Chaminade High School - Eagle Yearbook (Dayton, OH)
- Class of 1959
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WM A , f W iynsv-vw, ' f wffdlfiizw at ,af - Nnp4'wlf an MI iam, fy AU' ww A, aww Q vt, W .mia if X ? x f ff-TN T-TA X Of the many bridges spanning the rivers of Dayton, one, a different kind of bridge, is often overlooked because of its unusual destination - Maturity. Spiritual activities, classes, athletics and social events are the girders forming that different kind of bridge, Chaminade High School, our guiding span in . . . , 4 ,s . BRIDGING THE GAP TO CHRISTIAN MAN HOOD. 4- 1 BROTHER ANTHONY SALETEL, S. In these times of sudden change and insecurity, there is something comforting and inspiring about a tradition. Bro. Anthony Saletel has become just that to the Chaminade student, a tradition. After coming to Chaminade for the first time in 1950, Bro. Saletel Was again assigned here in 1951, be- coming teacher, friend and inspiration to all for- tunate enough to know him. On the occasion of Brother Anthony's anniversary of fifty years of dedicated service to the education of young peo- ple, we, the graduating seniors of 1959, wish to show our appreciation for his accomplishments by dedicating the 1959 volume of the EAGLE to him. DEDICATION M. WN ARCHBISHOP OF CINCINNATI N THE MOST REVEREN D X KARL J. ALTER, D. D., L. L. D N Nm Very Provincial Super Very Rev. JAMES M. DARBY, S. M. Supervisor Dayton Pzxrochizml Schools Rt. Rev. Msgr. EDWARD CON NAUGHTON 7 . . I Provincial Inspector Bro. PAUL SIBBING, S. M. Bro. CHARLES OPFERMAN, S. M PRINCIPAL Bro. JAMES KILROY, S.M. Dean ADMINISTRATION Bro. LAWRENCE MCGERVEY Dean Rev. LOUIS WIESNER, S.M. Chaplain, Senior Counselor Bro. JOSEPH MEDER. S.M Treasurer Miss AGNES MAHLE Secretary Bro. OSCAR ARNOLD, S.M. Cafeteria Maintenance FACULTY Rev. ROBERT BACKHERMS, S.M. Bro. ROBERT BRISKY, S.M. Latin, Religion, Sodality Director Biology, Athletic Supervisor Rev. ROBERT BROWN, S.M. Bro. ANTHONY DEINLEIN, S.M Library Marianist Magazine Bro. THOMAS POITRAS, S.M. German Bro. HERMAN LAMBERS, S.M. Cafeteria Manager 10 Bro. HERBERT LEISING, S.M. Bro. RAYMOND MARTIN, S.M Building Maintenance Cafeteria Maintenance Bro. PAUL MERLAND, S.M. Bro. JOHN NEUHERZ, S.M. Religion, Typing, Driver Education Religion, English, American History Bro. JOSEPH JANNING, S.M. Bro. ANTHONY SALETEL, S.M. Bro. JOSEPH TRAGESER, S.M Solid Geometry, Trigonometry German, Bookstore Manager Mathematics, Music Supervisor 11 Bro. FRANK ANNUNZIATA, S.M. 4-jg Physics, Photography, Sodality Bro. WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN, S.M. 4-F: English, Advisor of the Chaminade Eagle, Sodality SENIOR HOME ROOM Bro. GEORGE DEINLEIN, S.M. 4-G5 English, Journalism, Ghaminade News Moderator, Sodality Mr. GEORGE EARLY 4-Eg Problems of Democracy. Graduation, Lunch Supervisor. Alumni Secretary TEACHERS , 1 s , 1 ,I Q Q' . V '..1 ii L lM Mr. GERARD FAU ST 4-Hg Mechanical Drawing, Lunch Super- visor, Athletic Director Bro. FIRMIN WIDMER, S.M. 4-Gg Mathematics Bro. EDWARD ZAHN, S.M. 4-B, Mathematics, Physics, Math Club, Business Manager of the Chaminade Eagle Mr. EDWARD REGAN 4-Dg Problems of Democracy, Head Foot- ball Coach eni A I 5 SENIOR UFFICERS D MOSTS John Pier President Robert Heckman Vice-President ames Herbert Gene Vassy Secretary 16 Treasurer IOE CHAMINADE Tom Albers MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jim Herbert MOST INTELLECTUAL Ken Walter MOST POPULAR Bob Hackman MOST ATHLETIC Ron Lauterbach BEST LOOKING Bob Young BEST DRESSED Tom Howard MICHAEL ADAMS Mike Perfect Attendance 45 Intra- murals 3,45 Bowling 3. Louie LOUIS AHLERS Sodality 2,354 5 National Honor Society 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Band 15253545 Speech Club 3,45 Tri-M 2,3545 Vari- ety Show 253,45 Engineering Club. i, STEPHEN ALEXANDER Basketball 1,2,3,4. Boots Class Ofhcer 15 Football 15 BOYD ALIG Boyd' Sodality 2,3545 Honor Roll I 2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Tri-M 3,45 Variety Show l,2,3,45 Engi- neering 25 National Honor Society 4. GARY ANDERSON Gary Class Oihcer 45 Intramurals 354. THOMAS ALBERS Tom Sodality l,2,3,45 Class Officer l,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 National Athletic Honor So- ciety 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 2,3,45 Intramurals 152, 3,45 Engineering Club 25 Per- fect Attendance 35 Variety Show 4. GLENN ALEXANDER Glenn' Class Officer 45 Band 15 Bas- ketball Manager 25 Intramu- rals 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 4 Variety Show5 Spirit Club 4 RUDOLPH ANDZIK rrRudyu Perfect Attendance 15 Glee Club 25 Variety Show 25 Jun- ior Achievement 2,3,45 Speech Club. 18 -Iii ir : i ' :' ,-2 ' my , l- 7 K 5,5. i i JAMES BACCUS Hfimv Class Ofhcer 25 Honor Roll 2,35 Intramurals 15354. HAROLD BADDERS Hal JOHN BAER Ted ARTHUR BAKOS Worm NICHOLAS BANDURA Sodality 1,2,3g Class Officer Variety Show 3,45 Intramu- Intramurals 3,4. Smokey 1,2g National Honor Society rals 2,3,4. Class Officer 2g Junior 45 Honor Roll l,2,3g Dramat- Achievement 3,4g Intramu ics Club lg Variety Show 4g rals4g Perfect Attendance 1, Engineering Club 2g Baseball 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. JAMES BAUMAN 'Qlimv C.S.M.C. 3g Glee Club 2,3g Variety Show 3,43 Cafeteria Squad lg Cheerleader 2g Bowling 3. EDWARD BARBER EUGENE BEAR Geno', Yearbook Staff 4g Intramu- rals 4g Cafeteria Squad 3,4 Bowling 35 Junior Achievel ment 3. RICHARD BECKERICH h'DiCkJl Sodality 1,25 Class Officer 1, 2,3g Engineering 23 Variety Show 4: Basketball lg Foot- ball l,2,3,4g Intramurals 2,3, 4g Baseball 2,3,4g Perfect At- tendance 1,2. Little Ed JOSEPH BERKEMEIER Berky' Class Officer 3,43 Intramu rals 2,3,4. DAVID BERNER Dave Stage Crew 1,2,3,4g Variety Show lg junior Achievement 2g Perfect Attendance l,2,3. NICHOLAS BEIGEL ffNi6kJ3 Sodality 2.3: Class Officer 2: Bowling 3.4: Perfect Attenfl ance 1. No wonder Senior Trig assignments look alike! THOMAS BIR Tom' Honor Roll 1,25 Glee Club 1 Variety Show lg Cafeteriz Service 3. IOHN BISTREK njohnn Class Officer 3g Baseball 2.3, 4g Bowling 35 Intramurals I 2,3,4g Junior Prom Commit- tee 3. GEORGE BEUTEL nG607gEJ: Honor Roll l,2,3.4g Yearbook Staff 4g Variety Show 4g En- gineering Club 2. THOMAS BLIND Tom Sodality 2,3,43 C.S.M.C. 35 Honor Roll 1 g National Honor Society 45 Camera Club 1 5 Intramurals 1 5 Grad- uation Usher 35 Perfect At- tendance 1. Gene directs editors, George, quit laughing and get that layout done uDOn1t feed the animalsjv or I'll kick you right in the hcadll' 20 Hurry up, I hear someone comingf' JEROME BOECKERMAN PATRICK BOEKE Bake ferry Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JAMES BOHN Boom Boomv Honor Roll lg Photo Club lg Engineering Club 2g Football lg Bowling 3,4-g Intramurals Who said Hitler is dead? RICHARD BOEKE Dick Sodality l,2,3,4-5 Honor Roll l,2,3,4g National Honor So- ciety 4g National Athletic Honor Society 4g Football lg Basketball 1,2,3,4-5 Cafeteria Squad 23,45 Perfect Attend- ance 4. sham V mx, 15 Junior Achievement 2, l'Honest, I paid my parking fee! LAWRENCE BOESCH Larry Sodality 2,351-3 Honor Roll l,2, 3,43 National Honor Society 45 Variety Show 12,45 Booster Club 1,25 Service Club 1,2, 3,4g Servers 2,3,4g Engineer- ing Club 21 Cafeteria Squad 2,3g Tennis l,2g Intramurals 1 g Perfect Attendance 1,3. DAVID BOLAND IKDHZJEJ Sodality 1: Honor Roll lg Bus- iness Staff 4: Engineering Club 'lg Intramurals l,2,4. CHARLES BRINKMAN Charlie Brown Engineering Club 23 Photo Club 1,2,3,4g Cafeteria Squad 35 Perfect Attendance l,2. THOMAS BRZOZOWSKI ff?-omv Sodality 1,2,3,4g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Engineering Club 25 C.H.S. News 3,43 National Honor Society 45 J.C.O.W.A,. 3. JAMES BOLL jim Cheerleader 2,3, CHARLES BORGERT Chuck Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Bowling 3g Perfect Attendance 1,3. 4B RICHARD BURDG Ricke1 FRANCIS BURGESS Spirit Club 45 Service Club lg Frank Basketball 15 Intramurals 1, Class OHiCCr 1,3. 2,3,4. I JOHN BOSTON Barton Intramurals 15 Variety Show 3g Perfect Attendance 3. l JOHN BRENNER Honest john Class Officer lg Honor Roll 1,2g Engineering Club 25 Yearbook Business Staff 45 Perfect Attendance 1,2. JOSEPH BREUER aloe' Library Staff 2g Perfect At tendance 2. EDWARD CALIM Ed JOHN CARPENTER Band 2. john Perfect Attendance 3. THOMAS CLAYTON Intramurals 1. rfT0m:s THOMAS COGAN Tom C.S.M.C. 41 Service Club 1.2, Variety Show 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. BRUCE CARTER Bruce Football 35 Intramurals 3,43 Junior Prom Committee 3. JOHN CETINSKE Bookie Sodality lg Class Officer l,2g Yearbook Business Staff 4, Variety Show 45 Band 1, Intramurals lg Perfect At- tendance l,2,3. GEORGE CLAUDE TomJ' Service Club 1,35 Intramu- rals lg Bowling 2,4-. THOMAS CRAFT Tom'J Class Officer 2,43 Dramatics 22 Variety Show 23 Cheer- leader 2: Intramurals 3,4. ROBERT CROFCHECK Mou.fe Class Officer 4: Football 2.3. 4: Intramurals l,2,3,4. MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM KKK O JJ Band 1,2,3,45 Tri-M 253,45 Variety Show 2,35 Perfect At- tendance 152. Kinderman is buying today. JEROME DAHM ferry Class Officer 45 Spirit Club 45 Art Club 15 Bowling 35 Intra murals 1,2,3,45 Perfect At- tendance 254. RONALD DEGER Ron Sodality 15253545 Class Officer 15 Honor Roll 152,35 National Honor Society 45 Band 1,25 Variety Show 45 Service Club 1,25 Intramurals 1,25 Cafeteria Squad 253. GERALD DANIELEWICZ Nlerrylf Band 15253545 Tri-M 2,45 Per- fect Attendance 1,2,3,4. GEORGE DAVIDSON Big Georgev Sodality l,2,3545 Honor Roll 2, Class OHicer 15 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Spirit Club 45 Yearbook Busi- ness Staff 45 Variety Show 1, 2,3545 Intramurals 15 Junior Achievement 25 Cafeteria Squad 35 Prom Committee 3. 'I'm not lost, everyone is always telling me where to go. 24 DAVID DAHM Dave Sodality 15253545 Class Officer 15 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 45 Vocation Club 25 Spirit Club 45 Tennis 15253545 Bowl- ing 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. THOMAS DEAN Dino Yearbook Staff 45 Glee Club 1,25 Variety Show 152,45 In- tramurals 15 Perfect Attend- ance 1. JAMES DEIME jim Yearbook Staff 45 Junior Achievement 35 Service Club 1,25 Intramurals 45 Bowling League 3,45 Perfect Attend- ance l,2,3,4. JAMES DEIS jim', Class Officer 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Bowling 3g Prom Committee 3g Vocation Club Q5 Perfect Attendance 1. ANTHONY DeSARO Tony Sodality lg Football lg Basket- ball lg Intramurals 2,3,4. NORBERT DUELL No1b Intramurals l,2,4g Perfect At- tendance 1.2. Now in dismissing . . . THOMAS JAMES DIERINGER DICKENSHEETS Tom,' Yancey Variety Show 1,2g Glee Club Junior Achievement 2g Intra- l,2g Perfect Attendance l,3. murals lg Bowling 31 Booster Club 11 Perfect Attendance 2. 4C raising money for the building fund? DAVID DENEKE Dink,' C.S.M.C. 31 Class Officer 2 3,4-g Variety Show lg Intra- murals 1,2,3,4g Spirit Club 1 Glee Club lg Prom Commit- tee 33 Perfect Attendance l,2 3,4. EDWARD DIERKER Ed Intramurals l,2,3,4g Perfect Attendance l,2. RALPH DUFFY MacDuH', Service Club 1 g Intramurals 1,3,4. r DONALD DUNCAN ffDuncII Biology Club 25 Perfect At- tendance 15253. MELVIN DUWELL NORMAN ECKSTEIN Fuzzy Beans Intramurals 2,3545 Junior Sodality 45 C.H.S. Servers 15 Achievement 25 Perfect At- Band 15 Future Teachers 45 tendance l,2,3,4. Spirit Club 45 Intramurals 1, 2,3545 Baseball Manager 25 Junior Prom Committee 3 5 Graduation Usher 3. LAWRENCE ENS Lover Variety Show 25 Service Club 15 Biology Club 25 Intramu- rals 3. EDWARD EVANS Ed Class Officer 35 Variety Show 3545 Football 1525 Intramurals ',2535 Junior Achievement 3. JAMES ENNIS Batista Sodality 15253545 C.S.M.C. 3545 Class Oflicer 152.3545 C.H.S. News 3545 Football 15 Intra- murals 1,2,3545 Junior Achievement 25 Perfect At- tendance 25 Business Staff 4. 4C EDWARD FELTZ E.F. Class Officer 35 Chaminade News 15 Variety Show 152535 Engineering Club 25 Glee Club 2,35 Intramurals 35 Caf- eteria Squad 3 5 Junior Achievement 253,45 Speech Club 25 C.S.M.C. 45 Yearbook C+-.IT A 5 MARK FETTIG Maroon Sodality 15253545 C.H.S. News 152535 Service Club 15253545 Intramurals 152545 Tennis 152, 3,45 Football Manager 253545 Yearbook Staff 45 Cafeteria Squad 3. ROBERT FIELY Bob DONALD FISCHER Don Engineering Club 2,35 Intra- Junior Achievement 3g Per- murals 1,33 Junior Achieve- fCCI AttCl'ld3-HCC 3- ment l,3. JOSEPH FOERCH joe': Class Officer 3,45 C,.H.S. Servers 1g Intramurals 1,3,4g Junior Achievement 2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 1. I PAUL CAEKE Class Officer lg Honor Roll Ig 25 Junior Paulie Speech Club Achievement 25 Perfect At- tendance 1,2,3,4. JAMES CANNON jim J.C.O.W.A. lg Service Club 1,25 Intramurals 2,3,4g Junior Achievement 4g Perfect At- tendance 1. , . . i WILLIAM GERHARD JOHN GERHARDSTEIN DAVID GERWE Dave Bill Moon': Cafeteria Squad 3. Intramurals lg Basketball 2,4. Honor Roll 35 Intramurals 1, 2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 3. FREDERICK GIBBS f:FTedv Bilogy Club Ig Cheerleader 25 Intramurals 3,4. GARY GIBSON Spook Intramurals 2,4. BRIAN GOCHOEL Flash Engineering Club 2. MARTIN GISH Reb Band Managerg Perfect At- tendance 1,2,3. JAMES GOECKE Curly Class Officer 2,4g Intramurals l,2,3,4. FRANCIS GITZINGER Citi: Junior Achievement 2,3g Band 25 Library Staff 3,45 Cafeteria Squad 3g Perfect Attendance 1. ROBERT GRESCHL Hunkie', Intramurals 1,2g Perfect At- tendance 1. Who stole the rubber band ? ROBERT GLASER Big Bopperu Class Officer 13 Football 15 Intramurals 2,3,4-g Engineer- ing Club 23 Jr. Prom Commit- tee 3. DONALD GRIESHOP ffbonu Honor Roll 2,35 Intramurals 2. DAVID GRIESMEYER Dave Honor Roll 2,3,43 Future Teachers Association 43 Grad- uation Usher 3g Perfect At- tendance l,4. THOMAS GRILLIOT flT0mJ! Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 C.H.S. News 3,45 J.C.O.W.A. 45 En- gineering Club 2 5 Junior Achievement 2. ROBERT HACKENBERG Hanky Sodality 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 National Athletic Honor Society 45 Honor Roll 1,25 Glee Club 15 Football 253,45 Tennis 2,45 Engineering Club 25 Servers Club 25 Variety Show 1,2,3,45 Service Club 15 Perfect At- tendance 15 Junior Achieve- ment 3. CHARLES HECKMAN Chuck Intramurals 1,4. They said it couldn't be done. DAVID HAINES Davey JOSEPH HALL joe WILLIAM HAUSFELD Perfect Attendance 2,3. Basketball 2,35 Intramurals 1, Bill 45 Service Club 1. Intramurals 1,25 J u n i o r Achievement 3. ROBERT HECKMAN ' ffpappyll Sodallty 2,3,4g Class Officer l,2, 3,45 Senior Class Officer 4 National Honor Society 4 National Athletic Honor Soi ciety 43 Honor Roll 2,35 Foot ball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 25 Bas ketball 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH RONALD HEMMELGARN HEILIGENBERG Ioe'J Rocky Band Mgr. 15 Basketball 25 Sodality 15 Class Officer 25 Intramurals l,3. Honor Roll 35 Glee Club 1,25 Intramurals 45 Variety Show 1,25 Speech Club 1. WILLIAM HEMMERT Bill Intramurals 1,2,3,4. THOMAS HENTRICK Newt0n', Variety Show 23 Glee Club 2 RALPH HOLTVOIGT f'Maxv Intramurals l,2,3,4. 4 D LAWRENCE HORVATH ffLar7yJ! Honor Roll 13233343 Basket- ball l,2,33 Intramurals 3,4. ROBERT HOSFELD Bob Sodality 2,3,43 Honor Roll 3g Yearbook Staff 43 j.C.O.W.A. 13 Golf 3,43 Intramurals 2,3, 43 Cafeteria Squad 33 Perfect Attendance 1, JAMES HERBERT jim Sodality l,2,3,43 National Honor Society 43 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Speech Club 1,2,3,43 J.C.O.W.A. l,2,3,43 Senior Class Secretaryg Youth Forum 43 Spirit Club 43 Graduation Usher 33 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4. ALBERT HICKEY Al C.S.M.C 4g Class Ollicer 3,43 Biology Club 23 Intramurals 3,43 Perfect Attendance 3. THOMAS HOWARD ffTOmJI Sodality 1,2,3,43 Class Oflicer 1,3,43 National Honor Society 43 Honor Roll 1,23 C.H.S. News 2,3343 Engineering Club 23 Intramurals 1,2,3. JOHN HUBER W.P.A. Sodality l,2,33 Golf 3,43 Intra- murals 13 Junior Achieve- ment 4. FREDERICK HUELSMAN Fritz Sodality 1,2,3,4g Student Council 2,35 Frosh Basketball Ig Intramurals 2,3,45 Eagle Business Staff 4g Gradua- tion Usher 3g Perfect Attend- ance 1,3. THOMAS JECKERING KfTomIJ JEROME JOHNSON jerry Band 1,2,3,4g Engineering Sodality lg Football lg Engi- Club 2,3,4gCafeteria 3,4. neering Club 2g Glee Club 43 Junior Achievement 3. CHARLES KAISER Charlie C.S.M.C. 45 Variety Show 4g Cheerleader 15 Perfect At- tendance 1,2. tendance 3. RICHARD KANYA Legs Bowling 3. GUY KASKOCSAK WILLIAM KAVANAUGH ccsleepyn :rBilln Intramurals 1,45 Perfect At- C.H.S. Servers 35 Service Club tendance 1,2. 35 Perfect Attendance 2. 31 WILLIAM KAISER Bill Intramurals 1,25 Perfect At- EUGENE KEFERL Gene National Honor Society lg Honor Roll 3g Glee Club 1g Biology Club 1,2,3,4g Variety Show 1,3,4g Junior Achieve- ment 2g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Seniors agreeing with rally speaker. KENNETH KINDERMAN ffKen3I Sodality 13 Honor Roll 2,3343 Band 2,3,43 Yearbook Staff 43 C.H.S. News 3,43 Biology Club 1,2. WALTER KLEPACZ ffTonyIl Class OfHcer 33 Variety Show 43 Bowling 33 Intramurals 1, 2,3343 Cafeteria Squad 13 Per- fect Attendance 2. DAVID KENDER Dave Sodality 1,23 Band l,2,3,43 Tri-M 2,3,43 Intramurals 1,43 Variety Show 43 Speech Club lg Engineering Club 2,33 Per- fect Attendance 2. STEPHEN KING Steven Sodality 132,33 Intramurals I 2,43 Variety Show 43 Dramati ics l,2,3,43 Junior Achieve- ment 2. MICHAEL KIRILA Slim Intramurals 2,334 3 Cheer- leader 43 Perfect Attendance 1. JOHN KIMBLE Hjohnny' Speech Club 1. STEPHEN KLEE Steve Sodality 1,2,3,43 C.S.M.C. 3, 45 National Honor Society 43 Honor Roll 2,33 Yearbook Staff 43 C.H.S. 1,2,3,43 Biol- ogy Club 1,2g Variety Show 2,3,43 Booster Club 4. LAWRENCE KOBES ffllarryil Class Oflicer 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43'Service Club 1. Julienne express now leaving at gate two. WILLIAM KOEHLER Bill DENNIS KOESTERS DenJ' Speech 1 g Intramurals 1,4g Cafeteria Squad 2,3g Perfect Attendance 3. fiamfgaifr A., 'iv ty ww fa gift Yfefkvamf-afg . , , 'f-pas.:-qas.,i3e:,,.t,.t::.,g-Sgt-.., witfee My fir tm: ''Isz1t::s:::,::4Qz:'e-:fer-tt:.,:.:, : : , ' - -' it I at 1 . H11-1::t..:rN 5 f ' -' Lfiiiizzam-212'-S. , 1 - ., . - ' W.: f.: : 5 H1322:.,2ZEE?-':f,! ':s-'rtSE. .mg,g3-qa,,55iaaf,..: Q, , gs.-ft' ff , gg: 5a:..51:,ga-,gggggiii 'K . ' . siuiiSw i' 'rt , Mag: . of' o is 1953132 if-5121-1 H . ' .r JOHN KOERNER Sodality 25 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4g National Honor Society 4g C.H.S. News 4-5 Intramu- rals lg J.C.O.W.A. l,2,3,4g Bi- ology 1,2,3,45 Engineering Club 2g Graduation Usher 3g Cafeteria Squad 35 Perfect At- tendance 2g Literary Paper 4. F1Ihrer 3 STEPHEN KOLB Steven Honor Roll 33 C.S.M.C. 4g Intramurals 4g Biology Club 2g Junior Achievements 2. Jim Wiley is checking Bro. Zahn's still. We spend five hours a day here. you want us to work too? RUDOLPH KOOS Perfect Attendant 4. aRudy,, FRANK KOZUH Frank Sodality l,2,3,4g National Honor Society 45 Class Of- ficer lg Honor Roll l,2,3,4g Football lg Intramurals 1: Tennis 25 Engineering Club 2g Perfect Attendance 2,3,4. DANIEL KOSAK Dann Class Officer l,2,3,4g Foot- ball l,2.3,4g Basketball lg ln- tramurals 1.2.3511 Junior Prom Committee 3. 1 MICHAEL KRAUS Miki Intramurals 1,2.3,4. JOHN KRIMM john Class OfHcer 1g Intramurals 1,2,3g Perfect Attendance 1. RONALD KUCZAK Ron Class Officer 3g Dramatics 3, 4g Band 2,35 Variety Show 45 Intramurals 1,4-g Junior Prom Committee 35 Golf lg Junior Achievement 4. 371 LAWRENCE KUHBANDER ffKuhbyJJ Sodality 1 g Class Officer 1 5 Service Club 1 g Intramu- rals 2g Junior Achievement 2. LOUIS KUHN Louie National Honor Society 45 Honor Roll 2,3g Speech Club 3,45 Engineering Club 2,33 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Golf 1,4g Perfect Attendance 2, THOMAS KUHN Tee Sodality 2,3,45 National 1,25 Honor Roll 2,45 Speech Honor Society 4g Class Oihcer Club 1,25 Intramural' lg J.C.O.W.A, 1,2.3,4g Engi- neering Club 2g Perfect At- tendance 1,2. THOMAS KUNK Tom Honor Roll 3g Bowling 3g Perfect Attendance 1,3. ROBERT KUSHMAN HBOIJU Intramurals 4g Perfect At- tendance 3. WILLIAM KUSSMAN Bill Sodality 2,3,4g Class Officer 2g Basketball Mgr. lg Intra- murals 1,2,3,4g Golf 4. WENDALL La FORSCH fKTige,,,JJ Sodality 1,33 Class Officer lg C.H.S. News 1.2,3,41 Biology Club 1.23 Glee Club 2g Speech Club 3,41 Variety Show 2: Yearbook 4. 9 . JOHN LALA ffjohfff CHARLES Le COUMPTE ChuckleJ Variety Show 25 Glee Club 25 Intramurals 1,2,3g Perfect At- tendance 3. PAUL LAMMERT Paul Honor Roll 2,35 C.H.S. Serv- ers 1,23 Service Club 15 Intra- l,2g Perfect Attend- murals ance l,2,4. JAMES LANG jim Variety Show l,2,3,4g Dra matics l,2,3,4g Eagle Busi- ness Staff 4g Perfect Attend- ance l,3,4. RONALD LAUTERBACH !fR0nI! Sodality 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 1,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Bas- ketball lg Baseball 1.2,3,4g Reserve Basketball 2g Junior Prom Committee 35 Intramu- rals 3,4-. RICHARD LAUX Dick Variety Show 45 Perfect At- tendance 4. JAMES LEFELD fim'J Band 13 Perfect Attendance 1. RALPH LEHMAN Moose Varisty Tennis 1,2,3,4g Intra- murals 1,4g Cafeteria Squad 3 PHILIP LEWIS Phil Bowling 3,4. NORMAN LINGG Norm Football Manager lg Variety Show 4. CARL LURZ Henry Sodality 23 Class Officer 1,2, 3g Football 1,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g junior Achievement 2. LAWRENCE MANGAN rrllarryzy Sodality 2,3,4g Class Officer 1 Q Dramatics 25 Variety Show 2. ROBERT LIPP Bob Sodality 2,49 National Honor Society 4g Honor Roll l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Tri-M 2,3,4g In- tramurals 1,3 5 Cafeteria Squad 1,25 Variety Show 3,4. THOMAS MAGEE Dutch Class Oiiicer 35 Junior Achievement 2,3,4-5 Perfect Attendance 2. RONALD MANNING crwood 1: J' Intramurals 2,45 Variety Show 4. EUGENE LOEWER Cenex WALTER MAJUSICK ffWally7J Speech Club Ig Intramurals 45 Perfect Attendance 2,3. THOMAS MANNIX TheSca1 Sodality lg Honor Roll 3g Golf 43 Intramurals 2g Service Club 2g Perfect Attendance 1,2. 36 MICHAEL LOGAN Miken Intramurals 2,3,4. JEROME MALONE jerry Sodality 2,3,4g Class Officer 25 Honor Roll 15 Yearbook Staff 4g Variety Show 2g Per- fect Attendance 2,4. WILLIAM MAYER Willy Sodality 1,2,3,4g J.C.O.W.A. 2,3,4g Bowling 3,45 Engineer- ing Club 2 5 Graduation Usher 3. v JAMES MAYL fim', Intramurals 45 Variety Show 2,4. Q PAUL MCDONALD Mac Intramurals 1,2535 Glee Club 1 5 Variety Show 4. MICHAEL MAYRER Miken Speech Club 15 Cafeteria 3. JAMES McDONOUGH Mick Football lg Intramurals 152,35 45 Variety Show 254. 5 MICHAEL MCGARRY !fMagoo!P Sodality 1,25 Honor Roll 152, 3,45 Engineering Club 25 In- tramurals 45 Variety Show 4. RONALD MCGEE Ron C.S.M.C. 45 Intramurals l,254. 37 JOHN MAZZONE jonny Sodality 15 Class Officer 1,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3545 Perfect Attendance 154. DELMAR MCCONNELL DelmoJ' Honors 1,45 Class Ofiicer 15 Basketball 15 Intramurals l,2, 35 Yearbook Business Staff 45 Cafeteria Squad 35 Variety Show 4. Mr. Early admires a budding scholar. ROBERT MCGRUDER fIB0b!J National Honor Society 43 Class Officer 4g Library Staff 2,3g Speech Club 2,3,4g Junior Achievement 2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 3. 5 LAWRENCE MCNERNEY ffMac,, Vocation Club 25 Perfect At- tendance 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GEORGE MESCHER George'f Sodality l,2,3,4g National Honor Society 4g National Athletic Honor Society 4-g Class Oflicer 35 Engineering Club 2g Football 1,2,3,4g Ten- nis 2,3,4g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1, ,3,4. FREDERICK MESSINA Maori, Band l,2,3,4g Tri-M Honor Society 2g Library Staff lg Variety Show 3,45 Cafeteria Squad 3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4. LOUIS MESSINA Louie Intramurals 2. TIMOTHY MEIRING WinkJ' Variety Show 2,3,4g Intramu- rals lg Service Club lg Perfect Attendance l,2. LAVERN MENKER Vern' Intramurals 1. V ,4 2 MICHAEL MEYER Miken J.C.O.W.A. lg Intramurals lg 2,3,45 Junior Achievement 45 Perfect Attendance l,2. 38 WALTER METZ Walt Variety Show 3,4g Service Club 2g Science Club lg ln- tramurals lg Cafeteria 3. THOMAS MEYER Tom Intramurals 1,3,4g Perfect At- tendance 2,4. JAMES MIKULA Sodality 1,2g Football lg In- tramurals 1,2,3,4g Cafeteria Squad 2. rrlim: JOHN MOORE Cleo Sodality 2,3 .4 3 National Honor Society 45 Class Officer 2.3.45 Honor Roll 2g Variety Show 1,43 Dramatics 3,4g Cleo Club l: Intramurals 1.2. 3,4g Football 2,33 Graduation Usher 3. JEROME MOORMAN fKB.G.JI Class Officer l,2,3.4g Intra- murals 1,2.3,4g Variety Show 3,4. CHARLES MILLER Chuck'J Service Club l,2,3g Intramu- rals 1,2,3,4. GARY MILLER Gig Honor Roll 1,25 Variety Show 43 Perfect Attendance 3. DAVID MINCH Dave Sodality 2,43 Class OfFicer lg Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Engineer- ing Club 25 Variety Show 4: Football lg Intramurals 4. RICHARD MONNIG Dick,' Intramurals 1,3,4g Perfect At- tendance 1. DANIEL MONNIN Dan Intramurals l. LOUIS MONNIN 'Louie' Science Club lg Basketball 2 Intramurals 1,233 Cheerlead- ers 1. Setser is showing Vickie his better side. ROBERT MUSSELMAN DAVID NAAS Babu Hen1yf. Nash Class OfHCer 4: Engineering Honor Roll 31 Perfect At- Club 21 Baseball 3,41 Intra- tendance 2. murals l,2.3.4g Variety Show 4: Future Teachers Associa- tion 4. DAVID NELLIS Football 1. rcDaUen Patterson's floating game just sank. 40 RAYMOND MONTGOMERY Football lg Intramurals 1,2,3,4. r:Ray:: GERALD NEWSOME Bobo C.S.M.C. 43 Intramurals 4. I iilb 5 ist t -R . . 1 .i i - il 1 , ' . Iil I JAMES NIEKAMP Hfimi' Honor Roll 1,33 Intramurals l,3.4q Graduation Usher 3. ROBERT NUGENT Bob Honor Roll 35 Intramurals 15 253545 Variety Show 45 Junior Achievement 3545 Perfect At- tendance 15253. RAYMOND OINEAL Ray NORMAN OSTERDAY Band 3545 Speech Club 3,45 Norm,' Engineering Club 354. Perfect Attendance 1. 1 JOHN PIER Little Caesar Sodality 15253545 Senior Class Officer 45 National Honor So- ciety 45 Honor Roll 152.3545 J.C.O.W.A. 15253545 Gradua- tion Usher 35 F.T.A. 45 Booster Club 45 Variety Show 45 Perfect Attendance 2.4. Hay, who threw that? JAMES PATTERSON Pan Sodality 15 Class Ofhcer 1525 e545 Football 35 Intramurals 1525 Variety Show 4. UGO ahead! Tell me again I made a mistake. RYAN PATTERSON l'KRyanJ2 C.S.M.C. 45 Perfect Attend- ance 152535 Intramurals 15354. JOSEPH PIRRUCCELLO ffloev Honor Roll 1.2545 Student Council 15 Engineering Club 2: Dramatics Club 4: Intra- murals 45 Variety Show 45 Perfect Attendance 2. LADISLAUS PITTL STEVAN PITTL Steve ROBERT PLOGMAN CIR G JJ Ladi.v:' Sodality 1,2,3,4g Class Of- . . Perfect Attendance 3,4-. Hcer 2g Booster Club lg Cafe- Sodality lg Variety Show 2,4g teria Squad 1,2g Intramurals Booster Club 1,3,43 Glee Club 3gjunior Achievement 2. 25 Bowling 3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WILLIE POOLE Basketball lg Intramurals 3,4g Booster Clubg Perfect Attend- Willie ance 1. ROBERT POWELL Duce', PAUL RADO Rada Football 1,2g Intramurals 1,2, Variety Show 1 g Cafeteria 3,4. Squad 1,2,3: Intramurals 1,2, 3g Tennis 1,2g Junior Achieve- ment 2.3g Grad. Usher 3. PHILIP PLOZAY Intramurals 2g Perfect At- tendance 1,2g Cafeteria Squad 2. rrPhil:J RICHARD REILING Doc Sodality 4g National Honor Society 45 Honor Roll 1.3.41 F.T.A. 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Variety Show 1g Band 1.3: Intramurals 3g Perfect At- tendance 1,3. 1 4 1 I 1--' . A A JOSEPH REKE joe', Sodality 1.2,3.4g Class Officer 2.3g J.C.O.W.A. 1g Booster Club 11 Cafeteria Squad 1.2. 3,43 Intramurals 1g Basketball Manager 2,3,4g Prom Com- mittee 3g Library Staff 3,4-. RAYMOND RIGGS Ray Glee Club lg Variety Show 3,4-g Bowling 3g Junior Achievement 2 g. JOSEPH RUEF fad, THOMAS RUETH ffromt' THOMAS SCHEPER H ,, Class omm 1,3g Football lg Sodality 1,2.3,4g student , Shel' Intramurals 2.3,4. Council 15 National Honor Sodahty 11253-43 Class Omccr NORMAN SCHAEFF Norm Sodality l,2,3.4g Class Officer lg Honor Roll l: Football 1.2, 3.41 lntrurnurzils l.2.3.4g Va- ricty Show 4. KEVIN RYAN Kev Sodality 2,33 Honor Roll 2.3g Variety Show 33 Biology Club l,2,3,4. Society 43 C.H.S. News 43 Dramatics Club 3.45 Honor Roll l,2,3,4g Variety Show 2, 3.4: Tri M 2.3.41 Band 1,2,3, 45 Biology Club 1,2,3,4. l,2,3,4g Honor Roll 1.2,3,4g National Honor Society 4g National Athletic Honor So- ciety 4g Cayoda Council 2,3,4g Sodality Council 3,43 Spirit Club 4g Basketball l.2,3,4g Tennis 1,2,3,4g Cafeteria Squad 2,4. BARRY SACKSTEDER Intramurals 2,3,4. frsaxn JAMES SCHIRTZINGER Schirlz,' HOWVARD SCIILECEI, Sluggo,' lntrznnuruls 2.3: Library Stzifl 11 Junior Achim-vcmcnt 3: Pcrfcct Attcnclzincc l. ,Q-v-4 L. ' f 1,.,,,t,, - 2 s 5 ef Jig, JW- Mi I Tgijggilwifg' f l A 1-,J -.4 W' .Inv gt J Y 1 .Af ...I ef 4' A!,.A..r Y -J f JM, u..-ow ,ff ,,..,,.,-,J . me .f ,A .f.,4..e I , , ,..,,,JJWk xg . . VJ .. 1-f.f,,,,v 4 M -Qu-'W' P-f-A-..f,f.,f 7.f,,jwJ+.f ..f,.A,..-,f V, A .. , Mlm, -f .fue ,if In - ,, , . m iJ,f .. ,Q 1 A f f f..Av,,.- I A , , -'ax ' rf' M -fi .AM . H. wk. L. A E, 'M'-our ,ff we ...A ,AJ AM PHILIP SCHMIDT Phil C.S.M.C. 4g Variety Show 43 Junior Achievement 2,3,4. JEROME SCHMITZ jerry Sodality 2,3,4g Intramurals 2, 3,4. ROBERT SCHRADER fIB0bJJ Intramurals 3,43 Perfeet At- tendanre l,2,4g Junior Achieve- ment 2. Steve King prepares to dampen Jim Theisingis spirits. 44 STANLEY SCHMIEG Butch', C.S.M.C. 4g Intramurals 2,3, 45 Variety Show 4. LOUIS SCHNORR Louie Sodality 1,2,3.4g C.S,M.C. 3, 43 Class Oflicer 1,25 Prom Committee 3 g Graduation Usher 35 Junior Achievement 3. CHARLES SCHROLL Chuck Class Officer 4g Intramurals 3. ROBERT SCHWANEKAMP SzUeeny Honor Roll 1.2,3g Intramu- rals l,2,4. BRYAN SHARKEY rrsparkyn Sodality lg Glee Club 13 In tramurals 1,3g J.C.O.W.A. l JOSEPH SHELBY Butch1' Sodality 2g Intramurals l,2,4. FREDRICK SCHWIETERMAN Sweetie Class Officer 2g Band 1,2. ROBERT SCUDDER fIB0b5J Sodality 1,2,3,4g Class Of- ficer 1,33 Tennis 1,2,3.4g In- tramurals 1,2,3,4g Biology Club lg Engineering Club 2g Booster Club 1. Hot foot ?', GERRY SCHERER Gerry, MARTIN SHERRY Marty Perfect Attendance 1.3: In- tramurals 2.3.4. JAMES SETSER Bugs Baseball 3,41 Bowling 31 In- tramurals 1,'2,3,4g Variety Show 41 Spirit Club 43 Per- fect Attendance 1,3. RICHARD SHAY Dick Sodality 4: C.S.M.C, 3: Glee Club 1: Yearbook Staff 43 Bowling 3: Variety Show 1.4: Junior Achievement 2. NED SIFFERLEN Ned Vocation Club 2: Intramu- rals 3: Perfect Attendance 3. RALPH SKILKEN Engineering Club 2,35 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. Butch it I DAVID SMITH Smitty 'Sodality 25 Honor Roll 15 In- tramurals 1,25 Perfect At- tendance 153. DONALD SOMMER Don National Honor Society 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Honors 2,35 Speech 35 Variety Show 2,3545 I-I Perfect Attendance 2,35 Tri-M 2,3,45 Junior Achieve- ment. JOHN SOLLENBERGER Dino Variety Show 2,45 Intramu- rals l,2,3,4. ROBERT SPARKS Tiger Band 152,35 Variety Show 45 Intramurals 15253545 Junior Achievement 354. ERNEST SMITH Ernie Variety Show 45 Intramurals 2,331-. MICHAEL SNYDER Mike Class OtHcer 15 Band l,2,3,45 Intramurals 15 Junior Achieve- ment 2,3. rcsamx: JAMES STAMMEN Intramurals 35 Cafeteria Squad 3. 46 DAVID STAUB Perfect Attendance 2,35 Foot- ball 1,2,3,4. ffsiubbyff JAMES STEINEMAN Flashn National Honor Society 4g Honor Roll l,3,4g Intramu- rals lg C.H.S. News 2,3,4g Glee Club 23 Variety Show 2' Server Club 1. s DANIEL STEINKE JOHN STELZER Kelso Danny Honor Roll 35 Perfect At- Class Officer 43 Intramurals 4. tendance 35 Intramurals 1. WILLIAM STOWE Bill Sodality I,2,3,4g National Honor Society 43 Student Council 2,3g Class Officer 2,3,4g Dramatics 3,4q .I.C.O.W.A. 1,2, 3,4g News Staff 23 Yearbook Staff 4g Junior Prom Commit- tee 3g Intramurals 2: Booster Club 1,2,3,4. PAUL STROBEL Deene THOMAS STURM Worm Honor Roll lg Variety Show Cafeteria Squad 1,2,45 Class 4g Cafeteria Squad 24 Perfect Officer 35 Intramurals 1,2,3, Attendance 3. 45 Yearbook Staff 4. 47 CHARLES STEUER Big Chas. Sodality 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 2,3,4g Honor Roll '1,2,3. THOMAS STEWART Make Perfect Attendance 1,2g In- tramurals 2,3,4g Booster Club 1. JOHN SWINTEK Ace Honor Roll 2,3g Perfect At- tendance lg j.C.O.W.A. 2g Junior Achievement 2,3. PAUL TANGEMAN IITangeJJ Sodality l.2,3,4g Honor Roll 4: Class Officer 4: Basketball 3,45 Intramurals l,2. 5 JAMES THESING j.T.', Sodality 4: Class Officer 3.4: Student Council 3,4g Band 1, 23 Speech Club 1.2,3,4: .I.C.O.W.A. 3,41 Intramurals 3.41 Yearbook Staff 4: C.H.S. News: Junior Prom Commit- tee 3: Dramatics 2.3.43 Vari- ety Show 2.3.4, JEROME TRIMBACH fffenyn Speech Club 15 Biology Club. Frenzied mob chokes the Teddies at tournament game. RICHARD TINNERMAN DickU C.S.M.C. 4: President of Bishop Thill Conference 4: Honor Roll 3g Spirit Club 4. y . E ,,.. . ili wi THOMAS THOMPSON I f To m I5 Intramurals l,2,3,4g Band 1. 4J prepares for hike to the Senior building. CLARK TAYLOR Richard Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Service Club lg Variety Show 43 Per- fect Attendance 1,3. LAWRENCE TRICK rcTOm:: Class Officer 4 5 Intramurals 3,4g Library Staff 35 Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4. WILLIAM TSCHIRART Willie Dramatics 3: Variety Show 43 Photography Club lg Junior Achievement 3,43 Perfect At- tendance l,2,3,4. ! LOUIS UNVERFERTH ffjackll Sodality 1,2,3,4g Sodality Council 45 Class Officer l,2, 3,4g National Athletic Honor Societyg Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3, 4g Intramurals 1,3,4g Variety Show 1,4g Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Perfect Attendance 1. CHRISTOPHER VAN SCHAIK Chri5'1 Perfect Attendance 1. LaVERN WABLER Butch Intramurals 1,45 Graduation Usher 3. K'Dr:aft card for root beer? LOUIS VASSY Gino Sodality 2,3,4g Senior Class Ofiicerg Class Officer 2g Na- tional Honor Society 4g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Cayoda Council 4g C.Y.O. Council 3g Editor of Yearbookg Intramurals 1, 2,3,4g Variety Show 3,4g jun- ior Prom Committee 3g Per- fect Attendance 2,4. WWILLIAM VERNON Sodality 24 Perfect Attend- ance 2. 'faint' JAMES VANDEN BOSCH frBig Jima: Intramurals 2.3.45 Biology Club 2g Junior Achievement 2, DAVID VICKROY Football lg Intramurals l,2.3: Perfect Attendance 2. 1cViL,1J 'Tuzzy says its OK, John needs the practice' WILLIAM WAGER WiZIyf' C.S.M.C. 43 Golf Team 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3.4. KENNETH WALTER ffKenIJ Sodality 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,4g C.H.S. News 2,3,4g Speech Club 25 Intramurals l,2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 1, 2,4. BERTRAND WATTS R.jf' Sodality 23 Class Oliicer 3g Variety Show 3g Football 1. THOMAS WESTBROCK r:T0m:: Variety Show 2,3,4g Band l,2, 3,4. WALTER WEIDNER Wally Variety Show l: Glee Club lg Perfect Attendance 3: Library Staff 4: Service Club 2.3. THOMAS WILDENHAUS ffT.',A5! Class Officer l.2,4g Dra- rnatics, 4g Student Council 4: F.T.A.' 4: Football l.2.3.4g Intramurals l.2,3,4g Junior Achievement 2,3. LAWRENCE WEGHORST ffTankJ, Bowling 4g Intramurals l,2,4. GERALD WHITTON rrcerryu Sodality 3,45 Speech Club 2, 3.45 C.H.S. News 3,4g Variety Show 2,3,4g Band l,2.3,4'g Tri-M 2,3g Yearbook Business Staff 4g J.C.O.W.A. Cafeteria Squad 3g Junior Achievement 2.3: Graduation Usher 33 F.T.A. 4. F. JAMES WILEY Tiny Class Oflicer 1.2: C.H.S. News lg Honor Roll 23 Vari- ety Show 3.4: Engineering Club 2g Biology Club 2. NELSON WILSON Nelson Junior Achievement 2. 2 at ROBERT WITTMAN ffB0bJ7 Glee Club 25 Variety Show 2,45 Football 15 Basketball 1, 2,3545 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. SYDNEY WOLFE Syd Variety Show 2,45 Photo Club 152,35 Service Club 25 Perfect Attendance 1,2535 Library Staff 1. DANIEL ZIMMER Zim Speech Club 35 Biology Club 25 Intramurals 1,25 Variety Show 2,3,45 Junior Achieve- ment 2. LAWRENCE ZIMMER ffLar7yJJ Speech Club 15253545 Honor Roll 152,35 Cafeteria Squad 2.35 Junior Achievement 25 Photo Club 253,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Tennis l,2,3. WILLIAM WOODS Woody Service Club 1,25 Football Manager 3,45 Baseball Man- ager 354. ROBERT YOUNG Bob Class Officer 2,35 Variety Show 2,35 Football 15 Prom Committee 35 Junior Achieve- ment 3. JOSEPH ZEIS Little joe Class Officer 25 Cafeteria Squad 1. GERALD ZIMMERMAN JAMES ZWIESLER Big Zimn Swiss', Sodality 15 Class OHicer 3,45 Class OH'lcer 2,35 Intramu- Honor Roll 15 Variety Show rals 35 Prom Committee 3. 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3. FIRST ROW: P. Caulfield, G. George, A. Pflaum, M. Thill, W. Wolff, E. Mechenbier, T. Schroer, R. Benjamin, A. 'Hites, G. Strong. SECOND ROW: R. Wieland, D. Hartnagel, N. Hussong, E. Staddon, W. Highley, D. Calloway, Keyes, A. Gravelle, R. Bell, T. Cotter, T. Rau. THIRD ROW: P. Ulrich, S. Grohs, J. Kemper Will, A. Ziehler, J. Bichrest, F Trimbach, J. Gaines, D. Ballman, F. Silbereis, J. Tobias. FOURTH ROW: M. Van Auken, P. Horstman, R. Schult, D. Dancer, R. Ireton, D. Haley. FIFTH ROW: J. Dupps, W. Gott- schall, A. Burns, S. Schriml, P. Ruschau. Bro. JOHN WISE, S.M. 3Ag Spanishg Englishg Lunch Su pervisorg Junior Counselor. No reason for it, just company policy. 53 Bro. ALFRED GRISEZ, S.M, 3Ag Algebra, National Honor So cietyg Class Ringsg Junior Prom. Bro. Grisez hands out weekend Passes FIRST ROW.' C. Marshall, Backscheider, Coleman, Pres., G. Woodall, Treas., E. Sachs, St. Coun. Rep., Schierloh, Sec., D. Burke, V. Pres., M. Huart, E. Frick. SECOND ROW: Goldsfhmidt, R. Sullivan, D, West, Bickert. E. Harris, C. Clark, Fitzgerald, M. Helldocrfer, K. Ott, R. Hill. THIRD ROW: D. Herbst, F. Trimboli, R. DeBr0sse, Driscoll, Burton, R, Kramer, W. Keyes, K. Hemmclgarn, P. Roderer. FOURTH ROW: T. Zimmer, D. Kraph, E. Back, G. Sharkcy, R, Rishmiller, D. Aneshansley, R. Ivory, D. Linegang. FIFTH ROW: D. Quinlan, R. Vcrsic, E. Flamn. ABSENT: T. Parry, T. Rus- sell, D. Schrage. 3C FIRST ROW: Lurz, D. Jacobson, D. Bianco, A. Siewe fPres.D T. Scarpelli fVice Pres.D T. Jankins fTreas.J D. Crone, fStudent Councilj R. Glass fSec.j M. Tyler, S. Van Hecker. SECOND ROW: Haemmerle, E. Thomas, H. Rinecker, Ermoria, R. Fitzharris, D. Mil- ler, W. Wabler, L. Brun, P. Rougier, R. Bosl, D. Dalton, THIRD ROW: J. Rohling, D. Hockaday, D. Gauthier, W. Buehrle, T. Leen, Parmley, H. Jenkins, K. Munchel, D. Brandemeyer, J. Croy. FOURTH ROW: J. Kroger, D. Gibbons, J. Fenelon, J. Bart, A. Dudzinki, E. Kolaczkowski, Pfauder. ABSENT: D. Saurine. Bro, MARTIN RAUSCHER, S.M. 3Cg Historyg Religiong Speech and Debate. Two little Indians bound in mortal combat Mr. JOHN VONDRELL 3D5 Chemistry Ken Burr anticipating Tom Maurefs Haming cocktail FIRST ROW: J. Zimmerle, D. Coovcr. N. Motsch, B. Muzcchuk, Wolf, K. Burr, P. Bear, C. Ellis, D. Reid, Avcyard. SECOND ROW.' D. Davie, R. D'Amico. D. Kinzig, S. Stiglicz. B. Hill, D. Hartzell, Sanders, M. Bodary, E. Ruetschlc, D. Granson, H. Baker. THIRD ROPV: T. Kelly. M. Ryan, P. Pierron, Rose, B. Finnegan, Brogan, D. Pickrel, N. Craport, Brown, B. Peters FOURTH ROW: Schmid, T. Hamant, T. Maurer, R. Bartella, R. Steck, B. Petkewicz, J. Sipos, L. Beck, T. Heck. 3E crams for Chemistry test. Bro. GERALD BETTICE, S.M. 3E, Mathematics, Chemistry, Reli giong Sales Tax Stamps. '53, fa: FIRST ROW: E. Lehman, R. Ringer, Carter, D. Shea, T. Weghorst, Schreier, W, Tur- ner, R. Condron, R. Swadley. SECOND ROW: D. Marshall, R. Besanceney, H. Bensman, K. Doll, N. Metz, Wittman, R. Gitzinger, W. Bauer, T. Carr, R, Hoerner. THIRD ROW: J. Kincade, D. Moses, Hoersting, S. Lehmann, D. Glynn, E. Fischer, Wade, F. Telek. FOURTH ROW: D. Romes, E. Schock, R. Stevens, W. Gilmore, J. Klosterman, E. Vance, D. McLaughlin, J. Sheer. FIFTH ROW: R. Kunkel, J. Wildenhaus, B. Jay, T. Schinack. ,Xmnl-l - u 1 1 -1 . i Mr. GLENN DILLHOFF tion g Physical Education g Asst Football Coach. K . Forgetful fellows aren't they? if 'FIRST ROW: R. Voyles, F. Satmar, R. Cunningham CSecretaryJ, E. Schlegel CTreas- urerj, K. Schafer CPresidentJ, T. Gruver CVice-PresidentJ, J. Kloeb fStuclent Councilj, P. Bordenkircher, W. Murry. SECOND ROW: T. Clements, R. Secllock, C. Jackson, D. Wittman, Zwolski, T. Zobrist, R. Brown, T. Kreuch, Borgert. THIRD ROW: D. Mil- ler, K. Ferguson, H. Berry, T. Wysong, J. Connell, J. Powers, F. Wallick, A. Wimmers, J. Kenkel. FOURTH ROW.' W. Booner, P. Keleman, W. Kochmar, R. Edsall, C. Must, T. O'Neal, F. Wenzel. 3Fg Economics g Business Organiza- 3 55 ff: iii if J? 5G FIRST ROW: R. Schwieterman, M. Byrd, L. Keyes, M. Hatzfeld, R. Fleck, M. Luhn D Travis, N. Zerkel, T. Yahle. SECOND ROW: G. Brown, M. Hackett, S. Schulke, E Da wicke, D. Cochran, K. Fiessinger, R. Suhr, R. Rosengarten, R. Konicki, M. Kennedy THIRD ROW: R. Murlin, W. Bringman, N. Radall, C. Cramer, L. Englert, J. Massxng D. Bucchele, T. Boehmer, Ball. FOURTH ROW: Oberlander, D. Heigel, F. Terbay G. Eilerman, D. Breidenbach, A. Haley, E. Bockrath. KABSENT: Fuchsj. Bro. ROBERT KELLY, S.M. 3Gg Religion, Lunch Supervisor, Driver Educationg Business Law, Bookkeeping. 59 a-a-a-g-g-h! !! -,M Z fe Ei! FIRST ROW: D. Schuttee, J. Meyer, L. Harmon, J. Stoker, J. Rimkus, D. Dillhoff, D. Niekamp, D. Reis, D. Bocko. SECOND ROW: P. Hershey, K. Heyne, M. Condy, D. Roe- mer, T. Merkle, J. Busklew, P. Jacobson, W. Fisher, D. Trey, C. Pohl. THIRD ROW: J. Charters, R. Rupert, W. Meyer, D. Esken, C. Meyer, G. Kochmar, D. Staudtcr, J. Ortel, R. Slouffman. FOURTH ROW: P. Gudorf, J. Fox, J. Flohre, K. Rath, D. Woeste, R. Bergman, M. Nazis, M. Strikenborg. Flu epidemic ? Bro. EUGENE MORRISSEY, S.M. 3Hg History g Religion 5 Junior Council on World Affairs, Turkey Raffle. 2 .1 ,Six 2 'ar FIRST ROW C Helser R Daplce W Berry J Brown Kelly E Tangeman M Bush R. Engleman W Henmng SECOND ROW H Lammert K Gazlay Hampel W Wolfe 5 L. Kolb, C. Null R Sans G Snyder N Seubert M M1HOgUC THIRD ROW D Fack ler, R. Craft Spang D Bash M Stem J Fortkamp T Schenkel R Omlar FOURTH ROW: D. Rexch L Krapp J Klelbass R Schmlt R Kemper Bro. JAMES COSGROVE, S.M. 3Jg Religiong Englishg Asst. Athletic Supervisorg Sodality. N, Q ig is W Q X A FIRST ROW: P. Gravelle, R. Costello, P. Van Marter, Sec., D. Galas, Treas., Eifert, Pres. 81 Stu. Coun. Rep., J. Lienesch, Vice-Pres., J. Morcos, J. Hinkle, D. Hagen. SECOND ROW: Wenzke, Barstow, E. Tarjan, R. Csary, R. Post, T. Fisher, D. Branson, B. Knopp, R. Wagner, S. Vincze. THIRD ROW: T. Buhl, L. Haas, J. Anderson, R. Bcumer, J, Poppa, R. Koverman, W. James, M. Mangan, E. Barkmeyer. FOURTH ROW: Mechenbier, J. Davis, N. Dworack, R. Shultz. Bro. DONALD SULLIVAN, S.M. 2Ag Latin, Lunch Supervisor, Sopho more Counselor. Settling differences out of court. 63 FIRST ROW: R. Danis, K. Merkle, R. Deger CSec.j, AI. Dorsten fPres.j, D. Larger fStu- dent Councilj, T. Durkin CTreas.Q, Springer KV. Pres.j, P. Woodie, T. Meyer. SECOND ROW: L. Henke, R. Shirk, D. Florea, S. Fine, M. Migdoll, A. Augulis, M. Brown, T. Cerha, Rauch, F. Upson. THIRD ROW: Ryan, D. DeBrosse, R. Walling, Schu- feldt, R. Muth, D. Moore, B. Pierce, Cloppert, L. Sagan. FOURTH ROW: A. Schirt- zinger, D. jergens, F. Rachford, E. Eifert, M. Wolf, A. Horn, M. Gorman, K. Ruzick. Mr. VICTOR CRAFT 2Bg Englishg Dramatics Y Mr. Craft has student hanging around after school. 64 I've been thrown out of better places. Bro. JOHN MCGRATH. S.M. , bzxteg Sodality. FIRST ROW.' C. Eckstein, Aveyard, P. Sendelbach CV. Prcs.D S. Hillmycr. Anzek CPrt's.j D. Raiif CSCC.-TfC8S.j M. Mzmnix. G. Schcidt, D, Wcstendorf. SECOND ROW: J, Koster E. Evans, A. Frei, D. Boone, E. Borchcrs, E. Carver, K. Knopp. VV. Ehrenslmcrgcr. L. Kofi. R VanWieringcn. THIRD ROW: R. Shirk. R. Covhrzm. D. Rush. L. Lehmann. G. Szucs. D. Kinsley, D. McCormick, Ratcrman, B, Hines. FOURTH ROW: R. Cramer. T. Hogan, W. Ducey, R. Kidder, Reams, D. Poliquin, P. Poeppclmcicr. 2C: Mathematics: Speech nncl Dv- Bro. Hertweck gives spirited lecture ef',0w W' tmggf' Bro. ROBERT HERTWECK, S.M. QD, Latin, English, Sodality. FIRST ROW: J. DeAnthony, P. Reboulet, G. Wolff. j. Scheper CPresidentj T. McHenry CTreasurerD, T. Nealon CStudent Councilj M. Harrison fVice-Presidentj, T. Schalter, S, 2 Chmielewski. SECOND ROW: N. Wethington, j. Logan. R. Brown, J. Borgert. M. McLeod D. Beach, R. Green, G. Zohrist. D. Calloway, Stewart. THIRD ROW: R. Waltz, Sul- livan, L. Shampton, Cronin, B. Richardson, M, Nock, T. Haggerty, D. Bernard, D. Weber, J. Reboulet. ABSENT: McPhilimy fSecretaryl. FIRST ROW: R. Jung, D. Hyer, L. Staas, Bennett fSec.l B. Brogan fPres,l T. Stueve fstudent Councilj H. Kuntz fTreas.j B. Macher, Fiorita. SECOND ROW: B, Mahle. Ostopak, R. Sprayer. D. Loges, D. Hanaver. C. Sullivan. R. Witte, M. Gantt. D. Krewdl, B. Hamman. THIRD ROPV: N. Taphorn, Freiberger, S. Flick, D. Mader. A. Brinkley. B. Rauch, B. Harris, B. Schutte, D. Castle. FOURTH ROW: B. Finch, P. Messina. D. Man- ning, R. Kappeler, B. Hafcr, M. Hartke. Cheer up! Only 999 more to do. Mr. DONALD FRERICKS 2Eg Historyg Physical Educationg Freshman Basketball Coachg Tennis Coach. Bro. EDWARD ZAMIEROWSKI, S.M. 2175 Biologyg Sodality. Class picnic ? ?? FIRST ROW: R. Sell. D. Brown, F. Patterson, D. Keogh, T. Gaeke, A. Gaeke, R. Kosin W. Rosenbeck. R. Burlew. R. Duckro. SECOND ROW: J, Hoefier. T. Halpin, Cervay 2 L. Reinhard, P. Krista, R. Neu, R. Buckwalter. C. Good. R. Bickert. C. Rosenkranz, T Hollo. THIRD ROW: C. Kuczak, M. McGuire, L. Hamant, C. Schafer, K. Dwyer, W. Burg- meier, T. Reasor. FOURTH ROW: R. Eustache, P, Weisner, R. Nartker, M. Barga. J Another issue of the Chaminade News. Wffist . K, il :Milf 52. Mr. VINCENT CASHMAN 2Gg Historyg Dramatics. in FIRST ROIV: M. Loges, P. Kleckner, M. Walter. M. Fitzgerald. B, Logan. Hale. VV. Pfarrer, Shceler, M. Kendig, P. Weaver. SECOND ROW: A. Harrison. T, Bucher. R, Rehl- ing, R. Spiller, M. Pier, Eynden, P. Schaefer. E. Brucken, D. Furry, Yingling. T. Koerncr. THIRD ROW: M. Mote, J. Mott, G. Hughes, L. DiPasqualc, D. Novak, T. Cottman. R. Brand, Podoyak, P. Geo. Pold, W. Allen. ABSENT: Miracle. Bro. DONALD WIGAL, S.M. 2Hq Religion: Asst. Band Directorg Sodality. 2 Keep smiling - it makes people wonder what you've been up to.', FIRST ROW: N. Dix, Cook. R. Miller. Cevil. R. Berry QV. Pres.j R, Haren Qljresidentj, M. Schneider 4Treasurerj. D. Peter. T. Simpson. W. Madden. SECOND ROW: J. Priest, W. Utterback. D. Fricke. R. Banforcl. D, Mrfjarthy. S. Mcssaros. S, Grant. R. Hand, R. Kuhn, R. Newkold. C. Kelly. THIRD ROW: P. Spurgeon. L. Marsden. Mehall. Sheeler. D. Rawers. P. Keferl, P. McCarthy. R. Vzmgas. W. Fleming. Braunschwciger. ABSENT: R. Coleman fSeCretaryj. Bro. THOMAS WESSELKAMPER S.M. 2Jg Mathematics, Religiong Sodality Guess who's collecting for the Bishop's Relief Fund. FIRST ROW: F. Caton, Gulasa, G. Kovach, A. Rado CV. Pres.l, Hagan QPres.l. P. Hickey fSec.-Treas.j, R. Riley CStud. Coun.j, J. Velesky, J. Klemmer, T. Ruemping. SEC- OND ROW: M. McCarthy. D. McCormick, C. Mann, R. Heil, Baker, R, Barber, Hunt, J. Weaver, W. Roach, R. Thompson, L. Ryan. THIRD ROW: T. Dalton, D. Donnellan, T. Schierloh, P. O,Connell, R. Weaver, R. Pauly, R. Magnus, A. Noreikas, D. Weisman. Bro. HUGH BIHL, S.M 3 2Kg Englishg Sodality. Think! Maybe we can dodge this work! FIRST ROW: R. Hebcrling. C. Steinbrunner. A. Barlow, D. Kremer Csccretaryl. J. Ginn CPresidentD, R. Crogean CTN:-asurcrl Franz fStudent Councill Papp, Flinn, L. Snyder. SECOND ROPV: T. Zimmerman, Tyree. T. Bernard, R, Engclbrecht, R. Trame, L. Chmiel, A. Kaskorsak. E. Vagades. P. Lamourcux, P. Kulp. R. A. Dillon. THIRD ROW: R. Robin- son, Callahan, W. Santo, R. T. Dillon, W. Taylor, Liddy, Olekas, R. Brenner, D. Sturgeon. FOURTH ROW: T. Dix, C. Foreman, D. Cook, J. Luckett. FIRST ROW: C. Goubeaux, R. Seubert, J. Marks, H. Shaw, T. Nellis, D. Francis, T. Gnau. G. Strobel. L. Folino, SECOND ROIV: Desrh. K, Reitz. Meyvr. W, Hunter. M. Dunham, Schirtzinger. W. Wayman, C. Williams, Dugan, W. Walters. THIRD ROPV: ZL M. Palmer. V. Nagy. K. Zirkle. Ncvius. D. Kennurd. C, Shock. M. Flynn. M, Zcis, R. Keller. FOURTH ROW: L. Schulkc-r. R. Scheidweilcr, F. Sanders. D. Nnlwr. S, Bcrner. D, GrifHty. Braner. Choice cuts upon request. fs f V 1' 5 T ifh Bro. THOMAS CAFFREY. S.M. 2Lg Religion: History: Ticket Man- ager: Concession Stand: Sodalityg Future Teachers of America. 73 FIRST ROW.' T. Lucente, Vancil, K. Hennessey, M. Niekamp, R. Finch, S. Mantle. Estevez, B. Dix, R. Metzger, W. Rucker. SECOND ROW: A. Bennett, L. Andrews, E. Young, R. Minor. V. Morrison. P. Wenzel, D. Allen. T. Bataille, U. Romer, J. Born, W. Flynn. THIRD ROW: F. Becker, R. Metzger, M. Hill. D. Davis, D. Rhein, W. Maxwell, R. Gretsinger, O'Meara, D. Schaedler, K. Bradenburg. FOURTH ROW: A. Brughaman, W. Pentzer, Foulkner, R. Forthofer, C, Jergens, R. Huelsman, P. Klenberg, D. Foekler. Me and my shadow, n.,,,,..-1 Bro. WALTER SARTOR, S.M. 2Mg Religion, History, Asst. Bookstore Manager, Sodality. - - ww.s'fr1aHrwjw1:a1xvazwvwzgwr-fwvcfw v ww- N ,, , y lm .M FIRST ROW: R. Boeckman, C. Oliveros, T. O'Bryan, CSec.j, D. Unverferth, KV. Pres.l, M. Sease, CStud. Coun. Rep.l, P. Flanigan, CPres.j, M. Flynn, fTreas.l, D. McTaggart, R. Pauley. SECOND ROW: R. Herbsl, V. Zaidain, R. Burns, C. Crawford, J. Ireton, B. Dow, T. Donovan, T. Van Hcckc, S. Hempelman. D. Hoertt, P. King. THIRD ROW: T. Sul- livan, M. Smith. A. Millonig. P. Will. Scheidt, Napora, P, Ziehler, S. O'Bryan, E. Steiner. FOURTH ROW: T. Von Luhrte, G. Gille, T. Gottschall. Kronenberger, G. Takacs. AB- SENT: R. Herron. W I did it all by myself? O 5.2 1 Bro. PATRICK PHILBIN. S.M. 1Ag Religiong Englishg Freshman Counselor: Sodality. 1B FIRST ROW: F. Armstrong, T. Page, P. Lawson, J. Schneble, R. Gravelle, J. Brandenburg, R. Beutel, P. Kramer, D. Foley. SECOND ROW: P. Buddendeck, F. Wirth, B. Clark, T. Durning, R. Rogerson, C. Deolin, L. Ballweg, W. Neary, A. Klein, G. Hoersting. THIRD ROW.' Vangel, D. Eisenhauer, M. Sonstegard, G. Berger. D. Conkey, S, Vergamini. C. Brennan, J. Blankenship, J. Altenburg. FOURTH ROW: J. Jones. M. Huber. K. Kmett. Bro. THOMAS THOMPSON, S.M. IB, Religion, Latin. That's what we Call real aggressive', education 2: FIRST ROW: F. Pier, S. Walters, Wise, W. Schmitt, fSeeretaryJ, L. MCCready Claresidentj, J. Connell CStudent Couneilj, W. Kleismit. R. Hall, M. Ponte. SECOND ROW: C. Miller, R. Zimmer, N, Sharkey, H. Hinton, M. Zwiesler, Ventura, D. Bart, F. Phillips, V. Holm, T. 1C Stanley. THIRD ROW: J. Stiehweh, R. Butler, T. McDonnell, W. Coyne, M. Trainor CTreasurerJ, R. Zappe, Stebel, Gitzinger, Makley. FOURTH ROW: R. Roth. R. Moots, M. Miller, J. Vernon, J. Loney, D. Harker. ABSENT: J. Weekesser CVice Presidentj. Mr. EDWARD MARRINAN IC, Algebra. ust in Case someone develops a burning desire for knowledge. Q 3 Q gs Pi 5 E Q le 2 ii is 3 li Do I hear five cents? Bro. DONALD MULVIHILL, S.M lDg Religiong English: Sodality. FIRST ROW: T. Serrecal. P. Heberling, E. Boggs. T. Kiggins. T. Petkewitz. F. Hyland, G. Stonerock, T. Green, J. Walker, H. Stanley. SECOND ROW: R. Knab, P. Brady, D. Durko, C. Bocsch, M. Lala, Schommer, J. Wise, E. Meosky. R. Slang. R. Wimmers. S. Hoar. THIRD ROW: Rodgers, B. Pierce, King, K, Heikes, J. Flynn, G, Balonier. E. Orf. J. Meranda. Szakal, Belme. FOURTH ROW: P. Phelan, T, Roth, R. Stoccklein, C. Ducar. Bro. JOHN BAKLE. S.M. IEQ Religiong Englishg Asst. Li- brarian: Specchg Sodality. IE 1E composes Latin love letter FIRST ROWY Burns. C. Kaizmann. T. Collins, T. Whitley. C. Heid, D. Poffcnberger, R. Murray. K. Friedman. L. Reinhard. P. Kaiser. SECOND ROW: D. Grostf-an. T. Rauch, B. Smith, Foley, D. Gebhart, R. Sachs, O'Brien, D. Carozza, C. Ewry, T. Wellmeier, C. Tetzlaff. THIRD ROW: J. Servaitcs. D. Ahlcrs. Caulfield, J. Dcmangc. T, Kaufiin. J. Macllinger, S. Weser, Elsner, Corwin. FOURTH ROW: D. Nemecek, R. Roth, T. Egan, P. Blattau. FIRST ROW: L. Buster, C. Shelton. T. Franz. F. Schrantz, H. Eldridge, Quatman, J. Graves. L. Grulick, R. Luthman, D. Riley. SECOND ROW: J. Brinkman, W. Wiggenhorn, J. Wegerzyn, M. Good, M. Hogan. R. Himes, C, Edwards, R. Wayman, Croley, T. Jordan, F. Leyes. THIRD ROW: P. Durkee, M. Schulze, F. Dupps, W. Mahle, J. Reiling. P. Stanch, R. Mitchell, C, Byrne. FOURTH Duckwall. MISSINGLJ. Dues and P. Vogel. Don't tell me - let me figure it out for myselffl 81 ROW: W. Gaeke, M. Bellert, T. Spalding, C. Bro. ROBERT SPRINGMAN S M 1Fg Mathematics. Mr. WILLIAM DONAHUE IG, General Science IG enacts mutual aid pact, FIRST ROW.' P. Fleming, B. Connors, W. Kingston, Halpin, F. Lirxgg, K. Behnke, G. Lischke, W. Anderson. L. Clark. D. Thornton. SECOND ROW: J. Mensching, J. Smith, T. Lewis, R. Brudenbach, J. Dempsey, T, Kirils, W. Howe, M. Muha. J. Huelsman J, Tayan, 1 G W. Sollenberger. THIRD ROW: C. Prathu. M. Pierron. P. Phillyss, J. Norerkas, F. DeV0e, L. Augsbergcr, Leen. D. Hahn. M. O'Connell, R. West. FOURTH ROW: A. May, Murphy, R. Aron. F. HufT. H. Gerrotzen. D. Reimer, M. Dahlinghaus. FIFTH ROW: V. Martinez, S. Menley, S. Kubena, Berkemeier. Preparing book reports? Bro. WILLIAM GRUNDISH. S.M. IHQ Historyg Building Fund: Sodulity if M99 kd FIRST ROW: R. Sell, D. Mulhern, B. Hausfeid. T. Priske, T. Ashburn, A. Adams, M. Hampel, G. Koehler. F. Molnar, L, Charnock. SECOND ROW: K. Harter. Feeke, S. Kri- narich, Neu, D. Hively, J, Dowling, J. Boeko, G. Goecke, D. Hackett, T. Parmley, A. Evans. THIRD ROW.' M. Kuhander. Leach. R. Weeling. W. Smith. G. Baulman. W. De- Mange, Buehlar, N. Jankovich. K. Schmaeker. H. Martin. FOURTH ROW.' E. Bocheneie, P. Fisher, R. Kubina, R. Koepnick, R. Dudon, J. Haley, G. Westbrock, R. Deger, E. Fahren- dorf. ABSENT: Dennis Frantz. They're having MAYPO in the cafeteria today Bro. ANTHONY PERFETTO, S.M. IJ.: Religion: Latin, Sodality. FIRST ROW: M. Schreck. R. Deis, Plorhocki. T. Gudorf. Hartley, T. Kinney, Thom- eczek, A. Nagy. G. Tatar. M. Link. SECOND ROW: Baer. L. White, W. Fallis. Reese, 1.1 B. Perkins, T. Deis, D. Gabriel, Craft. D. McNeal, M. Browne, K. Smith. THIRD ROW: L. Calloway, M. Lozan, G. Dietz, P. Hilemen, K. Bender, R. Winburn, G. Verrett, P. Paqu- ette, Payne, J. Huclsman. FOURTH ROW: M. Weikner, Fuchs, F. Worthington, Homan, C. Schraml, C. Peaco, D. Devlin, R. Geisel. IK makes quick review before quiz. FIRST ROW: D. Mr. LEON YOUNGPETER lKg General Businessg Physical Edu- cationg Asst. Basketball Coach. Golf Coach. Zimmer, C. Heeter, B. Kistner, T. Schirach, M. Brodbeck. T Otto D Rogers. C. Dean. R. Sano. SECOND ROW: P. Klosterman. J. Koerner. S. Mandichl E. McGuire. W. Duffy. McNe'l. S. ' W 1 ervaxtes. . Nosil, B. Kleinberg. H. Monnin, M. Gardner. THIRD ROW: F. Pfeiffer. J. Holzinger. J. Tierney. R, Wessels. P. Weinert. D. Leingang. Seibert, M. Bushor, B. Whitehead. FOURTH ROW: T. Miller, D. McWhorter, M. Mckinna. L. Boeckerman, J. Harding, S. Anthony, J. Musselman, J. Stammen, K. Weber. FIRST ROW: K. Keebler, S. Chamberlain, L. Allen, J. Schroll, R. Grieshop, H. Fecher, T. Kranmer, W. Soloy, J. Andrews, M. Schneider. SECOND ROW: D. Timm, J. Olinger, J. Yantis. P, Slowiak, E. Blommel, D. Hagan, R. Finch, J. Beck, R. Hublcr. A. Mariscalco, T. Steinke. THIRD ROW: M. Reboulet, J. Becchetti, R. Holtvoight, W. Hunsbarger, L. Pooler, J. Moore, B. Must, F. Stenglein, J. Claude. Mr THOMAS FRERICKS lL Englxsh Physxcal Educatlon Basketball Coach We made 'em ourselves. Mr. CHARLES WERLING 1M checks latest happenings in the world IM, Mathematics. 1M FIRST ROW: R. Cogan, E. Schinder, T. Wenzel, J. Brokamp, F. Halter, T. Duckson, S. Melvin, W. Lacalle, R. Wood, A. Cseh. SECOND ROW: D. Disher, J. Charters, L. Esken. J. Frawley, L, Berning, A. Ortel, J. Tuite, J. Herbert, C. R. Wendel. THIRD ROW: P. Daley, E. Oster, J. Sturgeon, C. Campbell, L. Simpson. .xdfk ica Q 89 Mr. Ed Regan Head Coach Captain Dick Beckerich checks future strategy. 1 U Mr. Glenn Dillhoff Mr. Jerry Faust Assistant Coach Assistant Coach FOOTBALL Our mighty Chaminade Eagles under the fine coaching of Mr. Ed Regan and his assistants, Glenn Dillhoff and Jerry Faust, earned their fourteenth city title with a 7-1-1 record. The team according to Mr. Regan was the best Chaminade has ever put on the gridiron in recent years, certainly a remarkable achievement. Ed, formerly a coach at Cleveland's Holy Name, took the reins of the Eagle team in 1957 when the '59 seniors made their high school football debut. As a reward for his Fine efforts Ed has led the Eagles to two successive city crowns. Glenn Dillhoff, who just last year joined the Chaminade football staff, and Jerry Faust, the most recent addition to the Eagle staff, collaborated with Ed Re- gan to produce a championship team. Mr. Dillhoff, formerly an All-Ohio football star, was responsible for the Eagle lines, while Mr. Faust, a recent University of Dayton quarterback, coached the backfield. The senior football members who graduated this year have only played for championship Eagle teams - ,56, '57, '58. Several have been regulars for all three years and also have been elected to the All-City teams. For their outstanding achievements Dick Becker- ich and Bob Heckman were chosen '5Honorary Captain and Most Valuable Playerw respectively by the Eagle Team. Behind the team was, also, a championship staff. Mr. FuzzyH Faust, a man well known around Chaminade for many years, and his assistant Bro, Robert Brisky kept the team in excellent physical and Financial shape. Under this able leadership the managers worked ceaselessly to carry out the many duties placed on them by the team, the coaches, and the head manager Mark Fettig. Along with the others Dr. McCarthy was eontim1ally occupied by broken bones, sprained ankles, and the thousand and one other ailments connected with football. Thus concludes another year of championship football at Cham- inade - one more river to success well bridged. 90 .AL I Mr. Fuzzy,' Faust Brother Robert Brisky Athletic Director Assistant Athletic Director STAFF Mark Fettig and Bill Woods Senior Managers FIRST ROPV: fLeft to Rightj Woods fManagerj, Lurz, Kosak, FOURTH ROW: Harrison, Freiberger, Luhn, Dillhoff, Gruver, Wildenhuus, Albers, Hackenberg, Staub, Meschcr. SECOND ROW: Fettig CManagm-rj, Carter, Schaefl, Lauterbarh, Crof- Check, Hcckman, Bcckerich, Unverlcrth, Gaylor, Ballrnan QMan- agerj. THIRD ROW: Coavh Faust, Sachs, Fisher, Clements, Dorsten, Eifert. Migdoll. Augulis, Schrocr, Head Coach Regan. 91 Shea, lrcton, Maurer, McGuire. FIFTH ROW: Sfhufer, Gylnn, Springer, Stoker, Machenbier, Stein, Jenkins, Schicrloh, Coach Dillhoff. SIXTH ROW: VVolf. Anzek, Keogh, Hogan, Fleming, Siewe, Crone, Hickey, Rado, Burr. ABSENT: Berry and Kuntz. SENIOR Dunbar Cleveland St. Edward Roosevelt Stivers Springfield 34-Q18 44--16 36-O 35-0 14-20 Ya . a i fl 5 E Norm Schaeff Defensive Tackle V. Torn Lurz All-City Defensive Linebacker Bob Crofcheck All-City Defensive Tackle Dave Staub Linebacker Ron Lauterbach fsll-City Offensive Tackle 2 lull. all 4 D we F I Bob Heckrnan A11-city Fullback Q 'W 1 John Carter Defensive End CHAMPS Wilbur Wright 51--0 Belmont 33-0 Fairview Purcell Championship 34-18 6-6 26--12 H DI! D Hi 5 jack Unverferth All-City Quarterback Tom Albers Halfback D been George Mescher All-City Defensive Linebacker ' lx! A ' S ' 3' X D Tom Wildenhaus Defensive Linebacker Bob Hackenberg Defensive Linebacker 35 if ? 314' Dan Kosak All-City Defensive End Dick Beekerich All-City Offensive Center THE BOOK The successful year of Mr. Regan and the Eagle: began early in September with a 34-18 victory ove: Dunbar, a manifestation of Chaminade's backfielc strength. Then Chaminade went on to trample St Edward, 44fl6, again activated by a successful show ing of the backfield. Roosevelt in their first attempt tr capitalize on the Eagles were handed a 36-f-O defeat Chaminade lengthened its list of victims with a smash ing 35fO victory over an apparently stymied Stiver ff a remarkable display of successful touchdown passes The only hurdle the team could not jump occurrec when Springfield heaped a 20414 defeat on the Eagles list of victories. lt seemed that the team could not regaii lost ground, even though tl1e last few minutes of th' game proved to be the most thrilling of the season Nevertheless, the Eagles quickly recovered and the fol lowing week they startled YVilbur Wlright fe 51-0 f again an excellent exhibit of backheld action. Chami DF THE YEAR. aide showed its defensive superiority by adding Belmont v the long list of ushut-outsf, 33-O. This marked the rurth occasion upon which the opponents were refused ie privilege of a score - a truly superb defensive zhievement. In the last city conflict Chaminade routed ie powerful Bulldogs of Fairview, 34f18, a success 'eatly due to an unfailing offensive line. A gamble in ie Eagles last scheduled game seemed to be too diffi- 1lt to overcome in conquering Purcell. Amid inches of mud and pouring rain Chaminade held and was equally eld to a 6f6 tie. Yet, a moral victory was won insofar s Purcell's touchdown was only the result of an un- iccessful gamble on the part of the Eagles. The Eagles, men having clutched the Eastern city title, met the 'eddies of Roosevelt, the Wfestern champs, at Welcome .adium in a hard fought contest. Chaminadess su- eriority as always shined brightly as they defeated .oosevelt, 26-12, for their fourteenth city title. THE PAGE OF VICTORY. The victorious coach and team. And the score goes Don t bother me, man, up another notch. I'm busy. Mescher moves in for the final touch. To the victors belong the 'Kshowersf' 96 CHAMPIONSHIP BA N QUET Mr. Ed Regan - Daytonas Coach-of-the Yearf' EAGLE ROOTERS Bob Hackman was cho- Jerry Faust addresses Sen f.MOSt Valuable, the Champions. Players, 'lm s nn A ss 97 BASKETBALL STANDING: Bill Gottschall, Steve Schriml, Al Siewe, Tom Scheper, Dave Crone, Paul Tangeman, Bill Bodner. KNEELING: Bob Heckman, Bill Gerhard, Steve Alexander, Tom Schroer, Dick Boeke, Mike Stukenborg. SEASON RESUME Although finishing second in city league competition, the 1959 Chaminade basketball quintet set 2 new records and tied a third. They reached an all time high at Chaminade by compiling a rec- ord of 16 wins and 2 defeats. With a tournament record of 1 and 1, the Eagles won a total of 17 games, which tied the record set in the 54-55 season. Against Beavercreek, Chaminade scored a rec- ord 88 points in defeating the Beavers 88-51. The Eagles compiled three straight wins before being turned back by Fairmont 43e-15. Then the Eagles scored two big wins, Dunbar 53-40 and Belmont 72748, setting the stage for the City Title game against Roosevelt. But the sharp-shooting Teddies downed the Eagles 62-46, The Eagles bounced back by winning their final seven games, including important victories over Fair- view 66-52 and Wilbur Wright 56-55. Despite the 16f2 record, tournament time found the Eagles unseeded. The student body stood ready to support their team, as the highlight of the season came with the Eagles facing Roosevelt in our first game of the tourney. The town was painted green as the Eagles upset the previously undefeated Teddies on Dave Croneas field goal, in a sudden-death overtime, 55-54. The emo- tional strain of the game proved to be too much for the mighty Eagles as they fell in the second game to Eaton 41--40. Chaminade is certainly proud of the great 58-59 season which the Eagles compiled under Mr. Frericks. 98 Coach Tom Frericks checks schedule gf ip: gif -Q K 51 X 52 y if Q, if :W ui. I , f 'a K 1 4 Xu A , 5 15 if 5 inf is 55 3 A, E, R 3 il P A is ii Li -as ,F 1 Q? 33 2 Q5 , Mgfg-.x -f wi: - .H ,. Q wx- U M-, K . - .1 in f, . pf, m-nw--ul K,-W M 1,.::,mm.,, U M.. V, ., A -M W 11,-.Q R ., M- r .5 .MX L. . if . 1- uw QM! 1 Heavy isn't it. 1 S CH . S. 11021111 Opp. 66 Fairview ,...,., . . . 52 67 Springfield Cath. . , . . . 33 68 Pziltcrson ...,. . . . 43 63 Stivcrs ..,... . . . 33 88 Hcz1x'm'cf1'0f'k . . . . . . 51 56 Wilbur Wright . . . . . 55 65 St. Xavim' .,,........ . . . 46 Tournamf-nt 55 Roosvvclt ....,.... . . . 54 40 Eaton . . . . . . 41 .f-ff-9 g': ' Alt-xzxndc-r soars high in jump shot against Eaton. Foul? Who fou1ed???? 'gDon't worry Tango. I'll get itf, Tangeman stretches for two Don t go away I ll be rlght back says T Scheper MANAGERS Head basketball manager Joe Reke, supervises nmnngefs horse- play er , . . work. CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: T. Nealon. P. Caulfield, J. Ginn. SECOND ROW: l.. Ryan. G. Alexander, R. Beszmeener. M. Kirulu. THIRD ROW: Cronin. Zimrnerle, Ceaptuinj. T. lklerkle. Varsity victory danre. RESERVES FRONT ROW: McPhiliny, D. McCormick, D. Keogh, C. Schafer, Mehall, T. Steve. BACK ROW: Coach Leon Youngpeter, M. Gorman, P. Pocppelmeicr, D. Nnrtker, B. Hzlfer, M. Wolf, K, Dwyer. If he trips me . . . Hafer drives hard around opponent. 1 Season Record 8 wins 8 Losses C.H.S. Team 46... ..Piqua.. 21... ..Troy..... 37 .. Fairmont 38... ..Dunbar... 39 .. Col.White.. 41... ..Kiser...,. 35... ..Belmont.... 35 . . . .... Roosevelt . . . 45 . . . . . Fairview . . . 42 . . . . . Springlield . . . 47 . . . . . Patterson . . . 33... ..Stivers 61 . . . . . Beavercrcek . . . . 51 . . . . . Wilbur Wright . . . 48... ..St.Xavier.... 103 0 32 34 50 62 51 43 34 45 38 33 43 36 28 41 46 FRESHMEN Season Record 8 VVins 8 Losses C.H.S. Team Opp. 42... ...VanBuren.... ....39 40 ., Jefferson .... 25 41 .... ...Troy ........... ....36 26 .... Wilbur VVright .... 27 29.. ...Dunbar ....... ,...31 34... ...Col.Wl1ite... ....30 22.. ...Kiser ,..... ....23 37... ...Belmont .... . ....29 51 .. Miamisburg .... 35 21... ...Roosevelt.... ....40 25.. ...Fairview... ....41 42 .... Barnes ......... 29 63 ,. Hamilton ,...... 52 34 .... West Carrollton ....... . 35 36 .... Stivers .......... 43 Duckwall goes high to score for Freshmen. FRONT ROW: J. Gitzinger, R. Wessels, T. Kauflin, J. Alten- B. Kappen, D. Unverfcrth, C. Duckwall, E. Oster, C. Duncan burg, L. Calloway, P. Weinert, T. Roth. BACK ROW: L. Moots, D. Harker, G. Gille, Coach Don Frcricks. 104 BASEB LL STANDING: W. Woods, fMgr.J J. Stoker, M. Gorman, R. Lau- TING: T. Maurer, K. Shafer, B. Musselman, R. Haren, J. Bach- terbach, M. Stukenburg, T. Jenkins, D. Keogh, Sehrier, T. scheider, T. Lean, J. Anzek. KNEELING: H. Badders, B. Shafer, Scarpelli, J. Franz, J. McPhilny, D. Dillon, Green. fMgr.J SIT- J. Unverferth, J. Bistrek, D. Beekerrich, T. Albers. SCHEDULE C.H.S. 8 ...... Patterson . . . 3 ...... Belmont .... 13 ...... Stivers ...... 10 ...... Kiser .......... 6 ...... Colonel White 5 ...... Fairview ....... 6 ...... Wilbur Wright 7 ...... Roosevelt .... 10 ...... Beavercreek . . 8 ...... Beavercreek . . . Won 5 .... Opp. .. 0 .. 6 .. 2 ..1 ..11 .. 6 .. 7 .. 0 .. 2 12 Lost 5 Coach Tom Frericks talks with Albers and Unverferth before game. ACTION ON THE DIAMOND Dick Beckerich, First baseman 'Eh E + Y dia! SQ' Q, : f x: Tom Albers, Centerfielder Bob Musselman, Pitcher Schreier heads for second A an l I ,mf 'A 152:35 1 Jack Unverferth, Second Baseman Musselman fires toward plate. John Bistrek, Pitcher Hal Badders, Third Baseman V I, ' gh fix e xy. 'ie X595 Q V V' m. 'fi 5 Ron Lauterbach, Catcher A e rri h ? s ry ,few TENNIS FIRST ROW: Tom Halpin, Jack Lienesch, Steve Schriml, Jerry Borgert, Joe Rauch, Pat Flanigan. TOP ROW: Jim Goldschmidt, George Mescher, Dave Dahm, Tom Scheper, Jerry Scheper, Ralph Lehmann, Frank Sarmir. SCHEDULE C.H.S. Opp. 5 .. Colonel White .,.. . 3 .. Hamilton Catholic 4 .. Troy ............. . 4 . . . . Fairview .... . . . . 5 .. Northridge ....,... . 5 .. Patterson .......... . 5 .. Springfield Cath. l .. Springfield Public 5 .. Belmont .......... . 4 .. Hamilton Catholic .. 5 .. Fairmont ......... . 4 . ..K1SCf... .. SEASON RESUME In his third year as Chaminade's ten- nis coach, Don Frericks brought Chami- nade their first City Tennis Champion- ship. The powerful Eagle netters compiled a 10-0 league record with a 15-2 over- all record. The highlight of the season came with the trouncing of Oakwood 5-0. Senior Tom Scheper, first singles, played winning tennis all year. Dave Dahm held down the 1752 spot, while Jerry Scheper played third singles. Sen- iors Ralph Lehman and George Mescher played Hrst doubles, while Juniors Frank Samir and Jim Goldschmidt played sec- ond doubles. Defending district champions, Tom Scheper and Dave Dahm, successfully de- fended their title this year by downing another Chaminade doubles combination, Jerry Scheper and Ralph Lehman. This was the first time that the doubles final- ists were both from the same school. Con- gratulations to Don Frericks and his Eagle Champs. 5 .. Oakwood .......... 0 5 .. Roosevelt .,......... 0 4 .. Hamilton Public .... l 2 .. Middletown ......... 3 5 .. Wilbiir Wright ...... O 15 won 2 lost Coach Don Frericks CITY CHAMPS First Doubles - Ralph Lehman and George Mescher District Doubles Champs - Dave Dahm and Tom Scheper GOLF A. SEN IORS Jack Huber Bob Glaser W C.H.S. Opp. 8M Colonel White 152 Wilbur Wright 5M Oakwood .... 102, Centerville .... 14 Roosevelt . . . 1 1 M Stivers .... SEASON RESUME. Bill Kussman Coach Leon Youngpeter . . . 72 14 Kiser ...... . . 2 M 2 Fairmont ........ 14- . . 105 12 Fairview .......... . . 4 . . . 5M 7M Hamilton Catholic . . . . . 8M . . 2 135 Belmont .......... . . 2M . . . 4M 8 won 3 lost KLEFT TO RIGHTQ: Garry Goecke, Bill Kussman, Clancy Must, Bob Glaser, Jack Huber. As in the past, this year's golf team was very impressive. Under their coach Leon Youngpeter, the team finished second in city league competition and earned a sixth place ranking in the dis- trict tournament. They suffered two losses in city league competition - Oakwood, 5M-IOM, and Fairmont, 2--14, thus making their overall record 8-3. With the returning regulars, Junior Clancy Must and Freshman Garry Goeke, the future looks bright for the Eagle gold team. Senior Jack Huber played in third position, while Seniors Bill Kussman and Bob Glaser alter- nated in fourth and fifth positions. I TRAMURAL BASKETBALL SEN IORS What do you mean foul? FIRST ROW, fLeft to Rightj: Mescher, Minch, MCGHFIY, Un- verfcrth, Kuhn. SECOND ROW: Albers, Baccus, Musselman Badders, Vassy. THIRD ROW: Pirruccello, Horvath, Schaeff Walter. 5B FIRST ROW, KLeft to Rightj: Ott, Sachs, Zimmer, Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Hill, Burton, Schierloh, Keyes. THIRD ROW: Woodall, Aneshansley, Russel, Ivory, Schrage. You take the high road . . . 110 SOPHOMORES A friendly little game. FIRST ROW, fLeft to Rightj: Hoefler, Kosins, Halpin, Duckro. SECOND ROW: Neu, Hollo, Reinhard, McGuire. THIRD ROW: Hamant, Pfarrer, Fitzgerald, Weisner. F1 FIRST ROW, fLeft to Rightj: Armstrong, Behnke, Adams, Baer. SECOND ROW: Ballweg, Berger, Ahlers, Bart. THIRD ROW: Bauman, Balonier, Augsburger, Betkemeier, Altenburg. F RESHMEN Kangaroos have nothing on our freshman 1 1 1 .fdcfiu fieri 3 . ,v 5 pf '53, Q S5 4 ' ken-V 4 P 5, '11 'L 'fl A 'k'L 2 , if 'iii 552' 3, 45 1? 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S K S if , N 5, H 3 JK S 1 L S S S , K X W -ff- Y 3 .4 X , S Q Q S Q K X Y 2 S Sodality reception at Mount Saint John. W Offcrtory procession at 1958 Sodality Convention. E H 'Y 5 64 Frank Kozuh leads d1scuss1on on apprecmtlon of mus1c. ffsazssf . A5-fssfwngwgg -::--:: - aw ai Q :Y 1' E wax sf M33 ..,. - H .--!E:E::f?:-vs 5 2 I X ,vim--qw Under the competent leader- ship of Brother Zamierowski, the Biology Club has flourished and become one of the school's out- standing groups in the past few years. Started in 1955, upon the request of Brother Ed, it has ma- tured to become an important instrument in the production of young scientists. The club is divided into sepa- rate groups according to the mem- bers varying interests. The high- light of the year came in May when a fruitful field trip was made to the Great Lakes region. Birds of a feather flock together. It says here that it's deadly poison. Planning committee for Great Lakes Expedition I always did wonder how you work this thing. 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HOW 2: Berkemeier, Nealson, Sen- delbach, Stevuc, Gnuu, Haren, Fitzgerald, Hagen. ROW 3: Hatsfeld, Klocb, Schricr, Muzechuck, Tangeman, Wolff, Sachs, Steuer. ROW 4: Connell, Vassy, Herbert, Albers, Wildenhaus, Zimmerman, Craft Schnorr, Theising. J ROW I: Gaeke, Goeke, Rinehart, Pier, Between game Chat. an Ve ROW I: Mrs. Beckerich fTreas.j, Mrs. Keleman fSec.j, Mrs. Engell- brecht CPrcs.j Mrs. Rcasor CCafc, Chairmnnj. ROW 2: Mrs. Hcigel fTea Chairmanj. Mrs. Podoyuk fMm-mbrrrshipb, Mrs. Burton QCafe. Chairmanj, Mrs. Ducey CWays and Mcansj, Mrs. Grimm CFedera- tion Delegatej. W gg ggww sgzz f -. -- - 7 mi N A f X mm Wwiwysmg... .... ,mn-M F ,J - M' 3525? -:rf may -:ian vw. Ir- if--u' :'s'f - 1 :f: -:f!5-- 7532 a im W' H 25335 ' f sg.. f2'.:':WI5EF'..q: -E'J'::': .: : '-: ff. T:- . : ' , ':: ' 72. 2. 7 ? i' F 97. .957 7' k5S1Z S?iZU32 A '75, E -55, 57 X XG fur: -Nm 7 U-6 Aw V331 V -- . - ff, 1' ' sew 1 51 . 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M.,,.zMf..,. , , 5 :wsizmwfiafsitsisslzawmsfwww ffexgwzsifmzwisely,ly.igft,f,,,m fs., is Q-15555, 'X' iefef'rz!4?2f?5fHsiftiiiiigiwsf4e4s2vl2mfL2?i2211 ffsfisigswitilfiisliz,sfSHk?i?s?1e1f'fs15:31S5sef42315fggfgeifieigezgfgwfla ref-21941111131 tmfi,gs:.,fm,,s,, ,.,.s,,s,.,,,,g.,,,s,,- .,i,,iz,,,W,,,,,,g,,,,,,..,,.,,,,,,,M,,g, Q5 S eg 4.2 isitsgsigffffgtsiifijitiigfswr A 3192Mfg,55391gctqggzgggggggjrpiigzg ggM,g3.gg,5q,i,,g3,yggwg '- 'A ' rm,-gf: fm www.. Q -sip AH,,1t,wf.,w.s,1li 1 few-f..,f.Wl,y,,f,,,,s, it a W:vf5iI5iig??w ies ' s riigszeiisai we ,:f17,.7s-W,gfgQ,i.z W- Wsgtgyggq ROW I: Koener, Deger, Stowe, Pier, Keyes. ROW 2: Herbert, Mayer, Dorsten, Shultz, Hussong, Caulfield. ROW 3: Will, Lienesch, Grilliot, Kuhn, La Forsch, Dupps, Raschau. The junior Council on World Affairs of Cham- inade gives the budding diplomats and students of world affairs a chance to air their opinions and de- velop their outlook. The club operates through the school and in afhliation with the Dayton Council on World Affairs. Aside from the abundant reference material in the club library, the members benefit from the active inter-school activities such as the Model General As- sembly, the Wforld Affairs Institute, and the Interna- tional Smorgasbord. Through the able leadership of this year's Senior officers, Bill Stowe, and John Koener, the Chaminade -ICOWA has continued its record of active achievement. Bill Stowe documents opinion. JCOWNS World travelers B. Mayer, S. Klee, W, La Forsch, returning from New York. T Carr and F1t7gera1d prepare to rmg down the Curt HH A W Y kaww z Www? K M Q eww www YQ' X mx WX 1 M,,,f,x3w Wm- ,Y 3 A M ggfxzwfs LEFT F Wlrth and YV W'z1dncr Card IHFOITIIHQ' books mx - + YY K 'V ,lziirx-,ma Y ROW I: Klee, Marshall, Brzozowski, Wolff, Sagan, Mc- Henry, Caulfield. ROW 2: Steineman, La Forsch, Deger, Haley, Cotter, Silbereis, Mae Cloud, Ruschau. ROW 3: Ennis, Thesing, Lienesh, Whitton, Ziehler, Upson, Nagy, Weaver, Hussong. ROW 4: Walter, Kinderman, Horst- Talk about censorship! T. Brzozowski, Editor-in-Chief. man, Gotchall, Schroer, Schult, Schirtzinger Boesch W. La Forsch expresses his opinion of Kinderman's latest article. Bill Wolff works his way through high school. Only the name of the Chaminade News is the same. Size, general appearance, the whole format, even editorial policy, have been changed in the past issues of the paper. With room for 60 more column inches of space than in previous issues, the new tabloid size News was published throughout the school year. This year the News was supported financially by the tur- key raffle. Ha ,gy 124 On this staff you just don't miss deadlines. A crooked news staif. NWS It also gained additional revenue from small but nec- essary irnprovernents by Carrying advertising. The literary content of the paper this year has been rated as the best ever, thanks to the hints dropped by the moderator Bro. Deinlein and especially the uncornpromis- ing work of the editor-in-Chief Torn Hrzozowski. Bro. Deinlein looks over latest seoop. 125 A 7ii'-ffl., aQ Some get inspiration one way, some another. J. Lienesch Checks Athletic Department for latest news releases Chaniinadc News gets 21 prepublic'ntion Cutting-up wa Q KOW I: Klee, Brzozowski, Unverferth, Moore, Scheper, Kozuh, Kuhn. ROW 2: Steineman, Herbert, Pier, Albers, Boesch, Hackenberg, Vassy, Lipp. ROW 3. Kinderman, Mescher, Walters, Kuhn, Stowe, Alig, Rueth, Sommers, Badders ROW 4: McGruder, Deger, Kerferl, Koerner, Alhers, Reiling, Blind, Heckman, Boeke, Howard. 3 ef 35 za 3,39 ig gig' W 952332 -r ,xi .1 ax A 3535552515 . t . 3. .... . fr? s ag 4 2? ,EB 2, af fix N? in The Chaminade Chapter of the National Honor Society is an organization composed of the schoolis foremost students. Member- ship is open only to students who meet its organization requirements, Included in these: attainment of high scholastic record, demon- stration of school leadership, and active par- ticipation in extra-curricular activities. Loyal Philatelists will go anywhere to get a rare stamp. LEFT: Chaminade Philatelists in action. Say, that's a upurrrdy' one. ai? -' 5 if , - ,,.. . ..5s1,-X-m,s:w..ef.s lm, . if.,-A :ma ,a 4, e .. Q.. .H --2 . 1 - L.-are - me f A eu. z If-I 5 ' N-.. LN W' ' rg mil ' a N? M :H ' 3 3 i ' a , . x :Pi-11i3 3 '.?W5 -fziwxw NT YM Nl' VW ' ' N ' GX Y-'QP' 'WX N413-'QTY V1f2iGfiiX'w2XE1-32'X3wUl4'fff?4e .- Wa . ,y .X it .. . si I sw. ,ee www aswawv'1swxmgi,r -xi Y -'fi - areeff 'Si21waitsA-Swiwffsx-wliiffwfuawissf-M:vewwme, -wwfrr.Maraiswllisifaxwifffiffzf vfsifwvw13:af- Q 1. .5f1,' 32533353?43Wfi3fXiC5i'33J3K? xiwgiliifx fQgxYgE'3vQNAQi'x?Q5'2iQ X3,iiig,Q??rirag XWYWSS' f 5 :H X 11 X wi, f N1 . NW f, ., na '2,33gfss.a532,g:a2,1 awk GX .aw if YM o ff RW V Qxfx, S 5? .W X14 Ti , 9'f'1Rv 411653 31' . N317 ' 'W ' .WM 'Jigs . 1 . ,A' HHN? 'Xksjyigvxx 5255228 The goal of Chaminade's outstanding ath- letes is membership in the National Athletic Honor Society. Organized in 1925, its purpose is to foster scholarship, to stimulate a desire for balanced training, to develop in individuals leadership and the ideals of good sportsman- ship. ROW I: G. Mescher, D. Staub, T. Albers. ROW 2: T. Lurz. R. Hackman, J. Unverferth, R. Hackenburg. ROW 3: R. Lauterbach. P. Tangeman, N. Schaeff, T. Scheper, R. Boeke. -: i .-:- 2' V ,gf-. ' .f-,1,f'f, E'?'5'.e 541212 i,'?'ff,T:gfj,Z'gs-giff'.?Qw5fi.12i3':,i's1'5uif1Lf,,'f.f'gg1f1K'SY'EQW.T fm1.l?fEi1Vdy' f': -rfnmgiiauiagr-,' H, - - 'Tiff SH KVY1' - , .i,,g!r : ,- .:.,, f,1' w':- :pf ...iff-iff.JV,-.sf:.,f:Q11:3'.,z1waff 3 A fmsfxmggif, + W, ffMa.w1,3,.iys M-yewswfi:-,','awww yy? sf ag'.'-ww - 2-v2v+' . V V . ....-.za 1-was.-'fmt'-f Q K wil . .- .... 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The Chaminade Music Department, under the able leadership of Brothers Tragesser and Wigal, chalked up the most successful year in its history during the '58-'59 season. The Senior Marching Band, which in- cluded 80 sophomores, juniors and seniors, made half-time appearances at all football games. They furnished music for pep rallies, participated in the CYO Parade and Rally, U.D. Homecoming parade, Holy Name Parade, as well as several other spe- cial engagements, The band displayed its highly acclaimed musical talents once again at the Spring Concert, the last performance for its twelve graduating seniors. The Departmenfs newest addition, the Cadets, completed their second year, after the ground work was laid last year. This Drum Major Gerry Whitton leads Band in precision for- The following people made up the CADET CHRISTMAS CO mation to U.D. Stadium in the annual Homecoming Pa- CERT BAND. TOP ROW: Drums: T. VanHecke, E. Orf, ' rade. Wiggenhorn, R. Roth. Trumpets: S. Hempelman, M. Muha Herron. MIDDLE ROW: Clarinets: H. Eldridge, P. Slowiak, Senior band ofHcers: Torn Rueth, Mike Cunningham, Jerry Whitton, and Louis Ah- lc-rs. group of F reshmen, comprised of a Drum and Bugle Corps and a Rifle Drill Team, has become well-known throughout the city. The Modern Music Masters Honor So- ciety, better known as Tri-M also had its most successful year. In addition to several excursions to concerts, 15 of its members went to the District Music Concert in Xenia, Ohio. All of the boys received rat- ings ranging from 'iAbove Average to Su- periorf, The Society is under the direction of Mr. Wolf, a Chaminade graduate. Last but not least we must give thanks to the Parents Band Club, the backbone of the band. They are the ones who really made all these performances possible. iampel, B. Dow. Trombones: D. Ahlers, L. Augsberger. Tubas: Schraml, E. Fahrendorf, H. Hinton. Horn: L. Clark. Trum- Pffffffffff!Mike Mangan, John Morcos, Emie Flamm Mr. Wolfe directs Chaminade branch of Tri-M. ets Servaites, Dempsey, L. Grulick. BOTTOM ROW: Bells: Chaminade drummers UW' for Tri-M awards- Aron. I - .twmwwm 'W-mmm wtmvsi Y -- 2 S Ng, -wr J 1 1 i A ' 'Haw W .ff ksgi' ' 4- A if 4, if Gene Vassy, Editor-in-Chief 2 3257: s 2 3 wJe1f:f?fe2ffw- fu ww: ww-f,s1f11v,112,'1e1ffi.1,f1,-fm. 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Undcrcluss Editor Mark Fcttig and Dick Rciling, Sports Editors Ken Kindcrman, Band Editorg Steve Klee, Activities Editor -n. m 1 1 W -N ri ml 5 .at Q ,X Wendell La Forsch, Introduction Editor LEFT: Gene tearing hair out over approaching deadlines. 1,11 11 , 111 1,111111-1 1 1- 11111511 11 1,1 -1 1 1 11 l' l 11 -11 1111 ' L1 '11'1'11fL11'1 '25 'L1 1 1 11L1111 .1 14' 17131211 Ml? 111 111' 1111 111111111111 111111111111 w111111111.11111f1Q1 11 11 11 1,1,1f11, 1111111511 11 1-11 1-11 1 11, 111, 11,, 1 1,1 1111 ,111,111111111111111111111 1 11111 ,1111,1111111.1Q1,1111111111111111 ,1 1 1 , l 11-1111111-11111111111111111111111g111111111111111111 1,11, 1111111111111111:111111,1g1ig111111 1111 ,11 11111191111115111111f1111111111111111:11 1111 1 11111 1111 11 1 1151 , 11111 1111 1111 11w111-11f1 1111 11511 1 11 1, 1' 1 1 1 1 1 ll1ll11lW1WlM 'W1M 1V M ll1li1' M H 11 ll V l H M l Y lM :1lY l' Y' Y ' l 1 11Q :L 152 '111 H? l 11Fb1L1' 11f1111L1'11111111511111111k1111l1'1L111uL11211l11El11111l 'EW 1111 551111 131151311111 1' Wg 1:1 11ll'111L11Si1?' 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RIGHT: Hydroponic planting process, Qi wfelisfwfssgfggssgp-fwfmg Mggus-11gsz:'z11ifLgQly1ffmfggsfwwflsfl'iw M'wif'kif'f212wf.v'Ms:::fwfs:sf 2-ww 1 we gg, is 3,1 mx ,Aw mgggwf 5,.wEgH,l,smgx1gw-1tsl,:1Q,m,1gggfafglfmxwg if A . .mn ww -. -,gywwgf tw,maywfifcuwfmffylgwv A gg Qgglifhsgqinbwgmiigf Q L2E3'iSf?5fiHfGHwi2e5m1m2Q1'fWfW'fH iff -.-5 w zsseili iw if A- YkszewvwvffiQ1w1JQg1g?wz11ss,'a r-M - fs nw ME av. wi 52 ww15ffvtffizfvftrfiwv-Qsmfiefki 5 Y if 55555 1 7 . my f4?k!v13s2igf3SfESkiissfflfxs1551:QWEVQ .::2,5:g,g, 5 -5:1-am-: ,K Bgaiakigvssiffggif 1gms?Y232:g4vsQ1sas?32QE2,f2ilfilifwiifsli ALE g l 1 I ABOVE Anybody want a cup of atomxc fallout? RIGHT: Some people just can't take a hint. :W A 1-umm--Q -M- ROWI Kuhn Ulrich Keyes Thesing Deger Glass Friek RUW 2 Will Wade, Wolff, Strong Pier Herbert Silbereis Hackett ROW 3 McGruder Saurme Murhn Ahlers, Whit- Speech circles this year saw a remarkable emergence of capable individual eventors. Do- minating this eatagory were Senior Bob Mc- Gruder, and Juniors Joe Biehrest and Dave Moses, In his first year in Speech, Dave won more first places than any other Chaminade speaker. Membership grew to 50 persons this year, and of the 50, three have gone all the way to the National Finals in Miami, Florida - Joe Biehrest, John Pier, and Jim Herbert. Herbert and J Keyes dig up arguments for next debate. Florida here we comeli' K meme Y 4 I 5' A i M Y ':' I., ' ROW I: Hecter, Kramer, Wirth, Klosterman, Boeckman, Burns, Mcrfaggart. Herhst. Burns ROW 2: Boesch, WiggenHorn, Hoertt, O'Brynn, Brandenburg, Este-vez, McCre:1cly, Butler Sharkey. ROW 3: Sullivan, Flanigan, Nlillonig, W'ill, Flynn, Wagner, Scheider, Truinor Von Luhrte. ROW 4: Egan. Konenberger, Huher, Lienesh, Benmer, Vpson. Bnrknieyer. lVnlling Steiner. Reiling. The past year saw Chaminade as the hand behind the controls of four speech tournaments. Catholic Speech was completely dominated by Charninade as the club took both the Ca- thedral Latin and Catholic Forensic League sweepstakes trophies. R. Mcflruder declames at Catholic Finals. Who would huve ever thought that giving out trophies No wonder we never win any speech tournaments. C0uld be S0 interesting? fm 3 13 ii ,S Q- Senior Dick Kanya and date announced in grand march. X 1 le k L, If x K Q MSR e so if 8:30 P.M. Friday, April 1Ot hall roads led to Wamplefs. Parading Royal Court. UNIOR Refreshing!! r Could it be Fred Astaire? No, just Sparksicf' 148 'Q W qw 1:1 A u i s Dick Beckeridge and date in grand march. SENIOR N-at Pappy doesn't think itis so funny. Bob Heckman crowns Pam McDonald queen of the Prom. PROM Chaperones , LL 3 f .ff ii W 0 'KWhy didn't someone tell me I had to bring za. girl? GRADUATION r L 4 5 Opening commencement speech by Saluta torian, Robert MCGruder. RIGHT: Wiley looks for refill at Baccalau- rvatc Brvakfast. LEFT: T. Weghorst and N. Zcrkcl hand out graduation programs. FOUR YEAR HONOR STUDENTSQ GOLD MEDAL WINNERS E E Language E E David Minch, Modern ,L,', 2 'l'f'ff ' ' i J T . i. T if J , 'N Left to Right, Front to Back: R. Griesmeyer, L. Horvath, F. K0- zuh, T. Grilliot, Nickamp, K. Ryan, M. McGarry, D. Minch, Unverferth, R. Lipp, Koerner, Herbert, K. Walter, T. Brzo- zowski, J. Steineman, R. Reiling. Missing: J. Pier, T. Schper. Bruce Carter chamcal Drawlng WH 'K 1514 'E in J a m e s Niekamp, Commercial , I l i K: 'VVV g M Kenneth W a 1 t e r, English, Religion if if Q fi ':.f -.ff ' . ' ev L ' :.':j'L' f , z. a E'- Tv ' 3- 1 rl ,Q,. , . ' A ' 'W z ii 9 T35 1 L ' , a?5 il5t?f.4 . , Thomas Brzozowski, Latin, Social Science WW S paw.. v V, li . , e- T WV-, 152 it X WASHINGTON TOUR f- T ,di Larry Kuhbander augurates new use pillow. for in The South will rise again Come on, Watts. Kuhbander can stand the flash. Foggy day? No, just bad photography. 153 Iron bars do not a prison make. 4 l ,br N .ftp K X ff J , SEN IDRS CN RETREAT xxx A ,Xl 1 f N7 ' w L ah , , ,V 7, M , mn11n--u- Brother Eugene Morrissey renews vows on Sil- er Jubilee 'Ik Q' , Brother Anthony Saletel renews vows on Gol- Brother Thomas Poitras renews vows on Dia den Jubilee mond Jubilee Fred Sehwieterman readies to l on Mobil Gas Economy Run CHVC -ur .w mgdg , i ' P' Louie Schnorr, Tom Sheper and Jack Unver- ferth chat with featured speaker of the Sodal- Fathcr Paul J. Hofffer, Mwriinist Su ' V 1 L - ity Convention, Miss Josette Beaubien. perior General, addresses student body at Christmas Concert. fi Q i f 3 1 3, W I Y X 1 4 'ww f 'rw ...mm A ,L 5 . A t S334 L H ., f H 2 iv-, K f ,,, 58 . ,l., any DEATH AND TRANSFIGURATION PERSONAL PATRONS A Friend A Friend Louis B. Albers Larry R. Baker John M. Bartella and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Bates Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bear and Mrs. Charles H. Boesch Col. Mr. Justus H. Breidenbach Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brogan Mr. and Mrs. R. Burkhardt Mr. and Mrs. John Cetinske Charles F. Cotter Robert Deger, M.D. Marta Drechsel Nicholas Ducar, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ennis Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibbs, Jr. Mrs. H. H. Goecke Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gorman Miss Bon Greer Francis G. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hall, Jr. John A. Henehan Dr. and Mrs. Louis Hoersting Col and Mrs. Richard H. Magee Mr. and Mrs. Walter Majusick, Sr. Mr and Mrs. T. H. Mangan Mr Edward W. Mannix Mr.xand Mrs. Sylvester Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Willard T. Mayer Mr and Mrs. Robert N. Metz Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. Emerson V. Moore and Mrs. G. E. Moore and Mrs. Harold G. Overman Ryan R. Patterson Joseph S. Pirruccello Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Reid Walter A. Reiling, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Rose Ralph T. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Scheper Mrs. C. J. Schmidt Philip Schmidt Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schwieterman and Mrs. C. Shay and Mrs. Thomas Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stoolman Dr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Stowe Mrs. Mable Strowhuver Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kobes Mr. and Mrs. Leander B. Koesters The Korte Family Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lang Jim Lang, '59 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Lurz James Lurz Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Lurz Mr. and Mrs. George R. Szima Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tangeman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Trick Chester V. Watts Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles C. Westbrock Mr. and Mrs. W. G. White Mr. Robert Yeager Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zimmerman BUSINESS PATRONS A FRIEND ALLEN'S DRUGS 1401 South Smithville Road CL 3-8161 AMAN 8: CO. JEWELERS 20 West Second St. BA 8-7577 ANDERSON DRUGS ARROW WINE STORE Main and Central Ave. 2950 Far Hills Ave. Miamisburg UH 6-1012 AX 8-1456 ANGI'S RESTAURANT JOE BALL, JR. MASON CONTRACTOR 703 Watervliet Ave. 5323 Denlinger Road CL 3-0374 TE 7-4074 158 BELMONT RECORD SHOP 734 Watervliet Ave. CL 6-7851 BOONE WELL DRILLING 7012 Xenia Pike CH 4-0231 BOWSER'S SERVICE STATION Wayne Ave. at Smithville Road CL 3-0144 CAVALIER CLEANERS 8: LAUNDRY 2807 Salem Ave. CR 7-7932 DAILEY'S SUNOCO SERVICE 173 Salem Ave. BA 2-7762 DEAL'S FLOWERS 7549 Xenia Pike CH 4-2124 DELUXE FOOD STORE 580 West Fifth St. BA 2-3571 F LOYD'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 2900 Shroyer Road AX 3-1 1 13 FOY'S 592 to 35.00 STORE 18-20 East Main St. TR 8-4649 GIFT FAIR 2412 South Smithville Road CL 6-6681 HILLTOP GARAGE 3929 West Third St. AM 3-8266 HOOVEN-DAYTON COMPANY 224 East Sixth St. BA 3-3461 JAY'S JEWELRY 4307 West Third St. AM 8-2523 KALT REXALL DRUGS 1970 North Main St. CR 4-1701 KEY-ADS P.O. Box 2, Dayton View Station CR 4-3161 KOBES MARKET 607 Cincinnati St. BA 3-9343 GALE KOOGLER 323 West Hillcrest Ave. CR 5-4978 L Sc B VARIETY 8: HARDWARE 507 Salem Ave. RIVERDALE PHARMACY 301 Delaware Ave. CR 4-9662 RODGERS PONTIAC CO. Ludlow at Franklin Sts. BA 2-4231 RUDY'S TAVERN 661 Creighton Ave. CL 3-0442 JEMIMA RUSSELL, STATIONER 213 East Stroop Road CR 7-3542 AX 3-1957 LOWE BROS. PAINT STORE CO. SALEM WINE STORE 110-112 East Third St. 543 Salem Ave. BA 3-8284 CR 7-4322 MAIN APPLIANCE AND MUSIC CO. SCHELLHAAS DRUG STORE 2212 North Main St. 1053 Linden Ave, CR 4-2179 CL 2-7631 MARY ANN'S BEAUTY SHOP SCHIML DRY CLEANERS 604 Watervliet Ave. 4513 North Dixie Drive CL 3-4622 CR 5-8702 MEYER DRUGS STROBEL NURSERY 3022 North Main St- 7517 Taylorville Road CR 4-5433 CR 4-8679 BE 3-1073 NOLAN, SWING-IN-CARRY-OUT BOESCH 35 2026 West Riverview Ave. WOLFF CR 5-6821 NORTH DAYTON JEWELRY SL TV G. W. TISCHER HARDWARE CO 419 Troy St. 23 East Second St. BA 4-9684 BA 2-1168 NORTH DAYTON EAGLES WILKE NEWS, INC. 406 Valley St. 127 South Ludlow St. BA 3-7421 BA 3-2541 NORTHTOWN TV 81 APPLIANCE WILLIAMS BROS. ROOFING CO 4231 North Main St. CR 7-4044 RIDGWAY PHARMACY 3701 East Third St. CL 3-0282 RIVERDALE ICE AND BEER CO. 3513 North Main St. CR 5-4768 3235 vauey st. BE 3-4175 BE 3-4238 ROSS WILLOUGHBY REALTY 1601 Xenia Ave. CL 6-6071 NORM WOOLLERY CO. 508 Linden Ave. CL 3-6177 BROOCK'S SUPER MARKET 2288 North Gettysburg Avenue QUALITY MEATS, PRODUCE LOWEST IGA PRICES COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH MUHA CUB CAFE 1300 Richard Street CL 3-0114 CONGRATUMONS HoNlous ELECTRIC INC. TO THE CLASS OF '59 FROM 728 Hodopp Avenue THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SODALITY-TEEN CLUB Dayton 10, Ohio CL 2-1594 HEATING CONTROLS LUTHMAN FUNERAL HOME ESTABLISHED 1898 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE 364 Xenia Avenue Dayton 10, Ohio Telephone CL 2-4211 CL 2-1231 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 FROM BRINKMAN TOOL 8. DIE, INC CENTRAL PLUMBING COMPANY 12 Kommer Avenue Doyton 17, Ohio AM 8-1661 COMPLIMENTS OF HAMANT TOOL COMPANY f I 1 Mi! Z., x,, X ff ,N J? Xxx, Qi ,ff-'lx l IN Q if wt QQ, X ' X f , f 1' f 4 iw K I -3 c N Gne Thomas Edison in a generation is not enough... If America is to maintain its present leadership, we shall literally need thousands of well-educated young people with the vision, the imagina- tion, and the courage that our pioneers used in the conquest of the unknown. The future progress of our nation rests squarely upon how well its young people measure up to their responsibilities. This means that no matter what your ambitions may be . . . whether your particular talents fit you best for careers in medicine, business, engineering, finance, government, or the social sciences . . . great oppor- tunities await you in these fields if you qualify for leadership. Make full use of every opportunity for self-improvement and con- tinue your education all through life. Chaminade High School has given you an excellent foundation for your development into an admired and respected leader of the community. The National Cash Register Company ARCADE FOOD SHOP, INC. 26 South Ludlow Street BA 4-3383 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS David DCHSICC Glen Alexander WITH ALL GOOD WISHES FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE CLASS OF '59 THE DAYTON FABRICATED STEEL CO. INDUSTRIAL STEEL SERVICE THE DAYTON STENCIL WORKS CO. 4859 ' 61110 Qanfcennial Year-1959 COMPLIMENTS OF THE BLOMMEL SIGN Co. FREDERICK ELECTRIC BA 4-9618 IIOI Creighton Avenue 735 Wayne Aven D Y 20 Oh Dayton, Oh THE CHAMINADE FATHERS' AND MCTHERS' CLUB IN MEMORY GEORGE STROBEL CLASS OF SOPHOMORE L Who Drown d The Ninth of F b y 1959 WEEE it div! L6w9pMQAnic:xod P., lg N51 Q-F 2' .OVW A Q -a Q9x!,Q,b'9 V f,4r,Q F ifwl Q S55 fm 'ii - 6470. if 9 ?hk3X'frJ'I5Jg5,xJy?fm W Pi,- EJ C5 ff E is Q5 From ,ps Zim FRESHMAN B EEi eff Q35 NY-4. W- . xl l - EQHLQ J llQQ,QiC,3,Es , E A Mk i ,xE KJ? Q E W Q J, LW 5 11:9 ,M ugklljigkwmiw Louis Ahlers Thomas Albers Boyd Alig James Baccus Harold Badders George Beutel Thomas Bir Richard Boeke Lawrence Boesch Thomas Brzozowski SENIOR Ronald Deger Donald Grieshop David Griesmeyer Thomas Grilliot Robert Hackenberg James Herbert Lawrence Horvath Thomas Howard John Koerner Q!q!9 Louis Kuhn Thomas Kuhn Robert Lipp Michael McGarry George Mescher David Minch Robert Musselman John Pier Joseph Pirruccello As we leave our sch ool for the last time, all of us want to express a heart felt THANK YOU! Thomas Rueth Kevin Ryan Norman Schaeff Thomas Scheper James Steineman Paul Strobel John Unverferth Eugene Vassy Kenneth Walter Frank Kozuh Richard Reiling To Chaminade: Good-bye, and thanks a lot. Thanks for making us well-educated men. Thanks for showing us how to live as true Catholics. But thanks, most of all, for something you cannot give, for something your students must live - The Chaminade Spirit. We hope to keep it forever. Sincerely yours, Class of 4A - 1959 Lawrence Zimme I' BEST WISHES A-ONE WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE 1212 East Herman Avenue BA 3-4367 It's POTTER'S RIVERSIDE MARKET for BUSSE'S FORT LORAMIE and JOE'S RUSSIA IOHIOI SAUSAGE FRESH and SMOKED THERE'S A VIC CASSANO PIZZ HOUSE NEAR YOU! A KING West Schantz---- ...... ........... A X 8-1481 lat S. Patterson Blvd.l 3718 Salem Ave.-- .... ...... .... - - CR 4-2157 6621 Airway Rd.---- ---CH 4-4551 4593 N. Main St.--- ---- CR 4-2151 756 Troy St. -------- ---- B A 4-7405 4021 Far Hills Ave. ---- ---- A X 9-3568 6308 W. Third St.--- - ------- AM 3-2695 Gibbons Hotel-- ------------------ BA 8-9135 PIZZA SUBMARINES VESUVIUS and MEATBALL SANDWICHES REDDI SPAGEDDI CR 4-7951 The Proof ls In The Taste vlc CASSANO , , oNE-Houk CLEANERAMA and gr, VIC CASSANO ELECTRONIC DRY CLEANING 1 f' KING 19 West Whipp Road Dayton 59, Ohio AX 9-8191 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 FLOWERS Fon ALL occAsloNs HINDERS HOME FURNISHINGS 22 West Fifth Street Ibetween Main and Ludlowl Dayton, Ohio BA 4-3254 DAYTON'S FASTEST GROWING FAMILY OWNED STORE TOM HINDERS ---- -----Class of '49 BILL HINDERS .--- ----- C lass of '56 BOWER'S GREENHOUSES 724 Haynes Street CL 3-3125 MUTH BROTHERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T959 ERoM THE MAN WITH THE CAMERA DON TUCKER PHOTOGRAPHY T050 Knott Building BA 3-7001 Formerly Wolfe Studio GENERAL FIXTURE 8: SUPPLY CO. For RESTAURANT SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT Coll BA 8-9176 GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '59 we www. QMS 'f A X' lxQ 'xl' r 7-I N 153114 01105 f KWIF, -I 3, mv ft-A, if :Nfl Y0ll'LL FIND WHITE VILLA FRDZEN FOODS THE WORLD'S FINEST LUKAC'S TAP ROOM 348 Norfh Western Avenue AM 3-0236 BAR SERVICE AMERICAN - HUNGARIAN FOODS WE'RE ALWAYS HAPPY TO SERVE YOU PAUL FERENCZY - Owner Qi ,-f.- 5v,I'T'x W ,haf 56' W4 we w.xxx0I3E-9 NNXQXIXEXR ' fn., ,,A,,.,,mmfw-- 'W 4 an F V Lf I X, 'S O 742,-sy., 'Vs .4-5 5 In .X , ,.m?ms3i.s,wm, H ...s 3 gg A M. 1 1 ...,,,m,-M Man 1 J' RW ,. , ' ff Um 4. if B 'S rm fy 8, s f Laixfm ew , X ,L , , 3 SP2 2 ,S 32325 an ,Q M ,H W new JM L x S f ag? ja' 1 ,,,, Vll. r, mfg Q I' N L 1 lx' ' K C SENIOR B am y 53 9' ia 5? +11 ea ii Ei 45,4 1 7112: H Q29 .8 if 1 W' W ,gn . 'Q 169 COMPLIMENTS or AUTOMATIC VENDING ENTERPRISES, INC. 88 Eaker Street Dayton, Ohio COMPLETE VENDING SERVICE BA 3-9153 You EXPECT More and You GET More at PANTORIUM Specialists in Suede and Leather Cleaning CR 7-6561 THE CITY LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY 116 North Main Stre t BA 2-2871 GITZINGER TRUCKING SERVICE 4769 Valley Pike as 3-0646 as 3 oaai Revlon - H lena Rubenstein - Prince Matchabelli - Co t Hobby Supplies Your Prescription Center in Knollwood Free Prescription Delivery KNOLLWOOD PHARMACY GENE MOOSBRUGGER, R. Ph. - HUBERT MANN, R. Ph. 7001 Xenia Pike CH 4-3511 Dayton, Ohio In the Beavercreek Shopping Center GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES NEAL'S DAIRY FARMS BA 3-3125 DAYTON'S LARGEST LOCALLY OWNED DAIRY FRESHMAN D HOPES FOR THE BEST OF SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '59 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF BELL OPTICAL LABORATORIES 334 South Main Street '59 WILLIAM FURST HUGO FURST SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FU RST, THE FLORIST For The Finest In Flowers For All Occasions 1306 North Troy Street Dayton, Ohio BA 3-6781 COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM FURST, JR., Closs of '56 INSTRUMENTS musichouse S LESSONS XQHBY RFPAIR SERVICE 34 East First Street Dayton 2, Ohio BA 2-2815 MICHAEL HAUER TOOLS GAUGES AYEONE GRINDING COMPANY PRECISION and PRODUCTION GRINDING INTERNAL and EXTERNAL BLANCHARD Phone Busin CL 6-OIAI II East Huffman Ave. Dayton 3, Ohio MUTUAL ELECTRIC COMPANY COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL 6'I9 Silver Lane Dayton, Ohio CL 3-9127 RESIDENTIAL The COMPLIMENTS BLUEBIRD PIE COMPANY METROPOLITAN COMPANY THREE FINE STORES SERVING A FINE COMMUNITY LUHN and COMPANY FRANK LUHN, Manager PAINTING CONTRACTORS FACTORY BRUSH and SPRAY PAINTING Apartments Factories Aerial Towers Interior and Exterior Church Steeples Office Buildings Window Caulking Structural Steel Residences Storage Tanks Steel Sash Machinery Sales Rooms Flag Poles Smoke Stacks Waterproofing Bridges Fire Escapes FULL INSURANCE COVERAGE PLEASE CONSULT THE YELLOW PAGES OF YOUR TELEPHONE DIRECTORY WHEN BUYING RICHARD H. MAGEE WHO sms 'Ig MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT 201 Delaware Avenue Dayton 5 Ohio ' Phone CR 5-6780 W Qfdpfgn I I YELLQW PAGES I Q Nt CONGRATULATIONS MALONE CAMERA STORES TO INC. THE GRADUATING CLASS QI East Second Street A Town and Country Shopping Center Eastown Shopping Center Westown Shopping Center THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE CHAMINADE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION WELCOME THE NEW MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1959 Robert J. Finke '49----- .... ---President Lee C. Falke '48 ----.- ------ V ice-President Bernard J. Shay '34 ----- ----- S ecretary Joseph M. Garcia '47 ---.- ----- T reasurer 7 SENIOR C Boer-Avvnu,vD 4 ,yi Q 5 , ,423 ,Q A'7 ffZZ,. Z? 5425310 my g ,g,,W4,1,4.,a1 J 7 ijfzgwzx ?MY'L : ' 9 , cw GETTYSBURG PHARMACY WALGREEN AGENCY STORE OF 2280 North Gettysburg Avenue Phone: CR 7-9353 IRA W. BARNES SONS WELL DRILLING CONTRACTORS COMPLIMENTS OF KUNST BROS. WINDOW CLEANING CO 'II5 Kneckt Drive CR 5-7917 2935 Catalpa Drive CR 5-4611 TE 7-6404 WE WISH THE BEST OF LUCK TO YOU BUT wE'LL REPLACE YOU IN '62I FRESHMAN C WEAVERS HARDWARE PAINTS APPLIANCES vARIETIES CHEERHART open- s A.M. to e P.M. BA 3-3IIo Cincinnati at Bolander Quolity LEE HILGEFORD AUTO SALES, INC. Keowee and Webster Streets GUQ rgnfeed BA 2-7443 IMPERIAL CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Service QUALITY USED CARS SALES and SERVICE Exclusive CHARLES L. VEHORN CR 5-7485 STA-NU C. J. VEHORN AND SON PLUMBINB and HEATING FInIShInQ Process Kitchen 8- Bathroom Planning Steam 8. Hot Water Heating HBE 32 West Fairview Ave. Dayton 5, Ohio ! SENIOR D va' M' gp GLB? , ASM DICK 13urelJcs- 3,5254 C25 EMQXMMFMQ M252 TWQ O...19MN3m. W ' I ww X E , M OX Elia' ,N ,MMUWZM if fa'L7m puff? X X, ,gyms ,M No ' Wi ,HW Q ' 7,57 AML N A f -AL! -9' g,Qff5QEzffHE'2 , Mmm Aix QLQ Q, QMM W 6 inf: Q WH! 126 QSQ443 W CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '59 THE PEERLESS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY LOCAL CARTAGE MERCHANDISE STORAGE Doyton, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS FROM CAYODA COUNCIL TOP ROW: Jerzy Scheper, Tom Howard, Tom Scheper, Jack Gaines, Joe Keyes. MIDDLE ROW: Ed Sachs. Kathy Albers, Barb Beckerich, Nancy Walker, Gene Vassy. SEATED: Jane Sullivan, Donna Duckwall, Frances Little, Roberta Cochran. NATIONAL BOWLING LANES II55 South Brown Street BA 2-8323 WHERE THE CHAMINADE LEAGUES BOWL 3 L 75. EW! W' WITH! fy JUN A-J' ICR D Q E7? aaR,Q4m? pw ? : 'vcq9.132Zu-Jcfb if-A W 'W ,aim EV WWMWM X0 m,,m X My 3. lMa BUCHER BROTHERS PRINTING 729 Leo Street Dayton, Ohio PRINTING FOR THE OFFICE, SHOP and SALES DEPARTMENTS DOTS SUPER MARKET BEST OF LUCK TO SENIORS FROM FINEST IN FRESH MEATS WASHINGTON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN TWO BIG STORES Corner Patterson and Watervliet 22 North Ludlow Street 212 Pro Road Dayton 2, Ohio Fdirborn JOE'S FRIENDSHIP CLUB 2217 North Western Avenue AM 8-5811 IF YOUR WIFE CAN'T COOK, DON'T DIVORCE HER EAT HERE AND KEEP HER HAPPY JosEPH Bosrom, Prop. Compliments of SENIOR E BAUMER'S TAVERN LIQUOR BEER WINE FINE FOOD PARKING IN REAR COLD CASE BEER, CAN, JUGS, TO GO AX 3-0168 3059 For Hills Avenue Dayton, Ohio SALEM 8. NORTH SHEET METAL COMPANY LEO Auo, Prop. sPouTlNo FURNACE WORK CR 5-1821 3580 Salem Avenue fReor1 HAVE BRAINS, WILL TRAVEL WIRE FRESHMAN A Gooo LUCK sENloRs REID'S PHARMACY 524 North Broadway BA 3-5442 PRESCRIPTIONS ond DRUGS FREE DELIVERY Have Your Physician CaII BA 3-5471 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '59 DAHM BROTHERS COMPANY, INC. ROOFING and SIDING FREE ESTIMATES LIBERAL TERMS 12 Huffman Avenue at Third CL 3-6101 CL 3-6102 THE H. J. OSTERFELD COMPANY PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE BOOTH FURNITURE COMPANY 112-114 East Fifth Street Dayton, Ohio SKEFFINGTON'S MEN's FORMAL WEAR RENTAL 218 South Main Street BA 2-3353 SENIOR G . - f3f5we9,4.,3f.6,Nf7f Q AJ ,, , K ,244-af? LJ 123 ff wi fy K jwcihffw nf' filth WW R ' 'YJWYM GM X W, fWf+i5Eg3W MQ UUQLWW67 ff fl. zfmlf MM HQ ,' , 67 f Z. WWJMWQWVQ W SCHOENLING BEER MILLER HIGH LIFE BEER BONBRIGHT DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 751-765 North Findlay Street BA 3-1012 BA 3-7611 Doyton, Ohio Comphments of SENIOR J BEST WISH ES A FRIEND 836 BEST WISHES SLYDER'S TAVERN Wcufervliet Ave CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 FASHION Fumlrune KETTER'NG'0AKW00D open 9:00 AM. to 9:30 P.M. TIMES CL 6-2460 1322 Linden Avenue Dayton, Ohio COMP'-IMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 BOLSER'S HI-BOY RESTAURANT 3050 Far Hills Avenue Kettering 29, Ohio AX 3-0162 OUR LADY OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL SODALITY N. J. DIX 8. SONS, INC. 1601 Chapel Street BA 3-8003 HOME BUILDERS COMPLIMENTS OF MAYER'S LAD 'N DAD SHOP 2313 Far Hills Avenue AX 3-6333 Dayton 19, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF BUTLER HEATING 8. AIR CONDITIONING CO. 120 Springfield St. CL 4-1713 R. L. BOB BUTLER, Owner Class of '38 SUCCESS AND GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '59 GIOVANNl'S PIZZERIA 223 West Main Street Fairborn, Ohio Compliments of JUNIOR J Darryl E. Bash William C. Berry james W. Brown Michael A. Bush Robert Craft Robert A. Daptee Robert E. Engleman David K. Fackler Joseph M. Fortkamp R. Kent Gazlay John Hampel Charles A. Heiser William S. Henning John M. Kelly Ronald E. Kemper Joseph W. Kielbaso Lawrence E. Kolb Lawrence C. Krapp Harold B. Lammert Michael D. Minogue Carl E. Null Robert E. Omlor Donald L. Reich Robert Sano Thomas E. Schenkel Ronald C. Schmit Norman Seubert Gary F. Snyder James E. Spang Marvin Stein Edward A. Tangernan Roger C. Witte William Wolfe COMPLIMENTS OF C. W. ZIMMERMAN, INC. l CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS .Aj A Fidelity Prescriptions ' 3 ,E FOUR PROFESSIONAL PHARMACIES Fifth and Main Streets BA 4-9881 38 North Main Street BA 3-8134 2309 For Hills Avenue AX 3-lll7 2734 Salem Avenue CR 7-6537 TOUCHDOWN CLUB 1429 Arbor Avenue WEDDING RECEPTIONS, PRIVATE PARTIES ond CLUB MEETINGS For Reservations Coll CL 3-3251 or AX 8-1033 SENIOR F PHIL 81 JERRY CR 4-8142 CR 5-3665 FOODARAMA Jos. HEILIGENBERG s. soN West Whipp Road and Rouie A8 BRICK Gnd STONE CONTRACTORS COMPLETE SUPER MARKET Dayton, Ohio BUILD WITH BRICK Congratulations to the Class of '59 JUNIOR B CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '59 VICTORY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY COMPLIMENTS or SCHIFF'S SHOES EASTVIEW MARKET, INC. Third Street at Smithville Road GROCERIES, MEAT and PRODUCE Open 9:00 to 9:00, 7 days a week COM PLIMENTS OF PINE CLUB FINE FOOD 1926 Brown Street COM PLIM ENTS TO THE SENIORS OF 1959 TOWN AND COUNTRY FLORIST 4300 West Town and Country Road AX 3-2196 Dayton 29, Ohio BERT L. DAILY, INC. ARTISTS MATERIALS RAW WOOD PICTURE FRAMES SIGNWRITERS SUPPLIES 126 East Third Street BA 3-4121 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 DUNHILL'S, INC. Eastown Downtown Westown WALTER FUNERAL SERVICE 1231-1235 North Main Street BA 8-5181 PkOMPT PRESCRIPTION ssavlcs RUSTY'S PHARMACY 625 Xenia Avenue CL 2-4301 Dayton, Ohio CHARLB E. BLACKBURN, Pharmacist WALTER KLOSTERMAN, Pharmacist CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from FRESHMAN M COMPLIMENTS or KLEIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE 763-765 Troy Street HE B125 JUNIOR C COMPLIMENTS OF THE SUCHER PACKING COMPANY Makers of YUMMY BACON WIENERS HAM BEEF PORK VEAL SAUSAGE 400 North Western Avenue Doyfon, Ohio Demo nd W GERMAN MAID WIENERS They are the Best J lu I. A FRIEND Ill JUNIOR F COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS or KASTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY ANIS COMPANY, INC. 809 Xenia Avenue ci 3-8167 WEILER WELDING COMPANY, INC. ELECTRIC ACETYLENE Since i920 EQUIPPED TO HANDLE ANY WELDING PROBLEM Metal Spraying Flame Cutting Flame Hardening Fabrication of Jigs Sand Blasting Heliarc DISTRIBUTORS FOR Airco Supplies, Equipment, and Ohio Medical Gases 324 East Second Street BA 8-5186 JUNIOR E rii'1iJ1'1'1i.'E'ei6i'1S'E17Ei1i' 5cEE'iEi'6i1 f In Our Modern Rental Service 9 E Q 1125 JJ ' : BEST w1sHEs 17 E I TO THE GRADS OF 1959 1 Eiga ...UPS 29--.i.'1'!Eh.'.'.'.'.'..g51'f!.!!5!'!!!. f 1 1 . s ,C1 ' , WESTBROCK FUNERAL HOME 1 E 2 1 E S cuuwn srnoun Q vnun -sg H -M-1' 1712 wayne Avenue IH' 0 HFORMAI. WEAR RENTAL, V ' 0penl:1l0A.M.-5 :rm Tun. thru Sat. MDI. lzlli LM.-l:W PM. Evening Appoi A9 No Additional Coal 17 s. Jerrsnsou s1. BA 3'2071 BAR and PARTY SUPPLIES KRAMER'S IOI8 Irving Avenue FRESHMAN F Fraternal Order of F t Fahrenheit Fight Says Good Luck CHELSEA MACHINE SERVICE ,J 24-HOURS ICE HQUSE M chi T I R p d d Reconditioned P A y G ranfeed AX 3-0141 2401 v II y se I D yt Oh BA 49763 L14 -X . 1 5Q,,wi'W , W Q- -ISI-QWIS 5,-ffm.-we 42,6 A .', I' fy J., ' . 'x 1 , E - EV QR I xx Mi Uffi S fy Wilma in-'ix 9 ' . WW g'5W'M 'edu' Afvw were mme., KZ ,, gmecp - ZW9 V e ffizmz ,W ,,i,v , I, gh mngzfi '9f -Wg: U zwlmffle-IVJL 'I A. .,,J 'i' fi f A ,J ,LJ Wm A fp-eff' IVV wi Qvvyvww-vJl M J ly JUNIOR G I W Elmer '29 Dick '50 Richie '73 COMPLIMENTS OF RATHWEG INSURANCE AGENCY All Kinds Of Insurance DOROTHY LANE MARKET COMPLIMENTS DEDICATED TO OUR COMMUNITY OF 2710 For Hills Avenue THE PEOPLES PLUMBING SUPPLY WATCH ond JEWELRY REPAIR Phone AX 9-3181 Residence TOWN and COUNTRY JEWELERS 210 Wayne Avenue ROLAND W. GRIESMEYER, Proprietor 224 Eost Stroop Road HICKEY SHEET METAL 8. ROOFING COMPANY FORCED AIR HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING INDUSTRIAL cmd COMMERCIAL ROOFERS 15 South Brown Street BA 3-8692 Dayton 2, Ohio JUNIOR A F RESHMAN E 24-163' Y . -iy 3 . V V' Compliments of SOPHOMORE E BEST OF LUCK TO SENIORS FROM WASHINGTON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 22 North Ludlow Street Dayton 2, Ohio H. R. BUTTS TEXACO 5750 North Main Street CR 7-0451 ROAD SERVICE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 FROM KIRK'S VARIETY STORE 348 Troy Street Tom Kirk - Class of '50 Patrick Kirk - Class of '74 Tom Kirk, Jr. - Class of '72 Michael Kirk - Class of '75 AMF AUTOMATIC P1NsPoTTERs CONGRESS BOWLING and GRILL 2'l'l Troy Street BA 3-0823 Compliments of STEVE VARGO and GEORGE PEFFLEY THE MONNIER TOOL 8. SUPPLY CO. - AND - THE MONNIER MACHINERY CO. E. H. MONNIER 725 S. 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MARX CLOTHES BA 3-7291 135 North Main Street SCHWIETERMAN HARDWARE HARDWARE - PAINTS - GLASS - APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS - ROOFING 5212 West Third Street AM 3-2444 Dayton 27, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '59 FROM SOPHOMORE D CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS VERNON SHOES, INC. 2106 Miracle Lane Salem Avenue Shopping Center Dayton, Ohio CR 7-7801 CLIFF'S PARTY SUPPLY 2014 South Smithville Road Dayton 20, Ohio CL 6-6421 FULLY EQUIPPED PLUMBING REPAIR SHOP ON WHEELS SLATER PLUMBING 8. HEATING COMPANY ci 3-mi 225 virginia Avenue Frank Slater UNDERWOOD CORPORATION GOLDEN-rouci-I rvvswnnens 2336 North Main siieei GOOD LUCK Dayton 5, ohio FROM COMPLIMENTS OF A. J. RODERER 8. SONS SHOE STORES 639 Watervliet Avenue 5438 Kemp Road 1139 West Third Street SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY C. V. 8. B. J. WATTS GENERAL CONTRACTORS - ESTIMATES - REMODELING - PLANS DRAWN - CUSTOM BUILDING 2917 Kenmore Avenue CL 2-2945 DICK BECKERICH U. S. 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CLAYTON, District Manager 608 Jefferson Street Dayton 2, Ohio OLDSMOBILE MERCEDES-BENZ TRIUMPH - TR3 VOLVO Your Choice of the WorId's Finest Cars PENNY MOTORS 839 North Main Street COMPLIMENTS OF OBERER'S FLOWERS 1504 Troy Street BA 2-8679 A FRIEND JOHN RODERER SHOES In Oakwood - 23II For Hills Avenue In Kettering - Van Buren Shopping Center COMPLIMENTS or SOPHOMORE J Nobody In Dayton Sells Better Drugs CARL A. SCHMIDT 'ITA West Fifth Street MEDICINES DRUGS HERBS CHEMICALS FOR MEN WHO PUT FASHION FIRST IT'S RAY BELL MEN'S STORE I6 West Third Street B . 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FABRICATORS OF TEFLON and KEL - F 3337 North Dixie Drive Dayton, Ohio BEST WISHES FOR THE CLASS OF '59 FROM FRESHMAN H GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '59 SHELTON'S PRESCRIPTIONS DICK MUTH'S I505 Wayne Avenue 3521 Cornell Drive 4864 Airway Road Doyfonl Qhio CL 3-0373 Class of '32 HEATING AIR CONDITIONING VENTILATING SETSER SHEET METAL HCONDITIONERS OF AIR SREPCO, INC. -fp xPX'E,d STANDARD RADIO 81 ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS sax. 9 6,0 'or Tl, G Rf-S 'bs Cog, 03- 60906 9005 X00 491- CEE R66 wifes: Dayton 4, Ohio X no 314 Leo sfreei BA 4-3871 C109 1 WW Effzxij BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '59 BY DAYTON CHEMICAL C. OSCAR BEIGEL RESEARCH M H MANUFACTURERS s. DISTRIBUTORS XEN'A AVENUE JEWEEER T608 East Third sneer Dqyion, ohio ENE GETS EOR AEEAGES BA 2-0012 CL 3-8353 CL 2,2631 BAUER'S RECORD AND APPLIANCE D ' 20 08,28 Watervliet Avenue CL 3 3749 Record: I TV - Sales Accessories Service Record Player Sales Radio Sales Service Service LARGE and SMALL APPLIANCES open Till 9:00 RM. COMPLIMENTS BARRY FOUNDRY, INCORPORATED 327 South Second Street Miamisburg, Ohio UN 6-2591 COMPLIMENTS OF THE DAYTON BLACKFRIARS' GUILD SANO'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE 3212 North Main Street Dayton, Ohio FEATURING AT THE ORGAN BOB MCKAY Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights PRIVATE ROOMS FOR PARTIES FINE FOODS and LIQUORS For Reservations Call CR 7-5644 Open Sundays I2 to 2:30 A.M. Weekdays 8 A.M. to 2:30 A.M. soon LUCK, sENLoRs PICKREL BROTHERS, INC. WHOLESALE PLUMBING and HEATING SUPPLIES 530 Wayne Avenue Dayton I0, Ohio PLUMBING VALVES HEATING PIPES INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '59 FROM THE CLASS OF BEST WISH ES FRESHMAN L HUGO DEIS DISTRIBUTORS, INC. The senz HARDWARE COMPANY PAINTS, GLASS, GARDEN and LAWN SUPPLIES HOUSEWARES, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, APPLIANCES Town and Country Shopping Cent BA We Delive 400E tSt pRad AX3II86 600 Klser Street Wholesalers DALE FASHIONS Hudepohl Schlitz ALL ON ONE noon Beer Beer SPORTSWEAR GALORE I9I5N hM S RAPP JEWELERS WATCH REPAIR SPECIAL ORDER WORK GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 7 West National Road Englewood, Ohio TE 6-6243 SCHLATER'S SERVICE STATION Motor Tune Up Accessories Brake Service Batteries J. E. SCHLATER 2326 Far Hills Avenue AX 3-0274 PERFECT DRY CLEANERS FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE PICK-UP and DELIVERY 2235 Cotalpa Drive CR 5-8628 AL WILEY TV SERVICE COMPLETE and PROMPT SERVICE ON ALL MAKES AUTHORIZED ADMIRAL SERVICE 4865 Harlou Drive CL 4-3851 FOR FISHING ENJOYMENT USE DAYTON'S ROD-TIP ACTION FISHING FLOATS DAYTON BAIT COMPANY 2701 South Dixie Drive MIAMI STATIONERS Two Stores 27 East Second Street Arcade Market SCHOOL and OFFICE SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS and SOCIAL STATIONERY COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN T. STANKO SERVICE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 1959 SENIOR DIRECTORY Adams, Michael A. Ahlers, Louis H. Albers, Thomas L. Alexander, Glenn E. Alexander, Steve Alig, Boyd E. Anderson, Gary Andzik, Rudolph Baccus, James Badders, Harold L. Bear, John T. Bakos, Arthur Bandura, Nicholas W. Barber, Edward R. Bauman, James A. Bear, Eugene F. Beckerich, Richard M. Beigel, Nicholas J. Berkemeier, Joseph Berner, David Beutel, George V. Bir, Thomas A. Bistrek, John M. Blind, Thomas L. Boeckerman, Jerome B. Boeke, Patrick A. Boeke, Richard L. Boesch, Lawrence P. Bohn, James R. Boland, David K. Boll, James H. Borgert, Charles A. Boston, John P. Brenner, John M. Breuer, Joseph W. Brinkman, Charles L. Brzozowski, Thomas H. Burdg, Richard E. Burgess, Frank A. Calim, Edward Carpenter, John Carter, Bruce A. Cetinske, John R. Claude, James E. Clayton, Thomas E. Cogan, Thomas Craft, Thomas Crofcheck, Robert E. Cunningham, Michael 3437 Rolfe Ave. 14 341 Kenilworth Ave. 5 5 Plumwood Rd. 9 1820 Rosemont Blvd. 20 505 N. Broadway 7 221 Kenilworth Ave. 5 R.R. itl, Miamisburg, Ohio 1210 Superior Ave. 7 583 W. Fifth St. 14 2232 Oneida Dr. 14 6835 Kemp Rd. 32 847 Dow St. 7 1921 Riverview Ave. 7 27 Hershey St. 5 1963 Craig Dr. 20 951 Kenosha Rd. 29 8 Acacia Dr. 19 505 Xenia Ave. 10 2255 Catalpa Dr. 6 2 Ivanhoe Ave. 19 221 Wonderly Ave. 19 325 Rockhill Ave. 29 2621 E. Fourth St. 3 34 Pointview Ave. 5 1029 Greenridge Dr. 29 4062 Brenton Dr. 29 2305 Rosemont Blvd. 20 122 Squirrel Rd. 5 53 Wiltshire Blvd. 19 27 Evanston Ave. 9 332 Greenmount Blvd. 19 117 S. Torrence St. 3 810 Summit St. 7 105 N. Gettysburg Ave. 17 1039 Chelsea Ave. 20 3118 Atherton Rd. 29 4300 Steinway Dr. 16 R.R. 1, Clayton, Ohio 324 N. Longview Ave. 32 1456 Kipling Dr. 6 4775 Cordell Dr. 39 409 D. St., Wright-Patterson AFB 53 Lammers Ave. 59 337 Fernwood Ave. 5 249 Chatham Dr. 29 3705 E. Third St. 3 416 Irving Ave. 9 2961 Lindale Ave. 14 317 Lonsdale Ave. 19 Dahm, David A. Dahm, Jerome W. Danielewicz, Gerald G. Davidson, George A. Dean, Thomas A. Deger, Ronald T. Deime, James E. Deis, James H. Deneke, David R. DeSaro, Anthony Dickensheets, Thomas P. Dieringer, James F. Dierker, Edward F. Duell, Norbert C. Duffy, Ralph A. Duncan, Donald Duwel, Melvin Eckstein, Norman Ennis, James P. Ens, Lawrence A. Evans, Edward C. F eltz, Edward Ferguson, John Fettig, Mark L. Fiely, Robert L. Fischer, Donald L. F oerch, Joseph W. Gaeke, Paul E. Gannon, James D. Gerhard, William D. Gerhardstein, John H. Gerwe, David A. Gibbs, Frederick E. Gibson, Gary L. Gish, Martin E. Gitzinger, Frank E. Glaser, Robert T. Gochoel, Brian Goecke, James H. Greschl, Robert M. Grieshop, Donald L. Greismeyer, Roland D. Grilliot, Thomas Hackenberg, Robert G. Haines, David C. Hall, Joseph C. 226 Collingwood Ave. 730 Kenilworth Ave. 564 Leo St. 337 W. Siebenthaler Ave 825 Alverno Ave. 725 Kenilworth Ave. 710 Osmond Ave. 61 Pointview Ave. 655 St. Nicholas Ave. 1765 Grange Hall Rd. 328 Pritz Ave. 1020 Watervliet Ave. 4070 Stonehaven Ave. 429 Siebenthaler Ave. 1443 Lexington Ave. 812 Carlisle Ave. 1317 Schaeffer St. 4076 Brenton Dr. 220 Lawnview Ave. 927 Rosedale Dr. 2202 Craig Dr. 825 Dow St. 418 Mulford St. 224 Neal Ave. 2533 Revere Ave. 60 Lakeview Ave., Centerville, Ohio 726 Heck Ave. 5650 Denlinger Rd. 1205 Arbor Ave. 322 Redwood Ave. 1715 Ewalt Circle Bldg. 224, Apt. 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Third St. 522 Gremont Ave. 6010 Linden Ave. Lauterbach, Ronald L. Laux, Richard LeCoumpte, Charles D. Lefeld, James J. Lehmann, Ralph Lewis, Philip P. Lingg, Norman D. Lipp, Robert W. Loewer, Eugene R. Logan, Michael Lurz, Carl T. Magee, Thomas -N. Majusick, Waltor Malone, Jerome P. Mangan, Lawrence G. Manning, Ronald L. Mannix, Thomas B. Mayer, William E. Mayl, James C. Mayrer, Michael G. Mazzone, John McConnell, Delmar D. McDonald, Paul McDonough, James M. McGarry, Michael McGee, Ronald E. McGruder, Robert G. McNerney, Lawrence M. Meiring, Timothy A. Menker, Lavern Mescher, George E. Messina, Fredrick M. Messina, Louis J. Metz, Walter P. Meyer, T. Michael Meyer, Thomas R. Mikula, James L. Miller, Charles R. Miller, Gary D. Minch, David A. Monnig, Richard F. Monnin, Daniel Monnin, Louis E. Montgomery, Raymond G. Moore, John T. Moorman, Jerome T. Musselman, Robert N Naas, David E. Nellis, David Newsome, Gerald Niekamp, James H. 690 W. Whipp Rd. 140 S. 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Patterson, Rayan R. Pier, John T. Pirruccello, Joseph S. Pittl, Ladislaus Pittl, Stevan Plogrnan, Robert G. Plozay, Philip E. Poole, Willie Powell, Robert C. Rado, Paul Reiling, Richard B. Reke, Joseph A. Riggs, Raymond D. Ruef, Joseph Rueth, Thomas W. Ryan, Kevin M. Sacksteder, Barry W. Schaeff, Norman Scheper, Thomas E. Schirtzinger, E. Schlegel, Howard E. Schmidt, O. Philip Schmieg, Stanley A. Schmitz, Jerome E. Schnorr, Louis Schrader, Robert A. Schroll, Charles W. Schwanekamp, Robert Schwieterman, Fredric G. Scudder, Robert A. Setser, James H. Sharkey, Bryan Shay, Richard C. Shelby, Joseph N. Sherer, Gerald E. Sherry, Martin Sifferlen, Ned Skilken, Ralph A. Smith, David R. Smith, Emest Snyder, H. Michael Sollenberger, John S. Sommer, Donald H. Sparks, Robert Stammen, James M. 728 Oakview Dr. 1667 Home Ave. 4254 Briar Place 519 Sandalwood Dr. 519 Sandalwood Dr. 2580 County Line Rd. 410 E. 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Thesing, James Thompson, Thomas D. Tinnerman, Richard Trick, Lawrence H. Trimbach, Jerome E. Tschirhart, William E. Unverferth, Louis Vander Bosch, James A. Van Schaik, Christopher Vassy, Louis E. Vernon, William Vickroy, David B. Wabler, LaVern H. Wager, William S. Walter, Kenneth L. Watts, Bertrand Weghorst, Lawrence Weidner, Walter E. Westbrook, Thomas R. Whitton, Gerald M. Wildenhaus, Thomas J. Wiley, James H. Wilson, Nelson L. Wittman, Robert Wolfe, Sydney Woods, William H. Young, Robert L. Zeis, Joseph E. Zimmer, Daniel E. Zimmer, Lawrence Zimmerman, Gerald L. Zwiesler, James E. 1831 Neff Ave. 11 122 Redwood Ave. 5 4925 Sabra Ave. 24 1250 Arbor Ave. 20 2721 Oak Park Ave. 19 3100 Kenmore Ave. 20 150 Winnet Dr. 15 2460 Sherer Ave. 14 5325 Bradbury Rd. 32 1212 E. Herman Ave. 4 3306 Martel Dr. 20 229 Anna St. 17 3321 Maplewood Dr., Xenia, Ohio 159 Church St. 3 217 N. Riverview, Miamisburg, Ohio 211 Valleyview Dr. 5 207 N. 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