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

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Rubbitt. oO::o:.:0f::Q0.5:::.Ooagfzzz.E: 0 O 0 e 0 Ie. 4-.-:It . . . 341: 'ofof'I'0'o'o2-2020.'.'e'of0:':'.'o 0 0.005.0504,'g'o'O'O.o.0 9,'Q's.o 1958 CUIDON Christian Brothers College High School Clayton, Missouri N. TINES We Dedicate the '58 GUIDON to a man whose work for the Cadets has endeared him to our hearts . . . no problem connected with the Corps is too great, no task too difficult for his guidance. 5 Inspired Courtesy of Massie-Missouri Resources Division Through the years and under three flags, St. Louis has been the cultural and commercial leader of the Midwest. The city has grown from a fur trapping base, first settled in 1764, to the eighth largest city in the United States. With the decline of the fur trade, Mississippi River steamboats brought new prosperity and made St. Louis the chief supply depot for the new frontier: the West. lndustry came next and with it the railroads, permanently establish- ing the Mound City as a commercial metropolis outranked by few other American cities. St. Louisans proudly recall the founding here in 1808 of the first newspaper west of the Mississippi, a Jesuit college, forerunner of St. Louis University, in 18187 the founding of Washington University in 1853, and the establishment of Christian Brothers College in 1851. Courtesy of Massie-Missouri Resources Division By A City That ls i ir ir Courtesy of Massie-Missouri Resources Division Steeped In Tradition . if N , if Wi' 1 The Spirit Ot St. John Baptist de La Salle Still Prevails X 7 of Massle-Mlssour i R 1' 'A' The Brothers ol The Christian Schools Pray for the repose of the soul BROTHER JOEL ADRIAN, F.S.C. Who piously departed this life September 30, l957 In the 41st year of his age and the 23rd of his religious life. Prayer O God, by whose favor Thy servant, Brother Joel Adrian, was called to the dignity of the religious vocation: grant, we beseech Thee, that he may be admitted to Thy eternal friendship in heaven with those who have labored for the salvation of youth. Through Christ Our Lord. Amen. May his soul and the souls of the faith- ful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen. 8 Have Taught At CBC Since 1851 ir A A Qi P '07 ya . BROTHER H. BERNARD, FSC Principal, Supervisor, Coordinator Latin I BROTHER LAWRENCE PETER, FSC Assistant Principal 9 be' em Ute, Us rem ence oi God, res are in We how P e BROTHER I.. ANSELM, FSC Senior 205 Religion IV, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Math ll, BROTHER J. AMBROSE, FSC Senior 212 Religion IV, English IV, NHS. BROTHER JARED JOSEPH, FSC Senior 402 Religion IV, Latin I, Algebra Il, Modera- tor: Student Council. Moderator, Senior De- I0 ir ir Dedicate BROTHER L. CHARLES, FSC Senior 'IO4 Religion IV, Physics, Science Club, I neers' Club, Moderator: Fathers' Club BROTHER JOHN MARK, FSC Senior 305 Religion IV, Remedial English, Economic' Moderator: The Bond, The Chorus. A' 'A' 'A' To Teaching EDWARD N. TINES Sophomore IO2 Religion II, Solid Geometry, Guidance, Swimming Coach, Military Property Cus- todian, Athletic Game Arrangements. BROTHER J, CHARLES, FSC Junior 303 Religion III, English II, III, Daily Bulletin, Catholic Action Coordinator. Once upon a time . . . -.2 -.M ,.,,, f W BROTHER I. JEROME, FSC Junior 'I03 Religion III, Chemistry, Math I, Grade School Basketball Tournament, Moderator: Junior Department. CAPTAIN ROBERT A. RACHEK, USA PMS8.T Military and Allied Subjects, Moderator: The Guards' Platoon. D. C. WILCUTT Economic Geography, Intramurals, Direc- tor of Athletics, Varsity Basketball Coach. f BROTHER LOUIS TIMOTHY, FSC Sophomore 401 Religion II, Speech, Radio Broadcasting, Algebra I, Speech Club, Debate Club, Missions, Moderator: Legion of Mary. 1 C., f . g II --. J fA'f ' f LJf4 S BROTHER I.. DANIEL, FSC MfSGT. HAROLD HEDGES, USA BROTHER LAURENCE M., FSC ROBERT C. HORGAN Junior 404 Sophomore Military Organization, Moderator: Students' Retreats at Freshman 203 Religion III, English lll, IV, Socio- Light Weapons, Marksmanship, Lead- Vaugirard. Religion l, World History, Salesrr logy, Moderator: Pep Club, Track, ership-Drill and Command, Modera- ship, Soccer Cough. Students' Lockers. tor: Rifle Team, Elzear Grenadiers, ffl 1 7 f 1 fy 2nd Battalion. 1 12 l , , X , tit lnstilling Christian Ideals fi fre -7 BROTHER J RANCIS, FSC . CONSTAN BROTHER HILARY F i O Years 0' Freshma D ' rms, rsc 3 1958, alter w hh Religion ' 1 n. Library Died JonUC1fY ' the 31st ot I5 ' English ll, Lib . CBC in his 4901 Yea . ence! for: Freshman Depart mmm' M de'f relidious life. May he rest in P liaison Officer: Mglgfqrjegll Library Club, eprrrtmenr, Hey, Cox, woke up! 12 1W,,r,W ,r , rr , - rl lm, ,W ,,rt,rr . AEST A5 Speec NN . ARTIN M' Couch' NN X Engush II' I 1 . h I. Spams Debqle- BROTHER J. GERARD, FSC Freshman 2'II Religion I, English I, II. BROTHER JUSTIN, FSC Sophomore 403 Religion II, Algebra I, Technical Drawing, Vocation Moderator, Bus Driver. A A A They Are Free MfSGT. EDWARD B. MENKER, USA First Aid, Military Courtesy, Freshman LD8.C, Coordinator: Penalty Detail. BROTH ER L . ' CLEM Rehgion ,ll I Junior 4o5ENK FSC YPm9, Business L QW. WILLIAM J. KLEMM American Government, Coach: Track, C Football. I3 'A' 'A' ir To Give BROTHER J. MICHAEL, FSC Freshman 302 Religion I, Plane Geometry, Bookstore. JOHN FINDLEY American History, World History, B Foot- ball Coach, B Basketball Coach, Fresh- man Track Coach. MfSGT. WILLIAM E. GILMORE Junior and Senior Weapons, Marksmanship, Military Teaching Methods, Leadership, Drill 8- Command. l'll bump your head. N BROTHER KEVIN B., FSC Junior 309 Religion Ill, Latin l, ll, Moderator: Glencoe Club, St. De La Salle Auxiliary, Assistant Moderator: Mothers' Club. BROTHER K. ALOYSIUS, FSC Sophomore 306 Religion ll, Bookkeeping, Moderator: La Promenade Militaire, Cafeteria. I4 JACK KERSTING Civics, World History, American History, Line Coach: Varsity Football, Freshman Basketball Coach, Assistant Track Coach. JOHN E. KING BROTHER HUBERT GERARD, FSC SFC. BEN l. HEATH BROTHER M. JOSEPHUS, FSC ology, General Science, Coach: Junior 210 Juniors' 8. Seniors: Map Reading, Sophomore 307 :rsity Football, D Basketball, Religion lll, English III, Plane Geo- Weapons, Small Unit Tactics, Rifle Religion ll, English l, Biology. :rsity Baseball. metry, The Turret, Guidon. Marlcsmanship, Moderator: Ross Lan- ,f cers, Regimental Staff, Color Guard '7 k K and Guidons. Dxfljbf A 444 Their Whole Attention 'Hz' us TER, FSC anon-isa JOSEPH ggi Conduck, , FRED ecms Freshman. h t ll Mod tor: Band, Chorus, R l' ion l Latin lr Englls I ' ,rfb e 19 ' f i. , f ll Bcshelbfl if f! A, Are you Square? L l -W - I5 'K' Y 'Ir To Their Work 'I' ir ir WALTER J. BURKE Manager: Business Office. 45 MRS. CLAIRE ROLES Registrar Alu--W... MRS. MICKEY HARWOOD SecretarY: Business Office 16 Ye 3 MISS LEONA ZIELINSKI Secretary: Military Department, M01 Club, Fathers' Club. ,.AiZ 'f:1 V, W? Hn . ' x Y' S KN 51 F' - af AE uf' 0, ,N- A 33 .W ,f ww ' ,W was 1 4 iw YH .W ,A I ,-4 3 rw A V Q 2 W-f' A Q ,mmf-2' '5'f T in Q . my ,lg Top Picture: General Assembly of the CBC Student Council - Seated, Lett to Right: John Kochanski, James Monika, William Eigel, Ray Frese, Thomas Fichter, Daniel Ferry, Donald Kassing, James Mit- tino, James Tenge, Stanley Bytnar, Clinton Clark, Joseph Hannegan, Richard Musial, William Otten, Robert Grellner. Standing: John Modica, Benjamin Sabato, John Putnam, Steven Harman, Thomas O'Donnell, Rudy Bini, Robert Glarner, Jere Goldschmidt, James Larson, Joseph Kiely, Thomas Pelchman, Denis Schumann, Richard Schwan, Thomas Kaiser, Robert Bunton, Stephen Pieschel. Bottom Picture: Members ot Executive Board - Lett to Right: Rudy Bini, James Monika, William Eigel, Robert Bunton, James Mittino, Richard Musial, Thomas Kaiser, John Kochanski, William Otten. Student Council This year's Student Council was surely an outstanding organization con- cerning achievement. ln addition to many detailed accomplishments around CBC, it provided the entire student body with an efficient loan system. The Student Bank was one of the major year-round functions of this organization. With the expert advice of Brother Joseph, the various projects were carried out in an orderly and proficient manner. This skeleton of the student body completed many small changes for the comfort of the cadets. One of the more inspiring projects was that of providing a full scholar- ship to CBC for some deserving eighth grade student. Candidates for the scholorship were to have been judged by the Student Council's Executive Board. Generally the Council through the agency of the five committees, Rules, Student Bank, Athletics, Student Activities, Publications, made everyday life at CBC more pleasant for everyone I8 e x ,.,, f i 8 James Monika, Student Banker, stands ready to do business with Art McManus, Pat King and Stephen Pieschel. X President James Mittino presiding, the General Assembly of the CBC Student Council does its regular monthly business. BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Student Bank - Left to Right: Albert Sonntag, Stephen Pieschel, James Monika, Thomas Kaiser, Thomas O'Donnell, William Otten, Howard Geraghty. W I AX.. he K z' A K xi UM, K Www, ' 5 x Grotto of the Mast Blessed Virgin Father C. Kieras, MSF, Chaplain at CBC, distributes Holy Communion in the school Chapel each morning at 8 a.m. Father Cashman, CM, Freshman Retreat Master, distrib Holy Communion at the Daily Mass celebrated this year 10:39 a.m. each day so that the retreatants could take adv age of the new rules on fasting. Religii Ultimate aim of the education given at CBC is prepare the student to live worthily and successf in this world so as to attain eternal happiness N God in heaven. The education given at CBC, the fore, aims at developing all the powers of the dent. He is trained to live, not merely as an intellig and cultured gentleman, but also as an earl Christian with deep religious convictions that c stantly bear fruit in virtuous action. Over the years, various religious activities ht become traditional at CBC. Among them are morn and night prayers, grace before and after meals, Rosary, frequent remembrance of the presence God, the annual Mass of the Holy Ghost, stud retreats, vocation novena from the 16th to the 2 of each month, and the Baccalaureate Mass for Senior Class. .1 .Pl s Tradition Seniors, leaving for their weekend closed retreat at Vaugirard, load up one of the cars taking them there. Boys on retreat at Vaugirard, CBC Retreat House, malre the Stations of the Cross. Daily visits to the Most Blessed Sacrament are u must on the calendar of the CBC Cadet. l l i X 15 School Life E Q ,Bama E3 ,Ei o ll 'ff' Is Tradition , i 5 in xg 5 Q K K Hs 2,155 E Ui 9 vm f 'J R IWC Q 'I I1 , 'QA J .W r'- Now whaf, Sarge? f 1 .M W who . 3.4: . Qu Jw f ' I I? 3 X532 5 I bf xg , af o 55 THIS PAGE: UPPER LEFT-Pass in Review! UPPER RIGHT-The lost note. LOWER LEFT-Bond, Sound Off! LOWER RIGHT-Trooping the colors. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT-Intramural action. UPPER RIGHT-V for victory. 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JJ mx ' , 1 ' 44 M -- A im S. 1 mv LL'k 5 SW .. - ,fig ' 'Moy I help you' fr HISTOVICOI cocmh ? N!ma- w This is o capitol M! A 11 1. .. N352-?. 'k. K e N X ig Ni A - i, -Sv ? X ' h ' h f Who me? Airy- 6 A K One pic'rure's worth Q thousand vw -1.7 W 1 we ' ,H h Y ' f 'h I Q ,,:e'?!iK3Nii2 . .:,, Q b ls Tradifion N The enior tory Yes, we were bewildered when we entered CBC for the first time. The school seemed to be bursting at the seams with confused, lost freshmen. The Brothers were probably just as nervous as we were when we stumbled into our first homeroom. They tried to organize our schedule, inform us of the schooI's policies and give us confidence to go on to the next class, all in one hour. We can look back at the many trials and troubles we had: our first inspection when the inspecting officer couldn't believe we left our belt at home, our first but not, alas, our last, Latin testi and, of course, our first demerit. Going back to the innocent freshman year, we can also recall the joys that only a freshman could enjoy: Such oddi- ties as an A in Religion, a study period at military, or getting one's name in the Daily Bulletin. Now that it is all over, we can look back on those heroic seniors who taught us the fundamentals of military, who struggled to march 40 freshmen in three inches of snow, and who sheltered us from other seniors trying to give us their M-1 at parades. Our first impression upon entering CBC was that of alarm. Being separated from the Sisters for the first time and being put in the clutches of men twice our size, was quite a shock. Some of us panicked and lost all confidence. Others sat down and went to work on their studies and did their best. Still others took hold of the situation and achieved greater heights than they themselves expected. We, as freshmen, were innocent, ignorant and ignored, but we made up for it as sophomores. SOPHOMORE YEAR We knew it all, or thought we did, when we reached our second year. We had passed that crucial freshman ordeal and decided that the school and everything con- cerned with it was ours. The military program was our personal novelty, the five classes we attended each day were used mainly to plan the future assassination of our Company CO, and our after school hours were spent cutting up the neighborhood cats for biology. This cryptic hallucination was shattered after six weeks, or when the first marking period grades came out. All seemed lost! The Brothers just didn't seem to realize that we had other things to do besides study. But when all seemed a failure, the wonderful guidance of our homeroom Brothers instilled in us the idea that all was not lost, and, if we changed our ways a little, our grades might improve. It was during this time that so many of us were stricken with Sophomoritis. This is a disease which does not hurt or pain, but does give certain people a sense of superiority and greatness. Of course, only Sophomores can enjoy the sensation. We often wondered during that Sophomore Year why everyone else in school seemed so inferior. In the course of the second year, our natural athletes sprang into existence. Many of us, outgrowing our shyness, joined various teams around the school and found a new and worthwhile pastime. Athletics proved very interesting and taught us the fundamentals of certain sports, plus the important virtue of sportsmanship. Others joined the Science Club, Speech Club, Library Club, The Turret, and many of the other outstanding extra- curriculars about the campus. Our spiritual life was strengthened in the Knights of the Divine Child, and frequent reception of Holy Com- munion in the Chapel became part of our regular schedule. All in all, our Sophomore Year became the symbol of our real awareness of growing up. Now we were children no longer. It would be our duty during this year, and for the rest of our high school years, to make men of ourselves. The Brothers, using their valuable experience, aided us in this endeavor. Then after nine months of study and an active school life, we were given the green light to move ahead to our next step in our high school career -OUR JUNIOR YEAR. As juniors we became more and more interested in the events concerning CBC. School spirit seemed to blossom out everywhere, as the rest of the school followed the ex- ample of the seniors. Studies became more involved. Such trivial subjects as Algebra II, Religion III, English III and, of course, physics, became so intriguing that we spent hours and hours of study on them at home. fl must admit that of all the sub- jects taken during our junior year, PHYSICS takes my award. While studying it, I learned bits of German, a little philosophy, Church History, and the Brother Charles' Thesis on World Affairs. We spent more time at home trying to figure out what Brother Charles said in one hour, than we did on anything eIse.J Sports became a big item that year. It seemed that victory was the most common word in the newspapers in regard to CBC. Our undefeated football team, State bas- ketball team, District Champ soccer team, and undefeated track team, shared honors equally when the sports season was over. Military became more important to us as we realized that our job as future leaders at CBC was about to reach is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tr The enior tory its apex the following year. Yes, we were learning and, for our own sake, we hoped that we were learning right. SENIOR YEAR Class of 1958-yes, that was our title as seniors for those nine wonderful months. The year started as do all senior years with Officer Candidate School. Then as classes began and we figured that this was IT, many strange things happened. Along with the usual happenings around the campus, we were astounded by the fact that we, as seniors, held much responsibility in both military and academic matters. We were the one who would be the co-captains of the various athletic teams: we were the ones who would be the officers of all the activities around the school: we were the ones who would be the Cadet Officers in military: and, as we found out, we were the ones who would take the reputation of Christian Brothers College and try to raise it to even greater heights. We represented CBC on a television show, explaining to the listening audience the three phases of education at the school: the scholastic, the military and the religious. Extracurriculars became more and more active, with each group working on its diversified proiects and ideas in the hope of accomplishing more good for the CBC Cadets. This they did very well. Perhaps the most active of the clubs in this regard was the Student Council. Through its hard work, two scholarships to CBC were awarded, the Student Bank was founded, and the revised Buzz Book was published. The Turret changed its format and recap- tured its pre-eminence among the high school papers of the city. The Blessed Brother Benildus Vocation Club re- instituted the idea of a Mass at 7:40 a.m. once a month for the seniors. Our sports program was highlighted by a fine football team, State basketball team, trophy-winning soccer team and a very fine track squad. Many other events such as the Father-Son Banquet, the Officers' Luncheon, the Military Prom, Final Promotions, Brother Ambrose's English tests, Map Reading tests, chem- istry homework, all these and many more can be recalled to our advantage, in our process of becoming men. But now it is over. Our job has been given us and we have tried to the best of our ability to finish the task satis- factorily. All who started did not finish their career at CBC. We have lost in death three of our classmates: Tony Meyer, Tom Sexton and Dan Pfister. Maybe they won't be on the stage with us on Graduation Day, but in spirit they will, because our class is one and always will be one until the last of us has died. We will not forget those three members of our class, nor will we forget the two dedicated Brothers, who gave their lives to God during our Senior Year. Brother Joel and Brother Francis were a large inspiration to us in life and we shall not forget them in death. We thank the Brothers for their unsurpassed helps to us in our difficulties, and we thank God for giving us the chance to attend CBC! To all those who read these words, l can say this: Maybe there will be other Senior Classes with better ath- letes than we had, or better scholars, or better leaders, but add these three groups together and you will never arrive at any answer other than the Class of '58. -Jim Mittino Remember? Cac 39 ouaouns 7 'SJ- .lt...-9 , ass as mare' s W? so cec 'I nooscvnrr 7 I ' ,- csc 48 cuzvcumo 0 .. A csc 33 smmonrm o p..::.'ql csc 33 onmonns o V - WM., ::::x' CBC 28 COUNTRYEI , csc 34 wma.: 0 -. X f :Q a-o-I 'TX-NJ N w , ' FIRS KX uuosrnrsp FOOTBALL 1251! T Z U 14 REA thx af T ' il: . Q 13 . 5 . a 2 f . 1 P ' 'B N ' li T 1: 'C. p -2 o, .. we pgs, r is sw nina ul I Vllr ki. STATE QURNEY lil T FIRST PROM -5 r T is TX V X -sl bi 2,21-'f T f T gQ,i4-SS-ff.g -.. lNTRODUCTlON lx -60 PHYSICS CH FINAL PROMOTIONS is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit rs trad William Otten Vice-President emor Officers Victor Graffignu Student Council Representative James Mittino President qsi-:i5:f,5.,yg:.- i L Frank Pellegrini Secretary 30 Robert Altemeyer Treasurer Cpl. Melvin F. Alcorn lIMeIll Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, Science Club 'l, 2, 3. AMBITION: Doctor of Medicine 2nd Lt. Robert E. Anderson Robin Swimming 2, BBVC 4, Honor Roll 2, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Attendance Ribbon 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 'l, 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: Technical Engineer. Pvt. Kenneth J. Belcher Bubbles Football l, 2, Track l, BBVC 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Guards Pla- toon 4. AMBITION: To be friends with Dumbo. MfSgt. Ronald C. Bender IlRonll BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club lp Honor Roll 'l, 2, Engineers' Club 4, Ross Lancers l, Guards Platoon l, 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: Electrical Engineer. Moi. Robert A. Altemeyer Coach Football 1, Track l, 2, 3, 4, KDC l, 2, Auxiliary Club l, 2, Honor Rall l, 2, 3, 4, Religion Medal 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Science Club l, 2, 3, Engineers' Club 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Attendance Ribbon 3, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Senior Department Officer 4, Student Council l. AMBITION: Be a big lover like Hank Deeken. lst Lt. Roger J. Aschenbrenner IIDOCII Guidon 4, KDC l, 2, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Choral Club 1, 2, Library Club 'l, 2, 3, Engineers' Club 4, Ross Lancers 'l, 2, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Class President 4, Attendance Ribbon 3. AMBITION: Aeronautical Engineer. Sgt. Gerald J. Benoist ul-ips!! Basketball l, KDC l, BBVC 4, Pep Club 'l, Ross Lancers 1, 2. AMBITION: Biggest depositor in 'lsl National Bank. Pvt. John R. Bender Lover Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, KDC 2, 3, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, Baseball 'l, Science Club l, 2, Engineers' Club I, 2, 3, Elzear Grenodiers 2, 3. AMBITION: 22 kids. Cpl. William D. Bertke ffsmff Basketball I, BBVC 4, Attend- ance Ribbon l. AMBITION: Electrical Engineer. M!Sgt, Michael J. Brown Make BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, Hon- or Roll 1, 2, Pep Club 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Engineers' Club 2, Ross Lancers l, Guards Platoon 2, Capt. Donald H. Block lIDonlI Soccer 2, Sports Manager 1, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Military Merit Ribbon 3, Pep Club 'l, 2, Engineers' Club 2, President 4, Ross Lancers Drill Instructor 2, 3, Captain 4, Rifle Team 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Attend- ance Ribban 2, Scholarship Medal Pfc. Charles R. Berra llDogoll Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, Auxili- ary Club 'l, 2, 4, Class Officer l, 3, Senior Homecoming Champs 4. AMBITION: To run a spaghetti stand in the Cafeteria. 2. AMBITION: To be warden of CBC. 2nd Lt. Martin L. Boehringer ll 3, 4, Attendance Ribbon 2, Pep llMqrly Bend 31 4' Auxiliary Club 2, Services at St. AMBITION: Engineer. Mary's 3, 4: Senior Homecoming Champs 4. AMBITION: Success. Pfc. George D. Buck IIGII Swimming 2, KDC l, BBVC 4, Civil Defense Platoon 'l, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 'l, 2, Speech Club 2, Engineers' Club 2, 3, Elzear Grenadiers 2, 3, Ross Lancers 'l, Guards Platoon 'l, 2, 3, 4, 3-Act Play 2. AMBITION: U.S. Ambassador to Texas. Sgt. Leslie M. Boll Flash The Turret 3, 4, Guidon 3, Camera Club 3, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pefp Club 4, Library Club 'l, Science' Club 4, Elzear Grenadiers 4, Rifle Team 4, Class Officer I. AMBITION: Glamor Photographer. Pvt. John J. Brown I'll never tell Swimming 'l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Choric Verse Club 2. AMBITION: Win a 5-year scholar- ship. enior li 5 i 3 E Mai. John W. Buechner Jarrin Tennis 2, 35 Guidon 45 KDC 35 BBVC 45 Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate Team 1, 25 Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 45 One-Act Play 35 Elzear Grenadiers 3, 45 Guards Platoon 1, 25 Guidon Bear- er 25 Attendance Ribbon 1, 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 Dramatics Club 2. AMBITION: Disc iockey at KXLW. 2nd Lt. Robert H. Bunton llBobll Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 25 Soccer 1, 2, 3, Captain 45 BBVC 45 Auxiliary Club 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 45 Religion Medal 15 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Vice President 4. AMBITION: To be successful and lead a good life. Pvt. Anthony P. Colombo IlTonyll Track 15 Sports Manager 15 BBVC 45 Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ross Lancers 1, 25 Guards Platoon 45 Civil Defense Platoon 2, 35 Server at St. Mary's 3, 45 Senior Home- coming Champs 4. AMBITION: C.P.A. Mai. Stanley J. Bytnor lIBoboIl Guidon 45 KDC 1, 2, 35 BBVC 45 Auxiliary Club 1, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 45 Elzear Grenadiers 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Student Council 4. AMBITION: Physicist. Pvt. Michael R. Collins Make BBVC 45 Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 15 Intramural Football Champs 402 45 Senior Home- coming Champs 4. AMBITION: To be the first man to fly in a Sputnik. Cpl. Carlisle E. Cooper IIRockYll Football 2, 3, 4: Truck 1, 2: Ten- nis 35 BBVC 45 Auxiliary Club 1, 35 Honor Roll 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Engineers' Club 4. AMBITION: Teacher at Visitation. 2' M!Sgt. James A. Calliotte lljimll KDC 15 BBVC 45 Auxiliary Cluk 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 3, Full Length Play 25 Attendance Ribbon 35 Senior Homecoming Champs 4. AMBITION: Get u '58 instead ol my '48. Pfc. Joseph V. Connizzo Jumpin' Joe Football 1, 2, 3, 41 Soccer 1, 2 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 41 Avxilivf Club 15 Honor Roll 15 Class Offi cer 1, 2. AMBITION: To be u success. Q . 2nd Lt. Paul J. Cox Ilouggiell KDC 2, Bavc 4, Auxiliary Club 1 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, Choral Club 'l, 2, 3, Ross Lancers 1 Guards Platoon 4, Class Officer 2. AMBITION: Mechanical Engineer. Capt. Daniel J. Dee Dandee KDC 1, Bavc 4, Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Full-Length Play 2, Ross Lancers I, 2, 3, 'lst Lt. 4, Attend- ance Ribbon 3. AMBITION: C.P.A. Cpl. Terrence M. Dee llTerrYll Auxiliary Club 4, Honor Roll 'l, 2, Senior Homecoming Champs 4. AMBITION: C.P.A. Pvt. James E. Doerr IIJimll Choral Club l, 2, 3, 4, Ellen,- Grenadiers 4. AMBITION: Jazz trumpet player, Sgt. Frank L. Dittmeier, lll Tank Camera Club 'l, 2, KDC l, 2, 3, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 3, 4, Debate Team 3, Speech Club 3, Science Club 4, Engineers' Club 4, Guards Pla- toon l, 2, 3, CO 4, Ross Lancers 2. AMBITION: To do God's will. eniors Capt. William F. Cowan IIBHIII Football 'l, 2, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 'l, 2, Pep Club 'l, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Elzear Grenadiers 3, 4, Class Officer 'l, 4. AMBITION: Civil Engineer Mai. Henry J. Deeken Blackie Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, Auxili- ary Club I, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Engineers' Club 2, Attendance Ribbon l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: To be as dark as Bob Altemeyer. Cpl. Edward F. Court llspookll Camera Club 2, 3, KDC 'l, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club T, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Basel: Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Speech C Guards Platoon 'l, 2, Golf Bowling 2. AMBITION: Veterinarian. Sfc. Lawrence S. Dal Ostrich Football 2, Track 'l, 2, 4, 'I 3, The Turret 2, KDC l, 2, 4, Auxiliary Club 2, 4, Band 3, 4, Speech Club 2, Science 4, Engineers' Club 4, l Grenadiers 4. AMBITION: To pass one of Bl Ambrose's tests. Timothy C. Dolan Bosco l, 2, KDC 3, BBVC 4, , 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, r Grenadiers 3, 4, Guidon r 2, Attendance Ribbon 2, Senior Homecoming Champs ITION: Pharmacist. fpl. David R. Dressler Padre er 2, Track 2, 4, KDC 3, BBVC Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4, Club 2, Senior Homecoming nps 4. ITION: Dentist. Club I, 2, 3, 4, Honor 1958 2nd Lt. Francis J. Donnelly Frank KDC l, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4, Guards Platoon 4, Attendance Ribbon l, 3, Military Honor Company 3. AMBITION: To know my vocation in life and to follow it. Sgt. George S. Esker l1Eskll BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Guards Platoon 2, 3, 4, Attendance Rib- bon l, 3. AMBITION: Crack rocks at Leuven worth. ., -- JNL. .. .. 7. ,, .. if 2 '-will? M!Sgt. Barry G. Emge Burr KDC 3, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club ,'l, 4, Ross Lancers 'l, 2, Military Honor Company 3. AMBITION: Mechanical Engineer Pvt. Richard E. Doyle llDiCkll Basketball 2, 3, Track l, Sport Manager 2, 3, BBVC 4, Auxiliar Club l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, I 4, Pep Club 4, Speech Club I One-Act Play 2, Rifle Team I Class Officer 2, 3, Attendance Rib bon l, 2, 3. AMBITION: Fire Chief. Pfc. Gerald G. Foley Brains Soccer 2, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Class Of- ficer 3, Student Council 3, Senior Homecoming Champs 4. AMBITION: Be political boss of St. Ann. Pvt. John E. Flynn lljcckll Sports Manager 2, BBVC 4, Auxili- ary Club 2, Pep Club 2, library Club l. AMBITION: To be a success Pfc. Otto A. Etzel Jelly-Roll Football 4, Auxiliary Club l, 1 3, 4, Senior Homecoming Champ 4. AMBITION: Meat cutter. Cpl. Gerald M. Furi lIFuryll BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 'l, 2, 3, Accom- panisl 4, Library Club 2, Science Club 'l, 2, 3, Engineers' Club 2, 3, Ailendance Ribbon 3. AMBITION: To serve God. M . Q EdWQfdA gf runs, I Gerbishf, Gffbris Ulll Q , 2 for 4. sfrofl ' 3' Ne Cfub ' Hong, R -1 4, Gwi Edifo, 2 'I 2 Off 1 Won On ' Q . ' Z Fdi. Pfc. Joseph B. Galkowski L3 3, ZA? P,,,:'35Dee,,,'lCl4f Pep S nn on.'e'5 2?mee'S' c' Ubfar ab 7, O Y Nqhonol , Guo' lub 3 Y Club Football 'l, 2, Baskelball 'l, Soccer l,e'1dq,,ce .Honor di PlQfo:,n4' Ross 1, 2, Track 1, Sports Manager 3, leode, 4.R'bb0,, I ofiefy 4 7, 21. The Turret 'l, Camera Club 'l, KDC Qsfic Meg Cho,-fc L2' 51 4, Af. 1, 2, 3, ssvc 4, Auxiliary Club 1, 4Mg,no of 3. efse 2f he-er. 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, sm- 5vff,.,,. Ni Leo, ' sfho. bun 3, Choral Club 1, speech fo S Club 2, One-Ac? Play 3, Guards pen like Platoon 2, Capfain 4, Legion of Mary 4. AMBITION: To be with God in Heaven. Mai. H. Tyrone Geraghty Handsome Foofball 'I, 2, KDC 1, 2, 3, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 'l, 3, Mililary Merit Ribbon 4, Pep Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 3, Class Officer 'l. AMBITION: To be a Christian Brother. Pfc. Oliver H. Goedeke Goods Football 'l, Baskeiball 'l, Track 4, KDC 2, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. AMBITION: To know my vocalion and lo follow if, Ca PT. W .lflnrhony Gauvin no k Tony., C 1, . l jsuxiliqfy ilzylnfglrng li KDC I 2 1 3, . I 2, ' F ance Rilsggeirsf C,u:o:?rAl::ill 1, AMBITION: su . end. fellire Cfewrnun Cpl. George M. Giltinan Waltzing Mathilda Foolball 'l, 2, 3, Track 'l, 2, 4, Swimming 4, Camera Club 1, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 4, Pep Club 4, Afiendance Ribbon 2, Choric Verse 'l. AMBITION: To sian a winery in the chem. lab. 36 2nd Lt. Daniel J. Garri: IlDanllll Baskefball l, Track 1, 2, S Manager 2, KDC 3, BBVC 4, A1 ary Club l, Honor Roll 2, Rel Medal 2, Pep Club 'l, 2, I Debale Team 'l, Speech Clu One-Act Play 2, Engineers' Vice Presidenl 4, Rifle Teal Guards Platoon 2. AMBITION: Perpetual moth eniol Club 3: C0 -nemed WU Aai. Victor W. Graffigna eL'L V00 c 1. SON' .1 P ,I ,OCLC 0,4331 'L . C1055 nd 1 1,1906 L' to P-Vito O vcclf- ' . Go HON' Nik w.o'flS' QC Speaks iotball 4, Soccer 4, BBVC Jxiliary Club 3, 4, Basebal Class Officer 3, 4. MBITION: Success in life. I958 4: 3, u- ,, ls' Calypso - da Charles -l- Gumbo' i tl 3, A7 . Buswbol b 4, b H 1, 2, r P p Clu V Tjliiiiurv Club 2.4 Ai enginws H y 2, ' 2 Baseba :wr Guufd ' n, N: Flleingl AMBl1lO defbird- 2nd Lt. George S. Gyorog Big George Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Ross Lancers l, 2, 3, Guards Platoon l, Ser- geant Maior 4, Class Officer 2, Attendance Ribbon 1, 3, 4, Syn- dicate President 3, Pep Band 2, 3. AMBITION: Chemical Engineer in Fenton. 2nd Lt. John G. Goessling Jack Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, Guidon Bearer 2. AMBITION: Keep my hair, 2nd Lt. Robert W. Grellner Burly Bob Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, Color Guard 2, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4. Ammon. Playboy. Cpl. Gerard J. Grewe llGrewll Basketball 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3, KDC 1, 2, 3, Guidon 4, BBVC 4, Auxili- ary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 1, 2, Library Club 1, 2, Engineers' Club 4, Elzear Grenadiers 4, Ross Lancers l, 2, Guards Platoon 1, 2. AMBITION: To be captain of Rus- sia's water polo team. 2nd Lt. John J. Guccione llGUchll Football 4, Basketball 1, Track 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, BBVC Secretary 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Auxiliary Club 1, Class Officer 1. AMBITION: Aeronautical Engineer. 2nd Lt. John F. Hoffmann lljockll Track 'l, 3, 4, KDC 1, 2, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Elzear Grenadiers 3, 4, Ross Lancers l, Class Officer 3, Attendance Ribbon 2, 3, Senior Homecoming Champs 4. AMBITION: Success in life. 2ncl Lt. Daniel S. Hennessy IIDGnlI Camera Club 3, BBVC 4, Honor Roll l, Pep Club 'l, 2, 3, Debate Team I, Class Officer 1, Senior Homecoming Champs 4. AMBITION: To see the West Field block-topped. Pvt. Dennis L. Hobart. llDennylI Soccer 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 3, Speech Club 'l. AMBITION: To graduate. 2.1 2 dLr. Robe use ff E Huh Ciofherq Club egfllberz, n vb ,I 2 3, BBV n , : p C 4, A I Gumds I Ross lo ' 4, Engi- M817-ION Plmoon hcer, I 2 Brofhe, AHL 'NGS' Q 7, 2, Qf4f e,,,.,, s mod - Capt. Martin J. Hadican McGraw Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC Vice President 4, Auxiliary Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 'l, 2, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 4. AMBITION: Do the will of God. Pvt. Richard J. House Ernie BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 4, Class Officer 3. AMBITION: To graduate before l'm 2'l. sz qch Pvt. GGYY N- H ll Butch b H . Bosket G H 1 2, 3, 4' .,.o,,, c Foolbv ' C 4: Auxll b Soccer 7? EBV l 'ls Pep clu Honor Rel GDC l, 27 3 47 Color Baseball 1. couege, 1 AMamoN1 Go 0 eniol Pvt. Sidney G. Holthav. llsidll Swimming I, 2, 3, Co-Captain KDC I, 2, 3, BBVC 4, Auxil Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2 4, Choric Verse 2, Senior Hc coming Champs 4. AMBITION: Meat Inspector. Q S nd Lt. Thomas M. Hughes IIHUQSII atball 2, Track 2, Swimming I, ixiliary Club 3, Honor Roll 2, Pep Club l, Speech Club l, tendance Ribbon 3. ABITION: Keep my hair. Pvt. William J. Hynes Willie Track 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. AMBITION: To be able to think 5 seconds faster than Brother Charles. Mai. Walter G. Johnson The Big Train BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4, Religion 3, Pep Club 4, Baseball 4, Ross Lancers 'l, Guards Platoon 'l, Class Officer l, 3. AMBITION: Chief Justice of Aff- ton's Supreme Court. MQ' I- Wlllfqmj :KDC I 2 Bill i em f 2. ' ' BBVC Reli -3' 'if H 4: 4'-'xii' 910,-, o l0r 'Or Medal .Medal In Roll 7, V Club 4 , ., 2, giesidenifmclgrql Cxgnwy Airs. Grd, Pl ' lem, I, 2 AMBIT Clfoon Grenod. , 3' ,ON 4. fer, 4 f Ele , . f c rical Engineer 2nd Lt. Peter J. Kenny llpetell Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: To always remember essentials. Pvt. Thomas L. Karpel ll Pvt. John L. K6 Y CUNY jack k Auxiliary Club 1, Rifle Team 3, 4, H 1, Basketball Lorain Guards Platoon 4. Fooibvc X 2, BBVC 4, Han 1 AMsitioNi cei in the Air rm.. 110 ' I Class Olmer ' ' b 'li . 1, Pep UU - ice. h d in ' AMBH-ION: Get a ea 39 Mai. Thomas B. Kaiser Sketch Soccer 2, 3, Track I, Sports Man ager l, 2, Guidon 3, 4, KDC I 2, 3, Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Rall l, Medal 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3 2, 3, 4, Religior , 4, Ross Lancers l, 2, 3, National Honor Society 4, Class Officer 1, cil Treasurer 4, Syndicate 3, Offi- cer 4. 4, Student Counl AMBITION: To drive again. 'lst Lt. David J. Kuchar Kuch Basketball T, Guidon 4, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club T, 2, Honor Roll l, 2, Pep Club 4, Elzear Grena- diers 4, Class Officer I, Attend- ance Ribbon 1, 2, 3, 4, Military Honor Company 4. AMBITION: Painless Dentist. lst Lt. Francis J. Martin IIMGHYII Football 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Religion Medal 2, Guidon Bearer 2, Class Officer 1, 2, 4. AMBITION: To live and die a Catholic. Pvf. John R ,Football 2 ,Ikeda OD ' 2, 3 f BQ It Honor ' C'Q,C-as efbql, I L Roll Pfoi : 5 ance,-S 2 I, 2: Bon 4x Bsvgcqjfr AMBIT, cfm O SFBQH , ON: To d fflce, 2 fslrossf o , Godfs will 1 4, ale' vii' oPl' xohn XJ' ' 'Y C ii 506 A Nngkho SA C i x'l- ' 3' 591 or gal dance 'lt ' . Hon Ref' T, At . P-l fl 3. 3 A. wc X . 1 . cwb 'b W' ' 5. -Me- . cw MC mel' Sgt. Richard T. Marshall Pefgbon in Cswplor Ol . Ri 1 Schoobue WXWXON Football T, Basketball T, Soccer T, 2, 4, BBVC 4, Honor Roll 2, Class Officer 2. AMBITION: Ta drive Brother Jerome's bus. 2nd Lt. John P. Luby Slots The Turret 1, 2, KDC 1, 2, A ary Club 2, 3, 4, Guiclon B 2, Class Officer 3, 4, Attenr Ribbon 1: Senior Homeca Champs 4. AMBITION: To marry. 2n . d Lt. James J Lili Sgt. Gary B. Klnnger 11 . ' e ' The T TlgerLi1yf, Clmg Edna, Te' l-2, Assision, ssvc 4, Auxiliary Club 1, 2, Pe ' GU'd0n 5 Fe'5 l-'re Honor Roll 1, Attendance Ribbon 1. , P C'vb 1 2 PWS Editor 'The 3 Bulin ' 37 Tfack 1' 2 3 4i AMBITION: Transportation. Allxiliqr 3F Poster CI bl I 4: ycluby 2 U LQ. AMBIHQN, Ps ' ' Ychianist 40 2nd Lt. John L. May Johnny Soccer I, 2, KDC 3, BBV Auxiliary Club T, 2, 3, Hono 1, 2, 3, Elzear Grenadiers 4, Team 'l, 2, 3, 4, Color Guo National Honor Society 4, A ance Ribbon T, 2, 3. AMBITION: USAF Academy. A 5 M9101 2nd Lt, John P, Merker Capt. James P. Mercurio Welle' ,. , Y Schobie Merc Yvx' 'FTG1' A. S2010 S F b II . dub 1 occer 1, Track 1, 4, Camera Club 00' C' lf B?5k97bUll 1, 2, 3, XNQIY S A. 1, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 4, Hon- BBVC 42 AUXIHUYY Clllb lr 2, L, Az 'fu Champ Success- of non 2, 4, Religion Medal 4, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, B-.sehr Vomegommg 1 be 0 Engineers' Club 4, Ross Lancers 1, 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4: N no Bxuofu 0 Class Qfficer 2, Anendonce Rib. tional Honor Society 3, Preside T' i'i ' 'A P-Nl bon 3, 4, 4, Class Officer 1, 4. AMBITION: Emperor of Japan. AMBITIONI T0 OWU mY OV Sputnik. Cpl. Gary V. Mason IIGOOII DC 2, CSMC 3, Auxiliary Club , Ross Lancers 1, 2. .MBITlON: To succeed in what- ver l do. 'E' Znd Lt. Thomas F. Maher 'LCosmopolitan Jidan 4, KDC 1, 2, 3, CSMC 1, 3, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 1, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, Military erit Medal 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, leech Club 1, 2, Treasurer 3, 'amatic Club Secretary 2, One- :l Play 3, Elzear Grenacliers 3, Guards Platoon 2, Attendance bbon 3, Choric Verse 1. MBITION: Turn in 58019. Pf C. G61-of Jrack li Mocil- M ee one swf 4. 9er 'hm' , C I: '17 P,od hofol Cl B3VCg 'Z 1. C Ucrf vb 4: SD I P off 'W' 2-on MQ 'Q z- 'SP Cl S l f '76 'br - '-fb cheer, I E 9i,,e 9'Pr 4 Hof, 3 A , l er ' I . , MBITION: in Afrenzmitlb tlllzgary 0 s 9 lik Ribbon is e W, - Capt. John M. McGrew Mickey I Camera Club 2, BBVC 4, Auxi enef. ary Club l, 3, Honor Roll 3, Bal 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 1, Libra Club 1, 2, Junior Scholarsh Medal 4. AMBITION: Medical Specialist. ll , cD0We lst Lt. Mlchael B. McDonald d U Richard L- M HM ll Qn 1lDXCkH ac 'liafY Club 1 Track 1, 2, The Turret 3, KDC 3: ,bun 1, 2, 35 TJ: 2' 3 Bavc 4, Auxiliary Club 1, 3, 4, F002 3, Honor Rel ' Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, ll I ON: None. 3, 4: Debate Team 2. F-Mmm AMBITION: Engineer. 41 K . . Il. Pvt. John J. Moore Michaelangelo Vhe Turret 2, 3, Guidon 4, Auxili- iry Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club lf !, 3, 4, Ross Lancers 'I, Guards 'latoon 2, Attendance Ribbon 2. LMBITION: To be able to dance ike Grewe. Pfc. James L. Morris ll-limi! Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 4, Senior Homecoming Champs 4. AMBITION: To work on hot rods. Pfc. Thomas L. Moran Muscles Football 2, Soccer l, 2, BBVC 4, Honor Roll 2, Pep Club 4. AMBITION: To be able to press as much as Riley. t Pvt. William A. Montgomery llMon1,yll Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Homecoming Champs 4. AMBITION: To be a success in life in all things! Lt. C ol. Jo '77 11Fi es L. Mini,-,O Track 3 Hgersn . f 4, Aclugorp 4' The Ty,-,ef 7 ux,1,Qr ' KDC 2 Roll 3 y Club I 5 : BBVC' : vr, Ke flnefh T new J. Mifulsk. 'Drk 7. nkCQseu I 3 4. ' BBVC 4. A AMBIUON. S Uxfliary I, 2 ' u cc9Ss. I lx f as 5. is 'lst Lt. Charles E. Monf Charley KDC 2, BBVC 4, Auxiliary 2, Honor Roll l, 2, 4, Pep 3, 4, Choral Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Lancers 1, Rifle Team 3, Gi Platoon 4, National Honor ciety 4, Flag Detail 2, 3. AMBITION: To go to collegu S L 4: .' ' 3, , 4: Elfeech Club 2Rehgi0l'l M4' Honor ear G 1 3, s , edu, d re L. 4, Ross Lfenadiers aflence Club 2f C X Theo 0 H 2: C1055 gg:-ers 1, 611.3-or ffIq,,del: 9 . H-Ted b X. PSP n ' I f y ' . Soonmen' Precfr 2' 3, Son. Bearer xiliafY Cuadiels A' bre 3, siden, emo, D A. AU Gwen denr ' swde 42 E' BBVC ' Elisa' '3, 4' AM 4' M Co '1cil3Dq 'i 'v cub M toon M 2' Gvwds Bly-,O , P,.e . as PLO E she N: ' GUU' O 0 Maverirlqu, Play poke, lik BLTLON: C M e Ban 4 2 5. -mon- Noelle' Wendelm H' SQL ll eval' vC 4' W 3: BB i-dl M 'z, A. Cho . LDC 3. ' , S 'don Al lub l' 'Li Club A' Rosh Guifiiiorv CE gxneen ,as Vloioo so 1. n Guo i. ' 3- Club X I 'Zi ' than Lancers Aw Ame X. 7' . To be on Miei1iO':go,,.. Bobglefl llMothll Pfc. Richard L. Muth Lt. Col. Richard S. Musial lIMUSell Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, KDC 2, 3, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 2, 3, 4, Debate Team 2, Speech Club 2, Ross Lan- cers ly Class Officer l, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Attorney General 4, All- District Football Team 4, Student Council Secretary 4, 1958 All- American Football Squad. AMBITION: To drag Brother Jerome's bus in the Memorial Day 500, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 4, Reli- gion Medal 3, Military Honor Company 3. AMBITION: To milk a cow. Mai. Charles V. Nahlik Major Problems Guidon 4, KDC 2, 3, ssvc Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hon Roll l, 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Flag Detail 2, 3, Choral Club 2, Ross Lancers 'l, 2, 3, Officer Guards Platoon 4, Attendance Ri bon 2, 3, 4, CSMC 2, 3, Stude Council Alternate 4. AMBITION: Mayor of Hou Springs. i Yi 2 it si Mai. Anthony F. Mroczkowsl lst. Lt. Peter J. O'Neal Splash otball l, 2, Tennis 1, Swim- ng l, 2, 3, 4, Guidon 4, KDC 3, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club l, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Military vrit Ribbon 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Engineers' Club 2, 3, Guards :toon l, Class Officer 2, 3, At- udance Ribbon 'l, 2, 3, Cheer- ider 3, 4, Choric Verse I, ights of the Blessed Sacrament Student Council 'l. Kennefh lBlTION: To be another 1, Mor . BBVC Kennyll ns 4: . J: Band ,Al5Xiliury Club 'ers 3 ' I 3, 4, l, 2 31 4, ' 4' GUUfdl Ellen' Gr' 3' AMB s Platoon lenq. 'TIoN. ' 2, . Phq,mQcis Stanley Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, President 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior 3, 4. AMBITION: To beat Anderson's Buick. llef . Mile ISQK David L .om ' i M nflash lun A. cumew - GUid0P ' U iqgnv' rurret '31 A' 3. BBVC A' -1. N . Re Ron 'z. jmbbon 3. fenddnc . engines AMBWON' Pvt. David R. Paridy Dave KDC 1, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Home- :aming Champs 4. AMBITION: To be wealthy. Lt. Col. Frank L. Pellegrini Pellie Football 1, Track 3, 4, KDC 2, 3, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Engineers' Club 2, Elzear Grenadiers 3, Drill Instructor 4, Guidon Bearer 2, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Class Officer President 4, Attendance Ribbon 2, Boys' State Senator 3, 4, Syndicate Vice President 3, The 8 Ball Editor-in-Chief 3, Department Officer Secretary 4. AMBITION: International Lover. - I - 55:1i?:I?f-.Ii?P??ifii eniors Lt. Col. William L. Otten Battlin' Bill Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain Foot- ball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, Basketball 1, BBVC President 4, Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: To teach American Government. Capt. Timothy E. O'Brien llTimll Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, KDC 2, 3, BBVC 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Engineers' Club 2, 3, Elzear Grenadiers 3, CSMC 3. AMBITION: To live my life cor- rectly. Capt. Terrence R. O'Br Trojan Football 1, 2, 4, Basketbal Track 1, 2, 3, 4, KDC 1, 1 BBVC 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 2 Engineers' Club 3, 4, Attend Ribbon 3, CSMC 3. AMBITION: To be a success in Capt. L. Kenneth Perry Claw Soccer 2, KDC 2, 3, BBVC 4, Auxili- ary Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Pep Club 4, Speech Club 2, One- Act Play 2, Science Club 1, Elzear Grenadiers 3, 4, Ross Lancers 1, Cheerleader 4, CISL 2, Choral Speech 2. AMBITION: To clean up South St. Louis. Pvt. Terrence F. Pudlowski llpudll Soccer 1, 2, KDC 1, 2, 3, Auxili- ary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Choral Club 1, 2, Library Club l, 2, Elzear Grenadiers 3, Ross Lancers 1, 2, Attendance Ribbon 1, 2, 3. AMBITION: Shoot marbles in Lon- . 1-, W-- Pvt. Robert M. Petrovic llBobll BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 1, 2. AMBITION: Auto Mechanic. is Pfc. Raymond A. Phel Albert Football 1, 4, Soccer 3, 4, . 4, Auxiliary Club 3, 4. AMBITION: Eat, drink anc merry. 1958 Col. John E. Rabbitt Crusader Turret 2, 3, Editor 4, Quill 81 all 4, KDC 2, Auxiliary Club Z, 3, 4, Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4, gion Medal 2, 3, Military Merit :on 3, Elzear Grenadiers 3, tion Leader 4, Ross Lancers 'l, don Bearer 2, National Honor iety 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 4, endance Ribbon 'l, 2, 3, Stu- t Council 2. SITION: To do the will of God. Lt. James A. Schomaker Jungle Jim riliary Club l, 2, 3, 4: HONG' 2, Chevron l, 2, 3. BITION: To own a small farm l work in the city. 2nd Lt. David E. Reardon llDavell Football 2, 4, Soccer 2, Track 2, BBVC Treasurer 4, Auxiliary Club l, Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Guidon Bearer 2, Class Officer 'l, Attendance Ribbon l. AMBITION: To do the will of God. Sgt. Joseph D. Rekart lljoell BBVC 4, Auxiliary 'I, 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: Pilot. Pvt. John E. Remsteclt Jack Camera Club l, BBVC 4, Ross Lancers 1, 2. AMBITION: Aircraft Maintenance Engineer. M!Sgt. Dennis L. Riley lILeeII Track l. AMBITION: Contractor. 'lst Lt. Artie K. Repovich lIRepll BBVC 4, Auxiliary l, 3, Honor Rall l, 2, 3, 4, Military Merit Ribbon l, Pep Club 4, Religion Medal 1, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Treasurer 4, Elzear Grena- diers 4, Ross Lancers 'I, 2, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Attend- ance Ribbon l, 3. AMBITION: Have 'I2 little Repo- vichs. Pvt. James B. Reiclelberger Rattles BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club l. AMBITION: Go to Sweden with Riley. 2nd Lt. Michael M. Rome llRomelI Track 2, KDC 3, BBVC 4, Aux ary Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Elzear Grenadiers 4, Rifle Team Guards Platoon l, 2, 3, 4, Atter ance Ribbon 2. AMBITION: Engineer. Mai. Albert H. Sonntag Suntrup Guidon 4, KDC 1, 2, 3, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Military Merit Ribbon 2, 3, Science Club 'l, 2, 3, President 4, Debate Team 2, Engineers' Club 4, Guidon Bearer 2, National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4, Class Officer 3, Attendance Rib- bon 3. AMBITION: To have a sense of humor like Rabbitt. Mai. Richard G. Schwan Sam S. Football l, 2, Soccer 'l, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3: The Turret 2, KDC 2, 3, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Elzear Grenadiers 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4. AMBITION: 25 feet in the pole vault. Pvt. Clarence J. Siman llsonnyll Football 'l, 2, Soccer 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: Interpreter for Brother Charles. ...gn Q eg P . SmYlhe 2nd l.t G ' efold UG W Sfefn Honor R ll err? mon Ribbon 9 3 4. ,' 4: M-. n , f S 'lt bfi? 63522, 'rf AMBITION tenddhce ,Zin i E . ' Iechlcql E 9ir1ee r. 2nd Lt. Robert J. Steiert lIBobIl Football 2, 4, Soccer 2, KDC 2, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Religion Medal 1, Pep Club 1, 4, Science Club 2, Engineers' Club 2, 4, Ross Lancers 'I, Guards Platoon 1, Class Officer l, Attendance Rib- bon l, 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: Chairman of the Board of Affton Sewer District. Pvt. Patrick J. Shoffner Energy Basketball 'l, 2, Auxiliary Club 2, 4, Senior Homecoming Champs 4. AMBITION: To play center for the Hawks. Pvt. -lam ,, Iljim Sfucle A . BBVC 1 Camera Club 3,:'1ip3ctub 1, 2. Auxiliaw l' 2' 5 4. Ross Lancers 3. Library Club ' Q. Attendance l'- Guards Pluioont bt. MarY'5 3' '- b n 3: Server G- Champs 4 Rib O omlrlg 4, Senlo' Homeric the will of God AMBITION: To enior lst Lt. Richard L. Smytl The Joker KDC 2, BBVC 4, Honor Roll 'I Choral Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sp, Club 2, Elzear Grenadiers 2 4, Publicity Manager Choral 1 4. AMBITION: Be a member of Firehouse 5. Pfc. James H. Stone CGPT- -lClmeS J- Tenge HRockYfl lfrengll -ack 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, Prayer Basketball lp Track 4, KDC 2, Bader 3. BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 3, MBITION: To be a successful Al Honor Roll li Pep Club 47 uchelor. Choral Club l, 25 Elzear Grena- 958 diers 2, 3, Section Leader 4, Ross Lancers 'lf Rifle Officer 2, 4. AMBITION: Mayor Team 3, Class of Normandy. Pfc. Richard J. Streicher Fatso KDC 3, BBVC 47 Pep Club 'l. AMBITION: Work on a garbage truck. Pvt . Ro bert 5, 5 . ff . Wlff Hasketb shaky' Club ,qu li sgvc 4 Cham ' 2' 3 'Au'- ps , 4: Xlhq l'fMBlTl0,j' B Homecoming swagger sf,ck'cf:k Sgt Hedg Pvt. Denis J. Tappella ' es' u ll Bud Track 'l, 4, BBVC 4, Sports Man- ager lp Auxiliary Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 Attendance Ribbon 'l, 3. AMBITION: Sports writer. 2nd Lt. James J. Temme lC Sutton Jack . e ' PW. Nacho. ,en Basketball 1, 2, KDC 1, lsavc 4, Hvlllll Club lf Auxiliary Club 3, Honor Roll 2, X b L 1, lxgm, CNY' 3, Pep Club 1, 3. U . l Au,,1l1ofY iam 112' A, , AMBITION: Mud-Slinger in Amon. .oebfne .1 Pluloon wedges 1' T Goof 5 be SQ L ' . T0 UONA MW aw- 47 r O some R Pvt. James L. Strange Handsome Basketball l, 25 Soccer 2, 3, 4 BBVC 45 Auxiliary Club 'l, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Office l, 2, 3, 45 Junior Homecoming Champs 3, AMBITION: Just marry. Pvt. Philip J. Vaccaro M!Sgt. Thimios V. Thimiogianis Greek Football 1, 2, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3. 4: Auxiliary Club 1, Cpl. James F. Tonella 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, MilitorY 11 1, Merit Ribbon 3, Class President 2, Tesly Vice President 3, Attendance Rib- Basketball 1, BBVC 4, Auxiliary bon 2, Club 'l, 2. AMBITION: To be happy. AMBITION: Sell used tennis shoes Yo-Yo Lips KDC 3, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ross Lancers 1, 2, 3, Attend- ance Ribbon 1, 2, American Legion Baseball. AMBITION: President of Yo-Yo- Lips, Inc. at Hodiamont and Easton. M!Sgt. James R. Vogelsang llvogll Track 2, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 'l, 3. AMBITION: To do the will of God. 2nd Lt. William W. Walsh llBiIIll Football 2, Guidon 4, KDC 2, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Religion Medal 4, Military Merit Ribbon 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Science Club 4, Engi- neers' Club 4, Elzear Grenadiers 3, 4, Ross Lancers l, 2, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Guards Platoon 1, Class Secretary 2, Attendance Ribbon 1, Choral Speech 'l. AMBITION: Electrical Engineer. M!Sgt. Thomas H. Vagnino Sgt. Anthony G. Tummirlello llTonyll KDC 2,3, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 1, Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 'l, 2, Ross Lancers 'l, Guards Pla- toon 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Medal 1. AMBITION: Accountant. enio llvcgll KDC 2, Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, Guards Platoon l, 2, Class Officer l. AMBITION: To raise 'l2 children. Sgt. Richard G. Weidner Weids Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, KDC 2, BBVC 4, Baseball 'l, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3. AMBITION: Have everyone be proud of Florissant, The Valley of Flowers. Lt. Lawrence E. Worms lIKidll ill 'l, 2, 45 Basketball I, 27 45 Auxiliary Club I, 2, 3, Honor Roll I, 2, Religion Medal Color Guard 2, 3: Class Offi- r 35 Attendance Ribbon 'l. MBITION: X Lieutenant in the ISAF. ' ' .' , 'i.,7,'g Lx I 'LL p,1uZY,..74f.A4.Z 958 Cpl. Jeffrey A. Wiener Iljeffll Football lg Track 1, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, Pep Club I, Choral Club 'l, 2, 3, A, Class Secretory 2. AMBITION: To be a mermaid like McKee. I 2nd Lf. Frank J. Windler lIRebll BBVC 4, Choral Club 3, 4, Engi neers' Club 4, Guards Platoon 4, Legion of Mary 4. AMBIIIONZ Lawyer. 2nd Ui Peferlq Z T 0cl, 'va ' 'mm , 2, Sf ff Gr 21 ,CDC re,,m.s G 'Won Club 21 31 4, P 7, 2 3' Bgv ' Can, 2en Cfub , 3, 4- C 4. era Glu l. G Z , H , 4U 'l 1, 'he sllwds ml f fini' Rolllmlwy M!Sgt. Philip W. Wilhouk Farmer Football 2: Sports Manager 35 El zear Grenadiers 3, Senior Home coming Champs 4. AMBITION: U.S. Ambassador ti Mars. ess 0 gl ee, I I, , 4Ms1r,oNfdMsQ:?:,:e Liszt cfui, ' ayor 3, 5 of of Fe 'gusonl I . I I . ,,iV' ' I f is is I . - 5 t,-,- 5 1 3. Thomas Sexton Anthony Meyer Daniel Pfister 1940-1957 1940-1957 1940-1956 RIP RIP RIP A8 ?. x BIGGEST CHARACTER Richard Schwun 'N QF, f' 'I'-1' Q E4 f, s ,D 1 ww-'V Quueresv ser-non: ff NI' Jack Buechner 4 V XX f I I ,4 I i K 'fQQg5,i AUTO W A ' X fs PA RTS EPAIR S xy WILDEST DRIVER Bob GrelIner MOST AMBITIOUS SENIOR BEST SENIOR ATHLETE Bob Alfemeyer Dick Musical MOST COMPLEY I-UBRICATQN T Q JAI3 :N T036 woggg if --f .. 4 ' -9? I EI v if 's -34, 50 X 1958 Senior Poll BEST SENSE OF HUM Mr. Klemm Sf? ff I-' YZ' 'inf XJ Na 3 I QNX 32,25 MOST POPULAR SENIOR Jim Miftino isdn I - 'Y 'E Q ui 4-I A , 43 .N ,fa ' I L X I fiff W M3140 f Qs f-I I 1 ,117 X I Ill 6' lr I j' Mr Mg!! BEST SENIOR STUDENT BIGGEST DRAG WITH FACULTY Jim Mercurio George Giltincn BEST DRESSED SENIOR 4 BEST DANCER Bill OM Leslie Boll ,A W ono'nv NAv: l 'nuuo 'ro 51 ,ff 'fl N l 4525 JL xx .M f f. :Q 1--S, is 77 'ei' Q, - , A . , Km bxffw- VA ws-. ki , 'T ,X him ' 'iv ' ' ' '7 V , ,.h. , ,, A Af x.. iM fig f . A ,M , ,,,, SE, ,M 1- I lbw f W , f f ' .gd Ui I -w A ,Ui Q f 7 v 1' FY' W',-, ea-xgggkfmigffggiifdvew, 'G il 5 L3 , N W4 A , .. x WL, .. A Q' 9 f', 6 Q ' X A ,:,.si-QQ f . I ' t 'M L' f N?Qi?f',Y f'Wiq ?:fiffQa A Q., V Li , , , ,, M, W ,., ,JIM , ,xi an A A, fd A Q. , , K 4 ,Q A 'V ,QL Q H ,A K' K ., , , I -b, , , Q K . 'L ,X J I - -1 X.. V T, 3 , is , '4 f,i-swF95?,i54-fW x Y Q A - ,L K K, V K FF, I ,M VI, A., I 'f' K K 5-I .K ka it ,Mk K ikk ffwkll' JK W W ,K 5'-'WL 9 3 A fx I X w as- . k ' M ' ,K 'Y-Q 1:55 A1 - K my -gf, ,wg - Q Q, Q .Q M sg ...,., i ' WDM- 2'f' fli a - M 14 K! 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K 5 18 kwa 8 K Q N- lt it r sl N QE Bruce Bauer Jerome Berni Ted Boller Clinton Clark, Student Council Dave Condren Kosta Dedo Arden Fahning Roger Fanetti Thomas Farley George Geis Paul Gera Clark Harman, S William Heisse Kenneth Hoelker William Huber tudent Council Junior 210 55 Harold Jones Richard Judd Roy Klostermann John Kochanski, President James Lammers Kevin Larson Patrick McDonough James Monika, Vice President Don Mulick James O'Rourke Cyril Ostendorf James Pelchman Paul Poelzl Jerome Pogorzelski Charles Sapienza Vincent Scuzzo, Secretary Albert Toczylowski Treasurer Robert Voigt Michael Willett '3 X - f :yew X ws Q . QQ' -f Q we Q ff John Kuchar, Secretary Robert La Rose James Lawton Michael Lorenz James McGuire Michael McKeone Lester Muckerman David Mudd Garrett O'Connell John O'Connell John Pils Robert Price Richard Reichardt David Rengel Robert Roseman Thomas Schulze, Treasurer Albert Streit Richard Taylor Richard Thebeau Frederick Torizzo John Wrobel, President ,X R, is 3 . G A ew 'Qt W t PS? ' K 'ii x 5 H t 8 Wg 'ix . ix J 7 ? ,5':5ESiT5 fi: ' - ff 1 T 5' K -A . A A , Q - Junior 303 George Beishir Cort Bick, Student Arthur Delhougne Richard Diviney Gerald Ehnes William Federhofer Thomas Fichter Jerry Fitzpatrick Richard Flynn, Vice John Hallrer Thomas Hoff Donald Huber Joseph Joller David Kinealy Glenn Kruse Council -President 56 , ,SQ - Q 5 a ef ffl? F we '3 ' we A4 s X John Arado Robert Barnicle Dennis Bielicki Joseph Bogard James Butler, Sfudeni Council Thomas Claypool Allen Colombo Joseph Dawson Jerry England, Secretary Thomas Fifzgerald David Grafl Arthur Hackman , 1 , f . T Junior km 309 SQ, ' ,f 'lirv if 'P1 W' ,,,. 4 -if ii 1 il x 'wif iw Qi vi M ,r -l F .x 'ie' 2 57 Charles Hennemeyer Joseph Indelicato Leland Kent Philip King Gerald Krause, Trea SUYEI' Michael Leonard, President Thomas McGinn Hampden Mepham, Robert Morrell Thomas Nolan Philip Nosor David Roby Michael Ross John Sunfrup Alois Unger Philip Weber Vice-President gi we me A i M -:sm W wx Y 3' John Heiseler, President Joseph Johnson Kevin Kelly William Laughlin William McCarthy David Medcalf John Meyer David Mueller David Novak Jerry Rhomberg Elmer Rosenthal Frank Ruggeri James Schicker, Sergeant-at-Arms James Sinner, Vice-President Jerome Soukup Thomas Titus William Vieth Junior 404 6-,,,.?: 2- ff -: any . .tefrviil A Q51 gvrsgsgfzs 5 55 , . - 51599: HEEL :uiqfg V .et-wg 'f rtfwkiii' 'Ishii -5:2-.f 'f . , ' I .:,,x..:a-ft, , ,-:talk ..,: ,- ew ? ,.::, - Qi gg:-?'z:f4Ee: Mu: .,.. f fL.,5L'fs5 1,552 .15 ' '- . ,i- 7 , 1-fli-gf' Barry Adelstein, Treasurer Jerry Brown William Burke Edwin Casey Jack Doerr, Secretary Dennis DuFrenne Frank Emma Gerald Fagin Dan Ferry, Student Council Barry Fitzgerald Tom Francis Oleein Fritz James Garthoeffner 58 William Benhardf Robert Benner Thomas Birkel John lolla Lawrence Borgard Don Brinkman Maheo Coco James Conners James Deister William Eigel, President James Hennenhoefer Don Kassing, Siudent Council Junior 405 59 Russell Kelly, Vice-President Harry Koenig Philip Krallman Carl Marlock James Miller, Treasurer Edward Nash, Secretary William Niere John Norris Francis Russell Kenneth Sassenralh Robert Smerek Richard Turpin Charles Venegoni Ronald Volk Wayne Willenbrock J. My ,H LW ff Iophomore 102 K Ufkq 0'VVY A . 'rq' as ,ies C iff75fQ , , , :.,,!. ,. H .k-kh I if . A- M., . r F L Z l :get J is sf- fs X ll W .SQ ji' wi ff? C . X g M 1 in K K Top Row: David Amacher, John Berra, Kenneth Bini, James Collum, Paul Cordes, Frederick Dashman, Harry Doerer, Richard Foshage. Second Row: Dana France, Francis Frankowski, Don- ald Galli, John Goedeke, Ronald Hilbert, John Hoffman, Mark Holzhauer, Thomas Hunsaker. Third Row: Ronald Jaudes, Edward Karst, Joseph Kiely, Edward Knoll, Charles ladd, John 'WF ig gs , f ig T i A BY -ep .:ff:. WIWN J A ' S - 2 fs ss.- . . , , Lernbeck, Michael Loftus, Mitchoel Lyons. Fourth Row: Henry Mannle, James McDowell, Lawrence Meyers, John Nelson, Robert O'Brien, John Parlow, David Paul, John Poelzl. Bottom Row: John Reiger, Elzear Rohan, William Ryan, Bruce Stammer, Thomas Steiert, William Stuhlman, John Titus, Robert VanDillen. Class Officers KENNETH BINI, President JOHN POELZL, Vice-President CHARLES LADD, Secretary ROBERT O'BRlEN, Treasurer JOSEPH KIELY, Student Council Representative 1 :Yi VW ,Q 4 1 f fain We - Q ' K V. ,g,.. ,,, Q 1': it to V 7 11 m f .V W, .. i vi -, -16,33 , to Y wr' I 5 Top Row: Richard Batek, Michael Borgard, Kenneth Butler, Donald Dobernic, Wilfred Dulle, Ronald Groll, Frank Gruber, John Harbaugh. Second Row: Vincent Heiker, Robert Hoel- scher, James Huelster, George lggens, John Kelly, Arthur Koenig, W. James Lutz, Harold McDonald. Third Row: Arthur Sophomore 306 MQ A 'vi ..,- 1 t McManus, Richard Migliore, Murray Olsen, Willard Phelps, Stephen Pieschel, Edwin Rau, James Renschen, Joseph Ring Fourth Row: James Roach, Charles Roeckle, John Roussin Robert Schmiehausen, Carl Stieb, James Stuecken, Walter Trost Beniamiq Volk. Bottom Row: Dennis Volz, John Zufall. 1 I Class Officers STEPHEN PIESCHEL, President, Student Council Representative MURRAY OLSEN, Vice-President HAROLD MC DONALD, Secretary JAMES LUTZ, Treasurer JAMES RENSCHEN, Sergeant-at-Arms Sophomore 307 .2 ' . ,,.. . .. ,,,. - f . , - s' ,:S-::sHQ?:- .- -5 -Ei?: :- -FE 32:55.22 ZE':: --eil' - ,, . A K ...,, - T f. L - 2 f N .gg .. . .. ,..,,.. ,.vo . .er . ies? Top Row: John Ahearn, Peter Barth, David Bond, James Con- way, John Cusamano, Michael Duffy, John Edleson, Robert Falk. Second Row: Gary Garrison, David Hess, Daniel Hogan, Ted Humme, John Hunter, Ronald Karst, Thomas Kilper, Richard Kolodgie. Third Row: Paul LaGreek, Thomas Martin, Gary McCaw, Louis Melo, William Monahan, William Moran, Anthony T Nw, V ,M R S or im T.. if W ga C' ,ii to-,,e to fe ,.,5,,,,,, og 1M 3.g:tf., q f 1 3' S. '1 2 ms ' 1 ,:.g': ,,!5e, , HF 'im as TFT 7 N 2 Pelchman, James Redd. Fourth Row: Thomas Richard, Donald Riesmeyer, Wayne Roth, Paul Ryan, John Schneideriohn, Robert Siemer, Richard Smith, Richard Stock. Bottom Row: Alan Sweeney, James Taszarek, Robert Twele, Robert Waters, Donald Winter. Class Officers JAMES REDD, Presidenf ROBERT SIEMER, Vice-President ANTHONY PELCHMAN, Secretary DAVID BOND, Treasurer JAMES TASZAREK, Student Council Representative Sophomore 401 Top Row: Robert Benz, Richard Block, James lolte, Harry Brindell, James Brown, John Carmody, Alan Casey, Eugene Cronk. Second Row: Pat Dennely, George Deutschmann, John Diggins, Jamex Frieda, Thomas Giovanni, Robert Glarner, Edward Hagelstein, Joseph Harrington. Third Row: John Harwood, Joseph Kelley, Arthur LaGare, James Leonard, Class Officers JAMES LEONARD, President PAUL TEMME, Vice-President JOHN CARMODY, Treasurer THOMAS GIOVANNI, Secretary ' ROBERT GLARNER, Student Council Representative 63 Stephen Metzger, Francis Muehling, James Muth, Jerry Nel- lesen. Fourth Row: Raymond Pfeiffer, Kenny Reinhart, Charles Siebert, Paul Temme, Thomas Tenholder, Dean Thompson, Charles Tines, Michael Weber. Bottom Row: Jerry Weir, John Whalen, James Whaley, Michael Zerillo. ' wx an ., L, P ophomore 403 -L b:QE 5 Q a s Jr. Js s l ssse S WX, Q is ,,..:. I A : - zlu . 1.'E: In .M . . ,,.:.,. .zg .k::A.:,. j 'y . Y . R ,:q I W , 3 1 gf .H ' -fwsseze 1 gf., . .. -: - I Q iw' ritz 5 'ex .SLM . .. I Top Row: Richard Bax, Arthur Betleiewslci, Thomas Blong, Aus- tin Brennan, John Brennan, Russell Bull, Nicholas Congemi, Robert Conley. Second Row: James Cummiskey, Thomas Heis- ler, Michael Hennessy, Perry Hichew, Thomas Holmes, Peter Houghton, Edward Howie, Timothy Kersens. Third Row: Carl Knocks, Roger Krusnicki, Bernard Kuenz, Lawrence Mazzucca, s James Mittler, James Moll, Michael Moore, Michael Murphy. Fourth Row: John Nischwitz, Ronald Pfeiffer, John Pohl, Joseph Ponciroli, Peter Rohrich, Earl Scalet, John Schramm, Dennis Schumann. Bottom Row: George Silvey, Charles Steib, Nicholas Talluto, William Tramel, Sam Urzi, Thomas Vaccaro, Raymond Valentine, James Wind. Class Officers CHARLES STEIB, President JOHN POHL, Vice-President JAMES WIND, Treasurer JOSEPH PONCIROLI, Secretary PERRY HICHEW, Sergeant-at-Arms DENNIS SCHUMANN, Student Council Representative i M is 5 Sophomore 406 ,kk ZV: , .:.. .H sv I iq' C o o o. o o o L T L oo o T Mi o is , : ' -.F so wp 1, ,1,-. ,. X i ii x. Lf ,, , V! Er tgzlh is ff V Pew i oofo P :,. A r Top Row: John Archer, Donald Ahrens, Paul Bellon, Anthony Borie, Vincenf Correnfi, Roberi Curry, Dennis Delorgy, John Ebeling. Second Row: Paul Fehlig, Roberi Gruelker, Jomes Holer, John Hough, Thomas Jersa, Ronald Kaufmann, Gory Kimmick, John Kopfer. Third Row: George Laurence, Thomas Layton, Thomas Malecek, Gory McDonald, Wilfred Meyer, James Class Officers JOHN HOUGH, Presidenf GARY MC DONALD, Vice-Presidenl ANTHONY BORJE, Secrefary VINCENT CORRENTI, Treasurer EUGENE WATTS, Sfudenf Council Represenfafive Er, C 0 , ,L Vqbll sr,, i fi 'in-. M K ,Q ss 'U' 1. 1 T s will 5-M xiii? 'Hx oz, ff C ,if F C 5 Moore, Joseph Nardoni, Gene Pfeffer. Fourih Row: John Reilly, Anfhony Ribaudo, Charles Robertson, Gerard Sandweg, Thomas Schulte, John Smerek, Jerry Sironge, Roland Taikowski. Boitom Row: Thomas Timmerberg, William Unash, Carl Wag- ner, Eugene Watts. --KA . . si, as Qs Freshman - Library Eg o in x.,,..,, 7552555 I - ' 5 . lk - 3 ,mf f gg ' :Marisa f r ' H..':,::i ' Ts.. . ' l.f7:?',Q5? f.,.fiffi7 -. .. ' -A . ' K it A I - f I g 1-N-:-' -'I :-1-MT ,.,c.i'lsx1'ssEf.:f,. :le -:Ls 1 . W YQZSEAEFE4-fr-if m,A. ' S 1 'J I ff f I rssrs , J s 8 ,.:5Q. 1sRg1,Lrs:. Q Klk A ,.L. . .. r,,.. ,XM I -. 5 .L,L: , .V .,,. Ji F ., ,ip-----f F , . 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H ,,.Q L .. . : . ,,,. zznn laws . ' -, ' , i '- s I fiiix., Top Row: Edward Barrow, John Bascom, John Brooks, James Clavin. Louis Coco, Ronald Cognac, Michael Condit, John Day. Second Row: Walter Day, Joseph Dobrinic, Eugene Federhofer, Alvin Fennewald, Dennis Fitzgerald, Thomas Fox, Daniel Gabris, John Geraghty. Third Row: Jere Goldschmidt, Robert Golsong, Donald Hoppe, Robert Howard, Michael Indelicato, Paul Jost, .. .Q y o - A ,J as A , D I Robert Judd, James King. Fourth Row: Thomas Knox, Edward Leahy, Norbert Leahy, Nicholas Lesinski, Richard Marsh, Francis McHenry, Dennis Mclntyre, James Prow. Bottom Row: David Sanders, Robert Schleinat, William Schultz, Richard Simon, Frederick Steurer, Stephen Walden, William Watts. Class Officers NORBERT LEAHY, President MICHAEL INDELICATO, Vice-President JAMES PROW, Secretary WILLIAM WATTS, Treasurer JERE GOLDSCHMIDT, Student Council Representative FRANCIS MC HENRY, Student Council Representative il ein Freshman 302 s, sset wi D 'f '2-' , J .. J 1 :f' 2 '1:-:V . S r ,',. ' AIA , if 1 r - , i s . ss . 4 , Z qq ' J' H 5 J J - .l-- ,J , 5 ' h 1 S, W h I J , V , . ,.:.: y, :,1:: : -. L Top Row: Roger Ammann, Paul Bannes, David Barton, Michael Belloli, Wayne Bryant, Thomas Bytnar, Jerome Cochran, John Coughlin. Second Row: Daniel Cuddy, Thomas Doerr, William Duffe, Chester Fabian, William Farrell, Charles Floyd. Barth- olomew Freihaut, John Geers. Third Row: Brian Graft, Mich- ael Johnson, Walter Kratzer, Robert Kuenz, David Kunz, John Class Officers GLENNON NENNINGER, President DENNIS REARDON, Vice-President PAUL BANNES, Secretary DAVID BARTON, Treasurer MICHAE JOHN PUTMAN, Student Co L JOHNSON, Student Council Representative uncil Representative 69 f .ryr .sw McGrath, Glennon Nenninger, Alan Pahl. Fourth Row: Peter Palumbo, John Peckham, Robert Portell, John Putman, Dennis Reardon, Michael Reizer, David Roltoslxy, Walter Ruck. Bottom Row: James Savin, Gary Schaeffer, Eugene Schildknecht, Robert Stephens, Thomas Wharton, Joseph Williams, Robert Willman. Freshman 304 :' , 3' I n ,.:' i X I-af 5 ' ' H- ff, M, Kin' L- .. ,y -ss , au' .. g , .. : .f rg,-. . ,, 55,3 I: , I i ii 5 , Q I If -- f- A JW. .,, 3 .sf-'zaivcf six-Y.s'f-:fs M lii iis, ,- qi I 4 433' -44,115-1 ' Top Row: lawrence Aldridge, Robert Bentrup, John Butler, Donald Ceresia, William Deck, Peter Diani, Gerald Dunn, Henry Farris. Second Row: Richard Francis, Edward Gallagher, Renard Gruner, Joseph Hanneken, Robert Hatele, Richard Hen nenhoeter, Edward Holthaus, Thomas Jenkins. Third Row. Richard Keenoy, James Kniest, Terrence Knox, Patrick Leonard 1 Michael Mueller. O'Brien, Rafferty, VanDille McCotter, Joseph Mimlitz, Roman Mitulski, Richard Fourth Row: Robert Mues, Paul Novelly, George James O'Shea, Anthony Pallo, Joseph Phelan, James Donald Sager. Bottom Row: Ronald Unash, Richard n, Gerald Wienstroer, John Wilkins, William Wilson. Class Officers MICHAEL MC COTTER, President RICHARD VAN DILLEN, Vice-President WILLIAM DECK, Secretary LAWRENCE ALDRIDGE, Treasurer TERRENCE KNOX, Sergeant-at-Arms JOHN BUTLER, Student Council Representative I Freshman 308 Top Row: Eugene Baker, Timothy Berra, Michael Beriani, John Beth, Sfuarf Brown, Barry Connelly, John Casio, Sammy Del- lario. Second Row: Sebasiian DiFranco, Edward Doheriy, Dar- win DuPuis, John Eigel, Keith Eilermann, Philip Erranfeparrino, Michael Former, John Flynn. Third Row: Alan Fuchs, John Garagnani, Richard Juudes, Roberi Kreufz, Joseph Lawler, John ael McTierman, Thomas Mooney. Fourfh Row: Moore, Myles Mulligan, Dennis O'Connor, Dominic Pol- Iizzi, Price, James Rancilio, John Rayhawk, John Reidel- berger. Boiiom Row: Terrence Rielly, Benjamin Sabato, Daniel Schrodf, James Schumann, Bernard Sinner, John Vieth, Ben- iamin Weslenberge r. . ' ! . ,1 ', Class Officers , X af' Nj. 5 , ll 5 1 j r RICHARD JAUDES, Presidenf ,' Y JOHN FLYNN, Vice-Presidenf JOSEPH LAWLER, Secreiary BERNARD SINNER, Treasurer BENJAMIN SABATO, Sfudent Council Represenfufive 7I ,. r u 4 O-' 1 1- I C i rj, iam! P I 'l H ,Q fag j 3 , 5' 'Z .1 .ss-a - f Es? .X ,, .f , 'F' 4 , ' . it L , 3 f ui .V- 5 iz 2 .af:i'i .. 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Dashman T. DeClue, K. Dedo, J. Diggins, James Doerr, John Doerr, M. Duffy, D. Dupuis, R. Flynn, B. Freihaut J. Frieda, J. Galkowski, D. Garrison, H. Geraghty, D. Graft, K. Haselhorst, C. Hennemeyer, J. Hogan J. Johnson, T. Hughes, P. Jost, T. Karpel, E. Karst, J. Kelly, W. Klein, C. Knocks, R. Krasnicki, P. LaGreek M. Leonard, C. Marlock, J. May, J. McGuire, R. Meyer, R. Millard, D. Mueller, G. Mueller, D. Mulick T. Nolan, D. Noonan, P. Noser, G. O'Connell, D. Paridy, J. Pelchman, R. Portell, M. Reizer, D. Rengel E. Rohan, K. Sassenrath, T. Schulte, C. Simon, J. Sinner, R. Smythe, A. Sonntag, B. Stammer, R. Steiert James Strange, Jerry Strange, R. Swift, J. Taszarek, J. Temme, P. Temme, T. Tenholder, J. Titus, W. Tramel R. VanDillen, R. Werner, P. Wilhauk, M. Willett, L. Worms, P. Zimmerman. A COMPANY HEADQUARTERS-Seated: Cadets lst Lieut. Frank Martin, Executive Officer, Capt. Anthony Gauvin, Company Commander, 2nd Lieut. James Temme, Pla- toon Leader. Standing: Cadets 2nd Lieut. Thomas Hughes, Platoon Leader, 2nd Lieut. John May, Platoon Leader, lst Sgt. Wil- liam Eigel. vor FIRST BATTALION STAFF-Seated: Cadets Mai. Jack Buechner, Executive Officer, Lt. Col. William Otten, Bat- talion Commander, Mai. William Klein, S-'l. Standing: Cadets Capt. James Mercurio, S-4, Mai. Thomas Kaiser, S-3, MfSgt. Barry Emge, Battalion Sergeant Maior. r r f 1 'wmv R S me . X K U, Q 1 href:-:X u 'fah - A I ,Neff -2. Q was . Q: S. , L, SE f. 5 -.Qsiv-y 'A 13, Q13 QQ xii M ,251 K .. 1 ,::,i- A-33 .. X .i.:.+i,,, , HY if wg we as ik wif 1 EW We gg f My Y- ,, 2 6 A EL L ,V , X ' Z W , E l 1 E X X K K W Lk T! K x . v 'Q .. . ' M P w 1' ' ' Wm --1 .... 1 ,X , . , ,J A. in 4 'K P y H., 4-.Q n M-ww- B COMPANY PERSONNEL-J. Ahearn, M. Alcorn, K. Belcher, J. Bender, R. Benz, R, Benner, C. Berra, W. Bertke, T. Birkel, H. Brindell, J. Brown, M. Canziani, T. Comer, J. Connizzo, J. Connors, P. Cox, H. Doerer, F. Connelly, W. Dulle, T. Fichter, G. Foley, R. Frese, G. Giltinan, R. Glarner, R. Grellner, J. Harrington, J. Harwood, D. Hobart, W. Holmes, S. Holthaus, J. Hough, R. House, J. Kelly, R. Kelly, T. Kersens, B. Kuenz, J. Larson, W. Laughlin, J. Linhares, W. Lough, T. Martin, W. McCarthy, H. McDonald, J. Mittino, K. Mitulski, J. Moore, D. Mueller, J. Norris, Terry O'Brien, Tim O'Brien, J. O'Rourke, C. Ostendort, W. Otten, P. Poelzl, T. Pudlowski, J. Rabbitt, D. Reardon, D. Reinhart, J. Remstedt, A. Ribaudo, D. Riesmeyer, M. Roddy, M. Romer, F. Ruggeri, G. Sondweg, E. Scalet, J. Sheridan, R. Siemer, J. Smerek, C. Steib, G. Steinman, A. Streit, R. Swift, N. Talluto, R. Thompson, T. Titus, A. Toczylowski, J. Tonella, T. Voccaro, W. Vieth, W. Walsh, P. Weber, R. Willenberg, R. William. B COMPANY HEADQUARTERS-Seated: Cadets 2nd Lieut. Michael Romer, Platoon Leader, Capt. Timothy Dolan, Company Commander, 'Ist Lieut. Richard -Smythe, Executive Officer. Standing: Cadets 2nd K..---Q Lieut. Paul Cox, Platoon Leader, 2nd Lieut. William Walsh, Platoon Leader, lst Sgt. Jack Kochanski. Added to teaching aids in ROTC is the tactics board being viewed by Sgt. Harold Hedges, Cadet Lieut. Robert Hahn, Sgt. Ben Heath and Cadet Col. John Rabbitt. 5 , 55,4 0 QW Qu 0 0 ll 3 K .. . A-, Q M . 44 F i 0 5 x D I 5? l X X 1, A.. f V .1 ' .V K Q fl' f ' nv ' x I ' 5, 9 1 R fl 'X 'Er ' ' - . ' ' 'Q Hi. it Q ' ' q. , 3 . . as . A -' n e . , . X., . .' 5. gf v 4 5 ' Qf ' E A ' , 1 ' .Q A -Sw H - L' ' ' if K . i H! J 1- X um fe' o in w ' ' Q fk 3 ' s.: KT ' 2 1 L' '- Me ,K , gs in . M : , . 5 0 Q: 13 1 dw' 3 Ski al' L' I 'Da .C . 5, 'K' 0 1 , Q ' ' g , A ,.- i' O O .H . , , . ,X X 4 X V , 1 ' X Q . X' ,, . q -Q ' N 2 p ' 3 was f 5' , Q S Q u A in A in ' fx ' A 4 r ' - ' ' 5. X' , 'K as 1 K P K R Q ' I A ' g' 4 1 A N 1 il 1 L Q -1 fi ,- im.: .gay '9 ' 5 C COMPANY PERSONNEL: R. Aschenbrenner, M. Belloli, G. Benoist, D. Bielicki, C. Blatz, T. Blong L. T. E. R. J. G W. P. R. Father Kieras, CBC Chaplain, blesses the new Regimental Colors before they are presented to the Corps of Cadets at the Fall Boll, J. Bolte, T. Brunnert, E. Casey, A. Casey, J. Cochran, E. Cronk, J. Curtin, D. Dee, D. DeLargy Doerr, J. Ebeling, J. Edleson, F. Eggering, B. Emge, F. Emma, G. Esker, R. Falk, W. Feclerhofer Federhofer, T. Francis, G. Geis, V. Grattigna, J. Guccione, A. Hackman, M. Hadican, W. Heisse Hennenhoefer, J. Hoffman, D. Hoppe, P. Houghton, W. Huber, J. Hunter, A. Judd, F. Kaufmann Kehr, D. Kinealy, J. Kochanski, P. Krallman, W. Kratzer, G. Krause, J. Kuchar, J. Lembeck, M. Lyons Mason, G. McKee, H. Mepham, W. Meyer, R. Migliore, W. Montgomery, T. Moran, R. Morrell, C. Muckler Mueller, R. Mues, R. Musial, R. Muth, C. Nahlik, G. Nenninger, D. Novak, R. O'Brien, D. O'Loughlin O'Neal, A. Pahl, P. Palumbo, D. Paul, F. Pellegrini, L. Perry, R. Pfeiffer, J. Reiger, J. Reilly, T. Schulze Schwan, R. Stock, J. Thebeau, T. Thimiogianis, J. Williams, J. Winkelmonn. C COMPANY HEADQUARTERS-Seated: Cadets 'lst Lieut. Roger Aschenbrenner, Executive Officer, Capt. Timothy O'Brien, Company Commander, 2nd Lieut. Gerald Steinman, Platoon Leader. Standing: Cadets lst Sgt. John Wrobel, 2nd Lieut. James Schomaker, Platoon Leader, 2nd Lieut. Thomas Maher, Platoon Leader. Open House, October 13, 1957. 1n 1 I I NNWNQ Y , Q2 ,., gg? .W SY if 45 Q an :W ,gif -1 iw www 3 F Ml 4? ' 3 25.1 Q Q A Q - . H S 1 , ,335 , A 'ELSE I .h f M . X 1 ni? K A 5 ' W - 3 KEESLQNESQ ,,q,,.N pgs, are F? a S 1 iii 5 ww ' Sd ss, ws: 5, X a ,f it 5 K Q 8553453 F image wi . FE 'TGA Q ,l 47 ik fix? ff is K s 'K H., 4' if i i? 2 1 is S . if v 1 P .. 'Y-. W ,, 'QQ X .X ' x f 57 . Q iVxAL -.v, K Q - x h ,X F M ? E , -5 at , 3 5' sl' H . 5 sk X Q Fx 95- at il N S W . fzf Q gg, F, .wf - . :M 1 Q ,Q NSA 5 Jr Q5 'gk Sf .w, w? elf .w- X iw- lw, ff3 x ' -Eff 5 F, as -4. ' 'F ? if ' Q X, 37,5 W ZPL., yy . all ' 59 Q l 2 1' Anmiih f Company 5 R six X a xl ,fr , in f .W -qv - A gsm. aff bhrif H I is . , 5 ,N I , ' v ',Sfqx My , fx Y ,1 fb V3 or x z F4 .-.JU is All , ,M a N, .K A x I x k A In M A NN if H lk Q! Q. X --. Q- x YQ , f 3 ----QL... il 'MOI 5-'?'?WA E COMPANY PERSONNEL-J. Berra, L. Borie, C. Bowles, J. Brennan, J. Brooks, James Brown, Jerry Brown P. Carroll, J. Clavin, N. Congemi, R. Conley, J. Conway, P. Cordes, V. Correnti, J. Coughlin, R. Cox D. Cuddy, W. Deck, S. Dellario, G. Dillon, C. Dunn, J. Eigel, C. Farley, H. Farris, P. Fehlig, C. Floyd, T. Fox R. Francis, F. Frankowski, J. Fresta, J. Garthoeffer, J. Goedeke, J. Guidry, T. Hodican, R. Hahn, R. Hefele R. Hilbert, E. Holthaus, R, Howard, D. Johnson, R. Joller, R. Kennoy, W. King, R. Kreutz, K. LaBorge C. Larson, M. Loftus, R. Mitulsi, J. Modica, J. Moll, J. Moore, R. Mueller, M. Mulligan, P. Novelly, J. O'Con: nell, D. O'Connor, A. Pallo, H. Pfountz, W. Price, J. Rafferty, D. Reardon, J. Reidelberger, C. Robertson B. Sabato, D. Sanders, E. Schildknecht, D. Schumann, J. Schumann, M. Shelton, B. Sinner, R. Stephens J. Strange, W. Stuhlmon, A. Sweeney, T. Wharton, J. Wilkins, T. Wright. E COMPANY HEADQUARTERS-Seated: Cadets Charles Monfort, Executive Officer, Capt. Donald Block, Company Commander, 2nd Lieut. John Guccione, Platoon Leader. Standing: Cadets lst Sgt. Steven Harman, 2nd Lieut. David Reardon, Platoon Lead- er, 2nd Lieut. Robert Hahn, Platoon Leader. MfSgt. William Gilmore explains techniques of Field Stripping to some interested cadets. 1 1 1 1 u, 'T I In xxrfrf V ,Wi if ' bv' I ww 'WRX we Q .. - mi bl Si ps Q sg X W Q QQ Q-.gy 1 gm,Q?1'2j1Sw'..Ef-gxxs we wx' wf gf 'I I i r M! N Hump tl? mm. , MU. , sy -agar N' an-qsgw w u ummm! 'W T as ' Q M- 'H in n i 3 Q?fg:1 45 14 ,W Q we 3 ' Q ' Q 'Q Q Ai. 3 QQ 4 s-sw.-hui' . . 7' ww..-1. 1-,,-.ly 5,41 1, W, aw., Q3 lsysgxi Wifi W 5' was F COMPANY PERSONNEL-L. Aldridge, E. Baker, J. Banden, P. Bannes, J. Bascom, B. Bauer, R. Bax G. Beishir, J. Carr, M. Casey, D. Ceresia, J. Collum, B. Connelly, J. Costa, P. Diani, E. Doherty, P. Errante parrino, R. Fanetti, W. Farrell, R. Feldhaus, T. Fitzgerald, J. Flynn, A. Fuchs, D. Gabris, D. Galli, J. Geers J. Geraghty, R. Guelker, J. Halker, S. Harman, P. Higgins, F. Hume, T. Jenkins, J. Kelly, T. Kilper J. Kniest, Terry Knox, Tim Knox, J. Krater, C. Ladd, J. Lawler, E. Leahy, H. Leddon, P. Leonard, H. Mannle G. Mazzuca, J. McDonough, M. McTierman, L. Meyers, C. Monfort, T. Mooney, J. Morris, J. Mozelewski F. Muehling, D. Muth, J. L'Shea, G. Pfefter, R. Pfeiffer, J. Phelan, J. Peolzl, J. Pogorzelski, J. Putman J. Rayhawk, T. Rielly, R. Rombauer, C. Schmitt, D. Schrodt, M. Selsor, T. Steiert, E. Streit, J. Stucken T. Toolen, R. Unash, B. Westenberger, F. Windler, H. Wuest, M. Zerillo. F COMPANY HEADQUARTERS-Sealed: Cadets 'lst Lieut. David Kuchar, Platoon Leader, Capt. John Krater, Company Com- mander, 2nd Lieut. Daniel Hennessy, Pla- toon Leader. Standing: Cadets 2nd Lieut. Frank Windler, Platoon Leader, 2nd Lieut. Frank Donnelly, Platoon Leader, 'lst Sgt. James Monika. MfSgt. Edward Menker demonstrates to Cadet Officers present, proper maneuvering to avoid obscuring mop in teaching Map Reading. 85 1 .gs in K X J X KF ' X K . f .sf . ,: . on . , M.. ,.,. ,. , .NM ,ss of B w,,,,..w1w .. , rv Front Row: Michael Borgard, Daniel Dee, Donald Block, Robert Hahn, Charles Nahlik. Second Row: Denis Bielicki, James Colton, Wilford Green, Thomas Bytnar, Joseph Lawler, Michael Condit, John Westen' bergcr, Clark Harman. Third Row: Jerry Brown, Ted Moll, John Brooks, Paul Littleton, Craig Dunn, Thomas Wright, Thomas Fox. Fourth Row: William Dillon, Charles Floyd, John Bascom, Paul Cordes, Ross Lancers Organized in 1940, the Ross Lan- cers were named atter CBC's first Professor of Military Science and Tactics, Colonel Glenn A. Ross. The aim ot this drill unit is to encourage, preserve and develop the highest ideals of the Military profession. This year the Lancers were com- manded by Captain Donald Block, assisted by Captain Daniel Dee, Ma- ior Charles Nahlik and 2nd Lt. Robert Hahn, acting as lst Lt., 2nd Lt., and lst Sgt. respectively. The unit adopt- dd a distinctive patch with crossed Iances to be worn on their uniform. Moderator SFC Benjamin Heath re- introduced such old military drills as Squads Right Into Line and Right Front Into Line. Robert Conley, Michael Casey, Charles Tines. Back Row: Ronald Unger, James Mittler, Sam Dellario, Ben Sabato, John Modica, Charles Bowles, John Goedeke, Nicholas Congemi. Absent from the Picture: William Monahan, Edward Barrow, George Berro, Kenneth Butler, Michael Moore. OFFICERS OF THE ROSS LANCERS, Left to Right: Michael Borgarcl, Guidon, C Harman, Robert Hahn, Charles Nahlik, Daniel Dee, Donald Block, Commander .. .Q if Q G COMPANY PERSONNEL-D. Amacher, P. Barth, D. Barton, G. Beile, P. Bellon, T. Berra, K. Bini D. Bond, A. Brennan, R. Bull, J. Carmody, R. Curry, J. Cusumana, T. Dee, P. Dennehy, G. Deutschmann R. Doyle, D. DuFrenne, G. Dunn, C. Fabian, G. Fagin, G. Furi, E. Gabris, P. Gera, E. Geraghty, D. Giesler T. Giovanni, J. Goelz, R. Golsong, B. Graft, G. Grewe, J. Hanneken, J. Heiseler, D. Hess, T. Honich, M. ln delicato, T. Kaiser, J. Kiely, R. Klostermann, E. Knoll, G. Kruse, D. Kuchar, A. LeGare, J. Leonard, J. Loness K. Lorson, R. Lynam, G. McDonald, M. McGrath, L. Muckerman, M. Murphy, J. Nardoni, E. Nash, J. Nelson T. O'DonneII, R. Olsen, J. Parlow, A. Pelchman, J. Prow, J. Rancilio, K. Reinhart, J. Rekart, D. Roby J. Savin, J. Schicker, M. Schlette, J. Schramm, T. Smythe, T. Timmerberg, F. Torizzo, W. Unash, R. Valentine M, Vatterott, J. Vogelsang, M. Weber, J. Whalen, J. Wiener, G. Wienstroer, J. Wind. G COMPANY HEADQUARTERS-Seated: Cadets lst Lieut. Peter O'Neal, Executive Officer, Capt. Terry O'Brien, Company Commander, 2nd Lieut. John Hoffman, Platoon Leader. Standing: Cadets 2nd Lieut. James Lilie, Platoon Leader, 2nd Lieut. John Goessling, Platoon Leocler, 'lst Sgt. Hampden Mepham. 3rd BATTALION STAFF-Seated: Cadets Mai, Henry Deeken, Executive Officer, Lieut. Col, Frank Pellegrini, Battalion Commander, Mai. Robert Altemeyer, S-'l. Stand- ing: Cadets Capt. Kenneth Perry, S-4, Mai. Edward Gabris, S-3, MfSgt, Thomas Vagnino, Battalion Ser- geant Maior. 87 H COMPANY PERSONNEL-B. Adelstein, D. Ahrens, R. Ahrens, F. Barro, J. Berni, R. Bini, M. Boehringer J. Brown, A. L. Colombo, A. P. Colombo, A. Delhougne, F. Dittmeier, J. Dobrinic, T. Dolan, D. Dressler G. Ehnes, O. Etzel, A. Fahning, M. Farmer, R. Foshage, D. France, J. Garagnani, R. Gruner, E. Hagelstein C. Heisler, D. Hennessy, W. Himmelberg, P. Hichew, K. Hoelker, J. Hoffman, D. Huber, T. Hunsaker J. Indelicato, T. Jersa, W. Johnson, J. Joller, H. Jones, G. Kimmick, W. Klein, G. Klinger, J. Lammers R. LaRose, J. Lawton, J. Lilie, C. Lorenz, T. Maher, F. Martin, M. McDonald, J. McDowell, T. McGinn F. McKeone, L. Merlo, J. Meyer, J. Mittler, T. Moll, G. Nellesen, J. Oates, J. Papin, W. Phelps, J. Pohl J. Ponciroli, R. Price, J. Reidelberger, G. Rhomberg, D. Riley, D. Rokosky, R. Rosemann, V. Scuzzo F. Steurer, J. Stone, R. Streicher, M. Sutton, J. Tenge, E. Thiele, S. Urzi, T. Vagnino, R. VanDillen C. Venegoni, R. Voigt, D. Volz, C. Wagner, W. White, J. Wrobel. H COMPANY HEADQUARTERS-Seated: Cadets 'Ist Lieut. Lawrence Worms, Execu- tive Officer, Capt. James Tenge, Company Commander, 2nd Lieut. Robert Steiert, Pla- toon Leader. Standing: Cadets 'lst Sgt. Donald Kassing, 2nd Lieut. Daniel Gar- rison, Platoon Leader, 2nd Lieut. Robert Grellner, Platoon Leader. This was way back in August when the seniors had such high hopes, some of which have come true. One of a group of hope-to-be officers in the summer Officer Candidate School. 88 1 They didn't know it but were really getting the rinks ready. ulu COMPANY PERSONNEL-R. Altemeyer, J. Arado, R. Barnicle, A. Betleiewski, R. Block, D. Block J. Bonzon, D. Brinkman, J. Butler, C. Clark, T. Claypool, D. Condren, W. Cowan, H. Deeken, C. Diel R, Diviney, W. Eigel, G. England, D. Ferry, Barry Fitzgerald, T. Fitzgerald, J. Fitzpatrick, J. Flynn, O. Fritz G. Garrison, W. Gauvin, O. Goedeke, J. Goessling, C. Guimbarda, G. Hach, J. Hennenhoefer, T. Hoff E. Howie, W. Hynes, D. Kossing, J. Kelley, P. Kenny, P. King, J. Kopfer, D. Kunz, R. Langeneckert G. Laurance, P. Littleton, J. Luby, R. Marshall, M. McCotter, J. Mercurio, J. Merker, J. Monika, J. Moore W. Moran, D. Mudd, R, Petrovic, R. Phelps, J. Pils, J. Redd, R. Reichardt, M. Ross, W. Roth, C. Sapienza J. Schneideriohn, J. Schomaker, P. Shoffner, C. Siebert, G. Silvey, L. Smith, J. Soukup, R. Stay, J. Suntrup D. Tappella, M. Uhl, A. Unger, R. Volk, E. Watts, R. Weidner, W. Willenbrock, W. Wilson, D. Winter. I COMPANY HEADQUARTERS-Seated: Cadets ist Lieut. Charles Guimbarda, Executive Officer, Capt. William Cowan, Company Commander, 2nd Lieut. John Luby, Platoon Leader. Standing: Cadets 2nd Lieut. John Merker, Platoon Leader, 'lst Sgt. Thomas O'DonneIlp 2nd Lieut. Peter Kenny, Platoon Leader. 89 JOHN KING Hood Coach CARL COOPER Guard DAVE REARDON Buck BILL MONTGOMERY Guard BILL OTTEN O Va rslt VIC GRAFFIGNA Buck TIM O'BRlEN Bock TERRY O'BRlEN Back .IOHN GUCCIONE Tackle DICK MUSIAL Co-Captain Bock as traduhon Spam us traduhon Spam us tradmon Spurut as tr OTTO ETZEL LARRY WORMS JOHN GOESSUNG D 0 BOB STEIERT l e n Guard JACK KERSTING Line Couch BOB GRELLNER RICH WEIDNER Tackle JACK BENDER GARY HACK Tackle DENIS REINHART Co-Caplain Tackle us fradlhon Splrlf IS fradlhon Splrlf IS fradlhon Splrlf IS r we b ooioc-noob 0. wt X 9 x dt -QW' xo,jx5 eos CBC x1 Si' wviloo CW' 50 so . gl C C o to -46,56 Y' b oft 50 5 C Cp 451 QVC' b ,bc CPC' xxq Wei see ev '51 o O evict be 9 669 '5 8. 'l Ro 056 '19 1957 Varsity Football Bottom Row: Dave Reardon, Carl Cooper, Bob Steiert, Bill Otten, Denis Reinhart, Dick Musial, Rich Weidner, Gary Hack, Bob Grellner, John Goessling, Jack Bender. Second Row: Les Muckerman, Mike Weber, Student Managers, John Guccione, Terry O'Brien, Tim O'Brien, Otto Etzel, Vic Graffigna, Larry Worms, Bill Montgomery, Ray Phelps, Student Manager. Third Row: Bill Eigel, Don Kassing, Charles Sapienza, Jerry England, Hank Suntrup, Bud Barro, Jim Butler, Vance Scuzzo, Dun Ferry, Jim O'Rourke. Top Row: Mr. Jack Kersting, Line Coach, Dick Flynn, Jack Kochanski, Jack Hough, Mike Nillett, Cort Bick, Bud Mepham, Gary Krause, Mike Leon Mr. John King, Head Coach. CBC 6 MCKINLEY 13 ABOVE: Ouch! RIGHT: Oops, wrong team! BELOW: Give me a 'C'. Beginning another football season and a hard one for CBC with a comparatively new team. Most of the men of last year's varsity had left the campus for college grounds. Only two of last year's undefeated and untied cham- pions, co-captains Dick Musial and Denny Reinhart, re- turned as lettermen. They outplayed themselves and did their best to bolster the others. But inexperience proved the Cadets' worst enemy. Time and again, CBC went to pay-dirt, only to lose the ball on fumbles. Two of these bungles set up both McKinley's scores. Only in the second half did the Cadet eleven seem to catch fire as they slashed and ripped their way the length of the field to score their lone six points. The game was disastrous in more ways than the loss, for from the opening contest, CBC was unable to field a team not riddled by injuries. s CBC 33 ROOSEVELT 13 In the season's second contest, our foes, the Roosevelt Rough Riders were favored. One of the reasons for this was the fact that we had lost our first game. However, that initial loss brought us to realize that while playing a good, clean game, we must also play hard. Victory in this game may be attributed partially to the fine runs made by Dick Musial, Bill Otten, and Charlie Sapienza. Just as Dick had shown his ability in the sea- son's opener, so in this second contest, he seemed to blos- som. One of the highlights of the evening was his 65 yard T. D. run. Otten's gallop was shy 'IO yards of match- ing Musial's but did pay off in a score. Finals for the evening showed CBC 33, Roosevelt 13. UPPER LEFT: Let go! Get your own ball! UPPER RIGHT: T.D.-bound. Fans in the stands. CBC 12 DUBOURG C DuBourg's team was strong last year and was suppose: to be even better this season. As a result of last season' close contest between the two teams lwe emerged victor ious, 'I4-122 it was expected that this year would be nc exception. But the Cadets, inspired by their Roosevelt win, went oi to crush the Crusaders, 12-6. Musial and Sapienza strengthened their records by do ing the scoring for us in this one, too. A highlight o this contest was Jackie Haugh's quick-kick for 60 yards. Play was rough and tumble with the men of DuBourg really pushing all the way but their best wasn't goo: enough for the King's men. ,Lui :f f l, UD' 'Q 1 , ff-wk, .W x f i '4 ' K f 49 ,-H212 X at , mg 1-A T fi! ff., . ....q?y f 4 Jfw' w 1 . In Q' N , 1 1.4 is Y 4 x,. if M ?' X5 if if I gl Q 6 'fe- ,fl 9' mi jk 1 ' ,L wr Ni f is I ws All is Q Q .. is Xwbsggss M Q N .. KS x ff N F ,a fb S if ,. 5- pg 3 Qgx A X K 5 r wk SY mmm Wim Bbq I . imx jk KL . ...zz gp +- -3-is hx 2 QS Q wsu, ,E hw at . ,W W 1 ff .- W Q Q X M W . xg Q I. -lm mi '1 ' Miwiiw- CBC 32 ASSUMPTION 34 This hard fought game, played in East St. Louis, was offensive all the way, with both teams' fullbacks scoring most of the TD's, Koutarba for As- sumption and Sapienza for the Cadets. Another of the junior members of our varsity squad unquestionably proved his worth to the team. The man in reference is Bill Eigel who cut loose for several 30 and 40 yard runs. This was one of his best, if not the best game that he has played. Co-captains, Dick Musial and Denny Reinhart, couldn't do much in this game, as Denny was in- jured and Dick was well bottled up by the Assump- tion players. Jim O'Rourke was also injured during the action of this encounter. It was the bitterness of the weather that in- fluenced the quantity of the crowd but the quality of the spirit that was present was not hampered in the least. CBC 6 UNIVERSITY CITY 20 Yes, that was the final result as the Cadets landed on the short end of the scoring. The Cadets, who after defeating SLUH, and just a week later dropping a close one to Assumption, were trying desperately to bring victory to the homecoming crowd at CBC. U. City struck pay dirt first and led from there on in. The Cadets who were trailing by 'I4 points at the half, came back to score in the third quarter on a pass from quarter-back Jackie Hough to right- end Bob Steiert for their lone tally. The Indians then put a finishing touch on the game by pushing another mate across the goal line. The Cadets thus ended their season with a record of 3 wins, 5 losses, l tie. f 'N ,f l 'S X f I ARRL . , Top Right: Bill Eigel, CBC quarterback, didn't sneak far or fast enough in this one against SLUH. Center: Bill Otten gets his man in one of the night games at home. Bottom Right: Re- member when all this started way back in the bright and sunny days of August? Stuart Brown, Joe Williams, Rick Jaudes. The Cee team saw rigorous action during the 1957 football season under the tutelage of Mr. Wil- liam Klemm. The Cees opened their season with DuBourg. Not quite in gear yet, they lost 12-O. Following this upset came the Irish of McBride. Getting into the swing of things, the Klemm-coached lads took this one, 7-0. Next came St. Mary's and another win for the Cadets, 18 - 0. The Cees continued their winning ways, taking Cleveland Public, 7 - 0. SLUH Cees broke the skein, 6 - 0. The final game against Assumption, a loss, made for a total of three wins against the same number of losses. Left to Right: Bob Portell, Tim Toolen, CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC CBC Cee Football 1957 Bottom Row: John Vieth, Stuart Brown, Joe Williams, Richard Jaudes, John Garagnani, Darwin DuPuis, James Kniest, Robert Portell, Alan Fuchs, David Rekosky, Jerome Fabian. Middle Row: Richard VanDillen, Jerome Cochran, James Prow, Timothy Knox, Terrence Knox, Joseph Phelan, Jack Oates, Timothy Toolen, John Chellis, Gordon Beile, Terry DeClue. Top Row: John Beth, Roderich Rombauer, Peter Diani, William Farrell, John Putman, Gary Schaffer, Glennon Nenninger, John Sheridan, Mario Canziani, John Brooks, Student Managerg William J. Klemm, Coach. Missing: Michael Reizer, Robert Stephens, Student Manager. DuBourg McBride St. Mary's Cleveland St. louis U. Assumption High D ' '-'Nm .um Redd, D . I onald, Charles Syeibl Dano France J on Winter, Richard Stock, Tom Schul liman' Ed H'9e'S'efn, Jim Stuecken Fredebpoilmerolil Don Ahreni. Second en Reinhart Third Ro , as man Jerr 5 . ' : Mike Joh ' Y l a '9e, .lay Titus Jim Freidq Don Ho W nson, John Bugle, J k , . ' gan, Mike He ' GC FlYHn, Jerry Cu,-fin B H wh. t nnessy. To R : . , I ite, Frank Martin, Coach John FindleYP Ow Bob Bunton, Jim Leonard, tg, Jockufdleson, Ga,-Y Mc- ow. Mike Mcconerr Tom John Kopfer, John Archer, Richard Black, Gene Vvans Tom Holmes, Wayne Rami Bees Undeieated In Eight Game eason This year's Bee team was one of the best in CBC's history. They plowed through their opponents with- out let-up, compiling an eight and zero record. Under the excellent coaching of Mr. John Findley, the team had a powerful defense to go with their strong offense. The backfield consisting of Jerry Strange at quarterback, Rich Block at fullback and Fred Dashman and Mike Leonard in the halfback slots combined power and speed for their scores. With the exception of the Ritenour game, the Cadets scored almost at will against their opponents, while holding the foe to very few scores. In at least three of the games, the Bees completely routed their opponents with tricky plays, gaining most of their scores with long runs. The 28 sophomores who made up the Bee squad were aided greatly by six freshmen who proved a pleasant surprise to Mr. Findley, BACKS: Fred Dashman, Jerry Strange, Rich Block, Mike Johnson SEASON SCORES CBC 29 CBC 12 CBC 32 CBC 27 CBC 13 CBC 25 CBC 13 CBC 24 St. Mary's 0 DuBourg 0 McBride 12 Sumner 0 Ritenour 0 St. Louis U. High Priory Mercy 0 6 A , K X .Xe WM 1, N A 'Kgs' f A QS - .f ,,,- ffm. - : Q T X if gf B' i ers 1 A! 5 .Q E i A 'F' , . ,. Q ,V 9 mmf. .wr mi . 5 H' K , N 1 ff . . .W . 5 5 , - S 'Lei F 5 b my ,, 5 1 1 A 3 1 H LL 1 ,LE 'Eg H f 3 lay? X, ifl ' in N. X in X 33 , fs Q? 1 2.-as ,wr Q K . we W UU - . f 'X .Q , 2 V Q Q5 Q Q ? i Q gag. J Eiga Q A 1 X , S .Q xg 3,5 , B 5 Aga Q if' Q S 3 ' H 1 gt R 4 . .V L ,E .,,. A , . L . . . m ,A 2 ,,AL' A . L.-hL. X - , -, Aw, .wil Lk , . .. 7 af. fk . MJ H3 FH' t , . . :5 ,Essf:E- J QSM x,, 2 f .uk - f afar-f:'22:f :.:f-J 1' -: ww ..1.7QlY fs. me ' fri.. fr -:fa F 1: f 1 -- A 'E 2 Age ' , in 1 ff-if :Q wi W 'U' fi -- :'i -1:23 K :f'- lf? 1 4' W :rfb N MW 2 , P Q1 , f ?1-'i5' mfis3'- - Q A Y ki -E 5 A K 5 X w 2 5 . . Q Hg, 2 ,Y X, 'H Q' 3 , . , . Q . x TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS CBC receive trophies from Father Gallagher, making the presentation for the CYC Executive Committee. Left to Right: John Michalski, Robert Malone, SLUH co-captains, Father Richard Gallagher, Coach Bob Horgan and Captain John Layton. The Cadets won the final game from the Junior Bills, 2-O, to retire the Monsignor Lloyd A. Sullivan three-time trophy. a Connizzo and Tim Thimiogianis with an unidentified St. louis U. High player nge ballet in the Christmas Soccer Tournament. DISTRICT SOCCER TOURNAMENT untry Day 2 Prep 2 ep Sem. 3 Laboure 0 DuBourg 0 CBC 3 'Fallon 1 ladue 2 due 2 St. John's 0 DeAndreis 0 SLUH 3 Prep 0 CBC 8 O'FalIon Tech ....... ........ I CBC 3 7 Cleveland High ....... ........ I 7 St. Louis Priory ....... ........ C CBC 5 4 DuBourg H-igh .................................... C 4 Western Military Academy, Alton ...... C 4 St. John High ...................................... C 4 St. John High ........ ........ C 3 'ladue High .......,,. ........ C 2 fse. Louis u. High ....... ........ c Distric' Cl UmPl0n5 IQ58-1 CBC' 3 Laboure High ..................... ........ C ' 3 'l'Prep Seminary .............,........ ....... I 5 La Salle Institute, Glencoe ....... ........ G 2 'l'Ladue High .......................... ........ O ladue 1 4 La Salle Institute, Glencoe ....... ....... 0 4 'l'DuBourg High ................... ...,... 'l 0 'l'l.aboure High ........... ....... U SLUH 0 .. tsf. Louis u. High ................................. . 'CYC Christmas Tournament: CBC Champs SLUH 2 for third consecutive year Tleague: CBC Champs 'For the 2nd consecutive year. IOI Captain Bob Altemeyer, Coach William Klemm, Captain Hank Deeken. CROSS COUNTRY MEETS flow Score Winsi CBC 33 CBC 20 CBC l7 CBC 'I7 Beaumont lnvitationals: l3th of 26 335 points Missouri State Meet: 5th of 22 177 points U. City Maplewood DuBourg SLUH State's Fifth: John Reilly, Don Pollizzi, Carl Muckler, Curl Morlo Bob Altemeyer, Dave Kunz, Hank Deeken, Bart Freihaut, Jim Hennn hoefer, Dave Kinealy, Charles Hennemeyer. Cross Country Probably the smallest sport on the camps Cross Country takes place in the fall as a secoi rater to football. Simply defined, it is a distan race of two miles, run on an unprepared tra usually engaging a few minor obstacles. This year Cross Country reached its apex CBC under the guidance of veteran coach, W liam Klemm. Rivalries were avenged and r enviable record set despite having the enti first string finish but two races. ln dual meets the only loss was a close one U. City. John Reilly's illness that day prevents a perfect slate. U. City placed 60 points behir the Cadets in the state meet. The Beaumo lnvitationals also found the squad one short, Bc Altemeyer. ln the state meet the entire squad ran and tl result was a fine fifth place. Of the 142 athlet representing 22 schools, John Reilly, sophomor was Sth, Bob Altemeyer, 26th, Hank Deeke 28th, Carl Muckler, 57th, and Jim Hennenhoefe 58th for the l77 point total. ,A ffm! Bmazr' m 3 J f f, gli? 1 ' , - - pi? Q ,ae ' , ma ' ' .J 1' - 1: ' v Q., 94' A ' 1? ' 1-8 .52, 129333, Y 3 ,11 'Tf'-' X- iw 'LQ ,gi - 5 ' ay, H N kk f .bwlffe-. -. ' , . 1 ' nw we , if at L . A A Q , J , A W ' M, , vf ,fm A 'aw' Kvxfl W' 3,39 . E ft -an A .. -,M , f ,V 5 1 1 K 'QF 1 A' 'li '+P' hi W ' 1 2 ,r Front Row: Jim Pelchman, Marty Hadican, Jim Butler, Phil Noser, Jerry Strange, Jerry England, Jim Redd. Back Row: John Berra, John Nelson, Student Managers, Gary Garrison, Bill Eigel, Tom McGinn, Charles Guimbarda, Coach D. C. Wilcutt. Absent: Jim Mercurio. Varsity Basketball During the past season, Coach D. C. Wilcutt accom- plished a twofold task. First and foremost, his team com- piled a very fine record of 14 wins and 8 losses with a green team, and secondly he built the squad into a po- tentially strong machine which should yield many victories in the years ahead. This year's team was composed mostly of underclassmen with just three seniors-Jim Mercurio, Charlie Guimbarda and Marty Hadican-on the squad. They formed the nu- cleus of the team and led the others to a iustifiably good season. And yet, followers of the Cadets at one time or another did not see anyone but sophomore and iuniors on the floor. High scorer for the Cadets was six foot one inch Gary Garrison. Young Garrison, only a sophomore, was not expected to do much to help the team. However, he im- proved slowly and surely throughout the season and de- veloped into a fine scorer, averaging about 'I4 points a game and was a tower of strength on the backboards all season long. He reached his peak in our first encounter with our friendly rivals from Oakland Avenue, scoring 24 tallies in a losing effort. The team reached its peak, seemingly, in the Normandy Tournament. They entered the tourney with a string of five consecutive victories. Their first opponent was the always powerful University City who, at that time, had one of the better teams hereabouts. Leading by as many as 'I6 points at one time in the period, the Cadets completely outplayed the lndians in the first quarter. At the end of the third period, the whole starting five fouled out and midway of the fourth quarter, U. City caught up with the inexperienced underclassmen and went on to win, 59-54. The Cadets then won the first two games of the consolation bracket, defeating Lindbergh and Riverview Gardens, only to lose to St. Charles, defending State Champions and winners of the 1958 Suburban League title. The iniury to Charlie Guimbarda in mid-season was ex- pected to hurt the Cadets quite a bit but the splendid play of Bill Eigel, Phil Noser, Jerry England and Jerry Strange made up for Charlie's loss. All four plus Gary Stilt Garri- son will be back next year. At the time of writing this article, the Cadets were entered in the Clayton Regional Tournament. We know that they will make a creditable showing. If they were to go on to the State Tournament the season would be most successful. Potentially, they have the ability to do it. Congratulations to Mr. D. C. Wilcutt, our extraordinary basketball coach, and to the team for a very successful season. 104 Two! Garris ape Catholic. on scores aguinsf C Mercurio drive f s or a Tally. Fifi? im S Q sf 55 ff, .Q K ej- Q Q31 9? ,, A . , V 5 in X fi 5' :fel xt if , Z, W ..1LiQ , l, l , if Q A swf, i l Q iw 7 .- is-' wi. Q Sr vfiirlliv if f S? f ip 'uwxbg f , .1 X 'VS x gf 9.vL. .QQ ' W A' sm ? if ' Kagan' S' seg., g -ff. fy ESQ if Q 1 4. 43 , -+4 21- m,c,x' 3:32.-.Mf x X xx Many tea Cee Team m activities go unnoticed at CBC. One which usually gets little is the Cee Basketball squad. This year, however, we cannot help but note the extraordinary record it has compiled. It has been a long time since any team equalled that record but if the Cees continue to develop it may not be too long before another team will do as well. a Mr. John Kersting, who has proved himself a capable coach in other sports, scores ag again in basketball. Full credit can be given to no one-man, rather, joint effort is the only explanation for an extra-special season. Some of the Cee starters were Freihaut with 748 points who also led the team in rebounds, Beth, with 722 points, was also top scorer in one-third of the games, Baker, who tallied 83 points, Johnson with an average of 5 points a game, counted 76 points, White, team leader in 4 games, with 68 points and DeClue who racked up 54 points this season. These were the nucleus of the team this year. What is the record, you ask. Well, out of 75 encounters CBC emerged victorious in all but one. Now all that remains to be said is Congrats to Coach Kersting and the Cee team for a job well done! Aldridge' LaI'fY . . ffoerr jim k Jaudesf Jerry V-Tinian Gene Bakezlmann - . n ' Am ' hlin, D'C -,e Make 0 kan Ros 0'LoU9 .II-e Wh' ' Hqnne ' d- an Bob Kfeung Davgqrt Ffiehoul' ,melt mdm'-'gen Joe Ha lc l ond ow: lligam S Row: Tom hlin- Se' M les Mu tt 'V' C U9 : 7 Eh: Strange' lihnjohi FlY ' Tophk-:lk Kersting' Bef 1 , Coal: Kniest,D'::::Se, Joe Braudrnck, TerfY 109 First Row: Paul Temme, William Unash, John Reilly, Anthony Pelchman, James Prow, Joseph Mimlitz. Second Row: Stephen Walden, Richard Jaudes, John Archer, George Lawrence, Edward Howie, Jay Titus, Coach John Findley. Absent From Picture: John Butler, Michael McCotter, Charles Steib. Bees Have .667 Season Unsung heroes might be an appropriate name for this squad of boys who play their hearts out week after week before a minority crowd only to be over-shadowed by a varsity team. The Bees' hopes seemed pretty glum when they dropped three out of their first four games, to DuBourg, Mercy and St. Mary's with a win over Normandy sand- wiched in the string. Then the team bounced back to overpower Southwest, St. Louis U. High, Soldan and Central to brigten up the overcast sky. Paced by Joe Mimlitz and Mike McCotter the team continued in the winning column running over Beau- mont, St. Louis U. again, Assumption, Laboure, Lutheran, St. Francis Borgia and Priory. The only set-backs in this period of play were from Chaminade, Sumner and a two-point loss to DeAndreis. The starting five was composed of Mimlitz, Mike Mc- Cotter, John Archer, John Butler and Jim Prow who paced the team for their 'I2-6 record. Remainder of the roster provided ardent support and keen competition resulting in an ever keener starting quintet. Pace-setters for the team were high point man, Mim- litz with 230 points, McCotter with 200 points, and Archer with 110 points. MEMBERS OF THE DEE TEAM-First Row: Patrick Leonard, Patrick Carroll, Peter Palumbo, Robert Feldhaus, Thomas Fitzgerald, Peter Diani. Second Row: Joseph Williams, Gary Schaeffer, David Giesler, William Farrell, Thomas Brunnert, Coach John King. These little lads got together under the tutelage of Mr. King to learn some aspects of basketball poise and coordination. They played mostly inter-squad games and a few with 8th grade parochial teams. They didn't set any records. They had lots of fun! BEE TEAM SCHEDULE CBC 25 DuBourg ...... 32 Normandy ....... 33 Mercy ........ 31 St. Mary's .... 53 Southwest .......... 5'I St. Louis U. High 47 Soldan ................ 42 Chaminade .. 52 Central .... 35 Sumner ..,. 40 Beaumont .......... 49 DeAndreis .......... 42 St. Louis U. High 49 Assumption ........ 46 Laboure ........ 54 Lutheran ............ 49 St. Francis Borgia 57 Priory ............... Court AcHon Redd lays one up against SLUH. WWW Action around the basket in the first SLUH game. CBC seems outnumbered. Hadican brings the ball down UbliciiYi Richuid smYJhedc:oIf'Pdnlsl' .Ce Presidents, Gerald Fun' V' 'den ' . andger' .n pres' duction m .utgm nel I e pfo .Wi K ' . ' r Gerdlddlilzeiidner llbfanan Richdf CHORAL PERSONNEL: Bottom Row: Joseph Fresta, Thomas Wright, John Guidry, Craig Dunn, Peter Rohrich, Ro- bert Conley, Edward Streit, Charles Schmitt. Second Row Edward Howie, Thomas Doerr Thomas Hoff, James Lawton Frank Dittmeier, John Pohl Michael Ryan, John Wrabel, Gerald Ehnes, Richard Diviney. Top Row: Frank Windler, Charles Steib, Russell Bull, John O'Connell, Henry Wuest, Raymond Valentine, James Moll, Thomas Heisler, John Carr, Richard Bax, Charles Mon- fort. The Concert Band aims at a basic objective: the furtherance of its members' knowledge and artistry in the universal medium of music. A well-disciplined organization, it demands of all its musicians regularity and cooperation and subordination of indivdual talent to the success of the whole group. Mr. Fred Eckels has iust completed his first year of firm and respected conducting of the Concert Band. No traditionalist, he enlivens his musi- cians and his audience with the selection and direction of modern num- bers. This and the sustained high quality performance by brasses, wood- winds, and percussion earned for conductor and men praise and instant applause at both the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. Band and Choral Club ioined their talents in both of these long-prepared-for events. The Marching Band is an indispensable part of the Fall and Spring Military Reviews. Choral Club Under the direction of Mr. Fred Eckels, the CBC Choral Club has sung its way through another year. In addition to the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts with the Concert Band, the chorus sang for the Mothers' Mass at St. Luke's as well as at several of their other functions. Although considerably smaller in quan- tity than previous groups, the Choral Club offset this seeming inequality by sterling performances whenever called on for service. rit is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tr 112 ire? r . in 1 si S S X 3 at so .S if Nt ,' Xi Hd Q ,z 5 ,il 1 5 sg. jf ig fp rf T3 rr ' l'Sffz3r A 1 1 ' I F' S 3 Z 5 - p i 'TY' S V ,y A S S tr S s .rr--so-f-r if Y ' ssriipl . I p , 4 4 A Q S S L f p f an '.. ,W to S ' S Wi' in gnu 'mn ,, 't'- ' fs' k A, Q ylzn Vip .1 Q . minor- ,,igaQ oxfgfp P S ....a......, if - 'W' 'sy j f7f .r1. fy. f T'r.r fir- -tr-S Y in f S -1-195 .?i. 1T5f'f-..w,- an. is-n.--'fn -rr. sv- -wr-i -tr-S in -its 513 12 For , is rs. S ' 'f ft s H p rs, M X i r M' at W ,lla I S n - is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tradition Spirit is tradi Bottom Row: John Heiseler, Jr. 4045 Roger Aschenbrenner, Sr. 4025 Robert Price, Jr. 3035 Timothy McAuliffe, Fr. 203. Second Row: Anthony Pelchman, So. 3075 Al Toczylowski, Jr. 2105 Ray Millard, Jr. 1035 Jim Lilie, Sr. 2125 Nick Talluto, So. 4035 Dave Paul, So. 102. Top Row: Mike Condit, Fr. 2115 Jim Lutz, So. 3065 Eugene Schild- knecht, Fr. 302. Circles, Bottom: Tom Claypool, Jr. 3095 Tom Gio- vanni, So. 4015 Charles Diel, Library. Top: Bob Kreutz, Fr. 3085 John Ebeling, So. 4065 Jim Hennenhoefer, Jr. 4055 Jim Kniest, Fr. 304. Missing: Tom Kaiser, Sr. 2055 Joe Galkowski, Sr. 1045 Bill Cowan, Sr. 305. Guidon Reps Mike Condit, 211, uses his pay-or-else classmate, Ron Cognac. tactics o Most of the graduating classes of CBC wish to remem- ber their Alma Mater through their yearbooks. The Guidon seems to be the bond of a good class, the medium that brings the alumni back to the campus, and the key to memories of the good days at CBC.. However, a yearbook cannot be published without a good staff and a worthy moderator. Yet this is only the beginning5 the staff must have ideas, new ideas to make their Guidon an outstanding book. The ideas incorporated into this year's book are new and different in every respect. More space is given to sports, important organizations are featured, cartoons 114 and candid shots are included throughout the book. The SeniorClass hasalayout unique to Guidons of the past and the Senior Poll is different from all others. The cadets you see on this and the facing page are responsible for the book before you. Each person, from the editors to the homeroom representatives, did his part in making the '58 Guidon tops. It is the sincere hope of the Guidon Staff that each and every reader will find in the pages of this book the presentation of CBC life as he himself would like to re- member it. Al Sonnfqg Mmla Y Edffof ,hm Ulla ons Editor HV' KW Guidon tall Fd Ed. Gab,-is lf0r.fn- Ch l le f ioohd: Dave Kuchar, Sports, Wendelin Mueller, Activities, Gerard Grewe, Sporfx. iianding: Charles Nahlik, Military, Bill Walsh, Miliiary and layout, Dave Mueller, ' S orts. Absent From Picfure: Jim Miftino, History, Tom 'hoiographyp Pete O Neal, p Kaiser, John Moore, Art. Jack Bueclmer Financial Editor 007 1 Maller ay0L,f G3 01,107 I. Hao, Or Frank Donnelly Treasurer Leland Kent Secretary Shirley Francis Junior Vice President Richard J. Tenge President CBC's Fathers' Club The CBC Fathers' Club is a smooth-running organization whose only inter are the boys of CBC and the school that educates them. This year, with Richard d Brother L Charles as moderator, the fathers outdid themselves in SSTS helping not only the school but in continuing The Father-Son Banquet in February was a malor event in t e sc s the Homecoming and the Father-Son Communion and breakfast held this year at the Ukraman Churc o e ' d ' Len Another highlight of the yea by the fathers on two weekends in March. r was the retreat made at Vauglrard urmg Albert H. Sonntag Senior Vice President Harry H. Ladd Assistant Treasurer Rudy Steib Assistant Secretary 'IIA .l. Tenge an . ' ' ' their extensive support of Vau- girard, CBC Retreat House. ' ' h hool calen- dar as wa , ' ' h f th Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. t Mrs. Arthur H. Bauer C B C President Mothers' Club To discuss and adopt ways and means to promote the spiritual and educa- tional well-being of the student body by cooperating with the faculty to sponsor activities which will lead to the fulfillment of that purpose. Such is the locus classicus of this, the Mothers' Club of CBC. Many organizations are founded on high ideals but few live up to them. Since its inception 35 years ago the amount of work these women have accomplished can never be wholly realized. Concerning the spiritual and educational well-being of the students, the club has worked tirelessly in that direction. Among the many aids to'Vaugirard stands out the donation of new draperies for all rooms. Also allied with the religious intent are the days of recollection at the retreat house and the Communion-Breakfast held in May. By cooperating with the faculty to sponsor activities, the group has been able to make each of its undertakings a huge success. Immediately following the May election of officers, the Mothers start the ball rolling with the perfect climax to a year of studies, a Moonlight Cruise on the Admiral. At the Christmas Party for the faculty, a check is presented to the school representing the incomes from both the spring and fall card parties. The annual Fashion Show reveals the fact that neither New Y k P ' h tiful models. Many seniors learned the meaning of the phrase or nor aris as cornered the monopoly on beau- Mrs. Roy Klosterman 'lst Vice President Mrs. Frank Donnelly 2nd Vice President Mrs. Frank L. Dittmeier Corresponding Secretary fulfillment of that purpose during the Senior Mothers' and Sons' Dinner-Dance. There was re- vealed the Senior Mothers' proiect: Refurnishing the Brothers' rooms with new beds. To Mrs. Arthur Bauer and all the other wonderful officers and members, the Cadet Corps and faculty can only say: Thank you and God bless you in all your ways! Mrs. Hampden Mepham Assistant Treasurer Mrs. Milton Kasslng Treasurer Mrs. Charles Poelzl Recording Secretary 4 . x 1. gi.la25gi.f Q L.. MM.. F ' Q -A-M gm gm gm W -.N-.mm L-.J-m an K u ,,, S... ,, Bluffs- Eiobesf dig . -E ,,., se. Q. 2--.1 K mugs... x... ,gi f A..- Q 4 S M-M, . ik E K ms emi! f , , 5 4 K if ng, will J ...iQ.V.,,.:, M f is . -- , M W wi 'WWE Qmm ww-samuel-N Ri E2 S' ji, 2 -. sg f E- D fm-,,, SX , W i 4 X 3 wb A N 7- as ' Lif- is sw fQ+f+wk:f3w21 .ik fi' Lk, X Futher'Son Communion R- -.Li . .si 'Q 3 is Q, my X ,W G, kk El X. Y .--f ,'f'. 1L1 N ATI UNM The National Honor Society XX ,f' SL Manoa socum X. ,, in ' YZ, Sealed : Fefe Ke Hy Ed Monfforr , F ' Gab ' Stan Byfnorfvnk Pellegrini. gms' MQHY Hadica , , Roger Asch landing: Ar, n, Bill Owen I enbrenner, Tom K l?ePovich, John jMJim Mercurio AI S ar a ' ser, Don glock' Y, Bob AIremeyer,0r3Zt:9, Chmles . . . . . . Robbfff, Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor that can be bestowed on a senior at CBC. Though onl 'uniors and seniors are inducted into the societ . . . . . Y I , , , , Y' The Quill and Scroll is a national honorary organization preparation for membership begins with the freshman year. , , , , , , , , , , of high school upperclassmen who have distinguished them- ln the final selections the qualities on which prospective I , th f, ld f , n I, To m ,t membership in , , , se ves in e ie o your aism. ern members are ud ed are: character, leadershi , serv ce , , , , , I g P I ' this organization and wear its coveted pm, a student must be in the upper third of his class, must have done superior nsiderable time, and must have and scholarship. newspaper work for a co the approval of the publications advisor. Quill And Scroll b's Rich Judd Standing: Sealed: Jim Monika, Jim Lilie, Jim Mittino, John Rabbitt, Ed Ga rl , . Jim Lammers, Carl Muckler, Bill Eigel, Gus Dedo, Phil King, Harry Koenig, Ray Millard, Ted ll Jack Wrobel, Jack Kochunski. Berni, Tom O'Donne , DEBATE Seored: Ted Berni, Jim Monika, Jim Toszorek, Bob Siemer. Slanding: Jack Wrobel, Joe Winkelmonn, Joe Indeli- cafo, Glen Nenninger, Mike Ryan, Poul Bunnes, Ken Bowles. VARSITY SPEECH Sealed: Bill Green, Craig Dunn, Tim Toszorelc, Jock Bueclmer, Glen Nen- ninger, Jock Cooley. Sfanding: Ed Karsi, Jack Wrobel, John Smerek, Jim Lowfon, Gerald Ehnes, Cyril Oslendorf. We ig 4 7 .W rt Speech And Debate JUNIOR VARSITY SPEECH Sealed: Gene Feclerhofer, Bob Siemer, Jim King, Bill Duffe. Sfanding: Charles Sieberf, Mike Peters, Jim Collum, Mike Lorenz. 120 am.. l Ed Gabris News Edifor Rabbit! low' - 4 Ednuf-i 'Ch'e LTAFF-Above: Bill Eigel, Lester Boll, Cyril Ostendorf, Ray Millard, Jock Wrobel, Jack Kochonski, sfanding. Iarl Muckler, Gus Dedo, Phil King, Bill Federhofer, Rich Judd, Tom O'Donnell, Ted Berni, sealed. Below: leginners Jim Taszorek, Nick Tullufo, Rich Migliore, Jerome Pogorzelski, Tom Marlin, sealed. Jim King, Bene Federhofer, Mike Peters, sfanding. The Turret Jf,,, l lil' Feflfg la 'e Fdif Or aff ry, vi . ' M Wg, ,sofogre Muelle Jim Monika Sporfs Edifor 0p6 Y 1-'owor 'fl 44' . fbofur 'fflno e 5-GWB, li If. Q zf :Q xmgei s N 2 pf - .,1 51,5 f fl 5 A pT1::5 X, s - HA ii My , K . m ' M., sa 1 fy 1ff?f f 2 I 5 f Q ww w Q ' x W W' m f s ' 1 ff R, ' ff: -- -:X it ' 1 w W Seated: Charles Siebert, Gus Dedo, Gerald Steinman, Lawrence Dahl, Melvin Uhl. Standing: John Modica, David Hess, Richard Taylor, Lawrence Meyer, Paul Bannes, Michael Duffy, Milton Schlette, Edward Knoll, Craig Dunn, Russell Bull, Arthur Hackman. Seated: John Reiger, John Cusumano, Ar- thur McManus, John Hunter, Benjamin Volk. Standing: Joseph Ring, Robert Falk, Carl Steib, James Renschen, Paul LaGreek, Henry Mannle, George lggens, Murray Olsen, Joseph Kelley, Harley Leddon, John Harbaugh, Robert Schmiehausen, Dana France. Jim M.,c,,,,o Won for and I, Tom . Talen f e ' h KCI: ' Se 0 0rqb, with memion arch. Jim Q e Mention n 'heir ex . S award nd Tom S ' the p 9nr5 ed in Mi took 'wo f 7958 We' which Ssguri O 'he Singh ' fhree ouie bono r able Science Club Though reduced in membership this year, the Potamian Science Club can look backward to solid accomplishments that whetted the little circle's genuine interest in the physical sciences. During the latter part of the year, the Science Fair was the one goal toward which all members worked, perfecting their exhibits under the encouragement of the science teachers of the fa- culty. For the second year, the Engi- neers' Club operated independent- ly under the direction, this year, of Brother L. Charles. The club did much to give its members a better appreciation of the broad and di- versified field of engineering. TOP PANEL-Seated: Anthony Tumminello, Oliver Goedeke, Richard Weidner, Charles Guimbarda, Robert Anderson, David Kuchar, Richard Doyle, Daniel Hennessy, Michael Romer, John Merker. Standing: Denis Topella, Ted Moll, Joseph Galkowski, David Paridy, William Cowan, John May, James Schomaker, Tyrone Geraghty, Sidney Holthaus, David Dressler, Kenneth Mitulski. CENTER PANEL-Seated: Terry O'Brien, Michael McDonald, Robert Hahn, James Vogelsang, Charles Monfort, Frank Dittmeier, James Mittino, James Mercurio, James Tenge, John Gabris, Stanley Bytnar, Michael Brown, Albert Sonntag, Robert Grellner, Peter Zimmerman, George Giltinan, Victor Graffigna, Thomas Maher, Richard Schwan, George Gyorog, Peter O'NeaI. BOTTOM PANEL- Seated: Frank Donnelly, Leslie Boll, James Smythe, Wendelin Mueller, William Klein, Arthur Repovich, William Walsh, John Buechner, John Krater, Gerald Furi. Standing: James Calliotte, George Esker, Frank Windler, John Brown, Walter Johnson, Timothy Dolan, Robert Steiert, Gary Hach, James Temme, Lawrence Worms, Paul Cox. Bender, Henry seeker. snmdirrgr David Mueller, Carl Cooper, Edward Blessed Benildus Vocation Club The Blessed Benildus Vocation Club, under the guidance of Brother Justin, is composed of seniors who are aware of the need for religious vocations and are willing to work, sacrifice, and pray for that inten- tion. Its ultimate end-to create an awareness among the students of the importance and meaning of Vocation-is achieved with the help of the active and associate mem- bers who encourage the student body to pray to know their own vocation. OFFICERS OF THE BENILDUS CLUB-John Guccione, secretary, William Otten, president, Brother 124 Justin, moderator, Marty Hadican, vice president, David Reardon, treasurer. ,Q l :-Qs ,. is f Seated: Robert Falk, Myles Mulligan, John Kelly, James Smythe, Vice-President, Barry Adelstein, Treasurer, and John Norris, Secretary. Standing: Thomas Maleck, Michael Bor- gard, Thomas Wright, Richard Lyman, President. Barry Adelstein and Richard Ly- man check the stacks as part of their luties in the Library Club. Library Club Scene in library during the Senior-Junior lunch Hour. N Q 19K In . 'I' at :K X Throughout the year the library is the location of school exhibits and is a popular meeting place of many school organizations. In addition to the 8,000 volumes in the library, it houses numer- ous magazines, pamphlets, and a com- plete set of audio-visual equipment. Brother Constantine is assisted in his efforts by a very effective staff of stu' dent workers, who do most of the work at the charging desk. This work is done in their spare time, they can also be seen haunting the stack-room every eve- ning after school and occasionally on weekends. Sealed: Dick Doyle, Garret? O'Connell, Dan Garrison, Ty Geraghty, Charles Nahlik, Jim Tenge, Bill Tramel. Standing: Stan Bylnar, Rich Schwan, Mike McDonald, Wally Johnson, Tom Kaiser, Jack Kraier. CBC's Pep Club CBC's Pep Club scenes such as this were a common sight af most of the football games and at oiher aihletic evenis of lhe season. IQL Cheerleaders Hank Deeken, Jack Buechner, Bob Alte meyer, Ed Gabris, Ken Perry, Pete O'Neal I N' K fy fb' Qfgl 19 40' Gerry Benoisi Betty Callahan LoVerne Christensen Mary Ann Clavln Sf. Mark's High School Sl. Teresa Academy Academy ol the Sacred Hear! lncarnafe Word Academy Sandi Dupuis Josie Folk Ursuline Academy Nofre Dame High School Sue Glynn Barbara Gregowicz Si, Joggplfg Acqdgmy Nolre Dame, Belleville 0 I' 2 I' Barbara Ann Haselhorst Frances Kaveny Si. Anthony of Padua Academy of the Sacred Hear? Sandra Smith Cathy Tiefenbrun Xavier High School Sl. Elizabelh Academy Judy Geisler Nerinx Hall Mary Ann Harvalh Rosafi-Kain Kathleen Reeder Visilation Academy Pai Wieczorek Sl. 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