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1957 Yearbook

Page 1

9·5 I


LAST

ROUNDUP

Published

the

Students

of

by

JESUIT

3812

HIGH

Oak

Lawn

DALLAS,

SCHOOL

Avenue

TEXAS


THE

BISHOP

"SHEPHERD"

THOMAS

K.

of

Bishop

D.

GORMAN,

Dallas-Fort

D.D.,

Worth

Sc.

Hist.


T

his

is

the

Clever

and

witty,

yearbook,

and

Lonely

and

With

'verve,

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

o

HEIN,

Secretary-Jrreasurer

REVEREND

SYL VESJrER

S.].

].

RIVOIRE,

S.].

Assistant

Religion

Principal,

Minister,

Band

Religion,

Moderator


\FACULTY� These

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

-

REVEREND

]ULIUS

Athletic

Moderator

of

].

MAY,

Director

Letterman's

Club

I

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

].

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


'

SENIOR

CLASS

President

OFFICERS:

].

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;

Moser,

Inset:


SCHOOL

HIGH JESUIT

Avenue Lawn

Oak 3812

TEXAS

19,

DALLAS

PRINCIPAL

THE OFFICE

OF

'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;

:A.

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,

ior

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;


SENIOR

U

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FATTEST

A

Grandinetti

Tony

and

T

THINNEST

I

Noel

Deramee

V

E

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

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stubborn,

Chinese

Earl

the

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Kenchel,

to

none

dozen

which

o'er

now

to

worry.

never

that

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was

the

lesser;

thought

would

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a

brought

cuisine.

Loveland In

Father

he

now

teaches,

May

head

as

physics

pro­

stoop; fessor. Tom

now

finds

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bounds

with

"Met"

the

ballet

troupe.

As

the

was

old

Hookah

image

was

smiling,

fa�ing So

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as

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true,

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you.

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March

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acquired

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in

new

from

students-refugees

show

Imre

pictures

their

first

bewilderment.

and

Attila

Lengvary

of

days

eral

"only

and

Hungarian"

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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

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John

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MATHEMATICS

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J.

The

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Bob

Canales,

Larry

Gallaway,

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Sam

Lomonaco,

Patrick

Peter

Jim

Wrenn,

John

Masse,

McGowan.

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William

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Simpson,

Mike

Wolcott,

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John

S.J.,

Pat

McBride,

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Loiselle,

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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,

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from

help

who

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more

routine

tasks

in

the

perform

library.

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White,

librarian,

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to

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someplace."

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card

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book

re­

just

turned.

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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

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cafe­

leaves

money

work

the

to

dirty

men

The

mighty

students

of

the

who

"volunteer?"

cafeteria

staff.

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Sykes

McGuire.

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mess.

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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

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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

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action

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shots.

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press

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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

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CHEERLEADERS

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Flynn

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right,

at

rally.

Shields

the

accepts

new


and

hale;

Hardy

with

muscle}

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lack

but

a

tail.

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But

not

in

a

hustle;

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not

if

they're

careful}


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MAGRO-Wingback

DAN

O'SHEA-R.

tackle

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end T.

McREDMOND-R.

guard


F

FENSE

A.

"1956"

C.

MOSER-Quarterback

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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

mail

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

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this

excited

about?

so

guy


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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,

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DICK

HULL

Second

Base

•

•

..

--

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

o

L

u

A

B

y

L

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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


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COMPLIMENTS

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MR.

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