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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

SN ef fi 5 A vp., ' was Q-an QM t . E 2 i WILLIAM R. ROBERTSON GEORGE D. BYRNES REV. GEORGE W. TRIBOU Edifor Business Manager Advisor VITUS S. BARRE GLIVER N. EICHELMANN WARREN B. FRENCH Associafe Edi+ors l SILVER JUBILEE EDITION . . HIS EXCELLENCY R MOST REV. As we leave Catholic High it is only fitting and proper that we express our ap- preciation to those who have made our four years here possible. To no one do we owe a greater debt of gratitude than to Bishop Fletcher under whose leadership C. H.S. has made great strides in the field of education. He has watched over us with paternal solicitude, has sent holy and learned priests to guide and teach us. Because of his active interest, his keen and effective realization of our youthful spiritual and intellectual needs we are better men today.Therefore, it is with genuine devotion and an eager pledge of continued fidelity that we dedicated to him our... 4 f I4 4 ALBERT L. FLETCHER PART I. PART Z. PART 3. FDM: FOUNDER and FORMER RECTORS ,.,.... ,..............,. 8 HISTORY and FORMER PROFESSORS ....... ..A.., 9 RELIGIOUS VOCATIONS ...,..,II..,,....I..,,.I. ...... I 3 EARLY FOOTBALL ..,...I,.,,.,............I.I.., .I,4.. I 4 FIRST GRADUATING CLASS .4.,,,..... .I.I.. I 6 CLASSES of I932 'I'I1rougI1 l954 ..,.... , I7 WHO WE ARE ..,4... .I,....I,4., ..... 3 2 WHAT WE ARE I..,4...I.II4..,..I....... ...,.. 3 4 WHERE WE ARE ,..,...I...,...I.,.,I.II4..4 .I.... 3 5 WHAT WE ARE DOING HERE I..,.... ...... 3 6 FACULTY .,,,.I.I........,I.I,I.............,..,. ....I, 40 GRADUATING CLASS .I......,...4. ....., 4 2 OUTSTANDING SENIORS .I........I. I..I.I 6 I OUR FRESHMAN DAYS I.I..I...,........,, ...... 6 4 FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL .,,,..I. ...... 6 6 THE CICERONE I.,....4I,.,..,.,...I...,. ..... 7 4 THE CHOIR ...............,...4.,........., .,.I.. 7 5 YEARBOOK STAFF ....,.,.I.I....I........ ,..4,. 7 6 ACTIVITIES and COMMITTEES ,..,.,., ..4,., 7 8 JUNIOR CLASS ......,,II.I..........II...., 3.,...I.......I.,..,.,.,...,..,. 9 0 SOPHOMORE CLASS ..I,... ...4...I... .4,.4.... 9 3 FRESHMAN CLASS I.I,....,.,...I.. ., I.I...., 96 FRESHMAN ATHLETICS ,.,..,. 4..... , ..l00 5 A successful pre pasf. The spiri+ c loyal s+uclen+s o +0 frullion in 'l'l'19 if fa' Wm 'X Yi iss? 3 ff' ,1 .., ,rf Z V . 11 s Y ,,.,-- . 375 553' ' ,fx 2 Tiaiaif QW' a well as a fufure +ha+ augurs more success mus+ have Hs roofs in 'Phe olic High was born in 'Phe hear+s and minds of devofed priesfs and O's . . . was nur'rured by +heir successors in +he 40's . . . and broughi' LO's for fufure genera+ions fo embrace and profii' by . . . We shsss I .ssss , . if ,Mya kb we ' h, . , ,sit f-S' Us A V , sa.' f........... Y e A 'SQ 3? 'V s is sr' EY W , QS as A I Q t 75 A Q Q ' 'E the s . -Q 4: ' T 's ..if'i: A ' -- X-fi ' 4- ' -1 fp , 59? 'ff A 'Q ,sa 7 E 5 1 ,ix x , f, 3 S, ,42 af cache VGQK ,gr-M MW' R FOUNDER N B MORRIS' M051 REV' ICH 'Lime Rock d BISIWOP of 0.0, Thir MSGR. JAMES E. O'CONNELL Rector 1938-19-'14 MSGR, M. FRANCIS DONOVAN Rector 1944-1952 8 FIRST RECTOR RIGHT REV. MSGR. JOHN J. HEALY 1930-1938 REV. JOHN W. KORDSMEIER Superintendent of Schools O I FR. EDWARD J. YEAGER 1930-1939 FR. THOMAS F. SMITH 1930-1933 ., 2 f.,, A ' G ,L.: I A , A I ' I . .,., A 111R A ' . , Il x V li gg FR. JOHN J. IDUFFY 1930-1932 W5 THE LENGTHENING SHADOW or A GREAT MAN MONSIGNOR HEALY First Rector-1930-1938 MSGR. JOHN J. HEALY A quarter century has rolled by since that quiet September day in 1930 when the reins of Catholic secondary school education in Greater Little Rock passed from the hands of Morris Prep into the hands of the newly founded LITTLE ROCK CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Like its predecessor, the new school was officially the high school department of Little Rock College, the now-dormant institution from which have come some of Arkansas' most valued citizens. Catholic High's first principal, Fr. John J. Healy . . . priest, scholar and gentleman . . . stood at the school's door and welcomed fifty-three students, the first of six hundred twenty-one young men who were, in the course of twenty-five years, to be numbered among its graduates. With him were those other pioneers: Fathers Edward J. Yeager, Thomas F. Smith, and John J. Duffy. The four had been appointed by Bishop John B. Morris, the school's founder, and charged with the task of setting the course for the future. FR. JOSEPH M. BURNS 1931-1932 FR. FRANCIS A. ALLEN FR- l-E0 M. DAILEY 1931-1932 1932-1933 I0 FROM 53 STUDENTS AND . To 1. xwe bagel sf-WN at 'X 506 cam' NX ' 4 TRP' RO -VAX-E-XXC Bess!-X35 I P' 099 srlalxaix- W5 -QQ' NIGX YXXC7 new .590 e000 sie-QQO ad Q' GPX we V533 TATQYXXVS4 DTN a Wa So well did They seT The course and so faifhfully was iT followed by Their successors ThaT Today many of CaTholic High's boys, grown To manhood, are noT only ouTsTanding citizens buT also leaders in every pro- fession and field of endeavor. PriesTs, docTors, mechanics, business execuTives, lawyers, skilled workmen, Teachers, chem- isTs, engineers and physicisTs . . . They now work all over The counTry and some in oTher parTs of The world. They owe parT of The success ThaT has been Theirs To The Training . . . inTelIecTual, moral and spiriTual . . . which They received aT Their alma maTer. So profound was The influence exerTed by FaTher Healy ThaT even Today The school reaps The benefiTs of his efforTs. Truly can iT be said ThaT CaTh- olic High is The lengThening shadow of a greaT man. LocaTed on RoosevelT Road beTween STaTe and Gaines STreeTs The block long campus consisTs of Three buildings and a large recreaTion area. ln The firsT years of The school's exisTence The Gaines ST. building was The cenTer of operaTions. Physics, Chemisfry and Biology labs as well as The library and principal's office were siTuaTed on The firsT floor while four large classrooms were on The second. The STaTe STreeT building served as ad- minisTraTion headquarTers and living accommoda- Tions for The faculTy. The gymnasium was locaTed beTween The Two large buildings and conTained, in addiTion To a baskeTball courT, a swimming pool, lockers and shower rooms, recreaTion hall and cafe- Teria. Xe gx. -'SB' A Ol' xqx TWG 5903 '51 Cal axx I I FR. JAMES G. EVANS T931-1932 FR. CHARLES A. MCCAULEY 1932-1939 FR. RICHARD J. MCCAULEY 1932-1943 FR. THOM. J. PRENDERGAST T933-1934 FR. STEPHEN F. JACKLIN T934-1936 . 4 PRIESTS IN 1930 Athletics took its position among extracurricular activities right from the start, and the program was directed by Father Yeager. He directed the football program for the first few years while Mr. Tommy Donahue coached basketball. Other early coaches were Mr. W. D. Mathers, Mr. Joseph Scott and Mr. Collie Williamson. It didn't take long for a good thing to catch on, by the start of the second year the student popu- lation almost doubled itself. Two new priests were added to the faculty, Fr. Joseph Burns, formerly of Morris Prep and Fr. F. A. Allen, recently ordained in Rome. Under Fr. HeaIy's direction the school's first newspaper, The Squawk, came into being, the Annual Spring Carnival made its bow, a P.T.A. was organized, the Sodality was set up. Getting Acquainted With Madge, the schooI's first play, was presented in the Fall of '33. In the following Spring Fr. Healy originated the Annual Father-Son Communion Breakfast, an activity close to his heart. Increases in enrollment continued through the early '3O's. Old faculty members departed for sem- FR. CLAIBORNE LAFFERTY FR. JOHN J. MULLIGAN 1936-1938 1936-1938 FR. JAMES W. NUGENT FR. JOHN E. MURPHY 1938-1939 1938-1940 inary and pastoral appointments, and new ones ar- rived including Fathers Leo M. Dailey, Charles A. McCauley, Richard J. McCauley, Thomas J. Prender- gast and Stephen F. Jacklin. . . TO 187 STUDENTS FR. RUDOLPH E. MAUS FR. JOHN F. KILPATRICK 1939-1945 1940-1941 FR. PATRICK M. LYNCH FR. EDWARD R. MALOY 1939-1941 1939-1942 FR. JOHN M. BANN FR. ADAM MICEK 1941-1943 1941-1945 FR. A. L. PIETROWIAK FR. N. C. MCGINNIS 1941-1943 1942-1951 II FR MARTIN E. BUSBY FR. THOMAS J. KENNEDY FR JOHN W. KORDSMEIER FR. SIMON STOCK O.C.D. . . .AND A FACULTY OF 10 IN 1955 By 1935 the school had one hundred thirty-three students and the need for a full time athletic director became evident. The job went to Mr. Tom Murphy who, in two years, despite a small football squad, won eighteen out of twenty-three Games. Growth continued and with over one hundred forty students expected for September 1936 enrollment Father Healy knew that the Gaines St. building would be inadequate. With an extensive remodeling job, the larger State St. building seemed the answer to growing pains. The summer was feverishly spent in changing the dormitories and private rooms of what had once been Fitz- gerald Hall of Little Rock College into a high school. When the iob was completed the building had seven classrooms, a large study hall, as well as a library and cafeteria. The old building was devoted exclusively to the science department. Hundreds attended the formal opening of the new plant on October 28th. Sports-wise too, '36 was a big year. An athletic association was formed as well as the Rocket Booster Club. The following season Mr. Cliff Shaw was signed on as assistant coach. With Mr. Murphy's departure in 1939, Mr. Choice Rucker took over the athletic department. This year also saw Frs. Claiborne Lafferty and John J. Mulligan added to the faculty. In the meantime Fr. Healy, having given the school a good start, was appointed Diocesan Director of Schools and Hospitals and Fr. James E. O'Connell succeeded him as principal. Father Healy's program was carried on by Fr. O'Connell and these other faculty members appointed during the late thirties and the early forties: Fathers James W. Nugent, John E. Murphy, Patrick M. Lynch, Edward R. Maloy, Rudolph E. Maus, John F. Kilpatrick, John M. Bann, Adam A. Micek Cfirst alumnus to be ordainedj, Arthur L. Pietrowiak and N. Charles McGinnis. A Fathers Club was organized in 1938 and a Dramatic Society in '39 produced plays under the auspices of the club. The plays were directed by Fr. M. F. Donovan, another new faculty member. Ccontinued on page 871 FR. LAWRENCE P. GRAVES 1946-1947 1946-1947 1948-1949 1951-1952 1952-1953 1948-1949 FR. JESSE C. CHENEY 1944-1950 FR. JOSEPH S. QUINN 1945-1946 FR. JOSEPH M. WALSHE 1950-1951 MADAME HEMANS MADAME BERTOLOTTI 1949-1951 I I ' I I I 8 PRIESTS FR. ADAM A. MICEK '33 FR. Jesse c. CHENEY '34 FR. MARTIN BUSBY '39 FR. EDWARD L. MOONEY '42 QP' Maior Seminarians at St. John's: Mr. Earl Booth '47, Mr. Thom. Keller '50, Mr. Raymond Rossi '50, Mr. Bernard DeBosier, Hon. '51, Mr. Richard Savary '52. MR. JAMES C. DOIG CSC, '47 l BROTHER IZ SEMINARIANS :gg FR. PAUL BUJARSKI '37 FR. JOS. BROWNING SJ '37 115 KNO... X FR. THOMAS STAUDER '42 FR. JOS. BILTZ HON. '49 To be ordained in May 1955 Minor Seminarians at John's: Mr. Louis Hart '53, Mr. John Oswald '53, Mr. Edward Allison, Hon. '53 and seated: Mr. Thomas Donahue '54. I3 w COACHED BY MEN OF SPIRIT, UNDERSTANDING COACHES OF THE PAST FR. EDWARD J. YEAGER-1931 THOMAS DONAHUE, Basketball-I932-34 W. D. MATHERS-1932 JOSEPH SCOTT-1933 COLLIE WILLIAMSON-I'-734-35 THOMAS MURPHY-I935-38 CLIFF SHAW, Assistant Coach--I937-38 CHOICE RUCKER-1939 PETE MERLONI-1940-42 FR. N. CHARLES MCGINNIS-1942-52 a t ld 2, ff 4, Li 5 F , A GREAT TEAM OF THE LATE THIRTIES coached by Tom Murphy: Back: Buell Bishop Fred Hart, Coach Murphy, James Massery, H. NA. Mayer. Line: Roy Pauleffe, Spoon, Bob Currie, Joe Oberle, Norbert Oswald, Warner Sharp and George Porbeck. rra zrr COACH CUFF SHAW Assistant Coach T937-1938 . . . AND GRIDIRON KNOW HOW T947 FOOTBALL TEAM . . . Back: Allen Cardona, Poncho Vella, Frank Pasierb, Jim Stover, Line: Bill Rig- gins, James Miller, John Pierpaoli, Joe Hoffman, Buddy Margrave, Ed Pruss and Ralph Troillet, Coach FR. MCGINNIS T942-T952 -flaw? CATHOLIC HIGH ALUMNI R CLASSES OF 1931-54 dau af 7?57 4' EDWIN F' GALBRAITH' JR' LEONARD C. BEADLE, JR. i 'AQ QW 4,4 1952 QLASQA 'Vw 5035 'H Q is f W swf! 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'g tiailiilpyg ' 5ffhUUI'Q5I35 I i 'E A I , ii A l g I , 4 1 Q L , L 17 4 5 , Q A 5 ,'L' , N EW 'fff4:.i,.f w.,.M M ' WL lk ssaasmow wmmwv, mm-fun. msvncwmr, nzmsuswa., hw CQMERS 1 M USVER JPIBILEE CLASS iw ,Iii . 1 l l A 5 1 may Q Q 'N L f ' g' I .Mr Ji :if 955 X A '1'fgf-hg -ff., EAT 1.-'- Waiiif mm! ffm. 51:9 w:'? 'f'3Si,Q,f :af af 7755 28 REQUIESCANT CLASS OF 1935 Frank J. Vogler George M. Waller John W. Woolford CLASS OF 1936 Joseph W. Kaufman CLASS OF 1937 Francis Harrison Paul Schuller CLASS OF 1938 Edward J. Oswald IN PACE CLASS OF 1940 Felton Roberson CLASS OF 1942 Bernard O'Malley John Rossi CLASS OF 1943 Edward Boever Albert Fredrick Charles Wirges CLASS OF 1945 Thomas W. Keith Dewell J. Raper CLASS OF 1939 Bradley H. Davis CLASS OF1947 Clarence J. Maus Bernard A. Heinze William McCallum George P. Yeager Thomas Schriver Harrell Thompson CLASS OF 195' Alvin C. Buiarski INCLINE Thine ear, O Lord, to our prayers, in which we humbly en- treat Thy mercy, and do Thou bring to a place of peace and light the souls of Thy servants departed which Thou hast summoned to go forth from this world, and bid them to be numbered in the fellowship of Thy saints. Through Our Lord, Jesus Christ, Thy Son, Who liveth and reignerh world without end. AMEN Four years ago 'rwo even+s hav memories making way fo Members of 'l'he -Massery, A. Sch: French, Baiorek. J belen, Simmons, Long. Smiih, IN , 6. 7 1 :of '55: Officers, 'Fron'l', Byrnes, Coleman, Roberfson, Oswald. Firsi row in, Niemann, Gassman, Muehlenbroclc, Frederick, Dugan, Armbrusi' :l row: Swaim, Eichelmann, Ferguson, Nangle, Powers, Barre, E. Schne- Swope, Balsam. Third row: Knoff, Emmerling, Weafhersbee, Murrell nmel, Schay, Riel, Raczkowslci. fx r u Rlveldlfl 5 Couniry U Sm. ...,...+....wM.w..N N X X f? Ark idfaf F Dai NIH Felice w,ffmeLfiif1,QSL4saa4m fes15:Hw2eS2a'3.aES5wSi2esewzszilssssw Qiiiig XIQKI' ffgiii HROER DUPRE Wdatmme, I87 STRONG FROM NINE 5 . . . IN THE GREATER LITTLE RGCK AREA PARISHES . . . ' gl - , L MAIN BUILDING SCIENCE and LIBRARY BUILDING GYMNASIUNI from and back Wdalmme O I I I Catholic High's program of character train- ing is founded on the principle that' life without Christ is empty. Here we learn to live our faith by taking advantage of the many spiritual opportunities given us: daily Mass, frequent confession, First Friday Com- munion, Forty Hours Devotions, the annual Retreat . . . l LIVING OUR FAITH -of Q I will go unto the altar of God, unto God Who giveth joy to my youth. 36 PSALM 42 I am the living bread that has come down from heaven. If anyone eat of thi bread he shall live forever . . ,I First Friday is the most important day of the month. lt begins with Mass and Holy Com- - - iay , 5 1 i V K H A I ' l . . . LEARNING OUR FAITH munion and sets the spiritual tone of our lives for the days that follow The better a man knows his faith, the better he can live it. Our religion classes are the most important of the day. Through them, during our four years, we learn the reasons for the faith that's in us. F Fr. O'Dwyer discusses the Commandments with his Sophomore religion class. As Fresh- men these boys studied the Sacraments. Next year they will take a course in Church History, Senior year: various aspects of practical Christian living Wialmaw K - ll ff ll P fl , i f, 1-.Q X digaufj 'vll SQ FITTING OURSELVES T0 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 spiritual, moral, intellectual and social virtues which are the marks of the genuine Catholic gen- tleman. LCM TAKE OUR PLACES IN THE WORLD Dear Graduates: To you has fallen the honor of being members of the twenty- fifth graduating class of Catholic High School. We know that this distinction will always be a hap- py memory in your lives. On occasions such as this we canot but turn our thoughts to other years and other graduating classes. Events of past days and hallowed traditions link you to other classes with a bond of fra- ternal comradeship that halts the progress of the years. United with other graduates of Catholic High you stand together as a liv- ing monument carved from the traditions of Catholic Education into the minds and characters of those who have experienced the REV, E. guiding influence of her solici- tous care. As you stand at this crossroad of life your panoramic vision of the past arouses sentiments of righteous pride and keen appreciation. You glory in the accomp- lishments of your elder brothers. Your heart is warmed by their patriotism . . . especially of those who have paid the supreme sacrifice of their lives. Their loyalty to God, to Country, to Alma Mater offers a goal supremely to be desired. The contributions of a quarter-century by a loyal and devoted faculty is a pledge of appreciation of the responsive interest of the students. As we bid you farewell, we are proud of the heritage that is yours, we urge its emulation. We are proud of the loyalty that has been yours, we ask its con- tinuation. God grant you happiness on your journey through life . . . and may our meet- ings be frequent. Yours sincerely in Christ, REV. WILLIAM E. GALVIN ' Principal I 0 REV. RAYMOND O'DWYER English, Religion Choir I Q REV. LEO A. RIEDMUELLER REV. JOHN F. DOYLE REV, GEORGE W, TRIBOU Geometry, Algebra Biology, Spanish English, Religion Library Religion Wqrld Higrory I REV. REUBEN J. GROFF N YREV. MILTON R. LANGE REV. CHARLES J. KORDSMEIER English, Religion Algebra, Physics Latin U. S. History Chemistry REV. FREDERICK B. ZARRILLI MR. MICHAEL MALHAM Algebra, Business Physical Education General Science Civics ad Um 62464 ' IN SEPTEMBER 1951 . . . adulfhood seemed a long way off. We were carefree freshmen! Our mosT serious ThoughTs cenTered abouT such Things as wheTher or noT The iuke box would arrive on Time for The Friday nighT CanTeen . . . how The C.H.S.-Subiaco game would Turn ouT . . . how many magazines we'd sell during The 'drive . . . who would be Fresh- man Team cheerleaders from The MounT. TIME FLEW BY . . . six-weeks periods became semesTers . . . semesTers grew To Terms . . . and Terms had a way of mounTing inTo years surprisingly TasT. WiTh each reTurning SepTember, Though we were a biT more serious, sTill we were sure ThaT life was a panorama of fun doTTed wiTh fooTball games, daTes, dances and shows. IN MAY 1955 . . . as we began pracTicing Tor CommencemenT Exercises The Tull meaning of The evenT hiT us . . . commencemenT means beginning . . . The beginning of our lives as responsible adulT ciTizens capable of making a living, of shoulder- ing responsibiliTies, of choosing a vocaTion, of winning Heaven wiThouT The daily help of our priesT-Teachers, and of making a conTribuTion . . . no maTTer how small . . . To The advance- menT of mankind. CATHOLIC HIGH . . . has given us The spiriT we need To be whaT we musT . . . yes! . . . we've goT iT and we're noT going To leT iT gol and 'For whaT he musT do here below in order To aTTam The sublime Educahon conslsTs essenhally in preparing man for whaT he musfube end 'for which he was creaTed I POPE PIUS Xl GEORGE D. BYRNES Vice President Member of Immaculate Conception Parish Football 'I Basketball I Choir I Yearbook Business Manager Senior Profile Boys' State 3 WILLIAM P. COLEMAN , M D President Member of St. Patrick's Parish Vice President 3 Football I Basketball I, 3 Cicerone 4 Monitor 4 Choir I Senior Profile Boys' State 3 1S QHsiiQVwEk Q 5365 X5EsFf3,Es5Es?iiIE 4,0223 wcnwv- WILLIAM R, ROBERTSON Treasurer Member of Holy Souls Parish President 3 Treasurer 2 Football 1, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Cicerone Sports Editor 4 Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 4 Boys' State 3 C.S.M.C. 3, 4 Senior Profile Best All Around Sophomore inf ROBERT E. BAJOREK Member of St. Mary's Parish WILBUR F. ARMBRUST Member of St. Andrew's Parish Football l Football Manager 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 4 Basketball Manager 2 52231. 1:2:-:::E'-:E:'-: - ' ' -I F'-i '!s22 :2' isi55E5fi55s,.5i,: ,..f,.li 15.5 5 i3 k VITUS S. BARRE, JR. Member of Holy Souls Secretary 3 Football 2, 3, 4 All District 4 Track 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Choir President 4 Yearbook Associate Editor Head Sacristan 3, 4 Senior Profile Monitor Parish Gf'WQL fs'l '. .',, Q ., 'F' ,, ? '1.'?.--- OLIVER N. EICHELMANN JR Member of St. Edward s Parish Treasurer 3 Football 1, 2, 3 Co-Captain 4 All District 3, 4 Basketball 1 Track 3 Monitor Yearbook Asso fins J, ' M fjiwjjwf W ,dm , ova? 4700 -' F0511 'ff M ffaww , 48 DALE R: EMMERLING Member of Holy Souls Parish Track 3 Cicerone Assistant Sports Editor 4 DAVID L. EMMEL Member of Holy Souls Parish Choir 1, 2, 3 ww R R 8 fr i , i I V -' -- f , . C Q L 1 v K ix s' . i X XR Ni .i . l Q -. I f x Mi- i 5 1 3 xiii X . 4. ,xl X w ,K x. NE if, LAWRENCE A. FREDERICK Member of Sf. PaTrick's Parish President 2 Secretary 3 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 C.S.M.C. 3, 4 Cicerone Associate Editor Senior Profile Senior Ball Committee VINCENT W. GASSMAN Member of St. Mary's Parish Librarian 2 WARREN B. FRENCH Member of Holy Souls Parish Track 3, 4 Yearbook Associate Editor Monitor Spanish Club m 1xmaii:i amwtazmibsfmsiasaztri f. , V V. 5, www 17 ,Q iw-nM:,. ww-vmwmmm-fv ROBERT J. LONG I IJROIQ Member of ST. Patrick's Parish Football l C.S.M.C. 3, 4 Cicerone 3 Cicerone Editor 4 Senior Profile ECDAI, OLE ! lf55' FRANCIS E. KNOFF Member of Si. Anne's Parish 'Ei6'Siis i,f, 11 'I NJ N5 ' 'U' 3 :J ,X . L 4 22- l tbl Q j- .XVUFVIXNY E bl U f tr 'Xl tgirl fn. W rf , ' if I, 1 I I uf Mx f ' CHARLES R. MASSERY J Member of ST. Andrew's Parish Football 1 Basketball 1, 2 Track 3 52 EDWARD J. MAHONEY Member of St. Andrew's Parish S si-I EW . 5 K l X s 5 I X 3 i x A 2 r E 5 2 , 3 050 L AAAI. 'g:u 's l CI' . ,-ifhi. v U .f 0 ,JA - 1 A ' ,Ao ROBERT E. MURRELL Member of Good Counsel Parish Cicerone 3, 4 Spanish Club, President 4 Senior Ball Committee, Chairman BRUCE K, MUEHLENBROCK Member of Holy Souls Parish 9 EEEL ' fiiisifi -gi?:g,iPifQg,ff,i.-me big K ' ni feels YIQSP' Xl l Hffiflbfk. fl, . - L is milk! sz' W 'K Q is l, . .-win -'i' Jw, .Ami MQ .W WMP WM HAROLD J. NIEMANN , I Member of St. Edward's Parish F tb II 1 oo a Football Manager 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2 LQ we fic me We ew- Ufgwiafaaw A M .0 0, I 117 ,X G. CHARLES NANGLE 7 Member of Holy Souls Parish Vice President 2 Cicerone 2, 3, 4 Cicerone Business Manager 4 Senior Ball Committee 05651-2550 ' 1747 il N5 S CARL J. NUTT Member of St. Theresa's Parish Spanish Club Sacristan 2, 3, 4 ROBERT A. NOLL Member of ST. Mary's Parish :SQEYQXN Q' QQ pf CHARLES E. RACZ KOWSKI Member of St. Patrick's Parish President l Sacristan 2, 3, 4 ffwfhlaffmwwfh mf iffiwafmwffrv' Jfmfwe THOMAS J. POWERS ff ff V' Member of Holy Souls Parish Vice President l Football 'l, 2, 3, 4 Football, All District 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 C.S.M.C. 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Cicerone 1, 2, 3, 4 me Q m:ffsg,:1Qs1'f .1 if f Q X Q3 f E ALVIN SCHAY Member of Good Counsel Parish Secretary 1, 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Yearbook 4 Monitor, Captain Senior Ball Committee 'HcxfN0 V fy C fn! fsf fn ffj fl luilll ' 1 f I 4 I 'N' N lxlif FX M or 1, r M 'F N' ofa f N W iw, i ., A li ll! is 'N .D U' , M I 58 DAVID J. SIMMONS Member of Holy Souls Parish Choir 'I, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 Monitor 'l'va.6'5 a':3 'LeuQfuv 'fSp. gt:vw'N.t.'- e 'EN ' sect' . owgwq EDWARD L. SCHNEBELEN Member of ST. Mary's Parish Choir 1 Monitor Spanish Club 4 ,S ,ZAML luv- 4 f N' JC-' Z, ,Q A I iii-.10 ffwffg. , , tiff ! -f ff, Lzf THoMf-xillvf SMITH , Member of Holy Souls Parish Football l, 2, 3, 4 Football Co-Captain 3, 4 All District 3, 4 All State 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Monitor Senior Ball Committee REV! Sm ITH SlsblB11l K3 Q Jw 6,20 J, 'Af' WW! 0421 .fj:UWal4,7j!j1,4 j1 ' 'fir 'I' j .. , ,Ur-, f,.+j1f,l - df- fW - NJ ffmd, 2 'C 44 HZ' 'V'L'?! ' ' '71 E in 21 2244, LAWRENCE C. WEATHERSBEE Member of St. Patriclds Parish Football l, 2, 3 60 , 'ii?Q,lvZwQ7r55i3lii5Ll2:.i'EYEiw1 ERNEST O. SWOPE Member of Holy Souls Parish Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track A Spanlslfm Club 4 sf WE ARE JUSTLY PROUD OF CATHOLIC HIGH S MEN OF DISTINCTION To be a standout in an outstanding class is an honor indeed . . . and one well deserved by a quintet ot our classmates. Wh e n the ballots for the OUT- STANDING SENlORS election we r e counted it was readily apparent that the underclassmen felt the same way about it as the seniors themselves. Five names appeared consistently on the ballots: BILL ROBERTSON BEEDE BARRE MAC SMITH BILL COLEMAN LAWRENCE FREDERICK In these pages we salute and con- gratulate the big tive tor their many achievements in the fields of scholar- ship, athletics, or extra-curricular ac- tivities that have won for them the esteem of theirtellow students. We salute, too, those other seniors, close runners-up, who though deserv- ing of special honor must bow to the space limitations of this section of The '55 Rocket. 3 Zeede game 77f46S0tlff4 'LZJWZCZQ Zadgakmaw Wake Four years ago folks said we were the smallest freshmen ever seen . . . now they call us the largest seniors! 64 ,fmfffm Dale Emmerling and Butch Niemann Cbe- Iowj illustrate the changes eight semes- ters have made in us. ti K Q' 3 ,- xong 309' NKC' S g,Chfl'L,oexen. an Mme Ip, 56 New 1o9' 2, ox-Le' om ,NOP Be tem ' 'Sieve' 5 oswaxd' PAL -DN 6550 if f y r to E:5. O10 N. ppb NPN YQXW. Nxassegednar' 95156 5, Rex yxafl' Emmerling Ctopj and Niemann Cbottomj We' rx OWN' 90 Comma' as they posed for their Freshman and 59 ought Senior yearbook photographs. 900 xowsx. NW' in our Freshman year The greatest moments of light-heartedness came whether it was dancing CSway and Swope with datesjf having a lazy ' h rin on the Freshman Firecrackers CFerguson, Simmons, lunch period or c ee g Oswald, Knoffj. IT SEEMS A LONG TIME SINCE SEPTEMBER I95I . . . but it's only four years ago that we registered here as freshmen . . . those were great days with their many new and won- ' Th ou h the rest of our derful experiences. r g mber them . . . Firecracker ht canteens and many lives we'll reme games, Friday nig others . . . Muehlenbmck Cro as th PJ ey posed for Z':hOswaId Cbonono yearbOQk . PICYU man res. and Senior When we were members of the Firecracker Five we looked like this: I Coleman, Oswald, Murrell, Byrnes, Powers, Phillips, Showen, and Schal, eft to right: Buddy Hart, Massery IKJIELL TV 5 15 ' 'S , ga- ,VW 1 i .- Av Y! Q , Weme afawz 4 1 ? 6404 COACH MALHAM Wiih CO-CAPTAINS MAC SMITH and OLIVER EICHELMANN THE CHAMPIONSHIP SQUAD . . . First row: Bogy, Bledsoe, Carlancl, Maracek, Spinelli, DuVaI, L. Niemann, R. Oswald, Robertson, Plangman, Dupre, Armbrust. Second row: N. Kordsmeier, Beadle, Swope, Dugan, Skarda, Dare, Munos, Mahan, Donaldson, Schlereth, Roberts. Third row: Coach Malham, Urbani, Powers, Eichel- mann, Kirby, K. Oswald, Smith, Schay, V. Barre, Tuohey, C. Harrison and Father Riedmueller. MIKE MALHAM Coach I4 ...... ..... c .n-rs. 20 ...... ....... c .H.s o ...... ..,. . ..C.H.S 7 ...... ....... c .H.s. 7 ...... ...,. C .H.s 33,W .,,. ....... C.H.S. zo ....... ....... c .H.s. is ...... ....... c .H.s. 27 ....... ....... c .H.s. 33--. .... ....... c .H.s. as ....... ....... c .H.s, Ain AT A GLANCE Ba uxite ....... ,... 6 Bald Knob I 2 Srurrgarr ..... ...... 3 4 Benton .,,, I3 Conway ..,., ,.a... I 9 England -- I3 Morrillon --- .... --I4 Subiaco .... 27 Bea rden W 7 Sheridan ..... -M Jacksonville 6 O if -W a , ,351 . FR. LEO A. RIEDMUELLER Team Chaplain Barre, Oswald, Smith, Schay, Coach Malham TWO YEAR LETTERMEN . . . Swope Kirby Powers Oswald, Barre, Tuohey. Missing: Roberfson and Don aldson. ONE YEAR LETTERMEN . . . Standing: Niemann Bogy Dugan, Dare, Mahan, Beadle. Seated: Kordsmeler Car land, Munos, Spinelli and Urbani. Missing: Skarda HOURS OF PRACTICE E . . . PRODUCED THOSE . . . 2 3 3 Q . , S i GREAT MOMENTS E e 5 OF VICTORY X' 70 SEVEN WINS FOUR LOSSES . . AND EVERY GAM E A REAL THRI LLER A quick workout limbers up those tense pre-game muscles iust before the Rockets tackle another opponent under the lights at War Memorial Stadium. l '27 fi at if 'Nik MAC SMITH All-Stater Watching the game from the bench was rougher than being in it. Here Coach looks like someone is getting ready to do something he told him not to do Poor guy! fishy 5 3 v ,4- li K 'ff .ix B Q 35. .. 5 f ? 'if E5 11 ig n if' mi! jx Q , 'iv xx: -nap ...Q 71 'W M,,s,g,,,, Y ' aww ,a W, W f JHIWMWMAK Q3 'gg ,wg wa , f ri - A. T ',4. v li! pie ye Q 2 , BASKETBALL TEAM . . . Left to right: Jim Rumbach, Lynn Niemann, Jim Tuohey, Pat Koch, Tom Powers, Jim Matthews, Jim Hendricks, John Carland, John Doolittle, Frank Armbrust, Matthew Lannie and Coach Malham. Kneeling: Sam Kirby, Manager. '1 ar- RANDOM SHOTS . . . Kirby knows that being manager isn't always this easy. Donaldson and Tuohey's last night's game. 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MEN OF MELODY ooL . R SCH EPRESENTWG OU E R FAR AND WID ,es l Q., gm, Back row: Creasy, Elms, Hicks, T. Frederick, Morse, Koch, B. Ba' Curnber, N. Kordsmeier, T. Barre, Hanggi, Gr ' Simmons, Hart, Helbron a d EDWAR . GEORGE . MR Assisfanr Dffedor , YER THER RAYMOND L. O DW FA Di,-eCTOf rre, Kirby, Hendrick ay, Merraller, L. Fred ' n J. Kordsrneier. M' ' s, Mc- erlck, Powers, V. Barre, fssfng: Ferguson, F. Allen, Donaldson, Scott. DS 75 I ROBERT SON fr ? swf WILLIA M R . ROBERTSON Editor-in-Chief GEORG E D Business M3YRNE5 nager WARRE N B F . RENCH virus 5- BAR RE N . EICHELMANN A550 . C1319 Ed. rrors FR. GEORGE W T ' RIBOU Fafulr y sponsor OF 'NOR GEO RGE BYR NES HOURS er math to cornpuie the num- ei above pro- FR G . W ' 'TRIBO Advi U Sor 'require a iaunx into the reaims of hrg ber oi man-hours required ro put our a big yearbook. The pan 7'YS', . . . . rw A '- vides a ghrnpse mio some oi the phases oi Khe vvork. Left io rrghh Rob- ' 1 eriwn supervises ihe October iob of hrurrg up ihe uhderciassmerr for their -4,5kELir,ff,,rifV O 373 3 5 J fy ff- I 7 ' 2. fi viii in IJ f vr. ,QI ' . .f1i.,i, g , V QQ if '-Tfrrai' 4' 5135 1 rr ' ii,f-vim V 1 Z Mx rj lm I 2, rf- , .21-',,,,,, ,WM ,V is v Q3 :Z gy lla if Si' 'iff' ODUC WAR REN FRENCH smmgs F Tnb0u gathers snapshoks. French a vemsmg contracts. am composkng KabXe and Kay out she orkmg iacxhhes. Ekchehhan and Barre work up ana! er g i trackng work. SILVER EEJIQECIALLY A ILEE EDITION XNG A 44 FATHER TRIBOU Senior Sponsor . . . OF CLASSROOI THAT VARIETY WHICH IS ITS SPICE . . FATHER GROFF Junior Sponsor SENIOR OFFICERS . . . Left: Bill Coleman, Ken Oswald, George Byrnes and Bill Robertson. JUNIOR OFFICERS . . . Above: Len Beadle, John Doolittle, Jim Tuohey and Pat Koch. ' WITH A WIDE ASSORTMENT wh ND CAMPUS ACTIVITIES THAT GIVE IT High school life is a busy life. A multitude of activities is needed to satisfy our youthful enthusiasm and the burden of providing many of those activities falls on the shoulders of the class officers and sponsors. FR. O'DWYER Freshman Sponsor FRESHMAN OFFICERS . . . Cecil Hill, Ronnie Pyle, Charlie Cagle and Bill Irvin. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS L M lc, T d FATHER DOYLE . my Sm? e Frederick, Matt Lannie and Frank Spinelli Sophomore Sponsor A OFF O Part of the fun of playing football is the trip to the away games. Here Manager Frank Armbrust even tries to manage driving the bus but was soon dethroned. THA If only all periods were as pleasant as lunch period. To look presenlable in School CID Nothing like a basketball game to perk you up. a fellow lusl has To Shave ' ' ' CZD Skarda and Robertson relax in their hideaway. whether he has a beard or not! ANNUAL VALENTI NE' il I ' . One of the best affairs of the year was the Valen- meier and Beede Barre: C33 Roseanne Burgy and Ed- tine's Dance. Couples included CU Boppin' Bobby die Mahoneyy C51 Joanne Finley and Jim Tuoheyg Skafda and C-Srl Ann R0b9l'l50f1 C25 Pudgy Kords- C60 Coach and-Mrs. Malham. The middle photo C43 FOOTBALL TRIP 7 x, 1-. M YV: M' an f ff, A v ft viii, Tuohey and Beadle always oblige the cameraman. C31 Oswald iust henrd the cheerleaders will be at the Lynn Niemann and Mac Smith catch up on their literature. game too. CAD Eichelmann sleeps through it all. CSD Sclnay and 'ON DERFUL LUNCH HOUR C32 Mac Smith and Bob Murrell smile at something with the football. C53 Cousins Gene and Alvin Schay that only makes Bob Smith frown. C43 Swope and settle a dispute family style while C63 the Juniors Reese watch the wild mob take out after the victim use their energy via football. ANCE r 5 shows Powers and Armbrust counting the money the couples brought in. 1 One of life's real thrills . . . a ride Dave Martin's car. 7026 We aaZo77ZeeZ SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE Left to right: Chairman Bob Murrell, Mac Smifh, Chuck Nangie, Alvin Schay and Law- rence Frederick. . A I r rrrar c A ig' ,., 1 - - H K COACH MALHAM AND FAMILY MR. and MRS. MICHAEL MALHAM with CHILDREN CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS . . . C. Waggoner, C. Davis, V. Hanggi, R. Cumnock, P. Buddenberg, D. Raczkowski, P. Kordsmeier Freshman: D, Nosal, R. Wilkerson, S. Pedifor, J. Biankenship, L. Wickard. jr--- fi-Q iam A i CEN S1l1Cll'lQ1 --WW' ' SENlOR Pkliilzlllalis el Sif1ing:aColeman and R05 Long, OSWB ' all CHEERLEADERS 66 MONITORS , . . Standing: Coleman, Barre, Simmons, Schay, Eichelmann, Sitting: Riel, Schnebelen, Massery SACRISTANS ,fig sAcmsTANs . . . Rmkowski, Nutt, Koch, Bane, Beck and Beadle. S L ,. u LIBRARIANS PQ x CHEERLEADERS . . . Standing: Hicks B. 'L Barre, Kordsmeier. Kneeling: Kennedy and LIBRARIANS . . . Woeltie, Morse, Chaire, Allen and Elms. Nlarbui. 83 FIRST FRIDAY BREAKFAST I '72 ,T i' w i A AR IQ' E ,iF' i if L FWVVF l E qq z 'VAF ij kg A 'b -ff zi. Thanks to the Mothers Club there is always a good petites hold forth at the Junior table. C2j Mrs. Beadle breakfast snack waiting for us after Mass and Com- sees to it that son Leonard's cup doesn't go dry. rnunion on First Friday. UD Some of the biggest ap- CSD Mrs. Mahan serves some hungry sophomores and Football Manager Frank Armbrust stacks up the ier- seys in the Athletic Department office. IT'S PICTURI These freshmen waiting in line to have their photographs made don't rea- lize how much work will be expended before they are published in the yearbook. Pyle, Shaw, Wagner, Spicer and Lehman line up: Lewis straightens WORK AND FUN G Lots of work precedes every dance . . . the Valentine Dance was no exception. CU Smith hands the next strip of crepe paper to Robertson while C21 Mahoney Siena-+ 1' ,IQ 51 an ,g'k,', . A vu tap 1' J. -- ,fr4,',n, A juniors while CSD Schnebelen and Witkowski drain their cups as a fresh pot of chocolate heads their way. HAT MAKE A YEARBOOK l .w ,N N f Y , Nelson's tie while Creasy and Deming fork over that dollar. The staff members then go to work setting up the pages. A s Could it be that Bogy is making that call to tell his mother he has an ap- pointment in Detention Hall? 'Kr sets up the coke department and C32 Simmons ad- Reaves and Lannie. Those on hand include C6 and 7D iusts his stapler Once the dance starts CAD Martin Bridget Wright, Sam Kirby, Linda Sharp and Orland chooses his favorite number which C51 seems to amaze Swope. RANDOM SNAPSHOTS ww - 4. .V V THE JUNIORS . . . next year's gridiron stars! A summer camp conference of Coach Malham, Fr, Riedmueller, Co-Captains Mac and Oliver. midi L, . . .H Father Tribou talks something over with the boss! It can't be about detention hall because Fr. Galvin looks pleased. THE SOPHOMORES . . . up and coming champions of the next two years. We're stuck for words on this panel, The conference between Tuohey and Archie is probably about girls and O'Brien iust looks happy. The first and last pictures remind us that it takes a lot of work 86 before you get to the end of the yearbook! . . , AND APOLOGIES H CContinued from page 125 In 1940 Fr. O'Connell, seeking a successor to Coach Rucker, secured the serv- ices of Mr. Pete Merloni as Athletic Director. With the advent of World War ll Fr. O'Connell instituted courses in Aeronautics and allied fields of study to prepare C.H.S. students for advanced military training when they would be called to the colors. The war menace grew greater and Coach Merloni went into the service leaving the Athletic Department without a head. The gap was filled with the appoint- ment of Fr. Rudolph Maus as Athletic Director and Fr. N. C. McGinnis as coach. Together they produced many winning teams. Fr. Maus continued as director until 1945 when he was appointed a pastor and Fr. McGinnis assumed complete charge of the athletic program until December 1951 when he, too, was appointed a pastor. On January 1, 1952, Coach Michael Malham was named Director of Athletics and Fr. Leo Riedmueller was appointed faculty moderator. ln the intervening years, changes had taken place in the scholastic program as well as the athletic. Following the 1944 appointment of Msgr. O'Connell to the rectorship of St. John's Seminary, Msgr. M. Francis Donovan was appointed prin- cipal of Catholic High. He kept the school abreast of all the vast improvements made in the field of education during the latter years of the war while at the same time still staunchly maintaining the principles upon which the school was founded. Assisting him were many fine teachers who contributed much to Cath- olic High: Fathers Jesse C. Cheney, Joseph S. Quinn, Martin E. Busby, Lawrence P. Graves, Joseph M. Walshe, John W. Kordsmeier and Simon Stock, O.C.D. Fr. William E. Galvin, who had been teaching at Catholic High since 1946, was named principal in September 1952 when Msgr. Donovan was appointed pastor of Blessed Sacrament Church in Jonesboro. As principal he has followed faithfully the course set by Fr. Healy and carried on the fine work of his pre- decessors, bringing the school to new heights of accomplishment. Numerous vol- umes have been added tothe library, a Vocational Testing and Guidance Program has been established, professors have been sent off for summer work in leading universities and an Alumni Survey has been conducted . . . all this in addition to an extensive remodeling of the school's physical plant. Due to the work of Fr. Galvin and his faculty Catholic High continues to enioy wide recognition for its services to the Catholic youth of Greater Little Rock. That faculty includes the following Qyear of appointment in parenthesesy Fr. Raymond L. O'Dwyer C1947j, Fr. John F. Doyle Q1948j, Fr. Lee A. Riedmueller 09483, Fr. George W. Tribou C195OD, Fr. Reuben J. Groff Q1952j, Fr. Charles F. Kordsmeier Cl952j, Fr. Milton R. Lange Q1952j, and Fr. Frederick B. Zar- rilli C195-ij. Little Rock Catholic High School For Boys, having completed twenty-five years of training youth for both this life and the better life to come, stands now at the threshold of a great future determined to give to that future an even greater measure of devotion than has marked the successful quarter of a century com- memorated in this, THE 1955 ROCKET. As gracluafion : we have conlrib a splrll' lhai' will b hundred ancl als From all appeara a happy coun+en and Charles Cag and Bu'l'ch Ca+leH - . ' - , , limi WEE. , 'Q LEE: - , .,, , if seems fhe underclassmen are facing The fufure wi+h a firm sfep and . Leff fo righh Jerry ScoH', freshmang Don Urbani, iuniorg Carl Reese shmeng Jim Hendricks and John Beck, sophomores: Frank Allen, iuniorg hman. 1930 1955 . . S 89 Ae CLASS OF 1956 F' Q LEONARD BEADLE President 90 'Q' s Q , First row: Koch, Doolittle, Beadle, Tuohey. Second row: Miller lsom, Duval, Moore, Elkins, C. Uekman, L. Niemann, Elms, F in ., ,f-a' A 5 I Allen, Schlatterer, Finley. Third row: Aldridge, Hicks, Lucas, Car- land, Urbani, Morse, C. Volpert, Donaldson, Kirby, Paulette, C Harrison, Skarda, B. Barre, Randolph. Fourth row: Gehrki, Schler- eth, K. Dugan, D. Broderick, J. Matthews, T. Broderick, R. Smith Kennedy, Kierre. 'P CLASS OFFICERS 4 PATRICK KOCH JAMES TUOHEY JOHN DOOLITTLE Vice President Secretary Treasurer I WORTHY FORE-RUNNERS OF THE SECOND QUARTER CENTURY Thomas Aldridge Francis Allen Bartholomew Barre or : 1-W' Jk A 'bz I 4 in 2 i i i RRERT R l.RT E ' ' ' E :R if V 5553245 5 ,. ' 't v.u' .EEE -l': - ' John Carland William Donaldson Kenneth Dugan OUTSTANDING JUNIORS PAT KOCH and LEONARD BEADLE Dennis Broderick Mm in ! f l R T. 5 A 4 7' David Duval Terrence Broderick 'FU' Roy Elkins 9I ff ff Charles Elms William Finley Charles Gehrki Robert Hicks Christian Harrison W if J V. si ,S l y I J , 1. V l I i .. and Charles lsom I ' Ja'ln4eg1lAatfl1gyvE ' -1 v uf - -U if We . ,..-M,--, :ragga . fu gm, -me f 3 1 4 he James Kennedy William Kierre Samuel Kirby Carl Lucas .4 W ,,., .r f' ,Qi Charles Miller 5 Z Frederick Morse Lynn Niemann Victor Paulette Bernard Randolph George Schlatterer John Schlereth Robert Skarda Robert Smith Jr 3-N Charles Uekman Donald Urbani Clement Volpert 92 CLASS OF l957 , H wg, 'U Sl if is I ins! fra.--T.. su. ni We 9 . , I tr? V A -isis, ' rg . THEODORE FREDERICK President 'uw f First row: Marecek, Spinelli, Frederick, Lannie. Second row: Ray, Boeckman, Rumback, Marbut, C. Allen, R. Miller, Dupre, R. Uek- man, Chiaro, J. Kordsmeier, Hum, J. Harrison, C. Long. Third row: Mains, Helloron, Woeltie, Mergenschroer, Roberts, Gotts- poner, Munos, M. Downing, Cavin, Bledsoe, R. Oswald, Reaves, N. Kordsmeier, Cheney, R. Beck, J. Baiorek. Fourth row: D. Stuff, Bogy, Surso, Lock, C. Matthews, N. Nelson, Dare, O'Brien, Hen- dricks, Mahan, J. Beck, Hess, Martin, Archie, White, Hall. CLASS OFFICERS FRANK SPINELLI LAWRENCE MARECEK MATTHEW LANNIE Vice President Secretary Treasurer ?I .L 1 fr' 1, 93 INHERITORS GRAND TRADITION Robert Beck Richard Bledsoe Joseph Boeckman Peter Bogy Ernest Cavin A :.,, :ZA , : fm if W ' e e its eoe e e ee T J iccs m' , R r fn' rg- 15 A X, A A 4 Thomas Hall James Harrison William Helbron James Hendricks Edward Hess OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORES LARRY MARECEK LOUIS MUNOS Charles Allen Walter Archie Jerome Baiorek John Beck Vincent Chairo William Dare Michael Downing Anthony Dupre Clemence Gottsponer Joseph Kordsmeier Norbert Kordsmeier n tt q'- Phillip Mains Thomas Marbut Robert Miller Louis Munos George Lock xiii In ,sa f e-.,Q if ai David Martin if S S at GS Charles Long siss as if 4 if Joseph Mahan s ':- K 1 li xi 1. 'f-,1kb, 1 Kia Charles Matthews Wm. Mergenschroer A f ,Q 132, I J Norman Nelson William O'Brien mi s .. of X' ' X ll Paul Plangman Revedy Ray Roger Reaves Bradley Roberts ' iigfwl ll -nl it David Stuff Michael Surso Robert Uekman William White p 1 S E sig .,s'- Richard Oswalo . ii, James Rumbach Donald Woeltje 95 CLASS OF 1958 I? K2 ld, WSW? RONALD PYLE President First row: Hill, Pyle, Irvin, Cagle. Second row: Buddenberg, Casa- vechia, Cia, Deming, Evans, Finnegan, Catlett, Bawiec, Brown Simmons, NIcCumber, Archer, Duelmer, Rutherford, Gray, Hanggi Creasy, Marchese. Third row: Spicer, Wagner, Metrailer, Stuff Barre, Schnebelen, Dugan, Hoffman, Johnston, R. L. Holland R. A. Holland, Nutt, Thomey, Campbell, Scott, Lewis, Downing Torres, Hart, Muehlenbrock. Fourth row: Dixon, Deller, Nelson Grimes, Witkowski, Miller, Reese, DeLeuil, McGowan, Volpert Williams, Thompson, Lehmann. 'I' CLASS OFFICERS 4' WILLIAM IRVIN CECIL HILL CHARLES CAGLE Vice President Secretary Treasurer dw' 4-d '5 ' f' OUTSTANDING FRESHMEN DALE MUEHLENBROCK and RONNIE PYLE OUR LARGEST CLASS . . . THE HOPE OF THE FUTURE Samuel Thomas Jacob Raymond Joseph Archer Barre Bawiec Brown Buddenberg James James Robert James. Clifford Paul Campbell Casavechia Catleft Cia Creasy DeLeuil , ,.., L. n , .. K Q 1, 2 f'-. L ,-h'- K .N-- K E ll L -,riilil 551+ S L A 'Y , an LLL A is ss g J r 1 A J i A I 5 X K - ,..:- i 1 T A I sl Charles Patrick Michael Samuel Louis Norbert Deller Derning Dixon Downing Duelmer Dugan 97 L5 D, Q gif! ,ff L g , Lawrence James Michael Evans Finnegan Gray Robert Theodore Arthur Norman Robert A. Grimes Hanggi Hari Hoffman Holland Robert L. Peter Daniel Daniel Charles Hornibrook Johnston Lehmann Lewis Holland Q . 4' ,N 52' gil. ff' Murrell James Vincent Frederick Raymond McCumber McGowan Marchese Metrailer Miller Y ' Q Ml .5 Q5 , J, X ! ,L ff Dale William Frederick Muehlenbrock Nelson NUT? Robert Carl Gabe Gerald Francis Pierpaoli Reese Rutherford 543011 Schnebelen 2 'UR Thomas Frederick James William Leonard Shaw Simmons Spicer Sluff Th0meY 13 James Lonnie Joseph Joseph Francis Thompson Torres Volpert Wagner Witkowski 99 O , - P t :at T 1 C ' it 3 ','-f ft Z N- lv ii . 1, 1 , Q 5 jj ,lffi f W: 5 gi' L5-1, , ,ff rf' K , ' ' , F:. jgg,i -, ,.,f x , -. - 5, 15 K . '.-, Wifi ' fvg,f-aff , 3 -2-2 5 g 7 as , ki P X Standing: Frank Schnebelen, Bob Holland, Frank Schnebelen, Cecil Hill, Ray Miller, Charles Cagle, Torn Shaw, Manager Bill Irvin. Sitting: Ronnie Pyle, Dale Muehlen- brock, Tom Barre, Joe Wagner, .lim Campbell, Cliff Creasy and Butch Catlett. i ii ' t,'4 -l LE? sea Standing: Norbert Dugan, Charles Cagle, Ray Miller, Jim McGowan, Pete Horni- brook. Sitting: Bobbie Pierpaoli, Ronnie Pyle, Tom Barre, Cliff Creasy and Ted Metrailer. ORK AFTER A WEEK OF W THERE'S FRID AY NIGHT FUN FRESHMAN CANTEEN Za my lmif2e 7? Mr. and Mrs. Traffansradr Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. NUTT d Dennis and Terry Broderick Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wearhersbee Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Springer R. H. Muehlenbrock Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Johnston Jose h Grabher Mr. and Mrs. p Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Massery Mr. and Mrs. Warren Baldwin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Worley Miss Mary Sharon Wilkens Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frederick Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Merrailer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Frederick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arrhur M. Emmerling Mr. and Mrs. VV. E. Srevenson Charles C. Gaul Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schnnelzer Mr. and Mrs. James F. Tuohey Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mergenschroer Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Weafhersbee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dick T. Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Schmurzler C. S. Schnebelen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Engelberger Miss Geraldine Massery Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Presley Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. D. Chresman l Warren Baldwin, Jr. Paul Mahoney Lester Fellhauer L. J. Frederick R. A. Frederick Donald Carroll, Jr. George F. Sullards Joseph A. CoTTen Feild George D. Byrnes O. N. Eichelmann 1 Joe C. Hanson Francis Armbrust Wilbus Armbrust Earl Kelone Tony Ferguson Jim Broderick '54 Mr. Andrew B. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Swope A Friend Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Epps Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hicks Mr. Bill Hood Malanie S. Fortson Miss Lena Bruner Thomas Marbut Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ray Donald E. Riel Mrs. F. L. Bauman Lima Music Co. N.L.R. Fixit Shop Kathy Davis A. J. Hepp Mrs. Tom Morrissey Mrs. T. E. Matchett Jan Gregory Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Noll John F. Massery Mrs. Lena Berg Remount Gro. and Mkt. Mr. J. B. Morgan Miss Mary Gray Miss Carolyn Waggoner Mr. and Mrs. William West Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crosser Mrs. W. H. Marak Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Seymour Mrs. T. W. Carter Charles Hum Dean Ducan Mr. Val Balsam Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hart Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Miss Wanda Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs .P. R. Dugan .C. Miles .William Peterson .W. D. Scott Campbell .W. H. Swaim . Ross Mauney .B. B. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. E. Gene Stoddard Miss 'Lena Uekman Diane Ferguson Tom Powers Miss Ruth Elrod Virginia Hanggi Glendia Lee Swaim Larry Evans George Peters '53 Lurene Simmons Mildred J. Renda Grady Adkins, Jr. Miss Ruby Lee Drye Allyn Marie French Donald Woeltie Mrs. Charles Durbin Mrs. J. L. Gassman George E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Lima Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nix Ruby Cumnock Mrs. M. 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Coleman Broadway Cash Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Norbert Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. .V. S. Barre Mr. and Mrs Ma rshalll Scott Kordsmeier W. M. Robertson William M. Joiner O. C. VanCuren T. D. Johnson, Jr. Roger Armbrust Patricia Ferguson Judith Ferguson Miss Mary Miller Eileen Nangle Billy Swaim Charles Long Mr. and Mrs. Alford Fr. Milton Lange Ella Mae Schay Mrs. Grady Adkins, Sr. Fr. Reuben J. Groff Ina Pearl Davis William H. White Mr. and Mrs. Gene Riel John L. Gassman Annie L. Brown Joe Marchese Cecil Hill Mrs. Ann Hepp Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hart Matt Bevans Marian Murrell Eulalia Wortsmith Dick Massery Edward J. Mahoney Mrs. E. P. Harris Mrs. J. B. Morgan Warren French Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waggoner Mr. Ted West Mrs. C. E. Shannon Sylvia Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hofer Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Mize Mona Emmerling Mr. G. H. Bidwell Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Walls Murrell McCumber Paul Plangman Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bartsch Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Oury Miss Minnie Burgess Mr. Julio Pierpaoli Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Swaim Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Oswald Mr. and Mrs. John Castle Mrs. Edward J. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. I. Gaisbauer Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Murrell Miss Sharon Fellhauer Mr. and Mrs. T. Joe Bahil Mr. and Mrs. Q. H. DeClerk Mr. and Mrs. Murrell Sammons Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Schay Hickey Himstedt William Mergenschroer 1930- CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL -1955 Congratulations to Catholic High on Its SILVER JUBILEE SAINT MARY'S CHURCH .gn REV R J M CAULEY P t REV T R STAUDER A I200 W. I6I'I1 NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 1930-SILVER JUBILEE-1955 Tommy Powers Personally Recommends 'rhe Adveriisers on This Page Besl' Wishes fo ihe Class of '55 Ed UU! l Tommy Powers complamem of BUMPASS compnimem. Lculs O'MALLEY CLEANERS of SC 'NE'DER'S FURNITURE co. AND DYERS Pl-nL's CANDES 507-509 2909 w. Markham SNACK BAR THE Gus BLASS co E' W'sm 9 c. c. suMPAss Ph' FR. 24855 owne' 2925 Kavanaugh Lime Rock 'i'..t2f.Lz, ck P GF+lZ'Efff0o UTTLE ROCK Congra+ula+ions +o +he Senior Cass of '55 from ST. PATRlCK'S CHURCH Rev. Gregory H. Keller, S.T.D. Rev. Bernard J. Robeson, Asst Rev. Reuben J. Graff Complimen+s of COMPLIMENTS OF STIFFT STATION . ECONOMY DRUGS Hollls Grocery Co. Markham and Kavanaugh PH. MO 3-4l7l FREE DELIVERY 250l W. 9TH LITTLE ROCK 1930-CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL-1955 Frank Armbrusi' Personally Recommends 'Ihe Adveriisers on This Page MORRILTON PACKING CO. Peiif Jean Brand Produds MORRILTON. ARKANSAS Processors of Hams, Bacons, Sausages Frdhll Armbursi' The Moores' Cafeteria 4I5 MAIN STREET To Ihe Success of fhe Rockers CompIimen+s of QUALITY CLEANERS 2302 Arch S+. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Your CIo+hes Deserve fhe BesI ' ALBERT J. SIMPSON O. S. GODSEY Phone Fr 2-8603 The Besi' of CompIimenI's of . Everyfhmg in Men's Wear SCHAER - NORVELL BAUMANIS TIRE CO. MEN'S SHOP Broadway aI' 4I'h LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 302 -Main Phone Fr 5-8I I8 CompIimen+s on Your 25'I'h Anniversary M , W - - V I J. R. HAMPTON 8. co. General Agenfs I 4- .- Fire and CasuaII'y Insurance If Q 5, PHONE 4-8282 N if Union Na+'I Bank LiH'Ie Roch 1930-SILVER JUBILEE-1955 A. and J. Electric Co. BEST WISHES 'TO JUBILEE CLASS JULIAN P. NABHOLZ Herman Binz and Sons Elecfric ConI'rac'Ior I323 W. 3rd Sf. LiI I'Ie Rock PHONE FR. 5243I Iron Works I23 N. Gaines SI'ree+ Li+'l'Ie Rock, Ark. Best Wishes to Jubilee Class SAINT EDWARD'S CHURCH QRS REV. ANTHONY SCHROEDER, O.S.B. Pasfor REV. HERMAN LAUX, O.S.B. Assisfani 8 I 5 Sherman Li++Ie Rock, Arkansas CompIimen+s of Ihe COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 5Ih and Arch S+. Congra+uIa+ions fo Ihe Class of '55 NATIONAL EQUITY LIFE INSURANCE CO. R. D. LOWREY, Pre. 209 W. Capifol Home Office LiHIe Roclz 1930-CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL-1955 Larry Weaihersbee Personally Recommends fhe Adverfisers on This Page BesI' Wishes 'From W. R. WRAPE STAVE COMPANY, INC. We Do Na+ Make Ihe Mosi' Oak Flooring bu'l' We Make 'Ihe Bes+ Larry LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Weafhersby CompIimenI's of CompIimenI's of MILL 81 MINE SUNNYSIDE SUPPLY COMPANY GROCERY 7II W. 3rd Norfh LiH'Ie Rock Ibm Main PHONE FR 50224 No. LiH'Ie Rock, Ark. Complimenrs of CELESTE CLEANERS 9I9 Wesi I81'h SI'reeI' NorI'h LiHIe Rock Arkansas Phone FR. 2-4448 C. E. CLIMER. Owner CompIimen+s of A. E. GIBSON Cemen'I' ConI'rac+ors Commercial and Residenfial 7I5 N. Van Buren PHONE MO. 6-8000 MID - CONTINENT CompIimenI's of PETROLEUM CORPORATION and PITCHER CAFE SERVICE STATIONS 3905 E. BROADWAY 9I6 Wes+ I4+h Sf. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 1 193D-SILVER JUBILEE-1955 AD MULTOS ANNOS on Ihe Occasion of Cafholic HigI1's Silver Jubilee CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION SALVAGE CENTER 3l5 Wesi' 6+h REV. JAMES PATRICK McDONNELL, Direcfor COLONEL R. ANDREELLI, Manager Besi' Wishes 'From me Jusi' Like Home Baking KOEHLER' BA RIALTO- PARK S KERY PRINCESS - DRIVE -IN Wedding Cakes, Special Orders 7lI Main Phone FR. 4-48I7 I7I6 Pike Ave. Phone FR. 5-0344 NOFIII LiH'Ie Rock, Arkansas NJ-'R' ComPIIme I'5 of Complimenfs of COLLINS AND CO. GILMORE For Insurance of AII Kinds PAINT 8' PAPER CO' See BERNARD HEINZE 206 Louisiana FR. 6-I34I 409 Cenfer PH. FR. 2-6814 l Ain'+ Mad ai' Nobody Complimenk of YOUNG TIRE WON . . . res. Third and Broadway LIFE INSURANCE CO BATTERIES Acczssonlss 3,6 and Came, GREASING Phone FR- 2-m4vuLcANazlNe Lime Rock' Arkansas LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS I 1930- CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL-1955 SHIP AHOY MAX H. EZELL. Prop. Sandwiches. Beer, SI'eaks Shuffleboard Ph. Franklin 2-9I86 II08 Ba'H'ery AIR CONDITIONED I AMERICAN SHOE SHOP The Hospi+aI for Sick Shoes We Heel Um I II09 Baifery LiH'Ie Rock, Ark. WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS, Prop. I+'s a Pleasure Io Serve You HUGGINS DRUG CO. Bryani' Ashley, Prop. 340I Pike Ave. Norfh LiHIe Rock, Ark. PH. SKYLINE 3-3459 Besi' Wishes from STERLING DEPARTMENT STORE 5'l'h and CenI'er Complimenis of EDWIN RHEIN MFG. CO. Makers of RHYNECLIFFE TIES 4II w. II+h Lime Rock, Ark. Congraiularions ANNE BERTNER KNITTING SHOP 2I5 W. CapiI'oI Li'H'Ie Rock, Ark. Wayne Swaim PersonaIIy Recommends I'he Adveriisers on This Page SOUTHERN MACHINE 81 IRON WORKS 809 E. 4'I'h LiH'Ie Rock, Arkansas Wayne MISCELLANEOUS IRON WORKS Swaim ' 1930-SILVER JUBILEE-1955 Carl Nu++ Personally Recommends fhe Adverfisers on This Page SPAULDING ATHLETIC GOODS CO., INC. All Nafionally Adveriised Lines 5I3 CENTER PH. 2-22l8 Li++Ie Rock, Ark. Complimenfs of THE HALLS Brand of Good Foods ARKANSAS EQUIPMENT CO. Chuclrwagon Cafering Service 204 River Road PHONE Mo-3-2042 5020 Kavanaugh LITTLE ROCK, ARK. LiH'Ie Roclt, Ark. Congraiulaiions Besi' Wishes from LEVY MODEL MKT. gg Omzgsmx, No. 0,77 THE HATTERH 3304 Pike Ave. Noffh Li++Ie Rock, Ark. '23 We' bil' S+' LiH'Ie Rock, Arlr. K 95 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS On Your Silver Jubilee rom THE M. M. COHN COMPANY . ff rl-rfxx +I ' I I Qlazlzl 4I:.'f.I f ' I'-wr --iirniii i Pi! f!'f ll ll sign n - qu vu- r' -- u- 5- F IW :, EQEEWQPEP ll 'al -I u im N v- iv - nr' 211 Li'HIe Rock, Ariz. 1930- CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL-1955 s v Sincere Congratulations l 5? lr, I lSHRADER'S PHOTOGRAPHERS ll7 Wesf 6'l'l'i S+. LiHle Roclc Arlcansas Exclusive Pl1ol'ograpl1ers fo Generalions of Cafholic High School S+uden'l's 1930-SILVER JUBILEE-1955 COMPLIMENTS OF Freiderica Pharmacy CAPITOL AND GAINES LiHIe Rock, Arkansas Yea Rockels LITTLE ROCK BOYS' CLUB Building BeHer Boyhood SOI SCOTT ST. LITTLE ROCK Ph. Mo 3-53I7 290i Kavanaugh DAN'S SHOE SHOP Ray TroilleH s Clarence Besr in Shoe Repair NEW SHOES MEN'S BOYS' QUALITY BRAND DAILEY'S UNITED SUPPLY CO. Office Furnifure School Furnifure Finer Giffs DALTON DAILEY, Owner ZI3 E. Markham Li'HIe Rock. Ark. CONGRATULATIONS ROCKETS from Arkansas' Largesl' and Besf M'en's Sfore HOWARD COHN CO. Men's Wear 3I9 Main S+. Li'H'le Rock MASS ERY'S LAU N DRY Righr Corner 7+h and Cross LITTLE ROCK Lefr Corner 61'h and Main NORTH LITTLE ROCK DavidSimmons Personally Recommends 'lhe Adverrisers on This Page , ' -k Since I880, Arkansas I S Mosi' Honored Name In Fine Jewelry 5II MAIN, LITTLE ROCK David Simmons I 'I I 930- CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL-1955 Harold Niemann Personally Recommends Ihe Adverfisers on This Page DRAUGHON School of Business School of Radio BOX II LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Harold Niemann Complimenfs of CompIimen'I's of THE , T A DRE FRANK LYON CO. OM 81 N WS 208 E. Marlcham 2I0 W, Capihgl Li'H'Ie Roclr, Arll. LiHIe Roclr, Arlransas Complimenfs of DRIVE IN CHARLES ACKER CLOTHING COMPANY' 966 203 Main S'I'reeI' 4800 W. I 2I'h N r+h L'H'I R Ir NOTED PCR o Arkgnls oc Mexican Food Hickory Bar B-O . Now Serving jflzlzlflimle will lf-+I In our wh YW! LITTLE ROCK iu,1lI.l'!1i- ll! Will WQHWHEEN AMES TRUST CGD., MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. I 1930-SILVER JUBILEE-1955 Ber+ Balsam Personally Recommends 'I'he Aclverfisers on This Page ROBERT KIRSPEL CHARLES KIRSPEL ECONOMY LAUNDRY 81 DRY CI:EANERS 6I7-6I9 Main Berl' Ph. FR. 20534 Norfh LiHIe Roclz Balsam I Com plimenfs of THE TWIN CITY BANK . I , , ,. 'aA'laa',R 231152 Ral: lgglll T 'l M11 NorI'h Li'H'le Rock i l' Arkansas 6935, ',l. Besl' Wishes WYLIE CAVIN'S Spor+sman's One SI'op SI'ore and ResI'auran'I 224 Main SI' 3304 E. Broadway PH' FR'4228I NO. LITTLE ROCK. ARK. No. LiH'Ie Rock, Arlx. 1930- CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL -1955 54 gm gm ywzf ,SS GRANOFF'S X QW RESTAURANT X Q Open 'Til Midnighf Ph FR 4-5048 l00I Main S'l'. LlH'Ie Rock, Ak KELLY MOTORS, INC. 400 Cen+er SI'reeI' AORN LITTLE ROCK ARK FR sozas XY P-uo sfon X , I .f Congrafulafions, Seniors NATIONAL OLD LINE INSURANCE CO. Home Office LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 1930-SILVER JUBILEE-1955 Get Holly Brand Meat Products at All Better Grocers BROWN PACKING CO. V 6900 W. Capitol - I Y Little Rock B R A N D Arkansas cf ef' t --.....-:'-...-a K f ff' When the Job Calls for Ccngralulallans STEEL on Your It's Silver Jubilee ARKANSAS FOUNDRY for the Steel and Service STRUCTURAL TH E REINFORCING ORNAMENTAL MISCELLANEOUS AnnAnsAs fnunnnYcn 200 Main l423 East bill Sl. Li,H,le Rock Little Rock, Arlr. Arkansas. 1930- CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL-1955-I ARNOLDS IN Ready-Mixed Concre'I'e Crushed S+one na Main BIG ROCK STONE AND MATERIAL CO. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Washed River Sand ' Poriland Cemenf Roberi' Noll Personally Recommends ihe Adver+isers on This Page CompIimenI's of JOHN P. POWERS Civil Engineer low, SPRING ST. Keep Thai' Spirii' Up RocIce+s Robed Noll ei Main aI' Rooseveli' Road ?wHEN IN-I-HE eafunng ii MDUIJ FUR FINE FUUD INN CHARCQAL BROILED STEAKS us.. OLD NEW ORLEANS DISHES Recommended by DUNCAN HINES L METRAILER 8: HART Esiablished I899 For Befier Shoe Repairing I2+h af Fair Parlr Blvd. Li'HIe Rock, Arkansas PH. MO. 3-b3I9 ai' No Exfra Cos? IIO E. Fourfh S+. Liffle Rock, Arkansas 1930-SILVER JUBILEE+I 955 I CompIimen'Is SCHWARZ GROCERY The Home of Good Things 'Io EaI' 22I8 CROSS PHONE Fr. 42546 BEST WISHES Office Supplies and -from Equlpmenl' PARAGON CENTRAL FLYING SERVICE Adams Field LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS PRINTING COMPANY 3II E. Capiral PH. Pr-5-I28I LiH'Ie Rock, Ark. Bed, Wishes Congrafulafions, Seniors 'From BALCH Bgpp MOTOR COMPANY BEAUTY AND BARBER suPPLY 'lnC0fP0f0+ed 1024 Main S+. OLDSMOBILE 600 Broadway LiH'Ie Rock. Arkansas CompIimenI's oi TUF - NUT GARMENT MFG. CO. 423 E. 3rd THE FABRIC CENTRE Headquarfers for Fine Dress and Drapery Fabrics 2Il-2I3-2I5 W. Cspifal PHONE 2-2248 LiI'I'Ie Rock, Ark. Complimenls of Congra+ula+ions EMADISON CADILLAC G'f'd s+eS v X I Kempners X l , :z e Rock FINE sHoEs-REAnY-To.wEAR Main SI'ree'I' Arkansas 4l8 Main LiH'le Rock, Arkansas Complimenfs of SPAN N'S CUWRIGHI PH R CIS E ' - 5 'lE.iT , UlST Good Servuce R - ' BUS' PH' FP29049 Your Pafronage Appreciafed 5I'h and Cross Liffle Rock PH. Fr 4.4926 9I5 E. 9+h LiHle Rock For Your Heal+h's Sake Ea'I More Fresh Fruif and Vegelables 'From DILLAHA FRUIT CO. 300 E. Markham Li++le Rock Arkansas UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. ln Arkansas More Than Half a Cenfury WILLIAM R. HARRISON, Mgr. 4I4 - 4l9 Donaghey Building Dale Emmerling Dale Emmerling Personally Recommends 'I'he Adverfisers on This Page KIERRE 8: SONS Wholesale Meals PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS Phone 20-3585 Roufe 2, Box 40, Nor+h Li'r+le Rock l 1930-SILVER JUBILEE-1955 Complimenfs of REBSAMEN 81 EAST, INC. Insurance PH. Er. 2-7I43 3I0 Spring S+. Li'H'Ie Rock, Arlr. Besi' Wishes from COMMUNITY MOTORS 7I 8 Broadway LiH'Ie Rock PHONE Fr 5-8I38 or Fr 5-8I37 Congrafulafions on Your Besi' Wishes SILVER JUBILEE Seniors STAN DARD ArIransas' Smarfesi' Men's S'Iore TOMMY'S MEN'S STORE IOI Main S+. LiH'Ie Rock LUGGAGE 81 GIFTS 303 Main Sf. LiH'Ie Rock CANTON TEA GARDEN CHU YAN GEE, Owner, ZII Main S'I'. LiH'Ie Rock Compliments of HARRY SCHER 'Square Deal JeweIer Li'I I'Ie Rock 208 Main S+. , CAPITOL C0 'P 'e IS of REFRIGERATION co. A FRIEND PH. Er 4-I376 I024 W. Sevenfh LiH'Ie Rock 1930 - CATHOLIC HIGH sc:-looL - 1955 Bruce Muehlenbrock Personally Recommends fhe Adverfisers S . on This Page H Helping Build Arkansas lo . ., v 9 G whkafmaa , A , Bruce Q POWCI K Muehlenbrock REDDY KILOWATT YOUR LOW-COST ELEGTRICAL SERVANT Complimenfs of THE BLASS CO. 7I Arkansas Largesi' and Besi' Deparimeni' SI'ore Since I8 4TH AND MAIN Where Every CusI'omer Musi' Be Safisfied Recommends Rober'I' Massery Personally fhe Adveriisers on This Page Complimenfs of NATIONAL BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Markham Roberf 3 I 7 Wesi' M'sse'Y LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS 1930-sII.vER JUBILEE-1955 -V L Complimenfs Complimenfs E I of of FRED'5 AND J'M'5 FIDELITY RESERVE CAFE INSURANCE co. James LonginoH'i, Jr., '43 IHS Main F L ' 4 red ongmofh' 9 LiHle Rock, Ark. 292l W. MARKHAM Complimenfs of MARKETS ARTIE GREGORY Home of Nafionally Adver+ised Foods Lime Rock Ark 250I W. 9+h LH'+le Rock MURPHY POULTRY Congraiulafions from JLZEEZL DoNAI-IUE's DRUG STORE l422 Chesfer PHONE FR2-7224 LiH'le Rock, Ark. Grand Prize Fryers l800 E. 9TH LITTLE ROCK Complimenfs of Complimenfs of THE LEIRD S 8. S MANUFACTURING COMPANY SU Church Furnifure f Dis'I'iT1c+ion PHONE FR 2-3936 28I'6 Wes'I' Sixfeenih S+. 309 MAIN NORTH LITTLE ROCK L'H'e Rock' A 'a m PHONE Mo 34I1s 1930- CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL-1955 SERVICE WHEN Besi Wishes YOU NEED IT Graduafes o . 0 GOODYEAR SERVICE vm coo ' , ,ngfvsnn I. K. ELECTRIC CO. 3II Main LiH'Ie Rock, ArI:. CompIimen+s of UNION NATIONAL BANK 4+I1 and Louisiana PII. Fr 2-5I7I Member Broadway a+ Sevenfh Lime Rock Federal Deposrl' Insurance Corporahon LITTLE ROCK Complimenfs on Your Silver Jubilee HEIGHT'S FOOD MARK-ET 5723 Kavanaugh Blvd. Congra+uIa'Iions Seniors BRAY SH EET METAL CO. I508 ScoH' Sf. LiHIe Rock, Arkansas Congra+uIaI'ions on Your Silver JubiIee WESTERN MEAT COMPANY Cowboy Brand Producis HAM, BACON, SAUSAGE. FRESH BEEF. PORK AND VEAL Wesf SevenII1 LiH'Ie Rock, Ark. 1930-SILVER JUBILEE-1955 Congra+ula+ions and Besi' Wishes +o fhe Graduafing Class of l955 CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF THE HOLY SOULS MONSIGNOR FRANCIS A ALLEN Pasfor REVEREND EDWARD F. MOONEY Assisfani' Pas'l' 9l4 Norfh Harrison LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS I930-CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL-1955 RICHARD'S HARLEY - DAVIDSON CO. Ili X Q -1 - Ke xbigvgxtxkk, af. kfncvllhft X -1 'fir ,:- 'fx -xv H. 'W95 N - ' HINGE 2925 Asher Ave. Li'H'le Rock American Made for American Trade B. E. GLOVER ESSO STATION 320 Ark. - Mo. Hgwy. Park Hill Norfh LiHle Rock, Arkansas Complimenfs of HANK.S GILMAN 8: KOSTEN CO. Doe HOUSE .gang . fxq' 36I4 Roosevell' LiH'le Rock, Ark. 422 - 424 E. Markham LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS LAMAR Complimenfs INSURANCE AGENCY of More Than a Quarfer Cenfury of Service II3 MAPLE STREET Phone Fr. 2-I386 NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK. A. TENENBAUM CO Foof of No. Rock S+. LITTLE ROCK. ARK. ComplimenI's of 109215 Delicious! HUNT RITCHIE DRUG co. U' .FHOPT KERNELS l V Eli ai ' coca!! ' WHA ff A PARK HILL 4oo Ark. - Mo. Highway A. KARCHER CANDY co. EmmeH' Hoffman Alvin E. Bell 1930-SILVER JUBILEE-1955 C. FINKBEINER, INC. Capifol Pride Producfs Governmen+ Inspec+ed Mea+s HAMS-BACON- SAUSAGE FRESH BEEF - PORK - VEAL 900 High LiH'Ie Rock Complimenfs of MAY SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE ONLY III5 Easi' Second S+ree+ LiHIe Rock, Ark. Congrafulafions Seniors QQ: ARKANSAS CARPET 81 FURNITURE 709 - 7I5 Main Besi' Wishes +o Class of I955 FARRELL 8: SCHAER BLUEPRINT CO. Besi' Wishes from JOHNNIE'S SHOE SHOP .01 4I3 Louisiana LiH'Ie Rock, Arkansas 0-6-Q LiHIe Rock, Ark. Ph. FR. 4-9365 BEST WISHES 'From I'he JUNIOR CLASS of 4-f -5. PRECISION OPTICAL SERVICE GUILD OPTICIANS Donaghey Bldg. LiHIe Rock, Ariz I 930- CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL -1955 'I CompIimen+s on Your BEST SILVER JUBILEE VWSHES Munosl from fhe SOPHOMORES A Woman's World in fhe Heighis me PH. Mo 3-63l2 Class of 5707 Kavanaugh LiH'Ie Roclr, Arlz. CE I : l Cornplimenfs of if HEIGHTS VARIETY 81 HARDWARE PH. Fr 4-2374 I800 Wrighi' Ave. LiI I'Ie Rock, Ark. 59l5 Kavanaugh Liffle Rock, Ark. BEST WISHES Congrafulafions BEACH ABSTRACT BALDWIN 8: CANBY 8: GUARANTY CO. Ph. Fr M333 Insurance PH. Fr 5-2345 2I3 Wesf S econ d Sf. Liffle Roclr, Arlr. Pyramid Bldg. Lime Rock' Ark. Vinceni' Gassman Personally Recommends 'Ihe Adveriisers on This Page CRITZ CHEVROLET COMPANY Our Repuiafion Is Your Guaran1'ee Vinum BROADWAY NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Gassman 1930-slLvER JUBILEE-1955 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 from OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL CHURCH RT REV MSGR JOHN B SCHEPER REV JOHN A JANESKO REV FREDERICK B ZARRILLI T930-CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL'-'I 955 Congrarulalions DRUG STORE Ru l723 wrsgm Ave. LiH'Ie Rock, Arla. PHONE FR4-22I9 :': PERCY JAMES D E6 Wholesale and ReI'aiI Meafs JOHNNIE JACOBS MEAT MARKET 3424 Camp Robinson Road PHONE SK-30850 NorI'I1 LiHIe Rock Complimenfs of DR. ANNIE M. BREMYER Chiropracfor 3I0 E. Ninih LiI'+Ie Rock, Arkansas OU LETTA ENTERPRISES General Confracior 800 E. Washingfon NorI'h LiI rIe Roclr, Arlr. Complimenfs Comifgmenh ELLIS JEWELRY WCODYIS ,bm Main PACKAGE sToRE Norfh LiI'I'Ie Rock, Arlr. 5223 Asher Ave. Arlcansas' Largesf Realfors FAUSETT 8: COMPANY 2I5 Louisiana REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS INSURANCE LiH'Ie Roclr, Arlransas Complimenis of HALL DRUG STORE 5723 Kavanaugh PH. M03-23I0 LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 1930-SILVER JUBILEE-1955 P. 8: H. Dis+ribu+ors BUDWEISER Lager Beer l900 Easi' l5+h Sireei' PHONE FR.2-5l68 LiH'le Rock, Arkansas Congra+ula+ions FINE Seniors W. R. BURNETT FOOD RED CROWN CLEANERS 3604 Kavanaugh IIOI Cumberland LiHle Rock, Arkansas LiH'le Rock, Ark. Wi+h Bes'I' Wishes from Congra+uIa+ions +0 fhe Class of '55 BAUMAN'S COLEMAN GROCERY AND MARKET me MILK FREE DELIVERY -11 Phone FR 2-297I COLEMAN DAIRY I247 Wes+ Il+h S+. Mo 3-8318 600i Asher Ave. NORTH LITTLE RQCKI ARK, CompIimen+s oi ECONOMY DRUG CO. Capiiol and Louisiana Phone FR.4-0307 or FR4-0308 LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS W. H. IBILLI VOSS AGENCY Fire - Casual'ry - Bonds I3I7 Donaghey Bldg. PHONE Fr5-2328 LiH'le Rock, Ark. 1930 - CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL - 1955 iw Vegas Congratulations On Your D A from Silver Jubilee ec? THE ARKANSAS ACCOUNTING K Q , 1' FREQTQQN at INSURANCE Co. gf K, I -- of 207 Ringo St. Little Rock, Ark. N iw- 25 r lr A , 58 Congratulations, Catholic High On Your Silver Jubilee SILBERNAGEL COMPANY, INC. Little Rock, Arkansas The Home of Cosa Meats and emerres C0 'P'i 'e'1 S of B at M ALL STAR ALAMO PLAZA F000 STCRE HOTEL COURTS Ph' F' 44445 3200 Roosevelt Rd. l406 Barber Ave. Little Rock, Ark. LiH,Ie Rock' Arkansas David Emmel Personally Recommends the Advertisers On This Page DICKMANN, PICKENS, BOND Ph. Fr 5-5503 Gazette Bldg. Little Rock, Ark. David Emmel 1930:-SILVER-JLIBILEE-1955 Don Riel Personally Recommends Ihe Aclverfisers on This Page HILL AMUSEMENT CO. Phonographs, Marble Machines Coin Operaied Devices I020 MAIN ST., LITTLE ROCK Don A Riel Besf Wishes I'o KREBS BROS. Jubilee Class SUPPLY COMPANY LITTLE ROCK ABSTRACT CO. 2I4 Louisiana LiHle Rock, Arkansas 009 4I3 Wesi' Capifal PHONE Fr-26I33 Compllmenls of Congrafulalions o BU'-LARD'S PACKAGE STORE PLATE GLASS CO. . l5O0 Easi' Washinglon Canfrell and River Roads NO. LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS BEST WISHES Complimenis of from CHAS. W. TUEL 49I5 Hillcresi' Li+'I'le Roclr, Arlc. 3608 Kavanaugh LiHle Rock PHONE MO. 3-8323 1930-CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL-1955 The Shopping Center of Lili, Congratulations on Your SILVER JUBILEE Highest Quality Meats iifikimiiafgbb 'kr' ' L Q6k,,,,.v IWW S fm Select' X J. J. HEALEY C. A. ROTH HEALY AND ROTH Funeral Directors J. A. HEALEY N. R. FAUST 1 5-in l 1930-SILVER JUBILEE-1955 Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations ARKANSAS SIGN 81 NEON CO. WEBB PHARMACY Prescription Druggists PH. Fr 4-557I Anything ancl Everything in Signs . vol LOUISIANA LITTLE Rock md and ml' me Roc' Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Twenty-fifth Graduating Class of Catholic High School ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. Yeast ond Bakery Products Dept. Making Friends ls Our Business TELEPHONE Fr 2-5I68 ERNIE SWOPE I900 E. I5th Little Rock, Arkansas 'I930-CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL-1955 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS I'Om ST. ANNE'S CHURCH REV. WILLIAM E. GALVIN Remounl Rd. Norlfh LiI'I'le Rock HUGH'S SUPER MARKETS 2307 Main S'I'reeI' Fr 2-9077 Open Till 9 P.M. Seven Days a Week LITTLE ROCK I802 Main Slreel' NORTH LITTLE ROCK MIDWEST GOLDEN ROYAL MILK AND ICE CREAM Golden Royal on Ihe Label Means Qualify on Ihe Table MIDWEST DAIRY PRODUCTS CORP. 3324 Fair Park Blvd. Two Phones LiHle Rock, Arkansas Fr 2-0234 Fr 2-0235 Mo 3-83I3 CompIImenIs of Congralulalions NORMAN'S BARBER SHOP I6I4 Main SI'reeI' Norfh LiH'le Rock, Arkansas On Your Silver Jubilee B E N S KY F U RS AMERICAN UNITED LIFE INSURANCE CO. A Mulual Company Founded in I877 PHIL BALEST, Manager Savings and Proieclion Plans for Individuals, Families, Businesses - RESIDENCE BUSINESS Mo 6-0324 PHONES Fr 4-4230 lI29 Io 3I Donaghey Bldg. Li'HIe Rock Goodyear Tires, Tubes, Bafferies Philco Television-York Air Condifioners NORTH LITTLE ROCK TIRE AND SUPPLY COMPANY 405 Main S+. Phone Fr 4-9238 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 1930 - SILVER JUBILEE - 1955 Charles Raczlcowslci Personall R Y ecommends Ihe Adverfisers on Ihis Page E DRY ROCFERS J. E. Hornibrook BON 924 Eas+ 3rd Li'H'le Rock, Arlr. Charles Raczlcowslci THREE TIMES - lilaiaguh. . 'fm' ' ' ' I ARKANSAS MAI D ,f.,v.., ,,.. . 1 -Hr.: .- .1 AllQlhi1.xmI Frankfu rters A A A 1' 1,4 l.1immla'm'tvIlx' QXKIILISS vnnnuuxuxsg , RTKSAJ' f A d T A k Allllllik 1. xigqgmgsewamvfm Y A 4 A A A AG I In ln m'm'm'lx'Ix S H H A 2.33..Y.!..5.lI,.E.f.!I.!.l 1 ' 1 Q W- 1' Q ,O uf of f df'f S RRAND THE LITTLE RO CK PACKING CO. Li+I'le Rock, Arkansas ALAMO PLAZA COURT RESTAURANT Specializing in lfalian SpagheI Ii and Ravioli Sfeaks, Soufhern Fried Chicken, Sea Foods AIR CONDITIONED 3200 Rooseveli' Rd. Ph. Mo. 3-4626 930 'A' 'A' i CATHOLIC HIG H SCHOOL -1955 'A' 1' 1' FREE PARKING Use I'I1e Au+o 3rd and Louisiana Drive-In Lobby Q Phone Fr5-735I 3rd S+. Enirance ff NATIQNAL neun 'Wm GGWMEWJQ .QJVEM 'A' qk if FEDERA Member of L DEPOSIT INS. CORP. EXTRA SAQLQQS Complimenfs of CARL FINCH JANITOR SUPPLY . YQU. ' E uipmeni and Supplies I W La Mamfenance, q R SANITATION CHEMICALS FO 9 W. CapiIoI Li'HIe Rock is if S UL 5 ,,, I e--'1'h'sa. ,,-- QI w .v:w1ILHLQ.! I I f1HE'1F Ju ' I In .IL I - A A -Q IIWEMIIIMLIINI1 i I 1 Qkadgy ll c,JDeparfment Store Q CAPITAL AVENUE AT CENTER 1 k's Only Combined LiH'Ie Roc DeparI'men'I' and VarieI'y S'I'ore 7TH YEAR SERVING AR KANSAS FOR THE 2 1930-SILVER JUBILEE-1955 I LITTLE Rock REFRIGERATION CO. 613 MAIN STREET Your Frigidaire DeaIer BUY WITH CUIIFIDGNCE . . . 3 Camo' Ph- F' Sm' SATISFACTIDII cuananrseaz Alex Schnebelen Alex Schnebelen Personally Recommends Ihe AcIver+isers on This Page ALLISON Warehouse and Transfer Co. ExI'encls Io Cafholic High School and IIs Twenfy-Iiffh Gradualing Class Ihe Hear+ies+ Congrafulafions. Agenis 'For NATIONAL VAN LINES, INC. RED LINE TRANSFER, INC. Telephones Fr. 5-3288 Fr. 5-3289 Fr. 2-282i WI. 5-I33I Door Io Door f-J Shore +o Shore i iam L Complimenfs of M 81 TOMMY SCOTT AND HIS ORCHESTRA I-IALL BUILDING AI Isenman, Jr., '37 Fr 2-3I5I I 1930 - CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL - 1955 I1- Congrahilafions I'o Complimenfs of Ihe ff f2,1.f 'Ss CAPITAL PLUMBING AND HEATING Friendly Service Yod'II Like I I0 MAGNOLIA Ph. FR.s-3376 ' ' 3 NORTH LITTLE ROCK HOME FURNISHERS CongraI'uIaI'ions and Besi' Wishes 'Io I'he Senior Class of I955 from +he DISTRIBUTING COMPANY MIKE JOE CALDARERA CALDARERA The Choices? ProcIuc'I' of I'he 4I8 E. MARKHAM ST. I LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Brewer s Ari CongraI'uIaI'ions I'o - Ihre CW of '955 BOWLING LAN ES, INC. J' 907 W. 7+h Ph. FR.2-88I8 NorI'h Li+'I'Ie Rock, Ark. Open Lanes a+ All Times FIRST QUALITY MERCHANDISE LITTLE ROCK' ARK. 1930-SILVER JUBILEE-1955 O BlNswANeER 8. co. Com,,..m.n,. GLASS OF of EVERY DESCRIPTION Famous I5I0 Main Phone Fr. 6-I325 Call Us 'For Free EsI'imaI'es Department Store 6TH and CENTER LITTLE ROCK Complimenls of OWENS Congrafulaiions FUNERAL HOME A FRIEND OF Disiinciive Funeral Service Since I9I0 500 MAIN ST. NO. LITTLE ROCK CATHOLIC HIGH PAINT ECONOMY PAM JOHN SEXTON 84 CO. 0UAL'T:AINT fQ Manufacfuring DEPENDABILITY N vs ' ' 4 Wholesale Grocers SHERWIN - WILLIAMS W iilfab PAINTS T: P' O' Box 5448 720 Main Phone Er. 5-737I Dallas 2' Texas 59I9 Kavanaugh Phone Mo. 6-9297 BesI' Wishes I CENTRAL I f elf I MANUFACTURING CO. IT Church Furnifure and Equipmenl' The Beer Thai' Made Milwaukee Famous SAMSONITE FOLDING CHAIRS AND TABLES ISENMAN 5I'h and Vine Sis. Norih LiHle Rock DISTRIBUTING CO. IIOI E. 3rd LiHIe Rock, Ark. Knights nf Qlnlumhua Little Rock Council 8I2 OFFICERS PHILIP BALEST Grand Knighl' JOSEPH M. HAMPEL Depuiy Grand Knighl' BILLY WINTERS Warden FRED HART ' ci..M.n.,, Cong ratu I ations I JOHN SHIELDS Treasurer t noun-ius THOMEY 0 Financial Secreiary MURRELL McCUMBER Recording Secreiary JOE MADEY Advocaie LEO MIKE MURPHY Jg,f,Q3U,g1g,,,,E CATHOLIC H IGH SCHOOL A-'Ff'?2i2i1d SILVER JUBILEE Joaflfliikflili' 1930 - 1955 TRUSTEES J. A. HUNTER L. D WHITEHEAD FRANCIS J. ROSE MEETINGS Isl' and 3rd TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH 8:I5 P. M. THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HAS SOMETHING EVERY CATHOLIC MAN NEEDS The Knighls of Columbus, greal' 'fraiernal and pafrioiic organizaiion, fills a need in 'I'he life of every Calholic man . . . I+ sponsors a program of Cafholic ac'I'ion 'I'ha'I' makes a Knighl' proud of his membership and happy in I'he knowledge 'lhal' he is making a conI'ribu'I'ion 'Io his church, his oommuniiy, and 'I'he naiion . . . He 'Finds congenial companionship in Ihe 'lraiernal bonds 'Thai link 'Ihem I'ogeI'her in a nafion- wide movemeni' for I'he beH'ermen'I' of man and 'Ihe cause 'I'ha+ he represenI's . . . As a member of Li'Hle Rock Council No. 8I2, he enjoys I'he comforis of a well-appoinied home in which he can relax, enjoy leisure hours, and al' regular iniervals, share 'lhis pleasure wiI'h members of his family. Bu? I'he Knighis of Columbus has s'Iill more io offer iI's members . . . An insurance feaiure I'haI has sI'ood 'Ihe Ies'I' of Iime is available I'o every Knighl' . . . Members are urged Io avail 'Themselves of Ihis securi'I'y and profeciion for 'Iheir family . . . KNIGHT- HOOD, like GOOD CITIZENSHIP, begins in Ihe home.