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hall

A

stretches

before

us.

A

door

pon­

long

shut

derously

will

swings

never

which

door

a

behind,

We

be

of

the

Last

reopened.

to

invite

backward

take

one

last

glimpse

you

Roundup

with

that

us

door

before

through

and

it

closes,

that

halL

we

must

turn

and

walk

down


The

of

Students

School

Jesuit

High

Dallas.

Texas

present

2


THE

LAST

ROUNDUP

1985

3


....

Dedication


The

Reverend

9.

Rivoire,

Joseph

of

issue

nineteen

This

Last

the

sixty-five

is

dedicated

the

to

Roundup

Reverend

S.

Joseph

To

of

most

us

he

of

seems

Rivoire,

the

School.

Both

S.J.

fabric very

part

of

as

leader

a

and

an

High

Jesuit

administrator

he

has

to

endeavored

lift

Jesuit

to

levels

ever

of

excellence

in

producing

higher

educated

not

men

but

educated

Christian

only

men.

With

this

in

mind

dedicate

we

this

gratefully

book

to

your

efforts,

Rivoire,

in

as

a

of

in

Father you,

and

remembrance

recognition

of your

thank

efforts.

for you

your

efforts,

9.J.


Contents

Seniors

Sports

Activities

Sponsors

Index

6


Underclassmen

Organizations

Faculty

Random

Shots


President's

The

Message

Rev.

Robert

9.J.

A.

Tynan,

Very

Bohool

Jesuit

President,

High

Graduates:

Dear

association

The

is

at

four

of

not

Jesuit

years

your

without

some

the

staff.

�erminated

pappy

on

It

be

administration

and

faculty,

filled

the

with

service

and

success

that

has

Jesuit.

we

your

that

we

years

will

to

deserve

in yours

A.

Tynan,

S.J.

Christ,

it.

future

that

It

is

unusually

your

and

of

the

privilege

determined

Sincerely

feel

here,

have

hope

8

will

your

at

days

from

our

R.

classmates,

future

that

prayer

your

Judging

are

the

the your

part

our

is

of

the

nostalgia

marked

enjoying

your

loyalty

is

bright.

devotion.

We


'Dear

You

Graduates

are

of

1965:

in

social

a

environment

living

of

four

of

a

God

that

lie

ahead'

and

you

of

that

to

you

meet

of

look

redound

the

many

that

is

is

always

in

challenges

union

with

only

life

goals

we

High

strength

the

will

School.

remember may

achieve

that

achievements

at

moral

And

will you

part

will

help

with

pride

academic

Jesuit

courage

you.

Him

and

you

the

the

on

that

leadership

is

Therefore,

received

the

give

intellectual

ClVlC,

an

attempt

civic,

the

training

May

and

moral,

it

moral,

your

of

upon

been

of

qualities

leadership.

when

fulfillment

have

and

your

needed

type

day

be

High

talents

develop

this

the

to

and

for

School

Jesuit

to

faculty

exercise

is

at

years

the

you

forward

that

crying

Your

leadership.

out

to

pointed

you

during

your

high

school years.

God

bless

May

and you

and

grant

you

happiness

success

in

future

endeavors.

your

in

Sincerely

Albert

Christ,

C.

Louapre,

S.J.

Principal

The

Principal's

Message

Rev.

Albert

C.

9.1.

Louapre,

Jesuit

Principal,

9chool

High

9


'"

ct.

o -

Z

LU

'"

II


CHARLES

ALLEN

WILLIAM

Candidate Honor

Roll

2,

1,

Four

Transfer

3,

BAKER

Student

Merit

N.H.S.

Pin;

Sec.

3,

4,

Student

Semifinalist

Class

3;

Club

Last

Football:

Roundup

Staff

Roundup

Council

Photography

Patrol

2,

CHARLES

1;

Letterman's

Varsity,

BAKER

teB"

Freshman,

Camera

4;

3,

4;

Team,

Club,

3,

2;

4;

4.

4.

Bowling,

4;

Student

1,

2,

3,

3,

1;

B-Team

Leader

4·

RICHARD

and

4;

National Linz

Year

Foot­

3;

League

Letterman's

b�ll

2;

Varsity

3,

Club

4;

4.

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BAKER

LEWIS

STEPHEN

Honor

Roll

2,

1,

3,

N.H.S.

Candidate

3,

2,

3,

4;

Sodality

Debate

4,

3,

Sodality

Team

President

Lector

3,

Patrol

3;

4;

4;

4;

3;

League

3,

Speech

Class

2,

Leader

3;

Student

2,

NEDT

Roundup

4;

4;

N.F.L.

Citation.

BASS

HOWARD

JAMES

Radio

Science

Career

Club,

3,

4;

Club,

3;

2.

Club,

DAVID

Transfer

1.

BAYNHAM

4.

Student,

senior

of

one

class;


ROBERT

BEAN

MICHAEL

BECKER

F.

BELANCSIK

JAMES

Science .

Roundup

Club

1;

Club

Career

4;

St.

Berchrnan's

John

Football:

Freshman,

1;

1.

Candidate,

dality

So­

Society,

2.

Varsity,

3,

"B"

Team,

1;

Basketball:

4;

4;

4;

Team,

"B"

Freshman,

3,

Varsity,

Team,

1;

Letterman's

Club,

3,

Leader,

2;

Student

Patrol,

3;

Vice-President,

ROBERT

BEREUTER

Honor

Roll,

Gymnastics,

CARL

MICHAEL

NEDT

1,

3,

2;

4.

Citation,

2;

Band,

1,

2,

3,

4,

Roundup,

4;

BERNARDO

WILLIAM

Drum

Captain,

Last

3,

4;

3,

4;

Club,'

4.

H.

League

2,

3;

Treasurer,

"B"

3,

2;

"B"

Freshman;

3;

Varsity

Letterman's

2;

Bowling

Varsity

2.

Team

Freshman;

Baseball:

Club,

Team

1,

1;

BERRY

Basketball:

Radio

Science

Team,

2;

"B"

Baseball:

2;

2;

Class

Club

4;

4.

there

will

be

many

14


PHILIP

CHARLES

BOVIS

MICHAEL

BOYLE

WILLIAM

J.

Roll

Honor

Band

2,

3;

CI ub

1,

Camera

1;

2,

League

Football:

1,

4;

Perfect

Philo­

3;

Varsity,

Attendance

Class

1,

2;

3,

1;

Team,

III

2;

BRENNER,

Letterman's

4;

Club,

Student

3,

4; 1�

2,

3,

Cross

4;

Country

3,

4;

3;

Perfect

Attendance,

2,

3;

3,

Assistant

4;

Editor,

Co-Editor-In-Chief,

4;

4;

2,'

Philothespic:

3,

2,

3,

Most

4;

Major

Junior,

3,

League-S-Star,

3,

League,

Sen­

National

4;

Thespian

National

4;

Student

4;

Glee

4;

3;

2,

Roll,

National

1,

3,

2;

4;

Lieutenant,

Citation,

Society,

W.

BRONSON

4;

Band,

4.

BROPHY

Roll

1,

1,

of

Degree

2,

2;

3,

4,

National

Merit

National

2,

3,

4,

1,

2,

3,

4,

Student

Class

Representative,

National

4;

tary,

4;

3,

Council

1,

N.F.L.

3;

2;

Vice­

BROPHY

Honor

Society:

Team

Speech

Class

4;

3.

MICHAEL

JOSEPH

Honor

Semifinalist;

Debate

3;

NEDT

Honor

President,

Student,

Secre­

Librarian,

Patrol:

Honor

Transfer

Forensic

Council

Club: 2,

Student

3;

Masque,

Elocution

tary,

Valuable

Silver

4;

President,

ior

Secre­

4;

Merit

Scholarship

Excellence.

Semifinalist,

1,

2;

4;

Band,

Cheerleaders,

Freshman,

1;

Speech

Country,

4;

2,

Debate,

Team,

Student

1;

3,

Patrol,

2;

Track:

Captain,

Varsity,

Cross

4;

to

4;

4.

3,

Plays,

ROBERT

Award,

"J"

2.

3,

Club

2,

Council

Representative,

Track

Letterman's

LAMBERT

uB"

Freshman,

Leader

2;

Roundup:

thespic

2,

3,

4;

4;

Captain,

3.

follow.

15


C.

WAYNE

MICHAEL

BROWN

Honor

Honor

NEDT

Roll,

1,

2;

Citation,

Patrol,

2,

3,

4;

Bowling

"B"

JOHN

Football:

Vice-President,

Freshman;

2;

Captain

Team

Var­

2,

1,

Captain

3,

Band,

2;

E.

1,

3,

2,

Hohman

1.

4;

Music

Berchrnan's

So­

John

Gold

4;

Medal,

2,

1,

3;

2.

Attendance,

4;

Letterman's

2;

Perfect

Baseball:

4;

3,

Freshman

1,.2,

ciety,'

2;

Freshman;

sity

1,

Contest,

3;

Varsity

"B"

ketball:

4;

St.

Bas­

Team

4.

1,

Roll,

3;

2,

4;

Honor

Merit

National

1,

Team,

BUNNELL

BROWNING

Roll

2;

Semifinalist

Student

1,

Club

Captain;

3,

4;

National

Honor

3,

Society

4; l

Prefect-

President

4;

Student

2,

Sodality

Council

3,

4;

Treasurer

Student

4;

Lectors

Council

St.

3,

4;

Berchrnan's

Silver

Society

Class

3;

ence

Roll'

Linz

Club

Candidate 1,

2,

3,

1;

John

Medal

4;

Vice-President

4.

Y.

BUSH

BENJAMIN

Four

CAMMACK,

4,

Student

Pin;

3,

President

MICHAEL

BURKE

WILLIAM

Honor

Year

4;

Patrol

JR.

Sci­

4;

3,

2,

Roundup:

4;

Editor,

Junior

3;

Last

4.

Co-Editor-in-Chief,

3,

4;

3;

Editor,

4;

3,

Roundup:

4;

Associate

2,

Editor,

National

League,

4;'

2,

Copy

3,

2,

1,

Philothespic,

Plays,

Major

4;

Thespian

3;

Forensic

National

League,

De­

3,

4;

Speech

1,

Team,

2,

3,

Student

bate,

1,

2;

NEDT

4;

Citation,

"J"

Awards,

Honorable

Contest,

1,

Short

Publication

2;

Story

4;

Council

Roundup

Representative,

2;

3;

Mention,

4.

2;

each

learni

ng

16

League

Leader,

2;

Bookstore,

3,


-

and

leaving

ANDREW

Science

SIDNEY

Club 3,

4;

CHASE

Roll,

2;

Gymnastics,

LONNIE

Honor

Freshman

4;

NEDT

1,

ance

1,

2,

3,

PATRICK

CHUNN

Roll

Football;

Honor

2,

3,

Perfect

4;

Attend­

HARVEY

COERVER

4. Team

Debate

1,

Citation. 3,

4;

2,

N.H.S.

Student

bate

4;

3,

4;

Speech

Honor

3,

Council

1,

Vice

4;

President

Citation

2;

4.

League

1,

2,

3,

1,

2,

2,

3;

Roll

4;

NEDT

Forensic

De­

National


CHARLES

COLLETTA

STEVE

COOK

SCOTT

COLLORA

JOSEPH Honor 2,

1,

3;

NEDT

Roll,

Honor

Roll

Honor

Citation,

1;

1;

Principal's

4.

4;

Golf,

Pin

Linz

4- Year

List,

3,

Candidate,

3;

NEDT

Citation,

Major

4;

Roundup,

1,

Thespians,

Berchman's

St.

John

Silver

3,

Society,

Social

Council

Student

4;

4;

Committee,

Philothespic,

2;

National

4;

Play,

4;

4;

Medal,

3;

Ranger

Student

Club,

3,

Patrol,

Vice-President,

4;

Lectors,

4;

3,

4;

National

3,

4;

Honor

4;

Society,

3;

Regular,

"B"

4;

Team,

Baseball

Sodality:

Basketball:

2;

Varsity

Candidate,

Freshman,

Statistician,

1;

3;

1.

:

Freshman,

MICHAEL

CORTEMEGLIA

WALTER

LAWRENCE

COURSEY

JAMES

JOE

Football:

4,;

Freshman,

All-State,

3;

1;

2,

3

Club,

3,

4;

Leader,

3,

Varsity,

Letterman's

COSTON

Sodality:

4; 1,

Philothespic,

3,

2,

4;

1,

2,

4;

League

Major

Candidate,

Philothespic,

1;

Regular,

4;

2,

3;

2;

League

Speech

Team,

Glee

1;

Club,

Society,

1,

Student

Student

"B"

Leader,

Team

2;

tendance,

1,

1,

2;

Football,

2;

2,

3,

At­

urer,

4;

3,

John

Class

3,

3

League

Patrol

Patrol,

Perfect

2;

Leader,

Treas­

4;

4. ;

Secretary,

2.

leaving

18

2,

Berch­

St.

3,

Plays,

man's

4.

Bowling,

part


MICHAEL

RICHARD

CHARLES

Letterman's

CRONIN

WHITE

2;

B

Leader

2;

League

Base­

Captain

Class

Jesuit

Team

3;

ROBERT

Bowling

Sec.

1,

2,

Pres.

State

4,

'Golf

4;

Winner 2,

GREG

VANCE

1,

2,

3,

4;

JR.

Last

3,

2,

Roundup

Club

2,

1,

4;

Team

Speech

Patrol

Let­

4;

Leader

League

Student

3;

Bowling

1;

2,

3,

4;

of

Major

Plays

RALEIGH

1,

2;

Student

Patrol

2,

3,

Citation

4;

4.;

4;

1,

DAVIS,

2,

3,

3,

4;

2,

Team

Speech

3;

Career

National

Club

Forensic

4.

FREDERICK

JR.

Club

3,

Treasurer

4;

Sr.

Leader

B

Football:

2;

Freshman,

Team

Student

B

Varsity

4;

Basketball:

Fresh­

Team

2,

man,

Varsity

Varsity's

Manager

3;

4. Class

Bowling

NEDT

1,

Lieut.

3;

2,

of

4; 2,

Council

2;

2,

Debate

2,

Letterman's

2,

4;

Colonel

1,

4;

3,

Golf

League

4; 3,

Manager

4;

Roll

2,

Cheerleader

Elocution

Jr.

3;

Patrol

Football

Manager

Honor

1,

1,

2;

Elocution

Team

Football

CUMMINGS

Roll

3,

DARNALL

Phil

2;

4;

B

2,

Medalist

3.

League

Student

1,

terman's

Roundup

Honor

1,

Tour.

4,

Tour.

1;

3.

LEO

CZERWINSKI,

Band

DAVID

CROWLEY

Club 3,'

Club

Career

ball,

Sec.- Treas.

Vice

President

2,

Sec.

3.

1.

itself.

19


D'ORSANEO GRADY

LA WRENCE

EMIL

DELOACH,

WILLIAM

JOHN

JR. Golf

Roll

Honor

Berchman's

St.

2;

2;

Tournament,

Runnerup,

Jesuit

DEORE

John 2.

Student

Perfect

Patrol

Class

3,

Attendance

4;

1;

Secretary

1;

Leader,

League

2;

Let­

Football,

NEDT

Class

B-Team

Bowling,

Council

Student

Treasurer

1;

2;

3,

Varsity

Citation.

Club

3;

terrnan's

Football,

4;

Basketball

4;

Publicity

4.

Manager,

RICHARD

CARL

3,

PATRICK

EDWARDS

DUFFEY

STEPHEN

ENNIS

J. .

Band Berchrnan's

St.

1;

John

League

B-Team

2,

3;

3;

3;

Baseball,

Bowling,

1,

Series

4;

2,

3,

Award

4;

Leader,

Cheerleader,

Captain,

2,

Band,

Science

1,

Award,

1;

4.

For

20

Service

2;

Club,

2,

3,

3,.

2.

High

whatever


RICHARD

Letterman's

W.

ERLER

Club

2,

3;

Leader

4;

3,

1,

Football,

League

Cando

Freshman

3,

2,

1;

Student

THOMAS

ROBERT

Letterman's

Track

4;

Class

1,

2,

Council

1.

ERWIN

MICHAEL

Club

3,

EVERETT

Football:

4;

Team

Team

B

2,

ketball 2;

2;

Vice

Pres.

1;

Pres.

1;

Sodality

Varsity

Elocution

Jr.

Varsity

Transfer

3,

B

Bas­

4;

Student

2.

degree

21


CRAIG

MICHAEL

FALLON

FEDOR

M.

FELLHAUER

JOSEPH

Leader

2,

League

B-Team

3

Football ;

Honor

B-Team

Base­

2;

2,

Varsity

3,

4;

Roll

ence

Club

Perfect

2.

FLECK

3,

1,

2,

Basketball;

Frosh

4;

FLEMING

MARTIN

EUGENE

Roll,

2,

1,

FLUSCHE

Linz

Candidate

3;

Pin;

B­

Baseball, St.

Berchmari's,

John

1,

3,

2,

4,

Sec.-Treas.,

2.

4;

National

Award,

Team,

1,

Honor

2,

1,

3,

2,

4,

4;

2;

3,

4,

1,

4;

2,

Plays,

Most

4;

3,

3,

Speech

N.F.1.

of

Degree

4;

Phil.,

Award,

2,

Contest,

Sodality,

Div.,

1,

2,

1.

3,

4,

Hoh­

First

Council,

Candidate

Regular,

of

any

4,

Student

2;

1,

3,

Committee

E.

2,

.Instrumental

Senior

Place ..

1,

Exec.

4,

Valuable

Award,

Contest,

First

4,

Valuable

Band,

Asst.

Director,

Most

man

2;

2;

Elocution

Junior

Contest,

3,

Masque,

Place

2;

1,

Excellence,

Thespians,

4;

Elocution

Silver

Major

Student

4,.

Berchman's

4;

Award,

Debate,

of

National

3;

Treas.,

Senior

Silver

3;

3,

Degree

Distinction,

2,

3,

Society,

Gold

2,

22

2.

1,

Patrol

3.

Honor

Frosh

Team

Citation

NEDT

Citation;

Student

4;

Attendance

Bowling

STEPHEN LAWRENCE

Sci­

NEDT

2;

Manager

Basketball

1;

ball

2,

3,

3;

4.

the

men


FREDERICK

CHARLES

KENNETH

FRANZEN TIMOTHY

JAMES

FOOTE Band:

E.'

1,

Attendance,

2,

1,

Career

3,

4;

Music

Contest,

Student

2;

Team,

1,

Leader,

League

1;

Bowling

4.

Music

3,

Varsity

2,

County

3;

Concert

Soloist,

3;

Band,

2,

Student

3,

4;

Club,

A.

GERZ

1

Freshman,

LEE

B

F.

;

Bookstore,

3,

2,

4;

4;

Roundup

2,

Society

Leader

4;

Student

3;

Council

3;

2,

Class

Treasurer

ROBERT

GRASSHOFF

2

Team,

;

Last

3,

Berchman's

John

3.

3,

:

Team

Club

4;

Patrol

St.

3;

Science

President,

League

DONALD

B

Letterman's

4;

Dallas

Contest,

2,

Select

4;

Baseball

Football:

2;

Instrumental

S.M.U.

2;

2;

Club,

FURLONG

Hohman

1.

4;

3,

2,

Trqpsfer

Perfect

2.

KISTLER

Student

Patrol,

2,

4;

GREATHOUSE,

JR.

-

Varsity,

3;

4;

Band,

3,

4;

Science

Club,

Career

Club,

2;

League

Leader,

3.

Honor

Roll,

Class

2;

Student

NEDT

Citation,

1,

2;

Treasurer,

4;

Football:

B

Freshman,

Team,

1;

2,

3;

Council

Representative,

2;

V

arsi

Baseball

B

:

Freshman,

4;

ty,

1;

4.

Gymnastics,

Letterman's

Team,

2;

4;

Varsity,

Honor

4;

Roll,

1,

Class

tation,

1,

2;

2,

3;

Club,

NEDT

President,

1;

Ci­

Secre­

Student

tary,

of

Patrol,

2;

Leader,

2,

3;

League

3.

2.,

'85

23


able

were

to

add

PATRICK MICHAEL

DENNIS

Radio

Club

4;

3,

2,

1,

MARK

GRIFFIN

Science

Club

4;

3,

Perfect

3,

Gymnastics.

4;

1;

Sodality

Science

Attendance

Capt.

4;

Gymnastics

3,

Patrol

2;

Honor

tendance

Pres.

Roll

3;

4;

3,

1,

2;

Student

Play

Student

Committee

.Lt.

Phil.

Leader

League

Sec.-Treas.

Club

2;

Executive

3,

Patrol

HARGADON

Stu­

Club

2;

2,

4;

CHARLES

HANNON

1,

Patrol

dent

3,

Sodality

Science

Debate

3;

3,

2,

4;

Major

Perfect

4;

Class

At­

Treas.

1;

4.

1,

4.

HARKEY

RICHARD

MORTON

B.

DAN

HASSAN

LANING

HEINEN

JR.

Honor

Roll

Football:

3,

2,

4;

NEDT

Citation

Band

Camera

Club

1;

Last

Round­

2;

3,

Varsity

4;

2;

up

League

life

24

B

Let­

Team

2;

Club

Varsity

3,

4;

2,

3.

4.

3,

Roundup

to

our

school

Freshman,

NEDT

Team

3, 2;

Football:

4;

B

1,

Varsity

4; .

tion

terman's

Patrol

Student

2;

Leader

Team

B

2;

Baseball:

2.

1,

Cita-


THOMAS

WILLIAM

THOMAS

SCHEIE

HOEKSTRA

Football:

HIGGINS

B

Freshman,

4

Football:

2,

Varsity,

4;

3,

Captain,

3,

Varsity,

ROBERT

R.

HUGHES

Golf

Team,

1;

Team,

2;

Baseball:

4;

Freshman,

1;

ball,

1;

2,

3,

Freshman

4;

Student

Patrol,

Basket­

4.

B

B

arsi

2;

Baseball

3,

ty,

1

Freshman,

Honor

So­

Roll,

2;

4;

3,

4;

3,

Lectors,'

Club,

3,

4;

2,

Captain

4;

3,

Ranger

Student

Treasurer,

4;

4;

3,

2,

Letter­

3,

Club,

2,

3,

4;

President,

Roll,

Letterman's

4;

2;

NEDT

Award,

Sodality:

2,

3,

3,

4;

2,

Officer,

2,

3,

2;

4;

Leader,

1,

Central

4;

Vice-Prefect,

2;

Representative,

ident,

3,

Staff

2;

1,

4;

League

Council

4.

Cita­

Patrol:

1,

4;

Council,

Lectors,

Student man's

3,

Varsity,

Honor

Student

2;

Leadership

Club,

Council

Class

Representative,

4;

tion,

2;

Student

2,

Patrol,

2;

Captain,

:

4;

Varsity,

dality,

Team,

2

Team,

Basketball;

V

Track:

3,

4;

Class

Pres­

1;

Short

Story

Contest,

3rd

Place,

2.

EDWARD

HUNT

ROBERT

HUTH

ROBERT

JAMES

JENNINGS

Honor

Roll,

Bowling

Golf,

er,

2;

2;

1,

Team,

Career

3;

Science

1,

NEDT

2,

Club,

Club,

3;

Citation,

1;

Honor

Roll

Captain,

3;

Career

Club

Lead­ 2;

League

Student

4;

1;

man

Track.

NEDT

Citation

2;

Glee

3;

Club

4;

Honor

Roll

2,

1,

Fresh­

2;

4-Year

B

Citation

Semifinalist

Pin

Linz

4;

Baseball:

2;

Can­

Basketball:

4;

Team

Freshman;

NEDT

4;

3,

Merit

National

didate

Patrol,

Fresh­

4. man;

3,

Letterman's

3,

Varsity

4;

3;

2,

1,

Major

1,

2,

or

Society

3,

4;

3,

Manager

League

Class

3,

4;

President

3,

4;

Plays

Team

Speech

Club

4;

Philothespic:

Representative

2,

National

4;

Junior

3,

4;

Hon­

Last

Roundup

Business

4;

National

3,

4;

Forensic

National

Thespians

1;

Treasurer

4;

2.

25


through

friendship RICHARD

JOHNSON

Roll

Honor

Principal's

4;

3,

2,

1,

Merit

National

List

Honor

3;

Honor

National

Semifinalist

4;

Glee

Team

1;

Speech

2;

Society

President

Club

3.

2;

WILLIAM

KEE

H.

3,

Roll

4;

4;

3,

2,

Transfer

Council

4;

3,

2.

Student

BRYAN

Career

3;

4;

Honor

4;

3,

Student

Patrol

Student

Club

N.H.S.

Sci­

Club

Radio

2;

Roundup

KEETER

Last

Club

Roundup

1;

3,

Class

2,

1,

Pres.

1;

4;

Attendance

Vice

2,

3

4;

Per­

Tennis

2,

Roundup

fect

2;

4;

3,

2,

1,

Radio

ence

Club

Science

Club

Sec.

3;

"Your

Future

;

.National

Occupation"

Winner

with

26

its

1.

members.

Scholarship


PALFREY

KIKER

MICHAEL

EMMETT

JOHN

KITOWSKI

CHARLES

Student

Career

Patrol,

2;

Club,

KILLEBREW

2;

Transfer

Student

Team

3;

St.

Berchman's

John

2;

4.

'I,

Philothespic,

4;

Gymnastics

Bowl­

Society,

Team,

ing

Perfect

2,

3,

4;

Debate,

1,

3,

3.

Attendance,

2;

Team,

Speech

'�,

1,

St.

4;

John

Berchrnan's

1;

Society,

B

GARY.

FRANCIS

LABAC

Football,

2;

leader,

league

Team

2;

1.

Track,

RICHARD

WILLIAM

HOWARD

LAJOIE

Baseball:

Freshman

B

1;

3,

sity

3,

4;

1,

2;

4;

Team

2;

Var­

2,

Captain

4;

3,

Student

Football:

Freshman

B

1;

Team

Bowling

Secretary

1,

2,

Patrol

V

arsi

4;

ty

Honor

Team

Honor

2,

Baseball:

V

3,

ty

1,

3;

Roll

4;

Club

Ranger

1,

3;

arsi

Roll

LALLA

Citation

NEDT

2;

2;

Club

Rotary

ball:

Foot­

4;

Representative

Freshman

2,

1;'

Varsity

4;

3,

2,

.

Glee

Radio

Club 1;

Club

1;

Science

leader

league

Club

1 ;

1.

3,

Student

4;

Patrol

2,

terman's

Club

Society

3,

4;

St.

4;

mans'

dent

3,

4;

Representative

4.

3,

let­

TCll

4;

Captain

Berch­

ketball:

All-State

B

1;

Stu­

4;

4;

si

3,

ty

Gold

Baseball

4;

Team

2,

man's

Team

Freshman

Varsity

2,

3,

4;

3,

2;

Patrol;

Society;

2;

Regular

3,

B

4;

Philo­

Society

2;

Student

lectors;

Honor

date

Bas­

1,

letter­

4;

Vice-President

Berchrnan's

John

thespic

tional

Var­

2;

:

Track:

Club

St.

4;

3,

Freshman

John

President

Council

Award

Na­

Candi­

Sodality:

4.

27


MICHAEL

AVERA

LEONARD

LALUMIA

Freshman

Patrol

LAWRENCE

JAEN

JOE

Student

1;

Letterman's

LANKFORD

Football;

Leader

Club

3,

4;

League

Candidate

Perfect

Class

Attendance

Vice

Pres.

Honor

Roll

1;

Treas.

Pres.

1,

2,

1;

Camera

Club

3,

4;

Last

Roundup

3,

4;

2;

Library

N.H.S.

Roundup

3,

4;

Honor

Roll

4;

2,

3;

Linz

sacrifice

Roll

Track

4;

Varsity

2,

3;

Candidate

1,

Roundup-"Outstanding

in

Photography."

28

2,

Sodality

2;

1;

Honor Last

1,

Service

personal

1,

Cheerleader 3.

Pin;

NEDT

Citation

2.

3,

4;

4-Year


PATRICK

LINDLEY

BENOIST

Secretary

Class

1;

St.

Treasurer

2,

3,

4;

2,

4,

4;

Secretary

4;

LINGBERG

JAMES

Last

4;

NEDT

Roundup

Leader

2.

League

Citation.

B-Team

Football,

3,

Berchman's

John

2;

Club

Ranger

WALTER

LINEHAN

JOHN

Class

Frosh

Varsity

Varsity

2;

Captain

Frosh

Basketball

Captain;

3,

Frosh

4;

B­

Baseball,

Team

2;

2,

3,

4;

PAUL

E.

Letterman's

Club

LYMAN

RICHARD

4;

4,

3,

2,

Honor

1,

2,

Student 1,

Class

Council

3;

Football,

Varsity

2;

2;

MAHER

MYRON

Class

1,

NEDT

Citation

Class

Sec.

2;

1,

2;

Student'

Student

2;

Patrol

B­

Freshman

3,

Roundup

Council

4;

2;

Last

2;

1,

Baseball,

4;

3;

Team

Radio

Bowling

Roll

Track

2;

Class

1;

Roll

Treas.

Treas.

4; Honor

B- Team

Freshman

Honor

3; 1,

Attendance

DONALD

MACOUREK

Perfect

Roll

4;

ANTHONY

Science

Pres.

Club

3,

3;

4.

Ranger

Club

2,

Varsity

Bowling

Sec.

4;

Club

Science

3;

Club

Student

2;

3;

Varsity

3,

NEDT

4;

Citation;

4.

Patrol

Perfect

2;

Letterman's

Attendance

Club 3,

2.

4;

League

'Leader

4.

for

its

good. 29


united

or

effort

for

ALAN

PAUL

MAHER

NEDT

Roll

Honor

WILLIAM

Citation

2;

1,

2;

2,

3,

4;

Team

2,

3,

Team

4;

Bowling

Football:

Speech

3,

4;

Track:

man's

4;

4;

Career

2,

3;

Attendance

30

Class.

3,

4;

its

success,

PAUL

MATELIS

Science

Club

Track:

2,

4;

3,

Club

4;

2 ;

President

Fresh­

3,

4;

4.

Letter­

Ranger

1;

man

2,

3;

Club

Leader

League

Perfect

2,

Club 3,

4.

3,

MALONE

Varsity

Tennis

Varsity

Tennis

2,

ROBERT

Freshman;'

.

Team

Philothespic

Cross-Country

3,

Varsity


FRANCIS

GREGORY

JOHN

McCARTHY,

1,

2,

3,

Music

4;

Secretary

4;

Bowling

1.

DAVID

Student

Roundup

2;

4;

3,

ALAN

Leader

League

Perfect

3,

2,

4;

Club

McDONALD

NEDT

Baseball:

4;

3,

"B"

Captain;

2;

Varsity

Student

3,

4;

3,

Letterman's

Council

4;

Student

MICHAEL

4.

3;

Secretary

Transfer

P.

Varsity

Club 3,

4;

Honor

3,

4;

Attendance

Freshman;

Baseball:

Freshman;

3.

Varsity

dent

3,.4;

Patrol

3;

Treasurer

we

are

Perfect

2,

Attend­

1.

MOEN

3,

Letterman's

Leader

League

4;

Vice-President

Football:

Roll

2,

Track

Perfect

BOB

McKANE

Student 2;

4;

4;

3,

Class

1;

McGUIRE

3,

Patrol

3;

Vice-President

National

3;

Society

ance

Varsity

Freshman

Team

Club

JOHN

2�

1,

Freshman

Captain;

2,

At­

1.

Honor

Class

Honor

Citation

2;

2.·

Leader

4;

President

4;

1,

Career

4;

Roundup

Roundup

League

Team

2,

Council

Roll Last

Football:

"3,

2;

tendance

E.

Contest

Last

1,

2;

THOMAS

McCONE

JR.

Band

Hohman

"B"

Team

"B"

Team

2;

2;

Letterman's

Club

4;

Class

Stu­

Vice-President

3;

4.

thankful.

.�

31


For

mark

positive

any

PAUL

EDGAR

PAUL

MICHAEL

MORRISON

M.

Honor Science

Club

Freshman

Sec.-Treas.

1,

2,

4,

3,

Aids

PATRICK

MURPHY

Roll

MUCKLEROY

4;

4.

2;

2,

3,

3.

CHRISTOPHER

O'NEILL

PATRICK

O'CONNOR

JOSEPH

Transfer

Student

Football

2;

3;

Student

Transfer

Varsity

Letterman's

Manager

Club

4.

3,

Club

Career

Presiden

t

Honor

Roll

2;

Transfer

2,

3;

Class

N.H.S.

4;

3,

2;

Candidate

Linz

4;

B-Team

Basketball

Team

B­

Pin;

Baseball

2;

Letterman's

Captain

Club

32

2.

1,

Cafe­

B-Team

Baseball,

Bowling

teria

2;

Varsity

3,

4,

4;

NEDT

Treas.

3,

4;

Citation.

Student

4.

PERKINSON


ALAN

JOHN

Berchmans

3,

Letterman's

4,

Gold

B

RAFFERTY

POWELL

JAMES

Band

3,

Freshman,

Perfect

Medal

Student

Football:

4;

HUBERT

PIECZYNSKI

Club

4;

4;

Varsity

Patrol

4;

4;

Science

Club

4.

3,

Team

2,

Attendance'

3,

1.

have

we

may

left

as

ours,

33


MICHAEL

CHARLES

RICHARD

G.

REED

REICHENSTEIN

M:

JAKE

REDDING

Bookstore

Football:

B

Class

Team

3;

Freshman,

Berchrnan's

4;

3,

2,

1,

Treas.

3.

2, Club

Last

2;

1;

1,

Letterman's

3,

4;

4,

Freshman

Major

2;

4,

3,

4;

Club

1,

2,

3,

3,

4,

Thespians

2,

Team

2;

1;

Bowling

1,

'l'

Phi

3;

3;

2;

3;

2,

1,

Roundup

Silver

Masque

othespic

place

place

4;

3,

1,

2,

3;

3;

place

Elocution

of

Student

4;

'4;

3,

Football:

Captain

3,

B

Freshman,

Freshman,

Perfect

B

Team

Attendance

1;

Candidate

2,

3;

Four

Contest

Distinction

in

3,

Year

Linz

Pin

4.

Junior

1,

4,

NFL

first

first

4.

Degree

ANDERSON

WILLIAM

REB

RESSLER

DANNY

ROBINSON

Transfer

Student

3,

Society

4,

2,

Lt.

1;

4;

Col.

3,

ROHMER

Club 2,

Patrol

1,

L.

Letterman's

4.

Student

Philothespic

Patrol

Medal

1,

3,

4;

1,

T

second

Contest

Senior

Gold

N.H.S.

2,'

3,

Roll

3;

Last

Award

Award

Roundup

2,

Elocution

Lectors

Patrol

Attendance

Baseball:

Varsity

Forensic

National

Honor

Perfect

Basketball:

4;

4,

Edi­

President

Vice

4,

2, 1,

Student

4;

3,

Team

Most

4,

3,

2,

4,

3,

2,

1,

Roundup

Radio

4,

Speech

4;

B

Freshman,

1,

National

1,

Assistant

star

Team

2;

League

3,

League

2,

1,

Society

Plays

Varsity

3

tor

4,

3,

2,

Editor

4,

Philothespic

Secretary

Valuable

Club

3,

2,

1,

Roundup

Patrol

2;

Film

Editor

Assistant

Leader

3,

2,

De­

Club

Camera

4;

3,

Glee

bate

4,

Stu­

tain,

4,

Football:

Varsity

Student

3,

4;

Freshman

Tri-Cap­

2,

4;

3,

B

Team

Basket­

13, ball dent

Patrol

NEDT

Award

2,

3;

Safety

Track

Co-Captain;

Varsity

4. Citation

Freshman

2,

Transfer 1,

Student

2;

"B"

Track

Te�m

1;

Football

1;

3.

�I !

we

are

humbled; t

i 1

34 ,1,'11

'I

2,

3,


all

for

and

been

that

we

have

and

shown

given.

DAVID

RUYLE

LEE

M.

F.

SANGUINET

JOSEPH

B-Team

Football

Letterman's

Track

3;

3;'

Varsity

4.

Club

Radio

Club

1,

2,

Attendance

Perfect

3;

League

1.

dent

3,

G.

GEORGE

DANIEL

Patrol

3,

4;

League

B-Team

Roll 2,

Baseball

3;

4;

Letterman's

Club

fect

2,

3,

2;

Student

2,

3,

Medal

4;

3,

Linz

Piri;

3;

Degree

3,

Class

4;

SHUMWAY

Student

2.

Patrol

4,

4,

Club

3;

Treas.

Candidate

Council

1,

4;

3,

3,

N.F.L.

Distinction,

Glee

9;

Student

Pres.

2,

Pres.;

of

4,

Ruby

Roundup

1,

Debate 3,

2,

2,

Sodality

Debate

12;

Gold

Double

Vice

Transfer

Per­

4;

Secretary

3;

Stu­

2;

Lector

4;

Vice-Prefect

1,

Sec.

3.

MICHAEL

Honor

Principal's

4,

Attendance

1,

3,

3;

N.H.S.

3;

3;

2;

4.

3,

III

SENTILLES

Roll

1,

Leader

Roundup

Varsity

F.

IRWIN

Honor

SCHNITZIUS

Last

Class

2;

2,

Student

SCHAEFERS

Leaders

Patrol

Freshman

2,

3,

4;

Track.

35


RICHARD

GARY

SIRCHIO

SMITH

LYNN

A.

JOHN

Roundup:

Student

2,

Editor-in-Chief

3,

3,

Roll

1,

Four-Year

Freshman;

3;

Linz

Varsity

3;

2.

2,

Major

Team

3;

Roundup

1,

Club

2;

Leader

League

1;

2.

Sen­

4;

2,

Roundup,

4;

3,

4;

3,

4;

Patrol

3,

4;

Leader

Club,

2;

Team

3;

3,

2,

Speech

3;

Lectors

2,

4;

Vice-President

.4;

Medal

2,

League

Career

3;

Club 2,

Student

Silver

forever

Career

Mana­

2,

3,

Plays

Society,

Last

Club 3,

2,

Class

are

Team

Varsity

Varsity

4;

3,

2;

Letterman's

Science

we

B

Football:

Philothespic:

Berchrnan's

Club

ttl"

Class

1;

1,

2;

Track:

3;

4;

John

Camera

Roundup

Attendance

4;

Varsity

3,

Elocution

St.

3,

Last

4;

Perfect

Basketball:

2,

Statistician

Letterman's

Honor

Society

3,

ger;

ior

Freshman;

National

4;

Sodality

Student,

Bowling

Honor

4;

Football:

Track:

4;

3,

Transfer

4;

Council

Candidate

4;

3,

4;

2,

4;

SNODGRASS

JIM

Last

4;

Pin

Club

Award

Vice-President

3;

Berchman's

3.

indebted.

lies

Our 36

hope

in

the


prayer

that

the

men SPRINGER

JOHN

Class

Treasurer

Student

3;

Track

Patrol

4;

2.

Varsity

HICKS

ST ANSFIELD

JOHN

Class

Leader

4;

Secretary

Philothespic

League

4,

3,

2,

3,

Roundup

Assistant

4,

Thespian

Student

Patrol

3;

2,

3;

Foot­

B-Team

Foot­

2,

Manager,

3,

Manager

Varsity

Letterman's

4;

and

4;

2,

League

Freshman

4;

ball

3,

Business

National

4;

Manager

Plays

Major

Last

4;

ball

Club

Coin

Stamp

Club

NEDT

2;

Citation.

CHARLES

Class

STEINLE

President 1,

4;

1,

2,

Gold

2,

3,

St.

3;

Team

1;

Speech

of

State

Democracy

3,

3,

N.F.L.

of

4,

3,

of

Degree

of

Degree

Degree

Excellence

3,

Distinction

National

3;

4,

Major

2,

3,

4,

Council

Berchman's

John

Award

Voice

4,

Finalist

licity

Student

4;

Band

1,

2,

Merit

Thespian

League

Play

Major

Chairman,

NEDT

Citation;

4;

3;

4;

Philothespic

Student

2,

3,

Patrol

1,

Roundup

Student

4;

Pub­

Council

4;

Lector

2,

3,

4.

hereafter

37

./


IRA

Club

3,

Roundup

4;

Student

Patrol

3;

NEDT

1;

Citation

ANTHONY

STONE

JOSEPH

Sci­

Roundup

Club

DAVID

STEW ART

CHARLES

Last

ence

Roll

Honor

1,

3;

Glee

4;

4;

Linz

National

4;

3,

2,

Patrol

Society

Club

4;

3,

2,

1,

Perfect

Debate

Club

Career

Leader

4;

3,

1�

2;

Roundup

Lectors

4;

League

Bookstore

Band

Club

3;

2,

1,

3,

2,

3,

1,

2;

4;

Class

3;

4;

League

4;

Career

2;

Council

Student

President 3.

1;

Citation

NEDT

2;

1,

4;

2,

Roundup,

Club

2;

3;

4;

3,

Last

Camera

3;

4;

Patrol

I:eader

Club

4;

Student

4;

Award

Varsity

3;

2,

Science

Roundup

League

Service

2,

Student 3,

Last

4;

Thespian

3,

Attendance

Club,

Radio

Club

Glee

Track

Honor

Science

4;

3,

Philothespic

Vice-President

4;

National

2;

Pin

four-year

2;

Golf

4;

STROUGHTER

Citation

NEDT

3,

2,

Candidate 1,

4;

1,2.

2.

Treasurer,

RUSSELL

Honor

dent

EUGENE

SWANN

Club

Roll

3;

Ranger

4;

Tennis

Track:

Letterman's

Varsity

Club

STEW ART

Roll

Honor

2,

4.

2;

3;

Roundup

Team

ond

4;

2,..

3;

2,

3,

1,

4;

2,

3;

Speech

TALIAFERRO

Roll

Honor

3,

4;

2;

Junior

Senior

Contest

Patrol

2,

3;

Club

2,

3;

ketball:

Freshman;

2; 3,

Bas­

4;

3,

Varsity

3,

2,

4;

All-Dis­

All-State

3;

4;

Career trict

Baseball:

Letter­

Freshman;

3.

man's

Club

3,

4;

John

Leader

Society

find

may

Berch­

St.

2,

man's

38

Vice­

1;

Club

Ranger

Short

3;

Mention

Track

3;

Science

2;

President

President

2;

Elocution

Honorable

Captain

Student

Class

3;

Sec­

Elocution

2,

Place;

Story

Club

EDWARD

NORMAN

Sodality

Debate

Varsity

4;

4;

ROBERT

Stu­

3,

Basketball:

Patrol

Manager

3;

League

even

3.

more


CLARK

ARTHUR

FRANK

TERRY

WILLIAM

RICHARD

F.

TULLIUS

JR.

N.H.S.

B

3,

Basketball:

4;

2,

TREADWELL

Freshman,

Team

Baseball

3,

Varsity

Honor

Freshman

4;

Berchmans

4;

Camera

Club

Philothespic

3,

Philothespic

4;

Honor'

Perfect

4;

Attendance

2;

'

Science

3,

2;

League

National

2;

N.H.S.

Leader

2;

Roll

1,

Merit

Roll

Club

4;

3,

4;

1,

2,

3.

Semi-Finalist. Student

Patrol

Per­

2,

fect

4,

4;

Captain

Attendance

Roll

Honor

1;

&

Coin

Club

2;

2.

Stamp

RICHARD

S.

WALDEN

Berchmans

Camera

1,

EUGENE

Club 1,

2;

Last

3;

2,

PAUL

THOMAS

WHEELOCK

VINCENT

WILKINSON

Aid

Roundup

2,

3;

1,

Library

Career

Club

2;

Debate 1;

Radio

Science

Club

Club

4;

4.

Gymnastics

I

2;

3;

Roundup

&

Stamp

1,

Science

2,

Club

3;

2, 1,

Coin

2,

3,

4,

Pres.

Treas.

2;

3;

Speech

Award

2;

Library

2,

Team

1;

Freshman

Track

1;

National

3.

Merit

than

did

Semi-Finalist

4.

we

reality 39


in

of

the

school

our

meaning

LEE

STEPHEN

1,

1,

3;

1,

2,

2,

3,

4;

Honor

3,

2,

2,

N.H.S.

4,

3,

Debate

4;

2;

3,

4;

Sodality

Freshman

Foot­

Baseball,

B- Team

Baseball

Varsity

4.

3,

4;

Foot­

Varsity

Freshman

Club

1,

Let­

3,

4;

1,

DAVID

Team

2,

Speech

3,

4;

Elocution

1,

Philothespic

2.

1,

2,

2,

3,

Honor

3,

Team

Bowl­

Contest

2;

Junior

Team

ing

Football

2;

4;

4;

TT

Roll

1;

De­

1,

Lector

B-Team

3,

Baseball

terman's

WY A

KENNETH

Vice-Presi­

Team

Speech

3;

ball

40

Class

3;

2,

dent

bate

ball,

WILSON

Roll

Honor

F.

ZALKOVSKY

Roll

Band

1,

1,

2,

3,

2;

3,

4;

2;

1,

4;

2,

Speech

3;

Leader

Science

Citation.

Club

Glee

Radio

2,

League

Club

NEDT

3,

Debate

Club

3;

Lector

3;

3;


·

and

of

the

in

joy

STANLEY

Honor

1;

LOUIS

Roll

1,

Student

NEDT

Science

ance

3;

2,

3,

4;

ZBYLOT

Student

1,

1,

giving.

DONALD

Honor

4;

Perfect

2;

Attend­

B

ZIMMERMAN

Football:

Freshman,

the

Track

2;

3;

3;

Team

Letterman's

4.

3,

F.

Roll 1,

2,

2;

Club

Council

Officer

Patrol

Citation

2,

Varsity

Club

3,

4;

3;

1,

Class

2,

3,

3,

4;

Leader

League

Aid

Library

tendance

4;

Perfect

At­

President 2;

Secretary

Senior

3.

Class

of

1985

41


Sen

Super

Class

THOMAS

Most

42

HIGGINS

Generous


•

lor

latives

of

'85

RICHARD

CRONIN

Most

Typical

43


Senior

Class

1965

44


this

is

you

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your

leisure


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49


Tony

Rick

Dave

Terranella

Stone

Krippner

.

President

Larry

R®

Floyd

Bainard

Toro

Cowan

Coughlin

Mike

Byrd

Phil

Baugh

Nando

50

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Curtis

Nick

Arduini

n

tch

Bob

.

Gloster

V.P.-Sec.

Mike

Treasurer

Matt

Gregory

Bob

Hayden,

Hendler


Pat

Hogan

Andrew

Martin

Iwanski

Tony

Steve

Wynne

Johnson

Martinez

John

Meny

Keane

John

Bill

Miller

Maher

John

Mike

Glenn

Pillar

Joe

Moser

Mike

Scammel

O'Connor

Tuite

Jim

Mike

Walsh

Phil

Zbylot

51


Chris

Lar

Ringham

D�ve

Arnone John

Pete

Vice-president

Leon

Bargmann

Brice

Berry

Finn

Mike

Farmer

Kultgen

Treasurer

President

Jim

Secretary

Colwell

Tom

Cloherty

John

Bob

Darrouzet


.Dave

Bill

D' A

Flowers

vignon

Mike

Gallagher

Lou

Gehring

Ernest

Haywood

Mike

Johnson

Richard

Johnston

Pat

Kinney

Mike

Tim

Korman

McCormick

Frank

McNally

Nabholtz

Joe

Newman

Jim

Tom

Osten

Emilio

Eddie

Sullivan

Greg

Rearke

Greg

Mark

Stepanek

Perea

Pitts


Gondolf

Hirsch

Len

Dickinson

President

Treasurer

Pat

Fuchs

S.C.-Rep.

Vice-president

Phil

Robbie

Jack

Guy

Brown

Carroll

Clark

Corky

Corcoran

Flip

Wayne

Fleming

Mike

Flynn

Vince

Galer

Mike

Gallagher

Luis

Gonzalez

Ron

Grubbs

Chuck

Sam

Hoyt

Jenks


Tom

Tim

Dave

Jenner

Johnson

John

Mariner

Maguire

Larry

Ted

'Ed

Maupin

McGehee

Bruce

Monier

Nadalin

Gene

Nejtek

Paikowski

Gary

Bob

Perkins

Ramirez

Eddie

Roark

John

Yarbrough

Mark

Wilkinson

Wes

St.

Romain

Stewart

Karl

Steen


Bosworth

Moser

Larry

Brian

David

Troy

Gary

Secretary

Vice-president

Mike

Anderson

Tim

Cook

Davidson

Jim

Crowley

Skip

Mark

Edwards

John

DiFrancisco

Tom

Tom

Fleming

Geiser

Bob

Nasky

Treasurer

President

Gier

Krutilek

Halza

Greg

Jim Kitowski

Jeff


Bob

Macrae

Maher

Jack

John

Bill

Joe

Pat

Dennis

Muldoon

Nelson

Randy

Bill

O'Connor

Nick

Don

Peters

Prather

Ray

Rapp

Randy

Spangle

Neil

Thompson

Van

John

Horn

McCullough

McKniff

Molina

Moran


Mike

Tom

Hal

Lankford

McKool

Froelich

Pettigrew.

John

Treasurer President

Kenneth

58

Asel

Devron

Averett

Thomas Gerald

Blaszczak

Secretary

Vice-president

Coelen

Booker

George

Daniel

Jack

Geoff

FitzGerald


Stuart

Mut

O'Rourke

Joseph

Biff

Godfrey

Kevin

John

O'Shea

Hamje

John

Lampo

Rhoda

John

McDonald

Wayne

Tinkle

Anthony

Larry

Vining

59


Class

a-.ll

Mark

Terranella

Chris

Wildes

Mickey

President

Humphries

George

Barker

Charles

Bifano

Bradshaw

John

John

Rener_

Sec-Trees.

Vice-president

Tom

S.C.-Rep.

CoeIen

Chase

Ricky

Ronald

Curl

Dickinson

Jerry


Bruce

McKee

Frank

Hart

Dickie

Johnson

Mike

Johnson

Lobello

Sammy

Lomonaco

Jim

Maxvill

John

Dan

Murray

Perea

Peter

Mark

Pieczynski

Pokladnik

oho

J

Rentfro

Jim

Mike

Ed

Slater

Wachter

61


Class

2·114

David

Michael

Loiselle

Trimble

I

Vice-President

Matt

Ricky

Cooper

S.C.-Rep.

Culmore

Tim

D'Arcy

Griffin

Terry


Mike

Kearney

Lanier

Jeff

Love

Larry

Ponciano

Porras

Vic

Ressler

Chuck

Rooney

Victor

Bob

Russell

Mark

Tom

Ruiz

Keene

Switzer

63


Class

2-115

Bill

Bob

Abright Jay

64

Disque

Driscoll

Brooke

Dennis

Furlong

Mark

Hogan

Jones


Kohler

Kip

LaBarba

Jimmy

Malcornesius

Rusty

Bill

McCormick

Mercher

John

David

Taylor

Marcus

Ken

Mooney

Dennis

Owens

Bill

Ken

Yarber

Steve

Pomara

Bi

11

Torti

Shaw

Ramsey David

Bob

Sandifer

Mike

Mike

Shropshire

Skiles

Sullivan


..

Class

2

117

McDonell

Ray

Bulger

John

Bob

Meyer

Treasurer

President

S.C.-Rep_

Beckham

Darnall

John Joe

Jeff

Tom

Canaday

Christine

Kreiner

Jerry

Mike

66

Luther

Sean

Finegan

Dick

Flume

Tom

Hall

Richard

Hassan


Tim

Morrow

David

Reid

Tim

Schwenke

Bill

Wagner

Mike

O'Rourke

Mike

Schni tzi us

Mike

Staton

Ricky

Woolridge

Tim

Wysocki

Gary

Zubel

67


Acke1s

Larry

President

68

Jack

Cammack

Vice-president

Coerver

Charlie

Hendler

Joe

Secretary

Treasurer


Rick

Anderson

Bob

Bush

Chris

Darrouzet

Tom

Hanlon

David

Jim

Harrison

Larcade

Bob

Leahy

Dan

McIntyre

Mac

Rawley

Steve

Reagan

Chris

SanMiguel

Santa

John

Edwin

Tudor

Bill

Walkup

Michael

Whalen


Jacques

Jaubert

Mark

Bob

Franz

President

Rick

Lalla

Treasurer

Hellinghausen

Secretary

Vice-president

Barraco

Jimmy

Bob

Berkshire

Bob

Blankenship

Rocky

Campbell

Chi p

Corcoran

Tom

Dolinski

Pat

Flume

Manson

Jones

Kidwell

John


Thomas

Don

Koebele

louis

Kohler

David

Kuzel

Richard

Macrae

louis

Maher

Smyers

Thomas

McCone

William

Hans

Tony

Meintser

Mentesana

Michael

Jack

McGraw

Moore

Pape

Frank

Petr

Ramirez

Bobby

Mike

Waller

lank

Smith

Greg

.)

Schaefers

Bill

Schaaf

Tom

Reasonover

Steve

Mayeux


James

Lilly

Gary

Secretary

Vice-president

Alter

Chris

Arduini

Don

Baird

Davila

Ronnie

Berger

Steve

Emery

Goodwin

John

Phil

Dozier

Andy

Robert

James

Haggar

Tony

Treasurer

President

Tom

LaLumia

Michael

McDonell

Gregory

Haywood

Courtney

Hogan

George

Johnson


Lewis

Steve

Lee

Melton

Mims

Larry

Brian

Phil

Phil

O'Shea

Parent

Robertson

Rubio

Ray

Paul

Steve

Schnitzius

White


Phil

Bill

Civello

Finnegan

President

Vice-president

Paul

Walter

Holmes

Lipski

Treasurer

Secretary

Kim

Bargmann

Louis

Benavidez

Patrick

Stephen

Brown

Beyer

Michael

Carnes

Burns

Phillip

Robert

Charron

Charles

Connor

Richard

Cook


William

Cuellar

Richard

Michael

Donahue

DeLacy

E1saesser

Joseph

Geiser

James

David

lfanschen

Heitzman

Roger

Lucian

John

LaBarba

Davis

Thomas

Joseph

Maher

McCullough

Michael

Nejtek

Pakula

Jeffrey

Louis

Udvardy

John

Porras

Peshak

George

Steven

Parsons

Terrence

Hartzell

Robert

Palms


Michael

John

Tom

House

John

Griffin

Rory

Fulton

James

Diehl

Harry

Del

Rio

James

Austin

76

McCormack

Johnson

Rob

Robert

Fernandez

Cosgrove

Ivey

Higgins

Treasurer

President

Vice-president

Robert

Kleineck

Fred

Krusemark

Secretary

Mark

John

Kultgen

Lamberti


Leak

Harry

Allen

Paul

Leche

Dan

Maher

McCaul

Mike

Moran

Michael

Neitzel

Brian

Wildes

James

Pitts

Raul

Pat

Greg

Raymond

Reynolds

Rousseau

Estrada

Trey

Arthur

Ways

Gary

Raymond


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STUDENT

OFFICERS

COUNCIL

McDONALD

PRESIDENT-DAVE

VICE

SENTILLES

PRESIDENT-IRWIN

SECRETARY-CHIP

BRENNER

TREASURER-MIKE

PERMANENT

BROWNING

COMMITTEE

PUBLICITY-CHARLES

SOCIAL-STEVE

STUDENT

CLASS

CHAIRMEN

STEINLE

COLETTA

PATROL-TOM

HIGGINS

REPRESENTATIVES

4-2l0-Tom

Higgins

4-2ll-Charles

3-2l4-Robbie

Fuchs

2-ll2H-Mike

McKool

1-103-Pat

Steinle 3-2l5-Neil

Rener

Thompson

1-105-Brian

2-ll3-John

4-2l2H-Dick

Johnson

4-2l3-Tim

Furlong

3-2l6H-Mike

3-2l7-Bob

Walsh

2-114-Mike

Trimble

Darrouzet

1-107-Chris

Fisk

I-lID-Mike

2-115-George

2-ll7-Ray

Bulger

I-Ill-Gregory

The

Student

for

Council's

'65

'64,

was

moderator

Rev.

Rivoire

Father

here

pictured

S.].,

Mike

McKool

meeting

blazer.

Coun­

addresses

blazers.

new

cil

concerning

The

of

final

this

ac­

passing

tion

to

be

one

of

the

proved

for

most

important

di­

the

a

recting

new

the year.

concerning


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ORGANIZA TIONS

Flume

N.H.S.-Mike

Brophy

O'Shea

Bunnell

Sodality-Mike

Browning

Student

Darnall

Band-John

Patrol-Greg

Darrouzet

Brenner

Science

Club-Bill

Kee

Philothespic-Chip

Donahue

Last

Sirchio

Debaters-Pat

Coerver

Roundup-Rick

Raymond

Athletics-Bill

Lalla

St.

Berch.-Dick

John

Cammack

Round�p-Ben

Lajoie

Club-Paul

Ranger

Lyman


Cheerleaders

done

The

outstanding

ers

job

Cheerlead­

'65

the

'64,

by

be

will

a

hard

one

to

moderator

Their

equal.

Mr.

was

Frank

Dowling,

S.J.

Darnall

Michael

L.

l

to

st

2nd

O'Neill,

Hoekstra.

3rd

Lalla,

row:

Higgins.

row:

Korman,

Morgan,

Wilson,

Lawrence,

Zimmerman,

Halza,

Maher,

Moen,

Boyle�·

82

Ryan,

Floyd,

Farmer,

Pieczynski,

'Everett.

6th

rou/;

Lajoie,

McDonald,

johnson,

Kultgen,

Erler,

.Furlong,

Harkey,

Heinen..

Lindley.

Molina,

Gallagher,

5th

Baker,

Lawrence

J

Club

row:

R.,

McKane,

aen

Atkinson

Clay

Brophy

Greg

LeHerman IS

Riechenstein,

DeOre,

row:

Sirchio,

Rohmer,

Moser,

Jennings,

Malone,

Gondolf,

Allen,

Greathouse,

Browning.

Stansfield,

4th

row:

Belancsik,


Club

Ranger

back:

to

front

Left,

'Mos­

Kitowski,

Krippner,

Gallagher,

er,

Floyd.

back:

to

Right,

front

Swann,

Malone,

Lajoie,

Taliaferro.

Yarbrough,

Middle:

Back

Farmer.

row:

Officers,

Colletta,

Lindley,

Lyman,

Higgins.

Fr.

mod-

Rivoire,

S.].,

erates. .

The

is

Club

a

Ranger

service

in

organization

school

the

much

same

in

the

as

the

Stu­

spirit

-

dent

bers,

iors,

tasks

Patrol.

Its

mem

and

,

sen­

juniors

such

carryon

as

ab­

collecting

the

sentee

slips

during

school

at

day,

ushering

school

and

functions,

chairs

and

arranging

tables

at

school

as­

semblies.

Radio

L.

to

Maher,

is

the

R.:

Bush,

Higgins,

Fr.

Morgan.

moderator.

May

Club


Science

Section

of

the

Club

Science

Physics

L.

to

R.:

Hannon,

Kee,

D.

Johnson,

Section

of

the

Physics

L.

to

R.:

Prather,

P.

Grubbs,

Thompson,

Maher.

84

Zbylot,

Mr.

Gehring,

Stone,

Science

Club

S.

Stroughter,

Zbylot.

Club

Stol tz,

Moderator,

Perkins,

Stewart,

Dickinson,

Krusemark,

Gallagher,


Section

of

the

Chemistry

L.

to

1st

row:

R'J

Brice,

Stone,

Ruiz,

2nd

Science

Club

row:

Finn,

Bargmann.

Maguire,

Haywood,

Galer,

Clark,

Cloherty.

The

officers

Club

for"

of

the

Science

this

are:

year

Wes

Stewart,

President;

Dave

Stone,

dent;

Bob

Vice-presi­

Hendler,

Bill

Treas.;

Kee,

Sec.,

S.

C.

Rep.

Paul

and

Mark

Wilkinson

a

inspect

Mr.

Biology

project.

Buvens

moderates

the

Section.

Biology 85


Sodality

L.

1st

to

row:

Colletta,

R'J

Moser,

Hendler,

FitzGerald,

Asel,

Blaszczak,

Hoekstra,

Krippner,

Cloherty,

Ringham,

Sentilles,

Finn,

Mr.

Mr.

S.].,

Moderator,

Baker,

Carroll,

Johnson,

Browning,

Hunter,

Asst.

Neyrey,

Higgins.

Asst.

3rd

2nd

Sirchio.

Tinkle,

Griffin,

row:

4th

row:

Flusche,

Wilson,

Mr.

Asst.

Renfroe,

Moderator.

S.].,

row:

S.].,

Moderator,

Asst.

Mr.

Mills,

S.].,

Lalla,

Darrouzet,

Sullivan,

Father

Moderator,

Levet,

Moderator.

S.].,

Candidate

Sodality

L.

to

1st

R'J

Cammack,

Gehring,

row:

McCaul,

Aruini,

Mims,

Hellinghausen,

McIntyre.

Hogan,

86

5th

Froehlich.

Ivey,

Stewart,

Gregory.

Cosgrove,

Galer,

4th

Terranella,

Haywood,

Christine.

3rd

Hoyt,

Hendler,

Leche,

T.

Darrouzet,

Rousseau,

McNally,

Lundin.

Lilly,

Moser,

Mr.

Kultgen,

Merry,

Moderator.

Neyrey,

S.].,

2nd

row:

Bulger,

row:

row:

row:

Bronson,

6th

Coerver,

Donahue,

row:

Terranella,

Korman,

Bush,

Flowers,

Keane,

Rener,

Mr.

Renfroe,

S.].,

Moderator,


Officers,

S.J.,

L.

to

R.:

Cloherty,

Blaszczak,

Hoekstra,

Mr.

Browning,

Renfroe,

Moderator.

on

Working

Browning,

the

Mission

Sentilles,

Drive:

Cloherty,

Gallagher.

Lectors

-

Fr.

Underhill,

S.].,

Moderator;

Asel,

Hendler,

Flowers,

Stewart,

Gier,

Browning,

Tinkle,

Higgins,

Wilson,

Hoekstra.

87


Club

Camera

L.

to

R.:

and

S.].,

M.

Mr.

1.

Lankford,

Hilton,

Berkshire,

Grasshoff,

88

Kleineck,

Baker,

Godfrey,

McCormick,

President.

Moderators

Lankford,

are

Mr.

Rousseve,

S.].

Bookstore

Lundin,

Aids

Haywood

rush.

during

pre-school

and

Mr.

Renfroe,

S.].,

direct

Mr.

Mills,

S.].,

the

Bookstore

traffic.


Patrol

Student

L.

Colonel

Lt.

to

R.,

Major

Hoekstra,

Major

Gallagher,

Major

Lt.

Colonel

Reichenstein. L.

1st

to

R.,

row:

Darnall,

Hoekstra,

Redding,

Hunt,

Allen,

Swann,

Colletta,

Lajoie,

Hargadon,

Higgins,

Maher,

Pieczynski,

Zhylot,

Kee,

Wyatt,

Stone,

2nd

row:

Kiker,

Burke.

Furlong,

Darnall.

Ressler,

Steinle,

Hannon,

3rd

row:

Coursey,

Ressler,

Grasshoff,

Steinle,

Heinen,

Brown.

Stansfield,

Stroughter,

Springer,

Czerwinski,

Fedor,

Stewart,

DeLoache,

:

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Division

of

the

Junior

L.

1

to

st

R.,

Looney,

Student

Patrol

fOW:

Gregory,

McCull�ugh,

St.

Romain,

Korman,

Lajoie.

3rd

Yarbrough,

Terranella,

Spangle,

Tuite,

2nd

row:

Gallagher.

Berry,

Peters,

Zbylot,

Fuchs,

row:

Floyd,

Fleming;

Brice,

As

Finn,

Davidson,

Krippner,

Newman,

Patrol

in

came

members

of

school,

organization

largest

Student

Nasky.

the

the

in

the

the

Walsh,

with

contact

each

and every

of

one

the

whether us,

later

halls

at

lunchtime

a

task

for

which

the

letters

school

of

commendation.

and

safety

at

the

Christ

Rivoire,

'of

the

order

kept

other

procession,

jobs.

Fr.

Moderator

meetings,

the

King

time-consuming

Patrol

It

represent­

traffic

at

the

elections,

precinct

received many

ed

or

patrolling

at

assisting

S.J.

Student

Patrol

among

many


Division

Student

Patrol

Sophomore

L.

to

1st

R.,

Chase,

row:

Lomonaco.

Taylor,

3rd

Bernal,

Booker,

Cole,

Atkinson,

Zubel.

Coursey,

Lanier,

Ruiz,

2nd

row:

Hart,

row:

M.

McKool,

Flume,

Pettigrew,

Bosworth,

Lampo,

Jones,

O'Shea,

M.

Terranella,

Johnson,

Dickinson,

Gallagher.

Beckham,

Staff

Officers

Student

L.

Patrol

1st

to

row:

R.,

Higgins,

Furlong,

Reich-

Pieczynski,

2nd

enstein.

row,'

T.

Terranella,

Peters,

row:

Jones,

Finn,

Looney,

M.

3rd

Terranella,

Darnall,

Booker.

91


L.

to

lSI

row:

R'J

mel,

Flowers,

Sec-Treas.,

Daniel

and

FitzGerald.

Coerver,

2nd

Hamje,

Christine

out

sort

ballots

at

Jesuit

Jesuit

the

Asst.

Mr.

Fagin,

Keane,

Thompson,

time

Tournament

scored

92

and

organized

in

Host

S.].,

Meny,

DiFrancisco

attendance.

on

the

for

the

Moderator,

Rener,

and

SentiIles,

Brophy,

Official

President,

McKool,

Second

the

them,

they

"Little

Asel,

McKool

tournaments

many

of many

ran

cases

working

at

they

schools

while

Baker,

Nationals"

ready

attended,

held

in

particularly

Annual

with

Invitational

Jesuit

Speech

Tournament,

Scam­

Froelich.

for

get

this year

victories

also

They

thirty-seven

Hunter,

Iwanski,

Korman,

Speech

spent

tremendous

Muskogee.

Mr.

Moderator,

S.].,

Flume,

Invitational

much

Debaters

The

and

Vice-President,

row:

action.


L.

to

1st

L.

to

Leche,

Mr.

Hunter,

1st

R.,

Mims,

2nd

row:

R.}

McCaul,

Flume,

Fernandez,

Johnson,

Maher,

Higgins,

Charron,

Rousseau,

San

row:

McGraw,

Schaaf,

row:

Ivey.

Moran,

Leak,

Cosgrove,

Holmes,

Moderator.

S.].,

Hellinghausen,

Mr.

Hunter,

Harrison,

Walkup,

Miguel,

Coerver,

Santa,

Ackels,

Cammack,

McCone,

Rawley,

Franz,

Mr.

S.].,

Fagin,

S.}.

Freshman

Debaters

93


Jesuit

Invitational

Speech

Tournament

Flume

listens

for

Blaszczak

while

looks

on.

Lynch

T.V.

Crew

for

Tournament: '

Steinle,

94

and

Colwell.

L'.

to

Keene

R.:

Gehring,

Redding,

Curtis,

Byrd,

check

contestants'

entries.


Mills,

Mr.

Vanderholt

file

and

Mr.

S.].,

Byrd,

ballots.

Cloherty

and

looks

surprised.

Harnje,

Brophy,

Christine

work

on

results.

95


Ph

ilothespic

Society

Phil

officers

for

the

'64-'65

are

Chip

year

Brenner,

President,

Mike

and

Krippner,

Flusche,

L.

1st

to

S.].,

R.,

Asst.

Luther,

Arnone,

row:

Mr.

Moderator.

Vanderholt,

2nd

FitzGerald,

O'Connor,

Smith,

Gene

Vice-president,

Treas.

S.J.,

Moderator,

Brenner,

Darnall,

Cammack,

Steinle,

Flusche,

Treadwell,

Mr.

Hargadon,

row:

Hendler,

Meny,

Cowan.

Missing:

Sec.,

Redding,

Dave

Atkinson,

Stansfield,

Jennings,

Tullius.

Stone,

Cummings,

Sullivan,

5th

Van

Stewart,

Horn,

Arduini,

Colwell,

Cloherty,

Fuchs.

4th

Tinkle,

Killebrew,

Krippner.

Redding,

Morgan,

Ackels,

Floyd,

Neyrey,

3rd

row:

row:

Coursey,

D'Arcy,

Blaszczak,

row:

Hendler,

Cammack,

Christine,

Coerver.

Darrouzett,


section

Philothespic

Mr.

Asst.

Jerome

Neyrey,

Society,

Moderator

of

the

Joseph

guard

by

for

the'

roving

to

the

cast

season.

Moderator

Vanderholt,

tell

forgot

'65

64,

Mr.

he

off

caught

Team

Speech

S.].,

is

Philothespic

of

S).,

of

(The

of

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Phil,

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suddenly

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date

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1st

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row:

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Muldoon,

Perkins,

Miller,

Tudor,

Melton,

Carnes,

Carroll,

Mercher,

2nd

Galer.

Gehring,

Lee,

Tappen,

Clark,

row:

Love,

Baldino,

Maher,

Cuellar,

Rener,

Reid,

Franzen.

DelRio,

3rd

row:

Mr.

Schuster,

Maxvill,

Director,

Bronson,

Bernardo,

Bunnell,

Ressler,

Hicks,

Skiles,

Luther,

Benavidez,

Pape,

Burns,

Perea,

James,

Rubio,

McCone,

Grubbs,

Mutt,

Pakula,

Averett,

House,

Beyer,

by

trumpeter.

Under

the

direction

'of

Mr.

William

the

Schuster,

at

school

functions

the

throughout

time-out

music

at

the

Patrick's

Day

Parade,

and

the

Concert

football season,

during

with

the

saxophone

Concert

Spring

played

the

programs

Winter

games,

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Band

High

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Jesuit

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105


L.

1st

to

R.,

Pieczynski,

row:

B.

T.

Lajoie,

Krusemark,

Finn,

Leak,

Reichenstein,

Kleineck.

3rd

St.

Ringham,

Bunnell,

row:

Barker,

Tullius,

John

Terranella.

2nd

row:

R.

M.

Higgins,

Krippner,

Asel,

Cloherty.iR.

Darrouzet,

Terranella,

The

St.

John

the

provides

servers

even

B.

Mills,

Berchman's

Fathers

at

Mr.

106

Leche,

Lajoie,

Gregory.

Berehman's

S.].,

6:30

with

a.m.

Moderator.

Club

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N.H.9.

L.

1st

to

row:

Wilson,

R.,

Allen,

Stone,

Sentilles,

Keane.

R.

Terranella,

Stone,

Hendler,

Scammel,

Sec.,

3rd

Sirchio.

Krippner.

Missing:

Brenner,

Browning,

Pres.,

Brophy,

Vice-Pres.,

Flusche.

2nd

row:

O'Neill,

Reichenstein,

row:

Tullius,

Zbylor,

Lalla,

Fr.

is

Louapre,

S.].,

Terry,

Byrd,

Lajoie.

row:

4th

McDonald,

Colletta,

Kee,

Moderator.

principal,

Glee

L.

to

Club

1st

row:

R.,

O'Connor,

Keane.

none,'

Ar­

rou/:

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Cowan,

Galer,

Krusemark,

Martinez.

3rd

Stroughter,

Ar­

row:

Meny,

duini.,

ler.

Ressler,

4th

Clark,

seve,

Hend­

Darrouzet,

row:

Finn,

Barker.

5th

Moderator.

President

Cuellar,

row:

Not

Maher,

Mr.

Rous­

in

picture:

Hirsch

and

Secretary

Pitts.

107


L.

1st

to

R.,

ranella,

Asel.

row:

2nd

row:

Flowers,

Curtis,

Co-Editor

Cowan,

Brenner

Redding.

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Cammack,

Ringham,

Krippner,

Johnson,

Brenner,

Stone,

Mr.

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row:

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O'Connor,

S.J.,

reviews

Chip

Sentilles,

Moderator.

Oster,

result

of

Mike

endeavor.

Redding's

literary

literary

endeavor.

introduced

The

several

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features

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108

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year,

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Rick

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Asst.

Editor

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State

Finaliats

Jesuit

Rangers

114


Jesuit

1984

Rangers

The

Football

nineteen

Jesuit

sixty-four

seasons

of

the

in

the

Ranger

school.

it

head

new

Gary

to

They

that

material

Bill

made

Lalla

year's

the

Raleigh

Everett,

victories,

Lindley,

Mike

Joe

through

squad

Boyle,

Bob

shutouts

and

Harkey

Jerry

and

holding

producing

Ranger

year.

the

proved

state

finals.

much

offense

new

sported

too

and

3000

Mike

the

Ranger

They

title

Molina,

four year

points

a

district

Joe

all

job

101

only

improved

defense.

the

of

McDonald,

Dick

Gallagher,

well

their

to

much

forty-four

Dave

Cortemeglia,

Mike

Belancsik,

did

They

opponents

to

the

Tom

Danny

.over

gained

consisted

defense

points.

Mike

Baker,

Malone,

that

punch

The

331

Rick

Greathouse,

Ryan.

The

Sirchio,

the-

provided

and

11

Erler,

Davis,

Bill

Rick

Moser,

offense

Harkey,

Catholic

as

Rick

and

Furlong,

Dick

offense,

Pat

stalwarts

Boasting

squad.

Mike

DeOre,

and

total

spark

of

use

making

such

this

Tom

and

Tim

Bill

Hoekstra,

Rohmer,

system

platoon

Higgins,

yards

Rufe

assistant

full

two

employed

up

All-Americans

successful

most

"Ranger"

supplied

tQP.

the

Jesuit

Pasqua

truly

the

Rangers

Coach

abundant

the

Pasqua

that

beginning.

superlative

this

year's

Under

and

coach

a

was

lifted

of

one

enjoyed

Squad

For

history

Brewton

which

and'

Coach'

Pasqua's

pro-set

for

eleven

opponents,

carrying

the

Rangers


Drop

the

Jesuit

olic

Central

season

San

Cath­

against

opened

in

21-8

Central,

Rangers

Antonio.

Behind

the

at

8-7

half,

the

threw

off

first-half

their

Rangers

and

jitters

the

muscled

of

the

off

combined

and

The

of

running

second-half

a

team

strong

and

Coach

to

give

effort

first

the

field.

clutch

the

Lalla,

Rohmer,

Danny

Buttons

Bill

passing

their

of

his

Pasqua

vic­

season's

charges

many

tories.

Kirwin

Capsized,

37-14

The

came

to

the

host

Kirwin

horne

Rangers

Buccaneers.

offense

and

sound

defense

Sharp

combined

their

to

give

of

the

second

Jesuit

victory

before

season.

of

one

the

best

Playing

crowds

here

116

the

at

Jesuit,

opening

unveiled

their

newall-blue

uniforms.

Rangers


Maul

Lions,

Rangers

55-12.

all

the

"Do

Rangers

or

day

pray

St.

one

some?"

practice

fan.

Mark's

Jesuit

inquired

that

that

answered

quite

question

Friday

one

as

of

the

appraised

night.

in

teams

best

clearly

and

Undefeated

Mark'

St.

Lions

the

s

were

history,

their

to

first

since

ideas

over

1957.

had

But

and

elIed

team

a

j

to

different

Jesuit

the

as

effort

burst

the

produced

Lions'

balloon.

Indians,

Scalp

Cowboys

31-8.

It

was

the

old

of

and

the

number

Rangers

picked

Mike

air

the

Higgins,

outmanned

Everett

and

Lalla,

captains

Tom

4.

victory

up

Bill

Led

by

Indians

cowboys'

game

as

forces

and

ground

Ranger

the

Waxahachie

Indians.

hapless

Lalla

and

made

it

clear

that

Higgins

would

need

any

a

stiff

to

secondary

ponent

stand

the

the

victory

gain

picked

Rangers

Ranger

barrage.

op­

with­

true


Bomb

AAAA

Rangers

28-0

High

University

force

air

The

amassed

twenty-eight

Ranger

the

first

defense

rode

then

half

points

their

fine

Lalla

and

and.

to

a

fifth

straight

and

the

victory.

receivers

other

buzzed

Ranger

Higgins

out

the

of

the

stadium

while

Everett

Trojans

the

and

Lindley

trenches

kept

all

night.

Tigers'

Homecoming

12-8

Spoiled

Determined

sacred

their

to

homecoming

keep

the

Jesuit's

the

the

three

and

de­

as

the

strong

spelled

skinned

of

bay

offensive

But

fensive

lines,

most

at

Rangers

kept

quarters.

118

Terrell

Jesuit,

upset

Rangers

the

undefeated

the

and

Tigers

Cats.

difference

defense

secure

in

the


Powerful

Topple

Rangers

Lancaster

Team

it

billed

Local

.28-21

the

as

Lancaster

and

Jesuit

mighty

off

powerful

in

their

Stadium.

Tiger

of

the season,

found

Rangers

till

the

of

most

behind

night

Rohmer

for

over

the

six

winning

seconds.

last

Heartened

thirty

points

the

return

the

of

injured

by

it

Higgins,

Torn

with

out

all

the

Tigers

slugged

Rangers

Jesuit

long

record.

its

as

night

Danny

the

ploughed

in

best

Facing

the

opponent

themselves

watch

to

game

papers

as

squared

perfect

preserved

State

Champs I

Rookedbq

29-0

Rangers

F

the

or

first

time

in

three

years

Reicher

of

the

Jesuit

of

Lead­

style.

doing

end

topped

fine

in

it

Waco,

at

7-0

a

defensive

first

ing

the

took

the

in

field

the

half,

second

and

Rangers

tallied

Wbile

twenty-two

offensive

the

fine

Ranger

defensive

clicked,

state

off

of

the

for

all

night

champs

shutout

the

·points.

season.

held

their

the

second


Sink

Rangers

Vikings

Hapless

40-0

at

home

last

time

in

beat

Fort

Worth

the

for

Highlander

Playing

Stadium,

Lalla

Jesuit

had

fine

a

as

did

the

night

Higgins

which

third

its

notched

The

season.

Nolan.

soundly

and

defense

the

was

now

shutout

of

for

the

Dunne

the

set

stage

with

title

district

Bishop

game

weekend.

following

Smashes

Defense

28-0.

Dunne.

Rugged

for

The

First

Falcons

Dunne

Undefeated

talked

fine

a

rated

professional

Dunne.

tuned

the

the

The

another

had

after

their

had

The

defense

it

Dunne

had

a

state

playoffs.

120

the

their

for

to

age

first

the

within

driving

the

second

Falcons

period,

Lalla

but

Tom

end

hit

Higgins,

Lindley,

as

three

completed

fumbles

the

ten,

night.

passes

and

two

intercepting

recovering

number

that

eleven

he

Ryan

fun

victory

toward

prove

the

quarter,

in

double-covered

and

was

Jesuit

to

early

Bishop

Sirchio,

night

For

even

scored

other

receivers,

with

bent

to

waiting

back

them

Rangers

the

Rangers

day.

his

Years

Jesuit.

years

sent

the

played

but

distance,

by.

and

aviary

Falcons

year.

field

goal

Falcons

caged

Rangers

superiority,

sentiment

of

three

pitch

Bishop

local

tossup,

fine

a

encounter

preceding

a

game

to

Five

their

week

the

opinion

But

in

Season

that

game

While

district

and

title,

the

passes.

into

to

right

step

the


Rangers

Central

Handcuff

in

14-8

Semi-Finals.

that

the

had

If

had

Jesuit

misconception

anyone

semi-final

state

the

an

offense,

only

for

Antonio

with

second

a

engagement

the

Central

Catholic,

waning

offense

the

spluttered

defense

the

the

eleven.

number

for

on

dug

Ranger

night,

held

and

the

in

out

game

While

through

in

But­

by

pulling

seconds.

the

defense

the

tons,

Rangers

never-say-die

lion-hearted

their

rode

Returning

contrary.

proved

game

San

to

the

victory

Tossed

Rangers

for

State

Championship

28-12

This

maintain­

After

heartbreaker.

the

was

and

season

a

record,

beating

perfect

ing

Central

in

Catholic

semi-final

dose

a

very

Fate

seemed

the

be

to

mighty

against

game,

Jesuit

night.

down

had

who

fans

the

All

this

Rangers

to

Houston

to

the

see

gone

St.

Rangers

their

were

the

as

in

After

the

believe

26-12

a

dominated

the

first

quarter,

scoring

our

the game,

Eagles

defense

not

dealt

Rangers

eyes

loss.

could

Thomas

play

our

and

avoiding

offense.

It

is

stopping

to

credit

the

they

close

out

played

to

from game

to

a

that

Rangers'

tremendous

the

1964

beginning

football

end,

season.

Ranger

1984

Season' s

W

Record

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111


1

Jesuit

984

Rangers

Coach

Gary

Pasqua

Coach

Rufe

Brewton

Coach

Bill

82

Robertson

12

32

Lalla

Everett

Higgins

16

15

Gondolf

20

Farmer

Harkey

22

21

Malone

24

Dickinson

Floyd

26

'Molina

30

Rohmer 31

Pieczynski

41

Wilson

44

33

Belancsik

Lajoie

50

DeOre

59

Hoekstra

55

Reichenstein

60

Erler

66

Davis

71

Baker

57

Kultgen \

64

62

McDonald

67

Greathouse

Boyle

73

74

70

Allen

72

Cortemeglia

80

Fu�long

Lindley

Heinen 83

75

Moser

76

Smith

85

Gallagher

Sirchio

86

Ryan

AAA

COACH

THE

OF

YEAR

GARY

PASQUA

AAA

ATHLETE

BILL

OF

THE

YEAR

LALLA

All-Metro

politan

All-State

All-American

Lalla

Lalla

Team

Lalla

Higgins-Second

Davis-Third

Team

Rohmer-Honorable

Higgins

Higgins

Mention

All

Greater

Dallas

Rohmer

Lalla

Lindley

Higgins

All

Private

All-District

Lalla

Honorable

Mention

Lalla

Rohmer

Higgins

Rohmer

Sirchio

Malone

Davis Davis

Cortemeglia

Erler

Furlong

Lindley

Baker

Boyle

Higgins

Hoekstra

Sirchio

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Malone

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row:

LaLumia,

Hendler,

Lalla,

Jaubert,

Estrada,

Wessely,

Reynolds,

Clark,

Cammack,

Pakula,

Dozier,

Leahy.

Bob

Hogan,

Blankenship,

4th

Berger,

2nd

Coach

Mr.

row:

Ray

Walkup,

McCullough,

Hellinghausen,

Mr.

Schaefers,

Neitzel,

coach.

Cahill,

3rd

Bulger,

row:

Goodwin,

McIntyre,

Pearce.

row:

Kultgen,

1st

row:

Franz,

Stud.

Raymond,

James,

Coach

Head

John

egan,

McDonald,

Johnson,

Wysocki,

Diehl,

Hagan,

Dunn,

Coach

Bill

Yarbrough,

Robinson,

Bernal,

Maher,

Berry,

Furlong,

Meyer,

Robertson.

Hart,

McCullough,

Loiselle,

Piering,

2nd

LaBarba.

Thompson,

MacDonald,

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watches

and

learns

Daniel,

Bosworth,

Booker,

Sandifer,

Bifano,

Chase,

Fin­

row:

row:

3rd

Bulger.

row:

B-Team

4th

Curl.

Lee,


RANGERS

1964-65

JESUIT

The

roundballers

1964-65

Ranger

seasons.

the

to

one

of

their

most

successful

enjoyed

the

and

Taliaferro

led

by

stormed

Rangers

Browning,

Captains

in

consolation

the

Garland

Tournament,

championship

the

in

the

KiC,

chatnpionship

'in

'the

TCIl

State

In

of

El

Paso

6-0

district

record

and

the

defeated

enter

the

finals.

of

five

starters

the

wound

Jesuit

out

on

season

All-State

became

the

first

to

ever

score

over

State

126

named

to

the

Dallas

Times

Herald

and

Woody'

1000

points

Ranger

Finalists

29-6

team.

Captain

Taliaferro

was

Cathedral

up

the

placed

and

tournament

spot

then

compiled

to

four

berth runners-up

in

a

gaining

a

Rangers

the

and

Tournament,

Tournament.

the

All-Metro

team.


62

Kimball

67

Azle

68

Garland

55

48

Jesuit

Samuell

Jesuit

---

...

63

----------

____________________

59

Jesuit

Jesuit

Jesuit

58

Lancaster

61

Duncanville

68

Sherman

Decatur

59

Denton

56

57

____________

Jesuit

48

________

Jesuit

--------------

49

74

--------------

Jesuit

Jesuit

85

--------------

Alumni

59

58

--------------

66

Corsicana

63

Plano

52,

____________

Jesuit

55

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------------------

Jesuit

11

Hillcrest

80

------------

64

Jesuit

Sherman

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59

Jesuit

64

Grand

Prairie

51

------

60

Jesuit

St.'

Jesuit

Eastern

51

Hills

43

______

Jesuit

74

Mark's

Reicher

54

-----______

--

______________

37

Jesuit

82

Lake

Jesuit

Highlands

52

81

----69

St.

Nolan

Peter's

43

------------

55

---_

Bishop

76

Nolan

Jesuit

Mesquite

71

81

Dunne

Jesuit

56

----------

Jesuit

Jesuit

51

__________________

Reicher

________________

Jesuit

71

----------------

Jesuit

Jesuit

58

Dunne

Jesuit

South

55

Garland

Cleburne

64

c.

Jesuit

P.

77

----33

----

-------

...

----------------

St.

Mark's

----------

Taliaferro

and

beam

Browning

over

67

Cathedral

54

Central

Jesuit

55

Jesuit

51

----------------

Christian

Jesuit

43

J.

74

Jesuit

60

41

55

____

Bishop

Nolan

Jesuit

Bishop

58

Jesuit

Jesuit

Dunne

79

61

43

---_

53

65

------------

62

____________

Catholic..

__

70

72

K.

of

C.

tournament

trophy

K.

OF

c.

TOURNAMENT

GARLAND

TROPHY-Winner

TOURNAMENT-Consolation

Crown

DISTRICT

CHAMPION-6

no

wins,

T.C.I.L.

STATE

losses

FINALISTS

ALL-STA TE-

Woody

HONORABLE

Taliaferro

MENTION-Tom

Bill

Higgins,

Lalla,

Pat

Lindley

ALL-DISTRICT

-Taliaferro,

Higgins

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2ND

Lalla

TEAM-Lindley,

ALL-METROPOLIT

AN-Taliaferro

127


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BROWNING,

WOODY

TALIAFERRO,

LALLA,


and

Pat

Lindley

Tom

Coach

Walsh

out

maps

in

Higgins

on

strategy

action

Dunne.

against

Bishop

floor. gym

129


How

to

win

district:

beat

Reicher

...

Nolan,

.

130

.

.

and

Dunne.


131


Varsity

Kneeling:

ferro,

B-Team

Kneeling:

ing:

McKay,

Rooney,

Coach

Disque,

Wildes,

Swanson,

Trimble,

Vining,

Pieczynski,

Robinson,

Coelen,

R.

Stand­

Driscoll,

Sullivan,

Stevens.

Freshman

1st

row:

2nd

Coach

Taliaferro,

Geiser,

'1.32

LaBarba,

Kidwell:

Fulton.

Hanlon,

row:

Lalla,

Clark,

Walkup,

Neitzel,

La Lumia.

Bargmann,

Raymond,

Jaubert.

Wildes.

3rd

Raymond.

row:

Higgins,

Lindley,

Gregory,

Robinson,

Terry.

Coelen,

G.,

Gloster,

Lalla,

Browning,

Standing:

Rooney,

Stewart,

Jones,

M.

Schnitzius,

Talia­

mgr.,

Corcoran,


track

First

VARSITY,

ond

row:

Coach

Herb

Sheaner,

Zimmerman,

Fedor,

McKane,

Floyd,

Ochs,

Korman,

Lindley,

Halza,

Rohmer,

Booker.

Sec­

row:

Flowers,

Johnson,

D.,

Matelis,

Shaw,

Atkinson,

Muldoon,

B.

Lajoie,

Taylor,

Lanier,

Lawrence,

Schnitzius,

D.,

third

Crowley,

Meyer.

row:

Berry,

Bernal,

Fuchs,

Brophy.

SPRINTERS

Bob

Floyd,

Jimmy

Ochs,

Danny

Rohmer,

Halza

Jimmy

133


HIGH

HURDLErs

Fedor

1965

takes

BROAD-JUMPer

and

Zimmerman

take

obstacles

in

stride.

RANGER

JESUIT

a

Lindley

flying

leap. March

March

5-6

Rec.

East

13---

Ft.

Meet

Worth

Commerce

Texas

.

Relays

March

20---

March

27--

Mesquite

Relays

Mesquite

Cowtown

Ft.

Relays

and

DISTANCE

134

RUNNERS

Lajoie,

Flowers,

Brophy,

Schnitzius,

Matelis,

to

Muldoon prepare

"wind"

out.

Worth


HURDLErs

LOW

Fedor,

TRACK

Bernal,

Atkinson,

and

Zimmerman

in

make progress

and

bounds.

leaps

SCHEDULE POLE-VAULTERS

Lanier,

2-3-----------

Texas

April

Austin

Relays

9-10--------------North

Texas

April

and

their

Taylor

Lawrence,

Floyd,

wares.

display,

Denton

Relays

District

17

Meet

April

Bishop

Dunne

24

--

State

Meet

April

RELAY

Irving

Korman

·men

Zimmerman,

the

Flowers,

McKane,

train

to

pass

buck.

135


McKane

136

hurtles

to

the

finish

of

race. a

freezing,

cross-country


VARSITY:

1st

second

row:

O'Neill,

Brewton,

Fallon,

Gallagher,

McDonald,

Maher,

Moen,

Corcoran,

Captains.

Paikowski,

Wilson.

row:

Farmer,

Reichenstein,

Molina,

Jennings,

Ryan,

third

row:

Coach

Robinson,

Fr.

Lindley,

Johnson,

Chaplain.

j,

Corcoran

takes

second

St.

Marks

against

�37


Outfield

First

fOW:

Molina,

'138

O'Neill,

second

Ryan.

row:

Gallagher,

Fallon,

Wilson


Infield

Pitching

Staff

1st

row:

Farmer,

Robinson.

second

1'OW:

McDonald,

Reichenstein.

third

row:

Maher,

Corcoran.

D.,

Lindley,

Moen

Standing:

Paikowski

Kneeling:

Sitting:

Jennings

139


l Baseball

B- Team

First

second

row:

Schnitzius,

Pieczynski,

Wildes,

Terranella,

Wysocki.

Wooldridge,

third

row:

Hayden,

Kohler,

Cole

Kearney,

Chase,

Trimble,

Coach

Sitting:

Standing:

140

Stevens,

Jaubert,

Lalumia,

Clark,

Schaaf,

Kohler,

Olson,

Raymond,

Floyd,

Hellinghausen,

Walkup,

Barraco,

row:

Hart,

Lynch.

Pitts,

Freshman

Sandifer,

Estrada,

Dozier,

Ramsey,

Piering,

Mut.

Luther,

Bosworth,

Maupin,

McDonell,

Coach

Missing:

Pasqua.

Baseball

Wessely,

Cammack,

D'Avila,

Baldino,

Hendler.

Finnegan,

Smyers,

Diehl,

McCone,

Manager.


Dave

Tom

Johnson,

Larry

Moser,

Paul

Osten,

Greg

Sullivan,

Maher,

Coelen.

Ricky


-

I-

> -

I-

o

<C

10

CO

CJ)

143


•

1 •

and

September. "first

days"

4

Mass

...

of

the

Holy

for

Orientation

9

Night

Dance

11

Victory

19

Dance

Junior-Senior

Freshman

Spirit

Parents

2


Octo­

ber

3

...

Frosh-Soph

Dance

26-30

...

Senior

Week

31.

Homecoming

145


1

7

.

.

.

Senior

Dance

Octo­

ber

31

.

.

.

Homecoming

Vicki

Homecoming

146

Queen

and

Livesay

Princesses

Ann

Catherine

Mary

Jenner,

Calabria,

Batliner.

and

Sheryn


November

16

...

History

Fair

20

...

Muskogee

Debate

21

...

Tourn.

Central

Catholic

(T.C.I.L.

...

K.

C.

for

Banquet

football

Semi-finals)

team.

Ranger

147


December

1

...

College

for

Day

Seniors

3

Garland

...

Basketball

Tourn.

12

K.

...

C.

Basketball

Tourn.

28

...

Winter

Carnival

148


January

...

19

Football

Ban­

quet

1%4

and

Captains

Lalla,

Higgins,

Everett

with

196

and

5

captains

Moser,

Sister

28

...

Sister

Kultgen.

Gallagher,

Corita

29

lectured.

Lenore,

&

30

I.H.M.,

.

.

.

Jesuit

Invitational

Speech

Tournament

149


10

Elocution

...

Junior

February

28

...

Hootenanny

150


March

14

March

...

Sympathy

...

24,

31

25,

...

I

26,

Gold

7

Exams

3rd

Quarter

Medal

E.

L.

Debate

Hohman

Contest

Apri 18

22,

23,

Easter.Dance

Lear

25

King

30

Band

Concert

May

Prom

7

Jr.-Sr.

24

Sr.

Class

Night

27

31

Graduation

Final

Assembly

151


153


R

a

n

d

o

m

can

"Don't worry,

of

baby;

someday

you

have

a

pair

too,"

those

patterned

stockings,

Shots

Freshman

154

Kidwell

looks

bemused.


this

"No,

Father;

honest,

of

out

kids

of

gang

a

car

down

gets

so­

the

at

county

workers

cial

jail,

say

a

on

they're

research pro­

and

j

let

all

out."

the

prisoners

ect,

A

breakfast

at

the

quiet

retreat

Too

house.

much

even

glee,

John

for

the

History

Kultgen,

Fair.

The

best

Karen

for

Jesuit,

and

Lynda

Cruz,

Adelaide

Livesay,

all

Vicki

from

O'Brien,

Ursuline.

Livesay

155


"Sister"

of

4-211

and

West

Dallasites

at

on

Marsalis

Pat

Hall

and

others

in

cast

of

Alban.

Zoo.

picnic

Coach

Brewton

at

Football

Banquet.

for

Cheerleaders

getting

156

energy

that

first appearance.

Little

Moon


Senior

Freshman ·

Hogan

performs

Week.

during

the

Wyatt

25

a

and

Ii

mud,

boys,

.

.

.!

This

line

will

once

over

from

Coach

Walsh.

gets

soon

be

forming

again.

tt!e

but

in

the

some

let's

meantime,

summer

fun

in.

get

157


...

159


of

Most

the

time

education

is

at

Jesuit

classroom.

the

in

It

is

to

bring

spent

this

facet

of

that

school

.

the

life

the

fore­

this

Roundup

a

in

to

Last

ground

year

Curriculum

Section

inaugurates

which

we

chronicle

of

the

learning

partments

the

various

instructors

de­

and

at

Jesuit,

who

make

the

recognize

what

departments

are.

they

REV.

ROBERT

President

A.

TYNAN,

160

S.J.,


ADMINI9lRA liON

REV.

ALBERT

C.

REV.

LOUAPRE,

S.J.,

S.

JOSEPH

RIVOIRE,

S.J.

Assistant

Principal

Principal

161


MRS.

F.

A.

NORSCH

Registrar

162

MRS.

HOMER

H.

HAND

and

Receptionist

Secretary


BROTHER

PATRICK

Treasurer

MRS.

USINA,

ELIZABETH

CROUCH,

S.].,

Assistant

Treasurer

D

163


REV.

WILLIAM

E.

Counselor

UNDERHILL,.

S.J.,

Junior-Senior

Administration

REV.

164

ROBERT

MILLER,

S.].,

Freshman-Sophomore

Counselor


MRS.

JACK

SCOTT,

Librarian;

Mrs.

HELEN

Assistant

WHITE,

Librarian

165


Rev.

Sitting:

John

Mr.

Neyrey,

Driscoll,

Mr.

Under

of

Dowling,

Mr.

in

the

Mr.

Vanderholt,

course.

A

new

S.J.,

Science

the

Hilton,

stressed

English

Research

seniors

uses

creative

the

overhead

Ibb

which

saw

they

S.J.

Standing:

methods

course

About

and

120

students

in

the

Jerome

eight

the

movies

great

new

of

all

a

seminar,

times.

and

juniors

film

participated

of

discussed

and

for

writing

projectors,

in

new

Department

Associates

English

Project

Mr.

Peter

S.].,

S.J.

Frank

Dowling,

modes

Joseph

S.J.,

Frank

S.J.,

direction

Mr.

Rousseve,

Mr.

Mills,

the

Numa

S.J.,

Albert

S.].,

twelve-week


Mr.

Sitting:

Mr.

Mr.

Jerome

Neyrey,

Peter

Francis

Renfroe,

S.].,

Mr.

Gerald

S.].,

Fagin,

S.].

Standing:

Mr.

Frank

Mr.

Dowling,

Albert

S.].,

Mills,

Mr.

Hilton,

S.].,

Mr.

S.].,

Jack

Oster,

Gerald

S.].

the

headed

Fagin,

in

S.J.,

both

the

which

Language

classical

and

the

lab

and

language

in

adept

the

Berlitz

lab

manuals

using

the

art

of

students

with

a

thorough

provided

With

languages.

the

more

Department

modern

background

Mr.

in

FrancisRenfroe,

the

and

Pathescope

S.J.,

of

charge

students

became

filmstrips,

in

communication,

Spanish.

167


Mr.

Patrick

Mr.

Hunter,

for

the

first

time

direction

of

Patrick

to

Hunter,

of

are

written

S.].,

members

country.

of

168

Department

of

the

social

knowledge

world,

in

speech

the

Department,

the

juniors

of

Speech

S.J.

under

Speech

and

of

psychology

the

Rousseve,

the

freshmen

the

emphasized

'

the

Numa

S.].,

course,

the

imparted

and

speech

by

in

Fagin,

credit

five-days-a-week

Mr.

responsibilities

schools

Mr.

Gerald

S.].,

a

as

Appearing

The

course

textbooks

today's

one

Northwestern

University,

of

the

top

speech


169


Rev.

James

Rev.

Balint,

Robert

Miller,

The

Rev.

Cyril

Miesch,

Rev.

Levet,

Not

of

in

to

covering

the

student

gives

it

170

to

the

life.

daily

of

the

new

C.

Earl

S.].,

Rev.

Johnson,

S.].

of

a

course

new

Catholic

book

Novak

S.J.,

faith

as

Church

and

involved

more

become

was

utilized.

personally

the

the

While:

new

course

liturgy,

history

to

Under

at

Jesuit.

series

Religion

aspects

the

opportunity

his

Rev.

Underhill,

Driscoll,

institution

Religion

the

William

such

also

apply

William

S.].,

John

fulfillment

brought

Father

Underhill,

thoroughly

Rev.

Schiro,

Rev.

picture:

S.].

1964-65

direction

Nicholas

S.].,

Albert

S.].,

school year

the

in

what

and

he

studies,

to

S.].,


Mr.

Mr.

Jack

two

new

Eifert

Dave

Eifert,

courses

Mr.

were

Patrick

the

social

studies

one'

in

is

one

,short

it.

instructors

Finn

John

S.].,

another

revamping

and

Mr.

Hunter

Stevens,

and

Introducing

no

and

added

students

to

to

the

and

world

fascinating

classes

the

curriculum,

the

Sociology

of

of

Mr.

but

mean

Mr.

feat,

year

Economics

Latin-American

History

accomplished

Jack

introduced

Patrick

Hunter,

the

S.].,

social

relationships.

01 ,

1_-

D

171


Rev.

Mr.

May,

Julius

was

the

focal

Chemistry

and

of

Edward

Buvens,

S.].,

interest

in

the

introduced

other

Science,

new

Chemical

172

Richard

aids

the

to

and

Physics.

Stoltz,

this

students

S.].

as

Father

Julius

year,

and

Bond

Approach

visual

give

Chemistry,

Mr.

Department

the

colleagues

and

S.].,

Science

point

his

pictures

of

complete

made

use

May,

of

S.J.,

motion

textbook,

a

picture

fields

the

complex

of

Physical


Mr.

William

Robertson,

The

mathematical

aims

of

Mr.

Mr.

Gary

and

the

Gordon

these

to

ability

Mathematics

Father

he

has

directed

the

efforts

all

the

new

to

Miesch,

actual

S.].,

of

chairman

Elementary

the

and

students

a

mathematical

giving

addition

to

the

mathematics

curriculum

is

a

course

in

Other

Matrix

courses

Algebra.

Functions

as

of

two

the

department,

the

toward

viewpoint.

such

Bloomer.

James

are

cases

major

the

S.J.,

instructors

capacity,

A

Mr.

Cyril

is

C.

Miesch,

of

ideas

apply

C.

Department.

this

Rev.

Taylor,

Pasqua.

the

concepts

in

broaden

and

Analytic

the

students'

horizon

in

the

art

of

mathe­

Geometry

matical

thinking.

Math

D

173


MR.

WALSH

heads

Jim

the

Education

WalsQ.

Council

on

conducted

Physical

Youth

in

co-ordination

with

the

Presi­

Department,

This

Fitness.

BREWTON

RUFE

MR.

JAMES

Coach

dent's

at

those

students

who

satis­

Jesuit,

year

have,

by

making

exceIIe�

on

factory

the

grades

Fitness

achieved

athletic

having

have

been

with

excellence.

for

The

available

physical

number

students

all

of

shirt

shirts

is

due

no

here

at

to

a

modern

opportunity

gymnastics

and

exercises

the

develop

side

of

physical

:

Eduoation

ysi«?81 if

to

the

room,

season

keyed

sports

program

as

the

superb

With

of

a

to

Ph

174

doubt

given

students

and

gymnasium,

have

ample

them

signifying

special

Jesuit.

the

courts,

the year

to

training

handball

multiple

the

a

presented

large

facilities

the

of

tests

Physical

their

lives

here

at

Jesuit.


In

addition

to

the

the

numerous

public

makes

each

Mr.

William

classes

here

Band

appearances

Schuster

also

teaches

year,

Band

many

as

a

credit

course.

The

band

learns many

selections

to

their

fully

develop

skill

music.

at

making

MR.

WILLIAM

Director

of

SCHUSTER

Bands

1·75


'Sitting:

Rev.

Robertson,

176

C.

Earl

Mr.

Johnson,

Mr.

S.].,

Chaplain,

Mr.

Gary

Pasqua,

Walsh.

James

Herb

Sheaner.

Mr.

Standing:

Rufe

Mr.

Brewton,

Jack

Eifert,

Mr.

Dave

Stevens,

Mr.

Bill


All-Stars

"Cagey"

Faculty

show

on

they're

the

ball

Priest

in

Faculty-Diocesan

Basketball

Game.

Diocesan

Priests:

26.

28,

Faculty:

D

177


Mr.

Moore

George

residence.

faculty

Mr.

Eddie

DeLira,

DeLira,

Mr.

James

Cook,

Frank

Mr.

Mr.

Mr.

Oscar

Manning,

and

Mr.

Not

Mr.

and

Copeland,

Waiches.

James

Earl

178

Eschen­

Ira

Perkins,

pictured:

Catherine

and

Jesse

Smith,

Russell,

felder.

Mr.

Roosevelt

Messrs.

Mrs.

Charles

Tubbs,

and

Mr.

Mr.

Inez

Clint

Moye.

takes

care

of

the


Mrs.

Esther

Lewis,

MRS.

Mrs.

Augustine

ANNIE

MAE

Webster,

Mrs.

Mrs.

Georgia

Sims,

Mae

Williams,

Mrs.

Marie

Ostdick,

Mrs.

Helen

Miller,

Dietician.

DANtEL

D

179


BROTHER

ROBERT

Building

MOCK,

S.].

Engineer

BROTHER

LEO

COLLISON,

S.].

Sacristan

in

Two

important

the

people

opera­

of

tion

School

Jesuit

Brother

Robert

and

S.

Mock,

Leo

Brother

J.,

Brother

S.

Collison,

Mock

are

High

heads

J.

the

maintenance

up

work

around

Brother

the

school

Collison

while

the

Stu­

prepares

dent

and

the

house

Chapel

for

chapels

seem

both

Mass.

everyday

Although

to

out

of

180

of

the

stay

the

eye

their

school,

is

presence

felt

daily.


MOBILE.

A

JESUIT

ALABAMA

BOARDING

COLLEGE

FOUNDED

IN

1830

Accredited

Fully

Degrees:

A.B..

B.S..

B.S.C.

of

Fields

Major

Art.

In

Study

Music

Education.

Foreign

Political

English

Language

History.

Philosophy·

Science.

Sociology

Mathematics

Chemistry.

Biology.

Physics

Accounting

Business

Administration

Economics

Industrial

Management

In

Pre-professional

Programs

Basic

Engineering

M·edical

Dentistry.

Technology

Medicine

Law

ROTC

Coeducational

in

all

departments

residence

fo�

On-campus

Men

and

Address:.

182

Women

DtRECTOR

OF

ADMISSIONS.

Hill

Spring

College.

Mobile.

Alabama


Sponsors

Mr.

Carlos

Mrs.

and

Bernardo

Bowl

Circle

Ned

E.

Class

4-211

Class

4-212H

Class

3�217

Class

2-1l2H

Depinet

and

Co.

Sons

Fleming

Paper

Debaters

Realtor

C.

Lawrence

Jesuit

Galloway

Realtors

Ebby

Halliday

Southwestern

St.

Balfour

Church

Rita

Debaters

Top

S.

Sentilles,

and

and

Scammel,

President

J.,

with

Coerver,

Baines

lyndon

Co.

Moderator

Byrd

Mr.

Patrick

Hunter,

in

Johnson

D.

C.

Washington,

Staff

Editors

Art

Photo

Staff

Nick

Staff

Curtis

Richard

Sirchio

Chuck

Baker

Bob

Perkins

editor-in-chief Bainard

Cowan

Biff

Mark

Lamberti

Godfrey

Mike

Redding

asst.

Len

Lankford

Mack

Ben

Bill

McCormick

editor

Lankford

Cammack

editor

copy

Business

Staff

Bob

Jennings

manager

Czerwinski

Bob

Pat

O'Connor

Dave

Stone

Mike

Bernardo

Mike

Staton

Kenneth

Asel

Arnone

John

Stansfield

David

Krippner

John

Ponciano

Linehan

Porras

Moderatofs

Mr.

Mike

Schnitzius

John

Numa

and

S.

Rousseve,

J.,

Mr.

Peter

S.

Hilton,

J.

183


our

sincere

thanks

.

.

:

and

congratulations

to

class

4-2

1

Intramural

Basketball

.

Champs

1.


Administration-Faculty,

l'R-180

142-151

Activities,

103-105

Band,

137-140

Baseball,

125 -13

Basketball,

6

180

Lynch

Bishop

Award,

88

Bookstore

Aids,

82

Cheerleaders,

92-95

Debaters,

114-124

Football,

Glee

109

Club,

110-111

Last

Roundup,

82

Lectors,

82

Letterman's

Club,

National

107

Honor

Society,

96-102

INDEX

Philothespit

Society,

Radio

83

Club,

Random

Ranger

Shots,

Club,

152-157

83

108-109

Roundup,

106

St.

Berchman's,

John

84-85

Science

Club,

10-47

Seniors,

86

Sodality,

182-183

Sponsors,

80-81

Student

Council,

Student

Patrol,

88-91

141

Tennis,

Track,

133-136

48-77

Underclassmen,


186


187


188


189


190


191


192


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