Chaplain Kapaun Memorial High School - Crusader Yearbook (Wichita, KS)
- Class of 1957
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Crusader '57 CHAPLAIN KAPAUN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL WICHITA, KANSAS U ff CHAPLAIN EMIL JOSEPH KAPAUN Capfam Umfed States Army 2 0 N , . 74, , , I , 1, V I ,WY , y 4 E H 'Q E 'Q K -r ,P ' , rfff W, U :- :- ixi, I ll M' ' - 5' fir X 4 . if 35,5 Q .'b. b - : 1 . . 3 1 CDUR PASTORS Father Robert Blanpied Saint Margaret Mary Father Carol Meyer, O.F.M. Our Lady of Guadalupe F O ! S A 7 f 4-if ' lvx 'ef Father Nicholas Cody Father J. N. Fischer Father Joseph Father Giles Hukenbeck, Holy Saviour All Saints Gerstenkorn O.F.M. Christ the King Our Lady of Perpetual Help Father Thomas Green Father Philip Johnson, Father Thomas Landers, Saint Patrick O.F.M. C.Ss.R. Saint Antlnpny Saint Jpgeplfi Father T. J. O'Sullivan, V.G. Father George Schmidt Father Thomas Watt Blessed Sacrarnenf Clwurclo dt the Magdalen Saint Mary Cathedral Father M. J. Lies Saint Peter Claver Father James Wilkinson Saint Anne '! 'a.'- Wichita, have built our school your gift this testimony of its worth ER '57 ,gas Christ in Barbed Wire, carved in secret tribute to Chaplain Kapaun after his death in a North Korean prison camp It is for us to glory in the Cross of our Lord Jesus Christ in Whom is our salvation, life and resurrection- through Whom we have been saved and Set free. May God be merciful unto us and bless us- mav He smile graciously on us and show us His mercy -lntroit, Holy Thursday 6 CUNY Fc: REVEREND PATRICK J. HOLLORAN, S.J President of Chaplain Kapaun Memorial High School f'll.Xl'l..XlN li.xl'.xl'N NIIINICIHIAI, I... ...-.., h..,.. -. ,. .,.. , .,. tt.. .mf v v In nts a. June 1, 1957 The Class of 1957. P.C. To the members of the Graduating Class, the first group of young men to receive the diploma of the Chaplain Kapaun Memorial I should like to address a twofold word. This word is from the entire Faculty as well as from myself, and it is most sincere. We wish to tell you, the members of the first class to leave this Jesuit school, that we have many reasons to be happy and justifiably proud that you possess the first in what will be a long line of Kapaun diplomas. You came to this new institution when a great many elements of the physical plant were incomplete: y:u came possessing a varied and, at times, confusing education- al background: you entered an atmosphere that was very new to all of you, and you were confronted with demands which previous- ly you never dreamed existed. Through it all you have shown yourselves to be equal to the task set before you. For a magnificent spirit of tractibility and cooperation you are deserving of unqualified praise: praise coupled with gratitude. Particularly is a word of sincere and heartfelt thanks due to the Class of 1957 for the splendid ex- ample given to the younger boys at the school during those days of the year that were more important than all the others, - the days of the annual retreat. Our second word is one that is joined with a prayer. It is a word that desires to express our sincere hope that every bless ing and success will attend your days of future education and mature endeavor in the independent career which each of you must carve for himself in the world of labor, or business, or the professions, or the Kingdom of God as it :ust be built here on earth. we hope that you realize that the tens Alma Hater has a very definite meaning. A 'loving mother always welcomes back a son with joy in her heart: she is gratified beyond expression upon learnlng of his success and the blessings that have cons his way: her greatest consolation is the ability to still be of some service tc him. But she also has a heart that can be saddened. Thi! God may ever love and bless you all is the prayer of the Faculty of a school named for a man whom God must have loved with a very special love. his 1. Hoops? ff The students of Chaplain Kapaun Me- morial wish to extend to the administrae tion and faculty their profound gratitude for their introduction to Jesuit education They appreciate both the difficulties ot a new foundation, and the devotion which has overcome them, fn- f-...ffl Brother Charles M. Jordan, S.J Treasurer Reverend George M. Pieper, S.J. Reverend Francis R. Leiker, S.J. Principal Assistant Principal Z' , X' Fr. John R. Padberg, S.J. English, 2, Latin, 2 Glee Club , X L Fr. Thomas J. Kelly, S.J. Soanisn l 2, Engrrsla ii Fac- ulty Moderator ot Athletics Confessor lntran1oVaS Span- ish Club bn, ini Fr. Francis G. Fahey, S.J. Religion, 4, Chemistry, Busif ness Mathematics, Student Conclave, Senior Counselor Fr. Robert A. Simms, S.J. Mathematics, l, 2 3 A Mr. Richard A. Bauman, S.J. Mr. John E. Becker, S.J. Mr. James M. Shorf S J Latin i English l Religion Engiisn, 3, Religion 3 Soda, Pnysics, Mathematics 3 De 2 Servers Drarnatics Librarx ity, 3 Speech bate, Sodalitv, 2 'li 1 Fr. Francis R. Leiker, S.J. Assistant Principal, English Sodalities ,4, ' Fr. Laurence E. Walsh, S.J. Religion, 3, History, 3, Junior Counsellor, Confessor Mr. Gerald Bone, S.J. Religion, l, Reading, l, Algef bra, l, Freshman Football, Bas- ketball, Sodality, l, Cage Mr. Harold Bradley, S.J. History, 2, 4, Bookstore and Campus Shop, Dramatics, Rifle Club Fr. Eugene O. Latta, S.J. English, l, Spanish, 2, Fresh- rnan Counsellor Mr. Robert R. Barr, S.J. Religion, lg Latin, l, 3, Alger bra, l, 3, Yearbook Advisor Midget Basketball Mr. Martin J, Whealen, S.J. Religion, l, Latin, 2, English l, 2, Typing, Varsity Football Sophomore Football, Track Mr. Louis W- R0b9l'f5f SJ- Brother Joseph Gockel, SJ. Mr. William A. Parker COf1SflTU'flO l2 l'll5l0VY, li 500- Cook, Guest Master Mathernatics, 2 Typing ology, Speech, Debate, Press Club, Kapaun HERALD, Hobby Shop, French Club Mr. Roger Ewing Mathematics, l, Typing, Biol- OQY Mr. Herm Bachrodt History, l, 3, Varsity Football, Basketball Mr. John Knolla Constitution, English, l, Physi- cal Education, Varsity Football, Sophomore Basketball Mr: Eugene Kapaun Miss Ethel Theis Maintenance Engineer School Secretary Seniors SENIOR OFFICERS ull M CLASS OFFICERS Jum Clark Presudent Ray Cecrle Secretary Treasurer ROOM OFFICERS Wayne Ward Paul Dugan Jlm Clark, Ray Cecrle, John Kratzer, Duck Peppard Richard Allen Sodality l, 2, 3, Chess Club 2, Red Cross 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Drama- tics 3, Band l, 2, 3. Richard Anthe Debate Team 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, ln- tramurals 2, 3. Kenneth Ast Jerome Bacon Rockhurst High School l, 2. hue' Z ikwrwv 3 x , . . 'Q' 4 N 1 sw l Joseph Caffery Arthur Cantrell Raymond Cecrle Hayden High School l, 2, Conclave Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, S.B.A, l, 2' 'Al 42 I Sodality l, 2, 3, Home Room Vice- President 4, Senior Secretary-Treasu 4, Sunflower Boy'S State 3. Jerome Chandler Dramatlcsl 2 lntramuralsl 2 Fel' l' '-...'2' Paul Dugan Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Ronald Dye Band l, 2, Pep Club 2, lntramurals 3. Michael Fisher St. Joseph College Seminary l, 2, 3, Sacred Heart Promoter 3, Red Cross l Dramatics l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3 lntramurals 4 Warren Fletcher Football 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 4, ln tramurals l, 2, 3, 4, SBA, l, 2, 3, So dallty l, 2, 3, Baseball 4. James Clark Baseball l Football 2 3 4 lntramurals l 2 3 4 Class Pre-sldent2 4 Sodaluty l 2 3 4 PaperStatt4 SBA 3 on clave 4 Stanley Dllley Joseph Dobrott Football 2, 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, lntra- murals l, 2, Chess Club l, 2, Letter- men's Club 3, 4, Coin Club 2, Red Cross l, 2, 3. Thomas Doyle lntramurals 4, Sodality l, 2, 4, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Trattic Court Judge 4. I VV, A , f Q M QD' 'ivy- Ou ' John Foley Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Editor Herald 4, Journalism 3, 4, Sodality I, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Apologetics-Voice of Demo- cracy 3, 4, Conclave 4. Albert Gegen Intramurals I, 2, Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, State Sodality President 3, Class Presi- dent 3, S.B.A. I, 3, Conclave 4, Band I, 2, Dramatics 2, 3, Paper Staff 4, Traffic Court 4, lntra City Council 4, Sunflower Boys' State 3, Editor CRU- SADER 4. John Gessler I-lonor Society I, Intramurals I, 2, 4, Band I, 2, 3. Michael Green Class Vice-President I, Red Cross I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, I.ettermen's Club 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, ,,' Q25 ,xml N? ,X I ,Y 71.1 Qing 4-g 'l ga, ,V ,I ,nn E K -f 3 ' Gary Greenemeyer Red Cross I, 2, Sodality I, Art Award 3, Edward Hansa Sodality I, 2, 3, Chorus 3, Red Cross I, 2, Gun Club 4, Kenneth Harmon Lee Hieger St, Gregory's I-ligh School I, 2, Foot- ball I, 2, Baseball I, 2, Intramurals 4, Dramatics 2, SBA I, 2, Cheerleader 4, Sodality I, 2, 3, Red Cross 3. and 0 lT v Ii' I7 Wright Harris Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3 Basketball l, Dramatics l, 2, Golf 4 Chorus 2, 3. Gary Hipp Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, CRUSADER Staff 4 National Latin Honorary Society 2, So- dality Vice-President 4. Lawrence Howe Sodality l, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Leroy Jacobs Conclave 4, Dance Committee 4. EP lk L. John Kratzer Sodality l, 2, 3, Pep Club l, 2, Press Club 4, Intramurals l, 2, Banquet Staff 3, National Conference of Christians and Jews 4. Newton Lancaster Chorus 2, 3. Roger Leonard Sodality 2, 3, Chorus 3. Allan Lewis SBA. l, 3, Conclave 4, Pep Club l 2, 3, Sodality l, 2, 3, Red Cross 3, Con- Clave President 4, Baseball 2, 3, Letter- rnen's Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 3, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4' Track 4. I I io 55' ' S- 'ED' Doyle Logan S.B.A. l, Sodality l, Baseball l, Basket ball l, 2, 3, Press Club 4, Dramatics 4 Sports Editor Herald. Robert McAIpine Sodality l, 2, Glee Club l. Getto McDonald Coin Club l, Football-Basketball Man- ager 2, Sodality 2, SBA. 3, Ross McDonough Football 2, 3, 4, Red Cross l, 2, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, 3, Let- termen's Club 4. I 4 J.- rv-N 'mil may W2 Lawrence Novascone Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball-Football Manager 2, lntramurals 2, 3, 4, Sodalu ity 2, 3, Red Cross l, 2, 3, HR. Sodality President 2, John Olden Chorus 2, 3, Sodality l, 2, 3, Debate Club 4, Dramatics 4, Gun Club 4, ln- tramurals 4, Football 3, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 3. Thomas O'Rourke Sodality l, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Letter- men's Club 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Frank Overwaul Sodality l, 2, Chorus 2, 3, Gun Club 4. Duwayne Meier Sodality l, 2, Chess Club l, Band 3 Glee Club 3, Gun Club 4, John Meyer Intramurals l, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3 Sodality l, 2, Chess Club 2, Gun Club 4 Football 3, 4, Conclave 4. Robert Nelson Coin Club l, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Sodal- ity l, 2, 3, Chorus 3, Intramurals 2, 3 4, Gun Club 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, De- bate Club 4, Pep Club 3. Ronald Nelson Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, 3 4, Red Cross 2, f 1' I 5 we 'Z' l Walter Owen Red Cross 2, 3, Red Cross President 3, Dramatics 2, 3, Dramatics President 4, Sodality 2, 3, Herald Statt 3, 4. John Parks Sodality l, 2, 3, Dramatics l, 2, 3, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, S B A. 3, Conclave 4. Richard Peppard Football 2, 3, 4. Donald Phelps Business Manager CRUSADER ... u.,,f I5 fx, James Ramsey Chess Club l, SBA. l, Sodality l, 2, 3, Intramurals 2,114 Lawrence Ross Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Stamp Club l, 2, Red Cross l, Sodality l, 2, 3, Chess Club l, 2, 3, Press Club 4. Gary Scheer St. Curegory's l-ligh School l, 2, 3, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Basketball 3, Annual Staff 3, Baseball 2, 3. Donald Schilling Coin Club l, 2, Intramurals 4, Sodalitv Q sr. Yi C' 9' Q' A-' Qu- s., WW, ra 'ff I 7 ,g., , ,st if David Stalker Lettermen's Club 4, Red Cross 2, Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, Football 2, 3, Intramurals I 2, 3, 4. Donald Steiner Chorus I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Sodality I, 2, Red Cross I, William Sfruckman Intramurals 4 John Sworfwood Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 2 Chess Club 2. Donald Schneller Coin Club I, Intramurals 3, 4, I-lonor Student 2, Debate Club 4. Martin Shay Sodality 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Dennis Snyder Football 2, 3, Intramurals 4, Baseball 2, Sodality 2, 3, Chess Club 2, Leon Spillman Football 2, 3, Chess Club I, 2, Baseball 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross I, 2, 3, Sodality I, 2, Coin Club I, 2. 'nv N 3, 'i 1 HIP' .wx k,,..r ,ffrfik Q Q ,r,? ll ' 1-l 4 4 I ri 3 -f I 1'l'f,f i 4. 4- . vii fy L 'V-' fr- 12'- William Thom Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Sodality l, 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4. . Thomas Toon Football l, 2, 3, Sodality l, 2, Intra- murals 4. Kenneth Unrein Intramurals l, 2, 3, Speech Club l, 2, Dramatics l, 2. Philip Von Feldt Football l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Baseball l, Herald Staff 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Sunflower Boys' State 3, Warren Walters St. Mary's Boy's School l, 2, Football 2, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club l, 2, Debate Club 4. John Walz Sodality l, 2, 3, Radio Club 3, Chess Club 3, Red Cross 2, Intramurals 2. Wayne Ward Missouri Military Academy l, Sodality 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Red Cross 2, Football l, Basketball l. Donald Wasinger Sodality l, 2, 3, Red Cross 2, Intramur- James Weldon Football 2, 3, 4, Sodality 3, Basketball l, 2, Intramurals 3, 4, Lettermeri's Club 3, 4. Donald Wiles Sodality l, 2, 3, Chess Club 2, 3, Radio Club 3, Intramurals 4, Debate Club 4, Football 3, Red Cross 2, 3. Donald Wilson Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Press Club 4, Sodality l, 2, 3, Speech Club 4. Eugene Zeller Sodality l, 2, Dramatics l, Chess Club l, 2, Radio Club 2, Speech Club l. ul r V, x lla 4 X X 4 SENIOR CONCLAVE MEMBERS John Foley, A. J. Gegen Jim Clark, Al Lewis, Ray Cecrle, John Meyer Underclcassmen UNDERCLASS OFFICIALS N 1 CLASS OFFICERS Karcher Sllcker Homer Wenlger Seated Baker Strout Mount Schmltt Green Seller Hunter Adams CONCLAVE MEMBERS Standing Schulte Kelly Dangle Knolla Hogan Struble Seated Qumn Jernck Green Roblnson Zyskowsku Salazar Chandler .S 4 rf jk - I ' 0 - - e ' ' 9 4 , ' Ai V . ' I II 2 I I 'I A A A fix Standing, from Lett: Bergundthal, Jordan, Jerrick, Leland, Boyd, Quinn, . 4 I : 'K In Arg , 1 'IV , If 5 I I I vs I ' I I I 5, , wx K . qs, U - . I M A I I . , ey 'f , K 79, , SA .IUNIORS Carl Bimetr Wm lnfv Bewfrx Plfulllp Bcrlvnx Donald Bert clw e B C Robert Blues Jeffreix Blexlrv Vlcfor Bcrmf l'13FlQ5 B mmf: rrw B x Frmcri Bussex Dixld Clnrk MVC Clark r x C fsepl rwlex TDCVTTSN Cmxman Allen Del R Banc Sxlxebrer Dletruclw lame? 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'N Joseph Cox Muke Crevolserat Art DeCabooter Daniel Diehl Walter Dnetruch Kenneth Doftnng Eddne Dunegan Dennns Dye Delbert Eberle Harry Eggleston Jack Emry Alan Ernstman Duck Funn Jerry Fralpont Delbert Gegen Don Gessler Jerry Glass Richard Gray Make Green Bull Grlbe Herby Klein Matthew Kleln Joseph Klenda Robert Kretchmar Mlke Kucharo John LaForge Mnke Landwehr Larry Larson Don Lonble Gerald Love Joseph Ludlow Gerald Lutkne Bull Martine Joe McClure Larry McDonough Jam Mc:G1lvray Bull McKnight Larry Melcher James Menges David Muller SQ- if Vw hir 11-1- Cl 8- 75.1 I Uk i 1 61 '51 . E . I I .wt 4 T l Q 'l Y t-X' ,xft ff W UU Rs. Jack Mitchell Everett Moeder Gus Morley Jack Muellerlenle Pat Neuses Rlchard Nelson Larry O Shaughnessy Mark Peddecord Leo Rasmussen Davud Read Donald Rldpath Jerry Riedl Douglas Rnng Lawrence Rlng Ronald Rolfe io. ins. Q8 ' ' K., , 415 I- ' Duck Rullman Tony Salazar Robert Sauer Bull Schmitt Eldon Schumacher Thomas Schwarz Leo Seller Mnke Shay John Sledhoft Jack Spears Wulllam Stang John Sterbenz Kenth Stevens Vnncent Stevens Glenn Street Art Struble Philip Swart Jam Swller Terry Swortwood L. John Thomas Mike Tlftany Ruchard Troyer Duck Warren Tom Watts Kenneth Wenlert Alan Weldon Ronnue Wells Paul Wllluarns Torn Wulson John Wuntrol Kenneth Wohler Duck Young Tom Zimmerman Alex Zyskowsku ns'- '.,., John Terhune 7 5 xQ,.f sys r 6 1 'Q all ka 'ITV Q95 :r 1- ' 1233? A : a tqfvjl It I QQ - Joe Adams FRESHMEN Larry Armstrong 1' 'Nt' ,'Q4, .-N fi !'.J 'vl Thomas Baker Larry Bangs Davld Barry James Becker sin Q:- 5-.. if ' V. 38' Dannel Berlman Douglas Benter D J Bergundthal Donald Black Jerry Bowman Joe Brenner Ronald Buesslng Dennns Clark John Cleary Thomas Coffeen Charles Coker Patrick Crabtree Robert Crlssman Roy Lee Cure Claud Daigle Joseph Danler John Davis John Day Frank DeBacker James Dickey Edward Doherty Max Downey Clarence Dreilinq Thomas Dunn Robert Ernst Robert Evans James Farnik Thomas Feuerborn Charles Frazey Albert Gallant 35 61 if 1:--3' '51 Min. 5 W if Cn. 9 Ronald Gehrer Joseph Gerant Vincent Gordon Ed Grant Jlm Hardman Francus Harrls Tony Hatcher Robert Healy Ralph Hernandez Wayne Hertel Thomas Hetzel Clifford Hoagland Jack Hogan James Hogan James Hoge Eugene Homer Donald Hommertzherm James Honer Edward Hullett Ron Hund James Hunter Frederuck Huse Thomas Hutchunson Edwin lsham Lawrence Karcher Q., John Knolla Thomas Koester Larry La Barge John Lamberson 1 1' Jerome Larnbertz Charles Larkin Lyle Larkln Michael Laughlnn Richard Leahy Vlncent Lee Darrell Leiker Richard Leonaro Larry Lubbers David Lynch Francis Mader 'Q James Mnlut Charles Moran Charles Morlex Mnchael Nlount Joseph Olden Jay Oluver Germ Olmstead Lawrence Orth Jchn Osterrnin Ray Owens Gerald Rates Wllllam Reppird Gerald Perm Patruck Ray Robert Renner Donald Race Larry Rlclce Robert Rnckel Wtll am Rohr Dannel Ross Mnchael Sanders LeRox Scheer L2wrer1C6 Schiff Robert Schrefk Gam Schulte James Schultz Charles Se bc John Mayer James McGulgan Charles McGuire Donald Muller Carl Mntchell 'lsaq if 1 Q 45' frat 14 Q- 3 1 Q...- Thcrhas Shc llEV1D6VQ9l' Clarence Slerner Ralph Slgrnan Mark Sllcker Nuckey Smutl Verr'lOr1 Smlthhfsler Michael Snodgrass Douglas Stern in-X is bn.,-. R Q X LW UV 9 fi' Q 55, an W ,rn j. I V 5 Dennis Stephens Michael Steven David Stevens James Stevens Marvin Stoffel John Windsor Sylvester Stroot Peter Strout Allan Struble Victor Struble Richard Stuchlik Nobert Stump Bruce Swart Kenneth Timmermeyer Jim Traffas Timothy Trudell Richard Tucker Leslie Unrein Michael Vail Francis Vestering Jerry Von Feldt Bill Von Feldt Jerry Vossrnan Peter Walters Robert Ward Raymond Wasinger Paul Wedin Robert Weniger Michael Wetzel Gerald Wheeler David Wiesen Robert Wilkins David Williams Robert Williams James Wilson Richard Wilson Kenneth Wolford William Wood David Wright Robert Zimmerman iii Around The School W W 4 0f:'1'0n A Pl! 'hs W 1. Ei. 'V . 'fi m 'Q un.. ,, is 55 gm: 5 - . I is snug, '-'sv--N W1v.,,,., is QQ!! K 4. 'Crum V., ox, . 41 1 V-H 'lg W 1 I s,-AN .gs ' ,f' ' mfg- H W.w g,, -yfkwr,-rl--Q.. - .7'1'Uv.'i. Early work on the gyrn, ve From Diesels To Declicolion Blslwop Carroll speaks at the Blessing of the Cornerstone. 7 THE DEPARTMENTS 'Q Father Walsh l-lean l-larren Cotter Evans Melcher Knmmunao Donnelly Ast Rellglon English ll-leads left to nghtb Mr Becker Eggleston l-laen Grote Hutchinson Leland Eltung Jerruck Moma Umscheud Valus McClure -L, 126' 1 1'-. Ast Black Adams Stalker Hamrlron Caboveb Father Latta ODonneII Lgngugges Mgfhemgrlcs Do rott Father Slmms Leland Hutchmson Blaes Jerrnck McDonough Gegen Muma Er , .,,, 4, f y I . 4, gm A I . r, 5, f , ' R IX 'K 4 '. ish --, . . , , C - Q f r N - , , Heads from left Snyder Mr Roberts Clark Shay Schneller Harrrs Ken nedy Hansa McDonald Zelle Socrcal Sciences Physlccal Educohon Mr Kholla S Sophomore gym class -fu,-W.,-.Q 'ish f A T' 'H I I ' I I I I I I - I I I O I O C 1-1.- N . '. M -v ' 'vl 3. 1 f zyz- r ff FN ,e,,,:E F2521 . , 'A ,fd , :Xu emma 4 f.,m',g, I 5. r cf I E, 1 9. Seniors: Doyle, Ward, Mr, Bradley, Peppard, Dulley, Von Feldt, Snay, Geoen Clarke, Kertn, Lewis, Scnneller, Dugan. sophomores fbeace, lrenw left Terry Clmppeaux, 'Xllck Clwppeaux, Zy kcw e a rr ' K' W s xskl, l-l rn ndez, Mr Slmrf, Brenner, Cnarmoler, rausner, Coffey, Courbois, Rullman, Gessler, Ludlow. 4 if ,Z A A + 1 35 jr W, , g :arg 'ss 'Q' 'Jr x ' 'Wo' lj Qi ' ww, , 4 V24 -3 - WJ i pf A s ,. ' ku . 1 4 Q li ,EUS ,xr u mi l 5 if 'K A Q . ' Q ' x fu, un., 51 Q X . I x ,, 1 Ei , 1 72f...m 5 fy , 1 52 'rg 32, ? -Q 1 5 Wlf fi' Lv. ' ' ,-, , 1 1 A fm. vw ,,,.wf-v ' , i 1. My Y 'ii71,'- QT, Ut xk L, X 'Q S, 'ff N f Q' I ' ff 1 ' ff 5 5 f V62 as 4. iff if 'jg 5:3 Yg ' 7 ' ff' f ff 'Z af J fav W av' if W W1 M 14 9 f fa A g,a:w'w 1' in eif2?! ' 4 fa ,Q t y 1 5' f 1 QJZEOH 'G if, , Q ,, ' 1 z , z L' :fx in J: - A mga? da I ty bl E . J , ,M K --n M y , . 4.. 'I A y V Q e I f x Q b ' r X' i5U I 1 w N Q r . ' K . ' Q Q .1 N N-.Y N X -J if .7-4 Spanish Club: Prem left 'vkmdem Ewa Nsck Cflpee-.wx Father Kem Term QMVJQQ-ax.x Eberle Herrwawsez 'IHCHT Emi Trffam Qwrm, Green Vxfyker 0 0 0 Los Conquusmdore H usfrlomcs, Inc. Dramafics Stalaq I7: if-iegif fr 'w' 'U' pegged H35-rv M' Bucs., Snr. J 'r': m Gwer- Q .UL S CVAWXCN Ciwffeu 'Q-Jwiiw KTXTU CVJWCXGV :WC-, EJCVQH Xv'N!E3NCV M' Eaurwmif io . 4 f sb - K JD . , Midget Basketball: Heads from left Barrv Peres Gelfwrer Clark Swart Ban S Hut hm rw , ,, , V , l Q V C 50 , Vfnssman, Lenker, Slemer Mighly Miles ' g...-Nu nl,-. 4 ri C2 Crusader '57 Yearbook Staff: Dixon, Phelps, Gegen lEdlforl, Dangle. if -NN JV v 11 I 4 - fu -ig? 'ii'-:S ' , gf tml l rumor Rifle Club:Aummg Eggleston, Aman, Qumn wmmcien Kmecmf-Q Rifzevsff Hpgarfy BabmcV Beammq Mr Bradfev Firing Squad .And Disfinguished Guesfsu Dcbafcrszf-1650: frfm Nefr Mr Rdbeds VVVITVWY STM Dmqlc Wood Ercm'wer,HuJIe11, Barrx Lewke' IDNC HHN' f-hw ww., .XXX E-rf LK Q 5? a E A Q3 ll. Front: Keitb, McDonougn, Wiesen, Meier, Clark, A Lewis, Hurley, O'Rourke, Robertson, VonFeldt, Center: R Lewis, Quinn, Aaron, Muellerleile, Dobrott, Peppard, Zyskowski, Love, Fletcher, Green, Cnippeaux, l-larris, Stevens Rear: Brenner, Weilert, Munden, Weldon, Urnf scbeid, Robinson, Boyd, Valis, Tlfiom, Eggleston, O'Donnell The Tecim Thor Wouldn't Quit Alan Lewis, all the way lagainst Derby, opening kiclcoffl Crusader Varsity-1956 Kapaun l3 Medicine Lodge 20 Kapaon 6 Nortb 39 Kapaon l9 Hays 27 Kapaun 6 Cofteyville 20 Kapaun 6 Hayden l3 Kapaun 26 Derby 34 '1- af 52 JP Crusaders gang up on Cofteyville back Crusaders B -1956 Kapaun 24 West 6 Kapaun 13 North O Crusader Sophomores-1956 Kapaun 12 North 6 KBDSUH 36 West 18 Kapatm 13 West 19 JN 3 ' 4 6 . 3, M, . 'ww'- Coffeyville run nearly over Mr Whealerm tires up the Sophorrwres against West, Their Majesties at Halttime-Joe Dobrott and Gretchen Burdick fHomecominoJ 59' in Y, S Crusaders like to jump: Robinson, Dugan and Al Lewis ' bucket against Alva, Other Kapaun men pictured are lfrom leftl Dugan, Shellenberger, Hurley, Robinson, Lewis, Shel- lenberger, Dugan, Robinson, Shellenberger Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusaders Crusader Varsity lheads from leftl Ron Lewis, Drew' nell VARSITY RECORD, 1956-57 35 Alva 38 62 Chilloco 30 44 Enid 5l 39 Rockhurst lKansas Cityl 37 64 St. John lWinfieldl 20 55 El Dorado 58 52 Derby 47 63 Cascia Hall lTulsal 40 50 Marquette lTulsal 43 53 Enid 57 51 Cascia l-lall llulsa 42 56 Alva 44 78 Derby 4l 6l St. John lWinfieldl 32 59 Marquette llulsal 28 66 Chilloco 39 66 Derby 43 67 Wichita North 59 63 Wichita East 74 47 Planeview 49 North High Regional Tourney Pre'Regional season results Won l3, lost 4 All-Regional Al Lewis, first string, Larry Shellenberger and Paul Dugan, honorable mention 'i 1 1-- ing, Boyd Srnith, Shellen- berger Hurley, Dugan, Rob' ertson Robinson, A I la n Lewis Mr Bachrodt, O'Don' Crusader Sophomores Cheads from left? Gessler, Brenner, Coffey, L o v e, Eggleston, Zyskowski, Wohler, Ring, Wells, MCGilvraV, Holzman, Watts B TEAM RECORD, 1956 57 Crusaders 54 Crusaders 35 Crusaders 5l Crusaders 53 Crusaders 52 Crusaders 53 Crusaders 49 Crusaders 56 Crusaders 50 Crusaders AO Chilloco Enid St. John Wichita Wichita Enid Derby St. John Chi lloco Derby Season totals Won 8, lost 2 li, , 1 v 133 , l LC i Crusader Freshmen lheads, from leftii Mr. Bone, Cleary, Knolla, Wil- kins, Mount, Hernandez, Shellenberger, Lynch, Seibel, Huse, Harris, Inset: McGuire. P 1 Nr, 'S mine! Zyskowski tantalizes opposition, with the approval of Hurley and O'Donnell i227 The board's the thing: O'Donnell gets control for Kapaun. Robinson C135 and Ron Lewis ap- proach to offer their services. FRESHMAN RECORD, 1956-57 Crusaders 46 Crusaders 47 Crusaders 26 Crusaders 35 Crusaders 42 Crusaders 37 Crusaders 38 Crusaders 45 Crusaders 55 Crusaders 62 76 Crusaders B team games Newton 3l Andale 27 Wichita East CSophsJ 36 Wichita West CSophsl 54 Andale 38 Wichita North lSophSl 65 Wichita East CSophsD 61 South Riverside 38 South Riverside l6 South Riverside 53 South Riverside 34 Season record' Won 7, lost lto Soph teamsl, 4 Come hither: Ron Lewis ll4D, Hurley HOD, and Robertson em nnamuva Yxeadg hom Xekx Dugan, 0, Nova-scone, X'NavvNS, Parks, N4oXN4er O'xXXev Hkef X Chamvs Room 'LOQN Toon, NXeo, Beoseo Svockma Sxeknevl Bacoxoe, NN ard, Ndsoo TOUChdOW n Te Vs KNQOXN more Xnttamuvd Champs Woo eckev, NNXKCYNGXX, N4Xe'm, Boseo Pxsk, Sopho Rx- E5 QmQ From Xe . Y5v'ma'm, Sewer, Xl All ey CUTS Inna mural Bow , Img. Lmghl In R Wgd! Sghe. 19, L egnd MOT le W Llnd eyy C , Offer Falrb a r1ks,BlaCk R.. L , ,Mer , MUST 3, FWZ Dafric f k L Y YN WWW BOCDST OUR BOOSTERS True edutorIaI and busurwess staffs of our new sCIwooI's Ivrst yearbook OUR PATRONS very ssrwciere Thanks for 'rherr and to our project. Pierce's Super Market A Friend A Frnend Ray L Murphy Farha Brothers Super Marker Flqorcraffers Inc CONGRATULATIONS CLASSOF 57 SAM P WALLINGFORD GRAIN CORPORATION COC r 33285 DULANEY JOHNSTON PRIEST I I ol r - 8. I ' i I 3 IN I9 I.NHEEeEI2fKEgLYHAGNEY BLILDING IXISURANCE S CE O2 BEST WISHES FROM DONDLINGER AND SONS CONSTRUCTION CO GENERAL CONTRACTORS FOR THE NEW CHAPLAIN KAPAUN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL EARL HAMMAN COMPANY Wuchufa Kansas Colorado Sprmgs Colorado We are very proud To have been awarded the pauntlng contract from the owners archutecfs and general contractors of the Chaplavn Kapaun Memorial Hugh School Partial vlew of the front of Chaplaan l Kapaun Memorial l-llgh School under a lnght Kansas snow Inferuor of student chapel un the East Wlng . . - I I I I 1 l f Kansas' Lorgesf Bank Torn Doyle opens an account warn the Fourth Qrepannq I' even greafer future I The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK nn Wnchuta Kansas Doug as 81 Market Pnone AM 7 221 GOLDSMITH S Grffs Scnool Suppire Sportmg Goods Offrce Suoolues and FurnuT1C smce 1893 olclamuth a ,Xa W T ICH' A Socrrunc' Goods Department -if MODERNIZE --li YOUR HOME ARC FENCE Inc QU V' Qrnirnen R in 1 T903 N Topeka Dual AM 7 4632 Wnchuta Kansas SAINT LCUIS UNIVERSITY has FAITH IN YOUR FUTURE Mann Campus Sannt Louus Unrverslty OT ONLY THE FUTURE of your school but your own tuture as Intellu gent men ot good character IS assured we believe by the long tradutron of Jesuut educatron Representung the oldest unnverslty west of the Mlssnssrppu stututaon ottervng young men the tlnest educatuon posslble We also rnvute you to contmue that educatlon both generally and protes snonally at Saunt Louus Unuversuty where IO schools and more than 70 departments mauntaan the hugh standards of Jesult educatuon tor the largest number of full tume students In any Catholrc unlverslty In the country The Faculty and Students ot SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY we salute you, the members ot the tirst student body ot the newest Jesuit In- A JESUIT COLLEGE near the heart of the Colorado Sk: Area For 70 years students attendrng Regus College have been able to combrne the best rn Lrberal Arts educa tron wrtlfm the best rn wrnter recreatron and scenery ' Liberal Arts Currrculurn ' New Residence l-lall UI Y Accredmed Student Center 9 Pre profess onal Courses . Conducted bY the Jesullg 9 525 Mules frorn Wrcblta For details write t DEAN OF ADMISSIONS REGIS COLLEGE xnusnssls ' rrrcmlc CUMPANY E' Hits the Spot: Eberle l-lullett Hogerty Rob- ertson, Bacbert, and Coffey in the gym lobby after a rough day eps: 014 Say eps! feczse is is 3 ,- I S , W, ,..- L, - f 9 I. L., ,-.L --..,.V,A, 4 Q-4 We-,,, I - -- rg ,... ,.,...V...M..J ,Q .rf V I ,.- ...L . Y , U., . , .vnu '. : 1.41.4 Ii f- T, ' vw? gr E-Si-nfxii' ' n4PHA3.i:r Q 'UNE-Uv: -6T., 'gfgr-M -Q-f wr is t 'tt' rt 'Iv L.. its as 3 . av ES' s TA Tiff 4 if J 44 . . , a ' 9-, r ff 'rf' M' 1 4 SIMMONS PLUMBING 8. 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