Bellarmine High School - Cage Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1950 volume:

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I THE PRESIDENT In the years to Come. thus hook wall Cage a host ot memorlea ol your former teachers. ol fellow students. and ol the happy Carefree days at Bellarmnne We hope It wrll always be a Ioy to reopen and to rclrve those happy days But we do hope and pray that thus annual wall not recall the fundamental prunflples we gave you that we are Creatures ot Cod and owe alleguance to I-lam. that our Creator has bestowed Certarn Inalrenable rights on all men. that a mans value is measured by hrs ad herence to Code moral code and that the only true Success as the salyatlon ot onels own Immortal foul We hope and pray thus Cage will not reca these truths. because we hope an a','1 ou wall hayetlukfd these truthgyal a and that you WIN halyefeont-Lnde tfn In s e sons of Bellarmlne I L4 'I I- 4 J .x47,,' f , L 't- 1 I 'A 4 I 4 v x X . X K Lx .. , r ' ' N . 4 l cnc: .Z FR PAUL BUCHANAN FR WILLIAM CILL FR IOHN COUDIE FR BERNARD HARRIS FR. RONALD HERRON. FR FRED KOEHLER s.I. sp SI sp SI. s.I. Rcluznon III. Englnsh II, Relngnon IV Englnsh I, Rclnglon III Englush I Relugnon II Latan I 0 ll Rcllglon IV. Engllsh IV. Religion Il, Physucs Socuology. Moderator Rm 7 Modnrator Rm 9 Moderator Rm S Moderator Rm. 4 Moderator 2B Moderator Rm I0 'lst semcsterl Cub Football v K I O ,ly ' I I A -ru A ,lvxfx It Ag? G: 55 1 X I. X' 6 - 5, --f , x ' ff: - I -f , , ,Z xv FR IOSEPH LYNCH, FR. IOHN THATCHER. FR. FRANC MR. HAROLD FREE, MR LEONARD KAUFER. MR. NEELL MEANY . I. S. I. S. I S. I. S. I. , I. Student Advuser Dureclor Religion IV. Chemrstry. Reluguon V Latin Il, Rclugion I. Hustory I Lv ll. English I. Geometry Creek I Cv II, Latn IV Sodaluty BVM Moderator Rm ll. Solid lnetry, Moderator Rm. 2. Algebra ll, Trngonomotry, French II. Cage, Luon Band. Clee Club Moderls Rm. 7 Soph Basketball Debate, Asst. Must: I rl-If I 'IWW J., 'A' 0 ' H. ' LL, ,i i I gf' , A H .x , fussy wp . , it X l 1 .. S' Us . S 8 LQ Q- v QL... -A MR IOHN MURRAY MR LOUIS PAZAR. S I MR RICHARD SEAVER. MR. MICHAEL TAYLOR, MR. ANDY SLATT MAIOR LESTER B. 5 j, Religion I. U. S History- S. I. S. I. Spanish I Cv ll. Business IOHNSON Librzirian, Latin I, Tw f Civics. Algebra I. Religion Il, English III. Religion I. English I. Arithmetic, Physical Professor of Military Cub Baskott- Moderator Rm. 3. Latin Ill. Moderator Rm. Latin ll. History II, Education. Head Coach: Science and Tactics ffiball. Ritlc Club. 6, Asst. Coach Football Moderator Rm. I, Football, Basketball, I fy!-f fc-ncinz. Chess and Basketball. Soph Dramatics, Book Store Track Q ' 'fb Football, Lions' Club, V- yt K , Cheer Leaders Y I ,x 2 K ag X , V ' A, 'L l'Af'! A i rr lv'A A 'f if i ,,, l,,f,l',. 5 A 4 6 Q, 7 xv Lge' S. M SCT CLEVE BIRKES SCT. IST CLASS SCT. IST CLASS MRS. PEARL CAUL Asst. P,MSL'T. HARVEY IEWETT ALBERT SHINOKIS Registrar, ROT.C. Instructor Asst P.M.S Cr T, Asst. P.M.S. Cv T., Secretary to Principal ROTC. Instructor R0.T.C, Instructor Tl-IE PRINCIPAL Withhold not correction from a child: for if thou strike him with the rod, he shall not die Prov. 23. l3. . . and l will have mercy on whom I will, and l will be merciful to whom it in shall please me. arg, Exod. 33, I9 The Angel that delivereth me from fi- all evil, bless these boys. If Cen. 48, I6, --L., -f' And he sent letters to all the provinces of his kingdom . . . in dif- ferent languages . . . Esth. l, 22. FR. FRANCIS E, DUFFY, SJ. 1 K - hi it i sl oft - A I -. 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BURROWS DANIEL E eos 4 Classrcal Course Mask and Dagger 4 Lrons Club alny I Glen Clu Radro Plays CARLSON WILLIAM L s 46 Scrennhc Course T C Hug s alrty I C rcer V c Pres I Sec Treas at Arms -I Baske ball serves Z Cubs I l' i DOROTICH IOHN N S Leos 46 Scsenhfrc Course alrfy 3 Bas ball M L evmcns Club 3 ROTC 3 Hockey Mgr 3 Coopfn WILLIAM Sl PBTYICKS 46 CEDCIBISUUYSC allfy I R U S almarflriks 46 Classrul Course ROTC Z 3 Hlghcst A ee Club Track 4 ECKROTH THOMAS DEIBERT IOSEPH 5 Sf Marrrn s 47 Classical Course Sl Pafnck s 46 General Course ng Club 3 I TINY I O 2 3 F00' lball V rsrly 3 Sop 'SIVY 3 4 Leflefmfni Club AI Cnty 4 Basketball Varsity 3 mblmi I 2 4 T'-if 4 Soph 2 Lelfermen s Club 3 4 I-I Operetra 4 CY H' ' 6 I C4 I Hgh -6 Q ' I, Sglrnl-A Z. 3: any 1 PEM ROTC Z! z,s.4,Rorc 2.3.4, 3 gm: . rr sg' V . A Sl Leo' ' Il g 1 p - V s . '4 . . W Sod. I Z 3 4 Cl b Pre 2 Sodallfy I, 2 3, 2 B nd . Z 3 Eloc lun I 2. R TC 2 I 2 3 Clec Club 43 TC Zi l ' Foo , u 1 k 4. . 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Rank Znd Lt Tumblrng I LOONAM IAMES R Immun 46 Classrcal Course o alrty I n Stall 2 Pm Cage S U V Ice f Democracy Entry 4 T C 4 Hrghest Ra Znd Lt Delegate to Boys fate 3 Elocuhon 4 van-' Class Sec Trcas 3 Debate Club Z Elocutron 2 Foot I 4 Cubs I Leltcrmens Club 4 Iumor Prom Cornmutlcc BY MANLEY THOMAS L ray Iunror Hugh 46 General ourse ass Pres C 1 e P s 3 Class at Arms o alnty xrn R O T C 2 3 Hrghest Rank gt Football Varsrty 3 4 Reserves Z So hs I Lettermens Club 3 4 il f MCINTOSH GLENN A Stewart 47 General Course TC , MCLEAN JAMES K NOBLES THOMAS P Marymount 47 Classlcal Course n23R0 i Q'-' Vlsrtatuon 46 Honor Classucal RO C 2 .qt Q.: OKEY JOHN R L os 46 Classical Course allty l 4 C Club 3 Hrghest Ran Cpl Tumblmg l 2 Hockey Mgr OLEARY CERARD D Leos 46 Classucal Course alrty l 2 3 4 Vlce Pre ROTC 2 3 Highest a Class Pres 4 Sec Treas at Arms 2 C e S orts Edrtor Lons Club 3 Vrce Pres 4 Operetta 2 3 Radlo Plays 3 Iunlor Prom Commrttee 3 Football Vgsrslty142Reserves 3 s l I 9 x sL..'f MARTIN IAMES I Holy Rosary 46 Honor Classrcal Course Mask and Dagger Club Op etta 3 L n aft alnty l oxrng 2 ootball bs I as cthall Cubs l Dee ae o B s St tc 3 Debatcl s 4 Elo uuon 4 Wunn r 2nd Place 4 MERCHANT MELVIN D St co s 46 College Preparatory C urse S dallt 3 4 Rltle 4 RO C Z 3 Highest Ran Master Sgt Outstandnng Marks m nshnp 3 4 Football C bs I Z MILLER EDWARD S McCarver 46 General Course TCZ OWINCS DONALD L Vrsrtatuon 46 College Preparatory Course PAWLAK LORENZ W lumor Hugh 47 Classrcal allty 2 R O G ce C u Mason Course ov- NOYES IAMES I Scuentntrc Course Sacred Heart OTC 2 Hrghest Ra Hockey Cl b 2 sst nan 2 3 4 Operet a in- S C A ' - I 2. 3: A er 1 no St l, Z. 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MICHAEL I KEELEY Q FRED I GRAHAM me A ' 1 'N Ioszvu w szsasncsrz R KOEHLER WILLIAM R RIGNEY PAUL I LeBLANC :L 'Q Q WILLIAM P HARTMAN sf me ' L46 . .I . - - Q C sea I 2 3 4. sod .z. 3.4. nofrc. z. 3. g R0 2 L C' b 3 4' .' ' A A , , M . I: B sc- . h X A Z - H me' . 4. X . Ai . X , 7' X . L . 2 Nh S L , pas . Hugh! '41 u SP - t ' ' . . , .43 I sea . 2.3,-I1R.O.TC. 2, 3. no 2. 3. . nk: sl 4, g : .3 I. Ist Ltp Cl - Z: . . 1 :O - F 1 ' S ph tt 1 3 . Z rac 3. ' ' Club 3, 4. w . , 1- A K 4: , . - , s ' Culiucf , A Q - ' x fo I K I 1, N. Q fc: S ' 6 Q 3 . Sf Qtr ' t S I . t- . A1 . i. Q IL W . 1 ss .4 14 S 5 A I I w ' ' - X ' ll dl 13 mx..-G L--n N I X Ax Q ' 1 nl fp P Q r . , . J H I I .HVAC ml ,qifi FIRST ROW' L Haniger, D, Taylor, A. Beane B. Money, I, Koehler, R Blanchctte, L. Flcischmann, Martin, D Brittain. SECOND ROW: I. Vettori, C. Rowle , R. Rcppclle, W Wyman, R. Turco, R Russell, F. Troup. I. Schlatter, I. riffith, D, McHugh, M, Mingo THIRD ROW: D, Michaelson, R. Fijalka, R. Schiesz, I, Harrison. I Powloski, I. George, T. Thompson, V. Sclvy, R. Frochlcr uniors This year Joe Junior had what was his first real experience with Creek, Chemistry, and Spanish. lt was not an unusual sight to see Mr. Junior quietly pulling his hair out over some strange word or formula. l-lowever, not all of the talents which are present in the future senior class were applied only to the intellectual side of Bellarmine. Many Juniors took part in some extra-curricular actixity during l949-50. ln sports several received varsity awards, In every school activity and organization there was at least one junior on the roster. Many of the stellar units in the play, minstrel show, and operetta were Juniors. ,1- .4 fa' its N .. 1l 'g ' --0- .fq l . 5 A l' u-wa-sr-v .-r-xv .sl fi --, X FIRST ROW I Iackson. I Rabdau. I Soltis. R Moms. I, Morris, R. Lucas, T. Folk, C, Trudnich. I Eidson. C. Zukowski SECOND ROW' R Reding, D. Martclli, A, Centoni, I. Karpach. K Cordon. K, Roberts. E Pawlak, L. Eckroth. C. Fcrdcrer. D. Chopp, I. Mclntyrc. THIRD ROW R. Hcltsley. T. Conley, R. Bcrrcns, I. Mandy, R. Strobel, I. Morris, B. Henricksen, F. Gagliardi, R Clayberg ln the course of the Year these undergrads sponsored several dances, the profits from which went toward preparations for the annual Junior Prom This, belng the main event in the Junior year, was as excellent an affair as the combined efforts of the Juniors could possibly make it. The dance was held on May I9 in the Rainbow Room of the Towers Louie Crenier's orchestra provided the music and enter- tainment. As in previous Years, the graduating class was the honored guest. The committee for this event consisted of Roger Blanchette, Ken Cordon, Jim Griffith, Les Haniger, Don lvlartelli, Verne Selvv, Ralph Turco, and Tommy Thompson. The Class of 'Sl has seventvefive students in its two roll rooms. The class officers were the follow- ing ln Room 9, Don lvlartelli, Jim Morris, George Ferderer, and Dick Heltslev. ln Room TO, Roger Blanch- ette, Leonard Fleischmann, and Ralph Turco. , ,R ef X aqjzfy Q 'To 'Vx 6 N 58 ro5W' otoo ,s ,AQO ii l3 I I 'x x . - 'Q ig Y lying .- FIRST ROW: D. Birkland. D Zcmck. I Nycgaard, W Doonan. T Coleman, I Ray. D Brcdl, B Bullincr. T Holt, D. Kapcrick SECOND ROW L Rowley, R. Milloy, T Altman, A, Renncr. W Callwas, W. Mcany. C. Snarski. M Strong, I Straling. R Cordon. E Longcn. P. Chapman, R Pcsscmicr, I Healy Mr. L. Kanter. S, I. THIRD ROW' C. Sclvy. P. Walker, E Knuckcy. C. Delbert. R Hcrmscn, W, Russell. P. Hoffman, W Kershul. R. Heli, I Anlush, C. Fischer, I. Callucci, R. Iutllla. So rhomores They came timidly up the hill in September, l948. looking tere ribly small and scared, and giving promise of nothing better than getting under everybody's feet, which they did, They came back again in September, l949, some a good half foot taller, and all of them a great deal wiser with the experience of a year on the hill. Immediately they turned up everywhere'-in sports, in the various clubs. and in dramatic productions, Not in the back seats, either, but often in important positions and occasion- ally in top places. There were sophomores doing great work on the debate team1 sophomores starred in the operetta, and their blackened faces sang out in rows at the Minstrel show: the soph basketball team fought its way to city championship, and two members of this class stepped into editorial positions on the school paper. ln addition to all this, the second-year men maintain an enviable scholastic record, thus proving that school activities should not and need not crowd out the books. Bellarmine can expect great things from these lads during the next two years W 'A-I !- J 6 Q FIRST ROW: C, Boyle. F. McDonald. R. Bader, R. Hohn. I. Vetter. F. Barfenetti. L. Riconoscuito, I. Penti- montr, S. Baunsgard, B. Zdenc. SECOND ROW1 R, Dowmng. B. LaRue. W. Zezeus. R. Christi, P. Frsh B. Crawford. T. Crifflth. D. Hahn. R. Crunert. C. Seifert. D. Ruche. D. Iean. F. Blankenshrp THIRD ROW: A. Bailey. R. Owmgs. R. Gamalielson. I. Wmtermute, E, Franck, R. Lynam. R. Cuelh W. Burk, P. Persung, I, Wrngenbach. FIRST ROW: W. Henricksen, G. Spencer. R. Burton. C. Smith. C. Enfield. H. Weber, M, Orse L lmhof. L. Barzar. SECOND ROW: L. Calkins. C. Radonich. I. Galivan. B. Erhart. H. Good, R. Wight. R. Woolery. W, Ehlu. I. Wungard, D Cloquet. THIRD ROW: L. LaCross. I. Barzar, B. Morrill. D. Roy A, Hanson, I. Pfeuffer. T. McDonough. I. Mcrtz. K. Roy, R. Surlna. I. Wonder. ABSENT: F. Rcmeto I. Kirk, C. Hartman. F. Fermo. .v ':' h ' 995' HY' I FIRST ROW: D. Hart, E. Fabre. S. Anderson, P. Tovoli, W. Gagnon, D. Leo, I. Rabdau. D. Beardemphl. I. Hart. K. Smith. SECOND ROW: B. Winter, R. Koch. W. Smart, C. Zclenak. M. Laughlin, I. Cal- lucci, T. Murphy. I. Burgi, M. Studley, I. Wingard, I. Stiilley. I. Luchino, I. Rigney. T. 0'TooIe. Mr. M. Taylor, S. I. THIRD ROW: P. Hamilton. I. Umbriaco, I Peschek. N. Harrison. B Klee. T Verner, K. Kinsley. C Miller. C Brands, D. Robinson, M. Howell. Freshnwn During eight strife ridden years, the one consolation embedded in the very soul of a student is that he might enter, at last, after graduation from the grades, into the vast domain of a high school. Then that first year, as all first years, fills the class with great enthus iasm and ambition for school activities Why? Because the Frosh feel separated and uncertain of their steps in this new life, and each has the desire to be. as they say, one of the boys Later in the year we find the glowing anxiety lulled and replaced by a sophisticated Hknowfit-all attitude. The atomic age has brought a new kind of class to Bellarmine4Tl-lE ATOMIC FROSHfffull of the same kind of boundless energy that character- izes the age They have already shown that energy in a willingness to dig in and contribute to the well-being of their school, and they give promise of touching off a blast of school spirit such as has rarelyibeen seen. Q . . . ' To them Bellarmine can only saye -keep it up, as we know you will, and 3 we hope that the coming Frosh will follow your example toward building a 3 better Bellarmine. jx Officers of the Freshman class were Charles Miller, Duane Hart, Ted 3 qf, Verner, Tom Murphy, Mike Dougherty, Pat Quinn, Joe McCavick, Larry 'ix Kelly, and Ronald Van Eycke NX ix 'tw A 1 Y I.. X xi rx -.-F 1 6 .tik- .Aa-04 49 ,,.,-v- fr: ,Z .- V Of! 5' . . Rs' I ,, Q. I -Y' - -df ,I4-,f .ibm SEATED I Gallagher. T Bcrchch R Murchcll M Calbraufh I Pc!- rnch. D Bcrrcns L LaPor!c T Erclh, P Mcrnaugh. I Burns. P Pxpcr. M Tyrrell SECOND ROW W Engcnn-mann L Kelly I Kunncr M Dougherty. L Eckrorh E Cuumond T Trusclo I Zukowxlu T Loran T Farlcy T Colcman I. Koller, I Rogers, M Polkvng horn B Ewunz D Iolubous Mr H Frcc. S I THIRD ROW C Ccrhnrr W Farrell A Dmmond W Rozmyn, R Ludcman, R Crop por, R Monaghan, I McC.1vuck P, Qulnn, W Colbo, R, Cox. A. Bader. A. Ci FIRST ROW' W Fisher, I. CallwaS. R Arnola, H. Bachman, R Bama. R Ccnfonr. W, Carr SECOND ROW: F Lambert. T, Beretich, R Van Eycke. I. Oswald, P. Conant. I Lcvcsquc. E. Kindell. THIRD ROW: R. Pfcrffer. R. Sonneman. T Fame. I Santino, T. Greco, D. Blanchard MISSING: I. Pchovuch. E. Richardson, C Woodard. ,L 5, IZ! Z., - lick 1. A Nxfggign R.U.T. C. iii 'N ' MICHAEL KEELEY Cadet Lt, Col. 2nd Semester R.O,T.C. RIFLE TEAM-KNEELINC: P. Donahue. W. Money. M, Merchant, R, Rigney, C. Spencer. STANDING: Maj. L. 8. lohnson, C. Wander. R. Woolery. P. Cuisti, P. LeBlanc. D, Custin, L, Imhof, Sgt. A. Shunokns. ' v o li EEUU! II' RICHARD HESELTINE Cadet Lt. Col, Ist Semester FIRST ROW: Ist Lt. M. Woodkc. 2nd Lt. K. Roberts, Bat, Koclcy. Capt. R. LaPortc. SECOND ROW: Maj. L. johnson. Znd Lt G. Clanos, 2nd Lt. C. Rowley, Maj. I. Hagala. THIRD I. Weycr, Ist Lt. I, Bruno, Capt. I. Caftnkxn, Capt. R, Hcscltine -f. -A ,ff-'-N, gg fi X f?5-fam! ' 3. JI E 2-? 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Sodalltl Junwrs T ROW C Zukowskn Rabdau K Robcrrs L Eckrofh E Pawlak K Cordon R Morns D Mlchanlson I Marhn R Hclts lcy SECOND ROW D Martclln cnncksen Ga lard: ns Rugncy I Schlafter C Row y C Iurlch L Hamgcr R Froehler R Blanchctfe M Mungo I Koch r THIRD ROW D Taylor oup D Chopp I Karpach Cuush T Thompson I Harrsson I Powloslu I Ccorgc R Russell V Sclvy L Flcuschmann C Trud mch I Svnlors FIRST ROW F Vamzan P Le Blanc W Burke hl I Marun Bartcnclll S nlos I H1 la ousc c Wet rnson I nlush Hnlsa SECOND ROW W Traynor I Loonam C Walhcr I Campbell I Secbcrger A Boyle P Iohnson Merchant W Flnnopzln W llc D Charlcson M Kcclcy man m C1 I I I Grubb THIRD ROW Burrows W Rlgncy W L1Vcrgnc George W Carlson C ry T chlcr Ca Callwas I Dorohch N Bcrchch Anslow C Boll Rovu Woodkc E Cullng n bl! fm D. .as '-nam Sophomores FIRST ROW W Hcnrlckscn W I E Fcrmo M Orsc L lm L Rnconoscunfo T Holt I Kurk H Weber C Enhcld SECOND ROW rl Bad T Cru 4 Dowmng L Ba zar F Ba I S Baunsgxrd B Bullnn cr F Blankcnshnp D Brcdlc THIRD R W B Erharf I Nycgaard D cmck E Longcn D Borkan E Knuckcy A Rcnner I Snarslu M Strong B Callwas I Calucca Hca I Plcrffcr FOU W R Mxlloy W Mcany f0'fY L La rossc Cue: Kcrshul P Hoffman W 0 z us W urk K1pcrnc Frschcr R Pcsscmuer 'l'1'8lllIl0ll SEATED D Bcnrdcmphl l Shrlley M Tyrrell P Tovolr R Mrtchcll L. Kelly. L LaPortc, P Mcrnaugh. I Wrngard, M Studlcy j Burns, W Frsher SECOND ROW R Barns, S. Anderson l Calluccr. C Zelenak. T Trusclo C Cerhart, M, Dougherty, P. Qurnn M. Polk- rnghorn, T Farlcy T Bercrrch, R Arrrola B Ewung. l Callwas. K Smtth P Piper THIRD ROW 1 Pc-sdrck Lrrtlc Benny Erhart 1 Oswald N Harrrson R Van Eyckc. R Ludcman. R Pferffer I Pctrrch K Krnslcy. T Loran C Muller .fmlulitg The Sodalnty of the Blessed Vrrgln Marx Bellarmtnes spirrtual and most wtclelv parttclpatecl rn actm tx was hehtnd manx a dexotrpn and llturgvcal tunctuon dunno the xear During October the rosarx was rec-ted datlx an the student chapel May agaun brought the recrtatton ot the rosarx each noon hour before the statue of Our Lady At each ot these exerctses a soclaltst delivered a talk on the Mother ot C-od The annual retreat, the largest and most tmportant event In the life ot every student, covered a three dag perrod, Nov Zl Q3 Fr John Kelley. SJ. a former Bellarmtne teacher, was retreat master for the Senrors. Junuors, and Sophomores Fr Lxnch, SJ. dtrector ot the Sodaluty, conducted the Freshman retreat Oftrcers for the Senror Sodaltx were Joseph Grubb. prefect Jerrx' O'Leary, wce prefect, and Bull Frnnegan. secretarx treasurer Junror Sodalityi Del lvlichaelson, prefect Duck l-leltslev. vtce-prefect: Roger Blanchette. secretary-treasurer Sophomore Sodalttx Btll C-allwas pre fect, Srdney Baunsgard. vuce protect. Mtke Strong. secretarx treasurer Freshman Sodaluty Dave Beardemphl, prefect. Dtck Mrtchell, wce- prefect, Mike Doughertv. secretarx treasurer T TO RIGHT D Bcardcmphl I Grubb R Frochlcr F Fcrmo. L lmhof. W. Callwas. Fr, 1. Lynch. SJ. MISSING' D. Mnchaclson. RETREAT MASTER: Fr. lohn Kelley, S.l L4 ,. Ts, QC .. . 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Donna Hess Marliyn Thmden THIRD ROW Daniel Burrows Michael Mingo. lamcs Harrison Thorrns Ko hlcr RIGHT Lords i . l ' ' ' f x I e , Curtaln all On stage, everybody? Those words, which have thrilled Bellarmine thespians for twenty-two years. sent them out before the footlights on three separate occasions this year. It was January Thaw last winter, when William Roos' rib-tickling three- act comedy was staged in the Temple Theater. The combined cast of Bellarmine High and Aquinas Academy students gave a matinee and an evening performance on December l9, Mr. Michael Taylor, S.J., directed the play. ln this play John Callucci portrayed Herbert Cage, an author, and Donna Hess took the part of Marge, his wife. The sudden appearance of a supposedly dead country couple, Jonathan and Mathilda Rockwood, enacted by Jim Harrison and Betty Jean Plaquet, led to a gay dramatic adventure. Others in the cast were Suzanne Sheridan as Barbara Cage, Tom Koehler as Matt Rockwood, Tom Thompson as George Husted, Joann Lehman as Sarah Cage, Marilyn Thailen as Paula Cage, Roger Blanchette as Uncle Walter, Mike Mirign as Mr, Loomis Sue Backer as Frieda, and Dan Burrows as Carson, On the evenings of February l9, 20, and 2l, teeth flashed in thirty blackened laces when the curtain rose on the Booster Minstrel show at St. Leo's. Some spirited songs from this group and some fast' stepping on, the part of Terry and Tom Coleman, Jimmy Ray, Ron Jutilla, Tom Conley, Rick Bader, Bill Doonan, and John Kirk, all went to make a rousing background for the Boosters' acts. A special instrumental trio on this occasion consisted of Johnny Bartenetti, Ed Knuckey, and Joe Callucci Fiesta time was in order when Bellarmine and St. Leo's went Spanish in their annual spring musical, The Spanish 3elli,-, which was presented in St. Leo's Auditorium April 30, vlay I, and May 2. The colorful and interesting story was ef- fectively told in dialogue and music by a large cast numbering more than seventy, Sister Lavinia, O.S.F., and Fr Thatcher. dance routines Mus-cal accompaniment was furnished bv Louis Cren-er and his orchestra. Principals in the cast were Bill LaVergne as Dick Taylor, an American film salesman, Mary Schryber as Carmella, the Spanish belle, Peggy Mack as Henrietta Whipstich, Ken Roberts as Archie the Englishmang Elaine Flaherty as Mrs McCanng Terry Coleman and Ron Jutilla as the airplane mechanics, Margaret Heltsley and Olive Fischer as Maria and Dolores, daughters to Mayor Jose Martinez, portrayed by John Smallsg Milla Marchesini as Rosita, a Spanish maid, Mike Mingo as Senor Juan Corvalho, the chief of police, and Donna Morton and Joan Piper as Elsa and Anne, American tourists. in lh Splnish Bok Mary Schryber William LaVcu,ni I ., -l A '1 SJ , directed the operetta. Bob Colombini prepared the several Q S X w . 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I Cmmblt T Crum I Rav I Hmlv I Anfush I Callucc I Korhl v sem R I. ch I bb C2571 ff ' I .e.,i , DEBATE TEAM-SEATED' F Graham T K tm R STAND- oehlcr, I Mar , I ay INC' los Callucci, W Dconan R Blanchcttc B Klee. D Birkland B Crawford I Callucci P Walker E Longcn I Healy R. Clayberg T Crit- hth, Mr L. Kauler, SI. Coach e, the Af irmatirv . . . The past year must be remembered as a building year for debating at Bellarmine, since eleven out of sixteen debaters were either sophomores or freshmen. Even at that, the boys made a shovv ing that was both a credit to the school and an encouragement to Mr L Kauter, SJ , the coach The team split about even in decisions against the following schools' Clover Park, Auburn, Vashon. Sta dium, Kent, Meridian, Snoqualmie, Puyallup, and Fife ltwo debates vvith Fitel In December the Debate Club attended Seattle Universitys tournament, and in March the tourney at Gonzaga in Spokane. While the coach makes no rash promises for the future, he is confident that the team members have profited by this Vear's wins and losses. ELOCUTION WINNERS- SEATED- Iam Harruson, Bernard Klee, Iirnmy Ray. STANDING: Iim Martin, Neal Harrison, 2 usw ulcers W' ff- , Q 5 Q.. 4110 ll gif' 9.21 J 4 BAND FIRST ROW A Beane I Soltrs I Bartenettr I Rgney W Doonan SECOND ROW I McCavlck C Radonrch T Farley RD ROW der D redl Bullnnger T Coleman FOURTH ROW P Chapman I Barzar C K k ade Br ttan I Iackson FIFTH ROW P Conant B Zdenc I Ray I Weyer Once agaln thus year the Bellarmane band added zup and color to school tunctnons Under the durectlon ot Fr Thatcher S J the group grew an talent and number Fr Thatcher secured more music and tor the first tnme an the hrstory of the band sux unch henulle letters as awards This year twenty two enthusiastic musncnans were presented with letters for their musncal efforts at rallles assemblses and games Brnghtest moments for the band were the Crnd Co Round and the Seattle Prep game Ben Bullrnger was presldent of the band Darrell Brnttarn was vzce presndent and Jack Soltls dld secretarual duty The Clee Club too has a not to be forgotten spot nn the musncal lnmelnght Thus club whrch rose to new helghts gurded by Fr Thatcher made nts most spec tacular appearance an the Booster lvllnstrel Show ot Feb I9 20 and Zl when thrrty blacktaced boys sang to a delsghted house at St Leo s ln the absence ot Fr Thatcher the group was dorected by Mr Kaufer SJ Gagnon B Zderrc F B Delbert I McCavrck W M Mrnqo R Claybcrg THIRD ROW K Cordon L Eckroth T Conley W Doonan D Buttman I C Sclvy C Delbert P Conant R Blanchettc P Chapman T Altman CLEE CLUB FIRST ROW T Coleman R Bader I Ray T Coleman W Moms P Ehlr W Rrgney A Boyle E P1wIak I Kirk K Roberts I Iankenshrp SECOND ROW I A 'A LaVergne I Weyer I Smalls Iackson R Iutllla I Vettou . 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'Y' I If i' 'T Ilan g ' BELLARMINE RIFLE TEAM KN ELING C Selvy W Ehh Tyrrell I Burns F Fer m of Chapman Woolcry STANDING M Mer Cusfm E Knu key P nc P Cu str W Mone R Rrgney I Calluccm G Trud n C Wonder I Iac on F Caghardr P Haw cy TU BLERS IN ACTION FRONT R Hahn G Serfert I Drbert L Imhol W Ehlr REAR I Hagala holdmg up F Ferma 0n lnuarrl ' Chvvlnmalc' FENCINC TEAM KNEELING B Clawfhfd, I IBCKSOII HESS CLUB S Anderson R Cla beri I K09h'f-'V STANDING P Frsh, W Doonan, R Clayberg, G Trudmch, D Bllkl-ind E Longen 3 C'8Wf0'd KIBIT ER M M1080 R Bader I Koehler L Rowley C if ' I . lt- x N , 2 L Im.: iff I A ' - - ' l In A f., 1 .- I . F ,L V, E 5 , . , M. , . . mo. L. I h , C. , R chant. I. Moms, T, Koehler, ' D. ', . c , ,Lc- Bla . I . , y, ich, . . . ks . . '. . I M - : . . I ' , . e , . , . I V . . 1 1 'J 5 : . . .. C I -. . . y . A. I . ,Q wd A -02' rv-5. 'YY 1 U1 f v fV if i C L I Q mibm H2 m!5P!nm .Q V ., 5 from to Y f 1, ex FF .lC.m' anl, gr tht . STO Cot r ANDERLE. Back BERETlCH.Tackle BRUNO, Tackle DEIBERT Tackle ECKROTH End ENFIELD, Back FINNEGAN. Guard CAFFIKIN, End GEORGE Back CRUBB, Center old That Line! Coach Anclv Slatts Bellarmtne Ltons looked ahead to the l9-39 football season through spectacles stall rose--colorecf thc 'tr lltarat shrftvng cf the last two tears But they fatled to foresee the dtfftculves IU regard to manpower that arose zkc 1 seayr' :1 sapo. Pttng though marked by seteral brtght moments Thr Lrftns .itrlrft fare too well tn the Gnd-Cf.-Round. taktng a back seat to Ltncoln, Stadtum, and Clover Park ln tw sc-asons cfftc a' f'l f'V' t the Blue anr1-Whttr- handed a -33 't defeat to the Pentnsula Seahawks Star performance L ganau was rrfgtstereti lm Bolt Anrlerle vwhr took the npr-ntng ktck off and scampered H7 yards to paydurt and the ng ta 't. The second vtctory was wen agatnst Sheltorfs Hlghcllmbers when the Bells rang up .3 l9 6 count Pushtng oter touch- s tr- alt but the thtrd oertod, the Lions had ltttle trouble tn dtspostng of the favored Htghclurntmers Shelton scored thetr teugnfiown tri the ftnal pertocl. Belwfgharns Rauders staggered the Ltons lm a l3-2 tally to gate the Slattmen thetr ftrst setback Bellarmtnos only s carhrt tn the ftnal stanza when caotatn Loule Rovau and John Bruno mauled Bull Stone In the end zone for a safety The Longwow Lurnljertacks stopped the Bellarmune ground attack and scarred an rrnpresstte l-1 it non confercnrt r. on thetr own home terrttorv, lt was the second stratght loss for the Bells, who fatled to threaten thr-ughout thc C' Contc'ST. 4' THE LINE -p c.m.k.n, L Rovar G Pnsscmncr. 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At first, furnouts were somewhat dampened by old Jupe Pluvius. but the weather warmed up true to form, and the Lions had some good sessions Surviving the cut were pitchers Charles Bott, Joe Seeberger, Don Riche, and Jim C-allwas. Don Martelli. Sid Baunsgard, Dick l-leltsley. Bob Froehler. and Jim Jolibois were outtielders. while Joe Karpach. Bill Ciallwas. Del Michaelson, Bill Kershul, Mike Strong. Ash White, and Ralph Cuelfi made up the infield. Jim Callwas was elected captain by his teammates. Unfortunately, the Cage went to press too early in the season to give any game results. KNEELINC S Baunsgard. R Hcltslcv. R Cuclli. M Sfrong. D M.1rtclli.D Michaclson, R Morris C Bott STANDING: D. Hart. Mgr. W Kcrshul, I. Callwas I Karpach. A, White. W Callwas. I Scebergcr, R Frochler. F. Bartcnefh. Mgr. ' s, J il Q f I ill ,cle if .N -4 -. km' -' - ..: !!A.' I- '. ... KNEELINC: G Smith. T, Vcrner T Croco. I. Campbell, M, Woodke, R. Burton. W, Zezeus, R. Sonneman, L. Haniger. STANDING: Coach Andy Slatt. L. Ravai, T. Thompson. T Koehler. B. Erhart. I. Dorotich, I. Mandy, F. Graham, N. Beretich. I. Barzar. P. Fish. Mgr. rack l-laying lost ten lettermen from last year's squad and three cindermen because of ineligibility, Coach Andy Slatt applied his untailing energy to what looked like a mighty hectic task at the beginning of track season. All difficulties notwithstanding, his thinclads turned out every night, rain or shine, on the CPS. cinders. Carrying the brunt of the burden on this year's team were Tom Koehler, half-milerg Mel Woodke, milerg Nick Beretich, shotputg and Les I-laniger, hurdles. These were the only returning lettermen. Newcomers to the team included Bob Burton, Jack Campbell, Bob Sonneman, Cordon Smith. and Tom Thompson. -Q -'vb .' '- ' L.. ' i -as ' - 327 . 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