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Li 'V r f -rw. , . .V lewiiier-Frei-i 1711: 1 ma:ffgf,,1f.1f: , . K w ,. . . f ' sz K ,-1' J - . ' - , ml faculty seniors underclassme organiza spo REV NORNIAN . l J. ROGGE, S.J. Secretary if Jesuit High School E 5 5 . REV. J. J. ALLEN, S.J. Religion, Public Speaking 1, 3, 4. fl of L REV. DANIEL A. CREAGAN, S.J. English 4, Chemistry 3, Techni- cal Teacher of Class 4l0lH, As- sistant Moderator of Jesuit De- baters, Glee Club. REV. MALACHY D. CUTCLIFF, S.J. Religion 1. -ill N if REV. JULIUS J. MAY, S.J. Physics 4, Chemistry 3, Religion 4, Technical Teacher of Class 4202, Ath- letic Moderator, Moderator of Letter- men's Club, Radio Club. REV. S. JOSEPH RIVOIRE, S.J. Assistant Principal, Prefect of Discipline. Moderator of the Ranger Club, Safety Club. REV. CYRIL C. MIESCH, S.J. Algebra 4, Geometry 2, Solid Geometry 3. REV. LOUIS A. POCHE, S.J. Latin 2, English 2, Religion 2, French Club, Technical Teacher of Class 2209H. REV. JACOUES WEBER. 5.1. Latin l. 3. Rlllblftll 1, i1C,Llll'llCEll T1-':1f'll1'l' uf Class 1302H, lVT0llL'1'Zll4ll' of Jesuit lJt'l?21ll'1'S. BROTHER PATRICK O. USINA, 5.1. Treasurer. Em MR. EWERT H. COUSINS, 5.1. English 1, 3, Latin 4, Technical Teacher of Class, 3109H, Modera- tor of the Philothespic Society. MR. RALPH HEBERT, SJ. Algebra 1, Business Math 3, Solid G eo m e t ry 3, Technical Teacher of Class 3203, Modera- tor of the Sodality. MR. ROBERT C. ATKINSON, 5.1. English 2, Latin 2, Technical Teacher of Class 2208, Moderator ol' Ht. John l3erch1nan's Society. MR. CHARLES ll. COYLE, 5.1. English 4, Latin 1, Technical Teacher of Class 4102, Moderator of the Band. REV. JOSEPH T. DONNELLY, SJ. Student Counsellor of Upperclassmen, Director of Testing and Guidance Service. Philothespic Society. MR. JAMES H. MCLEOD, S.,l. Religion, Public Speaking 2, English 2, Tech- nical Teacher of Class 22111-l, Moderator of Roundup and Last Roundup publications, the Camera Club. MR. WILLIAM R. MURPHY, SJ. Latin 2, Religion 2, 1, Public Speaking 4, Tech- nical Teacher of Class 2205, Assistant Moderator of the Sodality. REV. HARRY L. CRANE, S..l. Religion, Public Speaking 1, Student Counsellor of Underclassmen. BROTHER WALTER M. GONZALEZ, S.J. Cafeteria, MR. HENRY .l. JOUBERT, S.J. English 4. 3, 1, Religion, Public Speaking 1, Technical Teacher of Class 12l2H, Assistant Moderator of the MR. ROBERT C. PERRY, SJ. English 1, Latin 1, Technical Teacher of Class 1306, Modera- tor of the Sacristans. MR. EDWARD TAFOYA, S.J. Spanish 3, 4, Religion 3, Tech- nical Teacher of Class 3107 Moderator of tl1e Bookstore Cheerleaders. MR. KENNETH R. BRIGGS Geometry 2, Business Math 3, Technical Teacher of Class 4103, Assistant Coach of Football, Coach of Tennis. MR. TERRY L. BURNS English 1, History 1, Technical Teacher of Class 1305, Coach of Bowling. MR. MILTON GAUDET Algebra I, Coach of Football. MR. D. R. TOYE, S..l. English 3, Latin 3, Public Speak- ing 4, Technical Teacher of Class 3106, Assistant Moderator of the Roundup and of the Last Roundup. MR. WILLIAM DURICK History I, Technical Teacher of Class 1304, Athletic Director, Coach of Baseball. MR. ROBERT .l. EIFERT Sociology 4, History I, 2, Technical Teacher of Class 1303, Assistant Coach of Football. REV. D. J. SULLIVAN Religion 4. MR. HERBERT M. SHEANER, JR. Coach of Track. MR. EDWARD J. TUMAVICUS History 2, Technical Teacher of Class 2210. e -1 :-utw l MR. E. L. HOHMAN Music and Band Instructor. MR. PAUL J. KOZSUCH Solid Geometry 3, Algebra 1, 4- Geometry 2. MR. JAMES WALSH Physical Education 2, 3, Coach of Basketball, Golf. 1 MRS. F. A. NORSCH Registrar MRS. JACK SCOTT Librarian MISS BARBARA BARKER Assistant to the Registrar MRS. JOSEPH TIMMERMAN Assistant to Treasurer MRS. HELEN WHITE Assistant to Librarian WHE THE GOING GETS TOUGH K I 1 : 3 H A J., To the Class of 1960- Your Faculty lives on hope, on the hope that one day after all the corrections and inspirations that it has given you there will shine forth in your young life a sun of surpassing achievement. This hope keeps your priest and scholastic and lay teachers working nights and teaching days. Hope is the thing that makes your dreams come true. Without hope there is little effort on your part and no competition from you in any sport or extracurricular or study. It is only hope that keeps you work- ing at the new and difficult matter. You hope that you will leam, and thus hoping, you work until you do. just as you, your teachers, your parents, have hope, so do I. My hope is a little different from yours. You have never seen hope come true. Your hope is like a blind man groping for the thing that will guide him and help him. The blind manis hope is tentative, exploratory, and unsure. My hope is confident and sure and well-founded. Many young men have preceded youg the path that you are treading is well-defined and often used. There have been many who have gone this same way. I have watched them as I am watching you. So to every Jesuit student, l say be filled with energetic hope, but be diligent in work, too. Explore, attempt, try, compete until you find the thing that you can do excellently. Having found it, pursue it with all diligence and hope. Hoping and working will bring a result that will surprise and delight all-you, your parents, your teachers, and your God. Sincerely yours in Christ. BISHOP LYNCH AWARD Michael Eugene Durbin The President and Faculty of THE JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL OF DALLAS, TEXAS extend to all who shall behold this document Greetings in the Lord WHEREAS: His Excellency, the Most Reverend Joseph Pat- rick 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 influencesg and, WHEREAS: Michael Eugene Durbin, graduate of the Class of 1960, has, by the manliness and refinement of his person- ality, 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 influenceg and, WHEREAS: The faculty of Jesuit High School, after due con sideration, has found him eminently worthy of this distinction and honorg 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 Michael Eugene Durbin worthy to be awarded the Bishop Lynch Trophy for the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and sixty. 1 Very Rev. R. A. Tynan, S. J. prneirlpnf nf Tasmin 'I'-TINL C,.La -1 OFFICE OF JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 3812 Oak Lawn Avenue DALLAS 1 9, TEXAS THE PRINCIPAL YW To hge Slass Qi YUQ: Im J wing Q great Jael oi joy zhst I :rite image wards of isaiimfg te wsu ss van Qraduate from Qesuiz xiii Jsgcsl. In is H plpusufc tc cummratmlate vnu on ywur ve? M' cixgiderabls mccampiishmsnts and on your mutable fSVQQ3LAjZl iAr1uf f4iJ, FSU? last year at Jesuit digs. iiime 2,15 L3 xy firxt tear in Dallas, 1 am unable in Ci Alkh fgrw ,-u is Jayme? clasges. Yet I dGmYt think gush Q mf :L3Qg would be VGYT Helpfml even if it Cmugg me JHJQ. J K. :laps L33 L13 Qwn iamverament, its Qwn ysnium, M: . 'iYiiw3lity. Ymwra is Us Qxseptisn. In 'Ls TQYFS XJQSG JQ5MiE gifs QCHQGL Qofv: is Qgtamlish li, QQ Lg 3 :gp gcnoal 3: 3 new lQcaniwm. Such a cmmnga pigi wiv Que. Bun in wiLl mo: bs 2 ssQplate braak wiiu pMf 4123. TL: DQ? achsml will be ahla so fall sack an za: CfhQiEiQgS ang ideals of 203 fregzmt Wchaol, DQ jgnfg., HMich .HVL vnu news haluad is iQvQlop and mainzaim. ?Tiqlff ,UMW tnesafiruiiticns aye :lose unicg with UhFi3t cur HQSA m. . wi icvcmisz CG xsiid schalarsnip. Yau have 5Q'Qm well, hut nigh 3QmwQi Q2 Q3lf :gs is inning. mach :Q QHQJ3 Qye,4 of dgvelopmsmi demuncn QQm5tQnt QffQ?U and li:Q-lens 3iJQliby. gay SEEN cg you continue is grow in md: gypsy atural life 03 tha soul and CMG HiCHTxl life uf DAQ mimi SFQ?f QQ Hmymk 5 .m-' Ygur life. A4 you grwiuuae, Jegnit Qm .X., 1 icucel is Wrmud to claim ysu N3 hQr own. may ymu, moo, gluays look to ysur alma mater wiui wriis ani afiecziau. ' ' Jlnceraly Qmura in Jhrist, 2 fv , LRE- 1VLL 5 N ,f15 ' HHHH . . , H Jultgr 33 gclauiey, 5.U. -ns? 2...-f 'y I Rev. Joseph T. Donnelly, SJ., counsellor for seniors and juniors talks things over with senior Hugh Starrett. Joe Hernandez meets Father Crane, SJ., counsellor for sophomores and freshmen 1-Illfuumfq -1-.,.., f f , il if ,' : I, fi!! elf IEE-F E Eliza 2 x xXX NX i Xxx '. v' x --..,... ..x CLASS PRESIDENTS 4202- MIKE BULGER 4-103- DAVID ENRIGHT 4101H- MIKE FETTY 4102- FELIX ALFIERI '? WQWF - 'oak-igiggunlg , T--P .gau- Lig, 5 . .- SENIORS: You have gone through four years of drastic change and, you are the better for it-most of you. Soon you will leave Jesuitg you will walk down the senior steps for the last timeg but Jesuit will never leave you. In the next few pages you will find part of the bond be- tween .lesuit and you, the part you may forget. The other part lies deep inside of you. OLAN LEE ADAMS, JR. Honor Roll 105 Class Treas urer 95 Football 9, 10, 11 12, Letters 9, 10, 11, 12,, Philothespic Society 9, 10 5 Lettermen's Club 11, 12, Ranger Club 11, 12, Vice president 12, Roundup 9, 10. 24 FELIX CONLEY ALFIERI Class President 9, 10, 11, 12g Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Letters 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 9g Bas- ketball 9, 10, Captain 95 Track 11, 125 Lettermen's Club 11, 123 Bowling 12. JOHN LAWRENCE BAKER Transfer Student. RICHARD JOSEPH BAKER Honor Roll 9, 10, 115 Class Co-President 9g Class President 10, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12g Debate Society 9, 10, 11, 12g National Honor Society 11, 12, Round- up 12, Sodality 10, 11, 12, Central Council 11, 125 Student Coun- cil 11, 12, President 12. HAROLD EDWARD BARKER Golf 9, 10, 12, Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12, St. John Berch- man's Society 9, 10, 11g Archery Club 9, 10. THOMAS BARLOW Perfect Attendance 9, ll. ELDRIDGE ROBERT BARNES , Honor Roll 9g Camera Club 9, Roundup 95 St. John Berchman's Society 9g Library Aid 9, IO, ll, 12. DANIEL HERMAN BARRY Honor Roll 10g Bowl- ing 9, Student Coun- cil 11. WILLIAM KARL BARSCHAW Football ll. MICHAEL JOSEPH BELLAMY Class Secretary 12, Basket ball 9, 10, Bowling 9, 12, Safety Club 125 Perfect At tendance 9. 25 PETER GISELL BILHEIMER Class Secretary 95 Philothes- pic Society 9, 10, 11, 125 Order of the Silver Masque 115 Clee Club 95 Archery Club 9, 10, 11, President 10, Secretary 9. 26 RONALD JOHN BISHARA Class Vice-president 10, 125 Class Treasurer 115 Football 10, 115 Baseball 105 Track 11. MICHAEL ALEXANDER BOEDING Honor Roll 95 Class Secre- tary 9, 115 Football 95 Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Base- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Tri-Captain 125 American Legion Base- ball 10, 11, City Champs 115 A11-State Baseball 115 Bowl- ing 115 Cheerleader 115 Let- termen's Club 10, 11, 12. PATRICK JERALD BORDERS Honor Roll 105 Class Secretary 105 Bowling 95 St. John Berchman's Society 10, 11, 125 Li- brary Aid 9, 10, 11, 12. EDWARD FRENCH BOUGHTIN Class Vice-president 95 Class President 105 Football 9, 105 Track 115 Bowling 11, 125 Student Council 11, 12. JEROME JOSEPH BRADLEY Honor Roll 9g Debate Society 9, 10g National Forensic League 9, 10g Roundup 9, 10, 11, 12, Sodality 9, 10, 11, 12, St. .lohn Berchman's Society 9, 10. JOHN MICHAEL BRADLEY Honor Roll 9, 10, 119 Debate Society 9, 109 National Forensic League 9, 10, Round- up 9, 10, 11, 12, So- dality 9, 10, 11, 12, St. John Berehmanis Society 9, 10, Perfect Attendance 10. KENNETH RAYMOND BROWN Archery Club 95 Cam- era Club 10g Roundup 11, 12. 4202 triumphs in the Thanksgiving Drive . . . but Bradley demands a recount. GORDON MICHAEL BULGER Class Treasurer 9, Class President 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Tri-Captain 12, Hon- orable Mention Times Her- ald Football Honor Roll '59, Troy Post Award for April 1959 by Optimist Club, Senior Representative K Rotary International for Nov. '59, President Dallas-Ft. W o r t h C.Y.O., Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12, President 12, Ranger Club 12, St. John Berch- man's Society 10, 11, 12. 28 RAYMOND FRANCIS BURGERT Honor Roll 9, 10, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettermen's Club ll, 12, Roundup 9, 10, 11, 12, Sodality 10, 11, 12, History Club 9, 10, Mu Alpha Theta fMathJ Society 12. DAVID PATRICK CALLAHAN, JR. Honor Roll 10, Band 9, 10, Camera Club 11, Philothes- pic Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Radio Club 11, 12, Sodality 9, 10, 11, 12, St. John Berch- man's Society 9, 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM NILSSON CARNEY Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Philothespic Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Major Plays 10, 11, Roundup 9, 10, 11, 12, St. John Berchmanis Society 10, 11, Band Executive Council 11, 12, Sergeant 11, Cap- tain 12, E. L. Holman Music Contest 9, 10, 11. EDWARD ETIENNE CARRIERE Honor Roll 9, Class Presi- dent 10, Debate Society 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12, Gold Medal Debate 11, Debate Service Award 11, National Forensic League 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Secretary 12, Round- up 9, l0, 11, 12, Last Round- up 9, 10, 11, 12, HJ Award 10, District Service Award 11, Sacristan 9, 10, 11, 12, Sodality 9, 10, 11, 12, Secre- tary 12, Central Council 11, 12, St. John Berchman's S0- ciety 9, 10, 11, 12, Altar Boy Award 11, Glee Club 12, Student Council 12, Secre- tary 12, Perfect Attendance 9, 11. PETER JOHN CIRONE THOMAS JAMES CONNELLY Football 95 Bowling 10, 11, 125 St. John Berchman's Society 10, 11, 125 Glee Club 125 Library Aid 12. JAMES DAVID CRAVEN Honor Roll 95 Class Treasurer 105 Cheer- leader 125 Lettermen's Club 125 Debate So- ciety 95 Ranger Club 11, 125 Roundup 125 Safety Clu'b 12, Ser- geant 125 History Club 9. WALTER WILLIAM CRAWFORD Band 9, 10, 11, 12, 1st Drill Lieutenant. MARIO DABOUB Class President 95 Class Vice president 125 Football 9 Philothespic Society 9 10 115 Ranger Club 115 St .lohn Berchman's Society 11 12 Student Council 115 Glee Club 12. WILLIAM MARTELL DALLIN Bowling 9, 10, Radio Club 12g Science Club 12. 30 ANTHONY VIN SON DAMOMMIO Honor Roll 9, 10g Radio Club 10, 11, 12, President 11, 12g Science Club 11, 12, President 12, Perfect Attend- ance 9, 10, 11. THOMAS MICHAEL DARNALL Honor Roll 9, 10, Camera Club 10, 11, 12, Philothespic Society 10, 11, 12, Roundup 10, 11, 12g Sodality 10, 11, 12, Library Aid 10, 11, 12. ROY JOSEPH D'AVIGN ON Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, Debate Society 10, 11, 12, St. John Berch- man's Society 9, His- tory Club 9, 10g Na- tional Mathematics So- ciety 11, 125 Perfect Attendance 9, 11. HOWARD HAGAN DAVIS PETER PHILIP DE LIRA Basketball 9, 10, Per- fect Attendance 9, 10, EDWARD JOSEPH DUGAN Track 11, 12, Bowling 9, Radio Club 9, Sci- ence Club 10, Treas- urer 10, Astronomical Society 9, Perfect At- tendance 9, 10, 11. MICHAEL EUGENE DURBIN Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, Class Secretary 10, Class Vice-president 11, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 11, Let- termen's Club 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Treasurer 12, Philothespic Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Junior Elo- cution Contest 9, Ma- jor Play 10, Roundup 10, 11, 12, Last Roundup 12, Sports Editor 12, Sodality Central Council 10, 11, 12, Prefect of Sodality 12, St. John Berch- rnan's Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Coun- cil 11, 12, Mu Alpha Theta flVIathJ Society 12. DONALD MONROE ELLIOTT Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Drum Major 12, Student Council 12, Archery Club 9, 10. ROBERT MICHAEL EMMERT Class Secretary 9, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Bookstore 11, 12, Philothespic Society 10, 11, Sodality 9, 10, 11, 12, St. John Berchman's Society 9, 10, 11, 12. 31 JOSEPH CHARLES EMMETT Band 95 Bowling 9, 10. 32 DAVID EDWARD EN RIGHT Class President 11, 12g Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Times Herald Football Honor Roll 12, Tri-Captain 125 B-Team Basketball 9g Bowling 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12g Philothespic Society 9g St. John Berchman's Society 9g Safety Club 12. CARLOS JOSE ESPINOSA Perfect Attendance 11. MICHAEL ROBERT FETTY Transfer Student 10g Honor Roll 10, 119 Class Treasurer 11g Class President 12g Basketball 10, 11, 12g Tri-Captain, Basketball 12, Co-Captain 10, Track 11g Lettermerfs Club 11, 125 Sodality 10, 11, 123 Central Council Sodality 12. LAWRENCE ARILD FISHER Honor Roll 9, 10, Football 9, 10, 11g Math Society 11, 123 Roundup 129 Winner Junior Elocution Contest 9 JOSEPH MARK FLAHIVE Class Secretary 9g Class Treasurer 105 Bowling 9, 10, 123 Per-- fect Attendance 9g So- dality 95 St. John Berchman's Society 9. KENNETH HERBERT FLUSCHE Perfect Attendance 93 St. John Berchmanls Society 11. Carriere carries away honors in the University of Dallas speech tourney while Baker carts cokes for the junior-senior cut-up JAMES EVERMAN FOWLER Honor Roll 103 Math Club 125 Library Aid 9, 10, 11, 12. JAMES PATRICK FRANCIS Honor Roll 9, Perfect At- tendance 9g B-Team Basket- ball 10. 34 THEODORE EUGENE FROSSARD, JR. Honor Roll 9, 10, 119 Foot- ball 9g National Honor S0- ciety 12g Philothespic So- ciety 9, 10, 11, 12, Silver Masque 11, Major Plays 11, 12, Editor, Last Roundup 12g Roundup, Last Roundup 10, 11, 12, Safety Club Sodality 9, 10, 11, 12g Central Coun- cil Sodality 123 St. .lohn Berchman's Society 9, 10, 11, 12, History Club 10, Chess Club 11, 12. GREGORY PAUL GEORGE Honor Roll 105 Band 9, 10, Bowling 9, 10, 11, Philothes- pic Society 9, 10, 11, 123 Roundup 10, 113 Last Round- up 12, 2nd Place Winner Junior Elocution Contest 10. FRANCISCO RODRIGUEZ GONZALEZ Transfer Student 11, Football 12g Letter- men's Club 12. JAMES MICHAEL GOODMAN Band 9g Roundup 103 Safety Club 10, 11, 12, Sodality 9, 10, 11, 125 Archery Club 10, 11, History Club .93 Perfect Attendance 11. ROBERT HENRY GRUBER Class Vice-president 95 Class Secretary 105 Class Vice-president 115 Football 9, 115 Bowling 95 Letter- men's Club ll, 125 Ranger Club 11, 12. WILLIAM JULIUS HEINEN Honor Roll 9, 115 Class Secretary 105 Class Vice-president 115 Class Secretary 125 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Football Honor Roll in Dallas Morn- ing News '595 Bowling 125 Lettermen's Club 11, 125 Ranger Club 125 St. John Berch- man's Society 11. JOHN C. HELIES, JR. Class Vice-president 105 Football 9, 105 Track 10, 115 Book- store 125 Bowling 9, 125 Camera Club 115 Cheerleader 125 Glee Club 125 History Club 95 Library Aid 9, 10, 115 Astronomical So- ciety 95 Winner HSL Francis de Sales Award 115 Winner of Magazine Drive 115 Instructor Trampoline Room 12. JOSEPH CHARLES HENSON Honor Roll 105 Class Presi- dent 95 Class President 105 Class Treasurer 11. RONALD JAMES HERRIN Class Treasurer 125 Football 105 Basketball 95 Baseball 105 Golf 125 Bowling 11, 125 Safety Cl-ub 125 St. John Berchman's Society 9, 10, 115 Runner-up Handball Tourna- ment 105 Perfect Attendance 9. 35 JOHN LOREN HUDDLESTON Class Secretary 9, Bowling 9, 10, 129 Glee Club 12, History Club 9g Library Aid 12. DANIEL HERBERT HICKEY Honor Roll 9, 10, 11g Class Treasurer 11g Tennis 10, 11, 12, Junior Davis Cup Team of Dallas 103 Bowling 125 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12. 36 GEORGE LAWRENCE HUBLER Honor Roll 11, Football 10. ANTHONY HUEY HUGHES Science Club 10, 12g Chess Club 103 Math Club 10. DAVID KENNETH INGRAM Band 9, 10, 11,'12g 2nd Place Gold Medal Instrumental Contest 10g Philothespic So- ciety 9, 10, 11, 12, Outstand- ing Service Award for Phil. 95 Silver Masque 10, So- dality 9, 109 St. .Iohn Berch- man's Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 9g Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12g Archery Club 9, 10. ROSS FRANK INTERRANTE Perfect Attendance 9, 113 Camera Club 9g Safety Club 123 So- dality 10, 11, 12. JAMES JOSEPH J ANOUSEK Camera Club 11, 125 Roundup 11, 12, Last Roundup 12g Library Aid 11, 12. MARTIN ALAN J AVORS Honor Roll 9, 11g Class Secretary 12g Basketball 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 109 Base- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, American Legion Base- ball 11, City Champs 11, Co-Captain 105 Cheerleader 11, Letter- men's Club 11, 125 Jesuit Debaters 9, Na- tional Honor Society 11, 123 Philothespic Society 10, 11, 123 So- dality 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, Vice- president 12, Sodalityg St. John Berchmarfs Club 9, 10, 11g Stu- dent Council 12g Math Club 12g Perfect At- tendance 11. LAWRENCE WAYNE JOHNSON Bowling 105 Cheerleader 10 1.ettermen's Club 10 S dality 11. MARTIN EUGENE JONES Track 10, 11, 12g Bowling 11g Lettermen's Club 12 A sistant Freshman Football Coach 12. JOHN ROBERT EUGENE ALBERT KONDERLA KRAJ CA Class Officer, Treasurer 9, Band 9, 10, 11, Bowling 12, Band 9, 10, Bowling 9, Glee Club 12, Cafeteria Aid Cafeteria Assistant 9, 10 11, 12. 38 RICHARD JOSEPH LaMARCHE Honor Roll 9, 10, Class Treasurer 9, Class Vice- president 10, Basketball 9, 10, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Let- termen's Club 11, 12, Math Society ll, 12, Roundup 9, 10, 11, 12, Last Roundup 11, Sodality 10, 11, 12, Roundup Distinguished Service Award 11. BRUCE ROBERT LAMPING Honor Roll 9, Track 11, 12, Philothespic Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Major Phil Plays 12, Roundup 11, 12, Last Roundup 12, Sodality 9, 11, 12, St. John Berchmarfs Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Glee Club 12. GEORGE LOVELL LEWIS Band 9, 11, 12, Camera Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Philothespic Society 9, 12, Chess Club 11, 12, Magicians' Club 10, Glee Club 12, Archery Club 9, 10, 11, 12, French Club 12. MICHAEL JOHN LINEHAN Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, Class Treasurer 9, Cl a s s Vice-president 10, Class President 11, Bowling 10, Jesuit Debaters 9, 10, 11, 12, Cold Medal Debater 11, Secretary-Treasurer Debaters, Secretary NFL Dehaters, Na- tional Honor Society, Vic e-president NHS, Roundup 9, 10, 11, 12, J Award, Distin- guished Service Award, Editor Round- up Magazine 12, Last Roundup 11, Sodality 10, 11, 12, Central Council 11, 12, Stu- dent Council 11, 12, Vice-president of Stu- dent Council, Senior Elocution Contest 11. DENNIS ALBERT LOISELLE Class Vice-president 11, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettermen's Club 12, Philothespic So- ciety 9, Safety Club 12, Sodality 10, 11, St. John Berchmanis Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Archery Club 9, Li- brary Aid 9, 10, Maga- zine Drive Winner 9, Jesuit Open Golf Win- ner 12. MICHAEL NICHOLAS MACOUREK Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, Jesuit Debaters 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Math Club 11, 12, S.M.U. Math Seminar 10, Roundup 9, 10, 11, 12, St. John Berchman's Society 9, 10, 12, His- tory Club 9, Perfect Attendance 10. Www' IK. ' r Q All right, there were three eases there a minute ago.', Cheerleaders. flee from Cascia Hall mascot which has devoured Craven's foot. E Q 5 BRIAN MICHAEL MARKHAM Class Secretary 9 3 Football 10g Bowling 9, 105 Safety Club 123 St. John Berch- manls Club 9, 10, History Club 9. 40 THOMAS NYE MARTIN Band 11, 123 Bookstore 11, 12, Bowling 109 Sacristan 10, 11, 12g Safety Club 115 So- dality 10, 11, 125 St. John Berch.man's Society 9, 10, 11,12. ANTHONY GEORGE MARTON Class Treasurer 125 Band ll, 129 Bowling 11, Philothespic Society l2g St. John Berch- man's Societ 11, 12, Glee Y Club 12. ROBERT L. MCDERMOTT Honor Roll 95 Class Vice-president 12g Football 10, 11, 12g Lettermen's Club 11, 12g Ranger Club 11, 12, President Ranger Club, History Club 9, Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11g Senior Repre- sentative at Rotary In- ternational 12. ANTHONY JOSEPH McGARVEY Honor Roll 9, 10, 113 Track 11, 125 Bowling 10, 115 Roundup Il, 12g Last Round- up 12. CHARLES .IOSEPH MCGUIRE Transfer Student 10g Honor Roll 113 Class Secretary 113 Basket- ball 10, 11, 12, Tn- Captain 123 All-State Basketball 3 Baseball 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 113 All-State Basehallg American Legion City Champions 113 Cheer- leader 113 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 123 Na- tional Honor Society 11, 123 Safety Club 112 President Safety Club 113 Student Council 12. NICHOLAS GEORGE MEHL Class President 103 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Finalist in E. L. Hoh- man Solo Contest 103 1st Music Lieutenant of Band 123 Student Council 103 Cflee Club 12. CARL SAMUEL MESSINA Honor Roll 9, 10, 113 Class President 93 Philothespic Society 9, 10, 11, 12g Roundup 11, 12, sodality 9, 10, 11, 123 History Club 9, 10g Perfect Attend- ance 9. DONALD FRANCIS MOEN Bowling 12g Chess Club 11, 12. JOHN WILLIAM MOODY Philothespic Society 9, 10, 123 Major Plays 123 Last Roundup 9g Safety Club 12. 4l MICHAEL ARTHUR MORIARTY Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12g Baseball 9, 11, 12, Philothes Roundup 115 Sacristan 10 115 Sodality 10, 11, 125 St .lohn Berchman's Society 9 10, 11, 12g HS-elling As Ca- reer Citation 10. FRANK MORALES THOMAS MICHAEL Football 9, 10, 11, 12g Base- MORDAUNT ball 10g American Legion 9, Honor Roll 9, 10, 119 Class 10g Lettermen's Club 11, 12. President 9' Class Vice- resi , P ' dent 10g Class President 113 Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12. 42 JAMES ANTHONY MOXLEY Honor Roll 93 Class Treasurer 123 Bowling 9, 10, 11, 12, Glee Club 123 Library Aid 12. PATRICK ISLES MURRAY Safety Club 12, President of Club. pic Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer ,of Philothespic 12, 9 LEE ROY ORR Band 9, Bowling 9, 10, 11, Cheerleader 10. MICHAEL JOHN O'SHEA Honor Roll 9, Class President 9, Philothes- pic Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Distinguished Serv- ice Citation 10, 11, Junior Representative 11, President of Phil. 12, Major Plays 10, 11, 12, Roundup 11, 12, Service Citation 11, Sports Editor 11, So- dality 10, 11, 12, Cen- tral: Council 11, 12, St. John Berch.man's So- ciety 10, 11, 12, Stu- dent Council 9, 10, 12, Clee Club 9, 2nd Place Junior Elocution Contest 9, 2nd Place Senior Elocution Con- test 12. PATRICK JOSEPH PARKERSON Honor Roll 9, 10, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettermen's Club 11, 12, Ranger Club 11, 12, Secretary Ranger Club 12. t Xt, O'Shea casually picks corn out from between teeth at Mothers' Club Carnival. Chuck McGuire and friend share home-made bomb designed to blow up the Statler-Hilton 1959 Prom. gwiftlsil-. 2'vPwewzf-' 'K -sax .simzflfts-ittzlm. JOHN MONTOGOMERY ROPER Tennis 129 Bowling 11, 12 HOWARD DAVID PATTISON Football 9, 105 Bowling 9g Philothespic Society 9, 10, 11, 125 Major Plays 11, 123 Chess Club 11, 123 Roundup 9, 10, 115 Last Roundup 11, 12g Archery Club 9, 10, Busi- ness Manager of Last Round- up 12. 44 EUGENE PAUL PERSON NE Honor Roll 10. FRANK EDWARD ROZNOVSKY Honor Roll 9, 10g Class Treasurer 10. EUGENE FRANCIS RUSHING Basketball 9, 10g Bowling 11, 129 Library Aid 12. FLOYD BERNIE RUST Honor Roll 9, 105 Class Vice-president 95 Class Vice-president 105 Class Treasurer 125 Football 95 Bas- ketball 105 Track 115 Bowling 10, 115 Let- termen's Club 11, 125 Ranger Club 125 Roundup 125 Sodality 10, 11, 125 St. John Berchman's Society 11, 125 President of So- ciety 125 Student Council 11, 125 Treasf urer of Council 125 Glee Club 12. HARRY ANTHONY SALIS Honor Roll 95 .lesuit Debaters 9, 10, 11, 125 National Forensic League 9, 10, 11, 125 Roundup 95 Sodality 95 Philothespic Society 9, 10, 11, 125 Major Plays 9, 10, 11, 12, Junior Elocution Con- test 105 Perfect Ar- tendance 9. JAMES CAMERON SCARBOROUGH Bowling 11, 125 Roundup 9, 10, 11, 125 Last Roundup 9, 10, 11, 125 Library Aid 9. ROBERT WALTER SCHAEFER Track 105 Band 95 Bowling 10, 115 Junior Division Bowl- ing Champs 105 Safety Club 95 Sodality 9, 10, 115 St. John Berchmarfs Society 9, 10, 115 Library Aid 10, 11. FREDERICK CHARLES SCHERR Golf 125 Cheerleader 115 Lettermen's Club 11, 125 Safety Club 11. 45 JAMES AUSTIN SLATER III Class Treasurer 9, Class Sec- retary 10, 11, 125 Football 103 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Bowl- ing 93 Cheerleader 12, Let- te1'men's Club 11, 12. MICHAEL ARTHUR SEARS Football 9, 10, Basketball 99 Baseball 9g Library Aid 10, 11, 12. 46 JOHN MICHAEL SEELIGSON Honor Roll 9, 10, Track 11, Tennis 9g Bowling 12, Phil- othespic Society 9, 10, 11, 12g Roundup 12g Safety Club 11, 124 St. John Berchman's Society 95 Perfect Attend- ance 9. DAVID RANNEY SNELL Honor Roll 9, 10g Class Vice-president 9g Bowling 12. MARVIN ROBERT SPRINGER, JR. Honor Roll 103 Bowling 9, 10, Radio Club 10, 11, 12, Science Club 11,412g Student Council 9, 10g Glee Club 12. RAYMON DAVID SPURGIN Bowling 95 Glee Club 125 Perfect Attendance 9, 115 Cafeteria Aid 12. HUGH JONATHAN STARRETT Honor Roll 9, 105 Camera Club 10, 11, 125 President of Cam- era Club 12, Vice- president of Club 115 Roundup 10, 11,-125 Last Roundup 11, 12, Film Editor 11, 12, As- sist:-mt Film Editor 115 J Award Roundup 115 Archery Club 9, 105 Library Aid 9, 10, 11, 125 Perfect At- tendance 11. THOMAS EDWARD STEFFEN Honor Roll 95 Bowl- ing 95 Radio Club 11, 12. PAUL JOSEPH STRALEY Honor Roll 9, 10, 115 Jesuit Debaters 95 National Honor Society 11, 125 President NHS 125 Roundup 10, 11, 125 Sacristan 10, 115 Sodal- ity 10, 11, 125 Treasurer So- dality 125 Roundup J Award 115 Math Club 11, 125 St. John Berchman's S0- ciety 9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 11, 125 Conceptual Advisor of Roundup Maga- zine 12. RICHARD JOHN SYKORA Honor Roll 9, 105 Class Sec- retary 95 Camera Club 9, 105 Jesuit Debaters 95 Roundup 11, 125 Sodality 10, 11, 12. 47 WILLIAM GEORGE TROY Honor Roll 9g Bowling 11. WILLIAM EDWARD TAYLOR III Class Vice-president 123 Foot- ball 10, 11, 12, Tri-Captain 12, Times Herald Back-of- the-Week fFootballJ 11, Baseball 11g Track 122 Let- termen's Club 11, 12, Treas- of Club 123 Ranger Club 12, Roundup 11, 123 St. .Iohn Berchman's Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Glee Club 123 Ranger of the Month 11. 48 ISAAC PAUL TREVINO Honor Roll 10, 113 Class Sec- retary 93 Class President 103 Radio Club 11, 12. DOMINIC TUMINELLO Bowling 11. ROBERT WILLIAM TUMY, JR. Honor Roll 10,' 115 Basket- ball 9, 10, 11, 12? Track 11, 123 4-th in State TCIL Track Meet C880 RHHJQ Bowling 93 Camera Club 93 Cheerleader 103 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 123 Philothespic Society 103 Roundup 11, 123 Last Round- up 123 Sodality 10, 11, 12, St. John Bercl1man's Society 9, 10, 11,-12. 'iii JOSEPH CHARLES URSO Safety Club 12, St. John Berchmanls Club ANTHONY JOSEPH VENTURA Football 9g Bowling 9 105 History Club QQ Library Aid 10. FELIX TRUMAN WEBER Cla s S Secretary 9g Football 10, 115 Base ball 11 fManagerJg Bowling 11, 125 Roundup 9, 10, 11, 12. Boeding, Javors and lnterrante watch centipede crawl out of Fowler's ear. HERMAN WALTER WEBER, JR. Football 10: ,i , 2 . if f LMP' 11511 'mf Wuf., ,5 .- ' ff., , EMWJLQ X 'Ti i i Y 5 K ? r MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Mike O7Shea 1 J STRONGEST David Snell 3 i 1 1p Er'lE1Jf'vE5 1 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED I I l s Dick Baker Huey Hughes MOST JNDEPENDABLE Pat Murray X -1-1-1-lg-,,,, MOST DEPENDABLE Paul Straley BEST DRESSED nw K f Jim Slater if , SQ. f ' TS if xg Q, , ' 1 A , , jf 3 UND' CROGSETT5 X Lil 85925919 ,g A W1 4 BEST ms g.-- POSITION 1 A f i f Dan Barrv by 1 A E 'W Q gp .. ,- -': ' M - ., ,,,,Q 1 ,,22 ,:.AA ' ,K - W 7' ' :V: :': ?l'Jf'6 aa,-, ,A V' X' i i i! QW' K WA, W jf ww' Az 2 i f :V Ewwwve jim wf Qgifjngg 1 1 :M ' I A'A' W ff 7 . in Q M ai ,'L., iff! 'Q V , 5 .4 Q A ' , ' .T gI' ' M ffl Q SM 5-5 AAA, A AVv-A . 1 - K ii?5 --VA1 1ff I ,A': A ' BESFSTUDENT Mickgy Durbin 53 54 I TALLEST Mike Bellamy SMALLEST Bernie Rust BEST ATHLETE V' , Y,.. . Chuck McGuire MOST UNTHHX NEST Pat Pattison MOST HANDSOME Ronnie Bishara MOST POPULAR Mike Bulger if -Y MOST TYPICAL David Craven l .L .I A . MOST SELF-CONFIDENT Larry Fisher , LA T WILL A D TESTAME T We, the graduating class of 1960, submit the following Last Will and Testament: First, to Jesuit High School, we leave our everlasting love and appreciation. Second, to the faculty, we leave our sincere thanks for their help during the most important years OLAN ADAMS leaves his footprints on anybody that gets in his way. FELIX ALFIERI leaves Jesuit to Jerry. JOHN BAKER leaves to etch his mark on the world of space. RICHARD BAKER leaves bequeathing to the world of science: Ili there is no gravity in a vacuumg C21 9-1:l0g C35 the world is flat. HAROLD BARKER leaves on a full scholarship to M.l.T. TOM BARLOW leaves a pair of plaid slacks to Mike Owen. ELDRIDGE BARNES leaves everyone wondering how he ever got the name Eldridge. BAN BARRY leaves four years older. BILL BARSCHAW leaves for Grand Prairie for the last time. MIKE BELLAMY leaves behind a cloud of dust in the front drive. PETE BILHEIMER leaves 'em laughing. RONNIE BISHARA leaves the faculty his everlasting love and appreciation. MIKE BOEDING leaves his contact lens in the locker room. PAT BORDERS leaves on the Texas Special for St. Ed's. EDDIE BOUGHTIN leaves his book How to Look Innocent Even Though You Did It to Joe Krajca. JERRY BRADLEY leaves his name on his desk. JOHN BRADLEY leaves the gum under his desk. KEN BROWN leaves for Venus to find someone who hasn't heard his jokes yet. MIKE BULGER leaves with the best passing average in Jesuit history. W RAY BURGERT leaves a set of broken bats to Clancy Wilson. l DAVE CALLAI-IAN leaves still thinking his name is Pat. l BILL CARNEY leaves the hand to Mr. Coyle. ED CARRIERE leaves the Jesuit Debaters to Archie DaBoub. PETE CIRONE leaves his extracurricular activities to Mike Allen. TOM CONNELLY leaves a raffle ticket on a Palamino horse with free food and hoard for one year to be sold next year during the mission drive. DAVID CRAVEN leaves after a final, tearful cheer. WALTER CRAWFORD leaves after four years of peace and serenity in the drum section. MARIO DABOUB leaves his book Guitar Playing for Beginners to Fr. Creagan. BILL DALLIN wakes up and leaves. ANTHONIO DAMOMMIO leaves to join his comrades working for the State. MIKE DARNALL leaves for Alaska. JOE D'AVIGNON would leave, but someone squashed his car HOWARD DAVIS leaves an unused comb to James Evans. PETER DELIRA leaves the gym. EDDIE DUGAN leaves a bashful smile to bashful Bill Johnson. l MICKEY DURBIN leaves for the hospital to get his appendix hack. l DON ELLIOTT leaves protesting that he is taller than his drum major hat. l MIKE EMMERT leaves his little black book to McCloskey. l Jon EMMETT leaves for st. James. I DAVE ENRIGHT leaves to challenge Ray Berry. CHARLES ESPINOSA leaves for the land South of the Border. MIKE FETTY leaves as the only class president who never had a class meeting. LARRY FISHER leaves for you-know-where to pick up you-know-who. i JOE FLAHIVE leaves his bowling score to Mr. Burns. KEN FLUSCHE leaves his pony to Frank Cotter. l JIM FOWLER leaves the Math Club with no one to follow. JIMMY FRANCIS leaves with a sigh of relief. I 1 TED FROSSARD leaves everyone wondering how he got to be editor of the Last Roundup. l GREG GEORGE pedals out the front drive. FRANK GONZALES leaves anybody and everybody, anything and everything. ' JAMES GOODMAN leaves despite Mr. Coyle. l BOB GRUBER leaves his letter jacket to Dickey. BILL HEINEN leaves for Oklahoma, L.S.U., Syracuse, or wherever he can get the best payola. JOHN HELIES leaves after winning the Mass Attendance Record four years in a row. JOE HENSON leaves with fond remembrance of 1C. RONNIE HERRIN leaves a big hunk of love to Fr. Rivoire. l DAN HICKEY leaves wondering who is handsomest, really. GEORGE HUBLER leaves everybody with a mean look. JOHN HUDDLESTON leaves his eyeglasses 'to Murphy. HUEY HUGHES leaves a few extra pounds to Satarino. ,of our lives. Finally, as mementos of each individual. each of us leaves something else by which we can be remembered: I DAVE INGRAM leaves seventy million demerits to be divided equally among the sophomore band members ' ROSS INTERRANTE leaves an unused rail job to Jim Scott. 1 JAMES JANOUSEK leaves to meet his queen. l MARTY JAVORS leaves his babyface to Larry Dessomes. LARRY JOHNSON leaves after waking up in Mr. Eifertls Sociology Class. MARTIN JONES leaves his intelligent look to Paul Jackson. I BOB KONDERLA leaves the lunch room to Mr. Cousins. GENE KRAJKA leaves Fr. May with no questions to answer. DICK LAMARCHE leaves things in the capable hands of Andy. BRUCE LAMPING leaves one freckle to each incoming freshman. GEORGE LEWIS leaves his quiet tie to Lance Emerson. MIKE LINEHAN leaves as soon as he unwinds his legs. DENNIS LOISELLE leaves the Lettermen's Club to Fr. May. MIKE MACOUREK leaves sincerely. BRIAN MARKHAM leaves his cast to his buddy in the Roman Collar. TOM MARTIN leaves Jesuit with a bill for three bass drum heads. ANTAL MARTON foz egy konderravalo gulyast az erettsegizo osztaly szamara. BOB MCDERMOTT leaves Coach Gaudet in tears. ANDY MCGARVEY leaves wondering if he should've gone out for football. CHUCK MCGUIRE leaves in his new overcoat, made by sewing old all-state patches together. NICK MEHL leaves trumpet section to Ken Sharp. CARL MESSINA leaves for Sammy's. DON MOEN leaves for Oak Cliff. JOHN MOODY leaves his wheelchair to Mr. Joubert. FRANK MORALES leaves a shining example for all to follow. TOM MORDAUNT leaves to chanllenge Wilt Chamberlain. MIKE MORIARTY leaves without making a basket. JIM MOXLEY leaves a surprise package to Mr. X. PAT MURRAY leaves the Safety Club with no one to love. LEE ORR leaves the shortest name in Jesuit history to John Jochodowicz. MIKE O'SHEA leaves after asking a few intelligent questions to clarify the matter in his mind. PAT PERKERSON leaves the Rangers without a chance. PAT PATTISON leaves his size 72 belt to Dave Carson. GENE PERSONNE leaves for the health club. JOHN ROPER leaves without saying a word. FRANK ROZNOVSKY leaves 4l01H, smiling. GENE RUSHING leaves all the milk tokens to Fr. Rivoire. BERNIE RUST leaves for the Boston Celtics. HAR JIM SCARBOROUGH leaves doubting that Pattison is the Most Unthinnest. ROBERT SCHAEFER leaves the library to Mrs. Scott. RY SALIS leaves his golden tongue to Ernest Doninguez, next year's prize debater. FRED SCHERR leaves a pair of dull scissors to anybody who wants a haircut like his. MIKE SEARS leaves with the first formation east. JOHN SEELIGSON leaves Mr. Tafoya speechless for an answer. JIM SLATER leaves his knee brace to Cone. DAVID SNELL leaves for a quick drink-Coke, Of Course! BOB SPRINGER leaves everybody with a smile. DAVID SPURGIN leaves four years of experience to David Menard. HUGH STARRETT leaves 147,000 used flashbulbs to Raymond. TIM STEFF EN leaves his love letters in his locker. PAUL STRALEY leaves the Student Council to the Class of '61. RICHARD SYKORA leaves wondering why the Camera Club hasn't had a meeting. BILL TAYLOR leaves number 4-4 to any three men. ISAAC TREVINO will leave as soon as he combs his hair. BILL TROY leaves four million dollars to the Mission Drive. DON TUMINELLO leaves, joyfully. BOB TUMY leaves in 1:30. JOE URSO leaves with difficulty. I ANTHONY VENTURA leaves after four years of diligent study, work, and application. BIFF WEBER leaves despite Fr. Greagan. HERMAN WEBER leaves wondering what ever became of the Magic Club. 60 K . M P s 5 x 1 I 1 1 X II'IH'Hf :J CLASS f' I PRESIDENTS. ,f J 'I -...- ..,. V,. .,,. ' 3203fe TOM SAL 3101?- T011 -1 x M -.... A fi' - ,.. . :. 5 N x i 41 I 5, B W N .l 6I John Abeln Bob Black David Blair Gary Atkinson Bill Bosworth Tom Boutell Richard Banks Tom Bantle Pat Bell John Bellamy Roscoe Betz But, Mr Toye, how does 4The Death of the Hired Man, conform to our definition of the beautiful? Mike Boyce Ronnie Burgert Pat Byrns Vincent Cangemi Daniel Carillo James Carmichael John Carpenter 63 John Claiborne Don Coerver Tommy Cone Ronnie Cooper Ed Cosgrove Fred Coston Mr. Hebert, SJ., breaks the news gently to Kavanagh-his report card. Frank Cotter Richard Cree Ronnie Davies Bill Davis Joe DePa5qua1 Larry Dessomes Ernest Dominguez Don Driscoll J im Dugan Qjglames Durbin Barry Eaton Y X Lance Emerson James Evans John EZ6li i David Fancher Frank Fenoglio Tim Fitzgibbons Don Fletcher Larry Ferrell Paul Florian Lew Fraser ,lim Fish ,lack Frazee ,lim Furstenberg V Wi D311 GabfYSCh Buddy Gambrell Lewis Ganter Gary Garrett Jerry Gerhardt Bob Colden Bob Griffice With a 'gwhat big teeth you have smile, John Bellamy ac- cepts award certificate at Dallas ' U. Speech tourney. Bob Black and confederates of 3106 plan how to get rich, sponsoring the freshman- sophomore football games. Roger Gunn Larry Guillot Bill Hagemann Pat Haggerty ,lim Haley 68 JOB Hanley James Halloran Tom Hassell Paul Herson Q Manglesdorf, debating iiiercelyw 1' ,f ' far his TV, has two down End Mark Hibbs t fee to go' f , , f i 1 Af, ,- Pat Hollern Davis Hooker John Humphries Paul Jackson M Mike Jenniges Paul Kaiser Don Kavanagh James Kirk 69 J ack Kreska Clay Lancaster Mike Landress Larry Langston Sal Levatino Ricky Licandro Mike Lindley Kreska looks on with unusual at- titude as Seabrook explains about . . . algebra. 'f-- Mike Loftus Bernie Long David Love Hugh Lundquist T. V. Mangelsdorf Fred McCormick George McKenna J oe McLaughlin Tom Malooly Richard Mais George Mangelsdorf 9 R0b6I't MCPCICTS Meinzer David Menard Terry Murphy Bill Noonan Mike Owen Tom Pauken David Peay Skip Pedlar Carl Pellegrini Hugh Pendery James Philion John Phillips Torn Piering Paul Rafferty Ed Rinehart Gee, Dad, and I thought it was going to be a cafeteria lunch. Bill Roach Phil Schnitzius Jim Scott John Seabrook John Saba Dennis Schaeffer Bill Sellmeyer Kenneth Sharp Bellamy and Carson wishing to alarm secret service agen 5 X S or ll A 9? 5 2 Q .ig l Steve Sincleair David Slovak James Sodeman Mickey Starck Frank Tobin Paul Tullius barge Vice-president Nixon, waving Red flag. Q f Raymond Staton u1fAsmrrLa.sv.w,.,.mm.i.M., 4 mSpa i 'Q Q X iff X Bill Stokes Victor Taylor Mike Walden Art Wear Bill Weissert Dick Welch Tom Welch George White Bob Willis Anthony Wood Bill Wylie James Zurlis ' Q IPRESIDENTS f'9 my-XR' G 1 5 f TIM MCCAULIFF, 2208 . GLENN McCARTY, 2211H BILL JOHNSON, 220911 NICK LALUMIA, 2205 MIKE COGHLAN, 2210i U f E I 2 i VV! EYES Tommy Anderson Jerry Alfieri James Arline ,lack Baker Pat Barry J im Bradley Bob Bulger Paul Butler Ed Cage Robert Cambi' -f , ,' - A- if if Beauty and the beast?-wonders Tim Willis. 1' - M - 'fr - .-'. 1 ijixvz FQ A l gi.-f', :l i-'..i fl . , iiii lrrr B g 'riiirii ifl ii ' B il K V B , . ' . 113 ff--' igfikiw . 122 ----1' . - ' ' .- - W ' ' ' ' M 'V--- -- f Congratulatlons to the Bill Campion Ronny Caravella 1960 Last Roundup Compliments of TEXAS TERRAZZO CO. Robert Cardenas Clayton Carreli David Carson Juan Chamberlain Ernest Chapman Steve Durbin 122105 preparing to ask his classmates who put the cobra on the other end of the rope. Mike Chitwood Wayman Chunn Rick Cline Mike Coghlan Dannv Conway John Cook Mike Cornelison Congratulations to the 1960 Last Roundup Compliments of OAK FARMS DAIRIES George Craker Jack Crane Archie Daboub Jim D'Avignon John D'Avignon Bill Debus Refugio de la Garza Edward de Lira Gabriel de Lira Martin Dennehy Mike Dim mitt Steve Durbin Robert Duron Parks Stearns points out that Hin the beginning there were three, only three, Mousketeexsf' Albert Eckelkamp Bill Eidt Vincent Enna John Espinoza Tommy Fain Milton Fechtel Wendy Flaming 8l Bill Foley Loy Ford Bill Fox Tip Galer :gl T liii so : gain . V 1 ,Fizz Ronald Freeman Bill Gaberino Jim Galletta Trent Galloway Mr. Kozsuch smiles, as only he can smile, on the members of Class 2209H. Duffy Gardner John Gayhart Terry Golden Juan Gomez Ernest Gonzalez Regino Gonzales t:f:2'zi9iNViz1,x.g few , .-,M girl, ,N V- -wg: pj,-Q. ' 4. , .vt f - 1 w -fifizi:-1-Ja wx , 2 V: fiifih ' m ' 2 'L'm k , i M. 2 is 1 . -, .,,.. ., V, Steve Hargrave Pat Gossett Ronald Gottschalk John Griffin F Gary Hartling Bob Hawkes Red Cross Manual. George Head www. . so X : wwf he i Fw , ' A W 'f Eugene Henry Tom Henson Joe Hernandez Wayne Herpin Mike Grimshaw Dick Gruber Bill Campion 622089 attempts cornea-transplant while Mr. Atkinson, SJ., reads instructions out of an old Jerry Hoffpauir -. .sig K '- X w, My N -YN ,? fe if xgfs. Mike Hollern Bob Horak Biff Hupfeld John Iwanski Grant Jacobson isis, - - Wav- Q jf Bill Johnson Jerry Jones Don Kagay Bill Keane Pat Kelly ., .E 1 ' ' .. af. , ' - ' . X:,S,. V, l-i -,LA, JA, V , ' Larry Kertz t S Members of Class 2210 look on with anticipation as Joe Meyer gets closer and closer to splitting his head wide open on the trampoline room ceiling. Mark Kirk 84 0 - 2 l Robert Krajca Bill Krippner Randy Labac Nick Lalumia Jean Lamarche Bill Langston Larry Lawrence Bill Lerlzer Tom Lewis Larry Liljestrom Mike Little Coach Walsh and Satarino conduct experiment on the elasticity of the stomach with the assistance of class 2210. John Loscerbo 85 xv- X 'f 1 M X Brady Lotridge Jack Luby Kent Luecking John Lupot .loe Lutskus Tim McAuliff Gabe Maclas Dennis Madigan Bob Manskey Dennis Madigan and Pat Kelly rest mg before they enter grandmas house with the1r ba ket of goodies Glenn McCarty Robert McCloskey Mike Massey Martin McDermott Donald McDowell Mike McKinney Joe Meyer Don Milberger Chuck Miller Sparky Moore Jacinto Morales Tony Morgan f.f..f1s1fr 1zz,11m1ewrv :wo -,-- f f-,,Q11myrwf,- .tt f f,.. 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Coach Alexander is gi Bill Smith Blill Stanford Will Stapp Vic Stewart Roger Sullivan Charles Taylor Gilbert Trevino John Vadala Mike Vance Jerry Vanderslice Joe Vara Paul Vinton Skippy Wade Bob Wagner free elevator tickets now! Dick Weathers Charles Webster John Weinrich John Weissert Clancy Wilson Don Wolff Mike Wood .. X s , -..i.., v I A 5- 'i V E .. ,- 2' 'F S 2 .- W - 4 A S ,H ,lil l 'E Q i i ' '-Ti ff 'Sai 4 ff ,V X pclcsgg v S ff ff--I --f , Q f vi + . , 1 -5 if x , L Vg W ' ln lun?-ni 10 . 3 .4 , 3' 3' 5 C P 0 J C P Q 3 F3 JJ. Cf C 1' ..,l C S 'L X f I , 1 X' F4 H f fa Q 2 Y U u M .- ,- M f my-jlillllllllllillli I A V 'IIIIIIIIIIHIHII A l A N U 0 Hg V1 If +2 mf 3,2 I 1, . 3 xx X V ' 'J V Football Captains fa, Q ' A 1 DAVE ENRIGHT ' aaaaa K K I P . . .573 V . ,. . T4 : I 2 L N -I V '47 - t t +I ,J 4 1 , K 3 Basketball Captains MIKE F ETTY MIKE BOEDING CHUCK McCUIRE f , '1 5 Q E ! E l ,nn-i ...I ,wa Ax, .-V-R H W M ij 'FH , ,. ., ?' 'lfx f LL,LL - swam. xg? , ' 4' ga- 5 M RANGERS 27 WILMER- I-IUTCHINS 0 Mike Owens runs race with Eagle end. MIKE BULGER-,60 Guard All-Greater Dallas 106 T.C.I.L. All-State The undefeated 1959 Jesuit Rangers. RANGERS SWEEP BY WILMER-HUTCHINS IN FIRST GAME OF SEASON With less than three minutes gone in the first quarter, Ranger halfback Bill Taylor snatched an Eagle aerial out of the air and set sail on an 85-yard touchdown scamper. Thus began what was to turn out to be the first undefeated, untied season in the history of Jesuit High School. Mid-way through the second quarter reserve fullback Biff Hup- feld, who was the gameis leading ground-gainer, burst through the line and out-distanced the Eagle secondary on a 32lyard touch- down jaunt. Mickey Durbin kicked his second straight extra-point, and the score at halftime read 14-0 in favor of the Rangers. The second half was dominated by a pair which was to receive much attention throughout the season. The reference is to the combination of Bob Black's passing and Dave Enright's catching of the pigskin. Black, who finished the night with six out of eleven completions, threw two scoring passes to Enright, one for six yards and the other for thirty-six. Mickey Durbin's final conversion left the final score at 27-0. DAVE ENRIGHT-'60 End 4 Back All-Greater Dallas T.C.l.L. All-State BILL TAYLOR-'60 All-Greater Dallas T.C.I.L. All-State Bob McDermott cuts outside for yardage against Terrell. BLACK PAGES RANGERS T0 WIN OVER MIGHTY TERRELL Bob Black, the Ranger's do-everything quarterback, did every- thing but catch his own passes as Jesuit handed the Terrell Tigers their first home town defeat in over two years. What the junior field general did do was to complete 19 out of 33 passes, two of them for touchdowns and another for the two-point conversion which provided the winning Ranger margin. Out of the 340 yards which Jesuit had in total offense, Black accounted for 219 with his aerial barrage. Bob McDermott, who caught the winning touchdown pass, a 14- yarder, also deserved much credit for the win. That goes as well for the recipient of Blackie other T.D. pass, little number 44, Bill Taylor. He scored the Rangers, first touchdown on a 48-yard pass and run play, and then gathered in a pass from Black for the all-important two-point conversion that won the game. For his outstanding performance in the game, Black was selected as the Morning News Back of the Week? RANGERS 14 TERRELL 13 Bill Heinen bulldogs Tiger ball-carrier. OLAN ADAAIS-'60 FRANK GONZALEZ-'60 FRANK MORALES-'60 Tackle Tackle Guard T.C.l.l.. All-State T.C.l.L. All-State '07 RANGERS 16 SEAGO- VILLE 12 Here Dave Enright catches the winning-touchdown pass against Seagoville. Mike Bulger moves in on Dragon runner. LAST QUARTER PASSES PUSH RANGERS PAST SEAGOVILLE Bob Black connected on only one third of his passes against the Seagoville Dragonsg but two of those passes that he completed were for fourth quarter touchdowns that carried the Rangers to their third victory of the season. With the Dragons holding a 12-0 lead half-way through the final period, tackle Jerry Alfieri intercepted a Seagoville pass and returned, it to the Ranger 4-3. Several plays later Black hit soph- omore Robert Duron for a 46-yard pass-and-run play which made the score 12-6. Blackis pass to Bill Heinen for the conversion made the score 12-8. The next time the Rangers got the ball, they were on their way to the winning T.D., which came on a 4-7-yard pass play from Black to Enright. Again the two-point conversion was good, this time on a pass to Owens. The Jesuit defense was led by linebacker Frank Morales, who wound up the game with twenty tackles. MICKEY DURBIN-'60 BILL HEINEN-'60 PAT PARKERSON-'60 Back Back Back . I 08 T.C.I.L. All-State Rangers open home season in rain. RANGERS THROTTLE BULLDOGS IN RAIN AND MUD The Jesuit Rangers overcame the elements of nature long enough to push across the only touchdown of the game and, thus, salvage their fourth win of the season. It was a cold, wet, uncomfortable evening for the fansg but they went away satisfied, for once again their team had won. It was Bob Black, ordinarily a passing star, who dove across the goal-line from two yards out for the Ranger scoreg but the person most responsible for the ball being on the two yard line was Bill Taylor, the leading Jesuit ballcarrier for the night with 55 yards in 12 carries. The names of Frank Morales, Pat Parkerson, Mike Bulger, Mike Lindley, and Robert Duron were constantly heard over the public address system as they made tackle after tackle on the Bulldog runners. It was this rock-ribbed defense which was actually re- sponsible for the Ranger victory. E , -mmf? A K' is gXf if is BOB MCDERMOTT-'60 BOB BLACK 60 FELIX ALF IERI 60 Back Back Tackle T.C.I.L. All-State ka g RANGERS 36 MESQUITE 14 Mr. Milton Gaudet, the greatest coach in the world. Sophomore fullback Biff Hupfeld shows the running form which made him someone to watch in the future. RANGER OFFENSE CLICKS FOR BIG YARDAGE IN ROMP OVER MESQUITE Jesuit used a well-oiled, balanced offense to grind out their fifth victory of the year. The victim this time was Mesquite. The Skeeters found themselves suprisingly outmanned by a Ranger squad which grolmd out a total of 4-36 yards on the ground and in the air. The running game, paced by Bill Taylor with 120 yards, kept the ball within scoring distanceg and the passing game, manned by Bob Black and his eleven out of fifteen completions, furnished the scoring punch. Black threw touchdown passes to Bill Heinen, Taylor, Dave Enright, and Mike Owens. The fifth Ranger T.D. came on a 7-yard run by Taylor. Taylor ran two extra points across, and Black passed to Heinen for the third conversion. JIM ZURLIS-'61 MIKE OWENS-'61 CARL PEELECSRINI-'61 Center I I 0 End Har T.C.1.L. All-State 'Bob McDermott seems to be having a wrestling match with the Irving ball- carrier. ENRIGHT RAMBLES AS RANGERS ROLL OVER IRVING Dave Enright found his place in the sun against the Irving Tigers, and he quickly used it to lead the Rangers from Jesuit to a 34-20 win. Enright personally accounted for 26 of the Ranger points and tumed in a bang-up job on defense. On the defensive side, Dave received some able assistance from the 'falways where you want him guy, Frank Morales. Besides being credited with 15 tackles, Morales recovered two Tiger fumbles. Sharing defensive honors with Morales was Mike Bulger, who led the defense in tackles with sixteen. One suprising phase of the defensive game was the fact that 29 of the Ranger tackles were made by backs, an unusually large number of tackles for a defensive backfield to make. Bob Black added three more touchdown passes to his record, two to Enright and one to Bill Taylor. Enright scored his other two touchdowns on an interception and a pass from Mickey Durbin. Both conversions came on passes from Black, one to Mike Owens and the other to Enright. Once agai.n a Ranger was honored by the Morning News as their player of the week. Following the game, Dave Enright was selected as the Lineman of the Weekf' RANGERS 34 IRVING 20 Ranger tri-captain Bill Taylor rambles for yardage against Irving. MIKE LINDLEY-'61 LARRY DESSOMES-'61 JIM EVANS-'61 Tackle Back End HI RANGERS 24 CASCIA HALL 14 The Ranger deer, Bill Heinen, hracks loose against Cascia. 3 RONNIE DAVIES-'61 Center Il2 2 Q I Q Ranger tri-captain Dave Enright shakes hands with Cascia Hall end aftei Ranger homecoming victory. RANGERS FIND GOING AWFUL TOUGH BUT GET THERE ANYWAY An inspired Cascia Hall eleven took the field against the Rangers, and for the first three quarters it looked as though the visitors from Tulsa might spoil ,le-suit's homecoming, as well as their perfect season. Dave Enright and Bill Taylor were the big guns for the Rangers in their seventh straight victory. Enright scored the first Ranger T.D. on a 51-yard pass and run play from Bob Black. Bill Taylor galloped 81 yards for the second Ranger score. The score still stood 14-12 as the fourth quarter opened, with the Commodores in the lead. Shortly thereafter, Mickey Durbin crossed the goal line from two yards out to put the Rangers ahead for good. Dave Enright assured the victory when he intercepted a Cascia Hall pas and returned it 30 yards for the final Ranger score. iiii Viiiikg K ,gg g 52:11 yrrs - - s'..z ,, , ,ttt i ygpi vtyy rytr at R.. ' flat V W iytct Q... PAT HOLLERN-'61 DICKIE GRUBER-'62 Back Back Bill Taylor tries head-butting against Cougar tackler. BILL HEINEN CARRIES RANGERS TO WIN OVER WACO CATHOLIC A good but never spectacular Jesuit half- backn led the Rangers to one of their most im- portant victories of the year. A 150-pound speed- ster by the name of Bill Heinen really turned on the steam as he scored three of the Ranger touchdowns and threw for the other one. His first tally, a 44-yard punt return, came -with the Rangers trailing the Cougars 6-0. Carl Pel- legrini's extra point put the Rangers ahead for good. In that same third period, Heinen scored again on a 10-yard dash. Then in the fourth period, he blasted through the center of the Cougar line and ramhled thirty yards for his third score of the game. The final Ranger counter came on an eight-yard pass from Heinen to end Mike Owens. Mike Bulger, with ten tackles and an intercepted pass, led the Ranger defense. ' I s i ' K ' A fafgisgmg-afmsfafsf. 4' .. ., C aff fiff f. ' 4- fsgwfffnl MIKE COGHLAN-'61 Guard RANGERS 25 WACO CATHOLIC 14 Bill Heinen goes high in air for pass from Black. JIM SMITH-'62 JOHN SABA-'61 Center Tackle II3 RANGERS 48 LANERI 0 Here Bill Taylor, who racked up close-to a thousand yards in rushing during the year, breaks away to the outside Nice tackle, Olang but that's your man. TAYLOR-PACED RANGERS WALLOP LANERI IN ONE-SIDED CONTEST Bill Taylor scored the first twenty-eight points of the ball game to pace the Rangers to a lopsided victory over the Laneri Ravens. He scored on runs of 27, 26, and 2 yards, and on a 36-yard pass play from Bob Black. He also colmtered two conversions, one on a run and one on a pass from Black. Black, who missed on only one out of seven passes, also hit Bill Heinen for a touchdown, this one covering 10 yards. Dickie Gruber scored the fifth T.D. on a new two-yard-plunge. Biff Hupfeld rarnbled 41 yards for the final T.D. Bill Heinen got credit for the Rangers, third conversion. Reserves played a great deal of this game, and their fine show- ing assures the Rangers a fine team in the future. - we against Laneri. Qifzligi DAVE HOOKER-'61 BIFF HUPFELD-'62 ROBERT DURON-'62 Back I I4 Back Back Ranger defense moves in on Comet ball-carrier. RANGERS END PERFECT SEASON WITH SHUT-OUT OF CLASSEN The Rangers scored sixteen points in the first quarter and then coasted to their tenth straight victory of the year. Thus the Rangers broke the record of nine wins, no losses, and one tie which was set by the 1949 team. Bill Taylor scored the first Ranger touchdown on a 19-yard romp up the middle. A few minutes later, Bill Heinen countered on a 13-yard scamper. Taylor and Heinen each converted after their touchdowns. Heinen added the final score late in the fourth quarter on a 20-yard jaunt through the Comet secondary. The middle of the Ranger offensive line, composed of Felix Alfieri, Mike Bulger, Jim Zurlis, Carl Pellegrini, and Olan Adams, continually opened up gaping holes in the Classen line for the Ranger backs to charge through. This game, in particular, was a team victory. LARRY LAWRENCE-'62 End Tackle JERRY ALFIERIu,62 RANGERS 22 CLASSEN 0 Dave Enright shows his pass-catching style. ' ffa. t , ,, 5 gg! vu. 07355 - , ax. 1 JIM WHEAT-'62 End l I5 RANGERS 33 GERARDS 6 Ranger All-Stater Bill Taylor shows his patented running style fforwardl. Here Bob Black, who passed for over 1400 yards during the season, gee for yardage the hard way, on the ground. .IESUIT'S GALLOPING HALFBACKS PACE RANGERS TO WIN IN SEMI-FINALS ,Iesuit's two Bills, Bill Taylor and Bill Heinen, got together and led the Rangers to a 33-6 win over a game but out-classed St. Gerardls eleven. Bill Taylor, playing the best game of his career, garnered 184 yards in I3 carries for a 14.2 yard average per carry. Bill Heinen, for the second time of the year, tallied three touchdowns in a single game. Taylor was responsible for the other two scores. Jesuit's ace field general, Bob Black, completed his seventeenth touchdown pass during the game of the season during the game. The Ranger defense was paced by tri-captain Mike Bulger, Frank Morales, and Frank Gonzalez. This trio combined for a total of 53 tackles during the game. Special praise is also due for the fine job senior tackles Olan Adams and Felix Alfieri did in opening up the holes which ,lesuitls galloping halfback used during the game. , 55 T' was I . . , .'.. Z i V' 7,7L V7 SLVy,k, gli in I ij, 5 T ..1-yk . 3' 3-ar ,U , , ' i Q , an ..'1 -4 '-,. r i g Q t.,.,- , V , gi f . 'f1', 3. 2' l . r- 'QQ ' e A A 'i,. , iiii 11- ' f A A -ta '.., . ,,,-,l V I i ' I t I .yr lrts -s 1 .h . L, - i u 9'W. E .. is Q ...ilk -. if , ,ler , .. ..i.,ffg.r-fx '.,, - N K k g yr .5 ,,,,V ,.,. 1 FRANK SATARINO-'62 BOB BULGER-'62 RICK CLINE-'62 Guard Guard Back II6 Here Carl Pellegrini waits for Bill Heinen to break loose so that he can block for him. RANGERS END PERFECT SEASON WITH FOURTH CONSEC- UTIVE T.C.I.L. CHAMPIONSHIP The mighty, mighty Rangersw ended a perfect season with an almost perfect game. The Rangers found it hard to do anything wrong as they marched to an unprecedented fourth conmutive T.C.I.L. championship. The blocking, the tackling, the execution, the running, and, in general, anything else that goes to make up a great football team: all were present as the Rangers marched over highly-touted Bishop Byrne of Port Arthur, 34-20. Every member of the team was outstandingg but those among the outstanding who were outstanding were Bill Taylor, Bill Heinen, Bob Black, Dave Enright, Mike Bulger, Carl Pellegrini, Olan Adams, and Felix Alfieri. Two of the Ranger counters were scored by Taylor and two by Heinen. The fifth tally came when Mike Owens recovered Bill Johnsonis fumble in the end zone. One last debt of gratitude and congratulations should be ren- dered to the coaching staff for the fine job that it did in bringing Jesuit its first perfect season. RANGERS 34 BISHOP BYRN E 20 Bill Taylor cuts up-field for yardage in championship game with Bishop Byrne. SEASON STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL SCORERS Jesuit Opponent Bill Taylor First Downs 185 149 Bill Heinen Pass Attempts 205 161 Dave Enright Pass Completions 100 59 Mike Owens Interceptions fbyl 22 7 Biff Hupfeld Rushing Yardage 2015 1940 Mickey Durbin Passing Yardage 1472 746 Bob Black Total Offense 3487 2686 Bob McDermott II7 Dickie Gruber Robert Duron Carl Pellegrini xi ! Kneeling: Tri-Captains, Eddy Reinhart, Fred Coston, Bill Johnson. First Row Qstandinglz Billings, manager, Hollern, J. Durbin, Lewis, Taylor, Newton, Loupot, Zimmerman, Dennehy, Gonzalez, Mais, Castro, manager, Kenneth Briggs, coach. Second Row: Wing, Macias, Schaefer, Milhurger, Freeman, T. V. Manglesdorf, Nugent, Boutell, Wear. Third Row: Galer, D'Christofolo, Smith, T. 0'Shea, Willis, Carrillo, Kavanagh. B-TEAM SEASON RECORD K3-35 Above: B-Team quarterback Mike Hollern throws pass in B-Team scrimmage with freshmen. II8 B-Team 20 Lewisville B-Team 7 Richardson B-Team 21 Green Hill B-Team 14 Grand Prairie B-Team 6 Mesquite B-Team 6 Muenster First Row: B. Murphy, LaBarba, Elor, Chitwood, Dugan, Vara, Dennehy. Second Row: Hibbs, Kaska, Huffeins, E. Murphy, Grapheo, Wagner, Farina. Third Row: Perkins, Trevino, Roppolo, Barry, Brooks, Ricci. Fourth Row: Martin Jones, assistant coach, McKenna, Quwvwdo, Mokry, Bird, Colgin, Jerry Alexander, coach. Frosh defense moves in for the kill. Frosh 24 Adamson 6 Frosh 6 St. Marks 23 Frosh 6 Carrollton 7 SEASON RECORD Cl-25 I M 'WlZL., , ,f h-f---ex: X Wm Cheerleaders John Hehes Tom Halooly and Dav1d Craven whoop It up at one of the Rangers' games MIGHTY, MIGHTY, Rangers MIGHTY MIGHTY Rangers if uri fp ST. EDWARD'S Catharine Piccola, Princess, and Mike Fetty , Donna Spawn, Queen, and Bdbby Konderla ST. ANN S M Manuela Garza, Queen - and, Isaac Trevino Mercy Molina, Princess and Charles Fox Q ' URSULINE ' L Darlene Queen . Gail Anderson, Princess, and Mike Linehun and Ed Boughtin Nancy Hughes, Princess Shirley Simmons, Queen and Jack Harper and Dick Baker AM, -If ,J 'V 'ffm S 3 in l .M BASKETBALL Sitting: Weathers, manager. Kneeling: Tri-Captainsg Boeding, Fetty, McGuire. Standing: Schnitzius, Moriarty, Mordaunt, Burgert, Slater, Bantle, Jackson, Boyceg Javors, Starek. Mr. Jim Walsh, Coach. 1959-60 JESUIT RANGER VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM I23 ' ' I CHUCK MCGUIRE, Captain MIKE BOEDING, Captain MIKE FETTY, Captain Forward Forward Guard MARTY J AVORS JIM SLATER MIKE MORIARTY TOM MORDAUNT Guard Center Guard Forward f J , V , V '- 'FFT PHIL SCHMITZIUS Guard ADAMSON 48 JESUIT 47 G McGuire 6 Javors 1 Beading 6 Fetty 3 Slater 1 Boyce 0 MIKE BOYCE TOM BANTLE PAUL JACKSON Guard CQ-mer Forward .IU IDRS MICKEY STAREK Guard F TP O 19 1 3 4 15 1 7 5 3 2 0 JESUIT 47 TECH 45 McGuire Boeding Bantle Javors Fetty Moriarty Slater RONNIE BURGERT Forward G FT F TP 7 ho 1 14 1 3 1 5 1 o 0 2 5 o 0 10 1 1 4 3 1 1 0 3 3 4 3 10 RICH RDS 0 TOURNAME T JESUIT 53 MESQUITE 40 G FT F TP Boeding 5 3 2 13 McGuire 2 0 0 4 Bantle 5 3 2 13 Mordaunt 1 0 0 2 Burgert 3 0 3 6 Jackson 1 0 1 2 Javors 2 0 1 4 Ferry 1 0 0 2 Starck 2 0 0 4 Schnitzius 1 O 4 2 Moriarty O 0 3 0 Slater 4 0 2 8 Jim Slater goes up for shot. CHA Mike Boeding drives for basket in championship game with Richardson. .1 ESUIT 54 RICHARDSON 42 G FT F TP McGuire 5 1 4 1 1 Boeding 3 2 3 8 Bantle 1 0 0 2 .1 avors 6 3 0 15 Fetty 5 4 0 14 Boyce 0 1 0 1 Slater 1 1 3 3 JESUIT 47 DUNCANVILLE 41 G FT F TP Slater 2 1 0 5 Boyce 3 0 1 6 Fetty 1 0 0 2 .1 avors 2 0 2 4 Bantle 3 O 0 6 Boeding 5 3 4 13 McGuire 6 0 5 12 Ranger captains accept trophy Mike Boeding does Indian dance. TECH 54 .1 ESUIT 47 C FT F TP McGuire 9 0 1 18 Slater 4 0 2 8 J avors 3 2 2 8 Boeding 3 1 2 7 Bantle 2 2 2 6 Boyce 1 0 0 2 Moriarity 0 0 1 0 JESUIT 44 KIMBALL 23 G FT F TP I avors 4 1 O 9 McGuire 4 1 1 9 Slater 3 1 3 7 Boecling 3 0 2 6 Bantle 3 0 1 6 Fetty 2 0 0 4 Boyce 1 0 2 2 Jackson 0 1 O 1 Moriarty O 0 1 0 Schnitzius 0 0 0 0 JESUIT 77 WOODROW WILSON 41 G FT F TP Ferry 5 9 2 19 .1 avors 6 3 1 15 Slater 5 4 4 14 Boeding 4 5 5 13 Boyce 1 2 0 4 McGuire 1 7 2 9 Bantle 1 1 1 3 Mordaunt 0 0 1 0 Come on, McCuireg this isn't football. Right: Ah, fellowsg put me down. KIMBALL 49 .1 ESUIT 47 G FT McGuire 2 6 Boeding 5 1 Bantle 0 1 .1 avors 3 1 Fetty 2 0 Boyce 1 0 Slater 5 2 .1 ESUIT 68 LANCASTER 51 G FT Boeding 10 2 McGuire 5 0 Ferry 0 0 J avors 4 2 Slater 1 4 Bantle 0 5 Mordaunt 1 0 Burgert 1 0 Boyce 3 0 Starek 1 O Schnitzius O 1 Moriarity 1 0 Slater 1 4 'f- ' JESUIT 55 CORSICANA 47 G FT F TP Fetty 8 2 4 18 Boeding 5 4 2 14 McGuire 5 1 4 11 Boyce 3 0 1 6 Slater 2 0 2 4 J avors 1 0 1 2 .1 ESUIT 66 WAXAHACHIE 51 G FT F TP McGuire 6 7 2 19 Boeding 4 1 5 9 Slater 5 0 5 10 Fetty 3 3 2 9 Boyce 3 0 1 6 .1 avors 1 3 0 5 Bantle 1 2 2 4 Burgert 1 O 0 2 Moriarty 0 2 0 2 F WAXAHACHIE TOUR A E T L Casual McGuire gathers in pass from Javors in pionship game with Hillcrest. l l l HILLCREST 68 X J 1-:SUIT 46 ' G FT F TP 1 Fatty 6 2 1 14 Boeding 5 2 2 12 McGuire 3 4 4 10 Javors 2 0 1 4 Boyce 2 0 0 4 Bantle 1 O 1 2 Slater 0 0 5 0 Moriarty 0 0 1 0 Left: ,lavors and Fetty work weave in an effort to break up Hi1lcrest's zone. fW'fffSt 'J 1 JESUIT 59 JESUIT 61 DR. PEPPER TOURNAMENT T ALUMNI 33 LANCASTER 40 QFirst Camel A G FT G FT F TP T BOYCC 6 0 Boeding 7 2 2 Mccuife 5 0 Boyce 6 0 3 12 ATLANTA 36 Javors 5 0 Javors 3 1 1 7 X Slater 3 0 Slater 3 1 1 7 G FT Fwy 3 0 McGuire 3 0 0 6 Mcguire 6 0 Blordaunt 2 0 Mordaunt 1 0 2 2 Boeding 5 2 Burgert 2 O Burger! 1 1 0 3 Boyce 5 1 Boedins 1 0 Fetty 2 0 O 4 Javors 3 O Moriarty 0 3 Srarek 1 0 0 2 petty 2 1 1 Stal-ek 1 0 Moriarty 1 0 0 2 Slater 1 2 ' 32111118 0 0 - Moriarty 0 0 T Jackson 0 0 ' Schnitzius 0 0 fSecond Camel TJESUIT 62 SAMUELL 57 1 IRVING 60 .TESUIT 4-0 G FT G FT McGuire 7 8 McGuire 7 2 Boyce 7 2 Boeding 4 2 Boeding 2 4 1 Slater 1 2 Slater 3 1 1 Fetty 2 0 Javors 3 0 , Boyce 2 0 Bantle 1 0 1 Javors 1 0 Ferry 0 1 1 JESUIT 48 J ESUIT 59 DUNCANVILLE 39 LANERI 50 G FT Boyce 2 Fg Boeding 5 2 Mccuire 6 o Mccuife 5 1 Boeding 3 1 Fatty 5 O Javors 2 2 Boyce 4 2 Bantle 2 1 Slater 1 6 Fetty 1 0 Javors 3 2 Slater 1 0 Jesuit's leading scorer, Chuck McGuire, fires away f t . SOUTH OAK CLIFF 49 or wo JESUIT 57 JESUIT 37 NORTH DALLAS 45 G FT G FT Felly 5 1 McGuire 8 5 McGuire 4 3 Slater 3 3 Boyce 3 0 Javors 4 0 Boeding 2 1 Boyce 4 0 Slater 1 2 Boeding 1 3 Javors 0 0 Fetty 2 0 Schnitzius 1 0 Bantle 0 0 Slater controls tip against Richard- SOII. JESUIT 57 SUNSET 48 McGuire Boeding Slater Javors Boyce Bantle Jackson Moriarty Starek Burgert JESUIT 61 ST. MARKS McGuire Javors Boeding Boyce Slater Fetty Moriarty l30 G 7 6 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 G 7 6 3 5 2 2 O FT 3 1 5 1 0 1 2 1 0 0 FT 4 0 4 0 2 1 0 F 0 4 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 F 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 TP 17 13 13 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 TP 18 12 10 10 6 5 0 JESUIT 42 DUNCANVILLE 32 G FT F TP MaGuire 7 1 0 15 Boeding 3 0 0 6 Fetty 2 1 3 5 Slater 2 1 2 5 Javors 2 0 1 4 Bantle 1 0 0 2 Starek 1 0 1 2 Moriarty 1 0 1 2 Jackson 0 1 0 1 Burgert O 0 3 0 JESUIT 58 REICHER HIGH OF WACO 45 G FT F Boeding 10 3 4 McGuire 7 5 3 Javors 3 2 1 Slater 2 0 5 Fetty 1 0 4 Boyce 1 0 2 TP 23 19 8 4 2 2 .TESUIT 48 RICHARDSON 47 G Fetty 5 Boeding 4 McGuire 4 Boyce 4 Slater 2 Bantle 1 JESUIT 54 NORTH DALLAS 41 G Boeding 7 Slater 4 McGuire 4 .1 avors 3 Boyce 3 Fetty 0 .TESUIT 77 REICHER HIGH OF WACO 35 G McGuire 6 Boeding 7 Bantle 2 Fetty 3 Slater 3 Moriarty 3 Mordaunt 2 Javors 1 Starek 1 Schnitzius 1 Boyce 0 FT 2 4 2 0 0 0 FT 4 4 2 2 0 0 FT 5 1 6 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 F 1 2 2 0 2 0 F 2 0 2 1 1 2 3 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 F 1 2 TP 12 12 10 8 4 2 TP 18 12 10 8 6 0 TP 17 15 10 8 7 7 5 3 2 2 1 Hey bud, what'cha lookin' at? T.C.I.L. TOURNAMENT fFirst Camel IESUIT 77 PIUS X OF HOUSTON 51 G FT F TP Boeding 8 7 3 23 McGuire 5 9 3 19 Slater 5 0 4 10 Javors 2 3 5 7 Fetty 3 0 2 6 Starek 1 3 0 5 Boyce 1 2 1 4 Bantle 0 3 0 3 Moriarty 0 0 1 0 Above: All-stater Mike Boeding appears to be hemmed in by a hoard of S.O.C. defenders. ,Iesuifs Total Points-1681-average 54.2 Opponent's Total Points-1420-average 45.8 Richardson Tournament-First Place All-Tournament-Fetty and McGuire Waxahachie Tournament-Second Place All-Tournament-Fetty and McGuire T.C.I.L. Tournament-Third Place All-State-Mike Boeding Above: Rangers tip off against Pius X. fSecond Camel CATHEDRAL OF EL PASO 43 JESUIT 35 .lavors McGuire Boeding Boyce Slater Bantle Ferry INDIVIDUAL McGuire Boeding Jlavors Slater Fetty Boyce Bantle Burgert Moriarty Starek Mordaunt Schnitzius Jackson GFTFTP 411 9 315 7 143 6 300 6 203 4 100 2 011 I SEASON STATISTICS FG FT TR PF TP AVG. 162 85 339 61 409 13.2 136 71 272 75 334 10.8 86 31 56 28 214 6.9 70 48 245 85 209 6.7 75 32 109 35 183 6.5 88 11 77 31 174 5.8 28 25 91 19 78 2.7 8 1 18 7 17 2.4 7 8 16 17 22 12. 8 3 9 2 19 1.7 7 1 30 5 15 1.1 2 1 8 4 5 .6 1 2 15 6 4 .4 I3l REGULAR B-TEAM: Bobby Duron, Bill Eidt, Cuco DeLaGarza, Gabriel Macias, Bill Johnson, Jerry Alfieri, Bruce Tyler Tim Willis, Ronald Freeman, Danny Ecklekamp, Jim Smith. Manager: Juan Gomez, Coach Briggs. Phil Schnitzius makes like Bob Cousy. B-TEAM I32 Mickey Starek has the Richardson boys guessing. Ronnie Burgert puts it up a.nd over FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-First Row: Sherman LaBarba, Coach Eifert, James Blackburn. Second Row: Gus Noble, Gary Caffo, Clifford Orrill, John Manskey, Don McCaffrey, David Nasky. Third Row: Chris Bird, Jerry Vanderslice, John Weinrich, Eddie Murphy, James Conine. Fourth Row: Chris Ferguson, Terry Bartley, Durwood Heinrich, Richard Jackson. Jesuit's LaBarha drives in a fast one. Blackbum tries from far out. CJesuit Bees vs. St. Mark'sJ Ili? l if W5f1 aJ?9 l33 Jesuit's Golfers: fleft to rightl 1. Clancey Wilson, 2. Mike Landress, 3. Mike Kerr, 4. David Cree, 5. Frank Cotter, 6. Paul Kaiser T. Dennis Loiselle. GOLF Cotter, Kaiser and Loiselle practice up for the big tournament. F RANGER RACKETEERS: Mr. Briggs, Coachg fkneelingl 1. John Roper, 2. Hugh Pendery, 3. Chuck Millerg fstandingl 1. Mike Loftus 2. Lance Emerson, 3. Dan Hickey, 4. Mr. Pat Cowdin, Coach. N s Q TENNIS l Wh b EW f Q' . , f' 'fb 1 f' ,i Sf ,..,i1EJ, kj. Q iff -, W Q, V. 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Woodrow Wilson 3. Dan Carrillo 4. Nick Livaudais 5. Sal Levatino 6. Terry Bartley 7. Chris Bird 8. Mike Glasco 9. Andy McGarvey 10. Frank Gonzalez nr-...Z -' : M ' BASEBALL Sitting: Manager Dan Rovello, Score-keeper Mike Fetty, Manager Gene LaMarche. Kneeling: Mike Moriarty, Marty Javors, Richard Cree, Robert Duron, Dick LaMarche, Mickey Starek, Mike Boyce, Ronnie Davies. Standing: Bob Black, Dick Baker, Jim Slater, Mike Boeding, Chuck McGuire, Ronnie Burgert, Ray Burgert, Tom Bantle. .55 if-in 4 -, ggg fv'-ijif t i I 7 'Q - 1- 9 ' .Q . , og, 1 gf 2 g'1,,zie'Q I M . .. t , 1 crew-4a.1, . .if W- : 0 C . - yi 514332151 x, 1 p urs - f' fi mv N. ,V ' 'Q ,:' y - ,Ai 'K it wfrliy, it sg- H' f . in as ,Mi We ,,fL4wf55,iL K M -K 47, .warm -..-wr ' N 'W what -, , fLSf5.iL,3w,, V if ' X L ' fe f?4ve:,w,: 'f 1- -. -a r e-v Q +1 1, L if an i W, , L A C 'tgzif ,y gzagg i - Visawfkii-2h5R??ASsr v MIKE BOEDINC-'60 Catcher, Captain I38 f ' rg ,ar 9 , , gk if n 4 il 5 X I f ,y V., 352- I fax it v L il 5 135, K. ,-vf . 1 3:5 if .we 1, Q ' . ii ig f 6, 5 , ,- I- A , K K 4 l l' ,535 Y, , : . -, LM . 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' f.f-i f 7' if - ' f.YL f' I 5 yyk. lf gig Q . i K M Biff Hupfeld, iPat Kelly, Park Stearns, Kent Bill Kiaanii Bill Kfipfigierg Craker, Hal Womack, . wif - A ' il A yi? .R llll 5 f l ll 6 I g : ,1:L1W, - 1 'L Aiil ' 75 , ff' . ' ll f. . L ,,,...,.1,A. vrkkr Q VKVK EMM T hi' LWEM-. ,Qwfl-3,g,15 is i ww: ff W LET TERME ,S CLUB l Football: Mike Bulger, Olan Adams, Pat Parkenson, Frank Morales, Mickey Durbm Bob McDermott Bill Hemen Fellx Alfieri, Bill Taylor, Dave Enright. Second Row: .lim Wheat, Frank Gonzales Carl Pellegrlnl Bob Black Mike Owen Jerry Alfieri. Baseball: .lean LaMarche fMgr.J, Dick LaMarche, Marty Javors, Bob Black, Mike Boyce Ray Burgert Mike Boeding, Chuck McGuire, ,lim Slater. Basketball: Chuck McGuire, Mike Fetty, Jim Slater, Mike Boeding, Boyce. Marty Javors, Mike ' Q .- E , 'L ' ' I. L l' V. -. L.LL'- . , f '4'R3 ?r'W-1- -1 I 'Ili 9 B , l s f -53 53! M - bagfif ai, . .s -, s. ' .V We f,'. ' ., f .. gf . 55389, A - K 3 K I , tx ., . K VVV: QI , .if ,fue T I 1. Y A VVV, i I A Q 9604-S H Q55 W is L a llas M ll , M '55 .. as Q - L, ' Q , I 'gg .i l..e M Q 5 L 'ii is 5352 -1 l M L :.,. A ' ,Q L Nw' x gg, - I 'fl A, . ,ba Track: Cleft? Paul Jackson Joe DePasqual, Bob Tumy Bernie Rust. Tennis: fright? Dan Hickey, Larry Guillot, Mike Loftus, Lance Emerson. fm ' rf r I x . Ewa T,--iaklgfxk Q,-'15 ', 'I pf 5 55 2 4 3 f7'?i63?5 vzxfgweiifi-e:5V fb E T gm em my m Si W f Wig wish W, Ap2sfJ955l5?f2?4EmffWx 2 LIBRARY AID Sealed: Robert Hawkes, Jim D'Avignon, Victor Stewart, Mike Dowling, Bob Reames, Don Moxley. Standing: .lim Moxley, Gene Rushing, James Philiou, Raymond Starrett, George Craker, Duffy Gardner, Wayne Herpin, David Menard, Mike Darnall, Mike Chitwood, jerry Jones. Mrs. ,lack Scott Seated: Bob Olsen, Buddy O'Brien, ,lim Fowler, ,lim Scott, Warren Pulich, Larry Kertz. Standing James Janousek, Dan Rovello, Hugh Starrett, David Emmert. Mrs. Helen White 'CA book a day keeps your English grade Al' MATH CL B-M ALPHA THETA Math Club: QL. to RJ Ken Sharp, David Craven, Paul Straley, Mike Macourek, Dick LaMarche, Joe D'Avignon, Barry Eaton, Mr. Kozsuch, Dick Baker, Ray Burgert, Ted Frossard, Mickey Durbin, Marty Javors, Jim Fowler. RADIO CLUB Mr. Paul Kozsuch Radio Club: CL. to RJ Raymond Starrett, Vincent Hollen- heck, Frank Fertitta, Bob Olsen, Anthony -DaMommio, Presi- dent, Tim Fitzgibbons, Pat Callahan, Vice-presidentg Tom Edwards, Tommy Rutledge, Isaac Trevino, Treasurerg Art Price, Bob Springer, Secretary. fLeft, KL-RJ Pat Callahan, Isaac Trevino, Bob Springer, An- thony DaMommio-the voice of freedom. I65 AFETY CL B-RA G R CL B Safety Club Cleftj The chief gets them ready for a big job. ftopl Chief Pat Murray, Capts. R. Herrin, J. Seelig- song Sargts. J. Moody, M. Bellamy, J. Urso, D. Craven, Companies: R. Cree, T. Steffen, D. Enright, F. Al- fieri, E. Boughtin, R. Orr, R. Interrante, J. Goodman, V. Cangemi, .l. Philion, B. Griffice, T. Froussard. Cr1 ht? Mrs Norsch and Bob McDermott with sealed orders. Ranger Club Bernie Rust Dennis Schaefer George Manglesdorf, Joe Hankey, Pat Parkerson Jlm Durbin B111 Helnan Mlke Bulger Rev S J R1vo1re SJ Blll Taylor .lohn Saba Bob McDermott, President, Ronnie Davles David Craven Bob Black Olan Adams ARCHERY CL B QL to RJ George Lewis, John Seabrook, Ray- mond Rychlik, John McDowell, Bill Wylie, Bill Davis, Bob Golden, Vincent Cangemy, ,lim Halloran, Mr. Edward Tafoya, S. J. The climax of the year-the Camera Club ban- quet. CAMERA CL B frightl All of Jesuit falls under tl1e lens of Jesuit's shutter-bugs. Camera Club: David Menard, Secretary, Joe DePasqual, Vice-presidentg Hugh Starrett, Presidentg Ken Sharp, Treasurerg Joe Hernandez, James Janousek, Bob Hawkes, Joe Lutskus, Mike Walden, Ceo. Lewis, Dan Ecklekamp, Raymond Starrett, Bill Toberny, Mike Damall, John Ezell, Mike Dowling. Photographer Hernandez will ' stoop to almost anything. CLEE CLUB fTopJ George Mangelsdorf, Bernie Rust, Mike Macourek, Marty Javors, Eugene Krajca, Bob Tumy, David Menard, Melvin Slovak, Biff Weber, Carl Pellegrini, Mario DaBoub, Tom Malooly, John Huddleston, Mike Darnall, Tony Marton, Mike Chitwood, Father Crea- gan directing. frightj Daboub and Pellegrini fin- ally achieve admittance into the L.G.C. choir. C FRE CH CL B Tour le jour nous sommes opprese. Joe Lutskus, J ack Luby, Bill Fox, ,Bill Krippner, Jim Sodeman, Father Poche, SJ., Rodger Gunn, George Cracker '68 Mike Walden, David White, Wayne Herpin, Ken Sharp, Frank Cotter, David Menard, Duffy Gardner. CAF ETERIA WORKER fleftl Excited crowds throng new change cages to receive glimpses of primitive specimens inside. 4.x S!! , 252 Es? 2 1 il j ,., Z,1 3 2 .gi ftopj David Spurgin, Gene Krajca, Robert Schaefer, Ed deLira, Ernest Dominguez, James Philion, ,lim Francis, Fred Coston, Al Meinzer, Edlridge Barnes, George Lewis, Gene Rushing. Cleft? Spurgin turns down payola bribe from nasty cus- tomer at counter. g Boolisronn Mr. Edward Tafoya, SJ. and his alert crew of Tom Martin and Mike Emmerl watch, unconvincingly, Dave Ingram spend hisrlast dollar for precious cargo. I69 ty' ,f w Z 1 ,r . Q w'1 'w' V K. '. A , -:ui-.-lx., ' -4- Nr? nm MZ: Ji ' f' QAM' -.K- 1 g r-:xg m- N 'N' X .55 m., f ,, ,M A' ia- -W ' - , 1 -1 3 if Yfi -f x 1. -v. :JW i N XY! xg x ' '15 X' L .. 4 ,fn N X' RJ E '-.. 'S-.MXL ,f .- ' X - :Q fi X .. .QI .l P, h A-Q, I' 1 1.7 . , F - xx-T.: 3 'Z mf g it 'fn-w 1-L u xv Q. , A, . Q H-karma, 4., .f-. . , M. , 1. , 51: xx ' . X ' ' 'I' :Y 0 ' f- D , iv, ,- ,cf ' nvfsif yi, 7 A' .' Q! .I 'bl n, flx -. VQL ' .-5 F- .QL ,af '- ' ' 3 .jx is ,Q M. -1-. U 'r3. if S'The next guy that is late for Physics lab is going to eat his hat. Burgert turns on the charm at the senior prom-1959. 202 4103 114102 11410111 E IOR C ,ASS The seniors petition the Principal for higher grades, less home work. l7I E E Q 2 2 wfzefgfvzzs-mavwffwlfwxif ' ' ' is-.--, .--c-v--1- -141.3 --:...........- :I0 LLIHIJS EIHLL n A,,,,,...,..-.......--..........,kB IHRVEEXCXC-N .SRLOOM HOTEL L ,H M.g-,,.::- .,.,-,, ALZLQQZ ' N -..,,:f--1, A .,..g.M.::?N.N .N , . N ,m , ,mv W N-xr-N K I 'M,,,,,.W,M..--ff M, Q1111Qgggg f 1 f ,3-'za-.., fffih MSM ---A. . .,', A, ,A 'M' ,NN ,K XX. SX l 'Xia Q9 mf 1- V 'X .-fax? ,,..c.. CW' xy? .3 -mm mc-' 5 QC . 9, -.., in assay., fff ff? . 1 Mx hh:-. ,,...'- - ' ----...ki f 04., x---.5 Y, c,f' '4' I ,f A, df' C. .,,,,...-s-- H103 in - -f- mf ,Y 1 ,K M-f -f-- - Ap' 1., -,731-,r,,V-A . w- W,A. W: ...M -1, 13,65-S-A I K 1 1 1 x A I O li 1 AROUND THE WORLD WITH 4102 MEAT-LOAF fl i .LV QF..e is ' J L-X Q39 , fig f++ikhL. Q5 I' Q ,Z Ol' Man River in person. 1867 Sioux uprising: victors pose with foes. V up is , ,rs 0 I 1 32 fe is T 1i ' Jil ,M X W 7333 E .1 If 5. V 1: - Beloved 4102 teachers plan sion Drive with a hang. its. omrades Scarborough, Johnson and Huddleston join Bolshevik George in Red insurrection. 4-102 and dates at Junior-senior prom. Storm-troopers Goodman and Borders excuse from P.H. Mis- seek Meat-loafs lead rally for championship game. Sl I Wvmllga-,,1WWNm1biJM mfmHiHwm f!x J 5 1 14-'llc V W Q l ,f , ,ififfffff 4 lf Al P Cuilliot insists he should have been on the program. UNIOR CLASS S Feast of St. Blase ef, Alert juniors contemplate serious Chemistry test. 3106 310911 20 3107 I80 -as Blood, sweat and tears but not English Literature. Vmcent M J , Z, g'Ili :' Wml , .VVV T -ff -' Q .'-.-:f 1 L 32 ., I Q -1 'V Iii' Lgm- I ., A 5 N ' L : ': ' 'IH' 'Z' ' m X '. ..'- : L i 'Z if. ' I P A A ,,.:f f , is -L ' ,yew A S .A b Elph A W XX.A., V A tu ,Q i. K W I S K 4 t -. VN , f , ' ' I . Q 1 A A Q Xi' A I 1 -H+ 4 Cangemi M ' V es, P ' I FZBLHQ same. 4 AR 1 Tom Welch Lundquxst Dan Kavanagh Tom Cone Dwk Welch Alfweaf vmfmm muswm B Jim Evans Geo. Mangelsdorf Fred MCCOImlCk Pat Byrns Dan Oh Black Nh! Pierin 4 I 4 ax K , L. wg--fn M1 vf-- 1,1 fm ..,, ..,f,w Q-ff :W -ww g..f:w.f -:Mvf,.N- r. Q, ,. ., H, M A x M,-, V .1 - f, n wi 4- , 7' .M L-1 -2 . A , W :- 4-QA nf N. ...f' 'E' Ella I' 'A -f' :,.. nga ff? Q k - O90 - Q Q at 'Nunn Xkig,1, V xg! X I , F 5 : 3 I ws. 1 'E ' tv: i ' ka Q 04,1 1-nu... cbgdiii . Q Q Q IVIB4 Q5 ffm 5 'Z 3- 0.0. Q0 QC ?f1217fS 1f fbf31 Z Q75 N xkkf K ki 8,6 ' If rf f sro? Af' Reima First Row: Tom Boutell, David Menard, George McKenna, Fred Coston, Pat Hollern, Dan Carrillo, John Phillips, John Claiborne, George Manglesdorf, Bill Sellmeyer, Bob Willis, John Ezell. Second Row: Mike Boyce, Don Fletcher, Jim Fish, Paul Herson,4Tony Wood, Fred Cosgrove, Bill Noonan, David Love, Ricky Licandro. Third Row: Dick Mais, Dave Peay, Bill Stokes, Mike Owen, Bill Haggeman, Roscoe Betz, Lew Fraser, Roht. McPeters, Pat Bell, fMissing: Slovak, ltd Mr. Briggs Fancher, Zurlisl. . F as ' ,,,, .F Q esy eee ' ' r fr- Mike Owen Mike Boyce Paul Herson Pat Hollern Representative Treasurer Secretary Vice-president Fred Coston President Members of Class 3107, the Mafia, throwing snowballs at their beloved Spanish and religion teacher, Mr. Taf- oya, S.J. Delivering Thanksgiving baskets. Hlf our class wins, we're out of homework. Get serious, you birds, the curtain goes up in three minutesf QU. of Dallas Play FestivalJ 210 greased the ball before the tournamentf, n- 1 : miumwnunuu-an uuii OPHONKEHI CI, eS,e 22lllI 2210 2209El 2208 2205 l 1 w 1 i 4 4 Y 1 I ! ! F i . 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V' V if ,W 1 '1 1' Bill Keane George Craker .lack Luby David White Brady Lotridge .lim D'Avignon Tom Lewis Bob Bulger J im Stewart Fr. Poche Hal Womack Biff Hupfeld .lim Bradley Gabriel Macias John Turner Kent Luecking Terry Colden Steve Hargrave Mike Cornlison .lean LaMarche Bill Johnson Larry Lawrence Mlhon Fechlel Bob Hawkes Bill Krippner Jim Scott Tim O'Shea Sparky Moore Dan. Stefamak Bob Galer On'the facing page you see an actual photograph taken of Class 2-209-H dur- ing a Latin test. Zwhx Terry fi 440 Ronnie Gottschalk Bruce Tyler r-vu. Mike Dxmmitt Q' 'MF ,l Ae.....-.g- f g:f ' K,,,,. THE Mxke Luth g-,J Robert Don Candemas Mcnoweu 'I13S?ll 41' YJ Txm McAuhff Mike Newton X U31-ff -fs ,fw- fg Flag!! MISSION FRESHMAN CInASS.S Blackburn leads the little Rangers. 1306 130 1303 1304 1302H 121211 '96 Freshmen's Orientation Day Recommended for light in 1304: the Regulation Handbook. UAW, Latin's easy, the Romans were speaking it when they were babies 1 5 K 1 l 1306 iff, ff OF CLASS 1306 Vadala McCaffrey Tom Huffhines Vinton S. C. Rep.-Bill Mokly E B 1711273 fe fr x f ?'B Wqfb 4:2-:': ? ' f., -f e ' First Row: Gordon Bennett, Tony Long, Don McCaffrey, Bobby Reames, Andy LaMarche, James Oates, Al Cauales, Tom Byrne. Second Row: Gene Kimble, Victor Stewart, Bob Wagner, John Klein, .lohn Weinrich, Don Graff, Warien Owens. Third Row: Bob Hoffman, Tom Huffhines, Bill Mokry, Bob Neuhoff, Paul Vinton, Clifford Orrill, David Perkins. Fourth Row: David Lovelace, .loe Mulcahy, Gary Caffo, John Vadala, Durwood Heinrich, Richard Kopechy, Bill Constable. Fifth Rowi Mr. Robert Perry, S. JA., Richard Jackson, .lohn Foley, James Blackburn, Dalton Henry, Ray Rychlik. V l , l B l B .197 K K Carl -CX ,ff McKean .RN XXL va QD 2 cg? N6 B Mike Chas. 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W .Q ' 6 Feb. 1960-Coolies cut-the-rug at Bach- J' S96 man's Lake. - June 1960-Peaceful rebellion leaves rice M , 'dd' 1 . L AAAL A b Pa ies emp Y v ii, . Q H .7..: QL ,k.V-V7 ,FIA A ,':: : L V-.. f 5 L, L L. if 'LKYV - il, 5 1 V LiL LLIVV 1,L2 m J .7 i,,kr rrfy Don Erler Dick H'-181165 ' A SoNNo.1In - mosf sims is .son N0-'IF' Mon ,P0PiULidi-R 'io kb -A 121211 - MAGAZI E Lifesaver, anyone? 1- sm. E .m W1 ,gf no wmv W gg W- ms ME Hg, W -in mmm PWM Class Meeting Philosophy problem mm-HWWWMMV. M DRIVE WINNER H M' ' 2, 1 Break period Good conduct awards Congratulations to the Class of '60 From With grateful appreciation we acknowledge the individuals and concerns whose generous support has made this hook possible. SPECIAL PATRON S RT. REV. MSGR. WILLIAM F. O'BRIEN AMERICAN LIBERTY OIL COMPANY MR. JOE FLAIG HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC CHURCH MR. AND MRS. JOHN BROUGH MR. JOHN W. O'BOYLE MR. JOSEPH O. NEUHOFF MRS. HENRY SEELIGSON MR. AND MRS. OTTO W. JANOUSEK MR. AND MRS. ALBERT STRANGI MR. ROBERT W. IVEY, JR. MR. AND MRS. W. D. COURSEY MR. J. C. FREEMAN MR. AND MRS. M. H. INGRAM MR. FRANK KELLER MRS. MARY SANER DR. A. O. LOISELLE MR. FOOTE JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL PATRONS DR. AND MRS. RAY THOMASSON MR. AND MRS. R. W. TUMY MR. AND MRS. M. E. MOORE MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH P. WILBERT MR. M. F. RICHARDSON MR. AND MRS. LOU ZURLIS MR. AND MRS. WADE G. MORIARTY MR. AND MRS. GEORGE E. MANGLESDORF MR. EDWARD J. DUCAN DOAK WALKER SPORTS CENTER FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Stayark Mrs. J. P. Jackson lvlr. C. lVICGl1i1'C Carence Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Manglesdorf Mr. Harry G. Seeligson Mr. Daniel H. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sladek Mr. J'. A. DePasqual Calame Jewelers St. Monica Catholic Church Miss La Vone Rindy Campbell Realtors Dr. A. L. Alfieri Mr. R. W. Baxter 207 Congratulations to the Class of '60 SOUTHWEST SAVINGS 84 LOAN ASSOCIATION WARLICK LAW PRINTING, Inc. FLEMING AND SONS, Inc. FALSTAF F G'AR AND'S DISTRIBUTING COMPANY mop:-nes REPUBLIC SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION NEUHOFF BROS. MEAT PACKERS HAGGAR SLACKS CO. SPARTAN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OAK CLIFF GLASS 81 MIRROR DAN KELLIHER COMPANY ' INSURANCE SOUTHWESTERN BALFOUR COMPANY Little Bit of Swede C pl t fth HASKELL MINIATURE GOLF COURSE H. SY HUDSON HOME COMPANY PLUMBING COMPANY BLANKS ENGRAVI NG COMPANY WESTERN HATCH ERIES CENTRAL LUMBER CCMPANY THE HARRY H. HOUSTON CHATEAUBRIAND RENTAL SERVICE RESTAURANT The Turtle Room EBBY HALLI DAY, Realtors OAK CLIFF SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION RAY BEANE SHOES Sam my's Restaurant on Oak Lawn JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL MQTHER5' CLUB MORTON FOODS, InC SUPERIOR LANES BOWLING PRACTICAL DRAWING COMPANY MEYERS 81 ROSSER, Prescription Pharmacies SHARP HARDWARE STORE LONE STAR MEAT COMPANY ABRAMS ROAD BARBER SHOP DORAN CHEVROLET COMPANY I DEX Giving the names, class year, and page reference of students Abeln, John Q31 62, 146, 148, 152, 153, 182-3 Adams, James Q11 92, 163, 198, 201 Adams, James Q11 92, 157 Adams, Olan Q41 24, 58, 107, 114, 162, 172 Aiken, William Q11 92, 199 Alfieri, Felix Q41 22, 24, 59, 109, 137, 166, 176 Alfieri, Jerry Q21 78, 115, 132, 162, 188 Adams, Mike Q11 92, 199 Allen, Mike Q11 92 Anderson, Tommy Q21 78, 195 Arline, James Q21 78, 191 Atkinson, Gary Q31 62, 182-3 Atkinson, Ricky 413 92, 147, 148,153, 203 Baker, John Q41 24, 58, 174-5 Baker, Jack Q21 78, 191 Baker, Dick Q41 24, 33, 51, 58, 142, 144, 145, 146, 138, 139, 152, 165, 178-9 Banks, Richard Q31 62, 148, 184 Bantle, Tom Q31 60, 62, 125, 123, 138, 140, 184 Barker, Harold Q41 24, 58, 163, 174-5 Barker, David Q11 92, 199 Barlow, Tom Q41 25, 58, 172 Barnes, Eldridge Q41 25, 58, 172 Barry, Dan Q41 25, 53, 58, 172 Barry, Pat Q21 78, 153, 188 Barry, Paul Q11 92, 119, 204-5 Barschaw, Bill Q41 25, 58, 174-5 Bartley, Terry Q11 92, 133, 137 Bellamy, Mike Q41 25, 54, 58, 166, 174-5 Bellamy, John Q31 62, 66, 74, 144-5, 148-9, 151, 161, 182-3 Bell, Pat Q31 62, 186 Bennett, Gordon Q11 92, 197 Betz, Roscoe Q31 62, 186 Bilheimer, Pete Q41 26, 58, 176 Billings, Bradley Q11 92, 118, 146, 153, 202 Bird, Chris Q11 92, 119, 133, 137, 148, 204-5 Blackburn, James Q11 92, 133, 196-7 Black, Bob Q31 62, 69, 109, 116, 138-9, 162, 166, 181 Blair, David Q31 62, 184 Boeding, Mike Q41 26, 49, 58, 103, 123, 124, 126, 127, 138, 162 Borders, Pat Q41 26, 58, 177 Bosworth, Bill Q31 62, 181 Boudreau, Ed Q11 92, 199 Boughtin, Eddie Q41 26, 58, 145, 174-5 Boutell, Tom Q31 62, 118 Bovis, Tony Q11 92, 157, 201 Boyd, Harold Q11 92, 204-5 Boyce, Mike Q31 63, 123, 125, 138-9, 162, 186 Bradley, John Q41 27, 58, 152, 178-9 Bradley, Jerry Q41 27, 58, 152, 178-9 Bradley, Jim Q21 78, 146, 152, 193 Brill, Bob Q11 92, 156, 201 Briscoe, Bruce Q11 92 Broadhurst, Chris Q11 92, 147, 153 Brooks, Mike Q11 93, 119, 204-5 Brown, Kenneth Q41 27, 58, 172 Brown, Zach Q11 92, 199 Browne, Hal Q11 93, 157, 200 Bulger, Mjke Q41 22, 28, 56, 58, 103, 106, 108, 154, 162, 166, 172 Bulger, Bob Q21 78, 116, 148, 154 Burgert, Ray Q41 28, 58, 138, 139, 152, 162, 163, 165, 171, 178-9 Burgert, Ronnie Q31 63, 123, 125, 132, 138, 140, 163, 182-3 Butler, Paul Q21 78, 195 2I8 Byrne, Tom Q11 93, 197 Byrnes, Tommy Q11 93, 147, 153, 197, 202 Byrns, Pat Q31 63, 181 Caffo, Gary Q11 93, 133, 197 Cage, Eddie Q21 78, 191 Cain, Ronnie Q11 93, 199 Calabria, Steve Q31 93, 157, 200 Callahan, Mike Q11 93, 199 Callahan, Pat Q41 28, 58, 152, 154, 165 Cambi, Robert Q21 78, 194 Campion, Bill Q21 78, 83 Canales, A1 Q11 93, 197 Cangemi, Vincent Q31 63, 181 Caravella, Ronny Q21 78, 163, 194 Cardemas, Robert Q21 79, 194 Carmichael, James Q31 63, 191, 184 Carney, Bill Q41 28, 58, 142, 144, 148-9, 156-7, 160, 178-9 Carpenter, John Q31 63, 184 Carrell, Clayton Q21 79, 191 Carriere, Eddie Q41 28, 33, 58, 142, 144-5, 146, 152, 154, 155, 159, 178-9 Carrillo, Daniel Q31 63, 118, 137 Carson, David Q21 74, 79, 147, 148, 152, 159, 188 Carter, Rick Q11 93, 198 Castro, Arthur Q11 118, 93, 204-5 Chamberlain, Juan Q21 79 Chapman, Ernest Q21 79 Chitwood, Mike Q21 79, 147, 148, 152, 154, 188 Chitwood, Pat Q11 93, 119, 154, 164, 204-5 Chunn, Wayman Q21 79, 188 Chunn, Steve Q11 93, 198 Cirone, Pete Q41 29, 58, 174-5 Claiborne, John Q31 64, 186 Clark, Howard Q11 93, 200 Clements, Charles Q11 93, 204-5 Cline, Rick Q21 79, 116, 194 Coerver, Don Q31 64, 144, 146, 182-3 Coghlan, Mike Q21 77, 79, 113, 144, 152, 190 Colgin, Larry Q11 93, 119, 137, 202 Cone, Tommy Q31 64, 181 Conine, James Q11 93, 133 Constable, Bill Q11 93, 197 Conway, Danny Q21 79, 191 Cook, John Q21 79, 194 Cooper, Ronnie Q31 64, 184 Comelison, Mike Q21 79, 193 Coronado, Gerald Q11 93 Cosgrove, Ed Q31 64, 186 Coston, Fred Q31 64, 118, 169, 186 Cotter, Frank Q31 64, 146, 134, 153, 182-3 Craker, George Q21 80, 146, 148, 161, 164, 168, 193 Crane, Jack Q21 80, 195 Craven, David Q41 29, 39, 57, 58, 120, 165, 166, 178-9 Crawford, Walter Q41 29, 58, 157, 174-5 Crawford, Harold Q11 93, 198 Cree, Richard Q31 65, 138, 140, 163, 166, 182-3 Cree, David Q11 93, 134, 163 Cuellar, Johnny Q11 93, 147, 148, 153, 202 Cummings, Wayne Q11 93, 163 Daboub, Mario Q41 29, 58, 168, 176 Daboub, Archie Q21 80, 156, 188 Dallin, Bill Q41 30, 58, 172 D'Ambrogi, Jim Q11 93, 199 DaMommio, Anthony Q41 30, 58, 165, 178-9 Daniel, Mike Q11 93, 146 D'Aquino, Tommy Q11 94, 200 Darnall, Mike Q41 30, 58, 160, 167, 168, 178-9 Davies, Ronnie Q31 65, 112, 138, 140, 184 D,Avignon, Joe Q41 30, 58, 147, 165, 178-9 D'Avignon, Jim Q21 80, 148, 164, 193 D'Avignon, John Q21 80, 148, 188 Davis, Howard Q41 30, 58, 174-5 Davis, Bill Q31 65, 181 Debus, Bill Q21 80, 157, 167, 195 DeLaGarza, Refugio Q21 80, 132, 194 Delira, Pete Q41 31, 58, 174-5 Delira, Gabriel Q21 80, 191 Delira, Edward Q21 80, 169, 190 Dennehy, Martin Q21 81, 118, 190 Dennehy, Danny Q11 94, 119, 199 DePasqual, Joe Q31 65, 160, 167, 184 Dessommes, Larry Q31 65, 111, 184 DiCristofalo, John Q11 94, 118, 199 Dimmitt, Mike Q21 81, 194 Dolney, Dick Q11 94, 163, 204-5 Dominquez, Ernest Q31 65, 169, 184 Dowling, Mike Q11 94, 164, 200 Driscoll, Don Q31 65, 146, 148, 153, 184 Drozd, Mike Q11 94, 204-5 Dugan, Eddie Q41 31, 58, 137 Dugan, Tim Q11 94, 119 Durbin, Michael Q41 18, 31, 53, 58, 108, 142, 145, 148, 152 154, 160, 162, 165, 178-9 Durbin, James Q31 65, 118, 153, 154, 166, 184 Durbin, Steve Q21 79, 81, 152, 154, 191 Duron, Robert Q21 81, 114, 132, 138, 140, 195 Eads, Joe Q11 94, 202 Eason, Barry Q31 65, 165, 182-3 Eberline, Bill Q11 94, 201 Eckelkamp, Danny Q21 81, 132, 167, 188 Edwards, Tom Q11 94, 165, 202 Eidt, Bill Q21 81, 132, 188 Elliott, Don Q41 31, 58, 144, 156, 157, 176 Emerson, Lance Q31 66, 135, 160, 162, 181 Emmert, Mike Q41 31, 58, 154, 156, 169, 174-5 Emmert, David Q11 94, 154, 204-5 Emmett, Joe Q41 32, 58, 172 Enna, Vincent Q21 87, 195 Enright, David Q41 22, 32, 58, 103,106, 108, 112, 115, 162, 165, 174-5 Erler, Don Q11 94, 119, 153, 202, 203 Espinosa, Charles Q41 32, 58, 174-5 Espinosa, John Q21 81, 191 Evans, James Q31 66, 111, 137, 181 Ezell, John Q31 66, 167, 186 Fain, Tommy Q21 81, 194 Farina, Sammy Q11 94, 119 Fechtel, Milton Q21 81, 193 Fenoglio, Frank Q31 66, 163, 182, 183 Ferguson, Chris Q11 94, 133, 199 Ferrell, Larry Q31 66, 184 Fertitta, Frank Q11 94, 204-5 Fetty, Mike Q41 22, 32, 58, 103, 123, 124, 128, 138, 152, 162, 178-9 Fiorletto, Carl Q11 95, 199 Fish, Jim Q31 66, 186 Fisher, Larry Q41 32, 43, 57, 58, 178-9 Fitzgibbons Q31 66, 165, 182, 183 Fitzpatrick, Denis Q11 95, 204-5 Flahive, Joe Q41 33, 58, 172 Fleming, Wendy Q21 81, 163, 188 Fletcher, Don Q31 66, 186 Florian, Paul Q3'1 66 Flusche, Kenneth Q41 33, 58, 177 Foley, Bill Q21 82, 191 Foley, John Q11 95, 157, 197 Ford, Loy Q21 82, 195 Fowler, Jim Q41 33, 49, 58, 164, 165, 178-9 Fox, Bill C25 82, 154, 168, 188 Fox, John C15 95, 163, 198 Francis, Jim C45 34, 58, 169, 174-5 Frazee, Jack C35 66, 186 Fraser, Lew C35 66, 186 Freeman, Mike C15 95, 200 Freeman, Ronald C25 82, 132, 163, 165, 194 Frossard, Ted C45 34, 58, 142, 145, 148, 152, 154, 160, 178-9 Furstenburg, Jim C35 66, 157, 186 Gaberino, Bill C25 82, 149, 188 Gabrysch, Dan C35 67, 181 Galer, Bob C25 82, 118, 193 Galletta, Jim C25 82, 191 Galloway, Trent C25 82, 195 Gambrell, Buddy C35 67, 181 Ganter, Lewis C35 67, 181 Gardner, Duffy C25 82, 148, 152, 163, 164, 168, 188 Garrett, Pat C15 95, 198 Garrett, Gary C35 67, 156, 186 Gayhart, John C25 82, 163, 195 George, Gregory C45 34, 58, 177 Gerhardt, Jerry C35 67, 181 Gilchrist, John C15 91, 95, 156, 200 Glasco, Mike C15 95, 137, 148, 153, 204-5 Golden, Terry C25 82, 152, 193 Golden, Bob C35 67, 167, 182-3 Gomez, Juan C25 82, 132, 152, 154, 155, 193 Gonzales, Frank C45 34, 58, 107, 137, 162, 174-5 Gonzales, Emest C25 82, 118, 195 Gonzales, Regino C25 82, 191 Goodman, James C45 34, 58, 166, 176, 177 Gossett, Pat C25 83, 190 Gottschalk, Ronald C25 83, 194 Graff, Don C15 95, 156, 197 Graffeo, Pat C15 95, 119, 153, 163 Gray, Mike C15 95, 198 Griffice, Bob C35 67, 166, 184 Griffin, John C25 83, 156, 191 Grimshaw, Mike C25 83, 188 Gruber, Bob C45 35, 58, 174-5 Gruber, Dick C25 83, 112, 194 Guillot, Larry C35 68, 144, 145, 148, 149, 152, 153, 182-3 Guillot, Pat C15 145, 147, 148, 153, 154, 203 Gunn, Rodger C35 68, 186, 168, 182-3 Hagemann, Bill C35 68, 181 Haggerty, Pat C35 68, 184 Haley, .lim C35 68, 153, 182-3 Hallack, Nick C15 95, 153, 200 Halloran, James C35 68, 163, 184 Hancock, Bill C15 95 Hanley, Joe C35 68, 166, 184 Hanley, Mike C15 95, 200 Harford, Jim C15 95, 202 Hargrave, Steve C25 83, 146, 193, 137 Harris, Ricky C 15 95, 198 Harrison, Ira C 15 95, 200 Hartling, Gary C25 83, 188 Hartnett, Tommy C15 95, 157, 204-5 Hassell, Tom C35 68, 182-3 Hawkes, Bob C25 83, 152, 163, 193 Head, George C25 83, 195 Heinen, Bill C45 35, 58, 107, 108, 112, 113, 162, 166, 172 Heinrich, Durwood C15 95, 133, 197 Helies, John C45 35, 58, 120, 172 Henry, Dalton C15 96, 197 Henry, Eugene C25 83, 96, 163, 194 Henson, Joe C45 35, 58, 172 Henson, Tom C25 83, 191 Hernandez, Joe C25 21, 83, 156, 160, 167, 191 Herpin, Wayne C25 83, 164, 168, 188 Herrin, Ronnie C45 35, 58, 174-5 Herson, Paul C35 68, 186 Hibbs, Marc C35 69 Hibbs, Tony C15 96, 119 Hickey, Dan C45 36, 58, 135, 141, 162 Hilker, John C15 96, 146, 153, 202 Hoffman, Bob C15 96, 154, 197 Hoffpauir, Jerry C25 83, 190 Hohman, Jerry C15 96, 198 Hollenbeck, Vincent C15 96, 165, 204-5 Hollern, Pat C35 69, 112, 186 Hollern, Mike C25 84, 118, 188 Hooker, David C35 69, 114, 182-3 Horak, Bobby C25 84, 163 Hubler, George C45 36, 58, 172 Huddleston, John on 36, 59, 163, 168, 177 Huffhines, Tommy C15 96, 119, 197 Hughes, Huey C45 36, 51, 59, 177 Hughes, Dick C15 96, 153, 202, 203, 146 Hiiigifihries, John C35 69, 148, 153, 159, Hupfeld, Biff C25 84, 110, 114, 148, 149, 150, 152, 161, 193, 182-3 Hutchison, Darwin C15 96, 157, 201 Hyland, Jim C15 96, 202 Ingram, David C45 36, 59, 148, 154, 174-5 Interrante, Ross C45 37, 49, 59, 166, 177 Iwanski, John C25 84, 195 Jackson, Paul C35 69, 123, 125, 136, 137, 162, 182-3 Jackson, Richard C15 96, 133 Jacobson, Grant C25 84, 195 Janick, Mike C 15 96, 204-5 Janousek, James C45 37, 59, 167, 174-5 Javors, Marty C45 37, 49, 59, 123, 124, 128, 144, 145, 138, 139, 148, 152, 162, 165, 168, 178-9 J enniges, Mike C35 69, 182-3 Johnson, Larry C45 37, 59, 176, 177 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson Louis C15 96, 198 Mike C15 91, 96, 147, 203 James C 15 96 Bill C25 77 84 118 192 Johnson, Bill C15 96, 132, 147, 148, 149, 153, 202 Jones, Jerry C25 84, 164 Jones, Vaughan C15 96 Kagay, Don C25 84, 154, 195 Kaiser, Paul C35 69, 134, 184 Kaska, Robert C15 96, 119, 200 Kavanagh, Dan C35 64, 69, 118, 137 Keane, Bill C25 84, 147, 148, 193 Keese, Danny C15 96, 204-5 Kelly, Pat C25 84, 86, 147-8, 188 Kerr, Mike C15 96, 134, 147, 204-5 Kertz, Larry C25 84, 164, 188 Kimble, Gene C15 97, 156, 137, 197 Kirk, James C35 69, 184 Kirk, Mark C25 84, 194 Klein, Skipper C15 97, 197, 154 Klein, Scott C15 97, 198 Konderla, Bob C45 38, 59, 174-5 Kopecky, Richard C15 97, 197 Krajca, Bobby ,C25 85 Krajca, Gene C45 38, 59, 172 Krebbs, Charles C15 97, 201 Kreska, Jack C35 70, 182-3 Krippner, Bill C25 85, 146, 148, 152, 154, 155, 161, 168, 193 Labac, Randy C25 84, 163, 188 LaBarba, Sherman C15 97, 119, 132, 198 LaLumia, Nick C25 77, 85, 195 LaMarche, Richard C41 38, 59, 138, 139, 162, 165, 178-9 LaMarche, Richard C45 38, 59, 138, 139, 162, 165, 178-9 LaMarche, Jean C25 85, 138, 162, 193 LaMarche, Andy C15 97, 197 Lamping, Bruce C45 38, 59, 152, 154, 160, 178-9 Lancaster, Clay C35 70, 182-3 Land, Tom C15 97, 157, 204-5 Landress, Mike C35 70, 134, 184 Langston, Bill C25 85, 195 Langston, Larry C35 70, 184 Lawrence, Larry C25 85, 115, 148, 151, 152, 193 Leicht, Robert C15 97, 199 Lenzer, Bill C25 85, 163, 188 Levatino, Sal C35 60, 70, 137, 182-3 Lewis, George C45 38, 59, 148-9, 157, 167, 169, 174-5 Licandro, Ricky C35 70, 181 Liljestrom, Larry C25 85, 195 Lindley, Mike C35 70, 111, 181 Lindman, Loyall C15 97 Linehan, Mike C45 39, 59, 145-6, 152, 159, 178-9 Little, Mike C25 85, 163, 194 Livaudias, Nick C15 97, 137 Loftus, Mike C35 71, 135, 141, 162, 184 Loiselle, Dennis C45 39, 59, 134, 163, 172 Long, Bemie C35 71, 181 Long, Tony C15 97, 197 Loremo, Tommy C15 97, 137 Loscerbo, John C25 85, 194 Lotridge, Brady C25 86, 146, 193 Loupot, John C25 86, 118, 191 Love, David C35 71, 186 Lovelace, David C15 97, 197 Lover, Richard C15 97, 204-5 Luby, J ack 425 86, 147, 148, 151-2 Luecking, Kent C25 86, 146, 148, 161, 193 Lundquist, Hugh C35 71, 181 Lutskus, Joe C25 86, 156, 167, 168, 188 Macias, Gabriel C25 86, 118, 132 MacKenna, Pat C15 97, 153 Macourek, Mike C 45 39, 59, 144, 147, 154, 165, 178-9 Madigan, Dennis C25 86, 147-8, 152, 188 Mahaffey, Corky C15 97 Mais, Richard C35 71, 118, 137 Malooly, Tom C35 71, 120, 168, 181 Manglesdorf, George C35 71, 137, 154, 166, 168, 181, 186 Manglesdrof, T. V. C35 69, 71, 118, 152-3, 154 Manskey, Bob C25 86, 195 Manskey, John C15 97, 132, 199, 195 Mariner, Joe C15 97, 198 Marion, Tommy C15 97, 199 Markham, Brian C45 40, 59, 174-5 Marron, Tim C15 97, 163 Massey, Mike C25 86, 195 Martin, Tommy C45 40, 59, 154, 155, 157, 172 Martin, Philip C15 97, 200 Marton, Anthony C45 40, 59, 154, 156, 168 178-9 McAuliff, Tim C25 77, 86, 154 McAu1iff, Mike C15 98, 137, 154, 194 -McCaffrey, Don C 15 98, 133, 148, 197 McCarty, Glenn C25 77, 86, 148, 154, 157, 188 McCloskey, Robert C25 86, 148, 156, 195 McCormick, Joe C15 98, 198 McCormick, Fred C35 71, 193 McDermott, Marty C25 37, 194 McDermott, Bob C45 40, 59, 107, 109, 111, 162, 166, 194 McDowell, Donald C25 87, 137, 167, 194 2l9 McEvoy, Geary C15 98, 148, 200 McGarvey, Andy C45 40, 59, 137, 145, 172 McGuire, Chuck C45 41, 55, 59, 103, 123, 124, 128, 129, 127, 145, 138, 141, 162, 178-9 McKenna, George C35 71, 119, 199 McKinney, Mike C25 87, 191 McLaughlin, Joe C35 71 McPeters, Robert C35 72, 181 McPeters, Joe C15 98, 198 McShane, Ray C15 91, 98, 147, 148, 153, 204-5 Meeks, Dennis C15 98, 156 Mehl, Nick C45 41, 59, 177 Meinzer, Al C35 72, 186 Menard, David C35 72, 148, 167, 186 Messina, Carl C45 41, 59, 152, 178-9 Meyer, Joe C25 84, 87, 191 Milberger, Don C25 87, 118, 195 Miner, David C15 98, 137, 199 Miller, Chuck C25 87, 146, 135, 195 ' Moen, David C45 41, 59, 163, 201 Moen, Dick C15 98, 200 Mokry, Bill C15 98, 119, 197 Moody, John C45 41, 59, 172 Moore, Sparky C25 87, 163, 193 Morales, Frank C45 42, 59, 107, 174-5, 162 Morales, Jacinto C25 87, 190 Morales, Ismael C15 98, 198 Moran, Mike C25 87, 137, 154, 194 Mordaunt, Tom C45 42, 59, 123, 124, 172 Morgan, Tony C25 87, 163, 195 I Moriarty, Mike C45 42, 59, 123-4, 138-9, 148-9, 152 Moxley, Jim C45 42, 59, 163-4, 176 Moxley, Don C25 87, 163-4, 191 Mulcahy, Joe C15 98, 197 Munchrath, Ray C25 87, 195 Murphy, Bill C15 91, 98, 119, 163, 198 Murphy, Terry C35 72, 146, 148, 149, 151, 182-3 Murphy, Eddie C15 98, 119, 132 Murray, Pat C45 42, 52, 59, 166, 176 Nasky, David C15 98, 132 Neilon, Bill C15 99, 147 Neuhoff, Bob C15 99, 197 Newton, Mike C25 88, 118, 194 Noble, Gus C15 99, 133, 201 Noonan, Bill C35 72, 181 Nugent, Peter C25 88, 118, 195 Oates, James C15 99, 197 O'Brien, Buddy C15 99, 198, 93, 164 O'Boyle, Mike C25 88, 191 O'Connor, Terry C25 88, 194 Olsen, Bob C15 99, 164, 165, 204-5 O'Neill, James C15 99, 199 Orr, Lee Roy C45 43, 59, 166, 177 O'Shea, Tim C25 88, 118, 148, 152, 154, 155, 193 O'Shea, Mike C45 43, 50, 59, 142, 144, 148-9, 150-1,152, 154, 173-9 Orrill, Clifford C15 99, 132, 197 Owen, Mike C35 72, 106, 110, 162, 186 Owens, Warren C15 99, 197 Padgett, Hal C15 99, 146, 153, 203 Palasota, Anthony C25 191 Parker, Tony C15 99, 147, 204-5 Parkerson, Pat C45 43, 108, 162 Pattison, Pat C45 43, 55, 59, 149, 160-1, 178-9 Pauken, Tom C35 72, 144, 147-8-9, 152-3, 182-3 Payne, Lloyd C25 88, 191 Peay, David C35 72, 186 Pedlar, Skip C35 72, 184 220 Pellegrini, Carl C35 72, 110, 117, 137, 162, 168, 182-3 Pendery, Hugh C35 73, 135, 182-3 Perkins, David C15 99, 119, 197 Personne, Gene C45 44, 59, 172 Philion, James C35 73, 148, 153, 154, 155, 164, 166, 169, 181 Phillips, John C35 73, 186 Piering, Tom C35 73, 157, 181 Pitts, Terry C25 88, 194 Preston, Bill C15 99, 198 Preston, Joe C15 99, 157, 201 Price, Art C15 99, 163, 165, 204-5 Prost, Mike C15 99, 163, 203 Pulich, Warren C15 99, 153, 202 Quevedo, Jimmy C15 99, 201 Rafferty, Paul C35 73, 182-3 Ray, Bobby C25 88, 194 Reagan, Bob C15 99, 146, 153, 204-5 Reames, Bobby C15 99, 197 Ricci, Caesar C15 99, 119, 153, 199 Rinehart, Edwin C35 73, 118, 144, 182-3 Roach, Bill C35 74, 184 Robinson, Kent C25 88, 191 Robinson, Robby C25 88, 194 Roebuck, Thurman C15 99, 204-5 Roper, John C45 44, 59, 135, 172 Roppolo, Tom C15 99, 119, 201 Rosnovsky, Frank C 45 44, 59 Rovello, Dan C25 88, 138, 164, 188 Ruffing, Jim C35 74, 137, 141, 184 Rushing, Gene C45 44, 59, 163-4, 169, 174-5 Russell, Kerry C15 99, 202 Rust, Bernie C45 45, 54, 59, 144, 154, 162, 166, 168, 172 Rutledge, Tommy C15 99, 199 Rychlik, Ray C15 99, 197 Saba, John C35 74, 113, 153, 186 Salis, Harry C45 45, 59, 147, 148, 178-9 Sampeck, Phil C15 99, 202 Satarino, Sammy C15 99, 200 Satarino, Frank C25 85, 88, 116, 191 Scarborough, James C45 45, 59, 176 Schaefer, Robert C45 45, 59, 174-5 Schaeffer, Dennis C35 74, 118, 186 Schaeffer, Allen C15 99, 201 Schaefers, Robert C25 88, 137, 154, 169, 195, 174-5 Schell, Victor C25 89, 191 Schindler, Jock C15 99, 198 Schnitzius, Phil C35 74, 123, 125, 132, 181 Scott, James C35 74, 146, 153, 184 Scott, Jim C25 89, 144, 154, 157, 164, 193 Seabrook, John C35 70, 74, 167, 182-3 Sears, Mike C45 46, 59, 172 Seeligson, John C45 46, 59, 163, 166, 172 Sefcik, John C15 99, 202 Sellmeyer, Bill C35 74, 186 Sexton, Tim C15 100, 201 Shay, Neil C15 100, 199 Sharp, Kenneth C35 74, 144, 148, 153, 157, 165, 167, 168, 182-3 sibila, Paul 411 100, 193 Sincleair, Steve C35 75, 181 Slater, Jim on 46, 53, 59, 123, 124, 126, 138, 162, 176 Sliter, Jim C25 89, 194, 202 Sliter, Dennis C15 100, 137 Slovak, Melvin C25 89, 156, 168, 186, 188 Slovak, David C35 75, 181 Smith, Jim H. C25 89, 113, 163, 195 Smith, Jim R. C25 89, 118, 132, 162, 195 -Smith, Bill c 15 100,201 Snell, David C45 40, 50, 59, 172 Sodeman, James C35 75, 156, 168, 182-3 Springer, Bob C45 40, 59, 165, 172 Sprugin, David C45 47, 59, 169, 176 Stanford, Bill C15 100, 163, 198 Stapp, Will C15 100, 148, 200 Starek, Mickey C35 75, 123, 125, 132, 138 140, 182-3 Starrett, Hugh C45 21, 47, 59, 160, 164 Starrett, Raymond C25 89, 165, 167, 188 Staton, Raymond C35 75, 184 Stearns, Park C25 81, 89, 148, 161, 188 Stefaniak, Dan C25 89, 148, 157, 193 Steffen, Tim C45 47, 59, 177 Stewart, Jim C25 147, 148, 164, 193 Stewart, Vic C15 100, 156, 197 Stokes, Bill C35 75, 186 Straley, Paul C45 47, 52, 59, 142, 144, 152, 154, 159, 178-9 Sullivan, Jack C25 89, 188 Sullivan, Roger C15 100, 147, 148, 153 Sykora, Richard C45 47, 59, 152, 178-9 Taylor, Charles C15 100, 198 Taylor, Victor C35 75, 118, 181 Taylor, Bill C45 48, 59, 103, 106, 111, 113 114, 116, 117, 141, 178-9, 154 Teeling, Jim C25 89, 195 Tinkle, Alan C25 89, 195 Toberny, Bill C25 89, 167, 188 Tobin, Frank C35 75, 184 Todora, Anthony C25 90, 137, 191 Trevino, lssac C45 48, 59, 165, 172 Trevino, Gilbert C15 100, 119, 199 Tullius, Paul C35 75, 184 Tuminello, Don C45 48, 59, 177 Tumy, Bob C45 48, 59, 137, 154, 162, 168, 178-9 Turner, John C25 90, 157, 193 Tyler, Bruce C25 90, 132, 194 Urso, Joe C45 49, 59, 154, 174-5 Vadala, John C15 91, 100, 197 Vance, Mike C15 100, 199 Vanderslice, Jerry C15 100, 132, 199 Vara, Joe C15 101, 119, 137, 198 Ventura, Anthony C45 49, 59, 157, 177 Vinton, Paul C15 101, 197 Wade, Skippy C15 100, 198 Wagner, Bob C15 101, 119, 163 Walden, Mike C35 76, 157, 167-8, 182-3 Ward, Sammy C25 90, 190 Wasdorf, Pete C25 90, 163, 188 Wear, Art C35 76, 118, 181 Weathers, Dick C15 101, 202 Weber, Felix C45 49, 59, 168 Weber, Herman C45 49, 59, 172, 177 Webster, Charles C15 91, 101, 153, 199 Weinrich, John C15 101, 132, 197 Weissert, Bill C35 76, 152, 153, 101, 184 Weissert, John C15 101, 152 Vlfelch, Dick C35 76, 186 Welch, Tom C35 60, 76, 181, 186 Wheat, James C25 90, 115, 182, 191 White, George C35 76, 184 White, David C25 90, 147, 168, 193 Widener, John C25 90, 195 Wilbert, Joe C25 87, 90, 188 Willis, Bob C35 76, 186 Willis, Tim C25 78, 90, 133, 163, 188 Wilson, Woodrow C25 90, 137, 157, 194 Wilson, Clancy C15 101, 134, 198 Wing, Travis C25 90, 118, 188' Wolff, Don C15 101, 198 Womack, Hal C25 90, 145-6, 161, 193 Wood, Mike C15 101, 186, 201 Wood, Anthony C35 76, 157, 186 Wright, Tom C25 90, 148 Wylie, Bill C35 76, 137, 167, 184 Yeargan, James C25 90, 195 Zaby, Vincent C25 90, 194 Zimmerman, Jim C25 90, 118, 195 1 WM MQW ff- ,7 A ,f f . 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