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1958 Yearbook

Page 1

WE

EDITORIAL

THE

STAFF

OF

1958,

PROUDLY

PRESENT:

...

the

last

r

undup


His

Excellency

MOST

REVEREND

of

Bishop

THOMAS

Dallas-Fort

K.

GORMAN

Worth


president

REVEREND

THOMAS

J.

SHIELDS,

President

of

School

Jesuit

High

S.J.


To

the

Class

School

Jesuit

Class

bids

of

'58

farewell

the

to

High

of

and

it

1958,

and

does

You

this

with

in

...

Senior

esteem

this

school

prayers

your

little

as

four

boys

leave

You

years

is

but

physical

have years,

growth

achieved

your

and

true

manhood.

souls

life

The

teachers

and

in

me

Staff

of

High

God

join

bestow may

of

full

a

upon

of

measure

success

you

whatever

be

chosen

walk

accord

with

the

Catholic

Divine

Will

American

of

God

gentlemen

at

you

the

end

of

your

cultured

as

living

in

has

School

that

prayer

everyone

that

have

of

the

may

happiness

President

School

Jesuit

en­

real

This.

cooperation,

Jesuit

the

and

in

this

with

happiness

so

the

God.

and

your

Faculty

with

each

charac-

have

before

your

of

your

and

will

of

appreciation

of

purpose

achieved

judgment,

of

you

an

your

the

objective

life

addi-

of

firmness

a

Above

all,

on

and

been

men­

in

high

maturity

of

intellect,

of

during

a

you

outlook

teristic

graved

been

as

withal-for

men

true,

school

meaning

has

Mater

your

it

to

your

an

Alma

ago.

men,

young

tion

High

for

for

hopeful

started

real

with

graduates

you

future.

life

eternal.


principal

REVEREND

MICHAEL

P.

KAMMER,

S.].

of

Principal

School

Jesuit

the

of

achievements

of

Class

the

is

'58

of

that

one

I

sort.

till

that

reserved

have

citation

the

is

the

was

closed

annual

fine

made

far

as

finest

which

admiration

the

senior

the

of

All

of

and

externals;

on�

with

The

thoroughness

alert

and

Christ's

to

briefing

ready,

who

members

several

the

of

a

many.

Coteau.

school.

and

quiet,

evoked

command

a

fittingly,

give

by

from

the

history

themselves

held

in

it

to

read

Grand

judge

may

of

the

in

perhaps

seniors

at

retreat

one

as

retreats,

the

made

these

be

to

likely

prominence,

achievement

sections

order

in now,

recognition

where

of

That

class

them

recognitron

requires

Among

special

place

High

witnessed

it.

faculty

is

our

rest·

of

It

that

alertness

the

If

lives.

our

which

does,

Catholic

so

to

return

two

retreat

time

characterize

will

wretched

after

Christ

shortly

the

with

that

an

time,

the

away

bitter

consciousness

age,

should

have

been

full,

between-years

years

to

and,

follow

parabola

early

in

the

precious

from

creative,

in

that

of

from

swing

middle

again

wasted

having

not

to

begin

in

Him

to

school,

of

they

men

young

many

high

Christ

will

it

graduates'

in

to

tingling

hope

the

quickened

awareness

of

rich

living

by

simultaneously

worlds.

Christ

a

Our

hope

can

sentimentality

escapes

make

graduates

it

everyone

becoming

reality

by

meet.

everything

you

seeking

be

in

continuously

You

with

you.

prayer:

Christ

and

in

by

a

the

sacraments

and


...

REVEREND

and

administration

REVEREND

SYLVESTER

FABIAN

J.

RIVOIRE,

JOHNSTON,

S.J.

S.J.

Secretary

Assistant

Principal

Prefect

of

Discipline

Band

REVEREND

Student

Moderator

RICHARD

Counselor

T.

GAUL,

S.J.

REVEREND

ROBERT

A.

TYNAN,

Underclassmen Student

Counselor

Upperclassmen

Geometry

S.J.


REVEREND

JAMES

J.

Radio

Religion,

ALLEN,

S.J.

Club

Speech,

faculty

REVEREND

FRANCIS

R.

BRAUN,

Science

Librarian,

REVEREND

FRANCIS

Library

1.

JANSSEN,

S.].

Latin

Religion,

Speech,

."

REVEREND

JULIUS].

MAY,

S.].

Athletic

Religion,

Chemistry,

Letterman's

Club

Physics,

Moderator,

S.].


REVEREND

LUKE

MIRANDA

Religion

•

•

•

REVEREND

Latin,

ANTHONY

C.

O'FL

YNN,

S.].

English

REVEREND

D.

J.

SULLIVAN

Religion

REVEREND

A.

WILLIAM

1.

REVEREND

JACQUES

WEBER,

Religion,

S.].

Speech,

Debate

lish,

Latin,

Eng­

Moderator

CRANDELL,

Senior

Retreat

Jesuit

Director,

Retreat'

58

S.J.


MR.

KENNETH

A.

BUDDENDORFF,

S.J.

Latin

Religion,

Speech,

Modera­

English,

Sodality

tor.

MR.

FRANC�S

CONLAN,

J.

S.].

Latin,

Speech,

Religion,

Band

Assistant

English,

Moderator.

MR.

HENRY

E.

DICRISTINA,

Religion,

Assistant

Speech,

Debate

S.J.

Math,

Modera­

tor.

MR.

PHILIP

HANLEY,

Religion,

E.

S.J.

Latin,

Speech,

Assistant

English,

Mod­

erator

Philothespic,

"Jesuit

Journal."

MR.

RALPH

HEBERT,

H.

S.}.

Latin,

Speech,

Religion,

Assistant

Sodality

Math,

Berchman's

Moderator,

Club,

MR.

Magicians'

C.

Society.

ROBERT

INGRAM,

Religion,

S.].

Speech,

Latin,

Moderator

Philothespic.

H.

MR.

JAMES·'

McLEOD,

S.].

Moderator

Latin,

English,

Camera

"The

Roundup,"

Club.

MR.

ROBERT

J.

MILLER,

S.J.

Math,

Speech,

Religion,

"Last

Moderator

Round­

Club.

up,"

Archery

A.

MR.

JOSEPH

SELGAS,

S.].

Mat

Spanish,

Latin,

Glee

R�dio

h,

Club.

Club,

C.

VINCENT

MR.

SYKES,

Latin,

S.].

History,

English,

Football

Freshman

Coach,

Bookstore.

MR.

EDWARD

TAFOYA,

S.].

Span­

Speech,

Religion,

Cafeteria.

ish,

Cheerleaders,

L.

MR.

BENJAMIN

WREN,

Religion,

S.].

Speech,

Freshman

History,

Basket­

English,

ball

Club.

Coach,

Fencing


BISHOP

LYNCH

AWARD

of

and

President

The

Faculty

TEXAS

OF

SCHOOL

HIGH

THE

DALLAS,

JESUIT

extend

all

to

shall

who

this

behold

in

the

document

Lord

Greetings

WHEREAS:

the

His

Lynch

Bishop

memory,

the

distinction

student

the

of

school

and

been

has

of

of

has

reflected

the

betterment

of

the

come

within

The

WHEREAS:

of

hi�

eminently

High

distinction

and

worthy

THEREFORE:

of

Because

concurrence

of

awarded

has

of

High

School,

FRANCIS

Lynch

our

office

and

by

to

with

hereby

McGOWAN

for

fifty-eight.

by

all

found

declare

we

Jesuit

and

of

authority

by

the

Bishop

hundred

affection

consideration,

the

PATRICK

be

nine

the

honor;

merits,

of

the

faculty

to"

worthy

thousand

due

School,

his

signal

the

and

"and,

after

Jesuit

this

the

himself

confidence,

influence;

of

faculty

the

by

leadership,

of

dedication

the

his

sphere

has,

attainment,

spiritual

unselfish

respect,

of

the

1958,

by

the

won

school,

have

special

of

scholastic

his

qualities

the

extracurricular

activities,

who

Class

superior

of

by

in

excellence

happy

with

and,

influences;

his

by

the

school

the

on

the

graduate

his

personality,

his

its

to

most

Francis

refinement

and

he

reflected

faithfully

McGowan,

credit

most

has

who

responsive

Patrick

WHEREAS:

honoring

purpose

School

High

spirit

the

of

trophy

of

Jesuit

manliness

Lynch,

Joseph

the

for

of

Patrick

Reverend

Most

Excellency,

the

founded

Trophy

of

the

year

Our

one

Lord,


valedictorian

F.

PATRICK

With

the

...

McGOWAN

scholastic

record

for

highest

his

four

at

Jesuit

years

Patrick

the

F.

McGowan

valedictorian

His

the

class

held

1958.

High

on

Night,

{The

May

Crisis

that

out

named

Jesuit

Class

entitled:

He'

of

the

at

given

Senior

was

School,

been

has

for

address

High

in

due

to

24,

Education."

the

failure

pointed

of

American

educators

to

keep

curricular

standards

of

a

system,

has

e

in

the

up

nation's

well-trained

high

school

students

scarcity

resulted.

e

•••

our

educational

for

the

system

has

most

of

philosophy

·

salutatorian

..

D.

MILLER

JAMES

With

the

second

record

scholastic

highest

for

four

his

at

Jesuit

years

D.

Miller

has

been

School,

High

the

named

salu­

James

tatorian

for

at

the

class

of

1958.

the

entitled:

was

address

His

Class

Senior

High

Jesuit

given

"New

for

Frontiers

Night

the

Class

of

that

He

'58."

emphasized

in

national

both

interna­

and

America,

Chris­

needs

tional

enlightened

politics,

tian

to

make

the

government

leadership

serve

interests

the

best

to

meet

of

the

people.

((.

.

.

is

this

one

of

challenge

of

the

greatest

our

youth."

to

opportunities

open

no

provided

part

life."

sound


can

Everywhere

mark

of

the

see

you

the

senior

class

no

.

.

.

could

single

list

all

paragraph

their

activities

and

achievements

the

instead;

serves

as

one

entire

vast

the

annual

mirror

work

and

.

.

.

in­

reflecting

fluence

of

...

I a

dedicated

truly

of

group

students.

CLASS

PRESIDENTS:

202-Jack

Biasatti;

l02-Dennis

Sweeney;

l09-Chuck

Sladek;

l07-John

Stoebner.

•

•

•

•

seniors


PAUL

Berchman's

Club,

Club,

10,

12;

M.

President,

Club,

12;

11,

ACKELS

Class

Letterman's

11;

Varsity,

Baseball,

11,

Y}

Class

11;

Treasurer,

Dance

12;

Square

Glee

12;

Club,

10,

11;

ttB"

Baseball,

Team,

American

Baseball,

Legion

10,

11;

Junior

League

9.

.j

O. .

AHNERT,

JOHN

JR

Radio

Club,

9;

Bowling

"B"

10;

League,

Football,

Team,

10,

Baseball,

11;

ttB"

Team,

10,

11;

Track,

10.

12.

Linz

Staff,

9,

Pins,

10;

VICTOR

BACON

LEE

DONALD

Library

9,

10,

11,

W.

BARBER,

JR.

Berchman's

Club,

9,

10,

11,

Editor,

Editor,

Fencers,

12. urer,

12;

Assistant

12;

12,

12;

11;

Philothespic,

12;

11,

Major

10,

Manager,

Exchange

Service

9,

10,

11;

12;

Dance

Square

Class

Parliamentarian,

12;

11,

Editor,

11,

Roundup,

Managing

Last

Award,

Distinguished

Band,

Plays,

Business

Feature

Roundup,

Club,

11;

12,

Radio

Club,

Glee

9,

10;

Club,

9;

Treas­

9,

10,

11,

12,


FRED

Berchman's

Class

Club,

10,

'10,

11;

BECKER

C.

Football,

President

Class

Treasurer

11;

10;

12;

11,

Freshman

League

Bowling

9.

V

BIASATTI

E.

JOHN

Student

Pin,

Council,

Class

10,

11;

Club,

All-State

Mention

Linz

11,

10,

10,

9,

Football,

"B"

11,

Team

9;

12;

Varsity,

Best

Mention

11;

All-City

Track,

12;

12;

Dallas

12;

12;

Award,

11;

Vice-President,

12,

President,

12,

All-Greater

11,

Honorable

11,

10,

Blocker

President,

Honorable

Letterman's

9;

Varsity,.

Captain,

12;

11.

9,

10,

./

LUKE

Parliamentarian,

9,

10;

B.

BOSCO

Class

9;

Vice

11;

Secretary,

Club,

Track

12;

9,

11,

12;

12

President,

Letterman's

Captain

;

Bowling

League,

"B"

Football,

Team,

9,

Varsity,

10,

11,

12,

10.

/

Philothespic,

9,

10,

11,

12;

BOYNE

S.

ROBERT

Debaters,

9,

Roundup,

11,

12;

9,

Library

10,

11,

Junior

Representative,

10,

11,

12;

Library

Award,

Elocution

Secretary,

9;

Linz

10;

Pin,

Bowling

9.

League,

11;

10;

Class

Staff

Last

Track,

12;

Junior

11;

Contest,

2nd,


MARTIN

Berchman's

Sodality,

T.

BURNHAM

Club,

12;

11,

10,

Radio

9,

10,

12;

11,

Philothespic,

Class

Club,

9;

Bookstore,

10,

11,

12;

11.

Dance

10;

Treasurer,

12;

Club,

Square

J R.

CAIN

JAMES

Perfect

11.

Attendance,

RICHARD

11;

A.

Track,

10,

CARDENAS

Berchrnan's

Club,

9,

10;

RICHARD

Library

Staff,

12.

9,

F.

10,

11,

/

III

COERVER,

Central

9,

Sodality,

10,

11,

Service

11,

12;

Special

Award,

2nd

Band,

9,

10,

11,

Council,

.12;

11,

12;

12;

Philothespic,

11,

12;

12;

.j Club,

Major

Sacristan,

11;

Secretary,

12,

9,

Plays,

Service

12,

Attendance,

10,

11;

10,

12;

Award,

Linz

Perfect

Secretary',

12.

10,

11,

Music

Lieutenant,

12,

Class

11;

9,

Berchman's

10,

Pin,


GEORGE

Berchrnan's

Club,

10,

President

11,

THOMAS

NHS,

12;

11,

Order

of

12,

12,

12;

12;

v

COGHLAN

Philothespic,

Silver

the

11,

Glee

Club,

Square

Award,

Football,

11;

Linz

Football,

Pin,

9;

Plays,

Vice­

10,

11,

12,

9;

Secretary,

"B"

"B"

Service

12,

Major

Treasurer,

Club,

11;

10,

12,

Class

Masque;

Dance

President,

Freshman

10;

Team,

Baseball,

Team,

9;

9.

v

CONNELLY

JACK

Safety

Club,

12;

Dance

Square

J.

Club,

Glee

Club,

11;

10,

12;

Roundup,

Basketball,

9.

CORNELL,

Last

Club,

11;

III

B.

JOHN

Camera

10,

12;

Roundup,

12,

"J"

Award,

12;

Football,

10.

Manager,

WILLIAM

ALFRED

CROLL

v'

Glee

Band,

9,

10,

ttB"

Team,

).0.

11;

Bowling

League,

9,

10,

11,

12;

Club,

9;

Football,

9,


de

LIRA

JOSEPH

"B"

Band,

12;

11,

Bowling

Council,

12;

10,

League,

ALFRED

Class

Student

E.

11;

Football,

10.

Team,

DUVAL

Vice-President,

10;

President,

9;

Bowling

League,

10.

"B"

9,

10;

Baseball,

Team,

9;

Track,

9,

/

P.

ROMAN

Bowling

League,

12,

Berchman's

President,

Club,

10,

Sacristan

10;

11,

12;

Award,

EDER

Linz

League

CHARLES

Champs,

F.

12;

Pins,

11,

12.

EDMOND

Class

History

10.

Club,

10;

Band,

11,

12;

Vice·


FAZZIO

S.

JOSEPH

Berchrnan's

Club,

11,

Club,

9;

LEON

Club,

Square

Student

Berchrnan's

9,

Club,

12;

10,

12,

NHS,

12,

Vice-President,

Elocution

of

Masque,

UD

2nd,

Tourney,

12,

1st,

District

Speaking,

Debaters,

12;

Award,

Distinguished

12;

12,

Radio

Natchitoches

Service

11,

10,

Tourney,

NFL

Declamation,

1st,

Tourney,

Declamation

1st,

Plays,

Major

11,

Contest,

10,

Sherman

11,

Declamation,

Golden

the

12,

Elocution

St.

Contest,

Junior

Council,

12;

Secretary,

Order

11,

10,

Philothespic,

Track,

11;

10,

FLUSCHE/

J.

Tourney,

12.

Dance

Radio

12;

10,

9,

12,

11,

1st

12,

NFL,

12;

Secretary,

10,

Lieutenant,

County

12,

11,

10,

9,

Select

Band,

County

Solo

Contest,

Contest,

President,

Distinction;

Degree

Distinguished

1st,

Class

of

NFL

Perfect 11;

11,

Solo

Festival,

County

11,

10,

Band,

Dallas

12,

Music

11,

Orchestra

League,

2nd,

Festival,

Dallas

Award,

Operetta

Bowling

11;

President,

Lieutenant,

Music

11,

12,

11,

Dallas

10,

Service

11,

Music

1st

Drill,

10,

Pin,

11;

12,

10;

12.

Linz

Attendance,

9,

11,

III

D.

FINNEGAN,

JOHN

Last

Berchman's

Sodality,

9,

10;

Artist,

Club,

Medal

Gold

Roundup,

10,

9,

11;

Philothespic,

Story

12;

Award,

12;

11,

10,

Linz

Short

12;

12.

Pin,

J WALTER

III

LEE

FLEMING,

.

Berchman's

Sodality,

10;

9,

Club,

Last

Debaters,

9,

10;

Class

Captain,

12;

"B"

Roundup,

10;

9,

12;

10,

Safety

11,

12;

Club,

Philothespic,

12;

12.

Pin,

9,

9;

9,

Cheerleaders,

Letterman's

Vice-President,

Linz

Team,

Club,

10,

11,

12;

10,

10,

11,

11,

12;

12,

Basketball,


vi

C.

LAWRENCE

President,

10,

Debaters,

12;

Council,

NFL,

12;

GALLAWAY,

JR.

Vice-President

Student 12;

NHS,

9,

Natchitoches

12,

11,

11,

10,

12,

Tournament,

12;

History

Dance

12;

11,

Square

Club,

10,

11,

Club,

10,

11;

11,

Last

Debate;

2nd,

Mathematics

Treasurer

Roundup,

Society,

12;

11,

12,

Letterman's

12;

Cheerleaders,

12.

Club,

v

S.

GODA

JOHN

12;

NHS,

Student

Council,

Last

12,

12;

Secretary,

Roundup,

Mathematics

11,

12,

Linz

Vice-President,

Pin

10,

Society,

GEORGE

Club,

11,

11,

Vice-President,

Club,

Club,

Seminar,

10;

12;

History

W.

Club,

Dance

12;

Square

Basketball,

Varsity,

12,

GRAVES

Class

11;

Club,

10,

11,

Safety

Club,

12;

Letterman's

10,

12,

11;

Captain,

11;

McKinney

Tourney,

/

ROBERT

Class

K.

HALL

Perfect

Secretary,

12;

Attendance,

10;

Track,

12.

President,

Club,

12;

12.

Team,

Safety

12,

11,

Berchrnan's

Glee

12;

Electronics

12;

12.

9,

11,

12;

All-Tourney


V

C.

HOEDEBECK

JEROME

Staff,

Library

Club,

10,

11,

Class

9;

Treasurer,

11,

Letterman's

12;

Bowling

10,

11,

League,

9,

10;

American

Baseball,

12;

Varsity,

12;

Legion

Baseball,

11.

10,

RICHARD

Class

Roundup,

Club,

12;

10,

11,

12,

Treasurer,

12;

"B"

Team,

9,

10,

11,

Champs,

11;

Varsity,

9,

12,

Captain,

Linz

American

Football,

12;

Team,

Baseball,

10;

Freshman

11,

HULL

Letterman's

Treasurer,

1�;

"B'"

Football,

M.

Legion

City

Pin,

9.

"

EDWARD

HERMAN

Class

HUTER

Linz

Vice-President,

10,

10.

11;

Pin,

v'

II

E.

JOHN

JOHNSTONE,

Berchrnan's

Club,

9,

10,

11,

Perfect

Bowling

League,

11;

12;

Last

Attendance

Roundup,

10.

12;

Band,

9,

10,

11,

12;


CHARLES

M.

HANSEN,

Roundup,

11,

12,

Manager,.

Bowling

nis,

11,

JR.

Business

12,

'T'

Manager,

Award,

League,

12,

12;

Safety

Last

12;

Club,

Roundup,

11,

12;

11,

Business

12,

Dance

Square

Club,

10,

11;

Letterman's

12;

Club,

Captain

12;

Golf,

11,

JAMES

11,

12;

12;

"B"

Basketball,

Linz

HARPER,

J.

Team,

10;

Ten­

9.

Pin,

JR.

Berchrnan's

9,

Club,

12,

Sports

Editor;

10;

Roundup,

12,

11,

Sergeant-at-Arms,

10;

Sports

Bowling

Last

Editor;

Roundup,

9,

League,

10,

11;

11,

Letter­

man's

Club,

11,

12;

Football,

"B"

Freshman,

9,

Team,

10;

Baseball,

10,

11,

"B"

12;

Baseball,

9;

Bowling

League

Champions,

Linz

Captain,

10,

11;

Pin

9.

V

III

JAMES

HAYES,

J.

Perfect

Berchrnan's

Club,

9,

10,

12;

Band,

ROBERT

9,

10,

E.

11,

Council,

12;

Student

Sodality,

12,

11,

Secretary,

12;

Vice-President,

9,

10,

President,

Varsity,

10.

Attendance,

Team,

11;

Club,

12;

12,

11,

"B"

10,

Varsity,

Freshman

10;

Perfect

11,

Letterman's

Secretary

12;

"B"

Team,

Council,

Class

12;

Football

12,

10.

HETTLER

Central

Vice-President,

Attendance,

12;

Basketball,

9;

11,

12;

Basketball,

Handball

Champions,

11;


P.

JURANOVITCH

JOHN

Berchman's

Central

10,

9,

Sodality,

Serra

Senior

9,

12,

11,

Representative,

Junior

of

Order

Contest,

the

12;

Award,

"J"

Service

9,

Band,

11,

12,

Roundup

Class

Treasurer,

·11,

11;

Glee

Club,

Square

11;

Place,

12;

Contest,

11;

Attendance,

9,

11;

12,

11;

10,

12,

Editor,

10,

9,

11,

11,

10,

12,

Division,

News,

Morning

Reporter,

Jesuit

12;

Diocesan

Youth

Diocesan

Perfect

Club,

Deanery

Dallas

Poster

11,

Festival,

Parliamentarian,

Diocesan

1st

Vice-President

9;

Club,

Award,

10,

Layout

Lieutenant,

Band

County

Radio 11;

10,

11,

Dallas

Place

12,

Award,

Dance

Class

10,

Operetta,

Vocational

Youth

Council,

12,

11,

10,

2nd

Archives

11,

Distinguished

11,

Masque,

12;

11,

Roundup,

11;

10,

Award,

Band

12,

Secretary,

Distinguished

Plays,

Major

Silver

9,

Last

Service

Club

12,

Representative,

11,

11,

10,

Elocution

Junior

Club,

11;

Council,

12,

11,

President,

10,

Sacristan,

Philothespic,

MC

12;

Convention,

Chairman,

11.

Council,

KIOWSKI

R.

JOSEPH

Citation

Last

12,

Roundup,

12;

11,

Library

Staff,

PETER

Camera

Club,

Safety

9,

10,

Golf,

11;

KIRK

W.

Glee

Letterman's

Club,

10,

Freshman

11;

11,

Bowling

12;

League,

10,

12;

11,

Team,

Football,

10,

Club,

Varsity

11;

Attendance,

Coach;

EDWIN

J.

9,

10,

11,

12,

Treasurer,

League,

10,

11;

10,

Freshman,

9,

11,

Varsity,

Club,

Square

Glee

Club,

12;

UB"

Team,

10,

12;

JR.

Dance

12;

letterman's

Bowling

12;

11,

10,

LAMBERTY,

Berchrnan's

9,

Track,

11.

Perfect

Football

Club,

12,

9,

"B"

Club,

11,

10,

10.

President

Treasurer,

12;

12,

Editor-in-Chief,

11,

12;

Club,

Perfect

10,

11;

10;

Football,

10.

Attendance,

9,


G.

LAWRENCE

LENZEN

Berchrnan's

Club,

9,

10,

11,

12;

Roundup,

1.

11.

9;

Bowling

League,

9,

LEVASSEUR

JAMES

Transfer

T.

Student,

11.

LEW ANDOWSKY

JOHN

Berchrnan's

Club,

Transfer

11,

12;

Linz

Student,

GEORGE

Band,

A.

11;

12.

Pin,

LEWIS

Bookstore

9;

Staff,

10,

11;

Bowling

League,

10,

12.

11,

10,


t-

ROBERT

LICANDRO

N.

Perfect

Sodality,

9,

10,

Linz

11;

History

Club,

11;

Band,

9,

III

T.

LOUGHNEY,

Letterman's

Berchrnan's

Club,

10,

Ii,

12;

Football

10,

-club,

12;

Baseball,

11,

Varsity,

12;

11,

10.

"B"

Freshman

11,

Attendance,

9,

JOHN

10,

12;

11,

10,

12.

Pin,

10;

Football,

12;

ROBERT

Baseball,

9;

LYONS

v

J.

Class

Safety

Club,

12;

Track

Parliamentarian,

12.

9;

v

DENNIS

Berchrnan's

Tennis,

Camera

Club,

10.

9,

D.

9,

10,

12;

MALCOLM

Club,

9;

Bowling

League,

9,

10;


MASSE

C.

JOHN

Student

12;

11,

Council,

12;

NHS,

Roundup,

12;

Philothespic,

12;

Roundup,

12;

Editor-in-Chief,

Editor,

Page

Service

Last

11,

Distinguished

Roundup

Mathematics

Radio

Club,

11;

Award,

Treasurer,

Society,

9,

Film

11,

Philothespic,

12,

Stage

Roundup,

11,

Radio

Editor,

12,

12;

11,

Society,

12;

Secretary,

Club,

12,

11,

10,

Attendance,

12;

11,

Gold

Essay

Roundup

11;

T.

11;

STANLEY

Baseball,

Analytical

11,

Pin,

12;

Award,

Georn­

11;

12.

Linz

Seminar,

MATHEWS

Linz

"B"

Treasurer,

Distinguished

Seminar,

11;

Award,

Calculus

Seminar,

11;

Electronics

Medal

11;

dry

12;

Alpha

12,

Vice-President,

12,

Service Perfect

Theta,

Domo,

Major

Mu

Mathematics

11,

11,

Editor,

12,

11,

Roundup,

12;

Manager,

Film

Last

11;

12.

Pin,

12;

Seminar,

MASSE

P.

ROBERT

Seminar,

Linz

Calculus

11;

Seminar,

Geometry

12;

Electronics

12;

11,

Theta,

Alpha

12,

Treasurer,

12,

11,

Secretary

10,

Mu

11,

Analytical

Team,

11,

Varsity,

12;

Track,

11,

12.

Pin,

12,

MATUS

RYENOLD

J.

Last

Philothespic,

Senior

11,

12;

Elocution

12;

Major

Plays,

11,

12;

Order

Contest,

Round-up,

of

the

9,

10,

11,

12;

Secretary,

12;

11,

Parliamentarian,

12;

Masque,

12.

Staff,

11,

Silver'

Roundup,

12;

Library


V

PATRICK

9,

Club,

12,

11,

9,

11,

12;

11,

McGOWAN

Council,

NHS,

12;

11,

Debaters,

Jesuit

Team,

11,

12;

11,

10,

11,

11,

Prefect,

12,

12,

Editor,

10,

of

Club

Dallas

10;

11,

11,

9,

10;

JHS

Citation,

Editor,

12;

11;

Con­

Essay

10;

Seminar,

Analytical

Electronic

Attendance,

CHARLES

11,

Engineers

Career"

a

"Selling

12;

Seminar,

Seminar,

Perfect

12;

Theta,

Alpha

Club,

Principal's

Calculus

11;

Award,

11;

Award,

Mu

12,

Square

as

12;

12,

Journal,

Seminar,

Essay

Roundup,

Award,

Distinguished

11,

Dance

11;

Science

Award,

test,

Geometry

Debate,

Natchitoches

Distinguished

12;

'T'

Service

12,

President,

12,

Tr·easurer,

Medal

12,

Medal

12,

Service

Editor,

Class

Staff,

Library

11,

Trophy,

Distinction,

Degree

Feature

Assistant

12,

Society,

12;

Berchman's

Council,

Gold

11,

Debate,

1st,

of

11,

10,

Mathematics

12;

11;

Student

12;

Secretary,

Tourney,

Debate

League

NFL,

Editor,

Last

Roundup,

10,

12,

DU

11,

Extemp.,

Exchange

President,

12,

10,

12;

11,

Catholic

2nd,

Award,

10,

12,

11,

10,

10,

Winning

Service

F.

Central

9,

Sodality,

Treasurer,

Tourney,

12;

Gold

Linz

9,

10,

12.

Pin,

11;

H.

9,

10,

'11,

III

McLEAN,

Berchrnan's

12.

Transfer

Club,

12.

Student,

McGRAW

J.

JOHN

v

Berchrnan's

Club,

12;

10,

11,

11,

Philothespic,

12;

12,

NHS,

12;

Student

Dance

Council,

12,

Sergeant-at-Arms,

Chairman,

12,

Plays,

Major

12;

Roundup,

Last

11,

12;

2nd

12;

Roundup,

Place

Dallas

Band,

Music

9,

10,

Festival

11,

12,

Lieutenant,

11,

Cornet

County

Festival

Solos,

Captain

Club,

10;

9,

10,

11,

12;

Perfect

Contest,

10,

11;

Citation,

10,

County

as

11;

Career"

a

"Selling

Linz

Attendance,

12,

Dallas

9,

Glee

Band,

Essay

Pin,

9,

12.

10,

11,

./

A.

THOMAS

McSWEENY

Central

Sodality,

Roundup,

9,

9,

10,

11,

12,

11,

11,

12,

12,

12.

Pin,

9,

Council,

11,

12,

11,

12;

Service

10,

"J"

Executive

10,

Linz

10,

11,

Council,

Award,

12;

Secretary,

11;

NHS,

12;

Last

Mathematics

Roundup,

10;

Band,

Camera

Society,

12;

Club,

9;


ALEX

III

MELETIO,

Berchman's

Club,

10,

11;

10,

9,

11,

Radio

12;

Club,

School

Representative,

9,

10;

"B"

Basketball,

Team,

12.

Club,

Rotary

/'

GENE

MIKESKA

J.

Radio

Club,

9,

10,

11,

12,

Vic�-President,

Perfect

12;

12.

Attendance,

v'

DENNIS

MILLER

JAMES

NHS,

11,

Debaters,

Gold

12,

10,

Vice-President,

11,

12,

11;

Student

12;

Council,

Vice-President,

11,

DU

12,

1st

12,

Tourney,

President,

12;

Place

Debate,

12,

Medal

Debate,

12;

Secretary,

12;

Editor-in-Chief,

11,

NFL,

12,

Winning

11,

12,

Team,

Service

12,

Distinguished

Award,

of

Degree

School

11;

High

Distinction;

Roundup,

News

Correspondent,

9,

Class

11;

10,

11,

President,

Dance

Club,

Square

Principal's

Seminar,

10;

11;

Bowling

Club,

12,

Club,

Football,

12;

10,

Perfect

Attendance,

EUGENE

Berchrnan's

League,

W.

11,

Roundup

12;

Pin,

9,

Champs,

11,

Band

9,10;

12;

12.

10,

MOORE

Roundup,

Track

1�2;

League

Linz

10;

Last

Varsity,

12,

12;

Linz

Pin,

11.

9,

10;

Letterman's


MICHAEL

L.

MORROW c-

Berchman's

11;

Club,

9,

Staff,

Library

10,

9;

11,

12;

Club,

Last

12;

Philothespic,

Camera

10;

Roundup

Roundup,

Glee

9,

10,

11;

Club,

10,

9,

12;

Tennis,

11.

10,

MICHAEL

H.

III

O'BRIEN,

9,

Philothespic,

Dance

Club,

10,

11;

11,

12,

Bowling

Major

Plays,

9,

12;

11,

12;

Roundup,

Glee

League,

12;

Club,

9,

10,

11,

12;

Square

Honorable

Mention

"Salesmanship

Linz

Essay

Contest,"

11;

Perfect

Attendance,

9,

10,

12;

12.

Pin,

,/

R.

PARTRIDGE

JAMES

Berchrnan's

Club,

10,

Band,

10,

11,

12;

Executive

Band,

9,

10,

11,

Class

All-County

American

12;

Glee

11;

Council,

12,

Letterman's

Treasurer,

12;

11,

Pan­

Club,

12;

12.

Club,

10,

,Club,

11,

12;

Track,

9,

11,

12,

Captain,

H.

JAMES

PASCHAL,

JR.

Berchrnan's

Club,

9,

10;

Camera

Club,

11,

10.

12;

History

Club,

10,

11;

Band,

9,

10;

Radio

Club,


Secretary,

12,

Captain

Vice-President,

12;

Council,

12;

11,

10,

Team,

Football,

All-Greater

Dallas,

12;

11,

12,

"B"

Valuable

Player,

Freshman,

Basketball,

12;

9,

nB"

Club,

12;

All-State

Most

11,

10,

Varsity,

Secre­

Class

Student

12;

11,

Club,

Letterman's

10,

tary,

PETTIBONE

E.

GERALD

Berchman's

Team,

9,

10;

Track,

9,

12,

10,

12.

11,

12,

Captain

1.

ALBERT

Berchrnan's

Sodality,

11;

10,

PIERCE,

JR.

Last

Club,

9;

Roundup,

Roundup,

12;

11,

Class

Club,

12;

Safety

10;

Bowling

11,

12;

Secretary,

12;

11,

Staff,

Library

"B"

League,

Team,

Football,

12;

Football,

10;

Linz

Golf

Freshman

10;

Baseball,

Pin

9,

11,

Treasurer,

Juniors,

9;

Track,

12.

12,

Team,

9;

J

PRAUSE

HERMAN

J.

Perfect

11.

Attendance,

GERALD

Berchrnan's

11,

12;

A.

PRIEST

Letterman's

Club,

Football,

9,

10,

Varsity,

11,

10,

12;

11,

Safety

12,

Club,

Manager;

11,

12;

Basketball,

Varsity,

10,

Club;

10,

Manager.


CARL

Class

Archers,

B.

REESE

President

12;

11,

Treasurer

10,

10,

12;

11,

Team,

Football,

12;

Track

Linz

11;

L.

Letterman's

11,

Secretary

"B"

Club,

10,

ROBERTS

11,

Pin

12;

10.

v

JOHN

Berchrnan's

Club

9,

10,

Linz

12;

11,

Safety

Club,

11,

12;

Pin,

9.

v

A.

LIONEL

RUIZ

(LEO)

Camera

Berchrnan's

Club,

9,

10,

11,

Club,

12;

Letterman's

11,

Secretary

12;

Club,

11,

12;

9,

Manager,

10,

Varsity,

11,

12;

Vice-President,

12,

11,

10,

Football,

Perfect

Baseball,

Manager,

11,

Varsity,

12;

11.

Attendance,

9,

10,

./

III

JOHN

Gold

Band,

9,

10,

11,

Medal

Music

Library

2nd

Staff,

11;

12.

Club,

1st

Place,

10,

1st

Contest,

Glee

12;

Contest,

Music

County

11,

SAZAMA,

12;

Instrumental

Dallas

J.

Place,

11;

Safety

Place,

11,

9,

10,

Club,


v

FRED

11,

12,

A.

SCHELLENBERG

Berchman's

9;

Sodality,

Club,

Major

Plays,

12;

11,

10,

Student

12;

12;

11,

Roundup,

Council,

11;

Philothespic

Last

12;

Roundup,

Club,

10;

Club,

Safety

Cheer­

11,

12;

Staff,

Library

Club,

Square

11;

Bowling

12;

Glee

10;

League

11,

10,

Dance

10;

Club,

History

Radio

11;

leaders,

Golf,

Club,

12;

12.

10,

EUGENE

M.

SCHLEBACH v

Berchrnan's

.Club,

12;

Bowling

12,

League,

WILLIAM

Winning

Team,

Senior

Division.

SCHUSTER

J.

Sodality,

Central

10,

11,

12,

Council,

Berchrnan's

12;

Club,

10,

12;

11,

NHS,

Student

12;

Council,

Band

Lieutenant,

11,

2nd

12;

Club,

Contest,

Band,

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PRESIDENTS:

101-Kit

103-Ron

Carson;

106-

Martin;

203-Jim

Burnham;

Mike

Murphy.

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Allen

Bacon

Terry

Ronald

Barry

Richard

Bauer

William

Beakey

Larry

Billings

Patrick

Arthur

Glenn

John

Bowers

Brichetto

Brill

Brough

Buchanan

John

Gene

Burlew


Burnham

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David

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Robert

Cahill

Carson

Kit

Mike

Cash

Gerald

Cassidy

Clark

John

Connelly

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Constable

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Coursey

Hurson

Jack

William

Gene

Dore

Dunham

Charles

Dunn

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Joseph

Fiedler

Stephen

Eddie

Fleming

Mike

Flusche

Charles

Don

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Gibbons


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Richard

Chris

Glaser

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Tom

Hampton

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Haufler

Eugene

Patrick

Paul

Hebert

Hernandez

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Jerry

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Jim

Hopp

Frank

Horak

Patrick

Hughes

Robert

Hughes

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John

Johnson

Mike

Kennedy

james

LaBarba

Gerald

Land

Joseph

Langan

Charles

Leech


John

Lemburg

Imre

Lengvari

Mike

Lewis

Linhares

Jerry

Patrick

Paul

Lintz

Lintz

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Don

Jim

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Larry

Marconi

Richard

Charles

Ronnie

Mike

Louis

Marietta

Martin

McBride

McDonald

Charles

McPeters

Norman

Charles

Melun

Michaelson

Al

Mokry

Pat

Monahan

Mickey

Mooney


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Paul

Morrow

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Mike

Murphy

Joe

Murphy

Paul

Nassour

Thomas

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fIarry

Nolan

Joseph

blast


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Louis

O'Connell

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O'Shea

King

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James

David

Poche

Andrew

Quevedo

Jerry

Randolph

Reaves

Shep

Earl

Reed

Emil

Rogers

Frank

Satarino

Saxton

Jerry


Richard

Schaeffer

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Tommy

Don

Schol

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Bert

Bill

Sellers

Semtner

Shine

Pat

Simpson

Smith

Randy

Eddie

Stanley

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Thompson

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John

Tinkle

Jon

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Pat

Traynor

Charles

Carl

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Scott

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Baker;

211-Ed

2IO-Ron

Bishara;

209-Felix

Alfieri;

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Adams

Felix

Alfieri

Richard

Baker

Harold

Barker

Tom

Barlow

Barnes

Eldridge

Dan

Barry

Mike

Bellamy

Earl

Bembenek

Mike

Bice

Peter

Bilheimer

Ronnie

Bishara

Mike

Boeding

Pat

Borders

Eddie

Boughtin


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Bradley

John

Bradley

Charles

Brewton

Kenneth

Brown

Mike

Bulger

Brad

Ray

Butler

Burgert

Calame

Larry

David

Callahan


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senior

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Carney

Carriere

Edward

Richard

Chaplin

Peter

Cirone

Tom

Connelly

Jim

Conway

Fred

Coston

Cowdin

Jim

David

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Mario

Crawford

Daboub

William

Dallin

DaMommio

Anthony

Mike

Joe

Darnall

D'Avignon

Howard

Dennis

Davis

DeBord

Michael

DeLacy

Peter

de

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Eddie

Dugan

Michael

Dum

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Mickey

Don

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Michael

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Joe

David

Enright

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Fisher

Larry

Flahive

Joseph

Ken

Fowler

James

Francis

Jimmy

Ted

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Gregory

George

Goodman

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J

Gruber

Bobby

Jerry

Bill

Grzywinski

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John

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Joe

Ronnie

Herrin

Dan

Hickey

Hubler

George

Huddleston

John

Hughes

Huey

David

Ingram

Ross

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Jankowski


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Bruce

Lamping

Lewis

George

Michael

Dennis

Albert

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Loiselle

Luna

David

Brian

Mike

Mach

Markham

Macourek

Richard

Carroll

Thomas

Maron

Martin

Martin

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Bob

McDermott

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McGuire

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Kelly

Marvin

Mehl

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Carl

Meade

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Messina

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Charles

John

Tom

Miller

Moody

Frank

Morales

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Mike

Moriarty

James

Moxley

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John

Lee

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Robert

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Rodney

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Regis

Tom

Robira

John

Roper

Frank

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David

Snell

Bob

Springer

David

Spurgin

Starrett

Hugh

Steer

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Tim

Steffen

Richard

Stepka

Paul

Straley

Charles

Swearingen

Richard

Sykora

William

Taylor

Isaac

Billy

Don

Trevino

Troy

Tuminello


Bill

Robert

Watson

John

Ventura

Urso

Anthony

Joe

Tyree

Tumy

Felix

Weber

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John

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Andersen

Andis

Jack

Atkinson

Gary

Larry

Augustine

Richard

Frank

Banks

Bantle

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Tommy

Carl

Barker

Becker

George

Pat

Bell

John

Roscoe

Betz

Bob

Black

Bob

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Mike

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Edward

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Fred

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Pat

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Bellamy


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Carpenter

Ernest

Chalkley

Claiborne

John

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Tommy

Coerver

Don

Mike

Coghlan

Bernie

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Tommy

Bill

Connor

Ernest

Connor

Ronnie

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Edward

Cosgrove

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Jim

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Dugan

Eddie

Dulin

Durbin

Jimmy

Eaton

Barry

Lance

Emerson

Evans

James

Ezell

Johnny

David

Fancher

Frank

Fenoglio

Fish

Jim

Don

Lew

Fletcher

Fraser

Jimmy

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Dan

Gabrysch

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Larry

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Pat

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Jim

Haley

Halloran

Jimmy

Joe

Hanley

Hassell

Tommy

Eddie

Hasting

Herson

Paul

Marc

Phil

Hibbs

Hollenbeck


Pat

Hollern

David

Dale

Hooker

Humes

John

Humphries

Vinny

Hyman

Paul

Jackson

Mike

J enniges

James

Paul

Jones

Kaiser

Dan

Kavanagh

Tommy

Austin

Kirk

P.

J.

Kross

Mike

Lalumia

Nick

Lancaster

Clay

Mike

Sal

Landress

Levatino

Licandro

Ricky

Mike

Lindley

Mike

Loftus

Bernie

Long

David

Love

Bob

Lundquist

Kavanaugh

Kilbourn


Dennis

Tom

George

T.

MacArthur

Maher

Tommy

Malooly

Mangelsdorf

V.

Mangelsdorf

Tom

McCarthy

McCormick

Freddy

Charles

Bob

McDonald

McGill

McKenna

George

McKevitt

Jerry

Joe

McLaughlin

Robert

Al

McPeters

Meinzer

Mellon

Billy

David

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Tommy

Bill

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Tommy

Mike

Oxley

Owen

Bill

Pappas

Pauken

Tommy

Pedlar

Skip

Carl

Pellegrini

Hugh

Pendery

Philion

Jimmy

John

Phillips

Tom

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Pitts

Terry

Paul

Rafferty

Bill

Roach

Ross

Jess

Jim

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Walter

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Mike

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Snell

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Tony

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Jim

Starek

Mickey

Dale

Stark

St.

Clair

James

Bill

Stokes

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Jerome


Victor

Taylor

Frank

Tobin

Dickie

Todd

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Joe

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Tommy

Art

Bill

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Dick

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the

sodality

FRONT

ROW:

Mr.

K.

Buddendorff,

Callahan.

SECOND

S.J.,

Martin,

Goodman,

Melun,

Semtner,

Reaves,

Schuster.

Swearingen,

Burt,

Durbin,

SIXTH

Miller,

Moser.

O'Meara,

Messina,

FIFTH

Sellers,

Hull,

Emmert,

Carriere,

Javors,

THIRD

Carson,

O'Shea,

FOURTH

Quevedo.

ROW:

Brough.

Fox,

Billings,

ROW:

Burnham,

Hollern,

Baker,

Coursey,

Bradley,

ROW:

Flusche,

Juranovitch,

Hettler,

Johnson,

ROW:

ROW:

Simpson,

Coerver,

Barry,

McGowan,

McSweeny,

Burnham,

Mullen,

Bradley.

is

School

of

an

important

spirit

for

-Iot

a

of

they

d'o

to

school

school-a

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with

Christ

more

the

of

it.

the

as

dialogue

of

Thanksgiving

Drive,

the

bas­

support

Christmas

team,

lot

in

with-projects

the

Mass,

ketball

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a

Jesuit

such

it,

they

its

other

get

make

they

did

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good

and

could

the same,

as

support

ways,

fellows

school

school

could

if

different

of

on

promotion

year,

that

figured

in

this,

the

the

project

They

activities

any

took

realizing

Sodality,

spirit.

part

The

school.

general

the

Mission

Drive,

party,

around

service

school.

the

projects

And

because

it

is

school

the

is

life,

are

of

Sodalists

good

the

organization.

Council-the

soul

stop

attend

the

many

teach

and

Catholic

Action,

catechism.

Central

Sodality

of

continued

Meetings

a

summer,

School

things

over.

year

the

during

Summer

don't

of

a

way

when

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they


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Sodalists

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join

carols

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St.

Paul's

sing

Trinity

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Christmas

party:

party:

Before

After

Officers

and

candidates

11th

at

May

reception

in

St.

Monica's.

and

Flusche,

Melun,

Hettler,

to

represent

Jesuit.

Carson,

c.y.O.

make

Barry

up

discussion

panel

group


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candidates

BACK

ROW:

Manglesdorf,

Abeln,

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Hebert,

S.].,

Driscoll.

ROW:

Saba,

Brough.

Philion.

SECOND

ROW:

Loiselle,

Griesedieck,

Humphries,

Burget,

THIRD

Mr.

Linehan,

Coghlan,

•

FIRST

ROW:

Haley,

Seabrook,

Cotter,

Scott,

Frossard,

Gibbons,

Guilliot,

Tumy,

Interrante,

Fetty,

Sykora,

Moriarity,

Noonan,

Murphy,

Pauken.

Darnall,

Lundquist,

LaMarche,

Rust,

Straley,

Mullen

and

Carson

at

S.S.CA.


Mass

leads

Ron

Barry

daily

dialogue

in

chapel.

and

Reaves,

Baker,

Bradley

Humphries,

Drive.

clothes

during

Thanksgiving

separate


student

SEATED:

Fr.

Goda.

Flusche,

Kammer,

Schuster,

Gallaway,

Masse,

Murphy,

those

dances

get-acquainted

the

of

the

beginning

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year?

Did

win

float

acquainted?)

in

the

prize

Did

parade?

else

get

you

a

your

downtown

pre-T.C.I.L.

with

Brough,

Noonan.

O'Shea,

Coursey,

enjoy

you

SECOND

in

time

clap

you

Schuster's

to

everyone

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rendition

of

the

from

theme

Man

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tap-tap

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The

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Arm"

the

at

fourth

quarter

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for

thank

can

so,

assembly?

Council

time

because

those,

good

with

other

activities

along

the

were

products

many

of

Student

the

you

the

this

Student

Council.

year's

Under

the

of

Father

M.

P.

moderatorship

the

Kammer,

Council

S.].,

their

class-represented

minds

and

backbones

School

into

put

for

the

Spirit

and

past

did

a

good

year

the

(witness

senior

battle

for

job

Mission

biggest

Drive

in

a

time).

long

supremacy

Miller

President

duties

ends

his

Jim

Right:

for

in

the year

tem

Miller.

ROW:

McG.t;aw,

by

swearing

President

John

Brough.

pro­

Flusche,

Johnson.

THIRD

McGowan,

STANDING:

ROW:

Pettibone,

Did

at

council

Gibbons,

Semtner,


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the

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boat

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decoration.

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good

Student

there

Council.

Although

is

no

water

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sail

this


national

honor

society

left

Miller,

Rev.

to

SEATED,

J.

Carson,

M.

P.

right:

L.

Flusche,

M.

P.·Moser,

P.

K.

McGowan,

O'Shea,

N.

M.

Kammer,

B.

S.J.,

Semtner.

Melun,

J.

Masse,

Brough,

J.

Mullen,

J.

Flusche,

McGraw,

J.

1.

STANDING:

B.

Goda,

J.

J.

Gallaway,

Coursey,

Johnson.

of

stu­

most

schools

the

outstanding

Composed

the

of

dents,

Jesuit's

Aloysius

has

Honor

National

Chapter

member­

for

strict

Society

requirements

service

and

leadership,

Scholarship,

ship.

are

The

N.H.S.

membership.

qualities

students

aids

various

for

as

character"

for

needed

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acts

assemblies,

patrols

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have

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Winter

Carnival.

out

Club

year

the

been

on

the

Also,

the

put

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co­

High

Jesuit

activities

N.H.S.

of

Club

Mothers

the

with

operation

such

in

acts

studies,

difficulty

JRS

Journal.

the

direction

under

Society

Patrick

officers:

the

Pres­

McGowan,

following

Leon

ident;

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the

Treasurer.

Bert

men

and

and

activities,

meetings

the

Flusche,

These

Semtner,

N.H.S.

plan

for

Vice-President;

Miller,

James

Secretary;

of

election

Student

Council.

valuable

service

the

The

ten

N.H.S.

entire

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members

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J.

Miller,

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McGowan.

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school's

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the

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Schnitzius,

Frossard.

Philion,

Maher,

Salinas,

G.

Mangelsdorf,

T.

ROW:

SECOND

Callahan,

Javors,

Loiselle,

Ruiz,

Moriarty,

ROW:

Coursey,

Coerver,

Carriere,

Scott,

Martin,

Fleming,

Mede,

McBride,

Stack,

Guillot,

Hebert,

Priest,

Loughney,

ROW:

Partridge.

O'Mera,

Ingram,

Ackels,

Horak,

McDonald,

Melun,

Neuhoff,

Sladek,

Schmitz,

Burnham,

La

Mokry,

Hollern,

1.

Barba,

Flusche,

Moore,

M.

Hanky,

ROW:

•

•

RIGHT:

Hollern.

Miller,

Durbin,

Flusche,

Mullen,

sacristans

find

«Charley,

here-or

TO

M.

ROW:

Graves,

Traynor.

Tanner.

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LEFT

Coghlan,

Barker,

Lamberty,

SIXTH

Loover,

LAST

Burnham,

ROW:

Coghlan.

Oster.

J.

Bulger,

Moderator.

Lewan­

McGowan,

FIFTH

dowsky,

Straley,

M.

Mangelsdorf,

Emmert,

E.

A.

FOURTH

Fleming,

M.,

Meletio,

Tyree,

V.

Juranovitch,

Brough,

Mr.

Cassidy,

THIRD

Zillman,

Martin,

Straley,

Philion,

Carriere,

you

ELSE!"

out

who's

been

trackin'

dirt

in


band

j.h.s.

Senior

"Music

Man"

Bill

Schuster

Band

the

leads

Concert

the

in

absence

the

in

of

Mr.

E.

1.

Pop

Hohman

his

illness.

At

left

Members

is

M.e.,

during

1.

Coerver,

Sodeman

Flusche,

Second

Sellers.

Thornton,

Larry

Gallaway.

Elliott,

George,

Walden,

Michaelson,

Hitt,

front

row:

Johnstone,

are,

Fox,

Lewis,

Third

Furstenberg,

Sincleair,

Brill,

Juranovitch,

row:

Hayes,

Hopp,

row:

Billings.

Garrett,

Robira,

Barker,

Oxley,

Emmert,

Conner,

Land,

Krajca,

Butz,

Callahan,

Piering,

Goodman,

Tyree,

Crawford,

Edmond,

Licandro,

Scott,

Timmerman,

McGraw,

McDonald,

Partridge,

Ingram,

deLira,

Carney,

Borkowski,

Back

Sazama.

Sharp,

Konderla,

K..

row:

Lemburg,

McSweeny.

was

the

theme

of

the

"Spring"

Concert

as

band

mothers

set

the

Spring

the greenery.

were

band

was

Conducting

band

constructed

by

Mr.

with

flowers

and

stage

E.

1.

Maus

Mr.

during

members

Timmerman

and

Hitt.

Hohman's

Bandstands

recuperation.


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Above:

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Band's

capable

Schuster,

S.].,

Billings;

Moderator,

Coerver,

Hitt,

Thornton,

shot

in

the arm,

fight

Ranger

officers:

song

puts

spirit

Flusche,

into

McGraw,

Rivoire,

a

the

The

Top:

Sellers'

and

both

fans.

players

Father

Hopp,

Land,

and

M�Sweeny.

f

i

Above:

One

of

the

Band's

flashier

Ranger

the

colorful

football

formations

during

season.

after

Left:

their

The

secret

of

success

is

the

always

practice,

practice,

practice.

hours

long

of

endless

the

held

banquet,

Restaurant.

at

year

year,

annual

enjoys

this

a

busy

Relaxing

band

Sammy's


philothesplc

FIRST

ROW:

Vice-President

Mr.

M.

T.

Johnson,

E.

Hitt,

Scott,

J.

D.

R.

D.

Martin,

Guenther,

Coghlan,

].

Oster,

].

Mullen,

Secretary

M.

D.

Pattison,

Ingram,

ROW:

F.

Schellenberg,

B.

C.

Thurmond.

J.

Brough,

J.

R.

M.

Matus,

Carson,

Salis,

D.

Driscoll,

Darnell,

G.

D.

O'Shea,

Jankowski,

Hopp,

J.

M.

O.

Griffice,

Adams,

McGraw,

J.

ROW:

NINTH

Burnham.

M.

Wasaff,

Human.

P.

Simpson,

FOURTR

Swearingen.

Brill,

M.

M.

ROW:

Menard,

P.

C.

Coerver,

M.

T.

P.

THIRD

H.

Constable,

Haley,

J.

G.

EIGHTH

C.

Semtner,

Messina,

1.

ROW:

George,

Hollern.

Smith,

G.

Sellers,

C.

Barber,

DePasqual,

J.

S.

Lundquist,

Frossard,

C.

B.

S.

V.

ROW:

Bellamy.

H.

T.

ROW:

Connor.

Melun,

Moriarty,

Lamping,

Juranovitch,

SIXTH

SEVENTH

].

].

M.

B.

J.

Durbin,

Banks,

N.

J.

Coghlan,

Griesedieck,

ROW:

Emmert,

Garrett,

S.}.

R.

Carney,

Murphy,

M.

D.

Bilheimer.

M.

President

Flusche,

Ingram,

B.

Pauken,

Callahan,

FIFTH

P.

SECOND

Mr.

O'Shea,

T.

P.

ROW:

1.

S.J.,

Hanley,

Treasurer

Flusche,

javors,

Reaves,

].

and

of

school

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bell.

the

commenced

sound

a

the

of

attend­

candidates

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began

selections.

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classes

at

tears

smiles,

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first

SOCIETY

PHILOTHESPIC

THE

year

Mean­

memorizing

i�g

freshmen

fifteen

elim­

were

and

while,

sophomores

finalists

as

and

inated

eight

the

in

Junior

.emerged

in

Contest

Elocution

Delivering

competition.

tournament

the

October

on

1

7

pieces

were:

Gregory

public

David

George,

Charles

Ernest

Connor,

Griesedieck,

Mike

Swearingen,

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Tom

Pauken,

O'Shea,

Harry

Salis,

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and

David

Ingram,

JUnior

Inter-societal

were

eliminations

twelve

nament

held

new

tour­

for

speech

members

voted

were

competition;

elocution the

in

CHARLES

SWEARINGEN

Second

GREGORY

a

Attic;

Place

GEORGE

made

plays

and

East

Place

considered

the

Phil.

a

good

beginning.

in

were

one-act

body;

by

the First

few

produced

that

it

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YOU

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ALWAYS

WERE

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DID

YOU

HAVE

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berg

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and

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frightening

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direction

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snapped

in

consecutive

mid-December.

nights

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an

crew

stage

as

outstanding

proclaimed

of

spite

greenhorns

Mr.

three

In

gigantic

production

an

tolls,

the

AUDIENCE

implicitly

first

and

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EVE

YOU

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the

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tournaments

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SPEECH

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JESUIT

that

alliance

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the

Jesuit

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Philothespic

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students

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tournament-minded

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all

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COX

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MIKE

AND

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McGowan,

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Johnson

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and

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McGowan

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the

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year

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greatly

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Hansen,

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Coghlan,

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Reaves,

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Johnstone,

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McGraw,

J.

F.

Schellenberg,

1.

Sladek,

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McGowan,

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C.

Johnson,

Mr.

Kiowski,

Matus,

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J.

Moore,

Goda,

M.

J.

J.

R.

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T.

J.

N.

B.

Gallaway,

Thornton,

Carson.

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Chuck

hard

at

J.

Finnegan.

and

Tom

Hansen,

the

bringing

Gene

Mikeska

Coghlan,

work you

1958

Last

Roundup.

are


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to

the

circumstance

a

con­

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and

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in

rather

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out

some

respects.

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such

includes

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1958

Roundup

the

as

events

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important

and

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graduation.

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Barber

in

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copy

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editors

Pat

and

McGowan

are

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John

shown

the

final

of

putting

the

annual

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into

place.

pages

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is

with

that

great

of

the

Staff

this

Roundup

It

the

pride

Last

1958

covers

the

presents

entire

school

yearbook.

this

year;

the

is

this.

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the

time

first

last

annual

book

is

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only

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long;

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length.

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past,

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Charles

KNEELING:

President,

Kiowski,

Joe

Charles

Jack

Sweeney,

Jack

Stoebner,

Larry

Steiner,

Jerry

Mr.

T.

Vice-President,

Schellenberg,

Burns,

Moderator,

Jr.,

Timmerman,

Fleming,

Barba,

Goda,

1.

Bob

Eddie

La

J.

Goodman,

James

Pierce,

Graves,

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Jack

Fred

STANDING:

Fleming.

George

Bob

Roberts,

Sladek,

Andis,

Lee

Hansen,

Albert

Dick

John

club

Treasurer,

Newkirk.

John

Sazama,

Harry

has

This

been

of

one

the

busiest

in

of

the

been

on

hand

to

take

care

of

at

the

parking

sound

on

dances;

parent-teacher

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Friday.

first

Club,

meetings.

Mr.

...

up

with

sponsored,

the

-Burns'

safe

annual

the

till

and

Dad's

along

"Road-eo."

But

this

year

road-rally,

wait

get­

kept

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they

and

country

warming

pep

students

have

off,

cross

Jesuit's

only

it

top

were

they

to

rallies,

problems

have

and

acquainted

Club.

Safe-T

the

history

year

have

boys

next

year.

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Hansen

and

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control

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Kiowski,

student

at

crossing

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Friday

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a

.

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for

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convention

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year

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awarded

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to

school

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in

traffic

to

the

school

at

the

Youth

for

4,

at

school

1957

Southern

at

University.

grades

following

assembly.

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is

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Methodist

the

proper

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another

in

feather

of

the

the

Safe- T

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.

cap

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.

and

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back

to

award

which

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for

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presented

held

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Dallas

safety

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by

trophy

contribution

safety

award.

a

Jesuit

constructive

work

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mathematics

society

FRONT

left

to

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right:

J.

Thurmond,

R.

McGowan,

J.

Wrenn,

Goda.

M.· McSweeney,

BACK

ROW:

Flusche,

D.

B.

Coursey,

J.

Dugan,

Brough,

J.

T.

J.

H.

B.

Mullen,

J.

T.

J.

P.

ROW:

SECOND

J.

Kennedy,

McBride,

Barry,

Johnson,

Kozsuch.

P.

M.

Poche,

M.

R.

E.

Mr.

Masse,

Masse,

J.

T.

Saxton,

J.

Semtner,

Bacon,

Hughes,

Schmitz.

McGraw,

This

the

became

Mathematics

the

Theta,

Alpha

National

been:

Bob

Pat

President;

McGowan,

and

Vice-President;

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Jim

club's

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Mathematics

Wrenn,

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Bert

Secretary;

work

consists

in

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finite

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B.

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literary

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mathematics

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Osborn,

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Coil.

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Hollenbeck,

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Phillips,

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Constable.

Ruiz,

Herson,

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James

Hassell,

Tommy

Goodman,

George

Lewis,

Elliott,

Ronald

Bill

Starrett,

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Club

High's

youngest

furnishes

organizations,

for

an

Archery

Robin-Hood

opportunity

enthusiasts

their

to

hobby.

practice

themselves

Firmly

the

members

schools

con­

year

will

in

to

next

be

ready

other

a

with

this

establishing

stitution,

challenge

year

the

vicinity.

rneetin'

Regular

Club. ery

Pete

Bilheimer

vs.

Pete

Bilheimer

of

Saturday

the

Arch­


,-

I

club

fencing

The

School

McBride.

is

BACK

were

in

Mr.

B.

Back

Wren,

lion-hearted

when

foil

the

knights

(a

swi�g,

the

to

was

practice

the

what

noble-man

red-blooded

sword)

is

the

and

red-blooded

the

to

modern-man,

pistol

be

will

the

to

is

Fenc­

red-blooded

space-man.

ray-gun

not

for

sissies.

the

combines

fencer

A

good

ing

reflexes

of

a

the

basketball

of

stamina

guard,

quick

and

a

the

balance

of

tennis

a

miler,

singles

true

Two

years

under

form

to

have

Fencing

the

in

met

a

bit

of

done

about

and

sword

the

clashing

the

of

a

good

to

base­

regularly

running

has

student

Since

Club.

Jesuit

for

Wren,

first

the

members

time,

which

foil

the

Mr.

of

guidance

S.J.,

ment

of

artists

the

together

that

champ.

Jesuit's

ago,

banded

rather

job

unusual

awakening

and

average

off-beat

"Take

ritual.

fencers

vi

that

Right:

llian

a

rerun

of

!"

Jesuit

you

do

an

old

Douglas

Fairbanks

movie.

right:

Thurmond,

Moderator

L.

Fish.

art.

full

to

CLUB-FRONT,

ROW:

Dulin,

Humes,

ancient

an

left

FENCING

High

Jesuit

Augustine,

Claiborne,

Fencing

S.].,

McGarvey,

and

Coach;

Steffen,


magicians

society

High's

Hibbs,

Magicians

Society:

and

Pat

Pattison,

Ralph

Hebert,

Lewis.

George

Herman

Gene

Mr.

Jesuit

Marc

S.].,

Weber,

Moderator,

Weber,

Victor

Missing:

Taylor.

the

this

Founded

only

is

cians

of

offers

outlet

an

to

occult

the

of

club

a

hobby

organizations..

in

all

youngest

As

it

interest

Magi­

year,

past

the

Society

Jesuit's

those

and

students

with

sinister

powers

the

of

professional

of

magician.

have

this

Among

been

char­

year

past

projects

etc.

shows

at

hospitals,

ity

orphanages,

in a

also

They

the

occupied

Mothers'

prominent

November.

place

Club

Family

in

Night

program


cheerleaders

Cheerleaders

discuss

new

routines

with

moderator.

Left

to

Lee

Mr.

right:

Tafoya,

S.].,

Fleming,

Ed

Larry

Gallaway,

Larry

Johnson,

Fleming.

Cheerleaders

lead pep

rally.


'57-'58

homecoming

SHERRIE

NEWSOM

L.G.c.

EV.ANGELINE

St.

MEDINA

Ann's

ROSEMARY

PICCOLA

BLACK

JOAN

St. Ursuline

Ed's


·

..

the

and

gold

of

glitter

the

dance.

home-coming


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BIASATTI

JOHNNY

T.C.I.L.

All-State

All-Greater

��T.C.I.L.

Dallas

ALL-5T ATER5

1957"

PETTIBONE

JERRY

MOSER

PAUL

T.C.I.L. T.C.I.L.

All-State

All-State

All-Greater

TOM MIKE

FLUSCHE

BRAD

LOUGHMEY

BUTLER

T.C.I.L. T.C.I.L.

All-State

T

.c.l.L.

Dallas

All-State

All-State


TRI-CAPTAINS

LUKE

BOSCO

\

1957

BIASATTI

JOHNNY


COACH

DAVE

FLYNN

PI\OP£RTY

OF

THE

NOTRE

IM"E

ATHLfnc

PfPT.

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)

/

I

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/

I


Cahill

takes

in

a

short

Bobby

Wooliscroft

aerial

in

the

of

opening

Brownwood.

Van

Winkle,

24

BROWNWOOD

and

Biasatti,

Flusche

are

his

the

season

game

against

interference.

14

JESUIT

overcame

Jesuit's

underdog

to

bomb

scoreless

a

first

Rangers

Brownwood

24-14.

Pettibone

scored

quarter

twice

and

and

Hettler

once

each

Loughney

the

to

pace

offensive.

24

LANERI

7

JESUIT

Laneri

the

Underdog

the

the

class

a

24-7.

on

a

62

countered

run.

for

on

puts

the

brakes

and

cuts

back

the

against

Laneri

Micks.

on

the

end

a

plunge

Flusche

the

Rangers.

Pettibone

in

in

scored

Loughney

Pettibone

yard

Jerry

early

showed

through

won

Jesuit

also

scare

Rangers

gave

but game,

as

and

croft

and

W oolis­


'Whoa!

Come

back

here

Arthur.

Where

think

do

after

a

in

short

gain

EDGEWOOD

Arthur

you're

you

down

44

JESUIT

Allen

is

being

going?

brought

the

Edgewood

game.

14

The over

Rangers

simply

team

would

a

outclassed

pushed

here

light,

at

Edgewood

score

stadium.

been

much

if

Coach

higher

had

not

The

Highlander

have

substituted

Flynn

the

freely

second

half.

during

WACO

26

19

JESUIT

MARKS

ST.

19

37

JESUIT

MT.

PLEASANT

after

three

20

33

JESUIT

three

season

"Come on,

83,

you'll

Charlie

get

yours,"

says

Van

Winkle.

wins

record.

times

in

a

the

were

Rangers

straight

Cocky

bumped

row

them

to

give

a

3-3


'<&

Will

him?

he

Bob

Hettler

made

a

tackle

tremendous

on

of

Paul

Cascia

Beniegn

shoestring

get

Hall.

CASCIA

39

HALL

19

JESUIT

came

The

Rangers

weeks

three

into

their

after

own

again

finally

and

on

Cascia

Hall

with

Petti­

stepped

bone

the

and

Loughney

attack.

pacing

LAWTON

12

27

JESUIT

in

a

Jesuit

dous

played

Lawton

great

terrific

Wolverines

in,

call

got

Mickey."

from

Dave

-in

and

the

pressbox

he

that says

he

thinks

we

could

score

with

the

R.

by

the

stopped

a

just

to

tremen­

losing

game

team.

Sparked

the

ttl

you

27-12.

Rangers

A.

Burt


Pettibone

drives

over

line

the

Sulphur

Jerry

12

SULPHUR

SPRINGS

Springs

12-0

in

victory.

Jesuit's

goal

0

JESUIT

The

Ranger

Moser,

tracks

defense,

Butler

spearheaded

offense

Sulphur

and

by

the

stopped

as

in

its

Springs

the

12-0.

Rangers

triumphed

27

CLASSEN

JESUIT

{The

Jerry

Pettibone

Jet"

in

set

a

points

new

Ouch!

Luke

Bosco

an

gets

elbow

to

the

head

on

an

in

extra

point

try

the

Sulphur

Springs

game.

defeated

Classen

over

Classen

Jesuit

TD

Jesuit

game.

18

all

romped

as

19

scoring

He

homecoming

mark

of

20

in

27-18.

this

the


Bob

Cahill

skirts

left

end

St.

for

big

ment

for

stars

Pettibine

yardage

ST.

GERARD

Bob

Gerard.

came

off

the

bench

a

as

replace­

against

and

and

injured

27

led

the

team

to

a

27-0

victory.

Loughney

0

JESUIT

The

had

"no

sweat"

Rangers

St.

Gerard

the

smaller

against

team

in

the

semi-finals.

JESUIT

The

ST.

33

and

bulls

Loughney

over

the

St.

from

Anthony's

goal

the

6.

in

for

Mr.

knew

what

finals.

all

had

they

had

the

12

Pettibone

waiting

before

Loughney

Tom

ANTHONY

were

Bulldogs

night,

Tom

win

led

happened,

the

to

Rangers

a

33-12


Quarterback

ferro

cuts

Talia­

Gene

Dunham

and

the

Father

May

loose

the

a

give

a

few

words

of

wisdom

boys

Action

games.

one.

Pat

Captains

"b"

Reaves,

and

Myron

and

is

rough

half.

during

long

Taliaferro,

football

Human.

Jud

team

tumble

in

Bee


•

•

MR.

VINCENT

SYKES,

freshman

.

S.].

This

freshman

football

team

more

than

lived

to

year's up

Mr.

Vincent

a

Sykes,

machine.

The

S.].,

frosh

brought

were

backfield.

The

frosh

had

pre-season

from

schoolers

Bob

Black

and

fine

ends

in

expectations.

the

standout

lineman.

field.

It

was

indeed

fine

Many

a

team

wore

varsity

prospects

well-oiled

Zurlis

in

Jim

Bordelin

and

Carl

Cavanagh.

a

that

could

the

frosh

blue

Pellegrini

be

Jesuit

off

a

Halfback

Quarterback

two

to

grade

eager

group

led

by

the

was

football

of

proud

and

white

in

'57.

on

and


The

ROW:

'57-'58

Ken

Bob

Cahill,

Jim

Carl

Tommy

Burnham,

Graves

George

Wasaff.

Schmitz,

Sladek

(Co-Captain),

ROW:

Manager.

Wooliscroft,

Chuck

Burt,

SECOND

Zihlman,

Lyons,

Mullen,

Dave

Varsity-FRONT

Ranger

Stan

Jim

John

(Co-Captain),

Mike

Missing:

and

Chuck

Boeding

McGuire.

The

'57-'

5

8

basketball

team

the

was

colorful

most

ever

Ranger

to

blue

the

wear

squad

and

fast

a

gold.

Boasting

the

break,

fan-pleasing

n

5"

of

outran

Varsity

simply

of

Much

the

Bill

favored

their

highly

many

of

success

who

the

ended

season

his

was

due

his

final

mid-season

he

had

instilled

the

in

were

and

and

Thomas

in

the

Wood­

Woodrow

Wilson,

games.

the

finalist,

Rangers

by

defeated

a

Jefferson,

city

top

city

three

fighting

dropped

Thomas

points,

hustling

great

shown

examples

Jefferson

state

champ

lettermen,

a

best

Perhaps

and

Wilson

and

season.

winning

returning

squad

the

spirit.

Coach

a

two

only

by

scrapping

of

work

hard

with

with

year

row

opponents.

the

coaching

started

Durick

but

to

basketball

Durick,

Coach

only

the

Rangers

power

two

by

only

This

points.

The

mid-season.

at

was

team

had

to

be

for

its

at

the

peak

T.CI.L.

state

at

tournament

the

end

of

the

basketball

Coach year.

the

Durick

carefully

the

brought

tourney

But

in

and

the

the

hit

hot-shooting

from

red-hot

St.

Rangers

Thomas

hit

whopping

of

squad's

from

hope

Coach

of

the

560;0

a

Eagle

the

snapping

semi-finals

along

the

T.CI.L.

floor.

team

Durick

a

T.CI.L.

73%,

state

giving The

of

biggest

in

championship

his

Ranger

final

year.

Coach

Durick.

them

all:


.

Action

the

against

Alumni

at

St.

Cecilia's

gym.

Burnham

Jimmy

Cliff

.

.

.

"Jump-Shot"

in

drops

South

two

Oak

against

.

less

more

action.

alumni,

Sladek

in

the

as

open

Burt

he

shoots-P.S.,

made

it

anyhow.


INDIVIDUAL

STATISTICS

Graves

George

Chuck

----------------------245

Sladek -------------------

Dave

228

Burt

----------------------------203

Burnham

Jim

------------------------150

Mullen

John

------------------

Chuck

McGuire

101

--------

89

Mike ----

65

Boeding

Bob

Cahill ---------------

35

------------------

Jim

-_______

Lyons

Ken

31

Wooliscroft 27

Carl

Wasaff

----

17

Tom

Schmitz 10

GEORGE

GRAVES CHUCK

SLADEK

Co-Captain Co-Captain

I

T.C.I.L.

Invita-

All-State;

McKinney

McKinney

tional

Tournament

All-Star

Invitational

Tournament

All­

Most

Team;

Star

Team;

T.C.I.L.

Sportsmanship Valuable

Player,

'58.

Award.

SEASON

RECORD

29

JesuiL-----54

Mesquite

S.O.c.

36

Jesuit-------20

A2

Jesuit-------45

McKinney

Woodrow

A5

JesuiL----A2

Adamson

60

JesuiL----AO

A1

Duncanville

JesuiL-----35

JesuiL----A5

----------------------35

Wylie

------------------35

Jesuit--------55

Mesquite

Grand

Prairie

64

JesuiL----A8

Palestine

66

Jes�iL-----52

Alumni

A1

JesuiL----A3

esui t.

-

-

41

-

-

-

__

-

S.O.c.

A9

J

esui t.

-

_-

-

-

-

-

A3

6,5

J

Mesquite

McAllister

A1

Jesuit--------55

esui t.

-

-

4

-

-

-

-

-

Hall

Cascia

5

-------------A9

J

Lancaster

54

Jesuit-------64

Ranger esui t.

-

-

-

-

-

-

Hillcrest

45

5

J

0

payoff. Laneri

A7

JesuiL-----57

North

Dallas

54

JesuiL-----57

St.

Marks

JesuiL-----69

------------------55

Thomas

Jesuit-------47

Jefferson

Lancaster

Jesuit-------50

St.

---A9-

------------------53

Marks

A6

JesuiL-----50

Kirwin

A4

JesuiL-----58

St.

Thomas

-----------__

JesuiL-----54

68

W

Season

Record ----------------------------13

12

hustle,

and

speed,

determination


Mullen,

and

will

Mullen

scores

off

thefast

break.

Sladek

Graves,

McCaffrey

John

make

don't

think

Skippy

it.


BOB

CAHILL

TOM

SCHMITZ

JIM

LYONS

CARL

WASAFF

KEN

WOOLISCROFT


Hb"

FRONT

ROW:

Bob

Mike

Bernie

SECOND

ROW:

center

is

Moriarty,

David

Mach,

Mordaunt;

Dick

Gene

Rust,

Tumy,

LaMarche.

Tom

team

Rushing,

.Marty

Javors,

Mike

Felix

Francis,

Jimmy

Alfieri,

Jim

Fetty,

Slater,

Bob

Griffice,

The

"B"

and

14;

been

Manager.

team

it

but

record

this

season

could

was

easily

lIB"

the

for

8

have

as

just

and

14

ballets

8,

6

total

a

games

dropped

the'

of

nine

by

points.

same

of

Running

system

the

the

lIB"

playas

team

found

varsity,

themselves

Assistant

in

the

able

Coach

hands

of

Walsh.

Jim

In

the

reins

as

var­

accepting

sity

ends

mentor,

his

Coach

Walsh

successful

two-year

with

the

"B"

team.

stay

.Alfieri looks on a

S

salinas

.

t

aps In

two.


Mike

is

hit

Fetty

as

he

"hits."

Slater

shoots

before

a

crowd.

capacity

freshman

FRONT

ROW:

G.

A.

Mangelsdorf,

Gibson.

BACK

ROW:

B.

J.

B.

Carpenter,

Salinas,

M.

G.

Compa,

Boyce,

Weissert,

team

P.

Starek,

Schnitzius,

P.

McKenna,

.R

Messina;

center

Mr.

Jackson,

is

B.

T.

Cone,

Manager.

M.

].

McLaughlin,

L.

Wren,

M.

S.].,

Coach,


•

•

•

t

e

n

n

.

I

s

The

tennis

Bob

Coach

team:

Callan,

Jim

Ranger

Coursey,

Dan

Chuck

Neuhoff,

Tommy

Hansen,

and

Mike

Hickey,

Loftus.

Left:

Mr.

Callan

is

his

fifth

as

beginning

and

Dan

Lance

Jesuit's

year

Emerson

that

will

the

winning

display

Hickey

Right:

form

now

coach.

tennis

them

make

come

next

standbys

year.

two

Handicapped

by

having

all

nearly

season,

only

a

returning

the

practice,

6-2-5.

rain

the

devoted

squad

interest

that

netters

next

a

"mean

return"

a

winning

pull

of

which

Callan

Coach

Jim

with

little

a

many

more

developing

flatten year

out

very

down

to

managed

and

training

should

knocked

lettermen,

still

Ranger

young

Under

are

young

experience

an

many

opponent.

•

•

.

and,

Golfers

Mike

golf

Arnold

Landruss,

Steer,

Scotty

and

White,

George

Steve

Fiedler

Mooney,

Salinas,

Mickey

make up

the

'''tee''

men.

Often

consid-.

Ranger

ered

the

heroes

of

Jesuit's

unsung

athletic

fields,

a

still

they

season.

winning

to

manage

show


•

.

•

•

p.e

program

For

the

first

time

in some

Jesuit's

real

effort

has

been

made

history

to

education

better

Walsh,

program.

ideas

more

the

Mr.

physical

with

than

he

has

has

fingers,

aimed

this

at

the

non-athletic

program

student.

For

as

an

things

them

he

has

devised

such

obstacle

fit-

course,

physical

ness

tests,

.

health

in­

classes,

own

your

competitive

tramural

etc.

This

sports,

limited

in

it

was

year

to

only

that

the

are

upperclassmen.

future

all

Hopes

four years

benefit

from

might

this

program.

Are

Gene

Dunham

and

Tommy

for

a

fighting

a

field

goal?

rebound

or

is

Neuhoff

that

almost

size,


Track

team

and

left

coach-FRONT

ROW,

SECOND

ROW,

Pelligrini.

ROW,

Hall,

right:

Boyne,

Jones,

Marrietta,

O'Shea,

Murphy,

is

Arthur

Reese,

Scheaner,

Co-Captain

Pettibone,

Allen.

Missing

THE

PACERS

Mike

Flusche

and

Jim

Hurdles

Low

Spot:

Keith

Monahan,

Lyons,

Hollern,

Coach

Co-Captain

standing:

Flusche.

Partridge,

to

sitting,

Scheaffer.

kneeling:

THIRD

his

White

giving

all.

Partridge

Co-Captain


Coach

Schaener's

trackmen

with

a

split

-

3

season,

were

3

second

to

none

record,

when

on

.

judged

hard

in

spirit.

the

section

Injuries

took

toll,

took

weightmen

quickly

the

to

bring

into

Rangers

hitting

its

sprint

the

the

but

slack

up

second

a

flying track

Carl

High

in

the

spot:

Reese,

weights.

a

captain,

Championship

O'Shea.

Other

men

are

Brad

Butler

and

ALLEN

to

pointers

Carl

weight

Sprint:

few

grving

Meet.

T.C.I.L.

place

Pellegrini.

Mile: Discus:

BUTLER

FAZZIO

•

•

.

track

King


•

•

baseball

•

varsity

CAPTAIN

SWEENEY

JACK

members

from

left

Squad

Jerry

and

to

are

right

Hoedebeck,

Chuck

Jack

McGuire

Jack

Sweeney,

Mike

Harper,

were

Paul

John

Dick

Kennedy,

Hull,

Wilson,

and

Hal

Ackels,

Gieb.

Stan

Matthews,

Mike

Regulars

Boeding

absent.

CAPTAIN

JACK

HARPER


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JACK

JACK

HARPER-Pitcher

HARPER-Pitcher

'58

Captain

Most

Valuable'

All-Greater

'58

Dallas

DICK

HULL-Second

Captain'

Base

57

'

Most

Valuable

All-Greater

58

Dallas

JOHN DICK

HULL-Second

WILSON-First

Base

T.C.I.L.

Most

All-State

Valuable

All-Greater

'57

Dallas

Base


JACK

SWEENEY-Catcher

Captain

JERRY

Field

PAUL

ACKELS-Right

HOEDEBECK-Shortstop


The

baseba.ll

team

here

at

varsity

this

Jesuit

the

was

fruit

of

three

year

Durick.

things

from

this

expected

13

Great

by

were

won

of years

Coach

grooming

They

group.

of

out

led

17

by

games

John

Dick

Wilson,

Hull,

Jack

Paul

Ackels,

Sweeney,

beck

all

of

Harper,

and

whom

were

Jack

Hoede­

Jerry

on

the

champion­

American

ship

hews,

Mike

out

Boeding

double

a

in

Wilson

the

at

a

slaps

led

the

team

Stan

and

Mike

unexpected

help.

McGuire,

Matt­

Boeding

team

field.

Jesuit

game

John

team.

Legion

Chuck

the gave

in

with

hitting

a

Dick

.429

Hull

the

average.

rapped

ball

at

out

a

eli

.350

plus

straight

2

for

the

second

p

year.

7

won

Jack

while

Harper

to

games'

the

mound

losing

crew.

Chuck

Mc­

pace

Guire

the

a

could

who

second

Rangers

gave

starter

be

depended

Mike

and

upon.

Paul

Ackels

shared

Boeding

the

outfield

either

with

Mc­

or

Harper

Guire.

Both

fielders

were

and

hit

good

well.

Hoedebeck

the

was

short­

Jerry

starting

for

the

third

hit

about

stop

This

straight

year

.300.

Jerry

near-flawless

ball

year.

Stan

the

Matthews

latter

played part

of

the

third

and

season

base

hit

well

into

sore

the

to

turn

the

a

strong

spot

of

point

team.

Catcher

was

Jack

the

team

the

it

kept

of

glue

Sweeney

which

from

falling

apart. Paul

Ackels

us

the

gives

"Alfred

E.

Newman

look"

right

after

Ernie"

"Big

a

rapped

homer.


He's

out!

action

in

a

"B"

Rugged

The

UB"

of

team

1958

Jesuit

was

the

finest

in

the

of

game.

the

school.

The

little

history

an

Rangers

two

11-1

record.

compiled

over

St.

of

these

this

loss

with

wins

were

over

city

Ennis'

John's

later

They

all

of

Many

Park.

Highland

Bees.

was

the

varsity

a

1-0

avenged

win.

Bob

schools,

team

to

including

beat

the

only

Black

and

hit

pitched

tremendously

Dick Ronnie

year.

and

Stepka,

Slater

were

Ray

other

Burgert,

Bee

Marty

Javors,

Dick

Burgert,

stars.

Jim

"b"

baseball

team

La

Marche,


letterman's

FRONT

ROW:

Enright,

E.

O'Shea,

Hettler,

Cahill,

Harper,

M.

all-staters,

Burt,

Petti­

T.eLL.

High

point

Baseball

captains:

is

Sweeney,

Baseball

all-stater,

Missing

Wilson.

A

tribute

to

the

great

and

natural

coaching

all-around

dis­

ability

at

esui t

this

J

played

were

in

past

these

men

merit

year

who

sports

individual

won

while

participat­

in

ing

the

Winkle,

different

sports.

Bosco,

Biasatti,

THIRD

Bulger,

Mullen,

Basketball

Flusche;

Graves;

Allen;

Van

Moser,

Sweeney,

Ruiz,

Moore,

Biasatti,

and

Moser,

all-state:

Harper.

Lamberty,

Messina,

Flusche.

Football

Right:

bone,

Neuhoff,

Ackels.

Gallaway,

SECOND

ROW:

K.

Fleming,

Hull,

Fleming,

track:

Priest,

club

Pettibone,

Wilson,

Wooliscroft,

Graves,

Zihlman,

Murphy,

ROW:

Barry.

Reese,

McGuire,

Sladek,

Partridge,

L.

Boeding,

Burnham,

Hansen,


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we

..

very

to

are

grateful

the

friends

following

who

made

this

book

.

possible.

w.

A.

GREEN

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and

Mr.

Mrs.

and

A.

C.

G.

Mrs.

PATRONS

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C.

Sweeney

Mr.

and

Mr.

Charles

Mrs.

K.

F.

M.

Hansen

Bacon

Church

Holy

Trinity

Cowdin

Dr.

Brothers

and

W.

B.

Contractors

Mrs.

J.

Kirk

J.

Jr.

Sazama,

and

Family

Mr.

and

Dr.

A.

Rt.

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L.

E.

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Rev.

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Christ

the

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King

E.

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Superior

Bowling

Lawrence

C.

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Louann's

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