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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1959 volume:

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Lf- R 'Y A ,N M 4 rf -. w'.'W'm 2 5' ,' VA .2 ' if ' f 7, 2Q'.5 S'?5?iE , 'it an - he gl' S 2 Con+en+s: Adminishafion o Facul+y El Ac+ivi+ies A+l1Ie+ics The H The Boys Town Schools Father Flanagan's Boys' Home Boys Town, Nebraska wffmm' wi A A N my W -, . Xf N935 ' .Riff-' I ' wifi fy L ifkf X H R+. Rev. Msgr. Nicholas H. W Direcfor of Boys Town egner Kuff? llctcrinining tht- lvroacl. oxvrall policies of lfathcr lflaiiiaigaiiqs Boys? Home is a ICH-Il16lNl1t'1' Board of Trustees. with the Most Rev. Gerald T. llergan. Art-hhishop of Omaha, as its President. Art-hhisliop llcrgan. who this ye-ar is celchrating the Silver luhilec of his elevation to the lqpiscopacy, has shown an interest in Boys Town which goes far heyoncl his vital interest in the general education of youth. Serving on the Board with Archhishop Bergan are Nlsgr. Jeremiah C. Buckley. Vicar-General of the flrclimliocescz Msgr. Nicholas ll. Yvegner. Direc- tor of the Hoinc: Mr. Wlillialn Crodinsky, Mr. YV. Otto Swanson. Mrs. Paul Gallagher. Mr. Albt-rt Andrew Nlurpliy. Dr. Maurice llowarcl. Mr. Casper Y. Ullutt. and Mr. Thomas Wlhitc. tho first graduate of Boys Town to serve on the policy-forming hoard. The clay-to-day afhninistration of the Home rests in the capable hands of Father Vlfcgner. as llirector of 'llovs Town. and ineinhers of his stall. hut incin- The Most' Reverend Gerald T. Bergen Archbishop of Omaha President, Board ol Trustees hers of thi- hoard of trustees are always available for help and counsel. Deans The Rev. Francis P. Schmitt' Direcfor of the Music Deparlment Director, Boys Town Concerl Choir Dean of the Choir Section and Gregory l'-lall The Rev. Roman C. Ulrich Superinlendent of Schools Archdiocese of Omaha Dean of the Freshman Seclion Assisting Father Wagner with the supervision of the 900 citizens of Boys Town are six Deans, who are directly in charge of various sections of boys in the Home. A capable and friendly staff of counselors work under the direction of the Deans in the cottages and apartments of the respective sections. w..,,,M The Rev. John Farrald Dean of +he Sophomore and Junior Sechons The Rev. John Heberi' Dean of The Senior Secfion 'EV iw The Rev. Aloysius J. McMahon Dean of Eagle and Marquewne HaHs The Rev. Joseph Finch Dean of Ryan Heh 'f-w..,,,, Trade School Grade School 1 4 i ! 5 2 E S 3 5 Z Q ww-ul....::M Mr. Dean R. Lusiensil Suporintemic-xxt of the Buys Town Schools is Mr. Harold L. Crawfmd. Prinvipal of the High School is Mr. Dean R. Lusivnski Where pictura-fl with Mrs. Anna XViPS!'!1Lll1. Sprwch Therapistl. Mr. Peter F. Mulmafly' is llirectnr of the Buys Town Trade S4-hool. and Mr, C. NI. Stuffel, Jr., Principal of the Elementary School. VM.. Mr C M Sfoffel Jr H' T' . ' iI!K'lllBlMi -M Dr Andrew A. Weresh Mr Russel Slain lVIr. john Tolan is Assistant Principal of the Ele- mentary School. Dr. Andrew A. W'eresl1 is Director of Vocational Guidance. Miss Nora Carr is Elemen- tary School Secretary. Mr. Herbert Hjortsvang is Registrar of the Trade School, and Mr. Russel Stein, Registrar of thc High School. NW M .. we .- ., ., W eg1 ,g' -M 2452 . -5QgEI1,.:4:ESE25 :' , -' , ww Wi 'U ff? .- . .. - sta? ..:E-2iare::e:24:21s:a2:-S2-1'err:.::'2 W ,g 5 ' ': -'-'5'-5:1:.:'1f-'3- 53i.IE f'S: 222 asf Mmg, Facult High School and Vocational School FVRST ROW: Al Amafo, lnslruclor ol Shoe Repairing: James Bell, Music: Aksel Bendlsen, Assislanl lnslruclor ol Baking: Richard Blacker, lnslrodcr of Warm Air Healing ard Air Condilioning: Ralph Boch, Assisranf lnsrrucrcr ol Auicrnofivc Mechanics. SECOND ROW: Herberr Boyer, Inslrucior ol Mechanical Drawing: Charles Bryant Srudy l-laii, Subslifure: Mrs. Bernice Chalburn, lnslruclor ol English: James Chrislensen, lnslrucror of Machine Shop: Thomas Clarke, Alhlcrics, lnslruclor ol Physical Education. Tl-llRD ROW: Miss Genevieve Condon, lrisrruclor of English, Typlcq: Richard Davis, Assisranl lnslruclor ol Prinlinq: Franli Flaherly, Assislanl lnsrruclor ol Aufomolive Mechanics: Ralph Forlre, lnsrrucior ol Radio and Television Repair: lra George, Music l-lioh School Band Direclor, FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Myrlle George, lnsh-iiclor ol Erqlish: Herber? Grole, lnslruclor ol Science: Edward Henkel, lnslrucror ol Woodworking: Herberl Hiorls- vang, lnslruclor ol Science: Mrs. Helen Hulson, lnsiruclor ol Tailoring. sr' Q :l,...-no res li: ,Q 55 fl.: . ., x V,EZ',sf 23f'2 iifrifisf i fl-V rifdfs h ..,, A S -, ' Q' 56 V' . .- , , 5 ,,,, .,.,..,,,. .,,,,,, , i ., .F , 1 . l ' ' 4 S ff il X FIRST ROW: George Johnson, lnsirucior oi Baking: John Johnson, lnsiruclor oi English: Romeo La Porie, lnsirudor of Maihemaiics, Lafing Joseph McCarfhy, lnsrrucior ol lvlalh- emalics: Larry Miller, lnsfruclor of English. SECOND ROW: George Novak, lns+ruc+or oi Auiommive Mechanics: Edwin Novofny, lnsirucior oi Prinfing, Tl-HRD ROW: James O'Brien, lnsfrucior oi Religion, Aihleiicsg William Oiile, lnslrucior oi Religion, Alhlefics. FOURTH ROW: Maurice Skip Pal- rang, Dircclor of Aihlclics and lnlramural Sporis: Eugene Peiers, Inslruclor of English. FIFTH ROW: George Pfeifer, Aihlclics, lnsiruclor of Physical Edu-:aiionq Siephen Polcherf, lnslrucior of Ceramics. Mr. Scherr wafches iwo of his physics siudenis, Edward Brady and Donald Anderson, deiermine 'Phe coefficienf of linear expansion of differenf mefals. FIRST ROW: Charles Redding, lnsirucior of Cooking: Mrs. Claire Rodgers, lnslrucior of English: Arihur Scherr, lnslrucfor of Science, Driver Training: William Schwarfz, lnsirucfor of Barberinq: James Spencer, lnslruclor of Science, Social Slud- ies. SECOND ROW: Warren Swan, Inslrucior of Malhe- maficst Franlr Szynslrie, Music, THIRD ROW: Harley Tschudy, Inslrucfor of Social Sludiesq Joseph Van Hoff, lnsfruclor of Social Sfuclies. Under ihe guidance of Mr. Blaclrer, Pai Rivera, Roy Burns, John Henning and Brian PrueH consirucf drawings used for laying ou? and forming pafierns used in air condiiioning, heafing and venfilafing. Humuuwgm, gp..-iv ,,awf.i 'Hn-M al X. ' . as , f Tf' Q . 2231 RIGHT: Mrs. Barnes supervises sevenlh graders during e library period. Picfured wilh her are Joseph Lane, Frederick Holman, Richard Naral: and Harry Carnes. BELOW: Frank Kurfz, High School Cuslodian Leonard Daufremonf, Trade School Cuslodian Larry O'Neal, Elementary School Cuslodian and Louis Besledes, Anna Bahry, Joseph Kosn- ielr, Pollcry Shop employees. LEFT: Maurice Wolff, lnslruclor ol Social Slud- ies7 Kennefh Young, lnsfruclor of English: Joseph Yungblulh, lnslruclor of Vocaliomal Aqricullure. NOT PICTURED: Miss Helen Chase, Librarian lon leavel. iw- School Employees Elementary School Facult FlRST ROW: Mrs. Anna Barnes, Reading, Spelling, Library, 7-87 Carlfon Bleiclr, Music, Grade School Band Direclorp Mrs. Liieffa Brown, General Academic, 6: Mrs. Maxine Caffrey, Englisli Reading, Spelling, 7: Leno Caradori, Science, Gen- eral Slnop, 7-8. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dorofhy Doran, Arillirnelic, Reading, Spellirg, 8: Mrs. Rosemary Gerlzin, General Academic, 67 Mrs. Pauline Kelly, Arillwrnelic, Social Sludies, 7: Maurice Kirby, Cliaracler Training, English, Arilnrnelic, 7-87 Miss Grefclwen Kramer, Music, all grades. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Lela Lillefhorup, General Academic, 2-3-4-5: Mrs. Rose McCabe, Reading, Spelling, Library, lower grades and 7: John McQuade, Science 8: Miss Nola Noyes, Social Sludies, 8: John Scoff, Physical Educalion, Coach. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Julia Wagner, Social Sludies, Reading Spell- ing. 7-8: Miss Mafhilcla Wiclierf, General Academic. 61 Mrs. Mariea Will, Englislr, Reading, Spellirg, 8. NOT PlCTURED: Miss Lucille Cannon, Ari, Science. V19 ,fm-an JUN Seniors and Classes Quiei! 'S Class fficers 1958-1959 Above, clockwise: Junior Class Officers: Joel Hurlado, Vice President Curfis Devers, Presi- denfg Alberi' Rhudy, Secrefary. Sophomore Class Officers: Pal Means, Vice Presidenl: Roy Burns, Presidenlz William Eichelberger, Secre- lary. Freshman Class Officers: John Chesire, Vice Presidenl: Percy Nolasco, President Larry Cool, Secrelary. Lefl: Senior Class Officers: Raymond Keele Vice Presidenf: John Slobodnilr, President Rich- ard Hall, Secreiary. T wr. - Y . . .' is 9. :5'j:, X ,E we I . I . .,,, E 3 wr My I .tae Rwuilffj ...w W ' This or if-A i'.f'fffu ef '47 EE, V V',.. , --M P w A jffl ., . , 'd awg , - SSW 'f ttf- ,- .t VIIAA: ,.,A':.1 . , 4 ' 11 it . eggftf, afg.fs5A5l.5w .Y 4145.3-' ,Eg we it 3 2. T5-.Q'f .15? 5. 'if 1 Si-1-52' 3 ,rug . . fU,,,5, wwe, 2 x-- ---r -' 1'. :Y-'N . - ,5 E,fIff':r'- fr '.'r?.l,,yS3f'il 4 an Egvbxf 1 rt... l . -A A-yi Ffa. tis ANDERSON, JAMES PARK, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Arrived at Boys Town November 29, 1949. Ma- chine Shop. Major letters: Swimming 2-3-45 Minor letter: swimming 1, B Club 2-3-4, Knights of the Altar 1-2. ARAGON, MELQUIADES SYLVESTRE, Aragon, New Mexico. Arrived at Boys Town December 9, 1955. Automotive Mechanics. Commissioner 4. ARANDA, ALFRED CONRAD, Fargo, North Dakota. Arrived at Boys Town March 12, 1958. Wood- working. AUSTIN, ROBERT LEE, Pueblo, Colorado. Arrived at Boys Town July 15, 1953. Heating and Air Conditioning. Concert Choir 4, Choir 1-2-35 Concert Band 1-2. BAKODY, Fl-IRENC ISTVAN, Papa, Hungary. Arrived at Boys Town February 20, 1957. Automotive Mechanics. BARKER, GEORGE FRANKLIN, Eagle Rock, California. Arrived at Boys Town August 19, 1952. Voca- tional Agriculture. Concert Band 1-3-4, 4-H Club 1-3-4, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. BATEMAN, DENNIS RICHARD, Sioux City, Iowa. Ar- rived at Boys Town August 13, 1957. Academic Course. BOKELMAN, FRANK EDWARD, Omaha, Nebraska. Ar- rived at Boys Town October 23, 1952. Wood- working. BONI, CHESTER NORMAN, Noxom, Montana. Arrived at Boys Town September 7, 1955. Vocational Agriculture. Knights of the Altar 3, 4-H Club 2-3-4, President 3, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. BREEDEN, WAYNE ALLEN, JR., Des Moines, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town February 13, 1958. Aca- demic Course. BROWN, NATHANIEL LEONARD, JR., Kansas City, Mis- souri. Arrived at Boys Town July 7, 1955. Ra- dio and Television Repair. Minor letter: foot- ball 3g String Groups 1-3-45 Pep Club 3, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. BRowNsoN, JoHN AUGUSTINE, Des Moines, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town April 19, 1957. Aca- demic Course. Minor letters: football 3, bas- ketball 3, wrestling 3. BUCK, EVERETT JOHN, Cleveland, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town June 13, 1956. Academic Course. Scouting 2-3. CAMPER, JACK DEAN, Ottumwa, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town February 12, 1958. Academic Course. CASTILLO, ARISTEO, El Paso, Texas. Arrived at Boys Town June 29, 1956. Printing. Commis- sioner 4. Minor letter: baseball 3, Concert Choir 3-4, Choir 2, Pylon staff 2-3. CHOATE, JAMES LEROY, Kansas City, Kansas. Ar- rived at Boys Town April 6, 1949. Academic Course. CHRISTENSEN, JERRY DEAN, Albert Lea, Minnesota. Arrived at Boys Town July 11, 1956. Automo- tive Mechanics. COKU, ANTHONY, Kansas City, Missouri. Arrived at Boys Town January 29, 1952. Academic Course. Major letters: swimming 2-3-4, Minor letters: swimming 1, B Club 2-3-4, Knights of the Altar 1-2-.3-43 Pep Club 3, Scouting 2. CONARD, LAWRENCE CLINTON, Alexandria, Virginia. Arrived at Boys Town September 23, 1953. Printing. Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. CONDREN, THOMAS JACOB, Carleton, Michigan. Ar- rived at Boys Town July 15, 1954. Automotive Mechanics. Pep Club 35 4-H Club 3-4. 'UN ,.-. 'UH- ,,,.sv-WP -'QS' 'T f 'f' mwi ,pw-w-vu R -iii-1 4 Hn.. GMM DAVENPORT, JOHN JOSEPH, Greensboro, North Car- olina. Arrived at Boys Town December 1, 1950. Automotive Mechanics. Choir 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 3, Army Reserve 3-4, Pvt. DAVIS, MICHAEL, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Arrived at Boys Town November 6, 1956. Baking. Minor letters: wrestling 2-3. DE FRATES, ROBERT JOSEPH, Springfield, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town March 12, 1957. Machine Shop. 4-H Club 3-4. DERSCHON, RICHARD JOSEPH, Los Angeles, Califor- nia. Arrived at Boys Town June 12, 1951. Vo- cational Agriculture. DoNLEY, GERALD PAUL, Peoria, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town March 13, 1957. Academic Course. Pep Club 3, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. DREEssEN, KENNETH EGGERT, Omaha, Nebraska. Academic Course. DRIESSEN, WAYNE MARTIN, Reedsville, Wisconsin. Arrived at Boys Town August 1, 1956. Radio and Television Repair. Commissioner 4g Pep Club 3, Scouting 2-3, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. DU CHARME, LOUIS DOMINIC, Excelsior, Minnesota. Arrived at Boys Town August 7, 1957. Baking. FAJMAN, LARRY JAMES, Leigh, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town November 28, 1956. Baking. FARRALD, ROBERT RALPH, Omaha, Nebraska. Ar- rived at Boys Town July 20, 1958. Major letter: football 4. FELTEN, FLOYD ARNOLD, Topeka, Kansas. Arrived at Boys Town August 13, 1953. Woodworking. Concert Choir 1-2-3-4, Concert Band 1-2-3. FOGLESONG, DANA EDWIN, Grand Island, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town February 28, 1956. Heat- ing and Air Conditioning. Commissioner 4, Minor letter: track 2, Pep Club 3, Scouting 3, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. FRANKS, ROBERT LAVERNE, Benton Harbor, Michi- gan. Arrived at Boys Town May 17, 1951. Printing. FUNK, WILLIAM ALFRED, Council Bluiis. Iowa. Ar- rived at Boys Town March 15, 1952. Wood- working. Minor letter: football 1, Pep Club 3, Scouting 1-2-3, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. GAUNCE, W. C., Carlisle, Kentucky. Arrived at Boys Town October 30, 1956. Academic Course. String Groups 2, Scouting 2-3. GEORGE, GENE PAUL, Omaha, Nebraska. Academic Course. Concert Band 1-2-3-4. GREEN, GARY ALLEN, Keota, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town January Il, 1956. Automotive Mechan- ics. Commissioner 4. GREEN, JAMES DOUGLAS, Fall City, Nebraska. Ar- rived at Boys Town May 31, 1949. Woodwork- ing. Major letter: tennis 3, Concert Choir 1-2, Choir 3-4, Concert Band 1-2-3, B Club 3. GREEN, TERRANCE FLOYD, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Arrived at' Boys Town June 8, 1955. Academic Course. Concert Choir 2, Choir 1-3-4, String Groups 2-3-43 Dramatics Club 1-2-3, Secretary 2, National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4. GUHDE, RICHARD ALLEN, Nebraska City, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town August S, 1957. Automo- tive Mechanics. f--as I ,S 5 E, 5 1 5 xiii X If I .- is ,.. E ici , fl' WN F. fi-WW M'-Q.. Y fi A f .ff GUINN, VERDELL JAMES, St. Cloud, Minnesota. Ar- rived at Boys TowngOctober 23, 1956. Ceramics Army Reserve 4, Pvt. HAKE, RICHARD LEE, Menomonie, Wisconsin. Ar- rived at Boys Town November 15, 1956. Wood- working. HALL, RICHARD MICHAEL, Chicago, Illinois. Ar- rived at Boys Town October 9, 1951. Academic Course. Class Secretary 3-4, Minor letters: football 3, basketball 1-2, Concert Choir 1-2, Choir 3-4, Knights of the Altar 1, Pep Club 3. HAMBLIN, JAMES HENDERSON, Princeton, West Vir- ginia. Arrived at Boys Town December 12, 1956. Vocational Agriculture. Minor letters: baseball 2-3, Concert Band 2, 4-H Club 4, Scouting 2-3, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. TTANTEN, RICHARD WILLIAM, Huron, South Dakota. Arrived at Boys Town February 8, 1957. Aca- demic Course. Councilman 4, Commissioner 4, Knights of the Altar 2-3, Cheerleader 4. TTARDYN, WALTER STEVE, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town September 13, 1954. Academic Course. Scouting 1-2. HEIssER, ROOSEVELT GARY, Scarsdale, New York. Arrived at Boys Town March 31, 1954. Shoe Repair. Minor letter: wrestling 3, Scouting 1-2-3, Organist Protestant Chapel 1-2-3-4. HERNANDEZ, JOHN PAUL, Pittsburgh, Kansas. Ar- rived at Boys Town October 23, 1953. Printing. Minor letters: football 1-3, Scouting 1. HOCH, JOSEPH, Norwalk, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town September 23, 1952. Ceramics. Minor letters: swimming 2-4, Concert Choir 3, Choir 1-2-4. H01-'sTETTER, PAUL ANTHONY, JR., New Orleans, Louisiana. Arrived at Boys Town December 26, 1956. Academic Course. Commissioner 4. Major letter: tennis 3, Concert Choir 3, Choir 2-4, B Club 3-4, Boys State 3. JAMEZ, NICHOLAS, Des Moines, lowa. Arrived at Boys Town March 17, 1955. Barbering. Major letter: wrestling 3, Minor letters: football 3, track '2-3, wrestling 2, B Club 3-4. JENSEN, DONALD RAYMOND, Grand Rapids, Michi- gan. Arrived at Boys Town March 25, 1953. Heating and Air Conditioning. Commissioner 4, Major letters: football 3-4: Minor letters: football 1-2, basketball 1, baseball 1, track 1, Concert Band 1-2-3, B Club 3-4, Knights of the Altar 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 3, Scouting 1-2-3. JONES, ROBERT DOUGLAS, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Arrived at Boys Town September 3, 1952. Vo- cational Agriculture. String -Groups 2, 4-H Club 1-3-4, Scouting 1-2. KAPITANY, LASZLO, Szakmar, Hungary. Arrived at Boys Town February 25, 1957. Academic Course. Choir 3-4. KEELE, RAYMOND LEE, Manhattan, Kansas. Ar- rived at Boys Town August 30, 1950. Academic Course. Mayor 4, Councilman 4, Commissioner 4, Class President 3, Class Vice President 4, Major letter: basketball 2, Minor letters: basket- ball 1, baseball 1, Concert Choir 2-3-4, B Club 2-3-4, President 4. KELLER, JOHN LAWRENCE, Owensboro, Kentucky. Arrived at Boys Town October 25, 1951. Radio and Television Repair. Major letters: wrestling 2-3, Minor letter: wrestling 1, Concert Choir 1-2-4, B Club 2-3, Dramatics Club 1, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. KovAcs, LASZLO, Budapest, Hungary. Arrived at Boys Town February 2, 1957. Shoe Repair. Commissioner 4. KUBESH, JERRY JOE, Suttons Bay, Michigan. Ar- rived at Boys Town November 24, 1956. Aca- demic Course. Minor letter: basketball 3, Py- lon Staff 3. LAMERAND, EDWARD LEO, Copper City, Michigan. Arrived at Boys Town June 18, 1957. Academic Course. Knights of the Altar 3, Pep Club 3, cheerleader 3. LANCASTER, JAMES GORDON, Kansas City, Missouri. Arrived at Boys Town September 7, 1956. 'Aca- demic Course. Scouting 2. --4? 571 A-JW mm .ff -5,1 . JM, ing, I+: X 1 . vi' 1? S 1' . 51- aff..-af. Senior year is the busiesl' for students. School, homework, sports and social activities keep students on their toes all day. Pictured below are four seniors in +ypical school scenes: Rich- ard Render prepares a lesson in American History .... Richard Lopez operates a lathe in Machine Shop . . Mario Quinonez checlcs a TV chassis in Radio and TV Repair . . Terrance Green works on a map assignment in American History. LANCE, JAMES FRANKLIN, Colorado Springs, Colo- rado. Arrived at Boys Town January 24, 1952. Ceramics. Baseball manager 3g Minor letters: football 2-3, B Club 3-4, Dramatics Club 1-2- 3-4, Scouting 1-2. LOPEZ, RICARDO CLEOFAS, Dallas, Texas. Arrived at Boys Town February 10, 1954. Councilman 4g Commissioner 43 Minor letters: track 2-3, Concert Choir 1-23 Choir 3-4, ArIny Reserve 3-4, PFC. MCBRIIIE, WILLIAM JosEPH, Boys Town, Nebraska. Automotive M6C1l3Il1CS. MCCOLLAR, DONALD EUGENE, Kearney, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town April 12, 1956. Academic Course. Army Reserve 111, Pvt. MCCULLOUGH, WALTER LEACH, Zion, Illinois. Ar- rived at Boys Town November 15, 1952. Wood- working. Commissioner 4: Major letters: wrestling 2-3-4: Minor letters: football 1, bas- ketball 1g Concert Band 1-2: B Club 2-3-4, Scouting 1-2. MCGOVERN, JAMES FREDRICK, Cut Bank, Montana. Arrived at Boys Town January 29, 1953. Bar- bering. Commissioner 4: Major letters: wrest- ling 1-2-3-4: Choir 1-2-3, B Club 2-3-4: Knights of the Altar 13 Army Reserve 4, Pvt. MCKAMY, MAURICE DAVID, Norfolk, Nebraska. Ar- rived at Boys Town September 1, 1954. Voca- tional Agriculture. Minor letter: football 1, 4-H Club 2-3-4, vice president 3-4. MARTIN, LARRY LEONARD, Waterloo, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town November 7, 1955. Heating and Air Conditioning. Minor letter: track 1: Pep Club 3: 4-H Club 3-4: Scouting 2. MARTINEZ, CHRISTOPHER JAMES, Sinton, Texas. Arrived at Boys Town September 2, 1953. Au- tomotive Mechanics. Concert Choir 3-4, Choir 1-2: Concert Band 1-2-35 Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. MAXON, RICHARD EMERY, Blue Earth, Minnesota. Arrived at Boys Town January 4, 1954. Auto- motive Mechanics. Commissioner 4: Minor let- ter: football 1g 4-H Club 3. MENDEZ, JESUS ERNESTO, El Paso, Texas. Arrived at Boys Town February 22, 1951. Woodwork- ing. Major letters: football 3-4: Minor letters: football 1-2, basketball 1. MINAKES, DAVID MATTHEW, Toledo, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town July 13, 1955. Academic Course. Councilman 4: Commissioner 4: City Clerk 4: Major letter: football 4: Minor letters: football 1-3, basketball 1, track 1-3: Scouting 1-3: Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. MINOR, JAMES, Rock Island, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town February 2, 1955. Automotive Me- chanics. Councilman 4, Commissioner 4: City Clerk 43 Major letter: football 4, Minor letter: football 3. MITCHELL, MARVIN CLIFTON, Toledo, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town March 1, 1955. Machine Shop. Commissioner 4, Concert Choir 1-2-3-4. 'wal wa... 5, A Q. -. ,. is we --pg.-E. : -il. I -.fa A5 f : .. - 1 mr '-C, 5: I, ffpy 4 x A fr Lb ,A 4- ., .'-' 1 'K tw , W 5 ,- 'YA Wm? Nw? Ei . W, I ...at 'Q i it J A .if ab ' S -M...-- f? M-55 ti ,,,-dl? MOUNT, PATRICK KATON, Rhinelander, Wisconsin. Arrived at Boys Town January 8, 1957. Auto- motive Mechanics. Commissioner 4. MOYER, JULIUS ANTHONY, Cresson, Pennsylvania. Arrived at Boys Town August 3, 1952. Print- ing. Councilman 43 Commissioner 41 Major letters: wrestling 3-43 Minor letters: football 1, baseball 2-3, wrestlingll-2, Choir 1-2-35 B Club 3-4, Pep Club 33 Pylon Staff 1-2-3. NEILsoN, MICHAEL JOHN, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Arrived at Boys Town June 23, 1955. Printing Minor letters: track 1-35 Pylon Staff 3. NEVILLE, MERLYN ROY, Dunlap, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town February 11, 1955. Automotive Mechanics. NEWMAN, FERINO NORVIL, San Carlos, Arizona. Ar- rived at Boys Town August 1, 1957. Academic Course. Army Reserve 4, Pvt. NIECIKOVVSKI, LEON PAUL, Chicago, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town August 19, 1956. Automotive Mechanics. Pep Club 3. PARTCH, DoI7cI.As JOSEPH, St. Peter, Kansas. Ar- rived at Boys Town September 18, 1956. Bar- bering. Knights of the Altar 2-3, 4-H Club 2g Scouting 2-3, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. PECHAR, JOHN JAMES, JR., Omaha, Nebraska. Ar- rived at Boys Town August 29, 1949. Radio and Television Repair. Minor letter: wrestling 2, Concert Choir lg Choir 2-3-4. PEREZ, VALENTINE GONZALES, East Grand Forks, Minnesota. Arrived at Boys Town April 19, 1954. Academic Course. Dramatics Club 1-2, Secretary 2, Knights ofthe Altar 1-2. PFEIFER, ALBERT LEE, Kansas City, Kansas. Ar- rived at Boys Town January 6, 1954. Heating and Air Conditioning. Minor letters: football 1, wrestling 3, Pep Club 3. PICRAUX, ROBERT LEE, Clay Center, Nebraska. Ar- rived at Boys Town October 15, 1957. Wood- working. PIKE, RICHARD LARRY, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Ar- rived at Boys Town September 2, 1949. Heat- ing and Air Conditioning. Minor letters: wres- tling 1-2-3: Concert Band 1-2-3-4, Scouting 1-2- 3-4, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. PRECIADO, MARIO ENRIQUE, San Antonio. Texas. Arrived at Boys Town November 6, 1954. Radio and Television Repair. Minor letter: tennis 3: Dramatics Club 1, Scouting 1-2-3g Army Re- serve 3-4, PFC. PROKOP, WILLIAM LEE, West Bend, 1owa. Arrived at Boys Town June 28, 1951. Printing. Concert Band 1-2, Pylon Staff 3. PRUETT, BRYAN PATRICK, Grand Forks, North Da- kota. Arrived at Boys Town August 3, 1953. Heating and Air Conditioning. Knights of the Altar 1. QUINONEZ, MARIO, Monterrey, Mexico. Arrived at Boys Town March 1, 1956. Radio and Televi- sion Repair. Commissioner 4: Major letters: football 3, baseball 3, Minor letters: football 2, baseball 2. RASMUSSEN, ROY KENT, Boys Town. Nebraska. Aca- demic Course. Minor' letter: football 2, Con- cert Band 1-2-3-4, Scouting 1-2-3-4. Rl-INDI-ZR, RICHARD LEE, Missouri Valley, Iowa. Ar- rived at Boys Town August 19, 1953. Academic Course. Concert Choir 2-3-4, Choir 1. RIEPE, JAMES DEAN, Arapahoe, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town September 20, 1954. Vocational Agriculture. 4-H Club 2-3-4. RINCCENBERC, HAROLD GENE, Des Moines, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town August 28, 1952. Wood- working. Commissioner 4: Major letters: wres- tling 2-3, tennis 2-3, Minor letters: wrestling 1, tennis 1. ... .. S if In ... A 5 Ji -55 iifi 1 ' 1.-,s 'if A-.W -4. .... ii Aw Hu-gp, In j.. M, u,,,, ..,.... wa.,- Y if 3, MW f . X. I I X at 2 -T28 I we MW t LS? f f . ,. A' , .. v'vv V ff ', .A . is . 5 P ,P 42 H W- 1 RIVERA, PAT PARACLITO, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Arrived at Boys Town August 19, 1955. Heat- ing and Air Conditioning. Commissioner 4, Minor letter: baseball 3, Army Reserve 3-4, PFC. ROBINSON, GEORGE LEON, Chicago, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town August 4, 1955. Academic Course. Minor letters: track 1-2-3, Choir 1-2-3-4. ROSENOW, FRANCIS DEAN, Kewanee, Illinois. Ar- rived at Boys Town March 29, 1955. Academic Course. 4-H Club 2, Scouting 1-2, Army Re- serve 4, Pvt. SCHULTE, LAWRENCE MICHAEL, Chicago, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town August 11, 1955. Heat- ing and Air Conditioning. Minor letters: foot- ball 3, track 1-2, Scouting 1-2. SEEK, JOHN ANGELO, Sioux City, Iowa. Arrived at Boys Town September 4, 1953. Printing. Minor letters: football 1, basketball 3, track 1, Concert Choir 4, Choir 1-2-3, Pep Club 3, Pylon Staff 2-3, co-editor 3, Army Reserve 4, Pvt. SHEARER, KENNETH ROBERT, Omaha, Nebraska. Ar- rived at Boys Town September 12, 1957. Ma- chine Shop. SHEFFIELD, WILLIAM LEE, Omaha, Nebraska. Ar- rived at Boys Town October 18, 1955. Auto- motive Mechanics. Commissioner 4 Minor let- ter: football 3, Pep Club 3, Scouting 1-2-3. SLOBODNIK, JOHN MICHAEL, Omaha, Nebraska. Ar- rived at Boys Town March 20, 1949. Academic Course. Mayor 4, Councilman 4, Commission- er 4, Class President 1-4, Class vice-president 3, Class secretary 2, Major letters: football 2-3-4, basketball 1-2-3-4, baseball 2, Minor let- ters: football 1, basketball 1, baseball 1, track 1, B Club 2-3-4. SMITH, WILLIAM MICHAEL, Lacrosse, Wisconsin. Arrived at Boys Town July 11, 1956. Commis- sioner 4, Major letter: baseball 3, Minor letters: baseball 2, swimming 2, B Club 3, Pep Club 3, Scouting 2. SNYDER, PAUL KEITH, Galion, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town ,Iune 23, 1953. Woodworking. Commissioner 4, Major letters: football 3-4, Minor letters: football 1-2, B Club 3-4, 4-H Club 3, Scouting 1-2-3. SZABO, MIKLOS MIHALY, Nyul, Hungary. Arrived at Boys Town February 20, 1957. Academic Course. TABAKA, JOHN EDWARD, Toledo, Ohio. Arrived at Boys Town August 16, 1955. Heating and Air Conditioning. Minor letters: swimming 1, ten- nis 3, Scouting 1-2. TENNY, MICHAEL FRANCIS, Des Moines, Iowa. Ar- rived at Boys Town August 26, 1956. Machine Shop. Commissioner 4, Minor letters: track 2-3, swimming 3. THOMPSON, WILLIAM MICHAEL, Montgomery, Ala- bama. Arrived at Boys Town December 7, 1951. Woodworking. Major letters: track 3, wrestling 3-4, Minor letters: track 2, wrestling 2, Choir 1-3-4, B Club 3-4, Pep Club 3. VANDERHICIDEN, JAMES ROBERT, Laurel, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town July 17, 1955. Voca- tional Agriculture. 4-H Club 3. WEINFURTNER, GEORGE LOUIS, Omaha, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town June 25, 1952. Academic Course. Major letters: wrestling 2-3-4, Minor letters: football 1-2-3, track 1, wrestling 1, String Groups 2-3, B Club 2-3-4, Scouting 1-2-3, Army Reserve 3-4, Pvt. WEST, JOE BRYAN, Wichita Falls, Texas. Arrived at, Boys Town July 30, 1953. Machine Shop. Commissioner 4, Minor letter: baseball 2. WHITE, JAMES ROBERT, Lincoln, Nebraska. Arrived at Boys Town September 2, 1953. Tailoring. Minor letters: football 1, basketball 1, wrestling 3, Concert Choir 1, Choir 2-3-4, Pep Club 3. WILLIAMS, ANTHONY MICHAEL, Chicago, Illinois. Arrived at Boys Town March 2, 1953. Baking. Major letter: track 3, Scouting. WOODS, ROI.AND DEAN, Edmond, Oklahoma. Ar- rived at Boys Town July 11, 1955. Vocational Agriculture. Minor letter: track 3, Pep Club 3, 4-H Club 1-3-4, Scouting 1, ArIny Reserve 3-4, PFC. -...af vs sw U X 2 tif.: -ar' . ...,..40' .,. 'ka If : Ns , Tv' sw. SF.. E 'F T A Ti FIRST ROW: R. SeiIaerIing, A. CasIeIIo, J. Sodd, E. Harf, G. Jagasifs, L. Smifh D. Hamilion, M. Durr. SECOND ROW R. Augusfine, G. lddings, F. Lammers 'FeIcI, A. Lane, J. Whi+marsI1, D. Richeson R. Schafer. THIRD ROW: R. Leseberg J. LaDouceur, T. Casfor, J. Crumby, C. Ausfin, R. HoIan, T. S+eggeII. FIRST ROW: J. Maes, J. Cook, R. Ta- Iwara, T. Chesire, D. Alexander, P. Lorenz, R. Frazier, B. Dooley. SECOND ROW L. Shelfon, W. Efeeyan, M. Beckham, E Weidman, R. Ray, J. Brink, C. S+oddarcI T. Tomas. THIRD ROW: G. Simon, A Rhudy, J. Wise, D. Hogan, H. Krohn, M Leuck, R. Reborn. W rw W 5' fn We I A 'Q 'x f fi' : NZ' le: ' ff -w F 1 i TI ,,i,. We 5 'ff ' I I Q.. 1 A 5 , we 1 Mk , A . , 9, ,T . II . , 5 E A A 1: -.. - ... 1? lg I ' I ' 5 ff:fs. i' e 51.3. fa I I I Q1 ' A - ' - il- ' W 151: :-:.' . Q, 1-.A .N N .---- A,.:' .-g- ak - wa 53? : fi J, A 235' 3' 2 if 1 ...,. A er' I gg. S' 'X I FIRST ROW: H. Todd, R. Sodd, J. Val- lier R. Liffle J. Wriglwf E. Young L N22-.L F. Dowinie. secdwo ROW:' Ki Sheehy, R. Hill, P. Burgess, D. Na+ion D. Hermsen, J. Richardson, J. Daniels. THIRD ROW: R. Money, J. Cavanauglw L. Clavin, J. Munlxers, P. Poulson, A Chresos, D. Leo. FIRST ROW: D. Keen, A. Spencer, R Slove, R. Knufson, R. Cross, L. Grandmai- son, J. Musfain. SECOND ROW: C Rodrick, F. Craft D. Anderson, A. Ka- bance, G. Brown, W. Hickman, G. Mor- gan. THIRD ROW: G. Leafham, J. Kli- mowski, R. Rafhe, J. Glaser, F, Dvorak S. Nicholson, E. Guaclarrama. r FIRST ROW: G. Feisf, D. Spevak, Song Y. C., S. Tenny, P. Plafz, J. Rogers, R. Bleach, E. Brady. SECOND ROW: R. Alexander, J. I3acIiaI, T. Sihmann, J. Donel, D. Sfephens, C. Esiep. THIRD ROW: F. Moreno, J. Calderon, G. Lucy, B. Joyce, P. Klimek, R. SIraFf, S. Kerche- val. DOIN f'l?f'fT FIRST ROW: R. VoeIIer, B. BIondin, W. ToaI, G. Sfacy, A. Casfillo, L. Belisle, W. Ford. SECOND ROW: M. Sheehy, F. Ku+scI1Ixe, J. Hur+ado, L. Gavigan, C. Carroll, K. Avenf, V. Delaney. THIRD ROW: G. Schulfe, C. Devers, T. DoIIison, J. Oliver, G. Gilmore, A. FIores, C. Jack- son, J. Bishop. ' s 0lJl10lll0l'6S FlRST ROW: J. Sclimidf, J. Price, R. Phillips, B. Bucy, J. Garcia, J. Lucas, J. Hanelxamp, D. Hacker. SECOND ROW: R. Rougeau, D. Seelc, J. Salanifro, M. Pena, J. ScoH, D. O'Connor, D. Hirmer. THIRD ROW: R. Carnes, W. Eley, T. Anderson, G. Clarln, R. Hellman, J. ning, M. Picraux, E. Coleman. W 8, W if fr FIRST ROW: D. Kemp, D. Broclr, T. Blan- din, F. Foose, J. Sanford, J. Eller, J. Bridges, M. Fierro. SECOND ROW: R. Prokop, S. Hernandez, S. Hardin, R. Carl, E. Feisf, C. Adair, C. Barring, F. Torres. THIRD ROW: A. Jaclrson, J. Bossard, W. Dilfz, S. Young, L. Cahill, W. Huff, D. Money, J. Holman. Hen- P3 i F, . 1 V., 1 ik 5. ' kyr? w .Q i .l Stix, ,KX 5 iss: .6 X A FIRST ROW: R. Lappe, R. Canlglla, W. Morgan, J. Hanuselr, R. Mares, A. Vigil J. Zappa. SECOND ROW: J. came, D Alberl, T. Painlin, D. Elllngsen, L. Spilles R. Aclis R. Mafuszewslci W. Benfon THIRD riow. D. Roberls: P. chandlerf J. Kern, J. Puncec, L. Salazar, D. Burg- hardf, J. Johnson. FIRST ROW: J. Walson, R. Sfuder, A. Two Shields, J. Holewinslxi, C. Bridges, F. Golden, L. Berger. SECOND ROW: L. Sfalml, T. Kane, G. Ruslerlwolz, J. Derville, A. Kline, J. Cordova, R. Nesbifl. THIRD ROW: J. Means, E. Chealum, D. Sawyer, W. Hunier, W. Eichelberger, J. Benson W. Combs, J. Palmer. G ' 'Q sf. k 5 1 0Ph0lll0I'6S Mt . 5' Iw ...Q A.-. V r .fx Af FIRST ROW: R. Vigil, R. Seiberling, K. Logan, M. Owens, C. Lewandowslri, D. Crawford, B. Brown, A. Asfufo. SECOND ROW: M. Slraff, C. Durrelf, P. Keenan, D. Sandoval, P. Noland, R. Wesf, P. Means, J. Henning. THIRD ROW: R. King, M. Koczar, R. Orduna, F. Keffer, I.. McBaine, R. Burns, V. Meyer. FIRST ROW: A. Garcia, R. Curlis, T. Lieby, M. Myers, D. Serclinslry, L. Mul- Iiqan, D. Vallier. SECOND ROW: T. Wesibury, J. Piflman, B. Cordova, R. Goodman, J. Proud, P. Silvia, W. Mar- finez. THIRD ROW: M. Morgan, J. Rliudy, B. McLeaney, M.WalI, M. Doohen, G. Hodge, J. Har+ness. L . FIRST ROW: J. Krick, R. Zepeda, L. Bill- ingsley, R. Dirlrx, N. Rodriguez, R. Cer- mak, M. Smi+h, R. Simpson. SECOND ROW: N. Raridon, R. Singleifon, R. Lyons, R. Oniiveros, P. Ruffin, R. Sfell, R. Sclwoenfield, C. Jackson. THIRD ROW: R. Smiflu, W. De Wall, E. Croclrer, E. Raymer, W. McCabe, D. Kubesh, T. Dauer. M W? FIRST ROW: R. Larson, L. McLeaney, D Pluff, E. Davis, W. Nanson, B. Howard J. Guinn, K. Carizr. SECOND ROW: R. Smiflw, G. Siorey, B. Griffirh, J. DelVec- clsio, A. Buclrler, E. Rhudy, T. Ahr, T. Bazis. THIRD ROW: R. Van Wieren, F. Finn, G. Reynolds, W. Urban, O. Kuss- mann, D. Morris, M. Buban, M. Binder, K. Jackson. 1 Ps N 2 1. Freshmen XM 2 3 .8-NX H. ff., NMV7 J A :R as . ,R f 2 s.,. ' T E , F? 1' Y. . nr :N f ri .AHAMY 55'j .W fly. Y1f 5: u'1i '3 FIRST ROW: T. Subra, W. Dreessen, D. Samuel, J. Cyr, P. Nolasco, F. Roybal, D. McKamy, R. Kouri. SECOND ROW: P. Lane, C. Kendall, J. Chesire, G. Ander- son. K. Woodard, C. Sclwrahmzier, E. Condrcn, J. BosIo,.D. Campbell. THIRD ROW: W. Gilmore, L. Edwards, P. Rendzr, W. Osby, J. Delaney, K. Kern, N. Carlcr, R. Devers, W. Denny. FIRST ROW: A. Lighlfoof, M. Billingsley, T. Brewsfcr, B. Prokop, R. Johnson, M. Ludh, A. Edwards, E. Svehela. SECOND ROW: F. Svehala, E. Huff, M. Knoblauch, T. Clay, A. Burroughs, J. Parlrer, D. Phil- lips, J. Bailershall, J. Morphew. THIRD ROW: J. Cannon, G. Van Wieren, J. Orr, R. Holmes, C. Carson, J. Walsh, D. Kauffman, C. Johnson, R. Siebler. FIRST ROW: R. Haroldson, J. Wolfe, R. Salazar, J. Geweclre, R. Elem, R. Beau- chesne, R. MoFfif, L. Esfep. SECOND ROW: R. Haley, J. Durando, R. Lopez, T. Fisher, C. Riley, G. Alberi, J. Wenizel, J. Gallegos, D. Herbel. THIRD ROW: M. Terry, J. Vanderheiden, D. Hari, G. Reimer, P. Gunfer, V. Zboralslli, R. Rog- ers, C. Burlrard, F. Torres. FIRST ROW: D. Griffin, B. Davis, J. Jin lens, W. Gorelwam, O. Brown, J. Bushor D. Briggs, J. Morgan. SECOND ROW W. Greafhouse, L. Curfis, L. Spidell, G Marify, M. Pefrea, G. Lewis, F. lrislw, L Cook, D. Johnson. THIRD ROW: D Sfowers, R. House, M. DeVore, D. Voeller D. Voeller, L. Mayer, J. Lamphere, G Sferba. ELEMENTARY SCHOUL Graduates of 19 9 SECTION 8-l FIRST ROW: J. Billingsley, S. Barnes, M. Manning, T. Ginn, R. DurreH, E. Porier, J. Sweefing. SECOND ROW: J. Mills, C. Barker, J. Boggs. J. Eiiniear, R. Alden- Iloff. THIRD ROW: G. Curry, L. Daven- por+, G. Roflwlauf, H. Loslionlcohl, R. Lew- andowski, L. Buffum, J. Ayala. SECTION 8-2 FIRST ROW: R. Scholfz, E. Brune, R Guinn, J. Raborn, G. Spoden, T. FIe+cher SECOND ROW: L. Chrisfensen, T. Phil lips, H. Balrer, H. Rahmer, C. Bushaw, J DeWaIl, R. Emerick. SECTION 8-3 FIRST ROW: R. Johns, E. Arnold, I Smifh, K. Richards, D. Dirlrx, J. Chesir M. Bossard, A. Arellano, W. Hor+on, I Deilering. SECOND ROW: E. Nevilli C. Gleason, B. Mercade, T. Wall, R. No quay, T. Painlin, M. Crowley, D. Lincoln SECTION 8-4 FIRST ROW: M, Belfz, G. Tluibocleau, i Brandi, P. Wampach, J. Korman, R. Elan R. Dewar. SECOND ROW: J. Goodman A. Wiggins, J. Hess, G. Melson. F. Ma finez, R. Coffin, J. Hunf, W. Farmer. I SECTION a-s I FIRST ROW: G. Kramer, G. Beauchesne C. Rodriguez, J. Breck, J. Davis, L. Mar linez, T. Bucciarelli, M. Cervanlez, W Vaneli. SECOND ROW: R. Kur'II'1, R Wesf, R. Halda, E. Harrison, T. Drane R. Shaclrelford, J. Guadarrama, J. Hamill lon. SECTION 8-6 FIRST ROW L O' : . Reilly, J. BaHersI1aII, P. Sf ewar+, G. Gray, T. Spangler B Con sfenfine, D. Alberf, S. Pirisky. SECSONI5 ROW. S. Sorensen, E Moclmore, T. Myers. P. Crowley, M. SIeII, G. Bishop, M. Cochran. SECTION 8-7 FIRST ROW: S. DeIqade, D. Dellaca, T Raymer, K. Irish, C. Schmisseur, P. Rosa- do, L. Chrisfensen, D. Pechar, J. Dun- away. Eighth Grade SECTION 7-I FIRST ROW: R. Johns, D. Oswald, A. Si va, R. Naralx, M. Schmidf, D. Larson, Beclrius, R. Ersfad, E. Diclcs. SECON ROW: G. Paul, H. Carnes, P. Hernande F. Holman, W. Granqer, J. Cosfello, I Bernal, W. Brown, J. Molliscn. SECTION 7-2 FIRST ROW: D. Morrow, W. Billingsley, D. Boudreau D. Gleason J. Lane S Nogqle, R. cfamen. secomo Row! G. Harrison, G. Buclrler, S. Urszan, X. Jackson, L. Keeler, C. Toon, F. Meyer. SECTION 7-3 FIRST ROW: F. Larson, R. Moore, A. Beamon, E. Brown, W. Lucas, D. Acfis. SECOND ROW: C. Reeves, A. Gray, R. Howard, D. Jordan, G. Lucas, H. Moore. SECTION 7-4 RST ROW: D. Diemerl, M. Brannan, M. azeppa, F. Torres, R. Parra, E. Lara, A. Camilla, D. Coburn, L. Maluszewslni. COND ROW: D. Mclnlyre, J. Salazar, Cordova M H ar T McEwen, T. , . II , . '1e+Ii, L. Mooney, D. Riely. Seven and Six SECTION 6-36 RST ROW: C. Money, L. Paul, L acon, E. Spenqler, R. Syslo, G. Ander- in, R. Maile, R. Clsavez, C. Becliius, B wigl-+. SECOND ROW: M. Keeler, J arrouglw, M. Ripplinqer, J. Buclcler, J sherry, J. Slralma, P. Zacllman, A. Sala r, M. Slumes, S. Pavey. THIRD ROW Hendren, K. Gilchrist R. Melendez, J ansyn, G. Madara, L. Bosfecl, A. Con- r, W. Calwoy, F. Clarlc. SECTION 6-35 FIRST ROW: J. Svel1la, G. Dyclue, L. Jar- amillo, C. Hofwolf, R. Dunaway, V. Phil- lips, R. Marfineslry, D. Smillw. SECOND ROW: N. Summers, J. MOHIBHCI, E. Rod- rigeuez, C. Srnifh, L. Simms, C. Cochran, D. Horner, I. Morgan. THIRD ROW: S. Hernandez, C. Hupp, M. Taslzer, H. Crump, G. Torres, D. Balmer, P. Irish. GRADE 5 FIRST ROW: T. Joluns, G. Hernandez, Bernal, R. Gleason, J. Billingsley, S. Nc gle, R. Alberf. SECOND ROW: J. Co R. Colfer, J. Jager, D. Elhen, D. Philli G. Brown, T. Richards. THIRD ROW: Melville, J. Hoffman, J. Simon, A. Mo son, L. McCar+y, M. Munez, R. Knigh GRADES 2-3-4-5 FIRST ROW: T. Coslello, K. Versclwee S. Melville, M. Syslo, E. Spengler, D. C burn, D. Hollins, J. Hernandez. SECON ROW: l. Munez, M. Brown, W. Riclwarq T. Carnes, C. Lucas, R. Calioy, F. Belle shall, L. Kosnielr. THIRD ROW: H. Trer K. Lies, K. Ross, E. Simms, M. Lewis, . Helguin, J. Powell. !wf SG mi FTW MM, , 1 , aufgmf g k A. A Q. ,-rm . . .fAf'.f4 :. YV , K sa?-M --K-vqisia F' . f f.zf'..:f-9322554 4 W ag: +91-y, ,if , A A .Jw ,X , A,-W wwfvsqkkdxif L Q .ssc -mrii-M22 w,1'k5'kx N Xa , si,a'?5u.zW!,v2LJ,m. Acti ities Music Hall Field House City Council SAO fkn'-3 John ov au laws NW' ' W c,,nqRj'QZ,wa as We me ZW , . R64 Kim Jawa il ROM a'lOf HO K6 elif? XZ: ' MQ mes boonil- lollicsl. iixfsl Sz Below: Members of The Cify Council pose for lheir formal porlrail wiih Falher Wegner. Sealed clockwise abouf ihe council lable are Councilman Raymoncl Keele, Mayor John Sloboclnilc, Fafher Wegner, Ciiy Clerk James Minor, and Councilmen Julius Moyer and Richard Hanlen. Picfured in lhe inserf are Councilman Dave Minalres and Richard Lopei. Minalres served as Cify Clerlr during +he firsf semesfer. Noi picfurecl is Councilman William Thompson. ff r , K im 'IIE o i ' f i 7 1 f g ff? I The Music Department . .. , fs . lam-ll vllm-n of lmms luwn llilS oppnrlulnlv In pa1rl1m'1pul0 in the CXll'IlSlX4' music prugrun1 1-arm-fl nn at llle llmnv. fl stuflvnl ulm luis llle zxlrllllx anml clm-sire lu sing may join one uf llle tln'm-cf l'llUlI'S. l'lXIN'I'llxllL'P in llw CllllIl1'l'l anrl Rc'pe1'lui1'e vlmirs may lf-all tu selm-vlinn in llw llllwlnllimmmllly fulnnus C4lIlL'l'I4l Clwir Mlm-11 usually ln'm'Sc'l1lS an vxlvllsivc if1lIll'l'I'l tour in Ille' full. l4lIIllll1'SS Upl1UI'lLlIIlllPF vxlsl for llxe lm llllf'l'- eslml in instrlllmfntal llll.lSll'. lmlll in inmlix imluul slucly or parlif'ipz1lion inilu'lliglx51'l11mlm'C1'z1rlP Svllmnl liuncls unml llle String Urvlu-stra. Smvral cluzvn lmys slurly piano. organ uncl string inslrunwnts. l':ill'll ye-an' tllcflr nne uurli is 1n'vSenlc'1l in a 1'c'm'ilz1l. lwn' llle enjoxlnenl uf ull lnms. ulwllwl' tlu-x are avtively c-ngaxgecl in llw slumly of music' ur nut. ilu- Nluslr' llf'lJLll'lllN'IIl annually lmrings a nunmlwr uf fLlIlIHl1S IllllFl4'ill grulllms unfl artists tu llll' stage of ilu- Nlusu' llull. Above: The Rev. Francis P. Sclmmlll, Direclor of llwe Music D:par+men1' and Direcfor, Boys Town Concerl Choir, Pic- lurcd below are members of llwe Music Deparlmenl Slaff. Sealed: Paul Sinq, Franl: Szynslxie, Norberl Leflfer, Mrs. Ger- lrude Plewa. Slandingz Carollon Bleiek, Louis Plsciolla, James Bell, Ira George, Carl Lyon. Noi piclured, Ferenc Denes. W E ur- J , aa- Q 1 X Q: W? X if , 3-I -n-1 C S certfl Con Town rn UY B he T CONCERT BAND CONCERT CHOIR L 0 .I L 'B D.. 7 :Z E vu X u I d E o .0 . 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F OC Br rson, D. La 2 .J 'a I ci 11 .1 .': Q ci Ji LLI Z O 1 I O 1: b- .Q w L5 nl E O I N .z Ln .F c m E ..- I m -5 -5 3 i E .2 3 c fu X L5 nf 1. lu .c fu P- lr 1. 0 'a uv .I 1. .2 v E N -1- vu . .: u an U 6 : v 1. o 2 5 O fr I -all f ns I ui Jackson C. Fellon Af an, F. ooclm R.G ell MH' 1.1. -1-I E O va .11 u fu '1 :Z Lil O an O E v 1. .2 c fu P ci -o- -0- O U V1 7 J c as .J 4 Ji Lu sn ua 4 cn 1-I ..- 2 cn. nl 'U C I 'U 5 O ci 's -E U I d 6 .C O 5-3 vi .E 'U : 2 cn D-J Z Q mn mn D O Z LU n. Ira George. 5 .Q O F- O u.: cf Q na UW U1 w -1- V1 P- :Q--E Er-Q NOV' 12 : QE ca. 4 fu Fl 5 2 E .11 fu O E 1. 0 .D ID Z Z 1. fu N 2 vu vm .i ls ch 2 : vu Q 1-2 -T1 1. 1. In O alum, C. he J. Means, E. C 1 ai 0 U X O CCHS. P.M -of 'O 1. IU .C I UW . Jo 'L' u c fo 1. LL S 0 M o .c I'- 12 5 Qu.: -Z no 2 E an I d 9- -9. o 2 1. as .Z O E 'U ov o .1 :Z .Q Q N sc of 6 LU 11 D r- 1958-1959 and C611 011 nC 0 rn Fw O Q9 .S ... ...S S 5 ' S 3 Q .Dx 3 .W 5 2 STRING ORCHESTRA VIOLINS: N. Carfer, W. Gilmore, J. Gallegos, D. Alexander, D. Lincoln. P. Hernandez, A. Mollison, J. Beclrius, C. Beciuius L. Paul, G. Paul, J. Mollison, D. Larson, A. Salazar, A. Con- nor, J. Jager, J. MeIiveIIe, W. BiIIingsIy, J. Lane, M. Mezeffa C. Smifh, C. Money, W. Calwoy, L. Bacon, A. Escamilla, R Maile. CELLOS: B. Joyce, J. Chesire, F. CIarIc. BASS: N Brown. VIOLAS: T. Green, R. Phillips, R. Proclla, R. Scholfz M. Siumes. DIRECTOR: Mr. Carl Lyon. l-...J PIANO STUDENTS FIRST ROW: J. Munoz, F. CIarIr, A. Salazar, E. Dicks, R. Syslo SECOND ROW: J. Wise, L. Lu'rI1e, Mr. Louis Piscio+fa, In- sfruciorq Mrs. Gerfrude PIewa, Insfruciorg Mr. Ferenc Denes Insiruclor: J. BecIcius, J. Mollison. THIRD ROW: F. FeI'I'on N. Carrer, T. Spangler, D. Kapalin, W. Kurfh, R. SCDOITZ, C Beclcius, K. Lies, S. Hernandez, R. Mariinslly. FOURTH ROW R. Hanien, J. Zappa, R. Raye, R. RafI1e, J. Brown, B. Prollop B. Proliop, B. Joyce, D. Larson, L. Paul, J. AyaIa, A. MoIIison , I ,'. f ifxli' 5' iff? -lg, R , ' X 'L 5 T i ii :.. : ' W fx ,TBM my Ira I: ia ii gi ., A fs Q M ,, nfs' fP.-V-S W .Q 3, 'g W y Inf' f I ...M 1- .1 A .na -wr 1-0 M' A ,fig . N' 'M 'i Knights of thc. ltzu' FIRST ROW: R. Rougeau, J. Whiimarsh, G. Barker, F. Morino, Mr. YungbIu'rI1, L. SpiIIer, A. Vigil, G. Rusfcrholz, G. Lucy SECOND ROW: J. Lewandowslci, R. Brown, F. Craff, S. Hard in, W. Denny, R. Curfis, J, Hanckamp, R, Woods, T. Con dren. THIRD ROW: T. Piffman, L. Russ, L. S+aI1I, D. Nafion D. Keffer, R. Rafuszekslmi, D. Fllingson, J. Ricpe. OFFICERS Mr. Joseph Yungblufh, Moderaforg Anihony VigiI, Presideni Le Roy SpiIIer, Secrefary-Treasurer. KNIGHTS OF THE ALTAR FIRST ROW: W. Nanson, W. GiImore, E. Condrzn, L, Grand- maison, J. Fcisf, Mr. Grenier, Fafher Hebzrfg D. Anderson, R. Cur+is, J. Wise, R. SciberIing. SECOND ROW: J. Wcnfzel, R. Dirkx, W. Ford, L. Eshzp, M. Pena, T. Tomas, W. Vocller, D, Jensen, A. Coku. THIRD ROW: W, Cerrnak, W, Hickman, F. Finn, J. Bushor, J. WaIsI'1, C. Carson, T. Chesirc, F. Lam- rncrsfcld, J. SCOH, M. Slraff, P. Plafz, OFFICERS: Rev. John C. Hcberi, Dirccforg Mr. Henry J. Grenier, Jr., Modera?org Pcfer PIa+z, Supreme Grand Kniqhf, Thomas Chesire, Vice Supreme Grand Knighf. ali-H Cl u In I A1 5,3 I UH. 1311? W XOV'G3?:ZfG5f'-2.74ZgE'g'-'D 5-29? wE. 2-gSn.5'w-2 g3cwb35'::U0mQ- 3- ' ... J . ' -U-5'-350'-f-,nf . Tig .4 3-14-l :QE S1773-2.050 - 5-:+-Agyn' . Oo -.f z:r47'mm9hfg 22?--55:72-E3 ' - I 40. 010 mgfgmsgig nfg ':mN23 n.N.,-no -.- ?5S?fL3.,,- zo 922335 f'0l3fm-ns n': 3--n-305. -'u31-.-05, -1- 3 - 142' -- mm og U2 m ' . 0 :rr-L30 gfrfln g 95319 if - agfxitf 2,0 ' L. no--tn' -10+ KI' f'm?' ?14y'5 'K3-30 0 -1+ N-11 -o- Fgnngn-SEZCU g'! :q'Ng'gg 03530--4g'G3'LffLU'i3n.3 . --af -- .3,,:.oa, vu.,-52-m.3, ur -44:--U PU., Lqm 3?-y-755-I, 12-Zgfmn-43 11 f- -+s11Qw:mo3iVf rg- G5 5. 3341. -hm 7, Q--an To znfvv-KO-.r no .,.3flr-3a.IT'o?my-'g 09g 22155-U-S.Ogf'05: fwfwzaomv 212261 --' o ' nf .- ' J - ii 'U MI. 2 b9f-4i3- 11:-mr. 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Ska, D. Hamilion, R. Ray, H. Lawrence, Mr.'Ralpli Bocll, Uni? Commiffeeman in charge of iraining. SECOND ROW: J. Feisf, A. Kline, M. Devore, D. Briggs, R. Knuison, R.Rafl'1e, J. Donel. NOT PICTUREDZ J. Brown, R. Seiberling, G. Anderson, R. Frazier, S. Y. Cho, G. Sfacy, W. Ford, T. Tomas and G. Gilmore. BELOW: Troop 37. FIRST ROW: B. Farmer, J. Chesire, G. Novali, M. Keeler, T. Luflne, F. Baierslwall, L. Bernal, K. Lies, D. Alberf, J. Billingsley, R. Rasmussen, l. Morgan. SECOND ROW: Mr. George Novak, Scoufmasferg W. Billingsley, F. Arelano, A. Couborn, L. Simms, l. Neville, B. Consianfino, D. Dirks, D. Clwesire, E. Simms, R. Hendren, R. Ray, Junior Leader. Piciured on inis page are buf a few of 1'l'1e Cubbing, Scoufing and Exploring Uniis af Boys Town. The success of Scouiing af Boys Town is due io Failwer Wegner,fl'1e Deans and +l'1e many siafi members whose worlr and cooperaiion male fine program possible. Athletic Award Winners sfiig yiiffi- wg H B CLUB Shown on llwe opposlle page are approxlrnalely l'1dlf of 'llwe Boys Town afhleles who have earned lellers and llwereby are enhled 'ro memgersllip in ine B Club. ABOVE, FIRST ROW: A. Colm, J. McGovern, W. McCullough, J. Keller, J. Green, N. Jamez, P. Hofslelfer. SECOND ROW: W. Thompson, R. Sloboclnilc, J. Moyer, D. Jensen, P. Snyder, J. Anderson, G. Weinlurlner, R. Keele. BELOW, FIRST ROW: C. Devers, J. Hurlado, G. Sclwulfe, A. Rlwdy, J. Rlwdy, J. Wrighl, R. Curlis. SECOND ROW: J. Daniels, F. Lammersfeld, J. Donnel, J. Munlcers, R. Slove, J. Johnson, J. Scoll. Officers of flwe B Club are G. SchuI+e, President J. Slobod- niln, Vice President and R. Keele, Secrelary. Mr. Maurlce Skip Palrang ls Facully Moderalor. C H E E R L E A D E R S 1 A I 3 D H M? B 'S . Q S , ...OOOA I QOQQVVJ ':9:C.1.Qi 'Q X Ql -9, G R 5 Q ' ' s 0 . 4 5.0.0 f' O 0 4 Q O 0 ' s 99.0 w L., O O Q A-.D Ns 47 I ... CHEERLEADERS B. Frazier, J. Crumlsy, J. Kllrnowsld, 6. Gilmore, W. Ford, Mr. Frank Valalaro, Sponsor. BH The entire football squad at the beginning of the season: FRONT ROW: J.Orr, L. Billingsley, R. Lyons, J. Ahr, W. Davis, L. Cook, G. Marity, M. Devore, R. Ontiveros, V. Zboralski, C. Kendall, R. Develrs, C. Carson, D. Morris, L. Edwards, E. Condren, M. Buban, W. Nanson, K. Jackson, J, Parker, C. Jackson, A. Lane. Fr' '-4' SECOND ROW: D. Briggs, C. Barring, F. Kutschke, K. Sheehy, R. Schoenlield, L. Granclrriason, J. Pavey, R. Burns, R. Good- man, D. Campbell, P. Means, P. Klimek, P. Render, A. Astuto M. Terry, M. Myers, R. C. Smith, J. Delaney, R. Simpson, K. Carter, D. Hart, G. VanWieren, D. Twoshields. Cowboy Teams Have Mixed Season From the opening day of football practice. it was obvious to the members of the Coaching staff that the losses through graduation of seventeen seniors from last vearis outstanding undefeated - football team would be severely felt. The 1958-59 football team suffered from a lack of experienced ball play- ersg however. the members of'the squad made up for it in determination and desire. The Cowboys played one of Boys Townfs typical schedules Com- peting against some of the best High School teams in the country. At the close of the season the record showed three wins and seven losses. but one of the wins was a sweet victory over the always tough De- troit Catholic Central, and another victory came over a fine De LaSalle High School of Minneapolis, Minnesota. The 1958-59 Basketball Team was afflicted with the same lack of experience that the football squad faced. There were only two boys returning from last vearls squad. and this vearis team had xeri little height. The Cowboy basketball team played a six- teen game schedule and turned in a line twelve wins and four loss record. during the regular season. Though small in overall size. the squad was fast. aggressive and possessed some very fine shooters. ln the first game of the South Omaha District Tournament. the Cowboys faced the verv tall and aggressive Omaha South, and dropped a hard fought 39-55 game. HM-7 2,7 1 . f- .Q 'wx ,HX THIRD ROW: R. Keele, J. Minor, J. Oliver, P. Noland, J. Wright, M. Fierro, J. Bishop, R. Farrald, T. Dollison, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Nicholas H. Wegner, Director: J. Camper, G. Wein- turtner, D. Minalres, E. Gilmore, P. Burgess, J. Brownson, J. Daniels, D. McKamy, R. Zepeda, S. Kercheval, R. House, E. Hunter. N ln addition to Basketball. Boys Town athletes also were busy competing in swimming and wrest- ling meets. The swimming team. the defending Xe- braska State High School Champion. competed in twelve dual meets during the regular season. and came away with a fine record of eight wins. three losses and one tie. At the 'end of the season the Cowboy swimmers completely dominated the field in the Omaha Tech High Invitational. winning it for the fifth consecutive time. The swinnners closed their season with a line second-place showing in the Nebraska State Meet. Jim Anderson won the State Crown in the 100 Yard Backstroke. The Boys Town wrestling team for the second year in a row lost only twodual meets. both of the losses again came at the hands of the repeat State Champion. Omaha South. The Cowboy season re- cord showed twelve wins. two losses and one tie. The wrestlers ended the season with a fine second- place finish in the Nebraska State Tournament. James McGovern, the defending 112 Pound State Champ, earned another crown this year in the 120 Pound Class. s ,ftitw z at av. as , s 4 .ws-e.f.s: . 1 . FOURTH ROW: Assistant Coach George J. Pfeiter, Assistant Coach Bill Oiile, J. Hurtado, G. Schulte, D. Leo, C. Devers, J. Munlcers, B. Dooley, T. Hartness, R. Hanten, Head Coach Maurice H. Skip Palrang, G. Hodge, D. Jensen, E. Mendez, P. Snyder, C. Adair, W. Thompson, J. Slobodnilr, W. Eichel- berger, J. Johnson, W. Osby, P. Croclter, J. Cannon, W. Wy- lie, M. Binder, M. Wall, G. Reynolds, G. Anders, J. Chesire, Assistant Coach Herb Grote, Assistant Coach C. M. Stoffel, Jr. Wlith the end of the winter sports. the Cowboy athletes turned their attention to competition in the three spring sports. baseball. track and tennis. At this time the baseball team has played eight games and has a record of four wins and four losses. This year the Cowboys are competing in the newly formed Nebraska-lowa High School Baseball League. Still in the future is the District play-oil to determine the right to compete in the State Baseball Tournament. The track team has competed in seven meets and has shown some great potential. The track squad for the most part is a young team and one that should develop into one of Boys Townis finest. The Cowboy runners are preparing for District and State Meet competition that still lies ahead. The tennis team has almost completed a tough eleven dual meet schedule. At this point the season record shows four wins and four losses. The tennis players are also preparing for their State Tourna- ment. Football i958 RESERVE SQUAD FIRST ROW: E. Hull, J. Orr, L. Billingsley, R. Lyons, J. Alu' W. Davis, M. Devore, L. Coolr, D. Campbell, E. Condren J. Pavey, L. Edwards, R. Onliveros, R. House, D. Hari, K. Car: ler, W. Gilmore, W. Nanson, R. Zepeda, G. Marily, D. Morris D. McKamy. SECOND ROW: K. Jaclcson, V. Zboralslci, C. Barring F. Kufsclwlxe, L. Grandmason, M. Fierro, R. Burns, J. Johnson R. Goodman, P. Means, P. Klimelx, M. Wall, M. Myers S. Kercneval, A. Aslulo, E. Hunler, R. Frazier, A. Lane J. Parlier, M. Binder, R. Slell. THIRD ROW: Coach George J. Pfeifer, G. VanWieren D. Briggs, R. Schoenfield, C. Carson, K. Sheehy, R. Simpson C. Kendall, M. Terry, W. Osby, P. Render, J. Chesire R. Devers, G. Reynolds, R. Wylie, P. Croclrer, J. Cannon C. Jackson, G. Anders, R. C. Smifln, J. Delaney, M. Buban Assisfanl Coach Herb Grofe. ai-ww X . -.. . 4, In . ' r ' . . v 'xg-sg . 31 -'fi fs., I ...M ,Trix is ' '14 ,L 9' ... 3 2, , L, HW . L yy H x if -6 Q Q Y E P 3 I . -1 in H srw- X. 3 , ' If ' , , - . X x 'R . ,gg 3 .J!!EV'i ...R ... Q L i sv Slift.. V. 5 as v ' fa ,sf -fee g if - . is .si ,ss ia ,mis 'fs ,fix I.. I . -T s I if 1 En. .. , s. K . -1 , ,, . g as-HI' si. ...s erif ,F CR 1 ii is i . V As' A 'Y H, ' 1 wx 'K h-N we A . m e . -wwe f WIT: A W 'mfi , um ' 'W .V A ' ' ,inx h ,J-V 'Q 1 -5 I 5' ,Q B :r -. , , -so f 1 , We ,J Q ,Q G I ' ff: san s W -:af . f'.-if 4-- I958 VARSITY SQUAD FIRST ROW: R. Keele, J. Minor, J, Oliver, P. Noland J. Wrighi, M. Fierro, J. Bishop, R. Farrald, T. Dollison Direcior Msgr. N. lr-I. Wegner, J, Camper, G. Weiniuriner D. Minalxes, E. Gilmore, P. Burgess, J. Brownson, J. Daniels. SECOND ROW: Assisiani Coach Wm. Oiile, J. Hurfado G-.ScI1uI're, D. Leo, C. Devers, J. Munlxers, B. Dooley, T. Harf- ness, R. Har1?en,G. Hodge, D. Jensen, E. Mendez, P. Snyder C. Adair, W. Thompson, J. Slobodnili, W. Eichelberger Assisfani Coach Clarence M. Sioffei, Jr. THIRD ROW: Head Coach Maurice H. Skip Palrang. I9S8 FROSH SQUAD FIRST ROW: J. Delaney, W. Nanson, L. Coolr, I.. Billingsley, M. Devore, L. Edwards, M. Buban, R. SIeII, E. Condren, J. Parlrer, G. Binder, G. Marify, D. McKamy, R. Zepeda. SECOND ROW: K. Jackson, V. Zboralski, J. Orr, R. Lyons, J. Ahr, W. Davis, M. Terry, C. Campbell, D. Morris, J. Pavey, P. Render, R. Devers, R. Onfiveros, R. House, R. Wylie, D. Hari, K. Carier, W. Gilmore. THIRD ROW: Coach George J. Pfeifer, G. VanWieren, D. Briggs, R, Schoeniield, C. Carson, R. Simpson, W. Osby, C, Kendall, D. Anders, J. Chesire, G. Reynolds, P. Crocker, J. Cannon, C. Jacicson, R. Cf Smiih, Assisiani Coach Herb Groie. ef lr 9.9 QL cv Basketball .fy ff? C2 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: J. Daniels, C. Devers, J. Slobodnilr, J. Munkers, M. Flerro. SECOND ROW: R. Keele, J. Oliver, B. Dooley, G. Hoclge, D. Hermsen. THIRD ROW: Coach Maurice H. Skip Pelrang, Assislanl Coach George Pfeiler, J. Johnson, R. Burns, Sfuclenl Manager M. Leuclr. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM FRESI-IMAN BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: J. Johnson, R. Goodman, M. Fierro, J. Richard- FIRST ROW: R. House, Knobloclr, M. Terry, M. McKamy son, J. Holman. W. Osby. SECOND ROW: Coach George Pfeifer, D. Alberl, D. Sawyer, SECOND ROW: J. Delaney, R. C. Smifh, G. Reynolds E. Hunler, W. Eichellaerger. J. Cheslre. THIRD ROW: Coach Herb Grole, D. Curlls, G. Anders P. Render, J. Cannon. RST T FI I tli I'S Thom I J ROW: M. Leuclc fs+uclen+ mgr.J, G. Feis+, D. Vallier, T, Chesire, J. McGovern, N W: 2, ouq pson, E. Gilmore, G. Schulhz, G. We nfurfner THIRD ROW: J, Sodd, L. Berger, nncf, J. lddings, F. Spencer, P. Pfah. FOURTH ROW: P. Burgess, T, Dollison, D, Do a A? is 14 Q W . ' 5 s , -q,..f 'wgvww A , K A K .x Q I I' 'MTM K s 91 M3 f'. 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I5 :Vt 2-0 .. .Yu a..: ..2 CZK .c u ru 0 O -U vu an I N -o- O 1. LD Coach Herb nf C. Devers, Assisia w I : .: 0 sn LD vf na -Y vu E 2 ci f o .1 c 3 2 Q an 'JS w -Q- D. na U1 A. O v a T2 e . A I-wwrnxv . Q 5 A My A A .M ,,..,. ua.. 4, W 'rn A A A-M- r ...r J , E- . A gy. Mm A , ,... I , - ' -:fb M' ' ' ' 45' ' . M W :W ...Www :Am .W ....,W,wg In ,,,. .ik MTM Mlm-I E 5 A ' ' 1'- M , .. A .fgfw Q -- i...' K . . , E X ' 7-5. .hgx X' f f--. -',--1 . .,...... -.-, ,.,,.,...,.. . MI.-f ws L,-1 QM .N V ' givin f. 5.15, .f W J, A-1 if A255 11, ' S Vail, 41 A M' P- 7 1 V , , iv 1 P9 1 A 1 ...B M A gf W .95 on 'K 1' . CF' ,,,. . W, X . ., Q N U . f ggi: 53, 5,1 , W K ff' W Zo 1 'qu pw. T f .f 5 gr SENSE?-gi il , w93 'f' ?1+fww1 , FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: F. Torres, G. Anders, M. Terry, D. Voeller, D. Hari, J. Bushor, D. Siowers. SECOND ROW: L. Edwards. J. Walsh, G. Reynolds, J. Davis, P. Crocker, R. House. THIRD ROW: R. C. Smifh, C. Carson, J. Cannon, F. Roybal, J. Krick, W. Osby, R. Sfell. - . T. W wg, xy K. 4 Qi 1 4- H Y. , . I '12 5 3 f 35' R -n 4 f .Q E? ,UKQWQ5 4-45 k.QZgT F!?'3!TT 2 A R W 1 h 5 'A 1 Jr as: ma. 5 , Q .,fQ.3,,, f JL t Wx.. ,M f ww.. ,t 'Nia' Frosh Track Team TENNIS TEAM ' T semen. B. suonain, J. udaing., P. Lorenz, P. sam... STAND- I enllls 63111 :Ne-1 cms. .nm owen, J. erm. R. Little, P. Hofs+.++.f, H. Ringgenberg, F. Lammersfeld. yviii' L 'Q' . W ig Q! 3 'bag-Il' gywhw L. fi., L MIS , l my VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: T.- Dollison, J. Huriado, P. Burgess, M. Fierro J. Slobodnilc J. Minor. SECOND ROW: R. Burns J. Whife R. Hanfen, Dillz, D. Dooley, J. Bishop. THIRD ROW: Mrl Franlc J. lice Mahoney, M. Leuclx, siudenl manager: J Cavanaugh, Head Coach Maurice H. Skip Palrang, J Hamblin, R. Hellman, F. Kufschlne. RESERVE BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: A. Casfello, H. Todd, J. Chesire, E. Coleman D. Hermsen, M. Beckham, W. Eley, E. Alberl, E. Brady, L Billingsley. SECOND ROW: Coach Thomas Clarlre, A. Lane L. Mulligan, B. McLeaney, W. Combs, M. Buban, M. Myers: R. King, M. Leuclc, sfudenl manager. it 9 R I lt: I ., 'H 1-f T QM f F T, 4 x ' . A A M- 1 -9 vw .gpm Sports - Shots X400 ' eb, 5 9:6 ISWI-mlzirfd Sfe,e SWL aon ew ' 00 mg Chg, ffm, aska xnar0.P Mc de,5 G' B mpfo .5950 Nab' 'NEC .Wo on' acisfr '7 In of X. xN,zS,f:x'CXa55- 058, Jim Aflve n. gh vo iv 57 Ex 4 3. Gerald Schulfe, holder of +l'1e New Boys Town Shof-Pu? Re- cord of 48'xlOM Rai 4. Had E, ko at 5 ,Soy Bum . N, 5 me W? QW fwgly N-fmiui 'fYesp., fscokksb u Pomf ,dy ugfenders fwo . I' d Team Statistics 1953-1959 B.T. 25 0 21 6 0 19 0 12 20 6 VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Opp. B.T. Opp De LaSalle High School 6 43 Scottsbluff 32 Kansas City, Missouri 35 Scottsbluff 46 at Washington High School 27 59 at Abraham Lincoln 56 Sioux Falls, South Dakota 56 Omaha Cathedral 42 De LaSalle High School 14 76 at Shenandoah, lowa 42 Minneapolis, Minnesota 75 Abraham Lincoln 37 at Regis High School 23 40 at Lincoln High 55 EauClaire, Wisconsin 43 Sioux City Central 59 at Dowling High School 12 34 at Dowling, Des Moines, lowa 53 Des Moines, lowa 45 Omaha Holy Name 33 at Catholic Central High School 13 60 at Moorhead, lowa 56 Detroit, Michigan 35 Dowling, Des Moines, lowa 30 West Waterloo High School 13 42 Fremont 27 Waterloo, lowa 43 Omaha North 30 Heelan High School 20 63 at Omaha Cathedral 33 Sioux City, lowa 32 at Omaha Benson 31 at Thomas Jefferson High School 24 Council Bluffs, lowa District Tournament at North Catholic High School 27 39 Omaha South 55 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Games - 17 Games 410 Won .,..,....,. 12 Won ,..,...,,,. 3 Lost .,.,.. . . , 5 Lost ,.... . . . 7 13.11. pts. . , , . . . 330 B.T. pts. . . , , , 109 Opp. pts. .... . . . 733 Opp. pts. ..,.,., 134 RESERVE BASKETBALL RESERVE FOOTBALL GAMES 3 15 GAMES - 3 Won .......,... 13 Won ..,... .... 3 Lost ...... . . . 2 Lost ..,.. .... 0 BT. pts. .,...... 737 B.T. pts. , . . ,,., 65 Opp. pts ........ 537 Opp. pts. ........ 36 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL GAMES - 7 GAMES - 5 Won .....,..... 6 Won .......,,... 4 Lost ...... . 1 Lost ....... .... 1 B.T. pts. . . , . . , 231 , B.T. pts. . . . .,.. 97 Opp. pts .... . . . 214 Opp.pts...,,,..36 w VARSITY WRESTLING VARSITY TRACK B.T. Opp. B.T. Opp. Sixth Place Omaha South Invitational Fourth Place utch White Relays Fourth Place Omaha North Invitational Sixth Place olumbus Invitational Fifth Place Bellevue Invitational 63 Omaha North 59 11 at Omaha North 26 Fourth Placeglouncil BluiIs Relays 26 Omaha North 21 42 ITriangularl Lincoln High M6161 32 Abraham Lincoln 16 Omaha Central I671f31 34 Audubon, Iowa 12 ICI QSioux City Relays Ino team 19 Bellevue 19 I score keptl 27 Lincoln Northeast 17 U'fI',Il QDistrict 31 Lincoln Southeast 9 Nf'YtTIk Qtate 341541 Grand Island 16 I l EIITI1 fgllrand Island Relays 27 at Bellevue 14 A' .Meets 7- 9 IO Q U 24 at Audubon 16 DT5-IE CNXMPIGD Snell- PIII- 31 Lincoln High 14 Camel Sdmfe 45 at Omaha Tech 5 VARSITY TENNIS 43 Fremont 5 B.T. Opp. 31 at Omaha North 17 I Y 2 Lincoln Southeast 5 12 Omaha South 27 6 Omaha North 3 Second Place Nebraska State Tournament 5 Fremont 2 Dual Meets - 15 5 Lincoln Northeast 3 Won ,..,.,..... 12 4 Qaincoln High 5 Lost ........ . 2 3 drand Island Central Catholic g Tied ,... . 1 4 incoln Southeast B.T. pts. ,....,.. 427 435 9 Qaincoln Northeast 0 Opp. pts ......... 234 3137 I Lincoln High 5 Slate Champion M 120 Pound Class Omaha Westside ,lim McGovern 6 Omaha North 'I FI-PHI QState Meet RESERVE WRESTLING Dual Meets - 11 Dual Meets -g 12 To date: Won 453- Lost Won ,.......,.. 11 H5437 Lost .....,.. . 1 B.T. pts- I I 4 4 E p 408 B T' VARSITY BASEBALL Opp. OPP' IDIS' 163 7 Thomas Jefferson 5 7 Thomas Jefferson 9 VARSITY SWIMMING 3 gmaga gjrfheffal Q BT- OPP' 4 Aiiihzm Liiicoln 10 36 Des Moines Roosevelt 50 11 Bisho R an 3 45 at Des Moines North 41 6 Lincoljn lsllortheast 2 39 Sioux Central 41 Ornaha H01 N 3 45 To eka Kansas 41 y ame P , maha Benson 55 Omaha Tech 31 I Lincoln Southeast 5 28 at Sioux Cit Central 58 - . Y Abraham Lincoln 45 Lincoln Northeast 41 Bisho R Van 4-3 Lincoln Southeast 43 -I Lincoiin Iii h ' 50 Omaha Benson 36 ln Nitheast 44- at Omaha Tech 42 Llncol S th t 461A at Lincoln Hi h 391f- I l mco n Ou eas ' g ' F 1' QState Meet 77 Omaha Benson 16 'IA5 Gam 0- 15 at 10916 IISTI Omaha Tech High Invitational T date, Wiz 4' W- Lost 44 47 IZNDD Nebraska State Tournament O ' q sq 5 wo.. 'RI II'?5'f .... I 2 8 RESERVE snsiiaa LL Lost I......... . 3 Gomes 5 Tied ..... . 1 Won 5 B.T. pts. ...,,..... 55315 Lost' 3- Opp. pts. .,......, 4o5Q 55-lc State Champion - 100 Yard Backstroke ,lim Anderson The lntramural Department attempts to provide every student with the opportunity to participate in organized and informal sports activity as regularly as his time and interest permit. Through this par- ticipation it is hoped that the individual will develop an appreciation for and make profitable use of leis- ure time in order to assume a wholesome attitude toward physical activity. Athletic activities are or- ganized both on a team and individual basis, there- by enabling all to take part. Intramural thletics Teams are organized on a cottage level with competition in eight different sports during each year. The Counsellor of each cottage coaches his teams, and results are posted after each event. Mr. Maurice H. '6Skip,7 Palrang is the Director of Athletics, and Mr. Stephen T. Calhoun is the High School Intramural Coordinator. The five counsellors that represent each of the High School Sections are: Mr. Jim Guest, Mr. Paul Bluml, Mr. Frank Vatalaro, Mr. Frank Kerns, and Mr. ,lim Keenan. HIGH SCHOOL INTRAMURAL STAFF Seated: Mr. Stephen Calhoun. Standing: Mr. Paul Bluml, Mr. Frank Vatalaro, Mr. Maurice H. Skip Palrang, Mr. James Keenan, Mr. Frank Kerns, Mr. James Guest. INTRAMU RAL TOUCH FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Cottage 33 First Row: F. Cratt, D. Stephens, J. Kli- mowski, R. Schater, R. Slove, G. Simons, V. Delaney. Second Row: Coach Frank Vatalaro, R. Frazier, F. Downie, G. Lea- tham, M. Beckham, J. Crumby, R. Holan, T. Steggell, S. Nicholson, C. Stoddard. W A H. ,ff ' if Y .. xx A INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL , W Y TT 77 CHAMPIONS 3' E ' W A , f , Class A - Co++age 35 V ' A if f Firsf Row: J. Hocl1, A. Pfeifer. Second , J 4' Row: R. Goodman. J. Hurlado, J. While. 5 A Y ll . M, ' , 'Aw U A Q S N P - -.-. iw 1? X S Va A A INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL A 2 l RUNNERSUP L -, .,.,.,.,,, Class A - Collage 33 5 v 5 A if Firsf Row: D. Slephens. Second Row: V. ,V ' L i Delaney, J. Minor, R. Frazier, S. Nichol- ' L A . . A son. Coach Frank Vafalaro, M. Beckman, TE ': . .' ' J. Crumby. If 4, K4 . I S INTRAM U RAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Class B - Coffage 34 M. Peirea, W. Eley, R. Bleach, A. Ligh+- foo+, R. Haley. Intramural INTRAMURAL SWIMMING CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW: R. VceIIer, C. ScI'1ra+zmeIer, A. Klimowslri. D. Hamilfon. SECOND ROW: C. Devers, L. Grandmaison, J. Munkers, J. Crumby, T. Sfeggell, E. Brady INTER-CLASS SWIMMING CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW: J. Rhudy, R. Curfis, J. Scoff, W. Tahara. SECOND ROW: A. Rhudy, A. Coku, J. Anderson, M. Morgan INTRAMURAL WRESTLING CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW: D. Vallier, L. Berger, J. Iddings, P. PIaIz, F. Craf'r, A. Jackson. SECOND ROW: R. Caniglia, T. DoIIIson J. Crumby, J. Munkers, J. Cavanaugh C. Devers MIDGET FOOTBALL TEAM The Miclgel foofball 'team compleled ils I958 season wifh a record of six wins and Three losses. FIRST ROW: T. Spangler, W. Vanclr, F. Clarlc, D. Oswalcl, L. Luihe, G. Gray, R. Hendren, J. Chesire, F. Arellano, D. Chesire, T. Myers, L. O'Reilly, I. Morgan. SECOND ROW: Assis+an+ Coach Leo McCar+hy, K. Ross, L. Simms, R. Bernal, F. Larson, J. Davis, J. Baiiershall, M. S+ell, D. Dirkx, B. Brown, R. Johns, R. Elam, Coach John B. Scofl. BASKETBALLTEAM The grade school baslcefball 'ream enioyecl a banner season rhis year, going undefealed in fi'F+een games. FIRST ROW: R. Aldenhoff, s+udenI manager: L. Davenporl, D. Dirlrx, M. Bossard, J. Hamilfon, G. Bishop, F. Larson, sfudenl manager, SECOND ROW: Coach John B. Sco++, R. Shaclcleford, B. Mero, R. Halda, T. Painlin, E. Harrison, L. Guyon. rade School Athletic Teams L, ..-.. T e Home Cottage wi W Apartment Dowd Chapel One of ihe mosf imporlanf deparfmenfs of Boys Town is fhe Welfare Deparfmenf. From fhe fime of his admission unfil graduafion, each cifizen is assigned The services of one or more of fhe profes- sional members of fhe welfare sfaff. Counselling, guidance, and fesfing are some of fhe fools used by our Case- worlrers +o help each cifizen achieve fhe very besf +ha'r lies wifhin him. The Welfare Department HRST ROW: Dr. Franz Plawa in charge of fhe Welfare Deparfmcnfg Kazuo llccbasu, Accounfsq Joc Spcnard, Case- worlner for fha Junior Secfion: Mike Sullivan, Cascworlcer for fhc Sophomore Sccfion. SECOND ROW: George Arens, Casework Supervisor: Pairick Krcll, Caseworlcer for fhe Fresh- man Sccfioriq Rudolph Prudcn, Caseworlcer for ihe Grade School Sccfiong and Tom Ryan, Cascworkcr for The Choir' Sfgchen. 2 i 'il my f li' s was X l. ew- ,gnu Boys Town Memorial Hospital and Staff S at T, M ooo o oo it 2 .,.. it 2 CLINIC STAFF FlRST ROW: Mrs. Lucite Perley, Receptionist: Brother Nicholas, Rector Administrator: Brother innocent, Mrs. Joan Gerlcen, Dental Assistant. SECOND ROW: Brother Frumens, Brother Christopher, Dr. Franlr Car- lotto, D.D.S., in charge ot Dental Clinic: Brother Linus, Vice Rector. Not Pictured: Dr. Paul Martin, M.D., in charge ot Medical Department. Protestant haplain MN., M THE REV. SAMUEL HEREFORTH The Rev. Samuel Heretorth is Protestant Chaplain at Boys Town. Pictured at the right is an interior view of the Chapel. HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELLORS FIRST ROW: Bernard Wallers 29, Daniel Leuck I8, Frank Vafalaro 33, Paul Bluml I9, Joseph Fabian 30, Leonard Fra- lick 3I. SECOND ROW: Philip Braalon 28, Louis D'Ambrosia 4, Lowell Bifirich 4, Lesler Dreifuersl' 4, Frank Kerns 24, James Bailey 22. THIRD ROW: George Davis 34, Richard Kurl 20, Pele Trebloske 39, Dwighl Branson I7, Frilz Hausman I6, Glen Hepburn 36, Leo Landwermeyer I5, Noi Pidrured: Henry Grenier Jr. 2I, Jude Mafysiak 23, James Guesl 25. Philip Gaffney 26, Rober+ Brannan 27, James S+rauss 32, Donald Dresp 35, Herman Gunlher 37, James Keenan, Choir Secliong Roberf McDonald 38. ounsellors GRADE SCHOOL COUNSELLORS FIRST ROW: Wall Smola 3, Charles Winburger 3, Frank Szynskie 3. SECOND ROW: Scofl Clark I, David Burkley 2, Charles Heiring 2, Raymond Mefoyer 2. Noi Pidured: Frank Hari I, Roger Kuhl I, Jim Bolifa I, Ari Casillas 2, Bob Dorn 2, Paul Daiker 3. Activities ffice Staff 1 iii ii Q. ,,:: .,',.,. H fi 2 L- 5. Nik, ,sr it i ,ggi fy s A A his zz: -1 , he V. ,,4Q 1 -iv- st :af gg gi M ,K 's,x i X ' .A gil--griixjili' 544' V. Y . Q..-., I We 1 'WA Y n y gjgz, I A TF V L, Kermit Durr, Pat McBreen and Robert Ercling W--mmm' ' ' ,. ,.:k,. Z ., ,,:. :.,:: I :,,,:.,, r Q .: -.-. ,- ..,, V 4 . V..i,,,i, , fi' ' ,.,, ,. it Q'Q---' 1 K' P rchasin A ent i Patrick J. Norton, Boys Town Purchasing Agent, has 'A.,'. L L ,-X.-:.A ' ' been associated with the home trom its early days. A sei ' ' 3 ' A -' is .,.. ,... I IQI- f'-' fr A :' A Y'-2' ..... . . Visitors Among the many distinguished visitors at Boys Town during the school year was His Royal Highness, Prince Constantine, Dulce ot Sparta, the Crown Prince ot Greece: here shown receiving an Honary Citizenship Certiticate trom Father Wegner. Social Life Scenes from 'Hwe Junior-Senior Banque? and Junior-Senior Prom 2. 8 . Rgfclw , X'-yan IL-,c,erZ9e of Md AON' Held ga-155. C M96 ufflk 51100 eyersx 3-4. Waifing for 'the sfeak. w .sr 5. John Slobodnik and Miss 6. Wonderful evening! Sharon Schupp, King and Queen of The Prom. I -I. ilu jlflzmnriam R+. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Flanagan Founder of Boys Town Born July I3, I886 Died May I5, I948