Christian Brothers High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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These tasks have required vision. Brother Lawrence Justin, F.S.C., possesses such vision. The i966 Chronicle is dedicat- ed to Brother Lawrence Justin, F.S.C., in appreciation for continuing the tradition of excellence at Christian Brothers High School. CO TENTS Introduction Seniors Activities thletics Academics 4 - - Y W I cussnu cuss nu cuss ma cuss nu cuss RM cuss rw I cuss I ' i I ELECTRONIC ' f ' TEAM ITEACHING Tncnens I I , I ui W. A ' I II 7' A H ' uw' W ' Il I . , 'F . - -L -Af -1- - --' A A -A'-- --- -Y YV 'V' -- Y- f N f ff-W V 4 I I 1 I conrznsucs Tours Lounce msn N.. , sron. sron. X cneuusmv ue I scvuas nu. 1,-.D - - . . - -L I x I Q9 QQ it - : X Aumo- , I VISUAL - 8-,ORA .I , , Room I J i '- Q' i II .. .I I I A A I sron. womc aIoLosY ue o. uammv sms: Auunomum STORQ ., .I .. l :-A- I! 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'mu .4 N' s 7.1, .1 3.2 .1 .,. -H 6 . 4 , I . -A . -.53 , , Ui, -4 ' ' ' , n 'U 1. Xi . V, 0 X - r - 1 6 Ji, r . 2 . S-1 n it 'E ' I 3 X fl Ai V f W W 'EJ ., 'T' 4 15. W. -4, :M I X 9 .1 A' , x X5 4 .1- ,1 E f 4 , ,Q , W , Wi ' my 'a '2- -sqm WV' uf. The place of meeting makes no difference. Whether it be teaching, laughing, or fishing, the action makes no difference. The difference in Christian Broth- ers High School: the Brother and his boys. Wherever they meet or whatever they do, the spirit of Christian Brothers prevails. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS HIGH SCHOOL 5900 WALNUT GROVE ROAD MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 38117 MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS: Every member of our faculty extends to each of you congratulations on having reached this most important milestone in your young lives. With pleasure, we receive you into the most devoted alumni association in the world. Wherever you go you shall be wel- comed into the society of which you are now a part. You carry an honored name, a great heritage, an impressive responsibility to be true to those who like you are grad- uates of a Christian Brothers school. Your faithfulness, personal integrity, loyalty, and dignity must always make you a worthy possessor of the title, A Christian Brothers Boy. Three things are necessary for the salvation of man, St. Thomas Aquinas wrote: To know what you ought to believe, to know what you ought to desire, and to know what you ought to do. Your education at Christian Brothers High School has, I am sure, provided you with these essentials. It has also furnished you with the knowledge and skills to do what you ought to do. Now, it is up to you to do it and I trust that you will not be unmindful of how effectively your talents and knowledge can benefit both you and your fellow man. May you live a long life, long enough to do much good. The decisions of the next few months and years are your own. We will watch, we will pray, we will be concerned, we will listen, we will help to whatever extent we can. lf you choose to let opportuni- ties pass you by, there is nothing much we can do to stop you. If on the other hand, you choose for life, for God, for your own better self, then graduates, there are many consoling, satisfying and happy days ahead. Sincerely, Brother J. Stephen, F.S.C. U Q 9 9 a Q i 3 - ' i ,Y L if 2 ' 'A 8 I . Q A ' fl' .,5.:i-'I 4 1+-v-'W Q. MR. W. D. ANDERSON, B.S. United States Naval Academy Mathematics I, Algebra I, Geometry MR. ROBERT F. CRONE, B.S. Christian Brothers College Algebra I, II, Mathematics Department Chairman, Freshman Football, Varsity Base- ball I2 THE FACULTY MR. JOHN PATRICK BOSI, B.A. St. Mary's College Ethics IV, English l, lll English Department Chairman BROTHER ANSELME DOMINIC, F.S.C B.A., M.Ed. St. Mary's College Religion II, English ll, III, Maurelian MR. NAFE J. DAVID, B.S. Mississippi College Problems of Democracy, Varsity Football, Golf BROTHER GERARD PAULIAN, F.S.C., B.A. Christian, Brothers College Religion I, Ethics I, Mathematics I BROTHER EDWIN GREGORY, F.S.C., B.S. Christian Brothers CoIIege Algebra I, Ethics II, Religion III ,v gig 1 U' 4 . -ff ' 1 , 1171 'VV M I 1 I L 5 .U , 74 BROTHER EMMETT STEVEN, F.S.C., B.A. Christian Brothers Coilege Religion III, Bioiogy, Chemistry, Go Broth ersl, Junior Department Moderator BROTHER JAMES BERNARD, F.S.C. B.A. M.Ed. MR. RALPH G. HALE St- Mafv'S College Ethics I, Band, Music Director ReII9I0n Ill, BI0I0QYf FU'fUVe Physicians Club, Bookstore BROTHER JARED WILLIAM, F.S.C., B.S. Xavier University English IV, Chronicle, Benildus Club, Cheerleaders, Vocational Coordinator, Sen- ior Department Moderator BROTHER KEVIN EDWARD, F.S.C., B.A. St. Mary's College Religion ll, Legion of Mary MR. RAYMOND F. KAMLER. B.S. Christian Brothers College Bookkeeping, Business Law, Commercial Mathematics, B-Team Basketball BROTHER JOEL FRANCIS, F.S.C., B.S., M.A Loyola University U.S. History, Economic Geography BROTHER LAWRENCE EGBERT, E.S.C., B.A. De Paul University Historian, Poet-in-Residence BROTHER LAWRENCE JUSTIN, F.S.C., B.S., M.A. St. Mary's College Physics, College Mathematics, Science De- partment Chairman, Science Club, Pho- tography Club, Tennis .2 MR. IGNACIO M. MORALES, M.A., LL.D. University of Oregon, University of Havana Spanish I, ll I In Lo ln' BROTHER MARIO DOMINIC, F.S.C., B.A. Winona State Teachers' College English I, Freshman-Sophomore Benildus Club, Freshman Department Moderator, Athletic Moderator BROTHER LEO BERNARDlNE, F.S.C., B.A., M.Ed. St. Mary's College, Loyola University Religion I, English I, Latin II, Ill, Mothers Club MR. JOHN F. MORAN, B.A., M.A. St. Ambrose College, Memphis State University Latin l, Ethics lll, IV, Freshman Football, Varsity Track MR. THOMAS E. NIX, B.S. Memphis State University Typing, Varsity Football, Freshman Track, Athletic Director MR. JAMES T. ROBERTSON, B.S. Memphis State University Geometry MR. RUSSELL E. REID, B.S.P.E. University of Mississippi U.S. History, Varsity Basketball, Baseball ssnvica ' f PASTRY REVEREND HERBERT W. PRESCOTT, B.S., M.Ed. Loyola College, Fordham University, Uni versity of Tennessee Religion IV, Chaplain Freshman willlliililii T y MR. THOMAS W. SCRUGGS, JR., B.S. Memphis State University i English ll, Sophomore Department Mod- , erator, B-Team Football MR. GEORGE F. STONE, B.S., M.A. Memphis State University U.S. History, Varsity Football, Physical Education Librarians: Mrs. Mary Ball and Mrs. Pat Big f' i E fsl f MR. DONALD J. WAFF, B.S., M.A. .aw Gannon College, Memphis State University 3 4 fj- Director of Guidance and Counseling ' Q- WN M X i if MR. HARRY E. SAUNDERS Maintenance - ,cz ger. Mrs. Frances McClintock, Business Manager, Mrs. Louise Brown and Mrs. Marguerite Fransioli, Secretaries. I7 U5 5 4 if , i Fifi' . my .1 An atmosphere of religion exists at Christian Brothers High School through chapel visits and daily Communion. Fx, Students displayed real school spirit by sacrificing their Saturdays landscaping the campus. I8 SCHOOL LIFE if Q, An eagerness for learning and discovery is satisfied through the modern facilities of three new laboratories. 9:00 a.m.: A new day begins at a new Christian Brothers High School. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors crowd Through the noisy halls, tirst to their lockers and then To their homerooms. From 9:00 until 2:30 stu- dents learn. School life means school work. After 2:30 a boy's life becomes his own again: he can report to the locker rooms for athletic practice, at- tend a club meeting, or head for home. Good students are usually good workers, and through their la- bor, under the guidance of the Chris- tian Brothers, they vitalize 5900 Wal- nut Grove Road. School lite is people-students and faculty-working together to make C.B.H.S. the great institution that it it. It is a physics experiment, a rowdy but discriminating crowd, a chapel visit, or a Saturday landscaping. School life is intangible, it cannot be defined-only described. The 7966 Chronicle has attempted, neverthe- less, to capture the spirit of Christian Brothers High School, Memphis, Ten- nessee. Raising the flag at C.B.H.S. characterizes the beginning school day. of each We are the Brothers, couldn't be prouder! SENIORS Paul Hallock Editor 'ISIN FHM! 3 THE CLASS OF 766 Y I U1 . I I I I . I I Top-of-the-100 Club RAY ARMISTEAD President ROBERT TRAUTMAN JOHN BARZIZZA Vice-President Secretary WILLIAM MCDOWELL RICHARD BUCHIGNANI Treasurer Sergeant af Arms Qffik- JOHN RICHARD ANNARATONE St. Thomas COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Engineering Science Club 25 Future Physicians Club 25 B Honor Roll 'I, 2, 3, 45 Track 1 RAY BAXTER ARMISTEAD Olive Branch Grammar School COLLEGE CHOICE: Vanderbilt University AMBITION: Medicine Student Government Committee 2, 3, 45 Department Officer 45 Home Room Officer 45 Science Club 2, 45 Future Physicians Club 25 A Honor Roll I5 B Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2 LEO PAUL ARNOULT Little Flower COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Health Instructor Science Club I, 3, 45 Future Physicians Club I5 Football I ROBERT JOSEPH BARB St. Ann's Bartlett COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Law MICHAEL JAMES AMAGLIANI, JR. Little Flower COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Aviation Science Club I, 2, 4 GEORGE HUDSON ANDREWS Hillcrest COLLEGE CHOICE: Southwestern at Memphis AMBITION: Personnel Director Student Government Committee 45 Math Club 45 B Honor Roll 3, 45 Bowling 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4 WILLIAM PAGE BAKER St. John COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Architecture Basketball 1 RONALD POPE BARTON Tyronza Grammar School, Arkansas COLLEGE CHOICE: Tulane University AMBITION: Undecided Chronicle 35 Library Assistant 2, 3 JOHN MICHAEL BARZIZZA St. Dominic COLLEGE CHOICE: Xavier University AMBITION: Business Department Officer 45 Home Room Officer 45 Chronicle 4, Athletics Editor 45 Science Club 2, 45 Astronomy Club 4, Secretary 45 Stamp Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 B Honor Roll 3, 4 GEORGE ELLIOTT BELOTE St. Louis COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Engineering Student Government Committee 45 Chronicle 45 Science Club I, 2, 3, 45 JETS 3, 45 Math Club 3, 4 23 LOU IS NELSON BOLDREGH I Nl Blessed Sacrament COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee, Martin Branch AMBITION: Certified Public Accountant Science Club I, 2, Astronomy Club I, 2, Bowling I, 2, 3 ROBERT LANCE BRICKEY St. Louis COLLEGE CHOICE: Mississippi State University AMBITION: Engineering Student Government Vice-President 4, Student Government Committee 2, 3, Department Officer 2, 3, Home Room Officer I, 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Science Club 2, 3, Future Physicians Club 2, B Honor Roll I, Football I, Track 2 24 JOEL BENHAM White Station COLLEGE CHOICE: Washington and Lee University AMBITION: Business B Honor Roll 2, National Merit Semi-Finalist JAMES ALLEN BIRMINGHAM Hillcrest COLLEGE CHOICE: University of -Arkansas AMBITION: Hospital Administration Home Room Officer 4, Football 3, 4 CHARLES JOSEPH BISIO St. Anne COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Law Basketball I, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2 JOSEPH PATRICK BLANKENSHIP St. Michael COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITIONE Business Student Government Committee 4, Home Room Officer 4, Football I, 2 JOSEPH RICHARD BUCHIGNANI Immaculate Conception COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Business Administration Department Officer 4, Home Room Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, JETS 4, B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2 CONN THOMAS CANALE Immaculate Conception COLLEGE CHOICE: Undecided AMBITION: Undecided Home Room Officer I, 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Captain I, 4, Track I, 2 WILLIAM MICHAEL CHAMBERS Little Flower COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Business Go Brothersl, Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, Baseball I, 2, 3 THOMAS JON CONDO Holy Rosary COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Missouri AMBITION: Aviation Chronicle 4, Go Brothersl, Astronomy Club 4, B Honor Roll 3, 4 THOMAS JOHN DONAHUE Blessed Sacrament COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Political Cartoonist Student Government Committee i, 2, 3, 4, Maurelian I, 2, 3, 4, I, 2, 3, 4, Log 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM JOHN DONATI JR. Little Flower COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Law Go Brothersl, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Football 'I, Baseball I s-.... Wxyw MN vi' XM, LAYNE EDWARD COOK Kingsbury COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Dentistry JAMES MICHAEL CORBETT St. Charles High School, Baltimore COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Virginia AMBITION: Journalism Chronicle 4, Maurelian 3 ROBERT WILMOT COX St. Louis COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee, Martin Branch AMBITION: Business Chronicle 3, 4, Go Brothersl, Rifle Club 1, 2, 4 STEVEN LEXTON COX Frayser Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Notre Dame AMBITION: Priesthood Student Government Committee 4, Home Room Officer 3, Chronicle 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Maurelian 2, 3, 4, Benildus Club 2, 4, Legion of Mary 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Math Club 3, B Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4 Art Editor MICHAEL GEARY DONATO St. Michael COLLEGE CHOICE: Georgetown University AMBITION: Government Science Club 2, 4, Math Club 2, B Honor Roll I, Bowling I, 2 JOHN TAYLOR DUCKETT St. Anne COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Engineering Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Math Club I, 2, 3, 4, Astronomy 3, 4, B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 JAMES LOYD ELLIOTT JR. Immaculate Conception COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Dentistry Home Room Officer 2, Chronicle 4, Benildus Club 4, Science Club 2, 4, Fu- ture Physicians Club 2, 4, Track I, Tennis I, 4 DAVID EARL ELLIS St. John COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Lithography Home Room Officer 2, B Honor Roll 3, Football I, Track 2 25 ROBERT ROY FAULKNER St. Thomas COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Accounting Football I, Baseball I, 2 WALTER NIARLEY FIELDS St. Louis COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Certified Public Accountant Go Brothersl, Benildus Club 2, Science Club 'I, 2, 4, JETS I, 2, 4, Rifle Club 4, Track 2 JAMES ANTHONY FRACCHIA Little Flower COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Journalism Go Brothersl, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, B Honor Roll 3 JEROME CHARLES FRANKLIN Snowden Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Illinois AMBITION: Musician B Honor Roll I, Band 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL EDWARD FRANKLIN St. Michael COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Certified Public Accountant Science Club 4, Baseball I DONALD WILLIAM FRAZER Osceola High School COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Florida AMBITION: Business Chronicle 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, JETS 3, Football 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4 JAMES STEVEN FRIEDNIAN Memphis University School COLLEGE CHOICE: Washington University AMBITION: Psychologist Science Club I, 2, Radio Club I, B Honor Roll I, Tennis 'l, 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL THOMAS GEORGE Holy Rosary COLLEGE CHOICE: Mississippi State University AMBITION: Undecided Department Officer I, 2, Home Room Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 3, 4, Track 'I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4 MARTIN GRANT GILMAN Snowden Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Pennsylvania AMBITION: International Commerce Student Government Committee 4, Chronicle I, 2, 4, Maurelian 2, 3, 4, As- sistant Editor 4, Go Brothersl, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, JETS I, 2, 3, Astronomy Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Rifle Club 4, .Dramatics 2, 3, 4, B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Cheerleader Coordinator, National Merit Semi-Finalist NIELVIN ALBERT GOLDSMITH Germantown Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Alabama AMBITION: Undecided Science Club Q, Astronomy Club 2 26 KENNETH HILLEL GRAEBER Colonial Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Washington University AMBITION: Law '-5 Maurelian 3, 4, Go Brothersl, Science Club 2, 3, 4, JETS 4, Astronomy Club 2, 3, B Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 GUY GEORGE GRAVES Tin St. Anne COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Law Band I, 2, 3, B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT SPENCER GREEN East Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Vanderbilt University AMBITION: Medicine Band I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club i, 2, 3, 4, Future Physicians Club 3, 4, Math Club I, 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, A Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH ANDREW GREIS White Station Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Oberlin College AMBITION: Music Band I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Stamp Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3 WILLIAM GALLAGHER GRIESBECK Holy Rosary COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Mississippi AMBITION: Certified Public Accountant Student Government Committee 3, Chronicle 4, Academics Editor 4, Legion of Mary 3, Go Brothersl, B Honor Roll 4 WILLIAM DOUGLAS GRIFFIN St. Paul COLLEGE CHOICE: Indiana Institute of Technology AMBITION: Aeronautical Engineering Library Assistant I, 2, Science Club i, 2, 3, JETS I, 2, 3, Basketball I, Baseball I CHARLES FREDERICK GROOMS White Station .COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Veterinary Medicine Band 2 MICHAEL PATRICK GUINLE St. Paul COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Medicine Go Brothersi, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Physicians Club I, 3, 4, B Honor Roll I, 2, Football I PAUL LEWIS HALLOCK St. Michael COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Business Student Government Committee 4, Chronicle 3, 4, Senior Editor 4, Log 3, 4, Benildus Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, JETS 3, Astronomy Club 2, 3, 4, B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society VALENTINE NICHOLAS HANDWERKER, III Little Flower COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Notre Dame AMBITION: Teaching Student Government Committee 3, 4, Home Room Officer I, Chronicle 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Benildus Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Go Brothersl, Science Club 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, A Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, National Honor Society 27 CLIFFORD GEORGE HARTMAN St. Anne COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Mechanical Engineering Go Brothers!5 Science Club 45 Astronomy Club 45 B Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 FILSON BRYANT HAWKES St. Dominic COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Electrical Engineering Student Government Committee 45 Band 35 Science Club 45 JETS 45 Astronomy Club 4, Radio Club 1, 4, Golf 1, B Honor Roll 1, 3, 4 ROBERT SCUDDER HEAD Richland Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Alabama AMBITION: Certified Public Accountant Science Club 25 Football 3, 4 MICHAEL EDWARD HEFFERNAN Blessed Sacrament COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Law Go Brothers! MICHAEL JOSEPH HEINRICH Immaculate Conception COLLEGE CHOICE: Undecided AMBITION: Zoology Go Brothers!5 Science Club 2, 35 B Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM LAWRENCE HENSON St. Anne COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Business Administration Home Room Officer I5 Track 2, 3 NORMAN ISAAC HIRSCH White Station Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Williams College AMBITION: Medicine Chronicle I, 2, 35 Maurelian I5 Key Club 45 Science Club l, 2, 3, 45 Future Physicians Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Astronomy Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Dramatics 2, 3, 45 A Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 National Merit Semi-Finalist JOSEPH MICHAEL HOLDER Our Lady of Sorrows COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Certified Public Accountant Science Club I, 25 JETS 1, 25 Football l, 2 NICHOLAS HENDERSON HOUSE, III Olive Branch Grammar School COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Actuary Science Club l, 2, 45 JETS I5 Math Club 45 B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 4 ARTHUR CANTRELL HOUTS Hillcrest COLLEGE CHOICE: Davidson College AMBITION: Medicine Home Room Officer 45 Science Club 45 Future Physicians Club 45 Math Club 45 B Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 28 DAVID OSBURN HUGHES St. Anne COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Medicine Student Government Treasurer 4, Student Government Committee 2, 3, Home Room Officer 2, 3, Benildus Club I, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Physicians Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Football Trainer 2, 3, 4, Baseball Trainer 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM LEE HUGHES St. Paul COLLEGE CHOICE: Florida State University AMBITION: Hotel and Restaurant Management PATRICK ARMAND JAGENDORE Bellevue Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Southwestern at Memphis AMBITION: Medicine Chronicle 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Future Physicians Club 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 2, Dramatics 2, A Honor Roll 2, B Honor Roll I, 3, 4 ADAM GILLESPIE JETT, JR. White Station Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Georgia Institute of Technology AMBITION: General Contractor Home Room Officer 4, Chronicle 4, Athletics Editor 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Go Brothersl, JETS 3, Astronomy Club 2, Football 2, Track I DENNIS PAUL KARUZAS Little Flower COLLEGE CHOICE: Undecided AMBITION: Clinical Psychology Home Room Officer I, 2, 3, Legion of Mary I, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Captain I, 4, Track I WILLIAM COMUS KELLY Immaculate Conception COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Engineering Student Government Committee 3, Benildus Club 2, Science Club 2, B Honor Roll I, Basketball I, Golf I, 2, 3,o4 JOHN TAYLOR KILPATRICK St. Paul COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State. University AMBITION: Law Library Assistant 4, Baseball I, Track 3 JAMES PETER KING Augustinian Academy at St. Louis COLLEGE CHOICE: Marquette University AMBITION: Medicine 713' JOHN FREDERICK JONES Gragg Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Undecided Band I, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Math Club 2, 3 MARK SHEP KAMINSKY Memphis University School COLLEGE CHOICE: Stanford University AMBITION: Physicist Student Government Committee 3, Home Room Officer 2, 3, Chronicle 4, Maurelian 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Math Club I, 2, 3, Astronomy Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, 3, President 4, Photog- raphy Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, 3, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, A Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, National Merit Semi-Finalist Football I, T 29 VERNON JAMES KREBSBACH St. Anne COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Notre Dame AMBITION: Business WILLIAM BOND KREUTER Kingsbury COLLEGE CHOICE: Bethel College AMBITION: Business Home Room Officer 2: Science Club I, 2: JETS 2: Stamp Club 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4 MARSHALL ARTHUR KRUGER Olive Branch COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee, Martin Branch AMBITION: Social Work Football Manager 3 BRIAN LAWRENCE KUHN Bartlett Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Northwestern University AMBITION: Law Student Government President 4: Commissioner At-Large 3: Department Of- ficer 3: Home Room Officer 3: Maurelian 4: Key Club 3, 4: Science Club I, 2: Football I: Bowling 3: President of the Memphis Association of Student Councils 4: Boy's State Representative 3 30 JOHN ALBERT KING St. Louis COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Business Football I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4 PAUL JOSEPH KOCH Blessed Sacrament COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Navy Rifle Club 4: B Honor Roll 2 LAWRENCE PHILIP LANDRIGAN St. Louis COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Engineering Maurelian 3: Library Assistant 3: Radio Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 'l, Vice- President 2, President 3, 4 JOSEPH STANLEY LAUGHTER Frayser Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Electrical Engineering Band I, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4: Radio Club 2, 3, 4 JULIUS JOSEPH LAURENZI Holy Rosary COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Undecided Student Government Committee 2, 3, 4: Home Room Officer I, 3, 4: Chronicle 4: Go Brothersl: Vice-President: Science Club 2: JETS 2: Math Club 2: B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I WILLIAM MICHAEL LENAHAN St. Anne COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Business Student Government Committee 4: Home Room Officer 4: Benildus Club l, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Future Physicians Club 4: B Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Football Manager I, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM ANTHONY LUCCHESI S. P I CCLLELGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Medicine Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Physicians Club I, 2, 3, 4, Football I WALTER JEROME MARTIN Sacred Heart COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee, Martin Branch AMBITION: Business Go Brothers! JOHN BURNS MCARTHUR St. Anne COLLEGE CHOICE: Undecided AMBITION: Priesthood Student Government Committee 3, Home Room Officer 2, Benildus Club 4, Legion of Mary 2, Football I, Baseball I DANIEL JOSEPH MCCARTY Immaculate Conception COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Undecided Home Room Officer 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4 HAL FREDERICK LEWIS East Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Northwestern University AMBITION: Law Student Government Committee 2, 3, 4, Chronicle 4, Maurelian 2, 3, Business Manager 3, Log 4, Treasurer 4, Go Brothersl, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Math Club '2, 4, Astronomy Club 2, 3, 4, A Honor Roll I, B Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Bowling I, 2 JOHN WILLIAM LEWIS White Station COLLEGE CHOICE: Tulane University AMBITION: Law Maurelian 3, Library Assistant 3, 4 MARK HARMON MCCLINTOCK Little Flower COLLEGE CHOICE: Mississippi State Junior College AMBITION: Undecided Science Club 2, JETS 2, Radio Club I, 2, Stamp Club 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM THOMAS McDOWELL Immaculate Conception COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Law Commissioner of Athletics 3, Department Officer I, 2, 4, Home Room Of- ficer I, 2, 4, Benildus Club I, 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Science Club I, 2, Math Club I, 2, A Honor Roll I, 2, B Honor Roll 3, 4, Basketball- I, 2, Baseball I, 2 DONALD JAMES MCGRORY St. Paul COLLEGE CHOICE: Louisiana State University AMBITION: Architecture Student Government Committee 4, Science Club 2, 4, JETS 2, 4 JOHN PAUL MCGUIRE Blessed Sacrament COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Accounting Benildus Club I, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics 3, A Honor Roll 2, 3, B Honor Roll I, 4, National Merit Semi-Finalist 3I HARRY GRAY MCNAMEE St. Anne COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Mississippi AMBITION: Engineering Science Club 2, 3, 4, JETS 2, 3, 4, B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 HERBERT PRESTON MOODY St. John COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Broker Home Room Officer 3, Maurelian T, 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, Science Club 'l, 2, B Honor Roll I, 2, Football I DWIGHT ADAIR MORRIS St. Louis COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Mississippi AMBITION: Engineering Student Government Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Officer 3, Benildus Club I, 2, Key Club 4, Go Brothersl, Science Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, JETS 4, Rifle Club 4, Track 2 WILLIAM EUGENE MOSTELLER St. Michael COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Business Administration Commissioner At-Large 4, Student Government Committee 2, 3, Home Room Officer I, Key Club 4, Go Brothers! MICHAEL CARTER MYERS Immaculate Conception COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Radiology Commissioner of Student Relations 4, Student Government Committee 3, Home Room Officer 3, Chronicle 4, Business Manager 4, Log 1, 2, Benildus Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Go Brothersl, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Physicians Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 3, Secretary 4, Dramatics 3, A Honor Roll I, 2, B Honor Roll 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, National Honor Society RAYMOND ABNER NABORS Holy Rosary COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Law Chronicle 3, Band 1 WALTER LAWRENCE NARROW Immaculate Conception COLLEGE CHOICE: Undecided AMBITION: Accounting Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4 JAMES FREDERICK NELSON, JR. St. Louis COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Arkansas AMBITION: Engineering Go Brothersl, Science Club 2, 3, 4, JETS 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD MICHAEL NESTRUD St. Michael COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Medicine Chronicle 4, Maurelian 3, 4, Benildus Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Physicians Club I, 2, 3, 4, B Honor Roll 'I, 2, 3, 4, Swimming l, 2, 3, 4 JAMES GIBBS OWEN St. Dominic COLLEGE CHOICE: Vanderbilt University AMBITION: Law Student Government Committee 3, 4, Benildus Club 2, 4, Go Brothersl, Science Club 2, 4, B Honor Roll l, Basketball T, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Golf 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4 JOSEPH SILVIO PERI Little Flower COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Engineering Science Club 4: B Honor Roll I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 'I EDWARD WHITEHEAD PERKINS S. L ' OOLIEELGSE CHOICE: University of Tennessee, Martin Branch AMBITION: Accounting Student Government Committee 4, Football I, Basketball 1, MONTE ROBERT PANITZ White Station Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Vanderbilt University AMBITION: Medicine Science Club 2, 4, Future Physicians Club 2, MICHAEL JOSEPH PARKS Immaculate Conception COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Alabama AMBITION: Law Legion of Mary 2, Science Club 2, 3, JETS 3 4, B Honor Roll I, 2 GEORGES NOLAN PARSLEY St. Anne COLLEGE CHOICE: Glenmary Seminary AMBITION: Home Missions Priesthood Student Government Committee 3, 4, Chronicle 4, Benilclus Club 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Library Assistant il, 3, 4, l Stamp Club 3, 4, Photography Club 2, 4 MICHAEL ROBERT PERA Immaculate Conception COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Commercial Aviation Home Room Officer 'I, 2, Go Brothersl, Science Club 2, 3, 4, JETS 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Football 2, Rifle Club 4 .Nh Baseball 'I RAYMOND ALBERT POHLMAN St. Gertrude, Cincinnati COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Arkansas AMBITION: Teaching Commissioner of Athletics 4, Student Government Committee 2, 3, Home Room Officer I, 2, Go Brothersl, Science Club I, 2, B Honor Roll I, Foot- ball I, Basketball I, 2, Baseball 'I, 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH FRANCIS POJE, JR. Little Flower COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Engineering Home Room Officer 2, 4, Science Club 2, 4, JETS 2, 4, B Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Baseball I CHARLES BERNARD QUINN, JR. Immaculate Conception COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Law Student Government Secretary 4, Student Government Committee 3, De- partment Officer 2, 3, Home Room Officer 2, 3, Benildus Club 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Baseball I, 2, 3 GERALD CON RAD RAGGH IANTI Little Flower COLLEGE CHOICE: Undecided AMBITION: Business 33 HARRY FISHER REED, Ill St. Dominic COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Mississippi AMBITION: Engineering Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, JETS T, 2, 3, 4, Math Club I-, 2, 4, Astronomy Club 3, 4, Stamp Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, B Honor Roll I, 2, Basketball Man- ager 3, 4, Baseball Manager 3 LEE WAYNE REISMAN Snowden Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Medicine Chronicle 1, 2, Maurelian 4, Go Brothersl, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Physicians Club I, 2, 3, 4, Stamp Club 2, B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 'ff 6 MARK WILLIFORD ROBINSON Catholic High COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Christian Brother Benildus Club 4, Go Brothersl, Science Club 3, Math Club 3, B Honor Roll 3 4 wa-any WILLIAM WISE ROBINSON, Ill St. Dominic COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Virginia AMBITION: Law Library Assistant I, Science Club 2, Basketball I, 2, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL GILBERT ROMEO Colonial Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Northwestern University AMBITION: Professional Dramatics Home Room Officer 2, Maurelian 4, Library Assistant 2, Science Club 2, 3, 4, JETS 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, 4, Photography Club 2, 3, 4, B Honor Roll 2, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL BRUCE RUBENS West Memphis Junior High TN? by-9. COLLEGE CHOICE: Dartmouth College AMBITION: Mathematics Student Government Committee 3, Home Room Officer 'l, 2,iLog 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, JETS I, 2, 3, 4, Math Club I, 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 2, 3, 4, Stamp Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Radio Club 3, 4, A Honor Roll T, 2, 3 4 JOHN THOMAS RYAN Little Flower COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Veterinary Medicine Home Room Officer 'l, 2, Science Club 4, JETS 4, Football 4, Basketball I, Baseball I, Bowling 4 WILLIAM PATRICK RYLAND Our Lady of Sorrows COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: United States Forestry Service Home Room Officer 3, 4, Science Club 'I, 3, 4, JETS 3, 4, B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT PHILLIP SALIBA Sherwood Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Undecided Department Officer 3, Home Room Officer 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4 JOHN BENTLEY SANDRIDGE White Station Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Vanderbilt University AMBITION: Criminal Law Student Government Committee 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Log 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Benildus Club 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, Stamp Club 3, 4, B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 34 FRANK VERNON SCHRINER Colonial Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Mississippi AMBITION: Accounting Chronicle 45 Go Brothers! JEROME ALAN SCHATZ East Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Illinois AMBITION: Business Student Government Committee 2, 35 Department Officer 35 Home Room Of- ficer I, 3, 45 Science Club I MICHAEL JESS SMALL Immanuel Lutheran COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Alabama AMBITION: Aviation JETS. 35 Radio Club I5 Football 2 DANIEL ERNEST SMYTHE St. Michael COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Professional Drummer Track I LAWRENCE BROOKS SPIOTTA St. Anne COLLEGE CHOICE: Spring Hill College AMBITION: Undecided Commissioner of Student Relations 35 Department Officer I, 25 Home Room Officer I, 25 Benildus Club 3, 45 Key Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 B Honor Roll I, 2, 45 Football I, 35 Track 2 JAMES OWEN SPOTTS, JR. VlLest Memphis Senior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Hendrix College AMBITION: Business Band 35 Maurelian 3, 45 Science Club 45 JETS 45 Math Club 45 Astronomy Club 45 Dramatics 3 cz' H -veg, LONNIE DAVID SCHNELL Our Lady of Sorrows COLLEGE CHOICE: Undecided AMBITION: Construction Engineering JAMES ROBERT SCHUTT St. Michael COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Home Building Go Brothers!5 Science Club I, 25 B Honor Roll I JOHN EDWARD SINGLETON Sherwood Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Mississippi State University AMBITION: Coaching Student Government Committee 35 Home Room Officer 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Basketball 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4 CHARLES MICHAEL SLATON St. Dominic COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Science Science Club I, 2, 45 Future Physicians Club 1, 2, 45 Math Club 45 A Honor Roll I5 B Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Basketball I5 Track I, 2, 3, 45 National Merit Semi-Finalist , 35 DOUGLEY EARL STEWART Ellendale Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Tulane University AMBITION: Law Student Government Committee 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, Activities Editor 4, Go Brothersl, Club 2, 3, Radio Club l, B Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 THOMAS ANDREW TAFT, JR. Colonial Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Georgia Institute of Tec AMBITION: Engineering Home Room Officer 2, Maurelian 4, Science Club 1, 2, 4, JETS 4, Math Club 2, A Honor Roll I, B Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1 JOHN ARNOLD TARR Our Lady of Sorrows COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State Universit AMBITION: Military Service Science Club 3, B Honor Roll 'I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'I, 2 WILLIAM JOSEPH TATUM Kingsbury Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Arizona AMBITION: Business Administration Band 2, 3, 4 JAMES KEITH THOMPSON Jesuit High School, New Orleans COLLEGE CHOICE: Spring Hill College AMBITION: Undecided Go Brothersl, Science Club 3, 4, B Ho ROBERT JOSEPH TRAUTMAN St. Thomas COLLEGE CHOICE: Tulane University AMBITION: Medicine Department Officer 4, Home Room Officer 4, Go Brothersl, Secretary-Treasurer, Key C Physicians Club 4, A Honor Roll I, 2, B Honor Roll 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society EDWARD PAUL ULRICH White Station Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Medicine Science Club 2, 3, B Honor Roll 'I, Track 3 WALTER RICHARD WALLACE Ill Germantown Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: Undecided AMBITION: Undecided Science Club 3, Future Physicians Club 3, T 36 nor Roll 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4 Home Room Officer 2, Chronicle Library Assistant l, Photography hnology Y THOMAS HUDSON THATCHER Norfolk Catholic High School COLLEGE CHOICE: United States Naval Academy AMBITION: Navy Student Government Committee 4, Benildus Club 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 3, Go Brothersl, President, Library Assistant 2, B Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Track 2, 3 LLOYD RANDOLPH THOMAS, JR. Catholic High COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Tennessee AMBITION: Medicine Commissioner of Welfare and Safety 4, Student Government Committee 3, Chronicle 4, Benildus Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Go Brothersl, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Future Physicians Club 3, 4, Math Club 2, B Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 3, Swimming 4 1, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, 3, lub 3, 4, Science Club 4, Future rack l, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 PHILLIP MICHAEL WALSH St. Michael COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Business Administration Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling I, 2 JESSE WILBURN WEEKS Bartlett Junior High COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Mississippi AMBITION: Certified Public Accountant Home Room Officer 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 JOHN RICHARD WEIGEL Carroll High School, Dayton, Ohio COLLEGE CHOICE: Colgate University AMBITION: Banking A Honor Roll 4, Baseball 4, National Honor Society ARTHUR MARK WEISBURD West Memphis JuniorAHigh COLLEGE CHOICE: Princeton University AMBITION: United States Foreign Service Student Government Committee 4, Chronicle 4, Maurelian 3, Go Brothersl, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Math Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Dramatics 3, 4, A Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, National Merit Semi-Finalist GEORGE BAILEY WILLIAMS St. Dominic COLLEGE CHOICE: Georgia Institute of Technology AMBITION: Aeronautical Engineering Band I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, JETS 4 PATRICK JOSEPH WILSON St. Michael COLLEGE CHOICE: University of Notre Dame AMBITION: Civil Engineering . Chronicle 4, Benildus Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 4, JETS 2, 4, Math Club 2, Stamp Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, A Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Track I ROBERT EDWARD WILSON St. Michael COLLEGE CHOICE: Georgia Institute of Technology AMBITION: Engineering Go Brothersl, Science Club 2, 4, JETS 2, 4, B Honor Roll I, 3, 4, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Bowling I RODGER WILLIAM WILSON St. Anne COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Business Home Room Officer I, Go Brothersl, Football I, 3, Track I MICHAEL PAUL WESS St. Anne COLLEGE CHOICE: Oklahoma State University AMBITION: Engineering Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, JETS 2, 3, 4, Stamp Club 2, 3, 4, B Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM ALBERT WHITTEN Little Flower COLLEGE CHOICE: Christian Brothers College AMBITION: Business Administration Go Brothersl, Golf I, Bowling I, 2 37 JEFFRY FOSTER WRIGHT St. Paul COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Undecided Home Room Officer 37 Science Club 2, 3, 41 JETS 2j Football 'l, 2 KARL HEINZ WRIGHT Holy Rosary COLLEGE CHOICE: Memphis State University AMBITION: Business 5 , V I ,,.,, V ii . I ltlf I F , I li ,,, QS It A Senior is that discriminating Teenager who is full of NMSQT's, NEDT's, SAT's, CEEB's, ACT's and, as a consequence, the all around DT's grateful that school parking was free humiliated in PE mysterious to the Freshmen . . . completely confused in PSSC Physics, despite BLJ happy to offer his spare time to the Brothers proud of the 1965 Rose Dance certain that there is a connection between John Updike and Brother Jared both nostalgic and romantic at the Prom . . . facing gradu- ation with varied sentiments . . . confident of the fu- ture . . . X: is K yi, 4 ,Q :, '. , ,f , ff' -' , cw - A V5 Ml Q MOST HANDSOME Bob Brickey FRIENDLIEST David Hughes BEST STU DE NT Mark Weisbu rd WHO'S WHO MOST MUSICAL John Sandridge X MOST ATHLETIC Jesse Weeks CONTRIBUTED MOST TO THE CLASS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Norman Hirsch Brian Kuhn SSCSR LL' gi :::' si WITTIEST j rr l 2' Par Ryland , if ,L f , i x F , BEST ALL AROUND Bob Trautman BEST DRESSED Drew Greis RAY B. ARMISTEAD ROBERT S. GREEN PAUL L. HALLOCK VALENTINE N. HANDWERKER, III 'dn '7fNf vr MARK 5- KAMINSKY JULIUS J. LAURENZI NATIONA HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 '2 i f 51 A NORMAN I. HIRSCH JOHN P. MCGUIRE MICHAEL C. MYERS The most distinctive award pre- sented at Christian Brothers High School is membership in the Na- tional Honor Society. lt requires the qualities of scholarship, lead- ership, service, and character of its members. Frequently students excel in one or two of these at- tributes, but a small minority possesses all four. C.B.H.S. recog- nizes, therefore, only its outstand- ing seniors and a few iuniors. This exclusive membership makes Christian Brothers High School one ofthe most meaningful ofthe nation's 6500 chapters. l ROBERT J. TRAUTMAN CHARLES B. QUINN, JR. JOHN B. SANDRIDGE THOMAS H. THATCHER LLOYD R. THOMAS, JR. . J - ss r 'iff f . S zlif.. s sr , K ' sbss ,..ZVV ssri , r s Ii A - K.. JOHN R. WEIGEL ARTHUR M. WEISBURD N n 1. L 'Z x ,!s,' 551' 'wJ 4. LR X , 5 M , J l 2 A ,ff AFTER HOURS 5 W k F AAA, A -4 ,,, w W I , X f ll. nu S 1 I L.. lg 'W - .cllllnlmpqg 1 If? '4 ' .3 -n 5 4 ' 21 1 ? si 2 5 + Z 1 1 3 1 4 il t - V,-Q , 1 1 E A ff! M 5 ? QL ffm' M, f 1 M fiiiw 5 4 ,9 wi' Kev-y I ,....:an,, K Q 'T' E 12 4 fi. ,..4-45 NME YS 5' V 5 ' 1 N ' qv 4 x .f .-:-V -. 'Ap ! 3, , 5 ' ' --1 ,b ff- 'llll 17 V .,,,..1jfLf H WM x.,.. . . --r,,,,.+,.n -4 f , -mul NA 41 1 iQ , ' 'f -' 'w 'l- V 4 .mms - sein:- ' I mm ' In if ,, Q 1 fro E155 X I , Ti 1, V ' ' K iv il.. EXECUTIVE BGARD L. Thomas, Commissioner of Welfare D. Hughes, Treasurer B. Brickey, Vice-President R. Armistead, Senior Class President B. Mosteller, Commissioner-at-Large C. Quinn, Secretary B. Malone, Freshman Class President C. Myers, Commissioner of Student Relations A. Canale, Commissioner of Publications L. Montesi, Junior Class President B. Kuhn, President Missing: R. Pohlman, Commissioner of Athletics T. Dan, Sophomore Class President STUDE T GOVER ME . - Z ' ,W fs A .7--X FRONT ROW: B. Lenahan, C. Myers, M. Gilman, BACK ROW: J, Owen, T. Thatcher, P. Hallock. Mr. Bosi goes up Tor two in the Student Govern- ment-Faculty basketball game. RELATIONS COMMITTEE The primary accom- plishments of The Rela- tions Committee were the Freshman Orientation Day and The Suggestion Box. ATHLETICS COMMITTEE The Athletics Committee is in charge of the Student Government-Faculty basketball game and the organization of the Go Brothers Club: S. Olita, P. Gowen, B. Malone, R. Pohlman, J. Lau- renzi, D. Morris, R. Buchignani. 49 7 ,. ,, 7 fl C, M COMMITTEE-AT-LARGE 1 l' f' , 4 R. Brannon ll J. Coleman f W. Mosteller, Commissioner D. Stewart L. Schmidt J. King at .wr v..Am,W JUD SPIT The Committee at Lar e led the . . g , school to record-breaking drives. U DANNY 7:40505 FOUNDER IMO T. W. Jones R. Sandown R. Armistead H. Lewis J. Mattingly R. Towne M. Weisburd L. Armistead 50 Commissioner Bill Mosteller counts the S1009 C.B.H.S. collected for the St. Jude Teenagers' March. PRESIDENT'S COMMITTEE N N. PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE The bulletin boards, the reserve shelf, and school publicity-these are a few of the responsibilities of the Publications Committee. LL x FRONT ROW: L. Brickey, S. Gillespie, A. Canale, D, McGrory, T. Dan. SECOND ROW: T. Hughes R WELFARE COMMITTEE Always prepared to serve the students is the Welfare and Safety Committee: G. Sammons, H. Andrews, L. Thomas, S. Cox, M. Tobey, G. Belote, G. Parsley. Going once, going twice 'v N1 K , W . i f ,JL V M 4 Xjurfikf 5: A if t I : 3,74 , ,min 1 v Y ,. LV A -V g ' ,, A r Q 9 ,. Af? X 1 34 in M f I V- ,, . I Q E' Q f ll ,A Ag, I ' i E 'Z 'dx 14 wk 1 Y M q ps 1- x BAND There is more to a band than lust instruments and peo- ple, it includes hours of instruction, practice and hard work. The excellence and true spirit of the 1966 band was typical ot the superb performance of Mr. Ralph Hale, Director. His untiring efforts and the unsurpassed talent of the students presented C.B.H.S. with a band that up- held the fine traditions of its ninety-three year history. BAND OFFICERS: Walter Narrow, Librarian, John Sandridge, President, Drew Greis, Secretary Steve Cox, Vice-President. Asahi? aw s- ...a-4 A one, and a two, and a turn the page 53 FRONT ROW: G. Williams, T. Cooper, K. Harkleroad, R. White. SECOND ROW: G. Knolton, W. S. Cameron, J. Bain. Narrow, TROMBONE TRUMPET FRONT ROW. R. Bertasi, A. Bertasi, M. Kriger, M. Rose. SECOND ROW: C. Franklin, M. Peterson, D. Segal, J. Tatum, R. Green. .Q 1 - I ArmisTead. PERCUSSION C. Thurmond, J. Powell, S. Abraham, H. SAXOPHONE One more de-merit and he Hale. ' 3 D. Greis, M. Balsiger, J. Cunningham, N. Borum, F. Joyner, S. Cox. goes 10 CLARINET ins. FRONT ROW: R. Walker, A. Winkelman, C. Reaves. SECOND ROW: J. Sandridge, R. Cook, D. Thompson H. Wurzburg. THIRD ROW: J. Laughter, J. Stott, M. Kissell, D. Cook. 55 ,v CHRONICLE si y f 5 3 Qs ,rx 1 qs 'U Q if C ga! f f 1 at A is , fa 5 Q ' 1 g s 3,4 ' lf if 5' 3 Q Q 5 ? Y f 4 4 t 4 f , -i 2 S i .,. sl ynii rf? as Q rw Hd Q K riusif-gif 1 :fir :fit ul 'riff li if 3- il! f X ' , 1 . I Q , S 4 A r ,ff ,lX,if,,l4.,f ,swf graft e f 4 r r if 3 A? ff R, RU as f U' I t Q Q I i ,Q :YY S 1 fl - af It ,ts Q? If W Vis- I fi imfv Q 3 Q X K . Q ii: If fi it 15' Wi 3 5 'S v 1512135 -1 t 3 'YU fi ff 9 Q' 1 1' wg ., if ,X gi AM 1 ' 3 Y S li 13551 s r rv ft A21 at init U EDITORS: Doug Stewart, Activities, John Barzizza, Athletics, Bill Griesbeck, Academics, Carter Myers, Business Manager, Val Handwerker Editor in'Chief, Paul Hallock, Seniorsg Mark Kaminsky, Photography, Adam Jett, Athletics. MODERATOR: Brother Jared William, F.S.C. To record faithfully the story of a year, to preserve memories, to show the many faces of Christian Brothers High School, the com- petent and efficient CHRONICLE staff worked long hours and made tireless efforts, their greatest reward being the pride of creating a yearbook of lasting quality. TW! ,xt 56 Do you want to play iacks or finish the work? PHOTOGRAPHERS: G. Archer, M. Kaminsky ACADEMICS April 1965 .... . . . Editors selected. June 1965 ...... ....... C over chosen. November 1965 ....... First 16 pages and endsheet deadline met. December 1965 .... Pages 22-37 completed. This page stinks. ,,,. r , . L. Schmidt, T. Orman, B. Griesbeck, J. Laurenzi. January 1966 . . . . . . Bedlam prevails as publisher receives 32 more pages. February 1966 . . .... Panic reigns as the staff ' completes 64 pages. March 1966 . .. .. . Final 16 pages finished and so is the 1966 Chronicle. N -sf INQL 1244... f , , E, ACTIVITIES FRONT ROW: G. Belote S. Newman D. Stewart R. Cox BACK ROW: B. Burke C. Krivcher S. Schricker 57 ATHLETICS J. Turner, A. Jett, R. Sweeney, F. Schriner, D. Frazer, J. Barzizza, R. Nestrud. Missing: J. Elliott. 1 'W'-21' V. Handwerker, Editor-in-Chief, C. Myers, Business Manager. iv k -f' I Don't use that, I want to graduate. 58 SENIORS P. Jagendorf, L. Thomas, H. Lewis, M. Gilman, P. Wilson, P. Hallock. THE LOG The school year of T965-T966 marked the beginning of the fourth year of The Log. lts first issue came out before Christmas and was greeted by sales higher than any previous edi- tion. As in prior years, The Log provided an out- let for the literary talents of the students. The poems, articles, and es- says that were written by the students and asso- ciates of Christian Broth- ers High School gave The Log its literary magazine standard. -vm at sr... ft -,ttt,,,s - r Us 'V iff I St E li Brooks Memorial Art Gallery FRONT ROW: M. Gilman, L. Soefker, S. Evans, M. Weisburd, SECOND ROW: M. Kaminsky, P. Halloclz, J. Tarr, M. Rubens, R. Walker, THIRD ROW: J. Lewis, P. Ryland, J. McGuire, J. Weigel, V. Handwerker. V -N. rnfx fi' w . Xismg Publisher Drew Greis prepares the copy for the next Log edition. EDlTORS: D. Greis, Publisher, J. Sandridge, Editor-in-Chief, T. Donahue, Art Editor. 59 60 EDITORS: M. Gilman, B. Andereck, T. Pratt, J. Donahue, M. Tobey, T. Hughes, A. Canale. Well Doc, it's like this . .. SPORTS: J. Neel P. McHale T. Sullivan J. Schaffler T. Nenon M. Tobey D. Chiles R. Nestrud B, Hartz MAURELIAN It's different-a paper stu- dents enjoy reading! Each month the student body received a new look in its school newspaper, The Maurelian, for 1965-66. The new moderator, Brother Anselme, to- gether with co-editors Bill An- dereck and Tom Pratt, brought to the paper a sense of pride that raised it to the rightful place of a school publication. The Maure- lian staff offered a complete- and often critical-account of stu- dent behavior and school events. ln addition, the future appears optimistic for The Maurelian, as a staff composed mainly of under- classmen has acquired experience for coming years. X The Maurelian moderator, Brother Anselme. -:aiwyw ACTIVITIES: S. Gilson W. Reisman K. Graeber S. Newman R. Wenzler T. Bell M. Gilman R. Coleman R. Samelson M. Miller S. Hill J. Bonwich J. Mattingly J. Adler 'Y 'vu NEWS: FRONT ROW: M. Pratt, B. Burke, T. Hughes, B. Parham, M. O'Shaughnessy BACK ROW: B. Sweeney, M. Signaigo, J. Turner, M. Foley, L. Schmidt. v' ART: J. Sharp, T. Donahue, M. Donahue. TYPING: B. Burke, C. Thurmond, C. Vorder Bruegge ' R Ozanne R Copeland C Keenan N Cereghnno J Turner J Chambers T Hughes P Brannon OShaughnessy B Andereck, B. Burke A355 .a y fe? - 3 7 ' ,,.a,g ff ' K Wi' , 4 I A sz A4- ,.-v .V is . 4 4. 'nam The Legion of Mary is a Catholic Ac- tion organization which promotes devo- tion to the Blessed Mother and develops a greater holiness in the lives of the mem- bers. The chief project of the club is do- ing social work at Hurt Village. The mem- bers go to Hurt Village every Saturday to play and work with the children in the slum area for tour to tive hours. Brother Kevin Edwards is moderator of the Legion of Mary at Christian Brothers High School. At the weekly meetings, the members have spiritual reading. I -L-i A x Q 2 . .. nl K ,Q 4 fem- sign,-Q - I V. , Mid ,ff If ,i Everybody gets in the act. l Playing 'four square is one of the various activities at Hurt Village. M BE ILD S CLUB W MJ g ' V 1, Q1 Q 4, X W .. ff V!! jew-1-..,,.,, . ik as f -- V- ,, I . M., - Rsaaujf J. McArthur, D. Hughes, M. Robinson, J. Elliott, P. Wilson, L. Thomas, P. Hallock, C, Myers, B. Lenahan, T. Thatcher, R. Nestrud, B. Andereck, B Burke, L. Schmidt, V. Handwerker. Missing: J. Sandridge, S. Cox, M. O'Shaughnessy. The Benildus Club, founded by the Christian Brothers, is strictly a C.B.H.S. club. The purpose of the Benildus Club is to encourage and pray for vocations to the priesthood and religious life. The members visit the chapel daily, and attend Mass'and receive Holy Communion in a body on First Friday. During Christmas vacation, most of the members distributed Christmas baskets of food to needy Memphis families. Meet- ings are held once a month at C.B.H.S., with Brother Jared mod- erating 64 THQ Winn fi .34 'Uv-C' wk N5 'Ke Members plan the route for their Christmas basket distribution. Wi MOTHER CLUB One of the most important organiza- tions connected with Christian Brothers High School is the Mothers Club. Through the monthly meetings, it has brought a closer relationship between the parents and the school. Moreover, the Mothers Club has offered financial assistance through the dinner-dance at the River- mont, the card party, the spring luncheon at the Cafe St. Claire, and the T966 Dedi- cation Booklet. fi PROJECT CHAIRWOMEN: Mrs. Thomas Hughes, Mrs. Lawrence O'Shaughnessy, Mrs. Her- bert Hanggi, Mrs. Joe Orman, Mrs. Ward Sheffe. il ,, Q. N 6 , ... -ff- ' W pf in 4 L 'Nun A f' 0,5 if OFFICERS: Mrs. James Wallace, President, Mrs. Robert Reddin, Vice-President, Mrs. Louis Perkins, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Frank Romeo Jr., Treasurer, Mrs. Felix Hughes, Corresponding Secretary. gig., if Miz. V Parents enioy themselves at the Rivermont Dance. KEY CLUB :Nam Q9 33 for ' ' SENIOR MEMBERS FRONT ROW: M. Kaminsky, L. Thomas, C. Myers, D. Morris, B. Mosfeiler, P. Moodyp BACK ROW: R. Trauiman, B. Lenahan, D. Hughes, J. McGuire, B. Kuhn, R. Buchignani X ' Q f 17, iwkf X Ui 1'V sw' Richard Buchignani and Bill McDowell pack gifts for ihe soldiers in Vietnam. 66 'fqf5gg,ggf..:f11 MP: ' 'Q?!Fw5ffl fikm. , 'nf' ' W V fr .A 1 H ' ' B' z,:. 'M ,, fra, Q W yi Key Clubbers act as ushers. 1' 'Ii E TZ-'X O '-.,,,, 11' S x X xx Y I Xxqsgvyy' The Student Directory, Operation Red, the Annual Oscar Assembly, usher- ing for Parents' Day and the basketball games: These numerous proiects verify the reason Christian Brothers High School identifies the Key Club as its service organization. Whenever the school needs student assistance for various undertak- ings around the campus, the Key Club volunteers its support. In November, Key Clubbers partici- pated in the nationwide proiect of send- ing necessary supplies to the American soldiers in Vietnam. Through the organi- zation of Operation Red, C.B.H.S. col- lected over 35150 worth of supplies for the Vietnam cause. The Key Club's principal function is the production of the Oscar Assembly. ln May, the club offered a variety of entertainment to the student body and recognized outstanding students for their contributions to Christian Brothers High School. Again this year the Key Club fulfilled its purpose to an admirable extent. UNDERCLASSMEN FRONT ROW: M. Toma, T. Dan, L. Brickey A Andre Tagg J Mattingly G Downs BACK ROW L Montes: A Canale K Keefe M Tobey, T, Hughes, M. O'Shaughnessy, T. Pratt, S, Newman J Turner J Coleman H R Baker MISCING B Andereclc GO BROTHERS! Q' QE 6 'fe 11-as-T-sg in ff es qw IV f . . A A -V Jx ' C' Juv R fl.. E Hn., J. Friedman, J. Schutt, K. Graeber, A. Jett, H. Lewis, M. Tobey, H. R. Baker, V. Handwerker C0950 'X M. Chambers - beck GneS H. Miller B- D. Hilman J. Evans J' Pole M. Heffernan ,P y .4401 -4 am, M. Rubens, R. Pohlman, R. Trautman, T. Thatcher, J. Laurenzi, D, Morris, M. Pera, A. Lanigan Q6 4- ...qw T. Quinn 5. ww W. Martin . C. Brickey A, vagiieif' R. Cox W- Reisman T. Jones, M. Donahue, J. Lenahan, C. Myers, J. Montesi, J. Montesi, S. Gillespie, D. Barsotti Q 41,766 an gd OFFICERS KNEELING: T. Thatcher, President, R. Pohlman, Athletic Commissioner, STANDING: B. Trautman, Secretary-Treasurer, J. Lau- renzi, Vice-President. 'TTTT' .,..,,.,.,., .A f K f- ,rf .1 , jzpf, ist - V ' - As a result of a campaign promise by the Student Govern- ment Athletic Commissioner, Ray Pohlman, Christian Brothers High School initiated the Go Brothers Club in 1965-l966. ln o'rder to promote school spirit, its members began to fulfill this pledge by increasing the excitement at the Brothers' foot- ball games. The Homecoming Game brought about the most rousing achievement for the Go Brothers Club. With its mem- bers and the band as a human tunnel, the Purple Wave was ushered onto the gridiron in anticipation of the Brothers' on- slaught against Kingsbury. In addition, with the money col- lected in dues from the club's members, the Go Brothers as- sumed the iob of decorating both the stadiums and the school gymnasium for every athletic event. BROTH z i M. Heffernan, J. McGuire, J. Portroy, S. Romeo, J. Barzizza, T. Cutliff. Moving into a library presents many new problems. This year's library staff, under the able LIBR RY AS SISTANTS -1 -J X my 'msg 3? Tom Cutliff shelves books in the new library. supervision of Mrs. Ball, undertook this immense task. By sacrificing both their study time and free moments, the library assistants performed a valuable service to the school. Bob Sweeney takes a big step forward. CHESS CLUB ff . ,,-- I 5?':ie2?f5i3i3f2 4' The purpose of The Chess Club is To foster an interest in chess, to Teach the members more about The game, and to provide a five member Team To participate in chess Tournaments with other schools around The city. School meetings are held That give the members an opportunity to play each other and improve their individual ratings. Q Y fc-'1' Wwe, ,ff Busby, B. Segal, J. Dohogne, B. Thomas Vice-President, J. Bishop, R. Sweeney President, J. Turner, S. Newman Secretary, T. Sullivan, Siegel, R. Haseniaeger. 7I SCIENCE CLUB GENERAL SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS FRONT ROW: G. Archer, R. Siegel, W. Fields, D. Morris, R. Buchignani, M. Pera, G. Belote. SEIOFTD ROW: S. Newman, K. Graeber, A. Houts, W. Reisman, M. Rubens, B. Andereck, S. Hill. THIRD ROW: M. Panitz, S. Crane, J. Turner, M. uin e, P. Wilson, C. Hartman, R. Decker. FOURTH ROW: C. Myers, J. Cunningham, S. Busby, T. Fracchia, J. Thompson, J. Duckett, J. Spotts. The T966 Science Club at C h r i s t i a n Brothers High School was not intended to be a 351.00 membership card, however, it was a science proiect, a field trip to the C.B.C. Computer Center, a lecture at the U. T. Medical Center, a homemade tele- scope, and a darkroom en- larger. These proiects were realized by the interest of a few Science Club members. The 7966 Chronicle, there- fore, shows the C.B.H.S. Sci- ence Club in action. The Science Club focused its at- tention on the individual and, under the guidance of Broth- er Lawrence Justin, brought about a further scientific de- velopment of those inter- ested. 72 ASTRO OMY CLUB Grinding the lenses for the club's telescope are S. Newman, M. Kaminsky, H. Lewis, M. Rubens, J. Duckett SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: N. Hirsch, Presidem, D. Hughes, Vice-President, M. Kamin- sky, Secretary, M. Weisburd, Treasurer. FUTURE PHYSICIANS X CLUB The FPC members who consistenily amended the lectures at the Univer- sity of Tennessee Medical Center are B, Andereck, N. Hirsch, M. Wood, S. Newman, C. Myers. 3 I , ,.. -'ff-'H- 4 I7Eri 7fYT 1 C ' Q U T4 f , y QL? F-reef- My Tom Donahue 1 K 73 CAMERA CLUB Gene Archer The members of The Camera Club have lenT invaluable assisTance To boTh The Chronicle and The Maurelian. Their fine TalenTs are exemplified Throughouf This yearbook, since They Took The maiority of These phoTographs. Ronnie Davis if Xe. TS X PaT Dallosta and Jim Russell 74 Mark Kaminsky MATH CLUB 'S' ti, JIS! C47 Y 'XM 9.-wx as ht! Q. fi. ll we Qi wx V S 'Q.mifln..x.---- ee ---1 ,PQ Mr. Robertson Moderator, N. Hirsch, J. Spotts, M. Cimbalo, S. Newman Vice-President, C. Paulk, J. Duckett, R. Vecera, H. Lewis, C. Phillips, J. Turner, G. Belote, M. Rubens, P. Hallock, V. Handwerker Secretary, A. Weisburd President. A l Working on his computer program, Mike Rubens types a card on the IBM key punch. The major function ot the C.B.H.S. Math Club is to provide a better means of communication be- tween the world ot mathematics and its individual members. Students who excel in mathematics and desire to go further than regular course textbooks find the Math Club very rewarding. Mr. Robertson demonstrates the techniques of the slide rule to Jesse Turner and Charles Krivcher. 75 A study of the variations in The structure of chromo- somes, Pericentric lnversion, by Sheldon Newman. I VESTIGATIO ir -' r A 3 Q v asv, 55 ,Ja . 'A'fx...W The chromosome indicated is an example of pericentric inversion from Newman's proiect. 76 ' ff fl I' George Parsley's exhibit in the field of mineralogy. M mill! JI sxnmnmzu t , umlxmmn ll si! AYHXLS I HIZNIIHXEU liibl IPX Il DSW .3,, 'N-v T0 Because of his project, Sympathomimetic Amines in Rats Norman Hirsch was one of four Tennesseeans in the Westlng house Scholarship Honors Group. A Graphic Solution to Cubic Equations by Mark Robinson. v +5 . xx 9 if L Ah-.f ,, Q f K 4' fi 'I 5 1 ,p .. .wp If .4 , 1 ' -ik, , !S+, S i . .1 I i fi um 4 xx., -' -w.-1 1 .g , A A A il My g a,.. ,J ,mls L L -it 1 . N ' x .X'm 5, are M ,, ,A - -M: Q5 Ax: -My K x ,ff 0 ll fi 5--Qg . TAMP CLUB 'uv --....,. ,-. 'P' M. Rubens, P. Wilson, C. Vorder Bruegge, M. McClintock, M. Wood. The active Philatelic Society of Christian Brothers High School, the Stamp Club, continued to improve in l966. Under the leadership of its president, Michael Rubens, the club viewed related movies regularly and held numerous trading sessions. Z'I!I'f1L:- Q OFFICERS: C. Reed, Secretary-Treasurer, M. Rubens, President, P. Wilson Vice-President. 78 1 Chris Vorder Bruegge examines a stamp display ZW' - RADIO CLU The Radio Club on tour at WHBQ. .fl -mlm. 9-A7 7'- T L. Hall, M. Schaefgen, J. Wallace, R. Lanclrigan, F. Joyner, E. Montedonico. OFFICERS L. Landrigan, President B. Hawkes, Vice-President W. Wagner, Treasurer T. Ryan, Secretary Getting into full swing this year, the Radio Club has set higher goals than ever before. To promote the stu- dents' interest, a radio shack is nearing completion and trips to radio stations have been very informative. For the first year, the Radio Club is offering operators' ham li- censes to its rnembers. M. -. The T965 Homecoming proved To be one of the out- standing events of The Broth- ers' year. Thursday night, Oc- tober I4, was highlighted by The bonfire rally, the crown- ing of Queen Eleanor Lynch, and a victory over Kingsbury. On Friday evening, The Homecoming Dance at Clear- pool featured The music of The Counts and The Blazers. All evenTs combined To make The T965 Homecoming an oc- casion To be remembered. HOMECOMING CHRISTIAN BROTHERS HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING COURT Toni Fulton Carter Myers Bob Brickey Eleanor Lynch Peggy Moore Charles Quinn I :D During The Homecoming Festivities The Brothers prepare for victory at The pre game bonfire 80 1965 Rose Dance -Air-.D -?,,,,....1 , arri 4 Seniors hard at work on the Rose Dance decorations. ,xxx X Who says we're not having fun? J j i DANCES The 1965 Rose Dance was not only a financial success, but the combina- tion of The GuiIIotines and the Sher- aton-Peabody Ballroom provided stu- dents with an unforgettable evening. As an added innovation by the ad- ministration, the st u d e n ts were treated to sock-hops, held on Friday nights in the gymnasium. lt's togetherness that counts. .xiii 'xxx it-.li Ei t I :aa ii 1 The first pep rally at 5900 Walnut Grove Road for the C.B.H.S. vs. South Side football game. The first dance held during the T965-66 school year, featur- ing the Groupe. C.B.H.S. students collected S1009 for the St. Jude Teenagers' March. The Homecoming celebration: the bonfire, the victory over Kingsbury, and the Clearpool dance. The Student Government staged an unique talent show, the GroundIing Affair. The first band concert of the season. The Senior Class sponsored the l965 Rose Dance, with music by the Guilloteens. The first sock-hop introduced a new form of entertainment at C.B.H.S. The Band presented the 6th annual Mid-South Band Clinic here at the new school. The first sock-hop introduced a new form of entertain- ment at C.B.H.S. A new dimension in student-faculty relations: the Student Government-Faculty basketball game. A nostalgic evening at the Prom, in the Crown Room of the Top-of-the-TOO Club. Christian Brothers High School graduates its 95th Senior Class at the Ellis Auditorium. A tradition of school spirit in himself Coach Moran addresses the student body. Faculty 50, Student Government 34 , .. humiliation! pl A -K -, Q if K AROU D THE CAMPUS N-.Q 4 A Marty and his boys. That feminine touch at the Groundling Affair 83 ATHLETICS John Barzizza Adam Jett, Jr. Editors N.. 85 uw ,, W 1 'sqm I Conn Canale chalks up another first down for the Brothers during the Blind Game against South Side. fri it X ' Q j , ,411 Karuzas gains tough yardage against the Warriors' V923 .av M ' .fx fv., , '. 'W- stout defense. I WW V , ,Q F W3 -s Z iii' 5' ii 'W ,With , ,e-,X i ,M f it , - We Peri smothers a Scrapper with Golden close behind VARSITY SCGRES C.B.H.S C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S Blind Benefit Game C.B.H.S. 7 South Side White Station Messick East Kingsbury Treadwell Oakhaven Overton Central South Side V E - ,1 ,, tc. ., I K Kp- cg-ly, K V. f C ' rsls 1 V - 6 ,M 1, , . W f V, . W. A, K .G 'Af , K ' , 2 535' ' A. Nr- 'if , .f f ' rx 1 1- ... .4--few' Despite an injury-plagued season, 1965 ended as a successful year for C.B.H.S. foot- ball. An overall record of 8-2 included decisive victories over Eastern Division opponents, as well as a last minute 6-3 thriller over South Side in the season opener and a 13-7 Triumph over Central. The Brothers finished second in the Eastern Division, after a heartbreaking 7-6 loss to White Station. In the post-season Blind Game, South Side stumbled past the Brothers, l9-7. lniuries, especially in Chris- tian Brothers' explosive backfield, were a ma- jor factor in the season's outcome. The out- standing ability of the second-string however, filled the gap left by the injured veterans. Behind the usual superb coaching of Tom Nix, the Brothers followed in their tradition of football spirit and fight, although arch-rival Catholic High did not give Us the opportunity to display our real talent. N, ,N .wa ww, Q McCarty's mighty leap breaks up an Oakhaven pass. wi Y, 4 W ' wma, 419926 J' I W will x Golden and Perl half a Central advance. ,X l rl lit ln the Brothers' 28-I3 victory, Canale iolfs an Oakhaven runner which causes a fumble. . Q FIRST ROW: J. King, R. Saliba, J. Peri, R. Head. SECOND ROW: T. Fracchia, R. Armisfead, J. Ryan, J. Weeks, D. Karuzas, C. Canale, D. Hughes Cmgnj. THIRD ROW: M. Chambers, B. Lenahan Cmgr.J, J. Birmingham, J. Singleton, P. Ryland, B. Kreuter, D. McCarty. SENIOR PLAYERS CO-CAPTAINS John Singleton, Conn Canale, and Dennis Karuzas. .im J' ia 1' f Ji 4' I N is 1' f ,ff 5 Q iw ! .1 1 3 W 1919 ,Vf,4,,7, '- A Jnpgqggg.-7 r A , A In , A I Mz4,.W,M , I, ' Mulrooney upends a Scrapper, assisted by Montesi. . .V K, if ,g,,..,e ,Q V f -wg:..f.,,.ae- . ' K Raef-.5fQf'f K :pf r' ' ers- .. ---' ' w ., N534 'J ,fl y i' FIRST ROW. D. James, T. Dan, P. Gowen, C. Keenan, J. Fracchia, D. Powers, B. Burke, J. Voss, R. Kraus, R. Vaught, J. Marlow, R. Pierotti A. Andre, A. Tag. SECOND ROW: T. Fracchia, J. Peri, D. Karuzas, R. Saliba, J. Ryan, J. Birmingham, P. Ryland, B. Kreuter, J. Singleton, J Weeks, D. McCarty, C. Canale, R. Armistead, J. King, R. Head. THIRD ROW: Coach David, B. Lenahan lmgr.J, D. Hughes Cmgr.J, J. Robilio T. Sellhorn, M. Toma, A. Mulrooney, F. Golden, R. Decker, R. Hanggi, R. Uhlmann, W. Marshall, L. Hall, R. Brannon, D. Donato, J. Findley FOURTH ROW: Coach Nix, M. Chambers, J. Elbert, M. Charlton, L. Montesi, L. Hill, J. Ryan, J. Troy, J. Habenicht, G. Knight, J. Freeman, R Stockbridge, G. Weber, C. Allen, Coach Scruggs, Coach Stone. MISSING: M. George. 9I 1 The Brothers' five scuffle for ball control against Treadwell. In the Brothers' victory over West Memphis, France and Hughes struggle for the ball. 92 VARSITY BASKETBALL An exciting, often electrifying, team to watch! This phrase seems to aptly capture the spirit of C.B.H.S.'s 1965-66 varsity cagers. Harnpered by a lack oflvarsity experience, Coach Russell Reid's determined club none- theless provided its fan with many thrills. Victorious in four out of their first six starts, the Brothers ran into a late December losing streak, from which they never fully recov- ered. However, twice the young ball club took powerful Overton down to the wire only to lose in the closing seconds. Perform- ances such as these could not fail to serve notice to area teams that the Brothers will be a club to be reckoned with. C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S The Purple Wave engulfs a Rebel. C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S. SCORES Jackson West Memphis Humes Hurnes Central South Side Whitehaven M. U. S. Savannah Westwood Kingsbury East Messick Treadvvell Oakhaven White Station Overton Kingsbury East Messick Treadvvell Oakhaven White Station Overton 3.5. M ., Weeks makes another attempt at a free throw. rl The learn receives final instructions from Coach Reid. H ef-' i Tom Hughes baffles The Eagles. Blocking the shot, Zdancewicz displays fine defense Y .uv 'b W 3 eh 'T J 'iblf' T 1 , E On a fast break, Weeks drives for Two. ' THE VARSITY SQUAD KNEELING: J. Coleman, S. Gillespie, H. R. Baker, M. O'Shaughnessy, STANDING: J. Freeman, J. Zclancewicz, M Tobey, J. Kelly, F. Farino, T. Hughes, J. Weeks. MISSING: B. France. 95 X N3 O af!! Visconti wrestles under the boards. Oufmanned, Pierotti foils an Overton score. B-TEAM BASKETBALL Probably the most unsung team at Chris- tian Brothers High School is the Basketball B- Team. Playing in the 6:30 p.m. preliminary game, and often to empty stands, This club compiled an li-9 record. They were victori- ous in six of their first eight games. This rec- ord speaks vvell for a ball club that often found its better players shifted to the varsity team. Coach Ray Kamler provided The team with a fiery spirit, along with instilling in them the fundamentals necessary for future stardom. C.B.H.S C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S. SCORES 37 Jackson 42 50 West Memphis 32 48 Humes 39 37 Humes 32 32 Central 41 64 South Side 25 40 Whitehaven 38 52 Kingsbury 48 39 East 63 49 Messick 29 40 Treadwell 51 58 Oakhaven 40 44 White Station 57 31 Overton 51 37 Kingsbury 46 45 East 56 40 Messick 33 50 Oakhaven 32 68 White Station 42 31 Overton 51 The Brothers take the tip as O'Shaughnessy and Gillespie look on. THE B-TEAM SQUAD: T. Dan, J. Visconti, M. Toarmina, D. O'Shaughnessy, R. Pierotti, A. Quarin, J. Mattingly, Coach Kamler. R S. :very on ot twenty-five pounds. Adamo exchanges the baton with Montesi to help secure a record time of 2:52.6 in the 8-lap relay. pw ap- aff' WN P P l' X f if if X52 x se Q xv . ,... A . ' ani Coach Moran and the team receive the first place trophy in the C.B.H.S. Invitational. 99 M V, 'Q Canale heaves the shot put for the winning distance of 48 feet ITM inches. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS HIGH SCHOOL INVITATIONAL TRACK MEET The Brothers capture eight first place honors out of I4 events against White Station, Ripley, Messick, East, and Fray- SGT. SHOT PUT: Won by Canale LONG JUMP: Won by Coleman TWO-MILE RELAY: Won by C.B.H.S. CWaIsh, Powers, Swearingen, Ryan? 440-YARD DASH: Won by Thatcher 880-YARD DASH: Won by Ryan MILE RELAY: Won by C.B.H.S. IMcGhee, Powers, Voss, Thatcherl RECORDS MILE RUN: Won by McGhee EIGHT LAP RELAY: Won by C.B.H.S. IMontesi, Adamo, Voss, Colemanl 48 feet ITM: inches 20 feet 9:O9.7 255.3 2107.8 3:51 4:46 2152.6 QIA1 inches ...Q It T966 TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: M. Charlton, T. Ryan, J. McGhee, H. Gallina, D. Baer, T. Thatcher, J. Voss, T. W. Jones, L. Montesi, M. Miller: BACK ROW: C. Canale, J. Swearingen, J. Powers, R. Vaught, G. Weber, J. Adamo, P. Walsh, R. Coleman, J. Singleton, C. Slaton, G. Knight, Coach Moran. MISSING: J. Brownstein. IOO Ji m Swearingen A frequent happening for a C,B.H.S. cinder- man: breaking the tape. CROSS- CGUNTRY It takes stamina, courage and rugged conditioning to run cross- country. An individual must be able to run at least one mile in good time to even consider qual- ifying for a cross-country team. Christian Brothers High School has five men who fulfill these requirements. They. are Paul Walsh, Jon Brownstein, Terry Ryan, Jim McGhee, and Jim Svvearingen. Within a radius of a mile around the school campus, these students can be seen train- ing themselves for their future meets. THE CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM: P. Walsh, T. Ryan, J. McGhee, J. Swearingen. I Ol V ,, BASEBALL Speedster Bob Traufman Iunges head first for third. ww f' if may 1:4945-'Y I I if ,L ffl' 4.-1 may ,c . .fu . QQ' ,Qifx 1. 'W , M-.. mv rw if Nineteen sixty-six looms as one of the most successful baseball campaigns in Christian Brothers High School history. Following a Legion team that captured third place in the American Legion World Series in Aberdeen, South Dakota, the tu- ture appears optimistic for the varsity squad which retains many of last year's lettermen. Depth, usually a serious prob- lem to a baseball team, will be the Broth- ers' outstanding asset. A substantial num- ber ot talented senior players will be backed by hustling iuniors and hopeful sophomores. When this much raw talent is combined with the productive coaching of Mr. Robert Crone, another victorious season in both high school and American Legion competition is a certainty. Home run or strike? Only Ray Pohlman knows. ww! 5 ,,, W v on bla R -CQ , - .puff-R' Jesse Weeks rounds third and heads 'for home. if fi ' A Trautman scrambles for first as wi!d fhrow skips by nirlla CIC WI Heads, he's safe, Tails, he's out 3' Sl CIC ll THE VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: R. Trautman, J. Nelson, T. Acuff, H. R. Baker, R, Kraus, SECOND ROW: J. Habenicht, D. Donahoo J. Weeks, P. Walsh, J. King, Coach Crone, THIRD ROW: A. Andre, T. Hughes, R. Pohlman, J. Weigel, P. Hallock, J. Evans. l05 Rick Nestrud SWIMMING Don Cottam Varsity tankers for 1966 com- prised the best team in the swim- ming history of C.B.H.S. After win- ning their first three meets, the team qualified five boys in every event for the district champion- ships. The brothers finished third in the city meet as Rick Nestrud set a new record in Winning the 200 yd. freestyleg he also placed second in the 200 yd. individual medley. Dick and Gary Chiles both captured second places in the 100 yd. breaststroke and the lO0 yd. backstroke respectively. 1' I I : . uw .ff-v -A 5 W ,- , s ...fv- - . .1 f ,, .4 A N , A -, 'Wg 'E ' -. ' Y Q K K ' :.efsfu.3!ZYi,u.z .t r i ...f ww Thomas inhales and takes to the water. rQsz.f,v: tap ,H '....:f Gary Chiles . . . but I can'f swim! What do you mean 1'here're crocodiles in here? X 6 1 if ff 1966 SWIMMING TEAM FRONT ROW: J. Knight, R. Nestrud, D. Coitamp BACK ROW: G. Chiles, C. Myers, D. Chiles, L. Thomas, R. McNelis -,-if TENNIS '-...,,........., Although C.B.H.S. lost all but two reserve play- Q ers to graduation, the 1966 Tennis Team still shows great promise. With an expert coach like Bill Robinson Sefves' Brother Lawrence Justin, this squad will definitely be the team to beat in Memphis Prep League play. THE 1966 TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW: J. Wallace, J. Mattingly, V. Handwerker, M. Robinson, C. Myers, J. Gruber, SECOND ROW: C. Krivcher, J Benham, M. Canale, W. Robinson, J. Owen, J. Elliott, J. Lewis. l08 fx? THE 1966 GOLF TEAM: Coach Nafe David, B. Wilson, W. Kelly, T. Orman, E. Charlton, J Owen. Thanks for the advice, Kelly. GOLF The golf team will un- doubtedly be 9951 in the city this year since most of the varsity players are again hit- ting the links for Christian Brothers High School. Coach Nate David has organized his golfers into a well-func- tioning team which will cer- tainly have an exceptional season. Golf, as a school sport, has finally begun to take its righttul place. IO9 4 .9 -X -s f,f+:'..1 FRONT ROW: D. Hughes, R. Head, J. Nelson, B. Lenahan, J. King, C. Quinn, SECOND ROW: J. Singleton, D. Karuzas, R. Saliba, J. Weeks, M. George, J. Peri, T. Fracchia, D. McCarty, P. Ryland, THIRD ROW: C. Canale, J. Birmingham, B. Kreuter, R. Armistead, M. Chambers, R. Pohlman, B. SE IOR LETTERME These lettermen are not boys but men, who have proven their stamina by hours of hard work and determination in Their re- spective sports. They are deserv- ing of the distinction they have received at the conclusion of a grueling season-the C.B.H.S. let- ter. FRONT ROW: S. Slaton, C. Myers, M. George, W. Wallace, SECOND ROW: R. Wilson, J. Owen, R. Nestrud, T. Thatcher. IIO I. C. Anita Hill Annette Butler B' h B B' h B Marla Micci ls Op yme ls Op yme Mary Amagliani Libby Cgiiozza TO,-,i Fulfon I. . Judi Dolan Sacred Heart Ann Morrison Kay Amagliani Sl. Agnes Sacred Heart Mary Hatfield Tine Keller I. C. St. Agnes Judy Carr Joan Tonning I. C. St. Agnes Sharon Chiozza I. C. Vicki Garbarin St. Agnes ' Dinky Delisa Sacred 'Heart Sacred Heart St. Agnes Helen Hill St. Agnes Q Q 4 ri 1 . as gm Q: rx., F, A Q' 02 gf ,, . ' ..s.s 5 if Co-Captains: Ann Morrison, Joan Tonning CFrosl'tJy Annette Pierucci, Jane Tonning fVarsityJ. 4 ng. C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S C.B.H.S. ll2 Ben Malone's end syveep sets up the Brothers' score against the Terrier Pups. A 'Wifi' -LHS, MW ' W ,4,:5,Q',f' W' l QWQ M 1 r 5. 5. ha. ilzaf ' Mason snags a pass to help defeat Colo nial. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCORES 33 Fairview 20 Sherwood 19 Colonial 6 Catholic 33 Frayser 20 Kingsbury Catholic's offensive is halted by Tony Boulanger's tackle. The Freshman football team of Christian Brothers, under the expert direction of Coaches Moran and Crone, fought to a three way tie for their division championship. The team opened the season with a 33-0 win over Fairview and, after victories over Sher- wood, Colonial, and Frayser, ended the season with a decisive 20-6 victory over Kingsbury. The freshman team suffered its only defeat in a hard fought 7-6 battle with Catholic Junior High. The frosh players gained much confidence and experience during their six game schedule. They should be a welcome addition to the T966-67 varsity squad. af' :af I 6368. Q' Coaches Moran and Crone study the Fairview game FIRST ROW: J. Johnson fmgnj, J. Sanders, M. Gardino, R. Bernadini, J. Lamon, J. McCaa, W. Gaia, T. Higgins, H. Adler, D. Brannon, C. Sleigh? J Massey, F. Reinhardt, G. Kraus Kmgnj. SECOND ROW: Coach Moran, R. Barron, R. Wenzler, P. Plass, M. Riley, R. Modolo, M. Lubiani, W. Dixon, L Vaneaton, T. Nenon, J. Scott, Coach Crone. THIRD ROW: R. Turner, J. Schaffler, J. Pendergrast, A. Boulanger, B. Malone, G. Lumm, J. Mason, P McHale, D. Barrios, M. Mendieta. MISSING: D. Donahoo. II3 J JMS, F RESHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman team goes wild after its last-second victory over Catholic, 26-25. The Frosh cagers, anxious for a rebound, surround the basket. C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S. C.B.H.S. SCORES 3i Treadwell 44 Treadwell 61 Kingsbury 35 Sherwood 59 Fairview 26 Frayser 37 Colonial 26 Catholic Kingsbury 63 Fairview 40 Sherwood 30 Colonial 29 Catholic 47 Frayser Fairview 38 Sherwood Colonial Guided by Coach Ray Kamler, the Freshman Basketball team had an exciting year, capturing second place in District One with a 13-4 record. Only powerful Colonial ex- perienced any success in stopping the Baby Brothers, accounting for three of the team's four setbacks. Undoubtedly the most one-sided victory in Freshman team history was C.B.H.S.'s 91-38 trouncing of Fairview, in which Duane Donahoo netted 48 points. This one outing alone verifies that the Freshman cagers offer much in the future of Christian Brothers High School bas- ketball. E , ...,, , Q, . , --ffLi1- 2 T Q ---uw--..-............. 4 c gi The Brothers strain for the tipoff in the Colonial game. 5. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD KNEELING: T. Higgins, J. Miller, M. Haynes, D. Daniels, G. Kraus, S. Pohlmanp SECOND ROW: R. Glotz bach, E. Charlton, J. Hader, F. Reinhardt, W. Gaia, S. Olita, Coach Kamler, THIRD ROW: M. Mendieta, P. McHale, B. Malone, D. Donahoo D. Barrios. C l've gotta keep from gettin' lapped. A x.t1.L.lamm..w. Get that hair out of your eyes, boy! PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Aghhh . . . I feel sick. A ' , if J 511lQg?'ff5 W WLL I ' ' . ' K ,-,k , Qin' ' ' Commander Scruggs and Company Directed by Coach Tom Nix, the Athletic Department has introduced physical education at Christian Brothers High School for the first time. Emphasis in P.E. has been placed not on a boy's brute strength but rather his physical endurance. Run- ning, push-ups, iumping, and other exercises have combined to educate the student not only intellectually but also physically. 'Troy holds up the ceiling! ACADEMICS ,ui ,W ., w, cklftn f-v.,,, 'jc:?,,,,h 91 My ffwygkw.. 919' 1 ,.., G' . ,. X ,N .. Q3 - ' ' uh, I M4355 -Q.. , Cu - gn Bill Griesbeck Editor II8 H!! I f c I I XX, -X X g -MXN -XX o . w . 'h-,. 'vw-,,,4 'Q-.. NL. N, 3' I ,Mm Q., ., --x 3' i Q ,ww .Wim 'X--...W NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WILLIAM S. ANDERECK JAMES P. COLEMAN THOMAS W. HUGHES MICHAEL O'SHAUGHNESSY THOMAS H. PRATT NATIONAL 1 X N HONOR SOSIETY S 9 g 2, Z xi Vs If MICHAEL J. TOBEY THE CLASS OF 67 Z Tkui 29 ..,., Q I M Q ,Q x f ,::., r i - . ' elf' . 'viii' TOM HUGHES Memphis Memorial Stadium Treasurer MICHAEL OSHAUGHNESSY Vice-President MARTIN TOMA Sergeanf at Arms RICHARD CI-IILES Sec refa ry LOUIS MONTESI Presidenr Acuff, T. Allen, J. Andereck, W. Anthony, R. D. Anthony, R. E. Bain, J. Baker, H. R. Bertasi, A. Bishop, J. Bleecker, M. Bolgeo, R. Brannon, R. Brownstein, J Burke, W. Busby, S. Caccamisi, H. Canale, J. Canale, M. Capote, D. Charlton, M. Chandler, J. Chiles, R. Church, T. Coleman, J. 459. L vp., ,,, Coleman, R. Collins, R. Cooper, R. Cotfam, J. Covington, Cowen, W. Crane, S. ,vs 'vs Crider, J. t Crone, S. W E .C Crook, T. ' f Cunningham 'M Decker, R. V f3:'59i Q 1251 'fl' ' Deluca, J. , 21 Dohogne, J. fi f ' Donahue, W. 'n Donato, D. . Eisenberg, R ' , Elbert, J. .N L f 1 Evans, J. 1 Farino, F. A I ., i fffw- ax., 4 Fineran, J. ,. - V France, B. I V' Frase, R. ' Gaia, R. The payoff? Gillespie, S. Golden, F. Gruber, J. Habenicht, J. Hall, L. Hanggi, R. Hartman, P. Hartz, W. Haseniaeger, R. Hill, L. Hilman, D. Houseal, M. Huebner, A. Hughes, M. Hughes, T. Hunolt, R. Jones, T. Jones, V. Jordan, L. Keefe, K. Klank, M. Knight, G. Knight, J. Kraus, R. aw.. ...E 11- W-41, -we 4 24 Left to right: Jekyl and Hyde. Krivcher, C. Lee, J. Lightman, J. Lipford, P. Lucchesi, J. Maher, J. Marshall, W. Mascari, T. Mays, C. McCaa, J. McClelland, H. McGhee, J. Mclntosh, P. Meyer, D. Miller, G. Miller, H. Montesi, L. Moore, J. L. Moore, J. Mulrooney, E. Qx kiln an-gp Jax eh-2 S.. km I The White Knight! ' , J.-,.f.,,., sw f we ff... 1 H15f55If3w.rkI R 45 5 J isiyiiffiiw Jf ,,-:gk ..,,,f wg . ,...., S J .ff..,f,1 ,,, .. vf ..J...f4,. -:fu f .fm-f:z1-41. n ' K4 : f . .W 5. -R if K '5 Neel, J. Newman, S. Newton, J. Orman, T. O'Shaughnessy, M. Parham, W. 'Ir J ' J ,aw . ...aw ,,,, W. I . 1, af 4' 'aa kg ,, , 7 w- ' . ff . .,., , ' ' - 'NL'm,.. A V S ..,, , K ,, Up periscope! Parton, E. 5' Pinsel, M. Plough, A. Q Pratt, T. Reinagel, J. Rezba, S. S .V 4 K Ab-Q., wx --...,, Rives, G. Robilio, J. Rodgers, P. W Ryan, A. -1 Ryan, J. 2 St. Germaine, J. I Sawyer, W. ' schmidf, L. 4 Schwemberger, J. I Y Schricker, B. ,, Segal, B. ' Segal, D. ' is A L ...S .... 399' 4. I26 . K. . .... I . 417 F L ' 71 f 4 i Werner, E Wesf, J. Whalen, T Whi1e, H. Wilson, C. THE CLASS OF '68 . ' rv' jf 3 3 flux QVTTQ' ni' RONALD PIEROTTI JOSEPH FRACCHIA SecreTary Treasurer PAUL GOWEN TERRY DAN Vice-President Presidenf .md Memphis Metropolitan Airport JACK ZDANCEWICZ Serge-am' at Arms ---1. 5 ,Q 5, 141. --ef -, ,, fm x . .15 , Q. ' ' .In O a mx Abraham, S. Adamo, J. Adams, C. Alboneiti, R. Alley, R. Andre, A. Atkinson, P. ,Q Averwater, R. ,,,, Baer, D. Balsiger, M. Bandelin, F. Bank, J. Barrasso, J. Barsotti, D. f ,N Barsofti, L. 4' ' Barzizza, G. Barzizza, J. Bell, T. Q.. ff. ap -4... 5 K Af. f -- if - , 1--. llll lllllll Riva... hai: ' . . T , 'rl P' X g A-Q. . .,.,5:h14.xW . . , f ...,-.' ,. :aus-'wi'-.q-QA . U' 185.5 s.. an is. K 'H N .4 .4 .3 'Q' .. V . 1 -... :Q I ' Y'alI plant that cotton over yonder. 2 'VY -s. WFS? wr ...X 'VS Slrvlr .4 Q. i rp. .... piiiiiiifpp ' r Bland, J. A , V , ,,,. .V,,V b Y Botwinick, H. L Vykg A Q - 4 V Brannon, J. S35 A '37 . N 'A - K' . Nix ' ' . ', 'B ' I x . ' 'wk Bresler, R. A, ,w N 3 ,n , wx in I K W - . . . , , . ..,. Brickey, C. , 1 - A ' 5 I N ff .N V . Browder, M. A ,, rx fs Q ' I XM' ' . ' 5 ' mx ' V ., 5 Q' .swf f. A . A f ' 4. .,.. o 1 lw W l ...V X d- 'f-awk? A 'K I29 'N-.. .M 'ff 11' Cx 30 Brow Cand Cane Cann Capfi Cereg Cham Churc Cianc Cimb Clark Clark Cohn Cook Cook e B Coop Cope Cosci Curtis Cutlif Dallo Dan, Bruce Camp le W Davis, S. Donati, D. Downs, G. Ehrlich, J, Evans, M. Faulkner, R. Fay, W. Findley, J. Foster, C. Fracchia, J. Frase, H. Fraiini, G. Freeman, J. Gallina, C. Gattas, J. Giannini, P. Gordon, L. Gowen, P. Gruenwald, Guidi, A. Gunther, G. Hamihon, R Harkins, J. Hawkins, M Henson, R. Housfon, Q. Howerton, G. Hudman, D. Inderbiizen, L. lantorno, S. James, D. Jedlow, B. Jenks, G. Jones, R. Kahn, K. Keenan, C. Keiran, G. Kelly, J. Kilpatrick, . Kissel, M, Knolton, G. Kriger, M. ZW. Mm, if fu ir -my ,N V, fr' A, , E' if Juniors examine their '67 sfafus symbol. ' ii E f- , me 1. p vs . iv- 13' V 42' ,AE 'ix . hi. Kuhn, S. Lamar, G. Landrigan, R. Lanigan, A. Laurenzi, C. Lenahan, J. l32 'gvv ,Of Vi' Zlzfwf rz V . , Q wo., 5 rr. 'J , My ., 4 x ,K X 4' . t ' ,Mm 4 P ,N J M . . . 'Q W . ,A 4' f N Lyons, D. A ' ' Mahoney, J. ,, ty Malone, P. ' t . . Mangiante, E. ' ' f Markus, J. Marlow, J. xi L Martin, W. . A ' N K lr , Mathis, W. -v 5' V' J 'oh 5 Mattingly, J. W .fi McCormick, E. ' f' N . McKenzie, T. H ' J ' t McLarty, R. . .,.. . 'X .X I Q' 5 ' . . . Maller, H. ' J' Miller, M. ,,.. ' J ' by fr gg Montedonico, E. W I - I V . . 'S Montesi, J. ' N f ' J v. , Montesi, J. W, Morrone, R. I ' H- O'SI'1aughnessy, D If ' ' J ' I Palazola, M. .A ,N Q J 'QQ - if 5 J 'WJ Parks, P. 5' I lv - Paulk, C. ' ' . w ' Peterson, M. 'jffz ' L. 'Y 1,7 ' gf :tg j D lil, Q s A . ?5V?f- But don't worry . . . We're in the Metrecal-for-lunch bunch. 3, .. N5 Ai' Ul'9Bfs ii ' - I33 Pippin, M. Ploch, N. Powell, J. Powers, G. Powers, J. Quarin, A. Renirop, Rokifka, Quinn, T. Randall, W. W. D Romeo, J. Romeo, S. Rosen, J. Saller, D. Samelson 1 Sammons, Sampson, Sandown, Schaefge R. G. W. R. n, M. Schricker, Schwill, Sharp, J. Siano, R. T. R. Siegel, R. I34 gy. we. O G.. nk we in Q, -me ECE Q, -MN H5 NN 1 I, Yugi' : , Q inf.. M I . ,lv - . A 2 ffl' S l M. by - K -,.,.. ,D Q .., K ' ili .,. f' -, vii N - ' s 4 .,y'?2?'-1-f -fb-., ., g ,. X 'N ' ' ,M i ' -fy .fx . 1 k ' ,MM k , A . .. , ,Q . .KX x .Qing W . fi. ,., -lu i' .- 3 , , . , - f 37 . ' f, ':'4.Q , A 3. .F '.3 g.L yi? -ff-?2x.Egi35 ' if . .inf Q All right give me back my trunks. -wa .. Q Q .9 ,. .iff . 1 1 . S Q 1 Q 'uf x ,gr sm., i i N iiix 'R J fx iw- X. E 4: VF: 115- k wg, :gg K ,A rl: 'Xi Vx R is I X s ARA strikes again! Q. Ns.. XM 5. I Q. is V K Liv i V sf 1 --bhv N Q fi L'-L ' ' f Q . ' sv.. . Q ...J -L..k ,...,L. V,.. f W -...I - E: 'ifliffr 'W 'X . ' tim' ij .iv 'ii 1 59. R A ,, ...,,.x W QX J . w.. 4- J ar. fi 5- .I .N Q. W sex Sw. fvf- 'Ss . .ii XR' 1-.iff A . :......, x.. 'K Q... .-- -- ' .L .. . ii uf... Simmons, R. Skinner, H. Starks, J. Stockbridge, R. Tag, A. Thalcher, P. Thoni, J. Thoni, R. Toarmina, M. Tognetti, L. Tolleson, C. Turner, A. Uhlhorn, J. Vaughf, R. Vecera, R. Visconli, J. VorderBruegge, C Voss, J. Wagner, W. Wahl, l. Walker, R. Wallace, J. Walsh, P. Weber, G. Wess, T. While, B. Williams, J. Wilson, W. Winkelman, A. Wood, M. Wurzburg, H. Zdancewicz, J. l35 THE CLASS OF '69 ag sg.-.Y 1ll ' E, 'Qian 'wg' f-5,1 . V .qi .. hx.: i K w . .. 1-wtf L -Q:- K., V '1 ' 'x Nvlsw H - 'sf V . TAD? rf x ,N I36 Mu-N ,.f,.,.. ..., NM L, 'r .i .ex VK + X 1966 Super Sport convertible DUANE DONAHOO GARY LUMM Vice-President Secretary BEN MALONE STEVE OLITA Presiclenf Treasurer RICHARD SCOTT Sergeant at Arms Abraham, P. Adcock, J. Adler, J. Adler, J. Alexander, T. Annaratone, D. Archer, F, Armistead, H. Balto-n, S. Barrios, D. Barron, R. Bassi, J. Bates, B. Bayliff, D. Bell, F. Bernardini, R. Bertasi, R. Bianchi, M. Bienvenu, M. Bishop, J. Bonwich, C. Borum, N. Bosak, M. Boulanger, A. . 'fn K- fr .WI fi M. A A Q f,..f4vfr .1 ...- Rain or snow, this is without a doubt the worst parking lot. , i W i v '- , , ,,,,, , --..,,, ., 4 -. 0-. lt it 'N , .P N 'x x K , ,Q -wx 5 AY., , , A z -qw, gas. fs. 'L QL. I .,,,. .,,, 7 Jr 5, ka' ff . . ,K f gs fv- Ca if ,.. - A tr' ' tgci 2 X :, I in ' l 'iv- x. , , AMA .fn me fr' gk C Q . I37 Bowers, S. Brannon, D. Brooks, A. Bunchman, J. Burgin, T. Calvi, P. Cameron, S. Camurati, J. Canale, A. Canale, R. Cannon, M, Cantrell, T. Carruthers, W. Cereghino, N. Chamblin, J. Charlton, E. Chiles, J. Christie, J. Cohen, S. Colton, W. Comella, J. Cook, D. Coscia, T. Cottam, D. .- iw-K .F vf 4' V .R IV JV QV, xv . Q W A . - 1, -. , -.L - I mf -cs 7. - Q, , V ' 'V I .1 is 4.532 V -r ix Ja' fs 5 , Si A ..,.,., V, Q- V A lf? , A V QT.. J D V VVVJVV, V VVMVVVV V A or . af . i f Vw X .- ,J Ji' ff J. 1: I I 'A' 2 T x J i 1 QV. ... xx 2 Iv. vs, f l guess it's a clock, if's iicklng, ii .J hr' E V it , , if- YW, J M A 'vw M... 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McArthur, J. McCaa, J. McHale, P. McNelis, R. Mendieta, M. Meservey, M. Miller, A. Miller, C. Miller, J. Miller, M. ii., , 1'-3 'l N... . , 'Qi' J X vw .Q Bn 4 -: -.1 t 'Egg I Fl . ..MN if gr:- . I 3 ' Fiylxx. . fv- 5 . ... . ii. X Ss 2.3 Will the owner of this hand report to Brother Ste- phen's office immediately. 55- 3 H Q . , e-.- ...G l . L -X 1' . J i... , W ,J l. 3 A LI Q fi 4:-, ' 'Quo 65? , as ,ml X N, af... 5' rl - . 1 -we X. gy -s l4l Moclolo, R. ,W A if Moody, W. ss ' Nl 5' fm A gi YP 'R 5, 1 pf! 9 . ss ..... s if Mulrooney, T. Q, Mulroy, J. ik A Y Munden, J. sg Murralw, P. P .V , 152 '47 f 4 my . Nenonf T- Nolen, K. V, ' A Oliia, S. P' , Qi? Ozanne, R. ' 4? Parks, T. L v K' f , Patfinson, J. A P Paiton, B. ,N fl is Pendergrasf, J. V Phillips, C. K Plass, P. I fl S . Pohlman, S. Q' if A sag' Pole, J. ,-. f Porteous, D. Portroy, J. 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