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1967 Yearbook

Page 1

The

to

at

of

is

more

a

trlbute

School.

Jesuit

High

spirit

years

loud

than

cheering:

just

spirit

it

is

ROUNDUP

LAST

1987

25

This

which

is

permeates

something .

football

the

both

field

.

and

the

classroom

a

on

rainy

makes

Ranger

us

day.

feel

spirit

and

and

involvement

concern

pride

for

the

and

school

in

the

it.

people

at

Not

J

graduation

ending

and

this

and

involvement

concern

pride

constitute

J

unique

something

known

to

over

2000

Rangers.

-

This

book

records

a

spirit

who

the

but

mostly

people

make

it.


;'Silver

Jubilee

Issue

.

Jeff

FitzGera Id

Editor

Advisory

Mike

'luther


Thomas

K.

Gorman,

O�{).,

-

of

Bishop

Dallas

Ft.

Wo�th

D.90�

Hist.


l.eV'.

Paul

·W.

Sdlott,

S.J.


This

Silver

Issue

of

THE

LAST

ROUNDUP

Anniversary

is

dedicated

to

all

of

the

who

many

on

the

and

administration,

have

served

people

staff

of

faculty,

School

Jesuit

since

High

its

in

1942.

beginning

These

are

the

who

have

contributed

people

of

themselves

something

to

what

the

of

spirit

School

Jesuit

High

has

Mil ton

Mr.

Gaudet

Neal

Rev.

F.

S.].

S.].

6

Mr.

E.

L.

Harrison

Hohman

become.


S.}

Albert

Mr.

S.].

Edward

Maher

Rev.

Thomas

S.].

R.

7


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·

·

·

·

·

·

·

·

·

·

·

·

·

·

·

..

·

·

·

·

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ulty.

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p.

underclassmen

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80

'

Organizations

,..

Sports

1

18

1

54

p, I

Activities

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Index

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EDITOR:

FitzGerald

Jeff

ASS'TS:

Chris

Vilfordi

Chris

San

Miguel

10


II


Dedicated

REV.

ALBERT

men

C.

LOUAPRE,

S.J.

Principal

Moderator

of

Algebra,

National

Honor

Society

Erik

(With

VERY

REV.

Jonsson)

Mayor

PAUL

W.

SCHOTT,

President

of

S.J.

School

Jesuit

Moderator

of

High

Parents'

Club

REV.

S.

JOSEPH

RIVOIRE,

S.J.

Assistant

Principal

Prefect

of

American

Discipline,

Moderator

Council,

Administration

Ranger

Student

Russian

History,

of

History,

Patrol

Club,

Student


and

women

MR.

G.

WALSH

JAMES

Director

of

Public

Relations,

Athletic

Director

Moderator

REV.

A.

of

the

Letterman's

FERDINAND

Club

DERRERA,

S.].

Secretary

Moderator

of

Spanish,

Freshman

Honor

Spanish

Society,

Athletic

Chaplain

MRS.

F

..

A.

NORSCH

Registrar

BROTHER

PATRICK

USINA,

S.].

Treasurer

13


who

a

through

personal

relationship

with

student

the

REV.

NEIL

JARREAU,

J.

Moderator

of

the'

S.J.

Freshman

Sodality,

Theology,

Athletic

Chaplain

REV.

C.

EARL

JOHNSON,

Freshman-Sophomore

Athletic

Chaplain

REV.

WILLIAM

E.

UNDERHILL,

Junior-Senior

14

Counselor,

Theology

S.].

Counselor,

S.J.

Theology,

Varsity


REV.

JULIUS

J.

MAY,

REV.

NICHOLAS

S.J.

T.

SCHIRO,

S.J.

C

Moderator

Chemistry,

of

the

Science

Club Athletic

Physics,

Theology,

REV.

Chaplain

')V"

PHILIP

E.

HANLEY, REV.

R.

S.].

BALINT

JAMES Theology,

Moderator

English,

of

the

Philothespic

Mathematics

Theology,

Society

15


Faculty

of

and

in

both

out

class

MR.

MICHAEL

J.

Moderator

English,

O'SHEA,

of

the

S.J.

Philothespic

Speech,

Society MR.

JOHN

STACK,

S.J.

World

American

Ass't,

History,

History,

English,

MR. Moderator

Moderator

of

THf

the

Club.

16

PATRICK

M.

PEEL,

S.].

of

ROUNDUP,

Lone

St.

Bookstore,

History

John

Berchman's,

Rangers,

Latin,

Ass't.·

Theology,

ROUNDUP

Moderator

of

THE

LAST


1m.

THOMAS

Ass't,

Latin,

F.

Moderator

BARBERITO,

of

Theology,

the

Speech

S.J.

Team,

Sodality.

MR. MR.

WILLIAM

M.

HAMMEL,

HARRY

T.

FLEDDERMANN,

of

Film

Seminar,

Mathematics,

Speech,

of

Theology,

Sociology,

..

THE

S.J.

S.J.

Moderator

Moderator

English,

LAST

ROUNDUP.

Ass't

fie

Speech

Team,

Moderator

of

the

Sodality

17


,

Faculty

have

formed,

educated

and

enlivened

MR.

MICHAEL

Moderator

English,

of

D.

ROACH

THE

Cheer­

ROUNDUP,

leaders

MR.

WILLIAM

P.

ROBERTSON,

Assistant

Mathematics,

Football

&

Track

JR.

Coach


MR.

EIFERT

ROBERT

J.

Athletic

World

Government,

Assistant

MR.

ROBERT

L.

Economics,

Moderator

of

the

Manager,

History,

Letterman's

Club.

MR.

PURYEAR

WILLIAM

SCHUSTER

J.

Ass't

Moderator

Head

Football

Tennis

Coach,

'Coach,

Mathematics,

Assistant

of

the

Letterman's

Music

Literature

and

Director

of

The

Band

History,

Club.

19


a

spirit

to

unique

Jesuit

High

School;

MR. MR.

DONALD

E.

NEAL

Science

Club,

Science;

Moderator

of

Ass't,

Radio

Moderator

of

Club

�I

20

F.

HARRISON

1RIAL

English, Physical

Bi?logy;

Basketball

tt]V"

Coach


MR.

HERBERT

Head

M.

Track

SHEANER

Coach.

MR.

RUFUS

BREWTON

Head

Physical

Football

Education,

Baseball

Ass't

Coach,

Coach.

O'TOOLE

REV.

JAMES

Theology

21


MR.

ROBERT

Moderator

Biology,

MR.

of

LANIER

Science

RONALD

Physical

Education,

Baseball

Coach.

Never

Head

Club.

TALIAFERRO

Basketball

Coach,

Ass't

assured

of

success,

complete

22


MR.

EDWARD

FLORES

French

Spanish,

GEORGE

MR.

E.

RAMSEY

Moderator

MR.

of

Glee

Club

Spanish,

English,

DON

C.

Moderator

Physical

DORSEY

of

Camera

Science,

Ass't.

Club,

.

Moderator

of

Science

Club

Faculty

23


MR.

TALIAFERRO

JERRY

Freshman

Basketball

MR.

Coach

GARY

A.

PASQUA

Head

Geometry,

Coach

their

is

work

to

-

develop

Faculfy,

Football

Coach,

Ass't,

Baseball


MR.

HANS

Head

MEINTSER

Soccer

Coach

MR.

MIKE

Freshman

MR.

THOMAS

BULGER

Football

Coach

HUFFHINES

Football

Coach

HJV"

25


what

beginning

we

must

finish

...

MRS.

HELEN

Librarian

BROTHER

LEO

BROTHER

MARTIAL

BROTHER

CLAUDE

COLLISON,

O.

1.

S.].:

Sacristan;

LAPEYRE,

S.].:

Building

Supervisor;

Assistant

ORY,

S.].:

Secretary;

Maintenance.

NOT

26

PICTURED:

BROTHER

GREGARIO

CONCHA,

S.].:

WHITE


MISS

DORIS

MITCHELL

Librarian

MRS.

ROBERT

M.

DISQUE

Receptionist

MRS.

HOMER

Assistant

MRS.

C

to

the

HAND

President

CROUCH

JAMES

Assistant

Treasurer

27


Editor:

TOM

Ass'ts:

TOM

TIM

FROEHLICH

CHRISTINE

D'ARCY

DICK

BIFF

28

FLUME

GODFREY


"'9ENIOR9

29


WILLIAM

GEORGE

ASEL

KENNETH

ABRIGHT

FRANCIS

BARKER

STEVEN

JOHN

Roll

Honor

Science

1;

Soccer

man

Club

4;

Fresh­

Roll

Honor

1,

1,

3;

2,

2,

3,

1,

3,

2,

Student

4;

Patrol

4;

3,

1;

Berchrnan's

1;

Golf

2,

St.

N.F.L.

1;

3,

4;

John

Soccer

1;

4;

Lone

Social

4;

Rangers

Chairman

N.F.L.

4;

4;

Cheerleader

Committee I

4.

Degree

lID

Double

Distinction

2,

1,

4;

4;

Treasurer

1,

Speech

Debate

Treasurer

1,

Debate

3;

Team

Attendance

fect

4;

Council

1;

Per­

Commendation

NMSQT

of

Student

Citation

NEDT

3;

2,

of

Letter

4.

Track;

4;

Ruby

3;

Phil

Course;

English

3,

2,

4;

Roundup

Last

2,

3,

4;

2,

3,

4;

Silver

4;

Roundup

1,

Sodality

Berchrnan's

St.

2,

John

Award

Service

Gold

4;

3,

Service

2;

Award

Lectors

2.

3;

.

r

i

CHARLES

RICHARD

Class

BIFANO

Treasurer

Secretary

THOMAS

1;

Team

3;

4;

Speech

Phil

NFL

Thespians'

Frosh,

Frosh;

4;

"JV"

1,

2,

3;

4;

MICHAEL

Roll

1,

4;

2,

Stu­

4;

3,

4;

Secretary

Colonel

4;

4;

Ranger

NHS

3,

4;

Football:

Frosh;

"JV"

Track

1,

3,

4;

3,

4;

2;

4;

Varsity

Letterman's

3,

4;

Club

2,

Treasurer

March.

30

2,

of

Ranger

the

Month:

TUBBS

2;

Football:

2;

Baseball.

Patrol

4;

Berchrnan's

John

3;

BOOKER

Student

1,

St.

4;

Stu­

4;

Vice-President

Patrol

Club

3,

Roll

1;

Finalist

Frosh

Council

4;

dent

Honor

Citation

3;

Vice-President

3;

dent

Superla­

WINSTON

BOOKER

NEDT

2;

Semi-Finalist

President

4;

Basketball:

Senior

3,

NMSQT

Class

Roundup

2,

Track

Wittiest.

Honor

1,

4;

Last

4;

Football:

tive:

Vice­

2;

President

"JV"


KEVIN

PATRICK

BOSWORTH

ROBERT

HARTFORD

BOYLE

TRYON

JOHN

Perfect

Attendance

Class

Treasurer

1;

2,

Perfect

Attendance

BRADSHAW,

Club

1;

2,

Ranger

JR. Vice-President

Student

Council

4;

4;

3,

Frosh

Football:

4;

Captain;

CC]V"

Transfer

Student

Roll

Honor

2; Student

2,

2,

4,

3,

4;

Captain

Ranger

Captain

2,

-Roundup

Rangers

4;

Varsity

3,

4,

Captain

4;

Lone Linz

Pin

Candidate

Hon­

4;

3,

Treasurer

4,

Last

4;

Letterman's

Club

Principal's

4.

3,

or

Roll

NEDT

2;

Letter

of

Commenda­

Football: 2,

"Jv"

Varsity'

3,

4;

tion

Student

2;

Baseball:

Frosh,

Rangers

Club

Student

4;

Patrol

Debate

4; Letterman's

Council

Lone

2;

"Jv"

.

4;

3;

Patrol

Club

4;

NFL

2;

Science

2;

4. Fair

Award,

Division

Biology

2nd

place

Track:

2;

CC]V"

3,

Captain

RAY

PATRICK

BULGER

DEAN

CANADAY

President

2,

1,

1,

2,

3,

4,

Student

4;

Council

Honor

1,

President

4,

4;

Ranger

Student

Student

3;

1;

Honor

Spanish

President

ciety

Attendance

Patrol

2;

Coun­

3,

Varsity

3;

So­

Transfer

Manager

3;

TV

NFL

4.

Team

Speech

4;

3,

Soccer

4;

CHANDLER

Student

Debate 3;

Basketball

3,

Club 3,

JEROME

Perfect

Roll

2,

Patrol

Student

4;

2,

Club

2,

Letterman's

GREER

JEFFREY

Class

4;

3,

3,

Philothespic

Crew

3,

4;

4;

Last

4;

Roundup

3,

4;

cil

4;

Representative

Philothespic

1,

2,

4;

Track

1.

Roundup

3,

2;

Senior

4;

4;

3,

Thespians

2,

4;

of

the

3,

4;

4;

Place

4;

2;

John

Frosh,

3,

ccJV"

Business

So­

4;

Manager

Senior

Elocution

3,

Football

Press

4,

First

Announcer

4;'

Honor

Spanish

4;

Rangers

Spirit.

4;

Presi­

Club

3,

School

3,

Society

3,

4,

President

Coordinator

Statistician

Lone

Letterman's

Month:

May;

Most

4,

St.

Sodality

Football:

Manager

Tennis

dent

2,

Roundup

4;

1;

Varsity

dality

Last

4;

Berchrnan's

2,

4,

Elocution

Roundup

Editor-in-chief

4;

Ranger

Senior

Superlative:

4;

of

Univ.

Mexico.

Scholarship

Nat'l


Student

Treasurer

Patrol

2,

1,

2;

Varsity

1,

Attendance

"]V"

1;

COELEN

RONALD

Linz

Roll

1,

2,

Pin

Candidate

3;,

Patrol

Student

Attendance

2;

Debate

Team

2,

Ranger

Team

4;

3,

4;

NFL

4;

3,

2,

1,

Speech

1,

4;

3,

NFL

1;

Speech

N.H.S.

2,

1,

1,

4;

3;

1;

Basketball:

Spanish

of Club 3;

Society

Perfect

4;

Club

Patrol

Student

4;

2;

"]V"

Club

4;

Honor

Honor

Council

2,

Lone

Baseball:

Letterman's

Rangers

GEORGE

1;

Student

President

Vice

2;

Frosh,

4;

4;

2;

3,

Class

Football:

Captain

3,

Perfect

Roll

Honor

Class

4,

CHRISTINE

ROBERT

THOMAS CHASE

THOMAS

DAVID

4.

2,

3,

1,

2,

4;

Phil

Excellence

Frosh

4;

Degree

Capt.,

Varsity

3,

2,

4,

Capt.

3,

4,

Safety

President

Thes­

Rep.

Roundup

3,

4;

3,

Last

Roundup

Honor

1,

Second

3,

4,

2,

3,

Major

Glee

Masque

Club

Sen­

2;

Best

Club

H.M.

3,

All-Greater

Shooter

Dallas

Letterman's

3,

Bowling

EI

4;

4,;

Film

3,

3;

4.

2,

3,

Place

Silver

2,

3;

Junior

All-State

All-District

3,

H.M.

4;

3;

EI

Valuable

Player

Campus

Court

2;

ior

4,

Golf

4;

Most

4;

Junior

2,

Editor

pians

3;

Plays

Club

1,

4.

2;

WILLIAM

DEAN

RICHARD

PETER

COELEN

TIERNEY

ball

3,

Foot­

Club 1;

Frosh;

Range!"

Basketball:

Foul

Best

tt]V,:

3;

1,

Varsity

District

2,

3,

Most

2,

Semifinalist

3,

4.

3,

Frosh,

3,

Let­

3;

Patrol

1,

"Jv"

2,

3,

2,

Varsity

Track

"Jv"

3,

Tournament

Club

2,

32

2,

3,

4;

4.

2;

Baseball:

Letterman's

Frosh;

Attendance

1;

Football:

4;

_

Ten­

Cham­

4,

Valuable

Player

State

2,

terman's

Student

4;

3,

Frosh,

Shooter

4,

nis:

pionship

PATRICK

COLE

Perfect Roll

!fonor

Varsity

Club

Frosh;

COOPER

Student

Chess

Track:

4;

Patrol

1,

Club

3.


RONALD

STUART

CURL

EGAN

JACK

Transfer

Student

2;

Honor

Football:

MARTIN

NMSQT

TIMOTHY

Roll

Hon.

1,

4;

DANIEL

Roll

2,

('IV"

3.

2,

3;

Linz

1,

2,

3,

4;

1;

Roundup

Course

Film

4;

4;

Frosh

1,

4;

Club

Major

1,

2,

Plays

1,

EI

3,

Sci.

Fencing

Film

Degree

Ranger

"

" "

ahhhhhhh

"Say

1,

4,

3,

2,

...

3

a

"And

Awd.

Val.

2nd

Ell,

Jr.

4;

you're

...

2,

Thes.

2,

Sr.

4,

3,

Ed.

4;

Fair

2,

3,

Hon.

Club

Rotary

of

4;

...

2

3;

Cl.

Christmas.

et

3,

4;

Roundup

4;

Tm.

2;

Patri,

4,

3,

Most

4,

V.P.

3,

4;

Crew

Roundup

4;

3,

Masque

Sr.

2;

TV

2,

Silver

3,

Place

4;

Last

nomine

of

2,

Philothespic:

4;

Football.

Men.

«In

Tm.

Sp.

NFL

4;

Distinct.

English

Last

1

D'ARCY

Atten.

3;

Candidate

Finalist

3,

Per.

1,

Pin

Semi-Finalist

UD

the

Rep.

Month:


KIRK

Class

Treasurer

Cheerleader

3;

Student

Head

CREIGHTON

Candi­

Pin

Lim

Science

Patrol

3,

2,

4;

4;

4;

Sodality

President

3,

4;

Stu­

Secretary

"Jv"

4;

2,

3;

4.

2;

Patrol

Student

1,

Frosh,

"JV"

Captain,

Rangers

Basketball:

Club

Varsity

3,

4;

Frosh,

"JV"

Baseball:

Frosh,

"JV"

2,

Varsity

Rangers

34

3,

2;

4;

Letterman's

Lone

Club

4,

Secretary

President

3,

4,

Course

Candidate

4.

4;

Class

Vice­

4;

Patrol

3,

4;

Basketball

«JV"

Club

JOHN

4,

3,

2,

Football:

Captain

1,

Council

4;

Frosh,

Lone

4,

4;

Fencing

2;

JOSEPH

Track

"JV"

2,

3;

So­

Club

Safety

3.

Football:

-President

Class

Student

Basketball:

4;

3,

Letterman's

4;

FINEGAN

DUNN

JAMES

JOHN

Vice-President

Patrol

Varsity

4;

Pin

3;

2,

Student

2;

dality

LAURENCE

DRISCOLL

ROBERT

Class

Linz

1,

English

4;

3,

3,4.

3,

dent

DISQUE

Roll

UD

4;

President

President

3,

2,

3.

Honor

3;

2,

1,

Student

date

Club

N.H.S.

Judge

Roll

Honor

2,

Club

4;

Court

4;

JOHN

JERRY

Patrol

Cheerleader

4,

Letterman's

Rangers

Honor

3,

3;

2,

3,

Lone

4;

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ANDREW

DARNALL

JOSEPH

4.

1,


FISK

ASHTON

GEORGE

GEOFFREY

ALEXIS

RICHARD

AUGUST

FLUME,

Honor

Roll

1,

2,

Class

3;

President

3;'

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JR. Student

Council

Student

Patrol

2;

1;

Hon.

Roll

1,

2,

NEDT

3;

Cit.

2;

NMSQT

'Honor

Roll

Student

1;

Football:

Frosh

Frosh,

''IV''

Bas­

2;

Semi-Fin.

Fin.

3,

S.

4;

C.

ParI.

4,

1,

4;

Patrol

1,

Team 1,

1,

3,

2,

Treas.

4,

Pres.

3,

1,

2,

3,

Treas.

4;

NFL

1,

3,

2,

Ruby

Awd.

4;

Dist.

2,

3,

'4;

1,

Elocution

Jr.

2,

3,

4;

TV

3,

"J"

Last

Roundup

3,

4,

Adv.

Ed.

Awd.

Fac.

1,

3,

January;'"

THOMAS

4,

2,

Sodality

2,

3,

2,

3;

1,

Ranger

Senior"

Superlative:

DENNIS

of

the

Most

2,

Pin

3;

1;

4;

Roundup

1;

NMSQT

man's

4;

Perfect

Attendance

Treasurer

1,

Social

2,

3;

Committee

Team

2,

3,

Student

Chairman

"Jv"

Club

2,

Student

BILLY

FRANK

GODFREY,

Patrol

Honor

1,

Lectors

4;

Varsity

3,

Roll

3;

Football:

4;

Letter­

1,

Student

2,

Editor

4;

3,

4.

4;

Chairman

4;

4,

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4;

2,

Roundup:

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Roundup

Senior

3,

Senior

Roundup

Edi­

2,

3,

3,

2;

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Patrol

1,

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3,

4,

4,

3,

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Business

Manager

2,

Business

Manager

4;

Club

4,

JR.

Citation

Intra-Mural

Student

TASC

Editor,

3;

Last

Roundup

NEDT

3;

Council

4�

mittee

4.

3,

Editor-in-Chief

Debate

4;

N.F.L.

2,

John

2;

Frosh

Semi­

2;

4,

Candidate

Citation

Finalist

Class

Speech

3,

St.

Month:

FURLONG

Secretary

Last

Lim

1,

2;

2,

Roundup

4;

Industrious

JOSEPH

Class

Roll

NEDT

3,

1,

4;

1,

4;

Awd.

1,

1,

Lectors

3;

V.-P.

4;

Servo

4,

3,

Sodality

3,

4;

WILLIAM

FROEHLICH

4;

Finalist

3;

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4;

Phil

4;

3.

2,

1,

Elocution

Roundup

Berchman's

John

Awd.

N.H.S.

4;

Ed.-in-Chief

3,

3;

St.

Sr.

2;

3,

Ed.

Cl.

Cam,

4;

Servo

4,

3,

4;

V.-Prefect

Silver

PI.

Crew

3,

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Jr.

1st

2,

1,

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4;

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3;

3,

2,

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4,

3,

NFL

4;

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3,

Phil.

1,

:4;

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3,

of

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Pres.

4,

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3,

4,

DbI.

Honor

3,

1,

3,

4,

,Council

2,

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4;

4.

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2,

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Speech

Tm.

Golf

ketball;

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Service

Service

3;

Award

3;

3,

Last

Camera

Award

2,

3;

Sodality

tor

4;

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,Council

4;

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Rep.

4;

Club

4;

4;

N.H.S.

4,

3,4.

Student

UD

English

Frosh

Football;

Course

Frosh

Baseball.

35


FISHER

THOMAS

GOLDEN

WILLIAM

HAMBLETON

CECIL

BRUCE

HALL

JOHN

Honor

Roll

1.

Cross

1,

Baseball:

Council

Student

'JV"

4;

Country

2;

NEDT

2;

Citation

Perfect

Attendance

2;

2;

.

Track:

Class

Soccer

Frosh

3,

1;

4;

Treasurer

;

4;

Rangers

EDWARD III

FRANCIS

FRANK

JOHN

HAMJE

HART,

1;

Cheerleader

Club

Lone'

JOHN

Track

2

Bowling

2.

1,

4;

4

Letterman's

LINDEN

JR.

HOLMBERG Honor

Linz

Roll

1,

4;

2,

NEDT

3;

2,

1,

36

2,

Pin

Class

Treasurer

Speech

2,

Frosh;

Lone

1,

2;

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terman's

1,

4;

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Team

2;

3,

Candidate

3;

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3,

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4;

4.

Roundup

4;

3,

Club

4;

ttJV"

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Rangers

Class

Vice-President

4;

Track

4.

1,

2,

3;

1.

Student

2;

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his

to

Slater

as

god

prays

GATES

MICHAEL

THOMAS

O'Rourke

Drive.

runs

Thanksgiving

DICKSON

CARNELL

JAMES

Transfer

HUMPHRIES

JONES,

Student

Perfect

3;

JR.

JOHNSON,

Band Honor

Roll

Perfect 1,

2,

Attendance

Student

Class

3;

Secretary

Patrol

3;

3;

3,

Class

2,

3;

1;

Secretary

Basketball

2,

3,

Debate

4;

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3.

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1

"JV'

;

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2;

Letterman's

1,

2;

Statistician

hall:

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3,

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4;

4.

Lone

Frosh,

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3;

Rangers

4,

3;

Club

3.

JR.

Attendance·

Service

Outstanding

4;

Glee

1,

N.F.L.

Award


MARK MICHAEL

KEENE

THOMAS

CHARLES

EDWARD

MARK

JONES

Basketball:

Patrol

Student

2;

Baseball:

Varsity

2,

Varsity

3;

3,

4;

Letterman's

Class

Treasurer

Club

3.

Honor

Court

2;

Chess

4;

KEARNEY

Frosh,

Track:

Frosh;

Club

Honor

Student

Roll

Round­

Patrol

1;

2;

4. Camera

3, up

Club

Science

Club

4;

4;

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Baseball:

t]V"

3;

2,

3;

2,

4;

Lone

Bowling

2,

4;

Rangers

4;

Spanish

Drive

Honor

Society

3;

Magazine

High

4.

Salesman

2,

3,

MICHAEL TIMOTHY

LEONARD

JOHN

KOHLER

JEROME

JOHN

KUKLENSKI Student

Baseball:

4;

Frosh,

KREINER

Football:

Patrol

tlJV"

tJV"

2,

3.

3;

Student

Frosh

Patrol

1,

Football.

Honor

Student

Transfer

Roll

3;

3;

2; r

Class

Treasurer

Student

Council

Rep.

4,

Student

Council

Student

St.

Last

4;

Roundup

Roundup

4;

ty

4;

Letterman's

of

Club

the

Ranger

Best

Superlative:

38

ItJV"

3,

Rangers

4;

4;

Soccer

arsi

4;

Football:

Berchman's

V

Patrol

4;

4;

John

Lone

4;

Club

4;

History

4;

Senior

Month:

April;

Disposition.


ANTHONY

LaBARBA

FRANK

Council

Camera

Honor

Club

1;

4;

Rangers

Student

Patrol

1,

2,

DAVID

GEORGE

President

Student

4;

Varsity

F

rosh;

ANTHONY

4;

Club

So­

4;

LAWRENCE

Honor

LOMONACO

Student

1,

2,

Roll

3;

1,

Patrol

3,

4;

4;

Major

4;

3,

Rangers

4.

3,

2,

3,

4.

Frosh,

Captain

4

Vice

4;

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LOVE

Band

Citation

2;

Bandsman

John

4;

Society

St.

1;

Lectors

4;

Spanish'

3.

Bas­

Track ;

3,

NEDT

Outstanding

Sodality

Honor

Football:

4,

4,

2,

�etterman's tive:

4,

3,

2,

Club

Berchrnan's

Roundup

4;

3,

Baseball

Lone

Rangers

4;

Patrol

Last

4;

Lectors

1;

2,

ketball:

President

2,

Council

Club

"Jv"

Varsity

4;

LOISELLE

Vice

3,

1,

Student

Ranger

dality

2,

Lone

Frosh,

JAMES

Class.

Track:

Patrol

3,

Cheer­

Letterman's

4;

3,4.

2,

4;

LANIER

AMORT

JEFFREY

Student

3;

2,

Letterman's

Golf

Lone

4;

1;

4.

1,

Manager

1;

Manager

leaders

Roil

4;

Football:

2;

Baseball:

Club

LAMPO

JOHN

JAMES

Student

.Sodality

1,

2,

President

4;

4;

Senior

Superla­

Most

Popular.

39


Roll

Hon.

LEON

4;

2,

4;

4,

3,

MARTIN

JOHN

4;

3,

2,

Sp.

Transfer

2,

Plays

Major

Student

III

MALCOMESIUS

Sec.

Phil.

4;

HARRY

FREDERICK

NFL

Tm.

C.

S.

3;

LUTHER

ALLEN

MICHAEL

Golf 3,

Spanish

4;

PI.

3rd

2;

Lone

4;

3,

4;

3.

Captain

3,

Out­

4;

2,

3;

Hon.

Art

3,

"JV"

PI.

4,

3,

CI.

4;

2,

.3,

Varsity

3;

4;

4:

LEE

JOHN

3,

MICHAEL

LAUGHLIN

MAXVILL

McKOOL,

JR.

JOHN

Roll

NEDT

4;

Citation

Band

2;

3;

E.

2,

Soc.

Frosh,

Fencing

Pres.

2,

3,

2,

Rangers

Honor

1,

2,

Fair

2;

Sp.

BB:

N.H.S.

4;

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4,

4,

3,

2,

1st

1,

Sc.

Hon.

Men.

1,

Custodian

Contest

1,

Ed.

Act.

4,

Exec.

Band

4,

Concert-Soloist

3;

Bandsman

3,

Roundup

Ed.

3,

3;

3,

2,

Hohman

1.

4;

2,

standing

3,

Society

3.

Rotary

4;

Team Last

1,

Assoc.

Ed.

Awd.

Servo

Coun.

E.

3,

Roundup

4;

Rep.

4,

Club

Honor

2; 2,

2;

Science

2;

4,

3,

CI.

Thes.

Crew

Production

Underclassmen

L.

Hohman

1,

-Linz

Roll

Honor

McDONELL

1,

Class

Contest

Class

1,

1,

3,

4;

Candidate

Pin·

Student

3;

Student

Pres.

Council

Football:

Patrol

2;

1;

2;

Student

3;

Vice-Pres.

1,

Council

Student

Treasurer

2,

Pres.

4,

2.

2,

4,

3,

Patrol

4;

Frosh, Vice­

Team

2, Baseball:

2,

"Jv"

Varsity

3,

4;

Varsity

3,

4;

3,

4;

1,

4;

2,

4,

Debate

Medal

3,

Team,

Winning

Radio

Club

3,

4; Service

Best

Speaker. Honor

Spanish

4,

4,

3,

4; Gold

Letterman's

3;

3,

Vice-Pres.

Debate

Pres.

2,

2;

2,

1,

Speech

Frosh,

Bowl­

Soccer

"Jv"

ing

Club

Society

Award

N.F.L.

3;

3,

3.

of

1,

3,

2,

Sec.

4;

Distinction

2,

Degree

Vice-Pres.

Double

up

4,

Ruby

Round­

3,

Sodality

4

4;

2,

Football

3,

1

;

4;

N.H.S.

of

Rangers

4;

tember;

Bishop

3,

Tennis

4,

Lone

1;

;

the

Month:

Ranger

Sep­

Senior

Lynch

To

Most

Superlative:

40

Award;

Likely

Succeed.


PAUL

EDWARD

McMAHON,

JOHN

Student

FREDERICK_

Patrol

2;

JR.

Transfer

ball:

Student

4;

Golf

4.

1.

Tim

Morrow

Place

some

buys

MERCHER

Band

2;

4;

2,

ROBERT

3;

Science

NEDT

HARRY

Citation

Football:

Track

Frosh,

2.

A

in

typical

Patrol

day

Latin

2,.

Varsity

4;

3;

4.

Rangers

IV.

Playpen

3,

CC]V"

Lone

1,

2.

MEYER

Student

2;

Fair:

3.

Wate-On.

hermetically-sealed

3,

_

Base­

1,

Track

uJV"

3rd

3.

"Come

Reid."

on

out,

41


WILLIAM

MOONEY

ALLEN

KENNETH

MORGAN

ROBERT

Honor

Roll

2;

TIMOTHY

BRIAN

Honor

Student

Transfer 4.

Bowling

NEDT

Roll

MORROW

Cam­

Citation

2;

1;

2;

2,

era

Semi-Finalist

NMSQT

Finalist

3,

Club

4;

Frosh

4;

Frosh

Basketball;

Baseball. Phil

Patrol

Student

3,

2,

4;

Science

Manager

Trainer

Club

4;

Radio

Club

3;

2,

3,

4,

Stage

Football:

3;

3;

Spanish

4.

Honor

Society

3,

STUART MURRAY

MULDOON

BURKE

DENNIS

MUT

CREIGHTON

DANIEL

JAMES

TV

Course

UD

Team

Crew

4;

4;

English

Speech

Phil

4;

Senior

Elocu­

Perfect

Roll

Honor

1.

2,

3,

4,

2,

3;

Secretary

Hohman

3;

4,

Soccer

Frosh, Cross

2,

1,

42

3,

Country

4;

3,

4;

Honor

4;

2;

Letterman's

Soccer

2,

3,

4;

Baseball: 1,

E.

3,

4.

Ba:nd

3,

Track

Club

3;

Vice-President

Secretary tion

1,

4;

Roundup

Treasurer

2,

Attendance

1;

4;

Class

Band

Last

4;

Roundup

Contest

3,

Court

3,

4;

4.

"JV"

4.

4;


O'ROURKE

LEO

KEVIN

DAVID

O'SHEA

DENNIS

JOSEPH

OWENS

JACK .

Roll

Honor

Linz

1,

2,

Pin

Candidate

3;

Honor

Roll

Linz

1,

2,

Pin

Honor

Candidate

3;

Roll

Class

1,

President

3;

1,

.

4;

Citation

NEDT

UD

2;

Perfect

4;

4;

TV

Course

4;

Class

3,

4;

2,

4;

Sodality

Lectors

4;

Senior

3,

Best

Superlative:

4;

Class

Treasurer

St.

Student

3;

1,

2,

2,

1,

Team

Speech

NFL

Treasurer

Patrol

4;

Treas­

2;

Crew

Berchman's

4;

English

Attendance

1,

urer

John

1,

2,

Student

Secretary

Debate

3;

1;

1,

2,

3,

4,

Patrol

3;

Honor

Captain

4;

Court

4.

Phil

3;

1,

3,

2,

4,

Major

N.H.S.

1,

Plays

3,

2,

4;

Student.

3,

Roundup

2,

Thespians

3,

2,

'JV"

2,

N.H.S.

2,

3;

3,

Varsity

Silver

3,

4,

Football:

4;

Frosh,

Baseball:

4;

St.

4;

Roundup

1,

Medal

4;

Last

4;

Berchrnan's

John

Frosh

Lone

1;

4;

PEDRO

Phil

4;

4;

FRANCISCO

4;

Roundup

Band

1,

3,

4;

Month:

Society

3,

4;

Bookstore

Linz

1,

4;

Pin

MARK

Candidate

3;

2,

Class

Vice

Presi­

2;

4;

Treasurer

1,

4.

4;

Student

3,

Council

4;

3,

1,

Frosh;

4;

4;

PIECZYNSKI

Student

Patrol

4;

Basketball:

Frosh,

'JV"

2;

tt]V"

2,

Lone

4;

Club

1,

2;

Speech

Sodality

Track

Country

3,

Rangers

4;

Spanish

Colonel

4,

Science

Cross

4,

3,

Pa­

Varsity

2,

Team

STEVEN

Baseball:

Varsity

Student

1;

Lt.

troll,

Attendance

Football:

Presi­

2,

Secretary

3,

dent

Perfect

3,

Citation

NEDT

Club

October.

PETTIGREW

Roll

3,

Spanish

dent

Honor

Letterman's

4;

the

ROBERT

Honor

Club

2,

4;

of

HAL

PEREA

Science

Soccer

2,

Rangers

Ranger

2;

Honor

Society

3.

3,

tone

1;

4.

Rangers

43


CHARLES

Attendance

Vice-President

1,

4,

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PIERING

3,

2;

Patrol

Secretary

Student

Patrol

urer

Frosh,

ager

Band

1,

2,.

2;

3,

Treas­

4,

Man­

Football:

Lectors

1,

4;

3;

RAFFERTY

JOHN

JOHN

Student

Class

3;

2,

2,

dent

Stu­

Citation

NEDT

Roll

Honor

2;

1;

Council

1.

3;

4.

2;

3,

Lone

Soccer

'JV"

2,

Baseball:

Football: 1;

DONAL

POKLADNIK

CYRILL

STEPHEN

Perfect

4;

Captain

4;

4.

Rangers

DAVID

RAMSEY

WILSON

MARK

RENER

PATRICK

REID

JOHN

JAMES

Camera

Club

Band

4;

1;

Honor

Football:

Roll

Lone

Frosh,

ttJV"

4.

4,

2,

UD

1,

(e]V"

Perfect

Baseball:

3;

Rangers

4;

3;

4.

2,

3;

Course

Honor

Band

2;

2;

2,

Student

Secretary

3;

3,

1;

UD

Vice-President

Council

2,

Com­

NMSQT

Class

mendation

1,

of

Letter

Roll

English

Attendance

4;

4;

3,

Secretary

Team

Course

4;

English

1,

Speech

Debate

4,

Secretary

2,

3,

1,

4;

of

4,

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3,

3;

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4,

Major

Roundup,

Plays

3,

Senior

3,

Roundup

3,

Organizations

Drum

Ass't

1,

2,

Ass't

3,

4,

Editor

4,

Band

3,

1,

4;'

Editor

4,

Last

4;

Sen­

Film

Elocution

4;

3,

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3,

Silver

4,

Club

2,

2,

NFL

3;

2,

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Degree

Phil

4;

tary

4,

..

Director

4;

Eo

M�jor

Hohman

L.

Contest

1-,

4;

2;

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2,

Treasurer

November;

4;

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of

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the

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Senior

Super/:ative:

44


Flush

1.

"Well,

3.

Denny,

my

does

of

beat your

Royal

deuces."

2.

"If

the

we

put

pair

here

Altar

Wine

comes

out

there".

grapes

Bruce!"

"Sure,

VICTOR

TERRY

RESSLER

HENRY

RHODA

BRIAN

ROBINSON

JOHN

Student

Patrol

1,

2;

Band

Philothespic

Lone

1,

2,

3;

Glee

4;

Mascot

Rangers

4;

2;

Trainer

Honor

Linz

1,

2;

Hootenanny

Society

3.

1,

1,

ciety

2,

Candidate

Art

2;

Science

Roll

Pin

Club

Honor

Spanish

Club

3.

Club

3;

Honor

4;

4;

So­

Roll

Honor

NEDT

1,

Class

2;

1,

Council

3,

Student

4;

Stu­

4;

Club

3,

4;

Foot­

3;

Ranger

Var­

Frosh

1,

1,

Course

English

Patrol

ball:

sity

2,

UD

4;

dent

Citation

3;

President

Spanish

3;

3,

"]v"

2,

Captain

2,

Basketball:

4,

"]V"

Captain

Varsity

2,

3,

the

4,

2,

3,

4;

Vice-President

December;

Best

Club

of

4;

Ranger

Senior

Month:

lative:

Frosh.

3;

Letterman's

Varsity

Frosh

4;

Baseball:

2,

1,

Super­

Athlete.

45


ROBERT ROBERT

ROONEY

Student

Basketball:

Roll

2;

1,

2,

Varsity

Science

Patrol

Club

4;

3,

2,

RUSSELL 2,

Frosh,

Science

Track

'C]V"

LAFAYETTE

RUIZ

VICTOR CHARLES

.Honor

Fair:

Grand

Prize

Winner

3.

Honor

Student

Roll

Patrol

1,

1;

4;

1.

2,

3,

4;

Football:

Frosh

Soccer

3,

1;

4;

4;

4.

Captain

Honor

Student

'Patrol

3,

UD

Roll

Student

1;

1;

Patrol

3,

Frosh,

Letterman's

ty

46

Baseball:

4;

arsi

3,

4;

Club

Varsity

cJV"

3.

3,

SHROPSHIRE

4;

Cross

2,

Letterman's

Country Frosh,

4.

2,

V

JOHN

Course

English

Track

4;

4,

'Transfer

Student

Perfect

2;

4;

Basketball: 2;

Sodality

MICHAEL

JAMES

JAMES

SCHNITZIUS

Roll

SHAW

KENNETH

MICHAEL

Honor

2,

2,

3,

4;

Club

3,

Science

2,

3,

Club

Golf 2;

3.

Attendance'


LEE

DAVID

SKILES

MICHAEL

BYRNES

SLATER

MICHAEL

STATON

JOHN

Roll

Honor

1,

Debate

2,

NFL

1;

3;

1;

Band

Club

ence

2;

Leader

Art

4,

3,

Club

NEDT

Citation

3,

Roundup

1,

2,

3,

4,

Honor

Roll

2;

1;

Basketball:

Frosh;

Golf

1.'

Sci­

Honor

Roll

1,

3;

Science

3,

4;

Club 2,

Band

4;

3;

Honor

Spanish

3.

Society

Section

Bandsman

Outstanding

3;

3.

RICHARD

JOHN

SULLIVAN

MICHAEL

DAVID

SULLIVAN

THOMAS

SWITSER

JOSEPH Honor

Roll

Camera

3;

Club

4;

Club

4;

Science

Football:

ccJV"

3;

'Bowling

4.

Class

Treasurer

1,

2;

Student

Transfer

Patrol

3;

Basketball:

Frosh,

1

Cheerleaders ;

Letterman's

Club

4;

"Jv"

2;

Student

2;

SCience

Bowling

Club

3;

Honor

Roll

2,

Soccer

3,

3�

4.

Lone

Rangers

4;

4.

47


DAVID

WRIGHT

TAYLOR

MARK

EDWARD

MICHAEL

THOMPSON

JAMES

NEDT

Citation

Student

4;

1,

Club

Ranger

Track

Perfect

Patrol

2;

3,

3;

3,

4;

1,

Linz

Roll 1,

Pres.

1,

4;

3;

2,

tlWhat

Love?"

now

my

48

Pin

3;

2,

Treas.

2,

3;

Patrol

Debate

2.

4;

2,

1;

3;-

In

3,

4,

S.

Cando

C.

1,

1,

3,

3,

1,

FB;

Mgr.

4;

Sodality

Frosh

4;

Stu.

4;

ball:

2,

BB:

Senior

Superlative:

quest

3,

2,

Varsity

4;

2.

Frosh,

"Jv"

1;

Sp.

2,

2,

1,

3,

4,

Pres.

3,

4,

Mgr.

Varsity

Frosh

1,

Most

"Jv'

Generous.

three

for

the

1;

Base­

tJV"

Sec.

Cl.

4;

Treas.

4,

Maj.

Pre­

2;

Berchmari's

john

"lV"

Tm.

Lt.

N.F.L.

St.

N.H.S.

Bskb.:

Patrol

1;

Football: Hon.

tJV"

fect

1.

Student

Attendance

TERRANELLA

2,

Football

2.

1,

excellence,

stand

out.

3.

Seniors

on

slip

Peel.

a

greasy


ANTHONY

date

ROBERT

1,

2,

Student

4;

2,

4;

2,

3,

1,

4,

CHARLES

Class

TORTI

Officer

Parlia­

2;

Student

1;

Patrol

3.

Copy

Camera

4;

4,

Treasurer

4;

1,

2,

3,

4,

Sodality

Lectors

4;

1,

Football

4;

Citation

3,

3,

Roundup

President

3,

4,

President

2,

Crew

4;

Roundup

Last

4;

Club

3,

Secretary

3;

TV

1,

President

Editor

NEDT

mentarian

4,

NFL

1,

Speech

Phil

3,

4,

Candi­

Pin

3;

Council

4;

Team

4;

MARCUS

TINKLE

Linz

Roll

Honor

"Jv"

2,

3.

"

...

"Awright

you

guys

"Did

move?"

it

really

49


1.

Mr.

Fleddermann

Flex's

his

Muscles.

Father

2.

mixes

his

"coke".

May

3.

"Dos

Chicas

BLEAH!"

es

muy

LARRY

TRIMBLE

MICHAEL

VINING

BENJAMIN

Honor

Roll

NEDT

Linz

1,

Class

Student

Honor

Council

2;

Patrol

3,

4;

1,

NEDT

1,

4;

4;

4;

Basketball:

3,

cJV"

4,

Patrol

Editor

4;

Sports

3,

4.

3;

Lone

Baseball:

te]V"

2;

Rangers

4;

Basketball:

2.

JV"

4;

Pin

Candidate

Treasurer

Last

N.H.S.

C

2,

Class

3;

2,

Citation

2;

Student

2,

Linz

Roll

Candidate

Treasurer

2;

Student

Secretary

Pin

3;

2,

Citation

4;

Roundup

4,

President'


1.

Is

Fr.

2.

a

Jarreau

RICHARD

Mr.

Hammel

Roll

and

Perfect 1;

"JV"

Roach

2,

dress

out.

to

3.

go

up

THEODORE

TIMOTHY

I'm

"Heh,

NEDT

1,

Secretary

Class

Treasurer

Roundup

3,

4;

Varsity

4;

1,

"Jv"

Baseball:

2,

Track

teJV"

2;

3,

Letterman's

1;

2,

Pin

3;

Club

Club

Creative.

Candidate

Art

Club

1;

4;

3;

Most

Frosh,

crack

l"

Linz

1,

Glee

4;

Film

Patrol

4;

Football:

4.

to

tough

ANDERSON

Roll

2;

1;

Student

2,

Honor

Citation

2;

Attendance

3.

Club

nut

a

YARBER

Roll

3;

heh,

ROBERT

WYSOCKI

Honor

Attendance

Perfect

Frosh,

Mr.

mystic?

really

ALEXANDER

WOOLDRIDGE

Honor

Baseball:

Senior

4;

Superlative:


,

Best

Student:

O'Rourke

Joe

'

Favorite

Mr.

Teacher:

Bill

Hammel,

,

Best

Athlete:

Brian

52

Robinson

S.J.


Most to

Most

Succeed:

Popular:

Likely

Dave Mike

McKool

Most

Loiselle

School

Spirit.'

Ray

Bulger

53


Most

Creative:

Bob

Yarber

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S\J5TE.N1AT\Q

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DR\VE

Most

Generous:

Mark

Terranella

Most

Dependable:

Rener

John

54


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CD

..

Most

Typical:

Mike

Sullivan:

Most

I

ndustrious:

FitzGerald

Jeff

Wittiest:

Charlie

Bifano

Best

Disposition.'

Mike

Kuklenski

55


month

THE

Every

Seniors

who

ROUNDUP

are

their

below.

F

rom

left

to

right:

Bulger

Ray

Booker

Tom

Brian

John

Robinson

Rener

(May)

(March)

(December)

(November)

FitzGera Id

Jeff

(January)

Kevin

O'Shea

(October)

Tim

O'Arcy

Mike

Kuklenski

Mike

McKool

(Christmas)

(April)

(September)

(not

56

pictured)

class.

chooses

as

recognized

.of

.

The

nine

men

those

members

outstanding

for

1966-67

are

listed


57


McKool

and

Celebrations.

Bishop

lynch.

Award

Fr.

Schott

Mayor

for

to

Eric

welcome

Jonsson

Jesuit

our

25th

Anniversaty


This

is

how

the

1964

Mike

yearbook

as

a

caught

Freshman.

As

President

Mike

cil,

in

of

heads

the

Student

the

Coun­

Student

body

all

As

activities.

Vice-President

Team,

Mike

is

in

best

speaker

of

ranked

the

the

as

Debate

the

fifth

nation.

(

59


Editors:

TOM

JOE

Ass'ts:

KEN

CHRISTINE

COERVER

ASEL

JOHN

NICK

JOHN

60

BAUGH

CAVNAR

DONNA


underclsQsmen

61


class

officers

Class

3-204

kidwell

president-john

vice

president-dick

delacy

lal umia

secretary-tony

treasurer-edward

traupman

student

council rep.-

jacques

Class

jaubert

3-215

teve

reagan

president-s

uice-president-s.

pat

reynolds

macrae

secretary-rick

treasurer

and

student

council rep.'--

mike

nei tze 1

Class

3-21

president-charles

holmes

hanlon

treasurer-chris

floyd

council

rep.-

joe

Class

3-217

president-thomas

vice-pre�fident-bill

secretary-steve

kline

walkup

parsons

treasurer-kim

bargmann

student

council

rep.-

robert

62

franz

coerver

S

hendler

�'ice-president-paul

secretary-thomas

student


ackels

larry

adams

reginald

mike

rick

ahern

anderson

chris

arduini

vince

baldino

ron

berger

robert

luis

berkshire

betancourt

steve

beyer

mike

bob

burns

bush

rocky

hob

campbell

charron

civello

phil

chuck

connor

richard

jack

cook

cosgrove

dahm

larry

chris

darrouzet

davila

andy

del

rio

jim

mike

donahue

ellis

paul

joe

elsaesser

raul

estrada

mike

fernandez

flume

pat

jimmy

jim

•

fulton

geiser

•

JUniors

I

"Yes,

did

be

that

I

would

say

for

waiting

in

the

dark

you

room."

63


griffin

rory

eddie

hagan

hanschen

david

harrison

david

bob

haywood

hei tzman roger

heldt

james

mark

hellinghausen

bob

higgins

phil

hogan

holland pete

house

john

bob

ivey

james

greg

george

johnson

tom

johnson

mike

keene

steve

king

bob

kleineck

louis

fred

kohler

krusemark

john

kultgen

david

1

ucian

rick

,

Un­

louse

Vilfordi

helps

derclassmen

section.

up

kuzel

la

lalla

barba


Guvnah

Peel

to

Raul

yewstod

larcade

bob

leahy

jim

leak

harry

leche

paul

lee

lewis

mike

lilly

walt

lipski

dan

maher

maher

louis

maher

tom

steve

mayeux

mc

caul

jim

tom

mc

austin

bill

cone

mc

cormack

mc

graw

hans

meintser

steve

melton

mike

moran

Estrada:

senior?"

"Kohmo

yewsted,


mike

john .

'o'donnell

nejtek

jim

phil

robertson

poeppelmeier

tom

stone

Leak:

Harry

"Mother,

There

ion

is

a

before

what

here?"

are

you

more

serious

district game.

66

doing

side-Tom

Maher

receives

Commun­

ed

tudor


brad

olson

brian

jeff

jack

pakula

rousseau

george

allen

john

o'shea pape

ray

rubio

peshak

steve

chris

trey

pitts

pearce

hal

lank

greg

schaefers

san

schnitzius

smith

miguel

chris

arthur

sandy

turner

standley

arthur

brian gary

paul

vilfordi

white ways

wegeforth

wildes

wessely

"Mike,

can

you

be

sure

if

it's

Westing­

house."

67


sophomores class

officers

2-112

Class

escobar

preJident-javier

maher

vice-president-ed� av did

pillar

secretary-

ff

grassho

treasurer-joh� student

council

rep.-

ackels

henry

Class

2·-

1

1

3

hartnett

resident-dan·

.

keith

�ice-president-thomas

secretary--doug

lattner. mc

corrruc k

treasurer-pat. student

council rep.-

phil

Class

ewing

14

2-1

president-bob

h�ulihan doran

oice-president=-sniee

secretary-jerry

glos�er wilbert

treasurer-ch�rles student

council

rep.-

john

baugh

Class

1

2-1

5

president-ed

fulbrig�t riedel

vice-president-scot.t

secretary-scott

sn�l1th kitows ki

treasurer-roger

student

council

rep.-

geff

Class

2-1

1

7

president-malcolm

loga�

vice-president--rene

�arttne2.

scottmo

secretary-frank

murphy

treasurer-bri�n student

council

rep.-

charles

68

fechtel

crowley


sophomores

to

.Father

Muldoon

and

Hanley

Baugh:

«But

wait' til

see

yo-u

the

fold-out."

"In

school

we

learn

high

dennis

chuck

julio

danny

alaniz

barta

bartush

betancourt

brian

alan

jim

burke

bryan

many

things."

lewis

ray george

boldreghini

david

bronson

mike

brooks

nick

john

burke

cavnar

byrne

canty

canty


elem

onnie

elote

pete

cochran

david

colfry

john

colIora

pete

devers

paul

dickinson

ed

dillon

jeff

donna

john

du

randy

pont

dutton

david

dwyer

john

escamilla

charles

manuel

esquivel

will

etheridge

tim

feeley

finn

terry

chuck

fisk

drawer.

blesses

Esquivel

I

"I'm

can't

write

sorry,

kind

down."

of message

70

that

yearbook


chris

flowers

flynn

pat

froehlich

pete

funk

clyde

bill gagan

galvin

pat

george

gasper

bob

geiser

gil

gilman

mark

goedecke

bob

goering

john

gonzales

tom

gornick

john

greene

bill

griffin

haggar

joe

fred

ham

ed

hockaday

hoffman

mark

tim

johnson

mark

kaywood

dave

larcade

steve

laurence

little

rich

chuck

lohr

loinette

doug

tom

loughborough

jeff

lynn

bill

maguire

wal ter

mahoney

rick

mangold

jerry

may

mike

me

earthy

bill

tom

me

me

frank

cormack

cormack

me

eullough

freddie

me

curley

jaime

me

don.ell

71


dan

me

garvey

william

meadows

isrnael

melgoza

middleton

vince

monier

robert

moran

kevin

charles

morris

morris

larry

morrison

arthur

muldoon

brian

murchison

john

mike

murphy

mut

steve

nicosia

nic

o'donnell

bob

oliver

fred

osten

bill

eddie

palms

tom

peasner

pellizzi

gus

dave

piering

t.

piranio

j.

tom

poore

reuben porras

will

porter

david

potwin

paul

puro

randall

joe

don ryan

schniebs

paul

tim

schvaneve1dt

shaw

kevin

sheridan

phil

jim

shropshire

silber

john

slama

frank

scott

standley

stolly

jack

mike

bruce

stringfellow

thompson

charles

thorpe

fred

veninga

kevin

walsh

carl

waychoff

webs

ter

harry

weiler

rusty

steve

welp

glenn

72

whiting


Marvey-groovey,

!

B.aby!!

Taste

good?

73


class

officers

-

1

Cla.ss

1

1

0

brown

president-randy

marino

vice-president-michael

santoro

secretary-michael

tilley

treasuret'-bryan

student

council rep.-

daniel perez

1-1

Class

03

zimmerman

president-george

mitchell

vice

president-steve

webb secretary-steve

hentzeri

treasurer-chris

student

council

rep.-

philip

kruger

Class

1-1

05

elote

president-paul

roberts

vice-presideru=-oeso

ochs

s"ecretary-marty

treasurer-bob

student

webster

council

rep.--tim

Class

1-1

byrd

07

ostdick

president-james

daffron

oice-president=-iestne

keller

secretary-bill

shaner

treasurer_;_james

student

council

rep.-

cave

johnson

Class

1-1

president-bill

1

0

mahoney

hans chen

vice-president-steve

Jecretafy-charles

johnson

treasurer-martin

o'connor

student

council rep.-

mike

tullius

president-rusty

hendler

vice-president-richard

uhler

secretary-bob

treasurer-mike

student

hanlon

council

rep.-

fred

74

escobar

terilli


adams

tim

allegro

john

atkins

bill

balkey

john

harold

ball

baugh

john

bernard

tom

ken

bernat

bockemehl

joe

bob

tom

boedeker

bosworth

fred

brooks

brooks

doug

chuck

brophy

kevin

burk

frank

burton

mark

butschek

don

cassidy

center

randy

tom

cline

charlie

dan

coleman

cook

cordova

john

martin

cox

craft

jamie

crouch

james

curtis

jimmy

davila

randy

kerry

delaune

averill

de

loach

frosh

Nameless

frosh

finally

belongs.

75


"What

Fr.

Johnson:

de

mark

russy

diaforli

ricky

donahue

joe

dorsey

larry

elkins

eric

tom

finlayson

matt

fitzgerald

french

john

fromme

hank

vic

gallerano

david

garfias

richard

garnica

mike

gaynier

joe

gerrity

tommy

john

gondolf

gonzales

mike

gonzales

eddie

grissaffi

gustine

danny

gutierrez

danny

hanlon

larry

hanna

jeff

harris

steve

char les

heinen

hank

henry

herrin

tim

beau

hill

.

hoffman greg

holland

jim

robert

76

hurd

do

mean

you

I'm

not

fun

to

be

with?"


and

Dorsey

Keene

haul

Kohler

in

chariot

race.

mike

hutten

ricky

hylden

grant

jack

kevin

johnson

donald

jones

keane gary

kelliher

danny

coe

kennedy

mike

knight

karl

koch

korman

pat

kevin

kuzel

la

coke

john

linehan

bill

little

jerry

lohmar

pete

ned

loughborough

chris

macourek

maher

john

tim

mahoney

mike

morris

dom

martin

marci

rene

martinez

martinez

tim may

mark mayeux.

paul

mayfield

dennis

me

carty

rick

me

guire

mike

me

hugh

77


charlie

mentesana

michelle

geoff

david

mitchell

mitchell

john

bill

moore

moser

jim

tim

muldoon

john

murphy

rob

murphy

neuhoff

john

o'connell

danny

eddie

owens

ricky

pohl

nick

pollard

randolph

paul

redmond

rickey

bill

reichenstein

robinson

steve

paul

rogers

mike rooney

richard rooney

don

ruisinger

richard

st.

romain

schnitzius

harry

sears

larry

jim

shaner

kevin

jim

sharmon

sharp

tim

shropshire

mark

richard'

rick

derek

tim

simon

roland

john

terry

swett

smith

mike

stewart

robert

veiga

thomas

tomasco

tovar

sullivan

muerl

vessels

utz

joe

wallace

john

jackie

patrick

wood

whaley

zastoupil


Have

Hurd? you

"But

we're

sir,

our

cans

for

hauling

the

poor."

"Does

it

are

really

give

cigarettes?

What

Mr.

cigarettes?"

Barberito:

"1

think

it's

a

mountain

somewhere."·

79


Editors:

TIM

Ass'ts:

TOM

D'ARCY

RENER

JOHN

CHRISTINE

LARRY

ACKELS

COERVER

JOE

LARRY

DAN

DAHM

MAHER

BRIAN

TOM

O'SHEA

STONE

CHRIS

VILFORDI

DILLON

JEFF

80


81


'This

Student

the

Council

continued

its

role

as

year

the

chief

and

instigator,

within

in

the

the

High

Honor

in

Code,

and

of

School:

Jesuit

important

revisions

the

of

ing,

administrator

organizer,

activities

many

the

schedul­

changes

and

intramurals

dances

sponsoring

But

these.

were

it

did

the

more.

Recognizing

among

of

vital

the

importance

Council

directed

among,

cooperation

deal

a

of

its

schools,

efforts

toward

the

great

of

inter-school

relations.

It

hosted

Student

Texas

Council

ran

Convention,

Association

first

Dallas'

a

large

improvement

of

Student

inter-school

for

President

Councils,

council.

of

and

Thus

the

set

helped

Council

the

up

has

had

and

a

influential

busy

which

it

year,

,

nated

with,

its

election

as

President

Texas

of

the

Association

of

.

Student

Councils

District

III

culmi-


First

er,

Row.'

McKool

Kuklenski,

Pourtb

(President),

Loiselle,

Meyer,

Booker

J.

FitzGerald,

Tinkle

(Vice-President),

Bradshaw.

Third

Row.'

Row.'

Christine,

Luther,

Terranella

(Secretary),

Franz,

Fr.

Terilli,C.

Second

(Treasurer).

H.

Hanlon,

Kruger,

Mahoney,

T.

(Moderator):

Godfrey,

Row:

Jaubert,

W.

Johnson,"

Rivoire

Mut,

Bosworth,

Froehlich,

L.

Neitzel,

Bark­

Coerver.

Ackles,

Ewing,

Ackels.

Officers:

President:

Vice-President:

Treasurer:

:'

Secretary

McKOOL

MIKE

TOM

BOOKER

ANTHONY

MARK

TINKLE

TERRANELLA

Appointments:

I

nter-S chool

Relations.'

Social

Parliamentarian.·

Committee.'

Publicity

Mike

McKool

FitzGerald

Barker

Jeff

George

Tom

Jacques

Ray

Bulger

Froehlich

Jaubert

Class

Representatives:

4-210

3-215

Robert

Mike

2-114

Neitzel

Meyer

4-212

Tom

3- 216

Hall

1-105

John

Coerver

2-115

Joe

Tim

Byrd

Baugh

1-107

Geff

Cave

Johnson

Crowley

Bradshaw

4-213

3-217

Robert

Franz

2-11

7

Charles

John

4-214

Mike

Kuklenski

2-112

Ackels

1-101

Dan

Henry

2-113

3-204

Jacques

Phil

1-103

Ewing

Jaubert

Christine

N.

H.

S.

1-110

Mike

Terilli

1-111

Mike

Hanlon

Kruger

Organization

Tom

Philothespic

Fechtel

Perez

Phil

Tom

Representatives:

Froehlich

Berchman's

St.John

Mark

Terranella Debate

Ackels

Larry

Student

Biff

Roundup

Patrol

Tom

Booker

Ray

Ranger

Band

Mike

Athletics

Club

Godfrey

Luther

David

Loiselle

Bulger

-

Last

FitzGerald

Roundup

Jeff

Science

Club

Steve

Tinkle

-Mut

Sodality

Anthony

83


Ann

Kathy

Magee,

Kathy

Higgins,

Darnall,

Patty

Franz,

Mary

Sullivan,

Barker,

Pauken,

Diane

Coach

L.

M.

ing,

LaBarba,

Brown­

Roach.

Hambleton,

Alright

1st

Row:

G.·

Coelen,

LaBarba,

Kuklenski,

Piering,

2nd

J.

.Luther;

M.

Hambleton,

Lanier,

Row.'

Rener,

Sullivan;

3rd

Trimble,

Kearney,

Row.'

Row:

L.

Barker,

Pettigrew,

Bosworth,

5th

Row:

John­

O'Shea;

Walkup,

(Treasurer),

(Secretary),

4th

Floyd,

Loiselle-

Bulger

Jaubert,

(Vice­

(President),

6th

Haggar,

Ressler,

D.

Darnall,

Hart

Dunn

LaBarba;

McKool,

Boyle,

Driscoll,

K. son,

President),

Lalumia;

Row."

Mr.

Stack,


Barker

0'

Shea

his

yells

tries

head

to

pull

off

the

out

of

his

megaphone

mouth.

and

as

Kuklenski

Bulger

who

Turtle's

swiped

(Moderator),

"Scottino,

Row:

Row:

Row:

Griffin,

11th

Hurd;

Dutton,

Funk;

St.

14th

7th

Cook,

Boldreghini,

8th

12th

Shropshire,

Fulton;

Nicosia,

Zimmerman,

Ostdick;

Row:

Mahoney,

Gornick,

13th

O'Connor,

Otis

Ressler

gives

as

eye

argue

and

Hylden;

Row:

Hill,

over

they

Daffron;

LaCoke,

10th

Bernard,

Lynn,

Bron­

Row�'

Rawley;

Neitzel,

Linehan;

Row:

Romain,

Row:

Ochs,

Jackson.

Barker

whose

the

date

01'

he

evil

was.

won­

...

der

S.J.

son,

9th

shell.


First

Row:

Barberito,

Third

Mr.

Fleddermann,

S.].

(Assistant

S.

FitzGerald

J.

McGarvey,

Morris,

Pete

Second

McGraw,

McKool

(Moderator),

Moderator);

Row:

C.

B.

Donna,

Higgins,

Muldoon,

P.

E.

Maher,

Dickinson,

Dillon,

McKool

.

..

..

.

Flume;

Holmes,

FitzGerald

.

..

and

Asel.

...

Asel

Rener

(Vice-President),

(President),

Row:

D.

Clote.

DEBATERS:

SENIOR.

(Secretary),

H.

Mr.

(Treasurer),

L.

Ackels,

Fourth

Cavnar,

Row:

Coerver,

Webster,

D.

Ackels,

Hamje,

Flume;

B.

Sheridan,

Fernandez,

Thompson,


"Ask

not

Coerver

what

can

do

"Mr.

ask

for

to,

you

"the

to

listen

would

Barberi

you,

Joe

affirmarive

please

case!"

"I

love

mankind."

"Well,

here

we

bunch,

of

for

are

another

again

group

awards."

boring

speech

(At

the

squeaks

the

loudest

most

gets

and grease,

did

so

evidently

worthy

(

wheel

"The

left:)

that

.

our

opponents."

At

right:)

next

"My

dramatic

will

be

reading

from

Elgin

Groseclose

the

Department

of

in

State

Bulletin."

87


First

Row:

Team

McKool,

FitzGerald,

Second

Asel;

Rener,

Row:

B.

Luther,

Coerver,

Muldoon,

Murray,

Speech D.

Neil

Row:

Donna

Ackels,

Vilfordi,

B.

Christine

D'Arcy,

Biggers,

Bartlett,

Mae

Butts,

Holmes,

Kitty

Philips,

tim

1.

Mike

Flume,

Thompson,

.

Third

Esquivel,

Higgins,

Bill

Wright,

McGraw,

Channell,

Peggy

H.

Pete

Henderson,

Big

Clote,

Ackels,

O'Shea,

Carter

D.

Meg

Pat

Brown,

Maher,

Fourth

Row:

P.

Door,

McGarvey,

Window.

think

Luther

is

of

us."

taking

First

Row:

ond

Row:

T.

(Kneeling)

Ken,

(Kneeling)

ThIrd

Sec­

c,

These

Baugh;

Fourth

(Kneeling)

Fitz.

Timmy;

Mayormaynot,

Mike

Row:

Row:

Jr.;

men

have

won

awards

(Standing)

Duet

in

Oratory,

Extemp,

Speech

Analysis,

to

and

Acting,

Dramatic,

Entertain.

Humorous,

Speech

J.

G.;

Horner,

Mike

Streeter,

Dillon,

Fernandez,

Chase,

Colon;

John

Colwell,

Sharon

Byrd,

Lamphier,

Joe

Brophy,

Webster,

Colleen

Hunsucker,

88

Jacob,

Cavnar,

Semi

Angona,

Pat

Rembert,

Mike

Veninga,

Glen

"I

Linda

Miguel,

Pope,

Patti

Hunter,

Ron

Flume,

Seaholm,

Bruno

San

Karen

.

Room

Murray,

Sheridan,

Roundup


'Third

contention"

.

where'd

"Hey,

that you

hand

P"

get

in

the

Nick

of

time.

Just

Randolph,

Freshman

Neuhoff,

N.

Loughborough,

M.

Gonzales,

Mahoney,

Gondolf,.

McHugh,

D.

•

Perez.

Mr.

Standing:

Fleddermann,

S.

B.

Webster,

T.

Debaters··�neeling:

Ruissinger,

Vessels,

Keane,

Hill,

Zimmerman,

Cimaglia,

].,

T.

Gaynier,

Muldoon,

Sharp,

Crouch,

Macourek,

T.

Byrd,

Smith,

E.

Owens,

R.

Brown,

Brophy,

Pohl,

Roberts,

Mr.

Barberito,

S.].


"

«Dear

Mom:

a

wonderful

time-wish

were

you

Having

Jesuit

Speech

Tournament

lec­

Kenny

tures

in

gives

the

Mr.

Fleddermann

faces

Selective

eter­

Service

inaction.

nal

of

gesturing.

problem.

Mr.

"Boy,

the

you

a

you're

floor."

missing

think

"Do

Cronkite?"

"Me,

90

the

pre-tournament

art

one

good

on

really

we

look

alike?"

here

...


D'Arcy's

Jack

your

put

black

on

red 'You

then

Queen;

we

put

I

can

find

never

a

couch

"Y'know,

long

enough."

"

black

Ten

red

on

a

...

J

your

my

"

CCI

will

not

throw

on

the

Tab

Room

floor.

"Don't

touch

me."

"And

as

the

finals

will

not

throw

on

tabulated

were

paper

I

...

being

the

Tab

Room

floor.

paper "

I

will

not

...

"And

elect

if

new

me

your

you

I

moderator,

"

tee

...

And

Memorial

cleaned

the

table.

guarandarnn­


CHANDLER

First-JERRY

"Compulsion"

Rev.

Philip

Hanley

S.].

Mr.

Michael

O'Shea

S.].

"Work"


First

Fr.

Row:

Rener,

Christine

Hanley

(Moderator),

S.J.

Coerver

(Treasurer),

Chandler,

(Junior

Tinkle,

Pettigrew,

D.

O'Shea,

ten;

Fifth

Roberts,

Fourth

B.

Representative),

D'Arcy

Second

(Assistant

FitzGerald

(Vice-President),

O'Shea

Row:

Morgan;

Arduini,

Luther

(President),

Mr.

Third.

Perea,

Row:

Maher;

Row:

Hill,

Moderator);

(Secretary),

Row:

Dillon,

J.

K.

O'Shea,

Bulger,

Kearney,

P.

McCone,

Flume,

Hanschen,

Larcade,

Rawley,

King,

Schaefers,

1.

Murray,

Ackels,

H.

Higgins,

Alaniz,

Webster,

Ackels,

Donna,

Veninga,

Sheridan,

Esquivel,

D.

Muldoon,

Mitchell,

Utz,

Gondolf,

Gaynier,

Rogers,

Hylden,

Fromme,

B.

Os­

McGarvey,

D.

Hanna"

Sixth

Martin;

Row:

W.

McGuire,

Thomas,

Zimmermann,

McCarty,

Robinson,

Hutten,

Hurd,

Craft,

PHIL

McHugh.

OFFICERS:

Tom

Christine

(President),

Tim

Mike

D'Arcy

Luther

(Vice-President),

FitzGerald

(Secretary),

Jeff

(Treasurer).

93


kiss

"D'

Arcy-would

it

over

you

with!"

her

and

Leo:

look

"Oh,

A

his

mouff

your

poor

Chippermonk

schtuck."

got

...

Play

picture

"Sometimes

milk

in

to

drink

it

a

Better

shot

glass.

put

him

getting

his

I

Murray:

94

at

kidderoonies,

goshes,

he

friend;

get

chocolate

than

adding

syrup."

for


01'

Leo:

"Hey,

"What're

Murray:

a

Mur,

you

monkey."

do you

gonna

now,

closet?"

Albert:

"1

the

appreciate

which

informality

this

approach

you

she

"Well,

to

was

be

Mr.

with

Burns."

meeting,

here."

supposed

if

Nick:

think

"Boy,

now,

when

I'm

Arnold:

you

what's

"Murray,

should

happy

me

see

this

you

game

I'm

really

happy."

be

you

like

gonna

from years

out

youth?"

'

Father

warms

Hanley

seats

for

opening

night.

play

ten'

with­ now,


Antony

and

Cleopatra

Mr.

Enobarbus

Caesar

suffers

scow

O'Shea

direct:

Is

endless

rehearsing

Charmian

boasts

ponders

to

well

Enobarbus

to

(Esquivel)

stale

her

infinite

variety."

96

cannot

Agrippa:

"Age

wither

her

nor

custom

as

the

rest

Pompey

of

the

(Dillon)

Lepidus

I

should

be,

but

I'll

ne'er

out."

triumvirate:

tel

am

not

so


"To

Agrippa

brothers

(K.

and

hold

in

O'Shea):

to

knit

you

hearts

in

to

perpetual

make

amity,

you

knot."

an

unslipping

your

Alexis

"We'll

know

(Arduni):

TIl

Antony

(B.

O'Shea):

all

our

fortunes".

leave you,

lady."

to

Antony

"It

Lepidus

like

sir,

and

itself,

it

is

shaped,

(Dillon):

is

broad

as

it

And

for

has

breadth"

thus

the

it-was

Phil's

and

most

largest

ambitious pro­

duction.

"

"Courteous

to

Cleopatra

(Pauken)

Antony:

one

word

...

lord, 97


I

nWhy

do

have

yes,

six­

teen

dimples."

no.K.

Kevie

Boo!"

his

"Only

for

fun

"Making

tst

Row:

Booker

Dunn

(Treasurer),

Shaw

(President),

(Secretary),

of

Robinson

Not

pictured:

hairdresser

knows

sure."

nose?" my

2nd

Row.'

(Vice-President).

D.

Muldoon,

R.

Coelen,

D.

Johnson,

Pieczynski,

Fechtel,

Jones,

nolds,

James,

Bradshaw,

Lanier,

4th

Loiselle,

Schnitzius,

G.

Coelen,

Row:

Jaubert,

Boyle,

Pellizzi,

Wysocki,

Franz.

Furlong,

Davila,

B.

Chase,

O'Donnell,

Hart,

Cole.

McDonnell,

3rd

Row:

Kline,

K.

Neitzel,

Walkup,

C.

Bosworth,

Hendler,

Lalumia,

Baldino,

Bulger.

Kuklenski,

5th

O'Shea,

M.

Row.'

Hogan,

Rey­


Moderatof.

Fr.

Underhill,

S.].,

Tinkle

D'Arcy,

O'Rourke,

B.

(President),

J.

O'Shea,

FitzGerald,

L.

Schvaneveldt,

Smith.

f

f

Fitz

student

interviews

from

Holland

during

exchange

T.A.S.C.

Tim

D'Arcy

Tinkle

Anthony

Tinkle

McDonell

J.

O'Rourke

Skiles

Godfrey John

Humphries

Hamje

Ressler

Yarber

Rener

Elm

Seminar's

Noon.

"High Modefator

·Mr.

Hammel,

Meyer

Christine

D.

Flume

Kearney

Staton

T.

Froehlich

D'Arcy

FitzGerald·

J.

S.].,

Baugh


Officers:

Kneeling;

Major

Godfrey,

Lanier,

Major

Terranella,

Major

Standing;

Houlihan,

Staff

Sergeant

Colonel

Booker,

Fr.

Rivoire,

Moderator

Lt.

Colonel

Pettigrew,

Franz,

Lt.

Major

Seniors:

First

Row:

Owens,

T.

Booker,

J.

Second

Dickinson,

Lomonaco,

T.

Terranella,

G.

Froehlich,

Kohler,

Kuklenski,

Godfrey,

Shaw;

Meyer,

Coelen,

Lampo,

Ruiz,

Wysocki,

Row:

Pettigrew;

Ken

Cooper,

Third

Taylor,

Row.'

Cole,

J.

McDonell,

Disque,

D.

Lanier,

100

Trimble,

Bosworth,

Driscoll,

Chase,

Morgan,

W.

Johnson,

Bradshaw.

Bulger,

Booker,

Pieczynski,

Schnitzius,


that

"Say

and

I'll

sic

again

on

Jeff

ya"

Private

Standing:

Palms,

Kneeling:

McCurley,

Private

"Now

Student

while

Patrol

cramming

Rivoire

!"

look,

dreams

on

hall-duty.

'Young

visionary

of

future."


Juniors:

P.

Lanier

(Captain),

Sitting:

1.

Ackels,

Hellinghausen,

King,

Sophomores:

Scottino,

Palms,

Houlihan,

W.

Bronson,

Mahoney,

Gilman,

Glos­

Finn,

ter,

Loinette,

Doran,

O'Donnell,

Morris,

Esquivel,

P.

Boldreghini,

H.

Froehlich,

Terranella

Ackels,

102

.

(

Captain)

Flume,

].

T.

Geiser,

C.

Hanlon,

Floyd,

S.

Schnitzius.

Cosgrove,

Lalumia,

Holmes,

Wessely�

.Franz;

Standing:

]aubert,

Hendler,


Kneeling:

McCaul

Tinkle

Ivey

Greene

Civello

Standing;

Rener

usen

Hellingha

Owens

Galvin

Vining

T.

Squatting:

retary),

1.

Froehlich,

Owens,

].

Coerver,

FitzGerald

Maher,

).

Dickinson,

Mayeaux;

O'Rourke,

Standing:

T.

(Vice-President),

Vining

(President),

Holmes,

Fernandez,

Booker,

K.

(Treasurer),

Darrouzet,

Louapre,

S.].

Terranella,

G.

McKool

C.

(Sec­

Hendler,

Coelen,

L.

O'Shea,

Fr.

Rener

Franz,

(Moderator).

Luther,

Hamje,

Ackels,


Rener

Terranella

(Prefect),

Kneeling:

McKool,

Stone,

Fleddermann,

S.J.

(Ass't

Moderator),

Mr.

Slama,

104

Ivey,

Coerver,

Darrouzet;

Standing:

(Secretary),

Godfrey,

FitzGerald

Mr.

Goering,

Pettigrew,

Poore,

McCaul,

Osten,

Cosgrove,

Dahm,

(Vice-Prefect),

].

J.

Dickinson,

Fr.

Barberi to,

S.].

(Ass't

Moderator),

Jarreau,

S.].

(Moderator).

Dillon,

Bartush,

Fernandez.

Asel,

Cavnar,


Candidate

Sodality:

D.

Flume,

Kneeling:

T.

Froeh­

Tinkle

lich,

(Treas­

O'Rourke,

urer);

Standing:

Disque,

Donna,

Chandler,

Mr.

Fledder­

mann

.S.].,

McGarvey,

O'Shea,

Lo­

Fr.

Jarreau

Escoqar,

Mr.

monaco,

S.J.,

Barberito

S.].


First

Kneeling:

Perez,

McGraw,

].

Ruisinger,

Flowers,

Ivey;

O'Donnell,

Level:

T.

Standing

B.

Cimaglia,

Burton,

McCone,

Lalumia,

Sullivan,

Slama,

Kleineck,

Byrd,

Escamilla,

Roberts,

Second

O'Donnell,

Cosgrove,

Higgins;

Third

Geiser,

Bargmann;

Level:

Standing

Leuel:

Standing

Kuklenski,

K.

Dillon,

Dahm,

Gornick,

Olson,

Terranella

O'Shea,

O'Rourke.

(President),

Love,

Tinkle H.

Kneeling:

Kuklenski,

106

Cavnar,

Dillon,

Coerver,

Mr.

Ackels;

Fleddermann,

Standing:

S.].

Olson,

(Moderator).

O'Rourke,

(President),

Love,

Furlong,

Bargmann,


S.

Dickinson

Sitting:

Mut

L.

(Vice-President),

(President),

J..

Mr.

Maher

(Secretary-Treasurer);

Standing:

Mr.

Dorsey

(Ass't.

Moderator),

L.

Lanier

(Moderator),

Mr.

Pettigrew,

Brooks,

Craft,

Ruiz,

Funk,

Flowers,

Moore,

Dahm,

Laurence,

Ackels,

Geiser,

Oliver,

Cochran,

Burke,'

Trial

[Ass't.

Moderator).

107


First

Row:

Mr.

Stack,

S.].

(Moderator),

Second

San

(President),

Stone,

Miguel;

McGraw,

Row:

H.

Ackels,

Dahm,

Hellinghausen,

Bargmann,

Anderson,

Bush,

McCone,

Asel,

Flume,

Traupman,

Hogan,

Rawley,

Schaefers,

Bosco.

Fr.

108

Derrera

S.}.

T.

L.

Ackels

Hanlon,

D.

Jaubert,

Adams.

Hendler,

(Moderator),

Escobar,

Estrada,

Reidel,

Morgan,

Donna,

Perea,

Harrison,

C.

Fernandez,


First

Row:

Luther

D.

Muldoon,

(President),

rector);

Wood,

Tudor,

Second

Center,

Row:

Curtis,

Haywood,

Perea,

Thomas,

McHugh,

Swett,

R.

Maxvill,

Beyer,

Herry,

Martinez.

Fifth

(Vice-President),

Hurd,

Craft,

Pokladnik

(Social

T.

Muldoon,

Staton,

Skiles,

J.

Jones,

Stuart

Martinez,

Clote,

Whaley,

Mut

Chairman),

Rener

(Secretary),

M.

Pete

McCarty,

Row:

Reid.

Poore,

Gallerano,

Fourth

Alaniz(

T.

Ewing,

Johnson.

Row:

Gagan,

Pakula,

Cuellar,

McCone,

Melton,

Lee,

Di­

(Ass't.

Third

Row:

B.

Burns,

Muldoon,

Adams.

109


to

Band gets

"Herb

"Did

he

out

at

couldn't

Alpert

Bowl

the say

110

rock

Orange

one.

another

big

ready

but

make

it,

Parade?"

thes�

around

were

guys

hanging

the

alley


Mr.

Schuster

directs

Band

in

Winter

Twenty-Fifth

Skiles

shows

"Mr.

Schuster

how

the

drums

Mike

should

Luther

Concert

Anniversary

sound.

and

Rener

John

"in

solo."

III


Second First

Row:

T.

Kline,

Bosworth

Booker

Taylor,

(Treasurer),

(Secretary),

R.

Bush,

Third

Coelen,

Christine,

Boyle

Row:

C.

Franz;

(Vice-President),

Hendler,

Neitzel,

Bulger

Lalla,

Cochran.

Morgan,

112

Tomaso,

Cordova,

Morris,

Kuzel,

Webster,

(President);

Kultgen.

Row:


First

Row:'

Tinkle

Mr.

Dorsey

(Moderator),

Higgins,

McCarty,

Burk,

Arduini,

Second

Row:

(President);

Ma­

Luther,

Kearney,

Morrow,

Curtis.

honey,

Perea,

Swett,

Holland,

Wallace,

Curtis.

Roving

photographer,

Jimmy

Anthony

Tinkle,

president.

113


Biff

in

Godfrey,

Maher

hides

behind

dirty

lish

book.

Editor,

pin-up

chief

Mr.

Eng­

accosts

Personality

Miss

Bubbles.

"Joe,

darling,

you're

shrinking!"


with

E�itor

Jeff

peon

Jeff.

.

A

Mr.

pensive

Our

Stack

San

leader

T.

"Oh,

Really?"

on

an

Miguel

.. 0

C.

checks

"You

D'Arcy

make

me

sick"

day.

checks

as

spelling,

off

T.

as

c.,

115


Editors:

Mr.

Peel.

Vilfordi

(Ass't,

Coerver

Moderator),

(Continuity),

Froehlich

Vining

(Seniors),

(Sports),

Rener

Bulger

(Editor-in-Chief),

(Underclassmen),

FitzGerald

(Ad­

Hammel

Mr.

Editor),

visory

(Moderator).

(Organizations),

shows

Vining

FitzGerald

how

to

layout

book.

"You're

is

obscene

right-it

In

LAST

use

it."

are

being

yearbooks

THE

of

Let's

...

normal

when

August,

ROUNDUP

was

planned,

composed

two

only

experienced

camera

no

contributors,

Work,

club,

and

moderators.

no

By

to

both

managed

and

in

yearbook

staff

had

its

budget

the

first

being

do

to

twenty

labors

Jesuit

The

so.

results

of

years

are

now.

the

To

reading

you

Club

the

balance

its

all

deadlines,

their

March,

well

pretty

make

which

from

nowhere

to

Camera

make

this

sprung

those

4:00

and.

extend

.

a.m.

been

warm

we

appreciation.

possible,

and

and

a

very

better.

116

sessions

personal

layout

our

very

It's

getting

good

year,

should

things

be

work,

work!!

year­


can't

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picture

capture

just

my

accent."

marvelous

English

A

voice

in

the

wilderness.·

crying

duo.

The

dynamic

The

Crew:

Onlooker-Mr.

Hammel,

Molested=-K.

Godfrey,

Subtle-Cavnar,

Dunce-Kuklenski,

O'Shea,

Barbells-Chandler,

Mohammed-McKool,

Proud-Vilfordi,

aware-Christine,

Heartbeat-Kearney,

Suave-Loiselle,

Passionate-Mr.

Four-eyes-Donna,

Youthful-Fernandez,

The

Turned-on-Maher,

Absent-minded-Walkup

(not

Cheeta-s-Bulger,

Acsels,

Slugger­

Twirp-Dahm,

Basher-Asel,

Pole-FitzGerald,

Oh

Killer-D.

Stoned-Stone,

Icky

Un­

Weakling-H.

The

O'Shea,

Unconcerned-Muldoon,

Bosworth,

Cowboy-Froehlich,

Head-San

Miguel,

Peel,

Astonished-B.

-Luther,

Flume,

The

Mocker

Cutter­

Yea-D'Arcy,

pictured). 117


Editors:

Ass'ts:

LARRY

KEVIN

VINING

BOSWORTH

FROEHLICH

TOM

KUKLENSKI

MIKE

KEVIN

O'SHEA

GREG

JAMES

STEVE

CHRIS

BILL

118

REAGAN

VILFORDI

WALKUP


thanks

With

to

F.

1.

"Bub"

special

Thompson,

photographer.

Sports

119


Football

1

Jesuit

9SS

Rangers

Some

were

with

people

it

football

there

previous

the

was

to

record

of

defeat

win

our

into

a

last

the

we

Dunne

embarrassed

Falcons

Although

real

The

minute

in

the

victory

determination

to

district

over

opening

when

them

60-16.

Our

on

their

home

Nolan

game

than

never

was

spirit

faced

we

this

greatness.

turn

impetus

Our

game.

evident

moments

were

records,

needed

pride

Mark's

was

season

year.

with

compare

Ranger

St.

our

disappointed

not

may

when

higher

before

a

frenetic

sellout

crowd.

ground

We

ourselves

in

that

proved

The

claim

game.

to

comes

not

greatness

the

character

that

is

left

to

from

of

its

achievements

the

what

only

be

but

School

1966

High

season.

Ranger

is

also

from

accomplished

remembered.

Jesuit

list

Varsity

add

can

proudly

to

the


Excuse

Don't

move:

I

lost

contact

me

...

lens.

my

Lake

40-0

Worth,

'

This

was

first

the

home

of

the

66

game

and

the

season,

won

it

off

were

style.

the

balance

fierce

by

kept

rogs

The

in

Rangers

Bullf

21-0

Kilgore. of

Brian

Robinson

and

the

able

running

of

Bill

Walkup.

ership The

the

Ranger

This

1966

the

start

of

a

Kilgore.

on

mastering

the

3-AAA

with

the

Hart

and

to

Walkup

The

Booker

scored

Kilgore

with

ground

T.D.

season

tough

21-0.

Rangers

with-

opened

squad

was

season

showeci

Dunn

for

a

throwing

all-round

a

Rangers

offense

as

good Cole

Lake

gives

well

as

defense

a

that

held

tough

scoreless.

Kilgore

tackler.

eludes

Walkup

Kilgore

Worth

man

a

ride.

lead­


St.

Marks.

grind

Rangers

St.

the

For

1

Mark's,

this

the

was

5-14

thriller

of

the

The

season.

Lions

Rangers

scored

the

first,

took

extra

point.

and

scored,

the

a

kicking

Dunn

Larry

lead

in

14- 7

the

Recovering

half-time

the

made

third

fumble,

Ranger

score

held

and

7-7.

that

Marks

St.

till

lead

the

quarter

last

seconds.

23

With

The

drive

alive

was

yards.

Booker.

to

a

back

ran

a

punt

26

to

by

kept

20

a

Loiselle

minutes

left,

20

and

two

Robinson

yard

ran

the

Wysocki

pass

ball

over

with

23

yarder

in

seconds

the

remaining

To

ran

Jesuit

result

fans,

happy

of

the

already

delight

the

Walkup

conversion

across.

The

2-point

chaos.

and

was

the

game.

berserk

general

Robinson

in

a

feared

position.

Robinson

circles

St.

Marks

end.


Kuklenski

Neitzel

and

half-back.

on

Johnson

gang

Paris.

Tiger

up

The

next

took

the

Wildcats

herd.

8-34

the

to

Paris

as

Rangers

game

faced

rides

they

their

at

The

Wild­

Homecoming.

cats

found

a

weakness

in

the

defense

and

took

Jesuit

14-28

Texarkana.

of

this

to

score

five

times

with

advantage

conversions.

2-point In

4-AAAA

faced

the

second

horne;

their

last

Rangers

game,

The

semi-finalists-Texarkana.

state

year's

first

drive

stopped

were

unable

on

it

other

or

the

continually

Cited

fensive

the

capitalize

were

as

they

strong

but

by

to

Rangers

breaks

fumble

a

was

Tigers'

for

Mike

by

were

outstanding

Tigers.

ends

stopped

Neitzel

of­

play

Dunn

and

and

de­

Larry

fensive

linemen

Mike

Kuklenski

and

Kevin

Bos­

worth.

finds

Walkup

Neitzel

is

off

for

a

big

gain.

Robinson

for

more

yardage.

two


Bosworth

and

Kuklenski

team

up.

32-0

Central,

After

consecutive

two

for

waits

Robinson

the

defeats,

another

one.

came

Rangers

�

home

to

seemed

meet

that

the

Central

the

Catholic

learned

from

(Buttons"

their

.

It

mistakes

Rangers

Nolan, offense

defense.

and

Led

the

fine

8

80-1

,

both

on

run­

by

of

both

Brian

Robinson

and

Frank

the

Hart,

ning

The

came

the

Rangers of

Bill

passing

and

roaring

as

shellacked

Vikings McDonell

Furlong,

Nolan

blocking

Walkup,

of

Jaubert,

through

excellent

the

and

Boyle,

their

Fort

Worth

they

O'Shea, The

Nolan

defense

was

match

no

opponents. the

offense

rolled

for

four

touchdowns.

The

defense

for

the

led

enraged to

teamed

hold

Central

seniors

Rangers

outstanding

per­ Booker

and

·Hart

and

while

Davila,

junior formances

Greg

Baldino

by

Loiselle,

Bosworth,

Kuklenski, ames

added

downs.

The

the

usual

extra

J and

Robinson,

by

with

up

after

touch­

points

Kline.

were

to

Vikings

a

to

runs

low

and

hard

be

All

points

in

all

by

it

Ranger

proved

an

least

enjoyable

Hart

16

kept

defense.

dogged

for

evening-at

Ranger

Nolan.

against

fans

as

their

ran

Jesuit

up

score

highest

year.

Hart

for poses

camera.

of

the


McDonell

and

Hart

Hart

for

the

clear

Walkup.

way

was

between

when

the

big

rallies

both

schools

and

the

Falcon.

a

hapless

Falcons

the

reached

Rangers

rivalry

one,

from

televised.

were

Both

teams

were

picked

locally

Pep

peak.

drags

14-6

Dunne.

This

its

all different

writers

to

win

a

point

by

by

The

three

Rangers,

edge.

however,

proved

fatal

which as

forecasters

the

offense

Falcons.

Mike

eight

up

Kuklenski

led

memories

of

the

last

at

their

the

Falcons

field,

sending

up

Dunne

Falcon

is

six

numb

with

fright.

the

and

plucked

in

another

year

the

aviary.

Robinson A

to

points.

to

Jesuit

for

them

home

to

proved

margin

held

went

time

brings

Falcons

point

which

defensive

plays

back

This

an

ran

wrong

the

does

it

the

hard way.


Davila

and

Loiselle

maul

to

Reger.

prepare

After

the

success

of

to

meet

the

Friars

for

of

Bishop

the

with

confident

travelled

the

week

the

before,

8-31

Lynch.

first

The

time.

out

to

be

a

sad

one

Reicher.

7

-1

5

Grove

surprised"

the

the

as

Cougars

the

Pleasant

Friars

up

upset.

turned

win

fired

31-6

Homecoming

to

to

Rangers

the

Lynch

a

Rangers

was

early

championship.

Rangers

squeaked

An

district

Ranger

by

returned

punt

.

for

65

the

first

score.

In

the

it

scored

the

In

score

the

the

fourth

12-7.

The

came

alive

in

came

with

game

Robinson

a

Cougar

march

to

75

yards

the

scoring

corrals

to

Rangers

final

goal.

Johnson

again

Cougars

quarter

12-0.

quarter

make

the

third

yards

make

to

spots

daylight

a

Reicher

field'


1

966

Rangers

ALL-STATE

T.CLL.

Brian

Robinson

Hon.

Mention,

Kevin

Bosworth

Bobby

Boyle

Dave

Loiselle

Mike

Neitzel

.

ALL-DISTRICT

T.CLL.

Bosworth

Boyle

Kuklenski

Loiselle

Neitzel

Robinson

ALL-GREATER

Hon.

DALLAS

Mention,

Bosworth

Kuklenski

Walkup

ALL-METROPOLIT AN

1

COACHES:

Robinson

st

Bill

Tom

Rufe

Mike

Huffhines,

Brewton,

Bulger,

team,

Head

Coach

Boh

Gary

Pasqua,

Robertson.

Puryear,

3rd

team,

Boyle

ALL-INDEPENDENT

1st

team,

Bosworth

Boyle

Dunn

Kuklenski'

Robinson

Hon.

MenttOn,

Booker

Cole

DIOCESAN

DREAM

TEAM

1st

team,

Furlong

James

Neitzel

Boyle

Kuklenski

Loiselle

Walkup

McDonell ALL-PRIV ATE

Neitzel

1st

team,

Bosworth

Robinson

Boyle Hon.

Mention, Kline

Bosworth

Kuklenski

Dunn

Neitzel

Furlong Robinson

Walkup

Hon.

Mention,

Dunn

TEXAS

Furlong

CATHOLIC

Back

the

Year

of

James

Brian

Robinson

Hart

Loiselle

the

Lineman

Year

of

Mike

Kuklenski

McDonell

Dr.

Carlson

looks

with

on

while

Athletic

Father

Earl

John­

I

Director

Walsh

will

that

it

will

prays

hopes

too.

hold

tape

that

son

in

Jim

his'

...

up

MANAGERS:

John

Pokladnik,

Mayeux,

Jack

Rick

Mike

Steve

Pape,

Ahern,

Macrae.

TRI-CAPTAINS:

Dave

Robinson, 128

Brian

Bobby

Loiselle.

Boyle,


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Ranger

12

Bill-Walkup

15

Jim

Leahy

16

Charles

20

Tom

Fechtel

Booker

21

Dickie

22

David

Johnson

Loiselle

24

Ray

Boldreghini

26

Tim

30

Brian

Wysocki

Robinson

Davila

32

Andy

Gloster

33

Jerry

35

Gil

Gilman

40

Frank

41

Bob

44

Tom

50

Phil

Hart

Franz

Kline

Hogan ....

55

Greg

57

James

Vincent

Baldino

59

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Jaubert

Jacques

60

Manuel

Esquivel

64

Bobby

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Boyle

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Dennis

Furlong

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Mike

Kuklenski

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Jim

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Thompson

Pete

Cole

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Charles

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Kevin

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O'Shea

Fred

Veninga

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75

Jim

80

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Tom

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Tom

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Malcolm

85

Kevin

86

Rene

88

Mike

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Head

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Coach:

Gary

Assistant

(Yo

Pasqua

Coaches.'

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Brewton

Mike

Bulger

Bob

Puryear

(J:J Bill

Robertson

MANAGERS:

0 Pokladnik

John

=r Jack

Pape

Steve

Mayeux

0 Mike

Rick

Ahern

Macrae

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Father

Earl

Johnson,

ATHLETIC

S.].

DIRECTOR:

Walsh

Jim

J

129


Junior

Varsity

V

ARSI1Y

JUNI9R

Kneeling:

Morris,

Ellis,

Sitting:

ROSTE�:

Morrison,

Loughborough,'

Fr.

Coach

Standing:

Hanlon,

Lalla,

Nicosia,

Wessly,

Huffhines,

Bill

Stone,

Goedecke,

Gilman,

Mike

Robertson,

King,

Piranio,

Scottino,

Tom

Schiro-Chaplain,

Coach

Piering,

Bronson,

Smith.

Haggar,

Doran,

Fulbright,

Kohler,

Houlihan,

Loinette,

Mahoney,

Berger,

Floyd,

McCurley,

Donahue,

Kultgen.

Flynn,

Schaeffers,

Ryan,'

Ahern.

Manager

Frosh

FROSH

Coach

ROSTER:

O'Connell,

Johnson,

Capt.

Coach

Mike

Bob

Puryear,

Bulger,

Standing:

Burton,

Tullius,

Maher,

Roberts,

Mitchell,

Dorsey,

Linehan,

Mahoney,

Sullivan,

Byrd,

Kruger,

Uhler.

Da­ St.

Kneeling:

Keller,

Hoffman,

Romain,

Elkins,

Hanlon,

Gaynier,

Mentesana,

Marino,

Murphy,

Bernard,

vila

(Mascot).

Morris.

Sitting:

Reichenstein,

O'Conner,

Hanlon,

Ochs,

Arndt,

Shropshire,

Davila,

Kelliher,

Utz, .

Absent:

Capt.

Danny

Gustine-injured.

Capt.

Terilli,

Heinen,


Record

Junior

Varsity

Jesuit

Opponent

21

6

Spruce

24

Adams

14

Bryan

20

Muenster

20

0

26

McKinney

:

Adamson

18

19

6

40

Lynch

20

Lake

21

St.

6

Highlands

Season

Maher

hauls

in

another

Total:

4,

1

Tied

Lost

Won

3,

one.

The

Junior

6

Mark's

Varsity

line

in

Will

action.

the

Frosh

relent?

Frosh

Jesuit

o

Record

Opponent

8

Drane

12

12

McKinney

32

St.

8

Mark's

22 8

Lynch

8

34

o

32

20

Collins

St.

0

Mark's

32

Plano

0

Dunne

Season

Total:

Won

Tied

Lost

3,

1

4,

Johnson

makes

Here

Falcons

fly.

we

go

again.

131


Basketball"

Jesuit

1987

Rangers

that

word

The

the

most

team

team

As

the

picked

from

Fort

Worth

did

that

a

not

morale

determination.

behind

the

rest

of

two

but

the

With

team.

all

the

Ronnie

to

tie

them,

they

defeat

and

Taliaferro,

with

team

and

a

top

the

team

Dunne

of

and

teamwork

Nolan.

This

that

showed

valiantly

Nolan

for

fought

the

back,

district

were

be­

would

exact­

they

everyone

under

odds

against

The

the

Before

Dunne

signs

spectacular,

from

defeats

season,

usually

that-a

fast

a

but

anything

pushovers.

sustained

Rangers

for

ly

coach

is

season,

district

be

to

be

our

team's

in

place

appear

would

they

district

competition

kill

third

not

Rangers

opened,

everyone

in

Early

in

up

Nolan.

the

season

show

to

gan

team

Jesuit

end

to

was

relatively

ranked

Basketball

1966-67

signifies

small

this

of

the

rookie

leadership

title.

eventually

Nolan

was

to

be

the

of

high

game

for

the

the

the

state

season,

competition

point

nipped

'

streak.

Ranger

learn

But

all

can

look

back

small

size

at

with

winning

that

the

pride

and

a

new

coach

to

are

supposed

be

drawbacks.

67

who

Basketball

Rangers

never

did


GEORGE

BOB

COElEN-Guard

DRISCOll-Center

Captain Co-Captain

All-State

All-District,

All- Tournament-Lancaster

All-Tournament-K.C.-T.C.

at

Sportsmanship

State

Texas

trophy

Tournament.

Catholic

All-Star

Scorer

High

Most

Valuable

Player

MARK

Best

PIECZ¥NSKI-Guard

Attitude--

Texas

Catholic

MIKE

SCHNITZIUS-Guard

TONY

lAlUMIA-Guard

All-District

Texas

Best

Catholic

on

All-Star

Defense


RICK

CHUCK

COElEN-Guard

ROONEY-Forward

MARK

JONES-Center

All-District

Texas

All-State

Most

All- Tournament-State

Catholic

All-Star

Rebounds

Tournament

All-Tournament-K.C.-T.C.

Texas

Catholic

All-Star

GEISER-Forward

KIM

BARGMANN-Forward

JOHN

JIM

Best

Most

Most

Improved

KIDWELL-Guard

Screener

Inspirational

Most

Dependable


G.

Kneeling:

Coelen

R.

Schnitzius,

(Captain),

Coach

Coelen,

Lalumia,

Rooney.

Driscoll

T.

I.

C.

].

O'Donnell,

L.

Distriot

Champs .

..

..

ALL

G�

STATE-

-Coelen

B..·Coden

/

ALL.mSTRICT�

G.

R*

136

Standing:

B.

Taliaferro,

Fr.

(Co-captain),

Coelen

Coelen

Geiser,

Jones,

Canady

(Manager),

Johnson

(Chaplain).

O'Donnell,

Bargmann,

Neitzel,


Basketball

Highlights

58

South

Garland

55

Jesuit

60

Jesuit

80

Woodrow

Wilson

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

64

65

Irving

71

Jesuit

Jesuit

82

Jesuit

Mesquite

.42

Sherman

43

.46

Jesuit.

62

St.

64

Lake

71

Mark's

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

..

69

83

St.

26

Peter's

51

.

Dunne

...

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

42

Nolan-Ft.

Worth

74

.47

Jesuit.

44

Bishop

Lynch

46

Lancaster

57

Reicher

25

Jesuit.

Jesuit

54

56

Mc�inney

Jesuit

38

King-Lubbock

68

52

Arlington

33

50

52

the

Bishop

Jesuit

Mesquite

54

41

Worth

Dunne

Christ

66

Jesuit.

56

Jesuit

Jesuit

Reicher

Bishop

58

Jesuit.

Highlands

Jesuit

Jesuit.

Nolan-Ft.

50

Jesuit

Jesuit.

49

Lynch

.Bishop

57

59

Jesuit

Jesuit.

76

Nolan-Ft.

Worth

67

Jesuit

40 53

Jesuit.

53

Jesuit

61

MacArthur-Irving

Jesuit

Lake

Jesuit

.

.

.

.

.

..

73

Lanca��

68

71

Nolan

60

Jesuit

(Playoff)

60

.49

Jesuit

Central-San

Antonio

.

.

66

..

Jesuit.

.48

Jesuit.

60

96

58

Jesuit-Houston

Alumni

Dunne

Bishop

38

Highlands

60

Jesuit

Adamson

50 55

Cathedral-EI

60

Paso

Jesuit.

1st

'�a<:e

in

4th

'Place

in

t)is\tri<!t

Sta:te

Tournamenf

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Teamwork

and

the

determination

needed

drive

sparked

which

the

brought

District

Title

back

Jesuit.

to


O'Donnell

down

brings

another

rebound.

Coach

his

Harrison,

second

coaching

scores

Jesuit

straight

district

champs.

Basketball

Junior

Varsity

O'Donnell

Sitting:

Wildes,

Kneeling:

Betancourt,

Houlihan,

Flowers,

Mut,

Hoffman.

Coach

Standing:

Murphy

(manager),

Feeley,

Lattner,

Flynn,

Thorp,

Gloster,

Harrison.

two

more.


Freshman

Basketball

Escobar.

Sitting:

Brooks,

French,

Delaune,

Burton.

Kneeling,'

Morris,

Ostdick,

Schnitzius,

Reichenstein,

Koch.

Standing:

New

Terry

Mitchell,

for

out

Taliaferro

Coach

Hanschen,

maps

Korman,

Frosh.

strategy

tries

Cimaglia

140

Veiga,

for

two.

Kennedy,

Cimaglia,


First

Row:

K.

M.

Jones,

Second

Flowers,

A.

Moran,

Row:

McCormack,

(Co-Captain),

Shaw,

J.

Bradshaw,

Kidwell,

Bargmann,

Morrison,

Haggar,

Wilbert,

D.

Johnson,

Fulbright,

Mut,

Booker

Coach

Sheaner,

Delacy.

Muldoon

O'Donnell,

Gondolf,

Coach

Hylden,

Lanier,

Elkins,

Shaw,

Kitowski,

Crowley,

Reynolds,

Baldino,

(Captain),

Robertson.

,'"

ask

Just

142

O'Donnell

what

happened.


Dickson

hands

off

to

Fulbright.

Reynolds

Muldoon

strains.

Sprinters

Bradshaw,

Wilbert,

and

Haggar,

and

over.

up

Morrison.

now

"Say,

Vilfordi

watch.

me

say,

times

Mile

...

go."

As

Mut

runs

Team:

Relay

the

440.

D.

Fulbright,

Muldoon,

Mut.

Johnson,

143

D.


for

Baldino

"Swan

Booker

Lake."

wins

softball

throw.

practices

Two-miler cuts

a

Kitowski.

corner.

Haggar

for

Fulbright

144

puckers

Crow

the

440.

out

ley

ahead.

Frosh

Mike

Morris

leaps

long.


Cross

Country

Geff

Crowley

Kitowski

Roger

Coach

Ken

Get I

don't

wanna

run

me

outa

here

Herb

Sheaner

Shaw

Kevin

what

Shaw

the

heck."

Aw,

...

...

"Coach,

Frosh

C.

Kneeling:

Roberts,

Elkins,

M.

Martinez,

Mayeux,

Korman,

Johnson,

J.

McHugh,

Hentzen,

M.

Sullivan,

].

Wood,

Track

T.

French,

Linehan,

Cassidy,

FitzGerald,

Ostdick,

Martin,

Murphy,

T.

Morris,

Smith.

Coach

Standing:

Coach

Robertson.

Sheaner,

Hylden,

,


Soccer

As

a

here

new

relatively

Soccer

not

has

at

Jesuit,

sport

deal

a

commanded

great

of

attention.

Coach

But

under

the

direction

this

Hans

year's

deserved.

In

they

their

second

team

play,

year

Fort

defeated

the

of

only

Worth

School,

Country

and

lost

arch rival

to

St.

narrowly

Selwyn,

Mark's.

this

scorers

Leading

were

year

transfer

Steve

Piering,

Captain

Junior

Dennis

Steve

Muldoon,

King,

Escobar.

But

and

Javier'

the

asset

defense.

was

fortunate

most

Rangers'

perhaps

overlooked

We

this

extremely

Bob

of

team

Meintser,

attention

the

gained

were

have

to

year

Russell

His

as

excellent

net

goalie.

was

of

the

play

Also

Ranger

to

the

great

spearhead

much

should

praise

defense,

footballer

Mike

Kuklenski

who

con-

go

the

stantly

his

line

"Kept

drive

loose"

kicks

and

bodily

ness.

Season

with

opponents

Record:

aggressive­

6-4

Escobar

to

score

Coach

for

attempts

Meintser

shows

Jesuit.

defense.

Higgins

Ranger

146

offense

on

the

move.

plays

heads-up

them

how

it's

done.


1st

Row:

Higgins,

King,

].

Escobar,

J.

McDonell,

Russell,

Piering,

Kuklenski,

2nd

Kearney,

B.

Abright,

Switser,

Heldt,

Bradshaw,

Kuklenski

on

the

Griffin,

Kleineck,

Muldoon,

Berkshire,

Franz,

Row:

D.

Coach

Muldoon,

H.

Meintser,

Bartush.

field?

defense

Jesuit's

to

Muldoon

attempts

save

in

action.

one

for

the

Rangers.

Meintser,


Baseball

the

This

baseball

has

season

gotten

year

off

to

a

The

start.

slow

four

but

lost

team

to

rebounded

their

beat

first

Plano

games,

With

8-6.

two

back

starters

last

from

only

bined

Brewton

Rufe

Coach

year's

has

com­

squad,

the

the

Dunn

of

leadership

with

enthusiasm

Captain

of

Larry

the

and

the

juniors

to

form

a

well

rounded

club.

Looking

sophs

ahead

tion

to

we

feel

that

the

determina­

district,

and

of

the

team

will

lead

them

to

spirit

the

top.

l"

"Say,

"Kip

dips"

silly

"N ot

"Hungry?"

too

.

posed

.

."


the

are

"Hey,

"What

a

bunt!"

'This

McDonell.

Sitting:

Wooldridge,

Taylor,

Luther,

Walkup,

K.

Hellinghausen,

Brewton.

Lalumia,

Furlong,

Pieczynski,

M.

Macrae.

Kohler,

Mgr.

Standing.

sure

kid?"

isn't

like

football."

L.

Kneeling:

Mgr.

Schaefers,

Betancourt,

Stringfellow,

Kohler,

Jaubert,

Dunn,

Kline,

Hendler,

Mahoney,

Coach

Ellis

L.

Schnitzuis,

new

you

Ramsey,


C

(Which

to

the

way

Kline

in

Hellinghausen

Rufe

stretches

for

invisible

ball

of

"Rabbit"

John?"

Fur.

annual

competing

marathon.

Brewton

pitching

Dunn

takes

a

short

lead

against

Turner.


Baseball

Junior

Varsity

( ,

Lst

P.

Row:

Little,

Bartush,

J.

Gonzales,

J.

P.

Cochran,

McCormick,

Gasper,

Escobar,

2nd

K.

Froehlich,

Murphy,

Row:

Thomas;

Coach

B.

Ryan,

3rd

Pape

Row.'

Ass't,

(Manager),

Hockaday,

Coach

Goedecke,

M.

Lanier,

Pasqua;

Hoffman,

Berger,

L.

Joe

Haggar,

Kohler,

Turner,

Webster,

Atkins,

W.

Mahoney,

).

Betancourt,

Dyer,

Goering.

Frosh

1st

Brooks

Row.'

J.

(Bathoy),

Gallerano,

1.

H.

Hanna,

Schnitzius,

R.

Hanlon,

Redmond.

Tullius,

Reichenstein,

Butschek,

Bernard,

Baseball

D.

C.

Johnson,

Santoro,

3rd

B.

Hendler,

Mahoney;

Brooks,

Row:

Cox

Arndt,

Coach

2nd

Row.'

(Bathoy);

B.

Knight,

R.

Taliaferro,

Gutierrez,

J.

Mitchell,

Garfias,

Cimaglia,


Kneeling:

Veninga,

Bulger,

Coach

Standing,'

Golf

With

of

three

four

regulars

from

last

state

year's

the

champs,

team

the

golf

began

with

year

Their

champion­

promise.

were

ship

the

brightened

hopes

addition

of

Paul

Senior

the

McMahon,

Amateur

by

transfer

York

New

It

looks

as

Champ.

will

we

have

one

of

though

the

best

in

teams

the

golf

school's

history.

First

Row:

Fulton,

Sullivan,

Coach

illi,

Cook,

Humphries,

Harrison.

Parsons,

Second

Lipski,

Olson,

Elsaessar,

Row:

McMahon,

LaBarba.

Shropshire,

152

Kearney,

Ter­

R.

Puryear,

Mut,

Galvin,

Johnson

Coe1en

(Captain),

Escobar,

King,

McCaul,

O'Donnell,

Pellizzi.


As

we

this

to

go

Rick

team

Gus

Pellizzi

these

Among

championship

who

.last

five

promise

team.

year's

and

with

great

last

squadmen

CoeIen

shows

year's

press,

from

returning

are

carried

the

name

of

year

Tennis to

the

Jesuit

state

singles

1

championship.

967

District

Champs returns

Bulger

Mr.

slam

with

ease.

Puryear's

O'Donnell

and

McCaul

for

set

serve.

up

Now

to

the

net?

jump

153


Editors:

TOM

Ass'ts:

DICK

FROEHLICH

MIKE

BIFF

LUTHER

FLUME

GODFREY

MIKE

MIKE

McKOOL

FERNANDEZ

MIGUEL

CHRIS

SAN

CHRIS

VILFORDI

HENRY

ACKELS

CURTIS

JIMMY

154


Activitie:Q

155


1.

Mr.

2.

Fr.

Roach:

"You're

all

just

Schiro:

for

Rangers

156

up

One

the

silly

with

"Once more,

3.

of

feeling!"

concelebrated

Jesuit's

first

game.

many

Masses.


Weeds

in

the

Garden

of

Eden.

"Censored"

leave

1.-

Rangers

Haggar

Stadium,

Flattened

having

Frogs.

2.

LaBarba:

Spirited

3.

'Those

damn

Jimmy

"Genuine

Dr.

Nyaradi:

saddle

gowhide."

ants

the


Fr.

Schott

to

"And

Mayor

learned

in

this

next

throw

I

Jonsson:

the

Navy."

Frosh

support

Big

7'.·

In

the

inimitable

Dickinson

Jerry

Work

it

out,

John.

style.


Where

hands

Vice-president

President

letter

of

did

the

ball

go?

Activist

resignation.

students

revolt.

plot


for

Students prepare

McKool

leers

at

Student

Council

gridiron

triumph_.

Convention.

students

Jesuit

wants

«Mommy

me

home!"

Dunne

give

the

bird.


1966

Homecoming

Queen

Malone.

Mary

Mighty,

Court

with

mighty

Rangers.

Escorts:

Bill

and

Ramsey

Margaret

O'Connor,

and

Ray

Bulger

Pat

Embree,

Charlie

Bifano

and

Ann

Mary

Pauken.


And

Princesses ....

Pat

at

the

dance

Embree,

Ann

Mary

O'Connor

Pauken,

Margaret

and

Malone.

Queen

Mary


"Furthermore

is

Teeney

hopper

the

new-born

...

...

king

[ I

Chreesmas

in

214

..

party

Mr.

all

it

Eifert:

"Egad,

over

my

dribbled

pants."


1.

3.

'"

uh

huh

2.

nuts,

Mr.

Ass't.

Yearbook

Mod.

Peel:

"American

beer

is

feat

good!"

....

"Aw

gentlemen."

Fleddermann

and

4.

turned

Everybody

comrades

celebrate

out

for

the

Winter

Beethoven's

Birthday.

Carnage.


Turtle

extends

welcome

gracious

on

(Upper).'

D'Arcy

Tournament

to

Tournament

visitors.

delicacies.

sups

"All

(Lower),'

right,

Luther,

tell

the

real

story."

"Can

five

I

stay

just

more

minutes,

Daddy?"

I,

ii I

I

I.


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building

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itself.

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history

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university,

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academy,

college

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it

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school

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college

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school

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14,

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1942;

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year

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the

war

Jesuit

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newspaper

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of

itself

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group

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of

birth

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found

body

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the

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fields

various

situation

a

causes,

losing

remedied

being

was

the

in

efforts

were

be

Jesuit

typical

spirit

debut.

sports

were

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formative

our

and

the

years.

determined

of

efforts

the

and

the

teachers,

lay

Jesuits

of

those

with

would

student

the

body,

coupled

to

bring

Jesuit

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of

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football

our

would

team

be

reputation

far

wide

and

as

we

win

would

six

out

of

spread

from

T.C.I.L.

seven

1954

to

1960.

championships

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as

track

the

team

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and

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be

heralded

would

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as

take

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straight

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1962

1965.

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first

at

D.C.

Washington,

when

in

we

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place

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our

ability

national

would

gain

win

of

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championships,

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1963

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tournament


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time

a

wears

school

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monument,

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on

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school

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of

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through

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trend

is

collarless

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all-weather

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stadium

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our

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the

facilities,

tradition

and

track,

amphitheater,

a

blazers,

carpets,

an

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whatever

the

people,

remain

the

and

the

the

purpose,

same.

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2S

years,

has

Jesuit's

to

been

train

boys

men.

Jesuit-made

her

to

purpose

become

may

success

be

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2S

more,

as

great.

173


Debate

Chase, Bockemehl,

Index

Tommy

Joe

Jeff

FitzGerald,

32,

75

86-91

129

98,

28,

35,

55,

56,

83,

86,

88,

Dedication

Cheerleaders Bob

Boedecker,

99,

93,

91, 84-85

103,

104,

115,

6-7

75 117

116,

Bill

Abright, Richard

Tom

Christine,

Boldreghini,

Delacy,

Ray

Matt

FitzGerald,

147

30,

142

69,

129

102,

84,

32,

48,

83,

93,

96,

99,

88,

92,

90,

62,

Henry Tom

Booker, 63,

145

140,

76, Ackels,

83,

88,

87,

86,

115,

112,

117,

Delaune,

56,

30,

82,

100,

101,

103,

129,

112,

Harry

140

75,

98,

83,

115

107,

Mr.

Fleddermann, 166

105,

103,

Kerry

93,

28,

102,

Ackels,

Chris

Cimaglia,

17,

50,

90,

91,

86,

87,

88,

144

106,

89,

151

140,

89,

Averill

Deloache,

105,

104,

106,

Larry 142,

75

165

68,

86,

83,

87,

93,

88,

Winston

Booker, 106,

102,

Phil

Civello,

Del

Rio,

Jim Rex

117

108,

Fleming, 100

28,

103

63,

63

ACTIVITIES

91

Bosco,

annie

Clem,

Juan

A.

Fr.

Derrera,

F.

154-173 Mr.

Flores, 108

13,

50,

Reginald

23

Tom

Kevin

Bosworth, 63,

Edward

70

164

Adams,

Cline,

Mark

DeRussy,

109

108,

83,

41,

98,

84,

Chris

Flowers,

75

31,

76

112,

Tim

Adams,

H7,

129

125,

Paul

Clote,

106,

71,

Paul

Devers,

107,

142

139,

75

Tom

Bosworth,

74,

91

89,

70

Pete

75

Clote, 63,

Diaforli,

Boyle,

Bobby

86,

70,

88,

Chris

62,

31,

84,

112,

98,

128,

129

142,

143,

Dick

Flume,

David

Cochran,

Ed

Dickinson,

48,

35,

86,

89,

99,

109

70,

Bradshaw,

107,

105,

151

112,

86,

70,

John

89

88,

117

108,

John Coelen,

83,

31,

98,

75

100,

George

Dickinson,

84,

98,

100,

103,

136

134,

112,

34,

100,

103,

107,

104,

63,

Pat

86,

21,

128,

Ricky

Dillon,

71,

98,

135,

136,

70,

69,

84,

96,

97,

104,

130-131 83,

62,

Brooks,

Frosh

130

102,

86,

87,

93,

88,

Disque,

Jay

113

97,

93,

115

106,

Chris

93,

88,

86,

Football, Joe

,

139

130,

152

George Coerver

Arduini,

102

Jeff

130

129,

32,

Bronson,

92,

Pat

Flynn, Coelen, Patti

88,

158

Rufe

Mr.

Brewton,

Jerry

Flume,

45,

32,

147

Rick

108

88

63,

130

102,

84,

76

109

89,

Danny

93,

Allegro,

Anderson,

63,

Ricky

130

129,

128,

69,

Floyd,

Mike

Ahern,

Alaniz,

Angona,

Doug

Football, 103,

104,

Steve

106,

114,

115,

"JV"

34

Arndt, 151

140,

75,

130-131 116

Mrs.

Disque,

151

130,

Robert

/

Fred

Brooks,

Pete

Cole, Asel,

Football,

27

Varsity

Kenny107

75,

32, 30,

41,

86,

88,

90,

98,

120-129

129

122,

Donahue,

Joe

104, Lewis

Brooks,

76

117

108,

Bob

Franz,

Charlie

Coleman,

69 Bill

Atkins,

Chuck

Brophy,

Vince

98,

75,

129,

142,

89,

Donna,

Joe

Bro.

86,

93,

97,

105,

102,

100,

98,

103,;

147

Patty

84

.

117

108,

French,

John

Mike

Doran,

.

76,

Carter

Brown,

129,

Franz,

88,

Leo

88

26

13

83,

112,

John

70

70,

Brophy,

James

62,

John

91

90,

144

Collison, Fr.

130

63,

Colfry,

63,

Mike

Donahue,

75

151

75,

Baldino,

Balint,

145

140,

Pete

Collora,

Balkey,

68,

John

130

102,

88

Hank

Fromme,

70

75

Mr.

Don

Dorsey, Brown,

Randy

76

Semi

Colon,

Ball,

Harold 23,

113

107,

89

74,

also

(See

75

Semi

Pete

Froehlich,

Colon) larry

Dorsey, Diane

101,

71,

88

Browning,

Band

76,

151

102,

130

77,

84

109-111

John Bob

Driscoll,

34,

86,

79,

87,

88,

100,

136,

99,

116,

84,

129,

149 Nameless

Frosh,

Ray

Bulger,

98,

Bro.

Gregorio DuPont,

135,

91,

115,

164

117,

34, 130

129,

Concha,

108,

83,

104,

165

128,

25, Kim

106,

103,

larry

Mike

Mr.

Bulger,

105

104,

62,

41,

134

84,

Comrades

89,

Dunn, 91,

Bargmann,

35,

28,

91

88,

Thomas

69 17,

Tom

Froehlich,

Colwell,

Alan

Bryan, Mr.

Barberito,

Randy

75

26

70

142

31,

33,

53,

85,

93,

98,

56,

83,

84, David

Dutton, 101,

100,

112,

68, 63

George

Ed

Fulbright, Chuck

Connor,

Barker,

143

142,

84

70, 162

117,

116, 30,

152,

153,

Fulton,

Jimmy

85

84,

83,

CONTENTS

John

Dwyer,

Burke,

84

63,

Jim

Dennis

Barta,

8-9

151

70,

113

69,

Funk,

69 Mr.

Eifert,

Jack 71,

John

John

35, 130,

76,

142,

98,

129,

106,

149

144

Bill

Gagan, Cordova,

John Ellis,

Paul

Frank

Burton,

109

71,

Frosh

Baseball,

Dennis

Furlong, Eric

Elkins,

100

32,

109

63,

151

147,

107

164

51,

19,

Rick

Cooper, Mike

Burns, Chuck

104,

84,

152

84,

63,

107

69, 88

69,

Clyde

Richard

Cook,

Burke,

Bartlett,

Bartush,

112

75,

63,

149

130,

140

106,

75,

130,

151

Vic

Gallerano, Cosgrove

Jack

,

Elsaesser,

Joe

Bob

Bush,

Baseball,

63,

106

104,

102,

63,

152

112

108,

63,

Pat

Galvin, Martin

Cox,

Pat

Embree, Mark

Butschek,

Baseball,

71,

163

162, 151

75,

David

Garfias, Craft, Donna

Butts, F

152

103,

75

Varsity

148-150

Basketball,

151

109,

76,

"JV"

151

Jamie

Charles

Escamilla,

Mae 151

76,

rosh

75,

110

107,

93,

70,

106

88

140

Richard

Garnica,

Cross

Fred

Country

Escobar,

Mike

Byrd, Basketball,

76

"JV"

145

74,

152

140,

88

139

Crouch,

George

Gasper,

Mrs.

James

Escobar,

Javier

Tim

Byrd,

Basketball,

27

Varsity

60,

89,

74,

132-138

106,

146,

108,

147,

151

151

71,

130

Crouch,

Mike

Gaynier,

Manuel

Jim

Esquivel,

Brian

Byrne,

John

Baugh,

76,

(2)

89

75,

70,

93,

88,

96,

97,

93,

89,

130

129

69

68,

69,

86,

88,

93,

99 Crow

John

Raul

Estrada,

Club

68,

142,

145

63,

108

65,

113

Bill

Cuellar,

Campbell,

Geiser,

Bill

Etheridge,

Rocky

63,

John

Canaday,

Phil

Ewing,

Ronnie

Curl,

St.

Gerrity,

68,

33

70,

83,

106,

135,

Bob

Berkshire,

10-27

68,

84

74,

102,

129,

104,

106,

107,

68,

129,

130

139

Biff

Godfrey,

35,

83,

99,

100,

Mike

Fernandez,

117

115,

114,

117

115,

63,

86,

87,

88,

Nick

Cavnar,

102,

Tim

139

108,

145

75,

Ken

Jerry

Larry

70,

63,

151

Gloster,

129

98,

Feeley, Dahm,

Don

Cassidy,

130,

Charles

Fechtel, Jayme

69

Tom

84,

Bernat,

71,

113

109,

Mike

Canty,

147

Bernard,

Gil

Gilman,

Jimmy

75,

69

Daffron,

91,

103, Mark

Goedecke,

Tim

D'Arcy, 108,

75

69,

86,

88,

89,

104,

106,

Julio

117

71,

33,

56,

88,

90,

91,

151

92, Film

Betancourt,

Club

117

115,

93,

94;

99,

115,

Bob

'Goering,

117,

99

69,

151

139,

Center,

166

71,

Randy

104,

151

Sean

Betancourt,

luis

75,

Finegan,

109

Daniel,

Golden,

Jack

Bill

34

63,

139

Chandler,

28,

Jerry

45,

33,

36,

95

45

Tom

Finlayson,

Steve

Beyer,

31,

37,

88,92,93,

lOS,

Golf

Darnall,

Joe 76

63,

109

Bifano,

30,

114,

Charlie

162

115,

117

34,

41,

152-153

84

Finn, Channell,

Peggy

Darrouzet,

Gondolf,

70,

63,

103,

Charron,

Tommy

102

104

76,

Fisk,

Mike

Terry

Chris

88

55,

Biggers,

89,

93,

142

Chuck

Bob

Davila,

Gonzales,

Andy

Johnie

70

88

63

Black

136

109

FACULTY

Curtis,

David

Canty,

151

130,

Joe

76

Jeff

136

31,

Ron

63,

Jim

102,

70

109

63

165

106

75,

107

71,

(I)

75

Beethoven

Berger,

63,

Bob

Geiser,

Geff

ley, Camera

Baugh,

Berchrnans,

Derbies

Chase,

(See:

Lone

Rangers)

63,

76 98,

129

Mike.

Davila,

Fisk,

Randy

George

Gonzales,

88

75,

130

35

71,

151

John

104,

114,


Ed

Hockaday,

Mike

Gonzales,

Pete

Lohmar,

Bill

McCormack,

Helen

Keller,

151

71,

77

17

89

76,

Chuck

Thomas

Bishop

K.

Hoffman,

GOimon,

Greg

Kelliher,

130

76,

Lohr,

Danny

142

65,

Loinette,

Pat

McCormick,

151

71,

David

Loiselle,

Kidwell,

98,

64,

135,

112,

62,

Tom

McCormick,

John

129

108,

Holland,

John

130

102,

71,

140

77,

Doug

Coe

Kennedy,

151

Phil

Hogan,

John

68

Mick

McCormack,

71

130

77,

Mark

139,

71,

106

84,

71,

Hoffman,

Tom

Gornick,

Grasshoff,

Greene,

142

136,

Jim

53,

39,41,

83,84.98,

117,

71

Frank

129

128,

127,

McCullough,

Steve

King, 76 103

71,

71

Lomonaco, 93,

64, Bill

Griffin,

130,

102,

Jim

147,

Pete

Holland,

105

39,

152

84

'64,

71,

Freddie

101,

McCurley,

176

113,

Lone

Kitowski,

71,

Rangers

130

101,

Roger

Eddie

Holmberg, Griffin,

Rory 84-85

68,

142,

145

144,

McDonell,

Jaime

36 147

64,

71

Ned

Loughborough,

Robert

Kleineck,

Paul

Holmes, Eddie

Grissaffi,

64, 86,

62,

88,

89

77,

147

1q6,

103

102,

76

McDonell,

John

'

Tom Honor

Gustine,

Court

40,

Loughborough,

Tom

Kline,

98,

99,

126,

100,

129,

Danny 130

71,

103

62,

147,

149

129,

98,

166

149,

130

76,

Linda

Horner,

Love,

Mike

Knight,

Dan

Larry

McGarvey,

Tom

Gutierrez,

88

106

48,

39,

151

77,

72,

73,

86,

88,

105

93,

151

76,

Bob

Houlihan,

Fr.

Karl

Koch,

Albert

Louapre,

C.

Bill

McGraw,

Eddie

Hagan,

68,

102,

100,

139

130,

140

77,

5,

12,

157

103,

65,

106

86,

64

House,

John Kohler,

Haggar,

K'ip

38,

64,

142,

151

143,

Tom

37,

77,

93

Mike

Luther,

Mike

McHugh,

151

149,

130,

48,

40,

88,

84,

83,

93,

77,

89,

109

93,

Mike

Humphries,

Pat

Korman,

Hall,

Rick

McGuire,

115

149

Louis

Kohler, 130

128,

25,

100,

77,

Tom

Mr.

Huffines,

Joe

130,

71,

Lucy

64

Jim

144

84,

Haggar,

109,

103,

116,

113,

111,

Mike

McKool,

152

99,

166

149,

117,

145

140,

77,

36

40,

53,

56,

58,

,83,

84,

86,

88,

82,

59,

Glen

Hunsucker,

Award

Kreiner,

Lynch

Jerry

91,

103,

/

88

Fred

Ham,

48

58-59

159,

Pat

Mr.

Hunter,

i60

117,

104, 71

Philip

Kruger,

Jeff

Lynn,

Paul

McMahon,

88

Bruce

Hambleton,

74,

36,

84

45,

130

83,

84

71,

Fred

Krusemark,

76,

84,

79,

Bill

Meadows,

64

158

86,

89

K

99,

52,

116,

Mike

uklenski,

Rick

Macrae,

Mr.

Meintser,

Hans

93

77,

117,

72

Mike

Hutten,

William

Mr.

51,

Chris

Macourek,

109

93,

77,

36,

17,

152

41,

Robert

Hurd,

John

Hamje,

Hammel,

38,

55,

85,

98,

56,

83,'

82,

84,

62,

128,

149

129,

147

146,

25,

Rickie

Hylden,

106,

100,

117,

Kathy

Magee,

Hans,

Meintser,

168

84,

77,

93,

145

142,

124,

147

129,

125,

84

147

65, Mrs.

Hand,

Homer

INDEX

John

Kultgen,

Bill

Ismael

Maguire, 27

Melgoza,

174-176

64,

Fr.

Hanley,

Ivey,

Philip

130

1121

71

72

Rob David

Kuzel,

Dan

Steve

Maher, 69,

15,

92,

99

94,

93,

64,

106

104,

103,

Larry

Jack,

Melton,

112

64.

86,

65,

Hanlon,

88,

87,

91,

93,

109

65,

Grant

Kevin

Kuzel,

117

115,

114,

Charles

Mentesana, 76,

84

151

130,

77,

77

'

Ed

Maher, Mike

Hanlon,

130

78,

Bruno

Jacob,

LaBarba,

Jimmy

68

Mercher,

74,

39,

84,

49,

152,

157

Maher,

41

John

Tom

James,

Greg

Lucian

LaBarba,

131

130,

77,

Robert

Meyer, 62,

John

88

1"30

83,

Hanlon,

102,

130

108,

62,

98,

129

64,,84 Louis

Maher,

Jeff

Hanna,

Fr.

Jarreau,

41,

83,

John

,

65.

107

103.

Geoff

Michelle, ,

14,

51,

106

99,

Niel

,LaCoke

151

76,

104,

105,

165

84

77, Tom

78

Maher, David

Hanschen,

Jaubert,

Jacques

Rick

Lalla,

129

66,

65,

Vince

Middleton, 64,

130

93,'

62,

84,

83,

98,

102,

108,

130

112,

64,

Bill

72

Mahoney, 149

129,

Steve

Hanschen,

Lalumia,

Tony 74,

89,

84,

113,

130,

151

Miss

Mitchell, 140

74,

J.

Doris

G.

62,

102,

98,

84,

106, Tim

27

Mahoney,

37,'

31,

Steve

88,

Harris,

92,

93,

105,

134,

149

136,

77

114,

76

Mitchell,

117

115,

John

Lampo,

Wally

Mahoney,

151

100

39, 71,

74,

108

64,

74,

Cave

Johnson,

David

Harrison,

John

83,

130,

131,

130,

102,

83,

149,

151

Mitch'

Mitchell,

145 Sharon

Lamphier, Malcomesius, Mr.

Harrison,

Johnson,

Neal

Rusty

78,

93,

140

130,

Charlie 88

40

20,

Lanier,

Jeff Malone,

Dickie

Johnson,

39,

98,

84,

100,

101,

84,

98,

126,

125,

129

37,

84,

98,

100,

127

124,

78

Mary

102,

163

162, 36,

Rob

Monier,

142

Rick

72

Mangold,

143

129, Dan

Hartnett,

Steve

Mitchell,

151

74,

152

139,

Frank

Hart,

Robert

Mr.

Lanier,

71

Fr.

Johnson,

68

Earl

76,

128,

129,

136

Bro.

Mike

130

77,

Johnson,

Dick

Martin,

Bob

Larcade,

107

78,

145

77,

Martin

77,

Heitzman,

,

Dave

152

130,

Kevin

Moran,

93

65,

Kevin

Johnson,

Bill

Moore,

26

George

64 Charles

130

76,

42

Martial

Lapeyre,

109

64,

Heinen,

Ken

Mooney,

151

107,

101,

22,

Marino,

14, Bob

Haywood,

142

72,

John

Larcade,

Roger 40 71

64

Marci

Martinez, 109

71,

Mike

Moran,

Tim

Johnson,

Heldt,

Lattner,

65

Doug

Jim

147

64,

102,

103,

149

108,

77,

109

68,

107

71,

28,

77,

106

Jones,

Morris,

98,

109

37,

Charles

64"

102,

103,

(1)

72,

93,

100,

108,

112

88

81,

Morris,

Leahy,

38,

98,

135,

136,

142

40,

72,

Larry

102

86,

109

Mike

Morris,

May,

Leak,

John

Jim

129

65,

Mark

Jones,

112

108,

Charles

Rene

145

James

Maxvill,

62,

42,

129

109,

Martinez,

Lectors

77

(2)

.Steve

Laurence,

Donald

Jones,

Bill

Big

88

Hendler,

Bill

Morgan,

Rene

Martinez,

64

64,

Henderson,

139

68,

Tom

Johnson,

Mark

Hellinghausen,

145

Jerry

Harry

71 65

Richie

Hendler,

Jonsson,

Arthur

Morrison,

Erik

Mayor

Fr. 151

74,

158

12,

May,

Paul

Leche,

15,

65

Hank

Henry,

Julius

72,

J.

130,

143

142,

50

Morrow,

Fr.

Joubert,

76

Tim

Henry

167

Lee,

May,

Lewis

Tim

41,

113

42,

77

Chris

Hentzen,

Band

Moser,

Jug

145

74,

109

65,

Mayeux,

168

Letterman's

71

65,

65

Keane,

93,

88,

106,

113,

Jim

78

Brian

Muldoon,

Mayeux,

Mike

Steve

69,

Lilly,

Bob

86,

145

98

Mark

Kaywood,

109

76,

64,

Mark

Club

77, Tim

Herrin,

Higgins,

103,

129

128,

72,

147,

88,

93,

109.

143,

166

Gary

89

Linehan,

Paul

Mayfield,

Bill

Dennis

Muldoon,

I

77

147

146,

Kearney,

Higgins,

38,

Kathy

76,

77,

Mike

84,

93,

99,

113,

84,

130,

147,

Beau

Keene,

98,

109,

Mike

McCarthy,

142,

143,

Tim

Muldoon,

Lipski,

152

65,

89,

Mr.

90,

Peter

93

71,

Mike

Little,

History

78,

Rich

77,

Keller,

74,

109,

,McCaul,

65, 77

Club

Logan,

104,

Brian

153

68

Tom

Murphy,

65, 129

93,

John

72

Murphy,

152,

Malcolm

130

68,

113

Jim

103,

McCone,

Bill

109

89,

Murchison,

Jerry

151

64

91

Dennis

McCarty,

38

Keene,

152

Mark

Little,

84,

Hilton,

108

42,

145

Walter

117,

71

84

Hill,

106,

108,

109

78,

John

130,

145

175

147


Mark

Simon, Danny

Perez,

Mike

Mr.

Robertson,

Murphy,

Track,

Bill

78

129,

128,

18,

142,

130,

Dave

Skiles,

145

Peshak,

Rob

Varsity

141-144

106 89,

74,

139

72,

Ed

Traupman,

George

Murphy, 47, 67

72,

84,

43,

114

92,

111

100,

93,

108

67,

109,

101,

Mr.

Trial,

Pettigrew,

Colleen

91,

88,

Frank

Slama,

66

Hal

99,

Phil

Robertson,

151

74,

Murray,

106

104,

Don

107

20,

Brian

Robinson,

93,

166

107,

104,

Mike

Slater, 45,

Dan

124,

123,

52,

125,

Mike

Trimble,

127,

Murray, 47

37,

82,

Lank

Smith,

97

96,

50,

129

128,

Kitty

Phillips,

166

93,

42,

90

84,

Ed

Tudor,

Paul

Rogers,

Mildred

Murray,

67,

Society

Philothespic

97

96,

130

99,

109

66,

93

78,

Scott

Smith,

92-97

Tullius,

Rusty

Chuck Steve

Rooney,

Mut,

68

74,

Mark 72,

143,

142,

139,

107,

1'2

46

Pieczynski,

43,

78,

98,

Smith,

149

134,

100,

Stuart

Mut,

151

130,

136

135,

Terry

Turner,

Sandy

Mike

Rooney,

78,

145

89,

67

Dave

Piering,

142

42,

78

109, Soccer

72,

Turtle

147

130,

Rickie

Mike

Neitzel,

Rooney, 146-147 33,

Steve

62,

124,

1l2,

98,

84,

83,

Piering,

43,

56,

96,

97,

83,

84,

98,

103,

85,

78

93,

Sodality

84

10'

44, 130

129,

Room

Door

Roundup

104-105

106,

166

117,

David

Pilla.r,

Mike

88

Nejtek,

66

T.V.

Honor

Spanish

68

Crew

Society

The

Roundup, 108

Piranio,

Neuhoff,

99

T.

J.

114-115

John SPORTS

Bob

Uhler,

130

72, 89

78,

The

Roundup,

Last 130

74,

118-153 Allen

Pitts,

116-117

1-176,

N.H.S.

Rousseau,

John

Trey 16,

Jim

Poeppelmeier,

Nic

UNDERCLASSMEN

Mr.

Stack,

67 103

84,

60-79

115

108,

67

Nicosia,

66

Standley,

130

72,

Rubio,

Hal

Underhill,

Scott

Usina,

Ray 99

14,

73

Pohl,

Rickie 67

Nicholas

Dr.

William

Fr.

Nyaradi,

Standley,

89

78, 157

67

John

Norsch,

Mike

Staton,

Mike

Utz,

129

128,

110,

44,

Patrick

13

106

89,

78,

Bro.

Don

Ruisinger,

Pokladnick, F.A.

Mrs.

13

Vic

Ruiz,

47,

78,

109

99,

130

93,

Nick

Pollard,

46,

107

100,

Marty

Ochs,

Rick

Stewart,

Robert

Veiga,

78

130·

84,

74,

Bob

Russell,

78

Connell,

147

46,

Danny

Stolly,

Fred

Veninga,

Jack

109

104,

72, 130

78,

140

78,

Tom

Poore, 0'

Donny

Ryan,

73

73,

88,

152

93,

129,

Karen

Pope, 0'

151

130,

72,

Marty'

Connor,

Tom

Stone,

M

Vessels,

uerl

88

163

84,

74,

St.

162,

130,

Richard

Romain,

66,

104,

108,

117,

89

78,

130

Reuben

Porras,

78,

Bob

O'Donnell,

130

84,

Pat

Streeter,

Chris

Vilfordi,

72

San

72,

98,

106,

102,

136,

Chris

Miguel,

88

67,

85,

116,

115,

117

Will

Porter,

153

152,

139,

67,

88,

108,

117

115,

Mike

Stringfellow,

Vining,

Larry

72

O'Donnell,

Mike

Santoro,

John

149

115,

116

103,

50,

David

Potwin,

142

106,

66,

151

78,

136,

Student

Bill

Council

Walkup,

72

Fred

Oliver,

Schaefers,

Greg 82-83

67,

84,

98,

12

122,

124,

Paul

Puro, 107

72,

67,

93,

108,

149

130,

Student

149

Patrol

72

Brad

Olson,

Paul

Schniebs,

100-102

Mr.

Puryear,

72

128,

129,

130,

113

78,

Sullivan, 19,

Joe

Robert

152

106,

67,

Wallace,

John

152, Fr.

Schiro,

ORGANIZATIONS

Nicholas 52

47,

Mr.

Walsh,

James

153 130

15,

80-117

O'Rourke,

13

Mike

Sullivan, Radio

Club

Schnitzius,

Joe

Harry 47,

84

55,

Kevin

Walsh,

112

37,

99,

52,

43,

103,

.

105,

151

78,

73

Tim

Sullivan, Don

Rafferty,

106

Mike

Schnitzius,

78,

89,

Carl

130

106,

Waychoff,

44

Claude

Bro.

46,

Ory,

100,

98,

134,

136,

73

Senior

Superlatives, Bill

Ramsey,

26

149 Arthur

52-55

44,

84,

Steve

Schnitzius,

67 Richard

Swett,

88,90,91,92,96,97,

67,

Ways,

162

149,

Brian

O'Shea,

Mr.

Ramsey,

102

George

109

78,

Steve

Webb,

23

117

115,

99,

Fr.

Schott,

Paul 74 Tom

Switser,.

0'

Randall,

Kevin

Shea,

Joe

5,

12,

158

91,

Bob

147

47,

Webster,

72

56,

43,

33,

84,

83,

85,

92, Mr.

Schuster,

Bill Mr.

Taliaferro, 96,

97,

105,

103,

98,

106,

151

112,

74,

Jerry

Paul

Randolph,

19

140

24, 166

117,

78,

Webster,

Harry

89

Schvaneveldt,

Tim Taliafei

86,

82.

73,

Ronnie

Mr.

89,

93

ro,

Mr.

Michael

O'Shea,

Club

Ranger

73,

99

90,

136,

24,

92,

16,

Robert

Wegeforth,

Club

the

of

Rangers

Month

107

48, 145

67

Dave

Taylor,

Jim

84,

74,

112,.

149

Rusty

Weiler,

56-57

Scottino,

Bill

Osten,

151

112

96

93,

Science

Ostdick,

Scotty

73

Tennis

Mac

Rawley,

68,

130

84,

152-153

Steve

Welp, 93

72,

108

93,

84,

Seaholm,

Meg

72

Mike

Terilli, Otis

Steve

Reagan,

88

83,

78, 85

130,

Gary

Wessly,

152

62

Sears,

Larry

67,

102,

78

James

Redmond,

Rickey Whaley 54,

48,

100,

101,

21

102,

John

,

103,

151

78,

Semi

Colon

104, Dennis

Owens,

130

Mark

Terranella,

Fr.

O'Toole,

Bill

109

78,

106

105,

88

Reichenstein,

Helen

Mrs.

White, Derek

43,

103

100,

78,

Thomas,

151

140,

130!

SENIORS 26

78,

109

9·3,

Eddie

Owens,

Reid,

David

28-59 Paul

White, 89

78,

Sentilles,

Janie

67

151

68,

Jeff

161

Award

Religion

Keith

Thomas,

109

44,

Pakula,

Glen

Whiting, 104

67,

Bruce

105

Shaner,

Thomp.son,

Jim

73

86

Eddie

Palms,

74

Ron

Rembert,

Charles

Wilbert,

72,

102

101,

88

Kevin

Sharmon,

Pape,

Jack

Thompson,

78

Rener,

Jim

128,

143

142,

68,

129

48,

John

Brian

Wildes, 67,

151

129,

41,

44,

54,

56,

90,

93,

%,

97,

84,

86,

99,

103,

Jim

Sharp,

Thompson,

Neil

139

67,

Steve

Parsons,

89

78,

88

Window

62,

152

111,

104,

115,

116,

117,

Ken

Shaw,

88

Thorp, Mr.

Pasqua,

46,

98,

142,

100,

145 139

73,

24,

128,

151

129,

Jim

168

159,

Gary

Ressler,

Wood,

Kevin

89,

78,

84,

109

Bryan

Tilley, 45,

Ann

Mary

Jack

Vic

Shaw,

Pauken,

99

85,

145

142,

72,

78

Wooldridge, 84,

92,

96,

97,

162,

163

Coach

Herb

51,

62,

John

98,

Tinkle,

143

142,

7,

21,

111,

142,

Rhoda,

John Sheridan,

82,83,

105,

72,

86,

88,

106,

Tomaso,

Shropshire,

113,

149

Tim

103,

Wright,

115

88

93

Scott

Riedel,

90,93,99,

Phil

45

Tom

168

Anthony

145

49,

67

72,

Ricky

Pat

Reynolds,

Sheaner,

Pearce,

Peasner,

Tim

John

Wysocki,

Jim 112

Peel,

16,

Mr.

Patrick

78,

108

68,

51,

48,

65,

116,

117,

Rivoire,

Fr.

S.

J.

Mike

Torti,

Marcus

Yarber,

Shropshire,

12,

83,

82,

100,

156

49

46,

98,

152,

Mr.

Tim

Shropshire,

115,

156,

168

78,

84,

130

Tovar,

1,

100,

129

Bob

54,

Roland

99.

168

Pat

Zastoupil,

78

78

Peter

Roberts,

43,

Mike

153

18,

Perea,

5

156

129,

Gus

Roach,

72,

98,

72

41,

165

Pellizzi,

93,

109,

Silber,

Herb

Bill

Track,

Frosh

Zimmermann,

George

113 72

74,

89,

93,

106,

130,

145

145

74,

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