Chaplain Kapaun Memorial High School - Crusader Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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Scott, Skacli. we constantly.. .and we beg Him to continue to be our best Counsellor. 7 Captain, United Sfcfes Army Excellency, the Most Reverend Mark K. Carroll, S.T.D. , Bishop of Wichita in Kansas, is at the head of his flock in his paternal concern for our welfare. He and they have provided us with the very best in high-school education-to him we respectfully dedicate CRUSADER '58. 9 . nn.-up -unq- r 1 'X if ' .1 , . . -'J' C. 1 ',,. 'qffx - p-ii, ' ...ff-. -. , L- .fwxs - 'K 1 'W--' di., .fr C, ' 1, . 'Diff CO:-M '. ' A 'riff-'lV'S iq Aw.: ' 2 4 if'.,fy:+j1'4,4,- X ,.-y., x,,,,,w,,.f Hia Eminence, Francis Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York and Military Vicar of the United States Armed Forces, has honored us by personally dedi- cating our school fMay 12, 19571. Cardinal Spellman cle- livers the dedication sermon at the Wichita Field House, before nine thousand. I0 anna-una' n-mann-. fic Cardinal Spellman blesses the door of the school . JBQQJLMQ gif' lmm if A :Hy an une, M U Wlen conaecnatecl to Cjocl guide us in our mental, religious, and social development. 'Il , t ffii WT - ,lm '+- 'VX Q.. -K Q... :ali Bly, Pototschnik, Fr. Walsh COHBUQIOH Daq, also called Regis- tration Day, begins with o schedule-check with your home-room teocherg next step is the book storey end of the line is tuition and fees in the office. OFFICE fr' P x X I g-.F a c, s sk E., Sophomore algebra 202- ready as usual Wonk. . .then Rebuel! 'Mi 3 We Cafeteria at noon , ,521 n' 1--J' .Q A rr ,wg ,Wk A if 4 1 i r, m- K4 'ld , I nf C 'nik .muimlth M hrKW7 :Mm .,,.k.,,,N, M q- :v.'fs:fi3, , - -as . -mea W 1 F, 1 MA i W -, LE:-akiirs f, .,,,s.- ,N , ' 1 f Q A K Q 3 . in E , 'A 1-9 ' Tiff Q -ffiifirfz-:sf -2, f f + - s' ' 1 A ' '-f L' 2 +o gsm:-:sas ' ' 1 - A 'X QQ! W J. ' b fit A- - 5 F' E s f 4 5 I M, ' Q ,, ' . ' 'I A- - A K ig N -.s.....,.,.sss -- - - y ,M ,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,.,s,...,.,,,.S,..,.,.e,...,,,,, My W ., .W P 7' A..- ,. 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He was president of Saint Louis University from l943 to l949. As head of our new school he has shown us many tokens of his paternal care--but most especially we appreciate the many friends he has made for us in Wichita. 'Jathen 'Hollonan Hdminiatnation .......... The task of administration in a Catholic boys' school is one requir- ing delicate helmsmanship-the skillful coordination of the meth- ods of training soul, mind, person- ality, and body. Bishop Carroll and the Society of Jesus have en- trusted this task in Wichita to the Reverend George M. Pieper, S.J., Principal of Chaplain Kapaun Memorial. His students are grateful to Father Pieper for his dedication to this assignment, since his success means for us the best in the careful education of the whole man. E Chaplain Kapaun Memorial is a strict school: training without dis- cipline would be a contradiction in terms. The Reverend Francis R. Leiker, S.J., is custodian ofthe behavior code necessary as the groundwork of our spiritual, mental social, and physical training under the Jesuits. O O O O O I O I O O O O O O O FR. WILFRID CHARLEVILLE, S.J. FR. ROBERT DE ROUEN, S.J. FR. FRANCIS G. FAHEY, SJ. Religion 2,35 Plant Superintendent. English lg Spanish 2g Religion lg Chel'1'll5f1'y35 Rgligion 45 Senior Sophomore Sodalityg Apostleship Counsellor, of Prayerg Bicycle Club. FR, ROBERT A. SIMMS, SJ. FR. LAURENCE E. WALSH, SJ. FR. THOMAS WATT Mathematics 2,3,4, History 3g Religion 3g1l1Hl01' Religion 1. Counsellorg Jesuit Seminary Aidg Golfg Confessor. 20 FR. EUGENE O. LATTA, S.J. FR. JOHN R. PADBERG, S,J. FR, HENRY REGNET, S.J. Religion 25 Biologyg Geography: English 25 Latin 2g Glee Club. Chaplaing Spiritual Director Athletic and Social Director. of Jesuits, Laurie, Father Latta, Becky, Mr, Bachrodt, at College Hill Park for the first cross-country meet in Kapaun 's history. 21 Scholaatica and Bnothena Above: MR, GERALD BONE, 5.1. MR, RICHARD BAUMAN, S,J. English lg Latin lg Speech lg Dramaticsg Bowlingg Mass Servers. Freshman Sodality. Upper Left: MR, ROBERT R. BARR, S,J, Latin lg Greek 4g Algebra 2g Band, Yearbook Advisorg Midget Basketball. songs at our rallies. Left: Algebra lp Basketballg Cageg The harmonious Ark Valley Trio Mr. Short, Mr. Whealen, and Mr. Bradley, composed pep MR, JAMES M, SHORT, S,J, Physicsg Geometry 25 Algebra 2, Senior Sodalityg College Advisorg Tennis, Beadle of Scholastics. gf fx BROTHER CHARLES F. 4'--J JORDAN s,J, Treasurer ff MR. HAROLD BRADLEY, SJ. Above: Constitution 4, American His- MR. JOSEPH PODRASKY, SJ. tory 2, 3, Rifle Team. 'English 39 Dramatics. Upper Right: MR. LOUIS W. ROBERTS, S.J. History lg English 4, Sociology, Debate Club, Press Club, Speech Right: QSurreptitious by Larry McDowellj MRf MARTIN J' WHEAFEN' SJ' Latin 2, 35 Speech 1, English 2g yg O . ifii ' i i Director of Intramural Sports: Sophomore Football Coachg Assistant Track Coach. Cook, Guest Master. 23 BROTHER JOSEPH GOCKEL, SJ. Laq Qacultq .... . . . . ..... . MR. HERM BACHRODT History lg Physical Education 25 Varsity Basketball. MR. WILLIAM DOYLE - MR. GERALD HICKEY Geometry 2g General Science lg Physical Education 2g Trackg Wrestling. English 15 Spanish 3. MR. PATRICK MULICH History 2g Yearbook Advisor. 24 MR. JOHN KNOLLA English lg History 3g Physical Education 2g Varsity Football Basketball, Baseball: Intra- murals. Q MR, RAYMOND WILLSON MR. BILL SCHEFFLER Library, Study. Math,1g Typing 4g Bookkeeping 45 Varsity Football. Mr, Whealen joins the 50, 000. O00 QSurreptitious photo by Bob Weniger, at dance in lobby of O'Shaughnessy Hallj 25 Office and Plant ........ MISS ETHEL THEIS MR. EUGENE KAPAUN MR. ANTON STEINER Secretary Assistant To Engineer Engineer 3 K 'll I E N INA MR. ALEX ESPINOZA MR. PETER MAY MIKE HOGERTY Maintenance Gardener Evening Switchboard Cr' MRS, LEO KERSCHEN, MRS, CLARENCE SIEMER, MRS, GEORGE ERNATT Cafeteria F' W , ., . . .... .V -V V ,H ' ' ' : ,- ' .. . , ., ,. , . , . .. ,1,. .. .,.,.,. .,., ., , . . .. , N 1, M, MW M , . mm. ,?1 :-a:,M, ::.,, ' ,,. .Wm:: . .,,. 12- K lg N M. g ,M my W K Wei ,W im vim Kwmma cgwom 'NW -.ullnvf g5 fxwsw WNW -Xa wa-A873351 Www me Nwlww may ms- ! A s mw- 'Wm iiwiisggwimmem mm mH'Smmmwy'5'1fS'mW'K n Nm s MW mam J ed? ' 7 ' -f i E YN- '14 zz www Q WA N -W W ,... W W ,,A,f V , rw- - vf J Y-f ff w, A- Y - ' ' .:.aa1s152f'W:w . 3:5-HY M V, f ggrg -f i S. inn. ,v..WWviz:':gu, ...- M U . . . - . ' I ,m ir ,ini W ff. fwf4Q,j3T5W,lW .LL,AW,, WN TM' W ' . Senior Senior: Claaa Ofgbicena 1 Prexy jim Dixon, and his only Vice, Mark Babich. Kapena . . . Touring Beech Aircraft: Jim Dixon, Skate Lewis, Tom Jerrick, John Sattgast, Eric Bachert, John Koester, Henry Welch, John Elting, Mike Harris, Mike Muma, Dick Eggleston, Father Simms. Bishop Carroll and four friends. . .Bob Munden, Dick Eggleston, and their dates, at the Friday 13th Hop. Ron Dreiling, Jim O'Donne1l, and Dave Remrnert share Coach Schefl'ler's complacency in a wrestling score. With the team behind him, Father DeRouen rouses the rabble for the Southeast game. ELDON ALBERT DANIEL AST JERRY AARON DONALD ADAMS RAYMOND ASHFORD DUANE AST MARK BABICH ERIC BACHERT 29 DONALD BETTS JEFFREY BLEVINS CAR-L BARNETT WILLIAM BEATTY ROBERT BLAES VICTOR BONAT JERRY BOYD FRANK BUSSEY LARRY COT TER THOMAS CRISSMAN DAVID CLARK MARCUS CLARK JOSEPH CRAWLEY JAMES DIXON WAYNE DOEBELE TERRY DQNIGAN 31 MICHAEL EGAN JOHN ELTING ROBERT DONNELLY RONALD DREILING 1- - v 5 . , Hi. 4 4 . A ' + fm . . 5 Ax RICHARD EGGLESTON DUANE ERICSON DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS LLOYD GIEBLER N-,ASW .'i fi' 'S ROO km CHARLES HAEN FRED HEIN LARRY GOOD GARY GROVE MICHAEL HARRIS KENNETH HEIN MICHAEL HOGERTY TIM HURLEY EM 'kms THOMAS J ERRICK JAMES KIMMINAU JOHN HUTCHINSON GLENN IHDE J gs -1 ' in ' 7 'w+, may 1 'wa-ol' ,: , ' A JAMES JORDAN DEAN KLENDA v-'Vg 1: JOHN KOESTER WILLIAM LANCASTER ,Q-vw. ! ,g g 1, ' , ,ffyj . ' Xwfgii RONALD LEWIS JOHN LINK LAWRENCE LELAND DONALD LEWIS MELVIN LINDELL ROSCOE LITTLE in SM FRED LOVINFOSSE LARRY MALONEY THOMAS MELCHER BRIAN MOLIN E GEORGE MARTINEZ JOHN MCCLURE PHILIP MICHLER Q H Jw '-H , f . KEITH MOTLEY M MICHAEL MUMA ROBERT MUNDEN 36 GERALD PEAY RICHARD PULIS JAMES O'DONNELL STANLEY ORTH DAVID REMM ERT DONALD RIDDER 37 JOHN PRICHARD MICHAEL QUINN MIKE ROBERT SON ANTHONY ROSSITTO ffflf If JOHN SATTGAST LARRY SHELLENB ERGER Q W 4 an ., RICHARD SCHEIER GARY SMITH mul ALBERT SPIES DENNIS STALKER PAUL SWOPE MARION ST EV ENS LEO SULLIVAN JOHN TALBOT FRANK TOWNSEND L. X sw ROBERT UMSCHEID RONALD WALKER HENRY WELCH ! 1 Senion Activitiea AARON, JERRY- Sodality 2, 3,4, baseball 1, 2, 4, foot- ball 3, 4, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ADAMS, DONALD-Pep Club 3,4, Cafeteria Club 4. ALBERT, ELDON-Sodality 1, 2, basketball 2, 3, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 1, 2. ASHFORD, RAYMOND-football 1, 2, intramurals 1, 2, 3,4, Red Cross 1. AST, DUANE-Sodality 1, intramurals 3,4. AST, DAN-Student Council 1, intramurals 1, 3, 4. BABICH, MARK- Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 fofficer 1, 3, 45, Conclave 1, 2, Vice-President Senior Class, President Conclave 4, dramatics 1, 2, intramurals 1, 2, 3,4. BACHERT, ERIC-Sodality 1,2, CRUSADER '57 82 '58 fBusiness Manager '58j, dramatics 3, 4, Boys' State 3-4, intramurals 3, 4, swimming 4, Pep Club 3, Chess Club 2 BARNETT, CARL -football 1,2, basketball l, baseball 2, intramurals 3,4. BEATTY, WILLIAM-Sodality 1, Pep Club 1, 2, band 1, Chess Club 2. BENWAY, PHILIP-baseball 3, intramurals 4, Cafeteria Club 1, 2. BETTS, DONALD-Sodality 1, intramurals 1, 2, 3,4, rifle team 3. BLACK, JOHN MICHAEL-track 3, intramurals 1, 2, 3, bowling 4, Red Cross 1, 2. BLAES, ROBERT--Campion: Sodality 1,2, Camera Club 1, 2, football 1,2. BLEVINS, JEFFREY-bowling 3,4, rifle team 1, Red Cross 1, intramurals 2, 3,4. BONAT, VIC-Sodality 1,2, basketball 1, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2. BOYD, JERRY-Sodality 1, 3, 4, Class President 1, Class Vice-President 2, football 3, 4, basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, baseball 1, 2,4, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, band 1,2, Kapaun HERALD 4, Kansas Sodality President 4. BUSSEY, FRANK-football 2, intramurals 3, Cafeteria Club 3, 4. CLARK, DAVID-Sodality 1, 3,4, intramurals 3, 4, basketball 2, swimming 2, tennis 2, Red Cross 1. COTTER, LARRY-intramurals 1, 2, 3, Chess Club 2, Cafeteria Club 3, 4. CRAWLEY, JOSEPH-Sodality 1, 2, 3, football 2, 3, 4, baseball 2, 4, dramatics 3,4, Red Cross l,2. CRISSMAN, TOM-Sodality 1, 2, Conclave 1, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DIETRICH, SYLVESTER-Pep Club 3,4, Cafeteria Club 1,2,3,4. DIXON, JIM- Sodality 1, 3, 4 fPrefect 43, Class President 4, CRUSADER '57, Kapaun HERALD 3, 4, chorus 1, 2, cheerleader 4, apologetics 3, Junior Achievement 4, Pep Club 2, Chess Club 2. DOEBELE, WAYNE- Sodality 1, intramurals 3, Cafeteria Club 3,4. DONIGAN, TERRY- Sodality 2, Conclave 1, Red Cross 1, Pep Club 3,4. DONNELLY, BOB-Sodality 1, 2 fSecretary lj, Class Treasurer 2, intramurals 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Club 2, Hobby -Club 3. DREILING, RONALD-Class President 1, football 1, 2, 3,4, basketball 1, 2, 3, baseball 1,2,4, track 3, Mass Servers 2, 4, school paper 2. EGAN, MICHAEL- Sodality 1, intramurals 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3, 4. EGGLESTON, DICK- Sodality 2, 3, 4, football 2, 3,4, basketball 2, Mass Servers 3, 4, track 3, tennis 3, Chess Club 1, 2, rifle team 3, intramurals 1, Traffic Court Judge 4 ELTING, JOHN-Sodality 1, 2, 2nd honors 3, 4, dra- matics 4, chorus 3, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2. ER1csoN, DUANE-Sodality 1, 2, Pep Club 4, Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3, 4. EVANS, TUCKER- Sodality 1,2, football 1,2, basket- ball 1,2, swimming 2. FAIRBANKS, DOUGLAS-Pep Club 3, 4, Cafeteria Club 1, 3, 4. FITZPATRICK, JOHN- Sodality 1, 2, 3, intramurals l,2,4, bowling 3, Homeroom Vice-President l, Red Cross 1. GEHLEN, CARL-football 1,2, Pep Club 3,4, Cafeteria Club 1, 3, 4. GIEBLER, LLOYD-Sodality 1, 2, football 2, Pep Club 1, 2, intramurals 4. GOOD, LARRY- Sodality 1, 2, intramurals 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2. GROVE, GARY- Sodality 1, 2, 2nd honors 3, Kapaun HERALD 3,4, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, chorus 3, golf 1, 3,4, Chess Club 1, 2, Coin Club 1. HAEN, CHARLES-Sodality 1, 2, swimming 4, CRUSADER '57, Kapaun HERALD 4, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, chorus 3, Greek Club 4, dramatics 3. HARREN, CHARLES- Sodality l, Pep Club 2, intra- - murals 1, 2, 3, Cafeteria Club 3, 4. football 2, 3, 4, track 3, 4, Kapaun HERALD 3,4, chorus 3, Greek Club 4, Red Cross l,2. HEIN, FRED-Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. HEIN, KENNETH-Sodality 1, 2, Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Club 3,4. HOGERTY, MIKE-football l,2, basketball l,2, baseball 1, 2,4, Conclave 4, Kansas Boys' State 3-4, cheerleader 4, Homeroom President 2, Greek Club 4. HURLEY, TIMOTHY- Sodality 1, 2, 3, football 1, 2, 3, 4, basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Conclave 1, 2, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Kapaun HERALD 3. HUTCHINSON, JOHN- Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 qPrefect 2, Secretary 35, honors 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, swimming 4, intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. IHDE, GLENN-Sodality 1, 2, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2. JERRICK, TOM- Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 3, Vice- President 4j, Class President 2, lst honors 3, Conclave 1, 2, 3, chorus 3, intramurals 3,4, dramatics 4. JORDAN, JAMES-Sodality 1, 2, Class President 3, Class Secretary 1, football 1, 2, Red Cross l,2. 41 HARRIS, MICHAEL- Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, honors 1, 2, 3, 4, KIMMINAU, JAMES- Sodality 1, band 1, 2,4, intramurals 3, Pep Club 3, 4. KLENDA, DEAN-football 2, 3,4, Class President 1, CRUSADER '58, track 3, chorus 1, 2, 3, debate 3, 4. KOESTER, JOHN-dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, chorus 2, 3, Pep Club 3,4, LANCASTER, WILLIAM-Pep Club 2, Publicity Club 2 Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LELAND, LAWRENCE-Sodality 1,2,3,4, lst honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 1, Homeroom Secretary 3, intramurals 2, 3, 4, Kapaun HERALD 3, 4 fAdvertising Manager 4j, dramatics 4. LEWIS, RONALD-Sodality 1, 2, 3,4, football 3,4, baseball 2, 4, Greek Club 4. LEWIS, DON - Sodality 1, 2, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 1, 2, Red Cross l,2. LINDELL, MELVIN-football 1, band 1, intramurals 1, 2, 3, bowling 3 LINK, JOHN-Sodality 1, 2, track 1, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. LITTLE, ROSCOE- intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Club l, 2, 3, 4. LOVINFOSSE, FRITZ-intramurals 4, Cafeteria Club 4, Pep Club 4. MALONEY, LARRY- football 1, Pep Club 3,4, Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTINEZ, GEORGE- Sodality 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Cafeteria Club 1, 3, 4. MCCLURE, JACK-Sodality 1, lst honors 3, Conclave 4, Junior Achievement 4, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 4. MELCHER, TIM- football 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHLER, PHILIP- Sodality 1,2, Red Cross 2, Pep Club 3, 4. MOLINE, BRIAN-Kapaun HERALD 4, Pep Club 1, dramatics 2, Science Club 2, swimming 2. MOTLEY, KEITH-Sodallty 1,23 Pep Club 3,42 Cafeteria Club 1,2, 3,4. MUMA, MIKE-Sodality 13 dramatics 43 rifle team 33 bowling 33 basketball manager 1. MUNDEN, BOB- Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 43 football 2, 3, 43 basketball 23 baseball 1, 2, 43 Lettermen's Club 3, 43 basketball manager 3,43 rifle team 3,4. NEWLAND, JAMES - Sodallty 1, 33 football 1, 2,43 basketball l,2, 3,4: track 1, 2, 3,4. O'DONNELL, JAMES - Sodallty 1, 2 QTreasurer 253 football 1, 2, 3, 43 basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 baseball 1, 2, 43 track 33 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,43 Homeroom President 4. ORTH, STANLEY- Sodallty 1, 23 Class Vice-President 13 dramatics 13 Pep Club 1, 23 Chess Club 1, 23 chorus 3. PAXHIA, ALAN -Pep Club 3,41 Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PEAY, GERALD-Sodallty 13 intramurals 1, 2, 3,43 Pep Club 2. PRICHARD, JOHN-Sodallty l,2, 33 dramatics 1, 23 intramurals 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 23 Chess Club 1, 2g Red Cross 1,2. PULIS, RICHARD - Sodallty 1, 23 Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3,4. QUINN, MIKE-Sodality 1,2, 33 football 2, 3, 43 golf 1, 3,43 Lettermen's Club 3,43 Conclave 1, 3, 43 intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. RANZAU, DON-Sodality 13 Pep Club 3, 43 Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3, 4. REMMERT, DAVE-dramatics 33 football 1, 2, 43 Lettermen's Club 43 intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. RIDDER, DON-Sodality 13 band 1, 23 bowling 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 4. ROBERTSON, MIKE-Sodality 1, 33 football 1, 2, 3,43 basketball 1, 2, 3,41 track 33 Lettermen's Club 3,43 intramurals 1,23 dramatics 1, 2, 3. ROSSITTO, ANTHONY- Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 43 Kapaun HERALD 3,42 Greek Club 4. 42 TALBOT, JOHN- Sodallty 1 fVice-Prefectj3 basket- ball 13 football 2, 43 Class Treasurer 13 Conclave 13 chorus 33 dramatics 3. SATTGAST, JOHN -Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 43 Kapaun HERALD 3,42 CRUSADER '573 Mass Servers 33 Greek Club 4. SCHEIER, ROBERT-Sodality 1, 23 intramurals 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 2. SHELLENBERGER, LARRY-Sodallty 1, 23 basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 baseball 1, 2, 43 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 43 rifle team 3, 43 dramatics 2. SMITH, GARY-Sodallty 1, 23 Conclave 13 basketball l,2, 33 dramatics 1, 23 Kapaun HERALD 43 intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. STALKER, DENNIS - Sodallty 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3, 4. STEVENS, MARION-football 2, 3, 43 basketball 13 Lettermen's Club 3, 43 Homeroom Vice-President 43 Homeroom Secretary 33 Red Cross 13 Pep Club 1, 2. SULLIVAN, LEO-Sodallty 13 Pep Club 3,43 Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SWOPE, PAUL- Sodallty 1, 2 Qofficer 2,3 band 1, 23 chorus 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 23 smoker 3, 43 Rifle Club 43 bowling 4. TOWNSEND, FRANK- Sodallty 1, 23 Conclave 43 Intracity Conclave 43 dramatics 13 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4. UMSCHEID, BOB- Sodallty 13 football 2, 33 basketball 2,43 track 33 intramurals 1, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3. WALKER, RONALD-Sodality 13 intramurals 1, 3.4: Red Cross 13 Pep Club 3,4. WEBSTER, JAMES- Cafeteria Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WELCH, HENRY- CRUSADER '58 CCO-Editotj3 dramatics 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Cafeteria Club 3. WHIPPO, BILL - Pep Club 3,43 Cafeteria Club 1,2.3,4 WIESEN, EDWARD -football 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual Prince 23 Conclave 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4. Underclassmen 1 ' mast H ,.-fl M EGM' michael Scott Vail who died a happy death on November l5, l957 Mike was probably the most cheerful and most likeable boy at Kapaun. By his interest in his many friends and in their activities he won the regard and affection of every student and teacher in the school. Sick or well, he was never far from his pals, and if health and size interfered with his sports, he was his schoolmates' best rooter. Mike was an example to us of young Catholic manhood, too. He lived his Faith in the way that prepares men to die well. God grant that we may ' follow that example. We all vote Mike number one. May he rest K in peace. ng F -bf . 'm uniona 207 .aw -,ms iekswg ' , . :,r,,:tfz:eS we R U l f'1,'+Lw3L1 ,fs yr 5 A gn-N , 1 , K M-fy BOTTOM: Eldon Schumacher, Don Beck, Dale Hommertzheim, Len Kraus. ROW TWO: I ack Spears, Jerry Glass, Kurt Chandler, Terry Caffarel, ROW THREE: Tom Zimmerman, Claud Hephner, Dick Finn, Denny Holzman, ROW FOUR: Herb Klein, Keith Stevens, Everett Moeder, Jim McGilvray. ROW FIVE: Bob Kretchmar, Del Eberle, Dave Miller, Ken Doffing. ROW SIX: John Siedhoff, Art Struble, Don Gessler, Harry Eggleston. ROW SEVEN: Mike Green, Glenn Street, Dan Coffey, Alan Weldon. TOP: Mike Tiffany, Larry O'Shaughnessy, John Klausner. 45 fluniona 206 BOTTOM: Bill Schmidt, Jack Muellerleile, Tony Salazar, Bob P. Becker. ROW TWO: Gus Morley, Mike Landwehr, Frank Courbois, Terry Chippeaux, ROW THREE: Mark Peddecord Joe Klenda, Jim Menges, Larry Ring. ROW FOUR: Mart Barkman, Dick Nelson, John Brittain, Ed Hanks, Paul Williams. ROW FIVE: John Hornung, Jim Hernandez, Dick Gray, Don Loibl, Larry Melcher, TOP: Frank Hancock, Mike Shay, Tom Wilson, Joe McClure, Tom Watts. 46 fluniona 205 ,A - 1.123533 W Ei UI ff! Er!! W BOTTOM: Walt Dietrich, Dick Ruliman, Larry Eckhardt, Joe Holub, ROW TWO: Ken Wohler, Nick Chippeaux, Mike Myers, Larry.McDonough, ROW THREE: Dick Warren, Tom Schwarz, Alan Ernstman, Jim Sfwiler. ROW FOUR: Gary Borniger, Jerry Riedl, John Sterbenz, Jerry Lutkie, Bob Jennings. ROW FIVE: Dick Young, Bob Neises, Frank McKay, Mike Kucharo, Jerry Fraipont. ROW SIX: Jerry Love, Del Gegen, Bill Stang, Ron Rolfe. TOP: Phil Swan, Gene Clark, Mike Crevoiserat, Hank Brenner. 47 uniona 204 BOTTOM: Matt Klein, Vince Stevens, Al Johnson, Larry Larson. ROW TWO: Bill McKnight, Paul Blasi, Ron Wells, Greg Joseph, ROW THREE: Jim Bligh, Jack Emry, Jim Conner, Doug Ring, ROW FOUR: Leo Rasmussen, Bob E. Becker, Dan Diehl, Bill Martine. TOP: Ken Weilert, Leo Seiler, Alex Zyskowski, Joe Ludlow. 48 Sophomonea I I 0 XI -ffl? QF' QM,-fr ve' BOTTOM: Denny Clark, Dave Barry, Clem Ast, Bill Von Feldt, ROW TWO: Gene Homer, Tom Hutchinson, Jim Hunter, Claud Daigle. ROW THREE: Mike Wetzel, Chuck Reagan, Tom Koester, John Hogan. ROW FOUR: Frank Mader, Vince Lee, Chuck Ambrosia, Mike Mount, ROW FIVE: Dick Stuchlik, Doug Stein, Jerry Pates, Frank DeBacker. ROW SIX: Rob Wilkins, Tom Shellenberger, Jim Stevens, Bob Zimmerman, Marv Stoffel. TOP: Chuck Seibel, Bill Wood, Mark Slicker, Bill Rohr. 49 Sophomonea I 09 3 1 lQll! i Qnf fl s 'Wfqvf ...i ., YY x .1 1 --'X A' :L F .- I y 1 ' al, Ili? 5? F: fl BOTTOM: Vic Struble, Ed Hullett, Don Hommertzheim, Ed Isham. ROW TWO: Jim Traffas Gene Smithhisler, Dan Beilman, Jim Stueve, ROW THREE: Jerry Wheeler, Bill Peppard, Darrel Leiker, Cliff Hoagland. ROW FOUR: Pete Walters, Dave Stevens, Ron Hund, Ralph Hernandez, Bob Williams, ROW FIVE: Larry Beilman, Bob Healy, John Cleary, Larry Lubbers, ROW SIX: Wayne Hertel, Vic Halsig, Charles Frazey, Lyle Larkin, TOP: Joe Danler, Dan Ross, Max Downey, Joe Adams, John Mayer. 50 Sophomonea 203 KJ' BOTTOM: Jim McGuigan, Ron Gehrer, Joe Brenner, Denny Stephens. ROW TWO: Dexter Johnson, Gary Stump, Dave Williams, Dick Leonard. ROW THREE: Larry Orth, Chuck Larkin, Pat Ray, Chuck Morley. ROW FOUR: Tony Beugelsdyk, Al Gallant, Ray Owens, Jim Farnik. ROW FIVE: Tom Dunn, Pete Strout, Mike Steven, Jim Becker. ROW SIX: Bob Schreck, Al Snruble, Mike Sanders, Dave Wright. TOP: Pat Knolla, John Day, Frank Harris, Clarence Dreiling. 51 Sophomonea 202 ' ' A -35: i N 1. K K fir,--I I S BOTTOM: Joe Gerant, Mike Laughlin, Chuck Coker, Bob Weniger, ROW TWO: Gerry Olmsted, Gary Schulte, John Osterman, Don Rice, ROW THREE: Jim Molitor, Bruce Baer, Tony Hatcher, Jerry Vossman, ROW FOUR: Mike Snodgrass, Pat Crabtree, Tom Feuerborn, Bob Rickel, ROW FIVE: Ken Wolford, Frank Tubbs, Dave Wiesen, John Windsor, ROW SIX: Lee Roy Scheer, Sylvester Stroot, Dick Wilson, Bruce Swart, TOP: Jerry Von Feldt, Larry Bangs, Ron Buessing, Tom Coffeen. 52 A f 'X' .,-, g .Sophomonea 20 I . 'vrx 4-M 3 EA y L, 55' X BOTTOM: Jerry Bowman, Norb Stump, Paul Wedin, Len Weilert. ROW TWO: Larry Schirf, Bob Crissman, Mike Ramirez, Ralph Sigman, ROW THREE: Tim Trudell, Phil Schulte, Ken Timmermeyer, Dick Tucker, ROW FOUR: Tom Hetzel, LeRoy Leiker, Jim Hardman, Larry Ricke. ROW FIVE: D. I. Bergundthal, Doug Benfer, Charlie Moran, Frank Vestering, Jim Honer. TOP: Dave Lynch, Joe Olden, Dick Leahy, Larry Armstrong, Leodies Robinson. 53 'lneahmen IO8 F7 BOTTOM: L. P. Jeter, Joe Williams, Mike Frink, Mike Jones. ROW TWO: Gene Wilhelm, John Veerkamp, Larry Brandt, John Hesse. ROW THREE: Larry Lester, Charles Kurth, Gary Bond, Bob Ring. ROW FOUR: Jim Marshall, Roger -Hughey, Joe Farrell, Barry Costello, ROW FIVE: Craig Nelson, Fred Sauer, John Harsha, Mike Harter. ROW SIX: Roger Gerstner, Jerry Gegen, Wendell Sanders, Royal Nicholas, Pat Quinn. ROW SEVEN: Carl Wenke, Karl Becker, Pat O'Shaughnessy, Mike Lohner, Pat Weigand. TOP: Bill Manning, Irving Shaw, Ron Rausch, Bob Watts, Mike Malever. 54 'heahmen I 07 BOTTOM: Ken Faber, Jim Tolley, Terry Drake, Steve Bly. ROW TWO: Jim Steiner, John Thome, Mike Moline, Pat Dye. ROW THREE: Dale Williams, Jim Laird, Leroy Jacobs, Price Grandy. ROW FOUR: Scott Stewart, Larry Lowe, John Karolus, Pat Ray. ROW FIVE: Bill Buser, Mike Trollope, Jerry Wasinger, Tom Sweeney. ROW SIX: Roger Harris, Bob Skach, Len Scott, Bob Price. ROW SEVEN: Mike Goebel, Jim Tenborg, Frank DeCoursey, Mike Onofrio. TOP: Ken Leonard, Adrian Landis, Bill Congdon, Mike Bumgardner 55 '3neahmen IO6 WL kwin? R . f ' if ,x-5 K sf was Aww- v'v, V1 BOTTOM: Ernie Pototschnik, Jim Ross, Jim Harris, John Oeding, Dick Esterline. ROW TWO: Norm Olson, Bob McDonough, Dan Crowley, Keith Crissman. ROW THREE: Larry McDowell, Don Dixon, Roderick Phares, Dale Bolton. ROW FOUR: Harry Crawford, Dan McFeeley, Pat Tumer, Steve Jones, ROW FIVE: Ford Wright, Dan Graham, Mike Mont- gomery, Dick Slansky, ROW SDC: Steve Maule, Barry Hundemer, Bill Novascone, Bill Sanders. ROW SEVEN: Floyd Marshall, Ed Brunin, Tom Malnar, Ralph Meyers. TOP: Rudy Schroeder, Jim Hein, Mike Betts, John DeBacker. 56 I . . 'heahmen I O5 Straws- f W wt-M2235 - +i .,,sl,4Qw -A A--f Q-gum i ,x fc BOTTOM: Loren Rausch, Hugh Overman, Norm Lies, Dave Queens, ROW TWO: Scott Gasche. Bill Zimmer, Roger Bunck, Jerry Bordelon. ROW THREE: Ed Novak, Chuck Marlow, John Brasier, Floyd Crabtree. ROW FOUR: Jack Keller, Ken Wirths, Rudy Moeder, Ralph Schaffer. ROW FIVE: Glenn Tharp, John Spillman, Denny Berg, Vince Schirf. ROW SDC: Larry Martinez Larry Ericson, Charles Dresie, Tom Lutkie. TOP: Barry Hinds, Harry Higgins, Bob Nelson, Mike Simmons. 57 4 , - 9neahmen I 04 a. sew' K g 44 J R 3 J , BOTTOM: Mike Reddy, Ralph Frye, Larry Dolbow, Ron Beemiller, John Beck, ROW TWO: Jerry Roach, Mike Stegman, Gary Hommertzheim, John Jeck, Horner Hirsch. ROW THREE: John Perry, Joe Debbrecht, John Bryant, Tony Crawley, Bill Routon. ROW FOUR: Jerry Lynch, Don Mellon, Bob Connor, Mike Gillham, ROW FIVE: John Stauder, Ron Mans, Fred Lutz, John Nuessen, Jim Konkel, ROW SDC: Bill Frisbie, John Ojile, Dick Gleeson, Mike Knolla. TOP: Dick Terhune, Bill Rullman, Dan Lott, Larry Rossillon, Keith Newell. 58 1 'heahmen I 0 I Q15 ff! fb. , w BOTTOM: Neal VanderVoom, Ron Bruns, Pat Crawley, Floyd Carpenter. ROW TWO: Jim Taylor, Ron Owens, Dave Fortin, Dick Hexum. ROW THREE: Tom White, Bob Zamorano, Paul Taylor, Bill Scott. ROW FOUR: John Espinoza, Mel Lies, Clarence Honer, Jim LaFoe. ROW FIVE: Dan Dugas, Orland Akers, Eldon Benoit, Ron Williams. TOP: Bob Maurer, Dave Peay, Bill Townsend, Don Ricke, Bob Hilger. 59 ta 'Honon - E ' In Wichita, teens' traffic violations are punished by teens. Presiding Judge of the traffic court, composed of students from various Wichita hugh schools, is senior Dick Eggleston. More frosh-fun: Mr. Bone referees blow-hard. North fouled by Jordan of Kapena . Donigan supervises initiation of lowly frosh Dixon and Harris. Mr Bone calls in help to quell a rrot rn 107. Wher'd our dates go? The 3 musket-ears and friends. Orderly progress to an assembly. Bishop Carroll greets dis- tinguished Kapaun guest Floor cleared for royalty and entourage. Y Gag s on begen. That's Swiler Mike Betts UP Frosh fun nite W Sports nl psychological and the physical omit these latter and your training is one G 'd Soul + Body : Man, After the spiritual and the academic must come the sided. Football is. competition-wise, the most frmdamental of the major sports. You have a marker, a ball. You wish to move it to a scoring zone. Your opponent, who intends to prevent you, places himself bodily in your path - and attempts to gain possession of the marker to collect the score himself. M a result, peak physical condition is required and produced. Determination is demanded - and is -forth- coming. Obedience - self-control - foresight - justice and sportsmanship - are necessary for the best in this topnotch competition. That is why the players develop these qualities in themselves. TIM HU RLEY Quarterback Q i, M, 1 2 LEODIES ROBINSON Halfback I LARRY BANGS Fullback ART STRUBLE Tackle I HENRY BRENNER End JERRY BOYD ALEX ZYSKOVISKI Quarterback Quarterback I RON DREILING IIM O'DONNELL Guard Fullback fit, . EE 4 D JOE CRAWLEY HARRY EGGLESTON Guard End V 'il KEN WEILERT MARION STEVENS Halfback Tackle With the demands of the game as the reason -why, the method ls l. The hours under the lights are few, compared with the hours at the 'Father Latta Memorial across Woodlawn. Here a 11500-second shutter freezes the speed and muscle of diminutive John Talbot .. X - ' 0- fleftj, and non-dimin- ' utive Leo Seiler frightj, as Jerry Aaron and Bob Munden enjoy the pri- vilege of feeling just once what it 's like to hit the Kapaun line. SKATE LEWIS Halfback FRANK HARRIS End 0 f MIKE QUINN Center BI' DICK EGGLESTON Halfback LARRY O'SHAUGHNESSY Halfback JACK MUELLERLEILE Center si DAVE REMMERT NICK CHIPPEAUX Tackle Tackle .4 'a A Mr. Whealen, S.J.. supervises the sophs. FRONT are Cnuck Reagan, Jim Stevens. Dave Wiesen, Bill Wood, Al Gallant, Mike Onofrio, Joe Adams, D.J. Bergundthal. MIDDLE: Bill Von Feldt, Dan Ross q21j. John Cleary UQ. Pete Strout, Pat Ray, Tom Sweeney, Tom Malnar. TOP: Rob Wilkins, Pat Knolla, Frank De Backer, Tom Dunn. Frank l-larris, Clarence lkeiling, larry Bangs, Bill Manning, Harry Higgins. Sophs played twice: thunder- ed over Derby 33-6, then lost the retum engagement 14-'7 - a valuable lesson in attitude, for the future varsity. 1 V ps s , J JERRY AARON HERB KLEIN Center Guard l B T s. M 5 2 is ?l J if z at is ED WIESEN LEO SEILER Guard End W O4 ii,s srlt F' lg LEO RASMUSSEN MIKE ROBERTSON JOHN WINTROL Guard Guard Guard J X ,A 'J BOB MUNDEN JERRY LOVE DEAN KLENDA End End Tackle .L fx! MIKE HARRIS JOHN TALBOT DAN-COFFEY Tackle Guard l-lalfback Brace yourself. The next pages will give you a glimpse of the toughest 1957 prep grid slate in the state of Kansas. Or- dinarily, a 7-2 record is only -good: but a look at the scores and the teams will tell why we feel proud of a record something more than just ig-o-gay Kapaun gridmen made mis- takes - but oftener, they didn't. Their success is both a satisfaction and a spur to us, their classmates. Go on, lookl Varsity-Sophs exhibition: Coffey fumbles under the impact of Frank Harris. Zyskowski, Adams, Tom Shellenberger head for the play. 1 If Q17 A lm A e so , , Qi s - - if . 'tif 3 H 1 X W Q ':' f.fq'f 'fl Robinson follows Hurley at Ark Cityg O'Donnell left, Muellerleile right. Q 'R I N 4 . . Mike Harris causes an Ark City fumbleg O'Shaughnassy on the left, Zyskowski to the right. ' ..,s Skate Lewis's teeth jolt on an almostg Manhattan clash. Lawnence I8 Kapaun 6 Our longest trip was in a way our greatest. The Crusader squad found a long roster of eleven hungry Lions awaiting the well- travelled U60 miles, meat. State-pacer Lions scorecl fHadlQ, Knights fought back, scored-and Lawrence fans, unused to a real battle in years Qespecially by un- knowns j, had conversation- al matter at the half. The second stretch, IOOCX: in a drizzling rain, saw the speedy Lions overpower a good hard try and salt their l5th straight with their smallest total in two seasons. Kapaun's tally was Zyskowski to Seiler for 45 yards. Kapaun I8 'Hutchinaon O Northwest in Salthawk country, Crusaders pulled down their third, sparked by O'Donnell, Eggleston, and Lewis. Once again too many fumbles obstructed the looked-for outcome of several happy situations, f , L r g sg Q! ' wif Xia, Q s H is ' e L wWm,u,,W-,W ,M Alex down the sideline, O'D0nnell carries 2 Manhattans, Eggleston gets up for another block, J Eggleston around end against Manhattang Brenner C755 and Newland behind. x YQ 8, 3 Q 9 17 . , if , ' a ' -' 1 1 ' ' Q I l-l ,N ,,,,.,i, V hh nn., E l f- ,a M' 'K A .. - w e are .fi-:W A 151. 5 fffffi.-,li A -pw. f we 5 'M Nia A EW S , is-I .n ,, V. -,, Q . A li L , A-,R A , ,,,, .. Q 335292.--5- ' 5f.w5'f' 1f ' f ,Mp-45, f' ' ',. 5 sy. YQ ' ' :aP'.l Drk, .1 A 4. ff' W My 3 W 555432 5 Eggleaton runningg O'Shaughnessy, Brenner, Zyskowski corningg against Manhattan. Kapaun I9 Rochhunat I3 This time with our own flu-woes, Crusaders battled Jesuit-staffed Rockhurst fK.C.,. Hurley, O'Shaugh- nessy, Seiler, Love, and Dreiling wore Sunday- instead of grid-suits to the bench, the last-named easing a Lawrence-dislo- cated collar bone. Rock- hurst, fairly well thwomped in the first half, came back inspired, but Kapaun held and won. Kapaun 40 Andale 0 The homecoming clash demonstrated Crusader might, and wrapped up the season right prettily. Seiler caught Zyslcowski for the first two payoffs, and O'Donnell ran the next pair. Robinson and Zyskow- ski each scored. And not a solitary Kapaun iersey escaped the Monday wash, as every erstwhile bench- warmer glided through the goo. The Varsity A-Squad learns a sly one: STANDING: Hurley, Love, Zyskowski, Seiler. SEATED: Robinson, Coffey, Robertson ffront rightj, Boyd Qfar rightj, and Sheilenberger. Cnuaaden Jerry Boyd Tim Hurley Leodies Robinson ,.. ,-v- .., .., .. - f A Q . ,hh imma'-mwaeii -wi W ' I I f. nwililifffffiv' Wig by ' 'k ll L :1 T'1 ' ,.i41vsss.fr IN K I In 1 ' 1... -mlwfii E- 5aw5i,,. ft, .. I -J - iiti' 4gyyr,fr-'- L I 4... '1-in 1. 1 WW, , , - - R 'fllkiii rswfw- i ii in .., W, W was M - . 4 N sir- x - 4 X. ,. . X 421 hx Q' , ' .L Cjlowning before the first North game. The victim is Mark Babich. 68 Jerry Love Alex Zyskowski Larry Shellenberger Bishop Carroll presents Mr. Bachrodt with the trophy won at the West In- vitational. -Hoopatena B Team 48 B Team 'K Southeast 34 K West 'K 46 Chil locco 44 K North 'K 65 Valley 47 'K Sacred Center Heart K 53 North 61 'K West ' K 53 Roc khu rst 45 K Southeast 'K 48 Chillocco 34 'K Valley fasterisk indicates a winl Center Kenny Wohler, Danny Coffey, and Mark Peddecord take practice shots at the baskets. Cheerleaders Joe Williams, Carol Barkman, John Link, Kathy Babich, and Mike Hogerty practice cheers in the gym. That's Jim Dixon on the floor, spinning Link, through the air. Sophs ' K 53 Southeast 48 'E K 45 Newton 22 ' K 30 Southeast 26 'K 38 Derby 34 'K 47 N0I'fl1 46 'K 50 West 47 ' K 45 Derby 31 ' K 38 North 29 SOPHOMORES, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Kno1l.,a, Frank Harris, Mike Mount, Dave Lynch, Fred Huse, John Cleary, Danny Ross, Tom Shellenberger, Jack Hogan, Denny Clark, Chuck Reagan, Ralph Hernandez, Jim McGuiga n, Chuck Ambrosia . Let'a Cjo, Biq Blue, Let'a Cie! Kapaun 47 Wichita 5.8. 42 Sparked by Shellenberger's hooping and Robinson's boards-game, the Crusaders handed the Golden Buffaloes their first taste of defeat on the hardwood. The turn- out was enough to close our doors before the game even began. Kapaun 7 I Chillocco 25 The march into Sooner country was gener- ously rewarded. Our reserves were handed a 37-I5 working martin at halftime, but they showed they didn't need it. And we began to suspect the possibility of a wonderful year. Kapaun 72 'Ualleq Centen 44 Again Knights fast-broke to victory, pocketing an easy one December 17. Kapaun 54 Wichita Ylonth 52 The test came as North, toughest in the city loop, stepped out to tackle the inde- pendents. Kapaun's lead, posted early, tottered very dangerously in the fourth quar- ter. A merciful buzzer preserved a 2-point margin and left Kapaun the only undowned five in Wichita. Although demanding the same basic per- sonal and team qualities as her sister maior- sport, basketball demands each in a different way. The sort of try required has a little different fmor, the guality of the tension is not the same, and so on. Basketball is con- sidered by Chaplain Kapaun Memorial High School to be one of the best non-academic educators available . Good last year, Crusaders this year were very good, but not tops. As the wins-column piled higher and higher, and Kansas eyes turned southeast, there were voices heard that said great, and one of these, a few young ones added number one . But the spirit of fight-to-the-finish does not come easy to us youngsters. Nobody expected the first loss, but an experienced hand on the pulse of the bewildered Crusaders who returned to Kansas the night of the second Alva game, could have told that there was boy there as well as man . We beg pardon for being young! And we congratulate our classmates on their manli- ness, which so far outstripped their boyishness O ,-.nu 1- X ii N ft M . Stop 'im, Pete! QAgainst Westy Well, the dem thing vlitherel Now be nice, Al! CAgainst Sacred Hearty O 70 Pat Knolla fights a tough Chilloccan, calls Alex over to help. Visitor skids to a stop for a good view. What else ya gonna Q? Leodies pops one against E1 Dorado. This basket, like each of the others, won the game. If A1 can pull Jerry up, that guy'11 have trouble getting away with that ball! Against El Dorado Three seconds after the historic free-throw 71 Kapaun 58 Hina 37 Tangling with one of the toughest teams in Oklahoma, Kapaun regulars and subs emerged victorious by 2l points. A good sign? Kapaun 65 Rockhwtat 57 A hot time in the old gym! January lO saw the Crusaders deal their K.C.-Jesuit rivals a thwomping. lt was a particularly mem orable night for Shellenberger, who set a new city record with 42 points. This was our sixth straight. lt looked like a going thing! Kapaun 53 El Donado 52 But first, a real scorcher. The opening tilt of the West Invitational, fcomprising 4 of the best Kansas teams--Kapaun, Eldorado, West, Southeastl saw a touch-and-go race between the first pair. The 32nd minute ended in a tie. So did the overtime--but Shellen- berger drew a foul just at the final buzzer, and made the first of his one-and one. He was prevented form taking his second shot by his schoolmates and teammates, who with poor control rushed onto the floor to congrat- ulate him. Shel ly Wim ,he We, sr Oscar Q. Kapaun 53 Wiichita Weat 49 Kapaun posted an early lead in the Invita- tional finals, and held it till the final buzzer, to collect the first trophy in Kapaun history. Kapaun 63 St. Hqnea 47 Wichitans were ready for a hard battle with this tough K.C. team, but Crusaders proved too much for the Stags and trotted away with the Iaurels. Kapaun 54 Chillocco 36 The Kapaunites pocketed their tenth straight with a trouncing of Chillocco on their visit here, plant it carefully, it'l1go Kapaun 56 Wichita 5.8. 54 Another overtime scorcher. Leodies Robinson was responsible for the extra-period lay-up. If you climb up high, and in. fBoyd against West, Shelle be e a a' t n rg r g IDS Sacred Heart. Kapaun 74 Valleq Centen 50 Returning a visit, we concocted more of the same. Wider and wider attention was called to our longer and longer clean record. Get it straight in your mind ...... and then DO it. fRockhurst and Westj 72 Too little, too late, against Shellenberger 1 . Jerry's through with it, you can have it. Shelly fakes while Love screens. Against West. Seller plants one against Valley Center. Anxiety, irritation, and confidence are expressed in three faces, as Shell- enberger bothers a Northman. Where's that ball? Love alone knows the Kapaun 78 Wichita went 52 West suffered more each time we met during the pre-tourney season. ln the first clash, the margin was 4 points, this time it was 26. Kapaun 77 Libenal 3l A late-scheduled combo wrestling-cage meeting saw another lopsided finish. The half- time tally was 35-14. Shellenberger scored 34. Kapaun 5l Wichita Ylonth 50 Crusaders visited North for a contest to re- member. To be behind with six seconds left, in the heyday of delayed ball and the stall, is not usually very hopeful. But Jerry Boyd stole the leather in North's front court, Kapaun called time out. Hurley played in from mid-court. . . and Shellenberger was to do or die. Stymied by the alert Norse, he had to slip it to Jerry Lowe at left forward. And undaunted by a dozen con- secutive bad shots, Jerry sank the one that counted most. Take it easy, easy now, easy! --Shell- EQ?--1 73 enberger calms a Red Arrow. Kapaun 63 Sacned 'Heant 45 Sacred Heart of Salina-- the last team cap- able of an upset, averred a local paper--posted the worrying halftime rally of 27 over 24. The final score testifies to the turning of the tables. Kapaun 74 Wichita Weat 40 This time the margin was 34. Past the last team capable of an upset, the Big Blue stormed over West the third time in a row, with the con fidence bred of a season's iob well done. Alva 56 Kapaun 53 Crash! With three of ours out on fouls in the fourth quarter, a fighting Alva five capitalized, and we were deprived of our perfect season . '3noah Caqe Kinqa Reqionaia Wichita Weat 39 Kapaun 37 Hurt and fighting mad, erstwhile losers showed the stuff they were really made of, slipping by the no longer invincible Crusader crew by two. Wichita Ylonth 56 Kapaun 49 North took the consolation almost easily. Crusaders went home from their last basketball sadder, but much, much wiser. The 1961 Kansas state champs warming up: totals, 8 and 2. STANDING: Bill Sanders, Larry Lester, Jack Novascone, Mr. Bone, True CFUS-mer Bill Manning, Pat O'Shaughnessy. SEATED, FRONT: John Hesse, fight by Tim Mike Frink, Pat Quinn, Price Grady, Mgr. Pat Weigand. REAR: Hurley Frank DeCoursey, Mike Onofrio, Chuck Dresie, Roger Harris, Tom Sweeney, Mike Harsha, Bob Skach. Down w1th it comes Manning against Minneha. Bumgardner on the right. O Shaughnessy and Manning against Andale, Kapaun 53 White Water 27 Kapaun 28 Andale 26 Kapaun 38 Central Intermediate 36 Q2 overtimesi Kapaun 50 White Water 35 Kapaun 54 South Riverside 18 Kapaun 59 Andale 27 Kapaun 38 Minneha 28 Kapaun 41 South Riverside 15 Kapaun 31 Pleasant Valley 51 Kapaun 18 Wellington 36 Sanders pops against Minneha. Novascone coming. L Cinapple Crusaders are capable clutchers, astheir season, Kapaun Kapaun Kapaun Kapaun Kapaun Kapaun Kapaun Kapaun ' Visitors' B Squad Hund attempting to go behind a Kinsley man. Klenda with a figure-four ride against West TEAM AND RECORD, STANDING: Ron Dreiling Q5-1-lj, Dick Thomp- son, Bruce Baer Q4-3-lj, Mike Gillham, Dan Bei1manfO-4-17, Mr. Doyle, Harry Eggleston Q2-1-OJ, Ron Hund Q2-4-OJ, Jack Muellerleile 14-5-lj, Homer Hirsch, FRONT: 5-4-OJ, Everett Moeder Q2-5-OJ, Bob Williams Q1-3-01. Mike McEnu1ty, Marv Stoffe1Q2-3-lj, Gene Homer Q0-8-07, Jim O'Donne11, REAR: Mike Reddy, Clem AstQ5-3-OJ, Rob Wilkins Q4-8-OJ. AT IT: Dick Eggleston Q6-3-OJ, Terry Chippeaus Q3-5-OJ. -. Ru A very tired Beilman, riding with bar-arm Qagainst Liberalj St. Johns' best has Wilkins in a toe-hold. Moeder fright, and a Kinsleyite, both trying to go behind. INTRAMURAL BOWLING: Heads, from left fstars indicate champs in first league, finishing just before Christmasjz Ray Ashford Qrollingf, Don Ridder', Mr. Bauman fmoderatorj, Mike Betts', John Mayer, Tom Malnar, Tom Hetzel fhiddenj, Dick Esterline, Mr. Mulich, Dave Stevens, Jim Tra fas, Frank Mader, Cliff Hoagland, John Brasier fhiddenj, Jerry Bordelon ffronty, Mike Kucharo, Irv Shaw, Bob Williams, Bill Peppard, Jerry Fraipont . Hill and Cjullq Although winning only one meet lagainst Valley Centerj, the young cross-country team, all underclassmen, promise a fine '58 and '59. Team shot shows lfrontj Coach Doyle, Dick Finn, Mike Laughlin, Jerry Riecll, Don Gessler, John Hornung, lrearj Ken Wolford, Bill Townsend, Ralph Hernandez, Mike Montgomery, Joe Gerant, and Ken Wohler Lining up under the trees for the first meet in Kapaun's history, Crawley, Town- send, Ramirez, ancl Montgomery are visible Finn fnumber 53, is the first Crusader ever to cross a finish-line. Gerant 0981, in the same race, leads a little pack of strugglers downhill. And below, Bishop Carroll, assisted by Father Latta and Mr. Doyle, distributes the proud monogram to a scrappy little squad. l K' I M 6 l l l l s 5 Of the 80 who constitute the Rifle Club, some of the more regular members Qheads, from lefty: Steve Maule, Dale Bolton, Vic Struble, Paul Williams. Pat Dye, Johnny Ieck, Norm Olson, Mr. Bradley, Royal Nicholas, larry.Mc- Dowell, Tom Malnar, Dick Esterline, John Oeding, Adrian Landis, Jim Marshall, Dick Slansky. Eye, nerves, muscle fespecially in the more difficult ositions -and erseverance P P -make a good rifleman. The Crusader Rifle Club is composed mainly of underclassmen, together with a few seniors of considerable skill. The organization's youth, typical of most Kapaun teams and clubs, and the fine scores of many of its youngest members, promises very well for future years. Some of the champs are: PRONE: Munden, TOO, Jeter, 99, Dreiling, The standing position is the tough one because ou can't rest your elbow. Younger men tencflto have more difficulty in that position because it is tougher for them to support the weight of the gun. Team-wise, the season's record as we go to press are a win and a loss against North. We trust that our inexperienced but eager team will do better and better through the months and the years. I i Slansky, 98, Kurth, 97, Malnar, 96. SITTING: Olson, 94, Dreiling, McDowell, 93, Hurley ftwicej, Slansky, Munden, 92. KNEELING: Dreiling, 98, McDowell, 94 ttwicel, Jeter, 92, Munden, 91. STAND- ' ING: Munden, 78, McDowell, 73, Olson, 1 ' - ,:- + 72. TOTAL SCORE: Munden, 344, Dreiling, 340, McDowell, 334, Olson, 308. .. r. f 5 X if f e it Qi i .M Take a look at the four standard positions, demon- strated by Charles Kunh, Ron Dreiling, Norm Olson, and Larry McDowell. 'Jfwqmen 'N 21 Stevens, Albert, Crissman, O'Donne1l, and Peay, as basketball champs, senior division. Boarding the automobile for a meet: Rod Phares Chighj, Jerry Lynch, John Hutchinson, Frank Courbois, Charles Kurth, Tom Hutchinson, Kurt Chandler, John Day, Alan Weldon fhiddenj, Jerry Pates qdittoj, Ralph Myers Bruce Swart. - - . . . . ,+, - as 6, Mr. Roberts checks Larry O'Shaughnessy's half-gainer. 0 men S-J Senior-division football champs, intramural: Coaches Jim O'Donnel1, Marion Stevens, line men Duane Ast, Lloyd Giebler, Ray Ashford, Eldon Albert, Roscoe Little, John Link, back- fielders Dick Scheier, Tom Crissman, Jerry Peay. Wl John Jeck, Norm Olson, Larry McDowell, Jim Hein, Jim Ross, Jerry Froelke, Jerry Roach, Bill Honorary Midget Alex Espinoza, Steve 8a Congdon, Mike Betts, Irv Shaw, up for a rebound. 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' su Cnuaaclen '58 t 'li Taking time out from copy-layout in the press room are the editorial staff of the yearbook: Larry Dolbow, Mr. Mulich Advisor, Co-editor Claud Daigle, Larry Brandt, Joe Brenner, Mike Snodgrass, and Bill Wood, bfi N 4.4 V91 fi' w. wx, aff? I 'S' H Blushing modestly, Dean Klenda 12nd from rightj presents his chief with the bacon: a 350 ad. Business staff are Mike Trol ope, Business Manager Eric Bachert, Klenda, Denny Clark, and missing Co-editor Henry Welch, Brandt, Snodgrass, and Dolbow at work in the darkroom. Mike unpacks exposed film, while Brandt pours hypo, and Dolbow adjusts one of the enlargers. Kapena . . . Bill Beatty, Jim Jordan, Terry Donigan, and Larry Good initiate Steve Bl and Mike Lohner Mike Sha x Y - Y takes some underclassmen to the Ark City game. ,. -rf' 1- - .IH ' - - XV? , ww f .K X 'f :Qw- f,f--isi-S se, , 1x x .N t3 The busy staff of the Kapaun Herald SEATED John Brittain, Gary Smlth Ed1torJ1m DIXOD STANDING Sports Editor, Gar Grove Charles Haen Bob Watts Moderator Mr. Ro BITS Chuck Serbel Photographer Gus Morley, Frank Courbors Assocrate Edrtor Anthony Rossitto, Vrncent Lee Crrculatron Manager John Sattgast. Watts, Sattgast, Grove Dxxon and Rossrtto watch Mr, Jack Kinderknecht press the monthly rssue Bishop Carroll and his friend Dan Dugas. Photo by Larry Mc Dowell. Homecoming re crowrnng of Mlss Coffey I After a Sodallst s Probation he consecrates himself to Jesus through Mary. Freshmen Sodalists are l-RONT Steve Jones Dale Williams Denny Shay, Pat Weigand, Charles u Kurth fPrefectJ Prank DeCoursey Harry Crawford. STANDING: Royal Nicholas, Bob Watts Jim Hein Steve Maule Mike Jones Gene Wilhelm. WI. Prayer is fundamental, but action is its product. Juniors: Tom Zimmerman, Jerry Glass, Danny Coffey fPrefectj, Mark Peddecord, Joe Ludlow, John Wiutrol, Hank Brenner, Kurt Chandler, and Jack Muellerleile are sent off with Christmas boxes for needy families by Mr. Bradley. dance but expressed various re The Smoker is outside when it's decently Room 101 with the answer, as usual. actions Clement. Taylor will know the next one. i I f i1w' Cx 1-ii i il Cl . Prayer 1S bolstered by sprritual reading Jim Stevens has found a joke in his and is sharing it with I sophomores C aud Dargle Tom Shellenberger Chuck R agan Jim Farnik Tom Hutchinson Pete Strout Jim Stueve Fred Huse Rob Wrlkrns Torn Dunn fStevensJ Gary Stump Chuck Seibel a Ford Wrrght and Denny Clark Huse is Prefect WI Senior prefect Jim Dixon at the Holy Hour with Eggleston, who is leading a meditation he composed. Kapena . Are YOU here applaudrng Ron Dreiling s pep rally speech? You should bel 'ff' Moderator Mr. suspecting victim of the backstage photographer. I ,IS S'w I Lynx-eyed-cunning-stark, raving mad-Judge Wargraves contemplates another murder in Indians. The fatal poem and symbolic statu- ettes, which crashed one at a time with each murder, are over the fireplace. Bloody Len Kraus portrayed the maniac. 'Jhnee men on a 'Holme appeared too late to be covered here. The three men are Jerry Glass, Tom Zimmerman, and Kurt Chandler. Ridden are Mike Kucharo and Alan Weldon. STANDING: Buddy Lee, Don Beck, Larry McDonough, and Len Kraus. Podrasky is the un- Kapaun 'Plaqena , , and foil, at first-ni ht curtain 'Jen Llffle .grldland can are: John Eltiig, Tom Jerrick, John Koester, Len Kraus, Alan Weldon, Eric Bachert, Mike Muma, Mike Kucharo, Gus Morley, Larry Leland, and Henry Welch. Marooned on an island together, they drop dead one at a time, till the rascal is apprehended. an .logo 'JCI gli' STAGE CREW for both productions: FRONT: Claud Daigle, Tom Koester, AlStrub1e, Pete Walters. STANDING: Mr. Bauman, Mike Sanders, Dave Wright, Mike Snodgrass, Jim Traffas, Roger Hughey. Candid of audience as last curtain rises on Indians. 5 9 it 'HESWEQ Q J Vincent hee describes the Mr. Roberts teaches the fundamentals of debating to Rob Wilkins, Claud Daigle tells of affirmative's proposed pro- Vincent Lee, Dave Barry, Bill Wood, and Claud Daigle. weaknesses in his gram for foreign aid opponents' program during the rebuttal period of the Emporia 'Jhink on Uoun 'Jeet! 'me' Kniqhta ob the 'Jabennacle during the practice debate with Emporia. TRW? .r' Mr. Bauman demonstrates how and where to hold the cruets, for Mike Harter and Harry Higgins. larry Karcher, Jerry Boyd, Bob Watts, Ron Dreiling, Herb Klein, Harry Crawford. Bill Congdon, Mr. Bauman, Barry I-lundemer, L.P. Jeter Qfronty, Wendell Sanders, John Brasier, Mike Montgomery, Dick Stuchlik, John Wintrol, Cliff Hoag- land, Denny Berg, John Lamberson, Mike Bumgardner, and Claud Daigle, are the other acolytes, with their moderator. Oom-pah, Jnc. marching band is pictured here at its first public per- formance in history. Father De Rouen leads Mike l-larter, John Veerkamp, Jim Kimminau, Roger l-lughey, and fdarn those featherslj Vic I-lalsig in the war cry for the first North bb game. Will- -- - W-3NQ? 2l!'sslff 'Gil-I - - The struggling seed of Kapaun's future uniformed I, , KARD-'JV Vincent lee tells of a new foreign aid program over the Frontiers in the High School program. The Kapaun Crusaders hit the telewaves the afternoon of Octo- ber l0, via KARD-TV. Explaining the obiectives in the high school were Mike Hogerty, Jim Dixon, Jack Spears, Mike Green, Claud Daigle, and Jim Tolley. Mr. Roberts as M.C. for the second telecast Dave Barry, in the same exhibition debate, backs up lJee's arguments and adds a few points of his own. Again the Crusaders bright- ened the screens of Wichita on February l3, explaining Frontiers in the High School. Actors were Eric Bachert, Dean Klencla, Jim Kimminau, Dave Barry, Vincent Lee, Claud Daigle, Faculty moderators on both programs were Messrs. Short and Roberts. Cjlonia in Excelaia . . . The Chaplain Kapaun Choir and Glee Club, in the former capacity, perform in the Chapel of St. Emilius: Larry Orth, Joe Gerant, Dale Williams, Dave Wright, Marv Stoffel, Gene Wilhelm, Mike Jones, Royal Nicholas, Bob Watts qat consolej, Steve Jones, Father Padberg. 86 Hobb iata in I Q 5' Ed Hullett, DonAdams fassistant moderatorj, Bob Weniger, Paul Wedin, Mr. THREE BIRDS: the middle one Roberts. WHY Brandt' Uim Websterj and the perched one are state champs. Kapaun Claqhouna Conclare takes time out from weighty matters of state, STANDING: Ralph Schaffer, B111 Scott, Bob Weniger, Tom Dunn, Cliff Hoagland, Mike Hogerty, Mike Quinn, Mark Babich, Pat Weigand, Alan Johnson, Dan Crowley, Frank Courbois. SITTING: Mike Wetzel, Jack McClure, Larry Good, Mike Kuchato. NEITHER: Tom Zimmerman. Faculty advisor is Father Fahey. 87 Now, here's al piece of advice from Fr Latta to Don Adams and compaion. 'Jheta Kappa Ylu HEADS FROM LEFT: John Hutchinson, Tom Jerrick, Eric Bachert, Doug Stein, Keith Stevens, Chuck Seibel, Mike Wetzel, Len Kraus, John Sattgast fabovey Buddy Lee. The Kapaun Honor Society requires consistent first honors, and action--such as tutoring the many students who welcome it. Just formed, they plan to affiliate nationally later. Bachert is prexy, Stevens veep, Wetzel secretary-treasurer. .9 apeak Kapena . -Y Johnny Jeck puts one in for North in O'Shaughnessy bon democnacq the Catholic '3atth Ron Lewis and Dean Klenda are Kapaun champs for I Speak for Democracy and the Apologetics Contest respectively Klenda took second place in the stare Len Kraus and company dramatize 4 Fr. Fahey's October dance motif Poetry the hard way the Jug way . ,Qiq in Graf: w Memoir R hmawwswfii +'v:?'1WW2- Y gmgggvrmv ff w Qgs,f9iv,5 3535? k .,: N gh MR , ,., 1456 525.55 4 ps? sw? Q gi , V 5 ki 'ne if . -if Ae A 5' .W I , 18222 9 QW? ' H3 .V 3,7 my 'rw 1 gl, 6 2 Patron and Advertisers To the merchants and patrons on these pages, you and your school are something special in Wichita. They are your friends and admirers. They should be considered very special by you. Front cover courtesy FEAGINS, KIRSCH 8. FEAGINS, ARCHITECTS The Most Reverend Mark K. Carroll, S.T. D. Bishop of Wichita Mrs. John T. Aaron The A. 8. B. Glass Co. 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