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contents

purposes

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a

book

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about you.

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the

this

seniors,

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final

Jesuit

yearbook

that

is

theirs.

uniquely

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others,

of

it's

reminder

a

the

of

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happenings

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both

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past

roles

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time,

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elements

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and

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heartbreaks

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disappointments

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those

which

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THE

LAST

ROUNDUP

Volume

'B8

XXIV

the

Published

Students

by

of

School

Jesuit

of

Dallas

High

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF:

Vilfordi

Christopher

ADVISORY

Joe

EDITORS:

Coerver

O'Shea

Brian

EDITOR:

ASSOCIATE

Nick

Cavnar

EDITORS:

SENIOR

Dan

Maher

Ed

Traupman

.

Bill

Walkup

JU

EDITORS:

NIOR

Dillon

Jeff

Hank

Fromme

CONTRIBUTORS:

Tom

Hanlon

Steve

Reagan

Marion

Reynolds

San

Chris

Miguel

Tom

Stone

Turner

Sandy

Gary

SPECIAL

Wessely

CONTRIBUTORS:

MODERATORS:

Fr.

J.

Mr.

Henry

Kiernan

Joubert,

S.J.

White

Mr.

Mrs.

Mike

Mike

Roach

Roach

Griener

Mr.

George

S.J.


Dedication

the

This,

1

LAST

THE

to

a

of

is

man

who

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mass

out

stands

issue

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dedicated

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of

teachers

Jesuit

at

while

known

have

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School,

High

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made

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who

man

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found

our

on

impression

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lives.

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our

friendship

respect.

and

our

MICHAEL

MR.

love,

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D.

Mr.

his

in

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capac­

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our

purpose

to

ideals.

higher

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and

made

has

at

our

Jesuit

little

a

more

meaningful.

stay

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is

in

his

as

a

however.

friend.

that

Mr.

Roach

has

made

capacity

on

his

out

his

has

unceasingly

and

our

our

fun.

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is

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time

to

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us.

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to

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work

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us.

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usual

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shown

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us

love,

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of

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dear

the

Class

of

'68:

My

It

the

to

IS

my

congratulate

pleasure

deal

a

of

that

you

into

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ranks

of

with

is

It

career.

high

your

of

the

"approved"

you

accept

school

of

completion

upon

we

pride

great.

Jesuit

graduates

High

School.

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believe

that

well

have

we

the

Person

of

that

efforts

our

have

been

continue

in

service

School.

Jesuit

of

in

on

bless every

life

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work

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this

for

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feel

nothing.

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sure

that

who

the

count

proud

we

have

many

among

can

count

to

on

be

men

you

and

fellow

man.

your

endeavor,

Rev.

Paul

W.

Schott,

President

6

been

reflect

some

High

God your

your

outlook

your

to

Jesuit

graduates

the

and

way

make

to

of

as

you

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this

hard

vain,

will you

before

distinction

face.

realize

in

lives,

of

all

pray

gone

God

future

Unless you

future your

I

May

the

you

Christ.

by

during

of

for

you

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influenced

definitely

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desks

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because

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lifelong

to

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school,

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passed

you

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phase

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equipped

preparatory

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further

discover

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and

value

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you

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intellectual,

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world

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in

which you

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physical,

insights

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that

our

days.

into

towards

ping

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numerous

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and

learning

have

high

to

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for

infinite

capacity

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educationally,

step

of

stones

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from

graduation

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and

process

forward

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fulness

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educational

this

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process,

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developed.

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Dear

and

live

grow.

is

Our

continue

that you

prayer

in

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always

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you,

work

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and

for

you

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may

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Kingdom.

a

ever

may

in

take

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and

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be

blessings

and

in

God's

God's

May

advance

knowledge

society

place

to

may

for

heart

in

warm

your

spot

keep

School.

Jesuit

High

in

Sincerely

Christ,

Rev.

Albert

S.

C.

Louapre,

J.

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Honor

National

4,

3,

Society

1;

REGINALD

Student

President

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Club

AHERN

MICHAEL

ADAMS

JOSEPH

Section

3,

Football

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Transfer

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2;

4,

3,

4;

3,

4;

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of

Phil

4.

4;

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Council

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Transfer

4;

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Class

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4,

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4;

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3,

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4;

English

4;

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Editor

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3,

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Council

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1,

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Medal

of

Copy

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Patrol

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Team

Speech

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2,

3;

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March;

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CHRIS

BALDINO

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JOSEPH

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4;

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Speech

2,

3;

Camera

2.

Honor

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4;

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3;

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4;

Honor

4;

2,

3,

4,

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BERGER

JOSEPH

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4;

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Track:

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4;

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FRANCIS

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3;

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John

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3;

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2;

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2.

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AM.ES

MATTHEW

BRITZ

MICHAEL

ROY

BURNS

BOB

RUSSELL

BUSH

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Transfer

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4;

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Play

4.

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4;

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4;

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Phil

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1,

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4;

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2;

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4.

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Ranger

4;

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Roll

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1;

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Debate

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MICHAEL

Roll

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Student

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Patrol

2;

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PHILIP

Honor

CHARLES

Roll

Class

1;

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CIVELLO

President 1,

2;

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4;

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4;

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Student

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National

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4;

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Judge

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Most

Superlative:

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FRANK

CONNOR

CHARLES

JOE

Typical.

RICHARD

HUNTER

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Class

2;

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Student

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2,

President

4,

3,

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Rep.

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3,

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4;

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3,

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2,

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4,

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3,

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Dallas

University

Month:

2,

Editor

ROUNDUP

Senior

Service

of

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Ranger

Asst.

LAST

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Dir.

Medal

Elocution

4,

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Senior

2,

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3,

Rep.

Junior

Place

Roundup

Editor

4,

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Gold

League

Distinction

4,

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2,

Play

4,

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National ;

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4,

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Speech

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4,

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Parliamentarian

4,

3,

Letterman's 1,

President

Jesuit

4

Lone

Class

Council

4,

COOK

JOSEPH

Honor

English

4;

January.

15


Class

1,

2,

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1,

4;

2;

for

Merit

Medal

Rensselaer

4;

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Debate

Council

1,

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3,

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4,

and

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4;

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1;

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3,

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man's

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2,

4;

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2,

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Honor

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English

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John

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Editor

Phil

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Honor

1;

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St.

Rep.

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4;

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National

4;

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League

Prefect

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PATRICK

DARROUZET

3;

2,

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Scholarship

ROUNDUP

3;

National

Roll

Honor

Stu­

Council

LAST

2,

Pres.

3;

Student

4;

Patrol

CHRISTOPHER

JOHN

JOSEPH

Roll

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LAWRENCE

COSGROVE

JOHN

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DEL

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JOHN

Transfer

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Baseball:

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Pres.

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Soccer

2;

Hon­

4;

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DE

DONAHUE

MICHAEL

LACY

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PAUL

ELLIS

JOSEPH

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1,

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Secretary

4;

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Pres.

Student

Treasurer

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1;

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2;

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4;

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President

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Club

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ROBERT

PATRICK

FRANZ

Perfect

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2,

2,

4;

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3,

4,

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EDWARD

AMES

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4;

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2;

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4;

3,

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Frosh

Honor

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President

cil

League

Honor

Senior

Society

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Most

3;

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Honor

ELLISON

Roll

3,

4;

EDWARD

GRIFFIN

2;

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"Jv"

Club

2.

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Class

Baseball:

1,

Soccer

2,

3;

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Football:

Secretary

2;

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1.

WILLIAM

THOMAS

Roll

Honor

2,

3;

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3,

2,

Lt.

4,

Colonel

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Sergeant

4;

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Football:

"Jv"

Bas­

Frosh

1,

2

"JV"

"]v"

2;

Lone

Ranger

;

3,

Phil

3,

4,

3;

Lieu­

Patrol

3,

3;

HANLON

Class 1,

Student

tenant

ketball:

National

Major

Play

3;

Honor

Society.

4;

Roundup

4;

Treasurer

4.

4,

19


DAVID

THOMAS

HANSCHEN

DAVID

HARRISON

ROBERT

DE

PORRES

J.

Phil

2,

3,

Chess

4;

4;

Major

Club

Play

4;

Radio

Club

Phil

Lone

Rangers

4;

4.

1,

2,

HAYWOOD

3,

2.

1,

2,

3,

4;

Spanish

Glee

Society

Go!!!

Go

We're

not

going

"skinny

dipping"

tonight.

20 .

2;

2.

Danny

Store

3;

4;

Honor

3,

Club

Book

Tennis

Band

Bear,


ROGER

MARK

HEITZMAN

ANDREWS

HELDT

MARK

JAMES

Soccer

4.

Transfer

JOSEPH

Student

Soccer

2;

tain

T.V.

Crew

3,

4,

Cap­

HELLINGHAUSEN

4.

4;

Honor

Class

.Roll

Vice-President

1;

Student

1,

Patrol

4,;

1,

Frosh,

"JV"

2,

3,

2,

Football:

3;

Captain

Letterman's

Rangers

4;

Lone

3;

Club

De­

3,

4;

1.

baters

Mr.

Me,

Taliaferro.

know

Now you

I

don't

smoke

...


All

left

BEYER-Stick

right,

Freshmen

the

names

finger

14

head

turning

in

the

index

your

while

reel,

continuing

to

through

the

east

...

degrees

your

a

spherical

shape.

animals

Walkup

of

the

forest

as

Coerver prays;

voice

a

in

the

masses.

lonely

FRANK

CHARLES

2,

1,

4,

2,

4,

3,

4;

4,

4,

Most

I,

Captain

tional

Honor

1,

4;

For­

Na­

1,

2,

3,

4;

Crew

T.V.

2,

1,

3,

2,

Tennis

2.

4;

3,

4;

St.

Radio

3,

4;

John

Club

1;

Honor

Spanish

COURTNEY

Society

HOGAN

Football:

Roll

1;

Speech

2;

2;

2,

Club

2;

2;

3,

National

1,

Phil

1,

Club

1,

Chess

4.

3,

2,

2;

Thespians

Major

Na­

PHILIP

Honor

1;

Debate 1,

Camera

4;

Berchrnan's

Phil

Award

1;

Society

22

4;

4;

Valuable

HIGGINS

Soccer

Secretary

League

tional

Frosh,

Letterman's

3,

3,

Treasurer

2,

Team

Ranger

Football:

4;

2,

Club

WILLIAM

Class

Treas­

ensic

Patrol

Treasurer

3,

ROBERT

1,

Council

3;

Student

4;

Club

Treasurer

3;

Student

President

2,

HENDLER

Class

Roll

Honor

urer

Varsity

Plays

2,

Varsity

man's

3,

4;

3,

4;

Frosh,

te]V"

Letter­

Lone

Rangers

4.

Phil

Club

3,

3;


Honor

Letter

1,

ROBERT·WILLIAM

IVEY

JOHN

JOSEPH

Roll

3;

2,

4;

Council

3;

Patrol

Student

Chess

1,

Club

2;

2,

3.

Honor

Roll

2,

4;

3,

Class

Treasurer

1,

1;

National

Debate

Secretary

Student

President

Roll

NMSQT

Class

Commendation

of

Vice

President

HOUSE

LLOYD

HOLMES

PAUL

Honor

League

4;

3,

Speech

3,

4;

3,

1,

2,

3,

3,

4;

National

Major

Play

Society

4,

Vice

Perfect

4,

Likely

Superlative:

of

Dependable;

Ranger

Month:

of

the

Freshmen

begin

process

initia­

2.

Three

doors

down

and

3.

on

your

right.

Arduini

4;

St.

Presi­

Hon­

4;

to

May.

1.

tion.

4;

4,

Society

Secretary

Most

Most

the

Vice

3,

Honor

3.

Society

Society

Succeed,

Court

3;

Honor

4;

Spanish

Senior

4;

National

4;

or

Phil

2,

Honor

4;

2,

dent

Forensic

National

4;

3,

2,

3,

1;

Naturalists'

Roundup

Sodality

John

Berchman's

3,

Rangers

League

Roundup

2;

Forensic

1;

1,

4,

4;

4;

Team

Lone

Debate

aroused

...


GREGORY

GEORGE

MICHAEL

JAMES

4;

4;

JOHN

Roll

2,

3,

2,

3,

CAVE

JOHNSON

President

Vice­

Patrol

Student

3,

1,

Council

Student

3,

2,

4,

3;

1;

Society

4;

Lone

Band

Rangers;

Golf

Honor

2;

4;

Spanish

4.

Varsity

Football:

4;

Basketball:

4;

3,

2,

Varsity

Baseball:

Frosh

Frosh

1,

1;

"JV"

4;

4;

3,

Rangers

Debate

Club 2,

National

1;

4;

3,

2,

Letter­

Lone

3,

Varsity

man's

4,

Track:

Patrol

Colonel

Lt.

Frosh

1,

Club

4;

4.

1,

3,

1,

2;

4;

Lieutenant

3,

Camera

2;

Glee

1,

Crew

4;

ROUNDUP

Band

JAUBERT

Class

2;

Student

President

Secretary

T.V.

Phil

3,

4;

Lectors

Varsity

Letterman's

Rangers

4;

2,

4;

2,

Honor

1,

Football:

3;

Lone

3,

LAST

3,

Club

JACQUES

2;

Council

Student

1;

2,

Club

President

Class

Attendance

Perfect

Forensic

Natu­

1;

League

ralist's

Berchrnan's

4;

John

of

Lectors

3;

4;

3;

Roundup

St.

Society

Month:

the

Ranger

September.

MICHAEL

EDWARD

MICHAEL

KEENE

KIDWELL

STEPHEN

President

Class

Roll

2,

1;

4;

3,

2,

Varsity

1,

Captain

1,

4;,

24

3,

4,

Lone

Club

National

Honor

Student

Vice­

3,

4,

Society

3.

Student

Patrol

3;

3;

Football:

Letterman's

4;

2,

3;

Varsity

Letterman's

4;

4;

"JV"

4;

Varsity

Track:

Captain

Rangers

Transfer

Ranger

Basketball:

Football:

4;

Frosh

President

3;

Club

Patrol

Student

3,

KING

JAMES

JOHN

Honor

3,

Soccer:

Varsity

4;

3,

Phil

Club 3,

Tennis

4;

3,

4;

Spanish

4;

4.

Honor

3,

Society


ROBERT

KLEINECK

THOMAS

JAMES

Honor

Roll

2;

Treasurer

2;

Transfer

Student

Class

2;

T.V.

2,

2;

Crew

4;

3;

St.

1,

LOUIS

KLINE

KOHLER

JOSEPH

Class

1,

Soccer

Berchman's

John

Camera

Club

President

1,

3,

2,

er

Varsity

4;

President

4,

3,

V

"JV"

arsi

3,

4;

ty

Baseball:

4.

Patrol

3,

Club

Football:

Treasurer

2,

Student

3;

Club

2,

3,

Rang­

Football:

4;

4.

Varsity

4,

4;

3,

2,

All

3,

3,

-All

4,

Captain

State

FRED

DONALD

Class

Club

Superlative:-Most

the

2

Popu�

Month:

Ranger

LUCIAN

KRUSEMARK,

District

4,

Letterman's

4;

Senior

of

lar;

April.

MICHAEL

LA

Student

Treasurer

BARBA

RICHARD

Class

Patrol

SARRE

LALLA

Treasurer

3,

4;

Vice-President

1,

2,

JR.

Basketball: Honor

1,

']V"

2;

Frosh

1,

4;

Football:

Roll

2;

Cheerleader St.

Naturalists'

Soccer

4;

Society

Glee

Club 1,

Club

4,

4;

4;

2,

Captain

Rangers

3,

Most

Senior

Secretary

tary

3;

Ranger

Football:

4;

Club

of

Spirit;

Ranger

the

Month:

Frosh

1;

terman's

Club

4;

4,

3,

Secre­

Frosh

1,

Track:

Superlative:

"JV"

Lone

Rangers

2;

School 1.

"JV"

Lone

3,

2;

1;

President Berchman's

John

Sodali

4;

2;

Let­

2.

ty

1,

November.

25


ANTHONY

ROBERT

LALUMIA

LOUIS

MICHAEL

LAWRENCE

LARCADE

LEAHY

JAMES

Letter

Honor

Honor

Perfect

Roll

Attendance

1;

1,

Secretary

Patrol

4;

Committee

Roll

Honor

Council

Student

Student

Pa­

2,

Basketball:

3,

4;

Frosh

Commendation

Chairman;

4;

4,

Football:

Lone

Football:

3,

3,

"]V"

Treasurer

ers

Frosh

Student

Council

Letterman's

1,

Club

"JV"

3,

2,

3,

Rangers

4;

3,

4;

Representative

3,

4,

Major

John

3;

4;

Roundup

4;

Industrious;

Society

Spanish

Superlative:

of 2.

Honor

Play

Most

Senior Berchrnan's

St.

4;

4;

2.

Honor

Phil

Varsity

Secretary

Spanish

the

Month:

Ranger

Society

Christmas.

The

look

of

victory

26

Patrol

4;

2,

2,

Varsity

3;

3;

Rang­

2;

Student

4,

1;

Lone

1,

4,

of

NMSQT

2;

4;

2;

1,

Social

2,

trol

Student

3,

Manager

Roll

1,

Vice­

Treasurer

Class

3;

President

Football:

Sodality

1;


HARRY

CLAY

Honor

Roll

Track:

Frosh

I,

LEAK

Student

2;

1,

2,

4;

PAUL

1,

ANDRE

Team

Rangers

4;

1,

Speech

2;

4;

Club

1,

2,

3,

Lectors

LEWIS

1,

Berch­

John

GEORGE

Roll

2;

4.

L.EE

3;

Section

2,

3,

3,

Phil

1;

1,

Vice

4,

St.

1;

Sodality

Tennis

Honor

3;

League

Camera

1;

2,

Forensic

National

1,

3;

President

man's

Band

2;

LECHE

lone

2,

Forensic

3.

2,

Society

Debate

1,

4;

Berchrnan's

John

Honor

Spanish

2;

Lone

3,

National

1;

St.

1;

Patrol

Soccer

1;

Debate

Rangers

league

Roundup

3;

leader.

4,

27


MICHAEL

TODD

LILLY

Frosh

1,

3,

2;

"JV"

Roll

Honor

dent

RICHARD

LIPSKI

LOUIS

Class

Stu­

Treasurer

Berchrnan's

4;

Golf

3.

MACRAE

Football:

Manager

1;

Club

2,

Letterman's

3,

Frosh

2;

Secretary

Soccer

Frosh

Football:

2;

FOLSOM

Class

1;

1;

Patrol

St.

4;

1,

Baseball:

4;

Manager

Club

3;

1.

2,

3,

4;

John

Sodality

1.

Frosh

DANIEL

4;

Lieutenant

4,

3,

2,

Football:

4;

Captain

1,

Secretary

1;

Patrol

Student

WAiTER

Class

Roll

Honor

Track:

MAHER

LAWRENCE

LOUIS

THOMAS

MAHER

HARRINGTON

JOSEPH

Vice-President

Class

Roll

Honor

1;

2;

4;

Team

2,

1,

1,

4;

3,

2,

3,

3;

Phil

Vice

2,

3,

Elocution

3,

Major

4;

3,

LAST

ROUNDUP

Service

4,

Society

2.

28

Elocu­

4,

4,

3;

Editor

Honor

Honor

Award

3;

4;

Roll

Jun­

7'

Sen­

3,

4,

National

Honor

Spanish

Perfect

1,

2;

Student

Secretary

3;

Society

Council

4;

Track

'1,

Country

3,

Society

3,

tive

MAHER

Attendance

1,

Class

3;

Cross

ciety

2;

4;

Student

Honor

4;

"JV"

Representa­

4.

1,

2,

Football:

Frosh

1,

3;

Varsity

Basktball:

"JV"

So­

Council

Club

Patrol

Natural­

1;

National

2;

Student

4,

Radio

4;

Senior

Roundup

Editor-In-Chief

3,

ior

Presi­

4,

2,

Play

Editor

Award

4;

League

Distinction

Degree

Junior

tion

ior

ists'

3;

4;

Ruby;

dent

4,

Secretary

Forensic

National

2,

of

1,

Double

4;

Patrol

Student

Council

Student

Speech

Debate

Track:

Frosh

Lone

1;

4.

Rangers


STEVEN

HOW ARD

MAYEUX

LAWRENCE

CAUL

MC

THOMAS

JAMES

Honor

Roll

Class

1;

dent

2;

ketball

Presi­

Secretary

Football:

1;

3,

Letterman's

Roll

Honor

1,

Bas­

2,

Debate

1,

Trainer

Trainer

:

2;

4;

4;

Student

2,

Letterman's

Honor

1;

2,

3,

4,

Perfect

.EA TON

Attendance

Manager

MC

CONE

Football:

3;

nJV",

Baseball:

2;

Frosh,

Manager

Team

3,

3;

4;

Captain

Club

4;

1;

Speech

Forensic

National

Society

Council

3;

Tennis:

Varsity

CI ub

3,

National

Honor

Spanish

Debate

1;

League

1;

Play

4;

3,.

1;

1;

Speech

Major

Phil

Debate

Team

1;

4;

Band

2,

1,

3,

4;

Sec­

2.

Society

Philothespic

3,

4;

Society

St.

tional

1;

1,

Sodality

Berchman's

1,

John

Honor

2,

2,

Na­

3;

Honor

tion

Leader

4;

Sodality

4;

Chess

Berchrnan's

1,

2,

St.

John

Club

2.

3;

Court

4;

Society

2,

3.

[

AUSTIN

FRANCIS

WILLIAM

Me

GRAW

HANS

JAMES

MCCORMACK

Honor

Roll

1;

Honor

cer

Roll

2;

Track:

Club

2;

4;

Chess

Varsity

Student

Council

2.

3;

Soc­

4;

Lone

4;

Rangers

Speech

3;

Honor

Spanish

Debate 1,

2,

3;

National

PETER

MEINTSER

4.

Soccer

2,

3,

4,

Captain

Teain

Forensic

Society

League

1,

St.

2,

3;

Roundup

2,

3,

4;

2,

4;

Honor

Spanish

3,

4;

Student

Chess

Representative

2;

1,

Berchman's

John

Council

Club

2.

Society

29


STEPHEN

RICHARD

Roll

Honor

MELTON

Band

1,

2;

1,

ior

2,

Vice

3,

Representative

MICHAEL

4,

3,

Jun­

President

4.

MORAN

MICHAEL

NEITZEL

JOSEPH

Honor

Roll

Class

1;

dent

Treasurer

Student

4;

Patrol

3,

Colonel

Club

4;

2,

Ranger

Football:

Varsity

All

3,

1,

1,

4,

3,

Captain

State

4,

2,

Lone

Varsity

Letterman's

4;

4,

Basketball:

4;

teJV"

3,

4.

30

4,

4,

All

2,

Roundup

3,

Frosh

4;

"JV"

Frosh

Rangers

Stu­

3,

Council

3,

Lt.

Vice-President

District

3;

Club

3,

4;


WILLIAM

JOHN

Transfer

Student

O'DONNELL

Honor

Roll

2;

tional

Merit

Na­

4;

(lJV"

3,

4;

Class

Football:

4;

Varsity

2,

BRADLEY

OLSON

Patrol

4;

Baseball:

4,

4;

Soccer

4;

Golf

PAUL

Roll

2;

Lone'

O'SHEA

Student

1;

Student

Football:

2;

Baseball:

Berchrnan's

2,

Council

1,

Patrol

4;

John

President

Honor

(lJV"

Frosh

St.

Rangers

Varsity

Letterman's

BRIAN

Football:

2;

Pres­

1;

4,

Lone

Rangers

Basketball:

Track:

3,

Varsity

Student

2;

Semi-Finalist

4;

ident

4;

3,

4,

3,

Roundup

President

Student;

4;

St.

1;

1,

1,

4;

Senior

Superlative:

of

the

Month:

2,

Best

3,

4;

3,

4;

Jr.

tion

3,

Valuable

2;

Plays

Elocu­

Award

Gold

3;

3;

Roundup

Senior

3;

LAST

4;

Award

ROUNDUP

3,

Advisory

St.

1;

Chess

2;

John

Club

it's

to

very

Ed­

Junior

ttl"

Editor

3,

1,

3,

4;

3;

Society

Tom,

2,

Editor

Award

Actually

of

Major

Sr.

1,

Most

4;

Masque

itor

FALL

Phil

4;

President

Elocution

4;

Feb­

ruary.

The

4;

Rangers

Treasurer

4,

3,

2,

Forensic

4,

3,

Honor

Society

Ranger

2,

4;

Lone

Team

Speech

National

Berch­

John

National

4;

Frosh

1;

Frosh

3,

3.

Club

League

3,

man's

4;

Service

4,

Naturalists

Berchrnan's

Society

2.

be

suave.

easy

ADAM

31


ARTHUR

Football:

CHARLES

PAKULA

STEVE

P

APE,

JOHN

JEFFREY

4.

Band

Frosh

1;

1,

2,

1,

3;

Varsity

ball:

ttJV"

3

Manager

3,

4,

4;

PARSONS

Roll

Class

1,

Vice

2,

Secretary

trol

2.

1,

4;

2;

3,

Pres·ident

2;

Base­

4;

Letterman's ;

BancP

Statistician

Club

Honor

Varsity

2;

Statistician

Manager

CARL

JR.

Football:

Roll

Honor

3,

Treasurer

Baseball:

Frosh

4;

Student

Pa­

Lone

1;

Rangers

Golf

1,

4,

3,

Honor

2.

Society

Captain

4;

Spanish


GAYLORD

PEARCE

GEORGE

ROBERT

POEPPELMEIER

Perfect

Roll

1,

3;

2,

3;

Attendance

Student

1,

2;

3;

Spanish

Pa­

Honor

Crew

JOSEPH

1,

3,

2;

Debate

4;

National

Forensic

1,

3,

4;

Editor

4,

LAST

Play

4;

']V"

2,

3;

Frosh

2;

3,

2,

4;

Var­

1,

'Letter­

Lone

sity

men's

4;

Rangers

3;

Honor

Club

2,

ROUNDUP

3,

4;

So­

Spanish

2.

4;

Club

ciety

Honor

3;

Spanish

Treasurer

Society

Senior

4;

4,

Most

Football:

1,

Track:

Frosh

1,

Major

Journalism

4;

Camera

2,

REYNOLDS

Vice-President

Class

1;

Phil

1;

Roundup

Senior

Sodality

JOSEPH

President

Class

Roll

Treasurer

League

Award 2.

4;

3,

PATRICK

REAGAN

STEVEN

Honor

3;

Secretary

T.V.

2,

PITTS

1.

2,

Class

2,

Society

CARR

Soccer

4.

JAMES

Honor

trol

ALLEN

PESHAK

JOHN

JOHN

Cheerleader

Superlative:

Creative.

33


Let

"Oh

lie.

sleeping

PHILIP

MAXWELL

what's

she

no,

dogs

WILFRED

ROUSSEAU

here?"

doing

CHRISTOPHER

SAN

MIGUEL

JOSEPH

ROBERTSON

Honor

Roll

Letter

2;

Debate

Phil

4.

Patrol

4;

Com­

Debate

Team

Roll

Honor

Dallas

University

ior

Sen­

English

Wittiest.

4;

2;

1,

Debate

1,

Speech

National

1,

2;

of

1;

of

NMSQT

Student

mendation

1;

2,

Roundup

Service

4.

4,

3,

4,

Junior

ROUND­

3;

"J"

3,

3,

2,

LAST

Award

3,

2,

dality

3;

League

1;'

3;

UP

2,

Forensic

2;

Phil

1,

Editor

Superlative:

Certificate

So­

3;


The

of

Seniors

Jesuit:

the

talented

and

the

ones,

gutsy

WILLIAM

GREGORY

ST.EVE

WILLIAM

Lone

"Jv"

2,

Team

4,

1;

Speech

Student 3;

Debate

Soccer

4,

Major

Play

4;

4.

Patrol

Varsity

"Jv"

Manager

2;

3,

Frosh

ones.

Track:

SMITH

Frosh

1,

Letterman's

Manager

4;

Club

3;

3;

Basketball: 1;

4;

3,

Attendance

Perfect

3;

Track:

Team

Speech

Director Phil

3,

brilliant

LANCASTER

Patrol

SCHNITZIUS

Fresh

1,

Rangers

the

ones,

ANTHONY

Student SCHAEFERS

Football:

4.

3,

1;

St.

4;

1.

T.V.

Crew

3,

Berchman's

John

4,

Club


HAL

DOUGLAS

CHRISTOPHER

Transfer

STANDLEY

T.V.

Crew

STONE

THOMAS

Student

Secretary

Varsity

3;

"JV"

3.

3;

4;

TRAUPMAN

PAUL

EDWARD

Class

3;

Track:

Football: Student

Transfer

Role

Honor

Student

Transfer

2,

2,

3;

Treasurer

Class

Attendance

Perfect

2;

2;

LAST

Lone

Rangers

ROUNDUP

Track

3,

4;

4;

3,

Roundup

Sodality

3,

3;

Treasurer

Dallas

of

ROUNDUP

LAST

4;

4;

University

4.

4,

English

4.

4;

EDWIN

E.

Place

LISTON

Roll

Honor

tary

1;

1.

Band

TUDOR

(Senior

ALEXANDER

Secre­

1,

Holman

4;

Division)

2,

3,

4,

Transfer

3.

CHRISTOPHER

TURNER

Baseball:

Student

"JV"

3;

Second

Contest,

man's

4;

Club

Rangers

LAST

4;

EUGENE

VILFORDI

3,

Letter­

Lone

Varsity

3,

4;

ROUNDUP

Class

Roll

Honor

1,

President

3;

Council

Student

Cross

4;

Country

Frosh,

Varsity

Debate

1,

Speech

2,

3;

League

4,

3,

LAST

Award

3,

Junior

ROUNDUP

3;

Editor-in-Chief

Editor

3,

Camera

3;

4.

Society

Club

2;

2;

1,

Editor

2,

1,

Round­

Forensic

National

up

2;

Rangers

2;

Team

4;

1,

Lone

Track:

36

4;

4.

"J"

Associate

3,

4,

Service

Award

4,

National

4;

Honor


ARTHUR

ALOYSIUS

ARTHUR

WAYS

ROBERT

WALKUP

WILLIAM

JOHN Honor

President

Class

Roll

Honor

Roll

Vice

1,

2;

Camera

1,

2,

Berchman's

Student

President

Council

3;

Football:

Patrol

.Frosh

4;

3,

Student

4,

1,

Club

3;

Club

John

4;

WEGEFORTH

St.

4.

2,

Football:

3,

Frosh

1.

2,

"Jv"

Basketball:

2,

Captain

3,

Varsity

4;

Frosh

Baseball:

Frosh

1,

1;

3,

Rangers

ior

Phil

1;

Speech

1,

1;

Roundup

Jun­

4;

Editor

Senior

3,

4,

So­

4;

of.

Lectors

4;

1;

dality

4;

LAST

Elocution

ROUNDUP

2,

Club

4;

Team

4;

3,

Varsity

Letterman's

Lone

3;

2,

the

Ranger

Honor

Month:

October;

Spanish

Society

2.

GARY

Honor

MATTHEW

2,

1,

President

3;

2,

3,

2,

3,

4,

4;

Captain

3,

Varsity

4;

Sergeant

Football:

Baseball:

LAST

PAUL

2,

Band

4.

DUANE

WHITE

Honor

1,

2;

Spanish

Society

BRIAN

2,

3,

Honor

HUGHES

1,

HJV"

4;

2,

3,

2,

1;

Frosh

3;

Captain

2,

3,

Varsity

Cross

HJV"

2;

Country

4;

4.

Lone

Frosh

WILDES

Basketball:

Roll

1,

1,

Baseball:

Frosh

Rangers

3,

Lettermen's

Honor

Society

Club

4;

Lieu­

Patrol

tenant

''IV''

WESSELY

Class

Roll

Student

National

4;

ROUNDUP

4.

4;

37


...

September

October

...

November

...

December

...

Christmas

...

...

January

March

...

••.

February

.•.

May

.

April

42

.

.


month

THE

ROUNDUP

chooses

Every

who

iors

are

as

recognized

their

the

class.

YEAR

These

OF

ten

THE

those

Sen­

members

of

outstanding

members

RANGERS

are

listed

below

for

67-68.

Jaubert

Jacques

Bill

Walkup

Lucian

Paul

Bob

Joe

LaBarba

Ellis

Larcade

Coerver

Ackels

Larry

John

O'Donnell

.

Paul

Holmes

.

Kline

Tommy

43


217

3

Class 215

3

Class

PresidentPresident­

Joe

Escobar

Haggar'

Javier

Vice Vice

President­

Pre sident­

Jim

Fred

Symington

McCurley

SecretarySecretary-

Keith

Thomas

Sheridan

Phil

TreasurerTreasurer-

Bill

Ray

McCormack

Boldreghini

Student

Student

Council

Rep.­

Council

Rep.­

Ed

Wally

Maher

Class

3

218

President-

Bronson

George

Class

3

205

Secretary-

John

Ryan

President­ Treasurer-

Lattner

Marvin

Doug

Vice

Loinette

President­ Student

Council

Rep.­

Martinez

Rene

Steve

Secretary-

Scott

Smith

Treasurer-

Pellizzi

Gu�

Student

Council

Rep.­

Brian

48

Muldoon

Mut

Mahoney


Class

2

Class

2

Class

pfesident-

Ostdick

Jim

Vice

pfesident-

Matt

FitzGerald

Doug

Sec

Webster

Secretary=-

Mike

Hendler

Bryan

Henry

0'

Mark

Marty

Mayeux

Council

Student

Rep.­

Tilley

Treasurer-

Treasuref-

Tt'easufef-

Student

7

Brooks

President-

Bob

Hoffman

Secreiary-i-

fetary-

Richard

Vice

President­

Greg

1

President-

Moser

Jim

Vice

2

1

114

112

pf(!sident-

Connor

Rusty

Student

Council

Tullius

Council

Rep.­

Tim

Chris

Byrd

Class

Rep.­

Hentzen

Jim

Class

2

113

pfesident-

ayme

Ochs

Marty

President­

Eric

2

115

President­

Daffron

J

Vice

Elkins

Vice

President­

Mike

Santoro

Secretnrv=«

Secretary­

Char ies

Heinen

Perez

Danny

Treasurer-

Treasurer-

Mike

Tom

Gaynier

Student

Council

Herb

Roberts

Student

Rep.­

Bosworth

Council

Rep.­

Tim

Sullivan

Sharp


Class

Class

1

103

1

111

Pl'esident­

Preside nt­

President­

Mike Lawrence

Timothy

Wunderlick

Tehan

Kelly

Vice

Vice

President­

President­

Vice

Pl'esident­

Meletio William

James

Timothy

Morris

Bartush

Secretary­

Treasurel'­

Secretary­

Secretary­

Treasurer­

Stocks

Mike

James

Frank

Reittinger

J. Treasurer­

Mahoney David

Student

Mut

Student

Council

Council

Rep.Student

Council

Kevin

Rep.-

Walkup

Rep.I

Chris

Byrd

Dan

Kagay

1

!Class i

11

0

President­

Thomas

Uhler

Treasurer-

James

I

Student

Walker

Council

IRep.I

Mark

Hamje

Class

Class

1

1

I

101

President­

Cedric

105

President-

Paul

Galvin

James

Vice

President-s­

Richard

Barker

Secretal'Y-

Pablo

Vice

President­

David

Escobar

James

Treasul'er­

Chuck

Mix

French

Secretary­

Switser

Treasurer­

William

Tindell

Student

Council

Student

Council

Rep.-

James

Jenkins

Rep.-

Tim

Barry

50


Ackels

George

Ackels

Henry

Sam

Adams

Alaniz

Danny

Alaniz

Steve

John

Allegro

Tom

Arkwright

Will

Bargmann

Dennis

Barta

Charles

Bartush

David

Baugh

John

Baugh

Tom

Bernard

uIio

Betancourt

J

Richard

Bill

Bifano

Bird

Dick

Blum

Fred

Brooks

Lewis

Brooks

Chuck

Brophy

Brower

Skip

ttWhat

a

revoltin'

this

is."

development

51


Steve

Chris

Onnie

Alan

Brown

Brower

Don

Casazza

Andy

Paul

Cline

Clote

Cavnar

Clote

Nick

a

man

of

and

understanding

Butschek

Chris

Cimaglia

Champion

Cochran

Clough

me

to

a

manicure:'

get

compassion

Frosh

52

Mike

John

Mark

Cavnar

David

John

"Remind ...

Burke

Burke

Jim

Chris

Peter

Cassidy

Joe

Tom

Clem

Bundschuh

Bryan

Randy

Cain

rock

on

Mark

Cochran


Bob

and

and

Gary

Grind

Bump

Manuel

Charlie

Coleman

Pete

Collora

Dan

Cook

Dan

Darrouzet

Cordova

John

Ron

Daniels

Cupioli

Steve

Jim

Averill

Deatherage

Mark

Darrow

labors

Crouch

Vic

Cordova

Mike

Darrow

Geff

Jim

Crowley

Mike

Dattilo

Davidson

Gary

DeLoache

Tom

DeLoache

Kenneth

Dennis

Paul

Devers

Ed

Dickinson

Dillon

Jeff

53


Dodson

John

Sonny

Donna

Dwyer

Mike

Doran

Pat

Doran

Escamilla

Fred

Escobar

Tom

Chris

Larry

Charles

David

John

Dorsey

Phil

Will

Esquivel

Etheridge

Fechtel

Randy

Tim

Feeley

David

Finegan

Finn

Terry

Bernie

Flynn

Foster

John

Bill

Franz

Franzen

Joe

Gallerano

Joe

Vic

Pat

Gallerano

Galvin

David

Garfias

I

Sir,

2

of

a

eggs,

Stir.

54

cup

of

two

water,

cups

flour.

May

Dunn

Drago

Manuel

Einspanier

lower

the

blinds?

Ewing


Rick

in

Hylden

Randy

of

"Night

16th"

January

Dupont

Charles

Fechtel

Chuck

Fisk

Flores

Greg

Chris

Flowers

Mike

Flume

Kevin

Flynn

Pat

Flynn

Franzen

John

French

John

Hank

Fromme

Froelich

Pete

Ed

Fulbright

Fulton

Tom

Richard

George

Bob

Garnica

Gasper

Geiser

Art

German

Gil

Gilman

Mark

Goedecke

A

Complex

Desultory

Philippic

of.

Doubtful

Significance.

55


Bob

Goering

Gondolf

Tommy

Charles

Jon

Gonzales

Gonzales

Tom

Gornick

Mike

Grady

Greathouse

Mike

Greene

John

Gribben

Gary

Bill

Griffin

Gutierrez

Tom

Mark

Fred

Haas

Ham

Hanlon

Larry

Mike

Hanlon

Hanneman

Jack

Steve

Hanschen

Steve

Harris

outa

hairs

little

"Look,

tiny

growin'

this

worm."

is

"My

finger

stuck."


Hank

Henry

John

Grasshoff

Jim

Henry

Mike

Hentzen

Hernandez

Stanley

Glen

Hake

Tim

Herrin

Hill

Beau

Ed

Hockaday

Jim

Heaney

Mike

Houle

Bob

Hubley

Joe

Hughes

Robert'

Hurd

Dennis

Hurley

Hylden

Ricky

Danny

Jim

Jacques

Jenner

Cave

Johnson

Kevin

Johnson

Tim

Johnson

Charlie

Johnson

Don

Jones

John

"No,

we're

stupid,

Kays

No.1!"

57


Keane

Gary

Kee

Terry

Keene

Kevin

Keller

Bill

Kelliher

Dan

Cce

Kennedy

Kirsch

John

Kitowski

Roger

Mike

Knight

Koch

Bill

Koch

Karl

Kohler

Tom

Korman

Pat

Phi

Ii

Kruger

p

Kutscher

Frank

Kuzel

Kevin

Lamb

David

Rick

Lamb

Chris

lance

David

Larcade

Mike

LaRocca

Steve

Laurence

Leak

Freddy

Leal

John

58


«It's

not

a

toupee."

"Whole

nutmeg?"

Andy

Legault

Lenihan

Jerry

Phil

Linehan

Peter

Mel

Leonard

Letteer

Bruce

Ken

Lewkowski

Lindloff

Bill

Linehan

Li

ttle

Jerry

Rich

Little

Peter

Lohmar

Charles

Dan

Lohr

Lohr

Ned

Loughborough

Chris

Peter

Macourek

Macourek

Bill

Maguire

Maher

Danny


Maher

John

Tim

Mahoney

Bill

Mahoney

Jim

Mahoney

Mike

Frank

Marino

Marino

Dam

Martin

Rene

Martinez

Mason

Gary

60


Paul

Mayfield

Mike

McCarthy

Dennis

McCarty

Mike

Pat

McCormick

McCormick

Tom

McCormick

McDonell

Jim

Dan

McGarvey

McGrath

Jim

I

Hey!

UI

tra-Bri

used

te

tonight.

McGuire

John

Jeff

Tom

McGuire

Matt

McKool

McKillop

Ismael

Charles

Mentesana

Rick

McGuire

Mike

McHugh

Bill

Jim

Tom

Meadows

McNally

Mesmer

Geoff

Michelle

Melgoza

Mike

Michels

Minter

Gary

"chili"

You

punch

and

what

do you

get:

vegetable

soup!

David

Mitchell

Mitchell

John


Steve

Mi

Mike

Moline

Larry

Molloy

Charles

tchell

Morris

Morris

John

Morris

Larry

John

Murphy

Mike

Murphy

Rob

Murphy

Nolan

Ralph

Bob

Mike

Dillon

the

over

trips

One

little,

"Add

I'll

fantastic.

light

two

little,

a

have

twist

three

Indians,

of

a

lemon

and

martini."

great

62

little

four

little

O'Connor

Off termatt


George

Bill

Montgomery

Moore

Steve

Moore

Kevin

Moran

Lincoln

Moreno

Bob

Morgan

Morris

Mike

Arthur

Morrison

Muldoon

Tim

Murchison

John

Bob

Murphy

Brian

Murphy

Kevin

Murray

Nelson

George

Neuhoff

John

Joe

Nic

Neuman

Nicosia

Mike

Nolan

Oldani

John

Fred

Bill

Oliver

Osten

Eddie

The

inimitable

Owens

Eddie

Palms

Hank

Pardo

Dickinson

style

prevails

again.

63


all

we've

"Mr.

been

Stack,

the

awaiting

anxiously

from

Annual

the

Report

book

await

the

store."

next

Rangers

in

line

a

of

vic­

long

tories.

Bob

Parsons

Ken

Peterson

David

Piering

Jerry

Piering

David

Pillar

T.

Piranio

].

Chris

Pohl

Pohl

Ricky

Nick

Pollard

Tom

Poore

Reuben

Porter

Will

Dav

Porras

Portech

Jeff

id

Kevin

Potwin

Purcell

Pat

Prendergast

David

Railsback

Rakow

Jon


Randall

Joe

Paul

Randolph

Redmond

Rickey

Reed

Tim

Paul

Rego

Reichenstein

Bill

Marion

Reynolds

Roche

Bill

Don

Ruisinger

Steve

Ryan

Salazar

Carlos

Richard

Jim

St.

Romain

Savage

Schaefer

Jim

Paul

Sniebs

Schnitzius

Harry

Schni tzi us

Mark

Schuster

Joe

Richard

Schweikert

Senkow

Danny

Shropshire

Jim

Smith

Terry

Joe

Spurgin

Stanley

John

Stewart

Rick

Stolly

Jack

Mike

Bill

Stringfellow

Strobel

Bob

Strong

Richard

Swett

"That's

real

ox

blood!"

65


Terilli

Mike

Thomas

Derek

Thomas

John

Bruce

Thompson

Steve

Thompson

Charles

Thorpe

Tomaso

John

Roland

Bob

Tovar

Uhler

Mike

Tino

Uhler

Valdez

Robert

Veiga

Venia

Keith

Fred

Veninga

Muerl

Vessels

Mike

Virant

Mike

Wall

If

Eve

can

do

it

can.

you

66


But

do

why

What

call

it

the

"Mod

Bod"?

you

twitch?

Wallace

Kevin

Walsh

Chris

J

Webster

Harry

Weiler

Steve

Woodall

Peter

Rusty

Wood

Jack

Carl

Walters

Joe

Jim

Washington

ayo

Steve

White

Waychoff

Bernie

Wood

Welp

Yochim

Pat

Zastoupe1

George

Zimmerman


Vice-President

the

of

T .A.S.C.

The

Student

of

Council

1967-68

assumed

its

role

THE

as

at

organization

proper

School.

Jesuit

of

It

for

this

exercised

High

class

by

responsibility

for

officers

each

division.

reviewed

It

next

initiating

role

the

the

to

In

Council.

in

the

formed

a

it

to

curriculum

which

the

established

of

executed

the

Honor

Code

left

it

yet,

While

all

as

in

to

highly

assist

of

action

T

in

the

administra­

and

recent

of

the

entire

student

by

the

coming

year.

Student

at

home,

vote

a

Jesuit

part

for

treasury

took

District

dances

years

of

a

the

money

this

place

President

of

best

program

permanent

Best

body.

successful

a

sponsored

committee

program,

evaluation

courses,

as

system

relationship

addition

this,

Intramural

tion

a

year

and

carefully

have

organizations

three-sport

Council

was

also

busy

Jesuit's

serving

ASC.

III,

A

fine

with year

Vice-President

culminated,

of

the

entire

the

election

of

Association

School

Jesuit

appropriately,

Texas

of

Student

Councils.

High

as


look

aubert

(if

J

you

an­

hard)

for

second

his

nounces

the

try

.

Presidency

"For

one

last

the

like

time,

would

some­

r

to

say

something

"

"And

on

the

of

seventh

day

"Mr.

Pond's

...

beauty

plan

I

think

Mr.

Keane

is

dead."

Holmes,

and

each

one

of you

gets

1/5

of

a

vote."

71


COMMITTEE

PERMANENT

Social-Bob

Larcade

CLASS

4- 210

4-212

Charles

Tom

4-213

Bill

4-214

Paul

3-216

Hendler

Steve

Mut

Fernandez

1-101

Chuck

Jim

Brophy

Wally

3-215

2-113

2-112

3-217

Hanlon

CHAIRMEN

Intramural-Mike

REPRESENTATIVES

Edd

Maher

Danny

Byrd

2-114

Jenkins

1-103

Tim

Mahoney

Chris

Kagay

Tim

1-105

Hentzen

Barry

Walkup

3-205

Ellis

Brian

Muldoon

2-115

Bill

Linehan

Jim

Sharp

1-107

Chris

1-110

Mark

1-111

Kevin

Byrd

2-117

Hamje

Walkup

ORGANIZA TIONS

N.H.S.-Louis

Maher

Coerver

Speech-Debate- Joe

Club-Mike

Student

Maher

Neitzel

Roundup-Dan

Ranger

Patrol-Bob

Franz

Last

Vilfordi

Roundup-Chris

Naturalist

Escobar

St.

Dillon

Band-Mike

Burns

Society-Jeff

Davila

72

Bercbman' s-Bill

[obn

Society-Javier

Philothespic

Athletics-Andy

S

odality- Jack

Cosgrove

McGraw


Webster

Harry

Britz

Hurd

Robert

James

p Schaeffers

Bill

Mike

Greg

McHugh

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Potwin

Jim

James

Greg

Henry

H

Vessels

David

Walkup

Ackels

Donna

John

M

Brian

Muldoon

Hank

Fromme

Ackels

Larry

Griffin

Rory:

Sharp

Rod

Steiger

Bryan Dom

Tilley

Martin

L

dot Mike

Utz

Zimmerman

George Charles Rene

Escamilla

Dan

McGarvey

lden

Ricky Pat

Larcade

Bob

Martinez

Hy

Vince

Baldino

John

Baugh

Korman

Mark

Goedecke

David

Harrison

Bob

Uhler

o.

].

Washington Phil

Mike

Kruger Dan

Fernandez

Tom

Bernard

Maher

Paul

Holmes

Richie

Hendler

Foster

John

Mike Mel

I

Burns

Letteer

Danny

Bill

Marion

Mahoney

Alaniz

Dennis

Reynolds Phil

McCarty

Robertson

Cave

David

Johnson

Will

Hanschen

Porter

Bob

Higgins Poi tier

Sidney Javier

Escobar Steve

Elizabeth Parsons

Taylor

Don

Cassidy

Alan

Steve

Bryan

Reagan

Raquel

Welch

McGrath

Jim

Tom

Davila

Officers:

McCone

Ken

Andy

Dennis Fr.

Phil

Hanley,

Brian

Dan

O'Shea,

Pres.;

Jeff

Dillon,

Treas.;

Maher,

V-Pres.;

Manuel

Esquivel,

Sec.

S.J.-Moderator


"I'd

dance

with

but

I

don't

like

mini­

you

skirts.'

the

You're

"Esquivel,

quit

batting

your

cards

blowing

eyelashes.

away."

The

"And

here

we

have

the

one

the

Phil

for

of

Guiding

and

only

of

jimi

Light

the

entire

crew.

James:'

three years.

Three

of

the

winners

four

of

the

Elocution

Co�test

Brian

O'Shea

(2nd,

photogenic

Dan

Sr.

Maher

refused

Jr.

Div.)

to

Paul

Sr.

(1st,

Div.);

(1st,

have

McGrath

Clote

(2nd,

Div.);

Jr.

Div.).

Jim

taken.

his

picture

75


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TOURNAMENT

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s

Coerver,

D�bat;e�l(}e

,�()l

Mike

Ackels;

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first.

TOURNAMENT

MESQUITE

Debate--Richard

Barker,

Boy's

Terry

Kee;

Baugh;

first.

first.

DiEwrrOW

ex.-

Cross

C.

E.

Coerver,

Joe

BYRD

OF

John

SHREVEPORT

Cross

Mike

Ackels,

ex.-Larry

Fernandez;

thIrd.

DAllA$

JfliOT'IST

Cross

COLLEGE

Mike

Ackels,

ex.-Larty

Fernandez;

first.

Duet

Etrian

Dillon,

Acting---Jeff

O'Shea;

fi1#t.

rrose-}o�fl

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1;3·a,uih,

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AJDAMS

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Boy's

Holmes,

Henry

Ackels,

first.

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HOUSTON

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Joe

N.F.L

Cross

Terry

lon

Rakow;

[ir

QOUEGE

ex.-Lany

Coerver,

Ackels,

John

Mike

Baugh;

Fernandez;

first.

DISTRICT

Mike

ex.-latry

Ackels,

Fernandea;

[irst,

Dramatic-Dan

(Jratf:91'y-]oe

Aekcls

A.,....,.,.Larry

and

and

B�10hf1

Baugh

Mike

Maher;

Coerver;

[irs».

fourth.

Fernandez.

Coer-vet.

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C-K�nrr

aGed

P.au:l

Helmes,

Kee;

st.

Peterson,

(;!NTENA;1\Y'

Cr(f'}JS

Barker,


Mr.

Thomas

(L-RJ

Barberito,

Paul

Bruce

Thompson,

Pete

Paul

Holmes,

S.].,

Pat

Clote,

Clote,

Bob

Larry

Flume,

Webster,

Ackels,

John

Gary

Baugh,

Mr.

Harry

Keane,

Henry

Steve

Ackels,

Fledderman,

Pohl,

"Macourek,

Morris,

Joe

Phil

Chris

Charles

Brower,

Ricky

Coerver,

Jim

Crouch,

Holmes-Garland's

Baugh-existentialist?

The

Mites.

we

Ackels-(need 82

say

more).

Mighty

Chuck

Sheridan,

Brophy,

Mr.

Mike

Fernandez,

S.J.

Paul

John

own.

Ed

Brower,


The

Odd

Couple

M

a

r

a

t

S

a

d

e

The

Zoo

Story

Death

a

Salesman

of

FRESHMEN:

Ken

Peterson

Rakow

Jon

Tim

Barry

Jim

Stocks

Chris

Mr.

Cavnar

Thomas

Barberito,

Mr.

Ed.

S.].

Brower

Kee

Terry

Mr.

Harry

Fledderman,

S.].

Chris

Byrd

Matt

Mel

McKool

Letteer

Richard

Barker

Casazza

Joe

,

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.

83


Jesuit

Speech

Tournament

"Dear

Fran:

I

have

this

problem

with my

"Let

me

see

it

a

for

just

"This

second,

Joe?"

"Now

not

judge

says

girlfriend."

if

I

this

scratch

"

loving."

knows

best.

its

mine

,in

name

off

and

put

you're

Father

sufficiently

...

place


«Guess

who's

to

dinner?"

"Turn

the

player

'This

the

is

absolutely

"Good

"And

news!

in

to'

Coerver's

guest

Norma,

speech

writing

B." you,

and

bequeath

Steve,

Skip,

station

wagon."

Bellaire-winner

"What

voided

mean

�o

you

you

contract

my

Team

as

Speech

Moderator?"

Brower."

for

I'm

last

Mr.

appearance!"

I

wife,

comes

off,

a

put

going

beloved

to

my

the

here

record

coming

as

usual.

¥t.


Phil

Civello,

Top.'

John

Bottom:

Lucian

LaBarba,

"You

PLEASE

somebody

Mike

pick

up?"

want

Fulton,

Joanne

Mollie

McKool,

"Won't

Jim

Magee,

Pearce.

Campisi,

Lucian

Caye

to

Kathy

Crutcher.

ride

ME

piggyback?"


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o

n

e

R

a

no

,g

e

r

L-R

(On

the

Chris

Wagon):

the

L-R

(Off

Bob

Franz,

Vilfordi,

Larry

Morris,

Lucian

LaBarba,

Wagon):

John

Pearce,

and

Kathy

Phil

Jim

Fulton,

Nic

Doug

Bob

Loinette,

Larcade,

Nicosia,

Tony

Lalumia,

Terry

Finn,

Pat

Tom

Flynn,

Jim

Rick

Hanlon,

Sharp.

s

Dick

Lalla,

Delacy,

Mr.

CivelIo,

John

Stack,

·S.J.

Phil

and

John

Joanne

and

Jim

Caye


Bill

Brad

to

Doug

Right:

Stack,

S.J.

Kim

Donahue,

Jacques

Jaubert,

Mr.

Bill mann,

Mr.

Kleinick

Mike

to

Left

88

Reichen­

Sullivan,

Brooks,

Robert

Byrd,

Byrd,

Bill

Tim

Dahm,

Tim

Higgins,

Chris

Barker,

Gornick,

Lipski,

Larry

stein,

Bob

Richard

Tom

Walt

McGraw,

Olson,

Right:

Left

Walkup,

Fledderman,

S.J.

Barg-.


Nick

Ismael

L-R:

Joe

French,

John

Donna,

Jim

McCaul,

Webster,

Henry

Ackels,

John,

Joe

Charles

Gonzales,

John

Dupont,

Ilzt

Jack

.

.

Zinc,

San

Slama,

Coerver,

Escami llia.i

McGarvey,

Randy

Don

Bryan,

Frank

Fr.

Dad,

Cavnar,

Melgoza,

Alan

Harry

Mom

Dan

Jeff

Dillon,

John

Doe,

Miguel,

90dallty

Fr.

Jarreau,

S.].,

John

Baugh.

C

a

n

9

o

d

•

d I

a

d

I a

•

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t

e

t

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Fr.

L-R.'

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Neuhoff,

Rooney,

Boudreaux,

S.].,

Swett,

Tovar,

Wallace.

89


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a

n

k

D

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•

s I

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V

•

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•

I

n

g

e


(You're

stardust

dropping

"Then

there's

the

one

about

the

Cannibals

who

all

over

me."

were

"

fixin'

to

cook

this

...

missionary

TIle

;'itfs

jesuit

a.riivtfies.

to

Sodality'

tone

1fHe

great

atllii

thi�,

lengths

Miss};Ofl

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in

its

year

the

f'riv'e's,

parties

givtft

l

at

W�oqlawf1;

th@

anxd:

of

H05pital;�

a

few

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;,

HI

hope

for

they've

got

good

us

in

<lays

many

has

r'€n�e:wa�

the

thipgs

been

a(�omp;iish®d

drive

tne-

jarreau

bis

credit

the

tin,e

worlK:

��Qdalists.

by

behind

rhis

fpr

are

bJi:t

&piritua!

the

Neil

4:<0'

:Patb@t

,and

it

is

otga.Ddzati�n

done.

there!"

jobs

TIlle

Reverent!

Rebest

A.

TynaJrr,

honor

to

'the

student

given

in

who,

:has

bod�

itsd(

exercised

ttl,e

�.J.

of

the

jucigtnent

infIuenc€

in

is

.Award

R,digieyn

the

an

student

the

gteatest

spiritual

lift;

,

of

the

$£00\)1.

tile

This year·

a:ward

was

mer

Wai iam

it.ed

�y

McGraw.

'I


Spanish

Honor

90cietg

Wallace,

Joe

Brower,

Skip

Ala­

Richard

Garnica,

Danny

Fred

Redmond,

Rickey

niz,

Escobar,

Betancourt,

Julio

Shaner,

Jim

Lenihan,

Jerry

Charles

Robert

Heinen,

Veiga,

Paul

Holmes,

Haggar,

Joe

Steve

Escobar,

Javier

Reagan,

Pat

Bob

Lee,

Gasper,

George

Frank

Korman,

John

Donna,

Alex

George

Slama,

Sam

Pierce,

Steve

Johnson,

Dor­

Mike

Jones,

Jim

Jay,

Cain,

Hanschen,

an,

George

Jan

Merry,

Ollie

Paul

Sim

White,

Smith,

Helm.

MODERATORS:

Dr.

C.

Rev.

Mrs.

Fernandez

C.

P.

(L-RJ

Vinas.

Boudreaux,

Elizabeth

Ann

S.J.

Freeman.

Rich

Pete

David

Pillar,

Clote,

Hanlon,

Holmes,

Henry

Hendler,

Sheridan,

Ackels,

Chris

Charlie

Phil

Tom

Paul

Little,

Louis

Vilfordi,

Rob Steve

Maher,

Gary

Mark

Gus

Mut,

Wessely,

Pellizzi,

Goedecke,

Chris

Ivey,

Nick

Darruzet,

Jack

Cosgrove,

Larry

Ackels,

Harry

Webster,

Pat

Cavnar,

John

O'Donnell,

Brian

Galvin,

Jim

McCaul,

Dan

Muldoon,

Jeff

Maher.

Dillon,

Javier

Escobar,.


Mr.

OFFICERS:

Richie

Neal

Tom

Harrison

Jacques

(Moderator),

Jaubert,

Bob

Hanlon,

Franz,

Mike

Bob

Houli­

Neitzel,

Hendler.

han,

L-R

Lucian

LaBarba,

(Standing):

Jim

Lank

King,

Paul

Smith,

Fulton,

Jacques

Neal

Walkup,

Tom

Flume,

Jaubert,

Mike

Ellis,

Mr.

Bill

Pat

.Steve

(Sitting):

Mike

Hanlon,

Charlie

Harrison,

Neitzel,

Tommy

John

Kline,

Kidwell,

Bob

Hendler,

Larcade,

Tony

Bob

Franz.

Lalumia,

George

Johnson,

Tom

Lilly,

Maher,

Gary

Wessely.

93


Student

Patrol

while

on

hall

Eating

Typical

duty.

�cene:

'You

call

and

me

I'll

let

Tom

take

care

of

you."

Chunky

\

HWe're

in

for

training

"All

members

of

the

Student

Patrol

those

H.

race

riots."

Rap

for

are

hereby

suspended

at

the

smoking

picnic."

94


to

Left

Right:

Veninga,

Javier

Ralph

Escobar,

Nolan,

Jim

Chuck

George

Gasper,

Fechtal,

Frank

Shropshire,

Slama,

Charlie

Jim

Haggar,

Ed

Wilbert,

Eddie

Palms,

Bob

Maher,

Houihan,

Ray

Boldreghini,

Fred

Fred

McCurley,

Nick

Nocosia,

Charles

Bron­

Rene son,

Martinez,

Wally

Mahoney.

Paul

Sitting:

Lying:

Clote,

Jayme

Queenie,

Daffron,

Mutt,

Tim

George,

Jeff,

Byrd,

Jimi,

Rap

Brown,

Gary.

Cave

Johnson.

Mike

Kneeling:

Hanlon,

Richy

Hendler,

Ostdick.

Jim

95


Hendler.

Baldino,

Kneeling:

Davila,

Kidwell,

Kim

Bill

Lattner,

Mahoney,

larry

Hanlon,

Hogan,

Ostdick,

Mitchell,

Randolph,

Cassidy,

Wildes,

O'Donnell,

John

Maher,

Bargmann,

Terry

Smith,

Kline,

.

Fred

Fulbright,

Lalla,

Parsons,

Reynolds,

Thomas,

Kennedy,

Bill

Swings:

Jim

Haggar,

Morrison,

Louis

Hylden,

Pape,

Houlihan,

Wilbert,

Martinez,

Elkins,

Kohler,

Donahue,

Kitowski,

Walkup,

Boldreghini,

Jaubert,

Lalumia,

Ellis,

Cook,

Crowley,

Pelizzi.i

Macrae.

Veninga,

McCaul,

Berger.

Letferman's

96

Elsaesser,

Franz,

Bottom

Swings:

King,

Gilman.

Bob

James,

On

Top

Club

Escobar,

Greg


Jim

Honor

Court

Ostdick,

Paul

Ellis,

O'Donnell,

John

Murphy,

Steve

Cave

Mut,

Johnson,

Mark

Geodecke,

Steve

Parsons,

Henry

Ackels,

Jacques

Paul

Tim

Jaubert,

Clote.

Will

Byrd,

McGraw,

John


1

st

Row:

Louis

Mr.

Maher,

2nd

Row:

Jeff

Anna

Seabrook,

Row:

4th

Row:

Javier

Will

Magnani,

3rd

Luther,

Heidicki

Escobar,

Kevin

Black

Byrd,

Robert

Ika,

Lanier.

David

Kuzel,

Bargmann,

Linda

Martin

D.

Pillar,

Adolf

White,

Eugene

Herbert

Heaney,

H.

Laurence,

McCarthy,

Bundschunk,

Leche,

Bill

Tojo,

Bartush,

Woodall,

H.

1.

Freeman,

Lucynell

Crater,

Danny

Alaniz,

Tim

Sadie

Burke,

Murchison.

Fred

iJulga

Nero

Schaeffers,

Ahern.

Johnson.


Lank

Smith

Brian

Muldoon

Excobar

Javier

Alaniz

Danny

Beau

Hill

Heldt

Jim

Bob

Higgins

Mark

John

Fr.

Goedecke

Baugh

William

Underhill,

2

Kevin

Standing:

Kuzel,

Danny

Alaniz,

Jim

Stocks,

Alan

Bryan,

Sitting:

Radio

Ricky

Rusty

Pohl,

(smilm'

Sue,

Chris

Cavnar,

Bill

George)

Geoff,

Greiner,

Michelle,

Hal.

Osten,

Sam,

Pete

Danny

Perez,

AI,

Clote,

Club Ed

Dickinson,

Richard

Swett.

Harry

Webster,

Charles

Morris,

Dennis

McCarty,

S.].


THE

JESUIT

HI.GH

SCHOOL

Band

CONCERT

BAND

Director

Mr.

William

Schuster

J.

BAND

OFFICERS

President

Mike

Vice-President

Steve

Burns

Melton

Ed

Tudor

Secretary

Social

Chairman

Brian

BAND

Flute

Muldoon

PERSONNEL

Alto

Baritone

Saxophone

Tim

Vincent

Johnson

Victor

George

Montgomery

Baldino

Tim

Muldoon

Gallerano

Trombone

Oboe

Tenor Mike

Burns

Saxophone

Adams

Ed

Tudor

Reginald

Brian

Muldoon

Don

Jones

Clarinet

Dennis

Baritone

Hurley

Saxophone

Peter

John

Clote

Rene

Martinez

Joe

Gallerano

Whaley

Robert

Haywood

Tom

Bass

Cornet

Poore Steve

Beyer

John

Franzen

Dennis

McCarty

Pakula

Jeff

Chris

Caynar

Jack

Wood

Percussion

Hank

Henry

Alto

Clarinet

Steve

Tom

McCone

Alaniz

Robert

Debbie

Hurd

Lehmann Matt

French

Bass

Clarinet

McKool

Horn

Rakow

Jon

Steve

Melton

Officers.

101


-


Right:

Mr.

Don

Steve

to

Left

Cassidy,

Beyer,

Terry

John

Smith,

Stack,

Bookstore Steve

Robert

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one

of

finest

the

and

most

determined

teams.

This

Ranger's

by

finest

rank

will

comback

great

hours.

victory

always

high

among

Jesuit's


'S7

Rangers

1

2

Scott

Smi th

15

Paul

Ellis

16

Charles

20

Bill

Fechtal

Walkup

21

Arthur

Morrison

24

Ray

Boldreghini

26

Bronson

George

30

Jimmie

Haggar

Davila

32

Andy

33

Gil

Gilman

40

Louis

41

Bob

Kohler

-

Franz

44

Gary

50

Wesse1y

Rick

Lalla

55

James

Greg

aubert

59

Jacques

60

Tom

J

Kline

62

Courtney

64

Steve

65

Bill

Hogan

King

Mahoney

66

Donny

67

Vince

70

Walt

71

Mike

Ryan

Baldino

Mahoney

72

Donahue

Charles

73

Hendler

Morris

Larry

74

Fred

Veninga

Maher

75

John

80

Kidwell

John

82

O'Donnell

John

83

Malcolm

Logan

83

Fred

McCurley

Ed

8�

Fulbright

86

Rene

88

Mike

Martinez

Neitzel

COACHES:

Head

Coach:

Gary

Assistant

Pasqua

Coaches:

Nichols

....

Jere

.-

Bill

Robertson

Mike

�

Bulger

Bob

Puryear

en Trial

Don

Q) MANAGERS:

� Mike

Jack

Ahern

Pape

Rick

Macrae

Steve

Mayeux

Ron

Berger

CHAPLAIN:

Father

Earl

Johnson,

ATHLETIC

·S.].

DIRECTOR

Walsh

Jim

126


ALL

Vince

Paul

PRIVATE

Baldino

Mike

Neitzel

Ellis

Donny

Charles

Ryan

Hendler

Kline

Tommy

Ray

TEXAS

CATHOLIC

the

Player

Boldreghini

AWARDS

Year

of

Paul

,Ellis

Offensive

Player

the

Year

the

Year

of

Bill

Walkup

Defensive

Player

of

Kline

Tommy

COACHES:

1st

Row:

Mike

Don

Trial,

Bulger,

2nd

Jere

ALL

Bob

Row:

Nichols,

Puryear.

Bill

Gary

Pasqua,

Robertson.

DISTRICT

ALL

Paul

Ray

Boldreghini

Paul

Ellis

STATE

Ellis

Kline

Tommy

Charles

Hendler

Mike

Neitzel

Bill

Kline

Walkup

Tommy

Mike

Neitzel

Donny

Ryan

Bill

Walkup

Kline

Charles

Tommy

Paul

Ellis

Mike

Hendler

Neitzel

Bill

Walkup

with

Coach

Pasqua

ALL

GREATER

Hon.

DALLAS

Mention

Bill

Walkup

Kline

Tommy

Paul

Ellis

ALL

METROPOLITAN

Hon.

Mention

Bill

Walkup

Kline

Tommy

Paul

Ellis

Tri-Captains

Neitzel,

Hendler,

and

Kline.


Football

Junior

Varsity

1st

2nd

3rd

Row:

Row:

Rou/:

R.

Bosworth,

Mr.

Sullivan,

Marino,

Robertson

Mentesana,

T.

(coach),

Joe

Roberts,

Mitchell,

Hentzen,

M.

Haggar,

Hendler,

Hanlon,

Smith,

Hanlon,

Daffron,

O'Connor,

Shropshire.

M.

Cave

L.

Byrd,

Johnson,

S.

Moser,

Goedecke,

Gaynier,

Bernard,

Heinen,

Morris,

Ochs,

Terilli,

Tullius,

Piering.

Flynn.

Junior

Record

Varsity

[esnit

18

Opponent

Lake

20

Highlands

19

19

12

Adamson

'

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

..

St.

Mark's

6

6

Lake

7

Highlands

20

Plano

6

6

Adams

27

Bryan

o

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

..

22

Mesquite.

41

Dunne

14

Bishop

o

H.

14

Grady

Spruce

22

6

Bishop

Lynch


Freshman

1st

M.

Row.'

Uhler,

2nd

Lamb,

Lance,

Football

K.

Kelly,

Tehan,

Walkup,

Wall,

Galvin,

Moore,

Woodall,

Keene.

Row:

Jenkins

(manager),

Rego

Foster,

Hake,

(manager),

Switzer,

Malloy,

Reittinger,

Morris,

Mahoney,

Pohl,

Fr.

Bartush,

Legault,

Jarreau

.

(chaplain)

3rd

Row.'

Mr.

Puryear

(coach),

Latteer,

Murphy,

Arkwright,

Byrd,

.

(coach)

Frosh

Jesuit

6

2

22

26

Record

Opponent

Plano.

.

.

Collins.

St.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

28

..

.

28

..

Mark's

14

Drane

6

6

'.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

12

..

Lynch

19

Dunne.

48

Adamson.

.

.

.

.

.

.

6

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

..

.

..

0

Wunderlick,

Morgan,

Morris,

Mesmer,

Flynn,

Mr.

Piering,

Clote,

Trial


Basketball

Jesuit

1988

Rangers

District

3-AAA

Champions

The

word

in

the

of

success

the

Basketball

1967-68

key

work.

At

of

the

the

and

the

has

to

but

be

the

and

talents

coaching

into

team

a

not

be

to

team­

the

action

district

time

the

began

By

five

favorite.

a

rated

was

the

to

slight

District

capture

loomed

However,

Lynch

Bishop

Worth

Ft.

in

Nolan

second

their

the

in

of

presence

and

In

challenges

strong

the

in

as

Jesuit

title.

East

the

West.

the

district

outing

of

the

the

for

the

set

Rangers

remainder

pattern

season

behind

from

came

as

they

beat

to

Nolan

their

on

home

own

by

final

going

points

the

court.

the

into

ten

Down

showed

team

poise

great

quarter,

and

rallied

as

to

second

last

a

they-

spirit

victory.

F

that

rom

machine

the on,

point

functioned

Jesuit

team

true

a

as

starters

all

with

five

an

outstanding

contributing

in

formance

a

per­

The

record.

7-0

compiling

of

the

the

when

came

season

highpoint

on

met

court

home

to

Lynch's

(6-1)

Lynch

Rangers

decide

the

District

Cham­

in

themselves

They

pionship.

a

proved

to

as

most

spectacular

a

they

way

and

56-40

the

romped

District

crown.

conquest

round

the

In

the

at

State

opening

faced

we

a

An­

red-hot

Tournament,

club.

tonian

The

all

until

the

and

was

the

tuck

nip

game

final

when

minute

way

and

Antonian

pulled

At

four

won

f>y

away

conclusion

the

of

Tour­

the

points.

and

Wildes

Lalumia

hon­

were

nament,

ored

for

their

named

great

to

the

'All-State

play

Team.

by

being

These

two,

with

and

Bargmann

to

named

the

along

were

Kidwell,

Team

All-District

basketball

The

season

also

..

another

was

just

feather

in

the

our

cap

the

of

Rangers.

taken

lightly.

Rangers

up-and -coming

during

'68,

devotion

program,

obvious

the

work,

the

molded

abundant

experience

training

pre-season

hard

long

soon

in

lacking

rigorous

Taliaferro

of

hours

to

players

was

A

determination.

potential

of

team

season,

opening

in

Ronnie

team

Jesuit

the

Year

of

Mr.


Season

Highlights

74

Adams

.43

91

65

','

Bryan

Jesuit

44

Reicher

Waco

Jesuit

28

Greenhill

57

Jesuit

56

Nolan

Jesuit

:

77

Carter

65

Antonian

65

Jesuit

Dunne

51

43

Bishop

Jesuit

73

Jesuit

80

St.

Mark's

St.

Peter's

70

Jesuit

66

65

H.

Grady

Jesuit

Spruce

74

52

Jesuit '

69

St.

35

Peter's

Jesuit

60

Notre

Dame

52

Jesuit

61

67

Carter

51

Jesuit

66

Nolan

Jesuit

94

Jesuit

68

95

H.

Grady

Spruce

Lynch

Bishop

Jesuit

67

Carter

75

Jesuit

49

55

Waco

41

Reicher

Jesuit

77

Waxahachie

64

Wilmer

.

.

.

.

.

78

..

.

Jesuit

61

57

Nolan

Jesuit

Hutchins

.

.

.

.

66

Dunne

57

69

Jesuit

Bishop

Jesuit

'

70

58

Gainesville

..

Jesuit

Hutchins

Wilmer

68

..

40

56

Woodrow

Wilson

Bishop

57'

..

79

St.

Lynch

81

Mark's

Jesuit

55

: Jesuit

75

71

Paris

Jesuit

55

Jesuit

46

60

Houston

64

Jesuit

Jesuit

64

Hillcrest

84

96

Bishop

Jesuit

Highland

�5

68

Antonian

Jesuit

"

Park

Jesuit

'

Jesuit

68

Jesuit

.

.

.

.

.

.

69

52

Jesuit

EI

Paso

Byrne

Cathedral

..

63


RONNIE

TALIAFERRO

Coach

Head

BRIAN

Senior

Most

WILDES

Center

Rebounds

All- District

2nd

Team

All-Texas

All-State

Catholic

LALUMIA

TONY

Guard

Senior

Captain

Valuable

Most

Best

Defense

on

All-District

All-State,

All

Texas

Texas

Catholic

Catholic

Player

of

the

Year

KIM

BARGMANN

Senior

Most

2nd

Forward

Consistent

Team

All-District

KIDWELL

JOHN

Senior

Guard

Captain

Best

Screener

All-Tournament

2nd

Team

KC.T.C.

All-District

O'DONNELL

JOHN

Senior

Center


DOUG

LATTNER

Forward

Junior

Most

Improved

AU-Texas

Catholic

COEKENNEDY

Forward

Sophomore

Texas

Catholic

of

the

Year

Sophomore

HOULIHAN

BOB

Guard

Junior

KARL

KOCH

Center

Sophomore

OSTDICK

JIM

Guard

Sophomore

Most

Dependable

STEVE

MITCHELL

Forward

Sophomore


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Row:

Second

Kidwell,

Row:

Houlihan,

Lalumia,

Ostdick,

Wildes,,;

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B.axgtflatln

Mitchell,

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Fr.

Ham'

Coach

Taliaferro,

(Manager),

O'Donnell,

Bargmann,

Lattner,

Kennedy,

Koch,

Johnson,

S.].


Junior

Basketball

Varsity

esuit

Opponent

I

Adams

59

..............

87

Bryan

36

42

D.

Carter

W.

41

............

56

...........

Grady

Spruce

Gainesville

41

D.W.

52

.

H.

56

67

...............

Carter

..............

H.

36

79

..........

Grady

57

Spruce

61

................

Grapevine

46

Frisco

52

Gainesville

44

Paris

................

.....................

48

Woodrow

82

Reicher

43

39

...................

Nolan

Wilson

56

62

..........

...................

43

38

..................

Dunne

53

70

46

.............

Bishop

77

St.

Mark's

55

................

51

47

.............

Bishop

78

Reicher

72

Nolan

Lynch

...................

Dunne

66

74

58

...................

65

.............

Bishop

66

Wilmer

Hutchins

58

52

...........

76

.............

Bishop

88

St.

Lynch

Mark's

.................

Season

56

Record

12-10

First

Row:

Thorpe,

Second

Row:

Schnitzius,

Reichenstein,

Hanschen,

J.

French,

D.

Brooks,

Coach

Hillary,

FjtzGerald,

Symington,

Veiga,

LaRocca,

M.

Morris ..

Hurd

CigmaIia,

(Manager).


Frosh

Basketball

44

34

Jesuit.

Grapevine

Lake

53

Jesuit.

67

Highlands

Turner

55

29

Jesuit

60

St.

Peter's

51

Jesuit.

Lake

47

Jesuit.

69

Highlands

48

49

Jesuit.

Irving

38

.

Jesuit

.

.

.

..

37

Lynch

Bishop

63

65

Jesuit

Kennedy

50

28

Jesuit

Grapevine

Nolan

45

54

Jesuit

Marsh

54

34

Jesuit

Elder..

37

44

.

Jesuit.

44

42

Nolan

Jesuit.

Richardson

36

West

.

..

33

Jesuit

Park

Hamilton

19

28

Jesuit

Denton..

35

67

.

Jesuit.

46

West

Richardson

36

Jesuit.

:

45

.47

Lynch

Jesuit.

..

:

Mark's

55

St.

57

Nolan

35

Jesuit

59

Jesuit

Dunne

44

38

Bishop

Jesuit.

St.

50

32

Mark's..

Jesu�t.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

43

.

..

38

Lynch

Jesuit.

Beason

Record

14-9

First

Row:

Second

Tehan.

T.

B.

Darrow,

Row:

Franz,

Kohler,

Jenner,

Coach

Bird,

H.

C.

Boeding,

Moline,

James,

Morgan,

Spurgin,

Cain,

Offtermatt,

Schnitzius.


Soccer

Jesuit

1988

Rangers

Two

make

can

dif­

a

big

years

ference

in

where

things,

at

soccer

especially

Back

concerned.

is

Jesuit

in

when

1966

the

first

was

sport

initiated

of

as

the

school's

part

athletic

two

only

program,

people

interested

were

to

show

enough

for

first

the

workout.

On

up

open­

this

ing

64

some

day

year,

turned

prospects

Of

out.

these

36

64,

tici

either

par­

of

members

as

the

pated

"A"

"B"

or

with

8

teams,

only

with

returning

Both

experience.

past

teams

in

entered

were

Soccer

Dallas

the

Association's

Junior

and

nA"

the

team

League,

promptly

to

first

into

storm

proceeded

place,

slowed

a

only

Worth

1-1

with

tie

Ft.

by

United

in

their

opening

The

second

between

meeting

game.

the.

two

the

results

same

produced

and

the

looked

forward

to

Rangers

the

The

post-season

winner

championship.

would

decide

who

in

the

would

the

Astro­

league

represent

Brian

Hans

Muldoon,

Kneeling:

Standing: dome

Harry

Meintser,

Webster,

Jim

Chuck

Heldt,

Will

Bartush,

Escobar.

Bob

Higgins,

McGraw,

Javier

Brad

John,

Donna,

Olson,

Coach

Meint-.

20.

on

April ser,

the

in

team

Rory

Griffin,

Joe

Schiro.

Randall,

Chaplain-Fr.

the

Leading

scoring

were

Escobar,

Javier

department

Rick

and

Bob

Anderson,

ded

Higgins.

Brad

Newcomer

threat

at

Olson

an

was

ad­

with

fullback

his

and

kicks,

booming

Willie

fiery

McGraw

goalie

saved

a

sure

many

The

score.

other

the

out

fullbacks

line

front

round­

Steve

were

ing

Rich

and

A

Little.

valuable

King

asset

the

to

defense

Heldt.

was

Jim

Hans

Meintser

the

filled

valuable

and

halfback

assists.

The

Bartush

with

team

Hans

Mr.

coached

Chuck

slots

their

was

well

Meintser.

by

The

of

the

season

highpoint

when

came

the

to

team

the

was

Dallas

invited

Tornado.

scrimmage

This

was

the

ultimate

definitely

tribute

to

the

of

this

quality

soccer

and

team,

it

though

shows

be

that

even

several

may

the away,

year's

years

is

sport

certainly

worthy

of

varsity

recognition.

Kneeling:

Greg

Schaeffer,

Will

Standing:

man,

138

Jerry

Tim

Muldoon,

Dan

Porter,

Piering.

McGarvey,

John

Burke,

Jerry

Little,

Melgoza,

John

Jim

DelRio,

Ismael

Dan

Perez.

Alan

Donna,

Hoff­

Bryan,

-Graig


Number

7-t'The

Mantle

Anderson

a

puts

Anderson

and

Betancourt

team

on

up

Bartush

moves

to

Selwyn

opponent.

Donahue

halt

play-as

looks

on.

of

Soccer"-vents

his

wrath.

Mickey

little

on

"English"

the

ball.


Track

Jesuit

1988

Rangers

3-AAA

District

Champions

Rick

Kneeling:

1st

Hylden,·

Row.'

Mgr.,

Captains:

Haggar,

Baldino,

Coach

Smith,

Heinen,

Herb

144-LAST

O'Donnell,

Wilbert,

Reynolds,

Sheaner,

ROUNDUP

Morris,

Hentzen,

Wood,

Flowers,

Dorsey,

Linehan,

Gaynier,

McHugh,'

Smith,

Sullivan,

Fulbright.

Lomar.

T.

S.

Row.'

Moran,

2nd

.

Martin.

G.

Wildes,

Stone,

Johnson,

Coach

1967

Page

:E ric

fot

iikllls

tb€

b,toke

�Jn,e,

district

the

re�orU

$�a'�

tlli$

hur41:e$,'

lllig!J

won

title

y��

in

the

(14.4),

330

and

the

hurdles;

nurdles.

the

In

st:'�te

the

title

in

meet

state

higll

,

,

fifth:

Jesuit

1

b¥

led

Elkii1fls

off

pJa<:ed

r

st

in

brQad

lump

taking

jetHI

..

the

while

B{!l:!dino

arid

Mor

highs"

.

ris

finished

fourth

in

the

Shot

put .

,and

To

pole

for I

congrats

Coach

Sheaner

vault.

another

fine

season.

Spurgin,

"Herbie"

Gonzales,

heads

for

Murphy,

the

District

Crown.


Elkins

Hurdlers:

ttl

shouldn't

have

to

the

Gemini

last

gone

440

night."

and

Relay:

O'Donnell

.

Reynolds

Haggar,

Reynolds,

ttl

shouldn't

have

doubled

with

Elkins

last

night."

Wilbert.

Hentzen, 141


Bernie

Morris

Wood

is

seized

appendicitis

Wilbert,

Hentzen,

Sprinters:

...

Up,

142

up,

and away.

Gonzales,

Flowers,

Fulbright,

an

by

passes

out.

Johnson,

Haggar.

attack.

acute


on.

1.

Reynolds

2.

jumps

Stone

on

jumps

a

Just

few

of

the

facets many

of

Reynolds.

tradition.

a

winning

143


Frosh

Kneeling:

Jumping

Maharishi

Track

Owens,

Jessie

Wall,

Yogi,

1.

Leatherneck

and

lead

jump'n

Mike

Ken

Wall,

Joe

Spurgin.

Spurgin,

Jesse

David

Dennis,

Leak,

Wunderlick,

Hentzen.

Standing:

Dennis

Mahesh

then

Offtermatt,

French

off,

and

French

Randy

Matson,

Matson.

and

Harry

Leatherhead,

unknown

Coach

Soldier,

Flypopper,

Taliaferro.

2.

Kneeling:

Mike

Mut.

Standing:

Larry

Kelly,

Offtermatt,

The

of

wimpy

144

Freddy

Ronnie

proteges

Baldino.

Mut,


Cross

Country

1

988

Jesuit

Rangers

1st

Row:

Crowley,

Cassidy,

Wood,

Harris,

Dorsey,

Coach

Sheaner.

2nd

Row:

Kitowski,

Smith,

Knight,

Lomar,

Randolph.

rebuild­

a

was

This year

the

for

ing

coun­

cross

year

two

with

team,

try

veteran

only

in

runners

and

of

team

the

it

a

ten,

year

great

been.

has

Crowley

Jeff

took

esuit­

the

in

first

a

J

a

and

dual

Mark's

St.

meet,

second

in

All

the

Jesuit

with

Private

meet,

meets.

Roger

in

third

Kitowski

both

most

But

important

is

the

the

team

experience

The

amassed.

will

team

whole

next

be

running

and

again

them

of

seven

year,

be

will

This

lettermen.

well

s

year:

'experience

become

the

may

foundation

for

era

another

yet

in

winning

for

cross

country

Jesuit.

145


Baseball

1

Jesuit

988

Rangers

Faster

than

baseball

a

...

speeding

And

another

run

is

scored

the

by

for

Knight

a

low

Rangers.

one.

stoops

ALL-DI9TRICT

Paid

Ellis

Kline

Tommy

Turn

"Hey!

around!"


1st

Row:

Haggar,

2nd

Row:

Stringfellow,

Knight,

Hanlon,

Kline,

Stewart.

Lalumia,

Coach

Morrison,

Ellis

Reichenstein,

reaches

Ryan,

Mitchell,

Hendler,

Turner,

Symington,

Kohler,

Nichols.

first

easily

against

Lynch.

147


Team

Record

Varsity

Jesuit

Opponent

..... 6

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148

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149


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Baseball

Varsity

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I

Cochran,

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Betancourt,

Goedecke,

Webster,

Santoro,

Butschek,

Ryan,

Johnson,

Houlihan,

Brower,

Mahoney,

McGuire.

Redmond,

Savage,

Mahoney,

Tullius,

Coach

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pictured).

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run

em

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Jesuit

5

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Bishop

150

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this?

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Jesuit

1988

Rangers

Coach

Sitting:

Richard

Cook,'

Robertson,

Bill

Tom

Goering,

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Keller,

Fulton,

Jimmy

Steve

Walt

Parsons,

house,

and

Lipski.

Fulton.

Escobar,

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the

tree,

the

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Gribbens,

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team,

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inexperience,

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much

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placed

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medalist

four

returning

better

and

more

successful

season

out

his

tongue

at

the

ball.

to

a

next

is

expected.

sticks

Tom rs,

lettermen

1

Escobar

given

ho no

winning

\

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the

much

needed

team

,oU

second

broken,

golf

Parsons,

the

valuable

and

poor

too

dubs

played,

Steve

Austin

most

player

Steve

quite

and

without

season

were

of

At

gained.

state

"a

shooting.

-

like

games

leadership

was

experience

to

were

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Tennis

1

988

3-AAA

Jesuit

Rangers

District

Champions

never

"They

let

'cause

me

play

I

don't

"Luuuv

have

is

of

the

name

just

hair."

long

Steve

Fred Coach

Puryear,

152

Tree,

J04n

Mitchell,

Jim

McCaul,

Veninga,

Pat

Gus

Mut,

Pellizzi,

Galvin.

the

game."


me

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this

bat

and

I

don't

even

know

gave

how

to

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is

soccer.

play Pat-

Galvin

,

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J�m

Mitchell

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Pellizzi

famous

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famous

hairy

ALL-STATE

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PeHi2zi

legs.

and

with

him

are

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"Let

I'll go,

"Ask

Mr.

he's

Roach,

an

on

expert

Beyer,

it

back

later."

give

that

subject."

"No

Stick

stick

'em,

Rangers,

one

'em!

told

me

to

wear

a

tie,

Gary."


"And

the

on

beat

.•..

goes

sit

"Now

in

the

corner."

go

"MR.

CHRISTIAN!"

"We're

Siamese

really

quintuplets."

"What

a

!"

jerk

157


"Old

secretaries

never

they

one

it's

((Gee,

fade

die,

great

being

just

of

away."

the

guys!"

s

o

u

"Catch

it!" 1

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a

nose

"Morris,

pull

out!"

your c

i

e

t

y

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n

g

s

u

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r

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s.


one

(lAw,

please,

Father,

what

"Well,

just

more

play."

in

can

you

San

Antonio?"

expect

"

ctWe'd

love

to

have

on

the

you

Two

for

the

Force,

but

...

road.

159


1.

Houle

2.

"Red

hit

me.

"

rover

.

..

let

red

.

..

rover,

«Sack

ClOral

160

Crisis"

it

to

me."


the

1.

"Somebody

the

car

forward,

pull

wheel's

foot

on

resting

!"

2.

"Even

my

it's raw,

finger-Iickin'

good."

answer

"jesuit's

to

integration."

Chicken

Various

Man

I

I!

Grosseries.

and

sundry


The

of

'68.

Spirit

If

the

bird

shoo

it!

fits,

Freshmen

bats

haul.

Harrison's

gorillas. 162

1.000

Walkup

Contact

lens!

What

contact

lens?


oanie

Crutcher

Princess

Caye

and

escort

Queen

Princess

Lanier

Marigny

and

crowd

Connor

and

oanie"

"Queen

court.

Princess

J

escort

Leslie

escorted

Jacques

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0'

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Wildes

Brian

Jaubert

overcomes

post

game

depression

Tom

Tri-Captain

Kline

Lalla

Kim

by

Bargmann

dubs

Joanie

Queen.

163


"It

hasn't

been

the

same

since

just

or

"Hey

Lalla,

and

your

mine?"

place

after

one

beer!"

only

it's

"Hope

a

boy!"

Louise."

"Anything

164

left.".

May

"

...

Fr.

you

say


Howdy

Mystery

Magical

don't

But

Spoolies

Doody

work."

always

and

"Kelsey

time."

"It's

Tour."

"The

or

bust."

Square

hold

"Would

hands

with

a

lobster."

you

165


Mr.

Fleddermann

and

Joe

Coerver

with

play

masking

tape.

Mr.

Lucian

LaBarba

to

pretends 166

be

the

reading

Roundup.

Schuster

directs

the

band.


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didn't

girl

is

History

fun.

like

decision." my


for

Preparing

168

the

Phil

play,


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---'I

"We'd

better

Mr.

get

Greiner."


"He

looks

so

lifelike." "Custer's

not

standing

anymore."


"If

I'm

elected

Student

Council

.

president.

«Kiss

ttl

don't

it."

get

me."


but

Qui,

oui,

mademoiselle,

me."

would you

stop

buggin

"I

cancer

won't

get

At

172

the

200000.

because

I'm

a

priest."


"Mah

fellow

Ah

Americans,

cum

with

to

you

today

a

heavy

heart."

Wallace

"Hey

James,

isn't

on

the

ballot."

George

173


WATTS

Hey,

happening?


Bonnie

lies

over

Bonnie

the ocean,

"My

cake,

and

patty

'em

put

cake,

roll

rings,

on

your

lies

over

the

sea

my

Senior

"Patty

'em,

fingers."

and

'em

out,

polish


The

Phantom

of

the

strikes

Discotheque

again.

p

r

o

m

The

Soul

simulated

Society

"Should

a

lady

�tI

think

I've

ever

he's

the

known".

most

wonderful

man

seeking

a

man

Ti

scintillating,

offer

?"

parillo

a

stimulation,

successfully.


UWhat

(call

do you

a

taxi'?"

mean,

p

r

o

m

179


Prom

Guess

who

came

to

dinner.

I

Fulton

and

date.

his

curly,

you

Ruffles

Davila

and

his

date.

tC

a

Somebody

180

get

bucket,

quick."

ruffley

fair?

to

Are

going

Yarborough


Prom of

'68.

Superlatives

181


G

r

a

d

u

a

t •

I

o

n

Fulton's

to

allergic

tassels.


"There

was

salesman

this

and

...

traveling

.

..

and

the

farmers

said

daughter

�G

r

a

d

u

a

t •

I

o

n

"Isn't

he

the

one

that

of

that

was

leading

group

in?"

boys 183


G

r

a

d

u

a

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I

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found

"He

just

Think

of

a

...

caption,

184

we

couldn't.

out

Ondine

was

28."


crawl

"Here you

"Let

his

head

go

into

it."

Berger,

down easy

into

right

the

now,

No

butts

about

it.

bag."

After

at

graduation

Den.

the

Lyon's


Administration

REV.

ALBERT

C.

LOUAPRE,

M.Ed.'

B.S.,

S.T.L.,

PRINCIPAL

Moderator

of

National

Student

Honor

Council

Society,

VERY

REV.

PAUL

W.

SCHOTT,

S.].

S.T.L.

B.S.,

PRESIDENT

OF

HIGH

SCHOOL

JESUIT

Moderator

of

Parent's

Club

MR.

ASSITANT

NEAL

F.

B.A.

HARRISON,

PREFECT

OF

DISCIPLINE

PRINCIPAL,

Asst.

Moderator

of

Student

Council,

English,

Student

Cheerleaders,

Ranger

Club,

Patrol

S.].


I

REV.

MARVIN

C.

KITTEN,

B.S., MR.

G.

WALSH,

JAMES

S.].

B.S.D.

M.A.,

M.Ed.

B.S., SECRETARY

DIRECTOR

OF

PUBLIC

RELATIONS, Asst.

Theology, ATHLETIC

Spiritual

DIRECTOR Director

(Freshmen)

Moderator

of

Letterman's

Club

BROTHER

PATRICK

USINA,

S.].,

B.S. MRS.

F.

A.

NORSCH

TREASURER

REGISTRAR

189


MR.

T.

HARRY

FLEDDERMANN,

B.S.

Faculty Modern

Introductory

Moderator

Theology,

MR.

B.

WILLIAM

J.

C.

of

Theology,

EARL

JOHNSON,

A.B.,

S.T.L.

Freshman-Sophomore

Theology,

190

Ed.,

Moderator

Theory,

REV.

Mus.

SCHUSTER,

Music

Varsity

Counselor,

Chaplain

S.J.

Band

M.M.,

Analysis,

of

Team

Speech

S.].


MR.

C.

EDWIN

BROWER,

Speech,

Assistant

Debate,

Moderator

M.A.

Dramatics,

of

Team

Speech

REV.

RICHARD

G.

HARTNETT,

S.J.

A.B.

English

MR.

DONALD

TRIAL,

Biology,

Freshman

E.

B.A.

Chemistry,

Football

Coach

191


MR.

WILLIAM

P.

ROBERTSON,

Assistant

Algebra,

Golf

Coach,

MR.

THOMAS

Football

Coach

E.

BARBERITO,

S.J.

B.S.

Assistant

Moderator

Latin,

of

Team

Speech

MR.

ROBERT

L.

PURYEAR,

Head

Algebra,

192

Faculty

Moderator

Coach,

Football

of

B.S.

Tennis

Geometry,

Freshman

Asst.

Coach,

Lettermen's

Club

B.S.


MR.

GEORGE

E.

GRIENER,

S.J.

B.S.

Radio

and

Physical

Physics

Moderator

Asst.

of

THE

Science,

LAST

Club,

ROUNDUP

and

ROUNDUP

MRS.

CARMEN

N.

Asst.

B.A.

FERNANDEZ-VINAS,

Moderator

of

Spanish

Spanish,

Honor

Society

MR.

PETER

A.

HILTON,

A.B.

English

S.J.


Faculty REV.

CLAUDE

P.

BOUDREAUX,

B.S.,

Moderator

S.].

S.T.L.

of

Honor

Spanish,

Society,

Spanish.

Sophomore

Sodality

MR.

ROBERT

J.

A.B.

EIFERT,

Government,

Economics? Drivers

Geography,

Educat1�n, of

Business

Manager

�t�le�lcs, Assistant

Prefect

of

Discipline,

Asst.

194

Moderator

of

Lettermen's

Club


MR.

MICHAEL

Moderator

of

B.A.

D.

ROACH,

THE

LAST

English,

and

and

the

Film

ROUNDUP,

Seminar

ROUNDUP,

REV

..

PHILIP

E.

HANLEY,

S.J.

S.T.L.

A.B.,

M.A.,

Moderator

of

the

English,

Philothespic

MR.

ROBERT

Society

E.

L.L.B.

ALEXANDER,

Art,

Theology,

Moderator

of

English,

III,

AB.,

Sociology,

the

Club

Fencing

195


PATRICK

REV.

WALSH,

JAMES

S.J.

S.T.L.

A.B.,

English

GORDON

MR.

STACK,

JOHN

A.B.

American

World

History,

Latin

History,

Moderator

American

History,

of

the

St.

Bookstore,

and

the

John

Berchman's,

Lone

Rangers

REV.

WILLIAM

E.

UNDERHILL,

S.T.L.

A.B.,

Junior-Senior

Moderator

196

of

Counselor,

the

T.V.

Crew

S.J.

S.J.


REV.

NICHOLAS

T.

SCHIRO,

A.B.,

S.J.

S.T.L.

Coordinator

of

Theology,

"B"

Liturgical

Affairs,

Team

Chaplain

REV.

NEIL

JARREAU,

J.

S.J.,

S.T.B.

A.B.,

Freshman-Sophomore

Moderator

of

Counselor,

the

Sodality

MR.

PETER

CALLERY,

S.J.

A.B.

Assistant

Algebra,

Geometry,

Moderator

of

the

Bookstore

and

Intramurals

197


REV.

HENRY

J.

Faculty

JOUBERT,

A.B.,

Theology:

Problems

in

Contemporary

Theology

Through

Senior

Counselor,

MRS.

S.J.

S.T.L.

M.A.,

Marriage,

Theology,

Associate

ELIZABETH

Literature,

Vocation

ANN

Asst.

Director

FREEMAN,

Moderator

M.A.

B.B.A.,

of

Spanish,

Honor

Society

Spanish

MR.

DON

CURTIS

Physical

Science,

Moderator

198

of

M.S.

DORSEY,

Chemistry,

Camera

Club


MR.

WILEY

GENE

YARBOROUGH,

B.B.A.,

M.A.

French

MR.

MICHAEL

A.

BOEDING,

World

B.A.

Russian

History,

Contemporary

Asst.

Moderator

History,

European

of

The

History,

Film

Seminar,

Head

and

MR.

ROBERT

Frosh

Basketball

Baseball

G.

Coach

B.S.

LANIER,

and

Biology

Moderator

Advanced

Biology,

of

Naturalist

Society

199


Faculty

MR.

MIKE

B.S.

BULGER,

Football

Coach

"J?"

B.

NEWTON

MR.

NICHOLS,

JERE

Assistant

Physical

Education,

Football

Varsity

Head

MR.

HANS

Head

MR.

RONALD

W.

MEINTSER

Soccer

Coach

B.S.

TALIAFERRO,

Head

Physical

Basketball

Education,

Assistant

Coach,

Track

Coach

Baseball

Coach,

Coach

A.


MR.

HERBERT

M.

SHEANER,

Head

MR.

GARY

A.

Track

M.B.A.

Coach

B.B.A.

PASQUA,

Head

Geometry,

Assistant

Football

Coach,

Baseball

Coach

MR.

THOMAS

B.B.A.

HILLARY,

Head

']V"

Coach


Staff

MRS.

CHARLES

Assistant

to

the

LUNDIN

President

BROTHER

GREGORY

CONCHA,

Assistant

Building

BROTHER

MARTIAL

O.

LAPEYRE,

and

Building

Assistant

Supervisor

of

Secretary

202

the

School

S.].

Supervisor

S.].


MRS.

TERRANELLA

JOSEPHINE

Receptionist

C.

MRS.

CROUCH

JAMES

Assistant

Treasurer

MRS.

HELEN

Assistant

MISS

DORIS

MITCHELL,

Librarian

B.A.,

M.L.S.

WHITE

Librarian


Sponsors

FRI

ENOL Y

HOLY

MR.

CHEVROLET

TRINITY

CHURCH

MIKE

JR.

McKOOl,

MIRACLE

FORD

ST.

MONICA/S

ST.

RITA/S

HARWOOD

STEAKLEY

MR.

K.

SMITH

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&

ASSOCIATES

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CHEVROLET

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CHEVROLET

GEORGE

DORAN

CHURCH

SHOP


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Index

51,80',81

Ackels,

Bob

Bellaire

George

Ackels,

81,

80',

82,

10'0'

63,

53,

Cook,

Dillon,

Jeff

53

ISO'

52,

Ed

Dickinson,

Dan

Mark

Butschek,

126

13,96,

10'6,

97,

92,

8-9

14,97

Ron

Berger,

89,

CONTENTS

Bush,

85

Henry

74,

51,

12,

11,

53,

89,

92,

2,

Berkshire,

Chris

Bob

13

Larry

43,

12,

72,

74,

80',

50',

81,

74,

80',

Bird,

81,

108,

Cook,

80',

72,

83,

129

88,

166

111,

151

15,96,

Dodson,

Tom

Bernard,

106,

104,

Richard

Byrd,

10'9,

Ackels,

62,

179

Sonny

Lynda Cordova,

John

10'6

54

82,92,

51,74,

128

10'6,

99 53

ACTIVITIES

Don,

Tim

Betancourt,

Jack

Byrd,

Julio

Vic

Cordova,

84·

154-185

51,92,

150'

139,

49,

72,

88,

95,

97,

106, 53

Mike

128

Adams,

Donahue,

Reginald

Luis

Betancourt,

Cosgrove,

Jack

10'4 13

Cain,

Sam

92

72,

137

52,

126

120',

Chris

16,

Adams,

96,

88,

18,

10'1,

12,

Donna,

John

Steve

Beyer, Crater,

Knell

lucy

51

54, 13,22,

Mr.

156

10'4,

10'1,

77,

74,

80,

Peter

89,

10'6,

Callery, 99

138

Mike

197

Ahern, Richard

Bifano,

Cross

Country Mike

126

12,

Camera

137

51,

Doran,

Club 145

54,92 IDS

Alaniz,

Danny

Award

Lynch

Bishop

Mrs.

Crouch, 74,

51,

James Pat

10'0'

92,

Doran,

99, 44-45

Campbell,

Rocky 203

54. Steve

Alaniz,

15

Black

White

Crouch,

Jim Mr.

10'1

51,

pesi,

Joanne 53,

157

82,

10'5,

198

106,

86

Robert

Don

Dorsey,

Cam

99

Mr.

Alexander,

Bob

Blankenship,

Geoff

Crowley, 195

Dorsey,

Cannibals

larry

13

14.5

53,96,

54,

All-American

145

140',

91

Rick

Blum, Crutcher,

Caye

127

Chris 51

Casazza,

Drago,

Joe 86,

163

54·

Allegro,

John

52,

Michael

Mr.

83

80',

Boeding,

Ron

Cupaioli, 51

Tom

Don

199

137,

Dunne,

Cassidy, 53

Rick

Anderson,

74,

52,

Boldreghini,

10'4,

96,

96,

126)

117,

127

Cavnar, Dupont,

170'

52,

80',

Randy

10'1

83,

100',

54,89

Bookstore

Daffron,

10'5,

Jayme

Nick

Cavnar, 10'4

128

49,

Thomas

Arkwright,

2,

52,

89,

10'6,

92,

95,

54

Dahm,

Bosworth,

John

Dwyer,

109,

Tom

larry

111

129

51,

54, Custer

Chris

95,

48,

Chris

10'6

23,

12,

106

145

10'6,

Ray

139

10'6,

12,

Arduini,

16,

128

10'6

Mr.

88,

Eifert,

49, Vince

Jack

Mark

Baldino,

Champion, Fr.

194

Daniels,

Claude

Jim

Boudreaux, 12,

74,

17,

96,

10'1,

52

53

David

194

92,

89,

Einspainer,

140'

121,

126,

127, Bob

Charron, 54

Chris

Darrouzet, Britz,

Band

James 15

16,

10'6

Elkins,

14,74,77

10'1-10'3

Eric

Cheerleaders Mark

141

Darrow, Mr.

Barberito,

Thomas

Bronson,

George

82,

83,

49,

Paul

Ellis,

95,

48,

140,

137

126

192

96,

86

53,

80',

Chris

Cimaglia, Mike

Darrow, 18, Kim

Brooks,

Bargmann,

Doug

40,

43,

72,

93,

96,

136

52,

53

97,116,118,119, 13,88,96,

130',

132,

49,

136

10'6,

88,

Phil

Civello, Mike

Dattilo,

120,

121,

123,

126,

127,

146,

125,

163

134,

Fred

86,

41,

15,

Brooks,

10'6,

87,

174 53

147

.

Will

Bargmann,

51

Clem,Onnie

Davidson, 51,99

13,

Gary

Elsaessar,

Joe

10'6

52,

Louis

Brooks,

53

106

96,

18,

Rick ,.

51

Barker,

Cline,

Tommy Davies,

1

John

Charles

Escamilla, 88

80',

SO',

81,

52

83, Chuck

17

Brophy, 54,74,

10'6

Tim

Barry,

51,

72,80',81,82,

72,

80,

81,

83

80',

75,

52,

81,

82,

81,

104,

Andy

95, 17,

Edwin

C.

Mr.

77,80',

10'6

Davila,

SO',

75,

Paul

Clote,

38,

72,

74,

96,

116,

Brower,

Fred

Escobar, 10'6

97,

Barta,

Denny

80',

83,

82,

85,

123,

191

124,

126,

180

151

54,92,96,

Clote,

51

Peter Dear

Fran

Skip

Brower,

Escobar, 52,

82,

80',

92,

10'0',

51,

92,

80',

150'

48,

10'6

50,

72,

74,

95,

99,

10'0',

129

99,

Steve

Clough,

138

106,

Deatheridge,

Steve

Brower,

John 53

Chuck

Bartush,

10'6

52,

82,

80',

Pablo

Escobar,

52

51,

Javier

10'1, 841

Bill

Bartush,

139

138,

Debate

50

Randy

Brown,

Coerver,

Joe 80-85

Baseball,

((JV"

52

Manuel

11,

15,

81,

82,

2,

22,

43,

85,

89,

72,

Esquivel,

80',

ISO'

Dedication Alan

Bryan,

Varsity

52,

89,

74,

10'0',

138

10'9,

111,

166,

Del

Mike

Mr.

Rio,

David

Cochran,

Jim

80',

81,

106

104,

177

146-149

77,

75,

54,74,

10'6,

6-7

Baseball,

Will

Etheridge,

Bulger,

F

rosh

126,

17,

ISO'

20'0'

Basketball,

138

54

52,

127,

137

Richard

Mark

Bundschuh,

Basketball,

uJ.V."

Andy

Cochran,

Delacy;

54

Averill Charlie

Burke,

Deloache,

FACULTY

Coleman,

Jim

53

Varsity

Phil

Ewing,

13,87

52

52

136

Basketball,

186-20'3

53

52

130'-135

Deloache,

Pete

Burke,

Tom

Father

John

Collora,

John

53

David

Baugh,

89

52,

53

138

51

Burke,

Dennis,

Bro.

Sadie

Concha,

Ken

144

126

55,

20'2

John

Charles

Fechtel,

Gregory

74,

Baugh,

95,

120,

99

51,74,80',81,82,89,

Paul

Chuck

Mike

Devers,

Fetchel,

Connor,

Burns,

Randy

10'6

10'0',

10'4,

53

10'6

14,

72,

74,

54

15

10'1,

205


Tim

Gallerano,

54

54,

80,

81,

82,

54,

and

106,

122,

40,

23,

72,

Keane,

44,

43,

45,

54,92,

74,

Fr.

Pat

Phil

Gary

106

82,

80,

106

81,

82,

92,

Kee,

Court

Honor

195

75,

74,

153

152,

80,

Philip

Hanley,

Galvin,

Dr.

Vinas,

58,

72,

175

106,

87

126

Paul

Holmes,

106

50,

96,

22,

Mark

Hamje,

104

101,

Kathy

Hogan,

134

56,

Vic

Gallerano,

74,

72,

Ham,

Joe

101

Mike

Fernandez,

18,

Phil

Fred

Feely,

Fernandez-

5·8,

Terry

83

81,

80,

Carmen

97 Paul

Hanlon,

Galvin,

92,

Kevin

Keene,

Larry

193 128

56,

129

50,

96,

Mike

Houle,

58,

129

David 160

Finegan,

Mike

57,

Mike

David

Keene,

Hanlon,

Garfias, 54,

24

54

Finn,

56,

Terry

106,

96,

146,

128,

96,

97,

133,

134,

58,

2,

Gaspar,

19,

87,

72,

92,

93,

94,

House,

John

151

Kelliher,

106,

149

113,

111,

106

58

23,

Hannemann,

Bob

Jack

Mike

Hubley,

136

Larry

Kelly,

Gaynier,

106,

Danny

George

95

92,

55,

Matt

tzGerald,

49,

106,

Chuck

55

Fi

56 144

57

140

49,

50,

128,

Mr.

Fledderrnan,

Robert

Hurd,

Bob

Geiser,

129,

David

Hanschen,

Harry

T.

Kelsey,

Square

182

74,

20,

77,

57,

55

66,

Bill

Keller,

150

Tom

Hanlon,

55,92

95,

93,

54,87

Fisk,

Bob

Houlihan,

149

147, Richard

Garnica,

80,

82,

136

101,

74,

165

190

166,

83,

Steve

Hanschen,

Geiser,

Flores,

Dennis

Coe

Hurley,

Jim

Kennedy,

136

56,92,

Gregory

101

57,

19

58,

96,

134

133,

55

Steve

Harris, Artus

German,

Flowers,

Ricky

Hylden,

Chris

Kidwell,

John

145

104,

56, 55

55,

74,

57,

77,

80,

96,

24,

93,

96,

97,

122,

126,

140

55,

David

140

Harrison,

106,

130,

Gil

134

132,

Gilman,

Mike

Flume,

74

20,

55,96,

119,

Ike

Steve

126

120,

King,

55

Mr.

Harrison,

Mark

Neal

99

24,

126

96,

93,

120,

Goedecke,

Pat

188

Flume,

93,

55,

18,

80,

74,

92,

97,

97,

Index

Kirsch,

100,

106,

Richard

Fr.

150

128,

205-208 58

Hartnett,

191

Bob

Bob

Ki

Ivey,

Goering,

54,

towski,

Roger

129

Bob

56

23,92

Haywood,

Kevin

58,

104

Flynn,

145

96,

Dan

101,

20,

Jacques,

Fr.

Tom

Marvin

Kitten,

Goering,

54,

John

93

82,

Bernie

Flynn,

104

129

57,

Adolf

189

Heaney,

151

Pat

Cedric

99

Flynn,

James,

Robert

Kleineck,

Golf

128

55,

87,

50,75,96,137,173

Jim

Heaney,

151

Flypopper,

25,88

James,

57

Freddy

Greg Kline,

Gondolf,

Tommy

Tommy

144

24,

74,

119,

122,

124�

Charles

Heinen,

25,

39,

43,

80,

93,

96,

106

56,

126 Frosh

140

49,

Football,

128,

92,

97,116,117,121,

Charles

Fr.

Gonzales,

Neil

Jarreau,

129

127,

126,

Heitzman,

145,

147,

Roger

56

89,

91,

129,

197

163

21

Football,

«JV"

Gonzales,

128

J

Jon Heldt,

56,

Football,

aubert,

Varsity

43,

88,

71,

93,

96, 58,

106,

97, Good

114-127

Mike

Knight,

24, 138

100,

20,

Jacques

Jim

140

106,

89,

126,

146,

147

163

News

Bill

Singers

Mark

Koch,

Hellinghausen,

104

Jay,

George 58

21

Foster,

145,

106,

John 92

54,

129

74,

Gornick,

Tom

Karl

Ollie

Koch,

Helm,

Jenkins, 56,88

Bill

58,

50,

54,

Jim

92

Franz,

134

133,

129

72,

137

Mike

Charles

Hendler,

Grady,

Kohler,

Jenner, 56

Bob

Franz,

22,

72,

92,

93,

96,

Louis

Jim 121,

25,96,

97,

124,

146,

137

57,

182

19,

38,

72,

87,

93,

106,

96,

Grasshoff,

121,

117,

147,

122,

John and

97,

126,

117,119,120,

127,

147

146,

Jim

Kaye Tom

Kohler,

57

87

123,

126

Richie

Hendler,

58,

137

Mike

Greathouse, and

49, Franzen,

74,

95,

93,

128

John

Joanne Pat

Joe

Korman,

56

87

54

Hank

58,74

Henry,

Greene,

John Cave

101

Johnson,

57,

Franzen,

Kruger,

John

Philip

56

57,

128

74,95,97,

80

101

Henry,

55,

Jim

58,

77,

74,

Mr.

Griener,

George

Charles

57

Johnson, Fred

Mrs.

Freeman,

Krusemark,

Elizabeth the

(Smilin'

George,

Big

150

57, Mike Ann

25

Henry, G,

Rusty) Fr.

49

Earl

Johnson,

198

92,

Frank

Kutscher, 2,

100,

109,

111,

169,

126,

Hen

134,

190

Chris

58

tzen,

193

Freeman,

Hulga

49,

72,

141

128,

140,

Johnson,

George

99

Kevin

Kuzel,

Gribben,

Gray 24,

93,

92,

140

Mike

100

Hentzen,

56

David

58,99,

French,

Kevin

57

50,

Johnson,

149

Lucian

LaBarba,

Griffin,

Rory 57

French,

19,74,

106,

Hernandez,

138

Stanley

25,

Tim

43,

86,

87,

93,

166

Johnson, 89,

39,

John

57

55,

97,

136 Tom

Gutierrez, 101

57,

99,

Tim

Leslie

Herrin,

56

Hank

Lalla,

Fromme,

Tom

57

163

Johnson, 2,

55,74,77,80,

106, Haas,

Mark

24 177

Bob

Higgins,

56

22,

74,

Lalla,

88,

100,

Rick

Don

105,

Pete

Froelich,

Jones,

25,

96,

87,

97,

126,

164

Eddie

Hagan, 106,

138

101

57,

55

19

Lalumia,

Hill,

Tony

l»lu

Jones,

Ed

26,

Jim

93,

87,

96,

130,

Fulbright, Jim

Haggar,

106

57, 55,

96,

120,

124,

77,

100,

92

146,

134,

147

126, 95,

96,

97,

124,

126,

140

Mr.

Thomas

Hillary,

146

Fr.

Joubert,

141,

J.

Henry

Lamb,

David

201

136, 2,

Fulton,

Jimmy

19,86,

87,

Haggar,

151,

180,

Hilton, 48,

92,

128,

140,

58,

129

Peter

Richard

Dan

147,

Kagay,

Lamb,

193

149

148,

Tom

Hake,

55,

198

Joe

Mr.

93]

182

Fulton,

Glen

151

57,

129

58

50,72

Hoffman,

Greg

Chris

Kays,

49,

John

Lance,

138 57

58,

129

132,


Lanier,

�ed

Marigny

Loughborough,

163

61,

Louapre,

Fr.

Dennis

McCarty,

59

Robert

Mr.

Lanier,

Albert

C.

5,

Bro.

Martial

29,

Mrs.

Lundin,

89,

74,

87,

Mr.

Nichols,

126,

Jere

127,

146,

147,

148,

200

149,

152

Larry

62

Nic

Nicosia,

63,

Dad

95

87,

Mom,

Mike

89

Nolan,

63

Luther,

72,

106,

101

Martin

Bob

45,

Molloy,

96,

Tom

McCone,

29,74,77,

41,

137

62,

Jim

92,

Charles

202

202

26,

Mike

Moline,

101

100,

McCaul,

188

199

98,99,

Lapeyre,

Larcade,

Mick

McCormick,

99

Montgomery,

29

George

101

63,

Norma

106

93,

Lucian

and

85

Mollie

MacCormick,

David

Larcade,

86

Mike

Bill

Moore,

61

129

62,

Mrs.

Norsh,

F.

A.

58

189

Award,

Lynch

Mike

Pat

McCormick,

Bishop

44

Steve

Moore,

61

Larocca,

63

Ochs,

36

58,

Chris

Macourek,

Lattner,

48,

Doug

Kevin

Moran,

61

0'

140

63,

Marty

128

49,

Tom

McCormick,

59,82

Bob

Conner,

134

133,

62 Pete

Macoruek,

D.

H.

Laurence,

McCurley,

48,

95,

122,

126

123,

Mike

Moran,

Freddy

59

0'

80

29,

McDonald,

Jim

Lincoln

Moreno,

61

196

96,

J

163

Rick

Macrae,

Steve

oanie

Connor,

30,

99

Laurence,

0'

63

Connor,

58

Marty

127

MaGee,

49,

Dan

Kathy

Bob

McGarvey,

Morgan,

86

Leahy,

74,

61,

Jim

80,

89,

106,

138

63,

O'Donnell,

137

129,

John

26

Anna

43,

31,

Magnani,

Fred

McGrath,

Jim

74,

75,

80

77,

62,

80,

82,

97,

134,

132,

126, 61,

96,

92,

106,

Charles

Morris,

99

Leak,

140,

106

100,

105,

141

144

58,

Bill

Maguire,

Bill

McGraw,

Morris,

John

Mike

Offtermatt,

59

Leak,

Harry

29,

72,

80,

88,

91,

106,

129

62,

13

62,

27

Maharishi

111,

Mahesh

144)

7,

138

113,

Yogi

Morris,

Larry

144

Leal,

Oldani,

John

McGurie,

John

62,

John

126

97,

87,

63 58

61

Dan

Maher,

Mike

Morris,

Fred

Leatherhead,

Harry

28,

47,

69,

72,

74,

77,

80,

81,

92,

106,

2,

75,

Oliver,

Rick

McGuire,

63,

128,

140

136,

63

144

61 Tim

Morris,

Brad

107,109,111,113, Paul

Olson,

Tom

McGuire,

LLche,

50,

129

177

31, 105

27,

138

88,

150

61,

Arthur

Morrison, Daniel

Maher,

ORGANIZATIO�S Mike

McHugh,

Lectors

63,

96,

119,

120,

125,

59,74

68-111

61,

88

74,

140

77,

126,

14,7

Ed

Brian

Maher,

O'Shea,

McKillop,

Bob

Lee,

48,

Moser,

Jeffrey

Jim

95

72,

61

49,

2,31,74,75,77,80,81,

128

92

111

106,

Maher,

110,

109,

John Matt

McKool,

Brian

Muldoon,

Lewis

Lee,

126

60,96,

Ostdick, 61,

80,

101

83,

48,

74,

72,

80,

92,

Jim

101,

27

Louis

49,

Maher,

96,

72,

106,

133,

99

92,

Tim

Muldoon,

129

Bill

Osten,

Tom

Maher,

63,

Mc�ally,

106,

101,

138

Jim 63,

Debbie

Lehmann,

97,

134 28,

86

39,

95,

104,106,111,138

Mollie

McKool, Andre

Legault,

106

100,

28,93 61

Murchison,

John

101

Eddie

Owens,

Bill

Mahoney,

63 Bill

Meadows, 104

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74,

60,

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96,

126,

150

Bob

61

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59,

140

106,

72,

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Frank

Mahoney, Meintser,

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Jesse

140

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200

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Brian

138,

Murphy,

Pakula, 59,92

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Jim

63,

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Jeff

100

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Leonard,

138

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Murphy,

62,

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129

97,

Jim 63,95

60

Mike

50

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Murphy,

Pape, 59,

74,

80,

83

Eddie

Palms,

Tim

Mahoney,

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Jack

62

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122,

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Rob

61,

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104,

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Steve

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Colleen

101

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Steve

Parsons,

106

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59

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140

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Tom

87

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92,

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Metcalf,

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Jerry

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Gary

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Mark

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73

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Mitchell,

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Paul

Mayfield, 61

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George

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Alex

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Loinette,

Doug

McCarthy,

61,

48,

87

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Eugene 152,

153

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John

63,89

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64,

Steve

129

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99

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96,

128,

133,

134,

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Joe

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Jerry

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63

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124,

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162,

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Phil

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David

Pillarr, 166

126,

100

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93,

35,

74

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92,

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203

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Scott

Smith,

Bill T.

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Roche,

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140

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Rick

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106

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Joe

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Steve

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James

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82,

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196

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Trey

192

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Bill

67,

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67,

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Ryan,

173

John

Washington,

127,

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Porras,

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106

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Mike

Waychoff,

Ryan,

Porteck,

Jeff 67 150

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Spurgin,

Tomaso,

John

64

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137,

65,

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Steve

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Ryan,

Will

Porter,

Mr.

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65

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John

138

106,

105,

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64,

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104,

88,

87,

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Webster,

John

David

Potwin, Hal

150

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Standley,

88

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106,

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106

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St.

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109,

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Romain,

Harry

Pat

Prendergrast, 113 Scott

100,

92,

89,

74,

67,

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65

106,

64

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Trail, Carlos

John

Stanley,

Salazar,

Kevin

Purcell, 126,

65

191

129,

127,

Arthur

Wedgeforth,

65 64

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Miguel,

Robert

37

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State

Chris

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Mr.

Puryear, 101

36,

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129,152,

127,

126,

192

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13,

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109,

114 111

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Rusty

67

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Rusty

Club

106,

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Mike

150

128,

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S.teiger,

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Raquel

100

110

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106,

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David

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Stewart,

Welp,

Jim

Savage, 64

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Jon

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Greg

Jim

Wessely,

Gary

101

64,

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81,

80,

100

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80,

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Joe

Schaeffers,

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Mike

65

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Paul

Tom

Paul

2,

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111,

106,

36,

140,

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Whaley,

129

66,

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145

111,113,

126

120,

66,

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Stolly,

Jim

138

96,

65,

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74

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65,

Randolph,

104

101,

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Uhler,

Helen

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Nicholas

Fr.

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Mike

106

50,

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Bill

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of

Harry

46-67

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65

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William

Underhill,

42-43

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White,

Mark

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Bob

100,

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196

Steve

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Patrick

Bro.

65

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106,

92,

74,

38,

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White, Steve

Schnitzius,

111

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Student

189

67

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35

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Rickey

Redmond,

Charles

Wilbert, Patrol

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Paul

Fr.

74

66,

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106,

92,

65,

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141,

140,

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93

175,

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Juventino

Tim

Reed,

Brian Mr.

Bill

Schuster,

Wildes,

66

Tim

Sullivan,

65

190

166,

104,

101,

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146

106,

134,

132,

130,

Bob

Veiga,

Paul

163

140,

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Richard

Schuster,

66,

Swett,

Joe

136

92,

129

65,

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65,

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89,

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Keith

Venia,

145

Bill

67,

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142,

140,

66

Richie

Schweikert,

Switzer,

Jim

147

88,

65,

136,

89,

65

50,

129

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Fred

V

Jack

eninga,

101

Mike

67,

Rettinger,

Seabrook,

66,

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Jeffrey

123,

151

126,

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96,

93,

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129

50,

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38-41,

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67,

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Religion

99,

Jim

129

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SENIORS

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Symington,

Marion

Mike

147

10-41

48,

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66,74

136,

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144

50,

Chris

2,74

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Mr.

Ronnie

129,

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Taliferro,

Senkow,

Pat

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Martha, 94

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Pete

Yochim,

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Herb

Sheaner, 66 67

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Mr.

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145,

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Jim

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Sheridan,

156,

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