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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

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A! . 1A 1 21:: A AA. ... a .A - A-Ill AA am. An AAA. - . a AA AAA THE GUIDON I962 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL ST. LOUIS 17, MISSOURI xxx FOREWORD STANDING ON THE THRESHOLD OF LIFE'S GREATEST CHALLENGE, WE, THE SENIORS OF CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COL- LEGE, WISH TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS OUR GRATITUDE FOR THE EDUCATION AND GUIDANCE WE HAVE RECElVED DURING THE PAST FOUR YEARS. THROUGH THE EXPERT ASSISTANCE OF THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS, THE LAY FAC- ULTY, AND THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT, WE HAVE PROGRESSED MENTALLY, SPIR- ITUALLY, AND PHYSICALLY. WITH THE KNOWLEDGE AND VALU- ABLE EXPERIENCE ACQUIRED AT CBC, WE PLUNGE INTO LIFE'S SEA OF JOYS AND SORROWS, CONFIDENT THAT WE WILL OVERCOME ALL OBSTACLES TO OUR GREATEST AMBITIONS. J SFC KENNETH MUELLER xxx DEDICATION Rare is the man that takes such om immense interest in a school and its activities as did SFC Kenneth Mueller during his three years at CBC. In addition to performing his duties as Military instructor, Sarge was President of our Legion of Mary, moderator of the Rifle Team, and an active supporter of every CBC athletic event. Because of his outstanding display of interest in our of- fairs, we dedicate the 1962 GUIDON to Sergeant Mueller in a sincere effort to acknowledge our appreciation. His Eminence the Most Reverend Joseph Cardinal Ritter, STD Archbishop of Saint Louis His Excellency the Most Reverend Glennon P. Flavin, DD Auxiliary Bishop of Saint Louis His Excellency the Most Reverend George J. Gottwald Auxiliary Bishop of Saint Louis x .LIUIK u5 3 ; z. . , . 2.. .. . .x .2... 1.,4x .QQ...:.:. wwyawx tiacv... mwwawgaam 34$. .aE3mmMnngwa$.43 ? $$2$me3$$ 3m: x3. vak 1 . W. 6x: L wax am M . k 'VSQ . n V L S w. V-HMJ E F M m Kx. .. . L F N D C x V? F. o m M m .4. wk D m m. m m L K 5. W O C m 0 7Q. .K bc. T O W R O Kx . 5. T. oweomsm .4wa $.44 S WSEWWWS Nwaq Wrws II E N m E N F. F. MW 5 TI H Aln F H E G O .. rt P T T TI C T .x lug F B O H N . . a .. A 0 W N m N B R C D F. S .1 .1 E XAA D W :T; N .IXA N w A m m u w . H V T M V.... H mu: C g M Q..... a . O o. MVX J v .m .15 . 3m 2 TI r. . 5w 5 .' .cr; . J .. .- s4 . v 2... mtg . ........-...x .4 Nx$...x.w....3.o.m.. em m$?w$$...k$xyxxmmwhmkmuxmmxammka Maxw, wgkhkawGLw $$mii QEEE: Brother H. Bernard, F.S.C. Director, Principal, Coordinator in General; Latin II. ADMINISTRATION Brother Henry, F.S.C. Assistant Principal. D. C. WilcuH Economic Geography; Director of Athletics, Varsity Football, Intramural Program. Major Ernesf .I. Vogelgesang Military Teaching Methods, Map Reading, Branches of the Army, Small Unit Tactics, Military Service Opportunities and Obliga- tions, Achieve.ments and Traditions of fhe Army. Broiher Laurence, F.S.C. Retreat House Moderator, Moihers' Club Moderufor. Brother Aloysius, F.S.C. Religion 1, Bookkeeping; Cafeteria. Moder- ator of Building Program. Broiher Alfred, F.S.C. Religion I, English II; Sucristan. 11 Mr. Leo Mann Jr, English II, English Ill, u.s. Hisfory; c Football COUCH, Asst. Varsify Baseball Coach. Mr. William Klemm World Hismry; Cross Country, Head Track Coach and Moderator. Brofher Jusfin, F.S.C. Religion II, Honors Mathematics, Algebra I, Drawing; Vocation Moderator, Basket- ball Moderator. Brofher Henry Alfred, F.5.C. Religion Ill, Algebra I; Sfudenf Lockers, Student Insurance. Mr. Jack Kersling Brofher Michael, F.S.C. Religion ll, Algebra 1, Algebra II, Math 1; Booksfore. Civics, Government; Varsity Football, Asst. Track Coach. Broiher Philip, F.S.C. Religion Ill, English IV, Business Law; Moderator of Student Council, Guidon Moderafor. Brofher Jerome, F.S.C. Mr. John Findley Religion IV, Chemistry, Algebra II,- Fooi- U.S. History, Civics, Governmenf; B ball Moderator. Basketball Coach, Freshman Track Coach. Mr. Henry Gualdoni English IV; Guidance. Brother Gerard, F.S.C. Religibn I, English 1; Military PX. 'l2 Brofher Maurelian, F.S.C. Religion IV, Plane Geometry, Algebra I, Brofher Anselm, F.S.C. Lafin ll, Latin Ill, Luiin IV; Military Mod- erufor. Brother Mark, F.S.C. Religion l, English I; Moderator of Band and Glee Club, Alumni Association Mod- erator. N MLng. Fred Workes Military Organization, Map Reading, Small Unit Tactics, Atomic Warfare, Grenadiers, Lancers, Moderator Third But- talion, Penalty Detail. Fafher Albers, MCF Chaplain Brofher Raymond, F.$.C. Religion ll, Chemisiry, General Science; Glencoe Club, Saint De La Salle Auxiliary. Brother Kenne'h, F.S.C. Religion IV, Luiin l, lufin ll; Moderator Brother Joel Club, Legion of Mary Spirit- uul Director, Mission Moderator, TURRET Mode rate r. Mr. Roberf Horgan World His'ory, Sociology, International Re- lafions; Head Soccer Coach, Diredor of Social Science Department. AUng. L. E. King Military Courtesy, Military Organization, First Aid; First Battalion, Guards Platoon. Brofher Peier, F.$.C. Religion IV,- Ph. D. Candidate in Education, Sf. louis University; Linear Programmer for fhe Insiifuie of Cybernetic Teaching; Chairman of Religion Department. Broiher Basil, F.$.C. Religion ll, Spanish l, Spanish II, English I,- Pep Club Moderator. Mr. Roberf Corbo English II, Latin I; Moderator and Coach of Speech and Debate Clubs. Mr. Roberf Chrisfian Brofher Sfephen, F.$.C. U.S. History, Government; Varsity Baseball Religion I HOHOPS Biology, Biology; Mod- Coach, B Football Coach, C Baskef- bull Couch. erafor Father's Club and Homecoming, Moderator Benildus Club, Moderator Sophomore Depar'tmenf, Seniors Vocations, Science Club, St. Louis Academy of Sci- ence, St. Louis Science Fair, First Aid Instructor. Mr. William Gerdemann English Ill, Speech; Asst. Varsity Football Coach, Asst Track Coach, Head Swimming Coach. Bro'her Wilfrid, F.S.C. Brofher Alphonsus, F.$.C. Religion IV, Typing. Religion ll, Plane Geometry, PhYsics; Main- tenance, Legion of Mary Moderator. 15 N I Brother Joseph, F.S.C. Religion lll, Librarian, Moderator Library Club. Brother Paul, F.$.C. Religion III, Algebra II, Trigonomeiry; National Honor Society, Moderator, Duiiy Bulletin, Legion of Mary. Mr. Fred Eckels Jr. Music Direcfo r. SFC. John Michalowski Brofher Gabriel, F.S.C. Religion l, Algebra II, Solid Geometry; Asst. Mothers' Club Moderafor, Bowling Moderator. Freshmen Milifury Trainin'g, Rifle Team, Honor Guard, Moderator Second Battalion. Mrs. Jeanneffe Sischka Mrs. Claire Borardino Mr. Walfar Burke Glee Club Director. Registrar Manager Business Office. Miss Leona Zielinski Secretary; Military Department; Mother; Club; Fathers, Club. Mrs. Dolores Genovese Business Office Secretary. w 17 :b-vcm-ImH-cbn CULINARY EXPERTS - Left in Righi: Mrs. Hattie bbrisf, Mrs. Marie Hughes, Mrs. Mary Foerrslal. The Eager Eaters Mr. Bill- Gilli: Buffia ns vs Gleaming Corridors Mr. Bill Brusberg MAINTENANCE Mr. Arthur Smiih 18 MOLD- Col. Michael J. Byrnes President THE SENIOR CLASS Lt. Col. Robert P. Edler Capt. Robert L. Proust Vice-Presidenf Secretary Capt. Richard T. O'Brien Treasurer 20 lst. Sgt. Norman J. Adams WSgt. William J. Aimonef're S ng. William J. Amico S Sgt. John R. Balmer SFC John P. Bayless 'lsf Lt. Adolph J. Beczkala Mai. Michael N. Beffa 5591. Patrick J. Behan 151' 59?. James T. Belcher Moi. Robert J. Bence 2nd Lt. Vincent L. Bene Mai. Melvin B. Benoisf 2nd Lt. Michael F. Bernsen 2nd Lt. Clark 5. Betty SFC Patrick T. Blake 2nd Lt. Donald P. Boevingloh 5 591. I. Peter Bommarito Capt. William C. Bowen SFC Robert S. Brennan 15f Lt. James R. Brooks 2nd Lt. James D. Bryant Sgt. Mai. Norbert J. Buecherf Capf. Frederick J. Buerman S ng. Michael A. Burke , h MBg'r. Frederick R. Burkhardf v E 7 559?. Denis C. Burns SFC William J. Bussen 2nd Lt. Joseph E. Butler 2nd Lt. George W. Buys Pvt. Patrick M. Carroll . 2nd Lt. David C. Chapman 'x SJng. Gregory G. Chase Sgt. Mai. Thomas J. Christen SBgf. Edward M. Clear Capt. Thomas E. Collum Ist Lt. Kenneth C. Colombo 89?. Wayne F. Conroy Capt. Roberf W. Cooney N591. Richard J. Cordes 15f L'r. Richard M. Cox 2nd Lt. James R. Crahcm SMng. Gabriel J. Csengody Mai. Glenn J. Davis SFC William F. Deichmcmn Mai. Kenneth E. Delgman 5 591. Gerald C. DeMartini SFC Robert F. Deutschmunn Capt. Charles E. Dexter 2nd Lt. Thomas E. Diftmeier SNgt. James H. Doherty 59?. George E. Durbin M ng. Philip T. Dwyer 2nd Lt. David L. Eilmann 'lsf Lt. Edward J. Elking Mai. William K. Emmerich SFC David L. Erker 151' Sgt. Edward G. Etzkorn S ng. Daniel E. Fagin 2nd Lt. David M. Fagin 2nd Lt. Gerald E. Sgt. Michael 5. Farmer Fitzgerald 17K. v , M ng. George W. Fifzwater 2nd Lt. John A. Foley S ng. Frank A. Forst 51 L1. Philip G. Gilium Capt. James D. Freihaut 'ls'r. Lt. Carl S. Gentile 2nd Lt. John A. Gerfken 2nd Li. A. George Goodenough SMSQf. Thomas J. Gragnani $ 59?. Thomas W. Grimes Lt. Col. Craig L. Groh 29 MNgf. Robert J. Grone Lt. Col. Robert A. Hampe S Sgt. Joseph E. HarfneH 'Isf Lt. Alan D. Haynes 2nd Lt. John F. Heilman Sgt. Mai. James M. Heisler 15? Li. Richard C. Heldorfer Capt. Donald R. Hemmer 5 591. James P. Hersh S Sgt. Paul M. Higgins Nng. Dennis E. Hogan S ng. Claude H. Hollander Capf. 5. James Homing SFC Timothy J. Houghfon SFC Dale D. Igou M59f. John F. Ilges Far i 5 591. Paul J. Jovanovich 559?. Charles H. Kelley 15f. Sgt. William G. Kelly S ng. Arthur M. Kemp S ng. Michael J. Kennedy Capt. George M. SFC John A. Kleeschulte 15?. Li. Wayne R. Kraft 32 Killenberg Capt. Paul J. Kroupa 89?. Mai. Lawrence E. LaPresfa 5 $gL Lawrence J. Lawton Capt. Claude D. Leezy 15f. Lt. John F. Leis'mer 'lsf Lf. Paul E. Littlefor' 33 SFC David A. Lorenz Capt. Gary W. Lucas SFC Roger W. Luna 'lsf Lt. J. Daniel Maguire Capt. John R. Mallon 2nd Lt. August J. Manfia Capt Richard W. Manfia M ng. Anthony B. Manzo SFC Louis T. Muull S Sgt. Charles W. McCann 5 591 . Robert L. McCarron SLSgt. Lawrence S. McCormick f 'lst. Lf. John T. McFarland S ng. F. Patrick McIntyre 2nd Lt. Edward B. McKee 15f Lt. Robert E. McKendry 35 Capt. Elmer A. McNulfy 151 L1. Michael J. Moehrle Capt. David J. Monahan $ ng. John P. Moore Mai. Gary F. Mueller 15? L1. John A. Nelke Capt. William P. 151 Sgt. Edward F. Nickels 36 Nenninger M $gt Raymond 3- 2nd Lt. Krell B. Norton SFC Joseph M. Numi Niebling 3591. Bernard J. O'Donnell SFC Barry J. O'Keeffe 2nd Lt. Daniel J. O'Neal 5591+. Thomas J. O'Neil XX 2nd Lt. Robert c. O'Neill 37 1st Lt. Timothy R. O'Neill 5 891. Melvin R. Parenfin 'lsf L1. Ronald E. Pauly S Sgt. Jack 5. Piper MNgf. Joseph J. Piskulic Mai. Richard L. Poehling SFC David A. Pottmeyer Lt. Col. Charles W. Pullaro S ng. Michael J. Puricelli Pvt. James W. Rafferty Capt. Ronald E. Rhoades SXng. Thomas E. Rickhoff SFC James J. Roifher Capt Darryl A. Ross Mai. Thomas C. Ryan SFC Gerald M. Sanders S ng. R. James Schaefer Sgt. Richard J. Schildknecht $691. John C. Schuler 2nd Lt. Robert W. Schulze 2nd Lt. Routley J. Scott Sgt. Daniel J. Sexton SFC Peter J. Sharamifaro 2nd LLThomas M. Shields 40 lsf Sgt. Glennon M. Sillimqn Capt. Guy L. Simpson 2nd Lt Donald H. Sauders SFC Timothy L. Soufherland SFC Dennis M. Speno Capt. Michael H. Stauder SFC Daniel S. Sfelmclch SFC Allen J. Stern 41 2nd Lf. William B. Sfinson Capt. Robert A. Stoessel 2nd. Lt. William T. Sfover S ng. William J. Tauser Mai. Guy C. Thiel $591k David J. Tholen Sgt. Mai. Crawford V. Thomure M ng. George C. Tompras Sgt. Lawrence H. Uelk 'lsf Lf. Thomas D. Van Rhein Pvt. William A. Vetfer SFC Vincent T. Vitale 2nd Lt. James I. Viviano S ng. Thomas J. Vohsen 'lsf Sgt. Peter J. Volas SFC Anton R. Wagner 151 L1. Raymond P. Wecker Maj. George H. Whifworth 0.. . 330 ka 4 ft .0 , -' ax $ng. Theodore A. Wicker Mai. Robert H. Winkelmann M ng. William A. Wolf 2nd Lt. John A. Wolfsberger 15? L1. Richard J. Zimmerman SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS 45 FRESHMAN 204 .r Tack gi mg NH, Nudnar WWSLW Froni Row, Leif to Right: Thomas Costello, Michael Breheny, Gary Foley, Jerry Fursf. Second Row: Richard Clay, John Drain, Terry Anderer, Walter Kem, Arthur Anfh. Fronf Row, Lefil fo Righi: Gerald Schaller, Gary Fleming, Joseph Pitkin, Gary Risinger, P h i I i p Caruuna, Timothy Conley, James Berardino. Row, L9 10 Righf: Ronald Wulsch, Thomas Whaley, Garry Meyer, Geoffrey Meyer. Second Row.- Jerry Burns, Donald Reed, David Smugula, James Scherger, James Suellenfrop. Absent: Ronald Benthall. L9H Row: Dennis Donley, Frank Cook, John Devofo, Thomas Kursfen. Second Row: Michael Paner, Richard Mier, Mitchell George, Richard Fasnachr. Third Row: Douglas Brown, Ronald Biller, Robert Berry, Thomas McGowan. Lasf Row: Thomas Pierron, Bruce Spanner, John Effinger, Brad Bomanz. Michael Palazzolu, Thomas Doran, Karl Michael, Joseph Springer, Michael Piel. Absenf: Richard Fox, Michael Paluzzofo. Leif Row: Roberf Fisher, Thomas Fifzgerald, Mark Keaney, Richard Frierdich. Second Row.- Paul Moloney, Robert Marshall, Michael Mc- Cormick, James McDermoR. Third Row.- John Moll, Thomas Niebling, Andrew Nolfo, Tim O'Brien. Lasf Row: Gerard Speciale, John Rogers, Jim Schaller, Dun Simpson. FRESHMAN 2IO FRESHMAN 303 Leff Row.- Thomus Ahrens, Mike Dooley, Joe Geriken, Mike Heroux, William Swafford, Paul Buys. Center Row: Tony Matthews, Gil Roosmann, John O'Brien, Milton Meyer, Edwin Flemming, Terry Michler, Joseph Brown. Righf Row.- Richard Kreufz, Bill Ulm, Patrick Notestine, Fred Hudson, Frank Ruffino, Greg Ehlers. William Thorne Gem and John Kilper highv. Leff Row.- Charles Holdenried, Gerald CIuncy, Robert Geraghty, Bill Grayson, Dennis Chapman, Bill Krause. Cenfer Row.- Tom Leicht, Michael Lundergan, Louis Buryn, Douglas Melville, Larry Heisserer, Kerry Cowen. Right Row: Bob Fox, Tracy Beckefte, Joseph Meyer, John Muak, Jim Kettler. FVRESHMAN 305 Fran! Row, Leif f0 Right: Michael Tierney, Jack Murphy, Daniel Murphy, Robert Kluefer, Daniel Hogan. Middle Row.- Thomas Casey, Thomas O'Donnell, Thomas Hough, Michael Haddon, Jim Gannon. Back Row.- Ronald Smith, Ronald Rose, Michael Cripps, Charles Flynn, Michael McCormick. Francis Miden, Sfephen Schaefer, Wayne Juckovuc, John Hess. Front Row, Lei! Io Righf: James McLaughlin, Daniel Merritt, Thomas LaMear, Wallace Kleucker, Howard James. Middle Row.- John Miller, Leonard Docimo, James Bardof, Hal Smith, James Jacobi. Back Row: Ronald Houle, John Bub, Michael Colombo, John Fitzgerald, Thomas McKeone. Absent: Joseph Braun, Richard Duly, Joseph DeVoti, Salvatore DiCarlo, Francis Miden, Paul Rachubka. 49 FRESHMAN 306 Fran! Row, Leif 90 Righi: Patrick Breheny, Terrence Mueller, James Fendler, James Sfrubel, Richard McGregor. Back Row: Muriin Korte, William Walsh, Richard Jones, Stephen Smith, Emmet Childress. Absent: Jerry Burns, Philip Coruuna, Timothy Morrell. Fronf Row, Left f0 Righi: Thomas Schulze, Ronald Brenihall. Kurt Eng- lunder, James Duebelbeis. Middle Row, L9H io Righf: Hadley Reinhardt, Martin Durbin, Michael O'Sullivun, William Crump. Back Row: Larry Unger, Michael Oates, Lawrence Merritt. Front Row, Leif fo Righi: James Mason, Michael Burke, Richard Boedeker, Timothy McKernan, Sandor Bakui. Back Row: Francis Cusumano, lawrence Banks, John Gersf, Bern Fechter, James Ryan. 50 FRESHMAN 307 Fran! Row, Lei! M Righi: George Kruuse, Daniel Corkery, Joseph Herbsl, Larry Gilbert. Middle Row.- Andy Orf, James Higgins, Donn Mariuska, Timothy Connelly, Ronald Tibbles. Back Row.- Vic Cadice, . Leo Dbrrow, William Miederhoff, Richard Pationf. Robert Lyner. Front Row, La '0 Righf: James O'Sheu, Richard Skwira, Mike lemp, David lmig. Middle Row: William Davis, Michael Mauruno, Richard Smith, Barry Ross, Sieve O'Rourke. Back Row: Thomas Milster, James Fitzgerald, William Curran, John Flynn, William Craddock. From Row, Left to Righi: Raymond Moore, Michael Sticksel, John Con- nizzo. Middle Row: David Strolhkamp, John Lane, Horace Busch. Back Row.- James Jumieson, William Cramer, Jerry Toczylowski. First Row: John Deutschmann, Sco Rabin, David Selliman, Michael White, John Ortbal. Second Row: Dan Uhlhorn, Richard Kline, Leo Trice, William Riechmann, Robert Maneuzzi, Edward Ahearn, Third Row: Michael Case, Ronald lgou, Joseph Zykan, Tim Morrell, William Glosemeyer. Missing: Dennis Wells. FRESHMAN 402 Gerry Loos, Charles Catanzaro, Rollins Collins, James Yeager, Mi- chael Little, Patrick O'Rourke Ueft to righn. Firs! Row: Vernon Dohm, Charles Urban, Thomas Hahn, Ollie Pechman, Mike Kenny, George Graff, John Sextro. Second Row: Robert Aboussie, Gerald Brennan, Stanley Tiefenbrun, Thomas Mozelewski, Dennis Norton, James Kruatz, Michael Neff. 52 Fran! Row, La :0 Righf: John Blakey, Gene Grindler, Tom Gibbons, Mike Grandcolas, Gary Whitelock, Austin Tinsley, Gory SHH, Jim Owens, Mike Grady, Jack Julius. Back Row: Patrick McWiIoiams, Robert Roither, William Burns, Thomas Gutmann, Michael Finn, Edward Dolan, John Vertch, Carl Steiling, Michael Mazzoni. SOPHOMORE 203 Fran! Row, Leif to Right: John Broeckel- mann, George Meier, William Lawton, David Givens. Back Row: Thomas Kennedy, Richard Nelke,. Michael Drewing, David Kiefer. Absent: Charles Morris. From Row, Left to Righf: Thomas Forsf, Michael Grady, Donald Bourne, Dennis Elking, Raymond Bossolu, Poul Siemer. Back Row: Richard Knox, Michael Monmomery, David Fairchild, Alfred Lucheffi, Paul Purashuk, Harold Oberkfell. 53 Row One, Leff f0 .Righf: William Knopf, John Hobold, Raymund Gabris, Kenneth House, Daniel Imig, Mark Peckham. Row Two: Robert Peters, Eugene Wellinghoff, Joseph Nenninger, John Gilium, Raymond Zahra, Francis Allhoff. SOPHOMORE 302 Row One, Leif Io Right: Richard Luechtefeld, Thomas Mier, Donald Delgman, Daniel Doerer. - Row Two: Jack Wahl, Alan Kennebeck, Gerald Arbini, William Millard. o o o ' o o c .3:246440355225'aw :Q'o'ffo'o'o 0 0 ' .0 '0'0.0 Row One, Leff fo Right.- Mark Boka, William Duncan, Thomas Gabelsberger, Charles Thies, Muray Kasf, John Curtin, John Bosche. Row Two: Nicholas Whyte, Michael Rigden, Garry Reed, Theodore Schroeder, Harry Vasquez, Robert Brady. Row Three: James Brannon, Thomas Taszarek, Peter Bauer, William Purcell, Charles Weniger, Gregory Holzhauer. Absent: Daniel Doerer. D00 00 600 90.. Qo...ooooo o0Qo.0000.90oQoooooooogog...:.:.:.:.o 0.....O.O D...Q.... 0.... ooooooooo.ooo ooO0$ 9 5.0.0.0..'0'0'000.0.Q.6'0.f0.O.O.O.':'o o o 0'0 Firs? Row, LeH Io Righf: John Garavaglia, Thomas Walsh, Larry Lennamun. Second Row: George Kersting, Bil! Gerthen, Patrick Cunning- ham, John Harp. Third Row: Donald Folk, Mike Powers, James Weiss, James Hynes. Fourih Row: Donald Morgan, Gene Owes, Daniel Larrigan. 304 Leff fo Righf: Dounal DiPusco, William Deufsch- mann, Joseph Alloway, Ronald Bax, Donald Bussen, Thomas Behan, Stephen Duval. Firsf Row, Left to Righf: Jerry Lutz, Ruben McBefh, Cornelus McCarthy, Nicholas Hubbuch. Second Row: William Pfeiffer, James Poffmeyer, Joseph Robinson, George Brennan. Third Row: Paul Schawan, George Schwom, Ernie Tumminia, Len Valentine. Fourth Row.- Russ Wortham, Mike Muccigrosso, Richard Foyer. Absent: Brue Candrl, Paul Schaya. - ill. ll 1 :1? mg .. SOPHOMORE 309 Front Row, Lefi f0 Righf: Peter Blumeyer, Thomas Kaiser, Arthur Dwyer, Michael Gunn, Neil Bunon. Back Row: Scott Metzger, Robert Grimm, John Flynn, Dewey Crump, Gregory Franz. Left Row: Thomas Harris, Lawrence Lumbardo, John Burns, Donald Leudy, David Ahenbernd. Middle Row: Steven Vogf, Joseph Decker, Nicholas Dokos, James Noyes, David Povich. Righf Row: Michael McBride, Nicholas Dalbu, James Roe, John Shnnnuhan. Front Row, Left in Right: Christopher Byrne, Richard Schroeder, Richard Balducci. Back Row: Mark Stephens, Michael McNiH, Ronald Horvafh, Robert Keaney. Abseni: James Smith. 56 . SOPHOMORE 403 Firs! Pew, Righi fo Lefi: Donald Hill, Patrick Brennan, Laslo Lagage, Steve Zickel, Michael Sager, James Luetkemeyer. Second Pew, L9H f9 Righi: Robert Graney, James Anderson,; Edward Juenemeyer, Robert Huelster, KendefH Duebelbeis. Third Pew, Leff Io Righi: Michael O Rouke, Dennis Sweeney, Donald Roeder, James Reynolds, Thomas Wi'ne, Terry Flynn. LeH '0 Right.- James Wohlgemulh, Robert Wilson, Robert Lumma, Ken- neth Duebelbeis, Robert Huelsfer, Michael Windler. Firs! Pew, L2H f0 Righf; John Kilker, Peter Kelemen, Kennefh Schroeder, Tony Merklin, Michael O'Rourke. Second Pew, Left to Righf: Joseph Lesinski, John Timmerberg, Donald Usselman, Pefer Zukrzewski, Richard Berger, Rodger Browning. Third Pew, Leff 10 Right: Richard Zaikowski, Edward Roufzong, James Ryan, Allen Sienkiewicz. Nof seen: Dominic Consolino, William Fix. 57 SOPHOMORE 406 Sfanding: Jack Fleming. Front Row, Le io Righh Thomas Tonella, Eugene Sanders, Peter Kalluos, Michael Dawe, John Watson. Front Row, Left to Righl: Terrence Fogarfy, Donald Reedy, Charles Kilker, James St. John. Second Row: Joel Dunphy, Robert Combesl, Mark Slufen, John Barks. Third Row: Thomas Lor- aine, Ralph Craft, Michael Morrell, Walter Boggeman, Joseph Cohan. Fourfh Row: Thomas Smith, John Diesfelkamp, Dennis Deering. Fiffh Row.- Dennis Roach, Michael Kohnen, Thomas Hummelman, Anton lggens, Gregory Speno. S1anding, Left fo Righf: James Guidry, Thomas Gill, Keith Scott, Pete'r Genovese, James Rede, Thomas Nischwilz. Absent: Mark Cusimano, Dennis Garwood, Robert Phelps. JUNIOR I03 Firs! Row, Leff io Righh Harry Millaway, Wil- liam Knies'r, Matthew Toczylowski, Bud Colombo, James Briscuso. Second Row: James Bartolovtu, William Schnarr, Mike Becker, Lloyd Baylard. Third Row: Dennis Winkeler, Ronald Salender, James Lynch. Firs! Row, L9H to Right: Wally Zuchow- ski, Louis Bewig, Mike Quinn. Setond Row: Robert Fehligi,Mike Pinegur, Ed- ward Stolfman, James Shearin. Firsf Row, Left fo Right.- Edwurd Brandt, Duane Goddard, James Bane, Dennis Slavik, Charles Neiner. Second Row: Michael Sullivan, Thomas Marshall, Jack Deck, John Michel. Third Row: James Kirtland, Donald Schoenborn, William Hirner. Absent: Peter Kine. 59 Firs! Table, Left to Right: John Soto, Pairick Walsh, Michael Robbins. Second Table: Robert Vieth, Michael Poliquin, James O'Gorman, Ronald Schaeffer. Sfanding: Arthur Rhomberg, Dick Sunfrup. HM!!! JUNIOR LIBRARY First Table, Left ro Righf: Joseph Leady, Albert Arno, Patrick Dowd, Stephen Duffe. Second Table: Curl Huenke, Vincent Mahoney, Mark Schrodt, John Kilo. Third Tabla: Daniel Mueller, Robert O'Connell, Mark Ohlendorf, Thomas Lydon. Firs! Table, Left fo Righf: Christopher Blumeyer, Mat? Bouchurd, Craig Dobernic, Robert Mohr- munn. Second Table: John Grufsch, William Griffin, Victor Hoff, Thomas Kreis. Third Table: Patrick Morris, Jack Beckmun, Jack lind, James McVey. : x ; f I x khl- 4 if. lm 3W1; i JUNIOR 2l2 Row One, Left to Right.- Jerry LuMear, Michael Klingler, James Hofer. Row Two: Patrick Mc- Gruil,' Thomas McDonough, Michael McCudden, Jack Eschmann. Row Three: Jack Titone, Walter Thiemet, Kevin O'Connell. Row Four: Raymond Barclay, Donald Turpin, Cornelius Huelsebusch. :1: .. mum 4g ,7 ; A, I A 43 X 'VQ ; .,.;Ii' - ; A l ;;l ; g .n X; . 0 ; 6 ; - ; ? Z, Row One, Leif io Righi: Dennis Csen'gody, . Q x. James Gummersbuch, Joseph Cukier, Gary A: v ; y 7 A 7 Baumsfurk, William Flanagan. Row Two: ' V - ; g a 3, George Peters, Timothy Ayers, Arthur Boyd, 1 ' A K Jack Flemming, Dennis Bieker. ,x ; A; . ; 2 . , . ; x'vaN-uj; :3: A - 7 ' 55-: L9. . . '. , 1,. . ; unugmrrb ...'...i Row One, Left lo Righf: Philip Muugeri, Timothy Muddock, Claude Lunbeck. Row Two: Terry Mykins, Paul Meyer, Tom McWay. Row Three: Thomas Gold, Robert Wester, William Walsh, James Wakeman. Row Four: Gary Gebhurdt, Donald Smerek, Philip Cofanzaro. Absenf: Richard Lilie. .o z w .. k w, JUNIOR 308 Standing: John Kaiman. Fronl Row, Leif f0 Right: Gene Kappler, William Dee, Robert Collier, Torn Kiser. Second Row: John Kruse, John Eversole, Dennis Bankowski, William Brooks. Third Row: Donel Convy, Arthur Riegel, Wendell Campbell. Left to Right: Raymond O'Neill, Gene O'Brien, Joseph Tumminiu, Robert Bur- bier, Edward Trupf, Larry Run. Absenf: James Houfek, John McAfee, Glenn Mueller, Henry Reifeiss. Firs! Row, Leff 10 Right: Richard Hieger, Gerald Boehm, Thomas Hennessy, James Gerughly, Glen Mueller. Second Row: Hank Reifeiss, Thomas Shaman, James Puunovich, Kenneth Kelley, John Ring. JUNIOR 40l Fronf Row, LOH Io Righf: John Cipriano, Gerald Daniels, James Dosenbuch, Paul Felsch, Robert Grossman. Middle Row: John Paul Jones, Larry Kirchhoff, Brian Kleber, Don Reardon, John Korte. Lasf Row: Douglas Onenlips, John Patterson, Joseph PraHe, Lawrence Rum- sey, Ronald Knobbe. Thomas Hennenhoefer, Kim Baker, Gary HuHi, Gerald Lummers, Larry Meyer, Thomas Hohn, lei! Io right. Front Row, Leif to Righi: Randy Bafek, Frank Basile, Timothy Boles, William Steinkoefter, Gary Sheldon. Second Row.- Michael Hert- ling, John Mohun, Ralph Luczak, David Brig. ham, John Hessler. Las! Row: James Mrocz- kowski, Francis Renschen, Thomas Biesinger, Steve Vagnino, Ron Valentine. Absenf: Thomas Busch. JUNIOR 405 Left to Right: Hal James Van Rhein, Bernard Vollmer, Tim Mc- Ronald Petrini, Morrow, Nearney, Nick Weiss, Neal Schaeffer, Thomas McCoy, John O'Huire, Mark Schleper, Edward Pollo, Donald Neumann, Richard Scuturro, Fred Speckmann. f Leif to Righf: Joseph Kleba, William Lowry, Kim Krueger, Patrick Martin, Muckie McCoIlum, Curl Hill, Larry Hays, David Gunn, Joseph Fendler, Thomas Hunter. Leff fo Righf: John Hockstru, John Druhe, Donald Dressier, Dennis Dolan, Patrick Burke, Dennis Derda, Dennis Bossi, Henry Fabick, Keith Bruder. 64 , i Firs? Row, 19!! fa Righf: Jack Veatch, Poul Siemer, Tom Kennedy, Dun Doerer, Mike Grady. Second Row.- Hurold Oberk- fell, John Blakey, Bill Knopf, Gene Wel- linghoff, Tom Mier. Third Row: Mike Montgomery, David Fairchild, John Julius, Austin Tinsley, Curl Steiling, Tom Gufrnan, Mike Grandcolas. NolI shown: Gene Grindler. Tom Kennedy examines Research Proied white rut. .; 22F . .5 . a i- I 4 I ' 18192021 CZMSTIZB ADVANCED BIOLOGY Part of the early risers for Advanced Biology studying the anafomy of the shark. x 'v v u x 3933:2993??? ?f!;'!;!; , !;fi. I M-H b a .i! - 76?-4-r-g BAND OFFICERS -- 2nd lt. Krell Norton, SgtJMui. Norb Buechert, Mai. Ken Delgmun, 151. U. Wayne Kraft, 1s? Sgt. Philip Dwyer, 2nd Lt. Gerry Fitzgerald. Drum Muior Ken Delgmon leads the Band down the Parade 68 ground. Speckafors View fhis year's Corps of Coders a? the F0 Review. REGIMENTAL STAFF REGIMENTAL STAFF - Seamd, L98 '0 Right! Mai. Bill Emmerich, 'lsl lt. Alan Haynes, Capt. Claude leezy, Mai. Bob Bence, 'lsf Lt. Ed Lt. Col. Bob Humpe, Col. Mike Byrnes, Mai. Gary Mueller, Capt Elking, COPL Gary lUCUS, Mai. George Whifworih. Capt. Elmer Robert Cooney. Standing.- Mai. Tom Ryan, 89!. Mai. Jim Heisler, McNulty. Absent: Capt. George Killenberg and $ Mai. Tom Christen. 69 IST BATTALION Inger, Capt. Bill Nenn Crawford Thomure. Is, Ga ry Lew Pulluro, Capt Jirn Freihaut, Ma Richard Ma lf. Col Tom Collum, 15? U. Curl Gentile, Cap! ighf Leff to R SgUMai. Ist Lt. John Leistner, Charles Fred Buermcln, Don Hemmer, Capt. Ca pt Poehling, 70 QQA,9 zvaO0 Leff Io Righf: 'lsMSgL Ed Nickels, 15! U. Ken Colombo, 2nd lf. Robert O'Neill, Capt. Bob Proosf C.O. 2nd U. Jim Cruhun. Q B 9, 2 3200 Le fo RighL- IsUng. Edward Etzkorn, 15! L9. Bob McKendry, 2nd U. Joseph Butler, Capf. John Mallon, CO! 2nd L1. Clark Betty, 2nd Lt. Dan O'Neul. QQC ,9 :IV'. . x ! 23 3300 Z Leff Io Righf: 'lsUSg'. Jim Belcher, 2nd Lt. Tom Dinmeier, Ts? lt. Richard Cox, 2nd lf. Tom Shields, Capt. Guy Simpson, C.O. 2nd Lt. John Foley. 7! 2ND BATTALION L9H fo Righf: SgiJMai. larry LaPresIa, Mai. Mike Beffa, 2nd U. Stauder, 15' M. James BTOOkSI Mai. GUY ThieI, 15? U- Richard Don Sauders, 2nd Lt. George Buys, lf. Col. Craig Groh, Capt. Mike Zimmerman, Capt. PGUI KTOUPG- 72 Leff '0 Righi: 2nd Lt. Bill Stinson, 15' LL Richard Capt. Jim Homing C.O. 2nd Lt. Bill Stover. P COMPANY Leif f0 Right: 2nd M. John Wolfsberger, 1s! lt. Philip Gilium, 2nd Lt. Jim Viviana, Capt. Davin! Monahan, .C.O. 2nd Lt. Bob Schulze. QQ E f, 2 $300 Heldorfer, 2nd l1. Ed McKee, Left to Righi: 2nd Lt. August Mamie, 151 Lt. John McFarland, 2nd l9. Vincent Bene, Capt. Bob Stoessel, C.O. 2nd Lt. Don Boevingloh. 73 3RD BATTALION L9H fa Right: SgtJMai. Roger Luna, Lt. Col. Bob Edler, Capt. Rich PaulIy, 151 Lt. Dan Muguire, Mai. Glenn Davis, 151 Lt. John Nelke, Manfia, 15! Lt. Paul Liftleton, Mai. Robert Winkelmann, ls! Lt. Ron Mai. Mel Benoist, Capt. Ron Rhoodes. 74 A 5 z vZO0c3 S $ Leif 9o Righf: Capt. Charles Dexter, C.O., 15? Li. Ray Wecker, 2nd Lt. Tony Gertken, 131 Lt. Al Beczkulu. v u HH 4 H W; m . . .. l w s z vZOn Le f0 Right: Is! 59'. Mike Moehrle, 2nd Lt. John Heilman, Capt. Richard O'Brien, C.O., 2nd Lt. David Eilmann, 2nd Lt. David Chapman. QQI ,, z vZOn L9H fo Righh 2nd l9. Mike Bernsen, 1st Lt. Tim O'Neill, 2nd Lt. David Fagin, 2nd L9. Routley Scott, Capt. Darryl Ross, C.O., ls! Sgt. Glenn Silliman. 75 GRENADIERS Presenting the 1961-62 Elzeur Grenadier; - Full Review 1961 - PERSONNEL - Gerald L Arbini, Albert Arno, Bob Bence, Tim BoIes, Bob Collier, Bob Combest, Gerry Daniels, Tom Gabeis- berger, Larry Hays, Rick Heldorfer, Don Hemmer, Gary Hum, John Julius, Kenneth Kelley, Bill Kniest, Richard Knox, John Mullon, August Manfia, Ruben McBefh, Jim McVey, Tom Mier, Bill Millard, Mike Montgomery, Joe Nenninger, Curl Hill, Harold Oberkfell, Doug Onenlips, John Patterson, George Peiers, Joe Piskulic, Dick Poehling, Dennis Roach, Tom Ryan, Gary Sheldon, Mark Slaten, Don Smerek, Bob Stoessel, Tom Taszarek, Matthew Toczlowski, Don Turpin, Tom Walsh, Bob Wilson, George Whitwonh, Bill Nenninger. GRENADIER OFFICERS - Leif f0 Righi: Craig Groh, Sedion Leader; Bob Edler, Commander; Gary Lucas, Guidon Bearer; Bab Hampe, Drill lnsirucior; Ken Cohambo, Sedion Leader. o . 0 o 0' 0.03..39..$ . .:'u.'x.0'o'o. .. ... no.0 o 00. Approximately 0 quarter of a century ago the Elzear Grenadier drill unit was organized- The outfit is named in honor of Brother Justinus Elzeur, who introduced military training at CBC, and Brother. Elzear Stephen who dedicated four decades of his life to instructing CBC students. The Grenadiers stress neatness, military discipline and precision drill. They perform of Reviews, special military parades, the annual Federal Inspection and Graduation-Day ceremonies. Mem- bership is limited to sophomores, iunior, and seniors who are over 5'6 in heigth. 76 LANCERS The Ross Lancer drill team organized in 1940 and named in honor of CBC's first Professor of Military Science and Tactics, Colonel Glenn Ross, is CBC's second precision drill unit. The Lancers perform at the Fall and Spring Reviews and the Federal Inspection. Mem- bership is open to all Cadets who are no taller than five feet six inches. The Lancers are commanded by Edward Nickels. Other officers are: David Monahan, drill instructor; Ray Niebling, Section leader; and Tom Hennenhoefer, Guidon bearer. The Lancers in iheir grand finale of this year's Full Review. Ni 516 LANCER OFFICERS - Leif f0 Righf: Capt. David Monahan, drill insfrudor; 1st Sgt. Edward Nickels, commander; and Tom Hennenhoefer, guidon bearer. Absenf: Ray Niebling, secfion leader. PERSONNEL - Dennis Bossi, Dennis Slavik, Joe Klebu, John Fleming, Kim Baker,. John Gilium, Tom Loraine, John Hobald, Gary Stiff, Ed Routzong, Harry Vasquez, Rich Boggemunn, Roger Browning, Mark Peckhom, lorry Lennarnan, David Givens, Charles Thies, Mike Windler, John Flynn, John Murphy, Rich Kline, Mike Neff, Charles Urban, Lorry Merritt, Gary Risinger, Ed Fleming, Mike Tierney, Tom Niebling, Walter Kefts, Arthur Anih, Rollins Collins, Robert Fox, Ollie Pechman, Ron Biller, Ron Smith. RIFLE TEAM PERSONNEL - Craig Groh, Glenn Davis, Gary Mueller, Rich Scuturro, Paul Parashak, Rich Duly, Mike Becker, Gary Stift, James Bannon, James Owens, Hurry Vasquez, Don Hill, Joe Nenninger. John RIFLE TEAM CBC's rifle team has risen in the last few years from just a mediocre squad to one of the best units in the area. Two years ago the team won first place in the Fifth Army area rifle match and last year they snared third place in the match. The team is divided into junior varsity and varsity competition. Junior varsity membership is open to all except seniors. Varsity membership is granted to all who can maintain a high average. The team practices three times a week. Supplies, such as rifles and ammu- nition, are provided by the Army. Front Row, Left to Right.- Bill Emmerich, John McFarland, Gary Mueller, John Foley, Fred Buermun. Second Row: John Heilman, Phil Gilium, George Fitzwater, Claude Leezy, Don Boevingloh. 78 Mack, Karl Michael, Mike McCormick, Rich Schroeder, Dan Uhlhorn. i Tom Loraine, Bob Burns, Mike Sticksel. GUARDS PLATOON This year's Guards Platoon, consisting of nearly forty members, is the largest in the unit's history. The purpose of the group is to maintain discipline at CBC, to uphold military regulations and to assist at Reviews, weekly parades, and football games. Mtht- Leonard King is moderator and Gary Mueller is the commander. Other officers are: John Foley, Captain; William Emmerich, recorder, Fred Buerman, sgt. at arms; and John McFarland, treasurer. Membership is open to iuniors and seniors. Third Row: Rich Scatturo, Bob Collier, Phil Cananzaro, To Biesinger, Al Stern. Back Row.- Mike Robbins, Bill Veter, Claud Lunbeck, Lou Muull. Colors at the Honor Guard. PERSONNEL OF HONOR GUARD -- R.Winkelmann, G. Lewis, J. Eversole, R. Grone, F. Speckmann, M. Bouchard, R. Salender, P. Parashak, J. McAtee, J. Lynch, J. Hennessy, E. Pallo, Left to Right: Mtht. John Eversole, squad leader; Mai. Gary Lewis, co-commander; Mai. Robert Winkelmann, co-commander; Mtht. Robert Grone, squad leader. HONOR GUARD About a year ago a member of the military stuff of CBC decided that the school needed a special group which would represent the Corps at military funerals and other special occasions. Thus the Honor Guard was founded. SFC John Michalowski, originator and moderator of the unit, has limited membership to sophomores, iuniors and seniors who are over six feet tall. The Honor Guard stresses neatness and strict military discipline. T. Gutmann,C. Steiling, D. Consolino, R. Grimm, A. Kennebeck, J. Smith, K. House, G. Boehm, W. Campbell, D. Derda. R. Wester, J. Wohlgemuth, Mike Byrnes being congratulated by Maior Ernes? Volgelgesang, SFC John Michulowski Gem, and M Sgt. Fred Workes following his promotion 10 Cadet Colonel. Bob Humpe, regimenial executive officer, receives his saber from Brother Bernard. Ircf' Hanu'VF AV' Maior Vogelgesung, assisted by Brother H. Bernard, Director, places the ROTC Honor Rating streamer on the regimental colors. Mike Byrnes being congratulated by fellow officers following his promoiio to Code? Colonel. w . W . O'Huire waits to mail a Normandy back iust missed by Gentile. Hey, ref, get oulathe way. Gentile grabs a pass and heads for the wide open spaces. Balducci outflanks a Normandy defender and snags a long pass for the first score of the game. Up and over . . . . Balducci boots another. CBC - AREA CHAMPS - I96I First Row, from left: George Tompras, Bob McKendry, Mike Beffa, Charlie Pulluro, Carl Gentile, Bob Proost, George Buys, Jim Hersh. Sacond Row: Bill Kelly, Tim Southerlond, Roger Luna, Ron Rhoades, Dave Thalen, Dan Sexton, Larry McCormick, Glen Silliman, Dick O'Brien. Third Row.- Mike Kennedy Student Manager, Bill Aimonette, Ron Petrini, Bill Griffin, Tom Gold, Paul Meyer, Jim Hofer, Terry Steinkoetter, Charles Puricelli, Mike Grandcoias, Student Manager; Corne Huelsebusch, Harry Miliawoy, Mackie McCoHum, Austin Tinsley, Pete Keiemun, Rick Balducci, John Paul Jones, Gerry Lommers, Jim Wakeman. Last Row: Head Coach Jack Kersting, Bill Hirner, John O'Haire, Tom McDonough, Tom Kiser, Rich Suntrup, Kim Baker, John Cipriano, and Assistant Coach William Gerdemann. TEAM WORK, GUTS, SPIRIT GAVE SUCCESS McKinley Goldbugs, Southwest, and the Ladue Rams fell before the Cadets' flashing attack and stubborn defense. C8 of Quincy proved an easy conquest; and then Assumption, the best of East St. Louis, and the Kirkwood Pioneers bit the dust. The following week the Cadet gridders smashed a great Normandy team, turned around and did the some to the St. Mel Knights of Chicago, called one of the best teams assembled in that area. The papers reported the next game: CBC CADETS STAGGER SLUH. There was no question about it. The Cadets mastered the Baby Bills by fast, alert ball handling and stopped the SLUH attack with crisp blocking and cracking tackles, evidence of the fine work done by our two fine coaches: Mr. Jack Kersting and Mr. Bill Gerdemonn. Teamwork, the wotchword of success, was the one thing which experts pointed 'out as the big reason for the triumph of the Cadets. Individual guts and drive by every man of the squad mode this fabulous 84 spirit and record possible- Storting Seniors that we can thank for this are: Carl Gentile, Mike Betta, George Tompras, Bob McKendry, Jim Hersh, Charlie Pulloro, George Buys, and Bob Proost. The Codets' ripping attack was spearheaded by Ali-State back Carl Gentile. On his heels was Junior Tom Gold. Many times muscular fullback Bob Proost came through with a smashing drive when the Cadets' needed a fast five yards. Senior halfback Dick O'Brien is another fine star who added greatly to CB's fearsome five. Charlie Pulloro, the Cadet signal caller, mentioned for district honors, was the backbone of the Codets' attack. Bill Griffin, Charlie's understudy, has some mighty big shoes to till next year. We want to thank you men for your great effort. Words cannot come to express our deep appreciation for your iob well done and the pride we hold in our hearts for CB's UNDEFEATED FOOTBALL CHAMPS. Above: Heyl THIS way, ref. Above: Tommy Gold tries in slip the grip of zealous defender on the right end. Below: Pullaro escapes SLUH grasps as he readies to throw. Below: TRAPPED! Normandy tacklers close in on speedy Austin Tinlley. Below: Hersh and Kelman are out front to block in a flurry of action in the Normandy game. Tim Southerland CBC OPPONENT Bx SCORE 2 McKinley .......................................... 00 26 Southwest ........................................ 12 26 Ladue .............................................. 6 39 CB of Quincy .................................. 12 Bob McKendry 20 Assumption ...................................... 7 25 Kirkwood .......................................... 6 1 19 Normandy ........................................ 9 13 Sf. Mel's of Chicago ........................ 7 12 St. Louis U. High ................................ 8 George Buys Bob Proust George Tomprus Carl Gentile Jim Hersh Mike Puricelli Glen Silliman Dun Sexton Ron Rhonda: Charlie Pulluro Dave Tholen 87 Above: Pulluro dodges two wouId-be Bill tacklers. Above: CB line holds sirong as Bulducci fries an extra poinf against Normandy. Above: Once more, Buddy . . . Below: Hersh bombs Junior Bill quarterback. Above: Gentile goes all out in a futile.effort to snag a Pullaro pass. 88 Gentile smashes deep into Goldbug territory. CHARGE. Scoreboard shows 0-0 in tense moment against McKinley. Whaa . . . ? At the 'oofbull dinner. Quick thinking quarterback Charlie Pulluro falls on the ball in action against Normandy. 51. Ma ry's 14 Ladue 00 27 McBride 6 27 Vianney 00 14 Chaminade 6 26 SLUH 6 27 Assumption 6 THE BEE GRIDDERS - Firs? Row, From Left.- Manager Scroffin, Tam Gibbons, Tom Wine, Jim Reynolds, Mike Grady, Joe Dunphy, Bill Thorne, Mike MorreH, Glenn Mueller. Second Row: Don Roeder, Phil Mier, John Burks, Kiefh Scott, Charles Weninger, John DeVo'o, Marty Durbin, Dan Doerer. Third Row: Mike Rigden, Steve O'Rourke, Jim Guidry, Mike O'Rourke, Jim Rede, Mike Hoddon, Jack Veafch, Ralph Croft. Fourth Row: Larry Lombardo, Mike Burke, Paul Siemer, Don Usselman, Dun Larrigan, Jim Smifh, Mike Mazzoni, Coach Chris?iun. CBC 19 Beaumont 6 21 Riverview Gardens 16 28 Vianney 6 12 St. Mary's 13 18 Nipher 12 26 SLUH 13 26 Priory 6 THE CEE FOOTBALL SQUAD -- Firs! Row, From Leh: Andy Orf, Terry Michler, len Docima, Leo Darrow, Bob Marshall, Jack Ortbal, John Hess, Mark Keaney. Second Row: John Moll, Bob Fisher, Bill Davis, Joe DeVofi, Mark Korie, Jerry Toczylowski, Ed Ahearn, Jim Suger. Third Row: Bud Reinhardt, Phil Caruana, Fran Cusamano, John Gerst, Mike Maruno, Jim Bardof, John Connizo, Bob Geraghiy. Fourfh Row: Kurt Englander, Jerry Cluncey, Rich Jones, Sol DiCorlo, Tom Fitzgerald, Fred Hudson, Bill Ulm, Denny Donley. 90 Top Row: Ed Beckene, Mr. Mann, Bob Keaney. . SENIOR 1 , CAGERS 91 Stauder leaps high to sink one at SLUH. D. C. WiicuH Coach 1962 CBC CAGERS - Front Row, From Left: John Kilo, Jim Hersh, Jack Kleeschuite, Michael iWilti Stauder, Ed McKee. Manager Valentine. Robinson, Joe McCoy. Second Row: Coach Wilcuft, Tom Gold, Curl Steiling, Mike McBride, Rick Balducci, Student Absent From the Pidure Are: Jim Gummersbach, Jery Boehm, Torn Hunter, Joe BASKETBALL Led by Senior Mike Stauder and the Epiphany Twins , deadly shooters Jim Gummersba'ch and John Kilo, this year's hardwood quintet shined in spite of its rough schedule. The team proceeded to wend its way to another winning season, just another one of many for our fine Varsity coach, Mr. D. C. VVilcutt. Alternating between forward and center, 6' 4 Wilt Stauder proved to be the mainstay of the Cadet's offense, consistently scoring more than 20 points a game. Blessed with height and being a tremendous iumper, t92, Mohrmann scores on an easy iayup. Mike has a bright athletic future ahead of him. John Kilo, and Jim Gummersbach, sometimes spared by Tom Hunter, have done their usually excellent defensive job this year and, if possible, have improved their hot shoot- ing. Promising Sophomore Joe Robinson came around very well in the latter part of the season, starting at center against SLUH at Oakland. Senior Forward Jim Hersh, fast and tough, came through time and time again when the chips were down and we played to win. Hersh looks on as Wilt Stauder fights 0 four SLUH players under our basket. ?'1 4r; Tom Hunter loses to a high iumper St. Mary's. Fast action on the home court. Bingo it's good by Sfcuder. Gummers drives for a Iay-up against St. Mary's. let's twist again ........ CBC 39 35 45 30 38 36 94 BEE TEAM SCHEDULE: DeAndreis Sf. Mary's Lutheran Central Ferguson Ladue Central Chaminade Sumner SLUH Beaumont Souihwesf SLUH Normandy Assumption Hadley Chaminade CEE TEAM SCHEDULE: CB 30 Hancock 34 Mercy Chaminude Mercy Saint Mary's O'Fallon Dubourg Vianney McKinley SLUH Vianney Hancock Chaminade St. Mary's Tourney SLUH 30 24 41 36 53 25 BEE TEAM THE BEE ROUNDBALL SQUAD - Firsf Row, from IeH: Jack Wahl, Ed Dolan, Bernard DeVofo, Tom Forsf, Don Usselman; Second Row: John Fleming, Dennis Garwood, Terry Purcell, Nick Whyte, Ralph Kraft. Student Managers seated next to Coach Findley are Gary Reisinger CEE TEAM '4 CEE TEAM BASKETBALL - Fronf Row, from left: Gary Fleming, Mike Colombo, Dennis DoMey, Ed Ahearn, John Gerbsf, and Ron Rose. Second Row: Steve O Rourke, Gary Meyer, Pat Bre- I'Ieny, Mike Dooley, Ron Tibbles, and Marty Durbin. Third Row: John Hess, Mike Haddon, Milt Meyer, student manager; Francis Cusomuno, and Leo Trice. Absanf from the pidure are Mike Whiie and Gil Roosmunn. Hg Front Row, Vit- , 72, ; 1 . 5-; m ,. .- from left.- John Nelke, John Moore, Bob Proost, Carl Gentile, John Balmer. Second Row: Tom Van Rhein, Bab Deck, Pete Sharamitaro, Joe Numi, Tom Marshall. Row: Bob Vieth, Bob Huelster, Gene Sanders, Tom Norrell, John Karte, Fran Renchen. Fourth Row: Vic Hoff, Kevin O'Connell, Pete Genovese. Last Row: Ran Horvath, Rich Nelke, Joe Herbst. Student Managers are Mike Heroux, and Dan Corkery. i6l KICKERS UPHOLD TRADITION Well, Mr. Horgan has done it again. He has again formed 11 men into a driving unit, cast in victory and galvanized in spirit. Some people say that the players alone are responsible for the team's record. But this must be a fallacy because since this likable son of the Emerald Isles has come to CBC, he has engineered hundreds of victories. But, of course, he alone is not responsible for this fabulous success. He has been lucky to have been blessed with many fine stars, the most recent of which we are honoring here. First and foremost must come Carl Gentile, who has successively set and shattered again his own scoring record. Another standout, who although he serves on defense, is none the less valuable than the finest forward. Of course, this star is Bob Proost. Other senior bright spots in the line-up are John Nelke, Dan O'Neil, xJohn Moore, Ed Clear, and, of course, Mr. Horgan's fine goalie, Tom Van Rhein. Tom was off with a flying start toward another great season, but he suffered a broken arm. His job was taken over by Kevin O'Connell, who did a very fine job. St. Louis is a soccer town and the Cadets have certainly lived up to and helped to earn this reputation. Their motto is simple: ATTACK. The Hornets play the greater maiority of games in the opponents back yard. Examples of typical scores are 4-1, 6-0, 7-2, or 5-1. As you can see, Mr. Horgan is a firm believer in the theory that the best defense is a fine offense. We wish to offer our best wishes to Mr. Horgan and the departing Seniors; 0 fine job done by fine men. Congratulations, men, and thanks for upholding one of the greatest soccer traditions ever formed. 95 Bob Proosf, outstanding defensive half- back. Is known throughout soccer circles as a fine dependable star. Carl Gentile, record breaking star forward. Has broken and successively sef his own scoring record. Action is hot and heavy in 1he Cadets' only feature night game. Genfile cuffoxes confused opponent Couch Corbett, Gerry Toczlewski, Dun Larrigan, Mike McCormick, Jim Krautz, and Mike Lundergun. Absenf from the pidure are Jim Jamieson, Charles Catanzaro, Terry Fogarty, Joe Decker, Jim Hynes, I961 BEE SOCCER TEAM - First Row, from Ieff: Torn Walsh, Paul Schaya, Bill Duncan, Bob Marshal, Mike Grady, John Garavaglia, Walter Zuchowski. Second Row: Tom Gutman, Terry Michler, Rich 96 Foster, Dan Hogan, Bill Pfeiffer, John Veatch, Jim Keffler. Third Row: Joel Dunphy, Pal Breheny. l962 SOCCER RECORD CBC St. Thomas Acquinas DuBourg O'Fallon Tech. Mercy High McBride Prep Seminary Country Day St. Mary's St. John's Ladue High Western Military Cleveland St. Mary's DuBourg De Andreis Roosevelt St. John's CBC-Quincy CBC-Quincy SLU High Country Day O'Fallon Tech. DeAndreis .Prep Seminary Laboure St. Mary's SLU High John Burrough's Country Day Ladue Won 21 - Tied 4 - Lost 5 vkwNO-lN-IOWOOQVN O-lNChrh0$NUIAHM 0IO NMu-lOOdOO-'OO-l-'O-IOOO-IMdO-JO-IOOO-l The Code? Kickers playing the Junior Bills. CBC 37 University City 57 36 OtFallon 50 29 Ladue-SLUH 89-48 33 W. Military Academy 62 27 Clayton 68 30 Normandy 56 16 Lindbergh 80 23 Roosevelt 64 58 Central 27 46 Beaumont 42 Ferguson SLUH Lindbergh University City STATE SWIM MEET SWIM TEAM 1962 SWIM TEAM-Seated, From Lett: Vince Mahoney, Gabe Csengody, Fred Burkhardt, Tom Kiser, Muckie McCollum. Second Row: Tony Manzo, John Wolfsberger, Pat eBlake, Krell Norton, John Foley, Tom Mier. Third Row.- Student Manager Merrit, Jim Roither, Tony Gertken, Bill Gertken, Put O'Rourke, Put Dowd. Fourth Row: Coach Bill Gerdemann, Tim Conley, Bob Grone, Tracy Beckett, Tom Witte, and Mark Schleper. Members of the squad absent from this picture are: Bob Grimm, Tom Kaiser, Dan Morgan, Jim O'Gorman, Henry Reitess, Meek Stephens, and Bob Humpe. Under the carefully watchful eye of Coach William Gerdemann, the stars of the Cadet Swim Team have blossomed out into fine athletic material. Star breastroker Gabe Csengody, butterflyman, Mackie Mc- Collum, individual 5th Krell Norton, and sprinters Wolfs- berger and Burkhardt are examples of Coach Gerda- mann's efforts. Mr. Gerdemann was exceptionally pleased with the fine prospects made known of several Freshmen. Hard- working breastroker Put O'Rourke and 100 yd. man Tim Coniey are particularly promising in their respective events. Grone and Burkhardt begin the 100. Doing the diving chores for the Cadet squad were Senior Pat Blake and Vince Mahoney. Pot and Vince monopolized first place in the diving competition in most meets. At the time of this writing, the CBC Swim team had compiled a record of nine wins, two losses and no ties. I must mention, however, that when one meets the number one, two, and three, teams in the State, a person can expect tough going. Mahoney takes off as Schleper guns in. Right PAT BLAKE - handles one half of the diving chores. Left: VINCE MAHONEY - the o'lher half of the diving team. Above: Gabe Csengody, breaststroke star, gets a good start. Leif: Krell Norton - only thirfy-fwo more to go. Above: 'Sberber on the blocks. Below: Norton and Gertken. Above: Up and Over . . . low Hurdler flying over evenly spaced obstacles. Lefi: Cadet trockmen get ?he iump off 1h blocks. Right: Cadet hurdlers trail speedy visitors. Below: Speedy Rich Nelke crosses the finish line a close second in State Meet. W .m. -7 u Roach, John Diesfelcump, Wendeil Campbell, John Hobold, David Fuirchild, Don Leady. Absem from the picfure are Muff Toczlewski, and SIudent Manager Bob Bence. 1962 EDITION OF THE VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - Firsf Row, from left: Jim Bryant, Vince Vitals, Gary Lucas, Tom Van Rhein, John Nelke. Second Row.- John Blakely, Rich Nelke, Rich Luectefeld, John Muchady, Hal Morrow. Third Row: Dennis CROSS COUNTRY FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY - Firsf Row, from Ie : John Murphy, Mike Lihle, Rich Mier,.leo Trice, Bill Craddock. Second Row: John Lane, Ray Moore, Horace Busch, and Dennis Norton. Absent from fhe pidure is Poi O'Rourke. 101 u farm; V. 1,- A 53; ' ' ' INWS :3? ,n $K$QT$ vx$wm 0... .090 . o oo o O O $.90... O O O O O O 0.. 0;... ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD Sfudenf Affairs; Timothy Ayers, Com. Hunfer, Com. of Afhleiics. Robert Proosf, Presidenf; Richard O'Brien, Vice-Presidenf; Michael of Publicafions; Thomas Byrnes, Secrefary; Robert Edler, Treasurer; Edward Nickels, Com of Sludies, Jerry Daniels, Com. of Finance; lurry Hayes, Com of viwgnm? . 44:7: .475 SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE N SEATED: 'Kennelh Colombo, Edward Nickels, and Joseph Butler. STANDING: David Fairchild, Richard Poehling, and John Paul Jones. Edward Nickels and Robert Proust with Student Council Scholarship winners Richard O'Hearn and Michael Kulungowski. The Scholarship Committee's Vocabulary Test. 105 ALUMNI Jim Droeghe presenting Jim Freihuut with he annual Joe Droeghe Award for he outsianding basketball player of 1960-61, Bari Freihaui. BANQUET Father Dismas Clark, addresses ihe Alumni. TURRET Bob Ed-ler Edifor-in-Chief Bob Humpe Feafure Edifor SEATED: Gary Mueller, Edward McKee, Robert Shessel, and Edward Nickels. STANDING: William Millard, Thomas Taszurek, James McVey, William Kniesf, Gary Sheldon, and Thomas Hennenhofer. Dick Poehling Tim Ayers Copy Editor Special Evenis George Killenbbrg Dan Reardon News Ediior Sporis Editor 108 THE GUIDON Robari Stoessel Mel Benoisf Dick Poehling Acfivih'es Editor Edifor-inuChief Adivifies Edifor Bob Humpa Spud: Edifor George Killenberg Milifary Edifor lefi f0 Righf: Doug Ottenlips, Gary Sheldon, Joe Nenninger, and Michael Klingler. Dave Monahun Tim Ayers U nderclassmen Ediior Fuculfy Edifor 109 LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS-R. Biller, B. Brown, F. Buerman, P. Catan- zaro, F. Cook, C. Flynn, J. Flynn, T. Flynn, J. Gannon, M. George, J. Gilium, D. lmig, P. Kluefer, Miller, D. Murphy, J. Murphy, T. O'Donnell, D. Ottanlips, O. Pechman, P. Rachubka, R. Rose, R. Smith, G. Stiff, B. VeHer, N. Weiss. Before School Activities in the Library. LLBT ll' 7 n- h t '1 'r L- ... : H 1 :1 L r-L 1+: -m- 1 Working in the Stacks. PEP CLUB From Leff to Righf: Don Hemmer, Rick Cox, Bernard O'Donnell, and Dave Monahan. Pep rally before SLUH game. 111 112 STUDENT BANK Jerry Daniels, Comm. of Finance, and Bob Edler, Treasurer, check first month's progress of the Bank. In its fifth year of existence the Stu- dent Loan Association of CBC has gained the unique reputation as the only success- ful Student Bank in the country. The Stu- dent Bonk, run smoothly by its president, Bob Edler, has continued in its fine tradi- tion again this year and has built up its already strong foundation, which will enable our bank to serve the students of CBC for many years to come. With an even larger Bank Board, the student now receives better service. Convenient terms and low interest rates encourage students to take out loans and all the facilities in the Bank are there for the convenience of the student. , R'ijtt George Buy's, George Whitwonh, and Doug OttenIips process a loan. Another satisfied customer. BLESSED BENILDUS VOCATION CLUB From Lo '0 Righf: Bob McKendry, Ken Colombo, Charlie Pullaro, Dick O'Brien, Bob Proost, and Ron Rhoqdes. Mr. Michael of the Serra Club addresses the BBVC. H3 114 LEGION OF MARY Le f0 Righf: Thomas Taszarek, Michael McNeff, Pairick Brennan, Timothy Morrell, Larry Unger, Robert Mutteuzzi, William Crump, James Wohlgemufh, Brother Paul, Mod. erator, and Richard Anderssen. Brother Paul and officers, Joe over future plans. Under the leadership of three excellent moderators, Bro. Kenneth, Bro. Paul, and Bro. Alphonsus, CBC's three Praesidia have done much in the line of social work. These young men have done work varying from visiting hospitals and old folks homes to tabulation of the weekly mission collection. leff io Righf: Don Boevingloh, Mel Parentin, Norbert Buecherf, Dennis Derda, Roger Browning, Bob McKendry, Lou Maull, Terry Berger, Frederick Buerman, and Brother Kenneth, Moderator. HurInetf and Tom Taszurek, talk LEGION OF MARY it at Anderson's farm. lay plcn Legion members en 4. twigHQH za-vwzux:.g::9gzzg I CONCERT BAND BAND MARCHING BAND CHORAL Opening Chorus of lads and Lassies-1962 Don Boevingloh, the Magic Man Joe Piskulic dances a seleciion from Les Bullets de Paris 118 Mixed Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Joseph Sischka Miss Jeanne Sischka performs a dance in the Ameri- can Indian Scene Exhibition of a Dagger Dance by Dave Povich. H9 FATHERSt CLUB Through its concentrated efforts during the past year, the Fathers' Club contributed a great deal to the betterment of CBC. Among its activities are: the annual Father-Son Banquet, the Father-Son Com- munion Breakfast, private retreats, and, of course, the annual Homecoming. John Gertken President Charlie Baker Roy Ottenlips George Patterson Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Roger Walsh Arthur Rhomberg Gene O'Rourke 120 2nd Vice-President Assistant Treasurer Assistant Treasurer MOTHERStCLUB Through the years since its founding, the CBC Mothers' Club has donated generously of its time and efforts to the advancement of the institution it represents. Some of its outstanding achievements are: the Freshman Tea, the annual card party, the Christmas party, the Ship Wreck Party, and the Fashion Show. it . Mrs. P. Ward Fox President . ft x K i Mrs. Gerald Fitzgerald Mrs. Francis H. Turpin Mrs. Roy J. Ottenlips 15f Vice-President Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Claus H. Hollander Mrs. Glenn Nenninger Mrs. Harvey A. Kirchhoff 2nd Vice-President Assistant Treasurer Recording Secretary 121 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . Xt , , Mike Byrnes xx NHS - The National Honor Society is the highest honor a student can receive during his high school career. Membership is granted only to upperclassmen who Mel Bends meet the following requirements: service, superiority NHs-Qais in scholastics, leadership, and character. By ful- filling these requirements, these students are ex- cellent examples of what our school strives to de- velop. Don Hemmer NHS y. WMMEWWIW The Quill and Scroll is an international organi- zation for upperclassmen who have demonstrated superiority in the field of iournalism. The require- Dick Poehlins ments for this society are: The candidate must be NHS in the upper third of his class; he must have done a considerable amount of work on either the Turret or the Guidon, or both; his application must be approved by the publication's moderator. Bill Nenninger Ken Delgman George Kilienberg Gary Mueller NHS NHS Q 8: 5 NHS Bob Humpe NHS . Q St S Dan Reardon Q 8- S Bob Edler NHS - Q 8: S Jim Freihaut NHS Bob Stoessel NHS Gary lucas NHS HONORARY CADET OFFICERS Svsan Balducci Sharon Bundschuh Jo Ann Cuviezel Gail Cox 5!. Joseph's Academy Nen'nx Ha Academy Sacred Hear! Academy Sacred Heurf Loretta Crowley Rilu Ehnes Carole Gaylo Judy Higgins Sf. Mark's High School Cor Jesu Academy 5!. Theresa Academy Incarnafe Word Academy . I ,. Kathleen Huber Jo Ellen Koesterer Victoria Koening Sharon Melroy Xavier High School Academy Notre Dame Sf. Alphonsus High School Nofre Dame 'High School Donna Miss Mary Ann Sieckhuus Sherry Simpson RosaIi-Kain High School Sf. Amhony's High School 5?. Elizabefh Academy 123 VAUGIRARD Air view of Vaugirard. The last Holy Hour of the retreat. Spiritual reading in the Lower Lounge. Retreatanfs meditafe silently while surveying landscape. Instruction in lower lounge. Time out for play. NEW ADDITION g; :5 .3;- . .- o . 600000 0009.000000 99v.009000 ....o.coooo.ooo.qooooo 6 O o o . y 000 O o . iooooooooooooooo cw... noneoofiooo o o o0 o .o . o .0 oo..$ooo?oou.o o o viz. .qr .- RLA Amitag; H154 wi 4w, FIRE EXIT O Vsoovosooooo. 0 0s . :- umnu: tum am! 0O. o ooooOs cs. 0 o usoonou.o.o O O OOOOOOOOQQOIOOHQHOOO o 9 .0000 :m Q .0 Q 90000.00... 0 o $ 9 u.s.o9o . o .QOQoo Xoaouvooo.ooo coo O 126 -.... NEW ADDITION SENIOR ACTIVITY RECORD, Adams, 151 Sgt Norman J. Aimonene, 5459! William J. Turret 1, 2, 3; Football 4; Cross Country 2; Track 2, 3, 4. Amico, 5459! William J. Bowling 4, Lancers 1. Balmer, 52891 John R. Football 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. Bayless, SFC John Paul Beczkala, lst Lt. Adolph J. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. Beffu, Mai. Michael N. Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 2. Behan, S4Sgt Patrick J. Golf 4. Belcher, 1st Sgt. James T. Soccer 3; Guards Platoon 3; Lancers 1. Bence, Mai. Robert J. Grenodiers 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Bene, 2nd Lt. Vincent L. Guards Platoon 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4. Benoist, Mai. Melvin B. National Honor Society 4; Guidon 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Turret 2, 3; Quill 81 Scroll 4; Legion of Mary 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Bernsen, 2nd Lt. Michael F. Turret 4; Giudon 4; Soccer 2, 3. Betty, 2nd Lt. Clark 5. Glee Club 1; Turret 2, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3; Truck 1; BBVC 3. Blake, 2nd Lt. Patrick T. Football 1, 2; Golf 3; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1. Boevingloh, 2nd Lt. Donald P. Glee Club 3, 4; Guards Platoon 3, 4; Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4; Poster Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Bommarito, SLSQf I. Peter. Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Soccer 2; Track 1, 2; Honor Guard 3. Bowen, Capt. William C. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4. Brennan, SFC Robert 5. Guards Platoon 3; Library Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3. Brooks, 1st Lt. James R. Dramatics 3; Baseball Mgr. 3; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 3, 4. Bryant, 2nd Lt. James D. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2; Cross Country 4. Buecherf, SJMai. Norbert J. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Legion of Mary 3, 4. Buerman, Capt. Frederick J. Turret 1, 2, 3; Guards Platoon 3, 4; Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4. Burke, S4591 Michael A. Bowling 2, 3, 4. 128 Burkhardt, M4Sgt Frederick R. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3. Burns, 5459? Denis C. BBVC 3, 4. Bussen, SFC William J. Bowling 3. Butler, 2nd Lt. Joseph E. Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2. Buys, 2nd Lt. George W. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Loan Assn. 4. Byrnes, Col. Michael J. National Honor Society 3, 4; Turret 3, 4; Student Council 4; BBVC 3, 4; Dept. Officer 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Carroll, Cpl. Patrick M. Chapman, 2nd Lt. David C. Swimming 1, 2; Honor Roll 2. Chase, S4591 Gregory G. Christen, S4Mai. Thomas J. Clear, 5459? Edward M. Baseball 1; Football 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. Collum, Capt. Thomas E. Bowling 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Colombo, 15! L9. Kenneth C. Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Grenadiers 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Legion of Mary 2, 3. Conroy, Sgt Wayne F. Band 1, 2, 3. Cooney, Capt. Robert W. Golf 4. Cordes, 54591 Richard J. Cox, 1st Lt. Richard M. Guards Platoon 3; BBVC 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4. Crahan, 2nd Lt. James R. Honor Roll 1; Football 1, 2. Csengody, 1st Lt. Gabriel J. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Davis, Mai. Glenn J. Rifle Team 2, 3, 4; BBVC 3; Honor Roll 2, 3. Deichmann, SFC William F. Baseball Mgr. 2, 3. Delgman, Mai. Kenneth E. National Honor Society 4; Honor Guard 3; Rifle Team 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Legion of Mary 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. DeMartini, S4$gt Gerald C. Deutschmann, SFC Robert F. Dexter, Capt. Charles E. Bowling 2; BBVC 4; Legion of Mary 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Dittmeier, 2nd Lt. Thomas E. Turret 2, 3; Football 1; Track 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. Doherty, 2nd Lt. James H. BBVC 4; Turret 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4. Durbin, Sgt George E. Glee Club 3; Swimming 2, 3; BBVC 4. Dwyer, Mngt Philip T. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Edler, Lt. Col. Robert P. National Honor Society 3, 4; Quill 8. Scroll 3, 4; Turret 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Dept. Officer 3, 4; Grenadiers 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Legion of Mary 2; Student Loan Assn. 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Eilmann, 2nd Lt. David L. Band 1, 2, 3; Honor Guard 3; BBVC 4; Honor Roll 3. Elking, 1st Lt. Edward J. BBVC 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. Emmerich, Mai. William K. Football 1, 2; Track 1; Guards Platoon 3, 4; BBVC 3; Legion of Mary 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 1. Erker, 2nd Lt. David L. Etzkorn, M4591 Edward G. Bowling 1, 2; Legion of Mary 3, 4; Honor Roll 4. Fagin, SXSgt Daniel E. Fagin, M4591 David M. Honor Roll 1. Farmer, Sgt Michael S. Fitzgerald, 2nd Lt. Gerald E. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Legion of Mary 3, 4. Fitzwuter, M2591 George W. Guards Platoon 3, 4; Legion of Mary 2, 3; Honor Roll 2. Foley, 2nd 1.1. John A. Guards Platoon 3, 4; Lancers 1, 2. Forst, $4591 Frank A. Football 1, 2. Freihaut, Capt. James D. BBVC 4; Basketball 2; Cross Country 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4,- National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Gentile, 1st Lt. Carl S. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. Gertken, 2nd Lt. John A. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Guards Platoon 3; Honor Roll 1. Gilium, 1st Lt. Philip G. Guards Platoon 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Goodenough, 2nd Li. A. George Turrei 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidon 4; Tennis 2,- BBVC 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Legion of Mary 2, 3; Poster Club 2, 3, 4. Gragnani, S2591 Thomas J. Grimes, S2591 Thomas W. Groh, Lt. Col. Craig L. Swimming 1; Grenadiers 3, 4; Rifle Team 2, 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Poster Club 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Grone, M2Sgt Robert J. Basketball 1, 2; Football 1; Swimming 3, 4; Honor Guard 2, 3, 4. Hampe, Lt. Col. Robert A. National Honor Society 4; Turret 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidon 2, 3, 4; Swimming 4; Grenadiers 2, 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Quill 8. Scroll 3, 4. Hurtnetf, S2591 Joseph E. Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4. Haynes, 1st Lt. Alan D. Bowling 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4. Heilman, 2nd Lt. John F. Tennis 2; Guards Platoon 3; Rifle Team 2, 3. Heisler, S2Mai. James M. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Grenadiers 2, 3, 4; Legion of Mary 3; Poster Club 2, 3; Guards Platoon 3, 4. Heldorfer, 1st Lt. Richard C. Swimming 2, 3; Grenadiers 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4. Hemmer, Capt. Donald R. National Honor Society 4; Grenadiers 2, 3, 4; BBVC 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4. Hersh, Sngt James P. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. Higgins, 5459': Paul M. Track 2, 3. Hogan, S4591 Dennis E. Football 1, 2; Tennis 2. Hollander, S2Sgt Claude H. Track 2. Horning, Capt. 5. James Bowling 2, 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4. Houghton, SFC Timothy J. Bowling 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3; Lancers 1; BBVC 3. Igou, SFC Dale D. Bowling 2. llges, M2891 John F. Track 1; Honor Roll 1, 2. Jovunovich, S2891 Paul J. Soccer 2. Kelley, S4591 Charles H. Kelly, 15? Sgt William G. Football 2, 3, 4. Kemp, SXSgt Arthur M. Track 4; Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4. Kennedy, 5259!; Michael J. Football Mgr. 4; BBVC 4. Killenberg, Capt. George M. Turret 2-, 3, 4; Guidon 2, 3, 4; BBVC 4; Quill 8. Scroll 4. Kleeschulte, SFC John A. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Honor Roll 1, 2. Kraft, 1st Lt. Wayne R. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Bowling 2. Kroupa, Capt. Paul J. Guards Platoon 3; Lancers 1; BBVC 3; legion of Mary 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. LaPresta, S2Mai. Lawrence E. Bowling 2, 3, 4; BBVC 3; Honor Roll 2. Lawton, 5259! Lawrence J. 129 Leezy, Capt. Claude D. Basketball Mgr. 2, 3; Guards Platoon 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Leistner, 1st Lt. John F. Bowling 2, 3; Grenadiers 2; Guards Platoon 3. Lewis, Mai. F. Gary Honor Guard 3, 4; Dept. Officer 1, 2. Liston, 2nd Lt. Timothy P. Bowling 4; Honor Hell 1, 2. Littleton, 1st Lt. Paul E. Lorenz, SFC David A. Turret 4; Bowling 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Poster Club 2, 3; BBVC 4. Lucas, Capt. Gary W. Guidon 3; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Grenadiers 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Library Club 1; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Luna, SFC Roger W. Football 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2; BVC 4. Maguire, 1st Lt. Daniel J. PLO 4. Mallon, Capt. John R. Football 2; Grenadiers 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Mantia, 2nd Lt. August J. Football 2; Grenadiers 4; Lancers 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 4; BBVC 4. Mantia, Capt. Richard W. . Dramatics 1, 2; Basketball 1; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1; Library Club 3; Honor Roll 3, 4. Manzo, M2591 Anthony B. Bowling 2; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. Maull, SFC Louis T. Guards Platoon 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4. McCunn, $2591 Charles W. BBVC 3, 4; Legion of Mary 2, 3. McCurron, $259? Robert L. Track 1; Honor Hell 1. McCormick, S2591 Lawrence 8. Football 3, 4; BBVC 4. McFarland, 1st Lt. John T. Guidon 1; Track 2; Guards Platoon 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. McIntyre, S259t F. Patrick BBVC 3, 4. McKee, 2nd Lt. Edward B. Basketball 4; Football 2; BBVC 3, 4; Poster Club 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Turret 4. McKendry, 1st Lt. Robert E. Bowling 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2. McNulty, Capt. Elmer A. Guards Platoon 3; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 2. Moehrle, 1st Sgt Michael J. Monahan, Capt. David J. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Mgr. 1; Golf 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Guidon 3, 4. Moore, 52591 John P. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. '1 3O Mueller, Mai. Gary F. National Honor Society 4; Glee Club 3; Guards Platoon 3, 4; Rifle Team 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Poster Club 3, 4; Honor R011 1, 2, 3. Nelke, 1st Lt. John A. Band 1, 2; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Nenninger, Capt. William P. National Honor Society 4; Grenadiers 3, 4; Dramatics 1; BBVC 3, 4; Legion of Mary 2; Pep Club 3; Turret 1, 2; Guidon 3; Student Loan Assn. 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. Nickels, 1sVSgt Edward F. Turret 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidon 1, 2; Pep Club 3; Student Council 4; Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4; Poster Club 2; Debate Club 1; Truck Mgr. 1; BBVC 3, 4; Legion of Mary 2. Niebling, M2Sgt Raymond B. Norton, 2nd Lt. Krell B. Band 1, 2 ,3, 4; Cross Country 3; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. Numi, SFC Joseph M. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1. O'Brien, Capt. Richard 'T. Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Dept. Officer 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. O'Donnell, $2891 Bernard J. Pep Club 3, 4. O'Keeffe, SFC Barry J. Glee Club 3; Poster Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3. O'Neal, 2nd Lt. Daniel J. Football 1, 2; Soccer 3; Swimming 1, 2; Tennis 1; Track 2; BBVC 3, 4. O'Neil, S2ng Thomas J. Cross Country 2; Honor Roll 1, 2. O'Neill, 2nd Lt. Robert C. Turret 3; Bowling 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Honor Guard 3; Foot- ball 1; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. O'Neill, 1st Lt. Timothy R. Parentin, S259? Melvin R. Basketball 1; Soccer 2, 3; Track 1; Rifle Team 4; Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1. Pauly, 1st Lt. Ronald E. Honor Roll 1, 2. Piper, S2591 Jack 5. Baseball 3; Grenadiers 2. Piskulic, M2591 Joseph J. Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Football 1; Grenadiers 2, 3, 4. Poehling, Moi. Richard L. National Honor Society 4; Grenadiers 3, 4; Lancers 1; Tennis 3; BBVC 3, 4; Guidon 3, 4; Turret 3, 4; Student Loan Assn. 4; Baseball Mgr. 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Quill 8. Scroll 4. Pottmeyer, SFC David A. Proost, Capt. Robert L. Football 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Dept. Officer 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1. Pullaro, Lt. Col. Charles W. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; BasketbaH 1, 2, 3; Track 1; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. Puricelli, S2591 Michael J. Dramatics 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Gohc 4; Soccer 1, 2; Swimming 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Rafferty, 34591 James W. BBVC 4. Rhoades, Capt. Ronald E. Band 1; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Rickhoff, 5259? Thomas E. Track 2, 4; BBVC 3, 4. Roither, SFC Jones J. Guards Platoon 4; Library Club 3. Ross, Capt. Darryl A. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3; Honor Guard 3; Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4. Ryan, Mai. Thomas C. National Honor Society 4; Turret 2, 3, 4; Guidon 3; Baseball Mgr. 1; Cross Country 1; Student Loan Assn. 4; Grenadiers 3, 4; Legion of Mary 3; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Poster Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Sanders, SFC Gerald M. Tennis 2. Schaefer, 52591 R. James Schildknecht, Sgt Richard J. Basketbpll 1. Schuler, 5259? John C. Basketball 1; Bowling 4; Soccer 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Schulz'e, 2nd Lt. Robert W. Band 1, 2; Track 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Legion of Mary 3. Scott, 2nd Lt. Routley J. Guidon 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Sexton, 1st Sgt. Daniel J. Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 4; BBVC 4. Sharamitaro, Sgt Peter J. Baseball 3; Football 1; Soccer 3, 4. Shields, 2nd Lt. Thomas M. BBVC 3, 4. Silliman, 1st Sgt Glennon M. Football 1, 2, 4. Simpson, Capt. Guy L. Basketball 1; BBVC 3. Souders, M2891 Donald H. Rifle Team 2; Legion of Mary 2, 3. Southerlund, SFC Timothy L. Cross Country 1; Football 4; Swimming 1, 2; Track 1, 3; Honor Guard 2, 3; Honor Roll 2. Speno, SFC Dennis M. Bowling 2, 3, 4; Poster Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; BBVC 3, 4; Basketball Mgr. 2. Stauder, Capt. Michael H. Baseball 2; Baskatlgall 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2; Football 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2; Track '1, 2, 3, 4. Stelmach, SFC Daniel S. Stern, SFC Allen J. Guards Platoon 3, 4. Stinson, 2nd Lt. William B. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Baseball 4. Stoessel, Capt. Robert A. National Honor Society 4; Turret 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidon 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Grenadiers 3, 4; Student Loan Assn. 4; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Stover, 2nd Lt. William T. Swimming 1, 2; Lancers 1; BBVC 3. Tauser, $4591 William J. Bowling 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1. Thiel, Mai. Guy C. Bowling 2, 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Tholen, 52591? David J. Bowling 2, 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Thomure, S4Mai Crawford V. Track 1, 2; Honor Roll 1. Tomprus, M459? George C. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2. Uelk, 89? Lawrence H. Bowling 1, 2, 3. Van Rhein, 1st Lt. Thomas D. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 2. Vetter, William A. Vitule, SFC Vincent T. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. Viviano, 2nd Lt. James 1. Football 1; Swimming 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3. Vohsen, 5259? Thomas J. Volas, 1st Sgt Peter J. Wagner, SFC Anton R. Basketball Mgr. 3. Wecker, 1st Lt. Raymond P. Basketball 1; Soccer 2; Honor Roll 1. Whitworth, Mai. George H. Track 3; Student Loan Assn. 3, 4; Grenadiers 3, 4; Lancers 1, 2; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. Wicker, S259? Theodore A. Swimming 2; Track 1,, 2; BBVC 3, 4; Honor Roll 1. Winkelmann, Mai. Robert H. Honor Guard 3, 4; BBVC 3, 4; Guidon 1; Honor Roll 1. Wolf, M4591 William A. Football 2; Grenadiers 2; Honor Guard 3, 4; BBVC 4; Pep Club 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. Wolfsberger, 2nd Lt. John A. Baseball 2, 3; Cross Country 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; BBVC 3; Honor Roll 1, 2. Zimmerman, 1st Lt. Richard J. Dramatics 1; Bowling 2, 3; Rifle Team 1, 2,- 3; Lancers 1, 2; BBVC 3, 4. 131 132 INDEX Acknowledgements ................................................ 132 Activities Section .................................................... 103 Athletics Section ...................................................... 83 Alumni .......................................................... 106, 107 Band and Choral Club .................................... 116-119 Basketball ................................................................ 91 Bee and Cee Teams .............................................. 94 Blessed Benildus Vocation Club .............................. 113 Cundids of New Addition .............................. 126, 127 Classes .................................................................... 19 Juniors .................................................................. 59 Sophomores ........................................................ 53 Freshmen .............................................................. 46 Dedication .................................................................. 4 Faculty .................................................................... 18 Fathers' Club .......................................................... 120 Football .................................................................. 84 Bee and Cee Teams .............................................. 90 Foreword .................................................................... 2 Grenadiers .............................................................. 76 Guards' Platoon ...................................................... 78 Guidon Staff .......................................................... 109 Hierarchy .................................................................. 5 Honorary Officer Candidates ................................ 123 Honor Guard .......................................................... 79 Honors Biology ........................................................ 65 Lancers .................................................................... 77 Legion of Mary .............................................. 114, 115 Library Club .......................................................... 110 Military Section ........................................................ 67 Mothers' Club ........................................................ 121 National Honor Society ........................................ 122 Pep Club ................................................................ 111 Quill and Scroll ...................................................... 122 Rifle Team ................................................................ 78 Senior Section .......................................................... 20 Soccer ...................................................................... 95 Student Bank .......................................................... 112 Student Council .................................................... 104 Swimming Team ...................................................... 98 The Turret Staff .................................................... 108 Track and Cross Country ................................ 100-102 Vaugirard Retreat House ................................ 124-125 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The staff of the 1962 Guidon extend their sincere appreciation to all who have cooperated in the production of this yearbook. 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