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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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it
5
J
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u
it
57
J
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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
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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
sui t
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mson
Grand
4
Prairie
73
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sui t
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78
it
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85
8
it
6
59
Duncanville
St.
Marks
Reicher
B
1
58
62
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Jesu
J
Jes
51
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ish
64
68
36
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Jes
J
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60
it
sui t
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Jesuit
8
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an
65
Reicher
61
57
Dunne
32
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JesuiL----
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53
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84
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51
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64
St.
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17
42
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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."
"Stick
with us,
kid,
and you
too
will
have
a
double
ruby."
"
...
and
when
I
told
Fr.
I
leinenger
the
course-he
really
"Thanks,
Officer!
But
mother
is
me
expecting
home."
panicked."
might
drop
"That's
It's
after
at
Cortemeglia's
right.
is
the
ovet:"
prom
"You
mean
this
into goes
Junior
set
jet
the
enjoys
Prom
188
prom.
the
lot?"
parking
"let's
sit
this
one
out."
Worley
"But,
do
Cathy,
affected
Bovis
that
smiles
suspiciously.
Darrouzet
in
gets
line wrong
for
the
bunny
Prom
hop.
think you
really
gets
the
"accidentally"
surrounded.
Dow-Jones
will
be
average
much?"
for
camera
while
Taliaferro
and
Greathouse
look
on
Sneaky
catches
David
in
a
tender
moment
at
Morgan
photographer
Prom.
Mike
March
Break
time
in
the
Grand
Ballroom
of
Baker
Baum
at
and
date
in
the
of
his
Senior
Grand
Prom.
Hotel.
"Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!"
John
Tumy
one
enjoys
last
nights.
"Of
course
I'm
graduating!"
"You're
the
ever
most
most
strongest,
I've
suave,
handsome
man
known."
"Make
it
a
double-and
hurry!!"
"Yes,
cantha
my
prize
short
winning
was
about
story
a
red pyra
bush!"
"Careful!
He's
dropped
it
before."
"Oh,
Mike!
I
wish
we
were
in
that
march."
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Mr.
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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