Boys Town High School - Pylon Yearbook (Boys Town, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1957 volume:

Wm 795 7 Nfl 70am dum! we 1957 fhflm Staff Editor, Donald Foreman. Assistant Editor, Lawrence Reitz. Editorial Assistants: Robert Franks, Ollie Fulmer, Thomas Hay- son, Julius Moyer, John Seek. Copyreaders: Terrance Stieben, Michael Trevino. Proofreaders: Jerry Kubesh, William Prokop, Patrick Smith. Photo Identification: Aristeo Castillo, John Hernandez, John Oliver. Linotypists: Glen Elliott, Orin Wilson. Makeup: Jose Castillo, James Daley, Wayne Maski, Jerry Raygor. Press: Patrick Brogan, Henry Hurtado. Kenneth Reith, James Reitz. Proof Press: Larry Brink, Anthony Tuzzio. Hand Set Type: Jack Munkers. Storage: Patrick Downing, Bruce Hart. Typists: Don Black, Clifford Williams. Faculty Moderator: Herbert A. Hiortsvang. Printing Advisors: Chester J. Plewa, Edwin Novotny. Photographer: Henry Straka. eanlenh of lfze I 95 7 Pylon Section Section Section Section Section Section Administration Faculty Seniors and Classes Organizations and Activities Athletics The Home in Me Rf. Rea. MWA gdwczfuf 00. Zllmaqm Waumfea af Bcufd 7aau4 eww- gulf, 13, 1226 :bred-Mm, 15, 1942 L Now completing his ninth year as director of Father Flanagan's Boys, Home is the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Nicholas H. VVegncr. Upon the shoulders of Father Wegner fell the mantle of the Rt. Bev. Msgr. Edward Flanagan when the beloved founder of Boys Town died in Berlin, Germany, May 15, 1948, while on a youth welfare mission for the United States Government. A major problem facing Father W'egner immediately upon taking over his new duties was the completion of an extensive building program then under way. Designed to more than double the enrollment of the Home, in addition to the completion of the new buildings, it was Father WVegner,s responsibiliy to formu- late a program for the hundreds of new citizens who could now be accommodated. Father VVegner's administrative experience was invaluable in his new position. For nearly 20 years he had served as chancellor of the Archdiocese of Omaha, and since 1936 he had been director of St. James Orphanage in Omaha. During the period intervening between the . . death of Archbishop James Hugh Ryan and the installation of Archbishop Gerald T. Bergan, Father Wegner was Administrator of the Arch- diocese of Omaha. For many years he had served with Father Flanagan as an Archdiocesan Consultor, and the Boys Town founder often discussed the problems of Boys Town with the man who was destined to become his successor. The duties of his office keep Father Wfegner extremely busy. Not only does he bear the re- sponsibility of administering the Home, but the problems of Boys Town citizens are con- stantly with him. The door of his office is always open to boys who wish to discuss their problems with him, and he follows closely their activities in school, in music, in Scouting, in athletics, and in all their other extra-curricular pursuits. Father Wfegner is not only an able admini- strator, he is a good friend and confidant of all his boys, both those now presently citizens of the Home, and those who have gone out into the World as Men of Boys Town. Rl. Rea. Mdga. Niaholai Ji. Zifegmm fbflaeafaa lloyd 'foam 1942- Dirccting the clcstinies of Fathcr Flanagan's Boys, Home is an eight-mcmhcr Board of Trus- tccs, with the Most Rev. Ccralcl T. Bcrgan, Archbishop of Omaha, as its Prcsiclcnt. Archbishop Bcrgan is vitally intcrcstccl in thc cclucation of youth, hut his intcrcst in Boys Town gocs much cleeper, ancl hc follows closely thc various activities of its citizcns, and oftcn visits thc Home to keep in closc touch with the program. Serving on the Board with Archbishop Bcrgan arc Nlsgr. Iereniiah C. Bucklcy, Vicar- Ccncral of the Archclioccscg Msgr. Nicholas H. Wltgner, Director of the Homcg Mr. NVillizun Groclinsky, Mr. TV. Otto Swanson, Mrs. Paul Callaghcr, Mrs. Arthur F. Mullen, and Nlr. 7fne Moa! Reuazemf Alhcrt Anclrcw Murphy. guide XVhilc thc clay-to-clay achninistration of the 14 ' of 001646 Hoinc rcsts with Father XVcgncr, as Dircctor of Boys Town, ancl incinhcrs of his staff, hroacl po- p ' gown! af 74'W'dee4 licics arc clctcrrninecl by thc Board of Trustccs, whosc incinlmcrs are always availahlc for hclp and counscl. Two typical scenes from o clay in Father Wegner's busy life Evergreen Tree, a Pueblo Indian from Wisconsin Dells Wis as director of Boys Town: greeting visitors and counseling the consin, and right: talking things over with elementary school citizens. Lett: Father Wegner, one ot the many visitors: Chief students Ronald Raymond and Gregory Paul. it r.w.c.s L fbeand . New Assisting Father Wegner with the supervi- sion of the 900 citizens of Boys Town are five Deans, who are directly in charge of various sections of boys in the Home. Father Edmond VValsh is dean of the Soph- omore section and of Ryan Hall in the grade school, as well as directing the Boys Town VV el- fare Department. Father Francis Schmitt is dean of the Choir section in the high school and of Gregory Hall in the grade school, as Well as heing director of the music program at the Home. Father Roman Ulrich is dean of the Iunior section, and also serves as Superintendent of Schools for the Archdiocese of Omaha. Father Peter Dunne is dean of the Freshman and Senior Sections, While Father Aloysius McMahon is dean of Eagle Hall and Marquette Hall in the grade school. The Rev. Edmond C. Wolsh Director of the Welfare Department Deon of the Sophomore Section The Rev. Roman C. Ulrich Superintendent of Schools, Archdiocese of Omohzx Deon of the Junior Section The Rev. Francis P. Schmitt Director of the Music Department Director, Boys Town Concert Choir Dean of the Choir Section The Rev. Peter Dunne Assistant Director of the Welfare Department Dean of the Senior and Freshmen Sections The Rev. Aioysius J. McMahon Dean of the Elementary Section i 44 Harold L. Crawford Superintendent of Schools Sched 14 minidbaajian Boys Town is an educational home and attendance at school is a requirement for all hoys. The Boys Town school system is accre- dited hy the State of Nebraska, and the subjects taught are quite similar to those offered in schools anywhere in the country. However, in addition to the academic cur- riculum, there is an extensive program of voca- tional education which offers students training in useful trades. These trades include tailoring, shoe repairing, harhering, haking, wood work- ing and carpentry, printing, ceramics, auto mechanics, machine shop, heating and air con- ditioning, radio and electronics, vocational agriculture, and cooking and catering. Music and athletics also take a prominent part in the scheme of education. The aim of the Boys Town educational pro- gram is to develop the whole man, so that when a boy leaves the Home, he is prepared to take a p lf' useful place in the world, a credit to himself, to X his community, and to Boys Town. Deon R. Lusienski Peter F. Mulreedy C. M. Stoffel Jr. High School Principal Trade School Director Elementary School Principal a ce ! The Boys Town High School John Tolon, Assistant Principal of the Grcde School cmd Miss Noro Ccirr, Grade School Secretary. IX Russel Ste High School Registrar N Q f- , ,,,wwew5WwS A - - - wwwfgnwwwchw Andrew Weresh Guidance Counsellor .if ,AMN MQ Y ggavf Q 94184 ' U ,wx 'Mliw N ,fi 'wyik Sigh-iii Aawvi QQSW 'Mikie ggggvvg .5 get ww ? MLW! S 2 if mils -at wx sv N Qsxigig if gm ec Qi 919. I 40,1 4 9 Yi fix 0 W 6 R, E 'Meg A NW mf is e f'N'9 sw ,fx :rg 1 iam wr C wt? WMM Sas W Rt Dila, 4 Q we ww ,qw ., M W 9 6 --5' Ni' R y 10- ,xx Q I ,.,. 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A- V ww 5-I 'U' ohm.. of Herbert A. Hiortsvong Trcide School Regis! or TJWM i ,J k g si -QBDW, of Shoe Bendtsen, Assistant Instructor of Baking, Richard Blacker, Above: AIAmato, Instructor Repairing, Aksel Instructor of Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning, Carolton Bleick, Instructor of Instrumental Music, Director of the High School Band. 4 , o 1 , ..,. S 1,5 3 S, . 'ff' V R ' A ---- : - ---- ' ,Q 'sl Ly - v 2 First Row: Herbert Boyer, Instructor of Mechanical Drawing, Helen Chase, Librarian, Bernice Chatburn, Instructor of English, James Christensen, Instructor of Machine Shop. Second Row: Thomas Clarke, Athletics, Instructor of Physical Education, Genevieve Condon, Instructor of English and Typing, Frank Flaherty, Assistant Instructor of Automotive Mechanics, Ralph Forke, Instructor of Radio and Television Repair. Q-fm Above: Arthur Froog, Speech Therapist, Myrtle George, Instructor of EngIIshg Herbert Grote, Instructor of Science, Athletics, Edward Henkel, Instructor of Woodworking. First Row: Herbert Hiortsvung, Instructor of Chemistry, Marie Hutson, Instructor of Tailoring, George Johnson, Instructor of Baking, Romeo La Porte, Instructor of Mothe- motics, Lotin. Second Row: Joseph Mc Carthy, Instructor of Mathematics, George Novak, Instructor of Automotive Mechanics, Edwin Novotny, Assistant Instructor of Printing, James O'Brien, of ReIigion, Athletics. Im if s. 1- W M-IT. Mr. Henkel, woodworking instructor, inspects on shop prolect cornpIeted by Leo Hudler with the assistance of his bro ther, Donc1IoI. .. We jf s QVQ' -. 5303 Q. X fu! 2 4: '2fff,fZfu- mf ?W, :,JP 3'3f'i2g:5ZGN??1 gggfisggk ef.g,9Q,? ywfm. 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Second row: Joseph Van Hoff, Instructor ot Social Studies, Ruth Welch, Instructor of English, Maurice Wolff, Instructor ot Social Studies, Joseph Yungbluth, Instructor ot Vocational Agriculture. FCI? Third Row: James Zylla, Instructor of Mathematics. 91' Below: Leonard Dautremont, Trade School Custodian, Frank Kurtz, High School Custodian, Arlie Reinmuth, Trade School Silk Screen Facility, Right: Louis Beszedes, Anna Bahry, Joe Kosinek, Pottery Shop Employees. I ' :I p t -1s:::a:::.s:1:s2,:: ...... -e :. :ifff1'1'i 'is': 1 'I' lf :fs:ai VIH 6522252525efeaelsseaszsaza2525.54.1f 1.. 1? - t -, K B M 22' I ' ' ' .3 ' ., i .. 'W-f+..:,, . gg - .... ..,,..,. . ' I .. lb wi X '- :sis I rv It . .... ., I X Z? ij?1 2 . f l 'S ' .fir fl 4 I MT I 5 ' T It ' ' 4 -f fa -f-1-5 J C Lffl'?-lf'l'Ivf2! J- 47 .ff l,fNf?:f,f' 'A , Q N I in , I 3 2'-2' , A s , ' .Ali VUV? gy jlijlgl Q, R , X Y, '! L. Y I I' ,Q '::QT',Q,f!i f A, Wil' :,3 if f gi Seated: Rose McCabe, grades 3,4,5,6, Reading and Spelling librarian, 3rd floor, lizetta Brown, grade 6, Mathilda Wichert, grade 6, Rosemary Gerkin, grade 6. Standing: Julia Wagner, grades 2,3,-4, Lila Lillethcrup, grade 5 Gretchen Kramer, Music, Lucille Cannon, Art, all grades. .creme Scfzoal mm, Seated: Dorothy Doran, Departmental grades 7 and 8,Muriea Witt, Departmental, grades 7 and 8, Rose McCabe, Depart- mental, grades 7 and 8, Gretchen Kramer, all grades, Music, Pauline Kelly, Departmental, grades 7 and 8, Maxine Caf- frey, Departmental, grades 7 and 8, Nola Noyes, Departmen- tal, grades 7 and 8. Standing: Edward Kenny, custodian, Leno Carodori, General Shop, Anna Barnes, librarian, Departmental, grades 7 and 8, Robert Tarbox, Departmental, grades 7 and 8, Maurice Kir- by, Departmental, grades 7 and 8, John McQuude, Depart- mental grades 7 and 8, John Scott, all grades, PhysIc:1l Ed- ucation. ' f , - Sentara rqncf Glaueof 'wk 1,1 7he Seniafzl af '57 The Worldis their oyster! Senior class offi- cers Ronald Ford, Victor Honnerman and Fred Hall Qaboveb symbolize the unbounded ambi- tion of the seniors as they examine the library's globe. Ford and Honnerman are class vice pres- ident and president, respectively, While Hall serves as secretary. Pictured with them is Mr. Lusienski, high school principal. Class ofiicers are elected in open competition with their fel- low classmen. Symbolic of the ingenuity of Boys Town seniors is Benny the First, a live White rabbit with appropriate green cap, green cape and a tail dyed green, presented by a group of seniors to representatives of the Omaha Benson cheer- leaders before the opening game of the Nebr. State basketball tournament. Seniors Peter Jen- nings, Ronald Ford and john Farrell make the presentation. Q Belovvj ANDERSON, ROBERT CHARLES, Bartlesville, Oklahama. Arrived at Boys Town November 29, 1949. Academic Course. Major letter in swimming 2-3-4, Minor letter in swimming 1, B Club 3-4, Pep Club 3, Scouting 2, Army Reserve 4, PFC. 13A1n, R1c:uA1ux. I BALDEBAS, INNOCENCIO, Dallas, Texas. Arrived at Boys Town August 11, 1953. Ceramics. Concert Band 2- 3-4. BANZ, DANIEL ZUORELL, Hutchinson, Kansas. Arrived at Boys Town October 28, 1953. Tailoring. Commission- er 4, Concert Band 2-3-4, Knights of the Altar 2-3, Pep Club 3-4, cheerleader 3-4, Scouting 1-2, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. BENDEP., GEOIICLE RICHARD, Odanah, XVisconsin. Arrived at Boys Town August 29, 1953. Machine Shop. Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. BLACK, DONALD STEVENSON, Los Angeles, California. Arrived at Boys Town October 8, 1953. Printing. Commissioner 4, Minor letter in track 1, Concert Band 1-2-3-4, Knights of the Altar 1-2-3, Pep Cluh ' 3-4, Pylon staff 4, Scouting 1-2, Army Reserve, Pvt. E-2. BOLITA, JABIES LEO, Las Animas, Colorado. Arrived at Boys Town August 25, 1949. Vocational Agriculture. Manager of Frosh football and basketball teams 1-3, Scouting 1-2-3-4, Minor letter in baseball 3, 4-H Club 2-3-4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. BRANNAN, XVILLIABI JOE, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Ar- rived at Boys Town August 27, 1953. Barbering. Minor letter in baseball 2, Knights of the Altar 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 4. BRAYVLEY, LESLIE DEAN, Bonham, Texas. Arrived at Boys Town March 16, 1953. Air Conditioning. Scouting 1- 2-3. BRAZEAL, RONALD lJEAN, La junta, Colorado. Arrived at Boys Town December 7, 1955. Automotive lklechanics. Army Reserve 3-4, PFC, WTS, BIKENNAN, PIICHAEL DENNIs, Cleveland, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town August 25, 1955. Academic Course. Con- cert Band 3-4, Pep Club 4. B1iocpAN, Pw1lCHAEL JEREINIIAH, Toledo, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town june 16, 1953. Academic Course. Major letter in baseball 2-3, Minor letters: football 1, bas- ketball 1, B Club 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Scouting 1-2-3- 4. BuowN, BERNARD ALLEN, Missouri Valley, Iowa. Ar- rived at Boys Town August 21, 1949. Radio and TV. Minor letter in track 2, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. UIEY, joHN FRANCIs, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at nys Town August 25, 1954. Auto Mechanics. Knights of the Altar 2, Pep Club 4, 4-H Club 2-3, Scouting 2, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. BUIIIIE, RoGE1z CHAELEs, XVorthington, Minnesota. Ar- rived at Boys Town November 23, 1954. Academic Course. Commissioner 4, Pep Club 3, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. Busu, Joi-IN KELLY, Hampton, Florida. Academic Course. Pep Club 3-4, Scouting 2-3-4, Army Re- serve 4, Pvt. E-2. BUSIIEY, THoMAs EUGENE, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Ar- rived at Boys Town July 14, 1952. Machine Shop. CAIILIN, JARIES XVILLIABI, Emery, South Dakota. Ar- rived at Boys Town February 2, 1954. Automotive Mechanics. CAS'l'lLI,CD, josis, El Paso, Texas. Arrived at Boys Town june 7, 1955. Printing. Concert Choir 4. C.-XUIlPII.1., THOBIAS CARL, XVashington, D.C. Arrived at Boys Town October 9, 1950. Tailoring. Minor letter in football 1, Concert Band 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. E-2. CHOATE, WILLIAM SEBEIIT, Hamburg, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town April 4, 1949. Woodworking. Commis- sioner 4, Major letter in basketball 3-4, Minor letters: football I, basketball 2, baseball 1-2-3, track 2, Scout- ing 1-2-3-4. CLAIIK, DoN WILBUII, NVindow Rock, Arizona. Arrived at Boys Town May 3, 1955. Academic Course. Pep Club 4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. COI.LE'l'TA, CHARLES. I Cook, b'lARLON DALE, Meade, Kansas. Arrived at Boys Town June 17, 1954. Vocational Agriculture. 4-H Club 2-3-4, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. E-2. Cnoss, RONALD JABUSS, Altoona, Pennsylvania. Arrived at Boys Town March 9, 1952. Academic Course. Choir 1-2-3-4, Concert Band 1-2-3-4, Knights of the Altar 1-2, Pep Club 3-4, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. E-2. Cuirris, EUGENE CONIIAIJ, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town December 7, 1950. Academic Course. Concert Band 4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. IJAVIS, JANIES ROBEIIT, East Prairie, Missouri. Arrived at Boys Town November 23, 1953. Vocational Agricul- ture. Pep Club 3-4, 4-H Club 2-3-4, Scouting 1-2-3-4. IJAVIS, JON LANE, Gilmore City, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town September 10, 1952. Air Conditioning. Major letter in football 3-4, Minor letters in football 1-2,Dra- matics Club 1, Pep Club 3-45 Scouting I-2-3-4, Army Reserve 3--1, PFC. DAv1s, IYIIZIHAEL LEE, Newliall, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town September 14, 1951. Radio and TV. Minor let- ters: football 1, track 1, Clioir 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 3. IUEAN, RIJBEHT GIIANT, Kansas City, Missouri. Arrived at Boys Town August 15, 1949. Commissioner 4, Pep Club 4, 4-II Club I-2-3, Scouting I-2-3-4. DEBOER, GERALD DEAN, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town December 15, 1955. Automotive Me- chanics. ' 1DEIHL, PAUL DELNo, Cresson, Pennsylvania. Arrived at Boys Town August 7, 1952. Academic Course. Major letters: baseball 3, swimming 3, Minor letters: baseball 2, swimming 2, Choir 1, B Club 4, Knights of the Altar 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 4. 1J2LLARIO, CHARLES PH1L1P, Denver, Colorado. Arrived at Boys Town November 18, 1952. Vocational Agri- culture. Minor letter in football 1, 4-H Club 2-3-4. ELLINGSON, NIARVIN JOSEPH, Chamberlain, South Da- kota. Arrived at Boys Town August 25, 1953. Auto- motive mechanics. Pep Club 4. ELLIOTT, GLEN ALLENN, Gering, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town September 18, 1952. Printing. Commis- sioner 4, Major letters in track 2-3-4, Minor letters: track 1, XVrestling 1, Choir 1-2-3-4, B Club 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Army Reserve 3-4. PFC. EPSEN, THOMAS ELY, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town January 24, 1956. Academic Course. Pep Club 4. FAHEY, RICHARD JULIAN, Great Falls, Montana. Arrived at Boys Town February 5, 1955. Academic Course. Commissioner 4, Minor letters: baseball 3, swimming 4, Concert Band 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Army Reserve 3- 4, PFC. FARNUIXI, EARL CHARLES, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Arrived at Boys Town August 27, 1953. Barbering. Pep Club 4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. FARRELL, JOHN h1!CI-IAEL, Manhattan, Kansas. Arrived at Boys Town April 7, 1950. Radio and TV. Major Letter in football 3-4, Minor letters: football 1-2, basketball 1-2, track 1, Choir 1-2-3-4, B Club 4, Pep Club 4. F1sETTE, GEORGE ALFRED, Duson, Louisiana. Arrived at Boys Town April 1, 1951. Barbering. Commissioner 4, Manager of football team 1, Pep Club 3-4, Scouting 1-2-3-4. X YE FOKKEN, GAIIY DEAN, Crooks, South Dakota. Arrived at Boys Town October 7, 1955. Academic Course. Pep Club 3-45 Scouting 35 Army Reserve 4, PFC. FORD, IPONALD HENIKY, San Diego, California. Arrived at Boys Town August 23, 1955. Automotive Mechan- ics. Pep Club 3. FORD, RONALD CHARLEs, Portland, Oregon. Arrived at Boys Town October 19, 1950. Academic Course. Mayor 45 Councilman 45 Commissioner 45 Class Vice President 45 Class President 2-35 Major letter in bas- ketball 25 Minor letters: football 1-2-3, basketball 1- 35 B Club 3-4, President 45 Scouting 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 45 Army Reserve 4, PF-C. FOREBIAN, DONALIJ, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town june 28, 1955. Printing. Concert Band 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Pylon Staff 4, editor. FREEBIAN, ERNEs'r ANDREW, Caruthersville, Missouri. Arrived at Boys Town February 13, 1953. NVood- working. Pep Club 35 Knights of the Altar 1-25 Scout- ing 1-2-3-45 Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. FULINIER, OLl.1kl OSKIAIK, Lincoln, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town April 17, 1951. Printing. Councilman 45 Commissioner 45 Minor letters: football 1, baseball 25 Pep Club 45 Pylon Staff 3-45 Scouting 2-3. GAY'l'ON, R1c:11ARD CHAeoN, Dallas, Texas. Arrived at Boys Town September 24, 1952. Barbering. Major letter in wrestling 45 Minor letters: football 15 basket- ball 15 wrestling 35 Pep Club 3-45 Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. C-RAYsoN, PAUL. Unionville, Pennsylvania. Arrived at Boys Town August 30, 1950. Shoe Repairing. PIALL, FRED ROBERT, Chicago, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town October 9, 1951. Academic Course. Commis- sioner 45 City Clerk 45 Class Secretary 45 Class Vice President 2-35 Major letter in football 45 Minor letters i11 football 1-25 Concert Band 1-25 Knights of the Altar 1-25 Pep Club 3-45 Scouting 1-2-3-4. IIAYES, ANIJHEXK' -lAc:KsoN, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Ar- rived at Boys Town May 12, 1955. Baking. String Quartet 3-45 Dramatics Club 3-4, Treasurer 3-45 Knights of the Altar 3-45 Pep Club 3-4. . l IIONERNIANN, V1C'ron ANTHONY, Adrian, Minnesota. Arrived at Boys Town March 9, 1950. Wfoodworking. Commissioner 4, Class President 4, Class Secretary 2, Minor letter in baseball 3, Scouting 1-2-3-4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. HORAN, EUGENE PAUL, Oelwein, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town july 13, 1949. Academic Course. Class Vice President 1, Class Secretary 3, Major letters in foot- ball 3-4, Minor letters: football 1-2, basketball 1-2, track 1-2-3, Choir 1-2-3-4, B Club 4, Pep Club 3-4, Boys State 4. IIUDLER, LEO BENJAINIIN, Brownwood, Texas. Arrived at Boys Town August 28, 1951. Vifoodworking. Major letter in football 4, Minor letters: football 1-3, track 1-2-3, wrestling 3, Knights of the Altar 1, Pep Club 4, 4-H Club 2, Scouting 1-2-3-4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. HUDsoN, THOBIAS CounoN, Vassar, Michigan. Arrived at Boys Town March 29, 1956. Academic Course. Pep Club 4, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. E-1. JACKOLA, ELINTER A., Milwaukee, Vvlisconsin. Arrived at Boys Town October 7, 1952. Radio and TV. Ccmmissioner 4, Minor letters: football 1, tennis 3, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Choir 1, Pep Club 4, cheer- leader. JAiiKsoN, EBIB1ANUEL NV., Chicago, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town October 10, 1952. Academic Course. Commissioner 4, Major letters in wrestling 2-3-4, Minor letters: football 1-2-3, basketball 1, track 1- 2-3, B Club 3-4. IENNINCS, LEONARD PETER, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town july 3, 1953. Automotive Mechanics. Commissioner 4, Pep Club 3-4, 4-H Club 2, Scout- ing 1-2. IUAN, NIILTON JABIES, Sacaton, Arizona. Arrived at Boys Town August 24, 1951. Barbering. Mayor 4, Councilman 4, Commissioner 4, Major letters: foot- ball 4, basketball 3-4, track 3-4, Minor letters: foot- ball 1-3, basketball 1-2, baseball 2, track 1, B Club 4. KEMPER, RICHARD NATHANIEL, Toledo, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town September 21, 1954. Academic Course. Commissioner 4, City Clerk 4, Major letters: foot- ball 4, basketball 4, baseball 3, Minor letters: foot- ball 2-3, basketball 2-3, Choir 2-3-4, B Club 4. KING, ROBERT VVILLIABI, Miami, Florida. Arrived at Boys Town March 17, 1951. Academic Course. Major letters in swimming 3-4, Minor letter in swimming 2. KLEPKE, JOHN HENRY, Conrad, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town August 30, 1952. Air Conditioning. Minor letters football 3-4, baseball 2, Pep Club 3-4, cheer- leader 4, Scouting 1-2-3, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. KLERR, PETER ANTON, Pottstown Pennsylvania. Arrived at Boys Town November 13, 1952. Academic Course. Major letter in track 2, B Club 3-4, Pep Club 4, Scouting 1-2, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. KREDELL, RICHARD JOSEPH, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Arrived at Boys Town February 5, 1954. Academic Course. Commissioner 4, Pep Club 4, Scouting 2-3. LEONARD, LAWVRENCE RIATTHEW, Rochester, Minnesota. Arrived at Boys Town April 1, 1955. Machine Shop. Choir 3-4, Pep Club 3-4. DEL1sLE, GEORGE EDWARD, Libby, Montana. Arrived at Boys Town August 31, 1955. Academic Course. Commissioner 4, Pep Club 3-4, Scouting 3, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. RTCLAUGHLIN, KENNETH LEE, Corning, California. Ar- rived at Boys Town July 28, 1954. Vocational Agri- culture. Pep Club 4, 4-H Club 3-4. RIARTINEZ, JAIVIES ROBERT, Alamosa, Colorado. Arrived at Boys Town March 9, 1952. Air Conditioning. Concert Choir 3-4, Choir 1-2, Concert Band 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. RIAUN, KENNETH LAWRENCE, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town March 18, 1953. Academic Course. Major letters in swimming 3-4, Minor letters: swim- ming 2, tennis 3, Army Reserve 4, PFC. RTEDVED, RICHARD LOUIS, Euclid, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town November 4, 1955. Tailoring. RIELICH, STANLIEY LEONARD, Monroe Michigan. Ar- rived at Boys Town September 9, 1949. Barbering. Minor letters: football 1, basketball 1, track 1-3, Pep Club 4-. hIENDEZ, IDAVID NELSKJN, Douglas, Arizona. Arrived at Boys Town September 27, 1954. Automotive Mech. Pep Club 3-4, 4-H Club 2-3-4, Scouting 2-3-4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. NIILLIZR, GEIIALII LEE, East St. Louis, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town November I, 1955. Academic Course. Pep Club 4. Moons, RAYMQINII CIIARLES, Odanah, XVisconsin. Ar- rived at Boys Town August 28, 1953. Machine Shop. Minor letters in baseball 2-3, String Group 2-3-4, Pep Club 4, Scouting 1-2. IVIORGAN, VIi1tNON Louis, T oledo, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town February 4, 1952. Councilman 4, Commissioner 4, Major letters in track 2-3-4, Minor letters: football 3, basketball 1-2-3, B Club 3-4. b'1OUNT, EIIWAIIII HILL, Rhinelander, WViscoIIsin. Arrived at Boys Town October 29 1953. Vocational Agricul- ture. Knights of the Altar 2-3, Pep C1ub 4, 4-H Club 3-4, Scouting 2-3. NAPIEII, CHIs'roPHI51x JOSEPH, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Arrived at Boys Town August 21, 1952. Air Condi- tioning. Commissioner 4, Minor letters: track 1-3, wrestling 3-4, Concert Choir 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 4. NAI1IERKowsIcI, JOHN FOREST, WVaterloo, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town April 1, 1954. Academic Course, Pep Club 4, Scouting 2-3-4. NICHOLSKJN, EuNIss'r PETER, Augusta, Georgia. Arrived at Boys Town October 20, 1949. Minor letter in base- ball 3. OTTO, LAYTON RAPHEAL, Palmyra, Missouri. Arrived at Boys Town August 18,1954 Pep Club 4. OWINGS, NIc:IIoLAs AIILIE, Sioux City, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town Sept. II, 1952. XVoodworking. Minor let- ter in swimming 2, Concert Choir I, Choir 2-3, Con- cert Band I-2-3, Pep Club 4. PAIKTELOW, RAYINIOND PERRY, Kansas City, Missouri. Arrived at Boys Town january 5, 1951. Academic Course. Commissioner 4, Minor letters: football 3, track 1, Concert Choir 1-2, Choir 3-4, Pep Club 3-4. PECHAR, VICTOR NIICHAEL, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town December 22, 1948. Cooking. Minor letter in baseball 3, Pep Club 3, Army Reserve 3-4, PF C. PETERSON, LEROY J., Moline, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town March 9, 1955. Academic Course. Major let- ters: football 4, basketball 3-4, Minor letter in foot- ball 3, B Club 4, Scouting 3-4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. PINTAR, PETER PAUL, Copper City, Michigan. Arrived at Boys Town October 7, 1952. Vocational Agri- culture. Councilman 4, Commissioner 4, Major let- ters in football 3-4, Minor letters: football 1-2, base- ball 2, B Club 4, Pep Club 3-4, Cheerleader 4, 4-H Club 1-2-3-4, Scouting 1-2-3-4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. PI'rc:H1-'oRn, GEORGE XVILLIAIXI, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Arrived at Boys Town August 1, 1949. Vocational Agriculture. Minor letter in baseball 1, Pep Club 3-4, 4-H Club 3-4, Scouting 1-2-3-4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. REITZ, LARRY EUGENE, jackson, Minnesota. Arrived at Boys Town january 27, 1952. Printing. Major letters in wrestling 2-3, Minor letters: football 1, wrestling 1, B Club 3-4, Pylon Staff 4, assistant editor, Scout- ing 1-2-3-4, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. E-2. RIc:I-IAR1Is, WVILLIAM FRANc:Is, jackson, Michigan. Ar- rived at Boys Town September 2, 1953. Baking. Knights of the Altar 3, Pep Club 3-4, Cheerleader 4, Scouting 2, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. RIc:HARusON, XNILLIABI, XVest Point, Georgia. Arrived at Boys Town December 23, 1952. Tailoring. Pep Club 3-4, Scouting 2-3. RIc:IrEsoN, HAROLD LLOYD, Princeton, Indiana. Arrived at Boys Town September 5, 1952. Tailoring. Roc:ERs, TERRY JOHN, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town February 1, 1952. XVOodworking. Pep Club 4, Scouting 1-2-3-4. V lx. gg? .PR- ff' SCHANAINIAN, RICHARD ADANI, Mitchell, Nebraska. Ar- rived at Boys Town October 23, 1955. Automotive Mechanics. Minor letter in wrestling 4, Choir 4, Anny Reserve 4, Pvt. E-2. ' SCHILLINC, RAYNIOND JAMEs, WVaterloo, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town April 21,1955 Automotive Mechanics. Pep Club 4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. SCOTT, ROLIAN JUNIOR, Miami, Florida. Arrived at Boys Town June 30, 1952. Tailoring. Major letter in track 3-4, B Club 4. ZX, -'IDr:I., RAYNIOND STEPHEN, Altoona, Pennsylvania. Arrived at Boys Town September 15, 1951. Baking. Concert Choir 1, Choir 2-3-4, String Croup 1-2-4, W I Dramatics Club 1-2-3-4, Vice President 4, Knights of the Altar 1-2-3-4, Vice President 4, Pep Club 4. SBIITH, CHARLES HOWARD, Sioux City, Iowa. Arrived at Boys T'own June 26, 1951. Vocational Agriculture. 4-H Club 1-2-3-4, Vice President 4. SBIITH, PAT CLAUDE, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Arrived at Boys Town August 27, 1953. Printing. Major letter in baseball 3. Minor letters : football 3, baseball 2-3, B Club 4, Pep Club 4, Pylon Staff 4. SMITH, EDWVARD. Sous, JERRY JOSEPH, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town July 12, 1950. XVoodworking. Minor letters: football 1, basketball 1, Pep Club 3-4, Scouting 2-3-4. STAPL.E'1'ON, RTELVIN F RANCIS, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Arrived at Boys Town August 25, 1953. Vocational Agriculture. Commissioner 4, Minor letters: football 3, tennis 3, Knights of the Altar 1.-2-3-4, Scouting 1-2, Pep Club 4. STEHNER, JOHN MoRRIs, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Ar- rived at Boys Town August 25, 1953. Vocational Ag- riculture. Commissioner 4, Major letters: football 4, wrestling 3-4, Minor letters: football 2-3, wrestling 2, B Club 4, Knights of the Altar 1-2, Pep Club 4, 4-H Club 1-2-3-4, Scouting 2-3-4, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. E2. l STERNER, NIIKIHAEL JAMES, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Ar- rived at Boys Town August 25, 1953. Automotive Mechanics. Commissioner 4, Major letters: football 4, wrestling 3-4, Minor letters: football 2-3, wrestling 1- 2, B Club 4, Knights of the Altar 1-2, Pep Club 4, 4-H Club 1-2-3, Scouting 1-2-3-4, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. E-1. STTFBEN, Tli1t1tANfI1S DUANE, Russell, Kansas. Arrived at Boys Town November 22, 1953. Printing. Knights of the Altar 2-3, Pep Club 4, Pylon Staff 3-4, 4-H Club 2-3-4, Scouting 1-2-3, Army Reserve 4, PFC. STRAUNIANN, IJELTON EUGENE, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Arrived at Boys Town july 8, 1950. Air Condition- ing. Major letters in baseball 2-3, Minor letter in foot- ball 1, B Club 3-4, Scouting 2. TAIJLCTCTK, XVILEIAM B. San Berbardino, California. Ar- rived at Boys Town April 15, 1954. Vocational Ag- riculture. Minor letter in track 1, 4-H Club 3-4, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. E-2. THORIAS, GAIIX' LEE, Clinton, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town October 26, 1955. Vocational Agriculture. Pep Club 4, 4-H Club 3-4, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. E-2. TIIONIAS, AVILLIAIX1 ANnnEw, Augusta, Ceorgia, Arrived at Boys Town November 20, 1955. Academic Coursc. TTLLOTSON, CAYLonn ELUON, Holclrege, Nebraska. Ar- rived at Boys Town june 24, 1951. Machine Shop. Concert Choir 1-2-3-4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. - Thou., MAX GEltA1.17, Eureka, Kansas. Arrived at Boys Boys Town August 29, 1950. Vocational Agriculture. 4-H Club 1-2-3-4, President 3. TRUE, DAvIo RAY, Boston, Massaehussetts. Arrived at Boys Town September 26, 1952. Academic Course. Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. 'I'UnxER, FRED NVILLIALI, San Diego, California. Arrived at Boys Town September 8, 1954. Machine Shop. Minor letter in track 3, Pep Club 3-4, cheerleader 3, Scouting 2-3. T V Q . A H 4.4 SJ VIGIL, SENNY ANTHONY, Antonio, Colorado. Arrived at Boys Town October 20, 1955. Vocational Agri- culture. 4-H Club 2-3-45 Scouting 1-2-3-4. XVArsoN, RALPH JACK, Moumee, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town November 14, 1953. Radio and TV. Major letters in baseball 2-3g B Club 3-45 Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. XVEBER, RALPH, JABIES, Lincoln, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town September 27, 1955. Academic Course. Manager of football team 4, Manager of basketball team 4. XVELLES, REGINALD A., Lewiston, Idaho. Arrived at Boys Town July 18, 1951. Baking. Minor letter in Swim- ming 4, Pep Club 4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. VVELLS, EDVVARD AUsT1N, Cleveland Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town July 25, 1955. Tailoring. NVILLIAINTS, JULEs GEORGE, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. Arrived at Boys Town October 3, 1954. Air Condit- ioning. Commissioner 4g Minor letter in track 3, Concert Choir 3-45 Choir 2. XVILSON, ORIN JOSEPH, Green Bay, Wisconsin. Arrived at Boys Town February 13, 1951. Printing. Concert Choir 1-2-3g Choir 4g String Quartet 4g Dramatics Club 2-3-4, Secretary 4g Knights of the Altar 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 4. XVOLFE, GENE FRANc1s, Maumee, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town February 22, 1954. Barbering. Major letter in football 45 Minor letters: football 3, baseball 3, Pep Club 3-4g Scouting 1-29 Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. Zfmlea male Glau Gfficwa f 95 6 -1957 Above: Junior Class officers: Wilburn Hollis, vice-presidenif James Brady, president: James Gordon, secretory. Left: Sophomore Closs officers: Robert Sloboclnik, vice-pres idenfg John Slobodnik, presidentg Donald Hudler, secretory Below: Freshman Closs officers: Joel Hurtudo, vice-presiderifg August Hogan, presidemg Clyde Duvis, secretory. ' TW l 4.4. L W, i Above: First Row: L. Gross, T. Brush, J. Nauser, J. Weston, J. Barnes, E. Christenson, R. Swoyer. Second Row D. Crow, J. Reitz, B. Mairs, P. Rodman, A. Hunter, F. Weaver. Third Row: J. Beston, E. Hurley, J. Murphy, C. Bump, T. Weggeland, R. Melich, D. Easton. AH M K- Z a 4 Below: First Row: V. Stoway, M. Valentine, L. Garner, A. Bennett, R Bennett, R. Lightfoot. Second Row: D. Buergey, C. Rhodes, R. Slavens, J. Drinkhouse D. Owen, H. LaDouceur. Third Row: G. Leseberg, C. Williams, R. Proca, T. Knoche A. Courchene, L. Heckman. A 2 l a n i a 12 Above: First Row: H. Hagans, P. Brogan, R. Curtin, R. Cameron, R. Maiewski, C. Sandoval, M. Venclauskos. Second Row: D. Snaer, F. Centamore, E, Melley, D. Strau- mann, W. Myers, D. Kryshok. Third Row: V. Davis, M. Oates, H. Hurtado, G. Burgess, J. Speriin, J. Thurston. Below: First Row: W. Burley, J. Lee, R. Paquette, R. Shafer, P Lostagiia, A. Tuzzio, G. Hilliker. Second Row: P. Mitcheli, K. Reith, J. Mc Kay, W. Shely, R Ross, W. Maski. Third Row: W. Hollis, J. Gordon, C. Huckeby, N. Fritzke, M Crurnioy, M. Hubert. Above: First Row: B. Schmidt, J. Prokop, J. O'Brien, C. Parker, R. Akins, K. Johnson, L. Money. Second Row: R. Cross, J. Bush, A. Rodriguez, P. Lostoglio, G. De Armand, L. Roederer. Third Row: F. Abernathy, L. White, E. Koesterer, M. Trevino, F. Buschek, G. Brody, T. Thomas. Below: a n i a fl First Row: W. Williams, C. Grornovvsky, L. Jockson, J. Brody, C. Crozier, W. Geger. Second Row: R. Mitchell, R. Beon. Third Row: J. Stultz, T. Pittmc E. Lindgren. Treat, E. Keller, C. Estwick, G n, B. Clcirk, W. Kent, E. Tomchin, 0- 0- In 0 'I- 6 Above: First Row: W. Mc Cullough, M. Aragon, J. Owings, A. Beck, D. Storbakken, L. Pike, P. Downing, R. Hake. Second Row: G. George, K. Dreessen, J. Gaunce, P. Rivera, D. Spiller, P. Hofstetter, R. Easton, G. Mattox. Third Row: K. Baker, J. West, T. Condren, F. Tyrre C. Kern, J. ldolski, J. Vanderheiden. ll, W. Smart, Below: First Row: M. Mitchell, J. Green, L. Vigneri, F. Rosenow, B. Kosinski, J. Pechar, S. Gromowsky, D. Portch. Second Row: W. Prokop, P. Mount, J. Hamlolin, J. Hoch, E. Buck, K. Rasmussen, D. Jensen, W. Funk, W, Mc Bride. Third Row: B. Thiel, J. Kubesh, M. Preciado, D. Foglesong, L. Fox, L. Schulte, G. Uhing, J. Fox. ,....J k i 0- 0- Ht 0- 'Z 6 Above: Below: First Row: J. Moyer, N. Lozin, R. Slobodnik, W. Sheffield, J. First Row: J. Minor, D. Hudler, W. Smith, J. Anderson, G Daley, J, Tczboko, J. Hull. Green, H. Ringgenberg, J. Owens. Second Row: H. Ostert, J. Sloltnodnik, H. Bushell, F. Felton, P. Second Row: L. Mcnrtin, V. Fernengel, R. Kinney, F. Fisher, J Ensor. Munizzcx, S. Young, A. Roth, L. Choote. Third Row: E. Mendez, G. Berger, G. Robinson, J. Riepe, G. Third Row: P. Snyder, D. Mc Collar, L. Michael, R. Render, T Heisser, J. Muse. Green, C. Boni, B. Hort, G. Stringer. G 4 4. 0 0- In 0 42 8 Above: First Row: A. Castillo, M. Neville, A. Coku, H. Vigil, Mc Connell, T. Soule, B. Pruett. Second Row: J. Christensen, D, Stearns, F. Bokelman, Martinez, L. Niecikowski, R. Lopez, W. Hardyn, T. Hayson. Third Row: R. Hall, W. Thompson, M. Mc Kamy, M. Tenny, Enos, R. Austin, R, Derschon, C. Richardson. Below: J. First Row: A. Pfeifer, W. Driessen, J. Hernandez, A. Williams, M. Mc Knight, T. Zboralski, J. Mc Govern, J. White. R. Second Row: J. Irvin, D. Storbakken, J. Davenport, M. Neilson R. Maxon, L. Fajman, V. Perez, R. Hanten. J. Third Row: M. Quinonez, J. Seek, R. Keele, J, Gardner, G. Weinfurtner, D. Lightell, J. Lance. 4 4 'tx v 4. WL G 44 Above: First Row: G. Lucy, C. Estep, J. Murrell, R, Bleach, J. Dolph, M. Durr, A. Robinson. Second Row: C. Martinez, E. Young, A. Castillo, D. Vande Voorde, V. Delaney, J. Vallier, T. Morris. Third Row: W. Shangreau, C. Davis, D. Perry, L. Govigan, J. Mustain, V. Whiteman, R, Voller. Fourth Row: T. Steggell, C. Roderick, W. Smith, D. Hogan, D. Minakes, J.Pc1blonis, D. Roldan Below: First Row: D. Richeson, R. Baughman, J. Rogers, D. Stephens P. Lorenz, W. Mc Allister, W. Dyche. Second Row: R. Schondell, R. Ray, M, Leuck, R. Patureou J. Donaho, L. Brink, D. Anderson, G. Barker. Third Row: J. Brink, M. Coveye, J. Raygor, R. Smart, B. Joyce E. Brady, J. Lancaster. Fourth Row: D. Jones, P. Poulson, J. Munkers, C. Stoddard, L Conard, T. Tomas, R. Seale. 'L 6 4 04 G- It Above: First Row: R. Skoff, D. Cooper, R. Bennett, D. Spevok, S. Tenny, D. Noio, T. Chesire. Second Row: R. Frazier, R. Threhon, J. Wright, R. Roborn, A. Rhudy, L. Edwards. Third Rovv: J. Iddings, A. Klimowski, A. Noiorcl, P, Plotz, W. Tdhdro, P. Burgess. Fourth Row: J. King, B. Dooiey, D. Slivo, S. Polino, H. Morgan, A. Hogon, J. Richdrdson. sf' 1 Below: First Row: R. Gutierrez, R. Augustine, R. Leseberg, R. Boursow T. Doliison, L. Belisle, H. Wright, Second Row: F. Croft, R. Sodd, R. Schafer, F. B. Cook, J. Bosmcnn, C. Austin, O. Porton. Third Row: J. Fontaine, R. Magic, A. Bournon, Palmer, M. Dovis, J. Hurtodo, V. Guinn. Fourth Row: J. Oliver, C. Devers, J. Crumby, D. Vonderpool, A. Flores, J. Doniels, J. Smith. Lczmmersfeld M. Rini. G Martinez, E l Above: First Row: C. Carroll, M. Duarte, B. Blondin, R. Hackney, R. Palasz, O. Wentzel, J. Belanger, N. Brown. Second Row: J. Maes, J. Sodd, D. Hamilton, J. Baustert, M. Sheehy, L. Grandmaison, D. Alexander. Third Row: G. Stacy, W. Ford, J. La Douceur, J. Whitmarsh, R. Clavin, R. Franks, J. Mc Kay. Fourth Row: D. Smith, L. Wright, R. Caile, P. Four Clond, G. Gilmore, R. Holan, D. Hermsen. 'L 6 4, Mt G It Below: First Row: J. Cavanaugh, W. Cordonnier, R. Woods, D Iiames, J. Martinez, F. Downie, L. Karnbach. Second Row: K. Dyson, S. Calderon, L. Neal, D. Truiillo, L Schwartz, R. Little, E. Hart. Third Row: R. Cole, J. Lopez, C. Jackson, R, Money, F. Slove, A. Alcan, D. Leo. Fourth Row: R. Hill, G. Brown, F. Dvorak, L. Wrona, R. Garcia, S. Nicholson, D. Nation. gayd '7awn glemenlafzq vw My Glam of 1957 First Row: D. Brock, S. Hernandez, A. Spencer, P. Prisinzcmo, T. Vigil, R. Vigil, R. Seiberling, E. Feist. Second Row: P. Doom, R. Anderson, D. Osterf, L. Spiller, M. Koczor, D. Noeve, R. Fisher. Third Row: D. Wculsh, W. Huff, P. Bell, W. Hunter, C. Adair, A. Chresos, P. Silvio. i Above: Below: First Row: D. Vallier, J. Eller, J. Bowman, J. Zappa, R. Greek, First Row: R, Blevins, L. Wilson, T. Ensor, R. Actis, F. Merritt R, Prokop, Y. Motte. T. Blandin. Second Row: R. Robertson, L. Shain, T. Raygor, D. Keffer, R, Second Row: Y. Song, D. Seek, J. SCOTT, E' Coleman, Nl. PGHG West, D. Burglfiardt, D. Two Shields. V. Meyer. Third Row: D. Money, W. Eteeyon, T. Kelly, M. Wall, H, Third Row: J. Pittman, J. Steffen, D. Mc Clees, D. Maurek, F Lawrence, H. Hatcher, P, Chandler. Moreno, A. Curtis. 'Z G 6 i Above: Below: First Row: E. Chovez, M. Crosse, J. Lucas, E. Butler, B. First Row: D. Kemp, R. Winston, C. Durrett, J. Henning, J Brown, T. Freestone. Henning, W. Sanford, J. Sanford, R. Mares. Second Row: J. Schillo, J. Elam, G. Rusterholz, A. Jackson, Second Row: R. Goodman, L. Mc Baine, A. Kline, R. Burns B. Le Bron, D. Tupper. E. Cheatum, R. King, R. Larson. Third Row: R. Noland, C. Lucero, R. Rushing, L. Guadarrama, Third Row: P. Means, R. Davis, D. Sawyer, G. Hodge, J S. Stowe, D. Collins. Rhudy, A. Lane, R. Stomp. 'Z G 6 i Above: Below: First ROWS A- GUl'ClG, R- SYUCJGIU J' B0Cl5C1lf T' ASTUTOI W- First Row: T. Lieby, L. Berger, J. Bossard, L. Mulligan, T DOWCJY- Castello, T. Westbury, M. Morgan. Second Row: J. Cordova, J. Derville, J. Salarmitro, J. Palmer, Second ROW, R, Wgrn, J. Meqng, R, Coniglia, M. Faulkner, T L- Smllh- Williams, M. Myers, l.. Kain. Thl'd ROW- L- RUSS- F- Zcchmcnf T- CGSTOVI B- MC LeUneYf D- Third Row: T. Harfness, R. Carnes, M. Fierro, T. Painrin, W Rose. Diltz, J. Bishop, D. Witcofski. 'L 6 6 wfwwfff Gaqanfgofiom ancf 140560-lllliai Outgoing Mayor Milton Juan Cleftl congratulates in- coming Mayor Ronald Ford as the latter assumes the high office for the second half of the school year. saw men! The self-government system at Boys Town, a Mayor-City Council form of government, is designed to give the citizens knowledge, respect and practice in our American ways of govern- ment. A part of life at Boys Town for many years, the system is a stage in the learning pro- cess of alert and responsible citizenship. From among the Twenty-five cottage commissioners are selected five councilmen. One of these five are elected by the citizenry to the position of Mayor. The Mayor usually appoints his cam- paign manager to the position of city clerk. Membership on the council is a high honor for it indicates high ability, willingness to assume responsibility, and the confidence and trust of the student body. Seniors Milton Iuan and Ro- nald Ford served as Mayor during the two six- month terms of the current year. The city council meets with Msgr. Nicholas H. Wegner, Direct- or of Boys Town: Seated around the council table 'from left to right are Councilmen Eugene Horan, Vernon Morgan, Ollie Fulmer, Father Wegner, Mayor Ronald Ford, City Clerk Fred Hall, and Councilman Pete Pintar. 'Tis said that music is the universal language of mankind, and every Boys Town citizen is given ample opportunity to speak that language. If he has the desire and ability to sing, he may join one of the three choirs. Experience in the chancel and repertoire choirs may qualify the boy for partic- ipation in the concert choir, which last fall con- certized throughout the Northeastern States, climaxing their tour with ten memorable days in Cuba. The choristers registered unanimous agre- ement that the long hours of rigorous rehearsal were a small price to pay for the exciting plane trip to Havana. The boy who Wants to play an instrument has limitless opportunities for both group and in- dividual study. Marching and concert bands operate on high school and grade school levels, and more than a third of Boys Townis young men zuicancfgouq' play hand instruments. A sizeable group of boys study stringed instruments, Working toward the establishment of a symphony orchestra. Piano and organ are studied privately by serveral dozen boys, whose daily practice periods culminate in reeitals Where the pianists pleasantly surprise their friends with technical progress. Less formal sessions in the cottages demonstrate that they can also play upopsv. Even the boys who do not perform any of these varied musical skills have the opportunity to participate as spectators when the department presents concerts by such famed artists as the Roger Wagner Chorale, the Little Singers of Paris, the Omaha Symphony Orchestra, the Uni- versity of Nebraska Symphony, The Santa Cecilia Choir of Rome, and the world-renowned Belgian organist, Flor Peeters. The faculty of the music department. Seated: Paul C. Sing The Rev. Francis P. Schmitt, Director of the department, Mrs Gertrude Plewa, Frank Szynskie. Standing: Iro George, CG Bleick, Frenc Denes, Corl A. Lyon, Louis V. Pisciotta, Norbert T. Letter. Not pictured: L. James Bell, Donio Temple. 5 7.' 19 efzaia 1956- I M. MC Ga 0-UJYL gay! 7 V J Mecms, D. Burghordt, nczho, D. Do ron, J. Pechor, B, Le B en, J FS JG Joyce, B. F rst Row: Rogers. Rcmborn, J. Durr, R. Shield, M. WO Castillo, D. T G sh, N. Lozin, R. VV Douceur, D. son, H. Lcl .Wi Lopez, O R. Felton, F. L. Guyon, S. Gromovvsky, Row: Second Lorenz, J. P. Connell, Mc eur, J Douc Lok Roborn, J. J. rn, Checltu E. Mitchell, M. V, ye W So Keller Ccurroll, J. Fox, ,C. SS Gro L Bennett, J. Bush, Tuzzio, H. Vigil, R. Ccstillo, A. J. VVS Ro hE'd T Leseberg. J Martinez, G. Reed, son, J P Thorn n, VV. tso Tillo er, G, OY J M Row: Fourth E. Jcckolcs. 1 Hunter , 1956-1957: B 0 7 B 7 ommersfield. hirmorsh, D. Spevok, F. L W ocy, J T G.S J Green, P. Platz, Row: B. Prokop, First Pike, L. Barker, G. Felien, F. Tchoro, Coudell, W. Gorcio, R. Boldercis, T. w: R. Ro Second ngs. gh, J. :ddr OU cCuII W.M Mar- ge C. GOI' kers, D. Sfroumcinn, G. G Un J 'Vi Hilliker, , D. Sncer, G. Pczblon s J. Third Row: Ti R. Ferneng f QS In OW s, A. CITY B.W L. Grondmcison, Lightfoof, ross, R. ez, R. C tin Fore- D. Curtis, R. Seale, D. Bonz, D. Black, E Prcca, Stultz, R. mon, J L Heck Fourth Row: C. G. Jensen, D. Sf IT! Rasmussen, C. Willic rin, G. Burgess, K. US Mcxrtlnez, R. A J mon, I'. eick, D recro Bl fnilaamenial fuadic Qaaupd The Hfgh School String Orchestra: First Row: R. Seidel, R. Moore, T. Green, O. Wilson, B. Joyce, J. Nuuser. Second Row: A. Hayes, C. Richzrdson, M, Venclouskos, D. Alex- onder, D. Jones, R. Polosz, Mr. Lyon, Director, N. Brown, G. Weinfurtner. A group of piano siudents of Mr. Louis Pisciottcx ond Mrs Gertrude Plewo: FIrst Row: W. Prokop, B. Joyce, T. Chesire, R. Seidel, O. Wilson G. Barker, J. lddlings, F. Felton. Second Row: W. Tcxhorcx, J. Fox, T. Green, H. Hugclns, A. Rodri quez, M. Preciodo, A. Beck, R. Honten, D. Jones, G. Heisser Top left: Senior string students R. Seidel, A. Hayes, O. Wilson, R. Moore. Top Right: Choir boys meet the eminent Belgium organist and composer during the Fourth Annual Liturgical Workshop held at Boys Town, August, l956. Left to right are M. Durr, J. Keller, Prof. Peters, R. Lopez, and C. Napier. Left center: Mr. Robert Mc Donald, Counsellor of cottage 38 and Concert choir wardrobe manager ties tenor Richard Ben- netts tie before the going away concert at the Music Hall. Below: The Grade School Band, conducted by Mr. lra George. l l 1 i l i ......J V 1 7!ze Scand ofgcvyl 70am . . . More than three hundred boys are actively engaged in some phase of the scouting program at Boys Town. Members of the Home,s staff, to- gether with several men from Omaha who have volunteered their services, act as unit leaders and comrnitteemen. An active program, which in- cludes a week of summer camp, keeps the units busy. Father NVegner is lnstitutional Director of Scouting. Mr. P. J. Norton serves as Institutional Piepresentativeg Kazuo lkebasu and Harry Hoiterber, Neighborhood Commissioners for the Mesca Districtg and Mr. Chet Plewa, Chairman. Mr. John Mc Quade serves as chairman of the Cubbing program. High School units are Ex- plorer Posts 37, 49 and 895 and Sea Explorer Ship 37. Grade School units are Scout Troops 37, 49, 89, and Cub Pack 37. These units are pictured below and on the following pages. Pictured above is a scene from the Rechartering Ceremony held in the Held house early in 1957. Scaulfinq L 7 e Sain! fafm geacfzmand Sancfaafuf Sa ' First Row: B. Joyce, F. Craft, G. Stacy, T. Chesire, P. Platz, F. Lamersfielcl, D. Stephens. Second Row: R. Trehan, D. Anderson, M. Leuck, M. Caveye J. Bush, VV. Tahcrra, Henry J. Grenier Jr., Moderator. Third Row: J. McKay, D. Partch, P. Downing, A. Coku, W. Ford, O. Wilson, R. Easton. Fourth Row: A. Hogan, T. Tomas, M. Oates, M. Hubert, P Deihl, R. Seidel, M. Stapleton. The Rev. Peter Dunne is sponsor of this group. fbaamalfiu Glad Left to right, seated: H. Hagan, J. Lance, B. Joyce, J. Murrell, Mrs. lro George, sponsor, J. Fox, R. Ray, L. Wrono, R. Seidel. , Standing: K. Dyson, C. Bump, V. Perez. ...Q l l J. -J! GMA The following cheerleaders hcive directed the Pep Club dur- ing 1956-1957. They ore pictured with the Pep Club sponsors. First Row: Paul Bluml, sponsor, J. O'Brien, B. Richards, Dan Hort, sponsor. Second Row: J. Thurston, D. Bcinz, P. Pintczr, J. Klepke, R. Curtin. ts- ,,,,!. , . -. 'lfwa' V l LKMJ i 4 -. is si, L e- C, it First Row: J. Dcivis, J. Enos, D. Spiller, W. McAllister, T. Curtis, J. Vcinderheider, M. Hubert, P. Mitchell, C. Boni. Second Row: J. Bolito, N. Rosenow, A. Courchene, G. De Armond, Mr. Joseph Yungloluth, moderator, H. Hurtddo, R. Cameron, C. Smith. Third Row: VV. Todlock, T. Stieben, M. Troll, E. Mount, P. Pintor, K. Nlc Lciughlin, J. Murphy, M. Stapleton, C. Del- lorio, G. Hilliker, M. Svvoyer, D. Jones. pep 0 ai Nam? R e 353acf ddafuf palace The 353rd Military Police Company, 'cBoys Town's Ownf' the first United States Army Re- serve unit organized on a high school campus, is composed entirely of Boys Town Seniors and Juniors, except for cadre. This unit was activa- ted at Boys Town late in 1955. Approximately 100 citizens are members of the unit this year, actively preparing themselves for military ser- vice to their country. The Unit will leave June 3rd for two weeks of field training at Camp Carson, Colorado. Captain Al Pattavina is com- pany commander. The unit spent two weeks at Camp Carson last summer. First Row: E. Christensen, V. Morgan, L. Reltz, R. Anderson, M. Brogan, R, Watson. Second Row: W. Moski, P. Deihl, D. Straumann, J. Farrell, R. Cross, R. Peterson, Maurice Skip Palrang, moderator. First Row: K. Johnson, T. Pittman, J. Weston, J. Daley, J Mc- Govern, J. Sterner, G. Elliott, P. Pintar, Mr. Palrong, moder- C1l'Ol'. Second Row: C. Williams, P. Klerr, E. Horan, M. Juan, M. Ster- ner, P. Smith, J. Gordon, J, Brody, R. Kemper, R. Akins. EGM i. -t Pylon Sfaff l Above: First Row: Left to right, T. Stieben, C. Williams, D. Foreman, P. Brogan, H. Hurtado. i Second Row: J. Castillo, P. Downing, W. Prokop, L. Brink, A. l l Costillo, O. Wilson. ' Third Row: R. Franks, T. Hayson, J. Raygor, J. Munkers, J. j Kubesh, H. Hiortsvong, faculty yearbook moderator. l l Below: First Row: P. Smith, J. Reitz, L. Reitz, J. Moyer, M. Trevino, J K. Ream. J Second Row: J. Seek, G. Elliott, J. Oliver, J. Hernandez, J. Daley, A. Tuzzio, Chester J. Plewa, printing instructor. Third Row: Edward Novotny, printing instructor, B. Hart, D. Black, W. Maski, O, Fulmer. J Ir' L Smal fdelwzlm Social activities are important in the life of the Boys Town citizen, A number of dances are held during the year for Seniors and Juniors. Chosen King and Queen of hearts during the annual Valentine Dance this year was Senior Sebert Choate and Miss Barbara Rogers, a senior at Mercy High, Omaha. The annual Junior-senior Banquet, Prom, and the Athletic Banquet are other important highlights of the years' social season. Above, left: Ray Partelow and date sit out a dance. Right: Crowning the King and Queen of Hearts. Left Center: Hungry oliners at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Below: A view of the Valentine Dance. sl 4,142.1 Nihietica afiae em 404 571011-Q Waudq B 7mm Gaps Side 7iZ!e Boys Town athletes competing in seven sports during the 1956-57 school year have given a fine account of themselves. The Cowboy foot- ball team opened the sports year in September with the first of a nine game schedule. During the season Coach Skip', Palrangls boys played in seven states before crowds totaling 57,649. Against some of the finest high school teams in the country, the footballers compiled the fine record of six wins, two losses and one tie. The second major sport in the school year, basketball, resulted in the second State Cham- pionship for the Boys Town basketball team. Starting the season with but one returning starter from last yearis championship team, and only four lettermen on the squad, the Cowboys progressed slowly. Suffering four of the seasons five losses in the first five games, the team gradually began to jell into a smooth, well-bal- anced ball club. In the remaining fifteen games, including the District and State Tournaments, the Boys Towners lost only one game. The Cow- boyis capped a fine season of twenty wins and but five losses, by sweeping past Creighton Prep and Omaha South in the District Tournament, and then handily defeating Benson and Grand Island for the state title. At the Season's close, Milton Iuan was named to the World Heraldfs All State Team. The All-Tournament team cho- sen at the end of the state tournament listed juan plus two other Cowboys, Jim Gordon and VVilburn Hollis. During the fall and winter months, Cow- boy athletes also competed on swimming and wrestling teams. The wrestling team had eight- een dual meets, winning eleven and losing seven. The wrestlers also entered the North High School Invitational Tournament, placing fourth. Mike Sterner won the 165 pound championship in this tourney. At the close of the season the Cowboy grapplers placed fourth in the four- teen team Nebraska State High School Tourney. The Boys Town swimmers had eleven dual meets, winning six while losing five, The Cow- boy swimmers also entered and won the Tech High School Invitational Meet, and at the sea- sons end they placed second in the state swim- ming meet. During the spring months Boys Towners competed in three other sports. At this writing, the Cowboy baseball team has played seven games, winning five and losing two. The ball team will play in the district tournament, in the middle of May, in an effort to again gain a berth in the state tournament. The Track team has an eight-meet schedule. To date the Cowboy runners have competed in 4 meets, winning 2 and placing second in the other two. The trackmen will run in the District Tournament at Omaha University in the near- future. The Tennis team coached by Mr. James O'Brien has a nine-match schedule, and has done a fine job in its earliest outings. Tennis is the youngest sport on the Boys Town program but the boys have shown great interest and fine progress. In four of the seven sports on the Boys Town program, reserve teams also compete. During this school year freshmen athletes also compe- ted with freshmen teams from other schools in football, basketball, wrestling, and track. The grade school at Boys Town also has a fine athletic program, and during the 1956-57 school year grade school teams have made fine records. Grade school boys compete on football, basketball, baseball, and swimming teams. Mr. john Scott coaches the three major sports and Mr. Neal Fennell works with the swimmers. The outstanding record of the grade school year was that of the basketball team. The young Cowboys won twenty-two games while losing none. An extensive intramural and interclass ath- letic program is carried out for the benefit of each and every citizen, especially for those who are not members of teams in interschool com- petition. Partelow, Burgess, R. L. Hudler, G. . Sloboclnik, J. Brady, hnson, J .lo T Row: K. Firs E. Horan, J. Sterner, F. Hall, J. Klepke. L. I, shel Bu ton, H. ES Lee, J. W Paquette, J. Hudler, R. Frazier, D. Row: R. cond Se Manager. Y Y N Va ff ebe Ford, J. W rtaclo, R. Garcia, R. Hu J. l, chae MZ Fritzke, R. Me- Davis, N. ssistcant Coach, D. Crow, J. owe, A nn Willia VV: Ro Tlffrd P. Smith, Maurice Farrell, ckson, W. Hollis, J. Ja nsen, G. Schulte, E. lich, E. Christe Coach. Skip Palrang, Hecld anager, M oolery, Reserve Assistant Coach, D. W I, . Stoffe M EDCE Row: Clar rth Fou M. Crumby, M. Sterner, R. Cross, P. Pintar, W. Shely, R. Peterson, George Pfeifer, nger, Frank einfurtner, G. Stri er, G. W mP Ke Reserve Coach, M. Juan, E. Wolff, R. GND Wm fluence 400116611 7eam.- Above: First Row: K. Rasmussen, C. Pena, R. Slobodnik, R. Slavens, R. Lyons, D. Starbakken, J. Gardner. Second Row: Herb Grote, Assistant Coach, C. Sandoval, J. Lee, D. Lightell, R. Curtin, B. Hart, G. Brady, E. Mendez, G. Weinfurtner, George Pfeifer, Reserve Coach. Third Row: J. Lance, P. Snyder, D. Jensen, L. Michael, R. Swoyer, D. Owen, H. Bushell, J. Peters. '7!1e Zlaeairman Zlaazfddl 7eam.- Below: Seated: J. Solis, student manager. First Row: D. Sliva E. Vanderpaol, D. Hamilton, J. Wright, J. Hurtada, T. Dollison. Second Row: Herb Grote, Assistant Coach, G. Schulte, S. Polino, R. Frazier, D. Roldan, J. Munlcers, George Pfeifer, Frosh Coach. Third Row: C. Devers, A. Hogan, D. Minakes, B. Dooley, C. Stoddard, J. Pablonis, P. Four Cloud. Jlaaldall R of he Weed f2e4ezwe Sea-Jan Recoad BT 38 Lincoln High 25 at Lincoln High 6 at Fremont 34 iowa Deaf 14 at South Sioux City 14 at St. Bonaventure, Columbus Games , Won .... ,...., Tied .. Lost . ,..,.. ,. .. B. T. Points 131 Opp. Points ,. 48 OPP. O 8 O 7 13 20 366404 Recaad De LaSalle, Kansas City, Missouri at Regis High, Eau Claire, Wisconsin De LaSalle, Minneapolis, Minnesota at Purcell High, Cincinnati, Ohio at Catholic Central, Detroit, Michigan Heelan High, Sioux City, Iowa at Washington High, Sioux Falls, South Dakota at Thomas Jefferson, Council Bluffs, Iowa at North Catholic, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Games ..... .... 9 Won . 6 Tied 1 Lost .,..,,. ,... ..., 2 B. T. Points .. .. 200 Opp. Points .. ..,. 126 Qaedfunan Seadon Recon! BT 2 at Lincoln HIgh iSophomores1 7 Omaha Holy Name Games 2 Won ,. 2 Tied O Lost ., .,.. ... . .. 0 B. T. Points ,. .. 9 Opp. Points .. . 6 OPP. O 7 25 28 6 7 19 14 20 OPP 0 6 ii First Row: J. Weber, student manager, J. Slobodnik, R. Cross, Second Row: R. Kemper, Mr. George Pfeifer, Reserve Coochg S. Choate, N. Frifzke, G. Brody, J. Peters, M. Juan, Mr. J. Gordon, W. Hollis, C. Williorns, R. Peterson, R. Keele, V. Nlourice H. Skip Polrong, Coach. Davis. naw- 'me aww squad First Row: Mr. George Pfeifer, Coach, P. FourCloud, R. Money, D. Hucller, J. Slobodnik, R. Holl, J. Solis, student monoger. Second Row: D. Hermsen, A. Thomos, J. Doniels, H. Bushell, R. Ross, B. Dooley. eezw- -me aww sqm! First Row: A. Flores, A. Hogan, J. Munkers, L. Wright, R. Colle. Second Row: J. Colderon, VV. Ford, D. Homilton, D. Smith, S. Nicholson, D. Slivo, R. Paulsen, Mr. Herb Grote, Couch. Third Row: E. Gilmore, C. Dcvers, S. Polino, D. Minokes, J Oliver, C. Stoddard, Wm. Smith. 1111111111 I2 11 1111 1,111 71.914114 Seeewn Sehedule and Reeaad Scottsbluff Scottsbluff Abraham Lincoln Omaha North at Carroll, Iowa at Shenandoah, Iowa at Lincoln High Sioux City Central at Omaha Cathedral Abraham Lincoln Omaha Holy Name Omaha Cathedral Fremont Omaha North Lincoln Northeast 61 at Omaha Benson liable! 7ouanameaf 50 Creighton Prep 43 Omaha South Slide 7au4namen! 56 Omaha Benson 53 Grand Island Games . 20 Won .. . 15 Lost .. .,.,,.. ,.,.... , 5 BT Points .. . .. .. 1,124 Opp. Points .. ,... ...,.. 8 52 OPP. 40 46 32 46 77 44 38 49 28 57 40 33 61 38 29 35 48 30 38 43 Redefwe Sedum Schedule and Reeaad BT 31 Omaha Cathedral 44 Omaha Holy Name 46 Abraham Lincoln 48 Omaha North 68 at Carroll, Iowa 53 at Shenandoah, Iowa 48 at Lincoln High 58 Sioux City Central 47 at Omaha Cathedral 63 Abraham Lincoln 61 Omaha Holy Name 77 Omaha Cathedral 52 Fremont 50 Omaha North 59 Lincoln Northeast 46 at Omaha Benson Games . Won .... ,. ..., . Lost .,.,.,,... .. BT Points ...,. . Opp. Points .,... ..., 16 15 851 558 OPP 45 21 52 35 35 29 40 50 25 30 42 35 31 32 42 34 6lae4!umm Seann Schedule end Recaed St. Patrick's, Fremont Omaha Cathedral Fremont Pu-blic Omaha St, Joseph St. Teresa, Lincoln Omaha Sacred Heart Omaha Holy Name Fremont Public Omaha Holy Name Games ..... Won , ,... Lost ......... B1' Points ........ .,,, Opp. Points 409 344 26 42 38 27 44 35 49 29 54 V3 l. Get it Juan! 2. Will he make it? 3. Cc1n't stop me! 4. Then ponclemonium broke loose! 5. Getting him pinned. 6. Tl1C1t's my boy, Swinwulnq 72604 Above: First Row: J. Brady, T. Coku, L. Roederer, W. Smith, B. Mc Allister. Second Row: F. Lammersfeld, J. Hack, R. Wells, J. Anderson, B. Rhudy, W. Tahara, D. Slove, T. Steggell. Third Row: Coach Jim O'Obrien, M. Sheehy, D. Fahey, B. King, B. Anderson, K. Maun, W. Maski. Fourth Row: J. Crumby, T. Brush, A. Beck, T. Tomas, M. Trevino. 7eam Below: First Row: J. Keller, H. Ringgenberg, J. Mc Govern, R. Akins, M. Davis, R. Gaytan. Second Row: D. Storbakken, student manager, R. Schanaman, J. Sterner, M. Sterner, E. Christensen, G. Weinfurtner, Mr. Tom Clarke, Coach. Third Row: J. Pechar, P. Platz, F. Fisher, J. Daley, J. Moyer, A. Garcia, W. Mc Cullough. Fourth Row: N. Jamez, W. Thompson, R. Cameron, G. Schulte, L. Gavigan, C. Jackson. First Row: Jim O'Brien, coach, H. Ringgenberg, R. Bennett, P. . 7 Lostaglia, S. Gromowsky, A. Rodriquez, J. lddmgs, M. Cav Wd em eye. Second Row: B, Schmidt, J. Stultz, R. Treat, C. Bump, M. Stapleton, J. Nauser, L. Karnback, E. Jackola. Swimming '7eam .Seann Record 7mm Seaton Rewad BT OPP. BT 29 Roosevelt High, Des Moines, lowa 48 24 at Corning, lowa 41 Lincoln Northeast 36 28 Omaha Tech 37 at Sioux City Central 40 35 Audubon, Iowa 50 North High, Des Moines, Iowa 27 22 Omaha South 41 at Lincoln Southeast 36 28 Bellevue 33 Lincoln Central 44 29 at Lincoln Central 39 Omaha Tech 38 13 at Omaha North 45 at Lincoln Northeast 32 36 Lincoln Southeast 35 Sioux City Central 42 21 at Bellevue 35 at Lincoln Central 42 36 at Lincoln Northeast 40 at Omaha Tech 37 19 Abraham Lincoln, Council Bluffs, la. 1st Place at Tech H. S. Invitational Meet 29 Coming' lowa 2nd Place at Nebraska State H. S. Meet ll al Audubon' lowq 39 at Lincoln Southeast Dual Meets .... ...., 1 1 24 Gt Omaha Tech Won ........,. .... 6 40 Fremont Lost ............ ....... 5 13 Omfllw N0l'fl'1 at Points ,....,... ...... 4 25 17 Of Omaha South OPP' Polnls 4'A t --A--A 4 22 4th Place at North H. S. Invitational Tour. 4th Place at Nebraska State H. S. Tour. Dual Meets ,.., Won , ....... Lost ...,., BT Points .,.. ..... Opp. Points ...,.. ...... 18 11 7 469 339 OPP 21 19 11 31 16 13 32 8 25 11 22 11 27 2 20 10 27 33 'Uaaul' Badeiall 7eam ET .5 Q V Q . -A it 5, T First Row: J. Weber, manager, R. Kemper, D. Lightell, J. Bolito, M. Brogcn, R. Slobodnik, K. Johnson, D. Crow. Second Row: G. Solis, R. Slovens, E. Wolff, V. Honermonn, D. Strciumonn, L. Gross, V. Pechcxr. Third Row: Mr. Skip Polrcng,Cocich, P. Brogon, C. Smith, R. Wcitson, L. White, C. Carroll, Mr. Ike Mahoney, Assistant Couch. R 3 A First Row: A. Boumon, W. Smith, R. Curtin, J. Dolph, M. Quinonez, A. Tuzzio, J. West, J. we Barnes, H. Ostert, J. Moyer. ' A Second Row: Coach Tom Clark, H. LcDouceur, T.-Dollison, J. Covonciugh, J. Peters, J. ea Slobodnik, G. Brady, J. Homlolin, J. Poblonis, D. Storboikken, M. Rini, D. Alexcmder, ' Student moncger. , Team lBelowl: ack Tr Freshman bevel: KA Track Team e Varsity Th First Row: W. Cordonnier, P. Platz, O. Parton, V. Whiteman, E. Van- ells, C. Crozier, W. Thompson, First Row: B. Pruelt, G. Robinson, E. W L. Martinez, J. Lopez, G. Palmer, Davis, C. pool, K. Dyson, M. der an, HGTT1 Scha an, R. Ju Trevino, M. Owens, R. Lopez, M. J Sterner, J. Grandmaison. Jackson. L. hi, rig W J Davis, C. Roldan, L. Gavigan, D. Smith, Second Row: D. Jam- Foglesong, N. J. Wi liams, G. Elliott, D. L. Schulte, Second Row: Bosma, J. ng, M. .Ki Delaney, L. Clavin, D. Leo, J eehy, V. Sh M. Fox, N. Fritzke, R. Cross, G. Fokken, gan, L. I' ez, L. Vigneri, V. Mo Crumby. Brady. Poquette, J n, R. FU Ho E. Jackson, sen, C. fm ers, D. He EV b Grote, coach, C. D Third Row: Mr. Her 1011, QS W J l',. Pfeifer, D. Clark, C. Napie Third Row: Coach George Hur- kes, P. Fourcloud, J. HG gan, D. Mi Ho N. Brown, R. Frazier, A. don, W. Hollis, P. Rodman, A. Thomas, C. I' Go J Lee, Scott, J. R. Daniels. rn, G. Schulte, J. bo do, R. Money, R. Ra TC nny, J. Irvin. Te ene, M. ch Cour Shely, A. Mitchell, W. s, R. CIIT1 Willi Bafiedall 7eam Recon! 7466A 7eam Sclerfufe and Recclul BT OPP. 7 Thomas Jefferson, Council Bluffs, la. 5 3 Thomas Jefferson, Council Bluffs, la. 6 3 Lincoln Southeast 0 T Omaha Benson O 10 at Lincoln Northeast 8 3 Thomas Jefferson, Council Bluffs, la. 2 Omaha North at Omaha Benson I Omaha Cathedral I.incoln Northeast Lincoln Central Omaha Cathedral Westside 'X Games Played ...... ....... I if... ......, 6 . nil vvon ......,...,........ .X ...4.......... Lost ...,,....... .... 3 ...... ...,..,. . I BT Runs .....,, I X ,... 'fjwlfi ........... 27 Opp. Runs ..... 3... ,.... .,., ..... 2 I s KI I . B T 8th 2nd Won Lost lst 2nd 2nd Omaha Invitational Thomas Jefferson Relays Dual, North High Dual, Lincoln Central Triangular T. J. 81 A. L. Triangular, Tech 84 South District Meet Grand Island Relays Fnbmmmal zfhlafiu A455 WJ The High School Intramural Staff: Seated: Mr. Steve Calhoun. Standing: Messrs. Dan Hart, Leonard Fralich, Paul Bluml, Frank Kerns, Maurice Skip Palrang, James Keenan. Intramural Swimming champs: Freshman section. First Row: W. Tahara, J. Munkers, Mr. Leonard Fralick, coach, L. Shangreau, H. Morgan. Second Row: J. Crumby, E. Brady, R. Slove, D. Hamilton, G. Filmore, T. Steggall, fnbmmaaal efmmfziond, Intramural touch football champions: Cottcge 18. First Row: L. Reltz, V. Honer- mann, E. Nicholson, R. Welles, R. Ander- son. Second Row: L. Landwermeyer, coach, D. Ford, W. Thomas, E. Koesterer, D. Strau- monn, L. Otto. Intramural wrestling champions. First Row: R. Little, choir, J. Pechar, choir, L. Pike, sophomore, J. Moyer, choir. Second Row: G. Weinfurtner, sophomore, G. Schulte, freshmen, J. Lee, senior, C. Coletta, senior, M. Davis, choir, T. Curtfs, sophomore. Class A lntrnmurzxl Basketbrll Chsmp- ions: Cottage 28. First Row: R. Curt'n, J. Weston, P. Jennings. Second Row: W. Becker, coach, J. Beston, G. Burgess. aacfe School 14lf1Jelic '7eam4 The Grade School Midget Football Team fAboveJ: First Row: L. Davenport, L. Hansen, E. Condren, J. Chesfre, M. Bossard, R. Brown, D. Vallier, R. Larson. Second Row: J. Vanderheiolen, R. Dirkx, D. Dirkx, L. Berger, E. Chavez, K. Jackson, D. Hart, J. Chesire, R. Blevins. Third Row: J. Scott, Cocch, G. Van Wieren, L. Spidell, L. McBc1ine, D. Seek, F. Finn, R. Schoenfield, P. Render, M. Pena. The Grade School Basketball Team fBelowJ: First Row: W. Diltz, R. Robertson, E. Fiero, P. Bell, R. Caniglia, J. Money. Second Row: Mr. John Scott, Coach, R. Burns, D. Rose, E. Hunter, R. Nolon, P. Means W. Eteeyan. Grade School CYO Baseball Squad fAbovel: FIrst Row: Student managers E. Chavez, D. McKamy, L. Berger. Second Row: M. Myers, M. Fierro, F. Spencer, R. Robertson, D. Ostert, A. Viescas, P. Bell, R. Caniglia. Thfrd Row: J. B. Scott, coach, J. Money, R. West, E. Hunter, G. Hodge, R. Noland, R. Burns, W. Diltz, D. Rose. Grade School Swimming Team lBelowJ: . mmm: Hom. Q First Row: W. Mitchell, D. Gleason, L. Bernar, P. Seger, J. Cyr, T. Luthey, J. Billingsley, E. Porter, D. Larson, L. Luthey, D. Cheshire, L. Billingsley, G. Dychs, I. Morgan. Second Row: W. Dowdy, E. Chavez, C. Durrett, R. Actis, E. Rhudy, C. Hupp, L. Billingsley, B. Brown, D. Dirks, M. Billingsley, M. Pena, C. Sanford, T. Ensor, M. Pena, C. Sanford, T. Ensor. Third Row: N. Fennell, coach, V. Meyer, A. Curtis, J. Scott, E. Schratzmeir, J. Rhudy, L. Edwards, R. West, T. Paintin, R. Larson, G. Rusterholtz, W. Gilmore, J. Cordova. 743 ,flame The Professional Staff of the Welfare Department. Above: Patrick Okura, Thomas Ryan, Rev. Edmond Walsh, Director of Welfare Department, George Arens, Michael Sullivan. Below: Thomas Higgins, Father Walsh, Carmen Pizatella, Kaz- uo lkebasu, Dr. Franz Plewa. Not pictured: Rev. Peter Dunne, Assistant Director of Welfare Department, Dr. Frank Chilese. Welfme fbefzafzlmenl .-fluff fx Www? First Row: Bro. Louis, Mrs. Lucile Perley, Bro. Gregory, Rector, Miss Peggy Longenteld, Bro. Nicholas. EW Second Row: Edward Domolokes, D. D. S., Bro. Elmo, Bro. Linus, Bro. Doniel, Fronk Corlotto, D. D. S. Not pictured: Pouil Martin, M. D., Heocl of the Medical Staff, Bro. Boniface, Assistant Rector. VLA! Staff YQ J . ' . sn I K -A-fl' n . .ff 'fi N' 'sz 'll I f , I9 nl' efzapfain The Rev. Samuel Hereforth Protestant Chaplain ? eaundelfafld. Some of the Boys Town Counsellors: Above: High School Section. First Row: Phil Gaffney, Henry Grenier, James Keenan, Russell McGill, Michael Millea. Second Row: Joe Stamm, William Tynan. Third Row: Wayne Becker, Robert McDonald, Frank Kerns. Below: Grade School Section. Seated: Lester Dreifuerst, Walter Smola, Scott Clark, Ray Metoyer. Standing: Charles Heiring, Don Webber, Leo Suter, Brendan White, Gene Loneman. F P k L r 1 P l P I w I I i P i ,. P n I H 1 i , Q 5. I, QM K, W of Office 1 ff g i. 0 . 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