Jesuit High School - Last Roundup Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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SENIOR SLIPERLATIVES MOST INDUSTRIOUS Forrest Ingram BEST STUDENT and MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Claiborne Johnson MOST SOPHISTICATED Gordon Glasco WITTIEST QHaIf, that isb Mike Richardson MOST DIPLOMATIC Tornmy Fuechimann MOST GENEROUS Joe Harbrecht BEST POLITICIAN Tony Daboub

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SENIOR SLIPERLATIVES MOST QUIET John Becker TALLEST Jim Lover FATTEST J a mes Reeves THINNEST Claude Barbazon SHORTEST Goo short To even showj Ralph Tovar MOST EASY-GOING Cecil Parkerson MOST RELIABLE Jerry Fagih MOST SOCIAL-MINDED George Giard

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PROPHECY 'Wx X N ! l si'r alone in a haunled shack And gaze in+o The cauldron black And wafch The bubbles rise and fall, Throwing shadows on The wall. All nighf l sil' on a pad of snails And scream oul cackles and loud wails, While sfill fhe bubbles in +he pol Rise and 'fall and grow more hof. The polion rages furiously: The bubbles bursl exuberanfly. As each one breaks, a prophecy Of 'rhis year's seniors come fo me. e They are- E sr 25 W ,K ...T .1915 , J The crowd salufes al' ALVlN'S grand arrival. r lThis Holy Roller runs his own revival.l DENNY ANDERS' frumpef broughl him fame: From band dircclors he won wide acclaim. Ten-'Foo'r-+wo JIM LOVER grew +o be, The fallesf man +he world did ever see BIASATTI aids all fhose who dine By working in Siberia's greaf sal? mine. GLASCO'S leading roles have noi go? blunlerg He's grandly playing opposife Tab Hunfer. SODEMAN of cager fame now cleans The windows on fhe second 'Floor af GREEN'S. TOMMY RUWALDT searches Highland Park To find a girl fo marry who won'+ bark. JOE HARBRECHT, 'Full of zeal and energy, ls now head man of lrving's AXP. JACK FIEDLER now is down a+ Texas U. And runs +he booksfore on +ha+ campus, loo. CLAIBORNE lwiih his rulerl 'came a loon As he 'fried +o iudge lhe dis+ance +o The moon. KRISCHKE loved +he game of 'foofball mosh For Cleveland now he holds 'the mascof pos'l'. ADDALLAH soon became our Presidenfg However, if musf have been an accidenf. BARBAZON'S and HOPP'S sound minds did sprin They run America's narco+ics' ring. JAMES REEVES, a zealous and indusfrious fella, Has 'taken over Beau'fy's Slenderellal TOMMY DURBIN is a family man: He mei his wife ai Texas AGM. MCKEOWN drives The fas+esl Trucks in +own. Anolher Casey Jones. he gels around. gl MCCLOSKEY every year receives applause, He has become +he big new Sanfa Claus. BOB BAKER, wifh his clarinef in hand, Wenf up fo Canada 'ro ioin a band. The crowd cheered loud when SEELIGSON did land All +he Reds he capfured-single hand. LOVELACE now is rolling in fhe dough: He operafes a bakery on Skid Row. JOHN GOODMAN'S meefing people more and more He's selling healing pads 'From door +o door. BOUDREAUX now in Sco+land is an earl' Because he 'faughf young Malcolm how fo fwirl. BOB TAPIA was surely a surprise: To seven 'feel' 'The lifile man did rise.- JlM HARTLEY spins fhe plafiers 'For 'The Cafs. His iob is paying well. so now he's 'Fat JIM KAVANAGH has gone across 'lhe sea ln China he eslablished AXP. ARNOQDTFTATDEN was fhe Bowling Champ. Bur now he has become a wandering +ramp. -n ' JERRY ECLTYN always was a shark: . Somenyow, he boughf +he Midway af Fair Park GARY JOHNSON, full of vim and vigor, ls in +he hospifal-he was bil by a chigger. FRANK MARLOW now is in an ins+i+u+ion, For going fo Cuba and sfarfing a revolulion. For SKERRITT classes always were a bore, So now he leaves 'rhings early, as before. BLOCKER, whiskey, used fo like fo drink- He made his own and now is in The clink. RON FULTON made for nails a noiseless clipp And now is working on a liquor-dri