Chaminade High School - Eagle Yearbook (Dayton, OH)
- Class of 1955
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Add five dozq teachers, fifty-two courses, and forty-five activitic smoothly? Master this recipe. Take thr Sprinkle freely with a million miscellanies. Stir co stantly. Bring to a slow boil over a period of nii months. Throughout be wise and patient, look to the f ture while deep in the details of the present, ker smiling. Send forth each year boys who have cl veloped into men of Chaminade. This is the tas Our principal, our dean find our chaplaindthese 11 the men who accomplish it. -,941 A15 'imc' T ' REV. PAUL WAGNER, S.M. Chaplain BRO. ALFRED E. BEIGEL, .S.M. On August 19, 1954, Bro. Alfred E. Beigel, S.M., passed to his eternal reward. His completely unexpected death culminated 39 years of service to God, the Society of Mary, and youth. He served as treasurer and business manager of Chaminade for the past five years, a period which saw the com- pletion ofthe new building. Brother Al will be remembered in many ways . . . for his thorough and in- teresting courses in American history, for his booming voice in happy social gatherings, for his patience and understanding, and for his devoted service to God. Although the passing of Brother Al leaves fl deep void within the faculty of Chaminade and the hearts of all who knew him, it enriches the heavenly choir with another strong Marianist voice. 1 ' wa' , : Q -A J fr f, i'..g'45.yf . ' . . vi.:--I .lf 5.-'J' -- -' 1 --V.-,-,Q-1 --'A-.1 ur' -W 1 'wr fu f- 1' .- ' f- .1 r 5 1 '- MM-L.-z ,J ri 'f r-u .ny K -faq, r. i - -ewf-'. H 'N 'gf - ,Jw-ri., -i : .. ,yr A y o r ! V. ,-fc., rL..r'2.Lf. , , ,ha ,K t. J,-K, ,.,....f , r ..1-fgyf' .,,.,., H .- ,cm -R-A. -,i . M4 ,A ,., .,. ,,TQf'i2L4,l, ,,,.' J., rj ,H in b JU' f, . 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ANTHONY CQORl5Ii'l I', SM. DIZINLEIN, SM. Civnts-Smiulugy, linglish MARIANIST Magalyinc-. IV, Spw.-all Club, IQAGLIQ Amlvisur. I4 'I'l1.1t'll learn ya, dem y.1!' Potato chip n1u0tl1c1': Mx'. Faust, BLlShW'hilL'kCI'I Don Mcycr. 3 , BRO. GEORGE DEINLEIN, S.M. Religion IV, English II, Sodality III, EAGLE Advisor. MR. WILLIAM DONOHUE General Science I, II. Why thank you! I try to brush -an-as if 'c' 1 l ef? 9 ww BRO. CHARLES MR. GERARD ECKHARDT, S.M. FAUST fan, Commercial Law, Mechanical Drawing III. nior Counselor, Grad- IV, Cafeteria Supervis- tion, Activities Co-or- ion. nator. them every day. Fred jones and Brother John O'Connor. MR. GEORGE EARLY Civics-Sociology, Student Employment, Graduation, Secretary Alumni Assn. BRO. 1. EDWARD BRO. DONALD MR. THOMAS FICK, S.M. FOLEY. S.M. FRERICKS :neral Business II, Biology, Photography English I, Physical Edu- perintendent of Build- Club, Science Club. cation, Head Basketball gs, Ticket Manager. Coach, Baseball Coach. BRO. DONALD GASKILL, S.M. Wtvrld History, Current Events-Speech. Sodality I, Glee Club, Assistant Band Director, Frosh Bowling League. I5 ,fx can , -'W' 1 -'Y' 'M MR- JOHN BRO. ALERED BRO. JOHN GORKIS GRISEZ. S.M. HALL, S,M. Physitztl E il u t Ll t io n. Chemistry. N it t i o n all Typing, Stamp Drive. l'lL'lllill l, ll. Assistant Honor Sotiety. liootlmll Coiitli, BRO. ANDREW' HAWKE, S.M, American History, Reli- gion III, Sotlality Ill. EAGLE Business Ad- vis 0 r, MARIANIST Drive, BRO. ROBERT HERTWECK. S.M. Religion II. English Il. Lain II, Sodillity II, M-tr 'SZ' 1 .sl w- HRO. l.Olll5 lvlR. RUlilfR'l' llli'I l'It.ll, S.lNl. HOLYCROSS Align-l'1r.t ll, Plame Geom- Physical Etlutiition, Eoot- L-yry ball Coiuh fReserx'esl. Tennis Concli. Then you put in some corn squeezins, nn' let 'cr huhhle lei' Keeping the Green Wliite out ot the red Brother joe Meeler Ll spell. Moonsliint-ri Brother' Al Grisw. s BRO. J0sEPi-1 JANNING. S.M. Trigonometry-Solid Geo- metry, Algehrn Ill. Chaniiniule Club. Al BRO. RAYMOND KAClRK.S,M. English Ill. Latin Il. Sodality IV, Rallies. Assistant Athletic Direc- tor, Cheerleaders. BRO, RICHARD KEATING. S,M. English I. Cu rrcn t Events-Speech, Sodality .I, Service Club, Commu- nity Chest. ' C A BRO. ROBERT KELLY, S.M. General Business I. English I, Driver Train- ing, Red Cross, Sodality III. II. BRO. HERMAN LAMBER5. S.M, Cafeteria Manager. FR. JOSEPH LEKAN. S.M. Religion III, junior Counselor, Director of Sodality. Student Council, Moderator, Sodality IV. BRO. ROBERT LOCKE. S.M. Religion I, English I, Sodality Il. Speech Club, Stamp Drive. inning, BRO. RICHARD KLII-IN. 5181. English II. Latin II, Scr- vice Club, Building Fund Awards. qv ' T178 - n . 5109 l omg S65 tleil- Xomg . tuffoun anglnlz- ' Broihel 506 l BRO. RICHARD MISS AGNES MR. EDNWARD LOEHRLEIN, S.M. MAHLE MARRINAN Religion II, Sodality Il, Secretary. Algebra I, Applied Math Concession Stand. Frosh Basketball Cuauli. I7 BRO RAYINIOND BRO. UIOSRIUH INILQIIADII. SBI. INIRDIQR, SBI. in I SPIIUISII III, IV- ,I1IAL'LlSllI'L'l'. Iiuwnurnim. L ilitv I, Spclling Iicv. Smlgilify III, BRO. BERNARD IILOCIINIAN, SBI. Religion III, liiisinc-ss INIMI1, CumincrLi.il Art II, Painting and DL-sign. I'wiwstL'r Club, Smhlity IV, XIL'.ll'i7UUI'i Art .1niI I..iVm1t Adxiwr. 3 vs' . is if A , S X ' BRO. FRANCIS MODICA. SM. I.ntin I, Religion I, Ligllify I. And now, ladies, that brings us back to the gradcbookf' Biuthcr Andrew Hawke, and inquiring parents. 5 I I I W1 BRO. RAYMOND STREIFF, S.M. lgehra I,'PIane Geom- iry, Concession Stand. ii BRO. DONALD SULLIVAN, S.M. Latin III, IV, Sophomore Counselor. FR. ALOYSIUS SEITZ. S.M. Counselor. BRO. STEPHEN SI-IEEHY. S.M. Bookkeeping III. IV, Athletic Di- rector, Alumni Director. Post-mortem on a freshman stampede. Brothers john Bertone and Ed Nadalslcy. BRO. ALAN SPRENGER. S.M. English III, Religion III. CHA- MINADE NEWS advisor, Test- ing Program. German III, IV. Latin IV, junior X 4 Y gs A1 ep., ,, I.. i Vkrr BRO. JOSEPH FR. PAUL MR, DONALD BRO. EDWARD TRAGESER, S.M. WAGNER, S.M. WEAVER ZAI-IN, S.M. :me Geometry. Band Chaplain, German III, English II, General Physics, Math Club. Ra- irector, Stage Crew. IV. Religion IV. Science II. dio Club. llii i 1 N , 1 J.. ,- 'Nwmgnlf' 6 5 3 K QQ ,XAQQ SENIOR OFFICERS SENIOR olflflcirirzsi Ed xwg 16 - ' r, Prnldgnt, jerry Dorstcn Sccrclaryg Bill Clxifnla, ,I'fL'.lSllI'K.'I'l Bob Sumlan, Vine Prcsidunt. aa 4 gnbdw fue Cbtllllflldtlt' TOM BISTREK X N I 'if- Ben Looking BILL CHIFALA Mort Likely lo Sufreed BERNARD BORCHERS x lf I v,f ff f5 Si? ,fn Mast Aihlelir JERRY RAIFF M011 Imelleffual M I JOHN DIRCKX fi K Mon Popular Beit Dranred K BOB MORRELLA JOHN LEITSCHUH 23 Q35 fr ., 7,41 X5 x Xl' x x Qi K SQ 3 ,, . Aff -wiki, 'fi?l2Q:,. fs ! f FREDERICK T. AICHER Fritz Our Lady of Mercy K rapidly rising cartoonist who is wearing but Route Number 49 driving the Aicher 3omb to Clayton . . . Lives for the week- ends as does his partner in classroom crime . . But, Brother, what makes you think I lrew that picture of you? . . . Class Offi- er 35 Sodality lg Chaminade News 3, 4g knnual Staff 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Variety how 2, 3g National Scholastic Aft Con- est 1, 2, 3. LAWRENCE F. ANDREWS Lzfry Immaculate Conception 'aster of corny jokes-always is able to ugh at someone else's . . . Senior member the Belmont Gang . . . Defies Newton's w-only boy at Chaminade who can fall I a flight of stairs. Sodality 3, 45 Bowling 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Achieve- ent, President 3: Variety Show 3, 4. BERNARD M. ALIC Ben Corpus Christi Classy saxophonist . . . Student today, engineer tomorrow . . . Lives only for week- ends and card games . . . Always goofing in class . . . But, Brother, I don't understand the question. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Speech Club 25 Radio Club 23 Na- tional Honor Society. FRANK C. ALLEN Pancho Holy Family Has the hottest car on the road once it starts . . . Not the smartest boy in the world, but has the most fun Plans to go west after leaving the halls of Chaminade . . . Always gets Omer and Tom in trouble. Chaminade News 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3g junior Red Cross 3. CLARENCE E. BAKER Pete Emmanuel Third and Main cheerleader . . . Is in favor of girls paying the boy's way . . . Only German scholar in school who can't pro- nounce Wunderbrau . . . Beavertown Hill Billy. Perfect Attendance lg Sodality 15 Football 2. .W ,rkk V,,,-.iigimik h,,i,15i,fi ,I ,,3W5,-,ggk-W3-,3,g,,5,,,,1. , ,, . 1, , - 5 , ARTHUR C. BARTHMAN Art Immaculate Conception A lot of man Above everyone else in the class-by several inches . . . Stopped the Wilbur Wright rally with his shorts . . . Chaminade's answer to Bevo Francis. 25 EDVVARD J. BEREDA Breeze St. Anthony Scoots around in a '37 Willys . . . Always in circulation at the Herald . . . Half pint who runs around with big quarts. Perfect Attendance 2, Intramurals l, 2, 3. 4. my josrzm-r BLANFORD Pete Immaculate Conception Some girls call him Joeyg others don't call him . . . Gets a big kick from collecting motors from model trains . . . Flies a model airplane . . . Likes cadclying, hunting, and fishing . . . Quiet type. 26 OMER G. BERGIER Omer Immaculate Conception Perpetual smile and shiny shoes are his trademark . . . His super sense of humor has earned him many friends . . . This fu- ture pharmacist is an avid sports fan . . . Never gets Tom and Frank into trouble. Perfect Attendance 2g Class Officer 31 S0- clality 3. 4. FREDERICK J. BLEsr Fred Holy Angels Seen regularly with the morning paper dur- ing class . . . Always looks like he's had a bad night . . . Member of the golf team who also rips nets on the basketball court . . . Fancy dresser. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 Class C Basketball 2g Class B Basketball 3, 4. n9' E1i-.W E-VB-UAMFSR Ali CHARLES N. BETTINGER Clsurk St. Mary Rather play football than eat . . . Ch chef in Pappy Morrella's coffee maker . Hopes to receive a blade for his razor t Christmas. Class Officer 2, 33 Library St 23 Cafeteria Squad 23 Football 1. 2, 3, Intramurals 2. GERALD W. BOECKMAN jerry Our Lady of Mercy Member in good standing with UJCOV . . . Has a hobby of shell craft . . . W to be an aerodynamics engineer . . . Force could use him. junior Council World Affairs 3, 4. X x THOMAS L. BISTRIZK B. Holy Family est cheerleader we seniors ever had . . . est known for his monotone voice and mdpan expression . . . Invaluable at intra- urals . . . Always gets Frank and Omer trouble. Class Officer 31 Bowling 3. 41 itramurals 1. 2. 3. 43 Class B Basket- II 2. , Y V is FREDERICK N. BOIEHMIZR Digger Holy Angels ippy drummer in the band . . . Likes to people he'll be the last to let you down s dad's an undertakerj . . . Likes to : about his boat and car. Band 1, 2, 3. Variety Show 3. 4. SAMULL C. BITONTI Rocky St. Agnes Usually found behind a trumpet . . . He gives with jazz in the Stan Kenton manner Y . . . Has a flair for flaring collars. Class Officer 1. 2. 3g Student Council Rep. 1, 2. 4g Variety Show 2, 3, 4g Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals. joHN If. BLAKE Pr0fe.r,rar Al Corpus Christi Wfhiz with a slip-stick . . . Nexer seen without briefcase . . . Builds atomic re- actors in spare moments . . . This man knows chemicals and may he dangerous. Servers' Club 1. 2. 3. 41 Sodality 1, 2. 31 Chaminade News Editor 3. 43 Cafeteria Squad 1. 2. 3g Stage Crew 2. 3, 4g Speech Club 1. Z. 33 Variety Show 2. 3. 4. JEROME R. Box-rsif jerry St. Anthony Physics enthusiast who seems to think Pas- cal was a crackpot . . . An ace at for- getting what he doesn't want to remember . . , But he's always in there with the right answer when it counts- XVell?. Honor Roll 3: National Honor Society1 Class Officer 3g Sodality 2, 3, 4g junior Prom Committee 33 Annual Staff, Business Managerg junior Achievement President 3. 41 Variety Show 3g junior Council on Wforld Affairs 3, 41 Math Club 4. iiwmysi- . 'mtif fl- ' K' ' BERNARD J. BORCHIZRS B. 1. Corpus Christi Only Chaminade drummer with a built-in instrument stand . . . Known far and wide for his droll grin and his sardonic brand of humor. Perfect Attendance 2. 3. 45 Class Officer 2, 3, 4g Variety Show 2, 3. 43 So- dality 1. 2. 3, 4g Band 1. 2, 3, 4. 27 Sports a l.il'1er.1te-style wavy crew-cut . . . Separates his ears from his head with horn rims . . , Has Roy Rogers' hrand on tie . . . You know it Sotlality 1. 2, 3, -1. joHN H. Bimixii.Ac.ii XVll.l,IAhI j. BRAMi.Ac,ii lWilly Holy Family Top-notch student . . . Future president of National Assotiation of Fruit Farmers . . . Manages to make honor roll exen though Uhllll ' . . . -I J he spends a lot of his time torrecting llm'llan lel teachers and going to all school attixities. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, -13 Perfect Attendance 31 Sodality 2. 3. Ai: Annual Staff -iz Cafe- teria Squad 31 Math Clulw -lg National Honor Society. GIEORGIE j. Bafxsi-uia Gvnrge Sacred Heart A good sport who likes all sports . . . l a nose for news: plans to take up jour: ism . . . Big wheel in junior Achievem Honor Roll lg Perfect Attendance 1, 2 rig Sodality 1, 2, 5g Cafeteria Squad 1. Intramurals 23 Glee Club 2. 31 junior 1' ievement 41 Variety Show 21 Natit Honor Society. XVILLIAM R. BURGIER Bill JOHN W. BRIYNNI-LR KIQNNIETH BUIEHHIR Our l.ady of the Rosary ,DIMM Km Bashful babysitter' to a plugged-up ri , ' tor . . . Hopeful future Navcad . . . l,'u 'uN Blllml St' Amlwny vides his time between school, roast l Real aut up with the hutchers . . . Stocky D,-y Milm- in thc Nilxikll RCSUAW l I I mrs' and girls I D l Dawg hm md Ch stacker with shocking stockings at lirun- Ljkgg try clay up Img, then slump 35 jnmi. always flying low I l I lrmioritc expressi, ner's General Store . . . Tons of fun, for cent asa halve during math . , . Has a loud Hghnkex 1-Mile, am! I-ull, Sodnljgy 3 there are two in one. laugh like a coyote's howl. Annual Smff 4, C159 s .ilk H. All I Qi MICHAEL L. BROXYN Brnzwlie St. Anthony is tie is the shortest distance between two mints . . . Brown. that desk is not a 'um . . . An authority who can't explain iything. Class Officer 3. Al: Sodality 1. 2. junior Achievement 3, 41 junior Council i XX'orld Affairs 31 Intramurals 2, 3, Si. FRANKLIN H, BROVUNIZ Frank St. Agnes Poker-faced lover of laughter . . . Appears to be quiet unless you sit next to him . . . Tie is always choking him . . . Can always be counted on as one more guy to help out. Perfect Attendance 2. 33 Intramurals 2. 3. RICHARD j. Buacmizlifn MF.1l Ball St. Mary smmonly called meathall. hut looks ce a hrevvmaster . . . Big. always smiling 1 . Torrid in intramurals . . . VC'orks. aghs, and eats like a horse. Annual Staff Cafeteria Squad l: Intramurals I. 2. 3. Bowling 1. RICHARD Bruzkrz Diff' Holy Angels Owns a controlling interest in Fidelity Medical Supply . , . Mr. IfarIy's pet peeve . . . Drives around town in a '53 Chevy convertihle . . . Hell vvalk a mile for a l.ucky. Honor Roll 1, 2: Class Officer 1. Soclality I, 25 Chaminade News 31 Annual Staff -i :Intramurals 1, 2, 3. james R. BRr'NNizR jim Corpus Christi Hot rod grocery boy '... Pushes a wicked delivery cart . . . Favorite hangout - fire house No. lei . . . Outlook -Q Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow, etc, QBHI Shakespearej. Perfect Attendance l. 2. 3. -L RONALD D, Brmus Run Our Lady of Mercy Best knovvn representative of Shiloh Cusf tom Cluh . . . Quiet sort of fellovx xv ho likes short. flat liaircuts . . , His car is moonie blue and you ought to hear it purr. Perfert Attentlante 51 Cliaminatle News 2: Sodality 1. 21 Radio Club 3, 29 WILLIAM E. CHIFALA llyillie Resurrection Vice President of the Senior class . . . A demon with a basketball . . . You can spot his distinctive black sweater at a hundred paces.,Class Officer l, .lg Senior Class Of- ficerg Football lp junior Prom Committee 3. 1 joHN T. DAHM j. T. Holy Angels Takes part in all class activities . . . Has a strong liking for the color blue . . . Special place in his heart for Betty. Per- fect Attendance 1, 3, 4, Intramurals 1. 21 Glee Club 1. 1 ' , t5r1m-' oil . . JAMES F. CLARK lim Holy Angels Allergy for all teachers . . . Ph.D. in hair styling . . . Big wind in the Band . . . Al- ways leaves books of at least three subjects in his locker . . . Always feels bad because his girl's car can beat his in a drag. Honor Roll 13 Perfect Attendance 1, 33 Class Offi- cer Zg Soclality 23 Band 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 2, 3. RICHARD I. DANIELLWICZ Dan St. Adalbert Crazy man with a helicopter . . . Attention all colleges-He's coming . . . Changes hair style in the wink of an eye from crew cut to Magnificent Obsession. Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 43 Perfect Attendance 1, 3, 45 Annual Staff 4. JOHN T. CONNER jack Resurrection The man vvho carries the ball for 4-D . Leads the class in activities . . . Ambitiot to play college football . . . Little m crazy about girls his size. Class Officer 1. 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 41 Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 3, 4g National Athletic H01 Society. RUSSELL j. DAUGHISRTY Rurr St. Anthony An Irishman who's lost his accent . Cut it out! . . . Chaminades gre joker with no jokes . . . At graduatior will be given the command, Comm firing, you dogfaces Class Officer 1 junior Achievement 13 Intramurals 1, 1 4. .3 I ,. . ,, FREDERICK J. CONWELL Fred Assumption S really rare bird, this boy . . . Gets good grades and has a swell time, too . . . Always een at sporting events . . . His ready augh is his trademark. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Ipeech Club 1, 23 Radio Club Z3 Annual Ltaff 4. EUGENE A. DAvIs Gene Immaculate Conception arge, economy-size reporter . . . Active in mcal and school newspaper . . . Blackmailer with a tape recorder . . . Hi-Fi fanatic and 'eek-end athlete with the boys. Chaminade Jews 3, 4g Library Staff 23 Speech Club 2, 3 Variety Show 33 junior Council on Vorld Affairs 3, 4. DANIEL R. Cook Danny Resurrection Magnificent obsession-girls . . . Sunday quarterback . . . Ambition-horticul--horti-- er--flower grower . . . Decorates funeral parlor . . . Conservative dresser. Class Offi- cer 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 2. JOSEPH M. DAVIS joe St. John the Baptist Often seen in chapel . . . Famous for his grey hairs . . . Top-notch speaker. Perfect Attendance 33 Class Officer 13 Chaminade News 43 Servers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Library Staff 23 Cafeteria Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Speech Club 43 Variety Show 2, 3, 4. BZJYZIX RONALD J. COTTMAN Ron St. Augustine Carrot-topped clown-about-town . . . Great sense of humor, but has a serious side, too . . . Likes food, sports, food, cars, food, girls, and food. DANIEL D. DEBORD Ace St. Anthony Brain washed by three years of Latin . . . Scourge of the Ewalt Circle bus drivers . . . Always has good joke, or at least thinks so . . . Liberace fan but no long hair . . . Present address-Wayne Avenue. Cafeteria Squad 33 Intramurals 1, 2 ,3. RALPH J. DENNLER Duco Immaculate Conception Shades of the Great Houdini . . . Ralph is working on a trick that will make teachers disappear . . . Finishes first in almost every speech contest he enters . . . Misses one day of school every three weeks . . . Pardon me, gentlemen. Class Officer 43 Student Council Representative 23 Dramat- ics 3, 4g junior Achievement 31 Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Variety Show 3, 4g junior Council on World Affairs 43 Carrousel Club Representative 4. FRANK C. DETMER Sonny Easy to get along with . . . Admiral Detmer -USN of the future . . . Outdoors man . . . Never refuses to do a favor . . . Third street Anchor Clanker . . . Crack shot with erasers . . . Pilots a 1904 Essex. Sodality 1 2' Intramurals 1 2 3 4. JEROME L. DORSTEN jerry St. Anthony Never misses modern fad or local dance . . . jockeys a souped-up laundry truck, but has never been taken to the cleaners . . . Always on hand to lead the cheers at foot- ball games . . . Stop leading cheers, jerry -this is trig class. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 41 Class Officer 41 Senior Class Secre- taryg Student Council Representative 33 So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4g Cafeteria Squad 23 junior Prom Committee 3. 32 DENNIS E. Douol-LERTY foe Corpus Christi The original Dennis the Menace . . . Likes hot Fords but drives his dad's cool Chrysler . . . Always has a big smile for everybody. Glee Club 49 Variety Show 3, 4. RALPH J. DILLHOFF Dilly St. Mary Up, down, up, down, goes Ralph and pushups . . . Has an aversion to ra blades . . . Eats two pints of ice cream lunch . . . Has the kind of smile used toothpaste ads. Student Council Represer tive 23 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club Dramatics 2g Variety Show 2g Football 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2. josEPH L. DOUGLAS joe Immaculate Conception The sleeping beauty of 4-F . . . From c docked CHS to US fighting ship-he ho . . . Go get 'em, joe. JOHN H. Dmcrcx john Corpus Christi rammarian to Caesar . . . Honor Roll al- ays . . . Not only willing to help but does n whenever he can . . . Lost without gold- mmed glasses and copy of the Aeneid. Onor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 43 So- rlity 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society: ramatics 3, 43 Speech Club 23 junior ouncil on World Affairs 43 Chaminade ews 3, 43 Annual Staff 4. MELVIN C. EIFERT Mel St. Anthony urr hair-cut accentuated by a smile . . . refers intramurals to physics . . . Most :ten heard saying: Don't blame me, rother - Yes, Brother - Yes, Brother. frfect Attendance 1, 33 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 lee Club 43 Variety Show 3, 43 Intra- urals 1, 2, 3, 4. MARK X. DISALVO Mark Mary, Help of Christians The Fairborn Fiddler . . . Classical music fan who is also fond of boxing . . . Fre- quent visitor to the chapel. Perfect Attend- ance 43 Junior Council on World Affairs 3, 4. CARLOS P. ESTEVEZ Carfax Holy Trinity Comes to class in Sunday-go-to-meetin clothes . . . Has curl in his hair that will sway the girls . . . Si, Senor, English es time for siesta . . . Very sympathetic to confused Spanish teacher. Class Officer 23 Student Council Rep. 43 Chaminade News 2. Ti-iOMAs E. DOERFLIQR Tom St. Anthony King of the poker table . . . Smart fellow who holds his own in all sports despite his size . . . Always on the Honor Roll . . . Aw, come on fellows, just one more hand. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society3 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Math Club 43 Intra- murals 2, 33 Class C Basketball 1. THOMAS D. Evnns H001 Immaculate Conception One of Chaminade's merry music makers . . . Quiet sort of a guy . . . Noted for his close-up way of writing . . . Proud of his letters for band. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1. 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 1. 33 FRANKLIN A. FARRELL Red Holy Trinity Can't get into trouble because he won't open his yap . . . Cried when he couldn't take his basketball to the prom . . . The only basketball player who can get both feet off the floor, both hands through the basket and his nose hung up in the net. Basketball 1, 23 Intramurals 5, -4. RONALD C. FECHER Ron St. Mary Drinks beer for a past-time but never goes too far with it Hick up . . . Plans to go to all the away football games if his car will hold up. Class Officer lg Sodality 1, 23 Student Council Representative 23 Intra- murals 1, 2, 5, 4. JAMES R. FRENCH LAWRENCE T. Fox Ifm CMU Corpus Christi Corpus Chmt' A real movie fiend . . . Slippery with a Prefers cameras to girls . . . Hype addict . . . Only man to appear before the stu- slide rule . . . Always has the answers- not necessarily right . . . And, Mr. French, den! b0dY manl' times and 'level' bow 0059- since when do we spell Coca Cola with a Annual Staff 3, 4, Photography Club 1, 2, 3. 4- K? Perfect Attendance 35 Intramurals 2, 33 Math Club 4. GARY A. FEHRMAN Doc St. Albert the Great Likes brunettes and Mercuries . . . A pl cietis expert . . . Direct descendant of 1 cal fwater on the brainj . .' . Looks g in his flashy Bermuda shorts . . . 1 always be depended on to ask a quest which will stimulate discussion fthus laying period ten minutesl . . Now w a minute, I don't get it. Perfect Attend: 2, 39 Sodality 1, 2, 5Q Photography Clul Intramurals 1, 2, 3. EDWARD C. Fucr-is Ed St. Joseph's Grand Band man . . . Red-headed devil the trumpet section . . . master of tl grade arithmetic . . . Nurses a '47 Ch to school . . . Member of inseparable ' of Staeuble, Kronenberger, and Hoy. I fect Attendance lg Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 St Crew 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 2, 3. I ,i ,, 5, PAUL F. FETTIG PETER F. FINKE DAVID W, FISCHER lcbabod Bear Daw Corpus Christi ran, lanky lover of laughter . . . Hard orker on the Annual Staff fespecially ese write-upsl . . . Outstanding features -gargantuan grin and hep hornrim glasses. :rfect Attendance 3: Sodality 1, 2, 45 aoster Club lg Variety Show 4, Chami- .de News 43 Annual Staff 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. HUGH G. GILBERT Doc St. Anthony 'tooth dresser who goes for Argyles . . . ,lls his friends George . . . One of the :rrible Ten Tea Party boys . . . Wheels 5 dad's Plymouth around fon his dad's sl. Class Officer lg Sodality 1, 25 Junior 'hievement 35 Intramurals 2, 4. 14,2 ,9?2IF5 I P 'f wfhfffffrf' 2'1f!2JlW tl Corpus Christi Latin Lover fthe language, that isj . . . Pleasingly plump . . . Always has a car when you need it . . . Wants to follow in his dad's footsteps and be an engineer . . . Talks in an inaudible roar . . . Pretty hep on mythology. Honor Roll 1g Perfect At- tendance 3, 43 National Honor Society, Servers' Club 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Chami- made News 2g Dramatics Club 3, 4, Variety Show 43 Math Club 4. Incarnation As to girls, if kindness fails, use a club . . . Red-haired genius with a sense of humor to match . . . Expert on Africa . . . An' they got these here 'Mammy Wag- ons' . . . Traffic stops for him or his red hair. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 4. -i 1 ,L K ui- :iii it 3 f. f i ,i . i, . I iv :I . 4 ,. xg U -.4 GERALD L. G1u.oT'r1 figs St. Anthony Impish elf who adds humor to any activity . . . When he laughs he shakes like a bowlful of jelly . . . Managed the Chami- nade championship class B team in his junior year. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, Class Officer Ig Student Council Representative 5, 4, Sodality 1, 25 Football 1, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. su, 3, JAMES F. GIRARDOT jugbead St. Albert the Great Amateur Ed Sullivan . So round, so firm, so fully packed . . . His Camel asked him, Have you changed doctors lately? So- dality 1, 2, 3g Speech Club 1, 2, 3. 35 , , M.. ,ti .4 . .. , ...wg 1. , I-A JOSEPH E. GI.YNN foe St. Anthony The quiet one' . . . Real square who studies his lessons . . . Only man who can eat and carry on a nearly intelligent con- versation at the same time . . . Sports CN thusiast . . . Is stopping mit tapping pencil on desk. is not in glorious torture school. Sodality 1, 23 junior Achieve- ment 2. PATRICK D. I'IAGAN Pal Corpus Christi Chauffeur of big green bomb . . . Loves girls but class ring more . . . Casual shoes of black and white . . . Stuffs ballot boxes . . . Bear's Buddy. Class Officer 1, 2, 33 Student Council Representative 1, 43 So- dality 1, 2, 3, -13 Photography Club 33 Va- riety Show 3, -13 Football 23 Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 43 junior Prom Committee 3. 1. lf. JEROME X. GoLoscHMmr eny Immaculate Conception Tall, dark, and handsome . . . A whiz at math . . . Veep of the Math Club . . . Always annoyed by floods, hurricanes, and earthquakes . . . Pushes wicked delivery wagon. Perfect Attendance 1, 23 National Honor Society3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Chami- nade News 23 Annual Staff 43 Junior Ach- ievement 33 Variety Show 33 junior Coun- cil on World Affairs 43 Math Club 43 In- tramurals 1, 2, 3. LEO C. Gouamux Leo Holy Family Always has a guilty smile . . . We rather flunk than give a speech . . . booster in school activities . . . For furt reference call OL 5101. Perfect Attenda 5: Sodality 1, 2. 3, 43 Photography 1, I THOMAS C. HARM Pere St. Mary Liberace's understudy . . . Keeps Dunh in business . . . I guess I'll let my grow out for a change. Sodality 1, JAMES C. I-IAINES Marquir Our Lady of Mercvy Likes all sorts of sports, especially basket- ball . . . Most of his reading is of sports books . . , Likes jazz records . . . Always has something comical to say. Perfect At- tendance 1, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Junior Achievement 13 Intramurals 4. -1'--'die -Hial- THEODORE M. GREENE Ted Our Lady of the Rosary knockout in his pink pants . , . Six eeks and a new shave . . . Another Betty airfacks . . . Self-appointed authority 1 the female animal . . . Drug store cow- Jy . . . Fellow Sschtudentzs! junior chievement 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 lass B Basketball 3, 4. THOMAS R. HECKMAN lI 'illy Our Lady of Mercy walking Field and Stream magazine . Spends most Of his time at the skat- g rink . . . XVouldn't dream of coming school without his pink and black socks. JOSLPH L. GRILSHOP Jody Holy Family Wicked with a bowling ball . . . Drives a '52 Ford pick-up truck for Frank's Ra- diator Service . . . Well known to all who know him. Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 3g Class Officer 3, 4g Bowling 43 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 45 Baseball 4. WALTER J. HEIL Walt Holy Trinity Free watch repair . . . Time marches on THOMAS W. HACKIETT Tom Holy Angels Sole member of -1C's Intelligencia . . . Quiet fellow who likes to read books on atomic physics . . . Likes checked designs on his clothes. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3: Sodality 1, 2g Photography Club 1: Speech Club 15 Bowling lg National Honor Society. DALE F. HIfINIi Rocky St. Helens Ho, hum-religion period. and another good nap . . . Portrayed Elder rally's prize drunk . . . Clown of 4F . . . Fav- orite song- From the Halls of Monte- zumaf' Class Officer 2, 4g Sodality 2, Glee Club 23 Variety Show 2g Intramurals 2, 3. . . . Likes sports of all sorts . . . His only movement is Swiss . . . Greatest thing since sliced bread. Intramurals 1. 'slr 'Fig :SHUT V z TIMOTHY W. HIsNNnssIzY Rabbi! Immaculate Conception Grease-monkey at Kenney's . . . Sports a porkpie hat . . . Shines his shoes three times a year whether they need it or not . . . Favorite pastime-clipping refs. Class Of- ficer 2, 43 Sodality 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3. 43 Basketball 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM L. HOMAN Duke Holy Trinity Always has a joke and hearty smile to hand you . . . Bro. McQuade's pet peeve . . . In favor of the two hour lunch period . . . Thinks that Shakespeares Macbeth should be a best seller. Sodality 1, 2g Foot- ball lg Basketball 1, 2, Intramurals 3, 4. 38 PHILLIP A. HERBERT Phil St. Mary's Band enthusiast with plenty of wind . . . Would trade all the Cadillacs in Detroit for one Chrysler . . . Favorite sport is bowling, though strenuous exercise makes him steam up his glasses. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Annual Staff 43 Band 3, 4g junior Council on World Affairs 3, 4, National Honor Society. DAVID L. HOPKINS H OPP? Mary, Help of Christians Master of his own language . . . Always hands you a big line . . . Brother, you said we had to read pages 97 to 99. Does this include page 98 also? . . . Why? Class Officer 23 Dramatics 3, 43 Speech Club 43 Basketball 1, 21 Baseball 3g Intra- murals 3g National Honor Society. E Ls P5 E THOMAS HEYL Tom Our Lady of Mercy Wonderful on ice skates in july . . . F orite historical character-Pa Kettle . Likes girls, women, and-what else is the . . . Gets high marks in everything ' school. Perfect Attendance 1, 4, Soda. 3, 4g Junior Achievement 3g Intramurals 2, 3 ,4. ROBERT j. HOY Bob Emmanuel Plays a nervous slush pump . . . We glasses, but prefers fishbowls . . . Wh in JCOWA . . . If no one knows answer, he doesn't either . . . Member the inseparable trio of Fuchs, Kronenberg and Staeuble. Perfect Attendance 5: Se ers' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Speech Club 1, 2, 3, Variety Show 2, 33 Junior Council World Affairs 4, National Honor Sociel THEODORE R. HIKEL Ted Wright Patterson Air Force Base ed is always good for a short break in ass when he unleashes one of his baffling iestions . . . Seldom without his gray annels . . . Chaminade's nomination for re most ardent Republican. Class Officer , Student Council Representative 1g So- ility 1, 23 Chaminade News 2g Junior ouncil on World Affairs. KENNETH W. HUELSMAN Tiny St. Agnes .ion-hearted male with the disposition of kitten . . . Needs bombsights to play asketball . . . Gunboats No. 14 with built- 1 oars . . . Boy with a built-in smile. Per- :ct Attendance 1, 23 Servers' Club 15 So- ality 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 23 Intramurals 2, ,4. RICHARD D. HOCKADAY Hack Holy Family Handy man with a hammer hitting the thumb, that is . . . Cawashback Hockaday. Perfect Attendance 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 4, Variety Show 4. WILLARD J. HUTZEL U. N. Assumption UN fanatic-Chaminade's answer to Henry Cabot Lodge . . . Safety zone driver . . . Point of order, Mr. Early . . . We move to censure Mr. Hutzelf' Sodality 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 33 Junior Achievement 35 Speech Club 1, 3, 45 Variety Show 39 junior Council on World Affairs 2, 3, 4, Optimist Club 25 Bowling 1. .,,,,g,.,.5,.,5gf4l.p:,.:,,-, ,......, -gs.s1,:1:g,:::.. CHARLES R. HOLTMAN Charlie Corpus Christi Mum's the word with Charlie . . . That boy has got brains behind those window panes . . . Plans to be an undertaker . . . Cut rates for former classmates. Honor Roll 1g Perfect Attendance 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Chaminade News 4g Band 3, 4, Photography Club 13 Bowling 1. DONALD E. JASPERS jazbo Immaculate Conception Proud of ability to minsunderstand teachers . . . '46 Chevy runs? . . . Don was created by the Parmulag base X height equals width X 5. Intramurals 2, 3, 4. 39 MARVIN G. JOHNSON Marv Immaculate Conception Known as the happy wanderer . . . Well liked lad with an ocean of words . . . Wow, what a picture . . . Chief pro- moter of the Purcell rally . . . Vas you efer in Zinzinnati? Class Officer 1, 23 Sodality 1, 2, 43 Student Council Represen- tative 45 Intramurals 23 Dramatics 2, 45 junior Achievement 3. I Louis S. KAVANAUGH Louie Corpus Christi Active in almost everything . . . Can be identified by his constant off-key whistles . . . Class officer all four years . . . En- joys asking unanswerable questions in math Class . . . Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Perfect At- tendance 2g Student Council Representative 53 Chaminade News 2, 3, 4g Annual Staff 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Achievement 4g Math Club 4g National Honor Society. FRED M. JONES Tiny Precious Blood Never find a more happy go lucky guy than Tiny . . . Fred's booming voice and figure were great assets at rallies and ball games . . . Wants to be a pro-wrestler. Perfect Attendance 1, 23 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 4g Glee Club 43 National Honor Society. THOMAS C. KENNEDY Maggie Our Lady of Mercy Maggie and his hound dog look will drive you to tears if you're not careful . . . Never ending joker who loves golf, base- ball, and ahh, well you know! Perfect At- tendance 13 Sodality 1, 2g Class Officer 55 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 13 Dramatics 33 Variety Show 3. JOSEPH W. KAISER joe Resurrection Always puts off shaving until tomorr: . . . Never flunks a quiz . . . Spec's w telephoto lens . . . Most intellectual cac in town. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Perfect Conduct 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN W. KEOGH johnny Immaculate Conception Avid hunter . . . His favorite subject bookkeeping . . . Bro. Steve's goldy lo . . . A bright young chap with a too grin. Sodality 1, 2, 3: Intramurals 2. ' 1 ' ' ' . I . , In it f 1, gi., .,,.1t,,5,, ,Mai THOMAS A. KAMINSKI Flying Finger: Corpus Christi Dig that crazy squeeze piano! . . . 4-D's Jntribution to show business . . . Friendly nd eager to help out whenever he can. So- ality 23 Cafeteria Squad 2g Variety Show , 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 4. RICHARD L. KAMMER Dick Our Lady of Mercy Rides around town in a classy MG sports car . . . Likes his hair short, or not at all . . . Anybody see Kammer and his flying glove compartment. Honor Roll IQ Perfect Attendance 2, 35 National Honor Society 4, Class Officer 2, 33 Football 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 1, Bowling 1, Sodality 1, 2g National Athletic Honor Society 3, 4. ALAN L. KING Big Al Resurrection The Great Stone Face of Chaminade . . . espite deadpan expression he always ends J on honor roll . . . Favorite sports are Isketball and golf. Perfect Attendance 31 fath Club 4. immwmmi rt' f ' Y ' if RICHARD J. KING Dirk Sacred Heart Owns the blackest white bucks in town . . . All for girls, and girls for all . . . Originator of the Hero Badge . . . Mister Early, do I write my first name where it says: 'First name here'? . . . King Rich- ard. Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4g Sodality 3, 4. ,az THOMAS N. KAUI-'LIN Tom Holy Family As proven, there is more bounce to the ounce with Tom . . . Noted for his red plaid tie . . . Aw, you can't tell me there's a better car than a Ford. Perfect Attendance 3, 43 Intramurals 3, 43 Junior Council on World Affairs 3. HOWARD D. KLOSTERMAN Howie St. Anthony Takes German but prefers Scotch . . . If he can't stand girls, he'll sit with them . . . Really just a. square with a round face. Perfect Attendance 4g National Honor So- ciety 4g Sodality 3, 4g Glee Club 4. 4l ViNc:izN1' E, KLOSTIERMAN Vince Holy Angels Sports a hopped-up motorcycle with low- ered seats, dual mud flaps, hi-speed handle grips, and an underslung kickstand . . . The Mad Scientist. EDXVARD J. KOIEHLIER Immaculate Conception RONALD L. KOESTERS Clem Resurrection Country cousin who prefers sows to g . . . Usually found hovering around 1 honor roll-never quite makes . . . H01 to improve on Einstein's Time Theoi . . . Wants to get there before Einsti does. Perfect Attendance 2. 3: Sodality 2, 3, 4g junior Achievement 4. VAi.iaNTiNiz j, KOZAK l L'f.13 St. Helen Always putting together or tearing.: apart his old lford . . . Quiet in class but when he has some gas watch him! . , , Definitely in favor of co-education . . . Maybe that's his trouble. Bowling 31 l'hotograpl1y Club 23 Radio Club 2, Likes the Redlegs . . . Ambition--to be a businessman . . . Favorite saying- I don't know . . . Ed's the kind of guy that will go places. Perfect Attendance 1. JOSEPH L. KRAMER joe St. Anthony Tall and lanky . . . Mathematical wizard- expert on figures . . . Favorite expression: Gimme some . . . Wants to take over Third National Bank. Perfect Attendance 11 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Class C Bas- ketball 2. BRIAN C. KRIMM Britn- St. Agnes Abnormally normal . . . A learned Du scholar . . . Always remembers the ansvs after the tests have been handed in . . real homework hound-barks at the thou of it. Sodality 1, 21 Intramurals 1, 2, 4. CARL A. Koi-:R Carl St. Rita till waiting for Bro. Zahn to make a mistake . . . Most likely to rod around . . Fishing and hunting bug . . . Hobby- ollecting everything . . . Favorite weapon -scatter gun. Honor Roll 33 Perfect At- :ndance 23 Intramurals 2, 3. RONALD R. KRONENBERGER Kronie St. Albert the Great naminade's high-stepping drum major 'ould make an excellent bartender if he ndled a cocktail shaker like he does his ton . . . Member of the inseparable trio Fuchs, Staeuble, and Hoy. Perfect At- 'ldance 1, 2, 33 Sodality 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 43 Stage Crew 2, 3, 43 Variety Show 2, 3, - fi? all if .E f iifvstiairiwl 552318: M1515 'su 4234+- EDWARD G. KOOGLER Bud Our Lady of Mercy Senior class president who's always out to get men of Chaminacle another free day . . . Owns best-looking heap in the Snails Cus- tom Club . . . Continually losing weight . . . Ain't that a blast? Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 3, 43 Senior Class Officerg junior Prom Committee3 Sodality 3, 43 Football 1, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g National Athletic Honor Society 3. RONALD J. KUHBANDER Ronnie Immaculate Conception Enjoys jokes - especially his own . . . Bought driver's license at Kresge's . . . Never ignores a call for help-in home- work, that is. Sodality 13 Bowling 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 43 National Athletic Honor Society. WILLIAM C. KOVERMAN Bill Resurrection Takes a lot of kidding but is very good natured . . . Makes the Honor Roll occas- ionally . . . A wizard in bookkeeping . . . A card shark who likes to play pool. Intra- murals 2, 4. CHARLES H. KUNTZ Charlie Our Lady of Mercy Answers all questions thrown his way . . . Regular honor student . . . Regular guy . . . Never seen without his horn rims . . . Runs daily cab service for the tightwads who won't take the bus home. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 1, 23 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Council on World Affairs 43 National Honor Society. fHHr35ls Sff-slxllll wi. -:A I lf WIT ,: JOHN C. LAMM john St. Anthony Talks himself into trouble everytime . . . Louie Armstrong beware, john and his trumpet are on the way . . . Jazz fan from not so far back . . . But lady, you don't wear a size six: yours is a size 13. Per- fect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 43 Cafeteria Squad 1, Band 1, 2, 5, 43 junior Achievement 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. jor-:N L. LEINGANG Red St. Anthony Handy with a slide rule . . . From a dis- tance looks like a walking stop light . . . Only boy to flunk Biology and get first honors in the same period. Sodality 1, 2, Intramurals 3, 4. 44 :lg TERENCE H. LANG Terry Immaculate Conception A great sportsman . . . Likes hunting, base- ball, and basketball . . . Would like to take up agriculture . . . Really goes for Ford's new Thunderbird. Class Officer 4, Sodality 1, 2g Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN D. LEITSCHUH Butch St. Anthony Composed the john and Marsha craze . . . Can't stand neat things . . . Only CHS man with a charge account in the cafeteria . . . Leads cheers in the gym, class, cafeteria, and at home. Class Officer 1, 3, 4, Sodality 1g Chaminade News 23 junior Prom Committee 33 junior Achieve- ment 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Class B Basketball 4. ku ,. nge.. , . ,... nu, ,lm,.L...,, .,... ei..-i...... .Ama I jot-:N W. LA PORTE Trenrhie Corpus Christi Loves the Navy . . . Hopes to be an admi some day . . . Great hunter- Look 1 crow if he ever gets a bead on you . Loyal patriot of Paris. Perfect Attendance 3, 43 Class Officer 43 Sodality 1g jun Achievement 4. ROBERT P. Lesko Bob St. Anthony Made All-Stars by hook or crook . Trig and Physics hound . . . Chevy fan Model airplane man . . . Year-ro' Santa. Honor Roll 1, Class Officer 1 Cafeteria Squad 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Football 3, 43 National Athletic Hc Society. NICHOLAS A. LAQUAGLIA Nick Resurrection Will always go out of his way to help it iellow classmate . . . Always running from hird floor of old building to second floor mf new building . . . Knows more about 'ars than most mechanics. Perfect Attend- ince 1: Sodality 1. RAYMOND A. Lewis Ray Holy Angels 5' 4 , 135 pounds of solid muscle . . . Drives a hot-rod Caddy . . . Where does ie get such energy? . . . 4-D's Atomic lay. ROBERT F. LAWRENCE Bob Holy Family Plays a lot of sports, but prefers basketball . . . Full of humor . . . Great lover of popular music. Perfect Attendance 33 Bowl- ing 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES H. LIENESCH jim St. Albert Been shaving for two years-cut himself both times . . . You can count on jim to come up with the right answer every time -maybe not on time, but it's there. Honor Roll 13 National Honor Societyg Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 3, 4. RONALD G. LEE Rock Holy Name 4-F's star doodler . . . Keeps talking and knows all the details . . . Wonderful at modern art-We think it's modern art . . Adores Physics - thinks Archimedes was simply wonderful. Class Officer 2, 3, 43 Student Council Rep. 2, 33 Sodality 1, jun- ior Prom Committee 35 Booster Club 25 Chaminade News 31 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH A. LIENESCH joe Holy Angels Never seen at school without something blue on . . . Has that LOnesome Polecat look . . . Quiet disposition makes him a teacher's delight. Perfect Attendance lg jun- ior Achievement 3. 4. 45 'W CHARLES E. LINGG Chuck Assumption The quiet boy is he . . . Doesn't talk in class because he can't think of anything to say . . . His long fingers are merciless to a pencil. Class Officer 3. JAMES N. MAHLE Craxb Our Lady of Rosary Always flapping his wings . . . Drives a '49 Ford with Bargain Barn fender skirts . . . Laughs like he has cotton in his mouth . . . Likes to clean Scanlan's '54 Pontiac. Perfect Attendance 2, 5, 4. Louis L. LOEBER Louie Holy Angels Smokes stogies while playing baseball . . . Sleeps during boring classes fAll of themj . . . Member of the Terrible Ten Tea Party. Perfect Attendance 13 Sodality 1, Football 1. 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID A. MANTLE Dave St. Mary's Curly hair, baby blue eyes sets off innocent look . . . Has his own hillbilly style of song which he sings in a high-pitched voice. Sodality 1, 23 Cafeteria Squad 5, 4g Intramurals 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 4, junior Achievement 4g Variety Show 2, 4. E THOMAS E. Looss Tom Our Lady of the Rosary Runs Third Street Anchor Clankers . Basic diet-barnacles . . . Mad man witl' trombone . . . Livens up Chaminade Ba practices. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Junior Achievement 35 I tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. PHILIP J. MASTEN Phil 'Ama Assumption A real sharpie . . . Eats up loud sh and loafers . . . Does a bang-up job on football field . . . Easy to get along w: Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Bowling 13 Intramul 1, 23 Photography Club 11 junior I Cross 3. DENNIS M, Lowgy EDWARD L. LUKEN WALTER ,B. MAHER Peanulr Lube Wally Holy Family Ambition-College with racoon coat and traw hat . . . He was a mambo dancer for trthur Murray . . . Mr. Early, I like you, like the room, I like the book, but I just an't stand the course. Perfect Attendance 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 4. ALBERT F. MAURO Al St. james as little to say out of class but can al- ays think up a wisecrack in class . . . .ms faster than his Chevy . . . Rock of ibraltar build . . . A great borrower. Class fficer 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra- urals 1 ,2, 3, 45 National Athletic Honor Tciety. St. John the Baptist An expert on lambs-acts like he's fortified with lanolin . . . Sky pilot from way back . . . This lad has more than a head on his shoulders . . . President of the Like Ernie Lee Club. Assumption Crazy mixed up Californian . . . Tall, dark, Hmmm . . . His height is a big asset in intramurals . . . The undertone in class is usually one of Wally's wisecracks. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Sodality 13 Annual Staff 4, Cafeteria Squad lg In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club lg Dramat- ics 1, 2, 39 Speech Club 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 35 Math Club 45 National Honor Society. PETER A. MAURO I DAVID L. MELAMPY P818 Dgyg Emmanuel Sf, Rita An Italian with a spaghetti haircut . . . A bookworm on mechanics . . . Cars before Favorite subject-study period . . . Favorite girls . . . Western, war and racing books meal-spaghetti. Class Officer 25 Intra- are his dish . . . I'm just a country boy. murals 1, 2, 3, 4. Intramurals 2, 3, 4. 47 E GEORGE T. MENKER George Assumption A store-house of knowledge of equine mat- ters . . . Noted for his way of obtaining supplies for class picnics and hay rides. Football 13 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Red Cross Representative 4. RICHARD C. MILLER Dick Corpus Christi The life of the party in and out of class . . . Sports a plaid top '52 Pontiac convertible . . . Likes to wear his horn-rimmed glasses tilted forward on his nose . . . All right, youse guys . . . Inventor of the rever- berating werpit. Perfect Attendance 2, 3: National Honor Society 4g Dramatics 3, 43 Variety Show 35 National Honor Society. DONALIJ F. Ml.YER Don St. Anthony Likes spaghetti, squirrels and girls fprefers blondesj . . . May not use correct English but he can talk most anybody out of any- thing . . . Never around school on the day of hunting season. Perfect Attendance 2, 43 Intramurals 1, 2. DAVID C. MONAGI-IAN Dave Corpus Christi One of the Demerit Twins . . . When he looks for trouble, he doesn't use a diction- ary . . . Was told to hide when the duck season opened. Class Officer lg Intra- murals 1, 2, 3. MARTIN j. MEYER General Immaculate Conception MacArthur's right hand man in Winn the Pacific Campaign . . . Old bones I pre-historic men provide him with a l anced diet . . . Nose always stuck ir book . . . Mind fires like a machine gu, it stutters . . . His barber must be l Indian. Perfect Attendance 2, 3g Sodality DONALD C. MONTGOMERY Don St. Albert's Quick to smile . . . Girls ask him to . own prom . . . Carries a big execut briefcase . . . Well known for his poll dot tie . . . just a Ham at heart. Sodal 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2g Speech Club 2g Radio Club 2, 3, 4. RICHARD M. MEYER Mike Our Lady of Mercy ight ear pencil hanger . . . Navy Reserve eekaend warrior . . . Pegged pants and ivv cut clodhoppers . Drives a '49 Ply- outh with high-compression gas cap. So- nlity 1, 2. 3. ROBERT L. MORRELLA PHPPJ' St. Mary -eps Gillette in business . . . Youngest fmber of the team . . . Cuts ignition at ffic light to save gas . . . Inspiration for 2 Sherman tank. Class Officer 1, 2, 31 otball 1, 2, 3. 41 Baseball 21 Intramurals 2, 33 Cafeteria Squad 2. JAMES E. MICHEL Jada' Holy Family Good dresser . . . Gets his clothes at Dun- hill's where he's worked for two years . . . Do we have to do this, Brother, or is it extra credit? . . . Takes special interest in mechanical drawing. Sodality 1, 2g Student Council Representative 3, 4g junior Prom Committee 31 Bowling 11 Cafeteria Squad 3, 4g Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 43 Speech Club 1. DAvin T Morr ALBERT J. MIKULA Al Our Lady of the Rosary Frequent attender of all dances . . . Has good set shot . . . Averaged 1-I points a game in the Class B league last year . . . Plays Santa Claus during Christmas season, Class Officer 2, 33 junior Prom Committee 3g Sodality 1. 2. 31 Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Band 1. 2, 3: Red Cross Representative 3. ROBERT E. MURPHY Bob St. joseph Accumulates medals for roller skating . , . Loyal Chaminade rooter . . . Confirmed bachelor from way back . . . Wears sharp clothes and takes interest in his car . . . Cultivates a cookie duster. Perfect Attend- ance 1, 23 Football 39 Intramurals 1, 2. Daze Holy Angels Call WSL 768T . . .Plymouth pusher . , . No affiliation with the catsup manufacturer . . . Mighty Mite of 4-C. Perfect Attendance 2, Sodality 3, Radio Club 2, 3, 4. JAM1ss F. MIIRRAY jim St. Albert the Great Specializes in holes-in-one . . . Always has something to say but seldom says it Runs wild on the basketball court . . . Never fails to notice stray brunettes. So- dality 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 4. JAM1is NIEARY Sam Corpus Christi Likes girls! . . . But Mr. Early, this is one time I didn't do it! . . . Ambitious com- mercial artist . . . Isn't that awful! . . . Lives, eats, and sleeps football. Sodality 1. 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 4. 50 THOMAS A. MUTH Tom Our Lady of Mercy Well known for his slow and easy man- ner, but don't let that fool you, he gets things done . . . Active in sports writing for school publications. Honor Roll 33 Per- fect Attendance 13 Sodality 13 Chaminade News 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Glee Club 23 Dramatics 3, 43 School Correspondent 43 Variety Show 3, 43 Football 13 Intraa murals 1. JAMES C. Nrrus jim Precious Blood Missing link . . . You'll find him with his favorite dish-in the cafeteria . . . Has Il girl complex-he likes them . . . Favorite expression: Oh, why didn't you say that before? . . . Short, sweet and simple. Perfect Attendance 12 Student Council Rep- resentative 23 Cafeteria Squad 43 Junio Achievement 43 Radio Club 3, 4. JAMES J. MCCARTHH' Mac Mary, Help of Christians Combination of Burl Ives and Will Ro, . . . Loves to hit it on his harmonica . Writes articles galore for the Chamir News . . . Secret love lives in Springf . . . Sorry gang, the phone number' secret. Chaminade News 2, 3, -1. I it JAMES W. NEVIUS jim St. Joseph Likes dancing and fancy clothes . . . D1 like to be called James . . . Ca counted on to come late for class . . . l that ol' Sand Man . . . Hibernates d trig class. Sodality 3, 43 Junior Acl ment 4. JAMES M. MCCRATE jim St. Mary's . tall lanky redhead with an Irish temper . . Is as quiet as a churchmouse with iryngitis. JOHN R. NEWBAUER johnny Our Lady of Rosary F he's not near the one he loves. he loves le one he's near . . . Talented with a honograph . . . Gee, I don't know if I in make it to town, fellas, I've got to aint the chicken house tonight. Photo- raphy Club 4: junior Achievement 3, 4. PAUL V. MCENROE Paul Corpus Christi Talks in a machine-gun staccato that could drown out any Texan . . . Noted for his time-consuming questions. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 41 Perfect Attendance 1. 43 National Honor Societyg Sodality 1, 2, 5, 45 junior Achievement 41 Speech Club 4g Math Club 4 STEWART P. NOLAN Scotty Combs hair into tidal wave . . . Top-notch golfer who hails from bonnie Scotland . . . Pet peeve is to be called Stewart, Class Officer 15 Student Council Rep. 13 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4g Math Club 4. Y?li555' ii77WNT i -zz! ,, ff - if -SY'-' -' - - JACK E. NEAL Rocky Assumption Ride in his car and you'll never be tl same again . , . Wears pegged pants an a flat-topped haircut . . , Visits Trotwoc quite a bit. I wonder why? Perfect A tendance lg Sodality 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 1 Red Cross Representative. LAWRENCE V. O'N1zAL Larry Immaculate Conception Known as the brain of 4E . . . Head fruit- weigher at Liberal market . . . Member of the hot Ford clan . . , Definitely a ladies' man. Perfect Attendance 1, 33 Intra- murals 2. 5l RICHARD P. O'RIElI.I.Y Dirk Holy Trinity Sure to be a success because of his quick- ness with greenbacks . . . Purchased stock in diamond mine in Africa . . . He'd be a genius if he spent as much time studying as he does with the sports page. Class Offi- cer 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4. BERNARD A. OSTENDORF Benny Immaculate Conception Called more names than a big-league um- pire . . . When he laughs it sounds like a flock of geese going south . . . Spends most of his time paying for his car. Per- fect Attendance 2, 33 Class Officer 3, 4g Junior Prom Committee 35 Football 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4, Variety Show 23 National Athletic Honor Society. DONALD J. PANCAKE Don Corpus Christi Has a way with the girls-if he can them . . . Hair serves as his own sun . . . Faster than teachers in questions answers. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID .l- PLACKE GERALD H. PRESTEL Eagle Bulrla Immaculate Conception JAMES PRESTEL Holy Rosary If Dave nnesnit ten Yon' You nnnif know Jim Won't scratch head-afraid of splinter: he's around . . . Can't talk of girls without Holy Angels can-t understand why it doesn-t Snow grinning' -Perfect Attendance 1' 21 3' 45 Slim and good-looking . Continually Michigan always has snow . . . Des Class Offlcef Zfsnnamy 1' .21 Basketball making up quips: Mah, oh Mah . . . the pot belly stove-it just grew on lg 2' 3' 43 National Atnlenc Honor SO' Yea Man. Cafeteria Squad 33 Glee Club Class Officer 3g Junior Achievemer new 5- 4, junior Achievement 4, Variety Show 4. Intramurals 3, 4. JOHN J. PATKO Slave Precious Blood lows all sports carefully . . . May end as a sports announcer, . . Best man l-E to borrow paper from fthe only man I has itj. Class Officer 23 Sodality 33 fers' Club 13 Intramurals 1. 2. 31 Glee b 21 Variety Show 2. FREDRIC L. PAVELKA Sneaker Assumption Avid sportsmang likes hunting, fishing. basketball, and baseball . . . As a fisherman he always has a line for the girls . . . Ambition-to own his own hideaway in Michigan . . . Has a strange quality--likes work. Honor Roll 33 Perfect Attendance 1. 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 31 Junior Achieve- ment 2. PAUL J, PAZITNIEY Sonny Resurrection Round Ball boy . . . Spindly cog on the Big Green . . . Soap Box Derby champ . . . Dairy dip hair cut . . . Runs a home- work library-slight charge. Perfect Attend- ance 1g Class Officer 3, 43 Sodality 11 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, -ig National Athletic Honor Society. DAVID S. RAIFF Greasy St. Anthony :e your car to his father's filling station let Dave fill it up for you . . . He'll through life hand-in-hand with a door dle. Sodality 1, 2, 3g Junior Achieve- It 43 Bowling 1. v:.d,Ab1 IR5niWW2Q'3ifL1PIlhff?iI:l'35aLSWQrEG2tbsI5L wi Lssiiiielvi JEROME E. RAIFF Pudge St. Agnes Send the girls with his flashy smile and bulging biceps . . . Not a loucl guy in class. but he has his days . . . Throws passes on and off the field. Perfect Attend- ance 1, 2g Student Council Representative 13 Sodality 1. 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball 1, 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2, 3, 43 Bowling 1g National Athletic Honor Society. vfi 'i I il ii. I ' f Il vi , vi , . I-L I ' 'Na+ ,. gm! m . r - .-,- WILLIAM J. RAYMANN Bill Our Lady of Rosary Likes girls and from the way he talks the girls must like him . . . If there's fun connected with it he's for it . . . Knows more phone numbers than a sailor, Class Officer 1, 3: Student Council Representa- tive lg Sodality 1, 23 Bowling lg Intra- murals 1, 2. 53 ' at , Jimi, ,. V -.1 CHAiu.ics j. Rlzimmw Clmrk Our I.ady of Mercy 'l.l'lAI'ifiL class spirit . . , Regular on intra- mural basketball tc-am . . , Smile and sunny disposition won him position of class offi- cer for four years , . . Has his sights set on c-ngineering for college work. Sodality 1, 2, 35 Class Officer 1. 2. 3. All Student Council Rep, all Intramurals 2. 3. -I1 Na- tional Honor Society. MICHAEL R. RENNER Mike Immaculate Conception Chaminade's George Gobel . . . I- learning how to juggle the book . Pretty quiet but occasionally he comes with a jolly one. Honor Roll 31 Perl Attendance 3. -I1 Intramurals 2. Eowaizo L. ROSIQNGARTEN Ruric' Holy Family Plump little elf that always finds himself talking out of turn . . . His size is no match for his spirit . . . Believed to be the first golfer who is anti-female. Perfect At- tendance 1, 2, 3. rig Servers' Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Bowling 3,41 Intramurals 1, 2. Roanm G. Ri1NNi1R Bob Our Lady of Mercy Likable guy who has the bug for boats, motors. and water skiing . . . School work doesn't faze him in the least . . . Wlio else uould worry about school if they had .1 5-4 Plymouth? LLOYD E Ross Ti-ioiufxs H, Rori-i Tom Immaculate Conception Lost middle finger stirring own home L . . . Long and lean, a whiz at basketball Thinks Mollweidc-'s check is a bank c . . . Thank you Archimedes . . . 4 kid and doesnt know it. Sodality 1. Class Officer 1, 4g Baseball 25 Bowlini Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. IIHIIIH' . n . ,WI . f Holy Family Holds the record for getting the use of the hall pass . . . Nearly bowled a perfect game . . . Got seven straight strikes .. . . Helps keep up the spirit of the class . . . Can talk your arm off. junior Achievement 32 Bowling 1, 3, 41 Intramurals 1. 2, -l. ml , I. FRANK R. Rmoui Tex St. Albert the Great VVon't give you a bum steer, but throws plenty of Texas bull . . . You can't dis- like him, even if you disagree with him .. . Dish stacker in the cafeteria. Perfect At- tendance 2g Cafeteria Squad 4: Glee Club 41 junior Achievement 4. ERNST H. RUF Ernie St. Agnes Germany's ambassador to Chaminade . . . Maniac-prefers cars to girls . . . Thought Chaminade Prom was a home permanent . . . If Ernie doesn't know, nobody does . . . Cute kid with horns to match. Honor Roll 1, 2. 5, 43 National Honor Society 4: Class Officer 13 Booster Club 13 Math Club: junior Achievement 3, 4. GUY E. ROHRER Semizznle Holy Family The jester of ri-D . . . A true fighting In- dian chief . . . Has a craving for the Armed Forces . . . Introduced the famous Seagram Seven minus one. Sodality 1, 21 Intramurals 1, 2, 5. -i. tl lzrilei a if-f1i 'i ' I .' '- ,Jw v wi'-Ji' 3 pls-ri'? Q1-'l1'11., DANIEL H. Russian. Rubin Hood Holy Family Laugh-happy . . . Has a fine collection of locker combinations . . . Member of the class eraser squad . . . Thinks Archimedes and his principle is all wet. Football l, 51 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 43 Cafeteria Squad 3. School Correspondent 5. THOMAS C. SANDER Tom St. Agnes Keeper of the cleats . . . Chief shower sweeper and soap scraper . . . Second Dan- iel Boone who enjoys the great outdoors . . . One of Chaminade's loudest boosters, Sodality 1, 21 Bowling 11 Booster Club 15 junior Achievement 3, 4. 1? SAMUEL L. Sci-HMI. Sam Resurrection The boy with many odd impersonations . . . Go, big black Chev! . . . Canary in the Glee Club . . . Round, short crew cut . . . Prefers pigs to pigtails. Class Officer 23 Sodality 1, 23 Cafeteria Squad 4g Intra- murals lg Glee Club 4, Variety Show 4. 56 THOMAS A. SAWYER Bean St. Albert Famed for loud ties that don't match with shirt . . . Games and dates make up week- end . . . Always gets last word in class. Perfect Attendance 2g Class Officer 1g Sodality 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Speech Club 4. ff i Louis J. SCHIRTZINGER Louie Holy Family TV minded man . . . Hardly seen without bow tie and short sleeve combination . . . Louie is one of Chaminade's loudest boosters. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4. .r... fi . ..,t..,. ,. ..,L,,,1 L Lina. ROBERT J. SCANLAN Bob Our Lady of Mercy Very alert-always thinks something befi he says something else . . . Scanlan, your planes somewhere elseg this is a clas . . . Bro. Zahn, figure out this thec will you? Class Officer 33 Senior Cl Officer 4g Student Council Rep. 2, 33 Fc ball 1, 2g Intramurals 3. DENNIS J. SCHLEGEL Slug Aw, come on, quit it! . . . What 1 you say, Brother? . . . '41 Ford with chi ped ash trays . . . Full race windshii wipers . . . High speed seat covers. Soc ity 3, 4. .Mi , DAVID G. SCHAEFER Cuftomr Corpus Christi 1e long lean one . . . Can easily be identi- 'd by his elongated gait and high octave ice . . . Likes to debate fwith teachersj- dom wins. Perfect Attendance 5g Senior ass Officer 43 Photography Club 1, 2, 3g ee Club 3: Speech Club 13 Bowling 11 brary Staff lg Cafeteria Squad 1, 23 In- ,murals 1, 2. JOHN R. Sci-1oNs Bone! Holy Family ved-off shotguns his specialty . . . Shoots bits instead of baskets . . . Physical cimen in Physics . . . Takes easy way for languages--studies German. Perfect endance lg Servers' Club 13 Intramurals 4. DONALD C. Sci-IAMEL Butch Holy Angels Itchy head . . . Big puncher in pile-ups . . . Listen to er purr Crack, Crack . . . Wears a chopped top . . . Life of the party. Class Officer 2g Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4g Football 1, 2, 43 Basketball 3. MICHAEL E. SCHUER Pfiflw Corpus Christi Slo-mo-shun at cheerleading . . . Stone face, busy mind . . . Dragnet monotone . .. Here comes the charcoal kid . . . Brother, you're picking on me . . . 4-D's answer to the Thin Man. Perfect Attendance 3. 4g Class Officer 4g Sodality 1, 25 junior Ach- ievement 43 Cafeteria Squad 1, 2, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. ,, ff' ' JOSEPH F. SCHIQINER jack Corpus Christi If his Ford ran as good as his brain, he wouldn't have any car trouble . . . A hot ballplayer and a good student. Honor Roll 3g Perfect Attendance 2, Annual Staff 41 Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4. THoMAs J. SCHULTZ Tom Holy Angels A hard nut for teachers to crack . . . A production manager of junior Achievement . . . Pilot of a Studebaker convertible. Class Officer 43 Booster Club 1, 23 junior Ach- ievement 4g Intramurals 1, 2. 57 EUGENE A. SCHXVIIETERMAN Gene Holy Family Hopes to get rich through chain letters . . . President of a junior Achievement group . . . just how about that! . . . Favorite songs are Roll Out the Barrel and Beer Barrel Polka. Perfect Attendance 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 4g junior Achievement 3, 4. VERNON E. SHUEY Vern Holy Angels Metropolitan's favorite stock boy . . Plays piano for a hobby . . . Looks forward to a successful future in the medical pro- fession. Chaminade News 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 45 Variety Show 3, 4. KENNETH T. SMITH Ted St. Anthony Has a ball chewing on toothpicks . . . One of the Allodi's stool sitters . . . Ardent fan of the more radical things of life- homework . . . A walking recording of Hop-up magazine . . . Ambition-printer: qualifications-blue black ink-shot eyes. RONALD L. SODER Ronnie Holy Angels Well known for his marksmanship . . Can really shoot the bull Former din- ner spinner at Marion's Hash House . . Little cog in big business. DALE J. SMITH Smitly , Our Lady of Rosary Laughs at jokes pulled on him more tl anybody . . . Typical Army man-alw has something to crab about . . . Doe: keep up with the joneses-has enoi trouble keeping up with the Smiths . And when I'm a doctor I'll smoke Cam too. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Perfect tendance 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor cietyg Chaminade News 23 Annual 4g Phi graphy Club 23 junior Achievement 3, Variety Show 2. JEROME M. STAEUBLIE ferry Immaculate Conception 4B's star flute player . . . Member of inseparable trio of Kronenberger, Fuchs, Hoy . . . Mighty mite with a big grin everybody . . . And I'm not a fluter, a flautist! Perfect Attendance 3, 4, tional Honor Societyg Sodality 1, 2, 3 Intramurals lg Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage C 2, 3, 43 Variety Show 2, 3, 4. . rms! .. A- in f-my DAVID L. SMITH JAY V. SMITH KENNETH j. SMITH Dare St. Anthony Idging from the keys he carries, y0u'd Iink he was a night watchman . . . Swims freckles . . . How is he so good in Jokkeeping? Could it be that his two older 'others took it? Annual Staff 4. NORMAN T. STAUB Norm Queen of Martyrs all of fun who never stops rolling . . . 'ne of the smallest but one of the roughest layers on the football team . . . Best nown moocher during lunch period. Per- :ct Attendance 2, 3, 4g Class Officer 4g odality 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 ootball 2, 3, 43 Bowling lg National Ath- :tic Honor Society. My St. Albert the Great The strong silent type . . . Talks like a punchy fighter . . . Smiles without moving his lips . . . Has a good head on his shouldersg where else? Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 ,4g Annual Staff 43 Math Club 4. Flip St. Agnes Walking dictionary . . . Member of the Smith clan . . . One of the supports of the Third and Main wall . . . Likes to complicate essentially simple things. Library Staff 1. 'E' .,,, E ROBERT P. STEFFEN Un: St. Agnes A class questioner . . . Inquisitive mind .. . Always trying to sell droodle pads . . . Exercises his tonsils in the Glee Club . . . Who wants to borrow the stapler? Per- fect Attendance 1, 2, 4g Sodality 1g Glee Club 45 junior Achievement 4. CYRIL L. STEGEMAN Cy Immaculate Conception Cant' see out his car's front window-too many tickets . . . When not in his hot Chevy, he's in the cafeteria bulging his sides. Sodality 1, 2g Intramurals 1, 2, 4g Band 1, 2. 59 DONALID L. STELZER Flrlib St. Anthony 'ontiac fiend . . . A real Redleg fan . . . Quick in Physics-to give up . . . But Bro- her, who gives a hoot about Archimedes? 'erfect Attendance 1, 3, 4g National Honor iocietyg Sodality 1, 2, 3: Junior Achieve- nent 3. Wii.i.iAs1 R, THOMAS Bill Our Lady of Mercy Has an eye for figures. mathematically 'hat is . . . Always seen with a burr and a smile . . . First to gain fame for getting his finger caught in a slide rule. Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 3, 41 Baseball 3, 4g Intra- nurals 3, 4. Gam J. Sw1.11TMAN Lefly Immaculate Conception Drives a hot '48 Chevy with dual ashtraps . . . Favorite hobby is fouling up air waves with his radio hamming . . . Star pitcher for Sweetman Realty ball club. Baseball 3. 4g Intramurals 1, 2. Gironoe E. VERGAMINI Verg Holy Angels Authentic New Yorker-loves the Yankees . . . Sharp in Civics . . . Holy Cow . . . Gee, how should I know? I wouldn't have come to school if I did. Perfect At- tendance 3g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Offi- cer 2, 3, 41 Football Manager 2, 3, 45 In- tramurals 1, 23 Variety Show 2, 39 Na- tional Athletic Honor Society 3, 4. JAMES E. TANGEMAN lim St. Rita A sharp dresser who slinks around in lo slung peggers . . . Helps support Schilc football team . . . Uses his elastic belt shoot spitballs in class. Sodality 1, 2. , KV: GIEORGE VORHEES Bear Holy Angels Natural leader . . . Class Officer for tv years . . . Life of the party wherever Q goes . . . Dates julienne's class preside . . . Active in athletics, especially baske ball . . . His constant smile shows Libera has nothing on George. Class Officer 3, Junior Prom Committee 35 Basketball 1, Intramurals 3. 4. U rbi, fi' JOHN P. TARLANO johnny Holy Family just where does he get those unanswerable questions? . . . Sharp dresser . . . Future owner of Tarlano's Market . . . Likes to write compositions. Glee Club 4g junior Council on World Affairs 3. GEORGE M. WEHNER George St. Agnes Takes a lot of kidding about his ducks . . . Let George do it! . . . Which duck has the Toni? Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4. june T. WERLING Holy Rosary Is always doing something, especially what he shouldn't . . . One of the North Dayton farmers . . . Always reading cowboy books. Perfect Attendance 4. R. JAMES WOLF Big jim St. Anthony Poor man's Liberace . . . Favorite pastime is tickling the ivories . . . Has no brother George, just Bro. joe . . . Everyone looks up to him . . . Has a famous haircut. Honor Roll 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3, 4g Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Library Staff lg Annual Staff 43 National Honor Societyg Stage Crew 2, 3: Glee Club 4g Variety Show 2, 3, 4. GERALD A. WEssELs jerry St. Anthony Pitched a no-hitter in his junior year . . . Wows the girls with a big, broad smile . . . An all-round he-man. Perfect Attend- ance 2, 4, National Honor Societyg Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 National Athletic Honor So- ciety, Chaminade News 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 3, 4. JOHN E. WOLF Mohawk Corpus Christi Flaps around in loafers . . . Crew cut to go with stocky build . . . Wheel with cir- culation at the News . . . Continually con- tradicting Confucius. Perfect Attendance 3: Sodality 1, 25 Cafeteria Squad 2. PHILIP A. WHIRLOW Zeke Queen of Martyrs Well-liked by everyone . . . Cats around a two-tone green Chevrolet . . . Spotter Chaminade Football Team . . . All- sportsman in every season. Annual Staff Intramurals 3, 4. T1-roMAs I. WOODWORTH Woody Holy Trinity Well, I'm here . . . Unsuccessful clt . . . Keeps his nose to his own grindst . . . A friend in need . . . Makes the Hc Roll occasionally. Speech Club 2. XVALTER J. WHITIS ALAN L. WINKELJOHN THOMAS T. WITTMANN ll all IVi1zle Smitzy Emmanuel Corpus Christi St. Albert's :res at six-footer . . . Witli his DA hair- Poses as cigar-store Indian in front of hard- Resembles aircraft carrier with his flat-top : he's 6' 4 . . . Also known as the ware store . . . Crew-cut makes him look . . . Long. lean and loose . . . Soda jerk earslayer' '... No relation to Snow .... scalped . . . Fast grower . . , Has '40 ated for his 8:-HV3 A.M. arrivals. So- ity1,21Band1.2,3. GERALD T. XVOOLERY jerry Assumption ust don't dig that trig . . . On a diet t you can't tell it . . . Character who rks his car in other peoples parking lots . . His voice has that something extra. tramurals 1. 2. 45 Speech Club 2. 5, 4. Dodge with muscle power steering and brakes. Booster Club lg Library Staff lg Sodality 23 Intramurals 2g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Achievement 3: Variety Show 3, DONALD R. Z1.w.u1f1z D012 Illllllllfllltlfe Corlceptiml Au emply clmir m1 gmduufimz nigh!-11 touch of .fz1dIZ6.f.f amid the excifemezzf. the lmppy fulfillmenz of rwmziezzcemezil - u lizzgering 7726111071 of a rlarwmze and iz friend. Though Don Zizzlmerfr mime u-ill 1101 be called 011 grnduaziozz nigbl, he will walk many limes 1161015 lhe .ridge in the lsearls of lair friends. And llfeir liereme- 1116111 Camzol make llaew f01'gl'l llmz ulfile lhey lmre merited a diploma, he lam uvnz eierlizflizzg life. May he ref! in pefzre. . . . Second to none at having good times at parties . . . One of the Oakwood kind. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 43 junior Achievement 3. -ig Senior Salesman -l. ROBERT E. Zwuasrrn Suits Holy Angels It's a tank-a truck-a steam rollerg nope it is ZWIESLER . . . Most likely to succeed in shooting pool . . . Dreams of those six hamburgers for dinner. Sodality 1, 23 In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 5. 63 -Q. ' :e- '.,,,- A I , ,O Q-16f'i,' TQ J! I .. - ,Y 2. . --A-sr J 'z 5' mn , W. A :.,.i.w ,. ' 72 ' . . :Q 51' ga as W if 'ie 9' 3 way? 5 ., M ,mv - Pk , W 3 W. wx, ., awe-QM . my - 'A-W wa 'Lv 3 Wilt 4-T-'WWF'-f We 4 X N . 5 X X I , ff, x if 5 f ,f Q2 I Q? Q , . in is n J X' in FS 1.1, H Q h fffi , ' 5,3 3 5-1' ' i W. am 'UF 6 1 ,V L f ii ig? ax' U gc '11 if rv If oi - . 9, ' 1 fi ,rs ...I ,K WM4. W.. mf 1 ,. vy at .R A L f vb nk f-.ff W 'fx . .gl , ,LW . alma TP ff W f ff, figs ' , -...W -V 0 I--'+ ' E I Q , r 14 X Hx f. IBEW 'B P I ml . 5'-.,,..1 9 'v -K M, :,4i'5?' .. in I iff .W ., ., . ?p'e' . Ji-JQXZI W ' U ,. I i ii . 'fl ' 13664 ,Q 'S K. ' ig Top row: Richard Hickenbotham. joseph Swartzbaugh, Victor Bockrath, Robert Baker, Leo Lau- terbach, David Phillips, Ronald Duell. Third row: Donald Morris. Wfilliam jenkins, Kenneth Lurz, john Prudhomme, john Saurine, jerome Fisher, Paul Dierker, Donald Van Dyke, joseph Lehman, Ralph Omlor. Second row: Peter Herbon, Kenneth Krimm, William Schroth. Thomas Geraghty, William MacBeth, Wallace Nugent, Bernard Phelan, john McCloskey, john Wendling, Stephen Stowe, Howard Wolfe, john Duchak, William Marshall. Front row: james Dymond. Alfred Rey- nolds, Mark Mergler, William Schneble, Donald Topp, Student Council, Patrick Kirk, Treasurer: james Ungerleider, President, james Smith, Vice President, Thomas Reed, 'Thurman Mattingly, james Bramlage. Absent: Richard Kleiner, Secretary. Top row: john Delaney, Williaiiu Bender, Donald Miller, Richard Stringfellow, Timothy Doyle. Robert Carmody, Richard Grilliot. Third row: Stephen Longo, Wfilliam H. Focke, joseph Asbury. Brian Goode, john Dresher, Edward Metzger, David Boyd, john Dowling, Thomas Lienesch, john Herbert, David Christie, Robert Haines, Edward Ryan. Second row: Mark Will. jerome Deis, james Bost, joseph Collins, Thomas Condron, joseph Leigh, Phillip Smith, Thomas Niswonger, joseph Greenwood, james Weiler, Ralph Steinbrugge, Rene Affourtit, Timothy Koverman. Front row: Carl Bruggeman, Douglas Davidson, Michael Sullivan, Terrence Bruns, Donald Berry, joseph Balas, Edward Stoecklein, Thomas Agner, Michael Duffy, jerome Harmeling, Martin Coleman. -,.. ...,. li 3.- I l l H k im Rich'u'ti Hcckmin Fwrctt Pmmingt-i'. Riin- Tcip row: .Iaiiiics Czisli, David hfclmll, R11 pi ct nz , . . . . iild Hill. john Montlirs, Ronald Mcycrs. l'rlmin Goclmel, Thomas Klcppcr. Vincent Hgirtsliurn. Scwnd row: Robert Hwcrtt. Lewis Kessler, Richard Mnhlmcistcr. Frctl Krznurich, joseph Mencsik. ,I'IN7l11.lS Litmcr. Denis Monnin, -Limos Moloney, Laiwrcmc Guldsrlimitlt, Gcurgc Kihlcr, .llllillfl Kit-Ihrisu. XY'ilIiiiin Ircton. Front row: Frank Dix. Robert Dicks. joseph 1NIcssiirus. -Iuscpli Bucscli, ' I 3'-'l' tg 'I'Iiumns Kcclm. Surctnrvg Sturlcnt Cuuntilg hluscpli Gaiu'ctt.i, ll'L'Ll5lll'L'I, joseph Doiatcn, Iiuntn I Tliuinqis Hickey. Vicc Prwidcnt: Fugcnc thinning. Edwin Husx. Douglas Cliapmain, Druid Engel Ahwnt: 'l.l1Ul11.l5 Iiruwn. 1 ,. . i witthw f0m0rmv'Y4 Chtmiwts 101 3 5- V me B nd 113- W fllfhcr -lol vcftqbrrxtk -1 - ' 7 S fm ve ,swf y-fy' , 1. K-., S , .rv Top row: Shelton Prudhomme, joseph Westbrock, Robert Newkold, Wlilliam Reilly, Thomas Weitl- ner, john Heck, john Sanderman, David Paulick, Raymond Schenkel, john Vfuerstl, Second row: James Philhovver, Robert Roddy, Rohert Suhr, Albert Nellis, james Romer, james Reichert, Elmo Roach, Robert Sherry, Paul XX'oolard, Andrew Rado, Frank Sprauer. Front row: James Murray. Russel Rilce, Daniel Topp, joseph Scheper, Student Councilg john Wlitte, Treasurerg Thomas Poe, Presidentg james Sayer, Vice President, Wfilliam Westbrrwck, Secretary, Eugene Schirmer, Michael Schiml, Thomas Sherman, Thomas Snyder. Top row: james Coughlin, John Conyers, james Dresher, Lawrence Edmondson. joseph Kauflin, Joseph Bysak, Denis Domanslcy. Third row: Paul Glaser, Louis Koos, Abraham Alvarez, John Uris- tow, Ronald Catanzaro, john Andrew, Dave Klingshirn, james Adams, Walter Beatty. Second row: Elwood Andrew, Terrence Bernhold, Richard Rolfes, Michael Greaney, john jackson, john Breiden- bach, john Eardly, james Casson, Charles Hiehle, James Cox. Front row: Sylvester Bruggeman, joseph Knoth, Ronald Filburn, Harold Grilliot, Eugene Florio, Secretary, Philip Gigliotti, Vice Presidentg Henry Focke, Secretary: Robert Dahm, Treasurer, Norbert Dahm, Williaiii Furst, Charley Baily, Paul Crisler. Absent: john Kenny, President, joseph DiSalvo. ,Q wifi SS ., , A K, V i I r ul A -r -.-if , fl 1 I six l all y i i , 'Y - '3 Q 'fgfir , fl If n I , ff rr diff A 5 u l. L' l Top row: john Smith, Daniel Mannix, Donald Vagedes, Eugene Schucler, Mark Lammert, Daxicl Rike. Third row: Charles Maley, Charles XX'iesman, Paul Sleight, Daniel Miller, Rohert Retter, Adam Papanek, blames lXIorrissey, Donald Meyer, joseph Troyan. Second row: Paul Tegenkamp, John Wfalker, Ronald Pierce. james Kuhlman, Patrick Ryan, John Mackey, joseph Zohrist. Ronald Russo, Francis Martin, Donald Rohhins, xxllllllllll Luehrs. Front row: Rohert Long, Charles Borgercl- ing, Gerald XVerling. Kevin Must, Vice President, Frank Pacey, Secretary, Richard Kruesch, Presi' dent: 'l'hc-odore Smart. Treasurer: james Phillips. Charles Zirhs, XY'illiam Lehman, john Newman. Richard Wfally. Top row: Gerald Cooper, john BYLISK, Tliomas jordan, blames liruns, David Ehhers. Paul Kavalauskas, Michael Flynn, Second row: Paul Dillhoff. XY'illiam Focke, Louis Harakay. Richard Keyes, Robert Koehler, Lawrence August, Charles Keydosvius. Frank Delirosse, john Hutlel, John Hoerner. Front row: Thomas Geis, XX'illiam Hinders. Frank Fstevez, Fred Fecher. '1'reasurerp Robert Lemons, Sec- retary, james Conley, Vice President: James Gantt. President, Fred Hurst, Student Council: ,l0l1f1 Hendrickson, Henry Lins. .. l ..,. is X51 4 . A K 4 1 Uv. If 3 is ll fr ,- f gg 41 Xv - A- 'V . C tn Baoikeepizzg III, the cashual way. ging, Ken Krimm. Top row: james Omlor, james Reboulet, Ronald Wlmite, George Shreck, joseph Weidner, Jerome Krug, Robert McCain, john Newman. john Wegllorn, Joseph Schidecker. Second row: Donald Wooleryr, Noel Nushawg, Dave Stanley, Charles Long, Frederick Lounsberry, Charles Mayer, Gerald Rehoulet, Charles Wfilliams, Lawrence O'Neil, Albert Pickle, Carl Tarlzmo. Front row: Fred Schiml, Patrick Stone, Donald Sendelbuch, Student Councilg Paul Martin, Treasurerg Robert Monnin, Presi- dentg George Toth, Vice Presidentg Donald Rich, Secretaryg Willialiii Schroeder, Thomas Lynch, james Peters. I-limmell lst meinself bien so SLlllTl1l'llSlll Schmartish: Leo I.11uterb:1cl11 looking on, Pctc Huhon ning, fun as -qu ,,:1f:'i95bL , a .L-:Qf'1'f:rf?'.g-3 T. .. W QM NT? fr A vi Q 5 s g K j 5 f 5 V2 I f 5 5 1 02210771 022 ff X Ni if .2 A -JM? U. we Top row: David Cherpeski, Richard Gross, Thomas Brun. Michael Barlow, james Bittle, Frank Ambrose. George Beemsterboer. Frederick Bentz, Richard Beck, James Brogan, Thomas Brinkman. Second row: Timothy Dunlevy, David Hunter. Michael Burke, Robert Begley, Howard Herolzer, Gerald Hartke, Donald Blatz, Thomas Berger, Frederick Horn, Stephen Chapman. Bernard Hegman, Jerome Besanceney. Front row: Robert Hale, David Horobin, Norman Hoening. Lee Buddendeck, Treasurer, joseph Brzozowski. Vice Presidentg Ronald Beisel, Student Councilg Thomas Gibbons. President, Charles Bakan. Secretary, Frederick Brinkman, Michael Broadstone. Absent: john Barnes, James Harrison. Top row: Timothy jones, Douglass Kessler, Thomas Gerdes, Thomas Konicki, joseph Gardner, Anthony Lang, john Jauch, George Francis, john Fortman, Thomas Krapf. Second row: james Dal- bey, Wfilliam Keane, Samuel Gentile, Frederick Faust, Robert Jacobson, Mark Kilduff, james Deneke, Anthony Elsass, Robert Engelbrecht. Bernard Dancsok, Charles Dirckz, Ronald Earhart. Front row: James Godfrey, john Fahnestock, Victor King, Lawrence Fuchs, Stanley Cichanowicz, President: Lawrence Francis, Vice Presidentg Ronald Jenkins, Secretaryg Waldenuar Krewedl, Treas- urerg Grant Deger, Eugene Doll, Harlan Harvey. Absent: Jerome Digier, Student Council, Charles Klass. 5 -le .M wa- M We ,,, ,,,,. K' K l 'Sf .9 9 KI' Q u if 3 K if -x'x -? N H1 Q, 1, l ,r? 'l .. 4 'Q ' ,V-..f Lv x Top row: Allan Miller, Gcxxilil Lcil, Thomas Michel, Rohcrt McB1'i1lc, john Magnus. Dnviil Martin, ,lmncs lxfllklxllllllifl, Howiii'il Rummy -lumcs Smith, Thomas O'Ncil, Thomas Millar. Second row: Dgivirl Miuphcrson. Roger Smith, Eilwniml Lcycs, Rirliaral Lesko, XX'illii1m Pfliulm, Orxillc Miller. Richzml Muzcrhulc, Paul Tnrliino, Gerald Lorhtcfclil, Rirlmril Troon, Liiwrcncc Stcinc-mam, Front row: Miclmcl Moore, Tliomns Mayor, Louis Oswald, Wflllllllll Swnillcy, john Lomn. Mirhncl Nc- Donuld, john Poole, Luwrcnrc Ruiff, lfrlwiiul Mrliinnis, l.nwrcm'c O'Donncll, Paul Mnklcy. You go draw in your old hcxagon. I'm going home. ' i Top row: Richard Wfoodward, Edward V'illiams. Donald Vlfalters, Timothy Trick, Edward XX'olff Walter Reiling, Frank Sutter, Cecil Sherk, james Bernier, Richard Root. Second row: james New- hauer, Terence O'Donnell, Charles Schmitz, Dennis Seitz, David Tumhusch, Franklin Rosenberger Thomas Sedlock, Vlfilliam Wagner, Ronald Willin, John Thein, Robert Homewood, Front row' john Wfaitzman, Virgil Vallo, Jerome Wysmung, Norman Reinhard, Treasurer, Gordon Recfe, Secre- tary, Richard Schirack, Presidentg Thomas Schommer, Student Councilg Carl Van Heckc, Vice Presi- dentg Gerald Schirtzinger, Ronald Trost, Henry Sauter. Top row: Willialrl Salmon, Donald Xvoodall, Thomas Caldwell, Elmer Barlage, Robert Hagan, Montie Gibson. Third row: Henry Schlipf, David Herbert, Joseph Eardley, James Heckman, Thomas Tumbusch, Richard Cayton, Wfilliam Heidenreich, Richard Nace, Russell Isentrager, john Near- garder, Michael Barry. Second row: Thomas DeWinte1', Eugene Sengl, Student Councilq Wfilliam Stukey, james Valentine, Frank Moloney, Robert Vagedes, Carl Fuchs, Jerome Schaaf, Thomas Locber, Thomas Beck, Richard Fackler, joseph Muha. Front row: Edward Hassett, David Pummill, john Lins, john Leuhrs, Raymond Florence, Secretaryp Frederic Blackwell, Vice Presidentg john Dakin. President, Thomas Roddy, Treasurer: jay Jonas, James Disher, Robert Ritter. DC' 5.4 1' Fl fl Oki OK! I'll use my men's deodorant Y Top row: james Schulker, Eugene Yaus. Howard Morgan Robert Maaten Lowell Kmncy ohn Sage, Aloysius Loclmtefcld. Second row: Thomas Potts ohn MLC lrtlmy Durd Brum Donlld Wu mert, Ronald Baudendistel, Thomas Brunsxutk olm Burgms Rxthud Wfltson VUxll11m XX'est Charles Coughlin. Front row: joseph Cetinslcc Ruhlrd Batulle Robert Bl'lSl1Cl' IwI1Ll11Ll LLIKISIIIO Gerald Miller. Secretaryg Frank Bonanno, Prcsrdent Mxehxel Donm Vue Premdent Pull Rogers Treasurer: Kenneth Pickcll, Charles Barlow, Wrllrlxxu Knocpflc. Q -an 'f ' 'Qu -,fi 1. C. V.. -1 ., 'fi uf Top row: Carl Schulte, James Simon, Norbert Zimmerman, Michael Bond, Donald August, Thomas Gabriel, John Joseph, Ronald Zimmer, Gerald Yantis, Normas Becker, Philip Berner. Second row: Alvin Scheidweiler, Charles Van Dam, James Rhoads, Paul Wfalters, Carl Seidenschmidt, Norman Huelsman, Jerome Byerly, John Haley, Williarii Brockman, Ronald Collins, Richard Mannix, James Trame, Pascal Minser. Front row: John XWelsh, Thomas Tangeman, Michael Meranda, Albert Bryan, Treasurerg John Routsong, Vice President: Gary Furay, President, Hernan Mejia, Student Council, Lawrence Schroeder, Secretary, Mason Keebler, John O'I-lara, Thomas Sponsler. Top row: Lawrence Heyl, Theodore Kauflin, Jerome Kemper, Thomas Glynn, Robert Fox, Grant Kitchings, David Deger, Timothy Martin, Charles Davis, Wfilliam Craft, Daniel Boeckman. Second row: Donald Jacobs, Michael Korte, FreHerick Charlton, James Arnold, Thomas Heindl, Joseph Berberich, Paul Cook, James Dahm, Lawrence Huguelet, Thomas Carson, Patrick Flanagan. Front row: James Byrd, Alfonso Estevez. Joseph Jablonski, 'Terrence McCormick, Robert Fabian, Presi- dent: Robert Bogovitz, Secretary-Treasurer, Bernard Borgerding, Vice Presidentg Michael Diamante. Student Council, James Flynn, Norman Gunn, Robert Bistrek. G C LT Q J f-5 Wy!! Top row: Thomas Steinbrunner, John Metzger, Robert Rammel, Stephen Munhall, John Writkins, Ronald Roth. Carl Timm. Damon XX'est. Jerome XY'aldren. Second row: David XY ilt, Jerome Sutter. Robert Miller, Henry Leopold, Jerome Ritter, Anthony Schaedler, Jerome Vlfilson, George Zavakos. XX'illiam Soter, Norman Shigley, Samuel Rizzo, Front row: Kenneth Vifoods. David Stass, Harry XVilliams, Frank Mauro, Treasurerg James Ross, Vice Presidentg Donald Matlock, PreSident3 An- thony Morganthaler, Robert Laux, Daniel XX'eher, Donald Wilht1i', Richard Frazier. Come on, you guys, you're not even in focus. Also out of focus: Conch John Gorlcis -mf Educating the whole man. Educator: Coach Bob Holycross 535' J,-1 K 9 Pi -gt ., 32 x V5 we jf Q Ay M ,W in ff yfiiafu Q5 .. 'nys Eiga! ' fig? i 9 4 'Q ?'QgSxQga1igl Q if K P T A M2 , if W Q 'X L ,fa A + y If ,ogg qff- wxf A' ,. syfi Ag-f,w,. M , 4 . Ag . A 7 ' , ggi. in ,G fag! W' A V V , -1:51 ' ' 'S f' V X ., '. , 4 I V WH k i gf vgwg, 5 , .,.. , ,- Q. A 'lf WXVX N- F J . 5 1 y fn 3... it ff 1 , ,- W Ii '-,I ,. .. , -- . Sq - , , - kk N ..,,k LN - - K K Nh , I K wi ,gm . , ..k , . ,. , , Wu my Qw- 'W . - dugg vb . ' .-A 4iE 1 :5 :Jw ' M aw 5, 0 .1- 35 V-,Q 0 X' 'f nv -' ,, V 4' h W ff , TNQ' ' Q 55?esSv3QzE? Blix' , ?f iRN5i WWE?iv J. Ne Collins: Alfrul l5y'1'ncg ,l'l'L'.lNLIl'L'l'1 ,Ima-ph fimmwcll, SL'kL'fLll'yQ ,lnlm Ciixillc-, Pwsidcrmtz 'l'Iwm.xs Anton, Vi S a , ,'.', ,fvv X . ,A 'S fl Akin-uni -. , ,Q g 1 . Imp ww: ,JINLN Buchlm. I.um's CQl1ittum, ,I.I'lUIN.l5 l5.lllL'l', l..zw1L'mu lixkw, GL-wld Iirmxrm. ,Imuph I I'sru4kc'n, Athclstun Iiullamy, Minlmcl l51'citcmtL'in, 'l 1141111.15 l5l.ll1f-tlllf. l.luI l'm1'cstL'1'. Samui nm: -Iam-pll Aivlln, Rul'vc-rt Bi'kkL'l', Riulmrd lirun. Rurmlnl lin1'1'ctt, Robert limwxm, ITdxv.mT l':m'kr, Minlmcl Burns, Iulm f,l.11'k. Iflfxnmi Alu-x.1r1.lw,wlwI1r1 C.l1'1'. lfrunt mxv: ELIXXXIIII Cflmrrwmk. Rimlmui fil.ll'Ll. ,Lum-s nu Pl'CNiLli'I1lQ Royal' AX cy.11xl, -lulm Cmwfur, Gcrnld lilqlkc, XY ilIi41m liurmr. Twp ww: -lay Dc VL-ny. RiLh.11'Ll D.1lwlwclt, 'l'Iwmns D'Al1!IL4i, 'I'hum.1Q lktfcr, -lun I:.lLIlkIlL'l', Mulmnl I7.1IIis, Sul'ctz11'Vg D.micl Gmwnmmrm, Vile I'1'csialc11tg XX'.lItcx' lfmhx, Ruin-rt l l'l1I'IN11IH'l. Stn-plum-11 Kuntf. N 1 mul Rmmlnl Urulxvc, Smurui nm: llnlwcrt ll.1hn, john Dcxm'tL'r, -Imuplm l'lIll1.1l'lAl5. .tudn-nt Ln 1 Cswvm 'l4l1umuC9'1utl1iL-1' Ronllnl 1711-Lh'1'iLk IIXYITIWKL' DL-ix D.mia-I Cm- 'l'I1m1ms Dc VL-ny. -l.1lm-5 1' ', . . , . . .. . lcllu, Al4I'L'.tNLllLl', XY'1Ili.lm V.lllIkIlL'I', D.ui.I Duulmk. Pntrink Uillu-rt. lfrs-nt mu: I.1lXKl'L'l11k' lfmkc. vix, VIIINUIILIS l9lunJial1. Dmid Gantt, Chalrlu l:1'iL'ml, XY'.1ym' Dmis. P11-silluxmti liulwut -Imncs D.1 Dues, Urcguly Uuttlmln. P.1tl'iskLi1L-.lm-y, -I.um's Flynn, Ninlmcl cQ.lkLk'll.l. Abaunt: limba-rt DUN. .-.F 1 if -11 ,,r.., 57 Q X3 f 4'-V. 1 C1 5 Q SS -4-, , rv -1 , Q 1 .1 X 3 Q, Q 1 Q if Q . naman la W3 wwf x N . .U ,X xx 3 5 F i 'W' 1 5 3 'If fix' Top row: Darrell Hurwath. Tlmonms Krrxnnriuglm. Dennis Huke, Robert Hentrich, Michael Html. Secretalryp Frecl Laine. John Kuuflin, Ruhert Hill. Trcrrsurerg -Icunes Ireton, Tlmumals Hayes. Secunil row: Frank Huefler, Michael july, joseph Kozuh. Druicl Leff, Presiclentg -lirmes Hitkey, Clmrles Hecker, blames Kesler, Vice President: ,Izimes Koehler. -l1llNCS I.1llll'lLCllAl, Philip Hllfl.l!l2lH, -Iuhn lfllllllllklfl. Rrrymuncl Hasz, 'I'lwmr1s Hemmelgarn. Front row: Michael Kilclny, Eric Hausfelcl, Fred Leigh, Charles Leu, George K1'lIl1lCl', Wfillinm Kennedy, Student Council: Dungrlcl Hurt. Michael Kirk. Burton Keebler, james Hull. Kenneth Hoc-mer. Absent: Vlusepli Keller, You take the high road, and I'll take the low road, and I'll get to Einstein 'ziliore you. High road: David LI2lI'Sllilll. Low runcl: Harry Mrizwne. Trnxc-l Guicle: Brother Tom Schuen. f nv l , 9,1 .. 4- Ji J ur l '03 gk l !F 'l'op row: XY'illi.uu Nolan. Riiliilrd Nzixmi. Don.1ld Miller, lliul l'f.irrur, Cllnirlcw l'ortr-r. Hugh O'Ku.-fc, ll.uiy lNl.inonL-, ldiwrcmr' l,icnurli, ,lcrold Morgdn, -lowpli l'or'1king' Suoinl roxx: Amlri-xx Piclcutowslci, -losupli Pip-kutoxulci, Donald Mrlfairtliy, CiL'l'.llrl Mott. Robert Low, XX'illi.un 1NIn'i',1ml.i. Miilmc-l Mmning, 'lilioiims Poliquin. ,l1l10lll.l'4 l.iul4L-tt, lfrnut lfolil, ,lcroiuc MiCgii'tl1y. Miilnicl M.iIt.i, lfront roxxg .lcromc Ndtlics, SllL'l'IN,lI1 Millur, D.1xid M.u'sli.ill. Rlrllxllkl l.iL-iicsili. 'l4l'L'.l9lll'L'I'1 Dmid N.i.ix, Sui'ct.ii'y1 Norui.in Nitrlicll, Prcsidvntg Ronald l'fL'iffL-r, Viic Prcsidcntg 'l'liL'odoi'n Link, Studi-nt ciUL1I1QllI 'l'l1oin.is Niflloskcy, Nirlucl lxlklxlilflllh Rolwcrt N.u'tin. lop row: H.u'ry Smith, Clizirlu R.ispcr. l'i1'yun Sliiirkcy, Druid Slcowionwki, -Iowpli Suiwiiitus. XY'ilA li.uu Sloludxl, Vlolin Srlimid. R.ilpl1 Rclwoulct, Victor Rciling. Fred Prim. Second row: Louis Rosen- g.ii'turi, 'lilioiims Rnxxcrs. D.ixid Rion. lfdwiird Rolwrts, Rolicrt Rudlinski, Rolvcrt Powers, Ronald Rgulo, ,Iolm Ricglcr. ulcronic Sortinain, -lruucs Spirk, Edward SlCll lbI'Llj.QlC, ,launcs Snydcr. Front roxx: liilwqinl Rucf, l..iwi'cmc Srliuttc, Riil1.1rd Rodcrcr. 'lliomgis SrlmLAfci', l'.iul Srllcr, Vina l'rcsiilL'i1tL llnrrctt Silinclwlc, l'rusirlcntg Owen Run-Qlccl, Scrrctuiy Ronald Sililiitcr. -liuncs Riicgsuggr-i', CQl1.u'lus Ring. Rolwcrt Spmlcy. - QQ v .rf ag NOC iff t.,'t'-4' Top row: blames Stickel, Ronald Thomas, Dennis Sweetman, Edward Travis, W'illiam Wfalker, Paul Weidner, Jerome Wfilloughby, ,lerome Thies, john Yantis, john Takacs. Second row: Patrick Treon. George Trochelman, Paul Wfooclhead, john Viferkowitz, Wesley Westendcmrf, Robert Wfoolery, XX'il- liam Stueve, John Stormer, Bernard Voelkl, Thomas XX'ill. Front row: Denis Wintei'steen, Daniel Thomas, Gerald Wfestbrock, Edward Strobel, Thomas Sutter, Secretary. Gary Stiglicz, President: Thomas Vukovic, Vice President: Philip Vukovic, Thomas Tuite, Michael XX'eser, Charles Thurman. Top row: Mark Goldschmidt, Richard Harshman, David Kahn, Daniel Kozlowski, Eric Bartsch, joseph jones, Thomas Dorfer, Wfilliam Burgmeier. Third row: -lames Dahm, Normal Fulton, john Good, Virgil Buddendeck, Denis Dwyer, Edward Imber, Nicholas Gitzinger, Marvin Broughton. Richard Heckman, jerry Cushen, Ronald Haag. Second row: Kenneth Fecher, Raymond jackowski, Thomas Borger, Donald Baudendistel. Robert Koehler, jerry Brechak, Daniel Fletcher, John Kender. Bernard Hiler, Donald Boeke, Richard Carson. Douglas Fox. Bottom row: Raymond Engleman, -Ierry Flaute, james Ater, Gregory Kruas, Fred Ehrensherger, Student Council: Philip jacques, Presiclentg Roy Abare. Treasurerg Richard Goode, Dale Baker, Jerry Etienne, Rohet Brewster. . r laik., J 1 , Q rr n ,-M f X? y . , Y , X 1 X Q .A - tx Top row: lfdward Thaler, Rohert Layman, Leroy Slouffman, Alan Pancake, Roger SL'l1LlINLlCl'lCl'. Thomas Niekamp, Mieliael Mentsilc, Lester Moss. Third row: Gerald Wlhitehead, Raymond Seliwartf, Rithard Simon, XY'illiam Steffen, james Meixner, Patritk Sterk, Student Council, Roger Wfuellner, David Pierte, VUilliam Zimmerman, Rithard Lamm. Second row: Richard Paton, John Tatar, Dale Zwisler, Riehard Seitler, Paul Papanek, Carl Staron, John Lomlergan, -Iohn Stein, Clarence Sthultz. W'ilIi1uu Myers, Thomas Spraley, lien Laurieella. Front row: Andrew Pohl, Theodore Rohling, Norman Osterday, Rohert Reinhard, Treasurer, Robert Menlcer, Vice President, Rithartl Tangeman. President, XX'iIliam Stout, Secretary, Stephen Schuer, XVilliam Shane, Frank Pohl, David Pauley. Rohert Zimmer. Ahsent: john Plummer. Top row: lohn Barlow, Frank Grieshop, W'illiam Borgelt, Rirhard Hallman, Rohert Fuths, Williiiiii Cotter, Rolvert Dunn, Edward Heigel, Gary Finnegan, joseph Dleekering, Second row: Robert Bei' nard, james Kauffman, 'lhomas Hatlcman, George Froshle, W'illiam Pieigel, Gary lirauer, H.ll'l.lDk Daily. Raymond Bettingzer. Richard Lee, Clement Grillot, Harland Kunk, Lee George, Front row Frederitk Cairo, Charles Fair, Christopher Kuhn, Carl Long, joseph Berherith, President: Fretleritk Kejes, Treasurer, Kenneth Goeeke, Setretaryg Ramon Iistevev, Vice President, Daniel Caulfield john Kudellca, Jerome Allison, , .el l JU y Q Y Q 'Q' le F gf. ....,txg-- , y Y 5 af... 4'-' cf if -A in r 'MN A model nrt student Aff I, lirotlier -loe Burrisli presiding Top row: Donald Phillips, Michael Monuglmn, David Vlfolff. Dmiel Shuey, Tliomus Skiles, 'lliirtl row: Roger Selienking, Thomas XX'iegi1ntl, John XX'entleln, Tliomzis Riitliff, Dale Zitter, Hairoltl XX'ei1ver. Charles Wf6L'kES5Cf, Thomas Sheritlan, Thomas Stowtlt, Robert Mutla. Setontl row: Donato Rossetti. Elmer Prikkel, George Xxillllllllfl. Marion Zwohki, Robert Butler, james 'l'r.uia, Wilhtir Smith, Christopher Niarlios, Frrineis Mashlwurn. Thoinus Stexxnirt. Front row: Frank Mnnone, Ifixink Sullivan, Rolwert Pielglge. wlolm Seulvert, George S.1tg1lii1, illI'CLlSLllACl', Michael Mzlntin, Presitlentg Ernest VC'illiamS. Vice Presielentg NX'illi41m Sl1ei'l'w.u1er, Secretary, Robert Powell, 'rlllbllllli Stlmrif, -lLllNCS Post. Aliment: -Lrmes XVentlling, Ritlmul Srlienking, George X'X'iIson. 5 ' Q .. K , ff., rv M. lf- Sr- F! If Q 2, 4 4 M ' 1 va f' F my Q5 mf 41 E, H , 'Q 1- QQ XXJDQ I I I ln every large group, problems arise which require prompt attention. At Chaminade the Student Council vf IW11' 4, has been established to seek out, study and solve these difficulties. Composed of one representative from each of the thirty-four classes, and directed by Father joseph Lekan, the Council meets every two weeks to discuss the criticisms, complaints, and suggestions of students. Be- sides acting as intermediary between the student body and the school administration, the Council sponsors an annual dance about the first of the year, which is open to all students. OFFICERS: Charles Redman, Secretary, Patrick Hagan. President, Ned Stuecklein, Vice President, Gene Sengl, Treasurer. jerry Ciillotti explains the intramural basketball sched- ule to Ciene Sengl and joe Scheper. lop row: S. Bitonti, lf, Stoecklein, K. lwlust, 'lf l.ink, R. llcisel B. Schommer, M. Diamente, H, Morgan. nl. Scheper. Second row: C. Redman R. Rout, R. Roth, D. Topp, D. Mehall, I, T hies, E. Sengl, H. Melia, J Loyan, VI. Civille. Third row: M. johnson, DI. liitz-Harris, C. Estevez, j Gillutti, F, Ehrensherger, -I, Didier, W. Kennedy, P. Hagan, R. Smith. I 2 -gt 1 , , . 4 is Top row: R. Kammer, J. Goldschmidt, W. Maher, J. Wolf, J. Wessels, J. Lienesch, P. McEnroe. Second row: P. Finke, P. Herbert, J. Bohse. F. Jones. B. Alig, C. Kuntz. E. Ruf, T. Hackett, Third row: L. Kavanaugh, J. Dirckx. R. Hoy. H. Klnsterman, D. Hopkins. W. Bramlagc, C. Retimzln. Bottom row: D. Smith, T. Doerfler, J. Staeuble, G. Brasher, R. Miller. Top row: R. Kammer, R. Lesko, L. Lauterbach, P, Pazitney, J. Wessels, N. Stocklein. Middle row: P. Gigliotti, T. Geraghty, J. Ungerleider. B. Ostendorf, J. Schepcr. J. Kenny. Bottom row: T. Cond- ron, J. Raiff, J. Conner, S. Nolan, W. Macbeth. , , Q L! 3 . 1 X ,J Mfg- W5 : ' I ! , x . ., bg 'A t . S: . . . . 'F ga 'few -' , 1 ' T' , . ' 15 - A Wi ' j kj, 'M , f- . ' ' -' ,. W sap fi , le 1 K K , 1. - ',-MZ ' K' xi ,flue ' ' - ' 11 f- M ' -,ct -J - 'Q ll, .W .. VS 'M 1 if . . , 3 . x 'f' -4 5' 1 . fi : Que .f szf ,, I 4 A efcgccwz Q: 4. wk 2- 171 Aw-K M R+ N , os, . V rn fix 'lm S- , im 9,3 :f.,i, Ji ,ik '51 iifffii 1,112 LW f.f r. , 'I l f M? . ,,y5v,q. 'iQ,'3gi5iZ,, 4 lv' 7 1, .3gf.s,-. ,,.l,-53 ,lag V' lr if-YH? W, 5 ' 'T .l' Ty' biz,- .H - xiii iris, I A vi. aw - 3, :Qu if sry. 'ilggu W? .NN zfa. W ne! ar K4 1 . . r 'I Preparing the a ltar for Mass: W Focke, T. Re ed, Blake, P. Finke, R. H ' Oy. 'sw Ml. ' 'WW Nag, Getting ready for bcncdiction: C. Schmitz Walker, S. Gentile, T. Evers, E. Roscngirtan J. Portman. ,-K-3,15 go' , ,'T'.w,i'i,'ii'LAf 13,1-- 'iii .Q .N ' ,.' wx. . :Ny-J f 2 'i ' '- 4 H ,,,,..i,:,A,r, , L 3',HfJKl, , ...- . . fix,-fi Yjq 'iifff 1 J' 11 V- u , . v , if t. V, J , 1 fm fx 1 ,,a,-. 'J 1 wi 1 M . 351 1 1 ll ,RT ugh -I :SLT '1 . m , il Xxf VEH Eifp .x, v?' 3. f., Convention delegates cheer its jerry Bohse is nomi- nated for president of the Bishop Thill Chapter of the CQ,S.M.C, jerry was later cletted by an over- whelming majority. rf v ,i ' SENIOR SODALITY INIEMBERSZ Top ITJNVZ Wesscls. P. Iwlclfnroc. Smith. D. Schlcgel. J Goldschmidt. R. Kroenberger. F. jones, D. Montgomery. j. Bramlage, XV. Hutzcl. F. Conwell. B Alig. O, Berger. R. King. E. Fuchs. Second row: P. Finke, L. Andrews. T. Sawyer, T. XX'ittm11n, I Lienesch. T Evers. J. Dorsten. M. Eifert. C, Kuntz. -I. Bohse. R. Koesters, -I. Dirckx. P. Herbert Bottom row: P. Fettig. J. Ncvius, T. Doerfler, C. Holtman, j. Stiieublc. M. johnson G Vcrgiimini P.w721lLiCHl11Cy'Cf. L. Kamingiugli, W. Bramlage. W. Burger. R. Hoy, H. Klosterman, P. Hagan. Typical daily morning chapel scene finds Fr. Wagner offering the 8:00 Mass forthe students. an- JSM' Fr. Wagner distributes Communion to await- ing students. .. . - ,Av i Q, .. 532' 'Mi mgrgw. 7-,, , 4, 1X:?71A -5 J. . . L 4 1' .igf Y .129 1,44 QZQAQ1, 1: 1 I -.-,:l: 9 4, Pointing to the gauges of his homemade wind tun- nel is Ted Hikel. Ron Kuhbnnder indicates the commutator ot' his minin- ture motor. Both boys' ex- hibits arc part of the school-sponsored Mathc- miitics display. nit. 1 15? S QV .Sk .HX 15515,- ':: ff 9? 5..z4,s ggi PM 151 '75 E f ,rf . C 'viqi Y , . fi-WW' 'A , . X Q it . --' f 'fCfffs13'--- .- . ' . , exif ' ' , - MQ: I fa Qfjf' 5,551 - . 11.1 V mf- k .5-'gif-i1 I it fir! .if '344-slrsrr ' -v,..,:.N ' t ' on Senior D crowds around Tom Kaminski as he ex- plains how an accordion produces sound. 'B 'L unior Achievers curiously exlmine the products of e'1ch other's companies. Arn Nexius looks as through he has stayed up too l'1te working, on his. W., 1 ' i . X ,if ig Q! .N :fi r. . y U 1, . Nr, ,VA ..- K Mfuu i u VM. 's i ,. , f 1 V ffil A' t . 51,1 Y 1 '1 if .luv if .x5 5 3 i 3. F3 Q5 75' Q V' fx i. 1. , ' '1.'J'..f:il :K I Jw up -K v 1 Aly. .,J- gg .if ., . far. yi. Sf .nf 4' y vl T131 'Y . 1: it 5 1.-2' 3 ,Q , . .P J 'qfv '. ,Qi . -Hfiv 5 531.15 , JA S Q' v Pete Finke proves a doubting Thomas on the theory of the Moebius strip. i . If I :rl v- ,J 'll . . V lx I thin' KK , w N I I i M ' . t - ,.f,, A- 3 ' 7' 1 4' .J iw n f -' deff' ....i ,LJ --'ia h ' i A : '7'T'7-P .f-v-+...i-sv game ' The goal of Chaminades Math Club, a chapter of the National Mathematics Honor Society, is to encourage students to strive for super- ior scholastic attainment in the field of mathematics and to bring them to an appreciation of the influence of mathematics in various phases of cultural achievement. At regular weekly meetings, talks on various mathematical topics are presented by the members. The club, composed entirely of seniors, and supervised by Brother Edward Zahn, took part in two major activities this year, the Colloquium in April and the Gov- ern0r's Board competitions in May. At the beginning of the year the members elected Charles Kuntz, Presidentg jerry Goldschmidt, Vice Presidentg Walter Maher, Secretaryg and Tom Doerfler, Treasurer. OFIIICFRS: VU. Maher. C. Kuntz, j. Goltlschmidt, T. Doc-rfler. Back row: DI. Goldschmidt, P. McEnroe. W. Maher, E. Ruf, -I, Bohse, Second row: A. King, ,I. Smith. P. Finke, C. Kuntz. Front row: -I. French, S. Nolan. L. Kavanaugh, T. Doerfler. Hi ' 1 t- r Q, A Q g. i Q.. fb, E .,,a.,,. ,. . . b u,.f-:un-:ggi ..-1..- - fe. .1 0.4 1-15 ri .. MS' 53' .5 . il ' .ll ilf-1 x Q Y sg c R, 1 '-1-x'F'i SHE -21, -za, I 45,9 is rr Ifvfffwfffiii pjirlfif - --1 A , . , -. gk A' '--XWZQ-Y ., .L .X-. -fn .rw MV-ff, f 1 Q QM- 4 c .5 fee ve f X Chaminades amateur radio club, supervised by Brother Edward Zahn, had an extensive and well-planned program this year. Regular bi-weekly meetings were held with the object of increasing the students' knowledge of the funda- mentals of radio and of aiding them to acquire sufficient skill and under- standing to obtain amateur operators licenses. At the meetings, informal talks were given by Brother Zahn and the members of the club. Six of the club members already have ham licenses and broadcast regularly from their homes over their own radio network, which they call Dragnet During the year the club members studied Morse code, elementary radio theory, and many specialized subjects concerning simple radio receivers and transmitters. Three hams create static in the attic. Dave Mott, Don Montgomery. joe Cetinski. Top row: P. Dierkin, M. l-lord. vi, Bittle, D, Blom- gomery, ul. Nellis. Second row: J. Newman, j. Blake. E. janning. T. Elsass, D. Seitz. Bottom row: -I, Besan- ceney, j. Cetinski, J. McCarthy, D. Mott. R, Pielage. Radio Club members try to establish contact with hams in distant cities. E. Janning, R. Pielage, P. Dierkin. D. Montgomery. J. Bittle. altace We . . f v, 458. 3 E i ar E X + f The negative team of Tom Hayes uricella need no refer- ence books to handle tl and jim La me arguments of Tom I-lemmelgarn and jim Kes- ler when the debate topic is, Re- solved: Th at more homework will make for better students. sf 5 1 . WY ,gm-L, r-JR Art Week posters begin to take form under the colorf l strokes of Bill Brockm Braun, jack Daki enreich. L1 brush an, Dave n, and Bill Heid- l.,.-1. , frm 'f' ,. intl. 1 . '..,u- 'il','r f. 1 - .Al n. -, -1. -yr--.7.,,.,l-, I. .,. M Aw...-I , 3.- V T ,ww rw, T Xa , ,,. .J .f..' 1 5 1 .5,,,.-M:,.Tf ff T ' MFE ,,, I.. . C1 ,, wp.. H ,gp-,mn Miva' M ,VJ ,.-X, ,x.,.x.w.. ., r .i-,, fir x. I .i,,,' 11 'gAIz3j7'Jf'L'ff.1155 .,.,...- ,,.1,1.a.,.. .. , .- . ..- .. :GL-,U 1,-f. ,fem- . .my :U4 - -- .1--'f - 1 ..v.,., . A iw. 1- , ,,.--': i'.l ' ' ' A , .. 4. .-,- -i-J,-4.-5: ' 1.4 f-'ri-'L wt-y 5--.sf-v?.F-vfr . .1-. ..-4 fr-5.-N .' - -.- ',--1-wwf. - - - ,,,.1,-,-.5p.-f.-:yx:-J11'.-.--. ,. ,lui-5 ve- ' - ..,.,,, .-,- V . ,A - ,. , vi ,. Q, :':d1 ' , ,,,..,.i.i,f-xv.. -V f .-,- , ,,.... ,,.. ' - .f -v-p.+-1--au,.f:-':..'- L' f 73, fq.,-,5.5.j,j'.gf.f.,-1,. -..-5.-.-w:,s:. -'iv-Ve-- ' ,-4, ,N-.-. i A. .Ms-effa:.zA 3Ti55 5:14 -'53l' ii bu... , - i1i im wg ii ,A ff- t s 1. 4 c .av 5. ag. ggi, v'5'sw,-, Q A 5 'V V- 4 Q E54 ', jf? x, wa ri A -K 2 - , , . ,Q , a L .yi ,wp . JW x ...Q 1 fe X, .4-- ' , . 4.1.7.1 Tw' V5 ?f ,l. Ag. L ' i p, if Egg.. 32 fatiirw. ZVf7 l?X 1f3a3'i5T ' ri, '-'I-. 'a .-il. g W. 'lf Q1f'ff5 Q4 Q , .i?3'i:7 'ff-A A Sf The boys from 2-A Latin can do more than translate Caesar, Bro. Robert Hert- week finds. Mike Barlow, jim Back, Tom Berger and Mike Burke make practical application of what they have learned by Lasting a few aleas of their own. , Qfzggij V, 99 aa rf' 1 it 1-1 , A in . Q. . as 3 si 'f 1 3 v v sf dxf? HH? llere's a hoy who's going nowhere fast. ,' M C .2 . Marv -lohnson and Ralph Dennler. 'ily' K f1.wrff,. ,, :QQ , ' '- ' 10:01,- ' may .- The Chaminade Dramatias Clluh is designed to give students an opportunity to indulge and develop their talents as amateur attors and to acquire poise and self- tonliidente heliore an audienee. Brother ,lohn O'Cion- nor, laiulty moderator, eontentrated this year on the development ol' ease and freedom on stage and on a more complete portrayal ot tharatter hy the hudding 'l'hespians, The tluh presented several very successful perlormani es this year the One-Att Play lfestival in Novemher, the Variety Show, Salt Witter Daffy, in lfehruary, and the three-att tomedy, Arsenic and Old Late, in May. All these programs required weeks ol' painstaking rehearsals and advanee plan- ,J we ' ,Y ng. Y- 'ag ai-, -Qi 'ns ix, l ,., , eq- it., ning, lor whith partitipating students gave up much 52 ol' their leisure time. ii. 1 :Er -'-- Q f 'r - FE. z, QQ I x S-3,4 14 . slip x 3137 NX -' XX Y T X XX X X Q , V. in its fri sir - X Fi? ' NX S X - M R Nh' f 5+ of Efiii? XWon't you come in, Mr. joseph ? John Direkx and -lim Ungerleider. Good grief! I just swallowed a toothpick' Norm Hoening and Dave Hopkins. funn og Rx ,Rx X 5 vs'-nvew-+i'Q' T73 gl mfs fa' , H i in.-s.,,.w:.:.s:ffff-1:-,163-my Dramatics Club members stare menacingly at fellow actor Qnot shown for obvious rcasonsj as he flubs his lines. Don Morris, Bill Schneble, Tom Gabriel. Standing: Ralph Steinbruggc, Don Hart. - e+rimjg5fz73:q41-- , :in -.,,.i.f-.57..,,-.gy .i.f'A,1.u:'a,,4:.',A 'X V,..4!Ali,Zi.Q.Q,l.LAk,v.,:..fiz,:,:0'.i.4fJ3'g-Ifjxw, 3-i. Y Hey. That wasn't in thc script. Dave Hopkins. James Romcr, Hill Schcblc, Alun Miller, Don Morris. Top row: J. Romer, A. Miller, R. Dennler, R. Grilliot, J. Dirckx, J. Saurine. Second row: B. Schneble, R. Miller, D. Morris, D. Braun, D. Hopkins, R. Steinbrugge, J. Dies. Bottom row: N. Hoc-ning, R. Estevez, J. Bramlage, J. Ungerleider, M J.ohnson. IOI in 3 S i l 5 l ' 1 2 r J.. fir zil to E E 5 . p limp row' R Roth H Reains, A, Miller, G, Davis, DI, Wfolery, T. X 'I i nw r V' Roth, R. Dennler, XV. Hutzel. Sec- onl ioxv: lf.. Leigh, CT, Rueclcel, Al. Davis, R. Hoy, 'lf Sawyer, P, Mclinroe. A. Flsass. Third row: K i 'ff D M l ll, T. Spraley, N. Hoening, R. Love, R. Allen. Bottom Clhannock, 'lf Poliquin, R. Ptei er. . 'arsia row: M, Mitchell, Confer. Hello there, country boy. 'l'om Sawyer' Kiss me through the chink in the wall, Gene Davis The Chaminade Chapter of the National Forensic League, organized this year hy Bro- thers Thomas Corbett and Robert Locke, grew out of the old speech and debate cluh, Its purpose is to provide an opportunity for students to participate in interscholastic de- bate and oratorical contests. By taking part in numerous speech programs and tourna- ments throughout the state, Cfhaminade's orators distinguished themselves in several fields and sharpened their powers of logical reasoning. This year's officers were Willgircl Hutzel, Presidentg jim Kielhaso, Secretaryg and Bob Hoy, Treasurer. Secondly, we should . . .' Willtlrcl Hutzel The affirmative team of Ralph Dennler and Bob Hoy search for an appropriate comeback as negative speakers Paul McEnroe and jim Kielbaso pound home their case. .rlifg may . 5 'LJ .' ff 5 1 . 'f QE a' 2, fx .I z ' i Mi. j.e.o.w,A, . . Willzcrd Hutzel p.g.a,2a,,-f, The junior Council on Wcirlcl Affairs ot' Cham- inade, supervised by Brothers joseph Barrish and Richard Nwessling, is one ol' Cfhaminaclcfs most widely publicized organizations. Dedicated to the spread of knowledge concerning current world sit- uations and to the better understanding ol' foreign cultures and governments, .I.Ci.O.XXf.A., spear- headed by Willilrcl Hutzel, Clhairman ot' CO-OI'LliI1.l- tion, sponsored several instructional prograins dur- ing the school year. The members ot the club par- ticipated in weekly discussions and appearc-cl on Headline Hunt, a local world affairs television program. By displaying over 2000 posters through- out the school and distributing pamphlets to stu- dents, J.C.O.XY'.A, aroused great interest in world affairs among members ot' the student body. The highlight of the year's program was on May 10, when Chaminade played host to j.CQ.O.W.A. mem- bers from schools all over the county at the first annual Recognition Clerernonies. Bro. janning explains the Chinese symbolism of his name to interested j.C.O.W.A. members. lop tcm Watkins A Eslass, S. Stowe, vl, Direkx. 'lf Gabriel, VI. Golclschmiclt, VI, Bohse, Second roxx M Digalxo M Hord -I. Boeckman, P. Herbert. R. Dennler. M. Mergler, D. Van Dyke, ilillitcl row R Lose B Phelin R Hoy, M. johnson, A, Miller, T. Hikel, XX'. Swadley, Absent: XX'. Hutvel, xx irtabaugeh D lopp W , Pflaum, D. Marshall, J. Mitchell. Y C l1.1111111.11l1N 1111-11 ul' Stllltjl, nlirutcnl Ivy Iir11tl1crx IDUII' 1l1l C1.1xl-ull .111 mc tlu- 11--11rg.1111z.1t1u1111l'll1Q-glam-1l11l1 .1t lllL'IUL'4QlI1Illl1g,, nl llu- 'y'L.lI'. At we-clxly l11'.11l111- sn-xs1o11s tlu-y I'L'l1L'.1l'S4.' 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D.1k111, 'lf I.llL'l7L'l', I2 Ry.111, lf. lynn-y. I 'I'1c1111 I' II l l1l R. Su-lfn-11, D. INI1111tlL-. SL-umml 1'1m': XY, INI1-yn-1's, 'lf l'IL'I11l111.'lj.Q.lIIl, N. INI11tt.1, I. '- . .ILIS 14- . , ,. 'I'-11-11' li I51'11w11 R. C.1'ts111. R. I'PLlllL'I'. I.. Ifmukr. IJ. Clilln-1-t, R. I,m1-, D. KIVl'lIlL'IA, I. XX111ullu-.11l, , 1 7 3 XX. Ix1l'I'.lI'lAlLl. li11tt11111 row: A. l11I1l, nl. Maltlu-s, .. , 1 s, 'If Sll.lL'fL'I'. I. XVQISI1, I.. Rll5L'IUL.Il'fR'I'l. AkklVI11INLIUlNINI bl, W'11ll', C. 'I4l1111'111.111 9 CQIKIIIIIKYXYIAI, A. I'11-li11t11wsl41. -I, Kmln-llc.1, ul. Col- gem! E ' wa we kg +.4'?l'W 7' IAM Qbm P E -.W ff . Q YJ X- -. . ,, , gf...-0-..-rf Q . .wi-wail WG . . -- NM. MN giygfvk ' XQ,'m- f l' A ,. VK .- xi , . X 'N L A ,V hi., 'iF+Pgy S1 ,x 1. I, ' 4 'f u ,, f - wg, K X 5 u Q . A g hVlV 4 .1 ,h, hhV ,lV Ah , Iggygg w gif ,, ' 7 1 f T'z,: L,h ' K1 ',3r1'g-1'75?i' ' H A g fivilaiizv f wi- 1929,-Svffx. 1'-sg-. 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Donald l'olcy, thc members ol' this LOIJIIMIFLI- , tivcly small group :irc always on l'l.llltl to snap , photos at important cu-nts, :mtl .tlso tlcvclop, print, ztntl enlarge thcm with spcctl .mtl skill. This ycafs olitiitcrs wcru l..xrry Fox, Prcsiilcntg and Andy Ratlo, Vitc Prcsitlcnt. 1' vmgv WP V,-5.vv-1741 K, In I K. -V.y,g,11fg++l-:'TfFxff',,i1:-3ffi-s--,'ffg- ,rdf . unset wffzzwf -:wi-Qfsifffi ' ' 1-as was-Ll' 2-'f':w,fw 30' f -i-,sn-.rw 3-.If-fAZ3',.':-1.3, f-41 . - A , ' Antly Ratlo ugtttlmcs another thoughtlcss soul blithclv swing open the tlurkroom tloor to lct thc blcssul sunshine in. ia iz,- .. - . - . 'f'tr1w,i Lguiy l'ox triuns the tclcphoto lens on the chorus at thc Variety Show, if .4 ., .--, 'W if n -1,-wfdfs-ralfgiiififtl - 1 L--if-K+,r'W-'.t1w',ff .W -fp ..,. vp-4 f- f4 'M M-, 2 i- W-. if . .W .si 44 7?f?7f'ff'- -- .s 1 ' -- ' :J f- if-1 V Q,,iff,':AET1Si1'ffr f'f'i'v'f W'2:f4S1,vg 3 '4 '--'ff' -, . V - i V U i V ' ' 'ili if ffllii '? 'w'iWn'Q'74,r'gWif'1l7H:5'i!f45:TQ:f1fbli1:Fr :L-N. Along thc Ll.ll'lil'UUl1l ussumbly lint- with Bill Gross .xt tht- tlriu, Louit' Rosun3.giirtt'n, Diik l.icnL'sth, l7r.tnk Sulliutn, untl Daw lNltuplicrson with tht- fcrrotypc. and bill liuigcl fishing ,lt-rry XX'cstbi'otlc look lmppy about thsir first bntih of prints out ot thc tlrink. cnlzlrgcrncnts. IO9 s im 1 Lltll7lC f ! rf' f K I , .Q-in if f J 'fi 'J - lyl x ' l Nm ff? Ci' - -wig QV i 1 1.-v - ,I ,-' 'lhc Cili.1mii1.1tlt' Booster Clulw, trtlmrlwly supcrvist-tl hy lirotht-r licrimrtl Polgiimii, h.is .is its .rim to support all sthool itttivitics in tsycry w.iy possilwlu. During thc school ya-.ir they prt-parctl tolorlul posters promoting the lootlmll, lwgiskctlull, lmsch.rll, tt-miis, .mtl goll' tt-.ims. At football pcp r.1llics thc w.1lls gmtl r.1l'tcrs oi' thc gym were tlctorntctl with gigantit' t-xamplcs ol' their lmntli- work. 'lhcy also gnc thcir gt-iicrous support to tht- Sotl.ility tmtl to thc various sthool tlriycs. , Smooth tt'tlmiqtiu vith .r silk strtt-n lw Lit-orgy lSt'L'l11NfL'I'l7OL'f, 'loin U.1hi'itrl .mtl Tom lint-kc cqtmls sh.tip gmtl tolorful postt-is for thc Di.1m.1t1ts Clhilw. -lrrry licmimtiiuy ortlcrs .t nt-xx tart- from lirothcr' l'logm.tn' ,y ,NQHI fix' PL '5 l ' 'R e - H affix Ns' , F 'AS to A U 1 , .v yn., yvw A 1 y W ,Q QW ,io -R X1 1 J a l 1 X 55 R p N K X ,W LL SQA! X ,Z W Q, X . r t ft it s r 9 ig R S 2 fi I A M ll l Top row: C. Rasper, G. Bcmncency, G. Bcemsrci-boar, T, Gabriel, H. Herulzcr, 'lf ,l'llI11l'ILlSKl1, D. Boelcc. Front row: V. Reiling. P. Hoffman. T, Hcmmclgzlrn. 'l'. Slum-fer. Phil Huffman adds a final dnb under the appraising eyes of Charles Rnsper and Tom Hemmelgarn. Howie Herolzer roughs up a design for Ll Variety Show set for Tom Tumbusch. R jf T-iiifi Nh- I - 1' . I il - ,.. - '1 Qi. T Mi. 'it Q 111 li'12fj, . 'jim va '-,5 'fas- kif i may 1' 2. f, 1 ,ily ii . . MU., .,.l ii- ua fiilfiit 3 aa .ik -, aw , .lag ' sl',l'lIdi lv if , I Y. l 4 .,l. 'i-Tri, ,'n i, . U6 Q, 4 .., .U , Pi! 4 .i C 9. ,ri l ,,-f' :rdf ' Z X . The Cfmzflifzizrfe Nezzhi. a monthly four-page newspapei prepared by the students with the assistance of Brother: Alan Sprenger and Robert Hertwetk, kept the student body well informed about doings at Chaminade and presented many worthwhile features of interest to thosc associated with the school. The Newt gives students valu- able experience in several phases of journalism and pro- vides a worthwhile outlet for talents in writing. The sen- ior editors this year were john Dirckx, Newsg john Blake, Editorialsg Gene Davis, Featuresg and Tom Muth, Sports. Approaching deadline whips the news staff editors into action. T. Mlltll, F. Aicher. nl. Dirckx. E. Davis. nl, Blake. ,i-, i72'f1:lif 'KLM' . . 510352 li. Vffii 'fi N64 -'35 ...ui if ,-.13 Kite Edd -'dl Lviff. ,QQ fp :ga-fr' 5 V: - 'r Ly is-fu - ya rg?-L ,I , l :Iii . Q. . , i, ye ,. ' . 1 L 1.3. ., i ,-4 5 .XIX Emv ' ..5 i5G an .M Why not use the picture Genes looking at, john? li. Davis. S. Stone, WI. Dirilcx. ft i' 4 '2 lop row: V. Shuey. rl. Davis. A. Miller. M. Hurd, -I. XX 1vlf. E. Davis, T. Muth, J. McCarthy. Middle row' l.. lfnx, P, Tarlano, D. Topp, VI. Xvestbrotk, -l. Duthak. bl, Swartzbaugh. Bottom row: VI. W'alker, VU. Swadley, l.. Kavanaugh, D. Marshall, Al. XX'essels, D. Hart. 4 I -LK 2 g. i vga gil' i '. Jive' fsigi i e x I 23595 J J-lf Ia uf. . x-'lqq 'j 'Lili E .WEE IH, ia i. .iltj ...l LIBRARY STAFF: Back row: C. Borg:-nling. M. Broad- stone, R. Wuellner, Hall. Front: j. Cetinski. R. Allen. . . . and they aren't just looking at the pictures. .delamq Staff Chaminade's large library, kept running smoothly and in excellent condition by Father Robert Brown, provides the students with a wealth of reference material for their studies and contains not only the milestones of classical literature, but the most modern books available as well. Father Brown is assisted in his task of catalogu- ing and checking out books by a group of students who work in the library each day during study periods and after school. --'Q ' 'W-W.- ' .kg .r ,rw . str 1 Af l.Ul 'IS KAVANAUGH lltlitor- ir'l'Cl1lCf ' MIW2 SW! The members of the annual staff devote a large percentage of their after-school time to the preparation of the EAGLE. The yearbook is a permanent record of the scholastic year, highlighting activities and achievements and presenting familiar scenes of high school life, lt is specially intended as a souvenir for seniors. Photographers, artists, writers, and layout planners all collaborated to produce this 208-page book. Under the direction of Brothers Thomas Corbett and George Deinlein the staff has done its best to produce a book which will be a nostalgic record of life at Chaminade in 1957 JOHN DIRCKX Copy Editiu' I' I ' .-. '. The business staff of the EAGLE, supervised by Brother Andrew Hawke, launched an ad-andrpatron drive early in the year and conducted the senior and underclass subscription drives capably and with excellent results. Without the bookkeepers there would be no book. gr a 'll THOMAS MUTH Sports Editor v ' I ,f x . , ' if 1 ,' Q RONALD LEE Art Editor Editors Tom Muth, Louie Kavanaugh, and Bill Bramlage listen to expert advice on layout design from campany representative, Mr. john Wells. Business Manager jerry Bohse co-ordinates the ef- forts of staff workers, Dale Smith, Dave Smith, jerry Goldschmidt, and Phil Whirlow. Editorial stuff throws ri caption party. F, Conwcll. F. Jones, E. Rosengartcn. R. Burgmcier. P. Wfzlldcnmcyer. J. Wtvlf. BUSINESS STAFF: Back l'UWZ J. Goldschmidt, D, Smith, R. Burke, Bohse, VU. Burger. Front row: J. Dorsten. P. Wfhirlow, R. Dani:-lewicz, D. Smith. '-mf, -2 1? QL 5, E , .J N ' N .. . 1113 --- . .ff 1, 'N N .5 A mf' - No, Louie. Dont cut that playa-r's leg off. Andy Rado. Louie Kauinuugh, Bro. Thomas Corbett l XWILLIAM BRAMLACQI 1.4 Aathitits lfciilor 'N x Wbk. LARRY FOX Pi'llllUJlI'LlPi1L'I' JERRY BUHSF Business Mainugcr Q P7-ui ' JAY SMITH Student Filirnr ffl Z -4' 4 f L I' Ziiii-f: H ' 7-ex? I 191. 1 . HY'- S YEA 51 2 I 3 i , N a 2 n gi Q 5 f . 4 S Iv ' Q f X V , s L 1 w 4 , 5 4 x if I n , f Q Q f I 2 , ' V 5 iff Q' f l I 4fS'z,?- 5 . 'Q K ff gs -W 5 f s :I 2 1, 1 1 3' f 4 I . 5 ,,,-W f J f' Q : '?ifi5: M' I 4 'V' .gm Hi 2'5- , 33 Oh Qtclli why don t you shL1VC oistcn R 5fClflbfU2lf-lc --n N ,-- The Day is Beautiful. I john Tarlano Bernie lool-:s so happy you'd almost think it was a real one. N Louie Koos wcucs through the motions BA Plqelan, j. Godfrey . it I1 For many students the outstanding extracurricular feature of the year has been the annual variety show. This years performance, Salt Writer Daffy, presented in February, was directed by Brother john O'Connor, head of the dramatics department. Almost from the oweninr of school, sin vers, dancers, and musicians svent much of l . .5 . . it . l their time in re arin for this two-hour extrava ranza, P P 8 fa At last show time arrived. just before the curtain opened, the Master of Ceremonies stepped forward and announced that three Chaminade students had won a trip to Florida as their prize in an essay contest. The three winners came up on stage, and the next thing the audience knew, they were in Florida! ln fact, the whole show revolved around their adventures at the Seashore. The chorus provided several beautiful original ballads composed by Brother Raymond McQuade. lntermingled with the exploits of our schoolmates and their newsfound friends at the beach were record pantomimes, comedy monologues, group dance renditions, and a hilarious ballet number featuring Bob Pappy Morrella. i ,p--1 'xf 1 'vlllldmm 1 4, l , ,H sf yy' .215- ' E A 3 ?1f, ' ' 'Jie-,' ' , ' ' , ' 'E . Iii .z ,'. 6 231 A E .-:gr If ws- 'fx-fag . Q, J Q -::L-:.- x. , 5 ' - 5.57-f . 'ef N , MQ-Q Stage crew members appear to be all at sea as they -s . . and if the worst comes to the worst, this switch will take care of the school. I.. Fuchs, R. Kronenberger, T. Rohlings The stage crew hams up their version of Dragnet j. Deneke. j. Besameney, T. Rohling, R. Kronen- berger. H. Herlozer, j. Blake, T. Tumbush, l.. Fuchs. I20 gg lower the jib sail for Salt Water Daffy. R. Kronenberger, DI. Blake. -I. Dresher, T. Rohlings, M. Although most of their time is spent behind the scenes, Meranda. the stage crew, supervised by Brother joseph Trageser, deserve special credit for their continued service. It is their duty to keep the auditorium, and especially the stage, in readiness at all times for assemblies, plays, concerts, and other school affairs. They handle scenery, lighting, and spe- cial effects, both for the Chaminade Dramatics Club and for outside groups using the auditorium. They also prepare the stage for P.T.A. meetings and for special events like the Variety Show and the Band concerts. Ron Kronenberger was elected President of this year's crew. ,X H . f 1 , W as f 1 YF '55 fix? fi if eg if 'hw If Y', 'iff if S wil? L Q, ,im Ns 0. J ,- , N 7 JI.: Wizaris x . JJ 'Hill K . 4.710 htlmxnadc mcrrymakers Frnd charm and enchant- ncnt IH thc land of Hallo- wcrn mike-hclicvc. QR First hc breaks my heart, and now my buck Y H. Cirilliut, S. XX'nlkcr, T, Sander, N Dunham, G. Vcrgrxmini, F. Ruf, P. Her hart, M. Prini, -I, Stzlcuhlc, Roach, R Kfl7HCHbL'I'!lCI'. What's wrong Fred9 Paul trymg to take both ot them home? SSW? A 3 F. -Innes, P. XX'1Idc-nmeyu 5 Boakman D.MtJUfgI1I1IL'ly B Dans L VCIf,Jll1Ifl1 J. Grant, T, Roth 'fax if S 9 E52 c dwg!! 2' W 'fe-A W N, Aww X 9 gil V' 'Ill V ' Y, . ri ,rl Y'-5-D TT vig 0' ti ,is-. , - - fe , K vv'--- ----,- 14 ' TTT 3 0 .,,, TQ. We ,Q -' ---------- .,, f . -ff A A . M. 1 .1-' TI. . ' , Q vw-v K I ' V F I a 6 1 . E . ' 5 wv Vg g V is it 5 ,pl ' wt 1 9. 1 Lx, 1 in : 7 - -W 9- 57 8459135 1 J 4 . 1. ,Og 5 1, l-' . ,f e 5 W 1 A l 1 -I 1 F ' Q 1 BB 55 BE 1 31 ' 5 1' tv' N' at 4 it if fp - . ' i t 'i I . X X . J 4 - . - k . My Y I . i A U - , . .- 1 , 1 I Wa,-,ado Top row: T. McCormick, S. Minser. E. Sengl, R. Fabian, j.Ungerleider, W. Macbeth, P. Gigliotti, T. Geraghty, W.Stuky, F. Faust, C,Coughlin, R. Roth, E.Travis. Second row: Coach Weaver, Coach O'Brien, V. Bochrath, S. Longo, N. Stoechlein, T. Smart, M. Greany, D, Berry, E. Roach, j. Kenny, S. Pruclhomme, D. Phillips, R. Lemons, R. Kleiner, Coach Gorkis. Third row: j. Raiff, R. Lesko, J. In his first year as head football coach at Chaminade, Mr. Donald Bucky Weaver showed he has what it takes to make a great grid- iron coach despite the team's record of three wins and six losses. Getting off on the wrong foot with a 20-14 loss to Louisville Flaget, the Eagles suffered the additional setback of losing to city competi- tion for the first time in ten years. With fifty consecutive city wins as their goal, they met the Stivers Tigers with spirit and determina- tion, but fell, 27-13. After barely edging the Wilbur Wright Pilots in a 7-6 victory, the Eagles got down to brass tacks and whipped Fairview 14-0. Encouraged by this success, the Green and White were aiming high when the met Cincinnati Elder, but, for all their resolution and effort, they suffered a blasting, 46-0. Bouncing back from this de- feat, the Eagles showed they had lost none of their fighting spirit, and battered Roosevelt's line to the tune of 20-13. Having completed their city schedule, the Green and White ran into some tough out-of-town competition. They went down, in quick succession, before Toledo Waite, 26-51g Purcell, 7-303 and Hamilton, 0-19. Yet even in these unsuccessful campaigns they never lost that spirit and sportsmanship which has made them a great team in the past, and will make them a great team again and again in the years to come. IZ6 who if 8 X' o . 5+ Qsw' gk Q K' 'S 311195, ss-r P 1 DONALD HBUCKYH WEAVER Head Coach G ,W lg-:M i 5 K W- , A . wb 5 v . 3 - 9 X V X J S E in kgi . l L rQ v i V ' 4 ' W if YJ . X R E M C. g 2 B 7 25 E 1 4 , -f 3 ? A , X - -1 92 A Conner, C. Bettinger, R. Kammer, R. Dillhoff, R. Morrella, A. Mauro, P. Mnsten. N. Staub, E. Koog- . - , W I ler. T. Hennessey, D. Schamel, Manager T. Saneler. Bottom row. R. Beisler, R. Beglcy, D. ci ters, T M. Gibson, T. Konicki, R. Bogovitz, F. Ambrose, M. Diamante, B. Borgerd- W. Reiling, R. reon, ing, Manager G. Vergamini. 9.-. COACH DANIEL O'BRIEN, Bizrlefield COACH JOHN GORKIS, Line BROTHER STEVE SHEEHY. Alblelif Dfrerlfn- M--Mm...-,,, C.H.5. 14 13 7 14 O 20 26 O 7 SEASON RECORD Team Louisville Flaget Stivers ............, Wilbur Wriglmt ...... Fairview ..... .. Elder ....... Roosevelt ......... Toledo Waite ....... Hamilton Public Purcell .............. ....20 ....27 6 O ...46 ...IS ...Sl . M19 ...full I27 l BOB MORRIZLLA, fb. DICK KAMMER, g. ED KOOGLER, c. BUTCH SCHAMEL, q.b. vim' L TIM HENNESSEY is Three hot-dogs and four cups of coffee. Bettinger and Coach Weax'e1' Raif f rushing, Kooglffr Crushing- CHUCK BETTINGER, g. RALPH DILLHOFF, e l28 Purcell All-City F' v xx M B jERRY RAIFF. L-. AL MAURO, h.b. X 'UQ lk naar-1 i 'QQ , .xx 'K Q. I' gg g k ,lv pr!! M 41 , X ' The tcanfs Choice, most valuablc player, Puppy, Ralff fakes, , . h . - ,. U . Crashing the Cavalier's forward wall to score. Kamlrfcr block' Raiff and Koogler Fabian goes' Waite JACK CONNER, hb. NORM STAUB, g. BOB LESKO, t. BENNY OSTENDORF, hh, I29 l 1 'Q I Q F. t r .JIP l Dirk Kaimmcr, Hmzrmzry Cajlhzifz, 19511. 4 Alert Eagle finds stray Cavalier milder. MS? .' ' rr XLJ B' The leaning tower of pizza 60 'Z A dilly ofa dolly clallies with Dilly Fairview rally topplcs for ll touchdown. sp Mauro at Purcell l30 'lXx A - w 4 , , 1 ,TV MMM.. ,, 'K 0 , A -, L - w,,,g.H. gf Q ,K O I , 1.4 1' 'i X ' nn- I' X ' N . i f. Q ,q .. i lifw V -. .,,iQ,-gvivg .A . 6. .E , mtiaflirk W if li. Morrclla thunders through for six. Purcell C. H.S. Screamboat K af ' k t. vu We M Y an e . . a 4 . 2 e f ai Ag . ' ai if , uv' M i . V .fzl , . ..:, Via - k v e A .i A 91 ' as LQ Q fr ' f J 1 Ein, -11 e r ae , i v O V 'K - 6 . Q e ip . I ., W L 5 Q gr sk . ie. 3'-e an -, Q ' ,Sf .ge-an ' a ' s . ' ' I I Q - - A In j K 11,...f-fe' fix t , 9 his - J ,, . A ' K- aw e , 'M' .J A. ' r ,. ,. 1 ,3.,,,. -, fl T uw .L Y -m,,t,a,,,:, V H af .-my QQfK, 2?.V - 113265, . if-V' , , 1 ,. , 1. M 5 'e gamglfifi ' , Q Calvacade of Cavaliers lance Eagle line. l Evil-eye Uggie casts a spell. Purcell Too much weight for Waite. up aq gf, O X . . Q 1 ,QQJ When a pretty cheerleader drops a hankie. Stivers You take it, Al. I've got to make a phone call. Takes two .ff Q., 5-fa ,iw as A Raiff to Mauro vs. Fairview to tangle. Fabian in Wr'ight game 1 YKHQQJH- 115.57-' i S., I3I W' N r , Top row: C, Vergiimini, M. Korte, H. Foclce, T. Sander. Bottom row: T. Vukovic, M. Moore. j, Halas. .l. Dulhey, VU, Krewecll. The footlmlll managers, uncler the clirec- tion of Bro. Steve Sheehy, are one of the most unohtrusively active organizations in the school. They are in charge of the miscellaneous equipment neeclecl to field a football team. Uniforms and accessories, foothalls, tees, first nicl miite-ri.ils uncl the maintenance of the athletic clepartment are all hunclletl cpipnhly iincl efficiently by the managers. Their unselfish service to the team, and the sacrifice it entails, have made them worthy of our gratitude and support. - P . --O tv damnc Macbeth Lwndfv' U Managers measuring tennis socks appeal. l32 as otln Keepers of the cleats cleaning 21 clutter of clods. 1. ......mar Front row: K. Goecke, P. Jacques, R. Hill, R. Thomas, F. Ernstberger, P. Williams, G. Finnigan. Second row: Coach Evans, P. Steck, J. Fitzharris, G. Froehle, E. Bocke, D. Tangeman, M. Mantia, B. Kennedy, F. Grieshop, J. jones. Third row: Coach Mershad, T. Hayes, R. Haag, J. Lauricella, W. Stout, 1. Theis, G. Stiglitz, M. Burns, J. Clark, C. Kahn, R. Powell, E. Travis, Coach Holycross. Top row: j. Civille, 1. Polking, M. Fallis, J. Berbericlc, M. Monagahn, B. Scherbauer, C. Niarhos, W. Smith, E. Heigel. Chaminade's initial venture into the field of freshman football netted an ...And undefeated season and the city junior league title. S Under the watchful eye of Robert Holycross, the reserve team gained valuable experience in the principles W and practice of the great game of foot- ball and learned sportsmanship first hand by meeting underclass teams from other schools. f If their record is indicative of the spirit and abilities of the freshman footballers, the next few years should l g see Chaminade on top once more in city varsity competition. , Mr. Robert Holycross Frorla Coach Eagle Haag soars for six. Kiser SEASON RECORD C.H.S. Team Opp .. , . 8 Fairview ..... ....... . ..0 1 Wilbur Wright , I33 18 Stivers ................ ....... 6 18 Wilbur Wright ..... ...... 6 12 Dunbar ............. ...... 0 19 Roosevelt 19 Kiser .... ...... 0 Tangeman caught in Pilot's downdraft. ,xx ggi QU l IW P5 2' X 5' Sf -jf f ' A .- if . 3 If X Llmkxxiw: pl. lh-Iwulct, .l. XX'cswls, ,l. Ki'I1l1L'X', lf, XYUIHV, 'If lam cxUlLIl'lAUI11 l'4l'L'l'i gg, R, Hull, P. P.llltIlL'y, Fl. Clmmyclw, I? liiglmttn Ckntu: X-vs. , ,- '-Q.,Q.1Q:.b,f'-'vyffigg .W '-1 -'K' rf W4 W ,X NN- rag.qz?.55l,nIf '- ing ,, A, ,- X' xx..A., ,rl L+ G' dlp' I 35 fbi ef' I gi. 'N '-3 , ,wash fi fa ' Y gi s 5 4 SCHEDULE TEAM OPP Sidney ,.,,...,,.....,... Wesl Milion ., S+. Edward .,,. , . Piqua 4...,,..... ,. Purcell .,.. Tecumseh Springfield Cefllolic Sl. Xavier . Sfivers .. ..,....,. . . Franklin ..,,. Dunbar ., ,, .... Wilbur Wriglif .. Hamilfon Catholic Roosevell' , .......,... , Kiser ....,.,,.... ... Palferson ..., .. Fairview ....,.,. . .. Beavercreelr .,....., . Greenville ..,... .. nv' ' f n m A xx. xg. X b S. , . : The sunshine of Champions. . ,H ,.3,r!,?q-5,,m, 1 . The newly-crowned Champions hold their secret weapon aloft. ,Si ,bdrm 15 -.Q f--, ip-v W' KJ 11-N.. dm. wwg WN' 'Sw-P: ' X NW ,VR K we S is WT. K Q .QQW Y X Q1 A X vii in i X , , xr 9, x'- 3 ,rl 1 V 2, f3'l'i4'Y1A 1 il ,. .fl bf X1 5' -, if N. if il .5 . faq-Wee.,.? ll DIUNIOR VARSITY .ll N, 'l'lfAM OPP I7 Sulnvy IH ll XXI-xt Mllmn ll IH XX'Ill'llll' XX'l1gl1t In VJ l,llllI.l Ill li l,lll'lL'll 'Sl '15 Shu-rs IS I9 Dunlmr JH ll l'-I'.ll llillIl 15 IE XY'1llw1l1' XX'rigl1t 3 I 60 llmniltun C'.ltlm, 'al I7 Rmrxgwtlf lil 58 Kumi' 26 ll l'.1tt4-rwn Ill 55 l:1lll'XlL'XN' ll i9 llc'.lu-u1'rc'lc 53 ll Nt, Xmic-1' 35 57: UIL'L'nKlllL' 53 ,Mui Y I l MN4 l 4 1 Q X. nf- Yxl N144 4 ,, V- 3 ' . K- -A. LJ. , 1 X link row: R. Truun, T. Blilln-l', l.. l..lLltcrlHgul1, ,lf Snlmlwmw, 'lf liuclmn, Scumml ruxv: R. llcglcy, 'lf lNI4CQurmiLk, l.. l-llllllilly, D, Mntlmk, 'l' KYNUI. 1 r' X lm Ml' ! I , Bank row: Il. lixwukun, D, Wfolff, D. NX'4lync, P. SL'lllL'l', R. plq.lI1C'I11LlD Cmulm lfulw.-M:u'1'in.1n. Scmml nm: P, Stn-sk, R. Ala-x.1mlc1', W , Kunmm R. Hill, lVl1ll1Lljln.l'f D, Moss F tk i' 1 J -1, 5 x X QM ,Af 471, Y 1 wil? ' ,y jig Q 1 , ff'-3 ,ML 1 Q. . 91-N K gxiy . W' ' we y 'X nj b th.- .f 'V'- J . fx 1 2 P, . V7 K ,X-,Q Q.. my 'M X lDFNTll:IfiA,I'lON5 1. Dig thmc upuy tuppcrs. 1. Huxx1i he get in I1c1'L'! - -Anony- mous by rcquut. 5. Ywu slmuld wc mc do Lllillhlt' time-. f-Marx xluhnwn, vl, Ulm, roll mv mu: Tum XY'iffI1l.ll'1, S. XY'lw3 wmrivd .about getting f.1t! 6. jimmy IN1.uNnl1nn .md friend, 7. Say yuu'Il by mine. -lim Gir.11'Jut. H. Hck Ll m.uh, nut Ll Ll'UU!1CI'. limky W'c.1x cr. 9. ,Icrry Pmlwc funk Ll Jcslrxllvlc spot nt C.S.M.C. wnwntimi. 10. N v g.nlsY 'lllu-wk tlu- hL'lI. cQL'lDl'j.Il.' Vcrgmnini. ll, Fred -lnnus 10 Years, X80 lbs, ugu. V. sf N. 6 'wi' An I Y 4 a'.i -f ,lk ' . X P n 1 B W1 x gflf 313214 .,a. he 1' K 1 N51 m ,ul , . M fZv2 ','. xx 12 ' v- Nxx 5 5 N K I , Mix .FK flie i flz ' fmiliinfq MQ!!! Q ,X tw f Q 'V 'MQ Wg -'A V ' - ..,. ,Q fms im- N!lqr I Nik Q ,4..,, ' 4 Q1 Q .I A-L M' 5 Nik AICHER, FREDERICK T. 233 Ryburn Ave., 5 ALIG. BERNARD M. 221 Kenilworth Ave., 5 ALLEN, FRANK C. 1219 Riverview Ave., 5 ANDREWS, LAWRENCE F. 2919 Whittier Ave., 10 BAKER, CLARENCE E. 1813 Eureka Dr., 9 BARTHMAN, ARTHUR C. 2002 S. Smithville Rd.. 10 BEREDA, EDWARD J. 1115 Arbor Ave., I0 BERGER, OMER G. 1902 Glen Rd., 10 BETTINGER. CHARLES N. 1542 McLain St., 3 BISTREK, THOMAS L. 2621 E. Fourth St., 3 BITONTI, SAMUEL C. 2741 Oxford Ave., 7 BLAKE, JOHN F. 423 W. Parkwood Dr., 5 BLANFORD, JOSEPH C. 505 Nordale Ave., 10 BLESI, FREDERICK 809 Westminister Pl., 9 BOECKMAN, GERALD W. 538 W. Parkwood Dr., 5 BOEHMER, FREDERICK N. 1733 S. Brown St., 9 BOHSE, JEROME R. 1133 Xenia Ave., 10 BORCHERS, BERNARD J. 2515 Salem Ave., 6 BRAMLAGE, JOHN A. 3908 Hoover Ave., 7 BRAMLAGE, WILLIAM J. 708 Elberon Ave., 3 BRASHER, GEORGE J. 605 Piqua Pl., 7 BROWN, MICHAEL L. 1015 Phillips Ave., 10 BROWNE, FRANKLIN H. 242 Holt St., 7 BRUNNER, JAMES R. 32 E. Mumma Ave., 5 BRUNNER, JOHN W. 2311 N. 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Tipp City MAHER, WALTER B. 700 Forest Grove Ave., 6 MAHLE, JAMES N. 471 Hunter Ave., 4 MANTLE. DAVID A. 161 Steele Ave., 3 MASTEN, PHILLIP G. 1568 Shaftesbury Rd., 6 MAURO, ALBERT F. 732 Heck Ave.. 8 MAURO, PETER A. 43 Fluhart Ave.. 8 McCARTHY, JAMES R.R. 1, Box 295, Fairborn McCRATE, JAMES M. 65 McReynolds St., 3 MCENROE, PAUL V. 523 Homewood Ave., 5 MELAMPY, DAVID L. 8340 Fredrick Rd., 4 MENKER. GEORGE T. 3750 Kings Hwy., 6 MEYER, DONALD F. 1240 Highland Ave.. 10 MEYER, MARTIN 4017 Corinth Blvd., 10 MEYER, RICHARD M. 335 Knecht Dr.. S MICHEL, JAMES E. 117 S. Irwin St., 3 MIKULA, ALBERT J. 210 Notre Dame Ave., 4 MILLER. RICHARD C. 1945 Benson Dr., 6 MONAGHAN, DAVID C. 304 Kenwood Ave., 5 MONTGOMERY, DONALD C. 150 Carrlands Dr., 9 MORRELLA, ROBERT L. 130 Steele Ave., 3 MOTT. DAVID T. 605 Oakwood Ave., 9 MURPHY, ROBERT E. 613 Keowee St. MURRAY. JAMES F. 320 Hadley Ave., 9 MUTH, THOMAS A. 27 Fernwood Dr., 5 NEAL, JACK E. 3207 Forest Grove Ave., 6 NEARY, JAMES P. 2068 Auburn Ave., 6 NELLIS, JAMES C. 4047 Myron Ave., 6 NEVIUS, JAMES W. 121 Berea Pl., 4 NEWBAUER, JOHN R. 8111 Brandt Pike, 4 NOLAN, STEWART P. 536 Evergreen Ave., 7 O'NEAL, LAWRENCE V. 828 Highridge Ave., 10 O'REILLY, RICHARD P. 330 Jones St., 10 OSTENDORF, BERNARD A. 4024 Cleveland Ave., 10 PANCAKE, DONALD J. 62 Warder St., 5 PATKO, JOHN 4021 Brumbaugh Blvd., 6 PAVELKA, FREDRIC L. 3890 Keswick La., 9 PAZITNEY, PAUL Box 179, R.R. 3. Brookville PLACKE, DAVID J. 1805 Fauver Ave., 10 PRESTEL, GARALD H. 20 Maryland Ave., 4 PRESTEL, JAMES 920 S. Broadview Blvd., 9 RAIFF, DAVID S. 1242 Arbor Ave., 10 RAIFF, JEROME E. 1057 Superior Ave., 7 RAYMANN, WILLIAM J. 852 Valley St., 4 REDMAN, CHARLES 110 Redder Ave., 5 RENNER. MICHAEL R. 2701 Winburn Ave., 10 RENTZ. JOSEPH A. 844 Clarkson Ave., 7 RIDDLE, FRANK R. 2801 Mirimar St.. 9 ROHRER, GUY E. 12 N. Hedges St., 3 ROSENGARTEN, EDWARD L. 63 Burlington Ave., 3 ROSS. LLOYD E. 125 S. Irwin St. ROTH, THOMAS H. 4127 Corinth Blvd., 10 ROYER. MILTON W. 517 Homewood Ave., 5 RUF, ERNST H. 1269 Rosedale Dr., 7 RUSSELL. DANIEL H. 717 Parkview Ave., 3 SANDER, THOMAS C. 1301 Princeton Dr., 6 SAWYER, THOMAS A. 2532 Roanoke Ave.. 9 SCANLAN, ROBERT J. 102 Carter Ave., 5 SCHAEFER, DAVID G. 124 W. Herman Ave., 5 SCHAMEL, DONALD C. 2301 Aerial Ave., 9 SCHEINER, JOSEPH F. 106 Shaw Ave., 5 SCHIML, SAMUEL L. 2645 Olt Rd., 7 SCHIRTZINGER, LOUIS J. 42 S. Garfield St., 3 SCHLEGEL, DENNIS J. 2454 King Ave., 10 SCHONS, JOHN R. 124 N. Cherrywood Ave., 3 SCHUER, EDWARD M. 420 Kenilorth Ave., 5 SCHULTZ, THOMAS J. 423 Irving Ave., 9 SCHWIETERMAN, EUGENE A. 701 Gondert Ave., 3 SHUEY, VERNON E. 2144 Welfare Ave., 9 SMITH, DALE J. 421 Waneta Ave., 4 SMITH, DAVID L. 243 Indiana Ave., 10 SMITH, JAY V. 114 Avon Way, 9 SMITH, KENNETH 1430 Amberly Dr. SMITH. KENNETH T. 5460 Linden Ave., 3 SODER, RONALD L. 45 Ashley St., 9 STAEUBLE, JEROME M. 2208 Fauver Ave., 10 STAUB, NORMAN T. 1831 Neff Ave., 4 STEFFEN, ROBERT P. 931 Everett Dr., 7 STEGEMAN, CYRIL L. 1711 Fauver Ave., 10 STELZER, DONALD L. 1258 Arbor Ave., 10 SWEETMAN, GERARD J. 2714 Smithville Rd., 10 TARKANY, MARTIN J. 360 Edison St., 7 TARLANO, JOHN P. 28 S. McGee St., 3 TANGEMAN, JAMES E. 5765 Philadelphia Dr., 5 THOBE, NEIL K. 138 Wyoming St. 9, THOMAS, WILLIAM R. 113 Pointview Aveu 5 VERGAMINI, GEORGE E. 37 Constance Ave., 9 VORHEES. GEORGE B. 22 Rubicon St., 9 WALDENMEYER, PAUL T. 4989 Troy St., 4 WEHNER. GEORGE M. 824 Meredith St., 7 WEINRICH, FRANK J. 83 Notre Dame Ave., 4 WERLING, JUDE T. 424 Waneta Ave., 4 WESSELS. GERALD A. 838 Carlisle Ave., 10 WHIRLOW, PHILIP A. 3718 Hillmont Ave.. 4 WHITE, WALTER J. 38 Jones St., 2 WINKELJOHN, ALAN L. 1923 Rugby Rd., 6 WITTMANN, THOMAS J. 226 Peach Orchard, 9 WOLF, JOHN E. 28 E. Fairview Ave., 5 WOLF, R. JAMES 3101 Mesmer Ave., 10 WOODWORTH, THOMAS I 108 Plum St., 10 WOOLERY, JERRY T. 1961 Litchfield Ave., 6 ZWIESLER, ROBERT E. 434 Oak St., 10 I45 ABC Exlerminaling Co. Ib4 Air Nalional Guard I82 AlIodi's Reslauranl I5b Aman Co. I67 AngeIina's Pizzeria I83 Anlicoli's l8I A. Bacos Grocery I76 Adam BaIlmann's Sons l48 Baumer's Tavern Ibb BeaII's Drive Inn I82 Beigel Jeweler's lnc. Ib? Belmonl Aulo Thealer I79 Earl R. Berry Ibb L. M. Berry I62 Blue Bird Baking Co. I49 B.O.K. Plaslics lnc. I69 BoIser's I62 Francis A. Bonanna Co. I7b Bonbrighl Dislribulors I73 Borcher's Aulo Co. I72 Wm. Brockman 8: Sons Furnace Co. l60 Brooks 8: Chappell I55 Don E. Brune Pharmacy I53 Brunners Drug 8: Food I68 Bruns Cale I74 Bucher Bros. Prinling I80 Bud and Ed's Markel I59 Budde Sheel Melal Works I60 J. E. Burke I65 Buller Healing I65 Capilol Dry Cleaning I57 Carl's Tavern I52 Cassano's Pizza Houses I67 Cenlury Bar I85 Cily Loan 8: Saving Co. I54 CIemenl's Healing 8: Sheel Melal I52 Club Cayoda I69 Congress Bowling and Grill I87 Cub Cale I84 Dahm Bros. Co. Inc. I77 Berl L. Daily Inc. I73 Daye Cycle Shop I77 Daylon Accordion Academy I8I Daylon Church Supply Co. I74 Daylon Town 8: Counly I67 Daylon Wired Music Service Inc. l54 Hugo Deis Dislribulors, Inc. I49 Dorolhy Lane Markel I74 Dol's Super Markel I80 Ed and Arl's Service Slalion I48 Farley's Inn I67 Fashion Furnilure I87 Falher's Club I86 Fenlon Dry Cleaning Co. I50 Filelily Prescriplions I49 Finke Engineering Co. I48 Fleming-Raney Molor Sales I52 Jim Flynn lnc. I53 M. J. Flynn Insurance Agency lnc. lb? INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Wm. Focke's Sons Co. I53 Foos Clark's Tavern I77 Ray Forlener Real Eslale I69 Fosler's Dry Cleaning I74 Frank's Radialor Service I5I Ray Fudge TV Service I53 Fursl lhe Florisl I52 Fyr-Fyler Producls l48 Vilo Gaccella's Spaghelli House I85 Genlleman Jim's Inn I8I Girardol's Markel I67 Gihinger Trucking Service l56 Goody Goody Reslauranl I86 C. H. Gosiger Machinery Co. I48 Johnie Gray Texaco Service I8I Guaranlee Radio 8: Television I83 Hasly-Tasly I5b Heinrich's I76 Herle's I57 Hickory Cale I64 Lee Hilgelord Aulo Sales I72 and I84 Hinder's Home Furnishings I87 H 8: M Cleaners I87 R. D. Hockaday I82 Geo. P. Hullman Inc. I73 Island-Park Inn I77 Jesse's Barber Shop I78 Kander Drug's I66 Kielbaso 8: Lesher Conlraclors I87 Kirk's I53 Kniles Markel I87 Gale E. Koogler I59 Kramer's I66 Kronenberger Really I87 Peler Kunlz Lumber Co. I54 C. W. Lang Tool Co. I87 Larry's Sleak House I79 LeleId's Barber Shop I60 Longo's Twinkle Inn I77 Magelli Funeral Home I79 Main Appliance 8: Music Co. I83 Malone Camera Slores I6I George Manlle I67 May's Oil 81 Supply Co. I67 Melropolilan Clolhes I70 Meyer 8: Boehmer Funeral Home l7l Miami Slalioners I5l Mill 81 Ray Markel I86 Mooseburger Drug Co. I86 Molher's Club I64 Mulh Bros. I74 Mulual Eleclric Co. l8I Foresl C. Myers I77 Nale's I59 Nalional Cash Regisler I47 NeaI's Dairy Farms I83 Needham Shell Service I52 Non-Ferrous Casling Co. I52 Norlhridge Inn, I75 Norlhlown Bar I79 Oak Nile Club I54 Oakwood Press Shop I84 Ohio Precision Caslings Inc. I59 One Hour Marlinizing I84 Ownes Bake Shoppe I69 Pallerson Food Markel I84 Pel and Garden Shop I65 Poelking Bowling Lanes I79 Poller's Riverside Mk'l I75 Precision Rubber Producls l48 Premier Rubber Manl. I76 Roberl I. Probsl Agency I66 Progressive, Inc. I56 Qualily Beer Dislribulors I66 Quinn Aulo Top I77 Rankin Radio and TV I75 Ralhweg Insurance Agency I79 Rengers 8: Zengel I78 A. J. Roderer I65 Sacksleder's Grocery I54 Salem 8: Norlh Sheel Melal Co. l56 Sawaya's French Markels I82 Schellhaas Drug Slore I84 Carl A. Schmidl Drug Co. I84 R. L. Shane Co. I69 Shannon Buick Co. I52 Russel L. Shuey I62 Seih Hardware Co. I76 Skyway's I74 Soulh Park Bakery I83 Srepco I63 S 8: R Tool Corp. I59 Sunoco Service Slalion I82 Sunray Bar I86 Supensky's Cale I82 Superior Coal and Builders Supply l6l SullmilIer's I79 Paul E. Swarlzel Insurance I54 Telling Ice Cream Co. I5l The Towers I79 Town 81 Counlry Florisl l48 Triangle Skaleland Ibl Truman Oplicians l57 UIlrich's Drug Slore I83 Village Tavern I86 V 81 P Markel and Carry Oul I69 Roberl P. Wagner Co. I60 Walkers Inc. I50 Waller Funeral Homes I56 Wallon Oil Co. I63 Charles L. Weiler l59 Weiler Welding Ce. lnc. I60 Wellmeier Co. I66 Ben Weslbrock 8: Sons I6I While Clover Dairy Farms I83 While Villa I70 Wilke's Markel I85 WiIIiam's Markel I55 Joe Williams Reallor Ibl Joe K. Wilson Company I56 Wolle Sludio I60 C. W. Zimmerman Inc. I58 .af nb 55 Spfzcivg Seam 4,4-in Zdamazade 544444 Dam, .1- 99254. -1 . '- Swan 1 om row: C. 4 otti, '. 'f'c1nc1'. -. Ra X. Vurmccs. T I ' ': R. O'RQi y, D. hItI1.lg11ll'l r VW i .,.........--Q--0 r iff M W U x gg ,HK ax ,. , N 'M' Liu W L. Russ, R. I.nwrcnu'. A. INIikul.l. I How high the moon. ' , ,vw1v,,A I ' , jf J? V . LP- H . f' ,,, 'QWRQEUO' Z V' f- -Q f '71 7 I ' I ' 5 . ,A . M . i 1' J . K 1 4 A ' QQIN4 . Y' 0 - , ,q ., r- 'f '4. 9 V V' .Q . :5f'5'1-' mfwk! A ff.f,,,m.w- t i 5 Q. Qigygfe,X fisgegfs- S4144 2,4 1 x ,sry I M N L .Vw Bnttmn row: 1. Bmgnn. F. Bvntl. R. Pmiscl, 'I ' V I. a7v ' , A L 4 N wx ' F7CI'j.ILAl', M. Bnrlmv, Top Vmv: M. Burkc. ' V ,1 If lf 1 1 K V :fy g 'g Dunlwy, If Alxmlwlww. 'lf Pair. R. Halma .. R X 4? , . 1 I I ' X. I . E93 419 ERUGS 'T' l lp N, casein 36 Bottom row: D. Monnin, I. lvloloney. XY. lreton. T. Litmer, R. Goldschmirlt. Top row: VI. Dorsten. J. Kielhaso, D, Mehall. T. Keehn. coarhg VI. Momlics. R. Heckman. T. Hickey. Manager Frank Dix in foreground, Sweat. acterize the at these Grace, poise, and elbows pre- dominate in Iunior-Senior play- off game. 71444 7? Bottom row: G. Stiglicz, P. Treon, J. XXfestbro4,k, G. Trorkelnmn. Top row: B. Voekl. R. Thomas. E. ,liI'ilVlS, coarhg xl. Theis, P. XXf oodheael. After the 2-A, 3'C and In the exc Division Sophomore -is Ei Dix Rimini 3 Ygk i N4 QSINA ,,S,E,?,,,-if 23' issz Q' in . N1 l if Q-1 1 muscles char- tournament Council, season. class teams I-li. Champs. and Lower team and the . . 4 W. ' , V .Ly .,x ':,x'. ffl QXIN4 Y' 0 4 infants fuznrnxis .wifi N x X 1 fC.r'fs. l S '7 .4 Al 10 1 4 9 4 I l l 6 v Ill 4 1 K x X f UMM Rm lwwlt XX't'st Milton . S lXll.lIl1lNl'9lll'Jl Al Stivcrs . . 10 Slim-rs ll XX'iIbur XY'right . . 9 l:.lll'YlL'XK' . . 6 Kiwi' . U 11-rmtcrx lllc . l Minmislwurg 7 Springficlll Cath. . O Stiw.-rs . .. . . . .. 6 Rmwscvclt . l Piqun ... 6 Puttc1'snn l -011 ' Conner tags the ball against Roosevelt mat Kettering. ...U-L ' . jg :- new srggg-EW J., g, ,. 4 5. , is A A - .. ..Le-tiwzesfagmgf, M . Q. V .. J .AA ll 5 ll ii .gf 1 1 . .. si . .sl ,. .. .3 ,EQ -,-,f.u:. -wmv HE l E 3 ' I' ' i I sf l ,r v i T1 K ' E4 'T' lv? rt L' .Lf Q 'S' X vt , ' L 4--Q3 E Q . lv 2 'Q .L J ff 1 ' 4 l Y' . t . , Q M l I l e J H -.Q l- lr 1 .. 2 u F , I l 0 T ' m 13 ,, 4, Q 5, ut fe . l' ar ' 'A' 1 w ., , 1. . 1 , ' l H' ' ' ' ' 1- mf M .,.N. ., J - - .,. 'L' r ., .. , . , . -n A . 4 .K .' -. . 1 ' r . , - - , ',::. f J '- A: ef .-3.1:-' ff-.,,,-4 ..,t..-.H Q - 1. , . , .4 R- . , , .. , .n , ., faq Lfeagae Hat- gfiamga Bottom row: J. Smith. R. Roddy, XV. Ireton, J. Conner, G. Schreck, K. Lurz, D. Wallters. C. Mayer, Reboulct, J. Raitt. Top row: P. Kavalaurkus, mamugcrg T. Miller, R. Treon. G. XX'csst'ls. J. Dorsten, J. Kenny, 'lf Roth. J. Sayer, T. Bruns, D. Monnin. J. Mencsik, Absent: Couch Tom Frericks. new .Nu . , w 1? -Y W.,...,., - .vqlf-11, ?.............,,.--.4m'.-,Tm-.....,L - .Q iff S r in Q16 Hrs I-'Furl i ', 1955 GOLF TEAM RECORD C.l1.S. 7 Xenia ....,,........,. .,... 9 4 Fairborn ,...,,.,,. ..,..,,,, 1 2 Il Springfield Cath. ..., . 5 llljj XVilhui' Vlfright ..,,,, Sl, 6l,Q Fairmont ...,.,.,., ..... 9 1, 2 l 1 Kiser ...............,,,,,,.,, 5 9 Wllslmington CH. . .. 7 15115 Patterson ,,.,,.,,.,. . ., l Stivers , ., I5 Dunbar .. IZ linirview ,,,.,, . . Ll Chikwootl ., 8 Roosevelt .............,,.., Diilrfrl 'Ibm 11411 -Fourth Place S . , .A ' rf, i .fl Ms - -' V mv Engle linl-csmen S. Nolan, A. Reynolds, lf. lilesi, .intl XY. lNI.uheth, Ahsent: Ctmtli l'it1t'ky NYM-.txt-i'. I Bowling this year prox ul to he .i populn sport, p.1rtit'ul.1rly .imong the seniors .intl sophomores, In the Senior Division the Eagles No. One team. -Ioe Grieshop. lioh Lawrence, .lim Ross, Guy Rohrer .intl Toni Bistrek took seeond pliee in the interschol- .istit league with 7-I wins .intl 56 losses, with il wins .ind ov losses, In the Sopho- 'ilfour Strikes .intl .1 Spire took the run- ner-up spot. The lltgles No. Two tt-.im took sixth plate more ll'llI'.llNl.Il'Qll Bowling League, the 'KAI- leytuts' won the tlmiiipionsliip, .intl the The three major adult organizations at Chaminade gave their usual enthusiastic support to the school and its activities. Early in the year the Mothers' Club launched with conspicuous success the traditional Pillow case bingo. A Father-Son Banquet featuring Lou Groza and jim Britt as speakers highlighted the activities of the Dads' Club. And the Band Club members worked tirelessly be- hind the scenes to insure the success of the annual banquet and raffle. Faculty mcmbcrs loin mothcrs md dads at PTA sponsored Coxcicd Dish Dinner Qad0ffccn4 Mrs. G. Koogler. Vice Presidentg Mrs. j. Hinders, Prcsidentg Mrs. Secretary: Mrs. T. Schmitz, Treasurer. D. Goode, . z s...7 .al gmx . xxx Xu 24.4 ezazaggwa zD44a'eza4a,f,g.ma Mrs. E. M. Staeuble, Secretaryg Mrs. B. J. Borchers, Vice Presidentg Mr. A. Rado, Treasurerg Mr. E. Stoecklein, Vice Presidentg Mr. C. Mr. R. Holtman, Presidentg Mrs. R. Englebrecht, Treasurer. Herbert, Presidentg Mr. R. Dirckx, Directorg Mr. R. Baker, Secretary. .r Faculty board of strategy makes plans forthe band raffle. ll it o t li c it s Donald liaskill, Andrew Hawke and joseph 'l'F.lgL'SCI'. -is Under the directing baton ot' Brother joseph Trageser, the 1955 Spring Concert was again a very rousing musical festival. The Chaminade band presented a musical menu of numbers ranging from stirring marches to a comic mambo and featuring everything from a marimba solo to a full eighty piece ensemble. Mr. Irwin C. Hamilton, guest conductor, led the band through a special arrangement of pieces, including his own composition, The Varsity Pep. With a weird background of ghosts and skeletons, the band did a selection of novelties which included Spook Session and Dry Bones. Sam Bitonti, student direc- tor, waved the magic baton which started the rendezvous with the spiritsg he was as- sisted by B. Borchers at the drums. The Chaminade Glee Club, ably directed by Brothers Donald Gaskill and Thomas Schoen, added harmony to the concert with several choral selections. ws i -. ' K .gy l 9 umbuncs rise 4 d H .. Senior members of the Glee Club cluster around jim XX'olf to warblc their finale. Over the Rain bow. T. Wfittman, J. Licncsch. G. Fehrrnarm, M, Eifcrt, V. Shucy. H. Klustcrmzin, R. Steffen D. Mantle. A. Winkcljcmlun, J. Tarlnno. G. Davis, J. Davis. U1 slide to the rh -r yth - , . Cs. m of Dry .State Mairimlxi Chamv Fran - tak 1 A l li Rusenbcrgef C5 8 third encrmq all an it ,Q il t 5 Sir, he was a nut onAyes, sir. He was very strict on shirttails, sir. Urban Kennedy to Prosecutor ChalIee McEnroe. my-V . V' , ,rf .N -H A' 0,6146 w-gi-Inns: . . Y ,,, my... , . W? K. i TT k'S5.'! i Captain Queeg picks his way through the strawberry incident. Something new! the spring play this year was a landmark in Dramatic achievement at Chaminade. Traditionally, the major annual production of the Dramatics Club has been strictly comedy. In that spirit, Charley's Aunt had been tentatively chosen for 1955. just before casting time, however, moder- ator Bro. john O'Connor, while leafing through a copy of the Caine Mutiny Court Martial, realized suddenly that this play was ideally suited to the members of the Dramatics Club. When he found his players enthusiastic about the Caine, Bro. john decided to break with the comic tradition, and the Chaminade Dramatics Club became the first amateur group in the country to present this exacting and exciting Broadway success. Seniors Ralph Dennler, Paul McEnroe and Wally Maher and Junior Jim Ungerleider played the lead roles with distinction. i my , im' wmwv-vw., .- In .K 'Na 1 faggiv -vw, t A w ' f U ,, iff A . ,Y Q f , 4 ' f. ,E ' I .reg .- J Ji .ff 4-'.,4:,a.,g - ',,. '- tw' A 'QW -139' -.-- Zi.. ,,.,,., f H- 4 -1 .uv Hy.,-'- ' ,. -1 ...- v. - I I N.,., -.V In 5, J, R, K .A . .f.f7,f,j3gj,,1- -N. -we 5 '.i4afk.v. A i ' Q .V EQ, i. -x ir 335 ff. 1, ' t . 'il l at i . i f lr 1 2 'if Y 5 ' ill fx- . Here's to you, Mister Caine's favorite author, an here's to your book! Greenwald Dennler to Keefer XX'csthrotk. Queeg Ungerleicler to Greenwald . . . - Q , , S'h bl , . Cville, '1. KenneLlY- Sffflwt Dennler and Court. Bottom row: R.-Estevez, J',ROmer, J' Bmm1dgelbYE L new? Westlurock. W. Kennedy. Ihirtl Ll- Mdfyk .............. ....... W . Maher Lf. Greenwald .,.,.....,,.,,,, R, Dennlef Ll. Com. Clmllee .....,... P. Mclinroe CHPI. Bfdffly .. .,...,,.,,,,. S, Stowe Lt. Com. Queeg Ungerleider Ll- Keffff .........l........ W. Westbrock Sgffl. Urban .....,. ,..,..,, T , Kennedy Lf- Keilb ...................... W. Schneble Cap! Soullmrd ..................., j. Romer Dr. Lundeen ....r. .....,. J . Bramlage Dr. Bird .......... .......... J . Civille Si6IIOgf'aplJer .............,.,.... R, Estevez Orderly ............ ,........ W . Kennedy The Cowl ...., ,....,. ,..,,, j , Delaney W. Burger P. Waldenmeyer R. Steinbrugge row: l. Ungerleider, W. Maher. RA Defmlfff- P- L moe' row: Steinbrugge, J. Delaney, Script Stowe, P. Waltlenmeyer, W. Burger- : , it 5, 3 i You prefer not to answer that ques- Is that a freshman swearing? tion, Captain? H Dr. Greenwald Dennler to Southard Romer. Bird Civillc takes the :mth in N 1. -I ' -I LJ.: Q Xu Q. ,Q ii I 1: 'Yi K H v -. 1 Bro. joseph L X Rnrph Derrrrrcr and Fred CorrweU frnd two charming UD. Registrar, gurdcs ior A tour oi thc UD. campus. Mervar, drsuusses courses and Y b N K programs with serrrors Fred Corr- HM Nh ww Ck wel Clrrrrke Kuntz, and Yrcd yoncs, .3 -W--.. V, .W L Q W: 'N Q Q... -N '--NM jfka.-, wiv, I lag K' ndiwar Axim!! OU X L Mt- Vern OU, b , evsarc of Dayton'5 4.D.S' lm' K ' Famer V . un Shucy To I ' m Iwi.. ' 5 and I ohn D ' uhm i 'few M acl I hv from Ce ts muSlC tfoitg break wolf ac P bacawf Sym X Q at thc D Chaf C. SO, BIO X fledged , f. Davgs received iglvgllstn Bohn Gf0K las cllziist by Fr. Lekan a YO- 4 ' l K r c 9 I EYHI1 flfrm Breakfast scene at the baccalaureate. Seniors Bill Chifala, jerry Dorsten and a 't0n, en'see, or Da ton, O'hah? ' ' , 5 Y Louie Kavanaugh and Paul Fettig with their Tom. Sawyeg Walt to recent: Holy Com- Cmmjmde Me- mothers. mumon at t e baccalaureate Mass. gation to the capitol. ' P -- ' ..,: Q '. ii l i l ., ' yy Jr i g i Straight home now! Swiuns lien Alig, 'Ibm ' 29' s x - as ms ' X S 4. Kaminwki glnil tl1i'il'xw. . iiniors shullle into spotlight t ' 1 ll Senior Pr m El, ,, vi -431 -1' 2 -1 L fill ' Q is 1 - s. ks Q 1 --'Y 'QA Willie jenkins gazes soulfully into Arlene's eyes, while Put your backside in and shake it all about. Dick Danielewicz glares balefully at the intruding pho- joe Davis Vern Shuey and Gene Davis answering to the togmpher' V calls of the I-Iokey-Poke. -., L , . , , M ,. . ,D Axe. . e is rg Nilsen 'Gmini . J Eagles with chicks snapped leaving roost at Wampler's Barn. iff . fl Great Scottg I left the engine running? Paul Ntlfnrnc Q Dancers twist around the Pretzel-bending act. iMr. Early, sir, is there an law against this kind of ' - boycott? 1 - . A or' A- R, A 'r -f'r I J 1, ' f 1 w g'f , ,ry XY A RAI PH DVNNI VR I ,lfufl1lml.lFI PV . 1-113 f I,'I'IfR MAHIIR Muff Xjmzin PAI'I. MQIZNROF S.1f14l,1Jm'l.1r1 f I I xg. 3 D.,-1 fgfqn Dun lN10ntgomcry .uncpts hm diploma from SLIPCFIIHCIILICIII of Schools, Luther hdward c,Ol1I1.lLlgl1f0I1, with Mr. Gcorgc lfarly assisting. '. . . t 'X ll .lv mpg N- - PJ ', N . , N 4 skim li ' 1 ' . 4'R '- 'F ' ! S' '15 . 1 x Wwmwmwwhhmwr 1 ' 'x 1 Mil,-1 H f 'W13!T I,' M, ' ww 4.fii'!1,NN1,,' x WM! ' 1 X1, Qfwj l':3N,,:U w, , ',M1'w!N'W' '!1'l::!w! ' ,, xlvlyl ' Y .111 W 1 ,M W M lu 'w 1 M' 9 ' , ,. ,, w 1 r4 ,, M M wML.uMmWFWl4N uJJ1u,:5iwU,,,NL1JuI,Ul ww,11,,u,,1,.L1www:UFJlWmNlMWfIWiWn mfr mwmk. Urn M w . . -lm r , el ! I - rx ' ,.' , I 1 aw ' mi J L If J F r . . ,. . .Hn , , ,... - ' 1 r 'aa-?g1' . 2'1a.Z '1l:ss-' 51 f f'.EM.,, .. W. 1 , V ., w a- ,, f ,,,v1,YfJ1-, 5541 ,, M- n,-V--I, .ilata cy- ,oy 5 r'F- - ' ff. f , a. 1-ff, f ,, I .. . -F. . n,:,,,f ,I - ,, N. lu., -. -' SJ-t me , Va Q '- Lia. I 9 YU!! 'T 'Jr -. J: 0 - -k , V xii .- ,,,. - , . - ig!-A?9. Ft., ,-161.1 .-lv W, , r . f 25 . V fx 'lr' L' in ,, same: GSP How WILL THE CLASS OF '55 BE REMEMBERED? gs, EDUCATION Every class leaves behind certain impressions that are remembered long after its members graduate from school. It will be your ambition to see your class remembered as one of the best that ever represented your school. The surest way to accomplish this is for each member to live up to the ideals taught you at Chaminade High School. With youth, training, and the desire to serve, you are splendidly equipped for the larger responsibilities ahead. We can only add our congratulations and sincerest wishes for your success. The National Cash Register Company Besi' Wishes +o 'I'he Class of 55 'From ED AND ART'S SERVICE STATION I820 Wyoming S+ree+ ED RAIFF JOE DEVER Besf Wishes THE FINKE ENGINEERING CO Engineers and Con+racI'ors DAYTON, OHIO PRECISION RUBBER PRODUCTS CORPORATION O Ring and Dyna-Seal SpeciaIis+s 3I I0 Oakridge Drive DAYTON 7, OHIO C. H. GOSIGER MACHINERY CO. Iron and Wood Working Machinery DAYTON, OHIO FYR-FYTER PRODUCTS John T. Crouch, Jr. DAYTON DISTRIBUTOR 409 Warren S+ree'r MI-2882 Complimenis of ADAM BALLMANN'S SONS Fruiis and Vegeiables 2I59 VaIIey He I492 TOWN 81 COU NTRY FLORIST 4300 Wes+ Town and Coun'I'ry Rd. DAYTON 9, OHIO TELEPHONE WA 2196 Compliments of THE BLUE BIRD BAKING CO I 52I Kiser St. HE 7474 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '55 FIDELITY PRESCRIPTIONS KT l !l 5... 'g-2 Three Professional Pharmacies FIFTH AND MAIN . . . Mlchigan 988I 38 NORTH MAIN . . .ADams 8l34 2309 FAR HILLS AVE. . ..WAInut II77 Best Wishes from HUGO DIES DISTRIBUTCRS INC Wholesalers SCHLITZ AND HUDEPOHL BEERS SENIOR EAGLE SALESMEN M I5 .JS a,, . - 3 Sfandingz P. Waldenmeyer, C. Kunlz, P. FeH'ig, T. WiH'man. Sealed: J. Haines, C. Esfeves, M. Brown, R. Hoy. Absenl': G. Vor- kees, J. Paiko. FENTON DRY CLEANING CO. As Near +o You as Your Phone PHONE AD I278 I630 S. Broadway 6 Wesl' Slroop Congratulations Class of I955 A FRIEND WALKERS Johnslon Home of 8: Hari' Schaffner 81 Marx Murphy Clolhes Shoes Alligafor Arrow Producls Rainwear Dobbs Hafs Palm Beach Freeman Shoes Janlzen N. Main Sfreef Nex+ I-o Loew's Thealer FRANK's RADIATOR MIAMI STATIONERS SERVICE Repairing Cleaning Recoring Three Stores PICKUP AND DELIVERY 27 E. ZND STREET FRANK GRIESHOP, Proprielor ARCADE MARKET 2I I6 SALEM AVE. II Wasl1ingI'on S+. Daylon, Ohio GET THE BEST GET THE BEST Gel Served Exclusively in 'I'l'1e Cafeferia Congraiularions from FLEMING RANEY MOTOR SALES I NEEDHAM SERVICE STATION 240I Far Hills Avenue DAYTON, OHIO Wa 0I5I Mofor Tune Up Minor Repairs flguggs Bralre Service Goodyear Tires Delco BaH'eries 534 Easi' Firsf Sfreef Dayion Ohio AD 8I I9 Me 8000 Res. Me 6528 Clemenfs Healing and Sheei' Me+al Furnaces Spou+ing 32I8 Delphos Avenue, Dayfon 7, Ohio CARL'S TAVERN Beer Liquor Wine I30I WYOMING AVE. NON-FERROUS CASTING COMPANY 736 Albany S+ree+ Day+on 8, Ohio SHANNON BUICK COMPANY Wm. Furs'I' Hugo Furs+ I6I Salem Avenue Say If Wifh Flowers , . usf across I'he Flrsi' SI'reeI' Bridge . FURST, THE FLORIST . . Michigan 854I For +he Finesf in Flowers For AII Occasions I-7-' Q I306 N. Troy S+ree+. Day+on, Ohio Adams 678I J --I Since I905 TEAM EQUIPMENT UNIFORMS We Carry All Ihe Leading Lines WILSON RAWLINGS SPALDING O'SHEA SOUTH ATHLETIC'S CAMPUS KNITWEAR Open Evenings by Appoin'rmenI' JIM FLYNN INC. Sporting Goods WHERE SPORTSMEN SERVE SPORTSMAN Corner Firsi' and Jefferson S-'rreefs DAYTON, OHIO HE 28 84 5-6-7-8 DEMAND 1 GERMAN MAID Wieners They are 'rhe Besi' KIRKS Cards Giffs Magazines 23I7 FAR HILLS OX 624I We Use and Recommend Rayiheon TV and Radio Tubes RAY FUDGE TV and Anfenna Service Ray+heon Bonded Elecfronic Technicians I08 IONA AVENUE DAYTON, OHIO ME 2955 DON E. BRUNE, PHARMACY Prescripfion Druggisf Troy and Hari SI'ree+s, DayI'on, Ohio A REAL PRESCRIPTION STORE THE PETER KUNTZ LUMBER CO. Industrial and Construction Lumber Millwork and Plywood MOUND ST. AND NORWOOD AVE. AD 7247 Congratulations PAUL E. SWARTZEL . , Senior Class Insurance Service 23l0 Far Hills Ave. WA ZS OAK NITE CLUB Best Pan Fried Clniclren in Town - Sl.00 Stealcs and Chops at Popular Prices C I t B S ' CONGRATULATIONS Eglrglzlgllimez' Pills? +0 +he Corner oIlLUOe3:33r5d Wayne Class ot 55 Compliments ot SACKSTEDEIVS GROCERY Im S B clTY l.oAN a. . roadway AD 5411 SAVINGS COMPANY Dayton, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES 4:1-. I J, . to the Class ot I955 W. C 2:7-'.-'-23 K ' S ? 23I Hulman Building Music by Muzalr Dayton 2, Ohio DAYTON WIRED MUSIC SERVICE, INC. Day+on's Newesi and Mosi' Modern SPORTING GOODS STORE 42 N. Jefferson Mi 9837 WILLIAMS MARKET 23 Park Avenue Prime Beef Markei' of Oakwood Lamb, Veal, Pork, PouI+ry Fish The Pick of fhe Crop in Fresh Fruiis and Vegeiables WaInu+ 2I47 DELIVERY A BOCSTER JXI GlTZlNGER Compliments of TRUCKING SERVICE the Haulers of Building Maferials DAYTON 3' OHlO 3426 Salem Avenue Ad 5422 RR No. 9 Box 364 JOE K. WILSON COMPANY Insurance WALTER Third Na+ional Building DAYTON 2, OHIO HE ocl' 58 son s. Main s+. 1235 N. Main s+ WM' H. WILSON J. K. WILSON FUl+on 5I8I Hemlock 9829 Ta 0409 Ta 4848 BE AGGRESSIVE CALL PROGRESSIVE -- KE 5l52 LAUNDERERS E DRY CLEANERS INC. IEAUNDERERS DIY CLEANIRS Diaper Service Linen Supply I6l3 TACOMA STREET THE SALEM 81 NORTH Compllmenls of SHEET METAL CG. ALLoDls RESTAURANT Shop 3580 Salem 7I3 S. Ludlow Slreel' LEO Ame, owner Anams 0450 Home Cooked Meals Office: 22l Kenilworlh Ave. TED HICKMAN. Manager Phone: TAylor I82I JQE Al-l-ODL Owner CompIimen+s of CAPITOL DRY CLEANING and CAPITOL VARSITY CUSTOM REBUILDERS and Renewers of A+hIe+ic Equipmen+ DAYTON, OHIO OXFORD, OHIO TRUMAN OPTICIANS IO4 N. Main Sfreei Dayfon 2, Ohio MI 4782 MI 4783 NEXT DOOR TO ROSSITER'S HERLE'S Formal Rental for All Occasions OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENTS I7 Soufh Jefferson AD 207I 4 C. W. ZIMMERMAN, INC. Fa'l'her of JACK TOM DICK JERRY DON '47 '47 '48 '53 '54 TOM ZIMMERMAN, '47 Sales Represenfaiive Ad 3227 CLASS OF ZH Bids FareweII GALE E. KOOGLER +0 Pointing Contractor THE CLASS OF '55 Industrial, Commercial, Residence INTERIOR EXTERIOR 9I5 Valley Street Designers, Manufacturers TA 4978 TOOLS, DIES, JIGS, FIXTURES AND GAGES NATES 323 West Hillcrest Ave. Men and Boys Furnishings DAYTON, OHIO SHOES AND BOOTS 4th and Jefferson FU 3429 FU 90II Congratulations to The Class ot I955 Hoyrides Custom Formin 9 on-no I09 Webb Street BUD 81 ED'S MARKET DAYTON, ol-no 2334 Salem Avenue Plaster Mold, Non Ferrous RA ZI83 Our Warmesl Congra+uIa+ions lo The Class of '55 WM. BROCKMAN a. SONS WOLFE 5TUD'0 FU RNACE CO. DON TUCKER, Mgr. I I4-I I8 Valley S+. HE 8638 I050 KnoH Building Dayfon, Ohio AD 700I LEFELD'S BARBER SHOP 3009 E. Third Sfreel' Day+on, Ohio Third Naiional Building Complimenis of FOR BU DDE INSURANCE SHEET METAL womcs Phone Adams 2233 BOB WAGNER, SR. Class '29 305 Leo Sf' Bos WAGNER, Jr. Class 'sl Daylon, Ohio WEILER WELDING CO., INC. Electric - Acetylene Since l920 Equipped +o Handle any Welding Problem METAL SPRAYING FLAME CUTTING FLAME HARDENING FABRICATION OF JIGS SAND BLASTING ATOMIC TOOL WELDING HELLIARC Disfribufor 'For Airco Supplies. Equipmen+ and Ohio Medical Gases 324 E. Second Sfreel' Phone: FU 5I86 BEN MALON E CAMERA STORES INCORPORATED 30 Nor+h Main SI'ree'r 62 Easf S+roop Road 3896' Linden Ave I'IUe TRIANGLE SKATELAND Day+on's Largesl Roller Rink II7 Easi' Helena S+ree+ MI 956I Complimen+s of THE SUPERIOR COAL 81 BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 3523 Linden Avenue TELEPHONE MA l2lI Congrafulafions Io Ihe Class of I955 WESTBROCK 84 SONS FUNERAL HOME DayIon's Firsl' Funeral Home I7I2 Wayne Avenue KE 6I6l Besl' Wishes JOE WILLIAMS Realtor WA aloo Congra+ula1'ions and Goocl Luck Seniors of I955 GETTYSBURG APPLIANCES 2244 N. Geffysburg Ave. Day+on, Ohio PHONE OR-366I Television Washers and Dryers Refrigeraiors ZENITH BENDIX CROSLEY SYLVANIA HAMILTON HOG' Coming cRosLEY T'LE LINOLEUM lroners Floor Covering IRONRITE Of All Kinds Esfimafes Given BENDlX On lnsfallafion PLEASE CONSULT THE YELLOW PAGES of Your TELEPHONE DIRECTORY When Buying ,af my P fame W YEU. ig Congra+ula+ions +o The Class of '55 BOLSER'S HI-BOY HAMBURGERS AND MALTS Far Hills and Lewislon I W n 1 8' so P Q-'E L T WALTON OIL COMPANY I407 N. G. Gettysburg Ave. DAYTON, OHIO Fuel Oils-Burner Installation and Service For any Type Heating Systems ME 268I OFFICE NUMBER AFTER FIVE O'CLOCK MO 55444 MO 55730 MO 76647 Compliments ot SREPCO INC. Standard Radio and Electric Products DAYTON. OHIO KE 6734 We Kill All Pest Compliments of A'B'C' EXTERMINATING CO Dayton I0, Ohio A We Kill Termites and other Pest ARTHUR L. DAVIS, Owner 2703 Dwight Ave. Congratulations to The Class of '55 THE CHAMINADE MOTHERS' CLUB HICKORY CAFE Hickory and Morton Ave. BEER AND WINE AD 0976 John N. Schultz, Prop. JUNIOR EAGLE SALESMEN Sfandingz B. Dahm, D. Mehall, J. Swarlzbaugh, R. Sherry. Sea+ed: T. Smarl, A. Pickle, M. Duffy. Absent P. Dillhoff. BUTLER HEATING COMPANY Healing and Air Condi+ioning Sales and Service I38 Ringgold S+. MA-77lI Complimenls of THE PET AND GARDEN SHOP 450 Pal'I'erson Rd. Daylon 9, Ohio OX-5245 The Shop For All Your PET SUPPLIES Congratulations to the Class of '55 IB A. J. RODERER 8. soNs Shoes For The Enfire Family Il39 W. Third S+. 639 Walerveliei' Ave FU-2662 MA-95l I Congralulalions I'o Ihe Class of '55 MR. AND MRS. J. E. BURKE REELDEZSE EARL R. BERRY S5223 DisI'ribu+or of FLEET-WING PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FUEL OILS - GASOLINE 8I54 Inwood Avenue DAYTON 5, OHIO KANDER DRUGS Prescrip+ions I IOI Cincinnaii SI. AD 2468 FREE DELIVERY OuaIiIy Beer Disfribuiors STROH'S BEER II7 Clover S+. . THE WELLMEIER CO. Congratulations to PainI's Hardware the Class of '55 Glass Window Shades FRQM LA boo XENIA AVE. MA-442: BAUMER'S TAVERN ROBERT I. PROBST AGENCY Beer - Wine - Soup , Sandwiches Complefe Insurance Service Television REPRESENTING TRAVELERS INS. CO. WA 0.68 700 Third Nafional Bldg. . OFFICE RESIDENCE 30gZYianf Ihugve- HE san WA oolz PARTY SUPPLY BAR SERVICE KRAMER'S I0 I 8 Irving Ave. DAIRY TREET STORE 24 HR. ICE SERVICE Vic Cassano and Mom Donisi PIZZA HOUSE'S TWO LOCATIONS 895 W. Schantz Ave. Southern Hills WA 788I 37I8 Salem Ave. Liblocks Miracle Lane Or 3I3I CARRY OUT SERVICE FARLEYS INN Drinks - Good Food LAKE ST. MARYS Phone 6404 Congratulations to the Class ot I955 AMAN 81 CO. JEWELERS Dayton Jewelers For Over Sixty-tive Years I9 S. LUDLOW STREET Congratulations and Best Wishes 3-E GIRARDOT'S MARKET 2IOI E. Stroop Rd. Walnut 903I WHITE VILLA QUALITY FOODS Best Wishes to the Class ot '55 Dam 9' Ohio TOWN AND COUNTRY MIRACLE LANE FUEL OIL Call Adams SI38 Far Hills and Stroop 3090 Salem Ave. MAYS OIL 81 SUPPLY COMPANY Distributor ot Sinclair Products Congratulations to the Class ot '55 GEORGE MANTLE ROAD OILS Waste Oils ot all Types MA 0757 Dayton's Leading Drive In Shopping Centers Open Nightly Till 9:00 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING BRUNNER'S DRUG 81 FOOD 233I N. Geffysburg Ave. RA 5050 Full Line of Drugs, Grocery Sundries, Vegetables, Frozen Foods And a Lunch Coun+er Open 7 Days a Week 8 A.M. TO IO P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Regisfered Pharmacis+s On Du+y a+ All Times V81P MARKET AN D Congratulations to the Class of '55 CARRY OUT FROM 2-E 3333 E. Third Street KE 46 9' R. L. SHANE COMPANY Toro Power Mowers Lawn and Garden Equipment BEIGEL loov SHROYER ROAD ox 2253 JEWELERS, INC. 20 N. Main Street MARTIN E. Beigel II29ll OWENS BAKE SHOPPE 924 W. Fairview Ave. PHONE RA I3lI Wedding and Birthday Cakes Our Specialty The Busiest Little Spot in Dayton RAY E. FORTENER Real Estate Licensed and Bonded BROKER AND REALTOR East Daytonian for 39 Years 34I3 WAYNE AVE. MA 4335 B. O. K. PLASTICS INC. 233I N. Gettysburg Ave. PHONE OR 7332 Precision Iniection Moulding Vacuum Forming Complete Plastic Service M. J. FLYNN INSURANCE AGENCY I37 North Main Street Dayton 2, Oh ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Congratulations Class of I955 CLUB CAYODA THE METROPOLITAN Three Fine Stores . . . SERVING A FINE COMMUNITY . . . 4- DQWNTQWN If Our CIo+I1 ' TOWN AND COUNTRY Don'I' Make Go 'I' MIRACLE LANE We Will Wmffw WHITE Vll.lA Success to Class of '55 MEYER 81 BOEHMER Funeral Home Eslablished I 922 ADAMS 9l I9 I733 Brown S+. al' Sawmill Rcl. Air Condilioned-Enlarged-Redecoraled INVALID CAR SERVICE NX COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF I955 Mr. Borchers presenis Bro. Bishop wifh a new Driver Training Car. BORCHER S AUTO COMPANY 366 S. Mann Sfreei LEE HILGEFORD AUTO SALES CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Ma 355 Sou+h in Sireei' - H I3 7 y.1l1 L xx! N. Bullnscafm was T TPLYMUUTH Bro. Kelly accepfs ihe keys for new Plymoufh Training Car, from Mr. Hilgeford. COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF l955 GEO. P. HUFFMAN, INC. Realtors IST AT JEFFERSON HE 2a.sI SCHOENLING AD IOI2 MILLER BEER HIGH LIFE BONBRIGHT DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 75I-765 N. Findlay Sfreef DAYTON 4, OHIO BERT L. DAILY, INC. Artist's Materials Raw Wood Pic+ure Frames SIGNWRITERS SUPPLIES I26 Easf Third SI. ADAMS 4I2I FOSTER'S DRY CLEANERS MA 896l IOO BoI+on S+. 6404 W. Third S+. Plan+ MU I230 DORTHY LANE MARKET 27I0 Far Hill Avenue FINE FOODS Open Every Day 9 '+iI I0 Good Luck Seniors IJ FLY AT SKYWAYS Fligh+ School CHARTER SERVICE Day+on Municipal Airpor+ MO 446I5 DAYTON CHURCH SUPPLY COMPANY Rosaries, Prayer Books S+a+ues, Crucifixes I36 E. Third S+ree+ AD 252I Jerome J. Mu+h Howard W. Mu+h Congra+uIa+ions To -I-he WiIming+on and Pa++erson Rd. Class of '55 BEER - WINES JUGS - CASES MUTH BROS., INC. Par+y Supplies 6I3 E. Second S+. AD 228l Ke OI36 Compliments of 4-A N Wishes the Class of '55 ws RIVERSIDE cffi2l'a.fi i2EEs MARKET NORTHRIDGE INN For Beer-Liquor--Wine-Good Food BUSSES FORT LOROMIE ci-mis vouc, Prop. ' and New Troy Pike a+ Fredrick Pike JOEIS RUSSIA OHIO Sausage RANKIN RADIO AND TELEVISION Fresh and Smoked I450 Wes+ Third S+. ' AD 3I I3 Dayfon 7, Ohio Complimenls of Congratulations to the FRANCIS A. BANANNO CO. Imporfers of Class of '55 Fine Wine and 'I-C FI fmPa9 e senz HARDWARE co. D'sl b lo'S of TowN AND COUNTRY - WA use F-A-B- WINE I46 Easl' Slroop Road A. Bakos Grocery I23l Superior Ave. RA 4022 DAYTON VIEW - RA 4996 2024 Salem Ave. MIRACLE LANE - RA 9l39 2I I0 Miracle Lane HEINRlCH'S The Shop of Disrinclive Shoe Service 3l03 EAST THIRD ST. THE PREMIER RUBBER MANUFACTURING CO. Manufaclurers MECHANICAL AND HARD RUBBER PRODUCTS Faclory and Main Office NUMBER ONE EDMUND STREET DAYTON I, OHIO Telephone FuI+on 9I55 DETROIT OFFICE FISHER BUILDING JOHN WESTENDORF, Pres HARRY GERSTNER, Vice-Pres. JOS. L. LEIBOLD, Sec. L. F. JACOBS, Gen Manager Fulfon 9397 DAYE CYCLE SHOP Pick Up and Delivery Cify Wide Where Wiser People Gef Beffer Buys 42I E. THIRD STREET DAYTON. OHIO Pafriclr Quinn Harold Vanhoolr OUINN AUTO TOP 2I8 W. Third S+. Aufo Upholsfering Seal' Covers Tops Supplies FU 7762 Paf Quinn Complimenfs of FOOS CLARK'S TAVERN 2400 E. Third Sf. LOUIS W. CLARK. Propriefor Dine in Comforf LONGO'S TWINKLE INN 2702 Linden Ave. KEnmore 6422 Specialize in ITIALIAN AMERICAN FOODS Complefe Carry Ouf Service CHICKEN 'I' SPAGHETTI 'I' PIZZA DOMINIC LONGO, Owner Congrafulafions fo fhe Class of 55 DAHM BROS. CO., INC. Roofing and Siding Experfs FREE ESTIMATES - LIBERAL TERMS I2 Huffman Ave. af Third Dayfon, Ohio KEnmore 6IOI KEnmore 6I02 ISLAND PARK INN 96 E. Helena Sfreef Soup Beer Lunches esf Wishes 2- A To 2 A The - Graduafes All Kinds of Small Appliances Cleaned and Repaired FOREST C. MYERS Sweepers Cloclrs Fans Food Mixers and Hair Dryers 2226 N. MAIN ST. TA 8080 sf. - SOPHOMORE EAGLE SALESMEN Sfanclingz G. Furay, H. Morgan, M. McDonald. J. Brogan. Sealed: H. Davis, E. Sengl, B. Schiraclc. Absenh F. Fous+, B. Bogovilz. Congratulations to the Class of 55 FRQM 2-J RENGERS 8. ZENGEL AD 0398 Service As You Like II Wilh or WiI'I1ou1' Appoinimenis JESSE'S BARBER SHOP Manicuring 'I' Shoe Shine FIVE BARBERS AIR CONDITIONED Jesse Liberarore, Prop. 5 E. Second S+. Congralulalions Io 'Ihe Class of '55 Complimenls of A FRIEND Builders, ReaI'I'ors, Insurers Cusfom Residenlial Building CURRENTLY DEVELOPING WELLESLEY HEIGHTS WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Call MO 7-7787 Fine Foods and Drinks TI IE TOWERS 3624 Linden Ave. Large Ballroom available 'For Private Parties, Dinner and Wedding Receptions RATHWEG INSURANCE AGENCY 632 Hulman Bldg. DAYTON. OHIO HE 598i LARRY'S STEAK HOUSE l202 S. Main St. Good Food at Popular Prices Choice Steaks, Chops and Chicken Dinners 670 Beer and Wine Congratulations from SUTTMILLERS 850 North Main St. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I955 Compliments of 2-F Private Room tor Private Parties MI 3 AMBULANCE SERVICE Congralulalions 324 N B a :sos vu s . ro w 1- to the Class ot I955 AD 29632 ay Ml 203, BELMONT AUTO Electric Heater in Car MAGETTI FUNERAL HOME Dayton, Ohio Cmemascope with NORTHTOWN BAR Shareophonic sound lFormerIy UTACH'S CAFEI il LIOUOR, FOOD, BEER i Open til 2:30 il E 4320 N. Main St. I RA 0262 Bowl and Relax at POELKING BOWLING LANES I430 Wilmington Avenue DAYTON, OHIO Shakertown Pike and County Line Road Au+oma+ic Spo.H.ers OPEN 8 A.M. TO 2:30 A.M. Congratulations to THE CLASS OF '55 from A FRIEND Specializing in Fine Meat and Everyday Low Prices on Quality Merchandise Compliments of A DOT'S SUPER MARKET Waterveliet and Patterson Rds. BUCHER BROS. Printers 8l9 South Ludlow Street DAYTON. OHIO Printing for the Office, Shop and Sales Department DAYTON AccoRnioN The PIM To Go Is ACADEMY swam INTHE GENTLEMAN M000 FUR JlM's I500 S. Brown Street NNE Fl'-IDD Everything for the Accordionist .X-fll- We Teach all Instruments MI 6' I I 9l5 Brown Street MUTUAL ELECTRIC CO. Commercial Industrial Residential 6l9 Silver Lane Dayton IO, Ohio KE 9I27 vtv JOHNIE GRAY TEXACO SERVICE ,TE co Restaurant 3019 W. Third S+. I I Cocktail Lounge ME OI84 - 3025 SALEM AVE. OR 2264 4, Serving Il A.M. to I A.M. SCHLATER'S SERVICE STATION Moior Tune Ups Accessories Bralre Service Kelly Tires Ba'I Ieries J. E. SLATER, Owner WAlnuI' 0274 2326 FAR HILLS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Class of 3-C Congra1'ula+ions and Bes'l' Wishes For Success To Ihe Class of I955 SAWAYA'S FRENCH MARKET Five Compleie Food Marlreis COME AND f l Y fN sEAu.'s DRIVE INN 57I3 Wesl' Third SI'ree+ Home of I'he Famous Big Jim Hamburger Many O'I'hers Similar Bul' None As Good ' INCOME ' TECHNICAL TRAINING 'I' Oppor'l'uni+y for Commission 'I' Serve. a+ Home! I62ND FIGHTER BOMBER SQUADRON Call MO 4-462I Complimenls of SUPENSKY'S CAFE Firsi' and Keowee S+. Adams 0004 R. D. HOCKADAY General Coniraclor Roofing and Siding Free EsI'imaI'es - Liberal Terms 270 N. Garland Ave. Kenmore 5739 Besl' Wishes Io +he Class of '55 FROM 2-B Class of '57 GUARANTEE RADIO AND TELEVISION I2 Sou+h Williams SI'ree+ Daylon 7, Ohio HE 698i SOUTH PARK BAKERY I033 Sou+h Brown SI. PAUL SCHENKING FU I032 Propriefor For Your Dinner or Par'I'y Call Ad I532 ANGELINA'S PIZZERIA CARRY OUT Pizza Pie Spaghe+'I'i Ravioli Meal' Balls 205 Salem Ave. Open II A.M. Io I2 P.M. Complimenfs of THE MAIN APPLIANCE AND MUSIC COMPANY 22I2 N. Main S'I'reeI' RA 2I79 Daylon 5, Ohio OPEN EVENINGS, EXCEPT SATURDAY ULLRICH'S DRUG STORE Dayfon View's Leading Drug Slore 80I Lexinglon Avenue Ra 58I8 WHITE CLOVER DAIRY FARMS New Nafural Homogenized Vifamin A and D Milk Ke 69I I Ke I779 Na+ure Makes +he Difference Good Luck and Best Wishes N EAL'S DAIRY FARMS AD 3I25 DayI'on's Largesl' Locally Owned Dairy CUB CAFE l300 Richard Slreef KE Ol l4 Liquor, Beer and Wine Fine Hungarian Food WE'RE ALWAYS HAPPY TO SERVE YOU SCHELLHAAS DRUG STORE l053 Linden Ave. Daylon, Ohio HARRY SCHELLHAAS JOHN L. SCHELLHAAS Compliments of ONE HOUR MARTINIZING No-Body in Daylon Sells BeH'er Drugs CARL A. SCHMIDT II4 Fif+h S+. MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICALS LEE HILGEFORD AUTO SALES INC. 355 S. Main Slreel' HE 7443 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Meal THE FINEST IN TOWN Well Trimmed U. S. Prime and Choice Grades PATTERSON Comimenls Foon MARKET OAKWOOD PRESS SHOP Fine Dry Cleaning Corner Pa++erson and Shroyer Rds. WAZI75 WA ll58 WA ll59 For Piclc Up and Delivery Congrafulafions To THE CLASS OF '55 VITO GACCETTA'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE 748 Brown S+ree+ Day+on. Ohio I The Home of Good Food FU 893l CENTU RY BAR . I0 S. Jefferson S+. Open 'Tnl 9:00 P.M. A130231 Every Nighf MA 0-68 GREEN MON RESTAURANT 2032 Home Avenue ME 0243 WlLKE'S MARKET MENKER's PARTY HUT 3750 Kings Highway 7I6 Shedbourne Avenue CLASS OF '38 SOCIAL AND VTEDDIBIG REcEPTloNs enfa Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Menker, Props. TA 5708 CONGRATULATIONS MILL AND RAY 'O We MARKET SENIOR CLASS Choice Meafs from PHONE MA 965i 3'A I70I HUFFMAN AVE. Healfhful Service fo Our Communiiy MOOSBUGER DRUG CO. Bes'r Wishes of VILLAGE TAVERN RALPH T. RYAN, Owner Norfh Gefiysburg and PrescoH' for More Than 50 Years Main and Herman DAYTON, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 1955 THE CHAMINADE FATHERS' CLUB GOODY GOODY RESTAURANT SUN RAY COCKTAIL BAR Home of Gggd Food Wayne and Wyoming 2899 Salem Ave. MA 333' Dining Room and Curb Service TA I67l BEST OF LUCK 'From Realtors I000 ORCHARD DR. OX 2752 Compliments ot . KIELBASO AND LEsI-IER C 'P me Is of Building Contractors COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL COMPANY 40l Brandt Street Miamisburgl Ohio FU 7328 FU 3969 Best Wishes to the Class ot '55 FASHION FURNIT RE H8IM CLEANERS U Noted tor High Grade Furniture M49 Linden Ave 'MA 663' I322 LINDEN AVE OL 2460 Cleaning at Its Best tor Pick Up Open 9 ADM. +0 9:30 RM. and Delivery Service KNIFES MARKET CONGRESS 24l6 Catalpa Drive BOWLING AND GRILL Fancy Groceries 22I TROY sr. AD osza Quamy Meds and Produce Compliments ot Steve Vargo RA 2l53 and George Pettley Congratulations HlNDER'S HOME FURNISHINGS l906 East Third Street DAYTON, OHIO BUSINESS ALLEN'S DRUGS Far Hills af Dorfhy Lane Linden and Smifhville BAUER'S TELEVISION-RADIO-RECORDS 828 Wafervlief Ave. KE-3 749 BEARINGS. INC. 608 A. Jefferson Sf. HE-373I ED BEREDA REALTOR I I I5 Arbor Ave. MA-2533 BELMONT CLEANERS 7I3 Wafervlief Ave. OL-275I B-H-A IBETTER HOME APPLIANCESI 2643 Salam Ave. - 63I N. Main Sf. OR-922 I Mi.899I BLACK'S BODY SHOP 3329-5I Delphos Ave. ME-286I BOCKRATH GROCERY 94 Balfimore Sf. FU-900I BOWSER MUSIC SHOP 38 Easf 4+I1 S+. HE-8442 BOWSER SERVICE STATION Wayne Ave and Smifhville Rd. KE-OI44 BRANDT HARDWARE 5 Troy Sf. FU-I82I BRUNSWICK'S MKT. 5 Braivdf Sf. MI-8657 CANADA DRY BOTTLING CO. I 70 I Springfield Sf. MA-5688 PATRONS CHEERHART CLEANERS 50 Convenienf Places KE-2I6I COLE SPORTING GOODS AND MEN S WEAR 929 Brown Sf. MI-55I I DELPHOS SUPERETTE 32I9 Delphos Ave. MU-I97I DERBY'S 2046 Wayne Ave. KE-02 I 4 DENNY'S BODY SHOP 5I3 S. Perry Sf. FU-6632 ED'S CAFE II00 Valley Sf. FU-0l85 FIELD'S BARBER S-HOP 709 Wafervlief Ave. MA-7826 FLOYD RANNES 3997 Salem Ave RA-0288 GRAFTON AQUARIUMS II07 Brown Sf. AD-4039, WA-I 758 GLAMOUR BEAUTY SHOP I6I6 E. Fiffh S+. AD-4086 5 8: I0 GRAUL'S SI.00 8: UP Wayne Ave. af Arbor Dayfon I0, Ohio GETTYSBURG CAFE 5I4 N. Geffysburg Ave. ME-0I27 HALLS FOOD MKT. I043 S. Broadway MI-9972 HARTZELL'S CITIES SERVICE Corner Geffysburg and S+. Johns DayI'on 6. Ohio HAUSFIELD HARDWARE 7II Shoyer Rd. WA-358I HAZEL'S 7 I 3 Shoyer Rd. OX-364I HELLER REXALL DRUGS I442 Wayne Ave. a+ Wyoming OL-5522 HELMS MKT. 2902 Pa'H'erson Rd. OL-7I I I HOLM'S SOHIO SERVICE Fiffh and Linden Ave. KE-0358 KENNETT'S DEPT. STORE Smi+hviIIe and Wa+ervIieI' MA-5658 KENNY'S CITIES SERVICE Corner Wilmingfon and Shoyer WA-OI69 KESSEN'S FOOD MKT. I902 Wyoming S+. MA-4I9I KIRK'S VARIETY STORE 348 Troy Sf. MI-7667 C. KOVERMAN STUDIO 925 Brown S+. HE-2997 LARRY'S BARBER SHOP 60I WaIervIieI' LEONARD'S GARAGE 6I24 Linden Ave. MAHLE'S BAR I22I Wyoming S+. KE-0I90 TOM MANTIA'S PRODUCE I546 Emmons Ave. MA-I366 MARSHALL BROS. STUDEBAKER Sales and Service Alpha and Xenia, Ohio MAYER'S LAD'N DAD SHOP 23I2 Far Hills Ave. WA-6333 MEYER'S FOOD SHOP 2I46 Pershing Blvd. MA-24-I I MODERN MARKET FIXTURES INC I I I7 E. Third Sf. FU-230I MOLER'S BELMONT DAIRY CO. 3230 Smi+hviIIe Road KE-4I67 MARAINE GULF SERVICE 3980 S. Dixie WA-OIS9 NELSON'S VARIETY STORE 2 Rembrani' Blvd. MA-0305 NEEDMORE MARKET 5700 N. Dixie Dr. RA-2302 NORTH DAYTON JEWELRY 8: TV 4I8 Troy S+. MI-9684 PICKS STUDIO 24 Hr. Service I438 Wayne Ave. POINT GARAGE I723 McLain S+. REMEMBER HARRY POTASKY THE LuDLow TOY AND NovELTY SHOP Ipafadg JeWe'e' . I . PAUL'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT THOMA BODY SHOP 3636 Linden Ave. I438 Xenia Ave. KE-0l53 KE 523l KE 284I A. J. RODERER 8: SONS SHOE STORE TOBIAS T. V. 81 SERVICE 639 Walervliel Ave. 3427 W. Third S+. MA 95ll ME 4l4l ROMER'S LEXINGTON AVE. MARKET TOT 'N' TEENTOWNE 800 Lexingron Ave. 460 PaH'erson Road RA 4I42 WA 777l THE RUBICON PHARMACY TOWN AND COUNTRY JEWELERS Brown and Irving Ave. 4305 E. Town and Counlry Road FU 24l I OX 3I8I RUSTY'S PHARMACY URB'S FOOD-SHOP 625 Xenia Ave. I I27 Wa'l'ervlie+ Ave. MA 430l OL 446l SEP'S MOBIL SERVICE VALLEY INN 4I0l Salem Ave. 227 Valley S+. RA 0I20 FU 0283 THE SHAW 8: MARCHANT CO. WAHLRAB JEWELERS SUPPLIES 24 N. Jefferson S+. 29I4 Wayne Ave. FU 6I88 KE 2349 STANDARD PARTS CO. WAPELHORST-HARDWARE 8: FURNITURE 28 Washinglon S+. 2500-08 E. Fiflh S+. FU2I I I KE 2722 STELZER'S MARKET JOSEPH F. WITTMANN - TAILOR 2722 Wayne Ave. I32 N. Main S+. KE I63l FU 746I THELMA'5 BEAUTY SHOP ZIEGLER'S REXALL STORE II36 Xenia Ave. l953 E. Third S+. OL l33I MA 6454 The senior class of '55 would like Io express sincere apprecialion Io all Ihose who have made Ihis EAGLE possible. Our Adverfisers and PaI'rons The Faculfy - Especially Bro. Corbe'H and Bro. Hawke Sfaff Moderalors The EAGLE Slaff Camera Club Ari' Club EAGLE Salesmen PATRONS Paul E. Ahlquisl' Mr. and Mrs. Forres+ Andrews Mrs. Bernadine Barok Mrs. Clara Barfhman Omer Berger ln Remembrance of Bro. Biegel Bob Bisfrek Jim Bis+rek John Bisrrek Mary Bis+rek Tom Bis+rek Mrs. Mariha Boeckman Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bohse Harry W. Bonbrighi' Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Bowsar Mr. and Mrs. Roberi' Brand Josiphine Brasher Mr. and Mrs. Frank Browne Frank Browne Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brunner Mr. Herman W. Burger Ed. Bys+ryk Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Chifala Mr. and Mrs. Earl V. Conner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cummings Mrs. Julia Danielewicz and Sons Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. DeBord Jerome L. Dorsfen Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Finke Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evers and Family Phillip J. Fischer A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Clarke A. Fuchs Mr. and Mrs. Cur'I'is M. Fuchs Mr. and Mrs. Francis Garvey Mr. and Mrs. OH'o J. Geering Barbara Geiger and Teresa Weser Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Gilberi' Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Roberf Gorman Clefus F. Goubeaux and Mrs. J. E Harrigan, Jr. Frank Heine . Carl E. Herberl' Adolph H. Heyl Col. and Mrs. T. R. Hikel Hildebrand Dairy Mr. and Mrs. Ray G. Holfman Mrs. Mary Frances Hoy Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Huelsman . Ardella James and Fam'lY Mrs. Fred Jones Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. C. J. King Miss Eulalia Kloff Edward J. Koehler Mr. and Mrs. Leander K. Koesfers Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kohr Joe Kramer 55 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuniz Mr. and Mrs. J. E. LaPor1'e Leo F. Laurerbach Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LeKan Rosalie J. Lekan Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Lesko Carl Lienesch Joseph A. Lienesch Edward McCann Joseph M. McEnroe Alvin E. Meyer Oscar C. Meyer Harold E. Miller James J. Morrisey George Mo+za Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murphy Hugh Murray Roberf E. Murphy Aggie, Marilyn, Helen, Nellie Mr. and Mrs. Urban Nellis Mrs. Theresa Nevius Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Pazi+ney Mr. Charles O'Connor Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Placke Edwin C. Raiff and Family George Ramby Orien Ramby Vincen'l' Ramby and Family William J. Raymann Ronald Redman Don Reed Mrs. Rosella M. Rohrer Thomas W. Salf Dr. and Mrs. Carlos J. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. OHo F. Scheiner Mr. and Mrs. John Schons Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Selz Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shuey Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smiih and Family Mr. Kenne+h E. Smiih and Family Mr. and Mrs. Vincenl' Smifh Sfeinbach 8: Sieinbach Miss Frances L. Sucher Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Sucher Ferris A. Terbay Pal and Tom John R. Vallo, Sr. C. Vonderheide Paul T. Waldenmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Clemeni' Werling Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Wessels Winlr 55 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. 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