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1963 Yearbook

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1942

1963


THE

LAST

ROUNDUP

1963

Published

by

THE

SlUDENTS

OF

JESUIT

HIGH

Dallas,

SCHOOL

Texas


Mr.

2

E.

L.

Hohman


MR.

E.

L.

HOHMAN.

We

the

might

iam

Faulkner's

The

Sound

and

aptly

the

apply

/II

seed

the

Fury,

the

For

he

was

endinq.".

Jesuit

first

High

has

witnessed

all

the

to

began

sound

make

volume.

For

epitaphs

did

band

anything

blies,

was

big-the

raliies-Mr.

the

(like

there.

not

sound.

start

the

And

now

we

are

aski

1942

Lawn.

the

too,

whenever

High

assem­

them,

him

to

"lead

processions,

but

the

was

band"

in

the

across

midst

town

ng

third

decade

of

Jesuit

loud

High's

He

students

Jesuit

Football

watched

on

Iy

their

to

Oak

of

fury,

Coca-Cola)

games,

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pep

of

3812

at

(yes)

this

in

present

grow

and

virtually

whose

those among

but

harmonious

history.


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part

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your

11ft

yours.

Sincerely

,cur:


School

Jesuit

High

8


Photo

of

Generosity

1963

F.

L.

"Bub"

Thompson


REV.

S.

JOSEPH

RIVOIRE,

and

Assistant

S.J.

Prefect

of

Dis-

Principal

cipline

REV.

J.

B.

LEININGER,

Secretary

MRS.

F.

A.

NORSCH

Reqistrar

REV.

FRANCIS

BROU,

S.J.

Religion

REV.

TIMOTHY

Religion

14

GOllOB

S.J.


REV.

T.

L.

HERLONG,

Latin,

REV.

THOMAS

Student

F.

HOLLAND,

Counselor,

Religion

Religion,

S.J.

Speech

S.J.

and

Speech

REV.

C.

EARL

JOHNSON,

S.J.

Religion

REV.

JULIUS

J.

MAY,

Physics,

Religion,

S.J.

and

Chemistry

Govern­

ment

REV.

CYRIL

C.

MIESCH,

and

Religion

S.J.

Math

15


REV.

JOHN

and

H.

SCHRUM,

Latin

Religion

REV.

WILLIAM

Student

E.

UNDERHILL,

S.J.

and

Counselor,

Religion

Speech

REV.

BENJAMIN

WREN,

S.J.

and

Religion,

History,

English

MR.

DANIEL

and

English

MR.

Latin

PETER

BAYHI,

S.J.

R.

BARFIELD,

Government

S.J.

S.J.


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THE

LAST

ROUNDUP

1963

Published

by

THE

STUDENTS

OF

JESUIT

HIGH

SCHOOL

.

Texas'

Dallas,


Mr.

2

E.

L.

Hohman


MR.

E.

L.

HOHMAN.

We

the

might

iam

Faulkner's

The

Sound

and

aptly

the

apply

"I

seed

the

Fury,

the

For

he

•

has

all

witnessed

the

sound

make

volume.

For

Lawn.

Oak

of

the

fury,

(yes)

this

3812

(like

Coca-Cola)

the

students

too,

whenever

Jesuit

High

epitaphs

band

did

anything

blies,

was

there.

assem­

Football

big-the

raliies-Mr.

not

watched

on

Iy

their

sound.

to

start

the

And

processions,

games,

Hohman

pep

of

now

we

are

him

aski

to

them,

"lead

but

the

was

band"

in

the

across

midst

town

ng

third

decade

of

loud

Jesuit

High's

He

grow

and

virtually

whose

1942

present

at

to

began

High

in

among

first

Jesuit

those

was

ending.",

but

harmonious

history.


as

as

p��.t..

is

It

thi:s ot

that

t.raining and


School

Jesuit

High

8


of

Photo

Generosity

F.

L.

"Bub"

Thompson

1963

9


REV.

S.

JOSEPH

RIVOIRE,

Assistant

and

S.J.

Prefect

of

Principal

Dis­

cipline

REV.

J.

B.

LEININGER,

Secretary.

MRS.

F.

A.

NORSCH

Re9'istrar

REV.

FRANCIS

SROU,

S.J.

Religion

REV.

TIMOTHY

Religion

14

GOllOS

S.J.


REV.

Latin,

REV.

THOMAS

Student

F.

HOLLAND,

Religion

L.

HERLONG,

Religion,

S.J.

Speech

S.J.

and

Counselor,

T.

Speech

REV.

C.

EARL

JOHNSON,

S.J.

Religion

REV.

JULIUS

Physics,

J.

MAY,

Religion,

S.J.

and

Govern­

Chemistry

ment

REV.

CYRIL

C.

and

MIESCH,

S.J.

Math

Religion

15


REV.

JOHN

H.

SCHRUM,

and

Latin

Religion

REV.

WILLIAM

Student

E.

UNDERHILL,

Counselor,

S.J.

and

Religion

Speech

REV.

BENJAMIN

WREN,

Religion,

S.J.

and

History,

English

MR.

DANIEL

and

English

MR.

PETER

BAYHI,

_.

latin

S.J.

R.

BARFIELD,

Government

S.J.

S.J.


MR.

Latin

FRANCIS

R.

DOWLING,

S.J.

and

English

MR.

PATRICK

English,

MR.

ALBERT

J.

JUNG,

S.J.

English

MR.

FRANCIS

E.

S.J.

RENFROE,

Spanish

MR.

RICHARD

Physics,

Lati�

J.

STOLTZ,

and

English

S.J.

Latin,

J.

HUNTER,

and

Speech

S.J.


MR.

L.

MULRY

TETLOW,

Latin,

S.J.

and

English,

Speech

MR.

MILTON

L.

VAVASSEUR,

Math

BROTHER

LEO

COLLISON,

S.J.

Sacristan

BROTHER

Assistant

PATRICK

USINA,

S.J.

Treasurer

MR.

DWIGHT

Assistant

18

to

BLACKWELL

Treasurer

S.J.


MR.

RUFE

BREWTON

Education

Physical

MR.

WILLIAM

DURICK

History

MR.

ROBERT

J.

EIFERT

and

History

Sociology

MR.

JOHN

FINN

History

MR.

MILTON

GAUDET

Math

19


MR.

E.

L.

HOHMAN

Music

MR.

HENRY

Math

H.

HORTON

and

Chemistry

MISS

ANTONIA

Assistant

JIMENEZ

to

Registrar

MR.

PAUL

Math

MR.

GARY

Math

A.

PASQUA

KOZSUCH


MRS.

JACK

SCOTT

Librarian

MR.

JAMES

English,

MR.

JAMES

Physical

MRS.

HELEN

Assistant

G.

WALSH

Education

WHITE

Librarian

MR.

HERBERT

M.

SHEANER,

Track

JR.

J.

Speec.h

SPAETH


JAMES

HENRY

ARLINE

Camera

Club,

9,

10;

Honor

Roll,

9,

11;

10,

Candidate

Linz

12;

ing

Seminar,

12;

Aid,

10;

12.

Patrol,

11,

Linz

Pin,

11;

10,

9,

10,

Roundup,

Advanced

Club,

11,

ADAMS

Pin;

4-yr.

Science

11,

Library

Student

Aid,

MICHAEL

9;

Bowling,

Cafeteria

JAMES

Read­

12;

11.

Class

9,

Roll,

Gold

Senior

10;

9,

De­

Medal

12;

11,

Essay,

A

Sec.,

11;

10,

Medal

11;

12;

11,

10,

9,

Team,

Gold

bate,

ATKINSON

PRESLEY

RICHARD

Honor

Speech

11;

12;

Editor,

Roundup,

10,

De-

Sec.-Treas.

.

Nationa

Honor

Team

11;

Club,

Track,

10;

Club,

11,

Candidate,

Sodality

12;

9;

Debate

9;

Phil.,

10;

12;

11,

Society,

Math.

Science

12;

"B"

I

12;

bate,

Pres.

Sodality,

Distinguished

PAUL Math.

Service

Award,

Last

Roundup,

11;

4-yr.

finalist;

Seminar,

24

12;

11;

11,

RAYMOND

TERRY

BARRY

MICHAEL

BARTLEY

12;

Can­

11;

Merit

Perfect

11,

12;

Chemistry

Forensic

League,

Distinction,

11.

Attendance,

9;

Ranger

Club,

11,

10,

11,

Semi­

12;

10,

National

Degree

Seminar,

Seminar,

National

Pin;

9,

Debate,

of

11,

French

12;

Linz

didate

9,

12;

Treas.,

Sec.,

Club,

12.

11,

Basketball,

Camera

Class

12;

11;

Class

Sodality,

Pres.,

12;

9,

Letterman's

10, 12;

Football,

9;

Varsity,

10,

11,

11,

12;

"B"

9;

Track,

Club,

11,

12;

9,

10,

Student

Last

Attendance,

velopment

Roundup,

9,

10,

11,

11;

Test

12;

11,

12;

Patrol,

Perfect

National

10.

Award,

De­


LARGUIER

GORDON

Science

Club,

11;

Bookstore,

11,

BENNETT

12.

BRADLEY

9,

Roll,

10,

11;

Merit

National

12;

Treasurer,

12;

12;

Treasurer,

'12;

Linz

Candidate

NHS,

Semifinalist;

9,

Philothespic,

10,

9,

10,

Sen

Team,

Speech

Alpha

12;

9,

10,

Math

Theta,

ior

Phil

11;

Roundup,

11;

Mu

12;

11,

Sen­

12;

11,

Roundup

Last

12;

Editor,

Plays,

11,

BILLINGS

BERNARD

Honor

Pin;

ior

Seminar,

11,

12;

Elocution

Contest,

NFL

12;

Sodality

Candidate,

Distinction;

Seminar,

JOHN

CHRISTOPHER

Honor

Roll,

9,·10,

Class

Pres.,

Society,

10,

9,

11,

10,'

9,

12;

11,

11;

11,

12;

Football,

12;

BIRD

N.H.S.,

11,

12;

Phil.

Class

12;

10,

Treas.,

9;

Letterman's

9,

10,

Basketball,

11;

Club,

JAMES

Baseball,

9;

WALTER

Football,

TONY

BLACKBURN

"B"

Basket­

Team.

Band,

9,

11,

12;

9;

Degree

French

of

Debaters,

9,

10;

10.

L.

BOVIS

Student

Patrol,

11,

12.

"B"

ball,

11,

9,

12;

'Co-captain;

Letterman's

Team,

10;

Varsity,

12.

Club,

11,

Track,

9.

25


RUDOLPH

ROBERT

Band,

11,

10,

9,

BRILL

Roundup,

12;

12;

12.

Bowling,

Honor

Roll,

Student

9;

"B"

9;

Pres.,

Class

11;

Student

10;

Football,

10;

Society,

11,

12;

10,

11,

12.

Glee

Club,

JOHN

10,

11,

CHRISTIAN

Roll,

9,

10,

11;

9.

Seminar,

K.

10,

9,

11;

11;

Debate,

Candidate

Football,

11;

9,

Perfect

Team,

11;

10,

9,

0;

Club,

Student

Candidate

trol,

11;

Physics

Club,

11;

12.

dality,

26

Science

1

Attendance,

ZACH

BROOKS

"B"

Pin,

French·

11;

Sodality,

MICHAEL

BROADHURST

Linz

Honor

10,

Vice-Pres.,

Patrol,

Phil.

Team

12;

9,

Class

Council,

BOYD

WAYNE

O'HAROLD

11;

Roundup,

11,

Band,

Pa­

Spanish

So­

12;

St.

10,

REYNOLDS

11,

Club,

John

12;

11,

BROWN

Science

12;

Glee

Club,

Club,

Berchman's

9.

Club,

12;

11,


GARY

Honor

Roll,

Perfect

LOU

IS

CAFFO

Class

10;

Vice-Pres.,

1

st

10;

"B"

Attendance,

9,

Football,

10;

Fresh

11;

"B"

Varsity,

T�am

12;

Basketball,

Student

Patrol,

10;

11,

9;

12;

12.

Lt.,

STEPHEN

Golf

9,

ALPHONSE

Student

JOHN

ARTURO

CANALES

Class

Patrol,

11,

12;

Spanish

Secretary,

Club,

11.

10,

9,

to

ish

Club,

Frosh

11,

12;

CASTRO

Soph.

Club,

Band,

9;

CALABRIA

J.

9,

10;

Class

STEVE

10;

Perfect

Mgr.,

9;

Team

10;

Attendance,

9.

Treasurer,

RAY

CHUNN

11.

Attendance,

9,

10,

Span­

Football

"B"

Mgr.,

Latin

Congress,

Convention,

Frosh

Baseball

9;

10;

Bowling,

Perfect

11;

CYO

Representative

Mgr.,

Team,

10;

9;

Football

11.

27


LAWRENCE

Class

Sec.,

12;

Candidate,

12;

12;

12;

12;

10,

11,

Club,

12;

JAMES

12;

Footba!!,

9,

10;

St.

John

N.

CONINE

WILLIAM

10;

Var­

"B"

12;

9;

Baseball,

Club{,

ance,

9;

Varsity,

10,

11,

Team

10;

Letterman's

Berchman's

11,

12;

Class

Varsity,

Perfect

11,

12; Honor

9.

Roll,

Attend­

10.

Vice-Pres.,

12.

Roundup,

MARCUS

Student,

10;

Band,

CRANE

10;

Science

Club,

12.

Student

Patrol,

HAROLD

CRAWFORD

Student

Perfect

Patrol,

9,10.

28

PATRICK

CONSTABLE Basketball,

Sodality

Fresh­

11,

Team

9;

Track,

·DAVID

Transfer

COLGIN

Freshman

Club,

"B"

Football,

11,

Society,

11,

CARL

Glee

Letterman's

man

sity,

12;

Attendance,


JOHN

CREE

WILSON

DAVID

LEO

WAYNE

CUELLAR

ANTHONY

CUMMINGS

Letterman's

Honor

So­

Honor

9;

Roll,

Honor

Roll,

9;

League,

Bowling

9,

10,

11;

Class

Treasurer,

9;

Roll,

11,

10,

Bowling,

"B" Camera

10,

Club,

9;

Candidate,

dality

12;

Bowling,

9;

Phil­

Debate

Society,

9,

Football,

�'B"

12;

10,

11;

Letterman's

12;

11,

10,

9,

Senior

11,

Elocution

Club,

12;

Finalist,

12;

othespic,

Roundup,

Theta,

11,

9,

10,

12;

Sodality

12;

12;

11,

Roundup,

uit

Golf

Roundup,

Last

12;

11,

11,

Roundup,

10,

11;

dation,

12.

Tournament

N.F.L.,

Pin;

9,

Jes­

12;

9;

sity,

11,

11,

9,

11,

12;

Var­

Team

12;

12;

Basketball,

10;

12.

Golf,

11,

Mu

Chess

Candidate,

Club,

National

10;

Play,

Merit

9;

Alpha

Candidate

9;

4-year

Linz

10,

12;

Society,

Philothespic

Club,

10;

Last

Golf

Team

11,

Team,

9,

Letter

Linz

10;

of

Pin,

9,

Recommen­

12.

Winner,

THOMAS

Transfer

MARTIN

Honor

Student,

10;

DEVERY

Class

Roll,

11,

12;

Last

Pres.,

10;

N.H.S.,

11,

12;

Roundup,

12;

12.

Math

Seminar,

M.

MICHAEL

DANIEL

Bowl­

Honor

Roll,

ing,

ball,

9,

10;

9,

10,

11;

Debater,

"B"

Baseball,

9;

Team

Freshman

10;

Varsity,

"B"

ball,

9;

sity,

11,

12;

11,

Team

Base­

9;

Foot­

12;

Var­

Football,

Letterman's

Club,

11;

11,

12;

12.

Roundup,

29


JOHN

Class

TIMOTHY

Letterman's

12;

Sec.,

Ranger

Club,

11,

Baseball,

9;

12;

12;

Captain,

"B"

Football,

Team

10,

11,

Roundup,

Varsity

A.L.

12;

9;

Basketball,

Baseball,

Science

12;

IRVIN

EADS

WILLIAM

Honor

French

Club,

11,

12;

Roundup,

12;

11.

Roll,

9;

ROY

12;

Bowling,

11,

12;

Roundup,

pic,

Club,

EBERLINE

Tennis,

11,

10,

11;

12;

9,

Glee

11,

12;

Student

10;

Glee

10,

Club,

10,

11,

12;

11,

11;

12;

12.

JOSEPH

Bowling,

10,

Sec.,

11;

THOMAS

11,

12;

French

10,

11.

ing

Prefect

Father

Rivoire,

on

"their

steps."

30

of

confers

Discipline,

with

some

of

the

seniors

Seminar,

EDWARDS

Radio

Club,

Club,

Club,

Patrol,

Philothes­

10,

12.

Baseball,

Team

Football,

10;

JOSEPH

DUGAN

Club,

Last

10,

Freshman

11,

Freshman

"B"

Cheerleader,

11;

9,

10,

11,

Advanced

12;

Read­


DONALD

JAMES

ERLER

FRAN

CHRISTOPHER

DONALD

FERGUSON Honor

Roll,

Council,

12;

10,

9,

Sodality,

11,

11,

12;

Radio

Student

12;

10,

10,

Club,

10,

12;

11,

9,

Honor

Tri-Capt.",

Football,

12;

dent

11,

10,

12;

Stu­

Class

Roll,

Patrol,

9;

Basketball,

Treasurer,

dality,

12;

11,

Phil

Play,

9;

12;

Club,

Letterman's

10,

11,

12;

trol,

11,

12;

K

FERTITTA

Science

Club,

st

Lt.,

12;

11;

Latin

Student

Club,

Pa­

Del­

11;

12;

egate

Club,.

Track,

CYO,

12.

11,

11,

12;

9.

Sodality

Team,

12;

11,

9,

Letterman's

Track

12;

NHS,

11,

S.peech 12;

9,

11,

10.;

9;

1

Vice­

12;

to

Phi!.,

12;

Prefect,

9,

Team,

Linz

11;

Central

Pin,

Council

Candidate,

9,

So­

Candidate

NFL,

Sodality,

9;

12.

9,

10,

11,

JOHN

Golf,

9,

10;

Band,

FOLEY

J.

Class

9;

Secretary,

Student

Patrol,

CARL

Perfect"

Attendance,

A.

10;

11,

12;

9.

Sodality,

FIORLETT A

Science,

11.

31

9;


JOHN

Honor

WEIR

Roll,

11,

10,

GILCHRIST

Class

9;

Pres.,

9;

IV

9,

Band,

Officer

12;

Winner

11;

Band,

Short

Story

Contest,

10;

Last

11,

Roundup,

12;

Roundup,

Hohman

12;

Instru­

mental

9,

Contest,

U.

12;

MICHAEL

Transfer

Student,

10;

Col.

Student

CARL

PATRiCK

10,

10,

9,

Letterman's

12;

11,

9,

11,

12;

10,

9,

10,

11,

12;

NICHOLAS

10,

9,'

Tennis,

12;

9,

So­

Philothespic

Debate,

11,

Distinction,

Editorial

9,

11,

10,

N.F.L.

12;

9,

12;

10,

Roundup,

11,

9,

Last

Advisor,

12;

11,

Asst.

12;

11,

Roundup,

Sports

Contests,

Place,

11,

Council

11,

Berchman's

10,

11,

12;

12;

9,

11;

Editor,

Second

10,

12;

11,

Central

10,

Sodality,

12;

Club,

Soph.

Prefect,

9,

Aid,

11,

11.

12;

11,

12;

12;

Candidate,

Linz

10;

Congress,

EDWARD

Honor

Council,

11,

12;

11,

12;

11,

of

Degree

11;

Club,

Captain,

10,

Team,

12;

10,

Patrol,

GUILLOT

Student

Roll,

11;

ciety,

Elocution

Library

Festival,

12.

Patrol,

Honor

Speech

10;

Art

Dallas

Business

12;

Student

of

GELL

Roundup,

12;

Roundup,

Manager

Lt.

FREDERICK

Pin,

10;

9,

10;

9;

NHS,

President,

10.

Roll,

dality,

12;

11;

las

11;

9,

So­

Attendance,

11,

12;

Band,

10,

Philothespic

Club,

12;

10;

11;

Club,

9;

MICHAEL

Honor

Glee

11,

Club,

Festival,

HALLACK

Perfect

9;

10,

Camera

Marching

Student

10,

11,

Patrol,

of

12.

Place

Ranger

9;

Club,

Manager,

Winner,

HANLEY

JAMES

Class

Roll,

Student

12;

Dal­

University

First

12;

Treasurer,

Student

11,

12;

Council,

12;

Letterman's

11,

Patrol,

12;

11,

Basketball

12.

Club,


HARFORD

JAMES

4.

Transfer

Student,

4;

Bowling

League,

IRA

Class

HARRISON

Treasurer,

JOHN

TOMMY

HARTNETT

DURWOOD

JAMES

Roll,

9,

Freshman

10,

11;

H.

12.

Roundup,

HILKER

HEINRICH

Honor

Honor

9.

12;

Roll,

Basketball,

Candidate,

Linz

9,

10,

11;

Debate,

9,

10;

Sodality

Candidate

French

9;

Seminar,

11;

Pin.

33


EUGENE

VINCENT

THOMAS

HOLLENBECK

DELL

RICHARD

BRIAN

HUGHES

HUFF�INES

Radio

9,

Club,

12;

11,

10,

Freshman

11.

Band,

9;

Class

Baseball,

Secretary,

9,

10,

12;

10,

Letterman's

Roll,

9;

9;

Vice-Pres.,

Assist.

Coach

12;

Roundup,

St.

Club,

Roll,

Student

Class

10;

9,

Council,

9,

10;

10,

11,

Honor

Sodality,

11,

9,

12;

Roundup,

Gold

12;

Student

Student,

Basketball,

11;

11,

Patrol,

11;

12.

9;

Roundup,'

John

12;

Berchman's

9.

12;

10,

9,

So­

So­

12;

10,

John

Service

11,

12;

Forensic

League,

11,

12;

Scholarship,

11,

Gold

of

Degree

10;

Jesuit

Medal

De­

Debate,

Dis­

Medal

Speaker,

Service

34

Team,

Pres.,

and

10,

tinguished

12;

11,

National

12;

9,

St.'

12;

Gold

Speech

12;

11,

Distinction

baters,

Sodality,

Last

Club,

11;

11,

10,

12;

11,

Editor-in-Chief,

)2;

11,

Pres.,

12;

Sodality,

12;

Council

Central

9;

Roundup,

B-erchman's

Transfer

Football,

Team,

Baseball,

12;

Candidate

Secretary-Treasurer,

Candidate

10;

dality,

9,

Club,

His­

11;

Seminar,

12;

Seminar,

Vice-Pres.,

National

12;

French

11,

ciety,

tory

Award,

12;

HUGHES

S.

RICHARD

Honor

12;

"B"

Honor

Club,

Last

Spanish

Award,

11,

11;

12.

Conversation

at

senior

shed

leads

inevitably

and

to

teachers.

parents,

girls.

12;


9;

Roll,

9,

Perfect

9;

Sodality,

Honor

Candi­

Honor

Pin,

MICHAEL

JANICK

DANIEL

MICHAEL

Linz

date

Roll,

10;

Pin;

10,

Candidate

11;

President,

9,

Letterman's

Honor

4

Roll,

yr.

Debaters,

11;

WAYNE

ROBERT

JOHNSON

GERMANY

9,

Class

Linz

Attendance,

"B"

9,

11;

KASKA

Club,

12;

Football,

John

St.

Team,

10;

Varsity,

11,

12;

11. Student

10;

Patrol,

11,

12;

-Officer,

11,

9,

11;

10,

Vice-Pres.,

11,

Roundup,

Math

Editor,

12;

Science

10,

12;

Math

Sem.,

11;

Senior

A

11,

12.

11;

12;

Club,

11;

9,

10,

Berchman's,

10,

Seminar,

Chemistry

12.

Club,

11,

D.

Debate,

Student

RAYMOND

Transfer

ball

F.

Freshman

Track,

Student

9,

10,

KERR

12;

Roundup,

12;

12.

Letterman's

Patrol,

12;

Baseball,

Glee

sity

MICHAEL

Golf,

Patrol,

Foot­

12;

12;

12;

Assistant

12;

9;

KEENAN

Assistant

Student

Coach,

Club,

Trainer,

12;

Var­

12;

12.

Club,

35


CHARLES

KREBBS

H.

Last

Team

"B"

Football,

11;

Science

Roundup,

12;

Club,

Honor

Roll,

9-;

9;

10;

12;

Edu­

10.

Sodality

John

St.

10;

9,

National

III

KLEIN,

9,

Roundup,

Bowling,

Roundup,

Award,

Development

Candidate,

12;

Test

cational

SCOTT

WINFIELD

Last

Berchman's

Society,

12;

11,

10,

12.

Roundup,

SHERMAN

CARL

LA

BARBA

JOHN

Var­

Letterman's

Club,

10,

12;

11,

Basketball

sity,

10,

11,

12;

Perfect

Varsity,

tain

11,

12;

Freshman

Football,

9,

"B"

12.

10,

36

Spanish

THOMAS

man

9,

10;

Instrumental

Band,

9,

L.

9,

10;

10,

Philothespic,

11,

12;

Cap­

Patrol,

12.

11,

11,

Roundup,

.Glee

12;

Club,

12;

of

10;

12.

Roundup,

Pa­

12;

Last

trol,

Perfect

10;

Co-Captain

Club,

LEICHT

Student

Hoh­

10;

Student

Contest,

REED

ROBERT

LAND

E.

Honor

Roll,

10;

Team,

9;

Attendance,

Freshman

Football;

Last

Basketball;

Secretary

Class,

11,

12;

Attendance,

9;

Speech

9,

Team,


NUMA

JOSEPH

(NICK)

LIVAUDAIS

Class

President,

Perfect

Class

10,

9,

11;

Attendance,

12;

Cross

9;

11;

Vice-President,

Track,

Letterman's

Country,

9,

11;

10,

12.

Club,

THOMAS

MICHAEL

LOREMO

"B"

Class

Treasurer,

11;

Football,

Letterman's

10;

11,

Varsity,

12;

Te arn,

Club,

12.

12;

RICHARD

PATRICK

VALENTINE

JOSEPH

TOMMY

MARINER

Track,

RAY

MacKENNA Student

Bowl­

Council

9;

Representative,

Roundup,

10,

11,

12;

9,

10,

11,

MARION

Last

Roundup,

10,

Business "B"

Honor

Roll,

9;

Football,

9;

Team,

ing,

11,

10,

12;

Ceptain,

0;

Team,

10;

Varsity,

11,

9;

Pa­

12;

12;

12;

Manager,

Glee

Club,

11,

12;

12;

Library

Pianist,

12;

Service,

CYO

11,

11,

Talent

10;

Basketball,

St.

John

Berchman's

trol,

11,

12;

Show

Cross

Captain,

12;

Country,

Winner,

10.

9;

Stu­

9;

Baseball,

Student

"B"

Council

Student

1

Representative,

Society,

Philothespic,

11,

12;

11.

American

11;

Legion

Baseball.

S.o­

dent

Patrol,

11,

12;

President,

Phil

dality

Candidate,

9;

Major

12;

Plays,

12.

11,

37


A

view

of

lower

field

and

the

Turtle

Creek

area

before

construction

began.

TIMOTHY

Honor

10;

1

Ro,II,

Track

st

Lt.,

9;

10,

JOHN

MARRON

Student

Council,

11,

12;

9;

Bowling,

9,

Student

Patrol,

11,

12;

12.

ROBERT

Transfer

Student,

12.

MASON

WILLIAM

Perfect

12;

MICHAEL

DON

McAULIFF

Patrol,

John

Berchman's

Pres.,

12;

10;

11,

Track,

12;

Society,

9,

10,

Officer,

9,

10,

11,

11; 9,

Bronze

Medal,

9;

Silver

10;

Frosh

Frosh

Basketball,

Baseball,

9,

"B"

9;

"B"

Base­

Med­

ball,

11;

Roundup,

12;

Last

Roundup,

10.

10,

11;

Student

Vice-Pres.,

38

11;

10,

11,

Team,

12;

al,

ANTHONY

McCAFFERY Attendance,

Student

Phil,

St.

Patrol,

9.

11,

12;

Class


Lower

field

after

Creek

Turtle

21

was

be·gun.

Square

JOE

McCORMICK

Freshman

9;

Baseball,

11,

12;

Letterman's

"B"

Team,

Club,

12;

10;

Varsity,

Last

Roundup,

12;

Glee

Roundup,

JOHN

GARY

RAYMOND

McEVOY

DAVID

Club,

Spanish

12;

BRUCE

DENNIS

McSHANE

12;

MEEKS

Hohman

Phil,

9,

10,

11;'

Play

Staff,

9;

Band,

10,

Honor

9;

Roll,

Class

Pres.,

9;

Sodality

Band,

9,

10,

11,

12;

Hohman

Lt.,

12;

Music

Student

Council,

12.

Festival,

10,

Candidate,

10,

11,

12;

9;

Sodality,

Major

Student

10,

Plays,

9,

11,

10;

Phil,

9,

Debate,

9;

12;

9,

11;

Music

12;

Lt.,

12;

Festival,

12.

Drum

Drill Dral

11,

11;

12.

Club,

Major,

12.

Council,

39


11;

Class

12;

Pres.,

MOKRY

GEORGE

WILLIAM

Class

Letterman's

Club,

10,

Vice-Pres.,

11,

Vice-Pres­

12;

"B"

dent,

12;

Baseball,

1

0,

10,

9,

Captain;

11,

12;

10,

JAMES

12;

11,

11,

Varsity,

Student

11,

12;

Frosh

10;

Team,

9;

Football,

11,

Varsity,

Track,

DICK

Track,

9;

Varsity

12.

MOEN

"B"

Team,

Basketball,

12;

Patrol,

Letterman's

12;

Perfect

Club,

Attend­

9. ance,

ISMAEL

G.

MORALES

MARSHALL

Vice-Pres.,

10;

EDWARD

MURPHY

10.

Perfect

Class

Attendance,

Honor

Basketball,

9;

Roll,

9,

10;

Football,

WILL!AM

,JOSEPH

Class

Pres.,

10;

9,

MURPHY

Glee

Club,

Frosh

10;

Baseball "B"

9;

Team,

10;

Varsity,

11,

12;

Baseball,

9;

10;

Team,

Varsity,

11,

12;

St.

Club,

man's

12;

Secretary,

Club,

11.

12;

11,

John

9;

Frosh

Team,

10;

"B"

11;

Varsity,

terman's

Club,

10,

11,

Coach,

12;

9';

12;

12;

Let­

Treasurer,

Last

Roundup,

10,

Varsity,

Football,

Berch­

10,

12;

40

Captain,

9;

Captain,

Letterman's I'B"

12.

Roundup,


"B"

11,

Team,

9;

10;

Varsity

Letterman's

12;

11,

10,

Club,

Student

Cross

12;

11,

Country,

12;

11:

Perfect

Patrol,

NASKY

CHARLES

DAVID

Basketball,

Track,

Attendance,

12;

10,

JOSEPH

WILLIAM

9,

Team,

11,

10,

9,

12;

11,

10,

French

10;

Bowling,

10;

Speed

9;

Degree

11;

Glee

AUGUST

M.

Attendance,

9;

Freshman

Transfer

Basketball,

9;

10,

Football,

11,

12;

Football,

10;

Varsity,

10,

11,

12.

9,

11;

Roll,

9,

11;

BART

Perfecl

OATES

Stu-

Attendance,

10;

Student,

dent

Club,

Team

Roll,

Club,

11,

NOBLE

Honor

Perfect

9;

Roll,

"B"

11;

12.

Team,

JAMES

NEUHOFF

VINCENT

ROBERT

Honor

Letterman's

Excellence,

Honor

Club,

Seminar,

Reading

Forensic

12;

of

League,

9;

JR.

NEILON

National

Debate

Golf

Patrol,

11,

12;

12.

Spanish

Club,

11,

12;

12.

Baseball,

9;

Tennis,

9,

41


EDWARD

WILLIAM

Perfect

Honor

Roll,

9;

Cafeteria

Aid,

9;

WARREN

O'BRIEN

Student

Attendance,

9;

Library

10.

Patrol,

ANTHONY

11,

12;

Glee

OWENS

Club,

11.

WINFIELD

HAL

Honor

9,

Aid,

9,

Roll,

11;

10,

PADGETT,

Class

11;

10,

Debater,

Team,

Speech

11,

ANTHONY

Team,

10,

11,

Seminar,

Sodality

12;

inar,

RICHARD

12;

Senior

M.C.,

12;

Golf

12;

NHS,

French

12;

JR.

11,

12;

11,

Letterman's

Contest,

12;

Vice-Pres.,

10,

9,

10,

9,

Eloc.

Club,

10,

12;

11,

12;

Candidate,

Captain,

12;

Vice-Pres.,

Math

11;

9;

Seminar,

Music

Sem­

Pin

l.inz

Candidate,

9,

11.

lO,

PARKER

Senior

Debate,

Eloc.

9,

10,

Contest,

Award,

11,

12;

12;

Phi!.,

10,

Last

Roundup,

11,

12;

12;

Short

Story

11.

FRANK

42

9;

Club,

12;

Patrol,

Spanish

12.

Club,

PERKINS

DAVID

Student

Football,

Glee

Science

Club,

11,

11,

12;

12;


JAMES

Football,

12j

11,

Track,

Congress,

Sophomore

10,

9,

11,

10j

Letterman's

Clubl

10j

9,

Student

Class

12j

11,

10j

Treasurer,

Perfect

Attendance,

Cafeteria

9j

10j

Radio

Bowling

9j

12j

9,

10,

League,

Last

11

Aid,

9,

10,

Patrol,

11,

12j

11,

Honor

Roll,

12j

10,

9,

Golf,

9;

Club,

Year

Club,

Four

12.

Science

Linz

Club,

Roundup,

10.

PULICH

MARK

12j

Class

Sodality,

12;

Pin,

12j

Roundup,

Math

10j

Aid,

Symposium,

9,

ROBERT

JAMES

9j

10,

11 j

Club,

JOHN

j

11.

Texas,

REAGAN

Cafeteria j

Debate,

Science,

11;

12;

Nuclear

11

Seminar,

Aid,

9,

9.

QUEVEDO

Class

Roll,

12j

11,

Berchman's

University

11

Band,

10,

ANTHONY

Honor

10j

Seminar,

Last j

John

12j

Library

Physics

of

Student

12j

Secretary,

9,

Biology

11

10,

St.

Council,

11,

Candidate

Camera

Roundup,

j

Science

Club,

Student

11,

WARREN

PRICE

ARTHUR

PRESTON

JOSEPH

10,

Perfect

12j

Attendance,

Secretary,

9,

10j

Letterman's

111

Patrol,

12j

Per­

Club,

12j

Spanish

Club,

Attendance,

9j

"B"

9j

1

Baseball,

i,

11,

Freshman

fect

9j

Team,

10j

12j

Football,

Varsity,

12.

43


JOSEPH

ROBERT

Aid,

9,

Patrol,

Club,

10;

Club,

Spanish

First

12;

11,

11,

Student

Honor

12;

RICCI

JAMES

Vice-Pres­

Student,

President,

12;

Vice-President,

9;

12;

11,

Letterman's

ball,

"B"

10,.

Club,

ROACH

MICHAEL

Transfer

Class

Class

ident,

Council

9;

Roll,

12;

Sci­

Lieutenant,

12.

11,

AUGUSTUS

CAESAR

REAMES

Stu­

Library

dent

ence

10;

"B"

Team

12;

Club,

Ranger

Football,

11,

9;

10;

"B"

Baseball,

9;

10,

THOMAS

JOSEPH

Class

Vice-President,

9,

Student

10;

Patrol,

11,

ball,

11,

11,

12;

12;

John

11,

12;

Glee

Var­

10;

Berchman's

12;

Club,

9,

10.

11,

12;

Sophomore

Track,

Congress,

Treasurer,

Representative,

9;

9,

Letterman's

Varsity

10,

11;

Club,

Ranger

12.

THOMAS

Radio

Club,

EDWARD

Student

9;

RUTLEDGE

12.

Patrol,

12;

12.

Cheerleader,

10,.

Freshman

Foot­

Football,

10,

Club,

12;

Football

Coach,

12;

Captain,

12;

ROPPOLO

Class

11;

Council

Freshman

12;

Club,

11,

11,

Team

Captain,

St.

sity,

10,

Team

"B"

Tri-Captain,

11,

Foot­

Ass't

Student

11;

Team

Fresh­

11,

man

Varsity,


PHILIP

Transfer

11;

SAM

SAMPECK

MICHAEL

Student,

Student

Science

Club,

11,

Patrol,

PETE

12.

ALLAN

SATARINO

ROBERT

SCHAEFFER

Student

Perfect

Attendance,

Glee 12.

Patrol,

9;

11,

12;

12.

Club,

VINCENT

Transfer

10;

CHARLES

Student,

10;

SCOTTINO

Soph.

Congress,

Student

Bowling,

11,

12;

Patrol,

12.

LEO

Perfect

JOSEPH

JR.

SCHINDLER,

Chess

Attendance,

Citation,

Roundup,

10,

Club,

9;

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Tom

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Carl

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Clint

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Benenate

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Art

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Brender

David

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Mike

Cash

Don

Frymark

Kevin

Clancy

Greg

Cooper

McKane

Randy

Charles

Ingram

Jack

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Treasurer

Neil

Clark

David

Michael

Morgan

Mr.

Dan

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James

Pitts

John

Barfield,

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Jim

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John

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James

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David

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Vice-President

Secretary

President

John

Richard

James

Michael

Ronald

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William

Charles

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Driscoll

Bowen

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Michael

Glasco

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Brian

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Thomas

Gardner

Frank

James

Timothy

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George

Greg

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McNally

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Michael

Reichert

Paul

Pettigrew

Butch

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Anthony

Vanderslice

Stephen

Anthony

Lawrence

Sanders

Roger

Ringham

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President

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Mike

Vullo

Secretary

Ed

Mitch

Krebbs

Cyhulski

Mr.

Francis

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Renfroe,

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Steve

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Robert

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Ronald

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Willis

Terry

Bob

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Frank

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Greg

Paul

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Joe

Mike

Mueller

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Paul

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Patrick

Michael

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Robert

Michael

Bertrand

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Richard

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William

Michael

Brenner

Joseph

James

Cook

Robert

Jennings

Bereuther

Stephen

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David

Eugene

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Mark

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Treasurer

William

Lalla

James

Hunt

Richard

Harkey

Mr.

Patrick

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Hunter,

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Johnson

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Michael

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Sentilles

Richard

Leonard

Lankford

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Lawrence

David

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Robert

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Joseph

Thomas

Clark

Terry

O'Neill

McDonald

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John

Wheelock

Kenneth

Wytatt

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Vice-President

William

Rale

Ressler

Davis

Robert

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Francis

Wayne

Alexander

Richard

Baker

Brown

William

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James

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Benjamin

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Secretary

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Michael

Bernardo

Walter

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Charles

Crowley

Robert

Czerwinski

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Patrick

Lindley

Richard

Erwin

Duffey

John

Kiker

Lee

Grasshoff

Dennis

Griffin

Lloyd

William

Malone

John

Mitchell

John

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Daniel

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James

Holick

James

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Alan Daniel

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Palmer

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George

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David

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President

Donald

John

Bell

Robert

Huth

David

John

D'Orsaneo

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Thomas

Kreiner

Micha.el

Everett

Vice-President

Zimmerman

Patrick

Hargadon

Gary

Labac

John

McGuire

Secretary

Lalumia

Joseph

Michael

Redding

Thomas

Keeter

Bryan

William

Higgins

Richard

Reed

Joseph

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Michae·1

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Richard

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Richard

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Sullivan

John

Ta,llent

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S.J.

Teacher

David

Taylor

Wilson

Alfred

Vasquez

Stephen

David

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President

Richard

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Vice-President

Erler

Michael

Becker

Norman

Secretary

Taliaferro

Coston

Darnall

Greqory

Micha,el

Charles

Collora

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Craig

Hassan

Benjamin

Joseph

Cortmeglia

Robert

Hollenbeck

Leslie

Hollis

Mr.

Robert

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J.

Eifert

Teacher

Donald

Steven

Maher

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William

John

Kee

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Treasurer

Richard

Gregory

David

Macourek

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Stone

Hubert

Powell

Daniel

Rohmer

Smith

Gary

Russell

Ira

Stroughter

John

Frank

Christopher

Todora

Charles

Stewart

Richard

Tullius

Springer

Lynn

Swann

Treadwell

Kenneth

Stiegman

Stephen

Velasquez

75


President

Vice-President

Treasurer

Secretary-

Lonnie

Chunn

Francis

Richard

Cronin

Joyce

Mr.

John

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Finn

Teacher

Howard

Bass

Andrew

Chase

William

John

Berry

Jack

Bunnell

Bowers

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Grady

William

Joseph Depre

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Michael

Stephen

Edgar

Murphy Richard

James

Donald

Timothy

Gerz

Robert

Hughes

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Robert

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Paul

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Maher

Lyman

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Charles

Steinle

Spencer

Carl

Paul

Richard

Walden

Stanley

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President

Vice-President

Michael

John

Secretary

Johnson

Richard

Michael

Boeglin

Rohert

Bainard

Abeln

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David

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Nando

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Lawrence

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Thomas

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Thomas

Byrd

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Treasurer

Nicholas

Curtis

David

Kunst

Krippner

Joseph

Dale

Lawrence

Richard

Roark

St.

Romain

Iwanski

Patrick

Hogan

Lajoie

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Moxley

William

Stephen

Steven

John

Maher

Anthon.y

Andrew

Ma,rtin

Thomas

Jenner

William

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James

David

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Philip

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Vice-President

President

Terrane·lla

Tony

Larry

James

Rebert

Brice

Patrick

Carrell

Joseph

Leonard

Willi'am

Dickinson

Larry

Huston

Hendler

Charles

Jenks

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J erry

Ringham

Jehn

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Patrick

Kinney

Louis

Gehring

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David

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Student

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Joe

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Technical

Thoma's

Donald

Me·inke

Mark

Stepanek

Sterling

Richard

Stone

Brian

Nasky

Brian

James

McCormick

S.J.

Dowling,

Teacher

Newman

Edwin

Pitts

Robert

Talbot

Rodney

Tappen

Neil

Thompson

M.ichael

Price

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Joseph

Thomas

White

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Vice-President

President

Secretary

Michael

Sullivan

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Davidson

Greg

Mr.

Gary

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Eugene

Oscar

Ashley

Chavez

Micha·el

Ayoob

Jose

Cuello

Matthew

Jon

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David

John

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Ronald

Grubbs

Treasurer

Hakert

Joseph Manuel

Zuniga,

Richard

Hayes

Martin

Patti

Ernest

Lovelace

Haywood

Nicholas

John

Ma.guire

Georqe

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Peters

Anthony

Piccola

Philip

Eric

Charles

Minotti

Conrad

Neitzel

Randall

Daniel

McConathy

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Rodriguez

Mark

Micha,el

Racanelli

Wilkinson

Patrick

Teeling

David

Swanson

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President

Vice-President

Jack

Secretary

Gondolf

Tom

John

Osten

Yarbrough

John

John

Colwell

James

Crowley

Arnone

Philip

Michael

Farmer

Robbie

John

Baugh

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Michael

Gallager

Paul

Clark

Robert

Gloster

Mr.

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John

Looney

Maher

Nabholtz

George

Steve

Martin,ez

Lawrence

Nadalin

Michael

Bruce

Frank

M.aupin

Edward

O'Connor

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Lawrence

M.oser

David

Johnson

McNally

Paul

Stanton

William

Tomlin

Mike

George

Moser

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Charles

Zuercher

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President

Vice-President

James

John

Secretnry

Robert

Scottino

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Phillips

Finn

Christopher

David

Atkins

William

Baker

Richard

Fox

William

Leon'Barry

Wayne

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Luke

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John

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Charles

Paul

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Lewis

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William

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Robert

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Donald

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John

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Teacher

Michael

Anderson

Edward

Cloherty

Timothy

Bale

Harold

Boggan

Thomas

Cook

John

DiFrancesco

Brown

Philip

Mark

Edwards


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Greene

James

Halza

James

McLaren

Mark

Janick

Richard

Johnston

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David

McCullough

Carl

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Joe

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Molina

David

Fue'ss

Daniel

Mach

Thomas

Gary

Newkirk

Paikowski

Vincent

Timothy

William

Frenk:

Barry

Galer

Mariner

O'Connor

Smarzik

Wendel

89


STUDENT

COUNCIL

Council

The

meets

Executive.

the

Rivoire,

Down:

Fr.

Ricci,

Sitting

Benenate.

Second

Sullivan,

Student

Council

Seward.

Rivoire,

S.J.,

Row:

Moser,

The

attend

Mass

as

Byrd,

Weaver,

Pierotti,

First

Row:

Fritsche.

Left

S.J.,

and

Molina,

Third

an

hour

right:

Steve

before

Caesar

to

agenda.

pare

the

to

regular

meeting

Roger

Sullivan,

Ricci,

pre­

Father

Seward.

Grasshoff,

Minotti,

DeLoache,

Roberts,

McShane,

Vinton.

Row:

Higgins,

a

group.

Fr.

Rivoire,

S.J.

Moderator

Roger

Sullivan

President


:r-

•

�

CHEERLEADERS

h. .t ,.�.'

1rt' �

��:.

First

Row:

Mike

Tim

Dugan,

Mike

Roach.

Second

Vance,

Row:

Mike

Glasco,

William

Randolph

Taliaferro.

Mr.

Pillar,

Mulry

Tetlow,

S.J.,

Jerry

Left

to

Roach,

Right:

Vance,

Glasco,

Pillar,

Dugan.

GLEE

CLUB

.

First

Row:

Boyd,

Colgin,

Leicht.

Powell,

Third

Row:

Vullo,

Palmer,

Schaeffer,

Pillar,

Eckelkamp,

Wilson.

Second

Row:

Dugan,

Eberline,

Marion,

Cole,

McCarty,

S.J.

Fr.

Herlong,

Darrouzet,

Fourth

Houston,

Row:

Roach,

Halleck,

Sliter,

-

.

E.

Mangelsdorf,

Brenner,

Krebbs.

Frymark,

93


Second Front

Row:

Miller,

Kiker,

Patak,

Deloach,

McAuliff,

Pulich,

Colgin,

Maguire,

Row:

Byrd.

Vance,

Stewart,

Murphy,

Keenan,

Bunnell,

Terilli,

Coursey,

S.

D'Aviqnon,

D.

Mangelsdorf,

Buchheit,

Krippner.

Third

Row:

Mr.

Bayhi,

S.J.,

(Moderator),

Flusche,

Klein.

ST.

JOHN

BERCHMAN'S

SOCIETY

Ricci,

Trevino,

Klein,


LIBRARY

AIDS

First

Row:

Revello,

D'

Fritch,

Avignon,

Lawrence,

Janicek,

Arduini.

Watts,

Gilchrist,

Ma·rion,

Second

Row:

Byrd,

Zimmerman.

Walden,

Sharpton.

BOOKSTORE

Mr.

Francis

Renfroe,

S.J.

(Moderator),

Reasonover,

AIDS

GrasshoH,

Beale,

Bennett.

CLASS

PROMOTERS

OF

APOSTLESHIP

OF

PRAYER

First

Row:

Wise,

Third

Haywood.

Byrd,

Row:

Arduini,

Sands,

Hendler,

Treadwell,

Watts.

Reynolds,

Second

Row:

Smith,

Greathouse,

Houston,

Vullo,

Frymark.

95


PHYSICS

First

SECTION:

Row:

Adams,

Sampeck,

Row:

Sefcik,

SCIENCE

CHEMISTRY

SECTION:

First

Row:

Mikus,

Strecker.

Third

Stoltz,

Row:

Dennis,

C.

Krebbs,

Eads.

Second

Moderator.

S.J.,

CLUB

Mr.

Horton,

Bauer,

Mr.

Cooper,

Munche,

Reasonover,

Rovello,

Melsheimer.

Walden,

Second

Row:

Spangle,

Fourth

Cybulski,

Row:

M.ag.ro.

Pitts,

Crane,

Sharpton,

Pitts.

CAFETERIA

AIDS

Left

to

Right:

D'Avignon.

96

Becker,

Arline,

Terranella,


STUDENT

HIGH

COMMAND:

Sullivan.

First

Second

Row:

Row:

Pat

Colonel

Moderator

MacKenna,

Commander-in-Chief

Fr.

Rivoire,

Joe

Robert

Lt.

Roger

Lt.

Colonel

Mike

Mariner,

Captain

Eckelkamp,

Staff

Gel!,

Hoekstra.

Tom

Sgt.

PATROL

The

Patrol

Student

was

organized

n

Student

the

1962

Council

under

by

the

direction

and

with

son,

S.J.,

of

S.

Fr.

the

of

J.

Rivoire,

R.

Mr.

C.

S.J.,

Atkin­

help

to

increase

student

participa-

.

tion

in

the

of

the

school

functioning

use

of

student

mon

itors

in

the

by.the

enforcement

of

discipline.

Lt.

Gary

Caffo,

Lt.

STUDENT

Tim

Master

First

OFFICERS:

Row:

Second

Row:

Frank

Lt.

Lt.

OFFICERS:

PATROL

Bob

Tim

Fertitta,

Reame·s,

Lt.

S.

J.

Robert

McAuliff,

First

Second

Row:

Row:

Row:

Bob

Lt.

MacKenna,

Leicht.

Lt.

Master

Master

Micky

Mike

Sgts.

Third

Lt.

Third

Row:

Eberline.

Sgt.

Reasonover.

Dennis.

Pat

Mariner,

Mike

Lt.

Bill

Marron,

Sgt.

Patak,

Father

Colonel

Joe

Captain

Gell.

Mike

Colonel

JUNIOR

PATROL

STUDENT

SENIOR

Gene

Master

Reynolds,

Bob

Eckelkamp,

Paul

Mitchell

Vullo,

Cybulski,

Bauer.

Sergeant

S.J.

Rivoire, �--------�

97


STUDENT

PATROL

SOPHOMORE

STUDENT

PATROL

OFFICERS:

Row:

First

Corporal

Sgt.

Hoekstra,

nall.

Third

Second

Corporal

Bernardo,

Row:

Zbylot.

Row:

Alexander,

Corporals:

Dar­

Stewart.

Corporal

FRESHMAN

STUDENT

PATROL

OFFICERS:

First

Row:

Squad

Leader

Gallagher,

Staff

Sergeant

Talbert,

SEN

lOR

STUDENT

PATROL:

First

Second

Stanford,

Kerr,

Leader

Swanson.

Squad

Second

Scottino.

Hughes,

Perkins,

Fourth

Castro,

Fertitta,

Schaeffer,

Price,

Reames,

Canales,

Marron,

Land,

McAuliff,

Oates,

Owens.

Eberline,

Third

Leicht,

Mariner,

MacKenna,

Row:

Nasky,

McCaffrey,

Boyd,

Row:

Crane,

Bartley,

Crawford,

Livaudais,

Sliter.

'Q'uevedo,

Bevis,

Roach,

Satarino,

Row:

Johnson,

Row:

Arline,

Keenan,

Hoekstra,

Flyn.

Row:

Caffo,

Gell.

98

Berry,

Fifth

Rutledge.

Row:

Ferquson,


Second

Dennis. First

PATROL:

STUDENT

JUNIOR

Row:

Patak,

Vullo,

Cybulski,

Reynolds,

Eckelkamp,

Reasonover,

Row:

Blankenship,

Terilli,

Leandra,

Beyer.

McCarty,

Schauer.

Goodwin,

Fifth

Row:

McKane,

Strangi,

Wise,

Koegl,

Row:

Worley.

Cronin.

Proza,

Harrison,

Sixth

Row:

Nankivell,

Dasho,

Row:

Bauer,

Fourth Third

Petr,

Bigelow,

Gardner,

Brasted,

Sanders,

Gorman,

Benenate.

Hamlin,

Crutcher,

SOPHOMORE

Horak,

Pool,

Frymark,

STUDENT

Grasshoff,

Kiker,

PATROL:

First

J.

Row:

Macourek.

Brown,

Smith,

Stewart,

Lalla,

Sirchio,

Alexander,

Darnall,

Third

Allen.

R.

Row:

Fifth

Ressler,

Row:

Brenner,

Bernardo,

Greathouse,

Coston,

Hoekstra,

Stewart.

Second

Mitchell,

Hannon,

Steinle.

STUDENT

PATROL:

First

M.

Row:

Gallagher,

Johnson,"

Hoekstra,

Berry,

Flynn,

Monier,

Nasky,

Third

Row:

Watts,

D.

Korman,

Lawrence,

Sullivan,

Row:

Second

Row:

Mc­

Swanson,

Weathers. Cook.

Cullough,

Schaefers,

Fourth

Lajoie,

Brophy.

Talbot. FRESHMAN

Row:

Zbylot,

Reichenstein,'

Treadwell,

Davidson,

Fourth

Row:

Osten,

Price.

Fifth

Terranella,

Mariner,

Lajoie,

Fuche,

Stock,

Fleming.

Row:

Ayoob,

Urbina,

Mienzer,

Iwanski,

Conway,

99


First

Row:

Weissert,

Moderator

Hallack,

Fr.

Moser,

Johnson,

Buchheit.

S.J.,

Coursey,

Th-ji-a

Row:

Flusche,

Erler,

Vullo,

McShane,

Tovar,

Ass't

Darrouzet,

Moderator

S.J

Mr.

..

Second

Row:

Barry,

Bayhi,

Sullivan,

J.

Stewart,

Mangelsdorf,

Guillot,

Masse.

SODALITY

CENTRAL

COUNCIL,

First

Row; Darrouzet,

Wilson,

Row:

Erler,

Sullivan,

Guillot.

Second

Masse.

Sodalists

to

prepare

100

distribute

results

of

'Drlve.

Thanksgiving

Wilson,


CANDIDATE

First

Row:

Abeln,

Third

McGuire,

Row:

work

continues

Sodality

J.

Smith,

M.

Johnson,

Colqin,

G.

Lawrence,

Sullivan,'

with

J.

D.

Lawrence,

Arduini.

SODALITY

Second

Row:

Wilson,

Hoekstra,

Sullivan,

crib

"Christmas

Spirit"

Stewart,

ippner,

Thanksgiving

R.

fosters

Sirchio,

Drive.

the

apostolic

Wi-Ison;

Sodality

Kr

R.

Sentilles,

Pillar.

by

ereding

scene

on

Treas.,

Erler,

Vice-Prefect;

Guillot,

Prefect;

Clancy

Sec.

Barry,

Jesuit campus.

101


CAREER

First

Row:

Truhill,

Finn,

Moderator.

Kiker,

Beye·�,

Third

Curtis,

Schauer.

Row:

Gerz,

Second

Row:

Fr.

Holland,

CLUB

S.J.,

Moderator,

Stone,

Steinle,

Smith,

Proza,

Mr.

John

Wolff.

Bennett,

RADIO

CLUB

First

Row:

Mr.

Renfroe,

Sharpton,

·102

Schauer,

S.J.,

Dennis,

Moderator,

Goodwin,

Nankivell,

Edwards.

Rapp,

Redding,

Kriner,

G.

Sullivan,

Griffin.

Second

Row:

Spangle,


NATIONAL

First

Row:

Guillot.

Greathouse,

Third

Moser,

Darrouzet,

Row:

Stapp,

Billings,

Atkinson,

HONOR

Masse,

Bird,

Erler.

Second

SOCIETY

Row:

Hylden,

Row:

Ferguson,

Secretary;

Third

Roach,

Saba,

Eckelkamp.

Dugan,

Row:

Treasurer;

Vance,

President;

Reynolds,

Buchheit,

Devery,

johnson,

Ricci,

Roppolo.

Second

Row:

Fritsche,

Talleferro,

Last

Hinkel,

Sullivan,

CLUB

Vice-President. First

Turner,

Hughes.

RANGER

Fr.'

Row:

Haggar,

Brender,

Rivoire,

S.J.,

Barry.

103


J

E

s

u

I Moderator:

Rev.

T.

L.

S.J.

Herlong,

T Pres.

Dick

Hughes

First

Row:

Korman,

Meny,

Steinle,

Maher,

McCormick,

Stone,

Pillar.

Martin,

Third

Moderator,

Row:

Flowers,

Jenks,

Abeln.

Second

Row:

Byrd,

D.

O'Connor,

Johnson,

Hannon,

Arduini,

Fourth

Stone,

Keane,

Row:

Redding.

S.J.

Fr.

Herlong,

Irwin

Fr.

a

Herlong,

S.J.,

gives

few

words

of

advice

before

for

the

to

the

Houston

departing

Tournament.

.

\

Old

friends

and

new

rivals.

Delegates

Blossom

Cherry

104 Masse,

Parker,

Turner,

Atkinson.

Tournament:

Sentilles


Vice-Pres.

Jim

Turner

Sec.-Treas.

Rick

Atkinson

First

Row:

Mr.

Fr.

Herlong,

Asst.

Moderator.

Masse,

Baker

Jesuit

at

R.

S.J.,

Second

Stewart,

Moderator,

Tumy,

Johnson,

Parker,

Fourth

Zapalac,

.Row:

Wilmarth,

J.

Darrouzet,

Wilson,

Wyatt,

Senti

Row:

Flusche.

Hylden,

Coerver,

'Third lies,

Hunter,

Row:

Cummings.

Stewart,

S.J.,

Parker,

Brophy.

Tourna-

ment.

Mike

from

first

Redding

accepts

in

Father

the

Jesuit

Tournament.

Tynan

place

Maher

at

Jesuit

Tournament.

Ingram,

Atkinson,

Hughes,

Tumy,

of

with

Turner

Parker,

pose

part

the

Team

year's

relaxes

at

San

Jacinto.

Speech

"105 trophies.


First

Row:

Glynn,

Kaska,

McDermott,

E.

Mokry,

Third

Klosterman,

Row:

Murphy.

Cole,

Daniel,

Owens,

Heinrich,

lalla,

Neuhoff,

Higgins,

laBarba,

McDonell,

Erler,

Huffhines,

W.

Weathers.

Murphy,

Loremo,

Preston,

Second

Row:

Ricci,

Coglin,

Trevino,

Seward.

Barry,

Roppolo,

LETTERMAN '5

CLUB

OFFICERS:

Murphy,

First

Seward,

Vice-Pres.;

Mokry,

Secretary;

Murphy,

E.,

Treasurer.

Row:

Glasco,

Dugan,

Row:

Moen,

106

Pres.;

Eberline,

Taliaferro.

Ferguson,

McCormick,

Patak,

Guillot,

Bird,

Wilson,

Blackburn,

Conine.

Second

Row:

Weissert,

livaudais,

Nasky,

Cree.

Third


Bob

Leicht

Charles

Ingram

(2nd

place)

Pat

(2nd

Guillot

place)

SENIOR

Carl

(1

Tom

Carson

st

place)

Gardner


Mike

Redding

st

(1

Bob

Darnall,

Mike

Jennings

Greg

place)

Killebrew

Dave

Krippner

1

(

st

place)

Bob

Stewart

(2nd

place)

The

l.G.C.

sweet

Choristers,

interlude

for

both

directed

Sr.

by

elocution

Mary

Stephen,

S.S.M.,

a

provided

musically

contests.

Gene

Flusche

"John

Meny

JUNIOR

109


"Ooh,

it

tickles!"

cries

Crutcher

Mr.

as

Dowling,

pins

him.

WINFIELD

His

words

Those

who

PADGETT

are

wise,

as

(Mike

Tell me,

That

my

lord,

I

beg

it

Ingram):

tell you.

was

this

Creon

and

he

the

turns

Bayhi

Carson

into

me.

REX

OEDIPUS

Mr.

laid

against

plots

110

was

you,

anger

(Charles

will

what

of

�

so? your

It

Crutcher):

roused

OEDIPUS

Yes,

if

a

prophet.

one

of

the

fears

CHORUS:'

to

fall.

king,

of

are

quick

JOCASTA

LEADER

are

temper

not

safe.

producer,


CREON

The

(Will

God

Stapp):

commanded

let

some

clearly:

Punish

with

force

this

dead

man's

one

murderers. Nick

the

Curtis

final

touches

on

Gene

puts

as

OEDIPUS

Where

Mr.

Tetlow,

·this

director,

and

wait

old

in

crime

sneaks

into

Flusche,

the

picture.

Ingram):

the

be

briefs

world?

Whe·re

would

a

trace

found?

as

Ingram

their

Will

Stapp (Charles

are

they

Of

(I.

to

r.)

Padgett,

Darnall,

turns.

Blankinship

CARL

CARSON

as

shall

Misery

(Cammack

TEIRESIAS:

no

man

grind

as

it

will

you!

and

Billings,

citizens,

look

awed.)

III


PHILS:

G.

to

(I.

Sullivan.

Brenner,

Kenna,

r.)

First

Row:

Boyd,

Third

Martin,

Mr.

R�

Row:

S.J.,

Jennings,

Sullivan,

Killebrew,

Tetlow,

Cammack,

Carson,

Fifth

Darnall,

Vullo,

Wyatt,

Parker,

Cuellar,

Second

Dowling,

S.J.,

Row:

Redding.

Lei

Mr.

Row:

Ingram.

(ass

cht,

'to

Mangelsdorf,

Coston,

Wilmarth.

moderator),

A

(/.

to

r.):

Fourth

Eckelkamp,

Flusche,

Guillot,

Gardner,

Wilmarth,

make

enthusiastically

Mr.

big

and

Tetlow,

Billings,

Stapp

plans.

to

(I.

r.):

Wil­

Carson

(Sec.),

Bil­

son

(Veep),

lings

Stapp

(Treas.),

air

112' is

unimpressed.

(Pres.),

aims.

Mummy

casual

Krippner,

Row:

Crutcher,

Erler,

Haggar,

Clancy,

Billings,

Wilson

(Vice-Pres.),

Mac­

Stapp

(moderator).

caucus

in

the

01'

Phil

attic.

(Pres.),


CARL

Thou

CARSON

hast

MALCOLM

as

it

now:

Cawdor,

king,

Glamis,

all

.

.

.

and

most

play'dst

GENE

FLUSCHE

.

.

us

of

instruments

truths

BANQUO:

as

win

to

oftentimes,

The

to

our

darkness

to

.

for

I

thou

fear

it.

foully

"And

harm,

tell

us

us

betray

"

In "To

be

thus

but

is

nothing;

STAPP

as

MACBETH

to

be

thus

...

deepest

WILL

consequence."

safely

muses.

M.ACBETH:

Ere

his

bat

the

hath

cloistered

flown

there

flight,

shall

A

be

be

deed

LADY

done

of

dreadful

MACBETH:

note.

What's

to

done?

DAVID

KRIPPNER

DUNCAN:

find

To

tion

He

in

was

as

"There's

the

the

art

no

mind's

construc­

face;

a

on

whom

gentleman

I

built

An

absolute

trust."

CHARLES

INGRAM

as

LADY

MACBETH

I

i

3


THE

First

Row:

Mr.

A.

J.

S.J.,

Jung,

D.

R.

Barfield,

Mode-rator.

S.J.,

Assistant

Second

ROUNDUP

Moderator,

Row:

Abeln,

Ringham,

Redding,

Cammack,

Curtis,

Mr.

Czerwinski,

Morgan,

J.

Pillar,

Schindler,

Marion,

Koegl,

lovelace,

Wilmarth.

Third

Row:

Johnson,

Sullivan,

G.,

W.,

Weissert,

Benenate,

Krebbs,

Gilchrist,

McCarthy,

Adams.

Kerr,

Fifth

Pulich,

Schauer.

Fourth

Row:

Sullivan,

R.,

Keeter,

McCormick,

Row:

Bellamy,

Sixth

Murphy,

Wise,

Brenner,

Carson,

Wilson,

Eberline.

Row:

Huffhines,

February,

Cuellar,

Sullivan,

Billings,

Daniel,

K.,

Clancy,

Hylden,

Clark,

Hollenbeck.

Vadala,

Br

i

II,

Crutcher,

Hassan.

Seven'th

Row:

Eighth

Go-odwin,

Stewart,

Row:

Ke

Atkinson,

Zapalac,

Johnson,

Turner,

M.,.

Sharpton,

e,

'Cree,

c-u.

Guillot,

Harrison.

Darrouzet,

Ninth

October,

Stapp,

1962

Joe

Benenate

receives

the

Re­

Navy

league'

Award.

porting

Editorial

Neilon,

Row:

Krie-se.

1963

Staff

makes up

paper


BRAD

BILLINGS

Senior

RICK

Editor

ATKINSON

Senior

Editor

CIRCULATION

STAFF:

Crutcher,

Pillar,

Gell,

Cammack,

Clancy

MIKE

JOHNSON

Senior

Editor

JOE

BENENATE

Junior

Editor

BOB

HOLLENBECK

Photographer

ROGER

This

has

year's

cause

Roundup

that

a

back

to

be

magazine

out

six-or-so

a

Literary

Another

Roundup,

featuring

stories,

edition.

We

"Belles-Lettres,"

now

be

(and

essays,

but

SULLIVAN

Editor-in-chief

pretend

is

the

talented poems

on

one)

very

the

Ranqers.

by

last

appears

"newsy,"

be­

simply

cannot

successful

a

and

less

may

format,

a

year

innovation

similar

feature,

times

only

news-paper.

A

the

to

gone

comes

publication

of

each

regular

page

we're

we

more

literate!

hope

MR.

DANIEL

BARFIELD,

S.J.

Moderator

MR.

A.

J.

JUNG,

Assistant

MR.

JOE

Assistant

S.J.

Moderator

SPAETH

"Moderator

115


BAND

FIVE

to

(/.

(ass't.

(1st

BAND

LEADERS

Mr.

r.)

Stoltz,

moderator),

lieutenant),

tain),

Meeks

(cap­

S.J.

Vavasseur,

S.J.,

McEvoy

Vinton

(drum

Mr.

major),

(modera­

tor).

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First

to

Mr.

Row:

r.)

(moderator),

Darrouzet,

Dowling,

McKniff,

Fuess,

John

Hohman

Snyder,

Gehring,

Pitts.

Fifth

Galer,

(director),

Harris,

Grizzaffi,

Tomlin,

Nelson,

Boeglin,

Vinton,

McEvoy,

Bernardo,

Hollis,

Czerwinski.

Finnegan,

Bunnell,

116

Z.

Sharpton,

Brown.

Perkins,

Meeks,

Miller,

Mr.

Stoltz,

Fourth

Mahe·r,

Franzen,

Johnson,

S.J.

(ass't.

Tappen,

Rener.

Payne,

Prichard.

Sixth

Row:

Second

moderator).

Row:

McCarthy,

Row: .

Alexander,

Hayes,

Third

Meinke,

Hollenbeck,

Row:

Mr.

S.

P.

Ramsey,

Bovis,

J.

Vavasseur,

Row:

Mueller,

Flusche,

Gilchrist,

Brown,

Jim

McConathy,

Pitts,

Kriese,


Mr.

Hohman

stirs

his

band

to

e·lse

stir up

at

Mr.

solo

for

Eight

saxophones

Drummers

practice

file

off

field

group

after

the

everybody

Stoltz

football game.

threatens

to

brain

sour

clarinetist.

concert.

at

pop

beatingest

performance.

117


Meeks

leads

band

straight

across

da-rkened

field.

Trumpet

section

away

room.

threatens

McEvoy

118

to

blow

his

(or

is

it

Meek's?)

brains

out.

in

blasts

band


Brill

and

at

dates

Vinton

with

beam

their

dance

after

concert.

pop

(I.

to

r.):

Pitts

twins,

Alexander,

Bernardo,

Zapalac,

Galor,

dates.

plus

119


LAST

THE

"N

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twin

Pitts

h

is

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c

ROUNDUP

h

this

editor

one?"

begs

Hughes

as

dead­

Hollenbeck

lin

e

beams

brightly

descends

darkroom.

over

and

his

head­

ours.

Leicht

and

Ingram

plot

from escape

Roundup

room.

Krebbs

tries

to

a

palm

at

gaze,

"Pipe

as

down,

Pillar!"

Wm.

thinks

hypnotized,

as

we

picture

those

glasses!

Crutcher

III

Randolph

pontificates.

.

I

1'20


Curtis

contrives

another

of

craftily

these pages.

check

Patak

rogue's

Martin,

gallery.

Marion

and

Schindler

to

look

like

the

try

are.

business managers

bit

A

of

subtraction

that

show

will

Lest

this

the

old

exactly

due

is

to

pages

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longer

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owed

to

staff

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our

known

and

on

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all

unknown)

those

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us

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of

180);

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you

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(and

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last

everybody.

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our

on

all,

profusion

almost

pictures

thanks

(the

year's.

labors

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last

than

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is

corral)

and

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and

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year's

quick

in

all

of

gratefully

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they

S.J.

Mr.

Jung,

journalists.

(ass't.

moderator),

Patak,

Redding,

Cammack,

Koegl,

Curtis,

Czerwinski,

Mr

.

.

Barfield,

christ.

S.J.

Third

(moderator).

Row:

Second

W.

Crutcher,

Fifth

Wise,

McCarthy.

Row:

Row:

Abeln,

Schindler,

Pulich.

Pillar,

Marion,

Fourth

Krebbs,

Leicht,

Clancy,

Clark,

Bartley,

Kerr,

Hughes

Row:

Mangelsdorf,

Carson.

Huffhines,

Sixth

Row:

(editor),

Murphy,

Gil­

Cybulski,

Atkin­

McCormick,

Hassan, son,

Cree,

Hollenbeck,

Ingram,

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1962

Sitting:

Second

Trevino,

Tri-Captains

Row:

Erler.

D.

First

Row:

Weathers

Ricci,

(Mgr.)

Head

Coach

Coach

Pasqua,

Third

Gaudet,

CaHo,

Colgin,

Row:

Malone,

McDermott,

Glynn,

Cortemeglia,

Higgins,

Cole,

Rohmer,

FOOTBALL

VARSITY

JESUIT

R.

Eckelkamp,

Preston,

Loremo,

Erler,

Seward,

Barry,

McDonell,

Jackson,

Daniel,

Mokry,

Murphy,

McDonald.

Fourth

SQUAD

LaBarba,

Kaska,

Row:

Owens

Huffhines,

Neuhoff,

Klosterman,

Coach

Roppolo,

Brewton,

Sirchio,

Lalla,

Coach

Holden,

(Mgr).

Eifert.

Nelson,

Madigan.

AND

HOW

THEY

GOT

THAT

WAY

MUSCLES

FOR

muscular

MEN

athletes

above:

Bell

team),

Glynn,

("B"

team),

McDermott,


JESUIT

13,

off

LION'S

O-THE

MARKS

ST.

SHARE!

the

at

a

the

with

season

shutout

a

of

our

convincing

right

the

Statistics

arch-enemy.

Rangers

gametime,

underdcq

slight

Although

kicked

prove

extent

of

the

graphically

drubbing.

Amid

constant

a

a

out

total

of

and

Don

Erler,

[unior

Mi.ke

12

rolled

146.

Sparked

gained

downs

the

second

to

in

yards

the

Lions'

6

first

in

half

had

tries,

completely

play

fensive

11

and

up

dominated

9

yards

48

Madigan,

first

in

91

who

with

and

Jesuit

Marks'

yards

MVP

by

tries,

St.

to

ground

managed

Rangers

258

(literally)

all-state

to

the

drizzle,

ended

0-0.

half

after

de­

a

tight,

strictly


Erler

Don

the

twice

scoreless

first

third

lair.

own

of

one

on

touchdown

his

gallops.

many

DRAGO�!

Don

Rangers

exploded

in

Dragons

weighty

McDonnell

of

and

the

all­

Greg

passing

of

the

the

upset

The

excellence

half,

to

quarter

their

around

loose

breaks

DEAD

13,

another

in

O-A

SEAGOVILLE

JESUIT

After

the

Erler

difference

in

this

spelled

tense,

tight

struggle.

hit

McDonnell

for

of

5

for

11

to

toss

and

90

Erler.

Don

key

himself

well

did

by

37-yard

with

rushing,

total

a

too,

him

high

Jackson,

fense

(as

unassisted

of

109

grand

for

season's

and

Trevino,

did

(and

carries-a

team).

Seward

bolstered

for

year),

accounting

tackles

13,

staunch

de­

10

and

10,

the

hard-run­

they

and

yards

our

held

as

respe·ctively

146

Draqons

17

in

yards

the

all

they

to

ning

one

yards

passes

touchdown-a

rushing

60

passing.

Four

aroused

Rangers

and

Steve

Hard-charging

(62)

is

about

to

maul

as

hapless

quarterback'

(I.

to

r.)

converge:

(I.

to

r.)

Madigan,

Ricci,

McDermott.

lalla

(12),

Madigan

(44),

and

Jackson

(32)

look

on.

Seward,


JESUIT

This

CASCIA

14,

HALL

O-DEFENSE

two-touchdown

over

due

was

the

to

recovered

SHINES

Commodore

inspired

hard

of

mainly

A

AGAIN

an

victory

eleven

fense.

the

tackling

fumble

Richard

de­

Ranger

Jackson

the

set

by

first

to

the

up

blocked

a

touchdown;

led

and

punt

second

But

score.

by

Higgins

the

was

the

made,

14,

11,

and

10

Seward,

unassisted

Ranger

sparked

of

linebacking

who

Roppolo

what

really

defense

Ricci,

and

Trevino,

tackles

respectively.

It

wasn't

until

the

third

that

the

quarter

on

scored,

Don

a

Rangers

from

21-yard

Erler.

The

pass-and-run

second

score

finally

McDonnell

Loremo,

Bill

Lalla,

a

climaxing

to

Greg

came

on

a

fullback

plunge

Tom

drive

that

was

25-yard

by

directed

by

a

very

promising

soph.

The

I

ife

and

times

not-so-hard

of

Don

Erler:

(I.

to

r.)

caught,

loose,

gone!

127


JESUIT

Bill

the

10

out

of

his

in

own

his

first

re-enacted

tosses

big

snagged

above).

drernatically

There

"towers

were

of

too.

the

on

defense,"

strength

and Lab

and

Jackson,

assisted

to

arba

13,

tackles

as

held

the

erased

we

Thus

the

the

9

the

previous

ground.

yards

and

stunning

defeat

at

the

hands

of

Corpus

stinging

looked Christi

Miller-and

hopefully.

(and

all

Ranger

toward ward

un­

Rebels

Rangers

respectively,

on

12,

enqineered

Seward,

115

week's

two

and

these

of

both

Mokry

is

challenge

big

yards

passes

Bill

Big

which

160

for

13

completed

(one

injured

(replacing

into

McDonnell)

he

touchdowns.

of

BORN

IS

Lalla

quarterback

came

as

STAR

14-A

CARMEL

MT.

30,

Sophomore

Greqq

again

eyes

Lawton.

hearts)

for­


JESUIT

LAWTON

l8,

This

16-THE

this

was

WILL

TO

wolf

a

its

fold

the

on

of

WON

Oklahoma's

Lawton,

huge

and

state

descended

ultimately

like

WIN

one-as

big

year's

team

#l-ranked

champ,

a

still

team

somewhat

Ranger

from

the

sheepish

But

Christi

shearing.

Corpus

the

four-TO

showed

once

more

the

true

underdogs

Bill

as

Ranger

Lalla

his

spirit,

He

again

hit

with

8

out

of

for

TO's.

One

of

these

the

other

19

backs

Jesuit

and

(once

favorite

TO

of

195

drive

L

&

Bill

M

Ricci

broke

king-sized!)

from

big

Ibs.)

seemed

for

it

Oklahoma

boys

came

in

the

(whose

last

when

quarter

to

be

Ranger

then

(an

the

spirits

averaged

Caesar

tri-captain

former

and

line

a

at

the

20.

stymied

on

the

magnificent

LaBarba

his

to

was

yards;'

The

yards.

the

to.

was

target,

for

27

From

a

way

124

yards

two

the

to

passed

15

victory.

again)

Mokry,

for

'(with

Wolverines

Ranger

14

tackles!),

cold.

line,

anchored

by

and

Roppolo,

Seward,

stopped


REICHER

JESUIT

BUT

14-BlOODY

30,

that

After

the

over

great

upset

fans

looked

most

UNBOWED

Oklahoma

state

champs,

forward

TCll

another

to

title

for

Ranger

the

aroused

But

hadn't

Rangers.

underrated

team

in

Reicher.

state,

Cougars

led

the

most

all-state

landon,

by

out

fired-up

on

figured

they

the

the

324

to

ground

yards

the

rushing

82.

Rangers'

And

Bill

lalla

hit

on

though

couldn't

to

seem

Three

down

at

our

interceptions

it

as

on

was

bogged

hurt

also pass

the

already

Reicher's

score

a

push

moments.

key

attack,

147

for

across

Rangers

several

21

his

passes

the

yards,

of

8

ground

by

line.

driving

the

However,

bounced

did

fighting

back

from

an

8-0

not

Rangers

give

first

deficit

to

They

up.

train

at

half

quarter

8-6,

as

well

as

third

from

16-14.

a

16-6

And

chasm

even

quarter

trailing

15

22-14,

to

only

in

to

trail

the

at

the

of

end

fourth

the

when

quarter

a

on

they

sustained

drive

put

be

by

to

the

Cougar

a

stymied

pass

interception.


"None

but

the

brave

deserve

the

fair"

reward

for

well

a

tough

don

e.

job

Jesuit's

TCll

all-staters

Tom

Roppolo.

COACH

PASQUA

3

ALL­

MORE

STARS

HEAD

COACH

GAUDET

COACH

BREWTON


"8"

Kneeling:

Bake·r,

Tri-captains

Browning,

Second

Pieczynski,

Brewton.

Third

Harkey.

First

lindley,

Row:

Row:

Vasquez.

Roach

(ass't.

coach),

(I.

TEAM

to

Wilson,

r.):

Everett,

Belancsik,

Reichenstein,

Coston,

Zimmerman,

Killebrew,

Lajoie,

Hoekstra,

Allen,

Greathouse,

Frymark,

Del

gado,

McNa.lly,

Colombo,

Bell,

Row:

Strecker,

Saba,

Terilli,

Davis,

Osborn,

Smith,'

Moen,

Furlong,

Ressler,

Boyle,

Coach

Stansfield:

FROSH

Sitting:

Gondolf,

Second

Krippner.

enson,

13.2

Rqdriguez,

Molina.

First

Row:

Coach

Eifert,

Baugh,

Moser,

Row:

Hogan,

Johnson,

M.,

Maupin,

Beale,

Ayoob,

Houston,

Newkirk.

Moscrey,

M.

Kultgen,

Talbot,

Van

Ryan,

Horn,

Berry,

Zuercher,

Peters,

Gallagher,

Farmer,

Third

Yarbrough,

Lajoie.

Halza,

Row:

Johnson,

Fish,

D.,

Roberts,

Bohhenblust,

Rener,

Dick­


WOODY

TALIAFERRO

JAMES

JIM

BLACKBURN

Chris

'T.C.I.L.

Ferguson,

All

State

center,

CONINE

Reicher.

scores

against


PAUL ART

BRENDER

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BELLAMY

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McDONNELL


Coach

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rundown

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loss,

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fans

at

end

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by

with

Our

game

rally

Ranger

St.

Marks game.

spirit

of

Lady rooters

Enthusiastic

Ranger

Victory.

The

brothers

Taliaferro

off.

team

play

136

pays

to

Rangers

promise


Conine

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Di

Managers:

Hanley,

Hegan,

with

walks

regrets.

away

M.aher.

Francesco,

Taliaferro

in

action

Jerry

of

Our

against

Lady

Victory.

team.

support

heme

bring

the

Chris

T.C.I.L.

trophy.

St.

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Marks

Liens.

against

137


First

Row:

Berry,

Second

Rohmer,

Terry,

"8"

Brewton

plans

138

Row:

Higgins.

Browning,

Lalla,

Delgado,

Maher,

Belancsik,

Davis,

Colletta,

O'Neill,

Fallon,

Reichenstein.

Third

Row:

Jennings.

TEAM

at

strategy

half

time.

Clark

score

Terry

lays

up

in

O.L.V. game.


First

Row:

Beale.

Molina,

Morgan,

Kultgen,

Stock,

Moser,

M.,

Johnson.

Back

Row:

Di

Francesco,

Rener,

Gloster,

Flynn,

Moser,

L.,

Iwanski,

St.

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WANGERS:

Labac,

Ste·igman,

Magro.

Czerwinski. PLAY

BOYS:

Tovar,

Moser,

Proza,

McCarthy,

B

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L MR.

JACK

EIFERT

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G SRS:

First

Row:

Mariner.

Second

Row:

Scottino,

Vincent.

Brill,

Edwards,

Vincent.

First

ATOM

BUMS:

Kinney,

Hendler,

Row:

Keane.

Carroll.

Second

Row:

Pitts,

Winners

of

the

Class

Title.

B

City

Gorman.

WEIRDOS:

140

Mikus,

Petr,

Worley,

Piguet,


Baker.

STRIKERS:

Muckleroy,

Hunt,

GUTTER

GUYS:

First

Row:

Swain,

Belcher.

Second

Row:

Lovelace,

Rob­

Lewis,

Mo-ran.

erts,

PLAY

DGMs:

First

Dasho.

Row:

Beyer,

Second

BOY

FIVE:

Edwards,

Goodwin.

Columbo.

Row:

McNally,

UNBOWLABLES:

Row:

First

Row:

Flusche,

Munch,

Morgan,

D.,

Second

Morgan,

Driscoll.

Adams,

Cummings,

141


Glasco

Rick

Icarus.

im.itating

Erler

putting

the

shot.

First

Row:

Riley,

Wheelock,

R.

Lyman,

McAuliff,

Ferguson,

Erler,

Second

Joyce.

Holden

back.

putting

it

142

Row:

Coach

Sheaner,


and

Wilson

Nasky

matching

and,

skips,

Wilson,

Haggar,

Marron,

Sirchio,

Brophy,

M.,·

Nasky,

Loremo,

Fritsche;

Cole,

jumps.

Glasco.

McAuliff

leaps

Cole

to

raring

go.

just

high

enough,

gritting.

hops,


CROSS

COUNTRY

in

Higgins

mid-flight.

Nasky

and

resting

rambling.

at

rest.

Higgins

n

y

n

g

B

d

Bird

in

flight.

Coach

Sheane-r's

advice

to

Nasky,

Bird,

Wilson,

and

Higgins,

"Run

faster!"

Crowley:

Wilson

moping.

Wilson

Crowley

starting.

loping.


Mc­ Greathous·e. Front

Row:

McDonnell,

Osborn,

Vance,

Dugan,

E.

Cormick,

Brender,

Daniel,

Bowen,

Murphy,

McCaffrey,

Conine,

Strecker,

Reynolds.

Back

Row:

Glynn,

Bauer,

Mariner,

Ricci,

Quevedo,

Moen,


Two

146

catchers

and

a

coach:

(I.

to

r.)

Strecker,

Coach

Bill

Durick,

and

Daniel.


INFIELD:-

Dugan,

McDonnell,

Osborn,

Mariner,

Greathouse.

OUTFIELD:

Glynn,

"B"

TEAM

.

BASEBALL

HOPEFULS:

O'Neill,

Todora,

Lindley,

Lalla,

D'Orsaneo,

McDonald,

Schnitz;ius,

Ch�se,'

Hoekstra,

Greathouse,

Klein,

Gerz,

W�tts.

Pasqua

Belancsik,

Thi;:d

Fallon,

Fleck,

Vance,

Ricci,

Second

Row:

Harkey.

Conine

Murphy,

Collora,

.

Reynolds,

Wilson,

Labac,

Ro'w: Murphy

(Coach),

Moen,

Berry,

Morrison,

Reichenstein,

(Coach).

147


B�LL

fBERLlNE

TENNIS

Left

Coach

to

Right:

148

TEAM

Weissert.

Eifert,

Hylden,

Gordon,

Eberline,

Guillot,

Neuhoff,


Patak.

Left

to

Right:

GOLF

Woods,

Neilon,

Padgett,

Cummings,

Crowley,

Simmons,

TEAM

WINFIELD

PADGETT

Captain

COACH

JIM

WALSH

149


Taliaferro

and

Russ

Swann

Woody

to

on

give

victory

sign

Waco.

trip

Freshmen

and

mull

about

indiscriminate­

upperclassmen

of

first

lyon

school.

day

All

at

is

joy

Tim

coaxes

Dugan

casually

crowd

to

make

a

little

noise.

St.

dance.

Marks'

victory

bus


Beanied

gesture

Dick did

"Eager-beaver-line,

serves

Hughes

Rangers

wildly

to

D.L.V.,

and

Ed

Bill

26-0.

Lalla.

Murphy

you

Mr.

Bill?" say,

maul

as

freshmen

Stoltz.

queries

with

blesses

Fr.

McCauley

year

Mass

of

Holy

Spirit.


Mothers

at

(and

Fr.

of

Herlong

at

first

explains

the

Mothers

fathers)

purpose

Par ent-Teachers

Jesuit

Club

smorgasbord.

education

Teen-agers

case

meeting.

dance

after

delicious

that

smorgasbord-all,

iSI

freshman

with

a

except

of

indigestion.

Fr.

5

Rivoire

keeps

discipline

the

King

procession.

during

the

mi.

pilgrimage"

Christ


file

into

Dallas

Memorial

Auditorium

for

benediction

service

on

Feast

of

Rangers

dance

Jr.-Sr.

get-acquainted

Club.

at

Spring

Valley

Country

wild

Freshmen -qo

score

as

Rangers

again.

Christ

the

King.


QUEEN

Miss

Barbara

Neuhoff

Ursuline

156

QUEEN

Miss

Cora

of

Our

Academy

Lady

Sue

QUEEN

Hollern

Good

Counsel

Miss

St.

Theresa

Silva

Ann's

Academy


HOMECOMING

'62

PRINCESS

Miss

Lou

A,nn

Harrison

Ursuline

Academy

PRINCESS

Bell

Miss

Kathy

of

Our

Good

Counsel

Lady

PRINCESS

Miss

Diana

Vega

St.

Ann's

Academy

157


Mike

McAuliff

of

4-102's

intramural

champs

the

on

2-209'5

tag

puts

Flusche.

"Santa

Coach

Walsh

and

Fr.

.and

Tynan

congratulate

Taliaferro

on

Garland

tournament.

Ferguson

Sophomores

158

Steve"

criticize

Seward

Theater


Padg.ett,

Erler

and

Cuellar,

Auden's

Sullivan,

"Christ­

�

mas

with

goodies

for

Oratorio."

all.

Junior

division

between

intramural

championship

Center's

of

production

Julius

Caesar.

Coach

2-209H

and

1-212:

a

loose

ball.

·game

Gaudet,

Fr.

honor

Tynan

star

back

Don

Erler.

159


Fr.

M.

V.

Jarreau,

S.J.,

to

4-101

bless

H.

retreating

ready

All

are

eyes

turned

centerwards

as

Fr.

Kelly,

S.J.,

gives

retreat.

junior

Fr.

Jarreau

for

ready

consultation.

Everybody's

loves

"Everybody

a

Charlie

don't retreat,

we,

Brown?" says

Snoopy.

160

happy

after


A

Pitts

twin

(don't

ask

us

which)

twists

(the

after

arm

girl's

off!)

concert.

pop

Mrs.

Norsch,

loved

our

be­

and

youthful

blows

registrar,

three

day

nez

candles.

cake

and

anxiously

as

Fr.

on

out

birth­

Miss'

Jimi­

Brou

look

away.

concert.

band pop

161


smiles

Bi-rubied

Hughes

as

hands

Fr.

him

NFL

award.

McCau,ley

NATIONAL

GRATULATED

BLOSSOM

unknown

Ricci

teammate

fights

for

ball

in

intramural

4-103.

won

tournament,

Fr/.

basketball

by

talented

McCauley

hand

of

clasps

Joe

Benenate

right

short

prize-winning

162

story.

for

DEBATE

BY

CHAMPIONS

GEORGETOWN'S

TOURNAMENT

IN


Fr.

McCauley

for

first

awards

Tom

Buchheit

for

highest

in average

junior

semester.

year

ATKINSON

AND

FR.

PRESIDENT,

TURNER

BUNN,

ARE

AT

CON­

CHERRY

FEBRUARY.

Dick

Klein

wiched

Carson

(3-1

is

sand­

09H)

between

of

Crutcher

3-203

and

intra­

during

mural

basketball

"Marl·on"

hand

tournament.

Leandra

see

what

doesn't

left

let

hand's

right

award

doing-taking

from

essay

Fr.

McCauley.

163


when

Holy

Trinity

first

"368

erected,

College

feet

128

feet

with

a

direct

Southern

high

long,

exposure."

.

PICTURES

AND

BLURBS

FROM

A

1906

BROCHURE

"Cliff

Scene

on

Holy

166

Trinity's

Grounds

.

.

.

The

Cliff

stands

feet

thirty

Turtle

high

overlooking

Creek."


This

has

watched

chimney

Another

mighty.

"never

no

more."

game,

from

structure

a

sign:

but

a

many

the

eerth.

rising

167


old

The-

stately

there

An9

he

seems

to

codqer

sees-what?

cast

a

at

side-long

A

a

community

the

feverish

glance

bee-like

building

hive

hustle-and-bustle

of many

cells,

but

not

to

a

his

left.

classroom.

single


The

skeleton

of

a

mighty

body.

Jesuit

High

School

-

L

George

..

Dahl

Arch't

&

Engrs

Connell

Cons

t

-

r ,

Co

..

lie.

Gen.

Contr 1

12345

-

Inwood

Rd.

Dallas,

Date:

Oct.

1962

2,

Neg

No.:

Texas

A611S-2


The

The

school

gym

Inside

into

the gym,

looking

the

auditorium

residence

The

faculty


YOu're

t

WHAT? racing

'

This

174

Limb o

feels

lik

e

a

Hell

.


Send

men

these

to

camp.

young

but

"Laugh,

over

Seniors

future

ponder

I

"Mr.

Meny,

don't

care

if

this

is

a

dass

take

night,

off

that

sub-standard

head

it

keeps

warm."

my

responsibilities.

Blazer."

175


Seward

with poses

"props."

'I',

,',,,,,"

� .

"You'

don't

or

play

my

way,

you

play."

"What�me

worry?" 176


"Of

course

we

God

can

Pat!"

exists,

prove

drum

"Take

and

beat

it."

your

"I'm

not

the

excitable

type." 177


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INDEX

Abeln,

1

Bob,

79,

102,

121

114,

Q5,

Pat,

Carroll.

Carson,

Jim,

Clint,

Carl,

141

97,

Allen,

Frank,

Cash,

Bill,

Arduini,

Arline,

96,

105

102,

Ma,rk

Edwards,

Atkinson,

Rick,

Paul,

Awtry,

104,

106,

114,

115,

121

135

Chunn,

Lonnie,

Clancy,

Kevin,

Clark,

114,

114,

121,

Bass,

16,

24,

Farina,

28,

Steve,

Collora,

64,

114,

115,

120,

177

124

101,

99,

J.,

16,

107,

94,

Conine,

110

95,

101,

Jim,

85

Mike,

78

Mike,

97,

100

98,

Cook,

James,

Cook,

Tim,

87,

137,

87

Tom,

78

Flemming,

Steve,

Flemming,

Wayne,

Flowers,

William,

175

139,

105

81,

81

Bob,

Floyd,

100

87,

112

100,

79,

Tom,

133,

147

Larry,

124

75,

75,

138

Coughlin,

107,

116

83,

97

63,

Joe,

Mike,

Coston,

104,

99

103

77,

31

83

David,

Fleck,

Greg,

Cooper,

Fish,

69

97

75,

Mike,

99,

98,

31,

87

19,

John,

Carl;

Flemming,

Cortmeglia,

Robert,

Perf,

Chris,

John,

Finnegan,

100

139

96,

James,

141

Gene,

65,

Walt,

Coursey,

71,95,101,174

73

John,

31,

Chris,

142

133,

Fiorletta,

71

Bell,

148

124,125,

173

63,

Danny,

Fedor,

Ferguson,

Fertitta,

Finn,

Finn,

137

107,

28

Chuck,

Conway,

79,

Tom,

Bean,

Belancsik,

Belcher,

Joe,

63,

63,

114,

93,

136

135,

100,

Crane,

115,

114,

162

141

Flusche,

Dave,

63,

79

Cowan,

Russell,

Bellamy,

143

142,

141

65,

85

28,

Bill,

Constable,

85

Phil,

Becker,

124,

140,

112,

143

138

75,

75

Anthony,

John,

121

79,

100

63,

Eugene,

Beale,

120,

95,102,107,124,131

138

69,

Chuck,

Colombo,

Colwell,

107,

24,

S.

Howard,

Benenate,

107,

142,

12

Craig,

Farmer,

94,

67,

Larry,

Colletta,

106

69,

J.,

77

Baugh,

Fallon,

73

Mike,

FACULTY,

173

106

69,

Pat,

Terry,

Colgin,

106

71,

S.

Teny,

Peter,

Bauer,

121

115,

133,

131,

104,

131

124,

72

Everett,

112,

64,

85

Paul,

Cole,

75,

172

101,

130,

75,

Lloyd,

Tom

77

63,

Georqe,

Coerver,

100

83,

87,

Rick,

Steve,

Paul,

Bartley,

31,

128,

Rick,

141

Bill,

Baker,

Barfield,

Barry,_

Bayhi,

24,

63,

Mike,

Ayoob,

Baker,

Baker,

19,

65,

77

Don,

127,

Erwin,

87

Clark,

Sam,

Joe,

Erler,

Erwin,

27

Steve,

83

Euqene,

David,

Robert,

Ennis,

Erler,

83

Oscar,

Chunn,

85

John,

Ashley,

Atkins,

Eifert,

Emmett,

99

27,

77

Andy,

Chavez,

99

97,

113,

85

Arturo,

Chase,

79,

24,

112,

63

John,

Castro,

100

69,

Nando,

James,

Arnone,

119

116,

100,

111,

121,

Mike,

Caston,

99,

71,

110,

173

114,

63,

Vaughn,

108,

63,

114

24,

79

Aldredge,

140

81,

150

ACTIVITIES,

Adams,

Adams,

Alexander,

Bawnard,

D'ave,

Crawford,

28,

Flusche,

Gene,

99

97,

112,

69,

95,

101,

Flynn,

Mike,

Foley,

John,

106,

109,

111

116

1131"

99

28,

Harold,

90,

139

100,

-

Bennett,

Gordon,

Mike,

Berry,

Leon,

Berry,

Bill,

Bertrand,

103

96,

99,

100,

Cree,

Dave,

29,

107,

Cronin,

Dick,

Cronin,

Donald,

108,

121

31

78

Foote,

Riley,

61

Franzen,

Jim,

116

78,

144

James,

85,

Crowley,

Chuck,

72,

Crutcher,

Mi.ke,

Crowley,

114,

100

77,

119

116,

100

87,

96

.Fritch,

138

77,

79,

Larry,

149

Fritsche,

John,

Frymark,

Don,

93,

65,

143

104,

69

61,

100,

Ronnie,

Brad,

Billings,

71,

Mike,

Paul,

Beyer,

Biqe low,

25,

69

Robin,

Bereuter,

Bernado,

25,

141

103,

100,

63,

Cuellar,

104,

112,

110,

114,

115,

108,

63,

94,

173

100,

121

120,

100

65,

111,

112,

114,

John,

Cummings,

29,

29,

Wayne,

Fuchs,

Robbie,

Fuess,

David,

100

85,

114

112,

69,

106,

149

141,

78

Tim,

Furlong,

116

90,

115

Curtis,

Chris,

Bird,

Blackburn,

25,

107,

79,103,111,114,121,175

Mitch,

Czerwinski,

83

67,

Daniel,

100,

108,

111,

116

79,

177

67,

Bob,

Mike,

Darnall,

Dasho,

120,

124,

109,

94,

99

Davis,

Gardner,

85,

66,

Gell,

Mike,

32,

Glynn,

98,

Brender,

Arther,

Brennan,

Brill,

63,

Deloach,

Grady,

Rufe,

32,

John,

Mike,

Bob,

Bob,

65,

94,

100,

124,

19,

112,

131,

B,ob,

114

DeOre,

133,

67,

26,

Robert,

114,

141

119,

Freddy,

Goodwin,

Francesco,

J.,

81

Miles,

Gordon,

John,

Gorman,

Bob,

Grasshoff,

Di

John,

137,

139

61,

100,

Greathouse,

Larry,

141

100,

72,

61

Donaldson,

Pete,

D'Orsaneo,

John,

Za'ch,

Phil,

73

Maury,

Dowling,

Francis,

104

61,

71,

100

Skip,

Mike,

Gregory,

Griffin,

116

63,

Dowling,

100

96,

90

Greene,

106

100,

175

79,

173

Wayne,

Brown,

93,

John,

Bob,

26

69,

14,

Brown,

Brown,

72

Dennis,

100

71,

S.J.,

112

82,

17,

Grizzaffi,

110,

Luke,

87,

116,

118

116

26,

Driscoll,

Jim,

141

65,

Grubbs,

Ronald,

83

116

Butch,

Duffey,

Mike,

69,

135,

138,

61,

Tom,

John,

77,

95,

95,

101,

174

67,

Guillot,

Pat,

32,

101,

104,

107,

72

104,

114,148,177

Richard,

163

Dugan,

Tim,

Durick,

William,

30,

97,

104,

107,

152

Eddie,

Hagga:r,

63,

142

104,

112,

116 19

Hakert,

Joe,

83

71

Burke,

Bill,

97

Eads,

Byrd,

Michael,

79,

93,

95,

96,

27,

99,

98,

Bill,

182

30,

94,

98,

99,

114,

148

Halza,

Nick,

32,

94,

101

90

Jimmy,

124

Eckelkamp,

Canale's,

Hallack,

30,

Joe,

105

Eberline,

Gary,

Calabria,

Robert,

67,

94,

98,

100,

104,

112,

Hamelin,

Bruce,

65,

100

27

Steve,

Cammack,

176

1

Ben,

AI,

71,

11,

114,

11

5,

1

Hanley,

21

30,

Edwards,

Tom,

Edwards,

Stephen,

99

27,

108,

139

Duffey,

Caffo,

141

114,

148

61,

69,

Lee,

Greathouse,

81

Dollgener,

Mike,

S.

121

143

14

83

Gonzales,

100

116,

142,

124

107,

85

Jack,

26

Chris,

Michael,

Brooks,

Brophy,

95

98,

97,

104

29,

Len,

Dickenson,

Broadhurst,

Brou,

Browning,

Bunnell,

93,

77,

65,

Bill,

Devery,

115

114,

107,

Rev.

Gondolf,

77

Bill,

138

112

131

114,

96,

95,

139

85,

81

Jim,

Buchheit,

138

73,

135

104,

Dennis,

69,

Chip,

Brewton,

Brice,

Dave,

83

Matt,

Brenner,

Delgado,

108,

124,

99,

78

Don,

Gloster,

Gollob,

100

61,

Ed,

100

99,

100,

19,

81

Louis,

Gehring,

114

97

96,

85

Steve,

Tom,

Milton,

112

106,

Gilchrist,

95,

Tim,

Brasted,

119

116,

90,

Mike,

174

Gaudet,

111,

Glasco,

79,

138

71,

Raleigh,

Deedon,

140,

131

104,

141

183

David,

75

Mike,

Vincent,

Gallagher,

10040

116,

101,

100,

Rev.

26,

Harold,

Boyle,

Galer,

121

98,

Gerz,

61,

100,

Skip,

100,

94,

116

87,

Leonard,

Davidson,

77

Jack,

114,

99,

62,

Bob,

114,

107,

75,

John,

Darrouzet,

116

99,

65

Bill,

D'Avignon,

Boyd,

97,

72,

29,

Gregg,

Darrouzet,

87

Bin,

25,

Cybulski,

18

Thomas,

Steve,

Rick,

Tony,

Nick,

144

104,

Dwight,

Blankenship,

Blankenship,

Boeglin,

Bohnenblust,

Bovis,

Bowen,

Bowers,

140

75

Hannon,

Harford,

Mike,

32,

Ma.rk,

Jim,

69,

33

104,

100,

137

105

112,


INDEX

Ira,

85

Ben,

15,

John,

83,

Haywood,

73

33

Bennett,

Harvey,

Hassan,

Hayes,

116

83

Heinrich,

95,

Dick,

Bill,

107

33,

Meeks,

93,

61,

94,

105,

106,

177

10.0,

126,

107,

138,

Mikus,

Joe,

Miller,

Bill,

Mitchell,

Pat,

Moen,

66,

96,

Bill,

94,

B.,

Leini�ger,

100,

99,

98,

108,

14,

S.J.,

112,

120,

Morales,

121,

124

Janick,

121,

153,

162

Mueller,

106

69,

Maher,

114,

108,

148

111,

112,

113,

Tim,

Mariner,

Marion,

90,

37,

94,

S.J.,

Richard,

Frank,

35,

Keane,

John,

ern.

Keenan,

Keeter,

115,

May,

Julius,

McAuliff,

121,

177

94,

Johnny,

Scott,

Dick,

Charles,

Klosterman,

Koegl,

rOT,'

65,

68,

Paul,

Joe,

69,

143

Bill,

64

100

85,

Tom,

Owens,

Warren,

Owens,

Larry,

114,

Dan,

94

72,

88

Anthony,

Parker,

Tom,

Parker,

Tony,

106

62,

Pau·I,

Patak,

Mr.,

Gary

68,

102

Patti,

106,

42,

A.

Pasqua,

116

39,

73,

Randy,

Bill,

98,

95,

62

Payne,

Jimmy,

99

Perkins,

Dave,

116

42,

116

88,

Bobby,

88,

140

Petr,

Jimmy,

McNally,

Tim,

George,

Larry,

McNally,

Frank,

Pettigrew,

141

66,

68,

100,

Paul,

66

20

Charles,

36,

97,

114,

66,

147

Phillips,

Jim,

87

120

84

86

Piazza,

Anthony,

83,

100,

84

105

McNally,

112

108,

20,

Martin,

78

100

McKane,

McKniffi

149

111,

68

Edward,

Palmer,

Palmer,

Palumbo,

126

124

90

100,

110,

Gary,

121

100

63,

174

42,

90

114,

105

124,

69,

121

McLare'n,

81,

124

107,

Winfield,

Padgett,

Paikowski,

John,

99

42,

66,

119

116,

107,

90,

66,

66,107,124,135,174

Geary,

Mike,

91

ORGANIZATIONS,

Osten,

141

121,

82,

John,

90

Mike,

Krebbs,

McGuire,

McKane,

Hugh,

Korman,

84,

39,

Tim,

Jim,

Dave,

Greg,

163

95,

Bob,

Frank,

Kohler,

McEvoy,

Kozsuch,

164

137

75

Joe,

McCormich,

McCullough,

McDermott,

McDonald,

95

36,

61,

142,

174

90

Bill,

99

116,

105

86,

Thomas,

100

Greg,

McCormich,

112

McDonell,

99

41,

Mike,

NEW,

140

75

Klein,

99,

Osborn,

38,

114,

66,

McConathy,

McCone,

Klein,

98,

S.J.,

72,

Mike,

174

103,

109,

Mrs.,

100

Buddy,

AND

O'Neill,

95,

38,

Anthony,

John,

121

100,

69,

14

A.

N.

Brian,

O'Connor,

99

114,

95,

143,

148

42

114

99,

125,

Gus,

James,

O'Brien,

O'Conner,

OLD

Waher,

124,

41

Noble,

Norsch,

Nosky,

Oates,

O'Connor,

Mike,

McCaffrey,

McCarthy,

107,

82

Jim,

Newman,

121

106

105

95,

73,

81,

Klein,

100

175

104,

7

120,

131

142,

135

41,

90

15

S.J.,

114

72,

99,

114,

142

105,

86

Larry,

McCarthy,

Mike,

Pat,

Tom,

78

175

McCauley,

35,

35,

John,

Robert,

Newkirk,

112

80,

101,

62,

Paul,

Maupin,

114,

117,

124,

107,

84

124,

Neuhoff,

38

Lance,

Jim,

Matelis,

132

90

115,

107,

81',

75,

Ray,

Bryan,

Mike,

Kinney,

69,

S.J.,

Ray

Masse,

177

118,

143

77,

Albert,

Kaska,

112,

86

Steve,

Martinez,

Mason,

114

101,

102,

106,

65,

Andrew,

Martin,

139

105,

15,

86,

35,

Juranivitch,

Boh,

Charles,

Martin,

E.,

98,

96,

99,

38,

Tim,

Marron,

138

112,

20

104,

81,

C.

Dave,

100,

149

114,

41,

Randy,

100

66,

A.nthony,

Conrad,

John,

116

101,

95,

68,

98,

Tommy,

105

109,

89,

Wynne,

99,

86

Georg·e,

Bill,

Nelson,

121

96

65,

81,

69,

Antonia,

Mike,

Killebrew,

82,

41,

152

Neilon,

Neitzel,

Nelson,

66

37,

80

Bob,

Miss

Mike,

Johnston,

86

Eddie,

David,

144,

Nabholtz,

Nankivell,

116

86,

Paul,

Joe,

90

Michael,

141

97,

172

105,

78

72,

Butch,

124

107,

64,

95

84,

80,

Nadalin,

Nasky,

140

97,

66,

75,

Bill,

Mangelsdorf,

Mariner,

141

Tom,

Johnson,

40,

124

Mark,

Johnson,.

Johnson,

40,107,114,121,131,152

Eddie,

Mich'ael,

126

124,

Mike,

J.ohn,

Jack,

Mandoiza,

Johnson,

Joyce,

100,

75,

Dick,

John,

Don,

Maher,

Maher,

'139

100,

13·1

95,

78,

Edgar,

Bill,

Murphy,

Murphy,

Munsch,

61

Benzel,

Frank,

Margo;

Maguire,

106,

106,

116

68,

Mike,

Murphy,

99,

98,

37,

Pat,

127

Macou-rk,

Madigan,

17,

104,

80,

141

103,

141

78,

82-

Daniel,

MacMaster,

'94

63,

101,

139

80

112

120,

141

S.J.,

61,

Charles,

Jimenez,

93

62,

86,

Mike,

90

Mach,

MacKenna,

104,

35

Johnson,

Kiker,

114,

99

34,

Malone,

Jenner,

141

114,

139

78

86,

Jerry

Steve,

Moxley,

Muckleroy,

78

Paul,

Lyman,

107,

114,

Larry,

97

65,

34,

84,

72

Janicek,

64,

81,

Paul,

Ernie,

Larry,

Moscrey,

37,107,127,129,131,142

78

69,

81,

Jim,

Kerr,

20,

34,

Charles,

Mike,

Jennings,

141

88,

David,

Jerry,

Mike,

Moser,

Moser,

107

99,

37,

86

George,

73

Tom,

Tony,

Kee,

Nick,

To-m,

141

Rolly,

Patrick,

Joe,

40

Ismael,

Pat,

Morgan,

MorrisQn,

Moser,

Jim,

Rick,

Loremo,

121

Iwanski,

Jung,

121

120,

London,

H.,

S.,

Iwanski,

Jenks,

118,

100

73,

Bob,

139

100

177

173,

78

John,

Livaudais,

Looney,

114,

Lovelace,

Tommy,

Jimmy,

120,

133

107,

93,

86,

174

135,

72,

Pat,

Lindley,

174

103,

34

Brian,

Ingram,

90,

Bruce,

141

87,

Paul,

117

116,

Linehan,

15,

116

Dick

Dick

Huston,

78,

40,107,124,128,131

Joe,

78

Henry

Huffhines,

Hughes,

100

72,

40,

Bill,

Molina,

Monier,

Moran,

J.

102

99,

20,

142

75,

75,

Hughes,

Hunt,

116

93

163

36,

Robert,

100,

100,

Morgan,

Hunter,

175

140

97,

95,

84,

John,

Bob,

Mokry,

69,

66,

Brian,

Lingberg,

Hylden,

68,

80,

Eric,

175

so.

Dale,

Jean,

Lewis,

3,

S.J.,

Vincent,

Huth,

173

99,

109,

15

121

98,

131

2,

124,

F.,

Bob,

Janick,

100

63,

105,

S.J.,

69

Len,

Lawrence,

Leicht,

69,

80,

L.,

T.

Hughes,

79,

Cyril,

Minotti,

Lawrence,

Leandra,

138

124,

E.

ern.

Leslie,

Horak,

116

88,

90

Jack,

John,

73

36,

James

Hollenbeck,

Horton,

118

116,

82,

Vincent,

Carl,

Melsheimer,

Miesch,

102

107,

76

J

67,

Tom,

Pat,

Holden,

Holick,

101

93,

39,

Thomas,

131

175

69,

Lawrence,

15,

144

65,

Hollenbeck,

Hollis,

39,

Dennie,

Meinzer,

Joe,

Tom,

Lankford,

81

S.J.,

73,

33

Pete,

Hohman,

Holland,

90

David,

Ray,

113

102

L.,

John,

Hinkel,

130,

100

99

Durwood,

Tom,

Hoekstra,

112,

127,

Meletio,

107,

Meny,

Bill,

Land,

Robert,

Mike,

Hogan,

109,

124,

175

140

100

69,

80,

T.

Herlong,

Higgins,

Higgins,

Hilker,

102,

139

81,

80,

73,

Sherman,

Lajoie,

Lajoie,

Lalumia,

61

Hendler,

McShane,

80,

Meinke,

Steve,

Gary,

Lalla,

72

Dan,

Tom,

McRedmond,

116

114,

61,

Dave,

David,

Kunst,

Labac,

LaBarba,

121

114,

Ernest,

Heinen,

Heines,

Tom,

ippner,

Kultgen,

114

33,

Tom,

John,

Kriese,

100

68,

Greg,

ison,

Kr

116

Johnnie,

Harr

Hartnett,

Kreiner,

69

Dick,

Harkey,

Harris,

73

Pat,

Hargadon,

Harrison,

124,

107,

13'1

121,

149


INDEX

84

Piccola,

Vincent,

Scottino,

Philip,

140

45,

82

Neil,

Thompson,

.

Pierotti,

Pillar.

62,

Billy,

Joe,

Johnny,

Pitts,

Jimmy,

Pitts,

Edwin,

Pool,

Mart,

64,

Preston,

Joe,

119

116,

Art,

Bob,

Prichard,

Proza,

Sharpton,

43,107,124,131

John,

64,

John,

62,

Richard,

Sirchio,

Sliter,

116

Robert,

Srnar

88,

100,

62,

43,

Urbina,

98,

97,

100,

98,

109,

105,

73,

112,

Jake,

B'i1I,

46,

Vincent,

S.J.,

82

67,

124,

Stewart,

Bob,

Wes,

Stewart,

Charlie,

100,

69,

48

Tony,

David,

Watts,

109,

95,

88,

Weathers,

102,

Weaver,

Weissert,

Joe,

100,

Wally,

173

Rovello,

Rush,

141

Stone,

Richard,

Stone,

Dave,

S.J.,

J.,

17,

74,

97,

116,

Jim,

124,

64,

68,

Wilkinson,

138

107

114,

84

78

Paul,

97

68,

Jack,..

Strecker,

Wilma.rth,

Wilson,

74

Sullivan,

Don,

62,

106,

Clancy,

49,

94,

114

112,

175

75,

Ira,

Strouqhter,

97

96,

148

107,

142

21

82

'Mark,

Wilkinson,

100

AI,

Strangi,

75,

44,104,107,124,131

101,

69,

Helen,

Tom,

82

75,

84

Daniel,

Tom,

Tom,

Mrs.

White,

49,

Barry,

Wheelock,

105

80

Danny,

101,

107,

112,

144

Kevin,

143,

Pascal

Sullivan,

99

44,

Rut,

Rutledge,

98,

93,

47,

Roger,

101,

Wise,

Sullivan,

Swain,

Swanson,

David,

Sweeney,

Mike,

Bill,

68,

Steve,

Fred,

106

102,

74,

64,

100,

173

114,

Rev.

Wren,

S.J.,

Benjamin,

Wolff,

Don,

Wood,

Mike,

16,

88

103

49,

149

62,

100

Worley,

Jimmy,

68,

100,

140

68

69,

Ken,

Wyatt,

100,

106,

109,

112

100

82,

Brian,

Talbot,

99,

84,

100

176

Sands,

112,

75

Russell,

97

45,

66,

102,

141

88-;

Tay,

Swann,

100,

83,

Greg,

65

Roark

Phillip,

Larry,

Wilson,

114

David,

Richard,

Romain,

Sampeck,

Sande·rs,

112,

104,

115

114,

72

Ruyle,

100

49,

62

90

Wendel,

Richard

Mr.

177

93,

8.8,

John,

139

98,

White,

John,

Roberts,

St.

100

96,

85,

Richard,

Joe,

75

Roberts,

Saba,

80,

Mike,

Weathers,

106

75,

Kenny,

Stiegman,

93,

99

94,

136,

82

Mike,

Walter,

100,

133,

106

126,

Stock,

30,

Stoltz,

44,

112

108,

101,

131,

114

108,

Stewart,

104

100,

98,

14,

S.J.,

Rodriguez,

21,

101

99,

69,

96,

J.,

149

139,

Walsh,

Don,

John,

78,

James

74

Rick,

Sterling,

Stewart,

172

96,

116,

100,

Quevado

Richard,

Mr.

82

17,

124

95,

119

93,

98,

97

Walden,

Walsh,

Mark,

Stepanek,

Stezel,

E.,

Tavo

Wade,

105

103,

100,

78,

114

66,

Rod,

Rev.

Rohmer,

71,

140

48,

67,

66

Charle·s,

131

M.ike,

Roppolo,

18,

68

48,

Mike,

Vullo,

Karl

Mike,

139

116,

68,

93,

John,

Paul,

Vinton,

138

100,

69,

82,

44,

116

S.J.,

L.,

Steve,

86

47,104,108,111,112,113,114

Will,

66

Francis

71,100,

Mickey,

88

i5

Paul,

Stanton,

Stapp,

Steen!

68,

Mr.'

Bill,

95,

66

74

Milton

Mr.

Manual,

Villegas,

99

173

114,

Tony,

Leo,

Caesar,

127,

177

94,

Johnny,

Alfred,

Vasquez,

Vavasseur,

John,

Lawrence

Reichenstein,

Reichert,

Rener,

Ressler,

Reynolds,

Ricci,

Ringham,

Rivoire,

177

18,

114

Horn,

83,

75

Velasquez,

Stanford,

96,

64,

Steinle,

Renfroe,

Roach,

174

Yarbrough,

68,

Tripp,

Mike

Sanguinet,

Satarino,

Taliaferro,

137,

47,

Jerry,

99

45,

Sam,

94,

104,

107,

134,

136,

88

Zaby,

Pat,

152

139,

74

David,

Zalkovsky,

Glenn,

Scammel,

Schindler,

Jock,

79

Taliaferro,

45,

114,

Woody,

121

75,

134,

135,

136,

139

Bill,

Zapalac,

Allan,

94,

45,

99

Schultz,

Scott,

73,

Rod,

82,

100

100,

62,

Marvin,

David,

Taylor,

103,

Teeling,

Rev.,

Terrilli,

Pat,

Stan,

Phil,

Zimmerman,

Clark,

64,

95,

99,

Don

Zuercher,

David,

Zuercher,

Chuck,

73,

114

119

100

96

64

100 86

138

69,

Lonnie

Zuniga,

Fernando,

Zuniga,

Manuel,

62

177

Tetlow,

Murly

Mr.,

72

18,

94,

111,

112,

83

78

Thompson,

Carl,

TAYLOR

"The

.184

78,

80

84

James,

16

Terry,

David,

Zbylot,

Zbylot,

64

Charles,

Taylor,

72

H.

86,

Georg-e,

116

74

114

64

Danny,

John

106,

John,

Ta ppen,

Jay,

Ron,

Schlosser,

62,

74

Tallent,

Zapalac,

Schaeffer,

Schaeffers,

Schauer,

Schnitzius,

Schrum,

131

-16

48,

48,

Steve,

Van

97

Steen,

Pat

Patrick,

Vanderslice,

115

85,

21,

68,

125,

177

131

5,

S.J.,

E.,

100

88,

Francisco,

John,

Mike,

116

Mr.,

124,

114,

S.J.,

Bro.

Usina,

Vadala,

Vance,

J.

John,

73

Richard,

A.,

59-90

William

74

80,

Randy,

99

121

Reed,

Reeves,

107,

106,

Robert

Rev.

74

44,

Michael,

104,

122

Stansfield,

Tim,

Rev.

Tynan,

SPORTS,

43

Robert,

62,

101

78,

Jim,

Rick,

Jared

95,

103

106

62,

Jim,

Underhill,

103

100,

75,

Gary,

Spencer,

Snodgrass,

Snyder,

Spaeth,

Spangle,

Sprinqer,

172

100

75,

75

Richard,

John,

Turne_r,

90

Frank,

zik,

Smith,

Smith,

99

116

64,

SHOTS,

Reasonever,

Tullius,

141

101,

47,

62,

116

99

94,

84

72

Redding,

64

62,

80

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116

86,

Terry,

Frank,

Gilbert,

Richerd,

Jim,

149

144,

143,

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Dennis,

140

103,

95,

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Jimmy,

Mike,

Steve,

Ray,

Robert,

114,

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100

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Rafferty,

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Truhill,

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Ramsey,

129,

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126,

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Bill,

Rudy,

Treadwell,

107,

93,

73,

88

James,

88

Roger,

46,

176

131,

Sharpton,

99

Price,

Price,

Tovar,

106

102,

69,

Irwin,

Steve,

106

68,

Don,

75

Chris,

Tomlin,

Tomlinson,

46,

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Seward,

140

Hubert,

Powell,

Todora,

99

87,

97

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119

116,

97,

64,

John,

Sefcik,

114

105,

102,

97,

82,

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21

Mrs.,

John,

Scottino,

140

68,

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Jack

Scott,

72

Alan,

Edmond,

Piguet,

Pillar,

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