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

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1959 volume:

,K 'X WE ARE JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL. E W OF JESUIT EVERY ONE OF US. J 1 w a ' 15 3, 2 H! 5 -I 1 4 i i 5 6 Z ? 9 E IWIEI IIIIIIIIIII III SI CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ,J- 10 5 'I x.nl, x 1 l','. WHO ARE THE RANGERS? The crowd asks iiseli The quesfion ai Hue iooiball game--and shouis back +he answer: We are The Rangers! The crowd shouls back lhe answer: We are +he Rangers! Bur who realizes wha? ihey are saying? We are 'rhe Rangers. Who underslands wha? lhis means? We-are-+he-Rangers. We-are-Jesuilsl-ligh-School. Every one of us. All five hundred of us. Five hundred ways of lhumbing a ride. Five hundred ways of siomping 'feel in a foolloall grandsland. Five hundred ways of walking To 'Phe Communion rail on Firsl Friday. Five hundred ways of saying: O young Lochinvar . .. or Gimme a big while . . . or Bless me. Falher, 'For I have sinned . .. or We are The Rangers! These all live hundred ways of saying or doing anyihing are lhe Rangers-are Jesuil High School. WHO ARE THE RANGERS? The crowd asks ilself The guesiion af lhe fooiball game-and shouls back The answer: We are The Rangers! Bur who realizes wha! 'rhey mean? Who underslands wha? lhey are saying? We-are-lhe-Rangers. Every one of us. Minus one and lhe Rangers would noi be +he same. We are all imporfanf, 'rhey are shouiing. Every one of us. We-are-lhe-Rangers. From The biggesl senior . . . 'ro 'lhe smallesf freshman. From 'the Aliens, Barrys, Broughs . . . 'ro fhe Wooliscroils, Wilmarrhs, Zilmans. The crowd is shoulingz ,We are 'The Rangers. We are all imporianf. WHO ARE THE RANGERS? The crowd asks ifself 'rhe quesfion al The foolball game-and shouis back ihe answer: We are The Rangers! Bui' who underslands whaf lhey mean? Who' realizes whal 'lhey are saying? They do: They all do. i All of lhem. All live hundred of lhem realize... undersfand. This is a record of how well They realize . , . undersiand. This is fhe book of irheir year I959. Q saire !or,i, FUHEWURXU ii T 4 jx . 5:4 M, ,W L f H V K -ft . 6 'S , I in A 3 , ,,, Y'Wv ' gm, , ,.f.,l x, , Nu, ,,, mm vw gijlifiil' 1 , 133.62 ff? Avi v 2 7.35, f , vs I , x -1 M 'E H: .X .Y -3 4' f Y QW- r V, 6, ' K ,fif,'1?f,1, f WRQFS- N, f .1 ' 1 4 s m bf N fi.. ' s, 4 ,V gkv k V. ,n ,y '-' 1 ,, if . . 5 . at a- x ., g' H , ,N , 77 L? :S 'wg, 15 -if sv., A ' , - -413' A , 1 REVEREND THOMAS J. SHIELDS. S.J. Presideni' of JesuiT High School To The Class of '59 . . . public Thanks. l PReslDENr's MESSAGE JesuiT High School is proud OT The Class of l959. Your record in This school has been ouTsTanding. On The occasion oT your graduaTion we Take The opporTuniTy To express public Thanks To The Class of I959 Tor The good spiriT you have shown Through your high school years as well as Tor The noTable conTribuTion you have made Towards The presTige oT JesuiT High School. ln bidding Tarewell To This disTinguished Senior Class we do so wiTh genuine esTeem Tor you and wiTh hopeful prayers ThaT in your TuTure liTe you will measure up To The high sTandards you have already exhibiTed in conducT, sTudies, and cooperaTion. The FaculTy and STaTT of JesuiT High School ioin wiTh me in The prayer ThaT God may besTow upon each and every one oT you a Tull measure of success and happiness in whaTever be your chosen wallc of liTe so ThaT living as culTured CaTholic American genTlemen in accord wiTh The Divine Will of God you may aT The end have The happiness oT life eTernal. E vs 1 X f , 1. 5' 'SERV-'-2. -1-V ' I, . Q SRNCTU - Mp f' S 4 51 ff V X t .' . 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Because for 'four hundred years +he Jesuils have been 'Following a syslem of educafion drawn up by a Spaniard named Loyola: a syslem of educaling fully: a syslem of Jreaching no'r only ihe aris and sciences, bu+ faiih. hope, and chariiy 'roog a sysiem of building no+ only heallhy bodies, buf slrong characiers and souls as well: a sysfem which worlcs. And every one ol: us ai Jesuil' High School can bless every red brick in lhe place Jrhai whai we are geHing is lhe bes'l', because in some small way. somelhing of wha+ lhe saini iniended +o produce when he siaried 'lhe whole 'rhing has been produced in each of us, wheiher if is The will 'ro lunge for exira yardage on +he fooiball field or ihe impulse +o give your seal To a woman on a bus. Wham' is so greal' aboul' a Jesuil' educaiion? The people ii produces. AUHINISTRATIUN REV. NORMAN J. ROGGE, S.J. Secrela ry REV. JULIUS J. MAY. S.J. Clvernislry, Physics, Religion, Moderalor LeHermen's Club,A'rl1le+iC Moderalor REV. MICHAEL P. KAMMER. S.J. Principal of Jesuil Higln School Moderalor: Nalional Honor Sociely, Sfudenl Council REV. WILLIAM A. CRANDELL, S.J. Sfudenl Counselor: Underclassmen REV. ROBERT A. TYNAN, S.J. Siudenl Counselor: Upperclassmen REV. J. J. ALLEN, S.J. l-lisiory, Reli ion, Q Speech REV. S. JOSEPH RIVIORE, S.J. Assislani Principal, Prelecl oi Discipline, Religion, Band Modera+or REV. ANTHONY C. O'FLYNN. S.J. English, Lafin, Speech, Religion REV. LOUIS A. POCHE, S.J. English, Lalin, Religion, Assislanl Debaie Moderalor REV. CLAUDE M. VALENTINE. S.J. Algebra, Clwemislry, Radio Club Mocleralor REV. JACQUES WEBER. S.J. Lafin, E n g l i s h, Religion, Speech, Moderafor Jesuil Debalers MR. EDWARD TAFOYA. S.J. Lafin, Speech. English, Reli qion, Moderalor Boolcsiore Cheerleaders MR. FRANCIS R. BROU, S.J. Advanced Algebra, French, Plane Geomefry, Assislanl Moderalor Roundup. Lasi' Roundup MODERATORS, COU NSELORS, COACHES: MR. EWERT H. COUSINS. S.J. English. Religion. Speech, Philofhespic MR. RALPH HEBERT, S.J. Solid Geomefry, Lalin, Plane Geomelry, Mod- eralor Sodalily MR. PHILIP E. HANLEY. S.J. Lafin, E n g I i s h, Jesui Journal, Philofhespic MR. ROBERT C. INGRAM, S.J. English, Hisfory, Religion, Assisfanf Foofball Coach MR. FRANCIS M. LANDWERMEYER, S.J. Lalin, English, Religion, Speech MR. JAMES H. McLEOD, S.J. English, Religion, Speech, Moderafor Roundup, Lasf Roundup, Camera Club THE MEN BEHIND THE PEOPLE OF JESUIT MR. WILLIAM R. MURPHY, S.J. Lalin, Religion, Speech, Assisi- anl' Mocleralor Soclalify iiu1sawx:fs.LL: MR. JOSE ANTONIO SELGAS, S.J. MR. ROBERT C. PERRY, S.J. En lish S eech L fin Reli g . p . a . - gion. Moderalor Berchman So- ciefy, Sacrislies Spanish, Assislanf Io Ihe Prefecl of Discipline, Assislanl Moderalor Band, Radio Club REV. D. J. SULLIVAN Religion MR. JAMES CALLAN Plane Geomelry, Speech, English, Tennis Coach MR. TERRY L. BURNS Assislanf Io lhe Principal, Sociology, I-Iislory, Mod- eralor Safely Club, Bowling TEACHING MORE THAN THE ARTS AND SCIENCES MR. WILLIAM DURICK I-Iislory, Alhlelic Direclor. Varsily Baseball Coach I I 71 il, I I ' - I, ,,,,l, , MR. ROBERT J. EIFERT I I i' if ' ' f L X, ,,,ii MR. MILTON GAUDET I-Iislory, Sociology, Assisi- N f53,,, yffk 'gif Algebra, Varsily Foofball anl Foolball Coach lllllillll-' Wil' 'l la ni.w '-f,f Coach I2 , Ill, I X I , i , ,,.,, T , X , iw :- ll l l ll i i., wr I . ll , r , , 91 ' 'I lm, W im . v 'I i,.ii I Mlim, Y , ,,,w,,wT,i1x M X, , Wi' ,u,lWl',rE,.s,i - ww Nl ' ,iw ,wwW'I1lll3l.'2X, f Qli' I ' X' wi' jf'll'lfllllwi,lgl 'l lil 4 l 1? LMT- ' acl in Xwill.,'iw5'-iilili E i 'I , , , MR. E. L. HOHMAN Direclor of Music Club M R. CLARENCE RENO MR. PAUL J. KOZSUCH Advanced Algebra, Solid Geomefry, Plane Geome- +ry, Jesui+ Journal Assisfanl lo flue Prelecl of Discipline, Chem- isfry, Business Maflwemalics. Moderalor Science BUILDING MORE THAN STRONG BODIES: MR. EDWARD J. TUMAVICUS Hisfory, Assislanl fo flue Prefecf of Discipline MR. JAMES WALSH Direclor of Physical Educalion. 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A Ik ' , 4.:ig1, 4wJ3!iSsL!, SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENTS lleff +o righflz IO2-Don Woods: I03-Harry Newlcirk: lOl-Paul Moser 202 -Dave Gibbons. Spirii' of '59 I +'s all over now bui' 'lhe posrer-waving. The seniors of '59 have closed Jrheir lockers, have had 'iheir Jesuif-High-School-Library cards permanenily suspended, are gone. H s all over now loui' a bil of academic, aihleiic, philoihespic, debaie, newspaper. and band boy-were-we-good posrer-waving. Bu'l,loe1fore ihis back-slapping ge+s +oo loud, and 'rhe .arm-pumping foo lively, +here's a quesiion fha? oughi' To be aslced. Jus'r how good -were we? And +ha+'s where we srop. Unforrunaiely ii's foolish io compare ourselves wi'rh fufure seniors. impossible ro com- pare ourselves wirh presenl seniors lsadly Jesuii cannor graduare more 'rhan one senior class ai' a Jrimel. and noi' exacily fair Jro compare ourselves wirh pasr seniors llhose men nor being around +o defend +hemselves.l Our goodness Jrhen, won'+ find comparison Jrhere. However, Jrhere is someone we can compare ourselves wiih--ourselves. Ourselves of lasi year and of 'rhe year before. Ourselves when 'rhe cry was: The besr is yei come! Well . . . did ii' come? The best we mean. Did we live up fo our own esrimarion? Jus+ how good were we? I SENIURS OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL To the Class of When one writes risk of writing sincere and his you, therefore, THE PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 3812 Oak Lawn Avenue DALLAS 19, TEXAS '59r these messages every year, he runs the platitudes, even though his feeling is esteem for the class is genuine. I must ask to believe that what is said here is thoroughly meant, and not to think of it as a mere matter of form. You leave Jesuit High School considerably richer than when you fou d her. You belong to the period of consolidation rather than to the period of foundation. You did not found the Student Council or many of the other organizationsg they already existed. Your exploits, therefore, are not easy to recordg but they are real and they have deeply altered your school. Let me mention two areas in particular in which Jesuit High School has the deepest reasons for being grateful to you. The first is scholarship. It is no accident that your class is the founder of the philosophy seminar. More than any other class us, faculty and I have ever known, you have given all of underclassmen, an example of purposeful, effective enthusiasm for scholarship. Because of you, Jesuit High School is more of a schoolg you have enriched her in.sssentials. You demanded and made good use of the best she could give. Secondly, you made this year remarkable for the direct service of Christ. In all truth, you have stirred the faculty by your overt Christ-centeredness, by your open profession of His principles in your decisions and your goals, We are very proud of you. Sincerely yours ir Christ, Mika! Mmmd f-I Michael P. Kammer, S. J. THE BISHOP LYNCH AWARD JOHN BARNETT BROUGH The Presidenf and Faculfy of THE JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL OE DALLAS. TEXAS exfend fo all who shall behold fhis documeni' Greefings in fhe Lord WHEREAS: His Excellency, fhe lvlosf Reverend Joseph Pafriclq Lynch, of happy memory, founded fhe Bishop Lynch frophy for fhe purpose of honoring wifh special disfincfion fhe sfudenf of Jesuif High School who has mosf faifhfully reflecfed fhe spirif of fhe school and has been mosf responsive fo ifs influences: and. WHEREAS: JOHN BARNETT BROUGH, graduafe of fhe Class of l959, has, by fhe manliness and refinemenf of his personalify, by his superior scholasfic affainmenf, by fhe credif he has reflecfed on fhe school by fhe qualifies of his spirifual leadership, by his performances on fhe field of afhlefics, by his excellence in exfracurricular acfivifies, by The unselfish cledicafion of himself fo fhe beffermenf of fhe school, won The re-specf, fhe confidence. and fhe affecfion of all who have come wifhin fhe sphere of his influence: and, WHEREAS: The faculfy of Jesuif High School, affer due considerafion, has found him eminenfly worfhy of fhis disfincfion and honor: THEREFORE: Because of his signal merifs. by fhe aufhorify of our office and wifh fhe concurrence of fhe faculfy of Jesuif High School. we hereby declare JOHN BARNETT BROUGH worfhy fo be awarded fhe Bishop Lynch Trophy for fhe year of Our Lord, one fhousand nine hundred and fiffy-nine. Presidenf of Jesuif High School, I SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JOI-IN BROUGI-I MOST PO PU LAR PAUL MOSER ARTHUR ANTHONY ALLEN Class President 9: Vice-President IO, II: Senior EI15cuI'Ion Con'Ies1 Second PIace, II: LeH'erman's Club, II, l2, Secrefary, I2: Frosh Foofball, 9: Varsi+y, II, I27 Hon- orable Menfion AII-Cify, IZ: Times HeraIcI Foofball Honor Roll, I27 Track, 9, IO, II, I2. KENNETH TERRY BACON Linz Pin, 9, ll: Library Aid, 9 Il: Library Aid Award, ll: Mu Alpha Thela Ilvlalhl Club, ll, I2: P.E. Team Award, ll. RONALD LEE BARRY Linz Pin, 9, IO, ll: Mu Alplwa Tliela lMall1l Club, II, l2: So- dalily, IO, ll, I2: LeHerman's Club, ll, I2: Freshman Foolball. 9: B-Team, IO: Varsily, II: As- sislanl B-Team Coach. IZ: Presi- denl, Dallas C.Y.O.. Il, I2: Vice- Presidenl, IO, Il. RICHARD L. BAUER Perfecl' Allenclance, IO WILLIAM EDWARD BEAKEY Class Secre+ary, IO: Camera Club, II: Glee Club, II: Tennis, IO: Bowling, IO, Il. LAWRENCE ANTHONY BILLINGS Linz Pin, 9, II: Perfecl Alfendance, 9, IO: So- dalily, ll, l2: Band 9, IO, ll, l2. 2nd Lieu- 'renanl and Treasurer. Il, Caplain, I2: 2nd Place in Dallas Counly Music Feslival, II: Roundup, II. MOST DEPENDABLE DAVE GIBBONS QU I ETEST MICHAEL PARKER I I ARTHUR BRICHETTO Honor Roll, ll. ALBERT GLENN BRI LL Philofhespic Sociely, Il, l2: Ma- ior Plays, I2: Jesuil High School Band, 9, IO, II, I2. JOH N BARN ETT BROUGH Linz Pin, 9, IO, Il, l2: Class Sec- relary, 9, Vice-President IO: Slu- denl Council, II, I2, Presidenl, I2: Nalional Honor Sociely, II, I2, Treasurer, IZ: Perlecl A+- Tendance, IO: Jesuil Deloalers, 9. IO, II, I2, Junior Represenlalive, IO, Vice-President IZ: Service Awards, IO, II, I2: Roundup, 9, IO, ll, IZ, Managing Edilor, IO, Edilor-in-Chief ll, J Award, IO, Service Award, Il: Lasf Roundup, IO, Il, I2, Vice-Edilor, IZ: Sodal- ily, 9, IO, ll, l2, Treasurer, IO, Vice-Prefecl, II, I2: Philolhespic, Il, I2: Gold Medal Debale. 9, IO, II, I2, Winning Team, 9, Besl Speaker, IO: Senior Eloculion Conlesl, II: Berchman's Club, 9, IO, ll, I2: Presidenl, Debale League, IO: Track, ll. JOHN MACKIE BUCHANAN Chess Club, I2: Sodalily, 9. HOWARD EUGENE BU RLEW, JR. Perfecl Allendance, II: Freshman Foolball, 9: Baskelball, 9: Bowling, I2. JAMES DANIEL BURNHAM Linz Pin, I I: Perfecl Allendance, 9, IO: Class Presidenl, I I, Vice-Presidenl, I2: Phil- olhespic, 9, IO: Sl. John Berchman's Club, 9, IO, II, I2: Sodalily, 9, IO, I I. I2: Cenlral Council, IO, II, Treas- urer, I I: Lel'+erman's Club, I I, l2: Freshman Baslcelball, 9: T-Team, IO: Varsily, ll, I2. M-OST SCHOOL SPIRIT KIT CARSON MOS DAVID JAMES BURT CIass Presidenf, 9: NHS, II, I21 Linz Pin, 9, IO, Il: Roundup, IO, II, IZ, Las+ Roundup, II: Sodal- Hy, IO, II, I2: LeHerman's CIub, IO, II, IZ: SIuden+ Council I2: Flnalisf Junior EIocuIion ConI'es+, 97 FooIbaII, 9, Baskefball, 9, IO, II, I2, Co-Captain, 9, IQ. EN EROUS scorr WILMARTI-I ROBERT JAMES CAHILL Class Treasurer, 9, Secrefary, IO Vice-Presideni, II, Vice-President IZ, LeHerman's Club, IO, II, IZ Presidenr LeHerman's Club, Fool- ball, 9, IO, II, IZ, Caprain, IZ Baskerball, 9, IO, II, Caprain Bas- Icerball, 9, IO. LEWIS MINOR IKITI CARSON NHS, II, IZ, Secrerary, IZ, Siu- denl Council, IZ, Treasurer, IZ, Class Presidenl, II, Phil., IO, II, IZ, Linz Pin, 9, Maior Plays, IO, II, IZ, Town NorII1 mag., II, Jesuir Reporrer, Dallas Morning News, IZ, Las+ Roundup, II, IZ, Ediior-in-Chief, IZ, J Award, II, Silver Masque, II, BercI1man's, IZ, Sodalily, II, IZ, Cenlral Council, IZ, Frosli Football, 9, B-Team, IO, II: Senior Elocufion Conlesl, II, Roundup, IO, II, IZ, Sporls Ediror, II, Jesuil Reporfer. JOHN CALHOU N CLARK Class Vice-Presidenr, 9, Library Aid, II, Cheerleader, IZ, Bowling, IO, Il, I2. JOSEPH PATRICK CONNELLY Class Secreiary, 9, IZ, Camera Club, IO, Bowl- ing Club, lo, ii, I2: FooI'baII, 9, IO, II. ROBERT DONALD COURSEY Class Secrefary, IO: Linz Pin, 9, IO, II, Es- say Conlesr Winner, Isl' in ciiy II956I, 2nd in cily II957I: Debarers, 9, IO, II, IZ, Treasurer, II, President IZ, So- dalily, IO, II, IZ, Sec- relary, IZ, Cenlral Council, II, I2, Berclw- man's Club, 9, IO, II, IZ, Roundup, 9, IO, Il, IZ, Las? Roundup, 9, IO, IZ, Iviarlwemalics Club, II, IZ, Lerier- man's Club, II, IZ, NHS, IO, IZ, Vice- Presidenf, IZ, Sfudenr Council, II, IZ, Pro-'rem Treasurer, IZ, Naiional Forensic League, II, IZ, Tennis II, IZ. I I TH I NNEST JERRY SAXTON MOST UNTHINNEST JOHN THURMOND WILLIAM BARTON DORE ass ecre ar , , : CI S I y 9 I0 L H man's Club, I2: Frosh Fo +I: II 9 F I1 B I: fb II 9 V fy 7 ros as e a , I Foofball, II. IZ. JOSEPH PATRICK ENNA Honor Roll, 9: Sergeanl-al-Arms, ll. EUGENE FREDERICK DUNHAM Class Treasurer, IO, Vice-Presi- clenl, ll, Treasurer, IZ: Leller- man's Club, ll, l2: Glee Club, IO, Trampoline Team, l2: B-Team Foolball, IO: Varsily, llg B-Team Baseball, ll: Assislanl' B-Team Foo+loallCoacl'1, ll: Bowling League, l2. CHARLES B. DUNN Band, 9, IO. STEPHEN GREGORY FIEDLER Golf Team, Caplain l27 l.eHerman's Club, l27 Bowling, l2. EDWARD CONNOLY FLEMING Class Vice-President 9, Class Treasurer, II: Plwil., 9, IO, Il: Sodal- ily, 9, IO: Bercl'mman's Club, 9, IO, ll, l2: Safely Club, ll, I2: Le+'rerman's Club, Il, l2. MICHAEL ANTON FLUSCHE Linz Pin, 9, IO, II: Class Presi- dent IO: NI-IS, II, I2: Sludenl Council, II, I2, Vice-Presidenl, I2, Pliiloflwespic, 9, IO. II, I2, Secrelary, I I, President I2: Senior Eloculion Conlesl, II: Mae ior Plays, IO, II, I2: Lions Club Speech Conlesl, Second, IO: So- dalify, 9, IO, II, I2: Cenlral Council, II, I27 Roundup, IO, II, I2g Honorable Menlion, Selling as a Career, IO: Mu Alpha Tlwela llvlallnl Club, II, I2: SI. Jolwn BercI'1man's II, I27 Service Award, II, Le'I rerman's Club, IO, II, I2I Froslw Foolball, 91 Varsily, IO, II, I27 TCIL All-Slale, II, Caplain, I2: Track, 9. IO, II. CHARLES DOUGLAS FOX Linz Pin, 9, IO, I I: Class Vice- Presiclenl, 9, Treasurer, IO: Sodal- Ber Hy . . , II, IZ, Comrmffee Chairman IZ: S+. John Berchman's Club, II IZ, Presiclenl, IZ: Band, 9, IO, II IZ, Secrelary, IZ: Science Club II, IZ: Librarian, IZ: Glee Club, IO. DONALD BERTIN GANTER Class Vice-President IZ: S+. John chman's Club, 9, IO, II, FREDERICK BAILEY GARVER Chess Club, IZ: B-Team Baseball, II: American Legion Baseball, Il. DAVID HENRY GIBBONS Sodalily, II, IZ: Maga- zine Drive Winner, 9: Class Secrelary, 9, President IZ: Round- up, II, IZ: Las? Round- up, IZ: Sludenl Coun- cil, II, IZ, Social Com- miifee Chairman, IZ: Camera Club, IO, II, IZ, Secreiary. II, Pres- idenl, IZ: Bowling, IO, II, IZ: High game and high series, II. HAROLD GLENDON GIEB Linz Pin, 9: Perfecl AI- Ienclance, 9: Class Par- liamen+arian, 9, Class Secrelary, IO, II, IZ: Sluclenl' Council, IZ: SodaIi+y, IO, II, IZ: S+. John Berchman's Club, IO, II, IZ: Science Club, II: Frosh Fool- ball, 9: B-Team Base- ball, 9, IO: Varsiiy, II, IZ: Bowling League, IO. BEST FRIEND FOR THE FUTURE TOMMY NEUHOFF BEST STUDENT BERT SEMTNER RICHARD EARL GLASER . o n erc marfs u . S+ J h B P1 Cl b 9 IO Il, IZ: B-Team Foo'rbaH, II: B 1 L 9 I2 Ing eaque, , . DAIN MICHAEL HANCOCK Linz Pin, 9, II: Perfecl A+Iend- an de CHRISTOPHER GUENTHER Selling as a Career Essay Hon orable Men'I'ion, 9, IO, II: Phil., 9, IO, II, I2: Major Plays, IO, II Fencing Club, IO: Speech Team, I2. THOMAS HANDLON HAMPTON Class Sergeanl-al'-Arms, 9, Class Parliamenlarian, IO, Class Vice- Presidenl, IO: Bowling, I2: B- Team Baseball, 'IO. ce, 9, IO, II: Class Vice-Presi' ni, 9, II: Frosln Baslcelloall, 9. WALTER EUGENE HAUFLER Perlecl' Allendance, 9, IO: Library Aid, I2: Bowling, IO, II, I2 Capiain, I2: Bowling League Presidenl, II. PATRICK ARMAND HEBERT Honor Roll, IO: Class Treasurer, 9, Class Pres- ident IO, Class Vice- Presiclenl, I I: Froslw Foolball, Caplain, 9. ? MOST SOPHISTICATED PAT SIMPSQN , , BEST OUTDOORS-MAN FRED GARVER JAMES WILLIAM HOPP Class Vice-President IO, Class Parliamenfarian, II, Class Treas- urer, l2: Linz Pin, 9: Philolhespic Excellence Award, 9: Sludenl Council RepreSen+a+ive, 9, IO, II: Philorhespic, 9, IZ: Camera Club, 9: Berchman's Club, 9, IO: Band, 9, I2, Assislanl Drum Maior, 9, II, Drum Major, I2. JERRY ALLAN HITT Phil 9 IO , , II, I2: Silver Masque, Disfinguishecl Service, IO, Gold Masque, II: Band, I2, Sergeanl, II, Lieulenanl, I2 Treasurer, I2. 9, IO, STEPHEN HENRY HOLLERN, JR. Phil., 9, IO, II, I2: Major Plays, IO, II: Scdalily, Il, I2: Sacrisfan, IO, II, I2: BercI'1man's Club, 9, IO, II, I2: LeHerman's Club, II, I2: Traclc, 9, II, I2, Caplain, I2: Scholarship Io Jesuif, freshman year: Nalional Meril Finalisl. FRANK JOH N HORAK Class Treasurer, 9, II, Class Parliarnen+arian, 9, II, Class Secrelary, I2: Perfecl' Allendance, 9, II, I2: Serra Club Award, II: Sodalily, I2: SI. John Berchman's Club, 9, I2. PATRICK WILLIAM HUGHES Perfecl' Allenclance, 9, IO: Library Aid, IO, II. I2. TALLEST JOHN MULLEN SMALLEST GLENN BRILL ROBERT HUGHES Library Aid, IO. JUDSON DAVID HUMAN Nalional Honor Sociely, I27 Linz Pin, 9: Scholarship Pin, IO: Na- Iional Meril Scholarshp Semi- Finalisl, I27 Vice-Presidenl of Class, I2, Class Parliamenlarian, II: Philolhespic, 9, IO, II, I27 Science Club, II: Roundup, IO, II, IZ, Las+ Roundup, I27 Frosh Foolball, 9: B-Team, IO, II: As- sislanl Frosh Foolball Coach, I2: LeHerman's Club, I2: Jesuil High School Journal, Edilor-in-Chief, l2. JOHN RICHARD JOHNSON Disfinguished Service Award, IO il, I2: Nafional Mem Finalisli Nalional Forensic, IO, II, I2g Or- der of Dislincfion' Philoso h - P Y Seminar, I2: Roundup, 9, IO, II, IZ, Page Edilor, IO, II, Edi'ror-in- Chief, IZ: J Award, IO: Dis- Iinguished Service Awarcl, II: Lasf Roundup, IO, II, I2, Fea- 'rure Edilor, I2: Hislory Club, IO, II, President II: Track, II: So- cIali'Iy, 9, IO, II, I27 Cenlral Council, II, I27 Commillee Chair- man, II, I27 Linz Pin, 9, IO, Il, I27 Four Year Linz Pin, IZ: NHS, II, I2g Sludenl Council, II, I2, Secrelary, I2: Phil., 9, IO, II, l2: Order of Silver Masque, IO: Or- der of Gold Masque, II: Mosl Valuable in Junior Year, Il: Sec- relary, I2: Maior Plays, IO, II, I2g Eloculion Conlesl, IO, II, Firsl Place, II: Jesuif Debalers, 9, IO, II, l2, Winning Team, IO: Gold Medal Debale, IO, II, Besl Speak- er, II. - MICHAEL NEIL KENNEDY Linz Pin, 9, IO, II, I2: Class Secrelary, 9: Honorable Menlion, Dallas Woman's Poe'I'ry ConI'es'I, II: Roundup, II, I2:Iv1u Alpha Thela lMa+hI Club, I2: Gen- eral Manager of Mag. Drive, IO, II, I2: B- Team Baseball, IO, Var- sily Baseball, Il, l2: Le'Herman's Club, I2. Transfer Sludenlg Science Club, FRANK WILLIAM I2: LeHerman's Club, l2: Track, KI-EIN' JR- II, IZ: Cross-Counlry, Caplain, Honor Roll, I2: Sodal- I2. ily, I2: Track, I2. MOST EASY-GOI NG GENE I-IAUFLER MOST INDUSTRIOUS JERRY I-HTT JAMES LUCIAN LaBARBA BercI'1man's Club, 9, IO, II, I2 Safefy Club, II, I2: Bowling, 9 IO II Cl P I' I ' . , ass arramen arnan IO: CI1eerIeader, 12: LeHerma Club, I2. CHARLES JOSEPH LEECH B-Team FooII:aII, II. JOHN RUSSELL LEMBURG Band, 9, IO, II, I2, Band Award, 9, IO: Per- Iecf Affendance, 9. WILLIAM GERALD LAND JOSEPH MICHAEL LANGAN I-In! PIN. 9, IO, II, I2: Band, 9, Linz Pin, Il: Perfed A+'rendance, IO, II, I2: 2nd Music Sergeant 9, IO, II. Ll MICHAEL C. LEWIS 'nz Pin, 97 Band, 9,' IO, II, I27 Sodalify, Il. BEST DRESSED KENNY WQOLISCROFT N EAT EST HARRY NEWKIRK JOHN PATRICK LlN1z Linz Pin, 9, IO, ll: Perfec 1' fendance, 91 Foofball, 9, IO. JAMES JOSEPH LYONS Transfer Sludeni: Baskefball B Team, IO, II: B-Team Baseball IO, II: Varsily Baseball, I2. PAUL ROGER LINTZ DOMINIC LOSCERBO Linz Pin, 9, IO, II, Nalional Class Secrelary, 9: Foolball, II: Ivieril Scholarship Semi-Finalisl Baseball, IO: Baslcelball, 9. I958g Perfecl Alfendance, 9, II: Foolball, 9, IO. LAWRENCE GORDON MARCONI Class Se rgea nl-al-Arms, IO. CHARLES WAYNE MARIETTA Class Vice - President IO: SI. JoI'1n Be-rcI1man's Club, IO, I2: Leller- man's Club, I2: Glee Club, Il: Foolball, 9, IO, II, I2:TracIc, Il. MCST TYPICAL GENE DUNHAM MOS RONALD VERNE MARTIN Class Secrelary, IO: Class Presi- dent II: School Fire Chief, I21 Safely Club Secrelary, I2: SI. John Bercl1man's Club, 9, IOI B-Team Foolloall, I I. i 3 I xi I I E 5 av wwf: 'l .' 52-ew A: :'. Y 4' 1' 1' x 'Lawn 53 QW ? 1,35 ag 29 35,52 ay, ,eg II, jffjafiil. , Q54 3- , ' wishiffii ' .. . .aw :. 1551 H -- Time., V if .. 603.1 ' ,fig ' .. yi, If FRANK S. J. McKAY MICHAEL FRANCIS McBRIDE Linz Pin, IO, II: Perfeci Aflencl ance. IO: Fencing Club, IO, II Caplain, II: Malh Club, II, I2 Vice-Presiclenl, I2: Science Club, IO, II, I2, Secrelary, II. Presi denI', I2: Library Aid. 9, IO. II I2. u. DSQME Bos CAHILL LOUIS McWILLIAMS McDONALD Perlecl Allendance, 9, IO: Can- didale Sodalily, IO: Band. 9, IO Il. I2, Second Drill Lieulenanl I2: E. L. Holman Conlesl' Finalisi. II, I2: SI. John BercI'1man's Club IO, II, I2: B-Team Foolball, II Track Team, I2. Tra nsfer Sludenl. CHARLES LEE McPETERS NORMAN C. MELUN NI-IS, II, I2: Sodalily. 9, IO.vII, I2: Cenlral Council, IO, II. I2: Pre- Iecl, I2: Philolluespic, 9, lo, il, 121 Maier Plays, II, I2: Senior Eloculion Conlesf, II: Jesuil Debalers, 9, IO, II. IZ: Speech Team. IO, II, I2: Roundup, 9, IO, II, I2: Bei-cI1man's Club, 9, IO, II, I2i Service Award, IO. BEST ATHLETE ARTHUR ALLEN STRONGEST PAT TRAYNOR CHARLES JOHN MICHAELSON Linz Pin, 9, IO, Il, IZ: Perfecf Affendance, 9: Band, 9, IO, Il. I2: Archery Club, Treasurer, IO. Q L Q A Q1 Q Q ix X CHARLES A. MOONEY Linz Pin, II: Phil., 9, Clweerleacl er, I23 LeHerman's Club, Il, I2 Frosli Baskelball, 91 B-Team Bas- lcelball, IO: Bowling, IO, II. I2 Golf, II, I2. VINCENT GEORGE MORROW Honor Roll, II. PAUL MURRIN MOSER NHS, II, IZ: Class President I2, Treasur- ALBERT FRANK MOKRY PATRICK ALOYSIUS MONAHAN er. 9, IO? -IUITIOF-SSDIOF Linz Pin, 9, II, Phil., 9: BercI1man's Linz Pin, IO' Perfecl Allendance, EIZmI,3fCOmm'IIei'2' IS27 Club, II: I2: Glee Club 9: Tram- IO: Jesuil High School Band, 9, JOha'By' IE' II: cl poline Team, I2g Frosln Baslcelball. IO, ll, Drill Sergeant II: Dallas ? 'IR ers mans U ' 9: B-Team Baskelball, IO. Counly Music Feslival, 2nd Place. Dun up' II' I27 asf Roundup, I2, Frosh 9, 3rd place, IO. Fooiball, 9: Varsily, IO, II, I2, Cap+ain, I2. All-Slale, I I 5 Frosli Baslceiball, 91 Leller- man's Club, II, I2, Vice-President I2, Besl' Taclcler, II. HOW SENIORS SPEND THEIR SPARE TIME: Don Ganler scralches his dale's back al Casa Linda Summer-Time Parfy. John Mullen carries equipmenf Io work on life-size model of herb- ealing dinasour. JOHN WILLIAM MULLEN III NI-IS, II, I2: Class Vice-President II: Linz Pin, IO, II, I2: Mu Alpha Thela Malhemallcs Award: Phil- olhespic, 9, IO, II: Sodalllyg 9, IZ: Cenlral Council, IO, I27 S+. John Berchmarfs Club, 9. I2: Roundup, II, I2q Lasi Roundup, I2: Baslcefball, 9, IO, II, I2, Cap- Iain, I27 All-Tournament Plano, IZ, Track, II. THOMAS HUDSON NUEHOFF Class Presidenl, 9, Treasurer, II, Secrelary, IZ: Sl. John Berch- man's Club, IO, II, Secrelary, II: LeH'erman's Club, IO, II, I2: Frosh Foolball, 97 B-Team, IO: Varsily, IZ: Tennis, 9, IO, II, IZ, Track, I2. JOSEPH MICHAEL MURPHY PAUL NASSOUR Class Vice-Presidenl, IO, Class Library Aid, IZ: Foolball, II. Presidenl, II, IZ: LeII'erman's Club, II, IZ: Foolball, 9, IO, II, IZ: Traclc, II: Baseball, 9, IO: lnlramural Handball Champion, IO. HENRY FLANAGAN NEWKIRK Class Presidenl, IZ: Band, 9, Camera Club, IZ: Le+Ierman's Club, ll, IZ: Safely Club, ll, Vice-President IZ: Junior Rolarian, IZ: Foolball, Il: Baskelball Manager. II: Baseball Manager, II. THOMAS STEPHEN O'CONNELL Linz Pin, II, Class Pres- ident IO: Sl. John Berchman's Club, 9. IO, II, IZ: Lellerman's Club, IZ: Frosh Fool'- ball, 9: B-Team, IO: Var- sily, ll, l2I Golf, IZ: B-Team Baseball, 93 Traclc, 9, IO. Happy seniors rush downslairs laughing, and smil- Ing, ancl winking al Ieacliers Io begin Iirsl period classes aiier chapel. is E5 3 Seniors welcoming a freslwr B E S 2 is :Q IR is 495 LOUIS LEE OSBORNE Perfecf Allenclance, IO: Band, 97 Camera Club, IO, II: Round- up IO II Sci Clb IO II I 'ence u , , , I2I President IO: Cafeleria Slafi, IO. Lounge WILLIAM MICHAEL PARKER CIass ParIrarnenIarlan, I2, Candl da+e SodaIIIy, II: Sodalify, I2 Jesuii High ScI1ooI Band, I2 Transwfer S'IucIenI. JOSEPH KING O'SHEA NI-IS, II, I2: CIass Vlce-Presidenh 9: Sfudenf CounciI, 9, IO, I27 Philofnespic, 9, IO, II, I2, Treas- urer, II, Vice-President I2: Junior EIocuIIon ConI'es'I Winner, 9: Junior EIocuIion ConIesI, IOC SenIor EIocuIIon Confest II: Lef- I'erman's CIUIJ, II. I2: FrosI'1 Foo+- ball, 9: B-Team, IO: Varsify, II, I2: Track, II. JAMES FREDERICK OSTER Linz Pin, 9: Perfed Affendence. IO: Phil., 9, lo, ln, 12: Library Aid, 9: Band, 9, IO: SocIaIIIy, 9, IO: BercIwrnan's Club, 9, IO, II, I2: Le+Ierman's Club, I2: Track, IZ: BowIInq, IO, Il. DAVID JOHN POCHE z Pun Perfed A+Iendance, 9 ub, II, I2: Fencin CIUIJ, II, Chess CIu ANDREW QUEVEDO Science CIub, II, I2 Secrefary, IZ: MaII1 Bef They don'l have anylhing like This in Russia! lJesui+ was buill before ihe Russian Revolu+ion.l GERALD EDWARD RANDOLPH Don r you lhinlc you mighf have been a liffle severe in punishing Molcry lhis lime? Bowling League, IO, l2g Base- ball IO EMIL MORTON ROGERS Jesuil' I-ligh School Band, 9, IO Library Aid, Il, I2: Chess Club IZ: Bowling League, IZ. PATTERSON SH EPPARD REAVES Linz Pin, 9, IO, IZ: NHS, ll, I2I Nalional Ivleril Scholarship Final- isl, l2: Phil.. 9, IO, ll, l2: Maior Plays, 9, IO, ll, l2: Order of lhe Silver Masque, ll, Secrelary, l21 One-Acl Play, I27 Roundup, ll. l2, Exchange Edilor, Il, Business Manager, I2: Lasl Roundup, II, IZ, Business Manager, I27 Social- ily, ll, l2: Cenlral Council, l25 Frosh Foolball, 97 B'Team, ll. SYLVESTER EARL REED Sodalily, 9, IO, II, I2: Radio Club, 9, IO, II, l2. FRANK SATARINO Class Secrelary, II: Perlecl Allendance, I2. JERRY EARL SAXTON Linz Pin, io, in Na. Iional Meril Scholarship Semi-Finalisl. I2: Dal- las Science Crafl Award: Science Club, II, l27 Analylic Geo- melry Seminar, ll: ln- slruclor, l2: Malhe- malics Sociely. Il, IZ: Mu Alpha Thela, II, I2I Jesuil' l-ligh Jour- nal, Il, I2g Chess Club, l2. 4202 Seniors run 'fhe bel?-line for noi' supporfing Ballef Fund. RICHARD LEWIS SCHAEFFER B-Team Foo'rbalI, Il. THOMAS RAY SCHMITZ Linz Pin, 9, IO, II: Class Presi- dent 9: Mu Alpha Thela Ilvlafhl Club, II, I2: S+. John Berchman's, 9, IO, II, I2: Frosh Foolball, 9 B-Team. IO: Varsify. II: Frosh Baslcelball, 9: B-Team Baslcelball, IO: Varsily Baslcerball, II, I2. FRANK STEVEN SELLERS Perlecl Allendance, 9: Phil., 9, IO, II, I2: SOdaIiIy, 9, IO, II, I2: Camera Club, 9: Jesuil High School Band, 9, IO, II, I2, Drum Maior, II, I2, Isl' Lieulenant I2, Vice-President I2: Glee Club, IO: Maior Plays, IO, II, I2. ALBERT JULIUS SEMTNER Linz Pin. 9, IO, II: Class Secrelary, II, Parliarnenlarian, 9: Isl Place Province Essay Conlest II: Nafional Meril Scholarship Semi- Finalist I2: NHS, II, I2, Treasurer, II, Pres- ident I2: Sodalily, II, I2: Philolhespic, 9, IO, II, I2: Maior Plays, 9, IO: Debale, 9, IO, II, I2: Gold Medal De- bale, IO: Hislorical So- ciely, 9: Malh Club, II, I2, Treasurer, II, President I2: NFL, IO, II, I2, Secrelary, IO: Degree of Dislinclion, II. PATRICK L. SIMPSON Class Treasurer, I2: Honor Roll Pins, IO, II: Firsl Place, Voice of Linz Pin, 9, io, li, I2: Perfecl Demwacv COf1+eS+, ll: Perlecf Alrfenclance, II: DON RAYMOND' SCHOL Alfenclarice, 9, IO, II: Class Vice- . . President 9: Phil., 9, IO: Science PlI'l9II'e5P'C' 9' IO. II' I2: Jesuir Debalers, IO, II, I2: Science Club, IO, II, I2, President II: Roundup, II: So- dalily, II, I2: Nalional Honor Sociely, II, I2: Nalional Forensic League, II, I2: Human- ilies Club, I2. Club, IO, II, I2, Treasurer, II: Fencing Club. II. Allila Tellces changes his name Io Michael. lBelowl Dore and Cahill challenge Mr. Huhn and Bulger 'Io Tag-Team wreslling malch, bul Mr. Huhn is dissafisfied wilh par'rner's flabby condi- 'Iion and 'Iurns down ofler. ' , No. no, no! Doesn I anybody know how The KiI S 2 RANDY SAMUELL SMITH Junior Eloculion Conlesl Masler of Ceremonies, 93 Class Parlia- menlarian, IO: Phil., 9, IO, ll, IZ: Radio Club, 9: Camera Club, 9, II, IZ, Secrelary, IZ7 Round- up Pholographer, II, I27 Lasi' Roundup Pholographer, Il, IZ: Film Edilor, IZ. ,a 5 I 2 5 5 S 3 i 55 E 1- ? 2 Q 2 1 2 5 I i I QL 1 H n looIcs7 LAWSON THOMPSON Fencing Club IO II Glee Cub JOHN TIDINGS THURMOND z Pun Perfecl Alfenclance IO Plnxlollnesprc 9 Jesuul Debalers. 9: Scr- ce Club, 9, , , 'ce-President I Mafh Seminar, II, IZ: Ma+l1 Club, II, I2. Treasurer. I21 Chess Club, I2, Vice-PresI- clenl, I2: Maior Plays, 9, Il, IZ: Fencing Club, 9, IO. EDWARD JOHN STANLEY ATTILA MICHAEL TELKES Perfecl' Allendance, II: S+. John Class Secrelary, IZ: Perlecl AI'- BercI1man's Club, 9, IO, II. Iendance, II: Major Play, I2: Plwilollwespic Sociely, I2: Transfer Sluclenl from Hungary, JON RICHARD TINKLE Debalers, 9, IO, II, I2g Soclalify, 9, IO: Round- up, IO. II: NFL, IO, II. I I 5 I 2 Q 2 52 3 E QE 1-1 ms I 33 ll 3 gl Seniors figlmi over egg af Annual 4202 Easier Egg Hunl. Same seniors fighlr over baslcel' of goodies al An- nual 4-202 Baskel' of Goodies l'lun+. PATRICK ALOYISIUS TRAYNOR S+. Bercl'1man's Club, 9, IO, Il, l2g Radio Club, 93 Baslcelball Score- lceeper, IZ: Baseball Scorekeeper, l2: LeHerrnan's Club, I2. CARL EDWARD WASAFF PhiIo+hespic, IO, II, I2: Bowling League, I0, II: Baskeiball, 9, I0 II: Track, I2. CHARLES EUGENE WEBER Scholarship pin, II Perfecf Ahlendance, II ciely, II, I2, Presidenf II: Science Club, I2. CHARLES MICHEAL JACK VOISEN VAN WINKLE Transfer Sludenf. LeHerman's Club, II, I2: Fool- SCOTT DAVIDSON ball, 9, io, ii, iz. WILMARTH Bowling League, IO, II I2, Chess Club, I2, Treas- urer, I2: Magician's So- Q Famed Senior Cheering Secfion fplus inferesied underclassmenl, oriqinaiors of Go Rangers, Bear Bozo SIDNEY PATRICK WEIGAND Class Treasurer, IZ: Transfer Sfudenf. if 5 ff Z 2 A Q fs 1 1 F ches Hs brea+h. I DONALD JOSEPH WOOD Class Vice-President 9: Class President I2: Sludenl Council Represenfalive, I2. KENNETH LYNN WOOLISCROFT Class Vice-President 9, Class Presiclenl, IO, Vice-Presiclenl, Il: Frosli Foofball, 9: Varsify Foolball, IO, II, I2: Frosh Baslcelball, 9: B-Team Baskelball Caplain, IO: Varsily Baslcelball, II: Track, II, I2: LeI'+erman's Club, II, I2. STAN LEE ZIHLMAN Class Parliamenlarian, 9, Class Secrefary, IO: LeHerman's Club, 9, IO, II, I2: BercI1man's Club, IO, II, I2: Safely Club, I2: B-Team Foolball, IO, II: Varsify Track Manager, 9: Freshman Bas- lcelball Manager, 9: Varsily Bas- Icelball Manager, IO, II: Junior Baseball, 9: Legion Baseball, II: Varsily Baseball, I2: Bowling, l2: Trampoline, I2: Library Aid, I2. .I I Arfhur Allen leaves in 9.5. Terry Bacon leaves Brian Markham four pounds of Transmission Teefh. Ron Barry leaves Loiselle Three burned hamburger paTTies from Charco's. Richard Bauer leaves a iuicy wad of bubble gum To Mike Sears. llf can be found under The TourTh desk. Third row in room IO3.l 'Bill Beakey leaves in his flashy black converfible. Larry Billings leaves Three used Trombone moufhpieces To Fr. Rivoire. ArThur Briceffo leaves six gallons of hair oil To Venfura. Glen Brill leaves Dick Baker a few inches. John Brough leaves Fr. Kammer, S.J. wiTh no one To wrife noTes To. John Buchanan leaves a slighTly used leafher iackeT To Janousek. Jim Burnham leaves a compleTe manual, How To Cram for Exams To Paul STraley. Gene Burlew leaves nobody noThing of no kind no how never. Dave BurT leaves MarTy Javors 38 pairs of old baskefball sox. Bob Cahill leaves Dave EnrighT I38 ounces of dirTy duck feaThers. KiT Carson leaves for The TrappisTs in Kenfucky. John Clark leaves his wall-shaking laugh To John Goodman. Joe Connelly leaves all The ash Trays in The Senior Lounge packed full. Bob Coursey leaves all The prizes from all The conTesTs everywhere To John l-lelies. Bill Dore leaves happy To be leaving. Gene Dunham likes iT so well, he doesn'T wanT To leave. Charles Dunn leaves in a Fury-his. Joe Enna leaves a can of car wax To Mike Bellamy. Dean Faas can'T figure ouT why he's leaving: he iusT goT here. STeve Fiedler leaves all The milk carfons in The building To PaT Borders. Ed Fleming leaves To loin his brofher, wherever he is. Mike Flusche leaves Mike Linehan a handy do-if-yourself kiT, How To Fix Your Own Teefh--BUT Good! Charles Fox leaves Fr. O'Flynn, S.J. wiThouT a server for his early morning Mass. Don Ganfer leaves absenTee slips all over Fr. Rivoire's office. 15351 Mi Fred Garver leaves his compleTe hair care kif To Jim Scarborough. Hal Gieb leaves his 67,894,072 baseball cards To Billy Troy. Dave Gibbons leaves race car driving To any fool who.wanTs iT. Dick Glaser leaves wiTh everyfhing noT nailed down. Chris Guenfher leaves 897 unsold Phil TickeTs To Mike O'Shea. Tom HampTon leaves for a guided Tour of The big ciTy To learn of iTs dangers and Thrills. Dain Hancock leaves Rodney Procaccini a pair of scissors for making cuTTing remarks. Gene Haufler leaves only as much as won'T fiT in The back of his sTaTion wagon. Pal' HeberT leaves for Woodrow and you know who. Paul Hernandez sale muchas Torfillas a Senor Bulger. Jerry HiTT leaves his manual, How To Wire Anyfhing Anywhere To Gregory George. Sfeve Hollern leaves his unused hair clippers To Mike FeTTy. Jim Hopp leaves his pef hamsfer To Jankowski. Frank Horak leaves wiTh a grin from ear To ear. PaT Hughes leaves in his broTher's cloThes by misTake. Bob Hughes leaves for Casa Linda for The lasT Time. Jud Human leaves an exfra large seT of Bafwings To Fr. Kammer. John Hurson would like To leave a good disTance befween himself and The nexT man. John Johnson leaves fooTball, baskeTball, and all oTher bone-crush- ing sporfs To The more hearfy individuals. Mike Kennedy won'T leave Fr. O'Flynn. Frank Klein iusT goT seTTled, and now he's leaving again. James Labarba leaves six Tomafo crafes To Olan Adams. Jerry Land leaves wiTh a broken drumsTick Through his neck. Joe Langan leaves everyfhing iusT like he found IT. Charles Leech leaves for The caves of Cliff Land. John Lemburg leaves 3 sweafers, 2 jackeTs, and four overcoaTs lall To be worn simulfaneouslyl To Dave Callahan. Mike Lewis leaves a compleTe science-ficfion library To Mrs. WhiTe. The Linz boys leff a hoT Sfudebaker To some chump who Took iT. nil estamzni Don Loscerbo leaves, comes back, and leaves again. Jim Lyons leaves all he has, experience, lo Larry Calame. Larry Marconi leaves a package ol Toni hair curlers lo Jerry Bradley. Charlie Mariella leaves lhree dozen combinalion Halloween-loolball masks lo Don Ellioll. Ronnie Marlin leaves bigger boys alone. Mike McBride leaves a genuine aslro-hydro-dynamic smoking pipe lo Howard Davis. Louis McDonald leaves one benl and lwisled luba lo Dave Ingram. Frank McKay came lale, leaves early. Charles McPelers leaves lhree cans ol painl. Miggs Melun leaves, lo lhe reliel ol all. Mike Murphy leaves a pair ol dark glasses and a cancelled lickel lo Hollywood lo Slellen. C. J. Michaelson would leave, bul someone slepped on his car. AI Mokry leaves a handy implemenl lhal doubles as wire cullers. hedge clippers and eleclric shaver combined, lo Mr. Huhn. Pal Monahan leaves a worn-oul library card lo Bob Tumy. Mickey Mooney leaves a midgel size megaphone lo Chuck McGuire. Vincenl Morrow leaves. Paul Moser leaves a sel ol slighlly used All-Slale palches lo Charles Swearingen. John Mullen leaves lhe sickbed lo play a lillle baskelball. Paul Nassour leaves lor lhe barber shop lor lhe lirsl lime in lwo years. Tom Neuholl leaves lwo ring sausages lo Bob Springer. Harry Newkirk leaves a place al lhe Lions Club Luncheon lable lo Carl Messina. Tom O'Connell leaves wilh his own leller iackel al lasl. Louis Osborne leaves a library ol philosophy books lo Ed Carriere. King O'Shea leaves ansylhing ol his lhal anybody wanls. Jim Osler is lell running around in circles on lhe upper lield. William Parker leaves aller a year ol uninlerrupled silence. David Poche leaves lhings in lhe hands ol Tom Pauken. Andy Quevedo leaves 4 broken arl pencils lo Terry Pills. Jerry Randolph leaves 'em laughing. Pal Reaves leaves Miss Barker's office lor lhe lasl lime. Earl Reed leaves lo help brolher Jimmy in Memphis. Emil Rogers leaves Bill Carney a box ol secrel badges. Frank Salarino leaves lor France lo make some ol his namesake. Jerry Saxlon leaves a pack ol used pipe cleaners lo Felix Weber. Richard Schaeller leaves lour years older lhan when he came. Tom Schmilz leaves a slighlly used hook lo Joe Urso. Don Schol leaves a size 41 bell lo Mike Moriarly. Sleve Sellers leaves a benl and lwisled balon lo Pal Pallison. Berl Semlner leaves Mr. Kozsuch wilh no one lo depend on. Andy Pal Simpson leaves a hopped-up land down onl Ford lo McBride. Q . Randy Smilh leaves an old lelepholo lens lo David Menard. Ed Slanley leaves lor lhe '60 Olympics. Allila Mike Telkes came a pagan, leaves a Chrislian. Lawson Thompson leaves a lrail ol bread crumbs so he can lind his way back. Jon Tinkle leaves 6 broken lsky cams lo Jim Slaler. Pal Traynor leaves Burl and Burnham wilhoul a ride. John Thurmond leaves a broken and lwisled slide rule lo Mickey Durbin. Charles Van Winkle can'l leave because he is laid up wilh a broken nose, back, leg, neck, and lell eyebrow. Jack Voison leaves in search ol a pack ol smokes. Carl Wasoll leaves whalever brolher Harry didn'l lake. Gene Weber leaves a while rabbil iumping oul ol every hal. Sid Weigand leaves lo ioin l-lrolhgar, Ecglal, and all lhe olher lellows wilh names like his. Scoll Wilmarlh leaves any and everylhing he has. can buy, bor- row or sleal, lo Fr. Rogge. S.J. lor lhe General Fund. Don Wood leaves a locker lull ol lrash lo Bob Gruber. Ken Wooliscroll leaves a once-worn swealer lo Richard Sykora. Slan Zihlman leaves a carbon copy ol his Senior Lounge Plan lo Ted Frossard. JUNIOR CLASS PRESDIENTS IIeTT To righTl: IO6-Dave EnrighT: IO7-Felix AITiereg IO9 Mike Linehan 203+-Torn MordaunT. SpiriT of '60 E verywhere praise is given and baclcs are slapped and heads are paTTecI and awards are given ouT. They've done iT every year and They're doing iT again This year. IT gen- erally happens aT assemblies. FirsT They Tell The seniors how greaT They have been, how much beTTer Than any oTher senior class, and Then They do someThing else. They Turn To us and we Icnow even beTore They say anyThing ThaT we have goT quiTe a iob ahead oi us-guiTe a responsibiIiTy-Tor if The senior class was good, Then we have To be beTTer. And iT's going To be hard because The senior class This year was very good. IT means noT only ThaT we have To win awards and achieve honors as The seniors have clone This year and as we have done in The pasT buT also someThing else, sorneThing much more imporTanT: we musT be leaders. leaders who will lead The resT oT The sTuclenT body on To higher and even higher goals oT spiriT, who will malce I96O as successTuI a year as I959 has been. IT won'T be easy, bu+ iT will be done as iT has always been done in The pasT. For we are iuniors, a hundred and TwenTy sTrong, doing our besT. Scene 4: Midwfnfer break period. Olan Adams Members of llwe I306 REBELS gallier around Uncle Fred Coslon during a morning break period lo discuss flue possibililies of wall-papering +l'1e gym. Felix Alfieri Richard Balmer Harold Barker Tom Barlow Eldridge Barnes Kmgp. Maw Dan Barry Bill Barslqaw Mike Bellamy Earl Bembeneck Pele Bilkxelmer Ronnie Blslwara Mike Boeding Pal' Borders , :13 !,5:,! ' Eddie Boughlin Mr. Kozsuch hurrles along picking up Malh homework, mol nolicing lhal' he has snalched a s'l'uden+'s head by mislake. l W, , zxffzzw' e' E a ,k,., Jerry Bradley John Bradley David Briglwl Ken Brown Below: Jolwn Hellas, Magazine Drive Clwamp, sllows winning Michael Bulger Rel' Bufgeff Larry Calame Hfeleplwone order Form. mum mawfe Paf Cahahan Vxfiiham Carney YOU WANT GREEN PEPPERS??i!!i!! fasks Hugh Sfarrefil Ed Cafffefe Richard Chaplin Pefer Clrone Tom Conneily '0lq9Pff-.M fi' 3 , ' 11.4 45. g ff. ..., . James COVWWGY Fred Cosfon David Craven Walfer Crawford Mario Daboub Biil Daflin Anflwonv DaMommio Mklwael Darnail Larry DauNonq Mighag Dum Joe D'Aviqnon Howard Davis Pefer deLira Mickey Durbin Eddie Dugan Fans wafch pensively as Mike Fefiy wins T.C.l.L. Dari Tour namenf. Don Eiiio++ Mike Emrnerf Joe Emrneff David Enriqiwi Cinaries Espinoza Miclnaei Feiiy Larry Fisher Joseph Frarwive Kermerlw Fluscrwe James Fowler Jimmy FFGHCES Ted Frossard Gregory George Javors and Moriariry head Une ro see Sanfa Claus ar Mo'rFwer's Club Carmyar P James Goodman Bobby Gruber BU Heinen John H6595 Joe Henson Ronnie Herrin Dan HECIQQV George Hubler Jolnn Huddlesfon 3 , wg? 3 V 1. E . F if Junior members of Hne Cneerhaadefs crowd around Men qneen. David Ingram Ross lrlferranie Don Jankowski James Janousek JOE Jones MGVW JGVOVS Larry Johnson Mariln Jones Gail Journeycake Frank Klaczak Bobby Konderla Gene Kraica Richard La Marche George Lewis Bruce Lamping Mike Linehan Dennis Loiselle Riofing sfudenfs rally around Hue U.S. Embassy shoufing, We wan+ 3 Fafs Domino! We wanf Fafs 3 Domino! in anger. if ii? , 1 J ,,LL , ,, ,, fl, V Mike Magourek Brian Markham NO CAPTI Anlhony Marlon Carroll Marlin Tom Marlin Ancly McBride Bob McDermo++ Andy McGarvey Charles McGuire Q. Q DED Kelly McGuire Marvin Meade Nick Melwl Carl Messina Larry Messina Charles Miller 2 Donald Moen Jolwn Moody Frank Morales Tom Mordaurfr Mike Moriarfy James Moxley Pa+ Murray John O'Meara Lee Orr Mike O'Shea Paf PaHison Pai' Parkenson Reber? Pelligrini Gene Personne Reginald Regis Frank Roznovsky John Roper Gene Rushing Bernie Rus? Harry Salis Roberf Schaefer James Scarborough Fred Sgherr Miclieal Sears John Seeligson James Slaler Davicl Snell Bob Springer David Spurgin l-lugl'1S'rarrell Paul Srraley Tim Sreffen Charles Swearingen I Richard Sylqora Bill Taylor P Y ,, Bolo Tumy Isaac Trevino Bill TfOy Dominic Tuminello Joseph Urso Anlrhony Venfura Felix Weber Herman Weber i I i --- A155322 , I' : : g '. L :. QYZLTE- . V ,V Y I' . JV' r . . , tix Ib!! aiu. ' 'fl' Q ' 'L .' 'Q : '5 !Q,k tr-5 Ai-5,5 ' 'VI 'gi 'Ji AU- I 1' W4 ith-1'l: 1 0 l 1 I if H' 4 - Q U' W1-'S f'sifs 14 'aim--' 7' E-' T '.A- '-3f-J12a i.-'7WlL!.-313' fmmbfdf ' ' ' 11 .iff ,,,ge'ff-1-'Wx-42r-512611aff?- A' li -3: W 5'-QfA'f!:'1g'7f'3M' we v 'm'+.ii'm M2 L if fur-5,1 nf, gm ,144 - 'gm' 71'pm'1g'B!f9'o' . ' ptayll-3' ',l1,f- 0. 1,. q -4 .., . ' I ',gXflqWL:5'2 2 .1 V 1:1-QL' efug,-Qld' qbugqgfi- 5121 EN Us . M .1 'Wr'YA,v!s.Qs . ffV'lot 'fi 1,' 'Lv 'Sw-,1 ',J'lcff' , M yffhghgw, fivyfanfeyp . , ', 0i!f ij5,e,m1d,: ,v41xQ.fp-ME . 9 M A of .' 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' h7fgc'l?'J? fi- ll l'if'f ' Y' 4 v ' 13-inf :V qi' 1' - 'A1!f+ 'W 'f'1'xY fl-us 'ffi!'f-If f x . 4 f ' v M ' ' v ghftiwagk Lgf.'ii2zg?2 'g,iHEgQvgf5SWR' , N a. ,f H45 l'rzFQw'qv ' ' av7v7fQgQ'5'1 5 J 551:45-1 -'fun .fy ,, ,, - Y 1,vn..1.-- 4 fp I,, A..mU,rn,'-, jf AU1lK'l'tw gg. 'wa Q ' g gm. 1 ng uA10li'15-llfm 9i11'qf'g., iq 4- m!'- 1 ir ,: uf, I I ,ff I , 1. 1 hY.,,y .X V17 , V waz 'EQ-if Q' Stew 1? 'wmf3l'4 2- 21 wwf' I' rt- 1:1 ,Y -g 'f' K1 .. I .'7. - 1 IJQFPX ,Qs . ,b n., 1 ..5.r.lW 196110. Q I SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENTS: lleff fo righfl Gary Garrefl-2lO, Roger Gunn-209, Mike Owen- ZO5, Pal Hollern-208, Tom Maher-2ll. lAccording 'ro firsl quarier elec+ions.l P SPIRIT OF SIXTY-ONE Second year. sophomore year, year of achievemenr. Oufslanding in exfracurriculars, energeiic in class ac+ivi+ies and organiza+ions. 'rhe sophomore class has proved Hself: a+hle'ric--vigorous supporlers of sporis and con'res'rs. six Varsify members and liiffeen B-leam players: responsive-an aclive parlicipaior in all school evenl's: V faifhliul-always on hand when needed mos'r and always presenl +0 cheer any organi- zarion on 'lo success: persevering-always ready +o give +ha+ liHle exfra bil of work needed To produce a winning Jream: reliable-able fo +ake responsibiliiy in +ha+ wharever has been en'rrus+ed +o rhem will be compleied 'lo Hs best E prosperous-confinually advancing and mee+ing new goals: norable-disfinguished in lhe fields of scholasric achievemenr: persis'ren+-H' never gives up-il knows no word as defeat successful-achievemenf recognized in Eloculion and various o'rher con'res+s--winners of Magazine Drive. prominenl' in Mission Drive: disrincfive-a separaie par+ of a whole closely-kniHed school-a parl' which 'rhinks for ifself yer works for +he berlermeni of Jesui+ High. i John Abeln G-ary Afkingon Larry Augusiine Richard Banks Tommy Banlle Carl Barker Pai' Bell John Bellamy Roscoe Beii Bolt: Black Arllnur Blair Bob Blake William Bosworllw 52. ' X1 1 we oiiooi f B Mike Boyce Ronnie Burger? John Burke Pal Byrns Vincenr Cangemi James Carmichael . r ,I Ai g 'A K Q rsa rs r sg r. r no 1 ,g.. , ' wif --' i A 'A 5' ' iw - s Info lhe Valley of Dealh rode . . . Break w 3 ' WMM we :1 5 Period ends as sophomores rush loyfully M lj 3, VHKQ if , back To smiling +eachers, and fun-Filled zzf ' ,Q A. :,,5 ,,,, , classes. - 1 gggfgresl g ff as 31 John Cdrpenler Joe Celano John Claiborne Don Coerver Tommy Cone :fl l X l Bill COUNGI' Ernesl Connor Ronnie Cooper l Ed Cosgrove Frank Colfer Richard Cree Ronnie Davies Bill Davis Joe Delaasqual Larry Dessomes Ernesl Dominguez Don Driscoll Jimmy Dugan Eddie Dulin Jimmy Durbin Barry Eafgn f Jim Sodeman, sophomore winner of Junior Eloculion Conlesl. proudly displays lnis prize. Some sophomores prfching 'zQ?5j2..g is , ff! A QQ, Kksxin 'Q H 'Q Alva Q 'ir as-4 Lance Emerson .X,,Lw' A '1??g,e1fv 4 James Evans it 1 ' 2 'WTF .A s.x5,,g:s3.z ,QE Q-vw John Ezell David Fancher or Hckling crickefs, or somefhlng af Mofhers '-2 Wim' 'fam James Fish Jim Fish Gene Fifzgibbons Don Flefcher Lew Fraser Jimmy Fursfenberq Dan Gabrysch Buddy Gambrell Lewis Ganfer Gary GarreH X, 'E so ly lyk Jerry Gerlwardl Mike Gibson Bob Golden David Griesedieclc 4 s F 1 it , Bob Griflice Larry Guillol' Roger Gunn Bill Haggeman Pal Haggarfy ul Jim Haley Joe Hanley Bob Harkins TOVTWY l'liSSell Eddie Haslings Paul Henson Tom Maher, Bill Wylie, Mike Tobii and olher members of flue Soplwc 4 Marc Hibbs Pai' Hoilern Jimmy Holloran David Hooker Dale Hume John Humphries Paul Jackson Mike Jenniges James Jones Paul Kaiser Dan Kavanaugh James Kirk K nore Ballei' Team execuie a diffi- Jack Kreska Clay Lancasfer Mike Landfeis :uii scene from Swan Lake. Larry Langsfon Ricky Licandro Mike Lindley Sal Levafino Mllfe LOHU5 Bernie Long David Love Hugh Lundquisf Torn Maher DiCl4 lViGiS Above we have a rare piclure of Mr. Landwerrneyer, S.J.. keeping his class in aller school because lhey did noi win some school conlesf. , Y T. V. Mangelsdorf George Mangelsdorf Tom Malooly Torn McCarll1y Bur Ruffing. l keep felling you-you could play beifer if you Freddy MCCL-,rmick Joe McLaughlin would only use a golf club. George McKenna Roberl McPe+ers Al Me-inzer Df3VlCl Menard Terry Murphy Tommy Neilzel Bill Noonan Mike Owen l. ,,, Ronnie Messina Tommy Paulsen Carl Pellegrini Skip Pedlar Hugh Penclery Jimmy Philion Lieu'renanf . . . Lieufenanl lpuffl 'rhe Apaches lpuffl are burning lhe wagon l'rainl John Phillips Tom Piering Paul Rafferly Bill Roach Jess Ross Jim Rufliinq A -of-f 'swf Jimmy Saba Dennis Schaeffer Paul SCl'IV1llZiUS Jimmy Scoll 'lolm Seabrook Kenneih Sharp Bill Sellmeyer Sieve Sinclear David Slovak - X, 1,15 This year's sophomore class was nofecl for ils wil, Above we have a piclure of Sophomore Joe De-Pasqual lin plalel playing a prank on surprised policeman friend. Milne Snell Jim Sodeman Dale Slarlc Mickey Sfarelc R5Ym0nd Sfafon 2 vi Bill Sfokes Jerome Taxler Viclor Taylor Frank TObin Paul Tullius if gf Milne Walden Arf Wear Bill Weisser-r WM 3233 fwfr W f ' , I , 1, ,- J?fQffl5'.- 1- : i'. ,...?fg ,HiL.f J f -v w ? + , ,, ' if ' .. ' bi-' f' wr-S 'w ' .W -1 fi .. f f ' 'Jn Qmf': wr ,wzluzfyqggi Arm, yiguu ,2'fL'i4qf,g,,. ,f Dick Welch Tom Welch Buddy While fx ss as 3 34 sr is 5 Roberl Willis Byron Windslein Anfhony Wood ,7 7 ,, , Murphy, l'lI fake Carson's Cufaway in 'rhe 'FourH1. 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WJ ' 123471 o kl',fl., Dil, 11',.l ,O-rj . ,- lp 1 ' ffl' gfjztwjif, if 0,9 4r'fA,14vE't --Ja 1: 1 . 1 . 0 4 !l!AfZo,fIai'fQ44 4:'4 FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENTS lleff fo righfl: Ernesf Gonzalez-l305, Rick Cline I304 Felix Alfieri I2I2, Roberf Cardenas-I303, Biff Hupfeld-I302, Jim Smifh-I306. Spirii' of '62 If was during a speech class in March: We fhinlq of a vocafion as somefhing for lafer in life. Buf fhere is one person in fhis room who won'f be here in lafer life. There is one person in fhis room who will be dead before his senior year. lf's an average. ln a group as large as our whole freshman body. if's an average fhaf af leasf one of us will die before his senior year. And fhen, whaf would be his vocafion? His vocafion would have been iusl' being whaf he was-a sfudenf. We should fhinlc abouf fhaf. We should be a good sfudenf-fhai' mighf be our life-fime vocafion-fhaf mighf be whal' God had clesfined us fo be. lf does nof maffer who said fhe above or whaf classroom he was in-whai' does maffer is fhal' someone did say if. some freshman did say if. lf is imporfanf fhai' a firsf-year man. a Jesuif-beginner, fhoughf abouf fhe lasf-year, The end. lf is imporfanf because a ninfh-grader said in effecf: Live life like you mean every minufe of if. And he meanf if. M csiii i,,, FQEQHMEN S Jerry Alfieri Tommy Anderson JlmmY Aflifle Jack Baker Pal Barry Craig Bafllell Slepllen Bosworlll Jim Bradley Hal Browne I Bob Bulger John Burlew Paul Buller Ed Cage Freshman Lolridge wins Sophom Roberl Cambi Bill Campion e X la Ronnie Caravelle Roberl' Cardenas Clafyon Carrell David Carson Mike Cliifwood Wayman Clwfm -lim Clll:C0 f1 , Y , ,,,,,, , 2- Q -5 gi 2? sa Q SL z ,sf U, f f ik Y S QF iv : 4 5' H me '9 f D xx N we i al X y Q F 1, i X 1 Tommy Clifford Rick Cline Milne Coghlan Dan Conway Mike Cornelison E 5 gg if W if Qi YB 2 Z George Craker Jack Crane Archie Daboub Jimmy D' Avignon 3 l l Johnny D' Avignon Cuco De La Garza y Q y namenl wilh his eyes closed. l Edward de Lira Gabriel de Lira Bill Debus Marlin Dennehy , ohn Di Crislofalo Ronald Diegel Mike Dirnmeff Johnny Dodson Roberi Duron l 4 , , I 5? 3 3 E 1 S3 fl Q Sfephen Durbin Bill Eidl Vincenl Enna Berl' Erpillo Jolwn Espinoza Tommy Fain MiI+on FeQh+eI Wendy Fleming Tony Foglia Bill Foley Loy Ford Billy Fox Ronald Freeman Larry Fuess Bill Gaberino Bob Galer Jim Galle++a Tren? Galloway Duffy Gardner V '- : is ii in A Wax . Jolwn Gaylwarf i Q i l i ' r l Hey kid, look ai ilwe birdie ,..' lhe birdie, kid . . . look This way, please! George Gibsor l l or G Terry Golden J 6 HH Them again, Mr. EiferH uan omez Ernesl Gonzalez Frank Gonzalez Regino Gonzalez Pai' Gossell Ronnie Gollschallc Don Graff John Griffin Mike Grimslwaw Dick Gruber Jolm Halza Roberl Hawkes I Sleve Hargrave 'Le lame z if , , gk ,f xx GNY Harflinq George Head Mllie l'ledQ6SP9ll'1 Eugene Henry Tom Henson 2 3 si :P 2 5 ,. 5 Q Joe Hernandez Bobby Herndon Wayne Herpin Tom Hoch John Hogan Jerry Hohman Mike Hollern Q 5 i Bobby Horak Biff l-lupield John lwanski Grani Jacobson Jerry Jones Don Kagay William Keane Pal Kelly Larry Kerh Mark Kirk Bill Krippner Randy Labac Jean La Marche Bill Langslon Nick Lalumia Larry Lawrence Bill Lenzer Tommy Lewis Mike Lillie Brady Loiridge John Loupol' Jack l-UbY Kefll' l-U9Clilf1Q Joe LUlSliUS b E 5 6 Q 'Q' if 5' Xi r-M AK i .gr , M Gay Macias Dennis Madigan John Mandeville Bob MGf1SlieY Mike MBSSGY Tim McAulifF Glen McCarfy Roberr McCloskey Martin McDermoH John McDonell Mike McDowell Michael MCKUWUQY David McNeil Joe Meyer Don Milberger Morris Moore Jacinfo Morales Mike Moran Tony Morgan Whose nickel did you say, Freshman? Who broughl llwe darts? , .wQe?... . 5 1 T wa- V W- fiF 's,Q Don Moxley q i. S? 'fi Xl 52 sf ks K ggi,-3-I 65? by gag? X513 4. regifm. - Ray Munclwraflm if 2 Milne Newlon Pefer Nugem' Mike O'Boyle Terry O'Conner Tim O'Sl1ea Tom Oxley Anlhony Palasolo Leonard Palalc Lloyd Payne e flligf W f Terry Pills John Poclwodowicz Bill PF6SlOn Sleve Probsr .rr X if 5 Q K 2 , if , 1? 51 Wl1al's'll'1e mailer, Madigan, l'm sorry, mine froschman, l Bobby RGY sell der beanies, buf noi wif der pajamas. l l Xl i Kenl Robinson Robby Robinson Dan Rovello Raymond Rychik , .- xii . ma, ' . ., Frank Salarino Viclor Schell Rick Sclwuberf Bobby Scliwager : like you iusi' los? your lasi' clneai'-sl1eel. Jimmy Slifer Melvin Slovak Jim ScoH' Dick Sladelr 1ifV,j.i , ,W ,:,:,x A .V , , Hurley Smi+h Jim Smifli Raymond Sl-arref Parlcs Slearns Dan Sfefanialc Jim Sfewarl Mllfe Sfewarf J. Sullivan Kazucflalci Jimmie Teeling Alan Tinlcle Mike Tobin LaBarl:na, you sure 'mal parade's coming down Jrlnis way? Tony Todora Tom Toulmin John Turner, Bruce Tyler Sammy Ward Pele Wassdorf Roberl Wenlzel I 'J James Wheel David While John Widener Joe Wilberf Woodrow Willis W. Wilson Trav Wing Hal Womack Tom Wrighl' James Yeargan Vincenl' Zaby Jimmy Zimmerman Caramba! Tlwees ees noi' The KLIF 'rrick-or-'lreal' house! fk, ff , A I' ,f ff f fy ff ' ff QXXX L X ff! if X X X K XC! X X X XX X ,X x 'X N X N X ,xv,,, ,,,.,Yii ,f i, lf ,, , .--.,f ' w 1:1 fifiigil- 'ff -+2i ' ZifQ?QQTif9ffig, fxsxfb , tim: , lm i?ff'?5-M15 Y . - Y' 1 fis4x- 5--- F ' ' ?'S QPM X Qi' W MA S1-ffg-f-- -1K-J V , if 5' ' ' - ' -Q ,,,11 V V ' X-Y ' 1444- -4., gg, -V Y , 'WY YY' wr A ' :gg s -g i i 1 I, OFFICERS OF SOME ORGANIZATIONS lTrom leTT To righTl: Charles McGuire-SaTeTy Club: STeve Sellers- Band: AnThony Dalvlommio-Radio Club: Mike McBride-Science Club: Jud Human-Journal: Dave Gibbons- Camera Club: Mike Flusche-PhiIoThespic: KiT Carson-LasT Roundup: Charles Fox-ST. John Berchmans SocieTy: Norman Melun-SodaIiTy: BerT SemnTer-Nafional Honor SocieTy: John Brough-STudenT Council lnoT all organ- izaTions are represenTedl. IT has been said +ha+ exTracurricular acTiviTies are exTra only in The sense ThaT They are ouTgrowThs oT The curriculum. This is why exTracurriculars are ThoughT of as being exTensions OT The school day. And This is True wheTher The organizaTion is a hobby, service, speech, sporT, or spiriTual group. The exTracurricular aVchievemenTs aT JesuiT High School show whaT can be accom- plished when Teenagers, wiTh special guidance, are allowed To express Themselves and exploiT Their TalenTs. This, Then, is The one TacTor ThaT disTinguishes JesuiT sTudenTs as ag whole Trom Thou- sands oT high school sTudenTs ThroughouT The naTion. Their inTeresT in exTracurricular l acTiviTies can be readily seen by paging Through The Senior SecTion of This year's. or any year's annual. STay around This red school house and you will soon see ThaT. Tor The mosT parT. Those Teenagers wiTh iniTiaTive, drive, and abiliTy are The ones ThaT are acTive in exTra- curricular acTiviTies. The presidenTs. leaders. head-men OT Tomorrow won'T iusT be, They will have been. The seeds oT leadership Tor Tomorrow will have been planTed in The rows oT exTra- curriculars of Today. l UTCQNIZQTIUNS STUDENT COUNCIL Under The square-iawed leadership oT iTs presidenT. John Brough, This year's STudenT Council, JesuiT's gov- ernmenT-oT-The-people, piled up The longesT lisT oT prac- Tical acTion in iTs Three-year hisTory. Working To insure school spiriT and school pride in TuTure JesuiT genera- Tions, The STudenT Council pulled a TighT rein on The TirsT wriTTen Treshman regulaTions and made inTo laws: beanies and paiamas Tor Trosh aT The Homecoming pep rally. IT Then Taclqled The previous-year-sagging-supporT- oT-baslceTball problem and was indirecTly responsible Tor The loudesT, mosT spiriTed cheering secTion in Dallas, whose yells helped bring home The T.C.l.L. championship. IT ran cheerleader elecTions, geT-acguainTed dances, proms, and masTerminded The midday Mass during LenT. lT had a busy year. STUDENT COUNCIL ON BALCONY: Baker, Sfraley, Rust D The Skyline Room rides again-courTesy of The STuclenT Council. if Rev. Michael P. Kammer, S.J., Prin- cipal, wiTh members of The STudenT Council. han, Coursey, Gibb, Newkirk, Johnson, Brough iPresidenfi, Flusciwe, Gibbons, O'Sl1ea, Moser. Scoff, Black, Coghlan, Barry. Sfudenf Council presidenf Brough wafches assembly wifh an air of aufhorify. The senior members of fhe Sludenl Council choose a beauly queen for a New Orleans girls' school. Coursey, Semlner, O'Shea, Johnson, Burl, Brough, Flusche, Newlcirk. Gieb, and Gibbons express Jrheir apprecialion of 'rhe girls' piclures. NA'I A lypical debale cluring a meefing in 'rhe principal's office. Presenling fhe N.H.S.-O'Shea. Moser. Mullen A scene of one of Hue s+uden+ council's award assemblies. A resuH' of Hue Sfudenf Council's freshman regularions -freshmen wearing pajamas. +NAL HCNOR SOCIETY Melun. Flusche, Reaves, Johnson, Brough, Fr. Kammer, S.J., Semfner, Coursey, Carriere, Linehan, Swearingen, Simpson, Sfraley. and Baker SodaliTy CenTral Council SODALITY The SodaliTy has grown up. Whal' was once a handTul of single- minded boys has now mulTiplied To include Two oT The TooTball Tri- capTains, The STudenT Body presi- enT, and members wiTh Their Tin- gers in almosl' every club in The school. And wiTh iTs numbers, The So- daliTy's inTluence has grown unTil iT is TelT all over The school Trorn The spiriT in The Thanksgiving Drive To The reverenTly-said Hail Marys in The huddle on The TooT- ball Tield. From leTT To righT: Murphy, CoTTer. Hale Billings, Fox, Sellers, Miller, Seabrook, Driscoll, Sala Pauken, Mangelsdorf, Humpheries, Abeln, ScoTT, E merT, Philion, Durbin, Sykora, Coghlin, MarTin,glohrU SodaliTy prornoTes school spiriT by making huge sign BeaT SouTheasT To The aposTolic cornmiTTee brings Thanksgiving cheer To puT on Tronl' of school. Dallags pogr, v H 8 f 5? 5 6113. We ly 3 ,Le -,,ff, ,af ., son, Mullen, Burnham, Gibbons, l-lollern, Quevedo, M5VCl1G. T'-lmy. MOHBYTY. RK-'St MF- Hebeff. 5-J-. Caf- Darnell, lnferranfe, Moser, Barry, Reeves, Bradley, SON. BFOUql1, Coursey. Melun, Bradley. Javors, Baker Fefly, Linelman. Carriere, Noonan, Callahan, La- Loiselle. Missing from picfure: Burgert Guillof. :4iWl3,1S,f 'L, WV' , 2 I -'lyiij H, sz 'L+ ',, ,',,, L , q The Euclmarislic Commilfee puffing missals in Hue pews for The siudeni' Mass. CANDIDATE SODALITY Brough, Mr. Murphy, S.J.. Bosworlh, Weiserl, Golden, Sharp, McLaughlin, Bellamy, Durbin, Parker Langsfon, Klein, Dugan, Molcry, Johnson, O'Shea, Wriqhl, Golden, Terry, Madigan, Luby, Krippner l-lawlces, Gardner, Bufler, Chilwood, Bradely, 'Carson, Lalxflarche, Langslon, Lawrence, Gomez Lewis. Sodalisls Coursey and O'Shea receive communion al lhe dialogue Miass. SACRISTANS From feff fo rignrz Gomez, Hoilern, Miller, Moriariry, Marin, Sfraley, Plwilion, Carrie-re, Mr Perry, S.J. ST, JOHN BERCHMANS SOCIETY 41 Firs+ Row: Clwades Fox Unresidenrjy Mike' Emmerr lSecre+aryl. Second Row: Burger, Fleming, l.aBarba, Huscne, Brough, Carriere, O'Si1ea, Taylor, Rafferfy, MCAUHV, Rush Gomez, Tumy, Carson, Marnn, Fox, Pndion, CaUanan, Manqlesdcrf, Javors, Heinen. Third Row: Scrvaefer, ConneHy, Tray- nor, Scorf, Murpney, Borders, Bukger, Moriariry, Srraley, Sramey, Morron, Lorseile, Coqnran. Maher, Hernandez, MeNun, Mancjesdorf, McDonaNd, Durbin, Frossard, Moran, Lamping, Coursey, Fourih Row: Milbergen, Durbin, Herrin, O'Snea, Mcifarfy, McBride, Sclnmirz, MuHen, Mokry, Osrer, Burn- ham, Schnifzrus, O'Snea, Zinlman, SeHers, Horak, Humpnries, Emerson, Tayior, Miller, Moderafor Mr. Roberf C, Perry, SJ. Liners, JUNIOR ELOCUTION George Sellers Allen Tellces Brough Reaves Carson Simpson O'Shea SENIOR ELOCUTION Sodeman Paulcen Gulliof Sharp Carson Folgia O'Shea Bellamy Banlcs Murphy From le'H' lo righl: Flusche, Paulcen, Johnson, Brill l-lollern, Coughlan, Reeves, O'Shea. Second Row: Mr Cousins, S.J., Wrighl, Smilh, Carson, Human, O'Shea Sellers, Allen, Ernmerf. Third Row: Maher, Garrell Lamping, Messina, Swearingen, Driscoll, Murphy, Banks Execulive Council ar presmeeling meeling. Mr. Han- ley, S.J., Johnson, Mr. Cousins, S.J., King O'Shea. Q ff, 5 3 Q . , , , 8 . Q L Q A 0 Bi .191 j :II g' i j. T S, .AA , V fl , Y 1? .11f-, . - 5 jf it Q V ,, 'nn' , QQ 1 THE FNNE U-WNY 5iUR 1 Hs 'HL- enfrances backsfage. Who, sir? Me, sir? No, sir. Seaman Urban confuses The Defense Working in-Jrhe-round wirh oniy The baresi props Hal:-ies, chairs, a curiain. uniformsj, Jrhe Phil packed a S+anding-Room-Only final- nigh'r audience info Chris+ The King audi- 'iorium 'For Hs modern produciion of Jrhe year: The Caine Muiiny Couri-Marial. Briiiie, hard-hi+'ring, realis+ic drama ihai sparked in personaliiy clashes won unbiased praise from everyone who saw ii' as ihe beslr Philoihespic play in years. H was so real, I forgoi ii was a play. By God, l made H' s1'ick! Queeg cracks up. . . . 'io you. Mr. Keeferf Greenwald closes 'rhe play. L+. Maryk admifs his muiiny. And rhe senl'ence? Lorenzo, Anlonio, Salanio, Por+i'a ldisguisedl Shyloclr, and Grariano Turn fo rhe Juslice of Venice for his pound- of-flesh pronouncement Plols leading inio sub-plols which folded info sub-sub-plols, and slipped info sub-sub- sub-plois were ihe Themes of ihe Phil's Shake- spearean comedy: The lvierchanl of Venice. Filling a huge cas? wifh ralenred, vereran Jrhespians, using a new-idea-filled ser, and ern- ploying professional siege direcfion meihods, Jrhe Philorhespic pui' on an exciling and eye- filling show ai The Universily of Dallas audi- roriurn. mepchbl of Laugh, le+ fly your +rouloles! Salarino grabs a smile from worried Anlonio. Le+ me feel your beard. Lanceloi' fools his poor- sighfed fafher. The choice is yours. Por'I'ia's luclcless suirors eye rhe prize. Come, 'rhis way. Everyone gels info 'rhe ac? as -gf nice enzo sleals Jessica The Jesuil Speech learn awailing announcemenl of resulls if A- af a speech lourney. Why lhe forlorn look, Mr. Baker? THE JESUIT DEBATERS: Fr. J. L. Weber, S.J., Er L. A. Poche, S.J., Moderalorsg Carriere, Swearingen Melun, Semlner, Coerver, Murphy, Linehan, Baker This year's mosl successful clebalers seem clisinlereslecl in +heir winnings, bul lhe disinleresl is only on fhe surface. Freshman deloaiers clamor for irophies They hope 'ro win one da REV. J. L. WEBER, SJ. Wilh gold glinling in Their eyes, lneg.l Brough and Johnson, and lailfl Carriere and Linehan gaze greedily al The Gold Driscoll, Abeln, Co+'rer, Keane, Craker, Coursey, Brough. Tinkle, Johnson, Carson, Sfearnes, Pauken, Kelley, Lolridge, Bradley, Macourelc, D'Avignon, Whifel Sfewa,-1-' Hargrave, Krippner, Madigan. Lueclcing, Luby, Slefanialc, Womack, Hedgepelh, Medal Debale Cup. Chairman Coursey admires 'fable-lop shine. DEBATE SOCIETY From debale lournamenis 'l'o panel discussions, 'from enieriaining Dads' clubs lo enieriaining Mofhers' clubs, The Jesuii Debaiers have 'rime and again disiinguished 'themselves for 'rheir excepiional qualify and well-Trained smooihness. This is graphically porrrayed by Jrhe number of firsis and seconds broughl' home 'From Jrhe speech Jrourneys. The debaiers aiiended six speech Jrournamenls This year, winning firsl' place in debaie al' Dallas Univer- sily, a second place a+ l-lillcresi, anolher a'r Den+on, and placing Jrwo l'eams in The firsi posiiion al' 'rhe Sophomore Speech Tournamenl: Their polished sl'yle also meriled a half doien iirsls and as many seconds and Jrhirds in each of 'rhe speaking evenls. I+ was anoiher good year in The chrome and gold hardware deparimeni. i l l 1 ix. '4 fi ff! El x TH E ROU N DUP The Roundup sTarTed oTT wiTh a bang This year by puTTing ouT a paper in The TirsT week oT school, The earliesT in JesuiT's hisTory. This early issue and The conTinuing .issues rolled oTT The presses Twice a monTh wiTh hoT-shoT eTTiciency. STaTT meeTings be- came regular raTher Than someTirnes. The Ranger oT The Week column was inTrooluced To honor a JesuiT sTudenT who had done someThing ouTsTanding in The preceding monTh beTore The issue. EighT page ediTors were chosen To Take Turns puTTing ouT issues oT The paper during The year. The Roundup, T959 ediTion, Took anoTher sTep Toward becoming The besT school newspaper in Dallas. The Roundup aT work Human, Gibbons, Banks, Bradley, Messina, Bradley Thurmond, Kennedy, Hernandez, Maher, McCourek PaTTison, Dugan, Sycora, McLaughlin, Flusche, Weis F. R. BROU, SJ. passing ouT paper aT an assembly. .. .counTing voTes on an opinion poll. serl, Collar, Murphy, Darnell, Tumy, Driscoll, Paulcen, Bradley, Frossard, Brown, McBride, Durbin, Melun, Scarborough, Coursey, Marshall, Delnasqual, Moriarily, Taylor, George, Reaves, Sharp, SlarreH, Carson. Weber, Scoll. Cosgrove, Mullen, Carson, Lamping, dh? , Vg Roundup ediior-in-chief Johnson and managing edilor Linehan llcneelingl discuss lhe paper wilh edilors llrom lefl 'lo righll Siarrell, Bellamy, Cree, Humphries, Carney, Carriere, Slraley, Pxblen, O'Shea, and Lalvlarche. LAST ROU N DU P 'Vs nol' wise lo praise a yearbook wi+hin Thai same yearbook. Praise or crilicism will come Jrhrough lhe book il- self. Bul' a+ leas'r we can say whal' lhe Lasi' Rounclup's sraff hopes Hs producr will be. We wanl' This book 'ro be dif- ferenl. We wanl' i'r To have humor and spark. We wanl ir fo give Jesui'r s'ruden+s a good piclrure of fhemselves. To al-rain 'lhis goal calls for new ideas in wriring and layoul. 'lor unique pholog- raphy and ar+. H' calls for hard work from summer To lare spring for a genius- ediior like Carson. These lhings have been arlained, and we hope lhal 'rhey will make 'rhis a de- lighrliully diflieren+ Las'I' Roundup. Edllor Carson spear-heads sponsor drive wiih a senior assembly. JUNIOR MEMBERS: Scarborough. sialic Moderalor MR. J. H. McLEOD, S.J. js - lg! .5 .. .f- fi 'r t V .ii r my r s Edifor-in-Chief KIT CARSON Us Business Manager SH EP REAVES 9 VVS I .. .'f.'P.. 'J'-315-lf... 2 i 2 SP7 it l if inf I 'Se 12, We 8 if X5 a A sf u J us 5 we M . A A is f fig Mk kai? 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Firsi' Row: Maher, Slokes, Gardner, Moxley, Mooney, Dunham, Loiselle, Randolph, Cardenas, Gallefla, Moore, Jenniges, Leyanlino, Caravella, Griffin. Second Row: Mr. Burns, Moderafor, Lillie, lv1cGarvey, Pills, Moxley, George, Rushing, Schaefer, Roper, Neilzel, Kirk, Mur- phy, Marlon, Kirk, Scarborough, Jones, Barker, Schwager, Clark, Slaclek, Durbin, Wilberl, Kagay, Burlew, Anderson, Mr. Bowers. Back Row: Lenzer, Fleming, Reed, Jones, Chaplin, Connelly, Herrin, Cage, Burgerf, Ford, Morgan, Boughfin, Gambrell. ll This was Jrhe besl year yer, were The words used by Mr. Burns lo describe his Bowling League. This year's league had more leams lsixleenl, a longer sea- son leighleen weeksl, and more winners 'rhan any ol ils predecessors. By Jrhe end of lhe season, eighly ol: 'lhe Ranger Bowlers had been sanclioned by lhe American Junior Bowlinq Congress and Looks like a slrike, Gene! Gene Hauller and ScoH' Wilmarlh in 'rhe fore- -fwo of -1-hem' Bob Blake and Gene I-lauf- ground. Gene received honorable menlion from lhe Nalional Bowling League labovel. ler, had gained nalional recognilion. Bob placed high in 'rhe Nalional Chrisl- mas Tourney and Gene's high game of 233 made The League's magazine. This was one bowling season lhal' really rolled. YY . - -eff: in-...., an X.- n.m:mep,1 SAFETY CLUB ,u A 'ma' Mr. Burns, Moderalor, Easlings, Ganier, Welch, Welch, Goodman, Seeligson, Smifh, Scherr, Cree, Marlin, Fleming, LaBarba, Lewis, Newlcirk, Vice-President McGuire, Presidenlg Zihlman, Program Chairman. The long arm of Mr. Burns, rhe Jesuir Police, and fhe Safely Club are all Jrhe same organizafion. Tweniy men make up ihis group, five from each class, senior, iunior, sophomore, and freshman. The Three mosr imporrani' duiies fhey have are parrolling +he s+ree'r crossing on Firsf Friday, enforcing +he campus parlcing regulaiions, and handling parlcing a+ school func- Jrions. All These rhey did mosr ably, and are in line 'lor a special Jrhanlcs from Jrhe Siu- denl' Body for a iob well done. Pull over, we caughf you! CAMERA CLUB Back Row, leil' ro riglilz Menard, Pedlar, Sellmeyer, Phillips, Mr. McLeod. SJ., Kreska, Taylor, New- kirk. Froni' Row: Slarrell, Claiborne, Lewis, Slarrel, Slwarp, Darnall, Smirln, DePasqual. Cameraefkce Smilli locuses on loolball. Like The Marlboro Man and liis lalrlroo, The Camera Club Man and luis Kodak were every- wlwere lrlwis year, Covering eyeryllwing from baprisms To baskelball games. Sliarp-eyed senior cameraman Randy Smilli is belwind nnosr ol rlwe picrures in Jrliis book. And wliile Smilli snapped pics, Hugh Slarrerlr improved darkroom lacililies lo an almosl professional scale. Mr McLeod, S.J., Camera Club moderalcr, snaps srpdenls lor yearbook. Hugh Sfaffelf 5+ Work df me dd,-Lqroomg new Smk FOOTBALL: Allen, Pills, Mgrg Morales, Bulger, Enrighl, Messina, Ahcieri, O'Connell, Neuholil, Moser, Fluschc, Taylor, Pellegrini, Black, Durbin, O'Shea, Dore, Adams, Maher, Mqrg Parkerson, McDermoH, Heinen, Deluasqual, Mgr. TRACK: llelr lronll Hollern, Hurson. BASKETBALL: lupper lelll Burl, Boeding, Mullen, McGuire, Burnham, Mqrsf: Zihlrnan, Newkirk. Assl. Coaches lrop lefil Human, Barry TENNIS lupper righll Lolius, Emerson, Coursey, Hickey. CHEERLEADERS lrniddle righfl Javors,Tumy Fleming, Lafiarba. GOLF TEAM: llower righrl Fiedler, Mooney, While. Moderalor-Falher Julius J May, S.J. LETTERMAN'S CLUB HI -2-3 ZOOT! BURTV' Such was rhe cry rhar shook aboulr 20 more years inlo rhe aging Jesuil' gym, and a few more gray whiskers info Mr. Huhn's during B-ball season as The Le++erman's Club led rhe year's mosr successful drive ar school spirir. The J-Club had irs liveliesr year lo dare as I+ kicked off pep-rallies, prinlrecl Figh+ ribbons, and ran The Homecoming dance. All-Srafe JOHN MULLEN ARTHU R ALLEN Coaches Sauder and Durik dislribule well-earned iackers. PAUL MOSER MIKE FLUSCHE OUTSTANDING SENIORS MU ALPHA THETA Lell 'ro righl: Barry, Kennedy, Sernlner, Schrnilz, McBride, Coursey, Pendry, McLaughlin, Thurmond, Mullen, Brough, Saxlon, Johnson, Flusche, Mr. Kozsuch. Recognizing malhernalics as a language, +he MuAlpl1aTHe+a llvlalhl Club has buill up a slrong vocabulary, inclufling live Nalional lvleril' Scholarship Finalisls, one General Mo- Jrors Scholarship Finalist and one sluclenl- laughl Analylical Geornelry class. Under The slraighl-baclcecl leadership oi Mr. Paul Koz- such, lv1,A,, AB., ME., lhe club ours all frills and prepares induslrious sludenls lor lop grades in college rnalrh. Sludenl-inslruclor Saxlon explains slide rule 'lo his analyiical geornelry class Mr. Kozsuch in a larniliar pose, alone in Thoughl in lhe midsl of a crowded, noisy classroom. . f 1, fi .,.mswgg:f'f-, ., A. wzm-.:s:vf,:1,s:. :ww S ww sz,sg,i1s-f':1-ifHeinz ,f-, sf. if 1425-gs, gf Aegisuf? -s13,,1s::s1: 2: iv L X SIE ssh w 'swag , ixim gms, 55 ,Yi ,ii xxx -EM B ,E if ,g Zfffi X ,gy E53 WH Y NY Q, f FK Q 6 N K 2 :Mi Z YM . W i Q, ,... A 'ji .. A fi- - - 1xi2x .fge ' , f v L s. 1 - . H X ali? - ' ' ' . ' Iris fg' 3- ' - ' ,552 -: ' if ss L fs , mf f 3- ,, ,Q , A , .s ...v,AL . . ., sf Q, Y , W , 1, L L I: X s . f , 5 ': - is is M ,, f K f BAT WIHEER3 sv 1 nor me Q Leff 'ro riglfr: Simpson, Burf, Barry, McBride, O'Shea, Mullen, Flusche, Brough, Melun, Schmifz, Ken- nedy, Monahan, Tefkes, Bacon, Hollern, Tlwurmond, Human, Johnson, Moser, Carson. ARCHERY CLUB From lefi' 'io righfz Ellioff, Builer, Mr. Tafoya, SJ., Hernandez, Moxley, Debus, Rychiik, Lewis, Gomez Teeiing, McDoweIig on parachufez Golden, Pre-s+on, Wylie. CHESS CLUB Sianding, lei? +o rigl'1+: Mr. Tafoya, S.J., Saxion, Moen, Weber-Treasurer, Poclwe, Lewis, Garver, Pai' 'Hson-Secrefary. Seaiedz Thurmond--Vice-Presideni, Voison-Presiclenf. SCIENCE CLUB Mr. Reno, Moderafor, Osborne, Weber, Thurmond, Lenzer, Fox, Zaby, McBride, Poche, DaMommio, Saxfcn, George, Simpson, Springer. Schol, RADIO CLUB Springer, Lufkus, Wright Fifzgibbons, McNeil, Sfarreff, Walden, DaMommio, Lofridge, Sfeffen, Callahan, Trevino, Mr. Selgas, Mode,-afor, Banks. B LIBRARY AIDES Hawkes, Golrlschalk, Scoll, Sfarrell, Pochodowicz, Mllberger, Noonan, Slarrell, Herpin, Slovak, Sharp Cooper, Barnes, Darnell, Borders, Hibbs, Schaefer, Maher, Chilwood, Barker, Mrs. While. Ezell, Maher, Wear, Grllfice, Hanley, Hibbs, Clairborne, HISTORICAL SOCIETY Pauken, Vice-Presldenlg Abeln, Secrelaryg Gardner, Colfer, Mll- berger, Golden, Bellamy, Presidenlg Mr. Landwermeyer, S.J., Moderalorg Murphy, Menard, Alklnson, Haley, Sharp, McLaugh- CAFETERIA STAFF Dominguez, Jacobson, Schaefer, Foglia, Ryclwlik, Barnes, Gomez, Mr. Murphy, S.J. BOOKSTORE STAFF Marfin, McBride. McDonald, Emmerf. Mr. Tafoya, S,J. A .514 fx! f ,Ml Av 1 O rl . TS J ML ik, -.- 5 if ,MJ v ' :Y--I .l v X l U 9 11, 4 ... '-f..: ' . f '. , 7 1, 1.2.4 .' A e , 'L..'. .f' '- 'Ax - .,.-9, ' .' , 'al I Q. V uf- A ' I A fl. Z Y -.' J 41+ ,- - ,', 'N ,- l '--uv-A,-,ara .' 5'--'Q K O' 'JJQQQ-g4lI'.119x X - . -X .. TEAM CAPTAINS: BaskeTball: Dave BurT, FooTball: Paul Moser, Mike Flusche, Bob Cahill. liviissingz BaskeTball-John Mullen.l Don'T Take The TooTball TCT.I.L. championship lighTly-JesuiT ToughT hard Tor iT- buT There iusT is someThing in NorTh Texas air ThaT Ygrows championship TooTball Teams. BUT Tocus harder on The BaskeTball championship. JesuiT came inTo ThaT TournamenT as Triple underdogs: we were supposed To be beaTen Tor The championship. BuT ThaT old Olympian, die-TighTing spiriT in The lasT Three minuTes oT The game pushed JesuiT To Their come-Trom-behind vicTory. The ST. Thomas righT guard Took his long sTep aT The mid-sTripe, gaThered himselT, sprung, and senT a hopeless, wild, over-shooTing jump shoT hoop-ward. BUT iT was ob- viously The end. The buzzer killed The useless shoT in mid-air, and The JesuiT B-ballers didn'T even look aT iT. They were Too busy jumping and hooTing and grabbing each oTher. Alumni, girls, and The JesuiT sTudenTs ThaT had made The Trip To San AnTonio Flooded The Tloor oT ST. Mary's gym. The king was dead, long live The king! JesuiT had beaTen defending Two-year champs, ST. Thomas-55-52. For Three Team members iT was The Top of a long, hard, Tour-year climb. They sagged noTiceably inTo Their Tennis shoes. BurT's seT, deTermined mouTh relaxed inTo The broad- esT oT The broad grins he's ever worn. Mullen's inTenT, Trowning crease beTween his eye- brows vanished inTo a smooThed, relieved Torehead. Burnham's edgy nervousness col- lapsed inTo a laugh. IT was over aT lasT. The sweaTy hours of pracTicing, playing, and Thinking baskeTball during The Tall, winTer, spring, and summer oT Tour years had paid oTT in Tull. All ThaT was leTT was The glowing saTisTacTion oT Success. You could Teel iT in Their handshake. They had ToughT The good TighT, run The good race, and won. SCENE 8: Game Time aT Highlander 5 I sruirs gg 4 Q r ,Tf35?fi1QE'?L.Q 3-v1ls,iQ--5, qw ,f 1, ,S , A. M Vg Y K K P 31 5 New J iff me bu .,,. 2 AZ. 5 in M., J.. , . seizgiesf g A .,, f fi L- :V 13 5 Afgwi xsw . Y ,A,.A . . Ls: 'QE -'45, , Q Sz MIKE FLUSCHE TOM NEUHOFF PAUL MOSER ARTHUR ALLEN 11,151 ' 3'i?'Yf.f,'i-' - - Ms w?fm3N'f1f-A 'w.f11ii2f71ff:Q- 4:3475 ,, M1 . 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A , CHARLES VANWINKLE TOM O'CONNELL BOB CAI-IILL MIKE MURPHY KENNY WOOLISCROFT JL, A ., CHARLES MARIETTA , ,,.L , BILL DORE KING O'SI-IEA MICKEY DURBIN FELIX ALFIERI DAVE ENRIGHT BILL HEINEN TOM MALOO LY PAT PARKERSON JIM ZURLIS V M , , H up-, .,., ' v ' if '. J . . my gi ,pf-1 , Bfvfkf' , 35531 :1,i4q +1.y my .,- .:,,,,, I Elf' ' - , KH ., -Q-mf MIKE LINDLEY BOB BLACK t M --,Q L.-:sw -L .sc-ggi-ffmwx, A ff- ' j' .-- 155-fi. -' L . - - k. .. .... ,. ,,,-- I , , ,....:. 1 ,X. ,, -Q-- : D L.1AA L , M I K E B U LG E R BILL TAYLOR LARRY MESSINA 1,95 A + A 'if 1 L Q V , L , V V Ah 1 Q -,if 5 I ' ,,', .Ewa A, K . E :. L. I .L L ., , H W2 iff? W sq m,xf,g,,,:s1 .',, - . L A z 3 ui A D' ,. wg, 1 M ,N x-- .. -. , lr ' , ,-, ' hi OLAN ADAMS FRANK MORALES ,, ,,,L g,.Lg vi This L2 f L -- 'L, L A g A A,,,L ',,' ' ' -vg ' , 'L ,. - 1 ' A Q ..,f1 f 13 fly. ':'--' '7 BOB HERNDON BOB GRUBER BOB MCDERMOTT Ml KE OWENS is 453 'fi S 349 ag wi W 4 .gil . ,MN 5. W . . .. - I 6 - - :-..,. 3. A .Gif if Wi ,. f- E : '21 f f ' 1 4,-,L gag. tif K . ,. ,,. ,. 1. X V s M f f W- , 2 Q ,.,,,.a...4+ vw 9 v ig sr' ,A - aff... Q 5 5, nu- , E U 1 vig? . G -:QI 1 ig an ' it A A f- .MM A- McDermo'H's goi' him Cha-Cha-Cha. Bulger boofs. . L, kd. ,F M Nice cafch, Flu. THE TEAM AND COACHES-FronT Row, Trom IeTT To righT: Coach Gaudet Managers Maher and Pedlar, Tri-capTains Moser, Flusche, Cahill, Managers DePasquaI and PiTTs, Coach Arnold. Second Row: Fisher, Messina, VanWinIcIe, O'Shea, Murphy, WooIiscroTT, Alfieri, Bulger, Allen. Third Row: I-Ieinen, Taylor, Neuhoff, Morales, MarieTTa, Malooly, Cash, Dore, Adams, O'ConneII. EnrighT. Back Row: Durbin, Black, Gruber, Parlrerson, Owens, Herndon, Lindley, McDermoTT, Zurlis. JesuiT .,,,, I2 Wilmer I'IuTchins .,... JesuiT As,,, 6 Classen ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, JesuiT .r,,,. O Waco ....... JesuiT ,.,,. I4 MesquiTe JesuiT ,,,c,, 8 Irving .. s,,,.., .. JesuiT rrr,,..., 39 Cascia I-IaII ,,,,,, JesuiT cccscs 6 LawTon .,,.,,,,,,.,.,, JesuiT ,c,,,, O Sulphur Springs ..,, JesuiT ssA,...,, 26 SouTheasT .....,,s.,, JesuiT rr,,,,, 5I CasTrovilIe JesuiT ,,,,,s, .33 Kirwin ,,,,,.. The Ranger eleven played one oT The ToughesT schedules ever This year. Their TirsT game was wiTh local powerhouse, Wilmer I'IuTchins. The Rangers did well by Tieing This one. Then aTTer deTeaTs by Classen and Waco The Rangers came baclc- To whip MesquiTe and Tie Irving. ATTer ThaT, Cascia I-IaII OT Tulsa was Their nexT vicTim. Then The Rangers dropped Three quick ones. BuT when iT came To The sTaTe play-oTTs There was a diTTerenT Team on The Tield. Coach GaudeT had his crew ready Tor acTion when They came To The semi-Tinal round againsT CasTroviIIe. The Rangers Triumphed in The biggesT smash oT The season, 5I-6. Then in The sTaTe Tinals They meT up wiTh Kirwin oT GaIvesTon. ForTy-eighT minuTes IaTer The Rangers were STATE CHAMPS Lell +o riqhl: Javors. McGuire, Scherr, Clark, Mooney, Boeding. LaBarba. The cheerleaders, popularly elecled for The lirsl lime, lcepl The crowd and Jrhe school behind lhe Rangers all lhe way lo Jrhe slale crown. Jayors aslride McGuire and Boe-ding. All lhe way, 'Big J,' All +he way! Back Row, lefl fo righfz Owen, Lindley, Dessomes, Lundquisf, McKenna, Evans, Malooly. Fron'r Row: S+ark, Hollern, Herson, Coghlan. As you can 'fell by Jrhe pic+ure B-Team foolrball was qui+e informal +his year. We will make no menlion of Their record because fhere was none. The main purpose of 'rhe B-Team 'rhis year was To keep 'rhe lower varsiry players in shape. This, Mr. Ingram, S.J., did very well, for nexl year 'rhese same men will probably make up a large parl of The varsify squad. B-TEAM FOOTBALL pls, W , .V E: , er ,, fi , L S . . .: . ,sz-s ' 7 '. ' mm Q. . -- M K ke, my 'iYm 1 ss. ,, - , S BASKE if f N. ... . g. gin irq: I . 4 Q ::.: .L g W V V 5 3, Co-Capfains Burl and Mullen. Leif: Dave Burl, guard, Senior wiih 344 poinis. Righi: Jimmy Burnham, guard, Senior wi+h 224- poinfs. Lefi: John Mullen, cenier, Senior wifh 4I4 poinis. Leif: Chuck McGuire, Junior, for- ward wi'l'h 356 poinis. Righ+: Mike Boeding, Junior, for- ward wi+h 257 poinlrs. Leif: Tommy Schmifz, Senior, forward wiih 35 poinis. Righf: Jim Siaier, Junior, cenfer wiih bl poinfs. Left Mike FeH'y, Junior, guard wi+h I26 poinis. Righf: Mike Boyce, Sophomore, guard wi+h 40 poinfs Leif: Bob Tumy, Junior. guard wifi: 30 poin+s. Righi: Tom Mordauni, Junior, forward wiih 20 poinis Leif: Marry Javors, Junior, guard wiih I9 poinis. Right Mike Moriari+y, Junior, guard. Big Dave dwarfs Dallas U. guard Jesuilr Jesuil Jesuil Jesuilr Jesuil Jesuilr Jesuil Jes'ui+ Jesuir Jesuilr Jesuilr Jesuif Jesui+ Jesui+ Jesuil Jesuil Jesuilr Jesui+ Sunsel , ,,,,,, , S+. ly1arlc's N 'I'.J. B ,,,, ,, Vlfylie ,,,7,,,,,, Norln Dallas W. l-lulcnins Adamson ,s,,, Lancasler ,s,, Sunselr ,,s,,, Adamson .,,, W. Wilson .,,, Alumnn ,,.,,. . S.O.C. ,,.,.,,,. , Bryan Adams Greenville ,,,, S. Springs .... Brjan Adams Norllw Dallas Burl, Mullen, Boeding on fasjr real: Jesuil Jesuil Jesuif Jesuil Jesuilr Jesuil Jesuil Jesuir Jesuil Jesuil Jesuilr Jesuilr Jesuil' Jesuir Jesuir Jesuil Jesuif Jesuil McGuire in 'flue open. Mesquile ,,,,,,, McKinney Y,,,A Terrell ,,,,, S+, lvlarlc's S.O.C.. , Connally . Y,,, , lvlarl ,,,,,,,,, ,,... Mexia , .A,.,,,,,,,,,.,, ...VV, V Waco Callwolic S+. lvlarlcs .,Y,,,,,, YYVVVV. lvlesquile ,Y,,,,.,,.,,,, V..VV.V Grand Prairie ,Y,... V.V.VVV Terrell ,,,,,,,..,7Y.., ,,,,,,, W. Hulclwins ,,,,, , ,,,, , U. of D. U. ol D. S+. Pius .,,,, EI Paso .,,,..VVVVVV,VV,VVV,. Vfrrfrfrr Burl' drives for ano+l1er lwo. l was fouled. Coach! iii , ajiwsi- k F2 951 a 'K Sim My ,.: , 1-W .. 52 ,gil LeTT To righT: Javors, Tumy, BurT, lv1oriariTy, Boyce, Burnham, FeTTy, MordaunT, SchmiTz, Boeding. McGuire, SlaTer, Mullen. The Ranger cagers, Through The guidance oT Coach Jim Walsh and The leadership oT co-capTains BurT and Mullen, came Through This year wiTh one OT, if noT The besT, seasons in The school's hisTory. Up againsT The Tough compeTiTion oT The local public schools. The '58-'59 Rangers did exTremely well. RighT oTT The baT They Toolc second place in The Plano TournamenT. Then They kepT on rolling Through upseT aTTer upseT. LaTe in March The Rangers ambled down Waco way and grabbed a TirsT-place Trophy aT The I8-Team Hubbard lnviTaTional Tourna- menT. WiTh This under Their belT They headed Tor San AnTonio and The T.C.l.L. Tour- namenT. ln The TirsT round The Rangers mashed ST. Pius 58140. Then in The second round They mel' wiTh Tavored CaThedral oT EI Paso, bu'r They rolled by Them 48-39. Then in The Tinals JesuiT meT iTs arch rival, ST. Thomas of l-lousTon, lasT year's champions. However. in a Tinal minuTe baTTle y JesuiT ......... ...,.,.s. 5 5 ST. Thomas ........ .,,,,..,.. 5 2 STATE CHAMPS Standing, leTT To righT: Cone, BurgerT, Boyce, McKenna, BanTle, Mangelsclorf, GriTTice, Hooker, Jack- on, Dulin, Messina, CarpenTer. Kneeling: Co-CapTain SchniTzius, Coach Jim Callan, Co-CapTain STarek Coach Callan pushed The B-Teamers Through a good season This year. For The TirsT Time in The hisTory OT The school The baslceTball B-Team came Through wi+h a win- ning season. OT course The crecliT belongs To The players Themselves, buT much oT iT belongs To Coach Callan, This being his TirsT year as B-Team coach. No cloubT many oT These boys will be holding down varsiTy sloTs nexT year. B-TEAM CAGERS Kneeling, lefr To righ+: Alfieri, Mr. Ingram, S.J., Duron. Sfanding: Zimmerman, Widener, Galer Frieman, Tyier, Teeling, Daboub, Morgan, Wassdorf, De Le Garza and Baker. Freshman basicerball golf off To a bad s1'ar+ ihis year, buf as Jrhe season progressed +hey picked up somewhar and siaried winning a few games. However, iusi when ihey srarred +o reach Their peak, grades and sickness ai rn. Mr. Ingram, S.J., ihe freshmen's new coach, did how- ever accompiish The freshman 'ream's purpose of Jrraining new men for Jrhe varsiiy in fuiure years. F RESHMAN CAGERS PITCHING STAFF: Boeding, Baker, McGuire. Durbin. OUTFIELDERS: Kefln' SENIOR CATCHER: Hal Gieb. I I 5 I SPRING HOPEFUL RETURNING LETTERM Fred Garver BAS cGuire, Boecling, Burgert INFIELDERS: Durbin, Baker, Slafer. Javors, Garver. Guire and Boeding' S+op laughing, Javors. says Coach Durick. ALL w d Sfancling, lefl To righl: Coach Scheaner, Cline, Hollern, Mamgelsdorf, Rust Lamping, Seelingson, Pelligrini, Hanley. Wylie. Taylor, Ross. Kneeling: l-laslings. Tumy, Bishara, Boughlin, Linehan, Manager Cone. Arlhur Allen in slance. Allen holds almosl' all of Coach Scheaner's hopes in lhe sprinls and low hurdles. Coach Herb and his cinclermen. l l High hopes 'for l-lurson. Ross, Lamping, and Allen. TRACK Pelligrini gives Taylor poinlers. Rust l-lollern, Seelingson. l :,,- .. N V QU . R QM ,Q EL QQ? 5 12-- 1 W f S 312' My iq ' . . Q Q H .. .. a 9 E 1 X if Lefi' +o righf: Mooney. While, Messina, CoHer, Landress. eh: Mickey Mooney, relurning Senior lellerman. The Jesuii golfers are looking 'lor a grea+ season This year, and H' looks like They will gel ii. Mr. Walsh, iheir coach. a golfer of Springhill fame, seems To Think Jrhai 'rhese boys have whal il fakes. GOLF P. ' gg 'ee' 5 + 1237 T331 ff EQEL V- A A .ie T ' ,,', 51 - - 1 fl L.-A-iran... . 1 ,::L:?-'-anfflj' W ' -'Hifi ,wx gl Q , ,, , , -. Y , 1M ,fA'mg .'.f-fr? is WhaT will you remember? l A s The robe-draped seniors Tile ouT in TronT OT The school To signiTy The year's oTTi- 1 cial end, iT mighT be good To sTop and wonder whaT will be remembered abouT JesuiT's , l958-i959 year. l WhaT? T l FaTher Rogge's record-spinning aT The geT-acguainTed dances? l l The rambling, worlc-hard. rough-housing ThaT made up The 4202 senior FooT-in-The- l Tace-Ball TournamenT'? T The loudesT all-male cheering secTion in Dallas ThaT saT in The leTTerman's bleachers during gym B-Ball games? The TirsT Time in Ten years ThaT iT ever snowed Three Times in Dallas during one winTer? WhaT? 3 There is no deTiniTe answer. Everyone remembers diTTerenT Things, buT be sure, They i all remember someThing. And now suddenly, iT's all over, and you always will wish you could do iT all over again, almosT. Bu,s ,Q mmvmg 3 Jesui+'s loneson Fisher. +ha'r's upside down again! WH This piciure speaks for ifself. Yes, Ven+ura. if! slzrrnmnmn Z II. F OQTB hu, GA ME wan-Q. W ILME K- NWTCRE NS Omewrhnom Foil 6 'f5 E FKESNMRN ----- G61-mmm. 2 Q DRNQE FOBTBNL CAME 101111 GRASS E N Fuksv fuu- 0 M 0 F .ll sguoon. Maweks' - CAMS 0R51 l'.E,.n Say ahh . . 061'-OBE!! Q 114-11-1 Fkfsumnn ' 6 ' ......1.., roorsau :fame mm IUNWK I Punto fi-90 T '0 ----' CONTEST FKESNMAN FMSTBRLL NWN ...-...-- Sr. MARKS I 0 Foovsnu 1 GHME unit a 0 Mesmure nas' '- '- Qumran Exams 4202 sells Cl'1ris+mas free al' Hs annual Chris1'mas-+ree- selling-conlesl. lGroanl Wlnal was The name of 'rhal place where' lgroanl we ale? Q Jesuit Homecoming Specla he ,L,,. ,ge ..,i 5 ,ea 11,54 - f 5- lszpfgigw-:gl f K 1 ' ' 12: fa use - ::.'5E:::f: ' -. as sefwfza ' ,. E 'lil' :JF ' Above: Jus'r lmow imporlanl are you, Me-lun? Lellz l-ley, Coach, wl'1a+ are you going 'lo sing? NOVEMBER Semen DRNCE T SOPMMQKQ S9Eec.u TONARNEWI FQQTBMA. CRME sung Sudflui Seamus Fom'e.m.L 1.1 GNWE NWN Suuvucnsr HOLLQQS1- lwnecomnc, XEEELLL ij D E 6 B I l B E R i I I L ........ ..,,.1...i PNN. PLAY cmui Murmq .......i.., BASKETBRLL 2 I 9KME wn-u -l--- SUNSET SRSKETBRLL ww sn-ua 'WIMN' GKME BASKEVQLL G-AME' NWN LRNCRSTER iT VON S3-43 Iii-'.-.1....i V Qnsawrgqu , PLANA I 5 S, Tgqpxugy . wlN1'ER WON '19 Bnsxereltu C-W'L L GAME wrru Snnuser Jesuif spirif shines in cheerleaders and Sodalify pos+er. gww, 'MTW . , 4 An early spring concer+ gers under way a+ pep-rallies. Gee, Eddie, how do you do I+? - f . z ,guru , , Cenrer of Jesuur sp1ru+ua1 life Trampoline arrrsrs Manglesdorf Mokry quir rhrowing rocks! l Seniors ge+ serious in pre-re+rea'r prayers. JGNUlll!Y .i-11:7 ay Mass. QGSNMBN Horan af work. nl my ire:-1' .-,. ,M D,... .. f- - , i i . QPU. ii, . KET RENT 1--.1--un--S PoP Co ucewsr I1 Jun :gg RET Renn- 2.0 Mm Texan EXRMS I-'EBRIIAIIV ' ELET BML KMC N rm Nweasnv Dmuss BN SS- 47 m UQ, K a ve. 5. 111-lin: - CH. 0. Cuweursm-1 - 1 T C JZ. L. st are sasneruau :mums WGN 'SS ' 53 GENIMQNT Svcecu ...-..- T9B -NEW or o o F'06'i'BRLl. 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