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.
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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.
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we
are
humbled; t
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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
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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
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Vice-Presi
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Speech
3;
ball
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Class
3;
2,
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bate
ball,
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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
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you
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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
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for
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'65
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moderator
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McKool
meeting
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new
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concerning
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of
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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
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outstanding
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Michael
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'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,
:
�9
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
the
Phil,
Fantasticks"
remembers
suddenly
when
date
opening
photographer.
The
Phil's
crew
Lighting
is
of
composed
and
Stewart,
Tullius,
Coursey,
Stone.
was.
that
The
THE
Characters
NARRATOR :
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FATHER
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WHO
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is
Lear"
from
a
1958
under
the year
the
was
play
it
when
of
direction
directed
Mr.
1st
was
Ingram
Neyrey
The
Phil
of
cast
Lear"
"King
third
for
gets
in
its
night
of
(The
Fantasticks"
a
year
set
1'00
many
performances
Alban"
for
musical
and
the
Junior
in
individual
speech
in
production
and
February
Lear"
"King
Curtis,
Arduini,
2nd
L.
to
row,
presenting
stage
tournaments
at
Of
by
the
history.
Moon
Stewart.
Smith,
performance.
the
history
its
Contests,
"Little
Mod.,
S.].,
first
ready
dramatic
the
Society
time
Elocution
the
Krippner,
Meny,
O'Connor,
Asst.
Neyrey
started
Philothespic
the
Senior
events,
Arnone,
Colwell,
Mr.
S.}.
The
for
R.:
Hendler,
D'Arcy,
S.].
R.:
J.
to
row,
This
Robert
Mr.
by
L.
presented
"King
program
in
in
April.
Brenner,
Flushe,
Mr.
Stansfield,
Darnall,
Mod.
Vanderholt
S.J.
Treadwell,
Cummings,
Redding,
The
"Little
Moon
of
was
Alban,"
play
under
the
direction
of
Mr.
Joseph
Vanderholt,
I
.
Bob
Tom
I
Hendler
Christine
---
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I.
Stansfield
Hendler
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Krippner
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Cammack
Ben.
S.J.
The
Mr.
Schuster
Band
leads
band
As
in
Mr.
Schuster
the
joins
section
...
trumpet
practice.
.
.
.
Father
takes
Louapre
of
the
band.
charge
103
2
The
L.
to
R.,.
Johnson.,
1st
Concert
Band
•
•
•
row:
Flusche,
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,
St.
Band
High
Half -time year.
basketball
School
Jesuit
rounded
out
an
Whalen,
Photo
McCarthy.
solo
active
year.
combo,
the
Baker,
The
Jesuit
School
High
Band
Concert
Band
members
work
hard
at
a
session.
daily
Director
Mr.
----------------------------------------------------------------
William
practice
Schuster'
J.
BAND
OFFICERS
President
STAFF
AND
Franzen
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James
President
Vice
Bunnell
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McCarthy
John
Chairman
So-cial
Don
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Representative
Sophomore
Gerz
Maher
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Junior
John
Stuart
Representative
Mut
Freshman
Louis
Representative
Student
Benavidez
Director .
Gene
.
Librarian
:
Uniform
Flusche
Ronald
Custodian
Grubbs
David
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Zalkovsky
Instrument
Custodian --------________________________________________________
Michael
Luther
Drum
Captain
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BAND
Flutes
(2)
Maher
Galer
Lee
Baritones
Michael
John
Lewis
Bernardo
PERSONNEL
Alto
Saxophones
Vincent
Michael
Vincent
Baldino
Thomas
Clark
Dale
Luther
Hicks
Oboe
Trombones
Tenor
Louis
Saxophones
Gehring
John
McCarthy;:
Rod
Tappen Devron
Averett
Clarinets
Mercher
John Stuart Gene
Mut
Flusche* Ed
Tudor Peter
Perea
David
Johnson
Phil
Carnes
Michael Bill
Burns
Miller
Gregory David
James
Baritone
Reid
Saxophone
Love
Larry
Robert
Perkins Bass
William
Cuellar
Ronald
Cornets Steve
Grubbs
Melton
*
ames
J
Del
Rio
Bunnell
John Bass
String Raymond
Rubio
Charles
Baker
David
George
Johnson
Rob
Zalkovsky
Bronson
Maxvill
John Bass
Clarinet Percussion
Stephen
Beyer
Carroll
John
Whalen
Mi�hael
House
David
John
Bernardo*
Skiles
John Alto
Saxophones
(1) Pakula
Jeff
James
John
Louis
Benavidez
Franzen* Victor
Rener
French
Ressler
Horn
Jack
Paul
Pape
White Dennis
Muldoon
Thomas
McCone
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
Mass
'under
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/:
�d
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.
4th
Cammack,
Ringham,
Krippner,
Johnson,
Brenner,
Stone,
Mr.
row:
The
Redding's
Colletta.
3rd
row:
Ter
O'Connor,
S.J.,
reviews
Chip
Sentilles,
Moderator.
Oster,
result
of
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literary
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introduced
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108
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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
L
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
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BILL
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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
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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
------------
jesuit
------------------
Jesuit
11
Hillcrest
80
------------
64
Jesuit
Sherman
-------------_
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
"
2ND
Lalla
TEAM-Lindley,
ALL-METROPOLIT
AN-Taliaferro
127
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BILL MIKE
128
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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