Central Catholic High School - Scepter Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

THE 1952 Q 5 N f I ' f , - x 4, ,Q WUT, Kg if A I Q Published by the Senior Class of CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Portland, Oregon L .f.15i:j':-1 - El 9 THIS Book IS defilm ted TO FATHER WILLIS WHALE This, the dedication page of the yearbook represents not merely the dedication of our annualg it sets forth a declaration - a decla- ration of the respect held for one who represents to Central men a charity and justice as a su- perior, zeal and interest as a teacher, sincerity and simplicity as a friend. V To the Reverend Willis Vvhalen, who is for Centralites the exem- plar of all those qualities neces- sary in the priestly character. this issue of the Scepter is sincerely dedicated. 2 'IQHE Mosu' Rnzvmumo EDVVARD D. HOWARD, D. IJ. flrchbixlzop of Portland in Oregon, the lender of our arrlxzlinfese and our fnitlzful friend and founder 3 HE American school system represents the diverse cultures that have made America a great and powerful nation. By con- stitutional law of the land our Catholic Schools are American. The Protestant Schools are American. The Jewish Synagogue Schools are American. Private schools that dot the land from coast to coast are American. It is this very freedom of education among other things that distinguishes true democracy from the totalitarian states. We Catholics believe that' religious and moral training is es- sential in the formation of character. Because of the diversity of religious beliefs in the public schools, we build our own schools at tremendous cost and tremendous sacrifice. However, there is a small minority of secularists, powerful in influence because of their position who look upon the private school as a menace to democracy. A system of education which encourages children to love God and pattern their lives after His life is hardly apt to imperil democracy, especially since history has repeatedly demonstrated that a government' which rules out the teachings of Christ is soon perverted into a tyranny or des- potism, in which arrogant men recognize no law or restraint ex- cept the broad limitations of their own materialistic desires and ambitions. The Catholic Church is totalitarian only in the sense that it believes and teaches all divinely revealed truths. it is authoritar- ian in the sense that it accepts the principal of authority in human life. divine authority in matters of faith and morals, human author- ity in the family and society. The Church teaches that the author- ity of parents and civil rulers is from God and that authority must be respected in all things save sin. For this she is called reactionary. Our fathers spoke' and fought for the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happi- ness. These things are called old and out-of-date by the secularistsg so is the religious schoolg so is the private schoolsg but it is these old things that have made America great and will save America from the non-American designs of secularist's especially in the field of education. EUGENE BROSTERHAUS, Editor. H 61 ,. ' C f rf l U! I f C1 . I l fy rillfjijl 56' in-n-.........,., OUR SUPERINTENDENT, THE REVEREND IVIARTIN THEILEN, PH. D. Former Principal of Central Catholic and Diocesan Superintendent of Education. 5 ' .ll jlsvw-v- 4 4 OUR PRESIDENT THE REVEREND WILLIS WHAAI.EN, M. A. Third Prinfifml of Central Catholic High Sfhool 6 FA'1'H ER FRANCIS M A LON EY Pwfffff of Disfijzlinf- Englixli and Religion. FA-xTHr5R joslfvri NEUVILLE Prefert of SfllIiiF.YiBi0IOgj' and Plzyxir11ISrifnce F,x'1'H15R l1liLAND DEJARDIN l'refrz't of Studies- Religion 7 Father Julianc instructs a few Juniors in American Literature. SR. MARY ST. NORBERT, B. V. M. English REV. WILLIAM DOOLEY Religion, Glee, Musical Appreciation, Golf Coach SR. MARY ST. CLETUS, B. V. M. History REV. JOHN WHELAN Religion, Latin, Athletic Director SR. EILEEN MARY, S. N.J.M. Librarian REV. FRANCIS STEINKELLNER English and Religion SR. JOHN FRANCIS, S.N. J. M. Math, English, Reading REV. JOSEPH NEUVILLE Physical Science, Biology SR. BARBARA, I. H. M. Math SR. JUSTIAIA, I.H.M. English, Bookstore Father Steinkellner administers test to studious Freshmen. 8 A physics experiment under Fr. Laughlin. SR. DOROTHY, F. C. S. P. Maih MR. HARRY A. SCHARFF Physical Education, Coach REV. FRANCIS MALONEY Religion, English MOTHER M. BRENDAN, S. H.J.C. Latin, History MOTHER M. CYPRIAN, S. H. J. C. Math ihe guidance of SR. VICTORINE O.S. F Chemisiry SR. CHRISTETA O.S Biology, Sociology SR. CELESTINE, S. S. M. O. Typing, Mechanical Drawing, SR. ANTOINETTE, S. S. M. O. English, Speech Ari REV. LELAND DSJARDIN Religion REV. GREGORY LAIR Inter-School Council, Geography Bookkeeping, Spanish. 9 John Moddocks demonstrates the intricacies of a complicated algebra problem. REV. LAWRENCE SAALFELD Religion, History MR. ANTHONY SlDEL Law, Geogrcxpuy, Hlsiory REV. JOHN MYHAN, O.P. Latin, Biology MR. ROBERT MULDER Crafts and Arts, Math, Coach, Physical Education REV. THOMAS LAUGHLIN Latin, Religion, Physics REV. ANTHONY JULIANO Visual Education, Dramatics, English, Religion REV. JOHN DOMIN Religion, History REV. JAMES CARROLL Religion, English REV. EMMET HARRINGTON Sociology, Religion REV. EDWARD ZENNER Religion, Latin Mother Brendan and her 'first year Latinists 'IO iv CMA If SFH Q SENICR CLASS OFFICERS President BOB ALTENHOFFEN Vice-Presidenf BILL CASSIDY Secretary TIM O'NEl LL eniom ROBERT ALTENHOFEN, 4225 N. E. Ala- meda. St. Rose. Monogram 1-2-3'4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Baseball 3, Golf 'I-2-4, Class President I-2-3-4, Student Council 1-2-3-4, Inter-School Council 4. RONALD S. AMATO, 1426 S. E. Division. St. Philip's. Kilowatt 4. STANLEY J. ANDERSON, 2006 S. E. Ne- hulem St. St. Agatha's. Senior Service Club. HENRI J. ARATA, 2423 N. E. Couch. All Saints. J. V. Football 'I-2, Football 3, Rampart 3-4 leditorj, Declamation , Dramatics 3-4, Booster Club 3. RICHARD E. BALDRICA, 2435 S. W. Fifth. St. Michael. Arc Club lVice Presidentl 3, Inter Club Council 3. PAUL BARTHOLEMY, 703 N. Blandena. Blessed Sacrament. J. V. Basketball 'l, V. Basketball 2-3-4, V. Baseball 2-3-4, J. V. Baseball l, V. Football 4, Class President 'I-2-3-4, Student Council 1-2-3-4, Inter-School Council 4, Pep Club 3-4. LARRY V. BECKIUS, 7'I'l5 S. E. Boise. St. Anthony's. Kilowatt 2. JOHN E. BELL, 5754 N. E. Wygant. St. Charles. 'I3 eniom JULIUS J. BELLASCHI, 7417 S. E. Yamhill, Kilowofl Club 2. FRANCIS J. BERG, 4010 Drake St., Mil- woukie. St. John. LESTER L. BERGERON, 611 Wullulo Ave., Gresham. St. Henry's. Servers Club 3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Dico 3, Rompori 4, Bond 2-3, Orctoriccl finalist 2-3-4. RICHARD E. BERNARDS, Forest Grove. Visilolion. Senior Service 4. MAXIMILLIAN J. BIEREK, 3215 N. E. 52nd, SI. Rose. Golf 1-2, Ski 1-2-3-4, Bowling 2, Kilowotf 3, Drcxmatics 4, J. V. Foot- ball 1. GALE R. BISTLINE, 3021 N. E. Fremont. Madeleine. LEON T. BOBZIEN, 2007 N. E. 80111 Ave. Holy Rosory. Bond 1-2, Kilowoti 1-2-3, Arc 1. EDWARD P. BOURG, 225 S. E. 801l1. Ascension. 14 eniorfi DONALD BREEN, 3639 N. E. Bryce. Si. Charles. WILLIAM BRIDGES, 3905 N. E. 'l'I21Il. Sl. Riia. J. V. Baseball 'I-2, Baseball 4, J. V. Football 2. JERRY BROWN, 6910 N. W. Commercial. Holy Redeemer. Boosfer 3-4, Red Cross 3-4, Golf 3-4, J. V. Baseball 2, Glee Club 4. J. BURGER, 2048 N. E. Madison. Si. PhiIip's. Pep Club 2-3-4, Sergeant-or arms 4, Dramotics 2-3, Dico 3, Cheer Leader of Foofball 4, Glee 4. J. RAVID CASE, 3204 N. E. 64th Ave. St. Rose. Ski 49-51-52, Boosier 52, Siage Crew 52. BILL CASSIDY, 4726 N. Kerby. Blessed Sacrament. J. V. Football l-2, V. Foot- ball 3-4, Class Vice President 4, Student Council, Couri 3-4. J. DENNIS CHASSE, 5036 N. E. 'I6?h Ave. St. Andrews. Servers 3-4, Boxing l. JACK CLANCY, 3743 S. E. Stephens St. Sf. Sfeplwens. 15 eniord PATRICK CONNOLLY, 3238 N. E. 20th. Madeleine. Kilowatt. BRUCE CULLEN, 9523 N. Exeter. Assump- tion. Senior Service Club 4. FREDERICK L. CUNNINGHAM, 5122 N. E. Wistaria Drive. St. Rose. Ski Club 2-3. DONALD A. DESCHNER, 3204 St. Johns Ave., Vancouver, Wash. St. James. Chess 2. R. DITTER, 8735 N. Edison St. Assumption. Senior Service Club 4. CARL J. DuLAY, 3804 S. E. Lowell. St. Ignatius. GERALD R. DOVE, 2203 S. E. Orange. St. Philip Neri. Pep 2-3-4, Sergeant-ab Arms 3, Dico 3, Glee 4. T. JERRY DOYLE, 6110 N. E. 4'Ist. Sl. Charles. Pep Club 2-3-4, Monogram Club 2-3-4, Student Council T-4, J. V. Football 'l, Football 2-3, J. V. Basket- ball 'I-2, Basketball 3-4, Track 'l, Golf 3, Tennis 'I-2-3-4, Reg. Rep. 2-3-4, Treasurer 1. 'I6 eniorfi RAY DUPUIS, Our Lady of Lake. Golf 2. JAMES DUYCK JAMES A. ELIAS, 3115 G St. Vancouver. St. James. Monogram 4, Football 3-4, Debate team. EARL ROBERT ENGEL, 316 S. E. 31st Ave. All Saints. Servers 2, Kilowutt 2, Booster 3-4. MICHAEL G. FADER, 1814 S. E. 58th Ave. St. Stephen's. Football Mgr. 1, Fresh- man Declamation, Oratory 3-4. ROBERT FAHLMAN. St. Andrews JOHN FOSTER, 2161 N. E. Broadway. Madeleine. J. V. Basketball 1, V. Basketball 2-3-4, V. Football 4, Track 1-2 VINCENT R. GONZALES, 1606 N. Simpson. St. Cecelia. Arc 2-3, Dico 3, Dramatics 4, Scepter 3, J Football 2. 17 eniom HARVEY J. FERGUSON, 2724 N. E. Tilla- mook. Madeleine. Pep 2-3-4, Booster 2-3-4, Speech 3, Football 3, Baseball 3, J. V. Baseball 1-2, J. V. Football 1-2 Reg. Rep. 1-2, Student Body President, Inter-School Council, Glee Club. BOB FOY, 13800 S. E. River Road, Mil- waukie. St. John Baptist. RALPH FULLER, 2269 N. W. Savier. St. Patrick. Monogram 2-4, J. V. Baseball 1, Football 2, Basketball 4, Reg. Rep. 1. WILLIAM S. GAGNON, 2741 N. E. 53rd. St. Rose. Pep Club, 3-4, Dico Club 3, Declamation 1-2, Dramatics 2, Kilowatt 2, Cheerleader 4, Rampart 4. GEORGE W. GATES Ill, 1905 S. W. Carter Lane. RICHARD L. GERHARDS, 3925 N. Inter- state. Blessed Sacrament. JEROME R. GIANOTT, 3415 N. E. Fremont, Madeleine, Senior Service Club. JAMES GOEPFERT, 2434 N. E. 61st. St. Rose. Monogram 2-3-4, V. Football 2-3. 18 eniom MICHAEL HANKiNS, 2305 5711 St. St. Rose. Track 1-2, Declamalion 1-2-3-4. BOB HATTRUP, 1815 N. E. 53rd. Sl. Rose. Basketball 4. GEORGE R. HEGSTROM, 1643 N. E. 55011 Ave. Sf. Rose. Servers 3-4, Basker- boll 4. HAROLD H. HEITZMAN, 5607 N. E. Wy- gonl. Sf. Charles. Arc Club 3, J. V. Football 2. Reg. Rep. 4. FRANCIS X. HODAPP, 702 lake Foresf Drive, Oswego. Glee 3, Band 4. RICHARD R. HOFMANN, 1645 30111 Sf., Milwaulzie. Sl. John the Baptist Parish. JAY IMHOLTE, 1535 S. E. 25111. SY. Philip Neri. Arc Club, Dico 3, Pep 3-4, Golf 2-3-4, Reg. Rep. 4. JAMES I. IRWIN, 1016 29th Sf., Milwaulxie. Si. John. Arc Club 2-3. 19 eniom JAMES S. IRWIN, 4068 N. E. 15tl1. St Andrew. Arc Club 3. JOSEPH ISAAC, 3520 N. E. Hancock Madeleine. FRANK M. JOSEPH, 10500 N. E. Fargo. St. Rito's. Pep 3-4, Booster 3-4, Dro- matics 2-3-4, Student Council 4, Reg. Rep. 3, Student Body Vice President 4, Senior Debate 4. JEROME C. JUSTIN, 901 W. 43rd St., Van- couver. St. James. Servers Club 'l-2-3-4, Ski Club 4. DAN J. KELLEHER, 1465 N. E. Going St. St. Andrews. Sr. Service 4, Servers 2-3-4, Rampart Staff 4. GAYLAND KERSTEN, 180 Oraia Court, Troutdale, Oregon. St. Henry, Gresham. RICHARD KIMBROUGH, 618 N. E. Floral Place. All Saints. Booster Club 3-4. THOMAS G. KOLIBABA, 6041 S. E. Wood- stock. Our Lady of Sorrows. Booster Club 3-4, Dromatics 2-3-4, Stage Mgr. 4, Inter Club Council, Secretary-Treos- ured 4. 20 eniom J. KRAUS, 5603 S. E. Ramona St. Our Lady of Sorrows. Booster 3-4, Dra- matics 3-4. THOMAS A. KRAEMER, 9105 S. E. Wash- ington St. Ascencion. Servers 2. THOMAS KRUEGER, 6415 N. E. Alameda. St. Rose. Monogram Club 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, J. V. Football 1, J. V. Base- ball 1, Football 2-3-4. DON LEAHY, 9227 S. W. Leahy Road. Cathedral. DENNIS LANG. St. Mir:hael's Parish. Football J. V. 2, Football V. R. 3, Glee 4. FREDERICK KRUSE, 3345 N. E. 78th St. St. Rita. rHoMAs J. LEAHY, sos N. Morgan. Holy Redeemer. Red Cross 2-3-4, Servers 2-3, Rampart 2-3-4, Bus. Mgr. 3-4, Dra- matics 4, Debate team 4. RONALD L. LEGG, 3107 N. E. 27th Ave. Madeleine. Booster Club 2-3-4 CV. Pres. 41, Monogram 3-4, Kilowatt 2, Red Cross 2, Varsity Baseball 2-3-4 fmanagerj, Rampart 2-3-4 Csports edi- torl, Compiled 1952 Basketball Dope Book, Compiled 1951 Basketball Tour- nament Scrapbook. 21 0 QIQLOPJ ART W. LEWIS, 3036 N. E. 11th Ave. Medeleine. Monogram 3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Booster Club 2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Dico 3, Scepter 3-4, Business Mgr. 4, Debate team 4, Reg. Rep. 1-2-4, J. V. Football 1-2, Varsity Football 3-4, Tennis 3. VIRGIL LEONARD, St. James. Vancouver, Wash. JERRY HAGAN, 7641 S. E. 23rd Ave. Holy Ramily. Reg. Rep. 1-2-4, Ski Club 1-2-3-4, V. Basketball Mgr. 2, Mono- cram 2-3-4, Inter-School Council 4, Man of the Month, Junior Football -2, Cheerleader 3-4, Cheer King 4, Dico 2-3-4, Oratory Contest 4, Dramatics 3-4, Glee Club 3-4. JOSEPH GWYNN, 3931 S. E. Ivon. St. Ignatius. Fire Fighter 3. ROBERT A. GUILD, 4415 S. W. Lobelia St. St. Clare. Red Cross 3-4, Senior Service 4, Ski 3, J. V. Baseball 1-2, J. V. Foot- ball 1-2, Baseball 4, Scepter 3-4. THOMAS J. GREEN RICHARD GRIGG DON E. GRAHAM, 2948 S. E. Harrison. St. Philip's. Pep 3-4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Glee 3-4, Dico 3, Cheer Leader Foot- Ball 3-4, Basketball 4, Squires 4. 22 eniom JOHN LYNN, 2017 S. E. Elliott Ave. St Philip Neri. JOSEPH LISAC, 3241 S. E. Wake St., Mil- waulrie. Ski 1-2-3-4. DON N. LULICH, 2700 N. W. Savier St St. Patricks. Dico 3, Simi 2-3-4, J. V Baseball 1, V. Baseball 2-3, Reg. Rep. 1 HAROLD J. McCUlLOUGH, JR., 13121 S E. Briggs Ave., Milwaukie 22, Oregon St. Johns, Milwaukie. PATRICK MONAGHAN, 932 S. E. Malden St. Agatha's. Senior Service Club, Rep to Student Court 4. JAMES C. MORAN, 3517 N. E. Couch St. All Saints Parish. J. V. Football 1-2, J. V. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 3-4 Monogram 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Glee 3, Ski Club 2-3-4. FRANCIS P. MULVEY, 1420 N. E. 15th Ave. Holy Rosary. Basketball 4. 23 s eniom DON L. MAES, 12727 S. E. Sherman Sl. St. Pefers. Foolball 4. JOHN MARCKX, 9605 N. E. Campaign St. Sl. Rita. HENRY MARINE, 10000 N. W. l07ih Ave. St. Patricks. Glee 3-4. NICHOLAS MANSCO, 7806 S. E. 42nd Ave. Holy Family. Arc Club 2-3. JAMES MILAN, 5635 N. E. Skidmore. Saint Charles, Arc Club 3, Kilowaf? 2, Reg. Rep. 4, Glee 3. GERALD MILLER, 203 S. E. 78th Ave. Ascension. Servers Club 3-4. JAMES MIZNER, 5306 S. E. Reedway. Our Lady of Sorrows. Band l-2-3, Foot- ball 3-4, Scepter 3-4. JOHN MOELLMAN, Box 270, Rf. 3, Tigard, Oregon. Sf. AnIhony's fTigordD. 24 enioro WILLIAM MURPHY, 624 N. E. Hollancl St. Holy Redeemer. Student Council 3, Pep Club 4, J. V. Basketball 1, J. V. Base- ball 1, Student Body Officer, Secretary- Treasurer, Rampart Staff, Literary Award 1. FRANK S. NAVARRA, 2128 S. E. 12th Ave. St. Philip Neri. Glee 4, J. V. Football 1-2, V. Football 3, J. V. Baseball 1, V. Baseball 2-3-4. JIM D. NICHOLS, 7624 S. E. Taylor. Ascension. Glee Club 3, Monogram Club 4, Dramatics 3-4, J. V. Football 1-2, Football 3-4, J. V. Baseball 1, Base- ball 2, Reg. Rep. 1, Glee 3. DONALD NOONAN, 3845 N. E. Wygant. Saint Charles. Ski Club 3-4, Glee Club 3-4. CLAlRE OSBORN, 5831 N. E. 109th Ave. St. Rito's. THOMAS M. Spear, 2829 N. E, 26th. Macle- leine. Dico 3, Senior Service Club, Vice Pres. 4, Jr. Football 2,Rampart 2-3-4. ROBERT SPITULSKI, 3765 S. E. 11th Ave. Sacred Heart. 25 eniom DALE O'GRADY, 2827 4th Ave., Milwaukie St. John. Dramatics 1-2-3-4. TIMOTHY F. O'NEll.l, 2209 N. E. Kllckitat. Madeleine. Monogram 3-4, Dico 3, Ski 2-3, Pep Club 3-4, Booster 3-4, J. Football 1-2, J. Basketball 2, J. Base- ball 1-2, V. Footvall 3-4, V. Baseball 3, Reg. Rep. 3, Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Club 4, Student Council 4. JOHN J. OXLW, 4195 N. E. Alameda. St. Rose. Arc Club 2, Inter Club Council 2. DANIEL W. PAINTER, 3425 N. E. 53rd. St. Rose. J. Football 1-2, Varsity Foot- ball 3. JIM M. PARKER, 315 East 17th St., Van- couver, Wash. St. James, Vancouver. Ski 1-2-3-4. RONALD PALLEGRINE, Eugene, Oregon. Sacred Heart, Eugene. THOMAS C. PERRY, 4319 S. E. Ash St. All Saints. Rampart Staff 3-4, Editor of Rampart 4, Student Council 4, Movies. JAMES K. PETERS, 4136 Jackson St., Mil- waukie. St. John's, Milwaukie. Senior Service 4. 26 eniom DONALD H. PETERSON, 346 S. 2nd Ave., Hillsboro, Oregon. Si. MaMhew's. Senior Service 4. THOMAS B. PLASKER, 5266 N. E. 42nd Ave. Sl. Charles. Boosler 3. KENNETH M. PLUMB, Box 635, Lake Grove, Oregon. Our Lady of ihe Lake. V. Baseball 3-4, Football Mgr.-Asst. 4. FRANCIS F. POHS, Sf. Marys, Huber, Ore- gon. Sf. Mary's. Kilowaft 2-3-4, Kilo- wait officer 4, J. V. Baskerball 1-2, Public Address System 4. GENE PUGLIESE, 3440 S. E. 'l0il1 Ave. Sacred Heart. Tennis 'I-2-3-4. ROBERT J. PUNCOHAR, Rl. 5, Box 299, Hillsboro, Oregon. Sf. MaMl1ew's. Kilo- wati 2, Senior Service 4. ROBERT L. REHORST, Rt. 4, Box 303, Van- couver, Wash. St. James. Servers Club 2-3-4, Ski 4, Inter Club Council 3, Scepier Business Staff 4. MIKE REI, 3627 N. E. Bryce SY. Made- leine. Golf 'I-2-3-4, J. V. Basketball 1. 27 eniom RICHARD N. RlCl'lTER, 6124 N. Boslon. Sl. Cecelia. DeWAYNE A. RUSCHMAN, 5619 S. E. 88lh Ave. Sl. Peters. ROBERT A. RUTTER, 13623 S. E. Linden Lane, Milwaukie, Oregon. Sf. John the Bapiisi. Monogram 4, Glee 3-4, Ski 3-4, Varsity Baseball 3-4. PAUL T. SCHACHER, 5216 N. E. 19th Ave. St. Andrews. FRANK B. SCHMITZ, 1626 N. E. 9th Ave. Holy Rosary. Pep Club 2-3-4, Vice Pres. 4, Monogram 3-4, Dico Club Secre- tory 3, Junior Fooflnoll 1-2, Junior Bos- ketball 1-2, Junior Baseball 1, Varsity Football 3-4, Varsify Baskelboll 3. JOHN SCHNIEDER, 9340 S. E. Slanley Ave. Sf. Johns the Baptist Reg. Rep. 1-2, Glee 3. RAYMOND W. SCHREIBER, 20116 6111 Sf., Milwaukie. Sl. John fhe Baplisi. CHARLES N. Shaw, 788 Berwick Couri, Oswego, Oregon. Our Lady of the Lake. Ski 2-3-4. 28 eniorrt JOSEPH W. VAN GOGH, 402 East 16th St., Vancouver, Wash. St. James. Kilo- watt 2-3-4, Arc 2-3. JERRY VAN HOUMISEN' ANDREW C. VANDERPLAAT, 5627 N. E. 18111. St. Andrews. V. Football 3. ALEX VIRNIG, Vancouver. DONALD G. WEBER, 7015 N. Moore. Holy Redeemer. Pep Club 2-3-4, Mono- gram 3-4, Speech 3, Booster 4, Rampart 3-4, Man of the Month Uan. '52D, Glee 4, Band 4, J. V. Basketball 1-2, J. V. Football 2, V. Football Mgr. 3-4, Track 2. THOMAS L. WEBER, 4311 S. E. 9111. Sacred Heart. Kilowatt 2, Senior Service 4, Rampart 4. KENETH WESTRUP, 418 N. E. Sacramento. Holy Rosary. Jr. Varsity Football 1, Boxing 2-3, Band 1-2-3, Arc 4. LAWRENCE H. WHITE, P. O. Box 486, Oswego, Oregon. Our Lady of the Lake. Ski 1. 29 eniom WALTER J. ZENNER, 2345 N. E. 43rd. St. Rose. Pep Club 4, Booster 3-4, Dico 3, Kilowatt 2-3, Monogram 4, J. V. Foot- ball 1-2, J. V. Basketball 1-2, Jr. Bose- ball 1, Varsity Track 2, Varsity Foot- ball 3-4. RICHARD A. ZENNER, 2701 N. E. 102. St. Rita. Senior Service 4, Servers 2. STAN ZEGGERT, Blessed Sacrament. Mono- gram 2-3-4, Senior Service 4, Football Mgr. 2. WILLIAM SARSFIELD WIEBER, 7123 E. Main St., Hillsboro. St. Matthews. Kilo- watt 1-2, Rampart 4, Debate 4, Jr. Glee 1. BILL L. TRASK, 73531 S. E. Barbara Welch Road. St. Peters. Bookstore 2-3-4. BILL l.. TRAVISS, 7353 S. E. Barbara Welch St. Rose. Booster Club 3-4 lVice Pres. 41, Rampart Staff 3-4, Pep Club 4, Man of the Month lNov. '51, Compiled 1951-52 Basketball Tournament Scrapbook. RICHARD M. THOMAS, 116 N. E. 86th. All Saints. President Senior Service 4, Jr. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 4. EDWARD SWEO I so JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS I I I President JACK ALLSTOCK Vlc -Presideni P H I L MCH U GH Secreiory BOB FRANZ Abballa, Dick Alstock, Jacck Anderson, Carl Anderson, Ron Andre, James Andreas, Jerry Aquimo, Vincent Arrigotfo, Marlin Balistiri, Joe Barrafi, Ed Barrocco, Tom Bushman, Bill Bastosch, Frank Belding, Philip Bennefti, Bill Berry, Jeremiah P Biiz, Gerald Brown, James Bray, Bob Brogon, Virgil Brosi, Joe Brosfrohcns, Eugene Bruck, George Burns, Jack Burns, Jerry Campbell, Pal Cavalli, Dick Costello, John Curry, Don Daifry, Bill Danzen, Ken Delaney, John uniom W W' DeNuci, James Deki, Richard Dooney, Michael Dene, Sa mmy Dwyer, Dennis Erhordt, John Fagan, Tom Fozio, Jack Fritz, David Gatton, John Goretta, Frank Gotch --- Donald Gottfried, David Hartung, Hartung, Ludwig Hauser, Kenneth h Henzler, Kennet Hilger, Bob - Henige Hittner, Leon s, Ronald Hoesley, Frederick Hoffman, James Howard, Arthur Howlet f, Chester Hume, Thomas Jacobs, Neil Walter Jensen, Richard Jones, Heating, Daniel Kern, Kieth Kruger, Ted Larpente ur, James uniom Ledwidge, Garth Lee, Robert Leslie, Charles Limback, Thomas Lowitt, Robert Lowry, Dale Lyster, Harold McGrath, Robert McHugh, Phil McMenamin, Milton Maclean, Malcolm Marimun, Paul Medico, Homer Meredith, Robert Miller, LeRoy Miller, Pete Mooney, Frank Moorod, Mac Moore, Eugene Moritz, Wayne Norbert, Theodore Murphy, Niel O'Brien, Daniel Oreskovich, Joseph Pelilcan, Glen Pendergast, James Peterson, Walter Pillette, Gregory Pohs, Raymond Provancher, Robert Provancher, Ronald Rabitoy, Michael uniom I'- Rusk, Pau Rothgebe Reed, Jim Radich, John r, Robert Remington, Robert Richenberg, Robert Rieber, Rogers, Rood, Phil Ruth, Jerry Schacher, Paul Schiewe, John Andrew Schurr, Joseph Schelb, Edward Sherlock, Thomas Simmons, Michael Siri, Lewis Snodgrass, John Snyder, Earl Spent, Rodney Stark, Robert Steele, Edward Stopper, Bruce Swanberg, William Schwerzler, John Taylor, Jack Taylor, Robert Taylor, Wiliam Taylor, Robert L. Thayer, Richard Truesdale, Harry VanLoo, Joseph uniom Van Veen, Tom Vanderbeck, John VerStraten, William Vranizan, Ralph Walker, Dough Warren, Myran Guasco, Richard Weber, Donald Weisensee, Gerald While, John While, Thomas Williams, John Wiesmann, Laurence Zeller, Ralph Zenner, George Zervas, John Roihenfluch, Gerald unions SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS . ,.,,...1 me is S3254 ga? QR Albrick, James Alfenhofen, Vince Amadeo, Philip Apilado, Vincent Basaraba, Edward Baslasch, John Be neve nto, Richard Bridges, John Broddie, Charles Brost, Robert Bieker, Donald Bugosh, Ronald Burger, Jim Burlei, Sam Burney, R. Campbell, James Cecchi, Raymond Ciceric, Richard Cherginco, Gene Christy, Thomas Cody, Kevin Concannon, Timolhy Connors, William Crane, Richard Cunningham, John Dinneen, Timoihy Dove, Ronald Driesback, John Dubay, Andre Duffy, Gerry Duffy, Harold Dyer, Roberi dlgola omored Ebeling, Leslie Eizenberger, Donald Engelsfad, Edwin Enlwhisfle, Daniel Ellis, Tom Erickson, Arlhur Fabryski, Richard Farley ,Anthony Fazio, Albert Fengler, Bill Fletcher, Edward Fraser, Bruce Funkhauser, David Gartner, Phil Gehards, Joseph Gilman, Ralph Goodell, Lane Grolhe, Don Gregroire, Thomas Gustafson, Paul Gwynn, James Hagen, .lon Hanna, Harry Hannigan, Bob Harold, Charles Harris, Roger Herlein, Richard Heniges, Ronald Heisler, Fred Heuval, Norman Highfield, Bill Horne, Dave .ghynkomorea Hochnad l e , James Hutchinson, Dennis Jenck, Ron Camfield, Mike Keefer, Mike Kulgrs, Peter Killion, Jim Klein, Bill Klob as, Dewayne Krall, John Lane, Philip Langille, Ludwig La Roe, Dick Lowry, Charles Lenlz, Jerry Lyons, Maurice Klien, Keith Leonard, Lip i P Ludwig, Frank Lishco, John McFarland, Joh n McCarthy, Joe McCormack, Bill McCullen, Bob Maloney, Harvey Minich, Karl Marshall, Robert Marfheller, Samuel Marlin, John Marlin, Jack Mackin, Wal? .S70l0A0l'l'l 0l 26 Matfice, Jim Meridefh, Edward Meyer, John Meyer, Lance Meyers, Milo Miio, Frances Miller, Joseph Moore, Tom Moncrieff, Dav e Moshofsky, Raymond Mobrucker, Jacob Mullan, John Mulvy, Joe Musulin, Matt Myer, Dennis Nisfler, Ronald Nunemaker, Ronald Nyies, Michael Opoka, Daniel OH, Jim Pasfo, George Perry, James Philichi, Arnold Ports, Harlan Regan, Walter Rivord, Roger Robben, John Ciceric, Richard Sautner, Alberi Sehorn, Alberi' Scafidi, Joseph Schreiber, Allen ,JO 0l'l'L0l e5 Schur, Gregory Schwury, George Sheppard, Grant Sheridan, James Shield, Richard Shultz, Norman Simmons, John Smith, Charles Snyder, Paul Spear, Michael Standiford, Robert Stone, Charles Sullivan, Owen Seves, Edwin Swaia, David Thielke, Ray Trumbull, Rollin Vaughters, Bill Virnig, Jerome Victor, Joe Vranizan, Jack Wager, Terry Walters, Jim Welch, Terry Wills, Ron Welch, Don Wenker, Dave Weathy, Harold White, Bernie Winsper, Rodney Wieber, Bill Weston, James .SZIUAOWE 0I e5 Wisher, Ken Withers, Charles Wrede, Donald Youngbluth, Joseph Zerr, Jerome Zetfle, Lurry Zieftlow, James Zuchero, J. Poininer, John Janes, Stan Stork, Leroy Johnson, John Ogden, Dennis Jackson, David .SZIOAOITL 0l e6 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Alfano, Francis Allais, James Alton ,Burton Amato, Charles Amato, Roger Anderson, James Aycock, Lawrence Bacca, Carlos Barberis, Ray Bastow, Jim Bran, Harvey Bender, John Black, Don Yukich, Michael Boyce, Willia m Bradford, Gordon Bradly, George Brennan, George 'Brown, Sieve Buchholz, Karl Berg, Tom Butfs, James Candello, Robert Callopy, Bruce Carter, Clifford Carlfon, Jim Carly, Kenneih Center, Bob Christiansen, Jim Comerforcl, Tom Connors, Pa? Connors, Richard l 0:5A,l'l'LQlfL Cruse, Roy Darrow, Paul DeFroncisco, Donald DeFrancisco, Ronald Dehen, Richard Delor, Charles De Marlino, Dave Dodson, John Driscoll, John Driscoll, Edward Duffy, Bob Dulay, Ron DuPraw, Paul Burnhert, Bob Durnin, John Dwyer, John Ehli, Jim Engelslad, Edward Ferguson, Dennis Flores, Roberl Forcier, Robert Ford, James Fuller, Gregory Gallucci, Ronald Gargarelli, Bill Garmell, Harvey Gavin, Terrence Gerhards, Joseph Gets, Norman Gottfried, oRnald Gamachi, John Grove, David gl I e5A,l'l'I.el'l Gusiafson, Edward Hagen, Ed Hanna, Jim Hansen, Stan Harrison, Jim Hawes, Ralph Hecker, Anthony Hefferman, Joe Heniges, Bill Hill, John Hogan, Joe Hopman, Charles Hostefler, Richard Hanker, Mike Howlett, Richard Jenck, Robert Wong, Sum Welter, Jack Jones, Don Kane, George Kent, William Kiefel, Thomas Klosferman, John Kramer, Thomas Kram, Jerome Krieger, Larry Kristin, John McDonald, Mike McDonald, Roberi McCloskey, Joseph McCullough, Don McEachern, Don jl e5Al4'lQI'l WN McMonnus, Jim McMahon, Don MccNabb, Larry Mclellan, Mil: e McPhee, Jack ' MacNab, Larry Moddocks, John Machum, Jerry Mackin, Ed Manski, Robert Martinez, Benny May, Robert Moyer, Charles Meuchel, Gerald Meyer, Harvey Mikish, Frank Miller, Davis Miller, Tom Molyneux, John Mooney, John Moore, Jerry Murawaki, Jay Muck, Clem Murphy, Pat Neher, Joe Newman, Larry Nistler, Ron Perkins, Linn Peterson, John Peterson, Pete LaPierre, Leonard Pachl, Larry ,7'l ef5 lfflelfl Pongracz, Ed Popiel, Henry Radich, David Rask, Tom Rask, Ray Redmond, Pat Reiner, Jerry Haffner, Don Riehl, James Roth, Gerald Sanderson, Gary Sonfangelo, Nick Scheehan, Mike Scheer, Robert Schlotfeldi, Roberi Schmidt, George Schneider, Jack Schwerdf, John Scully, Lawrence Schaeffer, Earl Schectel, Larry Sheridan, William Simard, Al Slosser, Ed Smiih, Joe Sobolewski, Joseph Snieder, Joe Spring ,Dick Spring, Rod Sullivan ,Tim Schneider, Tom Tabor, Patrick gl 86Al'l'lel'l LaManna, Dick Lawson, James Lee, James Lehman, Charles Lester, Jim Lisac, Jerry Loberg, Lloyd Lorden, Charles Lowden, Joe Lowry, Chuck Luckerolh, Janus Lynch, Phil Don O'Niel Tansey, Jeremy Taylor, Roy Thomas, Ernest Thomas, Harold Thomas, Ronald Todd, Gary Traxler, Bradley Truesdale, Jim Thygesen, Raymond Ufz, Robert Vail, Spencer Vaughan, Champ Vaughn, Jack Vaughn, Paul Ward, James Watson, Richard Weatherford, George Websier, John Weiland, John P86 Am eil I 1 1 mini! I X 3 X f 'IKM QM 'W' ' ,1 my Sfiwifib ' Q , ,,,, , 1 ,,,,.,-. , ,- , . -it 1.11 -1. ns4.r-m.f14:mw.,Q.f1f,m.s : 1xmz,.ma.il.f 11 9! fm 'Ps ' - x N V 4 A W . -rf? fm V Z y?n,p,iM3 ' is vw V- , ' www n Af: A .Y .e I ,A A X v . '3 7, skim, X ,..,, 4 0. 'S 1? 5 .. ali f 2. 2 '?':5'w?fi' , 5 NL Why V , x , - 1 . 4 . 'F km F '4 kk 'Y 4 2' 4455 Q? V y 'ix' , -rf 55,15 Q1 1 A X N 3 1 sf V 45 , . if s it L 1 f .' 5 . ,RN ,K 1 Q. , we Q 23 si fi' --- I f New Rampart liditors Plan Revised Lively School Paper , announced the first issue of this year's school publication. The task of carrying out' this project was entrusted to a capable staff under co-editors Tom Perry and Henri Arata. hflake-up was revamped, new lively columns were installed and an attempt was made to save news scoops for release in the paper. Late this year the Rampart won an All-Catholic rating in com- petition with papers from ll Westerii states in the Press Convention sponsored by St. lVIary's College of California . 56 ss sa RQ-. DINNER PARTY AND SENIOR PROM M565 C' W l k ' 1 I 63 mv lvxrrllgl lx I 1 FOO The 1951 RAM', squad competed for the first time in the newly-formed Loop-Valley Coast league, and finished the season in a three-way tie for second place . . . winning four and losing two games. Central dropped three non-league games and thus compiled a -1 win, 5 loss season. Four returning regulars, Tim O'Neil1, Leon Hittner, Bil Cassidy and Frank Schmitz, as well as four other lettermen Art Lewis, Bob Taylor, Jack Taylor and Jim Nichols, greeted coaches Harry Scarff and Tony Sidel. These, plus four other squadmen and Paul Barthelemy, a new recruit, formed the nucleus of the '51 team, and provided a fairly bright outlook. The team started off well, by defeating the tough '-'Buldogsn from Albany 7-6 and met a stubborn Milwaukie crew in the second game and barely slipped by them 6-0. Dame fortune frowned on the Rams in their third start and while out-downing and out-gaining the Papermakers from Camas dropped the game by a 26-0 count. TBALL ln losing to the well-trained, powerful Astoria Fishermen Central took its worst defeat by a 47-17 score. The Rams looked good in part but' couldn't match the polished Fishermen offense. The Cheese-makers from Tillamook sur- prised the Central crew in the third league game and came out on top of a 21 to 1-1 struggle. Prep defeated Central in the traditional stadium clash for t'he first time in several years by a 6-0 score. The Rams muffed sev- eral scoring opportunities and in the last few minutes gave up a touchdown to the determin- ed Crusader offense. Central started league play with t'wo wins and finished the league play with two wins defeating Hood River 13-7 and the big Gres- ham team 19-13. ln the last game, a non-league contest the Rams payed a fine game but were out- sclored 19-6 at Medford. 62 V 1? VARSITY BASKETBALL ggi? ' J Q!! Xkwtt. viii X Q I 'w..,,-ff' Z5 -A, 4 imj , H affrup I 5 P. D. PARKER BUSINESS Mason C 315 E V ncouver, PRINTING C0 ast 17th Washinqto 2215 N. E. Glisan St MORAN'S FUEL OIL ,fy 913 S. W. Washington TRAVERS HARDWARE J. K. GILLS 1200 S. W. Morrison Musical Instruments Pianos Portland Music Co. 514 S. W. THIRD AVE. Blforcon 1819 Compliments of Bradley Irwin 1120 S. E. Morrison Lloyd Byerly Sporting Goods 815 S. W. Sixth Ave. Portland, Ore. Bisio Motors Used Cars - Trucks ' WEbster 9870 2869 N. E. Sandy Portland 12, Oregon