Christian Brothers High School - Aerie Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1958 volume:

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Leblond Bishop of Kansas City-St. Joseph. Titular Bishop of Orcistus. 2 DEDICATICN arm-an 4 Pm, -7. s. 3. The Senior Class dedicates this yearbook to Brother L. Pius, F.S.C. During his years at Christian Broth- ers, Brother Pius was the advisor to every member of the Class of 1958 at one time or another. By ex- hortation but more so by example Brother Pius was a great encouragement to us all. In everything he undertook he endeavored to do his best, guiding us to do the same. In his Religion lessons Brother Pius inspired us to see our fellow men, our country and the world from God 's point of view. Brother gave us insights into the problems we would face in our life and how we were to master them. But above all Brother Pius taught us to know, love and serve God. Whether in the classroom or out Brother Pius was a source of strength for all. His cheerful, lively dis- position made him approachable by anyone. His interest in us and all we did was genuine. Though at times it was necessary for him to correct us, he did so with great patience and consummate skill. We know Brother Pius will continue to do his best for the Christian Education of youth and to bring young men to a fuller understanding of the Christian way of life. We the Senior Class of Christian Brothers are grateful to him for his generous assistance to us in our high school years. May God through His Most Holy E Mother Mary bless him in all the years to come. r A 5 5 4 W I ---- A----fa-M. I-w.-.T. .- W --H,,..,l UL 1 BROTHER L. MARTIN, F.S.C., B.S., M.A. PRINCIPAL Patroness Club, Quarterback Club. 30609 '00006 . BROTHER I. FRANCIS, F.S.C., Ph. B., M.A. World History, Typing Alumni Moderator 7 ADMINISTRATIO Congratulations upon your successful completion year course here at Christian Brothers! You have labored hard these past few years at yourself spiritually, mentally, and physically. Y now be what we, Brothers, look upon as our finished --a spiritually vigorous Catholic who precisely b his Catholic principles, makes the better citizen, his country and loyally submissive to constituted authority every legitimate enterprise of govemment, and who has awareness of the essential worthwhileness of every human person, created by God after His own image and likeness. X We sincerely hope that you have become young men who are patriotically ready for any self-sacrifice necessary to 31 promote the common good of the whole American people. I l Men of C.B.'s Class of 1958, please don't disappoint us. Oillr hopes are high, our suppliant prayers for your success are many and fervent. May Our Lord in His great goodness and Mary, His most blessed Mother, in Her bountiful mercy, 1 supply what may be necessary that you attain these our gredt expectations. ' God bless you and may we all become His for time etemall I I O I 1 Brother L. Martin, F.S.C,, Principal. an J A 1 s H I In l' 5 l l l at BROTHER LAMBERT ALOYSIUS, F.S.C., Ph. B. 5 X Business Office a - I P Q , . or g 5, 7 lf, ,M ivy fgkrl 1 zz' 0.7 l . 4 ff 1, - , Qt feft. if ffl JVQ, W ff. 4 I '75 X- X X q fr! 7 C I 4 . f 1 c I FACLI LTY 1 l BROTHER H. FABIAN, F.s.c., B.A. Religion III, English I,IV BRQTHER JOHN JOSEPH, F,S,C,, B,A, American Government, International Relations Religion III, English II,III. f Aerie, Cafeteria, Grade School Tournament. Benildus Club, Choraliers iff' Sentinel, Dr ' , 34' i S rr i BROTHER J. STEPHEN, F.s.c., B.s., M.A. Religion II, General Science BROTHER LEO WILFRID, F.S.C., M.A. Chemistry, Algebra II, Math. ll. Religion II, Latin I,lI. Guidance, Auxiliary Drive, Intramurals. Solid Geometry, Trigonometry Sacristan, Li rarian. X L K I lr J I 4. L lg., L . 5 H'- Q' 'f l Q a 'W G if i f E 1 51 W-if 5.1 . 19 57' ' ' reg 5, BROTHER J. VINCENT, F.s.c. , B.A. Religion I, Algebra f' , American History , - ' Bookstore. M.. ROBERT R. DOUGLAS, B.S. Driver Training, Mechanical Drawing Typing, Physical Education. Coach FACU LTY 'BROTHER H. GERALD, F.S.C., B.A Religion I, English I, Spanish I,II. Building Supervisor. DONALD TABOR, B.S. Fundamentals of Mathematics Visualized Civics Coach rrlfrv-J - - 'W -W-us 1- v1 3 u. X NX Eli? BROTHER JOEL, F.S.C., B.S.S., M A. SENIOR ADVISOR Religion IV, Bookkeeping Business Law, Salesmanship Sociology, Economic Problems Athletic Director The ready smile, the quick retort, such is Brother Joel. In his work as Athletic Director, Brother Joel has become well acquainted with all the students of Christian Brothers. The sacrifices he makes in that position have won for him the esteem of the student body. But what has deepened that respect is Brother's work in the classroom. As a teacher Brother Joel demands the best from his students because he re- quires the same of himself. He is firm, yet just and kind. Qualities such as these have left their im- pression on us and we know we are better men for having been under the direction of Brother Joel. BROTHER JUSTIN, F.S.C., M.S. SENIOR ADVISOR Religion IV, Biology, Plane Geometry. A boy 's brother, the Christian Brother. This standard description of Christian Brothers fits Justin perfectly. Born and raised in St. Joseph having spent many of his teaching years here, Brother Justin thoroughly knows our city, our school, and its students. A boy 's interest and problems are Brother Justin's for such is his genuine concern for everything connected with Christian Brothers. A willingnessto help coupled with understanding and kindness are outstanding qualities of Brother Justin. He has helped us, guided us and formed us in more ways than we know. But this we do know. One of the blessings of our high school days is to have been closely as- sociated with Brother Justin. VISORS .2 MICHAEL PAUL HARRIS SENIOR PRESIDENT 2935 Sacramento St. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Aerie 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 15 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Class Officer 1,2,3,4. Further Education . . . Notre Dame. JOHN BERNARD ROBERTSON SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT 2748 Penn St. Favorite saying . . . I'm getting gyped! Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Aerie 45 Basketball 15 Honor Roll 25 Auxiliary Club 1,2,3,45 Lettennan's Club 3,45 Dra- matics 2,3,4. After Graduation . . . U.S. om, CJ: CLASS OF I958 CLASS OFFICERS One of the problems confronting a Senior Class at the outset of its final year, is the selection of Class Officers. Men of quality are needed for the good . of the class as well as for the school in general. The requirements to hold office are high. Men of good character possessing qualities of leadership are what the men of the Senior Class want their officers to have. The Senior Class was privileged to have just such men ready to take up the leadership of the Class of '58, Some of these men have held their posi- tions in the past years. All have culminated their years at Christian Brothers by bringing their class and their school through a successful year. DAVID LEE BAUMAN SENIOR SECRETARY 728 So. 16th St. Favorite Saying . . . That'll be the day. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Aerie 45 Choraliers 25 Auxiliary Club 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,2,3,4. After Graduation . . . U.S. Air Force. JOHN DANIEL CORCORAN SENIOR TREASURER 921 No. 13th St. Favorite Saying . . . You think not! Activities . . . Sentinel 2,35 Aerie 45 Choraliers 2,3545 Benildus Club 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Missouri Boy's State 3. Intended Pro- fession . . . Engineering. Further Edu- cation . . . St. Louis University. 9 CLASS or I9 s 5 .-R WILLIAM JOSEPH ARMSTRONG 2218 Oak St. tivities . . . Intramurals 1,2,35 Sentinel 15 Choraliers 2. IW' 1 ,I 3 s ll U LLOYD FRANKLIN BURKE 2501 So. 29th St. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,3,45 Football 15 Basketball 1. In- tended Profession . . . U.S. Air Force. 2, 'lain va 1 DENNIS VICTOR CARMICHAEL 1002 Logan St. Favorite Saying . . . I'm all shook up! Activities . . . Intra- murals 15 Aerie 45 Football 15 Choraliers 2,3545 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Dramatics 1,3,4. Intended Pro- fession . . . Certified Public Accountant. Further Education . . St. Benedict's. STEVEN FRANCIS CULVER 2734 Mitchell Ave. Activities . . . Intramurals 25 Sentinel 45 Aerie 45 Football 25 Benildus Club 35 Auxiliary Club 2,3,4. Further Education . . . St. Joseph Junior College. f f ' QM 5 Lf, I I NICHOLAS JOI-IN DeBENITO 2119 So. 9th St. Activities . . . Intramurals 45 Sentinel 1,2,35 Track 3,45 Chor- aliers 3,45 Honor Roll 15 Auxiliary Club 35 Lettennan's Club 35 Cheerleader 2. Further Education . . . St. Joseph Junior College. VERNON WILLIAM DINWIDDIE 704 No. 7th St. Favorite saying . . . Is that right. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,25 Football 1,2,35 Track 1,2,35 Choraliers 2,45 Letterman's Club 3,4. Further Education . . . St. Joseph Junior College. 10 1 . 5,2 LAWRENCE OSCAR FISHER 2933 Faron St. CLASS OF I9 8 LAWRENCE C. DORING 814 No. 9th St. Favorite saying . . . Al1 that! Activities . . . Intramurals 45 Aerie 45 Honor Roll 1,2,45 Auxiliary Club 1,2,3,4. Intended Pro- fession . . . Engineering. Further Education . . . Missouri School of Mines, Rolla. JOHN JOSEPH DOWNS 606 So. 15th St. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Aerie 45 Auxiliary Club 2,3,4. After Graduation . . . U.S. Navy. Favorite Saying . . . That'lI be the day! Activities . . . In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Aerie 45 Football 1,25 Benildus Club 45 Aux- iliary Club 4. Intended Profession . . . Barber. DONALD JOSEPH FRANCIS 2410 Duncan St. Activities . . . Honor Roll 35 After Graduation . . . U.S. Air Force. 1 ,U If - , K 54 5 ,V ROBERT LEE GAWATZ 1016 No. 10th St. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,25 Aerie 45 Football 15 Choraliers 2,35 Honor Roll 1,25 Auxiliary Club 2,3,45 Letterman's Club 3. Intended Profession . . . Engineering . . . Further Education . . . General Motors Institute. MELVIN L. GERSTNER 2229 So. 11th St. 1,2,3,45 Choraliers 45 Honor Roll 1,25 Student Manager 1,25 Golf 2. Favorite S2YiD8 . . , HI-I0wIs that?'I Activities . . . Intramura l ll CLASS OF I9 8 Army. LAWRENCE JOSEPH GOERLITZ 1306 So. 42nd St. HUBERT VINCENT GREGORY Agency, Mo. Activities . . . Choraliers 2,3,4g Benildus Club 43 Honor Roll 23 Letterman's Club 3,4. Intended Profession . . . Farming. Further Education . . . St. Benedict's. LOUIS GUARDADO 2131 So. 6th St. A tivities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 3, 3 Track 15 Letterman's Club 2,3,4. After Graduation . . . U.S. WILLIAM ELLIS HALL 1604 Jules St. r Education . . . University of Missouri. es . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Choraliers 1,2. MILTON LEO GERSTNER 2229 SO. 11th St. WILLIAM ORVILLE GILES 2810 So. 16th St. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,33 Track 1,33 Letterman's Club 3,4. After Graduation . . . U.S. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Football 1,25 Track 1,2,4. 1 V 12 ' fsgg. CLASS OF I9 8 DAVID ANTHONY HARRIS 2512 Jackson St. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1 . WILLIAM MAURICE HURLEY 1819 So. 11th St. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1. Intended Pro- fession . . . Salesman. After Graduation . . . U.S. Air Force. JAMES EDWARD JENKINS 612 Kentucky St. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Aerie5 Football 45 Basketball 45 Auxiliary Club 1,3,45 Letterman's Club 4. Intended Profession . . . Engineering. PATRICK THOMAS JIMENFZ 2106 So. 4th St. After Graduation . . . U.S. Navy. WILLIAM JOSEPH JURKIEWICZ Rural Route 06. murals 3,45 Aerie 45 Honor Roll 35 Auxiliary Club 3,45 Dra 354. Intended Profession . . . Writing. Further Education . University of Missouri. HENRY EARL KESSLER Easton, Mo. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3. Intended Profession . . . Farming. After Graduation . . . U.S. Army. 13 Favorite Saying . . . I-low about that! Activities . . . Intr ROBERT LEE MEADE 2712 Olive St. Activities . . . Intramurals 3,4. Intended Profession . . . Drafts- man. Further Education . . . St. Joseph Junior College. CLARENCE HENRY MILLER 1616 Buchanan St. Activities . . . Honor Roll 1,2,4. Intended Profession . . . Ac- countant. Further Education . . . St. Joseph Junior College. 30 LZ aww CLASS OF I958 Qfvvrw-f ji CASIMIRO BRAVO MARTINFZ 2510 So. 2nd St. Activities . . . Sentinel 3,45 Benildus Club 3. After Graduation . . . U.S. Navy. JOHN ROBERT McCARRY 1025 Church St. Favorite saying . . . What's coming off? Activities . . . Aerie .1 45 Choraliers 3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Dramatics 2,3,4. X' C .QV JOSEPH FRANCIS MORAD 3016 Messanie St. Favorite Saying . . . Me? No, it was Chester! Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Football 15 Basketball 15 Honor Roll 1. In- tended Profession . . . Dentist. Further Education . . . University of Missouri. ROBERT TAYLOR MORRIS Activities . . . Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Intended Profession . . . Economics. Further Education . . . St. Joseph Junior College. 2015 Mitchell Ave. 14 CLASS OF I958 ff Favorite Saying . . . Don't sweat it! Activities . . . Sentinel 35 Choraliers 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,4. Intended Profession . . . Advertising. Further Education . . . St. Benedict's. Activities . . . Intramurals 15 Aerie 45 Choraliers 2. WW JOHN PATRICK NERNEY 1106 Carbry Place ANTHONY JOSEPH NOVAK Rural Route 9'f7. WW ' 1 -1 ey. 'f I W . 5 Activities . . . Intramurals 1,3545 Football 1,25 Basketball 15 Choraliers 25 Cheerleader 2. Intended Profession . . . Certified Public Accountant. Further Education . . . St. Joseph Junior College. ivities . . . Intramurals 15 Sentinel 25 Football 15 Choraliers enildus Club 15 Auxiliary Club 1. After Graduation . . . U.S. ff m 535' Fx- 5 Q 'A Force. ROBERT JAMES OCHS 2916 Newport Red. Profession . . . Public Relations Worker. WOODROW DYER PATTON 2714 So. 21st St. Club 1,2,3,4. Further Education . . . University of Kansas. I tended Profession . . . Law. Favorite saying . . . He gives twice who gives quickly. Activ- ities . . . Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Benildus Club 4. Intended Activities . . . Aerie 45 Choraliers 2,3,45 Honor Roll 35 Auxiliary n- CHARLES THEODORE PEPPLE 520 No. 24th St. LEALAND FREDRICK PEPPLE 520 No. 24th St. 15 NORMAN JOSEPH RAZOOK 2924 Messanie St. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Foot- ball 1,2,45 Basketball 15 Letterman's Club 4. ROBERT FRANCIS RINGEL 3223 Scott St. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Foot- ball lg Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 2. In- tended Profession . . . Chemist. ROBERT CARL SANGER 504 So. 20th St. Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 2,3,4g Honor Roll 15 Letterman's Club 4. After Graduation . . . U.S. Army. MICHAEL JOHN SMITH 3005 Beck Rd. Activities . . . Intramurals 15 Football 15 Basketball 13 Track 15 Choraliers 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,25 Benildus Club 4. Further Education . . . St. Joseph Junior College. JOHN JOSEPH RIVERA 42 Excello Drive Favorite saying . . . Don't worry about it! Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,4. After Graduation . . . U.S. Army. CLASS OF I9 8 ERIC CARL ROTTS 3907 Seneca St. Favorite saying . . . Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we go to school! Activities . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Aerie 43 Football 1,2,43 Baseball 43 Letterman's Club 4. Intended Profession . . . Me- chanical Engineer. Further Education . . . University of Kansas. THOMAS RAE SAGGAU 3200 Eugene Field Favorite Saying . . . There you go! Activities . . . Intramurals 3,43 Football 3,43 Benildus Club 3,4g Letterman's Club 3,4. Intended Profession . . . Business. Further Education . . . Notre Dame. 'l 16 CLASS or' s ORVAL LEE TOWNSEND Rural Route 142. Activities. . .Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,35 Letterman's Club 3. ARTHUR GREGORY TREU 301 Massachusetts Favorite saying. . . That'11 be the day! Activities. . .Intra- murals 45 Aerie 45 Honor Roll 3,4. Further Education. . .St. Joseph Junior College. I '- ,5 5 . 5' f 'pl LAWRENCE EUGENE WHITMORE N' 432 No. 21st St. Activities. . .Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1 Track 1,45 I.etterman's Club 2,4. X P W JOSEPH STANLEY URBAN, Jr. yfyfg, 414 Michigan Favorite Saying. . . I'm sleepy! Activities. . .Intramurals 1,2,45 Aerie 45 Honor Roll 1,2. Intended Profession. . .Pharmacist. Further Education. . .Kansas City University, College of Phar- macy. LAWRENCE JOSEPH WOLFIUXM 627 So. 18th St. Activities. . .Aerie 45 Choraliers 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Letter man's Club 3,45 Boy's State 35 Benildus Club 45 Intended Pro- fession. . .Physicist. Further Education. . .St. Benedict's. GEORGE ROBERT WRIGHT 6025 Meade St. Favorite saying. . . That's the way the ball bounces. Activ- ities. . .Intramurals 2,3,45 Football 45 Basketball 3,45 Track 35 Auxilary Club 2,3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 After Graduation. . U.S. Army. MOST HANDSOME . . BEST OPERATOR . . . MOST HUMOROUS . . . QUIETEST .... . . . BEST DANCE! . . . BEST DRESSED . . . PET PEEVE ........ WEIRDEST HAIR STYLE FAVORITE GRIPE . . . . . . . . MOST CAREFUL DRIVE! SENIOR POLL MOST TYPICAL . . . MOST POPULAR . . . . . . . . .IIMJENKINS . . ORVAL TOWNSEND MOST METICULOUS . MOST TALKATIVE . . . LARRY WHITMORE . . . .JUNIOR MILLER BIGGEST OPTIMIST . . BIGGEST TEMPTATION can on . . .MIKE HARRIS . . . .TOM SAGGAU MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST ENERGETIC . . .... . ......PATNER.NEY . JOHN ROBERTSON SLEEPIEST . . . ..... BIGGEST PESSIMIST .... . . . .BOB GAWATZ . . . SKIP SCHOOL . . . .TOM SAGGAU ONE WITH THE BEST LINE ...... STEVE CULVBI . . . JOE MORAD BEST ATHLETE . . . . BEST FOOTBALL PLAYER . . . . . . . .TOM SAGGAU BEST BASKETBALL PLAYER . . . .LOUIS GUARDADO . . . .BOB RINGEL . . . .BOB MORRIS ......JOEURBAN . . . .LARRY GOERLITZ . . .MIKE HARRIS . . . . . HOMEWORK FIRST TO BE MARRIED . . . . .DENNIS CARMICHAH. . .BILL ARMSTRONG NOSIEST. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BILL IURKIEWICZ NOISIEST................LARRYGOB2LITZ MOST FAITHFUL TO THE CHAPEL . . MIKE HARRIS . . . . . . . . SCHOOL FAVORITE ANNOUNCEMENT . . . . . . .NO SCHOOL . .BILL IURKIEWICZ BEST STUDENT ............ LARRY WOLFRAM 18 X X CLASS OF Junior 4 i Richard Messbarger Joseph Ostrowski Brother H. Fabian, F. S. C. Robert Brockett Richard Brown Charles Camden Charles Ceglinski Michael Comella John Cunningham Casimir Garbowski Charles George mes G rlitz John Schellhom Patrick Uhlmer Ronald Valentine iff 4 Urban Wise Vice President John Lamar Secretary-Treasurer Floyd Cruz President Robert Schaag Vice-President Joseph Winston Secretary James Laderoute Treasurer Bennie Buczek Frank Buczek John Buhman Porfidio Canchola John Clark Kenneth Eiberger Frank Eichstadt Leo Felling John Hamera Benton Harman David Hart Patrick Herring Roger Horn John Hummer James McDonald Ted O'Meara Jolm Redmond Phillip Sifers Richard Spiek Bernard Verssue Lloyd Waller Frederick Waris Ronny Weipert Roger Zeorlin CLASS OF '59 Junior 9 Brother John Joseph, F. S. C. x Thomas Bartimus Jerry Bettis if v iii is A .AEK . . . , flair' ' fi Q W: 1 zf:gg.g:g4f,- , Q Q x .,V, R xg' hai W QE? my , if mf 1 5 ,. .,9, W. 5 I Q: , 0- ,- . 15,5 HA, H3 LW Ak ww X fe JH W--, B 'Q I 'L H J' if f s- -,vw -2 Jack Urban President Timothy Schott Vice-President Donald Beamon Secretary James Hart Treasurer David Haskey John Kessler William Kirkpatrick Michael McDonald David Meade Philip Moyer Robert Nash Frederick Palmer John Przybylski James Roesle Robert Roth Phillip Saverino Ronald Stagg Michael Uhlmer Steven Wylie CLASS OF '6I Freshmen 2 Brother Gerald, F. S. C. Larry Conn Ted Day John Eichstadt Robert Gregory Thomas Buczek James Bums Paul Calamese Robert Carl Roger Ciolek Rudy Clark David Baker Frederick Bodde ,lj R 3 Q EQ ,A 5 sl vig! -of SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Larry Wende, Bob Francis, Gordon Schalley, Wayne Babcock, Larry Veatch, Dan McCue, and Bobby Hager. FIRST ROW: Ken Schoenfelder, John Hurley, Mike Lay, John Lamar, Bill Lansaw. ABSENTEE 4 kiwi XM.!W ,i.w:41 ' , nf . ' J , 1 , . , X351 4' L 44 fx :ki . ,MW . Y Y 29 b W .nie f ' K: .:, V 1 ' .fwrw , WN, H kk ' .A an is V n. :' N'L1 ?4'!- NW ' 2'-X xY Wayne Babcock, A11 City Guard Offensive Team: Backfield, Tom Saggau, Bill Giles, Mike Harris, Floyd Cruz, Line: Dick Messbarger, John Schellhom, Bob FGOTBALL Two Central players caught in C.B.'s huddle by Larry Whitmore and company. The Power Play -- Milce Harris, Floyd A2 -4 b j .., -ww-fn Yi' 7 1 ' A ' W,-C Q ' A of lr i in 'I fri, uf' ' . W Z I fag - in L Vt 1 X . ' ' Q- 'x lxxx, 5.434 ..5, f . ' ' --mt . 11 5 1 ' , ' pf ' A. A ff! X..-if Qfjf Ei, 5, , ' 1 N.. II 7 N A ,,x,4nsf'w. ' -. ' L ff Q V 5 - if M WT, .M Q ' 1 '- 'Y' X 1f' 1 Amway' .4C'jnl1'!4f1 Qin X ,N 'iglfp ff ' Sq - ' 4, Q if iy,f.'g ,fx Q- . jgw,'f j -3,,.. f -.1 .1 3 Q. ' 4 -v'!i'- '4 fj8b1'i - 4, ',, ,...w 1 . f . f' . vt. 'ww- Q- 'Z 'waxy-5 ' Q77 ,I ' .- 1 I fi ' R BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: Coach Tabor, Mike Comella, Steve Culver, Bob Schag, Bill Giles, Tom Saggau, Floyd Cruz, Frank Buczek, Frank Montemayor, and Coach Douglas. MIDDLE ROW: Brother Joel, Jim Jenkins, Dean Weyer, Bob Sanger, Don Soper, John Hummer, Dick Brown, Charles Ceglinski, Dick Messbarger, Bennie Buczek, Norman Razook, Joe Winston. TOP ROW: Mike Harris, John Schellhom, Ken Carver, Mike Harris, Larry Whitmore, George Wright. SEASON RECORD -1957 Jamboree: K. C. Sumner 7 CB 26 Central 33 Benton 6 CB 32 Christian Brothers 20 De La S3113 13 CB 13 Lafayette 5 Lafayette 7 CB 7 Benton 0 Blue Springs 20 CB 13 Maur Hill 13 CB 0 Hayden 6 CB 20 Central 26 CB 14 L. to R.: Bob Sanger, Mike Harris, Mike Harris, John Schellhom, Wayne Babcock, Tom Saggau, Bob Schaag, Larry Whitmore, Bill Giles, Steve Culver, and George Wright. L. to R.: Dave Hart, Louie Guardado, Jim McDonald, John Hurley, Walter Makos, Frank Buczek, Coach Don Tabor, Jim Jenkins, Bennie Buczek, Bob Ochs, John Suholaski, Ray Guardado, and Phil Sifers. BASKETBALL Louie Guardado Jim Jenmns gum? Bob 0011s center Captain Sllard I957-58 f? H? Q 'Q' .YQ Q3 ' 3' as Y . QW 3 Ram fa, i ,U 2-... E l W N ' f . Y -. A Q, xx hkzimiakb' ' X ' XXX Wg 5 1 11, V 1, ' 'Nix fair 58 1 ' '- W , , I '-FFL' gg . gd at Louie Guardado, All-City, Guard Louie drives in for a lay-up. Coach Don Tabor l A Jim Hart, a little man with strong hands. SF.ASON'S RECORD De La Salle 33 Hayden 53 Maur Hill 40 Lincoln 60 Park Hill 34 DeKalb 43 Benton 51 Lafayette 45 Maryville 34 Redemptorist 42 St. Mary's 52 Central 53 Lillis 43 Faucet 31 Benton 46 Lafayette 52 Maur Hill 50 Hayden 55 Central 54 De La Salle 47 Faucett 43 Benton 38 Lincoln 66 Lafayette 73 Park Hill 35 Central 49 CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS CBHS BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: Coach Don Tabor, John Casey, Charlie Rainez, Chuck Shellhorn, Coach Bob Douglas. MIDDLE ROW: Ed Shellhorn, John Buhman, Russell I-Iill, John Suholaski, Vincent Paolillo, Joe Bullimore, Pat Herring. BACK ROW: Jack Cunningham, Tom Bartimus, Larry Cunning- ham, Bill Kirkpatrick, Bill Christophene, John Chavez, Joe Ostrowski. OOTBALL FIRST ROW, L. to R.: John Casey, Gordan Schalley, Jack Urban, Fred Steele, Dennis Lapaghlia. SECOND ROW: Joe Connors, Roger Zeorlin, John I-Iamera, John Buhman, Larry Veatch, Bob Schaag. THIRD ROW: Louie Marek, Dick Messbarger, Manager Phil Sifers, Coach Bob Doug- las, Manager Dave Hart, Mike Lay, and Joe Bransfield. RESER E SEASON RECORD Benton O CB 25 Lafayette 0 CB 0 Central 19 CB 6 Benton 14 CB 7 Lafayette 20 CB 14 Central 48 CB 0 Elwood 28 CB 14 I BASKETBALL Y 34 1 FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Bob Nash, Ronald Stagg, Jim Sinnett, Mike Waris, Steve Swymeler, Jim Rost, John Przybylaski, Jack Urban. SECOND ROW: Coach Don Tabor, Don Sansone, Jim Pawlowski, Mario Balettie, Don Beamon, Larry Veatch, Mike Uhlrner, Coach Bob Douglas. THIRD RCW: Jim Leon Hart, Tom Buczek, Tim Schott, Mike Stamp, John Shevlin, and Jim Roesle. FCOTBALL 3rd TEAM, L. to R.: Mike Uhlmer, Jim Sinnett, Clifton Donaldson, Richard Martinez, Steve Swymeler, John Gach, Martin Dreher, Louie Day, Bob Carl, Larry Conn, Manager Bob Nash. lst TEAM: Jim Burns, Mike Waris, Frank Hernandez, Larry Veatch, Jack Urban, Don Beamon, Don Gassen, John Anderson, Charlie Pusateri. 2nd TEAM: Bobby Hager, Don Sansone, Dave Haskey, Mike Stamp, Torn Buczek, John Przybylski, Jim Pawlowski, Jim Hart. FRESHME BASKETBALL 35 SEASON RECORD Central 7 Benton 6 Maur Hill 7 Lafayette 0 Central 6 Benton 13 CB Lafayette 7 CB Maur Hill 6 CB 5 fl u nl! YQ X' yi ' D5 Z' , -f , mf Ax a Th ,....-fi,-7 - Rock McDonald Coach Douglas and Big Mike Harris , Floyd Cruz Track team considers coming season. 36 Frank Montem ayor TENN S X 0 Jia -Y Q-,vii v 'fill 1l 'ill.' illnll I ilfw ll' , rl!!nl!E?fll!l!l Jack Urban Mike Harris Burns +I-iarris :Victory 1 N I l'...llllIlllllllllIs IQQWIIIIIIII' N 'V llllllallllllllllllllilbiillllllli'. , ull!! llll lllllllllli!!Wl?a':llln lilllllll lalalllnlnnu nun llllll u lllllglillllllllll J' B lm mms Bob Schaag 37 I TRAMURALS Brockett bastes the ol' apple. Let go of my foot! Intramural action among the sophomores. Sit down, you're blockin' the view! 'HI' .K JI. sl! ,I w , 1, - , -. . T - W Hs in... . , 5 ' 'i V V'-v ff. .x ng Q 4 12 QM-f ' X S 2 X Monsignor William Blacet Father John Coleman Seniors Diocgesag Moderator op omores QW W X M M7 SPIRITUAL Si QQ' DIRECTORS My Qs in Father Thomas Grer Father Victor Moser Freshmen Juniors . JfJ ?:3, 4 It-i-'X in-H 40 SEATED L to R.: John Corcoran, Mike Harris, John Robertson, and Joe Winston. lst ROW Dick Messbarger Eric Rotts, Ted Pepple, Mike Smith, Larry Doring, Larry Fisher, Joe Morad, Larry Wol fram John Hurley, Mike Lay, Bill Lansaw, Dave Hart, and Tom Saggau. 2nd ROW: Bob Ringel, Art Treu, Jack Cunningham, Fred Pepple, Junior Martinez, Bob Ochs, Pat Nerney, Bob Gawatz, Joe Connors Bob Schaag, Hubert Gregory, and Frank Eichstadt. Named after Blessed Brother Benildus, a Christian Brother famous for his work in developing vocations of all kinds, this club is composed of young men interested in knowing more about vocations for their own information and for future guidance. Activities of the club include talks by priests or others qualified, dis- cussions of topics pertinent to teen -agers, and the monthly voca- tion novena and Mass. 41 5 F I 2 fy 4 l la Father James Brown distributes Communion. ' 'M 1 Brother Joel listens to a retreat question. BISHOP'S VISIT RETREAT Father Brown addresses the student body. Hi E H B- h - Bishop Cody distributes Holy Communion. s xce ency is op Cody ex plains the responsibilities of a Catholic student. 3rd ROW, L. to R.: Mike Uhlmer, Louie Marek, Dick Kafka, Phil Saverino, Bob Gregory, John Shevlin, Jim Burns. 2nd ROW: Jaclson Hibler, John Kobett, Ted Pasek, Bill Farley, Don Beamon, Jack Urban, John Eichstadt. 1st ROW: Walter Makos, Frank Eichstadt, Larry Wolfram, John Corcoran, Urban Wise, and Joe Winston. HO OR ROLL BA QLIET Larry Wolfram re- ceives award from Brother Martin. 43 After the banquet: Honor students use the gym and solve a basketball problem --how to overcome a height disadvantage. During the banquet: Food, food, and more food. CHORALIER e R ee J if LLLx a ROW f l. to r. bottomj: Pat Herring, Matt Grumann, Tom Buc- zek, Jack Urban, Ron Murawski, Joe Bransfield, Mike Daly, Robert Gregory, Clifton Donaldson, Louis Marek, Jim Hart, Don Sansone. 2nd ROW: Mike Smith, Nick DeBenito, John Casey, Dennis Carmichael, Tom Barti- mus, John Chavez, Ted Pasek, Dennis Conz, Clarence Albert, Bill Christophene, Louis Day, Bill Thomas, Jake Sanger. 3rd ROW: Frank Eichstadt, Dick Spiek, John Eichstadt, Mike Lay, Frank Connaghan, Urban Wise, Dick Pecora, Joe Winston, Barrett Beckley, Tom Chleborad, Melvin Gerstner, Bill Farley, Phil Sifers. 4th ROW: John Corcoran, John McGarry, Pat Ner- ley, Frank Buczek, Vernon Dinwiddie, Jim Laderoute, Bob Schaag, Casimir Garbowski, Don Beamon, Dennis Cobb, Hubert Gregory, David Hart, and Ben Buczek. OFFICERS President ..... ........ B en Buczek Vice-President. . . . . .... Dennis Carmichael Secretary ..... . . . Frank Buczck Librarian .... . . John Corcoran 44 Larry Wolfram, Tenors at 12:05 Basses at 12:30 Brother John conducting during a practice session. October November December December December December December December February May May 4-5 it Christmas Concert C. B. Auditorium PERFORMANCES 1957 - 1958 28. . .St. Mary's Halloween Party 7. . .Homecoming Pep Rally 3. . .St. James 9. . .Daughters of the American Revolution and St. Peter and Paul. 10. . .C.B. Patroness Club 11. . .Sertoma Club 20. . .Assemblyg and Christmas Concert. 23. . .Carolingz St. Joseph's Hospital Hillside Rest Home State Hospital No. 2 Catholic Orphanage Green Acres Home 3. . .St. Stanislaus 1. . .Nurses May Procession . . .H.M.S. PINAFORE CCNVENT PEP SQUAD A D CHEERLEADERS Guardado sinks another bucket. CHEERLEADERS: L. to R., VARSITY: Sharon Rush, Leann Wolters, Margie Snooks, Anne Parkinson, Sandy Schmidt, and Dorothy Hiatt. RESERVE: Pat Voltz, Paulette Chem, Joann Mosier, Sandra Sharp, Coleen Kobett, Pat Harvey. Sharon Rush, the little dol1. Convent Pep Squad. May, 1 958 To CB's most loyal fans, It had been raining all afternoon and as we went through our pre-game warm-ups the rain continued to fall in a steady downpour. The prospects of playing sixty minutes of football on a rain soaked field were not too inviting. Then someone said, Look, there's the Pep Squad. There you were indeed, down in Atchison, in spite of the rain for our first football game. At that point the outlook for the evening looked much brighter. It's always good to know that there's someone in the stands rootin' for you. After that first game you went home practically soaked to the skin. Since then you've been with us in al types of weather. You froze while watching some of the football games and sweated in a close packed gym. But what is far more important, you were behind us not just in victory, but in defeat as well. Though the score was at times lop-sided against us you cheered just as loudly as ever and came back for the next game to cheer again. With support like that who wouln't put out the extra bit of determination and energy to make you proud of us and our school. But your presence at the games is really only half the story. To execute cheers as superbly as you do requires practice. Most of us haven't the faintest idea just how much time and effort you put into your preparation for our ball games. That you willingly sacrificed your time for the benefit of our school and our teams is something for which we are sincerely grateful. One of your cheers proclaims that we've got the bestest team in the land. We do! And we've got more. Because for loyalty, sportmanship, fine performance and sheer beauty who can match the Cheerleaders and Pep Squad of the Convent. Sincerely yours, The SENIOR CLASS of 1958. l Central scores again. 56' 50 Cheerleaders being interviewed on KFEQ-TV SEATED, L. to R.: Junior Martinez, Ken Schoenfelder, Joe Winston, Urban Wise, and John I-iamera. STANDING: Clarence Albert, George Syata, Tom Chleborad, Ted Pasek, Frank Connaghan, Bob Schaag, Joe Connors, Bill Farley, and John Kobett. THE SENTINEL Editors, Joe Connors and Urban Wise, examine issues just off the press. 48 STAFF Editor ...... ...... U rban Wise Associate Editors ..... . Ken Schoenfelder Ted Pasek Sports Editor ..... . . . Joe Connors Business Manager. . .... Steve Culver Typist, Circulation . . . . Junior Martinez Staff Artist ........ . Dick Baker Staff Writers ........ Clarence Albert, Tom Chleborad, Frank Connaghan, Bill Farley, David Hart, John Dobett, Bob Schaag, George Syata, Frank Eichstadt, John Redmond, Benton Harman, Dick Pecora, Jerry Bettis, Phil Sifers, Pat Uhlmer, and Pat Zeorlin. SEATED, L. to R.: John Downs, John McGarry, Art Treu, Larry Wolfram, John Corcoran, John Robertson, Dave Bauman, and Woodrow Patton. STANDING: Joe Urban, Eric Rotts, Mike Harris, Larry Doring,Bi1l Jur- kiewicz, and Nick DeBenito. THE ERIE Staff members discuss a lay-out problem. Editor -in -Chief Associate Editor Section Editors: Seniors Classes Athletics .... Organizations . Activities. . . . Photography . . . Artist ..... . Finances . . . Assistants . . John Corcoran Larry Wolfram Woodrow Patton Art Treu Dave Bauman John Robertson John Downs John McGarry Dick Baker Joe Urban Mike Harris Bill Jurkiewicz Nick DeBenito Larry Doring Eric Rotts. Quarterback Club The purpose of the Quarterback Club of Christian Brothers is to advance sports activities and other activities at the school. During this year the Quarterback Club has done much for our teams. New uniforms in both football and basketball are the result of their endeavors to be of assistance to us. SEATED, L. to R.: Arthur Sprat, Bernard Eichholz, Frank Connaghan, Pete Bauman. STANDING: Clem Drag, Orville Giles, Raymond Kam ler, Tom Swafford. Patroness Club The Patroness Club of Christian Brothers High School is an organizationof the mothers ofthe students and graduates, and other friends of the school who have banded together to assist the community ofthe Christian Brothers in every way possible and to work as a unit for the best interests of the school. In this their thirtieth year the Patroness Club has given considerable assistance to Christian Brothers High School for which we, the students are deeply grateful. SEATED, L. to R.: Mrs. Eric Rotts, Mrs. Leo Sheridan, Mrs. Ray Gilpin, Mrs. Victor Carmichael, Mrs. Jerome Schellhorn. STANDING: Mrs. Oscar Fisher, Mrs. Frank Trapp, Bro. Martin, Mrs. James Chleborad, Mrs. Leo Robertson. in L to R.: Raymond Kamler, William Wilcox, Bro.Francis, Joseph Mazur, Clem Drag. Alumni Association This is the oldest of our three auxiliary organizations. It is composed of those men who have attended or who have graduated from the Shack, the old Commercial College, or the new high school. Over the years, this organizations, directly and in- directly, has always been staunch supporters of C.B. and its work. .situ , V, .,.- , v,,. .- - - ., . --,-'f .x', 3 Pa-fp a-I ,'+ 'r'. - , . I - 1 23 X y mm Arrival of Queen Anne. HOMECOMI G I957 Homecoming celebrations ended with the dance Sunday nite. Queen Anne and her escort, Tom Saggau, during the Queen's Dance. Robertson's big mo ment. Queen Anne addresses the Pep Assembly. Xi Attendant, Carol Pawlowski Queen, Anne Lingle. Attendant, Anne Parkinson. i r Dear C. B. Boys, Thank you for the most wonderful weekend of my life. I think I'm the luckiest girl in St. Joseph. Since I don't date any one C,B. boy, being Queen means more to me. Talking at the Pep Rally scared me half to death, but once I got started I guess you thought I would never sit down. The only thing about homecoming that could have been better was the final score of the game. Still it was an exciting one, and we gave them a battle. I love my trophy. It is beautiful! The dance was loads of fun. I just wish it could have lasted and lasted and lasted. To have been any football queen is a great honor, but to have been C.B.'s is even greater. Thank you again. Sincerely yours, SWEETHE RT DANCE. King Bob Ringel Queen Joyce Gawatz, former King Don Shee- han former Queen Judy Duncan and Father Patrick Tobin. Jeanette Razook Dxck Pecora John Hurley Helen Bloom Jlm Hurley Sandra Dlana Poff Roger Zeorlin, John Ken Schoenfelder Susan Glleg Sharp Ray Guardado Carol Schoenfelder Hummer Connie Younger. HALLQWEE PARTY Brother Gerald explains how do it. was rw X Some lrke pre, but we like string. Lung power put to good use. No matter how you eat rt, its still good. I d rather pose than pull But we scored 23 112 points, too! Mike Harris introduces the ASSEMBLIES Bell Telephone assembly. Presley and friend show how to make a million. U. S. Representative William Hull and Brother L. Martin following assembly. AHHHHH!! a.,,,., ' 7 I'm Gordon Hathaway and I'm from Manhattan. Those first men from Mars! .lf Y' M SENIORS TO MEMPHIS And I'm going to see Elvis! Lots of advice but little work. DISTRACTIG 1. And still we got lost! OUTSIDE Where's he going? What's this for? The Answer! JANUARY SNCWS Way to fire, there, Larry! . mu'if A ' Oh, for Miami! I'11 never get to the Convent at this rate. Why should we help you? Gladlyl This looks to me like a put up job. ' 3-'45 I iii. y El 11 y A li y - LMJ t WM This is what you call mugging for the Stanley Ostrowski and Pat Zeorlin make up the camera. scullery crew. SW-RWM What's the matter with the CB's new address. This snow brings out the beast in bench, Coach? me! Likewise unbelievable, a quiet moment in a Unbelievable, Seniors at work! Senior class. PERSONALITIES The thinker: Don Sansone, To tackle or not to tackle. The chef at the CB Cafe Ritz: Mrs. Pasek. The snack man: Vernon Dinwiddie. The reader: George Wright. The concession man: Mike The cowboy: Wild Bill Daly. Armstrong. The Great Stone Face: Mike Harris . , I , . W N ., , . ? R ' ' ff. Q f. ,N i s' .1 I I lb 'K ffl f A , ful' 1' gy 1 jig gf -5,f,f4V,VV:q, W y Rev. Robert Mahoney J, , ,Q 3' X- I, ff,,,,, s ll , , if ff fic? ep, Mr. Tom Glennon ...ia f A' f f A , of 'V' 5,-pl ef wusf ' E : I P' lit Hi Illllulg ' if A Dr. Francis X. Hartigan, Jr. Mr. Tom Reno American Yearbook Co. Camera Art Inc. Strathmann Studios ET? gases E e -1-W-nys .E as 31 I'-f sf is 2? lef- . , Tia- . ' ' - .:i 5s- ' fy . V N. K 5--:Asif ilrzltf . 4' , . , 2 U V 3, f-5 eq- ff' 'V . rr 1.-rs 1. K :xl . f , - y fa . -, 1 Q. ., f . .. - ' :fs .-.F 4 . ' x.4 'Xp-LEE? -fe -.-' F- , 2' .QL QE 17 -Q ' 'L r fi .ieff L1:JQ 5-. if X 2 V - E ' fri-'M -. 'I - .4 -1 -- , ,.- jv- .r , E .T G e.-E. 'S ' - E - L, -' 3 .. lg 'R Fi 'aw v. 5 h A 3- - . we if n ul -,I . F r': it-. -..s. 12 . ,if A-ziggy HHH' .nh f . 2 . :Cai -u. 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