1959 Yearbook

CONTENTS

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WHO

The

ARE

crowd

THE

asks

itself

RANGERS?

the

at

the

football

question

We

shouts

game-and

back

the

answer:

the

are

Rangers!

The

crowd

We

are

But

who

shouts

back

the

answer:

the

Rangers!

realizes

what

are

they

We

saying?

the

are

Rangers.

Who

understands

We-a

re-the-

what

this

means?

Ra ngers.

of

We-are-Jesuit-High-School.

All

five

Five

hundred

of

of

of

feet

ways

red

in

a

stomping

of

of

us.

football

grandstand.

the

to

Communion

walking

ways

nd

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rail

on

First

Friday.

:

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ways

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ride.

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thumbing

hundred

hundred

h

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Everyone

us.

hundred ways

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ng

Lochinvar

.

young

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or

a

white

.

big

Bless

or

We

or

Father,

me,

I

for

have

sinned

...

the

are

Rangers!

These

all

five

hundred

of

or

WHO

The

ARE

crowd

THE

asks

itself

are

doing

saying

ways

are

But

who

the

Jesuit

Rangers-are

High

RANGERS?

the

the

at

question

We

anything

football

shouts

back

game-and

the

answer:

the

Rangers!

realizes

what

mean?

they

Who

understands

We-a

re-the-

what

are

they

Ra

saying?

n

gers.

of

us.

Everyone

Minus

and

one

the

would

not

be

the

Rangers

We

all

are

same.

are

important,

of

they

shouting.

us.

Everyone

We-are-the-Rangers.

From

the

From

the

senior

to

...

the

biggest

The

Aliens,

crowd

smallest

to

...

the

Broughs

Barrys,

freshman.

Wooliscrofts,

Wilmarths,

Zilmans.

is

shouting:

are

the

are

all

.We

Rangers.

We

important.

WHO

The

ARE

crowd

THE

asks

itself

RANGERS?

the

at

the

football

question

We

are

shouts

game-and

the

Rangers!

But

who

understands

what

mean?

they

Who'

rea

lizes

what

are

they

saying?

do.

They

all

They

All

of

All

five

do.

them.

hundred

of

them

realize ...

This

is

a

This

is

the

record

of

how

well

they

book

of

their

Scene

I:

Football

Pep

Rally

understand.

realize

1959. year

...

understand.

back

the

answer:

School.

MOST

REVEREND

BISHOP

4

THOMAS

K.

DALLAS-FT.

GORMAN.

WORTH

D.O

D.SC. .•

DIOCESE

HIST.

REVEREND

THOMAS

President

J.

of

S.J.

SHIELDS,

Jesuit

School

High

the

"To

of

Class

'59

thanks:'

...

public

MESSAGE

PRESIDENT'S

School

Jesuit

of

is

High

the

Class

of

1959.

record

Your

in

this

school

has

proud

been

outstanding.

On

the

of

occasion

the

to

Class

of

1959

for

of

for

as

the

to

opportunity

the

have

good

well

as

school

take

we

graduation

your

thanks

the

notable

spirit

express

through

have

made

towards

high

your

the

prestige

you

Jesuit

public

shown

you

contribution

years

School.

High

In

farewell

to

this

bidding

for

and

Senior

that

hopeful

standards

and

of

so

with

esteem

genuine

of

with

a

full

so

of

the

that

success

the

God

and

happiness

that

as

cultured

Catholic

American

living

with

the

Divine

Will

of

God

at

you

life

in

prayer

measure

you

life

to

measure

and

cooperation.

me

join

of everyone

walk

up

studies,

c?nduct,

and

chosen your

accord

will you

in

School

Jesuit

High

each upon

be

in

gentlemen

of

do

life

future your

exhibited

already

Staff

Faculty

bestow

whatever

in

prayers

have you

The

may

we

distinguished

with

you

high

in

Class

the

end

have

the

may

eternal.

happiness

5

hat

W

is

so

about

Jesuit

a

great

At

time

a

when

there

is

Education?

a

scare

in

the

give-us-more-scientists

to

seems

when

the

country;

cry

be:

teach-the-kids-more-math-to-beat-the-Commies;

and

when

the

sneer

is

thrown it

up:

to

in

Jesuit

Schools

quiet

no

For

sneer.

these

across

High

.Jeb

houses

there

the

and

out

men

since

been

before

turning

us

the

recent

long

for

four

hundred

the

Jesuits

the

have

been

and

much

these

were

education

system

of

a

fully;

and

faith,

but

bodies,

healthy

of

a

educating

system

but

sciences,

hope,

only

of

at

us

Jesuit

characters

charity

and

souls

as

red

brick

in

strong

School

system

a

too;

system

well;

a

system

we

the

is

are

best,

getting

intended

bless

can

High

everyone

whether

it

when

is

the

because

he

in

some

the

started

seat

give

small

of

whole

to

has

to

a

for

woman

extra

on

what

the

something

been

thing

will

lunge

is

that

place

way,

to

to

impulse

the

every

produce

us,

math,

works.

And

saint

how

of

a

Loyola;

arts

only

not

what

nice

no

teaching

of

following

named

Spaniard

not

building

of

scare,

cry,

realization

years

a

by

up

ng

of

What

no

more

scientists,

occurred.

Because

drawn

teachi

which

is

country

have

giving

needed

is

look-at-what-we're-turning-out-a-bunch-of-duck-tail�d-hoodlums;

that

note

in

each

produced

the

football

field

or

the

yardage

on

a

bus.

your

about

so

a

Jesuit

education?

great

The

it

people

Scene

2:

First

produces.

Mass

Friday

7

REV.

NORMAN

ROGGE,

J.

S.J.

Secretary

REV.

JULIUS

MAY,

J.

S.J.

Chemistry,

Physics,

Religion,

Moderator

Lettermen

Club,

"s

Athletic

Moderator

REV.

MICHAEL

of

P.

KAMMER,

Jesuit

Principal

Moderator:

Student

Honor

Society,

REV.

WILLIAM

Student

REV.

A.

Counselor:

ROBERT

Student

A.

S.J.

School

High

National

CRANDELL,

S.J.

Underclassmen

TYNAN,

S.J.

Counselor:

Upperclassmen

Council

REV.

J.

J.

ALLEN.

S.J.

History,

Religion,

Speech

REV.

ANTHONY

OR

YNN.

C.

S.J.

English,

Lati

n,

Speech,

Religion

REV.

S.

JOSEPH

Prefect

Assistant

Principal,

RIVIORE.

S.J.

of

Band

Discipline,

Moderator

Religion,

'REV.

LOUIS

English,

A.

Latin,

POCHE.

S.J.

Assistant

Debate

Religion,

Moderator

REV.

CLAUDE

M.

VALENTINE,

Radio

Algebra,

Club

S.J.

Moderator

Chemistry,

'

9,

REV.

MR.

JACQUES

WEBER.

EDWARD

TAFOYA.

S.J.

S.J. Reli-

Latin,

Latin,

lis

Eng

h,

Speech,

English,

Moderator

Religion,

Moderator

Bookstore

gion,

Jesuit

Cheerleaders

Speech,

Debaters

MR.

FRANCIS

R.

BROU.

Advanced

Algebra,

Assistant

S.J.

Plane

French,

Geometry,

Moderator

Last

Roundup.

Roundup

MODERATORS,

MR.

RALPH

COUNSELORS,

HEBERT.

Solid

Geometry,

COACHES:

S.J.

Latin,

Plane

Mod­

Geometry,

erator

Sodality

MR.

EWERT

COUSINS.

English,

MR.

H.

S.J.

Religion,

Philothespic

PHiliP

HANLEY.

Speech,

Latin,

E.

S.J.

"Jesuit

English,

Journal."

Philothespic

MR.

ROBERT

C.

INGRAM,S.J.

English,

Assistant

History,

Football

Religion,

Coach

MR.

JAMES

McLEOD,

MR.

FRANCIS

H.

S.J.

M.

English,

Religion,

Speech,

LANDWERMEYER,S.J. Moderator

Last

Roundup,

Latin,

English,

Religion,

Speech

Camera

Club

Roundup,

THE

MR.

WILLIAM

MURPHY,

MEN

BEHIND

THE

PEOPLE

MR.

R.

ROBERT

C.

PERRY,

JESUIT

S.J.

S.J.

English,

Latin,

ant

OF

Religion,

Speech,

Moderator

Assist­

gion,

Speech,

Latin,

Berchman

Reli­

So­

Sacristies

Moderator

ciety,

Sodality

MR.

JOS.E

ANTONIO

Assistant

to

SELGAS,

the

Spanish,

Assistant

S.J.

Prefect

of

Discipline,

Moderator

Band,

Radio

Club

II

MR.

REV.

D.

J.

TERRY

L.

BURNS

SULLIVAN

Assistant

the

to

Principal,

Religion

Mod­

Sociology,

History,

erator

Safety

MR.

JAMES

CALLAN

Plane

Tennis

Geometry,

TEACHING

MORE

MR.

WILLIAM

THAN

Speech,

THE

Coach

En-glish,

ARTS

AND

DURICK

Athletic

History,

Director,

Baseball

Varsity

Coach

MR.

ROBERT

J.

EIFERT

MR.

MILTON

GAUDET

Assist­

History,

ant

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Sociology,

Football

Coe

ch

Club,

Algebra,

Coach

Varsity

Football

SCIENCES

Bowling

MR.

MR.

E.

L.

PAUL

J:KOZSUCH

HOHMAN Advanced

Algebra.

Director

of

Music

Plane

II

j

e

s

u

it

j

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urn

a

I" .

MR.

CLARENCE

Assistant

to

RENO

the

Prefect

of

Chem­

Discipline.

Business

istry.

Mathematics,

Moderator

Science

Club

BUILDING

MORE

THAN

STRONG

BODIES:

,

MR.

JAMES

Director

WALSH

of

Physical

ball

MR.

EDWARD

Coach.

Golf

Educat�on,

Basket­

Varsity

Coach

J.

TUMAVICUS

Assistant

to

the

MRS.

F.

A.

History,

Prefect

of

Discipline Registrar

NORSCH

Solid

Geome­

Geometry.

try.

MRS.

JOSEPH

TIMMERMAN

Assistant

to

Treasurer

MRS.

HELEN

Assistant

THE

to

WHITE

the

Librarian

TRADIT'ION

JESUIT

MRS.

JACK

SCOTT

Librarian

SUMMERTIME:

WHILE

MISS

Ass

BARBARA

ista

nt

to

th

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i

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Reg

stra

r

JESUIT

STUDENTS

JESUIT

'SPEND

SPENDS

THEIR

THREE

SUMMER

MONTHS

IN

SLEEPING

MANY

OFF

DIFFERENT

WINTER

WAYS.

...

SENIOR

CLASS

PRESIDENTS

to

(left

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102-Don

right):

Woods;

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Newkirk:

103-Harry

Gibbons.

of

159

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I'

t's

allover

but

now

the

The

seniors

poster-waving.

have

had

of

'59

have

closed

their

lockers,

their

cards

Jesuit-High-School-Library

It's

all

over

but

now

bit

a

are

permanently.

suspended,

gone.

of

academic,

athletic,

philothespic,

debate,

and newspaper,

band

"boy-were-we-good"

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.befo.re

poster-waving.

this too

back-slapping

gets

loud,

and

the

too

arm-pumping

a

that

to

question

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be

asked.

ought

that's

where

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how

were

good

there's

lively,

we?"

we

stop.

its

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to

ourselves

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with

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compare

seniors,

to

com­

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ourselves

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pa

iors

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class

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and

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fair

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graduate

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exactly

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(sadly

not

time),

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men

ourselves

than

with'

compare

one

sen

ior

seniors

past

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de.fend

themselves.)

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"goodness"

then,

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find

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comparison

there

However,

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ourselves compare

last

and

of

year

the

before.

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year

when

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with-ourselves.

was:

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best

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best,

we

mean.

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we

live

to

up

"Just

how

were

good

we?"

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of

come!"

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our

own

estimation?

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MESSAGE

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OF

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SCHOOL

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TEXAS

19,

PRINCIPAL

To

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of

Class

'59:

he these

vIhen

risk

wr:t"ting

the

runs

year,

is

his

feeling

though

is

what

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believe

to

class

the

for

esteem

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genuine.

ask

is

here

said

is

therefore,

it

of

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JOHN

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President

and

BARNETT

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of

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THE

JESUIT

HIGH

extend

all

to

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who

shall

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behold

in

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the

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Excellency.

for

Bishop

Lynch

School

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its

who

of

school

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of

his

the

spiritual

extracurricular

the

school,

won

the

the

respect,

of

his

influence;

WHEREAS:

school

and

memory.

the

has

student

been

Class

of

1959.

the

attainment.

the

confidence.

the

has.

by

and

the

on

the

he

of

distinction

Because

Jesuit

High

and

of

dedication

affection

of

of

all

himself

who

to

of

Jesuit

faculty

High

School,

School.

to

be

awarded

athletics.

have

betterment

after

due

has

consideration.

come

found

within

the

him

eminently

merits,

the

by

we

BARNETT

the

for

Bishop

of

our

office

and

with

the

authority

concurrence

declare

hereby

JOHN

worthy

reflected

of

the

honor;

his

signal

the

has

field

performances

unselfish

.

this

THEREFORE:

of

Jesuit

manliness

by

credit

by

his

leadership.

activities.

and.

The

faculty

of

worthy

of

most

responsive

the

scholastic

superior

qualities

in

of

graduate

his

by

by

sphere

founded

happy

distinction

special

of

spirit

BROUGH.

personality.

the

excellence

by

of

of

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with

honoring

reflected

BARNETT

his

by

his

Patrick

of purpose

most

and.

JOHN

refinement

the

on

Joseph

the

trophy

has

faithfully

influences;

WHEREAS:

and

document

Lord

Greetings

WHEREAS:

the

to

TEXAS

DALLAS.

this

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Trophy

BROUGH

the

of

Our

year

Lord.

one

thousand

and

fifty-nine.

President

of

Jesuit

High

School,

nine

hundred

SENIOR

SUPERLATIVES

MOST

TO

LIKELY

SUCCEED

JOHN

BROUGH

ARTHUR

Class

10,

I

Club,

ANTHONY

9;

President,

Senior

I;

Second

12,

9;

ALLEN

Vice-President,

Emcution

Place,

II,

Football,

orable

Contest

Letterman's

II;

Secretary,

Varsity,

II,

12;

12;

Mention

All-City,

Times

12;

MOST

POPULAR

PAUL

MOSER

Herald

Track,

9,

Football

10,

II,

Honor

12.

Frosh

Hon­

12;

Roll,

RICHARD

L.

BAUER

Perfect 10.

Attendance,

WILLIAM

EDWARD

BEAKEY

Class

10;

Secretary,

Camera

Club,

Club,

II;

II;

Glee

Tennis,

10;

II.

10,

Bowling,

LAWRENCE

TERRY

KENNETH

ANTHONY

BACON RONALD

LEE

BARRY

BILLINGS Linz

Pin,

9,

II;

Library

Aid,

9,

Linz

Pin,

9,

10,

Mu

II;

Alpha Li

II;

Aid

Library

Award,

II;

(Math)

Club,

II,

Team

Award,

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Pin, Theta

Club,

II,

12;

I

9,

Attendance,

dality,

10,

II,

a

Ii

I

I,

ty, Club,

II,

12;

Freshman

10;

Varsity,

I

Perf e

ct

So­

10;

Ban d

2;

9,

Football.

10,

B-Team,

9,

Letterman's

12;

II.

9;

I;

So­

12;

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n

Mu

(Math)

Theta

Alpha

II;

II,

12,

2nd

Lieu­

As­

tenant

and

Treasurer, sistant

B-Team

Coach,

Presi­

12;

II,

dent,

Dallas

C.Y.O.,

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WILMARTH

JOSEPH

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9,

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JOHN

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MICHAEL

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II,

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10.

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C.

LEWIS

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JOSEPH

LYONS

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13-Team

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B­

Baseball,

12.

Baseball,

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MARCONI

Class

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10.

PAUL

Linz

ROGER

LINTZ

9,

10,

Scholarship

1958;

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LOSCERBO

CHARLES

Pin,

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II;

National

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II;

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9.

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9,

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II;

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Vice

President,

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LEE

CHARLES

McPETERS

C.

NORMAN

FRANCIS

10,

MELUN

Sodality,

12;

II,

Central

McWILLIAMS

LOUIS

McBRIDE

12;

II,

NHS,

9,

MICHAEL

Council,

10,

11,12;

Pre­

McDONALD Linz

10;

Captain,

II;

10,

Pin,

ance,

Perfect

10,

II, Perfect

Math

II,

Club,

12;

fect,

Attend­

Club,

Fencing

II;

Attendance,

9,

10;

Can­

12, didate

Sodality,

10;

Band,

9,

10,

9,

10,

Philothespic,

12;

Science

Club,

Second

II,

Drill

I

I

Secreta

I,

12,

I,

Presi­

ry,

12;

L.

E.

Holman

Contest

Library

Aid,

9,

10,

II, II,

12;

10,

II,

St.

John

12;

Berchman's

12;

B-Team

Foo+ball,

Team,

Speech

II,

12;

II;

10, Track

12;

Club,

10,

12.

Debaters,

Major

Senior

9,

I

I;

10,

Finalist.

II,

12;

Contest,

Lieutenant,

12,

Jesuit

10,

dent,

12;

II,

II,

Plays,

Elocution

Vice-President,

12;

II,

Team,

Roundup,

9,

Berchman's

12.

Club,

Service

9,

10,

Award,

II,

10.

12;

BEST

ATHLETE

.

ARTHUR

ALLEN

STRONGEST

CHARLES

L

i

nz

Pin,

JOHN

9,

Attendance,

PAT

1

0,

9;

MICHAELSON

1

1

I,

Band,

2

9,

;

Perf e

10,

ct

II,

TRAYNOR

12;

Archery

Club,

Treasurer,

10.

CHARLES

Linz

er.

MOONEY

A.

Letterman's

10;

12;

II.

Club.

Bas­

B-Team

9;

Basketball.

ketball.

Cheerlead­

9;

Phil.,

II;

Pin.

12;

Frosh

Golf.

12;

II.

10.

Bowling.

12.

II.

GEORGE

VINCENT

MORROW

Honor

PAUL

I

Ro".

I.

MURRIN

MOSER

II.

NHS.

PATRICK

MOKRY

ALOYSIUS

MONAHAN

Pin.

9.

II;

Phil ..

9;

Berchman's

Linz

Perfect

10:

Pin.

12;

Team.

Glee

12;

Club

Frosh

9;

Tram­

Basketball.

10;

10.

Jesuit

I

I.

School

Band.

10.

B-Team

Basketball.

I

Sergeant.

Music

10.

12;

II.

St.

9.

High

Drill

I;

Berchman's

Festival.

2nd

Club.

Dallas

9;

9;

12;

Committee.

Attendance.

Sodality. II;

John

poline

Treasur-

12.

Junior-Senior

10;

9,

Prom

Linz

Club.

Class

12;

President.

er.

FRANK

ALBERT

12;

II.

Roundup,

Place.

County Last

12;

Roundup, 9.

Frosh

10.

3rd

place. Football.

I

I.

9;

12.

Captain.

I

All-State.

Basketball.

man's

Varsity.

Club.

Vice-President.

Tackler.

I

I.

10.

12.

Frosh

I;

9;

Letter-

II.

12;

12.

Best

HOW

Don

Ganter

back

at

SENIORS

scratches

Casa

Linda

his

SPEND

THEIR

SPARE

TIME:

date's

Summer-Time

Party.

john

Mullen

carries

to

equipment

work

on

life-size

model

of

herb­

eating·dinasour.

JOHN

N

HS,

II;

WILLIAM

Pin,

9,

I

tain,

12;

Vice-President,

I,

12;

Track,

12;

9,

Mu

12;

Alpha

Sodality;

12;

10,

9,

Club,

9,

St.

12;

Last

Roundup,

10,

II,

12,

All-Tournament,

II.

Phil­

Award;

II;

Council,

Berchmah's

Basketbal'l,

III

MULLEN

II,

10,

Central

12;

Roundup,

12;

10,

Mathematics

othespic,

john

Class

12;

II,

Linz

Theta

Cap­

Plano,

THOMAS

Class

HUDSON

President,

man's

Club,

rs

i

9,

I

NUEHOFF

john

II,

II

10,

9;

Ten

2;

Berch­

Secretary,

Club,

Football,

ty,

Treasurer,

II,

10,

Letterman's

Frosh

St.

12;

Secretary,

Va

Track,

12

II,

10

B-Team,

I

n

is,

9,

I

0,

I

I,

2

12.

FLANAGAN

HENRY

NEWKIRK

Class

President,

12;

Camera

9;

Band,

Club,

Letterman's

12;

11,12;

Vi

ce-

sid

Club,

II,

Club,

Safety

Pre

junior

e

n

12;

t,

Rotarian,

I

Football,

12;

Basketball

I;

Baseball

II;

Manager,

II.

Manager,

THOMAS

STEPHEN

O'CONNELL

JOSEPH

MICHAEL

MURPHY

PAUL

NASSOUR

Linz

Vice-President,

Class

President,

12;

II,

Cless

10,

Library

Letterman's

Aid,

12;

Football,

II.

Pin,

12;

II,

Track,

Intramural

10.

12;

Football.

II;

9,

Baseball,

10,

II,

9,

10;

12;

Pres­

St.

john

Club,

9,

10,

Letterman's

12;

II,

Club,

Handball

Class

II;

10;

ident,

Berchman's

Club,

Frosh

Foot­

Champion,

ball,

9;

sity,

B-Team,

II,

B-Team

Track,

12;

10;

Golf,

Baseball,

9,

10.

Var­

12;

9;

seniors

rush

and

ing,

classes

at

winking

and

downstairs

smil­

laughing,

Happy

teachers

first

to

begin

period

after

chapel.

LOUIS

LEE

Perfect

9;

up,

10,

OSBORNE

Attendance,

Camera

12;

Staff,

I

I;

Club,

10.

10;

10,

Science

President,

II;

Club,

10;

Band,

Round­

10,

I

I,

Cafeteria

WILLIAM

Class

MICHAEL

Parliamentarian,

date

II;

Sodality,

PARKER

Candi­

12;

12;

Sodality,

School

jesuit

High

Transfer

12;

Band,

Student.

DAVID

JOHN

POCHE

Linz

9,

Pin,

Perfect

10,

II,

Attendance,

Science

Club,

Secretary,

Club,

II,

Club,

II;

II,

JOSEPH

O'SHEA

KING

JAMES

NHS,

12;

II,

Student

9;

II,

Class

Vice-President,

Council,

Philothespic,

urer,

9,

10,

9,

II,

12;

Linz

FREDERICK

Elocution

ball,

12

;

9;

Club,

B-Team,

Track,

".

Contest,

II,

12;

10;

10

9;

10;

10;

Let­

II;

Frosh

Club,

Phil.,

OSTER

Perfect

9;

Pin,

12;

9;

10,

9,

Band,

9,

II,

10;

Attendance,

12;

Library

9,

Sodality,

junior

Winner,

Contest,

12

Berchman's

Letterman's

12

Bowling,

Senior

terman's

Foot­

Varsity,

II,

10,

Club,

Club,

II.

9,

12;

10,

II,

Track,

9;

12,

Fencing

Treas­

Aid,

Contest

Elocution

10,

12,

Vice-President,

Elocution

junior

12;

Math

12;

12;

Chess

12.

ANDREW

QUEVEDO

Bet

don't

they

have

.Iike

anything

this

in

Russia!

was

(Jesuit

built

before

the

Russian

Revolution.)

GERALD

Bowling

have

think you

you

might

this

punishinq

Mokry

EDWARD

League,

RANDOLPH

10,

12;

Base-

10.

ball,

Don't

in

time?

be'en

a

little

severe

EMIL

MORTON

Jesuit

ROGERS

School

Band,

High

12;

I

Aid,

Library

91

Chess

12;

II

10;

Club,

12.

Bowling

League,

PRANK

SATARINO

Class

II;

Secre+erv,

..

PerfeCt

Attendance,

JERRY

Linz

EARL

Pin,

tional

12.

SAXTON

101

Na­

II;

Merit

Scholarship

Semi-Finalist,

las SHEPPARD

PATTERSON

EARL.

SYLVESTER

Dal-

12;

Science

C

Sod

a

I

I

9

i

ty

I

I

Science

Awar-d; I

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I

II

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2;

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a

d

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Club,

.

0

1.11 91

Pin,

12;

101

NHS,

III

12;

Club,

91

101

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12;

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111.12.

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metry National

aft

r

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Linz

II.;

r,

In­

Final­

Merit

Scholarship .

structor,

ist,

Phil.,

12;

91

III

101

12;

12;

..

Society, I

101

91

Order

12;

II

of

I

II

Secreta

12;

Play,

121

121

ity,

I

12;

Roundup,

I

Editor,

Exchange

Manager,

12;

Frosh

Foo+be

Central

ll,

9;

12;

12;

II.

III

Jour­

High

II

III

Sodal­

Council,

B-Team,

Jesuit

nail

III

Club,

12.

Business

Roundup,

Manager,

12;

II

Last

Business

III

Theta,

12; ry,

asq

One-Act

athe­

u

Alpha ue,

III

the

M

M

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M

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Plays,

Si

12;

12;

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4202

Seniors

run

the

belt-line

for

Ballet

not

Fund.

suppor+inq

RICHARD

B-Team

LEWIS

Football,

SCHAEFFER

II.

Perfect

I

O.

I

2

Sod

;

ti

a

II,

Ph

u,

I

9.

2

I

I,

;

High

II,

10,

1st

Drum

12.

Lieutenant.

Glee

12;

I

10.

0,

Jesuit

9;

9,

12,

Plays,

I

9,

ty.

Club,

Band,

Vice-President,

Major

9;

Attendance,

I

I.

Major,

SELLERS

STEVEN

FRANK

Camera

School

12.

10;

Club.

12.

I,

JULIUS

ALBERT

SEMTNER

Linz

I

Essay

National

II;

Semi­

Scholarship

12;

12;

10;

Debate,

9,

Math

9;

II.

De­

Historical

10;

9.

10.

Medal

Gold

So­

Club.

II.

Treasurer,

12.

II.

12.

N

12;

President,

II.

10.

9.

Plays.

Major

ciety.

II.

Sodality,

Philothespic,

II.

bate.

Pres­

II.

Treasurer,

ident.

II.

NHS.

12;

Finalist,

12;

1st

9;

Province

Place

Merit

12;

I.

Secretary.

Parliamentarian.

12,

II;

10.

9,

Pin,

Class

Contest,

10.

FL.

10;

Secretary.

of

Distinction,

Degree

II.

PATRICK

L.

SIMPSON

Class

Treasurer,

Honor

RAY

THOMAS

Linz

SCHMITZ

10,

9.

Pin.

II;

Class

DON

Presi­

L

i

nz

I

9.

I

0,

First

SCHOL

RAYMOND

Pin,

I.

I

Perf e

2 ;

ct

Roll

Pins,

12;

10,

II;

Voice

Place.

Contest.

Democracy

of

I

I ;

Perfect

dent,

Club.

9;

(Math)

Alpha

12;

Attendance.

Theta

Mu

II.

St.

John

Berchman's,

9,

Attendance,

President.

9;

10.

Phil.,

II;

9,

Class

10;

I

10,

I,

12;

Frosh

Football,

9;

Club,

10.

12,

II.

Treasurer.

Philothespic,

Jesuit

10;

Varsity,

II;

Frosh

Fencing

Club,

I

10;

Basketball.

10,

II.

10.

Club.

I

I,

12.

President.

Basketball,

I

Varsity

9.

Science

12;

I.

10, B-Team

9;

Debaters.

II;

II.

B-Team,

Basketball,

II;

Vice­

Science

12;

9.

II.

I;

Roundup.

12.

d

a

Ii

I

+y,

I

I,

2;

Honor

I

Society,

Nat

ion

League.

ities

II;

a

II,

Club.

I

So­

Nat ion

I.

a

I

12;

Forensic

12;

12.

Human­

No,

no,

no!

Doesn't

know

how

the

anybody

Attila

his

Telkes

name

to

"Kilroy"

Michael.

changes

Dore

and

(Below)

Cahill

Mr.

Huhn

and

challenge

to

Bulger

Tag-Team

RANDY

wrestling

tion

and

match,

but

Mr.

Huhn

is

dissatisfied

with

partner's

turns

down

ofter.

SAMUELL

SMITH

condi­

flabby

junior

Elocution

Contest

of

Ceremonies.

10;

mentarian.

Radio

12;

9.

I

I.

Club.

9;

Photographer.

Roundup

Film

9.

12.

Parlia­

10,

Camera

12;

II.

Photographer.

Editor.

Master

Class

9;

Phil.,

Secreta

12.

ry.

up

II.

Club.

Round-

12;,

Last

II.

12;

LAWSON

Fencing

THOMPSON

Club,

Glee

II;

10,

Club.

II.

TIDINGS

JOHN

THURMOND

Linz

12;

STANLEY

II;

St.

ATTILA

John

Class

MICHAEL

Secreta

10,

II.

tendance,

Philothespic

12.

II;

Major

I

I,

2

;

Plays,

Fencing

10.

9.

Perfect

At­

JON

Major

Society,

Play,

12;

12;

RICHARD

TINKLE

Transfer

9.

Debaters, Student

Chess

Vice-Presi-

TELKES

12;

ry,

9,

II.

12,

I.

12;

12;

I

Club.

II.

I

Club,

Club,'

Club,

10,

12;

12;

Seminar,

dent,

JOHN

12;

Sci­

12;

9,

Attendance,

9;

10,

9,

Math

Math

Berchman's

9,

Debaters,

Club,

Vice-President

Treasurer,

Perfect

I,

Attendance,

Philothespic,

ence

EDWARD

I

10,

9,

Pin,

Perfect

Jesuit

10,

II,

12�

from

Hungary.

Sodality,

U

PI

SCHOOL H1GH

lEsun

10,

I

9,

I;

10;

NFL,

Round­

10,

I

I

.

Seniors

Annual

at

over

fight

Easter

4202

egg

Hunt.

Egg

Same

nual

over

seniors

basket

Basket

at

of

An­

goodies

fight

4202

of

Goodies

PATRICK

St.

ALOYISIUS

Berchman's

Radio

keeper,

12;

Hunt.

Club,

12;

Club,

9;

TRAYNOR

9,10,

Basketball

II,

12;

Score­

Baseball

Letterman's

Scorekeeper,

Club,

12.

CARL

Phi

lot h

EDWARD

I

es

pic,

League,

II;

WASAFF

I

0,

I

I,

2

Bow lin

;

g

10,

II;

Basketball,

9,10,

12.

Track,

CHARLES

EUGENE

WEBER

Scholarship

Perfect

II;

pin,

Attenda

I

nee,

Chess

Club,

urer,

12;

I

ciety,

I

CHARLES

VAN

MICHEAL

JACK

I;

Treas­

So­

President

12,

Club,

12.

VOISEN

Transfer

9,

12,

Magician's

I,

Science

WINKLE

Letterman's

ball,

I;

10,

Club,

I

I,

12.

II,

12;

Foot­

Student.

SCOTT

DAVIDSON

WILMARTH

Bowling

12.

League,

10,

I

I,

SIDNEY

Class

Student.

PATRICK

Treasurer,

WEIGAND

1'2;

Transfer

KENNETH DONALD

Class

JOSEPH

WOOLISCROFT

LYNN

LEE

STAN

WOOD

Class

Vice-President,

President,

12;

Student

12.

Representative,

9;

Class

Council

Class

Frosh

I

101

Vice-President,

I;

III

12;

9;

Varsity

Frosh

I

0 I

Basketball

Captain,

Basketball,

II;

Track,

2

Letterman's

Club,

III

lu

C

;

Class

Club,

Manager,

Baseball,

Varsity

9;

2

Varsity

II;

101

Besebe

12;

12;

Bas­

Bas­

9;

Legion

Baseball,

;

Varsity

Freshman

9;

ketball

Trampoline,

I I

II;

101

ll,

Manager,

12.

b

Safety

Foo+be

Manager,

III

ketball 12;

Club,

Berchman's

12;

I

II

9;

10;

Track

Varsity

'91

Letterman's

10;

III

101

Football,

Basketball,

B-Team

B-Team

ZIHLMAN

Secretary,

91

Football,

I

101

Parliamentarian,

Class

91

Vice-President,

President,

junior

ll,

Bowling,

Library

Aid,

II;

12;

12.

Jast Jm[ill

Allen

Arthur

in

leaves

9.5.

Fred

Garver

leaves

his

hair

kit

care

complete

Bacon

Terry

leaves

Brian

Markham

four

of

transmission

pounds

to

Jim

Scarborough.

teeth. Hal

Gieb

leaves

his

baseball

67,894,072

cards

to

Billy

Ron

leaves

Barrv

Loiselle

three

burned

Dave

patties

Gibbons

leaves

race

ca

d

r

rivi

to

fool

a

ng

Dick

Glaser

leaves

with

Bauer

leaves

a

under

the

wad

of

bubble

juicy

be

who.

nts

wa

ny

not

nailed

everything Richard

c·an

Troy.

from

hamburger

it.

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found

to

Mike

third

desk,

down.

Sears.

gum

fourth

(It

in

row

room

103.) Chris

"Bill

leaves

in

his

Beakey

black

Guenther

leaves

897

Tom

leaves

for

Hampton

of

three

Billings

used

Phil

tickets

trombone

to

Fr.

a

to

and

of

tour

guided

its

Mike

the

Hancock

leaves

Procaccini

a

leaves

six

lions

a

of

ha

i

oil

r

to

Ventura.

maki ng

Brill

leaves

Dick

Baker

few

a

learn

city

of

Rodney Bricetto

g

Glen

to

big

Rivoire.

mouthpieces

Dain

Arthur

O'Shea.

thrills.

dangers leaves

Larry

unsold

convertible.

flashy

inches.

Gene

for

scissors

pair

remarks.

cutting

Haufler

leaves

much

as

won't

as

only

fit

in

the

back

of

his

station wagon.

John

Brough

leaves

Fr.

S.J.

Kammer,

with

no

to

one

write

notes

to.

Pat

Hebert

leaves

for

Woodrow

and

know

who.

you

John

Buchanan

leaves

a

used

leather

sli.ghtly

to

Janousek.

jacket

Paul

Hernandez

sale

muchas

tortillas

a

Senor

Bulger.

Jim

Burnham

leaves

a

"How

manual,

complete

to

to

Cram

for

Exams"

Paul

Straley.

Hitt

leaves

Jerry

his

"How

manual,

To

Wire

Anything

Anywhere"

to

Gregory

Gene

Burlew

leaves

of

nobody

kind

no

nothing

how

no

George.

never.

Steve

Hollern

leaves

his

unused

hair

to

Mike

clippers

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Burt

leaves

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38

of

Marty

old

basketball

pairs

sox.

Jim

leaves

Hopp

Bob

Cahill

leaves

Dave

138

of

ounces

Enright

duck

his

hamster

to

pet

Horak

leaves

with

a

from

grin

Carson

leaves

for

the

Jankowski.

feathers.

dirty

Frank

Kit

to

ear

ear.

in

Trappists

Kentucky.

Pat

leaves

Hughes

in

his

brother's

clothes

by

John

Clark

leaves

mistake.

his to

wall-shaking

John

laugh

Goodman.

Bob

leaves

Hughes

Joe

leaves

all

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the

ash

in

the

for

Casa

Linda

for

the

last

time.

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trays

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packed

full. Jud

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leaves

an

extra

set

of

large

Bob

Coursey

leaves

all

the

from

all

the

prizes

John

contests

Hurson

would

like

to

John

Dore

leaves

be

to

happy

to

Fr.

distance

good

the

John

leaving.

next

Kammer.

between

himself

man.

Johnson

leaves

football,

to

ing

the

sports

basketball,

Dunham

likes

it

so

he

well,

doesn't

want

to

and

all

other

bone-crush­

more

individuals.

hearty

Gene

a

Helies. and

Bill

Batwings

leave

everywhere to

leave.

Mike

won't

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leave

Fr.

01

Flynn.

Charles

Dunn

leaves

in

a

Fury-his.

Frank

Klein

just

settled,

got

and

now

he's

leaving

Joe

Enna

leaves

a

can

of

car

wax

to

again.

Mike

Bellamy.

James

Dean

Faas

can't

out

figure

he's

he

why

leaving;

just

La.barba

leaves

six

tomato

crates

to

Olan

Adams.

here.

got

Land

Jerry

leaves

with

a

broken

drumstick

through

Steve

Fiedler

leaves

all

the

milk

cartons

in

the

to

building

his

neck.

Pat

Borders. Joe

Langan

Ed

leaves

Fleming

to

his

join

brother,

wherever

he

Charles

Mike

Flusche

leaves

Mike

Linehan

leaves

everything

like

just

he

found

it.

is.

Leech

leaves

for

the

caves

of

Cliff

Land.

a

handy

do-it-yourself

kit,

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II

To

Fix

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r

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John Good!

Lemburg

leaves

3

sweaters,

2

and

jackets,

to

be

to

simultaneously)

Charles

Fox

leaves

Fr.

O'Flynn,

S.J.

without

a

server

for

four

overcoats

(all

worn

Dave

Callahan.

his

early

morning

Mass.

Mike

Lewis

leaves

a

complete

Don

Ganter

leaves

absentee

all

slips

over

Fr.

Rivoire's

office.

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Linz

left

boys

a

hot

science-fiction

Studebaker

to

library

to

some

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who

chump

White.

took

it.

Don

Loscerbo

Jim

comes

leaves,

leaves

he

all

Marconi

leaves

and

back,

leaves

again.

to

has,

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of

Toni

hair

package

Marietta

leaves

three'

curlers

Pat

to

Jerry

dozen

combination

leaves

Jerry

Calame.

Larry

experience,

a

Larry

Charlie'

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to

Reed

II

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office

for

the

last

time.

in

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Ca

box

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of

Memphis.

secret

rney

Satarino

leaves

for

badges�

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to

make

of

some

his

leaves

leaves

of

a

used

cleaners

pack

Felix

to

pipe

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a

genuine

astro-hydro-dynamic

smoking

and

Dave

pipe

Davis.

Richard

Schaeffer

leaves

four

older

than

when

he

years

Louis

namesake.

alone.

boys

Saxton

McBride

Howard

Barker's

brother

leaves

Jerry

Mike

Miss

to

help

Frank

leaves

bigger

to

laughing.

leaves

leaves

Emil

Elliott.

Martin

Ronnie

'em

Randolph

Reaves

Earl

Bradley.

Halloween-football

Rogers

masks

McDonald

leaves

bent

one

tuba

twisted

to

came.

Ingram. Tom

Schmitz

leaves

a

used

slig

Frank

came

hook

to

htly

Joe

U

rso.

leaves

late,

McKay

early. Don

Scholleaves

size

a

belt

44

to

Mike

Moriarty.

Charles

McPeters

three

leaves

of

cans

paint. Steve

Melun

to

leaves,

Miggs

relief

the

of

Sellers

'leaves

a

bent

and

twisted

baton

to

Pat

Pattison.

all.

Bert

Semtner

leaves

Mr.

Kozsuch

with

no

to

one

depend

Mike

leaves

of

a

Murphy

dark

and

pair

a

cancelled

leaves

Simpson

a

down

hopped-up

Steffen.

to

on.

ticket

glasses Pat

to

(and

Ford

on)

to

Andy

Hollywood McBride.

C.

J.

Michaelson

would

but

leave,

someone

his

on

car.

stepped Smith

leaves

Randy

AI

leaves

a

that

Mokry

handy

doubles

wire

as

leaves

Stanley electric

shaver

clippers

to

combined,

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le

Monahan

card

the

'60

Mike

Telkes

came

a

leaves

a

Christian.

Tumy.

leaves

Thompson leaves

a

size

midget

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Olympics.

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Mooney

David

Bob

to

library

Mickey

to

pagan,

worn-out

a

eves

for

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Attila Pat

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hedge

old

an

cutters,

implement

to

Chuck

a

trail

of

bread

crumbs

he

so

find

can

his

McGuire;

megaphone back. way

Vincent

Morrow

leaves.

Jon

Tinkle

leaves

6

broken

cams

to

Jim

Isky

Paul

Moser

leaves

of

set

a

used

All-State

little

basketball.

slightly

Slater.

to

patches Pat

leaves

Traynor

Burt

and

Burnham

without

ride.

a

Charles

Swearingen.

John

Thurmond

leaves

a

broken

and

twisted

slide

rule

to

Mickey

John

Mullen

leaves

Durbin.

the

sickbed

to

playa

Paul

Charles

Nassour

leaves

for

the

barber

for

the

first

shop

time

in

Van

leaves

two

to

ring

Newkirk

leaves

at

the

back,

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Wasoff

n

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and

neck,

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Carl

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use

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IS

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id

with

a

broken

left

eyebrow.

leaves

in

search

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of

of

a

pack

Springer.

sausages

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ca

up

nose,

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Harry

Carl

Winkle

two

years.

Tom

Lions

Club

Luncheon

place

table

leaves

whatever

to

smokes.

brother

didn't

Harry

take.

Messina.

Gene

Weber

leaves

white

a

rabbit

out

of

jumping Tom

O'Connell

leaves

with

his

letter

own

at

hat. every

last.

jacket

Sid

Weigand Louis

Osborne

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of

a

books

library

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leaves

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of

to

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fellows

that

leaves

to

join

Hrothgar,

with

like

names

Wilmarth

leaves

and any

is

left.

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in

circles

on

running

Parker

leaves

and

all

the

other

his.

wants.

anybody

row

or

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Wood

steal,

to

Fr.

Rogge,

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William

Ecglaf,

Carriere.

philosophy

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anything

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Jim

the

he

everything

S.J.

for

the

can

has,

bor­

buy,

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Fund.

field. upper

after

of

a

year

leaves

a

locker

full

of

trash

to

Bob

Gruber.

silence.

uninterrupted

Ken

Wooliscroft

leaves

a

once-worn

sweater

to

Richard

Sykora. David

Poche

leaves

in

the

hands

of

Tom

things

Pauken.

Stan

Zihlman

leaves

a

carbon

of copy

Andy

Quevedo

leaves

4

broken

art

to

pencils

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Terry

Ted

Frossa

rd.

his

Senior

Plan

Lounge

to

CLASS

JUNIOR

I07-Felix

I06-Dave

to

PRESDIENTS

Enright;

(left

Alfiere;

I09-Mike

rig�t):

Mordaunt.

203-Tom

of

'60

Spirit

is

Everywhere

and

praise

done

given

at

happens

much

better

us

and

we

know

tell

senior

even

heads

it's

be

to

hard

not

means

we

have

to

how

·else.

They

something

have

we

gen­

been,

they

do

job

quite

then

was

+urn

ahead

a

got

class

It year.

have

great

senior

have

we

to

be

good,

the

senior

this

class

was

win

awards

and

honors

achieve

the

as

good.

very

year

that

awards

this·

how

they

anything

the

because

going

It

and

patted

again

doing

seniors

then

that say

if

responsibility-for

And

are

it

the

and

class,

before

a

us-quite

better.

they're

year

First

they

other

they

of

and

slapped

and every

assemblies.

than any

to

are

it

They've

erally

backs

given

out.

are

seniors

have

only

done

this

and

as

have

we

done

in

the

year

much

more

must

we

be

important:

on

and

to

body

a

1959

has

leaders,

also

something

leaders

who

of

even

higher

higher

as

but

past

goals

will

who

lead

will

the

make

else,

rest

of

1960

something

the

as

student

successful

spirit,

been.

year

It

won't

be

but

it

will

be

done

as

it

has

a

been

always

easy,

are

hundred

and

juniors,

our

twenty

Scene

4=

strong,

Midwinter

doing

break

period.

best.

done

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the

For

past.

we

Linehan;

alan

Members

of

the

1306

REBELS

around

gather

to

discuss

the

possibilities

Richard

Baker

Uncle

Fred

Coston

break

a

during

of

period

Adams

morning

the

wall-papering

Harold

gym.

Barker

Tom

Barlow

Eldridge

Barnes

Eddie

Mr.

Kozsuch

hurries

Boughtin

along

head

mistake.

by

Math

picking

up

homework,

not

that

noticing

he

has

snatched

a

student's

Below:

John

"telephone

Michael

Bulger

Ray

Burgert

Calame

Larry

Brown

Bright

Bradley

Bradley

Ken

David

John

Jerry

Helias,

order"

Drive

Magazine

form.

shows

Champ,

winning

"YOU

WANT

GREEN

PEPPERS??

(asks

111111"

Hugh

Sta

rrett.)

William

Carney

Ed

Carriere

Richard

Chaplin

James

Tom

Connelly

Conway

Fred

Coston

Peter

Cirone

Da

Mommio

Anthony

Joe

D'Avignon

Howard

Davis

Peter

deLira

Fans

watch

as

pensively

Mike

wins

Fetty

T.C.I.L.

Dart

nament.

Joe

Emmett

David

Enright

Charles

Espinoza

Michael

Fetty

Tour­

Javors

and

head

Moriarity

line

to

see

Santa

Claus

at

Mother's

Club

Carnival.

James

Goodman

Gruber

Bill

Heinen

John

Bobby

Helies Joe

Ronnie

Herrin

Dan

Hubler

Hickey

George

Junior

John

Huddleston

members

of

the

Cheerleaders

crowd

around

their queen.

Henson

Don

Ross

David

I

nterra

Jankowski

n+e

Ingram

johnson

Larry

Frank

Klaczak

Richard

La

Marche

Bruce

Mike

Lamping

students

Rioting

rally

U.S.

Embassy

Fats

around

··We

the

want

shouting.

Domino!

Domino!"

We

in anger.

want

Fats

Linehan

Dennis

Loiselle

Mike

Macourek

Brian

Merkhern

Marton

Carroll

Martin

Tom

Martin

Anthony

McBride

Andy

Bob

Charles

McDermott

Andy

McGarvey

McGuire

McGuire

Marvin

Meade

Charles

Miller

Kelly

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Nick

Mehl

Carl

Messina

Messina

Larry

Donald

Moen

John

Moody

Frank

Morales

Tom

Pat

Mordaunt

Pattison Pat

Parkenson

Robert

Pe.lligrini

Gene

Personne

-

"Fra

Reginald

Regis

John

nk

Bernie

Gene

Rushing

Roper

Roznovsky

Salis

Rust

Harry

Fred

Scherr

Charles

Swearingen

Richard

Bill

Sykora

Taylor

Bob

Isaac

Tumy

Trevino

Bill

Troy

Dominic

Tuminello

Urso

Joseph

Felix

Weber

Herman

Ventura

Anthony

Weber

SOPHOMORE

CLASS

PRESIDENTS:

to

{left

right}

Garrett-210,

Gary

Roger

Gunn__:209,

Mike .

Pat

205,

Tom

Hollern-208,

Maher-211.

to

first

{According

SPIRIT

OF

elec+ions.]

SIXTY-ONE

Second

of year,

in

quarter

sophomore

class

year,

activities

energetic

in

achievement.

Outstanding

year

and

the

organizations.

of

athletic-vigorous

supporters

and

class

extracurriculars,

itself:

has

proved

sophomore

fif.teen

and

members

con+es+s.vsix

sports

Varsity

B-team

players;

active

in

responsive-an

all

school

events:

participator

hand

on

when

needed

and

most

to

faithful-always

zation

on

to

always

that

to

persevering-always

winning

cheer

present

any

organi­

success;

ready

little

extra

bit

work

of

needed

to

give

a

produce

team;

reliable-able

to

take

in

that

whatever

has

been

entrusted

fo

them

will

responsibility

be

to

its

best;

completed

and

advancing

prosperous-continually

in

the

new

meeting

fields

of

scholastic

notable-distinguished

knows

never

persistent-it

gives

word

no

goals;

achievement;

as

up-it

successful-achievement

in

Elocution

defeat;

and

various

other

contests-winners

recognized

of

Magazine

in

Drive.

Mission

Drive:

prominent

distinctive-a

of

separate

a

whole

school-a

closely-knitted

part

itself

works

for

the

Scene

4:

Cheerleader

betterment

of

Jesuit

High.

yet

Elections

which

part .

for

thinks

Owen-

William

Mike

Boyce

Ronnie

Burgert

Bosworth

Pat

Vincent

Byrns

"Into

the

of

Death

rode

...••

Cangemi

James

Carmichael

Break

Valley

ends

Period

rush

as

sophomores

back

to

smiling

teachers.

joyfully

and

fun-filled

classes.

John

Carpenter

Don

Joe

Coerver

Celano

John

Claiborne

Cone

Tommy

Bill

Conner

Ernest

Connor

Ronnie

Cooper

Ed

Cosgrove

Fra

n

k

Larry

Cotte

r

Richa

Dessomes

rd

Ronnie

Cree

Ernest Don

Dominguez

jim

Sodeman,

sophomore

his

displays

Durbin

jimmy

Barry

Eaton

Davies

prize.

winner

of

junior

Elocution

Contest,

Driscoll

proudly

James

Lance

Evans

Emerson

Some

sophomores

or

p'itching

pennies,

catching

John

grasshop­

Ezell

David

Fancher

or

pers,

Club

tickling

Carn

crickets,

or

doing

at

Dan

Jimmy

the

Mothers'

something

.

Furstenberg

Gabrysch