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The ,��,__--,
LAST
ROUNDUP,
Published
by
the
Students
of
.�
Jesuit
High
Dallas,
Volume
School,
Texas
22,
1966
3
Dedication
Rev.
S.J.
Julius
May,
4
5
-
ACTIVITIES
132
-
SPORTS
Table
6
of
Contents
100
\ ·
-
ORGANIZATIONS
68
-
10
SENIORS
-
UNDERCLASSMEN
48
-
FACULTY
148
7
President's
Message
Rev.
Paul
W.
JESUIT
HIGH
SCHOOL
•
OFFICE
OF
Dear
A
S.J.
Schott,
•
THE
PRESIDENT
12345
•
ROAD
INWOOD
DALLAS.
TEXAS
75234
AD
9-1381
Graduates:
man
named
Daniel
Webster
once
said:
"If
we
work upon
If
we
work
perish.
upon
brass)
time
will
efface
it.
it
marble}
If
we
will
rear
temples,
will
they
and
we
imbue
to
crumble
eventually
if
minds}
dust.
of
their
But
if
work
we
men
IS
immortal
upon
them
with
with
high
love
fellow
principles
we
on
men;
the
just
,
those
of
fear
tables
engrave
God
whi
ch
something
It
no
time
efface
can
and
which
will
and
brighten
This
is
to
brighten
own
of
what
Jesuit
The
long
years.
hands
from
this
time
stretch
success
and
failure
the
of
brightness
I
pray J
too;
your
that
hope
your
really
never
forget
foundation.
Your
future
of
J
to
remind
esui t
High.
fail
us
if
keep
of
Most
in
sincerely
Our
Lord,
I
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8
Schct.t.,
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y \
it
,
the
began
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close
for
you
that
first
support
in
are
undeserving
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you
and
Please
we
pretty
as
forget
where
loyalty
the
do
that
never
you
that
eternity
will
you
solid
will
way
to
is
I
the
along
of
tried
into
eternity
forward.
only
both
never
eternity.
has
High
four
past
in
surmnation
good
the
during
your
is
all
a
pretty
you
much
meet
contact
vital
with
this
building
elements
us.
in
And
and
loyalty
support.
I
....
Rev.
Albert
C.
S.J.
Louapre,
JfDSlJIT
As
w'ith
Leave
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expec
from
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Ls
,Jesuit
\ori11
an
JUgh
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your'
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rut
ure.
you
and
devot.Lon
God
'bless
f-,1,a::l
in
S}"ncerely
to
you!
Ch:ri.rrt;
Principal's �c��d)! Albert
S
C.
Louapre
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J..
V
j
Pr1.ncipal
Message
9
SENIORS
10
II
MICHAEL
JEROME
ANDERSON
1;
Citation
Class
Frosh
2;
Roundup
Football
Honor
Roll
Honor
2,
1,
2;
3,
4;
Finalist
3,
Nfl
3,
2,
1,
4,
Merit
Roll
Semi
1;
4;
finalist
Principal's
National
Citation
NEDT
3.
Secretary
Team
4;
Speech
1,
2,
Distinction
of
4,
Degree
3,
3,
Roundup
1,
2,
3,
4,
3,
4,
2,
1;
Gold
Masque
3,
4,
3,
4;
Club
Glee
3,
Roundup
4,
Silver
Club
LEWIS
Student
4.
2,
PHILIP
BARGMANN
2;
Honor
Roll
4;
Science
Honor
Club
DUPONT
Roll
B
Team
3,
Citation
4;
Roundup
4;
NHS
2;
4.
Frosh
Editor
Radio
2;
Football
1,
Honor
Patrol
Team
Spanish
12
3,
4;
3,
Phil
3;
Masque
3,
2,
4;
Na
2;
1,
3,
4;
Council
Contest
2;
Last
4;
Roundup
National
Contest
Essay
DELESLEY
BERRY
Science
Roll
Club
1;
Frosh
2,
1,
3,
Student
2;
Football
4;
Letterman's
2,
Track
4;
4;
4.
LEON
BAUGH
NEDT
2,
Last
2;
3,
2,
Roundup
Elocution
Contest
Elocution
2.
Winner
PETER
Junior
4;
Medal
Student
4;
Poetry
Section
Transfer
2,
1,
Silver
Club
Last
Seminar
Journalism
Senior
Award
3;
4,
Attendance
4;
3,
Thespians Major
National
3,
Alternate
Thespians
II
NFL
Patrol
3,
Glee
4;
3;
tional
2,
1,
plays
Perfect
Medal
Superior
Congress
Phil
Debaters
3,
SMU
plays
4;
Student
4;
Major
Secretary-Tress.
Silver
Senator
3,
2,
1,
Speech
3,
4,
Student
National
Nfl
ARNONE
CARL
JOHN
"
A.RDUINI
ALBERT
NANDO
Team NEDT
3,
1,
Varsity
3,
4.
4;
B
1,
Club
3,
Citation
MICHAEL
3,
4;
2;
Bowling
2,
4;
4;
Club
3,
2,
Club
4;
Last
Roundup
Perfect
4;
ALLEN
Club
4;
Radio
4;
Cafeteria
Chess
Attendance
1;
Aid
BROWN
Science
2;
Club
Perfect
3,
4;
B.and
Attendance
1 i
1,
3,
4.
2.
2,
3,
JEROME
Chess
4;
1,
3,
4.
CARROLL
Club
Golf
4;
WALTER.
2,
3,
4;
Transfer
Club
3;
THOMPSON
Student
Baseball
CLARK
Science
2;
Club
Glee
3;
4.
Manager
4;
3,
4;
4,
Round
2,
3,
Gold
Lion's
District
Roundup
NEDT
4;
1,
3,
Crew
4;
Medal
Club
De
Ora
3;
Speaker
in
Pin
Semi-finalist
1,
NHS
1,
Roundup
TV
4;
PHILIP
BRICE,
Science
2;
Camera
4;
Patrol
Cfub
De
NFL
2;
JR.
EDWARD
Citation
Student
3.
PATRICK
Principal's
Speech
4,
Best
First
JR.
BYRD,
Linz
Merit
Team
1;
3,
Berchman's
2;
bate
3,
Candidate,
,2,
Distinction
gree
up
2,
Honor
2,
1,
National
1
Debaters
of
4;
2;
Council
Student
NEDT
Sodality
Stu
Vice
1,
Attendance
Perfect
4;
JAMES
4;
Mgr.
President
3;
3,
Radio
2;
Letterman's
4;
Business
Class
2,
2,
Roll
2,
Cheerleader
Roundup
WILLIAM
Roll
Citation
2;
1,
3;
2,
4;
Patrol
president
Honor
NEDT
Roll
Honor
Club
Club
dent
BOSWORTH
RICHARD
GARY
3.
tory,
13
Mature
in
Seniors
intellectual
THOMAS
Regular
2;
Band
St.
PATRICK
Roll
Honor
Science
4;
CLOHERTY
Honor
1;
3,
JOHN
Candidate
3;
1;
list
Principal's
Club
2,
John
Perfect
4,
Berchman's
2.
2,
3,
3,
3,
4,
Lectors
4;
4,
Major
Gold
4;
1,
Sodality,
Secretary
Philothespic
Attendance
3,
Play
Medal
3;
Honor
2,
3,
Band
McKENNA
Roll
John
TV
4;
14
3,
2,
3,
3,
3,
4;
3,
3,
4;
4;
4;
3,
Citation
Patio.
CHARLES
2;
Sodality
Team
Speech
4;
Camera
4;
Senior
COLWELL
NEDT
4;
Roundup
1,
Berchman's
Crew
Elocution
3,4.
2,
Lectors
4;
Thespians
thespic
on
pursuits
typical
engaging
NFL
Club
Major
4;
Junior
SMU
3,
4;
2,
3,
Plays
2,
Roundup
Elocution
3,
4;
National
4;
2,
last
Journalism
2;
Philo
3;
3,
St.
4;
Senior
Seminar
Honor
TIMOTHY
Roll
1;
1;
Bowling
3,
Radio
4.
COOK
Club
2;
Student
Patrol
HEALY
PHILIP
Football
CORCORAN,
2,
4;
Basketball
3,
4;
2,
COUGHLIN
EDWARD
THOMAS
JR.
Baseball
JOHN
BAINARD
COWAN
4.
Honor
Roll
2,
1,
NEDT
4;
Business
Manager
up
Basketball
2;
2,
3,
4;
Golf
1;
Citation
Student
2,
3,
4;
Round
2;
4;
Golf
Jesuit
Winner,
Patrol
Roll
Honor
1,
Linz
2,
1,
NEDT
Pin;
Semifinalist
1,
Bowling
Tournament
3,
Candidate,
4;
Citation
3,
3;
2,
Editor
4,
Assistant
Editor
Roundup
Poetry
3,
Play
Major
1,
Roundup
2,
3,
Court
1;
ROBERT DORIAN
NICHOLAS
CROWLEY
CURTIS
JAMES
Honor
letterman's
Club
2,
3,
4;
Chess
Club
Roll
Honor
2,
1,
4;
Citation
NEDT
4;
1'.4;
1;
Art
4,
Philo
Club
Editor
4,
Mention,
Semi
Writing
Co-Chairman
4,
MICHAEL
Roll
Na
2;
Glee
4;
4,
Honorable
4;
Contest
Honor
nar
JAMES
Merit
4;
Representative
4,
last
4;
Round
Editor
3,
Council
3,
thespic
3,
4-year
National
1,
Speech
Co-Art
2,
1,
up
Student
2;
Team
4;
2.
4.
DARROUZET
Student
Council
Representa
tive
tional
Track
1,
Varsity
2,
3,
4;
Cross-Country
Merit
of
letter
Commendation
1,
2;
Sodality
4;,
Band
2,
3,
4,
Captain
2,
3,
4;
Honor
Spanish
Team
2,
1,
Speech
3,
Co-Art
Society
4,
Assistant
Chairman
4.
1,
up
ism
2,
3,
4,
Seminar
3,
1;
Plays
Major
Thespians
2,
3,
4,
Honor
Art
2,
3,
4;
1,
Round
2;
1,
SMU
3;
4,
4,
4,
4,
2,
3,
4;
Glee
3,
4,
1;
Club
2,
Vice-Prefect
St.
John
4;
Berch
3.
Treasur
Elocution
Masque
Member'
Last
Roundup
3,
2,
Secretary
Journal
Vice-Presidenf
Junior
C?old
3-Star
'4;'
2,
1,
1,
Class
man's
3,
3,
3,
3,
Member
Editor
NFL
President
2,
2,
,
Elocution
Senior
National
Lifetime
4;
1,
Philothespic
l
2,
Editor
Class
4;
er
4,
3,
3,
1,
Editor-in-Chief
..
"J"
Award
4,
resentative
4;
1,
2;
4,
Career
Student
Council
Rep
Club
1.
15
LEONARD
ROLLO
E.
DAVID
DAVIDSON
LEWIS
Roll
NEDT
NEDT
Citation
1;
2;
Citation
NMSQT
2;
Roundup
A.
Letter
of
Roll
1,
4;
Student
Patrol
mendation
3,
1,
Debaters
4;
4;
1;
Berchman's
library
1,
2,
3,
JOHN
B.
DiFRANCESCO
Letterman's
Baseball
3,
4,
4;
Club
4;
Manager
Varsity
Chess
2;
Frosh
B
4;
MARK
4;
Sodality
Manager
Club
1;
GREGORY
Varsity
Bowling
Track
Var
1,
Cross-country
Team
Basketball,
1;
Soccer
4.
EDWARDS
Honor
B
1,
National
Class
4;
Team,
3,
1,
Patrol
2,
2,
4;
4;
4;
3,
3,
4,
Student
Council
Secretary-Treasurer
Vice
President
Class
Secretary
Treasurer
Varsity
FARMER
3,
2,
Club
Club
Ranger
4.
1,
President
3,
1,
4;
4;
4;
Stu
4;
Vice
Frosh
Presi
Foot
Manager.
ball
B
1,
Varsity
4.
Varsity
16
DAVID
Roll
Letterman's
dent
Track
Freshman
4;
MICHAEL
dent Frosh
2;
Patrol
Football
Frosh
3;
4.
Varsity
sity
Citation
Student
4;
Essay 1;
Treasurer
Aid
1.
Secretary
NEDT
2;
Com
Award
Manager
Class
JR.
DICKINSON,
D/AVIGNON
Honor
Honor
Business
3,
2,
3,
4;
Team
Baseball
2,
CHRISTOPHER
FINN
Club
4;
Sodality
1,
3,
2,
4,
3,
2,
3;
ERVIN
NEDT
Club
THOMAS
Citation
FLEMING
Science
2;
Club
WILLIAM
Chess
3,
4;
Sodality
4;
KNOX
Roll
Honor
tional
3.
4;
2,
4;
FLOWERS
NEDT
III
Citation
Na
2;
Finalist
4;
Scholarship
Student
Council
3,
Science
lectors
NHS
3,
Club
Judge
1,
3,
2,
3,
1,
3,
3,
4;
4,
Place,
Berchman's
4;
3,
1
3,
,2,
3;
Journalism
Dash;
3;
4;
1,
Club
2,
4;
Letterman's
Seminar
Fair,
Team
NFL
4;
Student
Science
3,
Speech
Chess
2;
Cross-Country
Jesuit
4;
Vice-president
Candidate
2,
Excellence
SMU
440
4,
Sodality
John
Debaters
yd
Third
4;
Roundup
4;
Degree
Track
State
3,
St.
4;
4;
of
4,
Club
2,
3,
4.
Court
3,
Achievement"
Bowling
2,
4;
Honor
3;
Secretary
2;
Presi
4,
Representative
Class
Club
Secre
4,
Officer"
3,
Council
Student
4,
Glee
�andidate
Staff
4,
Berchman's
John
4;
dent
3,
2,
1;
Patrol
St.
3,
JOSEPH
Science
Roll
Honor
tary-Treasurer
Student
Patrol
4;
2nd
3,
4;
3.
Picture
Not
Avail,able
ROBERT
Honor
NEDT
J.
Roll
1,
Citation
urer
3,
3,
4,
2,
2;
3,
4;
Team
Private,
Dallas
4,
Captain
MICHAEL
linz
Candidate
3;
Council
Club
N.H.S.
Football
All
4,
Student
2,
2,
B
Greater"
2,
FLOYD
Letterman's
4;
Club
4;
trict,
2,
3,
4;
3,
3,
4;
Pin
4;
Student
2,
2;
THOMAS
1,
LAWRENCE
FLYNN
Basketball
4;
1',
MICHAEL
FRITCH
Base
4;
2.
Class
Vice-president
3,
Dis
All
4,
ball
Ranger
All
Mention
3,
Patrol
4;
Treas
4,
4;
Roundup
Varsity
Honorable
Ali-State
Track
Varsity
Student
Patrol
2,
4.
Major
17
FRANCIS
ROBBIE
NEDT
Citation
Social
Club
2,
3,
2,
2,
FREDERICK
Club
Class
4;
Thespians,
3,
LOUIS
3,
3,
1:.
L.
JOSEPH
Roll
Honor
2,
2,
4
18
4;
Major
Place
3,
2,
2,
3;
terman's
Club
B
2;
3,
2,
Team
Baseball
Student
MICHAEL
Council
Club
3,
2,
2,
4
3,
GALLAGHER
Class
4;
4
Frosh
4;
4;
2,
B
Captain
3,
3,
4;
4·
4;
Frosh
Colonel
let-
Ranger
Football
4
3,
Varsity
1,
2;
Secretary
President
Vice
Treasurer
Varsity
Patrol
MICHAEL
Transfer
letter
JAMES
Student
of
3.
GALLAGHER
Honor
Commendation
Roll
3,
4;
NMSQT
4.
1,
Team
Track
1;
4.
Glee
GEHRING
NEDT
Drum
Hohman
Place
Fair
1;
President
4,
Crew
Phil
4;
Play
4,
Science
Student
4;
Officer
Major
3.
2,
Second
3,
letter
4;
2;
President
Track
3;
Staff
4,
3,
National
Club
Student
Council
Chairman
4;
Roundup
Contest
1,
4,
Radio
3,
3;
Art
City
Patrol
FUCHS
Student
2;
Committee
man's
Club
4,
4;
1
3,
st
4,
Place
1
Citation
st
4;
THOMAS
Science
3,
Class
4;
3.
TV
2,
3,
Club
3,
1,
4;
4,
Camera
4,
2nd
Science
Regional
2.
2,
Fair
Dallas
Place
Band
Treasurer
Contest
Division
Science
3;
2;
Sodality
3,
Instrumental
Junior
Jesuit
Transfer
ANTHONY
Student
3;
Honor
GEJSER
Roll
3,
4.
ROBERT
Honor
lectors
Roll
.3,
DAMON
1,
4;
4;
GIER
Sodality
Berchman's
3,
4.
4,
Candidate
3;
ROBERT
Honor
Club
Team
Roll
2,
NEDT
Citation
1;
Varsity
JOHN
GLOSTER
FRANCIS
Baseball
4;
Perfect
3,
Frosh
2;
Letterman's
B
Basketball
1,
2;
3,
4,
Captain
Attendance
�,
4;
Bowling
2.
4;
FRANCIS
Roll
Honor
Club
dent
3,
2,
3;
3,
GONDOLF
LUIS
JR.
EDMUNDO
Transfer NEDT
1;
Citation
Football
B
1,
2;
President
Class
4;
Frosh
Track
2;
1,
B
Team
Student
Letterman's
nastics
Vice
1,
Team
2,
3;
GONZALES
Club
Spanish
4;
Gym-
3.
Presi-
Varsity
Basketball
2.
4;
in
A
typical
day
Senior
Week
sees
the
lovable
to
freshmen
wave
to
the
Seniors.
assembling
19
J.
STEPHEN
·MICHAEL
GOSSETT
Student
Transfer
Commendation'
2;
NEDT
Citation
2;
Class
4;
Secretary
NMSQT
2;
Stu
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4;
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2,
3;
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2;
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2;
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3;
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3;
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Club
2,
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3,
2,
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Club
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3.
4.
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2;
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2;
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4;
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2;
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Essay
4.
Bowling
Contest
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trol
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Club
1,
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2;
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1,
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Pa
Two
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Fred
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Student
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Letterman's
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Club
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So
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Roll
Honor
NEDT
1;
Council
2,
Varsity
3,
4;
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RINGHAM
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Sodality
2,
Student
2;
Honor
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Roll
1;
Candidate
4,
3,
Aide
2;
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NEDT
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Citation
2;
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4.
II
Football
4;
Club.
Baseball
3,
4;
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4;
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4;
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2;
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4,
3,
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in
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4;
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2,
1,
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President
Journalism
3;
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3,
Class
Southwest
ball
2;
Junior
Award
Rotary
Seminar
3,
3,
Club
4;
4,
2,
B
3;
Attendance
Last
1;
2;
S.M.U.
3;
Team
Prefect
4,
Foot
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4.
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S.
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ST.
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ROMAIN
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letterman's
Student
Club
3,
1.
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Frosh
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B
1,
Class
4;
Team
Baseball
4;
2,
2,
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Varsity
3,
3,
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1;
4,
All
4,
4;
up
4;
3;
Student
Patrol
H.
2,
1,
4;
Semi-finalist
NMSQT
Roll
Transfer
4;
Club
N.H.S.
1,
Speech
3,
2,
4;
Class
Secretary
4;
Roundup
Debaters
1,
Secretary
4;
1,
2,
2,
4;
3,
3,
4,
Service
Presi
Award
dent
2,
3,
Gold
Medal
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4;
Chess up
Secretary-Treasurer
Club
4;
of
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NFL
4;
2,
dent
4;
Perfect
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3;
1,
2,
2.
1,
3,
4,
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Secretary
gree
34
3,
last
3,
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4;
Club
Science
4;
2,
Team
4,
Pin
3;
2;
Honor
3,
3,
linz
Candidate
Roll
Citation
Principal's
2,
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SCAMMEL
GLENN
NEDT
Presi
4.
4;
Club
Spanish
4;
Chess
Honor
Club
Roll
2;
Cafeteria
1,
2;
Golf
1;
Court
NEDT
Patrol
Club
Bowling
3,
4;
1;
SPANGLE
Citation
1;
Aide.
Chess
2;
4.
RANDALL
Student
Round
4;
Student
Berchman's
Honor
WILLIAM
SHARPTON
Student
Council
3;
Secretary
4;
Basketball
4.
Student
Honor
Student
2;
Class
Phil
Frosh District
Patrol
2;
Chess
2,
3;
Science
Club
4;
KARL
PETER
STEEN MARK
NEDT
STEPHEN
WESLEY
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JR.
STEWART,
Student
Council
Letterman's
3;
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Club
3;
Science
Club
3,
Club
2,
3,
Honor
Attendance
RICHARD
4;
Honor
Roll
NEDT
Presi
4,
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STEPANEK
Citation
2;
fect
2,
2,
1,
3,
4;
STONE
1;
of
Pin
Tennis
STERLING
4;
Bowling
3,
4;
Soc
4.
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Linz
Letter
NMSQT
WILLIAM
Roll
Per
cer
Candidate
3;
2;
2,
3.
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Citation
4i
1,
Bowling
1,
Honor
Roll
McCORD
SULLIVAN
Letterman's
1;
Club
Com
1,
Sodality
2,
3,
4;
Roundup
1;
2,
Class
3,
4;
Presi
dent
3;
3,
4;
1;
3,
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Masque,
3;
Candidate
4,
Team
3,
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Phil
4;
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2,
3,
2,
4;
3;
3,
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4,
Symposium
2,
3,
4;
Kimball
2;
S.M.U.
posium
2;
Lighting
2,
4.
3,
2,
1,
3;
3,
2,
Vice
4,
Council
President
N.H.S.
3;
3,
pal's
Secretary-Treasurer
Honor
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tinction,
ager
4;
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2;"
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4;
3;
Team
Speech
Attendance
2,
4;
Roundup
dent
Tennis
Patrol
Chess
National
1;
Contest
Winner
Essay
1,
1;
2,
Phil
Club
3,
4,
1,
Captain
2,
3,
4,
3,
4;
Major
4;
Student
Play
1;
4.
Contest
Essay
2,
3,
Roundup
4,
of
Dis
Degree
Business
Court
Judge
1,
Princi
3;
National
1,
Last
Honor
Club
Science
4;
4;
President
4,
Class
Science
Sym
Crew
Student
mendation;
Silver
Berchman's
Science
Symposiums
4;
Man
Perfect
2.
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RODNEY
ANTHONY
TAPPEN
PATRICK
JOSEPH
TERRANELLA
NEIL
WILLIAM
MA�mN
THOMPSON Presi
Council
Student
dent
NEDT
4;
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Citation
1,
2,
4,
3,
Honor
Roll
Semi-finalist
NMSQT
2;
Student
2;
dent
4;
N.H.S.
dent
dent
John
DAVID
Science
Patrol
4;
LAWRENCE
Club
Glee
3;
Class
Club
4j
Council
Presi
4,
Bowling
3;
Student
Honor
Class
2,
Roll
Honor
Frosh
2,
1,
Citation
2;
Student
Basketball
1,
2;
NMSQT
Patrol
1,
B
Citation'
NEDT
4;
Team
4;
2;
Speech
Council
1,
Science
2;
2;
Debaters
3.
St.
4.
JOHN
linz
Candidate
3;
Letterman's
Letter
Club
4;
4;
2;
3,
2,
Student
1,
Stu
Honor;
Soccer
4;
TUITE
PATRICK
Roll
NEDT
mendation
Baseball
3,
Club
Con
Safety
of
Debaters
4;
3,
2,
2;
Presi
Vice
S.M.U.
Degree
1,
1,
Speech
4;
3;
2,
NFL
4;
Berchman's
4;
2;
Team
4;
3,
Roundup
President
3,
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JAMES
TROY
Treasurer
3.
3;
3,
Sodality
3;
1,
ference
36
1,
Citation
NEDT
2.
4;
Pin
of
Com
B
Team
4;
4.
3,
Varsity
Student
Class
2,
Berchman's
3,
Team
trol
E.
Phil
4;
VAN
Council
President
Versity
3,
3,
4,
4;
HORN
3;
III
Club
Letterman's
Frosh
Football
1;
AII-Dtstrict
Perfect
4;
B
1,
Pa
2.
1,
4;
Team
Student
Attendance
MICHAEL
Honor
FRANCIS
Roll
1;
Council
3,
4;
NEDT
Student
MARK
WALSH
Citation
Patrol
3,
2;
4;
Student
Bowling
NEDT
4;
JOSEPH,
Citation
2;
JOHN
WILKINSON
Science
Club
Chess
3;
Club
3.
Ranger
Class
Gymnastics
BENTON
Club
Vice
2,
3,
YARBROUGH
4;
Student
1,
Council
4;
President
3,
4;
Frosh
Football
4.
1,
4;
4,
PHILIP
Honor
NEDT
dent
LAWRENCE
Roll
1,
Citation
Patrol
Attendance
2,
2,
2;
3,
3;
Team
Coach
B
Team
Baseball
Colonel
3,
Head
Varsity
2;
Student
Manager
Patrol
2,.3,
4.
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linz
Pin
4;
Science
4;
B
Lt.
Club
Chess
2,
Club
3,
4;
4;
Stu
P·erfect
3.
37
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crew
for
Sopho
lighting
dance
more
Get-Acquainted
with
Phil
Room props.
pose
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strates
frosh
demon
latest
to
chapeau-styles
interested
seniors
lunch
during
period.
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Grubbs
after
car
Club's
Safety
course.
parks
casually
successfully
new
completing
Car
Road-e-o
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Rainey,
fans.
greets
Guy
Hirsch
sionary
work.
checks
with
Fr.
Underhill
about
summer
mis
of
surfin'
king
Jesuit
High
School,
of
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Jesuit's
answer
to
Bert
Parks,
John
Colwell
Jesuit
during
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spirit
Senior
Week.
during
worship
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47
Officers
Class
Junior
3-205
President
Fisk
Vice
President
Mike
McKool
Treasurer
Secretary
Dennis
Owens
Mark
Terranella
George
3-215
Presideht
Loiselle
David
Vice
Steve
President
Treasurer.
Secretary
Dunn
Pie
ring
Robert
Larry
Meyer
3-216
President
Tom
Booker
Vice
Jack
Treasurer
President
Secretary
Daniel
Stuart
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3-217
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President
Brian
Robinson
Vice
President
Bob
Driscoll
Secretary
Dick
Johnson
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Joe
Darnall
TOrri
Froehlich
Lee
Ken
Alexander
Asel
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Winston
Kevin
Ray
Barker
Booker
Bosworth
Bradshaw
John
Bulger
Jeff
Canaday
Chase
Tommy
Tom
Christine
Coelen
George
Rick
Coelen
Cole
Pete
Rick
Cooper
Tim
D'Arcy
Dickinson
Jerry
Juniors
Sean
Finegan
Jeff
FitzGerald
Dick
Flume
Biff
Godfrey
Hall
Tom
John
Hamje
Mike
Johnson
Mark
Jones
James
Mark
Jones
Keene
Kohler
Kip
Mike
Kuklenski
John
Lampo
Jeff
Jim
Lanier
Lomonaco
49
Love
Larry
Luther
Mike
Malcomesius Rusty
Martin
John
Maxvill
John
Mercher
John
Morrow
Tim
Dennis
Muldoon
Dan
Murray
O'Rourke
Joe
O'Shea
Kevin
Perea
Peter
Hal
Pettigrew
John
Bill
Pokladnik
Ramsey
David
John
Vic
Reid
Rener
Ressler
Chuck
Rooney
Victor
I
wonder
the
17
from
50
if
out
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mom
ever
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to
what
happened
bucks
Waco
Junior
without.
came
home
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Our
candidate
for
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to
likely
Recede."
Bob
Russell
Ken
Shaw
Mike
Shropshire
Skiles
Dave
Mike
Staton
Mike
Sullivan
John
Tom
Sullivan
Switser
David
Taylor
Jim
Thompson
Tinkle
Anthony
Marcus
Torti
Mike
Trimble
Larry
Vining
Ricky
Wooldridge
Tim
Wysocki
51
Class
Officers
Sophomore
2-113
President
Phil
President
Vice
Civello
LaLumia
Treasurer
Secretary
John
Tony
Kultgen
Fulton
Jimmy
2-114
President
Vice
President
Treasurer
Secretary
John
2-1
Kidwell
Mac
Jim
Rawley
Poeppelmeler
Tom
Kline
15
President
Vice
Steve
Steve
President
Treasurer
Secretary
Mayeux
Parsons
Eddie
Robert
Hagan
2-117
President
Vice
President
Secretary
Charles
Hendler
Joe
Jack
Cosgrove
52
Coerver
Treasurer
Chris
Floyd
Kleineck
Ackels
larry
Rick
Anderson
Chris
Arduini
Robert
Mike
Bush
Rocky
Jack
Campbell
Cammack
Bob
Charron
Robert
Tom
Clark
Clark
Chuck
Bill
Berkshire
Burns
Bob
Connor
Cuellar
Dahm
larry
Davilla
Andy
Chris
Darrouzet
Dick
Delacy
James
Raul
'Pat
Del
Rio
Estrada
Flume
Sophomores
Underclassmen
Pat
Flume
and
Chris
San
a
Miguel
Jesuit
Speech
during
moment
at
the
quiet
Tournament.
53
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Bob
Jim
Franz
Geiser
Mark
Gillett
Griffin
Rory
Tom
Hanlon
David
Hanschen
David
Harrison
Robert
Haywood
Heitzman
Roger
Mark
Hellinghausen
Bob
Higgins
Hogan
Courtney
Paul
Holmes
Rob
Ivey
Johnson
George
Jaubert
Jacques
James
Greg
Keene
Mike
Kohler
louis
Fred
Krusemark
David
Rick
Kuzel.
lalla
lucian
Bob
laBarba
larcade
Paul
leche
leak
Harry
lewis
lee
Mike
lilly
54
Walter
Lipski
Dan
Maher
Louis
Jim
Maher
McCaul
Tom
McCone
Austin
Bill
McCormack
McGraw
Steve
Melton
Mike
Moran
Mike
Neitzel
Mike
Nejtek
John
Brad
Brian
Jeff
O'Donnell
Olson
O'Shea
Pakula
George
Peshak
Pat
Reynolds
Robertson
Philip
Rubio
Ray
Chris
San
Miguel
Schaefers
Greg
Steve
Schnitzius
Tom
Sharpton
Lank
Smith
Ed
Traupman
Chris
Vilfordi
Arthur
Ways
Gary
Paul
Brian
Wessely
White
Wildes
55
Freshman
Class
Officers
1-103
President
Vice
Jeff
Treasurer
President
Tim
Charles
John
,-,
Vice
Seabrook
President
Secretary
Schvaneveldt
Escamilla
Murchison
05
John
Mix
President
John
Ryan
Malcolm
Secretary
Treasurer
Logan
Charlie
Wilburt
1-107
President
Vice
Mike
Doran
President
Bronson
George
Bill
Secretary
Treasurer
McCormack
Mark
I-I
President
Goedecke
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Joe
Haggar
Vice
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Ed
Russell
Tim
Maher
Weiler
Johnson
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I
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Charles
Fechtel
Pat
President
Javier
Galvin
Escobar
Secretary
Finn
Treasurer
Terry
I-I
President
Vice
12
Onnie
President
Clem
David
Dutton
Mike
Murphy
Secretary
Treasurer
56
Eddie
Palms
Ackels
Henry
Daniel
Bob
Alaniz
Austin
Dennis
Barta
Charles
Bartush
John
Baugh
Mike
Bell
Julio
Betancourt
Raymond
John
Boldreghini
Brinkman
Lewis
Brooks
Alan
Bryan
John
Burke
Brian
Byrne
David
Canty
Cato
Mike
Cavnar
Nick
Joe
Clark
Cochran
David
John
Pete
Colfrey
Crothers
Geoff
Crowley
John
DeLaney
Paul
Devers
Edward
Dickinson
Freshmen
Father
Schott
receives
a
basketball
from
freshman
trophy
tains
Lattner
and
Doug
solation
Gloster.
Jerry
at
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the
cap
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is
for
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trophy
Wilmer
Hutchins
Tournament.
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Dillon
Joe
Driscoll
Randy
Dupont
Manuel
Esquivel
Bill
Etheridge
Farmer
Gef
Fisk
Chuck
Ed
Fitzgerald
Pat
Flynn
Froehlich
Pete
Bill
Gagan
George
Robert
Mike
Gasper
Geiser
Gibbon
Gloster
Jerry
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Goering
Gonzales
John
Charlie
Gonzales
Gornick
Tom
Grasshoff
John
John
Greene
Griffin
Bill
Ed
Hockaday
Mark
Bob
Randy
King
Kitowski
Roger
Jeff
Kring
Dave
Larcade
Lattner
Doug
Steve
Lawrence
Charles
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Loinette
Doug
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Tom
loughborough
love
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Bill
Maguire
Walter
Mahoney
Richard
Mangold
Maxwell
Henry
Mike
McCarthy
Fred
Pat
Tom
McCord
McCormick
McCorm
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Frank
McCullough
Jim
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Dan
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Vince
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Charles
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ORGANIZATIONS
68
69
KNEELING:
Floyd,
Thomas,
Esquivel,
treasurer,
Mut,
Flowers,
Grasshoff,
1st
vice-president.
Trimble,
Ackels,
STANDING,
ROW:
Farmer,
Hendler,
Yarbrough,
President
Fr.
Rivoire
Student
at
Moser,
McKool.
Terranella
...
'speaks
a
meeting.
Council .
..
as
members
ponder.
Finn.
Gallagher,
2nd
ROW:
KNEELING:
moderator.
Terranella,
2nd
ROW:
president,
Curtis,
Krippner,
Cowan,
secretary.
Stone,
Osten,
STANDING,
Schvaneveldt,
1st
ROW:
Fuchs,
Rener,
Tappen,
Fernandez,
Fr.
Iwanski,
Haywood,
Rivoire,
Franz.
Lilly,
The
school's
the
of
System,
the
of
solvency
treasury,
dances
are
the
campus=these
which
for
sponsoring
on
elegant
many
the·
Honor
adoption
miraculous
feats
remembered.
the
'66
student
And
in
senior
council
the
be
get
juniors
for
time
will
will
finally,
their
summer.
the
But
rings
council
also
devoted
much
of
its
time
to
expressing
thanks
in
the
of
name
their
for
the
school
to
individuals
in
to
Jesuit,
help
financial
aiding
organizations
about
trouble,
voicing
the
complaints
in
cafeteria,
between Student
fabulous
Council
sponsored
short,
and,
the
maintaining
administration
and
the
understanding
student
body.
Homecoming.
This
student
council
has
year's
council
a
ever
before,
Lockers
result
of
are
lockless
Honor
for
been,
more
than
action.
as
Code.
71
Cheerleaders
Ann
TOP:
Jan
Pauken,
Mary
Harri
Karen son,
livesay,
Knight,
Kylen
BOTTOM:
Ursuline
from
Academy.
Hirsch,
Macrae,
Bosworth.
Darnall,
Letterm an's
Club
SEATED:
er,
M.
Dunn,
Galla
McDonell,
Shaw,
Mos
Rei
Halza,
Hirsch,
Lanier,
gher,
Loiselle,
Robinson,
president,
benspies,
Furlong,
Flynn,
-
Sullivan,
Ryan,
Johnson,
Coelen,
Fuchs,
Molina,
Van
Ma·crae,
brough,
Farmer,
G.
D.
Cole,
R.
Flowers,
Osten,
Ochs,
M.
Berry,
Coelen,
Horn,
Corcoran,
Johnson,
Yar
L.
McCullough, .
Moser,
Gloster,
Tuite,
Gregory.
STANDING:
Kultgen,
Morgan,
Coach
72
Korman,
Walsh,
Crowley,
Floyd,
Boyle,
moderator,
Gondolf,
Peikowskl,
Dickinson,
Dif'rencesco,
Bosworth.
Club
Ranger
1st
Fr.
ROW:
moderator,
S.J.,'
Rivoire,
ROW:
2nd
Moser,
3rd
ROW:
Christine,
Taylor,
Farmer,
Gallagher,
Kitowski,
Krlppner.:
president,
Yarbrough.
Lajoie,
Coelen,
Floyd,
Robinson,
Booker.
Boyle,
Honor
One
of
the
..
Court
for
main
the
school's
new
provisions
honor
code,
the
initiated
students
last
sum
by
for
was
student
a
honor
court
those
to
mer,
try
the
of
accused
code
breaking
or
theft.
Its
by
members
were
lying"
cheating
the
chosen
Stu
by
dent
Council
from
list
a
of
In
applicants.
the
has
court
success
of
our
many
for
been
the
responsible
ways
new
system.
CLOCKWISE
FROM
SEATED,
ski,
Keane,
STANDING:
Hoyt,
Stone,
Darrouzet,
TOP:
Rener,
McCaul,
Chairmen
Muldoon,
Finn,
Cowan
and
Christine,
Iwan
Darnall.
Moser.
Lajoie,
73
TOP:
SENIOR
STUDENT
PATROL.
1st
ROW:
Carroll,
Hirsch,
Reibenspies,
Ochs,
3rd
Peters,
Nasky,
Cullough,
BOTTOM:
S.J.,
Bosworth;
Meny,
Lanier,
4th
ROW:
Student
74
Korman,
STUDENT
JUNIOR
Ruiz.
Moser,
Berry,
Kultgen,
Finn,
Troy,
Tuite,
Brice,
ROW:
Lajoie.
Gondolf,
Molina,
Ryan,
Van
Gonzales,
Horn,
Iwanski,
Newman,
Flynn,
2nd
ROW:
1<rippner.
Macrae,
Mc
Hayden,
Krutilek.
Flowers,
moderator,
Sandifer,
Gregory,
PATROL.
Schnitzius,
Taylor,
1st
ROW:
McDonell,
Dunn,
Cole,
Patrol
W.
Fuchs,
Vining,
Morgan,
Booker,
Owens,
Bosworth,
Godfrey,
Lomonaco,
Disque.
McKool,
Flume,
Dickinson.
3rd
Terranella,
T.
Furlong,
Booker.
2nd
ROW:
Fr.
Rivoire,
ROW:
Wysocki,
Coelen,
Pettigrew,
Sullivan,
Darnall,
sits Fr.
STAFF
moderator
of
the
Student
back
Johnny
Patrol.
at
main
desk
OFFICERS:
Terranella,
Flowers,
looney,
Floyd,
Booker,
Gallagher,
Yarbrough,
after
Fr.
successfully
Rivoire,
Rivoire.
overthrowing
Poeppelmeier,
Fuchs.
75
SOPHOMORE
STUDENT
1
st
ROW:
Franz,
Maher,
PATROL.
2nd
Booker.
Poeppelmeier,
ROW:
looney,
Clark,
leahy,
Olson,
Campbell,
O'Shea. 3rd
Floyd,
Hanlon,
ROW:
lilly.
Fr.
Rousseau,
Kultqen,'
Rivoire,
leak,
Holmes,
Hellinqhausen,
Chris
76
Lalumia,
Cosgrove,
Flume.
Finn
hard
at
work.
Wesseley,
4th
Davila,
ROW:
Ackels,
Charron,
Cammack,
lipski,
Geiser,
John
Berchman's
er,
Asel,
ler,
Gi
Hend
STAND
Finn.
Flowers,
Canty,
Ivey,
Escamilla,
Cosgrove,
Sla
McGraw,
O'Donnell,
Moderator.
SEATED
Mr.
RIGHT:
S.J.,
Dahm,
Gregory,
Terranella,
iel,
Beyer,
tin,
Olson,
LEFT:
C.
Gornick,
Dillon,
Higgins,
Terranella,
Flowers,
Greene,
Kieineck,
ma,
Cloherty,
Colwell,
Krippner,
ING:
Stringfellow,
Mills,
LEFT:
SEATED
ABOVE:
St.
Barker,
M.
Lajoie,
McCone,
Haywood,
O'Donnell,
Dan
Aus
Sharpton,
Leak.
Hendler,
Tinkle,
Haywood,
Flowers.
Cloherty,
Gier,
Lectors
77
1st
tor.
ROW:
2nd
Hendler,
prefect,
Darrouzet,
Fr.
vice-prefect,
ROW:
Gehring,
ROW:
Mr.
Cloherty,
secretary,
Krippner,
Daniel,
often
The
Sodality
78
Tinkl
sessions
had
joint
e,
treasurer,
McGranahan,
M.
ROW:
Alexander,
3rd
4th
Brice,
Grubbs,
Fleddermann,
Terranella,
Ivey,
Gier,
S.J.,
Asel,
Dahm,
Godfrey,
Coerver,
Colwell,
Darrouzet,
assistant
moderator,
Dickinson,
Rener,
Fernandez,
with
Su
II
Hayden,
ivan,
Finn,
Yarber,
Academy
Di
Moser,
Francesco,
this
Ursuline
M.
year.
McCaul,
Reibenspies,
Sodality
Meny,
Johnson,
Korman,
S.J.,
Terranella,
Keane,
McNally,
Pettigrew,
Kitowski,
Cosgrove,
modera
Lundin.
Kultgen.
FitzGerald,
CANDI
DATE
1
SODALITY.
ROW:
the
National
has
Honor
Society
year
made
Esquivel,
Goering.
Donnelly,
some
academic
2nd
McCul
Clark,
Osten,
Darrouzet,
lough,
This
McGranahan,
Bartush.
Brinkman,
ROW:
3rd
Fr.
ROW:
O'Connell,
Wilson,
Dillon,
Beyer,
Alexander.
st
Robbins,
Cavnar,
Murchison,
Slama,
real
life.
contributions
Aside
from
to
school's
the
its
perennial
in
'individual
its
help
members
tutoring,
the
to
short
education.
brought
They
,of
and
woodwind
a
string
quintet
before
to
the
quartet
And
student
body.
perform
in
they
helped
dents
from
the
on
body
Jesuit
a
gave
student
speeches
meaning
immensely
classes
too
stu
freeing
slow
many
for
them
by
and
the
Independent
initiating
Program.
student
for
his
and
constitutes
Re
a
in
own
setting
studies,
vance
ensures
program
of
capable
his
Study
This
search
pace
ad
a
significant
Jesuit's
curriculum
this year.
National
Honor
Society
KNEELING:
s
Floyd,
Hendler,
Scammel,
Stone,
president,
Lajoie,
vlce-pre
ident.
STANDING:
Booker,
Gregory,
FitzGerald,
Dickinson,
Flowers,
.
Byrd,
Keane,
Krippner
.) i
79
Science
Club
2nd 1
st
ROW:
Gehring,
president,
assistant
Mr.
moderator.
Buvens,
Haywood,
Murchisctn,
moderator.
3rd
Geiser,
ROW:
Wilson,
Mr.
Lanier,
Baugh,
Mr.
S.J.,
4th
ROW:
Maher,
Finn,
Oliver,
Austin,
assistant
Irial,
Scammel,
Stone,
Perea,
Lundin,
Brown,
5th
Flowers,
Staton,
ROW:
Thompson.
Father
80
ROW:
Dwyer.
moderator,
Fleming,
Hanschen,
Sheridan,
Burke,
Brice,
Morgan,
Morris,
works
May
on
one
of.
his
own
Cochran,
Dahm,
Lawrence,
Webster,
Dickinson,
Canaday,
Zbylot.
science
projects.
Grubbs,
Club
Fencing
In
some
students
20
enrolled
in
a
twelve-lesson
class
Dr.
tutored
in
fencing,
Emeric
by
February,
one
DeGall,
with
pictured
the
foil,
themselves
of
and
fencin
masters
the
in
Dallas
area.
His
lessons
began
j
will
to
the
progress
the
an
1
epee
Jesuit
Club,
of
which
to
the
sabre.
The
students
have
finally
Sam
Bob
is
Rainey
president,
organized
Hendler
vice-presi
Jim
Crowley
The
few
the
above,
and
into
Fencing
dent
feudal
returns
system
secretary-treasurer.
to
the
senior
patio.
81
lundin,
Bookstore
Club
Camera
Perkins,
Gagan,
FitzGerald,
nelly,
82
Grubbs,
luther,
Colwell,
Don
Brice,
Godfrey.
Gehring,
Robbins,
Mr.
Stack,
S.J.,
Perea,'
Mr.'
Mills,
S.J.,
moderator,
Haywood.
Mr.
SEATED:
assistant
S.J.,
Fleddermann,
Flowers,
moderator,
secretary,
Iwanski,
vice-president,
Scammel,
president,
treasurer,
FitzGerald,
D.
San STANDING:
moderator.
Mr.
Holmes,
Rener,
Ham]e.
S.J.,
Fagin,
Fernandez,
Ackels,
Miguel,
Maher,
Vilfordi,
Flume,
Coerver,
Asel,
Byrd,
McGraw.
Froehlich,
Flume,
Thompson,
arbitration
of
for
came
the
law
provided
right-to-work
Their
this year.
arguments
from
Wichita
Houston,
Mike
where
and
Shreve
Falls,
Denton,
merited
McKool
the
Washington,
port,
"fourth
of
title
in
best
the
And
set
to
Cherry
of
among
Bruno
speech,
the
of
Mr.
in
success
years
with
Jesuit's
off
this year
of many
school
Blos
National
speaker"
Tournament.
som
founder
one
the
disputes
labor-management
debaters'
Jesuit
trophies
com
and
in
national
a
the
in
government's
problems
pulsory
prospects
basis
role
federal
the
of
The
its
National
award
for
Forensic
co
Jacob,
the
League,
continued
presented
excellence
in
speech,
25
given
annually.
Mr.
Bruno
Jacob,
co-founder
of
the
National
talks
Forensic
with
League,
students.
83
More
than
torty
Two
weeks
of
preparation
And
the
whole
morning,
vied
Team.
Speech
600
on
Friday
84
involved
schools
in.
registrants
began
pouring
for
the
awards
on
this
table.
Jesuit's
own
WJHS-TV
viewers
informed,
kept
amused.
Jesuit
students
at
the
information
table
told
where
to
go.
participants
Chip
Brenner,
'65,
was
one
of
the
who
400
volunteered
their
services. Fr.
[udqes
and
Glenn
Louapre
at
the
Scammel
distributes
awards
final
assembly.
Tournament
Invitational
Jesuit
Speech
On
the
28th
and
29th
·of
Jesuit
held·
its
third
annual
Invitational
January,
in
the
tournament
from
schools
participants
despite
were
Competitors
tournament
all
over
Texas,
much
praised
sweepstakes
by
Tournament.
Speech
snow
and
sleet,
Oklahoma
Houston
and
Louisiana.
Bellaire
took
a
In
a
close
victory.
85
FRESHMAN
Garvey,
86
DEBATE.
Webster,
1
st
ROW:
Sheridan,
Greene,
Morris.
Clote,
Ackels,
Alaniz.
Waychoff,
2nd
ROW:
Dillon,
Gonzalez,
Dickinson,
Muldoon,
Baugh,
Cavnar,
Mc
1
ROW:
st
Curtis,
president,
Arnone,
vice-president,
secretary,
Krippner,
Ochs,
Colwell,
4th
luther,
Cowan,
Roarke,
3rd
Austin.
C.
Horn,
ROW:
Arduini,
Arrington,
Maher.
Dahm,
O'Shea,
5th
Dwyer,
Fuchs
Monier
moderator,
Hendler,
Meny,
Robbins,
Van
B.
Tinkle,
assistant
S.J.,
Coursey,
Moran,
Sullivan,
Cloherty,
ROW:
Mr.
moderator,
S.J.,
Hanley,
Arduini,
Higgins.
Morgan,
ROW:
Fr.
Gier,
D'arcy,
ROW:
2nd
Krutilek.
Christine,
FitzGerald
"
,
Elsaesser.
Walkup�
Rawley,
The
Philothespic
Society
Phil's
carried
new
was
former
a
His
school.
A
play
of
Saint
the
last year,
the
Philip
by
and
old
Broadway
Bolt,
started
Father
'66
the
at
the
year
Robert
in
on
moderator
scholastic
girls
casting
precedent
was
a
Ursuline
of
The
Hanley,
moderator
S.J.,
as
(1959)
this
first
production
Man
Thomas
for
All
Seasons
by
first
More,
history's
story
The
of
conscience.
April
martyr
of
the
Shrew,
traditional
Father
smiles
Hanley
Jesuit
amid
typewriters
In
also
Senior
and
Shakespeare's
Father
directed
by
Junior
Taming
Elocution
and
the
Hanley,
Contests
were
staged.
Tourna
during
ment
preparation.
87
and
Fr.
Hanley
90
Phil
members
and
at
tryouts
(TOP)
rehearsal
(BOTTOM.).
The
1
st
ROW:
Band
Mr.
Schuster,
drum
Perea,
Reid,
Maher,
pen,
ROW:
major.
Alexander,
Johnson,
Perkins,
love,
president,
Muldoon,
Burns,
Melton.
Mut,
Clote,
Poore,
Johnson,
4th
3rd
Cuellar,
D.
lee.
Miller,
vice
ROW:
White,
Rener,
Tudor,
5th
president.
House,
Gagan,
director,
2nd
Gehring,
Averett,
ROW:
Mercher,
ROW:
Beyer,
Tap
Grubbs,
Pakula,
Mul
-
doon,
Maxvill,
Robbins,
luther.
Colwell,
6th
McCone,
ROW:
Gillett,
Pape.
91
Ti
Mr.
In
92
Schuster
October
each
his
displays
Mr.
Schuster
perfectionism
took
a
wife,
by
and
student.
drilling
the
Band
rejoiced.
Wherever
Jesuit
School
High
hear
can
the
after
Band
school.
Room
Their
heard
were
is,
you
Band.
They
the
in
daily
drum
practice
before
brass
all
and
and
bass
over
Haggar
Stadium
and
ceremon
Homecoming
ies
(BELOW,.TOP).
at
all
major
And
their
entertained
They
assemblies
semiannual
(BOTTOM).
concerts
are
real
always
productions,
and
This
moving.
chosen
our
polished
band
was
year
to
a.JI
Dalia'S
area
represent
bands
in
a
cere
nationally-televised
the mony
honoring
Kennedy.
late
President
1966
for
a
was
gan,
An
ART
Bargmann,
none
Fr.
Ochs,
24
SOCIETY
Derrera,
this
Spanish
94
SEATED:
(TOP:
Fuchs,
year.
Luther,
Meny,
created
Honor
Court
was
Skiles,
t
he
Mut;
most
noticeable one;
STANDING:
there
DiFrancesco,
S.J.,
moderator,
McLeod.
He
has
Krutilek),
held
the
was
Yarber,
Mrs.
Muldoon,
of purpose
Yarber,
rowley,
and
lectures
Canaday,
Latin
and
knowing
made
appreciating
American
Rhoda,
and
the
fencing
this
galleries
the
Mor
chartered
many
Dallas'
Alexander,
demonstrates
Flowers,
and
by
to
field
Parsons,
culture,
team
Alexander,
of
organization
slide
Love,
trips
C
Torres,
the
soccer
Terranella,
dreamed
the
Fr.
by
finally
Jones,
with
Daniel,
Mcleod,
initiated
was
(B0TTOM:
S.J.),
Martin,
Fr.
Anderson,
years,
SPANISH
Skilles,
Student
organizations.
CLUB
Jesuit's
in
by
The
The
new
year
club.
Gillett,
Staton,
increased
year.
Cuellar,
on
emphasis
The
CHESS
ski,
Sullivan,
CLUB
(TOP:
Flowers,
KNEELING:
Hendler,
Ackels,
Arduini.
Cato,
McCone,
STANDING:
Fr.
Cambell.
Berger,
McGranahan,
S.J.,
Kitow
SEATED:
Zbylot,
moderator,
Higgins,
O'Shea,
Robbins,
McGraw,
McCormack,
Fernandez,
Crowley,
Beyer,
Cavnar,
Morgan,
Ackels,
.
Spangle,
Wilkinson,
born
institution,
one
Korman,
that
Edwards,
attracted
Brice,
Macrae,
members
and
Pitts,
saw
DiFrancesco,
little
action.
president,
Hendler,
Martinez.
Haywood,
Leche,
Baugh,
And
many
Hirsch,
Jones,
Arduini,
Cooper,
Dickinson,
not
an
finally,
STANDING:
Flowers,
so
Prather,
Russell)
new-the
GLEE
organization
Arnone,
Mr.
Rousseve,
S.J.,
was
another
late
CLUB
(KNEELING:
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sort
for
the
Mr.
Stack,
S.J.,
and
Mr.
Roach
look
like
the
debonair
journalistic
"On
the
grosses
The
Roundup
96
Nick
Curtis
illuminates
Range"-er
another
camera.
letter
of
resignation.
and
en
THE
ROUNDUP
STAFF,
in
state
a
of
disorder.
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ROW:
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Cough lin,
Froehlich,
Gregory,
Mr.
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ROW:
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Senior
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surprise.
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99
100
SPORTS
101
District
Champs
102
"Jesuit
Rangers
Jesuit
Rangers
1965
The
of
Jesuit
1965
merited
successful
a
Rangers
With
this year.
and
Coaches
lettermen,
returning
the
with
inexperienced
resulted
their
in
drive
the
players
8-2
fine
Ranger
Two
season.
the
of
Rangers,
spirit.
and
Bob
Mike
Floyd
Of
the
two
it
only
to
Both
in
that
American
both
were
ranks.
lost
a
by
losses,
frustrating
a
different
between
the
but
two
one
different
that
teams.
city
place
the
All
the
in
note
were
points.
took
hurt
was
Lalla
joined
is
interesting
four
of
really
This
Bill
Moser,
lost,
games
total
had
Brewton
Pasqua
and
new
This
and
season
very
few
a
only
combine
to
outcome
of
the
determined
which
Nolan-Reicher game
the
of
winner
tie
a
between
Jesuit
and
Reicher
the
for
honor
of
two-way
to
State.
Reicher
defeated
Nolan
and
went
on
St.
Thomas
of
Houston.
by
a
fine
team
the
and
Nevertheless,
of
Jesuit
High
so
much
themselves
Rangers
things
School,
their
and gave
spirit.
the
in
come.
years
salute
best
proved
to
in
greater
surely
sacrificed
Ranger
defeated
finally
do
will
students
We,
be
to
going
our
the
fellow
true
students
tradition
of
who
the
Run
Over
Central,
Rangers
18-8
The
Rangers
a
fine
win
their
opened
over
a
fumble
first
score
as
downs
the
by
with
season
Moser
team.
set
up
Jesuit
struck
first.
Touch
and
by
into'
Antonio
Mike recovery
the
1965
San
tough
A
Floyd
Morgan
lead.
Bob
the
throughout
with
alternated
Jack
game
Jesuit
pushed
also
Floyd
Gondolf
at
the
quarterback
first
and
James
spot.
defense
of
the
goal
Mike
by
defense
It
was
interception.
to
fine
Gallagher's
and
pass
start
his
while
season,
led
was
kicked
Greg
field
only
the
fine
a
fine
a
year.
Floyd
connects
with
Kline.
down
Robinson
five
after
hard
yards.
pulled
Bues
Jesuit
by
Edged
27-28
The
led
Rangers
the
throughout
be
Kirwin
edged
On
first
of
a
to
final
only
minutes
the
play
with
of
Floyd
The
run.
yard
school
new
Bob game,
85
an
away
set
game
the
in
by
the
play.
broke
record
Rangers
of
550
total
yards
offense.
went
for
over
two
Floyd
and
a
personal
The
rushing
who
flew
Rangers,
first),
called
lagher
had
a
turned
'uhlucky
his
the
the
and
a
tide.
72
to
yard
pass
(another
field
Mike
Gal
the·
set
up
field
buc.
one
stop
yards.
goal
in
goal.
with friends
to
touchdowns
which
pulled
attempted
Boyle
325
g.ame
three
back
last
otustanding and
Bobby
104
touchdowns
of
yardage
credit.
game
an
Morgan
two
played
touchdowns
to.
Pardon
shoulder, my
Lions
Rangers
The
St.
Mark's
24-6
Rip
Lions
went
home with
tonight
eighth
loss
straight
to
Jesuit.
their
The crosstown
rivafs
were
beaten
soundly
the
as
never
Rangers
lead.
Bob
led
Floyd
also
The
lost
their
the
Ranger
He
Halza.
points.
tossed
a
with
squad
sixteen
35
touchdown
yard
to
pass
Jim
and
offense
rolled
over
the
lion
defense
the
looked
game
scored
late
in
the
like
second
a
shutout
half.
It
until
was
also
the
a
Lions
fine
de
fensive the
as
game
Rangers
off
fought
serious any
threats
throughout
the game.
down
Morgan
looks
as
on.
Reibenspies
goes
Wax
Indians
the
22-0
Rangers
in
First
Floyd
too
Shut
Out
another
Bob
all
Year.
of
as
fantastic
in
the
first
half.
The'
k
over
scored
an
then
Jesuit
points
defense.
d
held
Outstanding
to
Waxahachie
a
defense
on
night.
he
game
played
22
standstill
were
all
Jo h nny
players
and Fred Van
Horn
In
Ryan.
as
Jesuit
Dave
�",
Kultgen,
Gallagher,
out
the
blanked
Rangers
the
put
Indians.
a
fine
Jerry
performance
growls
Ryan.
a
Jerry
Ryan
face
gets
lifting.
Ruin
Trojans
Rangers
23-13
The
of
name
Bob
back
keeps
Floyd
and
summaries,
for
record
for
the
in
most
16
throwgame,
Bob
�25
off
the
a
for
.completinq
and
the
proved
in
and
the
threw
scored
Floyd
another
to
Rangers
Jerry
It
more
was
fine
a
Ryan
Jesuit
as
points.
ran
night
over
of
University
factor
a
play
pass
record
game.
for
six
used
yards.
which
sprint
in
twice
for
school
new
a
completions
and
new
both
set
performance
pass
25
a
again
he
as
ing
these
Bob
reason.
good
very
spirited
in
coming
a
a
gave
Waco.
High
A
familiar
scene
with
Floyd.
Molina
clears
the
for way
in
Mike
Gallagher
Halza
as
a
tough
pulls
on
in
glee.
Out
Shuts
Jesuit
looks
Jimmy
pass
Tigers
22-0
The
administered
Rangers
to
Terrel
the
year
second
score
their
at
all
bay
fifth
in
six
recovered
off
fumble
a
inside
Tiger
rushing
with
Floyd
six
offense,
more
of
his
a
on
Moser,
Mor
Gallagher
fine
Mike
by
fans.
the·
Galla
caused
points.
own.
eight
on
The pass
led
Ranger
ten.
eight
up
the
he
the
and
matched gan
picked
Fred
when
Floyd
127
for
of
The
moved
touchdown
Ranger
and
took
yards
..
shutout
first.
they
Michael games.
first
up
as
night
victory
the
set
gher
106
the
as
Rang
the
Tigers
to
their
same
by
held
ers
on
put
a
reception.
fine
show
for
Ryan.
Jesuit
Second
a
Cages
7-6
Tiger,
Jesuit
two
caught
the
tigers
tail
in
week
one
by
the
as
Rangers
in
the
final
barely
Lancaster
squeezed
of
minutes
It
by
defensive
a
was
play.
all
both
as
teams
put
luck
But
with
was
Rangers.
Davila
and
Van
Horn
for
an
extra
Brian
try
went
for
over
the
Jesuit
and
fine
a
in
the
point
it
to
the
It
gave
Ryan
hole open
for
he
called
can't you
Molina
to
prepares
ball
dump
out
the
by
Gary
of
most
Pasqua
the
night.
Robinson.
If
Joe
Greg
an
Mr. game
plays
and
minutes
by
was
Rangers.
coached
as
final
extra
game,
James
Robin
point.
standingly
Hendler
blocked
Johnny
Lancaster's
son
up
the
performance.
of
fine
a
night
game
Andy
go
through
'em.
around
'em,
go.
carrier.
enemy
First
Rangers
Drop
District
This
was
Rangers
the
as
0-3
Game,
second
and
last
loss
for
the
Reicher the
nipped
closely
fought
battle.
It
in
Rangers
was
a
a
defensive game
all
night
as
nose
fight.
both
teams
socked
but
out
in
a
hard
and
Floyd
night,
it
Both
Morgan
had
a
fine
the
Cougar
defense too
proved
The
much.
came
Rangers
within
field
goal
distance
three
times
the
during
elected
to
for
was
but.
a
try
It
touchdown
each
time.
a
tough
most
night
all
hope
loss
for
a
to
take
as
Jesuit
lost
al
State
championship
this
year.
,07
and
one
Ryan
slips.
Viking
by
for
the
next.
prepares
Jesuit
Dumps
in
was
a
Vikings
12-8
Battle,
Muddy
It
and
_
when
damp
the
with
first
night
muddy
invaded
Fort
Worth.
Rangers
scored
the
play
power
up
Jerry
Margan
and
blocking
·followed
by
Moser.
Ryan
little
a
end
later
Floyd
with
40
a
around
run
of
through
Nolan
human
hands.
The
by
Vikings
back
it
but
not
was
strang
the
mud
yards
untauched
as
with
assisted
by
fine
came
Jesuit
a
middle
defense
enaugh
led
Van
and
Horn
by
them
Gallagher
in
twice
critical
stopped
situations.
Loiselle,
Kline,
and
Davila
Van
Horn
&
Co.
smash
up
hapless
of
the
tells
Scoreboard
on
gang
'65
Homecoming
story
game.
Viking.
Falcon.
in
Falcons
Pluck
Rangers
22-12
Game,
Homecoming
This
the
was
of
big
homecaming
met
game
bit
just
Tell
Mike
in
a
The
end
Farmer
which
for
the
ball
from
all
and
Rangers
Mike
was
an
the
the
two.
down
been
excellent
side-lined
and
The
of
most
continued
It
was
for
the
of
the
ball
control.
season
the
to
a
with
offense
a
all
spark
offense
back
came
to
score
as
again
an
22
which
flip
Morgan
the
four
ran
trap
Rangers
..
a
row
the
completely
The
Defense
went
an
Dunne
Falcon
to
a
de
befuddling
to
hold
a
supposedly
erful
of
second
way
injury
night.
in
blood
Robin
rest
example
had
knee
times
fense.
The
In
the
braught
scored
first
Brian
six.
battle.
in
who
was
com
drew
..
kick
zane
defensive
plunged
Farmer
the
finally
defense
Dunne
a
the
was
befare
..
in
history
blocked
half
were
They
defense
superior
in
stadium.
Horn
recovered
first
half,
averconfident.
Jesuit
by
crowd
Haggar
Van
the
to
Ranger's
a
stopped
bigges-t
pleted
Bishop
came
they
and
the
as
san
Dunne year.
and
Jesuit,
a
the
the
game
aver
picked
rather meager
night.
pow
in
Floyd
Jesuit
fine
action.
running
Morgan's
helped
to
many
win.
a
1965 1964
Jesuit
Opponent
First
Downs
138
Passes
177
Attempted
Passes
Yardage
Rushing
Total
.359
747
I
190
17
nterceptions
Fumbles
Points
Season
13
by
Recovered
by
Total
15
84
8-2
of
1964
.420
1394
834
1941
194
1965
9
18
11
305
67
1
and
1107
3330
333
18
4
177
Record
155
65
.463
1936
1903
283
93
73
1156
2829
Game per
Opponent
157
56
.334
888
1941
Yardage
Offense
Offense
Jesuit
129
156
61
Completed
Percentage
Total
98
1-1
Seasons
�omparison
Gallagher
leads
the
for way
Morgan.
109
1965
Jesuit
Rangers Coach
Gary
Coach
Rufe
75
57
Pasqua
Brewton
83
Moser
Kultgen
Gallagher
12
15
16
Dunn
Floyd
20
22
21
Farmer
Gondolf
Loiselle
Morgan
24
Dickinson
31
26
Molina
30
32
Davila
40
Robinson
Halza
Walkup
41
44
James
50
Kline
Meyers
55
McCullough
59
Jaubert
60
63
Hart
64
66
McDonell
67
Van
71
Cole
72
Hendler
80
Corcoran
Booker
, 62
Reibenspies
Boyle
65
Furlong
MIKE
All
MOSER,
American,
Horn
BOB 70
FLOYD,
Thompson
All
All
State
73
O'She.a
74
All
American,
State
Berry
82
86
McCullough
85
All
Ryan
Bosworth
88
Neitzel
State
Mike
All
Moser
American
Mose.r
Bob
Floyd
Honorable
Floyd
Mention:
Ryan
Gallagher
Kultgen
Van
Horn
All
District
Floyd
Mose'r
Ryan
Gallagher Tri-Captains
All
Moser,
and
Kultgen,
Gallagher. Kultgen
Private
Van
Horn
Gallagher
Kultgen
Horn
Van
Floyd
Moser
-
All
Ryan
Independenl
Ryan
Van
Horn
Floyd
Moser
Kultgen All
Metropolitan
Gallagher Moser
All
Greater
Gallagher
Another
side
Diocesian
of
the
Dream
Rangers.
Team
Moser
Floyd
Reibenspies
Farmer
Kultgen
Van
Kline
Horn
Furlong
110
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Ryan
Robinson
Gallagher
Hendler
Boyle
Booker
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B-Team
MIDDLE BOTTOM
ROW:
Berger,
Taylor,
Lalla,
Lanier,
Johnson,
Hellinghausen,
Bifano,
Maher,
TOP
Kohler,
Walkup,
Kuklenski,
Baldino,
Reynolds,
McCullough,
Chase,
Olson,
Wesseley,
Cammack,
Ramsey,
Leahy,
Coach
ROW:
Tinkle,
ROW:
Kultgen,
Hogan.
Coach
Murphy,
Thompson.
Estrada,
Krusemark,
Neitzel,
Finegan,
Diehl,
Floyd,
Schaefers,
Lilly,
Robertson.
Frosh
Football
Butcher. FI
RST
ROW:
Bell,
Gloster,
Shropshire,
Bronson,
Doran,
Fechtel,
SECOND
ROW:
Maher,
Fulbright,
Martinez,
Schvane Nicosia.
Logan,
Thorp,
Veninga,
Piering,
Boldreghini,
MISSING
veldt,
112
Flynn,
Muzolf,
Mahoney.
FROM
THIRD
ROW:
Esquivel,
Haggar,
PICTURE:
Coaches
and
Mike
Bulger
Bob
Goedecke,
Cahill.
Galvin,
Season
Summary
With
no
lettermen,
returning
Coach
basketball
the
for
Walsh
had
before
tremendous
a
put
job
to
him,
into
small
of
a
put
inexperienced
group
is
This
team.
a
what
he
out
Through
the
the
the
Rangers
teams
threats
were
'season,
best
players
did.
competitive
to
looked
season
Jesuit
prospects
bad.
and
seniors
six
only
the
has
Texas
potential
offer.
to
15
won
They
and
several
lost
Two
smalJ
more
margins.
by
games
of
and
Coelen
the
district
Flynn
George
Ranqers,
merited
Mike
honors,
honorable
with
mention
Coelen,
for
a
State.
Junior,
Small
also
(5'5/1)
receiving
with
Lalumia
sophomore
surprised
Ton.y
playing
at
State.
Coelen
in
puts
two
points.
Dunne.
off
Coelen
tips
114
jo
second
against
Bishop
it
Columbus
Nolan
the
Next
of
Rangers
year
points.
one
looks
after
placed
4
overcome
and
George
of
Knights
where
them
by
have
experience;
go
the
performance
they
downed
Rangers
ability.
of
peek
Tournament
will
reached
The
tremendous
the
will
his
everyone
lack
the'ir
of
handicaps,
like
team
an
improved
that
Basketball
Highlights
Jesuit
Jesuit
54
60
Jesuit
59
Jesuit
45
Jesuit
54
Jesuit
22
Jesuit
41
Jesuit
68
Jesuit
57
Jesuit
61
South
St.
Garland
59
Peters
Wilmer
66
Hutchins
57
Sherman
South
St.
72
Garland
51
Marks
52
Lake
49
Highlands
Jesuit
Plano
42
Wilmer
Hutchins
64
Ennis
48
55
48
McKinney
Jesuit
73
Jesuit
58
74
Mesquite
Jesuit
Jesuit
Jesuit
Jesuit
Jesuit
60
50
50
39
Lancaster
51
Duncanville
47
Jesuit-Houston
Wilmer
65
Hutchins
86
Adamson
64
66
65
Irving
Jesuit
Jesuit
41
South
Oak
Cliff
45
75
66
Lynch
Jesuit
65
Reicher
39
Jesuit
49
Nolan
71
Jesuit
51
Dunne
56
Jesuit
63
St.
Johns
Jesuit
71
St.
Edwards
Jesuit
Jesuit
66
59
Jesuit
76
Jesuit
78
56
56
Dunne
55
Nolan
63
80
Lynch
Jesuit
58
Reicher
54
Nolan
89
Jesuit
51
Dunne
55
Jesuit
50
St.
89
Marks
Lalumia
and
Coelen
into
jump
Mark
Jones
and
Mike
show
Flynn
their
skill
at
the
fast
the
backboard
jungle.
break.
115
RICK
JOHN MARK
JIMMY
LALUMIA
TONY
MARK
Improved
Best
Passer
Best
on
Defense
Player
JONES
TUITE
Most. Most
COElEN
KIDWElL
PIECZYNSKI
Rebounds
BOB
MIKE
GLOSTER
GREGORY
Captain
GEORGE
COELEN
in
Capta
Most
Valuable
Player
Most
Assists
Total
Most
Best
District,
P
CORCORAN
DAVID
JOHNSON
Points
Scorer
All
All
FLI
State
MIKE
First
Team
Honorable
Mention
FLYNN
All
District,
Second\
Team
KNEELI
NG:
Lalumia,
Gloster,
G.
Coel'en,
Pieczynski.
�T��N�
Kidwell.
co� �r�:,i �rY,
J.
Corcoran,
!f
Flynn,
�--------------------------�------------�
The
fans
and
were
loyal
118
the
enthusiastic
throughout
season.
D.
R.
Johnson,
Driscoll,
Jones,
Tuite,
Rangers ..
In
Action
for
(RIGHT):
(BELOW)
Gregory
goes
Johnson
aims
extra
point
at
basket.
Coelen
to
prepares
(ABOVE)
Coelen
looks
for
around
a
way
(RIGHT)
lalumia
stretches
for
two.
defender.
to
pass
Mark
Jones
on
fast
break;
B-Team
KNEELING:
Hanlon,
B.
Wildes,
laBarba,
Coach
C.
Wildes.
STANDING:
S.
Schnitzius,
Trimble,.
L.
J.
Betancourt,
Clark,
Geiser,
Neitzel,
Bargmann,
O'Donnell,
lalla,
Maher,
Harrison.
Freshmen
STANDING:
RETAKE:
120
Houlihan,
Coach
Ronnie
lattner,
Gilman,
Taliaferro.
O'Donnell,
Brown,
Driscoll.
SITTING:
Gloster,
Pollinzi,
Hoffman,
Thorp,
Mut,
J.
Betancourt.
ABSENT
FOR
THIS
before
track
and
Long
spring
of
one
of
the
hardest
runners
begin
training
competitive
running
of
This
cross
is
a
one
country.
mile
run
One
Jesuit's
his
the
ground
Ken runners,
Junior
He
first
in
has
Shaw,
the
to
year
state.
two
in.
roughest
of
in
the
event,
the
over
developed
in
small
a
begins,
distance
long
group
for
sports,
area.
man
top
the
3-AAA
State
placed
the
meet
finest
distance
runners
in
against
Texas.
These
in
runners
track.
spring
.
Ken
Shaw
strains
for
the
finish
The
as
Coach
start
of
a
Sheaner
normal
cheers
him
in.
cross
race.
country
122
Ken
Shaw
(under
arrow)
first.
placed
form
the
distance
men
and
Shaw
in
their
normal
Crowley
Coach
Herb
Sheaner,
Runners
front.
position,
Kevin
Geff
Crowley,
wait
for
Shaw,
John
Jim
Crowley,
DiFrancesco,
track.
on
gun
up
Ranger
Ken
Shaw,
Roger
Kitowski,'
Mike
Korman.
123
KNEELING:
ING:
Coach
MISSING
DiFrancesco,
Herb
FROM
Muldoon,
Shaner,
Ken
Bradshaw,
Davila,
Shaw,
PICTURE:
Hayden,
worth,
Baldino,
Korman,
Flowers,
T.
J.
Berry,
Halza.
Lanier,
Clark,
Booker,
Crowley,
Clark,
Floyd,
Fuch,
Jones,
Morgan,
Ochs,
D.
J.
Kevin
Coach
Shaw.
Bill
Johnson,
STAND
Robertson.
Peters,
Bos-
Taylor.
State
Champs
1962,
1963,
Jesuit
track
1965
1964,
stars
in
action,
left
to
right:
124
Floyd,
Flowers,
Peters,
1966
26
TRACK
SCHEDULE
Ennis
February
March
Ennis
Relays
5
Carrollton
12
March
East
Carrollton
Relays
Texas
'.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Commerce
..
Relays
19
March
...........................•
Mesquite
March
26
2
'.
Relays
Mesquite
Meet
Richardson
Richardson
......•.•....•..............
April
Jesuit
Dallas
Relays
16
District
Meet
�.
April
23
.................•.........
State
Dallas
Meet
April
Irving
1966
PROSPECTS
STRENGTH
440
Could
be
relay:
with
exceptionally
is
be
to
an
What's
the
220:
mark
as
how
to
weather
faster
back.
runners
Ochs,
Booker
Tom
len
Dickinson,
ahead
of
David
replacement
And
9.8?
Bob
are
all
relay
under
how
Jim
and
loiselle,
in
be
this
Jerry
Halza,
Morgan,
have
..
.Carl
national
champion
must
Our
men
returning
than
flat?
10
many
With
determine.
should
Floyd,
Jammie
Discus:
junior
Our
record?
much
question
and
Injury
others,
43.2
runner.
school
high
A
Sprints,
Mile:
last
the
graduated
national
improve.
.&
of
year's
than
sprinter
to
100
three
strong
faster
even
expected
expected
to
wait
and
Bill
Flowers,
see.
20
throws
Pellegrini
in
feet
the
discus
in
his
by
event.
tough
year
With
Ken
returning
Cross-Country
Shaw
and
senior
the
Jim
mile
times
should
Crowley,
champion
drop.
440
dash:
Bill
Flowers
has
much
yard
added
and
and
will
reset
some
440
strength
speed
developed
marks.
Pole
and
Vault:
the
Jeff.
Lanier,
and
pit
along
will
Bill
in
exceed
Taylor
with
new
past
will
their
experience
Crowley,
Korman,
this
event.
The
heights
and
us
give
B-radshaw,
strength
and
in
this
all
weather
runway
event.
depth
Bosworth.
125
Baseball
Coach
STANDING:
Rufe
C.
Brewton,
Van son,
S.J.,
Pitts,
mgr.,
Horn,
Earl
John
Chaplain
Ryan,
Gallagher,
Dunn,
I
KNEELING:
Robinson,
Corcoran,
Schnitzius,
Pieczynski,
Kline,
Kohler,
Paikowski,
Farmer,
Clark,
Molina,
mgr.
McDonell,
Van
126
lalumia,
Walkup.
Horn
fields
another
of
Coach
Brewton's
foul
balls.
Outfielders
cautiously
eye
captains
Jerry
and
Ryan
Michael
Fred
Gallagher.
J
\
127
Pitcher
Paikowski
the
one
puts
past
plate
...
probably.
Ol'
number
7
the
to
prepares
ball.
plaster
Coach
Brewton
to
peptalk
128
prior
publicizes
impromptu
Plano game.
NOT
TOO
MUCH
had
occurred
in
the
baseball
the
season
time
this
book
went
to
by
what
has
occurred
is
worth
The
team
started
mentioning.
3-1.
The
team
seems
to
Coach
and
Rufe
Brewton,
RBI's
(3),
Senior
Phil
Brian
Robinson,
Corcoran
we
in
the
defeating
a
season.
7-2,
Under
for
well.
a
and
the
winning
has
Records
so
far
are:
Frisco
able
Phil
Corcoran,
performed
(3,
but press,
Plano
season
for
can
hope
team
Hits
.600
avg.).
as
"pummels"
we
the
Most
its
by
show
promise,
of
supervision
Most
one,
biz
sports
say.
Coach
some
Brewton
advises
Dunn
on
Larry
diamond
strategy.
129
TENNIS
TEAM;
As
STANDING:
KNEELING:
Johnson,
Pellizzi;
our
book
O'Donnell,
McC.aul,
Returning
and
Osten
R.
Coelen.
JAMES
Tennis
Coelen,
competition,
and
MR.
Mike
Sullivan,
�ituation
stiff
O'Donnell,
McCaul,
promise.
Tennis
G.
Osten,
team's
Sullivan,
provide
newcomers
show
130
Moser,
T.
Moser,
will
Johnson,
and
L.
press,
stars
good.
Sterling,
the
to
goes
looks
WALSH,
Coach
Pellizzi
R.
A
number
of
have
long-awaited
fulfilled
been
Jesuit
a
promises
this
soccer
the
by
year
of
tion
inaugura
The
team.
primary
is
one
the
final
of
a
delivery
athletic
complete
overdue
three
program,
the
to
Soccer
of
freshmen
first
were
iors,
the
years,
athletics.
Jesuit
Since
lot
back
this
'62,
the
sen
year's
to
introduced
of
soccer
old
talk
been
in
Oak
on
building
has
there
lawn,
a
of
establishing
school
team.
last
summer
Mr.
Meintser,
a
businessman
private
the
the
ten
not
employed
school,
began
or
who
so
in
the
Dallas
practices
were
boys
in
interested
Soccer
playing
by
for
organized
He
league.
his
continued
work
after
the
school year
held
for
began,
now
boys,
of
steady
times
and
more
try-outs
a
four
20
over
group
practice
week
a
in
for
preparation
their
Sunday
The
games.
of
existence
the
sets
league
valuable
the
for
here
only
with
is
league
newest
is
in
sport
non-Catholic
the
It
school.
precedents
the
many
schools
member
and
of
a
competition
teams.
Ours
six-team
city
.
league,
affiliated
with
other
in
leagues 1
st
ROW:
Escobar, the
State.
The
also
adds
to
sport
of
new
Haggar
it
to
be
used
stadium
leak,
Kleineck,
Terranella,
John
the son,
usefulness
lowing
Kultgen,
al
by
Switzer,
Piering,
almost
Sterling;
Franz,
2nd
ROW:
Hay,
Meintser,
E.
Pitts,
Edwards,
year-round.
Berkshire,
Bradshaw,
Sullivan,
Russell;
Muldoon,
3rd
ROW:
A.
Pitts,
Colfrey.
131
ACTIVITIES
\
133
UPPER
Seniors
LEFT:
Larry
taken
(Pic
in
Moser,
UPPER
Jeff
RIGHT:
and
to
at
prayer
134
Mass
of
the
Holy
Spirit.
a
many
ahead'
to
Darrouzet
try
of
the money
the
to
plod
swallow
candy
a
Bob
Kitowski,
Underclassmen
July);
machines
the
the
ir
of
the
class
LOWER
student;
on
RIGHT:
by
of
first
day
The
on
teachers
get
next
along
hungry
the
LOWER
ushers
body
school's
front
lawn
studying
LEFT:
school;
student
in
the
O'Connor
"tunes
Billy
new
with
school year
Senior
26-
Ring
Aug.
Mass
27-
of
Ceremony
the
Holy
Spirit
Dance
Central
4-
Victory
Sept.
-
13-15
2
Senior
Retreat
4-21
Senior
Retreat
4-214
Senior
Retreat
4-210
-
20-22
-
27-29
UPPER
lEFT:"
The
of
the
to
in
the
presents
year
John
ring
bleachers
Colwell
at
begins
the
the
generate
football
lOWER games;
student
through
Senior
RIGHT:
Ceremony;
RIGHT:
Jim
Halza
at
one
of
the
body
lOWER
Ring
the
during
to
new
spirit
Tynan
first pep
Cheerleader
Jan
Harrison
rallies;
it
in easy
the
parking
lot,
to
trying
UPPER
RIGHT:
Father
the
stirs up
takes
Mighty,
recover
from
Mighty
the
Rangers
first
of
day
school.
135
UPPER
LEFT:
Robbie
LOWER
trips
Johnson
136
her
life
UPPER
with
Kylen
light
for
Donna
Dave
Piering
RIGHT:
fantastic
the
Fuchs
LEFT:
Dance;
LOWER
amidst
intricate
move
judo
RIGHT:
The
Knight;
frenzied
fights
demonstrates
LOWER
Soph
Herd
MIDDLE:
"rocks
Pat
that
he
shouldn't
have
out"
on
at
the
Jr.-Sr.
himself
Flume
Get-acquainted
at
enjoys
aborigines;
Dance
at
CENTER:
attended;
Coach
Roach
Soph
and
Dance;
his
wife.
9-
Junior-Senior
Get-Acquainted
Dance
-
16
Sophomore
Get-Acquainted
Dance
-
18-20
Senior
Retreat
4-213
-
1
27-29
29-
st
Quarter
Waco
Exams
Bus
Trip.
UPPER
LEFT:
Greg
Krutilek
with
tampers
the
book
at
Registration
Montserrat
Retreat
House;
UPPER
RIGHT:
Dave
lacks
Krippner has
when
it
comes
what
Jerry
Ryan
to
making
friends;
LOWER
LEFT:
One
of
the
shrines many
at
Montserrat;
LOWER
RIGHT:
Juniors
have
fun
and
on
Waco
games
Bus
Inc.
Trip,
137
UPPER
lEFT:
Farewell
ceremonies
for
mark
Fr.
the
end
of
an
era
in
during
has
risen
Thanksgiving
on
CENTER:
farewells;
138
A
Man
"Cecil
lEFT:
Chief
Driver
For
All
lOWER
Hanley
man
Makeup
RIGHT:
Father
applies
Schott
futilely
trying
coax
high-flying
many
light
to
Bainard
Cowan's
finishing
receives
Seasons;
to
B.
RIGHT:
man
from
Soda lists
distribute
"just
history-
High
touches
curtain
UPPER
School
Jesuit
Tynan
lOWER
desserts"
friendly
catwalk.
welcomes,
as
Father
two
minutes
after
make-up
fond
receives
Tynan
many
4
for
-.
Fr.
Assembly
Farewell
Tynan's
-
12
and
Senior
Court
Homecoming
-
16
Woodwind
Quintet
-
"A
18,19,21
Man
For
All
Seasons"
.
-
30
Mrs.
J.
M.
Mass
Haggar
UPPER
LEFT:
Two
athletic
Seniors
out
are
edged
UPPER
RIGHT:
RIGHT:
Frosh
of
Throng
filled
with
hail
freshmen
Fear
of
Requiem
not-so-athletic
a
Lord
Senior
and
an
.even-Iess
by
to
athletic
freshman
in
the
Senior
Week
Tricycle
Senior
Emilio
give
the
Perea;
LOWER
LEFT:
Senior
Court
'66
in
session
...
need
more?
we
Races;
LOWER
say
offer
aid
and
assistance
to
SENIOR
Johnny
all
Yarbrough-as
good
beanie-bearers
should.
139
Court
Homecoming
Miss
Karen
Livesay,
Queen
1966
Homecoming
140
�
-I
Princesses
and
and
Escorts,
left
to
right:
Mclean
Cathy
and
Mike
Farmer,
Karin
Barbosa
and
Jim
Halza,
and
Candy
McDonald
Dave
Kultgen.
141
UPPER
LEFT:
"You
take
and
a
clip
paper
Roarke,
MIDDLE:
world's
smallest
gives
Fr.
the
follow
the
contour
round
RIGHT:
Freshman
Eddie
newest
Palms,
dance
a
craze
token
little
to
Seniors
of
Phil
his
round,
esteem;
Corcoran
etc.;
UPPER
LOWER
and
LEFT:
RIGHT:
Fr.
"01'
World's
bright
for
Christmas
dress.
ruddiest
Pro"
Dickinson
Santa
Claus,
eyes
the
Greg
LOWER
the
May
Len
during
idea
Clote
gets
142
and
you
freshman,
demonstrates
Hanley
LOWER
game;
football
Faculty-varsity
game;
-
NFL
14
School
Award
Superior
-
Christmas
21
Assembly
-
Winter
26
Carnival
-
Dr.
27
Tournament
Pepper
UPPER
LEFT:
Mass
of
Concelebration
before
Fr.
just
our
LOWER
agenda!"
for
pirouettes
LEFT:
razzle-dazzled
Mr.
Schuster
Tynan
and
his
Concert
left;
UPPER
RIGHT:
there
"By
Band
serenade
sweetly
underclassman
is
George,
about
a
something
students
the
during
tournament
on
speech
Christmas
assembly;
lOWER
RIGHT:
"Bos"
intramurals.
during
143
LEFT:
UPPER
"To
the
who
the
victors
spoils"-the
goes
tournament
over
contestant
bit
a
RIGHT:
mans
144
Louis
zeroes
Gehring
the
microphone.
of
happiest
in
on
of
tournament
left
the
Jesuit
Invitational
Speech
people
culture
Fr.
courtesy
puzzles
LOWER
well)
results
as
McLeod;
with
that man
LOWER
LEFT:
the
sterling
Tournament;
to
Tabulation
people
voice,
UPPER
RIGHT:
A
speech
look
official
for
camera;
try
Voice
Sterling
is
(whose
alter-ego
John
Col
Board
8-College
Exams
/ .
-
18-20
Semester
Exams
-
20
Basketball
Game
Faculty-KBOX
-
28-29
Jesuit
Invitational
Tournament
Speech
UPPER
at
LEFT:
Father
Walter
LOWER
basketball game;
Ciszek,
LEFT:
S.J.,
elaborates
Students
on
of
his years
reflect
imprisonment
in
Russia;
RIGHT:
Cheerleaders
elicit
enthusiasm
from
crowds
basketball
a
very-much
enjoyed
Faculty-KBOX
game.
145
LEFT:
UPPeR
Mr.
Schuster
conducts
underworld many
dashing
LOWER
sembly;
scoreboard.
146
RIGHT:
The
the
first
into
the
after
the
dance
Conce·rt
Band
of
UPPER
the
RIGHT�
Call
of
for
for
try-outs
the
Shrew"
brings
"Taming
year;
LOWER
LEFT:
Fr.
Schott
offers
to
Rick
Stone
at
the
Semester
Awards
as
congratulations
light;
figures
last
of
Dunne game
the
basketball
smiles
season
brought
of
in
spite
our
short
falling
on
the
-
5
Band
Concert
-
11-13
Freshman
Retreats
-
18-20
Junior
Retreats
-
25-27
Retreats
Sophomore
UPPER
LEFT:
M.
Charles
deGall
instructs
students
on
the
rudiments
of
UPPER
fencing;
LOWER
hoppen?;
LEFT:
Officer
Whitman
"Smiley"
hot
on
the
trail
of
Jim
Halza;
RIGHT:
LOWER
John
RIGHT:
Maher
waits
The
the
by
inclement
for
Mr.
deGall
to
Team
Relay
daunted
sprints
through
tell
the
him
wha'
halls
un
weather.
147
FACULTY
148
149
Administration
150
The
1965-66
school
can
be
year
as
the
Year
of
and
a
only
From
Change.
dent
recorded
a
in
of
a
described
new
welcoming
to
the
initiation
of
the
Presi
Honor
the
Independent
is
Change
adequately
the
40.%-new
faculty
and
System
testament
to
the
Study
efforts
this
Year
Program,
of
the
men
and
of
women
these pages.
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152
Counselors
REV.
selor
C.
WILLIAM
for
EARL
E.
Seniors
UNDERHILL,
and
JOHNSON,
and
S.J.,
Coun
and
REV.
Juniors;
S.J.,
Counselor
for
Freshmen.
Sophomores
BROTHER
MARTIAL
GREGORIO
O.
LAPEYRE,
S.J.
and
BROTHER
and
CONCHA,
S.J.,·
Building
As
Engineer
sistant.
Malnte BROTHER
ROBERT
BROTHER
LEO
J.
J.
and
MOCK,
COLLISON,
S.J.,
S.J.,
Building
Sacristan.
Engineer;
Librarians
ABOVE:
Maintenance
Crew
Mr.
Thomas
Mr.
Ira
Player,
Mr.
Oscar
Mr.
Manning,
since
and
its
beginning
Roosevelt
now
Day
Smith,
and
Perkins,
Mr.
Frank
Mr.
Russell.
Earl
Eschenvelder,
RIGHT:
Mr.
Ines
Night
Foreman,
with
DeLira,
Jesuit
Foreman.
MISSING
FROM
PICTURE:
Mrs.
Mr.
Moye,
Jenkins,
George
Mrs.
Moore,
Ethel
Marie
Ostdick,
Mrs.
Ruby
and
Beasely,
Mr.
Jones,
Mr.
Mrs.
Joe
Roque.
Clinton
Nanette
MRS.
JACK
MRS.
HELEN
SCOTT
WHITE
and
"Yes,
child?"
REV.
.
C.
Fr.
at
McGranahan
glares
knees
of
6'4'/2"
One
photographer.
Religion
156
PHILIP
Religion
of
EARL
Jesuit's
3;
HANLEY,
REV.
first
1
S.J.:
Religion
THOMAS
JOHNSON,
E.
Religion
concelebrated
&
REV.
Masses.
1;
R.
JAMES
BALINT:
2;
McGRANAHAN,
S.J.:
REV.
REV.
S.J.:
Religion
NICHOLAS
T.
4;
SCHIRO,
"Daniel,
S.J.:
Department
1
Religion
&
3;
Head,
MR.
Religion
ROBERT
Fr.
T.
2;
REV.
JAMES
COURSEY,
Balint
H.
McLEOD,
1
S.J.:
&
off
the
ceiling."
get
S.J.:
3.
Religion
at
head
glares
of
4'61/2"
Fr.
to
Fr.
photographer.
Johnson:
"I
Hanley
like
white
understand
don't -you
socks."
my
The
basis
for
this
Year
of
lies
here
in
the
Change
ligion
While
still
Department.
in
the
Catholic
participation
initiated
Masses,
to
further
Class
an
active
emphasizing
Masses,
this,
Faith,
new
them
methods
were
Concelebrated
among
and
retreats.
one-day
�
157
English
Fr.
for
Mcleod
taught
JAMES
REV.
MR.
lish
PETER
H.
H.
S.J.:
McLEOD,
HILTON,
Head,
Department
&
2
S.J.:
3;
English
English
MR.
4;
MR.
D.
MICHAEL
F.
NEAL
ROACH:
1
HARRISON:
English
3
&
4.
NOT
&
2;
NUMA
MR.
PICTURED:
MR.
one
semes
English
switched
then
and
ter
over
to
Religion.
S.J.:
J.
ROUSSEVE,
WILLIAM
M.
English
English
HAMMEL,
1;
S.J.:
Eng
4.
The
of
Year
felt
as
in
in
manifest
four
of
the
new
faces.
These
appearance
with
the
two
who
Series
Literature
returned
initiated
from
1965,
use
of
completed
and
four years
most
'initiated
most
department
men,
the
the
was
this
Change
made
ago
of
the
Proqrarn
Independent
Study"
this year.
Mr.
Harrison
with
158
him
brought
this year.
three
new
teachers
A
few
minutes
to
relax.
11
Mr.
Hammel,
the
newest
English
teacher:
Another
of
day
this
stuff 159
Fr.
Derrera
is
the
man
for
of
the
great
responsible
the
Spanish
expansion
courses.
Fr.
Fleddermann
Mr.
in
a
moment"
l-lll's
of
favorite
mathematical
rapture.
homeroom
teacher.
Mills,
MR.
1
&
GERALD
3;
MR.
M.
160
FAGIN,
ALBERT
FLEDDERMANN,
Languages
S.J.:
L.
S.J.:
Latin
Head,
Department
MI
Latin
LLS,
4;
S.J.:
Latin
MR.
JOHN
1;
MR.
G.
Latin
HARRY
STACK,
T.
S.J.:
Mr.
his
Fagin
exam
grades.
computes
Mrs.
the
Torres,
Mr.
latin
2;
REV.
A.
FERDINAND
DERRERA,
ment
&
Head,
1
Spanish
&
2;
MRS.
Stack,
back
first
teach
to
lady
at
Jesuit
seven
years
at
after
Jesuit.
his
graduation.
S.J.:
OSCAR
Spanish
Depart
TORRES:
1
Spanish
2.
the
Perhaps
felt
in
effects
its
Year
of
were
Change
was
Department.
force
teaching
made
this
the
Language
and
of
greatest
doubled
last
while
the
major
extended
Spanish
over
Latin
year,
its
language
emphasis
through
of
a
classical
presentation
modern
techniques.
161
"One
what
more
this
crack
damn
about my
Play-Doh
for."
thing's
really
Science
of
The
two
meeting
MR.
ROBERT
Physical
"Chuckle."
162
G.
MR.
LANIER:
DONALD
E�
genetations
TRIAL:
Biology,
Biology;
Science;
MR.
EDWARD
P.
BUVENS,
S.J.:
.Physical
Science,
The
caption
Three
is
on
the
board.
elements
Year
a
signaUing
teachers,
new
all
Department
brought
ceived
Science
teachers
at
Jesuit.
finest
new
of.
are
methods.
them.
Two
The
new
experienced
to
school,
while
in
new
Science
other
re
subjects
in
laboratories
teachers
..
the
Biology
new
with
emphasis
of
of
Change
and
subjects,
some
of
the
conjunction
the
city.
REV.
Chemistry;
JULIUS
J.
MAY,
S.J.:
Chemistry,
Physics.
Mr.
Buvens
steered
his
class
to
the
in
top
the
Magazine
Drive.
163
Math
returns
Mr.
some
of
his
class'
pictorial
Pasqua
pictures.
MR.
ROBERT
L.
PURYEAR:
Algebra
1,
MR.
HARRY
T.
Geometry;
1 FlEDDERMANN,
S.J.;
Department
Head,
Algebra
2,
Func-
.Elementary
\
Mr. Mr.
Heddermenn
376,
253
is
of
to
says
586,
164
837-1
part
think."
Winston
Booker:
"The
cube
root
of
for
Pasqua,
looklnq
the
cube
root
of
586,
376,
253.
The
Year
the
Math
of
became
a
Change
While
Year
no
Department.
old
taught,
ones
be
to
of
courses
were,
initiated
System
new
in
were
updated
Track
in
for
preparation
a
student
courses
may
pursue
or
Language,
whereby
either
emphasizing
the
Social t
Sciences.
Mr.
Puryear
greets
his
classes
daily
ing
tions,
1
&
2.
Analytic
NOT
MR.
Geometry;
PICTURED:
MR.
WILLIAM
R.
ROBERTSON,
GARY
A.
with
this
beam
smile.
JR.:
Algebra
PASQUA:
Geometry.
Mr.
Robertson
'fills
out
his
Honor
Cards. .
the!
few years,
a
Studies,
.. ...
sigh
165
Mr.
Hammel
to
"Aw
bemused
shux."
photographer:
Fr.
Rivoire
steps
from
behind
book
his
to
History
Musical
play
Paperclips.
MR.
JOHN
G.
STACK,
EIFERT:
Department
Head,
S.J.:
Stack
made
use
of
Government, movies
and
visual
aids
Social
166
in
his
classes.
Studies
Economics;
American
MR.
ROBERT
J.
History;
American
latin
American
History,
History,
REV.
Mr.
JAMES
H.
MclEOD,
S.J.:
Sociology.
The
Social
Studies
in
also
was
Department
for
the
preparation
Track
System.
and
after
the
was
World
First
history
Semester
year
this
dropped
next
American year
will
be
history
the
Both
will
be
dropped.
addition
possible
renewed
later
with
of
geography
and/or
European
history,
Fr.
Mcleod
and
friend
after pause
NOT
PICTURED-REV.
WILLIAM
S.
M.
HAMMEL,
JOSEPH
RIVOIRE,
S.J.:
American
a
Sociology
class.
MR.
History;
S.J.:
Sociology.
Mr.
Eifert
receives
an
award
from
Fr.'
Schott
and
Fr.
for
Louapre
of years
service
to
Jesuit
School.
High
167
ten
Speech
This
the
was
Department
Year
of
new
was
that
it
to
the
cover
did
well,
of
aspects
the
and
were
reduced
the
the
only
but
usual
of
affected
by
teachers
added,
influence
.lts
Freshmen,
some
least
probably
No
Change.
of scope
but
the
not
emphasizing
also
Speech,
its
only
connection
with
extracurriculars.
MR
GERALD ..
J.
ROUSSEVE,
Mr.
Schuster
in
the
of
various
aspects
168
Music
Directing:
rehearsing-deskwork.
M.
FAGIN,
S.J.
S.J.:
Department
Head;
MR.
NUMA
Mr.
Fagin
as
the
displays
the
best
Mr.
NFL
award
the
Jesuit
recognizing
25
among
in
the
Speech
Team
nation.
Rousseve
Dark
Room.
The
Year
of
reached
Change
down
into
the·
core
of
very
this
Department,
for
it
did
not
even
exist
last
ex
year,
for
cept
the
Band
members.
Now,
establishment
of
however,
the
music
appreciation
credit
with
a
regular
a
all course,
students
have
class
the
as
of
opportunity
educating
themselves
musically. -,�,.�-�-.--�----.���-�,,,«���
Music
I
MR.
WILLIAM
J.
SCHUSTER:
Director
of
Music
169
Coach
Walsh
checks
a
few
notes
in
Teachers'
the
Lounge.
Physical
Education
MR.
JOHN
and
RUFUS
MR.
BREW
JAMES
G.
TONi
WALSH:
Athletic
Direc
tor.
This
of
Year
in
man
new
the
was
Change
this
P.E.
be
Mr.
of
a
will
who
Taliaferro,
North
from
his
obtain
addition
by
marked
Department,
to
Texas
degree
teaching �
this as
did
Mr.
five
Brewton
was
and
ago.
years
State,
fitness
on
Emphasis
individual
the
of
student,
personal
year
was
the
marked
initiation
of
of
a
program
by
calisthenics.
Coach
Game.
Brewton
and
Mr.
Lanier
at
Football
the
Faculty-Varsity
daily
Coach
shows
Mike
Pasqua
of
for
Change
um,
and
Stadium,
Haggar
the
of
initiation
of
the
the
Home
our
Soccer
Baseball
and
of
completion
will
be
in
possible
it's
Department
Fencing
Because
how
this
of
completion
Moser
done.
really
Year
of
to
Stadi
Teams.
our
facilities,
many
future
have
more
years
it
home
Athletics
171
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Mrs.
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Mrs.
&
Mr.
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News
Martin
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2-114
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2-117
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1-110
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Dan
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J.
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Mrs.
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M.
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Bank
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Sullivan
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Mrs.
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Mrs.
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John
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EDITORS:
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asst.
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mgr.
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