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1966 Yearbook

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.

I.

·

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

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in

sincerely

Our

Lord,

I

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s.J.

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it

,

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began

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close

for

you

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first

support

in

are

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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

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w'ith

Leave

SdJ.ool,?

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a

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a

year-s

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hard

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E.)ehool.

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\ori11

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JUgh

you

Cr·:..1.l1,

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your'

tha.t

t.he

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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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;

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31


JOSEPH

Honor

1,

1,

2,

2;

Soccer

UEL

PILLAR

Roll

NEDT

1;

Letter

dality

of

Citation

Commendation

Glee

1;

1,'

2;

Club

4;

2;

EDWIN

Honor

Team

1,

2,

4;

1,

Baseball

4;

PITTS

Roll

NMSQT

Council

Speech

Roundup

1,

2;

Student

4;

Parliamentarian

4,

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2,

3;

1,

Bowling

NEDT

2;

DONALD

Citation

B

2;

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2,

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3;

2,

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3;

Team

Chess

Club

Science

fect

ROBERT

Club

2,

Attendance

3,

2,

PRATHER

4;

Chess

Club

4;

Per­

3.

4.

So­

Last

Roundup

1;

4.

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EDWARD

LOUIS

RAMIREZ,

Transfer

Student

2;

Honor

Rotl

JR.

RAYMOND

2;

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Radio

4;

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2;

National

Essay

4.

Bowling

Contest

Winner

trol

2;

NORMAN

Club

1,

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2;

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1,

RAPP

2;

Student

Berchman's

1,

2;

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Pa­


Two

seniors

honored

as

Best-Dressed

stu­

recently'

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Michael

Fred

and

Van

Horn.

Johnny

GREGORY

Transfer

JOSEPH

Student

3;

dality

Class

4;

REIBENSPIES

Letterman's

Vice

President

Club

4;

4;

LAWRENCE

So­

GAVIN

Roll

Honor

NEDT

1;

Council

2,

Varsity

3,

4;

GREGORY

RINGHAM

Citation

Sodality

2,

Student

2;

Honor

ALAN

Roll

1;

Candidate

4,

3,

Aide

2;

Phil

NEDT

ROARKE

Citation

2;

Cafeteria

4.

II

Football

4;

Club.

Baseball

3,

4;

Student

Patrol

4;

2;

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4;

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up

2,

2;

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4,

3,

Editor

in

Chief

3,

Vice

1,

3,

4;

2,

2,

Glee

Perfect

President

3,

Journalism

Seminar

Berchman's

1,

2,

1,

Editor

President

Journalism

3;

Roundup

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

'Gold

Round­

Student

4.

33


JERRY

S.

CLEMENT

ST.

ROARK

G. JOHN

ROMAIN

RYAN

RO�ERTS

NEDT

letterman's

Student

Club

3,

1.

Council

Frosh

All

Football

D.istrict

B

1,

Class

4;

Team

Baseball

4;

2,

2,

Treasurer

Varsity

Varsity

3,

3,

Citation

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

Debate

4;

Chess up

Secretary-Treasurer

Club

4;

of

Distinction

NFL

4;

2,

dent

4;

Perfect

Attendance

Round­

3;

1,

2,

2.

1,

3,

4,

�e­

Secretary

gree

34

3,

last

3,

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4;

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Science

4;

2,

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4,

Pin

3;

2;

Honor

3,

3,

linz

Candidate

Roll

Citation

Principal's

2,

JIM

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

GILBERT

JR.

STEWART,

Student

Council

Letterman's

3;

Radio

Club

3;

Science

Club

3,

Club

2,

3,

Honor

Attendance

RICHARD

4;

Honor

Roll

NEDT

Presi­

4,

DONALD

STEPANEK

Citation

2;

fect

2,

2,

1,

3,

4;

STONE

1;

of

Pin

Tennis

STERLING

4;

Bowling

3,

4;

Soc­

4.

GREGORY

Linz

Letter

NMSQT

WILLIAM

Roll

Per­

cer

Candidate

3;

2;

2,

3.

JEROME

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,

Sodality

Speech

Masque,

3;

Candidate

4,

Team

3,

Major

Nuclear

Phil

4;

Plays

2,

3,

2,

4;

3;

3,

Lectors

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

Winner

tinction,

ager

4;

Roll

2;"

Debaters

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.

35


RODNEY

ANTHONY

TAPPEN

PATRICK

JOSEPH

TERRANELLA

NEIL

WILLIAM

MA�mN

THOMPSON Presi­

Council

Student

dent

NEDT

4;

Band

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,

'Patrol

JAMES

TROY

Treasurer

3.

3;

3,

Sodality

3;

1,

ference

36

1,

Citation

NEDT

2.

4;

Pin

of

Com­

B

Team

4;

4.

3,

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Student

Class

2,

Berchman's

3,

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trol

E.

Phil

4;

VAN

Council

President

Versity

3,

3,

4,

4;

HORN

3;

III

Club

Letterman's

Frosh

Football

1;

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4;

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1,

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2.

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Attendance


MICHAEL

Honor

FRANCIS

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1;

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3,

4;

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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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Candidate

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

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with

Phil

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strates

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seniors

lunch

during

period.

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Grubbs

after

car

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course.

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casually

successfully

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completing

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Rainey,

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Hirsch

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work.

checks

with

Fr.

Underhill

about

summer

mis­

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School,


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Parks,

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Colwell

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spirit

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Week.

during

worship

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Hoyt

serrat.

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bell

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during

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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

Mut

3-217

Treasurer

President

Brian

Robinson

Vice

President

Bob

Driscoll

Secretary

Dick

Johnson

.

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48

Joe

Darnall

TOrri

Froehlich


Lee

Ken

Alexander

Asel

{;eorge

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

found

mom

ever

Piering's

to

what

happened

bucks

Waco

Junior

without.

came

home

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Our

candidate

for

"Most

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

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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

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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

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Joe

Haggar

Vice

President

Secretary

Treasurer

Ed

Russell

Tim

Maher

Weiler

Johnson

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Charles

Fechtel

Pat

President

Javier

Galvin

Escobar

Secretary

Finn

Treasurer

Terry

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Vice

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President

Clem

David

Dutton

Mike

Murphy

Secretary

Treasurer

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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

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Jeff

Dillon

Joe

Driscoll

Randy

Dupont

Manuel

Esquivel

Bill

Etheridge

Farmer

Gef

Fisk

Chuck

Ed

Fitzgerald

Pat

Flynn

Froehlich

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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

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Roger

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Frank

McCullough

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Robert

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Morris

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Nicosia

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Mike

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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:

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so

Prather,

Russell)

new-the

GLEE

organization

Arnone,

Mr.

Rousseve,

S.J.,

was

another

late­

CLUB

(KNEELING:

moderator).

95


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Moderators

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.

1st

ROW:

Editor

Cough lin,

Froehlich,

Gregory,

Mr.

Godfrey,

Mr.

Stack,

2nd

Arnone,

ROW:

Roach;

Hendler,

Nasky,

Cowan,

Daniel,

Scammel,

Asel,

Alexander,

Terranella,

Ma,crae,

Hirsch,

Junior

ly,

Gehring,

Publications

Advisor

Fr.

Jim

Mcleod,

Not

Colwell,

shown:

Flume,

Brice,

Canaday,

Malcomesius,

Junior

Bosworth,

Yarber,

Senior

Luther,

3rd

Editor,

S.J.,

typical

Editor-in-chief

Rener,

Curtis.

ROW:

Donnel­

Flowers;

Senior

Editor,

Editor

FitzGerald,

Robbins.

S.J.

97


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Cowan

their

Robbins

wrath

head

Hendler

Sports

as

with

on

photos

holds

editor

and

Organizations

vent

stamp

Photo-lackey

in

grief.

editor Editor-in-chief

FitzGerald

98

in

Curtis

puts

his

place.

young

upstart

Faculty


The

Last

Roundup

ABOVE,

LAST

THE

LEFT

TO

ROUNDUP

RIGHT:

staff

Editor

surprise.

the

in

Arnone,

wilderness,

Activities

Martinez,

Haywood

Editor

FitzGerald,

ulty

tree,

Underclassmen

as

editor

Editor

which

Hendler,

Underclassman

usual).

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NOT

Skiles,

Editor

SHOWN:

strikes

a

Moderator

Luther,

is

no

Iwanski,

Cowan,

Business

Krippner,

Sports

Scammel,

a

(up

Organizations

Activities

Editor

Robbins,

S.J.,

Curtis

Editor

Editor

and

Godfrey,

Stone,

seve,

Mr.

Fac­

Mgr.

Rous­

Editor-in-chief

Krutilek.

for

casual

our

camera.

pose

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

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Mike

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Mose.r

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Floyd

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Floyd

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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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SPONSORS

BENEFACTOR:

BROS.

MAHER

SPONSORS:

Bronson

Hanschen

Patricia

Mrs.

W.

Robert

Mrs.

&

Mr.

Walter

Joyce

News

Martin

Agency

Class

3-205

Class

2-114

Class

2-117

Class

1-110

I-III

Class

1-107

Class

PATRONS:

SPECIAL

W.

Mrs.

Coursey

Dudlev

Cuellar

J.

Willie

Dunlap-Swain

Church

Trinity

Holy

Church

the

Christ

King

Kelliher

Dan

Insurance

Agency

J.

W.

Mangelsdorf

Mrs.

E.

M.

Moore

Bank

Dallas

North

Penland

Reynolds

Smith

K.

Harwood

&

Partners

Sullivan

C.

Mrs.

&

Roger

Family

Co.

Pri nti

Ti

qer+

ng

Van

Frances

Mrs.

Horn

M"ary

Class

4-210

Class

4-214

Class

3-216

Class

3-217

Class

2-113

Class

2-115

1-103

Class

1-112

Class

PATRONS:

Mr.

Mrs.

Mr.

&

Mr.

J.

Baker

M.

Bernardo

Bird

Leslie

C.

&

Averett

W.

Carl

Mrs.

Bernard

Mrs.

H.

Mrs.

Charles

&

Birt

Carl

Mrs.

A.

Boyle

John

D.

Brough

Emil

Borak

L.

Mrs.

Isabelle

Mrs.

L.

Collora

A.

Cortmeglia

Mr.

&

Dallas

Mrs.

E.

Dressed

R.

Cronin

Beef

Joe

Flaig

Dr.

Mrs.

Mrs.

172

&

W.

Mrs.

J.

B.

K.

Flowers.

Franzen

Pauline

E.

Glasco

Jr.


PATRONS:

Mrs.

T.

Mrs.

E.

J.

L.

LaBarba;

Martinez;

Church;

Grubbs;

Oscar

Glenn

Mrs.

F.

Helen

Plumbing

J.

Lalla;

Oster;

Jerry

St.

Produce

Hairston

Home

Higgins;

Carl

Co.:

Charles

l.es+elick:

Bernard's

R.

G.

Rinqhern:

Mrs.

Co.:

�"B.

J.

St.

George

Heinen,

Mr.

Martinez;

&

.Ir.:

Mrs.

Rueben

Thomas

Aquinas

L.

Turny:

B.

Kitowski;

Alfred

Church;

U.

Vilfordi:

Class

3-215.

Staff

EDITORS:

Nick

Curtis

Bainard

Cowan

Bob

Hendler

John

Armone

Dave

Krippner

Iwanski

Tony

Jeff

FitzGera Id

Mike

PHOTOGRAPHY

STAFF:

Luther

Jim

Brice

Louis

Gehring

Krutilek

Greg

Ron

Grubbs

John

Jeff

Colwell

FitzGerald .

Biff

Godfrey

Mike

Luther

Paul

Leche

Robbins

Casey

BUSINESS

STAFF:

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Stone, mgr.

Jack

asst.

Cosgrove,

mgr.

Krutilek

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Ochs

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Miguel

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