Christian Brothers College High School - Guidon Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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BROTHER JUSTUS ERNEST, F.S.C. Religion 3, General Business 2, La Salle Grill. Ted Czarnecki Don Kelly Richard Stussie Lawrence Sherrill President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Guidon Representative is A wi' Cir, .Iuninr Front Row: Thomas Schaeffler, Roy Burgdorf, David Smith, Gerald Hurley, Donald McMahon, Thomas Schlesinger, Ted Czarneclti. Second Row: Lawrence Mound, Richard Stussie, Robert McCaHerty, Alfred Frederick, Charles Baker, William LaVel1e, james Scanlon. Third Row: James Marino, Arthur Reynolds, Carle Mahn, Vincent Blum, Paul Whealen, Raymond Lifka. Fourth Row: Varnell Dunn, Charles Schoenlaub, Robert,Garafalo, Lawrence Sherrill, Francis O'Connell, Norman Kearney, Donald Kelly, Front Row: john Martens, Thomas Martin, John Trenshaw, Edwin Mahr, Jack Niemann, james Weidenborner, Watson Kaminsky, Kenneth Toeniskoetter. Second Row: John Muiclt, Francis Stroble, George Nicltolaus, Leo Ziegler, Robert Sylvester, James Hogan, Joseph Faszl. Third Row: Nicholas Monaco, George Stoecltlin, Richard Miltenberger, Edward Eckhoff, Robert Espenschied, Ralph Newman, Ronald Bena, Herbert Quintanilla. Fourth Row: Gordon Feldhaus, Donald Binz, Felix Jabczenslti, Lawrence Cain, Donald Wdloughby, Russell Payeur, Donald Adams, Alvin Kruse. Fifth Row: Clarence Luft, Thomas Byrne, Eugene Eschl:-acher, Jack Pahl, Edward Mundel, John Bridge, Jack Horras, John Buncher. ml . fix .Iunlnr Gln IC Ronald Bena Donald Willoughby Edward Mundel Lawrence Cain President Vice-President Secretary Guidon Representative Treasurer BROTHER ROBERT, F.S.C. junior Department Supervisor, Religion 3, Sociology, I Civics, Economics, American Government, Fathers' Club.

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Juninr BROTHER K. AMBROSE, F.S.C. Religion 3, English Z, 3, C. S. M. C., Camera Club. Tennis Coach. Paul Trupiano William Suntrup Edward Riley William Rone President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Guidon Representative Front Row: Leo Failoni, William Rone, George Joergensen, Edwin Dudenhoeffer, Ralph Cernich, Thomas Garavaglia, Vincent Dattilo. Second Row: William Couch, Don Hobart, Henry Miller, Robert Ruehman, Don Wennemann, Donald Fix, Richard Landmann, Third Row: Raymond Boubelt, Henry Schumacher, Gerald Lammert, Edward Riley, Paul Trupiano, Philip Catanzaro, Melvin Vonder Haar. Fourth Row: Ernest Bressie, Joseph Eschbacher, Richard Burns, Robert Bergmann, Alvin Jennemann, Clarence Thornton, James Walsh, William Suntrup. Absent: George Hannick. Front Row: Robert Kelly, Thomas Chapman, Frank Vaccarino, Eugene Bretz, Edgar Sittner, Arthur Dittmeier, Gordon Burrows. Second Row: Joseph Witte, Leonard Dino, Robert Cox, Walter Ries, James O'Donnell, George Seper. Third Row: Ronald Flori, Eugene Kinkead, jack Gallagher, Joseph Reinhardt, William Raney, Francis LoPorto, Maurice Paillou. Fourth Row: Joseph Thompson, Paul Schmidt, Norman Vogel, Clarence Stuckenberg, Eugene jadwin, Daniel O'lVleara, Daniel Mackin. Fifth Row: john Becker, Vincent Gilder, Eugene Paulter, Joseph Raich, James McGowan, John Garlich, Robert Faucet. Absent: Joseph Bryan. Maurice Paillou Robert Faucet! Daniel O'Meara Joseph Raich President Vice-President Treasurer Guidon Representative BROTHER PETER, F.S.C. Religion 3, English 3, Trigonometry 4, Director of Athlcrics. Junior lllll

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The Class nf 19119 With the reorganization of the Freshmen classes of old and the organization of new Sophomore classes, new faces appeared and old ones were missing. Class officers were elected for each class and after a few brief days things again began to run smoothly. The call for football brought out a large part of the Sophomore Department, each trying for a position on the B squad. It was the same with the other sports offered at C. B. C. In basketball not only did they compose the B squad, but also had representation on the varsity. In the intra-mural basketball competition some of the best teams were from the Sophomore Department. During the Homecoming Drive particular zeal was shown. Room 309 cap- tured second place. In the Auxiliary there was also a good showing in all of the department classes. New subjects greeted the Forty-Niners : geometry, history, mechanical draw- ing, and the like. Some members of the class obtained fame for themselves and the school by competing in speech tournaments, writing for the Turret and shoot- ing among the high on the Rifle Team. With the drawing to a close of the current school year, classes are again being broken up, some to go to the commercial while others continue on with the academic courses. However, come what may, there will always be a fond remembrance of the good times had during the school year as a proud and loyal sophomore of the Class of '49. Front Row: William Albrecht, Richard Schwendemann, James Duggan, Donald Walzer, james Mowrev, Leonard LaBerta, Donald Soehngen, Warren Kernell. Second Row: Victor Albrecht, William Imming, Ernest Beutenmiller, John Cowdery, James Meyer, Joseph Mintert, Richard Ciegel. Third Row: john Camenzind, Edward Ciskowski, Raymond Bush, Glenn Rogers, William Ehnes, Daniel O'Brien, William Bressie. Fourth Row: George Kinsey, Lawrence Molina, John McLaughlin, Joseph Wald, Frank Gaia, Glenn Bach, Donald LaBoube. Fifth Row: Ralph Flori. James Weibert. Elmer Austermann, Jerome Sandweg, Robert Neumann. Absent: Daniel Duebelbeis, Andrew Fischer. uw,- Raymond Bush Edward Caskowski Joseph Wald Andrew Fischer John Camenzmd President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Guidon Representative AL ., i I , -W' l , , QQ, JG 4-ilu JS BROTHER HILARION GBRARD, F.SiC. Religion 2, Geometry, Physics. - Snphnmnre