captain
KEN
SPIES
Senior
Co-Captain
GEORGE
GRAVES
Junior
All-State
S
econd
and
Tournament
Team
All-City
A.
C.
MOSER
Senior
A. row:
Middle
Boeding. row:
M.
Front
Alfieri,
coach.
F.
Sears,
S.].,
M.
Marco, Messina,
San
].
DeLacy,
L.
Father
M. Herrin,
row:
R.
Tumy,
back
B. Bellamy,
Mordaunt,
basketballers,
M. T. Frosh
Missing: Salinas,
A.
Rushing.
E. manager,
LaMarche,
McBride,
R. Moriarty,
M.
deLira,
P.
Slater.
At
left
F
rosh
s
h
arpshooter
.
Felix
two
f· ie
ld
0
AlE" tet:
out
jumps
Pponents
for
anoth er
goal.
.
Jim
Slater
Sall·nas.
1
to
eaps
th
tap
e
b
all
to
the
.
w
Arnold
aIhng
LETTERMEN'S
Back
row:
Loveland,
Magro,
R.
Interrante.
Fourth
McLeod,
Vance.
Deramee,
Third
Three
of
Right:
the
outstanding
members
of
Letterman's
the
Club
here
are
pic-
tured
the
holding
football
trophy,
of
the
proud
of
symbol
second
their
T.C.I.L.
state
football
champ
ionshi
From
.
p
left
to
right:
J.
A.
Pettibone,
C.
Moser,
ident
of
.terman's
and
All
M.
are
staters.
pres
the
Let-
club,
Koller.
all
Moser,
First
Wilson,
Cahill,
row:
J.
B.
Burt.
Lundquist.
J.
Schwartz,
M.
Graves,
row:
Biasatti,
Emerson,
Cooper,
Klein,
CLUB
Woods,
Second
McGuire,
Hanna,
Pettibone,
A.
Flusche,
Knight,
O'Shea,
C.
Moser,
Welch,
Munchrath,
McRedmond,
Dunham,
Loughney,
Wewer,
row:
McDermott,
Fleming.
Priest,
Mycue,
Ruiz,
Spies,
Koller,
row:
Reese,
O'Reilly,
Kenchel,
Carr,
Zihlman,
Zoppi,
Dodson,
Schaefer,
Hettler,
7'
VARSITY]
TOM
LOUGHNEY
Center
Field
PETE
O'REILLY
Third
CHARLIE
Base
LINDLEY
Infielder
COACH
DURICK
r,
T
BASEBALL
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DICK
HULL
Second
Base
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SWEENEY
JACK
HARPER Catcher
JACK
Pitcher
HARPER
JACK
lIND
out
to
them
he
the way
the
Pitchers
grips
Killeen
and
ball
for
watch
Harper
he
points
the
of
delivery
his
Manglesdorf
as
curve.
TOM
LOUGHNEY
0
T L L
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CAPTAIN
DICK
HULL
D
p
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B
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L
E
TRACK
TEAM
Fred
Schaefer,
Track
Jesuit
and
mainstay
blurred
Three
Above:
over
figures
the
low
hurdles
leap
their
on
to
a
way
finish.
Left
M.
to
blazing
].
Flusche,
right:
Kenchel.
T.
McLeod,
Pictured
C.
are
Reese,
Right:
discus
and
shot
M.
thrower,
Koller,
putter,
vaulter.
J.
Partridge,
Below:
of
pole
Coach
his
over.
from
left
get
to
start,
M.
Mewhinney,
and
they
sprinters
to
L.
T.
three
into
as
top
position
bone,
looks
Shaener
right:
Flusche,
Kenchel.
Petti
].
top
city
sprinter.
TENNIS
The
Right:
tennis
team
pictured
their
with
left
clubs
war
F.
to
are,
right:
T.
S.
Emerson,
Faust,
and
Neuhoff,
Cowdin.
J.
Absent
when
taken:
was
picture
Hansen.
Chuck
Faust
Below:
to
is
smash
back
ready
as
a
Emerson
volley
moves
The
into
two
the
net.
form
Jesuit's
doubles
top
team.
TEAM
PATRONS
SPECIAL
COMPLIMENTS
BROUGH
CHRIST
THE
COWDIN
AGENCY
CHURCH
KING
BROTHERS
FLEMING
AND
LAWRENCE
MR.
ENGRAVING
BLANKS
OF
ADVERTISING
AND
CONTRACTORS
SONS
C.
GALLA
MRS.
W.
REALTOR
WAY,
B.
MOTHERS
HOLLOW
CLUB
JESUIT
W.
B.
MR.
KIRK
AND
AND
MRS.
NEUHOFF
MR.
FAMILY
S.
W.
MAGRO
BROTHERS
AND
MRS.
PACKERS
FELIX
PASQUALINO
SACRED
DR.
HEART
AND
CATHEDRAL
MRS.
J.
SUPERIOR
ALEX
K.
J.
SAZAMA,
BOWLING
W ASAFF
JR.
LANES
PATRONS
MR.
AND
MRS.
BOERGER
BRIAN'S
BUD
R.
E.
ALEXANDER
OPTICAL
CO.
FINANCE
C.
A.
NEW
ORLEANS
LOUANN'S
B.
SMITH
LAWN
CO.
&
PRESTON
STOVALL'S
ST.
OAK
SLADEK
EUGENE
OF
ON
SAMMY'S
COMPANY
W ASHETTE
HOLLOW
AQUINAS
WILSON
PIANO
COMPANY
FRIENDS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
O'Shea
Fuller- Bland
Lumber
Company
C.
Mr.
A.
Mr.
and
Moser
&
McCorkle,
Mrs.
Lomonaco
Sam
Allen
Co.
Dinwiddie,
Co.
&
Jack
Venturine
P.
on
J.
Tool
Rental
&
O.
Service
V.
Butcher
Electrical
Dallas
Shoe
Supply
and
W.
Mrs.
Shops
Mullen
Hobson
Jr.
John
Class
2A
of
Station
Caskey
Supply
Mr.
Greenville
Sammy's
Beckman
Florist
Jennie
Robert
Shelton
Toys
Ice
Mr.
Cream
and
Mrs.
Victor
Barber
Ray's
St.
Church
James of
a
Friend
Compliments
Fresh
Whittle
Made
Donut
Co.
Music
Company
Beck's
Cline
Fried
Chicken
Music
Company
L.
Evans
J. Association
Southwest
Savings
Mr.
of
a
and
Mrs.
Frank
B.
Cole
Friend
Compliments
Mr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Orville
M.
and
Tex
a
Compliments
the
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Tailor
Friend
Mrs.
Fred
Erickson
Big of
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CHURCH
THOMAS
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Borders
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