Emmetsburg Catholic School - Echo Yearbook (Emmetsburg, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1965 volume:

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The con- servative senator swept to a first-ballot nomina- tion at the convention in San Francisco. atzonal Events in Review-1964 I'm the Greatest-Cassius Clay whooped it up with his handlers after he won the world heavyweight title in Miami Beach in February. He was credited with a tech- nical knockout of Sonny Liston when Lis- ton failed to answer the bell for the sev- enth round. Alaskan Quake-A whole line of cars rest- ed about 20 feet below street level on a main thoroughfare in Anchorage the day following the disastrous earthquake on March 27. Nobel Prize Winner-Dr. Martin Luther King, jr., right, was greeted by Richard C. Patterson, commissioner of public events, at Kennedy International Air- port Dec. 16 on arrival from Europe. Dr. King was in Oslo to receive the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize. THE ECHO EMMETSBURG CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 1965 DEDICATICN Dr. Martin Luther King--Winner of Nobel Peace Prize, 1964 "He has proved that he can take setbacks without losing courage or abandoning his ideals." Rev. Ake Zetterberg, Dean of Schools 2 Administration Superintendent Rev. Mervin Hood Sacred Heart Parish, Ruthven Rt. Rev. W. F. Mason Assumption Parish, Emmetsburg Rev. Clarence Farrelly St. Thomas Parish, Emmetsburg 3 Rev . Melvin Hood Religion Speech American Government Rev . Roger Augustine Religion World History Sociology Rev. Leo Riesberg Religion World History Latin 4 Q25 Mr. John Harrington Coach Geometry Algebra earn 5 This is the cheering section encouraging our coaches. Mr. John Wood Coach American Cove rnment World Problems Sister Mary Jeanora, B.V.M. Principal American History General Science PIEREODIUC CHARM M lVdence3 Electrons H19 if mi niifir Vi V ' bg f Outer 1 Grouped Awordw! 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Wilson and Palomar Observatories S NIORS Q 5 H ROSE ANN BARTOSH RI CI-IARD DONAHUE JAMES FRAMBAC I-I BARBARA CULVER JOHN HAYWOOD CHERYLHHMMNGER KATHlHDJJOYNT NHCHAELPHNRKHH CLHAJOYNT PAULJOYNT PETER KAPUSTYNSKI JAMES KEMMER NICK MARTINI CATHERINE KELLY LINDA MCNALLY RUTH MOLLOY BARBARA NEARY TERRI MYERS PAUL NAMER ANN NORVELL PATRICIA POEPPE JUDY SCI-IULLER J EAN NE WALD RON JOHN PERDUE BRYAN WILSON if ,I af A spiral nebula with satellite nebula in Cane: Venalici taken with the 200-inch Hale telescope. -Mt, Wilson and Palomar Observatories JU IORS Ruthann Brennan Tom Brennan Camilla Brink John Brown Mary Erwin Helen Farrell Michael Foy Diane Gehling Judy Beatty Jim Benson Alice Brennan Mary Brennan Loretta Callaghan Maureen Carney Ellen Conway Clem Currans Dennis Goeders Jean Hand Suzanne Hand Thomas Haywood Ann Kelly Rosemary Kelly Mary Kenyon Karen Leners V I7 Rita Higgins Julie Hughes Veronica Joynt Michael Kehr Charlene Leonard Gary Leonard Mary Jo Molloy Margaret Munn Robert Neary William Thompson Donald Turck David Wilson Margaret Wright 1884- -Assumption Church 19 05 - - St. Thomas Church Maw, possibly the next objective of space prbbes, pho- tographed in blue light through the 200-inch Hale telescope. i i' Mt. Wilson and Palomar Observatories Wahneta Brennan Gerald Brennan Robert Brink David Brown James Conway Robert Crawmer Phillip Currans Mary C. Dunigan Thomas Barry Barbara Beatty Beth Beatty James Bisenius Joseph Brown Sandra Brown John Carpenter Jean Marie Conlon Rosemary Egan Thomas Framb ach Dennis Gehling Leo Goeders Michael Jackson Bernadette Kliegl Richard Kehr Michael Leonard Larry Hand Bill Haywood John High Colleen Hindera Steve Leonhardt Janet Molloy Michael Neibauer Kris Kramer Mary Phillips James Roche Gerald Ryan Rita Ryan Mary A. Rupp Diane Schuller Elaine Stoffel Eldon Stoffel J. Van Oosbree R. Weiland 22 i 1 E Gary Weir Gloria Weir Katherine Yoch Our Patroness 1 +1 if " Star clouds in the Milky Way are composed of millions of individual stars forming the arms of our Galaxy. -Mt. Wilson and Palomar Observatories FRESH N William Brennan Ellen Brennan Linda Carney David Carpenter Katherine Foy Pamela Goodlaxson Christine Guess Mary Hart Pamela Baker Tony Beatty Jean Biittner Virginia Bradley Margaret Conway Mary Jean Donahue William Fandel Katherine Finn Mary Hughes John Kenyon Kitty Kerwick James Kliegl John Neary William Neary Linda Rupp Robert Schneider Linda Leduc Paul McNally Ned Munn Kathleen Myers Thomas Slagle Michael Studer Katherine Turck Jerry Van Oosbree ef 5 hi h Katherine Welsh 1957--C01-figzm Hall 1952--Emmetsburg Catholic High School 26 great spiral nebula in Andromeda is believed to be 1- ,K w like our own Galaxy. Two satellite nebulae ap -Mt. Wilson and Palomar Observatories ACTIVITIES J. Harrington P. Kapustynski P. Joynt N. Martini D. Goeders w B. Haywood, M. Studer, P. McNally, D. Carpenter, T. Slagle, B. Neary, B. Fandel, J. VanOosbree. Coach Wood, B. Brink, L. Hand, L. Leon- hardt, T. Haywood, M. Foy, D. Goeders, T. Brennan, J. Frambach, M. Hinrichs, G. Weir, M. Jackson. T. Haywood G. Leonard M. Foy D. Turck 28 M. Hin1'iChS J. Frambach J. Haywood T. Brennan ' 5 4 593 k 1. f - ' J A L. N 'E 48 L. Hand N' R. Kehr, T. Frambach, J. Neary, N. Munn, J. Brown, J. Kliegl, P. Joynt G. Leonard, J. Brennan, L. Goeders, J. Ryan, D. Brown, Coach Harring- ton, J. Bisenius, N. Martini, J. Haywood, P. Kapustynski, D. Turck. J. Bisenius L. Goeders G. Weir M. Jackson 29 Peter Kapustynski tries an end run and is brought down as Tom Brennan f47j looks on. The offensive team tries an off tackle but is stopped at the line of scrimmage. 1964 Irish 39 - O Irish 13 - O Irish 25- O Irish 27 -1 3 Irish 1 9 - O Irish 1 3 - 0 Irish 26 - 6 Irish 33 - 0 Irish 27- 7 Burt Lake Park Mallard St. Edmond's B Ruthven Royal H e el an B Boone V alley G ehl en Irish reserves cheer on the Irish to their Homecoming victory. Dennis Goeders is making yardage as the referee throws a penalty flag in the back- ground. Royal made little yardage that night. One of the reasons was the good Irish tackling. Here Dennis Goeders gets a tackle as Mike Jackson 151, moves in to help. Tom Brennan 147, moves with ball after getting a helping block from quarterback, Peter Kapustynski. Tom made good yardage all year, making six touchdowns and averaging six yards per carry. Peter Kapustynski eludes Royal defensive players and runs for a touchdown. Peter made one touchdown in the Royal game, and fourteen throughout the season. He set a new school record by mak- ing eighty-eight points in one year. Loretta Callaghan explains the functioning of the Gestetner mimeograph to Mary Kenyon, Alice Brennan and Rita Ryan. The Thermo Fax used for photostating is demonstrated by John Perdue to Paul N amer and Judy Schuller. Collier Encyclopedia and Encyclopedia Americana in this year's editions are inspected by Helen Farrell, Mary Jo Molloy, Julie Hughes, Jean Hand and Clem Currans. In the art department the Amaco Electric Kiln is used by Gloria Weir and Sandra Brown for firing clay articles. Tom Frambach finds the Jet Spray Sign Making Equipment very usedful as Leo Goeders, Michael Schultz and John High assist him. Mary Catherine Dunigan at the Beseler Porta Scribe explains a geometrical problem. Uncle Alex Twiggs Bryan Wilson Mortimer, Vivian's br ot Peter Kapustynski Vivian S mythe -K ersey Judy Schuller Mrs. Smythe-Kersey Ann Norvell Nora Malone, cook, Linda McNally her, we La.14,2ii2mJzf22Q3fgmwnw7f- T age ,ww , x w HERE COMES CHARLIE bv J ay Tobias Charlie Hopps, Cheryl I-Ieddinger Larry Elliott, John Haywood Mrs. Fanny Farnham Barbara Culver Ted Hartly Michael Hinrichs 7 SETTING . TIME: Present. PLACE: Larry E11iott's home in a suburb of St. Louis, Missouri. 3 E 3 Y 2 Larry masters the situation and Uncle Alex wins a fortune. I 'wwf Larry, his aunt, his ward and his fiancee in a power struggle. James Kemmer advises the student council members, Bill Brennan, Tom Frambach, Bob Neary, Barbara Culver, Janet Molloy and Kathleen Myers. Helen Farrell was absent. The science laboratory is an important workroom in this space age. 36 Arts and crafts help to develop useful citizens. Clssical, liturgical and modern music compose their repertory 37 BASKETBALL TEAM OF 1964-1965 Coach Harrington, L. Hand, G. Weir, M. Foy, P. Joynt and N. Martini. Managers D. Goeders and M. Jackson, J Brown, C. Joynt, P. Kapustynski, M. Hinrichs, and J. Bisenius. .v-"" af" X 28 ---...-....,, Our cheerleaders conduct regular pep rallies after school and before each game. They backed the football team through nine victories and encouraged good sportsmanship at the basketball games. Pictured in the new uniforms below are Jean I-land, Alice Brennan, Helen Farrell, Suzanne Hand, Mary Erwin and Rita Higgins. These new green and gold uniforms for the girls and boys were purchased by the Booster Club of Emmetsburg Catholic High School. 39 ,M-wwe... Q. Personal typing for freshmen has been part of the curriculum for three years. Cheering is work as well as fun. Juniors and seniors prepare for office work . I 1 1 Homecoming-- 1964 i iw i ' W ., ix D, ' A , . ' Sag ' M if ' -Sigvi L f it ,K M 5 M hge, : gy ,Q , - :qw 1 I - My -H. VY 7 E.:- : . , . J' -7 :L . :' , "ol - W K ' -. -V .' A: 3 , 'W " .'1"5:5'-:L : :: - V , 'i V, L55 if ' -,: 'f " A Ar iz' I K :Ian ' H . : I L- I hymn ,,':,' - ,5 A H ,Q iff: 1, , -32 5 ' -1' 52557, .f ff- Q4 41' mm 15 ' HW' ": Wwe .15 K, gi ,. 'A H 1 - j K - - v"- M l' ' H -::, :, ::.: X 'uv Q ' ",, ,, JN, we 1, k x T554 ---YV: 5332 .. ,L M Www i s A sg gbbyz I Z.. 57 Zn iffiliiliu "-' A .5 - 2' 'E if A K .. K .. - i' 5 .: 5 . f if Q - H ' ,I ' R . ' X-f y Q f. Q, D -2 if Q, M QQ, f CH , 2 E - . H P gf a s Q' Sf? Q' gig. 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Stretcher Cases-Wounded white hos- tages and Belgian paratroopers were carried from rescue plane at Leopold- ville after it arrived from Stanleyville November 24. The paratroopers de- scended on the rebel-held Congo city just as a massacre of hostages began, and their quick work saved the lives of hundreds. Alliance Talks-British Foreign Secre- tary Patrick Gordon Walker, left, talked with VVest German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard in Bonn on November 15 during efforts to find a compromise on a new nuclear force for the trou- bled Atlantic Alliance. New President-Foreign Minister Giuseppe Saragat Crightj was formally notified in Rome on the ni ht of December 28 that S he had been elected president of Italy Warld Events in Revzew 1964 Pope Visits India-The 38th International Eucharistic Congress opened in Bombay India, on November 28. In December, Pope Paul VI made the longest papal Journey in history to attend sessions of the congress They Died in '64-These world figures died during the year. From left are Prime Minister Nehru of India General Douglas McArthur of the United States and former President Herbert Hoover Q YR rs 'vv"" "' 'H """' 5 Qi Lk " 'I' Nwx., kxg' '4' " ' I 7- 1... , , A ' x -0 jf-F, jj ,U 1"?:! dh 4 ' v Y-' tl" u if X.. Q if-6 -1 : 1