Holy Family Seminary - Bridge Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1961 volume:

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Freshmen . College - Scholastic Achievements , 4-. 44-r - . ,i 1- as- , , A on Wlwiifk CCNTENTS - .1 Sports ' ' 17 . .2 Activities .... ' ' 25 Student Council - - - ' ' 26 . .3 Senior, Junior Classes - - - ' ' 27 Sophomore, Freshmen Classes - ' ' 28 - .4 College Class, Father's Club . ' ' 29 Recreation -------- ' ' 30 - -5 Library Club - ' ' 33 Stamp Club ' ' 34 . .8 Features' ' ' - ' ' 35 - -9 Ad Altare .... - - 36 Day at the Seminary . ' ' 38 - 12 Can You Imagine . ' ' 40 Around and About . ' ' 42 - 13 Bindery .... ' ' 44 - 14 Special Sponsors . ' ' 45 ' 15 Patrons - ' 46 . 16 48 Autographs , . . - - onsored by: RT. REV. WILLIAM DAMES, Sts. John and James 140 North Elizabeth Ave. , Ferguson, Missouri as L I .6252 , 3531. '24 nhgiyi . 'W'MQf ..-17 ...25 ...26 ,..2'z ...za ,..29 ...so ,,.33 ,..a4 ,..s5 ',36 .,38 .40 ,,42 I . . M 1,45 .46 48 I . 0 9 n and Iames DEDICATIO TO THE PIONEERS THE FOUR SENIORS WHO CAME TO US IN OUR FIRST ERESHMAN CLASS THE FOURSOME WHO BROKE AND BLAZED THE TRAIL THROUGH TO THE SENIOR CLASS WHO PERSEVERED TOWARD THEIR COVETED GOAL TO STAND EOLIR-STRONG WITH ANOINTED HANDS AND HEART TO PIONEER NEW LANDS IN THE MISSIONS OE CHRIST THEIR KING ADluvET cHRlsTus REX Dear Father Lienert: I happily endorse the ALFRED MOELLENHOFF seminary yearbook 'The Bridge' for 1961. May this project be as successful as in years past. I am looking forward to its publication with no small amount of interest. We are indeed happy that the first group who began their course of studies in the high school department will have suc- cessfully reached their goal by June, 1961. Please extend our congratulations to all of these fine young meng our prayers as well as our hopes will accom- pany them all when they enter their Novitiate year. By God's grace it will be a happy, memorable, and successful year for them. The short months of their Novitiate will enable them to learn more in- timately the spirit of the Holy Family, as well as familiarize themselves with the high ideals and standards which necessarily must become a part of their sublime calling. Let the soon to be graduates, teachers, and all members of the American Province pray that a great number will follow in the foot- steps of our first high school graduation class. May God bless all of you. Sincerely yours in . M. J. ' 0' ho?,' ery e . Joseph Pell , M.S' F. Sponsored by: MISS ELIZABETH IURCZYK -.aq .....,.-.1.'...f,-.- 4 -- as-H11 1 ACLILTY W1 ,V I I 7' I A, d i A ,1 m, ,,,f , , f , f ',f , Wx ,V ,ff ff an f , ' WOW' , , W, ,fWfc7 V WNW! f ,J f 'V f ',,,f , W,W X , ffff?fW W, W ' ,f xyfym , a ,7 ,Z J V,,f2,ff , X, VERY REV, JOSEPH REV. JOHN MC DERMOTT, REV. HERMAN DEFLER, REV. JOSEPH GROBEN, MATHEY, M.S.F., A.M. M.S.F. M.S.F., A.B. M,S,F, Prefect Spanish Geometry Rector Religion Biologl' Latin Music English Algebra Latin English Geichlingen, Germany Merzig, Germany Cleveland, Ohio La Porte, Colorado F 4 , X, REV. LAWRENCE RINDT, M S F A B A M REV. IALINZIES LIENERT, REV. ROLAND ALBERS, REV. ARTHUR OCKWOOD, .cas--so. .S.F. Religion . History Scleflce Typing Physical Education Civics Sami S0Ci01OgY ree St.Louis, Missouri Religion Stetsonville, Wisconsin English 1 San Luis RCY, California Milwaukee Wisconsin 4 Sponsored by: DEL MONTE SUPER MARKET 4140 Woodson Rd St Louis 34 Miss01-Hi 0 g 0 9 ' ' ' ' ' V '-'- -'--'-'-'1'- '-'-------H11--U1--A--1-4 -4 - 41-1---.-.-A..N.,,,-..-,.--..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,..--,,,,,, 4, ,A , . . .. ba . . Y, . . . H+ DH. .. V. , P . . . ,ip nr- . ,,. 1. .. .,.. , . . .. , . , , ,, K N A, W -4-H-l--r--- p..x.-fm-A v if .,qr,a-nw .A-.wmv ....... ,.f1v..,-ry. , ,.,.,. ,r-1.,.,-,..-,..,.q-...c.,,1,,...cq.,f,.-.,q.,-..-,7.,x.,,,- .,,,.,. TIME AND PROGRESS 'The time has come around for us to prepare Volume V of THE BRIDGE and in the next few paragraphs we will try to give you a birds eye View of Time and Progress since our last report in Volume IV DATELINE SUMMER MONTHS 'I'he old raft on the lake being in need of too much repair, was replaced by Father Rindt and some students with a new one It is very strongly built and should last for a good while Also a good sturdy dock was added to the lake by Father DATELINE SUMMER MONTHS With more students coming new lockers and a few used ones were assembled by Frater Brzozowskl He also re built some chairs for use in the locker rooms DATELINE JULY 12 1960 Brother Berthold who had been working in the kitchen and keeping the grass cut down to s1ze returned to Hillman Mmne O D I C 5 . . K n . a g. I 4 0 I I , u a sy . , . , ' V v . . I ' '- . , ., ' ' ' cc ' u ' ' :V , O ,f - ' ' ' ' 9 a a I . . IBEN , nany V Dil nsin RKET rllfi DATELINE: SUMMER MONTHS: Father Schro- er with the help of Fraters Brzozowski and McNam- ara installed new fluorescent lights in most of the classrooms and also installed two new water coolers. Frater Gariazzo with the help of Fraters O'Hara and Jimenez spent a good portion of their summer painting various rooms in the house from the base- ment on up. DATELINE: SUMMER MONTHS: The stone planter in front of the seminary, having been cracked by the snow and frost, was in need of repair. Frater Oberstar removed the cracked sections and reset the stones, He also took the task of fixing the bridge, by giving a better reinforcement to the pillars in the bridge, DATELINE: SUMMER MONTHS: Frater Ober- star worked with Father Rindt in replacing the steps and wooden porch at the white house with a con- crete porch and new steps. The water pipes were badly scaled and rusted and Father Schroer replaced them with copper pipes. DATELINE: SUMMER MONTHS: The volleyball court now has nice new lines on it. The old lines were painted over by Frater Peters, who did a very fine job. Several other priests and scholastics also enlarged the gym by taking out a wooden partition. Sponsored by: MEADOWBROOK SERVICE STATION 10444 Lackland Road, Overland 14, Missouri sota MISS MARGRET .TURCZYK DATELINE: JULY 27, 1960. Miss Mai-gre: Jur- czyk arrived from Germany to help her sister in the kitchen, DA'I'ELINE: JULY 29, 1960. On this memorable day, the Rev. Lawrence S. Rindt, M. S. F., was awarded a degree of Master of Arts in history from St. Louis University. I-lis required essay dealt with The Early Years of the Missionaries of the Holy Family 1895-1918. We would like to congratulate Father and wish him many happy years of teaching. 5 rilsxzr S' pmszmmx 5 fl :::.::::x,::x if ii BROTHER THEODORE DATELINE: MONTH OF SEPTEMBER: Another first for the Seminary: The Student Council was formed and class officers elected. More about this on pages 26- 29, DATELINE: SEPTEMBER 7, 1960. School started. The college class returned with four members and picked up one more to make it five. The seniors came back with six but also gained a new member to raise their number to seven. The junior class came back with nine and also gained one to make it ten. The sophomore class entered with twelve, but one decided he did not want to stay. Eighteen boys entered their freshman year, but five have with- drawn. DATELINE: MONTH or OCTOBER: The eui- door work crew, under the direction of Weldon Tieken, got behind tractor and shovel-and dug out the foundation for a gravel road to replace the two ruts of the old dirt road leading to the barbecue - baseball area. The six inches of new gravel Should take care of the hottest hotrod here at the Seminary. 6 DATELINE: AUGUST 18, 1960. Brother Theo- dore arrived from Hillman, Minnesota to take Brother Berthold's place. Welcome to the community, Brother, We hope you never lose your ever present smile. DATELINE: AUGUST 30, 1960. The Rev Joseph Ferko, who has been ordained two years, left for Corpus Christi, Texas, to take up the work for which he had been preparing so many years. DATELINE: MONTH OF SEPTEMBER: Books which are ragged from time and wear go to the bindery for new covers. The bindery, being only a small room, Fathers Rindt and Defler decided to remodel it to take better advantage of the limited space. The stacks of books which have been accumu- lating for years should now be finished in a short time. DATELINE: MONTH OF SEPTEMBER: As we had no place to play basketball outside, Father Rindt, with a few students helping, set up two baskets on the volleyball court. So Father Rindt, we would like to thank you for all the things you have done for us. Sponsored by: RT, REVEREND DANIEL J. RYAN Church of chi-ist The King, University City, Missouri Fheg- 'Other Jther, zmije. 'oseph :ft fOr which Books to the July a led to united :umu- short As we Rindt, .ets on would e done DATELINE: OCTOBER 20, 1960. First quarter retreat for the students. Father George Kreutler, M.S.F., the retreat master, brought us a little far- ther along the road of perfection with his inspiring conference. DATELINE: OCTOBER 28, 1960. The Seminary was declared off limits to all flu bugs. Two Sisters of the Incarnate Word made the decree stick with a subcutaneous proclamation issued to the entire student body and faculty. DATELINE: OCTOBER 31, 1960. The Hallow- een party was sponsored by the bookstore and every- one had great fun. Before the party started, eyery- one enjoyed a water balloon fight. Three angel food cakes were given for the party by Villa Duchesne. Games were played by everyone and the party was enjoyed by all. DATELINE: DECEMBER 6, 1960. As a sur- prise for everyone, the Student Council sponsored a St. Nicholas party for the faculty and the students. Gifts which were handed out by St. Nicholas, or better known as Father Kieras, created some hilari- ous fun. DATELINE: DECEMBER 18, 1960. A Christmas party was sponsored by the parents for the semi- narians, their families and the faculty. Cookies, coffee and punch were enjoyed by everyone, and a few songs were sung in keeping with the Christmas spirit. Mrs. Thone Sponsored by: QUALITY DAIRY COMPANY 4646 Florissant Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri DATELINE: DECEMBER 19,196O. Mrs. Thone, who had formerly worked here, returned again to help in the kitchen. DATELINE: DECEMBER 21, 1960. The Rev. Joseph Groben came to the seminary to help out in teaching. Father will return to Minnesota this summer where he is the Novice Master for the Con- gregation. DATELIINE: JANUARY 10, 1961. 'I'heRev. Joseph Pelley, M.S.F., provincial of the Congregation, went along to Rome with Joseph Cardinal Ritter. DATELINE: JANUARY 22, 1961. William Betz joined up with the freshmen class. William Betz DATELINE: FEBRUARY 14, 1961. A Mardi Gras party was sponsored by the bookstore and the Student Council. A movie was shown and everyone then started the long season of Lent. DATELINE: FEBRUARY 23, 1961. Another first at the Seminary. The Mother's Club held a card party at Northland Shopping Center. For other details see page 29. And with this you are up to date on the doings of Holy Family Seminary. May we have the pleasure of meeting you again next year. As a final duty, in the name of the entire Seminary, Iwish to ex- press our gratitude and indebtedness to all who have again made another issue of The Bridge possible. Weldon Tieken, Jr., Ed. rl-v-1-rr!! .,,.-.-.nw qi Af J'-'11 sea 1 J YE RBOOK STAFF EDITOR Weldon Tieken, Jr. CO-EDITOR Felipe Sosa, Ir. BUSINESS MANAGERS Alfred Moellenhoff Peter Hines DISTRIBUTION MANAGER Jim Dryer ASSOCIATE EDITORS Douglas Kruse John Openlander Richard Ewald John Dannegger IOl'1H MCIIGICY Robert Schrnuck IOIIH Flavin James McNan'1ee PI-IOTOGRAPHER Glen Donahue FACULTY ADVISOR Rev. James Lienert, M, S. F. 8 Sponsored by: ORTMANN FUNERAL HOME, HA 7-22 9222 Lackland Rd., Overland 14, Missouri ..-,,.,.,-.. - ..4-,...- . .A-A--H---u .11-1--Q--.--u-.q-.--.-s----------4+q.H1-1- 1 --4+-44+:a-4+ +h-a:+:.faa-sa-n+.:.+aa,a.a-s.a1-a:f,h1,:i,ya...ifa-aAea: .zz-Q-I-i-iv-.-' ' 'f ,igg ' l,q-,zy2g,:-512i.:vgm.f..-.f,,.1.-c-,Q,.,.1i52g,:-.1.ge.,,.V SENICRS A.s seniors, we have reached our goal. Ars we look back on our four years of high school we review our difficulties and problems and how we were helped by the Fathers here in so many ways. This we deeply appreciate. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Father Rector and the Fathers of the Seminary for the guidance and en- couragement they have given us. We have enjoyed their teaching and appreciated their spiritual advice. 9 With heartfelt sincerity we say: Thank-you, and God Bless you. V1 DOUGLAS KRUSE -- Born November 4, 1943, in St. Louis, Missouri, attended grade school at St. Luke 's. Having won the St. Joseph Scholarship and on the honor roll all four years. Doug keeps us busy thinking up awards, Library Club 1,2,3,4g Vice- President of the Student Council 4g Editor of 1959- 60 yearbook. ' 22 Sponsored by: Rev. Joseph Murphy, ST. JUDE'S CHURCH A 732 2210 N, Warson Rd., Overland 14, Missouri. I ALFRED MOELLENHOFFU was born .Tuly 20, 1943, He went to grade school at Our Lady of The Presentation. Being 6'2 Al is the big man on the campus, Most of his height is in his legs putting him within easy reach of his accelerator and brakes. Library Club 1,23 Representative of the Student Council 4g Book Bindery 1,2,3,4g Honor Roll 2,3, WELDON TIEKEN, JR. - -The only Texan pioneer of the High School Department, Tieks was born April 23, 1943, in Gonzales, Texas, and spenthis grade school days at North Avenue, Surprisingly enough, this Texan cannot ride a horse, but can he ever ride a tractor! If he did ride a horse, it would have no trouble hearing him say whoa, Library Club 1,'2,3,4g Honor Roll 3. PETER HINES--One of the pioneers of the High School Department, was born May 8, 1943, in St. Louis, and went to Our Lady of Lourdes grade school. While in the bookstore, he has kept it clean of dust and everyone that goes into it clean of cash. If you are looking for someone to say yes with a smile, see Pete. Library Club 1,2g Bookstore 4. Sponsored byg MRS, MARY MOELLENHOFF 401 South Lindberg,St. Louis, 31 MISSOUFI FF JOHN MENELEY--born in Shiner in the Lone Star State of Texas on June 8, 1943, acquired his education at Central Ward grade school in Gonzales, Texas, and Maryknoll Seminary in St, Louis one year, Every time John returns from vacation in Texas, he fights a loosing struggle to keep his Texan drawl. Honor Roll 2,3g Laundry 3,4, JIM DRYER--one ofthe two students who came to Holy Family Seminary during the sophomore year. Before coming here he went to Blessed Phillipine Duchesne and Mercy High, His grade school days were spent at St, Gregory. Born July 17, 1942, makes him the oldest member of the senior class, Jim has a quick smile, shuffling walk and a joke for everyone. RUBEN FALCON--born in Corpus Christi, Texas, on October 23, 1942. He entered Holy Family Seminary in the senior year, his earlier high school days were spent at Roy Miller High in Corpus Christi and his grade school at South Gate and Davy Crockett in Corpus Christi, Davy was a Ruben 3 times over in physique, but he certainly could not have had half as much pluck . . . while Davy played the harmonica, Ruben plays the organ. Sponsored by KIRBS FORD, INC. ZNHO , 10700 Page, St. Louis County 32, Missouri wffw ,v ,,,,,... WTA' ' ' i' . 'V ' 4 -A -- - f L,'-j-1313:-'-J ,-3-7:--.ff-1' ' ' ' ' - ' - - z.: nas.: :..:-.a..-a.....4.:..4-..a-,..Li1ixhE.-Zf1.w.g, JU IORS GEORGE BETTISON St. Casimir St. Louis I U DONALD GRANZOW St. Kevin St. Louis A JAMES MC NAMEE St. Gregory St. Louis 552' was .5 4, l s fb 134221 3,43 5 X f ' is Q M JOHN CONLON WILLIAM DONAHOE 315, patrick St. Michael the Archangel St. Louis St. Louis JAMES ESQUE All Saints St. Louis LEON FRIG ILLAN A St . Gregory St . Louis JOHN SCHMUCK GEORGE SCHONHOFF EDWARD WILLBORN 3115- J0h1'1 8a James St. Jude Immaculate Heart of Mary St. Louis St, Louis Poteet, Texas Sponsored by: FREUND BAKING COMPANY, 104 years of fine baking 929 South Taylor Avenue, St. Louis 10, Missouri E ANA ,BORN ieaff IBS I haw? Mwoiln' SO PH OMORES WILEY WILLIAMS JAMES WASSER RICHARD EWALD All Souls All Souls Sts. John 85 James St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis Y TERRY ALDRICH MICHAEL CAHILL ROBERT CLINE JOHN DANNEGGER Sts. John 85J'aI'I1CS Sts. John Sc James St. Williams St. Rita St, Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis 5 Li J f REJJ JOHN OPENLANDER WALTER RAKERS JAMES SARGENT JAMES SCHNEIDER St. John 85 James St. Francis Sts. John 85 James Our Lady of Sorrows St. Louis Breese, Illinois St. Louis St. Louis Sponsored by: RT, REV, JOSEPH A, MC MAHON, ST. LUKE'S CHURCH 9730 Dale Avenue, Richmond Heights, Missouri ROBERT BENH ARDT All Souls St . Louis MICHAEL MENELEY St. James Gonzales, Texas 14 FRE HME M4462 S' 19 A f f X f f .. 1 f or , 37 ' ' 0 f p fl fi X VL Wa +j5.f'j,.v , ,H z ,f r sw f' f 1 fr ff ff ,,', X X f ff, f fy X U f ll Z f ' JOHN FERRARA Christ The King St.Louis JAMES BOYER JOHN MALLOY Our Lady of The St. Luke Presentation St . Louis St . Louis STEPHEN CORKERY Christ The King St.Louis JAMES MEYER All Souls St. Louis LEROY HERMSEN GERARD MAASSEN ROBERT MC ATEE St.Luke St. Rita St. Rita St.Louis St.Louis A St. Louis ROBERT SCI-IMUCK SALVATORE TRIFILETTI HENRY WATTS SIS- J01'11'1 and James Sts. John and James Holy Rosary St.Louis Sr, Louis St.Louis Sponsored by: A FRIEND MC ATEE Rita Louis . W AT T5 , RosarY Louis 529 : lA I w r .,. CQLLEGE 5.0 V, myy m ' 'lf ' 4 ,. ' ' ' ' 1213 ii f , ' 'fl f' H 4, . :Zf ,.:5,.5:fj ' A ' - .... ' 2- ., ,sms-..z M, f , ZS' V951 52:9 . ., ff , GLEN DONAHUE Our Lady of Fatima JOHN FLAVIN Good Shepherd St' Louis St. Louis IULIAN MC LENDON Sacred Heart Savannah, Georgia A ' .. L L re i iaae iie ii M FELIPE SOSA, IR. WILLIAM WINZERLING Our Lady of The Assumption Our Lady of Guadalupe Harlingen, Texas St.LOuj-S Sponsored by: Rev. Walter Boul, Pastorg Rev. John Gambon, Asst. ST. WILLIAM'S CHURCH, 9311 Stansberry Ave., St.Louis 34, Missouri. -4-' SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTS The Honor Roll this year is somewhat smaller than in the previous years. Stricter requirements must be met beforea student can be on the Honor Roll. There are two honor rolls: A and B . The require- ments for the A Honor Roll is the grades have to be of an average of 94 or above, with an A in deportment. No grade less than 88 can be made. The B Honor Roll has to bea general average of 85 or above, with an A in'deportment. No grade can be less than 82. The following are on the Honor Roll this year. A HONOR ROLL DOUGLAS KRUSE JAMES ESQUE .T AMES WASSER .T AMES BOYER B HONOR ROLL .T AMES MC NAMEE LEON F RIGILLANA RUBEN FALCON JAMES SCHNEIDER STEPHEN CORKERY .TOI-IN FERRARA SA LVA TORE TRIFILETTI Mr. Do 1 K ' Scholarship isuirajltedrtisgle 2eni?H101'.b WSIS awarded the St. Joseph Scholarship for the third time. The NYY Y r. and Mrs. John Mc Sorley and Family. SPOHSOPSCI by: HoLY FAMILY SEMINARY 2500 Ashby Rd., Overland 14. M0- . -.,......,-,-.- , ,- , .- ... . . . . - . ., , , . . . .. . . -. .,-,- .. ., ,.,.,.,,----.-,-...,.,....-..--.------4 . . --J -7- -.4+44+.+va+n-.4-.-a-a:...saan.w.e-ues. ..-L..-:fd-c-.1f.rh3:.:1,fa:-mais. .....:-:uma.wiv,41:,,,,,.-.g,g3:-,.e.:...-.1.....1,,.g-..,N-4.-,.,5..1-gn-4,1 AJ? L Fhaninllle ' beforea :require- obeofan N0 8l'8de 33 to be a Pofflnenr. N time' alll' The 1 YSWB sPoRTs Q N 7 1 ff f f 'gm O fi is Sponsored by: ANCHOR LUMBER COMPANY, INC. 9760 St. Charles Rock Road, Overland 14, Missouri ,W - -Y -f-:H--44-V J-.44144.....' 44 wx--4 - J ..:' 'zu-L gg - ' ' -..,-.. V 54 4 iv was , f M ' 0 my r ,!,g,aW,,z, j 4 X? I '22 f 'f P QUIZ '-J lf- . rin .fu , . 1 f M ff! za ' ' 7 I4 4 f 4 Wu ff I If 1, Wy, Mug f M , l 1 'ff W 1 4. I 7 X 1 fl, 447' 5 y 1 A 2 4 iff hi .', X X ,, V , ,, 1 The 1960-61 a th letic year was directed by Father Ockwood, with the assistance of the college men. Father Ockwood s ch e d ule d several soccer and basketball games with other schools, and the college men c oa ch e d the teams for these games. ln- tramural tournaments in vol- leyball, basketball, and soft- ball were organized and a- wards were presented forex- cellent participation in this year's athletic program. ,fr Qi, 3DOHSOred by MISS ISABELLE A ROESNER Dutzow, Missouri .. M31 up Q11 hp LF EAQALQSQ uw' 14 if!! :id SOCCER SOCC E R TEAM, Standing: Wasser, Cline, Cahill, Donahoe, Schneider, M. Meneley Sargent, F rigillana, Aldrich, Watts. FRONT ROW: Schonhoff, Openlander, Dannegger Esque, Williams, Ferrara. Absent are Glen Donahue, Coach, and AlMoe1lenhoff Father Ockwood scheduled soccer games with a few schools for this season. Our battling soccer team fought hard and emerged from the season with a record of one win and three losses. On the schedule were two games with Duchesne, one with Mercy, and one with Corpus Christi high schools. N Against Duchesne we broke even, scoring a victory in one game, 2-1, while dropping the other 5-0. The Mercy game was hard fought, but the Mercy Bulldogs chewed out two to one. Disaster struck Holy Family when we met Corpus Christi, who handed us a 5-O defeat. We hope that next year our luck will be a little better. Sponsored by: STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. Mr. James McNamee, Agent, St. Ann, Missouri r I angina-.afgsmnv ,....-........m,..,..,.. ...,.,.....,,.,J-H ..-,...--,.,.--,,-.:-...,...-.. --- .1+u4-lagvkr ,....-Lrsxs . . -.'f'. A . . . . .- . ,.,-.AZ-.,-,. .,, .'. H T, , -. ,,,. . .-assi-ey--Hg-g--K gn-x--Lnyfnry ,,..,......F INTRAMURALS 5 This year's program ofintramuralsports differed from that of the past years. Each high school class went into conclave last January to elect team captains for the intramural sports. The olle e men were reserved to play for any class C 8 that could not muster up enough man-power for one or the other of the intramurals. 1 ! 4 1 A 20 Chosen as captains were: Senior, Weldon Tie- ken, captain.-'for all three intramuralsg Juniors, Mike MCNamee' b 3 S ke fb 311, Jim Esque, softball, a nd L e o n Fr i g i ll a n a, volley-ballg Sophomores, 1011 H Openlander, b a s k e t b all, T e r r y Aldrich, softball, and Mike C ahill, volley-ballg Fr e sh men, Steve Corkery, b a s k e tb all, B o b McAtee, softball, a n d Jim BOYGI, volley-ball, Sponsored by MR AND MRS JOHN MALLOY SL FAMILY ' 1 V . A A- M -4 'x ' - M--4 -- 1----v-...pq-a.ssa+ssn-+h+aa4.v.ab-we - - -.- ---11 - v-Y . .. .. , ,., . .... A-..h.n-nu A n..-nf. 1.-1-rw-eva.-,af-r .s.....,.f.h..,.-.-,.,,-,,,:,:g,,,...g V' rj , . -V ,,, 1 A V , -iwnmv, p ,Ad GYMNASTICS 8-9-l0! 1 Weldon Tie' wniors, Miki softball' alan ,m0res5'0f1l?a1l. fich. men. Steve gnftb 311: and 71 EFA Y The gym is divided into two rooms,a large hall for playing basketball, and a smaller room for boxing or exercising. Tumblingis the greatest attraction to this ba ck room, however , running a close second, is weightlifting. Sponsored by REV. THEODORE BRUNNERT St. Sebastian Church, St. Louis 36, Missouri We had no wrestling this year, and Very little boxing, but the gym was a beehive of activity forthosemuscle bound athletes, CThey're bound to get mus cles some day.J you can 't help but find in a seminary. 1-1 1.42.11 --,.1.1vx-Ama sm ,.q..5,? 'N tx 11 'xg' W - - - - -,-:,-3-:.-.-.',-,-.-:.-,-.1.-,-. , ,-,-.-,-. .1-. . . . ,-1 . , . . , . - , , ,. . ,. , .,. I , fnvfwflfrvvrvrrxlwvrrrrr 1 is A--A------' -- -- ------ ---- .-:.1-:.-:.:.z-.--rf.-.. ,-I:-.--.--ry . .. Q ' ' - v: V I I 4 , 5 S x c Ps t PHY .ED. Every T u e s d a y afternoon at three o'clock the entire student body a s s e m bl e s on the basketball court for roll call, after which Physical E d u c a tio n Class is held. Each of the college men takes charge of one of the cla s se s, run- ning them thr o u gh calisthenics for about twenty minutes. Then, until four, it's every man to his own in- terests, be they basketball, s o ft- ball, s o c c e r, weightlifting, or 1 if the w e a th er permitsy ice skating, snowball fighting, or swimming. ,ff yywwj f f, ff f f fff, mr .,.. MI.. E D U C O A A N T D N A L 1.- SD011SOred by MRS VIRGINIA BET Z 5, ' 0 , - -.- ..--.....--Q-.-..,-..---,,...-,,,..,..,- .-. . amu-. -..-. ,, A H , --- -...Q-puwq.-. -w-4.-4+44+:ss-a-vn-aa-a+a-saa+a1-.s:sa.u-p-uu-n+aa.aa ' ' ' 1-K J.. , aa 5 Q. .. 1 'J ' M . 4,7 -3, -45,5 H - - - - - ---- V v . . . . . Y., ' ' 't 1-- 1-W . . . --f- s2va-i1e.-.,.-,-- - bix, Egg aw ,M M N, . K -big- ,gg my s V 'S ? 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X xmk' s',ri r r X X - F T irri Sk i z t w v t -l ,.fg:X.s g -k',. fa I Q ,N-' jr X X, ,g., X ., X .,.' , ww AN,mgxsmxxxmxoxxxyg,sumsXs,Xsi sXXsX,Xs,XXXX , X ,X X, .,XX X ,.,X ,,XX , ,XX,X X XXX, ,, i X.', ..-f--'-- f-- . X 3 fit X',h KXXA XX',- XX',-- N-ci-.Xsvw-. . .X .. ,, A historical moment. --- The counting of the ballots .for our first Student Body Council. OFFICERS: D ou gl a s Kruse, Vice-Presidentg James Esque, Presidentg and Terry Aldrich,. Secretary-Treasurer. E REPRESENTATIVES: STANDING: Mike Cahill, Sophomoresg Alfred Moellenhoff, Seniorsg Mike McNamee, Iuniorsg John Ferrara, Freshmen. SEATED: Julian McLendon, College, 26 Ironing out some of the problems of the student body SDO11S0redby: ACE NASH MUSIC CO 9706 Lackland Overland 14 Missouri 3 3 -'.-.-.-.----.- .-- --.-A . . . . . . r... ,,--..-......-.-...........,,,, ....,,.-.,..-4 -.4.u., u-4-- ..-.H-,..w..-.....-.-.1--9--A-M71-144+-u -vw ..q.H+asa+i4vaa+4a+a+aa++Ppaaauaanla+a:-,z.1a.a.:isH+s.uvaaa4.5.-1.1-:.a.2v-.2Mq,E,,:iggi,A , jjj-' Q' ' ' ' j ,m m Q ' , 'fjg-v-igu7.v,, 4 nt, and C01 SENIOR ? I L JU From a large total of seventeen beginning in the freshman year, the juniors now have six. They have had many projects which they have worked on. The jtmiors made frames for some pictures on American History. Also, the third year men held a raffle that netted a con- siderable sum for the treasury, which stands at about 325. In their midst is a postulant for the brotherhood, John Conlon. Next fall, he hopes to enter the novitiate to fulfill the calling of God. May God's grace go with him. The juniors were well ahead in basketball against the other classes. They are looking forward to their senior year and graduation. The officers of the class are: James McNamee, Presidentg James Esque, Vice-presidentg and Leon Fri- gillana, Secretary. Sponsored by: Rev. FRANCIS J. KELLY, Pastor Our Lady of Guadalupe, St. Louis 21, Missouri In May, when this class graduates, four of the sen- iors will have something to remember. They will have been the first to start in the high school department, and complete the necessary courses to graduate. These four are: Weldon Tieken, AlMoe11enhoff, Douglas Kruse, and Peter Hines. The three others are Jim Dryer, John Meneley, and Ruben Falcon. They came in after the first year. But all these have one thing in. common-next year they enter the novitiate. May God be with them through the years to come. The class officers are : Weldon Tieken, Presidentg Al Moellenhoff, Vice- president, and Jim Dryer, Secretary- Treasurer. ICR 27 SOPHCDMORE This year's class is down to ten, having losta few during the summer. They were noticeably U101' 9 mature and were set to have a good year. At the start of school, the sophomores set a goal before themselves- to be more attentive in class, and to be courteous and kind to the faculty and fellow students. To their treasury they added near 310. which will provide for class activity later in the school year. The class officers are: John Dannegger, Presidentg James Wasser, Vice-presidentg and James Schneider, Secretary-Treasurer. FRESHMEN 1 28 The freshmen this year numbered seventeen at the beginning of school. Six of these found out that the priesthood was not their vocation and they dropped out. The rest have done a few things worthy of note: First of all, under the advisorship of Father Lienert, they started a type collection of United States coinage. They collected many coins and planned to put them in the library for pub- lic viewing. Next they had a raffle and the prize was two silver dollars. Then someone came up with the idea of a white elephant sale. The freshmen gathered up their old playthings, including stampbooks,etc. So far the fresh- men have collected 312. in the treasury. After this year the freshmen will have three more years of study at I-l.F.S., which will aid them in their goal- the priesthood. The officers of the class are: John Ferrara, Presi- dem: James Boyer, Vice- president, and John Malloy, Secretary. sponsored by PARKER'S GARAGE, HA 8-1411 10530 Lackland Rd., Overland 14, Missouri follf ' hand great learn in The Famil Our c oll eg e department is small with only four members. They were given the job of ha ndling the sports for the year and have done a great job. Next year they also go to novitiate to learn the life of a religious. May God bless them in their future works as re ligious of the Holy Family. CDLLEGE MOTHER'S CLUB iteen at that the pad out. First of staffed ollected or Pub' ize was :he idea lp Lhell' zfresh' is Year H'F,S., Presi' da110Y' ,1411 ui . 7 The Mother 's Club of the Seminary was started two years ago. Ever since then it has been expanding with the increase of students. O ur mothers have done a great deal for us, such as the card party held on February 23 of this year. This t par y was a tremendous success and the net profit amounted to a little over five hundred dollars. The mothers haven't decided as yet for what purpose the money will be used. Ma G d bl for their endless work. y o ess our dear mothers E 5 N 1 1 Sponsored by THE CHASE PRINTING CO. , IA 1-6660 10101 North Florissant, St.Louis 36, Missouri ,.. ......-1.a.:.a.ea...,.,.-ac., -Lava-ieiufnqxax' ' 29 .s...-...-.-.l...: ' ' ' ' Ln... RECREATIO Where 's the eight ball? After the gobblins left. Did the bell ring? Free shot? Not quite like the Alps. Betch 'ya don't make it! SDOHSOICCI by: MR. AND MRS. ROBERT CLINE and FAMILY 9567 Corregidor Dr. , St. Louis 34, Missouri L And this is my third one too! ff How about the afternoon off? Pushing or pulling? Come and join the Christmas party. What's a movie without popcorn? One breath. Sponsored by: Rt. Rev. lvlsgr. Walter Tucker, ALL SOULS CHURCH 9550 Tennyson, Overland 14, Missouri 'Wi' ff ,44 Seniors sear. 'qi' Sophomores splash . Juniors Jive . Freshmen refr esh. ss ws-s ,Q vas 5 XB, SXQM E. ,Q - s QQ NS, sf N fs 'fx I a,. ,, 2 Ig is ,, ,vs . . -,Ms s saws- .. is Sponsored by: FRANK FISCHER, INCORPORATED 2 1 Q 1 Puttin accor backg ff 'A I ae if22'5f' f f L 'hiv E- 25 sh Yo ss, , Ygffstz Qsii f in x X Q Gett: 8 fe' 32 SDOI 11945 Berry Hill Road, Bridgeton, Missouri 1205 Putting on the finishing touches of cataloguing books according to the Dewey Decimal System. In the background are a few of our 20,000 books. Getting caught up on the backlog of books. These are a few of the 200 books put into the library per year. Sponsored by: GEORGE STRUNK AND SONS, Landscape Contractors 12031 Old St. Charles Rd., Bridgeton, Missouri,, PE l-6947, LIBR RY LUB SEATED: George Bettison, Presidentg Rev. Robert DeSantis, Moderatorg John Dannegger, Secretaryg Edward Willborn, Treasurer. STANDING: Robert McAtee, Douglas Kruse, John Schmuck, and Weldon Tieken complete the Club. All work together to keep the library in order. For Bettison, Dannegger, Kruse, McAtee, and Schmuck it is a full time job. John Dannegger 33 Bplies were :ontacted ar ,U OPQ rt? I nwi . '-- R M Sponsored by: J. F. CASEY POULTRY 85 EGG CO. 1018 North Sixth Street, St. Louis 1, Missouri PHI U RES AD II RE A Vvyf, I , ,,7! V V 1 Z U yat ljjy 'tgp , f if gli, , ' l V' Q , .'4 g l ' I fl f y P f l fe 1 if F 7 Q l 1 Y ls r y r 71 f f W f . i54'7 2 I Q yrrri Vf 7 srsr f s 1 f X 1 ' : 1. I X A s I !,,!4 flffy iii, Eg. ,k,., kfyf L. I ,f i g 1,iiV.,,,V :,- LVA,3 , f , f ,4 f rryya V 2f ' , ,gg , ,V,V, Vfi, .. M M Remember O Lord, in my life to be, As l cloth myself, to call on thee, To bring down Thy blood, shed for me, That all here present might from sin be freed. LODGE' You hang on the Cross of Hope, Your waist is girded with a virtuous rope, Your back is bent by our sins, Your ygke 36 I SPOHSOM1 by: JOSEPH H. vATTERo'rT REALITY AND BUILDING 4531 North Lmdberg Boulevar g il I l I I ll ,, 1 :NG Light up my heart, that I might see, Light up my life, some day to be. For Thy Body lies broken, Blood shed for me, Each day at Mass, as on Calvary. Teach my heart to love You dear, Teach my hands to hold You near, Teach my mind to always care, That someday I, might stand up there. John Flavin SDOHSOIGCI by: MR, AND MRS. EDWARD G, RIEDWEG 5645 Tholozan, St. Louis 9, Missouri f s e glsssagsgasise -M 1-1 -' 1122111114:-4, 15, , ,ggggrglgggyggggfg-yfgyy,.n- 'wi' 1--1-1-x4:'1+I4qmps'r:n-..f.a5.a--1 .wpvow -. ,.4q.H.,..,,, ,-Q! fQf ' jf ,, Some boys just refuse to get up in the morning. l Mass of course is a daily activity ofthe senninarian. F i' is 38 When it comes to eating this serninarian doesn't want to be disturbed. DAY AT THE SEMI ARY Here you see the college class diligently studying. As you can see, he loves the work he is doing. a 5 Sponsored by: COLLIER'S COLONIAL FUNERAL HUME HA '7 3630 10123 St Chai les Rock Road St Ann M1SS0ll1'l . . - . ' U ' ! 0 1 ' ' ' '- ' 'K' 'H-'--'- N- - '- - 'J--H'--1--4- -- H- -- ----ff.----...-.---.-.----..-...4 Y . qu- up ...444-Q-we-ras1-.uH,ea.u+.-a-1,a,an.w.:.p-uw.n+p..a,s.w.u.zf.Ha-.-ara.:-Jia:aww.:-1.:e..-1,5 ' I ,z.a,.,,..,..,:,:,.3.:.s,Q..1:,,.-.......,,m..z,.,.,.-4q.,1v:g-:wx - ' ' P' I l I 5. WY t 5 dllillg- lt 'takes four people to run a buffer? Everyone has time when it comes to getting their picture taken even though it is work period, i After the day's sports and recreation, the refreshment center Cbookstorej is -a welcomed sight to the students. Private prayers help every seminarian to obtain his goal, Sports are enjoyed by all, basketball being very popular. Sponsored by: KUTZ HARDWARE, INC., FR 1-7767 4057 Chouteau Avenue, St. Louis 10, Missouri Every school has their musicians and ours is no exception. 39 + f'1'1'1Sf'?ui6'dMvWT?T '3345f3?5i?f? 3 E?E?2E?f -'jj!f'r1f f ' 2- 'L' YY' P ' CAN YCJU IMAGINE Terry Aldrich a little bit underweight. Robert Benhardt with neatly combed hair. George Bettison with a shaved head. James Boyer as a dancing instructor. Mike Cahill on a starvation diet. Bob Cline out of trouble for a whole week. John Conlon without that not guilty look on his face. Steve Corkery without a bad case of dishpan hands. John Dannegger smoking cigars. Jim Dryer in the Library Club. Bill Donahoe not scraping the bottom of the bowls. Glen Donahue taking a good picture on the first try. Jimmy Esque, the house work captain, actually working. Ricky Ewald behaving in the dorm. Ruben Falcon not displaying his knowledge. John Ferrara's favorite dish as purple cabbage. John Flavin silent about his Latin average. Leon Frigillana keeping the rec room spotless. Donald Granzow taking Greek. Roy Hermsen treating someone to a soda. Peter Hines without that big bad look. Doug Kruse missing his daily Butterfinger, Jerry Maasen out of bed more than in. Sponsored by: ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE CHURCH Rt Rev Msgr A White, PaSt0I . 5 O I O ,. ..-1--..-..A-.1-.-.h--..,---....-,,........-...--.M. . 4.-----.-.u.+.+a-a+..a-an--4,..aa4..-- 9 s-. a-ps.w...+..:.. :- .any-Q.-.a,w.-,aaa ....1.:.:-..:.,..-. ' ,J ,:.,. ,,.v.,:,.a,:..-..:.:v,-....f.- .v.g.v,-.af-.g-,-:g..4.,11-.-.A B John Malloy being an early bird. Robert McAtee not knocking pool balls off the table. Julian MCLeU-don CFOSQYJ a champion pinochle player. Mike McNamee awake. John Meneley in a grumpy mood. Mike Meneley being the life of the party. James Meyer without that plastered down look. Al Moellenhoff even thinking about work. ' John Openlander not trying to give up smoking. 5 Walter Rakers running down Illinois. ' James Sargent not bragging about something. John Schmuck surpassing his brother in grades. ' Bob Schmuck having a painless day. Q James Schneider without that puzzled look on his face George Schonhoff studying. Felipe Sosa claiming any state but Texas. Weldon Tieken off the tractor. Frank Trifiletti chewing tobacco. Jim Wasser on his feet throughout a soccer game. Henry Watts without a cigarette. Ed Willborn featured as: Before I took Hadacol . Wiley Williams saying l did it . Will Winzerling as the fastest man alive. James McNamee 11 I. fu S, Q, l 550113: pp Sponsored by: sr. JosEPH's INSTITUTE as . S vp' RCU D AND Sponsored by: MR. AND MRS. JOHN M. MAX 70 Notre Dame Dr., St. Louis 41, Missouri f ? 'TZ 3. , , mi . i 1 Q Q X X, ',.i.,,.., ww W ABCDLIT , , Q wi 5- If vi' 83 . 1 1 M. igf if iw wi f if ii . ., :mmm Sm A W ffffig 5 MAX 3D0nsored by: Most Rev. Glennon P. Flavin D.D. 43 I OUR LADY OF LOURDES, University City 5, Missouri BI DERY N othing cheap a b out Al. He stamps the Binding per i o d i C al s m a ke s reference work more titles in gold. 6ffiCiG1'lf- A bit of thread, some glue, and a new cover saves Drilling holes and then sewing are a few of buying a new book. the ma ny steps in binding a book. A year and a half in the bind ery has made Wasser ' a proficient hand. Sponsored by: STUDENT .COUNCIL OF HOELY FAMILY SEMINARY Q 1 l0I6 ,Q :VI of yea! assef NAR Y SD0nsore dbyi M MR. Sc MRS. MR. 85 MRS. MR. 8a MRS. MRS. FELIX MR. 8a MRS. MR. 8a MRS. MR. JOSEPH PATRONS JAMES J, SARGENT FRANK R. GRAN ZOW L. T. EWALD PAPE FRED HINES C. J. SCHNEIDER SCHOMAKER MR. LEN HECKETHORN MR. FRANK J. MARROU DR. 8a MRS. VATTEROTT MR. 8. MRS. 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