Cathedral High School - Crusader Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1962 volume:

I-sp nd ii!! DW? W ,K-, M.,w-A- ' H , ---' ,wa 33 iii! HI! 1' X ill! f. Q4--1 JJ FRIE DSHIP The four years of life at Cathedral have been our formative years. We have learned much through study and experience. However, as Seniors we shall take with us for more than facts and memories. The friendship of our fellow students, our teachers and associates which we have molded during these high school days will be our constant companion through life. As we are separated by time and distance, the cavalcade of faces and events will fade into the realm of nostalgia. Though years and miles apart, our bond of friendship will be strengthened by the supernatural union which ioins us all. Neither time nor distance shall obsure the memory of our truest friend. He followed us from boyhood to manhood. With us when we first entered Cathedral and when we bid our school farewall, He encouraged us when we won and comforted us when we lost. His love for us is incomparable. It is truly said of Him, Greater love than this has no man. I962 CRUSADER CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL BELLEVILLE, tumors Ji tx 3-er 'Sli' MONSIGNOR GREGORY HOLTGRAVE PRESIDENT CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL The tasks of Cathedral's president are numerous and varied. This year, as in the past, Monsignor Holtgrave has, in conjunction with the faculty, striven to preserve the high standards of academic excellence. With our increased enrollment, his position has assumed new and greater responsibilities. The students of Cathedral High School offer their appreciation and grat- itude to this pious and learned man who has afforded them the great priviledge of a Catholic education. The spiritual and moral foundations which have been molded during our adolescent years will serve us well as we face the challen- ges of this changing world. -40,1 f 1 my 1 , E J' K X ' Q f . 4 .. riff' r , N , ' ,fy-'11 ', 1-1-QQgp'fi..fuy K if Hrhw' -Q , ,, xx 5 5 . rw . X1 LSQTJLF.-, 1 ,iixifl x .3 Y I x .Q f. zu, . .V Y C . 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From your first day at Cathedral, the ultimate aim of the faculty has been to ready you for the commitments to life that each man must make. This aim explains much of what you students would refer to as the good things of school life, as well as some of the rough things. The test of the intellectual worth of a school is whether the students graduate with cultivated intellectsy the test of the moral worth of a school is whether the students become religious men. The ideal school will integrate these two worths, as we attempt to do at Cathedral. Through long weeks and months we have tried to discipline your intellectsp we have provided curricula and methods designed to develop your mental powers. But, more important, for four years, we have planned everything about school life-our activities, our guidance, our friendly student-teacher relations, in short, our living together-to bring each of you to the threshold of ultimate commitments, the commitment to truth, the com- mitment to your fellow man, the commitment ta your God. And we have done all of this under the inspiration of one motto: Through the Mother to the Son. You go into a world that is not a family, a world that needs a Mother in order to find the Son. We feel confident that in the commitments you arrive ot, you will bring your Marian sonship to bear upon a world desperate for the kind of youths we think you are. Sincerely in the Virgin, Brother Francis Haug, S.M. Principal FATHER RAPHAEL MIDDEKE Treasurer FQW Nil 90? II N4 v Xl 'ii 'ml R4 N4 'Al Nd 399 w ik lk ik lb. ik lk IN vw WN WW'WF ff'WWE'fWf ww fwamfw f wrwf' fs -in e if -- To-in wr I xg 1 M ' A ?Q' ADMINISTRATION 1.9! 596 07 6 'XXX XXX NW 3 II B4 X4 Xl K f 'S 4 N 7' N 4 YY 4 'Q 4 Moen if 1402 N N N N K IN IN Ii BROTHER THOMAS EGOLF, S.M. Assistant Principal Regisfrar Guidance Director, Physics, Algebra Ilg Letter man's Club Moderator. Mr. Gerald L. Abegg Chemistry, Algebra I, II, Cam- era Club, Head of Science Department lilly ,AS lvl Mr. James Beine Biology, Plane Geometry 4,4r FACU LTY !l..i is-'iii.ili: l!yL'if':'1-'lgglli ld liiig 'Wils- Mr. Robert Bauer English l, Il, Ill, School Paper Qs.. dhihr 'rl fu gm., Mr. Joseph Adams Bookkeeping, Business L a w Economics, T y p i n g , Credit Union, Letterman's Club Brother Henry Boedicker, SM Religion l, English I, II, Speech Club OL Q-1-in-4 f TS wWWiWmintqivwnyswsq:5nQ Qa-w An-'F' 1' Brother DuWayne Brisendine, S.M. Religion I, Plane 8- Solid Ge- ometry, Algebra I, Advanced Math, Trigonometry 81 Solid W PM Geometry ,C X Nxbywg W I Mr. John Gagen Geography, World History, Coach of B Team Football FACU LTY A T Brother William Czarnecki S.M. Religion I, II, Latin I, Il, Speech Mission Co-ordinator Mr. Max Hamilton English I, Head Coach for Var- Mr' Don H' Flze' sity Football and Baseball Algebra I, Plane Geometry, Coach of C Teams Moderator, Freshman Sodality, Mr. James Igel Civics, Latin I, II, Speech Clyb. yf' f if 1 I X , Mr. John F. McAteer American Problems, Sociol- ogy, U. S. History, Head of Social Studies Department, Assistant Coach C Football team. FACULTY ll ES il 'Q' we -illf?fe'2i9iii,ff,f?.llE?El.? 1 ff Brother William Lehan, S.M. Typing, English IV, Religion ll, Ill, Head of English Depart- ment, Guidance, Yearbook Moderator. Brother Adrian Janson, S.M. Religion ll, Algebra lp Me- chanical Drawing, German Il, Athletic Director, Assistant Coach for Varsity Football, Coach for Varsity Basketball, Moderator for Father's and Friends Club. Mr. Martin McCabe U.S. History, World History, Civics, Coach B Basketball team. ,Wg . 1' .piftff X W , ,. ,.i.iS?E.c-f3smN+is?cg K I ,,. 1- Uimg. . x ., 5' Q1 stklk I sig' 'Q 31 ill' e ,Ji V i v' I O ' I ' nl X ?'1 'v 1b- Brother Richvxl Middleton' Brother Anthony Pistone, S.M. S. . I l , , , Religion I, IV, English IV, Bond, Religion I, II, Librarian, Audio so homore 8' Senior Sodom Visual Aids, Freshman Sodality P Y ! 4cU!'lN?ff,.,yf:, 1 V . f fb' ' A ' ' 4 n I 5, jf Father John Ross, S.M. Religion III, IV, Sodality Di- rector, Soclolity Moderator for Il, III, Chaplain Brother John Plumpe, S.M. Religion I, English I, Algebra l, O Art Club I f AVN? I an n in x f X- Q., 1 . Brother Paul Tondre, S.M. French I, English III, Junior Sodality, School Paper G'-I0 1-as-i RELIGION INSTRUCTORS af W Ii' FATHER JOHN BAGGIO FATHER WALTER BARR FATHER JOHN RUGGLES FATHER VINCENT HASELHORST FATHER WILLIAM RENSING MRS. OLIS BATTAGLIA SECRETARIAL STAFF MRS. LESTER COLE CAFETERIA MATRONS . v X 5. ww w' These ladies have devaled much of their lime 'fo the careful planning and preparalian of the delicious meals we all enioyed. They are, from left io right: Mrs. Norma Jacobs, Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. John Geolaf and Mrs. Ida Rensing. CUSTCDDIANS J959Pl B9'k9 Mr. Oscar Kinlxelaar MY- Pefer Hans 5 -nam ff' 15 W' .VA f il' Mx, v ,Sf r 4 , ., .. 1 Q R 9 txg .-3. N ' Q JK 1 EJ 1 1 ' . ,x..,. rx' V' v 1 I 4 ' 1 S ,, ..,' 4.1 --. .1 , A ,qw x1,. '3:f -,'. 'if H-W' .. ,. Q , 4 .- A 'Las ii Y lC.fv .,' 6 A .15 uf, .. I. wx'-'4 ' -1 1' ... , . .., .. . I 5 U . .- v 0.54 .1 1. ,xt ,-,.- .1 V. . ,MAX tg .V-, r .un V- l ,ap' I -..x ' A 3 fsxzbr s, LARRY AIRAGHI lSt. Mary'sl Because we are young The world is new and bright, Our troubles pass by Giving our dreams new light Speech 3, 4, Football I, 2: Letter- man's Club 3, 4, Serving 'l, 27 So- dality Officer 4, Talent Show 3, 4, Band 'l, 2,'3, 45 Paper Staff 1, 2, lEditorJ 3, 47 Librarian lg Honor Ser- vice 3p Perfect Attendance 25 Credit Union Board of Directors 2, Treas- urer 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 47 So- dality Member 'l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Official 4. SHERMAN ANDREWS lScott Air Force Basel A brave determined spirit. -Mark Twain Basketball 'l, 3, 4, Class Officer 'Ip Parish Representative 'Ip Honor Roll 37 George Washington High School, Alexandria, Vo. E-' are M- 'VP' K QT me' f x if--f JAMES ANDERSON CSL lulKe'sJ He was straight, you could trust him. -Petronius Football l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 27 l.etterman's Club 3, 4: Talent Show 3, 45 Honor Service 4, Perfect At- tendance l, 2, Cafeteria 37 Sodality Member 'Ip Student Court 47 Senior Official, Intramurals 'l, 2, 3, 4. . . W , ,. ...QM . FRANK ALBERS fSt. James, Millstadtl God's in his heaven: All's right with world. -Robert B Baseball 'l, 2: Talent Show 35 Cafe- teria 3: Sodality 'l. Lenov AVERBECK csv. ubory, sr. ubofy, nu The best preparation for the is the present well seen to. Football 'I, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 'l, 3, 4, letterman's Club 3, dality Officer I, 25 Class 35 Talent Show 31 Parish Represent- ative 3, 45 Cafeteria 3. 'F' x '-rn 'vcr' ,tv-.rye we gs vsrwcsf.-ef .1 we DAVID BASSLER lSt. Mary'sJ clean and sensifive conscience, a feadfasr and scrupulous inregrily. -Van Dyke Eoolball 2, Camera Club 1, 2, afeieria 3: Sodality 1. JAM ES Bl EN CSL Luke'sl 'Vhy man he dolh beslride lhe nar- w world Like a Colossus. -Shakespeare oolball 37 LeMerman's Club 3, 4, alenl Show 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, nnual Staff 4, Parish Representative p Belleville Township High School 1. Kir- if 4 1 1 l' 3' il - 1 'x- z MICHAEL BEREN5 KSY. Clare's, O'Fallonl I counf myself in nolhing else so HUPPY As in a soul remembering my good friends. -Shakespeare Speech 1, 4, Serving 1, Paper Slall lEditorJ 3, Annual Staff 3, lEclilor- in-Chiell 47 Perfect Atlendance 4, Soclalify Member 4, Sl. Henry's 'Nl N, NJ ROBERT BECHERER lBlessed Sacramenfj He was a man, lake him lor all in all, l shall nof look upon his like again. -Shakespeare Speech 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3: Class Officer lg Paper Slaff 3, Librarian 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, St. Henry's Seminary 1, 2, 3. GERALD BRAUN CSL Henry's1 Where we love is home, Home that our feel may leave, buf not our hearls. --Oliver Wendell Holmes Football 1, 2, Bowling 1. 'vw 1 'Q' 'if' Seminary 1. J 1 fi J . , .a.W.,... W ,iW,,sm,..,,,v. t , , -v, f Anon- ,Ns ful FRANK BRUTTO LEROY BUESICHER lSt. Henry'sJ lt was always said of him, that he knew how to keep Christmas well. -Charles Dickens Bowling 'Ig Perfect Attendance 3: Cafeteria 3. THOMAS COOK lSt. Mary'sJ And more than wisdom, more than wealth-A merry heart that laughs at care. -Milman Perfect Attendance 'l, 2, 3, 4. ?N. 2 sig ff. F--p 47 ang,4!u 'sp' PAUL BUSH lSt. Agatha, New Athens? They can conquer who believe they CGD. -Dryden Saint Henry's Seminary, 1. fSt. Augustine of Canterburyj . . . l have promises to keep, miles to go before I sleep. -Robert letterman's Club 2, Bowling 2, brarian 2, 3, Athletic Manager Honor Service 4, Parish Re tive 3, 4, Cafeteria 37 Sodalw ber. 1, PHILLIP COOSE lCorpus Christi, Shiloh! A man of letters, manners, parts. Speech 1, Serving If Honor Club 3 Yearbook Editor 4 45 Perfect Attendance 3, 45 I to II1 Club 'lg Sodality 4, Honor R 3, 4, Historian Society 3, Club i, Model Airplane Club Narimasu High School, Tokyo, pany Maryknoll Jr. Seminary, View, California. -.Ad q1 4. 1 'Sb 1 DAVID COURTNEY JOHN CRAIG fBIessed Sacromentj ,SL Lukefsj f manners gentle, of olfections mild, Coumge hom hemp, and ,104 hom wit a mon, simplicity a child . . . numben gmws. P9Pe -Dryden floss Officer 'l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Of- icial. CHARLES DENHAM fSt. Augustine of Canterbury, f I can stop one heort from breaking, shall not live in vain. -Emily Dickenson peech 4, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Bos- etball I, 2, Letterman's Club 4, erving 'l, Sodality Officer 'l, Class fficer 1, 2, Bond 'l, 4, Paper Staff Honor Service 4, Sodality Mem- 1 4- Bishop Mooore High School, Florida. NEIL DARR lCathedralJ The horn, the horn, the lusty horn is not o thing to laugh to scorn. Football l, Serving l, 2, 3, 4, Per- fect Attendance 2, 3, 4, Sodality Member 2, 3. JEROME DIEKEMPER fCotl1edrolJ You are not only good yourself, but the cause of goodness in others. -Socrates Football 1, Lettermon's Club 3, 4, Serving 'l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 'l, 2, 3, 4: Sodality Officer 4, Talent Show 3, 4i Bond l, 2, 4, Poper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4. 'VO' Xe , ,af -A-t -Shakespeare Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Serving l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Service 3, Per- fect Attendonce 3, Cafeteria 2, Senior Official, Intramurals l, 2. -.-W-w-f--efw-.yf- -- - - ww- Rt' v fir' 'N . 5 MARK DIEKROETGER ISt. Clare's, O'Fallonl I keep six honest serving-men IThey taught me all I knewl: Their names are What and Why and When And How and Where and Who. -Kipling Serving 1, 2, 3, Paper Staff 3, Li- brarian 'l, 25 Central Committee 'lg Parish Representative 2, 3, Cafeteria 3, Sodolity Member I, 2. MARVIN GASS ISt. Augustine of Canterburyl If I can only keep my good name, I shall be rich enough. -Plautus Librarian ly Perfect Attendance 2, Credit Union 2, 3, 45 Sodality Mem- ber 1. Q-rg-11 MMI fi? 'Fay' X qlrw--lf' LOUIS FEIST IBlessed Sacramentl I never found a companion that was so companionable as solitude. -Henry David Thoreau Bowling 35 Talent Show 3, Perfect Attendance 23 Glee Club 'Ip Cafeteria 3, Honor Roll lp Soccer 'ly Track 'lp Western Military Academy, Al- ton, Ill. 'fl 495 -1 1 JEROME DYER ISt. Albert the Great, Fairviewl Tell me not in mournful numbers Life is but an empty dream For the soul is dead that slumbers And things are not what they seem. -Longfellow Speech 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball I, 2, 3, Class Officer I, 2, 3, Paper Staff l, 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 St. Henry's Seminary 'l ,2, 3. GERRY GEBKE ISt. Henry'sJ Understanding is the noblest knows not the most, but the things. -Dr. Henry -'L bv -1. C 79N tan, 'fiffb THOMAS GIFFORD CSt. Luke'sJ have loved my friends as l do irtue, my Lord, my God. -Sir Thomas Browne terving 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 3, peech 3, Paper Staff 2, 3, 4, An- uol Staff 2, Parish Representative , 2, 3, 4, Photographer l, 2. ROBERT GRIMMER CSt. Teresa'sJ llis daily prayer, far better under- ood in acts than words, was simply ioing good. -Whittier etterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Serving , 2, 3, Paper Staff 3, 4, Annual taff l, 2, 3, Honor Service 3, Perfect ttendance 3, 4, Athletic Manager , 3: Correspondent to BELLEVILLE EWS DEMOCRAT 4, Paper Editor 3, 5 Camera Club 1, 2, 3, Photograph- r 'l, 2, 3, Student Court 4, Student Eouncil Officer 4. 1.4: 'I' V ' V lm ,.1.'.4 ,Mb NN I I. 'tub MARVIN GLAUS CSt, Agatha, New Athensl I live and love in God's peculiar light. -Michelangelo Senior Official 4, Choir 'Ig St. Henry's Seminary 'l. -ff cliff tl HUGH GILBERT CCathedrall An honest soul . . . as ever broke bread. -Shakespeare Librarian 3. DENNIS GRUCHALA CBlessed Sacramentl I hear beyond the range ol sound, I see beyond the range of sight, new earths and skies and seas around and in my day the sun doth pale his light. -Henry David Thoreau Bowling 3: Class Officer 'l. 5 3 ' if' if -nr, s, wr - ref- W 'fvfff' '- Q is 'sf ttyl 1--f' DANIEL GUETTERMAN CSL Mary'sl In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. -Isaiah XXX-I5 Intramurals 'l, 2, 3, 4. WILLARD HAGA lCorpus Christi, Shiloh, He hath a wisdom that doth guide his valor. -Shakespeare East High School and Edgewood High School, Madison, Wisconsin I, 2, 3. s st. S. s..f DALE HADDOCK fCatI'lecIraIQ Behold, I do not give lectures or a little When I give l give myself. -Walt Whitman RICHARD GUNDLACH fCathedrall He made one laugh sometimes by speaking the truth, but this is rr form of humor which gains its force only by its unusualness. -Somerset Maugham Football 'Ip Basketball 1, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Serving I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 'l, Talent Show 3, 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4, Year- book Editor 1, 2, Camera Club 3, Photographer I, 2, Honor Service 4. DONALD HASENSTAB fSt. Mary'sl He that loves but half ol earth Loves but half enough for me. -Arthur Quiller Football 'lp Basketball 'l, 2, 3, ball 1, 2, 3, Letterman's Club 2, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality ber 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. JERRY HAAS lSt. Mary's1 We never find it hard to pray, When trouble does appear, And when the daylight turns to dark, We want our Lord to hear. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Senior Official. WILLIAM HUFF lSt. Teresa's1 I was imaginative, quoth he, idle was I never. -William Langland Speech 3, Bowling 2: Serving 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 47 Class Offi- cer 1, Talent Show 1, Librarian 2, 4, Honor Service 4, Perfect Attendance 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: School Data 4. RAYMOND HOFF lSt. Teresa'sJ Rich in good works. -New Testament Band 1, 2, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2. ROBERT HERZING lCathedraI1 In thy face l see the map of honor, truth and loyalty. -Shakespeare Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Bowl- ing 2, Letterman's Club 2, Librarian 2, Student Court I, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Official. JAMES JANSSEN lSt. Joseph's, Freeburgl Tis better to light one little candle than to curse the darkness. -Christophers' Motto Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Letterman's Club 4, Bowling 1, Serving 'lg Talent Show 3, Central Committee 1, Parish Representative 4. S . it ,V , .,,,,,., iff' . YS.-.1 RICHARD JUNG LEROY KMSER fCatl1edraIJ The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace, and charm. -Cicero Speech 3, Football 'l, 2, Letterman's Club 4: Serving 'I, 2, 3, Class Officer I, 3, 4, Talent Show I, 2, 3, Paper Staff 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Cen- tral Committee 'Ig Athletic Manager I, 2, 3, Camera Club 3, Sodality Member I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Sorrespondent to THE MESSENGER, DONALD KASSEBAUM fCathedralJ Donne, I suppose, was another who found no substitute for sense. -T. S. Eliot Serving 2, 3, 4, Class Officer I, An- nual Staff 3, Business Manager 4, Librarian 4, Honor Service 4, Camera Club 3, Sodality Member 'l, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4. 'Z' ,O i . i' Ni.. 'i ' EVERETT KALKBRENNER fSt. Mary'sl One man in a thousand, Solomon says, Will stick more close than a brother. -Kipling Class Officer 3, Talent Show 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4, Paper Editor 3, 4, Sodality Member 'l, 2, 3, Senior Official. fSt. Luke'sJ Where valor true is found, true mod- esty will there abound. -Lowell LEON KEMPF CCathedralJ I dare do all that become a man, who dares do more is none. -Shakespeare Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4. wks, fi'- ' M i.T,f W, v-,,.Y.,7 , , IARRY KNIEPKAMP fCathedrall The mildest manner, and lhe gentlest heart. -Homer Serving 1, 2, Perfect Attendance 3, Sodality Member 'l. FRANK LACROIX lCathedralJ I shall never ask, never refuse, nor ever resign an office. -Ben Franklin Bowling 'I, 2, 3, Serving I, Paper Staff 4. 114. YW' -auf THOMAS KOLOKOWSKI fSt. Mary'sl Free from self-seeking, envy, low design, I have not found a whiter soul than thine. -Charles Lamb letterman's Club 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Credit Union 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Member 'ly Senior Official. THOMAS KOENIG lSt. Teresa'sl Come oul, 'tis now September, The hunter's moon's begun, And through the wheaten slubble ls heard the hunter's gun. Bowling 35 Librarian 3, 41 Athletic Manager 4, Camera Club 4, Annual Editor 4. DONALD LASKOWSKI lSt. Augustine of Canterburyj lf l read a book and it makes my whole body so cold no fire can ever warm me, l know that is poetry. -Emily Dickenson Football 'I, 2, 3, 47 Parish Repre- sentative l, 2, 3, 4, Credit Union 2, 3, 4, Sodality Member 4: Senior Official 4. 91 - H3 fra' 1 ROBERT LAUTZ lblessed Sacramenti I never rnet a man I didn't like. -Will Rogers Football 4, Baseball 4, Senior Stu- dent Council Representative 4. LARRY MAUCH lSt. Hen ry'si But sure he's proud, and yet his pride becomes him. -Shakespeare Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, letterman's Club 4, Class Officer 3, Perfect Attendance 3, Sodality Member 1, Student Court 3, Senior Official 4. TERRY LUSH CSL Teresaj I love great creditable acquaintance, I love to be the worst of the company. -Swift Talent Show 1, Intramurals 3, 4. TERRY LURTZ CSt. Clare's, O'FallonJ He was a scholar and a ripe good one. Sha - k Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 4, man's Club 4, Serving 1, 2, 3, 4, Sa dality Officer 1, 2, Class Officer 1 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 1, Editor 3, 4 Librarian 1, 2, Honor Service 3, Per- fect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Scdality Member 1, 2, 3, Student Court 3,i Student Council 4: Correspondent to NEWS DEMOCRAT 3. DENNIS MEIRINK tCathedralJ Virtue and genuine graces in them- selves speak what no words can utter. -Shakespeare 90 JERRY MEIRINK lSt. Mary'sJ To love the game beyond the prize. -Henry Newbolt Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, letterman's Club 3, 4, Paper Staff 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 3, 47 Cafeteria 47 Intramurals 1, 2. JERRY MULCONNERY lBlessed Sacrament, With malice toward none, with charity for all. -Abraham Lincoln Speech 3, Football 45 Class Officer 2, 37 Honor Roll lp Senior Official. i , s.-nr,- , . '-rw' Vw., DAVID MINOR CCatheclralJ My purse, my person, my extremest means Lie unlocked to your occasions. -Shakespeare Football 2, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Talent Show 3, Librarian 2, 3, Credit Union 2, 3, 4, Employment Bureau 4, Student Court 4, Senior Official, Student Council 4. Q ' ' we J! X 'Pg Q u. MICHAEL MERCURIO lCathedralJ The generous who is always just, and the just who is always generous. -Lavater Serving 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 'l, 2, Cafeteria 'lp Photographer 'l. MICHAEL MUNIE CSI. Augustine af Canterburyl The more he lost, the more he had. --Bunyon K,- .6 I S' . e Ni .X wg Q . 's i , thi, '35, ,. 3 A . 'E THOMAS PECK DAVID PEREZ lScott Air Force Basel He prevails who dares. -W. Boone Football 4, Senior Official, Mater Dei High School, Breeze, Ill. DAVID PLAYTER lOur Lady, Queen of Peacel Kind looks, kind words, kind acts. -Hall Letterman's Club 4, Serving 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Camera Club 'l, Cafeteria 3, 4, Sodality Member 4, Student Court 4, Senior Official. 44 DAVID PFEIFFER ISL Teresa'sJ The force of his own merit makes his way. fCathedrall A witty companion at your side, To walk's as easy as to ride. -Publilius Syrus Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, letterman's Club 3, 4, Bowling 4, Serving 4, Sodality Officer I, Class Officer I, 2, Talent Show 3, 4, Band I, 2, Paper Staff 4, Honor Service 4, Central Committee I, Cafe- teria 4, Honor Roll I, Sodality Mem- ber I, 2. RICHARD POWELL CSL Teresa's, I am a true laborer, I earn what I eat, get what I wear, owe no mon hate, envy no man's happiness, glad of other man's good. -Shakespeare Football 2, Baseball 2, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Member 4. '-vit, -Shakespeare Letterman's Club 3, 4, Serving 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3, Cafeteria 3, 4, Sodality Member 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3. 43 r ew 'J THOMAS PRICE KSI. Clore's, O'Fallonl m strikes the sight, but merit V the soul. Pope icenza Army Dependent High chool, Vicenza, Italy, Intramurals 4. CONRAD REEB lBlessed Sacrament, The mirror of all courtesy. -Shakespeare alent Show 3, Cafeteria 2. . . -,W RICHARD RUCKMAN lBIessed Sacrament, He is always laughing for he has an infinite deal of wit. -Addison Speech 'l, Baseball 1, Freeburg Com- munity High School, Freeburg, Illinois. , fp! RONALD RANDLE CSL Mary'sl A frame of adamant, o soul of tire, no dangers frighten him, and no labours tire. -Samuel Johnson Serving i, 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 1, Librarian 'l, Perfect Attendance 1, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, Cafeteria 4, Photographer 2, 3, Honor Roll 3, Sodolity Member I, 2, 3, 4. Maryhurst Preparatory Semi- nary, Missouri. LAWRENCE RICHARDSON lSt. Henry'sl Honesty rare as a man without sell- Pity Kindness as large and plain as a prairie wind. -Stephen Vincent Benet Bowling 1, 2, Serving 1, 2, Sodality Officer i, 2, Speech 2, Class Officer 2, Talent Show l, 2, 3, Band 3, 4, Art Club l, 2, Glee Club 'I, 2, Cam- era Club 'l, 2, Employment Bureau I, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, Sodality Mem- ber 2, Assumption High School. 'J' ' 4 EUGENE ROBERTS lSt. Henry'sJ He has ideas about everything. -H. G. Wells Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Sodality Officer 1, Sadality Member 1, 2, Class Officer 3: Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Yearbook 4, Cafeteria 3, Senior Official, Subscription Drive. EUGENE SAWAUCH lOur lady, Queen of Peace, To make knowledge valuable, you must have the cheerfulness of wis- dom. -Emerson Football 2, 3, 4, l.etterman's Club 4, Talent Show 3, Paper Staff 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3, Cafeteria 3, Sodality Member 1, 2, 3, Senior Of- finial. RICHARD SAUGET lBlessed Sacramentb GARY SAUERWEIN lCathedralJ To those who know thee not, no words can paint, And those who knew thee know all words are faint. -Hannah More Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 4, Baseball 4, letterman's Club 3, 4, Bowling 1, Serving 1, Talent Show 3, 4, Librarian 2, Parish Representa- tive 4, Cafeteria 3, Class Officer 4, Senior Official, St. Teresa Academy, Boise, Idaho 1. DONALD SCHAEFER lCathedralJ My crown is in my heart, not on head, A crown it is that seldom kings enjoy. -Shalr Football 1, Baseball 4, Lett Club 4, Serving 1, 2, 3, Show 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Service O happy mortall he never failed to have his jest. -Cicero Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Serving 4, Talent Show 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 1, Honor Service 3, Par- ish Representative 3, 4, Sadality Member 1, 2, Student Court 3, Stu- dent Council Officer 4. Ji xw,r ,, v K M JOHN STEWART lScott Air Force Basel The clay shall not be up so soon as I, To try the fair adventure of tomar- row. -Shakespeare Anchorage High School, Anchorage, Alaska. ARTHUR STAN KEY lSt. Henry'sl A merry heart lives long. -Shakespeare letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Librarian 3, Perfect Attendance 3, 4, Athletic Manager 'I, 2, 3, Parish Representative 4, Cafeteria 4, Sodality Member I, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. JERRY TOTH lCathedrall I am myself the guardian of my honor. -Nicholas Rowe Football 1, 2, 3, 4, letterman's Club 3, 4, Cafeteria 2, 4, Senior Official, Intramurals l, 2, 3. 13 WAYNE WELKER fSt. lukej A man of hope and forward looking mind Wordsworth Bowling 'l, Cafeteria 2, Sodallty Member 'l. n T317 JOHN STORNER lCatheclrall He hath a fear of pity, and a Open as day for melting charity -Sha Football 'l, 2, Bowling 4, Member I, Intramurals 'I, 3, 4 ANTHONY WELSCH lCathedralJ He is a good friend and cloth good. Sodality Member l, 2, 3, 4 ity Officer 4, Class Officer Staff 3, 4, Camera Club 3 teria 3. 2 s 4, f - , Z xxx xxx uf. fo V , rj Q-AZQ-'.'q:.1-dr-Aq ,?I-.-,iff1'-'Wf .a 4'f - .. .H X 4 A ,,r-15. ,,--.fl .n'a '- :Joi-' 10 RELIGICD Cathedral's religion program gives the student new insights to the true meaning of life and its pur- pose. A wide background in Christ's life and teach- ings with a knowledge of the world's problems will aid all students in obtaining the Christian ideal. This training will give the Catholic leaders of the future the strength to cope with the increasing ma- terialistic concepts held by many of the world's lead- ers. This study is a sacred one for Christ Himself has commanded us, Learn of Me tor I am meek and humble of heart. Now let me think! 'tfiaigfgsr l . -f.1iHft 2k' ' Father Ross takes the oath X N2 L BUSINESS swd N, A.-K, fi'LNYVb If l The business world today is suffering from a malady caused by a lack of godliness in the world which results in immoral business practices. Our Catholic schools, in preparing men for a future business life, imbue in them the will to counteract this malady and have the aim of creating good businessmen. Cathedral has a wonderful business program and we pay tribute to its energetic students and staff. T L,., ig A is-., ...,.. . ,,.. vs- f f 22' Q Pat and T.l.. measure wave lengths in Physics. X S. G SCIENCE The rapid development technology in the past decades gives some idea to the increasing impc of the scientist in the to come. The achievi of the scientists bear x to the power of God, designed and created world about which we iust learning. These sci begin in high school lc tories and classrooms such ours and go on to deeper into the mysteries the world and come to an increasing wonder of Him who created it. y' N. A.. .i,,. T-. Mr. Abegg brews some coffee. P 1 Q 74 -. V. . ' 1 , . fggfga uzzzxzzglih ? A Jars, ..., ...Tx , QQ-f?lfI::....?Z.Zfi3?'t 'S-.H ..n13m1-Ja, rn-:5::....... ..xtttlU!rgxu::::s1,X ,:::::f:ffffff:gT fggg'f:'?ttxxx::::::::1xA ,:::::::- M.. zz. . : :I::::::gj'-in '::g::-r::::':r:::uunzxn5rr::u:: N gg:---..::::::::: : : :: .un M. KX -f-::::::::': .x frnqntrrrxamffl- rf-, W, ',. F'ff''mi3?.Zi55ggfrfasmfx1:rnf.::':ff3'5'-17?9- x' A ' '7'? 5?''fix:::::::::.'t?1f5.i-QQ!-if ' FY -'.':::::'L- SET:- ' Q ff . .:f I:' 1' , :A '- gf Hx Z. . ' .QQ I - - K gk I. , Q r viii? -as t .x. 7' ' Q x .4 If 4 f 'Q wwfwh 2'-X 1 M' . . ' fff' .Ll 'J r 5 f ,nu ., .gf f 51 ll Fix vp . 1-.ff- Llsft ig: fx' V I' 5 n.. LA GUAGE Along with the study of English comes the study of foreign languages which allow us to enrich our intellectual life through the study of the cultures of other countries. To aid us in this study Cathedral has employed the modern aids of the tape recorder and television. It is our hope that these programs have succeeded in enlarging the literary horizons of the students. lf' 351:46 s 'Is - X -sy, ' ,., ..,.. . -v' ' 10,189- Brothar Tondre employes tape recorders i ue- A mastery of the English language is a necessity for a successful career and a full life. The growing intellectualism in the world to- day makes a large vocabulary and a mastery of the techniques of English a must for mean- ingful communication. The reading and writing programs now firmly established at Cathedral lead to this mastery. Our intellectual background has also been enriched by the study of literary classics. In our modern world, an understanding of the work- ings of men and their po- litical machines is essential for an intelligent citizen and a diligent Christian. The history courses bring to us the wisdom of another age and the courses in American problems a nd sociology give us a rela- tionship between the work- ings and problems of mod- ern society a n d th e Christian ideal. Cathedral has given her students, through the social studies courses, an insight to the workings of the world and the rich heritage that be- longs to them. f Y .X - Akmw -.,,,w.-qfrm, -. .M--,mf W, W -A 4 0 I , + ,.. -- v 4 I a 5 ff' 3 'Y Mm 1 5-iw Sill ,Q Nbr W. s. Q 1 'N on v.-Q 's A N 'F q 7' The function of the Sodality is all important in this age when spiritual growth is often neglected for materialistic pleasure. Only through Mary, the mediatrix of all graces, can we find the strength to overcome the temptations and problems which beset us in our daily lives. Cathedral's Sodality's aim is to have every stu- dent always implore the spiritual help of the Blessed Virgin. In this manner all will show their gratitude to the God-man who died on Golgotha. During that hour of excruciating agony Christ gave to men his final and most cherished gift, His Immaculate Mother. His words are as true for us this day as they were on the first Good Friday. Son, behold thy Mother. S X 5-4 . ,X A N- MA father Ross eipounds W AD So6oYxN' s pfogrom to Ku Sopkomoto :AX 'S ' Q if 3 S I Rig WH is ' W 5 . . :si - I :Q 4 ,.:,. fi f I 4 Q - iff' fb Q 1 U x W i kb! '75 Q ,Q b ,A Q lt: v ii tb- Q4 75KL:!iifMl fm ix Q C. '15 l bf , G E E n I Cathedral's annual retreat was held from October 18 ltrough October 20. Father Louis Reile, S.M., the retreat master, presented the hallenges facing the Catholic in an unstable world. He urged ll students to seek Mary's aid in obtaining the graces necessary meet and overcome the growing anti-Christian attitudes of -oday. Every student, moved by Father's graphic examples of the lfhurch's modern day martyrs, became more aware of his re- ponsibility to bring Christ to all men. The priest stated that e found great consolation in the path being taken by today's atholic youth who seek God's grace in overcoming seemingly surmountable problems. The school's principal Ame of grace was conclud- -d with the Papal Blessing. I so . 1 1 .JL f m KX ,vu ,xl 1 lb' .., 1: -is A Y le 'Y ls 'Qu , it if V A 0551 - ,,. fm new it x 296' KW! P:-S. f 1 1, A' gk hx? flfi ,X 1 y r .Vg-x,-,--.- ' I v ie I. 1 1 i 'Q' . 4' 3'WeM '15 xg, 1 W s P. The Mother and Son Banquet was held on September 8. The mothers and their freshman sons went to the 8:00 mass and after- wards retired to the high school auditorium for their annual breakfast. The Communion and breakfast was attended by approximately 190 freshmen who escorted their mothers. The featured speakers were Father Raphael Meddeke, Brother Francis Haug, and Brother Thomas Egolf. This annual event is held each year in order to introduce the mothers to the faculty and goes far towards the fine parent-teacher relationship that we have always had in the past years. This event also marks a time when the mothers and sons can strengthen their bond with their Creator and the bond between themselves. MOTHER - SON CGMMUNION MOTHER'S CLUB The sentiments of all Cathedral students are in complete ac- dral's Mothers' Club are Mrs. Leo Hayes, Mrs. Harry Crain cord with those of Abraham Lincoln who said, All that l om Mrs. Steve Miller and Mrs. Adolph Dahm. or hope to be I awe to my angel mother. Officers of Cathe- The sextet of Notre Dame Academy's Choruleers blend their melodious voices at the Mothers' Club's Christmas Party. They are, left to Right: Diane Boul, Margie Vernier, Kathy Grimmer, Emily Dahm, Janice Schneider, and Pat Orlet. ' . llx . 2 ' . f l 5 A if X 1. 3 ' I. dd y Q lg f' I 7,5 ,' ' f gi, , Ni ., I Ki! ' ik 3 5, 135 ' 4 1 wwf? L-f. K e- ' 'ki ik! ' Q- - 2 2 f 1 1 3, v ,,g.. lv ba. f 'I JH: 3 f,,,,. , . Q 'Sf 'A A hw LETTERMEN'S CLUB fi The members of Cathedral's Lettermen's Club possess a vast array of talent. These boys have been recognized for their outstanding service to Cathedral. This body strives to promote greater unity among all school organizations. sl L n - , -. 6 n i K '25 X ...du-......... The Speech Club has marked another successful year of which has divisions in oratory, dramatic interpretation, extem- inter-school competition with an increased reservoir of talent. poraneous speaking, and radio recitation. Numerous awards have been won by this Club this year Keeping our library PEECH LUB LIBRARY STAFF supplied with excellent b00liS Gnd periodicals is the task of Brothe YW iz ffi. X!.,'i.,. lf t Q lg -.3 ,.,5f r4 -..Q y 'f98,e6 13 .QDQKM W' - R331 ai- 'Q' .fi r Richard Middleton and his staff. -'W 3 .v ,i :uv The Student Council regulates all matters of general student interest. Ex- perience in this organization will prove invaluable to those seeking careers in government and top level managing positions. TUDE T COUNCIL COUNCIL OFFICERS - BOTTOM ROW: David Minor, Judge: Terry lurtz, Presidentg Robert Grimmer, Secretaryp Lyke, Sergeant-at-Arms. TOP ROW: Richard Sauget, Michael Keefe, Court Recorderg Patrick Schwartz, Vice- iudicial branch of the Student Council is the Student Court. This body enforces all school regulations and sees that order is kept at all times. 0'- -y. X . Q4 f., . . A QTJFVQ 'XX J i W V 'lax b'3'i'fL'i I rye: use M15 S15 , 1 ffiatf 'fir i gi up rf' l N fa- 2 Jf-'it , ri Q-12:34 f,tpe,,. ' --1 - ' , if-fxT,Aw J' l , 1' ,' 'QW'-M -1-'41 ' u E' Q- S .. doo fax' 'N -A , 1' ...Al Qs Ti 5. tie-Q ',,,,wh f' .f .y ws- 7? ,ix 4? f The school newspoper hos presented articles are taken into consideration in the stories of sports, ranging from school activities to the Christian view- music, social problems, and religious guidance. Un- point of the complex problems of the nation and doubtedly, Their Cleaff C0l'lCiS9 I'6P0l'iif'l9 has been the world. The wide interests of the student bbdy responsible for the many awards they have received. PAPER STAFF fi 'U' if 7? M' .xxx lg .f Q., ,f It Ti ,f' ,I x 'Qin-f - ,r ext Ns .4 - ' ,945 ' -gf. - , f.,..... -4 . A sltx l T 5555:-J PAPER EDITORS - Joe Cipfl, Robert Grimmer, larry Airaghl, Evertt Kalkbrenner, Terry Lurtz, Anthony Welsch. YE RBOGK STAFF 5 Q an 3 ffm 3 sa gn ,al 5,-M oh t ff .Et ., 9 fi.. 4 c O' x rs' af 9 O 'Q 3 Q Q b 1 40 v X .. 4 - Q :QI . L s . S ' Q . e Q' ' L Q ,. Q 4 v 5 in .- ' s ax Q Q9 :airs p-' ' t E5 , 'ff-tf'w fi A lta ' i ,L Q 7 These boys have devoted much of their time and effort hope that this book will provide a fitting memento of our ' nuol. It is their sincerest high school days. to the production of this years an EDITORS E ene Roberts, Subscription Drive Chairman, V9 Thomas Koenig, Organization Editor, Associate Edtorp Donald Kassebaum, Business Monager ond Advertising Editor, Michael Berens, Editor- in-Chietp Phil Coose, Class Editor, Activities Ed- itorg Paul Voellinger, Sports Editor. 'ill MIL!! 1., M my X ,iw ' TP' 13 su N 4 Enriching its members to greater understancl- has proved a channel through which all boys of ing of fhe beauty in f0fm and C0l0l', fhe Aff Club exceptional illustrative ability con express creativity ART CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF The purpose of Cathedral's photography staff is to give its members training in the principles of photography and picture composition. This group supplies all the photos for the school paper and yearbook. 'T 'hz' ,cr 1 '95- 4' 'S- 'ii 4 -, E7 4 - U Q x Why' - ' A f ffl SL yi 5 V 'v HI I i CATHEDRAL HIGH -' ' ' if-Y ffl V i J 3 a . S F' Bih AthyPt SM Dd ,I k, M 0 '7 Eb Y 3 f, xx XR.. ,te A W' ,R HGV, tx 9 'fs -V4 'fi ge 5' e SCHQOL BAND NOTRE DAME ACADEMY'S CHORALEERS DANCAES ORPHAN BOWL QUEEN Reigning as Cathedral's Orphan Bowl Queen this year was Miss Katherine Paoli. The Orphan Bowl Dance climaxed many weeks of preparation on the part of local C.Y.O. units to make this classic a success. It afforded a much- deserved respite from the strenuous activity of daily practice for all members of Cathedral's grid squad. All proceeds from the contest for Orphan Bowl Queen went for the benefit of the children of St. John's Orphanage. QUEEN, MAIDS OF HONOR, AND ESCORTS - Tom Peck Barbara berger Rich Sauget Marilyn Moore larry Mauch Mary Crllley Don Fellner, Gene Sawalich, Sharon Cryder, Joyce Schwartz, Jim Anderson Lasllowslu Sue Vernier Jerry Mulconnery Jean Baker Jerry Toth Dave Minor, Deanna Dagen, Pat Schwartz, Kathy Paoli, Bonnie Wolters -.am . it FOOTBALL fx X X X N X DANCE 1 X x I 7 if ff ,uf XX! 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Y' V v v v' 'xv 1 :,iJ1.f 1 I s. Qi - 'X is H, 1 ai rl S ' wit J I fee r v Q 1 ,BQ-4 ff' 43. ,,l 'S is 1 V +. 'X Wy. vs 51 ,. .fl- f 4: if Q m 1 Q v I ,o ,l Mo .J .lv , v Zu fl ,W .hr Zu v 'U Vu 'Q 'P . ' n 9 mf, Z .gif I - 1' QQ' P -up VI l 1 . W J 0 - K, I A xxxxxw. -Q xx , Z Z 1 Q PI lif !U IW I IIN !! nf' 'I' FCOTB LL BANQU ET Mr. Roberf Siewarf speaks at Football Banquel. Jim Anderson receives his varsiiy foootball letter. Mr. Fizor and Mr. McA1eer award minor letters. X YK, 9, -o f'-am sl 3 -X, Q eq. X ' 111 M' .Hg limi li' fi .ilk if W, gun Wi? IU' Q if 1' y Patti Schaefer Kathy Garland J udee Beuckman -,Une E'Chh9'z Margie Vernier Jeanne Bauer Yyf,-.--Z, 6' 2- 'vu- v h A I 45 .ii Ha!Lf 1 f if 1 iv! CHEER- LEADERS ff Qi ,--A -, la.- xx X w W ,-V 'N 'J SX'9'4l fq-,, E in it is my . 5 S-we 7 . R ' 1 if' 'R Q- we A X n ' -W M ' tin i.ev r 'Tf Q FIRST ROW: Vergil lyke, Gene Sowulich, Jerry Tofh, Steve Mueller, ford, Jerry Mulconnery, Mike Keefe. THIRD ROW: Tom Coyne, Jos Dove Minor. SECOND ROW: Jim Anderson, Don laskowski, Tim Gif- Dnhm, Fred Heyde, Bob Luufz, Dave Bieser, Dave Kossebaum. Co-Capiains Rich Saugef and Pat Schwartz. 'i Q- , . Y . .xg X ' S A ,Y 'xi 1 X - s Y . K S, f T- ' 2 L Q. s 5 L V 'W Q 99' it W r, L 3, Q -.-f it A.. - 4' N1 'HE FIRST ROW: Tom Soucy, Fred May, Oscar Goin, John Luechtefeld, Dan Archer. SECOND ROW: Tom Peck, Tom DeFossef, Jerry Bauer, Tom -vw-R QI RV A.v 'u -Sim Huling, Jim Wagner, Dave Brennen. THIRD ROW: Pat Sohwariz, Mike Collins, Russ Amonn, Rich Suugef, Larry Muuch. SEATED: Mr. Bob Stewari, The New Co-Capiains, Tom Soucy ond Virgil lyke. STANDING: Coach Max Homilfon, Docfor Ferd Mueller, ond Assistant Coach Bro. Adrian Jonson. Y .tWm.,- 4 Do you approve of it, Virg? Whot's going on? Ccahokio 35 -19 FFF I li if i manag- X Saugei marches on. Q 'vrjwf ' 5,4 1 Inn- , 4 -- . ' s , ' Q5 Some hudcllell I . r,T:,f,zQ,Qb ,. 'wi 3: f' ' ' 1, 94 Rus, this is football not boxing. Dupo 13 - S -L Nlwuf , +L S A lf' Mauch caught from behind. Nice landing! iffwvl 5 R ,xi I, 1, ' 6 I :ff- Mauch outmaneuvers Warrior. A Baurer snares aerial. 72 - 5 4 .....,- , . f -A-f-M. - fn-. W, Mu K from, , ' -.awp-1 W . A .ai ww 21-41:1 ' i--'-K -- j. if A - -mv 5 . - -4 .... -v-.w......i- -hw st ,ima , An 1 Valle 26 - l9 Get off me, will ya? 5, . if ' t 3.3,.r12lf'1ifi2kQffrv isp. in ,,, 3 , . K v V , t ffl pw Q Q S 'J 5 L' l Nil ,A 'fl,,,,i:fsi K A - r W, -va ml. ww -in ga, 5 :Abu , A fi1 i ,,V'.?V 1' A ali Q , A mvfffw Wi 955' wg W 2 pf my 'f' ' Pat is all by his lonesome. Saug stiff-arms Griffin. Vicinney 26 - 6 V i,, y We ain't winning. Airy'-J. ' '- St. Vincent 21 - A Comanche on his way down. Sauget scores again! AN I ,eg-mi. Nix - fb' 1: , . V , . 1 , Sauget? 'Q .,- - L A I w, What happened ref.? Hey Larry, why don't you help 'i -v 1 4: KK x 1 ' .XEN- ,'c,'-- -. pf' All for one BTHS IMD-25 UP r i rw , U K. x.XY'xxE'3 f N 11 .4 rf' N X- hxm 11? fi S'P', . r 2 -J Crusader makes like 0 bulldozer Mauch uses ballet iool ki 'R I f V , 4 Q' AX -n. .- gt' H ' Q'7w'i -, . Y .Ig-,tex ,s..4'- 5,' lv .-.WWF ur, , Mxhyd I .gl ' -',:'3 a'f '4'f Y., L Y r- i wr' '-h 'f 'Ja21? . x - . I. . I-11 I I Q-,J ,ai f' '- K A UW f 5. -. - 1 EY I' kzqf' : wsfff Q. f' 1 fx a :N ' Lyke trudges on! Marquette O - I3 '14 Swv t Q-r ,X 5 . Verge eyes two Explorers i A 'A' -ff- V W, 4' .zu V I a 144 W4-A 3 K x X . fi' if gi, F. M f ,gg I, , fm fn 5 Qi ,,, ,, ' ga!--.-Q:-'E' v fn , , Mx , ..- W '- a .. iv. ,- ,1- . - A-SX it ,G Ax, av ff' ? 6 ' ,QM . f K 1-4. g,,'T Mm , , u L 4 ' M ' Q- 'NM , If ' '2',, , I ' T' - Y X xi RM, F fa 0 I WMmW 'V4fw 1 Af' va: A y . QP' 6 -A x ,, K r P .QT , ! ,f 5 5 4-K , M541 , -' 1 :pr w f . l ,rum 1: 2 K. 5 4 - U N '- gl! yn! ffjm 4, . X tw ,A : '1' .JG I - -Evra N.. H' I KWH J' J., V A ,, t ' N ' N X gvwmgj P ' . fm R nh K ' K 44 , K ' muy L' QQ V WN. .. . ,W ,-x qi., -8- s ff ff ' Y x H 'K A .. Ml fs, 'qi 5? Crusaders closing in for the kill. Assumption 18 - 34 Pioneers pinned at goal line! Mr- IRQ --'07 K9 xi Y 44 -y ' f Bieser snores one! rx f-N N9 ' , H ,, -5., . IQ v wi, X 1 - gm, I X-fin.. new -5- ew- ek? B - Team CHS OPP. 12 CAHOKIA 0 13 E. ST. LOUIS 26 21 CHAMINADE 21 18 VIANNEY 20 13 ASSUMPTION 52 7 COLLINSVILLE 7 6 B.T.H.S. 26 BOTTOM ROW: Mike Voallin er, Jack l.eChien, Martin Roth, Bob Wuller, George Cepicky, Rich Przada, lon Fulte, Joe Azar, and Earl Oberbauer. MIDDLE ROW: Manager Dave Hill, John Shea, Steve Fischer, Ken Herzing, John Matthews, Tom McGee, Anthony Musso, e HA 1. Q. 3, L1 Y 1' BOTTOM ROW: Phil Head, Jerry Jaellel, Joe ,Voellmer, Jer: Gaa. TOP ROW: Coach Jack Gagen, Ron Bauer, Tony Waste John English. Tom Hoeffken, Tom Gundlach, and John Nold. TOP ROW: Bill Hopkins, Dennis Cerneka, Stephen Stasko, John Larkin, Herman Schafer, larry Sobczalr, Greg Hipskind, Garry Keherer, Morton Naumann, and Ted Hoeffken. H- L rf, r . 'Lat ll 'ii . .v..,..- m.f.7.,-Mm ,IW v BOTTOM ROW: Rich Tribout, Larry Rohloff, Gene Weil, Tom Schwartz, Glenn Mueller, Bill Sulentic, Richard Carter Joe Huling, Edward Cange, Larry Lauer, David Dressler, John Giedamann, Mike Aufdenspring, Ken Juracek, David Kassebaum Luechtefeld. TOP ROW: Ed Auffarth, Mike Young, Butch BOTTOM ROW: Tom Cordie, Ken Klein, and Larry Mank. MIDDLE ROW: Dan Whitney, Steve Kurtz, Stuart Mauch, and Jim Biver. TOR ROW: Dave Koenig, Rich Hamilton, Larry Whitehead, Tim Battaglia, and Coach Dan Fixer. MISSING: Ralph Lugge and Bob Buelhorn. me B tif :T ., f X - ' 2 .1.'QZg11,.,B '12.l:rf'l'uS5H.:ig:zfT, .. iv.. CHS 'I8 'I9 'I8 I9 34 0 6 - Team LANSDOWNE COLLINSVILLE CAHOKIA ST. MARY'S CHAMINADE ASSUMPTION B.T.H.5. E 1. ., P! AL XX 'X FIRST Row Bw Ad' an JCM N C0 h Nei' D ff 5 5 8945119 6 TII11 Ringhoefer, Russ Amann, Rich Sauget, Jim Janssen, Jerry Meirink, Tom ds D ve F d M y J h Ba SECOND ROW oe DeFg55ef,Mike Keefe. VARSITY BASKETBALL Dec. Dec Dec Dec. Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 1 5 15 16 27 3 5 10 16 19 20 23 26 2 6 9 13 16 23 27 St. Mary's St. Paul fHighlandJ Duchesne Mater Dei to 29 Freeburg Tournament Vianney Marquette to 13 Dupo Tournament DeSales Chaminade Cahokia Duchesne Assumption DeSales Marquette Vianney Lincoln Chaminade BTHS Muscoutah X You got it. Cage Action Well, don't just stand there, JUMP! Put it in, Jim. X rf' Saug aims for two points. J ,tv 1NNlK Q vw .000 '00 O2 .Mt 1- . ,W 'Ny 7 .,:,3M3, A GI ff N 1 .vzj X fig 4 it f I 4 I' K8 Beck's getting up in the world. That's stopping them. im av..- P I1 3 x X , .Q P ur' N I l 33 .MG 1, ? ws E!-, 'E 9 Q1 1 f-fx lf, I Q i . 41 I Wd na. A 'xl , vie - K I A Dk A 5, . H E' 4' 'lie' l N f , 'J X P BOTTOM ROW: Gary Arnold, Mike Hasentab, Dave Molnar, Manager Joe Vernier, Zenilc Petryk, Joe Howard, and Tom Hasentab. TOP ROW: Coach Mr. Martin McCabe, Joe Giede- man, Jerry Bauer, Tony Wester, Tim Gifford, Mike Aufdenspring, and Richard Horenkamp. B - Team - Team BOTTOM ROW: Tom Gundlach, Earl Oberbauer, Ken Muskopf, and Jim Biver. MIDDLE ROW: Ted Hoeffken, Larry Whitehead, Denny Cerneka, and Bert Grout. TOP ROW: Coach Mr. Dan Fizer, Bill Rable, Chuck Blanquart, Ralph Lugge, Denny Alberter, Rick Davis, and Joe Bottani, Manager. Y 1 Q in 1 5 ii Q Intramurals - K 4 look out! Up for grab Th bg h w, ig: ,wx ., .,..,,,3.3'1 1 ,,-iv-S11 lx--' 5 f -11 ............. ' ' ,, kk r K ff- A i - 4-'-'kffal 'I '5 ' EN SS L ERC W D V .. W 1 .,1, '91 4' X l CLASS OFFICERS - Virgil lyke, Tom Soucy, Tom Defossef. Philip Azar Tony Basfone Ralph Behrman John Braun David Brennan Thomas Burke Gary Calhoun Joseph Cipfl Michael Collins Wm -114. 2 1 Q' if ' k Q Ra ,,,.., 4, ,, ,.,,, Y,,, ., .. vw., ,..,,,,,,,.,, , .N,. - ..,., wr- , ..,,...n.,.,,W.,.,. -..,,.,. ,. . - W . 1' pw kms? -Y w E, ' ffl I ,-45157 2 'rua K W A ,ks IJ, Q .. b K A . fit' ,Q P 1 in -if 5 L I , C 1-' , L' . . N27 is , f E7 V, 4 ' I 0 H xx x b Y I '- 7 to 1 - n rl! , A mf la W ' 1 X 9 ' Mi . Q 'fn XL B Q -I . l ' it 2 1 E . W' V X , , 5 RUP I A ' ff' 35,9 ' 7- ' ' X-3 X I T, V R I J i Dan Archer John Barfeau William 1 David Bieser James B1-uns if 1 L . S William Christ Patrick Cox John Crick Douglas Eicholz William Emke Richard Friederich William Geddd Riley Craig Hall Fred Heyde Cl1GI'leS Hopkins Richard Hutsch David Kehrer .4 , S if Fred May Steve Mueller Bill Murerl Joseph Nick James Reinhardt ?l K, infix X ,-.. '.v w -v Ed Schaefer Alfred Schilling Ed Schrey TOP TO BOTTOM: William Gedda, Presidemp Sieve Mueller, Vice-President: Fred May, Eclucafiong and Richard Friederich, Spiritual. l-60 HCIYBS Paul Voellinger Ed Vosse Robert Agne Russell Amann Mike Appel Wilbert Buechle ' New Ronald Chqput Thomas Coose Joseph Costanzo Tom Coyne Jon D h Sfephen Folbe Herb Gimber Dick Haus Joseph Heap Mike H Mya, W2 GQQVQMWQ UAMWW 9-WQJV NWA ,Q,g,JQ ww WWW My 254274 6530 Kwfwgwfqyfx Q. 5 i fam Z 1' W 012321. amine biwf gP 'LM 'y WA fl M W7 6 X M Rick He N.,zm,,,,, MM My 3 5543325 WM Q .WN Eff Hook Melton N l., ' Roger Schaefer Rick Zaber if is..-1 'E-wr 1:-' -I Joseph Johnson Michael Keefe Robert LePere 1' Joseph Prost William Rauckman Tim RiCl10fClS Thomas Schucharclt CLASS OFFICERS - Stev- en Falbe, Tim Richards, William Brockmeyer, Wil- liam Rauckman, Mike Koofo. JU ICR 3I5 john Suffer Thomas Taylor James Louis Gerald Schachner Richard Viviano JF' Q 5.4 Edwin Auffarth Ronnie Bauer f-Q Nw Q- 'sv 1--7 X' fr-:nr .Y Q X . X. James Becker Frank Biver 5 Ad-'mpeg Nqr Q-4 X Q. 5 ii r ' 5 31 Tb' K 1 . .X i of ,K 'Wx .gg , ix W g. A , K , . . , I 1 K Y. . I fr . M P - w ' 2' John Carpenier Joggph Dqhm CLASS OFFICERS 'lv- ,, -.- K Q., 'mf -I---rf? David Dressler Robert Drone Gregory Frey Oscar Gain Joseph Giedemqn I 5-Ar Q - ' 'K .pq-. vga, Q 5-,ga if f william E. Gifford Joseph Goodall Jerry Helfrich David Hill Rvbeff Hvfenlwmp SGPHCMORE A. 1 f ? in-all Thomas Huling Michael Kling Roger Klucker Johnny Kraus Ronald Luebben iv' Ninn: Glenn Miller David Molnar Thomas Naumann Dan Neff an Vx Carfer Powell Mark Riesenberger Kenneth Schanuel Richard Schwariz s...-a ' 'K' Richard Triboui Joseph Vernier Joseph Vollmer Michael Young 20A Jay Oughtan W-1 Robert Sloger 'ff' M fx s 1 Joseph Toflerer UN V John Amunn Gary Arnold Michael Aufdenspring James Averbeck Gqry Baum- 2 , . l we-xv--A-Q-mg-.-J-1 i J Q N5 A vw roms , 3 ' .,, . - 4 L A X Y - -- , Y W IL 5 1 , K ...AXA Joseph Boeving .-.,,.- ' , Edwin Cango CLASS OFFICERS - John Leuchtefeld, Mike Aufdenspring, George Lillich, Herbert Salls. 4 Richard Carpenter Donald Clark David Dunlap Thomas English Jerry Gaubafz his '- Henry Hummel William Horfer Richard Hasenstab Richard Holliday Albert Huebner 'U-R Q.-:sr Frank Johnson John Langan Jerry Libersiein 600790 I-illilfh S 0 P I-I 0 M 0 R E Bruce Minard Ronnie Nice John Oberneufemann Terry Quirin Jack Rapp David Rennhoff Harry Rutter John Schwartz Mike Thomas David Toth Pal' Trammell Dqn Wqdg K U Paul Berowslzi James Brueggeman 'gf' Nv- Clyde Donovan Cornelius John English Roberf Gill Eugene Hass Nolan Cheatham Virgil Gass Kenny Gueherman Tom Hasensfab Tony lmpennachio Bill Jackson Mike Cornell OFFICERS - James Bruggeman, Thomas H Robert Hanna .-.,..Sm 'x 1 Tom Hoffmann J oe Howard larry Lauer 3' Wllllam Perryman Carl Polesky ,1 '+'-5 :'. 'N 25573 i, 4, 1 2 gig ' ! Edwa rd Wachfel we ww., -.' , f' Q , . Charles Asirouski Jerry Bauer Eddie Carney Richard Carter ,, . V+- TOHI Dflhlmalm Ed Eschenfelder Jerry Gaa Chqrlgg Gough AN Jerry Geiger Tim Gifford OFFICERS - Jerry Bauer, Tim Gifford, Zenick Petryk. Michael Hasensfab philip Head Jerry Heck Gary Helfrich Chuck Jung Kenneth Juracek Dave Kassebaum Richard Keller Ray Marfindoie David luchtefeld Jerry Obernuefemann Laurence Rohloff Dan Schaefer Ferd Schwarz Cliff Slqdg Eugene Weil Tony Wester Howard Moore Dan O'Saben Dave Schoberf James Zellmer Thomas Knauer John Munio Zenik Pefryk Richard Schmucker X Thomas Triboui Joe Ward B Q A 1317 N ll 'T f. , lx. .. n N, Y x xx ..JA ,, Q. 2 n, Q. 'if ' 13- A 4 A 3 . iw 'N .,. lv Q nur... ,Q .w mr- Q i 9 .. uw,- ltlf ,Z .lap 1.1 i' 3 - f LQ I ? ix ,V YY-v -'IX 31 . 5 iaith? 1 5 is 2-2'1'? 1 I A 2- ba, 1, V! Sv ,Ai .V L, X '42 ,wr A x x Garry Kaesterer Tom Kronenlerger Ronald lanterrnan James Lickenbrack Tam Moy fr-rx Charles Munie Thomas Powell Earl Oberbauer BYYCN RUU5Cl' , Dave Rinderer Robert Rushion Ronald Schaefer Thomas Schneider John Slnllel s Pl'9 Slmko - - K, 7 ,eg 5 e I 'Q rf q-LAL 54 1 5- l A fr F75 David Vosse . Christopher Wes! -'Wk Wl9 5 Pl'9 WOUIOYY ' e , ,.. W , gy' ,' , , ,A My ag? 'fb fb ff:-1 it w jig ?-r+ Blj r In f n. lmvlf R T in VFD 5 2 . ' . .'fft ,' ?f..'5 131'-5 ,R 3-3115 ffi-4, ' ii Michael Yoch -Azz., WL , 1452 V 5 I - ,ik v fit i-'se - ,- . a 1- 1 jd- . '- 0195. A i r finite E555 'pilgxhbcdil Dennis Albrecht Don Ballanger ', , 4 x 4 4: X I N W f 6 ji T '17 11 'J N , 1 Thomas Feder Paul Gepperi iffy - Q Q . - , .j,E2 ,.' eq. Y i si i' 355- ., L 1 - Biff f ff jf- has Kenneth Klein Edwin Kolb r- 1 ' s V is 21 . sgff V ..,.. A ' 5:1-I' e T -. I V f l. 2 , J, 5 . uf- Q. 5.7, ' 4+ 7xg'-LZ. 1 A 3, 1 2 '. 2 s James Biver Kenneth Herzing Waller Krysnoslci X T7 Dennis Cernelra David Jennings ,oh La in K V OFFICERS - James Biver, Russ Scheilel, John Larkin, Mark Temmer, Kenneth Herzing. x - X may . v at -.A Je, Q if -4 , 4, A . Q, A A31 ,,, Q , Edward Dennis 4 ? x ' h x V l ' 1 X F .W K Q F William Kauius O Q ' - I 9 .. ' V1 .-' Q 1 r'-' I f i,:.. , F ,fi w 'xQ'l':':ix- Q? 1' LF l John Muhhews 16 A I f W. . ij Q gl x , . 5 ,xr :.k Ex X S' ...lik K . ' Pl ,fix ' , .A - . - ,f 4 , -1' 1117, J r. 1, ,3 ' ' L. i wr. ,E . M N. A X -f - Q,-K ., ' ' . 1 -N Q 'Q V 7,3 Y - Q wwf: 2 , L! Q V uf W' - ., ,giffgfigifff--E f MNQQQ Q .Q L 2 IL, ,ze .tri E - -- 15 lfwg, jyhq-xy: ,' A , 3 . W1 .4 - ' .1.l dl.l. QM Z wi . , ' me - , fri J. ' 5. 'ii' Mi 'if' 5' A 5. va J . 1- J X 4-.E wma X. V, W ,-7 1 , lv ,Q - , , ,G sf, 'S B Z4 , , 7 I' 5 ' if ul t K1 it f .' ' i 'ill Allan Mouish Kent Muskopf William Obernoufemann William Pros! Russel Scheibol James Sabo Glenn Uhloy Terry Westhoff J. Thomas Scllomber MCH! Tbmllllr f .Yi Edward Willeh Jqmgg Wghqwu FRESHMAN Darrel Bien Randy Burton Donald Duecker David Fellner Wayne Fuhrmun P0 S ss Richard Hamilton larry Heafner Ted Hoeffken Robert Huber Michael Kelly Thomas Kreher Steve Kuriz James Leitner v....- 1' Alfred Bauer Joseph Batiani Bed Grout , ZX X . Ken nelh Kaffer Albert Maieres Jdmes Mavis Robert Meder Jerrv Mueller Raphael Neff ' Ps Fu .Iii wx.. vu s Lxl i . 4 1 N v 1 vii ft .y , 'SV ' ' N mm?-ii. ulllam Rable Thoma Richardson , K if Terry Schmidt Henry Siekm U G74 34? gd! ,N 'L9' .f BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Mueller, President: Kenneth Kafler, Temporalitiesp Richard Hamilton, Education. TOP ROW: Daniel Whitney, Spirituolg Robert Huber, Treasurer: and William Rable, Student Council Representative. 4- A 4'-rv-u-Q...-, xp,- ,- gs 'Y Donald Poirot K tfaglia Gregory Bevirt Charles Blanquart Robert Buelhom GUY CUINNIO J L W Uv!! Roberf Hayes William Hopkins Jerry Jung Gary Kehrer O O Ralph Lugge Stuart Mauch Thomas McGee Martin Roth J h la A Lqny Sqbqqlg leon Thouvenol' Michael Voellinger Joseph Weihrauch if 4-of Lf tv-r-Y Jack Dinges Richard Feld! David Foeller Andrew Fuchs Joseph Hass an N-an Q-. .7 'c'--- TIT' . , gg.. -Q. vt David Koenig Scoh Kosky John Kupsky John LeChien FROSH W James Quirin CLASS OFFICERS - Larry Sobczak, lorry Whitehead, Charles Blunquart, Tim Barfiglia. J fr.: .A is '4 -. N a nf 54 ly- u X., q r K is-Q V+' Donald Schmierboch Jgl-m SI-.gg larry Whitehead Edmund Wuerz is vr 17 , ,J ,. g ' lwkvnr W 'x 5. l, r,.,.g OFFICERS - Greg Hipslcind, Tom Gundlach. FRE H ii 'ia , 4... 3 I Q 'K! x xx X 1 4 it -5:1 igzg -g . ,Q Vs fx-: nl Richard Barbour Michael Biver 5 , fi f . . ,Q 1, . I - Q53 5 :HSA Y s I W4 if- gfff 3 ' R in F S.. 'fi . 1 9, S in at E -if s -1 V Je ff F ., , :B V 4 . filfjifiikq' .- . ,. V s .f 44: 5.5 : ,ir A tgsmqaiq . .R 1' A. . 1 it any-f,'b Q3 R A , ,A MN ' I x,. - . - 9 r LS -w-R' --'ifzzh , . 1 '. ,. , . 1 ' 4 . xii- 1 R X x-1. A it -. 1 3 ' 'Gt f ., f. ' Q. ',.wg-iw N af, David Brutto Thomas Cordie Albert Dietrich Robert Feist William Gemgross Q.. 'YZ:,'7'! Nu-- ' Thomas Gundlach Wa ne Hquk v '!'.,fY Q m g 3 in X . X y app Greg Hipslxind Dennis Hopfinger James Johnson '17 William Kehl Dennis Koch Frank Kolda Thomas Kuehn Stephen Lauer GUY N999 Tom Mufysilt Dennis Mueller Anthony Musso -lim POUIGY Richard Przada David Rossmann Thomas Schuchardl Frank Stoltz MCFVW' TMOH Robert Vangenhen Richard Weygdndf James Wiscombe Ralph Wohown Peter Zeifler QTY Sv u-nf Robert Airaghi William Balinf Brian Bauer Gary Biver Thomas Buss Richard Davis Joseph Fischer Lonnie Fulie Eric Grimmer Michael Hammel William Heap Thomas Hoeffken Kenneth Huber Michael Koppel Fred Kenerski 'L' ik... .ff Robert Koenig Jerome Kreitner Thomas Lampe Stephen LeTempl .., L 'ur CLASS OFFICERS - Brian Bauer, Tom Hoeffken, Mike Meloan, Sieve l.eTempi. larry Mank Mike Meloan John Nold L, William Rudert 1--1' 9 Herman Schaefer Terry Simpson Max Stratton x.....f William Thompson James Toennies James Welzbacher Denis Wienhoff 'H--' Robert Wuller 'P' L., Q-ev' if CYFALLON KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 4239 O'FcIlIOn, Illinois H 81 W SALES, INC. 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M M5 , 7 A ZXQTZQQ Q?J'F,g WZWM? F Hey! Hay! Way! ,w1,z,.W..w. 5 52? QQ B:-:7?eY 'Wren I a ,fjvtrhjg CPAHLQ5 V' if O !fpbQ 9 g n. M 42223: f ff Fi? W 65361 W M dd W Q 5 CQ bfgffy QQ 15' Sway mf X Ogg The. QV 55 y,f2H0,:?'U X XXHooMr0oM 3? J QX :Ln 5 9 GX WF GQ W OW M Ml I QW I 0 so Miz' N 'Q f 'W V Wffalfjffw K K Qqiw Giga? may W Cggbkljmicbmwv X E 4 Q- fYf dm Mm TILLO'S MILK HOUSE WM. L. RABLE E. NENNWGER BAECHLE CLEANING CO. I72I S. Belt West Belleville . , BeIIevlIIe's No. 'I Cleaner I43I N. Illinois Bellevllle eoll w. Mein Belleville AP 4-0540 2l6 E. Main Belleville, Illinois CATHOLIC CREDIT UNION OF BELLEVILLE Complete Rodiotor Service All Types Rodiotors Cleclned, Repoired, Recorded PHONE ADoms 3-2325 I72I W. Moln St. 'mums 33073 RADIATOR SERVICE SAVINGS LOANS C. A. ICornieI BERTELSMAN, Prop. 303 Moscoutoh T.-f9'l'C'x9 10101103 GUNDLACH 8g COMPANY FUNERAL HOME Flower 8' Gif' High ot A Street FLORIST DIAL Corsoges, Gifts, Planters Apoms 3-0029 PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER 4000 W. 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HOME BRITE Belleville Illinois Everything To Briten The Home Congratulations To Class of 62 RUST CONTRACTING 81 SUPPLY CGMPANY, INC Successor to Ed Rust Plumbing 8t l-leoting Company PLUMBING HEATING Sewer ond Water Lines Dirt Moving, All Kinds 920 West A Street Belleville lll Compliments, Best Wishes, And Safe Motoring MOTU GAS INC. POWER 72l West Main J J Belleville, III. Congratulations To the CLASS of 1962 Doiry Products Compliments BLAND PHoTo PHARMACY John T. McDiermon R.Ph 201 North High St. Acrgss From ,VlClll'I Sf. the Moose Belleville, Illinois EX 7-2828 Look to the Future As QQ 0 KNIGI-its OF me ' ooRLY COLUMBUS ' I I FLORISTS Compliments , I . ' I and We Specialize in Quality 8: Service Best Wishes Flower! for all Occasions n 318 East Main St. Council 1028 Belleville, Illinois Belleville, Illinois ST. AUGUSTINE OF CANTERBURY Rev. Urban B. Kulfil, Pastor Rev. Leo Hayes, Assistant 1901 Foster Street Belleville, Illinois ST. HENRY'S PARISH Pastor: Monsignor Leonard A. 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Hoy - Sill? Eglielis- Flour Your Exclusive ROYAL Dealer lze - 130 West A Street ' Machines Belleville, lll. ' Fumllufe Aoeme 3-o2ol ' SUPPIIGS 322 East Main ADams 3-OI64 WHITE COTTAGE 4 IC E CREAM Sundaes - Malts - Sodos IO2 Lebanon Ave. LOU'S AUTO SUPPLY Auto Accessories More of Everything You Wanf' Dial ADams 3-5729 Belleville, III. DWIGHT -- Tel. ADams 3-6824 X Q I ' Q Dr. Norman T. Kaesburg HENDRICHS f y, 4 Licensed Chiropractor BARBER SHQP em 'ix A , , . . K7 et III W. Llncoln HOURS: Belleville, llllnols Four Barbers ----.-I at npnv Mon., Wed., Fri. At xg 9 A.M. - 8:30 P.M. . , If' Tues., 9 AM. - 5 P.M. Your Semce .isigyl I Sat., 9 A.M. - I2 A.M. 6 E. Washington ' '-, CATHEDRAL PARISH Adrninistrotor: Very Rev. Msgr. Gregory Holtgrove Assistonts: Fr. W. F. Rensing Fr. R. Middeke Fr. W. Borr COMPLIMENTS OF A. H. HOWER MONUMENTS 829 SOUTH ILLINIOS ST. Owned 81 Opemed BY PHONE ADAMS 3-2265 Reiniger 84 Hoos Jewelers, Inc. Belleville, Illinois I2 E. MAIN ST. BELLEVILLE, ILL. 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