Bellarmine High School - Cage Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1963 volume:

T Ca ge 1963 BELLARMINE HIGH SCHOOL Tacoma, Washington DEDICATION 'l'o his nineteen years of experience as Principal at Seattle Prep, Fr. Christopher J. Mcllonnell. has added seven more here at llellarmine High School. No amount ot' 'book learning can replace experience: experience is the best teacher. And we, the class ot' ltttilt. have been the fortunate recipients of the academic wisdom garnered by Father these past twenty-six years. as through four years we were guided by the usual force and vigor that he gave in directing his students toward academic excellence: an arduous task for any man, no matter how experienced. In an age of moral, mental and physical breakdown. brought upon us by a materialistic sensate culture that can onlv rear etteminate. degenerate. ephemeral. undisciplined. irresponsible offspring, Father has kept faith with the almost forgotten proverb: as the twig is bent so grows the tree, Whether it was a scissor applied to a prim haircut befitting a girl rather than a boy. or a ruler applied to a less-than-sixteen-inch trouser cuff smacking of the offebeat culture of a modern sophisticate. or a schedule emphasizing Physics rather than Physical Ed.. or the insistance that llellarmine was primarily a school and not a social hall. nor an athletic club. nor even a Church - all was a constant. never- ending insistence on excellence: the twig must grow straight, the tree must be Jerfect and strong, the boy must become a MAN, a well-educated, God-fearing, God-loving, gentleman. With gratitude then, which experience surely will deepen, we dedicate this addition of 'l'Hl'l CAGE to him. VERY REV. JOSEPH l'. LOGAN, bJ President Religion 4 Philomathca K Booster Clubs FR. LEON P. KAPFER, S.J. ViccAllrcsirlcnt Religion 4: linglish 4 Upperclassnicn Counselor FR. C. J. McDONNlCl.I., S..I. Principal Religion Il: English 2 Student Council FR. JOHN W. NICIJONALD, S.J Vice-Prinripzil Religion 2 Athletic Director Junior Prom FR. J. V. SNEICRINGIQR, S.J. Finnncinl Director Alumni Association Ski Club FR. CHARIJCS W. WEISS, S.J. Physics: Senior Math Photography tk Yearbook FR. JOHN P. HURLEY, S.J. Religion 33 Latin 4 English 1, 21 Speech 1 Drnnmtics FR. JANIES IJ. RYAN. S.J. Religion Il: Latin 1 Library FR. KENNICTH l . ICNSLOW, S.J Religion lg History l, 2 Noi Pictured: FR. CHAIIIJCS J. MUIJJCN, S.J. Religion 41 Latin 2 English 23 Hlocution Golf MR. ROGER A. DICSMARAIS, S.J. ldnglish 3 French fl: Senior Soflality Sophomore Footlmll .l.V llusketbaill Varsity llziriebnll MR. l'A'l'RlCK J. DUYLIC, SJ. Religion 11 Latin 1 Algebra Ig Hi:-:tory 1 Sophomore llasketbnll Property Room lVlR. JOHN E. WARNER, S.J. Algebra 13 Geometry Religion 1 Ass't. Glee Club Director MR. J. DENNIS CHASSE, S.J. French I, 23 Latin 2 History 2 Debate Club MR. ANTHONY l'. JAHNER, S.J. Religion 13 English 1 Typing: Junior Smlnliiy l.ion's Club: Property Room Frosh Footlmllg JV lluseball MR. DONALD W, MONCRIICFF, S.J. Religion 2: Arlvnnvecl Algebra Geometry: l rosh Srxlality Bookstore: Great liookw f 'ui te. NIR. 'I'l'lRRl'INCI'l S. SHICA, S.-I Religion 23 Lulin 3 Algebra lg Glue Club Mll. WILLIANI J. RILEY, S.J. Greek l, 2, Jlg English l Sopliumore Sorlzilily Puperg Chess Cluhg l'ep Club MR. NORMAN S, Dllfllllil, U. S. History :SL Civics History 1 l.etLernicn's Club Varsity lfmitliull R1 'Truck Fresh Iiuskelbaill MR. CHARLICS ll. IIOZIJOG Chemistry: Geometry Advuncerl Algebra Fresh Football KL liziseball MR. RONALD J. URQUHART Soeiologyg History 1 Typing Ass't. l o0tbull Coach Vursity liaskelball MRS. I'l'1ARL GAUI. Registrar Secretary JOHN LEPPERT 3.87 RICHARD LAYTON 3.87 TIMOTHY MCCORMICK HAROLD SCHINDLER FRANK MIELE PATRICK STAEHELI ANDREW LUND RICHARD PENTIMONTI THOMAS MCMENAMIN WESLEY SOPER Co-Valedictorian Co-Valedictorian HONOR GRADUATES STEVEN HIRSH 3371 JOHN HUNT 3'63 MICHAEL MAYER 3'43 JAMES CHAMBERS 3'34 DAVID HUGHES 3'28 JOSEPH LASBY 3'2,7 JAMES GOODIN 3'25 JOHN MARTINOLICH THOMAS REHAK MICHAEL MARTIN 3.24 CRAIG PHILIPSEN 3.15 3.12 3.06 3.03 3.03 3.03 3.00 3.00 3.00 RICHARD G. ANSTRTT St. Ann'sg Classical: Class Officer 2: Soclality l, Il, 43 Dramntics 41 lilo- vution l, 2: l,ion's Club 4, tllee Club 1, 2. Il. 41 l,cttcrmen's Club 3, 43 Pep Club 43 lla:-:kctball l. 2, Varsity 3, 4, State 'l'ourn. Jig Baseball l, 2, ii, 'l'ra4'k 4. JONATHAN B. BANZ Sl. Palrick's, College Preparatory A. S. li. President, Class Officer 1, 2, Il, Soclality I, 2, 41 Paper 41 Pct l'lub 4: l.ettermcn's Club 2, Il, 43 Football 23 llasketball l, 2, Varsity Il, 4, State 'l'ournament Il: llaseball Varsity 2, Il, 4. THOMAS L. BERRY St. Patrick?-:Q College Preparatory Sorlality l, 2, Il, 45 Stage Crew 3, Yearbook: Paper 43 Jr. Prom Commit- tceg Pep Club 4: Football l. 2g Ski Club Sl, 4. FRANCIS J. BROWNE Sl. l.vo's College Preparatory Clasa Uffivvl' 2: Paper 23 Pep Club 43 f'ilC'l'lii4'illi0l' -11 Football l, 2. RORl'lR'l' A. RRUBACK Sl. l.eo 41 College l'l't'p:u'atory Class Uffiver I1 Pep Club 41 Football 2. JOSl'iPl'l M. CARRONE lloly t'rof.s1 College Preparatory Class tiffirer l. 2. Sl, -1: Sozlality Il, -lg Paper 21 Pep Club 41 Football l, 21 llaseball l, 2. LAWRENCE M. CATES Holy Cross, Scientific, Sodality 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Stage Crew 4, Basketball 1, Paper 4. JAMES R. CHAMBERS Holy Family, Columbus, Ohio, 1960, College Preparatory, Dramatics 4, Glee Club 3, 4. LARRY M. CHRISTIANSEN St. I.eo's, Classical, Class Officer 4, Lion's Club 4, Junior Prom Com., Glee Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Letter- men's Club 3, 4, Football 1, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Varsity 4, Track 2, Varsity 3, 4, Tennis 1, Ski Club 1, 2, 3. BRIAN C. CLOHERTY Hunt, College Preparatory, Class Of- ficer 3, Paper 2, Glce Club 2, Pep Club 4, Basketball 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, Varsity 4. A. BLAINE COMFORT St. Francis Cabrini, Classical, Class Officer 2, Sodality 3, 4, Paper 4, Elocution Il, Lion's Club 3, 4, Jr. Prom Committee, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 4, l.ettcrmen's Club 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, Tennis 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, City Champ. '61, Co-City Champ. '62, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL P. CROWLEY Holy Rosary, College Preparatory, Class Officer 1, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Varsity 4, Basket- ball 3, Baseball 1, Varsity 3, 4, Track 2. ff? -nd' H. TIMOTHY DUREN Goodman, Gig Harbor, Classical, So- dality lg Stage Crew 33 Paper 1, 25 l.ion's Club 3, 4g Glce Club lg Letter- men's Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Var- sity 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, Zi, Track l, 2, Varsity Il, 4. LEO. N. EHRETH St. I.eo's, Scientific, Soclality 2, 3, Stage Crew 4, Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL D. FRIEL St. Leo'sg College Preparatory, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, Junior Prom Com., Pep Club 43 l,ettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Golf Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4. BYRON J. FURSETH St. l,co'sg College Preparatory, Dra- matics 4, Pep Club 4. WILLIAM D, GAETH St. Patrick'sg College Preparatory, Debate lg Paper 4, lizlitorg I.ion's Club ZZ, 43 lfllocution Il, Lettcrmerfs Club 3, 43 Jr. Prom Com,g Football 23 Tennis 1, 2, Varsity 3, 43 Ski Club 3, 4. R. BRUCE GALLAGHER Sacred Heart, Classical:.Sodality 1, 23 I.ettermen's Club Ii, 43 Football 2, Varsity 3, 4, liasketball l, 2, 3, Track 2. WILLIAM H. GARRISON St. I,eo'sg Classical: A.S.I3. Vice- President: Clase Officer 2, 33 Soclal- ity 1, 2. tl, 43 Pep Club 43 Lion's Club 3, 4: Stage Crew 4g Football 1, 3. mgr. 25 Track 2. GEORGE M. GOLDSMITH Clover Park 'tilli College Preparatoryg Lettermen's Club 4g Football 3. Var- sity 43 Track 3, 45 Ski Club 4. JAMES F. GOODIN St. Francis Cabrinig Classical: Clasq Officer l, 2, 45 Debate 25 Sodality lg Stage Crew 2: Paper I, 21 l,i0n's Club Il, 4g Junior Prom Chairmang Glce Club 1: Football 1: Basketball 21 Track 1, 2. DAVID A. GRUNERT Sl. I,eo's3 College Preparatoryg Sotlal- ity I1 Stage Crew Il, 4: Paper 1. 2, 33 Jr. Prom Com.: Glee Club 1, 2. ll, 4' Football I, 2: Track 3, 4. MICHAEL C. HALLIGAN Holy Cross: College Preparatoryg Class Officer l, 2: Sorlality fl. 4. VVALTER HAMILTON St. Patrick'sg College Preparatory: Sodality 35 Paper fl, 4g Pep Club 45 Basketball I, 2, 33 Tennis Il, 4: Fool- ball 1. , r N it EDWARD J. HAUSER Holy Croswg College Preparatory, fllzw-4 Officer 21 .lr. llrorn Committee: l'vp Club 4: Football 21 'l'cnni-a 2: Ski Club 1, 2, Il, 4. STEPHEN J. HAWKINS Sacred Hcartg Honor Classical: So- :lality I. 2, 4: lilocution l, 23 Lion's Flub Il, 43 l.cttcrmvn's Club 2, Il, 45 Varsity 'l'rack 21 Tennis l. STEVEN B. HIRSH Holy Cross: Svicntificg Smlality ll, 41 Debate 2: Oratury Zig l,0l.lCl'l1l0I1'S Xilub Zi, 'tg l'cp Club 4, Track 2, rsity il, 43 Ski Club 2, Zi, 4. JAMES A. HOFFMAN Visitation: College Preparatory, So- flality l, 2, Lcttcrmcifs Club 45 .lun- ior Prom Coin.: lfoothall 1, 2, 3 Varsity -1: Track I. 2. CARL L. HORACE Holy Rosary, Class-eicalz llramatics 42 tiloc t'lub l, Il, 4, l'cp Club 4. DARRELL S. HUGHES Visitation, Full:-gv Preparatory, Class tlffivvr ll l.cttvrnwn's Club 2, Sl, 4: lfmitlxall I, 2, Var:-:ity fl, 4: llascball l. Varsity J, .L -1. AllfNt,A .i, Ski Flub JL 4. DAVID J. HUGHES Holy Cross, Classical, Class Officer 2g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 2, Paper 43 Jr. Prom Com.: Glee Club 1, Pep Club 4, Basketball 1, 23 Ten- nis 2, Baseball 1, 3, Varsity 4. JOHN D. HUNT St. Patrick'sg Scientific, Class Officer 1, 2, 45 Sodality 1g Pep Club 4, Oratory 33 Cheerleader, Football 23 Basketball 1, 2. JOHN W. HYMER Sacred Heart: Scientific, Class Of- ficer 4g Sorlnlity 1, 2, Stage Crew 1, 2. 3, 4: Ass't Ed. Yearbook, Jr. Prom Com., Glec Club 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 4, Track 2. MICHAEL F. INCE Pittsfield High '59, Pittsfield, Illi- nois: College Preparatory: Class Of- ficer l, 2, ll, Paper 1, 2, Il: Pep Club 4, Football l, 2, Jlg Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 2, Track 1. CLYDE E. KOSTELECKY Saint Ann's1 College Preparatory, So- dality 1, 2. PATRICK H. LARKIN St. Patrick's: College Preparatoryg Class Officer 11 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 School Paper 23 Glee Club 13 Pep Band lg Jr. Prom Com., I,ettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH O. LASBY St. Patrick's3 Scientilic3 Sodality 2, 3, 43 Jr. Prom Com.3 Pep Club 43 Track 3, Varsity 4. RICHARD M. LAYTON St. Patrick's3 Honor Classical3 A.S.B. Sec.-Treas.3 Class Officer 33 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Debate 1, 2, 33 Dramatics 3, 43 Yearbook Eclitor3 Lion's Club 43 Jr. Prom Com.3 Glee Club 13 Pep Club 4. JAMES F. LEGGETT Visitation3 Honor ClllSSlC8l3 Sodality 1, 2, 43 Debate 13 Stage Crew 2, 43 I1ettcrmen's Club 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Football 1, 2, Varsity 33 Track 23 Ski Club 3, 4. JOHN L. LEPPERT St. Ann's3 ClllS'ilC8l, Sodality I, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Pep Club 4. S. ANDREW LUND Mason Jr. High3 Classical3 Class Of- ficer 33 Sodality 13 Debate 13 Year- book 43 Ski Club 1, 3, 4. MELVIN R. MACKAY St. Ann,S, College I'reparatory3 So- dality 43 Lettermenka Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, Varsity 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, State Touma- ment 33 Baseball 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4. BRUCE K. MALAY Holy Cross: College l'rvpamlory: Let- i0rn1cn's Club 41 Jr. Prom Com.: Glc-0 Club I1 Football 1, Varsity 4: 'l'rac'k Il: Ski Club 4. ARTHUR L. MANEGRE Sl. l ranr'i:-a Cabrini: Zama Ameri- can High School. Japan 2. 31 Col- lvgo l'r0p:u'alory: lilovution lg Lef- ivrniexfs Club Il, 4: Jr. Prom Com.: Varsity l-'ootball Il: Pep Club 43 Bas- ketball l: llasoball 2, Varsity Il, 4. .IAMES G, MANZA lVlarymount: College l'rvparalory: So- flalily I, 2. S13 Debate Ig l'apcr 4: lA-tlcruu-u's Club 2, Il. 41 Jr. Prom Com.: l'vp Club 4: Glue Club l. 25 liaskclball I, 2. Ilg Tennis: l. Var- sity 2. Il, 4: Ski Club 4. .IAMES D. MARCAN St. l ranvis Cabrinig llonor Classical: Soclalily l: Ycarbookg Jr. l'rom Com.: l,cttermvn's Club Il, 4: llaskelball lg 'l'rar'k 2. Varsity fl. 4: Ski Club I. 2, Il, 4. NIICHAEL D. MARTIN St. Franvis Cabrini: Collvgc Prep- araloryg Glcc Club 2, Il, 43 Tennis -I. JOHN D. NIARTINOLICH Holy Cross: Collcgo Prcparatoryg Clase Offirvr Il, 41 Soclaliiy fl, 4g lilo- Culion 1: -lr. Prom Com.: l,cllcrmcn's Club 43 Football l. 2, Il, Varsily 4, lnspiralional Award 4: 'l'rack 2, fl. JOHN D. MATZ Visitation, College Preparatory, Class Officer 1, 2, Zig l,ettermen's Club 2, Il, 4, Pres. 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4: Basketball 1: 'l'mck I, Varsity 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL L. MAYER Holy Crossg College Preparatory, Class Officer 1, 2, Il: Sorlality 1, 2. Il, 45 Oratnry 3, 4: l.ion's Club Il. 4: l,cttermen's Club Il, 4, Football l, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Co-Capt. 43 Basketball I. 2, Baseball 1, 2. TIMOTHY J. MCCORMICK Marquette High, Yakima, V503 Classi- cal, Class Officer 1, 4: Soclality 2, Prefect Il, 4, Glee Club 43 Oratory 2, Il, 4, l.ion's Club 4, Jr. Prom Com.: I,ClfCl'l1llSll'S Club Il, 43 lloys' State Representative fl: Football l, Varsity Il, 43 llasketball 'lg llaseball 2, Cl, Varsity 43 Ski Club 4. THOMAS J. MCMENAMIN Holy ltosary: Honor Classical, Class Officer l, fl, 41 Sorlality 1, 2, Il, 4, Ht-bate l, 2, Il, Pres. 4: Uramatics I, 2, il. 41 Paper 2, Il, 41 lilocution I. 2, Oratory fl, 43 l.ion's Club fl, 43 Jr. Prom Chairman, tllee Club lg Pep Club l. 4: Cbcerleaclcr 45 Ski Club 2, Il. Pres. 4. FRANK J. MIELE Stewart, Honor Classical, Class Of- ficer 4: Soclality l, 2, Il, 4, Debate lg Stage Crew 4: Paper 31, 4: -lr. Prom Coin.: Glce Club lg Pep Club 45 'l'cn- nis I, 2, Il, 4: Ski Club 1. H. TRACY NELSON Marymount '60, College Preparatory Soflality 2. Il. 43 Paper 4: Yearbook, Pop Club -13 Basketball Mgr. 2. 'V l JAMES E. NESBIHAL Essex Catholic, Newark, N.J., '62, Scientific, Class Officer 4: Pep Club 4. RICHARD R. NEUMANN Marymount '60, College Preparatory, Class Officer 3: Glee Club 2, 85 Let- termen's Club ll, 43 l'cp Club 4, Vur- sity Track ll, 4. TERRENCE M. ORELL St. Francis Cnbrinig Honor Classical, Sodnlity 1: Yearbook: I,ettermen's Club 3, 45 Junior Prom Chairman: Glee Club 23 Pep Club 43 Ski Club l, 2. 3, 43 Basketball lg Ilnsebali 23 Varsity Golf fl, 4. RICHARD J. PENTIMONTI St. Patrick!-:Q Honor Clasicalg S0- dality 1, 2, 3, 4: Debate 11 Paper 1, 43 Elocution 1. 2, 3, 43 Lion's Club 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 43 Jr. Prom Com.: Football 1, 2, Varsity 3, -lg Basketball 13 Track 1, 2, Varsity 3, 41' Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID A. PETERSON St. Ann's: Classical: Sodality 43 Stage Crew 4, Pep Club 4. CRAIG A. PHILIPSEN Whittier, Alaska, '60, Classical, Jr. Prom. Com.: Oratory 33 Pep Club 4, Truck 3, Varsity 4. If Nisv dw in- ' 'x PAUL J. PULIS St. Ann's1 Scientific, Soilality l, 2: Elocution 1, 2, Football lg Baseball I, Il, Varsity 4. ROCK P. RAY Sacred Heart: College Preparatory, A.S.ll. Sgt.-atAArm'4g l.ettermen's Club Il, 43 Football 2, Varsity 3, 4. llnse- ball l, 2. 3, Varsity 4. ROBERT A. REDA Sacred Heart, Collcgc Preparatory, Lettermen's Club 2, il, 4, Varsity Golf 2. Il, 4, liusketlmll 1. G. SCOTT REEDAL Central High, St. Paul, Minn. 'Glg College Preparatory: l.ettennen'ea Club 3, 41 Varsity Track Mgr. 3, 4, Ski Club 4. ELIGIO I. REGALA Holy Rosary, College Preparatory, Sodality 4, Stage Crew 4, Yearbook, Paper 45 Jr. Prom Com., Track 2, 3, Varsity 4. THOMAS J. REGAN Holy Rosary, College Preparatoryg Class Officer lg Lion's Club 3, Pres. 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 43 Football l, 25 Basketball 1, 2, Var- sity 3. 4, State Tournament 33 Base- ball, Varsity 2, 3, 4, all NCA 33 Track l. 5... ,ga ,45- wp, 'Nw gr ,L .N,X Y ng fir X. ,----wi I I ,Y KWH - gy A-1 3 S? . f V. l f X F WF? 5, . . 5:5 5 ,Q X I I. -- , 's , X , W, K 2 , -xx -lagnx, .- 'Yi Q6 X K ,. H fQQ5si'if5 U E- -4 - 55ki4M' ' fax . R . , S Q .. X Q 1 Y 5? , N 'N ' A 'SY K3 MQ-x ' F- f 'f YLPS 53 Q .ix L? .. .f r -xv, us, X-L ex A xv . S' A 5 'X . S JOHN A. STARKOVICH All Saints, Classical, Soflality Il, 4, llriinmzitim fl, Pr-p Club 4, Chess Club 4, Uratory Il, 4 llasketball l. RICHARD J. TOMKO St. l,eo's, College Preparatory, Class Officer I, 2, Paper 2, l,ettcrmen'!-: Club 2, Il, 4, Football l, Varsity 2, Il, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Basketball 1, 2, Varsity llaseball 2, Il, 4. DOUGLAS, H. TURNER Sacred Heart, Classical, Class Of- ficer 2, 4, Soilality 4, Stage Crew 4, Paper 4, l.ion's Club 4, llasketbull 2, llascball I, Ii, Varsity 4. CHARLES E. UHLMAN St. l,eo's College Preparatory, Claw Officer 4, l,ettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, llasketball I, 2, fl, Var- sity Golf 2, 3, 4. MARK H. WUOTILA Holy Cross, College Preparatory, l,et- termcn's Club 2, Il, 4, Pep Club 4, lfoofball I, llaskctball 1, 2, Track 1, Varsity 2, Il, 4, NCA Record Shot and Discus 3. WILLIANI E. WYNKOOP Holy Rosary, College Preparatory, Pep Club 4, l,ettem1en's Club 2, Il, 4, Football 2, liasketball 1, 2, Varsity Ii, 4, State Tournament ll, Baseball l, Varsity 2, Ji, 4, UNIQRS CLASS OF 1964 Cullen, B. Dompscy, D. Dolan, W. Dumond, D. Endrvs. J. Fonglur, M. Fvrmo, E. Bobb, A. Brookins, D. Brown, E. Comfort, G. Constantine, E. Ancich J Barton, J. Beardemphl, A. Birnie, D. Bishop, W. -. JIS' Qvw V 'i' ,,,v. f M A. 'T' . 1 4 4. ' xg? 1, 6 JIS, 'Qx N2 ft! A- 5 ,.., Q Q' A C 16 X X ,, 1 .. 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W ,M yfkggz , If - PM ..., v w, M , A ...awp X s x X wr Q., f 5 6 A ya , Lf ,gi si f 3 - u K x . ' Sf., . C Y 3 ' :W O x, , G fx gg W A . 1 W QQ 5 2 New 'HIRE' '59 . v we 1, 4 :. 1 W ' H K t bf? 1 . QQ - , , sm-W k K - A -- Af- 2 - ,, ,, '53, f,R.,i,Q f N V. 'ff' Q , ' v A . , 14. V ,Q tiff? A ,waxy - m am an A Yr W if l wr ,Q :ds 2 I x W 1 wwf V Y . x V - ' X425 f E 5-1-' A 6 v F, - 1 N- Q Q STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Jonathan B. Banz A.S.B. VICE-PRESIDENT William H. Garrison f , f - A.S.B. SECRETARY-TREASURER A.S.B. SGT -AT-ARMS Rlchard M. Layton Rock P, Ray 1 HP i g 5.4 is , x gk. i , ,ai L e Q , Q Q 1 if 1 ii W .tm fd if ' L s . 51? J S 'wk Y ,wx WM km, . X 5 L is 's ' Y mf g,V'Li X5 wb -'fi H -nv 1 2 .g.,a, Y K si, fx 1 W if, Ki' R - m Y SENIOR SODALITY BACK ROW: W. Garrison, J. Starkovich, R. Pentimonti, Rev. J. Hurley S.J., P. Larkin, T. Rehak. MIDDLE ROW: T. McMenamin, F. Miele, R Anstett, W. Soper, J. Martinolich, M. Mayer, D. Hughes, J. Carbone, J. Lep- pert, L. Ehreth. FRONT ROW: P. Staeheli, T. Berry, T. Nelson, R. Layton T. McCormick, M. Halligan. Fr. John Hurley, S.J., performs the simple little ceremony before each sodalist by which they are officially made active members of the Sodality of Our Blessed Mother. The Senior Sodalist read their act of conse- cration and dedication to Our Blessed Mother while standing before the altar in the student Chapel. The Sodality fFreshman, Sopho- mores, Juniors, Seniors combined! stresses the perfection of the Spirit- ual Life with Apostolic activities as its outward manifestation. The Sodalists from Bellarmine along with Sodalists from all over the Northwest, will attend the Seattle University Sodality Conference in February to discuss ways to fulfill their Social and Spiritual Obligations to their fellow classmates ann' society. By collecting 8150.00 for toys at Christmas, sending 400 lbs. of clothing to the Montana Indian Mis- sions, visiting the orphanage every Saturday, and by putting five Chinese refugees from Taipei through school, Bellarmine Sodalists are fulfilling the words of Christ by being Doers not merely Heaters of the Word. Through the Sodality, all Cath- olics can become active members of Christ's Mystical Body. I.. KH' rxxc IL! '11-XLT C? 8,1 l.,......w XRDI Earl Brown spoke on Power of the Movieu, Tom McMen- amin on Status Symbols , Pat Staeheli on Drug Danger and Ed Constantine on the Revision of Immigation Policies . ORATORY John Endres First Unfairness of our Immigration Policy Terry Hansen Second American Apathy Pat Inman Third A Humane Society for People OUR TOWN By THORNTON WILDER THE CAST Cln the order of their appearancej Stage Manager - - - Dr. Gibbs ---- Joe Crowell - - - Howie Newsome - - Mrs. Gibbs - - George Gibbs - - Rebecca Gibbs - - Wally Webb - - - Emily Webb - - - Professor Willard - - Mr. Webb ---- Woman in Auditorium Man in Auditorium - Lady in the Box - - Simon Stimson - - Mrs. Soames - - Constable Warren - Si Crowell - - - Baseball Players - Sam Craig ---- - - Richard Anstett - - Neil O'Leary - Thomas Pearson - - James McHugh - Yvonne Lovrich - William Gaeth - - - Patty Mullins - - Lilliam Leedom - Kathy O'Rourke Thomas McMenamin - - - John Endres - - - JoAnn Ancich - Terrance Hansen - - Celia Petrich - Brian Cullen - Marianne Laba - - - Paul Bader - - Donald Pitzer 4SJoseph McKamey lByron Furseth - - Thomas Berry Joe Stoddard ----- Eugene Schiller S Robert McKamey Assistant Stage Managers Uohn Hubka lst Dead Woman ----- Linda Lovely 2nd Dead Woman - - - Carol Bergstrom The Choir - - - Lawrence Christiansen Michael Martin James Chambers Kay Leen Noble Carl Horace Douglas Turner The entire play takes place in Grover's Corners, N. H. .tm b '. li v. mmf. Q Q .':?' ,, ..- 1:rf5::11-I ...!::fg' 1! 3f ' . nd, ' Xxx .an-snumwb' IT Q Q L . L L lspfn I 2 ' ., , ' if f .g -W 1 5 :fy - x qi- . :gi - xi Az. 2 ' 3 Q:-1 ! Q35 53 veal 1-1. 11511. K wi. . W , -.. , , P . --fs 6' Q x 1 in : X - ' . -23 K 5 5 Sf Q 'i ag 1 fu ' -.1 I ,l nl ' L x 1 , . ' 1 - .5 , n J' x iii - X , M ., - f :Q xx. A , ' - x I kcxff' X . f , fi Q L 'F' i l STAGE CREW AND SUPPORTING CAST OF OUR TOWN STANDING: T. McMenamin, L. Ehreth, J. McKamey, Joanne Ancich, D. Turner Linda Lovely, L. Christiansen, Carol Bergstxom, D. Grunert, J. Chambers, T. Hansen. KNEELING: J. Hubka, C. Horace, B. Furseth, R. McKamey. MISSING: J. Hymer A. Beardemphl, G. Brambila, N. LeBrf.cque, D. Peterson, J. Manley, J. Murry. M CAST fIn the order of their appearancel Jack Chesney ------ Ed Loughrey Brassett -------- Tom Berry Charley Wykeham ---- John Barline Lord Fancourt Babberly - - - Bill Bishop Col. Sir Francis Chesney - - Neil O'Leary Kitty Verdun ----- Charlotte Bonica Amy Spettigue - - - Kathy Countryman Stephen Spettigue ----- Pat O'Leary Ela Delahay ------ Carol Bergstrom Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez - - Mary Anne von Boecklin SETS LIGHTS AND SOUND Tom Pearson Dave Grunert Bill Bailey Jack Hymer Jim Leggett Mike Riconosciuto Ed Constantine Tom Rehak John Hubka John Manley Bob McKamey Neil O'Leary George Brambila John Endres PROPERTIES Gene Schiller Douglas Major Tracy Nelson Dave Peterson Leo Ehreth Carl Horace Larry Gates x W w95i'i'i . X' 'Xfi xx K ,lixiijj 5 4 x Q ' ' f - 'QL NAM .. . 4 ,ws v K Qui. N XXX v UW , ,,.,,w , .,4Nf,,ZfS1 ,Y I ,Y ffbyff g xNNw:Ke irwf- 5agLgg,LQ f1 l:5? 1 gm WM lag is an DEBATE TEAM BACK ROW: J. Endres, E. Constantine, P. Bader, E. Brown. FRONT ROW J. Hammerschmith, T. McMenamin. MISSING: B. Cullen. FROSH-SOPH DEBATERS BACK ROW: L. Hanel, D. Martin, D. Major. FRONT ROW: W. Bailey, N. Markovich, R. Hoffman, R. Walsh. MISSING: R. Owens, G. Simpson, R. Jacques. Junior Terry Hansen walked away from the Pacific College Forensic Tournament with a second place in Oratory. His speech on Am- erican Apathy was also presented at the Gon- zaga Tournament. Ed. Constantine represent- ed Bellarmine in the finals of Interview. In Interpretive Reading, Neil O'Leary, John Bar- line and Gene Schiller pressed their way into the semifinals. Against the stiff competition that is usually met in the Gonzaga University Tournament, 80 teams competed, the Debate team was able to reach the quarter-finals. John Endres was picked as an alternate for the Debate Schol- arship awarded by the University. The team this year boasted the best record in the City League, 14-4. Brian Cullen and Jim Hammerschmith, two Juniors, were prom- inent in this success. The team is eligible for the State Tournament at WSU for their success. Mr. Dennis Chasse, S.J., moderator, plans a complete reorganizataion of the club for the next year. Up to now membership in the club has been limited to debaters onlyg he plans to include orators, interpretive readers, etc. -usually called for in the various tourna- ments-as members. m egxfx, 'M z R Q L r , , A Q1 K 4 --,:,L1, . , -5 -- 1 . A N 1 N f 'Mfg V y. X , 1- E 21., k '. . , Nw.. df-'A 4--wk-151-. pig .3,A3'fi' gifrskf. . . Q J A K X- ef, N ,V . . LL.: . , e 5 N-La..-L.. LIO LION STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .... Bill Gaeth ASSOCIATE EDITOR . . . Dave Hughes SPORTS EDITOR ...... Jim Manza FEATURE EDITOR .... Frank Miele MANAGING EDITORS . . W. Hamilton B. Comfort E. Constantine EXCHANGE EDITOR . . . Wes Soper REPORTERS: T. Berry, L. Cates, B. Cullen, L. Ehreth, J. Hammerschmith, L. Hindery, M. Ince, G. Knudson, W. Leedom, T. McCormick, T. McMena- min, J. Mitchell, T. Pearson, R. Pen- timonti, D. Pitzer, L. Regala, D. Tur- ner. MODERATOR .... Mr. J. Riley, S.J. Z' LION EDITOR Bill Gaeth FRONT ROW: tkneelingl M. Mullins. S. Kneeshaw, P. Bader, E. Constantine, fstand- ingj J. Race, N. 0'Leary, C. Pitzer, G. Ruffo, T. Rehak. SECOND ROW: W. Kononen J. Endres, B. Cullen, D. Turner, W. Garrison, F. Westgate. THIRD ROW: R. Layton M. Mayer, T. Duren, W. Soper, A. Comfort, L. Christiansen, S. Hawkins. BACK ROW. T. McCormick, T. McMenamin, R. Pentimonti, R. Anstett, T. Regan, W. Gaeth, J Goodin, P. Staeheli. MISSING: J. Hammerschmith. A real test of Lion Club spirit is the marking of the football field for the Home games. D. Turner, B. Cullen, W. Soper, P. Bader and T. Rehak more than showed their staunch spirit on one cold and wet Friday afternoon. . ! s Q. 5- x - li ,- , te I - 2 - - -' .F ' gf rn, - S., ' , A Af' if ff HO ECO I It was 11:00 o'clock. The band stopped playing and the lighthearted crowd swarmed around the bandstand. Four nervous young ladies waited apprehensively. It seemed like an eternity as well it had been - an eternity of two weeks since the ruthless storm had delayed this Homecoming Dance and also the uncontrollable hopes of these four. Tim Duren, the l..ion's Club delegate then placed the silver crown on the head of Elana Prentice, amid the cries of joy from the surrounding throng. Jim Goodin then placed a bouquet of red roses in Elana's arms as she greeted her happy subjects. A few moments later, Dick Anstett, Bellarmine's Letterman's Club representative, was crowned as King amid another burst of popular approval. Dick and Elana then led the entire crowd in a coronation dance. GLEE CLUB BACK ROW: J. Strong, M. Byrne, J. Reisinger. N. Lorsbach, G. Pavolka. J. McKamey. T. McCormick, R. Anstett, L. Christiansen, T. Hansen, M. Martin. C. Horace. IVIIDDLE ROW: W. Bird. T. Emig, J. Hubka, R. Mertz, D. Grunert, F. Rappin. J. Chambers, W. Soper, D. Turner, R. Larson. FRONT ROW: R. McKamey, J. Barline, G. Simp- sciln, Dsljlflartin, T. Cvitovich, T. Faherty, S. Bill, J. Whitley, N. O'Leary, Mr. Terrence S ea, . ., Dir. Behind-the-scene-men, responsible for taking care of the coats and wraps, and seeing to it that the refreshment table was plentiful, were N. O'Leary, E. Constantine, J. Hammer- schmith, F. Rappin, B. Cullen in the back row, J. Race and J. Patnode in front. CO CHAIRMEN Tom McMenamin Jim Goodin u Tom McMenamin places the crown on Betty Rassmussen, Prom Queen. gl f 3,'g'f wi- QwJ? F N '51 , fi The punch bowl is always a popular place for thirsty danc- ers, and always a good spot for the photographer to catch hapn py relaxed faces of the Junior Promsters and their dates. I 6 Q. X 11 ' 1' v n . X j ' I XX l X SP-334. Six Cn. ww., HW- is 'f laik' A wg, . A.H'.f. . I ,, 'Z Aflfs A nf! . 3659 f?,pLJf ham? fha 1 6 A ,,f K ff l K, . ' ,L A N ' W1 ' 'I 1 4 ?qwQ '-,.,iiQ 352 ' - 441 ' S ff, is' my ..: M 5 .-Kg A ' - ekfgsf . , we--5-H5-yj 3:5 b V, -155. J, X 5.5, ff' 5 .. 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Mike Crowley bequeathes his g.p.a. to Steve Ring. Tim Duren goes with a mouth full of bubble gum. John Matz, in great haste, trampled Mr. Jahner. Mike Mayer leaves his little black book to Ruffo. Manza joined the Marines to be an offi- cial gunner. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Mark Wuotila leaves his brain to Father Kapfer. Bill Wyncoop left wearing twelve-inch cuffs. Tom McMenamin goes with his nose in a book. Tom Tiger Berry leaves as a Bellar- mine Lion. Kostelecky gives his hair to the Scared- Stiff-Society. Neumann leaves his car burning in the parking lot. Golden George wills his boxing gloves to Russell. Bob Reda manages to leave in one piece. Jack Hymer leaves Larry,s Drive-in in a mess. John Hunt leaves being the good guy. Leppert, the Firebearer, leaves rubbing his palms. Big Bill Garrison couldn't leave: Stuck in the door. Mike Ince wills his popularity to Steve Kneeshaw. Turner wills his night school pass to Jim Beatty. Bud Martinolich changed his name to Vaughn M eader. Ed Hauser goes wearing two pairs of pants. Jack Schiller wills his hair to John Kiley. Skip Soper skipped to Annapolis to soper up. Leggett passes his American Health pass to Sulkosky. Ormell bequeathes three golf lessons to Arny Palmer. To whoever can find them, Horace wills his gyp notes. Larry Christiansen gives his clothes to himself. Dave Hughes last vicious remark: You dirty Arabian cachoon! Wally Hamilton left for Forestry school to join his cousin Smokey the Bear. Cloherty will arrange a free train pass for anyone who prefers that method of get- away. FOOTB LL GRADUATING GRIDMEN BACK ROW: M. Crowley, J. Matz, M. Mackay, B. Gallagher, J. Hoffman, P. Staeheli J. Martinolich. MIDDLE ROW: R. Tomko, T. Duren, R. Pentimonti, H. Schindler, G. Goldsmith, P. Larkin. FRONT ROW: B. Malay, M. Mayer, T. McCormick, D. Hughes, R. Ray. , ....3,..1-..b....,.,.,x,,,, 5. AMN Ju -Q M 1 1 4 WX I .ff .xg ' qr. fi! 1 3 ri ' Q '3 . 1 9 K 5 'n :mg X 'S x lei' iw N3 5 A A . .mr .-vi u ,nga-. . Lk? 5 1 , u 1E,X In .551 I A -Q-N gc. . I , Q VK hw S, . ' . . M . , gf' Q f nw.. x , 9 ,,...... ', N ' 4-m'y.f - uw., f..a..i, V 1 ,Nm 'Hs fa- v ' ' Q 0 Li 1358 rf I -y ,, I 4 'vw ,S 9 N. YN I 1 FOOTBALL STORY O'DEA 19 - LIONS 6. The Irish ended a four-year famine with their resounding and rough victory over the Lions. The Lions escaped a shutout thanks to a short punt in the 4th quarter. The Bells took the ball on the Irish 25 and tallied when Ralph Riden, promising Sopho- more, threw a 5-yard pass to John Matz. Joe Lynn put in the night's top defensive effort. Luckless Pat Larkin also was commended. As it turned out, Larkin played most of the game with 'a broken wrist, and this lightweight, fleet-footed All-City-Halfback-hopeful saw his High School football career abruptly ended, two years in a row now was his speed lost to the squad for most of the season. The Lions had two TDs called back be- cause of penalties, also they were stopped on the O'Dea five early in the game when a 4th down pass into the end zone went incomplete. STADIUM 20 - LIONS 6. Despite the score, the game was a closely fought con- test. The Lions' scoring drive in the 2nd period was set up by a poor punt which travelled only 10 yards before going out of bounds at the Bells, 38. On the 3rd play Mackay threw to Joe Lynn in the right flat. The fleet Junior cut to his left and outraced the defense 53 yards until he was caught at the 7. Mackay then flipped a jump pass to Matz for the TD. Halfback Joe Lynn was a stand- out both offensively and defensively for the Lions. SEATTLE PREP 14-LIONS 6. Pat Kennedy intercepted a Prep pass late in the first half to set up the Lions' score. An 11-yard aerial from Riden to Tomko and a 12-yard run by Joe Lynn off right tackle were the big gainers in this drive. Mike Mayer ran the ball over the one to score. LIONS 19-BLANCHET 13. The Lions, out for their first win of the season, up- set the Blanchet Braves in the trans- planted homecoming game , postponed from the night of the Hurricane winds, Oct. 12, to the afternoon of the 13th. After spotting the Braves a 6-0 lead in the first period, the Bells marched 78 yards for the tying TD. John Matz, who netted 101 yards in 19 attempts and thus became the newest member in the ex- clusive 100-Yard Club , crashed into the end zone from the Blanchet 8. Steve Kneeshaw kicked the go-ahead point. In the third period Mel Mackay connected with end Dick Tomko with two tosses for 52 yards, Mayer hit the end zone from the one. After the Braves tied it up in the 4th, Mayer intercepted a pass late in the game on the Blanchet 49. He and Matz advanced the ball to the 11, from where Mackay found Mayer all alone on a double-slot pass pattern and flipped the winning aerial to Mike in the last 15 seconds of the game. VICTORY! LINCOLN 40-LIONS 0. Lincoln, No. 1 in the state AP poll, promptly polished off the Lions for their 4th straight win of the season and the 100th win for Norm Mayer as coach at Lincoln. The Lions made only 5 first downs and netted 56 yards rushing, 27 yards passing. E. BREMERTON 24 - LIONS 12. The score was even, 12-all, going late into the 4th quarter, but a fumble gave the Knights the break for the winning TD, and an intercepted desperation pass ad- ded the clincher soon after. Behind by 12 points at the half, the Bells took the kickoff and rang up a score on a 60-yard drive spurred on by a great 30-yard ef- fort by Joe Lynn into pay dirt. Early in the 4th quarter the Lions went 85 yards in 11 plays-a 16-yard run by Mayer, a 10-yard pass from Mackay to Duren kept the movement alive-with Matz bulling over for what was then the tying TD. WILSON 27-LIONS 0. The Lions, the City league's most successful team thru the air so far, had their air attack bottled up by the Rams a-nd were able to hit only four out of 18 passes for a meager 29 yards. John Matz with 83 yards in 18 trips proved to be our biggest ground gainer. LIONS 20-MT. TAHOMA 0. Once again, VICTORY! Very early in the game, on a 4th and 7 situation, Mike Mayer took a hand-off from Lynn to notch the Ist tally 16 yards out. Mack- ay's pass to Tomko was good for the PAT. In the 2nd period, the Lions drove 69 yards for the second TD, Riden diving over from the 2. The last-score, in the 4th, showed some fancy tricks by the Bells. Ruffo took the snap from center and handed the ball to Lynn. Lynn shoved the ball to Mayer who lateralled back to Ruffo. Gary, now out in the flank, zipped a 50-yard pass to Tim Duren who went over to score. Mackay's pass was good, again to Duren, for the PAT. 5 t in 5 xx fn 9 Q if Y' ' ' 562, ,76m51f!, Xx77A2 5M13W gow? ' UL. 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Greg Fulwider likes Irish meatg he scored his 4th TD against O,Dea for the season on a 2-yard plunge. BLANCHET 19-FROSH 12. The little Braves evened the score for the season. The Frosh's first TD came on a QB sneak by Bartlett. The 2nd TD came thru the air, Hansen to Leeder for 30 yards. SEATTLE PREP 34- FROSH 7. An even more powerful Prep made it two in a row. The Frosh scored this timeg an aerial attack, Hansen to Hawkins for 35 yards. Bartlett ran the PAT. Bill Wynkoop Co-Captain All-NCA All-City 2nd Team 2nd in City Scoring Bell. Opp 64 St. Martins O'Dea Blanchet St. Martins Seattle Prep Wilson Seattle Prep Mt. Tahoma Lincoln Stadium Wilson Mt. Tahoma Blanchet Stadium Wilson O'Dea Mt. Tahoma Lincoln Lincoln Stadium J ack Banz Dick Anstett MT. HUSH6 C0-Captain MY- Rfimlnd Inspirational Award Mr. Assist VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Mgr. J. Riley, J. Banz. L. Christiansen, S. Ring, Coach Ron Urquhart, M. Mackay, R. Anstett, VV. Wynkoop, Mgr. J. Martin. FRONT ROW: T. West, T. Regan, P. Kennedy, G. Ruffo, S. Kneeshaw. J. Lynn. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: P. Healy, W. Kononen, R. Lee, F. Westgate, D. Mackay, M Larock, S. Bufalini, Mgr. FRONT ROW: Mr. R. Desmarais, S.J., Coach R. York, R. Schatz, T. Harkins, R. Riden, M. Tretton, C. Pitzer, J. Carbone Mgr. MISSING: E. Loughrey. First Time Since 1949 Bellarmine won its first Hoop-Co- Round title in 13 years Saturday night by defeating both Lincoln and Wilson. In the first contest of the even- ing, Lincoln defeated Mt. Tahoma 21-13, and in the second Wilson routed Stadium 22-8. Beliarmine then defeated Lincoln 16-13 to go into the finals. The Lions took an early 8-4 lead and held off two Abe at- tacks to post their first victory. Bill Wynkoop had seven points and Dick Anstett had five. The Wilson game could be termed the real cliff-hanger of the night. Bellarmine again took an early lead and remained comfortably ahead until early in the second period when a Ram surge led by forward Cary Birchier narrowed the lead to 26-24. The Lions, however, showing amaz- ing accuracy at the free-throw line held their own and finally sewed it up on Anstett's conversion of a free throw shot with 40 seconds remain- ing. Wilson almost ruined the Lion victory when, with 11 seconds remain- ing, the Rams stole the ball, but a shot by Jeff Hale rolled out, and the Bells got the rebound. The final score was 34-33- Anstett had 12 points and Jack Banz had 9. Ron Urquhart, Bellarmine's new hoop coach, was carried on the shoul- ders of players and fans alike to the center of the floor where he re- ceived the coveted trophy. 052 f 1 fy' N5 I ,. 5 in gsiyr 1 Q .v, , 5-78,0 2. . N, . -X suv. 7 J 3 3, 'V wx. BS 1,4 n I Aw? .11 'Rl TTT' X C , . ., a .V 1 ' H ,,L...Iv- 'QTY' SX., 1,lDN xx- I:::4:3'f, Zf 5, ff OMORE BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: A. Boughal, B. Ring, C. 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N 'qfggfqv g rf - f X w W' M' .MW L Q W fwii-55 fs, 9 f 1 M . 555 . ft Q. X iciijfwkmyx s Ng, V ' X fi ,X N . 1 -7 - wi 11,1 ,Q wr A gr RESERVE BASEBALL TEAM STNDING: J. Hughes, T. Przybylski, G. Pavolka, R. Schatz, M. Warren, J. Barton, A. Boughal, R. Johnson, D. Olson, T. Harkins, C. Hilden, M. Larock, K. Hoffert. KNEELING: J. Petrich, J. McDan- iel, D. Hughes, S. Bufalini, W. Marano, R. Rosi, T. Pearson, Mgr. FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM For the last two years the ten- nis squad has been most suc- cessful. Last year they tied for the City Championship and the previous year they won it outright. Back from those championship teams are: Blaine and Geoff Comfort, Jim Manza, and Bill Gaeth. Blaine, Geoff and Jim won Varsity letters for the past two years. R. BELLARMI E CANDIDATES FOR MR. BELLARMINE BACK ROW: M. Mackay, W. Garrison, W. Gaeth, R. Anstett FRONT ROW: T. Rehak, T. McMenamin, P. Staeheli. MISSING: T. Regan, J. Matz. If ever there was a student deserving the title of MR. BELLARMINE, certainly no one deserves the honor more than BIG BILL GAR- RISON. Loyal, devoted, interested in the school always, Big Bill's presence could be counted upon in all school functions. Bill took pride in being a member of Bellarmineg Bellarmine takes pride in naming him MR. BELLARMINE-1963. This is not Bill's first honorg last may the student body overwhelmingly elected him for the A.S.B. Vice-President position. He was elected into Bellarmine's honor society, the Lion's Clubg here, as always, he was part of a small nucleus of members who shouldered most of the responsibilities. The voting this yearlwas split up among the candidates, more so than in any other year. B111 Garrison gained a low high of 81 votes whereas last year's winner got 105, and the winner previous to that got even higher. Second in the voting, and only by the very small margin of one vote, was Dick Anstett with 80 votes. Third came John Matz with 58 votes followed by Tom Regan and Tom McMenamin with 32 and 28 votes respectively.