Cathedral High School - Cathedran Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1957 volume:

4 Old grads in The bleachers catch pneumonia, but no one on the Team will catch the ball! Meanwhile, back al the frat house, The boys chant love songs to The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi! Bfliq Don Cline discovers Yoifve Got To Be A Football Hero to make the girls go ga-ga and someone like Barbara Bates dances for ioyl fl, Now the Coach is happy, the team is happy, the students are happy, and even the stage crew relaxes and looks back on another Student Theatre productionwall part of Happy Days. The show was written and directed by Brother Richard McDonald, C.S.C. Vince Todd dodges behind sofa to avoid Police Commissioner Robert Koesters and his little sate-cracking daughter, Sue Modrall. Maid Ronny Ruclcelshaus gapes over diamond clips-which she manages to clip before the second curtain. WHITE SHEEP OF THE FAMILY Directed by Brother Remigius, C.S.C. Dennis Linsin raises a toast to his great, great grandfather and progenitor ofthe longest and funniest line of crooks in Lon- don, his sticky-tingered'wite, Carol Sullivan, and his clepto- maniac daughter, Joan Zimmer, ioin him. Vicar Donald Shertick doesn't know what it's all about but he drinks to crime any- way. KN But whot's o ploy without love interest? Roy Grcnnon finolly gets the girl, Sue Modroll, but only ofter he hos reverted bcick to his block fleece. Ronny ond Vince come olong forthe picture. The cost under the direction of Brother Remigius had on unforgetoble time, ond so did the oudience. Sets were by Brothers Jerome ond John Hort. Gianni Schicchi Above: Gianni Schicchi causes consternation with his strange disposal ot Uncle Buoso's money. lil i .i . . .A One Act Play by Brother Dunstan, C.S.C. Cast Maria .,........ Jean Connor Lillia .... .. .Betty Claypool Nella .... ..... B etty Suttle Marco .......... Mike Morton Betto .......... John Roseman Pinellino. . .Norbert Codormaz Rinuccio ......... Paul Vernon Servant.. ...... Raymond Fox Gianni Schicchi ............. Terry Fogarty Lauretta Schicchi ............ Penny Solberg Doctor. . . ..... James Carter Notary .... .... D on Poinsette Witness ....... Joseph Mazza ABOVE: The greedy members of the family hound the notaries and the doctor for an assurance of Uncle Buoso's death, and a remembrance in his will. Love interest is solved to the satisfaction of everyone but the family! Lovers take all! Gr 5. a i n T Drum Major and Corps Drum Maior, John Davidson. SECOND ROW: Tony Tetrick, Neil Martin, Danny Troy, Bernard Stahl, Robert Koesters. THIRD ROW: Charles Mad- inger, Charles LeFebre, Dallas Daniels, Vincent Todd, Donald Poinsette, Harry Slick, Ray Biltz, Clayton Schilling. 'lf Ba nd Officers Neil Martin President 1' ' Clayton Schilling Vice-President I U il 1 0 IAA John Davidson Vincent Todd .lames Marsh Drum Major Secretary Treasurer f F J Q! 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THIRD ROW: Thomas Wolta, Dallas Daniels, Ronald Garvin, William Pyle, Victor Somrak, Bernard Wisdom, Tony Laurenzana, Harry Slick. l FIRST ROW: Thomas Ash, Charles Manley, John McCullough, James Robbins, Joseph LeBon. SEC- OND ROW: Robert Biehl, Richard Ellwanger, John Keller, Walter Burrus, Robert Hughes. THIRD ROW: Robert Vladiou, Raymond Fox, Reggie Knazer, David Leighton, Stephen Pflum. FOURTH Row: John Wisler, Robert Fall4ner,'James Brown, Fritz Weinkauf, Charles Jennifer. FIFTH ROW: Peter Rockwell, Robert Colegrove, Stephen Roesinger, James Borse. SIXTH ROW: Joseph Farah, David Abbott. Freshman Band Senior Bear Cats! Brother Eugene, C.S.C. and Senior band members who received letters rlii Cofhed ron Sfoff Jim Hill Jim Coin Bill Wickhom Terry Fogorty Bill Collins' Vince Todd Fritz Bloemkera' John Bruch John Bischoff Tim Durbin Joe Peterson 'Co-editors Consider The power of The press! Working on the Cofhedron Sfoff opens up o new reolm of procficol experiences voluoble for The future. V'-QQ Cf i s..f5g?fr Brofher Jusf, Cofhedron Business Monoger, ond Thomos Burnett Henry Frommeyer, Jomes Corter, Thomos Moron, Donold Sher- fick, Peter Pehrson. '3athen flamed 'Hiqqina m.A. Superintendent, Religion Bnothen Pedno 'Haeninq C.S.C., WLS. Principcil, Mcifhemofics f' . '- .4 ',M.-ai'HUNE' - -' News, past, present, and future, is put into the hands ot the students each six weeks by the MEGAPHONE STAIFF: Editors, Robert Koe- sters and Neil Martin, assisted by reporters: William Wickham, John Kirch, James Carter, Pete Pehrson, Joe Peterson, James Hill, Tom Burnett, Dave Filiatreau, Charles and Malachy Collet, Don Shertick, and Bill Pyle. Faculty Moderator, Brother John Hart. Megaphone Staff lt pays to advertise is the principle on which the Poster Club operates. Brother Victorian, C.S.C. and his art staff, Mike Kreffel, John McMahon, Paul Donis, and Jerry Marlatt see to it that every impor- tant affair at Cathedral is given plenty of publicity. Poster Club greet.. .i s '99 fit. Below, members of the Math Club under the sponsorship of Brother Charles, C.S.C. challenge their own interest and ability at math Motto The more complicated the problem, the more intriguinq MEMBERS: Leo Clouser, Jim Durbin, Jerry Hindel, George Bifano Bob Lewis, Rhody Shiel, Joe LeBon, John Ford, Bill Melrose Bob Hughes Vic Somrak, Tom White, and Ed Donahue. Q it 5 , E , ll? 'lllii I Libra ry Staff Brother Richard McDonald, C.S.C. and his library staff, John Bisch- off, William Wickham, and Thomas Hennessy, are responsi- ble for the acquisition of latest books and the cataloging and distribution of the many books in the library. Photography Club The Photography Club is an at- tempt to give those boys who are interested in the subiect an opportunity to get together to discuss and share their experi- ences in the field. Members this year: Gregory Cooper, Henry Frommeyer, .loe Peterson, Pete Pehrson, Paul Donis, David De- Holl, and Ronald Garvin. X , K M, ' 1 3 NX H A: A , , M X 1 Q5 NA u. X ,-IX A ,qwx w Q, X NT , WA L4 W of E i Y, flu W Q v-' . 'gy .4 ,., s 5 W 6' 2? s if Q X R ., Q + Nek- Wt .f fu Sy' 513 xg? 3 , e Sweetheart Boll -ifs i M Q: Q Xi L I 2 we X mfg Q F .1 ' f 'LW R fl in gawa ', ue .:.Q I Ii iff Q 'V S33 ,,,. A 3 -j ff ' V i N F is ' fy .1 e e if eeQ I if ws x ' ' 'T A l A e ' 4,2 A ' I P ' 'A' 'A 1 W ,WM 7 Y 'm., X XNQ NS QAM C .W Q K S qiix Sv' S . V u, 5'gg,s W' 'F 1 5 xxx., 2 Assemblies f Nm U ,rac,:',,- - , rm- X -fv.5-wears, , +35-sf . .,,. ,i ,': .. - 0 Q A . , , 'K 1 s 3 mb c x .A ,- N . 5 .. O ? - il l N E X. Freshmen produce chaos in a classroom to prove their enthusiastic backing ofthe night game to come. 112 S... AI Donato makes contact with the planet Venus and explains our game football. Sophomores demonstrate what happens when Shortridge boy, Mike Hill, gets caught in Cathedral territory. A The Seniors, not to be outdone, iron 'em out Smoooothu at an assembly featuring a soap opera starring Larry Valant, Al Keckler, George Smith, Clayton Schilling, Carrol Wehmeier, Vince Todd, Ron Theiss, and Bill Pyle. Juniors swing out with their ver- sion of Frankie and Johnny. This star-studded assembly fea- tured the music of Larry lElvisl Sweeney, and the singing voices of Dick Kunz, Denny Linsin, George Clark, Phil Young,'and Tom Bowers. Gist of the story: Someone tried to do Cathedral f' wrong, but died a-doin it! f, -3 Af' X sf-1 W, N., ,ef , .fx ., .CX 95 P3 2:21 .Q 15 J' a ,fy A Pri' Pj A Q ' is 8 -' . , , f,.n,,S , R ' . . s A 1. .N,fwX' ',. 9 Y Ka R' ,-. 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Ritter Our Lady of Lourdes Orchestra 2 yrs, Student Theatre 2 yrs. BECHTOLD, CHARLES M 403 E. 43rd St. St. Joan of Arc Cathedran 1 yr, Honor Roll 4 yrs. BENEDICT, ANTHONY M. 1017 Tabor St. Basketball 1 yr, Baseball 4 yrs, Bowling 3 yrs, C.S.M.C. 3 yrs, Football 2 yrs, Honor Roll 3 yrs, Intramurals 1 yr, Student Theatre I yr, Track 1 yr. BIRT, RODGER C. 3110 N. Capital Honor Roll 4 yrs, Intramurals 3 yrs, Track 1 yr. BIVENS, JEFTHA 4020 Graceland St. Bridget Basketball 4 yrs. BLOEMKER, FREDRICK E. 4235 Central St. Joan of Arc Cathedran 3 yrs, C.S.M.C. 4 yrs, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Intramurals 2 yrs, Megaphone 1 yr, Scholastic Monogram 3 yrs, Student Council 4 yrs, Student Theatre 1 yr. BROWN, JAMES M. 2715 E. Troy St. James the Greater Honor Roll 1 yr, Football 1 yr. BRUCH, JOHN R. 5159 N. Capitol St. Thomas Aquinas Bowling 2 yrs, Cathedran 1 yr, Intramurals 4 yrs, Megaphone 1 yr, Track 1 yr. BURNETT, THOMAS 3126 W. Michigan St. St. Anthony Bowling 4 yrs, Chess Club I yr, Honor Rall 4 yrs: Megaphone I yr, Intramural! I Yr: Student Thedw I yr. CAIN, JA1 R. 5233 N. Capitol St. Thomas Aquinas Bowling 1 yr, Cathedran 1 yr, Football 3 yrs, C.S.M.C. 4 yrs, Honor Roll 3 yrs, Intramurals 4 yrs. CARDIS, JOHN W. 4917 Park St. .loan of Arc Bowling 4 yrs, Honor Roll 3 yrs, Poster Club 4 yrs, Track I yr. CARTER, JAMES R. 2621 W. Ohio St, Anthony Biology Club 2 yrs, Chess Club 2 yrs, Cathedran 1 yr, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Megaphone 1 yr, Scholastic Monogram Student Council 2 yrs, Student Theatre 1 yr, CARTER, RALPH W. 2218 W. 63rd St. Thomas Aquinas Bowling I yr, C.S.M.C. 3 yrs, Honor Roll 3 yrs, Intramurals 2 yrs. CASSIDY, PATRICK 1026 Blaine Assumption Band 4 yrs, Glee Club 1 yr, Honor Roll 1 yr, Orchestra 1 yr, Student Theatre 2 yrs. 2 YFSJ C. CASSIDY, CHARLES L. R.R. I8 Box 322 St. Malachy CODARMAZ, NORBERT D. 1024 North Mount Holy Trinity Honor Roll 3 yrs, Poster Club 2 yrs, Student Theatre 2 yrs. COLLINS, WILLIAM J. 5454 N. Illinois St. Thomas Aquinas Bowling I yr, Cathedran 1 yr, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Intramurals 4 yrs, Megaphone 2 yrs, Scholastic Monogram 1 yr. COLLISI, CLARENCE 4425 N. Holister St. Michael Band 2 yrs, Orchestra 2 yrs. COOPER, THOMAS O. 1238 N. College St. Bridget C.S.M.C. 4 yrs. CORSARO, ANTHONY P. 1549 E. Kelly St. Catherine Football 4 yrs, Honor Roll 1 yr, Intramurals 4 yrs. CRAIG, JAMES 4209 Capitol St. Bridget CROSSEN, JAMES B. 2060 Cold Springs Road Class Officer 3 yrs, Football 4 yrs, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Intramurals 4 yrs, Poster Club 1 yr, Scholastic Monogram 3 yrs, Student Council 3 yrs, Student Theatre 3 yrs, Bowling 1 yr. DAVIDSON, JOHN Holy Trinity 1418 N. Concord Band 4 yrs, Student Theatre 1 yr, Honor Roll 2 yrs, Basketball'2 yrs, DAY, ROBERT A. 2735 S. Taft St. Ann Basketball 2 yrs, Bowling 2 yrs, Football 4 yrs, Honor Roll 2 yrs, Scholastic Monogram 2 yrs, Student Theatre I yr, Track I yr. DEAL, CHARLES H. 3510 W. Michigan St, Anthony Bowling 3 yrs, Football 2 yrs, C.S.M.C. 4 yrs, Honor Rall 1 yr. DEZELAN, THOMAS E. 1410 N. Concord Holy Trinity Chess Club I yr, Honor Roll 1 yr. DOERR, PATRICK J. 114 E. Summer St. Roch DOWNEY, JOSEPH 724 N. King Holy Trinity DUH, LOUIS J. 1202 N. Warman Holy Trinity Chess Club 3 yrs. DUNIGAN, RONALD R. 4702 Primrose St. Joan of Arc DURBIN, TIMOTHY A. 4820 Washington Boulevard St. Joan of Arc FILIATREAU, DAVID 4810 N. Central St. Joan at Arc Band 3 yrs, Biology Club 2 yrs, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Megaphone 3 yrs: Student Theatre 2 yrs. . FOGARTY, JAMES T. 29 W, 42nd St. St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedran 1 yr, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Intramurals 4 yrs, Megaphone 1 yr, Student Theatre 1 yr. FOUGEROUSSE, GEORGE P 3426 N. Kenwood St. Thomas Aquinas Biology Club I yr, C.S.M.C. 2 yrs, Glee Club I yr, Student Theatre 1 yr. FROMMEYER, HENRY L. 4019 N. New Jersey St. Joan of Arc Biology Club 1 yr, Camera Club I yr, Cathedran I yr, Honor Rall 2 yrs, Poster Club 2 yr, Student Theatre 2 yrs. GALLAGHER, JOHN E. 615 E. 52nd St. Joan of Arc Band 3 yrs, Honor Roll 1 yr, Orchestra 1 yr. GALLAGHER, JAMES D. 1341 E. Tabor St. St. Catherine of Sienna Basketball 3 yrs, Baseball 4 yrs, Bowling 3 yrs, Class Officers 4 yrs, C.S.M.C. 4 yrs, Football 4 vrs: Honor Roll 3 yrs, Intramurals 1 yr, Megaphone 1 yr, Student Council 4 yrs, Track 1 yr. GAVIN, ROBERT D. Brownsburg, Ind, R.R. 1 St. Molachy GOHMANN, LOUIS E. 1745 Dawson St. Catherine Band 1 yr, C.S.M.C. 2 yrs, Intramurals 1 yr. GRADY, MICHAEL C. 6330 Springmill Rd. St. Thomas Aquinas Bowling 1 yr, C.S.M.C. 4 yrs, Honor Roll 2 yrs, Intramurals 4 yrs, Student Theatre 1 yr, Track 1 yr. GRIFFIN JR., RICHARD 3021 N. Kenwood St. Bridget HARBISON, THOMAS G. 135 S. Sixth St. Holy Name Basketball 2 yrs, Honor Roll 1 yr. HARVEY, ROBERT L. 1215 N. Warman Holy Trinity Basketball 2 yrs, Chess Club 2 yrs, C.S.M.C. 4 yrs, Football 3 yrs, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Intramurals I yr, Track 1 Yr. HENEGHAN, JAMES J. 645 N. Oxford Sl. Philip Neri Bowling 1 yr, Football 1 yr, Honor Roll I yr, Baseball 1 yr, Basketball 1 yr. HENN, ROBERT R. 3551 N, Capital St. Thomas Aquinas Football 1 yr, Honor Roll 2 yrs, Intramurals 2 yrs. HENNESSY, THOMAS J. 608 E. Kessler Blvd. Immaculate Heart of Mary Honor Roll 1 yr, Student Theatre 1 yr. HILL, JAMES S. 201 Blue Ridge Rd. St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedran 1 yr, Football 2 yrs, Honor Roll 3 yrs, Megaphone 1 yr. Intramurals 2 yrs. HODGE, WILLIAM A. 422 N. Oxford St. Philip Neri C.S.M.C. 1 yr, Football I yr, Honor Roll 1 yr, Intramurals 3 yrs. JAMES, LAWRENCE P. 4020 N. College St. .loan of Arc Intramurals 2 yrs. JEHN, JOHN H. 438 N. Arsenal Church of the Holy Cross Honor Roll 3 yrs. JOHNSON, KARL F. 4400 N, Meridian St, Thomas Aquinas Football 3 yrs, Basketball 1 yr, Intramurals 2 yrs. KEATING, THOMAS R. 3055 Ruckle Cathedral KECKLER, AL R 6045 Evanston Christ the King Band 3 yrs, Bowling 2 yrs, Football 3 yrs, Student Theatre 1 yr. KELLY, THOMAS M. 1918 Houston St. Francis de Sales Bowling 2 yrs, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Intramurals 2 yrs, Track 1 yr. KELSEY, WILLIAM T. 1353 E. Minnesota St. Catherine Basketball 1 yr, Baseball 3 yrs, Bowling 2 yrs, Football 1 yr, Honor Roll 2 yrs, Intramurals 3 yrs, Megaphone 1 yr, Poster Club 1 yr. KIEFFER, GARY L. Acton Ind. Nativity Basketball 1 yr, Football 1 yr, Tennis I yr, Track 1 yr. KIRCH. JOHN J. 936 Hervey St. Catherine Honor Roll 4 yrs, Intramurals 3 yrs, Megaphone 2 yrs, Student Council 4 yrs. KOESTERS, ROBERT L. 1710 E. Kessler Blvd. Christ the King Band 3 yrs, 'lonor Roll 4 yrs, Megaphone 2 yrs, icholastic Monogram 4 yrs. LAIDLAW, RICHARD E. 4017 Washington Blvd. St. .loan of Arc Band 3 yrs, Intramurals 3 yrs, Track 1 yr. LANDWERLEN, JOHN J. 912 Garfield Dr. St. Catherine Of Sienna Basketball 1 yr, C.S.M.C. 4 yrs, Intramurals 2 yrs, Poster Club 3 yrs, Student Theatre 1 yr, Track I yr. LAWLESS, ROBERT E. 3727 N. Denny St. Andrews Honor Roll 3 yrs. LEONARD, WILLIAM J. 240 N. Pershing St. Anthony Band 3 yrs, Bowling 2 yrs, Football 4 yrs, Intramurals 2 yrs, Poster Club 2 yrs, Track 1 yr. LETCHER, PHILLIP M. 1234 W. 29 Holy Angel Band 3 yrs, Honor Roll 2 yrs, Orchestra 3 yrs. LICHTENIERG, WILLIAM E. 5931 Primrose Christ the King Band 2 yrs, Bowling 3 yrs, C.S.M.C. 2 yrs, Golf 4 yrs, Honor Roll I yr, Intramurals 3 yrs, Poster Club 1 yr, Student Theatre 1 yr, Track 1 yr. LINDER, WILLIAM F 947 E. Morris St. Patricks Honor Roll 2 yrs, LONG, PHILIP K. 1616 Allison St. Christopher Basketball 1 yr, Baseball 3 yrs, Bowling 1 yr, Football 4 yrs, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Intramurals 1 yr, Student Council 1 yr, Student Theatre 1 yr. MCCONAHAY, ALBERT 225 E. Henry Holy Rosary Bowling 1 yr, Honor Roll 1 yr, Intramurals 2 yrs. McCROCKLIN, ROBERT 3868 Carrollton St. Joan of Arc McLAUGHLIN, THOMAS 6034 Primrose Christ the King Band 3 yrs, Camera Club 1 yr, Cathedran 3 yrs, Chess Club 1 yr, Football 4 yrs, Honor Roll 3 yrs, Poster Club 1 yr, Student Theatre 2 yrs. McMAHON, JOSEPH 530 N. Berwick St. Anthony MARSH, JAMES C. 3946 Ruckle St. .loan of Arc Band 4 yrs, Biology Club 2 yrs, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Orchestra 3 yrs. MARTIN, NEIL A. 325 W. 44th St. Thomas Aquinas Band 4 yrs, Chess Club 2 yrs, Football 2 yrs, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Intramurals 4 yrs, Megaphone 4 yrs, Orchestra 4 yrs, L. J. Scholastic Monogram 3 yrs, Student Council I yr, Student Theatre 4 yrs. MEHAFFEY, THOMAS D. 5878 Washington Blvd. Immaculate Heart of Mary Bowling 4 yrs, C.S.M.C. 4 yrs, Golf 4 yrs, Honor Roll 1 yr, Intramurals 1 yr, Student Theatre 1 yr, Tennis 1 yr. MESCALL, JOHN J. 1331 N. Euclid Little Flower Basketball 1 yr, Baseball 1 yr, Bowling 1 yr, Football 4 yrs, Honor Roll 3 yrs, Intramurals 1 yr, Student Theatre 1 yr. J MORAN, THOMAS J. 47 N. Sheffield St. Anthony Honor Roll 1 yr, Poster Club 1 yr, Student Theatre 1 yr. MORGAN, JOHN S. 5443 Maryilyn Rd. St. Andrews NEWBOLD, MARK A. 6460 Broadway Immaculate Heart ot Mary Baseball 1 yr, Intramural. 2 yrs, Track 1 yr. O'BRIEN, JOSEPH P. 6101 Orinoco St. Marks Basketball 2 yrs, Football 1 yr, Intramurals 3 yrs, Track 1 yr, O'CONNOR,MICHAEL B Tipton, Ind. St, John the Baptist Basketball 2 yrs, Chess Club 1 yr, Honor Roll 1 yr, Student Theatre 2 yrs, Track 1 yr. PAGE, PAUL F. 514 E. Merrill Holy Rosary Baseball 1 yr, Bowling 1 yr, C.S.M.C. 4 yrs, Honor Roll 2 yrs, Intramurals 1 yr. PAUGH, MICHAEL J. 4711 N. Park St. Joan ot Arc Bowling 3 yrs, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Intramurals 1 yr. Poster Club 1 yr, Track 1 yr. PEHRSON, PETER A. 749 W. 44th St. Thomas Aquinas Biology Club 3 yrs, Camera Club 4 yrs, Cathedran 1 yr, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Megaphone 2 yrs, Poster Club 3 yrs, Student Theatre 2 yrs. PERREAULT, O. JOHN 2210 W. Washington St. Anthony Bowling 3 yrs, Honor Rall 3 yrs, Poster Club 2 yrs, Track 1 yr. PETERSON, JOSEPH C. 4720 E. 42nd St. Andrews Bowling 1 yr, Camera Club 1 yr, Cathedran 2 yrs, Golf 1 yr, Megaphone 2 yrs. POUNDS, JOHN D. 4215 Rockwood St. Thomas Aquinas C.S.M.C, 1 yr, Honor Roll 3 yrs, Student Theatre 1 yr. PYLE, WILLIAM C. 6055 N. Sherman Christ the King Band 4 yrs, Cathedran 1 yr, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Megaphone 2 yrs, Scholastic Monogram 2 yrs. Student Theatre 2 yrs. RAGAN, DONALD F. Clermont Ind. St. Christopher RIETEL, ERNEST E. 1037 S. Chadwick St. Johns Band 4 yrs. RILEY, WILLIAM L. 533 N. Rural St. St. Philip Neri Baseball 1 yr, Bowling 1 yr, Cathedran 1 yr, Track 1 yr. ROTTET, KENNETH .I. 1609 Cottage St, Patrick Honor Roll 4 yrs, SCHEPER, DAVID R. 618 E. 60th Immaculate Heart of Mary Basketball 3 yrs, Football 4 yrs. SCHILLING, CLAYTON A. 6126 Crittenden Christ the King Band 4 yrs, Bowling 1 yr, Honor Rall 4 yrs, Scholastic Monogram 1 yr, Student Theatre 1 yr, Tennis 2 yrs. SCHMELZ, CHARLES W 5621 Haverford Christ the King Intramurals 2 yrs, Student Theatre 1 yr. SCHMITT. JOHN M 4844 E. 71 st St. Pius X Bowling 2 yrs, Cathedran 1 yr, Honor Roll 3 yrs, Poster Club 1 yr, Tennis 1 yr, Track 1 yr. SCHOETTLE, FREDRICK J. 1005 Dudley St. Mark Bowling 1 yr, C.S.M.C. 3 yrs, Honor Roll 2 yrs, Intramurals 3 yrs. SEARS, MICHAEL 3339 N. Meridian Cathedral Baseball 2 yrs, Bowling 3 yrs, Cathedran 1 yr, C.S.M.C. 4 vrs, Football 4 yrs, Honor Roll 2 yrs, Intramurals 4 yrs, Student Theatre 1 yr, Track I yr. SHERFICK, DONALD J. 6152 Burlington Christ the King Band 4 yrs, Cathedran 1 yr, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Megaphone 2 yrs, Scholastic Monogram 3 yrs, Student Theatre 1 yr. SHERLOCK, JAMES E. 8839 EI Rice Rd. St. Pius X Honor Roll 4 yrs, Intramurals 2 yrs, Scholastic Monogram 2 yrs SITZMAN, JOSEPH E. 6234 lndianola Christ the King Football 2 yrs, Honor Roll 2 yrs, Track 1 yr. SLEETS, IVAN D. 3021 N. Kenwood St. Bridget Band 1 yr, Basketball I yr. SMITH, GEORGE 4550 Evanston Christ the King SOLHAN, JAMES J. 2314 N. Illinois Cathedral Football 1 yr, Intramurals 4 yrs. STASIK, KENNETH 8202 N. Kenwood St, Thomas THEISS, RONALD E. 3440 Garden Holy Trinty Cheerleader 2 yrs, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Student Theatre 3 yrs. TODD, VINCENT W. 1914 E. Kessler Blvd. Christ the King Band 4 yrs, Bowling 2 yrs, Cathedran 3 yrs, Football I yr, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Intramurals 4 yrs, Megaphone 3 yrs, Scholastic Monogram 1 yr, Student Theatre 4 yrs, Tennis 3 yrs. TRACY, DENNIS J. 4447 Guilford St. .loan ot Arc Bowling 1 yr, Intramural 2 yrs. ULLERY, PAUL J. 8200 E. 82nd St. Lawrence Honor Roll 1 yr. VALANT, LARRY L. 5930 Lieber Rd. St. Thomas Aquinas Bowling 1 yr, Football 4 yrs, Honor Roll 2 yrs, Student Theatre 1 yr. VETTER, DEAN R. 1150 E. 57th Christ the King Honor Roll 3 yrs. VOLK, PAUL J. , 1519 E. Ohio Holy Cross VOLZ, FREDRICK D. 2106 Sharon St. Michael Bowling 4 yrs, Football 2 yrs, Honor Roll 1 yr, Intramurals I yr, Poster Club 2 yrs, Student Theatre 1 yr, Track 1 yr. VREDEVELD, JOHN 1823 N. Delaware Cathedral WEHMEIER, CARROL 2109 N. New Jersey Cathedral WICKHAM, JR. WILLIAM 310 W. 52nd St. Thomas Aquinas Bowling 1 yr, Cathedran 2 yrs, Library Club 3 yrs, Megaphone 2 yrs. WITCHGER, EUGENE W. 6146 N. Meridian Immaculate Heart ot Mary Cathedran 1 yr, Honor Roll 2 yrs, Student Theatre 1 yr. WYNNE, LAWRENCE P. Brownsburg St. Malachy Poster Club 1 yr, ZAHN, PALIL D. 1742 E. Prospect St. Catherine ZEUNIK, ROBERT L. 1012 Farley Drive St. Christopher Band 2 yrs, Intramurals 4 yrs, '13 35 Bnothen matthe C.S.C., 3.14. Lotin, Religion . -.J haf' w Garza C.S.C., TYl.A. English I.. A-- A counsellors work is never done. Breather: Huquatua Patin C.S.C., 3.4. Health, Citizenship, Economics ' 'v 'Wd' Bnothen Edqan Plan Bfzothen Caapen molchan C.S.C., m.H. Athletic Director, History 1 1 8 t -an rv 1' Bfzotheu .Dunatan Bowles C.S.C., m.1q. English, Business, Religion Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Noll, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Andrews Mrs. Mary Arbuckle Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mervin Arthur Wm. J. Ash i Altons Bantle Willard Bates E. J. Bechtold Chas. E. Schooley Mrs. Rose Biltz Mr. and Mrs. Erich Bredl Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Brezette Mr. and Mrs. T. Ailbe Burke CDR and Mrs. John V. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Chloupek Mr. and Mrs. Edward Claypool Henrietta L. Cline Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Corsaro Dr. and Mrs. James Crossen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jules S. Davis Walter J. Dean Dr. and Mrs. John C. DeHoll Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dersch Carroll Dibble Chas E. Durbin E. D. Durbin Jean T. Dvorak Robert B. Elson Constance Falkner Dr. and Mrs. Conroy Filiatreau Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flack Mr. Robert M. Franch Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Freund Mrs. Dolores Gabbard Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gerlach We Are Deeply Indebted to Our Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Patrons Floyd C. Gigax Lawrence Giegerich John Grissmer Robert Harvey Mr. and Mrs. James J. Heneghan Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Henninger Mr. and Mrs. Warren P. Hesler Hiott's Garage Mr. and Mrs. Elsie B. Hopp Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Marguerit B. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hogan Paul K. Hume Karl F. Johnson Roy A. Keckler Joseph K. Kennelly John J. Kirch Leo Kiley Bert Kingan Herman Koers Frank J. Koesters Joseph C. Kriner P. W. Kritzler Robert J. Kruse Albert Kurker C. F. Lawless Chas. A. LeFebre Lewis Claude F. Lindmen O. C. Litzelman Paul T. McConahay Durwa rd McCrocklin L. F. McMahon Louis Mahern C. W. Manley Elmer Marchino Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Martin George Mayer Robert Meyers Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Muller Elizabeth R. Nash Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Ed. Obergfell Alvin Pehrson Harry L. Peterson Urban V. Ptlum Elbert Pope Wm. B. Pyle F. E. Ramsey Al. M. Richart L. A. Schaffer Wm. Schmelz, Sr. Francis Schmitt Clarence J. Schneider John Sherfick Roger R. Shiel John H. Silnes Joseph R. Sitzman Kenneth Slick Victor Somrak Walter Stephens Paul Vernon Dan Vladoiu James M. Waldron Mrs. Erle Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Witchger Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Witte, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Elex Yovanovich A Note of Thanks To the Superintendent, Father James Higgins, to the Principal, Brother Pedro, C.S.C., and to the members of the faculty for their considerations and kindnesses while our year- book was in the trying process of being put together. We are especially indebted to Brother Edgar, C.S.C. for the long and tedious hours he put into taking and processing pictures. Our Sincere Thanks. The Editors and Staff Best Wishes to the Senior Class of T957 Brother Donatus Schmitz, C.S.C., Provincial Brother Ephrem O'Dwyer, C.S.C., Vice-Provincial Brother John Baptist Titzer, C.S.C., Vice-Provincial ROSNER'S DRUGS ZUPAN HEATING AND 1546MainSt. SHEET METAL CO. gpeugway Cay 905 Kotcham CH 4-0241 ME I-9907 B. F. ROSNER C P, ,, Construction of R d t' I-Commercial-C t t www CROWN CHEMICAL co., :Nc DEZELAN'S BOWLING LANES 959 N. Holmes Ave. ME 1-4266 JORDAN PHARMACY I 7069 N. Keystone DR. JOSEPH E. KERNEL swim - DANCE WESTLAKE BEACH CLUB Optometniat IO4 '06 N 'll Sl New: Minature Golf and Train Ride Btt Ey GI 600N.Highsh IR d THE BISCHOFF AGENCY All Forms of Insurance ME 5-3331 - ME 5-1222 Chambe f Commerce Bldg BEARD'S FOOD MART 5607 N. Illinois St. CL 5-5438 9 LOGAN AND VALANT 38th and Central WA 3-0424 S onize and Road Service BERNARD M. DAVIS CO. 1 A in 3465Cllg A Compliments of AMERICAN BEAUTY CLEANERS 3750 N. Sherman Drive Ll 6-0580 STARK and WETZEL Fine Meat Foods General Offices I d napolis, Indiana PITTMAN-RICE FUEL CO., INC. 3400 E. Washington St ME 2-6565 Selwice at Ht' B t Petroleum Products ASSOCIATED SERVICE CORP. 1430 Kentucky Ave. ME 8-1308 DRINK FIG US UAT OFF TOM O'BRIEN CO. 531 Virginia Ave. I d p I I diana Iloun DeSot Ply th Dealer: bon 25 Means C pl fs of RALPH CAIN AND ASSOCIATES Camplimenls of THE SPORTSMAN'S STORE I26 N. Pennsylvania SI. 5627 Easl Washinglo SI. A. F. DEANEY COMPANY, INC. Conlraclors Equipmem 719 North P S! ME 7-3308 THE GEO. O. DESAUTELS CO. 2302 Norlh Meridian SI. I d polis 8 Ind CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING 4165 College Ave lndianapol I d WA 5-6584 ANDY'S BIG TEN MARKET 3101 Norfhweslern Ave. WA 4-1226 Sp cialiye in Quality Po Ia and 'Beef KIEFER FLORAL CO. 2901 Wesf16IhSI 1 STEVENS MORTUARY 3136 West 16th Slreel ME 7-1513 HERFF-JONES CO- FAME LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 1407 Norlh c pl 1 A 1352 N. Illinois se. ME 5-1554 ME 4-6575 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME C P' 'S of 4925 ww 16111 some ESSIG MOTORS, INC. 4 S eedway City, Indian Your Oldsmobile Dealer Since 1937 ELLWANGER ELECTRIC 2536-38 Wes! 16Ih Slreel DOLANCE HEATING AND AIR-CONDITIONING CO. 821 Wesl 30Ih Slreel I dianapoli I d'ana Indianapolis, Indiana ME 6-1911 WA 6-1532 UNITED HOME LIFE Insurance Company Complimenis of OTT HURRLE ATHLETIC SUPPLIES 1002 S. Meridian St. ME 2-1127 ALEXANDER TYPE SETTING PRATT PRINTING COMPANY II5 S- CUPIIPI 225 N. New Jersey ME 4'22o6 ME 2-3497 A C pl Ie Typ II g S P I of the MEGAPHONI. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. FRANK J. KOESTERS ROBERT E. KIRBY Ed Sullivan SERVICE GLASS COMPANY 33 W. Michigan ME 3-4495 WOLFE'S REGAL MARKET 3367 W. 10Ih Sheet One Stop manhet bon '3ine '3 d Complimenls of CHET'S DRIVE IN 1429 Wes! 30th Sireei WA 5-3792 McNAMARA BROTHERS FLORISTS 'Cbiatinctive Tlomal Senuice 1 1 I 1 E I 61 I SI I CL 5 8866 CL 5-4474 CAPRI PIZZA Open Monday lhru Saturday 4:00 Io 12:45 4453 N K yt eAve. LI 6 5637 HOFMEISTER'S STUDIO Body Building and Reducing Hrs: 11:00 A.M. Io 10:00 P.M. 10 N P sylvania ME 7-5645 SHEPHERD'S PHARMACY 5150 N. Keysfone CL 1 2269 DAWSON'S BROAD RIPPLE LUMBER 8. SUPPLIES 1001 E. 63rd. 59. Cl. 5-5456 Umm Hom D th Beat .IOHN A. COLLINS and ASSOCIATES INSURANCE ST. REGIS MARKET 1406 N. Pennsylvania GRAIN DEALERS MUTUAL DEXHEIMER-CARLON INSURANCE CO. Photographers 1753 N. Meridian St. P yl ania at Washington I d- pans 7 I d- c,,,,,,,,m,s SKEFFINGTON'S Tuxeno RENTAL, INC HOOSIER CADILLAC COMPANY, INC. 245 N' Pe' Y' ' ME 4-1583 MARINE ENTERPRISES, INC. Complimef-vs sw' M 'ls ' Ave' QUINN, HOWARD AND CLARK ST 4-6666 .9ndiana'5 moat Complete manine St 715 Indiana Building Compliments complimems FIDELITY BANK AND TRUST CO. l23 East Market St. CONSOLIDATED FINANCE COMPANY Compliments of JOHN L. MCNELIS Compliments of JAMES V. TOVADIO Compliments of The Sludenls of Cathedral High School Take This Opportunity To Extend Best Wishes To the Cooperating Catholic High School of Indianapolis: Sl. Agnes Academy MR. AND MRS. FRANK E. MCKINNEY Sl- JOlm'S ACOClemY l Best Wishes to th S of 1957 ST. EDWARD'S UNIVERSITY Austin, Texas Sl. Ma ry's Academy Ladywood Sacred Hearl High School Scecina High School DWYER ASSOCIATES 320 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. S I E 9 JOHN T. ROCAP JAMES E. ROCAP ATTORNEYS WEST SIDE OUTING AND SOCIAL CLUB L and Lehy SOUTHEASTERN SUPPLY CO. B 'Id' M ' I LLOYD'S FORMAL ATTIRE Tuxedos and Formal Wear for Genilemen R Mol Service 2159 N Meridia S DAVIS GROCERY CO. 5901 N. College Ave. '.Th B A' 'J d DUCHESS RECORD SHOP 809 N. Deloware ME S 0386 Dutch Holman - Class of '29 KNOBBY'S DRIVE IN 52nd and Keystone - CI I-7777 3815 N. Shadelond Ave. - LI 6-7163 K bbq H bbq '.TI1e Booateffa Club and the Wlothena' Club Extend Euenq Beat Wiah to the Boqa ot Catheclnal 'High School The Seniors Juniors Sophomores ' Freshmen Take mas opportunity I 'ro 'rhonk The Editors cmd their wonderful staff for The I I I957 Cothedron I 3 I Finis Coronof Opus Not only thot, but we stood on our heods 'ro pleose you. EIU, Cowiws H33 Bbmemlwv Co+Edifous 'I32 vnnooxs -A f 14 --4 1 e .- u f-uw' ev -. .v .- 'U'- - 3:71:4- Ti ,o' ,ff ..b- ' cg FT.. . ,.,.. Dill J, x ,Q f.- 1 5- AW. v A - - ' f5'fkf..lf3 . Y -1 ,Ay . B4 Q67 Sf' haf -'ery-' Bfzothen 'luat 'Pacgeanq Bnotheu 'Iohn Stundon Bnothen Richand Wlacbonald c.s.c., BA. c.s.c., BA. c.s.c., BA. Religion, Government Login English, Religion Qc' 'WNA 'N l i' -,if 35 ggi.: ,, i . 5 - ll 75 'helm - t ., A, Bncthen Chafzlea Bibeau Bnothen Walten 'ioleq C.S.C., B.S. C.S.C., 3.14. Algebra, Religion English, French PM 1 fx, 15 Bnothen Eugene weiaenbenqefz C.S.C., B.m. Music me The source of all knowledge :lf zlffn nl 5 i . I H 11 41 -, , 1 ' 1 ' I f j . I r ' , 1 ' 4 1 I , ' 1 1 1 , n n r 1 . ,v ' A V vx I Y A Bnothen floaeph Zutelia C.S.C., 3.14. Typing, Bookkeeping 'W lx 5 , mf' A ., K? . . iz ,, ,, . www Bnothen flenome Chandler: C.S.C., 3.5. Chemistry, Religion 1. , ,. -- , -.Qm...::iQw-:-,-,f,. W' Q .4 H w, Bnothen flohn Dobnoqowaki C.S.C., 3.14. World History, English, Religion .. 'gs?l5n,.' . 1 'ckgl QL sl ' ' 'K' , ,, H Q .,.,. :,x,::',- A V K, v. A-i' 1 15545 ' 2 ,. , v v ff ,- gn Q . gy. if P W. 2-'-1,-.flint if X' 3 Q W psig. r K, i w,,b,A,Q I Qs , M rf. me ,, Mis. my-,, wie 9,6 ri q.wf',, ,D Q 'Q 5 bw ,gives M vm. ,Sq fa ,A 1 ' t 'Q J Lv Q . Nlclstferk S' 41,353 4 , M, PQ,1if?,:Y + i 9'- Bnothen flohn 'Haut C.S.C., 3.5. English,Journc1lism, Religion Bnothen Donald Bechen C.S.C., 3.5. Biology Bnothen 'Jhomaa Chadq C.S.C., 3.5. Algebra, Trigonometry, Religion . ly - '- .WS . 4: A . mf are Bnotheu 'lohn Quzqleq Bnothen flamea Roth ?athen 'hunk 3nown C.S.C., 3.3.4. C.S.C., 3.5.8 C.S.C. Salesmanship, Business Law, Algebra, Mechanical Drawing Chaplain General Business f ' 3 V 155, J lg, zqil A .Nw-W , WWW 'J .7 -....f7' Gather: 'lamea 'Hodge flathefz flohn wells 3-fl. WLA. Rehgnon Religion 'Jathen William Rippenqen S. '1D. Mrs. Ferris Takes a letter QW' mn. 'joseph Deyelan B.S. Business Math, Athletic Coach 'f I' ii .fy Qi. .,. ff j i -. 5 f- . 'Jathen Rachand mode 'gllifzji i ,4.,' N l 1 . 3.14. iff .. ggi, Religion l ig i l D , ip ii . i s . i' i i if l ' ' ' lil . X f 1 l Y . gil '.' ... ' ,.e X r ' QQ' Hb' , f Efk3,ii ll r ' X ' -Al 3 ' riff! ' , ,eg fx .. ., A A .N . is .ix-f i A . f V -ri 'N I g l.. ll?-,. S . l -2 ii9Tl'L UV , -lf' y . A Sf. Joseph, Patron of The Brothers of Holy Cross mn. William Tnohliqen 3.5. Gen. Math., Dr, Training, Phys Ed., Coaching , .,.V 35,533 , iii mn. 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N 5 nneq 'Jhomaa mcLauqhlin 1 oaeph mcmahon Yleil Wlantin Uhomaa meh H5824 Q fa Q . . q,...A? ii' 'li . ,v . 5.5. .iff Way A 3 'Jhomaa Wlofzan X g. flohn monqan flohn meacall mank Ylewbold 71 , ' Wx W - 1:-gif, qoaeph 0'Bflien '- ,,,,, f x'AA ff michael O'Connof1 I ,fr I T? ,iff h f f X ,,X if F' 9 P 0 gnbwnm-. 41 A ' - nlaadii , gg : 315 'M' 127 michael Pauqh 'Petefz Pehuaon 'Paul 'Paqe flohn Pelvleault if il Z' N' gg xi ini' At- 'r 'gg as Q mf-f- Q ' , wg, if .1 3 ef :I 4 Q- 33 va 'Q 'loaeph Petenaon flohn Pounda Wallaam 'Pqle X Efzneat Rletel fvi .aa Q W I I David Schepen 4v-95 -' A i-'wi , N ' R N.: ff age' vigil ,3 E Y b .xx -A .uf ' .A x 1 X x lfvgfr ,tk 4 y I . NW 1:1:':v ,ef 'lohn Schmitt michael Seann 'fined Schoettle 1 Q ve. 1 MQ'-4's 33- -t A Qt . ff' N SR 2 '-7.51 3-3. XFQQL, U' X -,, W r Xvyfrv' on 1 e ' 'lumen Shenlock Dcnald Sh87ltlCk '1042Ph Sifiman 'lumen Solhan Ronald Thema K p,nu5 IE? e .aw-Q. '42 vh- Kifw' J Vincent Uodd Dennia 'Inaeq 'Paul ulleru, ff. Ti ,o' ,ff ..b- ' cg FT.. . ,.,.. Dill J, x ,Q f.- 1 5- AW. v A - - ' f5'fkf..lf3 . Y -1 ,Ay . B4 ,Q --'NNY VMWX XY. -Mfxlf 'Y ' WSWSM ' mf, Q X XX Dean Vetter: Qooup Smith william Wickham Euqene Witchqen Lawnence Wynne Paul Zahn 'Robent 'Zeunik Religion for Seniors F Father Richard Mode's Senior Religion Class imports ci knowledge of principlesg these principles find irequeni application in Brofher Jusf's Class in Government. 'Q .fi fl ge- Zr, .1 -,rl ,.: l X Journalism Brother John's Class in Jour- nalism fecches how the writer for the press forms ond informs the world of fodoy. ly gig- ii li' 5 -vii-N zu Science Brother Bruno in a Physics Class Teaches o science for To- rnorrow's worlcl. .av J -V V il 1' Xi ' . -. X 5 5 R classes under the direction of Bro- fher Vicforiun develop talent and T rnalce us rnore aware of the color and design in the world we live in, whereas, the Economics Class by Brother Augusfus gives us the hard facts of life to be lived at the price of earning a living. 29 xx W. 4513 English A Brother Remigius in English Literature ap- proaches the problem from the cultural cmd cre- ative angle. 11212 9 11 ' - - - 'hf gsi y Brother Viator In Practical G - English stresses personal def . -v., N . 'Q' 5 veloprnent an the use of the , I , CIYTQUCIQG if 'Q Q Af 35? '22 ws- u in-or Pep Bond The Pep Band, predominantly Seniors, furnished many on os- sembly program with spirit, zest, ond fun, but now cmd then fun must give woy tothe serious business of such things os the Merit Scholarship Exams. Sit.. . ' E2 W, X vb i i . 2? X . wg, I XQO LN--ev' A- . Www' Henman Alben , - I up- K, 'f Bllendan Adams Y? flunion Claaa Olglgicena Pneaident .......,.... 'Iohn Hiatt Vice-Pfzeaident ..,.. neil Chloupek Secfletafug ,,....,. David Quiaamefl w r I 1 'Jneaaunen ..,..A.., Richand Kung 3 1 'lamea Albania 'D- X ,M Lawnence Allen Edwand Ansel is' 0, Donald Albin Leo Alhand 'x ,.. ,J I x ll Q., CS Laps S- ,s.-x YQ:- I , nn? Q. 'bs G Qu- Cd? 41 V 12 1 V I 1 'lohn Baflnea Uhomaa Batea Enich Bnedl Boniface Cala Kent Bauman Ruben! Baut nail Chblpd Qeouqe Clank 'lohn Bencile flamed 'Benq Donald Cline Chanlea Collet David BQVUILQ flohn Biachobb malachq Collet Ruben! Cox fue 5- .4 ' mi '- fi 'wan .S K fp-Y ?v.v..--Q K Paul Blade 'flhomaa Bowen Leo Bnaun Evalda Bangla Paul Dania Befmafld Doyle 'Jnank Dubbq 'K Z-- Laumence Cummins 'Jfzancia Cunningham Qi michael Dufbq Robent Duh Robefzt Qaldabini D onald Gate A x I 3 S 'Thomas Duveliua Donald Duonak Denma Cjauqhan William Qilea 'K f A. -an 'Q 'Tv 1 Allan Eclwanda fb. 7L Robert! Eldon Lee Qillupie Peters Elan 'hed Gnannan E' 'Dx i. 'Q Hafmq Tehhea Raqmond fmnnan Paul Qneenwell Canl Teahe flames '3ienek N. Lee Guimm David Qfliumen 'wx Qu- CZ N H 'Jhomzu 'lityqenald Paul '3lack michael 'Ileminq Robent Hawhina 'lohn Hiatt K fxQ.s -f Lf' 'inr- fg V... .- . - ,gl I J' X 3' WL A0 T? t, I A David 'Hoaqlin 'hed Hofgmeiaten Richand Kung UI-zomaa Kuflhen Hannq Houtlg Richand 'lohnaon William Lane 'lumen Lanh Raqmond Katgenbenqefl floaeph Kemps Anthony Laufxengana Uhomaa Lee 'Heflbent Kenny Robent Kean Alan Leighton William Leppefzt Lawnence Kinq Robent Knitglen Stanleq Lethiq 'lumen Lime Q- ,nw '17- 1 I pil. ,be A Q Robent Lindeman Dennla Linain Wendell Wlaqefz floaeph magga michael 7YlcQ'zath Chanlea mcfjuinneaa Robent meqeu Philip mint: 'Patnich mcauin Hdflfllf mcKenna michael Wlonlon Robent Yflwnphq 'Iamea Wladdux Cluudu Madinqu Anthonq Yleeoe 'Iohn Yloll Kenneth 'maniell Anlhonq Wlantin Qenald Ylondmeqen 'Iohn Obenqbell 7- vy- flamea O'Bnien Kevin O'Connon qlls inf' 1 ' I Q , Robenl Peloquin flume! P61245 its -Q.. 'lumen Ricgo michael Rileq 'Q'-'Q flohn Oliven floaeph 04 'QQ lbs 11. Q , A floaeph Pabenga Paul Pan Henbent Schulg bufm qnlh Donald Poinaette 'Jhomaa P0192 'john Roaeman Chanlea Royce 5. no 'ul 'CS --- 1 Philip Rqan Uhomaa Schnaden X X., Q 1 ' D 'lhomaa Queinen 'loaeph Rag . N V' S. N- - . U? I ' .J rw 'john sl-nu Q.. r z . . 2? David Shoemahefl 'QV' Hafvzq Slick Alben! Smith f' Qu. 'Richafzd Steqemeien Qenald Stenqefi 3 - Rolrefit Such flamed Sullivan David Sweeneq 'jmmag 'Jaqlon William 'Jhiel flames Unefg 'di '.Tl1oma5 Ulaaa 'Paul 'Uefmon 'N Da vid wanholah Walter: Whitmone Robent wilson William Wintg vb. David witchqen Paul Witte Philip Uounq David 'Zeph For Juniors The culture of the present is found in the study of American History The culture and language of France is found in the study of French The culture and language of ancient times is found in the study of Latin 'RW- Tx Q - 'l.t 5: f sz- FC, Chemistry Practical learning To be used today and, perhaps, tomorrow! Typing .-4 5 r ' if 1 ,,,.. .,,,. .xx 'ii K E e a e E +A . A , e .XXX 4 P JOHNSON CHEVROLEs CO. A :V-x,A -'. , 1- ' '.'PY'i0 75 'V S O P A-- -511- 2 . .. ,,. -.W ' 1 ,:.. Y -Kilr' Sophomone Claaa Obbicena President ........ Albert Donato Vice President. . .Julian Wagner Secretary .... .... J oltn Nonte Treasurer... .... Dallas Daniels Jar, 'iii fi Eugene Anderson William Ansted Stephen Ansted David Armin David Armstrong Daniel Ball Carl Barnes Albert Baskerville Richard Battles Edward Battreall Lawrence Bell Raymond Biltz Thomas Bischoff Michael Bisesi John Bishop 1- Michael Chesebrough John Claypool Paul Connolly Gregory Cooper Francis Corsaro 'FR' Timothy De Croes David De Holl Ronald Devore Albert Donato Joseph Drake ,K Anfhony Floyd Anthony Fox Thomas French John Freund Nicholas Frilsch John Griffin Robert Grofhe Joseph Haag Thomas Hart Michael Hill Marc Horvafh George lnce David llfenbach Charles Jennifer Dennis Jones Ii 4. Michael Galbrealh Ronald Garvin Thomas Gerlach Marcello Graffitti John Greeley IM, Thomas Hinlz Gary Hofmeisfer Thomas Hogan Lawrence Holland John Hopp r Robert Kelly Joseph Kennelly Daniel Kiley Jeffrey Kingan Thomas Kinghorn ? kin, Cathednal -High School Sndianapolia, Jndiana en Henaelb, 'Jhe mothen of God, Cathednan I 957 G. CT' Maurice Kinney Vincent Koers John Kremp Robert Kruse Jerry Lahey Robert Laidlaw vez.-' 55 I ni. 7 David Lang William Lawrence Arthur LeBon Charles LeFebre John Lichtenberg Richard Lime T nw. -ml vw., TQ-V Richard Lindeman Lawrence Livers William Lounsberry Robert McCullough David McMasters Paul McMullen Louis Mahern Daniel Marsh Robert Morgan Dennis Murphy John Murphy John Nonte 'bs Patrick Marshall Paul May John Medveckis Mark Miller KX 'P Barry O'Brien Daniel Osborn Charles Otte John Ottenweller Donald Paugh John Paul la W'- KT? M Af WJ Sift f M4 John Pearson Charles Perrin Joseph Perrin William Phemster Richard Phillips Robert Piclcett Wig Leo Queisser Jerry Rasdell Donald Riley James Rolles Michael Rollins Robert Ryan l ss, 'W- .t -J J l l ' Edward Schenk John Schmitt Robert Schneider Lawrence Sherer John Silnes Joseph Smith Bernard Stahl John Stambro Michael Stevens Michael Strahl Cohen Strong Robert Terwelp John Thralls Lawrence Tooley Gerald Topmiller Edward Treacy Robert Turk George Ulians Sfephen Van Deren John VanNoy Julian Wagner James Waldron David Waller George Watts Niles White David Whiffemore Patrick Wickens Thomas D. Williams Thomas F. Williams Warren Wisdom in i wg, -n v y B x ,QI .Is , -M w..,.1 Religion Brother Richard's Sophomore Reli- gion Class empha- sizes fhe super- nofurol life of mon and his relation- ship to God. Biology Brother DonaId's Bi- ology Class finds won- der in The study of nof- urol life ond mon's re- lofionship to if. World History Brother Francis' World His- tory Class introduces the stu- dent to the cultures of the post ond relotes thot culture to the present. Brother John's Sophomore English Class loys the ground work for cn lasting opprecio- tion of literoture. Sophomore English X XM... W X. 'S www Q , XX f X X 1 K NN' WXXXXX- 1 X My F2 X.., X VM, X X MK F A X -- Af :' -X. XA , fgajf X if ' - .X X X X 1 ' Q X- XX . X X, X X'9,'fNA X- - . - .A -A ,W X K ,N ,X v XXXXXJ , ' 1 X , ' XXW' F' ' 2 X - Ny, X Ngxhxwb Vx 'Q -Q , X5 . XX Vlyy 5 N-XX Q M wXXxXX.,..XX S. S WY. MXN mum. ' LX ' NSS QNX ' X X X1 TW fx , . X XXXM-W 'wwwwaii . , Xfimifg K gm. h , X X. N , MW Mwmw XXNX ' ' -X an X , X, f Q .. -XMXXXXXX X' X - b XX5XXgNQp'g., QXX XXf'XXMNXNXN-QW. 5-.QXQXX X. I HXXWXX. 4' X'lX'XxN -5322-Sz.,.IK.y ' X1 Xzfwfmxfe' Sf .X S5 3 X XX X ex 4 rx V N X XX- - N XfX N345 Q :X Sb X XXKKS XX. N fx -NX X X- X .QXXX .. . XX., ,, V crux .X ,X XXX 55 X.. .h W X, X: Vt ' X ' S X X X. , X , XM Xxx-X X X A -S1 X XXI v xp '- X- 'XX XX. N X XQXXM W G XP XY fX,2,XXIXHX ww X X1-M N 'Q X Xx-NX Xi X N' 3 X :.: X-., .N K X 2 X X N X .jx:l,XXX.XX-X X , X AXNSXQX ,X xx . XR ' X XPN, X, f. XXSQIR1 NX ZX QQXNQSQ 'f X NX XXX- N .N.XX Y5:,N5SA15?.XNY'X 3, v:Xii'S NNXXNE eww' MSX .XXXXX-..X X fX.X.XX: X L-X ' u if Gif Q XX' Ni Xwf-,XX X X X X XY X X0 X rfwxcl XX.,5X.Xgs-mio: QX X ' MPS x,N.,w,X QXSXQSESEEQ X N X' X X.XMXvX.g,XGX . - ll'MXX'WX RNXWB5 ff'X'l1'Xl ANN-'111'1sX':-X if ,.X.. m XXX., X K? 5 I, -fy . yall' Y f Q 1 1 0 ,. , 3+ x W, ' Q - f i f' 11 . ,nf - . ,,:g , .N 'I ,- 2 , A 1- - ' - . H... .5 5 ' avmv www 3' fivywwwvmm-M xr Y--Q Ngzwwmg ix va. Q. 1 5 Q . I 'flneahman Claaa Ofglgicena President ...... Stephen Roesinger Vice President. . . Michael Vittorio Secretary ........ Rodney Alberts Treasurer ...,,.. James Obergtell QQ David Abbott Rodney Alberts David Allison Samuel Arthur Thomas Ash Albert Bantle Patrick Barrett 1 Robert Bauer Michael Bough Robert Biehl George Bitano William Biven Ralph Bland Leamon Blaylock Stephen Borders James Borse John Bottortt John Brady Francis Brandenburg William Brezette Norman Britton William Brower James Brown Jerry Brown Ailbe Burke James Burnett Walter Burrus Henry Bussman Robert Campbell Thomas Cardis David Carr Michael Cassidy Peter Chermansky William Clark John Clements Leo Clouser Robert Colegrove James Colter Stephen Cook Michael Corsaro Lawrence Crawford Daniel Cunningham Peter Curran Robert Currie Norris Cutshaw William Davidson Michael Davis i 5 7? K, ,-,.H.-...K Q li G his T: z V' . Yi. Vw 2 'QQ-A, A - if t' l A 5 8: ln. rv, we 3. IL i S .sk , NN mx X SN Xyg X X N - 5 ew, ., - v XR . xx ...A ... XP 53 X . - ' Q X x Q, QQ v.. Ph 2- .A '5- Ml -fe! 0 Q 133, X'--ss Walfer Dersch Brian Dibble Michael Doades Edward Donahue James Durbin William Dwinell William Dwyer James Eisenhuf Richard Ellwanger Joseph Farah Michael Farrell William Feeney David Flack John Ford Michael Fox Raymond Fox James Gearns Thomas Gerkin Ronald Gibson Kennefh Gigax John Gigerich Martin Ginfher William Glennon Richard Haag Paul Haley Eugene Harris Michael Hearden Thomas Heinan Richard Hennessy Richard Henninger Steve Hesler Birl Hill Jerry Hindel Robert Hughes John Hume 'Hia Excellencq 'The moat Reuenend Paul C. Schulte, DHD 5 flnchbiahop ob Sndianapolia Charles Jennifer Fred Johnson George Johnson Paul Johnson Louis Jugg John Keller Terrence Kiefer Jeffrey Klaiber Reggie Knarzer Michael Kreffel Donald Kriner Austin Kuhn William Kutylo John Lang Charles Lowless Joseph Le Bon David Leighton Robert Lewis James Litzelman Louis Loviscek Dennis McCarthy John McCullough Raymond McDonald Michael McGinley Joseph McGowan John McMahon John Mallory Ted Mangin John Mangus Charles Manley Robert Marchino Michael Marlatt Michael Martich William Martoccia August Moyer William Melrose Harry Metzger Carl Meisberger Lawrence Miles Louis Milharcic William Miller Thomas Molnar Michael Morley John Mullany Stephen Muller Clayton Nash Robert Nester Joseph Niesse James Obergfell Brian O'Connor Kieran O'Connor Dennis Opal Pierre Parent Lawrence Peacock James Peterson Stephen Pflum Michael Pinna Patrick Poole Michael Pounds Paul Prange Thomas Rapp Richard Rea Philip Richart Robert Riggs Maurice Riley James Robbins Peter Rockwell George Rodenbaugh Stephen Roesinger Jerome Rosner Charles Schaffer John Schlachter Gerald Schmitt Thomas Schoettle Charles Schooley Roy Seyferth Rhody Shiel James Smith Joseph Smith Victor Somrak Michael Spalding Martin Stephens Thomas Stuckey Richard Surin Michael Sweeney Andrew Taylor Anthony Tetrick Timothy Tierney Stephen Timme Daniel Troy 95' -if fa-X John Wirtz John Wisler Alexander Yovanovich George Zavela X ., i, N 9 Ax 5 'J , Ss 'N John Twigg Francis Venezia Michael Vittorio Robert Vladoiu Albert Walkup Fred Weinkauf Jan Wendell Thomas White Thomas Wiliams Robert Wilson 'tn 7 English Freshmen are strange but wonderful people. They are not particularly fond of English, though they will speak it. Brother Ed- gar will vouch tor that! Algebra They will go along with Brother Charles' Algebra Class-as long as they pass. Physical Education They shine at Physical Education under the di- rection of Mr. Winegard. Generol Business Notebooks, Work- books, ond smiles with Brother Dunstan-but you've got to keep on eye on them Lotin They see no reoson for taking Latin, though Brother John Stundon does. Guidonce And so does Brother Viator who tries to guide them through these rocky doys. A A A, A iv? 2 5 if A 1 X., Q sq Q W .. A , -1, .X 5 155 me P ' V 4' ' ui-e R . 1 4 ., Freshmen-they shouldnt but they do gong up on sloirwoys. And all of this hos fo be explained to parents who love them more than anyone else in the world! tr-1,1 x ,N Latin School Faculty 'Jathen Richand mode Religion 'lathen Bennand Head 'Jathen fjoaenh Bnohhaqe, 'Recton Latin, History, English, Religion Latin, Health 'Jathen 'Henman Buiqqeman , Gregorian Chant Bnotheu Victoflian, C.S.C. 77111. Raymond Wineqand Geometry Physical Education Bnothgn Sdqan, C.S.C. English Bnothen Uhomaa, C.S.C. Bnothen Chanlea, C.S.C. Algebra Geometry rx , N . ' pil -if X 1, , X i 39' q an ,Ax 1 wi James Armstrong James Arneson Philip Bond Michael Carr wrrIwO3OI'vOw 4-rv -av P9415 '41 in--...vi John Griffin Joseph Spearing Jerry Toller Jerry Trumpey Pasquale Vitale William Dugger Frank Gootee David Maloney Michael Manley Joseph Rea Michael Cesnik John Chapman Leonard Cors Raymond Kessler Stephen Mack Michael Hill Edward Johnson iq: ,4-uns fl -an .1 Thomas Amsden Wayne Bockhold Thomas Boyer Michael Cancilla Thomas Cleary Donald Cors Joseph Doyle Charles Finkbiner William Ford John Henninger ,L Carl Hopper ' William ance Roderick Krebs 'H'-GQ Joseph Leone Stephen Long Stephen McCracken David Mader Daniel Niccum Stephen Noone Michael Osburn Terry Pehler John Salmon Peter Scanlon Gregory Schmitt Joseph Stephens John Thuer Philip Uzdawinis Anthony Vail Thomas Widner Charles Wyeth Robert Zickler Foreword The I957 CATHEDRAN pretends to do what yearbooks usually do, present to you, the student body, the events of the past year which have al- ready become memories of a by-gone year. Within these pages you will see yourself as others saw you in nineteen fifty-six and fifty-seven. We hope your individual portraits have found you at your best, that classroom shots will remind you of opportun- ities which you had for learning, that faculty pictures will remind you of a belief in a way of life which calls for Catholic schools, that honors could have been achieved by all, that part of the ioy of life is to be found in giving of yourself by participation in the activities Cathedral has to offer. If for a moment you enjoy some picture, a page, or some part of this book, then our objective has been achieved: to place in the untouchable file of your memory images which in a later year will once again be mirrored and then become, in truth, the FACULTY LATIN SCHOOL bliss of solitude. Contents The Editors EDICATION ACTIVITIES DMINISTRATIGN SPCIRTS ENIICDRS HCDNCRS JUNIIORS PARENTS SCIPHOMORES REMEMBER FRESHMEN PATRONS A 583' ,- '- H Corhedrol Lorin School Those boys who generously ospire To serve of the olfor of God must first leorn The power of prayer- 5 x The conviction which comes with knowledge gefee 1 ATHQQ xx X x ond The need for healthful reloxotion. ii: ' 2 K . Q-22 3 ' V ff z vfjl. Egif- .5 A A 'gf r .2 ' -,1 .:. Q , ' 9-7 ' s , ff f e K 1. 'fy' ga ?Q...:gQ 'A ..,,x,, Wwe, , as 'Y 3. ,wx 7,8- 'wg ' B f IQ Q fffqgk .,-Q., , YY ff. 1 N ' I , .x , a 24.411-,QQ ' . Y - .-vt .- . ,.-,1,,,:zf .gf V. ' -1265... X Q I J ., fl, o 1. ,.-- 1 1 x fi ,TAA C X ., 1 XY u ' 'X mi., ,.4 . ., Mi, ' wwf. E ' ' 1 ...i t -:Q .W .K . 'W'-. X. -x-:i:.:v 'X WX., QQ Among the Seniors,highest scholastic grades were earned by James Crossen Senior Class President and Salutatoriang Robert Ayres, Donald Sherfick Robert Koesters Valedictoriang and Fritz Bloemker, not pictured. Cathedral High students, Bill Collins, James Carter, David Feske and Don Sherfick take honors over Lawrence Central High in Quiz 'Em On the Air show presented over WIRE from Cathedral High School. Mr. Edward Cotton of the Star presents prize of a World Atlas. Donald Sherfick and James Carter are awarded Merit Winner Scholar ships. ,ae was I, E gnu--K1 Above: Scholastic top-three Juniors: David Feske, Paul Donis, Robert Peloquin. Sophomores rating highest in their class: Mark Miller, John Nonte, John Pearson. J Highest ranking Freshmen are: SEATED: Rodney Alberts, Anthony Kutylo, Stephen Roesinger Robert Hughes. STANDING: Michael Cassidy, William Dwyer, George Bifano, Joseph Le- Bon, and Robert Vladoiu. l Student Council President.. .James Crossen Vice Pres.. .Dan Gallagher Secretary. . .Fritz Bloemker Treasurer. ..... John Hiatt Sergeant at Arms. ..... .. John Kirch Members: Frank McKinney, Neil Martin, James Carter, Phil Long, David Grissmer, Neil Chloupek, Dick Kunz, John Obergtell, George Clark, Erich Bredl, Albert Donato, Julian Wagner, John Nonte, DallasDaniels, John Schmitt, Robert Kelly, Steve Roesinger, Mike Vit- torio, Rodney Alberts, James Obergtell, Joseph Le Bon. THE STUDENT COUNCIL, under the sponsorship ot Brother Francis Assisi, C.S.C., tor the scholastic year l956-57 has again undertaken to act as the contact between the student body and the school admin- istration. This year, however, marked a milestone in the history of the Student Council. Although the Stu- dent Council has been operating effectively in the school, it has not had a Constitution. The Constitution has now been completed. Other activities, such as ushering at school events, taking an active part in social and civic undertakings, are part and parcel ofthe Student Council. The Student Council is composed ot the Class Otticers ot each of the tour classes, in addition there are class representatives: tour for the Seniors, three tor the Juniors, two tor the Sophomores, and one for the Freshmen. An Executive Committee is composed ot tive elected members from the Student Council. It is their work to carry on the preparatory work betore presenting problems to the Council. This committee is composed ot James Crossen, Fritz Bloemker, Dan Gallagher, John Kirch, and John Hiatt. Members of the Student Coun- cil talk things over with the Principal, Brother Pedro, C.S.C. A NX i'x', 1.1 . 'X' Sports 4- X1 ix B423 -.. - ,rp in ii.-mf -...... U 5 'iff ' f Xxx M J . ..- ,, if Football CATHEDRAL 20 SCHULTE 6 CATHEDRAL 19 A T H k E 1 , 4 , '- , 4 N t 4 L Qm-P M O 906 MMM W MW I www Jbw ' Qx 491 YN! x N-x Bwuw Cam Cav L can 6 BobEQsow WW OW Paulzilladw CATHEDRAL 6 REI5I'Z 31 SHORTRIDGE O CATHEDRAL M CN 7 SCECINA 6 C A T H E ,0,,,,.-11- hz T D TR A L 6 wi Y of C W R P-'15 muh wawl S X46 '-UW R V abut P U S fi? ww DMM A T T Mm AMW CATHEDRA-L 7 JEFFERSGN T4 Kwan, 0'C,,,,,,0, U S K S bitig O Bnotheu matthew Cjana, C.S.C. may the qeana which lie ahead be bleaaed and manq Bnothen Remiqiua Bullinqen, C.S.C. nl CATHEDRAL 27 SACRED HEART 14 Dowlhleg mm :Q wa' ww' www J' Waldww 4. x lv f,,.ww 3 www' KW? Tom Williams Deums2aIw WW J Mdwgw JW Hum Zow CATHEDRAL 6 BROAD RIPPLEA25 'bww Varsity Team FIRST ROW: Ed Battreall, Dick Kunz, Erich Bredl, Phil Ryan, Leo Braun, Jim Crossen, Dennis Gaughn, Bob Elson, Tim Wolta, Tim De Croes. SECOND ROW: Jerry Zore, William Wirtz, Julian Wagner, Dennis Zahn, Bill Leonard, Paul Greenwell, Mike Galbreath, Jim Hill, Ray Katzenberger, Fred Hot- meister. THIRD ROW: John Roseman, Tom Wil- liams, Tony Corsaro, Kevin O'Connor, Dan Riley, Dave Armstrong, Bob Galdabini, Al Keckler, Dan Gallagher, Lee Grimm, Dave Scheper. FOURTH ROW: Jim Cain, John Mescall, Tom McLaughlin, Bob Day, Larry Valant, George Clark, Phil Long, Mike Sears, Tony Benedict, Bob Harvey. Head Coach, Joe Dezelan Assistants: Leo Mahoney Dave O'Connor Freshmen FIRST ROW: Louis Jugg, Jerry Rosner, Rocky Al- berts, John Keller, Jim Peterson, David Carr, Mike Hearden, Rhody Shiel, Mike McGinley, Jim Oberg- fell, Henry Bussman, Manager. SECOND ROW: David Allison, George Zavela, Steve Cook, Mike Sweeney, Charles Schooley, Gene Harris, Joe Mc- Gowan, Fran Brezette, Steve Roesinger, Phil Richart, Dan Cunningham, Larry Peacock. THIRD ROW: Joe Mattingly, Coach, Ken Gigax, Brian Dibble, Mike Vittorio, Bert Hill, John Henninger, Alex Yovanovich, Bill Martoccia, Tom Rapp, Frank Brandenburg, Learmon Blaylock, Brother Casper, C.S.C. L V ses., M 3' 4 ,LJ-Q .A -, Ks gh 'P , 4' is I 0 5555 I 4' m H Cheerleaders Kitty Jo Hagan, Shirley Zenor, Judy Smith, Mary Schenk, Brenda Betz, Marylou Ptetter, .linny Donadio, Betty McWilliams, Captain Phil Young and Dennis Linsin. Faculty Advisor: Brother Jerome, C.S.C. After the tray, the teast! Speaker: Mr. Charles Brockman. I It's game-night and rabid fans mob the stands. Athletic Director: Brother Casper, C.S.C. Assistant Director: Brother Walter, C.S.C bn K ET BAL L Coach Bill 'hohliqen Varsity Basketball Score Box Game Ben Davis Manual Batesville Southport Broad Ripple Lincoln Washington Wiley Bennett Sacred Heart Wood Lebanon Tech Howe Scecina Attucks Hammond Noll Shortridge League Games I We They 45 73 48 50 60 52 52 81 52 58 53 77 62 60 48 55 79 44 52 49 61 51 68 65 48 56 63 73 56 55 42 58 63 70 55 ' 74 . g ' .,13'wL-rig.. Q-. 'ZR' i f 6 , Q , ,WAN Mg. A .5 gg N 2,595 K iff 'f f xt - 'A ' -I. i L. Q get J in f R E S E R V E S FIRST ROW: Manager Tom Bischoff, Mike Blackwell, Dick Phillips, Don Riley, Bob Kelly, Manager Joe Drake. SECOND ROW: Herb Schulz, John Obergfell, Dave Armin, Frank Corsaro, and Coach Mike Henderson. Tlx 2-2...-., .., V .1 4. , '- , Freshmen FIRST ROW: Manager Henry Bussman, Dick Haag, Learmon Blaylock, Rob Marchino, Jim Obergfell, Kieran O'Connor, Steve Roesinger. SECOND ROW: Brian O'Connor, Bill Dwinell, Steve Cook, Phil Richarf, Bob Vladoiu, Alex Yovanovich, Coach Bill Frohliger. N T R A M B U A R S A K L E T B l:l'9Sl'lmSr1 Champs Won seven games, lost none A Rhody Shiel, Dan Cunningham, Mike Martich, Mike Spaulding, Brother John Stundon, Sponsor, John L Hume, Tom Rapp, and Bill Clark. L Upper Class Diyision Meet the undefeated Studs' lClockwisel Phil Long, Bob Day, Larry Valant, Bob Harvey, John Mescall, Dan Gallagher, and Sponsor, Brother John Stundon. Won ten and lost none! How about that? Dedication Bnothen matthew Qana and 'Bfzothen Remi- giua Bullingen have each completed twentg-five geana in the aacfied aefwice of indicating to other: aoula the wau which leada to Chniat. Each in a apecial manner: haa been an inatnument ob the 'Holu Qhoat, ahedding light whene theme was dank- neaa, bflinging 'Hia tlzuth whefie thene wan ignon- ance, leading othena along 'Hia muatical path when the highwaua of like aeemed mone inviting. We dane not intnude upon the mgaticiam of auch aefwice. we onlg atand in wonden and in awe of Qod'a gneat gnace, and in the quiet place within oufz heafzta we aah Cjod to bleu them in aome special wag and with aome apecial gnace that theg might continue bon ueana to come to be among thoae pniuileged to inatnuct othena unto iuatice. Hd multoa finnoa. 4 3 ., 7'i2fffLifff' , f . .XN-N I: 5 . f aff' JIS FP V J X- X 1 v Y X 1' II MXN f 4 X Xfiif , K , 9 X X B ,ff f . A- fs Alf XX V' 'f V XV MX' A X Z ' .J - . W- ' wXXQ:XzXfX XX .Q ,. 4 4 Af- ,- X X X : . X GX ' x ,f V B xx if Y ff' lv f,,fg N P ' 'X -X 1, X K ,Wy , X X 1, , XT? XX XA X, x MX X XV X X ,fffw XX X .,-- .' g vw 'M' , Lg ' ' 1 Wwb. -s-Qs '- ur X XXX XX: X X X ,X X' ' X XMX M X ,MX X XX f D' . : r h W f i K pi A ,,.',N-mv: Y. fwu- ,, , 'iv ...H , A f -sy' -img., in i , 3 . , L-A X A - jrifffhvggv 75'- 5 I X X f 'wvwwn -':1.1'ff' - .9 'L 'P'Wi'2'-4fi--.7E::'jg:g' -f-m.-,.A,,xh., J' 3 ,, ,g:z':3,, R., - - ' 'W 2, .- ' . ' 'N we F -,Am f,1,,.,,,.,. T.-W? -5+ W. 9,1 , ..:N,,.X :I I, . -.-,- . , , , ,..,..f, I M, ,,-,.. Q' .... .- G O L F Scores remain to be seen! GOLF TEAM: Bill Lichtenberg, James Maddux, John Carr, Robert Bayt, Donald Dvorak, Paul Witte, Coach, Brother Casper, C.S.C, T E N N I S And the season lies ahead! TENNIS TEAM. FIRST ROW: Bill Brower, John Schmitt, Mike Martich, Robert Currie. SECOND ROW: Coach, Brother John D., C.S.C, Clayton Schilling, John Barnes, Vince Todd, Leo Alhand, James Rolles. vm Q-1. ,pei gg, a I .2 x 3, . . 1,1 , if ,f , A '-'XA KN 1 Ji' ,I '. xl'-:Ki 1 A.: V . ,X Q 9522 .ev N ri' X at 5 ss- -' 4, X 1 tif x ., im M K WM.. 'M 'A-.., ' sv, Q 44 544, - WS , A 'N 'ff .lg PA' 'ix '--Q , ?'wz MQ Pkw- ' ' ' 'jeu Lu fi X 5 is K Z Q Xgggx My 1 '.-3 X315-f'l7 ,Mi wa , .x , Q t in ,ww ga N , ' N xi , 2,53 'Wlf-. z L Xl , nm, V . 2 . ' A 'w- W1 fiwc, R qu 15.174 -'f H... . .f' Nw A ' . .-:1'155,3f. 1 nd 5.11 'nd F? ' 'S s' A N11 E , K BELOW: Erich Bredl, Lee Grimm, and Tom Bowers get ready to have a few popped ouf fo Them. Seniors, Phil Long and Bob Ayres, get ready for their lasf season af Cathedral. BELOW: Ray Katzenberger catches a fewg Bob Kelly and Leo Queisser wait for the low ones. i i 'rasrv - - -, 39' 1 . ef Ls . Y - , - 'L ' , ., T,53f2f'f'?QfaX . -4--u.s....... f- v...--.,...,,,, -...W-J So Proudly We Hail! A Christian gentleman, A world athlete, ln the Olympic Games Winner of Third Place, A fellow student at Cathedral High School A friend to those who know him -- So proudly we hail: Frank McKinney! ,QC Frank and his swimming coach, .lim Clark, graduate ot Cathedral. A respite in the hours of practice! When Prince Axel ot Denmark awarded the best swimmers ot the world Frank McKinney was among them. First Place: David Thiele, Second Place: John Mockton, both of Aus- tralia, Third Place: Frank McKinney. Frank brings honor to his school, and receives honor from Father James Higgins and Brother Pedro, C.S.C. lx ri 5 a -it Dromofics Student Theater l-lere's the word from Kay Warren: lt Fritz Bloemker doesn't play football tor Colburn, the game is lost to Tanner, and they might as well give Colburn back to the Founding Fathers. Happy Days bbb s bs sbbsa as g Q C mx. lt's Astronomy that's holding up the works, but Judy Bunnell has the brain tor solving the problem. Professor Don Shertick is the tly in the oint- mentg Don Cline is all for killing the tly, but Al Keckler won't let him.