Catholic Boys High School - Rocket Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

1 , I 9 s i ? I 2 I I I F I 3 1 f 5 5 i I . n w - Q i 3 4 3 I i 3 i Q SL 1 f i I 4 1 727 L 'Sy -1.4 'La Qu. arf uf 1 4 v M ' mf ff- 1 Lp, E , v . I K I r l f THE TWENTY-FOURTH GRADUATING CLASS OF LITTLE ROCK CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS . . . I9 4 if er LOUIS CALDARERA Editor JAMES SCHMELZER Business Manager LELAND CUPPLES Art Editor LOUIS FREDERICK GENE SWANSON SANTO VIZZINA A-N Associate Editors ,N ,M FATHER GEORGE W. TRIBOU M '+ '--. ' From the very beginning of story and song poets and Iyricists have likened life to a iourney along a thorough- fare. One modern poet has even distinguished this thoroughfare into two separate sections . . . the first part, says he, is like a pleasant small town road that leads to a large highway . . . the second part, he con- tinues, is the highway itself. The former represents our high school years lfor it is from first year high school that we are accustomed to date our lives as really beginningl while the latter represents the years after high school. The turning-off point is graduation. As these words are written we, the members of the Class of '54, are nearing that turning point and will soon be on the highway itself. Those who have gone before us tell us that as the miles of the years click away on time's speedometer, a main likes to oc- casionally pull over to the side of the road, relax . . . and recall some of the scenes that he has forever passed on the road of his high school days. This book will be for us the springboard enabling us to do iust that . . . to relive these wonderful days of our high school years. lt will remind us of valuable friendships, of the fine priests who loved us enough to patiently teach us day after day despite our short- comings and ingratitude, of classes, lessons, dates, football games, of the mischief we got into, of the laughs and punishments we shared . . and so on into happy endlessness. Because our lives will be lived separately from this time on THE ROCKET '54 will become a cherished pos- session . . . because it alone will be able to recall for us our days as students at Catholic High School. LIBRARY and LABORATORY BUILDING GYMNASIUM f-i d77Za I Q I O 4 Ill 'Xi 5 . A f 5' 1 Q, , Lai 5329? ,QLQSQQ1 new . ,aw 'E ag 3 jw- 5:39 qi, Z , v . . A , ,ffm A Q5 ef WWE W ' A 2 'VL' , 4 , ,- ny Y ES, ??Z f .wwfeSS3?5j 'V 65 I 'lxi 5 , W A-5 . L fin ii i ' - ,A ,H T OMS HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REV. ALBERT L. FLETCHER . ' . E ,L 4 Q A Holy Man A Wise Man A Kindly Man To him we pledge our loyalty obedience and devofion sv, 04 ,inf 'fil f Till, ll iillliln 'fog 1 ' L Q fx '31 I 1 .- IQ' -I R 'lik f FATHER RAYMOND L. O'DWYER English 1, 2-Religion 2 Choir i FATHER JOHN F. DOYLE Biology-Spanish T, 2 i FATHER LEO A. RIEDMUELLER Algebra I-Geometry Library-Drivers Training A R GEORGE W. TRIBOU in iv NU glish 3, 4-Religion 1 eneral Business-World History CD ww 'N . ,fa - K - ,W LG. , 7754 Sendaw o 7754 li a l I' 'I 09- ,. ' First row: J. Marchese, E. Deuerling, J. Castleberry, L. Kierre, P. French, G. Hart, R. Baiorek, E. Volkmann. Second row: F. Jackson, L. Cupples, L. Frederick, V. Balsam, L. Kresse, C. Schnebelen, P. Hawkins, R. Deller, W. Skarda. Third row: J. Waggoner, A. Swanson, R. Thompson, J. Thomey, T. Donahue, J. Broderick, L. Caldarera, J. Lucas. Fourth row: J. Elms, C. Glover, J. Schmelzer, S. Vizzina, J. Prince, F1 Sweetman, L. Hern. O How swiftly the years have flown since September 1950 when we, as Freshmen, walked up these steps for the first time . . . now here we are posing on them for our final class photograph . . . they have been happy years . . . and fruitful ones, too . . . years that we'll always remember as the happiest of our lives. 'Si FATHER TRIHOU Sponsor '47 QM 2, il JOSEPH G. WAGOONER JOHN A. PRINCE Pfgsidpm Vice President Holy Souls Parish Good Counsel Parish Football l, 2, 3, A, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Choir I, 2, Cicerone 3, Editor-in-Chief A, Monitor 4, Senior Profile 3, A, Monitor A, Senior Profile. Senior Ball Committee, wir 'Avi 3 SANTO A. VIZZINA 'Vi ' li, THOMAS J. DONAHUE Svcrutary lroasurffr St. Aridrew's Parish Holy Souls Parisli Football 2, 3, Ag Senior Profileg Yearbook Associate Class Treasurer l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 3, 4, Choir I Edil0f:Spanisl1Club, 2, 3, 4, Cicerone 2, 3, A, Monitor A, Cheerleader A, Senior Profile, Senior Ball Committee Chairman. VAi.ENTiNo M. BALSAM RICHARD F. BAJORSK Holy Souls Parish St. Marys Parish Football 1, Choir l, 2, 3, 4. Basketball lg Librarian 3, Cicerone 4- Spanish Club. SH-nv 'Q Louis M. CALDARERA St. Andrew! Parist Holv Souls Parish Football l, 2, 3, A, All-District Tackle 4, All-State Tackle Cicerone 4, Choir 2, 3, Senior Profile, Spanish Clubg 4, Senior Monitor, Senior Profile, Yeiirbook Editor, Choir Senior Ball Committee. JAMES F. BRODERICK, JR. 27 Spanish Clubg Cheerleader 4. JAMES R. CASTLEBERRY LELAND J. CUPPLES Good Counsel Parish Sr. Edward's Parish Football 1. Library 3, Yearbook Ar? Editorg Spanish Club. al fx in 'A ,K A Rov R. DELLER ERNEST O. DEUERLING Si, Andrew's Parish Sr. Edward's Parish Choir 25 Spanish Club. ,X Football 1. , r . ' V 1 4 iw, 'HRHI' w-aw JOHN D. ELMS, JR. Louis J. FREDERICK Sf. Edward's Parish Football ly Basketball 3. St. Edward's Parish Librarian 2, 35 Cicerone 'lg Yearbook Associate Editor Spanish Club. iff 'J .HU PATRICK H. FRENCH CARL A. GLovEz Holy Souls Parv5lt St. Patrick's Parish Football 2, 3, Ag Basketball 25 Track 2, 3, 4. Choir 2g Cicerone A. R ,, GEORGE F. HART, IV PHILLIP M. HAWKINS Holy Souls Paflsll Class President IU Foolball V, 3g Basketball l'g Base F0OTl36ll l- ball l'g Track l g Senior Ball Committee, C'-Tennesseel U I LOUIS C. HERN FRANCIS K. JACKSON Good Counsel Parish Sn Edwardfs parish Football l, Ag Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g Senior Monitor. its KR E ss E arish Chee 'leader LEROY M. KIERRE LAWRENCE M. K Sr. Ann's Parish Sr. Parrick's P Football 35 Senior Monitorg Spanish Club. Football lg Choir l, 2, 3, A Clubg Senior Ball Committee. X tp--'W' JAMES K, LUCAS JosEPH S. MARCHESE Sr. Parrick's Parish Sf. Mary's Parish Class President lg Football lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, Ag Spanish Club. Track 25 Spanish Club. Spanish JAMES A. SCHMELZER CHARLES J. SCHNEBELEN St.-Edward's Parish St. Mary's Parish Cl'10if l, 2, 3, Ai Cicerone Ai Ye'3 b00l4 BU5l le55 Man' Senior Monitorg Spanish Club President. agerp Spanish Club. wr' WILLIAM J. SKARDA ALLAN E. SvvANsoN Holy Souls Parish St. Andrew's Parish Football 1, 37 Cicerone 47 Senior Ball Committee. Class Treasurer 22 Football I+, Ag Basketball lf, Base ball 1, 2, 32 Senior Monitorg Choir Ag Yearbook As sociate Editorg Cheerleader. l'CaliforniaJ 'hs . M, 'F-'Rss 'ONMANIXP ,. tag, FREDERICK J. SWEETMAN JAMES E, THQMEY Good Counsel Parish Sf. Edwa,-d'5 Parish Fooiball li Choir l- Class President 3j Spanislu Club. I . ' 1 2. Q , K ,,.' A is ' 'I' R--as RONALD G. THOMPSON EDWARD J. VOLKMANN, JR Holy Souls Parish Good Counsel Parizh Choir 2, 3, Ag Spanish Club. Librarian 3, Ag Spanish Club. ,,,,...,-w- N.,.,e.-f uw ff'- ,,.,..,,gp1 'Y 'Av ,gnf ,qv-f ,,..4s-W 'lil' wb.. 1955 lf ,ii va.-at ra 55137 X f. i ' :aa-A A 0 . 11 M-v----.- if 1 r F f , 3 i 2 sf First row: Baiorek, Gassman, Massery, Hart, Frederick, Niemann, Sponer, Balsam, Armbrust. Second row: Barre, Swaim, Schnebelen, Robertson, Nutt, Swope, Meuhlenbroclc, Coleman, French, Volkmann, Schnebelen, Third row: Emmel, Oswald, Murrell, Long, Schay, Emmerling, Eichelmann, McGowen. Fourth row: Weathersbee, Byrnes, Nangle, Powers, Riel, Ferguson, Simmons. 'ea NEXT YEAR is the big one . . . the year in which we will be known by that great title, seniors . . . we hope we can live up to all that is expected of those who bear the name . . . ours will be a special senior year because we will be Catholic High's twenty-fifth graduating class. JG FATHER GROFI' Sponsor we-iw I is f' .aa I WILLIAM ROBERTSON President 1, I . WILLIAM COLEMAN Secretary 3. ff' Frank Armbrusf ROberT Baiorek S VITUS BARRE Vice President I OLIVER EICHELMANN Treasurer George Balsam George Byrnes David Emmel 5 Robert Long Charles Massery Richard McGowen Bruce Meuehlenbrock Robert Murrell Charles Nangle Harold Niemann Robert Noll Carr Nutt Dale Emmerling Ralph Ferguson Lawrence Frederick Warren French Vincent Gassman Joseph Hart fig Af-'J and Kenneth Oswald Raymond Phillips Thomas Powers Charles Raczkowski Donald Riel Alvin Schay Wiki sys' it ' fi as 5 , me Q N l s , , Z s 19' S Alex Schnebelen Edward Schnebelen David Simmons Thomas Smith Thomas Sponer Wayne Swaim T Ernest Swope T Harry Volkmann 1 Y in as 45 if i i l M . Lawrence Weathersbee 1 - iiii T T up ww. I . sl ss a 7956 3-K Qkgii v Pi Jug 'Y ,v k.'b' X gt Ax 1 l gc First row: Werner, Levine, Allen, Kierre, Moore, Niemann, Finley, Elms, Schlatterer. Second row: Hart, Isom, Lukas, Paulette, Donaldson, Brown, Barre, Beadle,'Urbani, Doolittle, Third rovv: Kirby, Hicks, Kennedy, Skarda, Broderick, Morse, Gehrki, Pick- ard, Harrison. Fourth row: Randolph, Dugan, Matthews, Overman, Tuohey, Koch, Elkins, Fifth row: Smith, Schlereth, Broderick, Aldridge, Uekman. THE DIFFICULT YEAR is over . . . the year in which the seniors speak of us as no longer boys but not quite men . . . the year of Latin ll and Geometry . . . the year when we practice as hard as the other varsity players but still end up warming the bench at game time . . . now we begin to live. 0 FATHER DOYLE Sponsor wmv - . iii? A, Y X A xk X X N .v R .N 502 . ' N X, A X SN 5 I. . sf PATR l CK KOCH President WILLIAM WERNER Secretary THOMAS ALDRIDGE X. .rf ROBERT HICKS Vice President lm- '- ... Q f. A ,, 1 ,Bs Ja lwiiiiiff- -xifsimgi 5 -4123? ' JAMES TUOHEY Treasurer E5 ls f FRANCIS ALLEN HENRY BARRE LEONARD BEADLE w Q33 A QW f,.A,,. R x X . Dennis Brgderick Terrence Broderick Russell Brown Louis G. Caldarera John Carland William Donaldson C ws, is K 1 txkw is 'N j C s s David Duval Chris Harrison Roy Elkins I r 'G W is Q ix if 1' '15 'LIQY fp . 2, A John Dooliltle ...su . , ,fr N in -all if is S :Q , ,xii ff x A Charles Elms Kenneth Dugan is f 1 is ig L 1:-Hi' a ig William Finley xiii Charles Gehrki s i s ' 2 r is 1 rr E' ffl in .I Wallace Hart Charles lsom James Kennedy William Kierre -TW?-QF' xi + 'f f f M 3, v , ,M - ' Michael Levine Samuel Kirby X William Moore Fred Morse X R W X yxs Nw. X xW N! X C-1. X Q. i 3 a Victor Paulette William Pickard Bernard Randolph w N is J Robert Skarda Robert Smith Charles Uekman 'Q' .aqui mmf Carl Lukas James Matthews Lynn Niemann James Overman Za y - , fi ' f ' is ll' I' ff A George Schlatterer John Schlereth W ,', l 'KV' alta Donald Urbani Clement Volpert -1 i ,g 1957 fume? r--Q Q First row: Long, Marecek, Marbut, Lannie, Mains, Dupre, Woeltie, Gottsponer, Reaves Bajorek, Rumbach, Keatts, Ray. Second row: Dare, Harrison, Chiaro, Allen, Uekman Lipsmeyer, Oswald, Kordsmeier, Mergenschroer, Miller, Matthews, Third row: Martin Mahan Bro les Frederick, Munos Bledsoe, Bogy Beck Fourth row: Spinelli, Roberts I Y 1 I I - Downing, Cavin, Cathcart, Plangman, Cheney, Helbron. Fifth row: Archie, Meyer, Lock, Nelson, Hendricks, Kaufman, Drurneller. A BEWILDERING YEAR is over . . . a happy and difficult year of adiusting ourselves to the mysteries of high school life . . . it's a big drop from eighth grade somebodies to ninth grade nobodies . . . but we've come through suc- cessfully . . . we've got lots of push . . . and we plan to be Catholic High's greatest as well as largest class. 1 1 gil Q was FATHER O'DWYER Sponsor x 2 M 2225 Wil? N X L L L L gc N Q N fee Y Cie 5 wc . LL.x L N KA.: L Kees.. - LOUIS MUNOS President CHARLES ALLEN Treasurer fig Walter Archie Jerome Baiorek ,ea I V I I L i 2 f ng ' X CHARLES MATTHEWS Vice President JOHN BECK Secretary f' Richard Bledsoe Peter Bogy Theodore Frederick uh, Q S1 ,, ' llluam Broyleg if Sit 1 Erney Cavhw Joseph Ch6neY df wayc e 4QEige5 e e c l , 8' .V . K, ,. L f X . s ,ehe ffl A A T Dare Kent Drumeller Michae1 Downing MWQXE X ull' is 9 Jw X Q V Y .,, L I my A-s wf 'EF ?'iv Yi' 15- ' XA . S , me , John Helbron James Hendrick Clemence Go p omas Hall Vincent Chlaro A44 S E' 4:2 r 7 f W Y., Anthony Dupre James Harr ison tts oner Th '3 Kenneth Kauf A ' Q... i '-S Q' ' Q , 1 xr M T x Q Joseph Kordsmeier V 1 Henr K A o, Y eatfs Norbert Kordsmeier Matthew L annie Lips,-he er .1 ' George Charles Long 'Q ', Joseph Mahan 2 f X, ! David Martin Bmw, 7' Philli ' P Mains Thomas Marbuf fr f v Q f Q I K ': ' X .1 0 ,,. I Al l i n Lk . . A N f , 9, Y ' S. .Q I V I 5 X vkkk, If V f .4 , -.-Q56 I V - ' ' ' enschroer Raymond Marecek Wvllram Merg Robert Miller ex, el' NO,- pyoerl NN man Nelson Richard Oswald Paul Plangman Revedy Ray or Xgi. .- Roger Reaves if Bradley Roberts --'q .:Q ., R l James Rumbach I , Z A Frank Spinelli Conrad Stein Robert Uekman Donald Woeltie i 1 I E S 3 1 i E LOUIE CALDARERA Service with a smile seems to have been Louie's motto during his years at Catholic High. No one, priest or student, can recall a C.H.S. event in the past four years in which this all-stater hasn't played an active part. His willingness to help-cheerfully as well as per- severingly-will long be remembered. ' Wim! ' Qfdgi 5 adam! TOM DONAHUE This lad's special brand of red headed determination has been evident in almost every action of his high school lite. Devout in his religion persevering in his studies and vitally interested in his school Tom well deserves the honor which is his in being named the Ideal Catholic High Student 1-ifzdlezcz LOUIE HERN Give Luigi a football or basketball and then watch those feet move like greased lightning. He gave both fans and fellow students alike dozens of gridiron thrills last season-and his agility on the basketball court confused many a luckless opponent. If his improve- ment these past four years, in every way, is any indi- cation, then Louie will make a top-flight C.H.S. alumnus. JOHNNY PRINCE Alexander Pope's definition: True wit is nature to ad- vantage dressed, what oft was thought but ne'er so well expressed, seems to have been tailor made for Johnny. His sharp wit enlivened many a class or bull session -even the most poker faced prof had difficulty suppressing a grin when this lad let loose. His wit had its serious side too as is well evidenced in the works of his pen while editor of The Cicerone. He made the school paper one of the finest in the state. Q, all-'-' 9 we ,A A m - Qi it A 2 LL R JU OUND KEN SWALD 1 Au. ROUND BES SOPHOMORE PM KOCH C' QBEST ALL ROUND FRESHMAN TED FREDERICK ,rw 'Y W 5 Q , ,lm ?', Aw' 4 V If-1 ,Hgh iv 67 , lajaffmi W ' ' C Q' m , wwf Qffffx Y ,Ju , 5.3 4 x E 4 i 2 5: 1 'S ii. , , 5 , 'jr if Z' Y 5 SCHOOL . . . where education is carried on . . . not merely instruction . . . though for a time we may become enraptured with football, basketball or proms, the priests never let us forget the main purpose of school . . . to learn, to acquire those spirit- ual, moral, intellectual and social virtues which are the marks of the genuine Chris- tian gentleman. 'E . 4 Father Doyle's Spanish Class gave us an understanding and appreciation of our South American neighbors. Xl W -Sglll the 2 , Q I 2 W' QS I WM WP ri- Under Father RiedmuelIer's guidance we discovered that Geometry wasn't as hard to handle as we feared it would be. Q' xa- Cicero's Orations, explained by Fr. Kordsmeier, With the aid of this chart and a little studying we almost were really interesting, became great atomic scientists. 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 O 0 0 .gigs Catholic High has given us a well-rounded' liberal education designed to so develop all our faculties that we might become com- plete human beings capable of seeing life steadily and wholely in whatever field of endeavor we determine shall be ours . . . and that we might live good lives and die happy deaths. v--..., The mysteries of Physics unfolded a whole new concept of material life we never knew before. , ,Qi ai., so e Father Tribou consults Father Galvin on appropriate punishments for the day's unfortunate violators of school rules! x Keele., ni lea- K0fd5mel9V, Allen and Lipsmeyer display their knowledge of Don't split infinitivesf' Father O'Dwyer warns sentence structure for all to see. his Freshman English scholars. 'VH Catholic High training. The early history of America gets a going over by Gassman, Father Tribou, Hart and Schlatterer. Whether its reference work in Study Hall or water conservation problems in Fr. Galvin's General Science class, it's all a part f Education is the leading of human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them, and these two objects are always at- tainable together, and by the same means. The train- ing which makes men hap- piest in themselves also makes them most service- able to others. -JOHN RUSKIN Fr. Lange solves a physics problem. Catching up on the latest Spanish news! I Q 0 'O' ooo so U I I C. H. S. IN WORDS AND PICTURES if' , x rn K iq? ' 1 Qs, g . :Mn JOHN PRINCE-Editor-in-Chief Checking the final copy tor mistakes is just one of the many editorial tasks that kept John on his iournalistic toes this past year. Did a mighty fine iob, too. First row: T. Donahue, C. Glover, J. Prince, B. Skarda. Second row: R, Baiorek, T. Powers, J. Broderick, C. Nangle, R, Long, L. Beadle. Third row: W. Werner, J. Schmelzer, R. Hicks, P. Bogy and J. Harrison. Li I , BILL SKARDAfSports Editor 4667 C. H. S. IN WORDS AND MUSIC ' f Q r rl First row: Swanson, Powers, D, Broderick, Donahue, Thompson, T, Broderick, Balsam, Second row: Smith, Ferguson, Waggener, Simmons, Matthews, Barre, Emmel, Kressc, Schmelzer, Koch, Paulette, Dare, Helbron Third row: Allen, Elms, Drunweller, Hendricks, Donaldson, Hicks, Kirby, Frederick, Morse, Kordsmeicr Inset: Mr. George Edwards '52, Assistant Director. ,X Q--as f ss FATHER Swanson. SENIORS-Waggener, Balsam, Schmelzer, Donahue, Kresse, Thompson, 'Q' QQNXQ , LOUIS CALDARERA JAMES SCHMELZER Editor-in-Chief Business Manager l?54 SW! E- GENE SWANSON SANTO VIZZINA LOUIS FREDERICK Associate Editors A 1+-. , 5 I K f A LELAND CUPPLES Ar? Editor 'ir Q N 1 Front row: Schmelzer, Caldarera, Swanson. Back row: Cupples, Frederick and Vizzina TRIBOU Sponsor 5 1. Q, Q.: N6 'N ln.:- V - , Li 1 S N Q uni t S ' 1 ' ,s 5 -Q. l sis t ,. awww y, ,XNNQQ Q I I Helping keep order, and to restore it when lost, is the chief task of these stalwart seniors. But they also find time to guide our bewildered freshmen . . . and to add to the senior treasury by collecting fines for forgotten books. Seated: Waggoner, Swanson, Prince. Standing: Hern, Cal- darera, Donahue, Captain Schnebelen, Kierre. -fdhduhvtd Checking out books . . . and trying to get them back without Fr. Riedmueller's persuasive assist- ance keeps this quintet of librarians mighty busy. Seated: Morse, Elms. Standing: Finley, Volkmann and Hart. Wai'- vs i un 1 gal Ns . 90 an -'A Eid X . Ag: rf fi S2-2. 1 ? Head Sacristan Barre sees to it that the chalice is properly set for 1omorrow's Mass Caboveb. rs Nat and 5 KYXZ,6,,s T555 x 'CN Puiexza agosto. .. fn-K W-ui Seaiedz John Beck, Carl Nuff, Leonard Beadle. Standing: Pat Koch, Viius Barre fHead Sacristanj, and Charlie Raczkowski. 'ez i tgg f I , :i3 J :I f S SF' 1-i z'4Zez'cca 7954 r ?m:d4A4 I-URVTLH FW? First row: Manager Armbrust, DuVaI, Robertson, Swope, Vizzina, Donaldson, Kirby, Levine, Niemann. Second row: Barre, Weathersbee, Eichelmann, Hem, Waggener, Swanson, Volpert. Third row: Powers, Tuohey, Oswald, Coach Malham, Smith, Caldarera, Overman. LD ARERA xoU15 CA Au-sfafe Tame 1 .. , --f W, 5 ? ti sg . S fra if Q , , Joe WAGGONER Louis HERN Fi J fi SANTO VIZZINA GENE SWANSON LOUIS CALDARERA THREE YEAR LETTERMEN-Louis Clldarera, Joe Waggoner and Santo Vizzina. ONE YEAR LETTERMEN-Front row: Hem, Levine, Robertson, Swope, DuVaI, Donaldson. Back row: Overman, Powers, Swanson, Oswald, Barre, Tuohey and Kirby. LETTERMAN AWARDS TWO YEAR LETTERMEN-Seated: Alvin Schay, MaC Smith, Oliver Eichelmann, Standing: Managers Bufch Niemann and Frank Armbrusi. , R., V K , V - ,z r A an 'E' 'W P X f I . HOMECOMING RCYALTY ,YV 5 .., , Y fe A ALM, Reigning in all her glory as C.H.S. Homecoming Queen at the annual Catholic High-Subiaco gridiron classic was Angela Bellotti. Flanking her are: Hern, Betty Keltner, Waggoner, Lucy Moran, Caldarera, Smith, Swanson, Betsy Weber, Vizzina and Lurene Simmons. 'Q-.. Alvin Schay tenses him- self for that great mo- ment when he snags a pass.. , Q-. x r ,k 1 ' 4 W x. 9 L fa X Doctor Raley and Athletic Chaplain Father Riedmueller help injured Mac Smith from the field. I 1 ' x Ns ' -t we 55.5 A35 f Xbifxi '. VR' I ! i E e 2 gjjvw-,..,N 31 42 Q, +.,,,.N.- Y- 4-...WMMQ Ag 5 K Jhl f Coach Malham poses with his departing senior football players Grouped around him clockwise are: Gene Swanson, Joe Wag goner, Louie Hern, Louie Caldarera and Santo Vizzina. THEIR LAST YEAR CHEERLEADERS Joining with the Mount girls in leading cheers were, kneeling: - Larry Kresse and Bob Hicks. Standing: Buster Kennedy and Tom Donahue. L Ah.. '15 f' cliff B i ,M if' ,M . if ff' 33 i.qiix..i '6' L11 i X S' S Zhjcsg 8 xxx Q V J X iw Nl 1-' ' 4 '- l I li gn 'X I R f Ax ,fs ' ,Y- KW f ,f i ' L ' First row: James Lucas, Lynn Niemann, Louis Hern, Bill Coleman, Pat Koch, Bill Donaldson, Joe Waggoner. Second row: Sam Kirby, Tom Powers, Mac Smith, Jim LOUIS HERN XX A 2 J f 5 J , fr , A .. N K l -as ,X Ex Sq Q Q? ,N wg X , ..,1,i 1 SN Matthews, Tom Donahue, Jim Tuohey and Coach Malha X. ,N .H ' N ir v. Mike K ig A, ' XM A I L s,.'QSfx. Y 'xx i3K - xi, 4 .. D , X' f 5 X xv il, fx jj 3 3 I gf X f l A NX f X X , P N fff fi 'M l E A -, 1 sxk mf L -N L fx' sv N yi' 7 XX Ns. X. as z4t'4ZeZc2:4 'ff' f 3' Ne ,leg pgs., ...rdf 'Q A5. C + we yi WG U ,N T-'SQ' .rx Rf ,ay Q, First row: Phillip Mains, Norbert Kordsmeier, Tony Dupre, Frank Spinelli, Jerry Baiorek, Matt Lannie. Second row: Tom Hall, Dick Bledsoe, John Beck, Mike Downing, Brad Roberts, Pete Bogy. Third row: Ken Kaufman, Walt Archie, Norman Nelson, Walt Cathcart, Paul Plangman and Louie Munos. -ii-iii f 1' sf I . ' 8 Kordsmeier Back row Frank Spinelli Pete Bogy Brad Roberts Bill Dare Charlie Matthews 3 Z Q Front row: Jim Rumbach, Ray Marecek, Henry Keatts, Jerry Baiorek, Joe Cheney, Joe Walt Archie, Tony Dupre, Don Woeltie and Coach Mike Malham. 5 . E 4 1 4 2 SPOTLIGHTING CATHOLIC HIGH EVENTS X -Q- X S' Q-F, , A N 114 Ah . . . how could we ever forget those great football trips during our last year as Rockets. UD Boarding the bus was always the first step to a mighty good time. 121 Once aboard there were those swell bull sessions like this one between l Lunch period . . . the best of them all . . . the period for jokes about the government lunch program . . . favorite quip: What government is running this? ill Pat French enioys a sandwich. f2l A glance at the Prom time finds James Lucas and Lucy Moran kicking up the dance floor dust! Nothing like that relaxation that follows lunch! ill One of Castleberry's iokes seems to have quite an impression on French while Jackson and Kierre seem unmoved. C23 Heads as brilliant as W- as. ON A FOOTBALL TRIP R --.., -.. x Xie? . at .4-NW K . X Y K 9 'Ras ,st It 'Q id X W 1 Q . 1 Q O O g, gl A I v I A fi U is , J I Q. Powers, Volpert, Caldarera and Overman. C35 Coach Malham often whispered l?J warnings over Henry Lienhart's shoulder if we got too noisy on a stop-over. C41 Skarda and Hern look like they are discussing Shakespeare's Sonnets. Q51 Santo asks Eichelmann what he overheard that cheerleader say about him last night. DURING LUNCH HOUR so AWE' Sophomores shows they haven't lost their freshman appetites. C33 Look how Dupre, Meyer and Lips- meyer shovel it down while C41 Miss Uekman and Oswald dish it out. CSI Hart and Elms wish lunch period would end so they can get back to their studies. AT RECESS TIME 'QUE these could only belong to Frosh. C31 Honestly, do you really want our little old picture? seems to be the attitude of Urbani, Finley and Beadle. HJ Robertson tidies up as Byrnes stares and Emmerling dreams, ISD Smith, Coleman and Armbrust prepare to give Senior Baiorek a rough time. N F 14 2 ' tr -- Q ' ' ,I .1 VL , l.-3 ff . 5, 'Mace Zzmcw an LTHUQ K . K ,Q Q 0 0 QJLTHOC 7'A A W . 0 -Qs 1 tk QBTHULQ Wu . Cl . L K L L Y -.ggi A 9 la? tx, . 'in i!yjYHU,:4f Qvjgii-10,5 ,O 'B CII x X ' gy I . XX--N Mx.. fs rf: L fi d'-'11 onahlles ' . re ' sr wafd K Gait dh-,nefor bearing Court stars Matthews, Donahue, Koch, Donaldson 5' Gfanoffavored and Smith at ease. fs. Sheri Un xovax ge! - ' ' . wonderfux Rockegose O' Wm' ciirck and mm A . .f- fn s thfough D nent chad A Hank and ot Ad W is . - . nefi cus. 40 ' , an Wm op . rmbrvg ' ' k PN Fri? medah. ...saawefcgefm Melody in the air . . . every time the C.H.S. choir lets loose under Fr. O'Dwyer's expert direction. 4P s. JK. IU' Os x X 1 A l These stalwart frosh look a bit weary after two hours of football practice. 1 -rv? ,ref wr! , is ,T 1 ann. ,Pig X s Times flies . . . four years ago Mr. Waggoner, president of Class of '3l registered Joe, Jr. as a frosh . , . Joe is first son of an alumnus to graduate from C.H.S. The big four . . . our class presidents . . . Munos, Robertson, Koch and Waggoner. CRACKI N' THE BOOKS 'N-. i - Q y Learning . . . the most important part of our life here . . . Spinelli, Downing, I 1 Dare, Kaufman, Bledsoe indulge in a bit of it. DIZZY DEAN PAYS US A VISIT Six ,T One of the most exciting days in Catholic High history . . . the day the great Dizzy Dean visited us in the Spring of our Junior year . . . here he poses with George Hart, Tom Aldridge, Father Galvin and Wally Hart. HARD AT WORK ft. I 'Pi' Busy as the proverbial bee are these C.H.S. iob holders . . . Cicerone Editor John Prince interviews visiting German woman-doctorg faculty-waiter Jim Tuohey takes plate from Lenag football managers Frank Armbrust and Butch Niemann order extra bandages for a big game. ALL ABOARD Rl S Always faithful followers of o R k ,495 ur oc et teams are these students from Mt. St. Mary's all set to embark on another iourney to a big football game. TRAVELING WITH THE ROCKETS Everybody falls asleep on the wa home fo t h f ball y r m a oug oot game . . . Santo gets his third football award from Coach . . . Tuohey, Armbrust, Swanson and Robertson discuss the big game. AWARD DAY The practicing wax rough . . . but these awards make it all worth- while say Barre and Eichelmann as Coach and Fr. Riedmueller pass out awards. Ili 4,-., ,.- ..-Q I . 'ff' TT' 4 'U SMILE PARADE INCCRPORATED Salaam. Pepsodent ads never had it so good . . . look at the smiles on Castleberry, Jackson, Waggoner . . . Frank Spinelli . . . Swanson, Donahue, Kresse, Deller and Vizzina. YEARBOOK PICTURE DAY DITTO xwriy M A'-ii ll P K .w ' 'N wi' t. X Yearbook picture dayl Waggoner and Prince find receipts are mighty good . . . Ed Schnebelen and Vitus Barre adiust each others ties . . . French rates special attention from Coleman and Nangle. 4-Q. 5 If you are a class president like Robertson, you get extra help on picture-taking-day . . . Riel and Volkmann aid their chief . , . Hart, Weathersbee and Schnebelen concentrate on looking serious for their portraits . . . Alvin Schay smiles for Mr. Shrader lwho could help it when face to face with a shirt like that! HARD AT WORK , K , F 5 is if A 1 Q , gk! ' ef Hard at work . . . Head Sacristan Barre sets chalice for Mass . , . Senior president Waggoner checks on his freshmen . . . can't figure out what Eickelmann and Byrnes are doing . . , George Lock ioins classmates in catching up on studies. ANNUAL FOOTBALL BANQUET may The annual football banquet . . . always a great night . . . Father Galvin introduces Frosty England . . . Al Eichelmann assures cheerleaders they are mighty welcome , . . members ot the Mothers' Club made us happier even than they look here . . . served us a top meal of steak and all the trimmings. The Fathers' Club was in on the Banquet too , . . footing the bills iust like at home . . , Pop and John Beck beam proudly at Mom Beckg and no wonder atter that great iob of cooking that made the banquet really great . , . look at those happy cheerleaders enjoy it all. aff. 1 g , N. 'arty K J O L ' its i Ms, 7,LL M WW' R , flkukilk W kia? f 5 1' 'Q i :S-at V gl 521 'tagf-fp 5 . 2 J - If :P -A ' ' 'x -. ' , Ti.. Q 1 - 5 1 L-hL , A , K7 B 'i 112.52 X 4 4 mit: we f if , 5,5 -4' Standing: Jim Broderick, Tom Donahue, Chairman, Bill Skarda. Sitting: Larry Kresse, Phil Hawkins, John Prince. Kneeling: Ruby Cumnock, Virginia Hanggi, Pat Bauer, Standing: Bob Hicks, Peggy Buddenberg, Larry Kresse, Carolyn Wag- goner, Tom Donahue, Mary Kay McDer- mott, Buster Kennedy and Kathy Davis. Other cheerleaders appear on Royalty picture in Athletic section, P Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hamel Mr. Carl Garrich Judy Larson Theresia Marie Koehler Robert Matthews Mr. J. B. Thomas Vitus Barre Patsy Bauer Mr. and Mrs. R. E. LaRue Mrs. John L. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kresse Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kresse Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeSalvo Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Guthery Charles Rossi Miss Philomena Baiorek Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Baiorek Richard McGowen John E. Beck Thaddeus Bajorek Mrs. C. H. French Mr. and Mrs. John E. Norwood Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Wylie Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Bidwell Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Balsame Valentino Balsam Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Hampel Mr. and Mrs. Roy Deller Pat Koch Carl Nutt Ronald Deller Fr. Lawrence Graves Fr. John E. Murphy Mari Lou Weintraur Mary Nell Donahue Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Deuerling Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Harness Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Deuerling Joe C. Hanson J. C. Hanson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hanson J. D. Elms, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Land, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hoyt John L. Finley John D. Elms, Jr. Ernest Cavin Mrs. Agnes Cheesman Mr. Joe W. Finley Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Buddenberg Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bray Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nlemann Mrs. John Dickmann Mr. and Mrs. Dolphus Thomey Mrs. Pauline Garrich Walter Arch Jerry Larson ie Chuck Nangle Jim Tuohey Mrs. J. B. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Robertson Mrs. Nettie Thomas Dick Martin Fr. Charles Kordsmeier Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Eugene Kresse . Harold Mayes . Guy Luneau Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Cooper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Baiorek Mr. and Mrs . Richard M. Noll Robert Baiorek Jerome Baiorek Marilyn Brady Mr. C. H. French Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Belmont Mr. and Mrs . R. J. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Bidwell Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bidwell Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cook George Balsam Carey Hughe Elizabeth Ann Bell Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sprenger E. W. Osbor I1 Fr. B. F. McDevitt A Friend Fr. William Beck Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Donahue Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kirchner Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Walker Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Deuerling Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Casper Mrs. Marie T. Elms Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Niemeth Lockie Elms Reissfelder Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Dugan Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hart Billy and Bobby Werner Carl L. Glover Mrs. C. G. Glover Mr. Euegene Mrs. Joe W. M. Pfeifer Finley Mr. and Mrs. Carson Bray Mrs. Bernice L. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Fred Langham Frances Hart James Thom eY Miss Ann Hepp Virginia Cassinelli Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Cupples Mrs. Mary Lenea Mr. and Mrs. John Youngblood Leland Cupples August H. Korte Rita Hardcastle Mr. and Mrs. John Kierre, Sr. Terry Broderick Mrs. H. G. Haliburton Louis G. Caldarera Miss Joan Dickmann Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Donaldson Miss Mary Kay Miller Miss Jeanine Henderson Miss Lurene Simmons Miss Vita Marie Caldarera Mr. and Mrs. B. Tortorici Mr. and Mrs. George Emmons Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Welch Dion Dupre Wanna Lee Machen Mr. H. J. Frederick Mr. Terry Mrs. J. R. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hart Mrs. Kathryn Williams Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Emmerling George Hart Robert Nicely Fred Sweetman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Staley Kenneth Dugan Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Brucks Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Harmon Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dugan Kent Drumeller Anna M. Hurst A. O. P. Nickelson William Horsey Bonnie Permenter Marilyn Fellhauer Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Hawkins Rita Ann Mather Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waggoner Carolyn Waggoner James Waggoner Joe G. Waggoner, Jr. Dorothy Jane Douthit Charles Matthews Stephen Cole W. M. Bogy Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kordsmeier Fr. Raymond O'Dwyer Fr. Reuben J. Groff Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koch Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cassinelli Louis Clowers Carol Ann Cupples Mr. and Mrs. William Weedon Mr. and Mrs. Berry Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. Fred lseman Marie Lucas Mary Ann Lucas Mr. and Mrs. James Kierre Denny Broderick Mrs. Arthur Sikes Mr. and Mrs. B. Caldarera, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. Caldarera Miss Paula Lipsmeyer Miss Virginia Hanggi Miss Eleanor Lipsmeyer Michael Levine Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Perry Mr. and Mrs. A. Bondi J. David DuVaI, Jr. Donald Fred Woeltje Charles Long Louis Frederick Mr. Henry E. Frederick Mrs. Henry J. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. George F. Hart, Ill Mrs. Mary Hart Mr. and Mrs. Woody Simmons Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Jones James M. Smith Fred Sweetman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Waitkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stroud J. Edward Wild Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Thomey Fred L. Harrison Robert Tex Massery Charles Hendrix Josie Patterson Margaret Brigman J. L. Thennes Kenneth Oswald Mary Bea Couch Louella Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beck Mr. and Mrs. Jim Collier Charles Jeffrey Waggoner Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Barker Mr. and Mrs. Everett Graham Mark Allen Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Swope Harry J. Volkmann Ellen Hawbecker Al Meyer Fr. Leo Riedmueller Paul Plangman Fr. John F. Doyle 0 1-Lx., Salesman Phil Hawkins and Mr Sam B Kirby ofthe Nabor Theatre ,x Q R K . W E , his 6 1 s 5 ' 5 4 , 7 as I F L , ..eaA MW - . L ,M eq 4Svfs'f1:f'i ,W A :quita i. F A . f. L A V wl- ,, '1-.W 1535, V Q37-'a,, , Aw L , A 1 , A W WW flow' Ignllgiilei IIIIII ii Wi .,I1,'U , W Wiiiiii s 4 L1 It I.I,IMfif1I2.II M g 126 SINCE 1877 IIIlIIiiIIEIlIiIIIII .IRI T151 ' I .kg I mn :IEW ,IIINIII KM IIIIIIIIIIIII M: E1 . I. ,IIIIEI ' RLITIIII' W 'IIE :Ih- LITTLE nocx . lui m ML Z . 15, ,., E--f H ' ,INT If wohke H IIIIIP I' L Im , ' r IIIIIIIIW .- ' L-i'N ETFWLE I il in Mu H LIILII' ' 'IIE Q I 'ra' EC., :JEL ,445 - , . , ' TTT ' ' ' '- L.m..5-'-I. ..:- R..::-,. -I WQESTHELN NUR TRUST CGD. Complimems of S Complimenfs of CITIES UNION E, M, FORY 'b L- CUPPLES LIFE INSURANCE Co. SERVICE L b . +. Division Manager U ma 'on Engineer Recfor Building LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS 3rd and Cenier LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS KELLY MOTORS INC. Hudson Sales and Service 400 Cenfer Sireef W. T. KELLY, Pres. CARL E. BOPP, Sec. I Ain'+ Mad af Nobody YOUNG TIRE AND SERVICE CO. L. C. YOUNG-Pres. Third and Broadway A. B. CASSINELLI, V Pres. Accessories Bafieries LEO J. BYRNE Trees. Vulcanizing Greasing ' Phone 2-I344 Li'H'le Rock, Ark. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Complimenis of BEST WlSHES THE LEIRD MANUFACTURING F rom COMPANY STEINKAMP'S CHURCH FURNITURE Home pu,,,5she,s of Il20 Wesi Sevenfh DISTINCTION 28I6 Wes? Six+eenTh S+. LiHle Rock, Arkansas Phone Mo 3-4!-75 LITTLE ROCK ILELAWE E f' ' Congra+ula+ions To The Class of I954 From OUR LADY of GOCD COUNSEL CHURCH R+. Rev. Msgr. John B. Scheper Rev. John F. Doyle Rev. John A. Janesko eQ.fQa CompIimenI's of GUS BLASS CO. 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ARKANSAS JOE MARCHESE Personally Recommends The Adverfisers on This Page . 7 'A' Since I880, Arkansas' Mos'I Honored Name tl S in Fine Jewelry 5II Main, LiH'le Rock I-.. . .. CONGRATULATIONS 'I'o Ihe CLASS OF l954 from SAINT EDWARD'S CHURCH REV. EDWARD BURGERT, O.S.B. PasI'or REV. HERMAN LAUX, O.S.B. Assis+an+ Pasfor MAKE YOURSELF WORTHY OF YOUR CATHOLIC TRAINING 8I5 Sherman LiH'Ie Rock, Arkansas ARKANSAS' LARGEST REALTORS ARKANSAS ACCOUNTING FAUSETT 8: COMPANY 81 INSURANCE CO. 2l5 Louisiana 207 Ringo S+. Real EsI'a+e Morfgage Loans UT-I-LE ROCK' LITTLE Rock ARKANSAS FRANCIS JACKSON Personally Recommends The Adverfisers on This Page DRAUGHON School of Business School of Radio BOX II LiH'Ie Rock, Ark. Complimenfs of SOUTHERN MACHINE 81 IRON WORKS 4I'h and Rec'Ior LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Miscellaneous Iron Works Complimenfs of GILMAN 81 KOSTEN TOM 8. ANDREWS ' 422-424 E. Markham 2I0 W. Capiiol LITTLE ROCK' LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS ARKANSAS C DAILEY'S UNITED SUPPLY CO. 2I Easf Markham OFFICE FURNITURE SCHOOL FURNITURE FINER GIFTS DALTON DAILEY, Owner 2I3 E. Markham Liffle Rock, Arkansas RICHARD'S HARLEY-DAVIDSON CO. Ili V ,-,W ' . - 42 - .K r-A .f.mlw.hA. if 'I' I AX J-I-I I-I 0369 ' S Yi wrnmz' 3925 Asher Ave. LiH'Ie Rock AMERICAN MADE FOR AMERICAN TRADE Complimenis of Complimenfs of MILL 81 MINE The SUPPLY COMPANY EDWIN RHEIN MFG. CO. Makers of 7Il W. 3rd 'North LiHIe Rock RHYNEQLIFFE T455 Phone 5-0224 4II W. IIIh LiI'IIe Rock, Ark. HICKlNBOTHAM'S VARIETY-GROCERY 81 MKT. 2307 S. Main SI. Open 'HII 9 P.M. 7 Days a Week Phone 2-9077 LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Complimenfs of A. E. GIBSON Cemeni' Coniracfors COMMERCIAL 81 RESIDENTIAL I8I0 Iris SI. Phone MO. 6-8000 i iam ul Rosen BEFORE IT HAPPENSI Hall Building Phone 2-3I5I CONGRATULATIONS ROCKETS from Arkansas' Larges+ and Besf Men's Siore 0'A cof11v.. 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LITTLE ROCK , A A Congra+ula+ions and BEST WISHES Bes'r Wishes from To l'l1e Senior Class CENTRAL of I954 from FLYING SERVICE Adams Field LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Wholesale Liquor Dealers nfreffkmzwa LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS ComPlimen+s of S WM. F. amz A X UR IRON WORKS I M 805 Cross Sfreel' LITTLE Rock, ARK. L A P P' E Phone Franlrlm 2-4920 I C 2-284: Nigh+ Q 1 K uoffftdffcg 6c.m4..Ta 'Me SENIORS OF I954 ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. Yeasl' and Bakers Mall Deparfmenl' ERNIE SWOPE Telephone 2-5I68 Fauna Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schnebelen Jr. Coach Mike Malham Mr. and Mrs. William T. Moore Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Jackson Mr and Mrs. S. A. Marchese Joe Marchese Mildred Higgason Jewell Cowen Margarel Duff Mrs Theresa Young Mrs. Roy A. Young Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Holcomb Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony T. Schmelzer Miss Ruby Cumnoclr Miss Angela Belo+i Mrs. Gene Smifh Sanfo An'l'hony Vizzina Miss Mary Delia Crocke'H Mr. Paul Buiarski Sam Kirby Mrs. Ida Hansli C. R. Bob Hubbard Ray Woods W. H. Spell Mr. Safferslone Mr. Bill Buice Mr. R. EHs Z. Bensky Edward L. Schenebelen Mr. and Mrs. Leon P. Fields Mr. and Mrs. Dick T. Bledsoe Clarence Fowler Dororhy Fraser Bill Moore Goldia Cook Lucy Marchese Anna Schmelzer Fr. Milfon Lange Waller Holcomb MI. SI. Mary's Seniors Miss Nelda,Jo-nes Miss Regina Simmons Miss Marilyn Dickmann Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Viuina Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Signorracci Mr. Vernon Brakefield Mrs. Dorolhy Hendrick Mrs. Sieve Mullen Mrs. E. M. Tale Cecil Randolph Miss Dorris Karcher Mr. W. D. Rogers Mr. Sam Piazza O. G. Croon Mr. J. E. See Mr. McKennan A NOTE OF APPRECIATION Our special 'Ihanks is hereby exfended Io Monsignor F. A. Allen pasror of Holy Souls Church, LiHIe Rock, for his invaluable assislance wifh Ihe phoiographic work in Ihis yearbook. yfufaglahis A LITHOGRAPHED 74Ql0'5'0!4k YEARBOOK DALLAS 0 TEXAS MIXQJMETHB K Kin K.,, ML fa, K3KfK3vq ,Q PKK K K NM- K . KK fix K , I'- ff B NM W- 'K' R' Q' H - H , ,, A K Q Q ' K Ka K L. 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