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

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james Wirth John Zulpo Roland Gruensfelder Daniel Sullivan John Chiclrey President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Guidon Representative BROTHER HENRY ERNEST, F.S.C. Religion Z, Geometry, Algebra 1, Choral Club. Ra Laher Jack Moore Curran Walsh Bart French Y President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Guidon Representatxv Front Row: Vincent Frederick, Donald Kratovil, Bart French, William lVlcWeeney, William Steuber, Don Kern. Second Row: James Hamilton, Egon Deering, Thomas O'Gorman, Warren Edmiston, Richard Fernandez, Courtney Clower, Louis Sternitzky. Third Row: Joseph Price, Lawrence Bannes, John Moore, Raymond Lafser, Arthur McAuliffe, Curran Walsh, George Kramer. Fourth Row: Gene Bischoff, Alvin Hackman, Robert Nickels, Don Steinman, William Otto, Thomas Mohan, William Bloemker. Fifth Row: Henry Hartenbach, Richard Reilly, Patrick Sears, Robert Kipper, William Comer, Patrick Hennessey, Francis Chura. Absent: Webster Lacey, James Hummel. Front Row William lVlcNlcholas, Donald DuBois, John Oefelein, Robert Lucas, Richard Mundwrller James Roach David Godfrey. Second Row: Raymond Noi-thcott, Milton Larson Daniel Sullivan Gustavus Buder, Donald Gass, Eugene Borchers, Roy Schooley. Third Row Charles ost Victor Klutho, William Pittroff, John Chicltey, Roland Gruensfelder Robert Stagoslu Joseph Walsh. Fourth Row: Robert Sciarroni, James O'Heron, Roger Eschbacher Donald Dempslci, Gabriel Benyo, George Kriegshauser, John Zulpo. Fifth Row james Wirth Robert Busch, Thomas Drazen, John Howard, Edward Stratman, ames McLaKerty William Brady, James Wehner. Absent: George Kiel, Walter Gaffney. xlllnl Q5 BROTHER HILARY CAMILLUS, F.S.C. Sophomore Department Supervisor, Religion Z, Spanish l 2, Latin 2, 3, 4.

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Religion 2, English , 3, Glencoe Club. James Kargun Anthony Sciortino Henry Ruggeri Frank Pointer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Guidon Representative BROTHER LEO ARD, F.S.C. n V I. EW? il'5llii1lll Front Row: Charles Ludwig, Donald Mundwiller, Richard Pohrer, Adrian Klott, William Cira, John Morrison, Leo Mann, Robert Maret. Second Row: Joseph Priesmeyer, Nazarene Fontana, Frank Pointer, Anthony Sciortino, Ray Leeser, John Fogarty, Joseph Meyer. Third Row: Lawrence Lamoureux, William Brynda, John O'Brien, Harry Effinger, Walter Sandner, James Kargus, William Morgan. Fourth Row: Herbert Gettemeir, William J. Schott, Thomas Murray, Richard Collins, Gaylord Capestro, John W. O'Brien, John Colligan. Fifth Row: James White, Ray Schriedel, George Hodak, Henry Ruggeri, Maurice Flaugher, William Bagot, William Baylis, Harry Lansfersieclt. Absent: Louis Oldani. Front Row: Marion Jabczenski, Roger Stuhlman, Ronald Taschler, William Motzel Richard Sommer, Edward Dent, Joseph Kistner. Second Row: Frank Crowder Ronald Matteuzzi Donald Krieg, Robert Schoor, Eric Kurgus, William Ruprecht, Andrew Rush, Glenn Taylor Third Row: Victor Schulte, Earl Smith, Havard Bauer, Lucian Hodapp, James Rogers Frank Gatti, Russell Beermann. Fourth Row: Robert Winkler, Bernard Brinker, Eugene Murphy Paul Ostendorf, Robert Daniels, Joseph Godat, Warren Wimmer. Fifth Row: Raymond McDonald, Reuben Sanguinet, Wilbert Henke, Ray Graves, Joseph Steinhart, Ted Klingen Raymond Hellweg, John Peterson, Gerald Thomas. Semligciiiim E515 os 1 Glenn Taylor Warren Wimmer Frank Gatti William Motzel President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Guidon Representative BROTHER L. MARK, F.S.C. Religion 2, Latin 2, English l, Choral Club.

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The Class nf 1950 Clang! and the Freshman Class of 1946 was declared in session. Thus began the high school career of 195 new cadets. After a few weeks of getting acquainted they elected class officers. A few weeks of study passed before the matter of athletics and other extra- curricular activities was taken up. Sixty-six candidates responded to the call for freshman football. About forty-four faithful freshmen toiled through the season and many promising players were developed. The first social event of the season for the freshmen came on October 31, when the annual l lallowe'en party for the freshmen was given. It was a big success and the highlight of their first year of high school. Many cadets were amazed at the energetic work of this class which led the school in the Homecoming given annually by the Fathers' Club. With the first chilly rains and snow flurries, these one hundred ninety-five new cadets received their first taste of high school basketball. This vigorous sport was a source of enjoyment for players and spectators alike. Although this was their first attempt at organized basketball, the Freshmen C and D teams achieved a record of which they can truly be proud. An intra-mural team was organized in each freshman class and competition waxed keen as the schedule progressed. At the end of the semester the freshmen held their own. In scholastics they ranked high, placing the largest number of men on the honor roll-seventy-three. Front Row: Neal Ganly, Charles Dattilo. Second Row: Leonard Stagoski, Joseph Brunnert, Richard Naes, Robert Lindner, Lester Layton, John Beck, William Naber, Thomas Horace. Third Row: Robert Schutzius, Eugene Sullivan, Sam Duggan, Thomas Bartin, Wayne Sandler, Arthur Rekart, John Ebert. Fourth Row: John McCarthy, Robert Sauter, Robert Schlueter, Edwin l.eVander, Robert Hendel, James Wright, Ellis Rainsberger, William Hannick. Fifth Row: Roland Allen, John F. Sullivan, Donald Wehmeier, Lawrence Sandhofer, Donald Grant, William Vollmer, Robert Kueser. Sixth Row: Chris Switzer, James Kellen- berger, George Hasenbeclt, Maurice Wichmann, Paul Kuenz, William Quinn, Fred Gabriel, Joseph Rapp. 'W Freshman 302 A William Naber john McCarthy john Beck Fred Gabriel President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Guidon Representative BROTHER J. REGIS, F.S.C. Religion I, American Government, Civics, World History, Fathers' Club.