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

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A NT LOUIS S I MISSOURI 631 17 VOLUME 39 1965 GUIDON CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL The Place Take away the life from a living body and what happens? Silence falls, activity ceases, and Olde Man Tymev places his rustic arm upon the object which remains. The Students of C.B.C. are the very life of the school. Their activity and participation enliven the school with a spirit which is the key for its success. This personification of Christian Brothers College gives every student something to respect and a tradi- tion to uphold. In turn, without the students, the school would deteriorate and eventually collapse. It is up to the Cadets to combat the diseases of Mediocrity and Senioritis and thus prolong the life span of the School. Take a look. Watch a school come to life! Dedication Faculty . . . Classes . . . Religious . Military . . Activities . Graduation The People Table of Contents ....4 ....5 .....21 .....85 ...91 ....111 ....164 Q ',4-l ,- A1 9' My f 3Ft!S4 l Ss. S- ,ff C.B.C, has been blessed throughout the years in winning State Championships, Military Ratings, and Scholastic Honors. An- other blessing was bestowed upon the school when Mr. Robert Christian entered the halls of Christian Brothers College. He has instilled upon almost every Cadet a desire to uphold a great school tradition. In his own quiet manner he has bolstered school spirit and led many C.B. teams to victory. In the class- room he has Won the respect of the student while contributing to the Social Studies Department. We, the Class of 1965, dedicate this yearbook to a truly great teacher, coach, and most of all, generous individual. Dedication Faculty Y Director BROTHER JAMES DANIEL F.S.C.-M.A. Loyola Uni- versityg Director, Alumni Association, Parents Club, Religion IV As Director, Brother James Daniel acts as the superior of the religious community of brothers stationed at C.B.C. During his three years as director he has worked continuously to raise the academic standards of the school. In addi- tion, Brother Daniel takes time out of his already busy schedule to moderate the activi- ties of both the Parents Club and the Alumni Association. His reputation as a man of pa- tience and understanding has won him the admiration and respect of every student. Principal BROTHER H. BALDWIN F.S.C.-M. Ed. St. Mary's, Principal, N.H.S., Religion IV. Assistant Principal BROTHER K. WILFRID F.S.C.-M. Ed De Paul University, Assistant Principal, PX Track Moderator, Religion II, Economics Geometry. Assistant Principal MR. D.C. WILCUTT-M.A. St. Louis U. Typing, Geography, Intramurals, Athleti Director, Varsity Basketball. Office Staff MR. EDWARD GOVER, Bursar. f. 'F 'J' From left to right: Mrs. Celeste H. Neiner-Executive Secretary to Brother Director Mrs. Loretta Bewig-Secretaryg Mrs. Joan K. Power-Secretary to Principal, Registrar ,l i. -Til f,, . 4 - BROTHER EDWARD STEVEN F.S.C. -B.S St, Mary's College, Physics, Math IV, Reli- gion IV. BROTHER ANSELM F.S.C.-B,A. St. Mary's College, Religion IV, III, Math III. Brothers BROTHER HENRY ALFRED F.S.C. -M,A. University of Minnesota, Math III BROTHER JEFFREY FRANCIS F.S.C.-B.A. St, Mary's Collegeg Religion III, Physics. BROTHER HENRY EDMUND F.S.C. -M.A.g Expansion Fund. Brothers l H V ! BROTHER J. FERDINAND F.S.C. -M.A. DePaulg Religion IV, Book- keeping, Glee Club, Band. BROTHER HUGH ANSELM F.S.C.-M. Ed. St. Mary's Col- legeg Religion I, English IV Speech and Debate, Scholar quiz team, Auxiliary Drive 10 BROTHER I. JEROME F.S.C.- M.S. St. Louis Universityg Chemis- try, Religion III, Football. BROTHER KENNETH of MARY F.S.C.-B.A. St. Mary's College, English I, III, Religion I, Benildus Club, Guidon, Vocations. gglxs 5+ Yr' -f' BROTHER JEROME WILLIAM BROTHER J. PHILIP B.S.S., M.A. BROTHER J. MICHAEL M A B.A. St. Mary's Collegeg Religion I, St. Mary's Collegeg Religion II, DePaul Universityg Religion Math III, IV, Student Council Mod- English IV, Cafeteria Moderator. II, IIIQ Math IVQ Missions Mod erator. erator. wi BROTHER RAYMOND A.B. DePaul Universityg Religion II, IVQ Math I, II. BROTHER PATRICK -Studying for Ph. D. at St. Louis University. FATHER ALBERS - Chaplain Brothers BROTHER LAWRENCE F.S.C. Retreat House Moderator BROTHER JEROME FRANCIS F.S.C.-B.A. St. Mary's College Q V Y, Qs: 5-L gg .1 FATHER MOTTIN, Counselling The faculty plays basketball. La Faculty MR. MARTIN M- MAESTAS - MR. JEAN BOLLINGER- B.A. MR. MICHAEL CUNDIFF- A.M. University of Alabama, Kem-ick Seminary Latin I, II, B.S. St. Louis Universityg Eng- Spanish I, II. lish I, IIIQ Moderator of Turret fschool paperl. eg, MR. FRED ECKELS-B.M.E. MR. WILLIAM P. KARDUCK- Sz St. Louis Institute B.S. St. Benedicts College, Biology, of Music, Concert, Military Ka Track Coach. Stage Band, Instrumental Mu- sic. 13 s ........ , , azz' Y l -l ' -E, mm , s MR. WILLIAM E. KLOSTER- MR. RICHARD MUTH-B.S. St. MANN-B.S. St. Louis University, Louis Universityg English I, III, English II, IIIQ Drama Club Moder- History III, B-Soccer Coach. ator. l Well I know a gal . . . MR. LEO F. MANN JR.-B.S. St. MR. FRANK H. LAKEY-M.S.E.E. Mary's Collegeg Sr. Am. Gov., Soph. St. Louis University, Math IV, Current Events, C-Football 8z Ass't. SMSG Math III, I.Y.C.S. Varsity Baseball Coach. ,XX -I Ei 4' QD ZX, MR. ROBERT C. HORGAN- MR. WILLIAM GERDEMANN- MR- DENNISON P- STAUB- B.S., M.A. St. Louis Univer- B.S. Washington Universityg Eng- BS- UHiV6FSity of HliH0iS, sityg European Historyg Head lish IV, Speech I, Head Coach of S0Ph- Bi010gY, ASSY- Football Coach of Soccer. 1 JIR. LEO M. LANDGRAF Spanish I, II, III. Football 8zSwimming, Coach 8a Co-Wrestling Coach. MR. JAMES E. SINNER-B.S. St. MR. FRANCIS MARTIN- i5.S. St. Louis Universityg Benedict's College: Bookkeeping B.S. St. Louis UniversitygEng- IV, Typing II, IVQ Golf 8a Tennis lish IIQ B-Football Sc Co-Wres- Moderator. tling Coach. 15 T, ,... f- is ' MR. HENRY GUALDONI-A.B., M.E., St. Louis Universityg English IIIQ Guidance Directorg Bowling Moderator. MR. FRANK CONLAN-B.A. Spring Hill Collegeg English I, Re- ligion I, Latin IV. COACHING STAFF-Mr. Klemm, Mr. Mann, Mr. Muth, Mr. Hoi-gan, Mr. Christian, Mr. Gerdemann, Mr. Wilcutt, Mr. Staub, Mr. Sinner, Mr. Findley, Mr. Martin, Mr. Kar- duck. Missing - Mr. Judd. MR. LUCIUS HERNANDEZ-B.S. Ed. University of Daytong Religion II, Spanish II, French II. .sf L myigln x5- MR. WILLIAM KLEMM- A.B., LL.B., Creighton Univer- sity, St. Louis University: American History, Alpha Sig- ma Nu, Cross Country Coach. MR. JOSEPH POWER-B.S. St. Louis Universityg SMSG Mathg X Junior Legion of Mary. Yi-ffifiif MR. HUGH BERGMAN - B.S. M.S.L.S. St. Louis University, University of Illinoisg Librar- ian. xll MR. RICHARD JUDD-B.S. St. Louis Universityg SMSG Math, Al- gebra I and II, Moderator of Chess Club, Moderator of Guidon, Track Coach. -,if MR. JOHN FINDLEY-A.B. Westminster Col- legeg American History, World History, Varsity Track Coach, B-Basketball Coach. 17 CAPT. WILLIAM J. FORRELL PMS lin Hold That Banner! FIRST SGT. JAMES P. ENGLAND MISS LEONA ZIELINSKI N Militar i . 1 T,-!..vH M.SGT. FRANK J. KAGEL SGT. EVANS Q.. fifi SGT. BARNES M.SGT. LEONARD J. KING 1 Custodians F., 511 , lr wen, 1 1, ' f,E!s??'f ' 1- ff 5 , in R BILL GILLIS PETE BACZENAS E' T ml ADAM STRYCHARZ 1 - -, ff. 2 E . I , vw' p E Cafeteria 5 7 ' ly' V' .V fn 1 - - s . f.. W 3. r- V iq 1. . j 4. if 3, W' E ,, , Y B .L-.Q ' S X FLORA EMMONDS and GEORGIANNA THORN- HILL ' HATTIE, MAMIE, MARIE, and MARY E- FS? :Zim CQ ky! 1 g 'l Exxlypkxjhijvxhy As our first year at C.B.C. be- freshmen attending the school but not yet really a part of it. We soon were inducted into Cocky and ready to take on .digits J accept a new title, Sophomore. : lg The football team took up v??77T-i .,,.5,:, where they left off last year Senior Class in Retrospect gan. We entered lH'1kI10Wing , IM 1 tl another year, we were readyto .. .f , L the life and spirit of the school. The football season began, a season that was to be without defeat or a tie. During the season we developed a school spirit characteristic of C.B.C. Our introduction into the rigors of high school was softened by nearly two months of half-days due to the fact that the new addition and cafe- teria were under cdnstruction. Weekly parades were marked with freshmen ignorance as we tried to learn our right foot from our left. Within the first five months of school, most careless freshmen discovered the hardship which the demerit system can inflict. Most of us were walking on thin ice, uncertain of our next steps at C.B.C. Semester exams proved to be a new experience for most of us however, the thought that we had finished half of our first high school year was an incentive to finish the year in great style. With the year drawing to a close most of us began to feel, by our numerous experiences, that we had found a place to respectg C.B.C. By the time we reached our Junior year, such things as the Mass of the Holy Spirit, weekly parades, Auxiliary Drives, and six week report cards, became a natural part of our school lives. The foot- ball team trounced all of its opponents and finished with a three year record of 27 wins and 0 losses. This great team was ranked 8th in the na- tion. Bro. Baldwin accepted the role as principal of the school and with his discipline, kept us in line at all times. A very quiet fellow, Mr. Robert C. Horgan, led his soccer squad to the district championship. For the second year in a row we distributed W.F.C. around the St. Louis area. One of the greatest status symbols which all seniors hold dear to them is their senior rings. We received them in the last week in March and the pride which we had for them could not be measured. The apex of the Junior social life was the La Promenade Militaire. This affair, held at the Sheraton-Jefferson Hotel, will always be remembered for its splendor. Junior year came quickly to a close and the climax to a high school education was drawing nearer. . and marched on to another un- defeated season. A great thrill was beating the Jr. Bill two years in a row. Sophomore year was made even more en- joyable with the coming of' Bro. James Daniel to take over the job of Director. We began to enjoy some of the privileges which were denied us in our freshman year. Dances and mixers lwith girlsl became more and more a part of our life. However, with these privileges came responsibility. The first pro- motion list was a reward for those Sophs who had shown by their grades, uniform, and example, that they deserved the responsibility of rank. A new P.M.S. Captain William J. Forrell, was introduced to C.B.C. and worked hard to improve the military aspect of our school. One of the most spectacular events of 1963 was the State Basketball Tour- nament in Kansas City. The Cinderella team, C.B.C., ad- vanced all the way to the finals by knocking off some of the best teams in Missouri. The papers on March 10, 1963, read: C.B.C. NEW STATE CHAMPS! It was a great year, our Sophomore, and all of us left on June 5th, happy that we had finished another year. With nine months of school to go, the Class of '65 was grow- ing in age, wisdom, and under- i l-'.l.,.'i'f5 ' standing. With the loss of Mr. '41 g '5Ci ' ... Kersting as head coach of the ,,w..,L, 'gf-3 t Q 'J'i'51' football team, Mr. Gerdemann took over and led the team to a good season. The team's win- ning streak ended at 29 straight games. The Fall Review marked the time for officer commissions. Cadets dreams were made reality as they led their respective Companies and Battalions. Every school affair which we attended at C.B. would be our last. Mr. Horgan led his kickers to an- other District Title. Mr. Wilcutt and the B-Ball team de- feated Maplewood in a big game fremember the game against the Leafs two years previous?J. For some reason the Girl Representatives seemed to be more beautiful than ever before at the Officers Luncheon. The Prom symbol- ized an anti-climax to a great play. In all its austere beauty, school life at good ole C.B. was coming to an end. The last command at the Spring Review brought back memories of our Freshman year in 1961-62. May 28, that was it! The great curtain was coming to a close and all our memories would be filed away forever. Senior Poll MOST TYPICAL SENIOR . . RICH MIER BEST STUDENT . . TOM DORAN BEST LOOKING . . LARRY HEISSERER BEST DRESSER . . BOB FISHER BEST ATHLETES . . JIM HEALY, TERRY MICHLER, JOHN DEVOTO WITTIEST. . TOM BOWERS QUIETEST . . MR. CHRISTIAN MOST SOCIABLE . . BILL CRUMP BIGGEST WHEEL . . FERRIS STICKSEL BIGGEST OPTIMIST . . MR. HORGAN BIGGEST PESSIMIST . . MR. CHRISTI MOST ENERGETIC . . JIM KETTLER MOST POPULAR. . MITCH GEORGE BIGGEST SMOKER . . RICH FASNACHT CURLIEST HAIR . . MIKE MAURUTTO MOST SOLDIERLY CADET . . BILL BAHN FAVORITE TV SHOW . . MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. FAVORITE SONG , . CHUG-A-LUG FAVORITE COLLEGE . . MIZZOU FAVORITE MOVIE . . GOLDFINGER FAVORITE PASTIME . . SLEEPING FAVORITE STUDY . . GIRLS FAVORITE GIRLS SCHOOL . . SLUH FAVORITE FEMALE SINGER . . MELBA FAVORITE MAGAZINE . . PLAYBOY FAVORITE SMOKE . . BURNING BILLIKENS FAVORITE COMIC STRIP. . ANDY CAPP BIGGEST CAR . . BRO. JEROME SECRET AMBITION . . TO GRADUATE IN THE COLLEGE CLASS OF 1969 FAVORITE ACTOR . . SEAN CJ AMES BONDJ CONNERY FAVORITE ACTRESS . . ELKE SOMMER FAVORITE ROCK 'N ROLL BAND . . BOB KUBAN AND HIS RHYTHM MASTERS BIGGEST SENIOR POLL . . JERRY TOCZYLOWSKI x Student Council Representatives .- -I I 1, Maj. Edmund T. Beckette Little Flower National Honor Society 45 Swimming 1,2,3,45 Cancer Re- search 2,3,45 Dramatics 45 Hon- or Roll 1,2,35 Student Council 1,2,3, Secretary 45 Football l5 Cheerleader 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Class Officer 1,45 Guidon 4. Lt. Col. Richard J . Mier Our Lady of Lourdes Track 253,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Student Council 152, Comm, of Finance 3, President 45 Tur- ret 2,3, editor 45 Student Bank 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Cancer Re- search 25 Class Officer l,3,45 Prom Reporter 4. E rs i ? V l 2nd Lt. Richard A. Fox St. Dominic Savio Cross Country 2,3,45 Track 1,2, 3,45 Student Bank 3,45 Student Council Treasurer 4. ' -N 51.25 . V. 5 4 Z . 4 Capt. Gilbert T. Rloosmann All Souls Basketball 1,25 Golf 3,45l1nner- group Youth 3,45 Turret 45 Le- gion of Mary 3,45 Class Officer 1,2,45 Guidon 2,3, Editor 45 Student Council Vice Presi- dent 45 Security Detachment 3. Col. Thomas J. Casey St. Gabriel the Archangel Cancer Research 25 Student Bank 35 Band 25 Benildus Club 2,3, Vice President 45 Class Officer 1,2,45 Pep Club 3,45 Cheerleader 35 Quill and Scroll Society 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Intergroup Youth 35 Student Council 1, Comm. of Scholar- ship 45 Guidon 3, Editor 4. 2nd Lt. Arthur J. Anth St. Peter Choral Club lg Security Detachment 3,4g Ross Lancers 1,2,3,4g Chess Club 4g Bowling 45 Hon- or Roll l,2,3,4. SlSgt R1chardR Ar P.F.C. William S. Bahn noldy Immaculata Holy Redeemer Golf 3,4. 25 'T 1stlSgt. Sandor M. Bakai Immaculate Conception Glee Club 1,25 Library Club 1, 2,3,4g Guards Platoon 3,4. S.F.C. Lawrence E. Banks St. James the Greater Basketball Mgr. 1,25 Baseball Mgr. 2. Til SlSgt. James P. Bardot Little Flower Football 15 Track 1,25 Bowling 2. Sgt.lMaj. Ronald T. Biller St.,Margaret of S cotland Lancers 1,25 Grenadiers 3,45 Library Club 1,2,3g Glee Club 1,23 Swimming Team 3g Pep Club 3,45 Guidon 3,4. SlSgt. Richard T. Boedeker St.Rita Football 2,33 Glee Club 1 Class President 15 Class Vice- President 25 Track Team 1 ' .10 nf i ii' A -'al' 'O' ul , i-4.4. . ff,f - 2nd Lt. Brad H. Bomanz S.F.C. Thomas M. Bowers 2nd LTI- Joseph R- Braun Our Lady of Providence Mary Queen of Peace Si. DiS771US Track 1g Honor Guard 25 Glee Honor Roll 2,43 Track 25 Stu- Honor R011 1,2,3,4s Student Club lg Grenadiers 3,4. dent Council 2,35 B.B.V.C. 4. COUHCU 19 CHHCGI' Research 2- 1 . Q5 - S fvs , 'I f ,Q ' Y Q3 h 'Q , J.. U r v in I 114' S' V i mil? 4 5' .4-0' -5? S.F.C. Michael J. Bre- heny St. Ann BBVC 2,3,4g Honor Roll 2. Pvt. Gerald F. Brennan Our Lady of Perpetual Help Track 23 Cross-Country 3. S.F.C. Patrick J. Bre- heny St.Ann BBVC 3g Basketball 1,2, 43 Swimming 3g Class Officer 1,3,4g Golf 4. S!Sgt. Douglas R. Brown AllSouls Student Council lg BBVC 3. 27 qs-.. lst Lt. Joseph A. Brown Little Flower Bowling 3,45 Guidon 4g Tur- ret 4g Pep Club 45 Honor Roll 2 ec' 2nd Lt. John M. Bub Our Lady of Sorrows Glee Club 2. 'Nb Sgt. Michael C. Burke Pvt. Neil C. Burton 2nd Lt. Louis M. Buryn St. Rita Our Lady of Lourdes St. Gregory the Great Track 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Bowling 1,2,3,4. Track 1g Band 2,3,4. Student Council 2. CM F ai U' -...-r 'Nh lst Lt. Paul L. Buys S.F.C. Vincent L. Cadice CPL. William J. Carron St. Genevieve DuBois Nativity Holy Cross Legion ofMary 35 BBVC 3. Honor Roll 2,4g Student Coun- Glee Club 15 Band 2,3,4. cil 25 Class Officer 4g Bowling 41G0lf2. A env TCU' 'J T 903' -29 SISGT Philip P. Caru- ana Immaculate Heart of Mary Football 1,23 Track 1,2. 2nd Lt. Charles S. Cat- anzaro St. Raphael the Arch- angel Soccer 1,2,3,4g Class Of- ficer 1,3,4g Guards 33 Student Council 3. P.F.C. Michael R. Case St. Rose Bowling 1,4. SGT. Gerald M. Clancy Resurrection 0fOurLord Football 1,2,3g Soccer lg Honor Roll 1,2,4g Class Officer 1,2,3. 29 fi FCC hyd' SFC. Carl R. Clay 1st!Sgt. Michael R. Colombo Epiphany Seven Holy Founders Football 2,45 Soccer 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,25 Glee Club 25 grllack 1,2,3,4g Student Council Honor Roll 2. 136. 'Six Q40 eg Maj. Timothy G. Conley 2nd Lt. Timothy P. Connelly Annunciata St. Lucy Swimming team 1,25 Honor Guidon 35 BBVC 3g Security Guard 1,2,3g Color Guard 2,3. Detachment 3. 2nd Lt. Frank S. Cook Our Lady ofthe Visitation Library Club 1,2,3,4g Rifle team 1g Drama Club 45 Honor Roll 1,43 Chess Club 4. 1 if .iz SFC. Tomas M. Costello Our Lady of Loretto B.B.V.C. 3,43 Track 1. -i' SFC William F. Cradock St. Luke Band 1,Z,3,4g Leg. of Mary 233, 4g Track 2 CMg'r.Jg Cross Coun- try lg Student Council 1,2,3 iScholarship Committee 475 Honor Roll 1,2,3Q Debate 2,3. 313' 'iw-Q al? 'C- 2nd Lt. William O. Cramer Our Lady of Lourdes Football 3,41 Class Officer 4. Pvt. Michael P. Cripps St. Ann Track 1. S!Sgt. Francis P. Cusu- mano St. Margaret Football 1,2,3,43 Basket- ball 1. P.F.C. William P. Crump St. James Track 1,2,33 Glee Club 3g Class Officer 43 B.B.V.C. 4. 1st Lt. Richard E. Daly St. Elizabeth of H ungary Rifle team 1,2,3,4Q Li- brary Club 1,23 Band 2, 33 Security Detachment 33 Drama Club 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. 31 NJ B- '-' li l 1-Y T' lst Lt. Leo W. Darrow St. Dismas Football 1,2,3,4g Class Of'- ficer 1,3,4g Honor Roll 1,2. S!Sgt. John J. Deutsch- mann St. Clement Student Council Rep. 3 Pep Club 4. 'EEF u SFC. William M. Davis Ascension Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Honor Roll. 2nd Lt. Joseph A. Devoti St. Catherine of S ienna Football 1,2,4. F 2nd Lt. John O. Devoto SFC. Salvatore A. DiCarlo 2nd Lt. Robert E. Diekmann 21111 Lt- Leonard E- D0Ci1T10 St. Roch SL Dominic Savio St. Gabriel Seven H017 Fmmdefs Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2, Football 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 45 Golf 2,3,4g Honor Roll 2,4gGlee Football 1Q Glee Club 2,3 35 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,4g Drama Club 4. Club 4. HOHOI' R011 3,4s TI'aCk 4 Student Council 3g Class Offi- cer 1,3. 0 32 7 1 fl I 9- in-.-.1 as-f' in , 'I-All Sgt. Vernon A. Dohn St. Dismas Cpl. Michael D. Dooley St. Margaret of Scotland Basketball 1,29 Class Of- ficer 1,2,3g Football 1. Cpl. John F. Drain Our Lady of Lourdes 2nd Lt. Dennis L. Donley St. John Kc James Football 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball 1,25 Leg. ofMary 1,2, 3,45 B.B.V.C. 3,4. 2nd Lt. Thomas M. Doran St.Patrick Band 1,2,3,4g Student Band 2,3,4g Scholarship Committee 2,3,4g Class Officer 1,2,3g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Bowling team 25 Pep Club 49 Guidon 45 Na- tional Honor Society 4. S!Sgt. James R. Duebel- beis St. Catherine Laboure Football 1. 33 , , o...Y, . .- We ml M.. f NI V M H in in, ,1 f... 1 , if ' 2 wi ggi. Q , Sgt. Paul J. Dulle St. Bartholomew Honor Roll 4. S.F.C. Kurt E. Englander feds St. Ann Football lg Bowling 3,45 Track 1,2,3,4g Class Offi- cer 1,3. SlSgt. John T. Effinger St. Richard Bowling 2. Sgt. Richard C. Fasnacht St. Pius the Tenth Band 2,3,4g Benildus Club 3,4g Class Officer 1. 1 l S.F.C. Robert L. Fisher Sgt. James F, Fitzgerald 2nd Lt. John P. Fitzgerald S.F.C. Tl'10lT1aS M- Fitz- Holy Rosary St. Luke St. Mary Magdalen fBrent- gerald Football 1,25 Band 1,2,3,4. Honor Roll 1,23 Class Officer wood? LiifleFl0lUCf' 1,49 Student Council 3. Track 1,2,3,4g Honor Roll 1,2, Football 1,2,3,4g Legion of 3,45 Cross Country 3g National Mary 2,3, Treas. 45 Class Honor Society 4. Officer 4g Benildus Club 2,4. f CU V 'Z' QUT? 1 Y al ' .nr- ' 'S' ' 1 4: ...N .1 S.F.C. Edwin J. Flemming Sgt. Gary W. Fleming St. Mary Magdalen Sacred Heart KBrentwood1 BaSkGtb-all l,2- Lancers 1,2,3,4. 2nd Lt. Charles J. Flynn S.F.C. J0hr1 P. Flynn Our Lady 0fS0rr0ws Our Lady 0fSUI'7'0LUS Library Club 1,2,3g Honor Roll 3,45 Pep Club 3,4g Cheerleader 49 Guards Platoon 3. Lancers lg Library Club 1,2,3g Pep Club 3,4gCheer- leader 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2, 3. S.F.C. Robert W. Fox Cpl. Richard L. Frierdich St. Dominic Savio St. Bernadette Lancers 1,2,3,4g Track 35 Band 1,2,3,4g Library Benildus Club 3, Treas. 4. Club 2. 4363 N157 1 -6? J Tai' 'ho 'ZS 7 31 3, 3 . K . ,' Capt. Jerry L. Furst St. Gabriel the Archangel Baseball 1,2,3,43 Basket- ball 1,2,3,43 Guidon 13 Student Council 43 Class Officer 2,4. Sgt. John L. Garavaglia St. James the Greater Football 13 Soccer 1,2. S!Sgt. James B. Gannon Our Lady 0fGuadaZupe Sllee Club 13 Library Club S.F.C. Bert L. Gates Epiphany of Our Lord Track 1,2,3,43 Benildus Club 43 Band 1,22 Honor Roll 233,43 Turret 4. Capt. Mitchell S. George St. Joan ofArc Church Library 1,2,33 Bowling 23 Band 23 Security Detachment 3,43 Vice President of Library Guild 4. 1-if lst Lt. Robert T. Geraghty S.F.C. John L. Gerst Pvt. Joseph K. Gertken St. Margret Mary of A lacque Our Lady of Presentation Corpus Christi Football 13 Turret 4. Football 1,2Q Basketball lg Student Council Repre- Baseball 2g Bowling 33 Pep sentative lg Honor Roll Club 4, 1,2,43 Golf' Team 3 Cmana- gery Capt. Lawrence J. Gilbert Our Lady of Sorrows lst Lt William E Glose Band 1,2,3,4g Security De- meyer tachment 35 Student St Luke Council 3. Honor Guard 2 3 4 Cpl. George S. Graff 5011 Our Lady of Lourdes Our Lady ofthe Pzllaz Track 1: Dramatics 22 Glee Club 1 GolfTeam 4 Wl'9St1iI1g 4- Honor Roll 4 Lt. Col. Michael J. Haddon Our Lady ofProUidence Football 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball 1,23 Track 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 4g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: Prom Magazine Reporter 4g Student Council 1,2,3,4g B.B.V.C. 43 Class Officer 2,3,4. x , U. r, .ga t. , Lgipg la , W XXX ' 1: is ' of 'wif QT? BJ, -I, 2nd Lt. James F. Healey St. Joseph Basketball 3,43 Guidon 4. M!Sgt. Joseph R, Herbst St. Philip Neri Soccer 1: Track 1,2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4. .H SFC. James A. Higgins St. Casimir Track 1,25 Honor Roll 1,23 Pep Club 2,35 Library Club 3,45 Baseball fMgr.J 3. 8'fT 'I' Capt. Daniel T. Hogan St. Catherine of Sienna Baseball 3,4g Guidon 45 Soccer 1,23 Turret 4g B.B.V.C. 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. I Maj. Charles M. Holdenried SlSg't. Larry D. Heisserer St. Ferdinand Library Club 4g Glee Club 4. Maj. John M. Hess Our Lady ofthe Pillar Football 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball lg Track lg Guidon 45 Student Bank 23 Student Council 3g B.B.V.C. 3,45 Math Club 25 National Honor Society 43 Honor Roll 1,2,4. S! Maj. Thomas J. Hough St. George St. Louise de Marillac Glee Club 1,25 Honor R011 1.2, Honor R011 1,29 B.B.V.C 3,43 National Honor Society 4. 4. 'ff T':,Y C' Har' 1--'S' its-ff' QQ-iv Sgt. Fred H. Hudson St.Ann Football 1,2g Band 2,3,4 SlSgt. Ronald J. Houle Benildus Club 33 Track 3 St. Kevzn 43 Student Council Repre- Glee Club 1,2. sentative 2. P.F.C. Ronald R. Igou Sf, Ann David Debate 2,3,4g Speech 45 Sf-Gabriel Bowling lg Glee Club 1. Band1,2,3. Pvt. Howard H . James S.F.C. Wayne J. J ackovac S iv Gfeg0fy Nativity of0urLord Legion of Mary 3.4: Glee Bowling 15 Band 21 Honor Club 15 B9I1ild11S Club 3, Roll 1,2. 43 Track 1. 39 Pvt. William C. Jones Cathedral Dramatics 43 BBVC 3,44 Honor Roll 2,3,4. PFC. Thomas J. Karsten All Souls Band 1,2,3,4g BBVC 3,4. Cpl. Mark T. Keaney St. Roch Football 1,3,4g Student Coun- cil 2,43 Class Officer 2,3,4g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. SFC. Michael F. Kenny Epiphany of Our Lord Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 3,43 Guidon Bearer lg BBVC 3,45 Honor Roll 4. Sgt. James T. Kettler Annunciation Guards Platoon 3,4g Bowling 2g Band 2,3,4g Honor Roll 13 Soc- cer Manager 1, lstfSgt. John J. Kilper Seven Holy Founders Honor Roll 2,3,4. 'Zi' 'fl' as J, l li f '27 lf . J ' 's.,,.', -lieu Ls S.F.C. Wallace H. Kleucker 1st!Sgt. Robert A. Kluefer 2nd Lt. Marty R. Korte St. Margaret St. John and James St. Paul the Apostle Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Honor Roll Library Club 15 Grenadiers 2, FOOHJHH 1,2,3,4: TI'aCk 19 SOC- 1,2g BBVC 4g Dance Band 4. 3gGuards 3gSoccer 2. cer 1,2g Student Council 1,2 -Q, 11- 1 Honor Roll 1,2,4g Class Officer 1,2,3. wry' Q--.4 51-17 gli? . 'Y Sgt. James F. Kraatz SFC. George M. Krause Sfsgt. William S. Krause St. Sebastian St Luke Sl. Thomas lheA ostle Soccer 1. BBVC 3,4, p SGT. Richard J. Kreutz St. Gabriel the Archangel Soccer 2. SXSGT Gregory J. Lane St. Rock Class Officer 3g Football 4 Lt. Col. John C. Lane Ascension Band 2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 33 Debate Club 2g Hon- or Roll 1,2,3g Student Bank 3,4g Scholarship Committee 4. CPL. Thomas J. Leicht St. Patrick Track 1,2,33 Wrestling 4g Dra- matics 25 Pep Club 3. SGT. Michael R. Lemp SZ. Dismas Soccer 25 BBVC 3. 2nd Lt. Gerald B. Loos Immaculate Heart ofMary Class'Of'ficer 3. A M 27m bf, 42? mfr? U50 ,mr -me v ef .7 an-Q, f-we ' '1 jaw' Y, 2nd Lt. Michael L. Lundergan Capt. Robert W. Lyner 2nd Lt. Paul M. Maloney St. Joseph Turret 1,2,3g Security Detach- Our Lady 0fS0rr0w,5- Soccer Manager lg Band 1,2,3, ment 3g Student Council 2. Student Council 35 Band 1,2,3 45 Security Detachment 3. 45 Guidon 4g Pep Club 4. L91- SGT. Robert J. Marshall P.F.C. Donald W. Maruska SGT. James W. Mason St. James the Greater St. Clement Immaculate Conception Football 1,2,4g BBVC 35 Soc- Glee Club 3,43 Security De- Library Club 3g Grenadier 3,45 cer 1,25 Security Detachment tachment 3,4, Track 3, 3. S.F.C. Terry J. Matthews I mmacolata Pep Club 3,43 Golf 3,4g Honor lb Rol14. P.F.C. Michael F. Maurutto St. Joseph Football 1. Maj. Michael T. McCormick St. Clement Honor Guard 1,2,3g Rifle team l,2,3,4. S!Sgt. Richard L. McGregor Mary Queen ofthe U niuerse Benildus Club 3. S!Sgt. Timothy J. McKernan St. Raphael Soccer 2. Cpl. James R. McLaughlin St. Martin of Tours Grenadiers 2,33 Honor Roll 1. dmv arf' E-.G .217 iam.,-P' We-H9 -45 .fi 1-,J sniff' F' 1--. 2nd Lt. Douglas K. Melville 2nd Lt. B. Daniel Merritt P.F.C. Lawrence E. Merritt St. Catherine of Sienna St. Ann St. Ann Band 2,3,4s Benildus Club 2,3, Swimming 13 Football Mgr. 2, Lancers lg Guards Platoon 3 43 Debate 2. 33 Benildus Club 3,43 Scholar- Drama Club 4. ship Committee 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4Q Turret 4. W , l .f , .E flew V TS N '93 S.F.C. Gary J. Meyer S!Sgt. Joseph L. Meyer Cpl. Milton C. Meyer Our Lady ofMount Carmel St. Mary Magdalen fBrent- St. Paul the Apostle Basketball 13 Honor Roll 2,43 wood! Basketball Mgr. 13 Cross Coun- Class Officer 1,32 Student try 33 Glee Club 43 Guards Pla- Council 1. toon 3,4. 2nd Lt. Karl J. Michael St. Joan ofArc Band 2,3,4g Rifle team 1,2,3,4. SFC. Terry M. Michler Ascension Football 1,2,3,4g Soccer 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 1,3. SlSgt. William J. Miederhoff Our Lady ofthe Presentation Grenadiers 2,3,4g Guards 35 Class Officer 2. SFC. Henry R. Miller Mary Queen of Peace Capt. John D. Miller St.Anthony Library Club 1,2,3,4g Rifle team 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 4. lst Lt. Francis J. Minden St. Martin ofTours Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Guidon 4. 3 -wi If QQ 'Fi' R 1 I F Ml lg f' .ig A I... . ..e :ld 2nd Lt. John J. Moll S!Sgt. Timothy P. Morrell 2nd Lt. Thomas L. Mozelewski St. Francis de Sales St. Arm Sacred Heart Football 1,2,3,4g Track 15 Band Student Council 35 Bowling 3. Grenadiers 45 Honor Guard 1, 1,2,3,4g Drama 45 B.B.V.C. 4. 2,3,4g Security Detachment 35 Glee Club 1. iv-',' l w ox W, P.F.C. Terry M. Mueller S!Sgt. Dan J. Murphy Sgt. John A. Murphy St. Margret Mary St. Mary Magdalen St. Luke Glee Club 1,2,3g Library Club Cross Country lg Golf 4. 1. CPL. Thomas F. Murphy St. Margaret Basketball 2,3,4g Track 3,4. 2nd Lt. Thomas M. Niebling Immaculate Heart of Mary Lancer 1,2,3,4gBBVC 4. PVT. Robert M. Noerper Our Lady of Providence Rifle Team 2,3g Track 2. lst! SGT. Andrew P. Nolfo OurLad 0 Providence y f Band lg Lancers 2,3,4g Foot- ball Manager 4g BBVC 3,45 Guidon staff 45 Track CMgr.J 4. v ,V H I I ,,l'?, I 455' ls 'us 4 w l 'C7 ,..- 'Y' ., QU. V Hg,-711' SISGT Dennis C. Norton PVT. Patrick A. Notestine 2nd Lt. John A. O'Brien St. Pius V St. Adalbert St. Ann Bowling 1,3,4g Student Coun- Swimming Team 1,2,3,4g Pep cil 1. Club 3,43 BBVC 3,43 Turret 3,45 Class Officer 1,35 Guidon 43 Quill and Scroll 4. CPL. Timothy O. O'Brien Ascension of Our Lord Legion of Mary 25 Class Officer 25 Honor Roll 45 BBVC 4. 2nd Lt. Thomas P. O,Donnel1 St. Luke Library 1,2g Glee Club 1,23 Drama Club 23 Guidon 43 Pep Clubg BBVC 4g Honor Roll 1,3, 4. CPL. Andrew Orf' Our Lady ofthe Pillar Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1. 2nd Lt. Patrick D. O'Rourke St. Casimir Cross Country 1,2g Track lg Swimming Team 1,2g Turret 1,2,3g BBVC 2,3,4g Class Offi- cer 1,2,3,4. SISGT. Stephen E. O'Rourke Annunciation Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,29 Basketball lg Class Officer 1,2, 3,43 Student Council 4. CPL. James E. O'Shea St. Roch Glee Club 1,25 Track 2g BBVC 33 Student Council 3. 2nd Lt. Richard H. Patton St. Clement Track 13 Cheerleader 35 Pep Club 3,4g Golf'4. Sgt. Michael W. Piel St. Louise de Marillac Track 1,2,3,4g BBVC 3,4. P.F.C. Tom P. Pierron St. Monica Track 1,2,3,4g Cancer Research 2,35 Wrestling 4g Class Officer 3. Sgt. Michael L. Potter Our Lady of Guadalupe Band 2,3. SFC. Donald J. Reed S t. Andrew Track 1,2. err- - W . ' w ,,. , Q Q Vfnjhx '51-,N , . E ' s as-.Ap V 1 we-Q., l 1 ... gun, 79x . AJ, Q 'E 131239 SlSgt. Hadley A. Reinhardt Capt- J0h11 F- Remark Ascension Sf- Clara Fogtball 15 B0wIing2,3,4:H0n- Football 3, Manager 45 Track 01- Guard 2, 2,3,4g Guidon 4g Turret 45 Hon- or Rol12,3. .v--'Y' - . aj ,xx 'Off Q, , 1 x 1. 17:7 Q... ffl! Eaf- iv'-Q' Ci 'Fav' SlSgt. William L. Riechmann Our Lady of Good Counsel Glee Club 3. S! Sgt. Gary P. Risinger St. Casimir Ross Lancers 1,2,3,4g B Basket- ball Manager 1,2g BBVC 3, SFC. John W. Rogers Nativity of0ur Lord Band 1,2,3g Honor Roll 1. Sgt. Frank J. Ruffino Nativity ofOur Lord Bowling 1. S!Sgt. James M. Ryan Epiphany of Our Lord BBVC 4g Honor Roll 1. S!Sgt. Stephen G. Schaefer St. Monica 1st Lt. Gerald M. Schaller Our Lady ofthe Presentation Guards Platoon 35 Pep Club 15 Glee Club 1,25 Class Officer 45 Guidon 45 Honor Roll 4. Capt. James L. Schaller Our Lady of Presentation Pep Club 15 Glee Club 1,25 Gui- don 45 Turret 3,45 Turret Edi- tor 45 National Honor Society 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 4. SISGT James M. Scherger St. Thomas the Apostle Class Officer 1,25 Football 15 Student Council 1. SISGT, John R. Sextro St. Philip N eri 'fx- gf 1. . , ' n '1'f-'Lf 7'- if -rj' 191. Nu-1 S! SGT. Daniel W. Simpson S.F.C. Richard A. Skwira P.F.C. Harold J. Smith Mary Queen of Peace Our Lady of Loretto St. Gabriel Track 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Library 3. -.-,:xf:? .Q-P 913' !'. if ' Q 1 SISGT. Richard P. Smith Our Lady of Loretto Track 1,23 BBVC 4. 2nd Lt. Ronald S. Smith Glee Club lg Band 23 Cancer Research 2g Track 35 Library Club 2. lst Lt. Gerald J. Speciale St. John Basilica Band 4. lst Lt. Bruce F. Spenner St. Raphael the Archangel Honor Guard 1,2g Grenediers 35 Honor Roll l,2,4g Guidon 45 Dramatics Club 4g BBVC 3. S.F.C. Joseph J. Springer Corpus Christi Baseball 4. SISGT. Ferris M. Sticksel St. Gabriels Library Club 3g Rifle Team 1,2g Bowling Team 1g Grenediers 35 Security Detachment 3. ay' 1' ,.., CPL. David H. Strothkamp St. Patrick Band 1,2,3,4. SGT. James J. Strubel St. Clement Tgall 419 S.F,C. James H. Suellentrop Our Lady of Providence Library Club 23 Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4g Guidon 4g Pep Club 35 Benildus 2. 1st!SGT, William D. Swafford Our Lady of Presentation Benildus Club 45 Honor Guard 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3. 1 I V-'sw -, 'fs W wwf SlSGT. Ronald F. Tibbles SG-TfMAJ. William R, Thorne PVT- Stain V- Tiefenbrun St. Catherine of Alexandria Epiphany of Our Lord Si- Gabriel the AfChfmg9l Basketball 13 Student Council Honor Roll 4g Football 1,2,3,4g T1'aCk 1,2- 33 Class Officer 1,2,4. Soccer 15 Class Officer 4. I ill S j . -- ... ,N IQ .tx 1 X ' I 10. 'se ia: xo. . 3-33 -.af lx ,nf ' V3.4 CAPT. Michael J. Tierney St. Joan ofArc Glee Club 1,2g Lancers lg Hon- or Roll 1,2,3,4g N.H.S. 4g Gren- adiers 2,3,4g BBVC 2. S.F.C. Gerald J. Toczylowski St. Louise de Mayillac Football 1,2,4g Soccer 15 Class Officer 1,2. 2nd Lt. Leo Trice St. Mark Basketball 1,23 Cross Country lg Student Council 33 'Track 3, 4g Class Officer 3,43 Honor Roll 2,4. MISGT. John D. Uhlhorn All Souls Rifle Team 13 Band 1,3,4. S.F.C. William J. Ulm St.Ann Football 15 Legion of Mar 2g Glee Club 35 BBVC 45 Bowling 4, 2nd Lt. Lawence D. Unger St. John the Baptist Library lg Grenadiers 2,3,4g Guards Platoon 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Student Council 1. li. . in-:Sf N 2nd Lt. Charles W, Urban Our Lady of Good Counsel Security Detachment 3,4g Lancers 1,2,3,4. 56 pl '45 fd' ' 4 Cpl. Vince J. Wall St. Gabriel Honor R011 3,4g Dramatics 45 Track 4. 1st!Sgt. Michael J, White Epiphany of O ur Lord Basketball 1,2,4g Class Officer 1,2,3,4g Turret 1,2,3,4 Keditor 435 BBVC 3 fPresident 45g Hon- or Roll 1,3,4g Student Council -Commissioner of Publica- tion 3. lst Lt. Ronald L, Wulsch St. James the Greater Basketball 1,2 fMg'r.Jg Base- ball 1,2 KMgr.lg Student Bank 4. SFC. James S. Yeager St. Ann Chess Club 3, 1st!Sgt. Joseph M. Zykan St. Dismas Honor Guard 1,2g Honor Roll 45 Class Officer 3. Cpl. William D. Walsh Christ the King Track 1. ,gl- 'ns -fi I'-sl u? Q-4? SFC. Thomas M. Whaley St. Joan ofArc Track 1,2,3g Cross Country 3 v 1 LAX 14:17 lui f-1 Ya wanna fight, buddy? Us afi- .. . , ,- FIS' 5 ' fi? :fhnf i . - W .- w -, 4 15,13 Q 5... '- Q '-, Lp xy fa - A . L'- Q v-1,4 ,-x , ' 4'-uiiv' 4- . ' ' ', ,Q-, Anal' ,K ,,. ., I. f: ,jtimwr May the better BEAR win. 57 Class of 965 .7 Come on, there's room for everybody. We have been chosen to head the Uniform Improvement Committeef, . - . Pi if -:U . C' ,K me QQ? gs ,,,.. Do you mind? We're trying to BEAR DOWN on the subject. Aw, brother, all I said was squeak! We're Coach Horgan's favorite playersf 3? ' 41, 1 s is-. I At Ease fi 1 o x So, this is fine arts! l ll i l . n,,v rl i 1 V. Did you year about the filibuster in Room 3137 Then after I held her' hand, I ,... Well in my personal opinion . . . Welcome to the Officer's Lounge! , ef It - I ., I F-1' y in , , iz- 5 1 95 ' A , I Q r , You really get around, don't you, Brother Baldwin? H l w A -7 ' ,A ' V 'X -I ' - T IDI ...., ,L ,. 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' Then he said we're all getting five for not having a clean table! Q :sau - ml - 5 Just one more can and I get to meet 'The Counts'!' Let me introduce you to the Hunchback ofC.B.C.! cBc if it Sophomores 212 Officers DeWi11e Dickerman Diepenbrock Doerr Eckenrodt Franck Gertken Hamacher Hartig Hough Kennedy Krueger Lodewyck McCarthy McNamee Mier Murphy Murray Navin Nenninger Olsen O'Too1e Roufa Uelk Wojcicki 68 Grasser, Pres. Stratil, V. Pres. Reynolds, Sec. Cerny, Treas. Baechle Byrne Clark Combs Corkery Cuddihee W in Y 'zz 7 Y H P 'G V :ni -4 7 44. V E :-. I ' L,wgfrq:3W.' P lf ' , -' , x, , ' , I H N ., ,. He., , . - - K . , K I-yu., gig. J. 5 1 ,J Q -Y 7 I W. :ZX . 'gnu .W 'M ' ' X 3 4 L. ' L Lv . ,' -1 - if .. -f ei Y- .-,Keg , X . re f - rw IU V ' L . 'T '2 A. X 1 r J 2 -- . um , i ,Q W , A I .. .. , 4 ' ' ' N i, . - g5xe.1'- . V .. veil, ,gr gm- .h ' . '54 , . lk ' - 'if ze -'-f -Im 1 M --. . ' F. ' . :W H1 . - v.i '.. f, A rjw a., f ul. - V V Y'-ip. 5 '--, 'JJ' L: . -,. . A . 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M Mahoney Marnati Mocca Pacanowski Page Palmer Ralston Sang Sartorius Schulte Wollbrinck 70 w, Beckmann Bewig Bull Chier Cunningham Davis Eagan Fucalaro Gale Gandolfo Harder Harris G17 rw V m.,.,- Sig, 5-ale if '-. 'gg SL- ,f Q 5' f Liam wifi pk ' N nh ...I a . W X 5? Af mi' as iii '- i 0,25 -'W ,vu - ay --Q ,M K, A ffl. ' .g , fe f- g I K -. M X 5, ,R X' , in 1 gpg, f .4 ma- , me -.., Y' ,af if li , 2 ' .Ill Pix. J! W J 'S K . , 'xg J 51 11 :rl 5 - ea '27-il 'lux if V , Lx EE ' .,,. A! fr ,'M 1:-i i , U A i Q N i 'Qs . 1 V i Q15 - ,, f R .. I ' ' 1 1 ff -all X -wx ,111 N . H ' lf: X ' I ,i l 9195 1 a .. ax X ' , '35 if 1 in 3 'lf Q V' X 'lv' yx, -. F 1 0 url ' 44 F . .... Z: 2 I Q , We is . '11 -3 V - . 4. .... ' M ' 3. lx fWa5 S A ave- 5:31 N XS x i her rr.. ,QTY -1 'Z .4 , lf ' .sf . N ' 3 5 , X ' - A K I Q: EXX l 0 T 4 X - I. b , lfeviql if Q ' , 7 -A ,A if M l . 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'Ai 'G ,0, Q' ' ' f 1 86,9 Aiello Archibald Bezdek Bowlin Brennan Burke Collida Dieker Dugan Fitzgerald Fuchs Gabrian Gilbert Goldmann Griffith Grindler J ankowski Kilper Leicht Merritt Morehead Parks Puckett Rojeski Schob Tipton Tosto Trudinski Van Almsick Vatterott Room 403 Officers Lf. ,v-13 U Z yu j,qqap'cw gsrt V Kelley, Pres. 2.5, Wkzi , f ' ' V ' Houlihan, V. Pres. ll ' L, f 4' jf Brennan, Sec. 1 .. it ag X Anzalone, Treas. - X Y, .V ,Q K X fx .K , - V.. H gy. ,A x ,dligkggx , ,N ' . , Q Amico 1 4. R. 'W' Jw-, 2? W Armbruster X i , My-1 W Hg I ,W W. 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V ' RWE A 11. ' ara sew' 1' .A n Ne 1' .1 . s -F1 ., A1 if ff' L U ' xg :Nw K- 'Q3 n -- Officers Baron, Pres. K F , Grellner, V. Pres. U it mf' ' 1 5 ' Ashton, Sec. X Mansco, Treas. , 'ER , pf! f ' V ' ' ' fn' V GF ' :iw . Q A n e 'K' 5 ' nr x if X. 0 ' 0 ff' N. I e e '. H' ' - S-f J QTL 0 n V J 'e-gl Lf noi 'ex 'in 9 N 'X 1 1 4 L gg' . ,J gm 5 EFF! L' 'EQ -F-rg 'Q Tm J ' r nkilg-'ti' ' lj. N. t A T N .,,, ., A , , vs, f -4 ' f g l Ex X 'N Q 'T '-I g ' ,P . . 'I' : 7 4' , . 'is fwfrf ' 1 . 1 f . -...E ,W n .Vx if A' v 'T .L , T E if 'Q 'YL , A f lxiilfmal-L W n - -- , :L if Xu' 3 Rf' fx 2, ,J I - Q1 ,k I .113 I P-. , 1 '75 'ff' 3 555553 19 3. , gexx , - , LX 4, . :fe 4' f fi f 'Q , ' ' A - 2' A Sophomores Bester Blankenship Burris Casey Cholet Doerer Fash Federhofer Keaveny Kleeschulte Kula Maguire Martin Mika O'Neil O,Neill Reedy Wieda Villhard Webb 74 Room 406 Officers -if L. N g , ,' 'aw .X .M M vw, ai W L -.. SLM. . - ' .M ' M 1 5 it f 9' X M it iitM Shine, Pres. Goldkamp, V. 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A ' gli. .. , 1 :f.:. A ..,:t Y , .,.. .2 Q Y:-5 3: 1' H fig. Sis-If M ..,-,,s' i s f,.u - 5 -V .. - . ' V W . n Q5 ,, ww W 1. ul it A L., mu., ' , J' ...Iwi ug gk WW ri:i.gw.- ' +Q .:'5'i,. H .. A 'Anim LJ ' V .1 1 A .' ' r .. ' 'J' ...Q P2 A--Tp '- - J , , -' f f ' ' -.S l f ' - 1 - ff ' f-fa , be ' ' '- . f' ef 1 . ' 'V , . . Af ' Z V . 'gl .gf 3 ' . yn? M 'gh 'mei-ig 5, er- QQHN wgww u w 4 gi. L Wy? ff i x .V n 'xx - . 1 chef 'W S. L X V X32 A R 'C 4, x,X 'u Freshman Corner 11 ,? Stampede! Z A 5,1- -3 The names are the same, but. . . You tell 'em, frosh. They've invaded the staff office!!! 4 If I I fy: 7' f .. S' i , 3 , A, z l if- . :px fiijg Yi Y Q u I I a ' K ' as 3 f,f5f'a,,'lz l 5 X'4'4 525252: k Mzigszm L ng ai? z 5 . SSH .EV Q g 1 4 1 fa' afv- - .L ., f ,if '. . 'lf . L I f l 1 S , r 5 A 1. Q ,iff W - . Q ll, N, YIM . f -ff 9555 n . .5 ' Eff E4 'U K L 5 Dewi ssfvhwii A v .2 .- .., .1 i : .'4, IF My 4, 513555: Za iii' s asp , , mx Aj , 5, V513 I Am Y- fm, , J. : N? viz! 4 5 FA, K A ya I 1 1 f. . K-N. 'Fil 'Ni ' ifrzsf ,inf 5' -sf .Qw- 4 1 , E , 5 . 3255 1 Y s A ,,. ,gi , mf 5 Y fi Q! ,rl F . J . 1 EJ 4 ' 1 f 1 in far'-.,' V wx ,T-,'..,. fair 'ff' vu. If? 'Vi ffl W 1. Rehgifcwus , , ,J ,W V, B ,ff ,f 5 z , Q, 573,2- H and , , f W U4 4 , , J... 1 I E?-'S ilhfbdk f'i. '1l'1i' 's 'SKA ' M,,,' , . 9m!'1QfggtA r'Q 'lx WWF if dl , ...h -Q-mg. 3 QQQQQ er B-mv lb-1 'I NZM ' 'IVQQ QI? ,f E' 'ffl , fa Ei-NL' Jfmgk-A -:iw--ff-w-'iA31ng. ' 'fi S325 1Ff1mf,f- A Zigi X B B Q 7 C O'Rourke, Treasureg Casey, Vice-Presidentg White, Presidentg Fox, Secretary Hess Recording Secretary The Blessed Benidus Vocation Club is a long standing extra- curricular activity at C.B.C. Its purpose is fully explained in the title. It is a religious vocation club to help seniors find their state of life. Although it furthers religious vocations for seniors, it also helps each enrolled student to find his vocation, whether religious or secular. While keeping this goal in mind, this year's club was composed of two groups. The first were those who wished to be active, made up mostly of Seniors and Juniors. The other group were those who wished to attend the meetings and say the required prayersg they were mostly sophomores and were known as associate members. It is this type of improvement which helps to make the Benildus Club a valuable asset to C.B.C. F11-St Row left to right Cradock, Ryan, Breheny, Costello, Maloney, Brock, Riozanski.. Third Row Ritter Bolting Gates Fasnacht Kleucker, Donley, Krause, Melville. Second ner,W211Sh,R0SS,S1gH0I'G111, Kelly,B06V1Hg10h Row Swafford Callahan, O'Donnel, Casey, Puzkar, Craft, Legion of Mary as 'lv F54qz -5 VN. Sitting: G. Textor, Mr. Powers, B. Signorelli, W. Craddock. Standing: T. Flynn, C. Percy, G. Roosmann, P. Kelley. Personal sanctification of its members through good works. This is the end and motivating force behind the little publicized organization of Christian Brothers College known as the Legion of Mary. Under the able direction of '27 if: Brother Jerome Francis and Mr. Powers the legion members perform Catholic Action work for one hour every week in order to show the image of Christ in themselves to the people worked for and also for the salvation of their own soul. The members are visiting hospitals, teaching religion to public high school students, visiting homes and other apostolic work. The Legion of Mary participates in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in the Chapel. 4452344 I f 445144, l ' 'Ep 16 l ' r 'E' 4- STC? -: - l Fw'-w'l:fL'. ' 1' :if-1'..' if ' ' 'S'2Q.'Q,-.L. l a: 1 ,:'!.ij , - :i fgiieiif. T :- E Z 1 ' 3 Jai fi: Qh S5.4,f5 ' yi'-1 t i I irglllffip i after if xfcs. Y' F- - i h'V.- Msg J-3 L,fff',i,'j3f. 4: L y . Q cX'dl,.T .,.: iii- . 'QJI-5.-5 . 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I N A ,V - 4 . Wg: - ts, sh - 'N ' , - H' , ' A ' ' ' . , .Qs , 4 ' -' X4 gf 1- A - . N , . rv . ,, . 4, .V ' ,N -W , 5 ' --1' gg f--1 ,sq -- x ' U P H 'Inf ' r Q ',-, ,, L! .L 1..- Fall Review The Fall Review, traditionally the first for- mal exposition of the CBC Cadet Corps before the public, took place on October 4, 1964. Weeks of practice preceding this an- nual event made it one of the most im- pressive in years. After marching onto the parade field, the Corps looked on as awards and decorations for the 1963-1964 school year were pre- sented to over ninety deserving cadets. It was at this time that Major General Robert H. Adams, Commanding General, XI U.S. Army Corps, presented the ROTC Honor School Streamer to Captain William J. Forrell, P.M.S. This marked a milestone in CBC history as this was the thirtieth time CBC has been the recipient of the award. Next on the agenda was the announcement of officers commissions for the 1964-1965 school year. The Review was climaxed by the appointment of Thomas J. Casey as Cadet Brigade Commander and Richard J. Mier as Brigade Executive Officer. The ceremonies concluded as the entire Cadet Corps paraded before the reviewing stand. , A if Til. f?' Q- 5.1.4 , .1 Egg' :Ii K , . f'1 s.Xi 1 L . 'QR H' -' o 0 u i,'N H.-1 F I ' 0 6 O , G m . 5 . . -Q , q . x, , , M-. ag N . ' u Y Jai' r V fam' V W . ,K I ,- M 5 .?'N ,-, 9 to . 0, .V .Q . fr . P3 1 V . 7' .- .1 ,' ' S, ' 1 ..i 00 pr--111 ,,..-1-- .P 0 A C 5' .ii E '1 ! 5 'fr- ' ,,.--N F I Ll 1' I . f x a . I Q O 4 04. 1, l S li gn fix. 'fe li A an 4 Lfh-Q, .2 ,.. 9, fx 3 . 4 1 1. 1 in 1' -'3T w .. f 1 A gs.-w,Eg.4.,,, Y s y., ,, Hi. s,.V 113' 1 - -w ' A U...- l g v ' 'EP' W y! rm! W Ai. Q 'B ' G ' 2 1 w'l,,x U-g g x g ' ' f- E-Lang' , r k V! Q,,,-f 6 Ni? Q ox. 6 'X Sp Mm. i ,w ff . kd Q P 1, 'MIK 6 ' O A U , -..,. .iQ'rH ,,..-- O 9 -4 A I ,P '. . f, a X -Ji- . . i U. ' Q. T! 3 - 1 'gh -5 be Y I .. W 35 E5 N J. O O -Tffo TQ 1- v' 1 Q 5 ' 6 9 5 'Q I v 7 pn- , 56131-u1n-I1 diffra- Security Detachment The Security Detachment assists both the school and the military department, guarding at the posts assigned to each member, helping at football and basketball games, parents nights and par- ades. For membership one must be an upper classman, maintain a C average, and display ex- emplary character and enthusiastic leadership. This year's S.D. was under the leadership of Mitchell George, and was supervised by Sgt. Kagel. X., 'lk X - First Row: Turner, Voris, Krupp, Molloy, Leto, Sanders, Sug- hero. Second Row: Tumbrink, Wilds, Kesting, Ross, Ritter, Franck, Miner, Meyer. Third Row: Gandolfo, Bakai, Urban, Healey, George -commander, Dengler, Stahl, Arnold. Honor Guard The Honor Guard, under the command of J .D. Miller, has represented C.B.C. in precision marching and maneuvers in the Veiled Prophet and Veterans Day parades and in our Fall and Spring Reviews. Neatness and discipline is stressed. The cadets must be 5'8 or over and range from freshmen to juniors with senior of- ficers. The Honor Guard is supervised by Sgt. England. 100 First Row: Vogel, J. Miller, Glosemeyer, Wiener. Second Row: Lamb, R. Miller, Whitworth, Lawton, Kohnen, Byrne, Macker, Pagno. Third Row: Simcik, Parashak, Nahlik, Feder- hofer, Burns, Hamacher, Lappin, Shermann. Fourth Row: Bryant, Papke, Morris, O'Donnel1, McCormick, O'Brien, Duisen, Hampel, Baron, Vatterott. C.B.C. Marching Band -Q-xiii!! if u , w ,eq lr 'w Z v N' 2 ' . E s H it H' i ll' iii T L nl' l l l f .il 3 if .3 ' ' l . J. l -.-ham . l U. if Aiello, Anyalone, Barklage, Beilsmith, Bell, Bene, Berenc, Lundergan, M21l0Hey, Maloney, McGuire, Melville, MiCl1ael, Bolfing, Borchardt, Brock, Burgess, Byrne, Cain, Carron, Clark, Mier, Mier, Moll, Moore, Mullen, O'Hearn, O'Hearn, O,Neill, Cradock, Cukier, Curtis, Doerer, Doran, Eddie, Fasnacht, Pavlik, Piper, Riamondo, Rielly, Rood, Ross, Safron, Simpson, Fisher, Friel, Friedrich, Gilbert, Goldmann, Harder, Hartig, Skwira, Speciale, Strothkamp, Textor, Uhlhorn, Vatterott. Kelley, Kettler, Kilper, King, Kleeschulte, Kulungowski, Lane, The C.B.C. marching band appeared this year at military and athletic events at C.B.C., and at other activities in the St. Louis area. During the football season, the band performed before the home games. The band provided march- ing music for the brigade at all parades during the school year, and at the Spring and Fall Reviews and the annual Federal Inspection. Besides this, the band also gave a performance at each of these military functions. These contributions played an integral part in the success of the military program at C.B.C. this year. Although the band's main function is to provide music for the various school activities each year, it was again much in demand for other public performances this year. The most notable of these were the Veiled Prophet parade and the premier of the movie My Fair Lady. The band's efforts were greatly appreciated by those in charge of these events and by those who attended them. The fine job done by the marching band this year continues its fine past tradition, H v l Rifle Team Guidon Bearers J, t ...fi . his 1 5 We was Jwf' me 55353 il l lei. li Since its formation, the C.B.C. rifle team has been one of the best in the area. This year's team was no exception as they made a record envied by any of their opponents. These eight cadets, under the capable leadership of Sergeant England, put in many long hours of practice on 9...zs--,SK their newly rebuilt range to be at their peak at the nine meets held during. the year. They have truly lived up to the highest standards of C.B.C. Kneeling, left to right: Shift, Wilcox, Yuan, Bull. Standing: Miller, Michael, McCormick. Missing: Daly. Ever wonder how the cadets in the rear of the company know when an order has been given? Or which company is passing by? Look at the Guidon Bearers and you will soon find out. Each year a sophomore cadet is picked from his company to bear the company flag. The prompt action and 102 ...7,M,. .M , ,A ee, M c mi ., M Wffiiiu' :KF ul WPQ: ' Q55 :51 ' 1 ' ' 55552: mx: ' wi W 52 7, , , - ,, M , , ,, f the maneuvers of a company depends upon his action. They have given us a great performance this past year and we thank them. Right to Left: Co. A Joeckel, Co. B Patton, Co. C Smith, Co. D Baron, Co. E Price, Co. F Deutschmann, Co. G Heitzler, Co. H Greene, Co. I Wichlinski. Lancers Grenadiers The Ross Lancers, one of C.B.C.'s two exceptional drill teams, has proven itself to be a crack organ- ization. This group, restricted to cadets 5'6 and under, has worked many hours before and after school to present consistently good per- formances. Founded by Col. Glenn Ross, former P.M.S., the unit plays a vital part in the suc- cess of the military functions at C.B.C., such as the Fall Review, the Spring Review, and the Federal Inspection. The members of this unit deserve the congratulations of everyone for their outstanding contribution to C.B.C. this year. First Row, left to right: Perry, Sughero, Ladendecker, O'Brien, Siegries,1Urban Ex. O., Niebling Co. Di., Anth Guidon Bearer, Puzkar, Bayless, Gale, Swift, Simrnering. Second Row: Cordes, Sinkerman, Seabaugh, Noonan, Goddard, Fox Sec. Leader, Haiman, McMann, Hallerin, Allen, Hollenbeds. Third Row: Kenny, Eklund, Moore, Leuktemeyer, Hanley, Brosy, Gough, Ross, Drage, Simmering, Liuzza, Brock, Fuclaro, Deutschmann. Fourth Row: Murry, Kennedy, McCarter, Townsend, Toal, Ralston, Konig, Drysdale, Koetting, Keenoy, Kelly, Con- cannon, Bartolota, Mudd. The other drill team at C.B.C., the Elzear Grena- diers, has continued its tradition of the highest level of drill attainable. Through much intense practice, they have been able to do their precision drill without a falter. Their intricate maneuvers received much applause wherever they performed. Named for Brother Elzear, C.B.C.'s director when military was introduced, the Grenadiers have appeared at functions both at C.B.C. and away. They merit praise for the excellence of their performance this year. First Row, left to right: Roufa, Nenninger, Sanders, Bomany, Smith, Tierney Ex. O., Spenner Co., Unger, Mozewlewski, Krllpp, Cahill, Tumbrink, O'Toole. Second Row: Burkard, Molla, Peters, Garwood, Turner, Joseph A. Lammering, Cholet, Schrodroski, Spenner, Banden, Wier, Walschauser, Pagano. Third Row: Bruce, Qualls, Kennedy, Freymuth, Vatterott, Postal, Scott, Wynne, Nicolet, Sith, Reckenberg, Biler, Glader, Wilds. Fourth Row: Dupperet, Kula, Puzkar, White, San Flippe, Jones, Hiensaker, Brock, Mueller, Kreuger, Freymuth, Chalet, Zach, Mika, Wall, Amico. 103 Miss Kathleen Babor-Rosati Kain High School i is Miss Helen Marie Conway - Cor Jesu Academy .lr Miss Barbara Green - St. Mark's High School is W is 1 Miss Mary Ellen Bourne - Notre Dame High School CRipal Miss Mimi Francisco-Visita- tion Academy Miss Kathleen Hood-St. Al- phonsus Rock High School 'hd' sf- Miss Anne Bredensteiner - Sacred Heart CSt, Charles! A Miss Mary Glynn-Villa chsene Miss Mary Johnson Academy s... ' ' ! Miss Mary Beth Jovanovich Xavier High School Miss Laura Magac St. Elizabeth Academy Miss Marilynn Soisson Incarnate Word Academy C.B.C. 1965 Representatives Miss Mimi Keaveny Academy of the Sacred Heart lCity House? . . Y :E Ar- F WA' ' ' Miss Beth Nesbit Notre Dame Academy CBellevilleJ Miss Cheryl Thomure St. Anthony High School This year, C.B.C. has been honored by representa- tives from seventeen St. Louis area girl's schools. These girls are chosen for many qualities, charm, personality, and academic accomplishment. The girls are introduced in the Spring of their Junior year, their activities as representatives begin at the Of'ficer's Luncheon in the Senior year when the Cadet Officers vote to determine their rank as honorary officers. At La Prominade Mili- taire this rank is conferred and the Queen and Honorary Cadet Colonel is crowned. The last event of the year is the Spring Review, during which each girl marches with Cadet units on the field. We congratulate these seventeen girls on the fine job they have done as representatives. Y , as U. i- Q. i. will 2 X Miss Carol Rechtien Nerinx Hall Miss Joan Walden St, Joseph's Academy 105 n .4 ' S L51-aux N ,, f .vi in X., .. x 2 ' 'nm l 6 H XX! ,XM 1 h ' 1 Miss Mary Ellen Bourne, honorary Lieutenant Col. and Brigade Am0U1911f of l'6laX21TLi0r1 Executive Officer, enters the ballroom through the arch of sabers. The Cadets and dates enjoy the Prom festivities, 5: ggigsl 'W' M, g f La Promenade Militaire N 196 La Promenade Militaire was held this year in the Sheraton-Jefferson Hotel. At this auspicious event the reps were presented their honorary ranks. Fol- lowing the coronation ceremonies the cadets and their dates moved to the dance floor and swayed to the music of Johnny Polzin and his orchestra. Miss Mary Beth Jovanovich, honorary Brigade commander, is crowned queen by Bro. Baldwin irightl. The honorary officers and cadet officers in their splendor fbelowl. The crown, rank and train bearers. fbottomb. Cav Q' , Federal Inspection :nk This year the Federal Inspection of the CBC Cadet Corps was conducted by Major Purcell, who, with Col. Haddon and Capt. Forrell, inspected the Brigade Cabovel. The CBC Color Guard Crightb. Pass in review Cbelowb. Officer's center Cbottornl. 1 K g I 1 I , ' : Iii: X 2 , 'WA Q -1 Q g ' I. 4, , B A1 'LL E9 - '. P x -'X - - --1 , ,f J Lf A-11'N.L A vi'fpsig': Y 2' ' 11' Q . .-.lgbfr ,v-uv: L N3 Xe X li' U -:Lk X v Y' X A 'VIA - hu .5 V- Y V M X Q 1 F I f Jim, , U- f vxyi X353 .Ll M' - - ff, , - X ? A YZ? Q Q -5 V . M ,I Q! W QP, -A rig L a , x xr, A F '-,v hi E 1 X W - 'bW ga, - , W at ' L- ,, - b eff -5' , .., vu - FQ S' f , 1- fx i' A15 . ,, .. .,.r ,fx - IIN' , , '-A .5-, .1.,.4,g4--,-. ,, . f L. 2 V V . 1 A A ,T , Maw, 47,1 www. grunt 1 1.9 Y, E,r,i..ffx,: ,P S my ,,.-I, V Ti , ,h M- -.-wg sl -'f'g:9'g.f Mg HW-, wut,-.-v15'2'4Qj ' 1 x-W f-f, .r 1: . 'X' 'M' , - ' . H -3 , 7 -'lilff,, 44IA'r'E-- , '-'T ,z--.E-,.. 43 ,M-7' ' M- ' ' -' W If if ,L -M44: -i,,Q.L4,L1f. f i'if4'Jf..Q I-G 14 I 'Q N .K , , -v ,-, Jixai Q, .L :,,..-..n N Wa wwnu, W Ca O L 'E O 2 'f W. 'L iw if i4 ' JIAFK 'ix vs' ,E am sgizi ZLAL 4 .'d' -x 2514 ,I ,fur 1 ' fl.. I x in 9 1 1. 1 Q l, ,-' ',f ' ' ff: 551 'RA , req, 5' Student Council CD Seated, left to right: Rich Fox, Treasurerg Rich Mier, President, Gil Roosmann, Vice President, Tracy Beckette, Secretary. Standing: Tim McEvoy, Com. of Student Affairs, John Lane, Com. of Military Affairs: Jim Walsh, Com. of Publications, Gene Tinsley, Com. of Athleticsg Tom Casey, Com. of Scholarship, Pat Byrne, Com. of Finance. This year the Student Council continued in its efforts to coordinate the ideas of the students with the ideas of the faculty. With more spirit than in recent years, the assembly has reached into new fields, untouched by previous Student Councils. In the category of dances, our endeavors were un- matched by any other school. The date dances sponsored by the S.C. were the Roaring Twenties Dance and the Bob Kuban Christmas Dance. Highly successful mixers were held in September, November, and May. These achievements, how- ever, are not extraordinary. The new element in the Student Council this year was the service it H2 performed for the community. An all out effort was given to the Christmas Basket project, in which all students participated. Also, on Palm Sunday Weekend, many C.B.C. boys collected money for the Crippled Children of St. Louis. Two scholarships were given to needy incoming fresh- men. What was the reason for the Student Coun- ci1's outstanding accomplishments? First of all, the industrious and ingenious moderator, Brother William, whose efforts were greatly appreciated, Secondly, the hard-working Executive Board, contributing original ideas and hours of labor. Lastly, the cooperative General Assembly. Pep Club Front Row, left to right: Larry Craft, Mike Genovese, Tom Flynn, Tom Fuegner, Joe Barera, Tracy Beckette, Tom Casey, Pete O'Brien. Second Row: Rich Mier, Joe Lammering, Pat Maloney, Joe Pavlik, Paul Maloney, Jim Walsh, Steve Franck. in-asa-.uanuns .iii Third Row: Jim Gertken, Dave Unland, John Deutschmann, Ron Tibbles, Tom Doran, Orv Goerger, Bob Mier. Fourth Row: Bob Thomas, John Callahan, Don Bellon, Stan Rozanski, Pat Byrne, Tom O'Donnell. ' E' l 1 . E The CBC Pep Club is responsible for the develop- ment of school spirit. Its incorporation with the Student Council this year has greatly increased its scope of activities. Few formal meetings were held, but it did an excellent job of painting signs, sponsoring dances, bus trips, and performing other services vital to the esprit-de-corps of our school. Y l X - CBC salutes this dedicated group as it works quietly behind the scenes. CHEERLEADERS: Front Row, left to right: Jim Perry, Pete O'Brien, Mike Kenny, Jim Wahl, Charlie Flynn. Second Row: Tex Evers, Jim Sughero, Tom Frichtel, Tracy Beckette, Joe Fank, Robert Miller, John Flynn, Dennis Greene, Ron Heitzler. ll3 Turret The CBC school newspaper, The Turret, again, did a fine job of informing the student body of the events, both co-curricular and extracurricular, occurring around school. Under the competent leadership of co-editors, Senior Rich Mier, and Junior Jim Walsh, the members of the staff compiled news in an entertaining and informa- tive manner. The various events that were not too well known around the school were publicized for a new awareness in the student body. The editorial aspect of the paper brought attention to the areas of school life that needed correction or deserved reward. Each issue of the newspaper brought the students in contact with the sports, military, and extra- curricular campus life, that is CBC. r 1 t F H 11-eggs' ,.,., . g R ' 'J -i ll: i 5 'ii 1 L , -,-: , :.: sf Q 4 - It V - t' , f g X is I4 ,f as A4 W J' Ss: '5 Q. , V. W if ' TE QIWVS- r-' Qi. 'sl t -Y , i ,. 4 gi gm Q. .sw M ,M .Jar c.. an gy -g, 1 LA 7 i 55'-f i V 12 - b' 4 X l ' X L , I J mai ' - a Editors EDITORS: Front Row, left to right: John O'Brien, Jim Schaller, Rich Mier, Mike White. Second Row: Tom Fuegner, Jim Walsh, Joe Barera. Absent: Larry Craft. I-4 '1 f in ff' REPORTERS: Seated, left to right: Gil Roosmann, Rich Mier. Jim Murray, Jim Gertken. Standing, Second Row: Bob Cahill, Seated, Second Row: Jim Schaller, Jim Walsh. Seated, Third Bill Burkart, Tom Flynn, Larry Craft, Tom Fuegner, Joe Row: Mike White, John O'Brien. Standing, Front Row: Bob Barera, Mike Scheeze, Stan Rozanski,Mike Genovese. Ring, Steve Franck, Chris O'Hearn, Dave Unland, Bob Mier, 114 X 1534354- Y E Gil Roosman, left, Editor-in-chiefg Tom Casey, right, Assistant Editor-in-chief. V' j .iz i l , , Hz' T413 R iigikz M ' 5. , l fi J y . H lx 1 Guidon The purpose of a yearbook is to present in book form a record of the events which have occurred throughout the school year, This year's staff has worked hard to create a fine book under the direc- tion of Gil Roosman, Editor-in-chief, Tom Casey, Assistant Editor-in-chief, and Tom O'Donnell, Executive Editor. The staff wishes to thank Brother Kenneth, Guidon moderator, and Mrs. Fern O'Neal, yearbook advisor. , ' I it ' IV! il ' ' 4 T rtq' l li V '-: i f T ' ,, , ' w- ,fe I 'f A nil -gi? Sitting, left .50 Fighti Tierney, S111leUtI'0P, Healey, 0'D0I1- mering, Bolling, Eschmann, Davis, Unland, Fuegner, Craft, nell-Executive Editor, Doran, Schallar, Nolfo, Schallar, Hess, Maloney, Rnzanski, Voris, Kelley, Leto, Flynn. Maloney, Hogan. Standing, left to right: Byrne, Brock, Lam- ll5 . an 116 Band 1 J, il ,, Y ' A .- A -,ls P I i f . 1 i ' l'. . gut' , 15,1 il -,miata W isxfgfzsx 55Es1iq,s,.sUi21ELf l H fi i D H ,. 7 .im , . f.m.sf. .-1.141 ' unwise fix- A-u ttf. W , -ill A F1 f 4 Under the direction of Mr. Eckels, the band has played at many civic and school functions during the year. In the Veiled Prophet Parade early in the fall, the band represented the school and did a fine job under Drum Major, John Lane. Also, the band played at all the football games. If not the Whole band, at least a pep band lended music to cheering. In its annual Christmas Concert, the band traveled to Maplewood High School. Shortly afterward, C.B.C. played host to six other bands in a Music Evaluation Festival. The band practices two hours a week with section practices on Wednesday. There is also a dance band which practices on Friday, and a more or less voluntary Pep Band which plays at home Basketball and pep rallies. This year the band combined with the Glee Club, the Dramatics Club, and St. Joseph's Academy to put on the Lads and Lassie's, an annual event. In a military respect, the band performs at all parades and inspections held during the year, including the Spring and Fall Reviews. Mr. Eckels directs Band at mock election. Pep band entertains at night soccer game. Band watches intensely as Cadets beatHelias. Glee Club f- F1 ry in 'H mfs Row One, left to right: Mr. Gardner, Voris, Fritchel, Neillef, Baron. Row Three: Weiner, Heissier, Signorelli, Hutchison, Dicarlo, Bayless, Brosy, Brock, Kleucker, Siegrist. Row Two: McCormick, Neiner, Smith. Sanders Duperret, Cahill, Franck, Fank, Kola, Mueller, Meyer, Lads and Lassies practice dancing for the Concert With the skillful help of Mr. Gardner, this year's director and the aid of the moderator, Brother Ferdinand, the Glee Club had a very successful season. The first public appearance, at Maplewood High School's Auditorium, the club, without the assistance of a girl's chorus, performed exception- ally well considering the time for practice. Then on April 25 the combined clubs of St. Joseph's and C.B.C. put on their Spring Concert. From Brahms to Standing on the Corner the group sang and danced the concert through. All in all the concert was an overwhelming success. Also a special thanks to Sister Harriet Jeanne for her part in training the girls. ll 1 2 l, yr , , 3 W ? Mc., 3 ,FQ ,151 , Y X E. r ri 1, 'll ng ' ,ir lp, M W ', . l 1 ' il L li! lil ia :X LU- 11 Drama: Having reorganized last year's Drama Club, this year's thespians met with overwhelming success. In the production Crime in the Streets, senior Bill Jones took the lead role of Frankie and did an outstanding job. The play was a one act adapta- tion of The Man with the Golden Arm. Next, the cast travelled to Nerinx Hall for a com- mand performance before a school assembly. After this successful presentation, the play, with the help of Brother Hugh, was entered in the State Drama Competition and received a superior rating. Sal DiCarlo received an excellent rating for his fine performance. Congratulations to the director and all the mem- bers of this year's club. 118 First Row, from left: Mulitsch, Harder, Simmons, Wulf, Hol- lenbeck, Larock, Gilbert, Peters. Second Row: Hogan, Miller Noonan, Baron, Voris, Mr. Kolsterman, Merritt, DiCar1o, Moll Fritchel, Beckette. Third Row: Cook, Shodroski, Parke, Jones Wall, Spenner, Burkart. Fourth Row: Walsh, Smith, Morris Carrol, Banden, Leicht, Buchanen, Craddock. i Ty C l i ! I 5 Speech and Debate C.B.C. concluded a good season in the Catholic lnterscholastic Speech League competition with the final meet on February 14. The debaters won first place honors in the final contest. The Speech Team won many fine ribbons for individual efforts in the C.I.S.L. oratory. The most outstanding of the speechsters was James Walsh, a junior, who took ribbons in all three contests and was awarded a silver medal for the season in the field of Extemporaneous Speaking. Other winners of individual ribbons were: Joseph Barera, and Paul Rottermund, juniors, and Robert Mansco, a sophomore. The topic which gave the C.B.C. Debate Team many a headache and much hard work before they com- pleted the season was: That Nuclear Weapons Should be Controlled By an International Organ- izationf' This same topic was used throughout the entire year. The debate squad featured Ron Igou, the lone senior, and John Brock, Greg Krupp, and Tom Ryan, all junior. XJ X f . ,. JA ,f 2 y--I Seated, from left: John Brock, Jules Miller, Ron Igou. Standing: Brother Hugh, Moderator, Joe Barera, Jim Walsh, Bob Mansco. ln addition to C.I.S.L. competition, the teams par- ticipated in numerous other contests. Both squads travelled to Columbia, Missouri, to take part in the University of Missouri Invitational Speech and Debate Meet, and in this contest C.B.C. team members took second, third, and fourth places. The orators had a very busy schedule, including many workshops and exhibition appearances. The Speech and Debate squads were invited to participate in a student Congress, held at St. Louis University High School during the Christ- mas Holidays. The Congress was divided into two houses, the Senate, and the House of Repre- sentatives. Senators were James Walsh and Joseph Barera, House representatives were Tracy Beckette, Tom Casey and Mark Vogel. The Cadet orators did very well and accumulated a large number of points. Brother Hugh was the moder- ator and coach of the Speech and Debate teams, and he contributed much in helping the teams to make a fine showing in all of their endeavors. H9 ational Honor Society The National Honor Society is a nationwide organization established to honor commend- able qualities of leadership, service, scholar- ship and character. By fulfilling these require- ments, these students are excellent examples of what our school hopes to develop. It is the highest honor a student can receive dur- ing his high school career. Memberships, selected by the administration, are granted to the upper 15 per cent of the senior class. It strives to maintain a tradition of loyalty and service to the school. From left to right, First Row: Edmund Beckette, NHS, Thomas Casey, NHS, Q8zSg Thomas Doran, NHS. Second Row: John Fitzgerald, NHS, Michael Haddon NHS, John Hess, NHS. Third Row: Daniel Hogan, NHS, Charles Holdenried NHS: John Lane, NHS. Fourth Row: Richard Mier, NHS, Q8zSg James Schallar NHS, Q8zSg Michael Tierney, NHS. From left to right: John O'Brien, QSLSQ Thomas O'Don- nell, Q8zSg Gilbert Roosmann, Q8zS. 20 V? l sf? K7 Quill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll, initiated at C.B.C. in 1944, is an international honorary society for upperclassmen who have dem- onstrated superiority in the field of jour- nalism. Membership is limited to those cadets 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 publication's modera- tor. Parents, Club Combined for the first time, the Mothers and Dads of C.B.C. completed an excellent year under the title Parents Club Of C.B.C. Under the leadership of Dale O'Rourke and Ruth Hen- nenhoefer, assisting officers, advisors and chairmen brought fine speakers to C.B.C. and con- ducted several affairs which were both profitable and enjoy- able. The new slate of officers under the leadership of Tom Bel- Retlring Pres1dent Ruth Hennen Retiring President Dale O'Rourke, right, hoefer pins a corsage on her suc presents gavel to his successor, Tom Belcher. Cher and Marge S1 aten have taken hold of the reins and give promise of an excellent year ahead. 'Nw' Hwy, m,.,.?w,SF'Ti Y 44 mm E., gm ' -31 P -ki Danial, Mrs. Marge Slaten, Mrs. Evelyn Belcher, Mrs. Vera Wichlinski, Mrs, Marge Gandolfo, Mrs. Mildred Morrell. ':'i -ll -:-:f f is ,i A :IZ ,,.,. Q. , E- an :-: tl .-' 1: V Q- ,-X' Eau: V W 1. ' l ' ! , - .:. .. W. .I pp .,,, , .. .. . . 4. , as s g if . :lc f if ,if :': 1 :l'5lH 'lH W ' ' l i ' 1' 9 -v Q Ffa M 1, . ' nik fs l::l rt l ' Sitting left to right Freymuth GIOIB. Simmons McGowan Standing, left to right: L 'b lb Higgins Mr Bergman Brendel Heisserer Peters Cook Bakai Missing: Kenny, Miller, 1 u. 121 lil? xiii! zu 1 vm...- .ii Q in M W A H o I ' IJ' ' ' an W , Q 'xi- X Wg HRH 235' 'ff Al s -. L 5. F-5, 1 , ,' 'lu ,., 4 - U. x A ' MPH 52, , ,Z .- Z' 14' .4345 If E 'lx 1 '. I1 V 2 N Q -F and 'w- 5 QM' Wk XS: W J asain!! f , ff X 'XA ' :N ? S .' , N 5 I it T -,J ', Q if ,SA mx.. .mu fd: - Y M- an 22- - If . r .4 Q- , Q E, Q xx X xx 1. f x I W - ,. H ani., , QS' Z E 'T -1- ' vw 'WA 9Zi f 'w4 FW W t'W ?9i7'9'h -g. -'--Q. 'Mfg' T jf A 2 ,i ' K. Q , J ,X ff! Q ,, E Y Q . Q, ,Q A 1' Q 'v rf , -2 - ' 'J f ' ue I3 Q' 'Q p ' v ' in , is A. A Arg-'1 N ' .Y H -5' -' 5 9 1 t . - is X P.. A v M Si 9 f r by :L 0' ',gQ,9EHB -'- Ss., , ' 'Aff in 4 78 59'f '1 1 2 2 ' 5'M.73A179 3:.2 Hootenhann ala.. Br. Robert sits in. Mardi GraS 0.5 T Mardi Gras Masquerade. 124 Peter, Paul and Mary ??? Mlxer Boy, its crowded Q ' ,Um 'xg 6 . ,. . fi L' A W F' 4 fg,.,,j'-1 l X , if hmm-.- Li, F X' xx A J- W ,ps ,AA:, W F 'K mf 'ggi R273 Q .fi WEEEQU Q33 Hi: X E JM 1 M? Y Ewa 'ep S u-Q Q ' If 5 .. .. iv: ,, -:az HL-- 5 L, T Q, s Y ,4 , af 6 ag, q M Q? 'fffsf fr? 525-f W1 Y ' A :ww lurnni Banquet Mr. Klemm observes past students. Present faculty and alumni enjoy delicious dinner. Old friends and team-mates get together for a gab session. Toastmaster Jack Buck amuses alumnus. THE ALUMNI BANQUET For many years the annual C.B.C. alumni banquet has been the major event in the minds of many past graduates. And each year the banquet proves to be an even greater success, Unlike many other events, the alumni banquet is held in such renowned places as: La Chateau, The Chip 8a Plank Room, and numerous other restaurants. This year's banquet, held at La Chateau, was truly the best ever. The main speaker this year was Jack Buck, the famous sports announcer of many of St. Louis' major sports. His jovial personality and sports background provided an evening of en- tertainment which all enjoyed. Mr. Klemm also spoke a few words to his past students. All enjoyed this evening of getting together with past team-mates, friends, and life long companions. 7? ii? 'W , ',, , 11 254, - V' , xi J' 4 sf AX 9- K. K. 1 J' e if..,' H' 9' Q R -v AL:AQi4 . , hw wifi lm W RMie Q Pl Father and Son Communion Breakfast A relationship between father and son is something to be strived for. At C.B.C., We encourage such a relation through various activities. This communion breakfast is an opportunity for father and son to develop a spiritual relation between themselves and with their Creator. Mother and Son Banquet The Mother and Son Banquet provides an opportunity for the seniors to take out their best Girln. This year at the Louis IX room the seniors and their mothers enjoyed a delicious meal and delightful entertain- ment afterwards. '41 X4-,fm I, A Wm .E. 'fm-'ww K Student Bank ,f - X , ,B - . . V I . N ' ' t' ' P H '. - V . V . A 0 Q fx wh. '1 P, 3' 1' Q B l i - 6' T A ' ' -,Rigs J B - X 4 r- C- RQ ,1 X Sitting: Doran, Byrne, Fox, Mier. Back Row: Goldkamp, Lane, Fuegner, Rozanski, Genovese, Grindler. its tradition of being one of the most useful all school activities, the Student Bank once again a large dividend at the end of the year. responsible for this fine record was the hard Board of Directors and the need of the stu- for money. directors, who donated much of their free time and after school, deserve praise for their and efficient service. Alf T l l fi The cost of living seems to be skyrocketing, at least by Student Bank statistics. A record-breaking high was reached in the number of loans taken out and conse- quently, in the amount of money loaned. Some of the big factors accounting for this sudden need of money were: Christmas presents, Junior rings, and the Prom. Another cause for the big increase was the extended hours of the organization. It was open every day before and after school. The philanthropec mission of the Bank this year was the co-sponsoring, with the Scholarship Committee, of an Essay Contest. The Bank donated ten dollars each to the winners in the Freshman-Sophomore division and in the Junior-Senior division. l29 fm U3 K 'Q f 1 EF. ..'? u I 'li f P 1 Q N. if hi' ... fx Q? 3 x l ,, -a. if' r E, ..4 . 'ig 2 JL Sports Football Flourishes under Coach Gerdemann Row One: Michler, Hess, Donley, Haddon, Thorne, Moll, Devoto, Darrow, Cramer B., Korte, Burke, Keaney, Fitzgerald. Row Two: Larrigan, Guimbarda, Cusumano, Lane, DiCarlo, Davis, Tinsley, McCarthy, O'Rourke, Drewing, Jonas, Hutchinson, Orf, Clay. Row Three: Sienkiewicz, Hunt, Neiner, Shine, Cramer C., Flynn, McEvoy, Kallaos Knoll Etzkorn Suntrup Marshall, Toczylowski, Row Four Coaches Gerdemann and Staub, Phelps, Hauser, McDonald Combs Hampel Kava naugh, Vogel, McKee, Devoti, Reynolds Coach Mann Manager Belcher. Row Five: Managers Nolfo and Davis Scores CBC OPPONENT 53 McKinley 1 2 , Southwest 0 Vianney 7 Althoff 30 Helias 42 C.B. Quincy 41 DeAndries 0 SLUH 26 Augustinian Record 6-2-1 132 Football Coaches Mann, Martin, Gerdemann, Staub. C.B.C.'s Golden Era Continues The pressure was on this years team to continue the undefeated record. District selections had graduated, Mr. Kersting had left for a college coaching job and C.B. now had a 27-0 football record to contine. There was a great challenge for the team. When the McKinley game rolled around, the team was ready and proved this by rolling over their opposition. The real challenge came with the Southwest game. No one can ever forget how the team came back in the second half to beat the Longhorns. Then, when we played Vianney, we met our fate, for the teams dueled to a scoreless tie. The next game proved to be the breakerg Althoff beat us and broke our winning streak, but the backing that the team received from the student body was terrific. Against Helias, we made our comeback and won in the second half after a hard fought first half. with Fine 6-2-1 Record Quincy proved to be an easy victory for the team. De Andreis also fell to the Fighting Cadets. Ole' C.B. then met their rival forces from Oakland Avenue. S.L.U.H. was one of the best teams in the area and they proved it by a victory over us. We fought hard and again had one of our great goal-line stands to end the first half. But we could not get rid of goalitis, which seemed to be our problem all day. After losing this game to the Junior Bills it was really hard for our team to come back the next week for our final game with Augustinian. Coach Gerdemann told the team that there were a lot of good football teams, but that only great teams could come back. In keeping with the spirit of all great schools, we trounced the Braves, thus finishing a fine season. Win, Lose, or tie, our Gridiron Cadets gave 1 100729. When the going gets tough John Hess John Devoto Mike Haddon 117 1 o 'am E L o x H C R o x 2 L.. f ggg X im o . Leo Darrow John Moll Joseph Devoti .2.: k mini .alum Sm- F '4-' W: . amd-A.,,,.ww.w'.,..w:L'- '21 'f' if: J the tough get going. Fran Cusumano Te,-ry Michler ilzggig, wi 1 mix, -- 7 Denny DOUICY Greg Lane Senior Gridiron Action Vi gnettes The going got tough and the sen are the players who kep going. tth Steve O R k Ri kCl ' o Bill Thorne Mike Burke aug ,L ' Bmw. ,sm fir:--My gl 5- Ns W? F Tom Fitzgerald Bill Cramer n1m,nJn..MTlmH' 1 ,.ih,,:.m...: ,.m,m..m1..Z1- Ae. Marty Korte Gerald Toczylowski Bob Marshall Andy Orf w l Sal DiCarlo V -ani EE,-W ,.,,F,W?, ,. , ,, I Mark Keaney Bill Davis This years seniors did an excellent job of leading our team to a fine season. Under the leadership of our co-captains John Devoto and Leo Darrow, our team defeated many of the good teams in the area. A hearty round of applause should go to all the seniors for a fine season. .1 y . '-1 rf Unidentified Cadet smashes Goldbug for short gain. The Cadets won easily, 53-14. Steve O'Rourke gives all-out effort fn snare a pass in action against Jr. Bills. 138 R Mike Haddon digs for long yardage against Jr. Bills. o Jw! - Co-captain John Devoto snares a pass good for a first down in the Vianney game. ' v x Tom Hutchison shoots around the end in action against Jr. Bills before a capacity crowd at Public School Stadium. Althoffs offense finds a weakness in the Cadet pass defense for a score. Here the Cadets lost their Hrst game in four years, 27-7. - JI! 43 Tom Hutchison downs a Goldbug in opening game against McKinley Rigby, McEvoy, Neiner, and Orf move into assist. 1 , Mike Haddon starts off on punt return in a day game against DeAndreis. The Cadets won, 41-7. Grid Team in action. . 139 Bn Football Team First Row, left to right: Cerny, Capt., Bezdek, DiCarlo, Knoten, T. Merritt, Wolbrink, Pagno, Fitzgerald, Gilbert, Olson, Patton Ryan. Second Row: Leight, Kniest, Holbart, Billet, San Falipo Wilhem, Capt.g Zacheis, Arnold, Pacini, Heitzler, McNamee Out of our way, here we come! 140 Balazy, Grasser. Third Row: Houlahan, Maguire, W. Merritt, , Blankenship, Bruno, Zes, Schob, Cariter, Reidel, Bussman, , Povich, Kreuger, Capt. Fourth Row: Gabrian, Mr. Martin, , Tognarilli. Mr. Martin's Bee's have wrapped up another fine season. It all started off on September 25th against St. Mary's, where the Cadets came out on top. The next game was against Taylor, but after a hard-fought battle, the Bee's proved to be the best of the two. After watching our var- sity tie Vianney, the Bee's took our revenge out on their Bee team. The long jir1x of C.B.C.'s Bee teams continued with a hard-fought loss to Assumption. Mehlville and St. Louis proved to be the Bee's next victims. Again the Bee team took revenge, this time against Althoff. Finally Rosary and Mercy, who were rumored to have good teams, were defeated by Mr. Martin's Bee's. This year's Bee team will long be remembered by their coach, Mr. Martin, as one of the best he has ever coached. Good luck next year, coach! Left to right: Perez, Corby, Floodman, McCoole, Wulf, Tum- brink, Deisner, Flachs, Lusicic. Row Two: Begley, Duebelbeis Karsten, Wedepohl, Behan, Hense, Bartoni, Pagano, Gambaro Row Three: Flake, Reilly, Lindsay, Friel, Deutschmann Hard practices paid off' with a fine 4-3-2 season for the Cee's Fine passing and good receivers thls year should be even better Cross Country Meets Kirkwood Chaminade DuBourg McBride SLUH Mercy Clayton St. Charles Beaumont Invitational District Meet St. Mary's Priory Lost Won Won Won Lost Tied Lost Won 2 1 st 14th Won Won Howe, Elias, Vollmer, Horgan, O'Connor, Crog- han, O'Sullivan, O'Shaugnessy, Feldeworth, Coach Klemm, Baczenas, Costello, Asst. Coach Callahan. Absent: Barnlleth. Harriers Hustle Through C.B.C. Forest. l42 Front Row: John Lane, Rich Mier, Rick Fox, Rich Brock- man, Pat Byrne, Tom Flynn, Ken Rigden, Stan Rozanski, Tom Grellner, Geoffrey Bull, Jack Goldkamp, Don Copple, Don Fuchs, Coach Klemm, Mike Dockery, Dan Doerr, Asst. Coach Callahan. Once again this year C.B.C. sponsored a suc- cessful cross-country team. Although this sport takes a backseat to football, there is still considerable interest in the team. Under the able leadership of William Klemm, the team began the rugged workouts in early August, and continued into November. Cross Country consists of a two mile run over hills and creeks, and through woods. The first five men from each team are assessed points ac- cording to their place, and the team with the low score wins. This year's senior stars are Captain Rich Mier, John Lane, and Dick Fox, who led the squad to a winning season. The high point in the season was the District Meet at Normandy, where the Cadets finished a respectable 14th out of 32 schools. As a gesture of gratitude the team presented Coach Klemm with an en- graved starting pistol. Bowling Left to right: Anth, Ulm, Reinhart, Cadice, Notestine, Brown. Left to right: Wieda, Wilcox, Yuan,Wa1shauser. Standing: Zach, Weida, Villhard, Chipp, Martin. Kneeling: Left to right: Bruce, Kessler, Hill, Zeigler, Faulhaber. Missing: Reckenberg, Burke, Jankowski. Burton. ,Y, Y 143 Varsity Basketball Team xy B B 54 First Row: Greg Mess, Ralph Fagin, Tom Judge, Jerry Furst. Standing: Tom Fuegner, 144 Z. ' QC tj... B 5' rx f B B 34D C5 UE 'iii'-V Jim Kesting, Mick White, Tom Murphy, Breheny, Captain Jim Healey. This team will win some games you won't expect them to win, but they will also lose some games you wouldn't expect them to lose. These were the words spoken by Mr. Christian at the beginning of the season. How true these words were to be. Under the tutoring of Mr. Wilcutt, our team finished off with 10 in a row, before ending the season in overtime on a spectacular 70 ft. football toss in the finals of the Webster regional to the host team. But highlighting the season were victories over Ritenour, Ma- plewood, two Kansas City teams, and double victories over St. Louis, the first time in the last ten years. There was a fourth place finish in the DuBourg tourney, and a second in the Regionals. Honors went to Captain Jim Healey. He was voted to the All-Suburban first team, All-Independent, All-Metro Second team, and Honorable Mention in the All-State voting. This team truly finished in fine CBC fashion, and can be proud of a fine 17-10 season. With many of this year's players back next year, we can expect much of the same next year. Phil Wolf, Joe Herbst, Jerry Hennenhoefer Mike Ross Pat Big Three 1 'I t his fi' riff: 6 I, ., ,,. , ., '- ' amiga ii' Basketball Coaches talk things over, left to right: Mr. John Findley, B Basketball Coachg Mr. D. C. Wilcutt, Varsity Basketballg and Mr. Robert Christian, C Basketball. CBC OPPONENTS 65 Chaminade 82 St. Marys 61 CB Quincy Alton Tournament 70 Edwardsville 61 Alton 73 Ritenour 44 Southwest Normandy Tournament 69 Pattonville 78 Chaminade 61 Ladue C2 O.T.J 55 Sumner 64 St. Louis 73 Wood River Scores DuBourg Tournament 53 45 O'Fa1lon Tech 47 42 Southwest 65 50 DuBourg 97 64 Assumption 63 60 St. Louis 63 Rockhurst 68 60 DeLaSalle 54 74 DeAndreis 83 Hancock 73 83 Beaumont 70 Vianney 56 Regional Tournament 65 70 Clayton 49 59 Maplewood 58 62 Webster fO.T.J 82 39 59 60 46 47 52 58 40 60 50 35 58 56 64 4 gym MX Q'w5I.,i4qxNAD4 X 65: 'gffkggaic , 6 x 5 ixr, Q .1450 O . . - 'ing I' 'EF J egof Bi, Ea U Pat Breh Senior Cagers Jerry F urst Mick White u 47 V' 7 0 ll QJLJ , , 33 A b ' ' ' 1 Ulf, Lf V E: ,C A mQ ,- N K ,f r A ,, N4 ve. E ' K Ji F V g 'H an !f.. W - wa- gs E H 3 f A 19 li - 4 JAX W - ' lx , :V .1 U' ' I , , M 1 S , , ,ge f 'E' J A i E ' f as ii . LT Sf S 43' ,H 3 .. OJ K W ttonville at N Q W1 N-- m Q. '-'.k,,,w1 Q'B', Basketball -gy, , .. , gf Kneeling: Corkery, Mgr., Conley, Wittich, Merrit, Kossmeyer, Gertken, Mgr. Standing: Hauser, Patton, Combs, Brennan, Kneist, Car- roll, Fuchs, Hough, Grasser, DiCarlo, Coach John Findley. , . f N J A. ws.: x ,X Y. :gs My v HM , ,W f ' x, , Ba N , ,. 1 I ,I , W 2 . ws .1 ' Coach Findley discusses strategy with his bee team five. Brennan and DiCarlo fight for possession, while Combs and Hauser look on. 150 Cv Basketball First Row, left to right: McCoy, Keely, Signorelli, Flori, Tum- brink, Koenig, Behan, O'Brien. Second Row: Mr. Christian, Brown, Arnold, Freil, Mennwasser, Feldenworth, Pacini. A flick ofthe wrist makes two. Ch1'istian's B-ballers in action. ,Ss 151 C.B.C. Soccer Team District Champs Again . g A in tu. ' . A., x A .- ,. ....f. ,.. si- .4 we ,, - . .--5,4 ,xl 1. .M IA ,v.g Kneeling: Poncirelli, Tivener, Gaffney, Meyer, McEvoy, Sharpless, Neusel, Horvath, Gallina. McEvoy breaks up Cavalier plays and starts cadet drive. Meyer lbottom right! passes against Cavaliers hard fought cadet victory 1-0. The 1964-65 soccer team was young but aggressive. Their first real test was on Soccer Appreciation Night with DuBourg. The game was decided in the last minute of play on a goal by Tim McEvoy. The team did not taste defeat until the Semifinals of the Christmas Tour- nament when they were defeated by McBride. The Cadets had put together a 28 game winning streak which began late in the 1963-64 season. The Cadets got back on the winning way by humiliating the Baby Bills twice. The St. Louis High School Soccer League title was in the balance when the Cadets met Assump- tion. A tremendous team effort brought the title to CBC for the ninth time in eleven years. The District Championship was the final test for the Cadets, since the district title is equal to the state title in soccer. Fighting from behind they defeated Ladue 2-1. They then played DuBourg to a tie 0-0, lasting 8 overtimes. The next day they were rematched with DuBourg and defeated them on a goal by Tom Hutchinson and gained a berth in the finals against Mercy. A goal on a penalty kick by John Pisani 'proved to be enough as the Cadets won the title for the second year in a row and seventh time in ten years. This was the final high school game for the two senior starters on the team, Terry Michler and Rich Clay. These defensive stalwarts led the team during the entire year and are considered two of the best players in CBC soccer history. 152 . . .. . ,-- . -mr! , , -rw B Team - , -CTT? rv First Row, left to right: Eagen, La Grasso, Bartoni, Olson, Ralston. Third Row: Pagano, Gandolfo, Bussman, Michle Bishop, Kleeschulte, Gambaro, Mr. Muth. Second Row: Costello, Pelcher, Pagano, Merritt, Begley, Copple. Hense, Baczenas, Schob, Brockman, Flasks, Catanzaro, Howe. of' ' Pigani takes a pass and heads fgr Michler streaks down sidelines with pass. goal. 1 8 5 6 7 4 6 1 3 7 2 4 1 1 3 3 0 3 Varsity Scores Corpus Christi O St. John 1 DuBourg 0 St. Mel 0 St. Mell 0 O'Fa1lon 0 Augustinian 0 Assumption 0 Aquinas 0 Prep Seminary 0 Country Day 0 Western Military 0 Burroughs O Roosevelt 0 Cleveland 0 O'Fallon 0 U. City 0 Aquinas 2 McBride 1 Normandy 0 Won - 29 Lost - 3 2 SLUH 0 Augustinian 6 Aquinas 2 Cleveland 0 St. Mary 0 Ladue 4 Roosevelt 1 Country Day 0 Mercy 1 St. John 0 St. Mary 0 McBride 3 SLUH 4 Assumption 2 Ladue 2 St. John 0 DuBourg 1 DuBourg 1 Mercy Tied - 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 O 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 153 154 Swimming bg Qs, N ts ff, Bottom Row, left to right: Franck, Wahl, Darby, Greene, Heitz- ler, Kenny, Steinbrecher. Middle Row: O'Brien, Leonard, Woods, Brockman, Jacuzzi, Doerr, Bell. Top Row: Coach Gerde- mann, Beckette, Smith, Lanahan, Rechtein, Schermann, Murphy, Bausano. Under the able leadership of co-captains Tracy Beckette and John O'Brien, the '64 - '65 swimming team boasted an eleven and five season, the best record yet attained by a C.B.C. swim team. Among our team's defeated opponents were: Normandy, McCluer, Ritenour, Western Military Academy, and Central. This year's team was highlighted by such juniors as Pete Darby, Bill Woods, Rick Brockman, and Mike Lanahan. Sophomore Jim Wahl set a new school record in the 200 yd. freestyle, and Paul Lodewyck broke the 400 yd. freestyle record. Its time for my Sardo bath. Watchout for fish!!!!! Wrestling km , T 'L ami 51 3 Q - fl Q53 . ,,,Qe. , - v Xl gil' .Q i i xi fem, r JJ f ff I l . v BB 4. my ,tags -fffv 7 ' V ' : , flee, F I 1. -iv f 4 - fi -uf' W' -I g,5v,U,'..i,- . Q at U LN -, su . . M' U, - .,.f-4 -s First Row, left to right: Simmering Capt., McGowan, Berg, Puszkar, Ruby, Nucum, Murry, Blechle, Uetrecht, Wier. Second Row: Fritchel, Floodman, Koeting, Puszkar, Sughero, Dore, Graft, Kohnen, Tosto. Third Row: Swann, Molla, Knoten, Louis, Nose, Armstrong, Bartollata, Gilbert, Capt., Niener. Fourth Row: Flake, Wedepohl, Ring, Story, Dengler, Lusicic, In its first year of varsity competition the CBC wres- tling team completed a successful season. The varsity's dual meet record was six wins and seven losses. Al- though it was predominately a sophomore squad the team showed a strong desire to compete and win. In all levels of competition the squad won fifteen matches and lost seventeen matches. Highlight of the season was the entrance of a CBC wrestling team in state competition and dual victories over Hancock and Northwest. Individually, captains Al Simmering, Ray Neiner and Charles Gilbert accounted for winning twenty-four matches. Coaches Martin and Staub feel that with continued hard work and meet experience the team will contribute to the athletic prowess of CBC. - .-s , - -iv Y-A ' '-4: if E 3 ., . Q J I . - 3 - ',..n?:.r-.ve , - :- V 'Q - I .2- Bewig, Volmer. Fifth Row: Sienkiewski, Neiner Capt., Hampel, Blankenship, Wollbrink, Martinago, Krupp. Sixth Row: Fash Man., Leicht, Deering, O'Donnell, Concannon Mang., Jennings, giekgrnam, Polizzi, Oeschner Man. Insert: Coaches Martin and tau . Matmen in action, 'l 55 Baseball Kneeling, left to right: Schietz, Hogan, Wulf, Springer, Wal- Third Row: Mr. Mann, Flacks, Doherty, Sienkiewicz Wilhelm shauser, Davis, Larrigan. Second Row: Zaegel, Gaffney, Furst, Judge, Sharamitaro, Mess, Onder, Kesting Bull Todd Mr Gallina, Casey, Hager, Korte, McEvoy, Horvath, Ryan, Bull. Christian. Scores 12 Wins 9 Losses 2 Ties C.B.C. Opponent C.B.C. Opponent 2 Beaumont 2 0 Cleveland 3 5 Vianney 1 4 Maplewood 1 1 Augustinian 7 20 Central 12 2 Southwest 11 2 Burroughs 1 1 Soldan 5 5 U. 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