Cardinal Mooney High School - Prince Yearbook (Sarasota, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1964 volume:

.RQQT ' sf? y 4, my A , M, tk rl .9 '17 ,. Ig fig. Y SY 1 4 , 5 .WMV ,,,, , Wy L ie, Since last June, we have prayed and we have worked. . 3 Qt 9, we have laughed '7 ' -V --Q, ,F 'SL .55-fggg and we have played Isl l Assassinatecl A FINAL SALUTE- There was a sound of laughter: in a moment, it was no' more. And, So, she took a ring from her finger and placed it in his hands. There was a wit in a man neither young nor old: but a wit full of an old man's wis- dom and of a child's wisdom. and, then, in a moment it was no more. And, so she took a ring from her finger and placed it in his hands. There was a man marked with the scars of his love of country,, a body active with the surge of a life far, far from spent and, in a moment, it was no more. And so, she took a ring from her finger and placed it in his hands. There was a father' with a little boy, a little girl and a joy of each in the other. In a moment it was no more, and so she took a ring from her finger and placed it ln his hands. There was a husband who asked much and gave much, and, out of the giving and the asking, wove with a wom- an what could not be broken in life, and, in a moment it was no more. And so, she took a ring from her finger and placed it in his hands, and kissed him and closed the lid of a coffin. A piece of each of us died at that moment. Yet, in death he gave himself to us. He gave us of good heart from which the laughten came. He gave us of a pro- found wit, from which a great leadership emerged. He gave us of a kindness and a strength fused into human courage to seek peace without fear. He gave us of his love that we, too, in turn. might give. He gave that we might give of ourselves, that we might give to one another until there would be no room, no room at all, for the bigotry, the hatred, prejudice and the arrogance which converged in that moment of horror to strike him down. In leaving us-these gifts, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, President of the United States, leaves with us. Will we take them, Mr. President? Will we have, now, the sense and the responsibility and the courage to take them? Slain by Sniper Un Downtown Street in Dallas Presidents Body lies In While House WASHINGTON KUPD -- The body of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 35th President of the United States, lay in repose today in the East Room of the White House. A gray Navy ambulance car- ried the body of the slain Chief Executive from Bethesda Naval Hospital through the streets of the nation's capital in the dark hours before dawn. Hundreds watched in silence as the am- bulance entered the White House gate. Behind closed curtains, with him in death as in life, was his young wife, Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, heavy laden with the burden of her grief. She was still wearing the pink suit she wore in Dallas Friday. Six Military Pallbearers Accompanied by the Presi- dent's brother, Atty. Gen. Rob- ert F. Kennedy, she walked be- hind the six military pallbear- ers who carried the flag-draped coffin into the East Room of the White House. The casket was placed on a catafalque in the center of the room. A military honor guard took up its position and two priests knelt to pray the night through for Kennedy, the na- tion's first Roman Catholic President. .Ic1ckK enned y ls Buried Un ArIingtonHill WASHINGTON IAPJ - A mourning nation buried John F. Kennedy today on an open hillside sacred with history after a formal farewell from statesmen, country- men and family. The youthful President, who sought peace in an age of hot and cold wars, finds his own peace beside the nation's he- roes in Arlington National Cem- etery-in a grave overlooking the memorial of another mar- tyred president, Abraham Lin- coln. But with the prayers for the dead there were hopes for the new President, Lyndon B. John- son, who briefly laid aside the awesome problems he inherited to lead 26 presidents, prime ministers and kings in paying respect to the assassinated Ken- nedy. Not since the burial of the Unknown Soldier 40 years ago has there been such a gather- ing in Washington. And many, if not all, of the 100 or so dignitaries-including French President Charles de Gaulle, Prince Phillip and Prime Minister Alec Douglas- Home of Britain, Chancellor 'A' 'A' :I Ludwig Erhard of West Ger- many joined the grieving Mrs. Kennedy in a sombre proces- sion behind the horse-drawn caisson bearing Kennedy's body to St. Matthew's Roman Cath- olic Cathedral. The low pontififical mass was celebrated by Richard Car- dinal Cushing, archbishop of Boston and an old friend of the Kennedy family. Because of the space limita- tions, only those with invita- tions were allowed up the 13 steps and into the dark-red brick church. But in a moving display of sorrow and affection, Ameri- cans mighty and humble paid their respects to their slain leader by the hundreds of thou- sands. They choked the sidewalks- along Pennsylvania Avenue and flooded the capitol grounds Sim- tContinued on page 5-Bl. Col. D 'A' 'A' Pope John XXIII of happy memory E81 Pope Paul VI -now gloriously reigning I 9 1 ' ,.:.' z ' Alix .r 15-rs: .f':. WW: Mite? if , - A , -af: li-+m5,g-w,.1L-'uf' 724 ,A ,.., -xi ff ,. J , f n - ,- ' .W 'Qa':a-2'1:'5f:'5-JEI. F' iwY9'T'-gizfiziie-'-' i , I-if ' w :au : x ' LM.-: : ew. - ' - f - ,. A , - - . 1 + , ,X , ur Spiritual Fath rs... His Grace JOSEPH P. HURLEY, D.D. Archbishop, Bishop of St. Augustine Rt. Rev. George Cummings Church of the Epiphany, Venice jpw..-Q. Rev. J. Normand Hardy Holy Cross, Palmeito ' Rf. Rev. Charles Elslander V.F. St. Martha's, Sarasota 3lTr1'i- Rev. Cornelius Doughfery Sf. Joseph's, Bradenton Rev. Joseph Moran Queen of Martyrs, Sarasota Rev. John Lima, M.M. Incarnation, Sarasota hadif' BORN MAY 9, 1882 ORDAINED APRIL 10, 1909 CONSECRATED ARCHBISHOP i JANUARY 31, 1926 His Eminence INSTALLIED AS ARCHBISHOP Ol EDWARD CARDINAL MooNEY DTTTOTT AUGUST 5, 1937 CREATED CARDINAL FEBRUARY 18, 1946 DIED OCTOBER 25, 1958 'If Edward Cardinal Mooney, to the dignity bishop in the apostolic priesthood' grant 1 beseech Thee, that he may be joined fellowship with Thine apostles forevermo Through Christ Our Lord. Amen. O God, Who hast raised Thy servzu 1 N21 Tim Wilson a t i i fi l J Ann Kumpe i if Clarolinaf W ooney 5 cfcoof 'F FM' jf' A am FRUITVILLE i2oAD - P. o. Box 3292 Q, sAr2AsoTA, iriomum November 20, 1963 The staff of the 1964 Prince presents in this volume a review of the past nine months. We have endeavored to record all the events of our last year at Cardinal Mooney, which are now memories to cherish, We would like to express our gratitude to all who have helped us publish this yearbook, and especially to Sister William Marie who has been our advisor, This annual has been ours for a year - now it is yours for a lifetime, ',ZxJEditor Assistant Editor i13l m, . It is with deep gratitude that we, the Seniors of 1964, dedicate the Prince to our parents, our teachers and our friends-Q11 of whom are responsible for the fact that we are seniors graduating from Cardi- nal Mooney High School. For twelve years we have been enriched steadily from their store of love and knowledgeg now we take our place in the world in the capacity of givers. St. Paul speaks for us. When I was a child I spoke as a child, I felt as a child, I thought as a child. Now that I have become a man I have put away the things of a childf, This sense of an end and a beginning permeates our annual. It is our earnest hope that our lives-not iust this book-will be the real expression of the gratitude we feel. CONTENTS faculty, seniors, underclass men activities, sports, advertising FACULTY L wa 'QE E fr ,FEP 5 S J mucsrm ' an is l -Ji ' l Q Qzxwl ff J' , N 5 5 1 I ., ,- L - '47 REV. FATHER JOSEPH P. MORAN PRESIDENT November 27, 1963 My Dear Graduates: Let us thank God that He makes us live among is no longer permitted to anyone to be mediocref, Pope Pius XI, sum up the future goals and trials the present problems. It These words, spoken by of the modern graduate. Mediocrity has forever lost its place in our society-it has been replaced by the demand for excellence in leadership-morally, physically and mentally. You are entering the world of adulthood. You are the future leaders of a world that cries out for peace and tranquility. As true leaders, then, you may expect a lifetime of emulation and envy-reward and punishment. When you set the standard for the whole world, your reward is widespread recognition. Your punishment? You become a target for fierce denial, depreciation, detraction and envy. However, if your standard is merely mediocre, you will be severely left alone. No one will strive to surpass or to slander you unless your standard be stamped with the seal of genius. And do not forget, in accomplishing your goals, that success is measured only in terms of spiritual and not worldly riches, for, in the words of Our Saviour, XVhat doth it profit a man if he gain the whole world and suffer the loss of his own soul?', Your soul is a pearl of great price. Lose it and you have lost the game of life. Resolve now, dear graduates, that your plan of life will center on the saving of your soul for God. Select your career, your profession, your future state in life, with this thought in mind, Here is the path that, for me, leads to Codf, And may that path of yours be carpeted with velvet and lit by the eternal radiance of heavenly stars. Sincerely yours in Christ G? Reverend Father Joseph P. Moran President l18l SISTER MARY CAMILLUS Algebra SISTER MARY ESTHER Religion English Home Economics SISTER MARY JOSEPH Religion English Mechanical Drawing REVEREND V. AGUERA Spanish latin REVEREND J. CROTTY English Religion QQ js .IQ iff. .S '-' REVEREND A. FOYNES Religion English A if iIl9l hw 'M v CA lx If O - J Ffh, A sw X3 X j iwfl g ky g ' ffx V17 li an if I I . XX ' . U If slsrek sr. MATTHEW i A 'Jil Algebra MIK, ' SISTER WILLIAM MARIE American History English P.A.D. , ,.s.,. ..........i MISS W. BeVIER Geomefry Advanced Maih Physics MRS. S. PIATCHUK Shorthand Typing Physical Educaiion MRS. L. VALDERAMA French MRS. D. HARTNETT Office Secretary MRS. J. SKUSE Librarian i201 MR. R. CHAPURA Chemisiry Biology General Science MR. J. SCHWIND Physical Education MR. J. UBBINK Latin E -1-l i- Qs SENIURQ 23 President Vice-President Dan Crabb Gary Adams Class Motto: Today we followg tomorrow We lead. Class Flower: Rose Class Colors: Red and White Secretary Treasurer Ann Kumpe Dawn Pickhardf -TQ: x . it l24l 4 Gary Alan Adams Ronald Joseph Baumann Robert George Becker Maura Ann Birchall I251 Michael Lyn Burzenski Thomas Michael Calaluca Brian Fenton Carroll l l26l Daniel Thomas Crabb Frank Louis D'Amelio Paula Mae Dormeyer l271 Rachel Alicia DeMirza Roberi Richard Feldmann Micheal Hugh Gibson Thomas John Goldsworthy Louise Marie Hoefling l251 Dorothy Theresa Holland Valerie Jean Hoyt Robert Geoffry Kauffman Ann Randolph Kumpe i291 Edmond Francis LaGasse Barbara Ann Loria Gloria Jean McClenaghan Maureen Ann McCune Micheal Robert Moffett l301 Samuel Converse Montgomery Margaret Loretta Orth Bonnie Kay Osbum Johanna Dawn Pickhardt l3ll t i E E E F QQ ,O Arthur Robert Pietsch James Mabrie Roberts James Arving Saas E321 Richard Allen Sander Nancy Ruth Schauble Claudia Mary Slaughter Roberi James Stirk l33l Marilyn Sfonhouse Eileen Carol Sullivan Timothy Robert Wilson Robert Bell Vomacka l 34 l M. N, I GARY ADAMS, October 15, 1946, St. Louis, Mo. Choir 1,3, Science Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 4, Annual Staff, Business Mgr. 4, Class Vice-'President 4, Volleyball 1, Basketball 4. Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Parish RON BAUMANN, May 26,h,1947, Philadelphia, Penn. Band 3, National Honor Society 4, Class Treasure? 2, Baseball 3,4, Basketball 4. St. Joseph's Parish If BOB BECKER, August 24, 1945, St. Louis, Mo. Glee Club 1, Science Club 2, Letterman's Club 4, Football 1,2,3. Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Parish MAURA BIRCHALL, June 21, 1946, Lowell, Mass. Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Girls Athletic Assoc. 1,2, Drama Club 2,3, Band 3, Annual Staff, Activities Ed. 4, Basketball 1,2. Incarnation Parish MIKE BURZENSKI, July 4, 1946, Cisco, Texas. Glee Club 3,4, History Club 2, Biology Club 2, Science Club 2, Spanish Club 1, Band 1,2,3, Student Council Rep. 2, Football 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2, Basketball C.l.V.D 1, Track 1,2. TOM CALALUCA, October 26, 1946, Newburg, N. Y. Glee Club 2,3, Baseball 1,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, Foot- ball 2, Ping Pong 1. Incarnation Parish BRIAN CARROLL, August 26, 1946, New Bedford, Mass. Science Club 2, Boys State Rep. 3, Football 4. Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Parish DAN CRABB, August 28, 1946, Chicago, Ill. Glee Club 3, Band 3, Class Treasurer 1, Class President 2,4. Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Parish RACHEL DeMIRZA, October 27, 1946, Tacoma, Wash. Glee Club 1,2,3, Girls Athletic Assoc. 1, Drama Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Class Secretary 2, Class President 1. St. Martha's Parish FRANK D'AMELlO, May 18, 1946, Flushing, N. Y. Latin Club 2, Letterman's Club 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Science Club 2, Student Council, President 4, Basket- ball 1,3,4. St. Martha's Parish PAULA DORMEYER, September 28, 1946, Miami, Fla. Choir 1,2, Spanish Club 3, Newspaper Staff 2, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 2, National Honor Society 3, President 4, Class Secretary 3, Volleyball 1,2, Bowling 1,3. Incarnation Parish BOB FELDMANN, October 10, 1946, St. Louis, Mo. Choir 3, Debating 1, Prom Committee 3, National Hon- or Society 3,4, Class President 1,3, Class Vice-President 2, Football Mgr. 2, Basketball 3. St. Martha's Parish MIKE GIBSON, August 1, 1946, Washington, D. C. Glee Club 1,2, Drama Club 2,3, Annual Staff, Circulation Mgr. 4, Class Vice-President 3, Basketball 1,2. St. Mar- tha's Parish TOM GOLDSWORTHY, June 12, 1945, Detroit, Mich. Glee Club 2,3, Drama Club 1, Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,3. St. Martha's Parish DOTTIE HOLLAND, June 24, 1946, East Keansbury, N. J. Travel Club 1, Biology Club 1, Drama Club 2,3, Sewing Circle 2,3, Basketball 1,3, Baseball 1,3. Incar- nation Parish VALERIE HOYT, August 11, 1946, Exter, N. H. Glee Club 1,2,3, Science Club 2, Spanish Club 3, Band 3, Girls Athletic Assoc. 1,2, Newspaper Staff 2, National Hon- or Society 3, Secretary 4, Annual Staff, Advertising Mgr. 4, Class Vice-President 1,2, Basketball 3, Bowling 1,3, Volleyball 1,2, Softball 2. Incarnation Parish BOB KAUFFMAN, September 20, 1946, Alpena, Mich. Glee Club 1,2,3, Drama Club 1,2, Band 3, Basketball 1, Baseball 3. Epiphany Parish ANN KUMPE, August 1, 1946, Hot Springs, Ark. Glee Club 1,2, Science Club 2, Drama Club 2,3, Newspaper Staff 1,2, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 3, Girls Athletic Assoc. 1, National Honor Society 4, Annual Staff, Assoc. Ed. 4, Class Treasurer 1, Class Secretary 4, Volleyball 2. St. Martha's Parish EDDIE LaGASSE, November 18, 1946, Stonehan, Mass. Drama Club 1,2, Glee Club 1,2,3, Science Club 2, Basketball lJ.V.J 2, Baseball 3. Incarnation Parish L3-51 BARBARA LORIA, January 9, 1946, Jamaica, N. Y. Sodality 2, Glee Club 2,3, Sports Club 1, Newspaper Staff 3, Volleyball 2. St. Martha's Parish GLORIA MCCLENAGHAN, October 17, 1946, Boston, Mass. Glee Club 1,2, Sodality 2, Newspaper Staff 2, Girls Athletic Assoc. 2, Spanish Club 3, Prom Commit- tee 3, National Honor Society 4, Annual Staff, Senior Ed. 4, Class Secretary 2. St. Joseph's Parish MAUREEN MCCUNE, January 13, 1947, Oneida, N. Y. Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Girls Athletic Assoc. 1, Newspaper Staff 2, Baseball 1, Track 1, Volleyball 1, Golf 1. Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Parish - MIKE MOFFETT, December 29, 1945, Washington, D. C. Glee Club 1,2, Letterman's Club, Vice-President 4, Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1. St. Michael's Parish SAM MONTGOMERY, June 16, 1946, Bradenton, Fla. Glee Club 2,3, Letterman's Club, President 4, Student Council Rep. 1, Annual Staff, Sports Ed. 4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3,4. Incarnation Parish MARGIE ORTH, December 5, 1946, Pasadena, Calif. Pep Club 1, Science Club 1, Glee Club 2, Prom Committee 3. Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Parish BONNIE OSBURN, October 10, 1946, Medina, Ohio. Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 1,2, Girls Athletic Assoc. 1,2, Student Council Rep. 2, Cheerleader 3, Cap- tain 4, Homecoming Court, Senior Attendant 4, Bas- ketball 1,2, Volleyball 2. St. Martha's Parish DAWN PICKHARDT, July 18, 1946, Cleveland, Ohio. Glee Club 1,2, Newspaper Staff 1, Student Council Rep. 1, Spanish Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Volleyball 1,2, Bowling 1, Class Treasurer 4. Incarnation Parish ART PIETSCH, June 26, 1946, Chicago, Ill. Science Club 2, Letterman's Club, Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 4, Football 1, Basketball 3,4, CJ.V.J 2. Incar- nation Parish l361 JIMMY ROBERTS, March 21, 1945, Memphis, Tenn. Glee Club 2, Spanish Club 2,3, Student Council Rep. 2, Class President 3, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 4. JIM SAAS, March 3, 1946, Racine, Wisc. Glee Club 3, Track 1, Baseball 3. St. Martha's Parish RICH SANDER, April 18, 1946, Chicago, Ill. Glee Club 1, Radio Club 2, Football 1,2,3,4, Soccer 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2, Golf 2, Volleyball 2. St. Martha's Parish NANCY SCHAUBLE, January 4, 1947, Eire, Penn. Glee Club 1,2, Sodality 2, Spanish Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Volleyball 1,2. St. Joseph's Parish CLAUDIA SLAUGHTER, November 27, 1946, Minneapo- lis, Minn. Glee Club 1,2, Spanish Club 3, Sodality 2, Volleyball 2, Basketball 3. St. Martha's Parish BOB STIRK, September 3, 1946, Norfolk, Neb. Glee Club 2, Spanish Club 3, Latin Club 2, National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4, Class Vice-President 1, Class President 2, Football 3, Golf 3,4. Incarnation Parish LYNN STONHOUSE, July 14, 1945, Hyland Park, III. Glee Club 1,2,4, Drama Club 2,3, Sodality 1,2, Cheer- leader 4, Homecoming Queen 4. St. Martha's Parish EILEEN SULLIVAN, May 29, 1946, Pittsburgh, Penn. Transferred to Sacred Heart High School, Pittsburgh. BOB VOMACKA, August 10, 1946, Sarasota, Fla. Glee Club 1, Letterman's Club 3,4, Football 1,2. Incarna- tion Parish TIM WILSON, October 6, 1946, Pittsburgh, Penn. Glee Club 1,3,4, Science Club 2, Spanish Club 3, Band 3, Drama Club 2,3, Student Council Rep. 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, Annual Staff, Editor-in-Chief 4, Football 1, Volleyball 1. St. Joseph's Parish The Class Of 1964 wish to expre h h k F h M S M C 'll d ll th b f h f lty f h h l h p WMM ,01wm,,,,4fv -Z3 aozafui Q QALMJIY, cQa.w-:L .amzafw Dawg., My l l 1,13 6L1i4Jlv jyfwfng Sf'--N ?,,5?Af!jW704'L'7C, ,zgafnfx Good 26331 7244-L0-0 M 'flzff-mow-ff, Huhffp. fafaiffllf-.f flffyn' f 4 ' ,u Zak! h 1254: 0 ',wZ1fm-fZZ,C If , Q,wL.LZ .B A' ! a'Xk77ffv'M,! I 37 1 4 C15 ' -My '45-Ir, - -., ':---agp -A s-rf--Q uf' .-.- W , , ,, , ., N:,y.,1e ,...., M . A AN. ,, I ,'- pf, T QV z 1 7 H -as-3 'WC W . ' 3, . 7 . 1'1J X' v 5' W 1 z X fn Z ' 'Q My 14 r v, . gi, ..4 I 4, uf.. ,f , A ' .4 1 L , A 1 I li ' K W' ws. 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Mary Agnes Campbell Mike Colonneso Millie D'Amelio Georgia Florin Richard Giorlanclo Chris Dougherty Lillian Eibl Bert Grout Cheryl Gwaltney Tim Holleran Dan Hyfrek Carolyn Kasel Dane Keegan Fred Hess Mark Hoefling Jay Julian Chris Kail Mary Pat Kenny Kathy Kramer Sandi Mcihony Joe Marconi Wayne Lagueux Bill Mahers PGH' Matthews Rcsemqry Mondq '57 iz? K, , Mac Nalls Mary O'Grady 'i Q Mary Jane Monfeith Tom Munkihrick Bill Pease Bill Pendola Alice O'Leary Philip Parker Anne Russell Bob Smifhers D Ralph Stoddard Jon Stone Susie Smithers Mary LOU Sfarns Mike Tacheny Gary Tegenkamp ABSENTEES Grace Mikell Mary Hunt Pam Smith t 1' Drew Vallentine Catherine Zilles MMM N, .,.f ,,.J,w,.,, . L,fwww.a:emsstawwwehfv,ft OPHUMURE mgpi Q SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Carol Michael, Secretory, Carol Corey, Treasurer, Hobie Baldwin, Vice-President, Dan Switzer, President i501 l David Baxter Ruth Becker Tom Azcr Hobie Baldwin Bob Bilger Bill Byom 3 W SE Carol Carey Joe Clancy Kenny Crepeou Debbie Delp -wifi' f lf, -V V JK W K xx uf in I i Celeste DeMirzcz Jo Ann Dormeyer William Gross Jim Haggerty Rim Elbcre Mario Gorraus Pat Haggerty Joanne Heinrich Dan Hilt Nancy Hine my , ,iv K , Q 'X Donnejecnn Koll Karen Kauffman if Joe Holland Mary Beth Hornik Q l Paul Keisczcker Bricnne Kirchner we- 1 . Marie LclGasse Michele LcHurd l53l Linda Jovin Jackie Jutton c A -::,A Charles McMorris Carol Michael Susan MacKenzie Dan McAuley fly, 415 'V' ,f 4415 ' A fm-W Marilee Mork Linda Oh'o ,417 n-Mg Iii Befty Piefsch Diana Pritchett Chuck Rxedmger Sue Rellly i541 bf 'l's , I 'X N Z 1 k Kc: ren Rohmcxnn Cvczthy Shearer Don Switzer EISG ThGl JoAnn Warren Cheryl Vibostock Ne HX? Steve Sterrak ffl? , Donna White Rick Wielgorecki ABSENTEES Joe Mileo Lando Lawson Anne Marne Meegan Bill DeClerico FRE HME FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Karen Brannen, Secretary, Katie Young, Treasurery Joanne Bach, Vice-President: Bob Copeland, President l561 Patricia Beclgles Sue Bell Mike Bilger Bill Bouzicne Karen Brannen Sharon Bruneuu ,sm HT' 'x Margaret Albritton Joanne Bach Linda Bachurski Terry Baer Micki Baldwin I sm, i 1 C i 'ER1 Pam Bull Don Burke James Cambell 5 . 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Religion and Social Studies Gateway to Good Citizenship Sister William Marie points out to some in- terested American History Students the growth ofthe United States. English students get a full appre- ciation of Shake- speare's p I a y s through records. Father Foynes conducts Fresh- men Latin, a re- quired course. Q The Language Arts, a Source Creativity and M astery Students learn much about French b studying posters from that country. Father Aguera discusses Spanish with his stu- dems' ,,,,, E631 ,ii x 'Y af, .. Y 3 55 Math and S 0 Clenlfe... Mr. Chapura's Biology class learn Miss BeVier shows her Geometry class the proof of the Pythagorean theorem. of a completely new world through the use ofa microscope. . ..Keys to the Future Miss BeVier helps Physics Students with an experiment on the Refraction of Particles. Mrs. Piatchuk supervises a typing student. Preparation or a Sister Mary Joseph aids a mechanical drawing student ,. it ,L mini? 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'XL k I f ,L W ,, R ,-mi ' w , W Haw . ,K 71--:Az MH I ay,pn,sig,f-1f4.,.M 125633353 fi, , k,!f-,lijgigff wi! , ,zkfwilg-A A. vf ww- f, . - 54125, v gh 1 ff' 'lip Q x- . , ,fffiiqiii 3 e aLil?i'S -X 1 5' Wlfwlffilswffg fm sw W A qegim. ,p.,,,-1 V gf , - -- , , J ,, - 'AQSQN ,a -' K' 'Tm' . w'9T O'5 L' 425-iff' ,R - V an Qfffi-Q. fmrsfr. 1, :,, xx I PF-,H NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Patt Mathews, Catherine Zilles, Ann Kumpe, Alice O'Leary, Louise Hoef- ling, Paula Dormeyer, Anne Russell, SECOND ROW-Mark Hoefling, Tom Munkittrick, Art Pietsch, Frank D'AmeIio, Bob Feldmann, Bob Stirk, Ron Baumann, Valerie Hoyt, Bill Pendola, Sister Mary Camillus. NATIONAL MONO? SOEZIETY 5 Z New Members of the N.H.S. STANDING-President Bob ' O Stirk, with Anita Altman and Gary Tegencamp SEATED- 'H Nancy Schauble, Dawn Pickharclt, Barbara Brown and l Mary Agnes Campbell. I. ,y l I K NxYlll,, Iii S ' f J s f, Ak, 2 ,r, . if f?- ' 5 5- ,. : v5 1 - g 'nn' I! ': it Aa . GLEE CLUB-B. Kirchner, L. Otto, C. Vibostok, L. Stonhouse, M. Birchall M. Birchall, M. Baldwin, B. Osburn, M. McCune, SIXTH ROW- A. Fagan S. Mahoney, S. Reilly, C. Michael, C. Carey, A. Russell, P. Smith, M Starns, FIFTH ROW-P. Saas, K. Vladish, D. Ludwig, C. Roscher, K Young, S. Tredo, G. Florin, FOURTH ROW-S. Smithers, P. Beagles, D. Klaus, C. Mondo, J. Kronenberger, J. Reilly, L. Bachurski, S. Bell THIRD ROW-B. Pietsch, A. Meegan, J. Hansman, J. Lawrence, K. Darby, C. Charles, K. Brannen, J. Bach, SECOND ROW-S. ,Lutz, K. Kauffman K. Shearer, S. Puttoff, D. Delp, J. McCarren, M. Albritton, S. Hoyt: FIRST ROW-D. Vallentine, S. Starrack, J. Stone, Sister Mary Esther, T. Wilson, D. Switzer. I74I ! QE! Eternal rest grant unfho him, 0 Lord. - John F. Kennedy - 1917-1963 f-.. -v N l ,J 5 . A 1 1 X l' f lt. l NEWSPAPER STAFF STANDING-Mac Nalls, Mary Lou Starns, Alice O'Leary, Bill Pease, and Sister Mary Joseph. SEATED-Anne Russell, Cathe- rine Zilles, Millie D'Amelio, Tom Munkittrick, Kathy Kramer, and Patt Mathews. LETTERMENS CLUB-BACK ROW-B. Becker, A. Pietsch, Treasurer, B. Volmacka, F. Bell B. Feldmann, F. D'Amelio, Coach Jack Schwind. THIRD ROW-B. Stirk, L. Becker, B Mahers, J. Marconi, R. Stoddard, B. Grout. SECOND ROW-G. Tegencamp, B. Bilger H. Baldwin, F. Hess, B. Pease. FIRST ROW-T. Holleran, Mike Moffett-Vice President J. Julien, S. Montgomery-President, Mac Nalls-Secretary. l75l HOMECOMING Homecoming Court Bert Grout, Bcirboro Brown, Hobie Baldwin, Bonnie Osburn, Senior Attendant, Jimmy Roberts, Lynn Stonhouse, Homecoming Queen, Moc Nolls, Cheryl Vibosfok, Tim Holleron, and Katie Young. ,.,.p'...av- i761 GLEE CLUB SPONSORS ASSEMBLY Amid all the confusion caused by preparing for the feast of Christmas the Clee Club, led by Sister Mary Esther, was busy planning the Christmas a s s e m b l y. For weeks, Christmas carols could be heard throughout t he school during enrichment per- iod. Finally, on December 18, after second period, the entire student body assembled in the gymnasium for the program. After the assembly was open- ed by master of ceremonies, Tim Wilson, Santa C l a u s fportrayed by Mike Cibsonj dropped in to pay a visit on his way through Sarasota. Then Santa presented each member of the Clee Club with a little present. After all the members had opened their gifts, which turned out to be small bells of various descrip- tions, the singing was opened with ulingle Bellsf' The choir's entire repertoire was excel- lently accompained by Do- reen Ludwig at the piano. F 8 . X 42, if ini We wish you or merry Christmas and a happy New Yecr At the close of the program Frank D'Amelio, president of the Student Council, present- ed a gift to Father Moran from the Student body. Father Moran, in turn, surprised the students with a huge supply of ice cream and cake for everyone present. School was dismissed at noon with a sincere wish to everyone for a very Merry Christmas. l77l - OCTOBER 31,1963 Mass at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs I Breakfast at The Hotel Sarasota Ter race-Rooftop i731 So you've had a hard day at the office, - don't take it out on the children. fx X o f Nature Boys KX ff , Q ,ff Too many cooks spoil the broth. l79 Picnic at Myakka State Park Fond memories of ca happy day Hil hail The gangs all here! Six paella pizzas please. It's just water, Bob. Nuestro buen amigo y maestro de espanol, Padre Victoria Aguera. M Fwy H . J- f1 w-fv-.favs ,fy i 1 sf.,,' -I. il , K all k C64 I-X I , il , gist C cs! Pisa morena... l80l Ybor it Setting For Spanish Test The seniors and the few un- derclassmen members of the Spanish II classes had a rare and w-onderful treat Wednes- day night. In fancy clothes and high spirits they took off after school for Tampa's Las Noveda- des. The restaurant was a per- fect atmosphere for the belab- ored students to practice two hard years of Spanish. I COUGAR CUFF NOTES Ann 1 I QQ QE5 . ' - .. .- KUIHP2 - 'A-e Even before arriving at th e restaurant there was much fun on the road. Four cars filled to the seams with laughing, sing- ing people hit the road and maintained a continuous song fest all the way from Sarasota to Tampa. Once there, some of the stu- dents, those in the car of Senor Oscar Rodriguez went to a Span- ish cafe for Cuban coffee, and others walked a bit, enjoying the sights of Ybor City. The Sarasota people were joined at the restaurant by Father Miguel Garcia and his Spanish class- es from Bishop Barry in St. Pe- 1 l l l beginning to end. Father Gar- cia sang and Senor Rodriguez sang and two guitars played on and on to the laughing and clap- .ping of the thoroughly enchant- ed group. A real highlight of the evening was the dancing of a senorita named Linda. Clicking Castanets A friend of Senor Rodriguez danced in Spanish costume. The clicking castanets fitted in well with the rest of the evening. l i The only exception to the Spanish evening was a gay in- terlude of Irish American songs jplayed by Cardinal Mooney's Father James Crotty. The danc- ing and singing and eating and enjoyment went on into the far night, until the group sadly broke up at midnight. No men- tion of the evening would be lcomplete without thanking the men who accompanied the stu- ldents: Fathers Foynes, Crotty, lGarcia, Ruiz, Cortez, and Senor Rodriguez. j Most of all though, everyone ffrom Sarasota wants to say a g Muchas Gracias, Padre, to jFather Victorio Aguera, who en- labled us to go to Tampa, and jwho taught us the Spanish that Qenabled us to talk after we got lthere. The evening was anoth- fer of the memories we will al- lways remember from out last year at Cardinal Mooney. Varsity Congratulations Congratulations to our varsi- jty team who also made a fine showing Wednesday night, beat- tefsbufg- ling Bishop Verot in basketball With great gusto the group at-lin a 80-33 game. tacked large amounts of Cuban! CAT NIP . . . Buy your year- hard bread and Spanish be a n books now . . . Do you speak soup before going on to the mys-jEnglish, Paula? . . . Who's the teries of such tantalizing dishesmicest Pelus in the world? . . . as paella and polio acosto. Whose as cuddly as a bear? . . . Then, after the wonderfullIsn't squid delicious, Rachel? . . meal came the terrific enter- tainment that was Spanish from l8li . . Love that green camisa . . . So that's the Paso Doble! . . FASHION SHOW S or girls model their own t to th 1 of Moon , the Senio I g. ,691 '40 Q I IJ . 9 1' ,. a fj 2 11 3-r 612' Qvkf if - If 9 0 Q 1 N ai Q X Q 'Q' Q, ' WX llS in -L 821 iphi+f ,H-giida Dancing to the Music of the Chevelles 2 K in fi . 5 The Fabulous Cheveiles Play for the Dancing Group ffcqsf offf' I 83 1 ship Ahoy' CANDID CAMPUS Finish High SchooI Our group had QVM: fewer cavities Whot's Up, Millie? 'mi of a hard day! Beatle-Mania i841 If you think this is crowded, look ct the back seat. Co-ordination at its best! Well, back in Texas it was like this. Listen, Cats! . u E Not now girls, l'm busy! E851 The A gony A Tim Wilson o 77, , ,, E ditor-in-chief Maura Birchall .,,,.. ., , .,,. Activities editor Ann Kumpe .tt.tt tttt.,,,tttt A ssistant editor N Sam Montgomery .F .i.V , ....t.,ttttttttt,,t,tttt Sports editor Gary Adams ,tt, s .,t. ,tttt B usiness Manager Mike Gibson , o ...,,,,tttttttt,,ttt Circulation Manager Valerie Hoyt ooootttt o,t,,. A dvertising Mngr. Sister VVilliam Marie .,..oooo,o..oooo,.,,.,..oooo,,,i Advisor D Yearbook Photographers-Margie Orth, Alice O'Leary, 61 Debbie Delp The Ecstasy Sister Mary Comillus, S.S.J. Principal A Prayer from Uur Principal 1 SPORTS an 64 CUGARS .5 X, 'HF A :in chwind. l901 Returning Lettermen MIKE MOFFETT, the hard hitting little halfback proved to be the backbone of our defensive unit, and was also our co-capt. SENIORS SAM MONTGOMERY, our co-capt. and quarterback, proved to be a threat on both offense and defense. 5 BRIAN CARROLL was an end RICHARD SANDER was a whose second effort was an starting tackle who gave the asset to The 160m SIIIOFT. forward wall extra depth. I9II JIM ROBERTS, although not succeed- ing in breaking his own school record of 4TD'S in one game, he played ex- cellent football. u fi :SF Al , . ,y 7,11 .LJ mf' A ,Q ,o O P Mooney holds venice to no gain. Cougar line breaks through defense. ff' ,, M, ,Q .ws ' V Q9 Q MS 1' - Quarterback and coach discuss strategy. Cougars make three yds. in a cloud of dust. Q Q E ,EJ 4 . v Q CHEERLEADERS Catherine Zillesp Murilee Morkp Cheryl Guolfneyg Pam Bullp Bonnie Osburn, coptcing Lynn Sfonehouseg Rita Elbcre Doreen Ludwigp Mascot: Tolly Albers. F RESHMAN A T HLE TI CS ee X. .rr 1 in 'A' ,, .iw LA,.L V Q, 11 L fy , aBi',E,7k?i f , E K-, -,I ' ' ' P335 X? vk .fvlifsf-Am ' Y 3 ,-ff K .L .1 . , , ,ga it S ,. J X .AY aff . 2 1 9? .axis 9m Ei ,, we 'Q - ,Elf YF! ' Wfffe-ax 'fi TQ Q, - fm? W 5 4 ,. Hifi-V -aw Q We Q g.-,ie-s?:?g,-2-.. + , ,K . , ' '- ,Q 1516- A ff wg, ' N wr. , ,Y ,1- fw if . 5 ,af -12 V- ,ny 5 1 ' 52 . 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Ph. 924-9249. . ll0ll For the Young And Young at Heart TOWN N' COUNTRY 1516 Main Street Sarasota, Florida 1516 Main St. 374 Harding Circle 958-4187 388-1618 Compliments of THE MUSIC CENTER South Gate Shopping Plaza Intermediate One-Design 12' Sloop-Rigged Sailer gy X i I Designed by: George Kauffman For the Young and Young at Heart 1 Built by: X Laurel Boat Co., Inc. 305 E. Venice Ave. Venice, Fla. Also Custom-Built Boats-Built to order Sail your own .lack Tar every summer. Write for detailed information sheet Ideal Graduation Gift FLORIDA GARDENS GENE WYLES' NURSERY Compliments ot OUR LADY QUEEN of MARTYRS CHURCH Rev. Father Joseph P. Moran Rectory 86OI Pennsylvania Avenue Compliments of SHANNON'S WHITFIELD CHAPEL 751 I N. Trail Sarasota FUNERAL HOME SHANNON 'I0'I5 14th Street W. Bradenton Phone 958-6577 ELLIE'S BOOK and STATIONERY COMPLETE OFFICE SUPPLIES SHIRLEY 8g RALPH PUTTHOFF I35O MAIN STREET SARASOTA FLA Best Wishes to th Compliments of Class of '64 the ARROW EXTERMINATING CO THE SARASOTA COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Ass'N P'Ck G'd' Anderson Ford Co. Ben Hopkins Limited Campbell Motors Cooke Motor Co. Cutler Motors Harrison Motors Best Wishes T Th Motor Car Imports CIGSS Of '64 Sarasota Lincoln Mercury Service Tractor Sales ' 8. Shay Motors Stinnett Pontiac Service, Inc. Trail Rambler COCH RAN CONCRETE CO C pl t of ZINN'S RESTAURANT GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF '64 AULT'S PATIO FURNITURE AND PARKING LOT 21 N. Washington Blvd. SAM AULT Ph 955 9205 OWNER S t FI d Best Wishes To The Class of '64 from HAWKINS FUNERAL HOME AND AMBULANCE SERVICE I35 N. Lime Ave. Sarasota, Florida MANATEE COUNTY'S ONLY Private Employment Agency Four Year Business College EMPLOYMENT SERVICE SOMER'S COLLEGE Room 307 Founded 1927 Bradenton 746-9103 Bradenton 746-7431 COMMERCE BUILDING Best Wishes to the Seniors of '64 Congratulations from HOLY CROSS CHURCH Ed and Lyn Weiner of Palmetto E D LYN 'S St. Armand's Circle Sportswear Dresses Good Luck Compliments of to WELDON'S GROCERY The Seniors of 1964 SAM'S AMERICAN SERVICE Seventeenth Street and Lockwood Ridge Road Complete Car Service Phone 958-8532 Green Stamps Given 3137 Fruitville Rd. Sarasota, Florida Open 7 AM. to 11 P.M. WOODY JONES AGENCY INSURANCE Auto-Homeowners-Life Low, low rates for sate drivers 1440 First Street 955-0211 complamems 6f Mullen BROCKSIDE GROCERY 2738 Bee Ridge Rd. I-IAIIL STYLIST FHDNE 955-2192 1239 GLILF STREAM AVE. EARASUTA FLDRIDA LIDO BEACH ESSO SERVICE SO. Armonds Circle Sarasota, Flu. Jack Conway Phone: 388-2744 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES THE BLOSSOM SHOP 958-6644 CORTEZ PLAZA BRADENTON PHONE 746-5146 956-e5Li6- I PI Iw955-7u:Q6P Z 'hcwed Hgefvcq 3218 SOUTH TAMIAMI TRAIL P. O. BOX 5086 SARASOTA. FLORIDA. 33579 AIRLINE - STEAMSHIP - RAIL - BUS TOURS - CRUISES Compliments of KEY PHARMACY on the circle Sf. Armonds Key ComPLE'rE nncoxwrox SERVICE ,II . I n t e r I o r s COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 5630 - 14th Street. Wes: BRADENTON, FLORIDA Sarasota Phone 355-7619 755-2455 MCMAHON FUR STORAGE 2048 Main St. Tel. 955-2585 Store your precious Furs and Woolens in SGYUSOTGIS ONLY refrigerated Bonded Vault. No charge for in and out Service BEST WISHES from Y ' CLEANERS 8: LAUNDRY RICH S TEXACO COMPLETE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE i fo STORE PHONE DRIVE IN STORE The 1523 MAIN STREET 955-0937 1530 Is-r STREET CLASS OF 1964 PHONE 958-1065 iT!!lP!!!.-RLl'.'!!!!!iA90- RESIDENTIAL 0 COMMERCIAL O REMEIDELINII I AL'rEIu'rIcINl I: :I N T R A c: T CI R 5 CONGRATULATIONS SARASCITA. FLORIDA CHARLES RIEDINGER 2145 12TH sn. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '64 CLAUDE D. SLAUGHTER Painting Contractor MONTGOMERY- ROBERTS Sarasota-downtown-Bradenton ST. Armands Key . . . now in our 50th golden year THE HOTEL SARASOTA TERRACE Washington at Ringling Boulevard Sarasota, Florida 955-41 1 1 SARASOTA'S PRESTIGE ADDRESS NEHI ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY offers BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '64 mg!-Afbz in Sarosota's only complete collection of half size dresses COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF lizlnnnnillhiiflnlrlglm gl HARLAN FOR FUNERALS H 7511 North Tamiami Trail Sarasota Anna Maria Island Bradenton MANATEE'S LARGEST CUSTOM BUILDER Bradenton 746-4117 Sarasota 355-7619 Compliments of WILSON FUNERAL HOME 373I Tuttle Avenue South Gate BEST WISHES INDEPENDENT CONCRETE CO North Orange at Ilth Street. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '64 MARABLES MARKET, :Nc I924 South Osprey Avenue. Compliments of DARBY BUICK Compliments of N5 'HA C E Bradenton, Fla. Finest on the Suncoast 2l99 Ringling Blvd. 2181 Th a sr 1 Sarasota. FI Sarasota, Florida lffanadofa Efzlikmefe, inc Phone 958-8701 We have Brick by the Thousands! Congrotulofions ond Best Wishes To The Greatest Seniors Ever In The Class of '64 from J.F. MCCLENAGHAN BUILDING CORP. COMPLIMENTS OF KENSINGTON PARK PAINTING COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND STANDARD AUTO PARTS CO. Established 1933 3602 Monico Porkwoy I5I7 Stote ST. Sorosofo, Florido Sarasota, Florida SARASOTA PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPH COMPANY Sarasota, Florida 134 North Orange Ave. COMPUMENT5 OF Phone 955-4555 Where Service errd Qrreiary Count N E 22 S. Links Av enue LYO NS PAINT MART Sarasota, Florida Phone: 955-33l l Distributors of Herrrre, 5 Vel-Von 8. Beauty Flo Paints l965 Ringling Blvd. Phone 958-2379 i To The Mighty MlGl'lTY SENKDRS From The CLASS of '67 X UQ fi J? we salute the - ll GRADU TES! Congratulations and best wishes for your every success in the coming years. More power to you! Where do you go from here? College is your best friend. There are more than 50 colleges and universities in Florida. These fine institutions of higher learning are located right in your own front yard. They offer golden opportunities because a college education is worth many times more money in lifetime earnings than its cost. Prepare for rewarding careers in fab- ulous Florida. No other state offers greater promise for action-minded, well-trained young people in the ex- citing years ahead. FLORIDA POWER 8, LIGHT COMPANY 'l K L9 X H59 D 4' 1' -f CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE TO THE CLASS OF '64 CLASS OF '64 HYCO SCREEN LA GASSE PLUMBING ENCLOSURES 9 H Owner-Ed La Gasse Owner-George Lo Gasse CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '64 VENITIAN FOOLS BY LAGASSE SARASOTA'S OLDEST, LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE POOL CO. HOME OF DR. POOL Compliments ond Congrotulotions to the toculty ond students of Corclinol Mooney High School From the Priests and Membership of Saint Martha's Parish New England Style Hand Made bv mietim I Congratulations to the C':1Of'1: THE oYsTER BAR from Ed and Mary Shallcross Sarasota's Original Raw Bar 1 mile South of Strickney Pt. Rd. on the South Trail CU S Hiway 4U H C N D S Serving Oysters and Clanls on the Half Shell The Year Round St. Armands 388-2821 If has been You'll Love our Seafood Cocktail Lounge Serving 'll A.M. Phone 924-2829 a pleasure fo work with you. -2. . .. . . . . . .. .... -.-f :-:-:-:-:-:-z+:-:-:::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:::::1:1:1:i:2:2:2'1:1f-'I'-:Q . -me-:5:5g-w -we-:-:-:5q:f5:-:-5 - me-:-ww-:, -:-.- .:, 5 :M . 'wtf'-' M- -'Q3'S2'f - -'- I'-' -'-1: '3'5cf+-'WA-'W'-:'-' i:1:1:a2:i:2:2:1:1:1:1:2. . 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For health . . drink HOOD'S MILK from Best Wishes To The Class of '64 from PAPA NICK'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE I phone Sarasofa Venice 2257 Ringling Blvd, Phone 955-6167 958-1403 488-3974 Sarasota, Florida MANATEE L.P.-EAS INC. A cuMPLl:1': leavin: ron Llousrizo Pr:1'nai.:uM aixs ci.l:AN - o:rl:NoAlLz nmuauxnna ROUTE'I BOX'2 P.O.BOXII4I ROUTE-2 IOX I24 FRUITVILLE ROAD 4520 - I4TH STREET WEST HIGHWAY 41 SARASOTA. FLORIDA BRADENTON, FLORIDA PALM ETTO, FLORIDA y - COLONIAL FLOWER s1-1oP COmp'imem'SOf Complete Floral Service 220 N hT T I N26 N.Lime Ave. Sorosoto, Florido Ph 955 2lOl TAMIAMI Compliments ot ABSTRACT 81 TITLE CO. BURZENSKI WOM 5 d S Fl NURSING HOME Compliments ot 4450 8th Street Sorosoto, Floriclo 955-3731 FUNERAL HOME 4O North Oronge Avenue s hdchpl 211113 RdgR d STAY AS GREAT AS YOU ARE enlorf ,Ut THE SOPHOMORES 1lIebb'5 University Shop Everything forthe lvy Man Sero Shirts Gold cup soxs Canterbury belts English leather Madras 8. 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