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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

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But we were honored to be the parta-ker of an even greater gift. With a silent courage, born of the knowl- edge of God, Brother Maurelian gave us a lesson in how to die. By his example of faith and hope in adversity, and his charity towards his fellow men, he taught us how to return to our Father. We hope that this memory of courage and faith may be remembered by us all at our own moment of death. When: 'ww think ef BFQHWBT Anselm wg fhienk elf mnnwy Mhiwngsse B smiling Fone, cm inspired class, Q working pcx:rmef shi,p with Qihrisi., the number one C,.B .C. fan, Q weehm, a frieznd, -u mun- seflm, 'a He is mamfy things We many peapiie. has given our fwr yum u permnmiry so vifvid when we ihinvk back in lover years CAC. and Wltmwhm Anselm will be imsepumsbile. Fm' nensuns we Niwmbvy dedicufe our yearbook in this Christian Breiziher. Zkdicatam St. me iw-falle FOUNDER OF CHRISTIAN BROTHERS PATRON OF ALL TEACHERS 6 ig? I P I - A X e'N x' 4 'MXN . , l lily' I! 'N .- 0 UI1.1.,', I 1' I l5j1',',liugI' , . H L vu H- 1' A l Iv I . I lx!'lIll'A 'X' ' It MMI ' x I' If 1 X X f N IJ Q I 0 I 1 lj. XM it Zibwctm Gbuwal 41+ Y 11 9-Q , . Slim Breather I.. Jerome, F.5. WMI BROTHER ALFRED-Religion I, English II. BROTHER ALOYSIOUS--Religion I, Book- keeping, Cafeteria, Campaign Office, Mod- erator Senior Department. BROTHER ALPHONSUS-Religion IV, SMSG, Physics, Moth Club, Committee for Revised Curriculum, Legion of Mary, Vocation Co- ordinator, Senior Vocations. BROTHER ANSELM-Religion IV, Latin I, II, 8- Ill, Plone Geometry, Committee for Revised Curriculum, Junior Department Moderator. BROTHER AUGUSTINE-Religion I, Biology, Geometry, Math, Bookstore, Recruiter CCBC Memphisl Missions. BROTHER COLUMBAN-Religion I, English I 8- II, Sodality at Mary, Guidon. 1..- ,ff FW BROTHER J. GABRIEL-Religion Ill, Latin BROTHER EUGENE-REll9l0l'1 ll, Algebra ll. Junior Department Vocations, Commit- ll, SMSG- Basketball M0Clel'fIf0I', M0Clef- tee for Revised Curriculum, Religion De- ator of Sophomore Department. pqrfmenf Head, BROTHER JEFFREY-Honors Math, SMSG. BROTHER FRANCIS-Religion lll, Math. BROTHER HENRY-Religion Ill, Algebra Benildus Club, Freshman Department Mod- IV, Algebra II. Legion of Mary. I 8. II. Student Insurance, erator, Mathematics Department Head. T li 1 W WW rf me BROTHER PASCHAI.-- Religion I, ll, Typ- ing, EconomicsfBusiness Low, Turret. BROTHER PHll.l.lP-Religion IV, English III, IV, Student Council Moderotor, Com- mittee for Revised Curriculum. BROTHER JEROME-Religion Ill, Chemis- try, Bus, Cars, Committee for Revised Cur- riculum, Science Department Head. BROTHER JOSEPH-Religion III, Library Club, library. rL ' w Qs-F it BROTHER LAURENCE-Retreat House Mod- erotor. BROTHER MARK-Religion l, English, latin I, ll, Alumni, Band and Moderator, Glee Club. em lc Cl I Q --Z, ,,, FW! BROTHER RAYMOND-Religion ll, Geome try, Senior Math, Glencoe Club. BROTHER STEPHEN-Physiol0gYf Biology Advanced Biology, Fathers' Club Mod- erator, Sophomore Department Vocations, Prom. BROTHER WILFRID-Religion I, World His- tory, Plane Geometry, Typing, Assistant Principal, Military Moderator, P.X. MR. CHRISTIAN-Religion ll, History, Gov- ernment, Freshman Basketball, Committee for Revised Curriculum, B Football, Baseball. MR. ECKELS-Band Instructor, Music Di- rector. MR, FINLEY-Algebra, World History, B Basketball, Freshman Track Coach. a W4 MR. GERDEMANN-English Ill, Speech, Varsity Football-Assistant Coach, Swim- ming Coach, Assistant Track Coach. MR. GOLD-English Ill. bf X. Y W .Q .,,. ' , if- 1 K W- V Q A-1 . MR. HORGAN-Sociology, History, Fresh- MR. KERSTING-Government, History, Var- man Department Moderator, Soccer Coach. sity Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach. MR. GUALDONI-English I, Committee for MR. KLEMM-History, Cross Country Coach Revised Curriculum, Guidance Director. Track Coach. W i s 7 . 12.53, N If i ? -ei X' L ,.,..,.,..,.,..:.-,-.-.- ....,-,-.-,..-f-.-.- , 7- V 1.4 V ' ., if , - MR. MANN-English I, Il, 8. III, History, C MR. MUTH-English I, History, B Team MR. WILCUTT-Geography, Varsity Basket- Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach. Soccer Coach. ball Coach, Athletic Director. MRS. DE LA COVA-Spanish I. MISS JOHNSTON-Chemistry. X r Q . M4111 ff L ti M MR. BOLLINGER-English ll, Latin II. FATHER ALBERS-Chaplain. MRS. SCHISKA-Glee Club. MR. POWERS-Geomeiry, Algebra Student fwtiw BROTHER H. PAUL BROTHER L. GABRIEL BROTHER C. GREGORY BROTHER D. COLMAN BROTHER C. PATRICK These five Brothers have been released from their teaching duties in order that they may continue specializing in their chosen fields. Brother Gabriel is working for his Master of Science in Commerce specializing in marketing. Brother Paul plans to receive his Master of Arts Degree in Economics. Brother Gregory has a Masters degree and is working for his Ph.D. in Philosophy. Brother Patrick is also a candidate for a Ph.D. in Philosophy. Brother Colman is specializing in social work and is working for a Masters degree in Sociology. When they have obtained their respective degrees they will return to various positions in the teaching profession. 045.15 SW Ff, I MR. WALTER BURKE I Acrounianf MRS. CLAIRE BERARDINO MRS. CELESTE NEINER Secrefary lo Ihe Diredor Office Secrefary MRS. LOUISE SMITH MRS. JOSEPHINE HORENKAMP MISS LEONA ZIELINSKI Alumni Secretary Recepfionisf Secrefary io the Miliinry Deparfmenl L swf el f 1 N , 9 .ian - 2,?-.1 MRS. MARIE HUGHES .ggi MRS. MARY BOVA MRS. HATTIE OBRIST MRS- MARY TOWEY You can't go down the 'up' escalator. Aww you cheated on your fest huh. And then ihe daddy bear said . . . Give me a noun quick. 1 n ' See Ilia? referee-Go gel him 4 Calling all cars, Calling all cars . . . l.et's see 'a' before 'b', 'b' befo 20 .. ,,,,f i re 'c' . . Ah.. Alllll AIEIEIIK l!!t EiEt?E!l I 4 A a 2 1 is ' 1 . - -4- Wy 1-'i ff'-clip I L 'l ., , , ,Y :EW 5713, .ah 5155 .4 'mfr .-Y, . V A W A 4-v 9 .T Rf-, T 1 1 ,W ,,, X X Y r uw v vw , T ,xx A BEST FOOTBALL PLAYER Tom Gold X T W gjwg ff x,ffL M f 1 PS5 WG.. ,W M LXW- Y Qwfgiffi gm sf '-W W ',fT+ . L B Z. T Aviv ,, rn T, x i: A : ,ww -- ' f ' , ' - fi T f 2 f ' ' A ffx T, X .YLA ff f .T Tw , T s , A W H i 1 K: I K ,Q r N5 M R W1 TH-ix WIILX L , H1 W if ' ' A in . f - STRONGEST . ' l Brian Kleber 'W W I - , if J .., L., X s X BEST BASKETBALL PLAYER 'U' ' Jim Gummersbachw T if 6 0 5 5 M 1 A Q I T: .7 Z? 1 -7 ', . I lj Qljfllm wl ' My .., .., Q 1 O I T A P' Ml: m U BEST DRESSER John O'Hc1ire 3 Mackie McCollum V N 1:5 T 'ss ' '12 'RF ,e i BEST DANCER ' 1 N ESL IX I I H Q BIGGEST CAR 5 Brother Jerome I BEST DANCER X x Mackie McCoIIum xv! YYNN Yxxw MI I '1-- I -G---Nc I F SLUH 'I ' I Xr' I' ,. I STRONGEST I . Brian Kleber ,r,,' X -'QIWIL w A155 A I L, rrrr MOST POPULAR Ii! if Q I Ron Petrini FAVORITE SPORT '3 II ' I I Dog Racing FAVORITE TV sHOw Ron Petrini H Steve AIIen FAVORITE SMOKE Joan of Arc BEST STUDENT G, MOST FAITI-IFUL ON PENALTY DETAIL MM Tcm I-YC-Ion I 3555: Joe Cukier I T' I FAVORITE SINGER I. Ray Charles V I' FAVORITE COMIC STRIP . Lim Bi9 George X X FAVORITE MAGAZINE 5, 4177, Better Homes and Gardens FAVORITE SONG 'L-5 D The Stripper 1 MOST TYPICIAL SENIOR III,,,,,,fIIIIII,,,III,,,,III,IIII.I,II.III',I,,,.,.,I!I.I 'I.,. --IM,II,L.,.,... IX TY G orge A xan er II WWW A,v' ' J ' N,' IIWWY'E?V 'II' IIIIIWNX ,I ITM, ,WWINIII ' 'Y' -Q e e .I x - ATTN ..,-:-'Z IIII IIII IIIIII III' T E 5.-gal .. ,, -I L -'ze X IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII R I 4 Tt I I V X I If . I I I BIGGEST IWHEEL I I Jim Bene emm CLASS OFFICERS Lt. Col. Ronald Petrini, President HRMH Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, NHS 4, Student Council 'l, 4, BBVC 4, Student Loan Association 3, 4, Class Officer 'l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Company l, BJVC 2. Capt. Timothy Ayers, Treasurer llnmll BBVC 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, BJVC 2, Library Club l, Speech 'l, Turret 1, 2, 3, 4, Guidon 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Student Council 2, 3, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, NHS 4, Quill 81 Scroll, Student Bank 3, 4, Com. of Publications 3, Honor Company 3. 2nd Lt. Thomas Hunter, Sergeant-at-Arms Quats Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, BJVC 2, Class Officer 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, Execu- tive Board 3, 4. 0 9 0 Q Capt. Thomas Gold, Vice-President GoldilocltS BJVC 2, BBVC 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball 'l, 2, Track 3, 4. Col. Gerald Daniels, Secretary Jerry NHS 3, 4, Student Council-Com. of Finance 3, Treasurer 4, Student Bank 2, 3, Presi- dent 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Grenadiers 3, 4, Class Officer 'l, 4, Turret 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Medal l. O CM of '63 Pvt. Albert Arno Node Track 1, BJVC 2, Grenadiers 3, 4, Honor Company 2, Auxiliary 1, 3, Legion of Mary 2, Pep Club 2, 3. Lt. Col. Kim Baker Sl1anghi Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, Ross Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, Class Officer 1, Student Council 1, Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3. Q59 Capt. Dennis Bankowski Banker Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary Club, Honor Com- pany 1. SfSgt. Robert Barbier ,,Bo,, Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 1, Honor Roll 3, Homeroom Officer, Auxiliary Club. 1st Lt. Raymond Barclay Rocken Ray Band 2, 3, 4, Track 2, BJVC 2, Auxiliary 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, Tennis Team 1, 2. 1st Sgt. James Bartolotta lljimll Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Committee 2, BBVC 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, Honor Com- pany 3, Auxiliary Club 1, Legion of Mary 1, 2, BJVC. Mai. Frank Basile Frank Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ross Lancers 1, 2, Turret 1, Guidon 1, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary 1, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, BBVC 4. Seam 'Ist Lt. Randy Botek Ran Student Council l5 BBVC 45 Pep Club 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Auxiliary Club l, 25 BJVC 25 Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3. lst Lt. Gary Baumstark Goat Football l5 BBVC 45 BJVC 25 Basketball 3, 45 Student Council 25 Class Officer 2. ,., -?:'f Ili 'A 2nd Lt. Lloyd Baylard 2nd Lt. Michael Becker SfSgt. John T. Beckman 'iElgll1 Mille Becker Football 2, 4: BBVC 3, 45 Student Council Rifle Team 3, 4: Guards 3, 4: BBVC 3, 4- Soccer 2, 3, 45 Class Officer l Bowling 'I 25 Homeroom Officer 2, 45 Auxiliary Club Attendance 2. lp BJVC 25 Honor Company 2. SFC James Bene Big Guy Student Council Rep. 'l5 Bowling 15 Legion of Mary l5 BBVC 3, 4: Lancers 'l5 Auxil- iary Club l, 3. Capt. Louis Bewig ,,Lou,, Guards 3, 45 BBVC 3, 45 BJVC 2. W Sgt.fMai. Gerald Boehm flspookll Basketball 2, 3, 4, Honor Guard 2, 3, BBVC 3, BJVC 2, Auxiliary Club 'l, 2. Mai. Timothy Boles Tim Biology Club 2, Grenadiers 4, BBVC 4, Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary Club 2 Perfect Attendance 2, 3. Um of '63 Capt. Thomas C. Biesinger IICUHYII Ross Lancers l, Bowling 2, Perfect Attend ance 'l, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 4 BJVC 2, BBVC 3, 4, Guards Platoon 3, 4 Track 4. SFC Christopher J. Blumeyer Chris Student Council Rep. 4, Class President 4 2ncl Lt. Dennis Bossi llDenll Ross Lancers 'l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Class Officer l, 3, Bowling 3, BJVC 2, Class Rep. 'l, 2, 3, 4. lst Lt. Matthew Bouchard IIMGHH Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Class Officer 4, BJVC 2, Honor Guard 2, 3, Legion of Mary 2. 'lst Lt. Arthur Boyd Arturo Auxiliary Club l, 3, BJVC 2, BBVC 3, 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Company 3. lst Lt. Edward Brandt llEdH Football 27 Class Officer 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Auxiliary Club l, 3, 4. Capt. David Brigham lloavell Football 2, Baseball 2, 35 Student Council 3, Cancer Research 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, BJVC 2: Biology Club 2. Sfc. James Briscuso 15, Lf, Kent Bl-Uder 2nd Lt. Patrick Burke Brisco HKenff Hooks Soccer 1, 2: BBVC 1. 2. 3: Legion of Marv BBVC 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Legion of Mary 2, Bowling 1, 2, savc 4 2, Honor Company 'l. BJVC 2, Auxiliary Club I. 2nd Lt. Thomas Busch f,-romn Honor Roll 'ly BBVC 3, 4: Auxiliary li 4' Sfc. Wendell Campbell Wendy Honor Guard: Class Officer 3, Cross- Country 1, 3, 4: Track 2, 49 Student Council l, 2. ,, W1 Maj. Philip Cotanzaro Cal'Mon Science Club 25 Class Officer 35 Library Club 2, 35 BBVC-3, 45 BJVC 25 Bowling 3, 45 Guards Platoon 3, 45 Auxiliary 1, 35 Lancers 45 Honor Roll 15 Pep Club 4. Capt. John Cipriano HC-ipn Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Turret 35 Guidon 45 BBVC 3, 45 Engineers Club 15 Biology Club 25 Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Student Council 1, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1. -sz-119' Capt. Robert Collier SFC John Colombo R.E. ffgudff Grenediers 3, 4: Guards Platoon 3, 4: Track 25 BBVC 45 Auxiliary Club 1, 2, 3, 4 BBVC 3, 45 Class Officer 3, 4. SFC Dennis Csengody SfSgt. Joseph Cukier uchangn uMid9ell Swimming 15 Track 3, 4. Sgt. Donel Convy Hcovyu Bowling 1, 2, 45 Benilclus Club 45 Honor Company 35 Auxiliary 1, 35 Student Coun- cil 2. ,Y-. SFC John Deck Decker Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Class Officer 2, 35 BBVC 3, 45 BJVC '25 Perfect Attend- ance 15 Auxiliary 1, 3. lst Sgr. William Dee Willie Ross Lancers 'I, 2, 35' Guards Platoon 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 'l, 2, Track l, 2, BBVC 3, 4, Bowling 35 Cheer- leader 3, 4, Auxiliary Club l, 2, Honor Company 3. SfSgt. Dennis Derda Derdie Honor Guard 2, 35 Legion of Mary 2, 3, 45 BBVC 3, 45 BJVC 2. lst Sgt. Craig Dobrinic llDobsll Honor Roll 'lg Auxiliary Club l. 2nd Lt. Donald Dressler nDonu BBVC 3, 4, Auxiliary Club lp Honor Roll I, 3. ls1Lt. John Druhe John Honor Roll 2, 3, BBVC 3, 4, BJVC 2. Capt. Dennis Dolan Hawk Biology Club 2, Baseball 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Auxiliary Club lp Honor Roll 2, 3, Bowling l, 3. MfSgf. James Dosenbach Dose Honor Roll lp Auxiliary Club 'l E' 15'-' Mai. John Eversole Friendly Football l, Honor Guard 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 'l, 3. SFC Stephen Duffe Duff Band 4, Turret 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, BJVC, Honor Roll l. Capt. John Eschmonn NeanderIhal Track l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Choral Club, Student Council 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, BJVC 2. Sgt, Hqrry Fqbigk ROlJGl'i Fellllg Ducky RED Bowling 3, Auxiliary Club I, 2, 3, Benildus Cl!-lb 32 Prom 3, 4- Capt. Paul Felsch Folly Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Traclc 'l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, Honor Roll 2, Student Bank 2, 3, 4. Sgt.fMai. Joseph Fendler Uncle Ferdie Glee Club l, 2, BBVC 3, 4, Religion Medal 'Ip Honor Roll l, 2, Auxiliary Club l, 3, BJVC 2. in - c it . T A... ,game 12 '.' f.:.:::.:.. A -- V ':'- i 72f.ZL.E'i'a 'T I -F-.:'E'-it RE'- 75 h .3-56 ---1-...E ,-Jjxf. , H1 - -- - 351 52711 ' i K ifafrtiif 4. 'v- ' ' . . C 'A in if 1 - 4 y . ........ 1 U16 . .1-5?W-54s5 - - ...-. ' ffl' 5 'ffE i QT' L 'W -1 1-, U- 'i pie.. i KP' ii ig, .E 1 t , -- .. , 1, 1-11--- v 'lst Lt. William Flanagan Bill Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Legion of Mary 3, 45 BBVC 3, 4: BJVC 2, Class Officer l, 27 Basketball Mgr. l, 2, Student Council l, 25 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Honor Company 3, Bowling lp Perfect Attendance 2. 2nd Lt. Jack Flemming Forney Lancers l, 2, 3, 45 BBVC 45 BJVC 2, Aux- iliary Club 'ly Honor Roll 2, Perfect At- tendance l, 2, 3. .f T i,,y 'Ist Lt. Gary Gebhardt Mickey Mouse Bowling l, 2, Turret l, 27 BJVC 2, BBVC 45 Auxiliary Club 35 Legion of Mary 3, 4, Honor Roll 3. 2nd Lt. William Griffin Grit Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, Ap Basketball l, 25 Student Council 2: Class Officer 4: BBVC 4: BJVC 2. Capt. Robert Grossmann Fearless Leader Track l, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 45 Turret 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Guidon 4, BBVC 3, 45 BJVC 2, Perfect Attendance 25 Debate Team 35 Auxiliary Club 'lg Scholarship Committee 4: Quill Bt Scroll 4. SFC -100165 GGYUQNY Sgt. Duane Goddard H-ll-mgle Jlmn Duanard Perfect Attendance l, 2, Auxiliary Club 1, ggvg 4, gjvq 2, Honor Company l. WBT SFC David Gunn Peier Honor Roll l, Auxiliary Club T. Lt. Col. Larry Hays Larry Student Council I, 3, 4, Class Officer l, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Grenadiers 3, 4, Guards 3, BJVC 2, BBVC 3, 4, Bowling T, Football 2, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Allend- ance 1, 2, 3. Pvt. John Grufsch Grul'scl1er Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, Honor Company 'l. Sgr. James Gummersbach Bino Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer I, 4. LT' Mai. Thomas Hennenholer Henny Track 'l, 2, Ross Lancers l, 2, 3, 4, Turret 2, 3, BBVC 3, 4, Siudent Bank 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Guards 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. lst Sgt. John Hennessy HDOC11 Rifle Team 'l, Honor Guard 2, 3, BBVC 3, 4. lst Lt. Michael Hertling nAce,1 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Alfendance 2, 3, Baseball 2, BJVC 2, BBVC 3, Turrei 2, Auxiliary Club 1. l lst Lt. John Hessler Perry M. Honor Roll l, 2, Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Guards Platoon 3, 47 Auxiliary Club lp BJVC 2: BBVC 3, 45 Honor Company 'l. Cpl. Richard Hieger Rich Glee Club lf Bowling 2, 3, 4, BBVC 47 Speech 3, Legion of Mary 3, Auxiliary Club 'l, 3. MfSgt. Carl Hill Hot-towels Glee Club 'Ip Football Manager 2, Foot- ball Statistician 3, 45 Basketball Manager 3, 45 BBVC 4, BJVC 2. 'lst Lt. James Hofer llHofll Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 47 BBVC Ai Class Officer 2, 4. SFC Victor Hoff Hoffer Soccer 'I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 35 legion of Mary 2, BBVC 3. 0 il 2nd Lt. William Hirner Willie Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Clvb 1. 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, BBVC 4, Class Officer Pa 2nd Lt. John Hoekstra lfsandyll Lancers lp Guards Platoon 3, 47 Soccer 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, legion of Mary: BBVC, BJVC, Perfect Attendance. E21 tif lst Lt. Cornelius Huelsebusch ncandyu Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'l, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, Student Council 2, Class Officer 4, BBVC 4, Auxiliary l, 3. ist Sgt. Carl Huenke Honkie Legion of Mary 2, BBVC 4. ffr, N Capt. Thomas Hohn 1,-I-omit BBVC 3, 4, Science Club 2, Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4, Guiclon 4, Bdwling 2, Base- ball 3, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, BJVC, Auxiliary 'l, 2, 3, 4, NHS. sfsgf. James Houfek Hnmff Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, Auxiliary 'l, 3. Capt. Gary Hutti Sgt. York Lancers 'l, 2, Grenadiers 3, 4, BJVC 2, Scholarship Committee 4, Honor Roll 2, Auxiliary 1. John Paul Jones Hey You Football 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, 4, Student Bank 4, Guidon 4, BJVC 2, Scholarship Committee 3, 4, Class Offi- cer 3, Honor Roll I, 2, 4, Auxiliary 1, 3, 4, Attendance i, 2, 3, Honor Company 'I, NHS 4. MfSgt. John Kaiman Max BBVC 3, 4, Pep Club 4, BJVC 2, Auxil' iary Club 3, 4. upeieu Sgt. Gene Kappler ll'rvll Legion of Mary, BBVC 3, 4, BJVC 2, Honor Company 3. lst Lt. Kenneth Kelly Football 1, BBVC 3, 4, Grenadiers 3, 4, Soccer 4, BJVC 2, Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, Guidon 4, Student Council 4, BJVC 2. 2ncl Lt. John Kilo Sgt. Peter King ,,Abs,, ffmngn Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Guards Platoon BBVC 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Honor Company 2. SfSgt. James Kirkland Jungle Jim Soccer l, Track 1, Bowling 4, Poster Club 'l, Class Officer l, 4, BBVC 3. Sgt. Thomas Kiser ,,,om,, Football 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Auxiliary Club l, 3, Bowling 1, BBVC 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2. Sgt. Lawrence Kirchhoff Harvey BBVC 3, 4, Baseball 2, Swimming 4 BJVC 2, Honor Roll 'l. 7- E T 1st Lt. Michael Klingler Seymour BBVC 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Auxiliary Club 1, 3, BJVC 2, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. 1st Lt. William Kniest Kruut Biology Club 2, Grenadiers 2, 3, 4, BJVC 2, BBVC 3, 4, Turret 3, Student Council 4. MfSgt. Joseph Kleba Joe R055 LUHCBYS 1, 2, 3, 4: Legion of Mary 1, Biology Club 2: BBVC 3, Perfect Attend- ance 2. Capt. Brian Kleber Kleebs Biology Club 2, Guidnn 3, BBVC 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance. mil ' 1st Lt. Ronald Knobbe KNOBS Rifle Team 2, BBVC 3, 4, BJVC 2, Science Club 2, Honor Company 3, Auxiliary Club 1, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Capt. John Korte llJohnIl Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, BJVC 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, Auxiliary Club 1. Sgt.fMaj. Thomas Kries Teak BJVC 2, BBVC 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Stu- dent Council 3, Guards Platoon 3. ist Sgt. Kim Krueger nuglyn Swimming 2, 4, BBVC 4: Legion of Mary 2, 35 Class Officer 4, Tennis Team 2, BJVC 2. Cpl. John Kruse Casanova Football 2, BJVC 27 Legion of Mary 'lg Auxiliary Club 'l, 3. Capt. Gerald Lammers Jerry Auxiliary Club 1, 37 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 'lp Student Council 3, 4, Perfect Attend- ance 'l, 2, BJVC 2, Turret 3, 4. Capt. Ralph Luczak f'Romeo Guards Platoon 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Student Council lp BBVC 4, Perfect Al- tendonce 'I, 2. SFC Claude LunBeck nclyden BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club l, 3. 717' Pvt. Joseph Leady Leads Cross Country lg Track 'l, 27 Legion of Mary 'l, 2, BBVC 3, 4, Honor Company 2. SfSgt. John Lind Squeeky Bowling 1, 25 Auxiliary Club 1, 3, BBVC 47 Honor Company 3. v T .l W SFC Thomas Lydon H7-omn Basketball l, Auxiliary Club l, 3. MfSgt. James Lynch The Lyncher Honor Guard 2, 3, Honor Company l, 2 BJVC 2. C' lst Lt. Timothy Maddock SFC Vincent Mahoney lst Sgt. Thomas Marshall HT.J.H Big VlflCE HMUf'lkH Honor Rall l, 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary Club 'I, 3, Swimming l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Poster Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, BBVC 3, 4 Honor Company 2, BBVC 3, 4, BJVC 2, Club 2, Lancers 1, BBVC 3, 4, Honor Com- Class Officer 2. Perfect Attendance 'l, 2, 3. pany 2, BJVC 2. lst Lt. Patrick Martin npcnu Engineers Club I, Legion of Mary 2, 3 BBVC 4, BJVC 2. Sgt. Philip Maugeri Hseokll BBVC 3, 4. Cpl. John McAtee John Track l, 2, 3. 2nd Lt. Mackie McCollum Rebel Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 'l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2: BBVC 3, 4, Class Officer 2 Student Council 3, Guidon Staff 4, Auxil- iary Club 3, Guards Platoon 3, 4. ,.' Mfsgf, Thomas McCoy 2nd Lt. Michael McCudclen Todd Teddy Bear Basketball 1, 2, 3, Legion of Mary 2: Band l, 2, 3, 4: BJVC 2: T'-lffei 3: Aux- BBVC 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Honor Roll lp iliory Club T, 3: Dance Band 2, 3. BJVC 2: Auxiliary Club l, 2. SfSgt. Patrick McGrail P..l. Glee Club if BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club l, 2, 'lst Lt. Timothy McNearney Mack Swimming 2: BBVC 4, Legion of Mary 2, 3: Bowling 3, 45 Tennis Team 2, BJVC p ' Perfect Attendance I. 5? 2nd Lt. Thomas McDonough The Chief Track l, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 3, 4: BBVC 3, 4, Class Officer 3 Honor Roll l, 2, 3. I 4: Turret BJVC 2: Mai. Lawrence Meyer Larry Track l, Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Com- mittee 2, Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4: BJVC 2, Class Officer l, BBVC 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2. .Cl lst Lt. James McVey fm. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, Turret 3, 4, Guidon 3, Guards Platoon 3, 4, Grenodiers 3, 4, Auxiliary 'l, BBVC 3, 4, BJVC 2. Sgt. Thomas McWay Luck Band l, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, BBVC 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4. SfSgt. Paul Meyer Redman 'xg-'1 SFC Theodore Michel Devil Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Auxiliary l, 3. Homeroom Officer l, 2, BBVC lst Lt. Harry Millaway Butch legion of Mary 2, Class Officer 2, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4. Mai. John Mohan HMO., BBVC 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Turret 2, 3, 4, Guards Platoon 3, 4, BJVC 2, Choral Club 2, Auxiliary 1, 3, Perfect Attend- ance 2, Honor Company 2. Pvt. Robert Mohrmonn The Mama Class Officer 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, BJVC 2: Auxiliary Club 3, 4, Track 4, Honor Roll. 2nd Lt. Pairick Morris Albino mvc 2, aavc 3, 4, Track 4. l Q .2 Q lst Lt. Harold Morrow IIHCIIV Cross Counlry 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 45 BBVC 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, BJVC 2. lst Lt. Glennon Mueller Glen Bowling 'lp Track 25 BJVC 25 BBVC 3, 4, Legion of Mary 35 Auxiliary Club l, 35 Honor Roll 3, Spcrfs Manager 3. SFC Gerald Murray Sonny . l il 5:43 , - l I . , ,X 2nd Lt. James Mroczkowski SFC Daniel Mueller ffM,,eff Pink Mun Basketball 1, 2, sand 1, 2, 3, Perfecf Ae- BBVC 3, 4: PEP Club 3: BJVC fendance 'l, 3. lr ,, 'I 2 ,i -,Qf A 'EP' 'ai-ni' lst Lf. Terry Mykins lITerIl Honor Roll l, 2, Honor Guard 2, Guards Plufoon 3, 4, BJVC 2, BBVC 3, 4, Auxil- iary Club 'l. Mfsgf. Charles Neiner Chas Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 4, Auxiliary Club 1, BBVC 3, 4, BJVC 2. Capt. Donald Neumann Alfred E. Neumann Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, BJVC 2, Honor Roll l, 2, 3. Capt. Steve Neusel Neus Baseball 2, Soccer 2, 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, BBVC 4, Perfect Attendance 'l, 2, 4, BJVC 2, Legion of Mary 1, 2, Auxiliary Club 1. sfsgr. Kevin O'Connell Paco Soccer 'I, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, BJVC 2, Aux- iliory Club i. Cpl. Robert O'Connell OHS BBVC 3, 4. Capt. James O'Gormann Hjimn BBVC 3, 4, Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, Guards Platoon 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, Auxiliary Club 1, 3, Rifle Team 4, BJVC 2. lst Lt. John O'Haire Jackie Lee Basketball 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Track l, 25 BBVC 3, 45 Student Council l, 25 Turret l5 Class Officer 25 Auxiliary 1, 35 Guidon 45 Honor Roll 3. SFC Michael O'Hallaron Mike sfsgf. Mark Ohlendorf OIe Swimming Team 15 BBVC 45 Football 45 BJVC 25 Auxiliary l. sfsgf. Raymond O'Neill ,,Rcy,, BBVC 3, 45 BJVC 2. Lt. Col. Douglas Ottenlips Hoilips Turret 2, 3, 45 Grenadiers 2, 3, 45 Class Officer l, 2, 35 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 BBVC 3, 45 Sludent Council 25 Student Bank 2, 3, 45 library Club l, 2, 35 Guidon 3, 45 Science Club 25 Q8-S 45 Auxiliary l, 3. lst Lt. Edward Pallo Ned Bowling I5 Engineers Club 'I5 Class Of- ficer 25 Baseball 25 BJVC 25 BBVC 3, 45 Honor Guard 2, 35 Auxiliary Club 'l, 35 Perfect Attendance l, 25 Legion of Mary 25 Student Council 4. 'lst Lt. John Patterson nnoydu Grenadiers 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3: BBVC 3, 4, BJVC 25 Bowling 3, Auxiliary Club 'lg Biology Club 2, Perfect Attend- ance l, 2, 3. lst Sgt. James Paunovich Fauna Glee Club l, 2, 3, 47 Auxiliary Club l. Capt. George Peters Pete Lancers lg Bowling lp Auxiliary Club li Perfect Attendance 'lg BJVC 2, Grenadiers 2, 3, 41 Band 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 37 BBVC 3, 4. SfSgt. Michael Pinegar llMikell Track 'Ig BBVC 3, 4, BJVC 25 Legion of Mary 2, Auxiliary Club 1, 3: Honor Com- pany 2. Sgt.fMai. Michael Poliquin Polio BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 3, Swimming 4. Sgt.fMai. Joseph Pratte Yes Get Band l, 2, 3, 45 BBVC 41 BJVC 27 Dance Band 3, 4. Capt. Lawrence Ramsey Rusty-lron oxide Track Ig BBVC 3, 4, Legion of Mary 3, 41 BJVC 2: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Engineers Club lp Biology Club 2. Mai. Daniel Reardon Wampus 2 Track 25 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Turret 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 BBVC 45 Pep Club 4: Student Council 'lg Student Bank 45 BJVC 25 Class Officer 1, N.H,S. 4. SfSgt. Henry Reifeiss Reefers Swimming 'l, 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary Club 1, 3. 2nd Lt. Francis Renschen Wrench Football 'l, 29 Basketball T, 2: Soccer 3, 4: BBVC 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3: Class Officer 1. Sgt. Arthur Rhomberg Artie Bowling lp Auxiliary Club 1, 3. SfSgt. Arthur Riegel A.c. BJVC 25 Guard Plafoon 45 BBVC 41 Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary Club l. SFC Stanley Robbins Manley Grenadiers 25 Legion of Mary 15 Guards Platoon 3, 45 Auxiliary 1, 3. SfSgt. Ronald Salender llkonll Bowling 35 BBVC 35 Student Council 15 Pep Club 25 Golf Club 25 Legion of Mary 25 Honor Guard 35 Color Guard 25 Aux- iliary 2, 3. SfMai. Richard Scatturo Seal Rifle Team 2, 3, 45 Guards Platoon 35 Legion of Mary 2, 3, 45 Track 'I5 Pep Club 35 Honor Roll l, 2, 45 BBVC 3, 45 BJVC 2. 2nd Lt. Neal Schaefer Schaef BBVC 3, 45 BJVC 25 Honor Company 25 Honor Roll 2, 35 Auxiliary 'I5 Student Council 2. lst Sgt. Ronald Schaeffer DAVinkie Auxiliary 'l5 Pep Club 'l. 2nd Lt. Mark Schleper Sfick-Shift Swimming 2, 3, 45 BBVC 25 Guards Pla- toon 4. Capt. William Schnarr Asia BBVC 3, 45 BJVC 2. 'lst Sgt. Donald Schoeborn HEI!! Honor Roll 25 BJVC 25 BBVC 3, 45 Aux iliory Club 1, 3. SfSgt. Mark Schrodt Bones Legion of Mary 25 BBVC 4, Pvt. James Sheerin Polio .loe BJVC 25 BBVC 3, 45 Honor Company 3 Auxiliary Club l, 3. Mai. Gary Sheldon Seldom Bowling 'I5 Biology Club 25 BBVC 3, 4 N.H.S. 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Grenodiers 2, 3, 45 Turret 3, 45 Guidon 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 BJVC 25 Honor Company l, 35 Quill and Scroll 4. 'lst Lt. Dennis Slavik SQUEAK Ross Lancers I, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 2 BBVC 45 Legion of Mary 25 Bowling 3, 4 Class Officer 35 Biology Club 25 Auxil iary Club l, 35 BJVC 25 Honor Company 3 1 ,P ,,,, ' s lst Lt. Donald Smerek Hof-Lips Band l, 2, 3, 4, Lancers l, Grenadiers 2, 3, 4, BJVC 2, BBVC 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Auxiliary Club 3. SFC John Soto HJ T H BBVC 4, Legion of Mary l, 2, Auxiliary Club l, 3. Capt. Fred Speckmann 5pecks Lancers 1, Honor Guard 2, 3, 4, Turret l, 2, Bowling l, 2, Biology Club 2, BBVC 3, 4. Capt. William Steinkoetter Steins Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, BBVC 3, 4, Track 'l. 2nd Lt. James Sullivan Silky BBVC 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Baseball 2, Student Council 2, 3, Auxil- iary Club l, Perfect Attendance 2. SfSgt. Richard Suntrup Moose Honor Roll 2, Pep Club 4, Football l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, Class Officer 3. 2nd Lt. Walter Thiemet Walt Guards Platoon 3, 4, Honor Rall 1, 3. Sgt. Jack Titone 1,-roku Football 'lp Basketball lg Bowling 2, BBVC 3, 4. 'Ist Lt. Matthew Toczlowski Polski Cross Country 2, 35 Track 1, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 47 BBVC 3, 4, Student Council 2, Grenadiers 2, 3, 4, BJVC 2, Auxiliary l, 3, Honor Roll 2, 3. Sgt. Edward Trapt llEdlI Auxiliary 1, 31 Legion of Mary I. Sgt. Joseph Tumminia Tuna Auxiliary 'lg Legion of Mary 2: BBVC 3, 4. lst Lt. Donald Turpin Twp Lancers lg Grenadllers 2, 3, 47 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band l, 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary l, 3, BBVC 4, Perfect Attendance l, 2, 35 Pep Band 'I, 2, 3, 4. lst Lt. Steve Vagnino ,fvagff Auxiliary Club l, 35 BJVC 25 BBVC 3, 4: Golf Team 2, 35 Honor Company lf Tiddly-Wink Team 4. lst Lt. Ronald Valentine llvaill BBVC 3, 47 Glee Club 'lg BJVC 2. 2nd Lt. Van Rhein uvanu BBVC 3, 45 Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, BJVC 27 Perfect Attendance 1, 3. lst Lt. Robert Vieth Buzzer Soccer 'l, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 'l, 2, Honor Roll 'l. SfSgt. Bernard Vollmer Butch BBVC 3, Rifle Team 4, Mfsgr. James Wakeman Wakes Football 'l, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club 'ly Sports Manager 2, mvc 2, savc 3, 4, Auxiliary Club 'l. 'Ist Lt. Patrick Walsh ,,Pa,.. Track 'lg BJVC 25 BBVC 3, 4, Honor Roll 2. 2nd Lt. William Walsh Bill Honor Roll 'lp Auxiliary Club 'lp Class Officer lg BBVC 4: BJVC 2. 'Z' lst Lt. Nicholas Weiss 2nd Lt. Robert Wester MfSgt. Dennis Winkler Nick Big sob 'fwinkyf' Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, Student Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Honor Honor Roll 3: Class Officer 21 BBVC 4 Council 37 BJVC 25 Legion of Mary 2. Guard 2, 3, BBVC 4, Track 'lf BJVC 2. BJVC 2. lst Lt. Walter Zuchowski Pvt. George Alexander Pvt. Robert Long Brown Bean Wee Geordie BOB Glee Club 2, 3, 4, BJVC 2, Bowling 1, Transfer Student. Transfer Student. Guards Platoon 3, 45 Auxiliary Club 'l, 3, Perfect Attendance I, 2, 3, BBVC 3, 4, Smiofa And then lhere's the one about the former's duughferf' Your las? name is stupid and your first name is dumb. qi' x, QYG' i Hyip ' , W - ' N' Fi x ' gi ini 1 i w lbw., V ,X t 1 'wi .RWM .. 75,1 ' A-. ' 3 Sorry l'm lute for the meeting, Brother Philip. From my limited store of knowl- edge. 53 0 il, . .1 I , xi l W- if I N X 61 A f I I , C I box... .... filler, flavor, flip-top 11 Now we will have c spot quiz. H111 .bmi ff? , 1 HE Busch finds the cure for the head cold. 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A A unit Company Commander: Ralph Luczak: Executive Officer: John Patterson: Platoon Leaders: Glen Mueller, John O'Hoire, Tim Maddock. - H , l N ' ' t Y , - .- r df? l l 5 4 lr PV: J,-1 lt - V ' ' . - . ' .K U ' TV -19 'N J ' ' ' ' ' - an WF 1- ' t 7' n 1 In . ., all-. - -i - g 7 , 3:35115-. .,-7 z . N. afar. W Company Commander: Gary Baumstorkg Executive Officer: Bill Flanagan: Platoon Leacle'Q: Kan Kelly, Matthew Toczlowski, John Druhe. 4 Ni I 87 l -A -- 'hlgfdggiue I J IMG ' fy: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Daniels, Matt Toczylowski, Larry Hays, Don Smerek, Doug Ottenlips. ggi' 7? 524-A-Y-'1' ' ' Irv-222.54 454 'N . . . . -'-.-'.f.e-.-,, fm.:-, -2:1 A1 --.s.,g-'.-.wg-fy ge: -'-,.J. -rr -A --I . ' ' - --f'i 7' 'M'-: ff -,'Q.q ..pf'.,Q:.',g---Nm' 4'5 Y --f-as-. gf ,LN - FJ .F I'--1 nz! sl' - -. '. , -.,, ...-KL V .,1,,,:, L Q2 ,t H .., , Y pm .. . . .V -- '..,..-:EgigL1...,- ,- -' g .. 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Q- ' -.L .,, .-:- .1-'Zwf:,:.,, Named after Brother Elzear, the Grenadiers have carried on their usual duties adding to their engagements a nationally televised half time performance at the St. Louis Cardinal-Philadelphia Eagle football game. f.i'.Li.:4-15.11 1 Q - -S-Eli' -'.-i- :5...-.-.- FIRST ROW, lst Squad: B. Kniest, J. Patterson, M. Montgomery, H. Obarkfell, J. Julius, R. Brown- ing, J. Anderson, L. Unger, J. McLaughlin. SECOND ROW, 2nd Squad: D. Turpin, P. Cun- ningham, K. Kelley, M. Tierney, R. Gabris, T. Gabelsberger, D. Ready, R. Wartham. 88 THIRD ROW, 3rd Squad: G. Peters, R. Combest, G. Arbini, W. Miederhoff, A. Arno, M. Slaten, B. Collier, J. McVey. FOURTH ROW, 4th Squad: G. Hutti, T. Boles, T. Taszarek, J. Weiss, B. Wilson, G. Sheldon, R. Knox, D. Roach. Compcuuf Gmdm 36614064 Honor Company-E. Childress, Co. AHJ. Duebelbeis, Co, B-J. Fitzgerald, Co. C-D. Sellimon ns nu- Q V- Co. D-J. Bannon, Co, E-M, Kenny, Co. F-P. O'Rourke Co. GWE. Beckette, Co. H-V. Dohm, Co, I-M. 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I wwlq 25 THIRD ROW: R. Lumma, G. Speno, H. Smith, M. Stephens, J. Ryan, A. Luchetti, T. Gobelsberger, G. Franz, G. Schwan, M. Sager, J. McVey, T. Flynn, D. Sweeny. Lk ,-- Q' BX . Ne. we R fn rex X -.. ,X utyb vp.. flfflg 5RXX':N:'a -A xv X X X--Q. Xxiuiffnff . bg k Rf.. 'QL-if .T 2:35- X QE -5 4 K Under the guidance of Mfsgf. Kagel the Security Detachment has maintained discipline and has assisted in making all military func- tions run smoothly. OFFICERS: Bob Collier, Phil Cantanzaro, Louis 1 Bewig, James O'Gorman, Mackie, MaCollum, Q Wally Zuchowski, Terry Mykins, Bill Dee. ' - - f 91 vv 1 X 'fad Www H62 Moving out. M I -in sv?-Q Y I I V The Cade? Regiment. l 1 fqx I l Officers Center. W 1- 14... -,- ' -'-1-1 aw- L'-ff 4' 7 .Y -I: 1- 1. - ' K 1 ai 5.1 i Y, li I 11 .- 1. 1 f,',..g.. f: 9r5::--f,.L' 'A 1, ' - 1 Y.-.nr - . - 1-. , ,. if 3-311, ' 1 1' .., . . A is f 1 :agp , - ' 51, . ' '7. . ' ' - AT- 3 .. 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FOURTH ROW: Dan Daerer, Don Roeder, Jim Recle, Tom Wifte, Keith Scoif, Mike O'Rourke, Dan Larrigan, Mike Grady, Paul Siemer, John Barks. FIFTH ROW: Head Coach Jack Kersting, Mike Gronclcolas, manager, Bob Huelster, Ken Duebelbeis, Gary Whifelock, John Devoto, Jim Reynolds, Mike Morrel, Larry Lombardo, Dan Merrif, manager, Assistant Coach Bill Gerdemann. THE CADETS MARCH CBC 20 McKinley 0 CBC 7 Alton 0 CBC 18 Southwest 'I4 CBC 7 McBride 0 CBC 40 Vianney O CBC 27 C.B. Quincy 12 CBC 34 Sumner 7 CBC 20 Assumption 0 CBC 7 SLUH 6 9-0-0 18 in a row '62-'63 Eqftem Smight Gamea This year's team led by Tom Gold, who was selected on the All-American High School second team, compiled a winning record of 9 wins and no losses. Also it extended the Cadets winning string to 18 games. Starting off with McKinley, the Goldbugs bowed 20-0 to a hard hitting Cadet offense and a strong defense. Next in line was tough Southwest who gave the Cadets a scare, but that was all as the Cadets again came through 18-14. Following Southwest was Vianney whom the Cadets took handily 40-0. Then came the Bulldogs from Sumner, who after taking an early lead on the first play of the game, succumbed to a spirited Cadet team 34-7. Following this came the big game against highly rated Alton, but the Cadets proved too much for the Redbirds as CBC won 7-0. Then the Micks from McBride invaded Cadet terri- tory only to be turned back 7-0. Next the Cadets iourneyed to Quincy for a game against the CB Raiders and came up with another victory 27-12. After this the Cadets were back home again, this time facing Assump- tion, but again the Cadets came out on top by a score of 20-0. Now the Cadets were 8-O for the year and had won 17 in a row. They held the area's longest winning streak and one more victory would give them their second undefeated season in a row. They wanted it and they got it. THEY TOOK A VICTORY FROM THE BABY BILLS from Oakland Avenue by a score of 7-6. All-in-all it was a great season for a great team. A TEAM THAT WAS RATED AS THE EIGHTH BEST IN THE NATION! 5 f f B. - . - , . pk. , ... ., ,r F 1 Q ' 1 . ,rx sho.. -- '.,: 1 n, , , cw-. , -1 'AE , .,M--ff-g-.-:X-A-T ...-7'- ' M Q,-EEK' -EE NN .gqvswan Q.. N :mfg flwu A af I 'N wr Mfnfvr af ff, ,. In x F' QU ff , 4-y,.5- 4... v ...Q-...f---31? Y ? H-.:?,,T.,-- Y,. gw, I ,w I ,I A 5 Q gg z , V w. -. - lv f-A -A - -:uw 11-1' - ff' g ,.' ' ',1TT5gQ:: 5 .,..w,3 ...,5i?:f.- Yggfwg Q1 3 -3:55- .' milf Q L , ,qw 5: ' r .1-95113 fi',qx-'?f f5. ' '9 f TQEES2 'GZ . . ' ' Q Wg IT, W, 1' , 'N'11.'..,1-5-W ,gi . r-glqlr ' ' ,-- 4- 5- I I - . '.'4fF?'f1'TQ'-311142 -Q L - 'Q X ff ,551-. gg-:,f'. 1 JL'u 'i: -5 . . , 51, f- - , . - , IL,--..-J. . .. 1' ,v- Q N- ffl - 'G-Qvffr' 1' ' ' . Agri x W7 - i5 g,i 5' tg gvs1zg ' ' -w' - Ee.. 1 ., Q ' R, p , Q.. 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BT' 1 ai -' ' 3 f vi. iblf--31 we ev ef s tv- vi W gf i N' fi -' , -... f' , A xl -., 'F' .5155 ,--- wi, .-,I 482 ru it 1 x C.B.C C.B.C C.B.C C.B.C C.B.C C.B.C C.B.C. 1 McBride 0 St. Mary's 0 Marquette 6 Assumption 18 Chaminade 6 SLUH 7 Vianney 12 FIRST ROW: Dennis Donley, Rich Boedeker, Francis Cusumano, Bill Thorne, Mike Haddon, Phil Caruana, Gerry Clancy, Steve O'Rourke, Jeff SECOND ROW: Manager Fred Hudson, Sal DiCarlo, Gerry Toczylowski, Bill Davis, Bob Marshall, Rick Clay, John Moll, John Hess, Andy Ort, Gary Drewing, Bill Kallos. THIRD ROW: John Gerst, Leo Darrow, Tam Fitzgerald, Terry Michler, Marty Karte, Mike Burke, Jack Ortball, Bob Fisher, Pat McCawley, Joe Devoti, Coach Robert Christian. The Bee team under the great coaching of Mr. Robert Christian compiled a record of five wins, one loss and one tie. Teamwork ioined by power and the desire to win were the keys to the CADETS victories. This team, with the spirit that they have shown, should add much to the great tradition of past C.B.C. teams. QE, FIRST ROW: Tom Hunt, John Pisani, Ron Corno, Tom Quirk, Tim McEvoy, Tony Larrigan, Steve Jonas, Charles Cramer, Mike Flynn, Don Rigby, Tom Feugher. SECOND ROW: Ed Gollina, Bob Regelski, Dave Gilbetsen, Mark Vogle, Bob Onclr, Charles Sharamintaro, larry Costello, Rich Sienkienicz, Gentry Smith, Tim Sconnell, Bill Shorpless. THIRD ROW: Tom Siburt, Dave Unland, Charles Rotter, Tom Hutchison, Ray Niener, Carl Gondolfo, Tom Etzkorn, Rich Knoll, Tom Fritchell, Gene Tinsley, Jole McCarthy, Phill Kavanaugh. FOURTH ROW: Manager George Casey, Coach Leo F. Mann, Bob Suntrup, Assistant Coach Fran Martin, Manager Bill Belcher. The Cee team this year turned in a record of three wins, three losses, and one tie under the leadership of Mr. Leo Mann. Again a great desire to win was evident in a CADET eleven as this team carried honor in their victories and carried honor in their defeats. This team was loaded with teamwork, determ- ination, and spirit, and great things should be in store for them when they reach varsity status. C.B.C. 6 Nipher C.B.C. 26 Priory C.B.C Riverview C.B.C Lodue West C.B.C SLUH C.B.C Vianney C.B.C St. Mary's 04 UPPER LEFT: Couch Findley- Coach Wilcuit bring The cup home again. LEFT: Ger Boris Boehm RIGHT: Tom Slick McCoy LOWER LEFT: Bob Mutha Mohrmun LOWER CENTER: John Arab Kilo LOWER RIGHT: Tom Quan Hunter OPPOSITE PAGE: Jim Albino Gurnmersbcch FIRST ROW: Dennis Dolan, Pete Bauer, Tom McCoy, Jack Wahl, Gerry Boehm, Carl Steiling, Jack Fleming, Joe Robinson, Mike McBride, Carl Hill. SECOND ROW: Brother Eugene, John Kilo, Jim Gummersbach, Tom Hunter, Dan Usselman, Bob Mohrmann, Rick Balducci, Terry Purcell, Coach D. C. Wilcutt. Fleming is high in the air forthe rebound-he passes the ball to Kilo at the head of the key-Kilo dribbles down the floor and passes off to the wing to Gummersbach-Gummersbach lays the ball up for two points. This description of the most familiar combination of the Cadet fast break will go down in the history of CBC as the most exciting ploy of the T963 State Championship basketball team. lt all started at the Clayton Regionals where CBC took on Clayton, Webster Groves, and then scored the upset of the year over number one rated Maplewood. The Washington U. field house was the next stopping point, where CBC took on Pattonville, put them down, and headed for Kansas City. Here in K.C., the first victim was the Kansas City Southeast Knights, and after this victory, CBC was the only team from St. Louis in the tournament. Springfield Central was the opponent for CBC in the semi-finals. CBC came out on top with a 53-48 victory. Then the big game, it was CBC against the Jeff. City Jays. The Jay's star, Ronnie Coleman, later voted M.V.P. of the tournament, was the big concern of the CBC cagers. Tom McCoy took the assignment and held Coleman to his tournament low of 17, and the Cadets won 47-38. CBC gained the State title for the third time in five years and brought the trophy back home to CBC. O Lv . ' M 5 lj 5511 Q il Z iff W4 M ,uf J -ii . .fi X Z, ' 4 'X 271, I v. ,. y 4 I ff 1 ZW 'U Q44 ' 13 if P -uiwvr. - - - .J I' t -AQQAA I ,RN opposition TOP: Kilo misses for cz change UPPER LEFT: Gummersbuch lays up an easy two wilhoul BOTTOM: I'd like io get fhrough here CENTER LEFT: Gummersboch leads the puck LOWER LEFT: This boy should have gone out for track 1- J.. Y 1, - Y 1 ,t They told us not to come home without it O8 ,TTA Qi 5- TOP: Basketball architects watch their blueprints take on the shape of reality. LEFT: Chalk two more up for our side BELOW: Tiny makes a jump shot the hard way B C B , B I: C f- B C I2 G U 34 FIRST ROW: Mike Haddon, Pat Breheng, Jerry Furst, Jo.lhn DeVoto, Jole Herbst, Leo Trice. SECOND ROW: Coach John Findley, Tom Murphy, Mike Dooley, Ed Ahearn, Gil Roosman, Gary Flemming, Dennis Donley, Manager Larry Banks. This years Bee team had another excellent season compiling a record of 12 wins against only five losses. Teamwork along with a great desire by each player produced as fine a quintet as could be found anywhere in the St. Louis area. Although this team lost a few heartbreakers during the season they wound up winning their last six ballgames, among which was a 52-5'l win over powerful Hadley. Future seasons look good for the Cadet fans. ' C.B.C x . C.B.C. C.B.C C.B.C 1 y C.B.C fi' C.B.C C.B.C C.B.C 1 C.B.C. C.B.C. C.B.C. C.B.C. C.B.C. ,V C.B.C. C.B.C. C.B.C. C.B.C. DeAndreis St. Ma ry's Ladue Chaminade Chaminade Sumner SLUH Southwest Rosary Augustinian SLUH Beaumont Assumption Hadly Rosa ry Vianney Hancock 10 7 'i f Ar, ' 2 M I :If X M1 V fl, . 1 I-Q V 'A '-qifwm 4. .:5a,,.Q,, 3 i w ! 7 gf'1 f m' ' F1N-llfffg 'iw if fn- faq MY... Wig , PQ X ' A - 'rig '13 4 MY? W' -WJ' f if A fl t Ayqx.,f2 1 M, X ff ox jf 1 , V ,X .y 7 -V 1- . My A 1 5 XA . -L! ,f . Nd, , . QT u f N H, I V X . 'K- ' r Q 'J 5 eiff wil'--'-'4 'Af vw g' L . Q -If ,- , 2 , ' w ' f 3 ,. . . ,, x ,, . I - WRC, in 1 A .,, Vs .' -'Y J' 1 ,,.Nwf9 f PV ,B ,5 I1 S il Qgil 1- sjlll X M. 'v., V 11' llii I 324 I sud! x X FIRST ROW, left to Right: Sullivan, Morrow, Campbell. SECOND ROW: Leuchtefeld, Grindler, Hobold, Fairchild, Pottmeyer, THIRD ROW: Cane, Mier, Fox, O'Rourke, Kline, Busch. BACK ROW: Coach Klemm, Manager Dieiselkamp. CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE C.B.C. 38 C.B.C. 27 C.B.C. 38 C.B.C. 36 C.B.C. 34 C.B.C. 45 C.B.C. I9 C.B.C. 31 C.B.C. 22 C.B.C. I8 C.B.C. 21 Riverview Normandy Southwest Cleveland Ladue SLUH St. Mary's U. City Mercy McBride Acquinas FIRST ROW, left Io Righlz Flynn, Beard, Schaeffer. SECOND ROW: Hennenhofer, Cahill, Darby, Byrne, THIRD ROW: Rigclen, Kincaid, Callahan, Coach Klemm, The Lineup 111 This year's swim team had u disappointing season but this wasn't due to lack of work and desire. The swimmers hit times that were as good or better than times hit by teams in the past but it seems that other schools which have their own pools seem to have a big advantage over our team. However, highlights in the season were the lowering of records in the 160 yard, individual medley and the 200 yard individual medley, plus a new record in the 400 yard swim. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: John Patterson, Tom Kaiser, Vince Mahoney, 1 Charles Morris, Captain Mackie McCollum, Mark Schleper, Tom Mier, Tom Witte, Mark Stephens, Kim Krueger. SECOND ROW: Coach William Gerdemann, Manager Bob Mc- Gowan, Gene Vernaci, Russel Smith, Pat O'Rourke, Bill Woods, Jim Ketts, Tracy Beckette, John O'Brien, Charles Darby, Richard Brockman. MISSING: Tim Conley. , H0 e e qi , 1' lllllllllli 3 13- ZJ4' it r in ' ' ' J ' T i .igiiq :.ei,, f J will ' P r 291 1 'ii if 3 , C' rr F 5 Wir? T- ' T fQ , il. i i f -. 1. f 1, .l .. t lifiii'- '5 ,J 1 - . . I ..,, f 1 A N 1 gf, ' M . -V ' i 4 Q l l j Q' , 4Tf , M' - Jw. 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'A ' ' - I - -.wwf ' I 'fs' '.. f 4 FRONT ROW, Left to right:Gummersbach, Steinkaetter, Druhe, Dolan, Baumstarl-c, Flannagan, Pallo, Kilo, Kilker. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Mann, Student Managers McCormick and Gaffney, Routzang, Devoto, Weniger, Davis, Horvath, Student Manager Belcher. THIRD ROW: Huelster, Guiclry, Diechmann, Gutmann, Sanders, Gerst, Furst, Coach Christian. 4 The baseball Cadets recently completed one ol their most successful campaigns in many seasons under the excellent coaching of Mr. Christian and Mr. Mann. Some of the outstanding players who helped the Cadets to a fabulous record of 'I7 wins and 7 losses were: Jim Gum- mersbach, John Kilo, Hawk Dolan and Charlie Weniger. The team lost many good players ancl Mr. Christian will have to do a lot of rebuilding to find a team that will rise to the heights that this year's team attained. A great effort-But! Cadet legges one out!! 1. ui , V. -N - , ' ' -c f-fffvf' '- 11 3 'f -.2-41 I '. ., -f n-f 4.1 sizf- 'TILT ' ' - ' ' 'fJfi'3'-l-c 2- '- ff s.-.- fxgtsx,-.f.effJg :L Jef - 1 - K, on FRONT ROW: Kim Baker, Paul Felsch, Ron Petrini, Tom Gold, Wendell Campbell, Jim Haier, Harold Morrow, Tom McDonough, Paul Meyer. SECOND ROW: Ruben McBeth, Charles Kilker, Jim Smith, David Fairchild, Tom Hunter, Jack Eschmann, Pat Morris, Jim Pottmeyer, Chip Schwan, Gary Whitelock. THIRD ROW: Stu- dent Manager Bill Craclock, Dan Larrigan, Jack Julius, Pete Kele' man, Rich Schroeder, Ray Bossola, Pete Zakerowski, Allan Kenne- beck, Student Manager Bruce Spenner. FOURTH ROW: Coach Klemm, Tom Witte, Don Usselman, Rick Clay, Rich Kline, Kurt Englander, Coach Kersting. FRONT ROW: John Hobold, Eugene Grindler, Richard Luechtefeld, John Fitzgerald, Tom Smith, Austin Tinsley, Rick Bclducci, Rich Hendel. SECOND ROW: Rich Thomas, Joe Herbst, Gerry Brennan, John Maak, Tom Leicht, Mike little, John Lane, Wayne Jackovac, Horace Busch. THIRD ROW: Student Manager Bill Cradock, Jim Higgens, Mike Burke, lohn Remark, Mike Haddon, Steve O'Rourke, Rich Meir, Bert Gates, Student Manager Bruce Spenner. FOURTH ROW: Coach Klemm, Jim O'Shea, Ran Smith, Phil Caruana, Dove Selliman, Rick Fox, Tom Pierron, Mike Piel, Tom Bowers, Coach Kersting. ,- ' if: 'mi ,N , I -1 sxvz--4-0,27-, f x, -. 31:1-.grim -..f.. sa f -Y W ,S ' -744 kiaii 'T I dropped my contacts. 7wle ...... FamiIiar phrases heard on or around Track Oeams. last one over is a Junior Bill. 5-I ,,.-' i .1-' X V , I P 5 81 Q A 'sb I Oh, if I had the wings of on angel. Now remember, no spicy foods, smoking, drinking, or fuzzy heads. 1 ' Q... V U-, Q QL 'I fi' , ff , I faw down and go boom. Y fx: I :X A' . I ,Y I Q , ' Y I . I -zf w-if 'S' 1-- .lf , Haag . 5 IX, sr, 46,5 I N be .,.,, f X i i?3Q5f ,'figi4 IM-:el ' -.X 'GE ' i541 -JK IFN L,Lf'f ers , T51 JI' L' il I fl I + - y m y all 4533, 1 -J, A -ZH:-7.511 ,og Ready or not, here I come. ' I L4 x.l 1.-f' 1 ,.' Sports Festival Champs! Spfmqmdtlw Cleafwfw Flying FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Tom McDonough, Kim Baker, Tom Hunter. SECOND ROW: John Hobold, Rick Balducci, Eugene Grindler, Richard Luechtefeld, Don Usselmun. THIRD ROW: Austin Tinsley, Rick Clay, John Remark, Pete Zokrzewski. STAND- ING: Capt. Ron Petrini, Coach Klemm. 1 A A 8 ,Q ' 1 qs 1:11. . . . and then, when Brother left the room . . . LEFT: All eyes are measuring Tony's distance My public awaits me !! This year, under the direction of Mr. Finley, the Freshman Track team roared past foe after foe in com- g. piling a very successful season and establishing several very impressive Freshman records. The team was un- usually balanced this spring, but even on the most bal- anced teams there are always a few athletes who stand out. On this year's team they were: Steve Jonas and Jim Walsh in the weights, Arthur Kincade and Billy Kallaos in the sprints, and the entire distance team headed by Dave Unland and Tom Hutchison. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Flynn, Kesting, Sharpless, Signorelli, McKee, Ondr, Kincade, Frank, Jonas, Walsh. FOURTH ROW: Turner, Dangler, Stergos, Frieda. SECOND ROW: Unland, Hutchison, McEvoy, Rigden, WleCl0. Gilbertson, Cdfldfl, Smith, Cahill, Couch Finley, TUmmlf1l0, Wiener, Gallina, Hennenhaefer, Ross, Byrne, Bell, Neiner. THIRD Vernaci, Doherty, Sienkiewicz, Berns, G. Tinsley, McCarthy. ROW: Larrigan, McCawley, Quirk, Vogel, Kallaos, Regelski, Frichtel, -, ,-, . 1 Q.1.Q,-!-,Q,-j,7- 23-5-2 C.B.C. 1 St. Marys T Ctiej 2 Mercy O 4 O'Fallon Tech O 4 Roosevelt O O Corpus Christi O Ctiel 9 Assumption 0 4 St. Johns 'I 4 John Burroughs O 10 Western M.A. O 4 Prep Seminary 0 2 ST. Marys 3 T3 Assumption O 2 Country Day 0 4 Cleveland 0 - X 3 Ladue O ' TP' O St. Louis U. High i 7 Roosevelt 0 T2 ST. Johns 'l - 5 Western M.A. O 7 John Burroughs T FIRST ROW: Dennis Dugan, Dennis Meyer, Mike Breheny, Pete Genovese, Rich Nelke, Jack 2 Cleveland 0 Kilker, Don Larrigan, Bill Duncan, Terry Michler. STANDING: Coach Robert C. Horgan, Rick l ST. Louis l llQl'1 O Clay, Dick Foster, Bob Huelster, Bob Vieth, Gene Sanders, Steve Neusel, Jack Deck, Vic Hoff, 'II Q'FQH0n Tech 0 John Grutch, Tom Marshall, Kevin O'Connell, Jack Beckman, Marty Korte, Tom Biesinger, 'I Counfry Day 0 Austin Tinsley, Mike Morrell. ABSENT: Ron Horvath, John Pisani, Student Manager Carl Huenke. O Lqdue 4 3 Laboure 0 5 C.B. fQuincyD 2 2 Deondreis 3 3 St. Louis U. High O T Mercy 2 COvertimeD - - ....- yp 'f J--A-QJ.':. g K - A' 't IW - L 1 . 1 -' .seiw f' :':f-i'.i7 ffif-14 . all A Q J .k -T L ' Y,-J' if , up J--U -sr, ..... ' '.',,.a' ' :nur 1 ' , I 7.1-A e , hviigniigeggggizli-7 X fW-l,A,, ' ' ' '- ' LQQZLV. .pn , W 118 At the final count, the soccer team ended its very successful season with 23 wins, 5 loses and 2 ties. At the start of the season prospects for success were dim, this was to be a rebuilding year for Mr. Hor- gan's charges. Playing with championship form throughout the season the team came through with results which even surprised Mr. Horgan. ln addition to beating S.L.U.H. two out of three times the team also tied for the League Championship. The offensive squad, led by senior Jack Deck and iunior Rick Nelke scored l26 goals. This year the team was lucky to have two-way man Tom Monk Marshall available for duty on both offensive and defensive. The defense was exceptionally tough this season allowing only 17 goals in 30 games. The defense was anchored by one of the best high school goalies Mr. Horgan has ever seen, Kevin O'Connell. 1 ,,, xi- J v- xx 31 -mummy '- ,aw fag -, ,lx ,fix . -LM'-V '. ANN' 'LJ ,Q-f-J g,L 'f, . : -' fx- .nxfgx .-1'-:,,,f' -r' . 4' 'A -1 ff - ' 'TIL 'Tm ' 4+ --LI ' 4 -Q If A. r, 5 'L .-- ' .- -., -..., - - Q i j,i - s. ,, - Swim Couwliz Hewwe if' ,X LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Doran, R. Grossmann, P. Bauer, J. P. Jones, R. Mier, G. Hutti, D. Fairchild. Probably the most powerful student or- ganization on campus, the Student Council works for the betterment of the school in all areas. The members of the executive board are elected in their iunior and soph- omore year. CBC is proud to have one of the best Student Councils in Missouri and has been honored to help start others in this area. S Conwadwe kj : , I 1 , 55,522 if C' Q Q5 G sf'- Originally thexduty of the Scholarship Commit- tee was to search out and find deserving grade school students who they iudged worthy of financial aid. However, their duties have been greatly ex- panded to include Honor Roll coordination and providing information concerning cultural and col- lege opportunities. 122 1 's 'i 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: J. P. Jones, L. Hays, J. Julius, T. Hunter J. Wahl, G. Daniels, M. Mazzoni, R. Petrini, T. Taszarek. Swim: dam! Two students are chosen from each homeroom to represent the student body in the Student Coun- cil. They serve the function of pro- posing original ideas and assist- ing the Executive Board in carry- ing out the duties assigned to this organization. if' . ,,, 64 ' T as : ft: Fl - A .. I ,L 'H gg ' ' Y, 'J' '-1W'f1,-'V , ,i if U i , ,. ' V Q : ' . s isfiiiik -n . I' he ii if - 1' I R, 'Q.,.l Li.g.. b , Q x . 3 ' M M . g l., glggirrgzi I i ii .Il-A-.ern--41-I-.Aim-a44.51.l m ,, , e I in .- i 1 ati SEATED: M. McCormick, G. Roosmann, M. Little, D. Smugala. STANDING: R. I Mier, J. Remark, R. lyner, W. Cradock. SEATED: R. Hackett, T. Etzkonn, J Walsh, M. Vogel, P. Bynne, M. Kulungow ski. Ziff 1 313.3 I I iii, i g f' I ' lf 1 ...- I if ig' '-ff: 'I 1' r II- I fi l 5 'tl -f as f- and -'r' I I .1 .I .1 V I fn,- H: I Ik' -.Q J, . ,., LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Hirner, T. Gold, C. Bluemeyer, M. Bouchard, G. Lammers, J. Cipriana. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Horvcth, J. Fleming, P. Siemer, M. Grady, J. Timmerberg, J. Banner. I -.Q WN.: Q. . f' I-'X l . . , ' , , Q J I 1 I! an Q. - I w 'N ,' V nz. . ff?-f ' I' V11 N I . ' ' W cc I I! ., . .- I V' fix . -., l , Y . -- - - - -fi 1 a hee. --4 . A .. .. Jr, 1-'W ' ,, :lf 'I nm - 1 .L - l'-- W ,Y 1. . - 'cfm ' - . . s ' .5 , f - L. K ., :- I I. Pi u1.J.1.4- H. , - B. , Y - . J I 'M 7 Q- A I . Q ,n . 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'f-of ' J 'f 2 1 1 I .,., 2 f A ,UF ? jjqxp -15111, nl: if U -A?..::-l I fi Q Stadmt Bank A Early morning bank work done by ham, D. Ottenlips, P. Felsh. SEATED: J. Hess, J. Nenninger, T. Doran, R. Combest, P. Siemer, T. Knox, T. Mier, J. P. Jones. STAND- ING: T. Taszerak, M. Peckham, R. Petrini, G. Daniels, D. Ottenlips, T. Ayers, D. Reardon. ABSENT: P. Felsh. 12 l +L' P, 9 'if R. Combest, M. Peck- : tg gy!! gunna. For six years in succession our stu- dent bank has been the only operating one of its kind in the world. Each year the bank has paid a profit to its stock- holders. This year the bank's assets total over 54000. We at C.B.C. are proud of the bank and the work it has done. y- 4- , -.... T1 . 5- . G ,Y il? u 4 . A V7 life 'I- s. SQ, It Q ' li! Q 2, S' 4' s Asst'-X SEATED: J. Daniels, B. Kleber, L. Hays, R. Petrini, J. Jones, T. Hohn. STANDING: K. Balter, D. Brigham, T. Hennenhoefer, D. Ottenlips, G. Sheldon, J Cipriano, J. Lammers, D. Rear- don, T. Ayers. Mt mm 7Zwtwna! Harm So The National Honor Society is an organization established to honor commendable qualities of lead- ership, service, scholarship and character. This elite group is limited to the upper percentile of the senior class and strives to maintain a tradition of loyalty and service to the school. .Quill and Small The Quill and Scroll, initiated at C.B.C. in 1944, is an international society for upperclassmen who have shown promising iournalistic talents. Member- ship is limited to those who are in the upper third of their class, have done considerable work in 'either the TURRET or GUIDON, and have been approved by the publications moderator. .Lge-f ' TQ ' . .14-v Q SEATED: Brother Pascal, T. Hennenhoefer. STANDING: G. Sheldon, T. Ayers, D. Often- lips, B. Grossman, J. Lammers, D. Reardon, T. Taszarek. 125 l 4 l ci, 7116 Ima The Turret has long been noted as one of the area's outstanding high school publications. The rea- son for its notoriety is the effective combination of flowing prose and an extensive coverage of school activities. This year's editors have put together a tabloid, perhaps even surpassing those of the past and surely one worthy to represent CBC. Mitt'-l Junior Members at Work, Left to Right: B. Combest, T. Taszarek, J. Nenninger. l '--xv The Editors Preparing for Publication, Left to Right: Gary Shel don, Doug Ottenlips, Jerry Daniels, Tim Ayers, Tom Hennen hoefer. Absent: Dan Reardon. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Hennenhoefer, T. Ayers, D. Ottenlips, G Sheldon, J. Daniels. STANDING: R. Mier, M. Schaeffer, S. Ku- cieiski, J. Julius, R. Combest, C. Steiling, J, Owens, J. Walsh M, Montgomery, J. Nenninger, T. Taszarek, M. White, M. Grand- colas. f' -I , -1 5 K , 0 1 1 N tfig- ,s y Mmm, ,, ,E - 4' V 1 fr 5' imizaf 1 R s , 1 il' 0 A 4 lt 'itil' 5 ' gli T 's-...Jr ' ,.. il vsaeg bi . The staff works hard as if plans the best EdIllOl1 ever John Jones applies a litile pressure To flue rest of the staff ia work done. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Montgomery, Co-Editors Sheldon, Mackie McCollum, John Hobold. 5 5. , M m........l.1hf of ' ,X Tep 61015 What gives CBC that extra bounce in all its athletic contests? Why it's the Pep Club, of course. Made up of a group of enthusiastic CBC rooters, this club helps to get CBC fans up for cm game and lets the team know that we are behind them. Proof of their fine work can be seen in the winning records of our teams and the crowds of fans at all CBC contests. x. l qi- 1 , , ' L . ' H v- . , -.- 1-- - - 1 .-,B , k,,, , -K U, V Y- .1 ..........,..,.-,WT l me ll LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Lurrigon, J. McVey, J. Kaiman, J. Wahl, J. Julius, T. Ayers, W. Dee, M. Montgomery, FIRST ROW: P. Contanzuro, H. Oberkfell, J. McVey, W. Dee, D. Reardon, J. Kaiman, D. Fairchild. SECOND ROW: M. Mazzoni, M. Montgomery, J. O'Brien, G. Reed, D. Reedy, J, Anderson, J. Broeckelmann, T. Mier. THIRD ROW: R. Wilson, J. Julius, D. Lorrigan, T. Iggens, M. Grandcolas, C. Steiling, R. Balducci, P. Brennan, J. Wahl. I 128 ' H. Oberkfell, D. Reardon. Gfwfwl Some of the many varied and colorful scenes in the Choral Club's annual production of Lads and Lassies . 5 , l 4 .1 X' l lv' J 1 Through much hard work, lhe Choral Club was able to produce a wonderful Chrislmcs Concert in cooperation wilh members of various girls schools. The program was highlighted by a reinczclmenl of the Belhlehem scene. .f s 129 1 1 .M 611415 as ir Y 1 The Library Club provides personal os- sistclnce to the students, ond cores for the filing and distribution of our books. Throughout the yeor they often attend seminars concerning Library science and recent books. f 1 1-N. fn: ,shi 5... ,,,... ------ ,ll-J --'- ' ' grip- AY fi I 6.3.6 Bmw! m 5 lux I .,a'g.'fv1YI': 4 1 Y xi Q I I J' 'iff 'f sd' .L VW W' .. - . x , W- :'- ff, - rf' .. ' 1 W 'ii if-: 'Q --if h 'Y gs :0 X, wg 1.1 A, , J H K, fq.5,.g,,1 . F 4+ 1 x ' ,-: -Yi iz. Jgf' If 56,51 :, - - M N Q .H-1' A 1 5' ' 3' 1' 1 4 mga, ' r ,' . ' 4-Ur. uh It 5 Ili' 1 9' I W . Q vt, ,V I Va HJ g W . 1 ' - 4' 1 f ' x x . ' ' r. , D rg L ' f 'I ' f he .-f-:ev-'A Ll, - I - - ,. Wg... . 4? .S V 1 x 1 A 1 -L 31 M? L J .J 'Q 6,Y 3 ' is ..l51s-4av'1'i' F fi' ,Q 'F .xwqv I , ,Q f, -Q .Q 'f , A Q 1... A m Q Pi ram 1 1 H 132 fmgs ,LJ .l Members from left to right: P. Siemer, M. Mazzoni, D. Givens, H. Oberkfell, J. Ciprianc, D. Fairchild, E. Brandt, C. Steil- ing, R. Knobbe, L. Gerringer, T. Busch, J. Broeckelmann, M. Grady Chiddenl, T. Boles, J. Daniels, P. McWilliams, Bro. Alphonsus, R. Zahra, J. Schindler, T. Taszarek, J. Rede, J. O'Huire, M. Montgomery. -if 01116 C.B.C. began a science club this year for those inter- ested in mathematics. The new club is limited to seniors and juniors who maintain high averages in all their subiects, especially mathematics. Several of the members were in- ducted into the national mathematics fraternity. In its first year the club alternated field trips with talks by fellow club members. Zbem CM ' j 'Te 3 1 g 1 l 7-v After several years absence, C.B.C. has re- instated its debate team. Besides giving its mem- bers training in reasoning and logical thinking, the club offers a chance to master the art of oratory. Kucieiski. 133 Members from left to right: P. Stergos, R. Craddock, T. Stift, Mr. Gerter lcoachl, D. Bussanc, D. Melville, S. Qi s 9 A 'Q Zi:- l FRONT ROW, Left to Right: B. Long, R. Voris, J. Kestmg M Baylard S Kuclelslu W Ellis T McEvoy BACK ROW: P. Yuan, R. Reichert, P. Rotermund, P. Byrne H Henry J Walsh R Bevlngloh J Brock M. Vogel, M. Kruse. Sodaldq ww OJQQ In compliance with the wishes of the Cardinal and the desire of the Pope a new group has been established here at C.B.C., the Sodality of Mary. The members, limited to Freshmen only this year, strive to develop their generosity by deepening their spiritual lives. Members follow a def- inite spiritual program aimed at developing them into con- scientious laymen and lay apostles. Unlike most groups, it is not just another organization with a certain number of meetings and activities, it is a way of life for life. 134 F v ll Q I ' f S J .Y if 5 I T 'Mi , u::: ,L 'D V, FRONT ROW, Left to Righi: Tom Hennenhofer, Tom Fitzgerald, William Cradock. BACK ROW: Larry Ramsey, Larry Hays, Bill Flanagan, Brother Alphonsus, Gary Gebhardt, Tracy Becketfe, Bill Jones. legion ROW: Thomas Loraine, Charles Neiner, Broiher Francis, Dennis Derdc, Richard FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Michael McNiff, Richard Knox, Roger Browning. BACK Scaturro. Fi T Us L . -I lf' V Q l, ff? Y i flamed from Benzldaa Uocafzm 1 1 1 I QF I A Q hc I l, N4 H T-l BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: P. Catanzaro, E. Brandt, D. Slavik, T. Gold, J. Kilo, T. Maddock, J, Patterson, M. McCudden, L. Bewig, G. Mueller. SECOND ROW: G. Mur- ray, K. Bruder, M. Klinger, D. Brigham, 8. Kleber, B. Kniest, J. Jones, R. Knobbe, - ' J. Wakeman, T. Busch, T. McDonough, J. Daniels, T. Biesinger, J. Eschmann, D. Turpin, - T. Hahn, M. Poliquin, B. Wester, D. Mueller. i I A 1 V -If i 'T' Xa f L, , K tl . 1 A ft A - 1 n ' T J Y .. OFFICERS: Vice-President - Ron Pe- ---v- Y.- trim, President-Bill Flanagan, Treas- A urer-Tom Hohn. T 'Q' El 4 ti rs- . - , MX! bkfx k fs W 1 BOTTOM ROW Left to Right T Ayers D Neumann L Meyer V Mahoney T. Hunter, C. Huelsebusch, M. McCollum, B. Grossmann, K. Kelley, T. Hennenhoefer, F. Basile. TOP ROW: A. Riegel, D. Winkeler, H. Millaway, J. VanRhein, C. Neiner, J. Sheerin, A. Boyd, G. Peters, D. Ottenlips, D. Dolan, G. Sheldon, J. Cipriano, H. Morrow, L. Hays, K. Krueger, B. Schnarr, J. Kaiman, J. O'Gorman, J. Lammers, T. Boles, L. Ramsey, D. Reardon, T. McNearney. Moderator-Brother Jeffrey, Secre- tary-Tim Ayers, Assistant Treasurer -Terry Steinkoetterg Assistant Secre- tary-Jerry Lammers. For many years the Benildus Club has been successful in laying a foun- dation of religious strength on which to build a vocation. While keeping this goal in mincl this year's club was composed of two groups. The first were those who wished to be active members, they formed the Catholic Action committees. The other group were those who wished to at- tend the meetings and say the re- quired prayers, they were then known as associate members. It is this type of improvement which helps to make Benildus Club a valuable asset the to CBC. ,-. B 5 if il 2 For a third of a century Mr. William Klemm has been guid- ing the minds and bodies of boys on the road to success. He is the Dean of the Loy Faculty and a recognized St. Louis sport figure. However, this year he was honored by the Christian Brothers. A Let- ter of Benefoction was pre- sented by Brother Philip, pro- vincial, to Col. Klemm during ceremonies at CBC. SEATED Left to Right Brother Philip Mr Klemm Brother Daniel STAND I' Klemm receives SU'-Ull ffom Rome' east St Louis most famous high school couch viewed in the classroom and on the field. O O O O 'WU' fM 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Beckette, Joe Braun, Dave Brigham, Rich Mier, Tom Kennedy, Brother Luke Stephen, Mike Rigden, Harry Oberkfell, Tom Casey, Tom Hohn. The Student Research Program of CBC's Biology Department is in its third year. Under the supervision of Brother Luke Stephen, ten students are investi- gating the biology of mammary cancer in rats. Their findings are correlated with the biochemical studies of Dr. Hershey's research group at Washington Uni- versity School of Medicine. All -H 5 8 ,J X 'X 4 I 139 1 fffww faqazt T5 40 - I A : ' r ll L 4 , Q E. XX ' 'zljg I 1 I 4 . h V I A 1 V Pl! 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Mom -'AX A N -'L .X A 1 55 Yedmal ffwffectwfa On May 1, 1963 The corp of cadets was inspected by Capt. W. Wilcox of Wash- ington University. The out- come of this inspection de- termines if we retain our ROTC honor rating. As in the past CBC was again successful. 154 - V 4 ' - ,,..- ' f L -4.-- :1 ,: - 11.-.T -- ?!b ?3' f15:L'--'tn' -3 -M -:.,:q-2f',,.'.?uf.I:LQif1'Q i5:.Le.-..t,5,'ff:1IK1:55f1f1aggi:f.L an I a ' - '-yin ' -r 'I' - A, 52 A , V 'K - ,lb Q P'-,. D . ,127 - Var, 1 Q. V -A it Y f L I I r . l G Q , Pd 1 't L 'f'5 'Nt 'f 'v-',Q '.i4' Pl 'I - 39',fL.,wlw1b'5? ' .f -. . . '54-11.-.n sys .4 -5 math? , A , . ' .giiiff H if-'. 4if'w'v..'4 W-.41iv Tg '1 ' 111 .- Q -Q r,-nip We. .4 ,,,,.. +..- A E-fH5',., Q 1'1q'gEf P- 255591 ' ' ' ME' 1 f f-'E4 . ,q gw-Q, -.', , - L 4 1- '5QiEslljZ1 ,,,-,IQ I- , ax I- ery- ' A, gh Qi- . ' 5, ' 251 Q .AN U I - 1 N ' ' . f N4 I fun L fi 1. ' -K 1' B F . il - 6 l Q Q- 'Q x X - . -- g Q . , F lj - I V! 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Alphonsus Rock High School Miss Patricia McLaughlin Sr. Elizabefh Academy Puig Miss Mary Beth Schmid Rosafi-Kain High School Miss Janice Schneider Miss Mary Beth Schweniger Miss Dolores Towers Academy of Nofre Dame Ursuline Academy Xavier High School 14 florwaaaq Ufficm - H63 Miss Pairicia Bagweil Sf. Teresa Academy Miss Sharon Sue Eckert Miss Mimsie Griesedieck Notre Dame High School Academy of fhe Sacred Hearl 4. if ' ' 1 148 Miss Caihy Hempstead Miss Judy Herr lncarnafe Word Academy Cor Jesu Academy 3? Miss Behy Jo Bussmann Sf. .losepl1's Academy NNW- rl LIN' , Miss Mime Gruenenfelder Nerinx Hall Miss Gabrielle htig The Academy of lhe Visilaiion l 1 Mrs. Cwruney receives presidents gavel from Mrs. Ottenlips rl ' ' ' -:Tlx L is A' 't u Eff-2 1 .l ..1 ' Ii ,!4' ' J yi ! . Q' 4,14 9 Y' , 14 U, .',, , J s ll f . fi' L s sf Mm' GM The Mother's Club has always kept the word service as its watchword. Service first to their boys, second to CBC, and third to their members. With this Credo the Mother's Club plans and carries out their successful functions throughout the year. UPPER LEFT: President, Mrs. Roy Ottenlips CENTER: First Vice-President, Mrs. Harvey Kirchoff UPPER RIGHT: Second Vice-President, Mrs. Glennon Nenninger Gpwqa 9 -EEF. srrfxf ' V ' ' Come aside and rest awhile 4 f 'Xs- ,CL--111 '. . vfj WA ' , B A 'tabui W 'Tw Aw --.' ---', . . -' ' tl 'P - . 144 :ff- ,:' af , - - . Q ,. - .Q .-1 ,- A ,- , N . ,. BZFZQZ--5f?'Jg'P . W1 :Z:Q f'wg .X ' Y' -if fy. 'N ' .' A ' 4 Juff7A!1i,3L4,-'-'Q' . Y--- 1 , 444 I 1 1 l- I, A l .- v '.-'-bf:.9'. ,,g.TL,.-. ,,- -'J si ai-VQELX'-'?-wk-L Q 5 Q Q 'Airy if - , ,zf W .E'-,I, if --51 41.13, ' Egg! !v .3 f J ffm If '- is ,, 1 J, ! UW' . -yy 'W 5. -' iiifwii' x U Y, ',r M l and Son fcuugwt Brother James Daniel, princi- pal, thanked all of the Mothers for their fine cooperation dur- ing the year. He wished them and their sons the best of luck in the future. The mothers then presented him the Senior Mother's gift, a check for a thousand dollars. l Fatima' LEFT: President Roger Walsh CENTER: First Vice- President Ralph Morrell RIGHT: Second Vice- Presiclent George Pat- terson Over six hundred strong, the Fother's Club contributes much to school betterment. Through their various activities they remain the initial factor in raising funds for the build- ing program. The executive committee provides the incentive for these accomplishments and sees them through to their successful finish. fl 1 , - Gam Ram dowuel X J 'l,f.. , ff 'T-'J ,H --fi, .R -WA L 1,, -IJ P8 Simb- 'W' J- A5 'v S MW' A' ix P Q 1'-1. 'Q y. 'g-XL. '?3-' X' -- 'Q-Z2mw'7'7f31rg Q f I. Q N A A Q I ILF ,Nw,.IibA!,-IGI. ' f V -.4 ffl 'WW.J7fa 1.f t 1 Q A 'Q Y'-1 f +51 X g . ,, - ll, fl 'lf Q . ,J sl, V' 'F 4'0- f. 5-. ' .'5,' : v U H. 1 v .nc L Q 'Y-' gg , . 5 5. fc 5 ! , . 'iq A f 55 4 1 X, 1 ,A x ,. ,zzt-fly --gr 5837? 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