1961 Yearbook

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High

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night

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Organizations

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Underclassmen

School,

Dallas,

Texas)

HIS

EXCELLENCY,

THE

MOST

REVEREND

THOMAS

K.

GORMAN,

D.

D.D.,

Se.

of

Bishop

4

Hist.

Dallas-Fort

Worth

In

appreciation

of

the

valuable

more

than ours,

time,

for

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us

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of

the

more

than

sincere

ours,

consideration,

showed

for

us

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effort,

ours,

spirited

for

she

us

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of

the

attitude

more

of

humble

than OUTS,

respect,

she

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fostered

for us;

students

mindful

of

of

Jesuit

High

of

her

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service

to

our

school

years

and

us

its

dedicate

this

the

students,

to

Mrs.

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scholar,

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Jesuit

faculty.

School.

Jesuit

High

fine

Catholic

REV.

ROBERT

President

A.

TYNAN,

SJ.

School

Jesuit

of

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graduation.

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days

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years

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in

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days

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begin

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history

fearsome

to

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were

you

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coming

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school

grade

companions

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first

of

days

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your

spelling,

each

possible

reflection,

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to

back

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life.

full

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this

come

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to

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that

you

were

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activities

extra-curricular

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help

completely

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academically.

Jesuit

group

themselves

devote

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who

teachers

of

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you

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skills.

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you

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it

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fearful

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by

happy

boys

study,

application

proper

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curricular

activities,

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extra

and

will

you

that

the

choice,

your

family

and

sacraments,

at

made you

things

leave

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work

and

life,

happy

here

in

to

make

the

you

happy

in your

in

God's

after

make

of

college

living,

of

frequent

are

prayer.

Jesuit

extra­

of

use

steady

to

devotion

men

confident

to

duty,

passed

people"

to

from

do

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a

you

social

in

life.

your

in

Christ,

9

REV.

WALTER

C.

REV.

MCCAULEY,

SJ.

S.

1.

RIVOIRE,

SJ.

Assistant

Principal

10

Principal

MRS.

F.

A.

NORSCH

Registrar

II

REV.

J.

B.

SJ.

LEININGER,

Secretary

BRO.

PATRICK

USINA,

Assistant

SJ.

Treasurer

MR.

ROBERT

I

MR.

MISS

C.

ATKINSON,

nstructor

in

KENNETH

Instructor

in

S.J.

Latin

R.

BRIGGS

Mathematics

A.

BARBARA

Assistant

MR.

BARKER

I

to

W.

nstructor

PETER

BAYHI,

in

Latin

MR.

TERRY

Instructor

L.

BURNS,

in

Religion

MR.

JR.

I

and

History

English

SJ.

and

Registrar

FRANCIS

nstructor

J.

CONLAN

in

and

Latin

English

13

REV.

I

ROBERT

nstructor

CULLEN,

in

and

SJ.

Latin

English

MR.

I

WILLIAM

nstructor

DURICK

in

and

History

Athletic

REV.

MALACHY

D.

CUTCLIFF,

I

Director

nstructor

in

SJ.

Latin

MR.

I

ROBERT

nstructor

J.

EiFERT

and

in

History

and

Assistant

Sociology

Football

14

Coach

MR.

I

JOHN

N.

FOLZENLOGEN,

MR.

SJ.

and

in

nstructor

MILTON

Instructor

in

BROTHER

GAUDET

Mathematics

WALTER

and

M.

GONZALEZ,

S.J.

Religion

Head

Football

Coach

Chemistry

MRS.

GLEN

Assistant

C.

to

GRIFFICE

Treasurer

REV.

I

T.

L.

HERLONG,

nstructor

of

Cafeteria

E.

L.

HOHMAN

MR.

SJ.

I

in

Prefect

nstructor

in

Music

and

Chemistry

Band

Director

of

15

REV.

T.

F.

Counselor

for

and

HOLLAND,

Juniors

Instructor

and

S.J.

Seniors

in

Religion

MR.

J.

H.

JOUBERT,

Instructor

S.J.

in

Religion

and

English

REV.

I

C.

EARL

nstructor

JOHNSON,

S.J.

in

Religion

MR.

I

16

PAUL

nstructor

J.

in

KOZSUCH

Mathematics

MR.

FRANCIS

REV.

M.

REV.

JULIUS

Instructor

LANDWERMEYER,

Instructor

in

MR.

JAMES

Instructor

J.

MAY,

CYRIL

C.

MIESCH,

SJ.

I in

SJ.

nstructor

and

in

SJ.

Mathematics

Physics

and

Religion

L.

O'REILLY.

SJ.

English

MR.

I

and

in

Chemistry

English

Religion

ROBERT

nstructor

C.

PERRY,

S.J.

MRS.

JACK

SCOTT

Librarian

in

Spanish

17

MR.

HERBERT

M.

Track

SHEANER,

JR.

Coach

MR.

MULRY

TETLOW,

Instructor

in

SJ.

and

Latin

English

REV.

I

D.

J.

nstructor

SULLIVAN

in

Religion

MR.

D.

R.

TOYE,

Instructor

SJ.

in

English

18

EDWARD

MR.

Instructor

J.

TUMAVICUS

REV.

WILLIAM

E

UNDERHILL,

Freshmen

Counselor

in

omores

and'

MR.

S.J.

and

Instructor

JAMES

Instructor

in

WALSH

in

Education

Soph­

for

History

Physical

and

Head

Basketball

Coach

Religion

REV.

JACQUES

Instructor

WEBER,

in

and

Religion

S.J.

Latin

MRS.

HELEN

Assistant

to

WHITE

Librarian

MR.

MILTON

L

VAVASSEUR,

Instructor

in

Mathematics

SJ.

SENIORS

F

or

the

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the

becomes

to

night

the

equal

are

Jesuit

They

day.

School

High

the

during

in

the

day

classrooms.

are

Jesuit

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at

night

at

football

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game

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organizations.

this

contributes

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men.

to

forming

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20

Jesuit

in

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WHEREAS:

for

the

Dallas,

the

distinction

of the

school

of

student

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has

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Bishop

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of purpose

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Jesuit

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spirit

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Bishop

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GUILLOT,

1961,

graduate

has,

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refinement

and

manliness

the

of

personality,

the

ment,

he

credit

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outstanding

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himself

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one

year

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23

SENIOR

CLASS

OFFICERS

the

at

front

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leaders

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the

Class

of

'61

the

are

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CLASS

OFFICERS:

President

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Thomas

Bantle

Vice-President Dessommes

Larry

Secretary

J

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Ruffing

Treasurer

Paul

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Tim

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Thomas

Malooly

Thomas

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Art

ROSCOE

Honor

Vice-presi­

Student

11;

BELLAMY

Class

9,10;

dent

National

History

President

9,

10,

Varsity

Club

12,

12;

11,

12.

11,

Ranger

Out­

12,

Award

standing

the

Plays

10,

10,

11,

11,

12,

Order

Gold

Masque

10,

10;

Award

Junior

Outstanding

Major

10,

Sophomore

11,

12;

12,

Transfer

11;

Sodality

Bowling

11,

DAVID

9;

Team

Speech

11,

Place

MORGAN

Student

Candidate

Elocution

Second

Contest

10.

BLAIR

Honor"

11;

of

Roll

WILLIAM

O.

BOSWORTH

Class

Vice-president

11.

Sodality

fect

10;

10;

Candidate

Club

Safety

Attendance

Per­

12;

12.

10;

MICHAEL

Class

Treasurer

Letterman's

P.

11,

Club

BOYCE

12;

Secretary

10,

11,

12;

Bas­

ketball:

Bowling

Freshman,

Co-captain

B-Team

10,

Varsity

Baseball:

captain

12;

11,

12,

B-Team

9,

Co­

9,

12.

Varsity

10,

11,

27

EARL

VINCENT

BROWN

RONALD

LAWRENCE

J.

PATRICK

BYRNS

BURGERT

Transfer

Student

12.

Aid

9.

Library

Honor

Roll

Class

9;

Letterman's

Secretary

Club

10;

9;

Football:

12;

B-Team

Freshman,

Basketball:

B-Team

Freshman,

12;

VINCENT

Bowling

12;

ANTONY

CANGEMI

10,

Varsity

11,

10.

Bowling

THOMAS

9,

DAVID

CANNON

JOHN

MICHAEL

10,

11;

Transfer

Student

12.

Class

Freshman

Bas­

9;

Secretary 12.

11,

ketball,

ball

B-Team

.Captain

B-Team

10;

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28

CARPENTER

Club

Archery

Club

Safety

9,

10;

Glee

Basket­

;

Baseball

Club

11.

9;

Bowl­

DON

Honor

MARION

Year

our

COERVER

Roll

9,

F

Candidate

11;

10,

Linz

Student

Pin;

Council

Debaters

Jesuit

12;

9,

Team

11;

9,

Speech

Society

Math

12;

tendance

S.

DANIEL

Club

At­

Roll

Honor

Coach

Club

11;

Safety

12;

Glee

12;

12.

11,

EARL

WILLIAM

Band

9,

ance

JOHN

Honor

G.

CLAIBORNE,

Roll

11;

Roundup

Camera

9;

10,

12;·

CONNER

Perfect

Attend­

10.

JR.

Club

10;

Club

Ar­

9;

Club

12 ;

Safety

Club

Treasurer

9,

Club

Perfect

History

Chess

10;

Club

chery

Glee

10,

President

Perfect

10.

11;

Football

Assistant

11;

Track

12,

12;

CARRILLO

Student

Transfer

11,

Club

11,

National

10;

Honor

11;

10;

10;

Radio

Attendance

RONALD

Club

9,

12;

JAMES

COOPER

11.

Bowling

9,

12;

Aid

10.

Library

29

THOMAS

COSGROVE

EDWARD

Debaters

Jesuit

9;

9

St.

John

;

Manager

Perfect

lO;

Roundup

Baseball

Aid

Club

Berchman's

9;

Library

11.

Attendance

lO;

RICHARD

W.

JR.

CREE,

Honor

Roll

9;

12,

FREDERICK

MONROE

COSTON

9,

lO;

Baseball:

12;

Treasurer

9,

Roundup

Editor

Sports

Club

Varsity Class

10,

11,.

Letterman's

B-Team

10,

12;

II,

9,

Bowling

10,

11,

10,

Secretary

12;

Club

9,

Safety

10,

II,

12;

President

12;

II,

Philothespic

9, Elocution

Last

11,

lO,

12;

terman's

Roundup

Club

12;

Football:

II,

Assistant

II,

Tri-captain

Coach

12.

Fresh­

B-Team man,

Contest

Let­

12;

Freshman

12;

Baseball

Freshman

Basketball;

;

President

12;

12,

Bowling

Club

Cafeteria

12;

Aid

Safety

II.

RONALD

Letterman's

LEWIS

Club

11,

Baseball

JAMES

9,

10,

Candidate

9;

baters

9,

12;

II;

10,

Math

30

Jesuit

Math

Club

II,

II;

10,

De­

11,

Seminar

Roundup

Club

11,

10,

Sodality

11,12;

10;

terman's

Club

Candidate

11;

Linz

Pin;

12,

Club

COTTER

Roll

Year

our

11,

12,

10,

12;

Captain

Perfect

11,

History

12;

Golf

12;

Let­

Team

French.

Attendance

10.

9,

Club

DAVIES

12;

B-Team

10 ;

er

FRANCIS

Honor

F

II,

Varsity

12;

Glee

11,

12;

Club

Rang­

12.

ROBERT

WILLIAM

DAVIS

Club

Bowling

12;

9,

Archery

10,

11.

JOSEPH

ALBERT

LAWRENCE

DePASQUAL

KELLY

ERNEST

FRANK

DOMINGUEZ

DESSOMMES

9,

Philothespic

up

9,

10,

11,

10,

11,

12;

Round­

10,

11,

Man­

BaTeam

12;

10,

12;

10;

Bowling

12;

Manager

Camera

Club

Letterman's

Vice-president

Club

Freshman,

9,

9,

10;

Cafeteria

12

10,

Aid

9,

Bowling

;

11.

10,

12

11,

;

Football:

10,

Track

9,

President

Roundup

Club

11;

Football:

Club

History

Class

Last

12;

Letterman's

10,

ager

Varsity

11,

12.

10,

Presi­

11,

dent

12,

Vice-president

11,

12.

31

DONALD

DRISCOLL

JOHN

9,

10,

9,

9,

10,

10,

11,

11,

12;

Philo­

12;

Major

Plays

10,

Roundup

Adviser

11,

12,

10,

Sodality

Central

Council

Salesman

Drive

High

CHARLES

Treas­

Honor

11;

10,

12,

11,

EATON

Math

10;

President

Seminar

12.

Sec­

10,

12

Council

;

Bowling

Berchman's

Award

Foot­

B-Team

12;

10;

12,

BARRY

Roll

9,

Secretary

Candidate

12,

Track

11;

John

Silver

9.

Magazine

Class

10,

11,

12,

Roundup

ball

St.

12;

DURBIN

11;

President

Central

11,

Council

9,

Student

PAUL

10,

9,

retary

Last

12;

Candidate

12,

12;

Roll

urer

Sodality

Edi­

12;

torial

12;

11,

Team

Speech

11,

JAMES

Honor

Debaters

Jesuit

thespic

9,

10;

10,

11,

Club

Club

11;

Ranger

12.

11,

A.

LANCE

EMERSON

So­

9;

9;

Club

Round­

10;

History

9,

10,

11,

12,

Class

11;

Page

12;

12,

Letterman's

EVANS

JOHN

Vice-president

Foot­

11,

11,

12;

Varsity'

12;

10,

Camera

11,

Student

11,

Glee

Club

10,

11;

10,

Berchman's

9,

32

11,

Club

Archery

Captain

St.

10;

John

9,

EZELL

12;

History

11,

12;

12;

10.

Sacris­

12,

Bowling

Camera

11,

.,12;

10;

Archery

Club

12;

Radio

10,

9,

B­

Club

10;

10.

Team

Basketball-Manager

Club

tan

9;

12,

11,

Club

11;

Club

12;

Cl�b

Safety

9,

Fencing

Roundup

Baseball

12.

12;

Tennis

12;

12;

JOSEPH

Council

B­

Club

Team

Club

Captain

10,

9,

JOSEPH

Freshman,

12;

Sports

Club

Letterman'sClub

Tra'ck

Edi­

11,

Roundup

tor

Treasurer

11,

12;

ball:

Editor up

Secretary

JAMES

Candidate

President

Class

dality

Last

12,

WILLIAM

JAMES

FISH

Club BERNARD

FRANK

12;

Bowling

FENOGLIO

Club

Fencing

Honor

F

our

9 ;

Archery

Club

12

e ,

Safety

11;

10,

9,

Candidate

Linz

Pin;

Math

Club

9;

Club

9;

Candidate

Roll

Year

Sodality

Philothespic

Radio

9;

Bowling

12 ;

11,

11,

12;

9.

EUGENE

TIMOTHY

FITZGIBBONS

LAWRENCE

AFTON

FERRELL

Honor

Transfer

Student

B-Team

11;

11;

Safety

Radio

12.

Club

Baseball

11,

Roll

Camera

Club

10;

10;

President

Club

10,

12,

11,

12.

Class

12;

Secretary

DONALDJ.FLETCHER

Band

9.

PAUL

WINFERD

FLORIAN

EDWIN

Transfer

Student

FOSTER

GAMBRELL

12.

Honor

Roll

9,

11;

Class

Secretary

Football:

9;

Track

Freshman,

10;

12.

LEWIS

Chess

Club

JAMES

10,

9,

Bowling

FRASER

12.

10,

11;

Bowling

LEWIS

Honor

Roll

CARL

GANTER

Class

11;

Vic�-presi­ dent

Candidate

9;

Sodahty

�; St.

12

Track

;

J

s

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Berc�man Club

Club

9;

9,

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DANIEL

T.

GABRYSH

Safety

Perfect

Aid

10;

11;

LIbrary

Attendance

11.

GARRETT

GARRY

ROBERT

Band

Philothespic

9,

10;

9,

Radio

11,

Perfect

Club

10,

At­

9;

12;

tendance

JOHN

GOLDEN

JOHN

Club

11;

10,

Sodality

Club

11;

10,

JAMES

Transfer

10;

History

Track

GRAY

Student

12.

10,

Archery

11.

9.

LAWRENCE

Honor

Roll

9,

11,

9,

GUILLOT

Student

10;

Treasurer

12,

president

tional

G.

Council

Vice­

Class

12;

Treasurer

10,

Na­

11;

Honor

11,

Society

10,

dality

11,

So­

12;

Candidate

12,

Pre­

9,

fect

12;

9,

Roundup

Award

"J"

10,

9,

Service

12,

Award

guished

12;

9,

10,

dent

J.

11,

Masque

GRIFFICE

12,

Order

11,

ROBERT

11,

of

Major

11;

Distin­

10,

Roundup

thespic

12,

Business

9,

Manager

11,

Manager

11,

10,

Circulation

Last

Philo­

Vice-presi­

the

Plays

Silver

10,

11, RODGER

Team

9,

Speech

Honor

Roll

Club

9;

Philothespic

up

10;

12;

10;

9,

History

10,

11�

Letterman's

B-Team

12;

Club

10;

12;

Camera

10,

11,

Club

12,

10.

10;

terman's

11,

10,

10,

11,

10,

11,

St.

12;

9,

test

Presi­

Second

10,

10,

12;

12;

12,

Elocution

First

9,

Con­

Honor

Roll

9,

10;

11,

Attend­

10;

Glee

Roundup

French

Band

President

11;

11;

Class

Place

Perfect

GUNN

Let­

Tennis

Berchman's

11,12;

11,

11,

Place

12;

ance

12;

John

Club

Track

11,

Club

Round­

9,

Basketball

Club

Safety

dent

Club

9,

10,

9,

Club

1].,

President

Seminar

Philosophical

10,

9,

11;

12.

9.

35

VICTOR

W.

PATRICK

JR.

HAGEMANN,

EUGENE

HAGGERTY,

JAMES

Secretary

9;

M.

Honor

Roll

10;

9,

Bowling

Club

Club

10;

History

HALEY

JR.

12.

Class

12.

Sodality

10,

Candidate

9;

Safety

Philothespic

Club

II;

Chess

10;

History

Glee

Bowling

10;

Club

II;

French

Perfect

9,

Club

Club

10;

10,

II;

Attendance

10.

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SONG

and

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and

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EDWARD

JAMES

Track

II,

12;

Club

Archery

lor

we're

sons

and

all

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let

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and

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HALLORAN

Bowling

II.

10,

10,

II,

12;

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PAUL

KENNETH

Honor

Roll

HERSON,

JOSEPH

DAVID

HANLEY

Vice-president

10;

History

Class

Camera

10,

JR.

Treasurer

9;

Vice-president

Secretary

9;

Archery

Club

9,

11;

Club

12;

Bowling Class

10.

9,

Club

11,

Track

10;

10;

Club

Ranger

Club

12;

11,

Safety

12,

Cap­

12.

tain

PATRICK

Honor

HOLLERN

JAMES

Roll

Student

Council

9;

Class

12;

President

9,

12

11,

Vice­

10;

History

Roundup

Club

12,

Club

11;

president

Last

Letterman's

12;

Football:

II,

Freshman,

;

B-Team

10,

11,

12;

Track

THOMAS

C.

10;

Varsity

Bowling

Glee

Club

12;

Safety

Honor

10,

Captain

Club

12;

12.

HASSELL

Roll

9,

10;

Club

Archery

9;

Bowling

Glee

10,

Club

12;

10.

DAVID

Letterman's

PAUL

Club

HOOKER

11,

12;

Football:

B-Team

Freshman,

10,

Varsity .

B-Team

12;

Basketball

9.

11,

FRANCIS

JOHN

JR.

HUMPHRIES,

Honor

National

Roll

Honor

9;

12;

Society

Candidate

11,

10,

Sodality

9;

12,

10,

Philothespic

11,

Team

12,

11,

Speech

Play

Major

PAUL

Cir­

10;

11,

10,

9,

Roundup

culation

10,

Manager

ANTHONY

Treasurer

9, Award

"J"

11,

12,

Last

B­

Freshman,

Editor-in-Chief

12, Team

10; 12;

St.

Berchman's

John

Secretary

Football:

11; Award

Letterman's

12;

Roundup

Distinguished Club

Service

12,

Last

11;

11; 11,

10,

KAISER

12,

Exchange Class

Editor

Roundup

Club

12;

Bowling

Baseball:

10; B-Team

10.

Freshman, Senior

Elocution

PAUL

JOHN

Honor

Contest

11.

JACKSON

Letterman's

Roll

9,

10;

Foot­

Freshman

Club

10,

11,

12;

B­

Basketball:

Freshman,

ball;

Baseball:

Team

10,

Varsity

11;

B-Team

10,

Freshman,

Track

10,

11,

12;

Varsity

11;

9,

10,

Bowling

12.

DANIEL

BRUCE

9

Class

Secretary

MICHAEL

BERNARD

JENNIGES

Honor

Perfect

Roll

9,

10;

Bowling

Attendance

11.

10,

12;

Fresh­

B-Team

10,

Bas­

11;

Track

10,

10;

Glee

12;

KAVANAGH

Football: ;

B-Team man,

ketball

Club

11.

11;

Bowling

JAMES

PATRICK

KIRK

Vice-president

12;

9,

CLAY

ALDEN

Last

Class

Roundup

10;

Honor

LANCASTER

Roll

9,

Jesuit

10;

9,

10,

JAMES

MICHAEL

Club

Debaters

II,

9,10.

12;

Freshman

Team

9,

LAWRENCE

C.

LANGSTON

SALVADORE

Roll

10,

II;

Class

10,

Secretary

11;

Honor

Roll

Golf

VINCENT

LICANDRO

Class

9,

11;

ing

Roundup

9,

II,

12;

President

Honor

Roll

10,

10;

10.

Sodality

Club

11,

Vice­

Candi­

president

Football;

12.

10,

RICHARD

JOSEPH

LEVATINO

Honor

date

LANDRESS

Letterman's

10;

History

12.

Bowling

12;

Track

II;

Club

Bowl­

10.

II;

Band

9,

12;

Archery

10,

Glee

Club

II,

Club

10;

II.

History

39

MICHAEL

A.

LINDLEY

DAVID

LOVE

ZEISS

RICHARD

P.

ISSIAl't

Last

11,

12;

11,

12;

THOMAS

Club

B-Team

11,

10,

9,

Baseball

Drill

12,

Lieutenant

12;

Class

Treasurer

10;

12;

Bowling

MALOOLY

VINCENT

ootball

R/

11;

Glee

12;

11,

10.

GEORGE

THOMAS

EDWARD

VINCENT

MANGELSDORF

MANGELSDORF

Letterman's

12;

Football:

Club

11,

12;

10;

Varsity

B-Te�m

Freshman,

12,

11;

Captain

Class

11;

10,

11,

11,

Library

12;

Glee

Aid

12;

12.

11,

Roll

Treasurer

9;

12;

Vice-president

12;

Roundup

10,

Berchman's

12;

John

Club

10,

Glee

11,

9,

11;

10,

Secretary

11,

11,

Award

9,

Perfect

St.

10,

11,

fect

11,

10.

Candidate

12,

12,

9,

Roundup

B-Team

12;

Foot­

Berchmun's

President

12,

Service

Outstanding

Glee

9,

12;

Club

12;

Attendance

John

Club

11;

10,

12;

Club

Ranger

12;

Roundup

ball

12;

St.

11,

11;

9;

Basket­

11,

B- Team

Freshman,'

Track

9,

11,

Last

Band

12;

Club

ball:

Council

Roundup

Last

Letterman's

10,

Sodality

Central

10;

Cheer­

10,

11,

Bowling

Club

Honor

Basketball

Baseball

B-Team

leader

40

�IS

Safety

12.

Club Attendance

Perfect

12.

Safety

Treasurer

Class

12;

Roundup

Club

10,

10;

9,

Bowling

First

Band

Football

Varsity

B-Team

12;

Letterman's

12;

Roundup

Club

11;

Attendance

Club

Per­

12;

10.

ROBERT

DEAN

McPETERS

Class

FREDRICK

B-Team

Baseball

Club

J.

II.

McCORMICK

Basketball

11;

Perfect

9;

Vice-president

Attendance

9;

Bowling

12;

B-Team

Archery

9.

ALFRED

CRAVEN

JR.

MEINZER,

Cafeteria

II.

Aid

10,

GEORGE

THOMAS

McKENNA

B-Team

Football:

Freshman,

Freshman

Club

10;

10;

B- Team

Basketball-;

Baseball

12.

Safety

DAVID

F�

MENARD

Candidate

9;

Sodality

History

Club

10;

9,

Philothespic

Last

12;

Roundup

11,

11;

10,

11,

Round­

12;

Aid up

Camera

Library

9,

10,

11;

Secre-'

Club

9,

10,

French

tary

11;

11,

Club

12,

Glee

11;

12.

Club

9,

11,

41

TERENCE

Honor

MICHAEL

Roll

10;

9,

9,12,

MURPHY

Student

Council

National

12;

Secretary

or

Sodality

Hon­

10,

Debaters

Jesuit

9;

12,

Candi­

12;

Society

date

10,

9,

12;

Vice-president

II,

History

Club

10;

12,

dent

12;

ing

9,

10,

II,

12;

II,

St.

12;

II,

II,

Bowl­

Berch­

John

Elocution

Contests

Attendance

Perfect

12;

10,

9,

10,

Club

II,

10,

Vice-presi­

Speech

10;

10,

12,

Team

12,

9,

II,

Plays

Roundup

man's

9,

Philothespic

Major

9.

MICHAEL

Class

HARRIS

President

OWEN

Student

10;

cilII,

Coun­

Last

12;

Letterman's

12;

Manager

Busi­

12,

Roundup

ness

Club

II,

12,

12;

Vice-president

Football:

Freshman,

GEORGE

WM.

Transfer

NEMEC,

10,

Varsity

Track

II,

12,

12;

Bowling

12;

Tri-captain

9,

JR.

12.

12,

Student,

Club

12;

Club

WEIR

Roll

Honor

National

President

12,

Honor

;

National

12;

12,

9,

12

II,

12,

Sodality

Candidate

II,

Jesuit

;

Gold

II,

Merit

;

Finalist

Scholarship

Council

10,

II,

Society

12

Vice-president

10,

9;

Secretary

Council

II,

12

PAUKEN

Class

9;

Student

Safety

12.

12;

THOMAS

Club

12;

Vice-president

Glee

11,

Ranger

Central

Debaters

9,

Debate

Medal

12;

II,

Club

12;

io,

History

dent

10;

Philothespic

Vice-presi­

9,

Team

9,

Speech WILLIAM

up

9,

io,

II;

Berchman's

io,

II;

Sodality

Candidate

II,

12,

9;

Club

Bowling

Camera

9,

42

12.

Safety

Li­

9,

10;

Radio

Aid

Club

Club.

12;

brary

12;

io,

II,

12;

Golf

II,

12;

Team

Club

io,

Student

Contest

9;

Winner

Council

10,

10,

II,

Round­

NOONAN

MATTHEW

Roll

Honor

9;

9,

10,

II;

Elocution

Contest'

9,

II.

io,

II;

Essay

DAVID

MICHAEL

Transfer

Student

PEAY

HEBERT

D.

PEDLAR

CARL

Class

11.

Treasurer

11;

10;

Roundup

Football

11;

Honor

10,

Safe­

Manager

Club

ty

Camera

9,10;

Club

10,

EDWARD

Roll

PELLEGRINI

Class

9;

Student

12;

11.

9,

President

Council

12;

Society

10,

9,

Freshman,

Letterman's

10,

10,

CLINTON

11,

12,

Tri­

Track

9,

Glee

HUGH

Football:

12;

11,

Varsity

12;

Captain

9,

National

12;

Honor

Club

captain

11;

lO,

11,

Club

12,

11.

PENDERY

Class

Vice-president

11,

Treasurer

12;

Seminars

10,

11;

10,

Math

Secretary

Club

Letterman's

Freshman

12;

Football;

and

Club

Tennis

12.

11,

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go,

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43

JAMES

ROBERT

10,

Sodality

11,

12,

11,

Philothespic

Berchman's

PHILION

Candidate

12;

Award

10,

John

11,

FRANK

St.

12;

11;

PHILLIPS

9,

11,

12,

Club

9,

10,

12.

JAMES

Band

9,

tendance

10,

11,

12;

PIERING

Perfect

At­

10.

10,

Captain

Aid

9,

10,

11,

12;

12.

11,

PAUL

GEORGE

Honor

Roll

RAFFERTY,

9 ;

John

Jesuit

Berchman's

JR.

EDWIN

Transfer

Debaters

O.

RINEHART

Student

11

9;

Club

10.

WILLIAM

Student

Honor

Roll

;

Council

11;

Football:

Letterman's

12;

12.

Varsity

RICHARD

9;

Club

Club

B-Team

11,

44

THOMAS

Berchman's

John

Camera

12,

Sacristan

11;

Club

Safety

Cafeteria

Aid

St.

JOHN

Track

9;

Club

St.

Club

9,

Silver

11;

12;

Library

Safety

11,

Band

12.

ROACH

9..

10,

11;

DAVID

JOHN

Class

SABA

Treasurer

12;

11,

Letterman's

9;

11,

12;

B-Team

Football:

10,

Club

12;

11,

10,

Sodality

Candidate

12,

Club

Varsity

11,

Ranger

12.

FRANK

Honor

E.

ROZNOVSKY

Roll

9,

10;

Class

Treasurer

10.

DENNIS

PAUL

9

Class

SCHAEFFER

Football:

Fresh­

;

Secretary

B-Team

11;

man,

Club

JAMES

EDWARD

Perfect

At­

11.

RUFFING

PHILLIP

Class

12;

Bowling

12;

11,

Ranger

tendance

DAMIAN

Treasurer

9,

Letterman's

Secretary

Club

12;

SCHNITZIUS

Treasurer

12,

12;

Track

12.

Baseball:

B-Team

9,

11,

11;

sity

Basketball:

10,

Varsity

B-Team

10,

11,

Co-captain

Berchman's

10;

St.

Club

9,

Var­

John

12.

lO,

11,

45

JAMES

Roll

Honor

SCOTf

BAXTER

10;

Treasurer

Class

Council

Student

President

12;

11,

Society

Candidate

10,

11,

9,

10;

10;

Honor

National

Sodality

12,

9;

Secre­

Philothespic

9,

Ma

tary

12,

Roundup

11,

10,

12,

Last

11

or

;

Play

j

St.

John

11,

12;

12;

Berchman's

Perfect

Club

10,

9,

tendance

At­

10.

SHARMAN

C.

DAVID

Transfer

JOHN

Honor

Roll

III

9,

10;

Sodality

Club

Candidate

9;

12.

Student

THORNLEY

SEABROOK

10,

11..

Archery KENNETH

SHARP

ALLEN

National

Roll

Honor

10;

9,

Hoper

.

]

12;

11,

Society

2,

11,

Sodality

Seminars

Math

Candidate

10,

10;

Vice­

Club

Math

11,

12,

11,

12;

Club

12;.

president

It,

12,

Order

Plays

10,

11,

ver

Masque

12,

Major

the

Sil­

10,

11,

of

11;

Roundup

Assistant

Last

12;

12,

Roundup

Band

Editor

10;

History

10,

Philothespic

9,

12;

E.

12,

11,

10,

Hohman

L.

Contest

12,

Captain

Dal­

to

10,

las

12�

11,

Representative

Select

Area

Aid

brary

Li­

Band

11,

Archery

Camera

FRANK

Secretary

11,

12,

SELLMEYER

Glee

11.

10, Band

Club

46

Club

9,

Archery

Camera

12;

Club

9;

Safety

11.

10,

Club

9;

Club

11;

test

12;

Club

.10;

10,

Treasurer

WILLIAM

9,

10,

French

Club

Elocution

Con­

II;

11;

F.

STEVEN

Band

Safety

Aid

DAVID

SINCLAIR

Club

10;

9,

teria

Cafe­

L.

SLOVAK

Sacristan

9;

12;

teria

12.

11,

Club

Safety

Aid

11,

12;

T.

JAMES

SODEMAN

Cafe­

11,

Philothespic

12.

Speech

E.

Team

L.

12,

11,

Major

9,

Glee

9,

First

10,

Club

11;

Club

Contest

10,

Contest

Place

10,

11;

Play

11,

Band

11;

Hohman

First

12,

Club

tion

12;

9,

11,

10,

French

Elocu­

Place

10;

10.

History

MICHAEL

JOHN

Honor

STAREK

10;

9,

Captain

10,

WILLIAM

STATON

J.

STOKES

Class ll.

Secretary

Roundup

Bowling

Class

11,

Roll

Treasurer

9,

12;

12;

Club

Safety

B-Team

12;

Perfect

JAMES

Last

10,

Baseball:

11,

Varsity

Honor

10,

B-Team

10,

tary

RAYMOND

Basketball:

Roll

Freshman,

Varsity

9,

9,

10,

12;

Glee

Club

12·

12'.

Secre­

12;

Attendance

10.

10;

47

FRANK

MICHAEL

TOBIN

PAUL

TULLIUS

Honor

12.

Band

9,

10,

12.

11,

Roundup

JOHN

9,

10;

sic

ARTHUR

W.

WEAR

Secretary

Club

9,

9,

10,

History

12;

B-Team

12;

St.

10,

ty

48

John

10,

12;

Candidate

12,

Club

9.

9,

RICHARD

WEISSERT

History

10;

Sodality

Central

11,

Treasurer

11,

10;

Roundup

9,

Club

P.

Mu­

Club

11.

Manager

12,

Track

Basketball;

WELCH

9,

9.

Football;

Safe­

12;

Bowling

Club

ty

Secretary

Letterman's

12;

Freshman

12;

Cheerleader

Circulation

11,

Freshman

12;

First

12,

French

Vice-president

Council

10,

Club

11;

10,

Safe­

9;

11;

Camera

11;

Berchman's

Sacristan

9,

Club

Secretary

Foot­

Roundup

Freshman,

Club

History

11,

Class

Class

;

Last

10;

Bowling

F.

WILLIAM

11

Class

Club

10;

Band

Lieutenant

12;

ball:

WALDEN

Roll

11,

Aid

10;

Library

12;

9.

THOMAS

Oass

MICHAEL

President

President

9,

11;

Vice-

MILTON

Letterman's

10,

9,

10,

ance

10;

12;

ROBERT

WHITE

Club

Team

Club

Cheerlead-

Golf

11;

Perfect

Attend-

Class

EUGENE

Vice-President

WILLIS

B-Team

9;

Track

Football

10,

II.

11;

9,

10;

12.

Football;

Bowling

9,

Club

12;

Club

12;

Bowling

Safety

10.

ANTONY

BARTLETI

9,

10,

11,

Cafeteria

10;

WOOD

Radio

Band

9,

GEORGE

WELCH

Class

Lettermen's

12;

Freshman

11;

er

12;

Club

WILLIAM

Lettermen's

PAUL

Club

9,

WYLIE

11,

12;

Club

9,

10,

11,

12;

President

ROBERT

Track

10,

10.

Aide

Archery

9,

JOSEPH

Transfer

YEARGAN

Student

12.

10,

11.

11,

49

SENIOR

David

QUIETE.ST:

50

Blair

SUPERLATIVES

MOST

LIKELY

TO

SUCCEED:

Tom

Pauken

MOST

WITfY:

Fred

Coston

MOST

SCHOOL

SPIRIT:

Guillot

Larry

·51

MOST

DEPENDABLE:

John

Humphries

MOST

TYPICAL:

Terry

MOST

Murphy

Lancaster

SELF-CONFIDENT:

Clay

53

MOST

BEST

54

ATHLETIC:

DISPOSITION:

Bob

Black

Baxter

Scott

MOST

POPULAR:

BEST

Mike

Owen

Atkinson

STUDENT:

Gary

SMAllEST:

.Paul

Rafferty

56

FATTEST:

Mike

Lindley

THINNEST:

Bill

STRONGEST:

Carl

Pellegrini

Roach

MOST

GENEROUS:

Tom

and

Dick

Welch

Pat

Haggerty

Bill

Stokes

Tom

Pauken

Buddy

Gambrell

REMEMBER

WHEN

..

•

Paul

Jackson

Richard

John

Banks

Bellamy

Tom

Piering

Hugh

Pendery

Guillot

Larry

Pat

Hollern

Richard

George

Cree

Manglesdorf

John

Phillips

Paul

Kaiser

Starek

Mickey

60

REMEMBER

DID

WE

WHAT

AS

FROSHAND

SOPHOMORES

1

Ed

does

shoe

soft

with

Mon.

2

Linus,

where

is your

blanket?

3

Joe

tum

the

on

charm.

4

and

Joey

DePasqual

John

Phillips.

5

Lance

wins

movie

outfit

in

Drive

Magazine

6

7

Bill

drawing.

Weissert.

Bax

for pans

8

in

Terry

gold.

concentration

camp.

61

REMEMBER

WHAT

HAPPENED

YEAR

JUNIOR

1

..

�

and

Halleran,

Golden,

Seabrook,

Davis.

2

3

4

5

and

Tom

Old

Mike

Madden.

Malloly

Yeller.

Halloran.

Jimmy

at

Juniors

and

6

lunch.

friends.

Gary

7

A

8

Is

9

I

Huffhines

party.

this

Nixon

can't

coming

do

this

fires

10

way?

retreat?

?

during

21

Phillips

guns.

Partner!

11

Howdy,

12

Mike

both

at

once.

plays

63

REMEMBER

HOW

MADE

WE

THROU'GH

and

I

IT

OUR

YEAR

SENIOR

...

dates.

Pendery

2

3

Herson

Adair

and

and

Ness

Elliot

Piering

Mardi

at

Cras.

picture.

poses

and

S

Nancy.

Tommy

6

friend.

for

4

And

Fr.

so

May

explains

physics.

7

8

at

meat

market.

Burgert

Leave

9

But"

10

The

II

Four

it

to

Menard.

Mother.

three stooges.

of

hard

work.

years

12

Taking

superlative

13

Ouch!!!

14

Where's

the

pictures.

to

gate

Troy?

65

ORGANIZATIONS

Extracurricular

are

activities

than

more

"extra";

just

essential

are

they

further

in

the

talents

developing

God

which

us.

has

given

At

School

Jesuit

there

High

exists

wide

a

array

from

of

which

to

choose.

groups

If

or

one

act

to

wishes

the

recite

stage,

upon

musical

or

instrument,

playa

or

write

a

news

article,

an

or

equation,

graph

or

roll

or

serve

a

bowling

oneself

one

can

find

ball,

and

Catholic

through

others

Action,

an

organization

to

willing

in

co-operate

of

the

development

66

these

talents.

Fr. SEATED:

Don

Coerver,

John

Abeln,

Lawrence.

Black,

Terry

Hollern,

68

Murphy,

John

Greathouse.

Ezell,

Larry

Guillot,

STANDING:

Toifuny

Parks

Larry

John

Carl

Missing:

Pat

Tim

Bellamy,

Pellegrini.

O'Shea,

Pauken,

Stearns,

Jack

Bob

McCauley,

Luby,

Jim

S.1.,

Pat

Durbin,

Harold

Bob

Guillot"

Bulger,

Boyd,

John

Pauken

fulfills

duties

as

President

of

Student

Council.

STUDENT

COUNCIL

The

the

student

council

school

with

entered

neither

climaxed

and

attention-seeking

with

which

bang,

left

were

subtlety

things

several

accomplished

if

people

nor

an

year

the

wondering

had

been

accom­

anything

all.

at

plished

But

behind

the

of

doors

closed

Father

McCauley's

the

council

office,

acted

and

met

debated

school

of

of

self-adopted

school

usual

The

of

then

espe­

active

platform

result

and

and events,

their

cially

as

social

legislation,

upon

promotion

the

council's

work

was

spirit.

evident

in

the

renewed

enthusiasm

of

the

outstandingly

students

at

basketball

the

schoolwide

the

campaigns

the

of

support

games,

"financial

success

of

the

(

eg.,

TCIL

and

Magazine

football

Drive),

Week.

Victory

69

John

Bob

Abeln

Black

John

Bellamy

Bob

Bulger

NATIONAL

HONOR

SOCIETY

The

National

Honor

has

the

dubious

Society

tinction

of

a

service

at

being

where

the

are

Yet

organizations

of

with

for

the

activities

ing

and

from

successful

re-institution

of

sponsor­

held

ever

pep

the

dis­

NHS

the

ranged

most

school

extracurricular

them.

pace

NHS

the

their

competition

sets

year's

of

the

vogue.

in

being

This

a

organization

service

instead

compeers,

at

rally

student

to

Jesuit

the

less

tutoring,

tasks

of

glorious

the

senior

the

the

night.

members,

and powers

70

assemblies

interest

the

NHS

retained

all

and

and

Through

its

diminutive

dignity.

student

overseeing

class

of

ticipation

par­

increased

of

its

its

semi­

characteristic

Don

Coerver

Guillot

Larry

John

Bill

Humphries

Hupfield

The

National

Jack

Krippner

Biff

Tim

Lawrence

Larry

Honor

S.

Society-Father

J.

Tom

Pauken

Luby

O'Shea

Carl

Pellegrini

Terry

Jim

Murphy

Scott

Ken

Hal

Sharp

Womack

Moderator.

Rivoire,

S.].,

71

SODALITY

under

a

of

Reorganized

did

this

the

leadership,

to

its

year

of

cell

program

more

Sodality

"sanctification

lofty

accomplish

self

of

and

others

and

de­

purpose

fense

of

the

Church"

than

it

has

in any

The

was

transformed

into·

45

in

students,

all,

Dallas

interested

Junior

movement

later

Chamber

Working

of

Commerce,

to

the

to

combat

Christ

ful­

sodalists

the

influx

the

formed

and

Christmas,

of

ectionable

obj

the

the

Sodality

campus,

et

Drive,

the

through

in

morally

Around

Mission

and

the

the purpose.

emphasize

movies.

in

the

Sodality

a

year,

nucleus

compact

dedicated

of

previous

a

Sodality

of

fillment

pizza

party

the

al,

sponsored

Easter

Dance,

Mass

dialogue

program.

.

The

Central

Council.

Fr.

frisks

Herlong

tickets.

pizza

72

Noonan

for

extra

Mike

T.

Chitwood,

Bill

Jim

Philion,

Noonan,

V.

Manglesdorf,

Jim

Brady

Tim

Durbin,

Lotridge,

McShane,

Pauken,

Larry

Jack

Luhy,

Madigan,

Driscoll,

Director

Terry

John

Golden"

Nick

Herlong,

Guillot,

Hallack,

Humphries,

John

Biff

Gardner,

Duffy

Dennis

Don

O'Shea,

Fr.

Ray

Juan

Hupfeld,

Bob

Gomez,

Hawkes,

Bill

Weissert,

Jim

Bradley,

Paul

Barry,

Larry

Frank

Abeln,

Roger

Sullivan,

Bill

Krippner,

John

Weissert,

Pat

Lawrence,

Tom

Guillot,

Dick

Cotter,

Hughes,

Jim

Scott,

John

Saba.

Cotter

leads

Dunne

Memorial

in

boys

football

cheer.

Jim

Stewart,

Tumy,

John

John

Gordon,

Darrouzet,

Jim

Richard

Truhill,

Turner,

Tom

Hylden,

Clancy

Wilson,

Mike

Vullo,

Carl

Carson,

Jim

Nelson,

John

Masse,

Bob

Paul

Rudy

Tovar, 73

Manglesdorf.

PHILOTHESPIC

SOCIETY

coaches

wait

and

dream

of

a

Speech

when

golden

all

the

is

world

and

a

literally

actors

that

year

of

Gaberino;

Gardner

Keane,

and

brought

and

represent

School.

Philothespic

With

such

a

Society

team

of

Rig}!

speech

the

Phil

was

able

to

two

prodigies,

attend

seven

plays,

home

speech

with

them

sweepstakes

Bryan

Adams,

1960-61

was

Hillcrest,

The

Executive

Council

trophies

the

University

year.

over

looking

design.

and

the

golden

74

tournaments,

the

carry

from

Dallas.

highly

produce

successful

and

Luby,

all

Guillot,

the

together

Jesuit

of

best

of

golden

and

O'Shea,

to

year

a

theirs;

stage

Carson

Lawrence,

the

stage

are

upon

Bellamy,

Hamlet's

set

Will

Stapp,

Tony

Parker,

Bill

Luby,

Jim

Joe

Stefaniak,

Menard,

Duffy

Gardner,

Eberline,

Don

Wilmarth,

Bradley

Clancy

Carl

Roger

Tetlow.

Bill

Stewart,

Pat

Keane,

Carson,

Erler,

Ray

Jack

Kelly,

Manglesdorf,

John

McShane,

Cuellar,

John

McCarty,

Bob

Bellamy,

Terry

Craker,

Russell

Brady

Chitwood,

Parks

Griffice,

Don

Scott,

Ingram,

Mike

Murphy,

Bob

Bulger,

Jim

Charles

Humphries,

Glenn

Lawrence,

John

George

Paul

Don

D'Ambrogi,

Vullo,

Mcf.affrey,

Larry

Joubert,

Mr.

Jim

Mike

Don

Leicht,

Madigan,

Mr.

O'Shea,

Gaberino,

Sullivan,

Billings,

Wilson,

Carson,

Bob

McEvoy,.

Dennis

Tim

Bill

Jim

Dave

Boyd,

Bird,

Bill

Reagan,

Geary

Guillot,

Harold

Chris

Mulcahy,

Bob

Hupfeld,

Guillot,

Philion,

Turner,

David

Krippner,

Dan

Bellamy,

BiH

Lotridge,

Larry

Steams,

Fred

Driscoll,

Coston,

Pat

Jim

.

Bill

Biff

Krippner

Terry

Richard

JUNIOR

Carl

Carson

Russel

Will

(first

Bellamy

place)

(second

Stapp

Bill

Caherino

Duffy

Tim

O'Shea

Bellamy

SENIOR

Gardner

Cree

Hupfeld

John

Murphy

Jack

Luby

Guillot

Larry

ELOCUTION

CONTEST

ELOCUTION

CONTEST

Mike

Don

Wilmarth

Charles

Ingram

Vullo,

Robert

place)

Leicht

Pat

Guillot

Jim

Turner

Bill

(first

Johnson

place)

(second

place)

MY

ALL

SONS

the

modern

their

For

Phil

undertook

the

successful

businessman

the

headed

Jack

cast

as

turned

out

a

of

batch

used

in

wartime

as

the

death

fliers.

of

whose

what

hatred

the

for

father

his

SJ.

had

father's

Art.

third son,

played

O'Reilly,

his

done.

Miller's

All

relatively

workshop,

These

for

cylinder

airplanes.

His

kills

son

himself

when

he

Larry

many

out

Keller,

a

government

heads

cracked

cylinder

caused

heads

finds

a

Joe

Luby

whose

plant,

had

Arthur

of

staging

play

December.

in

Sons

My

John

deeds

Direction

the

Bellamy

drove

for

Joe

the

second son,

played

Gardner

and

to

suicide;

actors

Chris,

Duffy

Mr.

was

given

by

James

HAMLET

"1

am

thy

certain

"Tis

brief

lord." my

"As

woman's

time

father's

doomed

for

a

spmt,

to

fast

in

fires."

love."

__.,

Jack

as

Luby

Claudius.

Will

as

Stapp

Ophelia.,

Pat

as

Kelley

Polonius.

Larry

(Right)

78

Lawrence

John

as

Laertes.

as

Bellamy

Hamlet.

FIRST

ROW:

ROW:

Benzel

MacMaster,

Charles

Don

Ingram,

Turner.

THIRD

·ROW:

Bill

John

cc

Cuellar,

Zapalac,

Luhy,

Jim

National

Murphy,

Greg

Charles

Martin,

Cooper,

Chris

Krippner,

Stefaniak.

LAST

ROW:

Don

Driscoll,

Sullivan,

Roger

Parker,

Bill

Buchheit,

Dan

Stewart,

Tommy

Tom

Padgett,

Weber,

the

Terry

Wilmarth,

BiJI

aek

Winfield

tues

At

J

Keane,

Kelly,

J

Ricky

Masse.,

John

J

Tommy

Atkinson,

Pauken,

Brady

Hal

White,

ohn

Darrouzet,

Tony

Womack,

Parker,

Mr.

John

Caldwell,

Kent

FOURTH

Tumy.

SECOND

Jim

Hylden,

Pat

Carson,

ROW:

Bill

Neilon,

Pat

Brad

Hughes,

Tom

Dave

Luecking,

Tetlow.

Mulry

Richard

Abeln,

John

Lotridge,

David

Broadhurst,

Jim

Guillot,

Billings,

Mike

Johnson,

Fr.

Craker.

George

Forensic

Speech

Tournament

for

the

North

Jesuit's

Gold

Medal

Debaters

stand

before

the

of

display

awards

..

Texas

district,

the

Hillcrest

Jesuit

Team

Hal

Keane,

the

highpoint

and

Carriere.

out

Speech

School

Womack,

contestants.

runner­

pointed

win

to

sweepstakes

�nd

Mike

the

team

by

trophy.

were

Brady

Absent

Lotridge

from

O'Shea,

are

and

Harry

right,

Hal among

the

picture

seminarians

won

Salis,

Brady

since

speech

the

High

up

Bill

graduates

Eddie

Lotridge,

Womack.

the

Tom

Prize

Debate

Bill Pauken,

Keane,

of

1960.

Left

Kent

Luecking,

to

and

DEBATE

A

visit

the

to

in

case

the

corridor

main

trophy

quick

the

for

more'

can

Debaters

Jesuit

and

the

Speech

say

Team

of

than any

the

team

In

won

last

six

and

trophies

speech

annual

went

the

to

team

press,

and

six

won

individual

over

sixty

sweepstakes,

awards.

event

past

-one

seventy

the

Since

has

the

writing.

paragraph

years

plaques.

were

at

won

tournaments

Sweepstakes

held

Hillcrest

Dallas

at

University,

Adams

and

No

of

the

meeting

with

Guillot

Hoffa

Boss

Erler

clique,

other

members

of

and

and

pride

at

about

joy

teams

their

sweepstakes

the

sophomore

tied

for

speech

debates.

tournament.

first

place

final

tournament.

Bill

Keane:

Bill

Gaberino:

Diplomate

the

sophomore

indicate

debate

meets,

district

by

winning

all

team

and

N ational

League

"How

interesting."

"It's

all

a

of

talent."

question

d'ebate

Dan

Stefaniak:

"Who

is

date

for

my

Jesuit

Dave

Carson:

"But,

Don

the

freshman

Forensic

year's

speech

Four

Bryan

sophomore

last

speech

School,

and

the

School,

High

victories

High

Driscoll:

Gabby,

tonight?"

the

question

is

whose

talent."

"A

good

quarter­

Bill

"T he

Krippner:

year,

M

an

yes."

Who

Came

to

Dinner

should

be

banned."

81

FIRST

J.

ROW

to

(1.

D.

K.

r.):

Sharp,

Schindler,

Emerson,

J.

J.

D.

B.

ROUNDUP

MAGAZINE

In

establish

to

the

a

format,

trying.

had

zine

to

Roundup

especially

and

it

the

and

the

and

pages

news

feature

section

section

more

the

staff

82

the

a

cases

some

Jesuit

became

editorial

bit

too

And

that

writing

School

High

and

more

literary

informative.

best

produced

into

the

accomplished

in

controversy,

The

much.

were

pages

last

long

and

the

be­

sec­

Bellamy

editorial

closer,

at

pointed

news

artists

by

appeared

purpose:

sports,

the

in

placed

news,

sketches

Looking

kept

added;

was

basically

editorial

slight:

columnists

two

is

artwork

Car�on.

maga­

changes

any

wary

were

changes

revamped

tion;

and

made.

it

of

be

outward

were

cause

publication.

the

Roundup

has

T.

Adams,

ever

gone

P.

Cree,

Guillot,

L.

T.

Mangelsdorf,

Tullius,

C.

Marion"

SECOND

ROW:

Madigan.

R.

Liljestrom,

P.

THE

The

1.

D.

Lotridge,

L.

Turner,

Lutskus.

J.

Levatino,

Wilmarth,

Pasqual,

J.

Noonan,

Hernandez,

S.

Johnson,

De

Stearns,

Humphries,

B.

J.

Menard,

M.

Cotter,

Eberline;

McIntyre,

L.

D.

Gunn,

F.

P.

B.

R.

Murphy,

ROW:

THIRD

R.

:

Mais,

Banks,

T.

Mangelsdorf,

Sullivan.

Craker,

picture)

Gardner,

R.

R.

J.

Weissert,

G.

R.

R.

Starrett,

J.

B.

Carson,

H.

Womack,

D.

Stewart,

D.

Guillot,

J.

J.

Griffith,

J.

Wilbert,

Eckelkamp,

Benenate,

B.

Keane,

M.

K.

Cree,

Luecking,

Moran,

G.

T.

W.

Driscoll,

D.

Phillips"

Weissert,

P.

Golden,

from

Landfair.

(Missing

Executive

over

go

editors,

layouts

Bill

Jack

Luby,

for

the

Pat

Krippner,

their

Kelly,

and

Dave

Carson

issue.

early

MODERATOR:

Spring

Mr.

D.

R.

Toye,

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF:

John

SJ.

Abeln

83

BUSINESS

Mike

MANAGER:

LITERARY

Owen

John

THE

John

EDITOR:

SPORTS

Abeln

Lance

1961

Abeln

Bob

STAFF

Paul

Paul

OF

THE

LAST

Jackson

Kaiser

ASSISTANT

EDITOR:

Ken

Emerson

ROUNDUP

Tim

Carson

McAuliff

Don

Bulger

David

McCaffrey

Bill

Keane

Bob

McIntyre

Fred

Coston

Pat

Mike

Owen

Kelly

Craker

George

J.

P.

Kirk

Art

Driscoll

Don

Bill

Lance

Price

Baxter

Labac

Kenneth

Randy

Sharp

Sherman

Wendy

La

Barba

Fleming

Parks

Brady

Gardner

Lotridge

Kent

Luecking

Golden

Joe

George

Hernandez

T.

David

Pat

Manglesdorf

V.

Manglesdorf

Wayne

Moore

Sparky

LAST

Stearns

Stewart

Wear

Dick

Welch

Joe

Wilbert

Hal

Womack

Humphries

THE

84

Jim

Art

Menard

Herpin

Hollern

John

Starrett

Ray

Gambrell

Buddy

Duffy

Terry

Scott

Krippner

Emerson

ROUNDUP

Sharp

EDITOR:

The

staff

to

sent

of

Last

the

has

Roundup

book

a

that

would

to

attempted

be

refreshingly

the

annuals

that

most

stereotype

to

seem

schools

high

We

have

tried

to

the

produce.

while

collegiate

a

style,

of

and

good

theme

to

"Night"

to

but

less

writing,

To

this

we

added

have

planned

cover

somewhat

a

book

that

is

unify

the

events

of

an

entire

expected

school year.

We

that

the

Last

hope

ceeded

"alive"

clear,

emphasizing

balance

artwork.

carefully

book

adapt

a

the

pre­

different

you

from

to

photographs,

more

in

of

1961

has

suc­

Roundup

all

of

those

events.

recording

Business

Staff

members

Duffy

Bill

Herpin,

Keane,

and

Gardner,

Mr.

Perry,

SJ.,

Wayne

look

over

some

correspondence.

MODERATOR:

F.

M.

Landwermeyer,

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF:

John

SJ.

Humphries

85

THE

LAST

ROUNDUP

ROW:

STAFF-FIRST

T.

Labac,

Randy

Dick

Art

Joe

Welch,

Hernandez,

Bill

Brady

Keane,

Lance

Art

Scott,

Price,

Joe

Lotridge,

Sparky

Starrett,

David

86

Buddy

Menard,

Parks

Moore,

Pat

Don

Driscol,

Emmerson.

Welch,

Stearns,

Kaiser,

Jim

J.

P.

Kent

Stewart,

Bob

Manglesdorf,

Coston,

Golden,

Sherman

Owen,

Fleming"

David

Kirk,

Wayne

Mangles­

La

Don

B�xter

Hal

Womack,

Herpin,

Tim

Carson,

Lueckin

Bulger,

George

Barba,

Mike

ROW:

Wendy

Gambrell,

Fred

McIntyre,

Terry

Tom

Hollern,

THIRD

Wear,

Paul

Ray

V.

Bob

DePasqual,

ROW:

SECOND

dorf.

McCaffrey,

Craker.

Joe

Wilbert,

LAST

MeAuliff.

ROW:

Bill g,

Krippner,

Duffy

Gardner,

George

FIRST

ROW:

Bob

Bill

Kaska,

Juan

Krippner,

Robert

Gomez,

Charles

Ed

George

Murphy,

Mangelsdorf,

Tom

Jack

Lewis,

Sullivan,

ROW:

Jimmie

Davis,

Jimmie

Kopecky,

Glenn

Larry

Liljestrom,

Larry

McCarty,

Guillot,

Lance

Mike

Mike

Vance,

Guillot"

Bob

Chuck

Schaefers,

Bulger,

Dan

Taylor,

Carrillo.

Kagay,

T.

Tim

V.

Miller,

SECOND"

Mangelsdorf,

Buchheit,

Tim

Barry,

O'Shea,

McAuliff,

Ronnie

Cottschalk,

Campion,

Murphy,

Caesar

Mike

McAuliff,

Bill

ROW:

George

Tom

Chitwood,

Pat

Don

Pat

Ricci,

Jim

Scott.

THIRD

Richard

Paul

Mangelsdorf,

Emerson.

Durbin,

ST.

JOHN

BERCHMAN'S

SOCIETY

Sacristan

Gomez

duties.

performs

daily

87

BAND-FRONT

JESUIT

Jim

Clancy

ler,

Rudolph

Janicek,

Thomas

Joe

Jim

Piering,

Walbert,

Wise,