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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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ABOVE: July 9, 1922 . . . closses began on Sept. 11, 1922, ' ff E5 2 Eg ,fl f5'f3ii:3i711f , -Y .. , ,-1 ,v,,-J,-,--r ,J . :- - 1,-.235 1-55 i EE 1 A-11, i , 'a .:S:.7'.z' 'wg' f M .iffy Jim- fik- . F ...big ' jfs, Circa 1934. Before the top floor. Shortly after addition of fourth floor, f .K . as FE 3 9 fy-3 Chapel today Cobovel. RIGHTS Air View of CBC. As it looked during 40 hours ' ' . -7 -,X V . M., , th I '50 FX V ' . ' A ' -' L .Nv- sn e eor V s -M:1rMj:N,'Q: , Y . M. ,HI I 7-..J ip, .,,,.M 'I' 8 -1 L- 1 li K . I l 'cg 1 L ... Q-4'--f 'Z -' - Hyun- H, J, 'QC 8 Jiakiv N V -I!-'U .a'.' ' f' Page 4 Brother Henry Alfred, F.S.C. Birthdate .... i .................................................. Juniorate High School .........,............................ Reception of Religious Habit, February 27 .i.... Assignments: Juniorate High School, Glencoe, Mo .............. C B C, St. Louis ................................................ St. Patrick Academy, Chicago, lI'l ........................ De La Salle High School, Minneapolis, Minn ..,... Cathedral High School, Duluth, Minn .... ......... St. Mel High School, Chicago ....,.................. De La Salle High School, Joliet, lll ....... Cathedral High School, Duluth .,....... Cretin High School, St. Paul, Minn ......, C B C, St. Louis ..................,..................., De Lo Salle High School, Minneapolis .,...... St. Mel High School, Chicago ................. C B C, Memphis, Tenn ............................... C B C, St. Louis ............................................. Pacelli High School, Stevens Point, Wis ........ C B C, St. Louis ..,....................................... 1894 1908 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1919 1920 1924 1927 1929 1934 1937 1939 1941 1950 1956 1958 mc, u If of 1960 if 1111 526 fa' 4' X Z. I ,Fig x al ff 1. 1 1 C , ,- x ' X E J 4 4. .3 , fm 3 99.88 1 A :I 2 ijt. 1, To St. John Baptist de La Salle, Founder of the Christian Brothers and Patron of All Teachers, the members of the graduating Class of 1960 wish to dedicate this portion of GUIDON. -115' Page 5 G IDED Ns 'W Brother Hilary Bernard FSC Dlrector Prmclpol Lo nn I fb Brother Peter F S C Assistant Principal THE lil SS lll l960 Brother L Charles FSC Sensor 308 Religion 4 Physics General Science Moderator Fathers Club Physical Sciences section Science Club Engineers Club Science Fair Co ordsnator 'i' if 71 if Brother K Aloyslus F S C Senior 2l l Religion 4 Bookkeeping Moderator Sensor Class Cafeteria La Promenade Milstasre Sensor Vocations Brother J Ambrose F S C Senior 203 Religion 4 English 4 Moderator National Honor Society ulius Herbert Senior 401 Religion 4 Speech Radio English American History. Moderator and Coach: Speech and Drama Clubs' Moderator: Basketball Varsity team. Public Relations Director and Treasurer of National Catholic Theatre Conference Inc. 1 Brother I. Jerome F.S.C. Senior lO4 Religion 4 Chemistry. Moderator: Football. Pago. 7 Pogo 8 PROGRESSIZD MIENTALLY . . . utr Brother Mourellan F S C Junlor 205 Relngnon 3 Algebra l if i 'inv- Brother Henry Alfred F SC Jumor 2l2 Rellgnon 3 Algebra 2 'fr lo' Brother Jerome Quenhn F S C Junior 405 Relnglon 3 Typing l 2 Salesmanshup Moderator Dorly Bulletm Brother Jude Emery FSC Junior 307 Rellglon 3 English 3 Moderator Poster Club Mamtenance fl- M Brother I Raymond F S C Junuor 306 Rellglon 3 Latln l Algebra l Moderator Student Insurance Moderator Auxlllary Drlve Student Lockers gmthe, L Anselm FSC Assnstant Moderator Mothers Junuor IO3 Club- SPIRITUALLY . . . an. dlx IIIIIII Brother Kenneth F SC Sophomore 309 Relugaon 2 Englush 2 Latnn l Robert C Horgon Sophomore 402 Relnguon 2 World Hnstory Chanrman Department of Social Scnences Head Coach Soccer Baseball an rs, Edward N Tunes Sophomore l02 Relnguon 2 Solnd Geometry Trngonometry Dlrector Guudance Mslntary Property Custodlan Coach Swrmmung team C' Brother H Paul FSC Sophomore 403 Relngnon 2 Plone Geometry Solud Geometry Quint' Brother J Charles F S C Sophomore 303 Religion 2 English 2 Moderator Sophomore Department Student Council Student Bank 'C'- Brother Luke Stephen FS C Sophomore 406 Buology Moderator Bnology Sectaon Scuence Club Page 9 . X Q V . 3 xA,': 1 0 .. f V r 1 . vuyl' 2 T , - 7 2 X 1 rv. X .fl X . kv l A 2 ' I r - 3 1-re . W f - L A ,1 0 ' - .A:. .41 V D , .- l N Q 1 lf . . Page I0 AND PHYSIC llY Brother J Constantine F S C Library Religion l Library Science Moderator Freshman Depart ment Library Club ' if Jack H. Kersting Freshman 404 Civics World History Government. Coach: Varsity Footballg Freshman Basketball. Assistant Track Coach. an--f XXX. vi' Brother John Mark FSC Freshman 305 Reigion l English lR Economics Moderator Band Choral Club Brother Justin Malachy F S C Alumni Assoclcmon Freshman 304 Religion l Algebra 2 Tech nlcal Drawing General Mathematics Moderator Benildus Club Baseball School Vocations 'N 'Q , X 4. '7' if' Brother J. Michael, F.S.C. Freshman 302 Religion l, Plane Geometry, Algebra l. Moderator: Bookstore, Brother J. Gerard F.S.C. Freshman 2l0 Religionl English l. E ABU I3 THEM I0 Lfl,-514-7 Q. WILLIAM J KLEMM Amerncan Government Busnness Law Head Coach Cross Country Track 1 JOHN FINDLEY American Hustory Socuology Coach Bee Football Bee Basket ball Freshman Track if if -ff WILLIAM GERDEMANN Englnsh 3 Assnstant Coach Foot ball Track IU' MARTIN M MARSTAS Spanlsh l 2 Englush I EDWARD J HERSON Englvsh 4 Latun 2 Coach Debate D C WILCUTT Econormc Geography Moderator Intramurals Head Coach Vorsnty Basketball Dnrector of Athletucs Page II C O O r 1 ' 4 jf N' l first lr' 1 , I - .-.k I Q fy I ' - Et. , I Z, A , ' , 1 y T - , B' , r if sd A f --1 5 . 39 Y, ' ' ' ' ' X ' . - I I , - g I I I , I b , C0 TRIBUTE T0 THE H0 UR Brother Laurence Motthlos FSC Moderator Vaugurard Retreat House Moderator Mothers Club lin... 'iv Brother Cosmos Gregory F S C On leave of absence from e Dustrnct of New York Candldate for Ph D Philosophy St Louns Unlverslty Page T2 - ':',Z Fother Roland Albers MSF Chaplain P9 ,juni onli' Brother Guy Lobrecque F S C On leave of absence from the Das tract of Quebec Candndate for 0 PhD Economucs St Louns Un: versity 4-i Mr Fred Eckels Director Concert Band Marchlng Band Choral Club Dance Band Brother Hubert Gerard F5 C Moderator The Turret Gurdon National Dnrector Public Relatuons The Chrlstlan Brothers Q C O :gil L N, T e ' u' Ti l , K in V T' 1 if Ac ' Q K , A Q- ,f . I L , . . . th 1' t ' T lg! x H ' S T who , , . . . l . I . ,I . . A Il GLURY 0F was 11 ,i T' M!Sgt L E Kung Weapons Marksmanshnp Mllltary Organization Small Umt Tactucs Maps and Aernal Photography Moderator Guards Platoon Coach Jumar Rnfle Team Major Ernest .I Vogelgesong Military Teaching Methods Achlevements and Tradntnons of the Army Indlvndual Tralnung rn Atomnc Warfare Branches of the Army Q86 Q... jr? '1 M!Sgt Fred E Workes Junior Instructor Marksmanshxp Small Unut Tactlcs Weapons Map Read U19 L90de 5 D DNN Gnd SFC John S Mlchalowslu Command Moderator 2nd Battalnon Elzear Grenaduers xJ'V f'-'J Mfsgt Edward B Menker Mulutary Organnzatlons Jumors Detachment Sergeant Mayor c--ug. A NJ -11911 SFC Kenneth H Mueller Sophomore Instructor Fnrst And Mnlltary Orgamzatlon Mllntary Courtesy Marksman shnp Weapons Dnsmounted Drrll Moderator Varsnty Rutle Team Presldent Legion of Mary Unut Page I3 O I I -KX I- 1 ' x m f - f .. . F? , . I K' I I . . I . .. Z ' . . , . V : . Q . , . '. I . . . I , I .Lf 5 ft M 1 .a ' A I I .N f- W ' Q l . . X V fo th . , 4 ' . ' . ' ' 1 ' ' ' o . . . I I fi-N -lr. 'inn'- Walter J Burke Monoger Busmess Offnce Mrs Clanre Roles Regvsfrcr Page 14 THIEIR UUEEN The Immaculate Heart of Mary lEtchmg on leaf by Brother Adruon Lewns F SC Manhattan College New York Cnty? Y' Muss Leona Zlelmslu Mrs Dolores Genovese Secretory Busnness Offnce Secretory Mllntary Depart ment, Mothers' Club, Fathers' Club I 35' fl' ,1- ' I r . V I . . ., 'EL x 1, W 'Q Hrs Excellency the Most Reverend Joseph E Rutter STD Archblshop of Somt Louus Hrs Excellency the Most Reverend Glennon P Flavm Auxnlnary Bnshop of Somt Louns His Excellency The most Reverend Leo C Byrne DD Auxiliary Bishop of Samt Louis Page I5 ,. -A - . wi s,'f,.i-' .. 'E WYZ' ' ' ' 54 D ' Q 1 rw. vi-fi , X ' L,-,, , L, f,' , 2 ,, ,gb rJf'1,. . , . , 3 2 1 uw au x f , '- ,4 .JG X ' ..f'F M'- S. I ig 65' Z Q , Q W 2' is .J .-3,f 'f .f ,g+,.. . .-- , - X nz, Q? R 'G L px . , ips. , K 'K' - , f - ,, ,'gX, B . . Lv. - 2 1 .BLA ., 3 1 , , A sfv , ,lm A ' l 1' if , I I 1 1 'T S ! W F 7 f, 71 iz VAUGIR RD: TIME 0 l FUR PR YER I I X E93 .S ,, .Ag f ' Qs 4l...,-, ,je , 2 '9!p- ,fav I fi' 'LSL 7. 2- Day Ed Rag rm S H Q l 9 call O 9 paul and PAGE: Lady of Grace welcomes the incoming augirard Retreat House Laurence fright? discusses retreat pro- gram with the Retreat Master, in this instance, Father Nicholas Governale, of the Redemptorist Congregation. Members of the various religious orders as well as diocesan priests give the closed retreats to the CBC Cadets at Vaugirard. Steve Pieschel and Pete Houghton show how it's done. The boys take care of their own rooms and the other household chores during their three days at Vaugirard. Attentive response is a keynote of the retreats Leaving Chapel, George lggens, sacristan Bob l-loelscher fills the holy water fonts. Each Cadet has his assigned iob during the retreat. f'7'7Olie Ran Solld relnjjngof Oppoffun 3- Fath 4 t Gr Gnd K Thingg Over' en Butler talk 4. Dedication plcqu 5 Joe RI e. BrothePgL3SEngiood adv e 6. S I O id, whole-Some food C ff' Page 24 R GUIDI G LIGHT 17' Dr LA SALII THI.fIIRL'?I'lAN HY r I ass 4 Founder of the Brothers of the Chrnstuan Schools SAINT SCHOLAR BOY EXPERT ORGANIZER CHAMPION OF THE EDUCATION OF THE POOR FATHER OF MODERN PEDAGOGY SEVENTEENTH CENTURY EDUCATIONAL GENIUS Stull Inves In thrs twentieth Century The Father and msparatlon of he Largest relngnous order dedlcated Exclusrvely to the educatnon of boys Pope Ptus XII declared Samt La SaIIe PATRON SAINT OF SCHOOL TEACHERS May I5 I95O C C O , Q xp A jf, - ,A 1 7 4 MQ Q V ' 'sf LI 1 I . Q ff, . . . 1 'Q ....4...., .C it F193 ' . . . . t I B I I CLASSES Page 25 SE lllll SLASS HlSl0llY In January l956 230 very fortunate boys successfully com pleted an entrance examunatuon admuttung them to a well known mulutary hugh school Although not fully aware of ut at the tume we were takung one of the most umportant steps of our luves For un September of that year we gave ourselves wholly to the Chrustuan Brothers These deducated men would be our guudes for the next four years Now at the end of our hugh school days we look back on our accomplushments both as a class and as unduvuduals Thus us the record of some of those that stand out most vuvudly un our munds Our Freshman Year When we arruved that September we were umpressed by the newness of the school by our fellow students and by those amaz ung Brothers Gradually we became settled only to be rudely awakened by those furst demeruts and that long walk that goes exactly nowhere And then agaun we were pleasantly delughted by that furst A We cannot now say that studues were duffucult they were just so dufferent and untruguung Only a freshman dreams of the days when he wull be able to speak Latun luke Brother or when he wull be able to arrange those x s and y s un the proper manner or even the days when he wull see the prophecues of a certaun World Hustory Teacher come true Englush Latun algebra world hustory they came we passed Sports became an umportant part of our luves We felt that we were at least partly responsuble for our great vuctory over our fruendly ruvals and for the truly great football season we enuoyed At the end of the year we had a great sense of accom plushment and understandable prude We had leaped the furst hurdle and the next lay ahead lt was our year of duscovery and plannung Our Sophomore Year A sophomore thunks he knows everythung Well maybe not everythung but we sure thought we dud Now old tumers were ready for almost anythung Many members of our class became untegral parts of our excellent extra currucular program We contrubuted members to all the athletuc teams and our own Bee football team had an undefeated season Many unnovatuons occurred thus year wuth the startung of the Student Bank and wuth a Sophomore Class goung on a closed retreat for the furst tume The value of thus retreat was soon seen un the overall attutude of the Class We wull always be grateful to the Brothers for makung thus opportunuty avaulable to us How to have fun an class we trued hard to fund out how to do ut thus year Our football class ll mean bualogy wuth Mr Kungl was most unformatuve l can stull dussect a frog ln our study of plane geometry Brother Muchael showed us all the trucks an educator needs to get a pount across We shall never forget hus board of educatuon hus trusty 36 Lead by our almost forgotten mascot wuth cherry bombs and wuld antucs we began the attack to break un one who was rela tuvely new to the Brothers and the teachung professuon un general the tumud recruut Brother J Charles We loved our soph Englush We lost teacher thus whole class arranged our desk lFrogs always showed through by tuny presents from the Our luttle hearts would burst wuth uoy as we neatly frog legs and dussected cray fush un a pule on hus and fush compluments of the buology classl two of our best fruends thus year In September Brother Joel dued and un January Brother Francus went to hus reward These two men who started us on our hugh school ca reers wull never be forgotten Because of theur personal sanctuty and theur fruendly manner of dealung wuth people we are sure thy have attauned a very hugh place un heaven May they rest un peace' When June came we were proud of ourselves and of our school Thus was our year of trual and we passed the tests wuth flyung colors Our .lumor Year The hughlught of our gunuor year was the wunnung of the Class L basketball crown for the furst tume The CBC Hu Pounters entered the state reguonals wuth on lmpressuve record and went to State wuth a 2l 4 entry Drawung McBrude for theur furst match the cagers handed them defeat by the uoyful margun of l7 pounts Next Lafayette fell prey wuth a decusuve loss The next contest was not only for the rught to contunue on the road to the State Champuonshup but also to avenge our prevuaus losses to our fruendly ruvals the Jr Bulls We handed them defeat un an unspured game marked by terrufuc cheerung to the tune of 69 48 Funally ut was the tume to really show our abulutues under fure and ut proved not too much trouble to tame the Joplun Eagles as we clupped theur wungs un a 76 63 vuctory Our Junuor Class had the honor of havung three of our class mates on the furst strung State Champuonshup team ln addutlon one of them was chosen MVP un the tournament Our most educatuonal class Thus tutle surely belongs to no other than Brother Charles Physucs Class What other groupung uncludes polutucal scuence what to talk about on a date lnaturally a slude rule and Archamedes pruncuplel how to make a good pony the art of constructung proyects posters made easy and last but assuredly not least Physucs We remember those tests, every last one of them lt wasn t that Brother used duf fucult words ut was just the many languages he used them un Ergo Zungo Plunko ummortal words these, they wull never cease to be part of our vocabulary Dress parades and those dust choked Wednesdays formed a memorable part of thus year They always came off well and gave our famulues a chance to see how well we were doung un a mulutary Iune ln May one of the most umportant events of the year took place the Student Councul electuons After a week of hard cam paugnung we elected our new offucers. They have done a very fune job un runnung an organuzatuon whuch us the heart of every good school Thanks to the Student Councul CBC has had many umprovements suggested by the students themselves and we have achueved through uts many pep actuvutues a new hugh un school Spurut Thus was a year of study and seruous thought Soon we would be senuors and ut would be our job to be the leaders W had been prepared well That traunung would pay off un Sep- tember Before we knew ut we were the senuors entrusted wuth the responsubuluty to see that everythung ran smoothly and that school functuons came off un a credutable manner lt was our fob and we happuly took up the burden Athletucs were as usual a focal pount un our luves In our hugh school career vuctory had become a common word Thus has been especually true on the soccer fueld Early each Novem ber the varsuty soccer team grunds un for hard practuce and a fune team effort to show the St Louus area who look luke play luke and are the champs As frosh we had two outstandung players on a squad that won I5 lost l and tued 4 The followung year saw eught of our present classmates on the squad All saw actuon and helped contrubute to a sensatuonal season of l5 wuns l4 of them shut outs no losses and one tue Our uunuor year saw another great season We won 22 lost l scored 92 goals allowed 8 In our senuor year we won the league champuonshup wuth 23 wuns but last a heart breaker, 2 l to Mercy un the Dustruct opener after a 24 day lay off due to the unclement weather Also un thus year we won the Chrustmas tourney for the fufth consecutuve tume Specual congratulatuons and thanks are guven to the greatest un our eyes at least soccer coach un the U S a man wuth a temper to match hus fuery red haur our lovable coach Robert C Horgan Not too soon after beung put back on the straught and nor row we began to worry about the comung promotuons No longer the carefree and gay cut ups of the uunuor year we put un a luttle extra tume on school work un antucupatuon of the promotuon board's unvestugatuons After hard work and much speculatuon the good news was made known to all Lads and Lassres us the most umportant theatrucal productuon put on by the Band and Choral Club un co sponsorshup by CBC and Ursulune Academy Thus us undeed the show of the year Gay costumes and excellent dancung along wuth the many loyal patrons all make for a fnne show At the end of the semester Brother Jerome collected the lTlus hustory concluded on page 'l29l 1 1 ' , , . , . . . - , I , . - , 1, . ,, . . . . , . 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I . . , , SE lllll Pllll 0F 1960 Most typical sensor Best Athlete Best basketball player Best football player Most socnable Best student Best looking Best dresser Buggest optumust Bnggest pessnmust Biggest drag wvth faculty Bnggest wheel Most lnkely to succeed Wuttuest NOISISST Qunetest Biggest smoker Curlnest haur Most energetnc Best dancer Most fauthful at chapel Most popular Favorne Favorwe Fovorwe Favorde Favorwe Favorwe Favorne Favorme Favorne Favorne Favorne college sport crooner sensor sunger gurl snnger smoke study magazine orchestra actor actress Best T V show Favornte Favornte Favorute Favorite comic strap basketball team pro football team Bull Tramel Jum Redd Gary Garrlson Jlm Redd Pepsi Cola Gary Klmmlck John Schramm Gary Garrlson Brother L Charles Brother Bernard Charles Ttnes John Pohl Class of 60 Frank Gruber Ted Hume Jam Taszarek Mr Herson Sgt Kung John Schneldergohn Father Albers Jnm Redd Fontbonne Dear Hunting Ray Charles Fred Dashman Julie London Cheroots Gurls Mad CBC Mr Herson Leona Huckleberry Hound Beetle Bauley Cardlnals Colts gong Big Klemm ' I lggens QK H-n'u'U-U'w'U.H.n'H,n-u'n-n'n-- . X ' ' X ' .4 A-----'.I,4---.4--,-.---...--4--.---'-,-,,-4----.'------ h X X ' ,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,..,.,....,.,.,.... ......,.. x N ---'------------'f----4-'-------'---'---4'---4-------- -------' Ny ' ' XX . . ll ll X: . . --HT..-un----nlF-.H-F-.H'u-A.--u-u-- fl ' ll Page 27 Cl SS SE IOR Pte. John D. Ahearn 2nd Lt. Donald C. Ahrens SfSgt. John Q. Archer ' 1 , no x XJWN , Pvt. Richard A. Batek Ist Lt. Richard B. Bax Capt. Paul M. Bellon gs.. lv 'Ist Sgt. John G. B r Page 28 5' e ra Cpl. Arthur E. Betleiewski 2nd Lt. Kenneth J. Bini SfS9t. Richard L. Block l A 'CN 5' 1-Y'- SFC James L. Bolle 2nd Lt Dovud R Bond lst Lt Mnclmel A Bovgord SFC Louls A Bone 3' f ' yu 2nd Lf Aushn R Brennan Lt Col Russell H Bull 2nd Lt Kenneth H Butler , 7 Y of -5 Sgt.fMoi. John M. Carmody T A 'cf 1st Lt James F Collum CHARLES H STEIB Vice President Class of 1960 f -sa. wi Q..-1 if 'lst Lt James R Conway .,..... 2nd Lt Nlcholusl Congemr M!Sgt Paul R Cordes C 1 Pvt. Eugene D. Cronk Capt. James R. Cumrniskey 2nd Lt. Robert S. Curry Page 30 1-ni' Capt Robert C Conley L..- '6 2nd Lt Vlncent J Correntr v-5-' 2nd Lt. John V. Cusumano S Sgt Fredenck J Doshmon ' if MfSgt Denms J DeLorgy .30 .nl f 7 N-r Sfc John J Dlggms Sfc Donald J Dobermc '53 -t'7 3-1 tl S Sgt Patrlck E Dennehy 'nv' 2nd Lf Harry T Doerer L SFC George F Deutschmonn f '9- 'lst Sgt MlchaeIT Duffy SfSgf Wlllferd B Dulle O0 bf ,Z Mol John L Ebehng 'J' JAMES C REDD Presldent Class of 1960 Page 31 ' 'o , oo , ' , ar ' ' ' Q , - fo . up on v v 1 . - . . - . 1 . ' . . jf Q- on ' 'Q 'sh X 5' vv x Af my vm-r STEPHEN R PIESCHEL Secretary Class of 1960 '3 'h MfSgt Richard J Foshage - .,'3 'Isl Sgr James M Frneda 'Isl' Lt Donald H Gall: ':f 2nd Lt Jack L Edleson 3' 2nd Lf Robert .I Falk Sgt Paul T Fehllg Capt Dana R France S Sgt Francns W Frankowslu R' Pvt Garry G Gqf,-.son Sfc Marhn P George I A A f ls Q . . R A 'Q 5. ' R aarr ,Q f S!Sgt Thomas C Gnovanm M Mfsgt Robert V Guelker Y'-'f' Q0 Sfc Robert B Glamer Pv! John H Goedeke Sfsgt Frank L Gruber 'i' Sfc Edward K Hagelsfeln 5 .r-'lf nd Lt Joseph W Harrington SfS9t John W Harwood 2nd Lt Vincent E Helker pug' 33 ig' -7 QA 1 ff' f ,xl 1 SfSgt Muchoel E Hennessy Hi C'7 S Sgt Robert J Hoelscher S Sgt James E Hofer an J -po L, ' Sfc John H Hoffman Pfc. John D. Hogan SfSgt Wulhom T Holmes 4,4 haf Ste Mark D Holzhauer Pvt Jack 0 Hough 'M' i' ,v-4' Capt James W Huls W '5' i if M Sgt Fred T Hume y- .fv- 1' Alf- qi? lst Sgt Peter R Houghton tl' of if Ste John C Hunter Ste George J Iggens Ist Lt JamesJ Huelster vw S Sgt Thomas J Hunsaker MfSgt Ronald L Joudes Page 35 ' f 'J '51 ' an f 3 K' ft A 'u l I,-J Q. - f . . I - - 'X at L. v . f tl . ,4llllllhg 4l-'l-5- 'lu-r 'BI G7 1st Lt Thomas J Jerso Moy Edward G Kavst Sfc Ronald H Kors! Sf: Ronald F Kaufmann 'WMO 'T 'Ist Sgt Joseph J Kelley Q v xv- lst. Lt. John D. Kelly Pvt. Joseph A. Kiely its I Cpl. Thomas L. Kilper Mai. Gary M. Kimmick MfSgf. Carl R. Knocks Page 36 ro ,... 1- ian i Maj Edward J Knoll 2nd Lt ArthurR Koemg 2nd Lt Rrchard C Kolodgae MfSgt John A Kapfer 5.4 WS IIA? QM I oo Q f Ti Sgt Bernard F Kuenz 1-f 4 ' Sh: George E Laurance 'lst Sgt Thomas H Layton Q- -r Mal Paul W LaGreek fa 'R Sfc Arthur E LeGare Page 37 If , , A .,, I ' ,C' ' g , . 7' B. A 'W 3 I A . . I S 1 ' ay, Lt. Col. Roger C. Krasmclu X 3 ,Q O Alf x . E, . W 'Q ,, P I V W A fn 'x R, :ir 5. l.. l l 5 Sfc John E Lembeck 'Isl' Sgt James? Leonard 2nd Lf Mnchael P Loffus 'lst Lt WlIIlamJ Lutz k ttf' Sfc Michael A Lyons hi i elf' Sfc Thomas G Malecek 2 d L H 44' 7 Capt Thomas J Marhn Col Gary C McDonald Sf: Jf-IMC! A MCDOWBII Page 38 n t envy W Mannle T Z 5 .1 at be I 'IJ' 1 'lst Lt ArthurJ McManus Sfc Louns A Merla Sgt Stephen M Metzger lst Lt Wulfred H Meyer lan-'I he Q' 2nd Lt Lawrence J Meyers H 1: '9 ':::, ' 2nd Lt James H Mlttler Pvt Ruchard S Muglnore arf' SfS9t James D Mall ,J 1 2nd Lt Wnllnam J Monahan ,Q vt 5.1 lst Lt Muchael J Moore Page 39 47 , v 9 I ,D 4- f X 1 K. .fx Ai Y r .A t1 V L' t ' 1 A.- tr! Capt Mnchael W Murphy gl S Sic Joseph J Nordom Sfc Gerald A Nellesen 15 1'-'V 'lst Lf John P Nelson 1st Lt John A NlSChWIf1 Moy Robert E 0Bl-len il l l Q' 14' 'rf -af fl ! Mal Murray F Olsen Sfc John A Parlow Mag Davld F Paul Lt Col Anthony J Pelchfnan by Mal Gene J Pfeffer pf -of ...f Sfc Raymond E Pfenffer M Sgt Ronald M Pfeuffer -in 54 5 in 5.4 'f' '.J Capt. Willard J. Phelps Lt .Col. Stephen R. Pieschel 2nd Lt. John D. Poelzl Page 4l MU! JOM' A Pohl SfSgt Joseph A Ponclroh Capt John F Renlly -pa-o 2nd Lt James H. Renschen Page 42 SfSgt. Thomas J. 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Richard H. Stock 2nd Ll' Jerome L Strange 2nd Lt James C Sfuecken Sk Alan J Sweeney .4- if 'lst Lt Roland J Tagkowska b ah-4' Sfc Wulham M Stuhlman LI Col James F Tasxarek Page 45 a-J .2 '57 ow! lv Nj ., ' .nl nnllx '15 Map Paul A Temme Lt Col Charles A Tmes Pvt John A Tutus Pvt Thomas G Trmmerberg Av- 2nd Lt. Anthony J. Vaccuro 4'f' Sfc. Dennis E. Volz Page 46 ii ff' Z 2nd Lt. Carl G. Wagner Q -Q ,gs-Q 2nd Lt. Robert G. Waters 3,40 Sgt Wrlllom V Trornel C' Sf: Bengomm L Volk l l. Ill f in wb' 4.11 1- L- Capt Eugene J Watts SfSgt Michael R Weber Sfc Gerald F Wen Pvt John J Whalen i. Capt James E Whaley 2nd Lt Wvllnam T Wncker 'JJ-' SfSgt Harald E McDonald pr- 5fSgt James R Wmd R' f? 1 M N-I SfSgt Michael A Zenllo Sgt John R Zufall Page 47 A V .wb 1 ff 574 1 'V' 1 lllll -' U , s- H 'f' 9 ,- ' JN A 1 N 1- f . 7 1' : ' 7 .7 1 W f 'J A ABOVE: and Tunes' Tinkers, RIGHT: Sit In there! BELOW: . . , Then There was PODDO Bear' ......, ABOVE LEFT' Nose. Joe. ABOVE RIGHT' Ker-neth's Kuds , 1 J 'Nu 'S 1 -1, fy! ,, JU l0R fer 'A' 71 Ik Rnchard Jaudes President Q can Wulluam Deck -af' -an Thomas ox 32' fi Fl Ruchard Muller Q3 T -.av id' James Clavnn Vuce President 7? Melvin Duncan 9' V-7 David GODTIS John Modnco 3119 QQ 1 ff James Rafferty John Rayhawk l i I Robert Stephens Fred Steurer i Thomas Dunne qi uf Joseph Hanneken Paul Mueller aft wife Walter Ruck JF' 1 Edward Streut na, ,B f Francis Eggerung -0 ? Z Bernard Sinner Secretory -.ff Keith Ellermann R V Kenneth Haselhorst Mnchoel lndellcato 22 equi' Z Paul Novelly .ag Davud Sanders ff Edward Thnele vt? George O Brnen Gary Schaeffer l f A Wnlllam Wllson QT John Vleth Treasurer 'x Danuel Falrchlld 2 OO! '28 Paul Jost ul Dennis O Connor Rlchard Sumon la or g , M G I lss J ,gf 'X Q ,, Q 3 ' K l 35: t 'e fs or lt, .Q 4 -' -- -J V.. . , - i - W 'Te' yfifi' 'I 5 1' m . , A ' A IJ gl ' fl V - I, ' J 1? 7' za A J 5-715 1, 4 F ' 1 X, 'I' . 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'J ' f - A' '4 V 5 iff , V N ' l J Rv I , J I X K ,, ' X - J ' , r X f 1 I I I-if ' - 1 - J ' l 1 ' I f r 13- L i N S 4' 1 ' -A r RR i' 9 R- h' Y 4' ,J R 'J A fi- ., R X ,-, - N - ' . - - X wa , r V, A J ' J I fx 1 f ' , ' J f, 'J 1 ,1 f f J , Q J Walter Day Gene Federhofer Alvin Fennewald Jack Flynn Joseph Gagliardr Edward Gallagher Lester Glarner .. K' A' h W4 I X, f Q .',, ' .Q , 9 fr -fe' f I J j 'Q J ' 49. v .k ., , I X J J y J lr 2 , - J fy nf x r I, K f 1 V f 1 r X f l ' . . . h ' y A -se ' ' 7 - 4' - 'P' - qs' fd V I A y V ,, .. ' x - '7 N s 'f X f I ' V X - j A f -' I , I !, - ' wx ' ' ' r I 4 X A X Pt V gy , 1 .. 4 N 0' K N- 'J - ' g,'42 X - - x , f 1 I 1 5 - ' 1 . ,J - , 1 - ' f A an-' 5 --.av Mnchoel Johnson 1 'YI Tlmothy McAulrffe 1 if Wnllram Schultz Robert Judd iff LJ Francus McHenry I 2 I John Sherrdan 1J W aw' x, f- ,Q-n.. Robert Koenng Robert Kreutz 'ZZ' .- 'I if 4-vb ,-1 f Dennns Mclntyre Thomas Mooney 3' ,.-1 Norbert Leahy rg!! 3 sl Peter Palumbo ,.- i ,. John Loness li .red- ...f K James Rancrlro ,Q Steve Walden -6 3 Rnchord Mars 7-s ,o i Robert Schlernat fn -4. ,l Wrllrom Watts Q f--up i JUNIUR Mrchael Prlce James Prow Vlce Presrdent Presrdent 1 J 1 f., Robert Bentrup ii T na -1 X Peter Dram Alan Fuchs ,av -I Wlllnom Kung Terry Knox x-n-I Xa! Jerry Mozelewskn Rnchard Mueller l 1 James Wachter Thomas Whqrfon John Butler M fi 4 v 9 arlo Canzram Dgn Cereslq i 3 John Garagnam John Geers pun ,Q 'L Walter Kratzer Clarence Larson at Robert Mues Myles Mullugan Q.-.1 Eugene Baker Secretary i -4 Jerome Cochran 'Ol Brian Graft ff' Gary Larkm Mnchael Rerzer --J Michael Bertam Treasurer l tl U w 0 J fi 0 C 0. D. '4 ll Q-of X Terry DeCIue Renard Gruner Rnchard Hennenhoefe 4-1 'Tf Nicholas Lesmskl Pau Llttleton 'Q' ,pf James Savun Daniel Schrodt rea W I ' K -6 A R T-7 , -6 o 8 1 f 307 A X A n Q ' M QQ 1 ff' 1 I fl - M, -3 x R T t r T I M f ft I T ,J fix .A - V -T xl ,lf g ,, X, h ,I M IJ y X X I-Jr 1 1 I' 1 1 f A 9 W V 2' Y T 5, A J ' . - 4 s V i ' X50 Mx.. gs T uf! lg- f M ' -F ,J fn X J' ic,-JJ M M J- H f l 4 'f ff y I M 9 -M' K f- M 4 0 ' , T X J T Q can K ZIP ,:- A , 5 -. .4 1 M ' M ' ' ' ,fg X 'N XJ y JN If X -X- X' 'fl J ,J J - f A f ' 'X ' ' Q f r f If ' f ' M rsssr M - M 5 ,fr T 'Jll X Mf' M + ,, My ff T M f M fj D. . lf . r r-,T 3 x Ab- 'Gal V I la': ,tl Louns Coco Pressdent 3 ,au -6 -of Joseph Banden fi .-1 Sammy Dellarno I J, I S Edward Holthaus Anthony Pallo 49 141 D .gi Laurence Chura i Russell Brauderlck -ti Joseph Dobnnnc ,A 1 5 Thomas Jenkms ,ff Robert Portell 23 ..f' .1 ph. Vnce Presndent 11 011 1 ' James Brown if if Cralg Dunn JUNIDR gi v f John Chellns J- Darwxn DuPuls -5 1 .ai 1-of Jerry Curhn Secretary 43 J 1 John Condren 1-6 li If John Engel 1:9 Cf' 1 'L' --' X Hugh Keenoy Mnchael McCotter 130 -.sv x-I ,.f- .lohn Rnckhoff Terence Rlelly f'T,4l wb ,..- Thomas Wegener Gerald Wlenstroer Joseph Wnnkelmann Thomas Wright Q James Moore 63' ...,v f Mnchael Ryan 'S cb -J Roman Mltulskn -of '5 Ronald Cox vfv Joseph Fresta 1? 'XJ John Nebel .qui Treasurer 'z 9 John Day LQ? John Geraghty Jack Oates 3 5 '4 -O i James Schumann Mnchael Shelton Wullnam Wuest Pag' 53 in o- f' , 4 'X . is - ,A iii +2-v ii' 'V , - ' ' Jer , J , , f S4 ,au V 5 V43 S' 455' . Q- 4' . X -4 J yy 1 fl' 'W V ,pf I X 1 1 1 r- ffJ , A X' 1 X XA A l lf Z I ' J . .ff . .3 A L '9 Q 1 gs-1 ,av 'S - f H, Q-if :Q CQ J' M f ' T- lt A' , ,XA , lf 'T ff l XJ I f , 1 ll 1 I ,l I .- ,,. R4 y ,,. -f ls R- J , T 2 ' -r . 1-' X l J fl Vx J' T! IJ 7,-1 7 so ' .ff ,J , ' ' ffaf f S ' I f ' 1 1 1 119 .4 J , R S. -0 R fx I 'XV -X , x rfl' x X ,J K f V X1 . ,V K 'Q A f I I 1 .I f T ' , at , X - R , - X4 R - :SL .8 Y. 'A - is Y 1,1 gr X, '7 LV 5 I-J W r X X M ff ' ! I, , 1-1, we' ,J Jock Cooley President -Q11 ,. Roger Arnrnann Thomas Doerr ai- v-j Robert Kuenz ...J John Putman 1 I f' 1 Robert Wnllman PC 'P N1 Glen non Nennmger Vuce President .pi ,,.r' A I Paul Bannes David Barton 1'-. ,la 1 nv'- v-Q William Farrell Denms Fntzgerald i 1 ii i -4-1 Drlvld KUEHZ Joseph Lawler i , ' Davnd Rakosky Ben Sabato JllNIOR ,i IA Mlchael Belloll an Charles Floyd Alan Pohl no -9-if -0 an? Wllllam Duffe Secretary l James Bowers 1 Bart Frelhaut pi? John Peckham ,J at Denms Reardon Treasurer -1:7 Kenneth Bowles Mnchael Casey 2 .gi qi Xi g Robert Golsong John Guudry .a ,-nv' w ..- Horold Pf0unf Dommnc Pollzzl 'T ,1 X Gene Schnldknecht Mnlton Schlette Charles Schmntt Joseph Walluams 4 -of 4' Q J ' in All Q 1 J b It -no Q4 ' R , - 'T YP R 'Q' A -' J -v s A rl fin J if Ji X A ' 4 i 4 ! XL I , 1 I xx XJ 1 Q ff , f ' ff RX I as f ' ' fl N' . 1 f ,f L . f' ,Q 'aes ' V - I I ' . 3 5 5 iv? . fi. v , l , 7 lo Q '3 , 1-as x -A C pd- X J X P- ,J ,fl f' N- fl fl A f N ,J ' , A ' wg O 4' J, X,--X '0 by -4 -44 'f f 4 P -' 1 J' - - x C xxx In Q. ff .E X f N Q K is , ' X I 1 ,1 l f sf: f is J ' f J l ' 1 ' 1 . . . . ..-3, 'B ,Af .-as 13 A ,Q ' ' - -A , - -A cd H K - , - - of Q I A J . Q! K R J A X fd' I ,J Mix , If- ' - l gifs f rv X , flr-J -N ,J of f I -I A Q I , .Qs -f f 'ff -C 4-Q John Coughlm Roderlch Rombauer Presndent Vrce Presudenr DG 7, Lawrence Aldrudge Ruchard Anderssen I '1 ,I v fu' Andrew Farms James Frederick an ... n-0 I Daniel Johnson Raymond Joller .,.i ! 1 Bruce Mclntyre James O Shea Mnchoe JU l0R PI --9 uf James Berra is 1 1' David Glesler 1 1 K A James Knuest 'K X I Peters 71. .469 F Robert Casfrone I vt f Wnlford Green Kenneth La Ba rge 5 'C .ai 11195 Timothy Knox Secrets ry Q i Charles Duel ,.-v -i Thomas Hodlcan Ii 36. 'Cl ?lP John Reldelberger Treasurer 'Q 41 Gerald Dunn 4? Pau Hngglns 41 f-9 -J K' James Larson 'S' ,f f Joseph Phelan Tnmothy Toolen fh John Llnhares .., Ronald Unash Wllllom Whale .2 V h 3 as ,lg . . 5 ' ' l .5 , , - ,J .N xx. ' J, ry 3 7 ' 1 A L! 4 s - 4 l c J J so , ,, 'Q J 3 f '6 ef 1: 5 ,, 'A 1 Q . I, JJ '! Lf! ,- , ei' Q ki ., V I., , ,- I X X ,lf K f I v N p-J f A ff . f 1 l Y 2 6 nw' , '. J J 1 I . , , V, Q ' ,, X' , N , 1 J iff .P f i .-I ry ,V l Q x ' f , I ' J J f , V , .t A 19 2 , 1 JA, 3: K , 1 A I X if' 'KK V . 'P - J - A J . - ex K . X I J ,I F - , f, 1 I . . , ' a Q 5 - 4 ' ' - ' '0 , .N - -A - ' I X if ' V is f ,R J l ' x 4' ' s- ' ' ,- 1 , H A , 'I X I X l I 4. J r I I SOPHOMORE 25? 'X William Aimonette '73 K Way ne Conroy 'S Wayne Kraft 73' 'Z' Roy Niebling '31- -0 fl fi f Thomas Shields rx 19 Kenneth Delgman President if r-DF, 1' i i' o Alrnon William Bailey BQ .- ' ooh Philip Dwyer David Enlmonn .f 'Fill Ui ' i David Lorenz Roger Luna 33- ,-an i 1 rell Norton Francis Ready Civ 1 at 11 ,gg -J -Q Crawford Thomure Anthony Vaccaro .c-Q. .81 John Foley Vice Presldent 419 , James Belcher N1 -0 .l I Daniel Maguire 41 Ronald Rhodes 3 'im il 419 ,.. Robert Walsh aC! if 3? Anton Wagner Secretary ce.:-i X U14 John Brauer -11 ff' ,- Anthony Manzo 3 -4 'S' James Schaefer if 5. 1 47 Raymond Wecker 'fa I i Carl Gentile Treasurer his Robert Brennan -.-J Louis Maull Z' 1 Q-if X Robert Schulze QS' -i 1' Frank Zimmer l'-QQ 'L Norbert Buecher 'ai' C -0 5 f-10 John Nelke fl? Peter Sharamitar . 'S rg, as ' ' ' -v 'C I ' - 1- , .. ! Y ' ' - A TQ D' J A ' 303 nf rt 37 J , J y ' X C A 1 , 1 ' V K Ny xr W Q ,W Z '4 . g ,a , V Q AJ 1 -4 .9 re V l - u f , on 'I -... ,-J ' J ' A ' ' If f j r I , . X V, I N . 1, - fd, C J f .. F 'J l rl L 1 f , ' ' sf J hn ' ' 1 l K F st - 2 ' Q gk x . Pl 'f 5-e ' ' -ft ' ' ' ' -A. C- 1, iv-:E 't '-f' -Q 1- J , , P, I , I IJ , lf I , - If-I xx 1 X J ., - A' ' f fi I r lxl l l J ' , 1 f ,lt ' ' ' Gerald Fitzgerald Frederick Freiberg Joseph Hartnett George Killenber X9 C' 1 7 cz- ,Z3 L 'F g l 16 Y! flt , 'IZ' F f 4 fi - Q , .v 0, Vg V , , ' ,I . 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J ,. l 1 I 3 K V f l ' I I l - - K . . . .F 2 R l is l N up lx-9 1 L, . ,N - x - ' f - Q ,xf W -, V X , xr V A ,A,,e X I jf , ,Z f I I f p 4 1 X f f f 1 i 1 f V 1 X , J -3-I3 -.Z Robert Deutschmann Robert McKendry Presxdent Vlee President Qc ,C 'IB' X-ge' Herman Adams Clark Betty Donald Boevnngloh 'JC Mali O9 ,Sf 3 vga Thomas Gragnom Crang Groh Robert Hayes -:Q 'Ev Paul Kroupa Lawrence Lawton Charles McCann and an 'dxf -..u,. 01' -dv Mnchael Moehrle Davad Monohan Joseph Num: Robert Stephens Secretory 'v 'Y George Chrnstnne ,er ,J Stephen Henker 'C 3 -6 Frank Forst Treasurer ff' if ,l V Robert Cooney Spf 1 ,-J Dale Igou QC' '19 li SUPHHMURE 3 -1 ,,-1 Jerry DeMartrns David Erker 26' l l' Charles Kelly Peter Kung 'z 6 N -and -7 Lawrence McCormack Patrrck Mclntyre Edward McKee John Mercurlo 1: an Jr' I '19 '19- --.np 1' Bruce Pote James Ronther Darryl Ross Rlchard Schlldknecht -' - :. XIX ni I 1 I Guy Snmpson Wnlluam Stinson Peter Volas Rnchard Zummerman R 3 4 in :Max la' ' , ff' A lg- 'C' , f t , - 309 .N g f' f , X X fl . f ' 4 , Lf- sn- f, 1 ,Q-by tw- 'i :L 1 -4 -1' N 'T' V4 XR tv , K of C- I 1 71.4 . I .s e ,, E xf It fi r- ,J X ' ff I R il 1 h X f f y e f y f ,f of t f ' 4 '- 2' ' ,f -'a 'G J' sf 'K f ' 9 -: L 7 C' 6 'ji' 5 t if 4 31 J. . ' If '- 1' 1 54 I ' N1 N X I X I 1,1 , X f . 1 1 , r f t N ,PVC , U ni ' qj? .1 ' 7' .I I 5 7: ab ' A' ' ': f , ,.- ' ' A 'Q fi' f ff ' L f :fu r X If f ' ! t K I It A I I C C V 1 , C ,Q x . v K . . this A Q: A 'M' .-- f -:QI tl-Xl . R' X ,YN I. - '11, I X l M ar f, , i f X . -F! ux If f , V r ' ' A D , ' 5 '. . I ef 'f L ,. 2? L - L A, K If V t X I 5 V7 SOPHOMORE 1? Q Norvell Adelsteun bs James Crahan up 3 'S Dennis Hogan 'Ol Jack Plper Page 58 i 1 ,Q John Kleeschulte President 'W William Amnco Q 3 f ix Rnchord DeWalle ? 3 1 my 233 :Q-f ye' YW? 3 f Patrnck Blake Vice 5' up' -ati' John Bayless ur Davod Fagln 3 EN 5 Q K1-:XV Wlllnam Kelly Danuel Klppenberger if Q, .3- Q-5 ' I Gerard Sanders Glennon Snllnmon Presndent Patrick Carroll Q fri Leo Goesslung it 5 John Morrell X-nj I-1 9 Vuncenf Vutale Secretary as -l Gregory Chase 'Z Robert Grone 'BC' -on 'T ,.., 4-if si Thomos Vohsen Rnchard Oakley 33' dv 'Q am- 'QT Donald Puder Treasurer ff Ruchard Cordes -Q1 wi ,. James Hensler Bernard O Donnell i Robert Wnnkelmann Wllllam Wolf 1 , . B U jg e . I , , .f 'N l , f- f llll f X 1 , I ' XX I f I f ,ff 'Q . J J 'J '- 5,3 h J f N- , KVA fix fa ,J N , L X 1 J l A , ff , f r 5 .'- .I A Q v K I I .Q M , 2 , A .0 ' IQ! . --4 K : ' ', ',,,, U. va' 3 A ' ' V 1' ll J K , f-1 ' ff ' ff' ll ,A fl , N . X A le X T - 3 ,a h l - , S BX X e. . J Q: B J J ' fx Q D fy A llfo 'ff ,- I ,fy f I X , X I X ' Y ,tm ,, ' n - on ' at x 7 Q , -4 ' ,E A 1' -1 VI if -J f, K A . ,. X , 1 , Q J, I ll! 1 l rj . I f , JJ X ff I fi ai 0' .11-.h f' Melvin Parenfnn Dann lFagln Presldent Vuce Presadent '22 1-8 --all Xe z Bardenheler Patrlck Buckley Michael Burke gf. -33 -0 1 .nn ,J mes Feldhaus Thomas Grlmes John Heulman of f 11' n4 41 Z eorge Lrnhares John Moore Barry OKeefe Z1 1 .f gi if ! 5. I ' S dam Sodowskr James Schnelderhahn Daniel Sexton L1 5 -Z SOPHOMORE George Durbnn Georg Fr zwater Treasurer Secretary 1 f 'J' ,t-1 Z Wullnam Bussen Thomas Chrusten 40 40 6' M i 1 James Hersh Claude Hollander do '29 If .19 f-f Ernie Patti Joseph Pnskuluc 1 George Sonnerberg Donald Souders as ff .JS- ii X-v 1 David Tholen John Trudt 'O Y 1 Edward Clear A9 Q Paul Jovanovlch David Pottmeyer Daniel Stelmoch 2 'X Lawrence Uelk v9 Gabrnel Csengody ,le Si I Arthur Kemp Qi Thomas Rnckhoff Allen Stern an 1' Denms Well . 3' . 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I I Routley Scott Robert Stoessel Melvun Benoast 1 '1 1 i Rlchard Cox 'iff i i v-4 Wulluam Bowen ,Qi 1.4 i 1 ii James Brooks i Wullnam Deuchmann Charles Dexter WWW ,fa ,uv p4Nv- X John Gerfken Phrllp Grlgum 92 John Mallon ,ar Guy Threl 'GWB Gary Mueller i .riff -3 3 ,. John Wolfsberger Robert Hampe ..-f X3 Q3 'Z' Joseph Butler N-Q Thomas Drttmerer .a-63' i if Alon Haynes 1 yi' ,rv Wrllram Nennrnger Thomas O Neal i ,.-Q George Buys 3752 3 1 r Robert Edler 43 'TW Z-.1 James Hormng l F1 Rnchard Poehlnng . JJ- 4 L l02 'J J f ' K J J X K 1' I ' f' 2 1 A I f ' , ' ., J x Y ' n- X Y X . r JJ Q ,Q , N N -, r I7 l l 4 l lr f.1' I 1 A B l 2 J -19 7 -l A 1 B Q . f W A . , QV, ' 3 I 51: 9 . on ..rN T 1' -4 1 1:1 . -6-3 '42 1 W, 5 x W. U , X 1 'FA 1 s J T -if I R Y K X,-J ,l pf X, , V ,I X 5 7, 'J ' fl ' ' of , ' . ' ' - ., ' 'A . 'f . I l l la JJX' 1, he X 9 .3 - ' A 4 ,AJ K t t ,..,. 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Ronald Pauly x I, we ati 'Q KX , A- - A 5 D G Sophomore l 1 ,f 4: Donald Hernmer John Schuler Vuce President Secretary 03 50: r 112 Robert Bence '53 C i is James Doherty 3' 1 August Mantua ii -ef wi' Vnncent Bene A7 WE a-If X1 George Goodenough 019' 1' Robert McCarran 1 Z Robert PYOOSY Charles Pullaro ,J-' ,-,I -vi I --4 i Wnllnom Tauser Treasurer 1 Fred Buerman 'Q f- Ruchard Heldorfer ff' 'Z John McFarland JL' Fred Burkhardt Timothy Houghton aaa 3 Elmer McNulty 1 ..4r NC' Robert Schaefer Turnothy Southerland -ac' 4? .0 Wllluam Stover Thomas Van Rheln James Vuvuano George Whatworth Theodore Wacker Wnlllarn Wunter 'Nga lQ '1 Dems Burns ,0' v-UU John ges 3 F- ...fr i Edward Nickels vo Dennns Speno Page 61 , J J- , x . , f -G so or , I P Z 1 f G fi! ff, f 5 jA If 1 ' lt , f 6 rf: 1 V, A il . y ,l W Q - 1 ., . ' ' . -f 5 D v .0 s ,sf j Z f ' QL ff 'IJ X' X .r I' x 'J . ' J f avg K 2 - 'H ,u I a Q - .' L il - I HJ ' ' 3, ,,,, ,W I- K3 lg ' - f -5- f ' ' ,, :J -Ay V I v J . 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' Y ,Nl A P i' X Q 1 J G ' I f G A X J. ,rw -6 Douglas R Ottenhps Presndent John J Cnprnano Sergeant at Arms onli 01 Kent E Bruder -5 John P Jones nv' Timothy W Ayers ji John P Conden 'S' XJ LIBRARY FRESHME Kos ua v-v -7 T Qi Vnce President Q11 Frank J Thomas C ,.4 Ronald R Petrlm Daniel O Reardon Thomas E Holm Secretary Treasurer l Baslle Blesmger eau' P 077 Robert M Grossmann Fehlvg Tim J Brian K Rlchard W Ll I9 Kleber 2-' Ianni Glennon T John J Harold H Morrow Mueller Mohan as. -I -as 13' .44 ,lr l nce W Rrchard J Gary W Sheldon Ramsey -0 fp- ag Robert R Houfek 0-6 'Z ff i-I' Maddock Martin .ga John S John F Neusel O Hoare ,ff .-of 'Y -6 i E Walter F Gary Stoltman Thlemet 3 9 James A Thomas F Hunter Pat M Matthew M McCol lum fi Davud W Brngham Tnmothy Arthur M Ba d Boles y 5 lg '--d Gary G Hutt: 1 Thomas W McDonough .l Edward Anthony Pallo Oswald Oi ..,,.,, -av X X fn Nicholas W Steve L Welss Vagmno 1 y N 'J Z: . x pl 'I ,J Tx 77 1 ,X ,T .X l l V - I' V ,,. . - N, f y A Q3 , ' 'GA' A r.: ' ,f ' ' 9 ' ' ' .34 an 9' X Q va 1 ' f 1 ' 'T fb! 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' Scaturo ' ' ' 61 Larry Hays President all A i Robert Alroldl fd Dennls Bleker ,-,A vw-I sr John Hurst Denms Moser '-U Thomas Rnesmeyer Ne: Barker Bernard Callanan Wnlllam Kmesf led 'Z I'-' Charles Nenner X Lawrence Rutz B FRESHME 210 g ,ff J Gerald Daruels Lawrence Meyer Vlce Presndent Secretary mf- PP'-f W CT James artolotfa Dennns Derda ,Ap Claude Lunbeck Mark Ohlendorf of 'ii' Fred Speckman Fl Rand Y Batek -5? Pau Felsch i-. James Macauley 95' George Peters QC' if Donald Smerek -3 Harold Bauer ga i E Forrest Goddard rf if f Mrchael McCudden li Joseph Pratte James Talbot ull! .p-0 'uf James Mroczkowslu Treasurer 4,4-v 'of l 3 James Lloyd Bene Baylard l Q-' ,af Comellus Huelsebusch John Hoffman -J I-f Theodore Mlchel Thomas McWoy fi If xml ,.J Francvs George Renschen Remck 1' 1-,ff .o Robert 'av' 63 Wester Donald Turpun - .a V ' ..- X'f- f 1 'X X I ,r J X f 'f 1 X X X ' If ,' - 'f L' in sw f 'E J . 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David F Jockenhoefer if -una' .1 ix Kevnn P O Connell :ac Mark S Schleper xg? 5 Joseph E Tummlnla 2' Kenneth T Kelley James A O Gorman 101 vo' --Q Wnlluam T Schnarr E' -J 'ver John C Druhe Thomas J Klser 'Sv' ,vc James A Paunovuch 01 Denms W Slavuk Patrick R Dennis V Walsh Wunkeler John M Eversole Michael E Kllngler 3 i s -A John M Pnnegar If John H Soto NIE Wlrts 'ri John G Farrell as'- ,,...., ff' Ronald Knobbe -e-'r Mlchael J Quunn 1, James M Sullivan .9 o Q D J 1 C .is T. ,fe do -ft If 7, ,J X9 ,, rw, N g,1 . f f- - 4 1 1 -wr l W s --a .,, J 5 4 v, L f- - J 'Ji C, ,qi x- A-,, -: 0 , . ,1 ,- 5 I , I : K x ', ff! ' X 1, 'aj'-'E I J I lllx. M J I A ' T ,E 'J'-...A Q- -9 'ka' C . 2, . , T 4 .0 K T 1 mx jr -.C f ,V f A1 ' -- 8:2 , he E x , V r ' - fy.- flvl A T .2 lm J 1 R ' ' 1. 'f ,ff rf ' 'C I e T KA -3 ' L 5 'C J 11,1181 K xxx SL V ? 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FRESHME 305 1 '13 1 GeraIdA Lammers Vnce Presudent it 919 ui .,-Q ,W Dennis J Csengody 4' Wullram F Harrnson N :2' X f James Hofer df' Y., James E Lynch Larry A Klrchhoff 3' Tzm A McNearney Joseph A Cukler .94-f f..- Henry R l-lawklns li Joseph C Kleba fs C Donald Neumann 3'-Q 'C ur Paul F Meyer Secretary Dennis J Dolan William F Helfert Kam M Krueger if John W Patterson qw Z., x James J Sheernn Donald W Schoenborn Q2 -6 v-4 1 i' ffl Dennus P Walker Wulllam T Sfelnkoetter Wllluam T Lowry Treasurer png 90 -0 ,., James R Dosenbach br at Thomas G Hennenhoefer Gerald D LaMear fnfi 46 ve? Henry L Relfeuss Rachard Whitten ,-I Donald R Dressler Pau J l-lermsen 6 f Joseph W Leady G -3 Neal T Schaeffer Q1 lk Walter S Zuchowskl I , ' , -' is , I ' t ,-4-, . 'C K ' lf I J JJ 1, I ,I h ,,. - . fl l . N I 'v Gr 35' u fl 3 biz- ,il .A I I A ,., T 94 J iii, -.,, Z' - N-' ' , J 5. - X 1 A 1 of f 1 e fr 'fl f . J A af' A J- as 'A f 5 L ' .I x - J I i 5 T2 - ,Q M T-. CW ,J 1 , sf, 4 . 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'A lr iii as up it --4' 5 Wllllam Wal h f F'N v9 Gerald Boehm it -0-wg John Beck s President 94' OI-I Matthew Bouchard 9 4: John Eschmann 'Q Dennis Bankowskn Vice President 'BE xii James Bruscuso rx 75 Harry Fabuck rm as NP James Gummersboch Joseph lndelncato Secreta ry Treasurer ...f Wnllnam Brooks Joseph Burke 2' 22 'Q S Q-'47 Jack Flemmmg Mlchael l-lertlnng 4-.5 ap. -sf' if .-1' Qi' Thomas Busch 3 John Hessler -fa, if ff Rlchard Hveger Wullvam Hlrner 405 ag, 9' -4. Thomas McCoy Patrnck McGrauI ,,. 1-..-x fx. Tm? Norvell Seele Tom Shamon fx' John Hoekstra -X 'CQ .ZS 'S Thomas Pecher pb fi- ,Nz Carl Huenke Johnny Korte ,aims 'J .1 ,,.p- Arthur Rhomberg Sfonley Robbms 'W Thomas Marshall fl .JO Kenneth Rutledge pn 1? .4-a 14 1, 4 Marty Spugell Matthew Toczylowskn R0n0ld Volenfme Jomes Von Rhem Cf' John Kelly McAfee '32 S 'QI vo' Mark Schrodt -40 James Wakeman -we Q I K x ,,,,, 4 3' D 7 no f F., H ' 1 sd A . . 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'TJ ' 1 I , f l . f T f l Wllluam M Flannogon Presudent FRIESHME 404 g P5 '2 'C ai ,..,, 4-an I4 Albert J Arno 2 If S-J Raymond W Barclay Gary J Baumstark 94' 'U' 3 Thomas R Gold Eugene A 0Bnen Vnce President Secretary f f' f ,,, f-4 Done! J Wnlllam ConvY Dee i ,7 ,pw 0 AJ John T Beckman Treasurer -C George A Fanettn fx i 'ik 23 'l Wullram H Gruffln ai ...I ' Of? John W Grutsch Phrlhp F Maugeru 'HUP' ui' rw! John J Hennessy Hoff Vnctor F pg 96 .H 11 4 James J Edward J McVey Mnlton 11 Wlllaam D Rachard L Jack A Shea Suntrup Tntone Gene M Kappler Terry M Myklns 4811? Z- Robert D Vreth Joseph J Krske M ff 9, Robert B O Connell I? ui Mnchael H Walsh 4 'x '.! John Kruse .2 Jeffery H Prlesmeyer 35 Frank P Wnnterer 13' John L Lind c, ldv Arthur C Rlegel Page 67 , Q v ' X h I' :' .A 1 , , -9' - ' - at I 4:-' tg , fr ! N f JU 1 J fl I. A J N 'X , 1, ' . - Q Q .' 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Col John G Smerek S 4 Re iment . . , - Q lst l.t. Elzear S. Rohan, Assistant S-4 Col. Gary C, McDonald, Regimental Commander Lt. Col. Anthony J. Pelchman, S-2 Regiment Lt. Col. Robert C. Siemer, S-3 Regiment Maj. John A. Pohl, Assistant S-3 lst Lt. Ronald J, Tajkowski, S-3 Air Officer Lt. Col. Charles A, Tines, S-l Regiment 2nd Lt. John D. Kelly, S-3 Liaison lst Lt. Willard J. Phelps, Public information Officer Page 71 Ist B TTAUO STAFF . . ..- 'fb C35 . 951-5.5 .MQ ' .iMe,.,A .A.v , , ,- Page 72 iiijj' XJ Left to Right: Maj. James W. Huis, S-2 Maj, John L, Ebeling, Executive Officer Maj. Paul W. LaGreek, S-3 Lt. Col. James F. Taszarek, Battalion Commander Maj. Edward G. Karsf, S-4 Maj. Pau! 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F COMPANY Left to Rnghtl lst Lt James P Collum Executwe Ofhcer 2nd Lt HenryW Mannle lst Platoon Capt ThornasJ Martin CO 2nd Lt Lawrence J M yers 2nd Platoon 2nd Lt Harry T Do rer 3rd Platoon Pug H ,, i , H ,, A I f, , , lst . Jo . erra, . . ' tz, . , - , 5' ' Q , 9 - ' 5 . , 5 C . , oar , , I f . , , . .g . ' . ' , C.O.g 2n , ' , Lott s, l't Platoang d Lt, I - ' 1 - - . FYI - . . --. - - - A - ' ng X , q . 'fL w5.,-- , E F 'J ' ' ff' 1' W' .P - J T' , . v l 1' Q . g . , . 5 V ' , - , I - - f o. . . .Q . . 9 , Q , , e , , xE,.. an ,gl Q. n 1' 3rd BAllAlI0 STAFF . ' f S U S , . ,,.- S - i V , P' 'Q J ' -. J 'C X ,AH J jig f: 5 fr f 2 - 4 f 'fr is -A . .M ! .f - A M' .bt M A H4 Ti 'iw' i . A -. ' AXCAJXI x -' Page 76 Left to Right: MfSgt. Richard J, Foshage, Administration 81 Supply Maj. James C. Redd, Executive Officer Maj. Edward J. Knoll, S-2 Lt. Col. Roger C. Krasnicki, Battalion Commander Maj. Charles G. Siebert, S-4 Maj. David R, Hess, S-l Sgt, James M. Moore, Bn. Sergeant Major Maj. C. Thomas Heisler, S-3 Absent: MfSgt. John C. Hunter G COMPANY Left to Rlghr 2nd Lt Robert J Falk lst Lt John P Nelson Executlve Otflcer 2nd Lt Kenneth J Bunn 2nd Plato rw opt u J el on O n Aus: R Brennan r Platoon 2nd Lt Vlncent J Correntr 3rd Platoon 'gi Ill! SQIQI H COMPANY Lett tc mght IC or Box Executlve Oflcer lst gt Mlchoel T Duffy Copt EugeneJ VVotts CO 2nd L Carl G Wagner 3rd Platoon 2nd Lt John V Cusumano 2nd Platoon And Lt James C Stueck n lst Platoon 'gil HE DUUARTERS GUIDON BEARERS lLeft to Rlghtl Cps Jomes D Mogunre Co I Peter M Ku g John A Gertken Co G V5 I COMPANY lLeft to Rnghtl lst Sgt Thomas H Layton lst Lt Joseph J Kelley Executlve Ottucer 2 d Lt Arthur R Koenug 2nd Platoon Capt Mschoel W Murphy CO 2nd Lt James R Mlttler lst Platoon 2nd Lt Dovud R Bond 3rd Platoon Pago 77 ' : lsr Lt. R' ln d B, ,J 1' f , s. l .I I .A - I, - lc C . X -. I , - I . Q VV . PQl,BI,Cr,g2dLr,.rf ,3d , 5' L J Q, ' . ' fl J A ft ,. 1 .Q. fepif' A in U . l. , ' , . 5 l . 'rt , CO. Hg , 4 5 4 l , , . , , . ' ' 5 n . . ' , li ARDS' PlAT00 Maj. James Huls, Section Leaderg Capt. Dana France, Executive Officer, Capt. Michael Murphy, Commander, lst Sgt, Donald Riesmeyer, Guidon Bearer, Maj. Edward Karst, Section Leader. .,,,T. 'Z' First organized in 1957 for the purpose of assisting the cadet officers in maintaining discipline and stopping infractions of school regulatons, the Guards' Platoon has finally obtained the respect of all students. This respect it has long deserved Csays the writerl. This year the Guards have come unto their own under the able guidance of Sgt. Leonard King. Together with Capt. Mike Murphy, Commander of the Guards, Sgt. King has completely reorganized the group, distributing direct leadership more widely by the formation of internal fire teams. Adding precision drill to their curricula, Sgt. King has molded the group to the point where they rival their older competitors, the Grenadiers and the Lancers. In addition to performing their everyday duties, the Guards have been honored this year by taking part for the first time in the Veterans' Day parade. Bottom Row: Richard Anderssen, Richard Hennenhoefer, Kenneth Karst, Jerry Mozelewski, Joseph Banden, William Deck, Robert Falk Haselhorst, Paul Jost, Keith Eilermann, Paul LaGreek, James Cum- David Paul. Top Row: John Modica, Tom Wharton, Chuck Schmitt miskey. Second Row: John Nelson, Willard Phelps, Joseph Harring- Nick Lesinski, Michael lndelicato, James Clavin. ton, Anthony Pallo, Al Fennewald, Bruce Mclntyre. Third Row: Ron -1.-ilv-1-1 r 4-Y l - L'-A'l-'- M be-0 l M A VARSITY-Bottom Row: Carl Steib, Michael Loftus, Thomas Heisler, Russell Bull, Roger Krosnicki. Middle Row: Clarence Larson, Glen Nenninger, Keith Eilerman, Michael lndelicato. Top Row: Glen David, Richard Mueller, Gary Mueller, Kenneth Delgman. John Heilman, Craig Groh, Joseph Indelicato, Kenneth Delgman, Richard Zimmerman, An- thony Manzo, Gary Mueller, Glen Davis. L. rv Q1 for Q-:za 5 QQ -'TA'-f Page 79 fll Again? IZ! Front and Center. C3' The llttle fellows wil Captaur Rachek does the honors. ABOVE- That's what l want for Christmas BELOW- To say the least .-I k --.Q - -. 1 96' THE RUSS LANCIZRS L, , ....--.- - -H .cr PFC. Michael Condit, Guidon Bearer, 2nd Lt. Kenneth Butler, Capt. Robcrt Conley, Executive Officer, lst Lt, Michael Borgard, Com- mander, Lt, Col, Charles Tines, Lt, of the Lancers, Cpl. Craig Dunn. Bottom Row: George Peters, John Rickhoff, John Farrell, John l-laeke stra, James Moore, David Monahan, Edward Nickels, Fred Speckman, Second Row: Harold Pfountz, Joseph Fresta, Tom Wright, George Whitworth, Tom Bieslnger, Gary l-lutti, Donald Smerek. Third Row: John Foley, Dennis Bankowski, Donald Turpin, James Bene, Kenneth Bowles, Sam Dellario, Dennis Bossi, Paul Cordes. Fourth Row: Ray Niebling, Frank Bosile, Clarence Larson, Dennis Slavik, Jack Flem- ming, William Dee, Kim Baker. Top Row: Norvell Seele, Vincent Mahoney, Joseph Kleba, Tom Hennenhoefer. 1 eu ,ff ww l 'I L ML., I l l The Ross Lancers are so named to com- memorate the first Professor of Military Science and Tactics at CBC, Colonel Glenn A. Ross. They are a select group of cadets who have become pro- ficient in close order drill and certain related movements, All members of the Ross Lancers are five feet six inches or below, The Ross Lancers perform their precision movements at the Spring and Fall Reviews, and any other military function downtown. ln addition to the height required, Lancers are chosen especially for their military records and their marching skill. A total of 41 cadets comprise the Ross Lancers, Of this total, there are four eight man squads that account for 32 cadets. With them there are four officers who are selected from the ranks by popular vote of the members them- selves. The men also choose one drill master and one Guidon Bearer, ln addition to the foregoing 38 cadets, there are three supernumeries whose degree of training and skill enable them to fill the position of any member who is absent. Members of the Lancers practice for five days ci week, and for a half-hour between 0730 hours and OBOO hours. Through this continuous drill, the Ross Lancers are concentrating on being the No. l drill unit in the school. i -1--...... .t ,. , ,,.,,, , flf Honor Men 123 Come on Weenie' fm . Q A I -,vs akwqu ,stu ,RH-4 x ff I THE ELZIE R GRENADIERS ,,'.. A , ,..1, . -' pn-Q6 '- t 5 . 'ng,.,- ,. , Lf. 1. , - 4 , ff.- V. -, , Maj, Thomas Heisler, Guidon Bearer, Lt, Col. Anthony Pelchman, Drill Instructor, Mai. John Ebeling, Section Leader, Lt, Col. Charles Steib, Commander, 2nd Lt. John Poelzl, Section Leader. Bottom Row: William Wolf, Tom Vaccaro, Steve Walden, Ed Rau, James Huelster, Glen Nenninger, Robert Hampe, James Conway, Ed Knoll, Second Row: Robert Willman, James Frederick, Don Hem- mer, Michael Casey, Richard Marsh, John Peckham, James Wachter, Robert O'Brien, Third Row: Joe Ring, Carl Steib, John Piper, Dom- inic Polizzi, Richard Bax, Michael Moore, Joseph Piskulic, David Kunz. Fourth Row: John Smerek, Gary Larkin, John Pohl, Gary Kimmick, John Harbaugh, Jack Cooley, Dennis Schumann. Top Row: James Rancilio, Gerard Sandweg, Tom Fox, John Geraghty, Benia- mni Sabato, Arthur McManus, Joe Gagliardi, 1,-1,','f Precision Drill Team, Guard of Honor, Repre- sentative of the Corps of Cadets: These are the assignments fulfilled by the Elzear Grenadiers. Since their founding in l937, the Grenadiers have participated in the Fall and Spring Military Re- views, the annual Federa Inspection, and Gradua- tion Day exercises. They also serve as Honor Guard for the Archbishop in the Youth Day ceremonies at the Cathedral, This year they also acted as Special Honor Guard for Father Thomas English, CSC, a past Grenadier Commander CClass of l95Ol who, after being ordained at Holy Cross Seminary, Santiago, Chile, celebrated his first solemn Mass in the United States last November. The G-men are named jointly in honor of Brother Justinus Elzear who introduced the Mili- tary Program to CBC, and Brother Elzear Stephen who, for nearly AO years, was a member of the CBC faculty. Grenadier personnel are selected early in the school year and cadets who make the grade can be proud of that fact, for they represent the best of the Corps, Through the years, the Grenaidiers have main- tained the highest standards of neatness, discipline, and precision drill, This year has been no excep- tion as the Grenadiers have upheld the high degree of proficiency expected of them in all their ap- pearances. The Grenadiers use basic military formations, supplemented by such unique movements as the pinwheel and the distinctive Grenadier G. These and other precision movements give the unit a well-balanced drill presentation. -gk-0 A XJ ea , 'Il 8' 'I P, Q '39 1 0 P nb . K. g:,. Q veg-Xa. G A Q , 4- 1 ' 1 wa. 'Lx , 4 . .b ,..f,,. . . MA. , - , . , Jr. f 1 ,H 3, . . 1 -. .v , ,..,- F ps ff .- A . 34 , A ' ' Pv3s myr:: wi rvgfvgfg ,, 4 f-,,. ' f 1 1- ,- , -. 4 W 4 u FE' , y. , f ,,,f' f., 1 5 4 vw- s ,Mu ,1 ,, M .. -f 11 ww- Q. . J.. . , ,K , , 1. 5 nm, . , N, - , X- -. . , K ., X A . .ao N -+ 'QNX ' -Q' ' MY: 'l.-,lolir- ' ,x f ,- . , :Q , A ,-- -f , , v g 1 :-4-mg--1 ,U era' 'Q' f., 15... ' Q 3 . J, A rv if - P A w Y X 'U 1 ' 4 ,f- J3Q:3g,r'. lt! V , , N VQ ' 6 J B L P T t fm-vgw. P fl 'IW f ml all -1 -J fi a as 45 15 ff l J T ii TA' if as L , M , ,,,.. . ,.,,. - . e 4 i ,, 6-If ' ', 3' i H ' ' , ., - f '-'Nu BOTTOM ROW: Tom Schulte, Tom Holmes, Ken Reinhart, Bob Siemer, Rich Block, Jim Redd, Jack Hough, Jim Stuecken, Fred Dashman, Jerry Strange, John Kopfer. SECOND ROW: Gene Watts, Dave Hess, Jack Flynn, Jerry Curtin, Rich Jaudes, Mike Lyons, Jim Frieda, Jack Lem- beck, Jim Prow, Tom Dunne, Jack Garagnani, Mike Johnson. THIRD ROW: Mario Canziani, Charles Pullaro, Tim Toolen, Larry Chura, John Chellis, AI Fuchs, John Sheridan, John Vieth, Mike Reizer, Jim Kniest, Louis Coco. TOP ROW: Coach Jack Kersting, Dave Sanders lMgr.l, Pete Diani, Carl Gentile, Joe Williams, Jack Oates, Jim Savin lMgr.J, Coach William Gerdemann. ABSENT: Rich Migliore. rj 'R Q, Varsity Football CBC Opponent l4 McKinley , .,,,,,. 6 2l Mercy ..,... ,,..... l 9 7 DuBourg ., ., ,,,, ,.,. . ,l2 l4 McBride Y,.,.. , ,... ,,.,., 2 l 7 Hellas, Jeff. City .,,. ...... l 3 27 Kirkwood ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,A,, 20 7 St, Louis ...,,,,,,,. ..,,., 3 3 6 Assumption ..,. ...,.. l 3 Jackie Hough gives the Goldbugs the evil eye. , 41+-of wt, . I mu, -4-,jf-.....4--w....,,,, L K N-Q... V '-. ,, . ..f lg-1 ft N ' 1 .. f-t.',. '- 'H' fr' - Y ' - iuvvvfi. 'r My V, ,L 1 - 15 f-fa-4. -Y '- wr- ,fe-. ' T ' M. ,ff-,,.1,,e-t,:,'lyggfs W-C -'Q ' C .. ,.,. i1-41fb'3.,.ff'5k:ffE 'ALL T-wasSai.ii3l i4 T? ' gf .' 44691552 , .4 . , vvg. . 1 - i- w9v'1 liil1t,.iib'F Aerial attack finds hole in Huns' defense, Com'on Mike, give Jerry some help! . 1, ' L: 3' K- . V ,-A, ,,.,gx!v,., Mike Johnson shows the Crusaders his heels. nl-- . , 4' . Rich Block - up and ciwoy! This is no time to shoke honds, Jerry! Cadets rollicking wifh DUBOUVQ X- -, f 1271 -L J, :5u.uw bliz idvf Y by , Q ,Slip n I iss 5-41-3 . i .bn- i. M X T 'Q 9 'A' li -in-u-4 it i -. K Jim Redd Jim Frieda Rich Migliore Tackle Tackle Tackle -A 1 f T ,cll lv ' 1- r , an 1 1 A ,A Q.,-' V. B R L J 4 ' If 'fit-gl-H' Co-Captains Rich Block, Jim Redd and Jack Hough talk things over. 'Chai -C77-P Fred Doshmun Ken Reinharf 'rom Holmes Bock Guard End 1 G1 Dove Hess Guard Jim Stuecken and reception committee. John Kopfer Center 'di I ,.--au. 1 - 'h ' ' 4 wr 531' ' Y- 1: Jum Stuecken Tom Schulte Gene Watts Jack Hough Bock Tackle Tackle QB Jock Hough ourborne Rocket Launcher. ' w' - - . 5-fb 1-M 'fi ,-1 f v I I A, h 5 E4 q 2 , Y 1 .rf -46 f :Sa Y P F ' QB Bob Siemer Guard 'x- ond Jock Kersfing a '91 98 Q.-, ' Q, ' Y j Jerry Strange d Y Rich Block En Mike Lyons 7090 39 1 ,A .DN ,me fr.. 19 -af., U-f 4 Cee Football CEES Opponent 25 Normandy ,.., ...... 7 33 McBride ..,.,.A, .,A... l 3 l3 Marquette ,,,. ...... 7 20 Sr. Mary's ....,, ...... 7 7 Ferguson ..... ..... 2 O O Sf. Louis .,,,, ,..... l 3 H, ,,..,,gu,...4.,,. i ...Mu ,,.,..,,e,,o . ...lm ,L iW,Y Y,,,,., ,,m,.,l,,,. .1 .,. Xf,, -,,4: W K .-.4 I i'li ff' ,N ,,,Q..Q.Q Q J- ,- Fi ,Qi:mQQf1Q7 X L , lr ' i t1L,Qf.,,, ,, ' , , 7, .,,,.,,,,H,,,,,,,,-s K, ..a......,.s,,-.. ., 1 N mi. v ,,,, . . 1, -. .u.,.,.-s ' J L.. ft ni ,T 'R ! H ' A 3: ,l , - ,A F xx 7 ' W - . . , P f- 4' 1 '77 lgxilq 'ffl 'is , B !55x Q2 369 74 , I I ABOVE-eBottom Row: Jim Hersh, Bob McKendry, Dan Sexton, George Buys, Dennis Hogan, Jim Crahan, Dave Thole. Second Row: Bob Proost, Ken Colombo, Dennis Weil, Ed Clear, Dick O'Brien, Joe Butler, John Balmer. Third Row George Linhares, Frank Forsf, Leo Goessling, Ron Rhodes, Roger Luna, Pat Blake. Top Row: Bill Emmerick, Bill Wolf, Ed McKee, Charles Kelly, Augie Mantia lMgr.l. ffxg 1 1, Nx fi' . 1 r 1 rt' ffl QC ,J XY . , 9 V QJ? E Y F' A A uv 'S' 'C Bottom Row: Gory Baurnslark, George Fanerti, Ken Kelly, Tom Pecher, Terry Steinkoetfer, John Coriden, John Titone, Tom Gold, Ron Petrini. Second Row: Cornelius Huelsebusch, Rich Sunfrup, Tom Marshall, John Eversole, Paul Meyer, Harold Bauer, Bill Hirner, Bernard Callonan, Augie Mantia lMgr.D. Top Row: Fran Martin, Ray Phelps, Steve Stipe, Jim Wakeman, John Cipriano, Mackie McCullum, Fran Renchen, Bill Griffin, Jim l-lofer, Coach John Findley. B A S l K E I B A l L. 4 ....v.k............. H-- 33f Xp Hina.--.M - - -an-u-.. -ungr- I.. -1-' Vt I v 1 ! P 'Q 1 1 'E 1 Q- I - S . big 4. ! T ,Iongdriv '1 ,:N'! ff. C'-'V -BL -5.2- .A. if 4 4 P! Q -X Who stole N 'Ni guys? 1 QQQ -- 'gg rg,.xfI'1!f'f 5 N l Q , f nggi you k ow Go ry? I 5 2 'v dl Y ,. Bart chalks up two. P94519 ',x nif. -'MJ' D .fc 1 Q gl! A C vs' li i giss 3 , x ' , W , I -... 1 I 5 . ? bi .lvl - , fm' E ' N- .4 K. X W - ' ,.y3,,l I A A ei uw! at t Q :gp it, J 1 f Qi '. 1 v 1 . . s 'Q' 45 ,f 'fm 'r .ll CBC 47 71 79 52 81 45 74 76 58 76 60 98 Please, Jim, no biting! Opponent Quincy CBC St. Mary's Cape Catholic Mercy Normandy? St. Charles? Ladue Central St. Charles'l' DuBourg St. Lous U. H Chaminade igh SEASON'S RECORD 81 Sumner 49 31 74 Beaumont 53 35 69 DeAndreis 51 49 72 St. Louis U. High 56 64 84 Chaminade 65 58 35 Assumption 36 46 85 Southwest 49 56 85 Soldan 53 41 , 63 Regionals 58 74 Brentwood 43 75 43 P. City 33 75 69 Maplewood 40 :St. Charles Tourney: 2nd Place TNormandy Tournament Fancy, Hal 1960 STATE lIHAMPlll S lf they did'n't have Garrison and Freihaut we could have made it quite a game. lt's pretty tough to win when there are two big guys sticking their arms down the basket all night. These are the words of Brentwood's Coach John Lauer. Going into the toughest regional in the State, University City, the Cadets sported a somewhat unimpressed record. CBC was seeded Number 2, but showed that that was a mistake as the Hi-Pointers went all the way! First victim was Brentwood, 74-43. Garrison was high with 27 points. Next come the Uni- versity City lndians who were big but after the contest joined Brentwood in the Cadets' list of victims. Final score was 43-33. Then came the final regional game against Maplewood. To put it in the words of the Daily Paper, Last night CBC's basketball team exploded with a blast that could be heard as tar as Washington U., site of the state Class L tournament next week, when the Cadets turned on an awesome display of power to win the regional championship at University City by the score of 69-40. Then came the big time. Schools from all over the state would play, but the papers read, CBC Quintet Rates Favorite Role in State Class L Meet. This came mainly because of the experience CBC had: Garrison made the trip to State four times and Redd and Strange thrice each. First to be met and conquered were the Bull- dogs of Sumner by the score of 63-53. Garri- son again was high point man with 21, he also grabbed 26 rebounds-one more than the entire Sumner team together. Mike McCotter followed Garry with 18 points. The uniformed Cadet Corps then journeyed to the Washington University Fieldhouse to meet an outstate team from Chillicothe who boasted a 29-1 record. Chillicothe had come to meet the Cadets by defeating North Kansas City the previous night, but the big balanced power of CBC proved to be too much. Five Cadets scored in double figures, headed by Garrison and Freihaut with 20 each. The Big Team made good 34 of its 68 shots. Garrison also collected 20 rebounds, though for awhile it didn't look like he would play long enough to do that. He drew his third foul with just 10:20 gone in the game, and sat out the rest of the half. Freihaut and McCotter each drew a third foul before the half ended. CBC quickly extended its lead in the third quarter to put a victory out of reach of Chillicothe, which had a 20- game winning streak. At the conclusion of the contest the scoreboard showed the Cadets ahead, 80-58. Crystal City then rose to attempt to de- throne the '59 State Champs. One of the main attractions of the night was a duel between Kneeling: Rich Keenoy, managerj Jerry Strange, Bart Freihaut, Garry Garrison, Jim Redd, Mike McCotter, David Sanders, manager. Standing: Brother Julius, Moderator, Ken Butler, Gene Baker, John Archer, William Kniest, George Laurence, Roger Ammann, Jim Prow, Coach D. C. Wilcutt. CBC RETAI S CLASS L CROW Garry Garrison and Crystal City's Bill Bradley. The general opinion was: As Bradley goes, so goes Crystal City. Garrison held Bradley, the Cadets held the other four Hornets and CBC triumphed, 77-6l, Then came our second chance to a second straight Missouri State Class L Championship. Opponents were none other than our rivals from down on Oakland Avenue. The Cadets started off just as they had the previous games in the tournament, hitting quickly and taking a good-sized lead. Jim Redd and Garrison opened with baskets and Garrison made it 5-O before the Junior Bills could break the ice. Garrison then scored two quickies for a 9-2 CBC lead. Mike McCotter and Jerry Strange now combined for three points and when the Championship CBC C61 l FG FT F Freilhaut ...... ........... ..... 2 2 l Redd ........... ........ 2 O l Garrison ..... ........ l 2 5 5 Strange ..... ..... 4 2 2 McCotter ...... ..... 3 3 5 Prow ........... ..... O 3 l Baker ......... ...... O O l Archer ....... ,..... O O O Totals ...... ........ 2 3 l 5 l 6 first quarter ended, CBC was on top, l8-l3. Serious foul trouble came in the latter part of the second quarter when Garrison gathered his second and third personal. A rebound shot by Garry made the half score, 30-26. ln the second half, the Junior Bills never threatened and the final score was CBC 6l-St. Louis 49. Garrison was credited with 29 rebounds against 20 forthe whole St. Louis team. Garri- son was also high with 29 points. Strange had IO, McCotter 9, Freihaut 6, Redd 4 and Prow 3. Thus CBC became the only Catholic School in Missouri to win the Class L Championship for two consecutive years. S.L.U.l'l. i49l FG FT F Fitzsimmons ...... .... 6 6 4 Gegg .............. .... l 3 5 Zuchowski ..... .... 3 l 2 Pontel lo ..,..., ..,. 3 2 5 Rabbitt ......... .... 2 7 2 Cradock ............. .... O O O Zinselmeyer .....,, ..., O O O Swekowsky ...... ..,, O 0 O Totals ..... ....... I 5 I9 I9 Fey' X.-r ly If ls' mi VFNH v A X4 S-, xj :dll S V 1 N ,X First Round 1 csc .,..,... ..........................,,. , .1,i,1.f.g ......,... 63 53 Sumner Pa r A Guarterfinals 80 58 1 'wi . CBC ..4.,........... ,..,. Crystal City CBC ,....,A SLUH ,,.., Semi-Finals 1 8 21 17 12 20 12 Championship 18 12 1 5 13 13 12 'L 1 14, . X I 1 YJ! fl 77 61 61 49 X .C, kb Pow. A Louis Siafe Fl I nd am f s Junior Bills M AH f axes e Txixe. 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BELOW-Bottom Row: Robert Wester, Gerald Boehm, Cornelius Huelsebusch, Francis Renschen, Dennis Bieker, Thomas Mc- Coy. Middle Row: William Shea, James Mroczkowski, John O'Haire, Thomas Lydon, William Griffin. Top Row: Coach Jack Kersting, Michael Tesson, Thomas Hunter, Robert Bar- bier, William Flanagan. L... , .Mi ,..... ,c .X , dui.. QCLJ' itlbftf 4 1 kj . L 7 cel, 1 , X 34 1 CEE 1E M SCHED lE BEE TEAM SCHEDULE CBC Opponent 30 DuBourg 35 St, Mary's 39 St. Louis 61 St. Francis de Sales 46 Blessed Sacrament 32 Chaminade 31 McBride 39 DuBourg 42 St. Thomas Acquinas 31 St. Mary's 29 McBride 35 Chaminade 39 St. Francis de Sales 44 Lutheran South 44 St. Thomas Acquinas 45 St. Louis 35 Coyle 35 St. Francis de Sales 29 St, Louis 47 Blessed Sacrament 34 Christian Bros, Quincy 32 St. Mary's 21 St. Francis de Sales 28 Chaminade 36 St. Mary's 39 Blessed Sacrament 26 Chaminade 43 Blessed Sacrament 28 St. Louis 15 30 38 29 28 55 31 21 18 34 31 36 30 45 38 CBC Opponent 38 Sumner 42 St. Mary's 19 62 Beaumont 67 Cape Catholic 27 63 DeAndreis 49 Mercy 33 42 St. Louis 54 McKinley 26 52 Chaminade 44 Lqdue 45 49 Assumption 44 Central 27 48 Southwest 52 DuBourg 37 54 Soldan 34 St. Louis 48 55 Chaminade 48 Chaminade 53 69 DeAndreis i'Bee Team Basketball Tourney. Won 13, lost 6 -411 N., U 1,-af 1-M - 2+ 2 1 : zfsmm , 928+ Q I T,f5:g3T7 J .,-- 6 WB' 1:3663 :Rib ' I ET, 5-,Z - Y -L Qi- 4 Q ff 17.1 1 V N ' 5 T J! , 7 Q ' L 'Rigs -+- L X ' ir? , ,W , X Z: X 6' 1121 ..-1' 2' 'N 7 , NFN, 3 ' '- M53 7 I ' ' . Q-1 AV M ' , Q:-T Q A f : ' V .- . K ,.,,, is !5m ' f gh, X ' N' 1 1 Bottom Row: Rich Bax, Ken Bini, Jim Renschen, Tom Layton, Mike Lyons, Tom Giovanni, Mike Moore, Ray Pfeiffer, Middle Row: Pete Diani, Jerry Cochran, Jack Flynn, Terry Knox, Mike Bertani, Sebastian DiFranco, John Balmer. Top Row: Coach Robert Hor- gan, Dennis Bankowski, Carl Gentile, Donald Ceresia, Tim Knox, Myles Mulligan. Gi:-Y' , Www Gentiille action? S 2 2 s gp . Page 98 xx' PERIZNNIAL CH MPS. The Christmas Star, the Star of Victory, came into view this Christmas week, hovered over CBC, hesitated not a moment, then settled down there, spreading its warmth into the heart of every Brother and Cadet, with the news that Mr. Robert Horgan and his boys had won their fifth consecutive Soccer Christmas Championship Tournament. Soccer is a tradition at CBC and it is followed with keen interest by Brother Bernard and all the faculty. Con- gratulations to Mr. Horgan and his team for polishing off this bright and highly prized trophy in such fine style. Their victory is well earned and surely deserved. Here are the ABCs of the tournament: KA? aggressive Ability KB? Bob Horgan . . . 'nuf said CCD Confidence . . . This Championship team has that quality, the opposition senses it instantly, it gives our team the edge. There were three rounds of play for the championship, the first against its tough and experienced DeAndreis team. This was an exciting game, won by one goal during the overtime play-off. We were playing footsy with Lady Luck that day, and she smiled on us for sure. And that big lrish smile warmed everybody in reach! The second round we Seminary. The Cadets proved to be better mud'ders than the boys in black. This was a real squashy victory, 4-O. You can be sure Christian courtesy was forgotten that day . . . that the boys rushed in where angels fear to tread. met the men from the Prep The third and final game, the Hornets tangled with the tough Laboure High in which the game was very tight ,until the Cadets broke it wide open with two goals to win their fifth straight Christmas Soccer Tournament. Varsity Soccer Record CBC Opponent 2 O'Fallon Tech .,... ...... 5 Mercy ..,.,......A.. .,.... 4 Ladue ........,..... ...... 6 O'Fallon Tech ..... ...... 0 Cleveland .....AA.... ..,... 6 Prep Seminary ....... ...... 3 McBride ............. ...... 2 Mercy .,...,......,....... ,..... 5 Cleveland ........,,....... ....... 5 McBride ,.......,...,4..,,,.... .,.,.. 2 St. Louis U. High ......,,,,..,... 2' DeAndreis iovertimel ............ 4' Prep Seminary ...........,............ 2' Laboure ...,...,........................ 7 La Salle lnsti., Glencoe, Mo. .. 2 DeAndreis .....,....,,......,.,,,.,..,.. St. Thomas Aquinas ...,...,...,.. McKinley ,.,.,....,,,....,,,. ,,.,,,, Laboure ........,. ...... ..,.,.. 6 9 2 2 8 Cor us Christi ..,,,.. 2 2 8 2 St. Mary's ........ p ...,. McBride ,,...,..,, ,,,, McKinley ......,....... .....,. Roosevelt ......,...,..,....,,.......... DuBourg ................................ 'Christmas Tourney Scores. Season Record: 23 wins, 2 ties. Carl Gentile ties school's record 32 goals, set by him last year. Bee Soccer Scores CBC Opponent l Blessed Sacrament ...,.. ....... 4 Blessed Sacrament ...... .... l DuBourg ................,.. .... I DuBourg ................ .... l St. Louis U. High ..... .... 0 St. Louis U. High ,,,.. .... 4 Ladue ...............A....... ..v. O Ladue ...v.............Y........ .... 23 Blessed Sacrament ..... . 44' Blessed Sacrament ...... ....... 6' Country Day ........................ l ' St. Louis U. High .,................ itwo overtimes this gamel 'District Tournament games, CBC finished in 2nd Place. .., ..-J.. ,. . i. . . ,... ,f..,,,,.,,,.,, W H ,-,-, S0lIl2ER CHAMPS There's nothing new under the sun, it has been said, but there is. Another year, another trophy added to the glittering array so prominently displayed at CBC. Five CYC Christmas tourneys, five consecutive wins. Oh, the monotony of it! There's an old solid sport's slogan that goes like this: Any team looks good when they're winning, and that's why Mr. Horgan's Soccer Team always look good, all they do is win. Just a simple statement of fact. Now the spotlight turns on Mr. Robert Horgan, coach of this well-organized group. Whether he is pounding his rubber heels along the echoing corri- dors of CBC and turning in at 402, or digging his cleats into the frozen turf, he is equally confident: master of the classroom and on the athletic field. Handsome, rugged, alert, athletic looking, it is the air of competency that exudes from this man. He is a hard task-master but a fair one, and his boys go all out for him. Why, there's not an unbruised shin among them. He asks no more of his players than he is willing to do himself. Full credit it due him. Through his drive, personality and Irish wit have come a highly skilled and competitive team, second to none. Coach Robert Horgan Now to identify the starting lineup: The forward line consists of Timmy and Terry Knox las stalwart as the Fort of the same name? . . . Moke John- son ioperates like a 75 hp outboard! . . . Carl Gentile inothing gentile about this lad when he's racking up those pointsl . . . Tom Layton ihe's never late in scoring? . . . Half-backs-Don Cerisia lsure is a fine playerl . . . Jim Renechen idigs in as if he were trenchingl . . . Mike Lyons idoes a lion's share of the defensive workl . . . Capable fullbacks are: Rich Box Cone of our most determined backsl . . . Tom Giovanni iold Gi is a gee whiz l . . . and last but certainly not least, our goalie: Rich Block fthe name fits the goalie, he really blocks 'eml. Space is too limited to go into details about the many fine substitutes but, no doubt, you'll be reading about their achievements in next year's Guidon. These boys are enthusiastic, disciplined, and have that certain degree of self pride that goes with winning in any line of human endeavor. BEE TEAM-Bottom Raw: John Foley, Robert Vieth, James Briscuso, John Grutsch, Kim Baker, Robert Airoldi. Middle Row: John Grote, John Deck, Raymond Weckler, Gary Lucas, Victor Hoff, Kevin O'Connell, Paul Jovanavich. Top Row: Coach William Gerdemann, Peter Sharamitaro, Thomas Marshall, Roger Lune, Melvin Parentin, James Kirtland, William Van Rhein. RFU' y 4 0 .rd SWIMMIG TEAM Bottom Row: James Henry Reifeiss, Richard fer, David Chapman, Mark lendorf, John Gertken Csengody, Ron Karst McCollum. Middle Row: Edward Tines, John Jerry Fabian, Fred Dennis Fitzgerald, Ron Bob Glarner, George Ron Reismeyer, Ronald a Mark Schleper, Pat Bl thony Manzo, James ing, Krell Norton, O'Neal, Timothy Southerland Left: Co-Captain Jerry Fabian, Coach Ed Tines, Co-Captain Robert Glarner. After several disappointing seasons, the Swim Team finally came through with a good record. Several of their wins were posted over top-rated schools. The upward trend in victories was due to an all-around team effort and especially to the blossoming of several of Coach Tine's fish into stars. Absence next year of Riesmeyer, Glarner and Hilbert, who formed the 200-yd. freestyle relay, will be felt, but with a great percentage of the team coming back, it is predicted by many that a state team is evidently on the way. Among the returning swimmers are Mackie McCollum and Jerry Fabian, who - between them - won four events in almost every meet. Gabe Csengody who broke Ross' old breast-stroke record will also be back. Others include John Wolfberger, Ron Cox, Dan O'Neil, George Durbin, Pot Blake, Bill Stover, and Joe Hanneken. Potentially, Coach Tines' team could be great. Barring injuries it could' go all the way and bring the first state crown in this water sport to CBC. Laurels won this year included a second place in the Catholic meet, 8th out of the l6 teams in the U. City Relays, and 8th place in the 33 team State Meet. Six medals picked up at this meet were those by Fabian-4th place, 50-yd. freestyle, Csengody, 5th place, lOO-yd. breast-stroke, Durbin, i . 'l-.J 1-.F mann--4-vs--f -.- V .......-..-..--,......Y. Hannekan, McCollum, Fabian, 5th place, 200-yd. freestyle relay. ' I I -gl' A if Q i I ' I I I A+ - l i U-lhl ' l. Fabian, Hilbert, Glarner, Riesmeyer. 2. Thirsty? 3. Hey! Wrong Way!! Top Row: Dennis Cseng dy ake Vince Mahoney, Francis Egger x Q 5 5 xii A5 11011 WWW W 1-A fe., If All 010 gwsit :A W f ff Af QUIK' , ,wo Iv' ... -bl! k Will, YIIII 11139 Q Q All I if RX ACTIVITIES ef-7 ' I' f- 'Q 4 if 1 , I, Y ,H :J , R , -.4 I 3 x' .4 I v ,ggi X 5 - ,IA -Ft ,I I Co.. -- I A I, ,jfl Q W' ' -. ' nag. ' X 4' 4 yi l , Sk , Ii H '.T:.'r:p, I ' I . 6 -1--..-T., ,, ,T Vs ax' - a I .,..f'fi ' ' I ff 'K A' N- f--. ' ? 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Get your dumb prwny out cf Here 'Ah Senor 5 next yeor BELOW, X4 7761 'V EXECUTIVE BUARD Sensors Juniors 22 6 7 40 Pg 104 Seated Stephen Pueschel p es dent Stude t Bo k Charles Steb pressdent of the Student Councll Anthony Pelchman Vuce Pres dent of the Student Counc I John Really sec etary of the Student Councll Standrng Lawrence Chu a Commlss oner of Student Affairs Rnchard Jaudes Commlsslone of Athletlcs Gary McDonald Commussloner of Scholarshnps Jack Cooley Commns stoner of F nances Wnll am Fa ell Commusslone of Publncatlons The l959 l960 CBC Student Councnl Representatives Robert Glarner James Whaley Paul Bellon Ruchard Kolodgne Murray Olsen James Lutz Gene Watts James Taszarek James Cummuskey Ronald Jaudes Daniel Falrchuld Wulluam Deck John Engel Henry Wuest Norbert Leahy Michael Johnson Tlmothy Knox Rodernck Rombauer Muchael Price Gene Baker Denms Reardon Glenn Nennmger Sophomor 42 4 4 Freshmen es Robert Edler Wllllam Nennunger John Foley Kenneth Delgman Davld Erker Jerry DeMartln George Durbln Mel Parentln Patruck Blake David Fagln Donald Hemmer Fred Buerman Lubrary John Cuprlano Daniel Reardon 4 44 Randy Batek Nell Barker Denms Bankowsku Thomas Shaman Kam Baker Robert Barbler Ralph Luczak James Hermsen George Fanettx Jeffrey Prnesmeyer ag. l04: , 102: , ' ' ' 203: , ' ' 303: , 2ll: , 309: ' , ' 308: , 0 : ' , ' 40l: ' , 03: ' , ' ' . 06: , 103: . . . I . . 205: ' , ' Z ' ' , ' l 1 , ' 210: , ' 30 1 ' , ' 302: ' ', 30 1 ' ' , 30 : ' , ' 5: ' , ' 305: , 0 1 ', ' f X f-, ar. Y . 4.. A- L- 'S Y 1- l Seated: Murray Olsen, Stephen Pieschel, president of the Student Bank, Jack Cooley, Com- missioner of Finance, Edward Knoll. Standing: Robert Edler, James Taszarek, William Lutz, William Duffe, William Nenninger. The l959-60 Student Council, under the direction of Brother J. Charles, moderator, and Chuck Steib, president, has much to its credit at the end of another pros- perous school year. lts Scholarship Committee spon- sored a successful Current Events contest in addition to awarding its two annual Student Council scholar- ships. Money was raised through successful operation of the Chevron concession stand at the football games. For the second year, the Council sponsored Sunday afternoon sock hops which were held, this year, after the Mercy and St. Louis Uni- versity High football games, and after the St. Louis University High and DuBourg basketball games. The hops, run each time by a different department of the Student Council, were one of the most profitable ventures undertaken this year. Funds raised by the sock hops were used to finance new uniforms for the basketball and football teams. During the Christmas season, the Student Council backed the clothing and canned goods drive for the poor. ln addition to these obvious ac- complishments, the SC has been re- sponsible for and has fulfilled its obligation of giving the student body a voice in school affairs and in bringing about many other minor changes. STUDENT BA K The CBC students have come to regard the Student Loan Association as a common fixture around the school, a fact which is certainly not true. The bank is unique. lt is one of the few successful high school organizations of its kind anywhere. With its revised constitution and its lO-member Board of Directors, the bank has completed its third successful year of operation. Each member of the Board, fulfilling certain specified duties, has insured smooth operation. Low interest rates, fine publicity, and convenient location have done much to encourage business among the student body. The Bank, which in its early hectic days was regarded as more or less ofa novelty by the cadets, has settled down to regular operation. Tendencies of customers this year has been toward fewer loans but of larger sums. The bank, located in Room 204, Monday through Thursday before school and Friday after class, has estimated a l5'Mn dividend for stock-holders at the completion ofthe l959-60 business year. SlIH0l RSHIP CUMMITTEIE Seated: Gary McDonald, Commissioner or Scholarship, Robert O'Bricn. Standing: Daniel Fairchild, Edward Nickels, Bernard Sinner, Michael Price. 11.1 Q-1 r L When in Rome . Slenderella? See The filtered esrerbrook? Ergo . . , Now, you've got your medal, go pick up the paper on the front lawn! X If .4 7 -.-Z an-fsgbn I 3 ABOVE BELOW Twenty cents Look or Pelchmon BELOW: Steubs Stooges A XL 3 A 5 shi s- 4 4 - . 5 dl Q Q' i I -- R ' M , .--..-.. - . ... -vw' v : . 1' M- A . 1,.. ?5 4 9 Y',, , .- - 4 . Z' Z Hu . A., ' ,. .., If - .- -squgp-zvfw-' ' . ., W t W A ks., ,dagrg Ag , gg .,.,. ., , , ,.--...N , N. It . V - v- ' J' L fc. 'www' 43 .qu of is . K . uf.. .JK f. an v s--4-M i- . .- .-ini,-naman .. s . .r. - M...-,V D V ..-loQilf0 Y'- 5'-in A'A.',:,':,,,,Q,Aoqpunu. wma.. V ' V 1 ' -'. - -. , I .5 Q ' - ... .um-X -v ' ,kv ii A .nr ., Q K 1 yt , all g. V. 'xr' .I .r ,KW n. ' , 'f..T4.11fs1r . ' 2- . ' , -if , - A . - . . . -- as ,Q r- tix--lm' KG ' ., ' - va. .hw - - , A 1 , ,, 1 ' - .- , ,fn ww- 35 , ,. -V , - 441, ?rikf.5.',,-t I 1 K. , K.: Jr' ,, V, , ak I Y. 4, K 4 K. A TAI, x -,I JMU... fi. .Awf'..x.- ,hx-A:.,m4:,:i.. 5,- ,fgf , Q' N . 4. BANDS CBC's Concert Band, one of the best in the state, has again come through with high honors, Under the direction of Mr. Fred Eckels, now finishing his third year, and the guiding hand of Brother John Mark, the band units have completed another successful year. ln addition to performing at various civic and school functions, the band gave one of the most suc- cessful concerts in its history in the second annual Lads and Lassies musical, The military marching band, in the events in which it took part, performed admirably as usual. And, at the football games, it was a main attraction. Main objectives of these organizations is to fur- ther the young men's education through music. Be- sides teaching a sense of duty, many cultural values are obtained through concert work, q 3 eff, :L E. , XXX G X :T4 ig. 'Q viii-i 4 1 I 1 E3 LZ 1 '- -'lk 'lztali T1 li 1 TA!!- ,,. ill --1 I..- ,g.V..4 .4 gn. DVS, USS! ' M gif, x' b ' fi. ... 'il .qu 1 xiii! , 7-1 li Q- Jil J wx, I , l D . X o . x ... , ' K' ' 1. 'X ri 1 ,fa V '. .v,-5 IL' . 95 .- , 'K -- s ,-L .OJ -.- l 4-4- Azzatl we-1. time 4ll?iltl5lllll4i f.il !ii'S 1 - P - ' 69151 J Personnel of the CBC Choral Club, who are shown above in one of the numbers from the Lads and Lassies of 1960, combined musical staged at Kiel Opear House in con- junction with the girls from Ursuline Academy, are: Seniors-Russell Bull, Robert Conley Patrick Dennehy, Thomas Heisler, James Moll, John Nitchwitz, John Pohl, Thomas Voccaro. Juniors-Joseph Banden, Kenneth Bowles, Sammy Dellario, Craig Dunn, Joseph Fresta, John Guidry, John Nebel, John Peckham, Charles Schmitt, Thamos Wright, I- Henry Wuest. Sophomores-James Heisler, Lawrence Lawton, Edward McKee, David Monaham, Joseph Piskulic, Darryl Ross, William Stinson. Freshmen-Matthew Zouchard, Joseph Cukier, John Eschmann, Joseph Fendler, John Hessler, Carl Hill, William Hiiner, John Hoekstra, Richard Hieger, John McAtee James McVey, James Paunovich, Thamas Pecher, Matthew Toczylowski, James Wdkeman, Ronald Valentine CBC's great music department in co-sponsorship with Ursuline Academy, staged its best musical performance at Kiel Opera house on Feb. 7. The treat replaced the usual Christmas Concert and annual Spring Concert, It was well waiting for and showed the results of the months of preparation given to its Kxfducgrlgg bgcggithehighnjmifg Principals in the Western routine of the i960 verion of Sischka, Mrs. Mary Fuchs and Mother Mary Lea. Lads and Lassies. l d Below: CBC's band in concert r formation. ff SPEECH lil B The Speech Club, under the direction of Brother Julius, showed great promise in the many local meets in which it participated. That promise bore fruit in the District and State meets in May. Mr. Martin Maestas and Mr. Edward Her- son were the other faculty members involved in the coach- ing tasks in connection with the Speech Club activities. The Poster Club was one of the practical organizations begun this year under the aegis of Brother Jude Emery. Main objective ofthe new group was to aid the Student Council publicize its many activities. Gradually, the club took over all the poster work in the school. 15' if 11' l .L...... Seated: Michael Peters, Robert Edler, Richard Lilie, Robert Hampe, Fred Buerman. Standing: Norbert Leahy, Glen Nenninger, James Taszarek, John Rickhoff, Timothy Ayers. Absent: Ken Bowles, Craig Groh, Dona France. PUSTER Cl B Seated: Sam Dellario, Vince Correnti, Jim l-luelster, William Watts, Standing: Robert Kreutz, Jim l-leisler, Clark Betty, Ed McKee, John Rickhoff i l l960 lSllllJ0 The co-editors, Charles Tines and Frank Gruber, under the mentoring of Brother Hubert Gerard, have labored diligently ever since the various dummy yearbooks were handed in by the members of the staff near the end of last May. From, these dummies the layout men, Bob Stoessel and Melvin Benoist, took several ideas and incorporated them in this i960 edition of the Guidon. Since they are not concentrated but scattered widely throughout the book, their use adds to the readability of the yearbook. The format, determination of the editors to edit copy thoroughly, adherence to the rules of style-CBC style, that is--contribute to making this 1960 Guidon well worth the effort expended. Two major changes were made this year in Guidon business. For the first time in its history, lower classmen are on the staff, Their experience will aid them greatly when they take over the reins of editing. Second change was in the sales depart- ment where all cadets received billing for the book. Each year has seen an increase in the orders. This year, under the new system, more than 800 copies were ordered. Only those who requested books, will receive them this year. Every effort has been made to have an ac- curate account of the school year at CBC. Both serious and humorous interpretation are made of the many candid shots throughout the book. This has been the editors' privilege for all years. Nine- teen sixty is no exception. All in all, the editors feel that they are giving you a book that is different in many respects from those of yesteryear. Seated: Robert Stoessel, layout, Melvin Benoist, layout, Michael Peters, art, Ronald Unash, art. Standing: Robert Edler, activities, Edward Nickels, activities, Routley Scott, activities. Absent: Paul Littleton, art. l vw. ' , i eff i l l 'fl ,rp Qt? Charles Tines Frank Gruber Gene Pfetfer Activities Editor Gerard Sandweg Senior Editor Co-Editor Co-Editor i960 li lllll The i960 Guidon represents the hard work of a group of CBC boys who spent much time last summer in meetings both at school and at their homes to present a yearbook that is tops in writing and in many of the features that were put into it so capably by the two layout men, Bob Stoessel and Melvin Benoist. The one idea in the minds of the editors and others associated with this book was that the 1960 Guidon be treasured by all those getting a copy. It is the sincere hope of the staff that this has been accomplished. Arthur LeGare Photography Charles Steib Athletics Editor gf? Af 4 A S' Gary Kimmick John Smerek Seated: Vi-nce Correnti, seniors, Earl Scalet, activities, Roger Krasnicki, Military Editor Classes Editor militaryj Jim Whaley, athletics, Carl Steib, activities. Standing: Ed Karst, seniors, John Pohl, faculty. Q vs ag v X fm , 's .4-5 m 4 FN rw Seniors: Joseph Kelley, James Whaley, John Kelly. 'K 2 P - 'li iqgl 2 2 Mo. Gel. 1. A Z g fl. .1 Z urs sub' Bl others Coxxeee st to J -5 3 ,4 Q D 1 n - 1 .i K , s A - 'X cw-5 O'x JUNIORS-Seated: Mike Peters, Roger Ammann, Gene Federhofer. Standing: John Eigel, John Rickhoff. tems: VUYTV -.f' The students of CBC, whether they realize it or not, are the proud possessors of one of the fin- est high school periodic publica- tions in St. Louis-The Turret. On the last Friday of the month at 9:15 A.M., it is a familiar sight to see a cadet walking down the corridor to his second period class, books and Turret in hand, with his eyes glued to the latest edition. The newspaper's excellent bal- ance of news, features and sports keeps the student body well in- formed and entertained. ln this line, the paper contains many unique columns and features un- available in many high school pub- lications. Due to Brother Hubert Gerard's successful journalism classes, the editors have been blessed with a well-trained and competent report- ing and writing staff. Under the direction of Editor-in-Chief Dave Hess, The Turret's dual News Ed- itors, Jim Collum and Jack Cooley, present the news in an entertain- ing easy-to-read style, usually cov- ering the first two or three pages of the paper, Following logically, the next sec- tion falls into the capable hands of Chuck Steib, Sports Editor. Since the sports pages are read thor- oroughly and enjoyed by all cadets. they must do a good job of relating CB's losses and victories, not to mention sidelines on the school's teams, coming athletic contests and, of course, the Player of the Month column which tells the tale of senior members of the Varsity teams who have merited recogni- tion. Jim Taszarek has command of the feature page, the purpose of which is to express the voice of the students. Besides timely edi- torials on topics of interest to all cadets, Jim edits feature articles compiled by the news staff. The pages of The Turret are also enlivened by the traditional Senior of the Month column, purpose of which is to immortalize monthly a deserving member of the Senior Class who has merited this recog- nition by four years of hard work. In addition, the Seeing I pro- vides sidelights of school life, and Mike Peters adds a humorous note to The Turret with his comical in- terpretation af things around school. Let's not forget Art LeGare, who is responsible for the paper's photographic excellence without which The Turret would seem quite dull, and Jolly John Pohl, circula- tion editor. But, most of all acknowledg- ments go to Brother Hubert Gerard and Brother Kenneth Edmund, moderators, without whose hard work and patience The Turret could not exist. Under their di- rection, Dave Hess and his editors have been able to continue The Turret tradition in i959-60 and have teamed with the staff of trained writers and reporters in turning out a journalistic publica- tion worthy of the students and faculty of Christian Brothers Col- lege Military High School. .v J SKBTKOT Noqv Otvzte, acl Dave Hess ews 590 Editor-in-Chief 'tor Jim Taszarek Feature Editor 0' 4 0999 of D W' s 96' 6or0.i:G're THE T RRET ST TTS Freshmen: Dennis Walker, Fred Speckmann, Gary Gebhardt, Rich- ard Lilie, Tim Ayers. SOPHOMORES-Seated: William Aimonette, Anthony Vaccaro, George Killen berg, Raymond Niebling, Thomas Dittmeier, Clark Betty, Melvin Benoist. Standing: George Goodenough, Robert Stoessel, Edward Nickels, Fred Buer mann, Robert Edler, James Doherty, Thomas Ryan. u- - 1- .5 Wh Wx ,f 'Cs W an 51 fm it c J s - L i . . . ff' x A To further the education of the future engineers from CBC, is the purpose of the Engineers' Club. The aim was excellently accomplished this year by the club and Brother L. Charles, moderator, who filled the academic year with many interesting as well as educational events. Among these were lectures by professional men who gave information con- cerning possible aspects of the life and work of these poten- tial future engineers. Talks included mechanical and aeronautical engineering as well as a discussion period with students from highly rated engineering schools, The year was not without its field trips as the club members ventured to many of the scientific fields of endeavor in the environs of St. Louis. 'C KE-L C ENGINEERS' CEB Seated: Joseph Ring, John Cusumano, John Parlow, John Reiger, Robert Falk, James l-luelster, Standing: Paul Bellon, Gerard Sandweg, Gary Mc- Donald, Thomas Steiert, Ben Volk, Murray Olsen. Seated: Richard Poehling, Robert l-lampe, Dennis O'Connor, Edward Pallo, Lawrence Ramsey, Patrick Mar- tin. Standing: Clark Betty, Michael Belloli, Dennis Fitzgerald, Paul Ban- nes, Robert McKendry, Richard And- erssen, Frederick Steurer. fv- SCIE CE CLUB I N .i BIOLOGY-Seated: Philip Giljum, Robert Stoessel, Richard Poehling, William Deichmann, James Roither, Kenneth Delg- man. Standing: Gary Mueller, Robert Edler, William Nen' ninger, Fred Buerman, Wayne Kraft, Norman Adams, Edward Nickels, John l-leilman, Robert l-lampe, William Emmerich, Glen Davis . l l l The Science Club this year got off to its best start in history, The number of members increased so that the club had to be split into two sections the Physics group, moderated by Brother l.. Charles, and tae Biology section under the guidance of Brother L, Stepher. Better than previous years, the club has thus far sur- passed all other Science Clubs of the past in both numbers of members and in work done. More facilities were made available to members working on either a Science Fair project or on a project for class use. Membership requirements were upped to include stress on good scholarship in other subjects in addition to the scientific courses being followed, Further, members must be willing to devote spare time to working on their projects. Science films were shown at each meeting of the Club, each of the films pertaining to a different topic. Along with this at each meeting, a new topic was outlined and discussed by the members. PHYSICS SECTION: David Kunz, Gene Federhofer, Gerard Sandweg. v4l IAP Q r ru ESSED 4' '94 AP BLESSED BIS llll S FOR Ls, E' O Q- s Nav it VUCATIII Cl B TOP PICTURE Seated John Parlow John Nelson Joseph Kelley Perry Hschew Mnchael Loftus Ronald Karst James Mlttler Thomas Hunsoker John Kelly Wnllaam Meyer Robert OBrien Standing Thomas Holmes Mrchael Hennessy Vlncent Heuker Joseph Klely Art McManus Jack Hough James Lutz Rnchard Kolodgae Steve Metzger Joseph Nardonn CENTER PICTURE Seated Jack Whalen Ray Pfenffer Frank Muehlnng Don Ruesmeyer James Whaley James Stuecken Joseph Ring Paul Temme James Taszarek Edwrn Rau Standmg John Smerek Gerard Sandweg Terry Wucker Charles Stenb Mnchael Weber John Poelzl Thomas Steaert John Schramm BOTTOM PICTURE Seafed Murray Olsen Wllllam Dulle Ruch ard Foshage Michael Borgard Robert Glarner Frank Gruber James Frelda Paul Bellon Austin Brennan Robert Curry Donald Ahrens Standing John Harbaugh Joseph Harrington Thomas Heusler Rlchard Batek Robert Guelker Rschard Bax Thomas Gnavannl Robert Conley Don Dobernuc James Collum lllllr 'sf- A Ri 1 1-1 5' '-'I ,.f f s- ,, ' Q I I -E35 ml -5 ',ff1z,..' ., . 'E . ,D , hg . - 2 ? 3 5 V R, -- 9 2 S v BLESSED BENILDUS VOCATIONAL CLUB H 5 A 6, , - V Y: ' fniomrg - ' .-M , .RV 4... ' wgafgfa' -.' - O icersi Stephen Pleschel secretary' James Redd Preslclent' Ken Bent, Vice presldentj Anthony Pelchman treasurer. V00 llll M SS Mass IS sand each month In the school chapel on the 25th at which members of the Blessed Bennldus Vocation Club assist to ask God s blessing on vocctlons at CBC YQ! The Blessed Benlldus Vocatuon Club ns an organ: zatlon exclusuvely for seniors lts prlnclpal and ultu mate end IS to lnstull In the students the true meaning of vocatuon and to teach them to pray for the grace to know and to follow that vocatlon .... N49 Members ofthe club both octnve and assocuate are aware of the necesslty of relnglous vocatlons and are wulllng to work pray and sacrxface for an Increase an the number of laborers of Christ both as Brothers and as prlests Page H9 1 . , . 13. K , I ' . fl H . M. , K Q A l I yi K ' . w 1 'C ' ' H A A . - - I 11 - 11 HBR RY Cl B Seated: William Bowen, Frank Basile, Tim Ayers, Nicholas Weiss, Douglas Otten- lips, James O'Gorman, Richard Poehling. Standing: Steve Walden, William Deck Thomas Ryan, Melvin Benoist, James Clavin, Arthur Haynes, Robert Bence Robert Hampe. Brother Constantine sure makes us work hard moans Tim Ayres. Bill Nenninger, Nick Weiss and Dick Poehling process books in the work area. CLUB OFFICERS discus workings of the members. Left to right: Michael Borgard, president, Robert Folk, treasurer, John Kelly, vice- president, Paul LaGreek linsetl, secretary. lx 1 -.4 Q v 'iatx ran- 9 it 'ii' lg N V' ji,-H . ,lf L 7 X -'G ,.: I if 5 f I , 6 '., - -, . .A 5 , 1-. 0- ,iM 1' , ,,,h If, . . L, , . -A ,-,Mai -, D 4 A .K A, ,J ' a ,, 3 , 5 F f. -1 I 1 1 as In J! is is Mr. Joseph Phelan Junior Vice President Mr. Wlliam King Senior Vice President Mr Roger Hemmer Assistant Secretary William Lucas Secretary Mr Robert Koenig Assistant Treasurer Mr John Hofer P090 722 Treasurer FATHERS' lil B Through its concerted effort during the past year, the Fathers' Club contributed a great deal to the betterment of CBC. Among their accomplishments this organization counted the greatest homecoming drive in its history. Through it they reduced materially the debt on Vaugirard and helped to bring about many other improvements on the campus. Without the Fathers we seniors would have missed many of the wonderful things that happened to us in our four years at school lt is our fervent prayer that God will continue to bless their efforts in the years ahead Mr Rudy Steib President .-2-Z L sim -c T' 0 ' ' ' 7??'?vf-,, 159-5 , , , 153, 1, , . i e ,, -' lr 'rw V ' -4 2 we Q ' 1-3511 ss-f.s.ie.ifi T -. r ,P L, M I ,, N 4 . if ' f . Z , X ' - If 7 T955 ,' V ,i!f'ff' f ', -M3 , , f, r .- ' xc , ' lzfgcqly ,s ':' P ififl,-ie: . 1 Q ' eva! . 2 s In fw '- 'iifk ., ,v-V1 ,Z VL I T V i3i?'ii15:?7' if Q gf MUTHIERS lb' 'IIBI' Through the years slnce nts foundmg the CBC Mothers Club has donated generously of nts time Mrs Geovgc wmmon and effort to the advancement of the mstltutuon lt -r,ec,SU,e, represents Some of nts more outstandmg accomplnsh ments durmg the past year have been the card partnes meetmgs, Chrnstmas Party and other gotherungs where the best was none too good It would be duffncult for us to enumerate all that the mothers have done for us ln our short stay at CBC Thenr kindness and generosuty IS equalled only by the spurlt ln whlch they do thelr work And that spnrnt as we know so well had as nts fountam head LOVE love for us, the sons and love for the school whlch we attend Mrs John Nebel Mn sldney Holman, Correspondmg Secretary Presudent 'iv I , Mn. charles Poem 5 1 lst Vice Presndent P 1 Mrs John Ammann Assnstant Treasurer Mrs Charles Helsler Recordnng Secretary Mrs Joseph Phelan 2nd Vnce Presndent Page F23 , , ' .'5fQ??Qj fashion shows-rivallng the Parisians' best-monthly ' -' E. r fl ll ,eff 'Q it- , Dave Hess NHS-Q8-S Gary McDonald NHS Murray Olsen NHS Steve Pneschel N HS John Pohl Gary Klmmlck H26 W C Allll Al H0 UR S0lIlElY Any CBC Cadet would be proud to say he is a member of the National Honor Society, for it is the highest honor a cadet can achieve. Although membership in the NHS is granted only to de- serving seniors and some juniors, preparation begins with the fresh- man year to qualify for the requirements which are: superiority in scholarship, service, leadership, and character. By exemplifying these ideals for which the school is striving, NHS members have established a reputation of which they can be justly proud. NATIONAL HON on SOCIE YY X f Xl ann ul , 11 -5 lmnmmnnm smisfmismum ll Ill and Sllllllll Quill and Scroll is an international organization for upper class men who have demonstrated superiority in the field of journalism The requirements for this coveted honor society award are The candidate must be in the upper third of his class he must have done a considerable amount of work on either The Turret or the Gurdon or both his application must be approved by the publications moderator Gene Pfeffer Charles Tmes NHS 8-S 8.5 8.5 Chuck Stolb NHS Q8.S Q5-5 .lack Cooley Robert Siemer NHS Earl Scalet NHS Robert 0' Brien NHS John Really NHS Anthony Pelchman NHS ,..J R t ,, ' '- Q , ' 1 2 S I : , - I , I . . . . . , I Q Q Q If H17 ,gy tisf' 1 - ,IL f:, ' K ll lk: A X' -.-I 13 , o Y l G ' . T-a ' S - ' IQ'-W M K' , l Q l H0 llR RY ll DET Mary Jane Ahearn lncarnafe Word Academy Carolyn Lee Burkemper Academy of the Sacred Heart Y.-J Jane E Kuhl St Mark s Hugh School If i gain Lauvse Mane Arambula Xayler Hugh Vu Mary Anne Catanzaro St Joseph s Academy Qi Kathleen C McDonald The Academy of the Vlslfahon l UFFICER CANDID TIES Claure Louise Bot-tum Cor Jesu Academy 94' Q39 Carolyn L Cavuezel Nermx Hall Bonme A Meyer Notre Dame Hugh School M 'S-. Sharon M Shannon Pam Mane Veath Jeanne J Vetter Ursulme Academy Academy of the Sf Elnzabeth Academy Sacred Heart Rosemary Wagner Rosotu Kam Hvgh School Janet L Budzmslu Alphonsus Rock Hugh School Judy Clark Academy of Notre Dame All' 1' 'J 1--47 Mary Jean Rohde St Anthony Hugh School Judith Mary Weston St Teresa Academy Page 125 ., A I ,..v ,VI Y, if fe a ,V lj ' ff a 2 - .C fe fl' I ..' Y , -A sg - Q I 1 L 5V ' Q r ., J A J-O-1. is VI' 'My' In xfi .g5J'f I 4 ,V 1 l . fa? A ll- I Gr' ,.s,Ye4 , I f 5 ex. A R f' Y , , A Ei -J f' n. 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I , I AHEARN PVT JOHN D Johnny' Swimming 234 BBVC 4 Honor Company 1 Poster Club 4 Prayer Reader I2 Ambition To make money AHRENS, 2ND LT DONALD C Sherlock Football I2 BBVC 4 Auxiliary Cub 1234 Honor Roll12 At tendance Ribbon 3 Engineers Club 3 Class Officer 3 Prayer Reader 1 23 4 Ambltlon To outshoot Sgt Mueller ARCHER, SXSGT JOHN Q Arch Football 2 Basketball I 2 3 4 BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 1 24 Honor Roll I 4 Pep Club I Baseball 3 4 Class Officer 1 Prayer Reader I Am bitlon To be the referee at the submarine race in Forest Park BATEK PVT RICHARD A Ricky Tlc BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club I2 At tendance Ribbon 2 Pep Band I 2 34 Band 1234 Engineers Club 3 Prayer Reader 1 2 3 4 Band Gold Medal 2 Ambltlon Musical Career BAX, 'Ist LT RICHARD B Porky Socce 234 BBVC 4 Baseball 34 Attendance Ribbon 2 Punctuality 2 2 3 4 Ross Lancers 1 Class Officer I Honor Company 3 Ambltlon T be a success BELLON CAPT PAUL M BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club I 234 Honor Roll 3 4 Attendance Ribbon 123 4 Engineers Club 23 4 Ross Lancers I 2 Student Council 4 Prayer Reader 4 Ambition To be a success BERRA, Ist SGT JOHN G Yogi Sports Manager 2 3 BBVC 4 Auxil liary Club 1 24 Engineers Club 3 Ross Lancers I2 Prayer Reader 3 Ambltlon To outrank the Colonel BETLEJEWSKI CPL ARTHUR E Gene BBVC 4' Auxiliary Club 2' Honor Roll I' Attendance Ribbon 2' Choral Club I' Guards Platoon 2. Ambltlon: Get Married. BINI ind LT, KENNETH J. en Football 1' Soccer I234' BBVC 4' Auxiliary Club 1234' Honor Roll 1 2' Baseball 3 4' Elzear Grenadiers 3' Class Officer 1234' Student Council 23' Prayer Reader I234. Ambition: To care is not to care thats why I dont care. BLOCK SXSGT. RICHARD L. American Football I23 4' Soccer 123 4' Track 1234' BBVC 4' Honor Roll 1' Military Merit Ribbon 3' Class Officer 1234' Prayer Reader 12 3 4. Ambition: To be able to give a forearm shiver like Mr. Gerde- mann. BOLTE SFC JAMES L. Jerrybolt BBVC 4' Auxiliary Club 3' At- tendance Ribbon 2' Punctuality Rib- bon' Guards Platoon 23' Prayer Reader 3. Ambition: Make 2nd Lieutenant. BOND, 2nd LT. DAVID R. 'Shadow BBVC 45 Auxiliary Club 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Military Merit Ribbon 45 8-ball Staff 45 Choral Club 1' Dramatic Club 45 Class Officer 25 Prayer Reader 2. Ambition: Bronco-buster. BORGARD, 'lst LT. MICHAEL A. Commander Soccer 15 Track 1,2,3,45 BBVC 45 Auxiliary Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Attendance Ribbon 1,35 Band 1,25 Library Club 1,2,3,45 Ross Lan- cers 1,2,3,45 Guards' Platoon 2,35 Boys State Rep 3 Cheerleader 1 2 3 Prayer Reader I 2 Ambl tlon Be a millionaire BORJE SFC ANTHONY L Louis Track I BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club I2 3 4 Honor Roll 12 3 4 Honor Company 3 Class Officer I 2 Prayer Reader 1 Ambltlon Get to Heaven BRENNAN 2nd LT AUSTIN R 'Tex Track 1234 BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 123 Attendance Ribbon 13 Cross Country 34 Choral Club 1 Ambltlon To lead a campaign against Affton BRENNAN 'Ist SGT JOHN L John BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 123 At tendance Ribbon 13 Guards Pla toon 2 3 Prayer Reader 1 Ambltlon U S ambassador to Festus BRINDELL 2nd LT HARRY R Horse Auxiliary Club 3 Honor Roll I Religion Medal 1 Military Merit Ribbon I Member of Senior 308 Ambition To have children BULL LT COL RUSSELL H Russ Tennis 1 2 Auxiliary Club 1 Honor Roll 234 Attendance Ribbon 23 234 Ambltlon To be a West Pointer BUTLER 2nd LT KENNETH H Bamboo Tennis 1234 BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 23 Honor Roll 1 Band 12 34 Ross Lancers 1234 Guards Platoon 23 Prayer Reader I23 4 Ambltlon Double-date with Mr Her SOY1 CARMODY SGTXM JOHN M Loud Pipes Swimming 1234 BBVC 4 Auxil iary Club 123 Honor Rall 1 At tendance Ribbon I Engineers Club 1 234 Rifle Team I Guards Pla toon 2 3 Class Officer 2 Ambltlon To perpetrate the biggest theft in history COLLUM Ist LT. JAMES P. The Turret 34' BBVC 4' Auxiliary Club I 23 4' Pep Club 12 3' Guidon Rep. 3' Debate Team 2' Speech Team 2' Ross Lancers I 21,3 4' Guards Platoon I 23. Ambition: Success in life and death. CONGEMI 2nd LT. NICHOLAS J. Uncle Nick' Guidon 4' BBVC 4' Auxiliary Club I234' Honor Roll 3' Bowling I' Choral Club 1 4' Ross Lancers I 2 3' Guards Platoon 23. Ambition: Bust Col. Klemm to private. CONLEY CAPT. ROBERT C. Swimming 23' BBVC 4' Auxiliary Club 2 3 4' Attendance Ribbon 2 3' Choral Club 1234' Ross Lancers 23 4' Guards Platoon 2. Ambition: Architect. CONWAY Ist Lt. JAMES R. Twitty' BBVC 4' Auxiliary Club 1234' Attendance Ribbon 2' Punctuality 2' Elzear Grenadiers 34' Guidon Bearer 2' Student Cuncil 2' Prayer Reader 2, Ambition: Editor of Eve- ning Whirl. CORDES, MXSGT. PAUL R. Cords' BBVC 45 Auxiliary Club 152,345 Attendance Ribbon 1,25 Punctuality 25 Ross Lancers 2,3,4. Ambltlon: Help Lemay take over Affton. CORRENTI, Znd LT. VINCENT J. Casanova Basketball I5 Track 15 Guldon 45 Auxiliary Club 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 35 Attendance Ribbon 35 Debate Team 45 Library Club 35 Class Officer 22 Member of Senior 308 and 8-ball Staff, 4. Ambltlon: To make mY Edsel the fastest cor in town. CRONK CPL GENE D Krlnkles' BBVC 4 Attendance Ribbon 3 In tramurals 234 Ambltlon Playboy CUMMISKEY CAPT JAMES R SIIm Track 2 BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 23 4 Honor Roll 2 Rifle Team 2 Guards Platoon 4 Student Council 4 Prayer Reader 2Ambltion T become a doctor and save lives CURRY ZND LT ROBERT S Bob BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 1234 Honor Roll 234 Pep Club 12 Attendance Ribbon 3 Punctuality 3 Ambltlon To sit in there for the Colonel CUSUMANO 2nd LT JOHN V oos Football I 2 Track 13 4 BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 1234 Pep Club 4 Engineers Club 234 Guards Platoon 23 Class Officer 134 Student Council 3 Prayer Reader 134 Ambition To be rough and rugged like Brother Paul DASHMAN SISGT FRED J Freddie Joe Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 Track 1 24 BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 1 24 Pep Club I Baseball 4 Prayer Reader I 2 3 4 Ambitioa Stay DE LARGY MXSGT DENNIS J oe Soccer I BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 124 Pep Club 1 Intramurals 123 4 Ambition Knight of the Road DENNEHY SXSGT PATRICK E Ostvleh Basketball 1 Track 234 Guidon 2 BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 1234 Pep Club I Attendance Ribbon I Camera Club 2 Choral Club 4 Prayer Reader 24 Ambltlon Op erate electric chair at Sing Sing DEUTSCHMANN SFC GEORGE P Dutch BBVC 4 Auxiliary 1 23 4 Ambltlon To do Gods will DIGGINS SFC. JOHN J. Track 3' BBVC 4' Auxiliary Club I 24' Pep Club 1' Attendance Rib- bon 4' Prayer Reader 1. Ambltlon: 'go ljnow chemistry a well a DOBERNIC SFC . DONALD T. ' Dub-Dub BBVC 4' Auxiliary Club I 24' Honor Roll 1' Attendance Ribbon I 2' Pep Band 2 3 4' Band 123 4' Band Medal 1, Ambition: Musical Career. DOERER 2nd LT. HARRY T. ' Hook BBVC 4' Auxiliary Club I 2 3' Honor Roll I 24' Member of Senior 308. Ambltlon: Be a playboy like Mr. Klemm. DUFFY Ist SGT. MICHAEL T. Oliva BBVC 4' Auxiliary Club 1 3 4' Honor Roll 1 2 4 'Attendance Ribbon 1' Prayer Reader I234' Member of Senior 308. Ambltlon: To get in the Crysal Palace. DULLE, SISGT. WILLFERD B. 'Al Capone BBVC 45 Auxiliary Club I,2,45 Band I5 Elzear Grenadiers 2,3' Ross Lan- ces I5 Prayer Reader. Ambltlon: To egg the White House. EBELING, MAJ. JOHN L. Princeton' Swimming I5 Guidon Rep 2,35 BBVC 45 Auxiliary Club 1,45 Honor Roll 2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Attendance Rib- bon 1,25 Debate Team 15 Speech Team 15 Elzear Grenadiers 3,45 Guards' Platoon 25 Class Officer I5 Honor Company I5 Mission Rep. 2, 3,45 Eager Beaver 35 Member of Senior 308. Ambltlon: To biuld and own the fastest class A dragster in the world EDLESON 2nd LT JACK L. Jumpln Jack Football 12 Track 3 Sports man ager 34 BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club I 4 Pep Club 3 Attendance Ribbon 3 8 Ball Staff and Member of Senior 308 Engineers Club 3 Prayer Reader 2 Ambltlon To run Cross Country FALK 2nd LT ROBERT J Bob Swimming 1 BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 14 Library Club 234 En- gineers Club 234 Guards Pla toon 3 4 Prayer Reader 2 Ambition Naval Architect FEHLIG SGT PAUL T 'Ted BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 12 Honor Roll I Attendance Ribbon 1 Bowl ing 1 Rifle Team 4 Ambltlon To get eight hours of sleep FOSHAGE MfSGT RICHARD J Foss' Swimming 23 The Turret 23 BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 1234 Attendance Ribbon 4 Prayer Reader 2 Ambition To have a glide of power instead of a Power Glide FRANCE CAPT DANA R Football 2 BBVC 4 Pep Club 23 4 Speech Team 4 Dramatic Club 4 Engineers Club 2 Guards Platoon 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Ambition Playboy lawyer FRANKOWSKI SXSGT FRANCIS W Frankowitz BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 1234 Pep Club 12 Guards Platoon 2 Cheerleader I Prayer Reader 123 Ambltlon To get Vaccaro FRIEDA 1st!SGT JAMES M Big One Football I24 BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club 123 Pep Club 12 Atten- dance Ribbon 1 Guards Platoon 2 Class Officer 134 Student Colncil 3 Prayer Reader 1 Ambition To be a leader of men and a follower of women. GALLIoIst LT. DONALD H. on Auxiliary Club 1234' Honor Roll 1234' Religion Medal 3' Punct- uality, Ambltlon: President of the MAFIA. GARRISON PVT. GARRY G. Fooibaii i- Basketball 1 23 4- BBVC 4. Ambition: To make the C Team. GEORGE SFC. MARTIN P. Marty Mark Trails BBVC 4' Auxiliary Club 123' Pep Club 1' Attendance Ribbon I23' Prayer Reader 134. Ambition: To out-fish and out-hunt Frank Mueh- ling and the military staff, GIOVZNNI SXSGT. THOMAS C. o Football 1' Basketball 1' Soccer 234' BBVC 4' Honor Roll I' At- tendance Ribbon 3' Class Officer 23' Student Council 3' Prayer Reader 23. Ambition: T b a buzzing little chemist. GLARNER SFC. ROBERT B. Blakes Swimming I,2,3,45 BBVC 45 Auxil- iary Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4: Attendance Ribbon 15 Trip Club 1,2,3,45 Speech Team 35 Dramatic Club 35 Guards' Platoon 25 Class Officer 1,2,3 45 Cheerleader 45 Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,4. Ambltlon: To learn the formula for JaE1RsOsM2E1. GOEDEKE, PVT. JOHN H. 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Guedon 4 BBVC 4 Auxnhury Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Punctualsty 4 Bond 12 Ros Lancers I Guards Platoon 34 Cheerleader 4 Prayer Reader 2 3 4 Ambition To play the vlohn whsle CBC burns GUELKER MISGT ROBERT V Guelk' Football 2 Track I BBVC 4 Auxnl :ary Club I Honor Roll 12 Peo Club 123 Attendance Rsbbon 2 Prayer Reader 23 Ambition Mayor of Affton HAGELSTEIN SFC EDWARD K Eyes Football I 2 BBVC 4 Auxlhary Club I 3 4 Attendance Rsbbon I 3 4 Class Offncer 23 Student Councsl 4 Prayer Reader 1 Ambltlon Be 0 success HARBAUGH SXMAJ JOHNC Jock' BBVC 4 Auxslsary Club 1 Honor Roll I2 Pep Club 2 Attendance Rsbbon 23 Punctualsty 3 Bond 'I234 Engmeers Club 2 Elzear Grenadsers 4 Bond Award 123 BBVC I Ambltlon To be on Inter natnonol Lover HARRINGTON 2nd LT JOSEPH W Gunner' BBVC 4 Auxulnory Club ! 2 3 4 AY tendance Ribbon I 23 Guards Plc toon 23 4 Prayer Reader 2 Ambi hon To be Ambassador Yo Afffon HARWOOD SISGT JOHN W John Ambition To aftom happiness on the earth that wnll last offer I leave lf HEIKER 2nd LT VINCENT E 'Vince BBVC 4 Auxslsary Club I234 Honor Roll 2 Mslstary Merit Ribbon 3 Pres Scuence Four 4 Band I2 3 4 Engmeers Club 4 Naval Scsence Crunse Award 3 Ambition Aero- outucol Engmeer HEISLER MAJ CHARLEST The Turret 3 BBVC 4 Auxslsary Club I 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 ep Club I Attendance Rsbbon 2 Choral Club I234 Speech Team 4 Dra matic Club 4 Elzear Grenadners 234 Ross Lancers I Rufle Team 2 3 4 Guards Platoon 2 Prayer Reader 2 3 4 Ambltlon To be luke my dad HENNESSY, SISGT MICHAEL E Mike Football I2 Track I24 BBVC 4 Auxnllory Club I234 Bond I Prayer Reader I Ambltlon To have curly hour luke Mr Klemms MESS MAJ DAVID R M053 Football 4 Tho Turrof 234 Qusll 8- Scroll 34 Guldon 4 BBVC 4 Auxslsary Club 1234 Honor Roll 1234 Scsence Club 23 Elzear Grenadsers 3 National Honor So- cuety 3 4 Class Offlcer 3 4 Student Councsl 3 Student Bank 3 Member of Sensor 308 Ambltlon To become edntor of the Eight Ball HICHEW 'lst Sgt PERRY G Puny' Football I Track 1 BBVC 4 Auxnl nary Club I 23 4 Honor Roll 2 At tendance Rsbbon I Class Offncer 1 2 Ambltlon Llve m Affton HILBERT 2nd LT RONALD P Slim Tennss I 2 Swummmg 34 BBVC 4 Auxslsary Club 234 Baseball 4 Attendance Rsbbon 1 Ross Lon cers I2 Prayer Reader Ambltlon To keep beohng Schumann m drags I-IOELSCHER, SISGT ROBERT J Swivel BBVC 4 Legson of Mary 2 Auxnl lar Club I234 Band I2 4 Scsence Club 3 Prayer Reader I Ambltlon To do the will of God HOFER, S!Sgt JAMES E Hof' Soccer I BBVC 4 Auxslsary Club 4 Honor Roll I Prayer Reader 12 Ambition Real Estate Broker HOFFMAN, SFC JOHN H Auxslsary Club I 234 Attendance Rsbbon 2 3 4 Ambltlon To get pro moted IHIOGAE, PFC. JOHN D an Football 12 Track I234 BBVC 4 Auxiliary Club I234 CISL Speech Award 3 Speech Team 3 Scsence Club I2 Engmeers Club 12 Student Councsl 23 Prayer Reader I 2 Ambiilon To be as In gemous as Paul Ryan HOLMES SISGT WILLIAM T 'Tom Football I234 Soccer I2 Track I BBVC 4 Attendance Rsbbon 3 Prayer Reader 23Ambifion Llve happly ever after with pomt after touchdownu' HOLZl:AUER SFC MARK D ms Swlmmmg I 2 3 Auxslsary Club I 2 Attendance Rsbbon I234 Choral Club I Prayer Reader 2 Ambition To Graduate HOUGH PVT JACKIO .lack Football I 234 Soccer I 23 BBVC 4 Baseball 1234 Class Officer 23 Ambition To perfect my yump shcf HOUGHTON Ist SGT PETER R Pda BBVC 4 Legson of Mary 4 Pep Club I Attendance Rsbbon 1 Ambition To graduate HUELSTER, Ist LT JAMES J m Track I 23 BBVC 4 Auxslsary Club I Honor Roll 23 Attendance Rsbbon 2 3 Dance Band I 2 3 4 Band 1 23 4 Engmeers Club 3 4 Elzear Grenadsers 4 Student Coun cal I Pep Band I234 Ambltlon Engmeer iStudy curves and fnguresl HULS CAPT JAMES W S-2 m Track 2 Pep Club 1 Attendance Rsbbon 23 Mnhtory Men? 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SGT STEPHEN M Metz Basketball 1 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 1234 Ambrtlon To be srx feet four MEYER 'lst LT WILFRED H BBVC 4 Legron of Mary 3 Auxrl rar Club 14 Honor Rall 1 t tendance Rrbbon 14 Punctualrty 34 Prayer Reader I2 Ambitron To be a success MEYERS Ist LT LAWRENCE J Larry' BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club I 23 Pep Club 1 Attendance Rrbbon 2 Punc tualrty 2 Scrence Club 2 Prayer Reader 1 Gold Wreath 3 Ambrtlon To get through college MIGLIORE PVT RICHARD S Brg Daddy Football 34 The Turret 2 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 1234 Guards Platoon 3 Ambrtron Make a wrn mng touchdown MITTLER 2nd LT JAMES E rm BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 123 At tendance Rrbbon 3 Ross Lancers 12 Member of Senror 308 Am bltion To graduate MOLL SXSGT JAMES D Chappio Track 1 Sports Manager 1 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 123 Honor Roll 3 Pep Club 12 Attendance Rrb bon 1 23 Choral Club 123 Punc tualrty I 2 Ross Lancers I 2 3 Rrfle Team 23 4 Guards Platoon 3 Honor Company 2 Ambltron To be the new owner of Choppre s Lounge MONAHAN 2nd LT WILLIAM J Wrlly' Golf 3 BBVC 4 Honor Roll 1 Lr brory Club 2 Ross Lancers I Ambrtron To stay awoke MOORE SGTfM JAMES M rm Swrmmrng I BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 123 Ambrtron Chemrcal Engrneer MOORE 'Ist LT MICHAEL J Mrck Soccer 34 Track 23 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 34 Cross Country 3 Engrneers Club 23 Elzear Gren adrers 4 Ross Lancers 2 Honor Company 2 Ambrtron Physrcal Ed Instructor MORAN SXSGT WILLIAM M Monk BBVC 5 Class Oftrcer I Student Councrl 3 Bowlrng 1 Member of Senror 308 Ambrtron Mechanrcal Engrneer MUEHLING SFC Francis L Former' BBVC Auxrlrary Club 2 Prayer Reader 12 Ambrtron To be a famous duck hunter MURPHY CAPT MICHAEL W Mrke Sports Manager 3 Auxrlrary Club 1234 Pep Club I Bowlrng Team I Choral Club I2 Engrneers Club 3 Elzear Grenadrers 3 Rrfle Team 123 Guards Platoon 234 Prayer Reader 2 Ambition Have as many krds as my wrfe can support MUTH SXSGT DONAT J m Track 1 23 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 34 Attendance Rrbbon 12 Mrlr tary Merrt Rrbbon 3 Ambition Frnrsh school NARDONI SFC JOSEPH J Nordene BBVC 4 Honor Rall 13 Pep Club 1 Attendance Rrbbon 3 Punctualrty 3 Prayer Reader 12Ambrtion To be co owner of Chappres Lounge wrth Mall NELLESEN SFC GERALD A Jerry Attendance Rrbbon 3 Elzear Grena drers 2 Ross Lancers I Guards Platoon 2 Ambrtron Get a lab and a new car NELSON Ist LT JOHN P Rocky Track I Sports Manager 2 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 123 Pep Club I Attendance Rrbbon 2 Engrneers Club 2 Guards Platoon 34 Ambl tion To graduate from college NISCHWITZ 'lst LT JOHN A Nlseh The Turret 2 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 1234 Honor Roll 24 ep Club 3 Attendance Rrbbon 1 Mrlr tory Merrt Rrbbon 2 Choral Club 34 Prayer Reader 2 Ambltlon Be as cool as Mrl Herson OBRIEN MAJ ROBERT E Boob Track 1 234 The Turret 4 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 1234 Honor Roll I 234 Relrgron Medal 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 Personal Appearance Rrbbon 3 Debate Team 4 Elzear Grenadrers 3 4 Natronal Honor S0- crety 4 Class Offrcer I 2 3 Scholar shrp Commrttee 4 Ambrtlon Wm State rn cross country OLSEN MAJ MURRAY F Sonny' BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 2 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Scrence Club I 3 4 Dramatrc Club 2 Engrneers Club 1234 Gurdon Bearer 2 Merrtorrus Achrevement Award 3 Ambrtron Make the 8 Ball a natrorrwrde publrcatron PFEIFFIERYISFC RAYMOND E o Football I Soccer 234 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 123 Honor Rall I Attendance Rrbbon 4 Ambltlon To burld a swrmmrng pool on the west freld rn the shape of Mr Trnes home room PFEIFFER MISGT RONALD M ' Ren BBVC 4 Legron of Mary 4 Auxrlrary Club I 234 Honor Rrbbon 4 Ross Lancers 1 Honor Company 1 Am brtlon To be a salesman PHELPS CAPT WILLARD J Bold BIII Track 2 Sports Manager 3 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 23 Honor Roll 23 Pep Club I 2 Attendance Rrb bon 2 3 Scholastrc Archrevement 3 Lrbrary Club 4 Guards Platoon 4 Prayer Reader 123 Ambltlon To serve my Gad and my socrety to the best of my abrlrty PIESCHEL, LT COL. STEPHEN R Steve BBVC 4 Legron of Mary 2 3 Auxrl rary Club 24 Honor Roll 1234 Attendance Rrbbon 123 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Class Offrcer I 2 3 4 Student Coun crl 23 4 Student Bank 234 Am brtron To get to heaven POELZL 2nd LT JOHN D Pelx Soccer I Track 1234 BBVC 4 Attendance Rrbbon 2 Mrlrtary Merrt Rrbbon 3 Elzear Grenadrers 3 4 Ross Lancers I2 Gurdon Bearer 2 Class Oftrcer 2 Prayer Reader I 2 Arnbl tron To be as tough as Mr Klemm POHL MAJ JOHN A Jolly John The Turret 3 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Cu 1234 Honor Roll1234 Pep Club I Choral Club 1234 Engrneers Club 3 Elzear Grenadrers 234 Natronal Honor Socrety 34 Class Offrcer 23 4 Student Councrl 3 Prayer Reader 3 Schalarshrp Medal 123 Ambition To do the best I can rn whatever I do Ponce Football 12 Basketball I2 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 1234 Attend ance Rrbbon I2 Class Offrcer 24 Prayer Reader I3 Ambition To help Hr Herson stop smokrng n class RAU, SFC EDWIN A Track 4 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 1 2 3 4 Attendance Rrbbon 3 Punc tu rty 3 Bond 1234 Elzear Grenadrers 4 Guards Platoon 3 Ambition To flood South St Lours and Affton wrth water from the watertower REDD, MAJ JAMES C Redd Dog Football I 23 4 Basketball I 23 4 Track I BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club I 23 4 Honor Roll 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Class Offrcer I 23 4 Presr dent of Jr and Sr Class Ambition Be able to throw a forearm shrver lrke Coach Gerdemann REIGER CAPT JOHN F Reig BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 1234 Pep Club 23 4 Attendance Rrbbon 1 Engrneers Club 234 Guards Platoon 3 Gurdon Bearer 2 Cheer leader 4 Prayer Reader 2 Ambitron Archrtect REILLY CAPT JOHN L Rilo Football 12 Basketball 12 Track 1234 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 12 3 4 Honor Roll 1 23 4 Relrgron Medal 1 Attendance Rrbbon 3 Cross Country 23 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Class Offrcer 3 4 Student Councrl 234 Ambrtlon Heaven REINHART SFC KENNETH O Ollie Football 123 4 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 1 2 3 Ambition Get a new cor RENSCHEN 2nd LT JAMES H Otto Soccer 1234 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 3 Attendance Rrbbon 3 Band 1234, Engrneers Club 2 Prayer Reader I 23 4 Ambitron To teach Brother Charles Physrcs RICHARD, SISGT THOMAS J Tom Track 234 BBVC 4 Attendance Rrbbon 23 Prayer Reader 3 Ambl tion MC at Sportsman Recreatronal Lounge RIESMEYER lst SGT DONALD W H Swrmmrng 4 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club I Guards Platoon 234 Ambition Study veterrnary medrcrne RING Ist SGT JOSEPH H Rlnggo BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 2 Attend ance Rrbbon 13 Punctuolrty 3 Band I234 Engrneers Club 24 Elzear Grenadrers 4 Guards Platoon 3 Prayer Reader 23 Pep Band 234 Arnbrtion Be a succeas rn a I 0 ROACH 2nd LT LAWRENCE J rm BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 124 At tendance Rrbbon I2 Punctualrty 1 Band 1234 Ross Lancers 1 Guards Platoon 3 Ambltron To make a mrllron ROBERTSON SFC CHARLES T Chorlle Track 34 BBVC 4 Pep Club 1 Attendance Rrbbon 1 Scrence Club 4 Ambition Crvrl Engrneer ROECKLE Ist LT CHARLES A. Ducky Auxrlrary Club I4 Honor Roll 3 Relrgran Medal 3 Band 1234 Speech Team I Scrence Club 3 Ambltlon Rarse a flock of lrttle duckres ROHAN 'Ist LT ELZEAR S Swrmmrng 23 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 1234 Honor RolI1234 Attendance Rrbbon 1 Junror Honor Rrbbon 3 Engrneers Club3 Guards Platoon 2 Prayer Reader 4 Ambl tron Ballet dancer ROHRICH SFC PETER M Pudgy BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 1 234 Pep Club 12 Attendance Rrbbon 3 KDC 1 Choral Club I2 Ross Lan cers 2 3 Guards Platoon 1 2 Prayer Reader 12 Ambrtlon To be a success RYAN, PVT PAUL J Rodent' Track I 2 BBVC 4 Legron of Mary 2 Auxrlrary Club 1 23 4 Prayer Reader 23 Ambition To graduate SANDWEG 2nd LT GERARD K Jerry Guidon 4 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 1234 Honor Roll 234 Pep Club 1 Attendance Rrbbon I Mrlrtary Merrt Rrbbon 23 Scrence Club 3 4 Rrfle Team 2 Engrneers Club 4 Elzear Grenadrers 4 Prayer Reader I Schalarshrp Medal 3 Ambltlon An rnterestrng lrfe SCALET MAJ EARL J Squirrel The Turret 2 Gurdon 4 BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 1 2 Honor Roll I2 34 Attendance Rrbbon I 2 Mrlrtary Merrt Rrbbon 2 Member Ball Staff 4 Engrneers Club 2 Elzear Grenadrers 3 4 Gwdon Bearer 2 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Class Offrcer I Schalarshrp Medal I Ambition Engrneer SCHMIEHAUSEN PVT ROBERT C Schmres BBVC 4 Auxrlrary Club 123 4 Pep Band 234 Band 1234 Lrbrary Club 23 Engrneers Club 234 P'0Yer Reader 3 Ambrtron Musrc Career SCHNEIDERJOHN PVT JOHN J John J Track 2 Auxrlrary Club 2 Attend ance Rrbbon 3 Choral Club 1 Prayer Reader I2 Ambition Law er SCHRAMM SFC JOHN L Serom Sports Manager I BBVC 4 Auxrl rary Club 2 Honor Company 3 Ambltlon Make a career of the Navy I , . ,. . , . . . 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Moose Football 234 BBVC 4 Honor Roll 2 Pep Club 1 Ambition Bronco buster SCHUMANN SGT MAJ DENNIS J Stupid Football 1 The Turret 3 BBVC 4 Leguon ot Mary 2 Auxuluary Club 1234 Pep Club 123 Choral Club 13 Elzeor Grenaduers 34 Guards Platoon 2 Cheerleader 3 Student Councul 123 Ambrtlon Beat Hulbert un a drag SIEBERT MAJ CHARLES G Charlle Chan Honor Roll 1234 Reluguon Medal 12 Scholarshup Rubbon 3 Speech Team 23 Scuence Club 23 En- guneers Club 2 Ambntlon Buologucal researcher SIEMER LT COL ROBERT V Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Tennus 34 Gutdon 4 BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 1 Honor Roll 123 4 8 Ball Staff 4 Debate Team 12,34 Speech Team 12 Scuence Club 3 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Class Offucer 1 2 3 4 Student Councul 3 Prayer Reader 1 Ambition To turn un my homework on tvme for once SILVEY SFC GEORGE J Lapstick BBVC 4 Camera Club 2 Ambltlon To be terrufuc SMEREK LT COL JOHN G John Babes Gundon 4 BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 1 2 Honor Roll 1 23 4 Attendance Rubbon 1 Superuor Junuor Cadet Cutatuon and Rubbon 3 Debate Team 1 Speech Team 1 Scuence Club 3 4 Enguneers Club 1 Elzeor Grenoduers 3 4 Ambatlon To know and follow my vocatuon STAMMER SGT MAJ BRUCE C Football 2 BBVC 4 Baseball 34 Ambutuon Pass one of Brother Quenturus tests SMITH Ist LT RICHARD C BBVC 4 Honor Roll 12 PGP Club 1 Attendance Rubbon 1 Honor Company 2 Elzeor Grenaduers 34 Ambutlon To follow a mulutary ca reer STEIB CAPT CARL R Carlne Guldon 4 BBVC 4 AuxuluClVY Club 1 2 3 4 Band 1 23 4 EnQm9efS Club 2 Elzear Grenaduers 4 Rufle Team 234 Class Offucer 3 Ambition Cuvul Enguneer STEIB LT COL CHARLES H Chuck Football 12 Basketball 12 Track 1 2 3 4 The Turret 3 4 Quull and Sc oll 34 Guadon 4 Leguon of Mary 23 Auxuhary Club 1234 Honor Roll 123 Reluguon Medal 1 23 Pep Club 2 Attendance Rub bon 3 Mulutary Merut Rubbon 23 Cross Country 3 4 Choral Club 2 3 Elzear Grenaduers 34 Natuanal Honor Socuety 34 Class Offucer 1234 Boys State Rep 4 Student Councul 34 Prayer Reader 4 Jr and Sr Class Offucer 3 4 Ambutuon Convert Brother J Charles to a Beatnuk STEIERT, Ind LT THOMAS J 'Tonk Football 123 Tennus 34 BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 234 Baseball 4 Attendance Rubbon 1234 Scuence Club 3 Enguneers Club 34 Class Offucer 13 Ambition to own a dragstrap un Affton STOCK. MISGT RICHARD H Duke Football 2 BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 1234 Honor Rolll Pep Club 1 2 Attendance Rubbon 1 Cross Country 1 Enguneers Club 1234 Ambltlon Mayor of Affton STRANGE 2nd LT JEROME L Jerry Football 2 4 Basketball I 2'3 4 BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 2 Honor Roll I4 Ambition To be present when Brother Quentun admuts a mus take STUECKEN 2nd LT JAMES C Pldgo Football 234 BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 1234 Honor Roll 12 Pep Club 1 Member of 8 Ball Staff open a sno cone stand on Art Hull STUHLMAN SFC WILLIAM M BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 124 Am bltlon To succeed SWEENEY SFC ALAN J BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 23 Honor Roll 1 Debate Team 1 Speech Team 1 Ambition To thunk for Pnyself TAJKOWSKI Ist LT ROLAND J BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 1 2 3 Honor Company 2 Class Offucer 2 Prayer Reader 1 Ambition Confurmed bachelor TASZAREK, LT COL JAMES F 'Tax' The Turret 234 Quull and Scroll 34 B VC 4 Leguon of Mary 23 Auxuluary Club 1234 Honor Roll 234 Attendance Rubbon 23 Edu tor of the 8 Boll 4 Choral Club 3 Debate Team 1 2 3 Speech Team 1 2 3 4 Elzear Grenaduers 2 3 Guudon Bearer 2 Class Otfucer 1 2 3 4 Student Councul 1 2 3 4 Pray er Reader 4 Damuan Sabre 3 Stu- dent Bank 4 Ambltlon To get to Heaven TEMME MAJ PAUL A 'Toll Paul' Basketball 12 Track 2 BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 23 Honor Roll 1 2 Pep Club 12 Mulutary Merut Rub- bon 2 Enguneers Club 4 Color Guard 23 Class Oftucer 1 2 Prayer Reader 123 Ambition Lead Aff tonutes un rebelluon TIMMIEIIRBERG PVT THOMAS G m BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 124 Pep Club 1 Ambltlon To turn the Chem Lab unto a dustullery TINES LT COL CHARLES A. Chuck o Luck The Turret 4 Guldoll 4 BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 234 Honor Roll 3 4 Pep Club 3 Attendance Rubbon 34 Punctualuty 34 Honor Com pany 2 Ross Lancers 23 4 Guards Platoon 23 Prayer Reader 4 Ambltlon To be a retured mulluon aure by the age of thurty TITUSJ PVT JOHN A o Football 123 Basketball 2 BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 12 Am bltlon To get out of CBC TRAMEL SGT WILLIAM V Tennus 12 BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 1 Pep Club 1 2 3 Attendance Rub Cub 12 Rufle Team 123 m bltlon Protessuonal bowler VACCARO, Ind LT THOMAS J BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 1234 Honor Roll 2 Junuor Achuevement 3 4 Choral Club 2 3 4 Elzear Gren aduers 4 Prayer Reader 34 Arn bitnon Archutect VOLK SFC BENJAMIN L. on BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 1234 Honor Roll 12 Attendance Rubbon 1 Band 1234 Enguneers Club 2 34 Guards Platoon 3 Prayer Read e 1 Ambition CPA VOLZ SFC DENNIS E Dall Football 1 Track 1 Auxulvary Club 3 Attendance Rubbon 3 Punctualuty 3 Ambntlon To be mayor of Aff on WAGNER 2nd LT CARL G Roscoe BBVC 4 Debate Team 1 Speech Team 1 Ambltlon Guve Mr Her son an academy award WATERS 2nd LT ROBERT G Bo BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 1 234 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Attendance Rab- bon 3 Scholostuc Medal 1 AmbI tloo Presudent of the Matua WATTS CAPT EUGENE J Goomboh Football 1234 BBVC 4 Honor R II 1234 Rellguon Medal 2 Guards Platoon 2 Student Councul 124 Ambution To teach Sgt Workes how to druve WEBER SISGT MICHAEL R Web Football 1 Sports Manager2 BBVC 4 Pep Club 3 Baseball 34 At tendance Rubbon 1 Speech Team 4 Dramatuc Club 4 Cheerleader 2 Prayer Reader 1 AmbIt1on To go to college WEIR SISGT GERALD F Bug Jer' Football 1 Basketball 1 Swummung 1 BBVC 4 Honor Roll 2 Prayer Reader 3 Amlntlon To put a Hungry Huns Helmet un he trophy case WHALEN PVT JOHN J Mouse Soccer 1 BBVC 4 Auxuluary Club 1 2 3 4 Ambitlon To go doncun and romancun at Chappues Lounge WHALEY CAPT JAMES E Whales Track 3 4 The Turret 2 3 4 Gurdon 4 BBVC 4 Leguon of Mary 2 Auxnluary Club 2 3 4 Cross Country 34 Student Councul 4 Prayer Reader 2 Honor Company 2 Am bltlon To have a school of luttle Whales WICKER 2nd LT WILLIAM T Screwball Track 34 BBVC 4 Honor Com pany 3 Ambition Be a success WIND SISGT JAMES R m The Turret 2 BBVC 4 Leguon of Mary 2 Auxuluary Club 123 Scu ence Club 3 Cheerleader 3 Honor Roll 2 Attendance Rubbon 2 Mnlu tary Merut Rabbon 2 Choral Club 1 3 Guards Platoon 4 Class Offucer 2 Ambltlon To be a multu Mulluon oure ZERILLO SISGT MICHAEL A 'Toni BBVC 4 Prayer Reader 12 Ambl tion Have a successful lufe ZUFALL SGT JOHN R Zucott' BBVC 4 Auxlluary Club 123 4 At tendance Rubbon 1 Punctualuty 2 Band 1234 Ross Lancers 1 Am bltion Publuc Accountant MCDONALD SXSGT HAROLD E lun Tennus 1 2 Leguon of Mary 2 De bate Team 12 Honor Roll I2 Speech Club 12 Scuence Club 3 Senuor Class Hustory Chemustry Manuals as usual but we never saw them agaun They were coravenuently muslaud and destroyed un the most umportant fure of the year vua the mcunerator On our furst offucual day as senuors he met us un the tradu tuonal way wuth a loud blam on the desk and a hearty Hugh ho sut un there' And who could thus be but the man beloved and respected by all the coachung colonel Mr Wulluam Klemm Many of us upon startung the Senuor Year found that the premuse had been unvoded by a former teacher of our fruendly ruvals who attempted to make heretucs P71 out of all who took Englush from hum But, un vurtue of hus repentence he has been restored to the good graces of the student body and us now af fectuonately known as EJH Our socual lufe was not neglected thus year Sock hops whule not the most gala productuons put on by the unduvudual classes offered a good excuse to get out of the house to help a worthy cause Wuthout thus one money makung functuon of the Student Councul, the scholarshups and new unuforms of the State Basketball Chompuons for the second tume, no less-could not be funanced Spotlughts, gold, sulver, gurls and cadets all go towards pro ducung the La Promenade Mulutaare Once a year, through Class Offucer 12 Scholastuc Medal 2 Ambltlon To be a lawyer paunstakung prude and artustuc abuluty our basketball wom gym assumes the status of a romantuc ballroom Flutterung formals and shunung sabres worn by equally shunung offucers fut unto thus unuquely magnufucent atmosphere The hughlught of the evenung us the curtaun rausung entrance of the Colonel and the Queen of the CBC Ballroom The day for happlness and sorrow the day when all IS over and everythung begunnung the day of companuonshup thus as groduohon a couple of hours when your class us closer than ever before and yet after that day one won t see more than half of them thus sude of eternuty, agaun 1 There usn t much that can be saud about graduatuon except that at us a tume for memorues and a personal experuence never to be forgotten Our hugh school days are over Ahead lues a future charted only un the mund of God We take wuth us a preporatuon granted to us by the unselfush Chrustlon Brothers and set out on our lufe paths We are ready for the future and forward we go Gerard 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Peter Baczenos Mr. Lee Viddaurri Mrs. Flora Earvin 3 ,gi ' ' Mr. Edward Schloemer ire N l 1 Acknowledgements Actnvutles Sectron Band Basketball .loyvees fBees Ceesl Battaluon Staffs 72 74 76 Blessed Benlldus Vocatvon Club Campus Sutes Then 81 Now Candnds 18 19 22 23 24 82 84 102 103 106 107 Cheerleaders Choral Club Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Company Guldon Bearers Company Headquarters Cross Country Dedication Engmeers Club Faculty Fathers Club Football Jayvees CBees Ceesl Glencoe Grenaduers Guard s Platoon 78 Gundon Staff Help Hnerarchy Honorary Officer Candldates Lancers Llbrary Club Mllltary Sectnon Mnlutary Faculty Mothers Club National Honor Socuety Office Personnel Poster Club Quill 81 Scroll Regnmental Color Guard Rrfle Team Sczence Club Sensor Class Offucers Senior Actlvlty Record Sensor Poll Senior Sectuon Soccer Teams Speech Club Student Bank Student Council Swlmmung Team The Turret Vauglrard AIIKNUWLIEDGEME 13 The edltors of the 1960 Gurdon extend heartful thanks to all who have cooperated ln the productnon of thus book ln partlcular they wlsh to acknowledge Brother Hvlary Bernard FSC Dnrector and all members of the Faculty The Corps of Cadets Mr and Mrs Vincent Prrce Mass Sophie Parashak and all other members of the Vincent Prnce Studno staff Mr Earl McConnell and staff at Yearbook House, Brother Hubert Gerard, FSC, advisor Page 132 4 3 3132 3 12 127128 9 28 47 98 99 2 21 ' ' ' ' ............,,..........................,......... 101 .A..,,,....,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, H130 , .........,.......,.......,................ 96 ....,,.............,,.,,..,,.,...,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 81 ' ........................................ , , ' ...............................................,.,...... 120 ' ' .,,,....,,,,...,....,,,.,,,. 118 ' .....,.,,,,,...,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,, , 68 ' I .,...,.......................... 2, 3 ' ' .......................,.,.....,.........,.,.,A..,,. 13 ' ...............,.....t 16,17, , , , , , 48, ' ...................,.......................,........,, 123 80, , , , , , , 131 ' ' ........,.....,...............,......... 124 ' .............................................................. 28 ' ........................................ 70 ' .......,.................,......,....,,.........,,,.,......... 50 Regimental Headquarters .............,,..................,.. 71 ' ...........,............ 73, 75, 77 ' ' ........................ 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