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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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GABRIEL, FS A Principal f W F7 '91 'lr' S BROTHER! AUSTIN FSC BROTHER HILARY CAMILLUS I-'.SC Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Yacultq BROTHER IUSTIN. F.S.C. Registrar BROTHER 1. SYLVESTER. F.S.C Editor: Auxiliary Bulletin BROTHER PHILIP F S C Transferred to Kansas City Mo BROTHER IAMES ALPHEUS F SC Librarian Book Review for Mothers Club BROTHER FABER F.SC On leave from District of Santa Fe- New Orleans Candidate for Ph D in Chemistry at St Louis University MR. O A BARUTIO Business Office MRS CLAIRE HOLES Business Office BROTHER U IEROMI F.SC On leave from St Mary s College California Candidate for PhD in lkonomics at St Louis University 1 X I 1, if - maj F A'-' -in ---1 ...A Af:-1 ' , . A . .W-...-.. -A.. L.-ww i , ' sz llll Z C Y W' umm v Nw' '. , . x.. ' I . .' K '. r 4, A f 5 mx - .- , , ' . 1. 4. 5 . A. .Q !', I ' s cr? . . j I 0' ', . ' 'M , 4' 4 I s- V, -- 1 W . . 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I K Qigff GLENN TAYLOR President M W K x1 -, X i M - RAYMOND LAI-'SER RICHARD REILLY WIMMER VICO-Pfilidlllf Tl-Qqgurgg MA tory 0 the C7444 o 1949 By Cadet Colonel Wllbert I Henko Several years ago the 49ers as freshmen havlng been 1nsp1red by the accomplrshments of the forego1ng classes determrned to surpass these feats They then set the1r goal ar1d for the next four years worked towards 1t Each of the ensu1ng years was frlled w1th thrrlls and experrences as well as w1th problems wh1ch had to be overcome However the Class of 49 not only faced the en1gma but solved them And now on the threshold of l1fe that class IS deter mmed to graduate 1r1 the best Senlor Class Wllh a record that long w1ll be coveted by future graduates of CB C Though he has part1c1pated 1n many QCl1V1l19S the sen1or s thoughts always centered around the classroom Cons1stently placlng a large percent age of 1ts members on the Honor Roll the class has set a record of wh1ch 1t may well be proud Largest enrollment 1n the Nat1onal Honor Socrety rn the school s h1story attest to the scholarly leanlngs of the Class of 49 Rehgron plays an 1mportant role 1n the datly l1fe of a successful student at C BC Throughout the day he 1S rem1nded of th1s by the r1ng1ng of the hourly and half hourly bells and the fam1l1ar 1nvocat1on Let us remember we are m the holy presence of God The p1nnacle of the rel1g1ous element IS reached at the Student Retreat wh1ch eases our m1nds and bnngs us closer to God Here as well as 1n the varrous rel1g1ous act1v1t1es such as the Blessed Bemldus Vocat1on Club and the Archconfratermty of the DIVIHG Ch1ld the SGHIOI has shown the thoroughness of h1s rel1g1ous tra1n1ng by h1s cooperatron 1n furthenng the1r ObJGCl1VGS Neatness and prof1c1ency exemplary of the sen1or are among the ch1ef characterrstrcs of a CBC cadet Contrnumg 1n the spxnt of h1s pre decessors the sen1or has ralsed the prest1ge of the school by acqu1r1ng the h1ghest award of the Army for a Iunror R O T C Un1t H1ghl1ght of the m1l1tary year was the Annual Federal lnspectlon for wh1ch the off1cers and non-coms labored so arduously to ma1nta1n the h1gh standards for wh1ch the school IS so well noted Ioumal1st1c talents of the Class of 1949 are demonstrated 1n the two student publ1cat1ons The Turret and The Gurdon Under the able superv1s1on of Brother Hubert Gerard the paper has conslstently won h1gh honors The yearbook a treasury of memor1es and faces IS one of the more GIllSl1C publ1cat1ons 1n the c1ty Any student who has mus1cal ab1l1ty whether 1t be lnstrumental or vocal has an opportumty to pursue lhlS avocatlon by supportmg the Concert Band or Choral Club Followmg graduatron of the en1ors both w1ll suffer great losses masmuch as many of the key pos1t1ons l1'1 them are held by sen1ors The clrmax of the1r endeavors IS reached rn the annual Spnng Concert a masterp1ece of beauty Th1s year a Varrety Club wh1ch cons1sted of much of the talent of the school was organrzed under the d1rect1on of Brother I Raymond Th1s club wh1ch IS comprrsed ch1efly of SGHIOIS has done much to entertam both cadets and students of other schools ID the CllY W1n or lose the cadets are known for the1r f1ght1ng Splfll and sportsmansh1p The teams made the1r usual f1I'19 showrng and the class may well be proud of the quahty of the athletlc teams The sen1ors have led the school both 1n the wholehearted cooperat1on wh1ch they have grven to the teams as 1n the cooperatron gzven to the coaches Among the many other QCl1V1l1GS where1n the sen1or has played a malor role are the Speech Club Rrfle Team and the Sclence Club The records of these orgar11zat1ons speak for them selves nonetheless speclal commendatlon IS due to the sen1ors who have spent so much t1me rn forward1ng these GCllVll19S Certa1nly one event that Wlll long be chenshed 1n the heart of every sen1or IS La Promenade M rlrtazre Th1s glor1ous even1ng was cl1maxed by the crownmg of Mxss Ianet Walker as Queen of the 1949 Ball The gymnasxum was tastefully decorated under the superv1s1on of Brother I Aushn Sen1or Moderator and to h1m for h1s work on the Thanksg1v1ng Dance as on the Ball the Class of 49 extends a most slncere Thank you An 1mportant event that br1ngs fathers and sons more closely together 1S the1r annual ban quet It exempl1f1es the true relat1onsh1p that should exrst between them as pals Another wonderful Slqhl IS the Mothers and Senrors D1nner Th1s QIVGS us a chance to show off our best g1rl our Mom But now all th1s IS over The sen1or has spent fOl1f hard but eHJOYCIb1e Years He has reached h1s goal He has set records wh1ch w1l1 take much work to surpass To whom IS all th1s credlt due? The sen1or does rndeed deserve some- but a far greater proport1on should be grven to the faculty for 1lS untrnng assrstance and pqnence to our parents for the1r encouragement and to God for allow1ng us to attend such a great school wh1ch has now become our Alma Mater our CBC O K n ' 1 1 , . 1 1 1 . C . 1 1 -- 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' I 1 . , 1 ,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , ' 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 .1 1 1 I ' 1 - L .1 1 . 1 1 1 , I 1 1 1 1- I 1 11 1 , 1 11 lu 1 1 . . - - 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I . - 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 , 1 1.1 BROTHER MAURELIAN FSC Homoroom 205 Relxglon 4 World l-lrstory 2 Amen can Hlstory 4 Cafeterra BROTHER HUBERT GERARD FSC Homoroom Science 2 Relxqron 4 Enqllsh l 4 Speech 3 Coach Extemporaneous and Radro Speech Moderator Blessed Bemldus Vocatxon Club The Turret Tht Gurdon Senior ?aculty BROTHER I AUSTIN F S C Homoroom 203 Assrstant Prmcrpal Semor Depart ment Moderator and Supervxsor Re llgron 4 Bookkeepmq Business Eng lush Clencal Procedures Supervrsed Study Moderator Mothers Club Mllrtary Property Custodlan Proc urator BROTHER H ANSELM FSC Homoroom 206 Relxqlon 4 Enqlrsh 4 Moderator Natlonal Honor Soclety St De La Salle Auxllrary Mrlxtary PX Coach Oratory BROTHER EMERY FSC Homeroom 211 Relrqxon 4 Economrc Geography 3 Busmess Law 3 Typmq l Moderator Fathers Club 1.-1 . 1... 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1- 1 1... 1 1 ' 4 1 1 f 1... 1... . 1 ' 1 DESTINY Grease monkey WAYNE M. ACETO Pluvarz M C 1 K D 4 Football 2 Conduct Rnbbon 1 2 AMBITION Musxclan DESTINY Brass ranl cleaner WILLIAM C ALBRECHT scncsarrr Auxxlxary 1 2 3 4 Conduct Rxbbon MC 1 4 K AMBITION Truck dnver DESTINY Old folks home GLENN O BACH Pmwm: xxhary 1 2 3 nd 1 3 4 Cho Club 1 Conduct Rxbbon 1 C S M C I 2 3 4 Personal Appearance 1 Vocatxon Club 4 AMBITION Fxrst Horn xn the Phxlharmomc WILLIAM D BAGOT conronm. Auxrhary 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Conduct Rxb bon I 4 Basketball Dee 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Personal Ap earance 1 4 Track 2 4 C S M C 3 4 ocatlon Club AMBITION To play wxth the Chxcago Cardinals DESTINY Play LAWRENCE! BANNES szcoma usunuam Choral Club 2 Conduct Rxbbon 4 C S M C 4 Hon 3 4 Lancer Pep Club 2 3 4 Personal Appearance 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Vocation Club 4 K D C AMBITION To make an A rn hxstory DESTINY C HAVARD M BAUER capram xlharyl 2 3 4 C oral Clubl 2 Conduct Ribbon 1 2 4 Purple Patches 2 3 Personal Appearancel 2 3 4 Rrtle Team 3 4 Vocatxon Club 4 KDC AMBITION Draftsman DESTINY Drafted WII.LIAM I BAYLIS Pmvarn Attendance Medal 2 Auxrhary I 2 Choral ub 1 2 2 3 4 Perso Appearance 2 AMBITION Navy flyer DESTINY Blub' Blub' Blub' RUSSELL H BEERMAN ssnczaur rmsr cuss uxxlnary 1 3 4 Conduct Ribbon 1 MC 1 2 3 4 Football 2 Honor 1 3 4 Pep Club 3 Personal Appearance k AMBITION Engmeer DESTINY Porter C.S. . . I, 2, 3, 4: . .C. 3, 3 5 . . , : ' 1,2, C.S. . . , 2, 3, 5 .D.C. 3, 4. FIV , 1' cf 5 1 'I 0 -'lf 'I 1' D i' Au , , gn Ba , 2, , 3 ral' 1,2,,,5 ' I, Attendance Medal l, 2, 3. Auxiliary 2, 41 1, 2, 3. 5 I or Roll 1. . E l . 'BIZI 3,1 . . . , . - - - : .. .S-. Au A. . , i h . . 2, , 1 ' ' 2 '. f . 3. . Cl , , 3, c.s.M.c. 1, , , ' , ' nal A , . : ' . 42 C.S. . . . . . 3 : Roll mf 42 Trac 1. 2. 3. ' A-vm., 4-ttdfcv ' ERNEST A. BEUTENMILLER sncoma LIEUTENANT Attendance Medal 3 4 Auxrlnary I 2 3 nduct Rrbbon 3 4 C S M C 1 2 Football 2 Gurdon 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Purple Patches 3 Personal Appearance 3 Vocatxon Clab 4 AMBITION Gentleman of lexsure DESTINY Meat packer EUGENE R BISCHOFF sscorm Lnzun-:NANr Auxiliary l 2 4 Conduct Ribbon 1 C S M C 4 Guido Hon r 2 C ub 1 2 3 4 Personal Appearance 1 Gurdon bearer 2 Baseball 1 Rehgton Medal 3 AMBITION Lawyer DESTINY Ambulance chaser WILLIAM I BLOEMKER rmsr LIEUTENANT Attendance Medall 4 Aux1haryClubl 2 3 4 Choral Club 2 3 Conduct Rxbbon 2 3 4 CSMC I 2 3 4 Grenadrers 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Natxonal Honor Soctety 3 4 Pur le Patches 3 Personal Appearance 1 2 3 4 asketball 2 AMBITION Physrcxan DESTINY To Fmd where George went EUGENE R BORCI-IERS snncsam Choral Club l 2 Conduct Rxbbon 1 MC 2 3 4 Basketball ee Lancers 1 2 Pep Club 2 Purple Patches Personal Appearance 1 2 3 Track l Turret l 2 Vocatxon Club 4 AMBITION Head of a polmcal machmc DESTINY Machrnrst WILLIAM I BRESSIE ssncrzam Attendance Medal 3 Auxxllary Club 3 Con dxers 4 Pep Club 3 Personal Appearance 2 3 4 Rifle Team 3 4 Band AMBITION To get through college DESTINY To see the world BERNARD C BRINKER SECOND LIEUTENANT Attendance Medal 3 Auxnlxary Club l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Conduct Rrbbon 2 3 MC 4 Footb l 2 Honr R ll 1 2 Purple Patches 3 Personal Ap pearance 1 2 3 AMBITION Lawyer DESTINY Hangman A F R SECOND LIEUTENA Attendance Medal 1 2 3 4 Auxrlrary Club 3 4 Choral Clu nduct Ribbon 1 2 3 4 C S M C l 2 3 onor Roll l u Purple Patches 2 3 Personal A pearance I 2 3 Relxgxon Medal 1 2 Speech lub 2 3 Talent Club 4 K D C 4 Track I AMBITION Butcher DESTINY Butcher GUSTAVUS A BUDER III snncsmrr A xrharyl 2 3 4 Conduct Rbbon 1 2 4 C S M C onor o Lancers 1 Personal Appearance I Relxgxon Medal 3 Vocatron Club 4 AMBITION Bachelor DESTINY Henpecked husband o ' X , 1 . . . 4: C0 ' , , 1 . . . . , . 3. 4: 1 : , . , 4: , : . 4: ' - 1,1 2, 3, 5' v n 4: -o Roll vl, - :A . 9 ' . 2: C.S. . . 1, , , 3 D 1: . 3 5 3: . , . : . 2: duct Ribbon 2, 4: C:S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Crena: 1, , ,': ' '. : 1. C.S. . . 1, '2, '3, ,g all . : , o' 0 - Z I ' fag. B 1, 2, 3. 4g Band l,'2,' ,' 3, b 1: C0 ' . . . : . . . . , . .41 H , 2, 3, 45 Pep Cl b 2, 3: u 4' . . , 5 i . . : . . . , 1, 2, 3, 45 H R ll 1, .43 RICHARD I BURNS PRIVATE Auxxlxary 1 3 Conduct Rxbbon 1 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Soccer Team3 4 Basketball Deel Personal Appearance 1 Track 2 War Bond Medal 1 AMBITION Artnst DESTINY Brush salesman ROBERT F BUSCH SECOND LIEUTENANT Auxxlxary 1 2 3 4 Basketball Conduct Rxbbon 3 C S M C 1 2 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Captaxn Grenadxers 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 Personal Appearance l 3 Track 1 K D C 3 4 Class Offxcer 1 3 4 AMBITION Clerk DESTINY Apple vendor RAYMOND I BUSH ssnczam Auxxlnary 1 2 3 4 Conduct Ribbon 1 3 4 MC 4 Footbal 1 Persona Appearance l 3 4 Relngxon Medal 2 Soccer T am 4 Track 1 2 3 4 AMBITION A mob with no work DESTINY Bus dnver IOHN H. CAMENZIND rmsr LmUn:NAN'r Attendance Medal 2 Auxtlxary 2 4 Conduct Rlbbonl 2 3 4 Grenadxers 3 4 Honor Roll 3 4 Purple Patches 3 Personal Appearance AMBITION Photographer DESTINY The man behmd the photomat IOHN F CI-IICKEY SERGEANT rmsr CLASS Auxxhary 1 2 3 4 Choral Club 2 uct Dlbb0h 1 C S M C 1 4 Honor Roll 2 Lancers 1 Purple Patches 3 Relxgxon Medal 3 Track 1 Turret 2 AMBITION Journalxsm DESTINY Pulp magazine writer RICHARD I CIEGEL ssncsxm Auxllxary 1 2 3 4 Choral Club 1 Conduct 1 bon 4 C S M C 1 3 4 Footba Honor Roll 2 3 Personal Appearance 3 Track 2 K D C 3 4 AM BITIO N Salesman DESTINY Peddler WILLIAM I CIRA Pmvms Auxxlnary 1 2 3 4 Conduct Rxb on M C 3 4 Purple Patches Personal Appearance 2 Soccer Team 3 4 Baseball 2 K D C 3 4 AMBITION Truck drlver DESTINY Truck drxver EDWARD D CISKOWSKI Pmvms Auxxlxary 1 3 Conduct Rnbbon 4 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Personal Appearancel AMBITION Bookxe DESTINY Flonst : I Nb, O . , , : 1. 2. 3. 4: ' QL .. . . I, , 3. : - C.S...1',2,'3,'g.' l, a C C , 'I ', I - ' 1: 2,, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocation Club 4. , . . : 1, : Con- d -f g . . . . , 2, 3, 3 . - R'b ,2, , 5 ' ll2: , . . : ' b 2: C.S. . . 1, 2, , Q 2, 3: COURTN EY G. CLOWER SECOND L11-:UTENANT Attendance Medal 1 2 3 4 Aux1l1ary 2 3 4 onduct R1bbon 3 4 C S M C 1 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Personal Appearance 3 4 R1He Team 2 3 4 Scholarsh1p Medal 1 SCICHCC Club 3 4 Vocat1on Club 4 AMBITION Doctor of Med1c1ne CMDJ DESTINY Meat Dealer QM Dj IOHN I COLLIGAN PRIVATE eerleaders 2 3 Choral Club 1 2 nduct R1bbon 4 C S M C 1 2 4 asketball 1 Football 1 Pep Club Purple Patches 2 3 AMBITION Croomng DESTINY Callmg hogs RICHARD A COLLINS PRIVATE M C 4 Footba 2 Pur e Pa ches 3 Vocatxon Club 4 KDC 3 4 AMBITION MOVIC star DESTINY Stagehand IOHN I COWDERY PRIVATE FIRST c1.Ass A endance M 31,4 Aux1 cr b 1 2 3 4 Band 1 3 4, Camer C S M C G 1 s 1 2 Pep Club 3 Tu ret 1on Club 4 N Solo Clar1net1st1 Symphony D STINY Solo Clarmetxst Splvauon Army ROBERT M DANIELS CAPTAIN Attendance Medall 2 3 4 Aux1l1ary 2 3 4 nduct Medall 2 3 4 CSMC 12 Roll 1 2 3 4 Nat1onal Honor Socxety 3 4 PersonalAppearance1 2 3 4 Rel1g1onMedal3 Speech Club 3 Track 1 2 AMBITION Lawyer DESTINY Pres1dent CTruman dld 10 DONALD F DEMPSKI PRIVATE Attendance Medal 1 2 3 Auxxhary Club 12 3 ConductR1bbon2 3 CSMC 12 3 4 P p Club 2 3 Purple Patches 3 Personal Appearance 1 2 3 4 Talent Club4 K DC AMBITION Shoe salesman DESTINY Your guess IS as good as mtne EDWARD L DENT SECOND LIEUTENANT V ux1l1ary 1 2 Chor C 3 ct R1bbon 1 2 3 Ho or Roll 1 Natxonal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Pep Club 3 urple Patches 3 Turret 2 3 KDC 3 AMBITION Shoe des1gner DESTINY Salesman EGON L DOERING rmsr 1.11:uT1:NANT Attendance Medal 4 Aux1l1ary 2 4 Choral ub 2 4 Conduct Rxbbon C S M C 1 2 3 4 Grenad1ers 4 Honor Roll 3 4 L ncers 1 2 Nauonal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Pep Club 2 Purple Patches 2 3 Personal Appearance 1 2 4 Schollrshlp Medal 2 QCICDCC Club 4 AMBITION Mechan1calEng1neer DESTINY Mechanlc c ' .. .z,'3.'4Z Ch H . 1 , . 3,41 Co 1 .. .. , ,3. :Dee B : 3 2, 33 C.S. . . 1, 2, 3, 3 ll 3 pl t 3 ' 3 . . . . . 4 tt : ' r ' . , , : . . , ' Gb' : .. .. 1. .3,4' 1'1' n ' . : : .4 ' A 6 z ' ' ' Co .,'f':'.....faI4E Football 1, Z3 Debate 3: Grenadiers 43 Honor .e. . y J , . -- .:. . . , . . , , : 9 . . .3. fl tiff A , ,3, 43 al lub 2, I Con- du, ' .,..4: n .2,3.4: P Q '. lc . .. .42 Cl , 3, 1 ' I' ' 11 2, 4: L, , I, .Z . 3. . V Z .l THOMAS F. DRAZEN SERGEANT Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys State 3 Baseball 4 Conduct Ribbon 3 4 Dee Bas ball 1 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Purple Patches 3 Personal Appearance 1 2 3 4 Religion Medal 3 Vocatior Club 4 AMBITION Play ball for a living DESTINY Working hard DONALD M DUBOIS Pmvms Conduct Ribbon 1 Personal Appearance l Religion Medal 3 Soccer Team 4 Turret 4 AMBITION Newspaperman DESTINY Newspaper boy DANIEL C DUEBELBEIS PRIVATE onduct Ribbon 1 2 C S M C 1 Football 1 2 Honor Roll 3 4 Personal Appearance 1 2 3 AMBITION Lawyer DESTI NY Bookbinder 'D IADJES T DUGGANW o K SERGEANT I, X A xxliary Club 1 Band 1 2 3 4 AMBITION Big time orchestra leader DESTINY Bartender -7 IOHN W EDMISTON awzfff SERGEANT FIRST CLASS xiliary Club l 2 3 4 d 1 C nduct Ribbon l 3 4 CSMC 1 2 Honor Roll I Lancers 1 2 Purple Patches 3 Personal Appearance 1 3 AMBITION Electrical Engineer N HARRY I EFFINGER 1 PRIVATE Attendance Medal 1 Conduct Ribbon 1 2 MC 3 4 Football 1 Per ona Appearance I 2 AMBXTION Printer DESTINY Sign printer WILLIAM R EHNES SECOND LIEUTENANT Attendance Medal 1 2 3 4 Auxiliary Club 3 Ch r 3 4 Con u bonl 2 3 3 4 ball 1 Grenadlers 4 Honor Roll 3 4 L brary Stal? 4 Pep Club 2 Purple Patches 3 Personal Appearance 1 2 3 4 Religion Medal 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Vocation Club 4 AMBITION Baker DESTINY To be in the dough ROGER L ESCHBACHER ssncsmrr Attendance Medal 1 25'Auxilxary Club 1 2 3 onduct Rib on C S M C 1 Football 1 fladiers 3 4 Pep Club urple Pat e 3 Personal Appearance ra 1 2 K D C AMBITION Politics DESTINY Sewer cleaner 1, 2, 3, 4: c.s.M.c. 1, 2, 2, 5 ket- C '- .1-.-...2.3,4: .3 9 I I 1 f b r. . . , y : ' .19 x lb 'J ' x S 5 , Q Au , , 3 Ban , 2, 3, 4: o ' . , 5 . . . . . . 3. 41 DESTINY: Baritone Sax NN I 3 JNNV f' l 5 Ol vb I ' 4, t ,sl C,S. . . 1, 2, , 'g g y' l 1, 2, , 43 o al Club l 2, , g d ct Rib , , 34, c.s.M.c. 1, 2, , 9 Foot- : 1 . : 1- nl . , . .4: C ' -'L . . . . , 2. 3, 4, : ' , 1 3: ck K, ,2,4g'...3. ' - f XX ,, - f f RICHARD A. FERNANDEZ CORPORAL Attendance Medal 1, 23 Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band l. 2. 3. 4: Conduct Ribbon 1, 4: C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3. 4g Vocation Club 4. AMBITION: Musician DESTINY: Trombone man ANDREW H. FISCHER SERGEANT Auxiliary Clubl 2 3 Baseballl 2 Conduct ibon 4 Persona Appearance AMBITION Brickmaker DESTINY Making bricks MAURICE I FLAUGHER PRIVATE Auxiliary Club 1 2 Conduct Ribbon Personal Appearance 1 KDC 3 AMBITION Travel DESTINY The Navy RALPH E FLORI conronm. Attendance Medal 2 3 4 Conduct Ribbon 2 3 4 Personal Appearance 2 4 AMBITION Electrical Engineer DESTINY Re volting Engineer IOHN M FOGARTY Pmvmr: rmsr cLAss Auxiliary Club 1 3 4 Choral Club 1 2 3 M C 2 3 4 Purple Patches AMBITION Traveling Salesman DESTINY Same VINCENT L FREDERICK LIEUTENANT COLONEL Attendance Medal3 4 AuxiliaryClubl 2 3 Conduct Ribbon 1 2 3 4 CSM C I 3 renadiers 3 4 Honor R ll 1 Lancers 1 2 National Honor Society 3 4 Purple Patches 2 3 Personal Appearance 1 2 3 4 Religion Medal 3 Rifle Team2 3 4 Science Club 4 AMBITION Doctor QM D7 DESTINY Meat Dealer CM DJ THOMAS B FRENCH rmsr LIEUTENANT Attendance Medal 2 3 4 Auxiliaryl 2 3 4 B sketball 1 2 Conduct Ribbon MC 2 3 4 Grenadiers 4 Guidon Honor Roll I 2 3 4 National Honor Society Per onal Appearance l 2 4 UI Scroll 3 4 Track l et Vocation Club 4 K D C 3 AMBITION U S Nay DESTINY Heaven WALTER I GAFFNEY PRIVATE Auxiliary Club 2 3 C S M C l 4 sonal Appearance 3 4 Soccer team 4 AMBITION Pilot DESTINY Stable boy R'b 1, 2. if f 1' l 1, 2, 3, 4: K.D.C. 3, 4. , : ' 1. 2: 5 . . , , 4, . . 5 . . .4: C.S. . . 1. . . 1 2. 3. . 1 . . .4: ' . . . 9 .- .. .2. .4: G ' . 1 I 0 .A2. 3. 4: a . 1 U V I ' '3.l4l C.S, , .1, , . : V' 1 ' 44: 3. 41 S ' ' ' ' , .3, : Q 'll and .A , 3 ,ZQ Turr 1, 2, 3, 4: Z . .. 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ROBERT F KIPPER ssncsmrr xxlxary 1 2 3 e ball l B seball 3 4 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Foot all Honor Roll l Personal Appearance 4 AMBITION Soft Job wxth bug pay DESTINY Work JOSEPH B KISTNER sr:nGr:AN'r rmsr cuss uxllxary 1 2 3 4 nd 1 4 Conduct bon l 2 3 4 3 4 R 1 3 Lancers 2 Purple Patches 3 Personal Appearance 1 2 3 4 AMBITION Architect DESTINY Wood orker fffwfjjwlo THEODORE I KLIN GEN SECOND LIEUTENANT uxnlxary 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 1 2 nduct Ribbon I 2 3 4 C S M C 1 2 Gurdon 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Natxo l Honor S clety 3 4 Personal Appearance 3 4 Qullldrs oll 3 T ret 1 Vocatxon Club 4 K D C 3 4 AMBITION Chemist DESTINY Cxty Editor ADRIAN F KLOTT ssncznm Attendance Medall 2 3 4 Auxxlxary Club 2 3 4 Conduct Rxbbon 2 4 CS 1 2 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Personal Appear ce 2 4 AMBITION News boy lf' 1' GEORGE L KRAMER SERGEANT Auxxlxary 2 Conduct Ribbon 1 3 Dee Bas ketball 1 Football 2 Personal Appearance 1 2 3 Speech Club 3 Band 1 AMBITION Medncme DESTINY Medxclne Doctor CHARLES D KRATOVIL MASTER SERGEANT Attendance Medal 2 4 Auxxhary I Camera Club2 3 4 Conduct Rxbbonl 2 3 M C 1 H Pep Club 3 4 Personal Appearance l 2 3 TraclE3 4 Turret 2 3 4 Vocation Club 3 AMBITION Polxuclan DESTINY Republxcan Presndent DONALD L KRIEG SECOND LIEUTENANT Attendance Medal 3 4 Auxnl1aryClub1 2 3 4 Choral Club 2 3 4 Conduct Ribbon 1 2 4 MC l 2 3 4 Dee Basketba 1 F 2 onor Roll 1 2 4 Lan r Purple Patches 3 Personal Appearance 1 2 3 4 Soccer Team 3 4 Tenms Team 4 K D C 3 AMBITION Buslness executwe DESTINY To Fund the lost chord GEORGE W KRIEGSHAUSER szncsam' A endance Medal 3 A xnlxary 1 2 3 4 oral Club 1 2 Conduct Rxbbon l M C 1 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Purp e Patches 2 Personal Appearance I 2 Relxgxon Medal 3 Track 2 AMBITION To make mxllxons DESTINY Mortxclan Au . . , 45 Bask t . 2. 3. 43 a . : - - . . . . . : b 1: A , , , : Ba , 2, 3, 1 Rib . . . 3 C.S.M.C. 1, 2. , 1 Honor oll . 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' ' ' ' ' it N , 5 a , . . : n- RONALD A. MATTEUZZI snncurrr rmsr cuss Attendance Medal 1, 25 Auxiliary 1, 25 Choral Club 2, 3, 45 Conduct Ribbon l, 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Lancers 1, 25 Purple Patches 35 Personal Appearance 1, 2, 35 Soccer Team 45 giS.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocation Club 45 Science ub 4. AMBITION: Living DESTINY' Doing same EDWARD H. MERTEN PRIVATE sketball1CSMCl234 K AMBITION Model student DESTINY Brewer IAMES I MEYER Pmvim-: rmsr cuss Attendance Medal 3 4 A xilxary 2 3 4 Choral Club 2 3 4 Conduct Ribbon 3 4 MC 4 Pep Club 2 Pur e Patches 3 K D C 3 AMBITION Mechanic DESTINY Carwasher IOSEPH A MEYER IR rmsr ssncl-:Arrr Auxiliary I 2 3 4 Purple Patches 3 Per sonal Appearance 1 2 3 4 Choral Club 1 2 onduct Pnbbon l 2 CS M C 1 Track 1 2 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Lancers 2 AMBITION Interior decorator DESTINY Interior decorator JOSEPH M. 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' ' GEORGE W MORGAN SERGEANT Attendance Medall 3 Choral Clubl 2 3 4 uxllxary Club 2 3 MC Gurdon 4 Honor Roll 3 Lancers 1 2 Pur ple Patches 3 Personal Appearance 1 3 Track 2 AMBITION Buszness man DESTINY Shoestrmg salesman L WILLIAM MOTZEL FIRST LIEUTENBNT Attendance Medal 2 4 Auxnlnary 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1 Choral Club I 2 3 4 treasurer nduct Rlbbon 1 2 3 4 C S M C 1 Debate 4 Grenadners 4 Gurdon 4 co editor onor Roll 1 2 3 rs tnonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Purple Patches 2 3 Personal Appearance I 2 3 4 unll 8: Scroll 3 4 Scnence Club 2 3 4 president Speech Club 3 4 Talent Club 4 Turret 1 2 3 4feature edit Vocatxon Club KDC 3 4secretary Barbershop Octet 3 4 ass Offxcer 1 2 P u Guldon Representative 1 2 AMBITION Chemical Engineer DESTINY Engnneer clfilhl RICHARD C MUNDWILLER ssncmnr rmsr cuss uxrlxary l 2 3 4 Conduc Rrbbonl C S M C 1 2 3 4 Lancers 1 Purple Patches AMBITION To be a flyer DESTINY Axrport gas truck EUGENE W MURPHY CORPORAL AMBITION To be a priest DESTINY Same THOMAS D MURRAY SERGEAN1' Attendance Medal 2 3 Auxtlnary 1 2 3 M C 2 nor o Personal Appearance 1 Relxgxon Medal Track 2 3 4 Vocatxon Club 4 K D C 3 AMBITION Own a factory DESTINY Grave drgger ROBERT C NEUMANN Pmvmr: rmsr cLAss Baseball 3 Conduct Rxbbon C S M C K D AMBITION Cattle rarsmg DESTINY Bow legs ROBERT I NICKELS Masrnn 'ERGEANT Attendance Medal 2 4 Auxlharyl 2 3 4 onduct Pnbbonl 4 CSMC l uldon 4 H nor Roll l 4 Pur e Patches 2 3 Personal Appearance Scxence Club 3 4 Turret 2 3 4 Vocation Club 4 AMBITION Mrlhonanre DES INY Work X RAYMOND C. NORTHCOTT N sscorm LIEUTENANT Sv' X3yAuxnhar l 2 3 4 Conduct Rlbbon 1 C S M Cyl 2 3'4 Football 2,3 4 Lancersl Relxglon Medal 3 Track 3 4, KDC 3 4 Class Ofhcer 1, Gurdon 4 Na j AMBITION To travel DESTINY The Army Al ,':'c.s. ..1,i,'a,'4f C0 ' Y . 9 5 .- .2.3.42 H ' , , U, 43 Lance 1, 2, 33 Na: . : - - ' '. . . :,Q' . . , - ' v 'ora ' ' 4: ciA , fa, 45 ep Cl b z,' 32 A . . . : t ' . 2: 25 Personal Aplpearance 1, 23' Religion Medal 1. Y, A x I . t . . 9 'L . : . . .41 C.S. . . , 3, 45 Ho R ll 1, 2, 3, 4: 1 3: . . 1 ' 9 - . . . 4. 1 ' 13 . . . . 1, 2, 3, 43 . .C. 3. C J .. .. .'2.'3.'4f G ' 5 0 . 2. 3. 1 Pl , Q l. A41 DANIEL A. O'BRIEN SERGEANT C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4g Dee Basketball lg Foot- ball 1, 2. AMBITION: President DESTINY: Vice president ibut of wl-xat?J il! IOHN J. O'BRIEN'A -. A' PRIVATE ' 1 Attendance Medal 33 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 49 Per- sonal Appearance 3. AMBITION Accountxng DESTINY Countmg IOHN W O BRIEN Pawn: Attendance Medal 2 3 CS M C Dee Basketball 1 Track 2 3 4 Typnng Medal 3 AMBITION Nxght club owner DESTINY Bartender IOHNI OEFELEIN snncsnur FIRST cuss Attendance Medal 1 3 4 Auxxlxary l 2 3 4 nd 1 2 3 4 Conduct Rxbbon 1 2 M C 3 4 Honor o Lancers 1 2 Purple Patches Z Personal Appearance 1 2 3 4 AMBITION Engineer DESTIN Y Engnneer THOMAS E O GORMAN SEHGEANT Attendance Medal 3 Auxxlxaryl 2 3 Choral ubl 2 l 2 3 4 Personal pearance 1 2 Guxdon Representatwe 1 Class Offncer 1 AMBITION Architect DESTINY Sngn paxnter IAMES I O HERON Mnsrsn ssncsmrr Auxrlxaryl 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Conduct Rlbbon 1 2 3 4 C SM C Ro l 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 Purple Patches 2 3 Personal Appearance l 2 3 4 Relxgxon Medal 3 Vocatlon Club 4 K D C 3 AMBITION Take hfe easy DESTINY Surprxse' 41-f-ff ffl .if ff xllxary 1 2 3 4 Pzfsonal Appearance 2 1 4 Relxgxon Bddffl 3 Conduct Ribbon 3 4 Track 1 Gurdon 4 AMBITION Motorcycle mechamc DESTINY Pnlot PAUL I OSTENDORF rmsr SERGEANT Auxnharyl 2 3 4 Bandl 3 4 Personal Appearance l 2 3 4 Rellgxon Medal l Con uct Rxbbon l 2 4 Scnence Clu CSMC l 2 3 4 Gurdon 4 Honor o 1 2 3 4 Vocatxon Club 4 AMBITION Teacher DESTINY Reform School superxor 1 , 1 . . . . l. 2, 3,.4g Ba . . . 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Auxnhary 2 CSMC 1 2 3 4 Soccer Team AMBITION Work for father DESTINY Good Job paynng forty grand IOSEPH W PRICE FIRST LIEUTENANT Attendance Medal 2 4 Auxnllar 1 2 3 4 Conduct Rlbbonl 2 3 4 CS C 3 Dee Basketball 1 Football 1 2 Grenadlers4 Gurdon 4 Natnonal Honor Socnety 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Purple Patches 2 3 Personal Appearancel 2 3 4 Science Club 4 Track 2 3 4 Vocatxon Club 4 Honor o 3 4 Class Offxc r AMBITION To have folks call me Joe DESTINY Havmg folks call me Jay IOSEPH W PRIESM R SERGEANT FIRST CLASS, Attendance Medall 2 3 4 Auxlharyl 2 3 4 ndl 2 4 Cond t lbbonl 2 MC I 2 3 4 Gu1don4 Pep Personal Appearance 1 2 3 4 Soccer Team 3 Talent Club 4 Vocauon Club 4 AMBITION Bookkeeper DESTINY Workmg for father RICHARD L. REILLY CAPTAIN Attendance Medal! 2 3 4 Auxxlmaryl 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Conduct Medal M C oo a Grenad1ers2 3 4 Captam Honor Rolll 2 3 Natxonal Honor Socnety 3 4treasurer Per sonal Appearance l 2 3 rack 1 Vocation Club 4 Class Offncer 3 4 Senior Department Secretary AMBITION Lawyer DESTINY Presxdent of the U S A JAMES I ROACH PRIVATE uxnlnary 1 2 4 Conduct Rxbbon M C 1 2 3 4 Lancers 1 Personal pearance 1 Vocatxon Club 4 AMBITION Governor DESTI Y Mayor ffg f ,uf 7' TL. ,U P ROBESON PRIVATE FIRST CLASS Attendance Medal 3 C S M C 3 Dee Basket ball 1 Basketball 1 2 Honor Roll 3 Per sonal Appearance 3 4 AMBITION Lawyer DESTINY Snngmg 1. 2, . 1' ' ' ' . : h'p M d . . 3: d ' , , 3, 4g H , , 45 C.S.M.C. 1, 2. 3, 4g ' 3 . . 3 ' . 3, 41 K.D.E:. 3,'4.' ' ' ' ' ' ' , '. I Q HMV. .'1,2. '.4E 1, , . : ' ' l' .I : ' R ll 1, 2, , 1 C 3, 4. M xy r-,f,4L,44, N Lf 17 y Ba , .3. : 'IGCYR' .'.'3.,4I C.S. . . . . . I ' : Club 3: , 4: 5 . . U. . ' . . . : . . .4: . . , : 1,233.41 C.S. 1, 2, 3, 45. 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SCHOOR SECOND LIEUTENAN1' ArtendanceMedal1 2 3 4 Auxllraryl 2 3 4 nduct Rxbbon 1 2 3 4 Choral Club MC l 2 3 4 Personal Appearance 3 4 Lancer AMBITION Prosperous busmessman DESTINY Mxllxonaxrt WILLIAM I SCHOTT PRIVATE Auxxlxary 1 2 Football 2 Conduct Rxbbon I AMBITION Electrxcxan DESTINY Proprxetor RAYMOND L SCHRIED PRIVATE FIRST culss xrlxaryl 2 3 3 4 Cho C ub 1 Conduct Rlbbon 1 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Purple Patches 3 Talent Club 4 AMBITION To play musxc DESTINY To own an orchestra I SCHUL 'r FIRST y 1 2 3 4 Cam 3' ho l Club 1 Conduct Ribbon 4 Gurdon Purple Patches 3 Personal e r n 2 3 4 Talent Clu K D Scxe Club 4 AMBITION To be a dentrst DESTINY Trumpeteer RICHARD R SCHWENDEMAN PRIVATE Attendance Medal 2 4 Au 1 ry 1 -2 3 Choral Club 1 3 Conduct R bon 1 C S M C 2 3 4 Lancer 1 Pep xC1ub 2 Purpl Patches 3 Personal ppearanoe 1 Turret 4 AMBITION MQKODBIYE ,Y DESTINY ,lub ROBERT rf SCIARRONI SERGEANT Alendance Medal 1 2 3 4 Auxrlrary 3 4 and l 2 3 Conduct Rxbbon 1 C S M C 3 4 u don 4 Pep Club 3 Personal A earance 1 a k 1 2 Vocatxon Club 4 If C 3 Football 4 manager Baseball 3 manager AMBITION Lawyer DESTINY Hermit ANTHONY I SCIORTINO sr:RGr-:ANT Attendance Medal l Auxrlrary l 2 Conduct bon 1 3 M C 2 3 4 Footba Personal Appearance I 3 Relrgron Medal 2 ack 1 2 s 1 AMBITION Dancer DESTINY Salesman PATRICK M SEARS SERGEANT MC 3 4 Choral Cl' sonal Appearancel 2 3 4 AMBITION Engxneer DESTINY Playxng wrth trams Co ' .' 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STEINHART rms? szncsnm Attendance Medal 4 A xmary 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Conduct Rtbbon 3 4 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Football 2 Grenadlers 3 4 Honor Roll 1 3 4 Personal Appearance 3 4 gton Medal 2 Tenms Team 4 Track l Vocatxon Club 4 AMBITION Industnal Engmeer DESTINY Salesman of beddmg Cstar bed dxngb ALFRED D STEINMAN IR PRIVATE Attendance Medal 1 2 4 Auxxhary 1 2 4 Band 1 2 Camera Club 2 C S M C l 2 3 Purple Patches 3 K D C 3 Vocanon Club 4 AMBITION Physxcal Engxneer ln Research DESTINY Flooring salesman LOUIS I STERNITZKY SERGEANT uxxltary 2 3 4 Conduct Ribbon 2 MC 2 3 4 Honor Roll 3 4 Perso Appearance 2 4 AMBITION Des1gner DESTINY To find Ktlroy WILLIAM I STEUBER SERGEANT Attendance Medal 2 3 Aux1lxary1 2 3 MC 1 4 Trac AMBITION To take thmgs easy DESTINY Clnppxng coupons EDWARD D STRATMAN SERGEANT Fmsr cuss uxllxary 1 2 and 2 Baslretba Conduct Pxbbon 1 2 C S M C 1 Personal Appearance l 2 Class Offxcer 1 AMBITION Band leader DESTINY Eleclrlcal work f ' . ,I f J' ' ' '3, 41 Ba , , 3, 43 C cl ct ibb , , 3, 4: G' :A . , . 1 ' 1 K.D.. .4.' 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F.S.C. Religion 3, Physics. CLASS OFFICERS Seated lose-ph Sparacro Prestdent Stcmdxng Chrs Swrtzer Secretary Robert Kueser V1cePres1dent Albert Zadow Treasurer amor I0 Bottom Row lohn Schneller lohn Gruebel Edward Noerper lohn Beck Charles Bcnley Donald Ludwig Iohn OB1-ren Robert Wethmgton James Wrrqht Second How Paul Schubert loseph Sparacro Robert Lmdner Erwm Adam Davrd Tullman Thomas Haney Conrad Schmrtt Robert Schlueter Neal Ganly Thud Row Wrllxarn Vollmer Thomas Bartm lohn Snlhvgn Fred Gabrrel Wrllram Ournn loseph Petersen Fober Kueser Lawrence Sandhcter Gecrqe Haserbeck Top Row Steve Colombo Theodore Lebb Walter Was Tbornas Foley Chrrs Swrtzer John Barbrerr loseph Dolan Albert Zadow Abnm from picture Rtchard Bland V 1 1 ' 1 f I . , . . 2 . . . A . : A 1-tn 4 ' . 1 A K4-Af M 4- A 1 f f . Bottom Row Edwln l.eVander Eugene Smrth Leonard Staqoskx lohn Kzslrnq loseph Zay Rlchard Be a Rrchard Schulte lomes Klauck losep Dockery Second Row larnes Carroll lol'n Moellenberq Edward Regan Robert l-lendel Edward lrvm W1ll1a'n W llcer Nrllrarn Budde lVl1l'Ol l Smd Howard Lovely Third How Rrchard Vollrnar lchn Sulllvan Francls Sens Robert Bueoh er Iames Nelson F awk McAr1drew Dc ald Gra t Wayne Sandler Phlllp l-ltqqxns Robert Brynda Top Row Donald VJ odward lchn Di-Xqostlro Ronald To sr lohn Ebert Robert Sauter Rrchard 0bUl11VGU Wxllxam Sclonezder larres B u h Donald l-lou lc Wrllrarn Doyle Brlan Wrluams amor 104 BROTHER I PETER F S C e rqrcn '4 L1 3 Genera R Drr e'1 s 'T' CLASS OFFICERS Seated P esrlc- Stundmg R La 4 OS..xl es wtk Nograsde Pnlplnlra C' 5 re ry 505 TS BROTHER H STEPHEN FSC Religion 3 Economics 3 Sociology 3 ' American Government l Moderator lntrarnurals Assistant Moderator Choral Club Coach Tennis Team CLASS OFFICERS Seated Gerald Blanke President Standing Anthony Catan zaro Vice-Presidert Robert Mansfield Treasurer lames Morley Secretary amor ll X Botlom How: Ronald Gern, Edward Clauder, Raymond Gawlalc, Peter Puricelli, Alfred Cinciripini, Iames Doherty, Fred Evers, lames Morley. Second Row: Gerald Michels, Anthony Catanzaro, Anthony Linhares, Iohn O'Toole, Fred Mound, Raymond Stoverink, Robert Bailey, Louis Brouk, Ronald Haemmerle. Third Row: Bernard Blombera, Alex Failoni, Patrick Mullen, Edward Dooley, Sam Duggan, Robert Collins, Robert Mansfield, Francis Tojo. Top Row: Ralph Bennett, Richard Cuddahee, Daniel Poe-lman, Robert Fritz, Robert Eilerrnan, Gerald Blanke, Edward McKean, Richard Teaethoff, Donald Boland. Bottom Row Edward Cullen George Chura Robert Marklm Marvm FFOGSGI Jerome Forbes Iames Krebs Second Row Wrlllam Almon Robert ODonnell Kenneth Meremonte Bernhardt Colhns Iohn Llstemann Charles Thxerauf Robert Urban Third Row Thomas Enqlrsh Henry Gualdom Iohn Hereford Gerald Rapp Davld Anderson Iohn Ge-rke Iohn DaI.ay Top Row Robert Harvey Richard Weldert Norbert Mueller Edwxn Erqel Rxchard Baudendlstel Rlchard BOVGFIE Herman Krreqshouser umvr 204 BROTHER I IEROME FSC Rellqron 3 Physlcs Geometry Trlq onometry CLASS OFFICERS Seated R Chard B verre Presxdent Stcmdxng Norbert Mueller Treasu er lerc're Forbes Vrce Pres der' Thomas Enqllsh Secretary 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , C 1 . , .. . . V A . . . . rr , . . ' r , , rr , . .., BROTHER HILARY CAMILLUS F SC Religion 2 Spanish 3 4 Latin 3 4 Algebra l Daily Bulletin Supervisor Sophomore Department Coach Seri ous Interpretation tSpeech Clubl ' 7' Ulf- JV' 'Iii CLASS OFFICERS Seated Robert E Smith Presidert Stundmq John Sides Secretary William Buchholz Vice Presider' Frank Jost Treasurer Sophomore 210 Bottom Row: William Staurt, Bernard Evers, Walter Anaerssen, Michael Rafferty, James Byrne, Ralph Sellers, James Brandt, Roy Smith, Second Row: Arthur Sommer, William Ohlemueller, John Stubblefield, James Linhores, Robert l-laneklau, Harold Haubrich, Bennett Barton, Thomas Martens. Third Row: Prank Jost, Robert Moore, Robert E. Smith, Thomas Werriig, Lawrence Even, James Hespen, Donald Kairnann, Arthur Mexerctto. Top Row: Ronald Aldridge, Charles Knepper, Carl Spahn, Joseph Lennemann, William Bucldholz, Eugene Ehrbardt, John Dueker, Randal Woodward, John Sides. Absent: Wlllicm I-Ieitert, Sebastian Sapienza. I 377.7 fit: Buckley Thomas Bxelxckx Second Row Donald Fmn Robert Martm Wxllxam Murphy Thomas Felke Harold Hale Robert Sm1th l.ou1s Chnsten Lawrence Menne Third Row Mtchael Forrest W1ll1am Dunkel Fred Krers Ronald Wxnkler Chrxs Wmkelmann Carl Kammsky Raymond Dzlschnerder Elmer Freund Henry Buqq Top Row- Wtllram Kunderer Peter lwasyszyn lack Wmlhelm Robert P1sark1ew1cz Eugene Kem Iarnes Wuest Robert Baudendrstel Iarnes Shrelds Abgom fm Glencoel Vmcent Rapp Sophomore ZIZ BROTHER LEONARD F.S.C Rellqxon 2 Enqlxsh l 2 Iunxor Depart ment Supervisor Glencoe Club Mod eratof CLASS OFFICERS Seated Ronald Wxnkler Presrdent Standing Iames Wuest VxcePres1dent laznes Shtelds Treasurer Lawrence Menne Secretary 'l ' 'F I ' ' J A-J 1 - 4 A 4 , .. .I ' J ' ' j 'W D ' ' ': L . l 1 'v 1 ' 4 1 I l J . w L Q l -It L V Y 1 4 F l t . , 1 1,4 ' Bottom Row: Walter Bisch, Robert Toeniskoetter, Robert Novak, Melvin Hock, Raymond Tauser, Richard Mullaney, William S, , fl , . 4-ag ', 1, . 1 , 7 . X 1 BROTHER L. MARK, I .S.C. Religion 2, English 2, Latin 2, Co , Moderator: Band. CLASS OFFICERS Seated. Jerry Stephens President Stcmdmg George Gruendel Treasurer Conrad Philipp VICE'-Pl'9S1dGI1l Charles Salma Secretary Sophomore 309 Bottom Raw Lee Devxtt lerry Schaefer Robert Sanders Iames ODowd Iames Perry Ierry Stephens Robert Bush Soo- ond Row Al Mclfillop Edmund Meckfessel Leo Kenny Charles Mueller William Graham Iohn Rudolph Roy Saunders Iarnes Garvin Tlurd Row Richard Schaeftler lohn Schmidt Conrad Philipp Charles Pracchia A1 Kalthaler Ronald MC Gowan Iohn Murphy Thomas Buffa Ierry Mcl.aughl1n Top Row George Williams William Naughton William Vorbeck Charles Salia lohn McNamara Richard Grady George Gruendel Ioseph Kearney Martin Harrington Absent from Plo- ture Robert Adelrnann lohn Muehlmg Iohn Vehlewald : 1 , : . , . , , , , 1 14 1 1 I 1 - I , , . Bottom How Herman Martrn Harry Marre Iohn Persker Wrllram Haemmerle Charles Re Iames McNamara Iames Weber Ioseph Thremet Txmothy Fxtzqerald Second Row R1chard Outck Iames Blake Charles Deutschmann Carl Wrlhelm Vxctor Berra lohn Wmkelmann Ioseph Ploussard lay Scott Thlrd Row' Ioseph Rabe Donald Becker Carl Gabel Kenneth Herrtck R1chard Faust Rrchard Rerchert Jerry Bresnahan lames I-Iennessey Ted Dunn Top Row Robert Kerlholz lohn Wedge Rrchard Schmrd Robert Burch Robert McAul1fte Edwm Barutxo Wxllram Kruckerbocker Thomas Bauman Francts Stoltz Absent Dan1elLark1n lames Spenqler Sophomore 308 l P. BROTHIRI REGIS FSC Relrqlon 2 Amertcan Government l Clvrcs Assrstant Moderator Fathers Club CLASS OFFICERS Seated Ted R Pre-stderr Standing lames l-l nressey Treasurer R het B b x7lC6PI'9S1dEYl Icseph Robe Sec retary , - 5 f . . , Q ,. 'L I, y ,nm ,uw ,Q Rf, 'ff' 1 u, t : ourtrz, ' .t. ' : e A. ' : . L., rt urs.. ' - ' t' . , BROTHER HENRY ERNEST, F.S.C. Religion 2, Algebra 1. Mechanical Drawing 2, Chemistry, Vocal Music, Instructor of Barbershoppers Mod CLASS OFFICERS erator Chora Club l Seated Donald Trppy Pres1dent Stcmdmnq Leonard Brennan Treasurer Stephen Apted Sergeant at Arms Gerald Roberts Vrce Presrdent Donald Gallagher Secretary Sophomore 307 Bottom Row Walter Gresler Donald Trppy Joseph Zmna Leo Fleser Ftxchard Hamel Gxlbert lohnston Iames Casper Gerald Jerome lohnson LOUIS Deutscrmann Leonard Brennan Third Row Wallace Wersguth FIGDCIS Couch Gerald Damels Iames Power Donald Reuhman George I-lelfrrch Gerald Roberts Ralph Haas Top Row lames F Carroll Val Rels Constqmmo Granmo Danrel Muxck Warren Hergel Thomas Geraghty Donald Forys Stephen Apted James Grrfim Abumgg Robert Ramsberger Stratman. Slecond Row: Donald Gallagher, lohn Frank, llohn Ledbeltter, Frederick Wolf, Gerald Curley, Raymond Johnston, Bottom Row Thomas Steuber Iohn Cartledge Ronald Anderssen Richard Hirst Samuel Bastian Clifford Ladenberger Kenneth Winkler Second How George Bouckaert Gary Hayden Francis Burkhart Vito Adamo Paul Simms Edward Costello Bernhard Becker Gerald Schoor Third Row Leon Wismewski lustin Wald Donald Buechner William Johnson Eugene Kline Wilfred Boos Iohn Reeves Richard Brewer Amadee Wohlschlaeger Francis Sandweg Absent Francis Hoog Terrance Monahan William Zickel 71-eAlunan 306 IHOTHIH L MAURICE F8 C Religion l English 2 Geometry Assistant Moderator The Turret CLASS OFFICERS Seated Eugene Kline President Standing Kenneth Winkler V1cePresiden' Salvatore Lombardo Secretary Gerald Schoor Treasurer James Berg, Francis Kapper, Robert Oldegl Top Row: William Kennedyf Albert Seier, Donald Kunz, Salvatore Lombardo: at 14 lis'X T .V 'J BROTHER I. RAYMOND, F.S.C. Religion 1, English l, Speech 3, Typing l, 2: Coach Dramatics, Mod- Y eratar Cheerleaders, Speech Club. C hH m Interpret t n CLASS OFFICERS ISQZEM E1,,S,'Ous G IO Sediod Leonard Kinealy Presidert Standing Donald Benoist Vice President Robert Hutton Secretary Thomas Shields Treasurer ?reAlrman 305 Bottom Row Michael l.aGrcsso Donald Be-noist Iohn Caffray Peter LaRiv1ere Ronald Wrob lol-n OBrien Peter ODowd Second How William Ouiqley Iarres Kroten Berrard Ka sclxitz Robert Marco Mein Proenza Mack Gasaway Iames Leo Lewis Thomas Walrcnd Llcmer Clark Frank Ro an Top Row Thomas Shields Richara Kilfoy R Chard Neville Robert Hut' Robert Cook Dori ld Lyr' h Thornas S a.if We hert l-larterbach Absent Donad Emery Walter Kurqas Geringer, Allen Bockerstift. Third Row: Richard Denness, Stephen Gianino, loseph Raqni, Donald Chura, Leonard Kinealy. on, I . , . ai I ici., ... il t ' , r..,A .l . : I l , I A , I Bottom Row Donald Schnellmann Thomas Devme Kenneth Creason DGV1d Ball lames Gruber Harold Eddens Thomas Gore Iames Ioyce Iohn Harrxs Wrlham Woolbrlqht Second Row W1llxam Mulhn Raymond l-loven Frank Rezmcek Walter Backlund W1ll1am lost John Cadrce Edward Spmaxo Patrrck Dougherty Wxlharn Keeley Rrchard McBee Tlurd Row Courtney Nrssen Theodore Ehrmann Rrchard Kunz Iames Gunn Thomas Massaro Francrs Krame Lawrence Lee Max Schwartz George Stockmeyer Top Row Ronald Guth Martm laeqer Iames Benqouqh Ronald Bene Cosmo Pusaterr Erwm Schawacker Robert Rector Eugene Barth Edward Rathmann ?reAlcman 304 W? BROTHER IOEI. FSC RGIIQIOH l Algebra l 2 Coach Dee Team Basketball Vocatlorfal Mod erator CLASS OFFICERS Seated Rtchard Kunz Presxdent Standing lames loyce Vmce Presldent Iames Berqouqh Treasurer Lawrence Lee Sec retary IY' -c:l ' :D if if BROTHER LINUS ALBERT F SC Rel1g1o'1 I Latm 1 Moderator of Alumni CLASS OFFICERS Seated Thomas Menne Presrdent Standxnq Iorn Mahn Treasurer Thomas Exqel V1C9PI6S1dQHl lolan T1 es Secretary ?reAllman 303 Bottom How Rxchard Sluqqett Iames Volkerdrrq Thomas Schulte Rrchard Kennedy Donald Burrus Wulram Payne Alvm Terbrock Grayson Peters Rtchard Raumschuh Patnck St Iohn Second Row Carl Klmq Alfred Schwttalla Thomas E1qe1 Paul Voqenthaler lohn Tmes Edward Maxted Donald lanmnq lames Pate Herbert Watktns Thxrd Row Iames Habmqhorst Donald Catalano lohn Mahn Robert Ge1sz Wrllxam Stack Fra ers Rush lcseph SCHYGIPSY Dor ld Merz Wrlham Holtmgym Top Row Ramc Garza thomas Merme Paul Sculll lames Bgqs Wayne Fuchs Wtllxam Sclwtacht Dermxs Frank Rrchard Walken lames Bndqe Bohom Row Roger Froesel Ronald Karsten Robert Kllper lames Cumrnmqs Wxlllam OConnell Donald Sellers Marron Kurz Donald D1ckhens Paul Horton Martm Flannery Second Row lames Brennan lohn Ebellnq Ronald Paul Joseph Martm lerome Kxppenberqer Iohn Brethauer Gerald Cuddxhee lames Boeger lohn Sexton Auqust Cholet Iames Brethauer Third Row Eugene Geekle lerome lullus Donald Hencke lohn Snyder Gordon Aldrldqe Wllllarn Larrrne Gustave Mer CUTIO Ralph Lunt Iohn Bartm loseph Wxssmq Top Row Eugene Schrmdt Frank Munsch Ronald Roth Donald Wegeschelde Ben Talluto Rrchard Clayton Donald Mooney loseph Kelley Glenn Zelsler Donald Lang Harrold Gmemerer ?reAlcman 302 BROTHER EDWARD FSC ---r Re L e Gere e CLASS OFFICERS Seated Ke ev Stcmdmq V e e 6 P 9 ue e e s QI lCLI' e no Se oe L, ' Q . , . . ii ' - - ,. lxqzcn I 'Rn rnxstry, Tr1q:ner::e'ry, v Ural S71 nce Q P' Y-fzderayr , . Band Sf:-ence Club. i : fcsejsh ll 4 Preszd-em, ' : faxes -Q Q r VL: - r szaenr Donald .. nik , Sefretaryg Ben Tallutc, Tr a UI g .. . Eb Q3 4, ra an?-at-Arms. WM.: LT. COL. RICHARD L. POOLEY. Infantry Professor ot' Military Science and Tactics, Military Teaching Methods 4. C'apa6le 040:44 Train Col-pA in 1948 -1949 M! SGT. LEONARD B. COX. Medical Department Administrative Officer SGT. lst CLASS RAYMOND L. GATES. Ordnance Military Organization 1, Physical Develop- ment Methods 1, 25 Leadership, Drill and Exercise of Command 1, 2. MfSGT. EUGENE C. VERA. Infantry Leadership, Drill and Exercise of Command l, 2, 3, 4: Individual Weapons and Marks- manship 2, 3, 45 Coach Rifle Team, Moder- ator Elzear Grenadiers. MXSGT. ANTHONY E. HEIKER. Medical Department Leadership, Drill and Command 2, 3, 4: Military Organization 2, Hygiene and First Aid 2, Map Reading 3, Moderator Ross Lancers. CAPTAIN RALPH E. KONKOL. Infantry Assistant Professor oi Military Science and Tactics, Military Organization 3, Small Unit Tactics 3, 45 Military History oi the United States 4, lndividual Weapons and Marksrnanship 3, Leadership, Drill and Exercise of Command l, 2, 3, 4, Coach Bee Basketball, Cee Football. Regina en tal Headquartel-A Cadet Colonel Wilbert I. Henke Regimental Commander Second Row: Cadets Captain A. l-lavard Bauer, f-'ieqzrnenfal Adjutantg Lt. Colonel Raymond C. Latser, Regirnenta Executive. Third Row: Cadets 2nd Lieut. Courtney G Clower, lst Lie-ut. Marion A. labczenski. Fourth Row Cadets MfSqt. Robert l. Nickels, Captain 'Webster O. Lacey Personnel Ottxcerg 2nd Lieut. Theodore T. Klinqen. ?irAt Kattalion Staff Cadet Lieut. Colonel Vincent L. Frederick Battalion Commander Cadet lst Lieut. William l. Bloemker Cadet MfSqt. Charles D. Kratovil Cadet 2nd Lieut. Robert E. Schoor Second Kattalzon Staff Cadet Lzeut Colonel Lucian I Hodqpp Battalion Commander Cadet lst Lieut. Eqon l.. Doerinq Cadet MXSQI. Iames I. Cl'-leron Cadet 2nd Lieut, Donald I.. Krieg Cadet Captain Glenn F. Taylor Company Commander Second Row: Cadet lst Lieut. loseph L. Godat. Third Row Cadets 2nd Lieuts. Ernest A. Beutenmiller, Eugene R Bischoff, Raymond C. Northcott. Top Row: Cadets lstfSqt. loseph A. Meyerq Donald A. Walken, Gurdon Bearer. Cadet Captain Raymond W. Hellweg Company Commander Second Row: Cadet lst Lieut. Warren l. Wimmer. Third Row: Cadets 2nd Lieuts. Henry P. Ruqqeri, lohn l. Moore, William R. Ehnes. Top Row: Cadets lstfSqt. lames G. Karqusy Charles F. Knepper, Guidon Bearer. Cadet Captain Andrew C. Walsh Ccmpany Ccrnmander Second Row: Cadet lst Lreut. Thomas B. French. Thlrd Row: Cadets 2nd Lzeuts. Lawrence I. Bannes, Francxs R. Chura, Arthur l.. M:Aultffe. Top How: Cadets lst Sgt, loseph E. Steznhartp Raymond E. Dxlscknerder, Guidcn Bearer. Cadet Captain Robert M. Daniels Company Commander Second Row: Cadet lst Lieut. L. William Motzel. Third Row: Cadets 2nd Lieuts, Edward P. Hennessey, Don Francis Kern, Donald H, LaBoube. Top Row: Cadets lstfSqt. lames P. Weibertg William I. Kunderer, Guidon Bearer. Cadet Captain Richard L. Reilly Company Commander Second Row: Cadet lst Lieut. Ioseph W. Price. Third Row: Cadets 2nd Lieuts. Robert G. Winkler, Lawrence S. Molina, Edward L. Dent. Top Row: Cadets lstfSgt. loseph M. Walsh: Richard I. Reichert, Guidon Bearer. Cadet Captain Frank A. Gatti Company Commander Second Row: Cadet lst Lieut. Iohn H. Camenzind. Third Row: Cadets Znd Lieuts. Bernard C. Brinker, Robert F. Busch, Iames E. Rogers. Top How: Cadets lstfSgt. Leo F. Manny Theodore W. Dunn, Guidon Bearer. C564 ?1neAt tsef F rich Rm' molld sicona t fe dr ,Zn 19 Tay of ist l.-Kaul Gncdxegei er Glenn Wa Kencdxef e erxC S ueft Roben Gerald en Y ion Y Doeimq ow d m09d enwiigoqefs in HQ X Brien Eqonse Fou!mMCCGxmY rx-re G lames lc Uma ur Rel 99995 tom ref Wo C5 tum Q55 tauc Rmb mcls evil 9 W hme Ye 955,91 ue unqnk W Xumes Seph cbe da a t e o d geillil ur C ut oC RxCl'!0Y e , rams ber ad P 095 yt ucxfln Gai Ovey no Omels Dorgvene gun C b her e x w 9 r o w Gov lk A Betta Osw mmm ef' Sm uw HO aww O er Rlcmt Busch R non, Ro Yfcnk xc gt Ro Yew O O et! O efx tx HX X Robe! H Moore is agus k c ft one h Gt-,det ow O e udendisie oow Omasmd Xumes Quick range tilxlifigqe tosesxker 10 Rxchdid BG Oflmenl RiCl'l5Y o 9 e ala Bae 0 HS el Hx Q3 Doyle 5 ROD William WA am P O Om h sl S1 ke ?tnQes Roy-,ertnow se? mmm Brviiidben Hen Fof t Yum rice art abtle Y OseP S Se h Siem imma QU O QQ yclfexlgdaglcn 9 Wee fl ear grenadiem Of the many honor ratings to be obtained at C B C perhaps one of the highest is to be chosen as an Elzear Grenadier For whenever the school needs to be well represented on an 1mportant occasion it IS the Grenadiers who are called on time and t1me aqam. Therefore it is necessary for this body to have the cream of the crop of the C.B.C. Cadet Corps. And that s just what they are! This elite group excels in scholastics mili- tary neatness. The Grenadiers fo memory of Brother Iustinus Elz ' ear a past Director of C.B.C. and of Brother Elzear Stephen are comprised of unded in 1937 in sophomores Juniors and seniors Each rnominq before class under the watchful eye of The Sarqe the Elzear Gre d na 1ers drill perfectlng their intricate old A rrny Drills and their Silent Dnlls. Char acteristic of the Grenadiers are their white leqqins and their shiny bras b s utton on the right blouse pocket. Thr is excellent organiza- tion: a captain a lst Lieutenant and a 2nd Lieu- tenant. This year Richard Reilly Raymond Hell- weq and Vincent Frederick fill these respective posts. ee officers manage th' Boilom Ho I W Capfq' : Th Mel -mf Don K Omqs Sr Huggy' Heck, gjrnl Lancjruier' Iohn C I K ' Third muel B . SfLie , Cfffled nOten PQ Row. H Qstien Iohuf-. jqmes file. Michael Gerald' UIH ' Oficnd ' n H olk L Sfenbf--Ononf Will: WfOh ru .Qn'iS. FL.- erdiflo D ?GfUSsn rw 'US' LeonqrQugjQQuiq1e,l'O?FFt MQEOY gUYdenlUiZfrToengiggs'3 Boland L 90Ski Jes OP Row. Qffick 'S 'ln Flq ef. los ' Qncer 2 ' sph ZQY. 'chsfdrc fohn nnefv, J sph Lob 'ld Lie ,Robert unz I f James Sfome K, UCZ. S, Ut., Le Mflrklf Qmes Bren Gennqer Ip-Deflb cond R O MUD - 1 V- efqe OW: P nf I-an 'flue R046 Zancef-A nf Ftichqrd HUD, john Tv Ito Ado T, Mack G Ster I-GRI 'Cer Small Cadet! Specialty . . The Ross Lancers, organized in 1940, were narned after the first Professor of Military Science and Tactics at C.B.C., Colonel Glenn A. Ross. The purpose of this unit has been to encourage, preserve, and develop the highest ideals of the military profession. Lancers can be identified by the shield-shaped pin worn on the right side of the blouse. Practicing every Tuesday and Thursday mom- ings before school, they have helped maintain the high honor rating of C.B,C. by representing the school in several public functions. Cadets eligible for this unit must be under five feet, seven inches in height, and must maintain a high personal bearing in military as well as in scholastic studies. This year the Lancers have attained excellent perfection in drill and neatness under the corn- mand of lst, 'f Sgt. Leo Mann as Captain of the Lancers. He is aided in this task by 2nd Lieut. Don Kern, Lancer lst Lieutenant: and Sgt. Don Boland, Lancer 2nd Lieutenant. Hamel Uleg H10 Q VI l I Hob , Don I ISQWQY ere! err G9isz,Lu1I?1ckhenSz giseph am Hqemmelges ef Re imen tal Kand Staff Cadet Captain Earl Q. Smith Band Commander Cadets lst Lieut. Andrew W. Rush, lstfSgt. Paul I. Osten dorf, 2nd Lie-ut. William F. Brynda. lb o i . A ' nf ,L ,3 , , n 1 ,Ev .cg ' ' V' Q A ' . r K . 1 ' ' I QQ' . , 31 -Z.: ' I . . , I , M1 my 4, L , 8 11? ? . FJ- 7 ' 7 '-. . ' 4 1 . s I ' Q I 1 'D rv Q 1 , if 9 1 151' A f u , ,I i -1 .' 1 ' ' 'f 2 - QN 6 , J, 5 4 X! - E' I A. ' Q ,ii '4 - I .. 1 ' .Q - - -- s - . .- 2 ' 4.-,x ,N - -.., '4. fix... F., . ......5- J--A ' Qqw'- -1, ff. fn-iilnxu ? - wh - mvfg: ilk! . 4 A - Grencxdiers Lqncerg Band Personnel Adiutcmt an J Q7 i ' if Captain CGPTGU1 Captain Captain Cqptqin Beverly Bulk!! IOYCO Smith lacqueline Zemblidqe Peggy llrchner Mary Ann Ioinn Ursuline Academy Notre Dame Incgrncte Word Nering Sf. Mmgqfeg Co. A CO- B Commcmdant Captain Captain Mary Lou Walsh Io Ann Slattery lst Bn Xavier St. Alphonsus EF' 2nd Bn. Lt. Colonel , U- Colonel 1111 comm ff Sue Rafferty Visitation Colonel Sl- l0SGPh lane! Walker Co C Laboure Execuhve Q2 Q Captain huvcgpfdigbmn CQ, F Teresa Slymcm C30 St. Anthony LOTGUO Co G Lt. Colonel Marilyn Teqethofl St. Mark Captain Captain Rosati-Kain St. Elizabeth xauiinn Clegg Loraine Hedkump X .A In-3 A LA PROMENADE MILITAIRE 51 JANUARY zur., 1949 if ii-ggi! 35 ik' r ,J ., ' 1 .5 , ' . . . , w -,I I Q . '1 fl.,-g -f , f 2-sv 'fiasix' bl viz 3.1 'b' 0 - lynn sg? ' 'ff ' ' 5' ' 4 ' ' , - 's 9 V 'QI L E?w S'2gigix3. I 5 sl x4 ill I . QFi 4!Lris 2iiEE,d??i 'X ' A . - .J H' ':. 5' H f - ' I ' 2 ff? - Q ' A' - l 3 v', .T'a,xf,kA 5 A ' dl b 1 'H 1 I L --S I I 1 I 'Q' -Q. - .31 Q a 1, -Pu . , rf ,Mn ,ez fig i 5 5 X E . , f I Q 5-A ' ., ga-,J 41.1, 'Q ' , . .lg K I V'-:fy 3' s , K - ,7 'YU f'uy 'i 'ffgviaf 3' '11-'U- - 'QW -- Ev .1 L wx! GIITIAII hmm RM-Ill Pl+04All SITA! l.l.!Ul8-'- -' fusion Bottom Row: Reilly, Kargus, Walker, Northcott, Capt. Busch, Bagot, Mueller, Molina, Weibert. Second Row: Daniels, Chura Winkler, Hennessey, Gatti, Wald, Lafser, Taylor, Walsh Ruggeri. Third Row: Catanzaro, Higgins, O'Sullivan, Eilerman Wichmann, Forbes, McCarthy, Roberts, English. Top Row: Managers Sciarroni, Bennettg Gianino, Rainsberger, Kueser, Line Coach Michael Fitzgerald, Head Coach William Klemm. Seniof-A lead gridmen Good Evening: C.B.C. welcomes you to its fourth Prep League game of the season. We ask you to re- member not to cross the playing field either at halftime or when the game is finished. Thank you! Here are tonight's line-ups. For C.B.C. at left end Bagot, No. 225 at left tackle Captain Busch, No. 50: at left. guard Northcott, No. 415 at center Molina, No. 465 at right guard Walsh, No. l55 at right tackle Weibert, No. 515 at right end Kargus, No. 395 at quarterback Lafser, No. 295 at left halfback Gatti, No. 385 at right halfback Taylor, No. 355 and at fullback Hennessey, No. 47 .... Although it is true that the '48-'49 football team did not have an impressive list of victories, it was perhaps the most spirited team produced at C.B.C. in recent years. This fact was not produced by a pep talk before the game or a Knute Rockne tear-jerker but by hard work from the first practice to the one before each game. The Cadets' hardest fought game was their first league MAIOR WILLIAM I. KLEMM American History 4, Head Coach Football, Track, Alpha Sigma Tau Busch 50901 Hennessey Kurqul Lain: Gotti Tackle hurl lfullback lind Quarterback lldlfback - 5 r tw sy ,l t t' Q . Q , N., ' E? 1- x - : ' fl X 1 fi 1 Taylor Ilalfback Rugqeri Tackle Reilly li n d 41. 1.- if Northcolt 1 lu ri r cl kt iq., .1 'Q-lb xx X Daniels Tackle sz f' 1. , R , Q 1- ' 1 4. .- ,.,, .x C' 'tl' TT' Wald Weibert Winkler Fullback Tackle Halfback encounter of the season against the Ir. Bills. The game was a rugged duel between the lines and backiields, and it was only a lucky break which enabled the Bills to take a 6-O victory. Whether the Klernrnen won or lost, the score was never lopsided. A sturdy line and a de- ceptive backfield showed the results of hard work and good coaching. Call me Mike Fitzgerald, '37, returned to C.B.C. to serve in the capacity of line coach. lim Kargus, lett end, was elected Prep Player of the Week in the Star-Times poll. Letterman Bob Busch captained this year's squad, which loses 16 seniors through graduation. SEASON RECORD C.B.C. O McKinley High School ..,........,. ...l3 13 Webster Groves High School ....... ...l2 6 Western Military Academy .......... 9 13 St. Peter High School, Iefierson City .... 6 U St. Louis U. High School ............. 6 5 McBride High School ....., .. . 6 13 St. Mary's High School ........... O 6 Central Catholic High School .,,.. ,H13 6 DeAndreis High School ....... ,,,14 Q x- C' .4 Walsh Guard l- ,' Gb Cu if Molina Center MR. MICHAEL FITZGERALD, '37 Line Coach ly: 'O tb, .F-i,,sKify 4 ffl' I i it 'X YY rg Cage:-A ?iniAlc with Kat Seann Record in becade The l948-'49 basketball season proved to be the most successful of the past few years as Coach Kenneth Farmer, who directed the C.B.C. squad for the first time this year, capably molded a group of three lettermen and graduates from last year's B team into a fast-breaking, fighting outfit that placed second in the Mark Twain Tournament at Hannibal, Mo., third place in the DeAndreis In- vitational, and second in Sub-Regional play. ln the Prep League the Cadets finished with a 4-6 record, the best since 1941 . . . The Sub-Regionals saw an underdog C.B.C. quintet defeat second-seeded Cleveland, Public League champs, before dropping the final game to McBride. Advancing to the Regionals, the Cadets had the ill-fortune to meet in the first round, Iohn Burroughs, powerhouse of the ABC league, which went on to the semi-finals in the State. Bob Kipper, lack Moore, and Rich Reilly, the season's top Cadet scorers, were honored for their outstanding play by being selected for the All-Prep Tearn, a crack squad picked by the coaches of the District. SEASON SCORES 'f.E.C. S2 f.fCK1:'.1ey 25 QE 'Nebsfer Groves S3 45 Mcflcoey Hznmbcl 3? 45 Rccsevelf E7 Mark Twain Tournament 41 Kirksville, Mc. 32 7U Hcmnibil, Mo. E7 42 Southwest 4U 35 St. M':ry's 33 40 SK Louis U. High 48 52 Central Catholic 43 44 Dekrtdreis 45' 35 McBride 22 Dehndreil Invitadonal 42 Cenfrcl Czfhclzf: 34 27 SQ, Louis U, High 43 univ Bottom Row: Harvey, Kraiovil, Lovely, Hendel, English, Almon, Wedge, Pisarkiewicz, Mueller, Forbes, Gallagher. Gruendel. Second Row: Hutton, Winkelmann, Caialano, Baeqer, Reeves, Dougherty, Harris, Kilper, Martin, Larkin, Burch, Kapper. Third Row: Baudenclistel, O'Brien, Tauser, Pusaieri, H. Winkler, Costello, Bastien, Ioyce, Wrob, las. Breihauer, McAuliffe. Fourth Row: Cook, Wuesl, Mullariey, D. Chura, Shields, Seier, Steuber, K. Winkler, I-lencke, Kline, Iohn Brethauer, Linhares. Top Row: Harienbach, Schachf, Monahan, Brewer, Fuchs, Vxbhlschlaeqer, Gunn, Marco, Hayden, Gare, Becker. frm, n ' 3 X, xx L77 A ,f Senior Bottom Row: Molina, Stagoski, Reilly, Ruggeri, Bagot, Bannes, Price, Rogers, Murray, Taylor, Meyer, Winkler, Bush. Second Row: Rainsberger, Kriegshauser, O'D-gnnell, NOYYFK oott, Wald, Wimmer, Kargus, Camenzind, Poelman, Sullivan, Brynda, Eigel. Third Row: Eilerman, Dolan, Kueser, Catanzaro, Mclintee, Wolken, Marklin, Anderson, Wichmann, Chura, Stoltz. Top Row: McLaughlin, Roberts, Mansfield, O'Sullivan, Blanke, Bauderidistel, Boverie, Carroll. Paced by a nucleus of returning veterans, C.B.C.'s thinclads had their usual victory-studded season on the oval and in the field. En- couraged by their success of the previous year, when they won all meets but three, the Klemmen engaged Clayton's Greyhounds at C.B.C. on March 29 and finished a grueling season at the State Meet in Columbia on May 14. McBride, Webster Groves,, Normandy, and Southwest in addition to Clayton furnished opposition in the usual dual meets. The Clayton Invitational, Prep League finals, and the District meets provided them with additional tests against multiple opponents. Much credit tor the success of the trackmen is due to the genius of Coach Bill Klemm who brought the squad along with his usual fine performances. C.B.C. Track Schedule -- Clayton T -- McBride ere Webster Groves i g Normandy v- Southwest 4 --! Prep League -l tSccre3 lPos.J T District tSocre' lPcs.l 1- State -- lSccrel lPos.l Bottom Row: Buchholz, McAuliffe, Kearney, Pisarkiewicz, Geraghty, Apted, C. Winkel- mann, Forys. Second Row: Dunkel, Stoltz, Kern, Gallagher, Dilschneider, Larkin, Wedge Dunn, Gruendel. Third Row: Brennan, Hennessey, Kreis, Winkle-r,' Wuest, Reichert McLaughlin. Top How: Coach Kenneth Farmer, Manager Wolken, L. Deutschmann Philipp, R. lohnston, 1. Schmidt. Kee ?oot6al1 1948 RECORD BEES St, Louis U, High Southwest High McBride High St. Mary's High Roosevelt High McKinley High Del'-.ndreis High 3 Vfins, 3 Ties, l 6 6 6 O 12 Soccer l948 SCORES CBC. Glencoe Western MA St. lohn Baptist St. Marys Western MA Iohn Burroughs Bridge-ton St. Ioseph St. Louis U. High Country Day Del-Xndreis Bridgeton Chaminade McBride St. Iohn Baptist Country Day Iohn Burroughs St. Marys St. Edward CYC Chaminade St. Louis U. High McBride St. Louis U. High Bottom Row Wrob Gunn Sexton lohnson lack Brethauer im Brethauer Seier Second Row Mahn Talluto Cook Kelley Geekie Sh elds To Row Mana er R Walken i -1 L . C.B.C.'s Champions in the High School Soccer League: Bottom Row: Larmie, Krieg, Schmidt, Doherty, Taylor, Lafser, Dueker, DuBois. Second Row: Massaro, Lunt, Liebe, English, Talluto, Matteuzzi, Gaffney, Catanzaro, Doyle. Top Row: Boland, Priesmeyer, Chura, Hennessey, Winkler, Foley, Salia, Burns, Baudendistel. Cee KaAlzet6a1l P Q Pusateri Hartenbach Bengough Frank Absent Winkler C.B,C. 24 McKinley 6 23 Roosevelt 22 22 Coyle 23 34 St. Marys 14 26 St. Louis U. High 35 29 Central Catholic 15 l4 De-Andreis 27 28 McBride 23' 27 'Nydown 47 22 Central Catholic, 10 Wincennes, lnd.l 24 Handley 35 33 St. Marys 10 l4 St. Louis U. High 29 21 Central Catholic 22 20 DeAndreis 27 lg McBride 7 Won B, Lost 8 'Overtime Cee ?vot6a1l 1948 SCORES C B C S Louis U High MCB ide St Marys Wydown Cathedral Bell Dekndreis Won 2 Los 4 i f Bottom Row Wegescheide Lombardo Lang Schacht Koch Zeisler Seier Hartenbach Second Row Mahn Winkler Kelley Talluto lack Brethauer Catalano Watkins Moore Third Row Bengough Knoten Biggs Geekie Simms Wald Berg Boos Fourth Row Chura Shields Ragm Fuchs lim Brethauer Hencke Reeves Frank Top How Coach Ralph Konkol USA Buechner Giamno Ezgel Bridge Managers Bastien Hirst Steuber, Volkerding, Kilper, Payne, Hirst, Bastien, Ioyce, Raumschuh, Wrob, Harris Ragni, Ehrmann Kee KaAlzet6all BEES SCORES C.B.C. McKinley Webster Groves McCooey, Hannibal Roosevelt Southwest 31 St. Mary's 32 St. Louis U. High 43 Central Catholic 22 DeAndreis McBride Central Catholic- Wincennes, 1nd.l 47 St. Francis de Sales 41 St. Mary's 29 St. Louis U. High 41 Central Catholic 32 DeAndreis 38 McBride 31 27 Won 10, Lost 7 'Overtime 28 40 32 25 50 26' 31 42 31 39 23 22 C B L, Roch s Mark s Stephen s Luke s Margaret Luke s Louis UH . Gabriel s . Engelbert . Louis UH . Roch s . Louis UH bee KaAlzet6al SEASON RECORD s Midgets s Midgets lk . Luke s . Rose s Frosh Band St. Louis UH St. Iames St. Gabriel s Glencoe C.B.C. Gnats fLittle Dee team? Won 13, Lost 6 Bottom Row: Burch. Gruendel, Gallagher, Dilschneider, Griffin. Second Raw: Berra. Reichert, Apted, Finn. Top Row: Coach Ralph Kcnkol, USA, Winkler, Ploussard Smith, Manager Buckley. Absent. Dunn. Kneeling: Wilhelm, Gualdoni, Moore, Krieg. Standing: Hodapp, Steinhart, Woodward, SYUQOSU- C.B.C.'s Varsity Tennis Tearn, coached by Brother Stephen, compiled a three-two team rec- ord to win a third place berth in the Prep Leaaue for l948. Letterrnen for the season were lack Moore, Henry Gualdoni, Robert Staqoski, and Lucian Hodapp. Returning for the 1949 Prep race are Gualdoni, Randal Woodward, and lack Wilhelm. 'l'enniA Team C.B.C. C.B,C. C.B.C. C.B,C CBC TENNIS RECORDS 5, McBride O, St. Louis U. High 3, Central Catholic 5, Deixndreis 2, St. Marys C'l:ee1-leader-A Fin! How: Sandler, Steuber, Grant. Second Row: Mann, Car- Bottom Row: Higgins, Gatti, Gass, Mann, Ruprecht, Drazen, Lafser, Kipper. Second Row: Foley, P. Hennessey, Failoni, Sauter, McAndrew, Doyle, Schaeffler, Buckley tmanaqerl. Top How: I. Hennessey, Apted, Dunn, Dilschneider, Saunders, Talluto, Bengough. roll, Buckley. C.B.C. Baseball Schedule -- Roosevelt - Webster Groves - - Central Catholic - Mcliride St. Mary - McKinley - St. l.:u1s U. Hzqh DeAndre:s - VVebster Groves Central Catholic McBride St. Mary - St, Louis U. Hgh -- DeAndrets 5 11 I2 6 ffczwaw lfniglvw of tlce Divine Child 1 Row: 'd n , Ellirhliam BrYY1dC' presx e Rev:-gani ed lfniglr tA 171-vmiAe great Tluingif Under the guidance of Brother Maurice, the Brother Maurice's reorganization has estab- Archcontraternity ot the Divine Child, gathered lished four sodalities, one in each oi the depart- imD6'T11S in the Closing dGYS Of the SCl'100l YGGT ments, to compose the chapter of the Archcon- and gave notice that it would be an active force fraternity here' fm Cmhohc Action In the Year ahead' I This society had its real beginning here two The Archcontraternity is in Christian Brothers years aaa under the aeais af Brother James schools what the Sodality is to many ot the other Catholic schools. lt is the fountain-head ot all religious activities in a school-community. Through the efforts of the Knights vthe distinctive leaders4the Archconfraternity incloses within its Athanasius. Like all similar growing clubs, it has undergone growing pains. With the transfer of Brother lames to leiterson City, the club was placed under the guidance oi Brother Raymond. all-embracing arms the Catholic Students' Mission Gmwinq N955 Of, dUli9S lfl Speech WOfk f0fbCId9 Crusade, the Blessed Brother Benildus Vocation BfO1l'19f RGYfUOT1d S Continued help Cmd the TFUUS' Club, here at C.B.C. ter was made to Brother Maurice as moderator. from lofi lo right: lchn H. Macguzre, member cf the Hcly Name Socxety's speaker bureau, addresses the Cadet Corps. Father Heon tells about the work ct the 'White Fathers in Cen'ral Africa. Brother Gabriel, Director, poses with Father Albert Steffens, Major AAF, who spoke tc the Archccnfraternity ct the Divine Child cn Sept. l7. Father Billxmek, C.ss.Ft., retreat master, distributes Holy Com- munion on Oct. 1, the day ending the retreat. Seniom 9 ta61iAlc Raymond Hellweglcycrrd Rerllr' Gnu ' mn Ro' 4 Row co presrdents 5'c'n Kleued Kem! aA Uocatzon C 116 The Blessed Benrldus Vocation Club was formed in union wrth and under the emblem ot the Archconfraternrty of the Divine Child for the purpose of furtherrng relrgrous and prrestly voca tions It is an organrzatron for seniors only who realize the need for good vocations Members both actrve and assocrate promrse specral prayers good works and sacrifice that God may be pleased to bless the students of CB C with a number of good vocations to the priest hood and the religious lrfe A secondary purpose of therr efforts rs to ask God to help each and every cadet to achieve his proper nrche in lrfe and to ard him to persevere therern according to God s wCIYs Benildus Vocation Club does not seek to develop the latent talents of the students but works only to fulfill the wrll of God In achieving this obrectrve the members of the club work for the entrre Cadet Corps Pledged duties of the members are simple Weekly Mass and Holy Communion for good vocations darly vrsrt to the Most Blessed Sacrament and daily recrtatron of the Hail Mary three trmes for the same intentron To these are added the many private devotions of the members This year the BBVC has enlrsted the ard of other cadets by enrolling the entire student body rn the Confratemrty ot the Rosary by hav1ng each class say rts daily prayers and beads rn chapel regularly for the rntentron of the club and by stressing the Apostolate of Good Example BLESSED BROTHER BENILDUS F.SC Brother Bemldus was bom at Thuret France on lune 14 1805 He entered the Novrtrate of the Chrrstran Brothers at Clermont Ferrcmd on February 20 1820 In 1842 he was assigned as Director of the Brothers school at Sauques where he passed the lust twenty years of hrs life Here he died on August 13 1862 Brother Benrldus was beatrtred on April 4 l948 Brother Benrldus was chosen as pa tron of the Vocation Club because rn hrs own lifetime he exercised a pro- found rnfluence on youth Shortly after hrs death rt was estimated that fully 245 Brothers owed their vocations to him Many other of hrs pupils had entered other religious congregations l Unlike .the other extracurricular activities at C.B.C., the D 7lue 1949 gwdvn Staff LGEZLM After his diploma, a senior cherishes his yearbook more than any other single posses- sion. lt is a memento of four years of effort and achievement. This year's Guidon is a wor- thy testimony of the hard work and persistent efforts of Andy Rush and Bill Motzel and a host of other industrious seniors who, under the guidance of Brother Hubert Gerard, put long hours filled with anxious moments into producing what is undoubt- edly one of the finest annuals presented to any graduating class. The l949 Guidon went into production in May, 1948, when the present seniors under the leadership of Rush and Motzel began submitting pages of orig- inal and not-so-original layouts. During the summer months Rush mulled over the many splendid ideas presented and in the quiet of Grand Lake, Colo- rado, high in the Rockies, tossed together the novel treatment for this 1949 annual. In September, Hush and Mot- zel joined the results of their labors, presented their com- pleted layout, designed a cover, assigned articles, and waited. The splendid cooperation of their fellow seniors resulted in this different 1949 Gurdon. The Staff trusts the book ful' fills the expectations of its subs scribers and hopes that it has provided an adequate memor- ial for the Class of '49. Their thanks are due to all who con- tributed to the completion of the bookl One of the regularly active extracurriculars is Freshman, sophomore, junior staff members are Bottom Rowl: Horton, Melvin Hock, Gerald Cuddihee, lerry lohnson, lohn Gasaway, William Buckley, lerry Stephens, Thomas Martens, R Anthony Linhares. Third Row: William Almon, loseph Dockery, Bernard Collins, lohn Hereford, Carl Gabel, Robert Urban, Four Walter Bisch, Robert Toeniskoetter, Donald Dickhens, Paul Snyder, George Chura. Second Row: Iohn Ebeling, Mack obert Martin, William Murphy, Thomas Felke, Robert Smith, lohn Bcirtin, Iohn Winkelmann, loseph Rabe, Arthur Rekart, th Row: Iohn Moellenberq, Iames Carroll, Lawrence Menne, Michael Forrest, Henry Bugg, lerry Michels, Peter lwasyszyn, Eugene Kern, Ralph Bennett. Top Row: Wayne Sandler, Iohn D'Agostino, Randal Woodward, Herman Krieqshauser, Richard O'Sullxvan, Richard Boverie, Brian Williams, Ioseph Roeder, Edwin Eiqel. Absent: Richard Bena, lames Nelson, Richard Brynda. The Turret YA Rated 141-Nmerican our school newspaper, The Turret. Its staff, under the guidance of Brother Hubert Gerard and me leadership of Editor Bart French, has worked many hours to give us a paper that has won national acclaim. Seventeen novices are taking journalism lessons at present to replace the l6 seniors lost through graduation. This will bring total staff membership for l949 to 85. Newcomers are Leo Lewis, 3055 Thomas Menne, 3035 lohn Tines, 3035 Thomas Eigel, 3035 Richard Faust, 3085 Louis Deutschrnann, 3075 George Gruendel, 3095 Robert Pisarkiewicz, 2125 Richard Dennis, 3055 Peter La Riviere, 3055 larnes F. Car- e If Pub!is,1,ed fri uffet -w Cl-IRISTIA Cadefseelfly by ,ha 5501 cf N Bkor of mon 'ld isis COLL A17 . f. LO . C HOf1Or S LHS IZ MQ. All-C H7 cfioof e ol, I Quill 'l 4-'.'-14' or,. 07 Sc'0ll: I I 45 '45, H7 . G . 45 .46 'nfornufon 148, N ellup Award I 43 I43. al H911- efio I 5 '44, 1 Amr Sdlolasf. 45. '46' .4 rfcan ,4 lc Press 7, C 1fnbf.. S hz 39- A ':Al1. C All-cola Olgsnc roll, 3075 Gerald Roberts, 3075 Thomas Geraghty, 75- mbf ' '47: A: 'S Awn' 3075 William Mullin, 3045 Richard Hamel, 3075 'ddlisf gl' Francis Hoog, 3065 and Robert Baudendistel, 212. Senior members oi The Turret Staff lBottom Bowl: Marion Iabczenski, Webster Lacey, Bart French, William Motzel, Theodore Klingen, Andrew Rush. Second Row: Don Kern, Charles Ludwig, Donald Kratovil, Robert Lucas, lohn Cowdery, Robert Stagoski, Top Row: Thomas Mohan, Richard Bart French Schwendeman, Robert Nickels, Raymond Hellweg, lohn Petersen, Donald DuBois. Editor 30 Seniol-A ?il1 Honor Societielf' R04 tel-A Quill and Scroll The six members of the Ambrosian Chapter of the International Honorary Society for High School Ioumalists, Quill and Scroll, were initiated into the society last May. ln March of this year Webster Lacey, Robert Stagoslci, Richard Bena, Richard Boverie, lames Carroll, Iohn D'Agos- tino, Iohn Hereford, Ioseph Dockery, Donald Kratovil, Iohn Moellenberg. Thomas Mohan, Iames Nelson, Robert Nickels, john Petersen, Raymond Hellweg, Edwin Eigel, William Almon, Richard O'Sullivan, Brian Williams, Bernard Collins, Her- man Kriegshauser were named as candidates to this honor society. Seniors and juniors on The Turret staff who are out- standing in journalism may become members. d Don Kem- secotlc' h. , ns 1- William Molzeii llicilfifflllitllllii. Menon mae Fmt Row dare KlinQ9n' H now, Theo National Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society is awarded to those seniors and juniors who have proved themselves most proficient in the five fields of de- velopment: Religion, character, schol- arship, leadership, and service. The honor of being chosen to this honor society is one of the highest attainable scholastically at C.B.C. Only juniors and seniors are eligible for membership in this organization, but it is something which is sought after by every worthwhile cadet. New members are inducted into the C.B.C. Chapter towards the close of their jun- ior year. Candidates are nominated by the members of the N.H.S., voted on by iunior and senior teachers, and final admittance is granted by the Director and Faculty Moderator of the N.H.S. To be eligible for candidacy, the nominee's three-year record of religion, character, scholarship, leadership, and service must be above reproach. Bottom Row: Glenn Taylor, Edward Dent, Frank Gatti, Curran Walsh, Bart French, Lucian Hodapp, William Motzel. Second Row: Andrew Rush, Vincent Frederick, Egon Doering, Raymond Lafser, Iohn Moore, Ioseph Godat, Webster Lacey, Earl Smith. Top Row: loseph Price, Warren Wimmer, William Bloemker, Richard Reilly, Robert Daniels, Theodore Klingen, Raymond Hellweg, Henry Ruggeri, Wilbert Henke. 0 1 I - o Q9 3 2 X., f Q f ' 1 Sf , ,, an K 0 U G l, L' U11 ' , Q 7+ ' , . L C . ff I Q 7, ,, nv IJ' I S ' . Q ' tl 9 9 D . E - ' K, i is Q, I .. ' v o 9 A V1 f-as. 6 . Q- G gl I XX W xi Q Elf . :A in ! 4 s on , , , Q YY I, M . ,if 3 Front Row Andrew Rush Glenn Rogers Donald Bauer Iohn V-lam1lton Kenneth Creason Lawrence Lee Raymond Hoven Iames Duggan Second Row Edward Hanlon Iohn Rudolph Earl Sm1th Fred Evers Robert Maret Wtlham Woolbrrqht R1chard Kunz Courtney Nxssen Wrllxam Cook Glenn Bach Erwm Schawacker James Gruber Wzlham lost Wtllxam Brynda Thomas Drazen Third Row Charles CKCA Concert Where are you QOIHQ to nlqht Blll? Oh lm qomq to the band room now Ive got to practlce That s a fGI'I'11l1QT thmq at C B C because over 60 cadets rehearse three n1qhts a week 1n the new annex to the gym Thls well-orqamzecl GCl1V1lY 1S under the baton of Manor Iohn Sauter and moderators are Brothers L. Mark and I. Edward. 6 1 t 'TP ...uw Pracchia, Jerry Maurath, John Cowdery, Jerry Bolin, William Naber, Edward Hasler, Jerome Julius, Martin Jaeger, Edward Spinaio, William lmming, David Ball, James Doherty, Victor Schulte, Ronald Bene, Bemard Evers Chidden behind William Iostl, Joseph Kistner, Richard McBee fhidden behind Thomas Drazenl, Thomas Massaro, John Cadice. Fourth Row: John Oefelein, John Stubblefield, Donald Schnellmann, Theodore Ehrmann, Max Schwartz, Wilbert Henke, John Sides, James Hughes, Raymond Schriedel, Lee Devitt, George Stockrneyer, Bennett Barton, Thomas Martens, Paul Schubert, John Listemann, Richard Fernandez, John Geekie. Standing: Major John Sauter, director: Frank Jost, Paul Ostendori, Ronald Guth, Joseph Priesmeyer, Irvin Krukenkamp, William Graham, James Perry, Eugene Schmidt. Absent: William McWeeney. land iA Une of the Kat Considered as one of the best concert bands in St. Louis, it has made appearances at Southwest High School, scene of the Christmas Concert, Belleville: St. Mark's High School: represented the Army ot the United States on April 6, Army Day, Broadcast over KMOXJ and at other high schools throughout the city. The crowning event ot its engagements was the Spring Concert at Kiel Auditorium on May 15 Maior John I. Sauter Band Director, Woodwind lnstructor. where it showed the results oi hours of rehearsal during the summer and in the school year. An adjunct ot the Concert Band is the Military Band. It is an organization of which the cadets may well be proud. Besides playing for all mili- tary formations, the band helps make football games a real occasion. C.B.C.'s Regimental Band is acknowledged as one of the finest in the vicinity of St. Louis. Mr. John B. Dolan Mr. Elmer B. Schwartzbeclz Mr. Anthony Ollveri Brass lnstructor. Percussion lnstructor. Brass lnstructor fx, , nr, l Pictured above. from left to right, are the Officers of C.B.C. Choral Club: loseph Godat, president, Raymond Hellweq, vice-president: Phil Rola, secretary: William Motzel, librarian: William Ehnes, sergeant-at-arms. Bottom Row: Thomas Schulte, William Staurt, Donald Benoist, Grayson Peters, Alvin Terbrock, Richard Raumschuh, George Bouchaert, Leo Fieser, George Chura, Leonard Staqoski, Iames Habiqhorst, Leo Lewis, John Ebelinq, Don Chura, Mack Gasaway, Edward Cullen, Robert Marklin, Richard Hamel, Iohn O'Brien, lames Gerinqer, Martin Flannery, William Payne, James Volkerding, Richard Sluqgett, Walter Bisch, Thomas Devine. Second Row: Donald lanninq, Iames Brandt, Arthur Meierotto, Lawrence Even, Edward Noerper, Robert Oldeq, Iohn Devine, Roland Gruenstelder, Robert Buechner, Raymond Meyer, Robert Urban, lames Wright, Curran Walsh, Marion Iabczenski, William Motzel, Robert Collins, Robert Rector, Iames x 'V Q S V 756' :D 7, if gf M 4 +1 fll :VSWR I ,L J. V .ix , sees? C tif it we Mr. Gregory Millar Conductor The Choral Club, under the talented direction oi Brothers Henry Ernest and H. Stephen, is one of the chief mediums oi cultured development among the student body at C.B.C. Established about 12 years ago, the Choral Club has attained an envi- able reputation among the music lovers oi the St. Louis area. Composed, at present, ot a membership of 80 Barbershop Notecrackers Left to right Iohn Colligan Walter Bisch Philip Rola Wil ham Motzel Curran Walsh Wilbert Henke taccompanls Lucian Hodapp Raymond Hellweg Iames Meyer cadets it follows faithfully the stringent extra curricular routine which has been the secret of its phenomenal success Outstanding in its annual appearances are the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert at Kiel Auditorium Dunng the 1948 49 term the club has performed before capacity audiences lvlr Lzregory IVllllUI' is the present lay director H44 Hiyln Standaf-dA of lclaievement Morley, Donald Krieg, Frank Roland, Francis Couch, Herman Martin, Robert Smith, Louis Christen, Roy Smith, Leonard Kinealy. Bernhard Becker. Top Row: William Ehnes, Edwin LeVander, Thomas Horace, Iohn Fogarty, Milton Smid, Robert Hutton, Bernhardt Collins, Ioseph Godat, Ronald Matteuzzi, Charles Knepper, Constantino Gianino, Richard Cuddahee, Theodore Lebb, Donald Dempski, Raymond l-lellweg, Wilbert Henke, lames Meyer, Iohn Colligan, Randal Woodward, Philip Rola, Eugene Ehrhardt, William Morgan, Raymond McDonald, William Otto, Robert Hendel, Donald Boland, Don Mooney, Lucian Hodapp, Eugene Barth, Iames Hamilton, Egon Doering. Absent: Iohn O'Brien, Gilbert Iohnston, Walter Kurgas, Donald Emery, Daniel Sullivan, Ralph Ellerbrock. , Id fx J. t ff Bottom Row: Iohn Ebenng, Fr. 3025 Leo Lewis, Fr. 305: Conrad Philipp, So, 309g Lawrence Menne, So. 212: Richard Reichert, So. 308. Second Row: Salvatore Lombardo, Fr, 3061 Donald Merz, Fr. 303, Edward Hanlon, Ir. 102g Randal Woodward, So. 210. Top Row: Cosmo Pusateri, Fr. 3047 Iames F. Carroll, So. 307: Ierry Blanke, Ir. 1155 Norbert Mueller, Ir. 204, Albert Zadow, Ir. 103. Absent: Richard O'Sullivan, Ir. 104. meet UMM fepl-eAen tatia2eA, 'flue guidvnlt Eaclzhnel We, the editors of the 1949 Guidon, take great pleasure in paying a deserving tribute to the Cadets named above. Without their unstinting help in collecting payments for the Guidon orders, this 1949 yearbook could not have been published. Tribute, too, must be paid to the senior depart- mental heads: Glenn Taylor and Eugene Bischoff in the Freshman Department, Lucian Hodapp and Frank Gatti in the Sophomore Department, and Warren Wimmer and Raymond Hellweg in the Iunior Department who functioned so perfectly under the aegis of lay Price and Robert Sciarroni, Business Managers. Kelow. Cadeu 1411701 Un guidon bay Bottom Row: Thomas Eiqel, Fr. 303, Science Club, K.D.C., Library Staff. The Turret, Donald Emery, Fr. 305, Choral Club: Robert Adelmann, So. 309, Iohn Muehling, So. 309: Walter Kurgas, Fr. 305, Choral Club, Lancers, Second Row: Terry Monahan, Fr. 3065 Francis I-looq, Fr, 3065 Ralph Ellerbrock, lr, 115, Choral Club, Daniel Larkin, So, 3085 Richard Bland, lr. 103, Cheerleader. Top Row: Ray Bush, Soccer Team: John Vehlewald, So, 309: Iohn Sapienza, So. 2105 William 1-Ieitert, So. 210, Francis Kuenz, Fr. 3035 James Spengler, So. 308. Still Absent: William Zickel, Fr. 306, Robert Rainsberger, So. 307. Because we wished this 1949 Guidon to contain all the cadets, we picture to the right those boys who had the misfortune to be absent when their names were called for picture-taking on Guidon Day. The C.B.C. Variety Club, a new talent organization at school this year, had its debut at the annual Christ- mas Party thrown for the cadets the last day before the holidays. Almost every member of the cast got the chance to show what he could do and the Cadet Corps received him heartily. Phil Hola stole the show by his tantalizing solos. Vying with him for first honors were members of the cast of Dirty Simon, and the Barbershop Notecrackers. Andy Rush and his trun- cated band furnished the theme for the show with their playing of ln the Mood. After this auspicious be- ginning the Variety Club had no trouble in finding spots to present its offerings. Appear- ances were made in the lo- cality at St. Mary's Hospital, three shows for doctors, nurses, and help of the insti- tution: St. Mary's, Bridgeton for the pupils: St. Ioseph's Bottom Row: Walter Bisch, Thomas Massaro, Robert Maret, Ioseph Dockery, William Naber. Second Row: William Motzel, Frank Iost, Iames Duggan, Robert Urban, Curran Walsh, Ioseph Priesmeyer. Third Row: Philip Rola, Andrew Rush, Donald Dempski, -Robert Brynda, William Brynda, Lucian Hodapp. Top Row: John Colliqan, Raymond Hellweq, Wilbert Henke, Iohn Geekie, Richard Cuddahee, Raymond Schriedel. Academy tlfontbonnel: Incar- nate Word Academy Bazaar, Normandy, and for the mem- bers of the Christian Brothers' House of Studies at Glencoe, Mo. Highlight of the season was the presentation of the Variety Club at St. Peter High School, Iefferson City, Mo. Brother Raymond, assisted by Brother Henry Ernest, managed the club. UQ- I t Bottom Row: Meiji Proenza, Vito Adamo, Eugene Kline, Gerald Schoor, Roland Gruensfelder, William Ehnes, Arthur Meierotto. Second Row: Charles Knepper, Leo Mann, Walter Sandner, Iames Kargus, William Budde, Gerald Rapp, Raymond Mc- Donald, Ioseph Lennemann. Top Row: Raymond I-Iellweg, ' Donald Grant, Theodore Lebb, Ralph Ben- nett, Thomas Mclfeon, Richard Bau- dendistel, Edwin Eigel. Bottom Row' Paul Horton Iohn Ebeling Karnes Boeger, Ri-:hid Kunz, Thomas Fclke, Richard Quick, Lawrence M, PIIH9, Second Row? Richard Bena, Andrew Rush, Courtney Clower, Egon Doering, Bart French, Vincent Frederick, William Motzel, Marion Iabczenski. Third Row: Curran Walsh, Henry Bugq, Howard Lovely, Robert Brynda, Webster Lacey, Robert Nickels, R E l S 'th, Theodore Klingen, Philip Rola, larnes Shields, William Ronald Matteuzzi, lay Price, Paul Ostendorf. Top ow: ar mi Doyle, Richard Boverie, Iames McLailerty, Edwin Eigel, Wilbert Henke. U I lelere may Ke an Ymmvrtal Paw tear Under the direction of its new moderator, Brother Edward, the Potarnicm Science Club is still prospering. This year it boasts a capacity membership and many had to be turned away. Every Friday evening the chemistry lab hums with the murmurs of the amateur chemists. Sometimes the hum increases to a shout as an eager student pours compound on acid instead of acid on Compound. This year the Science Club is dealing mainly with biological subjects, a very beneficial extra- curricular, for C.B.C. does not embrace this course. The study of qualitative analysis is their principal work, while frequent movies provide knowledge and entertainment. The Science Club received its name in honor ot Brother Potamian, F.S.C., very prominent scien- tist of the 19th century. lt is the hope of the moder- ator that, with his guidance and the initiative of the individual student, some of the club members may someday become famous chemists, biolo- gists, or physicists. VY. Brother Edward, Potamian Science Club moderator, points out some interesting data to two of his senior club mem- bers. From the left: Brother Edward, Don Steinman, Eqon Doering. Official Fmal Class Standings Rank Clan M of Quota Rank Clan My of Quota 436 0 278 9 250 3 203 9 146 9 114 8 104 6 When the Cadet Corps of 1949 set a record of 20021 1n their annual Aux1l1ary Dr1ve they posted a goal which future generations of cadets will fmd difficult to surpass Start1ng the drive on March ll with the goal set at 10 530 membersh1ps the Corps under the aegts of Brother Anselm went over the top on the Sc2 3174 2618 2317 1655 1343 1120 1035 Rank Clau 'Mp of Quota 2931 2600 219 0 155 5 129 4 1076 seventh day Each of the 702 cadets had an 1nd1 vidual quota of 15 CBC assured of makmg its quota set 16000 memberships as 1lS goal At 10 a m Friday March 25 when the dnve officially closed a total of 5138 membersh1ps had been turned 1n that morning alone to set the hnal score at 20509 membershipsl' CENTURY CLUB Fr 303 Ramon Garza Richard Raumschuh Iohn Tines Fr 304 Eugene Barth Ronald Guth Lawrence Lee William Mullin Donald Schnellman Fr 305-Allen Bockerstett Fr 305 Wilfred Boos Richard Hirst So 212 William Buckley Cecil Hale Carl Kaminsky Robert Toemskoetter Chris Winkelmann So 307 Stephen Apted lerry Daniels Donald Maurice Wichmann Ir 103-Chris Switzer Ir 104 Philip Higgins Iohn Krsling Richard Vollmar Ir 115-Gerald Blanke Gerald Mxchels Richard Tegethoff Ir 204-Henry Gualdom Sr 203-Donald Duebelbeis Sr 205 Ray Lafser lay Price Sr 208 William Bloemker Ray Bush Marion Iabczenski Ted Klmgen William Motzel Curran Walsh Iames Wehner Sr 211 Ernest Beutenmiller William Brynda loseph Priesmeyer Henry Ruggeri St Sc 2 Ioseph Godat Wilbert Henke lack Moore Iohn Oetelein lames OHeron Paul Ostendorf Earl Smith PURPLE CLUB Fi' 303 Robert Geisz Fl' 304-Patrick Dougherty Fr 306 Francis Sandweg So 210 Charles Knepper So 307 Francis Curley Ir 115-Sam Duggan Sr 206 Roland Gruensfelder Sc 2 Warren Wimmer GOLD CLUB Fr 302 Ronald Karsten Marion Kurz Fr 303-Thomas Eigel William Schacht Alvin Terbrock Fr 304 Ted Ehrmann Max Schwartz Richard Kunz Fr 305-Leonard Kinealy Fr 306 Bernhard Becker Iames Berg Donald Kunz Iohn Hoog So 210 William Buchholz Iohn Dueker So 212 Henry Bugg Robert Smith Iames Wuest So 307 Ierome Iohnson Gilbert Iohnston Gerald Roberts So 300 Edwin Barutio Harry Marre Francis Stoltz So 309 Leo Kenny Gerald Stephens Ir 102-Charles Dattilo Robert Liebe Ir 103--Thomas Foley Ir 104 William Doyle Howard Lovely Iames Nel son Ir 115-Ronald Haemmerle Iames Morley It 204 Richard Boverie Bernard Collins Sr 203 Ray Northcott Sr 205 Frank Gatti Sr 205 Egon Doering Vincent Frederick Bart French Donald Kratovil Sr 211 Iames Kargus George Kriegs hauser Sc 2 Victor Schulte SILVER CLUB Fr 302 August Cholet Bernard Cuddihee Iames Cummings Ierome Kippenberger Donald Lang Donald Wegescheide Fr 303 Donald Ianning Richard Kennedy Donald Merz Francis Rush Ioseph Schreiner Fr 304 lames Gunn Francis Krame Frank Rezmcek Iohn Cadice Fr 305 Richard Denness Norbert Hartenbach Walter Kurgas Peter LaRiv1ere Frank Roland Thomas Walrond Fr 308 Vito Adamo Iohn Cartledge Salvatore Lombardo Paul Simms Leon Wisniewski So 210 Bennet Barton Iames Brandt Iames Byrne Harold Haubrick William Heitert Iohn Sides So 212 Ray Dilschneider Thomas Felke Donald Finn Michael Forrest Peter lwasyszyn Lawrence Menne Richard Mullaney Raymond Tauser So 307 Louis Deutschmann Ralph Haas Warren Heigel, George Helfrich, Ray Iohnston, Val Reis. So. 308-Kenneth Herrick, Herman Martin, Ioseph Thiemet Iohn Winkelmann. So 309-George Greundel, Thomas McGowan. Iohn Muehling. Ir. 102-Ronald Allen, Donald Clark, Iohn Geekie, Thomas Horace Ierry Maurath, Ray Meyer loseph Roeder Donald Wolken, William Naber. Ir. 103-Fred Gabriel, Iohn Schneller. Ir. 104-Richard Bena, William Budde, Iames Carroll, Iohn D'Agostino, Donald lrven Wayne Sandler. Ir. 115-Ralph Bennett Louis Brouk, Anthony Catanzaron Robert Collins Iames Doherty, Edward Dooley, Raymond Gawlak Ronald Gern. Ralph Ellerbrock, Anthony Linhares, Edward McKeon Robert Mansfield Fred Mound. Iohn O'Toole Dan Poelman Peter Puricelli. Ir. 204-Thomas English, Herman Kriegshauser, Robert Marklin. Sr. 203-George Kinsey, Richard Schwendeman, Ioseph Walsh. Sr. 205-Robert Busch, Edward Dent Raymond Hellweg Arthur McAuliffe Raymond McDonald, Iames Rogers, Ronald Winkler. Sr 206-Robert Daniels Thomas Mohan Richard Reilly Ioseph Steinhart Donald Steinman. Sr. 211-William Albrecht, Iohn Cowdery. lames Duggan Leo Mann, Richard Schriedel. Sc. 2-Eugene Bischoff Glenn Taylor. In addition to the foregoing names, approximately 90 freshmen 80 seniors 75 sophomores, and 56 juniors are Bronze Club members. 1. Sr. 206 . 2. Sr. . . 3. So. 307 . 4. So. 212 , 5. Ir. 102 . 6. Sr. 211 . 7. Ir. 115 . 8. Fr. 304 . 9. Fr. 303 . 10. Fr. 306 . ll. Sr. 205 . 12. Ir. 104 . 13. Ir. 204 . 14. Fr. 305 . 15. Sr. 203 . 16. Ir. 103 . 17. Fr. 302 . 18. So. 210 . 19. So. 308 . 20. SO. 309 . af etA et ax: :ary ecvr . C 1' R ' Gallagher, Thomas'Geraghty, Tino' Gianino. Ir. 102-Iohn Hamilton, Edwerd l-lanlgl, Iames Hughes, Donald Wehmeier, Q45 ga.- Y' Mrs. Anthony Bona President ,, mb0r Cad Pun! Pd!-0 Boom lllotlcel-A lllodernqe Chapel This year as usual the Mothers' Club has played a large part in the Cadet Life at C.B.C. by centering all its activities on the redecorating of the chapel. Perhaps, because of this the an- nual card parties were the most successful in the history of the club. The book review by Brother Iames Alpheus drew some 450 people. The proceeds from the foregoing activities were used to modernize the school chapel. lt was repainted, new kneeling pads installed, and new light fixtures put up. In addition to this grand gift to the school, the Mothers' Club plans many more which will make the C.B.C. Cadets proud of their school and of their mothers who have worked so hard to make C.B.C. the wonderful place that it is. Special gratitude is due to Brother Austin, moderator, and to the officers No of the club for the fine work they are doing to keep this organization the top activity at C.B.C. Mrs. Daniel Mcflarthy Mrs.4Leo M,-5, Alvin gnu, Mn. ,amn Debut, lst Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Dada' C1u6 feta High During the past year, the C.B.C. Dads' Club, an organization that has for its purpose the development of a mutual understanding be- tween father and son, assistance to the faculty by way of financial support of the various extra-curricular activities, and the amelioration of the campus in general, has excelled in these achievements and at- tained the deepest admiration of everyone at C.B.C. The year's undertakings by the Dads' Club include uniforms for both the basketball and the track teams, renovation of the tennis courts, and financial assistance to The Turret and various other clubs about school. Under the guidance of the club's president, Mr. Ioseph H. Gass, the Dads showed their keen interest and enthusiasm in planning and sponsoring the highly successful Homecoming and the Fathers' and Sons' Banquet, both of which exemplified in high degree the results of hearty cooperation. The Dads' Club deserves the hearty thanks of .the Cadet Corps for its efforts in helping to maintain the true C.B.C. spirit and for its cease- less planning for the improvements of the school facilities. Brothers Emery and Regis are co-moderators of the club. Mr. Ioleph Gals President Mr. William Budde lst Vice-President Mx. Adam Mayo: 2nd Vice-President Mr Edwin NIC!! Mr. Thomas Foley Mr. Donald Boland Mr. Edward Bavaria Assistant Tredsl-UBI' Assistant Secretary Treasurer Secretary Cf-ed1tA The edltors of the l949 Gurdon are deeply grateful to all those who have helped ln pro ducma thls yearbook Those deservmq f specral ment1on are Athlehc Department Brothers Austrn Ioel Mark Heats Cadet Corps Dads Club Mr Robert Duffy O4 The Pac u y Carl Gabel 51 Brother Gabrlel Drrector Iohn Glassen Ir of Becktold Bmdery Inc Max Gould of Portratts by Vtncent PIICG Studlos lack Hereford 50 Honorary Off1C9IS Iohn Klske Mthtary Department Mothers Club Mulhqan Prmtmq Company Musxc Department 'N Vtncent Pnce of Portrarts by Vmcent Pnce Stud1os St LOUIS Typesettmq Company 1 The Compleat Student 2 Poms Anqelxcus 3 Rush R s angers 4 Cadets at ease' NL WM ffl if tw 'JA 1. ' gfff ' ,I If 0'f' , IX' lj! I 2 , ' , ffl' ,I I I IQ. 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