I
When
of
we
speak
that
the
old
as
the
be
something
is
that
the
forgotten,
from
old
past
the
to
there new,
building
breaking.
The
hallowed
traditions,
of
the
old
poli
School
Jesuit
spirit
3812
the
High
Oak
Lawn.
must
be
car
They
new
location
and
since
1942.
doing
there
continue
to
str
I
there
ing
is
is
often
new,
the
implication
broken
must
with.
include
But
with
our
transition
no
and
no
forgetting
cies,
'must
the customs,
not
be
left
in
above
and,
all,
the
the
old
at
building
ried
intact
to
the
and
engthen
new
school
as
grow,
at
have
they
our
been
I
n
the
of
eighteen
no
two
Jesuit
years
were
priests
steering
Jesuit
as
with
affection
our
Therefore,
est
we
the
Thomas
and
President,
our
·6
high
Last
of
1960
Roundup
Reverend
Very
S.].,
and
grateful
dedicate
regard,
to
loved
mer,
to
J.
our
Shields,
Reverend
former
Principal.
be
SJ.,
Michael
P.
Kam
and
of
Dallas
High
in
its
present
as
instrumental
probably
to
and
scholastically,
visors
height
both
athletically
friends.
spiritually,
as
teachers,
ad
I
__________.I
REV.
J.
J.
ALLEN,
SJ.
Public
Religion,
REV.
NORMAN
d
Secretary
REV.
DANIEL
J.
Jesuit
ROGGE,
High
A.
CREAGAN, /
SJ.
English
cal
4,
Teacher
Chemistry
of
3,
Techni
Class
4101H,
sistant
Moderator
Glee
baters,
REV.
CLIFF,
8
1.
of
Club.
MALACHY
CUT
Religion
SJ.
D.
Jesuit
SJ.
School
As
De
Speaking
1,
3,
4.
r
I
REV.
JULIUS
Physics
4,
Technical
J.
MAY,
Chemistry
Teacher
of
SJ.
3,
Religion
4,
Ath
Class
4202,
letic
Moderator,
men's
Club,
Moderator
Radio
of
Letter
Club.
REV.
S.
JOSEPH
SJ.
RIVOIRE,
Assistant
Principal,
Moderator
of
Prefect
of
Discipline.
the
Ranger
Club,
REV.
Safety
CYRIL
Club.
C.
MIESCH,
Algebra
4,
Geometry
2,
SJ.
Solid
3.
Geometry
REV.
LOUIS
A.
POCHE,
SJ.
Latin
2,
English
French
Club,
of
Class
2,
Religion
Technical
2,
Teacher
2209H.
9
REV.
WEBER,
JACQUES
Latin
3,
1,
Teacher
Religion
Class
of
1302H,
1,
SJ.
Technical
Moderator
of
Debaters.
Jesuit
BROTHER
O.
PATRICK
USINA,
SJ.
Treasurer.
MR.
ROBERT
C.
ATKINSON,
Latin
English
2,
2,
Moderator
of
MR.
CHARLES
G.
Latin
English
4102,
EWERT
MR.
English
Teacher
H.
COUSINS,
Latin
I,
3,
of
Class
4,
4,
Moderator
1,
of
Technical
St.
2208,
of
Class
Society.
SJ.
Technical
Teacher
Class
of
Band.
SJ.
Technical
Modera
3109H,
REV. the
of
tor
SJ.
Teacher
Berchman's
John
COYLE,
the
JOSEPH
T.
Society.
Philothespic
Student
Counsellor
DONNELLY,
SJ.
of
Upperclassmen,
Director
of
and
Testing
Service.
MR.
RALPH
HEBERT,
Algebra
Solid
G
1,
eo
Business
of
r
3,
Technical
Class
3203,
tor
of
SJ.
Math
3,
met
y
Teacher
the
Sodality.
Modera
Guidance
MR.
HENRY
J.
JOUBERT,
SJ.
Public
4,
English
3,
1,
Religion,
Technical
Teacher
Class
of
1,
Speaking
Assistant
of
Moderator
the
1212H,
Philothespic
Society.
BROTHER
WALTER
M.
GONZALEZ,
SJ.
Cafeteria.
MR.
JAMES
H.
McLEOD,
SJ.
Public
Religion,
nical
Speaking
Teacher
2,
2,
English
Class
of
Tech
Moderator
2211H,
and
Last
Roundup
Camera
MR.
Roundup
R.
MURPHY,
2,
2,
Religion
Teacher
of
1,
of
the
SJ.
Public
Speaking
Class
2205,
of
publications,
Club.
WILLIAM
Latin
nical
Assistant
4,
Tech
Moderator
the
Sodality.
ROBERT
MR.
C.
PERRY,
Latin
HARRY
L.
CRANE,
Speaking
of
tor
SJ.
of
of
the
Class
SJ.
Technical
1306,
Modera
Sacristans.
Student
Public
Counsellor
1,
1,
English
Teacher
REV.
Religion,
1,
Underclassmen.
MR.
EDWARD
TAFOYA,
SJ.
Tech
Spanish
nical
3,
4,
Teacher
Moderator
of
Cheerleaders.
Religion
of
the
3,
Class
3107,
Bookstore,
MR.
KENNETH
Geometry
Technical
R.
BRIGGS
Business
2,
Math
3,
Teacher
of
Class
4103,
Assistant
Coach
of
Football,
Coach
of
Tennis.
MR.
D.
R.
TOYE,
English
ing
3,
Latin
S.J.
Public
3,
Speak
Technical
4,
Class
3106,
of
Roundup
TERRY
L.
and
BURNS
English
I,
History
Teacher
of
Class
Technical
I,
1305,
Coach
of
Bowling.
MR.
WILLIAM
DURICK
Technical
History
I,
Athletic
Director,
MR.
ROBERT
Sociology
4,
Class
1303,
MR.
MILTON
Algebra
12
I,
GAUDET
Coach
of
Football.
J.
Teacher
Coach
of
of
Class
1304,
Baseball.
EIFERT
History
Assistant
I,
Technical
Teacher
2,
Coach
of
Teacher
Assistant
the
Roundup.
MR.
Football.
of
of
Moderator
of
the
Last
MR.
E.
Music
REV.
D.
J.
L.
and
HOHMAN
Band
Instructor.
SULLIVAN
4.
Religion
MR.
PAUL
J.
KOZSUCH
Solid
Geometry
Geometry
MR.
HERBERT
Coach
MR.
of
2,
M.
SHEANER,
Algebra
1,
4,
JR.
Track.
EDWARD
History
3,
2.
J.
TUMAVICUS
Technical
Teacher
of
Class
2210.
MR.
JAMES
WALSH
Education
Physical
of
Basketball,
2,
Coach
3,
Golf.
13
MRS.
F.
A.
NORSCH
Registrar
MRS.
JOSEPH
Assistant
MRS.
JACK
to
TIMMERMAN
Treasurer
SCOTT
Librarian
MRS.
HELEN
Assistant
MISS
BARBARA
Assistant
to
BARKER
the
Registrar
to
WHITE
Librarian
{�:ETS
TOUGH
...
To
the
Class
of
1960-
Your
lives
on
Faculty
corrections
the
on
that
hope,
and
life your
a
it
after
there
given
will
shine
scholastic
and
the
forth
you
achievement.
This
surpassing
and
all
day
has
of
sun
young
hope
teachers
priest
your
one
hope
that
inspirations
in
keeps
and
lay
working
nights
teaching
days.
is
the
that
Hope
makes
dreams
thing
is
there
little
or
extracurricular
and
new
It
difficult
is
work
hoping,
keeps
that
until
you
little
a
is
like
a
have your
from
blind
blind
The
never
confident
have
him
guide
and
are
treading
you
been
who
have
many
this
I
same
have
watched
them
I
as
So
to
watching
I
Jesuit
student,
every
in
work,
that
thing
filled
be
but
energetic
attempt,
try,
compete
find
it
it,
Having
and
with
all
pursue
will
a
working
the
you
found
excellently.
Hoping
result
that
will
bring
and
surprise
be
hope,
until
Explore,
do
hope.
you.
with
say
too.
can
you
and
diligence
gone
am
way.
diligent
true.
will
that
path
you;
There
exploratory,
well-founded.
the
used.
come
hope
tentative,
and
sure
preceded
often
that
is
and
have
men
and
My
seen
the
thing
man's
hope
is
hope
young
I.
hope,
have
for
groping
him.
My
well-defined
do
so
parents,
You
man
hope
help
unsure.
Many
and
learn,
do.
teachers,
your
different
yours.
Your
you
will you
you
as
you,
is
hope
and
any
work
hope
hope
Just
you
that
only
You
matter.
ing
thus
in
competition
study.
the
from
no
part
or
sport
is
hope
and
on
your
at
Without
true.
come
your
effort
and
delight
all-you,
your
parents,
your
God.
in
Sincerely
yours
Christ
..
teachers,
your
BISHOP
LYNCH
AWARD
Michael
Durbin
Eugene
The
and
President
of
Faculty
THE
JESUIT
extend
HIGH
all
to
SCHOOL
who
TEXAS
OF
DALLAS,
behold
shall
the
in
document
this
Lord
Greetings
WHEREAS:
His
rick
of
Pat
Reverend
Most
the
Joseph
Excellency,
happy
of
with
honoring
purpose
student
the
reflected
of
who
School
Jesuit
distinction
has
most
faithfully
High
the
of
the
special
school
and
been
has
most
responsive
spirit
to
its
influences;
WHEREAS:
and,
Durbin,
Eugene
the
1960,
has,
and
manliness
}lis
by
person
the
on
all
excellence
dedication
of
respect,
who
in
have
come
within
�nd
his
of
the
WHEREAS:
of
The
faculty
has
found
Jesuit
High
.
of
and,
due
con
School,
of
eminently
by
the
of
affection
after
him
sideration,
this
distinction
worthy
honor;
THEREFORE:
Because
of
the
his
signal
of
the
influence;
sphere
and
spiritual
activities,
betterment
the
to
confidence,
he
his
of
qualities
extracurricular
'himself
the
the
credit
by
the
school
by
his
by
won
his
of
the
attajnment,
superior
reflected
unselfish
school,
Class
graduate
refinement
by.
scholastic
ality,
the
the
of
Michael
of
has
leadership,
Lynch
Bishop
memory,
the
for
the
founded
Lynch,
trophy
our
office
and
with
School,
the
merits,
concurrence
of
authority
by
of
the
faculty
Jesuit
declare
we
High
hereby
Durbin
Michael
Eugene
to
be
awarded
of
Our
for
the
Bishop
worthy
one
thousand
nine
Lynch
hundred
Trophy
the year
and
sixty.
Lord)
Rev.
R.
Very
President
A.
S.
Tynan,
of
Jesuit
J.
School
High
18
JESUIT
3812
HIGH
Oak
DALLAS
S
..
J.
Lawn
19,
SCHOOL
,Avenue
DALLAS
"The
harvest
RANGERS
is
.
.
.
and
the
RECRUITED
laborers
few"
but
each
great
at
the
Jesuit
Coteau,
Gordon
S.1.,
'56;
'59;
N.S.].,
Jerry
John
'59;
Stack,
N.S.].,
George
of
headquarters
this
altar
before
freely
task
unending
of
20
souls.
and
e
a
c
h
himself
of
personal
the
1956;
S.].,
salvation
S.].,
'56;
'56;
the
N.S.1.,
Keith
White,
'58;
Burnham,
N.S.1.,
Brother
'59;
S.].,
in
Christ's army
(from
'57;
N.S.}.,
N.S.1.,
left
First
to
right):
Patrick
S.
McDermott,
'59;
'59;
Row-Messrs.
Second
Daboub,
Fuechtmann,
Flusche,
N.S.1.,
Robert
'58.
Timmerman,
N.S.1.,
J.,
Row-Messrs.
Anthony
'56;
Minor
S.1.,
'56;
Thomas
Michael
'58;
CHRIST
faces
smiling
shows
picture
O'Shea,
Thompson,
James
Third
Quevedo,
FOR
new
above
Daniel
Lawson
Andrew
N.S.].,
Grand
which
dedicates
the
sanctification
'58;
Christ's
at
army
Coteau,
soldier
to
as
of
S.].,
Ingram,
'57;
Graves,
The
is
S.1.,
Fagin,
Forrest
Edward
Welch,
Louisiana,
Class
Glasco,
Oster,
Carson,
finds year
Grand
Novitiate,
Row-Messrs.
John
'59;
S.].,
'56;
Robert
Coursey,
N.S.1.,
Rev.
T.
Joseph
counsellor
Donnelly,
for
seniors
talks
and
juniors
SJ.,
over
with
senior
things
Starrett.
Hugh
COUNSELLORS
Joe
Hernandez
meets
Father
counsellor
Crane,
SJ.,
for
and
sophomores
freshmen.
SENIORS:
of
four
have
You
gone
are
and,
will
through
for
better
the
drastic
change
years
it-most
Soon
of
you
you.
you
leave
for
the
the
next
will
Jesuit;
walk
down
the
senior
steps
you
but
last
time;
Jesuit
will
few pages
will
never
In
leave you.
of
find
the
bond
Jesuit
the
and you,
inside
lies
deep
be
part
you
The tween
part
part
you
may
other
forget.
of you.
23
LAWRENCE
JOHN
BAKER
Transfer
Student.
RICHARD
JOSEPH
BAKER
Honor
Roll
9,
Class
CIa
10,
Co-President
s
President
s
Baseball
9,
10,
11,
11;
9;
10;
12;
Debate
Society
11,
up
12;
cil
LEE
OLAN
Roll
Class
10;
FELIX
JR.
ADAMS,
HonoT
Treas
Class
CONLEY
urer
12,
9;
Football
9,
10,
Letters
9,
11,
Society
Lettermen's
Club
11,
;
9,
10;
12;
11,
Club
Vice
11,
12;
11,
10,
12,
11,
Council
Student
Coun
President
12.
ALFIERI
10,
Fooltball
9,
10,
11,
12,
11,
12;
Letters
12
10,
Philothespic
Ranger
Sodality
12;
10,
Honor
Hound
12;
President
9,
president
11,
Central
12;
11,
9,
National
12;
Society
12,
9,
10,
11,
12,
Captain
9;
Bas
ketball
9,
10,
Track
11,
12;
Captain
11,
12;
9;
Lettermen's
Club
Bowling
12.
10.
Roundup
9,
HAROLD
EDWARD
BARKE.R
Golf
10,
9,
11,
10,
12;
12;
St.
Bowling
John
11
9,
Society
24
9,
Berch
man's
Archery
Club
9,
10.
10,
;
THOMAS
Perfect
BARLOW
Attendance
9,
11.
WILLIAM
KARL
BARSCHAW
F
ELDRIDGE
ootball
11.
ROBERT
BARNES
Honor
RoIl
9;
Camera
Club
9;
St.
Roundup
10,
9;
Berchman's
John
Society
9,
9;
Library
Aid
12.
11,
MICHAEL
JOSEPH
BELLAMY
Class
Secretary
12;
Basket
ball
9,
Safety
10;
Bowling
Club
tendance
DANIEL
12;
9,
Perfect
12;
At
9.
HERMAN
BARRY
Honor
Roll
10;
Student
ing
cil
Bowl
Coun
9;
11.
25
ALEXANDER
MICHAEL
BOEDING
9;
Bas
Football
ball
9;
II;
9,
Base
II,
Tri-Captain
12,
Base
American
Legion
II;
Champs
City
II,
10,
12;
II,
10,
9,
10,
9,
12;
ball
Secre
Class
Roll
Honor
tary
ketball
Bowl
Baseball
All-State
II;
Let
Cheerleader
ing
II;
II;
12.
Club
termen's
II,
10,
PATRICK
JERALD
BORDERS
Secretary
St.
Class
Roll
Honor
9;
10;
10;
John
Bowling
Berchman's
Li
Society
RONALD
GISELL
PETER
12;
II,
10,
Aid
brary
12.
9,
10,
II,
BISHARA
JOHN
BILHEIMER Class
Philothes
Class
Secretary
9,
Society
Order
of
the
Class
10,
II,
10,
II;
12;
Football
II;
Baseball ;
10,
Vice-president
Treasurer
9;
12
pic
Track
10;
II.
Silver
Masque
Glee
Club
9;
II;
Archery
President
Club
9,
10,
II,
10,
9.
Secretary .
FREN CH
EDW ARD
BOUGHTIN
Class
Vioe-
Class
president
10;
Student
9,
10;
12
II;
Bowling
Council
II,
12.
II,
26
9;
Football
President
Track
;
JEROME
JOSEPH
BRADLEY
HQnQr
Roll
Debate
9;
9,
Society
National
10;
Forensic
9,
10;
11,
12;
11,
12;
League
Roundup
9,
Sodality
St.
J
10,
10,
9,
ohn
Berchman's
10.
Society
9,
in
4202
triumphs
the
Drive
Thanksgiving
MICHAE.L
JOHN
BRADLEY
HQnQr
RQll
9,
10,
11;
9,
10;
Debate
Society
N
F
ational
League
up
9,
10,
dality
r
0.
11,
9,
ens
i
c
Round
10;
9,
12;
10,
11,
SQ
12;
...
but
demands
Bradley
St.
J
ohn
Society
Berchman's
9,
Attendance
Perfect
10;
10.
KENNETH
RAYMOND
BROWN
Club
era
Club
10;
12.
11,
Cam
9;
Archery
Roundup
a
recount,
...
PATRICK
DAVID
JR.
CALLAHAN,
Honor
Band
Roll
10;
Philothes·
11;
9,
Society
Club
11,
10,
11,
12;
Sodality
St.
12;
11,
10,
9,
10;
Club
Camera
pic
Radio
9,
man's
Society
12;
Berch
John
9,
12.
11,
10,
NILSSON
WILUAM
CARNEY
Roll
Honor
10,
9,
Band
9,
11;
11,
10,
12;
Honor
National
Society
Philothespic
12;
11,
Society
9,
11,
10,
12;
11
Major
St.
10,
Plays
Roundup
;
12;
Berchman's
Band
11;
10,
Society
11,
10,
9,
John
Council
Executive
11,
11,
Sergeant
12,
tain
Holm.an
L.
E.
12;
Cap
Contest
Music
9,
10,
11.
GORDON
RAYMOND
MICHAEL
FRANCIS
ETIENNE
EDWARD BURGERT
BULGER
CARRIERE
Class
C
Treasurer
I
ass
Honor
Roll
9;
Baseball
10;
9,
Honor
Roll
Presi
Class
9; President
Football
9,
12;
10,
10,
11,
11,
12;
9,
Bowling
12;
10, dent
Lettermen's
Hon
12,
11,
Tri-Captain
12,
12;
Roundup
9,
10,
Debate
10;
Society
9,
Club
11,
10, Her
"Times
Mention
orable
11,
11,
Gold
President
12,
12;
12; Medal
Debate
Service
Award
Debate
11 ;
Roll
Honor
Football
ald"
for
Award"
Post
"Troy
'59,
Sodality
Club
10,
11,
12;
History
10;
National
11;
Theta
Mu
9,
Alpha Forensic
9,
League 1959
by
April
Club;
Optimist
(Math)
10,
National
Honor
Society
12; Senior
Representative
11,
12.
Society
Rotary Round
12,
11, International
for
Nov.
12;
Secretary
'59; Last up
President
Dallas-Ft.
W
0
r
t
up
Lettermen's
Club
C.Y.O.;
10,
9,
11,
Round
12;
h
9,
11,
10,
Award
"J"
12;
10, District
Service
Award
10; President
11,
12,
12;
Ranger Sacristan
11; St.
Club
12;
John
9,
10,
11,
12;
Berch
Secre
Sodality
9,
10,
11,
12,
12.
man's
Society
10,
11, Central tary
Council
12;
St.
12;
John
Berchman's
11,
So
Altar
ciety
9,
Award
11,
10,
11
Boy
12;
Glee
Club
12 ;
;
Student
Council
Secre
Perfect
Attendance
12,
tary
12;
11.
9,
28
PETER
JOHN
CIRONE
WALTER
WILLIAM
CRAWFORD
Band
9,
10,
11,
Ist
Drill
Class
Vice
12,
Lieutenant.
THOMAS
JAMES
CONNELLY
Football
11,
10,
9;
Bowling
St.
12;
John
Berchman's
Society
11,
Glee
12;
10,
Club
12;
Aid
Library
12.
MARIO
Class
DABOUB
President
9;
F
president
00
t
ball
12;
Philothespic
9,
Society
Club
11;
St.
11;
Ranger
Berchman's
11,
Society
Student
Council
11
G
9;
10,
John
12;
lee
;
JAMES
DAVID Club
12.
CRAVEN
Roll
Honor
Class
9;
Treasurer
Cheer
10;
leader
12;
Lettermen's
Debate
Club
So
12;
Club
9;
ciety
11,
12;
Ranger
Roundup
Club
Club
12;
Ser
12,
Safety
12;
geant
History
9.
29
THOMAS
MICHAEL
DARNALL
Honor
Club
10,
Roll
10,
Society
II,
II,
12;
Camera
10;
9,
Philothespic
12;
II,
10,
Roundup
12;
10,
Sodality
II,
10,
Library
ROY
II,
12.
Aid
12;
JOSEPH
D'AVIGNON
Roll
Honor
Debate
9,
Society
St.
12;
man's
John
10,
10,
II;
II,
Berch
His
Society
Club
9,
tory
9;
10;
tional
Mathematics
ciety
II,
Na
So
Perfect
12;
II.
Attendance
9,
WILLIAM
ANTHONY
MARTE.LL
Radio
9,
Science
VINSON
DAMOMMIO
DALLIN
Bowling
Club
Honor
Radio
Roll
9,
10;
Club
12.
Club
12;
12;
10;
President
10,
II,
12,
II,
Club
Science
President
Perfect
II,
12,
Attend
12;
II.
ance
9,
10,
HOWARD
30
HAGAN
DAVIS
PHILIP
PETER
DE
LIRA
Basketball
Per
9,
fect
10;
Attendance
9,
10,
11.
DONALD
MONROE
ELLIOTT
Band
9,
Major
12;.
EDWARD
10,
11,
Drum
12;
Student
12;
Archery
Council
Club
9,
10.
JOSEPH
DUGAN
Track
11,
12;-
Radio
9;
Bowling
Club
Sci
9;
Club
ence
Treas
10,
urer
Astronomical
10;
Society
Perfect
9;
tendance
At
11.
9,
10,
ROBERT
MICHAEL
MICHAEL
EUGENE
EMMERT
DURBIN
Class
Se-cretary Honor
Band
9;
9,
Roll
11;
10,
9,
10, C
las
s
C
las
s
Secretary
11,
12;
Bookstore
11
12·
10;
Philothespic
Society
10,'
11
�
Vice-president
Sodality 11;
Football
9,
10,
11,
12;
Berchman's
Society Baseball
St.
11,
10,
9,
John
12;
9,
Let
11;
10, termen's
Club
12.
11,
12;
11,
National
Honor
Society
11,
;
12
11"
jor
Junior
;
Contest
cution
Play
9,
Society
Philothespic
10,
12
Treasurer
12,
10;
Elo
Ma
9;
Roundup
Las
10,
11,
Ed
ito
S
0
12,
r
t
s
p
r
12;
Sodality
Council
Central
12;
Prefect
St.
12;
10,
11,
of
Sodality
John
Society
Student
11,
t
12;
Roundup
Berch
man's
9,
10,
Coun
12;
Mu
cil
11,
Theta
12;
(Math)
Alpha
Society
12.
31
CARLOS
Perfect
ESPINOSA
JOSE
Attendance
MICHAEL
11.
ROBERT
FETTY
Transfer
Student
10 ;
Honor
Roll
11
10,
;
C
las
s
Treasurer
C
las
s
President
11;
12;
Basketball
10,
12,
11,
Co-C
a
i
n
10;
apt
Track
12;
Basketball
Tri-Captain,
Lettermen's
11;
Club
12;
11,
10,
12;
11,
Sodality
Central
Council
Sodality
JOSEPH
CHARLES
EMMETT
Band
9;
Bowling
DAVID
12.
EDWARD
ENRIGHT
9,
10.
Class
President
11,
12;
ball
9,
Herald"
12,
11,
12,
Honor
Roll
B-Team
12;
9
12 ;
Philothespic
Foot
"Times
10,
Football
Tri-Captain
Basketball
Lettermen's
Bowling
;
Club
10,
11,
Society
9;
12;
St. ARILD
LAWRENCE
John
Berchman's
9
Society
;
FISHER
Club
Safety
12.
Honor
Roll
9,
10;
Math
9,
12;
10,
32
11;
Roundup
Junior
Elocution
Football
Society
12;
11,
Winner
Contest
9
MARK
JOSEPH
FLAHIVE
Sec
Class
ret
a
r
9;
y
C
I
Treasurer
ass
10;
Bowling
fect
10,
9,
Per-·
12;
Attendance
So
9;
St.
9;
dality
J
h
0
Berchman's
Society
n
9.
Carriere
honors
carries
in
the
of
Dallas
University
away
speech
...
tourney
KENNETH
HERBERT
FLUSeHE
Attendance
Perfect
St.
9;
Berchman's
John
11.
Society
.
..
JAMES
EVERMAN
FOWLER
Honor
Cl ub
Roll
10;
10,
Math
Aid
12;
Library
12.
9,
11,
while
Baker
carts
cokes
for
the
junior-senior
cut-up.
PAUL
GREGORY
Honor
GEORGE
Band
Roll
10;
9,
10;
Philothes
9,
Bowling
10,
11;
12
10,
9,
Society
pic
11,
Last
Roundup
;
Round
11;
10,
Place
2nd
Winner
12;
up
Contest
Elocution
Junior
10.
FRANCISCO
RODRIGUEZ
GONZALEZ
Transfer
Football
PATRICK
JAMES
THEODORE
FRANCIS
Honor
Roll
tendance
ball
Perfect
At
Honor
ball
Foot
10,
National
9;
11;
Honor
12
ciety
ciety
;
9,
Masque
11,
12;
Major
So
So
Philothespic
10,
11;
;
12.
JR.
Roll
9,
Basket
11
Letter
12;
EUGENE
FROSSARD,
9;
B- Team
9;
10.
Student
Club
men's
Silver
Plays
11,
Last
12;
Editor,
Roundup
12; MICHAEL
JAMES Last
Roundup,
Roundup
10, GOODMAN
11,
Club
12;
Safety
Sodality
Band
9,
10,
11,
12;
Central
Coun
St.
John
Club cil
Sodality
12;
9;
10,
Roundup
11,
12,
10;
Safety
Sodality
Club
10,
Berchman's
Society
9,
10,
11,
12;
Archery
9,
10,
11,
Perfect
12;
Club
History
10;
Chess
11;
History
Attendance Club
12.
11,
34
Club.9;
11.
ROBERT
HENRY
GRUBER
Class
Vice-president
C
I
ass
C
I
ass
9;
10;
Secretary
Vice-president
Football
11;
9,
Bow
lin
11;
Letter
9;
g
men's
Club
12
11,
;
Club
Ranger
12.
11,
CHARLES
JOSEPH
HENSON
Roll
Honor
dent
WILLIAM
Presi
Class
10;
Oass
9;
Class
President
Treasurer
10;
11.
JULIUS
HEINEN
C
I
11
Roll
Honor
9,
;
ass
10;
Secretary
CIa
s
s
Vice-president
C
I
ass
Secretary
11;
Football
9,
12;
11,
10,
H
Football
nor
0
12;
M
Dallas
in
Roll
News
orn
Bowling
'59;
ing
Club
Lettermen's
12;
Club
11,
12;
Ranger
St.
Berch
John
12;
11.
man's
Society
RONALD
Football
12;
Basketball
Golf
HERRIN
JAMES
Treasurer
Class
10;
10;
12;
Club
Safety C.
JOHN
Baseball
9;
Bowling
11,
St.
12;
12;
John
HELIES, Berchman's
Society
9,
10,
11;
JR. Handball
Tourna
Runner-up
C
I
ass
Vice-president
Perfect
ment
Attendance
10;
.
Football
10;
9,
10;
11
Track
10,
store
9.
Book ;
Bowling
12;
-club
Camera
11;
12;
Glee
12
Cheerleader
9,
;
Club
Club
12;
History
Aid
10,
9,
Library
9;
So
Astronomical
11 ;
ciety
F
ran
9;
Winner
de
cis
"St.
Sales"
Winner
Award
of
11;
D
Magazine
Instructor
Room
r
i
veIl ;
Trampoline
12.
35
LOREN
JOHN
HUDDLESTON
Class
9;
Secretary
9,
Bowling
Glee
10,
Club
12;
12;
Club
9;
History
Library
Aid
12.
ANTHONY
HUEY
HUGHES
Science
Club
12;
10,
Club
Chess
Club
DANIEL
HERBERT
GEORGE
HICKEY
Honor
Roll
Treasurer
12,
LAWRENCE
HUBLER
9,
10,
Class
11;
Honor
Football
Roll
10.
11;.
Tennis
11;
Junior
10,
Davis
11,
Team
Cup
DAVID of
Math
10;
10.
Dallas
10;
Bowling
KENNETH
12;
INGRAM Lettermen's
Club
10,
11,
12.
Band
9,
Gold
11;
10,
M
e
d
12;
1
a
2nd
Place
Iristrumental
Contest
10;
9,
ciety
10,
Philothespic
9;
12;
11,
Service
for
Silver
10;
Masque
9,
St.
Phil.
So
Berch
lohn
10;
So
Outstand
Award
ing
dality
man's
Society
Student
9,
9,
36
10,
10.
9,
Council
11,
12;
10,
9;
11,
Glee
Archery
12;
Club
Club
ROSS
FRANK
INTERRANTE
Perfect
Attendance
9, -
Camera
II;
Club
9;
Club
Safety
So
12;
dality
10,
12.
II,
LAWRENCE
WAYNE
JOHNSON
Cheerleader
10;
Bowling
Lettermen's
Club
10;
10;
So
11.
dality
JAMES
JOSEPH
JANOUSEK
Camera
Club
11,
Roundup
12;
12;
Last
12;
11,
Roundup
Aid
Library
12.
II,
MARTIN
ALAN MARTIN
EUGENE
JONES
JAVORS
Track
10, Honor
11,
Bowling
11; Lettermen's
11;
Club
12;
As
12
s
s
12;
Roll
9,
CIa
Secretary
;
sistant
Freshman
Football
Basketball
10,
11,
12, Coach
12.
Base
10;
Co-Captain
ball
9,
10,
II,
American
12,
Base
Legion
ball
11,
II,
City
Co-C
Champs
i
a
n
10;
apt
Cheerleader
Letter
II; .
men's
Club
II,
Jesuit
Debaters
H
tional
0
12;
9;
N
a
nor
Society
11,
12;
Society
dality
Philothespic
10,
9,
II,
10,
12;
11,
Treasurer
11,
president
St.
John
12,
9,
11;
12;
Club
12;
12,
Stu
10,
Council
tendance
So
Vice
Sodality;
Berchman's
Club
dent
Math
Perfect
At
11.
37
RICHARD
JOSEPH
LaMARCHE
Honor
Roll
9,
Treasurer
Class
10;
C
las
Vice
s
9;
Baseball
10;
9,
10,
Club
Society
10,
Basketball
10;
president
termen's
11,
Let
12;
11,
Math
12;
11,
12;
Roundup
9,
Last
11,
12;
11;
Roundup
10,
Sodality
12;
11,
Roundup
Service
Award
Distinguished
II.
ROBERT
BRUCE
LAMPING
Roll
Honor
12;
11,
Track
9;
Philothespic
12
10,
9,
Society
11,
..
;
Phil
12;
Plays
Major
Last
Roundup
11,
Roundup
12;
9,
11,
12;
Sodality
St.
12;
Berchman's
11,
John
Society
Glee
10,
12;
9,
Club
12.
JOHN
ROBERT
EUGENE
KONDERLA
Class
Officer,
9,
10;
ALBERT
KRAJCA
Treasurer
9;
Band
Bowling
9;
Band
9,
Glee
10,
11;
Club
12;
Bowling
Cafeteria
12;
Aid
•
Cafeteria
Assistant
9,
12.
10,
12.
11,
GEORGE
Band
9,
9,
10,
Society
11,
12;
Glee
9,
12.
38
LOVELL
11,
11,
9,
12;
12;
12;
LEWIS
Camera
Club
12;
11,
12;
Club
Philothespic
Chess
Magicians'
Club
10,
Club
10;
(flub
Archery
French
Club
MICHAEL
JOHN
LINEHAN
Honor
RoIl
10,
9,
C
I
C
I
11;
Treasurer
ass
9;
ass
Vice-president
I
C
President
ass
10;
11;
Bowling
Jesuit
10;
Debaters
9,
Gold
11;
11,
10,
Medal
12;
Debater
Secretary-Treasurer
Debaters;
NFL
Secretary
Na
Debaters;
tional
Honor
Society;
Vic
NHS;
e-president
9,
Roundup
A
"J"
11,
10,
d;
S
vic
r
e
12;
Distin
war
e
guished
Round
Editor
Award;
Last
12;
Magazine
up
11;
Roundup
10,
11,
Sodality
Central
12;
Council
Stu
11,
dent
12;
Council
12;
11,
Stu
of
Vice-president
dent
Senior
Council;
Elocution
Contest
11.
"All
right,
there
were
three
cases
there
a
minute
ago."
ALBERT
DENNIS
LOISELLE
CIa
s
s
Vice-president
11
Baseball
10,
9,
Bowling
11,
10,
;
12;
11,
Club
Lettermen's
12;
So
12;
Philothespic
Club
9;
ciety
12;
Safety
Berchman's
John
Society
11;
10,
Sodality
St.
9,
10,
12;
11,
li
Cl ub
9;
Archery
Aid
9,
brary
zine
10;
M.aga
Winner
Drive
9;
Golf
Jesuit
Win
Open
12.
ner
Cheerleaders.
Craven's
MICHAEL
NICHOLAS
MACODREK
Honor
Roll
10,
9,
Debaters
Jesuit
9,
National
11,
11;
10,
Honor
12;
Math
12
11,
Society
St.
;
S.M.D.
Club
12;
11,
Math
S
min
e
Roundup
9,
10,
arlO;
11,12;
Berchman's
John
His
Society·
9,
10,
Club tory
Attendance
12;
9;
10.
Perfect
foot.
flee
from
Cascia
Hall
mascot
which
has
devoured
ANTHONY
GEORGE
MARTON
Class
Treasurer
Band
12;
12;
II;
Bowling
Society
II,
Philothespic
St.
12;
Berch
John
man's
II,
Society
Club
Glee
12;
12.
L.
ROBERT
McDERMOTT
Class
Roll
Honor
9;
ide
res
n
t
12;
Vice-p
Football
12;
II,
10,
Club
Lettermen's
II,
Cl ub
12;
II,
Ranger
President
Ranger
12;
ub
0
Club;
9;
History
Perfect
Attendance
9,
Senior
10,
II;
Repre
sentative
In
at
Rotary
ternational
BRIAN
MICHAEL
THOMAS
NYE
12.
MARTIN
MARKHAM Band
II,
Class
9
Secretary
10;
9,
Bowling
Club
St.
12;
man's
12;
Football ;
10;
John
Safety
12;
Bowling
II,
12;
10;
10;
Safety
Bookstore
History
10,
II,
II,
Sacristan
10,
Club
Berch
dality
Club
9,
Club
12;
II;
St.
So
John
Berchman's
Society
9,
10,
9.
II,12.
ANTHONY
JOSEPH
McGARVEY
Honor
Roll
Track
9,
10,
II;
II
II,
12;
Bowling
10,
Last
Roundup
12. up
·40
n,
12;
;
Round
CHARLES
JOSEPH
McGUIRE
Student
Transfer
Roll
Honor
10;
Class
11;
Basket
11
Secretary
;
Tri
ball
12,
11,
10,
All-State
12;
Captain
Baseball
Basketball;
10,
Co-Captain
12,.
11,
All-State
11;
Baseball;
American
City
Legion
Cheer
11;
Champions
Lettermen's
leader
11;
N
Club
Honor
Society
Club
11,
11;
Safety
12;
a
12;
11,
10,
tional
DONALD
FRANCIS
Club
President
Safety
MOEN Council
Student
11 ;
Chess 12.
Bowling
Club
11,
12;
12.
GEORGE
NICHOLAS
MEHL
CIa
President
s
s
Band
in
10;
12;
10;
Lieutenant
Stu-dent
Band
of
Hoh
L.
E.
Contest
Solo
Music
1st
11,
10,
9,
Finalist
man
12;
Council
10;
Glee
Club
12.
JOHN
WILLIAM
Philothespic
MOODY
Society
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9,
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ANTHONY
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9;
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12;
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11,
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12;
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Club
12;
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12.
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MORALES
THOMAS
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MORDAUNT Football
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ball
10;
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12;
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42
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10,
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12;
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12;
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11,.
10,
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9;
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11,
12;
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11,
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10;
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Basketball
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11,
12;
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10;
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12.
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FLOYD
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HARRY
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9;
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9,
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12;
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10,
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10,
9;
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9,
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12;
11,
10,
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9;
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10;
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9.
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CHARLES
SCHERR
Golf
Cheerleader
12
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11,
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12;
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10,
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45
SLATER
AUSTIN
JAMES
III
Class
Class
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9;
10,
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10;
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12;
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9,
11,
10,
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9,
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10,
11,
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12;
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12.
11,
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12;
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12;
Cheerleader
9;
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RANNEY
SNELL
Honor
Roll
10;
9,
Class
Vice-president
9;
12.
Bowling
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ARTHUR
JOHN
SEARS
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Baseball
11,12.
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SEELIGSON
9,
10;
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9;
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9;
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10,
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9,
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;
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12;
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11,
12;
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12;
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9,
12;
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11;
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11,
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ROBERT
SPRINGER,
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Roll
10;
10;
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Science
Club
11;
9,
46
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10,
Club
Council
10;
12;
Glee
11,
9,
12;
Student
Club
12.
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DAVID
SPURGIN
Glee
9
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Club
;
Perfect
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12;
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9,
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STARRETT
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10;
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10,
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9,
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Honor
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JOHN
SYKORA
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10;
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9;
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EDWARD
STEFFEN
Honor
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9;
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9;
Club
II,
12.
47
GEORGE
WILLIAM
Honor
TROY
11.
Roll
Bowling
9;
DOMINIC
TUMINELLO
11.
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WILLIAM
EDWARD
TAYLOR
ISAAC
III
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10,
11,
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JR.
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11,
12;
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JOSEPH
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WALTER
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50
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THINNEST
MOST
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TO
SUCCEED
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Huey
Hughes
51
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UNDEPENDABLE
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Murray
MOST
DEPENDABLE
Paul
Straley
52
BEST
DRESSED
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Slater
I
BEST
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Dan
Barry
BEST
STUDENT
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Mickey
53
Mike
TALLEST
Bellamy
SMALLEST
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Rust
BEST
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MOST-UNTHINNEST
55
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57
LAST
AND
WILL
the
to
TESTAMENT
class
We,
submit
of
we
leave
leave
love
FELIX
ALFIERI
BAKER
JOHN
his
leaves
leaves
and
Testament:
to
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most
important
during
his
gets
way.
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mark
his
of
world
the
on
space.
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BAKER
leaves
of
world
the
to
science:
world
is
in
no
a
vacuum;
gravity
(2)
9-1==10;
(3)
flat.
is
HAROLD
there
(1)
bequeathing
the
Will
appreciation.
the
their
for
help
in
anybody
to
Jesuit
to
that
on
footprints
and
everlasting
thariks
sincere
our
faculty,
leaves
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following
our
School,
High
we
the
1960,
graduating
Jesuit
First,
the
ADAMS
OLAN
BARKER
leaves
on
full
a
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to
scholarship
TOM
BARLOW
leaves
of
a
slacks
pair
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BARNES
BARRY
BARSCHA W
Mike
Owen.
how
he
the
ever
wondering
name
Eldridge.
got
older.
four
leaves
to
plaid
leaves everyone
BAN
BILL
years
MIKE
BELLAMY
PETE
leaves
Grand
for
behind
leaves
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Prairie
cloud
a
for
of
the
last
time.
in
the
front
dust
drive.
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leaves
laughing.
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BISHARA
leaves
the
his
love
faculty
MIKE
P
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BOEDING
leaves
BOUGHTIN
BRADLEY
BRADLEY
JOHN
his
leaves
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JERRY
the
the
locker
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and
appreciation.
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on
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room.
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book
name
in
for
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everlasting
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contact
on
leaves
leaves
leaves
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Krajca.
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desk.
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BROWN
MIKE
for
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leaves
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find
to
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in
leaves
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broken
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bats
still
leaves
the
leaves
band
to
his
jokes
yet.
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is
name
history.
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to
his
thinking
CARNEY
heard
Jesuit
average
Clancy
DAVE
BILL
sn't
ha
who
someone
best
passing
RAY
Mr.
Coyle.
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CARRIERE
PETE
CIRONE
TOM
leaves
the
leaves
his
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leaves
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to
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Jesuit
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mission
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drive.
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leaves
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after
leaves
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final,
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four
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DALLIN
leaves
wakes
to
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for
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section.
serenity
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book
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years
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Fr.
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leaves.
up
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DAMOMMIO
leaves
to
his
join
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DARNALL
D'AVIGNON
JOE
for
leaves
would
but
leave,
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PETER
DAVIS
DELIRA
leaves
leaves
for
comrades
the
State.
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Alaska.
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squashed
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unused
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to
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James
the gym.
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DUGAN
leaves
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MICKEY
ELLIOTT
DON
bashful
a
leaves
for
smile
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get
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hospital
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back.
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taller
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to
McCloskey.
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EMMETT
for
leaves
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DAVE
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to
leaves
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challenge
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MIKE
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FETTY
leaves
for
leaves
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the
as
FISHER
South
land
leaves
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who
never
had
a
class
meeting.
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you-know-where
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JOE
the
president
for
leaves
of
class
only
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Berry.
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up
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to
score
bowling
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KEN
leaves
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to
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Cotter.
pony
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FOWLER
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leaves
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JIMMY
the
leaves
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with
Club
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out
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BILL
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leaves
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Oklahoma,
after
leaves
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fond
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look.
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everybody
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the
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pounds
Murphy.
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in
four years
hunk
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HUDDLESTON
he
Syracuse,
Mass
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wherever
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JOHN
of
everything.
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big
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editor
anything
to
jacket
for
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be
and
everybody,
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winning
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to
and
despite
his
got
drive.
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leaves
leaves
he
wondering
front
leaves
anybody
GOODMAN
GRUBER
JOHN
follow.
how everyone
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pedals
BOB
to
relief.
sigh
FROSSARD
GREG
FRANK
JAMES
a
row.
be
sold
next
years
of
our
lives.
as
each
of
mementos
we
can
be
of
each
else
leaves
us
individual,
Finally,
which
INGRAM
million
leaves
demerits
be
to
the
divided
equally
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INTERRANTE
leaves
unused
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to
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in
waking
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members.
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Sociology
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to
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with
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to
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to
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answer.
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hands
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leaves
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Cousins.
questions
leaves
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Class.
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up
look
intelligent
lunch
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band
sophomore
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after
his
the
leaves
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to
babyface
leaves
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GENE
his
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MARTIN
among
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leaves
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LARRY
to
leaves
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job
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BOB
by
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each
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LEWIS
leaves
his
LINEHAN
leaves
as
tie
Lance
to
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quiet
MIKE
soon
he
as
unwinds
his
legs.
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LOISELLE
the
leaves
Club
Lettermen's
Fr.
to
May.
MIKE
MACOUREK
leaves
sincerely.
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MARKHAM
leaves
his
in
his
to
cast
Roman
the
Collar.
buddy
TOM
MARTIN
ANTAL
leaves
with
Jesuit
foz
MARTON
for
bill
a
three
konderravalo
McDERMOTT
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leaves
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Gaudet
Coach
in
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in
leaves
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he
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leaves
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for
football.
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all-state
together.
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to
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trumpet
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out
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made
new
overcoat,
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segizo
tears.
if
leaves
wondering
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heads.
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BOB
drum
bass
for
leaves
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MOEN
leaves
MOODY
JOHN
FRANK
Oak
for
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Cliff.
wheelchair
his
leaves
leaves
Mr.
to
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leaves
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despite
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study,
work,
application.
Greagan.
what
wondering
ever
became
of
Club.
the
Magic
59
John
Abeln
Bob
David
Black
Blair
Atkinson
Gary
Bill
Richard
Tom
62
Tom
Bosworth
Boutell
Banks
Bantle
Pat
Bell
Roscoe
John
Bellamy
Betz
how
Mr
"But,
Mike
does
Cangemi
Death
of
the
Hired
Man'
conform
to
our
definition
of
the
beautiful?"
Pat
Ronnie
Boyce
Byrns
Burgert
Daniel Vincent
'The
Toye,
Carillo
James
·Carmichael
John
Carpenter 63
Don
John
Ronnie
Cone
Coerver
Cooper
Tommy
Claiborne
Ed
Cosgrove
Fred
Coston
Mr.
Hebert,
card. report
Frank
64
Cotter
5
breaks
..
J.,
the
to
news
gently
Kavanagh-his
Richard
Ronnie
Cree
Dessomes
Larry
Bill
Davies
Davis
Joe
Don
Ernest
DePasqual
Driscoll
Dominguez
Jim
Dugan
James
Durbin
Eaton
Barry
65
Lance
Emerson
James
John
Evans
Fenoglio
Ferrell
David
Don
Tim
Frank
Ezell
Fletcher
Fitzgibbons
Paul
Florian
Lew
Fraser
Larry
Jack
.
Jim
66
F�sh
Frazee
Jim
Furstenberg
Fancher
Dan
Gabrysch
Buddy
Gerhardt
Lewis
Gambrell
Bob
Garrett
Ganter
Gary
Golden
Bob
Griffice
Jerry
With
have"
a
"what
smile,
award
teeth
big
John
you
ac
Bellamy
certificate
at
Dallas
cepts
U.
Speech
tourney.
67
o
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Gunn
Roger
Guillot
Joe 68
Pat
Bill
Hagemann
Larry
Hanley
J
ames
Halloran
Haggerty
Tom
Hassell
Jim
Haley
Paul
Herson
Manglesdorf,
for
his
debating
has
TV,
three
two
fiercely
down
and
to
go.
Mark
Pat
Mike
J
Hibbs
Davis
Hollern
Paul
enniges
Kaiser
Paul
Hooker
John
James
Don
Jackson
Humphries
Kirk
Kavanagh 69
Jack
Lancaster
Kreska
Mike
Landress
Clay
Sal
Larry
Levatino
Langston
Mike
Licandro
Lindley
Ricky
Kreska
titude
looks
as
on
with
unusual
Seabrook
..
algebra
at
about
explains
...
Mike
David
Bernie
Loftus
Love
Hugh
Long
Lundquist
Tom
Malooly
T.
Fred
V.
McCormick
Mangelsdorf
Richard
McKenna
George
Joe
Mais
McLaughlin
George
Mangelsdorf 71
Robert
Al
McPeters
Meinzer
David
Menard
Terry
Bill
Noonan
Mike
David
Pedlar
Peay
72
Owen
Skip
Tom
Pauken
Carl
Pellegrini
Murphy
J
Hugh
ames
Philion
Tom
John
Piering
Phillips
Pendery
Paul
Rafferty
Ed
Rinehart
and
"Gee,
Dad,
it
I
thought
to
was
be
a
cafeteria
lunch."
going
73
Roach
Bill
Phil
Jim
Ruffing
John
Saba
Dennis
Schni tzi us
Kenneth
Bill
Sharp
Sellmeyer
and
Bellamy
Jim
John
74
Schaeffer
Scott
Seabrook
Carson
to
wishing
alarm
secret
service
agents,
Steve
David
Sincleair
Slovak
James
Sodeman
Starek
Mickey
Staton
Raymond
Frank
charge
Vice-president
Nixon,
Tobin
Paul
Tullius
Red
waving
flag.
Bill
Stokes
Victor
Taylor
75
Mike
Walden
Art
Tom
Bill
Wear
Welch
Dick
Weissert
White
Bob
Willis
George
Wood
Anthony
76
Bill
Wylie
James
Zurlis
Welch
Anderson
Tommy
Alfieri
J
Jerry
ames
Arline
Jack
Pat
Baker
Barry
to
the
Congratulations
Bill
Campion
Caravella
Ronny
1960
Last
Roundup
Compliments
TEXAS
78
of
TERRAZZO
CO.
Robert
Cardenas
David
Carrell
Carson
Juan
Clayton
Mike
Chitwood
Ernest
Chamberlain
Chunn
Chapman
Rick
Cline
Wayman
Steve
Durbin
(2210)
preparing
to
ask
his
classmates
who
Mike
Danny
Coghlan
Conway
put
the
cobra
on
the
other
end
of
the
rope.
John
Cook
Mike
Cornelison
79
to
the
1960
Last
Roundup
Congratulations
of
Compliments
OAK
Craker
Jack
George
Joan
80
Bill
D'Avignon
FARMS
DAIRIES
Archie
Crane
Debus
de
Refugio
la
Garza
Jim
Daboub
Edward
de
Lira
D'Avignon
Gabriel
de
Lira
Martin
Dennehy
Steve
Durbin
Mike
Dimmirtt
Robert
Duron
Parks
Stearns
out
that
points
three,
Albert
Bill
Eckelkamp
Vincent
Enna
John.
Espinoza
only
three,
"in
the
beginning
there
were
Mousketeers."
Eidt
Fain
Tommy
Milton
F
echtel
Wendy
Flaming
81
Bill
Loy
Foley
Bill Ronald
Ford
Bill
Fox
Tip
Galer
Gaberino
Jim
Freeman
Galletta
Trent
Galloway
Mr.
Kozsuch
smiles,
he
as
only
can
on
smile,
the
members
of
Class
2209H.
Duffy
John Gayhart
82
Golden
Terry
Juan
Gomez
Ernest
Gonzalez
Regino
Gardner
Gonzales
Steve
Gary
Bob
Pat
Hargrave
Gossett
Ronald
Gottschalk
John
Griffin
Hartling
Hawkes
attempts
cornea-transplant
while
Mr.
Atkinson,
S.].,·
reads
instructions
out
of
an
old
Head
George
Eugene
Tom
.Henry
Henson
Joe
Hernandez
Wayne
Herpin
Jerry
Hoffpauir
83
John
Biff
Mike
Bob
Hollern
Don Bill
Iwanski
Grant
Jacobson
Hupfeld
Horak
Johnson
Jerry
Jones
Bill
Keane
Kagay
Pat
Kelly
Kertz
Larry
Members
his
head
of
Class
wide
2210
on
open
look
the
on
as
with
anticipation
closer
Joe
Meyer
gets
and
closer
to
splitting
room
trampoline
ceiling.
Mark
84
Kirk
Robert
Krajca
Labac
Bill
Bill
Langston
Larry
Lilj
Larry
Nick
Randy
Krippner
Bill
Lawrence
Lenzer
Jean
Lalumia
Tom
Lamarche
Lewis
estrom
Mike
Little
John
Loscerbo
Coach
Walsh
and
Satarino
conduct
on
experiment
of
class
the
of
elastic.ity
the
stomach
with
the
assistance
2210.
85
Brady
Lotridge
Jack
Kent
Luby
John
Luecking
Joe
Lutskus
Lupot
Macias
Gabe
Dennis
Madigan
Bob
Dennis
Madigan
and
before
ing
house
Pat
Kelly
Manskey
rest
enter
they
with
their
grandma's
basket
of
goodies.
Mike
Massey
Robert.
Glenn
McCarty
86
McCloskey
Martin
McDermott
Donald
McDowell
Don
Mike
McKinney
Chuck
Joe
Meyer
Milberger
Miller
Moore
Sparky
Coach
Bernie
Long's
star
in
yardage
Jacinto
Frosh-Soph
scatback,
one-legged
football tourney.
Morales
Mike
Tony
Moran
Morgan
M
Don
Moxley
unchrath
Ray
87
Mike
Newton
Peter
Nugent
Fr.
the
moves
Poche,
SJ.,
natives
among
them
of
2211H,
from
becoming
keeping
restless-tonight.
Pitts
Terry
O'Connor
Mike
O'Boyle
Kent
Robinson
Robinson
Robby
88
Tim
O'Shea
Terry
Dan
Rovello
Lloyd
Frank
Payne
Satarino
Bobby
Robert
Ray
Schaefers
Victor
Schell'
Scott
Jim
Park
Stearns
firing
pin
pen-sized
2211H
while
the
intended
grenade
Mr.
victim,
McLeod,
on
innocently.
Sliter
Melvim
Dan
looks
in
on
adjusts
S.].,
Jim
Slovak
Stefaniak
Jim
Smith
Jim
Sullivan
Jim
H.
Jack
R.
Starrett
Smith
Raymond
Teeling
Alan
Tinkle
Parks
Stearns
William
Tobemy
89
1
Anthony
James
Todora
John
David
Wheat
Bruce
Turner
White
John
Ward.
Tyler
Pete
Sammy
Widener
Joe
Wilbert
Tim
Wassdorf
Willis
Travis
Wing
Mr.
Murphy,
S.].,
inspecting
half
of
a
set
of
matching
stuffed
life-sized
wolverine
book-ends
to
given Hal
Womack him
Class
by
2205.
Rest
of
set
will
be
given(?)
Wilson
Woodrow
Tom
Wright
J
final
are
grades
published.
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ames
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90
after
eargan
Zaby
Jim
Zimmerman
(left
to
right)
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McSHANE
1305-
BILL
MURPHY
1304-----
JOHN
GILCHRIST
1306-
JOHN
VADALA
1303-
CHARLES
WEBSTER
1302H-
MIKE
JOHNSON
91
James
Adams
Jimmy
Adams
Mike
Adams
William
Aikin
Mike
Allen
Atkinson
Ricky
David
Barker
Paul
Barry
"OK!
Freshmen
are
not
people."
Chris
Bird
J
ames
Blackburn
Ed
Boudreau
Terry
Tony
Bruce
92
Bovis
Harold
Boyd
Briscoe
Chris
Broadhurst
Bob
Zach
Brill
Bartley
Gordon
Bennett
Bradley
Billings
Brown
Mike Hal
Brooks
Tom
Browne
Ronnie
Caffo
Cain
Steve
Byrne
Calabria
Tommy
Mike
Byrnes
Callahan
Gary
refuses
Mr.
McLeod,
for
again,
other
O'Brien
Al
to
SJ.,
1305
teach
matter,
that
Of,
class
with
any
in
it.
Canales
Steve
Chunn
Howard
Charles
Clark
Clements
Bill
Larry
Constable
J
ames
Conine
Colgin Gerald
Coronado
93
Harold
Crawford
David
Cuellar
Cree
Johnny
Wayne
Cummings
Jim
D'Ambrogi
Mike
Daniel
memory
action.
Tom
D'Aquino
Mike
Drozd
Tim
Dugan
David
Emmert
Don
Danny
Joe
Erler
Sammy
94
Dennehy
Eads
Farina
John
DiCristofalo
Bill
Frank
Dick
Eberline
Tom
Fertitta
Chris
Dolney
Edwards
Ferguson
Mike
Dowling
'Carl
Fiorletta
Denis
Fitzpatrick
Jack
Garner
Pat
Garrett
Pat
Guillot
John
Foley
Gilchrist
John
John
Mike
Fox
Mike
Don
Glasco
"But
P.H.
Pat
Graffeo
Mike
Gray
Mike
Hanley
Jim
Nick
Hallack
Bill
Hartnett
Tommy
Ricky
Harris
Ira
Graff
the
senior
said
means
"pub
Hancock lic
Harford
Freeman
Harrison
honor."
Durwood
Heinrich
95
Hibbs
Tony
John
Hilker
Bob
Hoffman
Dalton
Henry
Hohman
Vincent
Hollenbeck
Jerry
"Quick,
Gilchrist,
Canaveral
Cape
Darwin
Hughes
on
depending
you."
Jim
Richard
Jackson
Mike
Janick
Hyland
Johnson
James
Louis
Dick
and
are
Hutchinson
Bill
96
Freeman
Huffines
Tommy
Johnson
Johnson
Mike
Johnson
Vaughan
Jones
Robert
Kaska
Keese
Tony
Danny
Kerr
Gene
Kimble
Scott
Klein
Klein
Charles
Richard
Krebbs
Kopecky
Skipper
Sherman
Tom
LaBarba
Land
LaMarche
Andy
the
beard
necessarily
Lindman
Loyall
Nick
Shylock
that
doesn't
Leicht
of
Garner,
"No,
was
Robert
a
he
imply
beatnik."
Livaudais
Tony
Pat
Loremo
David
Lovelace
Richard
Long
MacKenna
Lover
Tommy
Corky
Mahaffey
John
Manskey
Marion
Tommy
Tim
Marron
Joe
Mariner
Martin
Philip
97
McAuliff
Don
M�ke
Joe
McCaffrey
Ray
McShane
David
Miner
Geary
Dennis
Dick
McCormick
Joe
McEvoy
McPeters
Meeks
Moen
Bill
Mokry
Ismael
Morales
"I
don't
mind
his
it's
swiping Joe
Mulcahy
Eddie
Murphy
98
Bill
Murphy
David
Nasky
my
lunch;
homework my
that
hurts."
Bill
Bob
Neilon
Gus
Neuhoff
Noble
James
Bill
Oates
Bob
O'Brien
Olsen
Parker
James
David
O'Neill
Perkins
Warren
Clifford
Bill
Preston
Phil
Roebuck
Sam
Joe
Owens
Preston.
Tom
Russel
Roppolo
Kerry
Allan
Hal
Padgett
Art
Price
Reames
Reagan
Quevedo
Sa tarino
peck
Warren
Bob
Pulich
Jimmy
Thurman
Orril
Schaeffer
Tony
Mike
Caesar
Prost
Ricci
Bobby
Tommy
Jock
Rutledge
Schindler
Ray
Rychlik
John
Sefcik
Sammy
99
Paul
Sibila
Bill
Dennis
Sliter
Smith
Stanford
Will
B,ill
Charles
Taylor
Gilbert
Stapp
Trevino
John
Vadala
Vic
Stewart
Sullivan
Roger
Mike
Vance
Jerry
100
Vanderslice
Joe
Vara
Wade
Skippy
Dick
John
Weissert
Weathers
Charles
Wilson
Webster
Don
John
Wolff
Paul
Bob
Vinton
Wagner
Weinrich
Mike
Wood
Clancy
101
27
RANGERS
WILMER-
0
HUTCHINS
The
undefeated
SWEEP
RANGERS
Jesuit
sail
set
to
out
tum
of
be
to
FIRST
Ranger
the
of
out
air
what
began
untied
first
the
season
in
the
undefeated,
School.
Jesuit
High
history
the
fullback
reserve
second
Biff
Hup
quarter
through
Mid-way
IN
quarter,
Thus scamper.
85-yard
was
first
aerial
Eagle
touchdown
an
on
Rangers.
an
Taylor
and
the
in
gone
snatched
Bill
SEASON
OF
minutes
three
than
less
1959
WILMER-HUTCHINS
BY
GAME
With
halfback
burst who
the
was
the
and
line
out-distanced
jaunt.
the
and
score
at
halftime
half
was
32�yard
second
his
straight
read
14-0
favor
in
Rangers.
The
season.
and
Black's
Bob
finished
the
MIKE
runs
race
BULGER-'6Q
Guard
All-Greater
T.C.I.L.
I
106
with
the
scoring
other
final
passes
thirty-six.
at
of
for
six
conversion
end.
ENRIGHT-'60
All-Greater
T.C.I.L.
the
BILL
TAYLOR-'60
Back
Dallas
All-State
eleven
yards
final
Mickey
27-0.
Eagle
DA VE
to
out
Enright,
for
score
End
Dallas
All-State
receive
catching
six
one
night
to
two
Durbin's
Owens
is
Enright's
with
the
Black,
threw
Mike
to
reference
Dave
passing
who
pigskin.
left
was
pair
by
the
throughout
of
the
completions,
and
extra-point,
the
of
which
a
dominated
attention
combination
of
touch
a
secondary
Eagle
kicked
Mickey
second
The
much
on
the
Durbin
down
through
ground-gainer,
leading
game's
feld,
All:Greater
T.C.I.L.
Dallas
All-State
RANGERS
TERRELL
Bob
McDermott
cuts
for
outside
yardage
BLACK
PAGES
TO
RANGERS
WIN
Terrell.
against
OVER
14
13
MIGHTY
TERRELL
Bob
the
did
Black,
Ranger's
but
catch
first
home
his
do-everything
own
thing
their
as
quarterback,
the
handed
Jesuit
defeat
in
over
Tigers
What
two
the
did
do
was
19
to
general
out
of
33
and
another
them
of
two
complete
touchdowns
field
junior
years.
for
every
Terrell
passes
town
passes,
for
which
conversion
the
two-point
Out
the
provided
Ranger
winning
had
Jesuit
of
the
340
yards
margin.
Black
total
in
accounted
for
which,
with
219
his
offense, .
aerial
barrage.
who
Bob
McDermott,
also
touchdown
the
winning
caught
deserved
much
credit
for
the
for
That
as
the
of
other
Black's
T.D.
recipient
He
little
Bill
number
44,
pass,
scored
first
the
touchdown
a
on
48-yard
Rangers'
Taylor.
and
and
run
in
then
conversion
all-important
won
News
performance
"Back
for
the game.
in
outstanding
Black
pass
that
two-point
his
the
from
a
gathered
play,
pass
For
14-
well
goes
the
as
a
pass,
win.
yarder,
of
the
Black
the
was
selected
game,
Week."
Morning
Bill
Heinen
bulldogs
OLAN
ADAMS-'60
Tackle
T.C.LL.
All-State
FRANK
GONZALEZ-'60
Tackle
FRANK
Tiger
ball-carrier.
MORALES-'60
Guard
T.C.LL.
All-State
107
16
RANGERS
SEAGO
VILLE
12
Mike
in
moves
on
runner.
Dragon
Bulger
PASSES
LAST
PUSH
RANGERS
PAST
QUARTER
SEAGOVILLE
connected
Black
Bob
third
one
on
his
of
passes
only
but
the
of
completed
passes
carried
that
to
the
Rangers
quarter
the
of
third
their
against
he
that
those
touchdowns
fourth
for
two
Dragons;
Seagoville
were
season.
victory
Alfieri
tackle
it
43.
the
to
the
through
and
a
Seagoville
intercepted
Jerry
period,
returned.
half-way
holding
Dragons
final
lead
12-0
a
the
With
later
Several
Black
pass
hit
soph
plays
Ranger
which
Duron
Robert
omore
madethe
for
a
pass-and-run
46-yard
to
Black's
12-6.
score
Bill
Heinen
for
play
the
conversion
pass
the
made
The
12-8.
score
next
time
were
the
the
Rangers
ball,
got
on
their way
they
from which
the
to
winning
Black
on
came
a
on
47-yard
T.D.,
to
a
pass
conversion
the
to
Enright.
time
play
this
was
two-point
Again
good,
Owens.
pass
The
Jesuit
up
Here
Dave
against
catches
the
Enright
winning-touchdown
defense
was
linebacker
led
game
who
Frank
tackles.
twenty
pass
Seagoville.
MICKEY
DURBIN-'60
PAT BILL
PARKERSON-'60
HEINEN-'60
Back Back
Back
T.C.LL.
108
Morales,
by
with
the
wound
All-State
RANGERS
8
BURI(·
BURNETT
home
Rangers
RANGERS
The
BULLDOGS
the
overcame
in
season
open
THROTTLE
Jesuit
rain.
IN
elements
RAIN
of
Rangers
to
their
touchdown
of
fourth
of
win
the
the
fans;
had
team
It
It
season.
but
was
a
two
for
out
for
12
leading
Jesuit
across
but
Ranger
on
the
the.
score;
line
two
being
the
Taylor,
dove
the
ball
the
responsible
in
again
who star,
yards
most
Bill
55
enough
salvage
once
satisfied,
passing
ordinarily
goal-line
was
MUD
thus,
uncomfortable
for away
a
Black,
from
person
wet,
went
they
won.
Bob was
the
and,
game
cold,
for
their
AND
the
only
evening
nature
long
the
across
push
0
yard
ballcarrier
for
with
the
night
carries.
yards
The
names
of
Frank
Pat
Morales,
and
Robert
Duron
Mike
Parkerson,
Mike
Bulger,
heard
were
Lindley,
over
the
constantly
address
made
as
system
runners.
It
tackle
after
public
tackle
on
the
they
this
was
Bulldog
rock-ribbed
defense
which
was
re
actually
for
sponsible
the
Ranger
victory.
Bob
McDermott
does
mud-dance
in
mid-air
Burk
during
burnett game.
BOB
BOB
McDERMOTT-'60
BLACK-'60 FELIX
Back
ALFIERI-'60
Back Tackle
T.C.LL.
All-State
109
36
RANGERS
14
MESQUITE
watch
to
someone
RANGER
which
made
him
running
Hupfeld
the
in
form
the
shows
Biff
fullback
Sophomore
future.
OFFENSE
CLICKS
FOR
BIG
IN
YARDAGE
ROMP
OVER
MESQUITE
Jesuit
used
grind
The
the
victory
Skeeters
victim
this
time
Mesquite.
outmanned
the
total
a
out
436
of
game,
and
scoring
and
his
7-yard
Milton
coach
"the
Gaudet,
furnished
completions,
to
Bill
passes
to
Taylor.
Heinen
T.D.
Ranger
The,
ran
by
Black
two
extra
points
Taylor
for
the
third
conversion.
passed
in
greatest
ZURLIS-'61
MIKE
PELLEGRINI-'61
OWENS-'61
Guard End Center
T.C.I.L.
110
Heinen,
fifth
Owens.
CARL
JIM
game,
fifteen
touchdown
Mike
run
a
and across,
kept
manned
passing
of
out
threw
and
Enright,
Taylor,
on
yards,
the
distance;
eleven
Black
punch.
Dave
..
and
ground
Taylor
by
paced
within
Black
scoring
120
with
Bill
running
ball
Bob
Mr
Ranger
the
on
yards
ground
air.
The
by
the
came
a
by
suprisingly
in
The
was
year.
themselves
found
which
squad
the
their
out
to
well-oiled,
of
fifth
offense
balanced
a
All-State
RANGERS
34
IRVING
Bob
McDermott
seems
be
to
a
match
having
with
wrestling
the
20
ball
Irving
carrier.
ENRIGHT
RAMBLES
AS
RANGERS
ROLL
OVER
IRVING
Dave
found
his
in
Enright
and
he
the
to
lead
the
against
the
from
Rangers
accounted
Enright
sun
place.
it
used
quickly
win.
for
of
26
Irving
to
Jesuit
Tigers,
34-20
a
the
personally
and
Ranger
points
-
turned
in
a
on
bang
On
the
Dave
side,
where
want
"always
received
with
Morales
tackles,
the
able
Frank
assistance
Morales.
recovered
two
Tiger
honors
with
Morales
was
Mike
Bulger,
in
defense
tackles
with
sixteen.
One
suprising
of
the
defensive
the
was
fact
that
29
of
the
game
were
made
defensive
Bob
backfield
Black
number
unusually
to
added
of
tackles
to
and
more
to
touchdown
to
Bill
his
record,
scored
Taylor.
on
an
and
conversions
came
on
other
.his
from
other
Durbin.
Mickey
pass
from
one
Black,
passes
the
Enright
a
interception
and
a
make.
three
one
Enright
touchdowns
Both
for
large
passes
two
two
phase
tackles
Ranger
an
backs,
by
from
Besides'
guy,
15
defensive
Sharing
led
some
him"
you
credited
being
who
defense.
job
up
defensive
the
fumbles.
to
Mike
Owens
to
Enright.
Once
a
again
their
was
as
the
honored
Ranger
of
the
the
Following
"Lineman
the
by
week.
player
selected
of
the
News
as
Morning
Dave game,
was
Enright
Week." Ranger
Bill
tri-captain
Taylor
rambles
for
yardage
against
Irving.
MIKE
LINDLEY-'61
LARRY
DESSOMES-'61
JIM
EV ANS-'61
Tackle Back
End
III
24
RANGERS
CASCIA
HALL
14
AWFUL
GOING
THERE
Hall
Cascia
the
for
first
took
Hall
end
after
Rangers,
against
visitors
the
as
though
quarters
well
as
Jesuit's
their
as
homecoming,
spoil
might
GET
the
field
the
looked
it
three
Tulsa
from
BUT
TOUGH
ANYWAY
eleven
inspired
and
Cascia
victory.
FIND
RANGERS
An
with
Enright
homecoming
Ranger
hands
shakes
Dave
tri-captain
Ranger
season.
perfect
Bill
and
Dave
for
big
victory.
and
51-yard
for
from
lead.
Shortly
from
assured
and
The
Heinen,
deer,
RONNIE
DAVIES-'61
Center
112
bracks
Bill
Ranger
returned.
put
when
the
for
30
yards
score
the
Dave
for
good.
a
Cascia
Hall
the
final
pass
score.
Ranger
Cascia.
loose
against
PAT
HOLLERN-'61
Back
still
Commodores
goal
ahead
Rangers
he
intercepted
victory
it
Bill
The
the
crossed
Mickey
the
to
yards
Enright
the
Ranger
with
thereafter,
out
two
Rangers
score.
Ranger
opened,
Durbin
the
line
first
Black.
Taylor
second
fourth
the
Bob
play
the
yards
as
quarter
in
the
Enright
run
pass
81
14-12
guns
scored
straight
a
on
galloped
stood
the
seventh
their
T.D.
were
Taylor
Enright
in
DICKIE
GRUBER-'62
Back
RANGERS
25
WACO
CATHO'LIC
tackler.
tries
Bill
head-butting
Taylor
HEINEN
BILL
WACO
but
Cougar
against
TO
WIN
J emit
half
CATHOLIC
never
good
led
RANGERS
CARRIES
OVER
"A
back"
14
spectacular
the
to
of
one
their
most
im
Rangers
victories
of
A
the
portant
ISO-pound
year.
the
ster
of
name
Bill
Heinen
speed
turned
by
the
on
really
steam
he
as
scored
three
of
the
Ranger
touchdowns
and
first
44-
a
tally,
for
threw
the
other
trailing
6-0.
Cougars
the
point
In
that
put
ahead
Heinen
good.
dash.
a
Then
in
the
for
scored
the
fourth
10-yard
he
blasted
the
period,
of
the
for
his
center
through
and
line
rambled
Cougar
thirty
of
score
the
The
yards
final
game.
counter
came
on
Ranger
an
from
eight-yard
to
His
Pel
period,
on
again
third
Carl
Rangers
third
same
with
return,
punt
extra
legrini's
one.
came
yard
the
Rangers
end
Mike
Owens.
Heinen
pass
Mike
with
ten
tackles
Bulger,
and
an
led
intercepted
pass,
the
defense.
Ranger
Bill
Heinen
in goes
MIKE
high
air
for
from
Black.
pass
COGHLAN-'61 JIM
SMITH-'62
JOHN
SABA-'61
Guard
Center
Tackle
1r3
48
RANGERS
LANERI
o
Nice
tackle,
TAYLOR-PACED
but
OIan;
to
on
runs
lopsided
of
and
Black.
He
2
run
and
one
out
of
Bill
hit
Heinen
game
Dickie
Reserves
credit
for
Here
Bill
who
racked
Taylor,
in
during
to
a
this
and
this
their
game,
fine
team
in
the
future.
Rangers
thousand
to
the
HOOKER-'61
Back
outside
away
BIFF
HUPFELD-'62
Back
on
only
for
yards
breaks year,
a
T.D.
on
the
yards
third
Laneri,
DAVE
114
closeup
the
rushing
against
of
great
the
fifth
41
the
conversiort.
Rangers'
deal
a
played
assures
the
Hupfeld
plunge,
Heinen
got
ing
on
a
touchdown,
rambled
Biff
Bill
scored
Cruber
yards.
two-yard.
T.D.
pass
one
for
passes,
10
covering
new
final
Ravens.
36-yard
missed
Black,
also
seven
one
a
IN
ball
a
who
Black.
pass
one
the
Laneri
on
two
conversions,
from
a
on
LANERI
and
yards,
countered
also
play
a
the
victory
26,
27,
Bob
from
points
over
a
Rangers
scored
of
twenty-eight
the pace
He
man.
WALLOP
CONTEST
first
the
Taylor
to
that's your
RANGERS
ONE-SIDED
scored
Bill
ROBERT
DURON-'62
Back
fine
show
RANGERS
22
CLASSEN
defense
Ranger
RANGERS
END
OF
The
scored
to
on
sixteen
in
the
of
straight
record
of
and
the
then
Thus
victory
nine
the
year.
and
no
wins,
1949
SHUT-OUT
first
quarter
tenth
the
the
set
ball-carrier.
WITH
points
their
broke
Rangers
was
Comet
SEASON
CLASSEN
Rangers
coasted
in
moves
PERFECT
0
one
losses,
tie
which
team.
by
Bill
scored
the
first
touchdown
Taylor
the romp
on
few
on
The
Bill
later,
Heinen
Heinen
added
the
final
the
middle
of
jaunt
the
Mike
Bulger,
up
countered
converted
in
late
the
of
line,
Zurlis,
charge
and
Olan
Adams,
Pellegrini,
in
the
Classen
This
through.
Felix
composed
Carl
gaping
to
after
fourth
secondary.
offensive
Jim
holes
opened
backs
Ranger
score
Comet
through
Ranger
Alfieri,
Heinen
each
Taylor
scamper.
a
20-yard
continually
a
a
19-yard
minutes
and
13-yard
touchdowns.
quarter
on
Ranger
A
middle.
up
a
their
line
for
in game,
the
was
particular,
team
victory. Dave
Enright
LARRY
LA
WRENCE-'62
End
JERRY
ALFIERI-'62
Tackle
shows
his
pass-catching
JIM
style.
WHEAT-'62
End
115
'33
RANGE.RS
ST.
6
GE.RARDS
Bob
Here
the
for
who
Black,.
for
HALFBACKS
IN
and
to
eleven.
Heinen,
33-6
a
win
over
but
a
in
13
of
playing
carries
second
the
St.
his career,
game
for
14.2
a
yard
for
in
out-classed
best
the
Taylor,
yards
Heinen,
the
of
time
average
tallied
per
three
year,
a
for
was
single
scores.
seventeenth
and
together
got
game
Bill
184
Bill
touchdowns
goes
TO
Bill
Taylor
Rangers
garnered
carry.
two
RANGERS
PACE
SEMI-FINALS
Bill
Bills,
the
Gerard's
season,
during
yards
ground.
WIN
led
the
1400
the
on
way,
GALLOPING
two
Jesuit's
over
passed
hard
yardage
JESUIT'S
Taylor
game.
ace
Jesuit's
other
Bob
his
Black,
general,
of
the pass
the
responsible
field
touchdown
during
the
completed
'season
during
game
the game.
,
The
defense
Mike
was
Ranger
Frank
paced
and
Frank
Morales,
total
of
53
tackles
by
Gonzalez.
also
due
Felix
the
his
patented
did
in
used
Bulger,
SATARINO-'62
Guard
BOB
holes
tackles
which
game.
BULGER-'62 RICK
Cuasd
for
combined
senior
the up
the
during
running
(forward).
FRANK
116
Taylor
trio
fine
a'
Olan
job
Alfieri
opening.
shows
Bill
tri-captain
game.
for
praise
and
halfback
Ie
sty
This
the
during
is
Special
Adams
galloping
All-Stater
Ranger
CLINE-'62
Back
Jesuit's
RANGERS
34
BISHO'P
BYRNE
Here
Carl
block
for
Heinen
Bill
for
waits
loose
break
to
that
so
he
20
can
Pellegrini
him.
PERFECT
END
RANGERS
SEASON
WITH
ended
hard
it
found
marched
to
an
do
to
anything
Rangers
game.
consecutive
fourth
an
unprecedented
they
else
all
that
the
of
team
up
marched
Rangers
present
Port
of
member
make
the
as
were
Byrne
Bishop
highly-touted
to
goes
anything
general,
team:
great
over
execution;
tackling,
blocking,
in
and,
football
the
the
The
championship.
running,
with
perfect
The
perfect
as
T.C.LL.
a
CONSEC
season
a
Rangers"
mighty
"mighty,
almost
wrong
the
FOURTH
CHAMPIONSHIP
T.C.I.L.
UTIVE
The
34-20.
Arthur,
but
was
those
outstanding;
Every
who
the
among
Taylor,
outstanding
Black,
and
Carl
Mike
Dave
Bob
Heinen,
Olan
Bill
Bill
were
were
outstanding
Pellegrini,
Bulger,
Enright,
Alfieri'.
Felix
Adams,
Two
counters
the
of
were
The
and
scored
fifth
came
when
Mike
two
Taylor
by
Ranger
Heinen.
Owens
recovered
Bill
tally
by
Johnson's
One
fumble
last
debt
the
in
end
zone.
to
should
and
of
staff
the
for
the
its
first
that
fine
it
did
ren
in
bringing
job
coaching
Jesuit
be
congratulations
gratitude
dered
season.
perfect
Bill
Bishop
in
for
cuts
Taylor
with
up-field
yardage
championship
game
Byrne.
INDIVIDUAL
STATISTICS
SCORERS
S�ASON r·
106
Jesuit
First
Downs
Pass
Bill
Opponent
Taylor
82
185
149
Bill
205
161
Dave
Heinen
62
Attempts
Enright
Pass
100
59
Mike
Owens
22
Completions
22
Interceptions
(
Passing
7
by )
12
Biff
Hupfeld
2015
Rushing
Total
1940
Yardage
Durbin
746
2686
Bob
Black
Bob
McDermott
Dickie
Robert
Gruber
Duron
6
6
6
6
4
Carl
Pellegrini
117
9
Mickey
1472
3487
Yardage
Offense
Kneeling:
Taylor,
Tri-Captains;
Newton,
Schaefer,
Loupot,
Eddy
Reinhart,
Zimmerman,
T.
Milburger,
Freeman,
Fred
Coston,
Dennehy,
Bill
Gonzalez,
Johnson.
Mais;
V.
Manglesdorf,
Nugent,
Boutell,
First
Row
(standing):
Castro,
Wear.
Billings,
Kenneth
Briggs,
manager;
Third
manager;
coach.
Row:
Galer,
D'Christofolo,
Hollern,
Second
Smith,
T.
J.
Durbin,
Row:
O'Shea,
Lewis,
Wing,
Macias,
Willis,
Carrillo,
Kavanagh.
B-TEAM
RECORD
SEASON
(3-3)
B-Team
B-Team
20
7
Lewisville
Richardson
B-Team
21
Green
B-Team
14
Grand
B-Team
6
B-Team
6
Hill
Prairie
0
12
14
8
32
Mesquite
Above:
B- Team
quarterback
with
freshmen.
118
Mike
Hollern
throws
in pass
B- Team
scrimmage
Muenster
26
Second
Fir-st
Row:
B.
Elor,
LaBarba,
Murphy,
Chitwood,
Dugan,
Vara,
Row:
Third
Perkins,
Trevino,
Roppolo,
Barry,
Row:
Dennehy.
.Ricci.
Farina.
Wagner,
Fourth
E.
Hibbs,
Row:
Kaska,
Martin
Brooks,
Huffeins,
assistant
Jones,
coach.
Quwvwdo,
Mokry,
Bird,
Colgin,
Jerry
Alexander,
FROSH
Frosh
SEASON
Frosh
RECORD
24
(1-2)
Adamson
Marks
Frosh
6
St.
Frosh
6
Carrollton
6
28
7
defense
moves
in
for
the
kill.
Murphy,
coach;
Grapheo,
McKenna,
Cheerleaders
John
Helies,
Tom
and
David
Craven
it
whoop
at
one
of
the
Rangers'
up
Malooly,
games.
CHEERLEADERS
Below:
John
Helies
can't
just
his
mouth
shout.
keep
"MIGHTY,
MIGHTY,
Rangers."
(
"MIGHTY
MIGHTY
Rangers.")
HOMECOMING
BASI(ETBALL
122
McGuire.
Sitting:
Bantle,
Weathers,
Jackson,
Mr.
manager.
Boyce;
Jim
J
Kneeling:
Tri-Captains:
Boeding,
Fetty,
Slater.
Standing:
Schnitzius,
Moriarty,
Mordaunt,
Burgert,
Starek. avors,
Walsh,
Coach.
1959-6.0
JESUIT
RANGER
VARSITY
BASKETBALL
TEAM
123
MIKE
CHUCK
McGUIRE,
Captain
BOEDING,
Forward
MIKE
Captain
Forward
FETTY,
Captain
Guard
SENIORS
MARTY
JAVORS
Guard
JIM
SLATER
Center
MIKE
MORIARTY
Guard
TOM
MORDAUNT
Forward
MIKE
BOYCE
TOM
Guard
PAUL
BANTLE
JACKSON
Forward
Center
JUNIORS
.
PHIL
SCHMITZIUS
MICKEY
Guard
ADAMSON
JESUIT
RONNIE
ST AREK
48
JESUIT
TECH
47
G
FT
F
TP
0
19
6
'7
47
45
G
McGuire
McGuire
BURGERT
Forward
Guard
7
1
FT
0
3
F
1
1
TP
14
5
Boeding
Javors
1
1
1
6
3
4
3
Bantlt'
Boading
Javors
Fetty
3
1
1
0
0
5
0
0
2
15
1
7
1
1
5
3
0
0
2
0
1
4
1
1
0
3
4
3
1
10
3
Fetty Slater
3
Moriarty
Boyce
Slater
10
125
RICHARDSON
TOURNAMENT
CHAMPS
JESUIT
53
JESUIT
40
G
FT
5
2
47
DUNCANVILLE
MESQUITE
F
3
2
0
0
Boeding
McGuire
TP
G
13
41
FT
2
Slater
4
3
I
0
F
0
I
TP
5
6
Boyce
Bantle
3
2
I
0
0
2
3
0
3
6
5
13
I
0
0
2
Fetty
Mordaunt
Burgert
Jackson
I
0
Javors
2
0
I
4
I
0
0
2
2
I
Javors
2
Bantle
3
2
0
2
0
0
5
3
4
13
6
0
5
12
4
6
Boeding
Fetty
Starek
Schnitzius
0
0
4
I
0
4
2
0
0
3
0
2
8
Moriarty
4
Slater
Jim
0
Slater
for goes
McGuire
shot.
ca
Ranger
up
Mike
Boeding
championship
JESUIT
with
G
42
FT
5
I
3
2
Boeding
Bantle
Javors
I
0
F
4
3
0
TP
II
8
2
6
3
0
15
5
4
0
14
0
1
0
I
I
I
3
3
Fetty
Boyce
Slater
in
basket
Richardson.
54
RICHARDSON
McGuire
for
drives
game
ptains
accept
trophy.
49
KIMBALL
77
JESUIT
WOODROW
41
WILSON
G
5
FT
JESUIT
F
TP
2
19
9
Fetty
Javors
6
Slater
5
3
4
1
15
4
14
5
13
4
5
1
2
0
4
1
7
2
9
Boeding
Boyce
47
G
FT
2
McGuire
5
TP
F
6
3
10
1
0
11
1
0
Boeding
0
Bantle
3
Javors
1
7
1
1
2
4
1
0
Fetty
McGuire
1
0
0
5
2
2
2
Boyce
does
Mike
Indian
Bantle
I
I
1
3
Mordaunt
0
0
1
0
Slater
12
dance.
Boeding
JESUIT
TECH
68
54
LANCASTER
JESUIT
51
47
G
10
FT
2
F
TP
1
22
Boeding G
FT
F
TP
McGuire
McGuire
9
0
1
5
0
1
10
18
0
0
0
0
Fetty Slater
4
0
2
8
4
2
0
Slater
1
4
4
6
Bantle
0
5
1
5
1
0
J 2
3
Javors
2
avors
1
2
7
2
2
6
1
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
2
1
0
1
2
3
0
1
6
Starek
1
0
0
2
Schnitzius
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
2
1
4
4
6
Mordaunt
Boyce
10
8
3
2
Boeding
Bantle
Burgert
Moriarity
Boyce
Moriarity
Slater
Come on,
JESUIT
McGuire
Slater
this
isn't
football.
23
G
Javors
McGuire;
44
KIMBALL
4
4
FT
1
1
F
0
1
3
1
3
3
0
2
3
0
2
0
TP
9
9
7
6
Boeding
Bantle
1
6
0
4
Fetty
1
2
0
2
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
Boyce
Jackson
0
0
0
0
0
Moriarty
Schnitzius
me
Right:
"Ah,
fellows;
put
down."
WAXAHACHIE
TOURNAMENT
JESUIT
55
CORSICANA
47
FT
G
2
8
F
4
TP
18
Fetty
5
4
2
14
1
4
11
Boeding
5
McGuire
0
1
2
0
2
4
1
0
1
2
3
6
Boyce
Slater
J
avors
JESUIT
66
WAXAHACHIE
G
McGuire
51
FT
F
7
2
4
1
5
5
0
6
TP
19
9
Boeding
Slater
3
3
3
0
5
2
10
9
Fetty
1
6
Boyce
Javors
Bantle
5
1
3
0
1
2
2
1
0
0
2
0
2
0
2
4
Burgert
Moriarty
Casual
McGuire
from
in
gathers
J
avors
cham
in
pass .
with
pionship
Hillcrest.
game
HILLCREST
JESUIT
68
46
G
6
TP
F
FT
1
2
14
Fetty
5
2
2
12
4
4
10
0
1
0
0
Boeding
3
McGuire
2
4
Javors
2
4
Boyce
Bantle
1
0
1
0
0
5
0
0
1
2
0
Slater
0
Moriarty
Left:
J
avors
and
Hillcrest's up
work
Fetty
zone.
weave
in
an
effort
to
break
59
JESUIT
JESUIT
61
DR.
ALUMNI
LANCASTER
33
PEPPER
FT
F
TP
6
0
0
12
0
0
10
0
0
10
G
FT
F
5
5
Slater
3
0
2
Boyce
Game)
TP
JESUIT Boeding
McGuire
7
2
2
16
6
0
3
12
50
ATLANTA
1avors
Slater
6
TOURNAMENT
40
(First
G
Boyce
1avors
3
I
I
7
3
I
I
7
36
G
3
Fetty
0
0
6
McGuire
4
Mordaunt
3
0
I
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
2
0
4
I
Burgert
I
F
TP
6
0
I
12
5
2
2
12
2
II
2
Boeding
Burgert
FT
6
McGuire
Mordaunt
0
3
5
I
3
0
Boyce I
Boeding
0
0
2
2
Fetty
0
0
4
I
0
0
2
1
0
0
2
Javors
0
3
I
I
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
I
0
0
0
Moriarty
Starek
3
0
6
1
0
5
1
2
0
4
0
0
1
0
2
Fetty Starek
Moriarty
Slater
Bantle
0
Jackson
0
Schnitzius
0
0
Moriarty
Game)
(Second
JESUIT
62
57
SAMUELL
IRVING
60 40
JESUIT
G
FT
F
TP
G
McGuire
7
8
0
22
2
16
2
4
4
8
I
3
7
FT
F
TP
1
16
3
10
2
7
McGuire
7
2
3
Boyce
4
2
Boeding
Boeding
I
2
2
0
0
4
0
2
4
0
0
2
Slater
Slater
4
I
Fetty 1avors
3
0
0
6
I
0
I
2
0
I
I
I
2
I
Boyce Bantle
Javors
Fetty
JESUIT
48
JESUIT
DUNCANVILLE
7
6
Boeding
avors
Bantle
Fetty
Slater
FT
0
0
TP
0
14
3
12
5
7
Fetty
2
6
Boyce
I
0
5
I
0
2
2
I
0
I
2
4
CLIFF
F
esuit's
leading
Chuck scorer,
McGuire,
TP
2
4
12
I
4
II
5
5
0
2
10
4
2
2
10
Slater
I
6
I
8
Javors
3
2
2
8
fires away
two.
49
JESUIT
57
37
NORTH
G
5
FT
F
TP
I
I
II
4
3
5
II
3
0
3
2
I
0
5
I
2
4
4
DALLAS
G
45
FT
F
McGuire
8
5
3
Slater
3
3
2
4
0
6
Javors
Boeding
FT
Boeding
McGuire
I
2
2
for
OAK
JESUIT
Fetty
McGuire
Boyce
50
G
F
3
2
1
SOUTH
59
LANERI
39
G
Boyce
McGuire
1
4
0
TP
21
9
2
8
8
3
Boyce
Slater
1
3
2
2
0
0
I
0
0
0
0
2
5
Boeding
J
avors
0
0
I
0
4
Fetty
S_chnitzius
Bantle
2
0
129
JESUIT
42
JESUIT
DUNCANVILLE
48
RICHARDSON
32
G
7
MaGuire
F
FT
47
TP
0
1
G
15
FT
TP
F
5
2.
1
12
4
4
2
12
4
2
2
10
Fetty
6
300
Boeding
Boeding
213
5
212
5
McGuire
Fetty
400
Slater
8
Boyce
2
1
0
4
Slater
Javors
Bantle
100
2
101
2
Bantle
Starek
1
202
4
100
2
·2
1
0
Moriarty
010
1
003
0
Jackson
Burgert
JESUIT
54
NORTH
DALLAS
41
G
FT
F
TP
7
4
2
18
4
4
0
12
4
2
2
10
Boeding
Slater
McGuire
321
8
Javors
1
0
3
6
Boyce
Slater
002
Richard
controls
tip
0
Fetty
against
son.
JESUIT
JESUIT
57
SUNSET
REICHER
48
JESUIT
58
REICHER
HIGH
OF
G
7
McGuire
FT
3
F
TP
OF
WACO
WACO
4
13
1
13
HIGH
35
45
G
17
0
G 1
6
77
FT
F
FT
F
TP
McGuire
6
5
TP
1
17
2
15
3
10
Boeding
10
5
4
Slater
2
1
2
3
4
23
3
19
7
Boeding
McGuire
Javors
5
Bantle
1
8
2
0
5
4
1
0
4
2
3
2
Javors 1
4
1
0
3
2
0
2
Fetty
I
Boyce
Slater
1
3
3
6
2
1
1
1
0
2
8
7
7
Moriarty
1
1
2
3
Fetty
Slater
0
1
Boeding
7
5
1
0
1
0
Boyce
Bantle
Jackson
0
2
2
Mordaunt
5
1
0
1
1
0
3
1
0
1
2
1
0
0
2
0
1
1
1
2
Moriarty
Starek
0
0
1
0
Javors
0
0
1
0
Starek
Burgert
Schnitzius
Boyce
61
JESUIT
ST.
MARKS
54
G
McGuire
Javors
FT
F
TP
7
4
0
18
6
0
0
12
3
4
1
10
5
0
0
10
Boeding
Boyce
221
Slater
6
210
5
001
0
Fetty
Moriarty
what'cha
"Hey
f30
bud,
lookin'
at?"
T .C.LL.
(First
JESUIT
PIUS
TOURNAMENT
Game)
77
X
OF
HOUSTON
G
8
Boeding
McGuire
Slater
Javors
FT
7
51
F
TP
3
23
5
9
3
19
5
0
4
10
235
7
302
Fetty
Starek
6
130
5
121
Boyce
Bantle
Moriarty
4
030
3
001
0
Above:
off
Rangers
(Second
CATHEDRAL
JESUIT
EL
G
All-stater
Mike
to
Boeding
S.O.C.
be
hemmed
in
X.
43
1
F
TP
1
9
7
315
6
143
6
300
Slater
2
Fetty
of
FT
4
Boeding
Boyce
Bantle
hoard
Pius
against
PASO
35
lavors
McGuire
Above:
tip
Game)
OF
0
4
3
100
2
011
1
a
by
appears
defenders.
INDIVIDUAL
SEASON
FG
McGuire
FT
162
85
STATISTICS
TR
PF
339
Total
61
TP
AVG.
409
13.2
75
334
10.8
31
56
28
214
70
48
245
75
32
136
71
272
Boeding Jesuit's
54.2
Points-1681-average Javors
Total
Opponent's
Richardson
and
AII-Tournament-Fetty
Place
McGuire
Slater
Fetty
Boyce
Bantle
Waxahachie
Tournament-Second
and
AII-Tournament-Fetty
T.C.I.L.
86
6.9
45.8
Points-1420--average
Tournament-First
Tournament-Third
McGuire
Place
88
28
85
209
109
35
183;
11
77
31
174
5.8
25
91
19
78
2.7
17
2.4
Place
Burgert
8
1
18
7
8
16
8
3
7
1
Moriarty
Starek
AII-State-Mike
9
7
17
22
6.7
6.5
12.
2
19
1.7
5
15
1.1
Boeding
Mordaunt
Schnitzius
2
1
Jackson
1
2
30
8
15
4
5
6
4
.6
.4
131
REGULAR
Tim
Bill
B-TEAM:
Bobhy
Ronald
Willis,
Duron,
Freeman,
Danny
DeLaGarza,
Jim
Smith.
Manager:
Bruce
Bill
Gabriel
Cuco
Eidt,
Ecklekamp,
Johnson,
Macias,
Juan
Jerry
Alfieri,
Tyler;
Coach
Gomez,
Briggs.
B-TEAM
Phil
Schnitzius
makes
like
Bob
Cousy.
Starek
Mickey
has
the
Richardson
boys
guessing.
Ronnie
132
it
Burgert
puts
and up
over.
BASKETBALL-First
FRESHMAN
Clifford
Orrill,
Caffo,
Eddie
Murphy,
lames
John
Row:
Sherman
Don
Fourth
LaBarba,
Row:
Coach
Eifert,
Third
David
McCaffrey,
Manskey,
Conine.
lames
Row:
Blackburn.
Bird,
Durwood
Ferguson,
Terry
Bartley,
Second
Row:
Gus
Noble,
Chris
Nasky.
Chris
Heinrich,
lerry
Vanderslice,
Richard
John
Gary
'Weinrich,
Jackson.
FROSH
Jesuit's
Blackburn
(Jesuit
tries
Bees
from
vs.
St.
far
LaBarba
drives
in
a
fast
one.
out.
Mark's)
133
Jesuit's
7.
Golfers:
Dennis
2.
1.
to
(left
right)
Clancey
Mike
Wilson,
Landress,
3.
4.
Mike
Kerr,
David
5.
Cree,
Loiselle.
GOLF
Cotter,
Kaiser
and
for
Loiselle
practice
up
tournament.
the
big
Frank
Cotter,
6.
Paul
Kaiser,
RANGER
RACKETEERS:
Mr.
Briggs,
2.
Lance
3.
Emerson,
Dan
4.
Hickey,
Mr.
Coach;
(kneeling)
Pat
Cowdin,
1.
John
2.
Roper,
Hugh
Pendery,
Coach.
TENNIS
3.
Chuck
Miller;
1.
(standing)
Mike
Loftus,
TRACI(
1.
E.
Dugan
2.
B.
Tumy
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
C.
F.
M.
G.
B.
8.
J.
9.
P.
Pellegrini
Alfieri
Jones
Mangelsdorf
Wylie
Ruffing
Jackson
track
team
Varsity
Shot-put Sprinter
Carl
Pellegrini
Mangelsdorf
George
Coach
Sheaner
with
track
and
captains
Managers:
Gene
Kimble
and
managers.
Steve
Hargrave.
Distance
Felix
W
.Bob
Eddie
men:
Dugan,
Carl
Alfieri,
eil!jt-men: Gene Martin
Pellegrini,
2.
Ruffing.
Sliter
Dennis
1.
Tumy..
Jones.
Larry
Colgin Don
1.
3.
David
Woodrow
Dan
Nick
4.
Dan
5.
Sal
Levatino
Loremo
6.
Terry ,8.
Rick
Mike
Mike
Bird
Glasco
Moran
First
11.
Chris
Mais
8.
10.
Bartley
Vara
Joe
7.
9.
Livaudais
Kavanagh
Tom
7.
Carrillo
Evans
James
6.
Wilson
McAuliff
3.
5.
McDowell
Miner
2.
Tim
4.
Robert
Jesuit
Meet:
Invitational
Cross-country
takes
Ruffing
9.
Andy
McGarvey
Schaefer
10.
third. Todora
12.
Anthony
Frank
Gonzalez
BASEBALL
Mike
Dan
Sitting:
Manager
Rovello,
Duron,
Gene
Fetty,
Mickey
Starek,
MIKE
BOEDING-'60
Catcher,
Captain
Burgert,
Ray
Mike
Kneeling:
Ronnie
Davies.
Moriarty,
Bob
Standing:
Boyce,
Tom
Ronnie
McGuire,
LaMarche.
Manager
Mike
LaMarche,
Chuck
138
Score-keeper
Dick
Robert
Cree,
Boeding,
J
Marty
Dick
Black,
Baker,
Richard avors,
Jim
Mike
Slater,
Bantle.
Burgert,
CHUCK
McGUIRE-'60
Pitcher,
Captain
BAKER-'60
DICK
RAY
BURGERT-'60
Pitcher
Outfield
BOB
BLACK-'61
Pitcher
DICK
LaMARCHE-'6Q
Infield
MIKE
MORIARTY-'60
Catcher
JIM
SLA
TER-'60 MARTY
JAVORS-'60
Outfield
Infield
139
MIKE
BOYCE-'61
Infield
ROBERT
DURON-'62
Infield
RICHARD
CREE-'61
Outfield
RONNIE
DA VIES-'61
Infield
TOM
BANTLE-'61
Outfield
RONNIE
BURGERT�'61
Outfield
MICKEY
STAREK-'61
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December
9-11,
Christ
Auditorium
the
King
Act
II:
Christmas
Eve:
"
not
...
till
Midnight."
with
"What's wrong
nose?" my
1960
February
6,
--
(fes1ivA
[DRAmA
"Look
what
of
I
Dallas
University
I
The
picked
up,
Sherry!"
(left)
on
O'Shea
insists
of
his
flesh.
pound
(right)
Hupfeld:
"Shut up,
that's
O'Shea,
cue." my
150
calm
before
the
storm.
Ie H
off
his
"Chop
head,
and
O'Shea
claim
am
1.11
flRB
thou
of
me
the
earldom
king
of
(M.
I
when
man;
Hereford."
as
J.
Gloucester;
as
Buckingham)
Luby
"Plots
have·
I
in
laid,
ductions
dangerous."
"Are
called
forth
from
out
world
a
of
innocent?"
slay
L.
as
Bellamy
the
to
men
you
(J.
Clarence;
Lawrence
and
T.
as
the
Murphy
I
"0,
have
a
pass'd
So
night,
of
full
miserable
of
ugly
dreams."
ghastly
sights,
Murderers)
Central
Ed
Pre
Council:
Mickey
;.��f'
.Jim
'l3fadley,
Jack
�a\Vrence;
Chitwood,
Duffy
Dennis
Bill
Madigan,
Dave
Luby,
Terry
Golden,
Straley,
Secretary;
Mike
Bill
Gard
Hawkes·"J1Mike
Durbin,
Paul
Carriere,
Manglesdorf,
Moriarty,
ltt.
O'Shea,
Ted
Weissert,
John
Abeln,
Mi
Frossard,
ST.
Seniors:
Taylor,'
Martin,
Second
Rust,
Row:
Mickey
Mike
Bulger,
Tumy,
Bruce
Emmert,
Marton,
Mr.
Durbin,
Bob
O'Shea,
Mike
Joe
Pat
Bernie
McCourek,
Callahan.
Mike
SOCIETY
BERCHMAN'S
Ed
Straley,
Tom
Ingram,
Mike
Urso,
JOHN
Paul
Bill
Dave
Carriere,
Ted
Lamping,
Tony
Frossard.
Robert
S.
Atkinson,
J.
Juniors
and
Pat
Sophomores:
Bill
Bulger,
Krippner,
Mangelsdorf,
Miller,
Kagy.
Freshmen:
Robt.
Hoffman,
Pat
John
Klein,
Pat
Chitwood,
Rich
Guillot,
Mik�
ard
McAuliff,
David
Kopecky,
154
Emmert.
Jim
Juan
Jim
T.
Fox,
V.
Mangelsdorf,
Mike
Steve
Durbin,
McAuliff,
Robt.
Gomez,
Schaefer,
Jim
Chuck
Durbin,
Don
Tim
Glenn
Scott,
Bob
Bill
Chitwood,
Philion,
Tim
Geo.
Moran,
McCarty,
O'Shea,
SACRISTANS
the
Knights
ALtar:
Mr.
oj
Tom
Perry,
Ed
Martin,
Carriere,
Tim
S.J.,
Bill
Krippner,
the
Preparing
(Top)
Sacristan
Tom
Lewis
at
work.
.
no
Without
(Bottom)
Gomez,
Mass.
Jim
Philion,
Juan
O'Shea.
altar
for
the
student
Mass.
Gomez,
LAST
Pat
H.
Business
Pattison,
Manager
ROUNDUP
CLUB
LETTERMEN'S
Football:
Bulger,
Adams,
Dave
Taylor,
Frank
Pat
Olan
Mike
Bill
Alfieri,
Morales,
farkenson,
Second
Enright.
Row:
Jim
Wheat,
Mickey
Durbin,
Frank
Gonzales,
Bob
McDermott,
Carl
Baseball:
Jean
Mike
LaMarche
Dick
(Mgr.),
Chuck
Boeding,
McGuire,
Basketball:
Chuck
Mike
Jim
Fetty,
Boeding,
Marty
LaMarche,
Mike
Bob
Marty
Javors,
Black,
Slater.
McGuire,
Slater,
J
Jim
Mike
Mike avors,
Boyce.
Track:
Joe
(left)
Paul
Jackson,
Bob
°DePasqual,
Bernie
Tumy,
Rust.
Tennis:
Dan
(right)
Larry
Lance
Guillot,
Hickey,
Mike
Emerson.
Loftus,
Boyce,
Ray
Burgert,
Felix
Bill
Bob
Pellegrini,
Alfieri.
Black,
Heinen,
Mike
Owen,
Jerry
BOWUNG
Front
T.
Row:
R.
Labac,
Morgan,
Back
Halloran.
Row:
Superior
W.
J.
M.
Little,
members
J.
G.
not
T.
F.
J.
M.
Eberline,
J.
D.
Fox,
R.
J.
Fenoglio,
B.
D.
picture:
Dolney,
Willis,
Wassdorf,
in
B.
R.
Henry,
Gayhart,
Rushing,
P.
M.
Prost,
Other
Cummings,
Wilbert,
Cree,
Moderator,
Barker,
Lanes.
W.
Aikin,
Sm.ith,
G.
D.
Burns,
Fleming,
of
H.
Secretary,
T.
H.
W.
Burgert,
Manager
LEAGUE
Moxley,
Moxley,
J.
Fitzpatrick,
J.
Cree,
Gardner,
J.
S.
Lenzer,
Mr.
R.
A.
Murphy,
J.
R.
B.
Moen,
Loiselle,
B.
Marion,
Moore,
Adams,
D.
Seeligson,
D.
Scarborough,
T.
Graffeo,
J.
R.
Smith,
D.
Horak,
Huddleston,
P.
Freeman,
Natelentz,
Caravella,
B.
Price,
J.
Stanford,
B.
Wagner.
(right)
Mr.
Bum's
in
pride,
Ray
Burgert,
striking
form.
(bottom)
afternoon
club.
Wednesday
163
AIDS
LIBRARY
Seated:
Moxley.
Robert
Hawkes,
Standing:
Jim
Victor
D'Avignon,
Gene
Jim
Rushing,
Moxley,
Mrs.
Jack
Gardner,
Wayne
Seated:
Bob
Olsen,
164
Helen
Don
Reames,
Dowling,
Raymond
Mike
Darnall,
Starrett,
Chitwood,
George
Jerry
Craker,
Jones.
Scott
James
Mrs.
Philion,
Menard,
Herpin,
Bob
Mike
Stewart,
James
Mike
David
Duffy
White
Buddy
O'Brien,
Jim
Fowler,
Dan
Janousek,
Jim
David
Rovello,
Hugh
"A
Warren
Scott,
Kertz.
Pulich,
Larry
Emmert.
Starrett,
book
A" a
day
keeps
your
English
grade
Standing:
-
MATH
Math
Mike
Mr.
Club:
(L.
Macourek,
to
R.)
Ken
CLUB
David
Sharp,
Dick
LaMarche,
Joe
Marty
Craven,
Paul
D'
Avignon,
Barry
ALPHA
Baker,
Javors,
Jim
Ray
Burgert,
Frossard,
THETA
Straley,
Eaton,
RADIO
Ted
Dick
Kozsuch,
Durbin,
MU
Mickey
CLUB
Fowler.
Radio
Club:
to
(L.
Vincent
R.)
Raymond
Bob
Frank
Olsen,
Fertitta,
beck,
Hollen
Starrett,
Anthony
_DaMommio,
Presi
Tom
Pat
Tim
dent;
Callahan,
Fitzgibbons,
-Vice-president
;
Art
Isaac
Edwards,
Tommy
Trevino,
Rutledge,
Treasurer;
Hob
Price,
(Left,
Springer,
(L-R)
Secretary.
Isaac
Pat
Callahan,
DaMommio-the
voice
of
Trevino,
Bob
An
Springer,
freedom.
thony
165
CLUB-RANGER
SAFETY
CLUB
Club
Safety
The
(left)
"chief" gets
them
for
ready
a
big
Chief
(top)
job.
Pat
Murray,
R.
Capts.
son;
Herrin,
J.
Sargts.
Bellamy,
J.
Urso,
J.
Seelig
M.
Moody,
D.
Craven;
R.
Companies:
Steffen,
T.
Cree,
D.
Enright,
E.
fieri,
Boughtin,
R.
Interrante,
J.
F.
Al
R.
Orr,
Goodman,
V.
J.
Cangemi,
Griffice,
(right)
Ranger
Rev.
166
S.
Club:
Bernie
Rust,
1.
Rivoire,
S.1.,
Mrs.
Norsch
and
Bob
McDermott
Schaefer,
Taylor,
John
George
Saba,
:Bob
Froussard.
with
Dennis
Bill
Manglesdorf,
McDermott,
B.
Philion,
T.
sealed
Joe
orders.
Pat
Hankey,
President,
Ronnie
Parkerson,
Davies,
Jim
David
Durbin,
Graven,
Bob
Bill
Mike
Heinan,
OIan
Black,
Adams.
Bulger,
ARCHERY
CLUB
(L
to
R)
George
mond
Rychlik,
Bill
Davis,
Lewis,
Mr.
All
the
of
lens
Jesuit
of
Ray
Bill
Wylie.,
Vincent
Cangemy,
Edward
S.
Tafoya,
CAMERA
(right)
Seabrook,
McDowell,
Golden,
Halloran,
under
John
John
Bob
Jim
J.
CLUB
falls
Jesuit's
.shutter-bugs.
The
climax
of
the
year-the
Camera
Club
ban
quet.
Camera
Club:
David
Menard,
Ken
President;
Sharp,
Mike
Walden,
Ezell,
�
Photographer
to
stoop
Hernandez
almost
anything.
will
Treasurer;
Ceo.
Secretary;
Joe
Joe
Hernandez,
DePasqual,
James
Dowling.
Vice-president;
Hawkes,
Bill
Ecklekamp,
Raymond
Hugh
Bob
Janousek,
Dan
Lewis,
Mike
Starrett,
Joe
Starrett,
Lutskus,
Mike
Tobemy,
Darnall,
John
CLUB
GLEE
Bernie
(Top)
Mike
Marty
J avors,
Eugene
Melvin
David
Tumy,
Menard,
Krajca,
Biff
Tom
Pellegrini,
John
DaBoub,
Huddleston,
Mike
Mike
gan
Slovak,
Mario
Carl
Malooly,
Tony
Rust,
Mangelsdorf,
George
Macourek,
Bob
Weber,
Marton,
Darnall,
Father
Crea
Chitwood,
directing.
(right)
ally
Tour
nous
Ie
Daboub
and
fin
Pellegrini
achieve
L.G.C.
admittance
into
the
choir.
jour
sommes
opprese.
Joe
Lutskus,
Jack
Bill
Luby,
Fox,
.Bill
Krippner,
Jim
Father
Poche,
Sodeman,
168 Mike
David
Walden,
Ken
White,
Wayne
Herpin,
Frank
Sharp,
David
Cotter,
S.].,
Rodger
Gunn,
Gardner.
Menard,
Duffy
George
Cracker,
CAFETERIA
WORKERS
(top)
David
Spurgin,
deLira,
Gene
Ed
Robert
Krajca,
Ernest
Dominguez,
Fred
James
Schaefer,
Jim
Philion,
Francis,
Al
Coston,
Meinzer,
Edlridge
Barnes,
George
Lewis,
Gene
Rushing.
t
(left)
tomer
Spurgin
at
turns
down
bribe
payola
from
cus
nasty
counter.
BOOKSTORE
(left)
Excited
crowds
throng
new
change
to
cages
receive
of
glimpses
primitive
specimens
inside.
Mr.
Edward
Tafoya,
watch,
S.].
unconvincingly,
and
his
alert
crew
Dave
Ingram
of
Tom
his
last
spend
Martin
dollar
and
Mike
Emmert
for
precious
cargo.
.
Ib9
The
a
Last
new
introduces
Roundup
idea-class pages.
"The
next
that
is
late
guy
for
Physics
lab
is
1»
going
eat
his
hat."
SENIOR
CLASSES
Burgert
turns
on
the
charm
at
the
senior
prom-1959.
4202
4103
4102
4101H
The
seniors
petition
the
Principal
for
higher
grades,
less
home
work.
171
-
First
Row:
B.
D.
B.
Weber,
Father
May,
SJ.
Second
D.
Dermott,
Moen,
O.
J.
D.
Barnes,
Loiselle,
J.
P.
Rust,
Snell,
J.
T.
Helies,
B.
McGarvy,
J.
Trevino.
Third
Hickey,
B.
G.
Parkerson,
I.
Hienen,
A.
D.
Krajca,
P.
Mordaunt,
Moriarty,
Seeligson,
G.
J.
Dallin,
T.
Roper,
.M.
Springer,
E.
Row:
Henson,
B.
Adams,
Barry,
DERBIES
BLACK
THE
4202
Mc
Hubler,
M.
row:
Bulger,
Flahive,
T.·
M.
Barlow,
D.
Sears,
Martin.
4202
wins
the
Thanks
giving
'Drive.
AROUND
THE
WORLD
WITH
4102
01'
Man
MEAT-LOAFS
River
in person.
1867
Sioux
victors
uprising:
with
foes.
pose
Beloved
4102
teachers
Mis
plan
sion
Drive
with
a
bang.
Comrades
Scarborough,
4102
Johnson
and
and
Huddleston
join
dates
at
Junior-senior
Bolshevik
in
George
Red
insurrection.
prom.
Storm-troopers
excuse
Meat-loafs
from
Goodman
and
Borders
P.H.
lead
for
rally
championship
game.
seek
179
Feast
Guilliot
insists
he
should
have
been
on
of
St.
Blase
the program.
JUNIOR
CLASSES
Alert
serious
juniors
contemplate
test.
Chemistry
3106
3109H
3203
3107
sweat
Blood,
180
and
tears
but
not
Literature.
English
"
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185
Row:
First
Fred
David
Tom
Menard,
Boutell,
Carrillo,
Ezell.
John
Second
Mike
Claiborne,
George
Don
-,
David
Noonan,
Fletcher,
Licandro.
Love,
Bill
McKenna,
George
Manglesdorf,
Jim'
tu-«
Betz,
Wood,
Bill
Dave
Peay,
Mais,
Fraser,
Willis,
Fred
Herson,.Tony
Dick
Robt.
Lew
Hollern,
Bob
Sellmeyer,
Paul
Fish,
Row:
Ricky
Roscoe
Haggeman,
Dan
Pat
Coston,
Bill
John
Phillips,
Row:
Boyce,
Bill
Owen,
Bell,
John
Cosgrove,
Mike
Stokes,
Pat
McPeters,
(Missing:
Slovak,
Mr.
Fancher,
Briggs
Zurlis).
Mike
Paul
Mike
Owen
Fred
Coston
President
f
Members
of
Class
snowballs
the
3107,
at
their
Mafia,
beloved
throwing
o
and
Spanish
SJ. oya,
186
Mr.
religion
Herson
Pat
Hollern
Boyce
Treasurer
Representative
teacher,
Taf
Secretary
Vice-president
baskets.
Delivering
Thanksgiving
"If
our
class
wins,
"Get
serious,
"210
greased
the
you
ball
birds,
before
the
the
curtain
in goes
up
three
minutes.'
(D.
of
Dallas
Play
we're
out
of
homework."
Festival)
tournament."
SOP HOM 0 R E
CLASSES
2211H
2210
2209H
2208
2205 187
J
Mike
a.0iJ1�o.
Morales,
Coglan,
v'>i(;€"1!J/tf!$:�aent
Cheerful
classmates
of
210
gleefully
mobbing
their
class
secretary. in
Sammy You
J9Q
sad
sad,
History.
Ward
boys.
Jerry
Ed
Hoffpauir
deLira
BilKean
Tom
Lewis Bob
Jim
Bulger
'Fr.
Stewart
Poche
Hal
Womack
Jim
Bradley
Georg
Craker
Gabriel
Jack
John
Luby
Macias
Turner
Kent
Luecking
White David
Terry
Golden
Steve Mike
Hargrave
Cornlison
Jean
Bill
Brady
Lotridge
Mihon'
Johnson
Larry
Fechtel
Lawrence Bob
Bill
Krippner Tim
O'Shea
Scott
Sparky
Moore
D'Avigno
Jim
Jim
Bob
-
On
the
facing
see
page
taken
photograph
a
ing
Latin
test.
of
you
Class
an
actual
2-209-H
dur
Galer
H
FRESHMAN
CLASSES
Blackburn
leads
the
"little
Rangers."
1306
1305
1303
1304
1302H
1212H
Freshmen's
Orientation
Day
196
First
Row:
GQtdon
Bennett,
Tony
Long, '�@./
q.ates� Byrne.
Second
Row:
Kimble,
l&,�ji{1a�el;£€�.
Victor
StewQ};t,
Gene. Row:
Bon
Hoffman,
j�m�s.
�3:�lhQ
ag»ef,
Huffhines,
Bill
M0�"fY,
Bob
Neuho:H,
"'���'.,.,. f�a.al��:,. "
l)�1t
e�n1tieh,
." .•
Tom
..
W
lo�n" �em?
Bob
W�rf�n
G.�:a�ll):
'li1)�tJ
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'Q,m�i,,<t:l�v�,d
'R�1'14Ils.
"f7(J'lJirik
'i;{t)'Ut':i
D�v�a
Joe
Lovelace,
Mulcahy,
Gary
CaHo,
John
Vad,aia,
purwood Perry,
S.
J ,
..
Bill
Hei<{lrich,
:tti@�a1!'d.
Richard
Jackson,
Jobn
Feley,
Jatnes
:Blackburn,
Dalton
HeJIJ;',
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1212H
MAGAZINE
Class
Meeting
Philosophy
"Lifesaver,
204
anyone?"
problem
DRIVE
WINNERS
Break
period
Good
conduct
awards
205
to
Congratulations
the
From
206
Class
of
'60
With
we
grateful
the
appreciation
has generous
this
LIBERTY
TRINITY
CHRIST
THE
AND
MR.
whose
PATRONS
WILLIAM
F.
OIL
O'BRIEN
COMPANY
FLAIG
JOE
HOLY
concerns
possible.
MSGR.
AMERICAN
MR.
and
book
SPECIAL
REV.
individuals
acknowledge
made
support
RT.
MR.
HENRY
MR.
AND
MR.
NEUHOFF
SEELIGSON
MRS.
AND
MR.
CHURCH
BROUGH
O'BOYLE
O.
JOSEPH
MRS.
CHURCH
CATHOLIC
JOHN
W.
JOHN
MR.
CATHOLIC
KING
MRS.
OTTO
MRS.
ROBERT
W.
JANOUSEK
ALBERT
W.
AND
MR.
MR.
MRS.
C.
J.
MRS.
FRANK
MRS.
DR.
COURSEY
O.
M.
H.
INGRAM
KELLER
MARY
A.
MR.
D.
FREEMAN
AND
MR.
W.
STRANGI
JR.
IVEY,
MR.
SANER
LOISELLE
FOOTE
JESUIT
HIGH
SCHOOL
COUNCIL
PATRONS
DR.
AND
MRS.
MR.
AND
MR.
M.
RAY
MRS.
F.
M.
THOMASSON
E.
MR.
MOORE
RICHARDSON
MR.
AND
MR.
EDWARD
MRS.
WADE
J.
G.
MORIARTY
DUGAN
AND
MRS.
R.
W.
TUMY
MR.
AND
MR.
AND
MRS.
LOU
MR.
AND
MRS.
GEORGE
DOAK
MRS.
JOSEPH
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INDEX
reference
and
class
the
Giving
year,
names,
of
students
page
184
Ronnie Tom
John
Abeln,
(3)
197
(1)
Byrne,
153,
152,
148,
146,
62,
93,147,153,197,202
(1)
(3)
Davies,
93,
Tommy
Byrnes,
182-3
Joe
D'Avignon,
65,
140,
138,
ll2,
30,58,147,165,178-9
(4)
193 181
Pat
201
Adams,
James
(1)
92,
James
(1)
92,
(3)
Byrns,
198,
163,
157
(1)
Gary
Caffo,
Eddie
Olan
(4)
Ronnie
Steve
(1)
(2)
164,
148,
80,
188
(4)
148,
80,
30,58,
181
Bill
3)
.(
65,
195
Bill
(2)
Debus,
157,
(2)
174-5
Howard
Davis,
Davis,
200
93,
John
D'Avignon,
199
93,
(3)
Calabria,
199
William
Aiken,
191
78,
(I)
Cain,
133,
93,
(2)
Cage,
162,
ll4,
107,
24,58,
172
Jim
D'Avignon,
63,
197
Adams,
Adams,
167,
157,
80,
92, 194
Mike Felix
(4)
Alfieri,
22,
109,
59,
24,
166,
137,
199
(1)
Callahan,
(4)
Delira,
28,58,152,154,165
(4)
(2)
Refugio
DeLaGarza,
93,
Pete
Pat
Callahan,
132,
80,
31,58,174-5
176
Robert 188
(2)
Jerry
Alfieri,
Gabriel
194
(2)
Cambi,
(2)
Campion,
(2)
Delira,
78,83
169,
80,
92, 190
Martin 197
(1)
Canales,
92
(1)
80,
190
Edward Bill
(1)
AI Mike
Allen,
191
(2)
Delira,
78,
162,
132,
ll5,
78,
199
Mike
Adams,
(2)
Dennehy,
93,
ll8,
81,
199
Vincent 195
(2)
Tommy
Anderson,
181
(3)
Cangemi,
78,
(1)
Danny
Dennehy,
63,
ll9,
94,
184 194
James
Arline,
(2)
Ronny
Caravella,
191
(2)
Robert
Ricky
Joe
DePasqual,
163,
194
(2)
Cardemas,
182-3
Gary
Atkinson,
78,
(3)
Larry
Dessommes,
79,
James
Carmichael,
153,
148,
147,
92,
184
(3)
Dick
24,58,174-5
78,191
Carpenter,
144,
142,
24,33,51,58,
(4)
John
184
lll,
94,
ll8,
199
184
(1)
Dowling,
28,33,58,142,144-5,
(4)
(3)
169,
164,
94,
65,146,148,153,184
(3)
Driscoll,
65,
200
Mike
191
79,
Don
Eddie
Carriere,
81,194
94,163,204-5
Ernest
Dominquez,
63,
(2)
Clayton
Carrell,
(1)
Dolney,
184
(3)
(2)
Dimmitt,
28,58,142,144,148-9,
(4)
156-7,160,178-9
(4)
(2)
Dick
65,
(1)
John
DiCristofalo,
191,
63,
Mike
Bill
Carney,
John
Jack
Baker,
167,
160,
(3)
62,
(1)
203'
Baker,
Baker,
65,
78,
(3)
Atkinson,
145,146,138,139,152,165,178-9
(3)
Banks,
146,
148,
62,
David
(2)
Carson,
174-5
Harold
(4)
Tim
152,
148,
147,
94,
(4)
Dugan,
ll8,
63,
74,79,
31,58,137
ll9
(I)
Dugan,
94,
Michael
188
(4)
Durbin,
159,
163,
58,
24,
(3)
Carrillo,
60,62,125,123,138,
(3)
184
140,
Barker,
Eddie
137
Daniel Tom
Bantle,
(1)
Drozd,
159,
155,
154,
152,
204-5
Mike
178-9
184
Richard
(1)
(1)
Carter,
145,
142,
198
Rick
92,
160,
154,
148,
53,
31,
18,
152 199
David
Barker,
108,
58,
165,
162,
93,
178-9
Tom
(4)
Barlow,
25,58,172
204-5
Arthur
(1)
Castro,
(4)
Eldridge
Barnes,
25,58,172
93,
ll8,
Juan
Chamberlain,
79
(2)
James
Durbin,
154,166,
153,
ll8,
65,
(3)
172
Dan
(4)
Barry,
58,
25,53,
Ernest
79
(2)
Chapman,
184
188
Pat
(2)
Barry,
191
153,
78,
Mike
(2)
Chitwood,
147,
79,
148,
Steve
152,
(2)
Durbin,
154,
152,
81,
79,
204-5
Paul
(1)
Barry,
ll9,
92,
Robert
188
25,58,174-5
(4)
(2)
Duron,
154,
Bill
Barschaw,
Pat
(1)
Chitwood,
ll9,
93,
154,
164,204-5
140,
138,
132,
ll4,
81,
195
137
(1)
Terry
Bartley,
133,
92,
(4)
John
62,66,74,144-5,
(3)
Joe
Eads,
(1)
94,
182-3
198
Steve
(1)
Chunn,
Bellamy,
202
188
79,
58,166,174-5
54,
25,
(2)
Wayman
Chunn,
Mike
Bellamy,
93,
(3)
Barry
Eason,
165,
65,
148-9, Pete
Bill
(4)
Cirone,
29,58,174-5
(1)
Eberline,
94,201
182-3
188
161,
151,
John
Claiborne,
186
(3)
64,
(2)
Danny
Eckelkamp,
(3)
62,
(1)
(1)
93,200
92,
(3)
(1)
165,
94,
188
Bill
93,
(2)
Eidt,
132,
81,
176
62,186
Don
194
Rick
(2)
Cline,
ll6,
79,
31,58,144,156,157,
(4)
Elliott,
176
Pete
(4)
Bilheimer,
181
26,58,
182-3
Don
(3)
Coerver,
(1)
Bradley
Billings,
(1)
Edwards,
204-5
Charles
Clements,
Roscoe
202
Tom
Howard
Clark,
197
Gordon
Bennett,
Betz,
167,
132,
81,
186
Pat
Bell,
Lance
146,
144,
64,
(3)
Emerson,
162,
160,
135,
66,
153,
146,
ll8,
92,
Mike
(2)
Coghlan,
79,
ll3,
ll9,
137,
77,
144,
152,
Mike
(4)
Emmert,
156,
154,
58,
31,
169,
202 174- 5
190
Chris
(I)
Bird,
ll9,
92,
148,
137,
133,
93,
204-5
David
202
(I)
Larry
Colgin,
(I)
Emmert,
154,
94,
204-5 172
181
(3)
Tommy
Cone, James
Blackburn,
62,
(4)
ll6,
109,
69,
James
(1)
58,
32,
195
Vincent
133
(3)
Joe
Emmett,
64,
92,133,196-7
(1)
Conine, Bob
Black,
93,
(2)
Enna,
87,
138-9,
Bill
David
197
93,
(I)
Constable,
(4)
Enright,
32,
22,
58,
103.106,
181
166,
162,
174-5
191
(2)
Danny
Conway,
79,
165,
162,
ll5,
ll2,
108,
184
David
(3)
Blair,
62, 203 Don
194
John
Cook, Mike
(4)
Boeding,
(2)
(1)
Erler,
79,
153,
ll9,
94,
202,
49,58,103,123,
26,
(3)
174-5
Charles
184
Ronnie
Cooper,
(4)
Espinosa,
64,
58,
32,
162
138,
127,
126,
124,
Mike
(2)
Cornelison,
191
John
193
79,
(2)
Espinosa,
'81,
177
Pat
(4)
Borders,
26,58, 181
Gerald
93
(1)
Coronado, Bill
James
Evans,
(3)
137,
Ill,
66,
62,181
(3)
Bosworth,
186 186
Ed
(3)
Cosgrove,
John
Ezell,
64,
(3)
167,
66,
199
Ed
(I)
Boudreau,
92, Fred
(3)
Coston, Eddie
na,
64,
(2)
Tommy
Fain,
169,186
81,194
26,58,145,174-5
(4)
Boughtin,
ll9
Frank
(3)
Cotter,
134,153,
146,
64,
182-3.
(1)
Sammy
Farina,
94,
ll8
Tom
(3)
Boutell,
62,
(2)
George
Craker,
146,
80,
148,
193
Milton
161,
(2)
Fechtel,
81,
201
(1)
Tony
Hovis,
157,
92,
183
Frank 193
164,
(3)
Fenoglio,
168,
66,
163,
94,
133,
182,
204-5
Harold
(I)
Boyd,
92,
63,
(3)
138-9,
125,
123,
Jack
(2)
199
Chris
195
Crane, Mike
Boyce,
(1)
Ferguson,
80,
162, 184
David
(4)
Craven,
57,
39,
29,
58,
120,
165,
(3)
Larry
Ferrell,
66,
186 204-5
Frank 178-9
(1)
Fertitta,
166,
94,
178-9
John
Bradley,
(4)
152,
58,
27,
Mike
(4)
Fetty, 178-9
(4)
Jerry
Bradley,
22,
32,
58,
103,
123,
(4)
29,
Harold
(1)
93,
65,
138,
157,
58,
178-9
Carl 201
(1)
Cree,
156,
92,
(3)
163,
140,
166,
(I)
(1)
199
95,
186
Jim
(3)
66,
92
David
Chris
Fiorletto,
Fish,
182-3
Bruce
Broadhurst,
162,
198
Crawford,
152,
146,
78,
152,
138,
128,
(2)
Richard Bob
Brill,
Briscoe,
(I)
92,147,
(1)
Cree,
Fisher,
93,134,163
32,43,57,58,178-9
(4)
Larry
1?3 183
202 204-5
Mike
Brooks,
(I)
Johnny
Cuellar,
ll9,
93,
(I)
147,
93,
148,
153,
(3)
Fitzgibbons
(4)
27,
Cummings,
58,
163
(I)
Wayne
Fitzpatrick,
93,
182,
165,
66,
Denis
172 Kenneth
Brown,
204-5
(I)
95,
172 176
Mario 199
Zach
Brown,
(I)
92,
(1)
93,
(4)
Daboub,
58,
29,
Joe
Flahive,
(4)
33,
58,
16�,
188
Archie 200
Hal
Browne,
Daboub,
157,
188
(2)
80,
Fleming,
156,
(4)
Mjke
28,
22,
56,
58,
103,
106,
Bill
Dallin,
172
(4)
30,
Paul 172
108,
154,
162,
D'Ambrogi,
166,
Jim
(1)
(2)
78,
ll6,
DaMommio,
148,
Florian,
199
(4)
Anthony
30,58,165,
66
(3)
Flusche,
Bill
Foley,
178-9
Burgert,
Ray
(4)
163,
66,
93,
Kenneth 154
Bob
Bulger,
81,
186
(3)
Fletcher,
58,
(2)
Wendy
Don
Bulger,
(4)
33,58,177
191
(2)
82,
28,58,138,139,152,
197 146 178-9
162,
163,
165,
Ronnie
Burgert,
140,
Daniel,
171,
(3)
63,
182-3
138,
163,
123,
125,
132,
M�ke
D'Aquino,
(1)
(4)
Foley,
93,
Tommy
Mike
Darnall,
(1)
30,
Ford,
200
John
Loy
218
195
(2)
78,
178-9
(1)
(2)
95,
157,
195
82,
94,
58,
160,
167,
168,
Fowler,
178-9 Paul
Butler,
124,
174-5
Walter
Crawford,
152,
58,
27,
193
Jim
Bradley,
Jim
(4)
33,
49,
58,
164,
165,
Bill
Fox,
Fox,
(2)
John
82,
(1)
Jim
Francis,
Ronnie
Herrin,
168,
198
163,
Paul
Herson,
34,58,169,174-5
(3)
Lew
188
154,
95,
(4)
Jack
Frazee,
Fraser,
174-5
(4)
35,
LaMarche,
68,
69
(3)
Jean
LaMarche,
58,
186
(3)
Marc
Hibbs,
(2)
85,
(I)
Andy
Bruce
Lamping,
38,
193
162,
138,
197
97,
(4)
59,
152,
160,
154,
186
66,
Hibbs,
178-9
Il9
(1)
Tony
96,
186
(3)
66,
Dan
Hickey,
Mike
Freeman,
(1)
Ronald
Freeman,
(4)
36,
58,
96,
146,
162
135,
141,
Lancaster,
182-3
(3)
Clay
70,
200
95,
(2)
John
Hilker,
82,
132,
163,
165,
(1)
Bob
Hoffman,
(I)
96,
202
153,
Tom
(1)
Land,
197
154,
204-5
157,
97,
Mike
(3)
Landress,
184
134,
70,
194
Hoffpauir,
Ted
Frossard,
(4)
15�
(3)
66,
Dan
82,
(3)
Gabrysch,
Pat
(3)
Mike
96,
165,
204-5
Lawrence,
186
Il2,
118,
Robert
Leicht,
(1)
Horak,
(3)
69,
182-3
Il4,
Bill
Lenzer,
163
(2)
Bobby
Hubler,
(2)
Sal
Levatino,
84,
Lewis,
(4)
George
(4)
36,
59,
163,
Licandro,
(1)
Tommy
96,
Mike
(4)
Huey
51,
36,
(3)
(I)
96,
(2)
John
69,
148,
153,
(4)
Jerry
Biff
152,
161,
Jim
132,
152,
154,
34,
(2)
107,
58,
137,
(1)
Pat
Bernie
Long,
49,
177
59,166,
Paul
166,
58,
(3)
69,
Grant
176,
177
(1)
(2)
125,
136,
James
Janousek,
Javors,
85,
193
(2)
(2)
86,
146,
144,
168,
145,
191
Il8,
71,
197
(1)
Richard
Lover,
(4)
(4)
Marty
128,
165,
86,
186
(3)
David
Lovelace,
97,
204-5
(I)
97,
86,
147,
37,59,167,174-5
37,
138,
49,
Luby,
59,
123,
Jack
(2)
148,
151-2
148,
124,
(2)
Luecking,
139,
152,
146,
86,
161,
148,
162,
193
178-9
163
153,
Mike
182-3
(3)
69,
(4)
Larry
37,
59,
181
(3)
Hugh
71,
177
176,
Joe
Lutskus,
188
(2)
Louis
(1)
(1)
Gabriel
91,
96,
Pat
Mike
168,
153
97,
(4)
59,
39,
147,
144,
Bill
(2)
77,
84,
(1)
96,
132,
154,
192
Il8,
178-9
165, 194
Il2,
Bill
Johnson,
147,
148,
149,
Dennis
Madigan, 68,
118,
86,
(I)
96
(I)
174-5
Johnson, 83,
132
(2)
203
147,
MacKenna,
James
Macourek,
(3)
167,
198
96,
Macias,
Mike
188
83,
35,58,
(2)
156,
86,
184
191
156,
Johnson,
Dick
194
(2)
Brady
John
Loupot,
Love,
195
204-5
Kent
83,
166,
Johnson,
(4)
Larry
97,
137,
133
96,
84,
96,
197
Il9,
67,
83,
(2)
Johnson,
Gruber,
162,
137
(1)
David
(1)
194
(2)
Johnson,
Guillot,
141,
181
197
John
Loscerbo,
123,
Lotridge,
Richard
Mike
Janick,
156,
95,
(2)
Mike
Bob
135,
39,59,134,163,172
71,
97,
Tommy
95,
(3)
John
Grimshaw,
Gruber,
184
71,
(4)
(3)
(1)
Tony
Long,
Loremo,
182-3
Jacobson,
191
34,
195
198
(1)
Bob
(3)
Dennis
Loiselle,
37,
84,
190
83,
95,
(1)
Mike
Loftus,
201
157,
36,59,148,154,174-5
(4)
(2)
Lundquist, Mike
Griffin,
137
162,
195
Il8,
82,
(4)
(2)
Ronald
Don
82,
(2)
Jenniges,
Gray,
Griffice,
97,
155,
162, (4)
James
Pat
Gottschalk,
Graff,
96,
96,
(4)
Ross
John
Jackson,
Graffeo,
(I)
202
(1)
David
Jackson,
Gossett,
163,
153,
174-5
Goodman,
152,
194
85,
(1)
193
193
Ernest
(2)
Nick
204-5
148,
Ingram,
Regino
Mike
Little,
Livaudias,
182-3
82,
Frank
149,
152,
Interrante,
Gonzales,
148,
167,
Iwanski,
Gonzales,
Il4,
200
156,
Hyland,
Gonzales,
IlO,
182-3
193,
Darwin
Hutchison, 95,
137,
82,
67,
(2)
84,
58,
67,
91,
95,
(2)
(3)
(2)
171
34,
181
(1)
(1)
Terry
Bob
Juan
145-6,
178-9
195
163,
82,
(4)
(3)
John
Mike
Golden,
181
39,59,
159,
159,
ISO,
Gomez,
157,
195
Ill,
97
(I)
Loyall
153,202,203,146
(3)
186
156,
Hupfeld,
Gerhardt,
148-9,
181
85,
70,
177
59,
Lindman,
Dick
Mike
Gregory
59�
70,
(2)
Larry
197
Il9,
164,
Linehan,
Gilchrist,
182-3
137,
70,
38,
(3)
Ricky
Liljestrom, 163,
152,
Lindley,
Golden,
163,
60,
(4)
174-5
169,
168,
177
148,
Hughes,
67,
161
Glasco,
188
85,
(3)
George
36,58,172
167, John
Huddleston,
181
198
95,
(3)
John
151,
148,
181
67,
Hughes,
Gayhart,
Il5,
199
195
82,
67,
(2)·82,
(1)
Humphries,
George,
85,
97,
193
Il8,
(3)
(3)
Huffhines,
Pat
(2)
Larry
193
152,
188
84,
82,
(2)
Buddy
Duffy
188
168,
Gary
184
70,
191
(2)
Trent
Lewis
Ganter,
Garrett,
Garrett,
195
85,
(3)
181
67,
82,
(1)
69,
(2)
David
(2)
Jim
Gambrell,
Gardner,
(2)
Larry
Langston,
188
149,
Hooker,Bob
Galer,
Calletta,
Bill
Langston,
198
186
157,
Hollern,
(2)
Hollern,
Galloway,
190
83,
96,
Vincent
Hollenbeck, Jim
Bill
(1)
Jerry
178-9
160,
Furstenburg,
Gaberino,
(2)
Jerry
34,58,142,145,148, Hohman,
15�
144,
145,
188
(2)
147-8,
86,
152,
149,
148,
153,202 152,
153,
Mahaffey,
182-3
Pat
Guillot,
(1)
145,
147,
148,
153,
Jones,
Jerry
(2)
84,
Jones,
Vaughan
(I)
Mais,
Richard
Don
Kagay, Gunn,
Tom
Bill
Pat
Jim
(3)
(3)
(3)
69,
Kaska,
Bill
Keane,
200
163,
(1)
Dan
Kavanagh,
182-3
68,
184
Keese,
95
184
166,
'Kerr,
96,
(3)
(2)
(2)
Mike
T.
Steve
(1)
Kertz,
(2)
Larry
202
Kimble,
83,
146,
137
193,
Kirk,
198
95,
Kirk,
Gene
James
Mark
Bob
Harrison,
Hartling,
Hassell,
Ira
(1)
200
95,
(2)
Gary
(3)
Klein,
188
83,
(I)
Tommy
Tom
Klein,
95,
157,
204-5
John
Manskey,
Joe
Mariner,
(1)
Brian
Tim
71,.118,
152-3,
195
132,
199,
198
97,199
(4)
(1)
Mike
97,
174-5
59,
40,
163
97,
(4)
Richard
(2)
Tommy
195
86,
(4)
40,59,
154,
155,
157,
154
197,
172
198
97,
Philip
Martin,
Bob
69,
195
97,
97,
(1)
Tommy
197
137,
38,
59,
(1)
97,
200
(1)
97,
174-5
Marton,
Kopecky,
(3)
86,
(1)
(1)
204-5
188
156,
194
(1)
Skipper
Scott
Konderla,
182-3
68,
154,
184
69,
84,
Martin,
Hartnett,
(2)
Manskey,
147,
164,
97,
137,
154
193
147-8,
134,
84,
(1)
(3)
(2)
71,
Il8,
148,
188
86,
96,
200
95,
95,
(2)
Massey,
Ricky
V.
Manglesdrof,
137
69,
147,
96,204-5
84,
(1)
Il9,200
64,
84,
(1)
Danny
Pat
Kelly,
68,
(1)
(1)
Marron,
Harris,
(3)
George
186
Markham,
Jim
Harford,
Hargrave,
181
168,
181,
168,
Marion,
Mike
Hanley,
137
Il8,
120,
184
134,
166,
Robert
71,
71,
195
154,
Manglesdorf,
Paul
Kaiser,
184
153,
95,
(3)
(I)
(3)
84,
168,
181
153,
(1)
James
Bill
Joe
186,
68,
68,
68,
Nick
Halloran,
Hancock,
Hanley,
68,
(3)
(3)
Haggerty,
Haley,
Hallack,
(2)
182-3
(3)
Rodger
(3)
96
Malooly,
Hagemann,
97
(1)
Corky
164
154,
203
40,
(4)
Anthony
59,
154,
156,
168,
197
178-9 Bob
Hawkes,
(2)
83,
152,
163,
193
Krajca,
85
Bobby:.(2)
Tim
Head,
George
(2)
83,
195
McAuliff,
Gene
Krajca,
(4)
3-8,
59,
154
(2)"
(4)
35,
58,
107,
108,
Il2,
Krebbs,
Charles
(1)
97,
Mc4uliff,
201
162,
Heinrich,
Helies,
(4)
Dalton
Henson,
Joe
(4)
Tom
(1)
120,
(3)
70,
Glenn Bill
Krippner,
96,
85,
146,
14·8,
152,
161,
154,
193
Robert
35,
(2)
LaBarba,
(2)
84,
Sherman
Lal.umia,
Nick
191
LaMarche,
97,
Il9,
198
McCormick,
Joe
(1)
21,
83,
83,
164,
156,
160,
167,
162,
165,
(2)
Richard
86,
148,
156,
195
77,
85,
198
98,
132,
(3)
McCormick,
195
McDermott,
(4'
38,
59,
138,
139,
(4)
38,
59,
138,
139,
Marty
Bob
(2)
(2)
(2)
McCloskey,
188
163,
(1)
Fred
58,
83,
Joe
157,
154,
148,
86,
77,
148,
168,
Randy
194
172
McDermott,
178·9
191
71,
(2)
(4)
i98
194
87,
40,
59,
107,
109,
194
LaMarche,
Herpin,
133,
188
155,
163,
194
154,
137,
98,
(2)
McCarty,
(2)
172
Labac,
83,
86,
197
(1)
-McCaffrey,
182-3
197
96,
(2)
Wayne
Hernandez,
Jack
197
133,
95,
58,
35,
(1)
Eugene
Henson,
Kreska,
Durwood
John
Henry,
Henry,
172
166,
98,
(1,)
Don
Il3,
77,
172
Mike Bill
Heinen,
168,
Richard
111,
162,
166,
Donald
188
162,
165,
178-9
McDowell,
194
(2)
87,
137,
167,
219
200
(1)
Geary
McEvoy,
98,
Carl
148,
(3)
Pellegrini,
72,110,117,137,162,
David
Sprugin,
182-3
(4)
Andy
McGarvey,
40,59,137,145,172
168,
(4)
55,
41,
103,
59,
123,
(3)
Hugh
Pendery,
127,
145,
162,
141,
138,
(1)
Perkins,
(4)
Will
135,
Starek,
155,
154,
153,
Starrett,
87,191
Staton,
186
John
Phillips,
(3)
Park
(3)
Piering,
72,
200
Dan
Joe
McPeters,
198
(1)
147,
98,
148,
153,
Tim
Joe
(4)
(1)
Jim
Vic Art
156
(I)
99,
163,
(I)
99,
154,
152,
Sullivan,
Charles
Victor
(3)
David
201
(4)
163,
59,
41,
Bill
(4)
144,
142,
153
48,
147,
148,
178-9
152,
181
118,
103,
59,
106,
Ill,
us,
182·3
Edwin
Rinehart,
59,
59,
198
75,
199
153,
119,
99,
Taylor, Moen,
156,
52,
100,
99,
Taylor, (1)
(1)
197
(1)
Bobby
Caesar
Ricci,
47,
153,
146,
99,
Taylor, Reames,
195
135,
146,
100,
(4)
204-5
(1)
Reagan,
199
137,
87,
89,
(1)
Roger
Richard
Bob
118,
87,
98,
188
(2)
73,
88,194
Sykora, 195
(2)
(2)
186
178-9
159,
Jack
182-3
(3)
(-2)
Bobby
47,
153,
99,201
Sullivan, Paul
Rafferty,
Ray,
75,
(4)
202
(1)
Jimmy
Quevedo,
178-9
152,
191
100,
(3)
Paul
Straley,
167,
148,
59,
87,
197
(1)
Bill
Stokes,
Pulich,
186
72,
41,
84,
(1)
164,
203
Warren
186
72,
(3)
(4)
(2)
Don
Chuck
Miller,
148,
165,
163,
99,
(1)
Prost,
41,59,177
(3)
Carl
Joe
David
Miner,
188
188
193
147,
204-5
(I)
Price,
98,
Mike
(4)
Al
David
Messina,
Meyer,
Milberger,
138,
164
167,
161,
193
(2)
99,157,201
Stewart, Dennis
Nick
Mehl,
Meinzer,
Menard,
132,
160,
157,
47,59,177
99,
Stewart,
Meeks,
125,
165,
184
148,
148,
198
(1)
Preston,
Preston,
59,
89,
75,
89,
89,
88,
Steffen, Bill
91,
123,
47,
(2)
81,
(2)
194
(2)
Terry
Pitts,
98,
(1)
Ray
204-5
198
163,
148,
75,
21,
(3)
157;
73,
Stefaniak,
McShane,
47,59,169,176
100,
100,
(2)
181
Tom
181
(3)
(3)
Raymond
73,
Stearns, Robert
McPeters,
(4)
Raymond
1691
166,
164,
71
(3)
(4)
Hugh
Starrett, (2)
Joe
McLaughlin,
(1)
Mickey
182-3
140,
59,
148,
73,
181
Mike
McKinney,
(I)
Stapp,
119,
44,
(3)
James
Philion,
119,
71,
99,
172
Gene
Personne,
199
(3)
George
73,
197
David
129,
128,
124,
178-9
McKenna,
Bill
Stanford,
182-3
Chuck
McGuire,
(3)
.
144,
118,
73,
114,116,117,141,178-9,154 Dick
Moen,
200
(1)
98,
(I)
98,
Bill
184
(3)
Roach,
74,
Jim
Teeling, Bill
Mokry,
197
Kent
119,
Alan
(4)
41,59,172
(2)
89,
88, Bill
Toberny, Moore,
193
(2)
Sparky
87,
Thurman
163,
Frank Frank
(4)
42,
107,
59,
174-5,
John
Roper,
Tom
119,
44,
Issac
(2)
190
87,
(2)
Anthony
Frank
(4)
Rosnovsky,
Gilbert 198
(1)
Dan
98,
88,
138,
164,
137,
141,
Paul 194
(2)
87,
154,
137,
Jim
Ruffing,
74,
Don
(4)
123,
59,
42,
124,
172
Gene
(4)
Rushing,
59,
44,
Bob
87,
100,
119,
184
75,
(4)
48,59,177
169,
163-4,
(4)
Tumy, :!.�::
(2)
Tony
199
(1)
(3)
184
(3)
Tuminello, Tom
Mordaunt,
Morgan,
172
165,
188
(2)
Rovello,
Tullius, Mike
Moran,
59,
48,
59
Trevino, Ismael
Morales,
191
137,
90,
201
99,
(4)
Trevino, Jacinto
Morales,
188
167,
59,135,
44,
(1)
Roppolo,
75,184
172
(4)
Todora, 162
89,
(3)
99,
Tobin,
Morales,
(2)
204-5
(1)
Roebuck,
195
194
(2)
Robby
Robinson,
89,
88,
Tinkle, John
Moody,
195
(2)
191
(2)
Robinson,
48,59,137,154,162,168,
174-5
163,
178-9
Mike
(4)
Moriarty,
42,
138-9,
123-4,
59,
152
Russell,
202
(I)
Kerry
99,
John
Turner,
Bernie
Rust,
148-9,
45,
(4)
54,
144,
59,
Bruce
(4)
Don
191
87,
Urso,
199
(1)
Tommy
Rutledge,
163-4,
Joe
197
(1)
Mike
Munchrath,
(2)
Ray
(I)
195
87,
91,
John
Saba,
198
119,
98,
163,
Salis,
(3)
74,
113,
153,
59,
147,
45,
186
148,
149,
151,
Joe
199
100,
132,
198
Paul
(1)
Frank
(1)
177
157,
59,
49,
197
101,
191
(2)
85,
116,
88,
119,
98,
Wade, James
Scarborough,
(4)
198
(1)
100,
166,
59,
52,
42,
Skippy
45,59,176
176
(4)
Bob
(4)
163
(1)
Wagner, Ro bert
Schaefer,
101,
119,
(3)
76,
157,
(2)
90,190
(2)
90,163,188
174·5
45,
59,
132
(1)
98, 182-3
Mike
Walden, Dennis
167·8,
186
(3)
Schaeffer,
74,
118,
147
(1)
99,
Ward, Allen Bob
Sammy
-201
(1)
Schaeffer,
197
(1)
Neuhoff,
(1)
99,
Vinton, Satarino,
Bill
Neilon,
(4)
Anthony
200
(1)
Sammy
101,119,137,
99,
Ventura,
Satarino,
(1)
202
(1)
Sampeck,
Jerry
148,
Vara, 146,
72,
132
Eddie
Pat
David
Nasky,
199
100,
178-9
(4)
Harry
Phil
(3)
Terry
182-3
Murphy,
Murray,
132,
91,100,197
(1)
Vanderslice, Bill
Murphy,
157,
194
(1)
99,
Vance,
Murphy,
90,
90,
49,59,154,174-5
John
197
(1)
Ray
Rychlik,
98,
(4)
99,
Vadala, Joe
(2)
Tyler,
168,
166,
42,59,163-4,176
(2)
Moxley,
Mulcahy,
193
(2)
162,
154,
172
Jim
Moxley,
99,
99, Pete
Wasdorf, Robert
(2)
Schaefers,
154,
137,
88,
169,
194
Mike
(2)
Newton,
88,118, Art
181
(3)
Wear,
118,
76,
174·5
195, Gus
(1)
Noble,
201
133,
99,
Dick
89,
72, Felix
Jock
Schindler,
195
(2)
Peter
(4)
49,59,168
198
(1)
99,
118,
88,
177
Herman
(4)
Weber,
i72,
49,59,
181
Phil
Schnitzius,
(3)
125,
123,
74,
132,
197
James
Oates,
101,
191
(2)
181
(3)
Weber,
Nugent,
202
(1)
Weathers, Victor
Schell, Bill
Noonan,
(1)
99,
Scott,
James
Scott,
Jim
74,
199
Charles
Webster,
184
(3)
(1)
153,
101,
91,
153,
146,
164
(1)
Buddy
O'Brien,
93,
198,
99,
193
(2)
144,
89,
154,
157,
Weinrich,
John
(1)
101,132,197
164,
191
Mike
(2)
O'Boyle,
88, Bill
Seabrook,
John
(3)
Weissert,
182·3
(3)
153,
152,
76,
184
101,
74,.167,
70,
194
(2)
Terry
O'Connor,
88, Weissert, Mike
John
(1)
101,152
172
(4)
Sears, Bob
59,
46,
204-5
(1)
99,
164,
James
(1)
99,
Olsen,
165, Dick
Welch,
186
(3)
76,
172
John
Seeligson,
(4)
166,
163,
59,
46,
199
O'Neill,
Tom
John
Sefcik,
(3)
Welch,
202
(1)
186
181,
76,
60,
99,
177
Lee
(4)
Roy
Orr,
166,
59,
43,
James
Wheat, Bill
(2)
191
(2)
115,
90,
182,
186
(3)
Sellmeyer, Tim
O'Shea,
74,
88,118,148,152,154, White, Tim
(1)
Sexton,
184
(3)
George
76,
100,201
193
155, David
(2)
White, Neil
(4)
Widener, Kenneth
Sharp,
(3)
148,
144,
74,
153,
o
Clifford
rrill ,
167,
Bob
197
(1)
99,
106,
72,
Sibil
110,
Paul
162,
Jim
(4)
186
76,
100,
Willis,
181
(3)
Tim
46,
153,
146,
99,
53,
59,
124,
123,
Wilson,
Jim
108,'
59,
89,
149,
Melvin
(2)
David
Slovak,
Tom
(3)
72,
(2)
88,
144,
Smith,
Jim
R.
Smith,
Lloyd
David
Peay,
Pedlar,
152·3,
H.
Bill
182·3
220
147·8·9,
Jim
Skip
(3)
(3)
191
Snell,
Sodeman,
184
72,
(1)
David
186
72,
133�
90,
90,
163,
137,
157,
194
198
101,
134,
188
89,
156,
168,
Womack,
Hal
Wood,
75,
(2)
89,
113,
163,
(2)
89,
118,
132;iI62,
Wood,
195
195
(1)
Anthony
Tom
Wright,
201
Bill
100,
James
Bob
Springer,
Wylie,
172
40,
(3)
(4)
118,
101,
(2)
50,
59,
Yeargan,
182·3
75,
40,
156,
59,
168,
165,
Vincent
Zaby,
172
Zimmerman,
186,
101,
(3)
76,
161,
193
201
157,
186
148
(2)
(3)
90,
76,
James
145·6,
90,
186,
181
(3)
(4)
188-
90,
198
(1)
Wolff,
137
100,
Mike
160·1,
Smith,
(2)
(1)
194,
Doh
(1)
162
Slovak,
55,
(2)
Wing,
202
(2)
Dennis
Sliter,
43,
43,
Clancy
162,
Travis
Sliter,
147,
99,
(4)
(4)
178·9
Payne,
78,
Woodrow
126,
176
138,
191
(2)
204·5
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Pat
Pattison/Pat
Pauken,
188
(2)
75,
Wilson,
99,
Slater,
(1)
Anthony
Tony
Parkerson,
90,
198
(1)
Steve
Sincleair,
197
(1)
188
203
Hal
Palasota,
Parker,
(3)
Willis,
132,
186
(3)
Warren
Padgett,
90,
87,
168,
a,
Mike
Owens,
168,
195
(2)
(2)
182-3
165,
Owen,
Joe
Wilbert,
154,
152,
John
157,
178-9
150-1,
148-9,
90,147,
100,
144,
142,
59,
50,
43,
199
(1)
Shay,
Mike
O'Shea,
193
137,
(2)
(2)
Jim
90,
90,
(2)
184
167,
195
194
90,
195
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faculty
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will
face
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face
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THE
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Class
of
•
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has
that
unit
been
years
together,
as
unit.
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again.
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was
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unit
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start
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time
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across
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an
why
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door
to
waving
chase
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metal.
polished
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of
profited
did
ask
and case,
trophy
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stand
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school
organization
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to
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on
you
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campus
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classes,
by
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address,
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with
how
was
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to
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individuals,
them
because
accomplished
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a
for
that
of
what
we
were-
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function
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unit;
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as
had
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work
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together
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school
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was
by
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it
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gained
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trophy
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as
that
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spirit."
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in
one
High
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our
we
learn
because
of
it's
first
our
at
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realizing
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alone.
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step
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to
most
one
lives,
step
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the
just
but
alma
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life
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principle
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with
others
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do
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set
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do.
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will
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1961-the
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unit
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of
choose.
life
they
in
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a
strong
in
a
maturity
Class
is
high
years
budding
that
unity
may
the
spirit
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tions,"
delivered
Don
by
Coever.
International
Rela
winner
The
in
salutatorian
address,
"Religion
was
Education,"
Larry
by
of
Guillot,
his cepts
Atkinson.
delivered
award
from
ac
the
Bishop
Lynch
Fr.
Tynan.
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•
•
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AND
THEIR
AWARDS
.
Trophy,
Benediction
(above)
as
a
climax
held
was
the
to
the
on
class
front
cere
night
campus
mony.
In
(below)
contrast
with
night
of
the
the
the
evening
ceremony,
the
with
'their
graduates
a
of
solemnity
class
casual
unfreeze
gathering
families
that
atmosphere
to
uates
offered
the
permitted
from
grad
their
emotionally
staunch
and
positions
that
is
the express
theirs
deservingly
on
their
proud
joy
class
night.
Bob
and
Black
(right)
the
show
as
Starek
Mickey
that
much
of
they
field,
(below)
hit
the
Below:
J.
R.
and
Rovello,
Davies,
V.
Murphy,
Bantle,
and
P.
J.
B.
Ezell,
Schnitzius.
Echelkamp,
game
depends
P.
M.
M.
Moen,
Nugent,
Lebac,
Langston,
D.
D.
Black,
hard
on
winning
R.
B.
Duron,
Vance,
Dugan,
T.
Carillo,
B.
M.
T.
D.
R.
Cree,
B.
ball
a
hitting.
Boyce,
Starek,
into
hard
BASE-
BALL
1961
Baseball
at
is
Jesuit
under
a
played
sport
of
a
discouraging
occasional
atmosphere
academic
rain,
spring
fever,
and
ineligihilities,
student
small
surprisingly
outside
of
braved
the
the
support
itself.
team
and
weather
Those
who
the
splintery
benches
of
Heverchon
Park
found
a
new.
interest
in
team
a
whose
lively
characteristic
outstanding
Coach
was
Bill
winning.
Durick's
16-6-1
a
Rangers
record
for
compiled
and
the
entered
was
the
in
year
state
record
tournament
:
one
(Tournament
and
one
rained-out
one
loss,
win,
that
game
Jesuit
of
the
for
last
a
attempt
deprived
state
orown.)
Jesuit's
alsO'
pitchers
excellent
hitters.
be
to'
proved
The
arms
and
strong
over-the-plate
and
(6-1)
Ronnie
pitching
BQb
team
Davies
by
Black
(6-1)
the
assure
of
was
to
enough
over
half
of
winning
their
this
twenty-three
the
batter's
(Davies
Hitters
.322.)
Davies
and
.324;
hit
Black,
better averages
Starek
were
BQb
In
Black
batted
with
slightly
the
(.328)
Mickey
year
and
season.
games
both
box,
.300
over
for
Duron
(.333).
In
the
of
an
all-state
two
team,
choosing
Jesuit
were
elected
to'
the
team
Rangers
Bantle
and
Mike
(Tom
and
Boyce]
Bob
another,
mention.
earned
Black,
honorable