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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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H ..x i A Eg., 2 M . , gg , ...H Q K X 4 az Wofker 0 goal pray for M5 fi 3 f Mary the Mother of God s a speclal irlend of all Amencans She 1S the protectress of our Country the patroness of all Amerrcan Cathohcs I recogn1t1on of Mary s lmportant role ln the savlng of souls and her mfluence wlth God Pope Plus XII has proclarmed th1s ear 1954 It IS f1tt1ng that th1s should be smce Mary nght now IS the ho e of th 1 p e peace ovmg world She IS our med1ator Wllh her Son Through her and only through her w1ll come world peace As was promlsed at Fatlma wars can be avolded and RUSSIG co d nverte only by means of the Rosary a prayer especrally to the Blessed Vxrgm In 1846 ihe Amerlcan b1shops declared Chnsts mother the protectress of our country In 1854 the dogma of the Immaculate Conceptlon became an artxcle of falth Th1s year IS the centenary of the proclamatron of that dogma For these reasons the Sen1or class of 1954 declded t d o co edmcate xts yearbook to thelr Holy Mother and heavenly Queen 4 Auf, f Q4 . ,, A' , 19, . 6 , ' ' . n ' , ' ' ' , , a s ecial Marian Y year. rleclicafion Dear Brother Ioel: When we reach a turning point in our lives, we need a guide to start us on the new path we have chosen. The turning point in our lives came when we entered high school. You, Brother, have been the guide to many of us. For fifteen years, you have specialized in freshman instruction and have proven yourself a most capable advisor to the new Cadets who have just passed the turning point in their lives. After entering the Christian Brothers in 1930, and applying yourself to the studies necessary for your future life, you began your teaching career in the Iunior Novitiate at Glencoe, Missouri. In September. 1939, you were assigned to C.B.C. and have been with us ever since. Your homeroom, 302, is familiar to all of us. Many of us have benefitted by your untiring efforts in the class- room. At one time or another, your specialization, Math, stumped many of us. The athletically minded of us are also thankful for the help given us. It seems you were always on hand when we needed help. You have been endowed by nature with certain qualities which are needed by a good Brother and especially by one whose main duty is training boys. We have been the recipients of your gifts of kindliness and friendliness, un- derstanding and leadership. For these we thank you. We are Seniors now. Our high school days are over. Looking back on our four years here at C.B.C., we see the wonderful work you have done. We all appreciate the help you have given us, the many hours you have spent working for our welfare. In sincere appreciation for everything, we dedi- cate the l954 GUIDGN to you Brother Ioel, advisor and friend. Sincerely, The SENIOH CLASS OF 1954 .xgcfm in idfra fion BROTHERI CONRAD Director BROTHERL MICHAEL REV C B PIAZZA MSF Assxstcxnt Prmcxpcxl Prefect of Studx s Testmq Chciplcun Dxscxplme Mothers Club W- I' . F! . . . I .9 I , I . Of aw Siu MR. WALTER I. BURKE Business Office. M BROTHER H. MATTHEW unager. Business Office. MARGARET A Business O KEATING ihce CLAIRE S HOLES Registrar Secretary 7 C- CICU f BROTHER LUKE MAURELIUS Full-time Student, St. Louis University. 1' BROTHER H. IOSEPH BROTHER L. REGIS English. History. Extra-curricular: Head Full-time Student, St. Louis University. Prefect. MR. MURRAY A. SMITH MR. ROBERT E. HOLLOWELL MR. THOMAS I. GILMORE Latin II, Speech. Radio Speech. Extra- World History. Extra-curricular: Bowl- English I, English II. English IV curricular: Speech Club, Debate, Dra- ing Team, matics. .gjfuclenf Gounci Officers: I. McCartney, Secretary: R. Reeder, Presi- dent: D. Albers, Vice-President: R. Rabbitt, Treasurer labsentl. Ever since its formation during the summer of 1951, the Student Council has performed many active duties around C.B.C. The duty of the Council is to act as a media through which the student body can express its ideas and better cooperate with the Brothers. ln keeping with its policy adopted at its inception, the Student Council has continued to provide scholarship exams for incoming students and to sponsor various activities such as dances, newsletters, activity polls, and the street patrol, all of which tend to ful- fill the purpose of its operation. Iudging from the record thus far, the Council is headed for success in many more things which can help increase the fine reputation which C.B.C. has had for so many years. Many of the accomplishments of the Student Council are due, not only to the members and officers of the group, but primarily to its moderator, Brother Lewis Vincent, who is responsible for many of the activities of the organization. Executive Committee. Standing: D. Godfrey, I. Burke. Sitting: T. Lowther, I. McCartney, R, Roeder, D. Albers, D. Burke, R. Babbitt fabsentl. Members. lst Row: N. Tompras. L. Fuka, S. Rayhawk, N. Dach steiner, A. Day, I. Nelson D Godfrey 2nd Row R Liss R D'Agostino, M. Keating, I. Mimlitz, I. Bardenheier, I. Burke, R. Lauck. 3rd Row: I. Renick I Farley C Fagm D Burke H Ladd, I. VanCoutren, I. Tornpras. 4th Row: L. Mainieri, W. Dillon, E. Mueller, R. Willenbrock I O Rourke D Kenny A Scholz tabsentl. at Av R-fx,-J 32:5 N53 L1 r, x S My 9 A NJ KJ 'X A ff ja aff? Www was, Q M , 7554 f f? Qs!! 4-22 L X W Eb' f-f N Vluhzrv 'Nf-'N Et' P452 f mf E ff! J f 3 N, -ff' . - fm x, WE 1 1 8 P ,Q YN. x ,A+ n : l . gf 'E -s CM: Jw V M Q N :1,., LQ: ,M , x K xg 'Q AN N, 3 ' A , 1 A 71, X X X .- , , M fg- A , Ja . 952 fk Q f i Y ff ff xx - 'RQ XL, ,LH gf . - M-W VV .,. 1 ' 'AN X? fifikf ifww Q f I Nfl , fi, 'fills ' Y 9 ,, , f 'Q .-hx X i g '-:,: , ' jj PG? ,m ' f ' , U N V Xqqcz y, I7 jr, fgiliiff R- ' 'Q' , , 1 K . m n' Af-l x R 5 . ,W fy N ff- Vrfix KW! LI 'QE 1'l ,, I fb K ' R A is k Fx ak . -x ' M 'Rf JJ A fn ,,f , x ,-: 'E ,. f 1-' in uf ,-,J 10 7776 i803 This year of 1954 has a particular meaning for all Catholics It has been officially proclaimed a Marian Year in honor of the Mother of God Since Mary 1S the special patron of our great United States we the editors of the 1954 Gurdon have chosen the religious development of our nation and its connection with the Blessed Mother as the theme of this yearbook The spectacular growth of the United States of America began one humid day in Iuly of 1776 On that famous day a handful of colonial leaders fixed their signatures to a document proclaiming the thirteen English colonies a free and indepen dent nation lt does not take much searching to find the hand of God guiding the hands which held the pens From the very discovery of the New World God and the Mother of God played an 1m portant role in the establishment of a c1v1l1zat1on on this continent The flagship of Christopher Co lumbus the Santa Maria was named after the Blessed Virgin The first city in the country St Augustine Florida was built up around a Catholic Church Of the English colonies Maryland was founded by and for Catholics In 1634 Catholic immigrants from England led by the Calvert family settled at St Marys Maryland From that time on the shadow of the Blessed Virgin has been over our country protecting it guiding it During this the revolutionary period of our his- tory Mary our protectress sent us help from Catholic France-help which won us our freedom With the end of the war Mary led us through the troublesome times while we formed our govern- ment The framers of our Constitution were not always in harmony over many issues but they all struck a mutual chord when the idea of personal liberty was brought up. They believed in freedom of speech and of the press and especially of re- ligion since it was in search of religious freedom that they came to this continent. With the help of God and His Mother, those ideas of freedom en- dured the trying times and are still in force today. ,Liege of Ckririfiand, ray Ar U F05 l'YlClI'l HCM i BROTHER I HENRY Room 103 emzstry General Scrence General Math Solld Geometry Extra curricular Science Club Lost 6 F Relrgron I Ch ound Serral Numbers BROTHER IOEL A Room 302 Rellgron I Algebra I Algebra II Plane Geometry Extra currrcular Football Moderator Grammar School Tourna ment Bookstore BROTHER H ANSELM Room 303 Relrglon I English I Englrsh II Extra curricular Freshman Dept Mode t ra or La Promenade Mrlrtarre Open House M d o erator Baseball Moderator BROTHER BRENDAN Room 304 Relrgton I Bxology General Math Extra currxcular Pep Club Glencoe Club Mrmeograph Beagle I2 BROTHER PHILIP Room 306 Relrglon I English I Engllsh II curricular Sacrlstan BROTHER BENEDICT Room 307 g gebra I Engllsh II Ext a curricular Band CAsst Moderator! D 6. E Basketball Coach Extra Rell lon I Al f I ' I ' f ' i vom 103 Top Row I Bacon C Burdnck I Cermk T Colher I Courtney P Donelan 2nd Row C Etlmg R Fcxulkenberry R Hummel G Kelleher D Kilfoy I Koemg ,af CLASS OFFICERS DONALD KENNY MICHAEL GODAT PAUL KOPSKY Secretary Vlce Presxdent IOHN NELSON ROBERT ALLOWAY Student Councrl Representatxve Treasurer x it 22.1 .mf an-P hai L: 17:4 Top Row R Koiron E Kroner F Kruse B Lorson M Magas G Marklxn 2nd Row S Meyer Relchwem D Rrchard I Scott P Scuzzo D Staub Grd Row M Twele D Venn D Vxsnaw Vwlano T Zander I Zekoll 1 , 'Z' e e e '1 'iii' 0 '-as - S rf 0 x . Q . ' X 1, W .W if .A W if V I , ' President 5 I A ,. .f: '- ,wg .., QP' . 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Q I5 vom 304 Top Row I Aubuchon E Bierman P Bouckaert I Breece M Brown W Bussen 2nd Row H Casey S Crgno G Dee A Doermg D Doyle R Ferrano I7 'WC imdb awe-F .41 qt., 'ev Class Officers Charles Fagm Presxdent Gerald Koettmq V1cePres1dent Glen non Kayser Secretary Michael Danna Treasurer QS WX? ,v- vu-H .sa fn-AQ' -.av -,W-v' 3 4 'Z' W, .ze Top Row R Frala R Gore T Grewrs H Hextmexer L Iifng I Inkley R Kemper I Koettmg 2nd Row I Prpxch I Pursley R Qumn R Rels L Rothove R Schmxtt G Srmon T Stemxger 3rd Row I Stove sand R Txmmerberg C Tonzzo M Ward I Watkms I Whalen C Wlrts R Zxgnago I6 l o r 4 so C :Eiga-5. ' 3 A 'H fm .,,,.,.., , I Q 'F Q E:,,: ' L3 5 .,-r .,,.: ' I E lll: V .,.- ' ': ' U: 1 - ans U Q 'A I all I ,. ul ,E w Ei 'Ml' P .J 1 y A ,C - 1 ' I I r re e sos f I T as I T ,V,,,,,,, , ff V ,I 719 Q s,.. , 7' Qlln l' .ziggy :5,.. ,,., . Emi., :..:. -y V. llbqvvl f X T ,I of Ill: l,A, I ,1,s, ,Q llll D l .rs, ,,hZ I .T ,I A ' f IV,, f :,.,,. i f 'E ' 'au i n . 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' ' 00m 307 R ,420 Top Row A Belhstn W Benten D Brown I Cczstxllon D Daly D DeCc1rlo 2nd Row G Doyle I Engel A Fxgholc B Hcruk I Holterman B Keck 3rd Row T Kxely I Kxenzle C Kxrchner I Krrk I Lcrub T Lee CLASS OFFICERS DON EDINGER Secretary THOMAS CHURA Presxdent MARTIN WECKERMEYER Treasurer IERRY ALBERS V1 e Dresxde WALTER DACHSTEINER Student Councxl Representchve Sh? lr an ' wr'-mv G ' V-,oi Q ia - 'F 1'4 Top Row L Lrttmcmn L Luchessl I Lynch A Memers G Mnchell D Moran D Morxarty Nagel 2nd Row D ONe1ll T Qurrk I Scxlcxrcmo I Schefier I Schmltt H Schroeder I Scxuns A TllUS 18 55-4 eeey l In f, I Illn :IAIIII I I ,f:.f ' Q E A' reee I r Ire T r 'L T 4 T ,. r , . U . 12: ...,. :----. l I , r y gk 'fl 1 H 'C -. ' nl ' ' A I I . , . , .. , , :V , ..-- is -: , T ' QE:-Q .acl , , A-2 r-v:- ' Ez.. 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C lgffreaf Brother Dam1an Drrector of CBC from 1938 to 1944 was deeply con cerned wrth the sp1r1tual lrfe of the Cadets Hrs only dream was to see a closed retreat house for hrs bovs at CBC Unfo tunately Brother Damran d1ed belo e h1s dream became a reahty 1n 1954 The new retreat house was named Vauglrard rn memory of the frrst retreat house opened by the Brothers 1n France Vaugrrard located rn Iefterson County St Lours The retreat house tract of beautrful woodland The retreat house and 1t secluded surroundrnqs offer an rdeal place for the Cadets to make a retreat A specral ret eat house commrttee was orgamzed through who e efforts the nece sary money was rarsed to purcha e the property Many thanks to the Fathers Club Mothers Club Alumm group and all others who have made po srble closed retreat for the students of C BC I C U I . Y . . . is . itself sets in the center of a 320 acre . S . . I . ' s 3 . C I I I NJA - I ' 3 SN. ., A SH LIQCOQ Of the more important organizations in the school the least known is the Glencoe Club. It is composed of the friends and relatives of the boys studying for the brotherhood and of the personal friends of the Christian Brothers. Each year the club holds its card party for the purpose of raising funds to be sent to Glencoe to aid the students in the Novitate and Iuniorate. As usual, this annual affair which was held on February 5, was a great success. Many of this year's accomplishments of the club were due to the efforts of its officers and of its moderator, Brother Brendan. 20 Alumni Officers. Sitting: William Ien- nings, '39, President: Brother Leo Luke, Moderator: John Gregory, '43, Vice-Pres ident. Standing: Henry Lembeck, Sr., '32, Secretary: William Moore, '46, Treasurer Glencoe Club Officers. Sitting: Brother Brendan, Moderator: Mrs. W. Schapp. Secretary. Standing. Left to Right: Mr. E. Mohrman, Treasurer: Mr. V. Rapp, Vice-President: Mr. L. Ostendorl, Presi- I dent. .xdfumni The C.B.C. Almuni Association was founded some 30 years ago by Brother Pius. Brother Linus assumed the reins of the organization not long after its founder and helped consolidate the organization. Brother Luke, present moder- ator and also a graduate of the school, has continued the fine work of his predecessors. The object of the Alumni Association is to keep the graduates of the school interested in the work of their Alma Mater: it fosters a spirit of loyalty and support to the present student body. One of the main attractions of the organiza- tion is the annual banquet. lt is on this occasion that the graduates of the school are brought together and renew old friendships. Thanks are in order to the Alumni Association for the aid and interest which they showed in helping in the drive to purchase the new Retreat House. Officers: I. Baumeyer, Treasurer: U. Daniel, President: R. Keppler, ViceAPresi- dent: R. Eigel, Secretary. Members. lst Row: N. Tompras. E. Mueller, F. Hogan. A. Hayden. I. McCann, P. Berry, F. Bender, R. Gruensielder, R. Hemmer, M. Walther. 2nd Row: N. Reis, F. Berberich, I. Schulte, L. Ienkins, I. Winkelmann, G. Orth, G. Zing- sheim, W. McDowell, C. Ban- holzer, C. Hoechst. 3rd Row D. Ehnes, R. Lauch, I. Schwen inqer, D. Whaley. I. Casey, W Henning, I. Lang, I. Ferner, G Goetemann. Members. lst Row: E. Block, A Schomaker, I . Haneklau, T O'Connor, L. Andrews, E. Schnell I. Walsh, W. Eilermann, W. Kis ling, A. Kurzdorfer. 2nd Row: T, Urban, M. Brady, T. Bayer, A Harbauqh, K. Hogan, D. Schroe der, R. Liss, R. D'Agostino, G R. Menke, R. Kurz, L. Kenny. W Craft, I. Fitzpatrick, R. Durham D. Rickhotl, K. Karsten, I. Scott l. Tompras. Members. lst Row: N. Caruso, I. Thompson, A, Matthews. R. Ley- saht, I. Hichew, E. Adelmann, I. Merlow. 2nd Row: I. Nelson, D. Staub. H. Schroeder, R. Iones, I. lnkley, I. Eigel, P. Zingsheim. 3rd Row: I. Gilbert, G. Lowell, R- Qualls, W. Zinzer, M. Svetan- ics, I. Blackford. Mink, D. Sallenbach. 3rd Row: wx ' I . .!gnigAf:5 0 fAe iuine C.B.C.'s Knights of the Divine Child, under the direction of Brother Iohn Mark, began its numerous projects with the opening bell last September. Some successfully completed projects included Archbishop Ritter's drive for Our Blessed Mother's shrine to be erected in Washington, D. C., the Christmas Card drive, regular morning collections for the Missions, the fre- quent collection of Christmas Baskets of food for the poor. 1 x alle A .1 Se we 4 - YI 5 3 lm 9 e :sg 5vf f I Q iiz :it Y I - . h ' M -' 02. . A fr t f f I -mm., Z f lj . 5 ..... Eff :.,.,v 2, l 11' at ln.: X , X E 3 tc x f. t 3 A K f 3-afAera ' The Fathers' Club has existed at C.B.C. for 28 years. Whenever anything is needed in the way of athletic or school equipment, the Fathers' Club responds beyond compare. For this and many other reasons the biggest event of the year is the Fathers' and Sons' Banquet. 'lhis year, as in the past, the Banquet was held in the Gold Room of the Iefferson Hotel. Here the main purpose of the Fathers' Club is mani- fested, that is to foster real understanding and affection between father and son. This year the Seniors are especially grateful to the Fathers' Club. Through their financial, as well as physical help, Vaugirard was opened to us for the first retreat. There is no doubt of the time and effort this opportunity required. This book could be filled with praises of grati- tude. We appreciate the help you have given us, not only this year, but our entire four years, and all that we can say is a sincere and heart- ful, Thanks, t Mr. E. lVlcLauqhlin ' Sr. Vice-President Mr. Erbs Ir. Vice-President Mr. H. Schroeder Secretary Mi R. Guicn Treasurer Mr. R. G. McGrath Assistant Secretary Mr. A. Kissner Assistant Treasurer Mr. F. Taylor President the tathers and scns assembled at the tirst Fathers' Clul meeting cf the year. BROTHER I. CCNRAD Director addresses a few '.-fcprds to Wofkem f Another successful year has ended for the Mothers' Club. Under the able direction of its officers, the Mothers' Club has contributed funds to the furnishing and renovating of our C.B.C. library. The calendar of events for the Mothers' Club reflects the great work and planning for which it is so well noted. In September the year's festivities opened with the Freshmen Mothers' Tea. October saw the Fall Card Party. In November the Mothers held their Communion Breakfast. The month of December ended with the traditional Christmas Party. A Fashion Show was presented by the Club in February. In March the Mothers' Club attended its annual Day of Recollection. Along with the budding flowers, April was the month of the Spring Card Party. Of course in May we were very proud to escort our Moms to the Senior Mothers' and Sons' Banquet. In a few words we have tried to show the accomplishments of our Mothers' Club. This entire book could be filled with words express- ing our gratitude to our wonderful Moms. From the Seniors to you, a sincere THANKS. Mrs. M. Luedde President Mrs. L. Kavanauqh lst Vice-President Mrs. H. Keppler 2nd Vice-President Mrs. F. M. Gilbert Secretary Mrs. l. M. Keck Treasurer FASHION SHOW MODELS. First Row: Mrs. E. Bierman, Mrs. l. Kelly, Mrs. A. Signorellr, Mrs. B. Menke, Mrs. E. Scannell, Mrs. E. Flogers, Mrs. F. Vivianc. Second Row: Mrs. E. Courtney, Mrs. l. Kcpsky, Mrs. P. Gurgnon, Mrs. L. Ottsen, Mrs. W. Zinzer, Mrs. G. Hauk, Mrs. A. Moen- ning, Mrs. W. Kisltng. Officers: T. Erbs, Treasurer: Larry Smith, President: Don Albers, Vice-President: Dick Keppler, Secretary. lst Row: I. Kilper, P. Pugh, M. Mantia, W. Kilker, D. Sanders, R. Fogg, D, Ehnes. 2nd Row' N. Ries, W. Loughman. R. Bannes, G. Goetemann, T. Mooney, W. Springer. I. Serra. 3rd Row: K. Karsten, D. Rickhoti, A. Kurz- dorter, I. Winkelmann, T. Bayer, T. Urban. lst Row: I. Baumeyer, I. Smiley, I. Scott, C. Mueller, C. Muehlhauser, D. Wall, W. Dillon, R. D'Agostino, D. Walker. 2nd Row: M. Luedde, U. Daniel, R. Fronckiewicz, W. Kisling, R. Rekart, I. Nolan, I. McCartney, R. Bujnak, L. Arendes. 3rd Row: I. Gittemeier, W. Henning, I. Vorbeck, I. Haneklau, I. Casey, I. Mimlitz, G. Corkery, I. Walsh, G. Mink, l. King. 24 M562 Enifalud fljocafion Under the able direction ot Bro. Timothy the B.B.V.C. had a very active year. A special project was determined each month in order to foster vocations. For instance in October the Club sponsored the saying of the Rosary every day after school: in November the Club sponsored a Novena to the Divine Child. The meetings of the B.B.V.C. are held monthly and each meeting has a guest speaker. Among the speakers for this last year were Father Leo Patrick C.P., Father Cambell S.I., Father Obman, and Brother Athanasius F.S.C. The men men- tioned spoke on the life in their respective con- gregations. Besides attending the meetings the duties of members of the B.B.V.C. are: ll Holy Mass and Communion each week for vocations: 2l Three Hail Marys each day for vocations: 35 Daily visit to the Most Blessed Sacrament for the intentions of the Club. 31 .1 . 'S . Y K YK if l 'X A3 vw E : 5' .,l...'ff. . Q 1 lx. -get , 1 . . r ... g 2 151. I 1 ! it I I rr r . - MH. D. C. WILCUTT Economic Geography. Extra-curricular: Intramural Director, Varsity Basketball, B Basketball, B Baseball. Od MR. WILLIAM I K American ce5 . LEMM MR. IOHN A. MURPHY Government, American His- American History, World Histor tory. Extra-curricular: Track Coach, curricular' Varsit C Football. Baseball y Extra y Football C B Varsity asketball MR 1 HARRY I SCHNELLER Football Coach MR IODY CONNELI. Varsity Line Coach MB. IACK GIESLER Varsity Soccer Coach. 25 In the warmest peak of summer's heat, hopeful prospects returned to the campus with high hopes of being awarded positions on the '53-'54 football squad. By late autumn a well-balanced and promis- ing team had been selected. Under the excellent and capable coaching of Mr. Iohn Murphy and Iody Connell the Cadets became masters of the game by defeating their first two opponents 40-0 and 13-O. Due to the injury to Iohn McCartney and other key players, the squad was not able to function as was expected. Captained by Tony Gioia and Dick Roeder, the squad still retained their fighting spirit, and ended the season with a 4 and 5 record. 26 The four horsemen and a colt. Down to earth football, G-r-r-ret' amifg Zlwaff C.B.C. Opponents 40 Mercy 0 13 McKinley 0 0 C.B.C. Memphis 13 13 Roosevelt 19 13 DeAndries 7 O St. Louis U. High 13 0 McBride 7 7 St. Mary's 13 27 Du Bourg 20 Co4Captains Dick and Tony. Varsity. 1stRow: I. Ruff, D. Pavlacic, E. O'Brien. N. Honich. R. Buhr. I. Summers, I. M. Burke. A. Gioia, R. Proost, L. Kav- anaugh, I. Wright, manager. 2nd Row: I. Dierker, G. Dudley, I. A. Burke, R. Roeder, I. Steurer, R. Yanics, I. Grellner, M. Dougherty, D. Taylor, I. Kopsky, E. Brown, manager. 3rd Row: D. Iacquin, I. VanCoutren, I. Moenning, M. Partney, T. Brady. I. Curtin. S. Rayhcrwk, I. Gallo, D. Miner. 4th Row: Iohn Babe Murphy, head coach. I. McCartney, I. Simeone, I. Con- cannon, C. Gilbert, R. Tucci, R. Sansone, Iody Connell, line coach. 27 QQ 861711 BFootball 1stRow G Merz R Fronckxewxcz P Dcnnu A Schol R Ungar R Buldwm E Mmers W Lcmgendori R Guxon T Meyer 2nd Row P We1s A Day T Qulrk L Adelsberger I Lmhures P Remg W Combest S Domxlcm D Demke 3rd Row Coach Whltey Schneller I Bcrrdenheler E Devme H Ladd I Donohue D Eurley C Luby I Quinn E Murtm A Path managers D West fc1bsentI Ban! IA ffl FOCTEALI. F st Rcw R Sdeser 1 rams scr Re A rs I Presto C Fdon Qe on FIUGF SCI Q r GC ur R vu M VV Kerr x, GC 1 1 G er R I-I nnmqed 111 e G 4,6115 28 -mx 5 111 na' .. . ,ef 1 . 1 f x -f 1' C . . 111 1 .. .1 , T. Churc, T. D F Q, I. Thzmp ., A. 1..II:st11 I, lbs , . , . . 41 . U C fi Raw: T, 1'w!CCc1'1uId, A. Dfw-111'1q I.. R:'h:vQ, M. SI1u1111:.r1, R. VVSUCSVVIFZ, A, Memfrs T. Klely, C. VVertz. Third Row: I. PUISFIY, N. C'Cc:1r1r1, IT. 1 4 '1, YI. iff' , ..CLf1r1' N. Ms' IC N. D 'I1s!,1:r1f: G. Pftysfr. FC '51 C. ': r, '. I ..rt1 'NC h, I. VVCYI-c11s, I. 111: . 1, . .D 1 If, D. R ka I. CD ,'1 . W4 it 4 K I ,win 1 Remains Tavern. -as 'fx 1 1 - in -. N? Q, 3? S. smamm? gigs sv Q? Q1 Q47-'Q fry I K' XA 'J Q K CURE ffmqgf J, ,... ,,, X A, ' ! ,I7lV E X :A ' axjf K E Zigi If A A 'KK I ' ' , x gi - '1'A. A::2 9515? Q' '54 , , 1 1 , xgk' 't- f f'N'k. A0 ,fi K ,f li . Q , X M 2-f T l ' Vx: hixm- , Q I 06515 i 52 f Q igtilficf 'I fs X ij in f bg, 'M' . Wild!! XMVX Av,.. ilk? VV AX X i V 3541. f' J. K, ,M ,V,Y f xi zzzzi b ,vb X IVI , iv. i NV X O , O 'I pA ,. ueen 0 lanzifkd, pray 0 1803 7845 In 1803 Thomas Iefferson persuaded Congress to buy the Lou1s1ana Terrrtory from France T determme the nature of the land 1t had purchased the government commrssroned Merrwether Lewrs and W1ll1am Clark to explore the area from the mouth ot the MISSISSIPPI RIVGI to the Pac1t1c Ocean Lewls and Clark returned a glowrng report to the people of the Unrted States Very soon the rnfant natron began to move West ward 1nto the prom1s1ng Lou1s1ana country In a short t1me Amerrcan culture was settled rn the Mlddle West The center of populatlon moved from the Atlant1c seaboard to Oh1o and then to Illrnors Year by year the westward march contrnued MISSOUII Kansas Nebraska all grew 1nto state hood W1th the m1grat1ng people came thelr re sown by Father Marquette When the settlers came the seeds blossomed 1nto a mlghty plant However there were many sheep wlthout a shepherd Pr1ests were few and the terr1tory each had to cover was large Franclscans and Iesults labored long and hard but the results were ap parent Even 1n Rome the Church authorrtres could see the growth of the Amerrcan Mlddle West In 1826 the Holy Father proclalmed St LOUIS a dlocese under B1shop Ioseph ROSQII In 1831 the Church of St Lou1s of France commonly called the Old Cathedral was erected on the banks of the M1SS1SS1pp1 Soon St Lours was the headquarters for mlsslonary act1v1t1es to the west The shadow of the Blessed V1rg1n followed our natlon as rt grew As the people moved westward across the pra1r1e God moved W1th them westward to Cal1forn1a and the Pacrflc Ocean f f ' ' ' . o ligion. Long before, the seeds of faith had been gt, f. I 32 SOIQAOIYLOPQ C- CICM BROTHER HERMES IOSEPH Room 204 Religion II, Spanish I cmd II, Business English. Extra-curricular: Sophomore Dept. Moderator, Athletic Director, Aux- iliary Drive, Maintenance, Bus. BROTHER LOUIS ANDREW Room 309 t2nd Sem.l Religion Il, Library. BROTHER H STEPHEN Room 305 12nd Sem J Religion II English I English II Amen can History BROTHERI CYRIL Room 309 llst Semi eligton II English Ill History Extra curricular Bookstore MR ROBERT DEMANCHE Room 402a Typing I and II Business Arithmetlc Buslness Law Extra curricular Intra murals Lancers BROTHER IAMES Room 402b Religion II Algebra I Physics Extra curricular Rifle Team Representative with Lay Faculty BROTHER LEO LUKE Room 403 Religion II Latin I III and IV Extra curricular Alumni Retreat House Cam paign BROTHER L CHARLES Room 406 Religion II Biology Extra curricular Cafeteria Science Club Greater St Louis Science Fair Committee Kama.-w CLASS OFFICERS IAMES IULIUS Presxdent WILLIAM HOLTON Vlce Presxdent IACK BRADY Secretary ,H WILLIAM HOLLENBECK '-W-rg Treasurer HARRY LADD Student Councll Representatwe vom 204 Top Row L Adelsberqer P Barry I Beyersdorfer Mnddle Row T Bond E Brown D Chrzcmowskx Bottom Row L Clczvenna E Devme B Devon 'RW 'l wi' uv 583 NN x UQ 'S 2 41:5 39569 'KW mf ww Top Row D Early C Herbel T Iwusyszn I Ienmngs Middle Row R Leysaht G Lowell F Marre I Medcctlf Bottom Row R Merntt I Ryan R Stemmer W Stude 33 com 305 Class Ofhcers Gerald Iokerst Presxdent and Student Counctl Representative Robert Sansone V1cePres1dent Allen Scholz Secretary T Kmg Treasurer 93 ...J 'T 2.- ivbl l We :nuff Top Row D Alumbaugh R Auen I Baudendzstel L Block G Browning F Buchholz I Carapella 2nd Row I Carroll D Daly P Dxggms R Dolan T Dwyer F Edwards T Fmn 3rd Row R Geekxe W Gxeselman H Gnese- dleck I Hanlon R Hatton D Herman T Kallaos 4th Row I Kenna T Kurz T Lynch P Manmno B McGuire E ODonnell P Rettng Bottom Row G Ryan R Sahrmann P Stewart P Bets D West M Whlte P Zmgshezm . 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M Schroeder F Schwartz G Sxeland R Spmks T Ungar,I Wllferd T Wolfm, T Zlnk 35 00l'l'l -' A A ww Y' -Yr Class Olhcers Rrchard Mertz Presldent Iames Stockton V1cePres1dent Denn rs Wachtel Secretary Edward Spxes Treasurer Alvm Day Student Councxl Representahve nl' hd Q,-19' 1 ,-0-F r Ju.. if 'IN w-4 .,,,,.,? mar' 9- 'N' MW 'fwwf' ,xx imp 'W 9 5523 wg ,av ww Top Row R Adams E Baldwm W Boedqes I Cavcmaugh I Cerny F Chnsten P Danna I Prem 2nd Row I Grambalvo T Kelly I Klmger D Lundgren F Meyer R Morrow I ODonne11 R Pearson 3rd Row R Pelruska M Poxqnee R Prow D Schlll I Schroeder R Sh1e1ds I Smylhe W Sutton 4th Row E Twele P Vxeth I Wal rond L Waymeyer I Wxlson I Wnght E Zysk 36 We r ydy QI ff I-f f. fm ldaa We rrrr -Q w ,I ' 1 M 5 I 1 ,iv --:' :,...,,..,.....,:,. , .'.+v?i I gif I, .yyr I We I 1: yb... H K yn Y L: 2 : ', X y1.I-. -1-.. A V ,A 1 I W-rf D , 4 I af I ' I , ' I f ,G .ry :ydyry.r G I IIZ, IDII, I e2 1. I I f lry. 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Woodcock. 40 juffef Th1S year as the case has been for many years CBC s students have had excellent news coverage from the reporters and ed1tors of the schools tr1 weekly report The Turret Brother Paschal moderator of the paper has done much to contrlbute to the success of our newsletter Over a year ago four boys were chosen to head the staft 1n 1ts quest for adequate news and sports coverage Thomas Lowther was ap polnted Ed1tOI ln Chlef and sports edltor Wh1le Robert Elgel and R1chard Keppler were named to head the news department Eugene Mc Laughhn was selected to run the features page whrch was enl1vened by the cartoons of Ray Through the cornbmed efforts of the modera tor edrtors and reporters the Turret has suc cessfully completed another year and always pub11shed one of the fmest h1gh school news papers 1n the C1tY Tom Lowther edltorm chxef and sports edxtor lack Baumeyer assxstant features editor and Gene Rrch Keppler second page news editor and Bob Elgel McLaughlin features editor fxrst page news editor . I , , . . , Lavin. I I I - -1 Iamie, Fergus, Tweed, Lionel and Roth. ne-.fdcf In December of last year, Mr. Smith and his speechsters began preparations for a one act play contest to be held at Xavier high school. For this contest, Mr. Smith had secured the rights to an original play by Ioan Hoogstraet ot the St. Louis University Theater entitled No Way Home . This play was Written as a con- test piece, and the club had high hopes for success in the competition with twenty-five other local high school groups. Unfortunately, their hopes did not materialize. The play was rated an excellent piece of work, but did not win either first or second place in the competition. Three of the cast members did receive acting awards, however. Charles Mowery and William Henning were granted Honorable Mention Best Actor awards, while Mary Beth Smith of St. Ioseph's Academy received the Best Actress title. Cast: Iamie . . , . , sCharles Mowery Roth . sWilliam Henning Sheila. , , ,Mary Beth Smith Lionel ,s -- ..-Ronald Loelkes s , , , Robert Liss . sWalter Zinzer Richard Haefer , . aee..eae Electrician Thomas Lowthers . ,,,, Sound Director Tweed, ., H, . Fergus. ,.., .. . . - . lelafe Members. lst Row: I. Giambalvo, I. O'Neil, L. Hall, G, Lowell, R, Barrett, W, Zinzer, T. Sexton, W. Kalt. 2nd Row: T, Mooney, W. Henning, G. Corkery, I. Casey, E. Block, C. Mowery, T. Lowther. This year's speech and debate squads were greatly handicapped by the loss of most of last year's experienced speakers. Only two members of the club, Bill Henning and Tom Lowther, had ever been finalists. There were several promising speakers who could be counted on for contest points, but most divisions had to be filled by new recruits from the sophomore and junior departments. The whole energy of the club was directed toward build- ing for next year and the year after. Results, as expected, were not too good. In the first C.I.S.L. league meet of the year, C.B.C. placed three contestants in the finals. In the second meet, that number dropped to one. A complete team was not entered in either of these contests, so group results also were poor. Under Mr. Murray Smith, the debate squad had the same difficulty. Only a handful of experienced debaters returned from last sea- son. Results were better than expected in the first practice meet of the year, but when the league opened, the Cadets could not duplicate this feat. Again the impetus was toward building up a powerful squad for the coming year. The bright spot in our drab season was when Tom Summers placed second in the Voice of Democracy contest. This contest was open to all high school students in St. Louis County. 826' W-.41 On the air in the radio workshop Members. lst Row: B. McKernan, I. Giambalvo, R. Leysaht, I. O'Neil, W. Zinzer, D. Moriarty, W. Kalt 2nd Row: R. Barrett. R, Qualls, I. McKeone, T. Summers, T. Mooney. R. Mink. 3rd Row: C. Mowery. R. Weber. T. Lowther, I. Casey, W. Henning, G. Goetz, G. Corkery. C.B.C. Opponents OCCQI' lr.. C' was 'Rags Soccer. lst Row: D. DeNike, R. Proost, L. Franks, CAII-Districtl, R. Pugh, W. Lawler, D. King. 2nd Row: Iack Giesler, Coach, R. Roeder, D. Iureka, D. Kenny, W. Dillon, 6All-Districtl. W. Burke, I. Schicker, R. Westbrook, R. Fronckiewicz. 3rd Row: F. Mertz, T. O'Leary, M. Godat, R, Barrett, D. Pavlacic, D. Scanlon, as I :Q ' gg. . . I Ill 3 Mercy 1 McBride U 0 St. Louis U. l De Andries l McBride 1 4 Chaminade 1 O St. Mary's 0 Cf 2 St. Louis U. l l McBride O 0 De Andreis l 2 De Andreis 1 L 0 McBride 1 2 St. Mary's 2 Z St. Louis O Won 7, Tied 4. Lost 3 R. Durham, R. Fogg. K- OLU U19 f , r ....1 I g 1 .: x :- , I 5 S A . ,IAA :-55:3 Ii: :ii ? ::-' I , I I rf-I i i '..:: ' r -. 1- v-.,. Q--'- er' 11- . 'il v:::S::- K :::-,' ,il -Q? N xyxgyv Ag Y f Y X . W Q I Q I 1 K g . 4 9 '3 Members. lst Row: I. Gambino I. Whalen, R. McDonald, R. Scheer, D. Chrzanowski, E. Kro- ner, l. Nagel. H. Schroeder, T Knoll. 2nd Row: R. Gettinger R. Prow, A. Willenbrock, I. Bacon I. Courtney, E. Zysk, G. Sie-land E. Gahn. 3rd Row: F. Modica L. Kramer, L. Haub, E. Carson I. Murphy, L. Brennan, T. Ungar R. Pearson, I. Walsh. Members. lst Row: T. Abrahams. R. Sullivan, I. McKane, R. Rast- berger, W. Vaccaro, G. Bilyeu, K. Brehmer, N. Grbcich, R. Graitf. 2nd Row: W. Rogers, D. Marge- nau, D. Schroeder, D. Lundgren, R. Steele, D. Hoven, P. Silver, W. Craft, N. Reis, W. Bagley. 3rd Row: W. Wachter, I. Schmidt, R. Deters. D. Walker, M. Iuncker, G. Goetz. E. Block, L. Wimmer. T. Kennedy, R. Unger. I ? , .,.. , ,.:.,.1 . . 12. at gig cience 3 gg R : l l Z I CAA I Q. I Physics and Chemistry Sections. lst Row: I. Breece. D, Moriarity I. Heavey, U. Morys, H. Casey A. Lassa, W. Kalt. 2nd Row: K. Hogan. I. Murphy, I. Carrey I. Schweninger. D. Ittrig, L. Fuka G. Eddens. Biology Section. lst Bow: E. Adele mann, T. Kallaos, I. Schaeffer, F. Ianson, M. Wechermeyer, I. Ackield. 2nd Row: I. Kendrick, I O'Connor. W. Baugh, L. Covinge ton, R. Henry. 3rd Flow: G. Merz T. Dunsing, L. ltfrig, L. Roesch. The world of tomorrow will be a world of science. This is what the people of many years past have said. Today it is a reality. The Potamian Science Club of C.B.C. prepares its members for the future. The club, under the very able direction of its moderators, Brothers Charles and Brendan, Biology: Brother Henry Alfred, Physics: and Brother I. Henry, Chem- istry, has more than supplemented the scien- tific knowledge of its members. v 0 r S ..-mea. li li' 11 us...-L... The organization was named in honor of Brother Potamian, F.S.C., prominent scientist of the 19th century, who was also credited in assisting Marconi in the development of the radio. Science has long been a popular extracurric- ular for the Cadets for they know that tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today. Officers: I. Ryan, Librarian: R. Hesskamp, Secretary: G. Orth, President: T. Mooney, Vice-President: R. Kurz, Treasurer. 45 .,, cm The C.B.C. Pep Club underwent reno- vation this year under the able tutelage of Brother Brendan. The sale of booster pins, C.B.C. headscarves for the fairer followers of the team, pencils with the football and basketball schedules printed on them, programs Cknow your playersl and fireworks after the Mc- Bride game all aided in bringing spirit to the school and the teams. New officers will replace the leaders of this year with high hopes of a bigger and even better club for next year. Oificers: D. Godfrey, Vice-President: W. Dillon, President: D Kenny, Secretary: I. Tompras, Treasurer, Two bits, Four bits, Six bits, A dollar' E. Adelmann, R. Qualls When the saints go marching in Members. lst Row: F. Reichwein, T. Knoll, I. O'Connor, R. Petruska, R. Faulkenberry, R. Morell, R. Willenbrock, F. Modica. I. Whalen. 2nd Row: E. George, M. Walther, T. Declo, N. Tompras, R. Qualls, F. Burrows. D. Richard P. Mannino. 3rd Row: M. Svetanics, T. Zink, P. Cloedy, I. Kislce, C. Herbel, I. McKeone, I Brady, I. Giambalvo. 4th Row: I. Baudendis tel, T. DeBlase. A. Hayden. W. Sutton, I Dwyer. Members. lst Row: G. Eddens, L. Kramer, C. Steibel, W. Balmer, I. Koerner, R. Bannes. 2nd Row: A. Harbaugh, I. Briggs, B. Lough- man, G. Goetemunn, A. Kurzdorfer, I. Schwen- inger, F. Hogan. 3rd Row: R. Fuegner, L. Roesch, R. Lavin, T. O'Connor, I. Gittemeier. Members. lst Row: R. Menke, V. Panus, L. Ienkins, P. Wessel, V. Oldani, T. Abrahams, K. Hogan 2nd Row: W. Craft, I. Conlisk, I. Scott, D. Whaley, I. Woodcock, V. Robben, E. McLaughlin. 3rd Row: W. McDowell, R. Perry, I. Baumeyer, E. Block. M. Iuncker. L. Wimmer. Members. lst Row: R. Thebeau, F. Kruse, E. Adelmann, B, Condit, I. Wright, T. Kallaos, C. Kirchner, K. Brockman, I. Howard, T. Perry. 2nd Row: R. Fiala, I. Koenig, W. Bussen. D. Moriarity, T. Grewis, I. Laub, C. Cline Merlo, G. Neiner, W. Benten. 3rd Row: I. Breece. G. Lowell, W. Bagley, M. Fritch. I. Temme, R. Gettinger, E. Fowler, R. Timmer- berg, R. Iones. R. Zignago. ,I- I . 'F V- I '--e I P f' 1 . - -:- 551- f . a fe-. fgiiuad l 1 : 3 x my V N T .. ' 'Q . ,NN I P ,I --,,,, - . ' s E . :gs .. Q3 eie I :,. 'HHE E, g::,, .,q.Q :IP 'W 'V ? 3 5 .9 E 445 L, 4: aggx 'Q . S. rf 4533 Q9 .M is we Kg? 9 .S gba f. QPF' Q fu gg. ., 2, ., 15 ' x fit. M E: : , sg H :gi .IEEZP H25 X :,. 1, .., few' LN ax Q if we 26 araify Zgaffefdaf Varslty Basketball lst Row T Erbs I Kmg L Smrth I Mrmhz I McCartney D Sanders 2nd Row G Dudley I Donohue M Dougherty R Fuegner S Rayhawk I Burke 3rd Row D C Wrlcutt coach N Rolla E Lrnd I Kozeny D Mmer I Blackford manager Th1s year we have seen the culmlnatlon of CBC OPP0nem5 three years of hard work on the part of D C W11cutt and s1x members of the present semo class In 1952 when Mr W1lcutt assumed the dut1es of head basketball coach at C BC he began developmg the talents of the under classmen wlth an eye toward the champ1on sh1ps wh1ch had eluded our grasp for so many years And now we have seen the fru1ts of hrs labors Our squad th1s year took just about every crown open to a St Lou1s Prep team The group placed f1rst ln the De Andnes tournament the Prep League and the Class A Realonals W1th second place 1n the Chr1st mas Tournament and the MISSOUII State con test Dur1ng the Chnstmas holrdays the team took part 1n a tournament held at St Lou1s Un1ver Slly Agam strength and speed were accented HOld1Hg to a man to man defense and a fast break most of the t1me the squad went unde feated untll the hnal game Agamst St Lou1s Iumor B1lls the Cadets lust couldnt make that one basket 1n t1me and were edged by two po1nts rn an overtlme perlod Here the f1rst of SIX trophles was p1cked up Then the Prep League season opened After that hrst defeat to St Lou1s the Cadets were out to w1n the crown and prove that Blue and Whlte could be bettered by Purple and Gold Iohn McCartney s arm whrch had been broken rn a football game was frnally back 1n good cond1t1on and Mac really h1t hrs str1de I the open1ng games of the league season Mac 50 CBC CBC CBC CBC Soldan Mercy Central Normandy Southwest Country Day St Francrs De Andnes McBr1de Beaumont St Marys St Lou1s U Lutheran De Andrels McBr1de Messxck St Marys St Lou1s U Chnstmas Tourney Opponents Laboure Vashon Hadley St Lou1s U e Andries Tourney Opponents McBr1de De Andrexs Beaumont Regronal Tou ney Opponents Southwest McBnde Maplewood State Tourney Opponents Raytown Buffalo Webster Groves Cape Gxrardeau Won 28 Lost 4 B Wegener ' 58 30 . . '. Q 64 43 . - 72 30 . , . 56 za ' . . ., ss 43 - , 63 46 . . 46 . ' 36 , , ' 78 ' ss 54 . ' 43 . ' 45 51 - Q - - 53 . ' 32 - 61 . ' . 47 . . ' . 50 37 - 77 ' sv , , 5l ' 53 - I - - - - 57 ' 40 - - - 57 . ' 32 49 . ' . 40 ' , ' ' - 69 43 - - 44 37 ' . ' ' 62 48 Q ' 50 . ' . 52 . - D . . . 1 68 ' 45 ' . . so ' 5a . . . ' . 4 57 50 1 71 44 . . 45 ' 44 , - ' 57 48 ' I - 64 48 - - - 71 5a . . ' . . . 73 64 - - H 55 ' 79 proved hlmself an outstandmg ball handler and a good shot from both 1n and out court lack M1ml1tz of course was lead1ng the squad 1n pomts scored H1s average was about twenty po1nts a game offenslvely and defen s1vely he was holdrng some really good centers to less than the1r average From the start ng whrstle of the frrst game jack was an unoff1c1a1 all state prvot man rn the eyes of every fan In add1t1on to berng the star of the team lack was co capta1n The other co captarn was Dave Sanders Dave was the spark and sprrlt behmd the squad When the go1ng was toughest Dave would play hrs best As a ball handllng and ball steallng guard he was almost w1thout equal ln the c1ty Roundmg out the startmg frve we had Larry Smlth and Iohn Klng These two forwards gave us the extra helght we needed under the basket Both were rebound experts both were good shots from outs1de both worked the lay up to perfectron The group Went through the oppos1t1on llke 1t wasnt there Iohn Krng s out court shoot1ng gave us a w1n over St Lou1s We thought we had the crown c1nched unt1l we met McBr1de The M1cks managed to upset us and put us 1n a t1e for the trophv wrth St LOUIS In the t1e breaklng game wrth the B1lls the Cadets came from behrnd 1n the flnal perlod and downed the boys from Oakland Avenue by e1ght polnts o1v1ng us the Prep crown for the f1rst t1me 1n flfteen years From there we went xnto the Class A regron als held at Maplewood Agamst some of the toughest teams 1n the d1str1ct the Cadets really showed that the fast break wrns games Down 1ng team after team CBC took fxrst place m that SGIISS of games Cape Guardeau was the next stop and the state crown the objectrve Frrst to fall before the rampagmg bucketmen was Baytown from a suburb of Kansas Clty After beatmg the Westerners by almost twenty pomts the Cadets pulled mto the favonte s spot On the followmg mght the Cadets dumped the Bxsons of Buffalo w1th thefr power sparked attack The next hurdle for the Cadets was another St Lou1s team the Webster Groves Statesmen Both teams played excellent ball but CBC had that extra punch lt took to w1n Cape Central was the only team left between the state crown The Trgers Wllh Sudekum and Stehr leadlng the attack upset the favorlte Cadets by twenty four polnts g1v1ng CBC second place ln M1ssour1 Class A basketball Back ln St Lou1s the squad was presented w1th the Knlghts of Columbus tophy for Wm n1ng the Prep t1tle In add1t1on to th1s honor lack M1ml1tz made the all state and all d1str1ct teams and was named Prep player of the year Larry Sm1th also made the all d1str1ct second team lack and Larry were selected for the frrst strmq all Prep team wlth Iohn McCartney makmq the second team and Dave Sanders and lohn K1ng gett1ng honorable ment1on pos1t1ons Q6ll'l'l BBasketball 1stRow D Kelly, T Kmg,I Iul1us,L DuFrenne T McDonald 2nd Row L Chambers, T McFarland M Frank R Guxon I Iokerst Grd Row I Godat manager, M Shannon E McKeon Sl W Gxeselman, D C Wxlcutt, coach ma. - VM 'Q Q, 5 N 2 Q gg, Q 'Q A 1 5 5 W3 2. 13 W 1 Q ' uf 3 F , Q ,.... ., fx W as lim YWQ, V ,...a 2 W in H If QW 51,5 gf 41' J, f ,V Q' 2 A A 'diff ,W W 'Y 92 ,Q 2 wg 1 if is ,Y 'agar Q My C,a,.,,f, 51 f wt... wfwyg l p ' I ' 'XM' I . 1 I Q , ,., ,,....Q A,,,A , ,Sy Q I I - l . - It .,,,: I, .,., Q N ' .::- 1 in '4 'e:s ' ...-. 2 4 '.-:'z:--.,,'. ., ,,.. 1:::1s:2: ::.2 f-.s:f F2-F BHOTHERI PASCHAL Lxbrary lst Row W Kalt V Panus D Ehnes R Merntt R Sahrmann I Wnght 2nd Row W Lxbranan Turret Lxbrary Club Zmzer W Edwards I Goldbeck E Block R Gruensielder W Landgraf G Ruck lQfmf Peace and sllence set the tone of the freshman sophomore retreat held November 3 5 The Slmple persuasrve words of Fathers Iames Martxn and Norman Muckermann brought home to the Cadets many of the truths wh1ch they had formerly taken for granted The retreatants followed a well balanced order of conferences spmtual readmgs and prayers w1th attendance at early Mass as the foundauon of the1r profrtable day The retreat closed w1th Mass general Commun1on 1n the gym chapel and a Papal b1ess1ng by the retreat master Cadets make retreat confessxon 53 iv' P QQ , F Mrk 54 ff f N Jaxx iv ? fix? 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N I845 1900 Late in the year of 1848 gold was discovered in California The news spread l1ke wildfire and soon there was a mad rush of fortune seekers to the Pacific Coast For several years there existed a wild almost barbaric civilization in the gold rush towns Then the ore supply began to run out But the people who came to make a fortune decided to stay to make a living In a short time the West coast became a very important part of the United States become so 1mportant to our nation s economy needed commun1cat1on and trade with the East To f1ll this need a company was formed to construct a transcont1nental railroad On May 10 1869 this railroad was completed with the driving of a golden spike at Promontory Point Utah With the beginning of extenslve trade with the East western development began anew at a much increased tempo As in the growth of the rest of our country God played an 1mportant part in the growth of the far west One look at the C1l1eS of the West will show that this 1S true San Franc1sco Los Angeles Santa Barbara San Bernardino-all were or1g1nally mlsslons started by the early Spanish explorers Father Iunipero Serra first brought the faith to this area when he built a chain of missions in what is now California during the 18th century It was during this period of 1845 to 1900 that America was officially taken off the list of mission- ary countries by the Vatican authorities No longer were the United States considered infants in the Church. The religious development which began with the Spanish priest-explorers had reached the point where our nation was considered a full- fledged member of Christ s flock One of the most important events in the religious history of our country happened during this same period. At the Sixth Provincial council of Baltimore in 1846 the Blessed Virgin Mary was proclaimed the patroness and protectress of the United States Now her shadow spread from the Atlantic to the Pacific, guarding our country from harm. sid, of me pm, pw M, The cities and towns in California which had S unior acu fy BROTHER H AMBROSE BROTHER HENRY ALFRED Room 102 BROTHER L MAURICE Room 104 Room 203 Relrgnon III Plane Geometry Englrsh II Rehgron III Physxcs Extra cumculur Relrqron III Englxsh II Plane Geometry Enghsh III Extra curncular Basketball Lockers Sctence Club Extra curncular Iumor Dept Moderator Moderator Mrlxtary Px Fathers Club BROTHER I GEORGE BROTHER I HEGIS Room 308 BROTHER TIMOTHY Room 404 Room 405 RSIIQIOH III English II Engllsh III Reltglon III Soczology Amerlcan Hls Relxgxon III Latm I and II Extra currlc Extra currxcular Speech Gurdon Pub tory Extra currxcular Baseball and ular BBVC Speech Mrhtary P lxclty Track Moderator tAsstl 56 oom l02 CLASS OFFICERS ' WILLIAM CRAFT ,, 2' ff 5? I President ak IOSEPH SCHULTE Vlce Presxdent .lk DEAN MINER Secretary Top Row R Boxsaubm R Burke R Deeken G Eddens W Enlermann Middle Row P Guxon R Hmes D Ifing L Keenan T Kennedy Bottom Row D Kmg A Kxssner R Muhck R OConn0r I ORourke CHARLES PROW Treasurer EDWARD MILLER Student Councxl Hepresentcxtwe 6 hi Xffff, M4 ,ww www .-A Top Row M Pcrtney I Peters C Phxhp H Roth G Huck D Sullenbcxch I Schwemnger R Sullxvan Bottom Row R Temme W Vacccro W Wachter I Wcxshuw R Weber B Wegener G Wycoif I Zander 57 5 A I ,..' , ,I ' 1 Q 1 t - -A , I , . I J . Q,'1 i , Z Q Alll A ' A ro,re no I rrree , en SSeo,eer ...-get eIe.ereeeeeree.e .e, W en IerIrIre.e , . xi 5rt I eet t t-tt'ttet g I etne M... ,.-' X, fl I ,-- : ' ':-- I , we .:1. 2 wi 1::' 'tL, I 71i':ff11J. 2 1.,. :' ,. . fi 'Efz Q lnr It e' LIt te Se otoI1 2 I I I S o elo: re - M A - H V v,,A .H I V..', ,Q ,VL :,V. A: ,.,f: ,1,. A 2 E . . ,.,, , lqvzllvzzn 6 Allu ,,'V I I '-', '.4' 'f' A A ', :V I ,, ,, ::, ' ..,.::, . . : tl VL. 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D Meyer D Mlramontx M ONe1l1 I Pohzzx R Pugh 2nd Row I Rogers I Saab E Saunders G Schaeffer I Schnchter I Schmidt D Schroeder A Sexse Bottom Row I Sxlver I Slmeone R Sommerfxeld M Spehr G Stark G Stuckel FTh1elsen F Treacy 58 'uf dfrr' oom 203 RV r Top Row T Abrahams I Angelbeck T Casper L Chxodxm I Conlxsk D Connell I Eckert 2nd Row I Gersman I Goldbeck R Henry C Hollenbeck I Kopsky E LaMear 3rd Row W Lawler I Lynch T I McKane E McLaughlm R Menke K Nrlxca 4th Row I Nolan L Nuelle V Oldam R Ragland N Roberts W Rogers Bottom Row I Rummenxe A Schomaker V Scully I Trxmble I Vrscontx R Weber L 'Z 'rv '33 il' I Fuchs McGrath Rallo V Wrmmer Class Officers Iames Kozeny President Allan Harbaugh VrcePres1dent Robert Kurz Treasurer Morey Brady Secretary Iames Remck Student Council Representatlve bm fQ,,,,,,.I , Q I '.:.. , I a , 5, l b ' L zy. 1 ne st t I C c t tI I .,.:,. ,.v, . ,s ,. . ...,.:,.- XQ V V .35 ,1.,, Z I V. .,.. .:.. , tl'- ' ,I X I , ::,: , .,I,.,.,., I . . , I .,,I,, ,, X' 5 9 4 1 X oom 308 V X ,: X'?.W S625 t- ,. -- 1- - -v :. 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' . , A A ws -I J A cofof gm, nun-ug WHT' 5335 MUUWQ bearer PFCI Cerny color guard 63 lj Color Guard: PFC E. Divine, color guard: Sql. D. Hollander, color bearer: Sgt. E. Miller, color Wigfary Q-Ewa f LT. COL. WILLIAM G. BLAKE Senior Small unit Tactics, Military Policy of the zation. U. S., Weapons. Military Organi- M SGT. GEORGE A. DODSON M'SGT. FRANK SALMERI Military Courtesies, Customs and of Conduct I. Hygiene a Small Unit Tactics II. NCO and Supply. Aid r t' 64 CI1 M 'SGT. WALTER SCHROEDER Mf!SGT. LEONARD KING SFC IOHN H. BECK Military Organization. Weapons, Marks- Map Reading WSCIPOHS. Small Uni! Tactics- M0deNl01'2 manship. Coach: Rifle team. Grenudiers. eg: menfaf .Nea cjuarfem M COMPANY A: Front: Captain L. Arendes. 2nd Row: lst Lt. C. Mercurio, lst Sgt. R. Bastien. 3rd Row: 2nd Lt, M. Mantia. 2nd Lt. I. Serra. 2nd Lt. D, Ehnes. COMPANY B: Front: Captain H. Ulrich. 2nd Row: lst Lt. R, Mink, lst. Sgt. T. Bayer. 3rd Row: 2nd Lt. I, Ferner, 2nd Lt. M. Houlihan, 2nd Lt. T. Urban. 2 im! AON SYM!! IST BATTALION STAFF: Front: Lt. Col. R. Keppler. 2nd Row: Major I. Hanek- lau, Major U. Daniel. 3rd Row: M Sgt. E. Fendler, lst Lt. N. Ries, Captain G. Scheffing, lst Lt. I. McCartney. COMPANY C: Front: Captain W. Dillon, 2nd Row: lst Lt. K. Karsten, lst Sgt. R. Buhr. 3rd Row: 2nd Lt. D, Margenau. 2nd Lt, A. Kurzdorier. 2nd Lt. N. Honich. COMPANY D: Front: Captain W. Kisling, 2nd Row: lst Lt. T. Erbs, lst Sgt. R. Bujnak. 3rd Row: Znd Lt, A. Wolff, 2nd Lt. T. O'Connor, 2nd Lt. I. King. uf- -W COMPANY E: Front: Captain R. D'Agostino. 2nd Row: lst COMPANY F: Front: Captain T. Mooney. 2nd Row: Ist Lt Lt. R. Proost, lst Sgt. I. Mahn. 3rd Row: 2nd Lt. D. Rickhotf. M. Keating, lst Sgt. R. Rekart. 3rd Row: 2nd Lt. K. Mahne 2nd Lt. I. Gittemeier, 2nd Lt, R. Yanics. 2nd Lt. P. Wessel, 2nd Lt. R. Perry. Qfofl Kaffadon SW! 2ND BATTALION STAFF: Front: Lt. Col. R. Eigel. 2nd Row: Major C. Hoechst, Major D. Sanders. I. Mimlitz, lst Lt. D. COMPANY G: Front: 1st Lt. H. Seiler, 2nd Row: lst Sgt. R. Durham. 3rd How: 2nd Lt. I, Lang, 2nd Lt. R. Fronckie- wicz, 2nd Lt. D. Gasaway. Captain I. Summers, Company Commander iabsentl. 3rd Row: M Sgt. L. Smith, Captain T. Summers, lst. Lt. Kenny, M Sgt H. Snyder. COMPANY H: Front: Captain I. Steurer. 2nd How: lst Lt D. Pavlacic, lst Sgt. L. Andrews. 3rd Row: 2nd Lt. R Lauck, 2nd Lt. G. Goetemann, 2nd Lt. R. Walrond. A MJ f ZQClI' Members: lst Row: I, Martin, D. Dc-nike, G, Mudd, R. Steele, G. Schaeffer, R. Unger, W. Rogers, 2nd Row: I, Bauden- distel, F. Hogan, N, Grbcich. D. Schroe' der, D. Beahrinqer, D. Whaley, I. Bau- meyer. 3rd Row: B. Gerleman, T. Mooney, M. Mantia, G. Schwetz, E. Devine, D. Hollander, T. Geraghty, Members: lst Row: R. Rastberqer. W. Combest, M, Pickard, K. Bremehr. I. Brady, R. Haeier. T. Urban. 2nd Row: R. Proost, I. Cubbaqe, I. Ryan, I. Grit' fith. I, Schulte. L. Ienkins. 3rd Row: T. McGrath, L, Covington, I. Hummel, M. Connelly, R. Hemmer, V. Robben. Members 1 tRow F Picht R Rath D Hott I Schwenmqer L Wimmer R Schroeder M Iuncker 2nd Row C Lowther I Eckert G Lowell A Berni F Martin A Harbauqh IN Thomas 3rd Row I Coppmqer I Woodcock A Kurzclorier E Korte P Cloedx A Scho maker I Kren Members: lst Row: L. Chambers, W. Thielsen. C. Hollenbeck, R, Schroeder, W. Hollenbeck, W. Springer, Znd Row: A. Lassa, W, McDowell, L. Clavenna. G. Orth, M. Svetanics. P, Koronis. 3rd Row: I. McKeone, I. Scott, W. Kislinq, W. Dillon, I. McGuckin, M. Margenau. rena fem This year marks the seventeenth in the career of C.B.C.'s elite drill team, the Elzear Grena- diers. The squad was organized in 1937 in honor of Brother Elzear Stephen F.S.C. The Grenadiers are composed of Sophomores, Iuniors, and Seniors who are capable of meet- ing its high requirements. Under the direction of SFC. Iohn Beck, the Grenadiers have risen to even new heights in popularity. They appear now with light blue scarves and in Company strength. Also this year the crack squad has learned many new drill exercises. Many public appearances highlighted the year for the group. Grenadier Oliicersz lst Row: Col. T. Lowther, Commander. 2nd Row: Lt. Col. R. Keppler, Ex. Off.. Major I. Haneklau, Adj. 3rd Row: Major U. Daniel, Major C. Hoechst, Lt. Col. I. Tompras, Major I. Winkelmann, Captain L. Arendes. Members: lst Row: L. Franks, I. Lin hares, W. Henning, E. Brown, D. Brad shaw, C. lVlowery, B. Eigel. 2nd Row I. VValsh, L. Keenan, C. Muehlhauser H. Ulrich, S. Domijan, W. Craft, N. Nilica 3rd Row: G. Stark, R. Horton, B. Dulle, R. Kurz, V. Roberts, T. Dedo. Members: lst Row: L. Roesch, T. Ken, nedy, I. Washaw, K. Southerland, E. Schnell, R. Dierker, G, Goetz. 2nd Row: A. Dudenhoelfer, P. Danna, I. Kenna, F. Burrows, F. Berberich, I. Silver, I. Fitzpatrick, E. Block. 3rd Row: R. Lavin. R. Evans, H. Liss, R. Fuegner, D. Rick- Hoft, G. Zingsheirn, L. Rummenie, I. Saab. Members. lst Row: T. Zander, R. Ackfeld, E. Adelmann, I. Merlo, W. Kalt, L. Mainieri, P. Zingsheim. 2nd How: D. Moriarty, I. Heavey, M. Danna, T. Abrahams, D. Caleca, I. Iokerst, I. Whalen. 3rd Row: F. Kruse, M. Thiemet, I. Valendy, R. Hatton, N. Caruso, R. Gore. Members. 1stRow: I, Eigel, W. Koronis, I. Richard, T, Finn, R. Menke, R. Hesskamp, D. Chrzanowski 2nd Row: T. McKenna. D. Scally, I. Kendrick, I. Godat, R. Fiala, I. Nelson, 3rd Row: R. Graiff W. Swift. I. Giambalvo. R. Sahrmann, R. Timmerberg, H. Kissner. Officers: lst Row: 2nd Lt. D. Gasaway, Captain, I 2nd Row: 2nd Lt. D. Ehnes, Znd Lt.: lst Lt. N. Ries, ist Lt. 3rd Row: M sgi. R, Snyder, 055 aflcyffj Sgt. Major: 2nd Lt. C. Banholzer, Ex. Officer. The Ross Lancers, organized in 1940, were narned after the first professor of Military Science and Tactics at C.B.C., Colonel Glenn A. Boss. The purpose of this organization is to encourage, preserve, and develop the highest ideals of the military profession. The requirements for memberships are Cadets must be under five feet seven inches in height and Cadets must maintain a high personal bearing in military as well as high academic grades. Under the direction of Cadets 2nd Lt. Donald Gasaway, Captain, assisted by 2nd Lt. Carl Banholzer, Operations Officer, M Sgt. Robert Snvder, Platoon Sgt., the Lancers have been able to present unique drills at various public ceremonies throughout the year. The Moderator of the Lancers is Mr. Robert DelVlanche. and the Military Moderator is SFC. Leonard King. fem 3...,,. Officers: T. Lowther, Co-captain: Sgt. Schroeder coach: R. Keppler, Co captain. The end of the year found the C.B.C. Rifle Team in second place in the greater St. Louis Ir. Rifle League. The team lost one match throughout the year and that was a heart- breaker to St. Louis U. High. The team shot a record high of 736 1000 against Western Military Academy. The sharpshooters made a splendid showing in every match they entered. Any honor the team may have gained was due ot the expert coaching of M Sgt. Schroeder. This was Sgt. Schroeder's first year as coach of the Rifle Team. Executive Committee. lst Row: R. Keppler T Ur ban, Chairman. 2nd Row: T. Lowther Sametz. Rifle Team. Ist Row: T, Urban, B. Sametz. T. McGrath K Southerland S Barnett 2nd How R Keppler, co-captain, M. Iuncker, manager, G. Schwetz, I Fitzpatrick I Kathman I Martin manager T. Lowther, co-captain. 3rd Row: W. Henning, T. Kennedy E Schnell I Washavw R Rapp uxi iar 66145 The sad outcome of the 1951 Auxiliary Drive has repeated itself. Although the school as a whole smashed records, the Seniors ended the drive in third place in department standings. A newcomer was seen in the winner's circle, the Freshman Department. A special note of praise is in order for Brother Anselm's 303 who had the highest number of returns in the Fresh- man Department with no perpetual returns. Led by Stanley Domijan, with over 800 re- turns, Brother Iames' 402B had the highest re- turns in the school. Stanley Domijan received a silver plaque for the highest returns of the year. Ken Karsten, Senior, received a gold plaque with the most returns for four years. The trip club will leave sometime in May for a trip to Chicago as a reward for the fine work done during the drive. TRIP CLUB: First Row: E. Adelmcmn, V. Panus, D. DeCarlo, L. Mantia, D. Lurie, I. Guignon, R. Riesmeyer. I. Hanlon. Second Row: M. Hines, G. Lowell, I. Coppinger, I. Schulte, D. Hoven, T. Dwyer, E. Fendler. Third Row: I. Stovesand, P. Rettig, F, Glarner. Y. Silliman, F. Helfrich. Fourth Row: R. Hines, S. Meyer, M. Houlihan, T. DeBlase. Inset: S. Domijan. nf- 'I' f -nd uf Aw CENTURY CLUB F1rstRow P Zmgshelm I Hrchew R Kotron F Helfrich N Caruso G Nerne Second Row R Lerfeld Flynn M Ward I Pallo D Livingston I Saab Third Row ITRIP CLUBI R Burns I Wrnkelmann T Bayer I Serra 72 '38 CAM! CLA The Choral Club for the past sixteen years has filled the halls ot C.B.C. with song. Every Monday and Wednesday you may hear the fifty members in the De La Salle Club Room rehearsing their program. Under the leadership of Brother Mark and Brother Benedict and the capable direction of Mr. Cervini, the Choral Club, with a hundred per cent cooperation from its members, is again the best in the community. Many invitations to various high schools and other public appearances increased interest in the club. Officers of the Choral Club this year were Dave Ehnes, President: Ioseph Winkelmann, Vice-President: Nobert Ries, Secretary: Kurt Engleitner, Treasurer: and Rich Haefer, Librar- ian. Ofiicers: R. Haefer, Librarian: D. Ehnes, President: I. Win kelmann, Vice-President: N. Ries, Secretary-Treasurer. Members. lst G 2nd Basses. lst Row: D. Wotawa. I. Koerner. I. Kren, R. Qualls, L. Haub, A. Monnig. 2nd Bow: F. Schwartz, D. Walker, R. Liss, I. Hay- den, F. Bender. 3rd Row: K. Engleitner, C. Mowery, G. Goetz. T. Buhr, I. Doerr, C. Herbel. s Members: lst G 2nd Tenors. lst Row: L. Perry, I. Merlo, I. Kroner. R. Hess- kamp, A. Lassa, W. Kalt. 2nd Row: T. Dent, R. Gruenslelder, I. McKeone, W. Vaccaro. F. Modica. 3rd Row: D. Hoff, I. Dierker, I. Carrey. 73 few Band Officers: Standing: Vincent Robben, Libra- rian: Iohn Baumeyer. Sgt.-at-Arms: Sitting: Lester Ienkins, Vice-President: Donald Whaley, President: Iames Tompras, Secretary: Iack Woodcock, Treas- urer. Percussion. lst Row: C. Banholzer. 2nd Row: P. Scully, I. Tompras, M. Walther, R. Menke, F. Hogan. 74 0I'lCQl f Band Headquarters. lst Row: Donald Whaley, Ex. Officer: lames Tompras, Band Commander, Iohn Baumeyer, Co. Comm. Znd Row: lack Woodcock, Ex. Officer: Vincent Robben, Znd Platoon Leaderf Lester Ienkins, lst Platoon Leader: Carl Banholzer, 3rd Platoon Leader. 3rd Row: lohn Nolan, Sgt. Major. The Christian Brothers College Band, known throughout the State as being one of the best. has again completed a highly successful year. Under the direction of their new director, Cap- tain Bernard W. Cervini, and the capable supervision of their moderators, Brothers Iohn Mark and Benedict, the band has played at numerous school functions and has represented C.B.C. at many public appearances. In keeping with its main objective of further- ing a young man's education through music, the band teaches a sense of duty as well as obtaining through concert Work many cultural advantages. The annual Fall and Spring Concerts highlight the year's Work of the band. Captain Bernard Cervini, Director Public Appearances MARCHING BAND l. Open House-October 2. Columbus Day Parade 3. Armistice Day Parade 4. Mothers March on Polio Parade 5. Spring Military Review 6. Graduation 7. All Home Football Games CONCERT BAND l. Freshman Concert 2. Fathers' Club Concert 3. Christmas Concert 4. Girl Schools Concerts 5. Mothers' Club Concert 6. Cape Girardeau Band Contest 7. Spring Concert Pt E3 F1 - . Z?a,.J Reeds: lst Row: L. Chiodini, P. Bokel, V. Robben H. Mattingly, T, Woltin, 2nd Row: A. Monnig L. Rummenie, P. Fiundcxccl, M. Mcxgcxs, I. Courtney F. Burrows. 3rd Row: W. Kren, K. Nilico, I Kozeny. E. Sccrnnell, L. Stolfel, Horns: I. Breece, P. Warren, D. Huhn, L. Ienkins Scrxes: R. Kofron, W. Swiit, D. Venn, R. Rczqlcxnd V. Scully. Bass Clcrinets: E. McLaughlin, R Hummel, Bassoon: E. Holderle. Trumpets: lst Row: G. Neiner, T. Dedo, D. Whaley, M. Svetcmics. I. Nelson. 2nd Row: S. Meyer, N. Tomprczs, I. Nolan. R. Weber. 3rd Row: A. Schomcxker, I. Nolan, S. Toth. Brass. lst Row: A. Hcxrbcxuqh, N. Reutermun, D, Stuub, C. Hollenbeck, P. Donelun, C. Etling. 2nd Row: I. Bcxumeyer, I. Woodcock, G. Mudd, D. Connell. 3rd Row: I. Koenig, A. Bertolino, E. Korte, I, Anqlebeck, A. Matthews. lst Row: R. Keppler, R. Eigel, W. Kisling, H. Liss, R. Kurz. 2nd Row: A, Har- baugh, E, McLaughlin, I. Tompras, T. Lowther, I. Baumeyer. Wa fiona on or ocief Of all the honors which can be bestowed on a member of the Senior Class, the highest is membership in the National Honor Society. The purpose ot the N.H.S. is to give honor to high school students throughout the country who have merited this distinction by exemplitying to a marked degree the ideas and objectives which their high schools are striving for. Membership in the N.H.S. is based upon scholarship, leadership, service, and character. At the present time the membership of the C.B.C. Chapter of the N.H.S. stands at twenty. lst Row: R. Babbitt, C. Goetemtrmi, I, lVlc'Cczrtney. 2nd Row: C. Hf7'?ClwlSi, T. Erbs, D. Kenny, I. Pau moyer. 3rd Row: D. Whciley, R l.igel, I. King. I. Mirntitz, R. Keppler. 76 wh wa 24 P1 af. Y 's K5 Yfwi. 'P 5 lst How: U. Daniel, D. T. Lowther. as Qui! 52,40 Every journalistic student's wish at C.B.C. is to belong to the journalists honor society, the Quill df Scroll. This is an organization composed of writers, photographers, copymen, and editors who excel in their particular field. This year we have twelve members in the society. Three of the members, Tom Lowther, Rich Keppler, and Bob Eigel were initiated into the organization last year. Sanders, R. Roecier. 2nd Row: D. Albers, I. Tornpras Q Q if , 3 i R ' L an Q0 49 isxfk mf 'W ,T 31, sg MQW' ' v My ' . N ueen 0 ea ce, a 0 7900 i954 In th1s the most recent perlod of Amencan hlstory we see the results of over a century and a half of development both terr1tor1ally and cul turally Smce the adm1ss1on of Arlzona and New MEXICO to the Un1on 1n 1912 the contmental Unlted States covers an area from the Atlantrc to the Pac1f1c and from Canada to MSXICO Our dom1n1on does not stop there however It stretches far out 1nto both oceans and mcludes such lslands as Hawa11 and Puerto RICO and such terr1tor1es as Alaska The twentreth century IS a machlne age Our c1v111zat1on has become mechamzed so that today 1t IS posslble to do th1ngs whlch were unthought of f1fty years ago In a modern arrplane 1t IS mere routme to go from New York to San Franclsco 1n less t1me than 1t took the p1oneers to travel twenty mlles Our modern bu1ld1ngs are hundreds of tlmes larger than the flrst cabms bu1lt by the Engllsh colonlsts at St Marys Maryland Our rel1g1on has kept pace w1th the t1mes Coun try pr1ests ln modern automoblles can cover more terrltory on one Sunday than Father Marquette could 1n several weeks Modern apostles such as Blshop Fulton Sheen preach to audlences num bered 1n the m1ll1ons by means of rad1o and tele v1s1on The Cathol1c Unlverslty of Amerlca whlch was founded 1n 1889 has grown untll today 1t 1S one of the leadmg educatlonal 1nst1tut1ons ln the Western hem1sphere Other Cathol1c colleges such as Notre Dame have become symbols of Chr1st1an l1v1ng wh1ch are known all over the world Yes we have come a long way smce that fateful day 1n 1776 We have seen many changes most of them for the betterment of mank1nd We have doubled and redoubled our SIZG and populatlon Th1s growth was posslble only because God was w1th us Real1z1ng th1s Amerlcan blshops are lead 1ng a movement to construct a shr1ne to the Blessed Mother our patroness 1n our natlons capltal Through her we can keep God on our Slde and Wllh God we can contmue to grow For lf God be w1th us who can be agamst us? 1 I I 1 . , . . . . , . ' I I - ' 1 I . 1 I . 1 ' 1 . . . , ' . . 1 . 1 1 -- 1 1 1 I I RICHARD ROEDEH Presrdent of Semor Class DONALD ALBERS Vrce Presxdent of Senror Class RICHARD RABBITT Secretary of Semor Class IACK HANEKLAU Treasurer of Semcr Class ,Llwfmy e en lOl' Clffff by Bob Ergel Most class hrstones follow a set pattern Essentlally th1s IS no drfferent and yet th1s past year tn some ways was qurte drfferent from the last year of past sen1ors To us the sen1ors of the year 53 54 th1s one and hnal year at C BC w1ll stand out rn our memorles Classes were resumed 1n September and th1s specral year began for us We had scarcely put our books 1nto the lockers before the foot ball season opened The team started off w1th a bang but f1n1shed up at a rather slow pace Nevertheless we sen1ors were proud of the team and of the sp1r1t they showed despxte the losses they suffered Followmg rn the heels of the football season came that of basketball we have seen on our court m many years Yes lt was a truly good team lt prov1ded very strff competrtron even for our old enem1es St Louls U Hrgh Our boys p1led up one of the best records ever wrtnessed at C B C Soon came the holrdays and then much too soon followed the m1d year exams We could tell they would be rough by the f1end1sh look 1n the eyes of our beloved teachers the Chns tran Brothers And they were' Some fellows just managed to pass but others wh1rled through the gr1nd1ng days w1th flyrng colors Specral events seem to mark the second semester of the school year Wh1le most fol lowed the pattern set 1n the other years the challengrng crles of the four departments were ra1sed rn the name of Vaugrrard The Aux rhary was held 1n the latter part of March When the totals were added up and the per centages computed the sen1ors were far up 1n the school w1th the1r contrxbutron to the worthy cause I 0 l fl. I For this, we opened with one of the best teams l , I Sports continued to hold everyone s attention through the Spring. After basketball had dominated the picture all through February. March brought thoughts of baseball and track to all of us. Much to our satisfaction the final sports events of the year found our seniors stars of the field. Cadets and their dads journeyed to Hotel Iefferson for one of the major social affairs of the year when the Fathers and Sons Banquet was held in the Gold Room on Wednesday Ianuary 27th. It was a grand party and evening but it brought to our minds one more reminder that the final year at C.B.C. for all our class was gradually slipping away. Other events soon stressed this prelude to graduation day even more The first was La Promenade Militaire our Military Ball which was featured for the month of April Brother Lewis Vincent worked miracles in transforming the gymnasium into a lavish ballroom and the glitter of sabres the rustle of silk the play of lights all underscored with dancing music made everyone forget that on other days the place was a gymnasium Miss Ann Murphy after being escorted through the arch f Sabres by Cadet Colonel Thomas E Lowther was crowned Queen and Honorary Colonel of the Regiment Candidates for that honor nominated by other Catholic girls high schools were named Honorary Officers holding various ranks and were permitted some weeks later to lead their battalions companies etc when the final Retreat was held on the campus Next came two military programs. The day of the Federal Inspection a subject of contro- versy and preparation for weeks in advance arrived. We felt that we and all other Cadets had been thoroughly coached and prepared for the test and our hopes ran high that we would retain the coveted honor rating for the school. This we could hope with all our hearts even though the results would not be known until mid-summer. The second military program of the Spring was the Military Review which featured a mock battle for the enjoyment of our relations and friends. Finally the Mothers of the Seniors went with their sons to the annual Banquet given in their honor on May 20 and we knew that one more week full of those exams though it would be would bring us to the day for which we had waited so long Graduation Day On May 30 as we received our diplomas and having kissed the flag saluted the Professor of Military Science and Tactics Lt Col William G Blake we knew the time had come to leave the classrooms of C BC But we shall never forget the four wonderful years spent within the walls of Christian Brothers College High School nor shall we forget the Brothers who have worked so hard to teach and quide us during the time we spent with them We want to thank these Brothers our parents and God Himself for all the help we have had on our Way to manhood We pray we shall never forget what they have done for us nor the place in our hearts called C B C Senior Members of Student Council lst Row I McC1rtney M Keating I Mimltz R DAgost1no R Lauck 2nd Row W Dillon D Albers R Roeder I Tompras T Lowther Ql'll0I HCM, I if BROTHER IOHN MARK Room 205 Relrgxon IV Enl Ec g rsh World Hrstory onomlcs Extra curncular Band Choral Club K D C C S M C Retreat House BROTHER LEWIS VINCENT Room 210 Relrglon IV Mechamcal Drawrng Tngo nometry Agebra II Extra currlcular Senior Dept Moderator Student Council Moderator Guxdance Testmg La Prom enade MIIIIGIIS Member of Amenca Personnel cmd Guldanc ber of N em ocatxonal Guidance socxatxon BROTHE R I GIRAR D Room 211 Relxgzon IV Engllsh IV BROTHER I ALFRED Room 212 Relxgron IV Typmg I and II Selllng Bookkeepmg Extracurricular Procura tor Moderator Natronal Honor SOCIGIY Public Belahons Drrector oi Catholnc Busmess Educatron Assocratlon Execu trve Board Member oi M of CB EA I 'K - -lu 1 l I I . n ' e Program, M - ational V ' ' As ' ' . X X rdwest Umt Presrdent oi St. Louis Arch- dxocesan Council for Business T eachers. a 4 o 5 LT COL. DONALD M. ALBERS AUXIIIBTY Club I 2 4 Iootball National Honor Some-13 B '-eball 3 4 Student Council 1Sef.rduryI 4 Good Conduct Medal P I 4 Iex'-onal Appearance Medal I Z 1 y Merit Rlbbun I 4 mor Rrll I ass Ofhcmr l 'I I Ble xed Benlldus Vocation Cu: lActnel 4 Senior Cla s Ofhner Vice-Pruxdent 4 AMHI I ION An hltemtural I' nunemr IST SGT LEE G ANDREWS I-xn11.,hts ot tht Dnlne Uhlld 4 Soccir Ieam Z Iio WIIIIL Pfam I Honor Roll 4 llles ed BETIIIKIU Vocation Club 4Actnej 4 AIIIIIIIION 'VI Illsnfuls Ildx Box CAPT CLEMENT L ARENDES A Yllurx Club 7 Delate Club I GFGHHIIIETN I Znd Lt -I Knights ol the Dnlne Lhlld I I Guldon 4 Cood Conduct Vledal 5 1 len'-unal Apyu ll'dlICt 'Vledal 5 4 'Vlllltarv Merit 1 bon I II non Rnl 'I Bles ed Iienlldux Volatlon Club ctlxcl 4 re A'VlBIIIONl Suuexslul III Iiu lnex World PVT HILBERT R BALSANO -Xuxllmrg ub ou o n ul er A ersona bllHI'dlIC9 'Vleill I A'VIRII'ION Ioalu 2ND LT CARL L BANHOLZER Auxllldrx Club I Band 4 Choral Club Z Ixnlghtx of the DINING Child 4 I ncer 1 Z 5 4 Good Conduct Meal ease Benlldux Vmatlox Club -I Phe -'Xrchc-unfnatcrnltv of the Moet Holy Infant Jesus I -VVIBITION I l9CII1CI n SFC RICHARD P BANNES uxlll :rx Cl lb I oo ld angel-. 4. 1 ub 4 Cc I L nduu 'Vledal I P I I ISINIIIIAI Appefxran 1 1 ll I I Attendfinne Rm un Blessed Rem 1 u ovation Llub 1Ad1xel 1 ru A'VlIiI'I'ION Draft man CPL RICHARDI BARRETT xnlrlry Llub 1 oo occer Club Good Condunt Medal 7 S 4 Perbonal Appearfinree Ribbon Cldss 0 c en AMBIIION Io be Ixdtuldl SFC ROBERT E BARRETT umlmrx Llub I e a e u I oo A renqdurs 4 Iancerr. l I p Club I I I u Baseball I I Culdol 4 Buwlln Team I Cond Con: g Iuct es al I er ond ppeamnce Med ll Iilewel Elllllllls Vomimn Club lA1uu1 1 em-'11 uv AMIiI'I ION Lhxnnnon Ilu 6 7 N . , 3, I Z ' S ' 4: as ', 5 .Y - ' - ' 5 3. 4, M'1imr 5' ':, 1 HI I , 2, :sf 42 CI ' - ,V 2, :, . g ' Sf D ' -' ' I I , 1- I A i -, .-. , I . 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IST SGT IOHN R BASTIEN XIIIIIW Club 3 awkellnll I no .1 amen Gund Lundmt Medal 1 le: on nl Amveamnu Medal mn: ann lawn Ble Ned Ilenlldu-1 matmn Llub lActneb I fu AMIII I ION Craxe Dlggnr CAPT IOHN B BAUMEYER UXIIIIFX Llub 1 nm It -Xrm-a re-nadlera I 'I f I I Ixmghts uf thg DIXIHP' L 1 xeasurer 4 lll 8: nru P I Llum I Culdon dflI9l8 Club 7 4 I+-p Ihnl 4 Good Conduit NI:-dal 1 6 4 Parsondl Appexrfame Medal I 3 1 Rchgmn Medal Honor Rall l 4 Iurret Medal Ble ed Benlldus :cation Club -Mtn I Tune AM BITION Wldthenl nur In 1ST SGT THOMAS E BAYER XIIIITV Club 1 I mx ln earn u QI L mmlud It al lplu Lum rung Rib mn :tam llflull R bun 1 41 Ii I Vm num C um ntlxel ANIBI I IONI I nuer M SGT DONALD L BEAHRINGER -Xuxxlmrx uv l 1 Cla-nm r I kms. ti 1 1 ew z H1111 N ll 1 e ill OIN I? M SGT GERARD G BOWE XIIIAFQ Llub I B ketlflll oo a nl D une Child I Pqv Club 4 Gund Conduct Medal I ' r nn nl -Xppuirance IVI1ddl I 1 I -I Honor Roll I I Ofluer I Illebsed B nlldu V A :tum Club IAQ nu :tm 4 CIIIONI I .uh Chnnn tu L PVT IAMES E. BROWN KIIIATQ llub I w I 4 N on I nd crsuna 1 veamme Med ll I u 5 Ba e va BIIION I' lax I an Ihlsv, mx SFC ROBERT O BUEHLER uxllx ux Club 1 HI e n ne lc C nm ndunl Med xl I 2 4 I 1 nun al Appeal ami Mu A Atte name Rlblmn l Frank -XMIIIIIONI Clea e Nlunlxex IST SGT ROBERT P BUHR untb.-xll l un nn I 11 ons ug ef .4 rwun ll Apps.-name M 4I ll I unm I Iile ed Q nrlllu nn xtlnn I 1 x -XII' BIIIONI I'nL.lmu I Au 4 ' 7: B' 2 1 IU tb'lI1 L - : I, 2. 3: . . ., 3: I .S 1 . . ., . I, 2, 35: Att' I '- R'lI l. ll. 553 Sf ' - V -' ' ' 3 'I'r' 'k I. ZZ. A '2 .' ' . 3. fl. lx lla I l, 2, 3: Ssrt. 1 . . 4: G' 'I J Z Q I al.. Iult 9 - 2 ' ',' .' - ' Th'Id 3, :QU S- ll 1: ex 'l :.' 4: C' ' L. I 1 'K 2 1 : - . , 2. '. I '.' ' 1' ' ' ,2,I,.g fr' ii 1 . 2. 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I . 1 f f' Cams of 54 1ST SGT ROBERT A BUINAK lhxketball 1 S uer S 4 Good londuct and lersonal Appearance Medal 1 2 Honor Roll 1 2 i Blessed llenlldub Vocation Club lAssotmteJ 4 Tlalk 4 4 AMlll l ION Bruklayer CPL IAMES M BURKE uxlllarx 1 po '1 a r Soccer 1 Howling 1 2 Food Conduct 1 Mllltary Meut bon 1 2 fl Honor Roll Z Cla-5 Ollicsr ' lilesbec Be-mldub Vmatlun Club 1Assoc1atel 4 Track 1 AMBITION lie 1 General ln the Army CPL ROGER F CARROLL lxnmhns of the DINING Chlld 1 Z Good Conduct 1 4 Perxonal Appearance l Turret 1 Blessed Benlldus Vocation Club 4Assoclatep 4 Turret 1 AMBITION I' armer M SGT IAMES H CASEY Auxlllary I 2 3 4 Hlewed Benlldus Vocatlon Cub 1Actnej 4 AMBITION Aeronautncal lnnuneer 2ND LT IOHN I CASEY xlllary 1 2 ora ub e ate l Knights of the Dlvme Chlld 3 4 Varlety Club 1 Good Conduct and Perbonal Appearance Medalb 1 Z 3 4 Honor R ll 1 2 3 4 Blessed Bemldus Vocatlon Club 1Actnel lurxet 4 Track 1 Guldon 4 Llbrary 1 2 AVIBITION lawyer and P0lltlCl8h M SGT GREGG CORKERY vnlmy 1 Z 3 Debate Z '3 4 Kmzhts of the Dunn Chlld 1 P Science Club 3 4 Good Conduct 2 'fl Per-onal Appearance 2 1 Hon or Roll 1 2 I 4 Blessed Ben1ldu.s Vocatxon Club 1Act1wey 4 bps-cch Club Z 'fl 4 AMBITION Mr Amerlca. CAPT RICHARDI DAGOSTINO Auxlllary 1 2 3 4 Knights of the Dlyme Child 1 2 'i 4 Pep Club 1 Good Conduct and Perbonal Appearance 1 Z onor R ll 1 4 Claw Officer Z Blesser Benllclus Vocatxon Club lAct1yey 4 Student Council 4 Guldon 4 AMBITION Fnglreer MAI URBAN A DANIEL Auvuhary 2 I 4 Basketball 1 Glenadlers 'S Platoon leader 4 Kmghtb of the Dunne Chlld Presldent 4 Iancerb 1 National Honor Soclety 4 Guldon 4 Good Conduct and Perxonal Appearance and Attendance Medal-. 4 Rellglon Medal 1 Honor Roll 'l 4 Blessed Benlldu Vocation Club 4Act1yeb 4 Track 1 2 5 4 A'VlBITION General ln Ruwxan Army f , 4 -' , 2: So ' - I, 5 ' ' ' A 5 , 2, fi, 4: I-R tb.ll 1, 2, 3, 41 Peg Clul 1, 2, 4.: Rib ', -, 5, ' -' ' -3 ' 1 cg 1 Au. ' , .3..jl:Ch.lCl 1:l?b ,2, 2,41 42 A 1 ' : ' c ' . Au. r' , 23 ', ., 3 ' 'e :sz H 'Q' ,2, 3. :l 1- 'S 121 :' V ' : ' : l A .- ' 31.23. I Sell! Ol' CAPI' WILLIAM F DILLON xlllary 1 2 4 Band l 2 Ba ketball 1 Glena mer 4 Pep Club 4 Soccer I 4 4 Food Conduct and Perbonal Awearance 1 Z 3 4 Attendance 1 2 Honol Roll 1 P 3 Cl.-me Ofhcel 1 Ble Ned Benfdus Vocatlon Club tActneI 4 AMRI I ION Arch tect M SGT AUGUST W DUDENHOEFFER Auxiliary oo 1.1 Grena ISIS 4 lance rr, 1 Z Good Londuct and ltrxonal Appearance! 2 3 4 Attendance Ribbon 1 Z 4 Iilewed Bemldu-. Votdtlon Club lAN4oc1atel 4 XMBI I ION DQIIIINL 1ST SGT RONALD I DURHAM xlll.-:rx Z fl 4 Football 1 Ixnlxzhta of the Dunne Chlld 4 Soccer 1 4 Babeball 4 4 Clase Ofhcer Z Blessed Benlldub Vocation Club 1Actnml 4 Track l AMBITION I 'uuer 2ND LT DAVE P EHNES XIIIRTX 1 Ch r ub ' i Irebldent -I INDI o the DINING Child an N Y 'nd It 4 Camo Llub I Good Condunt and Personfvl Appearance 1 I Attendance Ribbon I Honor R ll Z I Bleved Benlldu ot itmn Club eALtneI 4 T ck 1 :ran -VVIBITIOIN Rm xn the Dough LT COL ROBERT L EIGEL Auuluny Llub 1 'I Grena ters lhcex I 4 Knlghs me DINING Child ' wer 4 zncf. UI Stroll 4 Nclencm Club I Good Conduct Mual ltdrx Merlt Ribbon 1 'I 4 Honor Roll Turret Medal 1 fl 4 Cla-s Ofhcer P Bles ed IfEIllIlIU ot xllon Club 4As ocmtel 4 Turret 1 7 AMHI I ION Doctor M SGT KURT A ENGLEITNER Lhllldl 4 Honor Roll 4 Exchange Student from AUNIII AMBVIION NIQKIICIIIL or Iavx IST LT THOMAS I ERBS UXIII-'ill 1 as e a I'ootma es Llub 1 b -.e'al Z 5 4 Student Counc1l J Gum Conduct Med.-xl 1 Z 'S 4 Personal Appearance Medal 1 S 4 Attendance Ribbon 1 l 4 Reluzxon Meda Hmor Rrll 1 Z 3 4 Claw Ofhcel 1 2 5 Blessed Bem 4 Votatlox Club lActnel Setretarx 4 Gmrlon Staff 4 Kmght of the Dlvlne Child 1 -VVIIIITION I an ser M SGT ERNST I FENDLER xlll nx 1 1 B.-xskttlm I Knights of the Dltllli I d mmr I I Bow lm: Four onduct r 'Q onl x vearanu Honor o 1 on dt AMBIIION Llectrlmal Work 86 'fly +-vu-wil' Qi... Cfaaa of '54 2ND LT. IOHN E. FERNER Auxiliary Club 1: Knights of the Divine Child -1: Honor Roll 1, 21, 4: Attendance Ribbon 1, 2, 3, 4: Personal Appearance Medal 2, 3, -l: Good Conduct Medal 2, Il, 4, AMBITION: To Make Three Million Dollars CAPT. FRED H. FICHT Auxiliary Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1: Football 1: Captain 1: Grenadiers 4: Blessed Benildus Vocation Club lAssociatel -lg Personal Appearance Medal 1, 2, 3: Good Conduct Medal l. 2. 3. AMBITION: Unknown PVT. RAYMOND W. FOGG Auxiliary Club 2: Choral Club 1: Football 1: Lancers 1: Soccer Team Manager 4: Bowling Team 1: Blessed Benildus Vocation Club -lg Baseball 4. AMBITION: Sports Writer ZND LT. ROBERT L. FRONCKIEWICZ Auxiliary Club l, 2, Il: Football 1, 2: Soccer Team Manax-:er -lg Good Conduct Medal 1, 2, 3, 4: Personal Appearance Medal 1, 2, 3. -l: Attendance Ribbon l. 2, 3. l: Blessed Benildus Vocation Club lActivel 4. AMBITION: Gain a Little Weight My SGT. GLENNON G. GAGAN Good Conduct Medal 1, 2: Personal Appearance Medal 2: Honor Roll 2. AMBITION: Certified Public Accountant ZND LT. DONALD G. GASAWAY Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1: Lancers 1, 2, End Lt. 3. Captain 43 Bowling: Team 1, 2: Good Conduct. Medal 1. 2. 3, el: Personal Appearance Medal 1, 2, 3, 4: Attendance Ribbon 1, 2, 3, 4. AM RITIONZ Doctor MXSGT. IERRY G. GAYLORD Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1: Camera Club 3: Bowling Team 1: Good Conduct Medal 1, 2, 3: Personal Appearance Medal 1, 2, 3: Attendance Ribbon 1, 3, -4. AMBITION: To Graduate SGT. ANTHONY M. GIOIA Auxiliary Club 1, 2: Basketball l: Football 1, 2, 3, Captain -lg Baseball 1, 2. il, 4: Blessed Benildus Vocation Club 1.-Xssuciateb 4: Class Ollicer 1. 2, 4: Honor Roll 3. 4: Personal Appearance Medal 1: Good Conduct Medal 1. A M Bl'l'lON: Lawyer 87 11 V911 Jiknallflf I efll Ol' 2ND LT IOHN D GITTEMEIER X111 HX U 1 111 Q X ll I 1 1 LlIl41l 11 1111111 u 1 1 1191 U1111111' 1111 1 111 1 1 1 er 111111 -X1111111f11 111 111111 1111 1 e-11 A l!lll01N Nl 1111111.11111 2ND LT GERALD B GOETEMANN x1l11r1 1 1 11 11 -1 Gu11 111 ls Lx 1,1 11 1111 1 Q IACIHQ 1111111 1 11.11111 1 1 -Mte1111f1111e 11011 VNIBI I'ION 1' nf.,1n111 MAI IOHNI HANEKLAU x1l11r1 Llu11 1 1 1a 1- 11111 Gre1111l1er 1 u int Ixnn. t 111' the DINING 1 11 ' 11 Ull 111 dl 1 14111 111 Iftllllllll X 11cf1t11111 Clul1 1A1t1x 11 N urn 1.111 H 11111r 11 'Vll1t1r1 Merlt R1l111111 1 11rx1111:1l A1111e11.1111e 1141 I 111 11 HIIION ll li Nt ll LT COL WILLIAM R HENNING Xl1lA!'X Llu11 el 111 1-111 1111 111.11 1 111 1 ll 1 111 fre-11a1l11rQ 1111 1 Iurr1 ' lilex ed 111I1lu N111.1t11111 Club 1A1t1xe1 4 1 11 11 NIl1lI3Y'W 111 111111111 1111.1111e 11111111 111111114 0 'k1111ef1ran11 Nleddl I 11111 N 1 1 OncLAct P111 1 A'1l1i1I'ION NI 111 0111111 MAI CHRISTIAN I HOECHST x1l111 r111z11 1 ll t 1 1111111 11 1l1h11 1 1111 11 N111 r 11 11 -1 -XU1111111111 111111 11.11111 1 1 1111111 1 1 IlllllN 1 11 1 ner A illl0lN Me-1h111111l1'111.1111.11 ZND LT NICHOLAS I HONICH . uxiliary Clu11 1, L., 2. 2 '1111 1a . 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VOLBLIUD Club 4A'i:.0clatel 4 AMBITION Mechanu. PVT BARRY W KANE Auxlllarx Club 1 Good Conduct Medal 2 AMBITION None PVT RONALD N KAPPAUFF Rllie Team P Cood Conduct Medal 1 Personal Appearance Medal 1 2 Honol Roll 4 Baseball 4 AMBITION Welght Lifter Auxxllaxy Cluh 1 2 3, 4 Knxghtb of the DIVING Chlld 4 Lancers 1 2 3 Pep Club 4 Good Conduct Medal 1 2 3 4 Personal Appearance Medal 1 2 3 4 Attendance Ribbon 1, 2, 3 4 Mllltary Merxt Rlbbon 1 Z, 3, 4 Blessed Benlldua Vocation Club lAct.nep -l AMBITION Engl neer M SGT. CHRIS I. KAUFFMAN Auxdlary Club 1 2 .1 4 Pep Club 1 Good Conduct Medal 1 2 3 4 , Per-.nnal Appearance Medal 1 2, 'S 4 Attendance Rlbbon 1 Blessed llemldus Vocatmon Club lAbenc1atep 4 AMBITION To Teach Teachera Wah' .71 511101 SGT LAWRENCEI KAVANAUGH AUXIIIBFS Club 1 Z 5 4 l'1111tball Z 4 Soccer Texm 4 G1111d Conduct Medal P 4 Per-.11n.1l A11p1drf111ce 'Vlellal I 5 Attendance Ribbon 1 C11-.N Ofhccr 7 4 AVIBITION I'1g liar Nurler IST LT MICHAEL D KEATING Lhural Club 1 1 I1111 Club 1 Science Club 3 G11111l C11n1lu1l 'Vle al 1 7 1 4 Perxonal Appearance Medal 1 5 1 -Xttvndance R Jon 3 H1n11r Roll 1 Z a 0111111 2 Student C11u1111l 4 -VVIBITIOIN B l -Xu-n PVT MICHAEL R KEISKER 111111 L11111lu1t 'Vle1lz1l 1 le-11111111 A1111e1ran11 Vl11l1 AN1lI'll0lN R t1r1 1 lh I IST LT DAVID L KENNY re111-11111-r 1 1 u1 S ue 1rx S1111er le-1 1 ebdll ' N 111911 1u1111 r 1 A 11 r11111 eval l 1 11n Cf 1 11111 11 c 111 S 111 1 11 V 11 lllllh 11l1 1A 1111 1 -X ill'ION li1ll lln LT COL RICHARDI KEPPLER xlll.-111 Llul1 l r11111 11' 111ht f 1111 D111111 Ll'11l1l 1 ll '-1-r11ll 4 1 1n1 11- 1 81111111 u1 l u11l11n L11-h1l1t11r 1 C 111r 1 H1111111 11 rre e 1 11111 911i I 1 ed H1111 1 u 11111111 L lul1 1 111 lvlllll ITN N11-r1 li1l1l11111 HN I H Ut Ll ll 1111 l -XNIUITIOIN -X r111.f1ut111l l-11111111-er PVT WILLIAMI KILKER x1l11r1 Llub l'1111 1.1 -XNIBITION C11n1me1111l A111 t M SGT IAMES L KILPER Amer 1111111111 1111111 e li 111l1l11 114111111 Club 1A1t11e-1 -XNIHITION Nune- ZND LT IOHN P KING -xllXllldTW ul1 1 1 11 11l1111 1 111 1 1 1 1 N1114l l 111111 1 1111' l 1 1 en1l1lu N 11 1111 ll AW lil l ION H1111-11 90 O 1 1' A. :S 1 MAI: Z.. 5 I 1' ' ' 1 ' . 2. 5 Z ' , 2: f ' I Z., . . 1 ' , L: ' ' ' , : - ' - A d 1 L., 51 I 1' ' , 2, 5, -3 1 . ibl V 2, 1 .',3,4:Clss 1 1 ': l . 1 1 ' t . 1 G ' ' 1 .Zz 1 1 z H.-:ll,!. 11 ' ': 1-' -11 i1'y 1 . 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I: Clase Ull' 1- 3 lil -ssv Ei ' s '1 'z '1 Club lA1'ti1'1'1 1. 1 .l 1': -1 ' Cfaaa of ,54 CAPT. I. WALTER KISLING Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Knights of the Divine Child 1, 2, -4, 4: Student Council 3: Quill Q Scroll 3: Bowling Team lg Good Conduct Medal l, 2, Zi: Personal Appearance Medal l. 2, 3, 4: Religion Medal l: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, -1: Turret Medal 2, 3: Blessed Benildus Vocation Club 4Act.ivej -1: Turret l. 2, 3, l: Guidon 1. AMBITION: I-'an Maker 2ND LT. PETER G. KORONIS Auxiliary Club 2: Football 1: Grenadiers 4: Good Conduct Vledal l, 2, 3: Personal Appearance M1-dal l, 2, 33 Attendance Medal 1, 2: Track 1, 3 AMBITION: Business Man SGT. RICHARD N. KOZEL Auxiliary Club I: Basketball 1: Pep Club l. 2: Band l, 2: Good Conduct Medal 1, 2, I3 Personal Appearance Medal l, 2, Ci, -I: Class Ollicer 2: Blessed Benildus Vocation Club lAssociatel 4. AMBITION: Making Bath Tub Gin 2ND LT. ARTHUR C. KURZDORI-'ER Auxiliary Club l, 2, Zi: Basketball 1: Grenadiers l: Knights ot' the Divine Child 3, -1: Lancers 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1. 4: Bowling Team 1: Good Conduct Medal 1, 2, Sl: Personal Appearance Medal 2, 24: Attendance Medal 1, 2, 24: Honor Roll 3, 4: Blessed Benildus Vocation Club lActiveI 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, Il, l: Guidon 1: Student Council 2, 3, 1. A M BI'l'ION: Architect 2ND LT. IAMES I. LANG Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3: Knights of the Divine Child 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Good Conduct Medal 2, 3. 4: Cadet Ribbon 2, 3, 1: Military Merit Ribbon 2, 75. 4: Blessed Benildus Vocation Club 1Active,l 4: Guidon 4. M SGT. IAMES L. LANG Auxiliary Club 2, Ii, -li Blessed Benildus Vocation Club l AMBITION: Brewery Worker PVT. PATRICK M. LARKIN Auxiliary Club 1, 2, fl 4: Good Conduct Medal 1. 2, 25, 1: Personal Appearance Medal 1, 2, 3, I. AMBITION: Printer 2ND LT. RICHARD H. LAUCK Auxiliary Club 2, Zi. 4: Basketball l: Knights of the Divine Child 3, 4: Pep Club 1: Soccer Team 1: Good Corduct Medal 2, 31, -I: Personal Appearance Medal 2, 3. 1: Military Merit Ribbon 2, 3. lg Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4: Student Council Representative 1: Blessed Benildus Vocation Club Ifkssoeiatei -l. AMBITION: lndlzn Chin-1 91 en ior M SGT RAY W LAVIN km th :Il ren.-11l1n 1 u 1 I Ik-l11.1c1n 'Nlu 1 e 1111 1 ll 114111111 Iurrer fuk I 11 un M SGT RICH W LAWSON XIII 111 11 11414 11111 um u fa I er 11111 111 Ir une 'Vlecl ul 111111 11 XVIIRI I ION I' IILI mer M SGT ROBERT G LEONARD XlIlrll X lluh a e I8 lun uf the Dnlne 1 cl 1 u nm 41 1 I I 1 ex a I er ond 1 1ear Inu 'Vlelldl I em mr U A Ii L 94 en1ldu V 1111114111 Ll 1l1 A I ur -XMBI I ION I'FII-lllltl' M SGT TOM F LESYNA mul Lc1n1IuLt 'VII-dal I 4 Perundl Appeaxamr. Nleuil Iile ec IHIIIIIIII 111111111 u1 mm -XVIISI I IOIN IN1111 PVT WILLIAM G LOUGHMAN ulurx Llub I 110 1 A e 1,1 1,1 L u 1111 on 111 ont ug u 1 -Xttuulanle Ial P 1 1 arx Mzrlt RIIJINIII I e e1 Ile nl 1 ILHLIUII LluI1 4A1t1u1 I' :rg VVIBIFION Wen 1.4111 Reporter COL THOMAS E LOWTHER UXIIIAIX CluI1 I rum e wr cr I m Std e L mte C luh I Crenfu ler 1csr 7 Ixnuzhl Lutx I ull Sz Sl rn R He m Z I 1Lf1pt.u1 If Ilil UI Eli Illlnll CUIIIUII 1n lef Ik ct ax I VAFIQIX L u 1 DUI' dr! INN Uni UL QC d er ondl A111 e lrance 'VIulf1I I I 'XIKQINIAINQ 'VIe4f1 Re IIZIUII edal 7 VI1 1 .arx 1 ern 111111 I Hunur 1 xre ee A I ass ner 1 Blessed BLHIIIIUS Vue.-1t111n CluI1 IAN mute! I Turlet U N I Ill' III le IQQC U I ar lament.-xrmn 4 Nr, 11.11 111 em al N41ph11m411e ROTC 'Ilulal P -XWIIII I ION Holm SFC MILL G LEUDDE ull ll 1 I 1 n1 1 1 1 1 uwllng ICHIYI 4 11414 um mt er'1l 7 I I ersona A 1pe'nanu Medal I I Attx mlflnce Medal I Illexsed vmldux V411 dmv LIIIII tlkctner 4 Iurret AIVIBYI ION Archxled IST SGT IOHN E MAHN Cheerleader I Debate Club I Lanclr I Camera Llub 7 Cmul Conduct IVIPIIAI I Per nn.-1I Appefudnu 'vledal I 1n11r 0 A IILI' I Tuxret I Speech II1 II I IONI 'II1l1 4 is Iiavl A I:G ' 1: Peg CII 1,13 'ff , 1111 I 3 III ssc-xl II - 'll s V1 ' Cl11l1 I.-Xssm-izlte-I I1 I2 'I'r' C Gu'I I. Au. 'z Clll I, 33 G I C I -t M - IA I LZ: ' s :I A11-z z ' 1 2 ZQII rR ll I. Au. j ' I 3 Il sk tl ll I, 2: ' 'Khts 1 '-' Ch'l 4l:I'z-1 CI l143 G IC nl1-1'VI I l I. 2, CI: '- s 'I A1 I 1 - - . ' , 2, 3: All I1 0 M ' I' I I. 2: Ilss I Ii-' s 1--' '1 4ci'1 I. C: ' I A ' 2' I Z S 4 -. 1. A 'I 2: ss I I ' S V1 -1 ' Cl I 1AsQ tel 4. Au. 1 ,' ' , 2. Zig If tlall 2: B' sk tl ' ll 1: P15 'I I1 I. 2, 4: GAI 4: Go I C I 't Mllzl 2: . ' ' - Ms-I L: MII ,' ' ' ' . 2. T51 III ss I 1 'I lus V1-' ' 4:'u'1t I. .1Z, 3: I' R1 t' -I: igs . t 3: 11-1 - , 2. :1, 41 . -1' 011' - L. :s. 4: ' ' I ul' the Divine Child I, 2, 3: Lane:-rs I : National Honor S41-'-Q-I,-I:Qi ' ll 55.41 I Ten '-II I 1 SL : '- Club I, 2, Zi: St I I C I 3, fl: 1 ' Esl.-' -Ch' 4: Ol --A I'l V' I, 3, I 5 ' ' 4' 'I I 1, 2, 3, -I : C: I Gu' I 2, CI: G I C I 't M I' I I, ZZ, 3. -II If . S 1 ' 2 I A . - V 2, Z A 1 1, A 1.1 I : I' ' M ' I.: . 'I't' 5 NI - 't Rill Ci, -1 R1 ll l, 2, Ii, 'I Tu' t IVII I' I L. 3. I : CI .',' OII' ' 1, Il. 1,' 2, SI1 rtf 111111 ' 3, 1-gd.: -Ch' 1' 41051 In CIII 1, 2, 35, 4: P I ' 1 S -h I' 'sh' M I' I. 2. 3. 43 Au ' 'z ,'lul 1, 2, Ci, 4: K 'ghts 1f th- Di 'ine Chill Ii, -I' Ii ' ' : G I C I ' M I. L., 2 : ' s I I L . .. . , 2. 3 3 . . . : IS ' : -z ' , ' . 3 1. I: H1 R ll I 3 Cl' SQ Ofl'-1 , LZ. fl: ' I I ' CI1 2. AMI . : . 1 I. 2 'er aafs o 54 ZND LT KENNETH G MAHNE uxlllarx Llub 1 Bd ke ld 1 limxllm. Team Food Conduct 'Vlellal l 2 4 4 lel unal Appearance Medal 1 1 mon Honor 11 aaa lt AMBITIOV Sale-Nmdn 2ND LT MICHAEL A MANTIA and l Grenadl rs l near 1 Cuml Conduct Meta TQFNUHI 1 rear HCK 1 1 mn 5 Hunor o Bles-.e-1 enl cu 11 1 mn um 1Ac me A BIIION C l A 2ND LT DONALD L MARGENAU Auxllldry Club l P 3 Grenadlers 1 I Pep Club 1 Buwllmz Team 4 Good Conduct Medal 1 Per onal Amwearame ecul 1 i Honrr R ll 1 Blk ed B9IlllK'll1S Vncalnn Club 1A1.t1xo1 1 AMBITION Invlu trial lan Incer IST LT IOHN F MCCARTNEY XllllllS L lub l Bax e ua nu ld Studen ouml V1 Pre 11 I Good Lum un M 1dl 1 n x 11 nr :nu 1 1 elnznm 91 al l H mor lrll ner AMBIFION l ll Ille OBII M SGT IACK I MCGUCKIN Auxllla 5 Clul l 9 3 Blsketlall l Football l GTBDBIIKTS 1 0 e IXIHE 11 Per Cum 4 R19 Team 1 boccu 'leam Z 3 Good Conduct 'Vleddl 2 S 1 Personal Appearance Medal 4 Bles ed Banlldus Vocdtmn ub lAxboc1ate1 4 Guulnn 4 T ack 5 AMISITION Duvtfl Inner Ind1f1nCh1ef PVT I AMES MEAGHER l uotlmll I Athletlc Rlbbun l Good Conduct Medal Pe-1sun.al Apps 1r :nr 9 Mulul I Attendume Rlbbon 1 Bles ul lienvldu V411 num Club lAct1xei 1 AMBITION Oun Sl Challu Mmtor Company 1ST LT CHARLES A MERCURIO UYlll3lQ Club I 4 luutball P Good Lumluvt 'VI a 5 .1 Pe' 'mal Axwpearanf. mal 7 3 1 Attend.-ln 1 mbon 1 AM BI I'lON P1lu1. IST LT IACK E MIMLITZ -X Ylll 11x Llub 1 is e 1.1 IXlllL,l1fN the Dlllllt Lhxlrl 1 u 1 1 Good lone uc El al I ' 1' undl 1 me rams 'Nlul 11 l Re 11511111 Nlexlal 1 ll ITN 'Vle rn Rxblmn S Hunnr 0 1 0 lu r P e liznlld Vmdtlon L ub 1A1t1vf. I 4 AMBIIION lVl0Ulllllllc,ll!11llI f 9 A 'A .' T , 2, 33 '5 'Ll'll I ' Al: 1. 2. za, -13 A111-n 11 nce' nhl' '1, zf :s, 11. R ll 1, 2, 43 Cl l, 2, 3, -13 Tr: 'k 1, 2, fl, I. 1 : C' : ' B' 1' ' 'e.',:l.a 'fs ,2: 1 - ll l, 2, 3: ' : zl All ' zz 1 R'll 1, 2, 2 3 R ll l, 2, 1: l H 'll S V1 ': I' Cl l t P -1. M : . '. . ' Z . -, - : 1 ,ziz S 1 ' ' M l' 3 2, I3 1 u 3 'ss ' : t' Au ' , 2, 33 ' :k Ll ' ll l, 2, Il. 43 l tl ' ll 1. 2, il. I: C . 1 C l 3, 'vv- s' lent A 3 ' l 'I el' 2. 13: l'e '10 :xl A11 -1 1 -1 Mc-lzl ZZ. 25: R ' ' M l' : 1 lm l. 2, 3. I3 Class Oil l, 2, 3. 4: Blessed lienildus Vncntiorm Club 1.-Xclivm-I 4: Baseball l. 2, 3. 4. ' 1 'u .'c ' 1-n 1 ,..,Z3 1: 1 3 ' 3 l'1: 3, 4: Kn'2bts f th D' Ch'l l 4: I l I 3 'H Cl 5 ' 3 ' :V 1' U 2. I. I. A .1 . V 2: ' ' 5 . 1' .F . yi I u w Z u ' : A ,' ' - ' , 2. 3 Z.: ' : . ed'l 1,2,:, 3 's A 'eMel' l,L.3.': ' ce R'l . 2. 3. I. , U, ' 41 ' . 2, :ig B..'k tl ' ll I. 2, 3, 43 ' 'f .' of A I T ' 42 Peg Cl l l. 2. 3. 1 ' l t M 1- , 2, 27, ll lvs ' A11 21' - , - z .2, Sl, 4: l'?' . ' 2: 'Nlil': j 1 'A ' 72 Rll 1, 2, Il. 1: Cl: ss fl' - - Q., C53 lil swnl - ' us ' '1 - ' - . .7Ae en ior IST LT. RONALD G. MINK Auxiliary Cluh l, 2, 4: Football 1, 2: Knipzhta of thv Divine Child -1: Pep Club 1 7 Bowling Team 1: Good Condurt Medal 3, -t: Personal Appearance Medal I, Zi, 4: Blessed Henildus Vocation Clulv 1Activ4-y 1: Speech Clulv t. AlXll4I'l'lON: Salesman M SGT. DONALD H. MITCHELL Auxiliary Club l, 2. 3, 4: Good Conduct Medal 1, 2, Ii. iz Personal Appl-arance Medal I, 2, Zi, al. A M HITION: Printer PVT. DAVID A. MOENNING Auxiliary Clulr I. 2: lialketilall 1: lfootlrall l. 2. 1: Sourm Te-ani 1: liasvhall l, Lf, Zi. AMlil'l'lON: Graduati- CAPT. THOMAS F. MOONEY Auxiliary Cluli 3. I: Delsatv Club 1: lfootluall l: Grcnadit-rs 1: Knightb of the Divine Child 3: Lancnrf l: St-im-ncu Club 'l, Vift'-I,l lSl4lt'lli I: Bowling Team .13 Good Condurt Mc-dal l, 2, 33 Pvrsonal Appearance lVl0dal 1, 23 Attx-mlance' Ril,1-on :lg Honor Roll 2, Il, I1 Golf 11 Blessed lit-nildus Vocation Clulv IA:-tin-h t: 'l'i'aL-li Ci: Sm-1-1-li 1. -XMIKITION: Chemical l'illxIiln'v1's M SGT. ULRICH W. MORYS Science Cluln -1: Honor Roll 41 Exchamrc- Student frown Germany. AMIKITION: Tc-at hor M SGT. CASPER C. MUEHLHAUSER Auxiliary Club 1, 2. .L li Football 1: Grenznlivra ig Good Conduct Modal 2, Ii, I: l'1-rsonal Appearance Medal 2. 3. I: Attendance Ll, li: Honor Roll 33 Clan Uflin-er lg lil:-Nfvml llunildus Vocation Clulr lActivel 4. AMBITION: C. l'. A. PVT. CHARLES M. MUELLER ' . tuXiliary Clulr 2, li Good Conduct ML-dal Zi, -I: Personal Appearance Mr-dal 3, -13 Alix-ndanve Rilmlmon tp lllessi-cl ltcnilduw Vocation Cluln 4AL-tive-I 1: Track l. AMIIITION: 'l'o Graduate M SGT. WILLIAM E. MUELLER Auxiliary Clulm 1, '11 Knights of Ihr- Divine Child 1: Gund Conduct Medal 1, 2, 3. 1: I'vp Cluln 1, 2: Vvrsonal Appvaranv: M1-dal l, 2. t: .-Xttcllrlalwc liilnlmon l,.1l. 1: Honor Roll ti Hlfssul Hr-nllduf Location ll'll1 lAsfm'laIeb lj lravlx 2. 34, .-XMiil'l'lON: .loulxlalist 94 6aao!5 CPL IOHNI MUTH ml: xry Llub ms. N e x me u K ml mnclull 'VI dal I er on xl Appnunllce Mu Il rm AMIIIIION Cnuk M SGT IOHN I NOLAN UXIIIAYL Club I 2 dna I 4 Good tum uc r xl 1 er nn: near mme QI A :nm R all I I used e II 1 u mm mn Club 4 xeb Senior 'Slew Intur 4 AIVIIIITIOD I nxur PVT EDWARDI OBRIEN XIIIIIX L u x L rx exrunu on H mur In Ier una lllu L L1 Iktl IIIIIONI Tr Hum L u Hmm 2ND LT I TIMOTHY OCONNOR nlght f lhn DIXIIIC Lhlld 4 ev ub I Goof Lunrluct 'Vlulnl I 3 -I I' r unal Appearance Mud I Hmm Roll l Ble ed Iipmlclu Imation Club :Annual T agk I XWIIIITION Unlleudeml 1ST LT DONALD I PAVLACIC xx mx Ixmgh x I the Dunn llal 1 r Z Noun 'ham 1 Cond Conduct Mex A an nu 414 I 1 Atwmla In ubun ' I u v FI xuxmn Hmmm u I mar e mu A'VII'IIION I'n In A 'Vlechanu ZND LT RONALD C PERRY AUXIIIBTX Club I Ixnlpht uf the Dnlne Lhlld 4 Iep Cub aseball I sen ounu -I Goof Lnnclunt Merlfal I 5 Ier onal Appearance Meda I Attendance Rllbon Z Hunur Rnll I 1 Blesxed Iiemldus unauun Club lAmt1xeI I net VVIIIITIONI Ifnmnee IST LT RICHARD M PROOST kdbxll I 11 f ran.-ull I Smcer 'ILI x era u I um um ul en-1 erxonll Appeaxanxe Medal I I Lld Ofhur rank I ANIIIIIIONI I-I.-xl Innxelupe 'Vlnku SGT PAUL R PUGH mm Conrugt 'Vledul I I Perunxl Appeal.-xnce 'Ile a I Iile ul Be-nllmlu Vmatlun Club IAQ-tue! I Tra A1 iII'I0NI I be 4 Cmul OBH 95 K A ' Au 'z ' ' 3: K 'fhts of th Di' Ch'll 4: I I Cc ' I ,s ' , 2, Sl, 4: I' s z -' - -I I I, 2. 39, LI: 'I' 'Ii I, 2. A ' ' . . 4: II' I I. 2. 2, : T I t IVIQ Iz , 2. Zi, 4: P s :I A1 1 ' z ' M I' I 1. 2. SI, 4: H1-' 1 4: ills' BVIIQ V1 'st' IA-ti' -I: I Au 'z 'I b 2. fi: Iiunk-tlall I: Ch -1- I-' 4: I II:II I. 2. '4. I: Pep Club 1: S --' hum 3. -I: ' s 1 I A1 v -: 'z-nv - M 'lul 11 Class OII' ' I. AM I : I z '- as Mu'h I' II as -Ilr K ' f s 0 - ' - ' ' : Pj CI 1. 2. - : I ' I -I ,2,:, 1 -- .-I'II'.2, 'fc Ir -f , 2. ' U ' ' Iiaskl-vlmll 2: F4 tl z II I, 2, 3, -1: ' ' f tx 4f - ' - Ch' 3 Lance s I, ' : I '--' - : 1 ' ' Ial I,2,3S, I1I'eY'S:lIl2lI Heara M'I'II.2, 5,3 n Iiil L, I: Mill: ML 'I Ii'II I. 2. ti. ll: ' Ii II I, -1: Cl: ss OH' - I, 33 Truck I, 2: Iias I: Il 24, 4. A, :: ,.! 1- ,. :, I 43 B' ' ' , 2. 3, 4: Stu I I C I I. 2, 3. Z I ' - . - , 2. 2: ' S ' 'l I. 2. Basw : 3 Ifo tI':1ll I, 2. 3, 4: I A ' 'ers 3 S ' '-z m 2, 3, VI: Czm' ' Cl I 3g G I l' I 't M I'l I. 2, 3, 4: P K. I .. . . '2' 5. 4: -.SS 4: 'I' ' . 2, 3, 4. G1 I I - ' , Z, : s z . d I l. 2. 3 ss- ' s ' f : ck I. 2, 4. . .II ' I : 0 -s 1: I Hr 'en 31 511101 CAPT RICHARDI RABBITT 11111r1 Klub 1 De 1 ' Gren 1 rx Knlfht-. 111' the D1v1n1 Ch1I1I 7 1 Nat111n.1l Honor 8411190 N 41114 Cl 41 Student L41u1111 1 u er N1111111' a '1lI'L 1111 4 4 1n4 uct 'VI4111 I1 1-11111 1111 11111111 IVIKIIRI I 111111- 1 1 114-fr 1 +1 Tur r111 44 1111 AWIISI I'ION I 11154.r 1ST SGT RICHARD F REKART 1 1 .11 111411 41114 1 e4111l 'e1N11n 11 A1111e1ra111e 411 I Ls-.4 1 1 4111111 1 N 11.1 1 511111111111 I' 11111e1 2ND LT DAVID C RICKHOFF '41111r1 111111 ,r1n11I111 1 IXYIIL L f 1 11111 Lh1l41 11141r u 19 X I 144111 11111. 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VIAIIIQKI CPL RAYMOND B SCHUMANN uvlu-11y Llub I as e ball 1 ur Iimx 111 Team I Cuud Conduct Medal 1 P I Pu'-.unal AIDIIEHTHIIKK eral I es 1 1111 1111 11111 um 1 IN AIVIISITION J41111 th Nan M SGT RAYMOND F SCHWAN Auxllldry Club I 4 lidsketball I Ixmghi-. of he uni Lhllml Gnoc Cun ugt 'VI ca Ferborn-1 111earf1nce Mul1I I Z mor 11 LI1 x OH11-er I I'ur1'e Trac AVIBITION VITAIIE Mahne Iwr-11 M SGT IOHN C SCOTT XIII 1rx Llub 1911111 ICIN nu. the Dlxmz 1 fl 1 u 1 um' unc un en .1 er un1l 11f11111f1nce Meml 1l 1 5 4 ALLLIIIIAHCG Rxb mn UIIUI' II f 118881 PIII I U 4Ld!IUII Lt xc: SIIION I IYLINII L 111 7 A, -5' g hu -' H -' 4, Iiifl -: 2, 3, 4OlI'c -rl 4: Gu I C l 'L M lzl L, 3, I : I' '12 2 1: 1 ' 1 ' 1, 2, II, -lg 1 'I' z ,' 1 - A Ribl' 14: Iil I II 1 'I I S V zt' CI I IASS alot I. AMISV' : 'I'I Ov : Sl rrts C: ' A A' ' , 2, il: ix: 1 ' . 2. 35. 42 51 VS S ' ily Fo ts' IC:1t , 1: r zi' 3, -1 ' I ' ' S1 ' . I, : Ba. ' , 2, SI, : 't ,lzl I, 2, 3, 4: P 1' 'I All ' ' ' i . lf. 3. 1 I R ll I, 22 Class l'Ii.'er 2, Z, ' 3 I ' s ' ' ' l I 1 I: ' '1-9.1 z je S - : Go ' A 1 z , Z., 3, 4: I' :I A1 ' ' 1 D , 2, 2, 1 Cl' ss ' ' I : ss AMBITION: T11 be 21 Rig Suvuess Au ' ' , 2, 3, -1: G I C I t M .1 I I, 2, 34, -I: P S . . . . V 2' 3- : .. ' I I, Z. 3, 41 S4 ' I t' I t 'I I1 A 1 ' ' , 3: Hwk I 1: I'e1 CI I I: 'I' 'C M 1- I 2. :sz BI gsel 111 'Hug V1'-ff ,Cl 1 QA-1'-el 1 . 2. 3. 5 ' -' I ' S I Di - I, 21 I LI' 1eI'I I: ' ' 'I A1 iz , ', 3: H1 Rll I: 'rss '1 I, 2, I 1 ' ' I 21 I-C 1. Au. 'z Q ' 2: G' I' 4: K 'fhts nt' '-' - Ch'I 43 Pep Cl I 4: G 1 C I 't M I' I 1. 2, 24, 4: I' s z A11 ' 1 , 2, 2, 3 - ' ' I Z: H R ll 1, II: I I B 'll - V1-' ' Vlub IA ' i ' I: 'I'l'1lL'k 1, 3, I. AMI : In' '-'31 'nu ova jde en ior IST LT. HAROLD B. SEILER Auxiliary Club l, 2, 33 Good Conduct Medal 1. 2, 3. 42 Personal Amnaranee Medal l, 2. Si. 4: Attendance Ribbon I: Blessed Benildus Vocation Club 1Aetivel el. AMBITION: TJ be as Innocent as O'Brien ZND LT. IOSEPH L. SERRA Auxiliary Club 2, fl: Personal Appearanue Medal 2: Blvssl-' Benildus Vocation Club lAetiv1-I -I. AMBITION: Sm-cess in Life PVT. IACK L. SMILEY Auxiliary Club lg Basketball 1: Pep Club 2, 3: Personal Appcarance Medal -1: Blessed Benildus Vocation Club 1Ac'tiveb 4' Track l, 2. AMBITION: To Own My Own Business M SGT. LARRY M. SMITH Basketball 2, 24, -13 Knights oi the Divine Child 4: l'1-yr Club 1: Good Conduct Medal l. 2: Personal Appearanre Medal 1, 2: Blessed Benildus Vocation Club lAL-tix.-n, President 1. AMBITION: Deep Sea Diver M SGT. ROBERT I. SNYDER Football 2: lnuncers -15 Soccer Team ZZ: Bowling' Team 2 Good Conduvt Medal 2, 3: Personal Appearance Nledal Z. Cl: Religion Medal 2: Bls-ssed Benildus Voeation Club 1AssoeiaIeP -1. AMBl'l'l0N: To Get Rich SGT. WILLIAM T. SPRINGER Auxiliary Club 1, Z. 3, 4: Basketball lManailerl 1: Choral Club 3: Grenadifrs 4: Good Conduct Medal 1. 2. 54, 1 Personal Appearance Medal 1, 2, 3. 4: Attendance Ribbon 1. 2, 3, 43 Blessed Benildus Vocation Club lAetivep 4, AlVlBl'1'l0N: To Make a Million Before 30 CPL. IAMES W. STEINIGER Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2: Good Conduct Medal 2. 74: Personal Appearance Medal l, 2, 3: Honor Roll 2. AMBITION: Indianapolis Speedway CAPT. IOHN W. STEURER Personal Anpeuram-e Medal 1. 12. 24, I: llrlllor Roll l. 1 fl. 4: Blu-ssvd lienilduf: Vocation Club 1As-oeiateb 1. AlVlBl'l'ION: Fly to iho Moon 98 Auxiliary Club I. 2. fl, I: lfoollxull 2. I: Knights of the Divine Child :iz Baseball 3: Good Conduct Medal 2. Ii. 1' 9 CL... 0 5 M. SGT. LAWRENCE L. STOFFEL Auxiliary Club 1, 2: liand 1, 2, 3. 4: Rifie Team 1: Good Conduct Medal 1. 2. 3. 4: Personal Appearance Medal 1. 2. 3, 4: Attendance Ribbon 1: Blessed lienildus Vocation Club 1Associatel -1. AMRITION: A Cool Musician CAPT. IAMES M. SUMMERS Auxiliary Club 1, 2. 3: Basketball 1. 2, 3: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Grenadiers 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Good Conduct Medal l, 2, 3, 4: Personal Appearance Medal 1, 2, 3, -1: Attendance Ribbon 1, 3, 4: Military Merit Ribbon 3, -1: Honor Roll 3. 4: Class Oflicer 2: Blessed Renildus Vocation Club lActivel -1: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: Aeronautical EI1IIiI199l' CAPT. THOMAS F. SUMMERS Auxiliary Club 3. l: Grenadiers 4: Blessed lienildus Vocation Club tActixen 4: Speech Club -1. AM BITION: Doctor SFC. EUGENE I. TAIKOWSKI Auxiliary Club 1, 2: Football 1. 2: Lancers 1, 2: Good Conduct Medal 2: Track 1, 4. AMBITIONZ Confirmed Bachelor LT. COL. IAMES C. TOMPRAS Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3. 1: Band 1, ZZ. Secretary -1, Drum Major 3: Basketball 1: Boys' State 35: Grenadiers 3, 4: Knights of the Divine Child 4: National Honor Society 4: l'ep Club, Treasurer' 4: Student Council 4: Guidon 4: Melodets 1. 2, 3, 4: Good Conduct Medal 1. 2, 3, 11 Personal Appearance Medal 1, Z, 3, 1: Military Merit Ribbon 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4: Turret Medal 3, 1: Class OHicer 1: Quill Ez Scroll 1. AMBITION: F. li. I. M, SGT. IOHN R. TRIPI Auxiliary Club 2, 3: Football 2: Bowling' Team 1: Good Conduct Mzdal 1, ZZ, 3: Personal Appearance Medal 1. 2. 3: Honor Roll 3: Claus Officer 2, 3. 4: Blessed Benildus Vocation Club 4Associatel 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. AMBITIONZ Pizza Maker CAPT. HENRY I. ULRICH Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3: Grenadiers 4: Knights of the Divine Child 3. 4: Pep Club 1: Science Club 2, 3: Good Conduct Medal 1, Z, 3, 4: Personal Appearance Medal 1, Z. 3, 1: Attendance Ribbon 1, 2, 3. 4: Religion Medal 3: Honor Roll 1. 2, ii: Blessed lienildus Vocation Club 1Associatel 4: Turret 3. AMRITION: Lawyer CAPT. THOMAS M. URBAN Auxiliary Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Grenadiers 4: Knights of the Divine Child 1, 2, 3, 4: Lancers 1: Rifle Tcam 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1: Gooll Conduct Medal 1. 2. 3, 4: Personal Appearance Medal 1. 2. 3, 4: Attendance Ribbon 1, 2. Il: Turret Medal l, 2, 33 Blessed Bt-nildus Vocation Club 4Activer 1: 'liurrcl 1, Z, 3. AMBITION: Uphtalmolagist 99 o. 00 QNJOI' M SGT IAMES S VORBECK x1I1 xrx u renf11111 1 ies ed H1111 1 u 1Ag nel VVIISIIION If1l1 TeLh111uf111 ZND LT DOUGLAS A WALKER 111 1 Suenu L u1 lllli ll INN IHL, YH ll 11 Ill llll Ll I llll I' l C4 111l1i11x 111.-1111111 LluI1 1 1 rret HIION l11u111dl1 M SGT DONALD I WALL x1l1.f11x L uh 4 lxmg N 11f the D11111e C 11 u 1 Suence u 1 G11111i L11111lu1t 'Nh-1.11 1 IV 1111111 1 9 L1 e-111I1l1 111 11 1 11 XMICIIION I War I-x111 ZND LT ROBERT WALROND x1l1 rx I1 11111111 L11111iuc 1 N111 11e11 111 11 1 -Xl!e111lf11111 1111n 111n 11 11111r 1 u e111 11 1111 111 BITIONY X ce I re lent I SFC IAMES P WALSH x1l111x L 1l1 11l4r 11 h D11 111 111111 1111 1111 111 11 1 N 1 X1 11 ll Le Medal u 1 111 11.11 11111 11 nt ram 1 -VVHKIIION Hunur M SGT DONALD V WEBB Xux1I111x Club ketlnll 1 P11111 ionduct 'Vlelid 1 11 1 -X1111e11.f1111e 'N ua H 11111r H1111 1 11 -XN1 BITION Acc11unt.f111t 2ND LT PAUL I WESSEL x1l1f1ry L lub anuers u 1 141111 11111lu11 Medal I rmnm 11e 1r11111 11.4 111111411111 R1l1h11n 1 3 1 1 nu' Ble v-11 Rem 1 u 111 1t111n Club 1As OLIAIQP H FIOV 1 at Hemx Llruh 11 D1 MAI DONALD H WHALEY x1l11r1 1 111 ruulem 1s11.f11i1e1x 4 1 his ul 1 11111-1 11 Pep L u 1 11111111 1 411 1 1 11 1 e-1.4 ' N e1 -Xtte-111 11111 111111 1I111r 1 1 1 x 111 11 1 11111 L 1 N T 11 CII ION 41:1 ll Cyan of '54 MAI. IOSEPH P. WINKELMANN Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3: Choral Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4: Grenadiers 3, 4: Knights of the Divine Child 1, 2, 3, 4: Lancers 1, 2: Guidon 4: Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3: Good Conduct Medal 1, 2, 3, 4: Personal Appearance Medal 1, 2, 3, 4: Attendance Ribbon 1, 2. 3, 4: Military Merit Ribbon 3: Turret Medal 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1: Blessed Benildus Vocation Club fActivep 4: Turret. AMBITION: My Own Apothecary Store 2ND LT ANDREW S WOLFF A xillary Club 1 2 4 P p Club 1 3 4 Science Club Z Student Council 2 Gurdon 4 Good Conduct Medal 1 2 3 Per onal Appearance Medal 1 2 5 Attendance Ribbon 2 3 Religion Medal 1 Military Merit Ribbon 3 H nor Roll 1 2 5 4 Turret Medal 1 2 Class OHicer 1 Blessed Benildus Vocation Club tAssoclatU 1 Turret 1 AM BITION Jockey IST LT IOHN M WOODCOCK nlmry Club 1 2 ana S Treasure lenadlexs 4 K uzhts ot the Divine Child 2 S 1 ev Club 1 Z 4 Guulon 4 len Band 4 Good Conduct Medal 1 2 3 4 Personal Appearance Medall 2 i 1 Bless d Bemldus Vocation Club 1Actnel 4 l'urret 4 AMBI HON Musician 2ND LT ROBERT I YANICS Lxillarv Club 1 2 i b ll 1 3 4 Lancers Council 1 Appearance oo a 4 Grenadlers 1 um se a 4 4 Studen 5 1 Good Conduct Medal 1 2 3 Personal ecal 1 2 3 Atte n ma ce Ribbon 1 Z Honor Roll 1 Ple sed Benlldus Vocation Club lAssociatel 4 AMBITION Sophi ticnterl Bum lClCl .SZILLOP DIRECTIONS To 1nd1cate your choice wnte the name of the 1tem or person for whom you are castlng your vote Most typlcal Senlor Larry Kavanaugh Ray F ogg Ken Karsten W1tt1est F1rst to be married F avonte say1ng Brother Gerard Adam and Eve Come on K1d Most l1kely to Succeed Most successful operator Most soc1ab1e Best Best Best Best Best Best mlxer athlete looklng dancer student dressed Pet peeve Biggest drag with the faculty No1s1est Ablest po11t1c1an Biggest wheel Snapp1est sen1or Flashiest Tom Colhns Iohn McCartney Mlke Mant1a Don Mink Tom Lowther Larry Smith K1d Henry Ioe Wmkelmann Dave Moennmg I1m Brown B111 Hennlng Don Scanlon Cass Favor1te F avor1te Favorite F avonte F avorite F avor1te Favonte F avor1te F avorlte F avor1te Favorlte Favorite F avonte TV program actress Lrberace L1z Taylor study Ast onomy theavenly b0d1eSl stage play South Pac1f1c orchestra C B C Pep Band girls school St Ioseph Academy sport Polo on sea horses song Who stole the Ding Dong rad1o program Spider Burke actor Murray Sm1th mov1e 5110119 hangout Brother Michaels Ofhce past1me Boozen and Snoozen 101 U .-'.2:-e .S. : ' I 0 I, '. 7. C' n. 2 -'-' 'I Au. I' , ', 3, 4: B' l 1, 2, 2, ' . r 4: G' 'R 3 fl' .' ' ' ' ' '. 7. 'Z Pl . ,-I 'z n 1 I .fe AL . .'.i:l i .2,r.: '13, : ' 1: Pep Cll 1: Ba b ll l. 2, I, g t ' Z, i. -I . '. A: ' ' M l . . --: 1. ' . '. 3' W - ' Z? f f ' ' ll I ll --------- ---N--,,-,,,, , --------------------D1ckRoeder - - -------------------- - 1 1 ll ' Il ------------- . ,, ,,--'R--U- '-----T . . .-0 -H - . . ' - 0 , , VARSITY Ftrst Row D Kenny W Dtllon R Barrett D Sanders 6Capta1nI D Pavlactc I McCartney A Grora T Erbs R Iones manager Second Row I Moenmng R Westbrook K Brehmer N Rolla B Wegener I Schrcker D Mrner T Brady Thrrd Row I Murphy Coach I Donohue G Kayser Brother Anselm Moderator G58 Cl Exper1ence and good coachrng may prove to be the w1nn1ng comb1nat1on for the Cadets th1s season Veteran players at all posrtrons comprrse the bulk of the team W1th eleven returmng lettermen the squad has hopes of turn1ng 1n one of 1ts best records Under the able coachmg of Mr Iohn Murphy and asslstant coach Mr D C Wtlcutt the team has already proved to be a tough opponent to any team In the d1St1'1Cl Captamed by Dave Sanders the sackers have a h1gh sp1r1ted and hard flghtmg squad March 23 March 25 March Apnl Aprtl Apnl Aprrl Aprrl Aprtl Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl April Aprtl May May May May May 27 29 SCHEDULE CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC State Tournament Hadley 4 Central 5 Laboure 0 Hadley 8 Beaumont 7 DuBourg l0 U Crty 5 Southwest 6 Laboure St Mary s 3 McK1nley Laboure McBr1de De Andrers St Lours St Mary s McKrnley McBr1de De Andrers BSQUAD Ftrst Row S Ctgno R Guxon I Ottsen I Duvrc D DeN1ke R Burns I Caroll T Chura Second Row I Howard manager E Devme M Godat C Bollmeter I Albers L Chambers I Beyersdorfer R Sansone Thrrd Row D C Wrcutt Coach P Scuzzo I Scott D Kenny I Iokerst W Holten C Lowther I0 The 1954 Guidon is, We believe, the best yet. It is the book ot memories for the Seniors. Within these pages lies a remembrance of their days in high school. The fellows with whom they attended school, the activities par- ticipated in, and the honors earned, are all in this book. The Guidon began to take shape early in the school year under the guidance of Brother 104 gui on Guidon Editors. lst Row: Rich Keppler. co-editor, Tom Lowther, editor-in-chief: Bob Eigel, co-editor. 2nd Row: Dave Sanders, business manager: Ray Lavin, art editor. Guidon Typists: L. Arendes, D. Walker. N. Ries, I. Woodcocl-c. I. George. Color, size, and the cover were decided upon. Next the pictures were taken and articles written and cartoons drawn, The book was then sent to the printer and scheduled to be in your hands by mid-May. The staff would like to thank the Brothers, Cadets, and all those concerned in the success ot this yearbook for their splendid cooperation. SW! 9 , . .gg 13 a r 'f ,V X Guidon Representatives. lst Row: W. Kuhlman, C. Fagin, I. VanCoutren, T. King M. Connelly, I. Hummel, D. Kelly, G. Albers. 2nd Row: W. Craft, R. Haeter I. Grellner, R. Kurz, T. Erbs, R. D'1-Xgostino, L. Ienkins. 3rd Row: G. Goetemann V. Robben, I. Walsh, L. Smith, K. Southerland. M. Iersa. if .,,. I , Y Members. lst Row: G. Goetemann, A Kurzdorfer, D. Walker, W. Loughman I. Baumeyer. 2nd Row: R, Buhr, I Haneklau, L. Arendes, U. Daniel, I Walsh. 3rd Row: R. Lavin, I. Casey L. Smith. 3. Members. lst Row: D. Ehnes. L. Ienkins I. Winkelmann. N. Ries. R. Barrett, A Wolti. 2nd Row: R. D'Agostino. T Erbs, I. Lang, I. Tomprcxs, E. Fendler 3rd Row: V. Robben, I. Woodcock, D Whaley, W. Kisling. 105 C . unwr- Neck and Neck in the Home Stretch Up and Over And they re Ott March 26 Aprll Apnl Aprxl Aprtl Aprll Aprtl Aprtl Apnl May May May May May May May May Skxppmg the Lows De Andrexs St Louls U Hugh State Indoor Normandy Webster Groves Clayton Invrtatxon Prehmmanes Clayton Fmals Southwest Prep Fmals Open D1stnct Prehmmarres Dlstnct Prehmlnartes Drstnct Fxnals Mark Twam Relays State Prehmmarxes State Fmals ' 1 . ' . ' ' 3 ' 6 ' 8 . 13 . . . 14 . . . . 17 . ' 20 April 28 Prep Preliminaries 2 . 4 11 . . . . . 12 . . . . . 14 ' ' ' 18 ' 21 ' ' ' 22 ' enior racL Each year as spring brings new life tain the prep championship which has to the campus, so does coach Klemm been theirs for the past seven seasons. brin g up-and-coming prospects for The Cadets are already off to a flying another successful season on the cin- start with tour victories and no losses ders. Hopes are high with returning to their record. lettermen, that the Cindermen will re- SENIOR: First Row: G. Goetemann, A. Kurzdorter, I. Summers, D. Wall, K. Mahne, R. Proost, I. Ruff, U. Daniel, I. McGuckin. Second Row: E. England, I. Haneklau, K. Southerland, S. Rayhawk, I. Martin, R. Liss, I. Renick, R. Burke, W. Craft. Third Row: H. Seiler, I. Burke, M. Douqhery, I. Warshaw, I. Zander, N. Grbcich, E. Wiener, R. Durham, A. Harbaugh. Fourth Row: U. Morys, G. Dudley, I. VanCoutren, D. Bruno, R. Bujnac,I.Rappo1d,R.Roeder. Filth Row: Mr. W. Klemm, Coach: I. Wright, manager: I. Stovesand, manager: W. Wachter, L. Franks. E. Block, R. Schroeder. IUNIOR F1rstRow A Memers L Fuka D Taylor P Adams I Linhares I Cerny I Mastm P Danna A Scholz W Tecu Second Row L Adelsberger I ODonnell L Rothove A Doermg Pt Weber F Glarner M Iersa I Lynch U Holterman I P Vieth M Iuncker Fourth Row D Reeves M Pickard R Geel-ne M Danna I Schmidt I Iffrig D West M Svetanrcs G Mudd I Gxambalvo Mr W Klemm Coach Fifth Row L Ceriotti L Kramer R Hesskamp I Whalen D Doyle N Iefferey N Merlo I Watkins D Castillon C Wertz R Spavale 107 Puricelli, T. McDonald. Thirdllilow: P. Weis, Scoville: Combeslt. DuFrenne., I. Grellner,'E. Meihers, I. Schmidt, F. Burrowsz The Inspection line. Thats what I like about the South. x J Smiles for the photographer. ofa pl 0HfleI'l6L Q Gen. Harrison: I crown thee Queen Ann of La Promenade Militaire of 195-A. Wdfarfe La Prominade Militaire of 1954 is now history but its memory will long endure. Through the artistic endeavor of Brother Lewis Vincent, a drab gymnasium was converted into a regal ballroom. The color scheme consisted of vari- ous shades of American Beauty Rose and white. These same colors appeared on the bids along with the piece of jewelry in a ballerina design. The ceiling of the ballroom was covered in white with a gigantic star in the center. The walls were adorned with panels which literally glowed when illuminated by black light. The evening reached its climax with the playing of the Triumph March from Aida and the crowning of our Queen, Miss Ann Murphy, from the Academy of the Sacred Heart, St. Charles, Missouri. The Cadet Officers formed the traditional honor guard with the arch of sabres. Miss Murphy was crowned Queen by Brigadier General William H. Harrison. The melodic arrangement was presented by Mr. Iules Blattner and his orchestra. Arthur Murray taught him too. Officers Club? 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