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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1958 volume:

7fze pzflan 7958 mp 7awn '7fze 7958 Slicaff Editor: James Reitz. Assistant Editors: Wayne Maski, John Seek. Linotypists and Makeu : P p at Brogan, James Da- ley, John Hernandez, Henry Hurtado, Michael Trevino. ' Pressmen: Lawrence Brink, Julius Moyer, Jack Munkers, William Prokop, Kenneth Reith, John Seek, Anthony Thomas. Dummy and Proofpress: James Oliver, Thomas Zboralski. Typist and Proofreader: Clifford Williams. Binding: Michael Neilson, Anthony Tuzzio. Photograph Identification: Aristeo Castillo. Faculty Moderator: Herbert Hjortsvang. Printing Advisors: Edwin Novotny, Richard Davis. Photographer: Hen ry Stra ka. eww, of Me 1952 Mm Section Section Section Section Section Section 1 2 3 4 5 6 . Administration . Faculty . Seniors and Classes . Organizations and Activities . Athletics . The Home .9nfW ' Rf. Qeu. 111494. gclwafui flfanaqan Waundea af Boyd 7awn Baan - fufq f3, 1286 flied M64 I5 i948 C tfzens of Boys Town celebrated Founder's Day on December 8, 1957. Forty years ago on December 10, 1917, Father Flanagan began the work which was eventually to result in the inter- nationally famous Boys Town . The statue pfctured here typifies Father FlGnagan's love and interest in boys. lt was presented to the Home shortly after h's death, a gift of the Variety Clubs ot America. The statue, work of the American sculptor, Eugene Kormendi, is made of Indianavlimlestone. The tomb of Father Flanagan in Dowd Me- morial Chapel is viewed by many thousands of visitors each year. cfmfin ' 'nn On December 10, 1957, Father Flanaganis Boys' Home completed the 40th year of its ex- istence. These -10 years have been dedicated to the service and welfare of homeless boys. Since December 10, 1917, when our Founder, the late, beloved Bisgr. Edward Flanagan, opened the doors to five homeless boys, more than 8,000 boys have been citizens of Boys Town. Deprived through no fault of their own of the benefits of a good home, it has been the only real home many of them ever knew. At Boys Town they found love and care and understanding. Patient teachers and counselors have sacrificed themselves so that these young men might be prepared for a useful life. Here they received opportunities for a good education, based upon the fundamental principle that unless we build upon solid religious training, we cannot accomplish much. A well-balanced program of academic and vocational education, of wholesome sport, of cultural activities and extra-curricular pursuits, has been designed to fashion boys into mature men who are prepared to take their rightful places in the community, a credit to themselves and to Boys Town. Brothers Donold, Deon, Gene ond Roy Albert of Wichito, Konsos, ore welcomed by Fother Weg- ner upon their orrivol ot Boys Town in July of 1957. The Class of 1958 is the 22nd to receive diplomas from the Boys Town High School. The members of this fine Senior class will soon join other thousands who have gone be- fore you. All of us at Boys Town are proud of what you already have accomplished. Your achievements in the classroom and in other fields of endeavor are but a promise of even greater accomplishments to come. The years ahead will prove the real worth of your train- ing at Boys Town, and I am certain that our pride will ever increase with the passing of time. My best wishes and those of all your deans, your teachers, your counselors, and all who have had a hand in your training are with you. May the best of good fortune go always with you, and may God keep His arm about you all the days of your lives. gigs Broad, overall policies of Father Flklllklgklllk Boys' Home are determined by an eight-member board of Trustees, with the Most Rev. Gerald T. Bergan, Archbishop of Omaha, as its President. Archbishop Berganis interest in Boys Town has gone far beyond his vital interest in the general education of youth. On many occasions he has visited Boys Town to keep in close touch with its program, and his visits are always occasions of pleasure for the young citizens of the Home. Serving on the Board with Archbishop Bergan are Msgr. Ieremiah C. Buckley, Vicar-General of the Archdiocese, Msgr. Nicholas H. Wegner, Di- rector of the Home, Mr. William Grodinsky, Mr. VV. Otto Swanson, Mrs. Paul Gallagher, Mrs. '7Ae Mad fleueae-nd Arthur F. Mullen, and Mr. Albert Andrew Mur- Gewld 7 gylgan Phy- Qqaclribifr-up of Umafna The day-to-day administration of the Home pa I-4 Ht Baud of 74W-deed rests in the capable hands of Father Wegner, as Director of Boys Town, and members of his staff, but members of the board of trustees are always available for help and counsel. 1441 6316! aiew af frame . . . fbecma Assisting Father Wegner with the supervision of the 900 citizens of Boys Town are six Deans, who are dir- ectly in charge of various sections of boys in the Home. ln addition to his position as Assistant Director of Boys Town, The Rev. Edmond C. Walsh is Director of the Welfare Department and Dean of Ryan Hall. The Rev. Roman C. Ulrich, Superintendent of Schools of the Archdiocese of Omaha, is Dean of the Senior Section. The Rev. Francis P. Schmitt is Director of the Music Department, Dean of the Choir Section and Gregory Hall, and directs the famous Boys Town Concert Choir. The Rev. Peter Dunne is Assistant Director of the Wel- fare Department and Dean of the Freshman and Soph- omore Sections. The Rev. Aloysius J. McMahon is Dean of Eagle and Marquette Halls, and the Rev. John He- bert, Dean of the Junior Section. A capable and friendly staff of counselors work under the supervision of the Deans in the cottages and apartments of the various sections. The Rev. Edmond C. Walsh Assistant Director of Boys Town Director of the Welfare Department Dean of Ryan Hall T Rev. Roman C. Ulrich Superintend of Schools, Archdiocese of Omaha l- f the Senior Section The Rev. Francis P. Schmitt Director of the Music Department Director, Boys Tovvn Concert Choir Dean of the Choir Section and Gregory Hall F . . 1, fvdl ff! The Rev. Peter Dunne Assistant of the Welfare Department Dean of the Freshman and Sophomore Sections The Rev. John Hebert The Rev. Aloysius J. McMahon Dean ot the Junior Section Dean ot Eagle and Marquette Halls , ,K- Q Alai ' ,-'ll i Harold L. Crawford Superintendent of Schools The planning, administration and carrying out of the educational program at Boys Town is car- ried out by Cl capable and efficient staff whose goal is to give the best possible education to each and every citizen. Scfnaal Nmi' Dean R. Lusienski High School Principal Peter F. Mulreacly Trode School Director C. M. Stoffel, Jr. Elementary School Principol John Tolan Dr. Andrew A. Weresh Assisfgnf Principal Director of Vocational Guidance Elementary School Miss Nora Carr Elementary School Secretary Russel Stein High School Registrar WM 'wr Herbert A. Hiortsvang Trade School Registrar Above: Al Amato, Instructor of Shoe Repairing Aksel Bendtsen, Assistant Instructor of Baking Richard Blacker, Instructor ot Warm Air Heat- ing and Air Conditioning, Herbert Boyer, In structor of Mechanical Drawing. GUM ww law '- , .,.,. . E .yr . K ,N f' ' es: I sf' ' g fi ' ..... , 5 t 3 NSW' - a2a2a2aea:a2s..:a2 .F A :. ,Y N ' 'M' ' -Q . x .if -3 QQ ,:.: , Www-wrvtlv, 7. HQ 1. , SIZE H i s , ,, A -L ,.,, I - ' Ziff ., nvln ..,. I fx., .I , A R ,..... ...,: lnu, Q .Q . u N ,V 1' 3 ff is I I .,.' Q ' ,- I First Row: Helen Chase, Librarian, Bernice Chat- burn, Instructor of English, James Christensen, Instructor of Machine Shop, Thomas Clarke, Athletics, Instructor of Physical Education. Second Row: Genevieve Condon, Instructor of English and Typing, Richard Davis, Assistant Instructor at Printing, Frank Flaherty, Assistant Instructor of Automotive Mechanics, Ralph Forke, Instructor of Radio and Television Repair. Above, Ira George, Instructor of Instrumental Music, Director ot High School Band, Myrtle George, Instructor ot English, Herbert Grote, Instructor ot Science, Athletics, Edward Henkel, Instructor of Woodworking. First Row, Herbert Hiortsvang, Instructor ot Chem- istry, Marie Hutson, Instructor of Toiloring, George Johnson, Instructor ot Boking, Romeo La Porte, Instructor ot Mathematics, Latin. Second Row: Joseph McCarthy, Instructor of Mathematics, George Novak, Instructor of Automotive Mechanics, Edwin Novotny, In- structor ot Printing, James O'Brien, Instructor ot Religion, Athletics. 'Till' was vwmzfvmfcv 1 V 2- 11,3w-c..w-M - ' W iw 2 rf I li GC Mr. Schwortz, Instructor of Barbering, observes the Technique ot student barber Joel Hurtodo as he works on Anthony Flores. f I A 1. I -.v--, f A 0 L ,,f- I , I ' We I ' W it 5 I . . .. . . V ' I '- 5' Above: William Ollle, Instructor of Religion, Ath- W A W Q jwwk Ietics, Maurice Skip Palrang, Director ot Ath- Alzlll -M Qi? Ietics ond Intromurol Sports, George Pfeifer, zzzqzlf , Va Athletics, Instructor ot Physicol Educotion, F I Izluiv 'b Ll ff Stephen Polchert, Instructor ot Cerornics. 03. li 435: -- .... . ' A 5:5 gg - : 15:5 5 6 Q, ww-aka gym Q Wm ww I If wr Lett: Charles Redding, Instructor ot Cooking, Claire Rodgers, Instructor of English, Arthur Scherr, Instructor ot Science, Driver Troining, William Schwartz, Instructor ot Borbering. , Y, , 'Ni 535- af E , :,:::: :. ., 3 tw ' x if J X S1-Udenfs ond Faculty alike miss the pre- First Row: James Spencer, lnstructor of Science, sence of Miss Ruth Welch, lnstructor ot English ot 5OClOl 5TlfClleSi Warren Swan, lnstructor of Boys Town since 1947. Miss Welch left the teoch- Mvtherrwflcsz Hurley Tschvdy, lnstructor Of S0- ing stoff during the first semester because of ill- CIOl Studresz J0S9Pl'l VCU HGH, lnstructor Of ness. Sociol Studies. School gmpfayeed. . . . in K ,aww We Hauer' Second Row: Ruth Welch, lnstructor of English, Maurice Wolff, lnstructor of Sociol Studies, Joseph Yungbluth, lnstructor of Vocotionol Agriculture, James Zylla, lnstructor of Mothe- motics. Below: Leonard Dautremont, Trode School Cus- todion, Frank Kurtz, High School Custodian, Arley Reinmuth, Trode School Silk Screen Focility, louis Beszecles, Anna Bahry, Joseph Kosinek, Pottery Shop Employees. ggwkegv . Seated: Lila Lillethorup, grade 4, Lizetta Brown grade 6, Catharine Carrick, grades 2,3,4,5 Mathilda Wichert, grade 6, Rosemary Gerkin, grade 5, Rose McCabe, Reading and Spelling grades 4,5,6, Library. ezmwfw, Schaal amz Below: Seventh and Eighth grade Departmental Section. Seated: Nola Noyes, Social Studies, Health, Doro- thy Doran, Arithmetic, Reading and Spelling, Gretchen Kramer, Music, all grades, Pauline Kelly, Arithmetic, Health, Mariea Witt, English, Anna Barnes, Reading and Spelling, Library. Standing: Rose McCabe, Reading and Spelling, John McQuade, Social Studies, Science, Health, Julia Wagner, Reading and Spelling, Social Studies, Maxine Caftrey, Reading and Spelling, English, Maurice Kirby, English, Social Studies, Science, Health, Leno Caradori, General Shop. Not Pictured: Lucille Cannon, Art, John Scott, Physical Education, all grades, Carolton Bleick, Band Director. Seniaad rqncf 6la44e4 Z4 14lz'enz'we.f srl qw swan: .......mni Cottage 748 Swim of 1958 Senior Class Officers: Vice Presidenf James Brady, Presiclem' Wilburn Hollis, Secrelary Gerald Bracly. Dining Hull AK1Ns, ROBERT JAIWES, Toledo, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town December 3, 1952. Tailoring. Major letter in wrestling 1-2-3-4, Choir 1-2-3-4, B Club 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 4. BEAN, GARY GRANT, Pawhuska, Oklahoma. Arrived at Boys Town October 10, 1951. Academic Course. String Groups 1-2, Dramatics Club 1-2, Scouting 1, Army Reserves 3-4, PFC. BENNETT, RICHARD GENE, St. Joseph, Missouri. Arrived at Boys Town July 14, 1954. Heating and Air Condi- tioning. Commissioner 4, Major letter in tennis 3, Mi- nor letter in football 1, Concert Choir 2-3-4, Choir 1, B Club 3-4, Knights of the Altar 1, Pep Club 3-4, cheerleader 4. BEsToN, JOSEPH EDWARD, Poplar, Montana. Arrived at Boys Town December 23, 1951. Vocational Agricul- ture. Major letter in basketball 4, Minor letter in bas- ketball 1-2-3, Pep Club 3, Army Reserve 3-4, Pvt. I . BLAsHKA, JosEPH RONALD. E K BRADY, GERALD THoMAs, Ashtabula, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town August 22, 1951. Heating and Air Condi- tioning. City Clerk 4, Class Secretary 4, Major letter in basketball 3-4, Minor letters: football 3, basketball 2, baseball 3, B Club 3-4, Scouting 1-2-3. BRADY, JABIES ALFRED, Ashtabula, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town August 22, 1951. Academic Course. Mayor 4, Councilman 4, Commissioner 4, Class President 2-3, Class Vice President 1-4, Major letters: football 3-4, swimming 2-4, Minor letters: football 1-2, track 2-3, swimming 1-3, B Club 2-3-4, Amiy Reserve 3-4, PFC, Outstanding sophomore scholastic achievement award 2. BROGAN, PAT LARRY, Toledo Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town June 16, 1953. Minor letter in baseball 3, Pep Club 3-4, Pylon staff 3-4, Scouting 1-2. BRUSH, TED LEROY, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Arrived at Boys Town June 28, 1950. Tailoring. Major letter in swimming 4, Minor letter in swimming 2-3, Dra- matics Club 1-2, Pep Club 4, Scouting 1-2-3-4. BUERGEY, DONALD PAUL, Joplin, Missouri. Arrived at Boys Town March 18, 1950. Radio and Television Re- pair. Scouting 2. BURGVESS, GEORGE ANTHONY, Kansas City, Kansas. Arrived at Boys Town November 6, 1951. YVoodworking. Com- missioner 4, Major letter in football 4, Minor letters: football 2-3, baseball 2, Concert Band 3, Pep Club 3: Scouting 2. BUsc:11EK, FRANK XVILLIANI, New York, New York. Ar- rived at Boys Town june 13, 1954. Academic Course. Choir 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 4. BUsH, JOHN XVESTERVELT, Buffalo, New York. Arrived at Boys Town March 21, 1956. Academic Course. Knights of the Altar 1-2-3-4, Scouting 3. CAIXIERON, ROBERT JANIES, Chicago, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town june 30, 1952. Vocational Agriculture. Ma- jor letter in wrestling 4, Minor letters: track 1, wrest- ling 3, Pep Club 4, 4-H Club 2-3-4. CEN'I'A1N'IORE, FRANCIS ANTHONY, Omaha, Nebraska. Ar- rived at Boys Town December 10, 1951. Pep Club 3, Scouting 1-2-3. CHHISTENSEN, EDYVARD JOHN, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Arrived at Boys Town june 16, 1954. Baking. Major letters: football 3-4, wrestling 2-3-4, Minor letters: football 2, wrestling 1: B Club 2-3-4, Army Reserve 3-4, Pvt. COUIIZIHENE, ALBERT NKJHBIAN, Pueblo, Colorado. Arrived at Boys Town August 9, 1953. Vocational Agriculture. Commissioner 4, Minor letters in track 1-3, Concert Choir 2, Choir 1-3-4: Pep Club 4, 4- H Club 2-3-4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. CROSS, ROBERT LEONARD, Alexandria, Virginia. Arrived at Boys Town September 7, 1954. Councilman 4, Com- missioner 4, Major letters: football 3-4, track 2-3-4, Minor letters: football 2, basketball 2: B Club 3-4, secretary 4. CROWE, IDANIIL JOSEPH, NVinnebago, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town November 8, 1952. Ceramics. Major let- ters: football 2-4, baseball 2, Minor letters: football 1, basketball 1, baseball 1, B Club 2-3-4, Pep Club 4. CRoz1ER, CARL LENWOOD, Chicago, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town january 11, 1956. Barbering. Commissioner 4, Minor lcttcr in track 3, Choir 3-4, Pep Club 4. CRUMEY, h'1ICI'iAEL, Toledo, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town December 1, 1953. Machine Shop. Major letter in track 3, Minor letter in track 2, B Club 3-4, Pep Club 4, 4-H Club 3, Scouting 1-2-3, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. CUETIN, ROBERT J., Omaha Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town january 29, 1956. Air Conditioning. Minor let- ters: football 3-4, baseball 3, Pep Club 3-4, cheer- leader 3-4, Scouting 2-3-4. DAv1s, VER1. N BEAULEY. B IDRINKHOUSE, JAINIES LAWRENCE, Lajara, Colorado. Ar- rived af Boys Town September 4, 1953. Machine Shop. Pep Club 3-4, Scouting 1-2-3. EAs'roN, DONALD JOHN, Denver, Colorado. Arrived at Boys Town August 12, 1953. Ceramics. Choir 1-2, Pep Club 4, Scouting 1-2-3-4. ESTWVICK, Cuirris HENITY, New Orleans, Louisiana. Ar- rived at Boys Town june 27, 1956. Knights of the Altar 3, Pep Club 4, 4-H Club 3, Scouting 3, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. FHITZKE, NORRIAN CLIFFORD, Sioux City, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town September 10, 1952. Baking. Commis- sioner 4, Major letter in basketball 3-4, Minor letters: basketball 2, baseball 1, track 3, B Club 3-4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. GALLECIKJS, JAAIES X'7ENINO, San Pablo, Colorado. Arrived at Boys Town November 8, 1957. Ceramics. Pep Club GARCIA, RAIKION A., Brush, Colorado. Arrived at Boys Town September 29, 1954. Barbering. Minor letters: baseball 2, wrestling 3, Choir 1-2-3-4, Concert Band 2-3, Pep Club 4, Scouting 2, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. GARNER, LONNIE DEAN, Purdy, Missouri. Arrived at Boys Town February 15, 1956. Heating and Air Condition- ing. 4-H Club 3, Scouting 3. CEIGRR, VVILLIANI EDWARD, Clyde, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town March 19, 1953. Radio and Television Repair. CoRDoN, JARHES ROOSEVELT, Nashville, Tennessee. Ar- rived at Boys Town December 3, 1952. Automotive Mechanics. Councilman 4, Commissioner 4, Class Sec- retary 3, Major letters: football 3-4, basketball 2-3-4, track 2-3-4, Minor letters: football 2, track 1, B Club 2-3-4, vice president 4, Scouting 1. CIROAIOVVSKY, CHARLES SABIUEL, St. Joseph, Missouri. Ar- rived at Boys Town july 14, 1954. Academic Course. Minor letters: football 4, track 1, wrestling 1, Knights of the Altar 1, Pep Club 3-4. GRoss, LAWRENCE EDYVARD, Dodge City, Kansas. Ar- rived at Boys Town November 5, 1953. Heating and Air Conditioning. Minor letter in baseball 2-3, Con- ccrt Choir 2-3-4, Choir 1, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. BURTON, HEIISHELL WINIDELL, Detroit, Michigan. Arrived at Boys Town November 12, 1954. Ceramics. Concert Choir 1-2-3-4, Dramatics Club 1-2-3-4, president 1-2- 3-4. HART BRUCE ALBEN, Alliance, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town September 9, 1954. Academic Course. Minor letters: football 2, track 1, Pep Club 4, Pylon Staff 2. HECKIXIAN, LYNN FRANKLIN. Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. Arrived at Boys Town September 21, 1949. Machine Shop. Choir 1-2-3-4, Concert Band 1-2-3, Pep Club Army Reserve 3-4. PFC. 'FLI IL IAINI ANTHOR. r H11.L1KER, CCJIKIION LEE, Boon, Michigan. Arrived at Boys Town june 29, 1950. Vocational Agriculture. Concert Band 1-2-3-4, 4-H Club 2-3-4, Scouting 1, Army Reserves 3-4, PFC. Ho1sL1s, VVILBURN JOSEPH, Possum Trot, Mississippi. Arrived at Boys Town November 10, 1950. Machine Shop. Class President 4, Class Vice President 2-3, Major letters: football 2-3-4, basketball 3-4, track 2- 3-4, Minor letters: football 1, basketball 1-2, baseball 1-2, B Club 2-3-4, President 4, Kiwanis Club Award for football 3-4, Named to Teen,' and Sporting News magazines All-America Football Team 4. HUBEll'l', MIKE VVILLARD, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Ar- rived at Boys Town January 7, 1954. Vocational Agri- culture. Commissioner 4: Major letter in football 3-4, Minor Letters: football 1-2, basketball 2, baseball 1, track 1: B Club 3-4, Knights of the Altar 1-2-3-4: 4-H Club 2-3-4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. HUCKPIliY, hlACK CRARLEs, Harriman, Tennessee. Ar- rived at Boys Town December 14, 1953. Radio and Television Repair. Army Reserve 4, Pvt. ITURLEY, EDLIOND R., Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town July 21, 1954. Woodworking. Choir 1-2-3-4: Pep Club 4. HURTADO, HENRY RUDY, Kansas City, Missouri. Arrived at Boys Town January 8, 1954. Printing. Pep Club 3-4, Pylon Staff 3-4: 4-H Club 1-2-3-4, vice president 3. JAc:KsoN, LAURENCE LEO, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town March 16, 1956. Academic Course. Minor Letter in Track 3, 4-H Club 2-3, Scouting 2-3, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. JOHNSON, KERBIIT JEHOLIE, Sioux City, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town August 4, 1952. Major letter in baseball 2- 3, Minor letters: football 1-2, baseball 1: Choir 1-2-3-4, B Club 2-3-4. KELLER, EARL LEE, Des Moines, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town August 11, 1953. Academic Course. Minor let- ter in basketball 2, Dramatics Club 1-2, Knights of the Altar 1-2-3-4: Scouting 1-2. 1 LADOUCEUR, HARRIS LAsA1NTH, Grand Forks, North Da- kota. Arrived at Boys Town May 17, 1955. Automotive Mechanics. Minor letter in baseball 3, Concert Choir 2-3-4: Pep Club. LEE JOSEPH THOMAS, Raeford, North Carolina. Arrived at Boys Town January 11, 1955. Tailoring. Major Let- ters: track 3-4, wrestling 4, Minor letters: football 3, track 2, swimming 2-3: B Club 3-4. LEsERERc, JERRY LEE, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town September 5, 1950. Concert Choir 1-2-3-4. LIGHTFOOT, ROBERT CARL, Dubuque, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town September 3, 1953. Tailoring. Concert Choir 2, Choir 1-3-4, Concert Band 2-3, Pep Club 4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. LINDGREN, EDWARD NELs0N, Newbury, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town july 1, 1954. VVoodworking. Commissioner 4, Pep Club 3, Scouting 1-2-3, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. LOSTACLIA, PATRICK JOHN, Altoona, Pennsylvania. Arrived at Boys Town July 11, 1951. Machine Shop. Commis- sioner 4, Minor letter in track 1, Pep Club 3, Army Re- serve 3-4, PFC. LOSTAGLIA, PAUL JOHN, Altoona, Pennsylvania. Arrived at Boys Town july 11, 1951. Heating and Air Condi- tioning. Commissioner 4, Major letter in tennis 3, Mi- nor letters: track 1, tennis 2, B Club 3-4, Pep Club 4, Scouting 2-3, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. ly :KAY I LIES. S To MA1Rs, BEN, Brunswick, Missouri. Arrived at Boys Town March 30, 1954. Baking. Pep Club 3-4. NIAIEWVSKI, ROBERT JOHN, Chicago, Illinois. Arrived at Boy ow Jul 30, 1952. Ceramics. Pep Club 3-4. MAsKr, WAYNE CHARLES, Chicago, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town August 9, 1952. Printing. Mayor 4, Coun- cilman 4, Commissioner 4, Major Letters in swimming 2-3-4, Minor Letters: track 2, swimming 1, B Club 2- 3-4, Pep Club 4, Pylon staff 3-4, assistant editor 4, Scouting 3. l1I L1CIi, Ro 121131 H BIITCHELL, PAT ALBERT, Atchison, Kansas. Arrived at Boys Town October 28, 1955. Vocational Agriculture. 4-H Club 2-3-4, Scouting 1-2-3. MITCHELL, ROBERT FRANK, Denver, Colorado. Arlived at Boys Town September 9, 1954. VVoodworking. Com- missioner 4, Major letter in track 3, B Club 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Scouting 1. BIONEY, LARRY L.AX7EliN, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town March 6, 1953. Machine Shop. Choir 1-2- 3-4. MURPHY, JOHN NIICHAEL, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town September 29, 1954. Vocational Agricul- ture. Pep Club 3, 4-H Club 1-2-3-4. MYEIIS. XVAYNE BERNARD, Baltimore, Maryland. Arrived at Bays Town February 22, 1956. NVoodworking. Minor letter in tennis 3, Pep Club 4. NAUSSR, IOHNNIE AUcUs'rA, Independence, Missouri. Ar- rived at Boys Town September 26, 1951. Automotive Mechanics. Major letter in tennis 3, Minor letter in tennis 2, Concert Choir 1, Choir 2-3-4, String Groups 1-2-3-4, B Club 3-4, Pep Club 4. NEYVCOMER, NVILLIAINI RICHARD, Omaha, Nebraska. Ar- rived at Boys Town March 7, 1957. Academic Course. Pep Club 4. OATES, lx4AUHICE LEsLEY BENE1' JR., Phoenix, Arizona. Arrived at Boys Town june 15, 1955. Academic Course. Commissioner 4, Knights of the Altar 2-3, Army Re- serve 3-4, PFC. O.B1lIEN, joIIN lVlICHAEI.., Daytona Beach, Florida. Ar- rived at Boys Town March 31, 1955. Automotive Me- chanics. Commissioner 4, Minor letter in track 2, Pep Club 3-4. OWEN, DANIEL RICHARD, Denver, Colorado. Arrived at Boys Town june 28, 1956. Academic Course. Com- missioner 4, Major letters: football 3-4, basketball 4, Minor lettcr in basketball 3, B Club 3-4, Knights of the Altar 3-4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. PAQUETTE, RICHARD NoRBER'r, Orleans, Vermont. Arrived at Boys Town june 17, 1952. Automotive Mechanics. Commissioner 4, Major letters: football 3-4, track 3, Minor letters: football 1-2, track 2, Pep Club 3-4. PAUSCH, JOSEPH, Arrived at Boys Town March 2, 1957. Carpentry. Pep Club 4, Scouting 3. PITTISIAN, RANDOLPH T HEODORE, Chicago, Illinois. Ar- rived at Boys Town March 25, 1950. Academic Course. Major letter in swimming 1-2-3-4, B Club 2-3-4, Sec- retary 3, Knights of the Altar 1-2, Scouting 1-2-3. PuO:A, RAYIXIOND JOSEPH, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Arrived at Boys Town March 2, 1951. Baking. Concert Band 1-2-3-4, Dramatics Club 1-2-3-4, Knights of the Altar 1-2, Scouting 1-2-3. PHOKOP, JOSEPH PETER, XVest Bend, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town June 28, 1951. Woodworking. Pep Club 4. REITH, KENNETH RICHARD, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Ar- rived at Boys Town October 14, 1951. Printing. String Groups 1-2, Knights of the Altar 1-2, Pep Club 3-4, Pylon Staff 2-3-4, 4-H Club 1, Scouting 1-2-3, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. REITZ, JAIXIES LEsL1E, Jackson, Minnesota. Arrived at Boys Town January 27, 1952. Printing. Minor letter in wrest- ling 1, String Groups 1, Pep Club 4, cheerleader 4, Pylon Staff 2-3-4, Editor 4, Scouting 2. RHOD1-:s, XVILMER CLAYTON, Charleston, West Virginia. Arrived at Boys Town January 15, 1953. Radio and Television Repair. Concert Choir 3-4, Choir 1-2, Pep Club 4, Army Reserve 8-4, PFC. RIES, STANLEY JOSEPH, Madelia, Minnesota. Arrived at Boys Town August 20, 1957. Automotive Mechanics. Pep Club 4. ROIJIXIAN, PAUL ALLEN, Creve Couer, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town September 14, 1955. Barbering. Commis- sioner 4, Minor letters: football 2, track 2-3, Knights of the Altar 3, Pep Club 3, Scouting 2. RODRIGUEZ, ABIBROSE RIANUEL, Pueblo, Colorado. Arrived at Boys Town April 5, 1956. Radio and Television Re- pair. Pep Club 4, Scouting 3. ROEDERER, LAVERNE AIXDEL, Davenport, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town March 21, 1955. Radio and Television Repair. Major letter in swimming 45 Minor letter in swimming 2-3, Knights of the Altar 2-3, Pep Club 35 Scouting 2-3-4. Ross, RONALIJ LEE, Alexandria, Virginia. Arrived at Boys Town September 8, 1954. Machine Shop. Minor letters: football 2, basketball 3, Pep Club 4. SANDOVAI., CONRAD CYPRIAN, Pueblo, Colorado. Arrived at Boys Town April 28, 1956. Academic Course. Com- missioner 4g Minor letter in football 3, Knights of the Altar 3-4, Pep Club 3-45 Army Reserve 3-4, Pvt.E-2. SCI-ITNIIDT, BERNARD EBIANUEL, Sioux Falls, South Da- kota. Arrived at Boys Town june 1, 1956. Academic Course. Major letter in tennis 3, Pep Club 4. SHAFIQR, RAYIKIOND LAVERNE, jackson, Michigan. Arrived at Boys Town August 8, 1954. Tailoring. Minor letter in football 1, Knights of the Altar 1-2, Pep Club 4, Scouting 2. SI-Ivilsv, XVILLIABI IJONALD, Cynthiana, Kentucky. Arrived at Boys Town August 12, 1949. Academic Course. Ma- jor letter in track 3-4, Minor letters: football 1-2-3, track 1-2, B Club 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Scouting 1-2-3-4: Report to Governor 3, Philmont Ranch 3, Army Re- serve 3-4, PFC. SI.AvI-3Ns, L 'wis RICHARD. A ' 'II 1 SNAER, DAVID RIARTIN, Chicago, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town June 24, 1952. Machine Shop. Concert Band 1-2-3-4, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. SPERLIN, joIIN PATRICK, Chicago, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town February 8, 1955. Baking. Minor letter in track 2, Pep Club 3-4. STONVAY, Vrrrrou jA1xIIis, Kansas City, Kansas. Arrived at Boys Town january 23, 1952. Barbering. Concert Choir 1-2, Choir 3-4. STRAUIXIANN, IDARRELL DEAN, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Arrived at Boys Town July 8, 1950. Academic Course. Commissioner 4, Concert Band 1-2-3. STULTZ, JERRY JUAN, Dallas, Texas. Arrived at Boys Town September 22, 1952. Machine Shop. Minor letter in tennis 3, Choir 1-2-3-4, Concert Band 1-2-3- 4, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. SWOYER RICHARD D, Pueblo, Colorado. Arrived at Boys Town November 2, 1954. Baking. Commis- sioner 4, Minor letters: football 3, track 2, Scouting 2- 3, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. THoMAs, ANTHONY JosEI1H, Toledo, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town June 30, 1954. Printing. Commissioner 4, Major letters: basketball 4, track 3-4, Minor letters: football 1-2, basketball 3, track 2, B Club 3-4, Pylon Staff 4, Scouting 2. THURsToN, JACK GARY, Kansas City, Missouri. Arrived at Boys Town April 29, 1953. Radio and Television Repair. Councilman 4, Commissioner 4, Concert Band 1-2-3, Pep Club 3-4, Cheerleader 3. I TOXICHIN, EDXVARD ALBERT, Brooklyn, New York. Ar- rived at Boys Town August 3, 1955. Academic Course. TREAT, ROGER LEE, Lincoln, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town January 3, 1956. Academic Course. Minor letter in tennis 3, Pep Club 3-4, Scouting 3, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. TREVINO, BIICHAEL ARCIADEO, Calesburg, Illinois: Arrived at Boys Town October 30, 1951. Printing. Councilman 4, Commissioner 3-4, Major letters: track 3-4, swim- ming 4, Minor letters: basketball 1, track 1-2, swim- Ining 3, Concert Choir 1-2-3-4, B Club 3-4, Pep Club 4, Pylon Staff 3-4. T Uzzro, ANTIIDNY JABIES, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Arrived at Boys Town July 21, 1949. Printing. Minor Ietter in baseball 3, Concert Choir 1-2-3-4, Pylon Staff 3-4. X7HNC1.AUSKAS, AIIKE, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town January 28, 1955. Baking. String Groups 3, Pep Club 4, Scouting 2-3, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. XV XV NV XV XV EGGELANIJ, TERRY PA'rIut:K, Great Falls Montana. Ar- rived at Boys Town January 5, 1954. Radio and Tele- vision Repair. Commissioner 4: Minor letter in track 1: Concert Clioir 3: Choir 1-2-4, Pep Club 4. Es'roN, JOSEPH IIPHANCIS, jacksonville, Florida. Arrived at Boys Town January 12, 1951. Barbering. Commis- sioner 4: Major letters: football 2-3-4, basketball 4, track 3-4, Minor Letters: football 1, basketball 1, track 1-2, B Club 2-3-4: Pep Club 35 Scouting 1-2. HITE, LAIXRX' ALLEN, Independence, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town january 25, 1956. Academic Course. Major letter in baseball 3, B Club 3-4, Pep Club 4, Scout- ing 3. ILLIANIS, CLI1-'Forum NIICKEY, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town August 22, 1950. Printing. City Clerk 4, Commissioner 3-4: Major letters: football 4, basketball 3-4, track 2-3-4: Minor letters: basketball 1-2, track 1: Concert Choir 1-2-3, Choir 4, Concert Band 1-2-35 B Club 2-3-4, Pep Club 2, Pylon Staff 3--4. ILLIABIS, XVILLIABI J., Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town August 22, 1950. Academic Course. Choir 1-2-3-4, Concert Band 1-2-3. Zlmfeaqaa Glafu Gffzcm 195 7-1958 Top: Junior Closs Officers: John Slo- bodnik, Vice President: Roy Keele, President: Secretory, Richord Holl. Center: Sophomore Closs Officers: Joel Hurtodo, Vice President: Curtis De- vers, President: Robert Money, Sec- reto ry. Bottom: Freshman Closs Officers: Pot- rick Meons, Secretory: Roy Burns, President: Aulick Lone, Vice Pres- ident. u n i 0 r Above: Below: First Row: A. Castillo, R. Picraux, A. Goku, K. First Row: J. Green, J. D0ver1p0rt,G. Donley, Shearer, R. Maxon, D. Second Row: T. Curtis, F. Four Cloud, J. West, R. Third Row: G. Green, G. L. Conard, M. Aragon, Lightell, J. Keller. Rosenow, M. Tenny, P Lopez. Barker, S. Gromowsky, M. Davis. Kapitany, L. DuCharme, D. Partch, J. White. Second Row: J. Irvin, E. Mendez, W. McBride, K. Rasmussen, M. Neville, W. Funk. Third Row: J. Hamblin, N. Brown, G. Berger, J. Vonderheiden, J. Enos, T. Green, R. Austin L. C 1 2:1 S S '9 ll ll I 1 0 I' Above: Below: First Row: B. Pruett, M. Mitchell, J. Owings, J. First Row: T. Zborolski, L. Foimon, J. Seek, G. Tcuboko, F. Bokelmon, R. Defrotes, J. Hernon- Weinturtner, D. Minokes, J. Owens, W. Prokop dez' R' HGH' Second Row: C. Mortinez, G. Polmer, R. Hcinten Second Row: J. Kubesh, M. Neilson, E. Lornerond, P. Rivero, A. Willioms, J. Loncoster. W. Driessen, R. Hoke, R. Derschon, F. Felten, S. Third ROW: T. Condren Q Oni L. Mcmn D. Young' Jensen, F. Bokody, R. Fronks, J. Lonce. Third Row: L. Niecikowski, R. Guhde, V. Guinn, l E. Buck, R. Render, P. Mount, C. Boni, A. Pfeiter. C 1 a S S ll ll I 1 0 I' Above: Below: First Row: J. Pechor, J. MCG-overn, K. Dreessen, First Row: M. Quinonez, K. Boker, D. Foglesong N. Jomez, W. Thompson, W. McCullough, H. W. Smith, M. Szobo, J. Slobodnik, L. Pike. Ringgenberg' Second Row: P. Sn der, J. Anderson, R. Mortinez Y Second Row: G. Robinson, W. Hordyn, J. Minor, F- Newmcmf J- Chfisiensonf J- Riepef J- Hoch- J' Daley' L' KOVOCS' W' Hopkins' Third Row: M. McKomy, J. Brownson, D. Bdte Third Row: D. McColIor, D. Spiller, W. Sheffield, rnon, L. Schulte, M. Preciodo, V. Perez, J M. McKnight, W. Kern, L. Choate. Gdunce. C 1 2:1 S S S Above: Belovv: First Rovv: L. Grandmaison, R. Seiberling, 2-539- ngy, E. Hart, A. Castillo, ljA,,,I,,e.q,gl4, Second Rovv: W. Tahara, R, Rav, J. Martinez, J. Maes, G. Brown, H. Aubin, A. Kabance. Third Rovv: L. Wright, G-Qi,,I,m,Q,Le,, V. Delaney, D.' Keen, D. Anderson, J. Mustain. First Rovv: D. Hogan, M . Durr, D. Spevak, P. Platz J. Wright, T. Chesire, Second Rovvz P. Klirnek mowski, E. Brady, Stephens. Third Rovv: R. Trehan Glaser, T. Tornas, J. 0 P h 0 m 0 I' C 03418 P. Lorenz, J. Brink. , J. Wise, K. Avent, J. Kli R. Frazier, B. Dooley, D R. Syslo, F. Dvorak, J Richardson, H. Young. all-Q C 1 El S S S 0 P I1 0 m 0 I' C Above: Below: First Row: F. Craft, R. Schafer, F. Lammersfeld, J. Murrell, D. Alexander, G. Lucy, L. Neal. Second Row: S. Calderon, ' D. Herm- sen, T. Dollison, J. Hurfado, G. McNar'nee, A. Gallegos. Third Row: L. Wrona, T. Steggell, , J. Fonfaine, D. Roldan, R. Money, J. Daniels. First Row: E. Vanderpool, R. Holan, S. Nicholson R. Hill, R. Skaff, O. Wentzel, D. Nafion. ' Second Row: C. Ausrin, E. Young, W. Toal, L Gavigan, T. Longinoni, R. Augustine. Third Row: G. Leatharn, E. Kerins, A. Flores, C Devers, S. Polino, R. Lane, D. Leo. C 1 a S S S 0 P h 0 Above: Below: First Row: J, lddiggs, J. Dggg , H. Krohn, R. Rd born, L. Brink, R. Sodd, M. Rini. Second Row: Jifggb, W. Ford, R. Cross, C. Jock- son, M. Beckhdm, A. Rhudy, L. Ciovin. Third Row: F. Noiero, M. Sheehy, Qjghulfe, C. Roderick, H. Todd, P. Burgess, J. Cdvondugh Firsi Row: J. Sodd, B. Blondin, R. Lifile, F. KUT schke, G. Feist, R. Bleoch, F. Downie, G. Stdcy Second Row: C. Esfep, J. Whifmdrsh, S. Tenny, J Vcillier, G. DuChc1rme, R. Slove, J. McKay. Third Row: R. Leseberg, L. Belisle, P. Poulson, J Munkers, R. Gorcio, L. Schvvdriz, C. Cdrroll. C 1 3 S S F I' C S Ill 3 ll Above: Below: First Row: A. Jockson, M. Crosse, M. Skdtt, J. First Row: Y. Motte, J. Wotson, J. Schmidt, W. Po Henning, J. Honekomp, R. Seiberiing, R. lond, J. Zdppo, L. Berger, J. Gorcio. Studer' Second Row: C. Choney, J. Bridges, J. Keeler, M Second Row: R. Vigil, D. Mourek, B. McLeoney, L. Brothweli, L. Russ, L. Spilier. Smiihf E' BU e'fJ- scoff- Third Row: T. cosfor, R. Curfis, T. Poinnn, R Third Row: J. Bowmon, J. Kern, A. McMullen, V. Wgrnl J, Benson. Meyer, J. Bodicil, D. McClees. h R P h dl C Ad I Fourth Row: H. Lowrence, W. Eichelberger, F. FOUH OW: ' Chan er' ' GW' J' Hutton' T Zochmon, M. Doohen, A. Lone, G. Hodge. Hcrmess' Ar C resos' 3 S S F I' C S h m 21 Il Above: Below: First Row: F, Spencer, T. Nirschl, D, Winter, F Foose, D. Serdinsky, R. Prokop, M. Koczar, J Eller. Second Row: J. Cavens, J. Sanford, D. Hacker, D Seek, R. Hellman, R. Caniglia, L. Kapitany. Third Row: R. Anderson, J. Palmer, R. Stewart, J. Cordova, W. Lucero, E. Coleman. Fourth Row: R. Carnes, D. Sawyer, D. Keffer, J Puncec, K. Sheehy, E. arr l First Row: M. Pearson, M. Picraux, R. Brown, D Kemp, R. Actis, D. Money, W. Huff, D. Rose. Second Row: G. Clark, C. Bridges, D. Albert, R West, W. Hunter, R. Mares, R. King, M. Szabo Third Row: L. Shain, R. Goodman, E. Cheatum, D Ellingsen, W. Sanford, R. Larson, R. Great house. Fourth Row: L. McBaine, M. Wall, R. Orduna, T Anderson, S. Hardin, J. Henning, J. Lucas. C 1 a S S 53 F r e s ll m a n Above: Below: First Row: A. Garcia, J. Lucas, C. Durrett, D. Collins, J. Holewinski, Gnlggasits, G. Simon. Second Row: C. Song, S. Hernandez, T. Freestone, A. Vigil, R. Matuszewski, R. Stamp. Third Row: P. Noland, W. Eley, J. Shaw, C. Le wondowski, K. Logan, B. Bucy. Fourth Fow: R. Winston, R. Burns,'D. Burghcirdt, J Holman, F. Moreno. First Row: T. Blandin, L. Stahl, A. Astuto, D. Val lier, A. Kline, T. Williams, T. Lieby. Second Row: W. Martinez, J. Derville, J. Sala nitro, G. Rusterholz, E. Feist, T. Westbury. Third Row: Wjtggggn., P. Silvia, M. Myers, L Mulligan, M. Fierro, P. Prisinzano. Fourth Row: J. Pittman, S. West, J. Rhudy, J Bishop, W. Diltz, , J. Bossard. C 1 a S S Boyd 7awn 5 em School 7fae Qfmcluali Blau of 1958 Above: Below: First Row: C. Burkord, R. Lyons, R. Tober, W. Co- sentino, R. Holey, C. Brown, K. Corter, A. Light- toot. Second Row: P. Lopez, L. Spidell, D. Stowers, R. Devers, G. McForIond, G. Albert, D. Fielder, D. Voeller, L. Curtis. First Row: J. Cyr, B. Prokop, D. Hort, R. Dirkx, J Wolker, T. Brown, R. Lourson, P. Noiosco. Second Row: J. Porker, J. Gclllegos, G. Von Wieren, N. Corter, C. Schrcitzmeier, W. Beebe E. Gipson, J. Vonderheiden, D. McKomy. Third Row. D. Herbel, P. Render, R. Smith, R Von Wieren, R. Shepard, C. Dixon, A. Mondio F. Finn. E i 5 h t h Above: First Row: E. Sdlozor, B. Howord, R. Johnson, E Rhudy, T. Brewster, L. Billingsley, E. Condren M. Stell, M. Billingsley. Second Row: J. Chesire, D. Coyle, D. Morris, M Terry, M. Bubon, K. Kern, G. Buergey, L. Ed words, R. Cerrnok. Third Row: G. Anderson, J. Evdns, W. Gilmore P. Crocker, W. Osby, T. Morton, P. Gunter, S. Sternik. Below: First Row: B. Dovis, E. Stoworz, J. Gewecke, J Morgon, G. Sterbo, G. Lewis, M. Devore, F Roybol, L. Estep, T. Subro. Second Row: C. Campbell, J. Wentzel, G. Cob erly, R. Rogers, T. Ahr, J. Orr, W. Greothouse D. Briggs, J. Povey. Third Row: O. Kussmcinn, J. Bosto, R. Siebler R. McMinn, R. Schoentield, G. Anders, D. Mc Andrews, T. Douer, R. House. G I' El d e T' E i 2 11 t il Above: Below: Firsf Row! L. McLeoney, O. Brown, D. Morx, J. Firsf Row: E. Dovis, M. Borber, M. Pedersen, D Jinkens, D. Griffin, T. Fisher, J. Boffersholl, C. Pluff, W. Gorehom, E. Huff, T. Mores, C. Son Bodiol, D. Johnson. ford. Second Row: M. Srnifh, M. Binder, L. Von Ness, Second Row: J. Bushor, D. Voeller, L. Honsen, D R. Simpson, R. Gobourie, J. Durcundo, J. Walsh, Kouffmon, G. Morify, R. Singleton, K. Jockson R.C. Smith. W. Nonson, R. Solozor. Third Row: G. Reynolds, C. Lichfenwolfer, R. Third Row: W. Urban, E. Roymer, V. Zborolski Wylie, R. Kelsey, J. Connon, G. Reimer, E. Snel- P. Lone, M. Pefreo, P. Doubek, C. Corson, J. De ling. Loney. G I' El cl e CONGRATULATIONS, MR. MAYOR! Omgoing Moyor Wayne Moski Cleffl Turns over The reins of city government To Jclmes Brody in Jonuory. ' ' nd, anal rqcfiaified .IX X- 1 fi The City Council poses for its formal portrait with Father VVegner. Seated from left to right around the council Table are Councilmen Robert Cross and jack Thurston, Mayor james Brady, Father NVegner, City Clerk Gerald Brady, and Councilmen James Cordon and Mike Trevino. Mayor Brady, the fifty-seventh Mayor of Boys Town, and his council hold office from Ianuary until graduation day on Iune 1. Seq-Qauefznmenl' A self-government system has been in opera- tion at Boys Town for many years. It is a Mayor- City Council form of govermnent. It helps give our citizens of Boys Town practice in governing and knowledge and respect for our democratic American system of government. A new mayor and city council are selected each six months on the following basis: From among the twenty-five cottages commissioners are selected five council- men. One of these five is elected by his fellow students in the high school section to the position of Mayor. The city clerk is appointed by the May- or and is usually the latterls campaign manager. Membership on the council is a high honor for it indicates fine ability, willingness to assume re- sponsibility, and the confidence and trust of fel- low students. Seniors VVayne Maski and James Brady ser- ved as Mayor during the two six-month terms of the current school year. Members of Mayor Mas- kils council, who served from July, 1957, to Jan- uary, 1958, were Robert Cross, Mike Trevino, James Brady and Iames Cordon. Clifford NVil- liams was city clerk. 7fze Made le lineal' Every Boys Town citizen is given ample op- portunity to participate in the music program. If he has the desire and ability to sing, he may join one of the three choirs. Experience in the Chantel and Repertoire choirs may qualify the boy for participation in the Concert Choir, which last Fall concertized from coast to coast. 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 level and more than a third of Boys Townls young men play band instruments. A sizable group of boys study string instruments. Piano and organ are studied privately by several dozen boys, Whose daily practice periods culminate in an animal recital. Even the boys who do not perform any of these varied musical skills have the opportunity to participate as spectators when the music De- partment presents concerts by such famed artists as the Roger XVagner Chorale, the Little Singers of Paris, the Omaha Symphony Orchestra, the University of Nebraska Symphony, the Santa Cecilia Choir of Rome and the world renowned Belgian organist, Flor Peeters. Seated: Paul Sing, Frank Szynskie, Norbert Letter, Mrs. Gertrude Plcwa. Standing: Carolton Bleick, Louis Pisciotta, James Bell, Ira George, Carl Lyon. rj vi C o an E 1 C. o E no o o CD ci .6 U o I 1 C. O -o- L D no 1 LC 3 CD U :J O Q O -1 7 2 O Q: 'O ,t .C P- +L 3 no u.i L, an .X L. U L -3 4-. S- o I d C, o U7 JC U o 7 Q 6 o U7 L o ...I oi nez, B. VT Cl CM lo, Sys T, R. rd ha TT, R. Raborn, D. Burg TIS Walsh, R. Ben ckius. Be r, C. Cy J Larson Davis, D. l, B. U vv H. Mondia Ro First Pa D. Brock, G. E Second Row: J, Keller, L. Guyon, G. Kramer, A. Castillo, P. Lorenz, P. Joyce. Render, D. Two Shields, F. Felren, A. Castillo, J. Rogers, M. Durr, L. Fourilfi Row: J. Seek, C. Carroll, J. Oliver, R. Ausiin, R. Keele, R. Render SCIVIS. M P Rhodes, A. Tuzzio, C. Daniels, vino, J VG NLT venpori. Da Z' from 7957-58 G14 4- 58 195 7- CZ Bm Laaqfi 7awn eancefzl' Ng v 1957-58 Sahara! Banc! enlafuf 'Me Elem The String Orchestra C Pictured Abovel Mr. Carl Lyon, Director Violin: E. Gipson, N. Carter, W. Gilmore, P. Gun- ter, T. Brown, M. Tasker, C. Beckius, J. Wiley, D. Lincoln, L. Cook, A. Connor, R. Martinesky A. Salazar, D. Larson, P. Hernandez, J. Molli- son, A. Mollison, G. Paul. Viola: T. Green, V. Perez Knot picturedl, S. Barnes, L. Paul, K. Jackson. Cello: J. Nauser, B. Joyce, D. Alheit, J. Chesire. Bass: N. Brown, G. Weinfurtner. Opposite page: Top: A group of high school piano students. First Row: Mr. Louis Pisciotta, instructor, E. Brady, F. Spencer, F. Felten, Mrs. Gertrude Plewa, in- stuctor. Second Row: B. Joyce, G. lddings, M. Mitchell. B. Prokop, E. Buck, P. Lorenz, J. Zappa, H. Burton. Third Row: R. Syslo. Center: A group of elementary school piano stud- ents. First Row: C. Beckius, D. Larson, G. Beckius, K. Li- es, Mrs. Plewa, instructor. Second Row: S. Barnes, N. Carter, L. Luthe, H. Tr- ent, M. Billingsley, J. Mollison, J. Cyr, G. Paul. Third Row: Mr. Ferenc Denes, instructor, B. Pro- kop, J. Parker, R. Gabourie, J. Ayala, J. Batt- ershall, H. Loshonkohl, J. Walsh, J. Orr, M. Sm- ith. Bottom lett: Father Schmitt and a group of his concert choir boys about to depart tor a tour. Bottom right: The Boys Town Music Hall, home of fine music and song. The Concert Band Mr. Ira George, Director Clarinets: L. Grandmaison, M. Pena, D. Seek, J Whitmarsh, E. Hart, D. Snaer. French Horn: D. Maurek, R. Slove, L. Pike, K Rasmussen. Saxophones: F. Felten, J. lrvin. Baritones: J. Pittman, R. Curtis, G. Hilliker, J Green, J. Stultz. Cornets: G. Stacy, G. George, D. Spevak, F. Lam- mersteld, C. Martinez, R. Actis, G. lddings, G Barker. Percussion: P. Platz, S. Cho, T. Steggell, J. Pablo nis, T. Blandin. Basses: J. Scott, R. Proca, D. Jensen. Trombones: C. Schratzmeier, F. Moreno, W. Tah ara. Not pictured: D. McLees. The Elementary School Band Mr. Carolton G. Bleick, Director Clarinets: R. Aldenhott, R. Larson, C. Barker, N Carter, P. Nolasco. Oboe: P. Render. Cornets: R. Smith, F. Morgan, A. Mondia, J. Gall egos, J. Cyr, Trombones: C. Schratzmeier, D. Hart, C. Dixon, R Dirkx, D. Banz, R. Banz, F. Van Wieren, J. Van derheiden, J. Walker, F. Finn, J. Parker, G. Cur ry, D. McKamy, L. Davenport. French Horn: B. Prokop. Tuba: S. Barnes, R. Shepard, R. Van Wieren. Drums: D. Herbel, E. Porter, E. Gipson, T. Brown MW. Q, llfze ,arm sm Seoted: J. Scott, T. Chesire, P. Plotz, R. Seiberling Second Row: Rev. Peter F. Dunne, Locol Director, D. Anderson, J. Bush, A. Curtis, L. Gronolnnoi- son, R. Syslo, B. Joyce, Henry J. Grenier, Jr. Moderotor. Third Rovv: C. Sondovol, R. Stomp, W. Ford, A Coku, R. Voeller. Fourth Row: D. Owen, T. Tomos, R. Trehon, J Stultz, M. Hubert, D. Jensen. Locol Officers: Eorl Keller, Supreme Grond Knight, Peter Plotz, Vice Supreme Grond Knight. 4-all 0 ui Seoted: F: Dovvnie, D. Spevok, M. Crosse, J. Bow mon, J. Riepe, C. Boni, Mr. Joe Yungbluth, Mo derotor, S. Young, D. Seek, G. Lucy, R. Woods Second Row: F. Croft, T. Condren, G. Borker, L Shoin, D. Spiller, F. Moreno, R. Comeron, P Mitchell, M. Hubert, R. DeFrotes. Third Row: L. Wrono, D. Notion, F. Ketfer, J. Mur phy, J. Enos, J. Vonderheiden, G. Hilliker, J Beston, D. Jones. B Glad Lett to right First Row: K. Johnson, N. Fritzke, W. Maski, R Cross, Mr. Palrang, Moderator, W. Hollis,J Gordon, G. Brody, R. Paquette, J. Brady. Second Row: Paul Lostaglia, T. Pittman, J. Nauser W. Shely, E. Christensen, D. Owen, M. Hubert M. Trevino, R. Bennett, J. Lee. First Row: J. Daley, J. McGovern, A. Rhudy, L White, G. Schulte, G. Weinturtner, W. McCul laugh, J. Keller, H. Ringgenloerg. Second Row: W. Tahara, J. Daniels, R. Keele, A Thomas, R. Mitchell, J. Anderson, A. Coku, S Grornowsky. 142mm-ff Redeaae: 353f1.cf ' Scenes from The Two-week Troining encomp- menT of The Boys Town Army Reserve UniT, held cn' Comp Corson, Colorodo, during The Summer of 1957. pep. 6 efaeevzfeacfefzfi The Pep Club is composed of members of The Junior onol Senior Closses. PicTured below ore The Pep Club cheerleoders ond club sponsors. STonding le-TT To righT behind Mike Syslo, The club mc1scoT, ore Mike HuberT, Mr. Fronk Kerns, Junior Sponsorg Richord BenneTT, Mr. Jomes GuesT, Sen- ior Sponsorg ond Ed. Lindgren. 746 i958 Pylon Slaff Above: First Row: L. Brink, W. Moski, P. Brogon, J. Doley, K. Reitln. Second Row: C. Williorns, Mr. Hiortsvong, Mod- erotor: T. Thomos. Below: First Row: W. Prokop, J. Seek, J. Reitz H. Hur- todo, J. Hernondez. Second Row: Mr. Dovis, Printing Instructor: Mr. Novotny, Printing Instructor: J. Munkers. Not Pictured: Nl. Trevino, J. Moyer, J. Oliver, A. Castillo. Scouting at Boys Town during the school year 1957-58 reached its highest and finest peak since its introduction here in 1942. Fine leadership is provided from ainong the staff nienibers of Father lflanagans Boys' Horne. The Boys Town Scouts and their leaders have taken a very active part in coun- cil and District activities. Many oi' our citizens have reached the top rank in Cubbing, Scouting and Exploring. The success of our prograin is due to Monsignor Vifegner and the wonderful cooperation of all concerned at the honie. Boys Town has one Cub Pack tpictured abovei, three Scout Troops, three Explorer Posts, and one Sea Explorer Ship Pictured below are some of the high ranking Ex- plorer Scouts and their leaders. The climax of Scout- ing each year is sunnner cainp for one week. 1957-58 IJ gina Sfwm Wm Qaazfdall, Ramada!! Show 4016 Rama! summed Sfldfba- Sfzofzinq Zfp Well The 1957-58 school year brought with it a great deal of success for all the Boys Town ath- letic teams. The football team started the year off on the right foot by going undefeated through the usual tough eight game inter-sectional sched- ule. The footballers had only a 19-19 tie with North Catholic High School at Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvania, to mar an otherwise perfect season. At the start of the basketball season, the Boys Towners were the defending state champi- ons for the two previous seasons, and their sights were set on an unprecedented third straight state championship. As the season progressed, the Cowboys gave indications they might be able to capture the previously unattainable triple crown. At the end of the regular season, the score book showed a fine fifteen win and three loss record. The Cowboys then proceeded to win the North Omaha District Tournament, and earn a shot at the third state title. However, the bas- ketball team came to the end of line in the semi- finals of the class AA Nebraska state tournament, bowing to a fine Omaha Central team, 50-53. During the winter months, Boys Town athletes also competed in swimming and wrestl- ing. The swimming team brought back to the school the state championship trophy that it had won four times in previous years. The Cow- boy swimmers who completely outclassed the field in the state tourney were led by YVayne Tahara, a double winner, capturing the 400 yard and 200 yard freestyle championship, and Ted Pittman, the state champion in the 150 yard individual medley. The swimmers had a fine season record of ten wins and four losses. The Boys Town wrestling team completed a very successful season with a record of four- teen wins and two losses in dual meet competi- tion. Two membcrs of the team won state championships at the close of the season. Robert Akins won the 133 pound title, his second state championship, having won the 120 pound title as a Sophomore. The other title was won by James McGovern, who earned the 112 pound honor. Akins also earned his second championship in the tough Omaha North Invitational Tourney. As the spring months arrived the Cowboys Athletes busied themselves in one of the three sports available to them: baseball, tennis, and track. As this point the baseball team has played six games and has won three and lost three. The Cowboys play Omaha Holy Name late in May for the right to compete in the state baseball tournament. Z The track team has had one dual meet, de- feating Omaha North, and has won the Colum- bus Invitational Relays. The Cowboy runners also placed second in the strong field at the Dutch White Relays at Omaha Tech. The tennis team is in the midst of its most successful season since the start of the sport at Boys Town. Thus far the netmen have a five win- three loss season record. 4 7 5 I9 J. unkers, J. Slobodnik, M endez, J E.M nson, OW Br J. rst Row: Fi nsen, K. Ros- Je Poulson, D. son, P. ody, G. Schulte, W. Thomp Br mussen, R. Cross. kes, FIG Hurtodo, D. Mi , J ghte Li E. Christensen, D. Second Row: sky, R. Curtin, OW Om Gr en, R. Melich, C. Ow Leo, S. Polino, D. D. Hubert, R. Pciquette, K. Johnson Cmgr.J. M. loss't. coochl, C. M. le on Bill ner, eg r. N. H. W 59 W:M Ro Third J. ms, Willio C. ez, W. Hollis, offel Coss't coochl, M. Quinon ST J. urtner, nf Snyder, D. Crow, G. Wei Gordon, G. Burgess, P. ochj, lke CO eod fh ong Weston, C. Devers, M. H. Skip Polr monogerl. ent quipm ney, fe Moho S 4 57 I9 5 Cm O.: ww .i E I ci :Z E ai I- o E LD ui 5 'UE C: U: C ,-. Q,-! If .o 1.2 o 55 .Q ES UC IU .E 0 -o 4 U 6: .E 54 ni 4: .c .Q E 7 ri cu E U 'Y Z 45 c n. 3 o cz 'o C o U an LD U Ps C E S .c 0 CD .c an si 6 L L .9 LL E 6 3 E 6 C 4D 5 2 ul ri r. D ci o .c .2 cn -Q. O. ' ell Frazier, A. Cost R. C215 59 ULD EQ S.: U-:cn No. NCD cu. .Eff '0- 5g ev Em -6 U2 2.2 2.9 ELL! P? 7 . .2 QT? -Q5 UU cz ,ici E 22 C215 1,8 1:0 .C I- 'U L O '4- C 15 C 2 O Z nl E o Ch L o .-I fi E .9 an .E 3 ci ai C U .1 fi .2 2 ai an D O .C Minor, R. WesT. J. E P ckson, J. Seek, H. .Jo Kcoclchj, 'C ifer fe geP Geor WZ Ro urth Fo 2 PZ .Q KD :I DJ ci -0- 3 -o- U7 4: ff 'ri x. O c rfi nez, C. Stodd Burgess, W. M P. '4- gc c si' P-.-2 23 o 08 C3 -2 'DE do S' 0-9 I0 .I C9 . Q2 55 .en 1 . N-J 6 . 58 US 2.1 Q--I QE Z:- .EQ '-1? Q. .CD C 525 L mr f-C coach. 7119: Qaoifunen 1957 Squacf Vorsity oction in Boys Town 19-19 tie with North Cotholic High School in Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvonio. Cowboys Robert Cross C51 ond Don Owen C171 move in to stop o North Cotholic bdck cutter o three yord goin. First Row: R. King, C. Adoir, J. Bishop, W. Diltz, F. Moreno, M. Woll, M. Fierro, K. Sheehy. Second Row: F. Zochmon, R. Goodrnon, R. Con- iglio, W. Eichelberger, A. Spencer, W. Greot- house, W. Sontord, A. Lone, R. Winston, R. Lor- son. Third Row: George Pfeifer Ccoochl, H. Vigil, W. Mortinez, A. Astuto, T. Lieby, D. Mourek, G. Hodge, W. Huff, S. Hordyn, Herb Grote Coss't coochb. amide!! Ream! fan 1957 'lfaudy Seddon Recoacf BT OPP. 32 at De LaSalle High School, Kan. City, Mo. 0 26 at De LaSalle High School, Mpls. Minn. 6 40 Regis High School, EauClaire, Wisconsin 14 19 at Catholic Central High School, Detroit, Mich. 12 25 at Heelan High School, Sioux City, Iowa 12 27 at Cath. Central High School, Muskegon, Mich. 21 19 at North Catholic High School, Pitt., Penn. 19 38 Thomas Jefferson High School, C. B., Iowa 7 Games .,..,....,,.,.... ..... .,., ..,.,......,, ...,.. Won , 8 7 Lost ..,. ...... 0 Tied .........,... ...,.. 1 B.T. Points .. 226 Opp. Points ..... ..... 9 0 Reaeaae Seaman flecaad OPP. 20 20 6 20 12 BT 7 at Wilbur 0 Lincoln High 13 at Lincoln High 7 South Sioux City 0 Fremont Games .............. .,.,... 5 Won .,,..... .......,. 1 Lost .... .... . ., 4 Tied ....,..,....,. ,..,.., 0 B.T. Points ..... ...., 2 7 Opp. Points . . , , 78 aaeihancn Seddon Reccvul Omaha Cathedral Omaha Holy Name Games .,... . . ,......... .. 2 Won ,...,. .,.. 2 Tied .. 0 Lost , .,... .,... ..... 0 B.T. Points . ......,. .. ,. 71 Opp. Points ..... ..... 7 Bu 1957-7958 Behw: 7!1e 'lfmalfaf Squad First Row: John Slobodnik, .loe Weston, Bob Cross, Norman Fritzke, Gerald Brady, Dan Owen, George Burgess Cmgrj. Second Row: Reserve Coach George Pfeifer, Jim Gordon, Joe BesTon, Willourn Hollis, Clifford Williams, Tony Thomas, Raymond Keele, Coach Skip Palrang. xr V' fx fs QR C23 C ,Q Q72 rqdaue: '7fze Rance Squad Below: '7fze 4lLe4funan .Squad Firsl Row: Leon Wrighf, Roy Burns, CurTis Devers, First Row: Paul Noland, RoberT Goodman, Larry Barry Dooley, John Richardson, David Roldan. Mulligan, Manuel Fierro, Tony Castillo, Don , , , Rose, Pai Means. Second Row: Coach George Pfeifer, Jim Oliver, Jerry Kubesh, Jack Munkers, Jim Bishop, Sieve Second ROW: William Hunter, Joe Kern, Gary POlinO, DOviCl HermSen. Hodge, John Holman, William Eichelberger, Anihony Chresos, Coach Herb GroTe. Reccvacf af Me Weaa Varsity Season Schedule and Record at Thomas Jefferson at Scottsbluff at Scottsbluff Omaha North at Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Piux X Shenandoah Lincoln High at Sioux City Central at Omaha Cathedral Abraham Lincoln Omaha Holy Name Omaha Cathedral at Fremont Omaha Benson District Tournament Fremont Creighton Prep State Tournament Omaha Central Games ..,..,..........,,..., 18 Won ...... ....,. 1 4 Lost .........,,,..., ,..., 4 B.T. Points .i..4..,,.., 981 Opp. Points ..,.,.,.. 694 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Reserve Season Schedule and Record BT OPP. 60 at Abraham Lincoln 52 39 Omaha North 44 75 at Abraham Lincoln 50 63 Lincoln Piux X 22 73 Shenandoah 35 61 Lincoln High 44 41 at Sioux City Central 48 60 Marquette 41 67 at Omaha Cathedral 32 74 Abraham Lincoln 51 46 Omaha Holy Name 16 47 Omaha Cathedral 36 46 at Fremont 35 56 Sioux Falls Cathedral 50 60 Omaha Benson 35 Games ,4,.r. ,,... 1 5 Won .,...,. ,,..,. 1 3 Lost .,.,.,....... ...,, , , 2 B.T. Points .....,....., 868 Opp. Points ........ 591 Freshmen Season Schedule and Record BT OPP. 49 Omaha Holy Name 30 64 Omaha Cathedral 26 62 Omaha Sacred Heart 9 54 Fremont 24 45 Marquette Creservesj 21 61 Omaha Cathedral 30 54 Fremont 33 44 Omaha Sacred Heart 22 58 Omaha Holy Name 29 52 Sioux Falls Cathedral 28 Games .,..4,,,,............. 10 Won .,..... ...... 1 O Lost .,...... . ...r... 0 B.T. Points ........... 543 Opp. Points ,,...r 252 UNDEFEATED SEASON Spmu - Shah. .. SWIMMING COMPETITION - B.T. vs. Lincoln High, January lO, l958. Pictured is 200 Yard Medley Relay - that which defeated Lincoln High 57- 29 ----- centered swimmer is Dick Slove waiting for take-off. On closest box is Wayne Tahara fhere swimming in a reserve copacityj - B. T. 's double State Champion on the 400 and 200 yard freestyle. BASKETBALL - Gerald Brady shoots for a basket during the B.T. - Prep game at the Omaha Dis- trict Tournament on March 8. WRESTLING - Weinfurtner enroute to pinning Lincoln Central's Heavyweight Larry Snyder which gave B. T. a 25-17 victory ZW Wfaullllng 7eam First Row: Coach Tom Clarke, T. Chesire, J Keller, J. McGovern, H. Ringgenberg, J. Moyer, R. Akins, W. McCullough. Second Row: M. Leuck, manager, W. Thompson, J. Lee, E. Christensen, R. Cameron, G. Schulte L. Gavigan, G. Weinfurtner. Third Row: D. Vallier, J. Donnel, R. Sodd, J Wright, T. Dollison, N. Jamez, C. Jackson. Fourth Row: L. Pike, J. Daley, J. Owens, W. Hill J. Brovvnson, T. Longinotti, H. Martinez. Fifth Row: J. Brink, J. Iddings, L. Berger, F. Craft, M. Davis, A. Gallegos, A. Pfeifer. Sixth Row: J. White, O. Wentzel, R. Heisser. Saulmmingt 7eam J J A SS First Row: J. Pittman, G. Rusterholz, R. Curtis, J. Scott, M. Pena, E. Coleman, J. Rhudy. Second Row: R. Slove, T. Steggell, W. Tahara, R. Raborn, M. Sheehy, S. Tenny, E. Vanderpool, A. Rhudy. Third Row: Coach Jim O'Brien, J. Brady, T. Brush, J. Anderson, T. Coku, L. Roederer, W. Maski, M. Tenny, R. Pittman, M. Trevino, T. Tomas, Manager. sd- .Q ,,. First Row: J. Wliitmarsli, J. Brink, P. Lorenz, R. Little, B. Joyce, B. Myers, R. Treat Second Row: Coach Ji1n O'Brien, J. Green., F. Lammersfeld, S. Gromowsky, H. Ringgenberg, P. Hofstetter, R. Bennett, J. Nauser, J. Tabaka, J. lddings. Swinuninq 7ecun Seddon RBOGGJ B. T. Opp. 30 at Des Moines Roosevelt 56 56 at Lincoln Northeast 30 30 Sioux City Central 50 51 at Lincoln Southeast 35 57 Lincoln High 29 55 Des Moines North 40 51 Lincoln Southeast 35 35 at Sioux City Central 50 40 Lincoln Northeast 37 61 at Omaha Technical 25 64 Omaha Technical 22 229 at Lincoln High 47 1232 at Omaha Tech lnvitational First 76 at State First Meets -e+7 14 XYon - f 10 Lost --7 4 ITT. Pts. 733 099. Yolmft Q, Third Consecutive Omaha Technical Invitational Champions STATE CHAMPIONS lndivid ual Champions: L State J VVayne Tahara- 400 Free and 200 Free. Te Established record on 400. d Pittman- 150 Individual Medley. '7efuuJi 7eam 7eam Seafion flecafui B. T. Opp. 4th at Omaha South Invitational 5th at Omaha North Invitational 9 Omaha South 37 28 at Audubon 9 25 at Corning 16 32 at Abraham Lincoln 11 42 Thomas Jefferson 8 28 at Omaha North 12 39 at Lincoln Southeast S 25 Lincoln High 17 33 at Bellevue 13 34 Lincoln Southeast 13 40 Lincoln Northeast 7 28 Audubon 14 36 Bellevue 5 47 at Fremont 3 20 Omaha North 17 16 at Omaha South 29 53 at State Fifth Meets -ig 16 VVon -f 14 Lost --- 2 B. T. Pts. -482 Opp. Pts. -219 Individual Champions: CStatel Bob Akins ----H -A133 pound class. Jim McGovern 4f 112 pound class. H. ,V ri :W M1 ! 'w 'EQ me lBelowl Team Baseball Reserve The lAbovel: ITI Tea Baseball rsity Va The -O- w O U qi .QD U L O LD 12 ii M E J KD ID UD Q 2 O M 4. V7 L LIZ .J C. Q: L 3 U ri owsky, OVT1 C. Gr 6 'rl N D I- Qi E O 1 -o- Ill L Li Moyer, W. Ford, yers, J M.M llo, F. Kufschke, Th, D. Sm ,W. ghfe n, D. Li lmso Jo hife, K. VV :L 'o 0 L an ui .Q 5 C o U oi '6 'O o IL I'OW. gess, D. 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Gallegos, T. Painfin, J. Chesire, G. Condren, M. Devore, X. Jackson, D. MC- Karny, K. Kern, F. Marfinez, H. Carnes, Sieve Calhoun CAss'T Coachj. The Grade School Basketball Team liielowlz Firsf Row: F. Finn CMgr.D, D. Sfovvers, R. C. Smifh, R. Simpson, C. Badial, l.. Van Ness, T. Dauer, R. Siebler, A. Mondia, K. Kern, G. Van Wieren CMgr.J. Second Row: D. McAndrews, G. Reynolds, B. Mercado, P. Gunter, M. Terry, S. Sfernik, C. Dix- on, J. Chesire, J. De Laney, C. LinchTenvvaITer, John ScoTT fCoachD. amz.. sczmz naw... 7.-.WJ Above: The Grade School Swimming Team First Row: R. Martinesky, Michael Syslo, K. Lies, J. Billingsley, G. Dyche, D. Chesire, R. Syslo, F. Clark, J. Darrough, D. Larson, J. Billingsley, L. Paul. Second Row: R. Atkinson, J. Cyr, D. Actis, B. Baker, K. Jackson, W. Granger, L. Billingsley, M. Tasker, J. Mooney, T. Myers, E. Rhudy, R. Shackeltord. Third Row: J. Bosto, R. Norquay, G. Lewis, K. Kern, G. Curry, L. Edwards, E. Davis, C. Dixon, H. Loshonkohl, C. Schratzmeier, R. West, W. Gilmore, Mr. Neil Fennell is Coach. igh Salma! anal Qwcfe School The Intramural Department attempts to pro- vide every student with the opportunity to par- ticipate in organized and informal sports activity as regularly as his time and interest permit. Through this participation it is hoped that the in- dividual will develop an appreciation of the worthy use of leisure time and ci wholesome attitude toward physical activity. Athletic ac- tivities are organized both on a team and indivi- Q I 14 ' dual basis, thereby enabling all to take part. Teams are organized on a cottage level with ten different sport events carried out each year. The counsellor of each cottage coaches his team, and scoring results are posted after each event. Mr. Maurice H. Skip Palrang is Director of l Athletics, and Mr. Stephen T. Calhoun is the high school coordinator. Trophies and ribbons are a- warded tothe winners of each sport. mmwz stef, High School Intramural Staff: Seated: Stephen Calhoun. Standing: Paul Bluml, James Gu- est, Maurice Skip Palrang, Ath- letic Director, Frank Kerns, Jim Keenan, Mike Millea. Grade School Intramural Staff: Seated: Frank Vatalaro. Standing: Maurice Skip Pal- rang, Scott Clark, Gene Lone- rnan, Chuck Heiring, Walt Srno- la. Not pictured: Paul Daiker. H. S. Intramural Wrestling Cha- pions: First Row: L. Berger, J. Pechar, P. Platz, J. Reitz, L. Clavin, T. Dollison. Second Row: J. White, R. Svvoy- er, G. Green, C. Grornowsky, M. Crumby. fnlaamwml efmmpiawi . . . xww .336 ETH:-gy Yi. 24. 'Y my... I 'xl' 5 A .WN .R wg -.., M ia35V5If7141f, 'I in 'W .Q V- '. 2' 3 .1 3 5 M 9f5ff?fyf 'qillail l i I2 of ii? . 'QASSS fam 5 . , .fa f Z , .C M ' asf Q- c 5. 1-b My ' H. S. Intramural Touch Football Champions: Cottage 26. First Row: G. Brody, R. Hanten, A. Rodriguez. Second Row: J. Lee, J. Drink- house, R. Maiewski. H. S. Intramural Class A Bas- ketball Champions: Cottage 27. Don Sceols, Coach, D. Crow, J. Sperlin, R. Ross, E. Keller, B. My- ers. H. S. Intramural Class B Bas- ketball Champions: Cottage 21. First Row: F. Rosenovv, F. New- mon, L. Lamerond, S. Young, D. Portch. Second Row: Henry Grenier, Co- ach, G. Donley, J. Kubesh, D. Mc- Collor, J. Camper. H. S. Intramural Swimming Cha- pions: First Row: Len Fralick, Coach, R. Voeller, M. Sheehy, E. Brady, G. Feist. Second Row: D. Hamilton, R. Swoyer, J. Munkers, S. Polino, L. Belisle. G. S. Intramural Class A Bas- ketball Champions: The Boston Celtics from Ryan Hall. First Row: G. Reynolds, M. Bu- ban, C. Badial, D. Campbell, R. Kelsey. Second Row: Gene Lonernan, Co- ach, W. Urban, R. Gabourie, R. Wylie, P. Lane, J. Walsh. G. S. Intramural Class B Bas- ketball Champions: The Hazel-Nuts from Eagle Hall. First Row: S. Money, T. Fletcher, M. Keeler, D. Horton. Second Row: Scott Clark, Coach, M. Bossard, T. Painten, B. Brown. Frank Hart, Coach. V me S 'S S S 3 i 3 s 3 l V 5 v 5 S Q N 3 -YS 'Wie Wdfaw One of the most important departments of Boys Town is the Welfare Department. From the time of his admission until grad- uation, each citizen of Boys Town is ass- igned the services of one of the profess- ional members of the walfare staff. Coun- selling, guidance, and testing are some of the tools used by our Caseworkers to help each boy achieve the very best that lies within him. The Rev. Edmond C. Walsh, Assistant Director of the Boys Town, is Dir- ector of the Welfare Department, The Rev. Peter F. Dunne is Associate Director. 4 Offices of the Boys Town Welfare Department are located in the west wing of the beautiful cdrninistrofion building. REV. PETER F. DUNNE Associate Direcfor of Welfare Deparfmenf THOMAS RYAN Case Worlxer ,MW sf X 3 5 E, iw fb DONALD WEBER Case WorlIer Rev. Ezmowo C. WALSH Assisfanf Direclor of Boys Town Director of Welfare Deparlmenf -y-5 lmxx .,,,. shi? K. PATRICK OKURA Psychologisf GEORGE ARENS Case Worker Ilggf ' x 4ig3,, . . is ,A A vs? W I I wi R DR. FRANZ PLEWA Psyclmialric Consultant ,Q wsrifif XfZIf5f.'f.,' -A '1-A-e4,e,.,I MICHAEL SULLIVAN Case Worker 1 - A :..,. , wtf' 7 s, Q' .5 PATRICK KRELL Case Worker Engel '7awn lwemafzicaf Jfadplllal Sie!! Seated: Mrs. Peggy Hanson, Dental Assistant, Brother Gregory, Rector, Paul Martin, M.D., Head of the Medical Staff, Brother Boniface, 'Vice-Rea tor, Mrs. Lucile Perley, Receptionist. Standing: Dr. Joseph Britton, Dentist, Brother Elmo, Brother Linus, Brother Frumens, Dr. Frank p Carlotto, Dentist. fjaalwllanl' efnaplain Protestant Chaplain The Rev. Samuel Herforth Guwmdlau Above: A group of High School counsellors. Below: A group of Grade School Section coun Seated: Philip Gaffney, Joseph Spenarcl, Leo Sellofs- Landvvermeyer, Leonarol Fralick, James Guest, First Row: Gene Loneman, Walt Smola, Jim Goff Jude Matysiak, Paul Bluml. ney, Bolo Brennan, Jim Bolita. 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Norton, Boys Town Purchasing Agent, who has been associated with the Home from its early days. '7!Le Alameleu Bay-- Sqmiol of Envy! 7awn. ax 'Q .,, The FesTive Hal! was crowded with hungry, happy diners, Ray Keeie, Iefr, Junior class vice-presidenf, re- ceives ihe class colors from James Brady, Mayor and vice-presiaeni' of the senior class. Monsignor Wegner addresses The banqueleers. James Keenan, senior counsellor of The :hair section, was guesr speaker. Boy! Was Thar T-bone ever good! Inferpianerary singing by The Hooks . 7ne fnnioa-Senior: Banque! Senna! lining .Jfall 14,1441 ao, 1958 .C U E o E aa E 'cs 5 o Q H sic Mu '6 o Grade Sch Look Out S 4 e 3m E Stars L O I- O 0 -.S -u CD as S15 'U Ln I- . W an :Mig ,. sr:-:. wwivzgv? 32:5 1:52. 5 W gf vw .,::. 1.:.:.: f . :-:- 44.1. 3 f., - .ga , . Q1 329,3,2?,, . 55- , I' Q :3:p::: 14 4 X f' me 1 . Q :ij- , 5 1 lib V22 ,. 3 ?,..Q.,, Nkoffj Saw? 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