1984 Yearbook

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Rev.

H.

Clyde

S.J.

LeBlanc,

President

Dear

Students

Friends,

and

Graduates

of

1984,

in

the

Lord!

Greetings

-

The

-

future

is

now

and

1984

that

Orwellian

of

doom

is

us.

year

the

marvelous

novel,

for

but

world,

throughout

he

fortunately

1984.

Would

that

the

is

as

Jesuit

I

College

and

look

the

down

take

on

corridors

see

the

two

hand

ship

qualities

to

being

Much

here,

developed

the

spread

and

I

hand

as

a

what

is

truly

is

feared

all

an

for

too

real

our

that

cornerstone

of

is

in

alive

in

the

his

halls

our

It

community.

ideal

of

"Men

for

Others."

being

with

Freshmen,

that pray

the

examples

in

working

and

Brotherhood

Big

of

shining

Seniors

society

of

here

developed

program

are

program

and

figure

Orwell

George

the

Brother

Service

Community

walk

Big

upon

Senior

our

the

Prep.

Brother

as

present

would

Big

upon

not

us,

world

concept

of

learned

I

reflect

on

can

by

the

As

I

leader­

proudly

here

become

example

infectuous

-

communities

that

we

are

greater

has

and

happened

all

involved

in

here

have many

developments

in

this

transpired

Dallas

and

in

school

during

our

and

Churches.

the

to

year,

follow

will

pages '

unfold

the

riches

therein

for

all

to

see

and

to

remember

hence. many

this

May

days

Christ's

find message

here

at

Inwood

Peace

be

in you

Road.

with you.

H.

Clyde

President

12

LeBlanc,

S.J.

health

good

and

years

in

good

faith,

even

closer

to

the

Lord

than

were

you

during

your

Rev.

Brian

F.

Zinnam.on,

S.J.

Principal

To

the

Jesuit

Graduates

This

is

a

of

the

reminder

Class

of

of

the

1984

idealism

have

yearbook

You

take

you

with many

here

and

people,

Jesuit

at

and

of

a

developed

of

memories you

events.

symbol

Most

places

have

importantly,

future your

been

a

hopes.

class

to

striving

you

"

become

"Men

for

Others.

You

have

undertaken

the

task

of

service

and

community

of

source

to

joy

floor.

You

the

in

the

Dallas

has

be

the

blessed

loving

led

each

of

with

time

of

the

seemed

talents many

in

our

live

on

the

been

to

His

responded

how

the

Always

all.

power

have you

on

us

tutoring

remember

body.

well

depend

a

second

and

through

student

for

and

will

happiness

to

always

underclassmen

spirit

God's

healing

future

have

enthusiastically

move

helped

to

school

building

a

richly

Your

you

service

in

retreat,

positive

of

and

especially

the

Senior your

direction.

a

source

to

people

your

have

way

Days

you

in

old

care

You

and

energy

The

demonstrated

Program.

Community

God

area.

many

have

Brother

Big

Senior

gifts

by

talents

use

you

channeling

and

allow

your

God

to

your

life. your

Be

assured

that

and

our

prayers

will

concern

loving

continue

to

be

with you.

/

Sincerely

Brian

yours,

F.

Zinnamon,

S.J.

Principal

13

Mr.

Michael

Earsing

Assistant

Principal

/'

Mr.

David

Tickner

Assistant

Principal

14

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Brother

S.J.

Lloyd

Asst.

Barry

Father

John

Cazenavette

of

Supervisor

Mr.

R.

Jack

Buildings

Eifert

S.J.

Resources

Computer

Father

Patrick

Koch

S.J.

15

of

Supervisor

and

Buildings

Grounds

Alumni

Director

Father

Vincent

Service

Community

Father

Francis

Rector

of

Malatesta

Director,

Pistorius

S.1.

Chaplain

S.1.

Walsh

Mr.

James

Director

the

Community

16

of

Development

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Ms.

Lisa

Collacchi

Ms.

Thelma

Dotson

Ms.

Terry

to

Attendance

Bookkeeper

Secretary

Ms.

Loretta

Gibbons

Ms.

Ms.

JoAnn

Ferguson

the

President

Secretary

Jeannie

Hibbison

Grindinger

Assistant

Treasurer

to

Secretary

the

President

to

Secretary

the

Principal

Ms.

Helen

Ms.

Hogan

Koehler

Audrey

to

Receptionist

Ms.

Ms.

Agnes

to

Olney

the

Secretary 18

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Counselors

Secretary

Jane

Viracola

Mary

Ms.

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Wensinger

Alumni

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Pat

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S.J.

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May

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Theology

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Paul

National

Wilder

3,

Acker

Honor

Society

Golf

4;

Honor

H

Roll

3,

Carson

3,

4;

Brett

Camera

4;

Club

Club

3;

Football

1,

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Alexander

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Debate

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4;

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1,

2;

Latin

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Intramurals

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Council

2,

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3,

4;

Student

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3,

4;

2,3,4.

Carlos

Patrol

3,

Camera

Club

1,2;

Newspaper

Honor

2,3,4;

Baker

Soccer

1

Adams

Basketball

1.

4.

3,

Spanish

ball

2;

Track

2;

Alvarado

Lone

4;

Rangers

French

Honor

Club

2,

Roll

2,

3,

4.

3;

3,

4;

Basket­

David

David

Assenheimer

Moreira

Atkins

Kipling

4;

Student

Council

Student

1,

National

Patrol

2,

Drama

1,2,

3,4;

Football

Club

1,2,3;

Honor

1,

2,

Roll

1,

3,4;

2,

2,

Honor

3;

Computer

Freshman

4;

4;

3,

Club

French

1;

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Club

Society

Rangers

French

Football

4;

3,

Honor

4;

Lone

3,4;

Soccer

C40ir

1;

RollI

1,2,

1,2;

3,4;

BBC4

Michael

Cheerleaders

French

Club

3;

Jay

Student

2,

Speech

3:

3,

1,

4

Roll

2,

Patrol

4;

Soc­

Football

Honor

1;

Baldwin

Brian

Bacile

Benton

Team

4;

2,

Track

.cer

French

Club

3;

Basketball

1,

Honor

3,

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3,

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Roll

4:

4;

4;

3,

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1;

1,

2,

3;

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1,

2;

1,

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4;

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Anthony

Camera

Club

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George

3;

Club

3;

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Christopher

Club

1,

Bowling

Water

Ski

Club

2;

4

Student

4;

RollI,

Miles

Bartlett

Douglas

Football

1,

2;

Track

2,

Honor

2,

3,

4;

3,

4;

Crew

3,4

Light

Bartsch Michael

Ryan

Carrick

Baugh

Honor

Roll

2;

Festival

2,

Club

Spanish

4;

Arts

Camera

Club

1;

Drama

2,

3,4;

Festival

4

2,

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Team

1,

Speech

2,

3,

4;

4

3,

Crew

Light

2,

3,4;

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Nolan

Bell

Richard

Bearden

Byran

Christopher

Latin

Newspaper

Club

4;

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3,

4;

3,

2,

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Band

2;

1,

RollI,

4;

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1;

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3,

2,3,4

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Track

1,

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4;

Life

Club

3;

2,

Intramurals Honor

1,

2,

3,

4;

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1;

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Major

John

Michael

1;

Wrestling

Letterman's

1;

2,

Michael

Bennett

Honor

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3,

4;

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4

1,

2,

3,

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3,

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Philip

Student

3,

3,

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Neil

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3,

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4;

1;

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Speech

Honor

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2;

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Michael

James

Club

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1,2,3,4

46

2,3;

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Honor

1,2;

Paul

Roll

Charles

Lone

Rangers

Newspaper

4;

3,

4;

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Camera

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2;

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BBC

4

4;

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William

Reed

Carroll

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Gregory

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3;

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4;

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3;

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3,

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4;

3,

4;

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4;

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3,

1;

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4;

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4;

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3,4;

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4;

1,2,4.

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4;

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Student

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4;

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Club

Track

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Michael

Coxon

John

Sahner

Dietschy

Christopher

Student

Council

4;

National

Honor

National

Honor

Student

Patrol

2,3,4;

Student

4;

Track

4;

Spanish

3,

4;

Spanish

1,2,3,4;

Honor

4

2,3,4;

Thomas

Adam

Dulske

Steven

Craig

Student

Council

1;

French

Club

3,

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1,

ball

2,

3,

4;

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Baseball

2;

1,

2;

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4;

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3,

4;

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3,

3,

4;

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4;

Honor

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1,

Honor

2,

4;

National

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List

Principal's

48

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3;

2,

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3,

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Patrol

4;

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Spanish

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2,

3;

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4;

Big

3;

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4

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Cheerleader

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Finn

Glenn

4.

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Latin

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Club

1;

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2;

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1,

2,3,4.

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Jerry

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Michael

Thomas

Ward

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Gill

Gallaway

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Latin

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1,

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4.

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3,

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3,

Philip

4;

Michael

Griesel

Grayson

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3;

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Patrol

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Drama

3;

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Newspaper

Track

Letter

2;

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1,

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3,

4;

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1;

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Bookstore

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Merit

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4;

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John

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Council

Student

Patrol

Sons

4;

4;

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Club

2,

3,

Club

Grimes

Louis

Alumni

1,2,

3,4;

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Society

Team

Speech

4;

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National

4;

3,

3,

2,

3;

4;

Latin

2,

1,

Baseball

4;

2,

Honor

of

4;

Honor

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Roll

1,

2,

3,

1;

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Christian

Guerra

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Fellowship

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1;.

Soccer

2,

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3;

1,

2,

3,

4;

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4;

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3,

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1;

Bowling

2,

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3,

4;

4;

Road

4.

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3,

4;

Intramurals

1,

2,

3,

1,

2;

4.

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Duvene

Hamel

Patrick

Hansen

Christopher

Soccer

1,

2;

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Intramurals

1,

2,

3,

4;

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Spanish

French

Club

2,

4.

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1;

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3;

Track

Football

1,

Honor

1;

2,

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1,

3,

4;

4;

Wres­

BBC

4;

4.

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1,

2,

3,

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Erik

Gerard

Peter

Harrison

Calvin

Heimberg

Cheerleaders

Track

Cross

1,

Country

2,

3,

Club

Military

4;

1,

Student

4;

4;

Patrol

1;

History

Wrestling

Honor

1,

2,

Roll

3,4;

co-chairman

4

3,

4;

Senior

Donahue

Drive

Magazine

Hoelsher

Henrion

Bryan

Geoffrey

Student

1,4;

52

Patrol

Water

Ski

3;

Honor

Track

Club

2;

4

Club

Roll

Spanish

Tennis

Bonfire

4;

W.I.P.

4;

4

Roy

4

2,

3,

Hank

BBC

4;

Jarrett

Student

4;

Holland

Patrol

Blake

French

3,

Honor

Intramurals

1,2,3,4;

2,

4;

List

4;

Principal's

Honor

3;

Roll

3,

Math

Club

National

Latin

Latin

3,4;

2,

Johnson

3,

4;

Speech

Society

1,

2,

Football

3;

2,

4;

Honor

RollI,

Charles

2,3,4

John

Joseph

Club

1,2,3,4;

2,

Honor

Club

1;

Anthony

French

Band

Holman

Society

1,2,

3;

Wrestling

O'Hara

Knowles

Honor

Team

4

3,

3;

Band

Jazz

1,

2,

3,4;

2,

3;

Wrestling

Football

Student

French

1

4;

Patrol

Club

3,

2,

3;

4;

Drama

Soccer

Tennis

Honor

1,

2;

3;

1,

2,

3,

4;

Swimming

Honor

Principal's

List

1;

4

Roll

1,

2,

3,

53

David

Michael

Alan

John

Kemeny

Jungen

Band

3,

4

Band

Jazz

2,

1,

2,

4;

Student

Patrol

3,

NHS

3;

4;

Honor

3;

Harold

Wrestling

Kernodle

Bert

2,

4;

David

Club

Spanish

4

3,

Kervin

Joseph

Student

Council

3,

4;

National

1,

4;

2,

3;

4;

Latin

Student

Club

3,

4;

BBC

3;

4;

Soccer

1,

Honor

4

2,

3,

Merit

cipal's

4;

BBC4

Spanish

Football

Honor

Society

3,

1,

National

Na­

1,2,3,4;

tional

Football

2;

Commendation

Council

3,

2,

Baseball

1,

Roll

1,2,3,4;

of

Student

Patrol

1,2;

Basketball

Honor

Letter

54

4;

Honor

Society

Newspaper

2;

List

3,

1;

3,

4;

4;

1,

Track

Honor

2,

Prin­

1;

Roll

1,

2,

3,

Daniel

John

Koerschner

Martin

Koif

Darryl

Student

Patrol

1,

Team

4;

3,

Club

Speech

French

2;

Track

3,

RollI,

4;

National

4;

3,

2,

Society

4);

Club

3,

Honor

2;

Latin

4

Student

Drama

tional

(President

Cross

Country

4;

Laidlaw

Society

Baseball

2,

Honor

3;

4;

2

3;

Thomas

Swimming

Country

Honor

2,

2;

Roll

2,

3;

4;

Na­

of

(Pres.

National

Meade

2,

3,4;

4;

1,

Finalist

2,

3;

3,

Yearbook

Latin

4;

National

1,

Big

4;

3,

1;

2,

3,

4;

Honor

Semi­

Bowl­

Committee

Steering

National

4;

Speech

3;

Merit

Intramurals

Brother

RTS

2,

Club

1,2,

Roll

1;

4

Lambert

Society

3,

Team

ing

3,

Honor

Newspaper

4;

Spanish

Club

Computer

4)

Cross

List

2;

Club

Roll

Commendation

4;

Jeffrey

4;

Bowling

Rangers

Honor

of

4

BBC

4);

Honor

3,

Lone

4;

1;

Letter

3,

Club

Principal's

4;

3,

Football

Club

Spanish

(Pres.

Spanish

Patrol

4;

Merit

Honor

2,3,4

Merit

Finalist

Edward

Lattanzio

James

Douglas

Latin

Club

1;

Honor

Roll

1;

Lehman

Timothy

Football

1,

Basketball

1,

BBC

2,

3,

4;

4;

Student

Council

tling

1;

Swimming

BBC

2,

Thomas

Allan

4;

Football

2.

3,

4;

Track

1,

2,

3,

Wres­

4;

Honor

2;

Roll

1,

4.

4;

L�sniak

Richard

Patrick

Lindley

Club

Computer

Tennis

1

3,

4;

Intramurals

1,

1.

Ursuline ;

2,

3,

4;

Sons

ball

Play

of

1;

Alumni

2,

3,

Club

3,

Club

58

11;

4;

4;

1,

2,

3,

4;

RTS

Latin

Club

BBC

4;

4;

1;

Foot­

Letterman's

Intramurals

R&R

1,

2,

Thumb

2,3,4.

4;

Computer

Jonathan

Andrew

Lobb

Lozano

Raymond

Honor

2,

4;

4

Club

2,

Spanish

Student

3,

Patrol

3,4;

Society

tional

National

4;

4;

Newspaper

Honor

4;

Gerard

Rangers

and

3;

Latin

Honor

Musical

Club

Computer

Senior

4;

Editor

(Asst.

4;

3

Roll

Student

Council

1,

Student

1;

1;

BBC

French

1,

Ur­

2;

2,

Honor

Society

4;

Intramurals

3;

Bowling

1;

3;

Football

4;

Body

Club

4);

2,

3;

Roll

3,

of

Commend a­

4

James

Lone

4;

4

3,

Yearbook

Club

Na­

Honor

Letter

Madden

Christopher

Patrol

Yearbook

suline

Merit

Brother

Big

Lucido

Anthony

Student

of

4;

Honor

Baseball

List

3;

National

tion

Spanish

3;

Society

Honors

Principal's

2,

3,

4;

President

1,2;

Latin

1,

2,

3,

of

National

Club

Basketball

1,

4;

1,2,3;

2,

Track

1;

1;

Debate

tramurals

Newspaper

3,

4;

In­

Honor

RollI,

2,3,4

William

Patrick

Lewis

Magee

French

Club

2,

Band

1983

4;

3;

Band

and

1,

Coin

2,

Mallou

Anthony

French

4;

3,

Club

Stamp

Band

Club

Pep

2,

3;

Country

State

3;

puter

and

Coin

2;

Track

1,

Letterman's

Club

Champs

Chess

3;

1,2,3;

2,

Club

Club

Club

Cross

3;

2,

1,

3;

2;

Com­

Stamp

Intramurals

1,2,

3,4

Jonathan

Rupert

National

Society

Football

2,

3,

Honor

4;

60

BBC4

4;

Matt

Marquez

Honor

Spanish

cipal's

Golf

1,

List

9;

2,

Honor

3,

4;

3,

4;

1,

National

Charles

Martin

Honor

Society

Prin­

1;

Roll

2,

3,

Latin

Club

1;

Track

2,

BBC4

3,

4;

3,

Basketball

Honor

4;

1,

Football

2,

3,

4;

3,

4;

Roll

1,

2,

C.

Randall

Patrick

Mascorro

Ignatius

Lone

1,

Rangers

French

Club

2,

3,

4;

2;

Newspaper

4;

4

Swimming

Student

Club

3,

Football

Pres.

3,

Patrick

Camera

Shawn

Club

French

McNeal

Club

1;

2;

Swimming

1;

3;

Basketball

2;

Band

4;

Carlos

1,

Football

1,

Baseball

2,

McCarthy

Cheerleaders

Patrol;

2,.3;

B.D.A.

3;

4;

French

Wrestling

Business

Club

1,

2;

3,

4;

4

Miramontes

3,

Honor

4;

Baseball

List

1,

2,

1

Principal's

1

61

Jon

Mitchell

Francis

David

Mitchella

Raymond

National

French

Honor

Society

Latin

Club

2;

Club

History

Honor

2,

Roll

3,

4;

Newspaper

1,

2,

3,4;

Merit

Military

Finalist

2,3;

Peter

Society

Officer

62

2,3,4.

Roll

4;

Scott

Moino

1;

Moneta

Anthony

Honor

Class

Club

Honor

3,4;

1,

4.

Big

4.

Christopher

Spanish

4;

Track

Club

4;

Brother

National

1,4;

3,

Honor

4;

Baseball

1,

2,

Football

3,

Club

Roll

3,

4;

Spanish

3,

3;

4;

Soccer

Baseball

2,

3,

4;

2;

Intramurals

4.

2,

3,

Spanish

Robert

Charles

M urski

David

Charles

Jr.

Nasky

Student

Camera

Patrol

3,

Student

Council

Club

4;

Golf

1;

2;

4.

Sons

of

Patrol

1,2,3,4;

3,

4;

2;

Bonar

Camera

Soccer

1;

1,2,3;

1;

4;

4;

Lone

Rangers

Club

2,

3,

4;

Track

Golf3;

Honor

Intramurals

Nemec

3,

French

Wrestling

Country

4;

3,

3,

2,

Society

Club

1,2,3,4;

Cross

RTS

Edward

Student

Alumni

National

1,

RollI,

2,3,4;

4.

1,

Steven

Robert

Neuhoff

Craig

Band

Jazz

1,2,3,4;

ball

2,

Band

3;

Band

1,2,

Intramurals

President

1,

4.

2,

3,

3,4;

4;

House

of

Lords

1,

Raquet­

Bowling

1;

National

2,

3,

4;

Student

1,

2,

Baseball

4;

Society

3,

1,

4;

Swimming

3;

3,

4;

Basketball

Club

2,3,4;

Patrol

Honor

Spanish

ball

Foot­

2,

4;

4.

Spanish

63

Francis

Jude

O'Keefe

of

Alumni

Basketball

1,

Honor

2,

3,

2,

1,

1;

tramurals

1,

Cheerleaders

4;

Wrestling

2,

Robert

Parker

Club

Spanish

3;

Boniface

Lawrence

In­

3,

Club

National

Latin

2,

Society

Club

2;

National

3,

4;

Honor

Socie­

Spanish

Tennis

2,

Honor

1,

3;

List

2,

3,

Honor

2,

4;

Tennis

Captain

Pascal

Honor

4;

3

Computer

ty

64

1,2

4;

4

2;

Sean

Roll

1,

Football

1,

BBC

Honor

4;

3,

Roll

4;

Manager

Padian

Joseph

Stephen

Sons

4;

Principal's

Roll

1,

4

2,

3,

2,

3,

4;

Lalon

Student

ball

1;

Patrol

Crawford

4;

Club

Club

John

Peale

Team

Speech

Wrestling

Business

terman's

2,

3,

4;

Spanish

3,

4;

Best

3,

Robert

Foot­

4;

Wrestling

Roll

1,

BBC

4;

Dressed

Thomas

2,

Honor

Club

4;

4;

4;

Michael

Honor

4;

Pederson

Roll

Club

1;

2,

Spanish

3;

2. .

Anglers

Let­

2.

Pedevilla

Antonio

Perez

Christopher

Student

3,4;

Council

Yearbook

L.H.S.

2,

3,

Honor

4;

N.H.S.

2,

1,2,3,4;

4;

Latin

1,2,3,4;

National

3,

4;

Newspaper

Team

1,

1,2,3,4;

Club

4;

1,2,3;

Speech

Club

2,

List

cipal's

3,

Prin­

4;

Walker

Fan

Greg

Commandoes

Callery's

Merit

1,2,3,

Finalist.

65

Patrick

Desmond

Purtill

Mario

Ramirez

Enrique

Yearbook

4;

Bowl

3,

4;

4;

Honor

Club

3,

Spanish

Chess

Club

1;

Student

4;

4;

Patrol

History

4;

Whiz

Quiz

Roll

3,

Club

2,

Spanish

Football

1:

Track

3,

4;

3

Club

Military

History

1,2,3,4

Daniel

Travers

Rego

Arts

Festival

2,

4;

Club

Spanish

4

Marcus

Reithmeier

Stephen

Tennis

1;

Track

2;

Cross

Country

Road

Trip

Society

4;

66

History

2;

Club

Computer

Club

Military

1

3;

Riddell

Rodney

Student

Patrol

Roach

Dwayne

Football

4;

Kelly

1,

2,

3,

4;

Wres­

Water

Ski

Club

Eugene

Football

4;

Soccer

2,

3,

4;

2.

2.

tling

Edward

Russell

III

Patrick

Ralph

National

Michael

Ryan

Honor

Society

Team

1,

Speech

2,

3,

4;

3,

Yearbook

4;

4;

National

Spanish

Student

3,

Council

2,

3,4;

Sons

of

Alumni

1,2,

Honor

National

4;

2,

Society

Yearbook Honor

Society

3,

4;

Golf

Honor

1,

3,

4;

Roll

1,

Newspaper

2, 2,

3,

4;

Club

Spanish

3,

4;

Computer

3;

3,

4;

Intramurals

1,

2;

4;

3,4;

Latin

3;

1,

Society

2,

Football

3,

3,

Team

Speech

Honor

BBC

Club Chairman

4;

1;

2,

3,

4;

1,

Latin

4;

Basketball

1,

2,

4;

Letterman's

Track

1;

Honor

List

Principal's

1,

2,

3,

4;

Club

3,4. Honor

Roll

1,

of

2,

3,

Commendation

4;

National

Math

4;

Club

Merit

3,

4;

Letter

Bowling 67

1;

Intramurals

BBC

3;

4.

John

Majure

Band

1,

2,

3,

4;

Jazz

Sandoval

Rylander

Band

2,

3,

4;

Reginaldo

Drama

4.

Student

Patrol

Rangers

2,

3,

Honor

James

Christopher

Student

Patrol

4;

3,

4;

3,

4;

Latin

2,

3,

4;

Finalist;

68

Schmidt

1,

2,

Honor

3,

4;

3,

4;

Latin

2,

Club

Lone

4;

3;

2,

Soccer

1,

2,

3;

2,

BBC

3,

4;

4.

Scott

NHS

2,

3,4;

LHS

2,

3,

4;

Newspaper

Latin

2,

3,

4;

National

Country

3;

Team

4;

4;

National

4.

Commendation.

3;

Speech

Honor

2,

3,

4;

List

1,2;

Principal's

Roll

3,

Club

1,

Honor

Principal's

Roll

1,

BBC

Cheerleaders

Club

Spanish

Barton

Honor

Society

Society

1,

Merit

4;

Football

3;

1;

Benjamin

National

Honor

Wrestling

List

Roll

Merit

Cross

Honor

Letter

of

Nilan

Gregory

Lynn

2,

2,

3;

3,

4;

3;

Wrestling

Crew

Seifert

Christopher

Seelingson

Drama

Team

Speech

Club

French

1,

2,

3;

2,

Swimming

3,

4;

2.

Light

Gerard

Kevin

Student

Council

Student

Patrol

Sons

4;

4;

Honor

National

1,2,

2,

3,

4;

2,

3,

4;

1,

Golf

2,

3,

4;

Spanish

BBC

1,

2,

3,

2,

4;

Sexton

Football

4;

Society

Track

1,

3;

Honor

3,

Track

3;

Club

2,

Journalism

John

Honor

Spanish

Basketball

Club

Soccer

Roll

1,

3,4;

Honor

Society

1,

1,

Club

Photo

Alumni

Camera

4;

Rangers

Football

1;

Raquetball

Steven

Sendker

of

National

4;

3,

Lone

3,

Latin

Roll

Honor

4;

1;

2;

Roll

4;

BBC

Principal's

4.

4;

1;

3;.

Letterman's

4;

4;

69

4.

Club

2,

3,

4;

Computer

3,

Patrick

John

Shahan

Adam

Shea

Christopher

Student

Council

Country

2;

1;

Honor

Track

1,

2;

Cross

4

Roll

1,

Basketball

tional

2,

Eugene

Patrol

4;

70

Rangers

3;

Daniel

Band

1,

2,

3;

Jazz

Country

Club

Spanish

4

2,

3,

3,

4;

RollI;

3;

Arts

Spanish

Stevenson

Band

1,

Cross

2;

Roll

Na­

Commendation

3,

Specks

Lone

4;

1,

Honor

of

4

2,

Walter

Michael

Basketball

Roll

3,4;

Letter

Club

Student

Honor

1,2,3;

Merit

Spanish

3;

Honor

2;

Festival

2

1 ,

Francis

Gerald

Tomlin

William

Clyde

National

Honors

2,

Society

3,

Team

2,

1,

1;

Honor

Yearbook

2,

3,

List

3,

4;

Toomey

Honor

Roll

4;

Club

4;

Spanish

3,

quetball

Business

Club

4;

3,

Com­

Ra­

4;

Club

Bowling

2;

4

3,

3,

Hollen

Gregory

Eric

Daniel

Veteto

Traylor

Honor

Honor

3,

Club

Steering

Club

4

2,

Spanish

4;

3,

Club

puter

BBC

4;

Business

Club

2,

Speech

Principal's

1,

4;

4;

Honor

4;

3,

Roll

Committee

Spanish

Society

4;

Track

4;

Football

1,

2,3,4;

Wrestling

1,2,3,4

RollI

71

73

William

Galen

Wade

Turner

Walker

Gregory

Malicious

Intent

Student

Council

4;

Student

Patrol

4;

NHS

2,

Team

2,

3,

3,

tion

4;

Chris

4;

2,3,4;

4;

Newspaper

LHS

3,

Honor

Merit

BBC

Trip

Walter

Webb

David

Ray

Honor

Society

1,2,3,4;

1,

2;

1,

2,

74

4;

Arts

3,4;

1,2,3;

Wrestling

3,

1,2,

Drama

ball

2;

Track

2,

4

3,

Lone

2;

2,

1,

4;

4;

4;

Weber

Club

Spanish

3,

1,2,3,4

Simkins

Basketball

1,

Foot­

Honor

4;

Festival

Society

Club

1,

Roll

3,

Commenda­

Road

Fan

Commandoes

Rangers

Speech

Club

List

1,

of

Letter

4;

Perez

Callery'S

National

4;

Latin

2,3,4;

Principal's

National

4;

BBC

4

Charles

Brian

National

Latin

2,

Latin

3;

2,

3,

4;

Patrol

Crew

Pres.

Society

2,

3,

4;

Light

3,

4;

Wrestling

List

National

Robert

BBC

1,

2;

2;

Raquetball

3,4;

3,

Merit

Letter

4;

1,

2;

4;

Co­

of

Wunderlick

Lawrence

Douglas

Basketball

3,

4;

4

4;

Vardell

Newspaper

2,

Bowling

4

3,

Honor

1,2,

3,4;

Wolf

Club

2,

Club

2,

1,

Honor

Roll

Commendation

Drama

12;

Speech

Honor

Club

Principal's

1,2,

Richard

John

Weis

Student

Honor

Society

Team

Student

Football

1,

Track

1;

2,

Honor

3,

Wynn

Patrol

3;

4;

Roll

Track

1,

Water

2,

Ski

3,

4;

Club

Swimming

Honor

Roll

4;

1,

3,

4;

BBC

4;

4

2,3,4

75

Matthew

Melville

Michael

Yaeger

Sons

of

Alumni

1,

2,

3,

Team

3,

2,

Society

2,

3,

Merit

4;

4;

Newspaper

Latin

Honor

1;

Wrestling

Club

1,

3,

2,

4;

3,

Student

tional

1,

2,

3,

4;

Award

Michael

Bowling

2,

Society

3;

Latin

Latin

3;

David

Society

1,2,3;

Country

2;

76

3,

4;

Honor

1,

2,

Club

Wrestling

Cross

1,

Honor

Letter

4;

1,2,3;

Honor

List

Principal's

Roll

of

3;

Na­

1,2,3,4;

of

Commendation

Club

Paul

Honor

Newspaper

Merit

Drama

4;

Letter

History

Club

Spanish

Chess

2,

1,

Club

3,

3;

4;

1

1,2;

4

Young

National

Patrol

Merit

Military

Roll

Finalist

4;

M.Y.A.S.K.

Jonathan

Young

National

4;

Honor

Speech

4;

National

1,

2,

3,

4;

Commendation

National

4

Student

RollI

Patrol

Aldo

4;

Zevallos

French

Club

3;

Honor

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Football

Varsity

Front

Row:

Chase

McRea,

Wunderlick,

bach,

Hansen,

Second

Bart

Reed

Gill,

Carlos

Doug

Wynn,

Larry

MacInnis,

Carrol,

Kelly

Holman,

Mullne,

Rodney

Riddell,

John

Roach,

Blake

Miramontes,

Row:

Dan

Yarbrough,

Thomas,

Maceda,

Chris

Holcom.

Randy

Matt

Jim

Doug

Tommy

Doman,

Walenta,

Row:

Lehman,

Dulske,

Glen

David

Kervin,

Robert

Adams,

Coach

Scruggs.

Tim

Tom

Sendker,

Lattanzio,

Jason

Third

Diggins,

Mike

Kevin

Steve

Pasqua,

Bill

Abel,

Kolf,

Coach

Brewton,

Brian

Mike

Rick

Galloway,

Jonathon

Bob

Lindley,

Darrell

Lauter­

Marquez,

Neuhoff,

Mr.

Steve

Brown,

Peter

Coach

Cook,

Best.

Back

Jim

Bennison,

Row:

Fermin

Scala.

Harrington,

1983

Record

5-6

Jesuit

Opponent

14

15

3

14

13

9

35

Kimball

Thomas

37

Jefferson

Lewisville

Henderson

Paris

13

17

21

22

Lamar

10

Martin

15

23

Bishop

40

Lynch

Nolan

Bishop

21

0

14

Dunne

Bishop

0

Coach

Captains:

Mike

Pasqua,

Galloway,

Doug

Lattanzio,

David

Kervin.

St.

Thomas

17

7

the

From

after

shed

jitters

night

opening

tears

against

loss

the

to

City

Champion

in

Thomas

St.

Kimball,

State

the

ed

of

downs

Ranger

team,

Bishop

and

a

in

berth

the

the

of

loss

with

an

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struggle.

of

was

began

the

face

the

St.

entire

their

toughest

season

-0

in

hampered

by

and

this

defensive

home.

full

Team,

losses.

key

injuries

at

and

them

a

Ranger

yet

Kimball

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new

faces

and

in­

Knights

against

the

to

before

7

team

took

the

field

After

with

a

close

first

optimism.

players,

turnovers

a

the

district

play,

faced

put

faltering

and

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the year

and

too

big

quarter,

in

Houston

challenge

finally

typical

game

and

inspiration

The

experienced

1-1

record,

Rangers

the

met

before

War

Eagles

of

5-5

even

the

The

the

fought

Dunne,

Traveling

State

Champs,

with

set­

great

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district

to

Bishop

to

playoffs.

season.

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to

the

fac­

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non-district

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before

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Eagles,

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the

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Rangers

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at

halftime,

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traveled

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Rangers

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the

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Cook,

had

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Rodney

Eric

Veteto,

with

who

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The

Lindley,

week

next

the

interception.

for

Martin

against

that

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the

on

on

Rangers

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it

all,

again

200

offense

and

in

Arlington

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one,

Kervin

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district

up

easy

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along

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Riddell,

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runs

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quick

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the

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scoring

The

defense

Friars.

against

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Kervin

and

the

and

ran

incredibly

over

and

Rangers

first

the

points

played

all

passed

Marquez

Friar

defense.

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made

it

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in

the

second

allowed

half

the

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21

the

defense

Friar

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plays,

pass

in

Rangers

the

interesting

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for

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out

offense

three

traveled

points.

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as

21,

to

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offense

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ran

face

to

Rangers

now

non-district

and

opponent

in

blowout.

a

The

Vikings

the

first

Nolan,

defeated

the

soundly

showed

lots

of

new

faces

as

game

team

sat

the

out

second

half.

passes

by

the

Highlighting

between

the

Wunderlick,

touchdown

and

the

was

a

and

Marquez

and

by

of

275

lb.

unveiling

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game

to

scores

running

Adams,

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Kervin

the

Marquez

tailback,

Bart

Gill.

record

of

5-4

and

1-0

in

District

the

play,

showdown

at

Falcon

Field

Dunne

against

out

to

be

the

for

big

scored

Rangers

the

turn

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Ranger

disappointment

first

would

Bishop

squad.

on

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p.

98)

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a

Adams

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tough

drive

that

after

kickoff

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by

and

late

Kervin.

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to

the

penalties

before

the

Falcons

Ranger

half,

Right

added

the

The

marched

down

the

field

wild

the

score

to

17-14.

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on

a

scored

next

scored

on

a

the

roughing

field

long

and

goal

their

by

short

a

for

a

run

on

Falcons

bringing

card

with

a

1-1

District

record,

Miramontes,

Cook,

were

defensive

on

as

classic,

both

quarterback,

run

Lindley,

to

the

well.

run

performance

off

and

and

Veteto

to

added

and

a

two

the

Thomas

Tears

Rangers.

Houston.

led

by

defense.

on

the

Offensively,

the

penalties.

ended

at

7-0.

were

was

shed,

a

only

bitter

loss,

but

were

the

Eagles

It

game

by

Semi- Finalists.

in

were

Rangers

The

drive-ending

a

St.

The

Marquez,

Kervin

reverse

injuries

a

the

for

met

Rangers

played

long

gritty

season

on

victory.

the

teams

and

Galloway,

hurt

by

score

tough,

hold

to

managed

berth

a

purely

Rangers

98

and

Rangers

a

was

game

to

on

again

score

long

17-6. up

conversion,

Earning

team

Falcons

defense,

scored

Falcons

another

Rangers

going

point

The

by

assessed

on

yards

hits.

behind.

were

return

long

aided

was

calls

punter

the

The

all

could

be

satisfied

on

but

a

a

fine

l.V.

Row:

Front

Mike

Luther

Snitzer,

Row:

Dave

Ron

13

8

14

6

6

33

Record

Matt

7-3

Opponent

35

Kimball

Thomas

Jefferson

Lewisville

0

6

8

Skyline

6

Paris

27

Lamar

7

Martin

14 32

Bishop

40

Lynch

Nolan

0

Dunne

0

Bishop

40

Bishop

Lindquist,

Mark

Farris,

Mike

Viracola,

Rob

Todd

Hockaday,

Jeff

Jones,

Simmons,

Jesuit

28

Tommy

Dan

Trevor

Flabiano,

O'Connor,

1983

Lootens,

Chefchis,

Higgins,

Brandon

Rothermel,

Back

Marty

Damon

Ed

Traynor,

Football

Billy

Burns,

Gerald

Waters,

Dupey,

Chris

Jeff

Ashmore,

Day,

Second

Musso,

Bennison,

Stelling,

Philip

Tommy

Coach

Mike

Kelton,

Chris

Richard

Middendorf,

Martinez,

Row:

Chris

Spaniel.

Nelson.

Third

Coach

Husbands,

Milton

Hofelt,

Songy.

Row:

Coach

Fitzsimmons.

Freshmen

Front

Row:

David

Second

Reina.

Collins,

Row:

Peter

Waterman,

Mike

Scott

Henninger,

Chad

Baxley,

1983

0

16

22

Bob

Row:

Nelson

Record

Todd

Powell,

Boeding,

Flaherty,

Jay

Gary

Thomas,

Jascott,

Irons,

Bernardez,

Dave

Lozano,

Back

Coach

Row:

Kleifgen,

David

Al

Shafer,

John

Sean

Henson,

Rosier,

Andrew

Jim

Carl

Browning,

Sawyer.

Byrne,

Crossen,

Richard

Matt

Iglesias,

Roland

Jake

Thompson,

Coach

Trevor

Kirgis,

Gabriel

Hancock,

Shane

Brower,

Stanford,

David

Udstuen,

Craig

Mike

McClure,

Coach

Richard

Bill

McAnnally,

Bennison,

Andre

Hohenshelt,

Detoth.

6-3

Jesuit

22

Corbin

Sharp,

Kortschak,

Lambright.

Charlie

Mike

Joel

Third

Allen

Weitzul,

Loughborough,

Pellegrini,

Football

Opponent

7

Kimball

Thomas

Jefferson

Lewisville

Lincoln

0

0

18

18

14

Paris

12

Duncanville

34

6

22

BishopLynch

40

Nolan

0

Dunne

0

Bishop

40

Bishop

Staff

Jesuit

Coaching -

Front

Row

Charles

Tom

Sawyer,

Rothermel,

Gary

Pasqua,

Randy

Best,

Rufe

-

Brewton.

Back

Row

Skip

Robert

Anton

Barnes,

Brower,

Nelson.

James

Brown,

Jack

Tom

Byrne,

Fitzsimmons,

Cross

Country

-

Front

Row

Mike

Todd

Young,

Eric

�obinson,

Harrison,

-

Wilson,

Jim

Bennett,

Dan

Chip

Curry,

Koerschner,

Ernest

Grumbles.

Back

Row

Mark

Gerald

Giard,

Brenden

Mike

Higgins,

Chris

In

the

1983,

Jesuit

Hernandez,

DeLong.

many

coach

injuries

Charles

DeLong

had

he

from

experience

the

as

team

made

a

sharp

heat

August's

a

state

at

Pole

well very

schools

against

the

larger

many

season.

throughout

The

faired

well

in

the

Rangers

2-AAAA

second

TCIL

District

but

finishing

some

showing

individual

The

strong

team's

performances.

showed

here

the

as

Junior

team

Varsity

their

won

overwhelmingly

Mike

district

competition.

had

a

Young

District

and

the

day

Bennett

won

State

competition.

Frank

finishing

John

Varsity

In

sec­

good

very

in

J.V.

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Flag

competed

depth

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and

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Beginning

ending

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his

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a

and

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the

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team

season

Second year

showed

Ricky

Charles

Cross

Country

successful

setbacks.

Frank

Carroll,

Coach

Doerbeck,

Pellegrini,

very

Championship

Hernandez

had

an

finish

impressive

all

Jesuit

runners.

leading

Mike

were

Captains

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the

season.

The

during

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Young

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the

Heart

team

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Ranger

Frank

Hernandez.

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Mike

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injuries

times

was

and

Specks

who

Pellegrini

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Varsity

Frank

Hernandez,

Mike

Young,

Mike

Pellegrini,

Eric

Harrison,

Carroll.

102

Ricky

Robinson,

Chris

Doerbeck,

Chip

and

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Gerard

Ranger

Day

Pep

Rally

Chariot

The

Section

7:

Mrs.

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Winners

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Craig

Pete

McAnally,

Moore,

Irons,

Jascott.

Jay

Doug

John

Gephart,

Shiner,

Braden

Power,

Blair

McGrain,

Mike

Kortschak,

Victor

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execution,

their

and

covered

the

costs

design,

of

names

six

Jesuit

Alumni

with

(together

of

inscribed

are

in

graduation)

year

the memory

permanent

Jerome

stone.

McGinnis

J.

'43

was

our

upon

-

first

in

World

War

II

casualty

1945).

(February,

Joseph

-

P.

Lostetter

'51

the

was

in

next

Korean

the

conflict

(Oc­

Schanz

J.

tober,

1952).

Bean

Michael

lost

his

life

when

his

ship

the

Vietnam

War

during

torpedoed

James

'54

Harry

was

'65

(October,

killed

was

G.

'67

in

died

the

in

1972).

War.

Vietnam

mid-air

a

crash

Pilot

New

over

Humphries

Mexico

And

the

of

coast

Michael

F.

Brown

1979).

(April,

off

Iran

when

his

was

said

to

'72

was

mid-air

casualties

Mr.

Al

are

explod­

No

known

to

this

at

us

Lostetter

for

the

of

the

Alumni

service

time.

the

of

arranged

and

other

1982).

(August,

lost

have

plane

in

ed

the

foundation

laying

stone.

setting

The

monument

student

dedicated

was

and

the

families

with

of

the

a

service

Deceased

for

November.

The

Jesuit

Band

for

for

over

the

Mr.

of

raising

U.S.

and

Capitol

Jesuit

whole

the

played

flown

flag

special

cured

the

Veterans'

on

body

in

Day

a

and

Mrs.

red,

white,

Schanz.

Building

Mr.

and

pro­

Mrs.

John

by

and

a

Humphries

for

the

provided

occasion.

Vietnam

blue

of

flowers

spray

Veteran

David

led

a

Oglesby

and

Fr.

Patrick

Koch,

prayer,

of

the

six

deceased

S.J.,

'44

veterans.

read

thumbnail

Veteran

biographies

Dwight

led

the

McCready

members

were

of

pledge

in

attendance

A

number

allegiance.

at

of

family

the ceremony.

117

I m

VARSITY

L-R:

Front

Jason

Row,

Second

L-R:

Row,

Fi

Terk,

Coach

John-David

Coelen,

Ramirez,

Coach

BASKETBALL

Cameron

Mike

Goodnight,

Tim

Byrne,

Matt

Montpas,

Martin,

Pat

Maun,

Steve

Joe

Ryan,

O'Keefe,

Doug

Tillotson,

Hafer,

Chris

Bearden,

Dodd

Jay

DeRose,

Coach

Vic

Crutcher,

Howe,

tzsimmons.

.�

Bearden,

Steve

Coelen

Coach

Lettermen

George

Varsity

Chris

142

Matt

O'Keefe,

Martin

1983-84

8-16

Jesuit

53

52

Opponent

51

Sunset

53

Rockwall

54

Marks

45

St.

58

Pearle

56

JV

74

61

Berkner

62

N.

53

Richardson

69

O'Connell

Garland

46

Incarnate

43

Notre

51

Garland

Christian

59

45

47

63

Nimitz

37

Newman

50

Sherman

34

St.

Smith

Marks

Garland

59

55

Word

Dame

41

58

67

Christian

47

65

37

54

54

46

Lynch

55

54

54

Nolan

59

White

54

42

Lynch

59

Nolan

60

Thomas

56

Jefferson

67

61

47

Lynch

143

resembled

Season

Basketball

1983-84

The

the

Ranger

stock

downs

and

its

had

it

market,

it

and

was

ups

One

be

would

there

minute

a

unpredictable.

very

the

a

The

dunk.

a

next

team

5

inside

with

very

situa­

in

lack

to

pressure

experience

In

tions.

talented

a

Jesuit,

seemed

by

games

by

less.

or

muscle

lost

6

marred

record

7

8-1

deceiving

points

posted

Rangers

turnover,

unmatched

their

some

hustle

and

but

this

games

their

for

made

determination

greeness,

up

district

sent

2-AAAA

a

Lynch

Tournament.

State

the

to

Bishop

hungrier

year

squad

O'Keefe,

Tim

and

this

Steve

MVP,

year's

offensive

had

Montpas

O'Keefe

with

seasons

superlative

the

team

rebounds

in

Montpas

Chris

in

the

in

floor

role

of

and

film.

Martin

year's

man

a

big

play

He

will

Howell

he

when

finally

Tillotson

Joe

season

next

return

seasons.

and

Vic

position.

Tillotson

while

with

from

confidence

second

was

Howell

burned

the

in

assists

from

nets

Bearden,

feet

Lettermen

out.

Cameron

a

Crutcher,

include

strong

rebounder,

an

Maun,

a

Mike

gressive

swing

146

page

J.

fine

ag­

all­

Goodnight,

man,

and

athlete,

on

Dodd

Returning

twenty

around

himself,

a

streaky

himself

a

starting

all-around

behind

had

potential.

settled

but

out

the

human

this

year

shooting

etched

led

Martin

played

is

and

and

promise

great

Bearden

while

bruises

Hafer,

Doug

highlight

efforts.

defensive

burns

intimidator

shows

Cont.

leading

Matt

and

Bearden

scoring.

excellent

in

turned

team

the

and

leading

squad

D.

a

Ramirez,

smooth

forward.

Senior

Pat

definite

a

crowd

had

Ryan,

flair

for

the

returning

to

underclassmen,

the

valuable

Many

to

year's

in

expect

this

yielded

so

Jesuit

big

last

contributing

effort.

were

experience

146

the

year

after away

Championship

of

from

this

year's

for

painful

on

spot

a

turned

State

come

role

a

playing

was

being

a

pleaser,

dramatic

This

squad.

seniors

year's

minutes

things

Round-BaIlers.

the

to

years

147

148

J.

Front

Row,

Kneese,

L-R;

John

Chad

Brady,

Bob

Jerome

Chris

Speer,

Back

Carter,

Coerver,

Basketball

Beckerman

Second

Hagley,

Row,

L-R;

Coach

Fitzsimmons,

Kevin

Row,

Walker,

L-R;

Mike

Bob

Buell,

Kon

Mike

Murray,

Heiser,

Richard

Mike

Grimes,

Poarch,

Joe

Lastelick,

Hank

Pelton,

Dudek,

Rich

Shawn

Damiani

Tom

1983-1984

v.

District

Champions

14-12

Jesuit

Opponent

45

32

Sunset

35

Rockwall

37

St.

46

Mark's

35

(O.T.)

Smith

55

Newman

49

Pearce

56

Richardson

Richardson

38

R.

62

50

(3

L.

O.T.)

Turner

34

Pearce

50

Garland

44

W.

T.

63

40

48

52

60

Christian

White

24

69

39

53

Mesquite

48

Pearce

55

Newman

32

Sherman

St.

66

Garland

46

49

Smith

Pearce

46

45

52

60

55

Marks

Christian

Vines

37

23

76

47

50

Lynch

54

Nolan

38

W.

T.

35

White

41

40

48

Lynch

43

Nolan

41

67

T.

58

J.

(O.T.)

149

J

'\ \.

150

Freshman

Basketball

-

-

Front

Row

Dennis

Jim

Lynch,

Bob

Loughborough,

Rob

Slattery,

Second

Row

Soper,

Todd

Philip

Kiehler,

Todd

Boeding,

Loerver,

Jacob

-

Lozano,

John

Joel

Murray,

Third

Row

Coach

Sharp,

Charlie

ing,

Carl

McAnally,

Allen

Byrne,

Vuckovich,

Brian

Moore,

Stephen

Potts,

Matt

Andrew

Brown­

Kennedy,

David

Pellegrini,

Record:

Jacquart.

9-10

Jesuit

Opponent

39

Nimitz

45

St.

Denton

Marks

41

26

Tournament

Consolation

Champ

56

N.

50

Mesquite

Park

Tournament

Highland

Consolation

Champ

43

S.

Grand

Prairie

55

58

37

Mesquite

39

35

Sherman

St.

Marks

38

35

42

350.T.

Lynch

36

41

Nolan

W.

T.

White

41

49

49

49

Lynch

31

Nolan

36

25

Jefferson

36

151

Soccer

Varsity

Front

Row:

Row:

John

Marvin

Phil

Hollander,

Emmett,

Garner,

Kip

David

Cloutier,

Assenheimer,

Richard

Pat

Hall,

David

Nasky,

George

Sendker,

Coughlin,

Sam

Bloom,

Cicherski,

Chris

Kervin,

Bill

Morales,

Andrew

Gary

Kevin

Dwyer,

Tullis,

Andrew

Massimino,

Steve

Tyler

Fourth

Charles

DeLong.

•

•

Brett

Adams,

David

Coach

Kervin,

Second

Row:

Greg

Scott

Moneta,

Coach

�

Captains:

Row:

Reggie

Miller,

�

152

Viracola.

Third

Lamberty.

Sandoval.

Carpenter,

Adams,

Mark

John

Biles,

John

Brett

Helling,

•

Sandoval

Charles

DeLong,

Reggie

1983-84

Record

10-2-2

Jesuit

Opponent

4

Cistercian

o

5

1

Trinity

o

Saint

3

Waco

Valley

Marks

1

o

1

1

Bishop

1

Ft.

Lynch

Worth

o

Country

4

Nolan

2

Greenhill

o

Richardson

2

Meinster

5

1

Day

2

Tournament

2

Cistercian

Saint

o

Marks

o

TCIL

-

9

0

Playoff

3

St.

3

Jesuit

Bishop

Thomas

More;

Strake;

Lynch

Houston

Houston

0

1

153

154

155

156

Junior

Varsity

Left

back

to

row:

Coach

Ochs,

Mike

Mike

Corbin

Vance,

Doyle,

Lewis,

Mike

Jim

Fredericks,

David

Steve

Greenleaf,

Espenschied,

Right

Jim

Fazen,

Kyle

Jung,

Jose

Milt

Duda,

Songy,

Front

Ramos,

Richard

Trey

Clark,

Steve

Hall,

Philip

Row:

Strayley.

Luke

Schatz,

Matt

Bone,

Damon

Mark

Rivera,

Smith,

John

David

Loveland,

Mike

Matt

Miller,

Gallagher,

Campbell,

John

Bob

Joe

Nguyen,

Pat

Jung,

Kinzer,

Pat

Mitchell.

Lenny

Koch,

Ross

Mike

Coulter,

Mathis,

Franke

Martinez,

157

l Swim

Left

John

to

Right:

Lovell,

158

Jeff

Coach

John

Cadwell,

Francell,

Mr.

Kuehler,

Englert,

Jeff

Tim

Frigo,

Lavin.

Laidlaw,

Andy

Team

Chris

Carr,

Doug

Wynn,

Tim

Lavin,

Jay

Powers,

J.

Lehman,

J.

Mark

Struble,

159

160

161

Wrestling

Varsity

.

.

L

.

Front

R,

P

d

Chri

I

F

L

to

R

Back

Row:

David

Peter

Hamer,

Barrett,

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Chpper

Peale,

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Jesuit

is

kind

of

like

being demands

of

Jesuit

preclude of

food

two-a-days,

it

a

on

moustache;

only

gets and

do

schools

not

have

to

public noticed

Haben.

Troy,

,

at

bit

Coach

Kirk

Bucky

Bennett

Pictured)

Wrestling

a

if

it's

in

the

or

if

it

good. much

about

Most

requirements.

eligibility Jesuit

has

been

wrestling

past,

years

as

worry

tastes

way

In

Jesuit's

of

success

in

consumed

is

budget

sports over-shadowed

by

other

by

sports. the

"big" crowds

No

have

rocked

(football,

sports

basketball,

etc.),

the

Sportatorium is

so

not

funded

well

here.

The

wrestling at

as

(thanks,

the

ever

Bearden),

popular takes

coach, J-St.

Mark's

basketball

time

his

Krumm,

Gary

o�f

No

Big

o.ne

gam�s.

to

regular holds

after