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1964 Yearbook

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Photo

F.

L.

"Bud"

Thompson


2


The

'64

edition

of

THE

LAST

ROUNDUP-the

transition

issue-is

dedicated

to

Robert

Father

A.

gratefully

S.

J.,

Tynan,

teacher,

devoted

all

of

counselor,

his

nearly

builder,

life

to

and

friend

of

thousands

of

alumni

class

of

graduating

Jesuit

has

its

memories

of

Father

Jesuit

Road.

It

Oaklawn

creation,

and

it

kindly

and

ROUNDUP

as

spirit

a

lasting

will

transfer

concern,

of

of

a

that

the

his

of

'64

will

has

beautiful,

the

sale

and

modern

were

of

the

structure

over

old,

on

the

responsible,

red­

Inwood

for

the

years,

is

distinctively

of

service

remember

graduates

conducted

our

that

leadership

spirit

feature

memorial

who

of

building

and

interest,

highlights

its

Father

and

planning

ever

development,

LAST

was

Tynan

the

,on

was

his

THE

who

man

a

The

Tynan.

For

planner-builder-friend.

bricked

Jesuit

school.

own

the

as

most

of

High,

our

priestly

Each

him

the

first

of

"Ranger-like."

Father

year

devotion

to

us

dream

Tynan's

and

to

the

and

will

to

try

capture

school.

3


Mr.

A.

wows

J.

audiences

over

WJHS­

Jung

TV,

Channel

2.

snatches

Mike

Madigan

Mt.

another pass

Carmel.

against

Paul

drives

Awtry

catches

Staff

Freddie

4

at

end

of

"balloon

and

Ingram

photographer

Dance

dance."

John

Keane

at

Freshmen-Sophomore

Get-Acqu-ainted

out

of

tough

position.


at

Mike

John

"Chip"

Darrouzet,

Brenner,

Vullo,

Irwin

Sentilles

benefit

"hoote­

perform

for

nanny"

yearbook.

Mr.

John

Finn

exhibits

for

inspects

history

Table project

night.

of

Contents

FACU.L TY

8 p.

1

SEN IORS

8

p.

52

UNDERCLASSMEN p.

92

ORGANIZATIONS p.

120

SPORTS p.

ACTIVITI

158

ES p.

RANDOM

SHOTS

1

78

1

86

p.

GRADUATION p.

194

SPONSORS p.

1-98

INDEX p.

Bill

Lalla

and

friend

at

3-215H

New

Year's

Eve

Party.

5


6


7.


B/ROTHER

PATRICK

Assistant

The

relax

after

one

faculty

of

USINA

Treasurer

the

monthly

meetings.

MRS.

F.

A.

NORSCH

Registrat

REV.

R.

JAMES

BALINT

Religion

Father

A.

C.

Louapre,

REV.

S.

JOSEPH

Assist.

RIVOIRE,

and

Principal

S.J.

Prefect

of

S.J.,

offers

Mass.

REV.

J.

B.

Minister

LEININGER,

S.J.

and

Secretary

REV.

T.

F.

HOLLAND,

S.J.

Counselor

II

Math

Discipline

Religion


REV.

EARL

JOHNSON,

S.J.

Religion

REV.

JULIUS

J.

MAY,

S.J

.

and

Chemistry

Physics •

REV.

CYRIL

MIESCH,

S.J.

Math

Frs.

Holland,

and

Balint

lead

WILLIAM

Christ

the

King

MR.

REV.

the

Louapre,

DANIEL

parade.

R.

BARFIELD,

E.

S.J.

S.J.·

UNDERHILL, and

English Counselor

and

Religion

12

Government


EDWARD

MR.

P.

BUVENS,

S.J.

and

Chemistry

Physical

Science.

M.R.

R.

FRANCIS

DOWLINGI

S.J.

and

Latini

MR.

English

GERALD

Latin

M.

Speech.

FAGINI

S.J.

and

Speech

Irwin

Father

Sentilles,

Johnson,

and

Bob

Abeln

make

final

count

for

Drive.

Thanksgiving

MR.

PATRICK

Latin,

HUNTE�R,

S.J.

MR.

ALBERT

Speech

S.J.

L.

MILLS,

Latin

and

English,

MR.

JACK

S.J.

OSTER,

and

Speech

13


FRANCIS

MR.

ish

RENFROE,

Speech

NUMA

MR.

S.J.

and

Span

ROUSSEVE,

S.J.

and

English

MR.

Speech

RICHARD

STOLTZ,

and

Physics

S.J.

Science

Physical

Fr.

Rivoire

President

Coach

eulogizes

on

Kennedy.

MR.

JOSEPH

M.

VANDERHOL

T,

English

14

S.J.

BROTHER

LEO

COLLISON,

Sacristan

S.J.

BROTHER

PE

Walsh

makes

room.

ROBERT

MOCK,

Maintenance

S.J.

check


BROTHER

STEVE

SCHOTT,

S.J.

Maintenance

MR.

DWIGHT

Assistant

MR.

RUFE

to'

BLACKWELL

Treasurer

BREWTON

Education

and

Physical

Assistant

Football

and

Basketball

MR.

WILLIAM

DURICK

Athletic

History,

Director

MR.

ROBERT

J.

Government

History,

Football

MR.

EIFERT

and

Assistant

JOHN

FINN

History

15


MR.

GAUDET

MILTON

Football

Math,

MRS.

HOMER

Assistant

HAND

to

Registrar

MR.

FRANK

O'DONNELL

English

Mr.

Fr.

Louapre,

and

Pitts

Mrs.

smile

as

Mrs.

E.

P.

Furlong

Roy

explains

situation.

MR.

GARY

Math,

16

A.

Assistant

PASQUA

Football

MRS.

HELENA

Dietician

MILLER

MRS.

JACK

SCOTT

Librarian


MR.

WILLIAM

Band

MR.

HERBERT

SHEANER,

SCHUSTER

Director

M.

JR.

Track

MR.

GORDON

TAYLOR

Math

MR.

MRS.

HELEN

WH

ITE

MR.

JAMES

JAMES

WALSH

SLATER

Education Basketball Assistant

Physical

Librarian

Basketball

17


CARLETON

Honor

Roll,

CLINT

9;

GREGG.

ADAMS

11;

Roundup,

Bowling,·

HERLONG

Transfer

9,

AVERETT

PAUL

HUBERT

Freshman

12.

Student,

Band,

12;

JR.

AWTRY,

"B"

Basketball:

Team,

Class Last

10;

Student

11;

Roundup,

NEDT

Lieutenant,

10;

Citation,

Patrol,

11,

10;

12;

Captain,

Letterman's

10.

12;

Sec.

JAMES

DONALD

Transfer

Student,

Club,

Senior

EUGENE

BAYNHAM

12;

Band,

12;

Speech

Team,

12;

Elocution

Forensic

League,

12;

Apostleship

12.

L.

11;

Roundup,

Sergeant,

11;

Youth

11;

12;

Transfer

Football,

10;

Science

10;

11;

Baseball,

Patrol,

12;

Master

Club,

Council

Safety

10.

Citation,

9;

Varsity

Student

Captain,

Traffic

NEDT

20"

Bowling,

Baseball:

Last

12;

Rep.,

12;

Varsity,

and

"B"

MICHAEL

BAUER

"B"

Roll,

Prayer,

National Contest,

Phil,

Honor

Freshman

of

Glee

12;

12;

10;

12;

11,

Club,

12;

10.

Track,

C.

BAUM

12.

Student,

Treas.,

Team


JAMES

Honor

RUSSELL

BELLAMY JOSEPH

9,

PhiL,

9;

Ro,II,

10;

Place

2nd

FRANK

Contest,

Class

9;

Class

12;

Vice-Pres.,

Freshman

of

dent

Pres.,

Se c.,

10;

9,

"J"

10,

9,

BERNARD

Junior

12;

11,

Contest,

10;

Team,

11;

Student

First

11;

the

of

Ranger

12;

11,

Roundup,

Contest;

Story

Award,

Roundup,

Month,

Treas.,

Ranger

PAUL

JOHN

Honor

dent

Club,

Roundup,

Student

12;

BEYER,

9;

11,

Major

12;

Transfer

11;

Attendance,

Citation,

12;

Radio

10;

BENNETT

12;

Library

Aid,

12.

11;

leadership

10;

10.

Patrol,

Play,

9;

RONALD

JR.

Stu­

Attendance,

Bowling,

11,

9;

12;

Student

French

10.

R.

ROBERT

BIGELOW

Patrol,

10,

11,

12;

Perfect

Attend-

STEPHEN

Freshman

Speech

Career

Club,

11;

BLANKINSHIP

Basketball:

Team,

9,

10,

PhiL,

11;

9,

Major

10,

11,

Play,

9,

12;

11,

ence,

Senior

Seminar,

J.

Student,

;

Story

Award,

Last

Perfect

NEDT

12.

Perfect

Roll,

Patrol,

12;

11;

12;

11,

Club

10;

letterman's

Editor,

Short

12;

Place

2nd

Last

Council,

Place

Reporting

Navy

Patrol

Captain,

12;

11,

Varsity,

Short

11

Student

12;

ief,

Award,

"B"

9;

"B"

9;

Editor-in-Ch

Presi­

11;

Football,

Council;

Basketball,

10;

BENENATE

Jr.

Roundup,

Elocution

Class

Team,

Elocution

12;

Contest,

11;

Student

Club,

12.

Patrol,

11,

11.

21


HERBERT

Transfer

BOCKEMEHL

NORMAN

ARTHUR

12.

Student,

Honor

Club,

10;

Class

Basketball,

Sec,

9;

liB"

9;

NEDT

JOSEPH

BUCHHEIT

BRENDER,

9,

12;

Baseball,

12;

THOMAS

JR.

JOHW

RQlII,

11,

12;

11,

Team,

Citation,

Honor

10;

Varsity,

10;

Roll,

Ranger

10,

Varsity

11,

Track,

10.

Class

9;

10,

9,

10,

9,

Sec.,

11,

12;

10,

Pres.,

National

9;

12;

Prefe·ct,

Pin;

Society,

Seminar,

Team

12;

Council,

Jesuit

12;

liB"

10',

Candidate,

Sodality

Central

9;

11,

Sodality,

Vice­

12;

of

to

Deleg.ate

Summer

Debate,

10;

Honor

Math

12;

Seminar,

10;

11,

Linz

Candida-te,

11;

Class

11;

Vice-Pres.,

French

10;

Texas

9,

Team,

Speech

Football,

Nuclear

University

Science

Symposium,

11;

National

Merit

Semi-finalist,

Council

12;

Treasurer,

12;

10,

CARL

FLECTHER

Basketball,

CARSoN

Phi!.,

9;

MICHAEL

io.

9,

11,

Sec.,

12;

WAYNE

Sec.,

Pres.,

12;

Major

io.

9,

Plays,

11

9,

Contest,

11;

Speech

League,

11,

O,

Team,

io.

9,

First

12;

11,

Order

12;

11,

the

Silver

9,10;

Baseball,

KEVIN

9;

Perfect

Attend-

the

Gold

JOSEPH

Ro·lI,

"J"

10;

O,

Award,

10;

9.

Sodality,

9,

Student

11,12;

10,

11,

Roundup,

9;

O,

Class

Freshman

11;

Pres.;

Congress

l

Roundup,

11;

Place,

10,

Sophomore

Art

Last

'Candidate

22

Contest,

City

Second

10;

Vice-Pres.,

Rep.,

l

Art

10;

Place,

Class

Vice-Pres.;

Council

12;

io.

C;lee

Club,

CLANCY

PhiL,

9;

Rep.,

10,

Council,

Patrol,

Council

Editor,

11,

12;

10;

Business

12.

9;

10;

Committee,

11,

11;

12;

Treas.,

Major

Play,

12;

10;

Student

Most

11;

Masque,

All

First

12;

Council

12;

Capt.,

Honor

Student .

Editor, of

Order

10;

Sophomore,

11,

Pres.,

Sec.,

12;

Place,

National

12;

of

Patrol,

12.

11,

ance, l

Elocution

to.

Forensic

CASH

Juniq,r

Class

11;

Rep.,

12;

9,

Masque,

Valuable

Student

Executive

Student

11,

Student

12;

12;

Roundup,

9,

10,

11,

12;

10,

11,

Last

Roundup,


GEORGE

NEIL

CLARK

TERENCE

JAMES

COLE

ANTHONY

JOSEPH

COLOMBO

Basket­ Class

ball,

Sec,

9;

Class

Treas.,

10;

9,

Baseball,

9;

10,

11,

12; Freshman

Roundup,

10,

Football;

Varsity

Roundup,

"B"

Team

12;

10,

Football,

10,

11,

B-owling

11,

Glee

12;

Track,

9;

Varsity

Track,

Letterman's

Club,

10,

11,

12;

11,

Clark,

Vullo,

relax

Clancy,

at

Cloherty

after-party.

10,

Football.

11;

9,

"B"

11,

12;

Te'am

Foot­

Mrs.

Zuercher,

Dave,

and

Mr.

Zuercher

at

Student

Council,

Letterman's

12;

Attendance,

2.

Phil's

ball,

Club,

11,12.

1.

Leaque,

11,

12. Last

12;

9,

11;

Class

Club,

Sec.,

10;

12;

Varsity

Perfect

11.

3.

Senior

Ring

Ceremony.

Sodality

23 distributes

to

presents

children

from

Dunne

Memorial.


WILLIAM

Honor

GREGORY

COOPER

11;

9,

Roll,

11;

Club,

9,

Perfect

JOHN

Club,

Student

11;

10,

11,

12;

Honor

MICHAEL

RounQup,

"B"

Leader,

Plays,

Bowling,

JOHN

9,

10,

CYBULSKI

10;

11;

Seminar,

Library

JOHN

Aid,

Student

10;

Master

Sergeant,

11;

11;

Chem­

Roundup,

11,

12;

LOU

Honor

Class

Last

Co-Business

Manager

9;

12;

IS

Roll,

10,

NHS,

10,

10,

John

11,

12;

Berchman's;

10,

11;

NEDT

Citation,

10.'

11;

Netional

Major

Student

Berchman's

John

11;

11;

Merit

Citation,

12.

JAMES

DASHO

Perfect

Attendance,

10,

11,

"B"

12;

Seminar,

12;

Rep.

to

9;

Bowling

9,

League,

Team

Basketball.

10;

10;

French

Student

Patrol,

SMU

Youth

11,

12;

Capta

Traffic

in,

Coun­

Safety

12;

9

up,

10,

11,

.9,

10,

1,

12;

12;

Sodality,

10;

Central

12;

NH,

12;

Glee

Sodality

Executive

Debate

12;

11,

1

1

10,

Citation,

11,

of

12;

Team,

Speech

Team,

NEDT

24

Football;

12;

11,

Award,

10,

Council,

.

Pres.,

12;

11,

Freshman

12;

PhiL,

12;

St.

10,

9,

Student

LEONARD

Club,

11;

NHS,

St.

Pin;

Math

Treas.,

10;

12;

Linz

Candidate,

11;

Class

10;

Seminar,

of

Vice­

JR.

DARROUZET,

9,

Sec.,

French

Treas.

and

Tri-Editor,

11,

"J"

11,

Captain,

9;

Patrol,

9,

Roundup,

10,

Football;

10,

Patrol

Society,

istry

10;

9,

Team

Degree

10.

Merit,

MITCHELL

CRUTCHER

Last

Roll,

12;

11,

Patrol,

9.

Le

9;

Attendance,

9;.

Club,

Forensic

11;

aque

10;

9,

Science

Club,

9,

Spanish

Seminar,

Chemistry

CRONIN

10; Camera

Debate,

National

10;

RONALD

JAMES

Teem,

Speech

Science

·12;

Roundup,

League,

of

9,

11

0,

12; ,

Round­

Club,

11,

Candidate,

Council,

President

Committee,

of

11,

12;

9;

Sodality,

"12;

Prefect

Student

Council,

12.

cil;

Class

Officer,

NEDT

Citation,

10.

12;

Last

Roundup,

12;


ROBERT

Radio

12;

DENNIS

B,RUCE

Club,

10,

Vice-Pres.,

Phil,

9,

ROBERT

Student

11;

Sergeant,

12;

Attendance,

Science

12;

11,

12;

Master

12;

Store,

12;

Roll,

Transfer

11,

Club,

Patrol,

Colonel,

Honor

Junior

M.

DISQUE,

Student,

JR.

MAURICE

12.

Roll,

Contest,

9,

Perfect

aque,

11,

12;

11.

Attendance,

WILLIS

Golf

Team,

11,

12;

A.

DUFFEY,

Cheerleader,

12;

Class

12;

Treas.,

12.

ROBERT

JR.

Bowling

10,

League,

10,

Roundup,

L.

11;

JOHN

Club,

10,

Coin,

ECKELKAMP

Patrol,

Patrol,

Music

Second

Festival,

11;

10.

Glee

10;

Club,

Student

12;

Band

12;

9;

Music

Science

1;

Ser­

12;

11,

Hohman

Place,

County

T

Solo,

Citation,

Student,

11,

Last

12;

10,

Lieut.,

E.

10;

First

10,

11;

Place

NEDT

Transfer Le

Bowling

9,

Music

Award,

Dallas

Place,

DRISCOLL

Band,

First

Attendance

11;

PHILIP

DOWLING

11;

11;

geant,

Book

Perfect

12.

First

JAMES

JOHN

Honor

11,

10,

12;

12;

Rotarian,

11;

11,

10,

12;

11,

10,

Officer

12;

Football

"B"

11,

12;

Student

Team,

10;

Roundup,

Varsity,

11,

Junior

12;

12;

Track,

Elocution

12;

PhiL,

10,

11,

Silver

Contest,

10;

12.

Masque

Award,

11;

Major

Play,

10,

11,

25


DANNY

Cla-ss

JAMES

FARINA

CARLO

9,

JOHN

MICHAEL

FENNELL,

Student

Treas.,

10;

Transfer

Patrol,

11;

CHARLES

JR.

Class

11.

Pres.,

Student,

10;

9.

11,

Student

ball;

12;

Club,

DAVID

DONALD

Transfer

Student,

Student

Football,

Patrol,

11;

FRYMARK

11;

League

Glee

11 i

Varsity

WILLIAM

Leader,

11,

12i

Phi!.,

9,

THOMAS

11,

10,

12;

Varsity

Vice-Pres.,

Senior

Plays,

9,

10,

Student

12;

11,

Patrol,

12;

10,

11,

12;

Major

Elocution,

12;

Captain,

11,

12;

Phi!.,

9;

11;

12;

Patrol,

Treas.,

12;

NEDT

Sec.,

Citation,

12;

Fresh

Track

10;

leader,

league

11,

9,

10;

Base­

Team,

10,

Letterman's

9,

10;

12.

MICHAEL

GARDNER

12;

"B"

11;

Club,

Football,

Vice-Pres.,

Council,

Club,

Ranger

11,

FRITSCHE

11;

Student

Baseball,

9,

Fresh

LOWELL

10;

GLASCO

10;

Roundup,

Track;

Varsity

11;

Team,

Speech

Track,

Letterman's

Captain,

10,

Club,

11,

12;

12;

Vice­

..

Letterman's

Track,

11,

12;

12.

Club,

11,

Bowling,

9;

tendance,

9,

Class

Tre

Perfect as.,

At

Speech

Pres.

and

11;

12.

11;

Team,

9,

10,

11,

Sec.,

12;

Class

Pres.,

11,

12;

Class

Glee

Vice-Pres.,

Club,

10.

10;

Cheerleader,

11,

12;


)

1.

in

show

Seniors

Student

Council.

2:

of

Cheerleaders urge

leadership

football

team.

3.

Senior

JOHN

ROBERT

JOSEPH

JAMES

GLYNN

MILES

Team

Football,

"B"

Captain,

10;

Team

12;

Varsity,

11,

Club,

12;

Perfect

9.

Attendance,

11,

12;

Honor

Roll,

Var­

Baseball,

Letterman's

12;

11,

9,

Bowling,

10;

12;

Pres.,

Math

10,

12;

Perfect

9,

Attendance,

10;

10,

Seminar,

Officer,

Council,

9;

12;

11;

Radio

10,

11,

12;

11,

12;

11;

Patrol,

10,

Student

Award,

11,

12;

12;

Youth

Sr.

Traffic

Safety

Rep.

National

Merit

first

Jesuit

Ring

11;

Roll,

Treas.,

GORDON,

9,

9;

Letter

of

10,

Ceremony.

Treas.,

Seminar, Editor,

Council,

10,

12;

12;

JR.

Sodality,

10;

Math

Class

Vice-Pres.,

Seminar,

Cross

National

10;

Citation,

Candidate

11;

Sodality,

Class

Tennis,

11;

NEDT to

12;

at

11;

9;

Club,

Student

Service

Roundup,

JOSEPH

JR.

GOODWIN,

Honor

IIBII

sity,

classes

support

Country,

9;

9,

Society,

10,

French

Honor

11,

12;

10.

Commendation.

27


ROBERT

MICHAEL

Transfer

11;

GORMAN

Student,

Student

Student

10;

St.

11;

12;

Berchman,

Vice-Pres.,

Team,

Bowling

Class

11;

Treas.,

12;

11;

Class

Pres.,

PhiL,

10,

9,

10;

11;

Council,

Basketball,

Perfect

12;

Roll,

9,

EDMOND

10,

11;

French

Student

12;

12;

11,

9,

10;

Recommendation,

12;

NHS,

Semi­

9;

Baseball,

Attendance,

9;

9,

10,

Class

RALPH

JR.

Base­

9;

12;

11,

10,

Team

11,

Major

Football,

12;

10;

10,

Pres.,

PhiL,

"B"

11,

HAGGAR,

Class

Sec.,

9;

ball,

Patrol,

Track,

10,

11,

Club,

11,

12;

12;

12;

Plays,

10;

12;

Ranger

10,

Student

Roundup,

Letterman's

NMSQT

NEDT

of

Letter

Serge-ant-At-.Arms,

Honor

10,

9,

11,

11. nar,

GREATHOUSE

MARTINEZ

JOHN

John

Class

Patrol,

Council,

Leader,

League

11,

Club,

Cita­

12;

11,12.

tion,9.

ARTHUR

BRUCE

9,

Bowling,

10,

12;

i

Baseball,

Roundup,

Roundup

1.

.J

GREGORY

HAMELIN

La·st

11

Student 9;

12;

league

Contest

Short

12;

Mention,

Patrol,

leader,

Honorable

Football,'

D.

HARRISON

Team,

9;

11,

Council,

9,

THOMAS

"B"

9;

Baseball,

Club,

10,

11;

Varsity,

Letterman's

12;

Club,

Student

Story

10;

Patrol,

Class

10,

12;

12;

Science

French

11;

Student,

10;

11,

10,

11;

Science

12;

National

clear

Roll,

Perfect

Seminar,

NHS,

leader,

Merit

10,

11;

Attendance,

Cheer­

Club,

letter

12;

of

Recom-

12;

.mendation,

28

HEINES

ELLIOT

Honor

Transfer

Student

11;

11.

Treas.,

12;

Science

Jesuit

Summer

to

Delegate

11.

Symposium,

UT

Nu-


RAY

FRED

MICHAEL

TALTY

10,

Country,

Track,

12;

11,

Pres.,

12;

9,

Treas.,

ball,

10;

Class

10,

9,

RICHARD

HYLDEN

JOSEPH

Roll,

Vice-Pres.,

12;

9;

12;

11,

LEONARD

ROBERT

10;

"B"

Football,

KLOSTERMAN

Team,

9;

10;

Varsity,

"B"

Class

De­

Pres.,

12;

Candidate,

Sodality

9;

Roll,

9,

St.

10;

John

Berchman's

Student

bate,

Team,

9,

11,

10,

9,

Vice-Pres.,

12;

11,

10,

12;·

10,

9,

NFL,

12;

Speech

11,

12;

11,

12;

Service

Pres.,

12;

12;

12;

Baseball,

Radio

9;

tional

League,

11,

12;

Merit

Letter

Ro·undup,

10,

11,

Semi-finalist,

9,

10,

Letterman's

of

Perfect

Citation,

9;

Tennis,

Doubles

12;

Howling

NHS,

Club,

Varsity

State

Captain,

9;

11;

Captain,

Club,

11,

12;

11,

Roundup,

12;

Seminar,

10,

12;

10;

League

Society,

10,

Varsity

11;

Roundup,

Leader,

12;

Patrol,

12;

Track,

11,

12;

Baseball,

9;

11,

12;

Team,

12.

Gold

Council,

Student

Medal,

Last

Vice-Pres.,

JR.

10.

12.

Honor

Te1am,

9;

9,

Ranger

Congress;

Club,

KLEIN

HAYDEN

Captain,

12;

11,

Soph.

12;

liB"

Football

HOOKER,

Roll,

Foot­

9;

10,

Letterman's

Roundup,

Honor

Track,

Vice-Pres.,

12;

Last

THOMAS

Basebell.

Varsity

11,

Club,

10;

Team

"B"

11;

Vioe-Pres.,

Honor

Class

Class

Class

11,

HINKEL

EVANS

PETER

HIG.GINS

12. Cross

Letterman's

10;

Club,

11,

12;

Treas.,

12;

French

12.

11;

9;

Na­

NEDT

Commendation;

French

Attendance,

9;

Pa.rliamen­

Seminar,

10;

Council,

Student

12;

29

tarian,

12.


KOEGL

JOSEPH

FRANK

EDWARD

Last

11,

Roundup,

Roundup,

12;

Service Student

Patrol,

12;

11,

10,

Perfect

11;

Library

Aid,

11;

11,

12;

Award,

Class

JAMES

Sec.,

Student

JOHN

KREBBS

Treas.,

Glee

10;

9;

Club,

Roundup,

Roll,

12;

11.

10,

9,

KRIESE

TOM

Honor

Class

11;

Patrol,

10;

10,

9,

Perfect

11;

11,

10,

9,

Band,

12;

12;

11,

Roundup,

10,

Roundup,

tional

of

Senior

Student

12;

letter

Merit

of

Texas

Editor,

Patrol,

BRIAN

FRANCIS

Student

lEANDRA

Patrol,

10,

11,

Contest

Roundup

Essay

BENZEL

12;

12;

M.ajor,

Winner,

Mention-National

Jr.

12;

Rep.,

Council,

CHRISTOPHER

Roll,

Candidate,

Semi­

Rotarian

Student

12;

12;

Roundup,

nar,

10;

10;

9,

9;

NFL,

11,

Citation,

MICHAEL

Class

Speech

Science

9;

Golf

Merit

Semi-finalist;

Writing

MacMASTER

Honor

Honor­

11;

Merit

Scholarship

Exam;

Team,

Club,

Team,

12;

11,

9;

12;

Patrol,

Semi­

National

12;

NEDT

11;

JOSEPH

Vice-Pres.,

Sodality

French

Student

Class

Sec.,

9;

last

Na­

12;

Sclence

Sym­

NEDT

able

Leader,

12;

10;

Recommendation,

Nuclear

University

posium,

nar,

Attendance,

Section

12;

10.

Attendance,

Citatlon,

10.

MADIGAN

9,

10;

Class

Treas.,

11;

Student

12;

Council,

9;

Roundup,

Last

Roundup,

Science

10;

Club,

9.

"B"

Capt.,

12;

12;

Candidate,

Sodality

Football,

Team

9,

10,

11,

Basketball

Capt.,

9;

12;

10;

12.

Track,

9,10.

30

10,

11,

12;

Varsity,12;

Leaque

leader,


FRANK

SAMUEL

Science

12;

Club,

Band,

9;

MAGRO

11;

CLARENCE

Baseball,

9,

10;

Golf,

11,

ARTHUR

MANDOIZA,

Student

Patrol,

10;

Track,

PAUL

JR.

DAVID

MANGELSDORF

11.

Sodality

Candidate,

PhiL,

9,

10,

9,

Club,

St.

11;

John

Mr.

Charles

Len

Dasho,

for

perform

and

Mrs.

Dasho

at

Senior

Ring

Senior

lunchtime

entertainment.

Ceremony.

2.

Seniors'

court

tries

Freshmen

for

12;

11,

11,

Phil

10,

11;

Berchman's

Award,

Freshmen

10,

Roundup,

Sodality,

Last

11,

Glee

Service

1.

9;

11.

Bowling,

9,

crime

10,

Major

Club,

11,

9,

Plays,

10,

Freshmen.

of

being

11,

12;

12;

10,

12;

12.

3.

Willing

31


JAMES

THOMAS

CHARLES

MARTI

11,

PhiL,

11;

12;

Major

10,

9,

NFL,

12;

11,

Last

Roundup,

Roll,

11,

NFL,

1;

Award,

Sec.,

10;

11;

NEDT

Citation,

JAMES

ball,

FRANCIS

9,

12;

9;

Foot­

Vioe-Pres.,

9;

Varsity,

Student

10,

Track,

Council,

11,

10;

12;

10,

11;

Captain,

12;

as.,

9;

11;

10;

2;

FRANK

St.

Football,

10,

McCARTY

John

Berchman's

9;

Society,

Perfect

12;

Attendance,

Glee

10;

9,

Club,

Semi­ 11.

DAVID

Seminar,

Candidate,

9;

11.

EDMUND

McDONELL

Transfer

Football,

9;

10,

Varsity,

11,

12;

Captain,

"B"

9,

12;

Basebell,

Team,

9;

10;

Varsity,

"B"

Letterman's

Club,

Debate,

1

1,

0,

Merit

Math

Council,

11,

11,

12;

Captain,

9,

10;

Basketball,

Class

9.

11;

10,

9,

1

1

HS,

National

Sodality

Central

10,

Team,

10;

Student

9;

12;

Glee

32

N

2;

Pin;

Seminar,

Tre

10;

GREGORY

McDERMOTT

Class

Pres.,

9;

Bowling,

Team,

Speech

1

11,

Linz

French

finalist; Club,

9.

Sodality,

Class

MICHAEL

11;

10,

0,

for

Speech

Science

11;

Class

11;

1

9,

12;

Candidate Service

12;

Class

9,

9,

Play,

1

11;

Team,

MASSE

MARK

III

N,

Honor

10,

9,

Debate,

Tri-Editor,

l.eaque

Club,

Varsity,

Patrol,

Leader,

10.

11,

10;

12;

Letterman's

Student

12;

Patrol,

man's

9;

Vice-Pres.,

Club,

11,

Council,

11;

RANDOLPH

Student,

11;

Club,

11,

Contest,

11;

11.

JR.

McKANE,

Honor

Roll,

11;

Varsity

Tournament,

Story

12;

11,

Tennis,

Finals

Student

11;

12;

Intramural

Honorable

Mention

Letter­

Tennis

Short


MICHAEL

TIMOTHY

Le,ague

9;

Leader,

Student

JOHN

McNALLY

9;

Patrol,

Bowling,

11;

9,

Baseball,

Science

10,

11.

THOMAS

Honor

Science

Club,

12;

able

DAVID

MELSHEIMER

9,

Club,

10,

11;

11;

Golf

Pin;

11,

Roundup,

11,

Merit

RICHARD

MICHAEL

MOSER

Linz

Candidate

Pin;

Sodality,

9;

Band,

9,

S.

10,

Letter

12;

Science

Club,

11,

12.

Honor

Class

12;

11,

12;

Treas.,

12;

Central

"B"

Football,

9;

Coach,

Team,

9,

Team,

Attendance,

10,

11;

9;

Baseball.

MUNSCH

10,

11;

Science

Coun­

Seminar,

Chemistry

"B"

11;

Team

10;

Bowling,

French

12;

11;

Bowling

MICHAEL

Roll,

Sec"

12; 10,

Sodality,

cil,

Student

9,

of

11.

MUELLER

11,

11;

9.

11;

Contest,

Attendance,

HAROLD ERNEST

Candidate,

Perfect

Roundup,

12;

Can­

National

Perfect

Roll,

12;

Honor­

Team,

Short

Story

Linz

Commendation;

MORGAN

Honor

Last

Roll,

Mention

didate,

9,

10,

11,

12;

Candidate

Club,

11;

Linz

Pres'"

Pin;

11;

Last

Roundup,

Perfect

12;

Attendance,

10;

Seminar,

11.

Bowling

10;

Team,

11;

NHS,

NEDT

Citation,

10;

Commendation,

11,

12;

Chairman

12;

of

Committee,

10,

11,

National

of

12;

Sec.,

12;

Merit

Letter

Student

Council,

Social

Executive

Committee,

9,

12;

Perfect

Attendance,

9,10.

33


WILLIAM JOHN

ANTHONY

Science

NAN

JOHN

KIVELL

Radio

Student

Patrol,

Club,

10,

11;

Club,

11,

12;

12.

Fresh

ball;

ALLEN

Frosh

Basketball;

Team

10;

Football,

Base­

Fresh

"B"

Team

Bas­

Honor

Basketball,

Varsity

Varsity

11;

12;

Captain,

12;

11;

11;

LAWRENCE

JOSEPH

"B"

Baseball,

EDWARD

OWENS

Team

9;

Baseball,

Football

Manager,

11;

Bowling

Letterman's

10;

Club,

10;

Team,

11,

12;

"B"

Football

9;

Library

League

Aid,

Leader,

ANTHONY

Attendance,

of

9;

of

Track,

ball,

12.

10;

10;

THOMAS

PALMER

Fresh

Perfect

10;

Varsity

Honor

Track;

"B1,

Manager

Team

Basket­

Manager

Student

Patrol,

10;

Science

Club,

12;

nar,

CLYDE

Roll,

Speech

9;

9,

10,

11,

Seminar,

34

10;

11,

Baseball,

12;

10.

Council,

12;

10,

12;

10;

12;

11.

PARKER

11;

10,

Team,

Debate,

Semi-finalist;

11,

Baseball,

9,

9,

Candidate,

10,

10,

National

Perfect 10.

A.t­

"B1'

Patrol,

Baseball,

Te·am

Student

Club,

Legion

Team

Perfect

9;

Pres.,

Varsity

"B"

Letterman's

11,

American

Manager,

Class

Student

10;

Baseball;

Track,

Varsity

12.

Club,

9,

9,

Football,

Freshman

11,

Letterman's

12;

JR.

OSBORN,

Roll,

tendance,

Team

10;

S.

NELSON

Football;

"B"

ketball,

Football,

11,

11,

12;

Linz

Math

National

Pin,

Semi­

Merit

12;

Forensic

Attendance,

Leaque,

10;

9,

French


1.

Paul

wins

chariot

Mangelsdorf

date

4.

Homecoming

PAUL

Band,

9,

St.

10,

FRANCIS

9;

12;

Patrol,

10,

Letterman's

Berchrnan's

11;

Club,

Golf

11,

12;

The

ever-suave

Bowling,

Tournament,

Golf

10,

Team,

11,

"Butch"

12;

10,

John

demonstrates

Mike

Duffy,

JAMES

PAYNE

Honor

Roll,

12;

Captain,

11;

Contest,

9,

12;

9,

Intra­

tendance,

9,

at

THE

Band,

Major,

Second

dance

craze.

3.

Farina

and

Club

Supper.

LAWRENCE

10;

Drum

12;

latest

Danny

Mothers'

McCarty

Last

Club,

Winner

mural

2.

Tumy

Harrison,

Greg

PATAK

Student

11,

John

Roundup,

race.

Homecoming

dance.

at

10,

9,

12;

Place,

E.

L.

11,

12;

Band,

9,

DONALD

10;

PETR

Student

patrol,

11,

10,

12;

Hohman

Bowling

9;

Perfect

Lea.gue,

11,

12;

Science

Club,

10;

At­

League

Leader,

10;

Last

12.

Roundup,

10.

10.

35


PAUL

PhiL,

9;

12;

Student

10;

9;

Radio

Baseball,

Club,

12;

Club,

9,

"B"

10;

12;

l.eaque

Track,

Leader,

9;

Student

11;

JOSEPH

PIGUET,

9,

12.

11,

10;

JAMES

III

Perfect

Sec.,

Attendance,

9;

Band,

Bowling,

WILLIAM

RANDOLPH

PhiL,

10,

9,

11,

Last

Pres..

Club,

11;

11;

Roundup,

Student

Patrol,

PILLAR

12;

10,

Roundup,

Council,

Club,

12;

10,

Plays,

Major

11,

11;

10,

Student

12;

Council,

Cheerleader.

11,

12;

10.

12;

JOHN

Perfect

11;

Attendance,

Science

9,

12;

12;

Club,

10;

9,

St.

ROBERT

John

Roundup,

Seminar,

12;

10,

11,

12;

10,

11,

John

12;

PITTS

Biology

12;

Roundup,

12;

12;

Science

10,

Band,

12;

9,

Club,

Round­

10,

11;

Class

Vice-Pres.,

Seminar,

Seminar,

Last

up,

St.

12;

Chemistry

Berchman's

Society,

10,

Student

Biology

Society,

36

Student

PITTS

10,

Roundup,

Leader,

12;

Berchman's

11.

Vice-Pres.,

Class

10;

Science

10;

12.

RAY

9,

9;

Club,

Last

Patrol,

Class

9;

12;

12;

Glee

League

12;

Leader,

Club,

Career

Bowling,

10,

Patrol,

League

Radio

Class

Roll,

Congress,

Sophomore

10;

JR.

PIEROTTI,

9;

Bowling,

10,.12;

Golf,

Letterman's

11.

EDMOND

RALPH

Honor

Patrol,

Attendance,

Football,

12;

10,

ALFRED

PETTIGREW

Perfect

Team

10;

League

Leader,

9,

10;

Perfect

Attendance,

NEDT

Citation,

10.

9,

10;

Honor

Roll,

9;


MARTI

ROGER

POOL

A.

N

Transfer

Student,

10;

Radio

Student

Club,

11;

Club,

Patrol,

10;

EARL

Honor

PROZA

Roll,

Spanish

9,

STEVE

10;

Sodality

12;

Football,

Candidate,

Last

11,

12;

Leader,

League

1

12.

Roundup,

French

0;

Seminar,

10;

9;

"B"

Patrol,

(1I)b:

TIMOTHY

10,

Club,

Leadership

MICHAEL

REASONOVER

Bookstore,

11,

ence

11;

Award,

Radio

12;

Student

Club,

Patrol,

10;

10,

Sci­

11;

Ranqer

11;

Club,

ROY

Club,

9;

Band,

RAMSEY

9,

10,

11,

Camera

12;

Club,

9,

10,

11;

10,

11,

Last

10,

Roundup,

11,

12;

Roundup

12.

11;

Radio

R.I.P.

12;

Leader,

Perfect

RODGER

REYNOLDS

10,

11,

12;

liB"

League

Officer,

9.

Citationr

Bowling,

11.

12;

12;

11,

NEDT

11;

Team,

Career

Student

9;

11,

12;

Attendance.

Class

Student

Patrol,

Team

Football,

Baseball,

9,

10,

10,

10;

11,

9,

12;

12;

FALK

Treas.,

RINGHAM

10;

9,

Tri-Editor

Sec.,

JR.

12;

Student

Track,

Council,

Last

Roundup,

Football,

9;

12;

"B"

Team

Student

10;

9,

Patrol,

10;

St.

John

12;

Bowling,

Berchman's

Club,

12.

League

Leader,

37


RICHARD

ROVEllO

PAUL

SABA

"B"

Science

Honor

11,

Roll,

Freshman

11;

Roundup,

12;

Football:

Bowling

Team,

Football

Mgr.,

9;

Team

Football,

Club,

10,

lO,

11;

Captain,

10;

Ranger

Treas.,

9;

Baseball

Te'am

"B"

Class

10;

Student Freshman

12;

11,

Club,

SANDERS

CHARLES

LAWRENCE JIM

9;

Patrol,

11,

10,

12;

Perfect

Mgr.,

Attend­

Last

Baseball

Varsity

Mgr.,

10;

Aid,

Library

Class

9,

11,

12;

Treas.,

10;

Vice-Pres.,

10,

ance,

11;

Roundup,

Science 11.

Perfect

10,

12;

11,

9,

Attendance,

11;

League

ALEXANDER

10,

12;

11,

Roundup,

11;

12.

Club,

SHINE

JOHN

CLIFFORD

SIMMONS,

JR.

SHARPTON

Transfer

Band,

12;

Leader,

TIM

JOHN

11,

12.

10,

E.

L.

Hohman

Contest,

10,

Student,

12.

Honor

Perfect

Roll,

9,

Library

Aid,

11;

9,

Club,

11;

9;

Bowlinq

Math Science

11;

Club,

11;

Leaque,

9;

1

Class

Seminar,

Attendance,

11;

10,

NEDT

Radio

12;

Roundup,

Treas.,

9;

Award,

0;

CI�ss

10;

Vice­

Chemistry

National NEDT

Seminar,

11;

St.

John

Berchman's,

GoH

Pres.,

38

9,

10;

League

Leader,

10;

Team,

11;

Merit 12.

Award,

Semi-finalist,

12.

10,

11,

12;


GEORGE

Perfect

RICHARD

12;

MICHAEL

SPANGLE

Attendance,

Student

9;

Radio

11,

11,

Club,

12;

Patrol,

Science

12;

10,

Club,

12.

11,

Sodality

Student

Club,

Pres.,

LOUIS

STEEN

Candidate,

Patrol,

10;

9;

T.

ALBERT

Freshman

Science

Baseball,

Club,

11;

9;

Glee

STRANGI

9;

Vice-Pres.,

9,

10,

11;

Pres.,

Student

10;

Glee

Treas.,

Patrol,

10,

Team,

11;

Spanish

Club,

Club,

11;

11,

12.

11;

12;

Bowling

Science

Club,

Last

11;

Roundup,

League

Leader,

11;

9,

Roundup,

10,

11,

12;

11,

12;

Phil.,

12;

12.

Major

1.

Bob

Glynn

and

date

at

Mothers'

Club

Dance.

2.

Mrs.

R.

F.

Ringham,

Rod,

and

Mr.

Play,

at

Ringham

3.

Ring

Ceremony.

Father

Louapre

congratu-

.

lates

Jesuit's

National

Merit

semi-finalists.

39


DOUGLAS

JOHN

MICHAEL

STRECKER

CONRAD

SULLIVAN MICHAEL

JAMES

12.

Transfer

"B"

Baseball,

11;

Football,

11;

Patrol,

Leader,

Class

Team,

9;

Team

"B"

Student

10;

Varsity,

12;

11,

Student,

12;

League

Aid,

Library

9,

11;

Club,

12;

9;

10;

LOUIS

Bowlinq,

12;

Golf,

10;

9;

TERRY

TERILLI

LEE

TOVAR

MANUEL

TOMLINSON

L.

E.

Transfer

Student,

10;

Honor

Roll,

10,

11;

Honor

Roll,

10,

11;

Student

Band,

Patrol,

11,

10,

9,

12;

John

Berchman's

Club,

11,

12;

Science

Sec.-Treas.,

Club,

11.

Hohman

Contest,

10;

SMU

St.

Aid,

9.

Patrol,

League

Attendance,

9.

RUDOLPH JAMES

SWEENEY

Cafeteria

Leader,

Student

Science

Bowling,

Perfect

12;

11,

10,

Treas.,

10,

Music

12;

11,

10,

Festival,

11,

12;

St. Letterman's

12;

Track,

11,

12;

Football,

Medalist,

11,

12;

Baseball,

Team

Football,

Student

10;

Patrol,·

League

Leader,

12;

Chemistry

9,

Sodality

Berchman's

Club,

"B"

11;

10,

11,

Seminar,

10,

Bowling,

Roll,

9,

11,

10,

12;

11;

12;

Roundup,

tion,

40

Gold

Captain,

Student

10;

12;

Perfect

12;

Medal,

10,

Patrol,

NEDT

Last

11.

11,

10,

11,

11;

Honor

12;

10;

12;

John "B"

Club,

Team

Roundup,

11;

10;

Cita­

12;

12.

Attendance,

9,

10,

11,


TROY

N.

TIM

RICHA.RD

MICHAEL

TRUHILL,

Transfer

Student,

IV

JOHN

DOUGLAS

Candidate,

Sodality

Seminar,

Patrol,

9;

Citation,

Career

Club,

11;

Math

10;

Sodality,

NEDT

9;

10;

Honor

Student

10;

Radio

11.

Radio

11,

Club,

Roll,

Club,

12;

9,

JAMES

TURNER

CREWDSON

Linz

Class

Pin;

MICHAEL

Student

9;

Pres.,

i

I,

1

1

2

9,

Speech,

;

1

0

2

1

1

11,

,

Debate,

;

0,

9,

Vice

Pres.,

Gold

11;

Medal

Service

12;

Pres.,

Debate,

10,

11;

PETE

VULLO,

JOSEPH

JR.

R.

Sodality,

9;

9,

Howling,

11,

10,

"B"

12;

9,

Debate,

11,

9;

10,

Team

Service

12;

Medal

Debate,

Speech

WEAVER

Team,

9,

11;

11,

NFL,

12;

St.

12.

Club,

9;

Class

Pres.,

12;

11,

9,

JR.

Honor

Roll,

Speech,

9,

10,

Class

11;

Vice-Pres.,

9;

r

NFL,

12;

11,

10,

10,

11,

Glee

12;

Club,

Bowlinq,

9;

Soph.

10,

Award,

Team,

Winning

Roll,

1

9, 12;

11;

Candidate

10;

Baseball,

Gold

12;

Berchman's

Coun­

Honor

c

9,

10;

11;

11,

10,

John

9;

Captain,

Basketball,

Award,

Candidate,

TUMY

12.

Track,

12;

12;

11,

Pres.,

12;

10,

9,

Sodality,

11,

12;

10,

11,

12;

Congress;

Pres.,

12;

Student

"B"

Council,

Team

Baseball,

10,

Best

11;

NFL,

11;

Speaker,

9,

10,

12;

11,

1

PhiL,

of

Double

Distinction,

Degree

11;

Ruby

9,

Perfect

12;

Vice-Pres.,

11;

12;

Pres.,

12;

11,

Council,

Roundup,

12;

Sec.,

11;

Sec..

10,

11,

NHS,

12;

9;

Pres.,

Blossom

Junior

12;

Elocution

National

National

9,

French

10;

Sec.,

Seminar,

Merit

10,

Pres.,

12;

10;

Math

11,

12;

Major

League

Jr.

Plays,

10;

9,

Student

Leader,

Elocution

12;

Most

10,

11,

Patrol,

Student

11;

Contest,

Valuable

0;

12;

"B"

Football,

11;

Varsity,

12;

Track,

11,

to

Rep.

Letter

Rotary

Club,

12;

National

Merit

of

Commendation;

9,

10;

Award

Sr.

11,

Letter�an's

Club,

12.

for

Finalist,

11;

Champion,

9;

12;

Finalist,

Debate

Cherry

Radio,

10;

11,

12;

11,

Council,

10,11,12;

Phil.,

Elocution

12;

Attendance,

9,11,12;

Parliamentarian,

Central

9,

Sodality,

Council,

12;

9;

11,

10,

Award,

12; 11;

Student

Seminar,

Honor

PhiL,

9.

9,

Roll.

Principal's

41


Air

view

of

Jesuit

MICHAEL

PAUL

Transfer

9,

11,

10,

12;

9,

PhiL,

11,

10,

11,

10,

Play,

12;

Last

Contest,

Team

9;

Roundup,

10,

9,

Honor

10,

11,

11,

Roll,

12;

9,

Speech

10;

10;

Seminar,

NEDT

Perfect

Atten.,

Letter

Leader,

42

12;

Journalism

French

Merit

10;

F.

L.

"Bub"

Thompson

GEORGE

Student,

WOOD

10;

JAMES

Le·ague

9;

of

NFL,

Team,

Bowling,

Seminar,

9;

9;

National

Citation,

Commendation,

9,10,11,12.

9;

12;

Leader,

12;

WORLEY

Perfect

12;

Student Elocution

Maier

Photo

looking

WILMARTH

DONALD

Debate,

west.

School

High

League

Roundup,

12;

12.

Captain,

Attendance,

9;

League

Leader,

9;

Golf

Patrol,

12;

Student

Bowling,

11,

Last

Roundup,

12;

12;

Science

Patrol,

Club,

11.

11,

12;


Senior

entrance

o,f

and

Jesuit

patio

WILLIAM

Honor

Honor

9,

9,

11;

10,

Vice-Pre·s.,

Perfect

12;

12;

1,

12;

12;

Roundup,

of

9,

11;

Distinction,

Citation,

Speech

9,

10,

NFL,

12;

9,

12;

11,

National

12;

NHS,

Debate,

Attendance,

Degree

NEDT

9;

1

0,

Editor,

Semiflnalist,

9;

DAVID

ZAPALAC

CHARLES

Roll,

1

Team,

Senior

Merit

12;

11,

10,

Camera

11,

Club,

School

High

J.

after

shortly

12;

9;

FRED

Student

Baseball,

was

landscaping

ZUERCHER

RoH,

Roundup,

taken

Patrol,

10;

completed.

ZUNIGA

Last

Honor

Roll,

9,

10;

Band,

9,

10,

11,

12;

9.

Serqeant,

Solo

ence

Drill

12;

Contest,

Soloist,

Second

10,

9,

Lieut.,

10,

12;

11,

Medal,

Club,

11;

10;

11;

E.

12;

SMU

First

Holman

L.

Instrumental

10,

Medals,

Student

10;

Patrol,

Radio

Club,

9,

10;

11;

Sci­

Library

9.

Aid,

10;

Perfect

Berchman's

Attendance,

Club,

9,

10;

St.

John

11.

10,

43


Carefree

4-2

Class

J

M.R.

officers:

Class

Simmons,

Vice-Pres.;

Treas.

Pres.;

Greathouse,

Sec.;

Year's

Eve

during

FRANCIS DOWLING,

Hylden,

Home

Room

S.J.

Teacher

Moser,

The

ultimate

in

suavity

44

New

4-212H

at

Len

Dasho's.

party

2H

Freshmen

before

perform

4-212H

the

of

"big

guns"


Class A

lunchtime

break

from

the

daily

Class

grind.

Officers:

Clark,

for

the

annual

Preparations

sale

Haggar,

Vice-Pres.;

Pres.;

Neil

Munch,

Sec.;

Treas.

4-210.

for

Homecoming

corsage

game

sponsored

by

FATHER for

Students

plan

surprise

4-2l0

Russell

Ed

Mike

Bellamy,

May

JULIUS

MAY,

S.J.

class.

before

Father

Physics

Home

Room

Teacher

45


Baron

Mike

We

are

This

is

the

Barons.

a

set-up?

46

Couldn't

be

Officers:

Vullo,

Pete

Hinkle,

Treas.j

John

Rod

Ringham,

Sec.:

Fritche,

Vice-Pres.j

Pres.

Christmas

....

prouder

SENOR

Home

RENFROE,

Room

S.J.

Teacher

children.

for

party

needy

Champs


Class

Officers:

Vlce-Pres.:

Mike

Mike

Pres.:

Glasco,

Madigan,

Sec.:

Bob

Gorman,

Willis

Duffey,

Treas.

A

break

5th

Christmas

during

for

period

.

After

the

Retreat

came

a

break

4-216's

...

.

.

at

Pool's

Marty

.

adopted

presents

house

family

..

47


Sen

Super

JOHN

Most

48

SIMMONS

Generous


•

lor

lotives

Most

Dependable

Class

of

'64

to

Most

Likely

Succeed

MoM

School

Spirit

RODGER

RINGHAM

Most

Typical

49


Bishop

Lynch

Award

Turner

for

speaks

Seniors

at

Ring

Ceremony.


Turner-Gold

Medal

Turner

helps

James

Crewdson

Turner

leads

Debate

winner

Jesuit wrap

up

Speech

Tourney.

Turner

discussion

in

Student

Council.

sr


Steve

Robert

Mike

Bill

Allen

William

Burke

Michael

Bush

Pat

Coerver

Steve

James

Colletta

Cook'

Lalla

Chip

Secretary

Vice-president

Michael

Mike

Bertrand

Joseph

Bereuter

Bill

Brenner

Baker

President

Brophy

Brophv

Browning

John

Bunnell


Gene

David

Flusche

Mark

Hannon

Richard

Cummings

Chuck

Bob

Kitowski

Dick

Jennings

Lajoie

Harkey

Leonard

Lankford

Tom

Hunt

Hoekstra

Jimmy

Jaen

Joe

Lawrence

O'Neill

David

Jake

Riley

Richard

BARFIELD,

Sirchio

McDonald

Reichenstein

Irwin

Bill

MR.

John

Sentilles

Stewart

S.J.

Bob

Stewart

Clark

Terry

Tom

Wheelock

Ken

Wyatt

55


William

Steve

Ressler

Davis

Wilson

Walt

Raleigh

Coursey

President

Treasurer

Secretary

Vice-president

Bovis

Phillip

Brown

Wayne

Ben

Cammack

Chase

Andy

lonnie

Chunn

Chuck

Collora

MR.

VANDERHOLT,

Czerwinski

Bob

Deloach

Grady

Mike

Lee

Fedor

Grasshoff

Bob

Greathouse

Dennis

Griffin

Pat

Hargadon

Dan

Heinen

Tom

Higgins

56

S.J.


William

Kee

Paul

Lyman

Richard

Don

Paul

Mike

Macourek

Maher

Maher

McKane

John

Mitchell

Charles

Steinle

Charlie

Stewart

David

Stone

Russell

Swann

Taliaferro

Woody

�rank

Treadwell

Richard

Tullius

David

Zalkovsky

Stan

Zbylot


Dick

John

Richard

McGuire

Reed

John

Springer

Cronin

Treasurer

Secretary

Vice-president

President

Mike

Bernardo

Mike

Boyle

Joe

Cortemeglia

Mike

Greg

Coston

Darnall

Stephen

Edwards

ennis

Joseph

Michael

Craig

Everett

Fallon

Bob

Huth

Keeter

Bryan

Mike

Killebrew

Labac

Gary

John

Linehan

McCone

Gregory

Paul

Matelis

Mike

Muckleroy

Powell

Hubert

Michael

Redding

David

Ruyle

Schaefers

Jay

58

Jim

Smith

Snodgrass

Gary

John

Stansfield

Carl

Thompson

Stephen

Richard

Velasquez

Walden


MR.

GORDON

TAYLOR

59


Robert

Moen

Donald

Zimmerman

Joe

Lalumia

Ira

Stroughter

Treasurer

President

Frank

Vice-president

Secretary

Alexander

Richard

Baker

Howard

Bass

James

Bean

Robert

Becker

Michael

Belancsik

Chuck

Bill

Berry

Crowley


Ken

Steigman

Dan

Schnitzius

Jim

Rafferty

Alan

Pieczynski

Nolan

Dick

Pat

O'Connor

Edgar

Murphy

John

McCarthy

James

Lingberg

Bill

Malone

Pat

Lindley

Klein

John

Rolly

Hughes

John

Kiker

Bill

Holden

Don

Gerz

Foote

Ricky

Tim

Furlong

William

De

Ore

Rick

Richard

Duffy

Erler

Erwin

Lloyd

Steve

Felming


Richard

Dave

Terranella

Wynne

Treasurer

and

President

Vice-president

Arduini

Michael

Tommy

Byrd

Coughlin

Ba

inard

Nick

Bob

Cowan

Curtis

Floyd

Fritch

Larry

Bob

Gloster

Michael

Bob

62

Student

Johnson

Council

l<epresentative

Secretary

Nando

Stone

Krippner

Tony

Gregory

Hendler


Pat

Hogan

Huston

Joseph

Iwanski

Tony

John

Keane

Bill

Lajoie

Rick

Looney

John

Maher

Andrew

Steve

Bill

Martin

Martinez

Thomas

Meinke

Miller

Jerry

Morgan

Mike

Moser

Mike

O'Connor

Glenn

Scammel

Brian

Jim

Talbott

Tuite

Mike

MR.

Walsh

S.J.

HUNTER,

David

Watts

George

Zapalac

Philip

Zbylot


David

Mike

Kultgen

Robert

Joe

Abeln

Pillar

Farmer

Secret

President

Vice-president

Treasure

r

Student

Council

ary-

Representative

John

Arnone

Peter

Bargmann MR.

STOLTZ,

Phil

Baugh

Jim

David

Brice

S.J.

Leonard

Dickinson

D'Avignon

William

Flowers

Jack

Louis

Gehring

Gondolf


Ernest

Haywood

Chuck

Jenks

Tom

Dave

Mike

Jeff

Jenner

Johnson

Johnson

Kitowski

Mike

Tim

Korman

McCorm

ick

Moser

Larry

George

Nabholtz

Brian

Nasky

Jim

Newman

Edwin

Chuck

Zuercher

Mike

Weathers

Rod

Don

Tappen

Mark

Sterling

Stepanek

Bob

Pitts

Price


Gossett

James

Sam

Francisco

Urbina

Stephen

Phillips

Hoyt

Treasurer'

President

MR.

Leon

Secretary

Vice-president

S.J.

OSTER,

Berry

Vic

Burton

Charles

Conway

Bob

Darrouzet

Chris

Finn

Wayne

Fleming

Bob

Luke

John

Gier

Grizzaffi

Heckel

Hirsch

Guy

66


David

Paul

Johnson

Lewis

Bill

McNiff

Pat

Moran

Bob

Perkins

Don

Ray

Larry

Prather

Rapp

Ringham

Roa

rke

Gregory

Ryan

Jerry

John

Scottino

James

Sharpton

Stewart

Wesley

Neil

Thompson

John

Van

Horn

67


Robbie

Fuchs

Bosworth

Joe

Molina

Vaughn

Gary

President

Vice-president

Mike

Anderson

Hal

Boggan

MR.

68

GARY

PASQUA

Phil

Brown

Pat

Carroll

John

Castorr

John

Tom

Cloherty

Aldredge

Treasurer

Secretary

Colwell


James

Crowley

James

Halza

Richard

Johnston

John

DeFrancisco

Pat

Mark

Edwards

Mike

Flynn

Lawrence

Kinney

Lundin

Bob

Vincent

Galer

Macrae

Timothy

Mariner

John

McCullough

Frank

McNally

Bill

O'Connor

Emilio

Perea

Paikowski

Gary

Edward

Karl

Ramirez

Steen

Walter

Stock

69


Eric

Minotti

Michael

John

Yarbrough

Gallagher

Nick

Peters

Treasurer

President

Vice-president

Clark

Corky

Corcoran

Philip

Steve

Davies

Ronald

Grubbs

Davidson

Skip

Joe

Fernandez

John

Hayes

Fred

Ted

Gonzales

McGehee

70

Secretary


Matthew

Haydon

David

David

Swanson

Troy

Sullivan

Gregory

Mike

Racanelli

Randy

Philip

Spangle

Piccola

Conrad

Roark

St.

Neitzel

Romain

Nelson

Randy

Bruce

Larry

Mon

ier

Maupin

John

Maguire

MR.

BUVENS,

S.J.

71


John

Lankford

Atkinson

John

Rener

Tom

Froehlich

Clay

President

Treasurer

Vice-president

Lee

Alexander

Kenneth

Asel

Devron

Averett

Gerald

Blaszczak

Thomas

Secretary

Booker

James

Booth

Kevin

Bosworth


John

Carroll

Thomas

Philip

Jack

Christine

D'Ambrogi

Daniel

Tim

D'Arcy

Fisk

George

MR.

FAGIN,

S.J.

Geoffrey

FitzGerald

Biff

Godfrey

John

Hamje

Michael

Humphries

ORNERY

AARDVARKS

Michael

Kearney

Wayne

Dennis

Stuart

McDonald

Muldoon

Mut

O'Rourke

Joseph

Reid

David

Chuck

John

Tim

Tinkle

Jim

Wysocki

Willey

Larry

Vining

Anthony

Rooney

Rhoda

David

Skiles


Mike

Michael

David

McKool

Loiselle

Mark

Trimble

Terranella

Treasurer

President

Vice-president

Secretary

Bill Barker

George

74

Winston

Coelen

Booker

George

Chris

D'Elena

Jai

Disque

Golden

Fred

Jodry


Dick

Mike

Flume

Johnson

Mark

Keene

John

Kohler

Mike

O'Rourke

Kreiner

Jim

Lomonaco

Jerry

Bill

Kenny

McCormick

Mike

McManus

Kevin

O'Shea

Mark

MOloney

Pieczynski

MR.

MILLS,

S.J.

Love

Larry

Don

Raffe

rty

Mike

Schnitzius

David

Taylor

William

Wagner

Windsor

Gregory

Robert

Yarber


Dennis

John

Owens

Beckham

Dennis

Frank

Vice-president

Richard

Treasurer

Secretary

Coelen

SPITFIRES

Peter

Cole

Thomas

David

Bryant

Bob

Driscoll

John

Lampo

John

Matt

Beckerich

Culmore

James

LaBarba

Lee

Billy

76

Hall

Hart

Furlong

President


MR.

ROUSSEVE,

S.J.

Edward

John

John

Lieser

McDonell

Mercher

Dan

Murray

Joe

Ben

Piccola

Steve

Piering

John

Pokladnik

Bill

Ramsey

Victor

Tom

Ressler

Swanson

Edward

Scott

Wachter

Walters

Richard

Wooldridge

77


Brian

John

Robinson

Terry

John

Joe

Madigan

Mike

Martin

Sullivan

Treasurer

President

Vice-president

Secretary

Cacciatore

Darnall

FR.

JOHNSON,

Mike

Davis

Dickinson

Eugene

James

Sean

Finegan

Forrest

Bruce

Hambleton

Patrick

S.J.

Killebrew


Lanier

Jeffrey

Stephen

Lindley

Lobello

Sammy

Pat

Lynch

Danny

Bruce

McKay

McKee

Malcomesius

Rusty

Robert

Meyer

Paul

Moody

Bob

Payne

Richard

Pedro

Ha

Peck

Perea

I

Pettigrew

Mike

James

Thompson

Slater

Tim

Schwenke

Bill

Sandifer

Oscar

Salas

Victor

Ruiz


Dunn

Donny

Raspante

Larry

Vice-president

Secretary-treasurer

Bill

Abright

Raul

Bernal

Charles

Bifano

Bobby

Ray

B6yle

Bulger

Jeff

Canaday

Thomas

Chase

Cooper

Ricky

Dickinson

Jerry

Griffin

Terry

Brooke

Hogan

Edward

Holmberg

Bruce

Matt

Hubert

Jaremko

Dickie

Johnson

Mark

Jones

Mike

Luther

Robert

MacGregor

John

Tim

Maxvill

Morrow

Robert

Fred

Mullen

Peck

Pomara

Stephen

Ponciano

Robert

Russell

Kenneth

Shaw

Pete

Mike

Smyth

Staton

Richard

Stein

Marcus

Torti

Christopher

Wildes

80

Porras


MR.

JOHN

FI

NN


Student

President

John

Darrouzet

addresses

Student

Council

before

Council

during

Student

Council

Winter

sponsored

84

Carnival.

the

student

body.

meeting

Student

Council

decorates

for

a

dance.


"

Goodwin,

Osborn,

Leandra.

Ringham,

"IN

MY

OPINION

Turner

...

as

says

and

Minotti

speaks

Vullo,

cuts

Buchheit,

Darrouzet

"listen."

in.

Hylden

A

Student

typical

in

Council

meeting

formal

dress.

85


St.

John

Berchman's

Terilli

and

assist

Father

LEFT,

TO

RIGHT:

Jim

Pitts,

John

Gregory,

Smith,

A.

and

Ringham

86

Rapp,

Flume,

L.

Blaszczak,

Pitts,

Pieczynski,

Flume

assist

Krippner,

Flusche,

Ter

L.

illi,

Ringham,

Colletta,

R.

Lajoie,

at

Father

Louapre

Bunnell,

FitzGerald,

Reichenstein,

Mass.

O'Shea,

Barker,

Mr.

Mills,

Hendler,

at

Mass.

l.ouapre

Pieczynski

M.

Terranella,

Browning"

R.

Mangelsdorf,

S.J.,

Moderator.

Ringham,

Coursey,


Cheer­

leaders

FIRST

ROW:

SECOND

B.

R.

Duffey,

Heines,

ROW:

Duffey;

Darrouzet,

Mr.

Oster,

S.J.,

Mod.,

Brophy.

Ranger

Club

KNEELING:

Bellamy

Lyman,

Swann,

Father

Haggar,

Rivoire,

HinkeJ,

S.J.,

Fritsche;

Mod.;

THIRD

STANDING,

FIRST

ROW:

Higgins,

ROW:

Lajoie,

Taliaferro,

Brender,

Eckelkamp,

Reynolds,

Colletta,

Saba.

Lindley.

87


Letter-

man's

Club

FIRST

ROW:

Mr.

Harkey,

Baker,

Haggar,

Glynn,

McDermott,

Durick,

Bell,

Mod.,

Stock,

Belancsik,

Browning,

Erler,

Boyle,

Crowley,

Everett,

Rohmer;

Colombo;

Malone,

THIRD

FOURTH

Osborn,

ROW:

Terilli;

SECOND

Brender,

ROW:

Awtry,

ROW:

Sirchio,

Taliaferro,

Fritsche,

Cole,

Frymark,

Lalla,

Hinkel,

Harrison,

Bellamy,

Higgins.

Radio

Club

SEATED:

Kee,

88

Bernardo,

Stroughter,

Baugh,

Redding,

Macra,e,

Pettigrew,

Maguire,

Bass,

Wheelock,

Spangle,

Griffin,

Bush,

Dennis;

Goodwin,

STANDING:

Macourek,

Talbott,

Eckelkamp,

Bosworth,

Sanguinet.


Camera

LEFT

TO

RIGHT:

L.

Redding,

Mr.

Barfield,

S.J.,

Moderato'r,

LEFT

TO

RIGHT:

Mr.

Reasonover,

Aids

Library

man,

TO

RIGHT:

Rovello.

Peck,

J.

Cacciatore,

Lankford,

Walden,

Moody.

Store

Book

LEFT

Club

Lankford,

Dickinson,

Bennet,

Zimmer­

Davis,

Grasshoff,

Dennis,

M.oderator.

Renfroe,

S.J.,


Science

BIOLOGY

LEFT

TO

Buvens,

SECTION.

RIGHT:

SJ.,

Zbylot,

Bass,

Lyman,

CHEMISTRY

LEFT

C.

Kee,

TO

Treadwell,

Stewart,

Maupin,

Pitts,

Macourek,

P.

Walden,

Pitts,

Collora,

S.

Zbylot,

Maguire,

Burke,

Bernardo,

SECTION.

RIGHT:

D.

Mr.

Smith,

Hendler.

Walden,

Bill

Miller,

first

in

Math

Division

at

Jesuit

place

Science

Fair.

Mr.

Buvens,

SJ.,

Hargadon,

Stone.

Club

PHYSICS

FIRST

SECTION.

ROW:

Cronin,

Brice,

Gehring,

OND

ROW:

Treadwell,

Thompson,

BACK

W.

Stewart,

SJ.,

Stone,

MacM.aster,

Stewart;

Moser,

Spangle,

SEC­

Dennis,

R.

Scammel,

J.

Grubbs;

Mr.

Stoltz,

Fritch,

Mueller,

McNally,

R.

Stewart,

Prather,

L.

ROW:

Nankivell,

Fedor.


Bob

Dennis,

to

Thompson

attempts

works

on

hypnotize

Geotech

Spangle

machine,

instructor,

as

Dave

while

Stone

first

in

place

Physics

Division

in

Jesuit

Science

Fair.

Rick

and

watch.

Randy

Spangle

and

Gehring

Hendler

at

Geotech.

Bob

Hendler,

at

first

Jesuit

in

place

Science

Division

Biology

and

over-all

best

Fair.

project

91


Apostleship

of

TOP

ROW:

ROW:

Jim

Smith,

Czerwinski,

Munsch�

Terilli,

Pitts,

Thompson;

Erler,

Wilson,

Eckelkamp,

SECOND

ROW:

D.

Zuercher,

D.

Stone,

Klein,

Gerz,

Pierotti,

Zimmerman,

Father

Holland,

BOTTOM

Stansfield;

S.J.,

Mode'rator,

Proza.

Sharpton,

Prayer

FIRST

ROW:

Trimble,

ladnik,

O'Shea,

Jaremko,

ROW:

O'Rourke,

zczak,

Lectors

FIRST

ROW:

Gregory,

O'Rourke;

Wilson,

Hoekstra,'

SECOND

C.

gins,

92

Zuercher,

Tinkle,

Vullo,

ROW:

E.

Moser,

Hendler,

L.

Ringham,

Senti

FitzGerald.

lies,

Krippner,

Abeln,

Smith,

Steinle,

Sirchio,

Hig­

Pok­

Hendler,

SECOND

Lynch;

J.

Mooney,

FitzGerald,

L.

Ringham.

Barta,

Blas­

Jim


Glee

FIRST

ROW:

Davis,

J.

Stewart,

Mr.

Rousseve,

S.J.,

Moderator;

Vullo,

Brenner,

THIRD

ROW:

SECOND

Club

ROW:

Gregory;

Barker,

J.

Pillar,

J.

Christine,

Darrouzet,

Huston,

Ressler,

R.

Arnone,

Darrouzet,

Ringham,

Steen,

Eckelkamp,

Pitts,

Yarber.

N.H.S.

FIRST

Senti

ROW:

lies,

Greathouse,

Fr.

Terry,

Holland,

S.J.,

Moderator,

Hylden,

SECOND

Zapalac;

ROW:

J.

Darrouzet,

lalla,

Brophy,

Heines,

Turner,

Gordon.

93


Student

Patrol

THIRD

FIRST

J.

ROW:

Pitts,

SECOND

ROW:

Leandra;

Bigelow,

Koegl,

Terilli,

FIFTH

Buchheit,

Proza,

Spangle;

Benenate,

Dasho,

ROW:

Sanders;

Bauer,

Vullo,

Gardner,

FOURTH

ROW:

Ringham,

ROW:

Goodwin,

Beyer;

J.

Cronin,

Pitts,

MacMaster,

Pettigrew,

McNally.

Wherever

there

were

students

...


FIRST

ROW:

R.

Stone,

FIFTH

Hoekstra;

Stewart,

Higgins,

Sentilles,

. .

.

the

was

patrol

SECOND

Greathouse,

ROW:

active.

ROW:

Darnall,

THIRD

Hannon,

R.

Thompson,

Deloach,

Brown,

FOURTH

ROW:

Lajoie;

Reichenstein,

Allen,

Redding,

Baker,

Brenner

.

Maher,

ROW:

D.

Ressler;

Pieczynski,

Smith,

Coursey;


FIRST

ROW:

Terranella,

Yarborough,

FOURTH

Floyd,

Macrae,

Zuercher,

.

.

.

Zbylot,

Berry,

Monier;

And

SECOND

ROW:

Fleming;

Gallagher,

Price

Finn,

.

when

they

96

Stock,

THIRD

Arnone,

Nasky,

ROW:

weren't,

Fr.

Rivoire,

S.J.

was.

ROW:

Urbina,

Bosworth,

Korman,

Fuchs,

McCullough,

Newman,

Iwanski;


•..

And

if

chance

by

the

others

failed,

then

the

reserves

were

ready.

FIRST

ROW:

O'Rourke,

-tigrew;

frey,

SECOND

Atkinson,

Barta,

THIRD

Lampo;

Sandifer;

Lomonaco,

FI

Taylor,

Booker,

Pet­

ROW:

Holmberg;

Beckham,

Fisk,

FOURTH

FTH

Martin,

ROW:

Cooper,

God­

Terranella,

Flume,

Christine,

Owens,

ROW:

ROW:

Kreiner,

Pokladnik,

Hart,

Jaremko.

97


Debate

Mr. FIRST

ROW:

Mr.

S.J.,

Fagin,

Ass't.

SECOND

S.J.,

Hunter,

Moderator;

FRESHMAN

SECOND

DEBATERS,

ter,

FIRST

Moderator,

ROW:

ROW:

Abeln,

McKool,

FitzGerald,

Atkinson,

Asel;

Booth,

FOURTH

Rener;

ROW:

Terranella,

Byrd,

Cummings,

Harn]e,

ROW:

Barker,

Blaszczak,

ROW:

Fagin

McCormick,

Sentilles,

Carroll,

THIRD

Messrs.

Coerver,

R.

Pillar,

Thompson,

Stewart,

Turner,

Stone,

Parker,

Scammel,

Keane,

Iwanski,

Zapalac,

Wilmarth,

J.

Zalkovsky,

Brophy.

Flume;

Skiles,

and

Hun­

S.J.

PHIL

OND

98

SECTION,

ROW:

J.

FIRST

ROW:

Arnone,

Smith,

Vullo,

Cammack;

Steinle.

Stewart,

Krippner,

Brenner,

Flusche,

SEC­


The

"Terrors

Mixed

of

reactions

North

at

Texas"

the

set

out

for

Houston.

awards

at

assembly

Adams

the

Bryan

Tournament.

Jim

Turner

and

Irwin

Sentilles

pick

Medal

Debate

and

for

the

NFL

prepare

O'Conner,

look

Jennings,

relaxed

between

Wyatt,

material up

after

winning

finals

the

tne

Gold

summer.

during

Flusche,

Riley,

Terranella,

and

Jenner

to

try

events.

99


Charles

Steinle

stands

behind

at

the

Jesuit

trophies

Charles

Steinle

welcomes

500

North

Texas

students

Tournament.

Speech

at

the

as­

opening

of

sembly

the

Jesuit

Tournament.

Speech

first

Invitational

Jesuit

Speech

Tournament Tom

all

Hylden

congratulates

'

100

Tournament.

Speech

the

winners

of

individual

events

at

the


The

serious

of

atmosphere

the

tabulation

room

in

the

closing

hours

of

the

"Standing

Room

at

the

finals

Only"

of

duet

acting.

tournament.

Mr.

Fagin,

briefs

S.J.,

a

of

the

group

volunteered

their

time

at

the

LEFT:

Mr.

sweepstakes

S.J.,

to

trophy

and

that

Tournament.

Clark

Breeding

Tynan,

300

judges

Jesuit

Speech

BOTTOM

Mr.

the

(Right)

Richfield

Hunter

and

the

presents

coach

Mr.

as

Rev.

add

Fagin

Fr.

their

congratulations.

BELOW:

The

awards

for

assembly

the

Jesuit

Speech

Tournament.

individual

events

at


The

Debaters

in

front

of

the

Capitol

at

Washington.

The

Debaters

a

wreath

on

the

in

Ar­

place

of

President

Kennedy

grave

National

lington

the

Judging

by

think

102

would

luggage,

to

were

they

a

month.

going

you

for

be gone

Cemetery.


Senior

FIRST

PLACE:

Junior

Michael

Redding.

SECOND

PLACE:

Michael

FIRST

PLACE:

Nando

Arduini.

Vullo. SECOND

PLACE:

David

Krippner.

Elocution

104


"We

have

to

everything

to

say

each

other,

my

Prince,

for

the

not

opportunity

may

occur

again."

Becket

(Dave

Krippner)

"Oh,

God,

must

why

II

you

Henry

make

so

(Chip

Brenner)

"Well,

Thomas

Becket,

difficult?"

things

satisfied?"

are

you

105


of

Archbishop

"Send

a

rocket!

Brenner

has

up

one

hour

and

only

Mr.

Vanderholt,

eleven

of

to

Canterbury

minutes

London

Bishop

arrived

and

late,"

says

(Cammack

to

Flusche

"I've

)

been

with

him

time."

a

long,

long

S.J.

four

King

Henry's

sonality.

The

of

King

106

for

chuckles

France

(Strangi)

at

Becket's

sincerity.

(Jennings,

�barons

to

try

Blaszczak,

out

figure

Coston,

Riley)

Becket's per­


Folliot

Gilbert

broken,

(Gene

"Becket

Flusche):

Archbishop,

be

must

will

the

or

Lord my

for

clergy

pay

it."

dearly

Tutor

Royal

Becket,

my

(Nando

lord,

he

Curtis

puts

"The

This supreme

folly.

is

its

hour"

The

assassination

of

Becket.

do

not

stop

you

to

across

unpunished

Nick

"If

Arduini):

will

France

and

finishing

the

at

jeer

escape

from you

channel."

touches

on

Arduini's

beard.


Mid

Summer

Puck

(Redding)

J'II

lead

to

Bottom

says

(Flusche):

"J'II

follow you,

about

around,/

you

through

brake,

Through

bog,

through

bush,

brier."

through

Night's

-

Mr.

Frank

Dowling,

dreams.

Bottom

108

(Flusche)

"0 says,

kiss

me

through

the

hole

of

this

vile

wall!"

S.J.,

director,


Theseus

comes

(Killebrew)

this

gentle

Thisbe

dove?

(Smith)

/

bewails,

0

Love?

"Asleep,

My

/

What,

dead,

"I

know

questions,

concord

in

the

two

are

rival

enemies.

How

you

world?"

my

arise'!"

Pyramus,

Dream

Titan

(

ia

(D'

Arcy)

Krippner):

visions

have

addresses

"My

enamored

Moonshine

moon;

I,

of

(Darnell)

the

man

Oberon

what

Oberon,

I

seen!/

was

an

I

Methought

ass."

and

"All

Melody

i'th'

this moon;

that

I

(dog):

thorn

bush,

have

is

to

to

bush;

and

that

tell you

say

thorn my

the

lanthorn

is

the

this

dog,

my

do'g./"

109


TOP

ROW:

Mr.

Vanderholt,

Mr.

Smith,

S.J.,

Dowling,

Pettigrew,

Dennis,

Cammack;

D.

Redding,

Ass't.

S.J.,

Moderator,

Moderator.

THIRD

LIGHTING

Tullius,

Oster,

at

S.J.,

Ressler,

Dennis,

Stone,

and

his

J.

Vullo,

Stansfield,

Curtis,

date

dsscuss

Becket

cast

party.

and

Cloherty

of

a

free

brown.

with

Riley

meal

at

the

party

110

Mr.

Fagin,

cast

(after

S.J.,

Becket).

while

makes

Wyatt

Carson,

Stewart,

Colwell,

Tullius.

Krippner

away

Atkinson,

Blaszczak,

Maher,

Martin,

Sullivan.

D.

Dave

as

ROW:

Wilmarth,

CREW:

looks

Baynham,

Arnone,

W.

Ressler,

Mr.

SECOND

ROW:

Jennings,

Stone,

the

most

Crutcher,

Cloherty,

Wyatt,

O'Shea,

Arduini,

D'Arcy,

Clancy,

Steinle;

Flusche,

Krippner,

G.

Eckelkamp,

Treadwell,

Darnall,

FOURTH

Coston,

Brenner,

Coursey,

ROW:

Mangelsdod,


The

to

Band

occasions

brightened

the

of

up

this

many

home

a

contribute

Here

they

year.

basketball

enjoyment

game.

Band

Mr.

William

the

FIRST

Luther,

G.

ROW:

Mr.

Ressler,

Mut;

Averett,

Schuster,

Maxvillt

FOURTH

Kriese,

D.

J.

Averett,

Payne,

Bernardo,

Millert

Bryant,

Carroll.

McKnifft

THIRD

B.

Payne,

Johnson;

Pomara,

Reid,

Schuster

announces

the

Band

t64

McCarthy,

Muellert

Bunnell,

Grubbs,

Love,

Davis,

Zalkovsky,

Zuniga.

Gerz;

SECOND

ROW:

Tovar,

Dowling,

Gehrinq,

Franzen,

Meinke,

for

their

MercheJ,

ROW:

Flusche,

comments

play

audience.

Rener,

Maher,

ROW:

Alexander,

and

will

piece

Concert

Muldoont

J.

next

upon

Perkins,

Skiles;

Perea,

Galer,

FIFTH

ROW:

III


Mr.

and

Oster,

S.J.,

resumes

his

old

tuba

bites

as

position

his

nails

Beyer

takes

Maury

Darrouzet

the

cringes.

Mr.

Schuster

directs

on

a

warm

Coming

breath

before

launching

into

concert.

Roses"

"Everything's

Stadium

a

Dowling

winter

at

Highlander

up

football

evening.

Mr.

112

Director

Schuster,

of

Bands,

takes

a

bow

for

his

band's

in

performance

concert

and

the

throughout

year.

his

clarinet

solo

in


Director

Bill

Schuster

and

his

Miss

guest,

at

the

after

the

winter

concert.

party

Forrest

Cecilia

beams

Sellers,

relax

as

they

his

Dowling,

members

Meinke

and

their

at

guests

and

their

approval.

friends

to

gathered

luther

checks

the

the

Meinke

celebrate

record

home

where

their

the

concert.

February

selection

while

Dowling,

McEvoy,'

the

Galer,

Maher,

and

the

Baynham

join

'63,

John

Darrouzet

and

their partners

enjoy

dance.

fantastic.

light

113

Band


Fr.

Johnson,

Tovar,

S.J.,

Mr.

Fr.

Johnson,

Drive

Mills,

Mr.

Mangelsdorf,

total

S.J.,

with

S.J.,

Renfroe,

"discusses"

Mr.

Buvens,

S.J.

B.

Flusche,

Sullivan,

Smith,

Coursey,

Darrouzet,

M.

Moser,

J.

Darrouzet,

Cloherty,

E.

class

2-11

D's

Stewart Mission

coordinates

Thanksgiving

the

During

Drive.

Browning,

of

distributjon

Vullo,

Bob

Party,

would eager

at

the

presents

Christma-sJ� orphans'

restrains

114

Moser,

S.J.

Darrouzet

be

recipient.


Senti

Darrouzets,

lies,

Griffin,

and

Stewart

load

boxes

in

the

annual

Mr.

Renfroe,

S.J.,

Drive.

Thanksgiving

CANDIDATE

at

picnic

SODALITY:

Higgins,

Asel,

FitzGerald,

Ringham,

Renfroe,

Booth,

Hendler,

S.J.,

Baker,

Sirchio,

LaBarba,

Griffin,

Tinkle,

H.

Pettigrew,

D.

Moderator.

Colletta,

Bush,

Daniel,

and

L.

Mr.

Kiest

Park.

wrestles

with

Dunne

Memorial

on

orphans


SEATED:

J.

Stewart,

Redding,

Kriese,

Editor,

W.

Zapalac,

Editor,

Brenner,

Editor,

Goodwin,

Editor,

Cammack,

_':ditor;

STANDING:

G.

Jim

Zapalac,

Cowan,

Darrouzet,

Scammel,

Pitts,

Clark,

Abeln,

Clancy,

Leandra,

Curtis,

Wilmarth,

Klein,

Parker,

Mr.

Oster,

S.J.,

Moderator,

Smith,

Tovar,

John

Pitts,

Bellamy,

Crutcher,

Benenate,

R.

J.

McKa,ne,

Mr.

Oster,

approaches.

116

Koegl,

Hylden,

Carson,

Editor-in-Chief.

S.J.,

takes

it

as

easy

deadline


Benenate,

Jung,

Benenate,

and

S.J.,

Brenner,

at

SMU

and

Cammack

Journalism

Editor-in-Chief,

confer

with

Mr.

Seminar.

surrounded

senior

by

editors

W.

Zapalac,

Kriese,

Goodwin.

Goodwin,

bottle

Benenate,

and

the

Mr.

Jung,

afternoon

S.J.,

tells

Brenner,

them

have

they

and

Brenner

pull

evening

and

Goodwin

start

all

pasting

it

laugh

to'

out

the

glue

and

spend

Benenate,

as

up

up.

Mr.

Jung,

S.J.,

over

again.

117


Last

The

Fox"

checks

on

editors'

mistakes.

"Gray

Editors:

and

Cybulski,

Martin.

Nick

Ringham,

Curtis,

staff

Roundup

Mr.

Rousseve,

S.J., says:

cavities."

118

"My

has group

21

%

Art

Editor,

members.

key

fewer

shows

the

Last

to

Roundup

layout

eight

other


FIRST

Pool,

ROW:

Clark,

Jennings,

Abeln,

Koegl,

Dasho,

Curtis,

Cammack,

Martin,

J.

Pitts,

R.

SECOND

Ringham;

Mr.

Rousseve,

S.J.,

ROW:

Assistant

Mr.

Barfield,

Moderator;

S.J.,

Moderator,

THIRD

ROW:

Smith,

Crutcher,

Cacciatore,

J.

Pitts,

Czerwinski,

l.

Ringham,

Clancy,

J.

Stewart,

Kriese,

Mangelsdorf.

'; :

L.

Lankford,

hours

a

M.

Lankford,

the

and

who

Hayes,

week

developing

in

munch

pictures,

between

four

spend

on

one

of

and

five

lunches

our

"tasty"

darkroom.

1['9


1963

football

marked

team

both

and

a

brand

Rangers

year's

Their

and

team

the

set

be­

to

and

winning

spirit

entire

the

for

tone

A

preparation

Jesuit

great

transplanted

successfully

determination

fulfillment.

and

end,

the

this

school.

new

an

beginning

Ranger

as

ginning,

1963

football

Jesuit

The

our

ways

school

the

and

school.

spirit

with

did

the

season.

as

by

with

a

great

Texas

on

the

Nelson,

turf

at

of

the

hands

great

of

a

train

the

winning

and

Blue

finally,

it

for

was

and

state

the

champs

Bob

Mike

Madigan,

from

high

worked

Gold,

fulfillment;

AAAA

Oklahoma

the

athlete,

in

W?jS

Ranger

coach

helm-consecutive

the

don

And,

only

heroics

by

John

rainsoaked

truly

at

occurring

the

Led

and

McDermott,

graduating

head

as

end,

years.

the

at

to

seniors. many

losses

notable

year

AAAA runner-ups.

Jim

An

in

seen

ever

gamest

possibly

the

vacated

holes

the

fought

him

last,

the

Rangers,

year's

fill

to

with

sixth-and

this

Preparation,

hard

cheering

spirited

their

to

Rangers

guided

have

we

organized

his

Gaudet

and

and

most

respond

Milton

the

St.

Glynn,

Captains

Mark's

kickoff

to

the

final

gear

Reicher.

gun

we

done

for

for

salute

Rangers,

things

and

Mr.

we

will

Rangers

to

form

the

to

an­

come.

years

year

you

we

Mr.

Pasqua,

and

next

you've

you

Jesuit.

at

helped

unveil

all

for

salute

Gaudet,

have you

the

you

mater.

your

all-that

athletes-gentlemen

from

great

alma

for

you've

fine

truly

ticipate

done

all

you

the

1963

Varsity

SECOND

FIRST

ROW:

Coach

ROW:

Coach

Coach

Gaudet,

Brewton,

Harrison,

Harkey,

Wilson,

Malone,

Farmer,

Cortemeglia,

Be

Pasqua,

Moser,

Weaver,

McDonell,

Browning,

Glynn,

Sirchio,

Higgins,

McDonald,

McDermoft,

Columbo,

Lalla,

II,

Nelson,

Allen,

Belancsik,

Hoekstra,

Madigan,

Boyle,

Terilll,

Baker,

Erler,

Everett,

Lindley,

Eckelkamp,

Rohmer,

Furlong,

Stansfield,

Cole,

Frymark,

Coach

(Mgr.);

Eifert;

Klosterman,

THIRD

Coach

ROW:

Smith.


Gaudet

briefs

Dick

safety

Lion

is

as

caged

Rangers

close

man,

in.

Take

Rangers

from

off

Rangers

school

rivals,

chunks

a

fought

private

big

the

St.

Bill

Lalla,

Glynn,

Mark's

the

and

22-14.

forward

Ranger

22-14

and

rally

Lions,

of

Rivals

second-half

strong

yardage,

Bob

Opener

Cross-Town

The

With

their

successfully

caged

Mike

Madigan

wall

the

opened

tearing

dirt

road

up

for

pay

Tom

Higgins.

A

familiar

scene

with

Madigan.

about

"Miguel"

to

ride

herd

Lion.

on

frisky

Harkey.


Rangers

this

gang-tackling

was

night

typical.

La

snares

Glynn

IIa

for pass

Offense

and

Defense

Click

TD.

as

Rangers

Crush

John

Nelson,

a

mighty

Jim

McDermott,

defense

barrier

who

limited

severely

to

Mineral

built

the

Ric

their

Erler,

own

Bill

Dan

Madigan,

Colombo,

Tony

version

Ram

pasturage.

Mike

permit

Rohmer,

Bob

2

Wells

of

the

and

Berlin

J-O

Mike

Wall.

Lalla's

Everett

This

formed

formidable

softened

the

Rams

passing

Klosterman

to

crack

the enemy

goal

line.

Glynn

harnesses

a

wandering

Ram.

Rohmer

Sorry!

can't

be

budged.


Bill

Lalla

takes

time

out

facial

to

treatment.

Too

apply

Madigan

hounds

here

fire-breathing

School

High

as

receiver.

smothered

John

N

forward

Ranger

the

hole.

wall opens

tackle

elson,

offensive.

Seagoville

department

J

3-6

Dragons

linebackers

Dragons

fire

...

D-ragon

Subdue

Rangers

No

hands many

Joe

and

the

rest

of

Cortemeqlia

Three

in

a

row

for

the

Rangers.

the

Jesuit


I

ain't

it gonna

to

give

yuh!

transmission?

Check your

Are

first

Dealt

Loss

Rangers

University

by

High

J9-8

Well

scouted

this

Waco

eleven,

by

to

the very

a

the

end,

75

the

Mike

by

Take

attac

in open

Nevertheless,

punt

led

and

Browning

him!

He's

mine!

k

Ranger

broke game

return.

yard

secondary,

near

.allow

drives.

man

by

while

yards,

a

single

Close

loose

for

safety

76

Waco

outgairied

not

several

its

Wacospranq

quarter

did

Harkey,

iri

goal

when

4th

offense

Ranger

Dick

line

the

sputtered

the

only

the

completion.

A

low

blow.

our

defensive


Put

those

on!

lights

wasn't

It

deal.

a

big

Smash

Rangers

and

Records

Cascia

Hall

67-19

Their

to

cross

on

line

cost

elusive

322

week's

result:

Steve

while

a

school

added

the

played

good

bit,

they

Lalla

over,

to

warpath.

special

the

air­

around

through,

Dick

Mike

Harkey,

Belancsik,

scoring

over

your

takes

flooded

and

and

total.

massive

Look "Pow-Wow"

took

week

Bill

points.

running

a

reserves

Ranger

to

of

weekly

The

share

habit

his

Madigan

their

this

67

record

breaking

continued

Mike

linemen.

Wilson

so

outing,

previous

Rangers

The

double

yards

bewildered enemy

and

their

the

goal

the

stripe.

for

the

turn.

the

Inability

aim

way

shoulder,

he's..

.


Miller

58

-

Jesuit

Browning

0

zeroes

in

on

enemy

pass.

An

interception-almost.

This

week

the

invaded

Rangers

Christi

Miller,

Corpus

school

the

den

of

one

the

half,

drove

12-0

to

the

the

at

finest

of

began

their

next

seven

a

Rangers

Miller

half.

one

But

only

merchants

six

the

the

The

country.

first

by

speed

on

of

mighty

ranked

high

in

elevens

dogged

trailed

Texas

fought

inch

then

line

the

loose

and

breaking

and

South

scored

drives.

Dick

Bill

Harkey

spots

Lalla

runs

out

clock.

daylight.

Comeback

Against

Rangers

Mt.

In

what

was

team

a

truly

the

to

anxious

the

John

Captain

on

a

53

with

Nelson,

a

mighty

back

from

Homecoming

at

year

center,

Christi

drubbing

Corpus

a

magnificent

all

the

Rangers

a

standout

blocked

yard

47-0

bounced

mighty,

body

rivals.

touchdown

effort,

student

present

ton

Carmel

stole

49-0

show

of

their

Hous­

first

Jesuit

pasting

present,

the

and

scored

the

return.

punt

129


Edged

Rangers

T.

State

C.I.L.

by

13-6

Champs

is

over

for

the

stopped

While

by

loads

bus

seven

braved

fans

of

trugged

Ranger

field

in

The

and

rain,

the

muddy,

to

was

real

a

game

breaker.

cold

up

that

a

sloshy

down

and

eleven

the

one.

big

Madigan

marker.

is

Terilli

heart­

prove

and

rain

field

soaked

halted

the

driving

vaunted

attack

Ranger

and

channeled

the

wide

passing

of

13-7

Down

with

three

and

almost

minutes

and

Madigan.

sweep

75

between

themselves

certain

de­

yards

feat,

line

the

marched

the

to

Reicher

Rangers

time

where

eight-yard

took

North

the

Texas

Tell

champion­

from

us.

ship

Klosterman-off

to

have

the

races

Anyone

again.

an

elephant

gun?

Shut­

Rangers

Where

did

it

go?

Out

in

The

of

67,

that

a

Rangers,

drives

and

anti-climatical

to

sink

their

Fort

yards

the gun,

Worth

season

fullback,

was

over.

the

Reicher

covered

truly

put

together

Ranger

offense,

The

for

the

through

had

Rangers

heartbreaker,

Yikings,

tore

Madigan,

The

18-0

18-0.

the

rivals,

Mike

great

by

the

after

definitely

68

their

again

With

ground.

was

game

77,

once

sparked

130

Nolan

245

on

yards

Vikings

themselves

with

glory.

the


Terilli-in

the

Gaudet

clear.

says,

BILL

LAllA

T.C.I.L.

All

State

JOHN JOE

CORTEMEGLIA

The

fans

were

with

all

the

Rangers

the way.'

NELSON

"Let's

move!"


B-Team

FIRST

ROW:

SECOND

THIRD

Coach

ROW:

Moser,

Coach

ROW:

Ryan,

Scotti no,

Dickenson,

Reichenstein,

Kultgen,

Reed,

Gondolf,

Molina,

Van

Brewton,

Smith,

Ruyle,

Greathouse,

Krippner,

Talbot,

Baugh,

Zuercher,

Riley,

DeOre,

Ressler,

Floyd,

Johnson,

D.,

Berry,

Deleon,

Horn,

Czerwinski,

Johnson,

B-Team

lajoie,

in

(Mgr.);

Pieczynski;

Corcoran.

Heinen,

Gallagher,

lancaster.

action

against

freshmen

FIRST

ROW:

McDonell,

Fisk,

132

McKool,

Terranella,

Sandifer,

Cole,

D'Elena,

Lee,

McD·onald,

Hart,

Chase,

Froelich,

Pieczynski,

O'Shea.

Boyle,

Booth,

Bernal,

Loiselle,

Griffin,

Bifano,

Coach

Wysocki,

Coelen,

Eifert;

Robinson;

THIRD

SECOND

ROW:

ROW:

Meletio,

LaBarba)·

Kreiner,

Bulger,

Dunn,

Hogan,

Booker,

Daniels,

Killebrew,


ART PAUL

AWTRY

Best

BRENDER

Screener

Most

Improved

Player

Most

Captain

All

All

RUSSELL

BELLAMY-Forward

PAT

Best

Most

Dependable

I

rational

nspi

Tournament-Garland

Tournament-Jesuit

LINDLEY

on

Defense

GREGORY

McDONELL-Guard


WOODY

TOM

HIGGINS-Forward

MIKE

BROWNING-Gl:Jard

TALIAFERRO-Center

Team

Most

Valuable

Shooter

Playmaker-Best

From

'Shooter

From

Play.er�Best

School

Line-Best

Record

for

Assists

State­

Rebounder-Captain-AII

All

District

CLARK

BILL

TERRY-Guard

LALLA-Center

WALLY

STOCK-Guard

Floor­


blocks

Johnson

shot

as

Zuercher

takes

takes

Awtry

rtde.

Jesuit

piggy-back

Steck

and

ment

in

scramble

in

a

tense

me­

Dunne. game.

Bishop

Cleburne

Brender

in

sneaks

under

fer

ge·al

against

Adamson.

in

wedged

Lancaster

Art

more

against

Taliaferro

Higgins

136

two

Invitatienal.

spirited

with game

makes

Awtry

make

sure

that

doesn't opponent

a

crucial

shot.


"Falcons"

Awtry

clips

for

two

more

points.

Brender

starts

leap

with

frog

Bishop

game

Lalla

gets

tipped

in

with game

Seagoville.

Dunne.

Jesuit

Invitational

Tourney

Father

Jesuit

Tynan

and

Awtry

presents

Invitational

to

Trophy

A

team

happy

beams

after

their

winning

own

tourney.

Brender.

137


District

T.C.I.L.

finals

With

Nolan

Msgr.

cinch

Madigan

helps

district

title.


T.

C.I.L.

Central

finals

Catholic

Edges

Jesuit

"lex"

T.c'l.l.

Walsh

promises

trophy.

78-77


Basketball

59

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u

it

57

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es

u

Lake

----

__

32

Highlands

1

60

Adamson

Adams

55

Bryan

it

44

Waxahachie

Jesu

it

38

Sa

Jes

it

49

Thomas

83

Cleburne

u

Jesuit

it..

m

ue

68

Jefferson

50

Ada

Jesuit

60

Adamson

Jesuit---

44

Central

Jesuit

74

St.

Jesu

Catholic

u

it

66

Lancaster

u

it

39

Thomas

65

SI

61

Carrollton

Jesu

it

47

71

----

Edwards

Jes

78

37

mson

Jes

Jesuit.

67

II

60

50

73

Jefferson

60

50

idell

42

J963-

JESUIT

INVITATIONAL-WINNER

Jesuit

50-Adamson

QUARTER

FINALS

IN

47

DR.

PEPPER

TOURNAMENT

DISTRICT

CHAMPION-5

wins-1

loss


Highlights

Jes

it

u

60

JesuiL

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55

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Ada

mson

Grand

4

Prairie

73

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sui t

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78

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6

59

Duncanville

St.

Marks

Reicher

B

1

58

62

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Seagoville

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J

Jes

51

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64

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60

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65

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61

57

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32

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84

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64

St.

Thomas

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Jesuit

17

42

rks

Central

64

55

Catholic

1964

T.C.I.L.

Jesuit

ALL

FINALIST

17-Central

STATE-WOODY

Catholic

18

TALIAFERRO

18


Basketball

Varsity

FIRST

SECOND

ROW:

Terry,

(Capt.),

Lalla,

Stock,

Bellamy,

McDonell,

Awtry,

Browning,

(Capt.),

ROW:

Coach

Lindley;

freshman

ROW:

Madi.9an,

Coelen,

R.,

Schnitzius,

Wildes.

Driscoll,.

Dunn,

Coelen,

G.,

(Mgr.)

Madigan,

Brender,

Taliaferro,

Basketball

SECOND FIRST

142

Walsh,

Higgins.

Sullivan,

D'Ambrogi;

ROW:

Bernal,

Swanson,

Rooney,

Jones,


for

the

'63-'64

season:

Co-Captains

Paul

and

Awtry

lajoie,

Mike

Gloster,

Farmer;

Gondolf,

KNEELING:

Moser,

fans

were

enthusiastic

Molina;

and

loyal

B-Team

SEATED:

The

Taliaferro.

Woody

throughout

the

season.

Basketball

STANDING:

Morgan,

G.,

Iwanski,

Zuercher,

Johnson,

Coach

Paikowski,

Brewton,

Kultgen,

Gregory.

143


HADES'

STRIKERS:

BOYS:

Morgan,

D.,

Morgan,

G.,

Coughlin,

Mahar,

P.,

Baker,

Sterling.

Hamelin,

Hunt.

Bowling

League

SENIORS:

FIRST

ROW:

Magro,

Duffey,

W.,

Tovar,

Dasho;

SECOND

ROW:

COACH

JACK

EIFERT

Beyer.

LEAGUE

WINNERS WEI

RDOS:

Piguet,

WANGERS:

Tumy,

Steigman,

Munch,

Labac.

Strecker,

Magro,

Petr,

WOlrley.


·

Track

Varsity

FIRST

Squad

ROW:

Stock,

Coach

Morgan,

Lawrence,

SECOND

Korman;

ROW:

Brender,

Floyd,

Zimmerman,

Gondolf,

McKane,

Bovis;

THIRD

ROW:

Head

Herb

Sheaner,

Hinkel,

Brophy,

Weaver,

Cole,

Terilli,

Rohmer,

Fritsche,

Haggar,

Madigan,

Frymark,

Asst.

Coach

Milt

Gaudet.

freshman

Squad

FIRST

ROW:

Bifano,

grew,

Holmberg,

Bernal,

Shaw,

Hambleton,

Wysocki,

Madigan-;

Abright,

Cole,

SECOND

ROW:

"

Lanier,

Meyer,

Taylor,

Cooper,

Booth,

Hart;

THIRD

ROW:

Petti-

'Rooney,

Booker.

145


SPRINTERS:

Morgan,

440

RELAY

Cole,

TEAM:

Weaver,

WEIGHT

Fritsche.

Haggar,

HURDLERS:

Brender.

Terilli

and

Storck.

Brophy,

MEN:

Hinkle,

146

Floyd,

Rohmer,

Booker.

Frymark,

DISTANCE

TEAM:

Korman,

Zimmerman,

Bovis,

Gondolf,

McKane.


T.C.I.L.

Track

State

Meet

and

lawrence

Floyd

take

five

during

pole

vault

event.

Terilli

strains,

but

loses

one.

a

tough

Madigan

and

Haggar

first

finishing

and

second

in

the

220.

147


Korman

and

McKane

set

for

880.

out

get

Madigan

edges

Cole

for

in

first

the

dash

100

place

Jesuit

in

9.9

seconds.

yard

State

J964

Champs

Lawrence

vaults

Floyd

148

over

11

feet.

to

adds

points

the

Jesuit

total.

Hinkle

twirls

and

heaves.


in

Crowley

last

lap

of

the

mile

run.

Bovis

220

RECORDS

Dash-Time

and

for

Zimmerman

the

finish

line

KcKane

finishes

880

with

a

2:05.

sprint

in

SCHOOL

BY

TIED

'64

mile.

TEAM

21.5-Madigan

Pole

Vault-11/2"-Floyd

SCHOOL

RECORDS

SET

Relay-Time

der,

'64

TEAM

Bren­

(Weaver,

McKane,

Brophy)

and

High

BY

3:31.7

Mile

Jump-6'l

3/8"

(Madigan)

starts

last

Brophy

Madigan

flashes

across

finish

line

for

first

in

place

the

of

440

lap

relay.

then

440

relay.

Rohmer groans,

grunts,

lets go.

149


Cross

Team

events

could

and

(Bovis,

Country

wish

Crowley,

take

in

place

in

Crowley

Brophy,

summer-not

Zimmerman,

McKane)

await

start

of

Coach

cross

Herb

country.

Sheaner-the

man

behind

champions.

of

TRACK

TEAM

1964

Meet

St.

Anthony

Winner

Winner

of

District

of

State

STATE

T.C.LL.

T.C.LL.

T.C.LL.

Meet

Meet

RECORDS

Relay-Time

(Floyd,

Broad

Jump-24'5/1-Madigan

smashes

SET

4:3.5

440

Madigan

state

record.

and

degree

places

JESUIT

Winner

race

weather.

28

IN

1964

Haggar,

Fritsche,

Madigan)

the


u

Ranger

Baseball

PITCHER

BOB

MOEN

'I

FIRST

ROW:

Belancsik,

Harkey,

McDonell,

McDonald,

Moen,

Strecker,

O'Neill,

Capt.

Osborn,

Jennings,

Capt.

Schnitzius,

Greathouse,

Wilson;

THIRD

SECOND

ROW:

Reynolds;

ROW:

Labec,

Fallon,

Hoekstra,

Molina,

Lajoie,

Reichenstein,

Maher.

INFIELD-FIRST

ROW:

Capt.

SECOND

ROW:

Strecker,

Greathouse,

McDo·nald,

Lajoie,

McDonell,

Capt.

Osborn,

Reichenstein;

Maher.

151 CATCHER

DAVE

McDONALD


Dave

McDonald

connects

in

the

St.

Mark's

Bill game.

Osborn

in

action

against

Bob

Pitcher,

Bob

Relief

pitcher,

152

Moen,

tries

Jennings,

to

and

misses.

McDonell

swings

save

the

Greg

St.

Highland

Mark's game.

Park.

of

a

gets

piece

one.


Rangers

•

In

Action

Coach

Durick

the surveys

Dave

McDona.ld

overthrows

second.

Fast-ball

pitcher,

Bob

lets

Jennings,

The

Ranger

First

baseman-John

Greathouse.

dugout.

one

go.

situation.


i

of

Greathouse

squelches

ambitious

base

runner.

hopes.

J

Coach

Bill

fans

Durick

whips

up

before

at

pep

rally

Reicher game.

The

season

ends

as

it

a

began-with

154

visit.


Freshman

Baseball '

..

,/

FIRST

ROW:

Wooldridge,

SECOND

ROW:

Kohler,

Schnitzius,

M.

Luther,

Johnson,

D.

McDonell,

Johnson,

Piering,

Swanson,

Booker,

Ramsey,

Thompson,

Jones;

Bosworth,

Mut.

B-Team

Baseball

MANAGERS:

Hogan,

Watts,

DiFrancesco.

1

FIRST

ROW:

Manager

Peters,

Johnson,

Tuite,

Miller,

Flynn,

Farmer,

Pitts,

Gloster,

Minotti,

Paikowski,

Phillips,

Duffey,

Ryan,

Gallagher,

Corcoran,

Zuercher;

SECOND

ROW:

McNally,

Grizzaffi.

Yarbrough,

Hayden,

155


Golf

T.C.I.L.

State

Champs

Magro,

Crowley,

Wood,

MacMaster

Ma,cMASTER'

MAGRO

156

FIRST

ROW:

Cook,

Hughes,

MacDonald,

Magro,

Wood,

Newman.

Stone,

Kinney,

MacMaster,

Simmons,

SECOND

Humphries;

ROW:

Christine,

Fisk,


JOHNSON

COElEN

OSTEN

MOSER SULLIVAN

Tennis

Tell

TENNIS

TEAM

1

Moser,

Hylden,

Johnson,

Sullivan,

Coelen,.

Mr.

Eifert


SEPTEMBER

blazers,

leaves,

of

the

September.

beginning

rugs

testing

days

classrooms

new

food

the

and

student

as­

body

cele­

the

of

Mass

a

Spirit

Holy

Rector.

Father

Reverend

brated

in

tasting

the

cafeteria,

at

in

the

of

few

a

the

the

sisted

bells

school

and

Red

signaled

After

A

by

bout

victorious

began

encounters

season;

and

Mineral

with

Mark's

St.

and

football

the

with

Wells,

Bishop

Dunne,

dur­

football

Seagoville

spirits

kept

weeks.

the

high

The

of

end

following

ing

Jesuit

month

the

salesmen

out

on

put

the

streets

Drive

the

to

Magazine

get

After

under

weeks

four

of

going

way.

the

class

to

freshmen

and

together,

that

decided

ac­

getting

sophomores

would

be

a

good

quainted

set

out

to

have

a

dance

idea,

with

and

this

in

freshmen

demand

books.

Wide-eyed

mind.

and

Redding,

in

the

Cammack,

Grasshoff

man

their

battle

stations

Stroughter,

bookstore.

ticians.

The

at

First

Family

160

the

Srnorqasbord.


"Draw!"

"So

this

is

getting

Mr.

Mills,

and

Pat

Hogan,

Hmmm."

acquainted.

Rod

Ringham

Magazine

tabulate. Drive

results.


•

Home coming

JULIE

CHRISTINE

'63

JOHNSON BONN\E

162


•

•

•

•

•

• John

Darrouzet,

Sarah

Mangelsdorf,

Russell

Bonnie

Johnson,

Julie

Tom

Danny

Diane

Bellamy,

Farina,

Harriston,

Christine.

Hylden,

HOMECOMING

COURT

SARAH

Queen

MANGELSDORF

of

Homecoming

•

•

•

•

r63


OCTOBER

and

us

September

got

to

things

began

and

Oc­

Football

happen.

the

king

were

in

acqueinted

tober

was

festivities

homecoming

the

Chariot

events.

races

in

the

top

in

hallways,

flashing

queens

the

of

shattering

History

convertibles,

the

rhythms

exhibit,

and

twist,

the

of

the

the

beginning

Drive-all

these

float

into

Thanksgiving

That

our

was

a

month

memory.

that

really

was.

Queen

loses

Homecoming

The

exhibit

History

Department's

drew

hundreds

cheering

contest

exuberant

youngster.

of

John

people.

Stewart

leads

the

in

way

minutes.

Sophomores

164

to

get

to

re·ady

out"

"dig

after game.

the

Drive's

Thanksgiving

last


This

chariot

went

two

feet

and

then

fell apart.

4-212H

gathers

4-210's

made

entry

the

finish

to

be

immortalized.

but

line,

just

barely.

165


Sodalists

Darrouzet

and

Sentilles

hold

school's

for

spiritual

Mrs.

Kennedy.

Mr.

Hunter,

hums

S.J.

"Blowin'

In

Wind"

The

on

the

Reicher

trip.

NOVEMBER

Month

of

and

joy

Club

Mother's

and

mirth,

Carnival

reflection.

a

was

at

a

Jesuit

Nov.

success.

great

22,

Our

tragedy

was

as

Friday,

hundreds

of

lined

Rangers

holiday

.

the

streets

to

welcome

their

President.

Nov.

Monday,

there

no

was

school,

again

filled

the

school

soul

of

but

John

flow

dedicated

166

audience.

entire

to

was

offered

first

JFK,

25,

student

body

Mass

for

Requiem

F.

Kennedy.

and

city

the

as

chapel

the

held

in

Hootenanny,

from

drew

great

applause

over­

bouquet


Mike

in

participated

the

Steen

and

friends

charm

audience.

Ursuline

Hootennany.

The

JFK

memorial

Mass

in

Jesuit

chapel.

167


DECEMBER

December

witnessed

education

at

at

school

and

Soon

after,

Speech

We

members

to

and

a

had

Becket,

bringing

for

the

Dunne

Memorial

that

the

The

Home.

party

and

Christmas

then

at

the

Winter

reach­

the

holidays

assembly;

ing

of

Jesuit.

pride

pleasure

Christmas

gave

a

well

took

sweepstakes

Tournament.

Denison

performed

did

Day.

Toumament

Adamson

Speech

the

Phil

college

subject

The

annual

the

College

the

of

the

on

our

enlightenment

month

at

Sodality

began,

Carnival.

highpoint

Santa

the

Claus

Mr.

Bob

Darrouzet

"Wait! says,

168

Santa

will

be

here

in

a

moment."

Rousseve,

S.J.

directs

Memorial

Glee

last

gift

presents

Dunne

at

the

for

Sodality

party

Home.

Club

in

a

selection

for

the

Christmas

assembly.


Harrison

Greg

and

"Butch"

Duffey

the pose

during

Winter

Carni­

val.

The

"That

cameraman

Band

table

at

the

Winter

Carnival.

is

everywhere."

Mike

has

Riley

the

remark

of

Vullo

tries

to

look

casual.

the

evening-again.

169


JANUARY

it

Whenever

the

new

in

new

a

year.

senior

came

year

and

basketball

Dunne

Bishop

the retreats,

mid-term

exami­

game,

nations.

The

a

advantages

spiritual

retreat

ushers

comes,

January

with

Along

are

tremendous;

was

immense;

and

of

the

through

gained

the

aroused

by

spirit

course

game

from

one

always

profits

examinations.

Tom

Heines

at

retreat

with

lake

Dallas

in

background.

Tom

Parker

stands

before

the

shrine

of

St.

Ignatius.

team

Speech

the

results

the

Houston

his

John

Tumy

170

of

Tournament.

accepts

contemplates

future.

for

was

Spirit

high

the

Dunne

Bishop

game.


The

annual

football

Jack

Oster

reads

to

retreat

Sophomores

the

Underhill,

Retreat

as

well

was

banquet

Mr.

attended.

very

Fr.

during

volume.

Master,

adjusts

Coaches

Gaudet

and

receive

the

thanks

of

the

team.

Pasqua

Fr.

Ken

Buddendorf,

for

vests

S.J.,

Mass

the

freshman

during

retreat.

fEBRUARY

band

a

speech

the

the

tournaments,

awards

made

the concert,

breught

February

for

the

major

of

Lent

and

beginning

these

athletes

months

whose

action-filled.

early

hard

work

The

short­

first

Jesuit

:

est

month

saw

us

Invitational

as

host

to'

our

Tournament-a

Speech

eretion

directed

smooth op­

Mr.

Pat

Hunter,

by

S.J.

with

Coach

Rufe

Brewton

sums

the up

.

the

ef

help

the

and

faculty

student

body.

in year

football

.

171


Members

of

Class

relax

4-210

at

the

Easter

forma'!'

MARCH

Exams

but

were

coming

seemed

to

up

many

happening-·intramural

basketball,

Oh,

so

soon,

be

things

well,

the

Gold

would

work

dances,

things

Medal

Debate.

themselves

out

somehow-we

hoped.

Class

3-215H

division

wins

of

intramural

basketball

tournament.

junior

Tumy

keeps

for

conversation

going

fear

that

Turner

will

his

begin

"original

oratory." Joe

172

O'Neill

3-215H

sparks

victory.


Gold

Medal

Debate

Team

and

after

the

Turner­

judges

Sentilles

victory.

Mr.

Renfroe's

4-211

intramural

champs.

The

Easter

formal

Inn.

at

Holiday

173


Tom

liThe

word

Gene

ACTIVITY."

is

Higgins:

"The

Flusche:

answer

lies

in

ORGANIZATION."

APRIL

usually

April

was

brings

showers,

exception-showers

hand­

posters,

This

and

slogans,

month

year

of

no

bills,

this

and

the

was

promises.

the

of

Student

Five

Council

elections

in

candidates

for

the

participated

president.

contested

most

race

in

the

council's

his­

hotly

Joe

Pillar

on

(the

tory:

ord),

tilles,

Shot)

Gene

and

Flusche,

Dave

(Vote

McDonald.

Dave

rec­

sophomore

Irwin

Sen­

Higgins,

the

Red

Dot

for

a

Sure

votes

won

by

in

eight

finale.

thrill

a

only

Tom

packed

Caveman

Irwin

Sentilles:

is

"Responsibility

"

Dave

a

fire

McDonald:

...

and

each

student

will

have

Joe

Pillar:

"An

initial

to

impetus

is'

ax."

atmosphere

174

the

need."

overcome

the

lethargic

word."

the

key


Dave

McDonald

confers

with

top

aid,

Joe

O'Neill,

on

last

Bob

Steve

Dennis,

Colletta,

and

Rick

Spangle

assure

minute

strategy.

en

Dave

accurate

McDonald

vote.

is

sworn

in

by

Darrouzet.

Bob

Ekelkamp

tion

machine.

explains

the

use

of

the

elec­

outgoing

President

John


l

"I,

John

Stewart

.

.

do

.

hereby

the

with

promise

band

before

the

Concert.

Backstage

Spring

"

..

office

.of

Prefect

of

the

...

Sodality

Club

Officers

for

Ranger

Mr.

Mills,

176

S.J.,

and

the

St.

John

Berchmanites

'64

(Lindley,

Colletta,

THEI

Lyman,

at

Banquet.

Coach

Bill

Durick

bids

farewell

to

Club.

the

Ranger

R

LEADER,

Higgins).


MAY

is

the

month

of

transition-a

May

of

the

old

and

the

a

a

forward

looking

has

for

bid

,elected

farewell

members:

Tom

Shields,

S.J.,

Coach

Durick

of

gives

of

for

a

all

that

new

to

reluctantly

faculty

Fr.

all

to

fusion

that

has

the

coming

We

us.

ready

and

jobs

time

review

new,

and gone,

year

and

at

High

for

old

wonderful

Coach

Jesuit

history

men

two

Gaudet.

Dedication

Mass.

His

Excellency

Rev.

Very

E.

Cecil

Lang,

S.J.,

celebrates

Dedication

Bishop

Gorman

blesses

the

school.

Mass.

177


Ballet

180

D'ecole


Cokes

"Honestly,

too,"

that

come

packaged

way,

"You

see

say

182

you

red

dots

in

the

machine?"


Mr.

Hunter's

inspired

coaching

debate

generates

Basketball

team

for

new

plans

ex­

Tel

strategy

tournament.

cellence.

"Gee.

Mr.

Stoltz

still

uses

that

kid

stuff."

greasy

"Who

did

to

was

you

intramural

say

going

win

the

Mr.

Hunter

is

assimilated

the

by

adolescent

subculture.

tournament?"

183

L


Ursuline

"Phil"

fans

leave

"Becket"

in

a

flurry.

"Aw!"

Mr.

"Students

Vanderholt

at

are

Fr.

Rivoire

classes."

"I

it

thought

184

was

free!"

heart."

good

says,

an

generated

air

of

culture

with

his

"music

appreciation


Flusche

the says,

"This

is

really

the

best

"May

man

win."

real

thing."

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David

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one

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last

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I've

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He's

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it

before."

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Mike!

I

wish

we

were

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march."

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197


Index

De

116,

98,

92,

64,

13,

Bob,

Abeln,

Colombo,

146,

93,

87,

54,

Mike,

Brophy,

123,

88,

23,

Anthony,

61,132

Bill,

Ore,

132

64,

53,

len,

Dickenson,

173

158

119,169

78 80

Bill,

Abright,

54,

Joe,

Brophy,

159

101,

98,

110

101,

68,

John,

Colwell,

Dickenson,

Eugene,

89 175 ACTIVITIES

20

Adams,

Brown,

Wayne,

Brown,

Phil,

56,

Cook,

Di

159

156,

54,

Scott,

Dickinson,

66

Chuck,

Conway,

99,

68

Jerry,

80,

155

69,

John,

Francesco,

Clint,

Tim 68

Mike,

Browning,

Vaughn,

Aldregde,

86,

54,

4,

25

Robin,

Disque,

Cook,

74 24

Alexander,

Frank,

Alexander,

Lee,

169

111,

60,

88,

114,

135,

133,

129,

123,

Cooper,

Gregg,

Cooper,

Ricky,

137,138,139,140,141,142,

172

158,

123,

95,

54,

Bill,

Allen,

191

159

John

80,

Phil,

Corcoran,

Jay,

Disque,

D'Orsaneo,

97 72

155

132,

70,

112,

111,

25,

Maury,

Dowling,

113 111

68

Mike,

Anderson,

131,

123,

58,

Joe,

Cortemeglia,

76,

David,

Bryant,

F.

Mr.

Nando,

Arduini,

107,

104,

62,

22,

18,

Tom,

Buchheit,

165,

85,

Dowling,

188

S.J.,

R.,

13,

9,

17,18,99,108,110 192

110

132

110

58,

108,

25

Jim,

Driscoll,

62

Tom,

Coughlin,

80,

Ray,

Bulger,

Mike,

Coston,

169,

96,

93,

64,

52,

John,

Arnone,

142

169

0,

86,

54,

John,

Bunnell,

Walt,

Coursey,

110,

95,

56,

110,

98,

159

90,

54,

Bill,

Burke,

Dick,

Cronin,

Ronald,

Dunn, E.

S.

P.,

13,

8,

J.,

Averett,

20,

Gregg,

Mr.

Jim,

Crowley,

171

155

88,

15,

154

133,

88,

20,

4,

J.,

William,

69

153, P.

Awtry,

169,

142

132,

80,

larry,

90,

24,

Durick, 71,90,114

87,

Vic

Dunman, 90

58,

Cronin,

94 Mr.

Buvens,

111

61,

Richard,

Duffey,

116

62,

Bainard,

Cowan,

66

Vic,

Burton,

111

72,

Devron,

87,

114,180

158,

111,

97,

72,

Clay,

165

Averett,

25,

Butch,

Duffey, 191

115

98,

72,

Kenny,

Atkinson,

76,

Bob,

Driscoll, 11

102,

98,

Asel,

12,

Robert,

Eckelkamp,

87,

25,

139,

138,

134,36,137, 173,

123,

110,

95,

93,

92,

88,

140,141,142,143,188

175

Bill

Baker,

58

Edwards,

Stephen,

Edwards,

Mark,

123

Rick,

Baker,

Mr.

Eifert,

R.

Rev.

J.,

Balint,

S.

R.,

Ellington,

123,

15,

14,

58

Joe,

Ennis,

64

53,

Peter,

Roy

158

119,

118,

17,55,88,

11,

157,171

12,

9,

J.,

Jack,

192

17,

12,

11,

132,

D.

Mr.

Barfield,

Bargmann,

69

158

115,

95,

54,

Steve,

Baker,

88,

60,

Erler,

Rick,

61,

123

92,

88,

98

Barker,

74,

George,

93,

86,

61

Erwin,

Lloyd,

97

Barta,

Randy,

Tom

Erwin,

90

88,

60,

Howard,

Bass,

Mike,

Everett,

123

88,

58,

165

94,

20,

Gene,

Bauer,

Mr.

G.

S.J.,

M.,

Fagin,

14,

13,

132

Phil,

Baugh,

88, 73,

15,

101

98,

99,

192,

190,

173,

20,

Mike,

Baum,

64,

52�

Fallon,

58,

Craig,

153

151,

193

Farina,

20,

Mike,

Farmer,

182

163,

53,

64,

123,

60

Jim,

Bean,

Danny,

189

113,

110,

20,

Don,

Baynham,

155

143,

Fedor,

88,

Finn,

137,

Fisk,

117

Bennett,

Byrd,

89

21,

Bernie,

116,

94,

21,

Joe,

Mike,

Cammack,

132,

111 1

90,

88,

58,

Mike,

11

06,

132

Berry,

Canaday,

99,

11

8,

Mike,

Matt,

80

Jeff,

Carroll,

John,

Carroll,

Pat,

22

98,

61

Steve,

Fleming,

Wayne,

92,

Flowers,

William,

98,

132

62,

Bob,

Dick,

Flume,

Flusche,

73,

115,

73,

Jack,

92,

Larry

Fleming,

Floyd,

56,

23,

86,

96

66,

52,

Gene,

99,

111

98

15,

106,

158,

147

132,

97,

4,

102,

114,

96,

'86,

166

64,

165

118,

188

Phil,

D'Ambrogi,

Daniel,

68

John,

Castorr,

156

132,

73,

Tom

142

Mike,

Cash,

15

Mr.

55,

86,

n

107,

108,

182

174,

Dwight,

Blackwell,

110 191

Chase,

21

Steve,

Gerry,

Blaszczak,

97,

Fleming,

110,

14,

Bob,

132,

119,

116,

22,

Carl,

Carson,

193

94,

21,

Ron,

Bigelow,

Blankinship,

73,

Ge·off,

115

Fleck,

24,

Mitch,

Czerwinski,

110

132

116,

98,

55,

107,

116,118,119

Cybulski,

98,

73,

68

15

14,

11,

96

188

62,

Nick,

110,

24,

76

Dave,

172,

99,158,

5,

David

George,

FitzGerald,

119

Crutcher,

Culmore,

Cummings,

9,

111

80,

Charlie,

Bifano,

11

Curtis,

189

113,

94,

21,

119

89,

98,

56,

117,

6,

140

138,

54

Mike,

Paul,

11

160,

137,

60,

Bill,

Bertrand,

Beyer,

88,

78,

4,

Ben,

0,

169

96,

66,

Leon,

Berry,

26

70

78

66,

88

60,

Chuck,

Crowley,

Mike

Caldwell,

142

80,

Raul,

Bernal,

102

98,

62,

John,

Cacciatore,

159

54,

Bob,

Bereuter,

Bernardo,

90

89,

56,

18,

John,

Chris,

Fish,

163

142,

140,

134,

133,

118,

116,

138,

Benenate,

Mr.

Finn,

87,

21,

4,

Russel,

Joe,

Sean,

Finegan,

123

88,

John,

14,

Jim,

Fernandez,

153

151,

Bellamy,

Joe

Fellhauer,

Fennell,

123,

88,

60,

Mike,

Belan'csik,

97

76,

John,

Beckham,

Mike,

76

John,

Beckerich,

Bell,

60

R-obert,

Becker,

92,

86,

72,

98,

80

Darnall,

,132

109,

73,

Tim,

D'Arcy,

56,

Andy,

Chase,

Greg,

58,

Flynn,

109,

95,

155

69,

Mike,

Foote,

Rickey

Tommy,

Christine,

110

97,

156,

110,

116,

93,

73,

Tom,

182

180,

110,

113

James,

Forrest,

78,

106,

78

Joe,

Darnall,

168

22

24,

19,

5,

John,

Darrouzet,

Fritch,

Larry,

111

14,

90

62,

68

Hal,

165 56,

Lonnie,

Chunn,

84,85,87,93,

Booker,

Jim,

Franzen,

Norman,

Bockernehl,

Boggan,

23,

22,

Kevin,

Clancy,

114,

113,

132

97,

72,

Tommy,

John,

Fritche,

87,

26,

88,

146,

173

116,

160,

166,175,

180,

115, W.

Booker,

165,

163,

155

74,

T.,

1,19

Jim,

Booth,

72,

188

Froehlich,

Tom,

132

72,

132

98,

115, 70

1

Corky,

Clark,

112,

93,

66,

Bob,

Darrouzet,

Donald,

Frymark,

26,

88,

123,

Fred

Bostick,

119

Neil,

Clark, Bosworth,

Gary,

Bosworth,

Kevin,

116,

23,

114,

168

164,

160,

115,

96

68,

Fuchs,

Robbie,

96

69,

114

Cloherty, 72,

110,

68,

23,

Tom,

len,

Dasho,

31,

24,

19,

94,

76

Dennis,

Furlong,

155

88,

142

Coelen,

165

74,

George,

Galer,

119,

Vince,

111,

69,

113,

161

189

146,

56,

Charlie,

Bovis,

157

Ccelen,

Ricky,

70

142,

76,

Davidson,

Gallagher,

Skip,

Mike,

70,

96,

132,

132

Bobby,

Boyle,

eO,

Coerver,

Pat,

54,

98,

99,

102,

111

Steve,

Davies,

155

70,

188

Mike,

Boyle,

58,

123,

88,

159,

173

D'Avignon,

134

Brender,

Art,

22,

87,

146

142,

Co,le,

Pete,

Cole,

Terry,

76,

Davis,

132

88,

23,

123,

146

Davis,

Mike,

95,

98,

99,

15,

103,

54,

105,

93,

110,

Colletta,

Steve,

54,

87,

86,

115

133,

138,

158,

Chris,

D'Elena,

Rufe,

11,

14,

Br.

Jim,

52,

64,

94

26,

Tom,

Mr.

Gaudet,

Milton,

11,

13,

14,16,123,124,131,171

Joe

Gehring,

Leo

S.

132

leon,

Gerz,

lupe,

Louis,

Don,

61,

64,

62,

90,

91,

14

Dennis,

Grady,

Bob,

25,

56,

88,

95,

89,

175

Collora,

Chuck,

56,

Gier,

90,

Bob,

Glasco,

111

66

Mike,

26,

182

J.,

91,94,110,175,192 90

Brice,

198

Gardner,

132

193

Collison,

15,132,143,171

64

93

133,

Gebron,

74,

175,

172,

Deloach, Mr.

Brewton,

53,

56,

139

148

De

116,117,158,168,169

138,

89,

78,

Raleigh,

137, 5,

Chip,

David,

133,

88,

136,137,138,139,140,

Brenner,

89,

90

Gloster,

Bob,

62,

143,

155

111

A


Bob,

Glynn,

88,

27,

123,

125,

Jenner,

Tom,

65,

102

99,

John,

lampo,

97

76,

Maxvill,

John,

111

80,

192

171,

173,

Bob,

Jennings,

97

Golden,

1

73,

B,jff,

Godfrey,

11

06,

55,

11

99,

102,

1

9,

0,

79

Jeff,

lanier,

Fr.

53,

lankford,

Len,

89,

55,

158

119,

S.J.,

Julius,

May,

1

51,

192

"4,

12,

175

61,

14,

John,

McCarthy,

111,

74

Bill,

159,169,172,180,181

Gondolf,

Jack,

53,

132,

64,

Lankford,

119

72,

John,

89,

Lawrence,

Jaen,

147,

55,

148,

Mc

165

32,

Mike,

McCa.rty,

74

Fred,

Jodry,

58

Cone,

Greg,

143

Freddy,

Miles,

88,94,

Gordon,

65

Dave,

Johnson,

158

McCourmack,

116,

David,

Johnson,

27,

18,

85,

67,

136,

143,

Leandra,

Dick,

Dickie,

159

69,

Lee,

J.

Grasshoff,

Mike,

53,

65,

Mike,

75,

111,

186

lee,

56,

132,

McDonald,

Rev.

Johnson,

93,

28,

18,

Eddy,

C.

S.J.,

E.,

McDonald,

77

12,

Mike,

61,

87,

1

43,

Mark,

80,

A.

John,

linehan,

155

142,

J.,

S.J.,

8,

4,

10,

117

John,

McGehee,

Ted,

John,

4,

63,

98,

101,

McKane,

Jim,

191

90,

166

57,

Mike,

116

188

146,

63

Rick,

Looney,

32,

Randy,

97

75,

McKane,

88,

58,

John,

132

74,

David,

Lomonaco,

57,

141

S.J.,

E.,

Sammy,

Loiselle,

73

Mike,

Bill,

R.

79

Lobello,

McGuire, 170

102,

Kearney,

kee,

155

132,

77,

70

Rev.

McGowan,

132

88,

134,

133,

192

McDonell,

61

115

56,

80,

32,

Greg,

156

188

58,

Jim,

Lingberg,

93,

68

Dennis,

Terry,

151,

132,

134,137,138,140,141,142

Richard

132,

92,

86,

73,

137,138,140,142,151,153

133,

123,

173.

62,

Keane,

1

123,

55,

Wayne,

McDone·II,

79

Steve,

Pat,

Lindley,

95,

Mr.

23,

171

123,

114

13,

Johnston,

56,

Jones,

1

96

88,

158,172,174,175,182,189

67

Paul,

189

153,

Bob,

Jung,

Griffin,

98,

65,

69,

32,

Dave,

13,61

lewis,

Lieser,

143

Griffin,

53,

John,

Jim,

11"

155

Wynne,

160

89,

John,

151,

J.,

62

Johnson,

Lindley,

143,

Greathouse,

McDermott,

S.

B.,

155

Johnson,

Johnson,

12,

Greathouse·,

Tim,

Cullough,

Rev.

66

Steve,

GRADUATION,

Gregory,

Cormack,

181

155

80,

181

28,

Bob,

Mc

Mc

93

27,

Leininqer,

Gossett,

95,

94,

132

76,

Billy,

85,

193

169,

116,

Johnson,

Johnson,

30:

Brian,

132

157,

182

117,

18,

John,

Gorman,

75

Bill,

70

Gonzales,

Goodwin,

79

Grizzaffi,

155

luke,

McKay,

Danny,

McKee,

Bruce,

66,

79

Grubbs,

Ronald,

70,

111

90,

Bill,

McKniff,

Eddie,

Haggar,

28,

87,

Mc

Kool,

111

98,

161

132,

75

Mike,

Tim,

McNally,

69

74,

Mike,

McManus,

76

Tom,

Halza,

67,

88,

147

146,

Hall,

90,

33,

173

94,

Jimmy,

Hambleton,

Bruce,

Hamelin,

H.

Mrs.

28,

J.,

132

Meletio,

16

11,

larry,

Melsheimer,

Mark,

55,

56,

88,

55,

32

111

77,

John,

181

90,

123,

79

Robert,

Meyer, Dick,

Jack,

180

159,

95,

Mercher, Pat,

Hargadon,

Harkey,

113

Carl

Meletio,

98

73,

John,

Hamje,

Hand,

Hannon,

155

90,

111,

63,

Tom,

Meinke,

173

69,

Frank,

McNally,

78

Bruce,

124,

Rev.

Miesch,

Cyril,

13

12,

S.J.,

128,151,154,158,172,191

Bill,

Miller, Harrison,

28,

Greg,

88,

63,

89,

155

111,

90,

123,

Mr.

Mills,

S.J.,

Albert,

9,

13,

173

169,

15,86,101,114,161 Hart,

Frank,

76,

132

97,

Minotti,

Eric,

70,

l55

85,

Ben

Hassan,

Mitchell,

Mock,

Br.

Robert,

Moen,

Matt,

Bob,

Monier,

Bruce,

Paul,

Moody,

154

143,

96

Mooney,

92

75,

Kenny,

67

Pat,

Moran, 189

62,

86,

90,

Morgan,

David,

Morgan,

Jerry,

Fr.

A.

C.,

Louapre,

75

Mark,

Keene,

S.J.,

6,

58,

Bryan,

13,

16,

86,

182,

167,

181,

180,

63,

193

180

Paul,

Morrison,

92

88,

Love, 188

111

75,

larry,

87,

80

Tim,

Morrow, 56,

190

11, 143

12,

29,

27,

33,

91,

Keeter,

Mike,

Tom,

89

19,28,87,

182,

Bob,

115

92,

Higgins,

Higgins,

132,

71,

79,

132

56,

Tommy,

170,

68,

Joe,

Molina, 65

52,

66

Dan,

Heines,

60,151,156

155

71,

Ernest,

Jhn,

Hendler,

14

S.J.,

70

John,

Haywood,

Heckel,

Heinen,

93,

57

John,

Richard

Hassen,

Hayes,

Haydon,

95,

69 J.

115,

123,

133,

135,

167

F.,

Kennedy, 96,

Lundin,

1

37,

38,

40,

Moscrey,

Mike,

80,

111,

113,

Moser,

Ernie,

Paul,

Killebrew,

Mike,

Killebrew,

Pat,

87,

Pat,

79,

92,

.

.92

Mike,

Moser, 87,

33,

165

109

99,

58,

lynch,

29,

27,

90

57,

114, 182

174,

Pete,

19,

141,

lyman,

142,

Jerry

155

61

John,

Kiker,

1

39,

,1

Larry,

136, luther,

1

Hinkel,

146,

88,

63,

114,

52,

65,

123,

78

Mac

80

Bob,

Gregor,

143

132, 173

69,

Pat,

Kinney,

156 Dan

Mach,

Moser,

66

Hirsch,

Guy,

Kitowski,

Chuck,

Kitowski,

Jeff,

Larry,

MacMaster,

Tom,

15,

55,

92,

95,

Benzel,

19,

30,

90,

94,

Johnny,

Dick,

Macourek,

29,

Dkk,

Mike,

Bob,

Klosterman,

Bob,

Macrae,

29,

69,

Muldoon,

Pat,

Hogan,

Michael,

63,

132,

168

161,

4,

30,

Munsch,

Mike,

124,

Frank,

Koegl,

Rev.

15,

T.

F.,

S.J.,

11,

12,

93

92,

16,

30,

126,

130,

133,

137,

Kip,

75,

Madigan,

53,

Mike,

96,

65,

61

Edgar,

119

116,

94,

155

Kohler,

Korman,

Frank,

142,

78,

Terry,

Stuart,

Nabholtz,

John,

Mag�ire,

95,

57,

151,

154

Nankivell,

Jerry,

75,

97,

Kriese,

John,

15,

30,

18,

111,

Maher,

John,

Maher,

Paul,

63,

Brian,

188

156,

116,117,119,172

156

Mickey,

15,

Krippner,

73,

158

55,

62,

Dave,

99,

98,

103,

92,

86,

104,

105,

Malone,

Bill,

John,

34,

123,

165

171

131,

79

Rusty,

88,

61,

71

Nelson,

Randy,

123

Newman,

Jim,

53,

65,

96,

Mr.

Hunter,

Patrick,

S.J.,

9,

13,

17,66,98,101,102,166

Huston,

63,

Joe,

Bob,

102,

Dave,

labac,

la

19,

116,

52,

Mandoiza,

132,

64,

29,

85,

157,

93,

163,

Mangelsdorf,

Gary,

Barba,

Lajoie,

132,

97,

55,

76,

86,

151,

115,

87,

96,

98,

Lalla,

Bill,

63,

Bill,S,

80,

52,

110,

Nolan,

Dick,

172,

158,

Norsch,

Tim,

Mariner,

61

92,

65,

97

166

137,138,

lalumia,

Joe,

139,

60,

32,

110,

119

93,

140,

123,

142,159

Martinez,

Masse,

118,

F.

A.,

11,

192

14,

61

O'Connor,

Pat,

O'Connor,

Mike,

63,

90,

102,

170

John,

78,

Andrew,

Martin,

88,

Mrs.

69

Charles,

Martin,

97

O'Connor,

143

54,

126,128,131,133,135,

Matt,

86,

132

95,

Martin,

lajoie,

63,

Tony,

31,

119

114,

Jimmy,

Dick,

Jim,

Matelis,

63,

19,

Paul,

Larry,

O'Donnell,

O'Neill,

Bill,

Mr.

Joe,

69

Frank,

55,

151,

15,

16

158,

32

1751'180,191

58

ORGANIZATIONS,

188

Maupin,

101

63

Steve,

143

Chuck,

156

Paul,

189

Ricky

Iwanski,

Jaremko,

"31

Butch,

143

58

182

173,

109,110,132,168,170

Kultgen,

93

58

Tom,

Hylden,

102,

90,

96

65,

71

Conrad,

175

110,

57,

Malcomesius,

106,

53,

113

111,

Neitzel,

100,

34,

Anthony,

70

Jack,

Nasky, 80

61,

Rolly,

Nelson,

Illes,

65

Ed

Nadalin,

Don,

132

Kreiner,

Maher,

Jenks,

155

111,

53,

90

88,

71,

30

Eddie,

Krebbs,

Maher,

Huth,

77

Joe,

148

97

80,

29

19,

66

Bruce,

Jimmy,

73,

j

155

31,

Dan,

Murray,

165

Mut,

145,

Magro,

Edward,

Fred,

Sam,

Hubert,

Hughes,

Humphries,

92

33,

173

130,

61

Bill,

138,139,140,142,171

14,

Hooker,

Hoyt,

111

111

73,

80

Bob,

123,

Murphy,

Holden,

Holmberg,

Hunt,

90,

Dennis,

96

88,

128,

123,

Madigan,

Holland,

33,

90

88,

57,

116

92,

Mullen,

155

80,

157

156

61

Klein,

Klein,

Ricky

Brooke,

58

Michael,

65

Mueller,

123,151,153,154,159,164

Hogan,

90,

159

55,

Muckleroy, Hoekstra,

Hoffman,

71,

82

90

O'Rourke,

Joe,

73,

92,

97

199


Ringham,

75

Mike,

O'Rourke,

93,

92,

86,

67,

larry,

Terilli,

80

Pete,

Smyth,

34,

85,

94,

92,

88,

86,

40,

Snodgrass,

115,119

151

88,

Jim,

123,130,131,146,147

Jim

Bill,

Osborn,

99

Kevin,

92,

86,

75,

S.

Rev.

Rivoire,

O'Shea,

S.J.,

J.,

14,

94,

96

94,

87,

Roarke,

157

53,

91,

90,

88,

39,

193

175,

Spangle,

67

Tom,

Rick,

Spangle,

11,

8,

Bill

Jack,

110,

S.J.,

9,

Tony,

Mark,

62,

98,

96,

97,

86,

74,

135,

133,

93,

55,

Clark,

Terry,

Spencer,

John

13,

Robinson,

171

112,

137,

120

SPORTS,

132

78,

Brian,

140,

138,

160

158,

142,

116,

Rohmer,

97

76,

Dennis,

Terranella,

132

91

71,

Randy,

Greg,

Roberts,

Mr.

66,87,

Owens,

Terranella,

110,

132

Osten,

Oster,

58

John,

Springer,

125,

123,

88,

Danny,

John,

Stansfield,

148

Thompson,

155

79,

Jim,

Thompson,

123

110,

92,

58,

Carl,

58,

92,

Neil,

67,

90,

95

34

Owens,

Larry,

Paikowskl

Palmer,

69,

Gary,

Mr.

Rousseve,

34

Edward,

Stanton,

142

73,

Chuck,

Rooney,

155

143,

Numa,

S.J.,

13,

8,

52

Paul,

80

Mike,

Staton,

Thompson,

Tinkle,

Anthony,

115

92,

73,

98

91,

190

Parker,

19,34,98,

Rovello,

Mr.

Pasqua,

68,

11,

Gary,

123,

Patak,

Ruiz,

13,

168

89

38,

Jim,

Steen,

Mike,

Steen,

Karl,

39,

Tomlinson,

167

93,

Stein,

79

Victor,

69

40,

Terry,

80

Richard,

80

Marcus,

Torti,

Tovar,

18,

Rudy,

114,

111,

40,

16,

35

99,

132

David,

Ruyle,

Charles,

Steinle,

80

Bob,

Russell,

171

155,

Paul,

119,

116,

192

191,

118,

110,

14,77,93,

Tom,

170,

57,

101,

100,

180

116,

98,

92,

170

110,

110

57,

Frank,

Treadwell,

90,

58,

92

Martin

Patti,

Jim,

Payne,

Payne,

111

35,

Emilio,

Pedro,

Jerry,

Richard,

Salas"

111

65

Stewart,

38,

larry,

98,

132

71

David,

Troy,

4,

John,

Stewart,

173

94,

97,

79,

Bill,

Sandifer,

11

90,

55,

115,

114,

0,

41

Richard,

110

57,

18,41,169,190

John,

Tumy,

155

Richard,

Tullius,

118,

63,

Jim,

Tuite,

93,

116,

79

19,41,50,51,

Jim,

Turner,

Bob,

111

67,

85,

Peters,

74,

41

Tim,

Troy,

Truhill,

90

67,

Wes,

Mike,

Trimble,

65

53,

Don,

Mike

Stetzel,

71

Oscar,

Sanders,

89

79,

69,

Mark,

Stepanek,

Sterling,

87

38,

Roark,

Romain,

155

132,

67,

Ryan,

79

80

Fred,

Richard,

Perea,

Saba,

St.

111

79,

Bob,

Peck,

Peck,

Perea,

Perkins,

93,

99,

98,

173,

172,

102,

155

Nick,

70,

188,192 Petr,

36,

Larry,

88,

110

94,

R.

Rev.

36,

88,

2,

S.J.,

A.,

Tynan,

Paul,

Pettigrew,

12,

94,

171

101, 110

Hal,

Pettigrew,

Jim,

Phillips,

W.

Rev.

Underhill,

155

96

66,

Francisco,

Urbina,

115

97,

79,

66,

S.J.,

E.,

12,

171 71

Piccola,

Philip,

P.

Bro. 77

Joe

Piccola,

Alan,

Pieczynski,

Mark,

95,

86,

61,

1

3,

155

77,

1

14,

1

56,

11

06,

1

0,

82

132

67,

Johnny,

9,

S.J.,

Joseph,

7,

Horn,

11

S.J.,

Mr.

Vanderholt,

132

132

75,

Van

Steve',

Piering,

V.,

Usina,

Ben,

Pieczynski,

Steve 92

Pierotti,

Velasquez,

36,

AI,

73

Pitts,

52,

118,

Walden,

94,

90,

116,

119,

114,

110,

104,

75

Bill,

180

172,

86,

36,

Johnny,

85,

41,

23,

77

Ed,

92,

Wagner,

116,

5,

193

169,

155,

90,

86,

36,

119,

4,

Mike,

92,93,94,98,

174

98,

93,

65,

Wachter,

118,

95,

larry,

Vining,

Vullo,

93,

64,

52,

168

Jimmy,

94,

180

36,

Billy,

Joe,

Edwin,

166,

Pitts,

36

Edmond,

Piguet,

Pillar,

Pillar,

Pitts,

Mr.

Walsh,

90

Richard,

James,

17,

133,

123,

148,

14,

180

172,

138,139,140,142

97

Pokladnik,

Mike

Walsh,

111

80,

155

David,

Watts,

Ponciano,

80 65

Mike,

Weathers,

58

Hubert,

Powell,

77

Scott,

Walters,

119

37,

Marty,

Porras-landeo,

92,

77,

Johnny,

Steve,

Pomara,

Pool,

Joe,

Weaver,

18,

41,

119,158,172,181

67,

88

Mike,

Sanguinet,

90

Don,

Prather,

189

Stewart,

Bob,

Price,

Scammel,

96

65,

90,

63,

Glenn,

95,

90,

55,

Bob,

98,

98, Charles

Weissert,

99,

18,

Roger,

160

159,

.

94,

92,

37,

118

101,

99, Proza,

Tom,

Wheelock,

Charlie,

Stewart,

Schaefers,

189

90,

57,

159

88,

55,

118,

Jay

17

Mrs.

White,

Helen,

175

Br.

71

Mike,

Racanelli,

S.J.

Steve,

Schott,

Schnitzius,

Paul

Wilkinson, 96,

88,

fJ9,

Wally,

155

75,

Mike,

Schnitzius,

80,

61

Ken,

61,151,154

Danny,

Stock, 75

Don,

Rafferty,

142

Chris,

Wildes,

Steigman, 61

Jim,

Rafferty,

133,

142, Mark

Wilkinson, 135,136,137,138,139, Sam

Mr.

Schuster,

Rainey,

William,

111,

17,

73

Jim,

Willey, 146

141,

140, 69

Eddie,

Ramirez,

142,

113

112,

Richard,

8,

S.J.,

19,

Don,

Wilmarth, Mr.

Stoltz, 37

Steve,

Rarnsey,

98,

43;

13,

79

Schwenke,

Tim, nO,116 64,90

17,

14, 155

77,

Bill,

Ramsey,

David

Scott,

Steve,

Wilson, Stone, 179

RANDOM

SHOTS,

Scott,

Mrs.

90,

57,

Dave,

Scottino,

Mike,

Wood, Stone,

Rick,

62,

90,

Irwin,

13,

5,

51,

Wooldridge,

89,

95,

151

123,

156,

106

39,

55,

Strecker, 88,

58,

42,

182

165,

160,

AI,

Strangi, Sentilles,

89,

19,

101

98,

18

SENIORS,

165

37,

Tim,

Greg,

156

110,

132

67,

Johnny,

80

Donny,

Mike,

92,

75

Windsor,

86

67,

Ray,

Reasonover,

56,

92,

91,

16

11,

Jack,

95,

Rapp,

Raspante,

Redding,

Jack,

Rickey,

77,

155

153,

40,151,

92,93,95,98,99,101,102,

Worley,

Jimmy,

4-2,

165,

99,

110,

180,

165 1

1

04,

08,

1

110,

160

16,

159,

115,

164,

172,

166,

174, 189

Ira,

Stroughter, Richard,

Reed,

58,

88

60,

168,

88,

180 159

,

55,

Ken,

Wyatt, 188

Reichenstein,

55,

Jake,

86,

95,

John,

Sharpton,

169

38,

151,

153,

172

158,

Jim,

Sharpton,

67,

Bob,

Yarber,

73,

132

111,

Shaw,

Ken,

72,

98,

Shine,

Tim,

Francis,

S.J.,

8,

11,

Mike,

Sullivan,

David,

114,

17,88,89,

15,

Simmons,

John,

19,

38,

156,

155

96,

111,

98,

188

Tay Bill,

Zapalac, Russell,

Swann, 192

173,

57,

142

78,

175,

14,

115,

70,

38

Michael

Shumway,

Swain, 13,

John,

157

114,

111

Zalkovsky,

Mr.

Renfroe,

18,

63,

43,

93,

87

57,

165 1

98,

Rentfro,

168

93,

75,

110,

71,

Gregory,

80

Yarbrough,

John,

Rener,

132

40

Mike,

92

Sullivan, David,

73,

Tim,

Wysocki, Sullivan, 132,

97,

Reid,

James

Richard,

Sirchio,

55,

88,

Swanson,

92,

99,

01,

117

116,

71

David,

116

Zapalac,

Ressler,

Bill,

56,

95,

110,

Vic,

77,

93,

111,

Swanson,

132

115,

118,

123,

Tommie,

142,

77,

166,

180,

Sweeney,

191

Mike,

Skiles,

Dave,

Slater,

Mike,

73,

98,

Talbott,

111

Brian,

Stan,

63,

Phil,

Mickey,

37,

87,

143,

Taliaferro,

79

Woody,

63,

90

96

90,

132

88,

Zimmerman,

Reynolds,

57,

40

Zbylot,

168

George,

155

172,

158,

Zbylot,

Ressler,

57,

87,

Don,

60,

89,

92,

88,

146

151,

Rhoda,

153,

173

John,

Slomski,

73

Smith,

133,

James

Coach

Jim,

135,

136,

137,

138,

Zubel,

139,140,142,143,175,

123

Zuercher,

189

Riley,

Bill,

110,

55,

99,

106,

109,

Smith,

132

Ringham,

98,

37,

Rod,

23,

118,

119,

84,

Gary,

109,

86,

11

0,

90,

114,

92,

94,

116,

Dave,

23,

43,

92,

95,

119,

Tappen,

Taylor,

132

85,

Gary

Rod,

53,

Dave,

75,

Zuercher,

65

95,

97

96,

Chuck,

136,

143,

53,

65,

155

111

Mr.

86,94,

200

161,

169,

173

Smith,

Richard

Taylor,

Gordon,

13,

59

17,

Zuniga,

Fred,

18,

43,

92;

132


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