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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1958 volume:

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'Suzi L :I .fx ' . -5 4 1 - ..'.-' aj? .' - , , , f kit ,L an x, -111 u 1 1' v 5 Q. u ii! president REVEREND President of Jesuit High School HXGH X -:.-1: JESL 5 N N g DALLAS Pa 13: O Z sf U3 w U3 E T11 I U fn sv w 33 OH 70 To the Class of CSL1lf Hwh Sehool b1els lrrewell to the Setmor rss 11 1958 the If loes th1s XVlfh rerl esteem 1 1 y mow r1y rs tor yeu future You stlrteel Ill th1s srhool IS l1ttle boys tour yelrs wo You lcuc your Alml Mlter 15 men younv men 1t IS true ut men Vslfllll tc IH le 1 fltlll to your phys1e1l eroyyth elurm your h111h se Iool rs o Nye 1e11exe 1 m1tur1t ot yuclomr out oolx 1l e ee lllI'I'l1ll y ll ehl ter1st1e true mmhooe Avoye 1 you huC mef1n1r1g Qnel purpose ol your hte before Goel Th1s hls been the obyeetlye ol your te lehers mel thls hls been 1eh1exeel mth your coopermon e lleulty ml Stllt ol e t I 1f'l Se 1 1 wth me III the prayer thlt Coel mry bestoyy upon etch mel eyery one ot you 1 lull me rsure ol sueeess mel hlppmess 111 yyhltexer be your eh: sem xx lllx ot 1 L t Am e , utemen III 1eeor1l 1 1 me 1X1 e V1 1 1 you m ly It the euel h1yeth,e lllI7lII1LSSUl l11e e1er111l Pres1ele11t lesu1t H1uh behool Y O 5 CQl1f' 1 ' 1 l ' 1 ' A1 H for y'o1 gr.1el1111tes .mel vith l yelul p 1 'ee Q ' 5 r 1' e , ' A, b 1 ' 1--or' 1lel'- y'c.1:,y'ul1'.'l7'fel1 1 'y' b Cit, 1111 l ' 1' intell ft. .mel 1 M css of vi r 1r11e- 'H ol' A 1 l. l, 'A 1ll, 1 ' Cn- grnyecl on your souls em zlpprcciation of the real Th- 51' '1 e 1'1 'lwul l'4.,1 f hc ol jun 'V I 1 ' 1 5 1 ' ' L L A 'N 4 ' l ' V ' ' V K ll ' ll l A lite so that 111115 .IS eulturel fhlfllolle' eri '.u1 .MCI le A ' 1 ' w'tl tl ' ll 'Il' X' 'II 114 Cloel v K , A 4 K - , , X 'JL' . 1 - 1 1 1 K I 0 u Z 1 l A.. principal REVEREND MICHAEL P KAMMER Prrncrpal of Jesurt Hxgh School Among the achnesements of the Class of 58 IS one that requrres recognrtlon of a specral sort I haxe resers ed that recognrtron trll now rn order to gne rt frttmgly rn a place of prommence where the crtatron IS lxkely to be read by many That achxex ement vas the annual closed retreat at Grand Coteau All of the semor class sectrons made f1ne retreats as far as one may judge from externals and one of them made perhaps the fmest rn the hrstory of the school The thoroughness wxth whxch these senrors held themselxes qunet ready and alert to Chrrsts brrefmg and command ewoked the admlratron of the sexeral faculty members who wrtnessed rt It ns our hope that the tmglmg alertness to Chrrst of that retreat wrll charactenze the rest of our graduates lnes If rt does they wrll not follow the wretched parabola rn vshrch so many Catholrc young men begm to swnng away from Chrrst shortly after hrgh school to return to H1m agam rn early mrddle age wrth the brtter conscnousness of haung wasted the precrous years rn between years that should have been full creatue and from trme to trme qurckened by an awareness of rrch lrvrng srmultaneously 10 two worlds Our hope escapes sentrmentahty by becoming a prayer Chnst be wrth you You graduates can make rt a reality by seekmg Chrrst contrnuously rn the sacraments and rn ew eryone and ex erythlng you meet KVM!! 73 , . ,sy . , . . .. . V Y .. . . .Y . .. . ' a a , . .V V . . a s . . V . ., . . - a a V . . Y . . V , .v . . - v . V. . V 7. . . 1 1 Y. . . Q .Y . . . . .. . y s a . Y 7 . V I 4 fr REVEREND SYLVESTER I RIVOIRE SJ ASS1Sf31'1f Prmclpal Prefect of DISCIPIIIIC Band Moderator REVEREND RICHARD T GAUL SJ Student Counselor Underclassmen Geometry and administration . my ' W - , , wmawvr VV 1 V A 'iv , 2 .a ' ff REVEREND FABIAN JOHNSTON SJ Secretary REVEREND ROBERT A TYNAN SJ Student Counselor Upperclassmen f S A, .lv - , . . Y , . . '-,Qt - ff- - v ' ' . , . . v 'bi REVEREND JAMES ALLEN, SJ. Religion, Speech, Radio Club faculty REVEREND FRANCIS L. JANSSEN, SJ. REVEREND FRANCIS R. BRAUN, SJ. Librarian, Library Science Religion, Speech, Latin RFVEREND JULIUS J. MAY, SJ. Religion, Chemistry, Physics, Athletic Moderator, M513 Letterman's Club REVEREND ANTHONY C, OFLYNN. S.J. Latin. English . .. 44-4-,.., faf 'f7' -' Q , Aw ,.. Ei s ' REVEREND LUKE MIRANDA Religion 143: I ,WW I L-.-if REVEREND JACQUES I.. WEBER. SJ. Religion. Speech. Latin. Eng- lisli. Debate Moderator REVEREND D. J. SVLLIVAN Religion REVEREND A. XX'II-I.IAM CRANDELL. SJ Jesuit Retreat Director. Senior Retreat '58 4' MR. KENNETH A, BEDDENDOREF. SJ. Religion. Speech, Latin English. Soclrility Modera- tor. MR. FRANCIS DI. CONLAN.S.j. Religion. Speech. l..itin. English. Assistant Band Modersitor. MR. HENRY E. DICRISTINA. SJ. Religion. Speech. Minh. Assismnr Debate Modem- tor. T, ':1v:':,:. L A-ffm .MN '7' 5 U! I BIR. PHll.lP E HANLEY. Sl Religion. Speech. l..1tin. English. Asxistiim Mml- crntoi' Philutlicmpzc. 'Jexiiit journal. MR. RALPH H. HEBERT. F rl. Rcligiwn. Spccili. Lgitin. Milth. Aw:st.int Smlality Mmlcratur. lSu:x'liii1.iri's Ciliih. M.igii:.ins Nmictxi XlR C. Rfll5l'Ril' INGRAM. Nl Rcligiifn. Fpculi. l..1rin. Aliiilwiriii- l li:lwIliupiL. .,.f? ,, 7591 W 'T' . 1- gi,-Fi .. ,,-yn., 4. .W .... ik. ,FM M M xiii ,mxiix H E Mil.lzOlD. yl l..it:n. l.ngl-Nh. Xliiilimltw llii- lliiiiiiilxip. C.l xL'l'l Cliilw Q ROlSlfR'l' bl Mll.l.l:R, sl livligziiri. Npi-Lili XI.itli ' ' w AlUulL'I'.lIUI' l..lxl lxwlllhl- LV. Aiilii-iw Cllulw . r sv f sizi.uAs. sy Niminisli, l..1r1n. M ,i t li iw Cluh. Cilii Clliiln MR vixcgifxi c' sviaiis si l..1tin. lfnliglixli. llixtwix l:IL'NlHll.lI1 l'iiiwtlw.ill Ciniili lliinulxxtiiiy MR lfDXX'ARlJ 'lAl7OYA. S -I. Rnligiwn. Sym-cili. Spun isli. C.lm-i'lc.iilus. K .llk'lL'I'l.l M R lSliNVIAXl IN I. Xxllllix. SFI Ruligi-in. Slim-gli. lliwiix Englixli. l:I'L'SllI1l.lIl ltixlwt hill Cli-.ul1. lfcncing Clliih QQ? , MR. TERRY I.. BURNS MR. jAMES R. CALLAN History. English. Math. English. Math. Tennis Assistant to the Principal. Coach. Moderator Safety Club, INIR, E. L. BIAES Assistant Band Director. Music Instructor. MR. CLARENCE RENO Chemistry. Math. Modera- tor Science Club. MR. E. L. HOHMAN Band Director. Music In- structor, fu , wig ff ff gym ' r -rw MR. PAVL j, KOZSVCH Math. Math S e m i n a ix Jesuit journal. MR, EDXVARD TL'MAVICL'S History. Sociology. J 4 Qt 4 if R .R WN Aw... N T? Y' I I lNIR. VUILLIAINI DVRICK Athletic Director, Head Basketball and Baseball Coach, History. MR. ROBERT j. EIFERT History, Assistant to Pre- fect of Discipline, P.E. Di- rector Uriderclassmen. INIR. JAMES WALSH Physical Education Direc- tor, B team Basketball and Baseball Coach. 'flag 'T MRS. F. A. NORSCH Registrar vig! INIRS, HELEN WHITE Librarian Mrs. Tanner, president of the j.H.S. Mothers' Club, presents Father Kammer with the new P.A. system. Giving it a try is Dave Burt. MRS. VEIMK BOYD Assistant Registrar I Mr. Huhn, maintenance superintendent, is caught without his usual smile while consulting Mrs. Timmerman, Treasurer. 'F 1' was 5, BISHOP LYNCH AWARD The President and Faculty of THE JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL OF DALLAS, TEXAS exiefzd I0 all who rlmll behold tbif dorumefzl Gieelifzgr in lbe Lord WHEREAS: His Excellency, the Most Reverend Joseph Patrick Lynch, of happy memory, founded the Bishop Lynch trophy for the purpose of honoring with special distinction the student of Jesuit High School who has most faithfully reflected the spirit of the school and has been most responsive to its influences: and, WHEREAS: Patrick Francis McGowan, graduate of the Class of 1958, has, by the manliness and refinement of his personality, by his superior scholastic attainment, by the credit he has reflected on the school by the qualities of his spiritual leadership, by his excellence in extracurricular activities, by the unselfish dedication of himself to the betterment of the school, won the respect, the confidence, and the affection of all who have come within the sphere of his influence: and, WHEREAS: The faculty of Jesuit High School, after due consideration, has found him eminently worthy of this distinction and honor: THEREFORE: Because of his signal merits, by the authority of our office and with the concurrence of the faculty of Jesuit High School, we hereby declare PATRICK FRANCIS MCGOWAN worthy to be awarded the Bishop Lynch Trophy for the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight. ff I .. salutatorlan JAMES D MILLER Wlth the second hllchest scholastlc record amcs D Mlller hrs been nlmed the salu tltorun for the cliss of 1959 l-lxs 1kltll'CSS clxcn If the csuxt Hush Scnlor Cllss Nllcht wus entrtled New lrontxers for the Clrss of 38 I-lc cmphislzed that AHICFILI rn both natlonll and 1r1terr1a tlonal polxtrcs needs enllghtened Chr1s tnn letdershrp to malxe the coxernment serxe the best rnterests ot the people to meet thls challenge IS one of the greatest of opportumtles open to our South valedictorian . PATRICK F. MCGOWAN Wlth the hrghest scholastlc record for hrs four years it csunt Hlch School Pltrnck l MCGOXA1D hts bccn nlmcd the xaledrctormn for the cllss of 1958 Hrs address tnen xt the JCSL1lf Hlgh Semor Cliss Nlght held on May 24 was entltled The CFISIS ln Educatlon He polnted out that due to the faxlure ot Amerrcan educators to keep up hrgh currlcular standards IH the mtlon s school system 1 scarcrty of vsell truncd students his resulted our educatlonal system for the most part has provrded no sound phxlosophy of lrfe x l 1 J ' ' .Q f Y., l A . . , c I , V , ' ,. ' ' - 1' I . . . .7 K . for his four years at Jesuit High School, L -4 . t. A, Q Y Q' v' -A L J, I V v A I L L ,KY . r ., V : - y . At L , ' ' Y ' R CLASS PRESIDENTS 202 Jack Sweeney 109 Chuck Sladek 107 John B1asattx 102 Denn1sStoebner Everywhere you can see the mark of the senror class no smgle paragraph could lrst all therr act1v1t1es and achrevements msteacl the entxre annual serves as one vast m1rror reflectrng the work and 1n fluence of a truly dedrcatecl group of students . . . SSHIOYS PAUL M. ACKELS Berchman's Club, 12, Class President, 11, Class Treasurer, 12, Square Dance Club, 113 Letterman's Club, 11, 12, Glee Club, 10, 113 Baseball, B Team, 10, Varsity, 11, 123 American Legion Baseball, 10, 11, junior League Baseball, 9. JOHN O. AHNERT, IR. Radio Club, 93 Bowling League, 10, Football, B Team, 10, 11, Baseball, B Team, 10, 113 Track, 10. .Mme DONALD LEE BACON Library Staff, 9, 10, Linz Pins, 9, 10, 11, 12. VICTOR W. BARBER, JR. Berchman's Club, 12, Philothespic, 11, 12, Major Plays, 11, 12, Roundup. 9, 10, 11, 12, Assistant Business Manager, 10, Exchange Editor. 11, Managing Editor, 12, Distinguished Service Award, 12, Last Roundup, 12, Feature Editor, 12, Band, 9, 10, 113 Square Dance Club, 11, Radio Club, 9, Fencers, 11, Class Parliamentarian, 9, 10, Glee Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Treas- urer, 12. FRED C. BECKER Berchman's Club, 10, 11, 123 Class Treasurer 101 Class President 113 Bowling League 10. 112 Freshman Football. 9. JOHN E. BIASATTI Student Council, 10, 113 Class President, 9, 10, 12. Vice-President, 11, Linz Pin, 9g Letterman's Club, 10, 11, 12, President, 123 Football. Honorable Mention All-State 11, 12, All-Greater Dallas 11, 12, B Team 93 Varsity, 10, 11, 12, Honorable Mention All-City 113 Captain, Varsity, 12, Best Blocker Award. 123 Track. 9, 10, 11. rw: .. . 53.5. LUKE B. BOSCO Parliamentarian, 93 Class Secretary, 11, Vice President. 12, Bowling League, 9, 101 Letterman's Club. 11, 12, Football. B Team, 9, Varsity, 10. 11. 12. Captain 12: Track 9. 10. ROBERT S. BOYNE Philothespic. 9, 10. 11, 12, Debaters. 9, 10, 11, junior Representative. 10: Last Roundup, 11, 12: Library Staff 9. 10. 11. 123 Library Award, 11, Class Secretary, 93 Bowling League, 11, Track, 121 junior Elocution Contest. 2nd. 103 Linz Pin. 9. nf' Yb- MARTIN T. BURNHAM Sodality, 10, 11, 123 Berchman's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Philothespic, 10, 11, 123 Radio Club, 93 Bookstore, 12, Class Treasurer, 10, Square Dance Club, 11. JAMES R. CAIN Perfect Attendance, 113 Track, 10, 11. RICHARD A. CARDENAS Berchman's Club, 9, 10, Library Staff, 9, 10, 11, 12. RICHARD F. COERVER, III Sodality, 9, 10, 11, 12, Central Council, 10, 11, 123 Berchman's Club, 9, 10 11, 12, Special Service Award, 11, 12g Philothespic, 11, 12, Major Plays, 12 Band, 9, 10, 11, 12, 2nd Music Lieutenant, 12, Secretary, 12, Service Award 11, Class Secretary, 12, Sacristan, 113 Perfect Attendance, 10, 11g Linz Pin 9, 10, 12. GEORGE THOMAS COGHLAN Berchman's Club, 10, 11, 12, NHS, 12, Philothespic, 11, 12, Major Plays 11, 12, President 12, Order of the Silver Masque, Class Treasurer, 9g Vice President, 123 Square Dance Club, 10, 11g Glee Club, 10, 11, 12, Secretary , , , , , 3 , , 9 Freshman Football, 9, Linz Pin, 9. JACK CONNELLY Safety Club, 12, Square Dance Club, 11, Glee Club, 10, 115 Basketball, 9. l l v JOHN B. CORNELL, III Camera Club, 12, Roundup, 12, Last Roundup, 12, J Award, 12, Football, 10, Manager, 10. WILLIAM ALFRED CROLL Band, 9, 10, 115 Bowling League, 9, 10, 11, 12, Glee Club, 93 Football, 9, B Team, 10. 12 Service Award 11- Football B Team 10 Baseball B Team 3 JOSEPH de LIRA Band, 11. 12g Bowling League, 10, 113 Football. B Team, 10. ALFRED E, DUVAL Student Council, 123 Class Vice-President, 10, President, 93 Bowling League 9, 103 Baseball, B Team, 9g Track, 9, 10. A g ROMAN P. EDER Bowling League, 12, League Champs, 12g Linz Pins, 11, 12. CHARLES F. EDMOND Berchman's Club, 10, 11, 12, History Club, 10g Band, 11, 12g Class Vice President, 10g Sacristan Award. 10. JOSEPH S. FAZZIO Berchman's Club, 11, 12, Radio Club, 9, Square Dance Club, 10, 11, Track, 12. LEON FLUSCHE Berchman's Club, 9, 10, 12, NHS, 12, Secretary, 12, Student Council, 125 Philothespic, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President, 12, Order of the Golden Masque, 12, junior Elocution Contest, 10, St. Elocution Contest, 11, UD Tourney, 1st, Declamation, 11, Sherman Tourney, 1st, Declamation, 12, NFL District Tourney, 1st, Declamation Natchitoches Tourney, 2nd, Radio Speaking, 12, Major Plays, 10, 11, Distinguished Service Award, 12, Debaters, 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary, 12, NFL, 10, 11, 12, President. 113 Band, 9, 10, 11, 12, 1st Drill, Lieutenant, 11, 1st Music Lieutenant, 12, Dallas County Select Band, 10, 11, Dallas County Music Festival, 2nd, Solo Contest, 11, Distinguished Service Award, 11, Dallas County Music Festival, 1st, Solo Contest, 12, Operetta Orchestra 11, NFL Degree of Distinction, Class President, 103 Bowling League, 10, 11, Perfect Attendance, 10, 11, Linz Pin, 9, 11, 12. JOHN D. FINNEGAN, III Sodality, 9, 103 Berchman's Club, 9, 10, 11, Philothespic. 10, 11, 12, Last Roundup, Artist, 12, Gold Medal Short Story Award, 12, Linz Pin, 12. WALTER LEE FLEMING, III Sodality, 9, 10, Berchman's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Philothespic, 9, 10, 11, 123 Debaters, 9, 10, Last Roundup, 12, Safety Club, 12, Cheerleaders, 10. 11, 12, Captain, 12, Class Vice-President, 9, Letterman's Club, 10. 11, 12, Basketball, B Team, 10, Linz Pin, 9, 12. LAWRENCE C. GALLAWAY, JR. NHS, 12, Student Council, 12, Debaters, 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11, President, 123 NFL, 10, 11, 12, Natchitoches Tournament, 2nd, Debate, Last Roundup, 12g History Club, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, 125 Mathematics Society, 11, 12, Square Dance Club, 10, 11, Cheerleaders, 123 Letterman's Club, 12. JOHN s. GODA NHS, 12, Student Council, 12, Secretary, 12g Last Roundup, 12, Safety Club, 11, 12, Vice-President, 123 Mathematics Society, 12, Electronics Seminar, 12, Linz Pin 9, 10, 11, 12. GEORGE W. GRAVES Berchman's Club, 11, 12g History Club, 11g Safety Club, 12g Class President, 11, Vice-President, 125 Square Dance Club, 10, 113 Lettermar1's Club, 11, 12, Glee Club, 105 Basketball, Varsity, 10, 11, 12, Captain, 11,' 123 All-Tourney Team, McKinney Tourney, 12. ROBERT K. HALL Class Secretary, 12, Perfect Attendance, 10, Track, 12. JEROME C. HOEDEBECK Library Staff, 93 Class Treasurer, 11, 123 Bowling League, 9, 103 Letterman's Club, 10, 11, l2Q Baseball, Varsity, 10, 11, 12, American Legion Baseball, 10, 11. RICHARD M. HULL Roundup, 123 Class Treasurer, 121 Letterman's Club, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer, 123 Football, BM Team, 103 Baseball, B Team, 9, Varsity, 10, 11, 12, Captain, 11, 121 Freshman Football, 9, American Legion City Champs, 113 Linz Pin, 9. EDWARD HERMAN HUTER Class Vice-President, 10, 113 Linz Pin, 10. JOHN E. JOHNSTONE, II Bc-rchman's Club, 9, 10, 11, 123 Last Roundup, 123 Band, 9, 10, 11, 122 Bowling League, 11, Perfect Attendance 10. CHARLES M. HANSEN, JR. Roundup, 11, 12, Business Manager, 12, Last Roundup, 11, 12, Business Manager, 12, J Award, 12, Safety Club, 11, 12g Square Dance Club, 10, 113 Bowling League, 123 Letterman's Club, 11. 12, Basketball, B Team, 10, Ten- nis, 11, 12, Captain 12, Golf, 11, 123 Linz Pin, 9. JAMES J, HARPER, JR. Berchman's Club, 9, 10, Roundup, 11, 12, Sports Editor, Last Roundup, 11. 12, Sports Editor, Sergeant-at-Arms, 10, Bowling League, 9, 10, 11, Letter- man's Club, 11, 12, Football, Freshman, 9, B Team, 10, Baseball, 10, 11, 12, B Baseball, 9g Bowling League Champions, Captain, 10, 11, Linz Pin 9. 4lg,, JAMES HAYES, III Berchman's Club, 9, 10, 12, Band. 9. 10, 11, 123 Perfect Attendance, 10. ROBERT E. HETTLER Central Council, 12, Sodality, 11, 12, Secretary, 121 Student Council, 11, 12 Vice-President, 123 Class Secretary 9, 10. PrC'SiClCFlf, 121 Lffffefmaffs Club, 11 12, Vice-President, 123 Football B Team, 10, Varsity, 11, 121 Basketball B Team, 105 Varsity, 11, Freshman Basketball, 9, Handball Champions, 11 Perfect Attendance, 10. JOHN P. JURANOVITCH Sodality, 9, 10, 11, 12, Central Council, 11, Berchman's Club, 10, 11, 12, Sacristan, 10, President, 11, Senior Representative, 12, Serra Club Award, 11, Philothespic, 9, 10, 11, 12, junior Representative, 11, Major Plays, 10, 12, MC junior Elocution Contest, 9, Order of the Silver Masque, 11, Distinguished Service Award, 10, 11, Roundup, 11, 12g Last Roundup 12, Layout Editor, 12, j Award, 123 Band, 9, 10, 11. 12, Band Council, 11, Lieutenant, 11, Secretary, 11. Archives 11, 12, 2nd Place Dallas County Band Festival, 10, Distinguished Service Award, 10, 11, Radio Club, 9, Class Parliamentarian, 10, Class Treasurer, 11, Square Dance Club, 11, Glee Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Operetta, '11, Vice-President 121 1st Place, Deanery Division, Diocesan Vocational Poster Contest, 11, Jesuit Reporter, Dallas Morning News, 12, Perfect Attendance, 9, 11, Chairman, Diocesan Youth Convention, 125 Diocesan Youth Council, 11. JOSEPH R. KIOWSKI Last Roundup, 12, Editor-in-Chief, 12, Citation 12, Safety Club, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer, 11, President 12, Library Staff, 9, 10, 11, Golf, 9, 10. PETER W. KIRK Camera Club, 11, Bowling League, 10, ll, 121 Lettermans Club, ll, 12, Glee Club, 10. 11, 12: Football, B Team, 10, Varsity ll: Track, 10. 11, 12, Freshman Football Coach: Perfect Attendance, 9, 10, 11. EDWIN J. LAMBERTY, JR. Berchman's Club, 9, 10. 11, 12, Treasurer, 12, Square Dance Club, 9, 10, Bowling League, 10, 11g Letterman's Club, 12: Glee Club. 10, 11, Football, B Team, 10, Freshman. 9, Varsity, 11, 12, Perfect Attendance, 10. LAWRENCE G. LENZEN Berchman's Club, 9, 10, 11, 125 Roundup, 95 Bowling League, 9, 10, 11 JAMES L. LEVASSEUR Transfer Student, 11. JOHN T. LEWANDOWSKY Berchman's Club, 11, 12g Transfer Student, 113 Linz Pin, 12. GEORGE A. LEWIS Band, 93 Bookstore Staff, 10, 113 Bowling League, 10, 11, 12. ROBERT N. LICANDRO Sodality, 9, 10, 111 History Club, 11, Band, 9, 10, 11, 125 Perfect Attendance 105 Linz Pin, 9, 12, JOHN T. LOUGHNEY, III Berchman's Club, 10, 11, 12g Letterman's Club, 10, 11, 123 Football Varsity 10, 11, 123 Baseball, 11, 12, Freshman Football, 9g B Baseball, 10. r r ROBERT LYONS Safety Club, 12, Class Parliamentarian, 9, Track 12. DENNIS D. MALCOLM Berchman's Club, 9, 10. 12: Camera Club, 9: Bowling League. 9. 101 Tennis. 9. 10. JOHN C. MASSE NHS, 12, Student Council, 11, 12, Philothespic, 123 Roundup, Page Editor. 11, Editor-in-Chief, 12g Last Roundup, 123 Roundup Distinguished Service Award, 11, Radio Club, 10, Secretary 11, Treasurer, 12, Mathematics Society, 11, 12, Treasurer, 12, Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 123 Electronics Seminar, 11, Analytical Geometry Seminar, 113 Calculus Seminar, 123 Linz Pin, 9, 11, 12. ROBERT P. MASSE Philothespic, 11, 12, Stage Manager, 12, Roundup, 11, 12, Film Editor, 12, Last Roundup, 11, 12, Film Editor, 12, Radio Club, 10, 11, 12, Major Domo, 11, Secretary, 125 Mathematics Society, 11, 12, Vice-President, 12, Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 12, Perfect Attendance, 11, Roundup Distinguished Service Award, 113 Gold Medal Essay Award, 11, Electronics Seminar, 11, Analytical Geom- etry Seminar, 11g Calculus Seminar, 12, Linz Pin, 11, 12. T. STANLEY MATHEWS Treasurer, 11, Baseball, B Team, 11, Varsity, 12, Track, 11, 12, Linz Pin, 12. RYENOLD J. MATUS Philothespic, 11, 12, Major Plays, 11, 12, Round-up, 11, 12, Last Roundup, 125 Senior Elocution Contest, 12, Order of the Silver Masque, 12g Library Staff, 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary, 11, Parliamentarian, 12. PATRICK F. MQGOWAN Sodality, 9, 10, 11, 12. Central Council, 10, 11, 12, Prefect, 11, Berchman's Club, 9, 10, 11, 121 NHS, 11, 12, President, 12, Student Council, 12, Treasurer, 12, Jesuit Debaters, 10, 11, 12, Secretary, 11, Gold Medal Debate, 11, 12, Winning Team, 11, 12g DL' Tourney, lst, Debate, 12, Natchitoches Tourney, 2nd, Extemp., 11, Catholic Debate League Trophy, 11, Distinguished Service Award, 11, 12, NFL, 11. 12, Degree of Distinction, 12g Roundup, 9, 10, 11, Exchange Editor, 10, Feature Editor, 11, J Service Award, 113 Last Roundup, 10, 11, 12, Assistant Editor, 12, Distinguished Service Award, 123 Mathematics Society, 10, 11, 12, President, 11, 12, Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 123 Library Staff, 10, Class Treasurer, 11, Square Dance Club, 11g Engineers Club of Dallas Science Award, 12, Citation, Selling as a Career Essay Con- test, 9, 10, JHS journal, 12, Editor, 12, Principals Seminar, 10, Analytical Geometry Seminar, 11, Calculus Seminar, 12, Electronic Seminar, 12, Gold Medal Essay Award, 123 Perfect Attendance, 9, 10, 113 Linz Pin, 9, 10, '11, 12. CHARLES H, MCLEAN, III Berchman's Club, 12. Transfer Student, 12. o Y 1 5 M . .l' JOHN McGRAW Berchman's Club, 10, 11. 12: NHS. 12, Student Council. 12, Dance Chairman. 12, Philothespic, 11, 12, Sergeant-at-Arms, 12, Major Plays, 125 Roundup, 11 12' Last Roundup 12' Band 9 10 11 12 Lieutenant 11 Ca tain 12 , -, , -1 . , . . -. . . p -. 2nd Place Dallas County Music Festival Cornet Solos. 9. 10, Dallas County Festival Band, 103 Glee Club. 9, 10, 11, 121 Citation, Selling as a Career' Essay Contest, 10, 11, Perfect Attendance, 11, Linz Pin, 9. 10, 11, 12. THOMAS A. MCSWEENY Sodality. 9. 10, 11, 12, Central Council. 11. 12. Secretary, 11, NHS. 12: Roundup, '10, 11, 12, j Service Award, 11, 12: Last Roundup. 10: Band. 9, 10. 11, 12, Executive Council. 12g Mathematics Society, 12, Camera Club. 93 Linz Pin, 9.10, ll, 12. ALEX MELETIO, III Berchman's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Radio Club, 9, 10, Basketball, B Team, 10, 11, School Representative, Rotary Club, 12. GENE MIKESKA Radio Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President, 12, Perfect Attendance, 12. JAMES DENNIS MILLER NHS, 11, 12, Vice-President, 12, Student Council, 11, 12, President, 12, Debaters, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President, 12, DU Tourney, 1st Place Debate, 12, Gold Medal Debate, 11, 12, Winning Team, 12, Distinguished Service Award, 12, Secretary, 12, NFL, 11, 12, Degree of Distinction, Roundup, 9, 10, 11, Editor-in-Chief, 11, High School News Correspondent, 11, Class President, 11, Square Dance Club, 113 Bowling League, 10, 11, 12, League Champs, 12, Principa1's Seminar, 10, Perfect Attendance, 10: Linz Pin, 9, 10, 11, 12. EUGENE W. MOORE Berchman's Club, 12, Last Roundup 123 Roundup, 123 Band 9, 103 Letterman's Club, 12, Football, Varsity, 112, Track 9, 10, Linz Pin. 11. MICHAEL L. MORROW Berchmarfs Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Philothespic, 12, Roundup 10, Last Roundup, 11, Library Staff. 9g Camera Club. 9, 10, 11, Glee Club, 9, 10, 12, Tennis, 10, 11. MICHAEL H. O'BRIEN, III Philothespic, 9, 10, 11, 12, Major Plays, 9, 11, 12, Roundup, 12, Square Dance Club, 111 Bowling League, 125 Glee Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Honorable Mention Sale-smanship Essay Contest, 11g Perfect Attendance, 9, 10, 123 Linz Pin, 12. JAMES R. PARTRIDGE Berchmans Club. 10, 11. 121 Band, 9, 10. 11, 12, Executive Council, 11, All-County Band, 10, 121 Class Treasurer, 121 Letterman's Club, 12, Pan- American Club, 11: Glec Club, 10, 11, 12g Track, 9, 11, 12, Captain, 12. JAMES H. PASCHAL, JR. Berchmans Club. 11. 121 History Club, 10. 111 Band. 9, 10: Radio Club 9. 10, Camera Club. 10. GERALD E. PETTIBONE Berchman's Club, 11, 12, Student Council, 12, Class Vice-President, 9, Secre- tary, 10, Secretary, 12, Letterman's Club, 10, 11, 12, Football, B Team, 9, Varsity, 10, 11, 12, Captain 12, All-State 11, 121 All-Greater Dallas, 12, Most Valuable Player, 12, Basketball, Freshman, 9, B Team, 10, Track, 10, 11, 12, Captain 12. ALBERT L. PIERCE, JR. Sodality, 10, 11, Berchman's Club, 9, Roundup, 11, 12, Last Roundup, 11, 12, Safety Club, 11, 12, Library Staff, 11, 12, Class Secretary, 9. Treasurer. 10, Bowling League, 12, Football, BU Team, 10, Baseball, Juniors, 93 Track, 10, Freshman Football, 9, Golf Team, 12, Linz Pin 12. HERMAN PRAUSE Perfect Attendance, 11. GERALD A. PRIEST Berchman's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Safety Club, 11, 12, Letterman's Club, 10 11, 12, Football, Varsity, 10, 11, 12, Manager, Basketball, Varsity, 10, Manager CARL B. REESE Archers, 11. 123 Class President 10, Secretary 11, Treasurer 12, Letterman's Club, 10, 11, 12: Football, B Team. 113 Track 10, 11, 125 Linz Pin 10. JOHN L. ROBERTS Berchmarfs Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Safety Club, 11, 12, Linz Pin, 9. LIONEL CLEOQ A. RUIZ Baseball, Manager, 10, Varsity, 11, 12, Perfect Attendance, 9, 10, 11. JOHN 1. SAZAMA, III Band, 9, 10, 11, 12, Gold Medal Music Contest, 2nd Place, 10, lst Place. 11, Dallas County Instrumental Music Contest, lst Place, 11, Safety Club, 9. 10, 11, 123 Library Staff, 113 Glee Club, 12. Berchman's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Camera Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President, 11, Secretary 123 Lette-rman's Club, 11, 12, Football, Manager, 11, Varsity, 12' FRED A. SCHELLENBERG Soclality, 91 Berchman's Club, 10, 11, 12, Student Council, 111 Philothespic 11, 12, Major Plays. 12, Roundup, 11, 12: Last Roundup, 12, History Club. 113 Radio Club, 10: Safety Club. 11, 12, Library Staff, 10, 11, 12, Cheer- leaders. 101 Square Dance Club. 113 Bowling League 10g Glee Club. 121 G0lf, 10, 12. EUGENE M. SCHLEBACH Berchman's Club, 12, Bowling League, 12, XY'inning Team. Senior Division. WILLIAM SCHUSTER Sodality, 10. 11. 12. Central Council, 12, Berchman's Club, 10. 11, 121 NHS. 123 Student Council, 12, Philothespic. 10. 11: Band, 9. 10, ll, 12. 2nd Lieutenant. 11. Band Council, 11, 12, 1st Lieutenant. 12, Square Dance Club, 11: Pan-American Club, 11: Glee Club, 10. 11. 121 2nd Place E. L. Holman Music Contest, 11, Distinguished Service Medal, 10, Dallas Area Select Band. 12: Rotary Club Student Representative, 12g Band Service Pin, 11. DONALD SHAW Pbilothespic. 10: Roundup 11, 12, Last Roundup, 12, History Club. 10, Library Staff. 9, 10, ll. 121 Camera Club, 9. 11. 12, Secretary 11. President 123 Bowling League. 10, PA Announcements. CHARLES A. SLADEK, JR. Berchman's Club, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President, 12, Roundup, 12g Last Roundup, 125 Safety Club. 10, 11, 123 Class President, 12, Square Dance Club, 113 Bowling League. 9, 10, Letterman's Club, 123 Freshman Football, 93 Freshman Basketball. 9: B Team. 10, Varsity, 11, 12, Co-Captain, 12g Track, 11, 123 All-Tourney Basketball, McKinney, 12. JAMES H. SNELL, III Last Roundup, 12g Class Vice-President, 10, 11, President, 9, Parliamentarian, 123 Perfect Attendance, 10, Linz Pin, 9, 10, 11, 12. JOHN G. STACK, JR. Sodality, 93 Berchman's Club, 11, 12g Safety Club, 113 Freshman Football, 9, B Team. 10, Track, 10, Perfect Attendance, 9. LAURENCE B. STEINER Safety Club, 12, Class Secretary, 12. LAWRENCE E. TANNER Sodality, 9, 10, Berchman's Club, 12, Square Dance Club, 9, 10, 11, Track, 12. WILLIAM I. THORNTON Roundup, 11, 12, Staff Artist, 11, 123 Last Roundup, 11, 12, J Service Award, 11, Band, 9, 10, 11, 12, Executive Council, 9, 10, 11, 12, E. L. Hohman Music Contest, 1st Place, 9, Dallas County Music Festival, 1st Place, 9, Drum Major, 11, 123 Class Secretary, 11, Bowling League, 11, League Champs, 11, Glee Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, President, 12, Track, 123 Dallas Civic Opera Association 57, Margo jones Theatre 56, junior Elocution Contest, 9. ROBERT TIMMERMAN Band, 9, 10, 11, 12, Merit Awards, 10, 11, Merit Award Trophy, 11, 2nd Place Dallas County Music Festival, 11, Glee Club, 9, 10, 11, 12. GEORGE E. TUTON Letterman's Club, 123 Football, B Team, 11, Freshman Football, 93 Varsity, 12. MICHAEL K. STEPHAN Library Staff, 9, 103 Class Secretary, 103 Square Dance Club, 113 Bowling League, 9, 10, Track. 123 Varsity Baseball Manager, 10. A. DENNIS STOEBNER Berchman's Club, 10, 113 History Club, 113 Radio Club, 93 Safety Club, 123 Library Staff, 11, 123 Camera Club, 9, 103 Class President, 11, 123 Glee Club, 9. RICHARD C. STOEBNER Soclality, 93 Berchmarfs Club, 11, 123 Safety Club, 11, 12, SCCICUIY, 123 Library Staff, 9, 10, 11,,123 Class Vice-President, 95 Square Dance Club, 113 Football B Team, 10, Freshman, 93 Library Award, 9, 10, 11. JOHN J. SWEENEY Safety Club, 11, 123 Class Vice-President, 123 Square Dance Club, 113 Bowling League, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer, 123 Letterman's Club, 11, 12, Vice-President, 12, Baseball, B Team 9, Varsity, 11, 12, Captain 123 American Legion Baseball, 10, 11, American Legion City Champs, 11. WILLIAM P. VAN HOOSE Transfer Student, 11, Linz Pin, 11. JOHN D. WILSON Class Treasurer, 11, Secretary, 12, Letterman's Club, 11, 12, Treasurer, 12 Football Team, 103 Baseball, B Team, 10, Varsity, 11, 12, All-State 12, American Legion City Champs. 11, 12. KEITH F. WHITE Transfer Student, 11. JAMES M. WRENN NHS, 123 Roundup, 11, 12g Last Roundup, 125 Radio Club, 9, 10, 11 12 Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 123 Cafeteria Staff, 10, 11, 12, JI-IS journal 12 Electronics Seminar, 11, Texas Chemical Council Trophy, 123 Linz Pin 10 11, 12. , 1 a Treasurer, 11, President, 123 Mathematics Society, 10, 11, 125 Secretary, 12g Publisher, 12, Analytical Geometry Seminar, 11g Calculus Seminar, 12g LARRY L. ZOPPI Class Secretary. 9, 103 Class Treasurer, 11. Mike Morrow and Ellen Grady make a happy-looking pair. Larry Tanner swings through a fast number with Barbara Schaefer. O O 6 se n I o r pa rty Father Niay tallung to some of the chaperones Cowtovvn's own Dennis Cross and Bonnie Cunningham fightit out, l l John juranovitch smiles down at Cecilia Sellers. Hard working Roundup Business Manager Chuck Hansen with Sheila Madigan. Q Q -Q wand Hey, Diane Wfeisbruch--where's Larry Everyone, even jo Ann Bifano, enjoys Put McGowan's Gallaway? jokes-except, of course. McGowan. Beep! Beep! Beep! Around in space she sails Our newest satellite Over Earth does glide. Sending back her findings From up among the stars. Giving out strange news KP 6 Dropping forth these clues. 7 ' B en' Beep' ep The esuit Class ot 58 Their futures do appear And thus we write it here oe KlOXXSlx1 the president will be Of the N H S fNat1onal Honker Societyj Partridge left ft doctor to be But I ll not let him work on me Bftsketbill is Gru es s gtme His be tutiful field gotls win him ftme Carl Reese is now a little man His weight 1nd he1vht'he f me to Hettler lred Sehellenberg to see the world From the I mpire 'State Building w IS hurled Midst sun blked soil 1nd i ritty rubble Bitssttti is now 1 man ot wide time Ex ery post office bulletin botrd carries his ntme ohn Wilscun in tn oxen pot ttoes will grow M tkinf retdy quick french tries to vo Pete Pierce w ill own his ow n clothinf shop He ll be his own best customer Tom Co vhltn will inxent 1 tormult That will grow hut on skin he lds 4 jf' L Bl - ' ,e'52:0g awe 90' QJ4 lr I 0199 fa if Thornton who used to drill the bint Will learn more in the marines Fdmond who retlly can swing Now rix als Hollywood 5 Bing ohn Roberts will own 1 produce store He ll hue the best from eggs to bo 1r Chuck McLetn will die happily Drowninv in 1 hundred gallons of thunderbird lek Sweeney 15 the mln s m tn He owns 1 fym tnd tthletie club erry Priest won wide accl um Keep your eyes held up to the sky Cluse Mtlcolm is ftlott somew here on hiffh erry Pettibone tsttr of wide teclum At colle e will continue his tlme Chuck Sladek will repltce Ricky 1nd Elyis ts the current teen af e idol tck Codl in 19 6 president will be of T e I S Amtlvtmtted Bird Watchers Associttion 99 X ' x 1 ' ' 4 e I . .Be . ix L 4 74 f I . 3 . 1 4 L V I u l ' L I . 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'I ' ' .i '- 1 ll' sl. ..., Lgg 4 ' i i ' ' ' AL I Buddy Van Hoose causes much fear and dread By walkmg around wrthout any head Sazama was known for h1s trumpet at large But the best he could play was the Ranger s Charge Vrc Barber has left the Roundup beh1nd U S Army 1S now on h1s s1gn Pat McGowan w1ll be the f1rst scnentrst To re grow hart on Father May s head Peter Krrk w1ll haye h1s fame Because he s m Track s hall of fame In Tennessee Lenzen s fame 15 known And so the busrness for h1s strll has grown Gene Schleback w1ll own some bowl1ng lanes And he ll cater to Mr Burns trade rm Wrenn w1ll be playrng fullback For the Green Bay Packers 1m Snell w1ll pose for a Charles Atlas ad KICk1Hg sand 1n Ed Lamberty s face Out of the vest comes our Kerth Whlte Sarlmg sarlrng oy er the boundrng mam There goes de Llra on the Battleship MHIDC Ed Lamberty w1ll be a future Latm professor at Iesurt Hlgh School oe Prause vson the respect gn en to h1m By l1ft1ng veexghts at the downtown gym Herman Huter has now a f1ll1ng stat1on He s the htghest pr1ced rn all creatlon He lacks the denxms and the motorcycle boots Yet Cam terrorrzes all when round tovsn he scoots Dennls Stoebner left esuxt to be A censor for Elms Presley Lewrs lS novs marr1ed to a pretty m1ss But doubt lf erther w1ll has e much bhss Larry Tanner an announcer w1ll be For Thunderbird commercrals on TV Gene Moore IS always seen at h1s cafetena See More and Eat More h1s slogan goes ohn and Bob Masse conucted vnll be For swxndlmg sweet old wxdows out of thelr sax mgs Matthevss one of those dependable men Now 1n England sets the clock B1g Ben Leon Flusche psychologist the Nobel Prlze vs rll w1n For shrrnklng Harper s head to a slze fue br1m Tom McSvy eeny w1ll make a huge fortune Sell1ng contact lenses to near srghted one eyed flymg purple people eaters ohn Cornell has at last succeeded He s parklng VW s dovs ntown Matus IS famous on broadway yet Playmg the lead In Romeo and ulxet Gene Mllxeska tr1ed hard to be a radroman But as far as he vxent vas to be a great b1g ham ohn McCravx has 1ny ented a solxdlfxer to be used On muddy roads at Dallas UH1X6fSlty D1ck Coerx er w1ll challenge Jack Goda to a el For chaslng after Tlger s g1rl frlend Lee Bacon vull be on a south bound Sputnlk on h1s may to Mars Bob Lxcandro w1ll be close on Blcon Tall IH hrs own rocket shxp Schuster novy dlrects tvs enty bands But only to the desert sands Cardenas vxhom revy haye ex en seen Is novs runnmg a mldget submarxne uranox 1tch vs rll haxe a com entron ex ery year He ll be elected best pol1t1c1an fout of fearj Mllxe Morrow will deslgn h1s ovsn hot rod Whlch w1ll only run on hlgh grade tequ1la Dlck Stoebner w1ll be a great braxn He ll predxct all the latest ram Q . 7 Y . 7 , , . Y 4 3 7 V. ' . . V . I 7 7 . . - . 7 - 7 I , . l , . . l 7 7 1 v y -7 K' I . J T V . V . . . Packing a gun and looking for a fight. ' ' f ' 4 ' du 7 3 Y A I ' 7- . v . . D 7 Y I . . 2 ,S 7 I Y , . I 7 V I V V Y 5 V V 7 7 . 7 I 7 I I U . 7 Y ,' y' . Y ' . , . . J . l , . A 7 . ' 7 I V I . , . y T . 3 4 wr - H - , A 4 l , He's a cool, cool daddy with quite a reputationg Croll's got what it takes to give Brando competition. jim Miller's won his fame The next Charles Goren he became. Bob Tirnmerman is now a man of casesg He's got a band that carries tommy guns in their cases. Hayes who never could play a note Is now running a leaky steam boat Roman Eder a success will be He ll own his own bowling alley Tom Loughney will haye a pawn s o And try to help poor souls like himself Dux al and Bosco left eu mane To start a filling station and pump gas Hall In es so far from town you see I cannot tell his secret prophecy Dick Hull will be the latest in lnything Because he ll ney er be on time Bobby Boyne will haxe a new deal lor all those who get a raw deal lor Meletio now the bones haye rolled his way He w rote a book called Dice the Easy Way George Tuton is a yery funny man While he s Marilyn Monroe s leading man ack Harper a twenty game winner for the Giants Will own his own prix ate hat factory At the Olympics Steiner ciuses much woe ohn Ahnert will be a iunk dealer And hell haye the best deil in 51 Fords Lewondosky will find his time in politics As Dictator of Cubl he knows all the tricks Ired Becker is going to haxe a cir lot So he ll be able to driy e all the cars about Lee I leming will be 1 x ictim ot amnesia Unable to remember even his own name. Ackels walks straight wherever he goes Because it's easy' for him to follow his nose. Hoedebeck after work away' does fly To meet someone at Gaston High. Ruiz a merchant is with warehouses On land and ships on the sea. Zoppi will become a big man in town Mainly because he s so all round ohn Stack will open a little store And nes er will he haye any more Bobby Hettler will im ent pills to grow s or People taller and tall people smaller ohn Finnegan in the art museum will gain his fame Leading people to see frame after frame ohn ohnstone will haxe a stock brokers of rce And he will be broker than all Martin Burnham is now a powerful man He owns all the book stores in the land Hansen will be chosen flabbiest Tennis player of all time Bishop L C Gallaway will establish co education At esuit High School To Don Shaw success has come He manages Slenderella s Eastern Branch im Pascal now rids animals ot pain md woe M1chaclO Brien is now in the know You can see him on his weekly TV show ack Connelly to the top his risen His adyertlslng firm is 1 prize to him IeV1sseur to C 1n1d1 his returne l And in politics his lesson his le trned And lastly Stephen with his truck lines Has mended his w 1ys to uoid triffic fines . K 1 7 3 A 7 i I , ' - J 1 7. . ' ' . h p f ' . ' . ' ' ' ' h t ' ' 1 ' 1 ' Y ' ' . L . Get on your mark. get set, go! A great veterinarianu-we w'on't worry about him anymo . ' , ' , A , ,. , ' ,. -- ti ' 1. 4 . A -t k V7 Y It 'B B C . 'B . last will and testament WHEREAS: We, the Senior class of Jesuit High School of the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-eight perceiving that our days in these hallowed halls are os er and WHEREAS We are possessed of most excellent mind and body as is esidenced by the fact that we hase sursived thus far at all THEREFORE We do ordain and decree that the following be submitted as the Last Will and Testament of the graduating class First to esuit High School sase lease our undying loyalty and desotion Second to all members of the faculty vse lease our most sincere gratitude for the efforts they hase expended on our behalf in the last four years And finally to and as mdrsiduals suse bequeath the following ohn Ahnert leases a six pak Cgum of coursej to the faculty to be dis ided equally by lr May Victor Barber left to pick up Sharon Paul Ackels cant find anyone good enough to lease an thing of his to ohn Biasatti leases his football rabbit punch to Bobby Cahill im Snell leases ohn Thurmond his bar bells Tommy Coghlan leases his flannel mouth to john ohnson Luke Bosco leases his sictorious manner on the football field t nsone strong enough to take It Richard Cardenas leases Mr Hebert with no one to look dovsn on Al Dus al leases Luke Bosco for the first time in his life Becker s happy just to be leasing Bob Boyne leases esuit still in one piece Dick Cain just ssoke up and left erry Hoedebeck leases vsith the all time high record of being absent Lee Fleming leases Father O Fly nn still vsondermg how memorized 600 lines of Virgil Dick Coers er leases for Slenderella International oe deL1ra leases ssondering if he can really speak Spanish Charles l'dmond leases his ssild red hat to the next bass drummer Martin Burnham leases the most corrupt organization in the school the bookstore to Al Mokry ohn Cornell leases for the Air Force ack Connelly leases Mr Sykes ssithout anyone to yell at Robert Hall leases his pigeons at Jesuit vshere he found them Bill Croll leases with Barbara ohn McGravs leases two vyell known Ursuline girls at each other s throats Larry Tanner leases his secret of the 440 to Mike Flusche im Wrenn leases with a girl under each arm Lawrence Lenzen leases after sleeping through a year of Sociology ames Hayes leases his easy three step method of pla in the Sas. to Tom Oxley squeak' squeak' squeak' Al Dus al leases Mr Selgas ten barrels of homemade apple ac oe Fazzio leases his only track letter to ohn Brough George Cras es leases the basketball team to john Mullen Gene Mikeska leases Mr Selgas sslth his radio problems oe Kiossski leases his key to Father Ris oire s office to the highest bidder Mike Morross hasnt left yet hcs still vsorking on his conditional examinations john Lcsvs andoss sky leases the lon est name in the senior class to anyone vsith the stamina to vsrite it 1 1 s Y Y L L 1 1 S y L t t 1. . . 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H g L , f ' 1 1' L 1 I George Lewis leaves but with difficulty ohn Finnegan leaves for Paris wxth h1s beret and cigarette holder Bob Hettler leayes Mr Buddendorff and the Sodality to Norman Melun oe Prause leay es for the moon erry Pettibone leay es his place 1n the touchdown twins Bobby Cahill and also a two way ticket to Oklahoma Charles McLean leay es with just enough Thunderbird for after the prom jim Miller leayes the debaters to Tommy Fuechtmann Robert Lyons leayes tryrng to get his facts strarght in Father Allens Religion Class Dennis Malcolm leayes all his beer cans to the esuit Mission Drue to be sold as scrap metal Herman Huter leaves for another greased pig contest ohn Johnstone leayes the P A system to King O Shea he can get the marbles out of his mouth erry Priest leaves Father May Coach Durick and the locker room to oe DePasqual John Sazama leax es the trumpet section to Nick Meh Tom McSweeny leaves 1 pound to each Junior and doesnt notice the difference Robert L1candro leaves with the school funds Stanley Matthews leay es to get h1s tire tool from Laneri Ronnie Matus leaves after being the only one to haye a newspaper article censored by Father Kammer Peter Kirk leases seyeral inches and seyeral pounds to Tommy Pauken ames LeVasseur leay es for Canada Mike Stephan leaves his fayorite teacher Mr Reno Bill Thornton leayes the Marching Band to Steye Sellers and jim Hopp ack Goda leay es for the diyorce courts Chuck Hansen leayes without haung beaten Sheila in an thing Speedy Meletio leayes fifty feet of rubber to Mr Huhn while on his way to pick up Mackie Jim Partridge leayes walking because his car cant make the trip to Pats house ohn juranox itch leaxes for St Mary s U with the song fue years and Cecilia on his mind Loughney the leech borrovys bus fare to leaxe Roman Eder leayes 100 loay es of Cook Book to the Cafe terra compliments of the M1dn1ght Bread Supply Leon Flusche leayes without one good grade in Latin Fred Schellenberg left wondering whether he really went thru Physics lab or not Gene Schlebach leayes for nearest brewery The Masse brothers leaye for Playboys Anonymous Lee Bacon leay es to Terry all of his little shortcuts in math Leo Ruiz leay es Father May with all the dirty uh laundry Bill Schuster leayes the Tones fighting over who will ea Larry Steiner leayes ohn Thurmond his record breaking run of 10 minutes on the obstacles Dennis Stoebner leayes the Library dolng yery little busi ness Gene Moore leayes for the Culf and the skm drying ex pedition Mike O Brien leay es for England in a Brrstol A C stage 1 Eddle Lamberty leaves tor Leay enworth Chuck Sladek leayes after paying a few bribes ohn Stack leaves trying to borrow Meletios Chewy Dick Stoebner leayes eyerybody wondering whether hes really Dick or not ack Sweeney leax es to wreck his Cheyy and get a new c Pete P1erce leay es to prck up Germ Carl Reese leayes for Rome and the Olympics ohn Roberts leay es bucklng for manager of Safeway 145 Don Shaw leayes the Fencing Club without a target ack Harper leaxes for South America and the head shrinkers Bob Timmerman leay es for California with Mr Huhn George Tuton leayes early for Oak Clitf Buddy VanHoose leayes Flthcr May dumbfounded Llrry Gallaway leayes tor the seminary Pat McCowan leaxes Mr Kozsuch the lost root which 'imizingly enough wrs at last found Keith White leaxcs to try to prss his physiul john Wilson leues for Idaho and the potito patches Larry Zoppi leaxes his thlnks to llther O I lynn for his Fnglish points I . 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V Q ' v '-L I s 7 r V ' A vi i 'ik MOST EASY GOING Larry Tanner MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST STUDENT Patrxck McGowan BEST ATHLETE jerry Pettnbone seniors BEST DISPOSITION ohn Wilson BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED Albert P1erce MOST TYPICAL Charles Slaclelx LI P e r THINNEST Herman Huter MOST SOPHISTICATED Ronald Matus M'- BEST FRIEND FOR THE FUTURE Tom Cofbhlan SHORTEST Richard Cardenas and TALLEST Peter Kirk MOST GENEROUS jack Sweeney SMOOTHEST TALKER Lee Fleming STRONGEST joe Prause MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST INDUSTRIOUS John 'Iuranovitch MOST QUIET Tom Mc:Sweer1y MOST DEPENDABLE MOST POPULAR Robert Hettler gli r-'M Z ,.-: ..-W ,al nll g :.'.4 MOST SELF CONFIDENT jack Harper WITTIEST Leo Runz MOST SERIOUS john McGraw 1 Z ' lii 455 ,, ' , ' V V en lor Q A 'ii' if IQ, , a? L mg . 9 ya 1 i, V, ' ' fl. if 4 gif fb, ,, ,A fl tif 'Y , ,gym wi X ' pig 'Z ww- 1 5, ,V ,- Hy, L in 'M Ii: , W 1 , J 1 Y 1 ' Q ll du - Ol our U' Y f ggi? :rx Rh nw ,ll M . ff, , 1 S 2. 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Walter St. Clair Myron Taliaferro Attila Telkes Lawson Thompson john Thurmond jon Tinkle Ray Todd Pat Traynor Charles Van Winkle Carl Wasaff Gene Weber Scott Wilmarth A Jrout if loyulg u frout is truthful: u fcout is coura- g60ZlJ' Don Wood Ken Wooliscroft Stan Zihlman Fred Garver CLASS PRESIDENTS 208 Issac Treuno 210 Ron Bxshara 209 Felix Alfieri 205 Dick Baker 211 Ed Carriere The Second Year upper classmen the big days of looking over the new frosh with a taller than thou atti tude the Get Acquainted dance seven Varsity men and more B Teamers unior Elocutlon Contest ulius Caesar Var sity and B Team basket ballers intramural Bas ketball team that ran with the seniors for a while edrtorships and important writing for The Roundup mural track champs e lead and other roles in King Lear Mission drivers best B Baseball team The Gimp develop ing look at us watch got a good thing coming . sophomores J. U . . ff . . . junior Division intra- ...th us... 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Pat Parkerson Pat Pattison Robert Pellegrini Eugene Personne Rodney Procaccini Reginald Regis Tom Robira john Roper Frank Roznovsky Step right up and get your tickets for the TV Jet, 25c. Eugene Rushing Bernie Rust Arnold Salinas Harry Salis jim Scarborough Robert Schaefer Fred Scherr Michael Sears james Shaw 2 Fail ' fwisffsifsifgiigi ,,i,,,ffgrg1hi ..IjzTgQi -4 i UQ eg wif 12511 3412-Sw 49 ',f'q':gs,ii A , --esfigzef if ffsligsmesi 1 K.. 1, A M At' x-U -1 , f- ws? 1 53? jg? r W , Ex Q S ,gf A mf hw ,fv rg, 1? 1, Qin, 1, . , If ' gt .. if fi 5 A 2 252 ff? K 19' 51 3 T353 gf 1: mi f 2 if ' , ,.5, W V gi ,, V 5 1,4 Q A 6 'ky ',, V if ' V Mi I' Q, I -9. + Q7 Mi, A , , , J, 6. ,va . in -L K , ,v?..!,, 5 4 .r ill: wx: Q, ' Nb' QQ:-ov' 'N-r 1 . . I 1 . f 1 ' ' ' . .' .. Robert 'ryree ,IOQ LTf5O Af'lthOIly VCHfLlf.1 john Watson Felix XVeber Herman Weber f The Fxrst Year frrst taste f1rst 1mpress1on some of them rrght cor rectrng the wrong ones Latm class competrtron row compet1t1on 1nd1v1d ual competltron over any thmg Mass attendance rnter class football games Magazme Drrve credlts aflythlllg freshman football and bas ketball Cyclops class mghts Roundup staffers Frosh Speech Tourney rrbbons Newsweek brg brotherlng the Sth grade entrance examers let me do rt try anythmg once br hopes confldence amb1t1on W1ll It last w1ll 1t9 CLASS PRESIDENTS 303 Pat Hollern 212 Tom Welch 505 Lance Emerson 302 Rodger Gunn Carl Pell1gr1n1 506 Mike Cross freshmen if-yt, p . fs- . . ., Honors. . .Moe book I - L - 5 , - 5 - 5 9 - - Roscoe Betz Bob Black Bob Blake David Blossom Mike Bordelon Edward Borkowski Mike Boyce Fred Broberg Ronnie Burgert Kenneth Burt Vincent Butz Pat Byrns john Abeln Lawrence Andersen jack Andis Gary Atkinson Larry Augustine Richard Banks Frank Bantle Tommy Bantle Carl Barker George Becker Pat Bell John Bellamy john Carpenter Ernest Chalkley John Claiborne Tommy Clifford Don Coerver Mike Coghlan Bernie Compa Tommy Cone Bill Connor Ernest Connor Ronnie Cooper Edward Cosgrove WZL7' 3 Frank Cotter 1 james Cozby fro- h C 4 A Michael Crawford P ' t Richard Cree - ,f R N I Let me fee now. 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QW me 0 S0006 CQ Mullen and Carson at S.S.C.A ?f Ywff Vg fi if W , 5 H ivy M 5 EveIY0ne h 'DQDCC I 3 f 5 ? homo Onentatmn Da F S P em Councds the1rStudem Coincdfeshmen meet the img Wheels of ad fun at The Stud Sr vsater to saxl thxs The TCII. parade sponsored by the Student Councul Although there IS boat m xt does make a good decoratmon 'J QKSQA ff x di 51 S if v 7 X 'll 1 3 rf ff' K4 5? 'vi if -f X yf W 'W are 2: if 3' x at w k 'R 'i.'fi- ' ': E, 'N sv Q Q V X P ff kia nf 4 ., rf 0 w 'Z 1 V SXJJ ,X B 4 We J J J J yi gf M 'Y' 3 'S O' 2 5 :, 9 ' it Y .::,x X , fig' ,, f kai r K in rt I 1 Y I4 N' :Q Kyyu Q A I lr l . 'f K J i in A ts' I '9 .- , f' i- M gr? as ,, Q-LM 44 W I 'YJ L --i-i 35 Miha. Nils. Above: Like a shot in the arin, Top: The J.H.S. Band's capable officers: Coerver, Flusche, Fhe Rgnglfr fig? Songdplgsnipmt McGraw, Schuster, Billingsg Hitt, Hopp, Sellers, Father into Ot payers an ' Rivoire, SJ., Moderator, Thornton, Land, and McSweeny. Above: One of the Ranger Band's flashier formations during the colorful football season. Left: Relaxing after Ll busy year, the band enjoys their annual banquet. held this year at Sammy's Restaurant. l ,, A The secret of success is always the long hours of endless practice. piuicticc. practice. HJONATHAN. YOI' ALXVAYS XIVERE A HORROR. BET DID YOI' HAVE TO LOOK LIKE ONE? johnson. Sellers. Swear- i n g e n. Schellenberg. Salis. Hollern. YOU'RE RIGHT, DAT FELLOW IN DE PLAY VASN'T SO SMART. VAS HE? Salis gagging Sellers. A ROLLING. ROARING AUDIENCE implicitly proclaimed the first major production a gigantic success. In spite of frightening flu tolls. an energetic cast of veterans and greenhorns under the direction of Mr. Ingram, SJ., snapped the last curtain on fitful crowds for three consecuQix'e nights in mid-December. The stage crew gave an outstanding performance as well. THAT IDIOT! HE GOES NEXT! Steve Sellers, gagged. with Fred Schellen berg threatening Theodore fRonnie Matusj Roosevelt. and old Shit THERE I XYASSH . , . HEY. YOI' AIN'T EVEN LISHENINGV' STEVE SELLERS. S t1.m. .ind Chris Guenther un- whcrly' rc-ctzng his play. .is ll.zi'ry Mlm tlixc-rts his fun .irtcntzon JESUIT HIGH'S SPEECH TEAM is that formidable alliance of the Jesuit Debaters and the Philothespic Society which shook terror into the hearts of rival students as they watched the point returns appear on various high school and college bulletin boards throughout the tournament-minded South. In all fields dramatic the Phil- othespic bolstered an already conquer- ing team of original speakers to sev- eral grand awards. MIKE O'SHEA Top e Tourn ey Tbrealr JOHN JOHNSON I at o I' ififli.-.an U ra? v e ai' ' .. vi, 5 '-, f elocution Philothespic members who par- ticipated in the various speech tournaments throughout the yearg with Jesuit Debaters they copped many awards. Memorable COX AND BOX Leon Flusche Mike O'Brien, Ronald Matus. Judge Mr. Richard Baker con- gratulates the trophy winners: lst place john Johnsong 2nd place Arthur Allen. TEN JUNIORS AND SEN- IORS vied for top acting hon- ors at Christ the King audito- rium on January 30. This year's contest was hailed by some as the school's finest. An Ctlfly East Attic practice: Le.ir fklikc Olsllhlj banishes Cur- tleliri CRicli:ird Bnnltsj as usscmhlctl ltinsmcn, nn- hles. and Fool fMinor Carsonj look uni amalecl at his rushness. Toms a-cold, Pat Simpson a n d john johnson l lf AND NONX' --- O I' T, g VILE jEI.I.Y! Bill Car- 3 ncy, Vic Barber fslninj T and Toni Coghlnn. AND MY POOR FOOL IS HANGED. I NO, No, NO LIFE. ,JE 3 LEON ELUSCHE. STEVE SELLERS. RICHARD BANKS, A A n MIKE O'SI-IEA, FRED SCHELLENBERG, E 3 I' jerry Hitt, head electrician, spotlights fellow workers: SEND QUICKLY. SAVE THE LIFE OE LEAR AND OF Mrs. juranovitch fcostumerj, Mr. Hanley, fexecutivc CORDELIAQ' Mqlim, Ingmmr and Emqgf Ctmntif, proclucerj, and Randolph Smith fmulte-up mginj, 'Q I SXWIVT MOVING TRAGEDY with iihuntliint comic relief marketl an .ulult remlitiun ul' Sl1.ll'iCSlWC.1I'CiS grantl- estg riwctl praise wls graciously receivctl by .in alert, hardworking cast: and ,1 very complete year faded away sober, serene. and satisfied. N541 'snag ' Q, L! i, , V , x . , 1 ,, , 4 nfs N ' is Q img 2 A X A in in S H 2, ,,:V ,,L.. ,Q iff K yi ,unix 3 13fifi4igQ, 5 2 A: k . 1,7 gfyf .. ,, Q M YQQV 1 P-...N--'vw Y 3 Q x rl I' X , v , ,, .Q i f if af is 535 1' 7. V - . ,pw . mm 5 475. 'qw 3 aj' ?f55u iif , 4 I wMC,q49Q k,V: , . : ' f,,ff-ygmr, ,, ' ,,, W1 4, f Mr 3 7 w ,V ,Q s f, . W M- wi 1 xx my NJ Y iw 1 41 ' 4:56. ii , Trophies, trophies . . . w- 3 , Pictured below are Pat McGowan and ' John Brough. who have been Jesuit's 'iw-1 two top leaders in the National Fo- , . , rensic League rankings. 0'--f---ap. 1. 5. x , 4 f - i Y A 2 a Dick Baker, John johnson, john Brough, and Mike Linehan with awards won by the Debate Team at Louisiana N,W.S.C. and at S.M.L'. . . . and more trophies. This year has been the most successful year in the history of the Jesuit Debaters. The number of debates won reached a record-breaking 202, as compared to only 108 lost and four no-decision debates. This gives the Debaters a very respectable win average of 6570. As for trophies-the Jesuit Team brought home a grand total of 12 trophies and two plaques during the past debate season. Altogether, 11 different tournaments were attended, with the results given above. :VU Dave Griesidieck and Don Coerver with Here we see the team of Leon Flusche the awards they received at the Fresh- and Larry Gallaway debating over at man Speech Tournament. l'rsuline Academy, roundup SEATED, left to right: J. DePasqual, J. Bradley, R. Burgert. P. Straley, L. Guillot, R. Cree, J. Bradley, T. Oxley. STANDING, FRONT ROW: R. Hull, F. Schellenberg. B. Wfylie, J. Humphries, R. Matus, J. Goodman, P. Pattison, H. Starrett, T. Murphy. M. Kennedy. M. Macourek. M. O'Brien, D. Burt, B. Carney, L. Billings, J. Abeln. BACK ROXW: j, Mullen, B. Coursey, M Flusche, J. Human, P. Simpson. J. Bellamy, O. Adams, N. Melun. . . . twice a month Under the leadership of Editor John Brough, Managing Editor Victor Barber, and Mr. McLeod, the Moderator, the Rozwflup has become a newspaper in the real sense of the word. Because of its up to the minute coverage. good photography, and well- done editorial work, the Rozzzzdzzp has gained great respect both inside and outside the school. R 1, P THE EDITORS OI THE ROUNDUP SEATED. left to right: M. Linchan T. McSweeny. M. Carson, STANDING J. Scarborough. P. Reaves. J. Brough V. Barber. J. johnson. E. Carriere. Mr J. H. McLeod. SJ. .wiki .R vi orlx 5-lv is THE TIMES HERALD IOURNALISM CONTEST This year the Rvlnzfffzp was very greatly honored Our school piper vms for the first time thrown into competition with not only other oriute schools but 'rlso with public schools with enrollment under 1 thouslnd pupils The result of the rontest' The Rfmam' TI-IE WORKHORSES Here is ll casual shot of the editors at work up in the Rwnidup room, Believe it or not. this motley group of individs uals is able to get together and put out the school paper every two Wffelw 'B' 141 vvis chosen is the best nevsspiper in thc entire Dftllis tru in the tllss mentioned iboxe This is the sixth Hu JM pllque thlt our school piper his rccciscd -fa-4 'S fx 7 1 Q I V vv v '. ' ' 1 1 1 Below we see Kit Carson and Miggs Melun pretending that they are at ry iw, ,n f .Nw-M , X 5 f ' V , fe, X 5 ' 1- . . 3 X ' ' Q 4 ..- ,, -ily ,- A ,,,. 1 11 Here John johnson, Kit Carson. and john Brough receive their J awards from Fr. Shields. while Mr. McLeod announces them to the assem- bled Student body. ,ff last roundup SEATED, left to right: J. Juranovitch, V. Barber, C. Hansen, J. Kiowski, P. McGowan, Mr. R. J. Miller, S.J. STANDING: J. Scarborough, J. Brough, R. Matus, H. Starrett, F. Schellenberg, J. Wrenn, T. Coghlan, J. Goda, G. Moore, C. Sladek, J. McGraw, L. Gallaway, B, Thornton, N. Melun, P. Reaves, J. Johnstone, J. Johnson, M. Carson. Missing, J. Finnegan. 'VAN M Q68 Chuck Hansen, Tom Coghlan, and Gene Mrkeska are hard at work brmgmg you the 1958 Lax: Roundup Vic Barber in Bermuda shorts looking over a copy of the Lfzrt Roundup. Editor joe Kiowski inspecting to make sure that everyone is on the job. Due to a circumstance beyond the con- trol of the Moderator and the Staff of the Lay! Roundup, this yearbook had to be printed during the summer months. At first we thought that this would cause a great deal of harmg however, it turned out to be rather good in some respects. The 1958 Lay! Roundup includes such important events as the Phil play King Lear, the prom, senior class night, and graduation. ' f Hardworking editors Pat McGowan and john juranovitch are shown putting the final pages of the annual into place. It is with great pride that the Staff of the 1958 Lay! Roundup presents this yearbook. It covers the entire school yearg this is the first time the Staff could do this. The annual last year was only 136 pages longg this book is a full 172 pages in length. The cover on this book is a departure from the kind of cover used in the past two yearsg the annual is large enough to discard a padded cover. As for quality, the results are quite evi- dent. safe-t club 'N-W KNEELING: Joe Kiowski, President, jack Andis. Charles Sladek. jack Goda. Vice-President, jack Sweeney. Charles Hansen. Lee Fleming. STANDING: James Goodman. Fred Schellenberg, Dick Stoebner. Larry Steiner, George Graves. Albert Pierce. Mr. T. L. Burns. jr.. Moderator, john Roberts. Jerry Priest, Bob Lyons, -I. La Barba, Eddie Fleming, Bob Timmerman, Treasurer, john Sazama. Harry Newkirk. This year has been one of the busiest in the history of the Safe-T Club. Mr. 'Burns' boys have been on hand to take care of the parking problems at pep rallies, get- acquainted dances, and parent-teacher meetings. They have kept students safe and sound on First Friday. And to top it off, they have sponsored, along with the Dad's Club, jesuit's first cross country road-rally, and the annual Road-eo. But this year they were only warming up . . . wait till next year. 14? Q4 I 'Ni' . QSM? is 5 ifr- V, Sazaina, Roberts, Steiner, Kiowski. and Hansen control student crossing at First Friday Mass. J ' in ..,,.l' vi ,elf uf Q' and the youth for trafflc safety convention award Thrs year esult was awarded a trophy by the C1t1zens Traffic Commlsslon for the most constructlxe contrlbutlon to school trafflc safety ln Dallas County Thxs rwlrd was presented to the school at the Youth for Traffic Safety Coment1on which was held Noxember 4 1957 1t Southern Methodist UDlXCfSIty lt was presented to the school proper at the follovung grades assembly Thrs 15 another feather rn the cap of the Safe T Club 'Q . . and back to work ,,. lo 51 V , 3 1 . at :AH ll ik A rv' :A r , . 9, A t '+ fe-ref Q- jhww- , A 'f rt'. r r o . 0 6 . . L . Y U 7 7 l VL V 7 L . . Y I Y. L y- Y 46 3. 1 Q L 2 JESUXT HXGH SCHOOL BSVI. Oak Lawn Avenue p Daiias iq, Texas Dear Sam, The purpose ot the Sesuit Radio Ciub is to educate its members in the N theory ot eiectronics and in the operation or etectronic instruments so that they may have many hours ot enioyment whiie grving service to their ieiiowmen and greater honor and gXory to God. Tn keeping with this purpose the Ciub has conducted speciai theory ciasses. They have aiso conducted ciasses in the internationai Morse Code. During the year there were numerous iectures on various phases ot eiectronics. The ciub has a iarge amount ot equipment worth neariy 552,000 it ranges y irom a 12 watt transmitter to a X000 watt transmitter to an extensive iibrary inciuding a com iete set ot eiectronic ma amines datin back over thirty ? S- S years. Tn keeping with the service to their teiiowmen the Ciub has instaiied NI and maintained much ot the schooi's eiectricai equi ment. These services . . . V . I range from the instaiiation ot hghts and intercoms to maintenance ot the schoois 185 watt ampiitier and setting it up for most ot the schooi functions. members have been a great heip to Father Mays physics ciass and ' minar. in the Daiias Student Cratts Yair ot over Yirst Award and an Outstanding s Gene d Some onics Se i ated i 't won a 'rst show cond his Eiectr the Ciub parricp Ciub' s Tesia Cor b's work. The Ei nsmitter. The se radio i in May 'bits. The E the Ciu ' new tra 4500 exhi hases o Ciubs g rd te two p .th ph e mpiitier. ear. y Aw a . The pictures iiiustra y Mikeska making a contact wi shows Simwrenn servicing the schooY s a The members aii agree that this has been a very successtui y Y our friend, KS?-YH JESUYY f-or-Q-...M i Q f - gg X - gi A . I Q is iff' iv ' Q Q ' KT1T5'f , X , Q wx Q ':- 5-A , . K ' k R, A ' ,LE - 'Q ' , as K, , Til' is few? f A - 7 'Qi X A' L' 4 , .1 Z if ' Ar: gf ,, as Y L K W4 . ' Q, h 5 'K X it X : 'Y Y '4 x , 2 1 E A wg hem, , I 'I Q-f5R2w I-' vrwz ,Q 4 .,, M A , it gmgp: 1 W' f 1 :Eg N wa , W Q I 1455 if '11 Srffa ll fi-was i 1 V , ' 9 i f as 4 , 'V L2 P , T21 5 , 2 i , QM.. K 1 ' N 25 Q 2 7 013, Y H M qv, W v 4 fad T mf ' M ' X, ef L by if-'f '+,r,qfQ-AX ff iff 2 Q Wh ' 44 Awcgu' V x vm , 535 'V , . Av I i- THQ' science club Q-.-r FRONT ROXV: Gieb, Dugan. Thurinond. George, Hughes, SECOND ROXV: Human, McBride. Fox. BACK ROXW: Simpson. Saxton. Poche, Schol. Osborn, Robira, Mr. C. Reno, Faculty Moderator. Mike McBride. Dave Poche. and john Thurmond display winning smiles along- side their winning Tesla Coil, Prom- inent is also the first place banner their Tesla Coil won. Of the entries placed in the Stu- dents' Crafts' Fair by the ll-I.S. Science Club one, the Tesla Coil, earned a First Place Award in its division while a second merited an honorable mention. Scientist Thurmond and aides jerry Sax- ton and Dave Poche sport work-weary faces from construction of the Van de Graaff Generator, built for this fair. bookstore Fr. Tynan's cafeteria brigade, P. deLira, Brewton, Tovar, Schaefer, and Domin- guez. bf Martin Burnham and Al Mokry checking the price list in the bookstore- . , . two bits, boy! xv- On the milk detail: Parkcrson, K. Mc- Guire, and Barnes, . . sorry, no chocolate. jim Wrenn and Gene Mikeska run the donut auction. C 3 6 t e r i a Fred Garver helps Andy Quevedo count the money. . I library aides 4, 495 kr m Q-M, ',z-,ww ,f Av ,, QF A g 3? y , x N4 2' Y iq , Hman 5 ,f my ' 5 'E 5 Q i w 4, ,. ,M .A .gm ,S 'Nw -1, :sig--fl, ,Q gg xii ,,, f X .H+ . sw wl ky J A 5353 .1 A., 4 3. , QU iw, ii is 2 5 f 4.3. 1 V ef gd ii - Q' f gl , ug H, ,,, if f gg 5 .W 'Qs 55 f 1 iw me If K 3. 3552i i archery club CQ 'O- llllll On the woodsy target range, Instructor, Carl Reese, gives a few hints to sharpshooter Dave Ingram while charter members look on, left to right: Pete Bilheimer, President, Don Elliott, Hugh Starrett, james Goodman, Tommy I-Iassell, George Lewis, Bill Wylie, Ronald Sharp, Mr. R. J. Miller, SJ., Moderator. Still one of Jesuit High's youngest organizations, the Archery Club furnishes an opportunity for 1. Robin-Hood enthusiasts to practice their hobby. Firmly establishing themselves this year with it con- ' stitution, the members will be ready next year to X challenge other schools in the vicinity. vi I P K ' lf f 1,1 .btw if ii ff R 4..1 Ag Pete Bilheimer vs. Pete Bilheimer Regular ineetin' Saturday of the Arch ery Club. fencing club The Jesuit High School FENCING CLUBJFRONT. left to right Thurmond McGarwey Augustine, Dulin, McBride, BACK ROXV: Mr. B. L. NX'ren. S.J., Moderator and Coach Steffen Claiborne, Humes. Fish. Fencing is an ancient art. Back when lion-hearted knights were in full swing, the foil fa practice swordj was to the red-blooded noble-man what the pistol is to the red-blooded modern-man, and the ray-gun will be to the red-blooded space-man. Fenc- ing is not for sissies. A good fencer combines the quick reflexes of a basketball guard, the stamina of a miler, and the balance of a tennis singles champ. Two years ago, Jesuit's true artists of the foil banded together under the guidance of Mr. Wren, S.J., to form the first Jesuit Fencing Club. Since that time, members have met regularly in the base- ment for a bit of running about and sword clashing which has done a good job of awakening the average student to the rather unusual and off-beat ritual. Right: Take that you villiglnln Jesuit fencers do a rerun of an old Douglas Fairbanks movie. S f i ix ig magicians society S A fx Jesuit I-ligh's Magicians Society: Mr. Ralph Hebert, SJ., Moderator, Gene Weber, Herman Weber, Marc Hibbs. Pat Pattison, and George Lewis. Missing: Victor Taylor. Ma HEBERT I il-er: ' Founded only this past year, the Magi- cians Society is the youngest of all of Jesuit's organizations. As a hobby club it offers an outlet to those students with interest in the occult and sinister powers of the professional magician. Among projects of this past year have been char- ity shows at hospitals, orphanages, etc. They also occupied a prominent place in the Mothers' Club Family Night program in November. cheerleaders Cheerleaders discuss new routines with moderator, Left to right: Mr. Tafoya, SJ., Lee Fleming, Larry Gallaway, Larry Johnson, Ed Fleming. Qs ,o 0006 e -a x?-N66 Q35 C0 Cheerleaders lead pep rally homecoming 57 58 SHERRIE NEWSOM EVANGELINE MEDINA L G C St Ann s JOAN BLACK ROSEMARY PICCOLA Ursuline Sf- Ed'S the gold and glitter of the home coming dance X X if 'll L 5622 JESUK Y X, 8 'I I9 ff W 6 L 1 :Q D ' I x N 'x-. 1 X 1 X W XX X I V Y Y Y V x X ! .xfrn ff iff? tic- sf' ,L ' K-'wg .P' , 5 U ,if 'LA .,gf1-I-2551 lV V ' ,f .,,n A f ' W' ,- X f f f , . 'V.v4 N W A '52 r b , n b ,ig v f v D . A V 'J ig, N , , X N x A! . iff Gb! lf V J 3 --'f1 EEA N X f Q V5 X N X Z! . 'fix A f A EgO J X ,f E 1 ' 2 ' 9' Q X 'gf ir' S f . frm N,- f 1'-4' Q-A YV. '1wsv?'i 'M 'P TRI-CAPTAINS 1957 GEE JERKY, you 1-me 111151 X IYIIHE IS HIIIPNY 1r'5 usnns nl . p IA. oun ua' NOW W' T JUST A COTTON ' pfgkll MINIITEH, LUKE BOSCO JOHNNY BIASATTI JERRY PETTIBONE 7 GKEHTJ v .I ZQJNW 1 ' f L X NN ' 2 x fa. I ,lim ,W'.',,,,w,,:zK,s,L,k.1,LW,,,,,,Q' ,Qu 4- .,.,. .. ..-.. ' 'A K ,M s 4 . 1...-gr -ww ff-aw TRI-CAPTAINS 1958 inblii' ' ' .Q in f ,V . M vary., ,- ., 4,,,..-4-lv-un' PALL MOSER MIKE FLTQSCHE BOB CAHILL gvyi. Kalki' ffgglf nFWW? 3 'SESS U qpwmwm iwwmm Q qg.s5Ejp,fvg',, xr if +5 ' 10' L W2 'AW-fi? COACH BILL FLYNN COACH DAVE FLYNN S44 'i PROPERTY OF THE NOTRE NNE ATHLETIC DE P L 4? I 'F' .fn 4 - . Q '4 -' .TWG L Fq , Fx X Z nl. . I.. x -A L I ll A Q55 E u ff iv ' 6 1' f ' I S- flx u NJ -Q QC, NVE? , 4-' ff? W S , QA X Q R my mf A QQAL varsity I957 'Jima 15 Bobby Cahrll takes rn a short Wfooliscroft aerial in the opening game of the season against Brownwood Vm Wxnkle Brasam and Flusche are his interference. JESUIT 24 LANERI 7 Underdog Laneri gave the Rangers a scare early in the game, but the class showed through in the end as Jesuit won 24-7. Loughney scored on 0, plunge and Pettibone on a 62 yard run. Flusche and Woolis- Croft also countered for the Rangers. fy P g nerr Ilcks. few: Q f-'J Cf? 58 ll if ? , Ji t egg kk! 32, ' XX'hon! Come back here Arthur, XVhere do you think youre going? Arthur Allen is being brought down after a short gain in the Edgewood game JESUIT 44 IZDGEXWOOD 14 The Rangers simply pushed over a light, outclassed Edgewood team here at Highlander stadium. The score would have been much higher if Coach Flynn had not substituted freely during the second half Come on. 85. you'll get yours. says Charlie Van XX'inklc. ST MT Coclxy ltter WACO 76 JFSUIT 19 MARKS 57 JFSUIT 19 PLT -KSANIT on JFSL IT 7 three stru ht wins thc Rangers vxcre bumped three times in 1 rovs to ue them 1 3 9 season record 42536- y mf I 4 IN if X X XVill he get him? Bob Hettlcr made a tremendous shocstring tackle on Paul Beniegn of Cascia Hall. JESUIT 59 CASCIA HALL 19 The Rangers finally came into their own again after three weeks and stepped on Cascia Hall with Petti- bone and Loughncy pacing the attack. LAXVTON 27 JIYSUIT 12 Jesuit played .1 'great game in losing to the tremen- dous Lzwyton team. Sparked by terrific R. A. Burt the Vlfolyerincs stopped the Rangers 27-12. I just got a call from Dayc in the pressbo:-1 and he says that he thinks we cuuld score with you in, Mickey. ,s -R i3,W,,r:J':ff', i-ff-if Qin,-if f,Jgv,,,g,. V H ii-f,,,,,A-5 8,4 4 . -.M -Qui ,, , , ,wx-2 I yi K' TLQU 'X' K, C2 . gll X QQ K C E ,X eff lg J: me Chg! E-bv if ?' h Vw , 2 jerrx Pettihone drix es ox er the Sulphur Springs goal line in Jesuit s 1 O wictorx JESUIT 12 SULPHUR SPRINGS 0 The Ranger defense, spearheaded by Butler and Moser, stopped the Sulphur Springs offense in its tracks as the Rangers triumphed 12-O JESUIT 77 CLASSKN 18 erry The et Pettibone romped all oxer Classen in scoring 19 points as esuit defeated Clrssen 77 1? He set 1 new esuit TD mirlx of 70 in this the homecoming game Ouch! Luke Bosco gets an elbow to the head on an extra point try in the Sulphur Springs game ,ff I 19006041 LJ! Q wear we 1f '1f9Y- pl T T W xl v if ' V J , ,A X I H Sv Bob Cahill skirts left end for big yardage against St. Gerard. Bob came off the bench as a replace ment for iniured stars Pcttibine and Loughney and led the team to ll 2'-0 victory. JISSUIT 27 ST. GIERARD 0 The Rangers had no sweat against the smaller St, Gerard team in the semi-finals. Tom Loughney bulls over the St. Anthony? goal from the 6. JESUIT 33 ST. ANTHONY 12 The Bulldogs were waiting for Mr. Pettibone all night, and before they knew what had happened, Tom Loughney had led the Rangers to a 33-12 win in the finals. if:-fl S A QQI Nkf til STAY! Q '14 - 'HAHV1 wi uf Quarterback Talia- Gene Dunham and Father May give the boys a few words of wisdom Action is rough and tumble in Bee ferro cuts loose a during the half. games. long one. Captains Pat Reaves, Myron Taliaferro, and Jud Human b football team on M., if A' in -:gnu MR VIINCENI SYKES, SJ, This yearls freshman football team more than lived up to pre-season expectations, Mr. Vincent Sykes, SJ., brought a group from eager grade schoolers to a well-oiled machine. The frosh were led by Quarterback Bob Black and Halfback jim Zurlis in the backfield. The frosh had two fine ends in Bordelin and Cavanagh. Carl Pellegrini was a standout lineman. It was indeed a team that Jesuit could be proud of on and off the field. Many fine varsity prospects wore the frosh blue and white in '57. 43 . . freshman football mfwmmmg b ketball ! MMS. 'UF Hfljff -V+-A .N Wlyr ,W- '- ' Wm. 4Kvkosrr-A, The 57 58 Ranger Varsity FRONT ROW Dave Burt Bob Cahill Chuck Sladek QCo Captainj jim Lyons Stan Zihlman Manager SECOND ROW jim Burnham George Graves QCO Captainj John Mullen Ken Wooliscroft Tommy Schmitz Carl Wasaff Missing Mike Boeding and Chuck McGuire The '57-'58 Ranger basketball team was the most colorful squad ever to wear the blue and gold. Boasting a fan-pleasing fast break, the Varsity 5 simply outran many of their highly favored opponents. Much of the success of the season was due to the hard work of Coach Bill Durick, who ended his basketball coaching with a winning season. Coach Durick started his final year with only two returning lettermen, but by midaseason he had instilled in the squad a great hustling and scrapping spirit. Perhaps the best examples were shown in the Wood- row Wilson and Thomas jefferson games. Woodrow Wilson, city champ and state finalist, dropped the fighting Rangers by only three points, and Thomas jefferson, a top city power defeated the Rangers by only two points. This was at mid-season. The team had to be at its peak for the T.C.I.L. state tournament at the end of the basketball year. Coach Durick carefully brought the team along and in the semi-finals of the T.C.l.L, tourney the hot-shooting Rangers hit 5670 from the floor. But the red-hot Eagle from St. Thomas hit a whopping 7370, snapping the squads hope of giving Coach Durick a T.C.l.L. state championship in his final year. Lvl The biggest Ranger of them all Coach Durick. '96 3 :Qi 'Q W 'gm wtvf' 18 7- Actlon wgamst the Alumm at St Cec1I11s gym Lmmx jump Shot Burnham drops m two 1g,.11nst South Oak C Aff more .1lLlI11l'll less actlon Po 6-uf Sladek 1n the open as Burt shoots P S he made xt any hoxx J X 47 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS George Graves Chuck Sladek 5 Dave Burt Jim Burnham , , John Mullen Chuck McGuire Mike Boeding Bob Cahill , jim Lyons Ken Wooliscroft Carl Wfasaff Tom Schmitz 245 228 203 150 101 89 65 35 31 27 17 10 29 36 45 esuit Atl lmson 60 esuit Duncanxille 41 55 esuit Mesquite 35 esuit Grand Prairie 64 Jesuit Palestine 66 esuit Alumni 41 esuit 4 SO.C. 49 esuit Mesquite 45 esuit McAllister 41 esuit Cascia I-Iall 49 esuit Lancaster 54 CHUCK SLADEK C0-Cxpmizz McKinney Invitational Tournament All Star Teamg T.C,I.L. Sportsmanship llf Ranger hustle speed and determination csuit Hillcrest 50 my Off 47 csuit Laneri esuit 57 North Dallas 54 esuit 69 St. Marks 55 Jesuit 47 Thomas Jefferson 49 5 3 esuit 50 Lancaster csuit 50 St. Marks esuit 58 Kirwin csuit 54 St. Thomas 46 Se lson Record W L 15 12 Kwai ff T Xixiil '5 -Iuhn Mullcn scum-s off the f.1st break. X 7? f V Mullen. Gr.u1-5, and Sladck dum! think Skippy McCaffrey will make ir. in LJ wx. ww? BOB CAHILL TOM SCHMVIZ JIM LYONS CARL WASAFF It KEN WOOLISCROFT ii af 1 Q -3- P J an . H ,,, K ne 1 I, M by f 4 N ,, fv 1 . V- 0 W , ,k,,, Vg ' f V544 , '77 'f '75 W , 2 V, Y , 4. W N, b team FRONT ROW Bob Tumy Berme Rust Mlke Morxarty Gene Rushlng Marty javors Dlck LaMarche SECOND ROW Dav1d Mach j1mmy Francls Felxx Alf1Cfl JIITI Slater M1ke Fetty Tom Mordaunt center IS Bob Grlfflce Manager The B team record th1s season was 8 and 14 but 1t could just as eas1ly haxe been 14 and 8 for the B ballers dropped 6 games by a total of mne pomts Runmng the same system of play as the xarsxty the B team found themselses m the able hands of Assxstant Coach jxm Walsh In acceptmg the rexns as sar srty mentor Coach Walsh ends hls successful two year stay wlth the B team Alffen 1 ALSH Ooks On COACH jlMW as Salmas taps m two Mike Petty is hit as he hits- Slater shoots before a capacity crowd freshman team FRONT ROW G Mangelsdorf A Salmas M Starck P Schn1tz1us J McLaug,hI1n M Boyce J Carpenter B Vsexssert R Nicssma center 19 T Cone XIanag.,er Gibson. BACK-ROW: B. Compa: GR McKenria, jacksoo. Mr. B. L. Qflreo. SJ., Condi, Ixli The Ranger tennis team: Coach jim Callan, Bob Coursey, Chuck Hansen, Tommy Neuhoff, Dan Hickey, and Mike Loftus. Left: Mr. Callan is now beginning his fifth year as jesuit's tennis coach. Right: Dan Hickey and Lance Emerson display the winning form that will make them standbys come next year. Handicapped by having only two returning lettermen, a rain that knocked out very nearly all practice, the young Ranger squad still managed to pull down a winning season, 6-2-5. Under the devoted interest and training of Coach jim Callan many young netters are developing a mean return which with a little more experience should next year flatten many an opponent. . . . and golf Golfers Mike Landruss. Arnold Salinas, Scotty Steer, George XX'hite, Mickey Mooney, and Steve Fiedler make up the Ranger 'tee men. Often consid- ered the unsung heroes of Jesuits athletic fields, they still manage to show a winning season. . . . p.e. program For the first time in Jesuits history some real effort has been made to better the physical education program. Mr. Walsh, with more ideas than he has fingers, has aimed this program at the non-athletic student. For them he has devised such things as an obstacle course, physical fit- ness tests, health classes, competitive in- tramural sports, etc. This year it was Pick on somebody your own size Traynor, Tch-tch-tch ! limited only to upperclassmen. Hopes are that in the future all four years might benefit from this program. 1 .652 ,Q O . astiizscqla S . ,549 Qok Y O60 one so 'Ol . 5,3096 . wa Are Gene Dunham and Tommy Neuhoff fighting for a rebound or is that almost a field goal? Track team and coach-FRONT ROW, sitting, left to right: Jones, O'Shea, Monahan, Lyons, Pelligrini. SECOND ROW, kneeling: Hall, Boyne, Marrietta, Murphy, Hollern, Scheaffer. THIRD ROW, standing: Co-Captain Reese, Coach Scheaner, Co-Captain Pettibone, Co-Captain Partridge, Flusche. Missing is Arthur Allen. Til' L ,, THE PACERS Mike Flusche and jim Partridge Low Spot: Hurdles Keith White giving his all. Coach Schaener's trackmen with a split season, 3-3 record, were second to none when judged on spirit. Injuries hitting hard in the sprint section took its toll, but the weightmen quickly took up the slack to bring the Rangers into a flying second place in the T.C.I.L. Championship Meet. 1.5.3 High spot: weights. Carl Reese, track captain, giving a few pointers to King O'Shea. Other weight men are Brad Butler and Carl Pellegrini. -154' .-I 'ff'Q .,il as ww , wwf ,Ab A iff?2fi:zffg2i'diliih? -, ff?-2. , ,-, I sprint: ALLEN Discus: BUTLER A Mile: FAZZIO . . . track CAPTAIN JACK SWEENEY 0 O O varsity baseball ,, ,W C if Squad members from left to right are jack Sweeney. john XX'ilson, Paul Ackels, Stan Matthews. Jerry Hoedebeck, jack Harper, Mike Kennedy. Dick Hull, and Hal Gieb. Regulars Mike Boeding and Chuck McGuire were absent. CAPTAIN JACK HARPER Mg. -.5 ad' JACK HARPER-Pitcher JACK HARPER-Pitcher Caplaizl '58 Most Valuable '58 All-Greater Dallas DICK HULL-Second Base Caplain '57 , Most Valuable '58 :M . ffl' All-Greater Dallas ww... .fw -' WA ' OHN WILSON-F' r B DICK HL'I.L sfffma Base J TICAIULA Allhstifg we Most Valuable '57 All-Greater Dallas JACK SWEENEY-Catcher Captain PAUL ACKELS-Right Field JERRY HOEDEBECK-shortstop Mike Boeding slaps out a double in a game at the Jesuit field. john Vifilson led the team in hitting with a .429 average. Dick Hull rapped the ball out at a .350 plus clip for the second straight year. Jack Harper won 7 games'while losing 2 to pace the mound crew. Chuck Mc- Guire gave the Rangers a second starter who could be depended upon. Mike Boeding and Paul Ackels shared the outfield with either Harper or Mc- Guire. Both were good fielders and hit well. Jerry Hoedebeck was the starting short- stop for the third straight year. This year Jerry hit about 500. Stan Matthews played near-flawless ball the latter part of the season and hit well to turn the third base sore spot into a strong point of the team. Catcher Jack Sweeney was the glue of the team which kept it from falling apart. The varsity baseball team here at Jesuit this year was the fruit of three years of grooming by Coach Durick. Great things were expected from this group. They won 13 out of 17 games led by John Wilsoii, Dick Hull, jack Harper, jack Sweeney, Paul Ackels, and jerry Hoede- beck all of whom were on the champion- ship American Legion team. Stan Matt- hews, Chuck McGuire, and Mike Boeding gave the team unexpected help. COACH DURICK - 1. .sf-f' Z Paul Ackels gives us the Alfred E. Newman look right after Big Ernie rapped a homer. ...Xi- raw, e -fs My ' f' . f is fiiiid ' Q He's out! Rugged action in a B game. The Jesuit B team of 1958 was the finest in the history of the school. The little Rangers compiled an 11-1 record. Many of these wins were over city schools, including two over Highland Park. St. John's of Ennis' varsity was the only team to beat the Bees. They later avenged this loss with a 1-O win. Bob Black pitched and hit tremendously all year. Dick Stepka, Ray Burgert, Marty javors, Ronnie Burgert, Dick La Marche, and jim Slater were other Bee stars. b baseball team V X X31 .ui i e we if if M W h-,lui v Q, , 9, V vw I 4' aiu y , may t 'ri My Fl' vxxhw i Q v Y, 4 Z2 letterman's club f l i FRONT ROW: Enright, Priest, Neuhoff, Moser, Van XVinlcle, Gallaway, Ackels. SECOND ROXX' E. Fleming, K. O'Shea, Lamberty, Sweeney, Bosco, Biasatti, Pettihone. XXfilson, Zihlman, Murphy Hull, Hettler, Messina, Ruiz, Bulger, Barry, THIRD ROXXT XX ooliscroft, Sladek, Partridge Cahill. Harper, Moore, Mullen, Burt. Reese, Graves, McGuire, Bot-ding, Burnham, Hansen, I. Fleming, M, Flusclie. Right: Football :ill-staters, Biasatti, Petti- bone, Moser. and Flusche: Basketball all-state: Graves: High point T.C.I.I.. track: Allen: Baseball captains: Sweeney, Harper, Missing is Baseball all-stater. XVilson. A tribute to the great coaching and natural all-around ability dis- played at Jesuit this past year in sports were these men who won intlivitlual merit while participat- ing in the tlifferent sports. M kk,, I W. 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