1962 Yearbook

the

last

roundup

'62

Listen

this

to

book

with

dred

of

us

at

your

mind's

ear.

What

will

hear

Sound

of

'62.

of

the

are

sound

at

the

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at

of

ener;

an

band

early

of

morning

a

pencil

into

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ringing

in

the

drill;

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a

band

a

muffled

assembly;

is

foot­

a

Rangers"

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begin­

an

ning

That

clangor

"We

ball

a.m.

the

standing

is

you

the

the

the

clacking

while

hundred

a

voices

playing

It

is

sing.

and

Dallas

at

laughter

applause

Christ

a

in

the

whistle

basement;

or

the

of

trilling

of

six

water

at

Listen

King.

the

rumble

of

door

the

University.

or

ter

hun-

a

the

to

on

long

incessant

night;

spat­

tile;

the

of

this

book.

thousand

....

things

of

a

bang

end

the

hall.

You'll

hear

DEDICATION

This

for

the

first

year,

time,

the

staff

wishes

of

to

The

Last

dedicate

Roundup

to

His

XXIII.

Holiness,

john

Pope

the

our

yearbook,

Sound

of

Sixty-two.

HIS

EXCELLENCY

Most

Reverend

Thomas

D.O.,

K.

D.Sc.

Gorman,

Hist.,

of

Bishop

Dallas-Fort

2

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To

Class

the

'62:

of

finish

As

school

you

your

Behind

high

is

tend

career,

will

to

here

have

set

backward

of

record

a

School,

High

your

achievements

and

look

to

forward.

may

future

which

at

one

standard,

feel

well

which you

a

high

have

look

you

Jesuit

at

record

you

Your

proud.

classes

aim.

to

-

Looking

can

ahead,

see

mature

the

more

for

In

faced;

keep

of

and,

high.

your

your

powers

will

need

course,

be

success

real

a

only

many

a

life'

of

Christ-like

hard

work,

the

one,

of

the

Vision

of

want

to

God

for

the

to

only

success

of

sug­

problems

success.

way

the

of

full

development

virtue.

With

such

the

will

a

beginning

success

can

the

for

needed

very

and

ultimate

I

future, your

be

Courage

you

future

May

your

of your

of years

will

ideals you

life

adult

sight

these

thoughts

suggesting

years.

be

ever

important

that

gest

to

an

you

gain

you

all

eternity.

While

I

bid

I

good-by,

tion,

and

its

teachers

future.

in your

can.

you

in

Sincerely

Walter

the

interest

of

the

emphasize

Christ,

yours

S.J.

C.

McCauley,

Do

not

hesitate

to

come

school.

back

to

its

administra­

Jesuit

whenever

In

there

orchestra

an

are

of

cation

hundred

six

young.

men.

each

musicians,

playing

many

II

When

are

In

senior

a

you

-

the

at

are

school,

high

you

of

the

ladder.

this

From

top

four

lofty

vantage

point,

lie

in

Ex­

view.

previous

years

J:

tracurriculars,

people

you

ORGANIZATIONS

three

met,

courses

summers,

Jesuit

at

extracurriculars

dot

took

is

the

landscape

you

hours

it's

like:

and

long

like

below

days

and

cities

work

of

patiently mountains

put

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a

on

for

in

map.

dista-nt

some

or

quickly the

in

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r

picture

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FACULTY

han

like

occasion,

proaching t'

IS

a

has

it

bigger

his

his

in

instrument

own

a

the

concert,

play, been

ever

publica­

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before.

your

his

with

own

of

sense

style, of

tion is

a

yearbook

a

finger

and

balance,

rhythm,"

or

a

heavy

gold

maga­

ring

color; even

or

with

blue

a

stone.

You

tour­

a

zine,

speech

can

go

each

has

'one

definite

a

con-

nament.

out

the

of

to

Senior

the

for

Shed

he

ception

symphony

what

And a

smoke

and

the

IS

reward

the

walk up

is

a

each

and

of;

is

an

have

part Senior

selfless

for

service

you

But

Stairs.

Curiosity

individual.

all

are

con­

nudge

highly

efforts

talents

and

personal

the

+0

elation, above.

You

do,

and.

what

Another

in

a

work,

pride

do

ac­

see?

spiritual

looking

you

their

tributing

a

group?

into may

It's

the

to

They

the

work

the

union

your

of

and

friends, your

ladder.

YOU

"I

of

ef­

a

single

complishment

fect:

You

know

what

life

precise

the

of

to

lt's

the

in

the

gained

rendering

beautiful

two.

with

satisfaction

of

the

of

hear.

well

a

knowledge

something

done.

job

II

is

The

like

Activities

or­

an

like

are

things

faculty

chestra.

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it

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i

x

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c

n

iva

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the

tourna­ e,

of

speech

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a

to

million

ments,

personality

work

Car

people

e

per

and

knowledge,

the

Winter

the

are

forty

their

giving

the

.the

rallies, pep

Prom,

assemblies,

class

great

The

Christian

edu-

contests,

nights,

group:

all

4

and

parties,

would

the

things

SENIORS

.

you

miss

weren't

if

there.

Every­

they

the

in

attends

school

after

all

together

m

0

nth

s

three

again

rateness?

of sepa

body

What

them,

loves

and

these

we

yell

not

But

would

them.

Activities

have

for

our

teams?

if

a

is

the

core

of group

for

special

for,

Football

expres­

Sen­

significance

sion

of

school

spirit. them

to

iors:

year

go

you

But

there's

more"

In

this

UNDERCLASSMEN until

after

it's

suddenly

year

all

a

really

its

own.

joy

going

By

or

with,

along

fighting

the

against,

vociferously

whims

the

and

of

machinations

feel

Seniors,

com­

you

and

a

pletely

in

devilishly

part

the

magnificent

that

the

practical

students

of

joke

Jesuit

School

are

High

play­

the'

on

ing

world

unsuspecting

outside

life

Your

Jesuit

at

is

..

stilI

underclassman

for

hands

in

putty ,an

your

IS

Being

to you

shape

choose.

The

any

you

way

in­

crqanize+ions

with

vite your

membership

arms.

The

teachers

are

open

ACTIVITIES

of

tolerant

the

errors

you

the

last

time,

the

last year.,

from

make

(they

springing

wish

And

that

it

were

you

lack

suppose)

of

sophis­

your

not.

tication.

Where

would

Jesuit

be

What

else

You

the

on

its

besides

football

sports? .lesui+,

could

are

still

stand­

of

solid

ground

ing

without

on

not

the

teetering

us

pull

brink

of

the

outside.

SPORTS

5

Dear

Graduates:

After

four

fruitful

at

your

Jesuit.

the

in

"God

with

life

the

born

of

a

long

that

speed"

you

confidence

Faculty.

years

wishes

association.

are

about

to

commence

you

with

graduation.

Your

at

Jesuit

have

fruitful

been

ones

filled

with

days

and

an

earnest

endeavor

to

form

Christ

in

The

service.

accumulated

dedication

to

study.

result

of

these

days

you.

and

should years

for

equip

Our

and

that

yours

that

God

calls

will

with go

distinction

bring

Christ.

to

in

the

future.

you

interest

will you

in

Sincerely

life

fatherly

prayers

feeling

the

you

in you

to

chosen

walk

in

life.

It

is

our

your

school,

Church, your

your

and your

family.

FACULTY

The

sounds

IS

Faculty

to

many

have

that

to

listen

for

you

hear.

,',

"I

7

Rev.

S.

Joseph

Rivoire,

S.J.

and

Assistant

Principe]

Prefed

of

Discipline

Rev.

Robert

S.J.

A.

Tynan.

Very

Redor

a�minist�atfot2

Rev.

Walter

C.

S.J.

McCauley.

Rev.

J.

B.

Principal

S.J.

Leininger.

Secretary

Mrs.

F.

A.

Norsch

Registrar

D.

Rev.

Cutcliff,

Malachy

S.J.

Rev.

T.

L.

S.J.

Rev.

T.

F.

Student

and

Religion,

Speech

Rev.

S.J.

Holland,

Herlong,

Latin

Latin

C.

Earl

and

Counselor,

Johnson,.S.J.

and

Religion

Religion

Speech

Speech

Rev.

A.

C.

S.J.

Rev.

Latin

S.J.

J.

Julius

May,

Louapre,

and

English

and

Religion,

Physics

Rev.

Student

Chemistry

C.

Rev.

Cyril

Miesch,

S.J.

Rev.

Robert

Mathematics

Wilson

Rev.

W.

W�

Wolcott,

S.J.

W.

McGowan,

Counselor,

Robert

Speech

Religion,.

Physics,

Chemistry

and

Speech

S.J.

and

Religion

C.

Atkinson,

Latin

and

Religion

R.

Speech

Mr.

S.J:

Mr.

D.

R.

Barfield.

S.J.

Mr.

W.

S.J.

Peter

Mr.

John

S.J.

N.

Folzenlogen.

Bayhi.

Mr.

J.

Henry

Joubert.

S.J.

and

and

Latin

and

Religion

English

Religion

Chemistry

Religion,

Speech

English

..

.

••••• ,

Mr.

L.

S.J.

E.

Mr.

Robert

Mr.

Mulry

Perry.

Latin

ish

and

English

S.J.

C.

Meyers.

Religion,

Speech

Span

English,

Tetlow.

and

S.J.

Mr.

D.

S.J.

R.

Toye.

Mathematics

English

Mr.

Milton

L.

Vavaseur,

S.J.

Br.

Walter

Mathematics

Gonzalez,

Sacristan

S.J.

Br.

O.

Patrick

Usina,

Assistant

S.J.

Treasurer

Mr.

F.

L.

Conlan

Latin

and

English

Mr.

William

Durick

History

Mr.

Robert

J.

Eifert

Mr.

lish

and

History

Sociology

Eng

John

Finn

and

History

Mr.

Milton

Gaudet

Mathematics

Mrs.

Glen

Assista

nt

C.

to

T

Griffice

reasu

rer

Mr.

Music

Mr.

H.

L.

and

Herbert

Track

Mrs.

Miss

Hohman

Band

M.

Sheaner.

Antonia

Jimenez

Mr.

Paul

Math

Assistant

Director

J.

em

Kozsuch

ati

cs

Mr.

A.

Gary

Pasqua

Mathematics

Reqis+rer

Jr.

Coach

Jack

Scott

Librarian

Mr.

Edward

J.

Tumavicus

History

Mr.

James

G.

Walsh

Education

Physical

Mrs.

Helen

Assistant

White

Librarian

SENIORS

"Attention.

senior

the

Dallas

classes

...

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The

wind

across

Lake

blowing

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during

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silence.

too?

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13

JAMES

Class

KELLER

ALFIERI

Class

9;

Pres.,

Student

Council,

12;

12;

II,

Glee

All

PATRICK

10,

12;

II,

II;

Glee

STEPHEN

BARRY

Football,

Club,

II,

9;

Altar

Roundu

II;

Boys,

p,

12.

II;

E.

12;

Bowling,

dent

9;

Patrol,

BOSWORTH

Perfect

12;

Attenda

nce,

Aid,

Library

10,

Stu­

12;

12.

12;

12;

II,

Capt.

12;

II,

Track,

Basketball

TCll

"B"

Capt.

9;

10.

Capt.

JAMES

Class

BRADLEY

PATRICK

T

12;

reas.,

Candidate

Honor

linz

II,

12;

12.

Candidate,

9,

10;

10;

9,

NFL,

9,

10,

9,

Roll,

Pin,

4-yr.

Team,

Debaters

12;

10,

12;

II,

10,

Speech

Club,

14

Freshman

Club,

Football,

Capt.

Football,

Club,

State,

II;

Vice-Pres.,

lettermen's

Freshman 10,

Varsity

Team

12;

9;

Math

Math

II,

10,

ROBERT

II;

Sodality,

Sec.,

Club,

12;

II,

Honor

linz

II;

WILLIAM

Roll,

9,

II,

man

II,

10,

Club,

Football,

12;

12;

10,

Plays,

lettermen's

French

I

9;

Altar

Boys,

BULGER

RONALD

Candidate

I;

Student

12;

Pin,

NHS,

Major

Seminar,

12;

Class

4-yr.

II;

10,

Bowling,

II,

Sec.,

II;

Council,

Philothespic,

12;

10,

II;

9,

10;

Fresh­

Football,

Varsity

9,

10,

II,

12.

10,

KEITH

Treas.,

Perfect

I

I;

CARAVELLA

Bowling,

Attendance,

II;

9,

10,

Baseball,

12;

9.

WILLIAM

CAMPION

Altar'

I

CARDENAS

ROBERT

Honor

dent

12.

I,

Boys,

9;

Roll,

Patrol.

9,

Bowling,

Class

12;

12;

ro,

Pres.,

Stu­

Tennis,

9;

12.

PAUL

MICHAEL

Sodality,

Major

II,

io,

II,

I

I;

teria

Aid,

DAVID

Honor

Roundup,

O;

10,

PhiL

II;

Vice-Pres.,

Asst.

II;

10,

9,

Elocution

12;

Class

10;

9,

10;

l

Plays,

Art

II;

9,

10,

Ed.

10;

Ed.,

II,

Team,

Speech

Contest,

9,

10;

II;

12;

9,

I

0,

I

I

I;

10,

11,12;

Team,

9,

12;

l

O,

Varsity

·Attendance,

10,

Bronze

II;

{

Club

10,

II;

Cafe­

1.0;

9,

Debaters,

Club,

History

10;

10.

10;

Last

"j"

Major

l

O,

II,

Debaters,

WAYMAN 9,

II;

10,

Club,

Aid,

Glee

II;

CARSON,

Roll,

Roundup,

Award,

PhiL

Club,

9,

Boys,

Library

Pe+rol,

Science

Perfect

12;

r.,

Altar

10;

CHITWOOD

Speech

Lettermen's

Mg

10,

Safety

12;

10;

Play,

12;

Football

Award,

I,

I

2;

Art

C

I

u

b,

I

HENRY

CHUNN

o.

Honor

Roll.

Attendance,

10;

Class

Sec .•

9;

Prefect

9.

15

JOHN

T

ra

PATRICK

nsfer

ance,

10;

Student,

Tennis,

MICHAEL

COOK

10;

Perfect

Honor

Attend­

11,12.

Essay

12;

Club,

Award,

CORNELISON

BOYD

9,

Roll,

Sodality,

ence

10,

Math

I

GEORGE

Candidate

I;

Club,

Sec.,

II;

II,

II;

Honor

II;

12;

12;

9,

12;

ARTHUR t\�.

Roundup,

ERNEST

JAMES

DABOUB

H.

10;

9,

9,

Candidate

Sodality,

10,

II,

10,

Play,

12;

10,

D'AVIGNON

CRANE

12;

Student

Patrol,

12;

De­

Honor

men's 12.

Roll,

10;

Class

Sec.,

Letter­

12;

Honor

tion

Club,

12;

Cheerleaders,

II,

12;

Roll,

10;

9,

Contest,

Phil,

9,

Perfect

9;

10;

Elocu­

Attendance,

baters,

Glee

Club,

10;

Band,

9,

10,

II,

12.

9;

II,

Library

12.

Aid,

9,

10;·

Cafeteria

12;

Aid,

Asst.

10,

Phil,

Speech

Fr.ench

10;

10,

9,

NFL,

Ed.,

II,

II;.

II;

Aid,

Library

Debaters,

II,

10,

Roundup,

Major

CRAKER

GLENN

Roundup,

Last

10;

Club,

·JOHN

Roll,

Sci­

12;

Vocation

9.

I

I,

II.

12;

Team,

Club,

Science

JOHN

D'AVIGNON

Philothespic,

9,

10;

Aid,

9;

9,

Perfect

10,

THOMAS

Student

II;

Major

Attendance,

History

Club,

10;

J.

DEMERS

Patrol,

Plays,

Transfer

12;

Student,

12.

Library

9.

MICHAEL

I

Bowling,

CHARLES

Roundup

9;

Band,

12;

Perfect

ke+be

9,

Archery

Club,

10

Last

12;

Radio

12;

II,

10,

DIMMITT

Attendance,

DEBUS

Photographer,

9;

Camera

12;

9,

10;

Treas.,

10.

Pres.,

JOSE

WILLIAM

Photographer,

Roundup

Club,

Club,

THOMAS

Perfect

I;

REFUGIO

Attendance,

ll.

9;

"B"

DE

9;

Team

LA

GARZA

Fresh

ma

n

Basketball,

Bas­

DAVID

I,

12.

J.

DRABEK

10;

Bowling, I

Varsity,

12;

Transfer

Student

If.

ALBERT

ROBERT

DURON

DANIEL WILLIAM

II,

Roll,

Sec.,

12;

Varsity

9;

10;

12;

Varsity

12;

Class

Ranger

II;

Vice-Pres.,

Club,

Lettermen's

FootbalL

Varsity

Basketball,

12;

II,

Club,

10,

Baseball,

10,

12;

II,

12;

II,

12.

Honor

Honor

RoiL

12;

VINCENT

18

ANTHONY

Vice-Pres.,

9.

II;

Club,

Perfect

12;

Club,

II,

Science

12;

12;

Club,

II,

Roundup,

12;

10;

10,

Club,

Basketball

Baseball

II;

'12;

Club,

Ranger

Attendance,

Glee

12;

Camera

Manager,

Class

10,

Lettermen's

Club,

dent,

H.

EIDT

JR.

ECKELKAMP, Honor

Class

Vice-Pres.,

Capt.,

Safety

II,

"B."

Scorer,

Transfer

RoiL

Attendance,

man

10;

9,

9;

Club:

Bowling,

Safety

9;

Baseball,

History

I

I,

Club,

B-Team

Perfect

9;

12;

Fresh­

Baseball,

10;

12.

12;

10;

II,

Stu­

10.

ENNA

UMBERTO

ERPILLO

JOHN

Perfect

DENNIS

ESPINOSA

Attendance,

10.

THOMAS

R

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u

n

I

d up,

Club,

CARL

FAIN

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12;

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12.

II,

LOY

CULLEN

Class

Math

10,

MILTON

Club,

II,

12;

Science

12;

II,

Treas.,

Math

Seminar,

Club,

Honor

Roll,

BRUNNER

9;

Roundup,

10,

Perfect

11;

I

Club,

II.

Science

Club,

12;

I,

FOX

Candidate

Sodality,

II,

Brooze

12;

Altar

Boys,

Award,

10;

9;

9,

Gold

FLEMING

10,

9,

Bowling,

10;

Attendance,

1·1,

Safety .

12;

Per­

9;

9,

Award,

Roundup,

12;

II;

Sec.,

Bowling,

9.

12.

II,

Last

TRUXTON

Last

Club,

Class

9;

12;

10,

Attendance,

FECHTEL

WILLIAM

WENDELL

JR.

FORD,

Vice-Pres.,

Class

fee+-

JAMES

I

I;

History

12;

I

I;

History

Glee

Club,

Club,

II.

I

I,

12;

Pianist,

MICHAEL

WILLIAM

LAWRENCE

ANDREW

TIPTON

ROBERT

FUESS

GALER

GABERINO Honor

Transfer

Roll.

II;

Student,

Glee

II;

Honor

Club,

Band,

III

9.

Honor

dent

Roll.

101

10,

I

II

III

brary

12;

KEENE

12;

101

GALLOWAY

12;

.11,

I

Masque,

I;

Elocution

12;

II

First

10;

Stu­

ro:

Place,

101

9;

Club,

Class

"B"

II;

Bowling,

9;

Treas.,

Team

Student

Freshman

12;

Club,

12;

10;

Math

12;

9.

Li­

12;

Show,

II,

12.

CARL

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LEDDIN

Roll,

I

tion

GELL

R

I;

0

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d

GLENN

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12

Manager,

;

Transfer

2;

C

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Student,

I

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I

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Honor

DUFF

Roll,

GARDNER

Class

10;

T reas.,

10;

I.

10,

Sodality,

Central

III

Council.

Last

Roundup,

II,

12;

II,

12;

Club,

Club,

II.

12;

12;

12;

101

Bowling,

9;

12;

II,

91

Candidate,

Roundup,

'11,12;

Treas.,

Plays,

Major

20

12;

II,

Football,

Patrol.

Basketball,

Plays,

Speech

Contest,

II,

Talent

CYO

Radio

Last

12;

Major

Silver

I

12;

NFL,

Treas.,

Roundup,

Editor-in-Chief,

12;

III

12;

101

Aid,

Class

II;

Council.

Roundup,

Philothespic,

Team,

TRENT

Rolli

12;

II,

Philothespic,

Silver

Masque,

12;

101

Speech

II;

Cheerleader,

Last

9;

12;

101

II;

Team,

Lettermen's

12;

Service

Roundup

History

Award,

C.

TERENCE

Honor

RoiL

Candidate,

II;

Safety

GOLDEN

9,

9;

9,

Roundup,

10;

II;

9,

10,

II;

Last

II;

Philothespic,

10,

9,

10,

Sodality,

Roundup,

10,

Club,

I

I,

12;

10,

History

Club,9.

JOHN

I

I;

12;

Ba

JUAN

Sodality,

10,

II,

RAMON

10,

9,

12;

9,

Altar

I

10,

Attendance,

12;

I,

Hohman

First

Boys,

9;

I

I.

9,

Honor

9;

9;

10;

Altar

Medal,

10,

Boys,

Attendance,

Gold

Boys,

10,

GRIMSHAW

Roil,

10;

Candidate

Sodality,

WAYNE

Roll,

Perfect

I,

Music

Division,

Divisjon,

Bowling,

10;

Perfect

Attendance,

GOTTSCHALK

Honor

1·0,

I

junior

Senior

9,

Sergeant,

Instrumental

Place,

Place,

10.

MIKE

RONNIE

9,

L.

GOMEZ

II,

Sacristan,

12;

Perfect

9;

nd,

E.

Contest,

GRIFFIN

THOMAS

Bowling,

Second

9,

I

I.

10,

I

I;

II;

Altar

Library

Aid,

10;

Debate,

9.

STEVEN

Honor

GARY

HARGRAVE

Roll,

Debaters,

9,

9;

Altar

10;

Jesuit

12;

Boys,

Bookstore,

Honor

STEWART

Roll.

Track

12;

Bowling,

12;

9,

ROBERT

HARTLING

Class

10;

Library

Aid,

Sec.,

I

Honor

12;

Linz

I·,

10.

WESLEY

Roll.

9,

12;

Pin,

didate,

10,

I

HAWKES

I,

Sodality,

Perfect

9;

Candidate

4-yr.

10,

12;

II,

Attendance,

Can­

II;

Li­

Mgr.,

brary

Aid,

Camera

JOSEPH

Roundup,

9,

Band,

12;

9,

9,

Vice-

·HERNANDEZ

C.

9,

10,

10;

Pres.,

I

12;

II,

10,

WAYNE

II

I;

12;

Roundup,

Film

Roundup,

I,

Camera

I

Photographer,

Last

12;

II,

10,

Editor,

Radio

Club,

Student

Club,

9,

10,

Patrol.

Roundup,

9;

II,

12.

10,

French

History

Club,

12;

II;

12;

Mgr.,

Glee

10;

HERPIN

Editorr

Business

Service,

12;

Club,

II;

Library

Club,

Camera

Treas.,

II.

Club,

II;

Magazine

10;

9;

Math

Club,

Science

12;

12;

12;

Class

12;

12;

II,

II.

Club,

ROBERT

Last

Aid,

Spanish

Circula­

Roundup

12.

Mgr.,

Asst.

12;

II,

II,

Club,

12;

tion

22

DOUGLAS

Distinguished

9,

9,

Club,

J.

HORAK

Vice-Pres.,

II,

12;

Student

Capt.,

.12;

10,

Bowling.

Patrol,

12.

JOHN

IWANSKI

Cafeteria

II;

10,

Aid,

Club,

Archery

10.

Treas.,

Lettermen's

II;

10,

9,

Freshman

12;

II,

10,

GRUBER

RICHARD

GEORGE

Class

Club,

Football,

Foot­

Freshman

9;

9;

Baseball,

Varsity

12.

II,

10,

ball,

C.

WILLIAM

Class

Pres.,

Treas.,

12;

10;

Clu

STAN

LEY

Honor

12;

Vice-Pres.,

10,

I

I;

I;

Central

Sodality,

12;

II,

Elocution

9;

Club,

Football

12;

I

12;

II,

10,

12;

I,

II,

Varsity

Class

10;

Basketball,

I;

Biology

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L

II;

12;

12;

Speech

Contest,

Club,

9;

TCI

Council.

10,

pt.,

II,

9;

All-State

12;

LYLE

Roundup, Pres.,

9;

Track,

JONES

Vice­

Last

Class

I

10,

12;

Council.

Club,

10,

Science

I.

Philo­

Vice-Pres.,

12;

Football,

Attendance,

II,

10;

Roundup,

10,

12;

Lettermen's

JERRY

I

Prefect;

Student

"B"

II;

I

10,

PFELD

Class

II,

9,

II,

12;

Freshman

Perfect

U

Sodality,

10,

10,

II,

10;

Last

9;

9,

Plays,

9,

H

9,

12;

II,

Major

9,10,

F.

Roll,

NHS,

Candidate,

thespic,

Team,

JOHNSON

b,

Varsity,

Basketball,

Pres.,

9;

Ranger

Lettermen's

liB,"

Seminar,

10,

II;

Bowling,

9,

10;

Li­

II.

brary

9;

Aid,

Safety

10,

II,

Patrol,

12;

Cafeteria

Aid,

12.

23

DONALD

Honor

Roll.

tendance,

Service

KAGA Y

JOSEPH

10;

10;

Award,

10,

Boys,

At­

Honor

12;

II,

Linz

12.

II;

II;

I,

I

JOSEPH

Roll,

2;

10,

B

a

9,

n.d ,

II.

10;

9;

b,

KERTZ

Library

Dr.

Mag.

10,

PATRICK

Candidate

II;

10,

10,

I

I,

KELLY

12;

Editor-in-Ch

I;

10,

Plays,

Award,

NFL,

II,

Team,

Speech

9,

II;

II;

Masque,

12;

II,

Debaters,

10,

Roundup,

"j"

Award,

Major

9,

WILLIAM

Aid,

h

Hi

9,

S

10,

a

I

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Honor

I

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JOHN

Roll.

9,

I

10,

Cando

I;

Linz

4-yr.

9,10,

visor,

II,

12;

Roundup,

12;

10,

Plays,

I

Perfect

I;

12;

Phil,

Major

9,

10;

Conceptional

ief,

Last

12;

Ed.,

Literary

10,

10,

12;

Silver

12;

II,

Play,

II,

Debaters,

12;

10;

9,

10.

9,

9,

Boy,

II;

9,

10,

Math

10,

II.

KRIPPNER

Class

I;

Pin,

12;

10,

PhiL,

II;

I;

Elocution

II,

Club,

ence,

10,

12;

10,

10,

Service

II,

I

RANDALL

12;

12;

Major

I;

10,

Altar

Award,

12;

Ad­

II,

II,

Honor

PAUL

Roll,

9,

10,

Debaters,

12;

Baseball,

Sec.,

9,

I;

10,

10;

I

I,

Class

Sec.,

Bowling,

10,

9,

9,

LABAC

10;

I

Roundup,

II,

Attendance,

II.

II;

Contest,

9',

10,

Last

12;

NHS,

Masque,

I

Sodality,

II,

Editor,

Silver

At+end

Sec.,

12;

10,

Roundup,

Asst.

II;

Last

Sec.,

24

I

Adv.,

JAMES

9,

p,

NHS,

Roundup,

"j"

II;

12;

12;

I,

12;

Last

12;

II,

Team,

I

Roundu

4-yr.

Council.

II,

Award,

10,

Speech

Clu

II.

10,

I

9,

KEANE

10,

Student

Service

PhiL,

10,

LARRY

9,

12;

Roundup,

10,

10;

Honor

Roll.

Pin,

12;

Math

man,

R.

WILLIAM

Perfect

9;

Bowling

Altar

12;

II,

Student

12;

II;

10,

9,

Perfect

Patrol.

History

12;

Club,

NICK

CHARLES

Honor

RoiL

Class

9;

Vice-Pres"

9;

WILLIAM

LaLUMIA

Class

Pres"

I

Student

0,

I

Honor

I,

12;

12.

Patrol,

EARL

Roll,

Perfect

12;

10;

LANGSTON

Lettermen's

Attendance,

9;

Club,

WI

LLiAM

Honor

II,

II,

12.

I

Pres"

FRANCIS

10,

10,

"B"

II,

II,

Club,

9;

9.

12;

Team,

12;

LEWIS

10;

Sodality,

Lettermen's

9;

9;

ball,

9,

THOMAS

Vice-Pres"

Class

date,

9,

Student

Pres"

Club,

10,

Safety

Sacristan,

II;

II,

9,

LAWRENCE

Candi­

Roundup,

12;

Foot­

Altar

Boys,

Club,

10;

9;

Track,

History

Gold

II,

Medal,

Altar

10,

I

I,

12.

12

Roundup,

II,

12;

12;

Science

Capt"

I

9,

0,

Club,

History

Club,

9,

I

I,

II

II

12

12.

JOHN

II,

Boys,

Band,

Last

10;

10,

Patrol,

I;

II,

L1LJESTROM

12;

II;

LENZER

F.

Roll,

Baseball,

Bowling,

10,

9,

12;

Class

9.

LOSCERBO

Vice-Pres"

12;

Freshman

Baseball,

BRADY

GEORGE

II

LOTRIDGE

Honor

L

i

nz

I

Debaters,

I

12;

12;

10,

Roll,

Class

I

I

10,

I

Class

I;

12;

Council,

10,

Sodality,

Silver

Ca

I;

i­

d

n

II,

10,

9,

Philothespic,

Stu­

9;

Club,

II,

10,

Medal

12;

De­

12.

II,

Club,

II,

II,

12;

ilothespic,

I

I;

9,

Major

Masque,

9,

Team,

12;

I

0,

II;

Club,

Gold

I;

Science

4-yr.

10,

II,

Ph

9;

Sodality,

II,

10,

Speech

Contest,

Elocution

Pres.,

Candidate

�;

Student

II,

12;

I,

10,

9,

Treas.,

12;

Pin,

NHS,

Plays,

I

10,

9,

I;

LAWRENCE

ARTHUR

LLOYD

Candidate

ty,

10,

Math

12;

Patrol,

bate,

Linz

4-yr.

I

i

Roundup,

Radio

Bowling,

dent

Honor

I

a

9;

Roundup,

12;

II;

Candidate

II;

10,

Sod

2;

Sodality,

Last

12;

9,

Roll,

Pin,

date

Second

10,

I;

LOUPOT

JOHN Place,

10;

Football.

12;

9,

12;

II,

10,

10,

Club,

Lettermen's

II,

Treas.,

II,

12;

Tri-Captain,

12;

Central

b

a

I

II.

tte

A

Perfect

0.;

dan

n

Foot­

Team

"B"

9;

Football,

Freshman

c

9.

e ,

Sodality

Council.

II,

12.

Honor

I

Patrol,

12;

Lt.

"B"

H

;

10,

I

10,

Vice-Pres.,

T

2;

I,

12;

I,

re

4-

II,

I

2

as.,

Candidate

;

Sodality

Prefect,

II;

Vice-Prefect,

II;

10,

Council,

I

I

0,

I

Candidate

II;

Student

9;

S,

Class

12;

Pin,

Sec.,

N

2

Sodality,

LONG

12;

9,

Roll.

Linz

Class

PATRICK

9;

Sodality

Team

12;

Football

LUBY

MARTIN

JOHN

yr.

BERNARD

Student

10,·

Roundup,

12;

II,

Concep­

10.

Manager, tional

"j"

II,

II;

Silver

12;

Asst.

II;

Advisor,

Award,

Editor,

12;

9,

10,

Philothespic,

10;

Masque,

�I

II;

Masque,

Speech

tion

Team,

Contest,

French

Club,

N.F.L.,

9,

10,

Major

9,

10,

12;

II.

Plays,

10,

II;

II,

Math

Debaters,

0,

12;

Gold

II,

Club,

9,

12;

Elocu­

10,

12;

II;

RICHARD

Honor

Linz

12;

Roll.

Pin,

12;

II;

LUECKING

KENT

I

10,

Class

12;

II;

Club,

4-yr.

I

DENNIS

I,

9,

10,'

I

I,

10;

LUTSKUS

H.

Roundup,

Radio

9,

Club,

10,

Club,

I

10;

I,

MACIAS

GABRIEL

Last

Z:

Band,

Camera

I;

12;

Pho­

12;

9;

French

Sergeant,

Science

Club,

Honor

Roll,

termen's

ball,

ball,

12.

II,

Club,

Class

10;

Club,

10;

10;

II,

Varsity,

B-Team

12;

10;

Treas.,

Let­

Team

Foot­

B-Team

Base­

"B"

11,12;

Basketball,

10;

Science

12.

10,

10;

J.

MADIGAN

II,

12;

Roundup,

II,

Perfect

9,

I

II;

l

Club,

10;

JOSEPH

9;

10,

12;

baters,

b,

I.

Sodality,

Sodality,

thespic,

I

u

tographer,

Last

II;

CI

Math

Debaters,

Debate,

Roundup,

10;'NHS,

10,

Philothespic,

9;

12;

Medal

JOSEPH

Candidate

I;

Vice-Pres.,

Roundup,

10,

Contest,

French

Gold

9,

12;

Sec.,

Roundup,

Elocution

12;

10,

MICHAEL

MASSEY JOHN

Candidate

Bowling,

12;

Perfect

Attendance,

TIMOTHY

Club,

10,

Plays,

9;

I

I,

De­

12.

McAULIFF

9.

Clas

10;

Pres.,

Clas

Philo­

II;

Roundup,

Major

Attendance,

Science

12;

II;

11,12;

Bronze

Track,

Vice-Pres.,

Altar

Medal,

9,10,12.

Boys,

10;

9;

9,10,

Silver

Last

II,

Medal,

P.

GLENN

Class

12;

McCARTY,

10;

Pres.,

10,

II"

Lt.,

12.

9;

12;

JR.

II,

Varsity,

Band,

Freshman

12;

Altar

II;

9,

II,

10,

Philothespic,

Plays,

Major

Football,

Boys,

10,

12;

II,

9';

First

JAMES

DONALD

Class

Sec.,

I

I

0,

Li

MILBERGER

Team,

bra

10;

9;

Altar

Boys,

9

Aid,

ry

Baseball,

Freshman

12;

Bowling,

"B"

2

12

Patrol,

9,

12;

9

Football,

9,

ROBERT

;

Stu den t

Club,

History

10.

THOMAS

McCLOSKEY

Sergeant,

Club,

12;

Club,

Safety

Band,

Second

10;

Lt.,

II;

9,

10,

I

Camera

I;

10.

9,

CHARLES

E.

Last

Roundup,

10,

Boys,

Gold

Glee

10;

DONALD

L.

28

Roll,

9,

10.

10;

Track,

9,

10;

Archery

I

I,

Award,

Club,

Science

McDOWELL

II,

Honor

Club,

12.

II,

MILLER

12;

Bowling,

Bronze

12;

I

I,

12;

Altar

10;

Patrol,

12;

Debaters,

12;

II;

Award,

Student

II;

Club,

10;

Tennis,

History

Club,

MAURICE

Honor

RoiL

EDWIN

91

I

101

I;

JACINTO

MOORE

Class

Candidate

ANTHONY

Bowling,'

Student

91

10;

b,

Club,

III

I

12;

I;

Student

Clu

History

10;

I

0;

Class

MICHAEL

Trees.

12;

10;

12;

MURPHY

III

91

Boys,

b,

101

T

MORAN

enn

is,

Attendance,·

12;

Camera

10;

II;

Perfect

12;

Altar

Track,

Clu

tory

I

Glee

Club,

II

12;

Club,

II;

His­

M anager,

II.

RAYMOND

Attendance,

Basketball,

Roundup,

12;

Sci­

9;

PAUL

MICHAEL

MUNCHRATH Bowling,

Patrol,

9.

Bowl­

Pe+rol,

b,

II.

MORGAN

Perfect

II;

Roundup,

101

Clu

Last

12;

Pin,

91

Math

MORALES

Vice-Pres"

4-yr.

Linz

ing,

ence

9.

Team

Freshman

Football,

12;

DAVID

Freshman

Football,

NEWTON

Football,

9;

"B"

10.

9.

29

BRUCE

PETER

TERRANCE

NUGENT

EDWARD

O'CONNOR

Honor

9.

Lettermen's

12;

Club,

Foot­

Freshman

12;

Bowling,

Baseball,

9;

Roll,

LEO

I

I;

9;

II,

10,

Varsity,

12;

Perfect

12;

At­

12;

"B"

II;

10,

9,

Baseball,

OSTDICK

Class

9,

Ranger

Club,

12;

Club,

Mgr.,

sity

II;

Varsity,

12. ball,

Honor

9;

Ro",

I

9,

I

0,

Linz

I

10,

Stu­

12;

Cheerleader,

N

I;

Team,

I

tion

10,

9,

Contest,

men's

Philothespic,

I

12;

Club,

Pres.,

I;

10,

Plays,

I

I,

Letter­

12;

I,

Freshman

12;

Elocu­

12;

II,

1'0,

12;

Candidate

9;

Major

9,

II,

HS,

12;

Vice-Pres.,

Masque,

Speech

12;

II,

Roundup,

12;

I,

I

Silver

12;

II,'

10,

9;

Sodality,

Football,

II

II

Tea

B

Boys,

Math

m,

10,

9,

Club,

I

0

;

II,

-12;

Central

Sodeli+y

Va

rs

i

I

ty,

12;

Gold

Track,

Council.

MICHAEL

Vice-Pres.,

Pin,

4-yr.

Council.

Sodality,

9;

ANTHONY

PALASOTA

Class

I;

Candidate

dent

9,

O'SHEA

THOMAS

TIMOTHY

I,

I

2

Alta

II.

r

;

:Award,

9,

10,

II;

II;

12.

WILLIAM

Last

II,

12;

Capt.,

RAYMOND

Transfer

Roundup,

12;

II,

NHS,

12;

12;

Treas.,

Treas.,

12;

Var­

Basket­

Football II.

10;

Sec.,

Manager,

Lettermen's

ball,

tendance,

Team,

Student,

II.

Varsity

VICTOR

JOSEPH

SCHELL

12.

Bowling,

FRANK

Honor

10,

ROVELLO

D.

II;

Last

10;

Roll,

Lettermen's

9,

9;

12;

II,

Student

I

12;

Roundup,

Club,

Bookstore,

Art

Aid,

Library

Pe+rol,

12;

I,

12;

Clu

b,

Band,

j

o.

PHILIP

DAMIAN

SCHNITZIUS

Candidate

FRANK

PAUL

Lettermen's

man

II,

Clu

Football.

9;

Altar

12;

9,

Boys,

9;

Aid,

Baseball

"B"

II;

Lettermen's

9;

Sodality,

Club,

Library

Capt.,

10,

BasketbalL

Team,

Varsity

9,

12;

II,

10,

9,

II;

Co­

II;

10,

12.

Baseball,

SATARINO

b,

10,

"B"

II,

Team,

12;

10;

Fresh­

Varsity,

12.

JAMES

Honor

SCOTT

Roll.

Linz

9,

Pi

I

10,

Club,

I;

II,

Contest,

9,

10,

I

Aid,

Band,

E.

I

L.

I;

4-

Candidate

I;

Perfect

Library

12;

12;

Sergeant,

10,

12;

n,

yr.

9,

9,

Attendance,

9,

Math

10;

10,

II,

Hohman

First

Place,

12;

Music

10.

31

I

CURTIS

9,

Attendance,

Perfect

I;

Bowling,

CHARLES

SLITER

ERWIN

JAMES

I

I.

SEIBERT

12.

Class

Treas.,

12;

12;

Bowling,

Capt.,

MELVIN

Honor

A.

II;

Bowling,

9,

12;

Golf

I;

Aid,

Glee

9;

12;

II,

10,

Aid,

Executive

12;

II,

Club,

Library

Council,

II.

Varsity,

II;

SMITH

HURLEY

Roll,

Team,

Class

10;

9,

9,

Pres.,

II;

Fresh­

Class

9,

Vice-Pres.,

10;

T

Class

reas.,

12;

Student

Council

Student

12;

I

SLADEK

Honor

Sec.,

FootbalL

Patrol.

SLOVAK

Ranger

9;

Cafeteria

10,

9,

JAMES

RICHARD

man

9;

Club,

10;

Band,

Class

EMIL

Roll,

Radio

Club,

Vice-Pres.,

12;

Bowl­

9.

ing,

12;

10;

9,

1.1,

12;

Lettermens'

Ranger

Football,

12;

Club,

Team,

10;

liB".

Club,

9;

Baseball,

Glee

9.

10,

Pres.,

12;

II,

Club,

9,

Safety

Freshman

II,

12;

Varsity,

Club,

II,

JAMES

ROBERT

SMITH

Class

Vice-Pres.,

9,

10;

9,

Bowling,

12;

Letterman's

Football,

9;

Golf,

ball,

-Club,

"B"

9;

9,

II,

B-Team,

Radio

10;

II,

Club,

Basket­

12;

Captain,

Varsity,

10,

Freshman

12;

Team,

12;

10;

Base­

12;

9.

ball,

JAMES

GLADSTONE

STEWART

Honor

Roll,

9,

10,

I

Candidate

I;

4-yr.

Li

Pi

nz

Class

12;

n,

Treas.,

II;

d

I

Vice-

Pres.,

HARDING

STEARNS

a

II

Ii

ty,

Student

10;

0

un

d

I

I

0,

II,

I

I,

up,

10,

II;

2;

12;

Major

So­

Phi

10,

Plays,

10-

II;

I

Council,

I,

12;

Team,

Speech 12;

R

2;

thespic, Sec.,

Class

12;

Candidate

Sodality,

PARKS

Class

Treas.,

Candidate 9;

Sodality,

9,

10,

II;

Math

Club,

So­

II,

12;

Debaters,

9,

10,

II;

NFL,

9,

10,

II;

dality,

10,

Roundup,

II,

Last

12;

II.

Roundu

9"

p,

I

10,

I,

Ph

12;

ilothespic,

9,

10,

T

12;

Silver

II;

reas.,

Masque,

1.1, 10;

Malor

Team,

9,10,

10,

12;

12;

Phil

9,

Plays,

II,

10,

12;

Debaters,

12;

Elocution

9,

10;

Distinguished

Club,

II,

Speech

Contest

NFL,

Award,

10,

II:

Chess

9;

10.

JAMES DANIEL

J.

TEELING

STEFANIAK

Class

Treas., Honor

Roll,

9,

10;

9,

Philothespic,

9;

Last

Roundup,

10,

12;

Stu­

dent

Patrol, II,

12;

Major

Plays,

10;

10,

French

I

I,

12;

Club,

Drum

Major,

baters,

9,

Contest,

10,

9.

Perfect

Attenda nce,

10;

Band,

10;

Drum

9,

10,

E.

L.

I

Hohman

9;

Asst.

II;

Major,

II;

I;

De­

Music

12;

Basketball,

9;

Archery

Team,

Speech

Club,9. 9,

10;

12;

TOBERNY

W.

DANIEL

FRANK

ANTHONY

Radio

Perfect

II;

10,

Bowling,

Club,

Perfect

I

I,

12;

Ce

mere

Attendance,

9,

10;

Band,

9,

10,

Patrol, 10;

Track,

E.

L.

Hohman

Club, 10,

II;

Dallas

Music

TURNER

JOHN

TODORA

Attendance,

Student

12;

Club,

II;

Glee

Contest,

Music

Festival,

Honor

Math

9,

10,

Roll,

Club,

10;

9,

12;

Class

French

Sec.,

Club,

II,

10;

12;

Band,

II.

.

10,

II,

12. II

BRUCE

WARREN

Last

Roundup,

9;

Student

10;'

Patrol,

TYLER

Freshman

.

PETER

Football,

Bowling,

12;

Basketball

J.

10;

B­ II.

ROLAND

WASSDORF

Basketball,

9;

B-Team,

10;

Honor

Club,

Roll,

10;

Varsity,

Team,

10.

Club,

12.

WHITE

DAVID

9,

10;

Roundup,

Debaters,

9,

10,

12;

II;

French

History

Roundup,

12;

II,

Ranger

TIM

Last

12;

Roundup,

12;

Editor,

Sports

11,12;

WILBERT

PETER

JOSEPH

Bowling,

II,

Club,

9,

II,

DANIEL

Honor

Roll,

WILLIS

Class

10;

9,

10,

ing,

10;

Freshman

12;

II,

Student

Club,

9;

Bowl­

HALL

WOMACK

III

JAMES

WING

Football.

Freshman

12;

Basketball,

10.

JAMES HARRY

9,

9;

Football,

B-Team

12;

Patrol,

History

ELLIOT

TRAVIS

Treas.,

Bowling,

10,

12.

THOMAS

THOMAS

YEARGAN

ZIMMERMAN Enrolled

early

of

College

cester,

at

admissions

in

the

Class

Vice-Pres.,

12;

Class

I

Sec.,

I;

program

the

Holy

Massachusetts.

Cross,

Wor­

Class

T

Sec.,

12;

II,

reas.,

12;

10;

Glee

Ranger

Club,

Drum

Major,

12;

II,

Salesman

High

Magazine

Club,

Band,

12;

I

12;

I,

10,

9,

Capt.,

Drive,

12;

Honor

Class

Roll,

Treas.,

B-Team

10.

Library

Fresh

ma

n

Ba

9,

Class

10;

9,

Letterman's

II;

Football,

Aid,

10;

1

10,

sketba

II,

Pres.,

Club,

Varsity,

I;

9.

Glee

II,

Club,

12

12

12

12

eniOR

BRlatives

MOST

SCHOOL

MOST

SPIRIT

POPULAR

Smith

jim

Gardner

Hurley

Duffey

FATTEST,

Frank

THINNEST,

36

Satarino

Dave

Carson

BEST

Bob

ATHLETE

Duron

MOST

Bill

LIKELY

TO

SUCCEED

johnson

MOST

Parks

SELF-CONFIDENT

Stearns

(So

didn't

self-confident,

for

show up

he

the

picture.)

WITTIEST

Bill

Gaberino

37

WILLIAM

JOHNSON

C.

The

President

and

of

Faculty

JESUIT

THE

Extend

SCHOOL

HIGH

all

to

who

shall

OF

the

TEXAS

DALLAS,

this

behold

in

document

Lord

Greetings

the

His

WHEREAS:

Most

Reverend

Patrick

Excellency,

of

has

Dallas,

founded

of

student

the

has

and

been

honoring

purpose

who

has

most

High

school

special

its

to

influences;

of

the

reflected

faithfully

most

Bishop

with

of

Trophy

School

Lynch,

the

for

Lynch

Jesuit

D.O.,

Joseph

the

Bishop

distinction

the

spirit

and,

responsive

WILLIAM

WHEREAS:

CARL

of

a

JOHNSON,

the

Class

of

1962,

has,

grad�.ate

the

manliness

refinement

and

of

his

by

the

his

personality,

credit

has

he

reflected

the

on

school

dedication

athletics,

performances

of

of

himself

to

the

by

his

spiritual

the

the

public

affection

of

all

who

have

come

within

the

won

school.

the

of

his

the

influence;

sphere

WHEREAS:

The

of

Jesuit

High

Faculty

him

of

eminently

this

distinction

and

worthy

THEREFORE:

Because

of

with

the

of

the

approval

of

be

awarded

has

of

Office

and

thousand

nine

our

authority

Trophy

declare

we

hereby

the

of

Our

Lord

one

year

and

sixty-two.

Reverend

Very

President

38

and

found

JOHNSON

for

Lynch

by

School,

High

CARL

the

Bishop

confidence,

and,

consideration,

the

merits,

Jesuit

Faculty

WILLIAM

to

hundred

due

honor;

his

signal

worthy

after

School.

unselfish

by

appearances,

respect,

the

by

leadership,

and

writing

of

betterment

his

qualities

his

by

attainment,

superior

the

by

in

outstanding

scholastic

by

R.

A.

S.J.

Tynan,

ORGANIZATION�

concert:

a

heated

Student-Council,wdiscussion

in

�

the

Roun-

pandemonium

Room up

as

the

deadline

the

silence

of

meditation.

approaches:

39

NATIONAL

HONOR

SOCIETY:

Winfield

to

(I.

Mike

standing:

Padgett,

Bill

r.]

johnson,

sitting:

Keane,

Will

Stapp,

Roger

Larry

Sullivan,

Lawrence,

Pat

NATIONAL

HONOR

SOCIETY

The

Honor

National

is

an

or­

Society

whose

ganization

students

who

is

honorary

to

to

give

purpose

have

excelled

N.H.S.

in

recognition

academic

OFFICERS:

to

(I.

jack

Luecking,

40

work.

Bill

r.]

Keane,

Lawrence.

Luby,

Larry

Kent

Bob

Guillot,

Jack

Bulqer,

Rick

Atkinson,

Kent

Luby,

Tom

Biff

Luecking,

Tim

Devery,

O'Shea,

Hupfeld:

Bill

Krippner.

STUDENT

COUNCIL:

to

(I

Lawrence,

Bill

r.)

Hupfeld,

johnson,

sitting:

Biff

Roger

Sullivan,

Steve

Parks

Seward,

Stearns,

Pat

Tim

Guillot,

O'Shea,

joe

jack

Alfieri,

jerry

Irwin

Weaver,

Bill

Keane,

standing:

Luby;

Carl

Sentilles,

Larry

Carson.

STUDENT

COUNCIL

Santa

Bob

describes

life

at

North

Pole.

Bulger

OFFICERS:

jim

O'Shea,

Sec.;

Last

Vice-Pres.;

Smith,

Hurley

Tim

Parks

Stearns,

'election

of

Bill

johnson,

the

student

council

year's'

presi­

dent

new

attention

to

that

brought

in

organization

of

this

Pres.;

Treas.

1962.

Bill

Johnson,

in

his

basement

year

each

campaign

in

the

cil.

speeches,

affairs

With

of

the

the

of

student

a

voice

promised

school

a

help

'fulfilled

and

a

more

active

devoted

coun­

he

has

membership,

these

promises.

41

PHILOTHESPIC

SOCIETY

Phil

The

good

not,

little

home

came

jingling

in

had

medals

honoring

Then

or

people

a

on

practically

put

of

these

poetry.

and

together

given

they

performances

humorous,

dramatic,

got

of

tournaments

to

speech

than

often

more

Members

year

sent

were

organization

and,

162.

in

a

saw

the

Phil

The

Twelfth

professional

162

of

will

be

Night.

production

remembered.

of

Officers

the

Phil

to

(I.

Treas.;

First

Phil

to

row:

(I.

Killebrew,

r.)

Bovis,

Paul

Dave

Mr.

J.

Carl

Harold

row:

Boyd,

John

Carson,

H.

Carson,

second

Mike

Cuellar,

Jack

Joubert,

Moderator;

Ray

S.J.,

McShane,

Brad

Billings,

Tony

Kelly,

Moderator;

Larry

Ben

McCaffery,

Coston,

Greg

Pat

Bellamy,

Mike

Cammack,

Krippner,

Kevin

Sullivan,

Mike

Blankinship,

McEvoy,

fourth

Kevin

row:

Mike

Clancy;

Gardner,

Glasco,

Stearns,

Bill

Gary

Hupfeld,

Bill

Steve

Tom

Leicht,

Parks

Rusty

Bob

Bulger,

Biff

:

r.]

Pres.;

Jennings,

Darnell,

Hargadon,

Bob

Eberline,

O'Shea,

Bob

Riley,

Mike

McCarty,

Bill

Lawrence,

Bill

Crutcher,

Parker,

Glenn

Pat

Luby,

missing:

Don

Redding,

Mike

row:

Manglesdorf;

third

Ingram;

Greathouse,

Ass't.

Tim

Clancy

George

Chris

Keane,

Wilson;

Craker,

Bird,

Dan

Bill

fifth

Stapp,

Bill

Haggar,

Vullo,

Don

Chitwood,

Bill

sixth

Will

Pillar,

Jim

Mike

Charles

McKenna,

John

Stewart,

Dennis

row:

Madigan,

Mr.

Stapp,

Guilliot.

Representative.

Wilmarth,

Pat

Gaberino,

Krippner;

Pat

Gardner,

Duffey

Will

Ed

row:

Bill

Johnson,

Stefaniak,

Vice-Pres.;

Sec.;

L.

M.

Tetlow,

S.J.,

THE

THE

ON

M.

L.

Mr.

RIDER

RED

HORSE

Tetlow.

directed

S.J..

..

which

Rider."

Worth

For+

at

was

presented

and

17

on

Houston

at

February

the

for

24

Februa

on

National

Cath­

ry

Theatre

olic

district

Conference

and

re­

[es+ivals.

gional

play

Chitwood)

(Mike

King

to

refuses

.lubel

Since

"abdicate

for

man's

ambition,"

any

tells

him

he

must

Abdul

"stand

man's

Abdul

ambition."

tries

to

get

every

abdicate

to

the

so

Omar

king

(Tim

Ibrahim

and

(Biff

would

son)

sinate

trial

Lawrence)

(Larry

for

not

out carry

O'Shea),

Karim

Hupfeld),

Car­

(Dave

their

to

assas­

plan

him.

JUNIOR

Carl

Carson

ELOCUTION Robert

Eckelkamp

Richard

Erler

Charles

Ingram

CONTEST

Michael

,Redding

.r.

T.

Tadaro

Michael

Vullo

Mike

Killebrew

Missing:

Bill

SENIOR

Gaberino,

First

Pat

Place

Guillot,

ELOCUTION Second

Biff

H

Place

u

pfeld,

Second

Place

CONTEST jack

l.ubv

Tim

O'Shea

Winfield

Padgett

Will

Stapp

Dan

Stefaniak

Missing:

jim

D'Ambrogi

Parks

Stearns

43

TWELFTH

NIGHT

CAST

Duke

Orsino,

Jack

of

Luby

Illyria

Wilmarth

Don

Lord

Curio,

it

Kelly

whoops

Bill

Carson

Carl

Viola

Stapp,

at

rehearsal.

the

{Duffy

play

up

Gardner,

Will

Pat

Gaberino,

Kelly.}

Glen

Sea

McCarty

Captain

to

Servant

Maria,

Mike

Olivia

Redding

Bill

Belch

Sir

Gaberino

Toby

Roger

Bill

Clown

a

Fes+e,

Sullivan

Lord

Valentine,

to

Steward

Malvolio,

Sir

Johnson

Charles

Olivia

Olivia

Ingram

Pat

.

Kelly

Will

Andrew

Stapp

Aguecheek

Eberline

Bill

Antonio

.

.

Wilson

__

Sebastian

Clancy

Gardner Fabian

Duffey

Tim Priest

O'Shea

__

,

Officer

II·

McKenna

Pat

--

Officer

---

Bob

I

Eckelkamp

attracts

'the

attention

of

one

of

the

cast.

ngram

{Charles

Bill

Ingram,

Mike

--

Johnson.}

Vullo

Page

Paul

Sailol�s

Manglesdorf,

Eddie

Kevin

Haggar

Clancy,

Mike

---

Attendants

Crutcher,

Bill

Take

in

a

girl

twin

laced

Count

trio

a

Puritan.

of

in

strange

with

love

boistrous

rv

Ice

the

f

0

Co

u

love,

drunkards,

n

tan

d

s

i

r.

grieving

straiqht­

her

girl,

t

The

her

a

a

the

Then

disguise

e

land,

a

shipwrecked

a

brother,

Countess,

s

Pillar

in

the

put

re

sui t

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T

we

1ft h

Night!

"Accost,

Sir

Andrew,

accost!"

{Bill

Gaberino,

Mike

Will

Stapp,

Redding.}

"Let

me

run

this,

huh,

Gaberino?"

hams

Luby

J.

{Mr.

H.

Joubert,

S.J.,

Direc+or.]

Roger

another

Phil

picture.

up

Sullivan,

Don

Wilmarth,

(Carl

Mike

Vullo.)

Carson,

Jack

Luby,

Tom

Kneeling:

Herlong,

Rick

S.J.,

Atkinson,

Parker,

Charles

Moderator;

John

Martin,

Don

Wilmarth,

Winfield

Jim

Jack

Greg

Cooper,

Bill

Charles

Masse,

Padgett,

Darrouzet,

Crane,

John

Zapalac,

Ingram,

Tom

Hylden,

Mr.

W.

Tony

P.

Bayhi,

S.J.,

Bill

Parker,

Caldwell;

Neilon,

Dave

standing:

Bill

Dick

Carson,

Johnson,

Fr.

Jim

T.

Moderator.

DEBATE

Just

as

Debate

is

of

the

a

providing

heaps

it

is

also

toward

the

the

goal

of

main

talented

debate

refled

Bill

Johnson

wonders

what

to

Debate

do

next.

Officers:

Roger

Mike

Hughes,

Johnson.

Sullivan,

Dick

successes

of

team

speech

Team

the

Speech

many

of

the

high

a

a

squad.

nothing.

year

speech

support

a

The

is

ultimate

points

sweepstakes.

Without

tournament.

speech

spine

of

always

of

team.

quality

the

Jesuit

Debaters.

L.

Turner,

Huqhes.

Ass't.

this

Bunnell,

at

The

lineup

column:

Steve

Ramsey,

third

column:

Jim

Tovar,

Brown;

John

Pitts,

Griffin,

Phil

Mike

Brophy,

Archie

Bovis,

Maurice

Dowling,

McCarthy,

Zach

Paul

Rudy

Joe

Zuniga;

Geary

fourth

column:

Joe

Ennis,

Charles

Eugene

Lundin,

McEvoy,

Hollenbeck,

Gilchrist,

Lutskus,

Payne,

column:

second

Kriese;

Fernando

Steinle,

Bob

Joe

Jim

r.)

(I.

John

Charles

John

first

to

columns

By

Bovis,

Alexander,

Vinton,

Clancy

Jim

Wilson,

Scott,

Vincent

Hollenbeck;

in

Glenn

McCarty;

front:

fifth

column:

Dennis

Daboub,

Yeargan,

(Highlander

Stadium).

Liljestrom,

Leslie

Reagan,

Timothy

John

Leo

Rener,

Rhoades,

Pitts,

Mr.

by

E.

L.

Hollis,

Tony

Frank

John

Sharpton,

Jim

Larry

Franzen,

Pe+r,

Major.

Direction

halftime.

Larry

Bob

Flusche,

Meeks,

Drum

Jim

Hohman.

Bob

John

Brill,

JESUIT

HIGH

SCHOOL

BAND

BAND

OFFICERS

Louapre,

tain

and

S.J.,

AND

MODERATORS:

Joe

Moderator;

Drum

Lutskus,

band

and

its

new

uniforms

Moderators

a

during

in

S.J.,

Ass't.

to

Fr.

(I.

r.):

Lieutenant;

Jim

Lieutenant;

McCarty,

C.

Albert

Yeargan,

Glenn

Major;

Vavasseur,

The

Cap­

Milton

Mr.

L.

Moderator.

fore­

game.

ground.

The

of

school

a

is

band

of

indicative

the

spirit

of

the

school.

And

at

Jesuit

spirit

is

no

School

attitude

and

ready

assemblies,

work,

or

of

the

spirit

band.

whether

concerts.

it's

It

The

for

band

is

football

there

is

always

games,

it

than

school

proof

effort

to

always

and

there

High

of

more

significant

the

a

always

gives

good

showing.

47

ROGER

SU

LLiVAN

Editor

Layout

r.)

(I.

Gardner,

Cree,

Pat

Guillot;

Jack

Jim

Joe

Bill

Billings,

successful

as

Rick

Atkinson,

Parks

Gell,

Tim

Herpin,

Wayne

Pullich,

Carl

White,

Stearns,

Duffy

David

McAuliff.

reverte�

The

a

Roundup

magazine.

years

PAT

Mike

Debus,

Warren

Keane,

David

Redding,

ROUNDUP

two

After

JOHNSON

Weissert,

Brad

Mike

Brooks,

Bill

Stapp,

Bill

Adams,

Hernandez,

Mike

Madigan,

Will

Gaberino,

sitting:

standing:

Crane,

Dennis

THE

BILL

Bill

to

ROUNDUP:

Johnson,

GUILLOT

to

its

old

format.

It

was

true.

a

strange

newspaper

that

newspaper.

Conceptional

'five

somehow

Advisors

emerged

a

lot

of

or

six

on

in

that

day

an

copy

old

trunk

48

CRAKER

Advisor

to

one

that

come

will

re-kindle

find

when you

year

your

Kelly,

Editorial

but

a

attic.

in

lining

Pat

GEORGE

weeks.

every

memories

a

Editor-in-Chief,

and

Mr.

D.

R.

Toye,

S.J.,

Moderator.

PAT

KELLY

Editor

Literary

First

row:

second

Joe

row:

Lutskus,

Mr.

R.

D.

Bill

Dick

Barfield,

Debus,

Pat

Jones,

Jerry

Ass't.

S.J.,

Bill

Don

Guilliot,

Moderator;

Tim

McAuliff,

Sullivan

Bill

Keane;

Hughes,

Will

Stapp;

Brad

Jim

Billings,

Bra'dley,

and

Tony

Roger

missing:

Johnson,

McCaffery,

Morgan.

THE

ROUNDUP

LAST

CARL

Art

idea

The

school

of

students

is

hundred

madness.

But

staff

every

work:

but

when

the

Staff:

Tom

Jesuit.

The

editor

last-minute

Niagara

hard

the

covers

toil

appears

This

is

is

Last

differ­

Roundup

good.

like

we

Business

nearly

schools

by

at

frantic

in

finally

book

forgotten.

hope

the

by

book

the

because

is

ent:

it.

you.

Marion;

Wayne

Herpin,

Bill

Gaberino,

Editor-in-Chief;

Mr.

D.

R.

S.J.,

Toye, JOE

Redding;

Mgr.;

Terry

Bartley; Film

Miller;

John

HERNANDEZ

Moderator.

Mike

Business

Chuck

CARSON

Editor

of

book

done

is

year

done

year

harried

are

indubitably

of

is

it

And

the

country.

his

it

every

pages

allover

and

a

editing

high

very

two

Editor

Gilchrist.

JOE

WI

LBERT

Editor

Sports

49

SODALITY

The

is

the

not

in

most

Sodality

school.

important

because

it

several

Drivel

It

is

the

this

Thanksgiving

the

fact

that

a

Drivel

other

innumerable

and

dances,

distinction

gains

the

organization

a

sponsors

Mission

things.

its

work

by

salvation

and

of

souls.

perfection

A

look

the

of

work

astonishment

of

overcomes

those

who

see

the

Sodality.

First

to

row

(I.

Gordon,

r.):

Rudy

Duffey

Tovar,

Paul

Gardner,

Clancy

Tim

O'Shea,

Don

Nick

Madigan,

jim

Stewart,

Erler,

Third

Wilson;

Dennis

Manglesdorf,

Bucheit,

Mr.

R.

Bill

row:

johnson,

Dick

Hallack,

C.

Perry,

jim

Truhill,

Roger

S.j.,

Bradley,

Mike

Sullivan;

Moderator;

Larry

Vullo,

fif�h

sixth

Ray

row:

row:

Lawrence,

McShane,

jim

Fr.

second

jack

Biff

Hupfeld,

Bob

Paul

Masse,

Earl

Barry,

Dick

johnson,

row:

john

Luby;

Hawkes,

jim

Hughes,

S.j.,

Director;

Bill

fourth

row:

Krippner;

Turner,

juan

Ernie

Gomez.

Moser,

Tom

SODALITY:

CANDIDATE

Front

to

row

Pat

(I.

Ben

Bovis,

second

Cammack,

Jaen

Bob

row:

Lawrence,

Rick

Jennings,

third

row:

Coursey;

Mark

Hannon,

Fr.

Earl

Mike

Erler,

Kiflebrew,

Johnson,

S.J.,

r.):

Joe

Phil

Flusche,

Frank

Bill

COUNCIL:

Pat

Jim

Guillot,

Biff

Bradley,

Collora;

Allen,

John

Joyce,

CENTRAL

Flanagan,

Chuck

Fleming,

Gene

Walt

Jack

Mr.

Luby,

ner,

Don

Robert

Perry,

S.J.,

Larry

Lawrence,

Erler.

Stewer+,

Director.

Th

rit

e

of

th

e

Soda

spi

lity:

for

working

Candidates pre­

food

for

pare

annual

Thanks­

Drive.

giving

the

Christ.

Hupfeld,

Gard­

Duffy

Back

row:

jake

Steve

Bill

Hargrave,

Krippner,

john

Carty,

Tim

Bob

Becker,

Fox,

Rick

Glen,

Reasonover,

Patak,

Bob

Mike

Klein,

Neuhoff,

Killebrew,

Brasted,

Gene

Flusche,

Reichenstein,

Juan

Chuck

Kagey,

Janicek,

Caesar

Zuniga,

Gomez,

Mike

Campion,

Vance,

Steinle,

Liljestrom,

row:

Tim

Hughes;

Ed

Manglesdorf,

Riley,

Larry

middle

Dick

Paul

jim

Ricci,

Gil

M.

Barrett,

SOCIETY

BERCHMAN'S

JOHN

ST.

Tom

O'Shea,

Bucheit;

M.

Trevino,

T.

front

Fr.

A.

C.

Loua pre,

S.J.,

with

server

Mike

McCarty.

A

Sacristan

for prepares

52

Mass.

-Glenn

Ed

Scott

McAuliff;

McAuliff.

McCarty,

Mc­

Murphy,

Klein"

row:

Chuck

Buzz

missing:

Miller,

Crutcher,

Milberger,

LETTERMAN'S

First

row:

Tim

Bob

Duron,

Dugan,

H.

Barry,

Dick

Bill

RANGER

First

row:

Bob

Tim

Dugan,

Melvin

Slovak,

Duron,

Caesar

May,

Ricci,

jim

Bill

H.

Smith,

johnson;

Tim

jim

jim

Bill

R.

Sher

Preston,

second

Chris

row:

Don

CLUB

Tom

row:

Ostdick,

lewis,

third

Pat

lawrence,

larry

Vance,

last

Weathers,

Pat

DelaGarza,

row:

Duffey

Pete

Nugent,

Paul

Dan

Eckelkamp,

Chitwood,

Cuco

Steve

Mokry;

Rick

Ferguson,

Mike

row:

Colgin;

larry

Bird,

Erler,

Bill

laBarba,

Chris

Murphy,

Hupfeld,

Bulger,

Zimmerman,

Smith,

fourth

langston;

joe

Ed

Biff

Bob

Moderator;

S.j.,

O'Shea,

Taliaferro,

Bill

Guillot,

Caesar

Seward,

Bob

jim

Conine,

Archie

Rick

Daboub,

Gil

Ricci,

Neuhoff,

Trevino,

jackson,

john

jim

Sefcik.

CLUB

Ed

third

Ostdick,

row:

second

jim

row:

Mike

Yeargan;

Dan

Mike

Hanley,

Chris

Eckelce mp,

Taliaferro.

Tom

Fergu'son,

.I.

,

Smith,

jerry

Gruber,

johnson,

Blackburn,

Vance,

.l

Fr.

Gardner,

jim

Roppolo,

jerry

CLUB

53

STUDENT

PATROL

The

of

1962

will

be

remembered

the

among

of

massive

a

service

called

appearance

Student

Patrol.

organization

Members

of

this

white

organization,

thei

on

r

the

blazers,

badges

patrol

lunch

room

at

wearing

the

noon,

pe+roliinq

the

at

solemn-faced

teach­

replaced

the

er

Club

Safety

First

street

Friday

hundred

other

for,

year

the

things,

and

led

the

crossing,

Jesuit

ushers

at

High

the

CCD

people

horde

of

three-

Convention's

pontifical

Mass.

High

SENIOR

STUDENT

PATROL

First

row

to

(I.

second

r.):

Carl

Bill

row:

Gell,

Chuck

Toberny,

Bill

Lenzer,

Miller,

Tom

Fain,

Bob

Mike

Horak,

Cook,

Brady

third

row:

Eidt,

Ray

Mike

Golden,

Terry

Lotridge;

Bill

Munchrath,

Dave

Drabek,

Sparky Hernandez;

Don

Massey,

Moore,

Joe

Phil

Milberger,

Schnitzius,

Tony

Morgan,

.

Robert

Cardenas;

fourth

Bob JOW:

John

Tyler,

Seibert,

McCloskey,

Wendy

Tom

Fleming,

John

D'Avingon.

COMMITTEE

Nick

LaLumia,

Vice-Pres.;

Bob

Galer,

Pres.;

Bernie

Long,

Fr.

S.

Capt.;

Jerry

54

Jones,

J.

Riviore,

Treas.;

S.J.,

Moderator;

Dan

Eckelkamp,

Tim

Colonel.

Willis,

Capt.;

Demers,

Larry

Fuess,

Bruce

OFFICERS

(Below)

Pat

MacKenna

Janick

Mike

Joe

Bill

Mariner

Stanford

McAuliff

Mike

Mike

Hanley

Caffo

Gary

Bill

Eberline

Missing:

PATROL

STUDENT

JUNIOR

(Above)

First

M.

B.

row:

J.

Roach,

D.

Oates,

McCaffery,

Wagner,

J.

H.

T.

Mariner,

P.

Marron,

second

McKenna;

row:

Boyd,

A.

M.

D.

M.

Price,

G.

A.

J.

M.

Quevedo,

A.

D.

Brooks,

G.

Perkins,

W.

Trevino,

Rutledge,

M.

Arline,

Hallack,

Gell,

Weissert;

B.

fourth

row:

M.

Eberline,

Foley,

B.

row:

J.

J.

Castro,

fifth

Canales;

T.

row:

Third

Leicht;

Caffo,

N.

Sliter,

Hanley,

J.

McAuliff,

B.

Janick,

Owens,

T.

Stanford,

C.

Bartley,

Ferguson.

OFFICERS

(Below)

Miles

Goodwi

n

Russell

Bellamy

Scha

Bob

Bob

uer

Adams

Clint

Eckelca

m

p

Ed

Haggar

Tim

Reasonover

Mark

Sherwood

Kevin

Clancy

David

PATROL

STUDENT

SOPHOMORE

(Above)

First

F.

row:

Wise,

B.

Pillar,

M.

M.

P.

R.

J.

L.

row:

Kriese,

G.

row:

B.

Zimmerman,

Clancy,

row:

R.

F.

Bigelow,

Koegl,

T.

Tomilson,

fourth

B.

Benenale;

A.

second

Gardner;

Adams,

row:

D.

J.

Pettigrew;

Leandra,

Osborn,

Eckelcamp,

C.

J.

K.

Cybulski,

T.

C.

P.

Bellamy,

B.

J.

D.

M.

Reasonover,

Petr,

R.

McDonnell,

fifth

Steen;

Dennis,

T.

Mandoiza,

third

Tovar;

Petrie,

M.

B.

Petak,

Farina,

Vullo,

Sweeney,

Fleming,

Zuniga,

B.

Pierotti.

J.

M.

Reynolds,

Hamelin,

sixth

row:

Terilli,

F.

E.

Haggar,

M.

Sherwood,

Zu

rcher

LIBRARY

AIDS

LIBRARIANS:

Seated

to

(I.

Jimmie

:

Charles

r.]

Rovello,

Jaen

Steinle,

Lawrence,

John

Gilchrist,

Larry

FRESHMAN

Jack

Mrs.

Helen

Scott,

Librarian

White,

Ass't.

Librarian

Mike

Wayne

Fernando

Zuniga,

Mrs.

Herpin,

Owens,

Sweeney;

standing:

Mitchell

Cybulski.

ASSEMBLY

MODERATOR:

Mr.

J.

Henry

Left

to

Dan

right:

Irwin

56

Sentilles,

Sec.,

McGuire,

Steve

Richard

Wilson,

Erler,

Tom

Heinen.

Danny

Hoekstra,

President,

Mr.

J.

H.

Joubert,

S.J.,

Joubert,

S.J.

BOWLING

LEAGUE

Front

row:

Team

Captains:

Bob

Drabeck,

League

Randy

Dick

Bill

Keane,

Newton;

fourth

Rick

Fell,

Labac,

jim

Sladek,

Duffey,

Todora,

Mike

Labac,

Gary

Sec.

Horak,

Willis

Redding,

Charles

Wing,

Tom

Chuck

john

Bill

Ronny

Mike

Rick

jim

Tovar;

fifth

row:

jerry

Scottino,

Jack

Dave

Wendy

second

row:

Fleming,

john

Mike

Hunt,

third

Wilbert,

Lenzer,

Sweeney,

Caravella,

Seibert,

Mariner;

joe

Smith,

Mike

row:

Cybulski,

Demers,

Brady

Alfieri,

row:

Lotridge;

Travis

Moore,

Sparky

Bill

Wayne

Baker,

Parks,

Cummings,

Jimmy

Stewart,

Tim

Willis,

.

Mike

Goodwin,

Mr.

Jack

Eifert,

Bowling

Moderator,

M.

Munsch.

SCIENCE

CLUB

First

row

(front

Bennett;

second

to

back):

row:

joe

Tony

Eads,

Fernando

Zuniga,

johnny

Pitts,

Walter,

jack

Milton

Crane,

Rick

Fechtel,

George

Atkinson,

Frank

Craker,

Jimmy

Fertitta,

Bill

Pi.tts,

Johnson,

Mike

Phil

Gordon

Sampeck,

Bill

Lenzer;

third

row:

johnson.

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RADIO

CLUB

MODERATORS:

Fr.

julius

Fr.

W.

S.J.

May.

W.

President:

Wolcott.

Jim

Vice-President:

S.J.

Turner

Art

Price

Tom

Edwards

Secretary-Treasurer:

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