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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

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Q1.1.,Q.1nIlhw Q -NR ,,' ..:fQQiI:I1I11:.. x,'f3'f E 1:21211- 1:2:3:5: 5 :3fifZf13 i1f1Q:Qi:. 6 ' I 'Iles :ln f 'A ,if 9 f--v, C3 C1 t 1' naqfx sh- --fA- f - X' X Seated, left to right: Panther staff includes: Father Joseph Julius, moderator, George Reese, business manager, James Kleiser, editor-in-chief. Standing, left to right: Everett Holzapfel, Charles Strong, Mike Connor, Ronnie Vanderpool, Tommy Worth, Frank Rotella, associate editor, James Pugh, Paul Kuhn, Nick Varallo, associate editor, Bobby Ducklo, associate editor, Charles Sutherland, Thomas Malone, associate editor, and Roger Mclaughlin, associate editor. Staff JAMES kLEusER. , . ,E ,gj,,,,.,n.g,,,e, ROBERT DUCKLO. .. ,q,.,,,U,e EWG, Nick VARALLO .r.. ,A,m,O,e EMO, FRANK ROTELLAE , . , , ,Aimee gm, ROGER MELAUGHLIN. . . 4.-Agggggfe Edggr THoMAs MALONE. . A , ,,q53,,Oie Em, GEORGE REESE r..r , ,BEE lAVlCf7CIQ5-f FATHER JOSEPH JULIUS, . . U,-V,3,w.f, 'Q J ONXIK Ffh!-Q, NN W PW' ln the death of our Holy Father Pope Pius XII, the world has lost its finest leader. He died at the summit of his greatness, recognized as a living saint no less by the love and devotion of the free world than by the cold fury and the unappeasable hatred of the Kremlin. ln every crisis the Holy Ghost has produced a PontiPf equal to the need: Leo the Great turned back the Huns, Hildebrand met the medieval challenge to the Divine authority of Christ's Church, St. Pius V threw back the lvloslems and reformed the Church within. Pope Pius Xll assumed the authority of St. Peter at a time when the people of God were being plagued by Fascism on the one side and Communism on the other. lt was his aim not only to strengthen and defend the breastworks of Christendom against the mounting tide of atheism, but to buttress the Church from within by making more available the means of sacramental grace. Kindled by the spirit of God, he focused the attention of the Faithful on the inestimable riches of the Mass and the Eucharist. ln this time of world-wide emergency, he saw that the Christian can be nerved to martyrdom only by participating in the Holy Sacrifice and receiving the Bread of Angels. Thus it was that he relaxed the rules of the Eucharistic fast, so that Christian workers might receive Holy Communion at practically any hour of the day. He allowed priests permission to offer the Mass in the afternoon and evening as well as the usual morning hours. He gave us the sacraments in English and permitted pastors to confirm where there was real need. We have his last instructions written shortly before his death, exhorting all pastors to draw their con- gregations still closer to the Mass and teaching them how this might be clone. One of the most brilliant men in the world, Pope Pius Xll was the intellectual peer of any man who ever called on him. He spoke l.atin, Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, English, Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic. He held Doctorates in Theology, Philosophy, Canon Law and Civil Law. ln one notable address before the Pontihcal Academy of Science in February, l943, the Holy Father predicted the develop- ment of atomic energy, discussing at the same time the disintegration of uranium when bombarded by intra- neutrons. His generosity almost staggered the mind. One-third of the flour brought into Rome during the Nazi occupation was supplied by the Holy Father. His kitchen served hot soup to 200,000 people a day. At Castel Gandolfo during the war he sheltered l5,000 people, most of them women and children, A newspaper correspondent, appraising him with all the worldly canniness of his trade, once wrote that Eugenio Pacelli has the sublime greatness of a mortified almost transparent body, which seems to serve only as the cover of his soul. No other Pontiff in history me.t so many millions of pilgrims in Rome. Far from being bored or exhausted by these taxing audiences, he seemed to enioy them, to take a personal interest in each individual. While we clo not begrudge him the reward, the eternal peace into which he has entered, we shall miss this paternal Pontiff with the keen mind and kindly disposition. We shall ask our dear Lord to have mercy on his human failings, whatever they may have been, and to always raise up as great a successor as he was to the Church. T-'23 qs! Sf xx-va I, X xy, mf? Eva it it LQQRHQ-'flli'll 1 O OFFICE OF THE BISHOP 1'-trxxxg 1 .1 L' A M 1 A s 'F ,-vu 'Giver W 11-5 4 Q'-K. xirfzvygd V5-. x DIOCESE OF NASHVILLE 42l CHARLOTTE AVENUE NASHVILLE 3, TENNESSEE MY DEAR GRADUATES, The chief obiective ot your Alma Mater during these formative years ot your lite, has been to teach you real wisdom. So in the years ahead, as the Wise Man urges, Let wisdom be your quest, keep her at your side-your guardian, cherish herfyour preserverf' Here lies the road to wisdom, here is the path that will lead you straight to the goal. Hold fast by the ingtrug- tions you have received, and never let it go, guard it as you would your lite. f See how the path ot the just grows ever brighter, like the light of dawn opening out into full day.hLive as the Lord would have you live, and He will make even your enemies your well-wishersf' l can only add a fervent Amen to the exhortation ot Gods Prophet, and my Hrm conviction that, by continuing to walk securely in the path ot wisdom, as it has been pointed out to you here at Father Ryan, you will best honor your Alma Mater, and best express your Thank You to your parents and teachers and benetactors. Sincere congratulationsl WlLLlAM L. ADRIAN, DD., Bishop of Nashville V 'nf' J- Qnll, E X 1. W H p qzziltvr igzm High Snltuul 2300 Eiusroisi PLACE iXlASHVlLlE 5, TENNESSEE MY DEAR SENIORS: As each class graduates through the successive years, it is interesting to note the impression or mark that it leaves with the school, For, strange as it may seem, each class forms a real, distinct part of the whole that makes up the student body, Each class has its own distinctive spirit and ability, as you yourselves have shown through these past four years. But it is even more interesting to speculate of the future and wonder what mark or impression the class of 1959 will make upon the world around it. As it reaches maturity, what mark will it make upon the Church and the com- munity? How will it put into practice those principles instilled in the members by their Catholic education? How will it use the knowledge imparted to it by its teachers? God alone knows that future. But it is the earnest wish of the faculty, as we bid you God speed on June 4th, that each of you will follow that path pointed out to you by Divine Providence and that you will follow it success- fully to its conclusion, Heaven itself. Sincerely in Christ, FATHER JAMES R. HlTCl-COCK Principal FATHER JOSEPH W. JULIUS Biology, Chemistry, Physics A.B., St. Ambrose College, Davenport, la., Kenrick Seminary, St. Louis, Mo., Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C., M.A., Notre Dame University, Notre Dame, Ind., Case Institute of Technology, Cleveland Ohio. FATHER ANGELO J. NOBILE English l, Religion lll St. George Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio, A.B., St. Ambrose College, Davenport, la., St. Meinrad's Abbey, St. Meinrad, Ind., S.T.B., S.T.L., St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, Md., Advanced Studies, Notre Dame University, Notre Dame, Ind. FATHER ALLAN J. CUNNINGHAM English lll, Religion ll A.B., St. Ambrose College, Davenport, la., St. Louis University, St. Louis, Mo.g St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, Md., M.A., Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn. FATHER ALEX L. MAXWELL Latin, Business Mathematics, Medieval History, Religion l A.B., St. Ambrose College, Davenport, lo.g St, Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, Md. FATHER JAMES S. ZRALEK American History, Ancient History, Religion ll Loyola University, Chicago, lll., AB., St. Ambrose College, Daven- port, la.p S.T.B., St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, Md., Notre Dame University, Notre Dame, Ind., Advanced Studies, Notre Dame Uni- versity, Notre Dame, Ind. FATHER WILLIAM J. FLEMING Ancient History, Life Science, Religion ll A.B., St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Ia., M.A., Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C. FATHER EDWARD C. ARNOLD Latin l Bt ll, Religion ll B.S., Memphis State College, Memphis, Tenn., A.B., St. Ambrose College, Davenport, la., S.T.B., Gregorian University in Rome. SISTER MARY GABRIEL, R.S.M. French, Librarian A.B., St. Elizabeth's College, Convent Station, N. J., M.A., Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn. MRS. ALICE GENTRY Registrar 'LW 95365 E . 'FR fx' lit K J 4,4- 'Piww 35, gen 5,-,,,,. 1..- 1- K aa fb, , qua rs. nu... .A I A P I , V 'Fil :Ox .flu I WX nlF ' I 'iw FATHER JAMES D. NIEDERGESES Latin I Bi IV, Mechanical Drawing, Religion IV ,MQ St. Bernard College, St. Bernard, Ala., A.B., St. Ambrose College, r ,T ' . -vi Ji 3--s when All-5, 151 'L Davenport, la., St. Mary's Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio, Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn. FATHER LEO C. SIENER Civics, Economics, Sociology, Religion IV St. Charles College, Catonsville, Md., A.B., S.T.B., S.T.L., St. Marys, Seminary, Baltimore, Md., M.A., Catholic University of America' Washington, D. C. FATHER J. EUGENE EISELEIN Spanish I 81 ll, Religion I A.B., St. Ambrose College, Davenport, la., M.A., Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C., Mexico City College, Mexico City, D.F., Mexico. FATHER ROBERT J. HOFSTETTER Algebra, Geometry, Religion Ill A.B., Notre Dame University, Notre Dame, Ind., Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C., Advanced Studies, Notre Dame University, Notre Dame, Ind. FATHER JOSEPH L. REILLY Fundamental Math, Physical Science, Algebra, General Math, Religion I A.B., St. Ambrose College, Davenport, la., St. Bernard College, St. Bernard, Ala. FATHER THOMAS J. LYNCH English I 81 IV, Religion Ill St. Charles College, Catonsville, Md., AB., S.T.B., STL., St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, Md., M.A., Notre Dame University, Notre Dame, lnd. SISTER MARY JOHN, R.S.M. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Sacristan A.B., Nazareth College, Louisville, Ky., MS, Marquette University Milwaukee, Wis., Purdue University, Lafayette, lnd. MR. LOUIS J. CATIGNANI Geography, Head Athletic Coach, Physical Education B.S., Austin Peay State College, Clarksville, Tenn., M.A., Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn. MR. HOWARD DUNN DERRlCK, JR. American History, Typing I A.A., St. Bernard College, St. Bernard, Ala., BS., Middle Tennessee State College, Murfreesboro, Tenn., M.A., George Peabody Col- lege, Nashville, Tenn. 1. Seniors -A, A 1' TI EVERETT BERNARD HOLZAPFEL, JR. The Panther 4, Key Club 3, 4, President 4, C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Stoa 2, 3, 4, Class President l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Football B l, Varsity 2, 3, 4,A Co-Captain 4, Basketball B l, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, R Club 4, Smokey Mountain Tour 2, St. Pius X Award 3, CLASS MEDALS, Ancient History l, latin l, 2, 3, SENIOR SUPERLATWE, Best All Around. Christ the King Parish FRANK JOSEPH ROTELLA, JR. Journalism Club 40 The Panther 4, Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Purple Masque Club 3, 4, C.S.M.C, l, 2, 3, 4, Vice,President 4, Stoa 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer l, Class Secretary 2, 4, Student Council l, 2, R Club 4, Smokey Mountain Tour, Delegate to Key Club Convention 3, lieutenant-Governor of Division I4 Key Clubs 4, SENlOR SUPERlATlVE, Most Studious. St, Ann'S Parish 4P ' Midi' Y GEORGE MllTON REESE Journalism Club 4, The Panther 4, The literary Quarterly 4, Key Club 3, 4, Purple Masque Club 3, 4, C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice- President 4, Football B l, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Track 4, R Club 4, All-AAA '57, All City '58, SENIOR SUPERLATIVE, Most Popular. Cathedral ofthe Incarnation Parish THOMAS DAVlD BOLES C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4. St. Henry's Parish CHARLES MICHAEL ADAMS Purple Masque Club 3, 4, C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4g Cheerleade s 3 Base Assumption Parish TERRY JOHN BAGOOTT Holy Rosary Parish HAROLD WAYNE BEATY Journalism Club 3 4, The Literary Quarterly 3, 4, The Mauna 2 3 4 C SM C l 2 3 4 Foolball B l, Baseball l, 2, 3 4 Purple Masque Holy Name Parish DAVID MILTON BROWN MC l 2 3 4, Rifle Club 4, Track 2g Purple Masq e Club CLASS MEDAL Geography 2. St. Henry's Parish WALTER JAY CANTRELL Sl. Edward's Parish CARLOS LEE CARTER ST. Joseph's Parish THOMAS EARL CECIL 234 Holy Rosary Parish JOHN THOMAS CHRISTY Sr, Joseph's Parish ROBERT LINCOLN CRAIOHEAD C,S.M.C. I, Q, 3, 4. Sf. Vincent de Paul Parish JAMES MICHAEL CRAWFORD C.S.M.C, 1,2 3, 4, President 4, News of the Day 3, Radio Club I, Purple Masque CIub 3, 4, Photography Club I, Band I, 2, 3, Christ the King Porish ROBERT JAMES CRESVVELL Q it Q C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4. Holy Rosary Parish F9 I GEORGE JOSEPH DeGRELLA C SM C. I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, R Ciub 4. SI. Joseph's Parish W QS' LAWRENCE ANTHONY DIVNEY C.S.M.C, I, 2, 3, 4. ,ffm St. Pius X's Parish CARL DOLLARHIDE, III C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4. 6' 6, CHARLES JOSEPH DUBOIS , ,' C.5.M.c. 1, 2, 3, 4, Foofbqii vwaiy 3, 4, BaskefbaII yofsaiy 3, 4, Boskerbail B I, 2, BosebaII I, 2, 3, 4, Bock of Week, October , Q.-v 30, iss, MRM CIub 4. il -i, Christ the King Parish JAMES MICHAEL DUBOIS C,S,M,C I, 2, 3, 4, Fooiboil Varsity 4g B I, 2, 3, GOII I, 2, 3, 4, Trotk 2 'R CIULJ SENIOR SUPERLATIVE: Wiiiiesi. Chris' 'he King Parish r. 3 5 i 1 Quai' ROBERT LOUlS DUCKLO Journalism Club 2, 3, 4, The Literary Quarterly 3, 4, The Mofna 2, 3, 4, The Panther 4, Key Club 3, 4, Purple Masque Club 3, 4, C,S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Desales Club 3, Debate Team l, Student Council 2 Football Varsity 3, 4, B 2, Track T, 2, 3, 4, R Club 4, President oi Ryan Chapter. Christ the King Parish EDVVARD DEAN EERRELL C.S.M.C. T, 2, 3, 4, CLASS MEDALS, Social Studies 2, Business Mathematics 2 Holy Name Parish EBSQ 'L-rj dun--A JOSEPH JEROME FLYNN c.s.M.c. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football versity 4, B 2, 3. Christ the King Parish elf 'gs Gs' HARVLLL ANTHONY FREELAND, JR. Transfer student from Hillsboro High School alter Freshman Year, C.S.M.C, 2, 3, 4, St. Henry's Parish ROBERT FRANK FUSON Key Club 3, 4, C.S,M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Football Varsity Manager 2, 3, 4, Basketball Varsity Manager 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, SENLOR SUPER- LATIVE: Best School Spirit, Christ the King Parish PETER GAUTSCH Transfer student from Salzburger Realgymnasium, Salzburg, Austria. C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4, Stoa 2, 3, CLASS MEDAL, Spanish 3. Cathedral of the Incarnation Parish HENRY JAMES ORIOOUTE C,S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3. Cathedral oi the Incarnation Parish FRANK JAMES HALLIBURTON C.S,M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Class l, Cheerleaders l, 2, 3, 4, Football Varsity 3, 4, B l, Basketball Varsity 2, 3, 4, Captain, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Captain, R Club 4, Football-All City, '58, Football All AAA '58, Basketball Third Team All City '59, Basketball K. C. All Tournament Team, Third Place State Decathlan, SENIOR SU- PERLATIVE, Most Athletic. Cathedral ofthe incarnation Parish if , Q37 vb C'T ' 'fi WILLIAM MORRIS HARTNETT, JR. The Moina 3, 4, Purple Masque Club 3, 4, C.S,M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Debate Team 3, Band 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4. 1 Cathedral ol the Incarnation Parish WILLIAM CONNELLY l'llTE Key Club 3, 4, Purple Masque Club 3, 4, C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- R Clu Christ the King Parish OSCAR BERNARD HOFSTETTER, JR. The Literary Quarterly 3, C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Stamp Club 2, Christ the King Parish 1' 50 1 T C' JOHN PAUL HOLDEN Purple Masque Club 3 C.S.M.C. l 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3 Track l, 2, R Club 4, SENIOR SIJPERLATIVE1 Best Dressed. Christ the King Parish 4 C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Football Varsity 2, 3, B 2, Track l, R Club 4. if fl LL:-v' TIMOTHY JOSEPH HOLMES Christ the King Parish WESLEY JOSEPH HOOPER mi C.S,M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Christ the King Parish 4 1 XAVIER NESTOR ICAZA Transfer student from Emmerson Institute, Washington, D. C., C.5.- M.C. 4. Cathedral ofthe Incarnation Parish ROY FOSTER JOHNSON, JR. CSM C. I, 2, 3, 4, Footba ar y , , R Club 4 St, Lawrence s Parish nfl JOSEPH LEONARD JONES CSMC I 2 3 4 St. .loseph's Parish 46 WILLIAM FRANKLIN KIRKPATRICK C.S.IVl,C, I, 2, 3, 4, R Club 4. Christ the King Parish JAMES ANTHONY KLEISER, JR. Journalism Club 3, 4, The Moina 3, The Panther 4, Editor, Key Club 3, 4, C.S,lVl,C. I, 2, 3, 4, DeSales Club 3, Stoa 2, 3, Vice- President I, Vice-President 2, Secretary 3, Student Council 2, 3, Basketball B 2, 3, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Navy Buddy Cruise 3, President Mu Alpha Theta 4, R Club 4. Christ the King Parish ROBERT HENRY LANE C,S.M.C. I, 2, 3 Band 2, 3. St. Joseph's Parish RICHARD PATRICK LISLE Key Club 3, 4, C,S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Fire Patrol 3, Treasurer 2, Treasurer 3, Student Council 2, 3, Football Varsity 2, 3, 4, B I, Track I, 2, ' N 3, HR Club 4, Basketball Varsity 2, 3, UBI' 1. WJ-P I -'buf' Christ the King Parish 5- .nhfx 'r:-5 ' ROBERT BROWNLEE IVICCABE C.S.lVl.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Stamp Club 2. Holy Name Parish WALTER WARREN MCOEHEE C.S.M.C. 4, Transfer student frorn Williams High School, Mont- . gornery, Alabama. T St. Edward's Parish ROGER LYNN IVICLAUOHLIN The Panther 4, Key Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, C,S.Nl.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Stoa 2, 3, 4, Football B I, 2, R Club 4, CLASS MEDAL, English I, Math Club 4, Secretary. Christ the King Parish 'ra-.. QS, ii idl- f iggio x 4 . THOMAS HENRY MALONE The Moina 3- The Panther 4, C,S,M,C, 2, 3, 4, St. Ann s Parish JOHN RICHARD MARTIN C.S.M.C. 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Immaculate Conception Parish WILLIAM DONOHUE MONOHAN, Ill Purple Masque Club 4, C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Football Varsity 4, B 17, 3: R Club 4. St, Ann's Parish JOSEPH NORBERT MUSCHLER, IR. CSM C, l, 2, 3, 4, Bond l, 2, Football Varsity 3, HB 2, R Club 4. St, Patriclcs Parish WILSON DURHAM MYERS, Ill Purple Mosque Club 3, 4, C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Football Varsity 3, 4, B l, 2, Track 3, 4, R Club 4, CLASS MEDAL: Band 2, Cathedral of the Incarnation Parish GEORGE OOILVIE NETTLES C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Stamp Club 2, CLASS MEDAL: Typing 3 Holy Name Parish DANIEL LYNCH NOLAN, JR. Key Club 3, 4: C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Football B 2, R Club 4, Secretary 4. St. Edwards Parish MICHAEL EUGENE NOURSE Purple Mosque Club 3, 4, C,S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Football B 2, Bas- ketball B 2, Tennis 2, 3, Track 2, R Club 4, CLASS MEDAL Mechanical Drawing l. Christ the King Parish lo F 1 G? 'C 9 C... GEORGE ADAM PRICKETT C,S,M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club I, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Tennis I. Christ the King Parish JAMES LEE PUGH The Panther 4, Purple Masque Club 3, 4, C.5.M,C, I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, R Club 4, CLASS MEDALS, General Science 2, General Mathematics 2, St. Patricks Parish DONALD LEE RAY C.S,M,C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Fire Patrol 2, 3, Track I, CLASS MEDALS: Geography I, Modern History 3, Economics 3. Christ the King Parish RICHARD GAETANO ROSA, III Purple Masque Club 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, B I, Track 2, 3, 4, R Club 4, SENIOR SUPERLATIVEf Most Handsome. St. Eclwarcl's Parish DARRYLE GLOVER RUCKER 5 6..- Q-up , 1' CsMc1234RQd.aclub2B0nd3 1' Q' Cathedral Of the Incarnation Parish CHARLES JAMES STRONG The Panther 4, Key Club 3, 4, Purple Masque Club 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, UR Club 4, Christ the Krng Parish JOHN HARDEMAN SULLIVAN C,S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Football Varsity 3, 4, B I, Basketball B 2 Track 2, 3, 4, All City All AAA. Holy Name Parish WILLIAM RICHARD SULLIVAN Purple Masque Club 3, 4, C,S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Varsitr, 2 3 4, B I- Track 3- R Club 4 St. Joseph s Parish Y:- 55 sf:-' V217 Ov-Q in-D4 -. X 'str' VN N CHARLES WILLIAM SUTHERLAND Journalism Club 4, The Panther 4, Key Club 3, 4, Purple Masque Club 3, C,S,M,C. l, 2, 3, 4, Fire Patrol l, 2, 3, News ot the Day 4, Staa 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Student Council 2, Football Varsity 2, 3, 4, B l, Basketball Varsity l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, R Club 4, CLASS MEDALSf Algebra l, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Biology 2, Religion l, 2, 3, English 2, SENIOR SUPERLATIVE, Most Likely to Succeed. Cathedral of the Incarnation Parish SAM RANDALL THOMPSGN C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Fire Patrol 2, 3, Stamp Club 2, 3, R Club 4. Holy Name Parish NICHOLAS FRANK VARALLO Journalism Club 4, The Panther 4, Key Club 3, 4, Purple Masque Club 3, 4, C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Debate Team l, 2, 3, News ofthe Day 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, R Club President 4. St. Henry's Parish MATTHEW WALKER, JR. C SMC, l, 2, 3, 4, CLASS MEDAL, General Science 3. ALBERT WEBER, III Key Club 3, 4, C,S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Stoa 2, 3, St, Josephs Parish JERRY l-IARLIN ZIMMERLEE C,S.M.C, l, 2, 3, 4, Football B l. St. Lawrence's Parish 3-'KK or-.' X vi-'Y kv 1l1't 7 ri -...Tm ..... pi x 'ft X v 731-1- .J A ' u. 315' M E Top Marks Salutatorian Everett Holzaptel and Valedlctorian Charles Sutherland turn through the pages ot the ency- clopedia. Everett and Charles received these honored positions tor the most onrgrgndmg gghglgggc Wgfk in their class over the four years. l9 ..' ...-.,-, , .......,,.,--.. ....................... .-..,.,- -V-v -- W L -4 4 . - V 1' A I 1 , 'ju 31 ' . , T - I .ij 5' ' . .' fa - I ,VA , , . Q N V -B B. viii is V-1 4 X-1 fx . , 4 , V 1' -- . Q'-JV 754' nu I ,K r LNB' 4 J V , 1' '-'-HZV5: . - .,,. ., - -,bl , L..- ffzgeffgipyifgli-f:'4' ' f': ,M V , -qw! ,.,1 : ,,'.L , li. 3.:.g!.-::,.h.. . . .. n ,is-,A Y .L :,--..,,4.gf A- j'. -' -J+'?:g!q'.if'1-fag?.'Z-, Q , ' ,V-f '. 4 ,r i- '- ' ethagxligiak W ' ' ' - ' '-5. 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V6 A Q J s All u .qu 1 N I vb' ' 'Ja B B 1 ,. F if ,. ,. L1 M -5, I .,.,. ' ' ':v. of-5 : .. I ' he ff -'inf - , A Luk 4-rl E'M l 'i 'J . 'V V xyz ,. B .ohtl 5 QAIKIXA11- , ' 'i -43 , BEST DRESSED BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Johnny Holdem Bob Fuson 20 Senior B Buddy DuBois K' ' ,' fr in f fi 'ff' X 4 ll Q. 9 JW! V ' ll . A A 1 ' Wbg l ,er 3 - 'Ml ll 'sl ll W . 4 5 ll lun' .4 , ri All.-AROUND l-losey lflolzaplwel 'nl J I '-AX 1:45 ff 'w1: ,N- M E' MOST STUDIOUS MOST ATHLETIC Frank Rolella Frank Halliburton Q' X - - f .4 '- : ,. .. ' N 71. - ' X '. . -A ' h , LJ fx .. ll ., K ' 'A 'T T lf' ' -1,-hz, . . -'vi l N 9 wt H . .rf f. 1. . ' , , 9 - T , ,,,4 13: ,L 5 'N , .ra f- 'Ir. X 'Y fy r 1,1 1 ' ' ' MQSTTLTTTKELY TO SUCCEEE MQST HANDSQAAE Charles Sutherland Qgcgqord R550 Superlatives , .434 l juniors 22 4 'H' Q JUFNUOR CLASS OFFICERS L fo I? Aff Guepe, rreasurerg Ray Pruerr, vice-presidenfg Father Angelo J. Nobile, moderarorp Frank Glasgow, president, and Frank Spence, secretory. :n ili- -1-li' JACKIE AARON WILLIAM ANDERSON KENNETH BECKMAN JAMES BEGALLA JOHN BEUERLEIN HUGH BOYD DUANE BROWN PATRICK CASTLE EDWARD CLARK DONALD CLUBBS LEROY COLE MATTHEW CONNOLLY THOMAS CONNOR JAMES COSMAN ROBERT CRAMER FRANK DAUSCHA IVAN DAVIS MAURICE DAVIS FRANK DEARMAN WILLIAM DRENNAN LEON FARBES EDWARD FOSTER RANDLE FRAZER EDDIE FULTON OSCAR GALLAGHER FRANK GLASGOW MARK GOODE CHARLES GRAHAM ROBERT GRAHAM ARTHUR GUEPE GEORGE HAILEY MICHAEL HARTNETT FRITZ HEMPEL GILBERT I-IENSLEY CLIFFORD HOLLORAN JIMMY HOPPE CLARK JAMESON JAMES JARVIS JAMES JOHNSON PHILIP KEHOE 23 ..w .- -mg ' 1 ' 'J F'.s PVS-, L fm f...- .Ay 'wr' lug INN, I , ' 1 'CI I-T' ' -'-- IU '74 f pf If , Sk , w Q4 4 ' I 1 ,gk I T .I , M:-.c.-1 ,ea 1 ,Q t., 1 , hi? I , a.. K ' x Q 1 Y A2 I X J I fm - . J 1.1. I I 2 'U f 1 1 1 fffm lp , 12 Iv Tbwff -35 'S' ,.,. I I-oil' 'Q 5 is WRT fl if 'g ,, f,r 'T I. r L 'Sill W an 9 0 ' Q Q' I -G Fr I I . 'Q I- 'M -Q ' -3 u Sa, Lg ,,ff1, nil , I I f, I F3 I ' ' I I 2' ,SI , 3-eg I I f L. I Q Sm ffg . JI .ii I 'I I A 1 I N I 7 r':' 63 3 y K' M 'I ,4 2 ' L L' 1 'P' , I ' 'rf ,., 43 f-v I I sc 'B If I I, R X .I ' ax I I . NA , . Q f 3 61 ' , I gi.. I ' - I f4 I I ' X I II .4 1 f-- - Q STAT ' w -7 ' 3 - as . 1 I 2 - '4 'Q X X FA ' f XX . ' ' A 2 ' - , I Il Y fl . ffl , , J , tv ,SET xl J E4 JMJI I l A T A .. 2 ' T ' mx ,U I .2 Q1 9 ' 'Cr ,. ' K ,,., .Ib LARRY KERRIGAN NORMAN KING GERALD KIRKPATRICK ROBERT LAMBERT FRED LIST, JR. TED LOFTIN MARVIN LUBIN THOMAS LUKEN GENE LYNCH ROLANDO MAROUEZ LEO MARTIN MICHAEL MCCAFFREY WILLIAM MCCLJRDY JOHN MCKENZIE JAMES MCKINNEY STEVE MCMANUS EDWARD MCREDMOND JOHN MITCHELL JOHN MORAN ROBERT OSBORNE BERNARD OTTO CHARLES PARRISH RONNIE PERKERSON JEFFREY PHILBIN PALJI PIGLJF RAYMOND PRUETT GLENN SEIGENTHALER JAMES SLOWEY FRANK SPENCE THOMAS STRASSER THOMAS SWINT THOMAS TENBRUNSEL ANTHONY THOMASON TED VAUGHAN JERRY VESTAL DANIEL WALKER HAROLD WAXMAN JAMES WHITE TIMOTHY WHITE 24 Sophomores' J il , , J 7 J SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS L lo I? Tommy Curley, rreasurer, Jackson Whire, preside-nv Father Thomas J. lynch, rnoderarorf John Megan, vice-president and John lfsle, secrefary. I FC fm? Q TL ' fr: 'F' Ia: x Lg 1 A131 , f I Thx' 'Q '? 15,1 CA A I.. J I 1 I T 1 2 ,-.1 .ov gi I 4' I 3 , ' -05 4, 1 I TN . 'I . It .. Jia I .f y K' -:Y S, fri Il' i I 4' I 1,1 Qs .. 5 4? 1' fin '2 Q1 A JS? fi tg,-, -EL fl .. ' f, ,Q ,ol 'xg' -339 --I .J ROBERT ABRAHAM JERRY ANDERSON THOMAS ANDREWS OVIS ARMSTRONG JAMES AUGUSTINE RONALD AUGUSTINE THOMAS BEEHAN WILLIAM BERNARD JOHN BIRMINGHAM WILLIAM BRUCE ROBERT BUMBALOUGH EDDIE BYRNE RICHARD CALVIN JERRY CARNEY HARVEY CARTER GEORGE CATIGNANI WAYNE CLUBBS ALVIN CONNALLY MICHAEL CONNOR JOHN COOKE THOMAS CURLEY THOMAS CURTIS HAROLD DIAZ MICHAEL DISSER JAMES DONNELLY GEORGE DOOLEY MICHAEL FAHEY WILLIAM FLOWERS EDWARD FORD JOHN FOX JOHN FRAZIER JOHN FRIEDLI WIATT FUNK JOHN FURGESS JOHN GARTON JOSEPH GILMORE , MARK GREEN DON'GREENE X Q HOWARD GRIMES 'f T G' I f- THOMAS HAMPEL I, 0 Y ' , Q K 'Y rg 'aw , 26 AAL 'S JL' AT A N l ANDREW HATCHETT JOSEPH HENDRICK JOEL HOLDEN MICHAEL HALLORAN JOHN HOLTER DESMOND HOLZAPFEL TOMMY HOPWOOD HARRY HOSEY THOMAS HOUKE ERLE HUDSON ,SIL 1,25 f fl I I , 'I mf fi? CHARLES HUMMEL 1', '3: TUCKER HURN BUCKY Hussume , f, I PETER JARVIS ALPHONSO JOHNSON RICHARD JOHNSON PAT KENNEDY STEVE KNIGHT JOHN KROUTTER PAUL KUHN BARRY LACOUR THOMAS LINDER JOHN LISLE DENTON MAYO TIMOTHY MCCABE RALPH MCDEARMAN JAMES MCELHINEY MICHAEL MEADOWS GEORGE MENTLER WILLIAM MILLER JOHN MOGAN MARK MORELL THOMAS MRZENA MICHAEL MURPHY CHARLES MYERS PATRICK NOLAN DENIS OSBORNE MIKE PATTON LESLIE PEACH DOUGLAS PERINE 27 .fl 4 , S Q51 I J r' IQ , , I new QR, 1'-Z QM il Ir, - Y 'wi 9' Iia ,WWW ,V 5- - ai K L. :gg -gl su- '- g 4 , I L' J 5 V' I T If-XIII E5 57 'fir 5?rifiga,Lg J f L b . a 2 Ll: 'I I Q I Q' Iv ' vb 'ba- 1 If 1 L 7 fy . ' I J . 1 4 I I. V Y 4-Q. :il I G 040 fs CM l '3 R 7 9 as 7 I 3..3?'II, ,E Tb 1 Q -z ' V '7 :I 'T I X A gf' I-f' Q A - A k A A -' 1 .ff I I I :gifs 42 41-5 QF QF I , A . x I 4--TJ 4' f- o- In 'Y ' I ICT N H 1 'Q ,- 4 4 -1- Q ',,. C4 -7 PRESTON PERKERSON JAMES PETRLJCELLI GEORGE REALE KENNETH ROBERGE NICK ROSE RICHARD SAAD JOSEPH SCARDINA JAMES SCHENK WILLIAM SEIBERT DONALD SHARP CHARLES SIVELY ROBERT SIVELY WINSTON SMITH LOUIS SOCEY ROGER SOVINE TED STOCKO JAMES STONE CHARLES STROBEL PETE SUTHERLAND JAMES SQUIRES THOMAS TARPY RAY WAXMAN JOHN WEBB DENHAM WHITE JACK WHITE THOMAS WIRTH LARRY WISE Freshmen I x-f C--'D FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS L. to RH- Gary Roilheiser, secretoryf Jim Derrick, vice president, Father Joseph Reiii Miller, president. F y, moderotorf Jude lenohon, treasurer, ond Joe ix i .. W,,,.,,. f '- Q.. N I fm 1 W x if, I I J K N IJIII , I in 1 , In-, I ' 'x fit fy. QC Q 3 I . Is Q. 5 Ins! 43 WILLIAM AKINS JAMES APPLEBY HENRY ATWATER JAMES BALDINGER ARTHUR BARRETT JOHN BATSON EDWARD BERRY JOHN BLACK WILLIAM BLANCHARD PAT BOHAN PAT BRUCE BERNARD BUTLER PHILLIP BURNS x PAUL BURNS BRIAN BUTTERWORTH THOMAS CALLAHAN THOMAS CARROLL PATRICK CHAMPLIN JOSEPH COLE TIM COLLINS FRANK COLVERT WILLIAM CROWE LEE CZARNIK DAVID DeGRELLA JAMES DERRICK RONNIE DICKMAN TOM EDMONSON KENNY ELAM ROBERT ELVIN JOSEPH FERRELL JAMES FLOWERS JAMES FORMOSA THOMAS FORTE RONNIE FRANKLIN EDDIE FUSON MICHAEL GALLAGHER ROBERT GALLAHER I TOM GORENFLO CHARLES GRIFFITH WILLIAM GRIFFITH 30 Il MICHAEL HALBEISEN RICHARD HANLEY VINCENT HARRIGAN THOMAS HEFFERNAN WAYNE HICKS KENNETH HOLTER CARMEN HUGHES JACK HUGHES JAMES HUGHES BERNELL JAMES TONY KERRIGAN DURWOOD KINCAID PHILLIP KINCAID JIMMY KOHL TOMMY LACOUR JOHN LANE FRED LASSITER JAMES LEE JUDE LENAHAN RICHARD LEWIS CLARK LUSTER PETER MAUER JOSEPH MANSHIP ROBERT MCCALL ALEC MACDOUGAL PAT MCREDMOND JOE MILLER STEVE MILLER DAVID MORAN MIKE MORAN ROBERT MUSGROVE LEONARD NEWMAN STEVE PAPAI EDDIE PEEK KELLY PETRE IA-.I if 'l' -. Aw J .1 - X f Q A fx-- X, I1 f -'W 1... Iuffh' 1 ::.g A ' ,zamy 'JC :' LIU ' Ing I w A n I x xx' A f I I M N L L I X , fi 5, I 5' v 5 Fx Q ' is Q ' TT , a f' X.. -1. j X fl' :,'. , . 3 Q9 X v -.A 7 s. AN' I I, :JW In 2 'QAN Ci?-X T' ,FI I' ' L . J IE I 1 I-31 A ' ,44- Eff ACI 'TFAE IH'+ if lzx, r ivflfx Jil jf! I X r 'sly .H X - :tg R ,-.-, .-K-.K I-1-A, , 45. vc- ,Q Q G- N -I 1 44 I f ' f x JAMES PHILIPS . K I J ' W . W 7 I KL I 5 JOHN PICKNEY I 5 FRANKLIN RANDOLPH I DOUGLAS RAY 5 PETE REALE I . tix., S rg :A W, 6 '11 fifgf ' X ' ' I Q. ' , TFT II ' 1-...-aiimw. ...............-,-.!- 21 1 1-, I9 .. Q. w A ' - ' JAMES REESE CHARLES RESHA f ' GARRYROLLHEISER '+A L SEE X W FRITZ SAAL X P' 3' S. JAMES SACK 1: : K lm- I GERALD SELBY JOE SEMMES RALPH SETA BILL SHARP JOSEPH SHEA CHARLES SOLOMAN WILLIAM SOVINE 7 EUGENE STANN W- S' RANDY STONE JERRY SULLIVAN A I'W ', ,165 JERRY THOMPSON 1 an IQ. ,L I 9 JOHN TODD i JOSEPH TRIPP , , BERNARD WHEELER P ,-J , , I - , JERRY WILLIAMS H I . Jw' I -I I- I I l . Q ' ' '4I,y5','I,JLi,?' ' 1 I HAL WILSON TOBY WOOD 2: I ,L , RAY WOODS 'C - I . Q- .A 1 s- - 'Q . Q IhJ?wL'.:sfk ' .. 4 32 Academic Life f - WW wif J ,X., f nl ,,wf ,491 2 Q, ff' nb wr-I-' 4-I E'-1 1 V. . '-All -2.1.1 dv L 'S-lv 5 V L, .,,-H4 .2 xi 1 VY . v -T--77 nv r past YPA' A U'-YYY. 1 'j7.-Pix'-' ' X N. 'S 4: 1 ,Ku Q ' 1 , 1 fx '. 1. x I Q up, Donny Monohon osks Father 1 Julius, Didn't you recud the physics book, FoTher? Fofher Nobile osks, VVhoT do you meon you dorfr know who St. John Bosco is? x n v Y i 5 I , . I Foiher Siener Tells Warren McGehee, l'.B. . . . Too Bod. .WW E, ,Ma f-.4 J l NX J Father Hitchcock reads o poem To top students of English 4A. I ,w,s. ,kj V, J. A5'-wafi., ' fo l. ' A , 13 1 o s ,' ' 'hh l 2' 35 Father Zrolek says, See me offer There. , 1 ,2 v- ' V 3, .Lfzvv , , 4,1- 4'f1. f'.- ,N f ai f.J,.f5qf.: . j V.: ,V 1' 1, '1-,.f-wC'f . 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N x -'fa ,, Y , s TV Oscar Hafsfeffer checks his answers during The physics Tesf Father Eiselein yells, Can The chaTTer, Buster! if pl- If-sv l ,Q 5 -' s-,.fis,.x-' . , 1 l'..4rif ' -.-S-S ' w-., , 7 1. ig-af-se4?'i,h ' Father Niedergeses gives a few pointers aboui mechanical drawing to his favorite sm- dent, Ted Vaughan, Fafher Cunningham fears his eyes our correcting homework papers. I Vx 1 4 L in I irilrir' N if g Father Hafsfeffer dernonsfrafes and explains We difqerenr Types af fempfafiams fa The sfudenfs of Religion 38 , YJ-,ia My f 5 ua I U Carl Dallarhide says, Da yau iq me-an The answer is yas? PLOT Father Maxwell ex- plains Divine Provi- dence to the students ol Religion lC. During the monthly meeting of the faculty, Father Hitch- cock emphasizes a point, as the faculty members show varied emotions. 42 ,. A 14, I ff: waxy. X-Yr ' 4 VH' Alfj , A All I, tx '55 141 ' ' 2-., ,Q ff, 3 :iff 'N 9? 5 ' I bf ,Q-Q . 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' n 4 i 'l-Q: gay-FZ .dc JJ- .'f,.- .xi .Ax- f ,' f:.4 x... ,- -. , . fx. ,f.,,g' '- ,Z,,1r.jxvr.:A5,-,gf Z 1 ,ni ' 1. - - I . 1: Ltztgqfq -I 16'--Q N v A -1 kr-4 ' T ,-'- -A .. ' fag A X 1. .' -' P1-if -afw.2f?' -wwe A r -.-3 . A .Jr E.-' -1 ,- -5 . , . 1 i I' ..- .-l A-I 5 Zi, y - i. 'ii ' if - QM '-'J-fri '5'W!fs'1fw4fI 'TF'q? - 5 ' ' :hm F -Ag-rw ', .1 A nw New , -r-, - 4-ve.. Y A Mf 1--M'-L'4 if-A Journalism el lanws Pugh slaves over the typewriter lor the Panther Staff. The Journalism Club, one of the oldest organizations on the campus, is made up oi the staffs of the school paper, THE MGINA, the magazine, THE LITERARY QUARTERLY and the yearbook, THE PAN- THER. These publications ofier the student interested in the held of writing numerous opportu- nities to e X p r e s s himselt through the medium ol the school paper, the magazine, and the annual. . I 3 .r .93 I is 4' f1V', ,K i l s EN E, T ly?- .2 , ..-qi Fronk Rotella and Buddy Kleiser discuss the layout tor THE PANTHER! THE MOINA made its appear- ance early in the-.history ot Father Ryan. lt takes its name from the pen-name of Father A. J. Ryan, poet-priest ot the Confederacy. THE PANTHER takes its name from our school symbol, the Panther. lt, too, made its appearance early in the school's history. THE LITERARY QUARTERLY is a comparatively l a t e arrival which encourages student at- tempts at writing poetry, es- says, short stories, and critical reviews ot things in general. l Wayne Beaty works vigorously for a new edition of THE MOINA N' , :IF ' .J '-5 25 'ky 4 4 , . I t 'Q 9' Standing, L, to R.: Wayne Beaty, Gerald Kirkpatrick, Tim White, John McKenzie William Hartnett and Jimmy Hoppe. Seated Father Allan Cunningham and Jimmy McKinney. C. S. M. C. W n - 91 F CSM C. otlicers, Albert Weber, secretary, James Crawford, president, Frank ct red with their moderator, Romlla, vmerprresrjent, John Martin, treasurer, are pi. u Father Edvvart Arnold The Catholic Students' Mission Cru- sade tries to promote the true mis- sionary spirit among the students by encouraging their prayers, sacri- fices, and alms for the Church's mis- sions both at home and abroad. Stoa The Stoa is the Father Ryan honor society. Its members maintain and average of 90 or above in their They excel in other helds and extra-curricular activi- classvvork. ties as vvell. Stoa members L to R Hrst row Wiatt Funk, Tommy Tenbrunsel, Barry Lacour, Everett Holzapfel, Roger Mclaughlin, John Lisle, Michael Connor, Joe Scardina, James Augustine. Second row Joe Hendricks, Charles Strobel, Edward Byrne, Albert Weber, Peter Jarvis, D t Frank Rotella, Jackson White, Arthur Guepe, Frank Glasgow. Third row Ernest Sutherland, John Mogan, Charles Sutherland, en on Mayo, John McKenzie, Tim White. 'R' Clulo The R Club, under the supervision ot Father Nobile, became an inte- gral part of Ryan activities this year. lts purpose is to instill school spirit into the followers of the Fighting lrish. It also sponsors various social and spiritual activities for the stu- dents ot Ryan, St. Bernard, St. Ce- cilia and Cathedral. One of the R Club proiects was the beautiful manger erected in front of the school. 4114 K? il R Club officers L. to R.: George Reese, Dan Nolan, Nicky Varallo, Richard Lisle, Bobby Ducklo, and Father Nobile Radio Club S1 ,K Log 5 Sramlrng L ra R Father Joseph Julius, Oscar Holstetler, Wiatl Funk. Sealed Turn VVhrlef, Rfimrwlly' Frazer The Radro Club rs a means ex uhrch the members become more dcquarnfea xxrrh eleer rronics, ll also aids 'hem Rn acquiring fhelr ornaleur radic lrgense, Math Club 1 I L fo R.. Jerry Flynn, freosurerg Roger Mclaughlin, secretory, Sister Mary John, moderator, Charles Sutherland, vice-president, and Buddy Kleiser, presldent. The Math Club, Mu Alpho Theta, is 0 new organization on the campus. lr as a national honor society of boys who have an average of B and above and who have excelled in Advanced Mathematics. The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Nashville, is a select group ot iuniors and seniors organ- ized to encourage good citizen- ship, leadership and service to the school and the community at large. The Ryan Club was represented in the District by Frank Rotella, who served as lieutenant Governor of the Middle Tennessee Key Clubs. VX llsf' s ,Xi T C,.,.,p Key Club ., 5 'T l ES 2. x X if R sms , Bill Hite is relieved by Jeff Philbin during the Christmas tree sale. l -x 3 xf' First row, L. to Rf Tommy Tenbrunsel, assistant secretary, Jeff Philbin, assistant treasurer? Everett Holzaptel, president, Father lcmeg Zralek, moderator. Second row- Roger Mclaughlin, vice-president, Frank Rotella, secretary, Richard Lisle, treasurer, Purple Masque The Purple lvlasaue Club again this The stage is left empty alter a long night of rehearsal. year was under the able direction of Father Angelo lXlobile. Vocation Day Mr. George Luken addresses the student body on Business during Vocation Day. Seated L. to R are Mr. George Barret, Everett l-lolzapfel, Dr. Arthur Suth- erlgnd, Tommy Tenbrunsel, .left Philbin, Mr. Torn Ed Murray, Vocation Day, which is sponsored by the Key Club, gives the students some ideas and advice about various fields of Work. 50 g is turned into sorrow as they are 'l I ii 2 qw., fn X ,L K 1 NEWS or THE DAY Arsirsioursiceies Nicky Varallo, Buddy Kleiser, and Frank Rotella gather around Charles Suther- land as he reads the news. 'News ol the Day' When the familiar words, This is the Father Ryan news of the day, are heard, the students rejoice be- cause another day 'nas almost come to an end. However, for some joy summoned to join Father lynch and the Work Crew. I I T t MX t i .i I l l i ll First row, L. to R.: leroy Cole, Ted Stocko, Eddie Foster, Fred Martin, Kenneth Holter, and Sergeant Grove. Second row: Joseph Mushcler, David Brown, Jimmy McKinney, Charles Parrish, Mick Murphy. Inserted: Father Joseph Reilly, moderator. t Rille Team The Rifle Team made its first appear- ance this year. lts purpose is to teach the members the proper hand- ling and care of firearms. f Retreat f'i 1 During the Retreat, time was spent in prayer, in meditation, and in dis- cussion ot the past and present with the hope of bettering ourselves in the future. ti i i . We were fortunate in having Father James Driscoll as Our Reima! Master. Extra minutes of the Retreat were spent in the chapel in prayer. an 2 Freshman Week M ' si, Qi 'nh ' 'Fl ji 7 'H F p r , .i , M ii, N In f ,,A' Q Jif fy- ll' V , 1, ,, ' .. ' A' S iff ' f ' i ar I ggi i 255.1 ' 1,- rr f 1 V 1 ' ' jf ,.,,4 , ,I N la This was the only smile from a Freshman 'ff' ' 1 ,W 1 ,Q , . ' 0 ' . A- ' 3 , I, ' 3 ' ff? I during HeIl Week. ri if i F 7 - f f' 'c MQ, 1 F r 5 yea 4 V, V. , if iw , f f Fi' f 'si if , Q r. 1 ,.,i F 1 Vi' Freshmen week brings terror to the 7 A f, heart of the freshman and delight to the F ' V g ' 4, heart of the senior. lt consists in a series ' -174' . . . . . Y W of well organized activities designed to y ' i make the first year man realize his lowly ,ff position in campus society and to set a ' I' . senior's mind to work thinking up highly mischievous pranks. ' 4 V. 1 rj, 1, ,gin ,, .i 's:e:si- s F 1 V A ixiwgxi fig In I 5' 3 . J , ix My iiwggw M gi 51 ,fi Q i. ' - :mg LA, in N F, fair' H ef- is -Q 'e-mi1,4iifZL..A, ,. A l . Nirfiii -rv 9 s' ii 1 ., In . r .-is i 4' U. .' J. v 4 ,' 'fi 0,6 1 73W .q1 .. AN' , ,- 'e- F i ' , ' ' -1 9 . , 'gL.1f? Q3 ft , 'Tis 1 ' .al Father Fleming and Father Maxwell discuss U45 'g21'1'N,5 yu my .JV ,S a Q the poor crop offreshmen iust as the Beauty I ,Ll W ' Cffplx 'jj' l' Q N ... . -iv-,L V Q X Parade is starting. m ,mt X14 3: ,?, ',l?:-r wi iv I' in -X xi --- f 555.1515 y I F- 'm- is , ,Aii, 1 lim! f --.:: , H- F X it ' I lfflfiis F' 'f' 'T f . 'D 'K e ' l l 4 l LEEETC F L l l 'F . 'l I , a2222s:, i ,fp ' TX F W Tri i - z F 53'-Q , 2'-71:7-::f.' W 'fy ' P le L A fll 3, 'T-521251 9' ' 12tf'f'tf'Ym .. 1 ' 1 i , 11217. ' ' ' ' 1572 51135 7 F R ii F l' i Q gV 5z.,': 'A' ' ' ' 1113- 4 ,. . ,gsm-QI,-1 , 455449232 3:1 wer, i if 4 ' H M. Timiziiiti s tele P , . -- pgs ' fitgngijf' s - j 'F-f - I-My -:. Avi.: 'yay -uf I ' '- V 'A ' 1 , 7 P ' S , , , , M - f 'A' g. - , ,, fs .f . Q i r 5 :4 , t x A 1 . ip, Q' ll' . , -fi .gm , my ig fa V ,W . N I Y , vi, gm k ' , i I .- 'ea A r , i ,gl P V I , ji A . is,-Q fl - 6 ' ,- Kvg r , ...fe M - lp ' 1 . tg-: ,2'Kf . ,S Msg X. ,- 'K - J-' I + ' f:' A . ,fir , is 1 . . - f W g is ,M ,- li Jeffv Flynn IS paid homage by 0 lowly i 5 3 if ' wi, w freshman. .i 5 - ,.- ' t 'm,, ia fm, is . i.. T S K P .,.V , I 17 ,, wma tif' --fs ' 'Qi V 5 f M sy ,gk . 1 . fi ' .v ' ' wk 'Q I'!Z.fLN ' . , E X 'ff 5' ,, tlqti, 1 If--I? - ' Q- WI . -2-E ' ' V ,N 29 7, FV' V1 ' Y l Mx. - ,M W Y 5,9 4-f-i 'f , m,,,41f N ' y fit? -91' ' f rf '1' .,.. f ' ...A 53 Homecoming + f 'El 3' -Q47 i ein , no .funn X 'wi 4 W fa 1 ,Y . Ax H'- , r,,,,-A' be ,bk q X Ely 3' 1' -' GAYLE BREW, Homecoming Queen 4 Mfg.- 1 1 A-is vi. 5. 4-Y V Homecoming Queen, Gayle Brew of St. Bernard Academy, poses for a Panther photographer before the presentation. .ev xx Y- 4 ,N 1x I 'Tiff' Other attendants are: .loan Smith, Cathe- dral High School, Ann Seigenthaler, Cathe- dral High Schoolg and Geny Varallo, St Bernard Academy. l l J , f F A ex , n ' : X I .X wi:-tr ' ELK W f Q . -1,4 i 1- Some of the Queen's attendants are: Anna Graham, St. Bernard Academy, Puddin' Grif- fith, St. Cecilia Academy, and Bernadette Graham, St. Cecilia Academy. 55 Junior Class Olzlicers and their dates for the Prom are Everett l-lolzapfel, president, M a ry Ann Hampelg Charles Sutherland, vice-president, Mary Thomas Johnson, Buddy Klei- ser, secretary, Donna Dulilyp Richard Lisle, treasurer, Mary Fox. Talcing time out for a moment of re' laxation are James Pugh and Peggy lyles along with Don Ray and Judy Karlovic. Posing in front of the water fountain, which highlighted the decorations of the Prom, are Richard Lisle, Mary Fox, Donna Dufty, and Buddy Kleiser. 56 . The Prom, May ill, i958 Around The World in 80 Days was The Theme of The Junior Prom Tor l958. Had you acTually gone around The world you could have never Tound such as greeTed Ryan's iuniors and seniors, From The scenes of The DuTch windmill, The Arabian TenT, The French cafe, The Polynesian huT, and The Chinese Tea House To The beauTiTul waTer TounTain in The middle ol The dance floor, iT was Truly anofher world. Tommy Knowles and his OrchesTra furnished The music Trom nine Till one and The evening was Topped oicf by a breakTasT given by The Women's Auxiliary, The iuniors, under The able direcTion of FaTher Angelo Nobile, prepared a prom ThaT will long be re- membered. 5 gg- 1 , YY Q fir? T, F321 X 'X i T 'Q Y I WX - Anna Graham, Dickie Rosa, Buddy DuBois, and CaThy Ducklo admire The decorafions as They begin Their Trip around The world. 14 I 1 T :law fnalrn Ill? J llwfff nvrff N inf -93 'JP X 11 5 . T fix N 4 liiili l 1 vI'E'3,Z1.pl, Show NQW on ur-ac'rAcULAR 1-an:-4,,,MENT 4 J MW i N. lllllflET7SIl0ll' 'L Mklllfhllf if it 1,1 x fU fl I 6 65 , folcrzql .W H 7 h 77 .. ZN -1 ll, Q F F' gf 11' 2 Jgbilinn, , 5, L' '-'A.,g r' f.. X M f , f I U 44119131-,ina 1 .L f , ji N 5 1 ,lav A T iii x - - ' -J!! . QLL 4 I L ' ll T V Q1 ,l 2' . 1 'l 'PQI ' . 'fs-351' - 5 hx., 3 Mrr tarl D. Vaughn congratulates Jude Lenahan, winner ol the Freshman Division, and Pete Sulhrvrlanrl, wirinrfr of Ihr- Srxplioiwiorre Division. Other high salesmen were William Sharp, Robert Mumiriivr-, Put Biilmn, lrhlii- llyrm-, inn MrCiihre, and Nick Rose, Absent when the picture was mfirlr- wwf-4 Gwiriir- Cifiliiiriani, Ralph Sola, ond Jimmy Reese. The Magazine Drive is an annual activity of the freshman and sopho- more classes. There is a great deal of competition among the difterent teams as they work hard to outdo the others. Again this year, the boys showed good salesmanship with a iob well done. Religion Class QA won with a total of Sl,385.00. , ., Membvrs ofthe Photograp 55 ii if X. a ' Z I I hy Club are Mike Connor, Tommy Worth, and Paul Kuhn. The members of the Photography Club have the responsibility of tak- ing the various pictures for the annual. This year the boys did an- other wonderful iob and deserve a great deal of credit. Miscellaneous: ,.fW . H? ' ' . N wp , x 11. fm rl? fag , A. X - mf N ' 4 -iff' '4 Y - 'F' ' in Sf!! .Q A Q if ' 1215, , ki! '. --.f l --L V-' L ', Tfggfii- --A- ' .', '.?? 3'i .:,' I -I - . 1 W Af ,,,, gt-1: ' I QQQZ1 F- iff-ff ig 1:0 HUT RYA . fi ,-fy. rv . 5.11: -L R- 1 WL w Q ,-1 ,-f' 3 12. Q, - . 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I lf fr' r- ' 1 1 . .J 'H :LQ .fu .f . ,xrwzx .17 ' n T , v , Y M., H Vg' NZ nu, I x Athletics A an-5 Q f Q ,P ii fi' I W' XX l f i l X .K i Coach William Derrick ably assisted Coach Catignani this year as he coached the B team Basketball and the varsity line. last year, he was the head coach at St. Bernard in Cullman, Alabama. With the addition ot lvlr. Derrick, our entire coaching staff is comprised ot Father Ryan alumni. Athletic director, Mr. louis J. Catig- nani, as in previous years turned out outstanding Panther teams. More important than the won-lost column is the tact that he turned out Une boys in the process. The bays of Father Ryan are all grateful that they have such a good coach and gentleman. yy 1 'l . .Lv i i is '1 lib SUZY REYNOLDS Sl. Cecilia Academy 4-Q 1-ff Fl rx 1 MARY ANN HAMPEL Co-Captain St. Bernard Academy lvl Vx, BERNADETTE GRAHAM Si. Cecilia Academy .v-. -,X Hn. fwl , cf., ANNA GRAHAM PUDDIN GRIFFITH Sl. Bernard Academy Sl. Cecilia Academy The cheerleaders This sea- son showed exceptional spirit. They will long be ,qs fn., remembered in The halls of Father Ryan. Y l ix GAYLE BREW Co-Captain Sr. Bernard Academy G9 1 ANN SEIGENTHALER NICKI HAM Cathedral ofthe lncarnalion Cathedral of The lncarnarion vim ,Lf- ,49 Stk ,. . ,.-,. 'wt' .ye . g. . -' N 4 15 QV. ' ff' f' A 1 N L i L'- lrrarik Halliburton led the Panther basket' lnalluif, and tliinclasls this season, He was one nf thi: lim-sl sliwritr-ra :intl re-bciitriifvrs in thr- rjlly. llf' alarm rmrityi-il to ln- an all arouriif traik star. Buddy DuBois led the Panther Baseballers this season. Although an all-around athlete, he was at his best on the baseball diamond where he played hrst base. in ,gQ.1lm .f 'b . , I . fail' 1,1 I. Qfyfxtln U JRAUGH ghjblt 'sd' 9 fb. A x .. . 'X A , his 7.1 Hosey Holzapfel co-captained the Pan- thers in football and basketball. He operated at quarterback for the football team and alsO quartc-rbafked thc- basketball team from his guard position, This year Mike Hartnett was the man elected captain of the tennis team. Although there was no captain last year, Mike was the number l man. ,F - , I. E 17 X x 'V C3 rdf 1 K 'H' 0 A K 3 1 f . 'V 5 l nk 'X i ' 1 WRX i it c,-i N- Richard lisle was the l958 football team co-captain. An All-City prospect at the be- ginning of the season, he fell victim to a serious illness and was forced out of action for the remainder of the season. Buddy Kleiser was the captain of this year's golf team, He has been the first man for two years and richly deserves the spot. og, i K. 'F ' Q A V ---, 2 .4 . IT' I .i 'A' We A A . W- L f ' 1 Q --' aw ' , ' if . - T1 nr - f i ' f., l . -I Q, .-1 QA- , -f 4 'f f , -' : I ,kung I, ,, f llvf N- Kiki? QW? I Q, fa , RJ 'fl 4, f 12 gl I S '-F , iff JJ J' l I wiki, Z if hi' '.- X 415 , 4 F' if Q 'fi' X55 ,, 5 gl IRE-Q Ifrfgff' S -. 9, Q4 r 3 A X 5. I , Y J V 24 ' ,V i L, Wx I .i A ,ef e rs .ef J ze. . , -4 f - - N . . I 'Q' : ','A si vA 1 F.: Rip 5 5 5. 1 f 7 'l . , 1 3 AS -3 First row L toR Bobby Ducklo Frank Glas ow Ca tain Ho H l f l D 3- .4 .1 li 1 4 E! sy' I Q- , . ,f , g , p sey O zap e, onny Monahan, Art Guepe, Ray Pruett. Second row Mike DuBois Frank Mrzena, Bubba Mayo, John l.isle, Harry Hosey, Tommy Curley. Third row Coach Catignani, Gene lynch, Leslie Peach, Peter Jarvis, Denny White, Charlie Myers, Frank Spence, and Coach Derrick. Fourth row Assistant Manager Mike Gallagher, Boots Donnelly, George Reece, Ted Vaughn, Bernard Otto, Roy Johnson, Buddy DuBois, and Durham Myers. Fifth raw Manager Jackie Aaron, Dan Sharp, Tommy Curtis, Billy Drennon John Kroutter, Hap Hudson, Duane Brown, Manager Bob Fuson. Sixth raw Jerry Flynn, John Mogan, Charlie Sutherland, Frank Halliburton, Dicky Rosa, and John Sullivan. Four Irish footballers were honored on the l958 All City teams, L. to R.: Frank Halli- burton, Duane Brown, George Reese, and John Sullivan. Reese was also mentioned on the All State team. l ' Q i. 162 i ie yy - -JRS I N 9? Holzapfel utilizes referee in eluding ST. Xavier defender in season open- er. Holzapfel broke away on many such runs buT They were To no avail as The Tigers downed The PanThers I9fO. FATHER RYAN FATHER RYAN FATHER RYAN FATHER RYAN FATHER RYAN FATHER RYAN FATHER RYAN FATHER RYAN FATHER RYAN O 20 I9 6 8 O 45 20 I4 ST. XAVIER SPRINGFIELD CGI-IN MEMPHIS SOU IvI.B.A. HILLSBCRO WEST EAST ISAAC IITTON TH SIDE The T958 Panfhers were ThoughT by all who saw Them in acTion To be The hardesT hITTing Team in The ciTy. FrequenT fumbles, however, led To Their mediocre record. The big game of The year was a I4-I4 Tie WiTh evenfual Clinic Bowl winner Isaac liTTon. Richard Lisle fights his way Through The Big Red line. Y Art Guepe gains yardage during the M.B.A. game as Holly watches from key posifign J .1 'N .-.4 'vu -,-, .-.1 - --,.,.,., . '..-, A , --V43 gg 5, - f' I ,v-. , vii.- Frank Halltburton goes around end on a lake punt to pick up an all important llrst down .uaamst l- l'Sl:oro Q.-a Ev- az:- :V 2-,A . .. hr ,A U 4. mcgwkf? gif W E, ' ' x - f.5:U.'j' Art Guepe breaks loose for a nice gain against Burro Buddy DuBois wards oft a Litton defender as he streaks toward the goal for Ryan's first score against the Lions. i Hosey Holzapfel led by fierce center Ted Vaughan crosses the goal Line tor the Panther's tying score against Litton. Buddy DuBois heads down the sideline ogoinst Litton. 70 lt takes three Litton Lions to bring down nord-running Art Guepe. l Q7 - 1 T4 , . ,Y . n. 5 , ' w . 'I 6 , .av ' vig, J 1 ', 'f ,J,g'a4..' ' 1 if ifglgifti' ag-'il 11- iff ff J . ,f Roy Prueff is stopped by cz Liffon Lion offer cu short goin. ln-Akulx 'Qx ,Crfa I QK lVzS,,' I+ lml 'K A-If 'n r X 'llllm lllll' llll' I-Q-I ., . U .,.,... , 3:-. .-ill .-zifififiz' ll . -Ilizlzlzlll -' .n-..u-..- .-,.,t,',' 'Y S VI 'Sl' '-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-' 'fl iz, at-tlllIg,'li ' r iu:i21 lg. I' '.-.'-..'.....-.-.lt ,' ' I - -.1.:.j.:.' I l Qffii' ll ll 'iflififii i lllllllllIIeall lllllll -r ,. Co-Captain t-losey Holzaptel played quarterback for the Irish eleven. He was the heart of the oHence. He was also a skilled defender. His shoes will be hard to fill next year. Buddy DuBois was a pleasant surprise for Coach Catignani this year. He pro- vided the extra speed in the backtield to make Ryan feared by opponents. He showed best again l.itton where he scored one touchdown and the tying extra point. Jerry Flynn was an end last year. Jerry tried his best in every game and never once let up. K Mike DuBois played center for this year's team. He was somewhat hampered by his size but he made up for it in his desire. Frank Halliburton handled the punting chores along with his end duties. He was the best punter in the league and was chosen on the All City team for his out- standing play. Bobby Ducklo played guard. He helped most on defense where he played line backer. Roy Jonnson was one of Ryan's tough guards. He excelled in blocking and WGS also a good tackler. Co-captain Richard Lisle was a victim of lady luck. After half a season of sensational play he be- came ill and had to quit football. He was a varsity regular for three years and had as much experience as anyone an the team. 'Qt' 'll Xl: 1 I xk :qt 'Pain 15 3 fm. .,,,mU,,. 2222221 I Ill! fllll ' r lff:fjf:f:f:f:f ' ' gl ffffffffffg . ' ' lu n g -null llllllllullllllil lm f. gag. A! O 5 1- P V.. Donny Monahan operated at halfback. His size handicapped him somewhat, but he had more desire than probably any one else on the team. Dicky Rosa is another three year letter- man. He operated at guard and line backer. He was a good tackler and a steady blocker. Durham Myers held down an end posi- tion. His hustle and hard hitting made everyone aware of him. A broken arm forced him out of action after the M.B.A. game. John Sullivan is another All City player from Ryan. He was a better than average end on both offense and defense. He provided many problems for the opposing teams. George Reese held together the Pan- ther line from his tackle position. lt has been said that George hit the hardest lick in the city. George made everybody's All City team. He was also mentioned on the All State and All Southern teams. Coach Catignani will have a real problem finding someone to take George's place next year. Charlie Sutherland was Ryan's hard charging fullback. Charlie was tabbed the hardest man in the city to tackle, He was among the leaders in total yards gained. lt will be a long time before Ryan will see another fullback like big Charlie. ,sts The stylish Panthers display new blazers, They also displayed a new olflense which brought them many upset victories. ar:-an , .L, a iam, ,T 1, s.,,,4w1s i y 5 ja, -1 fn -'Hin ' f' f , I .., -,.3..,,- 7.-,, V : I The T958-59 basketball team from L ra R First Raw Buddy DuBois, Hosey Holzapfel, Jackie Aaron, Bob Graham, Bernard Otto, Richard Lisle. Second Raw Coach Louis Catignani, Bubba Mayo, Steve McManus, Bill Sullivan, Tony Thomason, John Mogan, Charlie Sutherland, and Frank Halliburton. 4 J Irish Record BASKETBALL RECORD FATHER RYAN 45 FATHER RYAN 57 FATHER RYAN 48 FATHER RYAN 51 FATHER RYAN 44 FATHER RYAN 52 FATHER RYAN 50 FATHER RYAN 47 B.O.A. HOWARD WEST COHN PEABODY M.B.A. HOWARD EAST K.C. INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT FATHER RYAN 21 MEMPHIS EAST FATHER RYAN 63 CATHOLIC FATHER RYAN 61 C.B.H.S. FATHER RYAN 45 NORTH FATHER RYAN 56 SPRINGFIELD FATHER RYAN 59 B,G.A. FATHER RYAN 44 EAST FATHER RYAN 46 WEST FATHER RYAN 54 COHN FATHER RYAN 61 M.B.A. FATHER RYAN 56 SPRINGFIELD FATHER RYAN 71 LIPSCOMB FATHER RYAN 56 NORTH FATHER RYAN 61 HUME FOGG FATHER RYAN 65 T.P.S. FATHER RYAN 50 LIPSCOMB FATHER RYAN 61 PEABODY FATHER RYAN 75 CLARKSVILLE FATHER RYAN 63 T.P.S. 18TH DISTRICT TOURNAMENT FATHER RYAN 52 HOWARD FATHER RYAN 45 COHN WON 18 LOST Steve Mclvlcnus lets go o shot omid o crowd ofEostplc1yers. Buddy DuBois sinks 0 left honder from behind the buck boord. looking on is Willie Sullivan. Frank Halliburton goes in tor a Crip against West. l-le hit the shot and got a tree throw too. '51 Hosey Holzapfel shows his talent as he sinks one with his left hand, Getting in position for a possible rebound is l54l Charlie Sutherland and Frank Halliburton. FF ,V ii ,r ARL' ,..p Pt: '1 5 A Le.: B Team football First Row: Eddy Clark, Jerry Williams, Bernie Wheeler, Tommy Luken, Bob McCall, Tommy Hampel, Jimmy Reese. Second Row: John Holter, Roger Sovine, Bobby Lambert, Arthur Barrett, Jack Hughes, Jim Derrick, Eddie Peak, Gene Ward. Third Row: Coach Jim l-lagey, Tom Formosa, Jude Lenahan, Joe Miller, Eddie Fuson, Tommy Carol, Jimmy Formosa, Richard Clark, Ken Holter, Nick Rose, Jeff Philbin, Jimmy Ballinger, Mike Gallager, manager. B Team Basketball L to R Kneeling. John Mogan, Boots Donnelly, Denny White, Tommy Curley, Pete Sutherland, Standing- Rick Johnson, Winston Smith, Johnny lisle, Charlie Griffith, Jimmy Reese, Bobby Bumbalough. Freshman Team Sitting L, to R.: Richard Hanley, Jerry Sulli van, Jimmy Ballinger, Jimmy Reese, Bernii Butler. Standing: Jim Derrick, Gary Rollheiser Charlie Grifiith, Tobey Wood, Joe Cole. W' N11 , 114: t f l J af: 1 x Afcitl wf 2 f ,.. x :Se if is .xfr p' T 'D'n i I -1 J E J i if lilii Golf ':. , ,,-.:,:j Q . M-- ' xfsl 5 -ff 4 , -'ig Sitting L. to R.: Jerry Vestal, Jeff Philbin, Mike Potion, Preston Perkerson, Tommy Edmunson. Standing Nick Vorollo, James Kleiser Coach Bill Breen, Mike DuBois, Bobby Ducklo. Trask J lf .1 1 l- 1 A iv Afffu ' ,L y- , , 5 v ' KIDEM, ' i ,J G, UW-':,' ., , ' J nf ,A , . f ,Q , 4 l Q , A - ' N , 'lk N ,pw Y f 5 I 3 l 4 I l ' A ' l y ' M I Lily, H A V ' ' . 'll ' l l l , ,f X ,W N Ll J X J X - 1 J ,d lr i l 7 QA . 5 lp n A J J 1 .. L b new Q, er! 1' hy, V H' 'V VV 'S 71 l g 1' l L A F X I ' s , nj kd Q Q, l l ly Vx A A ' 5 Gr: , X 19 of V' 5. I K xxx! ' M J' if J ' 1 lf - ' X f X , ff g i . ' 4 .K 1. 1 1 Y f' Sitting L. to R.- Roy Johnson, Bobby Ducklo, Tommy Curley, Art Guepe, John Lisle, Horry Hosey, Dicky Roso. Standing Tony Thomg son, Steve Mctvlonus, John Sullivan, Frank Halliburton, Pete Sutherland, Denny White, Buddy DuBois. Baseball 5A- 'Y xYi1iAii -,fy JJAU Ysl li N X ll i lla 6 Wm Saw 'ina I X, . I S ..-Jbvw- 1 Agia ,J l ' ' 'J lxlllijl l avRylAlfiYAiiBQ ,f 5 X5 ,B J M fkfpw mmf 1 if ' .,'- w , 415-'S-F' B .J ff M4 -A .J Sirling Frank Spence, John Mogari, Eddie Mclledmond, Ray Pruitt, Wayne Bealy, Jackie Aaron, Nick Rose. Kneeling- Charlie Resha, Mike Adams, Bob Fuson, Tom luken, Bubba Mayo, Bill Sullivan, Buddy DuBois. Sianding, Jerry Vestal, Tim McCabe, Xavier lcaza Tony Thomason, Mike McCaF'lery, Jimmy Hoppe, Jimmy Cosman, Billy Sovine, John Frazier, Fred list, Jerry Sullivan, Boots Donnelly. Tennis 1. i l hi Hu .-4.. K in 155, u- 5-QQ - Q.- Slandmg L ra R Bill Hartnetl, John lisle, Tim McCabe, Mark Green, and Mike Hartnett, U w 0,5 , ',g'f5Zi,,L':! 1 .5411 f wE:Qm Epilogue As we entered these hallowed walls of Father Ryan High School as freshmen in September of l955, we were eager to set forth on an adventurous four years that we knew would hold many hours of joyous activities along with heartaches and pains. But looking back on the four years which have become history in our lives, we wonder where the time has gone. On the night of .lune 4th we shall look around us and see our parents and other adults, who four short years ago seemed so old, and we shall know that now we are adults along with them. We shall see the halls, the gymnasium, the school-rooms, and the campus which has come to mean so much to us. We shall know that the time has come for us to bid these halls au revoir, till we meet again. l.et us hope that we shall not forget the school and the teachers who have labored so much to teach us the ideals of a Christian gentleman. WV' kg Snhnol 'gather Qhgsmx gtg ' 'xlbire 2305 'ggxxtsxw Qrisshuihz 5, 'Glcrmrssee sal' Read er, 'le the editorial staff realized on that day in Ocwber, than her Julius first appointed us to seperate tasks on the l959 PLWYHER, monentus undertaking aneai of us. Boiever , We must bestw truments of talent which were so outstanding 'LD Fat we had a ther ins 'l-148-tvioflo alle, that credit to the o making this annual a real EDl10RlhL BOARD '10 Frank Roselle, Roger uensugnlxn, Tom Malone, Nick Var klo ani me went the job of csptioning the pictures, compiling g the dumliv for the printers. ulius goes a special thanks. Father Julius E PANTHER contributed very new B05 D110 , the copy and dravrln To Father Joseph J in his first attempt as moderator oi Th bits oi priceless advice. ?hOTQCBL7m DEPARNENT Paul Kuhn handled' the photpgraphy of big pictures, lt is Fifth, and ed mainly Mike Gomer , Tommf department. U1 a book which is compos impossible 'oo estimate the value of these boys. 'YYPXST We wrlsh to express our gratitude to Janes Pugh, our typist, wlthout ihose help this annual w0uld have been an impossibility . BUSBYESS STAFF ur business managers George Reese, ob fell done. Here als0 who ably thank o el for a 3 ley Hooper 'we would also like t0 Charles Sutherland, and Everett Bolmepi we would like to indicate our appreciation to 'les assisted the business staff in selling sponsorships. ln concluding, we would like to tmnk His 1-Lxcellency, Bishop lla!! l.. Adrian, for his message to the seniors, and also 'Esther James for his letter ami technical advlce, and those of you 1110 sponsorships UD 'LHB l959 YLNTHX-ZR. erely, Wil R. Hitchcock generously contributed 5'lY1C as 7f1,,wvL, James L. Kleiser,Jr. ndlsor-amcnisi SPONSORS. FATHER JAMES ZRALEK FATHER JAMES D. NIEDERGESES FATHER RYAN LIBRARY FATHER ROBERT HOFSTETTER MR. AND MRS. JAMES A. KLEISER MR. AND MRS. E. V. PARTINGTON FATHER WILLIAM DAVIS MR. JOHN HOFSTETTER MR. AND MRS. WALTER S. REESE MRS. C. H. REESE, JR. CHARLES DONNELLY TOM DONNELLY MR. AND MRS. HOWARD H. HOFFMAN MR. AND MRS. NICK VARALLO C. H. REESE, JR. OWEN F. CAMPION MR. AND MRS. T. S. MEINS FATHER JAMES R. HITCHCOCK FATHER ANGELO NOBILE MR. AND MRS. C. CRESWELL, JR. HELEN ROTELLA MR. AND MRS. FRANK ROTELLA MRS. STELLS BROWN MR. AND MRS. FRANK FUSON MR. AND MRS. HENRY F. SAAL MRS. MARGARET ROBERTS P. J. MCREDMOND FATHER CHARLES C. O'DONNELL MONSIGNOR JOSEPH A. SEINER MR. AND MRS. ROBERT T. DUCKLO MR. C. CRESWELL MRS. JOHN L MARTIN MRS. ADOLF HACH, SR. MISS NELL MARTIN FATHER WILLIAM BEVINGTON JAMES L PUGH GEORGE R. CROOK MR. AND MRS. ROBERT G. YOUNG FATHER THOMAS LYNCH MRS. H. M. CLUNAN MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. BREW A FRIEND MISS EDNA TALLY FATHER JOSEPH JULIUS FATHER WILLIAM FLEMING BERNARD J. KEOGH MR. C. B. STRONG CHARLIE STRONG BERNARD S. BUTLER SPONSORS MR. AND MRS. J. B. HATLEY, JR. MR. AND MRS. BUFORD RAY MRS. JOE BURNS MRS. J. C. HENRICK, SR. MR. AND MRS. J. W. WESTENBERGER MRS. HELENA U. HOUSTON MR. GENE R. CROOK MR. LOUIS J. CATIGNANI MR. AND MRS. OWEN F. CAMPION MR. AND MRS. ART GUEPE MR. ROLANDO MARQUIZ BATTLEFIELD PHARMACY LITTLE BROTHERS SHELL STATION WARNER DRUG CO. COLONIAL LIQUORS KLEEN-A-MATIC DANIEL-HOPPE DRUGS SOUTHERN LEATHER CO. TULANE PARKING LOT FATHER RYAN BOOSTER CLUB FATHER RYAN WOMEN'S AUXILIARY ST. ANN'S PARISH EMBASSY FLOWERS REALE 8. DRAPER JEWELRY CO. LEVY'S, INCORPORATED B. H. STIEF JEWELRY CO. CROSS KEYS RESTAURANT ST. MARY'S CHURCH COLES 8. WALLER JEWELRY DONNELLY 8. FREDRICH INSURANCE AGENCY RUSSELL'S AUTO SERVICE HARDING ROAD BARBER SHOP CATHEDRAL OF THE INCARNATION VITO PETRONE, TAILORS ARCHIE'S T.V. 8. APPLIANCE CENTER C. H. REESE 8. SONS, INCORPORATED ARMISTEAD 8. KELLY SERVICE STATION SPENCE FLORIST, INCORPORATED JEAN SARDOU STUDIO ST. MARY'S BOOKSTORE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS VARALLO-CELLA CHILI PEOPLES PHARMACY ST. EDWARD'S PARISH J. M. GALLAGHER JERSEY FARMS ANTHONY PURE MILK CO. HOLY NAME PARISH SPONSORS. CROW HARDWARE CAIN-SLOAN CO. JAMES F. WALSH, PLUMBER SAINT BERNARD ACADEMY ATHLETIC CLUB NICHOLSTONE BOOK BINDERY NASHVILLE SURGICAL SUPPLY TOMMY ST. CHARLES HILLSBORO CLEANERS 2IST AVENUE SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY NASHVILLE GAS COMPANY FORT NEGLEY LAUNDRY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PROGRESSIVE COAL CO., INCORPORATED JOHN GIEST 81 SONS A. B. C. PLUMBING CO. DONLON CONSTRUCTION CO. ASSUMPTION PARISH ST. PIUS X'S PARISH ST. THOMAS SCHOOL OF NURSING THOMPSON'S BI-RITE FOOD MARKET CAMP MARYMOUNT ST. 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