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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1964 volume:

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This is necessary to function with the times, we advance in systems texts, laboratories, laboratory techniques, as well as individual responses. Given these tools our pro- duct, the Graduate, will greet the world with great spiritual, mental 81 physical vitality. The confluence of this, we wish to outline as a theme in the 64 GUIDON C.B.C. On the Go. i 1 -K P-'Y 'I' - it will' W, eau, ' ' 'WP' 14 Km me of-:- E Wi K 3 L 11511 Q Eff was E 1:1 11 muh i ,NW msg 1 wr .m 'f H11 Decllcaho 1? W 7 ll C11 S111 gf? 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V Gary gets good advice from Brother ' Lawrence + Meditation by Retreat Master h , . . h . Austm enloys spmtuol recldmg peruod 'x QX Instruction in LL. Retreat 'Qin x,x ' 41 ,,. Chow time i, ,mx Under the guidance of excellent retreat masters, CBC students spend from two to three days in o refreshing and inspiring experience Time out for ploy Seniors waiting for confession Personol interview with Fother t 'P,, si Q. 5 ' , V V ,Az -14-. - - - -,-. . K .c ,-,ee - -T . r-.-nn-me-x'nf.np' 4 ' - . . - rs-dum 'H-V' ,, -. f-r l .Mk Q am , - 4 rf A -'Q - -1 ,wee 9, .:.,k- -. .-ms- , Q --..... , Legion of Mary v .4 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bro. Jerome Francis, Mike McNift, Pat Kelley, Bob Signorelli, Gil Roosmann, Tom Fitzgerald, George Brennan, Greg Holzhauer, Bill Craddock, Roger Browning. This year's Legion of Mary, under the direction of Bro. Jerome Francis and Mr. Joseph Power, has been one ot the least known yet most active organizations around C.B.C. Members of the Legion are required to attend a weekly meeting at which the rosary is recited, spiritual readings from the Legion handbook are heard, reports on the previous week's work are given, and assignments for the coming week are handed out. The Legion- naires' assignments include visiting hospitals, teaching religion to public school students, visiting homes for the aged, and various other works of Catholic Action. .,, B.B.V.C. Dedicated to vocation analysis, as a mar- ried mon, single, or in the religious order, the Blessed Benildus Vocation Club is in its twentieth year. Through the efforts of our moderator, Brother Jeffrey, great speakers have appeared before the group and given their directives and perspectives on various vocations. Attendance has seriously ham- pered the functions of this worthwhile or- ganization and we're sure the future will show a marked improvement. N'-...A Mike Mazzoni, Guest speaker Bro. Bernard Austin Tinsley Pete Bauer and moderator Bro Jeffrey Father Campbell speaks to the Bemldus Club concerning their vocation of marriage Tuesday's nights attendance breaks all records , vit ., at its it Cadets ioin Fr Motfin in the celebration of a Founders' Day MGH- ' Cadets at Prayer X f' iillllwilfllllglffl ' - 35? t ,ZlA . A M at ' ' lil? 1 L . -J Q JH ,F C' 5 We offer our gifts to God . . . God brings His gifts to us. s 'll Q 1 3 I . 1 JF! . f 9,0 I .ll 3, Father distributes Communion. Mothers' Club Installation. 10 .-l.-.-T- l Cllkrvru VMIJN L ' uuy Advertising pays off! Religious bull session. Two religion Texts coming up. n 2' Fine Point!! Brothers review Missa Lubci tape for advanced Taping the Chapel presentation. Religion course. sw' ,MA .A Time to get serious. 1 1 y r The Grotto or Vougirord. Moss of the Holy Ghost. ' 1-0 ' :- 1 K x 4 . Student body G1 Kennedy Moss '51 4 J x5a.k '- E FACULTY '1F ?i .-.Qs Y ff ,nrwiff -.ff 'sugfiifx 1222 II wi ,,!, i ,ilu s3?iE35is3?.W Emil: If I L I ,, , S , L 'E I I-LMI yvfiflffl H ' II' H 'I II --:few , 1 1-w:.:S:L2 M- 1 , x g ilzyliiggg BROTHER H. BALDWIN F.S.C.-M.Ed. St. Mcry'sg Principal, Moderator N.H.S. Administration BROTHER JAMES DANIEL F.S,C.-M.A. Loyola University, Director, Alumni Associa- tion, Religion IV. BROTHER K. WILFRED F.S.C. M.Ed. St. Mary's Assistant Principal, Typing, PX Stare, Admissions, X ' i i ls. . L . ..h, i .i.. FATHER ALBERS M.S.F. Chaplain. MR. D. C. WILCUTT M.A. St. Louis U. Assistant Principal, Current Events, Eco- nomic Geography, Intramurals, Typing, Basketball Coach. BROTHER LAWRENCE F.S.C. Retreat House Moderator. .xasfaw-.L .gerggz M K' ri' '- 2- . 'X 3 1, ..--'W' ' Q, -EQ-aux? ,A-vw, all Q-. .X xz'-it few Faculty BRO. MARK COLUMBAN F.S.C.-B.S. St. Mary's College Religion II, Religion III, Business Law, Eco- nomics. BRO. HENRY ALFRED F.S.C.-M.A. Univer- sity of Minnesota Algebra I, Aigebra II, Daily Bulletin, Student Lockers, Student Insurance. BRO. JEFFREY FRANCIS F.S.C.-B.A. St. Mary's College SMSG Intermediate Math, SMSG Senior Honors Math, Benildus Club, Math Dept. Chairman, Vocation Counsellor, Committee for Revised Curriculum. BRO. JEROME FRANCIS F.S.C.-B.A. Sf. Mary's College SMSG I, Trigonometry, College Algebra, Legion of Mary, Pep Club. 17 'mls H01-Y L- J fel I , ...fx ,. km .gr -ggmkle, BRO. JOSEPH F.S.C.-M.Ed. St. Mary's College Religion Ill, Library Instructions, Library Club, Fgfhers' Club Moderator. I I' mtv , I ll ,yliilgi Ili BRO. J. MICHAEL F.S.C.-M.A. DePaul University. Religion IV, Algebra II, Algebra I. 18 1? mx!!! BRO. I. JEROME F.S.C.-M.S. St. Louis University. Religion IV, Chemistry, Football Moderator. BRO. PATRICK JONATHAN F.S.C.-B.A. St. Mary's College Religion I, English II, English IV, Turret Moderator, Chess Club Moderator, Quill 8- Scroll Society Moderator. Cf ' J rx- 'Q BRO. PHILIP F.S.C.-M.A. St. Mary's College. Religion IV, Religion II, English IV, Student Council Moderator, Student Bank Moderator. BRO. RAYMOND F.S.C.-A.B. De Paul University. Religion II, Chemistry, Algebra I, Plane Geometry, Supervision of Maintenance. BRO. JEROME WILLIAM F.S.C.-B.A. St. Mary's College. Religion III, SMSG Geometry, SMSG Senior Honors Math, Basketball Moderator, Math Club Moderator. BRO. LUKE VIRGIL F.S.C.-B.A. St. Mary's College. Religion I, English I, English IV, Glee Club Director 81 Moderator, Guidance Dept. Jw -f Faculty MR. GERDMANN-B.A. Missouri University English ll, III, Reading l, Public Speaking I, Current Events, Foot- ball, Swimming. MR. GUALDONI-M.E. St. Louis University Guidance Director MR. BELL- B.A. Mexico City College Russian I - MR. HORGAN -M.A. St. Louis University Religion ll, International Relations, Soccer. MR. HOPPER-BA. Reading, England French I Zi , 5 assi.. fm 1 vi .1 ' M ' ,N m , v Y J v semi: A .. ,G A 2 Q Q! m fi' Z X.. MR. KINSELLA-M.A. WoshingTon U. MR. MAESTAS-M.A. Loyolo University Spanish I MR. MANN-B.S. St. Mcxry's College English 1, 3, Freshmon Football Coach, Asst. Varsity Bczsebuli Couch, ' '1' , ,. M ,games :G- MR. MCGRAW-B.A. Iowo Store MR. MATTHEWS-B.M.S. Sf. Louis Institute of Music Asst. Bond direcror, llll' HHH UNH my X 1 Qi, T w X 1 I I 0 0 CAPT. WILLIAM J. FORRELL PMS M I t Sr. Subiects I I G ry C FIRST SGT. JAMES P. ENGLAND Junior military instructor, Rifle Team Coach, Honor Guard Modera- tor, Color Guard Supervisor new -6' M.SGT. FRANK J. KAGEL Security Detachment Moderator, Grenadiers, Penalty detail in- structor. M.SGT. LEONARD J. KING Freshman military instructor, Physical training coordi- notor. SFC. RICHARD L. PETRY 25 Sophomore military instructor, Ross Lancers. Bursar 26 WALTER J. BURKE-Accountom, Manager Business Office J Office Staff MRS. JOAN K. POWER Business Office Receptionist i MRS. MARIE E, BUSH-Business Office Receptionist are I K 1 ' Jam. saw - A f I - . ' ' V .1 MRS. JESSIE L. MAXTED-Secretary to Principal, Registrar Off' St ff me MISS LEONA ZIELINSKI-Military Secretory, Mothers' Club Secre- tary, Fathers' Club Secretory MRS. CELESTE H. NEINER- Secretory to Brother Director 'W 27 V Y. .4 . , W it ff 5.5 ,,,., Y 4 .E Special Services Cdfeferid BILL onus -4 , 5 f7l,w X--. N ---- -. ri, 4 AV ,.:7,e7 q.,.,, -21232. Wg W-if ig-EEK, D :mwgb -- , ' - fs nal Egg! S 7' Z TM pig? EQ as iii W M 4 Kms ' eq 5 L ,. , gg m, igmwm Q-1, i '1 ' V Y k me ,A i Qs ,E -Q4 Egg 'S Q41 H we 'P nf' A111 -ffm V -1 lm W 'W fm-an am, ,LQ -mg - 1553 i L, . VW W f ' ' ' 599' , wack Y -N f Qi, i ' ffifwsf' 'Q my WW' MRL im ,Wim Q i i A me WW?aE'2?i22fm,-1 ' Q' I. 5 . ' . I 3 Wm' 55' ., . 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L ,.'L E -5 Company A LEFT TO RIGHT: 2nd Lt. Roger Browning, 2nd Lt. Mike Grady, Capt. Harry Oberktell, 2nd Lt. Tom Gibbons, 2nd Lt. Pete Bauer. Company B LEFT TO RIGHT: 2nd Lt. John Gilium, 2nd Lt. Tom Smith, Capt. Harry Vasquez, 2nd Lt. Tom Taszarek, Ist Sgt. Don Bussen. Company C LEFT TO RIGHT: 2nd Lt. AI Bosche, lst Lt. John Veatch, 2nd Lt. Dan Doerer, Ist Sgt. James Bannon. First Battalion Staff Usxt' ' gt- 6' .v -a-Tj,-4. ' J ., 4 4 ' . T .' , s , ' . ' I M . - . - -'r .Hn -,. 2' -4 5... .Q 2'-, '-R LV-'EBJT Chi, LEFT TO RIGHT: Capt. Gary Whitelock, Lt. Col. Jim Owens, 2nd Lt. Paul Siemer, Sgt.f Company D LEFT TO RIGHT: 2nd Lt. Rich Schroeder, 2nd Lt. Bob Combest, Capt. Joe Robinson, 2nd Lt. Mike Windler, Ist Sgt. Walter Boggemun. Company E LEFT TO RIGHT: 2nd Lt. Ed Rout- zong, 2nd Lt. Gene Grindler, Capt. Mark Slaten, 2nd Lt. Pete Kelemen, lst Sgt. John Barks. Company F LEFT TO RIGHT: 2nd Lt. Tom Ken- nedy, 2nd Lt. George Brennan, Capt. Mike Montgomery, 2nd Lt. Keith Scott, lst Sgt. Jim Reynolds. L: ,fa f T. 55 L A2 a ' - qi- Q, ,, X. i1.:..A .Tn Y- ...., ,.-..-M, Z' .?' T fl ...'.. 74, F! ...L JCI? . 2,.T.I,..i ? ,,.,.,. ,,,.. ...W 1 , xw...J . , J .1 4' A, -- --f f ff!--vga? H --- - Lnziiz.. I I I I LEFT TO RIGHT: Capt. Dennis Roach, Lt. Col. . Stsgzidiiimox, Ist Lt. .lack Julius, Sgt.lMai. i I Company I I I LEFT TO RIGHT: 2nd Lt. Ray Bossola, Capt. Don Reedy, Ist L1. Jim Rede, Ist Sgt. Gary Stift. Third Battalion COITIPCYIY G LEFT TO RIGHT: 2nd Lf. Joe Nenninger, 2nd Lf. Don DiPasco, Capt. John Hobold, 2nd Lt. Mike Rigden, 3rd LY. Bob Wilson, ls! Sgt. Bill Duncan. V 'T Jw H LEFT TO RIGHT: lst Sgt. Bob Manglesdorf, 2nd Lf. Tom Gutman, Capt. Don Bourne, 2nd Lt. Rick Bclducci, 2nd Lt. Ron Horvcnh. 37 f - , I l -ee f5tH1fIsf5ff 1 f l, Q f' ' X in V'if5!f557 l:i4 H G d This past year, the Honor Guard has represented CBC at several functions throughout r the city, including the Veiled Prophet parade. This group, under the command of Bob Grimm, works hard to attain perfection. 0 FRONT Left to Right McCormick Moak, Loraine, Daly, Michael. BACK, Left to Right: 0 , : , m Sgt. England, Parashak, Stift, Schoeder. Federal Inspection , i -.5 gs 5 I I V515 ' 5:1113 if 3-15 t.?iQ ,E -SiKi'wZz aa'2. .Tian-' I 9135 1 ' , 'j,:rf,4J 3- . Nw .iv ,-,Y 1 i ,k- A t w in .I ' A ' , if, 75? I ' 1 Q.. L s 1 in if? i v 4f.:ti.f,. L a,.M1i:' 5-3 I - r sf., 40,4 -ixvwf uf W Q4 t , Ju. , 43 if If 1. J ' WH, 3 E tt? K, 50 , gmt. mf., xiii 4' ffl ,., - 1 nf 4 1 . f, 1 U 1 I t e t ff V1 - ' a' ef . 5 I Jar fy ,f ,J Ig x .4 ' 1 ff lf' 'jf e' in it , 4. i 32 .if V ' I 1 Fa gw' .2, r- s- - - -. f t t -3 2-' 15, ' if U f 4,41 5' r x f ' J' V 1 ay ,an ' -1 i B35 s r , ' 3, ,p-Ne, -Z 5- iv . '15 .4 A. .rLf5.. :n I1 Thelnspecror reviews the Cadets. Each year the Corps of Cadets at C.B.C. is inspected for a military The CQde,s,ecdyfo,,.eVieW' Honor rating by a United States Army representative. The ROTC star worn on our uniforms is indicative of this Honor rating. C.B.C. has Maior Smith begins the inspection. Regimental Staff 1964. C.B.C. troops march to the parade field. ception of the military program. rnerited this rating every year, with the exception of two, since the in- .-,, .,.-.E,. ....-... ......vc.- .... -.- -1. -erwr.,-v -fe.-A--.r ,- -.:,...,.1 , B Lancers The Ross Lancers, one of C.B.C.'s two fine drill teams, is named after Col. Glenn Ross, the first P.M.S. at C.B.C. Under the leadership of Commander John Hobold, this year's unit performed capably at such events as the Fall Review, Spring Review, and the annual Federal Inspection. The Cadets' only pre- requisite is that they must be under 5'6 . The Lancers drill in squad formation and perform close order drill with all the exactness of a real military unit. LANCER OFFICERS: Mark Peckhamg John Giliumf Commander and Drill Instructor, John Hoboldg Ed Routzongg Walter Boggemang and Mike Windler. GRENADIER OFFICERS: Tom Taszarekg Bob Combestf Commander, Richard Knox, Dennis Roach, Jim Anderson. Grenacliers Look north, south, east and west, the Elzear Grenadiers are best! These words convey the pre- cision of the rifle drill team named after Brother Elzear, the Director of C.B.C. when the military program was inaugurated. Membership in this unit is restricted to upper classmen, 5'6 in height, with superior military bearing. These cadets, under the leadership of Richard Knox, have shown exceed- ingly great proficiency in rifle drill at the Fall Review, Spring Review, and Federal Inspection. . x 'ix tk Fir Q -' ' t lj FRONT ROW: Slaten, Anth, Risinger, Niebling, Fox, Neff, Urban, Salinas Flemming, Louis, Greene, Bayless. SECOND ROW: Ryan, Puszkar, Siegrist, Kelley, Duetschmann, Taylor, Keenoy, Gale, Miller, Laden- decker, O'Brien, Anzalone. THIRD ROW: Biller, Bradley, Ralston, Heitz- ler, McNiff, Ridolfi, Raichart, Bausano, Koetting, Fucaloro, Murray. 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W f Q S125 1 Q , q- 1 K ,A 4,-U w 'X' yt.- .,-. . ll v., if CP-.2 0.- 457' x 'Qu WE Q-5.12.-.5 N vw X t-. T 6 9 E, in K, 5 A l x 3 A 4 , l ntl' ' P 0 SUE ARNOTT Academy of the Sacred Heart PEGGY BAUER Academy of The Notre Dame DONNA CASTELLI Cor Jesu Academy MARY FRANCES CUDDIHEE Notre Dame High School CHRIS CYMBALA St. Anthony's High School 44 ftfll' if Q' rejfefel ' i T. H. get lf.. PAT BARRY St. Mark's High School ANNIE CARROLL City House C.B.C.'s 1963-64 Representatives Each of the sixteen all-girl schools in the greater St. Louis Area annually sends its top repre- sentative to C.B.C. This is one of the highest honors a school can bestow on a girl. She is elected by her classmates for qualities of personality, charm, academic leadership, moral character, and service to her school. Final approval of the classes' selection is made by each schooI's principal. The reps are escorted by the cadet officers to the school's social functions throughout the year. They are as much a part of the regiment as the cadet officers themselves. Rank is conferred at LA PROMENADE MILITAIRE after an election by the Cadet officers. An insignia of rank is presented to each representative during the coronation ceremony. As ca finale to their reign they are escorted with all pomp and ceremony at the Spring Review. f ii' l g:.5Q,L, 4721 ,ICI TERRY NOVARA ROSATI-KAIN HIGH SCHOOL DIANE PARKER INCARNATE WORD ACADEMY NI V x Q3 I s Imnuulnhm PE R PR BARBARA HARMACK XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL KAY KINKER ST. ELIZABETH ACADEMY MARY ANN MC ELROY URSULINE ACADEMY Q 6 1 X X I V Ay Illllm I WWII: CHERYL WALKER ST. ALPHONSUS ROCK HIGH SCHOOL PAT WREN ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION JUDY ZINK NERINX HALL 45 I ' fv- TOPRIGHT:1st Battalion, Barb Harmack. 2nd Battalion, Chris Cymbala. 3rd Battalion, Mary Fran Cuddihee. Regimental X.O., Susie Arnott. SECOND ROW: Retiring Queen, Mary Beth Schmid. Rank Bearer. Scroll Bearer. Crown Bearer. THIRD ROW: Arch awaits entrance of Queen. Mary Ann McElroy escorted by Colonel Fairchild. Appraisal from the balcony. 46 TOP LEFT: Cadets and their dates view coronation. Tracy Beckette, M.C. Honored guests enioy the Militaire. SECOND ROW: Co. A, Pat Barry. Co. B, Annie Carroll. Co. C, Diane Parker IMissingl. Co. D, Pat Wren. Co. E, Terry Novara. THIRD ROW: Co. F, Donna Castelli. Co. G, Cheryl Walker. Co. H, Kay Kinker. Co. I, Judy Zink. Band, Peggy Bauer. I' f N , if Q , tv w z- xgrv K. , r- f an.. Pl .lr ff K wb ,Q 1 'Qi v.-, ' , MO. I. l' www .,k1 Military Moments 'magna Gentlemen, there will be o spot quiz immediately Let's hurry and start our revolt. after this formation. See Surge, no ponies! Anyone looking for one of these? After this keep thot pocket buttoned! And after we get these firing pins in I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I Iil,fQLi79f f.. . 'sim ACTIVITIES '63-'64 Student Council KT: SEATED, Left to Right: Tom Taszarek, Treasurer, Tom Ken- nedy, Secretary, Austin Tinsley, President, Paul Siemer, V. President, Pete Bauer, Corn. of Scholarship. STANDING: Mike Haddon, Com. of Student Activities, Mike White, Corn. of Publications, Dave Fairchild, Com. of Military Affairs, John Devoto, Com. of Athletics, Rich Mier, Com. of Finance. 1 ym L, if J fziesgszssixfw fa W :Hs The T963-64 Student Council, under the direction of Brother Philip, moderator, and Austin Tinsley, president, has much to its credit at the end of the 1963-64 school year. Many extracurricular activities were sponsored by the council and through and through its aid some curricu- lar activities were kept in operation. In addition to their activity and sponsorship, the SC has acted as a voice for the student body in school affairs, effecting changes of varied magnitude. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rich Mier, Dave Fairchild, Chairman, Pete Bauer, Bill Craddock. Seniors LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Bannon, Alfred Bosche, Joe Nenninger, Bob Combesf, Don Reedy, Jim Noyes, Tom Wine, Mike Mclzzoni, Jack Kilker, Dan Larrigan, Harry Oberkfell. - Juniors LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Gilbert, Paul Ma- loney, Marla Keaney, John Hess, Gil Roosmann, Tim Morrell, John Remark, Bill Craddock, Leo Trice. Sophomores LEFT TO RIGHT: Stan Rozonski, Pat Noonan, Dave Lucier, Dan Rigby, Gene Tinsley, Williard Ross, Jack Lewis, Torn Hutchison, Tom Quirk, Joe Puszkar. Freshmen LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Griffith, Leonard Inchiostro, Dennis Greene, Donald Cun- ningham, Wayne Nenninger, Greg Car- rol, Rich McCormick, Dennis Riesmeyer, James Bruno, John Goldkamp. 51 National Honor Society T-0 W ii Bauer Blakey Doerer iii' a-fav it T52 The National Honor Society was established to honor com- mendable qualities of leader- ship, service, scholarship and character. This elite group is limited to less than the top ten percent ofthe senior class. It is the highest honor a cadet can achieve during hisyearsatCBC. Although membership cannot be attained until senior year, preparation begins with the freshman year to develop the qualities needed to merit mem- bership. Grady Fairchild Hobold Kennedy Knox Mazzoni Oberkfeld Montgomery Owens Rede Rigclen Siemer Steiling Tinsley Weniger Whitelock gill nn egnrrull 3nutn1timmlBnnunrpS ti1rl5iBll Sllwnl Juumzlisls TWP T so 1 -cl saw ,Y .- -fi? The Quill and Scroll is an in- ternational organization tor up- perclassmen who have demon- strated superiority in the field of iournalism. The requirements for this coveted honor society are: The candidate must be in the upper third of his classp he must have done a considerable amount of work onthe Turret or Guidon or bothg his application must be approved by the publi- cation's moderator. Combest Grandcolas Gutmann Hobold Nenninger Reedy Steiling Siemer Taszarek 53 .413-' ' i.-5'-4 -E l L4 U: lllffet if w lntellectual cadets malcemove to chess A new extra-curricular activity that- has found its way onto our campus is the chess club, formed for-the 'many students who enjoy the game but have had no one to compete with. Juniors and seniors are playing the game of wits before school and some are in- dulging in the game after school. The Bank is open longer continues to expand One of the most active of the many groups under the control and the su- pervision of your Student Council is the Student Loan Association of Christian Brothers College, Th i s Bank is unique in that it is the first successful Student Loan in the United States, operated by and for the use J ' is 'l ' E il - ' - 6 l Vol. 38. No. 3 Christian Brothers College, St. Louis, Mo. 63ll7 December 20, I9b3 Ql.,..lIfe, nj, -N . ' X f. -r . L-li. 'ffl T' ' 'iz we -- . ,-in A -' ill ' Z -, l lie, so . . . 4 . . . ix 1 w. , . . , if sf-A. lg li sp -- ii. 1 'r , fl-'ff V Elf 2 . M w 1 Q V J , X. riff 4 M iff? A ' 9 -til ' ' - ff ' 4. .ts fr g, .' - . A - l . nk Cadets put best toot forward on Armistice Day CBC's marching units represented the school during the Armistice Day festivities, and as usual they made an excellent impression. The Honor Guard, with 16 of their members. took part in a Requiem High Mass at Immaculate Conception Church. The Honor Guard stood at attention around a decorated casket, which represented all of the deceased veterans of foreign wars who gave their lives for our country. The pas- tor congratulated the Honor Guard for participating in the memorial ser- vice, and sent a letter to the military department expressing his thanks. The Grenadiers, also made a fine impression when they marched in a Veterans of Foreign Wars Parade downtown Monday afternoon. The Grenadiers were only able to take four cars that were 'really packed! They marched 21 blocks during the parade. A two star general commented that the marching unit looked very im- pressive, which is quite a compli- ment. Both units deserve our compliments and congratulations on the fine show- ing they made, after the many long. hours of practice they spent in prepa- ration for such occasions. - monday atter school, you're partially co our halls, but there is definitely someone members of the 1963 CBC glee club. -Like many organizations around school gone a great number of chan both directorship and policies major change which has occurr year was -the changing of dir Brother Luke Virgil replacer Jeanette Shishka. In order to u greater number of membe g'ee club changed its meeting They now practice during the periods in our Fine Arts B across Clayton Road, An ideal glee club should havl '70 members, lt shou'd be cap singing many diverse types oi as well as being adaptive to changes, When asked how this glee c'ub compared to a fu club, Brother Luke replied, Al we're not as large as we should be, we're moving quite rapidiy towards our goal. By the end of the year we should be very good. This year's glee club is singing popular and classical music. Many soloists and other small groups are showing promise and talent. For add- ed enjoyment, one of two quartets is practicing hootenanny type music. The g'ee club has already completed a program at St. Mai-y's Hospital. Many more programs and appearances have been planned, They've sung at the Mothers' Club Christmas Party Moderator, Tom Taszarek, Editor-in-Chief, Mike Montgomery, Buzz Steiling. Absent, Mike Grandcolcls. FIRST ROW: Jim Walsh, Bob Combest, Joe Nenninger, Bro. Patrick, We the students of CBC, are the proud possessors ,ot one of the finest high school publications in the greater St. Louis area- Tl'le Turrett . Its excellent balance of news, features, sports, and student views, keeps the student body well informed on games, organizations, activities, and social events. Congratulations go to Tom Taszarek and his editors tor continuing the Turret tradition in l963-64 and for keeping this iournalistic publication in tune with the students and faculty ot CBC. GLEE CLUB PERFORMS at Mothers' Club and go caroling in hospitals and de- partment stores, In the spring, the glee club is going to sing at their annual spring concert and at Font- bonne College, One of the major pro- grams being p'anned is our show at Kiel. This year it will be presented with the girls of St. .loseph's Aca- demy. All in all, the glee club again promises to be a credit to the school. In any event it's going to be a busy year for our glee club. hristmas Party. ln This Issue: Kennedy Editorial Pago! mam. Football Final it Pages 7-8 1 Mrs. Fern O'Neal, Moderator, Lay- out Director and literary referee '64 Guiclon Staff i N af , ly! ll- r l., :im ' l QQ 1 . f a.g,f?4.. . 4i,,q1S,f y -Q A ,fix 'II T 5.55 R ll . were f i, fn SEATED, Left to Right: Dave Givens, picture proportions, Tom Kennedy, good willy John Hobold, faculty editor, Tom Gutman, photo editor, Paul Siemer, copy editor, Mike Grandcolas, sports editor, Don Reecly, activity editor, Bob Grimm, typing, SECOND ROW: Joseph Lammering, Tom Casey, typingg James Sullentrop, Gil Roosmang Eugene Grindler, typing, Rich Franck, Ron Biller, Tim Connelly, Rich McGregor, MISSING, John Broeckelmann, class editor. if in ll yi Ml' ff' E li !. 5 1 , J 1 ,J f ly I v . :' , Q, LI ,SE 1 X W ,xx - fha.: .R V l Qiilf ' N 7:1 wi ga. J i ,,s, , , it i it it l M ,L 4f.,i,,,,g v.',,,,J-is A rf my ' l N 1 J 'VE -, I iff W .mf Y My - , 1 i Zi A small portion of the staff pose for an action shot of a work session. Needless to say, all is not as orderly when the work is actually ground out! 55 Student Bank T j i gs- n ' ' 56 SEATED: Paul J. Siemer, Bob Combest, Tom Taszarek, President, Harry Oberkfell, Gary Whitelock, Joe Nen- ninger. STANDING: Roy Duperret, Dan Holland, Pat Byrne, Rich Mier, Tom Casey, Rich Fox, Mark Peckham, Mike Genovese. The Student Bank was organized seven years ago to provide the students of C.B.C. with a quick, inexpensive means of obtaining cu small loan. Since then the Bank, which is the only one of its kind in the country, has con- tinually shown its success in terms of both service to the school, and profits paid to its stockholders. The doors of the bank are open every day after classes offering the student body an unequallecl opportunity to make use of its assets. Harry Oberkfell and Tom Casey give a loan to John Hobold :-.Mu I' Q A Library Club 4- 1 n K! .JJ-1 1 ' ,, Vim h,,,,QJll'i:! ,,, ,,1,, 5-W-,i,5,Ii ' - A , i ,!.,.,,, ,rf Ja gifvf' ' I 'Zh .J i - 2- ii 2 4' -' -1-,i ' Messire, ii , E Il l ,..,....--- . TOP ROW: J. P. Flynn, Skwira, Cook, Bakai, Brendel, Peters, BOTTOM ROW: Gil- bert, Gilium, Cahill, Fank, Mason, Br. Joseph, Unge, Biller, Miller, Flynn. . -llfsitiif' lim Ji, 2253 i ,, l i, 'V ,i4l ',ie-i J i,..': A -. . iivrmirw iv, wiv r yi iii , i , Q , ., i i ,,., .i,,, , ii ,, ,,M,, ,-1 V. l 1 i ll, ,, 8 2 I 1 W 'i, x,' feiiei i, i i ,izi ,,,,,, N ie.-f , .- li iii gl sf, - .,ff' 2::a'. 'L I-,lf M il ' jj L1 1.4 , 1,131 1 lx 58 'i Vg. lv - rwiy i fre: j'1g.iV-'jfif i,-imply F is , gif, i, - ii ...W in ii 'I ll, Xi, 1 williiilm' W 5' 4 'c 5 . I I I I I I . ff , V: 1 I ii - 5 - g , i--,W ' 1 ' ' ei, . ' i ii ,Mfg 'i,,ii,, f'35: 91,1 xl, Qi ,,, ,sig ., ,, ,, Mt. 1, W ,, , 'Peg i ii, ,,, ..,,, ,,.s.,,,,,. ..,,.,,,.,-,ggi it it izir,W.:,,i nm ,,,-,,,JgQ:,gii- it it it ,ii X , th--,mlm ,, i., ,M i Q ' i Ll i M The Library Club functions as Cl maintenance crew for the repairing and distribution of our books, as well as cataloguing them by subject matter. New quarters now house our open shelf facilities. This group also attends seminars which review current books and offer suggestions for more modern Library methods and service. , . Chess Q Club TOP LEFT: S. Bielsmith, D. Givens, R. Grimm, D. Holland, J..Oyvens, T. Smith, Br. J Patrick Jonathan, J. Booth, NR. Dickermcm, T. Burkurd,.P. Humacher, P. Kelly, R. Browning. CENTER ROW: J. Culluhon, M. O'DonneIl, G. Frcnz, R. O'Hecrn, P. Hor- Tig, M. Peters, R. Henclel, J. Timmerberg. FRONT ROW: T. Flynn, K. Smith, G. Casey, T. Ryon, D. Murrqy, R. Vorris, M. Boehm. J 59 Concert Band The C.B.C. band has been for many years a symbol of the high standard of the school in both fields of military and culture. The band, under the direction of Mr. Fred Eckels has performed for the public on numerous occasions from the Veiled Prophet parade to football games and military functions. The concert band on the other hand holds several concerts throughout the year giving Cadets and the public the highest caliber of enter- tainment. Seniors Boka, Mark Delegman Dwyer, Arthur Gablesburger, T. Galaris, Raymond Holzhauer, G. House, Kenneth lmig, Daniel Knopf, William Mier, Thomas Millard, William McNiff, Michael Noyes, James Peckham, Mark Reed, Garry Schroeder, T. Thies, Charles Wellinghoff, E. Weniger, Charles Zahra, Raymond Juniors Buyrn, L. M. Cadice, V. Carron, W. J. Cradock, W. B. Daly, R. Doran, T. Faschnat, R. C. Fisher, R. L. Frierdich, R. Gilbert, L. Hudson, F. lmig, D. Karsten, T. Lane, J. Lundergan, M. Melville, D. Michael, K. Maloney, P. Rogers, J. W. Skwira, R. A. Speciale, G. J. Mier, R. J. Simpson, D. W. Moll, J. J. Kettler, J. Ross, B. Strothkamp, D. Uhlhorn, J. Sophomores Freshmen Beilsmith, Steven Clark. A- Bell, Lloyd Doerer, J. M Benear, David Doerr, D. C. Berenc, Michael Gilbert, F. Bolfing, Brad Goldman, A. Brock, John Grasser, J. Burgess, Roland Harder, K. Bradley, A. J. Kilper, J. Cain, James Mahoney, K. Eddie, Richard Merritt, E. Flynn, Michael Mier, R- Giamarino, Charles Piper, T- Haynes, Michael P0VlCl1, B- Holland, Daniel Reynolds, P. Kelly, Patrick Textor, G. King, w, Wahl, J. Kulungowski, M. 285, 5- Maloney, Patrick Miner, Leo Moore, T. Pavlick, Joseph O'Hearn, R. Sanders, Edward Schaeffer, M. Stahl, Tim Wohlgemuth, T. Yuan, P. Marching Band performs at Fall Review l -PQ! 0 Marching Band er in fl .L. SP4 Y., l Band plays National Anthem before football game ,I -Q FA 1.4, A.,--'I 4 -, , XL,-'LJ-.g '5ag2?,j?-?Iv ' . ' . f:,N-,i..14.:,XE1a,::z+5h-f - h ' ,- ff, . . .. l , , ,, ,... 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R '- N' 6 - . 1 si :li 'T-il, :ui 'T .1 'uf ' , als, -1' ins x Pep Club This year's Pep Club has experienced its finest and most active year. Each football game was spotlighted by satiri- cal pre-game posters decorative signs, pre-game stunts, climaxecl by betterethan-everscheering. Everyone will readily agree that cheering at both football games and basketball games was tops. Thanks to the greater spirit and enthusiasm installed in the student body by the Pep Club, the boys wear- ing the Purple and Gold often played beyond their capabil- ity in bringing victory to CBC. 'Q FRF ,, - Wifi . C95 Academy Appointments FRONT ROW: Francis Allhoff, Mike Grady, Austin Tins- ley, Dennis Dugan. SECOND ROW: J. Veatch, Joe Robin- son, Carl Steiling, AI Kennebeck. This year C.B.C. received many great honors. Among them, C.B.C. was graced with more scholarships and academy ap- pointments than ever before in the history of the school. The members of the class of '64 received 8 academy appointments and 25 scholarships to various institutions of higher learning throughout the country, ranging from partial tuition to full tuition, room 8. board. Scholarship Winners FRONT ROW: Ray Zahra, Charles Weniger, Dennis Elking, Francis Allhoff, Don Usselman, Mike Grandcolas, Paul Schaya, Harry Oberktell, Dennis Dugan. SECOND ROW: At flag, Tom Gutmann, Bill Mantia, Joe Nenninger, Pete Kelemen, Mike Grady. Tom Kennedy, Austin Tinsley, Paul Siemer. THIRD ROW: Joe Robinson, Al Kennebeck Jim Rede, Keith Scott, Rick Balducci, J. Veatch, Carl Steiling. ABSENT: Gene Grindler. ,f ff.. . Q . fl . .2 v 'Ns if ' X l l Tracy Beckette performs an autopsy on o cancerous laboratory rat Harry Oberkfell measures mammary tumors on a live lab rat .f1?frf4e:'fj F Cancer Research The cancer research program of C.B.C. was initiated four years ago by Brother Luke Stephen. Since then it has flourished, offering to its participants invaluable experience in the field of Medical Research. The proiect is being subsidized by grants to Washington University and is generously supervised by Dr. Falls B. Hershey, Dr. James Nelson, Brother Jeffrey Anselm, and Miss Gloria Johnson. This year three stu- dents are participating in the proiect which is designed to investigate the effects of mammary cancer in rats. The work they do is original research and is being used in correlation with the research being done by Dr. Hershey at Washington University. Besides doing the laboratory work the students are required to prepare reports periodically and also to enter an exhibit in the St. Louis Science Fair. Mike Rigden examining breast tissue of rat pelts 65 'V Father and Son Ban uet Sii Col. Fairchild discusses father-son relationships Glencoe Choral Club entertains fathers and sons K Qlbl ,X I A fa ? if QT ' :xv V! , . . iiH ,g3.t iff? X 1 X- i W V' 1 A Q 1 S 'B . ' ., mmfrv--sf '- , , .-,,.,: .. ,, -i ' f ' pu .wnmwxxyxxxxxxxxfxxxxyxxxxxg-W x: , .gfifiikf ER T!-I T-,L I :Q -. ' f xnxx Xwixqttm X X' ' Q x.'.'MxTin.' ' fn. I. ,. ' f 'f . 'V M N 1 -ck xxQ1kcf'WxNgEff?J: 5ii?l 5 1 ' . 2 '-A A' 2 ' T A xg ,- 4 ,r Xl: x'0 RMT '-,-'- M , , l , 'f 'aj X H nf E' , Q A .3 x 3 fe -P' X Q s ,A 'A 'E-x 1, .XT M 3 ig' 1 M V ugh 5 A .5 H, - .dll N K V . ' I iff I I' A - q I 1 '41 ' , , P 35, h Z: - ' 1 , l, Q. .A i a 3 , - I V Q , -ff' r i ig lg: 1 I 1 .. L 1, . X In x Q ts -. Q? It , V, K, A .J .1 L :Yew -N Frfif- 4 ... MODERATOR Brother James Daniel, F.S,C, C.B.C. Alumni Association What is the CBC Alumni Association doing? l. Working hard to increase its membership. Officers: Sam Duggan, President, Bart French, Vice-President, Tom Geraghty, Secretary, and Ron Flori, Treasurer lfor the past eleven yearsl, planned and carried out an excellent Alumni Banquet at Le Chateau. Everyone enjoyed himself, but all the members expressed regret that only ten per cent took part in this annual event. 2. Showing its loyalty by participating in CBC activities and supporting its expansion. 3. Helping other boys through CBC. Eight boys are currently receiving financial aid from the CBC Alumni Association through the generous gifts of many members. 4. Carrying the good name of CBC to many corners of the U.S. Proud of ll3 year heritage and the education they received at CBC, they spread the news abroad. ALUMNI OFFICERS: President Mr. Samuel Duggan, Vice-Pres. Mr. Bart French, Secy. Mr. Tom Geroghty, Tres. Mr. Ron Flori, C.B.C.'s Mothers' Club pr 7 FRONT ROW Bro James Daniel, Mrs. Slaten, Mrs. Greffet, Mrs. Hennenhoefer BACK ROW Mrs. Diestlkamp, Mrs. Bosche, Bro. V27 rv'- MODERATOR: Brother Henry Baldwin, F.S.C. f N i, xxg-QM :qQN95'x ' .f. 'Q J I , .Q lr 1 Banquet Thanks to the hard work of Mrs. Morrell cmd Mrs. Thomas, he annual Mother-Sons' Ban- quet was again ci huge success. Held at the Louis IX Room, it offered a festive evening for all. Mrs. Isabelle Schroeder and Mrs. Catherine Bussen, Chairmen of the Senior Mothers' project presented Brother James Daniel, Direc- tor, with a check for Sl,0OO. CENTER LEFT, Mrs. Morrell, Chairman of Mother and Senior Sons' Banquet. Mrs. Bussen presents the check from the Senior Mothers' proiect to Bro. Daniel. LOWER LEFT, You have our complete attention as of this minute. Cadet David Fairchild speaking for senior sons at the Mother and Senior Sons' Banquet. r and Senior Sons' if I ii , - -1 V , T 3' -A ' ' A ' ' lf if -4 fx V if A A -t 2 U. nk . fi. I at w . X -' f eg, 'kim is W , U I . 2' . .. ,M Speakers' table festooned with garlonds and fruit salad-supreme lf' ii P? A - I ,iz 7 y x E Q ' 'W F ,- '11 - h 1 'WW n '.gL v, ffl ,x f .. Z L- V I fr ' ' wx ' 45 ,Tx , wf :f N: Q A? 6 5 'F ' 'IAA' gieim !!'Sl!?? VP? Pep-Rdlly Steve Clayton and SOCIC HOP Joan Webb Drop in 71 .Sr ' Hp. isis 'f 72 .A 11. ug: ' ' N mi, .. uw f-if 13 J 1 f 'J,M??'.l SPORTS ILLUSTRATED 1 C.3. i id it Ends 3rd U nbeaten ason FIRST ROW: Don Usselmann, John Barks, Dan Larrigan, Keith Scott, Austin Tinsley, Rick Balducci, Pete Kelemen, Jack Veatch, Charlie Weniger, Jim Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Ken Duebelbeis, Rich Thomas, Larry Lombardo, Mike Morrell, Mike O'Rourke, Mike Grady, Tom Witte, Paul Siemer, Gary Whitelock, Dewey Crump, Jim Rede. THIRD ROW: John Hess, John Moll, Bill Thorne, Marty Korte, Leo Darrow, Jack Kilker, John Devoto, Mike Haddon, Mike Burke, Torn Fitzgerald, Terry Michler, Andy Orf. FOURTH ROW: Mike Giumbarda, Rich Boedeker, Jack Ortbal, Jerry Clancy, Steve O'Rourke, Dennis Donley, Bill Davis, John Remark, Mark Keaney, Bill Cramer, Sal DiCarlo, Fran Cusamano, Gary Drewing. FIFTH ROW: Gene Tinsley, Joe McCarthy, Bill Kallaos, Tom Hauser, Rusty Rodden, Mgr., Mike Grandcolas, Mgr., Ass't Coach Denny Staub, Head Coach Jack Kersting, Ass't Coach Bill Gerclemann, Dan Merritt, Mgr., Bill Belcher, Mgr., Dan Rigby, Steve Jonas, Tom Quirk, Tom Hutchison. CBC'S 1963 Football Team on The Go! Presented with a great challenge, the 1963 Football Team came through, and did the iob. Before the season, most people felt that this was the year the bubble would break, we had one of the smallest teams, we had less talent as a group, and we had the pressure of keeping alive one of the area's longest and most respected win- ning streaks. Every team was up for us, some teams had only one goal in mind for their season, that was to beat C.B.C. We plowed through McKinley, McBride, Vianney, Quincy, Helios and Assumption. We had some close ball games with DeAndreis, Beaumont and S.L.U.H., but when the GOING GOT TOUGH, THE TOUGH GOT GOING and we came out NO. 1. ln the goal line stand against S.L.U.H. in which we repelled the JR. BILLS for 8 downs 74 within their own 20 yclrdline, the 1963 team did the iob it was presented with. A major factor in our success was the fine leadership given to us by Coaches Kersting, Gerdeman and Staub. Mr. Kersting and his staff taught us to be great players of the game of football and great players of the game of life. They showed us the value and rewards of sacrifice and hard work. They taught us, do everything in a NO. 1 way, to be a the NO. 1 team. The coaches strove to make us good, aggressive players on the field, and quiet, polite gentlemen off the field. We hope we can accomplish both. This team was the finest coached team in the Golden Era, and one of the top Football Teams at C.B.C. .. - IA l Il I-QM ,, ,-Tn The Mouse lifts a poss ogoinst S.L.U.H. Duke Carlisle dives for four Ook and Juggers put the clampers on o Jr. Bill. Austin gets by Hahn, but . . . The Nose puts c toe to if. I- 31: ,Seg?g?m Qi 5 X Xie 0 004005 'so- ABOVE: Coaches Denny Stcub, Jock Kersting Bill Gerdemann LEFT: Co-Captain Rick Bolducci End BELOW: Co-Captain Austin Tinsley HB CBC 32 25 16 I4 26 53 33 33 7 OPPONENT McKinley O DeAndreis 7 Viunney O Beaumont 6 Helicns 0 McBride 7 CB of Quincy 20 Assumption 7 St. Louis 0 Eff A Y , ..v f' -pf'-,..ov' 13 ,,.--' f 11- 1 ,e as lg iQ :VC ,ASQ Q N Ken Duebelbeis C Rich Thomas Keith Scott . fix HB T T K 'i .-xx Q a Don Larrig anC Larry Lombardo G Jim Rede fl? - -K 1' ' vffwt Tix XY' 'vo E X T riff .-y A! . 1-' .39 1 255: w r xi-kg Charlie Weniger G 1190 vi TMJ ri ff'X i ,L T fie- ' , iff- L f T' TF. FROM BOTTOM, Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Mike Flynn, Tom Etzkorn, Tim McEvoy, Don Wynn, Rich Knoll, Tony Larrigan, Bob Ondr, Paul Rotermund, Mike McKee, Chuck Cramer, Greg Ortyl. SECOND ROW: John Brock, Tom Hauser, Tom Hutchison, Dave Unland, Tom Fox, Ray Neiner, Mark Vogel, Tom Fuegner, Ron Baeumker, Tom Hunt, Phil Kavanaugh. THIRD ROW: Coach Fran Martin, Manager Rusty Rodden, Jim Doherty, Rich Sienkiewicz, Dave Gilbertsen, Tony Georges, Steve Jonas, Dclrryle Smith, Bob Suntrup, Den Boles, Manager Den Davis, Bob Regelski. FROM BOTTOM, Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Mark Patton, Gerry Combs, Rick Reidel, Tom Shine, Do ve Woll- brink, Bob Olsen, Joe Grasser, Craig Wilhelm. SECOND ROW: Joe Bussmann, Dan Jacuzzi, Paul Reynolds, Jack McDonald, Chuck Gilbert, Mark Dufner, Roger Cerny, Mike Bezdek. THIRD ROW: John Dugan, Carl Kossmeyer, Som DiCarlo, John Knoten, Bill Garesche, Rory Teich,,Victor Cartier. FOURTH ROW: Manager Ron Heitzler, Manager .lim Graff, Manager Bill Merritt, Dave Krueger, Dave Ryan, Tom Stein, Kevin Boles, Tom Balazy, Couch Leo Mann, Coach Bob Benben. l i so The 1963-64 Basketball Team had its ups and downs this season. lts ups were a 10-1 record during the early part ofthe cam- paign.Thiswashighlighted by a fine second place showing in the Normandy Christmas Tournament. lts downs were aneightgame losing streak which in the eyes of many uniustly di- minished the glow of the team's earlier achieve- ments. This teamwas much better than its 1.3-11 rec- ord might indicate be- cause some tough breaks and a lack of confidence during the losing streak proved to have taken an unfortunate toll on the overall record. This year's co-captains were Joe Robinson and Jack Flem- ing. The Fans Action Team Kiel LEFT TO RIGHT, First Row: Jack Wahl, Carl-Steiling, Terry Purcell, Joe Herbst, Don Usselman, Mike McBride. Second Row: Mgr. Bill Belcher, Mike Grandcolas Mgr., Jim Healey, Rick Balclucci, Jack Fleming, Joe Robinson, Tom Murphy, Jerry Furst, Greg Mess, Coach D. C. Wilcutt, CBC Opp. 62 St. Mary's 56 58 C. B. Quincy 35 72 Chaminade 58 65 Ladue 54 88 Augustinian 62 Normandy Tourney 73 Webster 63 58 DeAndreis 55 59 McCluer 49 59 Ritenour 65 61 Southwest 48 65 Chaminode 56 37 Sumner 51 36 St. Louis 49 46 Wood River 60 DeAndreis Tourney 48 DeAndreis 56 56 Assumption 58 48 St. Louis 65 52 Beaumont 71 46 Rockhurst 51 57 De La Salle 52 43 DeAndreis 45 69 Hancock 66 72 Vianney 55 State Regional 43 Webster 52 81 . 1' ,Q A -9 Via' 1 F 5 15 e f wif Ma E . 5 rr 59 .5 , ',1' wwf ie LC Y V' rg NQ xg ur' fo A ...X 4 1+ b x A L 1 -gg 5 I 'E 3' X yn- ii' A .gjfa 1 ' 3 9 , 5 J 41 ff D fig' , X N lf- - XX 7 5,311-ii-?x . A ,M Q Rs3Of.. - j 2 7' '- , ,Ig Q' -b:'?3a 14' 3453? til - v N H BQ ES? QWTNX v W, i . fs MV? A . Xt . A 1 '32, A in ff' S E If 'A b '- ' 5 E 1 ,,vu is-4 1 ' ' I, , . , ,- 'Vu-a xvlt 1 4 08' X M ' .1 Lf W4 gg J A if Rick drives ogoinst SLUH at W.U. Witt Jock Wohl in oction 'T 'Fi- 51-14-7:15 ': 5721 5 H4-'lm ll MH :Egg new F-f1'4'k'Lfi :ff-FH :a. ,, En? if 4 ff? - . 11, 5 11:1-E 11151294- wwf? WIS! iL1l-1142 E1'1'f was PSTN asjijyxi-11 I5 - i rj:-1-.:-II: ',?I3 '? 553657. P5-'IF rs-sg 757 , E1i:43-2 114153: i'2? 'L': Effie? Joe Robinson stretches for rebound against Wood River CEC 40 B Team BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Willard Ross, Gerry Hennen- hofer, Mark Selby, Don Johnson, Mike Giumbarda, Tom Fuegner, Jim Kesting, Manager Jim Keenoy. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Coach John Findley, Rick Reichert, Tom Judge, Phil Wolf, Ralph Fagin, Bob Schnietz, Orv Goerger, Manager Tim Gaffney. B's Impressive Record Good Omen for Future CBC Vianney McBride St. Mary's Augustinian Dubourg Mercy McBride Vianney St. Mary's Dubourg St. Thomas Aquinas Chaminade Chaminade S.L.U.H. IICII T llcl ll Opp. 38 32 38 46 28 26 34 29 46 31 48 47 31 39 edfh s Turn in 'I3-I Record! CBC Opp St. Mary's C.B. Quincy Chaminade Ladue Augustinian Southwest Chaminade Sumner St. Louis Wooclriver Assumption Beaumont St. Louis DeAndreis Hancock DuBourg Vianney Normandy BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Sal DlCarlo, Mark Patton, Bill Merritt, Carl Kossmeyer, Len Wirrich, Dave O'Neil, Jim Gert- kin, Mgr. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Robert Christian, Pat Corkery, Mgr., Gerry Combs, Con Hough, Bob Brennan, Greg Carroll, Al Durbin, Tim Kniest, Joe Grasser, Kevin O'Don- nell, Mgr. Cross Country rarlv' '-'ru' 2- 4'A'qvQ f67'7e'ff-in Q o s 1 ,ef Low Score Wins! C.B.C. Riverview 16 - 32 Kirkwood 21 - 29 U. City I7 - 25 Normandy I6 - 38 DuBourg 40 - I9 St. Louis U. High 22 - 33 McBride 50 - 15 Central 49 - I5 Laboure 50 - 15 Acquinas 42 - 19 St. Mary's 35 - 2l Mercy 28 - 27 Augustinian 32 - 27 Cleveland 35 - 20 After a slow start and initial setbacks by current and defending State champs Riverview and Kirkwood respec- tively, the Harriers, led by seniors Gene Grindler and Capt. John Hobold came on strong to win nine of their last ten dual meets. With one of the strongest finishes in recent years the Cadets had their most successful carn- paigns climaxed by a strong eighth place finish in the District Championships. AW-:ar J-'X ia K '. - ,Q vfvw TMC w 1 - , izfl, . 4 . e, '1 fm, 34 . , 4... - K 5 . - -11,43 FRONT ROW: Student manager Phil Yuan, Dave Fairchild, Capt. John Hobold, Gene Grindler, Mr. Klemm. SECOND ROW: Tom Whaley, Rich Mier, Rich Fox, John Lane, Jerry Brennan, Milton Meyer. BACK ROW: Glenn Walshauser, Jeff Bull, Ken Rigden, Pat Byrne, Gerry Hennenhofer. cr, 88 i4.i. , - CDO ,. -...--1 , - - t ' -gs.--rt-+ .Y- SWIMMING-LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mark Stephens, Tom Kaiser, Joel Dunphy, Charlie Morris, Jerry Burns, Al Bailey. SECOND ROW: John O'Brien, Pat O'Rourke, Tracy Beckette, Wally Ketts, Tom Doerr, Jack Leonard. THIRD ROW: Ron Biller, Pat Breheny, S., Mike Lannahan, John Murphy, Bill Woods, Rich Brock- man. FOURTH ROW: John Pisano, Dave Rechtein, Lloyd Bell, Denny Greene, Don Jacuzzi, Paul Lodewyck, Jim Wahl. ABSENT: Pete Darby. Swimming Team Pete Darby stroking down the lane in record time. I-YN, if -1-rl-e The swimming team, under the coaching of Mr. Gerdemann, ended up with an 3-8-1 record. This is not a bad record considering the team's limited facilities and tough schedule. Contenders on the schedule were O'Fallon, Normandy, Ritenour, Lindbergh, SLUH, Beau- mont, and Western Military Academy. Special credit should be given to sophomore Pete Darby, who broke the standing school record in the 160 yd. individual medley with a time of 1:56. 89 Soccer . . . State Champs Varsity Scores 4 Corpus Christi 0 0 DuBourg 3 6 St. John 0 4 C.B. Quincy 2 4 Aquinas 2 9 Assumtion 0 4 St. Mel O 2 Aquinas I O St. Mel O 2 Augustinian O 'I St. Mary 0 2 McBride O 4 O'Fallon 0 0 Country Day 1 5 Augustinian 0 7 Roosevelt 0 3 Clevland O 7 C.B. Quincy 0 4 McBride l 'l Prep I ltiel 8 Roosevelt O 3 Laboure 2 2 Ladue 0 3 Assumption 0 2 Country Day 0 5 Clevland I 5 W.M.A. 3 St. John 0 3 Clevland l 5 St. John O 1 S.L.U.H. 1 ftiel 2 S.L.U.H. 0 3 Mercy 2 lot.J 4 Laboure 0 I DeA 2 Cot.J I McBride 0 2 Mercy 2 ltiel 2 Ladue 0 4 O'Fallon 0 2 DeA l Cot.J 33-3-4 . ilff, t ,V I , xx? fs' .L 1559 f 'TKXS'-Paw . X V , p f ,,. K V 1. , , -Fr m . 'S :R CI uh 'Q 3 , 2 V T if it .1 ,.:. , li f f 2f4f1L ir1 2441591114 5 I 'T - - -2 Mi it -M :.4,., . -5.., 2 1 in V NA In 1 r ' . -, - '.--'fT TfZYgif.i'- ,J , . , f -, ii- ' I ii-lil A-M fixfi rffff . 7l f.f 7 w -, Y' l -' Y WET ,t iww ' , - A LGA wli is Q l v .A Q ' Q' A ' 2 . ' f f' , 5 Q ' in ii A i'i'i JZ , B Team The B team under the guidance of Mr. Muth compiled a very respect- able record of 14-2. These boys with careful guid- ance will be the varsity stars in the next two years. From Left to Right, BOTTOM ROW: Coach Muth, Corno, Lograsso, Frieda, Gallina, Ryan Mocca, Patrico. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: St. Mgr., Michler, Burns, Burns, Macncso, Ryan Gaffney, Boles. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Cernie, Burns, Teimann, Carmona, Meyer, Kreutz, Rigden. Varsity From Left to Right, FRONT ROW: John Lograsso, Deny Boles, Ed Neusel, Pete Genovese, Tim McEvoy, Ron Horvath, Bill Duncan, Bill Sharpless, John Horvath, Rich Thomas, Charlie Poncirolli. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Tom Hammelmann, Austin Tinsle, Terry Michler, Rick Clay, Mike Morrell, John Pisani, Charlie Sharmitaro, Gene Sanders, Jerry Seifert, Gene Tinsley. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Horgan, John Curtin, Bob Huelster, Tom Hauser, Deny Dugan, Terry Korpal, Charlie Cantan- zaro, Tom Hutchinson, Rich Nelke, Jack Kilker. .ig 5 TEl4...,,, 91 it FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mgr. Weida, Mgr. Gaffney, Long, Furst, Guidry, Sanders, Kilker, Routzong, Dalba, Scheitz, DeVoto, Mgr. Belcher. SECOND ROW: Gary Baumstark, Weniger, Mess, Huelster, Gallina, Hogan, Doherty, Wynn, Furst, Davis, Mgr. Higgens. THIRD ROW: Coach Mann, Hauser, Gufmunn, Schnietz, McEvoy, Sharamitaro, Onder, Wilheim, Bull, Larrigan, Horvath, Coach Christian. LEFT: So I reached behind her back . . . RIGHT: So what if the form is bad-I still won 7! LOWER RIGHT: And then about the sixth hour he cried out . . . Bush Stadium . . . State Finals Bob Schnietz digs in at the plate. Mr. Christian ond Mr. Mann view the play from the dugout. BOTTOM PICTURE: CBC tied for third place in the state finals, Tim McEvoy on his way to beati ngo ut the throw. fi t st f me if saxmi. losing out to Springfield Central 5-O. Charlie Weniger in the botter's box. Tom Gutman bums that ole plate with a fast one. rg 1. J' ,im- 94 Varsity Track Team BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Rick Balducci, Don Usselmdn, Tom Witte, Austin Tinsley, Dennis Garwood, Al Kennebeck, Jim Smith, Chuck Kilker, Ruben McBeth, John Hobold, Dave Fairchild. SECOND ROW: Gary Whitelock, Bert Gates, Mike Piel, John Lane, John Fitz- . . . Rick on his way to another hurdle victory. ...A 440 start like this and... 53 ' .if J i f ,t'1' it i V L . . . Coach Findley. Date March 21 March 28 March 30 April 2 April 7 April 9 April 14 April 16 April 24 April 28 May 1 May 5 May 9 May 15 May 16 May 19 May 20 May 23 June 5 I CBC 131 71 126 126 166 184112 142V2 64 1 13 93 TRACK SCHEDULE Opponent Indoor Meet State Indoor Mercy 106 Augustinian 52 St. Mary's 1 11 Normandy 1 1 1 DeAndreis 71 Laboure- 44 Aquinas 72V2 McBride 94V2 U. City 173 SLUH 124 Rosary 21 St. L. County Dist. St. L. County Dist. State Outdoor State Outdoor St. L. Dist. Prelims. Catholic Festival St. L. Dist. Finals Beaumont Invitational Place St. L. Armory Columbia Here Here Here Here Here Sherman U. City Here Here U. City U. City Columbia Columbia Wash. U. Park ABOVE: ...Jim Smith. If you were lucky! He only showed up once. if .5 u 1 .ys 4 g 5 . .Pj ' A Q' 4 4--i . on-, 1- 4 , 4,.c.,V ABOVE: . . . Gary Whitelock clearing the bar. -L ll' i BELOW: ...a 440 ending like this. - 1 I fix A ! r . url xl f, ABOVE CENTER: ...this handoff in the 2 mile relay. ABOVE: . . . the Mouse. How could you help it? He was every- I where. 95 iz I 4. Qfyv 'X km LQ YE-ir Q-in f Q sb 3 ?l x X 1X XX x A-as 5 ks? Fr F if' Rick fights for lead in hurdle race. Champs C ROW ONE, Left to Right: Simmering, A., Olsen, R., Heitzler, R., Palmer, R., Harris, J., Cerny, R., Wichlinski, T., Stein, T., Ryan, D., Slaten, N., Shine, T., Mier, R., Stone, J., Varterott, G. ROW TWO: Leicht, R., Kelley, D., Biller, J., Balazy, T., Gandolfo, W., Goldkamp, J., Bartolotta, T., Ring, R., Roieski, S., Bishoff, Ed., Grindler, G., McNamee, R., Fuchs, D., Armstrong, J. ROW THREE: Trudinski, J., Chier, D., Wollbrink, D., Riidel, Relay Champs Retire Trophy This year CBC won the All-Catholic Mission Relays Festival for an unprece- dented third straight year. En route to their championship, which demonstrated their superiority over all Catholic cinder- men in Missouri, the Cadet relay teams set meet and school records in the 1140 yard relay and the mile relay. Jim Smith, Mike Piel, Don Usselman, and Austin Tinsley combined to sprint the quarter in 43.8 seconds. Even more impressive was the mile relay quartet of Tinsley and Usselman, John Hobold and Rick Balducci, as they shattered previous records by over 3 seconds, covering the route in 3:27. Other outstanding performances included 4th place finish in the 2 mile and 880 yard relays and 2nd places in the shuttle hurdles and 880 yard sprint medley. Sports Festival Competitors accept the Mis- sion Relay Trophy at Francis Field! Smith hands off to Haddon in Sprint Medley. Team R., Fitgerald, M., Merritt, T., Reynolds, P., Morriss, S., Parks, J., Cartier, V., Grasser, J., Di Carlo, S., Tognarelli, R., Gilbert, C. ROW FOUR: McDonald, J., De Wille, J., Gabrian, R., Diepenbrock, J., Webb, B., Zacheis, E., Boles, K., Conley, M., Houlihan, M., Kniest, T., Puszkar, R., ,k AVP' '95 fi. - -si., ,met .Q A T-we it W : T ,f :'n fa' g, ' F iii- 5 lg, R. fn From Left to Right: Jim Anderson, John Diestlekamp, Terry Fogarty, Tom Nicwitz, Tom Dinkins, George Schwan. n 5 From Left to Right, BOTTOM ROW: T. W. Zack, W. Boggeman, H. Reinhardt, J. Decker. SECOND ROW: J. Fogarty, M. Smith,J. Burns. Bowling The Bowling Team under the head of Mr. Gualdoni and Mr. Powers had a very fine year. Something new which was added to this years bowling team was that of an all star team. This team along with S.L.U.H., Du Bourg and St. Marys completed the first year of inter school bowling, C.B.C. finished second in this league. J., il' .Vx - 1 M l A ' I A.. ,X lr... From Left to Right: R. Lumma, R. Wilson, J. Brown, T. From Left to Right: N. BUHOH, G- FYGHZ, T- Flynn, N- Morrell, R. Brands, M. Wilson, C. Englander. KeelY, T. Gersf, J' Bums, A- Mflflifl. at viii FRONT: Manager Joe Gertken. SECOND ROW: Fran Allhoff, Ralph Craft, Veteran Don Usselman. THIRD ROW: D. C. Wil- cutt, Dave Kieffer, Terry Matthews, Gil Roosman, Bill Bohn, Bob Diekman. Go TEAM RANKS SEVENTH The golf team, for the second year in a row, narrowly missed state finals by one place in district playoffs because of The ineligibility of one of their stalwarts, Francis Allhoff. Capt. Don Usselman Francis Allhoff Ralph Craft Dave Kiefer Where did that d-'n thing go! Football Ccmclids '-Q H 1, ' Q41- f N ,,, ,W A -. , ,A ' I X f 'Xl 'L QA! ' H'--.Q Q -- , Llig I N..- i , f- f Q ,im A w A 34 if- 1 'Q 1 ss 132222 'J r X ' 4 51522 Haas: L ' . ::i:: v ::... V E . I I E! X lx' I 5 M i .. wa fu , N gf ' 5 Q 141 Sf' W ,S ,fjl -1? ' A V -5 ,' f I V4 ,Tw- X lg.: , nf' -- -0 D. 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SFC James R. Anderson llAndyll Bowling 2, 3, 4, Grenadiers 3, 4, BBVC 3: Security Detachment 4, Pep Club 2, 3. Ambition: Sail to Madagascar on a beer can raft. 128 SlSgt. David M. Altenbemd Rump BJVC lg Biology Club ly Honor Roll I: Perfect Atten- dance 3. Ambition: To be as good-looking as Ernie. SFC Gerald I.. Arbini userryn , Bowling lf Band l, 2, 3: Se' curity Detachment 3: Grena- diers 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be- come National Skating 1 Champion 8: keep my part- ner forever. 2nd. Lt. Richard K. Balducci f'Beak Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'I, 2, 3, 4, Track l., 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 2, 3, 4, BJVC 2. Ambition: To some- day find a good nose surgeon. lst. Sgt. James T. Bannon J.T. Rifle Team 2, BBVC 3, 4, Auxiliary Club 2, Student Council 3, Class Officer 4, Pep Club 4, Attendance lg Honor Roll I, 2. Ambition: To destroy this illiterate diatribe. Ist. Sgt. John H. Barks HJ B .. Foofbdll 1, 2, 3, 4, Truck lp BJVC 1. Ambition: To be as ignorant cs Tom Witte. 2nd. Lt. Peter H. Bauer Pete Basketball I, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Class Officer 2, 3, Scholar- ship Committee 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Student Council 4, No- tional Honor Society 4, Ambi- tion: To be on time iust once. Pfc. Thomas H. Behan Lumber Football l. Ambition: Trans- late the Dead Sec: scrolls. F..- Class of '64 SlSgt. Ronald B. Bax Ron BJVC 2, BBVC 3, Attendance l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Go to college and live o hazzsy life. lst. Lt. Richard E. Berger Rabbi Honor Guord 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary l, 2. Ambition: To bring the 201 file up to date. in SFC John K. Blakey Sgt. William M. Blankinship SlSgt. Peter M. Blumeyer BIokes Bill Pete Cross-Country I, 2, Track i, BBVC Transfer Student. Ambition: Ar- BJVC 2, BBVC 3. Ambition: To do 3, 4: Am-rr'vdGrlCB 2, 3: N0?i0fl0l cheologist-Marine Biologist. something good. Honor Society 4, Prayer Reoder 2, 3. Ambition: To corrupt the world. 129 On the Ist Sgt. Walter F. Boggeman Roly-PoIy Ross-Lancers l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling l, 2, 3, 4, BJVC 2. Ambition: To learn how to bowl. SlSgt. James F. Baath No Git Turret 4, BBVC 4, Debate 4, Pep Club 4. Ambition: To get it. 130 2nd lt. Mark A. Boka Quiet Man Choral Club l, Band l, 2, 3, 4 Auxiliary Club 2, 3, 4, At tendonce l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition To be a successful musician 2nd Lt. Alfred J. Bosche UA-J., Band l, 2, 3, Honor Guard 2, 3 Auxiliary Club 2, Honor Rol i, 2, 3, 4, Attendance 1. Am bition: To be a successfu pathologist. 2nd lt. Raymond L. Baxsola Bossa Nova Track l, 2, 3, Band 2, BBVC 3, 4, BJVC 'l, Ist Lt. Donald W. Bourne Borneo BJVC l, BBVC 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 4, Mathematics Club 3, Auxiliary Club 3, Student Council 2. Am- bition: To get on A in one of Brother Jerome's Chemistry tests. Sgt.lMai. Robert I.. Brady Louie-Louie BJVC 'l, Student Council I, Honor Roll i, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4. Ambition: Medicine. 2nd Lt. George J. Brennan Red Pud Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Student Council Rep. 4, Auxiliary Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To kiss a girl. Sgt. Maier John J. Broeckelmann Brock Track I, BJVC I, BBVC 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Guidon editor 4, Math Club 3, Perfect Attend- ance 2, Honor Roll 2, 4. Am- bition: To do the iob. L. IIGOII WEEE: A' 'F' Mai. Patrick J. Brennan Pat Legion of Mary l, 2, 3, Gren- adiers 3, 4, BJVC l, BBVC 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Class Officer 2, Student Council 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4. Ambition: Sell elephants in the PX. 2nd Lt. Rodger E. Browning ,.Rog,, Lancers I, Grenadiers 3, 4, Rifle Team Manager 2, 3, Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Chess Club 4, BBVC 3, BJVC 2. Ambition: To Succeed. Sgt. Clarence A. Buchanan Buzz Legion of Mary 1, Benildus Club 1, Student Council 3, BBVC 4, Speech Club 4, Pep Club 4. Ambition: To conduct hikes thru the swamps. i' Cpl. Gerard J. Burns Cpl. William G. Bums Jewwy Willy Swimming 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Dra- Rifle Team 2, Library Club 2. matics Club 3, BBVC 3. Ambition: Ambition: To become an elephant To go back to New Yawk. trader. 131 Tops In lst. Sgt. Donald K. Bussen Don BJVC l5 BBVC 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Honor Roll 2. Ambition: To be ambitious. Pvt. Joseph T. Cahan Baby Joe BJVC l5 Honor Roll 35 Auxiliary Club 25 BBVC 4. Ambition: To be a PFC. ,wi , SlSgt. Christopher E. Byrne Farmer Band 2, 35 Honor Roll 2. Ambition: Trade Coach L. for ci new V-W. 2nd. lt. Robert D. Combest Burly Bob Grenadiers 2, 3, 45 Turret 3, 45 Student Council 45 BBVC 45 BJVC 1, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 25 Quill and Scroll 45 Ambition: Grow tele- phone poles. SlSgt.. Ralph C. Croft Sgt. Dewey G. Crump SFC. Pat M. Cunningham The Veteran Beaver Shot Coon Football 25 Basketball l, 25 Golf Glee Club l, 2, 35 Football 45 Ten- Bowling 25 BBVC 35 Grenadiers 35 l, 2, 3, 45 Legion of Mary I5 Ambi- nis lp Pep Club lp BJVC l5 BBVC 3, Ambition: tion: 45 Ambition: Count Blumeyer's 132 money before l die of old age. SFC. John A. Curiin Cl'xKur1in Soccer 45 Glee Club 31 Band 25 BBVC 45 BJVC liAl'T1blflOI'1: To be a success. SFC. Nicholas L. Dalba Dalb BBVC 31 Ambition: To get a sfingray conf. mf Cancer esearch SFC. Mark C. Cusimano SlSgt. Joseph P. Decker Diamonds Soccer, l, 25 Bowling 3, dp Ambi tion: To be a professional bowler ' si: sf :rf . ' H V r SlSgt. Dennis C. Deering SFC. Donald A. Delgman Cpl. William J. Deutschmann Den Don Dracula Track l, 2g BBVC 4: BJVC 21 Legion of Mary l, 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Turret 2: Ambition: To graduate Auxiliary Club 2, 3. BJVC lg Ambition: To live in 1his world. 135 E . st gf,,..,,5v AQ-U ELIC: ll, . lea 113 ef' '- i sa 4 it 134 3 Turret Honored Cpl. Henry A. Diekman Soft Toss Baseball 35 BBVC 35 Ambition: To have ci 0.90 ERA Pvt. Thomas A. Dinkins Spade Bowling 45 BBVC 35 Ambition: To install a cigarette machine on the tennis courts. 2nd, Lt. Dan M. Doerer Rubber Knee Football l, 2, 35 Track i, 25 Band 'I, 2, 35 National Honor Society 45 Auxiliary Club 2, 35 BJVC 25 BBVC 3, 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Ride shot- gun on o garbage scow. SFC. John G. Diestelkamp Devel Golf I, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 2, 35 BJVC lj Library Club 15 Pep Club 45 Chess Club 45 Ambition: Con- duct glass bottom boat tours on the Mississippi River. 2nd. Lt. Donald J. Dipasco Porky BJVC 'I5 BBVC 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Ambition: Supply a College Kareer. SFC. Edward F. Dolan Mouth BJVC lp Glee Club 25 Honor Roll i, 2, 45 Ambition: To be good looking. i .1 if gg 'M SlSgt. Michael F. Drewing SFC. Kenneth C. Duebelbeis SFC. Dennis E. Dugan Ist. 591- William J- DUHCGI1 Gary's brother Dib DUggie DU 'k5H Football l, 3, Basketball I, F0DTbClll 3, 4: Gvidvrl BGGVSI' 22 Soccer 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Ambition: Soccer 2, 3, 4: BBVC 4: B-'VC li Track I, 2, Auxiliary Club 2, BJVC li ArT1lDlfl0r1: To put a pack- To choose between ? and ? AmblYi0D- Arnbition: To be a lawyer and age liquor store behind Pete's represent myself. stakes. ,W Pvt. Joel M. Dunphy Mehlvillian Hoiser Pep Club l, Football 2, Soccer 2, BJVC 1, Swimming 4, BBVC 3, 4, Auxiliary Club 2, Honor Roll 4, Am- bition: To help Mr. Horgan straigh- ten out those rock ri' roll ierks and long hair creeps. Cpl. Art T. Dwyer Twig Band 2, 3, 4, Ambition: To get pro- mated. Cpl. Stephen L. Duval WiIliorcl Ambition: To pass International Re lations. SFC. Dennis M. Elking Elks Student Band 2, BJVC l, Math Club 3, Ambition: To be an elec- trical engineer Ph.D. 135 1 Debate Team Triumphs Col. David T. Fairchild Doady Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 4, Pep Club 3, 45 Scholarship Committee I, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, Ambition: Success in all fields of endeavor l?J SlSgt. Michael J. Finn Mickey Chess Club 4, Basketball 2, De- bate 2g Ambition: I want to teach brats like those here at CBC. lst. Sgt. Jack E. Fleming Tiny Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Outdrink Jim Anderson. SlSgt. Donald J. Falk Don Honor Roll ig Glee Club I, Legion of Mary 3, Guards Pla- toon 3p Ambition: To be a CPA and get to heaven. Cpl. William E. Fix Poncho BJVC lg Ambition. SlSgt. John J. Flynn Fat Man BBVC 3, 45 BJVC lg Ambition: Lawyer. 331 A 2nd, Lt. Terry I.. Flynn Ushony., Glee Club l, 25 Bowling l, 2, 3, 45 Library Club l, 2, 35 Se- curity Detachment 3, 45 Ambi tion: To be bigger than Man- glesdort. 435 SFC. Ten'y P. Fogarty Pvt. Thomas M. Forst Bear Woods Football lp Soccer l, 25 Bowling 45 Basketball l, 25 Student Council 45 Auxiliary Club 25 Honor Roll 35 Am- Class Officer 35 Honor Roll 35 Am- bition: To play on Coach Lakey's bition: To be caught while smoking. team. TV SFC. Richard W. Foster Fauster Soccer l, 2, 35 Football Statistician 2, 35 Track Manager 25 Legion of Mary 2, 35 Ambition: To see Mr. Horgan in a Beatle Wig. SlSgt. Jack S. Frandeka SlSgt. Gregory A. Franz Frank Shades Honor Roll 2, 35 Ambition: Naval Band l, 25 Bowling 45 Security De- career after college. tachment 35 Chess Club 45 Ambi- tion: To beat Skeeter Burton in a drag. SFC. Thomas E. Gabelsberger SFC. Ray S. Gabris Tom Short Band I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3,45 Grenadiers 3, 45 BJVC Grenadiers 2, 3, 45 BJVC ly Atten- 25 BBVC 3, 45 Auxiliary Club 25 Am- dance I5 Auxiliary Club 25 Ambi- bition: To permanently can Kenny. tion: Ambition? 137 Outstanding Student Bank SFC. Dennis R. Garwood ,.?,. Basketball l, 2, BJVC 1, BBVC 3, 4, Auxiliary Club 2, 3, Ambi- tion: I doubt it. SlSgt. Lester L. Geringer Farmer Mathematics Club 3, Ambition: To be a professional student. 2nd. Lt. Thomas J. Gibbons Buns BJVC l, Baseball I, 2, Foot- ball I, 2, Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Student Council l, Ambition: To become the rich- est poor millionaire in the world. SlSgt. Peter J. Genovese Vito Soccer 2, 3, 4, Turret 4, Auxil- iary Club 2, 3, BJVC l, Student Council 2, 3, BBVC 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, Ambition: To take charge of the Mafia. SlSgt. William M. Gertken Ears Glee Club 1, Swimming Team 1, 2, BBVC 3, Legion of Mary l, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: To out- sleep Rip Van Winkle. 2nd. Lt. John P. Gilium John Lancers l, 2, 3, executive offi- cer 4, Library Club l, 2, 3, 4, BJVC l, BBVC 3, 4, Auxiliary Club l. Ambition: Make every- one as perfect as I am. ,Zi sw Thomas Gill 45 BJVC 25 Auxiliary Ambition: To find the PX open some day. Sgt.lMai. David E. Givens Dave ' BBVC 45 Track Manager l, 25 Guidon 45 Mathematics Club 35 Ross-Lancers 1, 25 Library Club 45 Band l. Ambition: To be the best educated bum in the world. We 2nd, Lt. Michael J. Grady Duke Carlisle Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer l, 25 BBVC 3, 45 Pep Club I5 Honors Biology 2, 35 Class Officer 25 Stu- dent Council 35 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Attendance 25 National Honor Society 4. Ambition: To steal Veatch's Bonneville. SlSgt. Robert A. Graney Puppet SFC. Michael L. Grandcolas Turtle Football i5 Football Trainer 2, 3, 45 Basketball Trainer 45 Track l, 45 BBVC 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Turret 2, 3, 45 Guidon Editor 45 Honor Roll l, 25 Senior Lifesaving 35 Mathema- tics Club 35 Quill 8, Scroll 4. Am- bition: To be the nose surgeon for Rick's Beak. Capt. Robert J. Grimm Bobby Wy.. sie, 1 - tl it ' . .5 ,W .. tt, tit, it ttmttm ,. ,- i l BJVC 15 BBVC 35 Honor Roll 35 Am- bition: To have the fastest blue Falcon station wagon. 2nd. Lt. Gene J. Grindler Grindls Track 2, 3, 45 Cross-Country 3, 45 Baseball 'l5 Lancers l, 25 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Guidon 45 Turret 45 Honors Biology 25 BJVC 25 BBVC 45 Math Club 35 Security Detachment 35 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Auxiliary Club 2, 35 Student Council 15 Attendance l, 25 Pep Club 45 Physics Club 4. Ambition: To meet Hobold in the '72 Olympics. Swimming 2, 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Auxiliary Club 25 BBVC 45 Honor Roll 2, 45 Guidon 45 Attendance 2. Ambition: To expose the deep dark secrets of the PX, SFC. James R. Guidry Atlas Football l, 25 Baseball 3, 45 Turret l, 25 Class Officer 2, 3, 45 BBVC 4. Ambition: To visit the beautiful land of Canada. 139 ' is' Cmdermen SlSgt. J. Michael Gunn 2nd. Lt, Thomas P. Gutmann SlSgt. Thomas N. Hammelman Pete Guts Ham BJVC l,2iBC1l'1d l, 2,3,4: l-eQl0U of Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Soccer l, 2, Cross-Country 1, Track T, BJVC l, Marv 1: Prayer Reader 3- Ambi- BBVC 3, 4, Turret 3, Guidon Editor 2, BBVC 3, 4. Ambition: To be tion, Drag Mr. Lakey's Stagecoach. 4, Honor Guard l, 2, Pep Club 2, at P.W. and LB, wedding. ri 140 Physiology 3, Class Officer I, Honor Roll l, 2, 4, Quill 8. Scroll 4. Ambition: To stay happy?. SFC. Thomas B. Harris H1-.B-,, BBVC 3, 4, Security Detach- ment 3, Glee Club 4. Ambi- tion: To be at Mr. Horgan's wedding. SlSgt. Donald M. Hill Duke of Earle Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Security Detachment 3, Grenadiers 2, Prayer Reader 1. Ambi- tion: Life Liberty, and the happiness of pursuit, Sl5gt. Richard H. Hendel Casper Track 3. Ambition: To die ot smoking. Capt. John V. Hobold Johnny Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Ross- Lancers I, 2, 3, Commander 8. DI 4, Security Detach- ment 3, Mathematics Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta 3, BJVC l, 2, BBVC 3,4, Guidon Edi- tor 3, 4, Turret 4, Auxiliary Club 2, 3, Prayer Reader l, 2, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, At- tendance l, 3, 4, Esperanto Club 2, Quill 8- Scroll 4. Am- bition: To meet Grindler in the '72 Olympics. .. Hi SFC. Gregory J. Holzhauer Schopenhauer Glee Club 1: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Dance Bond 2, 3, 4: Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4: BBVC 4: BJVC l: Auxiliary Club 2, 3: Student Council l: Library Club 1: Honor Roll l: Ambition: See the end of St. Louis County. SFC. Kenneth W. House Rocky Legion of Mary l, 2: BJVC 2: Honor Guard 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Ambition: To collect pebbles. All-Catholic Champs 2nd, lt. Ronald J. Horvath Wort Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 3, 4: BBVC 3, 4: BJVC l: Stu- dent Council 3, 4: Class Offi- cer 2: Ambition: To be as tall as Fleming. SlSgt. Robert C. Huelster Bob Football I, 2, 3: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3: Track 1: BBVC 4: Auxiliary Club 2: Attendance 2: BJVC l, 2: Ambition: To live happily ever after or get married. PFC. James D. Hynes J.D. Soccer 1: Football I: Legion of Mary l, 2, 3, 4: Ambition: To go hunting with Owens. SFC. Anton J. Iggens Tony Glee Club I, 2: Pep Club 2, 3: Benil- dus Club 4: Bowling 3, 4: BJVC 'l: Auxiliary Club 2, 3: Ambition: To own a car that does not need re- pairs for more than three months. 2nd. Lt. Daniel E. Imig Moses Band 2, 3, 4: BJVC 'l: BBVC 3: Lan- cers I, 2: Ambition: To make good in college. 141 Cadets or ' r-V M . l l lst. lt. John D. Julius Pinochio Grenadiers 2, 3, 4, Pep Club i, 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Turret 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Auxiliary Club 2, Advanced Biology 2, Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4, Attendance I, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Peel bananas for Ook-Ook. Sgt. Thomas F. Kaiser ron SlSgt. Peter S. Kallaos The Greek Basketball 1, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team i, BJVC I, BBVC 3, 4, Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Ambition: To translate Brother Joseph's Dead Sea Scrolls. Glee Club i, 2, 3, Lancers I, Class Officer l, Auxiliary Club 2, 3, BJVC i, Ambition: To talk like Taikowski. 142 2nd, Lt. Peter S. Kelemen Plug Football i, 2, 3, 4, Baseball i, Soccer l, Track 2, 3, 4, BJVC 1, Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: To be suc- cessful in all my endeavors. 2nd. Lt. Thomas F. Kennedy NT K .. Library Club I, Math Club 3, BBVC 4, Student Coun- cil Secretary 4, Guiclon 4, Cancer Research 2, 3, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Physiology 3, Honor Roll i, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: ?noitibmA 2nd. Lt. Alan W. Kennebeck lgor Honor Guard 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Turret 4, Pep Club 4, Glee Club 1, Ambition: .loin the Peace Corps and see New Guinea, Chicago and all the rest of the world. Pvt. George D. Kersting Wineo Golf i, 2, 3, Security De- tachment 2, Ambition: Fine Bro. Aloysius G 55.00 smok- ing fine. t ..-waive 11. rt l Win State Football Pfc. David T. Kiefer Dave Ambition: Doctor of metallur- gical science. Sgt. Jack P. Kilker Flaps Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, Soccer 3, 4, Foot- ball 4, Student Council I, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4. Ambition: To lead the South side Rat against the world. Sgt. Charles J. Kilker Jack Glee Club 2, 3, Cross-Country 4, Track 3, 4, Tiddly-Wink Team 4. Ambition: To sell ties at Bob Peter's store. 2nd, Lt. William J. Knopf Bill Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, Attendance l, 2, 3, BJVC l, 2, Auxiliary Club 3. Ambition: To pick out ties for Mr. Lakey. gal- ae' , t tt. ., 52553 1 Wages . l Maier Richard L. Knox Dick-a-do National Honor Society 4, Student Bank 3, Legion of Mary 3, Chess Club 4, Rifle Team 2, Grenadiers 2, 3, Commander 4, Honors Biol- ogy 3. Ambition: Rebel against the world. Sgt. Michael I.. Kohnen Ice Cream BJVC l, 2, BBVC 3, 4, Track l, Pep Club 4, Auxiliary Club 2. Ambition: To own the triangle. SlSgt. Terrence J. Korpal Terry Soccer 4, Honor Roll 3, BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 3. Ambition: To get college out of the way, ioin the army, take up police work. 14 Place 8th W. L Y ,. IST' , 144 ,TM Cpl. Daniel J. Larrigan Animal Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, BBVC 3, 4, Class Offi- cer 1, 3, 4, Prayer Reader 4, Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be an All-American and go in the Marines. , , , 1 .lui SlSgt. Donald R. leady .,Dog,. Cross-Country 1, 2, Track 1, BJVC 1. Ambition: To watch PX Pete raid the PX. uw- ,-,. V V .-v4.-., Sgt. Keith E. Leinauer Ace BBVC 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Swimming I, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Sodality of Mary 2, 3, Speech and Debate Club 2, 3, Rifle team i. Ambition: To be a doctor for the Christian Brothers. SlSgt. Lawrence J. Lennaman Larry BJVC 1, Ross-Lancers 2, BBVC 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2. Ambition: To be a bull fighter. Pfc. Randy J. Liszewski Lcuie BBVC 3. Ambition: To be a success in life. SlSgt. Joseph J. Lesinsla Sky Diver Bowling 1, 2, BJVC 2, BBVC 3, 4. Ambition: Learn how to parachute. Cpl. A. Lawrence Lombardo Larry Football 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, BBVC 3, 4. Ambition: To get everything out of life. Cul SFC. Tom Earl Loraine ,,Rip,, Lancers l, 2, 3, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, 3, Glee Club l, BJVC l, BBVC 3, 4. Ambition: Keep Speno from burying Mabel on West Field. Sgt. FIC. Richard Walsh Luechtefeld Dickie Cross-Country l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, Auxiliary 3. Ambition: To be a real Norvvood-boy. in National Football Poll 2nd. Lt. Alfred D. Luchetti IIAIII Baseball I, Glee Club l, 2, BJVC l, Auxiliary Club 2, Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, Security Detachment 3, 4. Ambition: To help Bro. Baldwin plan the schedule next year. Cpl. James F. Luetkemeyer lILukeIl BBVC 4, Legion of Mary l, 2, 3. Ambition: Forestry En- gineer clo watering the trees and stamping out the forest fires. SlSgt. Robert Carl lummu ,,Bob,, Football l, Bowling 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, Auxiliary Club 2, Guards 3. Am- bition: President of FoMoCo. Sgt. FIC. Robert Donald Mangelsdorf Humphrey Glee Club 1, 2, Pep Club 'l, 2, Gui- don Bearer 2, Honor Guard l, 2, 3, Library 3, BBVC 3. Ambition: To sing as good as Jerry Thomossow. Sgt. Bill Michael Mantia Martini Pep Club 4, Honor Roll l, 2, Rang- ers 4, Cheerleader 4, Perfect At- tendance 3. Ambition: To be per- fect as Br. Anselm. 145 Soccer Team Kicks Mai. Michael J. Mazzoni HWOPH Football l, 2: BJVC l: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: BBVC 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Class Officer 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Math Club 3: Prom Reporter 4. Ambition: To write a new Constitution. Cpl. Michael S. McBricle Swamp Turkey Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: BJVC lp Attendance l: Student Coun- cil 2, 3. Ambition: To see Mr. Wilcutt smiling at halftime, and help Mr. Findley kick the habit, 146 V Capt. Ruben J. McBeth HDOQH Track l, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3: Speech 2: BJVC 2: Class Offi- cer 2: Honor Roll 2: Grena- diers 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be like everyone else. SFC. Michael L. McNif'f Mac Band l, 2, 3, 4: Legion ot Mary l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To see Bro. Jerome get that chalk out of his hair. , . ..,, ,, M ff ...W t- .. 5- SlSgt. Richard S. Metzger Sonny Band l, 2: BJVC l: BBVC 3, 4: Legion of Mary 3. Ambition: See Mr. Lakey coach volleyball. Sgt. Patrick J. McWilliams Prune BJVC lp BBVC 3, 4: Math Club 3. Ambition: To teach Grindler how to drive. SlSgt. Anton L Merklin Tony Student Council l: Class Offi- Cer 2: Baseball l: Auxiliary 3: BJVC l: Attendance 2: Honor Roll 4. Ambition: Tag team with Gene Sanders. Its Way to Greater St. Louis District Title 2nd. Lt. Thomas W. Mier Head's brother Swimming 2, 3, Track 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4: Grenadiers 2: Dramatics Club 4: BBVC 3, BJVC l, Student Council 25 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Am- bition: To write the great American novel. SFC. Michael J. Morrell Trucker Football I, 2, 3, 47 Soccer i, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, Ambition: Attend the Uni- versity of Hawaii. SFC. William J. Millard The Duck , Band i, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3: Tur- ret 2: Grenadiers 2, 3: BBVC 3, 4, BJVC lg Student Council lp Atten- dance l, 2, Ambition: To be princi- pal of C.B.C. after Br. Baldwin leaves. SlSgt. Charles E. Morris Chuck Football 'lg Swimming 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4: Advanced Biology 3: BBVC 31 Ambition: To design a swimming pool for CBC. ns -... 'V 1 s ll Q as lst. Lt. Michael R. Montgomery Pinky Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Guidon 3, BBVC 4, BJVC 2, Stu- dent Council lf Class officer lp Auxiliary Club 2, Grenadiers 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Mu Alpha Theta 35 Math Club 3: Honors Classes 2, 3, 45 Ambition. -5 Sgt. Robert C. Morrison ,.Bob,. BBVC 3, 4, Ambition: To be a wri- lef. 'N' w-Stas! ,U 14 This Year's SlSgt. John R. Mowrey Joohn Glee Club l, 2, Soccer 2, BJVC I, BBVC 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Ambition: To attend and com- plete college Sgt. Richard J. Nelke Nelks Track l, 2, 3,'Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country l, 2, 3, Base- ball l, BBVC 3, 4, BJVC l, Student Council 1, Ambition: To raid Robinson's and Grady's liquor stores. SlSgt. John W. Nickels Too Lancers 3, Glee Club 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Dramotics Club 4, Bowling 4, Security Detach- ment 3, Ambition: To go to college and get married. Ist. Lt. James T. Noyes Jim Band l, 2, 3, 4: BBVC 47 BJVC 1, Student Council 2, Honor Roll 3, Ambition: To do God's will. 148 Cpl. Gary R. Mraz Gary BBVC 4, Auxiliary Club 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Ambition: To become a C.P.A. 2nd. Lt. Joseph C. Nenninger -7995 Cavaliero Turret 'l, 2, 3, Editor 4, Band 1, 2, 3, BBVC 4, Student Bank 3, 4, BJVC I, Dramatics Club 3, Honor Roll l, 2, Student Council 4, Grenadiers 2, 3, 4, Lancers l, Quill and Scroll 4, Ambition: To be half as neat as Tom Taszarek. Fi -- W ,, ,ge ,, - ,.-'N E ff' Lx , it . es.. - 5 SFC. Thomas E. Nischwitz Tom Baseball I, Glee Club I, 4, Bowling 4, Ambition: Go to college. Pvt. Eugene M. Oates Oooates Class Officer 1, Student Council 2, Football I, 2, Soc- cer l, 2, BJVC 'ly BBVC 3, Legion of Mary l, 2, 3, 4, Am- bition: Make the biggest trench fries in the world. ree- - -ff' it it 7 Capt. Harold F. Oberkfell ,tzipu Student Bank 4, Turret 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Grenadiers 2, 3, 4, Student Cancer Research 2, 3, 4, Guidon 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council I, 4, Math Club 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 4, Auxil- iary 2, Class officer l, 4. Ambition: To be as cynical as Gutmann. T. w e slim l 1 CBC Reps: The Greatest Yet t 3 . SFC. Michael D. 0'Rourke Oak Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, Bas- ketball l, 2, BBVC 3, 4, Honor Roll I, BJVC l, 2. Ambition: To swing through the trees with Jane. Lt. Col. Paul M. Parashak Hpipu Rifle Team 'l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Honor Guard l, 2, 3, Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Auxiliary 2, 3, BJVC 1, Color Guard 2, 3. Am- bition: Try to reform greasy Mike. Sgt.lMai. Mark D. Peckham Doc Band l, 2, 3, 4, Ross Lancers 'l, 2, 3, 4, Student Bank 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, BJVC 2, Honor Roll 3, 4, Atten- dance l. Ambition: To be as popu- lar as Mr. Lakey. Lt. Col. James A. Owens Bag Jim National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 4, Turret 2, Rifle Team l. Am- bition: To have a good friend. SlSgt. Robert M. Peters -fl Cavaliero Lancers I. Ambition: Help stamp out thirst. More Chocolate SlSgt. Robert M. Phelps Chili BBVC 3, Security Detachment 3, Auxiliary 2, 3. Ambition: Janitor at the Harbor Light. PFC. David A. Povich Chopper BBVC 3, 4, BJVC 2, Student Council 3. Ambition: To make something of myself and be content. 2nd, Lt. William T. Purcell Frog Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, BJVC I, 2, Auxiliary 2, 3, Class Offi- cer i, Honor Roll i.Ambition: To be a success in life. 2nd. Lt. Garry J. Reed Bum Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Attendance 1, 3, 4, BJVC i. Ambition: To marry wealth. 150 SFC. James C. Pottmeyer J. C. Rifle Team i, Student Coun- cil i, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, BBVC 3. Ambition: To play coach on the track team. SFC. Michael J. Powers Barbells BBVC 3, 4, Glee Club i. Am- bition: To inherit a brewery. :iii :si J i f,sf,..2S'YX5fil2 it A- 1 gifs-15:35-gi ,M ,J ne lst. l.t. James J. Rede Jim Football 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Chess Club 4, Class Officer 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. Ambition: To invent the telephone. Capt. Donald E. Reedy Dee Guidon 4, BBVC 3, 4, BJVC l, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Grenadiers 3, 4, Auxiliary 2, 3, Class Offi- cer 4, Honor Roll 1, 4, Atten- dance i, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Ambition: To be as sensible as Grindels. Distributed by C.B.C. Than by Easter Bunny' lst. Sgt. James R. Reynolds 2nd. Lt. Michael C. Rigden Blows Mike Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, National Honor Society 3, Vice- BBVC 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 4. Am- pres. 4, Student Cancer Research bition: To live in Crestwood. 3, 4, Football I, 2. Ambition: To be satisfied. Capt. Dennis R. Roach Bugsy Grenacliers 2, 3, 4, Security Detach- ment 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country l, 2, Auxiliary 2, Turret 2, 4, Attendance I, Honor Roll 2, Class Officer 1, BBVC 3. Ambition: To be as good a doctor as Ben CoSey. N. f i i Capt. Joseph P. Robinson Robbie Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, BBVC 3, 4, Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, Student Council 3, BJVC I. Ambition: To open a tavern in North St. Louis with Grady. Cpl. James E. Roe Sgt. Donald E. Roeder Jim Dumplin' Glee Club i, 2, Lancers 1, BBVC 4, Football l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, BBVC Attendance i. Ambition: To be a 3, 4, BJVC l. Ambition: To be as mod scientist, and drive a bus like meek, humble, and quiet as Mr. Bro. Jerome. Christian. O W' Survived SFC. Robert T. Roither ,,Rob,, Library Club l, 2, Security Detach- ment 3, 4. Ambition: To do it to it. V..- , 2nd. lt. Edward A. Routzong Easy Ed BJVC l, Lancers l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 4, Student Council 3, Baseball l, 3, 4, Attendance 2. Ambition: To establish a pension plan with fringe benefits for students. ,ji Pfc. Michael J. Sager Sterling Security Detachment 3, Chess Club 4, Ambition: Sail with Anderson to Mad- agasgar on his beer can raft. 152 Sgt. Gene W. Sanders Gino Football 1, Track l, BJVC i, 2, Honor Roll 2, Class Of- ficer 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Pvt. Thomas J. Ryan ,,Tom,, Tag team with Tony Merklin. BJVC l, Legion of Mary 1, Baseball l, Transfer CSeminaryl 2, 3, Ambi- tion: To do God's will for me. Pfc. James C. St. John Flipper BJVC 2, BBVC 3, Chorus Club 4, Ambition: To do business with PX PETE. SlSgt. Paul J. Schaya Soccer i, 2, Attendance l, 2, BJVC 2, Guidon Bearer 2, Auxiliary 2, 3, Ambition: To dress as well as Mr. Hor- gan. SFC. Kenneth J. Schroeder Scroots BJVC l, Ambition: Politician so that Scroots gets the votes. Sgt. George N. Schwan ,,Gip,, Guards Platoon 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Football 'l, Glee Club 4, Bowling 4, Guidon Bearer 2. Ambition: To get married and teach my twelve children to pole vault, 2nd. Lt. Paul J. Siemer Jody Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 'l, 2, BJVC l, 2, Legion of Mary 'l, BBVC 3, Treas. 4, Student Council 3, V. Pres. 4, National Honor Society 3, Pres. 4, Math Club 3, Glee Club l, Prom Reporter 4, Guidon 4, Auxiliary Club 2, 3, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Attendance I, 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Ambition. 2nd. Lt. Richard A. Schroeder Rick Track 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4 Speech 4, Benildus Club 4, Auxil iary club 2, Class officer 2, Atten dance 3. Ambition: To get married. 1 SlSgt. Theodore W. Schroeder H-I-edu Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4 Soccer 1, BBVC 3. Ambition What's ambition? ,- A Vw ii' MlSgt. Keith L Scott Moose Football l, 2, 3, 4, BJVC I, BBVC 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 4, Auxiliary Club 2, 3, Guidon Bearer 2, Class Officer 2, 4. Ambition: To have as many kids as my wife can afford. ,pie nfg. 1, X! Cpl. Alan W. Sienkiewicz 7 BJVC l, BBVC 3, Glee Club 2, Attendance l. 7 ,5 ::- 57' . .. , , . ...S ev ef. am:- ,. t. if 1-Hi 11? 233: M t Spring Review V, Ist. Lt. Mark l. Slaten Pvt. Harry A. Smith SFC. James I. Smith Slates Harry Speed Glee Club l, Security Detachment Security Detachment 3, Ambition: Football I, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, 3, BJVC l, Grenadiers 2, 3, 4, Engineer. Honor Guard I, 2, 3, BJVC i, Am- BBVC 3, 47 HOUOI' Roll lr 2, 42 Ai' bition: To sail around the world on tendance 4, Student Council l, 2, 3. Q mf, with Jo, ' ' - 'fm 154 2nd. l.t. Thomas B. Smith If-I-.By Track 3, 4, Chess Club 4, Math Club 3, Honor Roll 2, Dramatics Club 3, Ambi- tion: Stirling Moss II. Mai. Carl H. Steiling Buzzard Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Tur- ret 3, Editor 4, National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, Math Club 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Guard 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Glee Club 1, Basic Physiology 3, Biology of Cancer 3, BJVC 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Attendance l, 3, Ambition: To learn how to fly. 2nd. Lt. F. Greg Speno Bambino Security Detachment 3, 4, BJVC l, Ambition: Be the first mon on Venus. Cpl. Mark W. Stephens Fish Swimming Team l, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Security De- tachment 3, Legion of Mary 2, Class Officer 2. Ambi- tion: Air Force pilot and drive something bigger than a VW. tt ,,.., W1 lst. Sgt. Gary A. Stift Cpl. Dennis L. Sweeney Cpl. Richard M. Taikowski Teddy Bear Quincey Ty Track Mgr. I, Student Council 1, Security Detachment 3, BBVC 4. Ambition: To do the clog . Rifle Team 2, 4, Security Detach- Ambition: To get Phelps to drive rnent 3, Library Club I, 2, Lancers the Olds again. l, 2. Ambition: Veterinarian 81 Happiness. 2nd. Lt. Thomas J. Taszarek Taz Student Council 1, 2, Com- missioner 3, Treasurer 4, Student Bank 2, 3, President 4, Grenodiers 2, 3, 4, Tur- ret l, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, BBVC 3, Secreatry 4, BJVC 2, Legion of Mary 1, 2, Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4. Am- bition: To be half as neat as Nenninger. Sgt. Richard H. Thomas Rufus Football 3, 4, Soccer 4, Track 3, Class Officer 3. Ambition: Doctor, M.D. PFC. Charles G. Thies Thighs Lancers l, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, BBVC 3, Attendance 'l, 2. Ambition: To shoot the rims for D. C. Wilcutt. Pvt. John C. Timmerberg Henry BJVC 2, BBVC 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Attendance 3, Chess Club 4, Auxiliary 2. Ambition: To be a geologist and collect a iarful of soil from every country and state in the world, and the moon. 35,552 tau , li - g igs-4 Panorama of Color mr 511. mt . S56 ' sie 155 '64 Militare' Mai. Austin R. Tinsley SFC. Thomas J. Tonella Cpl. Ernie J. Tumminia Aust Tonelli Earn FO0flDClll l, 2, 3, 4: BBVC 3, 4: Stu- Legion of Mary l, 2, BBVC 3, 4, Soccer 1, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, dent C0UY1Cll 4: SOCCBI' lf 2, 3, 4: Ambition: To crush Loraine's BBVC 3, 4, Ambition: To clean up Track l, 2, 3, 4 Advanced Biology bookbug all the people? 2, 3, National Physiology 3, AWOL Honor Society 4, Ambition: To be i X Y . il ' ia V gate iT 156 1 X54 i - ' Q1 1. Sgt. Mai. Don C. Usselman Mouse Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Golf l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, Class Officer 3, 4, BBVC 3, 4, Ambition: To be big, strong and good-Iook- ing. Capt. John J. Veatch Jack Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball I, BJVC l, BBVC 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Honor Roll I, 2, 4, Class Officer I, 2, 3, Ambition: To make deliveries for Grady and Robinson. lst. lt. Harry R. Vasquez Harry Lancers I, 2, 3, Rifle Team 2, Ambition: Electrical En- gineer. Cpl. John B. Wahl Six Student Council 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Bsvc 3, 4, Bivc lp Legion of Mary 1, 2, Auxil- iary Club 2, 3, Honor Roll I, Attendance 2, Ambition: To attend the wedding re- ceptions of all the boys of '64 SlSgt. Thomas J. Walsh Craters Bowling 1: Soccer 2: Grenadiers 2, 3. Ambition: To become a cadet officer. SFC. James J. Weiss Rosco Grenadiers 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3: Rifle Team l, 2: Swimming Team 3: BBVC 3, 4: Bowling. Ambi- tion: To be as cool, calm, and col- lected as Mr. Horgan. 2nd. Lt. Charles H. Weniger Juggers Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class officer 2, 3, 4: Bond 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Auxiliary club 2, 3. Ambition: To be as good looking and to have as much hair as the bear. SFC. Nicholas R. Whyte Ndiacpkh BBVC 4: Basketball 2: Am- bition: To be a good ciga- rette salesman. Capt. Gary H. Whitelock Whitey BJVC l: Security Detach- ment 3: BBVC 3, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Student Bank 4: Honor Roll l, 2, 4: Math Club 3: Mu Alpha Theta 3: National Honor Society 4. Ambition: To see A.W.O.L. QAustin without Lindal 2nd. lt. Robert J. Wilson Tonto Glee Club l, 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: BJVC 'l, 2: Security Detachment 3. Ambition: To be a professional sim- pleton. lst. Lt. Eugene F. Wellinghoff Stick Band 2, 3, 4: BBVC 4: Math Club 3: Auxiliary Club 2: BJVC 2: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Attendance. Ambi- tion: To make 520,000 a year. 'l at Gold Room -1 157 May 31st at Last! 2nd. Lt. Michael R. Windler Baby-face Lancers i, 2, 3, 4, BJVC i, BBVC 3, 4, Basketball l, Attendance l, 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary Club l, Ambition: To finish four years at college. Q SlSgt. Thomas P. Witte Palms Football l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Ambition: To get a pair of plas- tic hands for Christmas. WS: QE' ww 158 ! l .. Lt. Col. James M. Wolgemuth Lemon-head Honor Guard l, 2, 3, Legion of Mary i, 2, BBVC 3, 4, Auxiliary Club 2, 3, Attendance l, 3, Ambi- tion: To enter the field of medi- cine. SlSgt. Russ Wortham l Ollie Q l Grenadiers 3, Student i Council l, BBVC 3, 4, Le- , gion of Mary 2, 3, Bowling Q 2, Ambition: To get a de- A gree in college. Capt. Raymond J. Zahra HRGYH . Band 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, BBVC 4, Esperanto Club 2, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Atten- dance l, Pep Band 3, 4. SlSgt. Peter Zakrzewski Pecos Pete Football l, Soccer 2, Track 3, BJVC l, 2, BBVC 3, 4, Honor Roll l, Honor Guard 2, 3, Ambition: To be an en- gineer. Sgt. Steve J. Zickel Mark BJVC l, 2, BBVC 3, 4, At- tendance 2, Ambition: To watch PX Pete raid the PX. 'T Q! 1 -......l-.., , ,. 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