Father Ryan High School - Panther Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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It was a title which described him as appropriately as Warm described the sun. His job knew no hoursg his tasks, no limits. He was an integral part of Father Ryan High School, a part which we can never replace. He is a man whom we will long miss and longer remember. Mr. Leo l. Long, We respectfully dedicate the 1957 PANTHER The sun will rise every day next year, and students will be enrolled and grad- uated. The Freshmen will notice nothing unusual, but certainly the rest of Father Ryan will become keenly aware of the absence of Mr. Leo Long, a man so much and so long a part of Father Ryan High School. Words cannot describe nor print capture the esteem with which the faculty and students regarded him. It was an esteem surpassed in sincerity only by the sorrow and sympathy which accompanied the news of his death in December of this year. FCDREWCDRDN lf we have begun this year's PANTHER on a somber note, we would here sup- plant it with an atmosphere of warm feeling that you may better enjoy and more happily recall with us the events which have made this year a giant among school years. In the pages that follow We have attempted to capture the highlights of a year which, it seems, has but scarcely begung and we only hope that you will enjoy reading them a fraction as much as we have enjoyed setting them clown anal the students have enjoyed making them reality. .wkx tg S T A F For I g L- Seated, l. to r., Philip Breen, Father Cunningham, William Kuhlninn, Dnvirl Knhlrnnn, Shelton johnson. Standing, l. to r., Tom Seigenthaler, Alan Lancaster. WILLIAM KUHLMAN- , I PHILIP BREEN ,I.I DAVID KUHLMAN, It , THOMAS SEIGENTHALER .III SHELTON JOHNSON, O I FATHER JOSEPH JULIUS' , , FATHER ALLAN 1. CUNNINGHAM- O I Editor-in-cIz1'ef Associate editor fl ssoctate editor I-lssoctate editor I .-lssoctate editor Photography Moderator Tim Mosr REVISREND XYILLIAISI L. .'XDRI.tXN, DD., Hislzop QfNaslziz'1'1le Diocese of Nashville 421 Charlotte Avenue Nashville 3, Tennessee My dear Graduates 2 Our sincere congratulations go out to you for having arrived at one of the great goals of your life. Your parents, your teachers, your pastors and your friends are quite proud of you, and their prayerful wish for you is that the years ahead will prove even more successful. Whether these years will be few or many, God only knows, nor does it matter much when one ponders on your ultimate purpose in life. Holy Church enumerates among her canonized saints and heroes many youthful persons as well as those more mature in years. Your educators have thus far striven to form in you all that is uniquely divine and also all that is unique- ly human. By fusing the two, they hope to have made you a near approach to 'Lanother Christ. Let you now build wisely on this foundation, always remembering that you are a res sacra -a sacred thing, you come from God, you belong to God, God has planned for you a glorious eternal destiny. 'Learn of Me, 'fFollow Me, are His invitation and command. If you have proven yourselves faithful to His VVord and Example, you may confidently expect, on that great day of graduation from earthly life to eternal life, to hear from His own lips that sweetest of all con- gratulations, lYell done, thou good aIId faithful servant. VVILLIAM L. ADRIAN, DD. Bishop of Naslziiille 8 Midnight of December 31, 1956 saw the exit of an old and tired year. For many it was a good yearg for Father Ryan High School it was an unfortunate one. Too often 1956 snatched up our faculty members in one way or another, and we can but regret its taking Father Shea. Father Shea served Father Ryan High School in the capacity of principal for eleven years. We re- member his smile and his frown, the favors that he granted and the whip that he cracked. Moreover we can now see the tremendous job that he did and more fully appreciate it. The news of his transfer found no one prepareclg it was a complete surprise. We miss him, and were sorry that he's gone. M Q FATIIER FRANCIS R. SHEA FACULTY N liA'l'IIl5R -Iixiyllis R. llI'I'L'lIL'OCI4 My dear Seniors: This year might be termed one of loss and gain. XK'ith the deaths of Mr. Long Llllll Mr. Henkel, the sehool lost the last two members of its original staff. Only their recording angels will ever know all the wonderful work they did for Father Ryan through their long years of loyal service. Father Shea's transfer to Knoxville was another distinct loss. His twelve years of leadership here were indeed memorable ones. But with the loss there has been gain. This year we mark with joy another group of our alumni to be ordained to the holy priesthood as well as a number of you about to enter the seminary. Our line faculty has led you and the school through yet another year in the schools progress, a year hlled with knowledge, activity, and above all Gods grace. May God bless you always, F.x'r1niR jmnss R. Hrrcueoek f27'1iI1L'lij7Gl I0 FATHER JAMES D. NIEDERGESES l'z'ff-l'rz'1zfz'pf1! Luffzz, .llPfAlIfl?ZI-lil!! Drfzzcilzg, Rvffgzmz I St. Bc-rrmrfl Cullc-tc: Cullman Alu 3 A R , St Am' lynn-xv Crallwlu. IJHA1-npurt, lrmu, St Blgiryk Sl-H1 inary. Cinrinr1HLi,Ul1iu, Pvzilmrly Crwllrmc, Xxx-hx illo Tc-nn. FATHER JAMES D. KUJRRISON, OSB. Gefzzwrazf .S'1'z'f'11f'f', Clmzrrfzl .lI11ll1f'111f1!1'f'x, .lrlzwnzrml l.f1f1'11, RI'fI.,2l.UII Ill A.B. St, BL-rnarcl Cullen-, Clllllllllll, Alu: NIA, Catholic Unixcrsity of America.. Wushingtmi, D C FATHER JOSEPH W. JULIUS Cllflzlzifry, P11-v.v1'z'S, Bfnlwgpv, Rf'fl'AQZ'l77I 111 A B St. Ainhruse College. Dzxvvnpurt, lowu, Kon- rick Scrninzxry, St Louis, Mug Catholic Univvrsity Washington. D L' 1 M A . Notre Dame llnivcriity Nrvtrc Dzunc, Iml., Ca-Qs Inxtitutc of Technology Clf-vvlanzl, Ohio. FATHER J. EUGENE EISELEIN Sfnflzzzkll, .lfmlzfrn Ilzfvlor-v A.B , St. .'xII'llH 0'il' College, IULIVCIIJJOFL, lown, Rl :X . Catholic University. lyglillllllllllll, I5 C, Blvxiui City Crrllvgv, lXIcxicu City. D F, Blnwicn FATHER LEO C. SIENER Efffzlrzlzllfs, .hifIfAI'lI!f1Q,l', RFXIHAZZIIIII I V St Cl1Lll l0N1 Colln-gc-, Cutuiixvillc, Mil 3 A li , S 'l'.I,,, St Mzlryk Sviuinury. lizlltiiimrv, Md , Catholic llilivcrsity. Waiiliingturi, D, C, FATHER XYILLIANI S. BEVINGTON l,rz!1'11, GI'IIf'7llf .S'rz'w1r'r', lizzszbzzfxx .llflfllc fl11lfl-t'.X', lffllltlfl-UPI ll A Ii, Notn- Dunn- Ilnivvrsily. Notrc 13111114-, lml g Sl J5xIlll7I'UNL' Cullcgc-, lbuvnluxirl, lowu, North Aim-riczili Colln-uc, Hmm-, Italy, Pr-zilzmly Cullc-uv Vzxnrlcrlnill l'nivc'rwily. Nuwlivillc, 'liL'lIlI, FATHER :ALLAN J. CUNNINGIIANI Emglzlvlz, IQFXZIQIAIHI I A B, St Aruhrosc Ccrllm-uv, Ilnvr-import, lmvng Sl Louie l'r1iv4-nity, Sr In-Hx Blu , St Mary! Sum nary. lizxllllliorp. Mil. BIA, llc-zilirnfly full:-111' N114l1A'illL-, Tenn FATHER ANGELO J. NOBILE Eflgfzfvlz, Rfffgzdnz ll' S1 Crm-gnry Sm-Hiinziry L'im'1Hn'xli Ohm, .X ll Fil .Xullwruw Culil-uv, IJHA4-Hpurl lmxzi, it All-IH T.lillN Almlmvy SI Klviumrl lml S 'li I. it BI Ari Si-Hilnury linlliriivirv Blrl. ' 4 I , IQATIIER ROBERT J. HQFSIETTER .llflflIf'I7lIlflvf'.Y, RFIIQHIIIUI I A ll, Nutri- IJIIIIII- l'nix'm-rxitv. Nfxtrv IDLIIIII-, Indg WFT, JZ ' Catholic l'nivI-rxity, Wgixhirlulurl, IJ C. X F.xI'IIER jlmss S. ZRALER .ll7ll'71il'llII llzfvlnry, .'l7It'Ii?7Zl 11'lA.YfUf-V, Rl'l1iKIilJIZ II Loyola llnivvrwily. Chiragu. lll 1 :XB . St AIIIlmrIrsc- Colin-gli. I1i1V0llIXll'l. lowug S T B , St Mary! Sc-In inziry. HbLlllllIlOI'l', Md 1 Nutrn- IJIIIIII- l'IIix'vrNity. Nnlrs' lJuIlIf-, lnrl SISTER NIARY GABRIIEL, RSAI. l. lil! nz 71.1171 A li, Sl lflizxxlwtlfs Collvgv, Csmvi-Ill Station, N j , M A, l'rulimly Cullrigv, Nzulxvillv. ,l.0llll SISTIQR IXIARY DIUIIN, R.S.NI. .llu!llr'nmlI'I .v A ll, Nzilzlrvlll L'ull4'914', l,uuisx'illv, Rv, M S, I M:IrqIn-Il1- lllnvvrsllv, Milwuukri-, Wu , liirmliu- llllivvI'sily, l.:Il:Iy1-lli-, llul NIR. LOUIS bl. C.'x'I'IcLN.xNI C'l'i'1'I'x, l'llvvx1'I'1Il Iillllfflflitlll, lftlllfbllll, liflxlcrlimll H5 . Auxliu Pvgiy Shilo Cullvgc. Clzlrksvilli-, 'l's-nn., M A . l'vIIlmdy Cnllcgu, Nusllvillu. 'll-nn, MR. WII.LI.'xIx1 F. HQFFIYIAN 13411111 D1'f4'!'ff1f B S, M.A., M.lid., Pcubudy Cullcgv. Nushvillv. 'llt'llllQ juilliurd Scllool of Music, NI-w Yurkg Pius X School, New York. MRS. NIARY XYILSON BUTLER Typlillg H S. Austin Pcuy Slutv Culln-gc. Clarksville, Tvnn MRS. ALICE GIfN'I'RY Rwgzklrflr sf 'f R. , I ys R if ,E I, ii 'S if f ,. QxPi556 We, the youth comprising the student body of Father Ryan High School, have the unenviable distinction of belonging to a generation born of war, and our only victory will be in a realization of world peace. The human race is passing through one of its greatest crisis. 'lihere are new issues, new ideas a new call for inen to carry on their work through righteousness, courage, charity, a11d faith in their God. When the years have passed, and we are in the winter of life, and when memory recalls this, let it say to us: That was a great inoinent. It was the beginning of a new era. . . The world in its need called for nien of insight, unsellishness, justice, and bravery. We answered that call to the limits of our ability. Through study, prayer, and countless labors towards the Eternal Goal, we gave the substance of our lives to our Creator . In the pages to follow, we shall relive many of those precious moments which we have experienced together during the years 1956-1957 at Father Ryan. COSENICDRS LAWRENCE KEITH NORMAN President Class Secretary. '56, Student Council, '55-'57, Key Club, 'SO-'57, Thr' PKNTHER Typist, Football, B '35, Intra- murals, '54-'57, Photography Club, '34, MOST POPULAR. Holy Name Parish ANTHONY JOSEPH SPELTA Treasurer Class Vice-President. 'S-lg Student Council, '54-'57, Football B '5.l,Varsity,'54-'5O,Track,'55-'56,Intramurals,'5-1-'57. Holy Name Parish JOSEPH THEODORE DRENNAN Vice-President Student Council, Vice-President '57, Football B '5.lf'S4, Varsity. '55-'56, Co-Captain, '56, Intramurals, '3-l-'37, BEST ALL AROUND. St, josQph's Parish ROBERT OLIVER FRENSLEY Secretary Class Secretary. '54, Student Council, '43-'37, Top Magazine Salesman, '5-1, Basketball, Varsity, '57, Intramurals, '54-'56. Holy Name Parish SENICDRS .a fi' 1 .LLL ,, , Q ,,, tylpw , .E 9 18, ,A .A V w I l FRANCIS HOUSTON ADAx1s Tho PANTHER, Distribution, '57g Class lllcdqil, Spanish I, '50, Chccrlcadcr, '57g Intramurals. '54-'57, Assumption Parish NORMAN LEE BAGGOTT Tha' Stoa. 'Slug Intramurals, 'S-l-'37, Holy Rosary Parish Josiami '1'A1,1,mAN lXlARVIN BA'rsoN K1-y Club, 'Sh 'S7g Thx- I'ANTllliR. llusinm-ss Nlnimgrr, '57, lfuullmll, Varsity Maui 13.14-r, 'Brig 'l'rau'k, lvlamaiiu-r, '50, In lmmuralls. 'Sl Yi7QLilll'1'I'll'!llli'l', 'S7glllCS'l' SCHOOL SPIRIT St lCrlwnrrl's l':n'ish EDWARD Josicmi liomzs lnlr.unur.xls, 'Sl '57, Wl'l l'llCS'l', '97, Sl. II:-nry'-. Parish PHILIP lXlCCvOVERN BRIQIQN Class Trcasurcr, '34g Class Sccrclary, '55, Class Viva- Pri-si dent, '56, Student Council, '54-'35, Dchatc Club, '57g Radio Club, '54, The PANTHER, Photography, '56, Thr' PANTHER Associate Editor, '57g Delegate- to Voluntccr Buys' Stain-, '50, Intramurals, '54, MOST HANDSOME, '57. Christ thc King Parish JAMES JOSEPH BYRNE, JR. Key Club, '56f'S7, Football B , 54956, Football Varsity '56, Track, '55-'56, News of the Day Announcer, '57, Christ thc King Parish A LAN EDWARD COLEMAN Rzu1iuCluh, '54, New-4 nf thc- Day, 'S1gGoll, 'SSJSTQ Tcnnia '50-'37, Bowling, 'F-lg Intramurals, '54-'57. Christ thc King Pariwh ERNEST HERlN'IAN COLLIER, JR. Intrziniumls, '55-'37g Tliunderhirde, '57, St, Vincent D0 Puul's Parish RICHARD JOSEPH CONNER Kr-y Club, '5f1f'5Tg Inlrzimuruls, 'S-I-'57, Radio Club, 'S-l. Holy Nznuc- Parish Tum1As. EDWARD CROWDIQR lnti'ai1l11i':lls, 'Sl' '50, St, Viuccul Dv l'uul':s Parish EDGAR BERNARD DOOLEY, JR. Thv STN., '55, Class Nvflzilsg Rcligzirm I, lritrzmuirals, '5-1957 St. Lawrviicv Parish FRANK FLOYD DRAKE Intmiluimlg, '5fl'l571'lilllll1llCl'l7ll'IlS, 'S7. iii. Vincent Dc- P.xul's Parish N fsxw 55? 4 .Vi E SENIQRS 4 ANTHONY VICTOR FORTE, JR. Firc Patrol. 'SOJSTQ The I'ANTm2R, Distribution, 'STQ In tmmurals '54-'STQ Radio Club, '34, News Ol thc llpuy. 'S-l Band, '54-'55, Ikgiixiatics Club, '55 St, Ann's Parish PAUL WOODROW FREY Firv Patrol, 'Stag The erm '50, Intramurals, '54 '57, Bunml '57gAviz1limlCluh, 'Sl St, Ann's Parish XNILLIAM JAMES. GAODIS, jR. lIlll'2llllIIY'.l.lN, 'SI '57 Sl lfllwairclk lxllflt-ill CLARENCE lCWliI.I, fiUN'I'I5R Hluul, '54 '57. Sl. liClW1lTIl'5 Ilnrikah JEROME HAROLD HAGLAOE The PANTHER, Typist, '57, Tennis, '56, Intramurals, '54-'57, Christ the King Parish LAWRENCE GEORGE HEIMBACH, JR. lntriimumls, 'S-l-'57, Tr:.msfcrri-d from Central High School, Camilrn, Tc-nncs-acc. 'Sn. St. Mary's Parish, Camdvn, CHARLES EDXVARD HORTON Intramurals, '54-'57g BEST DRESSED. St. H0nry's Parish WALTER GERALD ITIN Student Council '54, Key Club '56-'57g STOA '55-'Slug Football B '54-'55, Intramurals, '54f'57. St. Joseph Parish JOSEPH W'ILBURN JACKSON Studvnt Council '54, Football B '53-'54, Basketball B '54, Intramurals, '5-1457. Christ thc King Parish SIIELTON JOHNSON, JR. Sophmnorc Claw Vicc-Prvwidvnt '55, Stuclcnt Council 'SSg Key Club 56457, VlCl'-f,f1'SlflCl1l '57g Fire Pzltrul, 'Sh 'Sig Fire Chivf. '57, The PANTHER, Awovizxtc' litlitor '57, The STUA 'S5f'57g Class M1-clul, Ancivnl History 'SJQ Fontlmll V:1rSity '56f'57, H 'l'c-sun, 'Sig Haskvtlmll B 'll-urn 'ihg 'l'rzu'k 'S5f'Sh, Intrninurals '54 '57, Aviation Clulm '54, SA LU'l'A'l'0lllAN, '57. St, Ann's Puri-ah RICHARD CHARLES KEATING Intramurals, '57. Cath:-rlral of thx- Incarnation EDNVARD L. KING Band '53-'55, Philosophy Club, 'SSQ Intramurals '55-'36. Holy Rosary Parish X SENICDRS 1 xv , DAVID L.xwRI3NcI2 KvnI.xI.xN Class Trcasurvr, '55, Stuclvut Council, '55, Km' Cluls, 'So '57, Trcasurvr, '57, Firm- Patrol, '5-l-'57, Thv l .t'NTIIl5R, Pho tography. '55-'50, The- PANTHER. Associate litlitor. '57 Thr STU.-I, '55-'57, Class Mvclals, Algvbra I, Biology, journal ism, Football B '55, Intramurals. '54-'57, Aviation Clulx '5-l, Rosary Club, '54, MOST HANDSOMIC, '57, Baseball. 57 Christ tho King Parish JOIIN WI1.LI.7xnI KUIILMIIN Class Prt-sitlcut, '55-'50, Stuclvnt Q'0llllL'll. '55 '57, Kvy Clnlm '50 '57, Fin- Patrol, '55 '57, The PANTIHSR, Iiclitor In Chief Tha' STIIA, '55 '57, Class Illvrlals, lfuglish I, Latin I, Iiuglish II, Latin II, Gconlt-try II, Ifnglish III, Rvliuiou III. Latin III, Gvolnvtry III, Q'llt'IlllQll'j' III, Footh Ill I! ,' 55, Varsity '50 '57, Iutrannxrals, '55 '57, Navy I!u4Icly Cruisv , '50 Aviation Clulx, '5-l, IXIOST LIKICLY TO SIICCICICIJ, '57 VAI,l:IJIL IORIAN, '57, Christ thi- King Parish josisvu ICow,xRo I,AmuI5R'r KI-y Clnlm, '50 '57, Thi- I'AN'l'lltClI, Typing Stall, Ifootlmall Il , '5l, Iiootlmall Varsity, '55 '50, l'rac'k, '55 '57, Intra lI1urals,'5-1 '57 Christ tht- King Parish CIIARLISS ALAN I,ANC.'XS'l'IiR Kvy Clulm, '50 '57, Kvy Clul: Prcsirlt-nt, '57, 151-lmatv T:-ani, 'Sli '57, Thx- Snm, '56, Track, '55 '57, Intramurals, '51 '57 Nc-ws Ol Thx- Day Announcer, '57, Aviation Cluh, '5-l '55, ' Cathc-rlral ol thc Incarnation Parish ADRIAN DARNE1. LEWIS Student Council, '57, Football, Varsity, '55f'57, Football '5-lg Intramurals, '34-'57. Holy Namc Parish LUCIAN TUPPER LEWIS Iffbatc Team, '57, Football, Honorary, '57, Aviation Club, 55, Holy Name Parish JOIIN EVERETTE IXIARTIN Student Council 'S-lg Class Treasurer '56p Football B 'Sig Football, Baseball, Basketball Varsity 'SSJSTQ MOST ATHLETIC. Cathedral of the Incranation Parish GONZOLO M ONTOYA Transfur student frorn Licvo De- Ia Salle, Bogota D. E, Colombia, South Amurica. IVIICIIAEL EDWARD NICIIOLSON CSMC St-Crt-tary 553 Vice--Prvsiflcilt 'Slug Prcsidcnt 'STQ Gln-e Club 'S-lg Tho MIIINA Typist '56f'S7g Tho PANTHER Typist '57g Tha- STUA '50 '57g Class Medals: World History, Rvligicm II, Civics. Mmlcrn Histuryg MOST STUIDIOUS Christ tht' King Parish GEORGE DEWEY NORMAN, JR. Intramurals, 'Sl-'57, Holy Namk' Parish ROSWELL XNILLIANI NOURSE, JR. Dvliatv Ts-am '57, Christ thc King Parish CIIARLES HENRY REESE, III Key Club '50-'S7g Radio Club 'S-lg The PANTHER Business lNIauagorg Class Medals: Latin I 'Slg Business Math 'SSQ Foot' bull varsity 'Stag Cllcerleailcr '57g Intramurals '54-'57. Cathedral of the IIlC2ll llC1llUIl Parish SENICDRS Env 5 XYILLIAM LOUIS ROGERS lllll'f1lIlllI'.llS, '54-'30 Holy Nunn' Parish PAUL VVILEY Sr. Cn.-IRLES Slllllvlll Council 'Sig Key Club 'S0f'57g SI-crm-lnry 'S7g D4-lv N' pg 114' '5rrg Ilvlmu- TI-,nn '50, Thx- MnIN.x'Sl1 '57, Thx- I',xNTll1sR Typislg Claw Mori-Il Typing I 'SCE lIlll'.lllllll'QllS '3Tg llilllll '93 'i7'IJr1In'1IicQ'i4 'SS Chrkt tlu' King I'.1ri-:ll .IXNTIIUNV flI5ORGlC SICIIIIQRT llgllnl nl nz. Sl Ann'L. l'2ll'lSll 'PIIUNIAS l,A'I'RICK Sl2IG1QN'l'IIAI,lCR NI-ws ul tln- flmy Annuum-4-r 'S7g Hznml 'Sig 'l'ln' lVllllNA '56 '37, Thu- IHINTIIER Aswrinlz- liclilur '57, Stnlvwiclz- USMC 0r:Ilnrn',Il Cunlm-sl '55, lIlII'L1IIllI!'.llS'Sl '57 Christ thc' King Purixll RAYMOND SINGER ,lltillll Fouthall '55g lntramumls, 'S-I-'57, Assumption Puri-sh ROBERT LEE STERNA Radio Club 'S-lg Intramurals '54-'57, Holy Namc Parish ROBERT ORIEN STRANE Intramurals, '54-'57, Holy Name Parish WILLIAM ANTHONY STRASSER Key Club, '36-'57, Class Medals, Practical Math, 'S-I, Gen- eral Math, '56, Football B Team, 'S-lg Varsity, '55456 IIltI'2lII'II1I'.1lS, '55-'57. Holy Rosary Parish CHARLES EUGENE rllIIOMAS-ON Band, '54-'57, '1'hv PANTHER, Typistg Intramunxls, '53-'37 Iinsr-hull, '57, Assumption Parish RIC ARD RALEIGH TOWNES ICc0ru.IIIi4's IVII-rlul, '50, Christ Ihr- King I'nrish DANIEL IXIIICIIAEL NVEBER Key Club, '50-'57, The' PANTHER, Business Manager, Thi Srm, '56, Intramurals, '50-'57, St. Patricks Parish JOIIN ALFRED VVELLS, III Tho PANTHER, Business Staff, Intramurals, 'SEI-'57, Cathedral of thc Incarnation Parish Transfvrrr-d from St. Bernard High School, Cullman, hnmn. Ala -Inc IJ11-11111111 lim! ,lll,Iru1mfl RIiCllllC1 Nicholson .llwxi .S'fIHlI'Ull.Y Bill IiU111lI121U I 'zlf1'rlz'1'f0r1'f1 21 L:11'1'y No1'111:111 Jinx! Pupulfrr Ilznvicl Kllllllllilll :mrl Philip Iirc-4-ll Jinx! lllllIIf,S'UlHI' , f f X 7 inf wg ' 4 - M , -mf ' ' --1,,,.g f I if 4 T ,, f ! , M' 6 Qi ,J Edward Boles, Williesl jolmny lxlilfllll Max! A flIII'flAl' ,?uz.'tV4nu.-umm . ., . Bill KUlllIIl2lH Alloy! 1.1'lc1'l-v In .SlIH'llf' joe liaison lim! .S'rlmul .S'fJz'r1'! Shelton johnsaou Sflfllfflfllffllll IUNICDRS ful, l Q'-A-vfgii I I 4. Y, , fbi- -f U. D V JVNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1. In r., Raymond Heins. Sl't'ff'fllf'V,' Nelson Carney, j1rf's1'fIwzI,' Father james R. Hitchcock, nmdfrulorq Eugene Collins, Mfr'- ' 1!lxlLlfHCS Mel-lugh, lrmxzzrfr, prmzzlwzf, JI K 'al LESLIE BEASLEY JOSEPH BEUERLEIN THOMAS BEUERLEIN VVILLIAM BROWN MIKE BRUER WILLIAM BURKE MIKE BURNS ROBERT BUTTERWORTH WILLIAM BYRNE OWEN CAMPION DAVID CARNEY NELSON CARNIEY NIIKE COODE DON CROWELL PAUL DICKNIAN TOMMY IUONNELLY LEROY DRAKE HORACE ESTES CHARLES FREEMAN ROBERT FREEMAN YVILLIAM FREEMAN HENRY GARDNER ANTHONY GILL ED GOULDENER HENRY GRIGOLITE A ,f nr 'Qi U Q -E4 QR ,wi E Q 'W Z' A 4' Chiu. 27 IUNICDRS 'W gamers, r' w ii' XX ,-.- ' ,, fl., If 'W' . s ,IK X N, I Al, W 7 .',, x S O f '--' , X R ,, f 5 ' 5 . L x A -. YQ 1 l H W 3 K VN. , mv ' It I5.XYID HARDIN RAYIIONII HEINS KING HOLL.xNIus BILLY HUDSON SKIPPER HUNT IXIIKI2 HOLMES LA WR ENC I3 H UNLISY XYII.I.I.-XM 'IONES VICTOR Ii.xR,xIz.xSz .IOIIN KOIII, IPM' IANILIION IiENII,xI,I, LYNQII .IIAIMY NICIIITGII I,.xwRENcE NI,XI,I.0RX -IUIIN NIIxR'1'IN IM VIIJ fXI.'X'l I'0X 'PIIUNIAS IXIOORI5 HYILLIAM AIORRIS ED OYCUNNOR JERRY USBORNIQ BILLY OTTO JERRY PARKER ELLIS SMD JOE SIIAP RIIPIIIEI, SEIIAIES r LARRY STEWART JERRY STROBEI, DAVID TATE BILL TREBING TERRY VANDERPOOL JAMES VVEBER IWELVIN WEIDNER PAT WIIITE FRANK NVILK LARRY WIRTII 9 SCDPHCDMGRES Y -mln SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS I. In V., xmfml, Richard Lisle, !rrr1.v14n'r,'FutI1er Robert j. Hof- stetter, l7lUII'I'Hlf!II',' Frank Rotella, 5FffFf!lf'V,' Slandirzg, Everett Holzapfel, prr'xz'dmz!,' James Kleiser, i'1'ff'-fbrfsidmzl. MIKE ADAMS MICHAEL ATHERTON TERRY BAGGOTT VVYAYNE BEATY 'POMMY BOLES DAVID BROVVN STANLEY BURNS XNAYNE CAMPBELL WALTER CANTRELL CARLOS CARTER JOHN CHRISTY THOMAS COTTER ROBERT CRAIGIIEAD JAMES CRAWFORD ROBERT CRESWELL GEORGE DEGRELLA LARRY DIVNEY CARL DOLLARHIDE CHARLES DUBOIS IXIICIIAEL DUBOIS ROBERT DUCKLO PAT FAHEY EDWARD FERRELL JERRY FLYNN TONY FREELAND BOB FUSON PETER GAUTSCH SONNY GREGORY H4 ,I O.. L, - I I--W., m W A im B 'M I 'R I f 2 'lf qv-9, W, 4 ,, f ' Y , N -9 If fs.f,,,,.,,Q' ,F W K f 0 Q N I VP -- -1, ,yj'a:,g 1 ' Af ., Y I W YF A vw 2 , ' 1 f - Z I f 1' 5 W X ff ,Q 1 f -f . Z'-6 f f i , ' 1 f fm: ' , , , f , , ff if f 1 I Q R L A 3 HJ' 'ff Y Yi I ' ' N I X I 1' , it ' -1, C. Z!!! , Q1 I 'f 44 ,B , 'X S-...fx n 9' , , , y ,M O, . , A R 'mv IZ E E 'if W s ' 1 . .1 H A 1 E - A Q ,, mQF Af ' .,.V L c,'f. V V :rf ' . Iv 4 .QA Z mam Q :' , 4 Mya, a .-X. 9 ' Qmxg Qu L hz: ,ww mr ,ff A J X ,, , E O R K X v - . , R mg: 'QSO AA- FRANR H.XLI.IBI'R'l'ON WI1.1.1.xM H.XR'l'NE'l l' XYILLIAM HITE OSCAR HOFS'I'ETTIER JOHNNY HOLDEN Tm HOLMES EVERETT HOLZAPFEL XYESLEY HOOPER ROY JOHNSON JOSEPH JONES BILLY KIRRP.-x'1'R1c1c -IAIXIIES KLEISER HORACIQ KNOCII ROBIERT LANE ROBERT I,,uv1,Ess IQIJNVARIJ I,IE'l'IlIiR'l' RIQIIARIJ Llama ROGER McL.1xUG111.1N '1'nOM,fxs IXIALONIE DKJNNY IXIONOIIAN JOSEPH IXIUSCIILER DURIIJXM RIVERS GEORGE NETTLES GEORGE NEUHOFF DAN NOLAN BERTRAM NOLL XIII-QE NOORSE CEEORGIZ PRICKIETT JAMES PUGII DON RAY GEORGE REESE DON RESHA BOBBY REYNOLDS RICIIARD ROSA FRANK ROTELLA DARRYLE RUCKER PATRICK STEVENS CHARLES STRONG JOHN SULLIVAN BILL SULLIVAN CHARLES SUTIIERLAND RANDY THOMPSON RONALD VANDERPOOL NICK VARALLO lX'1AT'I'HEW VVALKER ALBERT VVEBER ANTENOR XNILLEMS JERRY ZIMMERLEE 2 Z , , 1 if 2 Q- V IJ lp: of IA. fi K 'Sf' W ., . if f Y V ' C ,. v,, 4 f J 'X M, f , , , ,ff f W ' 4 9 - f I ' ff' , QI If J 33 FRESHMEN - Lal,- Q r U5 IEDM-alujanl I 9 tx Y D I i FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS I. I0 r., xmml, Robert Grulzzml, I'l'l'P-fJVl'5l'IlI'7If,' Xxnillilllll Ather- ton, Sl'l'fFfllI'-V,' Ray Pruitt, lrmxzzrcn' Sffllllfl-IINQ, Father Angelo J. Nobile, lIIUdl'fIlflIV,' Frank Glasgow, fJrrsz'r1'mz!. K 'Q JACKIE AARON JOSEPH ABEL WESLEY ADAMS WTILLIAM ANDERSON WILLIAM ATHERTON KENNETH BECKMAN JAMES BEGALLA JOIIN BEUERLIEN JOIIN BOWLES HUGH BOYD STEPHEN BOYKIN DUANE BROWN JOIIN BURNS ROGER CARNEY PATRICK CASTLE EDWVARD CLARK DONALD CLUBBS INTATTIIEW CONNOLLY THOMAS CONNOR JAMES COSMAN JAMES CRAFT CARLTON CRAIOIIEAD FRANK DAUSCHA IVAN DAVIS JOHN DAVIS w WDM YZ 4, 4, 1 , M, if ' x X A 2 I H? 'rx I? W 44' A1 9 .IJJ f Li P A 5 NW 'DK y, Wbwf va I 1324 , 'lu' 35 I r X V V . FRESHMEN lb' ,qs- .gm 'Dx Z4 as nl :sm .M 1 Sy ! 36 Q JM :XIAURICI2 DAVIS FRANK DEARMAN XYILLIAIXI DRENN.-XN JAMES EAAXSLEY LEON FARBES RANDY FRAZER EDWARD FOSTER EDNVARD FULTON FRANK GADDIS WA LTER G A LLAGI 1 ISR FRANK GLASGOW IXIARK CEOODIZ ANDREW GRAIIAIVI ROBERT flRAlIAM ARTIIUR GUIEPIE GEORGE HAILISY IXIICIIAEI. HAR'I'NIC'l I' FRITZ HIEMPEI. DANNY HILLISR CLIFFORD HOLLORAN JAMES HOPPE CLARK JAMESON JAMES JARVIS JAMES JORDAN ERN KAYFES LAWRENCE KERRIOAN GERALD KIRRPATRICK ROBERT LAMBERT JERRY LAMBERTZ ROBERT LETHERT MARVIN LUBIN THOMAS LUKEN GENE LYNCH MICHAEL 1N1CCAFFREY WILLIAM IWCCURDY MIKI3 MCDERMOTT JOHN NICKENZIE JAMES MCKINNEY STEVE MCMANUS EDWARD NICREDMOND ARTHUR 1N1ADISON FREDDIE MARTIN 'POMMY NIITCIIELL ROBERT OSBORNE BERNARD OTTO CHARLES PARRISII JEFF PATTON RONALD PERKERSON PAUL PIGUE RAY PRUETT , . f ,fe ' KW' J X R CW iv, WW..-,,. KW 'O'- ww fin z i My I- 3 7 I 'L SSA, , , lffisi . GLENN SEIGISNTIIALER FRANK SPENCE CHARLES STEVENS TOM STRASSER r1iHOMAS SWINT TQIIOMAS TENBRUNSEL WVILLIAM TERRY 'PONY r1xIl0MASON IXIELVIN TONEY JAMES TYSON JAMES VAUGIIAN TED VAUGHAN GERALD VIESTAL IJANIEL NNALKER IQUGENIE WAIQIJ DAVID WYIEINIER JAMES WIIITE 'PIM WHITE HERBERT WooD ,af- r hp? I W G in F, W v X xnx. ,XXL.X M 4 iv, U' ,UW M BIOLOGY TEST OOPSY 3 9 M.-w 1111111 XXCHNliI'.lXXlIlL11I1k'k'll.lIllClllx. vlxcrl l31'.111slRm!, XX'iIli11x11 IK1'ow11 L lrl lJull.11'l1ulu,4u1mlX1Qlm'Ix.11'.1Im. 'c 1MlYlll1l.igx A 71 -' 2' V l 1llgll-illltl-X011-llllii IJOIICX. l l 'FQVS your iigurc. Iierck yo p xulwlem, lkxvid, cium lakes .1l1CXIl'l1 sh-op in Futhnr '.llckK lxixlnry class. me' Q asks 40 . BAcK YOUR AIFRESUHEN IV 1' S L M NEED AHS'ruoen'rs x 4 . H ARE vnceo T0 SUBMIT F Amcxns UR Q max-r O Q msn-1 f jf am mfg TEEN I1 Wizrub, , 7 if :guy 1 Consider, if you Will, a school stripped of activities, a sky without stars. Then be thankful for the myriads of activities which ever brighten the incessant drudgery of classes. As you cover these words with the pages that follow, you Will be introclucecl to the personality of Father Ryan High School. Classes have shown you tl1e heart, and Athletics will present the public relations and spirit of our school. Here lie, recorded forever, the organizations, the clubs, the dances, the drives, and the fun which have clone so much to coat the bitter pill of learning. We,ll miss them . . 1 Q ,fy Tl., X Q M , 1 , ,JH ,g ww J' fv- Q, f',f?!1faGx1z J fwfigh M .Ng 3M-ffmnnq Q34 ' ,K'.:33?.fjf 2? A f 4 f W , 4 of 1 .9137-5 ,I A 'Pink U' Q4 'A if v , 1 - ,Q -, faff.'E go Q 1 if M, 45 Ig, A746291 5 I1 V41 5 -...-.-.. N ICDURNALISM Pictured below is the PANTHER business stuff. Their smiling faces disguise the nnunciul worries and burdens to which they have fullcn heir. Sonic Chuincd to typcwritcrs, otlicrs nrincd with nd blanks, lllcy have lllllilt' thc cditurs' drcznns possible. 1'h'lmv, thc bnsincss slnfi' of llic P.XN'IiIIIiR, I, hw r., Clnnrlcs lice-sv. 'Im' Iianlsmi, Ilnn XX'l'IJl'I', Psmnl 51 lI'lQS, Miclincl Niclmlsun, Clmrles ,14i101Il2lSH1l. xllnnwf, the lX'lUINA staff. Szvzlzvl, Owen Campion, editor. Slrmding, I. In r., David Hardin, Spnrlx edifor Father james R. Hitchcock, lllflllffllfllff Raymond Heins, .1lrtc'rl1'!f11'. THE IVIOINA The BIOINA is 21 bi-monthly publication of Father Ryan. It derives its name from the pen-name of Father Abram J. Ryan for whom the school is named. The lXlOINA contains many interesting articles which are enjoyed by faculty and students alike. Among its many awards, The AlOINA re- ceived the '56, '57 trophy for the best mineographed paper of the Middle Tennessee High School Press Association. , 11.71-1 STUDENT CCDUNCIL Lfjfl, Student Cunneil Ollicers I. In r., Robert Frensley, Smrv luryg William Kllllllllllll, l'r1'xz' fl1'r1l,' Yietur Kumlxisz, YlVFIl,Y1lF nrvr. Nut present fur picture joe Drennun, l'z'1'r'-l'r4'.vifl1'11l Father Siener, .llm1'r'mlnr. KEY CLUB l,1j!'l, Key Club Ollieers. .S'1'fm'rl, I. In r., l:2llllL'1' Zrzllek, rllurlem- lnrg .Xlun l,:111e:1sle1', IJFPXI-II1'lIf,' Shelton -Iulinsmi, V1'I'l'-lJl'!'Nl'lf1'llf. Sfflllffllljf, I. In r., Paul Sl. Charles, .S'1'fr1'l11ry,' lmvicl Kulilb main, TH'llS1lH'I'. The Student Council, conspicuously ubsent lust year, was revived this year under the able guidance ul' Fexther Leo Siener und was Ll Credit to the school. The Key Club has long been just unother club at Father Ryan. This year, however, guided by Father Zrtilela, it nnule rennxrliuble strides toward beemning the integral part of high school life which it was in- l.QllClL'Kl tu be. 40 v The STOA is the Honor Society composed of those scholarlx gentlemen xi ho maintained an ax erage oi 90 or above in their classwork They excel in other fields and extra curriculrr actnities as well The Catholic Students XIISSIOH Crusade IS the organwation which fosters the missionarx spirit bx seeking sacrihces, prayers, and funds for the Church s missions THE STOA STOA members, Z. lo r.,jir5! raw, Horace Estes, George Nettles, E v e r e t t Holzapfel, Peter Gautsch, Michael Nicholson, S e at 11 71 rl r 0 w: james Kleiser, R o g e r McLaughlin, David Knhlman, Frank Rotella, Wil- liam Kuhlman,Raymond Heins. Y' I1 i r fl r 0 w: Michael Bruer, Michael Atherton, Nelson Car- ney, Raphael Sennnes, Shelton johnson, Charles Sllll1Cl'l21llfl. CSM C. C,S.M.C. oiheers are, 1. lo r., Father RobertHofstette1',,lI0d- v1'u!or,' james Crawford, Seen'- lnrj',' Michael Nicholson, Prem'- rlwzl. .Xbsenl when picture was taken, Eugene Collins, Vin'- Prfxlirfvlll. --...yn- The hancl is annually' greeted with a genuine laek of interest, and this year was no exception. We ire grateful to Mr. Huffman who managed SOIllCl.lllIlg' of a miracle and turned out a real surprise. Fall of the past year saw the iirst realization of a magazine drive quota in recent times. Father Nohile incl his team bore the lion's share of the burden. XYe are grateful to them. BAND MEMBERS Band lXlClllllCl'S. l 1'rxl ru-ze, !, la r., Ruger Carney, Ronald Yamlerpnul, Rulmerl Lane, Car' has Carter, Tlnnnas lienrlein. Geurge Priekett,liennell1 Beek- man, Ifflrlie Foster. .Sknuzfl raw, ,Iaxnes Cl'1lXYl-1il'Kl, Cliarles Tlimlizlsnll, Paul Sl. Charles, Frank lJllllSCll1l,-IIIIIIUS Pugh, lJ11Vllllllll'tllll, Pat Lang- chin. 7' ff 1' r fl r n vu, William llmwn, just-pli lit'lll'lt'lll, ,Ive Giesl, Alllllllllk' Seilmerl, liaviml Cai'- ney, lXI1'. William llfiiililllllll, llirrrfnr, Raphael Sennnes, Lar- ry Wirth, lle1n'yGrignliIe. MAGAZINE DRIVE Magazine Drive Twp Salesmen and Winning Spuiisur. I. In r., Kenneth Beekman, Owen Campion, Charles Suth- erlancl, Eclclie Lambert, Charles Reese, Father .Xngelu Nuhile, .S'fJur1xnr af 'LU1-II?IZ'IZvLf Zmmz. DRAMATIC CLUB Dramatic Club, Firx! ww, Z. In V., jerry Strobel, joe Batson, C ha r l e s Thomason, Father Angelo Nobile, Moderator, Tom Seigenthaler, James Crawford, Kendall Lynch. Sefvnd row, Philip Breen, Tony Spelta, Raymond Heins, David Hardin, Paul St. Charles, Mike Coode, james Byrne, joe Dren- nan, Pat Langdon. Third row, Eddie Lambert, Charles Sutherland, D a v i d K u h lm a n, Adrian Lewis, Charles Reese, Anthony Gill. DEBATE TEAM Debate Team, l. In r., Philip Breen, Alan Lancaster, David Hardin, Oscar llofstetter, Nick Yarallo, Father Leo Siener, 1lIOIlr l'llflH'. This year the Purple Masque Club was revived under the direction of Father Nobile. The club put on a hilarious comedy titled L'Arsenic and Old Lacew. judging from the success of this endeavor, there are sure to be more fine plays in the future. The Debate Team, after extensive research and gruelling hours of practice, began with t'Farm Sup- ports as their topic. With their gestures, pauses, and cleared throats, the team was a credit to the un- tiring efforts of Father Siener. 49 PRQM , 'Qs . -Q Class ollicers and dates, Z. In r., Larry Norman, Linda Colley, johnny Mar- tin, Belly Russell, Bill Kuhhnan, Sandra Zinkan, Philip Breen, Bar- bara Kincaid, A nv linowles. Mrs. St. Charles and Mrs. Kuhlman guard the punch bowl from would-be punch-spikers. The Old South , with its culture and traditions, was the theme of our junior Prom. With its Mag- nolia leaves, moss, and colonial columns, we entered a make-believe southern plantation for a night of dancing and festivities. Tommy Knowles and his Orchestra furnished the music from nine till one and the evening was topped on' by a delicious Southern Breakfast. Everyone agreed that, for one night, the South had risen again. 50 e of lonn Teen Town has its big evening with the cruwning of the King :incl Queen uf the Mardi Gras. Queen :incl King, Frzmces .Xyers :incl Pnul Pigue snr- munrlecl by their 111101111111 Horace Kncmcli eats il up at the Freshman-S4mplnmiure cigmce, nf Teen Tnwn activities in full swing FRESHMEN W E E K Freshman week is a period of terror to the Freshman and joy to the Senior. The Freshman is subject to niany varieties of jokes and pranks. lt is amazing to see a usually slothful Senior put his niind to wo k thinking up a highly mischievous prank. ln spite of this, every year you 1 X' ' ' Week isn't like it used to be. r e in hear a bC111OI' say, Fre shlnan Which one is Phil Breen? 'H l'rank Drake is mic . Ig l homage by a lowly fl'CSllll1Il11. X1 lv x l' Q W 2749 v mia Aff itlle Caesarw directs the charge' G' 'iv FK Qier-me Q 1 i f Wi? -V Z ,,f , I ' 1 -gi .u Z X :A K VW' R EMBER f f IQIM JAN UPN px Y f X K M X 'XX ' RY 1 Z X W Xsm K Z7 'Nw W Z 4- W9 AP WL ,., Pc! Y X w T M Z xqgbx X I ' f .5 hx L' N . 8 2 7 W We now come to an integral part of the American systeni of education, athletics. Here at Father Ryan High School our athletic program is so planned that each boy will be able to par- ticipate in a sport in which he has a particular interest, Whether it be varsity football or intramural volleyball. This year, under the capable direction of Mr. Louis j. Catig- nani, the Irish, while not Winning any championships, gave a good account of theniselves. No opponent was able to regard the Panthers lightly. However, the real surprise of the athletic year was the revival ol' school spirit, which had been lacking in the past. It was par- ticularly evident at the basketball tournaments, Where the under- dog Irish knocked off two foes before falling in the semi-linals. It can truly be said that this year was a better-than-average one in athletics. MR. LOUIS J. CATIGNANI, Head Coach. VYhile Mr. Czitiguuiii has been with us scarcely two years, he has improved our zithletie depurtiuent Ll great dealg and We are more than grateful to him for the top notch teams he turned out and the good will which he did so much to foster. .W FCDQTBALL Any football season is lilled with exciting events, and this year's season was no exception. Under Coaches Louis Catignani and joe Morgan the Irish won four of nine games. While the record did not equal that of last year, it must be remembered that this year was a rebuilding o11e, and few followers predicted that the Irish would do as well as they did. The climax of the season eaine when the Panthers, after losing their first three games, held ultimate state ehanip Nl. IS. A. to a 7 to 2 decision. The real fruits ol' tl1is year's season will show up next year. T FORRIATION IN THE COHN GAME Tummy Donnelly makes Z1 nice gain against M. B. A. Spcltu leads the team after at loose bull against the Big Red . Tony Speltu turns end in the RI B. AX. game. Huxley Hulzzipfel llllfl Tuny 51101111 slum' swine H116 pass clcfcnsc. 57 pug Cf ,B .own 'Y' 1 . - Q .575 es... COACAPTAIX JOE IJRISNNAN SHELTON JOHNSON joe played on the varsity for Shelton played on the varsi- two years, this yenr being ty for twoyezirs. A valuable :irting taiekle und Co- reserve, he filled in ezxpubly Ldlilillll. lie zxlwxtys gave :ll tnekle. S :ill for the good or the lt .llIl. BILL KUHLIXIAN Bill played two yenrs on the v 11 r s i t y, this yenr being starting center. Every op- ponent knew when he wns in the game. FOOTBALL RECORD F11 t her Father Father Father Father Father Father Father Father 58 Rynn 7 Hillsboro- 19 Ryz1n-- - 13 Springfield 26 Ry21Il--- O Cohn- , - 26 Ryan-H 2 M. B. A.- 7 Ryan-A - - 12 DuPont-- 6 Ryan-U - - 39 Goodlettsvilleu - , 14 Ryan-n - - 21 East--- - 19 Ryan-N - 32 VK'est- - - - 13 Rygm-H 6 Litton - - 7 WON 4 LOST 5 ADRIAN LEWIS Adrian played two years on the varsity. A big boy, he filled np holes in the line when he wus needed. CHARLIE REESE Charlie played only during his senior year, but showed during this year that his de- sire to play football would have helped' in previous sea- sons. TONY SPELTA Tony was a three year letter- man at halfbaclc. As Co- captain, he was a fine leader as well as a good football player. He will be sorely missed in the lineup next year. U n-..,, Madman 41? BILL STRASSER Bill played in the line for the past two years. He gave an all out effort while in the game. TUPPER LEWIS Not being able to play him- self, Tupper still followed the team and was present at every game rooting for the team. For his faithful school spirit, he was awarded a jacket with the title Foot- ball Honorary . The Purple Panthers, kneeling, Z. to r., Dick Rosa, Charles Sutherland, Fletcher Hill, Bill Otto, Bob Ducklo, Ray Heins, Everett Holzapfel, Co-Captain Tony Spelta, Co-Captain Joe Drennan, Richard Lisle, Charlie Reese, Duane Brown, George Reese, Billy Hudson, Frank Halliburton. Standing: Line coach Joe Morgan, Billy jones, Ed Lambert, Adrian Lewis, Anthony Gill, Ed 0'Connor, john Sullivan, Shelton johnson, Tommy Donnelly, Mike O'Connor, Jimmy McHugh, Bill Kuhlman, johnny Martin, Vic Karabasz, Bill Strasser, johnny Taylor, Horace Knoch, Head Coach Louis Catignani. ct,BA.SKETBALLcc VVhile not having as good a record as last year's N.I.L. Championship team, the Irish season could, nevertheless, be called successful. This year the Panthers compiled a 16 won-12 lost record, which was very good considering the fact that not a starter returned from last year's team. The big surprises of the season were junior Billy Hudson's coming in second in the N.I.L. scoring race and the Irish's upsetting two highly regarded foes in the 18th District Tournament before falling in the semi-finals. I THE IRISH CAGE TEAM. Kneeling, l Io r., Billy Otto, Richard Lisle, Everett Holzapfel, Bill Sullivan, Tommy Donnelly. Slfmding, Manager Bob Fuson, Vic Karabasz, Charles Sutherland, Anthony Gill, Billy Hudson, Coach Louis Catignani. Absent when picture was taken, Johnny Martin. BASKETBALL RECGRD Father Ryan 39 Peabody 46 Father Ryan 59 Hume Fogg 43 Father Ryan 41 Lipscomb 51 Father Ryan 51 B.G.A. 58 Father Ryan 49 Howard 50 Father Ryan 45 T.P.S. 26 Father Ryan 55 West 57 Father Ryan 32 Cohn 39 Father Ryan 32 Peabody 27 Father Ryan 46 M.B.A. 48 Father Ryan 55 B.G.A. 56 Father Ryan 69 Mem. Catholic 41 Father Ryan 62 East 61 Father Ryan 50 North 43 Father Ryan 37 Springfield 35 Father Ryan 53 Hopkinsville 50 Father Ryan 41 Lipscomb 40 Father Ryan 48 East 44 Father Ryan 32 West 60 Father Ryan 36 Cohn 48 Father Ryan 53 M.B.A. 62 Father Ryan 55 Clarksville 45 Father Ryan 34 Springheld 40 Father Ryan North Father Ryan T.P.S. 18th District Tournament Father Ryan 68 Mt. Juliet Father Ryan Cohn Father Ryan Howard Won 16 Lost 12 JOH NNY MARTIN johnny was the only senior on the Team this year. He started his basketball career as 21 freshman on the B team, and this year he was a regular forward. A fine rebounder and good shooter, he will be hard to replace next year. 61 W X SS OTA .. Q5 K :ix x k ' k NX -XLS X -G X X ss Qi X W . xi Q X was , Q NW , f li, X . xg sw f y ,SQ x 'V-i ' Y ix x 1 '45 fi Q v, .Q f . Q s I If N Xww' id' N Nui ,hs hui af QQ , 4 A ,NA 1. ' 6 -Z X 'f 5.531 U TEAMS B TEAM FOOTBALL MEMBERS Firs! row, 1. Zo r., Maurice Davis, Bob Graham, Roger McLaughtin, Donny Monohan, Art Guepe, Ray Pruitt. Second row. Ted Vaughn, Durham Myers, Gene Lynch, Billy Drennan, Tim Holmes. Third row. Danny Hiller, Tony Thom- ason, Joe Muschler, John Connally, Mike Nourse. Fourlh row. Don Resha, Roy john- son, Danny Nolan, Gerald Kirkpat- rick. Fzflh row. Mike DuBois, Duane Brown, Tommy Mitchell, Robert Lawless, jerry Flynn, Tommy Lukin. B TEAM BASKETBALL MEMBERS Firsl row, I. to r., Bob Graham, Fred- die Martin, Bud Graham, jackie Aaron, Ray Pruitt, Frank Glasgow, Second row. Bill Hite, Tony Thoma- son, Gene Lynch, Bernard Otto, john- ny Cosman. Third raw, johnny Sullivan, Buddy DuBois, Buddy Kleiser, Tommy Lukin. fum, QY IIN .M, pvflq , saggy AN . ,gp Q Q QXAA, , ,Ky swf, Hp Tllli liiXSlfli.Xl,l, SQIYXIJQ Fz'r.i'l row, I. In r., Frank Spence, David Kuhlmiin, Lawrence Mallory, Charles ,lilllill1llSlDll, lioh linson, Wayne lleaty, Ray Pruett, Mike Atherton. .S'r'f1H1rlru'u', I, In r., Coach Morrissey, Pal While, john Marlin, Tommy llonnelly, Billy lludson, . Q l,:1wrenee llnnley, jerry Strobel, lind Cyralnml, THE TENNIS TEAM: Firxf ww, 1. In r., George Prickett, Robert Lethert, Tommy Luken, Michael Hartnett, james Hoppe, Edward Lethert, William Hartnett. .S'1'r'm1zl row, I. lu r., jerry Haglage, Raphael Semmes, Victor Karabasz, Mike Nourse, Anthony Gill, Thomas Cotter, Father William S. Bevington. SPRING BASEBALL This year the baseball team was coached by Mr. Morrissey. Although the Panthers were a young team, they played every game with the desire and hustle which often marks a veteran squad. TENNIS Although tennis does not equal baseball or track in spectator appeal, it is a spring sport which annually causes a noticeable stir of en- thusiasm. The tennie team was coached by Father W. S. Bevingtoh. His team represented the school to the fullest extent in each match. V W' .fmff 4 'QE' Golf, like tennis, does not have the appeal of MV! the other s rin s orts, vet it is verv imoortant P S P . . 1 V1 to the boys who play it. The golf team was W coached this year by Mr. Louis Catignani. Ryan has always had a good golf team, and this year proved no exception. TRACK Track is a sport for those enthusiastic souls who like to run. It is a comparatively new sport in the spring program, having been in- augurated two years ago. Under Coach Louis J. Catignani, the Panther track team gave a good account of itself. S P 0 R T S THE oouf TEAM: 1. if, f., Nick xxmiiifi, Bunny Kleiser, Mike DuBois. They were coached by Mr, Catignani, who was not present for the picture. THE TRACK TEQXIYI: Firxf row, 1. fn r., Richard Lisle, .Xrthnr Guepe, Raymond Singer, Bob Ilucklo, Duane Brown, Tony Spelta. Sfzfnrlrl row, I. lo r., .Klan Lancaster, jim Byrne, Charles Sutherland, Raymond Hines, Roy john- son, Ed Lambert. Thin! row, l. In r., Everett Hozapfel fmgnl, William Burke, .Xnthony Gill, Tony Thoxnason, Will Rogers, Frank Halliburton, Robert Geist, Kendall Lynch, Coach Louis Catignani. lirJlllCC HGMECOMING u'fl . Sulliiis is prcsciilcci :v Imu- quel by Mr. Rielmrcl Rfmszi, 1yl'0Sllll'lll ul' lllk' Ilmws Cllllm. Hi J 0 wmecmniiig pairaulc ut lmlflimc of ll.e llupwul guim 'Q ,, ' , f Vg a The Queen and her court: 1.10 r.,Jackie Hill, attendant mang Queen Marie Sullins, Philip Breen. g5:.,,::f- Y-, , from Cathedral, David Kuhl- from St. Bernard, Larry Nurmuug Carolyn Grziliuni, LlllL'l1fl2llll frum St. Cecilia, ERSONALlTlES S V ff, ,,,fW6Q,, Tmnmy Dunne MW M , Irish C heerleadersf Betty Ann Tuck, jackie Hill, Charlie Reese, Barbara Kincaid, Carmen Otto, blue Butswn, Maureen Scurlu k ' ' C , Xermnczi Striibcl. llx Xll Ci R , , If -'Q ,Nw -v,, ,,. flax y , ,Ven Q A ' 1 Vis W ' ' .4-.C I s Q A K 1 4 A W py M Z ' .YL n , K Z 1 Q iw fy., ,' J fig. gg, I f ff f f W 5 gk f f v if if , W , f' f ' ,f ff ,, QW, , I , 4 f, 4 f I ' , ' I W , ' V W f , , ff ff W ,, f .. .: f. M4 5. .5 , ' , -, ,fi 4 ,W . f , 1 ff if avi Vx - .ff . 4 Zi: , W 4' 1 ,214 R ': -Pr H 4 - 1 W ' M , v hjqlg 4 A 1 QQ,-f.f.'rg,. , ,V r,, f A fi,-J. . kwa .1 'xi' x ...A . l-.414 'Lf mi , L.. , V, ? wx gs fam ,,, M W 4, I, , Q , 4,W 1 ,f W Nff wg V W ff 1 'W , ' ??C'iw' x,,, if ef, Mkbff fgzxiry gQ:uz1Ffgf 1 5 v EPILCDGUEW I11 four short ya-urs We lluvc IJCCOIIIC an integral part of Father Ryan High School. Il's l12lI'Cl to bclicvc that gfllflllllfiilll night will find us any lvss ll part of it or that ll mcrc cliplmlm will mark nur cxit, but it's truc. WC grow 10050011 old and too lute wise . II2lVillg' IJCUII grzuluutccl WL- cam but bc Ulilllkflll for thc past four ymrs Elllfl hopc that thc next four will bc us IJIOZXSZIIIL. TH If SEN IOR CLASS 1957 THE PANTHER ANNUAL UF FATHER RYAN HIGH ECHEIEIL 23ElEl ELLIETEIN PLACE TELEPHEINE 7-D420 NASHVILLE 5, TENNESSEE Dear Reader, We, the editorial staff, have given freely of our time, energy, and talents. XYe are proud ot the results. By the same token We want in no Way to discredit or conceal the work which others have put into THE PANTHER. VVe are nearly as proud of it as we are of our own, and we have selected this page that We might Give credit where credit is due . EDITORIAL BOARD Philip Breen, Shelton johnson, David Kuhlman, Tom Seigenthaler, and I captioned the pictures and compiled the mountain of copy which now seems so small. Father Cunningham played the dual role of moderator and referee and proved an invaluable source of wisdom and guidance. PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT Father Julius was our photography department this year. Gonzola Montoya helped him Whenever he could. The size of the job which they did is only surpassed by the quality of the pictures which they turned out. TYPISTS We are grateful to those who did help us with the burden of typing the copy. BUSINESS STAFF VVe also would like to extend our thanks and express our appreciation to the business staff, who somehow managed a few ads and sponsors, and to Charlie Reese, who bore the brunt of the Work. In conclusion We would like to thank: The Most Reverend VVilliam L. Adrian, D.D., Bishop of Nashville, for the letter with which he congratulated the graduating class, Father James R. Hitchcock for his letter, invaluable assistance, and countless permissions, And those of you who so kindly contributed ads and sponsorships toward THE 1957 PANTHER. Sincerely, BILL IYIUHLINIAN Editor-izz-Chief COMPLIMENTS TO THE 'E IUIIQ UF FATHER RYA HIGH SIIHUUL FROM THE I4 IGHTL' UF UIILLI ISLIL' NASHVILLE COUNCIL No. 544 TWELVE REASONS WHY YOU OUGHT TO BE A KNIGHT OF COLUMBUS As a practical Catholic you know the need of Catholic Action for God and Country. Membership in the Knights of Columbus is an asset to your religion, family and yourself. lt is good to associate in fraternal fellowship in an organization that has a proved and tested pro- gram of Catholic Activity. Doing Things. The Lay Apostolate of organized Catholic manhood is the crying need of today and the necessity of tomorrow. lt Calls You. Membership is an aid in spiritual, mental and physical growth. lt Builds, lt is a protection guard and guarantee for yourself and if married your wife and children. lt gives you contact, association and companionship with leaders and successful men in all pro- fessions and walks of life. Gives You Opportunities, Your membership is an example of Service, Aid and Encouragement for your own boys and for other boys. To know and love your neighbor you must meet with him in the sincere cooperation of Friendship, Fraternity and Faith. Membership in the Knights of Columbus is a sound investment that will bring you real dividends in personality, character and success. Pays actual dividends. Membership in the Knights of Columbus gives the urge to think, will and work forthe cause so dear to our Holy Father: to restore all things in Christ. You cannot live by bread alone. Congratulations to Om' Next Boosters THE FATHER RYAN BUUSTEH CLUB HILL IIIIIIII IILEIIEII' A II LIIU IIIIY OfTice Gnd Plonf I6fh ond Division if CLEANERS LAUNDRY Branches: 2207 2Isf Ave., So. 22I5 Ellisfon Place iff IT .3 I ,Q .ffWf - ff? 'S N 1 U 'I ,jf i rj 4- -i 5-.X .YQ ,Q-: E , S I HL Iii X S. ' :'J, !zif 'ap-Il: I - . '- '5'-fqf111,f2af--aff E ' I L '-'-f'4- lm 576. fl QB 1 gg M1165 E -.,: lrigf'-,:1 1?'5-1-2, 1 , L. ' ff'- X , SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS REQUIRE CO-OPERATION AND INTELLIGENT PERSONAL SERVICE 2 L CHRIST THE KING UHURUH 3001 Belmonf Blvd. Nashville, Tenn. 9563 i i CQQEU Where Qualify Ezfuufs Officially Inspected HALTZ HHUS. PAUKING UU. 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EVANS-HAILEY COMPANY Incorporated Plumbing 8. Heating Contractors Fine Plumbing, Hot Water, Steam, Vapor 8. Vacuum Heating Systems Automatic Sprinkler Systems Nashville 4, Tennessee Compliments of Q IJ RELIGION CLASSES 1-11-111 RELIGION CLASSES 2-22-222 RELIGION CLASS 33 RELIGION CLASS 44 NASHVILLE SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. Charge Accounts Invited WILSON QUICK PHARMACIES Prescription Specialists County-wide Free Delivery 6 Stores to Serve You Best Wishes From THE PANTHER STAFF Compliments of RELIGION 3 pr T Compliments of DENTAL EQUIPMENT SALES 8: SERVICE CO. Q Greetings from RELIGION 4A The Class of the Common Good Compliments of ARCHWAY LIQUOR STORE Building Specialists Sales-Contractors-Erection CRAWFORD SALES COMPANY l8lO Broad Street CHapel2-5312 Nashville 4, Tennessee A SERVICE ORGANIZATION COMPLIMENTS OF THE UIVIA ' AUXILIARY UF FATHER RYA HIGH IIHUUL CQLQQ O F F l C E R S MRS. W. D. HOPPE ..... .... P resident MRS. OWEN F. CAMPION .... ..... V ice-President MRS. JAMES J. BYRNE. . . . .... Treasurer MRS. R. W. MCCAFFREY. . . . ..... Recording Secretory MRS. GEORGE SElBERT ..... .... C orresponding Secretary GLQWEU The obiect of the Auxiliary is to bring the Home ond School into closer relationship ond that parents shczll meet for conference and corporation in matters of interest to the school. PS9 K Q68 NASHVILLE'S NEWEST DOWNTOWN AND MOST CONVENIENTLY LOCATED PARKING LOT 'IULA E PIIIIIII IILIIT EIGHTH AVENUE AND CHURCH STREET A DIVISION OF CENTRAL PARKING SYSTEM HOME OWNED AND HOME OPERATED YOUR PATRONAGE IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED MONROE CARELL ROY J. DENNIS CQ Q 49 Q50 N MEMORY OF ,JERRY HAI-II CLASS OF '57 Q53 C-L56 PONSCR Mrs. Frank A. Adams Frank A. Adams Frank H. Adams Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Ayers Father William S. Bevington Jim Brown Mrs. Stella Brown Mr. Robert F. Bruckier Miss Margaret Byrne Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Byrne Owen F. Campion Carlisle Drug Company Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cosmon Louise Corsey Sylvia Coursey Father Allan J. Cunningham Henry M. Davis Father William F. Davis Poppy Davis Barber Shop Ann Dixon Percy Dovetlnsils Mr. and Mrs. Charles DuBois Annette DuBois Robert L. Ducklo Father J. E. Eiselein C. L. Flynn Three Friends Capt. J. E. Fuller Mrs. Alice Gentry Mary Ann Graves Shirley Hall Mrs. R. P. Hardin Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Harnett Father James R. Hitchcock QQ?-D Howard H. HoFtman Father Robert J. Hofstetter Father J. J. Julius Joe Katy Barbara Kincaid Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Lawre Mrs. Edward M. Lewis Mr. and Lrs. Matthew Lynch Father Pat and Tom Lynch Mrs. Angela Mason Jimmy Morrisey Father James Morrison Mr. and Mrs. H. H. McCurdy Mrs. John McRedmond Father James D. Niedergases Father Angelo J. Nobile Mr. and Mrs. Paul Raymer Mrs. C. H. Reese, Jr. Mr. C. H. Reese, Jr. Charles H. Reese, lll Father Joseph Reilly Mrs. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Rogers Theresa Rogers Will Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rotella Helen Rotella St. Lawrence Parish Father Leo Seiner The Sixty-Nine Club Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Sutherland Glenn Weakley Angela Welker Father James S. Zralek DCE ---35 Aaron, jackie-- - Abel, joseph-- 3 - 3 3 3 Acknowledgments 3 Activities .,,, - - Adams, Frank Adams, Mike - Adams, VVesley 3 Advertisements -3 33 Anderson, William 3 - -- - Atherton, Mike- , 31 .47 Atherton, VVilliam-- - -3 3 -34 Athletics - Baggott, Norman Baggott, Terry- - - BZ1tSOIl,JOC---, 16.25 ,44 .49 Beasley, Leslie Beatty, W'ayne 31 Beekman, Kenneth 35 .43 Begalla, james Beuerlein, joe 27 Beuerlein, john Beuerlein, Thomas 27 Bevington, Father William l l .43 Holes, Edward 16 Boles, IIIIIOIIIZIS Bowles, john Boyd, Hugh Boykin, Stephen Bransford, Robert , - Breen, Philip 3- 7.16.2-4.49.5052 Butterworth, Robert .,-,, Brown, David Brown, Duane 38,59.63 Brown, VVilliam- - 27 .40 Bruer, Mike - -- - - . Burke, VVilliam 3 3 Burns,John , 3 - Burns, Mike-- 3 Burns, Stanley-V 3 -- Butler, Mrs. Mary- - 3 3 Byrne, james- -3 -- 3 -16,40 Byrne, W'illiam- 3 3 Campbell, VVayne- Campion, Owen F.- Cantrell, VValter- 3 3 Carney, David- 3 3 Carney, Nelson , 3 - Carney, Roger- 3 - Carter, Carlos- 3 3 .3 - Castle, Pat 3333333 7727 31326 Catignani, Mr. Louis 12 .55 .59 Christy, John- 3 - Clark, Edward-- Classes- 3 Clubbs, Donald 92 63 35 71 41 16 31 35 72 35 64 35 53 16 31 67 27 64 48 35 48 35 48 64 25 31 35 35 35 40 66 31 65 48 47 65 35 27 31 12 27 65 27 31 48 31 48 47 48 48 35 65 31 35 13 35 I IIE Coleman, Alan- 3 33 Collins, Eugene Collier, Herman-H Connolly, Matthew-- Connor, Dick- 3333 Connor, Tom 3 - - Coode, Mike 3333 3- Cosmon, James- 3 Cotter, Tom-- 3 Craft, james 3333 3 - Craighead, Carlton Crawford, james3l ,43 .47 .48 Creswell, Robert Crowder, Tom Crowell, Don Cunningham, Father All in 7 35 Dauscha, Frank- 3 Davis, Ivan- Davis, john Davis, Maurice Dearman, Frank De Grella, George Dickman, Paul Divney, Larry Dollarhide, Carl 3 Donnelly, Tommy 3 27 .5 Dooley, Edgar Drake, Frank Drake, Leroy Drennan, joe l Drennan, VVilliam Dubois, Charles- Dubois, Mike-- Ducklo, Robert Easley, james .133 7.59, 5.24.4 Eislein, Father J. 3333 Estes, Horace- -- Faculty - 3 3 3 Fahey, Pat- 3 3 Farbes, Leon- - Ferrell, Edward- 3 Flynn, Jerry- - 3 3 3 Forte, Tony- 3 3 3 Foster, Edward- 3 Frazier, Randv 3333 Freeland, Toniy- 3 Freeman. Charles Freeman, Robert- 3 Freeman, William 3 Frensley, Bob 3333 Frey, VVoody L333 Fulton, Edward-- 60 . 9 31, 31, 777755 31, Fuson, Bob---- 3 3 3 Gabriel, Sister Mary--- 3 - 3 Gaddis, Frank 33 Gaddis, William 3333 3 3 Gallager, XYalter Gardner, Henry- 3 3 Gautsch, Peter--- 3 3 Gentry, Mrs. Alice 3 3 Geist, Joe- 3 3 Gill, Anthony --- 3 -27.49.5960 Glasgow, Frank- 3 34 Goode, Mark -- 3 3 Gouldener, Ed- -- 3 - -3 - Graham, Andrew 3333 3 336 Graham, Carolyn 3333 3 - Graham, Robert- 3 34 Gregory, Sonny- 3 3 Grigolite, Henry 3 Guepe, Arthur 3 36 Gunter, Clarence-- Haglage, jerry Hailey, George-- Halliburton, Frank 32 Hardin, David 28 .40 .45 Hartnett, Mike Hartnett, William- Heimbach, Lawrence Heins, Raymond 33 26.28,45,47,49 Hempel, Fritz Hill, Fletcher Hill, Jackie- Hiller, Danny3 - Hitchcock, Father james 3 10 Hite, Bill- -3 Hoffman, Mr. William Hofstetter, Oscar- 3 3 Hofstetter, Father Robert 12 Holden, john Hollands, King Holloran, Cliff Holmes, Mike Holmes, Tim 3 33 Holzapfel, Everett 333333 --30,32 .47 .57 ,59 Hooper, Wesley 3333 3 3 -. 3 Hoppe, james 33333 3, 3 Horton, Charles--V 3 Hudson, Bill 3333 28.59,6O Hunley, Lawrence- - - 1 - - - Hunt, Skipper ----- - - Itin, jerry --3---- jackson, jackie ---- jameson, Clark ---- Jarvis, james ------ - - John, Sister Mary ------- johnson, Roy-- - - - - -32 Johnson, Shelton - ---- 7,l9,25,43,46,47 jones, Joseph- - - - - - - - Jones, William77 7 jordan, james ,, Julius, Father joseph 7 Karabasz, Vic 777777728,40,46,59 Kayfes, Ern llll 7 Keating, Richard77 Kerrigan, Lawrence 7 7 Kincaid, Barbara77 King, Edward7 7 77 7 Kirkpatrick, Billy7 Kirkpatrick, Gerald7 7 Kleiser, james7 730 Knoch, Horace ..., Kohl, john .eeeee 7 ,32 ,6O 47 32 McDermott, Mike7777 7 7 7 McHugh, jimmy e,e,e 726 McKenney, james eec, 7 77 McKenzie, john 7 77 7 7 7 McLaughlin, Roger ...c 32 McManus, Steve7 7 77 McRedmond, Edward7 7 7 Nettles, George 7 7 7 Neuhoff, George 7 Nicholson, Mike 7 7 721 ,24, Niedergeses, Father james7 N obile, Father Angelo 7777777777 eeee 777ll Nolan, Dan ,e,e,e,,e Noll, Bertram e,ee,e, Sapp, Joe 7 77 Kuhlman, David 77777 7 ,ZO ,43 ,46 ,47 ,49 Kuhlman, William 7 ,20 ,24 ,25 ,43 ,46 ,47 ,SO Lambert, Ed777 7720 ,48 ,49 Lambert, Robert ccee ,,cc Lambertz, Jerry epee, 7 7 7 7 Lancaster, Alan 7 ,e,eee,ec 77 ,20 ,24 ,46 Lane, Robert .,.,..ee,e, Langdon, Pat ,,eee ee,e 2 8 Lawless, Robert ,,,, eeeee Lethert, Ed ,,.,,, 7 7 7 732 Lethert, Robert .,e2,e 7 37 Lewis, Adrian ..e. 7 720,49 Lewis, Tupper7 7 7 7 7 7 Lisle, Richard77730 ,32 ,59 Lubin, Marvin77 77 7 Lukin, Thomas ,,,e 7 37 Lynch, Gene7777 7 7 7 77 Lynch, Kendall 7 7 7 28 Madison, Arthur 77 7 7 Malone, Thomas 7 Mallory, Lawrence 7 7 Martin, Fred7 7 7 7 7 Martin, John T. e,ee 77 7 Martin, John E. 7 ..., 7772l,25,50,59,6l Mattox, David77777 7 7 7 77 Mitchell, Tommy 7777 Monohan, Donny 7777 7 7 7 Montoya, Gonzalo 7... 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