Jesuit High School - Last Roundup Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1964 volume:

I , , x I fi KA. Q . 1: ' . . tx M Q5 :Iv t V N' .4 1 Q, Nm, Lx , Y X 1. . . , ' V , H , 3 Qi, 3 'N Ea. is Y 1 in-1' ' 'xv 'im 5 .iff WJQPP 'ef W YW 31,-Q Q XQQQYW ,Q , A -4' ff, F 3 L A -R 43 X919 YUM' Q1 i, f '. -mx fri f naw. i tu. -egg, i Photo - F. L. Bud Thompson 2 l 1 t::.:::s::: ::r:t:i::, r i sm 'rr ,rs mtl! ii .N r K 7' The '64 edition of THE LAST ROUNDUP-the transition issue-is gratefully dedicated to Father Robert A. Tynan, S. J., teacher, counselor, builder, and friend of thousands of alumni of Jesuit High, a man who has devoted nearly all of his priestly life to our school. Each graduating class of Jesuit has its own memories of Father Tynan. The graduates of '64 will remember him most as the planner-builder-friend. For it was Father Tynan who conducted the sale of the old, red- bricked Jesuit on Oaklawn and the planning and building of our beautiful, modern structure on Inwood Road. It was his ever kindly interest, concern, and leadership that were responsible, over the years, for the creation, development, and transfer of a spirit that is distinctively Ranger-like. A THE LAST ROUNDUP will feature the highlights of the first year of Father Tynan's dream and will try to capture its spirit as a lasting memorial of his service and devotion to us and to the school. Mr. A. J. Jung wows audiences over WJHS- TV, Channel 2. Mike Madigan snatches another pass against Mt. Carmel. Staff photographer catches Freddie Ingram and John Keane at Freshmen-Sophomore Get-Acquainted Dance at end of balloon dance. 4 5Ul Paul Awtry drives out of tough position 1, chip B renner, John Darrouzef, b I4 anny for year oo . Mk V II I Seniilles perform at b It h T T Mr. John Finn inspects exhibits y G e proiecf night. of Contents FACULTY iiii I D SENIORS iiiiii UNDERCLASSNIEN ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS, S D . ACTIVITIES D RANDOM SHOTS GRADUATION SPONSORS INDEX OSSSOS O p.8 p.i8 p.52 p.92 .I2O .I58 .i78 .I86 .I94 .I98 -7-.4 d at 3-2i5H New Year's Eve P Q- If V.,-V ' Nm-M4 an 'ZF-T' Q ll f G J Q V 5 f 3, JESUIT swam :M miami, ornoe ov vnu nuevos - aww mwoou new w oAu,Ms nun nav - an 9-men Dear Gradual tvs: The most tremendous things hay-pen on the day of your graduation. You are :cially changed. You are not whim you were. You Ask 'll-lov is it that l am se very different on the day of my graduation? In the public mind, until you have graduated you are a boy. Friar to that event, many things you do ure excused with I shrug and the ex- gwsssion He is only s high school kid. That do you expect? The whale um-ld will treat you like A high school diploma makes s man of yen. Suqlieuly, you have a lot of responsibility. Wat is your pi-epzratlon for it? Ar Jesuit, your studies, the Sodllity, we Phil, Debate, Science Club, Radiu Club, Safety Club, Ranger Club, Student Council, athletics, class offices and evcrythlzig that you did prepared you for bring a nuns. These opportunities taught you how to meat reezponsihllityg you are ready to ha- an mm: and are mm. Year school and the school of life have this in common. Kash ufff.-rs you opportunities. lf you use them well, you will he said to be re- sponsible, you will be said to be a msn. Use them well! - Hay God bless you, always! sincere! y y ris r , R. A. aynw ' ..v. e, :an- ' JESUI'I1HM.xg1-V-a'asw-raw, eamenor we vnvucuw. - 12:usvuwccam:sn'ix mu.L-grams 15214 - ,Wausa- dusr members of the graduating class of 1964: 2-ly sincerest congratulations as you successfully complete your high ac-kool uduoaslen. 5:16 my! congratulations to you as the first gra- duating class from the ,Q!l'gEesu.lt. 'liigh School. I an sure that each one ci' you can look back upon your faux- years ar, Jesuit. High Schecl with A certain mount of sszisfsctian, per- haps with a certain amomt. ci' regret ever the things you sight have left undone. And you might, even vividly Ncall an few occasions that might. have caused you some jmhqpgprlnesp and dissatisfaction. But. I do hope uhm each one of you realizes that the training you have absorbed at Jusult Righ School has equipped you vim the basic but necessary requirements for being the civic, intellectual, and spiritual lands:-s ci' tomorrow. You have been given the fmdamental eguigzaent to :nest this challenge of leadership. You talents have been further devslapemi, parti- cularly through the many educational advances that are :su part of the neu Jssuit High School. lt. is your task to use these gifts which Almighty God has given you to increase the glory of God within yourselves and to draw your fellow mm closer to the eternal goal towards which each one is striving. V Jesuit High School is proud of you. Our prayer is that we will grow even prcudsr of you ln future years, not only because of what you are capable of accomplishing, but also because of what we are confident you will accomplish in a world which cries for intellec- tual and moral leadership. , E453 Sod bless you, and may His Spirit guide sud snlightezz you through yqur you-s of further educxssiozzal. development, Sincerely :Lu wrist, e ff' :gf 55012-Le? if Qfifdwkfff Albert C. L0uApre,S.J. JW' , 4 . 1 4 i 3 2 , s -f ,S E Q 759 f x i 5 E r i if fa W f fig '39 1 if fi, is i '1 Sita' gi 34:11 -? 3, 1 , f 1 S f - , ff ? eff? , I .Us if TH ' I. - . li I 5 0 3 i x , Q '65 2' Faculfy In Memoriam Mr. Albert J. Jung, S.J BROTHER PATRICK USINA Assistant Treasurer ..av- I The faculty relax after one ofthe monthly meetings. MRS. F. A. NORSCH Registrar REV. R. JAMES BALINT Religion ffl? Y V Father A. C. Louapre, S.J., offers Mass. REV, S. JOSEPH RIVOIRE, s.J. REV. J. B. LEININGER, 5.1. Rev. T. F. HOLLAND, s.J Assist. Principal and Prefect of Minister and Secretary Counselor Discipline Math Religion l l REV. EARL JOHNSON, S.J. Religion REV. JULIUS J. MAY, S.J. .Physics and Chemistry i, f S Ya Bishop Gorman with Frs. Leininger and Tynan at opening of Phil's Becker. REV. CYRIL MIESCH, S.J. Math A if 5' i L L ' il: ,. ... , R ,,.. ll' ii f f 1 3: fi in Wi, ip ll ' Q ' Q., -..of ,Q Q 1 L' .A .,.,. K .. jf .Q 5 r F 1. .1-. -. N' F 3 QI Z? all S ,, Frs. Holland, Louapre, and Balint lead the Christ the King parade. REV. WILLIAM E. UNDERHILL, S.J. Counselor and Religion MR. DANIEL R. BARFIELD, 5 s.J, i English and Government W ,.,,., R, M. W eu N. I V W., f VW fgji W' MR, EDWARD P. BUVENS, Sul. Chemistry and Physical Science. Scholasrics relieve tension during snovv holiday. MR. FRANCIS R, DOWLING, Latin, English and Speech. Father Miesch presides over monthly Math deparlmenl meeting, sn BMT' lrwin Thanksgiving Drive. MR. GERALD M. FAGlN, S..l. Latin and Speech Sentilles, FaTher Johnson, and Bob Aloeln make final count for MR. PATRlCK HUNTER, SJ, MR. ALBERT L. MILLS, SJ. MR. JACK OSTER, S.J. ' L fi Laiin, English, and Speech Latin and Speech a n l 3 lc -iv, ,. f MR. FRANClS RENFROE, S,.l. Spanish and Speech 1 i A ,L Q-.. 'M 4 Qi' Faculty relax as The Christmas holidays begin. MR. NUMA ROUSSEVE, SJ. English and Speech MR. RICHARD STOLTZ, S..l. Physics and Physical Science S 95 l l Fr. Rivoire eulcgizes President Coach Walsh makes check Kennedy. on PE room. l MR. JOSEPH M. VANDERHOLT, S,J, BROTHER LEO COLLISON, S.J. BROTHER ROBERT MOCK, S.J. English Sacrisian Maintenance I4 BROTHER STEVE SCHOTT, SJ. Mamtehahce MR. DWLGHT BLACKWELL Asslstant to Treasurer ,Mi Mau MR. RUFE BREWTON Physical Education and Assistant Football and - f'1'F ?'f' Basketball Jkrxn Faculty, parents, and students cheer on basketball team. rf 3' ,, ,, Rav MR. WILLIAM DURICK MR. ROBERT J. EIFERT MR. JOHN FINN History, Athletic Director History, Government and Assistant l'l'5l0'Y Football MR. MlLTON GAUDET Math, Football ' x ii MRS, HOMER HAND Assisiant To Registrar Fr, Holland held up at orphans' party. 1 X 1 A. . .1 , .V MR. FRANK ODONNELL English Fr. Louapre, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pills smile as Mrs. E, P. Furlong explains situaiion. leafs I f MR. GARY A. PASQUA MRS. HELENA Mll.LER MRS. JACK SCOTT Math, Assislant Football Die-Tinian Librarian I6 wi i fm iw? fini L.. W? M . ay iw. 4 as ii. is fr. Q rx 65919.- -Q 3 . V M r. Vanderholf and Mr. Dowling with Mrs, W, L. Brenner and MR. WILLIAM SCHUSTER Band Director 'riff'-I' MR. HERBERT M. SHEANER, JR. Track A Q' daughter at Phil party after Becke1's close. MR. GORDON TAYLOR Math Mr. Renfroe, Fr. Balinf, Messrs. Siolfz, Barfield, and Hunter smile as Christmas Holidays begin. 'V' on MRS. S-.aff HELEN WHITE MR. JAMES SLATER MR. JAMES WALSH Assisiani Librarian Baslceilnall Physical Education I7 Basketball Y 3555? fi ,- W if in ,gs . 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Freshman Basketball, B Team, 10 Vars ty 10, Last Roundup, 11, Student Patrol, 10, 11, 12, Captain, 12, Class S-ec. and Treas Lieutenant,1O,NEDT Citation,1O. 12, Letterman's Club, 11, 12, B Team Track, 10. JAMES DONALD BAYN HAM Transfer Student, 12, Band, 12, Speech Team, 12, Glee Club, 12, Apostleship of Prayer, 12, Senior Elocution Contest, 12, National Forensic League, 12, Phil, 12. 1 20 14 EUGENE L. BAUER Honor Roll, 11, Bowling, 9, B Football, 10, Freshman Baseball, Varsity Baseball, 11, Last Roundup, 12, Student Patrol, 10, Master Sergeant, 11, Captain, 12, Science Club, 11, Youth Traffic Safety Council Rep., 12, NEDT citation, io. MICHAEL C. BAUM Transfer Student, 12 JAMES RUSSELL BELLAMY Honor Roll, 9, Phil., 9, 1O, 2nd Place Jr. Elocution Contest, 9, Class Pres., 9, 10, Class Vice-Pres., 12, Class Sec., ll, Presi- dent ot Freshman Council, Football, 9, B Team, 10, Basketball, 9, B Team, 10, Varsity, 11, 12, Roundup, 11, 12, 2nd Place Short Story Contest, Last Roundup, 11, 12, Ranger of the Month, 12, Student Patrol, 10, Ranger Club Treas., 12, Maior Play, 9, Letterman's Club, 12. JOSEPH FRANK BENENATE Roundup, 9, 10, 11, 12, Junior Editor, 11, Editor-in-Chief, 12, Student Council, ll, J Award, 11, First Place Short Story Contest, 11, Navy Reporting Award, 11, Student Patrol Captain, 12, Leadership Award, ll, Perfect Attendance, 10, Last Roundup, 12, NEDT Citation, 10. BERNARD J. BENNETT Transfer Student, 12, Library Aid, 12 PAUL JOHN BEYER, JR. RONALD R, BIGELOW ROBERT STEPHEN BLANKINSHIP Honor Roll, 9, Perfect Attendance, 9, Stu- Student Patrol, 10, 11, 12, Perfect Attend- Freshman Basketball, Phil., 9, 10, 11 12 dent Patrol, 11, 12, Bowling, 11, 12, French ance, TO. Speech Team, 9, 10, 11, Major Play, Seminar, 10, Radio Club, 11, Career Club, 12, Senior Elocution Contest, 11, Student 11 Pat rol, 11, 12. HERBERT NORMAN BOCKEMEHL ARTHUR JOHN BRENDER, JR. TranSferStUdent, T2. Honor Roll, 9, TO, Class Sec., TO, Ranger Club, TT, T2, Basketball, 9, Varsity, TO, TT T2, Baseball, 9, B Team, TO, Varsity Track, TT, T2, NEDT Citation, TO. THOMAS JOSEPH BUCHHETT Honor Roll, 9, TO, TT, Candidate, Linz Pin, Class Sec., 9, TT, Class Pres., TO, Debate, 9, Speech Team, 9, National Honor Society, TO, TT, T2, Vice-Pres., T2, Math Seminar, 9, TO, French Seminar, TO, T2, B Team Football, TO, Sodality Candidate, 9, Sodality, TO, TT, T2, Central Council, TT, T2, Vice- Pretect, T2, Jesuit Delegate to University ot Texas Summer Nuclear Science Symposium, TT, National Merit Semi-finalist, T2, Student Council Treasurer, T2, Executive Committee, T2, Student Patrol, T2, Capt., T2, Glee Club, TO, TT, T2. CARL FLECTHER CARSON MICHAEL WAYNE CASH KEVIN JOSEPH CLANCY ffzeesselbjltf 9,5refhl',i2.9f Ntfigrttmlff gefqolunlijv Class sec., 9, TO, Baseball, 9, Perfect Attend. Honor Rall, 9, Phil., lo, TT, 12, Treas,, T2, ilElocu'tion canlesif 9, TO, ll, l'2, rim Plocel, Hnfef ll' Rep-f Sfudenf CO'-mdlf lli Maiof Play, 9, TO, TT, Speech Teorn, 9, TO, TT, T2, Notlonol STUCTSFIT Patrol, TO, ROUI'TdUp, 9, TO, TT, Forensic Leogue, TT, T2, Order of the Silver BUSTUGSS ECTTTOT, l2, Last ROUY1ClUp, TO, Mosque, TO, Order of the Gold Mosque, TT, Most Voluoble Sophomore, TO, All City Art Contest, TO, TT, T2, First Place, TO, Second Plone, Tl, Class Pres., 9, Class Vlcc-Pres, TO, TT, Freshman Council ViceYPres., Sophomore Congress Pres., Student Council Rep., TO, TT, T2, Student Council Sec., TO, Lost Roundup, 9, TO, TT, T2, Art Editor, TO, J Aword, TO, Roundup, 9, TO, TT, T2, Condcdote Sodollty, 9. T2. T2 TO T2 TT , . GEORGE NEIL CLARK TERENCE JAMES COLE Class Sec., 92 ClBSS TVSBS-1 l0f llf l27 Bagel' Freshman Football, Varsity Football, 10, ii, ball, 9: Baseball, 9, lO: R0U'WClUPf lOl ll' 12, B Team Track, 9, Varsity Track, il, l2: LBS? Roundup, 10, ll, 12. 12, Glee Club, TO, ll, 12, Letterman's Club, ll, l2. ANTHONY JOSEPH COLOMBO Bowling League, 9, ii, 12, B ball, lO, ll, Student Council, Football, l27 Letterman's Club, Attendance, 9, ll, Class Sec., ll. Team Foot- 'lO, Varsity l2, Perfect .Jeff 4 fx bf X 4, l. Clark, Vullo, Clancy, Cloherty relax at Phil's after-party. 2. Mrs. Zuercher, Dave, and Mr. Zuercher at Senior Ring Ceremony. 3. Sodality distributes presents to children from Dunne Memorial. WILLIAM GREGORY COOPER JAMES RONALD CRONIN Honor Roll, gr II: Speech Teamf 9' IG7 Camera Club, 9, Science Club, IO, II, I21 Roundup, I2, Science Club, II, Debate, 9, IO, Chemistry Seminar, II, National Forensic League, 9, IO, Perfect Attendance, 9, Degree of Merit, IO. Spanish Club, II, Student Patrol, II, I2: League Leader, 9. JOHN MICHAEL CRUTCHER Honor Roll, IO, Roundup, 9, IO, II, I2, Last Roundup, 9, IO, II, I2, Freshman Football, B Team Football, Phil., IO, II, I2, Maior Plays, IO, II, I2, J Award, II, Student Patrol Captain, IO, II, St. John Be-rchman's Society, 9, IO, II, National Merit Citation, 9, Student Council, I2, MITCHELL JOHN CYBULSKI Bowling, 9, IO, Library Aid, IO, Student Patrol, IO, II, Master Sergeant, II, Chem- istry Serninar, II, Last Roundup, II, I2, Co-Business Manager and Tri-Editor, I2, Vice- Pres., II, NEDT Citation, IO. JOHN LOUIS DARROUZET, JR. Honor Roll, 9, IO, II, Candidate, Linz Pin, Class Sec., IO, Class Treas., II, Math Club, 9, French Seminar, IO, NHS, IO, II, I2, Treas. ot NHS, I2, St. John Berchman's, I2, Speech Team, ,9, IO, II, I2, Debate Team, 9 IO, II, I2, NFL, 9, IO, II, I2, NEDT Citation, IO, Glee Club, II, I2, Round- up, II, I2, Sodality Candidate, 9, Sodality, IO, II, I2, Central Council, II, I2, Prefect of Sodality, I2, President of Student Council, I2, Executive Committee, I2. LEONARD JAMES DASHO Perfect Attendance, 9, Bowling League, 9, IO, II, I2, B Team Basketball, IO, French Seminar, IO, Student Patrol, II, I2, Captain, I2, Rep. to SMU Youth Traffic Safety Coun- cil, Class Otticer, I2, Last Roundup, I2, NEDT Citation, IO, ROBERT BRUCE DENNIS Radio Club, 10, ii, 12, Science Club, ii, 12, Vice-Pres., 12, Student Patrol, 10, 11, 12, Master Sergeant, 11, Colonel, 12, Book Store, 12, Phil, 12, Honor Roll, 12, Perfect Attendance, 9, 11, Junior Rotarian, 12. ROBERT M. DISQUE, JR. Transfer Student, 12. MAURICE JOHN DOWLING Honor Roll, 11, Band, 9, 10, 11, 12, Ser- geant, 11, First Music Lieut., 12, Band Attendance Award, 10, E. L, Hohman Music Contest, 9, 10, 11, First Place, 9, Second Place, 11, Dallas County Music Festival, First Place Solo, 11, Science Club, 11, Coin, ll, NEDT Citation, 10. JAMES PHILIP DRISCOLL WILLIS A. DUFFEY, JR. Bowling League, 11, 12, Golf Team, 11, 125 Cheerleader, 12, Bowling League, 10, 11, Perfect Attendance, 11. 12, Class Treas, 10, 12, Roundup, 12, Last Roundup, 12. ROBERT JOHN ECKELKAMP Transfer Student, 10, Glee Club, 10, 11, 12, Student Patrol, 10, 11, 12, Officer Student Patrol, 10, 11, 12, Football B Tearn, 10, Varsity, 11, 12, Track, 12, Pl'iil., 10, 11, 12, Junior Elocution Contest, 10, Silver Masque Award, 11, Major Play, 10, 11, 12. 25 DANNY CARLO FARINA JAMES MICHAEL FENNELL, JR. JOHN CHARLES FRITSCHE Class Treas., 9, 10, Student Patrol, 11, Transfer Student,11. Class Pres., 11, Vice-Pres., 12, Treas., 9, Baseball, 9. 10, Student Council, 11, NEDT Citation, 10, Ranger Club, 11, 12, Sec., 12, Frosh Base- ball, Student Patrol, 10, Track Team, 10, 11, 12, League Leader, 9, 10, Letterman's Club, 11, 12. DONALD DAVID FRYMARK WILLIAM THOMAS GARDNER MlCHAEL LOWELL GLASCO Transfer Student, H: League Leader, 11,12: Phil., 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-Pres., 12, Mayor Phil., 9, 10, Roundup, 10, Speech Team, Student PGTVOL ll: Glee Club, 11: B Plays, 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Elocution, 11, 9, Frosh Track, Varsity Track, 10, 11, 12, Football, 11: VBVSHY Football, 127 V5f5l1Y 12, Student Patrol, 10, 11, 12, Captain, 12, Captain, 11, Letterman's Club, 12, Vice- TV-3Cli, 11, 12:1-etterrf1af1'S Club, 11, 12- Bowling, 9, Class Treas,, 11, Perfect At- Pres. and Sec., 12, Class Pres., 11, 12, Class Tendance, 9, 11, Speech Tearn, 9, 10, 11, 12. Vice-Pres., 10, Cheerleader, 11, 12, Glee Club, 10, 3 1. Seniors show leadership in Student Council. 2. Cheerleaders urge support of football team. 3. Senior classes at first Jesuit Ring Ceremony. ROBERT JOSEPH GLYNN B Team Football, 10, Varsity, 11, 12 Captain, 12, B Team Baseball, 10, Var- sity, 11, 12, Letterman's Club, 11, 12, Pres., 12, Perfect Attendance, 9. JAMES MILES GOODWIN, JR. Honor Roll, 9, 10, Perfect Attendance, 11, Bowling, 9, 10, 11, Radio Club, 10, ll, 12, Math Seminar, 9, Student Patrol, 10, 11, 12, Officer, 10, 12, Service Award, 11, Student Council, 12, Roundup, 11, 12, Sr. Editor, 12, Rep. to Youth Traffic Safety Council, 12, National Merit Letter of Commendation. JOHN JOSEPH GORDON, JR. Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, Candidate Sodality, 9, Treas., 9, Sodality, 10, Class Vice-Pres, 11, Class Treas., 12, Math Seminar, 9, 10, 11, Tennis, 10, 12, Cross Country, 9, French Seminar, 10, National Honor Society, 11, 12, NEDT Citation, 10. ROBERT MICHAEL GORMAN Transfer Student, TO, St. John Berchman, TT, Student Patrol, TT, Class Vice-Pres., T2, Student Council, T2, Bowling Team, TT, League Leader, TT, Class Treas., TT. JOHN MARTI NEZ GREATHOUSE Class Pres., 9, TO, Sergeant-At-Arms, T2, Phil., 9, TO, TT, Honor Roll, 9, TO, TT, NHS, nar, T2, Basketball, 9, TO, Baseball, 9, TO, TT, T2, Perfect Attendance, 9, NMSOT Letter of Recommendation, TQ, NEDT Cita- tion, 9. TO, TT, T2, Student Council, 9, French Semi- EDMOND RALPH HAGGAR, JR. Class Sec., 9, Class Pres., TO, TT, T2, Base- ball, 9, Phil., lo, ll, 12, Major Plays, TO, TT, T2, B Team Football, TO, Student Patrol, TC, Track, TO, TT, T2, Roundup, TT, T2, Ranger Club, TT, T2, Letterman's Club, ll, T2. ARTHUR BRUCE HAMELIN GREGORY D. HARRISON Bowling, 9, T2, Baseball, 9, Student Patrol, FO0TlD6lli'9i B Team, TO, TT, Varsity, T2, TO, TT, Last Roundup, T2, League Leader, Baseball, 9, Letterman's Club, T2, Science T2, Roundup Short Story Contest Honorable Club, TT, T2, Student Patrol, TO, TT, Student Mention, TT. Council, 9, TO, Class Treas., TT. THOMAS ELLIOT HETNES Transfer Student, TO, Honor Roll, TO, TT, French Seminar, TO, TT, Perfect Attendance, TT, NHS, TT, T2, Science Club, T2, Cheer- leader, T2, National Merit Letter ot Recom- mendation, T2, Jesuit Delegate to UT Nu- clear Science Summer Symposium, TT. MICHAEL TALTY HIGGINS Cross Country, 10, 11,12,Track, 11, 12. FRED RAY HOOKER, JR. Honor Roll, 9, 10. PETER EVANS HINKEL Class Treas., 9, 12, Class Pres., 10, Class Vice-Pres., 11, Baseball, 9, B Team Foot- ball, 10, Varsity Track, 10, 11, 12, Ranger Club, 11, 12, Vice-Pres., 12, Soph. Congress, Last Roundup, 12, Letterman's Club, 11, 12. THOMAS JOSEPH HYLDEN Honor Roll, 9, 10, 12, Class Vice-Pres., 9, Class Pres., 12, Sodality Candidate, 9, De- bate, 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-Pres., 12, Speech Team, 9, 10, 11, 12, NFL, 9, 1'O, 11, 12: Vice-Pres., 12, Radio Club, 9, Roundup, 11, 12, Baseball, 9, Varsity Tennis, 10, 11, 12, Captain, 12, State Doubles Semi-finalist, 11, Bowling League, 9, 10, 11, Captain, 9, NHS, 11, 12, Letterman's Club, 11, 12, Na- tional Merit Letter ot Commendation, NEDT Citation, 9, Perfect Attendance, 9, French Seminar, 10, Student Council, 12, Parliamen- tarian, 12. RICHARD HAYDEN KLEIN ROBERT LEONARD KLOSTERMAN Football Captain, 9, B Team, 10, Honor Football, 9, B Team, 1O, Varsity, 11, 12 Roll, 9, 10, St. John Berchman's Society, 10, Varsity Track, 11, 12, Baseball, 9, B Team 11, 12, Pres., 12, Student Council, 12, Gold IO, Letterman's Club, 11, 12, Treas., 12. Service Medal, 10, 11, Student Patrol, 12, Roundup, 12, Last Roundup, 12, French Seminar, 10, League Leader, 12. FRANK JOSEPH KOEGL EDWARD JAMES KREBBS Roundup, 11, 12, Last Roundup, II, I2i Class Sec., 11, Class Treas., 9, Roundup, 12, Student Patrol, IO, 11, 12, Service Award, Student Patrol, 10, Glee Club, 10, 11. ll, Library Aid, 11, Perfect Attendance, 10. JOHN TOM KRIESE Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, Perfect Attendance, 9, 10, Band, 9, IO, 11, 12, Section Leader, 12, Roundup, 11, 12, Senior Editor, 12, Last Roundup, 10, 12, Student Patrol, 10, Na- tional Merit Letter of Recommendation, 12, University of Texas Nuclear Science Sym- posium, 11, NEDT Citation, 10. BRIAN FRANCIS LEANDRA BENZEL CHRISTOPHER MacMASTER Student Patrol, 10, 11, 12, Maior, 12, Honor Roll, 9, 10, Speech Team, 9, Sodality Roundup Essay Contest Winner, 11, Honor- Candidate, 9, Science Club, 12, French Semi- able Mention-National Merit Scholarship nar, IO, NFL, 9, Golf Team, 11, 12, National Exam, Jr. Rotarian Rep., 12, Writing Semi- Merit Semi-finalist, Student Patrol, 12, NEDT nar, 12, Student Council, 12, Roundup, 11, Citation, 9. 12. MICHAEL JOSEPH MADIGAN Class Vice-Pres., 9, 10, Class Treas., 11, Class Sec., 12, Student Council, 9, Roundup, 9, Last Roundup, 12, Sodality Candidate, 9, Science Club, 10, Football, 9, 10, 11, 12, Capt., 12, B Team Basketball Capt., 10- Track, IO, 11, 12, Varsity,12, League Leader 9, 10. I 1 FRANK SAMUEL MAGRO CLARENCE ARTHUR MANDOIZA, JR. PAUL DAVlD MANGELSDORF Science Club, 11, Baseball, 9, 10, Golf, 11, Student Patrol, 10, Track, ll. Soclality Candidate, 9, Sodalify, 10, ll, 127 125 Band, 9, Bowling, 11. Phil., 9, 10, ll, 12, Last Roundup, 11, 12, Glee Club, 9, 10, 11, Phil Maior Plays, 10, 11, ST. John Berchman's Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Service Award, 9, 10, 11, 12. 4 . ,.,, X . ,,,,, ,,,. . 1 1 J 4 2 1. Mr. Charles Dasho, Len and Mrs. Dasho af Senior Ring Ceremony. 2. Seniors' court fries Freshmen for crime of being Freshmen. 3. Willing Freshmen perform for Senior lunchiime enterlainment. CHARLES THOMAS MARTIN, III Debate, 9, IO, 11, Phil., 11, 12, Maior Play, 11, NFL, 9, 1o, 11, 12, Last Roundup, 11, 12, Tri'Editor, 12, Service Award, 11, Speech Team, 9, 10, Class Sec., 11, Science Club, 11, NEDT Citation, 9. JAMES MARK MASSE Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, Speech Team, 9, 10 11,NFL,9,1O, 11, 12, N1-is, 10, 11, 12 Candidate for Linz Pin, National Merit Semi finalist, French Seminar, 10, Math Seminar, 9, 10, Class Treas., 9, Sodality Candidate, 9 Sodality, 10, 11, Central Council, 11. 1 I MICHAEL FRANK MCCARTY Football, 9, St. John Berchman's Society, 9 IO, 12, Perfect Attendance, 10, Glee Club 11. JAMES FRANCIS MCDERMOTT Class Pres., 9, Class Vice-Pres., 10, 11, Foot- ball, 9, Varsity, 10, 11, 12, Captain, 12, Bowling, 9, Track, 10, Letterman's Club, 11, 12, Student Council, 11, Debate, 9. GREGORY DAVID MCDONELL Football, 9, Varsity, 10, 11, 12, Captain, 9, 12, Baseball, 9, B Team, 10, Varsity, 11, 12, Captain, 9, IO, Basketball, 9, B Team, IO, Varsity, 11, 12, Class Vice-Pres., 9, Student Patrol, 10, Letterman's Club, 11, 12, League Leader, 12, Student Council, 11, Glee Club, IO. EDMUND RANDOLPH MCKANE, JR. Transfer Student, 11, Honor Roll, 11, Student Patrol, 11, Varsity Tennis, 11, 12, Letter- man's Club, 11, 12, Finals Intramural Tennis Tournament, 11, Honorable Mention Short Story Contest, 11. TIMOTHY MICHAEL McNALLY League Leader, 9, Bowling, 9, 11, Baseball, 9, Student Patrol, 10, 12, Science Club, ll. JOHN THOMAS MELSHEIMER Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, Last Roundup, 11, 12, Science Club, 11, Golf Team, ll, 12, Honor- able Mention Short Story Contest, 11, Can- didate, Linz Pin, National Merit Letter of Commendation, Perfect Attendance, 11. DAVID MORGAN Honor Roll, 9, 11, Perfect Attendance, 9 Roundup, ll, Bowling Team, lO, 11, Baseball 9. ERNEST RICHARD MOSER Candidate, Linz Pin, Candidate Sodality, 9, Sodality, 10, ll, 12, Treas., 12, Central Coun- cil, 12, Football, 9, B Team, 10, B Team Student Coach, 12, French Seminar, 10, Bowling Team, ll, NHS, lO, ll, 12, Sec., 10, NEDT Citation, lO, National Merit Letter of Commendation, 12, Student Council, 9, 11, 12, Chairman of Social Committee, 12, Executive Committee, 12, Perfect Attendance, 9, TO. AMCHAEL s. MUELLER Band, 9, io, ii, 12, science Club, ii, 12. HAROLD MICHAEL MUNSCH Honor Roll, 9, lO, ll, Candidate Linz Pin, Class Sec., 12, Science Club, 11, Pres., 11, Chemistry Seminar, 11, Last Roundup, 12, Bowling, 9, 10, 11, 12, Perfect Attendance, ll. 33 ANTHONY JOHN NANKIVELL JOHN ALLEN NELSON Vvll-l-lAM S- OSBORN, JR- Student Patrol, 10, 11, Radio Club, 11, 12, Froslt Football, Frosh Basketball, Frosh Base- Honor Roll, 9, 11, Class Pres., 9, Perfect At Science Club, 12. ball, B Team Football, 10, B Team Bas- fSnGlanCef 9, lol Student Patrol, loi B ketball, 10, Varsity Basketball, 11, Varsity Team FO0TlJall, lli Varsity Baseball, ll, 12 Fggtball, 11, 12? Captain, 127 Varsity Track, Freshman Baseball, B Team Baseball, 10 12, Letterman's Club, 11, 12. Letterman's Club, 11, 12, Student Council, 12 American Legion Baseball, 10, 11. LAWRENCE JOSEPH OWENS EDWARD ANTHONY PALMER Baseball, 9, B Team Baseball, 10, B Perfect Attendance, 9, Frosh Track, Manager Team Football Manager, 10, Varsity Football of Track, 10, Manager of B Team Basket- Manager, 11, Bowling Team, 9, Library Aid, ball, 10, Student Patrol, 10, Science Club, 10, Letterman's Club, 11, 12, League Leader, 12. 10. THOMAS CLYDE PARKER Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, Candidate, Linz Pin, 12, Speech Team, 9, 10, 11, 12, Math Semi- nar, 9, Debate, 9, 10, 11, 12, National Merit Semi-finalist, National Forensic League, 9, 10, 11, 12, Perfect Attendance, 10, French Seminar, 10. 5 1. Paul Manga-lsolorf wlns Homecoming charlot race. 2. The ever-suave Jolnn Tunny demonsvrales THE lates? dance craze. 3. Danny Farina and da1e af Homecoming dance. 4. Greg Harrlson, Butch Duffy, Mike Mcfarty al Mofners' Club Supper, PAUL FRANCE PATAK JAMES PAYNE LAWRENCE DONALD PETR Band, 9, Stude-nl Parrol, 10, 11, Golf Teeny Hgwgr Roll, 9, 10, Band, 9, 10, 11, 12: Band, 9, 1C: Sfuden? Pa'rG1, 10, 11, 12: 9, 10, 11, 12, Lertermank, Club, 10, 11, 12g Caplan, 12, Drum Maior, 12, E, L. Henman B0,, 'pg Lgggug, 11, 12, Sgjerqe Cub, 10, ST, John Bercnmarfs Club, 10, 11, Las! Conlesl, 9, 12, Second Place, 9, Peflecf AT- Leaguelearler,1O,LasTRcu'wdup,12. Roundup, 11, 12, Bowling, 12, Winner Inlra- tendance,9,1O. mural GolfTournan1enT, 10. 35 PAUL PETTIGREW Phil., 12, Student Patrol, 10,V12, Bowling, 9, Perfect Attendance, 9, Golf, 9, 1O, B Team Football, 10, Radio Club, 12, Track, 12, Letterman's Club, 12, League Leader, 1O,11. Radio Club, 9, Bowling, 10, Glee Club, 12 Career Club, 12. ALFRED RALPH PIEROTTI, JR. Baseball, 9, Honor Roll, 9, Class Vice-Pres., 9, Sophomore Congress, 10, Class Pres., 10, Student Patrol, 10, 12, Student Council, 11, League Leader, 12, Science Club, 11 WILLIAM RANDOLPH PlLLAR Phil., 9, 1O, 11, 12, Nlaior Plays, 10, 12 Last Roundup, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 11, Roundup, 10, 11, Cheerleader, 11, 12 Student Patrol, 10, EDMOND JOSEPH PIGUET, Ill JAMES RAY PITTS Class Sec., 9, 10, Perfect Attendance, 9, Band, 9, 10, 11, Perfect Attendance, 9, 10, Bowling, 11, 12. League Leader, 9, 12, Science Club, 10, 11, 12, Last Roundup, 12, Roundup, 12, Student Patrol, 12, Biology Seminar, 10, 12, St. John Bercl'iman's Society, 12, Chemistry Seminar, 11. 36 JOHN ROBERT PITTS St. Joltn Bercl'-man's Society, 12, Science Club, 10, 11, 12: Biology Seminar, 10, 12, Round- up, 12, Last Roundup, 12, Band, 9, 1O, 11, Class Vice-Pres., 10, League Leader, 9, 10, Perfect Attendance, 9, 10, Honor Roll, 9, NEDT Citation, 10. MARTIN A. POOL ROGER EARL PROZA STEVE RAMSEY Transfer Student, 10, Radio Club, 10, Spanish Honor Roll, 9, 10, Sodality Candidate, 9, Band, 9, 10, 11, 12, Camera Club, 9, 10, 11 Club, 11, Student Patrol, 11, 12, Last League Leader, 12, Football, 9, HB Team, Last Roundup, 10, 11, 12, Roundup 10, 11 Roundup, 12. 10, French Seminar, 10, Career Club, 11, 12. Student Patrol, 11, 12, Officer, 12, Radio R.I.P, Clnh 11- NFDT Citation 9. TIMOTHY REASONQVER MICHAEL ROY REYNOLDS Bookstore, 10, 11, 12, Radio Club, 10, Sci- Ranger Club, 10, 11, 12: Student Patrol, 10, ence Club, 11, Student Patrol, 10, 11, 11: Bowling, 91 HBH Team FOOTIDBII, 10 Leadership Award, 11. League Leader, 11, 12, Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12, Perfect Attendance. RODGER FALK RINGHAM JR. Class Treas., 9, 10, Sec., 12, Student Council, 9, 12, Tri-Editor Last Roundup, 12, B Team Football, 10, Student Patrol, 12, Bowling, 9, Track, 9, 10, St. John Berchman's Club, 12, League Leader, 12. JIM ROVELLO RICHARD PAUL SABA LAWRENCE CHARLES SANDERS Honor Roll, 11, 12, Roundup, 11, Science Freshman Football, Bowling Team, 10, B Class Treas., 9, B Team Baseball Mgr. Club, 11, 12: FfeSlWmBf1 Football MQV-f 97 Team Football, 10, 11, Captain, 10, Ranger 9, Student Patrol, 10, 11, 12, Perfect Attend Varsity Baseball Mgr, IO, Library Aid, 9, club, 10, 11, 12, Class Treas.,1O,Vice-Pres., ance, 10, 11, Roundup, 11, Last Roundup 10, 11, 12, Perfect Attendance, 9, 1O, 11. 11, League Leader, 12. 11, 12, Science Club,12. JOHN ALEXANDER SHARPTON TlM Sl'llNE JOHN CLIFFORD SlNlMONS, JR. Band, 10, 11, 12, E. L, Hohman Contest, 10, Transfer Student,12. Honor Roll, 9, IO, 11, Perfect Attendance, 12, Library Aid, 9, 11, Radio Club, 11, 9, Bowling League, 9, NEDT Award, 10: ROUftClUP, 11: 5ClenCC Club, 11: Cl19ml5TfY Math Seminar, 9, Class Treas., 10, Class Vice- Seminar, 11: St. John Bercl1rr1an's, 11, NEDT Pres., 10, Golf Team, 10, 11, 12, National Award, 9, 10, League Leader, 12, Merit Semi-finalist, 12. 38 GEORGE RICHARD SPANGLE MICHAEL LOUIS STEEN Perfect Attendance, 9, Student Patrol, IO, Sodality Candidate, 9, Freshman Baseball, 9, II, IQ, Radio Club, II, I2, Science Club, Student Patrol, IO, Science Club, II, Glee II, I2, Pres., I2. Club, I2- ALBERT T. STRANGI Vice-Pres., 9, Pres., IO, Treas., II, Glee Club, 9, IO, II, Student Patrol, IO, II, IQ, Bowling Team, II, Spanish Club, II, Science Club, II, Roundup, II, Last Roundup, Il, I2f League Leader, 9, IO, II, I2, Phil., 125 Major Play, I2. . .Q 4 0 I. Bob Glynn and date at Mothers' Club Dance. 2. Mrs. R. F. Ringham, Rod, and Mr. Ringham at Ring Ceremony. 3. Father Louapre congratu lates Jesuit's National Merit semi-finalists. JOHN DOUGLAS STRECKER MICHAEL CONRAD SULLIVAN MICHAEL JAMES SWEENEY Baseball, 9, B Team, 10, Varsity, 11, 12, Transfer Student, 12, League Leader, 12. Lib,-ary Aid, 9, Cafeteria Aid, 12, Bowling B Team Football, II: Science Club, 11: 9, 10, Student Patrol, 10, Golf, 9. Student Patrol, 11, Bowling, 12, League V Leader, 10, 11, 12, Perfect Attendance, 9, Class Treas., 9. JAMES LOUIS TERILLI Transfer Student, 10, Honor Roll, 10, 11, St. Joltn Berclwinarfs Club, 11, 12, Sec.-Treas, 12, Track, 11, 12, Football, 12, Letterrnan's Club, 11, 12, B 'learn Football, 11, B Team Baseball, 10, Student Patrol,.1O, 11, 12, League Leader, 12, Chemistry Seminar, 11. TERRY LEE TOMLINSON Honor Roll, 10, 11, Student Patrol, 10, Science Club, 11. RUDOLPH MANUEL TOVAR Band, 9, IO, 11, 12, E. L. Hohman Contest 10, 11, 12, SMU Nluslc FeStlval, 10, 11, 12 NledallST, 10, Sodality 9, 10, 11, 12, St Joltn BercI1man's Club, 11, 12, Gold Medal 11, Bowling, 10, 11, 12, Captain, 10, 11 Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, Student Patrol, 10 Roundup, 12, Last Roundup, 12, NEDT Cita tion, 10, Perfect Attendance, 9, 10, 11, 12 I 1 VM N' TROY RICHARD MICHAEL TRUHILL, iv JOHN DOUGLAS tulvw Tlanslel Sludenlf 12f1'aClff 12' Sodality Candidate, 9, Sodality, 10, Math Honor Roll, 9, 10, Candidate Sodality, 9, Seminar, 9, NEDT Citation, 10, Student Radio Club, 9, Baseball, 9, Bowling, 9, 10, Patrol, 10, Career Club, 11, Radio Club, 11. 11, 12, Captain, 10, 11, 12, B Team Basketball, 10, Debate, 9, 11, 12, Service Award, 11, Gold Medal Debate, 11, NFL, 9, 10, 11, 12, Speech Team, 9, 11, 12, St. John Berchman's Club, 12. JAMES CREVVDSON TURNER Candidate, Linz Pin, Class Pres., 9, Student Coun cil, 12, Speech, 9, 10, 11, 12, Debate, 9, 10, 11 12, Vice Pres., 11, Pres., 12, Service Award, 10 11, Gold Medal Debate, 10, 11, Winning Team, 10, 11, Best Speaker, 11, NFL, 9, 10, 11, 12 Degree of Distinction, 11, Double Ruby Award, 11, Vice-Pres., 11, Pres., 12, Roundup, 9, 11, 12 Student Council, 11, 12, Parliarnentarian, 11, Sec., 12, Sodolit, 9, 10, 11, 12, Central Council, 11 Y 12, Sec., 12, Phil., 9, Junior Elocution Finalist, 9, NHS, 11, 12, Pres., 12, National Merit Finalist 12, Cherry Blossom National Debate Champion, 11 Radio, 9, 10, Sec., 9, Pres., 10, Math Seminar, 9, 10, French Seminar, 10, 12, Principals Honor Roll. MICHAEL PETE VULLO, JR. Honor Roll, 9, Class Pres., 9, 11, 12, Speech, 9,10,11,12,NFL,1O,11,12,Glee Club, 11, 12, Pres., 12, Soidality, 9, 10, 11, 12, Phil., 9, 10, 11, 12, Major Plays, 9, 10, 11, 12, Perfect Attendance, 10, Student Patrol, 10, 11, 12, League Leader, 11, Student Council, 12, Jr. Elocution Contest, 9, 10, Sr. Elocution 11, 12, Most Valuable Award 'For Phil., 9. JOSEPH R. WEAVER JR. Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, Class Vice-Pres., 9, Bowling, 9, Soph. Congress, Student Council, 10, 11, 12: PYGS., 12, B Team Baseball, 10, B Football, 11, Varsity, 12, Track, 11, 12, Rep. to Rotary Club, 12, National Merit Letter of Commendation, Letterman's Club, 11, 12. Air view of Jesuit High School looking west. Photo F. L. Bub Thompson PAUL DONALD WILMARTH Debate, 9, 10, 11, 12, Phil., 9, 10, 11, l2, Maicr Play, 'lO, ll, l2g Elocution Contest, 9, Roundup, 9, lO, ll, l2, Speech Team, lO, li, 12, Honor Roll, 9, lO, Bowling, 9, French Seminar, lO, Journalism Seminar, 9, Perfect Atten., 9, NEDT Citation, 9, National Merit Letter of Commendation, 12, League Leader, lO, NFL, 9, lO, ll, l2. MICHAEL GEORGE WOOD JAMES WQRLEY TI'Sl'lSfe Student, lol League Leader, mi Perfect Attendance, 9, League Leader, 9 Last Roundup, 12, Student Patrol, l2, Golf Bowling, 11, 12: Student patrol, HI 12 Team Caplalfb l2- Last Roundup, 12, Science Club, ll. Senior entrance and patio of Jesuit High School taken shortly after landscaping was completed. WILLIAM CHARLES ZAPALAC Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, Vice-Pres., 9, Speech Team, 9, 10, 11, 12, Roundup, 11, 12, Senior Editor, 12, NHS, 12, National Merit Semitinalist, 12, Debate, 9, 10, 11, 12, Perfect Attendance, 9, 11, NFL, 9, IO, Il, 12, Degree of Distinction, 12, Camera Club, 9, NEDT Citation, 9. DAVID J. ZUERCHER Honor Roll, 9, Student Patrol, 10, Last Roundup, 12, Baseball, 9. FRED ZUNIGA Honor Roll, 9, 10, Band, 9, IO, 11, 12, Sergeant, 12, Drill Lieut., 12, E. L. Holman Solo Contest, 9, 10, 11, SMU Instrumental Soloist, 10, 11, 12, First Medals, 10, 11, Second Medal, 11, Student Patrol, 10, Sci- ence Club, 10, Radio Club, 9, 10, Library Aid, 10, Perfect Attendance, 10, St. John Berchman's Club, 9, 10, 11. Class 4-212H Class officers: Simmons, Vice-Pres.p Hykien, Pres.g Grearhouse, Sec.p Moser, Treas. Carefree 4-212H during New Year's Eve pariy at Len Dasho's. , S 'w .QE MR. FRANCIS DOWLING, S.J. Freshmen perform before the big guns of Home Room Teacher 4-QTQH 44 The ultimate in suavhy i 4 x ff . , f 'VY l 4:-iQf :K lx- A lunchtime break from the daily grind. Class Otticersg Ed Haggar, Pres.p Russell Bellamy, Vice'Pres,g Mike Munch, Seng Neil Clark, Trees. I .4- W1 Ziff, C F Class 4-210 s Preparations for the annual corsage sale for Homecoming game sponsored by A-2lO, or Students plan surprise tor Father May before Physics class, .-..,,, FATHER JULIUS MAY, S.J. Home Room Teacher 45 9 e Q-4,5 'X I ,MJ RCE rqggv X . 422288 gras' r m V W 'EA hh is new ' ,,,. ,tg K nl , f 2 Baron Officers: Pete Hinkle, Treas.g Rod Ringham, Sec.g John Friiche, Vice-Pres Mike Vullc, Pres. 0,1 We are the Barons, Couldn't be prouder . . Christmas party for needy children. -Qi- EMPF' M v W y 5 W m '-V This is a se?-up? SENOR RENFROE, S.J. Home Room Teacher Champs ,gsya Ciass Officers: Mike Glasco, Pres,g Bob Gorman, Vice-PreS.7 Mike Madigan, Sec.f Wiiiis Duffey, Treas. . xv. ' 42. 2 I -1 g x 3 E A break during 51h period , I 12 Ns N. M 'ifii :V -5 Q' ' After the Rerrear came a break . . . FR. S. J. RIVOIRE, S.J. G Home Room Teacher ' is fa ii QI I ff M ww- .- . ' Christmas presents for 4-2l6's adopted family J 1 .41 . . . at Marry PooI's house. THOMAS BUCHHEIT Best Student MICHAEL GLASCO Most Popular JOHN SIMMONS Most Ge-ncrcus JAMES TERILLI Best DIsposItIon MICHAEL MADIGAN Best Athlete Ser Supen wr' K -c.,Jf MR. FRANCIS R. DOWLING, S.J. Favortte Teacher or afives WILLIAM PILLAR Witfiesf ROBERT GLYNN Most Dependable Class of '64 N JAMES TURNER l Most Likely to Succeed JOSEPH WEAVER MosT School Spiril RGDGER RINGHAM Nlosr Typical The President and Faculty of THE JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL OF DALLAS, TEXAS extend to all who shall behold this document Greetings in the Lord WHEREAS: His Excellency, the Most Reverend Joseph Patrick Lynch, of happy memory, founded the Bishop Lynch trophy for the purpose of honoring with special distinction the student of Jesuit High School who has most faithfully reflected the spirit of the school and has been most responsive to its influences, and, WHEREAS: James Crewdson Turner, graduate of the Class of 1964, has, by the manliness and refinement of his personality, by his superior scholastic attainment, by the credit he has reflected on the school by the qualities of his spiritual leadership, by his excellence in extracurricular activities, by the unselfish dedication of himself to the betterment of the school, won the respect, the confidence, and the, affection of all who have come within the sphere of his influence, and, ' WHEREAS: The faculty of Jesuit High School, after due consideration, has found him eminently worthy of this distinction and honor, THEREFORE1 Because of his signal merits, by the authority of our office and with the concurrence of the faculty of Jesuit High School, we hereby declare ' is L JAMES creevvoson TURNER E rs,sc 53g,i g A g Worllfy To be awarded lhe Bishop. Lynch Tr0Pl'1Y for the Y6ar of Our Lord, thousand nine ltsl f'lillUlndred and sixty- our. L S Very Rev. Tynan, S. J. J President of9Je,suit High Schoglcsigsfgcg 50 James Crewdson Turner s 2 Turner-Gold Medal DebaTe winner Turner heNps wrap u53JesuiTSpeed'1 Tcume, Turner leads discussion inSTudenTCOur'1Ci1. SI fsgsjvigfs fs ww Z' fy M In Ms 21 1 1 WJ 'fig Q 5 v 4 S no i ii T ig f.. ll x' 3. fl 34: U: x me-,:.f N--.-..+A-' is ,ff WT f, K W K i rm K E W W if E ' Wy 4 ,fi 2 5. 9 -:fs 5 Sieve Baker Chip Brenner Bill Laila Presidem Vice-presiclenr Secrerary - we-r' Bill Allen Williarii Burke Michael Bush Pat Coerver Steve Collette James Cook Robert Mike Bertrand Joseph Brophy Mike Brophv Michael John Burmell Bereufer Browning qw-.. Wm 4, Wai, , .ina fmliflifiek- 'ii 'v :sl :x? 6 ffiG ' fr fs 2 Lfgwlm ,Q .. W a W' ga v P-v David Cummings Gene Fiusche Mark Harmon Richard Bob JE-rmmgs Chuck Kifovvski Dick Laioie Harkey Leonard Lankforci ' . - .. - N: 4, . J L, f:Mm.i:isn4 1 ,w,Q,,,,Kig A W, ,, iv V may a. f? wwmqgwwawiww k wr K s If R ENGR fag i i 54 . w f,q,. iw? V! xi QV , M? f EY, L 2 Q K K 'LY' L,r '-A mf ' W 4 ., M I 6 S 519252 L5 ' R A' fn. f 'R i ffzz.. R . W ' I 1 1 r ,, ,, ,...,,,., . ,. .. K ' ,f,, A, ...,, V. ai .. v,., , , - an :if Q 2 i V 4 lggvfw B 'F' fi , 3 , mf, ,-4 - A2 MR. BARFIELD, SJ. f-3 Tom Hoekstra Jaeri Lawrence Joe O'Neiii Bill Riley Richard Sircrmio Bob Stewart Tam Wrweeiock ,,-R' Jiermy Hun? David McDonald Jake Rcichcmsfein Irwin Sentiiles John Stewart Ciark Terry Ken Wyaii 55 I l Phillip Bovis ,i '3,W'2. ,V f - L '-L' .I Qiiix ei. 7' William Ressler Steve Wilson Raleigh Davis President Vice-president Secretary 1142zs222,i32i32552fi - -:'afr':,'g':'f,:5'ri- . ' i will zz 'Wand' . iw' ., -ins: ly Walt Coursey Treasurer M,,.,.F ,Q-f Wayne Brown Ben Carnmack Andy Chase Lonnie Chunn Chuck Collora MR VANDERHOLT SJ Bob Czervvinski Grady Deloacli Mike Fedor Lee Grasslwoff Bob Greafliouse Dennis Griffin Pa? Hargadon Dan Heinen Tom Higgins fi 2 Wilham Kee Paui Lyman Richard Macourek Don Maher Pau! Maher Nhke McKawe 4. A 22 A 1 X Q L55 H ,fr 1 1 Ni Q Q, 5,5 if v X s ' 325,-Q ,S s 7 2 -x 4 5' y I S John Chavo: STQ rw Charhe Qcvvarf Dawd Stone A Dick Cronin John McGuire Richard Reed Presidern' Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Mike Bernardo Mike Boyle ,- ,va .pf--M Joe Corienneglia Mike Cosion Greg Darnall John Springer ,,.,-+ ,fi We Stephen Edwards Joseph Ennis ik Q-4. 341 Michael Evererr Craig Fallon Bob Huth Bryan Keeler Mike Killebrevv Gary Labac John Linehan g x Gregory McCone Paul Mafelis Mike Mucklcroy Hubert Powell Michael Redding David Ruyle mv- 'fl Jay Scliaclcrs Jiin Snodgrass Gary Smith John Stansfield Carl Thompson Stephen Velasquez Richard Walden MR. GORDON TAYLOR ,, ws... Ira Stroughter Roberf Moen Donald Zimmerman Joe Lalumia Presfclenf Vice-president Sgqrefary Trgagurer .Q ...f W. Frank Moxamder Richard Baker f S 41 5 Ek! Q ' if Q' K AQ? fl X gg 'kxifa W5-ew Howard James Robert Michael B655 BGSU Becker Bdancsik BH! Berry Chuck Crowley WS If '7i,1- FR. LEININGER, S.J. Ken Sie-igman Dan Sclwnifzius Jim Raiferiy Alan Pieczynslci William De Ore 1 , f V ,,,,, - -f 116163 am A rim q:,ig,,i V:-M 'QYQ2 ,wi f J .QA , I avi' V 4 aj gg HN' i L f 'Q- ggi ii 'k iig wjgge i i 5 Richard Duffy Rick Erler Lloyd Erwin Dick Nolan Pa1O'Connor Edgar Murphy John NlcCarTl1y James Lingberg Bill Malone Pat Lindley Jolin Klein Rolly Hughes John Kiker Bill Holden Don Gerz Ricky Foote Tim Furlong Steve Felming 42' Nun, we 35, SC? QRKL Q9 Tony Terranella Dave Krippner Richard Stone Wynne Johnson President Vice-presidenf and Treasurer Student Council Secretary Representative Nando Arduini Michael Byrd T,-w1wuff'niinl-uliri .U ...... , oooyu--i Bainard Cowan Nick CurTis Bob Floyd Larry Friich Bob Gloster Michael Gregory Bob Hendler Pav Hogan Joseph Husron Tony lvvanski John Keane Bill Laioie Rick Looney John Maher Andrew Martin Sieve Martinez Thomas Meinke Bill Miller Jerry Morgan Mike Moser Mike O'Connor Glenn Scammel XXX, I Brian Talboit Q QL Jim Tuite MR, HUNTER, S.J. Mike Walsh David VVaHs George Zapalac Philip Ybylol 3 Way 2 ' ' A , A ,. ' x xi David Kullgen Mike Farmer ROl39 T Alllelfi JO9 Pillar Pregidenf Vice-pre-Siclem Secretary-Treasurer Sfuclenf Council Represenfafive John Arnone Peter Bergmann MR STOLTZ SJ Phil Baugli David Leonard William Jim Brice D'Avignon Dickinson Flowers Louis Gehring Jack Gondolf Ernest Hayvvooc Chuck Jenks Torn Jenner Dave Johnson Mike Johnson Jeff Kifovvski 'f-I , iff? fs.. Chuck Zuercher Mike Weathers Rod Tappen Don Sterling Mike Kcvnan Tim McCormick Larry Moser George Nabho iz Brian Nasky Jim Newman Edwin Pirie Mark Stepanek Bob Price . ,.,,x sive ist! eau 4'7- Sam Hoyt James Phillips Sfeprien Gossett Francisco Urbina President Vice-presiden? Secrefary Treasurer WM MR. OSTER, S.J. Leon Berry Vic Burrow Charies Ccrwvav Bob Darrouzet Chris Firm Wayne Fleming Bob Gier Luke Grizzaifi John Heckei Guy Hirsch David Johnson Pau! Lewis BH! MCNW Pa! Moran Bob Perkiws fi Q 'N Q Qwgg' x wwf? 55-fa W5 S, W f if R. fy Qs- . F 2 X.. Dom Pra'Hor Ray Rapp LarryR7rwg5wa'1' Grcgcfy Read 'tiff 'Qlur 'K 1 S VV , :V Gigi' 'PSP' wr' Jerry Ryan Jchn Sccmnc James Sharpfon .w,,,, , . sax., ? m. Wesley Sfevvart Nell Thompson John Van Horn , 7 Robbie Fuchs Gary Bosworth Joe Molina Vaughn Aldredge President Vice-president Secrefary Treasurer Mike Anderson Hal Boggan Phil Brown Pat Carroll John Casforr Tom Cloherfy John Colvvell rf s. as Y ,,- . I H: yi X KV '--4.V :- Q 1 'li ' , K we ff 'I 35,21 , 2, ,R S,,. A , gm 2 wig I 5 .,X:.., ,Q MR. GARY PASQUA 'yn 721153 . - ,X 4 , . L is ' V !:.Ei h S xiii h' h h M y ,. . A , N Q X . vi y I 1mT'9lf I?'A'A'l W. W..,,,.-W - - ,. -L ,A - , H H Qu ' 5 . , . . -M A , - - .... X A f f ' - .W , 1- f , .. ' 5 - +- . F' 1 F. .. .. . . My 2 -- fm l amz' va? . 4 N4 7--W M . - : H., -ff .. h A Q W - 1-Qi , A '45 W . N , A . '15, b ' V L ? y W m S9 k 1 215 wg ' f -H L 4, 1 ff ' ,W - .- . Wm m if m H g Y Fi , I wk , , i K,., ff ,Mi A. M, I X -A L , , A , M I, E a , 5 5 K Q aw ,Y A ,Ei 7 y If fm L' m '1 ' ' 3 1 1 ' A 'f 68 James Crowley James Halza e RlchardJohns1on John Delfranciscc Mark Edwards Mike Flynn Vincenr Galer Pat Kinney Lawrence Lundln Bob Macrae Timothy Nlarlner :j,V3r7- John McCullough Frank McNally Blll O'Connor Emilio Perea Gary Paikovvskl Edward Ramirez Karl Steen Waller Stock 69 l . Eric Nllnolfl President new John Yarbrough Mlcl1aelC1aIlagl1er Nigk Peters Vice-presidenr Secretary Treasurer Corky Clark Plwlllp Corcoran Sieve Davies Ronald Grulobs Skip Davidson Joe Fernandez John Hayes .eswm .hae Q gf we ,- emi? PS2 vi' ji C, Ei Fred Gonzales Ted NlCGQlwee , Jack Malwer Gregory Sullivan Mike Racanelii Randy Spangle Philip Piccola Conrad Neitzel Roark St, Romain Randy Neison Bruce Nionier Larry Maupin John Maguire ,455 l ,K We , ,.,,, , rw Q Jolwn Lankford Clay Atkinson John Rener Tom Froehliclw President Vice-presidem Secrefary Treasurer 3 fs? g We nf 3- -4 Lee Alexander Kennellw Asel Devron Averell Gerald Blaszczak Thomas Booker James Booflw Kevln Bosworth gi' l 'H he John Carroll Thomas Christine Philip DArnlorogi Jack Daniel Tim D'Arcy George Fisk e,,y,Qf 's 'l'l l . MR, FAGIN, SJ. Geoffrey FifzGeraio Biff Godfrey l 1 gs U'4 1 , John Hamje ' , 'H Michael Humphries U I ORNERY AARDVARKS Michael Kearney Wayne McDonald 01 Dennis Muldoon , Stuarf Muf Joseph O'Rourke David Reid Chuck Rooney John Rhoda Tim Wysocki Jim Willey Larry Vining Anthony Tinkle David Skiles M be ll Mlclwael NlcKool Davlcl Loiselle Mark Terranclla Nlilfe Trimble President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer ,. if-l .zzzq2ie,U5iesf:ff5g ' A .. A ' 222,525 W2 M G . .,., , Whiiizflll 'rr-r rrr- if, 'M ,er 'Cnr E , George Barker Winston Booker George Coelen Chris D'Elena Jay' Disque Bill Golden Fred Joclry 74 .ww ici 5, -'UQ Larry Love Don Rafferty Mike Schmitz David Taylor Wiliiam Wagni Gregory Windsor Robert Yarber Yu Dennis Owens Jolin Beckham Dennis Furlong Frank Hart Pfesidenf Vice-president Secrefary Treasurer QQ: A Ricluarcl Coelen SPITFIRES Thomas Hall Davnd Bryant Bob Drnscol John Lamps was Jclwn Beck-erlclw Matt Culmore James LaBarba Billy Lee XA k.k, 1 2 K 'R 0 ' l 32 l H. A ! ,. ' M M'--if-r, r' or :wifi Kb IL,- ,yv-Hkux hiv! MR. ROUSSEVE, S.J. fu , my Sieve Piering John Pokladnik Bill Ramsey Victor Ressier Tom Swanson Edward Wachter SCOTT Walters Richard Wooldridge 't- if John Mercher Dan Murray Joe Ben Piccola Edward Lieser John NicDoneIi John Cacclaiore Joe Darnaii Hr afygsig,1,1 sp J, 'X , f f fR35gifwv..f-Q ' ski xiisgifg , ,A fi if ,. '- l-'YT-'S J., 1 . . ' V Ag- 3 y Brian Robinson Terry Madigan John Martin Mike Sullivan President Vice-presidenf Seqrerary Treasurer Mi M W X ,,,,... FR. JOHNSON, s.J. Mike Davis Eugene Dickinson Sean Finegan James Forrest Bruce Hamble-ion Pafrick Killebrevv 'pa' N- H 7'- Rosfy Mahon esr Robert Meyer Paul Moody Bob Payne Richard Peck Pedro Perea Ha! Pettigrew James Thompson Mike Slater Trm Schwenke BMI Sandrfer Oscar Sams VZCTOV RUNZ Donny Raspante Larry Dunn Vice president Secretary-treasurer Bill Abright Raul Bernal Charles Bitano Bobby Boyle Ray Bulger Jeff Canaday Thomas Chase Ricky Cooper Jerry Dickinson Terry Griffin Brooke Hogan Edward Holmberg Bruce Hubert Matt Jaremko Dickie Johnson Mark Jones Mike Luther Robert MacGregor John Maxvil! Tim Morrow Robert Mullen Fred Peck Stephen Pomara Ponciano Porras Robert Russell Kenneth Shaw Pete Smyth Mike Staton Richard Stein Marcus Torti Christopher Wildes -'B MR. JOHN FINN X I was ' 4 Q ,Z ! Eg .... i at . a f ix' . ,-my Q W, .,,, 1 3 5 if Q wh jk' ff?-f Q Q A Q 3 if 3 x Organizations 83 f Student Council 3 X ' ll .. V2 . , 5 2 , V President John Darrouzet addresses Student Council during meeting before the student body, Student Council sponsored Winter Carnival, Student Council decorates for a dance -ga f -fi wa Qi 52' 6 3, at 3 4 .., , Q 1 ' ,Z 1 1' A K -fs J wig 6 pf' Q1 if 2 1 if ,Q ke, . was r 1? 3 X 3 A :W ,-, if L. Q J Mr K i L. , Z.. Ln, 1 :avg 3. 1' W 5, ., I W 4 ' ff ' ag A , ' s ,-........,. , v 9 M, ,.......a Q , Clin! ' zf', I John Berchman 's ' Terilli and Pleczyrtski assist Father Looapro at Mass LEFT TO RIGHT. Jim Pitts, Blaszczak, Krippner, Flusclte, Bumnell, O'Shea, Hendler, Nl. Tcrranella, Gregory, Rapp, lolm Pitts, l.. Rlngltam, Terllll, FitZGeraIcl, Barker, Nlartgelsdorl, R. Ringltam, Smith, Flume, A. Pleczyrtslml, Collette, R. Laioie, Reicl1enste?n,Mr,MIlls, S..l., Moderator. L.Ringl1am and Flume assist Father Looapre at Mass. Browrtlng Coursey Wxfrr'-ng ,...,.....-.,.....,-...... QQQIIQI Y . fwsprxgmaaygig 'I I 'SEQ Cheer- leaders ,'., as FIRST ROW: R. Duffey, Haines, B. Duffeyg SECOND ROW: Darrouzei, Mr. Osier, S.J,, Mod., Brophy. Ranger Club KNEELING: Bellamy Haggar, HinkeI, Fritsche, STANDING, FIRST ROW: Laioie, Eckelkamp, COIIe-tie, Saba Lyman, Swann, Father Rivoire, S.J., Mod., THIRD ROW: Higgins, Taliaferro, Brender, Reynolds, Lindley. 87 ,S Letter- man 's Club FIRST ROW: Mr, Durick, Nlocl, Stock, Erler, Everett, Malone, Osborn, Terilli, SECOND ROW: Cole, Fritsclwe, Harkey, Baker, Bell, Belancsilc, Boyle, Rolrtrnerg THIRD ROW: Brender, Sirclrtio, Fryrnark, Harrison, Haggar, Glynn, Browning, Crowley, Colombo, FOURTH ROW: Awtry, Taliaterro, Lalla, Hinkel, Bellamy, McDermott, Higgins, Radio Club ,. SEATED: Bernardo, Bauglw, Nlacrae, Maguire, Wheelock, Bush, Dennis, STANDING: Talbott, Bosworth Kee, Strouglwter, Redoling,Pe1tigrew, Bass, Spangle, Griffin, Goodwin, Macourek, Eclcelkamp, Sanguinet. 88 v '-f-wa. a -15 Q , f, Y Book Library Aids LEFT TO RIGHT: Peck, Dickinson, Bennet, Davis, Zimmer- man, Roveiio. Camera Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Redding, L. Lankford, J. Lankford, Walden Mr. Barfield, SJ., Moderafor, Cacciatore, Moody, zti - Q72 T? LEFT TO RIGHT: Reasonover, Grasshoff, Denn Store iw., 1 Mr. Renfroe, S.J,, Moderator. fi Tb Science CHEMISTRY SECTION Bill Miller first place in Math Division af Jesuit Science Fair Club PHYSICS SECTION. FIRST ROW: Cronin, Treadvvell, Spangle- Gelwring, Brice, Thompson, Grubbs, SEC OND ROW: Mr. Stolrz, S.J., Dennis Fritch, Scammel, R, Stone, McNally Mueller, Macllllaster, R. Stewart, Prather J. Stewart, BACK ROW: Nanlcivell, L Moser, W. Sievvart, Fedor. Glee Club inns' FIRST ROW: Davis, J. Stewart, Vullo, Brenner, Gregory, SECOND ROW: Christine, Ressler, Arnone, Ringham, Steen, Eckelkamp, Pitts Mr. Rousseve, S.J., Moderator, THIRD ROW: Barker, J. PiIIar, J. Darrouzet, Huston, R. Darrouzet,Yarber. N.H.S. I FIRST ROW: Greathouse, Terry, Fr. Holland, S.J., Moderator, Hylden, Zapalacg SECOND ROW: J. Darrouzet, Lalla, Brophy, Heines, Turner, SentiIIes, Gordon. Qi G12 P TROL Q V. 4 v t N O Ln STUDENT Q Sfudenf Pafrol fo SN ' 5.9-if-Q FIRST ROW: Leartdrag SECOND ROW: Benenate, VUHO, Gardner, Ringham, Beyer, THIRD ROW: Goodwin, J. Pitts, Bigelow, Koegl, Terilli, Dasho, Sanders, FOURTH ROW: Cronin, J. Bucl'1heit,ProZa, Spangleg FIFTH ROW: Bauer, McNatiy. X mm.. Pitts, Pettigrew, MacMaster, Wherever there were students Thompson atfempis to hypnotize machine, while Rick Spangle works on Geofech instructor, as Dave Stone and Randy Spangie watch. Gelwring and Hendier af Geofech. 33? Bob Dennis, first place in Physics Division in Jesuit Science Fair. Bob Hendler, first place in Biology Division and over-all best proiecf af Jesuif Science Fair. Aposfleship of TOP ROW: Srniflw, Jim Pitts, Erler, Eckelkamp, Wilson, Czcrvvinski, Terilli, Tlwornpsong SECOND ROW: D. Zuercher, Munsclw, D. Sione, Gerz, Zimmerman, Sfansfield, BOTTOM ROW: Klein, Pieroiti, Earlier Holland, S.J., Moderator, Jim Slwarpion, Proza. gn. Lecfors FIRST ROW, Wilson, Tinkie, E. Moser, Handler, Smith, Gregory, Hoelcsira, Vullo, L. Ringlwarn, Krippner, Steinle, O'Rourke, SECOND ROW: Senfilles, Abe-ln, Sirclwio, Hig- gins, C Zuerclier, Fi?zGeralcl. 92 Prayer FIRST ROW: Trimble, Pok- ladniic, O'Shea, Hendler, Jaremko, Lynclwg SECOND ROW: J, O'Rourke, Barfa, Mooney, FifzGeralcl, Blas- zczak, L. Ringham. iomwgw' , I FIRST ROW: Hoeksfra, SECOND ROW: Hannon, Brown, De-Loadi, Redding, Ressler, THIRD ROW: D, Stone, R, Stewart, Greathouse, Darnail, R, Laioie, FOURTH ROW: Baker, Maher, FIFTH ROW: Higgins,Senfille-s,TI1ompson, Reichcnsre-in, Aiien, Brenner. . . The patrol was ac1ive. Pieczynski, Smith, Coorseyi FIRST ROW: Terranella, Hoyd, Macrae, Stock, Monlerg SECOND ROW: Urblna, Korman, MQCUHOUQP1 Yarborough, Nasky, Amome, Zbylof, Fleming, THIRD ROW, Finn, Bosvvcrtlw, Fuchs, Newman, lwanski FOURTH ROW: Zuerdwer, Berry, Gallagher, Price. ., And when they vveren't, Fr. Rivoire, S..I. was. 96 fkkmf div E Q FIRST ROW: O'Rourke, Atkinson, Taylor, Booker, Pet- tigrew, SECOND ROW: Barta, Martin, Cooper, God frey, Holmbergg THIRD ROW: Terranella, Flume Beckham, Lampo: FOURTH ROW: Christine, Owens Fisk, Sandifer: FIFTH ROW: Kreiner, Pokladnik, Hart Lomortaco, Jaremko. And if by chance the others failed, then the reserves were ready Debate 1 T IW' NIJ ' Nui '.. ff W ,M , '1 ,, ' FIRST ROW: Mr. Fagin, SJ., Ass't. Moderator, Byrd, Terranella, McCormick, Pillar, Thompson, Stone, Keane, Scarnmel, Zapalac, Wilmarth, Mr Hunter, SJ., Moderator, SECOND ROW: Abeln, Cummings, Sentilles, Coerver, R. Stewart, Turner, Parker, Iwanski, ZaIkovsky, J. Brophy. FRESHMAN DEBATERS, FIRST ROW: McKooI, Hamie, Carroll, Hume, SECOND ROW: Barker, Atkinson, Booth, Rener, THIRD ROW: Skiles, Blaszczak, FitzGeraId, AseI, FOURTH ROW: Messrs, Fagin and Hun. ter, SJ. PHIL SECTION, FIRST ROW: Arnone, Smith, VuIIo, Cammack, SEC- OND ROW: J. Stewart, Krippner, Brenner, Flusche, Steinle. 98 'ina Te-rrcrs of Nortlw Texas' set cot for Houston. Mixed reaztions at the awards asserrlmy at the Eryarr Aoanws Tournament. Jim Turner and lrvvin Sentilles pick up material after Winning the Gold Medal Debate and prepare for The NFL finals during the summer, O'Conner, Jennings, Wyatt, Flusclwe, Riley, Terranclla, and Jenner Try TO look relaxed between events. O . 1 I 99 wp 4 .Q,.S16a3l.f-Y-.V , W .W , W- , as is 5, 'if' -K 4', K A 3 5 2 fX , , 3 A S 1 . wx hun., Laing 4 5 ,bmw ,W k -.wr ,,-4 ,gg . A -,Sip 2 ' Q JA, ,QW W., .. Miz LkA Mm .. - rf: 'f .Q-.: . x . . w- 2 sm, A Q Q, A 2 ,W MW' ' mr yfysvefg' 9' Ef 2 + B 4 F f fa S T X. 4, , , Q E f H M is ,Q 1 X4 A Q Q. Q, ,V ? Q an WNW Standing Room Only at the finals of duet acting, Mr. Fagin, SJ., briefs a group of the 300 judges that volunteered their time at the Jesuit Speech Tournament. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr, Clark Breeding lRightJ presents the sweepstakes trophy to the Richfield coach as Rev, Fr. Tynan, S.J., and Mr. Hunter and Mr, Fagin add their congratulations. BELOW: The awards assembly for individual events at the Jesuit Speech Tournament. I 1 , .V,, may The Debaters in front ot the Capitol at Washington The Debaters place a wreath on the grave of President Kennedy in V lington National Cemetery. Mil f wi? iii?- H :.. 1 I --A .. ee 5 eee of he owe he e Judging by the luggage, you would think they were going to be gone for a month, 1 I,g-:ff,ermafwsszsfiigxf . I , V x S 4 f. 3: vf-4 S59 1 J W! w 'F' V 2 vga, IQ, . 3 . QQ. 3, J Beckef e g,,' ' S 'Wea K 1 Q 1 A ,L Qui !:: :. lf? if Q S Q. HM X, ,MN ' W f' wr N2 sifxfwki QL.. K f, S .F 'Z-: .. A f 1, f sa v-2,1 5 M o . w 4. M W ,W,,,W,, .FW gifmf - -' W, J: WW, , , I 5 2 A Q 2 r 2 4 5 'WN A X , 'Q I ,tgp 4,-cliff v ,Q-W I W1 J 0 -W2 Mid Summer through brake, through brierf' dreams. Bottom lFluscheD says, O kiss me through the hole of this vile wall! Mr, Frank Dowling, S,J,, director, Puck CRedolingD says to Bottom lFluscheJ: l'll follow you, l'll lead you about arouhdj Through bog, through bush, Nighf's Thisbe CSmithD Iaevvails, AsIeep, My I.ove?,' What, dead, my dove?, O Pyramus, arise! Dream Theseus CKiIIebrevvD questions, I know you two are rival enemies, How comes this gentle concord in the world? Titania fD'ArcyD addresses Oberon CKrippr1erDr My Oberon, what visions have I seen!! Methought I was enamored of an ass. J 5 ,ff Q ,AM M,,.-,,- W. ,I ,M 'V ,frm F 1 5 egg, I ,s 4 MI uv' i , Moonshine CDarneIIJ and Meiody Cdogjz AII that I have to say is to teII you that the Ianthorn I moon, I, the man i'th' moon, this thorn bush, my thorn bush, and this dog, my dogf' , Fu V L ff' Q YL, -W f , V., Q' , 1 15' 'X ' 5 qi! F' si L.. as V xx., li, xl' The Band brightened up many occasions this year. Here they contribute tothe enioyment of a home basketball game. Band Mr. William J. Schuster announces and comments upon the next piece the Band will play for their Concert '64 audience. FlRST ROW: Mr. Schuster, J. Payne, D. Averett, Bryant, Carroll, McKniff, Pomara, Reid, Gerz, SECOND ROW: Tovar, Mercher, Luther, Ressler, Maxvill, Bernardo, Miller, B. Payne, Johnson, THIRD ROW: Dowling, Franzen, Rener, Maher, Perea, Galer, Muldoon, Mut, FOURTH ROW: McCarthy, Bunnell, Love, Zalkovsky, Flusche, Gehring, Meinke, Perkins, Skiles, FIFTH ROW: G. Averett, Kriese, Alexander, Mueller, Grubbs, Davis, Zuniga. I I I Mr. Oster, SJ., resumes his olcl tuba position as Beyer bites his nails Maury Dowling takes a breath before launching into his clarinet solo in and Darrouzet cringes. the winter concert. ' b - , - 3' .i -51 ' ., xx he , Nlr. Schuster directs Everything's Corning up Roses at Highlander Stadium on a warm football evening, Mr. Schuster, Director of Bands, takes a bow for his band's performance in concert and throughout the year. Il2 C Q lirector Bill Schuster and his guest, Miss Cecilia Sellers, as they relax Dowling, Nleinke and their guests at the Nleinke home where the Band 't the party after the winter concert. Forrest beams his approval. members and their friends gathered to celebrate their February concert. Luther checks the record selection while Dowling, McEvoy, '63, John Darrouzet and their partners enioy the dance. Q Galer, Maher, and Baynham ioin the light fantastic, II3 Fr. Johnson, S.J., Mr. Mills, S.J., Flusche, Suilivan, Smith, Coursey, B. Darroozet, M, Moser, J. Darrouzer, Cloheriy, E. Moser, Browning, Vulio, Tovar, Mangelsdorf, Mr. Renfroe, SJ. V Fr. Johnson, SJ., discusses class 2-iiO's Mission Sievvarf COOVCHUSTES ThNikS9iVi '9 Drive fora! with Mr. Buvens, S.J. Drive. II4 .W , 02, ' 2 ' as During The distribution of orphans' Christmas Party, resirairis eager would be :E i'k, ,,fV.,,fV i was W presenis at the Bob Darrouzef recipient. WW 'Q egg: N f-17? 6 Darrouzets, Sentilles, Griffin, and Stewart load boxes in the Thanksgiving Drive. CANDIDATE SODALITY: Higgins, Sirchio, l.aBarba, Tinkle, Asel, FitzGeralcl, Booth, Baker, H. Pettigrew, Daniel, L. Ringlwam, Hendler, D. Griffin, Collette, Bush, and Mr. Renfroe, S.J., Moderator. W annual Mr. Renfroe, S.J., wrestles with Dunne Memorial orphans on picnic at Kiest Park. i I I I f-'mm 1 l ia i SEATED: Redding, J. Stewart, Kriese, Editor, W. Zapalac, Editor, Brenner, Editor, Goodwin, Editor, Cammack, Fdiror, STANDING: G Zapalac, Cowan, Jim Pitts, Abeln, Clancy, Curtis, Wilrnartlrt, Klein, Parker, Tovar, Bellamy, Crutcher, R. McKane, Koegl, Hylden, Carson, J Darrouzet, Scammel, Clark, Leandra, Mr, Oster, SJ, Moderator, Smith, John Pitts, Benenate,Editor-in-Chief. ' Mr. Oster, S.J., takes it easy as deadline approaches. Benenate, Brenner, and Carnrnack confer with Mr. Jung, S.J., at SMU Journalism Seminar. X ,Ag Benenate, Editor-in-Chief, surrounded by senior editors W. Zapalac, Kriese, and Goodwin. . , ., .. 1 35,15 5 ' B? r f'7iJg77f r - Q W e 1 f r 5 g r 5 . .. .1 QT? iii 9- Gooclwin, Benenate, Mr. Jung, S.J., and Brenner pull out the glue bottle and spend the afternoon and evening pasting up. Benenate, Brenner, and Goodwin laugh it up as Mr. Jung, S.J., tells them they have to start all over again. X Qlllli l 'R iiin yp YV ' A 1 il I it i f fy gkxlfp B QQ ' B B figgl f B . 'Wulf A in ' , ff .f xl if-. U ' it 3. i t lfll 'l?1 dabaters in washington II7 , Lasf The Gra Fox checks on editors' mistakes. Y h Il8 Editors: Cybulski, Ringham, and Martin. Nick Curtis, Art Editor, shows the Last Roundup layout to eight other key staff members. Roundup 2 -now' Mr. Rousseve, SJ., says: My group has ZIV, fewer cavities. ,wa - 55 ,.,, V A- f -2 - . as ,,, ,- mmf . 'X tt fa.. , .. W f,g.war.e,1,atef:,at 'Pi .iw---.-aa-W- tw is Clark, Koegl, Curtis, Martin, R. Ringham, SECOND ROW: Mr. Barfield, S.J., Moderator, Crutcher, J. Pitts, Czerwinski, FIRST ROW: Pool, Jennings, Dasho, Cammack, J. Pitts, Mr. Rousseve, S.J., Assistant Moderator, THIRD ROW: Smith, Cacciatore, L. Ringham, Clancy, Abeln, J. Stewart, Kriese, Mangelsdorf. L. Lankford, M. Lankford, and Hayes, who spend between four and tive hours a week developing pictures, munch on one of our tasty lunches in the darkroom. II9 Q 555427 L Q? JL? i f f K. 54 mf., ' A f . x if f. ' x'N rf, . . V I fffvfw ' Q K Q-as N inf ,, ,. 393, wi' WD 'Chix M im A Q1 :sf as '-ibwi any L -gfff3'2Sf.:.:vi' - wfwmw J' fkm v -1 Q 503, ' Jesuit Football 1963 The T963 Ranger TooTball Team marked boTh a beginning and an end, preparaTion and TulTillmenT. A be- ginning, as This year's Rangers successfully TransplanTed The greaT JesuiT spiriT and winning vvays To our brand new school, Their deTerminaTion and Team spiriT seT The Tone Tor The enTire school, and The school did respond vviTh The mosT organized and spiriTed cheering we have seen in years. An end, as head coach MilTon GaudeT guided his Rangers To Their sixTh-and lasT, vviTh him aT The helmfconsecuTive Winning season. PreparaTion, as This year's Rangers, possibly The gamesT ever To don The Blue and Gold, vvorked and ToughT hard To Till The holes vacaTed by The many graduaTing seniors. And, Tinally, TulTillmenT, Tor iT vvas a greaT year vviTh noTable losses occurring only aT The hands oT The Oklahoma AAA!-X sTaTe champs and The Texas AAAA runner-ups. Led by The heroics of a Truly greaT aThleTe, Mike Madigan, CapTains Bob Glynn, Jim McDermoTT, and John Nelson, The Ranger Train vvas in high gear Trom The ST. Mark's kickoTT To The Tinal gun on The rainsoaked Turf aT Reicher. Rangers, vve saluTe you Tor all you've done Tor your alma maTer. Mr. OaudeT, vve saluTe you Tor all you've done Tor The Truly Tine aThleTes--genTlemen all-ThaT you have helped To form aT JesuiT. Mr. Rasdua, vve an- TicipaTe greaT Things from you and The Rangers you vvill unveil nexT year and The years To come. Each game began wiTh a prayer, Madigan does FT aQ3l '4 1963 Varsity ' 4. - ' . ' l ' ' A . , I ' , 1 I T af ' -' VV I : , 4 I K V X K V 1 V I . ' if M L 1 , . ii T T 7 . r x1 15 T v :T Q f f - as 71' ' if 4 2 if T Q T 1 . 4 3 T 3 ii i - .. - ' 1. ,o - if .. r we' - - i g - . ' ii ' A ' Ji. 3 1' var , 1 Q, 1 K , an , . E S 4 1 -X I i ix , Q -, Q f i 5 ' 2 , 1 V' Q , i ,g - ,ff T 5' ll ' A fi fs. , . ,T ' 'V is .' - V el J 'I T ,A In I , if 'i- A., ' .X ,f V i, i T I: -P ff if I ,A - M ,,, , - . . -Q . , - A , . .V . .- 4 - , v - 2 s ' -' A f ' - we V Xl? , T. I K , C , Y - rl ,, A g Y , 3 7 I l., . A - , , . I , V T ,, A , 1 1 . i , N :4 'j y', - W ,' ,A , ' i 2 W1 ,Q A A . ' T 7 , ,' . ,. X. ,L I . ,: , f . 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T 4- .M . , -2' A v w , - ,Y FIRST ROW: Coach Brevvron, Harrison, Harkey, Wilson, Malone, Farmer, Cortemeglia, Belancsik, Boyle, Erler, Eckelkamp, Slansfield, TMgr.l, SECOND ROW: Coach Pasqua, Moser, Weaver, Browning, McDonald, Columbo, Bell, Allen, HoeksTra, Terilli, EvereTT, Rohmer, Cole, Coach Eiferig THIRD ROW: Coach GaudeT, McDonell, Sirchio, Glynn, Higgins, McDermofT, Lalla, Nelson, Madigan, Baker, Lindley, Furlong, Frymark, KlosTerman, Coach SrniTh. Lion is caged as Rangers close in Gaudet briefs safefy man, Dick Harkey Rangers Take Opener From Cross-Town Rivals 22-14 The Rangers foughf off a sfrong second-half rally and successfully caged their privafe school rivals, The Sf. Mark's Lions, 22-ill. With Mike Madigan fearing up big chunks of yardage, the Ranger forward wall opened The pay dirf road for Bob Glynn, Bill Lalla, and Torn Higgins. A familiar scene with Madigan. Miguel about To ride herd on frisky Lion. lWZ,' in .,,. ,Lg f M . 1 .UM 135 A ' 1 H Wg E if gf-f L 5 1 Q yu f 'ln we 'Q l Bill Lalla takes time out to apply facial treatment. T00 many hands , I . Madigan hounds Dragon receiver Rangers Subdue Dragons 13-6 No tire-breathing Dragons here as linebackers John Nelson, Tackle Joe Cortemeglia and the rest of the Jesuit High School tire department smothered the Seagoville offensive. Three in a row for the Rangers. Ranger forward wall opens hole. Madigan high jumps to goal line. Sorry! You missed. Check your Transmission? Rangers Are Dealf Firsf Loss by University High 19-8 I ain'T gonna give if To yuh! Well scoUTed by This Waco eleven, The Ranger aTTack spuTTered near The goal line in several drives. Close To The very end, The game broke open only in The Aih quarier when Waco sprang iTs safe-Ty rnan loose for a 75 yard punT reTUrn. NeverTheless, The Ranger offense ouTgained Waco by 76 yards, while our defensive secondary, led by Mike Browning and Dick Harkey, did noT 'allow a single cornpleTion. Take him! He's mine! A low blow. Air 9 T 1 fi 4 ,. is ' J' if 4 y 'sq 95 il 01iWA r- 5 4 rrlf T ,,,.l . :- '11 ' Put Those lighTs on! H Wasnft a big dear. Rangers Smash Records and T Cascia Hall 67-19 Their Turn, InabiliTy To cross The goal line cosT The Rangers Their previous vveek's ouTing, so This vveek They Took special aim on The elusive double sTripe, The resulfz a school record breaking 67 poinTs. Bill Lalla flooded The air- vvay Tor 322 yards while Mike Madigan conTinued his vveekly habiT of running over, Through, and around The bewildered enemy linemen. The Ranger reserves played a good biT, and Dick Harkey, Mike Belancsik, and STeve Wilson added Their share To The massive scoring ToTal. Pow-Wow Takes To warpath. Look OVW YOUV 5lW0Uldef, lW6'S . - - An interception-almost. This week the Rangers invaded the den of the mighty Corpus Christi Miller, ranked one of the finest high school elevens in the country. The Rangers fought a dogged first half, drove to the Miller one inch line and trailed by only T2-O at The half. But then the South Texas speed merchants began breaking loose and scored on six of their next seven drives. Miller 58 Jesuit - O Browning zeroes in on enemy pass Dick Harkey spots daylight. Bill Lalla runs our clock. Rangers Comeback Against Mt. Carmel 47-O In what was truly a team effort, the mighty, mighty Rangers bounced back from the Corpus Christi drubbing to present the anxious student body with a magnificent Homecoming present, a 49-O pasting of their Hous ton rivals. Captain John Nelson, a standout all year at center, stole the show and scored the first Jesuit touchdown on a 53 yard blocked punt return. Rangers Edged by T.C.l.L. Sfafe Champs 13-6 , Madigan is over for The big one. Terilli is sTopped by marker. While seven bus loads of fans braved cold and rain, The Ranger eleven Trugged up and dovvn The muddy, sloshy field in a game ThaT vvas To prove a real hearT- breaker. The driving rain and soaked field halTed The vaunTed Ranger passing aTTack and channeled The vvide svveep of Madigan. Dovvn T3-7 vviTh Three minuTes and 75 yards heTvveen Themselves and almosT cerTain de- feaT, The Rangers marched To The Reicher eighT-yard line where Time Took The NorTh Texas TCIL champion- ship from us. X T 2 KlosTerman-off To The races again. ANYONE lW'3V'3 an elepham EEUU? . Sh l Rangers uf- Where did iT go? Ouf Nolan 18-0 The Rangers, in a game ThaT was definiTely anTi-climaTical afTer The Reicher hearTbreaker, puT TogeTher drives of 67, 77, and 68 yards To sink Their ForT VVorTh rivals, The Vikings, l8-O. The Ranger offense, sparked once again by Their greaT fullback, Mike Madigan, Tore Through The Vikings for 245 yards on The ground. WiTh The gun, The season was over. The Rangers had Truly covered Themselves vviTh glory. l30 Q E ff L R WA Terllfi-In The clear, BILL LALLA fif ? L ,W 42 N , W I gag? V 1 - QQ, Gaudet sayS, Lef's move! T.C.l.L State JOE CORTEMEGLIA JOHN NELSON The fans were with the Rangers a!! The way, ,, l 4f:,2Mvl.1Q.,'?Wk B-Team K . V, ,,..kV ,K K ix.. , .K - I is FIRST ROW: Coach Moser, Scoftino, Dickenson, Reichenstein, Kulfgen, Gondolf, Reed, Molina, Delecn, Czerwinski, IMgr.J, SECOND ROW: Coach Brewton, Ruyle, Krippner, Baugh, Riley, Floyd, Ressler, Van Horn, Johnson, Laioie, Pieczynskig THIRD ROW: Ryan, Smiih, Greathouse, Talbot, Zuercher, DeOre, Johnson, D., Berry, Gallagher, Heinen, Corcoran. B-Team in action againsf Lancaster. Freshmen I f! ,,,-,,. .. I , I . I - I . i'7f.' - f: ,I ' fx , ' 4 ' 1 I if f . ff-5' fl, 9, k 4- 7, fl 1' Xb 'I 'ff' A Q yy ,Q 5 K X j yy o c , I X If 4 . ' ,ci Q, I : II Xi , 415 ,F C ffilby 5' V' 'Ke ,hyffxg c K B if: I S 1 . .Q 5 1. 5 f Q ff X 3 P, , . 3 4 ,K , ,ity X. 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Disfricf Finals With Msgr. Nolan -Q qi K E my . A L55 4 s 1 .. fy , ,Z 1 Q K ef Es, . f 'H if is L. K ,D .f 2 H 4 X ' as W F E K ' P 2 f gif? 'g.s'2174 ',,' JQYQHQSQW1 , , 4 4 1 93 y X ,uf V v if , , g, zz: ,W 'ff if . K K , ef A Hw- 'WE' ,. ,Rm .gf ai, 3 fmz i ' 7 555 '-' J I . iw ' 5 me 'Q ' ya sw ai Q ia f .- ,.., Lk,,,.. A YW, .,, , is ' Lg.Ws:1esfr.fQff.3, 5 -, . 7 Ia gg? M l i 5, L, A - ,S L,,A J ' ' ' ' . sr, 5 2 I . 54 A Mfr, 9 s i - sq l39 5 f Basketball Jesuit ,,,, 59 Lake Highlands . A., 32 Jesuit ouuuu E51 Adamson ..v,,,,,aa4..,,, 60 Jesuit ,,aaa 57 Bryan Adams ,,,,,,,, 55 Jesuit d,,d , C44 Waxahachie ,,J,,J,,,, 67 Jesuit ,,,, 38 Samuel! ,,,,, , ,7,,,7.e,,,, 68 l Jesuito , ,,,, 49 Thomas Jefferson o,o, 78 Jesuit C C 83 Cleburne ,,,, ,,..,., 3 7 Jesuits ,,,,50 Adamson uuus ssuuu C 47 Jesuits. 60 Adamson uuuuuu,, ., .,,, , 7l Jesuitm sus, 44 Central Catholic ,,,,ou 60 Jesuit ,,,ss , 74 St. Edwards ,,,,,,,,.,., 50 Jesuit E66 Lancaster ,,,,,,,,. , ,,,.,, 73 Jesuit, C739 Thomas Jefferson ,uu, 60 Jesuit ,,,s 65 Slidell suuu,, ..,..v. 50 Jesuit ,,,, 61 Carrollton ....s ,, ,s.. 42 1963- JESUIT INVITATIONAL-WINNER Jesuit 50-Adamson 47 QUARTER FINALS IN DR. PEPPER TOURNAMENT oistreict cHAMPioN-5 wins-T loss l 3 'i My ff' - ., ffm , F L, A ..:: ff l Q 5 46? E . . .. b 4 in if Wg: j S MN J T x f X., K . 5 f 1 f Q A M J . ,.V4 f gal W 1 1 . V T !fVf WfEw if lg gig! f 4 ' A - ' 'X i v k1,V Ti V , 2 ly ,, , , vi K 4 . . V T ' qi 4.L7' .rg 1 , f , 1 ' J. , ,Q N ' if 5 f - .... Q .Q .. l. Al A 5 Wa. Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Terry, Stock, McDonell, Browning, Lindley, SECOND ROW: Coach Walsh, Madigan, Brender, Taliaferro, lCapT.J, Lalla, Bellamy, Awtry, lCap?.j, Higgins. I.. .- ,: . J- K .gg Q f .sl . ,Fw E34 gn ff .1 Ar : , Q tz faf v z ' 6 Freshman Basketball FIRST ROW: Madigan, Coelen, R., Schnitzius, Sullivan, D'Ambrogig SECOND ROW: Bernal, Swanson, Rooney, Jones, Driscoll, Dunn, Coelen, G., CMgr.J Wlldes. ,. K Miami? Q 'QW - Co-Captains for the '63-'64 season: Paul Awfry and Woody Taliaferro. The fans were enthusiastic and loyal throughout The season. l We B-Team Basketball SEATED: Mike Farmer, KNEELING: Moser, Molina, STANDING: Morgan, G., Ivvanski, Zuercher, Johnson, Paikowskl, Coach Brewton, Kulfgen, Lafoie, Glosfer, Gondolf, Gregory. I43 3 'is . M-al HADES' BOYS: Morgan, SENIORS: FIRST ROW: Magro, Tovar, Dashop SECOND ROW: Duffey, W., Beyer. 23 xr, .....q-r-nunumaunnuam. D., Morgan, G., Coughlin, Mahar, P., Sterling. STRIKERSI Bakeff Hamelin, HUNT , F f WX COACH JACK EIFERT LEAGUE WINNERS WEIRDOS: Piguet, Sfrecker, Magro, Petr, Worley WANGERS: Tumy, Sfeigman, Munch, Labac. M, -W1 an N Q. , K 'Q Bowling League .. - Era FIRST ROW Stock Morgan Lawrence Korman SECOND ROW Brender FIoyd Znmmerman, Gondolf McKane Bovls THIRD ROW Head Coach Herb Sheaner Hlnkel Brophy Weaver Cole Ter1IIu Rohmer Frntsche Haggar Madigan, Frymark Ass? Coach MII? Gaudet fx F I , 6 Ur, Freshman Squad FIRST ROW BIfano Bernal HambIeTon Madigan SECOND ROW Lanrer Meyer TayIor, Cooper, Booth Hart THIRD ROW Rooney Petra i 1: 4.-' SPRINTERS: Morgan, Floyd, Coie, Haggar, Frifsche. 440 RELAY TEAM: Weaver, Brophy, Brender. HURDLERS: Terilli and Stock, I 46 WEIGHT MEN: Hinkle, Rohmer, Frymark, Booker. DISTANCE TEAM: Korman, Zimmerman, Bovls, Gondolf, McKane. T. C.l.L. Sfafe Track Meef -wg 5 K yi Floyd and Lawrence take five during pole vault event. I Booker, a freshman, breaks stare discus record with Madigan 'WPS OVQV 6'1 - a Throw of 144 feef. , , .sw ' in A' ,f by T fvf- ' - rr 'E V 5'- W ' h rror 1: A ' , I si 'mmap-w-M A .l Term Strains, but roses B Tough One' Madigan and Haggar finishing first and second in the 220. I47 Korman and McKane get set for 880. Madigan edges out Cole for first place in the 100 yard dash in 9.9 seconds Jesuit Sfafe n n 21 Champs 1964 . ' I- A-if ek 4 5 3 Lawrence vaults over H feet. Floyd adds points 10 the Jesuit total. Hinkle fwirls and heaves- C 0WleY in last lap of The mile run. Bovis and Zimmerman sprint for the finish line KcKane finishes 880 with a 2:05. in mile. E' ,wiv SCHOOL RECORDS TIED BY '64 TEAM 220 Dash-Time 21.5-Madigan Pole Vault-l l'2 -Floycl SCHOOL RECORDS SET BY '64 TEAM Mile Relay-Time 3:3l.7 CWeaver, McKane, Bren- der, Brophyl High Jump-6'l and 3!8 CMadiganJ Brophy starts last lap of 440 relay. egw ,i,,, X AVAA K J ii,, gi 'nw warm.Harzw-.il,ffi,'ff,,i, ' W Madigan flashes across finish line for first place in the 440 relay. Rohmer groans, grunts, then lets go. W is re, , r -if , ff q 4 -fr z - . : s jf' 1355 Win. ah' T E ,gl .AW ami Q ' 4 so E 'r ' ' N Vyjfr' ..,,-.,. , L jg. W ' , , V A - M , , 1 ' Eff ,, L--f f QYW1-. i9fiiT'T 'S is W' W , -- T' 'gf'-A .ff -mg ,ffswgzfieevr i w..,,,, ,. aw H . , W fi - he-,,,,-yfw.L Um. fw.w'2f- 1 - ' - A far. .M , W.k,,..:k , I f W, fi-igflr - TTT ' r- J, 'E ,ann i A ' new-gi fs ae is . , I . T ,K 5 15 Z? ,?f'3i' fr -' X iq.. K ia, -Q gm iff , cr ,Q, 3 M ,,.. ky 'fi .gg M. fl , me Y l W, :E.,.gH,., . ,M xii' ., ig, ,Lk ' Cross Coun1ry Team CBovis, Crowley, Brophy, Zimmerman, and McKaneJ await start of race and wish events couid Take piace in summer-not 28 degree Weather. i sl A ,..W 4 Q,mmM, A is ' ,'i 'M in sms fl . 'ff ' wi TQMFT' ' , , K' ,asf v M 'of .-.Gm Crowiey places in cross country. Coach Herb Sheaner-The rnan behind the champions. JESUIT TRACK TEAM T964 Winner of ST. Anthony Meet Winner of Disrricf T.C.I,L. Meer Winner of Sfaie T.C.I.L. Meei STATE T,C.l.L. RECORDS SET TN T96-41 AAO Relay-Time 4:35 CFloyd, Haggar, Friische, Madiganl Broad Jumpf24'5 AMadigan Madigan smashes state record. z 1 i M' i Ranger Baseball 'ill 11 PITCHER BOB MOEN FIRST ROW: McDonell, Strecker, Capt. Osborn, Capt. Greafhouse, Reynolds: SECOND ROW: Hoekstra, Lajoie, Belancsik, McDonald, O'Neill, Jennings, Schnifzius, Wilson: THIRD ROW: Labec, Fallon, Molina, Reichenstein, Harkey, Moen, Maher. B, is NV K tj, Q? j. INFIELD-FIRST ROW: Capt. Greafhouse, Laioie, Capt. Osborn, Reichensfeln SECOND ROW: Sfrecker, McDonald, McDonell, Maher, CATCHER DAVE MCDONALD if , 2 ' Mm. f Dave McDonald conneds in ihe ST. Mark's game. Bill Osborn in action against Highland Park. Pitcher, Bob Moen, swings and misses. Greg McDonell gets a piece of one xi.: f Relief pitcher, Bob Jennings, tries To save The Si. Nlark's game. l52 Rangers --In my . ,., egg-',3iei, .5,.1efIjf2f S 1Lf1W ?li f ' xv' A . , we we ,es if., QQ!! mfQ , by it iii.-' 1-ati, fa-L' s 1' h .W :lung 7 I f V White, gg .,,1,s in 71, Acfion , a arf-.e. if fi i 'flaw XX A Ae 5' f ?1i5,,f7,q5.5F V ugh TWH- ' ii'YeV'T-' ' ' i -A L21 I ' , 4551 'f' ,, , :gf-in ' -an - . .f , ., , . ,, W.-..' A , 'A'-:wif-. fam. 1 iw. ke VV ,env 4 A P 'fwu Coach Durick surveys the situation. Dave McDonald overthrows second. in 5 First baseman-John Greathouse. M42 Fast-ball pitcher, Bob Jennings, lets one go. The Ranger dugout. I 1 14, Greathouse squelches hopes of ambitious base runner Coach Bill Durick whips up fans at pep rally before Reicher game. The season ends as if began-wifl-1 a visyf, l ' 't' MD IIS s R Jes 90 m , , , , Freshman gs ,v T Baseball FIRST ROW: Wooldridge, Kohler, Schnnzrus, c one , wan on, amsey, on 5 SECOND ROW: Luther, M. Johnson, Piering, D. Johnson, Booker, Thompson, Bosworth, M t. B-Team Baseball MANAGERS H g W tt D F esco. v,v.vov 'v P ?'v'o'o'+ 43 9e'v'fZ4?ea ?r , 9 : , , ,J E 1 'E fi, j Q? ,f 1.52 99 FIRST ROW: Manager Miller, Farmer, Gloster, Paikowski, Phillips, Duffey, Ryan, Gallaghe Corcoran, Zuercherp SECOND ROW: McNally, Peters, Johnson, Tuite, Flynn, Pitts, Minotti, Yarbrough, Hayden, Grizzaffi. l55 ,sr 'AU MAGRO Golf T.C.l.L. H- ' Sfafe Champs O M f W i M ,fwwz 3' i ' Q, 20 ft W, 5 'ig ' , '3maa:'?'-1 ' 'F 3 X' d, ? i1 'A 6 1 r ff' ' Q' 41 ' Q . WOOD CROWLEY Magro, Crowley, Wood, MacMas1er MaCMASTER FIRST ROW: MacDonald, Magro, Wood, MacMasTer, Simmons, Humphries, SECOND ROW: Christine, Fisk, Cook, Hughes, Stone, Kinney, Newman. 1 fi? I V y 1? 2 55 JOHNSON COELEN OSTEN MOSER SULLIVAN Tennis l TCIL TENNIS TEAM I K ii , Q ,W agsfffy. 32, 733285 Moser, Hylden, Johnson, Sullivan, Coelen, Mr. Eifert -Y 4 in H , QE' W ff W W f, ,A Us Q Q is L A as gig, id 'il 3,4 .fi ik F if 4-vf 'hw A , P ' ,Q 1 L -,gt ,. E, fmv K ,R , ,r MQW ff' -'Fx,.a-wr S' U' K-., gg f if!! . If Q Q if W5 Lxwtkww 4 . ,, It 'Y Y E If if s ' f wr- W f 3 as ki' ix il , . 4 4 ,Q Af - M K vs! . I f 5 A ' L kv V HP M , ,.. ,Vw V f - . WL KW ,NM ,, WJ' 3 1 N' r A! V 1 ff K .A at gi, My Q t isgV,Zx,, , A 1 W iggly I ,gf V 'J , B gf, M f' Y Q zyfffaz., i ' WTR? M , ,Aww L M ka, 5 X ! f ,. f 'i'f fun We ' m V ! ' W L 95 ' A W, 'wwf Af ff , f' V 5 X wk W Q' i '35 wg WLVIYWN - - K' ,QW 1' ' , M sw . ., f f L, K f ' 5 M N... .v . , ' A . ff'-M Qi' 1 , in , r V- S -jQy'f4 -'fjgf 95: , . M wg is .. - H ,W bfi, 3 ,f f X his lk f fi is V' st q'3'H,pt ' 1 is it ? dr,f, ,QA , , ik ,,.M ai A 2 ' rim , X Q- 5 fr, - ,,. 5 Q ,Q 3 , . ' . it .Q fm! ' ,Qi QVASW in ,K we -L -5, +3'.:f . - yqfr 4 M, . s 'ff 1 , ii' of' Q Q ' M s W ,,,., 2 09 Inj' 45, Q 'I L N- 1 ,. 4 ff ,iff g... Q '64 Q ff Cz fm. , 5, M, ,2- ,:- . I fwx ' Q. A-J 'h my .L.. SEPTEMBER Red leaves, blazers, and school bells signaled The beginning of Sepfember. Affer a few days of TesTing The rugs in The classrooms and TasTing The food in The new cafeferia, The sTudenT body as- sisTed aT a Mass of The Holy SpiriT cele- brafeol by Reverend FaTher RecTor. A vicTorious bouf wiTh ST. Mark's began The fooTbaIl season, and encounfers wiTh Mineral Wells, Bishop Dunne, and Seagoville kepT foofball spirifs high dur- ing The following weeks. The end of The monTh puT JesuiT salesmen ouT on The sTreeTs To geT The Magazine Drive under way. AfTer four weeks of going To class TogeTher, The freshmen and sophomores decided ThaT geTTing ac- quainTeol would be a good idea, and sef ouT To have a dance wiTh This in mind. A5567 Wide-eyed freshmen demand books. Redding, Cammack, STroughTer, and Grasshoff man Their baTTle sTaTions in The booksTore. ,FN K? Ji' X' Hillbilly Turned sTudenT is assaulied by big ciTy poli- Ticians. l6O 1 f -1, ,T A . . - T 495 f X The FirsT Family aT The Smorgasbord. Draw! Not this week, Vince, Sotl'1isis getting acquainted. Hmmm. Mr. Mills, Pat Hogan, and Rod Ringltam tabulate Magazine Drive results. Y -'QW 1, Home BONNXE coming ..f-uxrvg ION John Darrouzef, Sarah Mangelsdorf, Danny Farina, Bonnie Johnson, Russell Bellamy, Diane Harriston, Tom Hylden, Julie Christine. HOMECOMING COURT f - SARAH MANGELSDORF Queen of Homecoming I63 OCTOBER September got us acquainted and in Oc- tober things began to happen. Football was king and the homecoming festivities were the top events. Chariot races in the hallways, queens in flashing convertibles, the shattering rhythms of the twist, the History exhibit, and the beginning of the Thanksgiving Drive-all these float into our memory. That was a month that really was. Q 'steer The History Departme-nt's exhibit drew hundreds of people. P es.. Homecoming Queen loses cheering contest to exuberant youngster. John Stewart leads the way in the Thanksgiving Drive's last minutes. Sophomores get ready to dig out after game. ry This chariot went fwo feet and then fell apart A-2I2H gathers io be immortalized. 1-1-2iO's enfry made the finish line, but iusf barely. X Vic Ressler highlights THE LAST ROUNDUP benefit Hootenanny. Mr Hunter, S.J. hums Blowin' ln The Wind on the Reicher trip. NOVEMBER Month of joy and mirth, tragedy and reflection. Our Mother's Club Carnival was a great success. Friday, Nov. 22, was a holiday at Jesuit as hundreds of Rangers lined the streets to welcome their President. Monday, Nov. 25, again there was no school, but the entire student body filled the school chapel as Requiem Mass was offered for the soul of John F. Kennedy. Hootenanny, first held in city and dedicated to JFK, drew great applause from over- flow audience. I66 Pitts gives the football booth a try at Mother's Club Carnival. ff ,ere ffffiks - H Q, ...s aga .,,,, - WLS -, , , , 'f fi fsnx35 ffQj,'ljQg1:l l gigiiflif- .Haw :jg Q15 .si ., . V. , 1.-,:,z.mfT -. , ' . s , ' ' ' K 2 T Q .. V 'Qs - Q Agar 'I f V . ...sg '.. R. - K - .. sy.. 2 'rf - tr' as s , 'll' ' 5- sf K 'ttf F' A 1 1. 2 ' , 'f S, .e srsl 'I gggi. 5 rm K .,,. 7' , H if , '9iQ'i,.z . ft - 3 , .K rift' 3 , .. i Jesuit Studen' Sodalists Darrouzet and Sentilles hold school's spiritual bouquet for Mrs. Kennedy. Mike Steen and friends charm audience. i i ij? 5, A J F 1 A ,Q , if is , .,i. i H 2-rs , . 1 4.i, L - W , ? r' ' My call is to the young at heart. JFK wir iiii r i is participated in The Ursuline Hoofennany. The JFK memorial Mass in Jesuit chapel. ,-,iw .,.N, , ,,.a,...,f..ms.,.,.,,m-. ,WAY .1 m...,,,T,-f ., ,, X H DECEMBER December witnessed our enlightenment on the subiect ot college education at the annual College Day. The school did well that month at the Adamson Speech Tournament and took sweepstakes at the Denison Speech Tournament. Soon after, members of the Phil performed Becker, bringing pleasure and pride to Jesuit. The Sodality gave a Christmas party for the Dunne Memorial Home. We had Christmas assemblyg and then the holidays began, reach- ing a highpoint at the Winter Carnival. Dave Krippner and Chip Brenner consult dates for strategy in the snowball fight at atter-party for Becker 'mu lit, Santa Claus presents the last gift at the Sodality party for l Dunne Memorial Home. Bob Darrouzet says, Wait! Santa will be here in a moment. l68 Mr. Rousseve, SJ. directs Glee Club in a selection for the Christmas assembly DEL I r ba I , Greg Harrison and Butch Duffey pose during The val. Winter Carni- i That cameraman is everywhere. l ,,-.. Riley has ine remark of the evening-again. I uv iii!--all The Band fable at The Winter Carnival Mike Vuiio tries To look casuai. JANUARY Whenever January comes, it ushers in a new year. Along with the new year came senior retreats, the Bishop Dunne basketball game, and mid-term exami- nations. The spiritual advantages gained through a retreat are tremendousg the spirit aroused by the game was immenseg and of course one always profits from examinations. ,fake K iff., Tom Heines at retreat with Lake Dallas in background. Tom Parker stands before the shrine of St. lgnatius. 'i K Speech team accepts the results of the Houston Tournament. A - A5 Mil N 1 E ,gas ty John Tumy contemplates his future. Spirit was high for the Bishop Dunne game. ,-I Mr. Jack Oster reads to Sophomores during retreat as Fr. Underhill, the Retreat Master, adjusts volume. Fr. Ken Buddenclorf, SJ., vests for Mass during the freshman retreat. FEBRUARY February brought a band concert, the maior speech tournaments, the beginning of Lent and the awards for those athletes whose hard work made the early months action-filled. The short- est month saw us as host to our first Jesuit Invitational Speech Tournament-a smooth op- eration directed by Mr. Pat Hunter, S.J. with the help of the faculty and student body. srl The annual football banquet was very well attended. aw V-, ii 'Ls hmfwxiutt - V Coaches Gaudet and Pasqua receive the thanks of the team Coach Rufe Brewton sums up the year in football. ei Members of Class 4-210 relax at the Easter formal. MARCH Exams were coming up soon, buf so many Things seemed To be happeningfinlramural baskefball, dances, The Gold Medal DeloaTe. Oh, well, Things would work Themselves out somehow-we hoped. Tumy keeps conversation going for fear ihaf Turner will begin hus orngmal oratory l72 Gold Medal Debate Team and judges af1er the Turner- Seniilles victory. Mr. Renfroe's 4-211 intramural champs. AM The Easter formal at Holiday Inn. m...-0-1 Tom Higgins: The word is ACTIVITY. Gene Flusche: The answer lies in ORGANIZATION. APRIL April usually brings showers, and this year was no exception-showers of posters, hand- bills, slogans, and promises. This was the month of the Student Council elections for president. Five candidates participated in the most hotly contested race in the counciI's his- tory: Joe Pillar fthe only sophomore on rec- ordi, Gene Flusche, Tom Higgins, Irwin Sen- ' tilles, and Dave CVote the Red Dot for a Sure Shoti McDonald. Dave won by eight votes in a thrill packed finale. Eivdtni Council Wifi? el 4 I, 5 X LSL :Soundm bagrd 5 . 5t'GCr0f6mrc.Izas- 4'-A Q11 g pro K ,X wlvfesusamgmn vig t F , , Q32 ., Complete ...,. vusmtg ff 'f-.. 3 8 . - I Y 'IJAI gil:-W ,iff ii: I Wx ' N - ., H ff -. v , Off? nf? 1 . lgjgoaccfe QCA Qi , f, 5 .emxavv School 7 , ,ig YQIATIOQS I Caveman Irwin Sentillesz Responsibility is the key word Dave McDonald: . . . and each student will have Joe Pillar: An initial impetus to overcome the lethargic a tire ax. atmosphere is the need. I74 Bob Ekelkamp explains fhe use of the elec- tion machine. ' I i i f A -v I .f . Dave McDonald confers wi1h top minute sirategy. Agff' aid, Joe O'Neill, on last 1 I tg , gr' XM! f , rfh 33' li . X -1 es 1 1, 'af E + L53 Wai 9 Bob Dennis, Steve Collette, and Rick Spangle assure an accuraie voie, Q 3 I an Dave McDonald is sworn in by outgoing President John Darrouzet. l , Fx 4 A sl l, John SYSWBYT - - - do liefeby PFOWWSS Backstage with fhe band before the Spring Concert. . , . offlce.of Prefecf of The Sodality , . . ,U 3 A fs . QW ev lf? lf Ranger Club Officers for '64 Cllnclley, Collette, Lyman, THEIR LEADER, Higglnsj l Q ' C .Mb in in .iv li .A Q! ., ' i cl , nf img :,, , l I 5 ,,,, :,, V E, 7 K MV- Mills, 5'-l-1 and The ST- -lclm B9VCl'WmanlTe5 af BBUQUQT- Coach Bill Durick bids farewell to The Ranger Club. I76 ,, wif? 3 ' -fffrf .- TClL golfers load up trophy and clubs and take off from San Antonio. if 'I-IU -g dugg M MAY May is The month of transition-a Time for a fusion of The old and The new, a review of all that has gone, and a looking forward To all thaT The coming year has ready for us. We elected new men for old iobs and reluctantly bid farewell To Two wonderful faculty members: Coach Durick and Coach Gaudet. 5 i The selecti quidem inductees of The National Honor Society gather with Moderator, Father T. F. Holland, SJ. Very Rev. E. Cecil Lang, S.J., celebrates Dedication Mass. Fr. Tom Shields, S.J., gives history of Jesuit High at Dedication Mass. His Excellency Bishop Gorman blesses the school. I77 uf H 2 1 g V 2 S 4' x 1 if ff, ?w 1f f PM-w H fs I 4 21 IKPHYX 4-.4 'fig ,gwfi,,.:'f f- gp ,,,ffj,, 11,41-1 f 4 K x, .K P 1 fix 3 1 tvs in g,xg.:...z..f 'TF W '!K gym! 5 . La danse duel f , , L , A.QX., vu L: df' K Q La danse sans movcmenf La dgnge hypnoyique Ballef D 'ecole La dense Afrique La dense chic La dense elegante La clanse sociale l8O Le dense primitive Le dense des enfants Le dense megnifique Le dense petite Le dense deboneire .19 Le dense Americeine Le dense twisfique Le dense si bon Hell if I know . . . Classical educaiion includes chariot training. 4,15 Honestly, Cokes come packaged that way, too. O1 D- 1 But, sir. lf's for The missions. nYO Yeal'i! Yeah! Yeah! W u say you see red dots in the machine? n fda Al Mr Hunters inspired coaching generates debate ex BaSli6TlD6ll Team Pl6f1S new SYVSTSQY fOr TCIL cellence tournament ,,r, - ,-Y' ,,.,wJW,,f You say my platform's vague? Gee. Mr. Stoltz still uses that greasy kid stuff. Who did you say was going to win the Mr. Hunter is assimilated by the adolescent subculture. intramural tournament? I83 Kidz? Ursuline Phil fans leave Becker in a flurry. i 1 fr- if HAWVI I , v i li X, thought it was free! Mr. Vartclerlwolt says, Students are gcod at heart, Fr. Rivoire classes. generated an air of culture with lrris music appreciation This is really the real thing. , - fifww l xii ' . . . and when l told Fr. Leinenger I might drop the course-he really panicked. Thanks, Officer! But mother is expecting me home. s Kiwi 4 , too will have a double ruby. ' it Flusche says, May the best man win. fer Stick with us, kid, and you . E1 if ,xxx gf g A N af x ffm' 1' Q 'L 2 'wa 1 '95, r 5 q A 3 J h xifg x 'Y , hi: s- o ss 3, Q A 1' ,Q ,, gk 'S k 1 5 Q gs -rf f .- 'WSJ W1 5 fly in it 5 if Q1 'gi ,W ff Q X , Q -il! ff 4 Q74 152515 A A - m- . 'G SA .J A-'O of' 'ix' 9 3' TI'1a1's right. It's at Corremeglia's after the prom is over. You mean this goes into the parking lot? S' V 5-1 55 1 . in Junior ie? set enjoys the prom. Prom v Now left and down the fire escape when the chaperone-s turn away. McKane and Awfry overcome by prom excifement. ff QQLAA ffm of 'ZA A ...-W-va jf MA .. Let's sit this one out. X ! 4 C Do you feel a draft? Q fi Darrouzet gets is wrong line for ihe bunny hop. Prom Worley gets accidentally surrounded. But, Cathy, do you really think the Dow-Jones average will be affecfed that much? Bovis smiles for camera while Taliaferro and Greailwouse look on suspiciously. ji M.--su ig! 3 Sneaky photographer catches David Morgan in a tender moment at Prom. .gi If Break time in the Grand Ballroom of Baker Hotel. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! fi. , ,,,, Mike Baum and date in the Senior Grand March at Prom. John Tumy enjoys one of his last nights. 41'-f' x'e-NNN-mee' , - Of course l'm graduating! You're the strongest, most suave, most handsome man l've ever known. Make if a double-and hurry!! A r E i , , . 'T f 'V 4 Q i Yes, my prize winning short story was about a red pyra- Wg V' 'nf , A Y cantha bush I,, - L- 3, ,. ,f Nu- 'Giaxwm 4 'v,f'1 CarefUI! He'5 dropped if beforef' Oh, Mike! I wish we were in 1hat march. 'QI Graduation 1964 Baum tells Mrs. Norsch and Fr. May of the moving experience he has iust finished. I92 Buchheit delivers ihe Salufatorian Address. Turner, as Valedictorian, speaks of the challenge of the future. Fr. Balint and McDonell discuss aerodynamics. NUSTY-eyed MY- RSf'IfrO6, S.J., says farewell Yo the Barons. One more hour till the after parties begin. Fr. Louapre leads seniors into class night Alrigl1t! Everyone has a PARTICULAR place. Swag, gl Class Night ,. X fa f 1964 55 . 2 we These pages are fo give recognifion +o Hue people whose generosify has made +his book possible. I94 ST. Ril'a's Church Fleming 81 Sons, Inc. Haggar Slacks A Friend S+. Thomas Aquinas Church Chrisf The King Church Roland S. Bond Mr. and Mrs. L. E. 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Coeducafional in all deparimenfs On-campus residence for Men and Women Address: DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS, Spring Hill College, Major Fields of Sludy in ArI', Music Educa'I'ion, English Foreign Language Hisfory, Philosophy PoIi+icaI Science,f Sociology Marhemafics Biology, ChemisI'ry, Physics Accounring Business Adminisfrarion Economics IndusI'riaI Managemenl' Pre-professional Programs in Basic Engineering Denfisrry, Medical Technology Medicine Law ROTC Mobile, Alabama Editors Mitchell Cybulslci Charles Martin Rodger Ringham Business Staff William Pillar Peter l-linlcel Michael Vullo Michael Madigan Rudy Tovar David Krippner John Colwell Larry Sanders Joe Cortemeglia Len Dasho Bruce l-lamelin Larry Ringham Paul Mangelsdort, Editor Jack Melsheimer Willis Duttey Joseph Brophy Michael Coston Michael C'Connor Art Staff Nick Curtis. Editor Richard Sirchio Photography Staff John Cacciatore Richard Hayes John Lanlctord Associate Editors Russell Bellamy Benjamin Cammaclc J ames Pitts Steve Ramsey Leonard Lanlctord Richard Walden Michael Redding John Pitts Charles Stewart John Stewart Contributing Staff Moderators Mr. D. R. Bartield, S.J., Moderator Mr. Numa Rousseve. S.J.. Assistant Moderator Last Roundup Robert Abeln Joseph Benenate Carl Carson Bainard Cowan Michael Crutcher Robert Czerwinski William DeOre Marlc Pieczynski Steve Fleming Wayne Fleming Miles Goodwin John Gordon Eddie l-laggar Franlc Koegl William Malone Milce Korman Robert Jennings Patriclc O'Connor William Pillar Edwin Pitts Marty Pool Wesley Stewart Michael Wood Dave Zuercher Bill Riley Editor Abeln, Bob, 13, 64, 92, 98, 116, 119,169 Abright, Bill, 80 ACTIVITIES Adams, Clint, 20 Aldregde, Vaughn, 68 Alexander, Frank, 60, 111, 169 Alexander, Lee, 72 Allen, Bill, 54, 95, 123, 158, 172 Anderson, Mike, 68 Arduini, Nando, 62, 104, 107, 110 Arnone, John, 52, 64, 93, 96, 98, 102,110,169 Asel, Kenny, 72, 98, 115 Atkinson, Clay, 72, 97, 98, 110, 165 Averett, Devron, 72, 111 Averett, Gregg, 20, 111 Awtry, P. J., 4, 20, 88, 133, 134, 36, 137, 138, 139, 14O,141,142, 143,188 Baker, Bill Baker, Rick, 60, 88, 123 Baker, Steve, 54, 95, 115, 158 Balint, Rev. R. J., 11, 12, 17, 192 Barfield, Mr. D. R., S. J., 9, 12, 17, 55, 88, 118, 119, 158 Bargmann, Peter, 53, 64 Barker, George, 74, 86, 93, 98 Barta, Randy, 97 Bass, Howard, 60, 88, 90 Bauer, Gene, 20, 94, 165 Baugh, Phil, 52, 64, ae, 132 Baum, Mike, 20, 173, 190, 192, 193 Baynham, Don, 20, 110, 113, 189 Bean, Jim, 60 Becker, Robert, 60 Beckerich, John, 76 Beckham, John, 76, 97 Belancsik, Mike, 60, 88, 123, 151, 153 Bell, John, 88, 123 Bellamy, Russel, 4, 21, 87, 88,116,118,133,134,137. 138, 140, 142, 163 Benenate, Joe, 21, 94, I16, 117 Bennett, Bernie, 21, 89 Bereuter, Bob, 54, 159 Bernal, Raul, 80, 132, 142 Bernardo, Mike, 58, 88, 90, 111 Berry, Leon, 66, 96, 132 Berry, Bill, 60, 137, 138, 140 Bertrand, Mike, 54 Beyer, Paul, 21, 94, 113, 189 Bifano, Charlie, 80, 132 Bigelow, Ron, 21, 94, 193 Blackwell, Mr. Dwight, 15 Blankinship, Steve, 21 Blaszczak, Gerry, 72, 86, 92, 98, 106, 110 Bockemehl, Norman, 22 Boggan, Hal, 68 Booker, Tommy, 72, 97, 132 Booker, W. T., 74, 155 Booth, Jim, 72, 98, 115, 132 Bostick, Fred Bosworth, Gary, 68, 96 Bosworth, Kevin, 72, 88, 155 Bovis, Charlie, 56, 146, 189 Boyle, Bobby, 80, 132 Boyle, Mike, ss, aa, 123, 188 Brender, Art, 22, 87, 88, 133, 134 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 142, 146 Brenner, Chip, 5, 15, 54, 93, 95, 98, 99, 103, 105, 11o, 116,117,158,168,169 Brewton, Mr. Rufe, 11, 14, 15,132,143,171 Brice, Jim, 52, 64, 90 I98 Index Brophy, Mike, 54, 87, 93, 146, 158 Brophy, Joe, 54, 98, 101, 159 Brown, Wayne, 56, 99, 175 Brown, Phil, 68 Browning, Mike, 4, 54, 86, 88, 114, 123, 129, 133, 135, 137,138,139,14O,141,142, 159 191 Bryant, David, 76, 111 Buchheit, Tom, 18, 22, 85, 165, 169, 192 Bulger, Ray, BO, 132 Bunnell, John, 54, 86, 111, 158, 191 Burke, Bill, 54, 90, 159 Burton, Vic, 66 Buvens, Mr. E. P., S. J., 8, 13, 71, 90, 114 91 'Y m 31 SV! ?1,1,a11,, , ggeitiygsisgi,,,.1ae15gEaEsage1,1 1s,.f11--far :1g 1.991 1'x2.f fm:gf,s,:1v: ' 1 ..,. ,,,.,,,,,.,,, ,,,..,, , .J . . ..,.,. , ,, ,... , 1,1-1 ' ' iiegezsq . r Colombo, Anthony, 23, 88, 123, 173 Colwell, John, 68, 101, 110 Conway, Chuck, 66 Cook, Scott, 54, 156, 159 Cook, Tim Cooper, Gregg, 24 Cooper, Ricky, 80, 97 Corcoran, Phil, 70, 132, 155 Cortemeglia, Joe, 58, 123, 131, 188 Coston, Mike, 58, 108, 110 Coughlin, Tom, 62 Coursey, Walt, 56, 95, 110, 114, 180 Cowan, Bainard, 62, 116 Cronin, Dick, 58, 90 Cronin, Ronald, 24, 90, 94 Crowley, Jim, 69 Byrd, Mike, 62, 98, 102 Cacciatore, John, 78, 88, 89, 119 Caldwell, Mike Cammack, Ben, 4, 56, 98, 99, 106,110,116,117,118,119, 160, 169 Canaday, Jeff, 80 Carroll, John, 73, 98, 111 Carroll, Pat, 68 Carson, Carl, 22, 116, 110 Cash, Mike, 22 Castorr, John, 68 Chase, Andy, 56, 191 Chase, Tommy, 80 ,132 Christine, Tom, 73, 93, 97, 156, 168 Chunn, Lonnie, 56, 165 Clancy, Kevin, 22, 23, 110, 116, 1,19 Clark, Corky, 70 Clark, Neil, 23, 116, 119 Cloherty, Tom, 23, 68, 110, 114 Coelen, George, 74, 142 Coelen, Ricky, 76, 142, 157 Coerver, Pat, 54, 98, 99, 102, 159, 173 Cole, Pete, 76, 132 Cole, Terry, 23, 88, 123, 146 148 Colletta, Steve, 54, 86, 87, 115 133, 138, 158, 172, 175, 193 Collison, Br. Leo S. J., 14 Collora, Chuck, 56, 89, 90 Crowley, Chuck, 60, 88 Crutcher, Mike, 24, 110, 116, 119 Culmore, Matt, 76 Cummings, Dave, 55, 98, 99, 158, 172, 188 Curtis, Nick, 62, 107, 110, 116, 118, 119 Cybulski, Mitch, 24, 118, 165 Czerwinski, Bob, 14, 23, 56, 92, 119, 132, 188 D'Ambrogi, Phil, 73, 142 Daniel, Jack, 73, 115, 132 D'Arcy, Tim, 73, 109, 110 Darnall, Greg, 58, 95, 109, 110, 180, 182 Darnall, Joe, 78 Darrouzet, John, 5, 19, 24, 84, 85, 87, 93, 113, 114, 115,116,160,163,165, 166, 175, 180, 188 Darrouzet, Bob, 66, 93, 112, 114,115, 160,164,168 Dasho, Len, 19, 24, 31, 94, 119, 165 Davidson, Skip, 70 Davies, Steve, 70, 111 D'Avignon, David, 53, 64 Davis, Mike, 78, 89, 93 Davis, Raleigh, 56, 133, 137, 138, 139 D'Elena, Chris, 74, 132 De Leon, Lupe, 132 DeLoach, Grady, 56, 95, 175 Dennis, Bob, 25, 88, 89, 90, 91, 94,11O,175,192 De Ore, Bill, 61, 132 Dickenson, Len, 53, 64, 132 Dickenson, Eugene, 78 Dickinson, Jerry, 80, 89 Di Francesco, John, 69, 155 Disque, Robin, 25 Disque, Jay, 74 D'Orsaneo, John Dowling, Maury, 25, 111, 112. 113 Dowling, Mr 17, 18, 99 . F. R., s.J., 9, 13, ,108,110 Driscoll, Jim, 25 Driscoll, Bob, 76, 142 Duffey, Butch, 25, 87, 169, 171 Duffey, Richard, 61, 87, 155 Dunman, Vic Dunn, Larry, 80, 132, 142 Durick, Mr. William, 15, 88, 153, 154 Eckelkamp, Robert, 12, 25, 87, 88, 92, 93, 95, 110, 123, 173, 175 Edwards, Stephen, 58 Edwards, Mark, 69 Eifert, Mr. Jack, 11, 14, 15, 123. 132, 157, 171 Ellington, Roy Ennis, Joe, 58 Erler, Rick, 61, 88, 92, 123 Erwin, Lloyd, 61 Erwin, Tom Everett, Mike, 58, 88, 123 Fagin, Mr. G. M., S.J., 13, 14, 15, 73, 98, 99, 101 Fallon, Craig, 58, 151, 153 Farina, Danny, 20, 163, 182 Farmer, Mike, 53, 64, 123, 143, 155 Fedor, Mike, 14, 56, 89, 90 Fellhauer, Joe Fennell, Jim, 18, 26 Fernandez, Joe, 70 Finegan, Sean, 78 Finn, Mr, John, 5, 11, 14, 15 Finn, Chris, 66, 96 Fish, David Fisk, George, 73, 97, 132, 156 FitzGerald, Geoff, 73, 86, 92, 98, 115 Fleck, Larry Fleming, Tom Fleming, Steve, 61 Fleming, Wayne, 66, 96 Flowers, William, 52, 64, 166 Floyd, Bob, 62, 96, 132, 147 Flume, Dick, 86, 97, 98 Flusche, Gene, 4, 15, 55, 86, 98, 99, 102, 106, 107, 108, 11 111 114,158,174,182 Flynn, Mike, 69, 155 Foote, Rickey Forrest, James, 78, 113 Franzen, Jim, 14, 111 Fritch, Larry, 62, 90 Fritche, John, 26, 87, 88, 146, 173 Froehlich, Tom, 72, 132 Frymark, Donald, 26, 88, 123, 14 Fuchs, Robbie, 69, 96 Furlong, Dennis, 76 Galer, Vince, 69, 111, 113, 161 Gallagher, Mike, 7o, 96, 132, 155 Gardner, Tom, 26, 94 Gaudet, Mr. Milton, 11, 13, 14, 16,123,124, 131,171 Gebron, Joe Gehring, Louis, 64, 90, 91, 111 Gerz, Don, 61, 62, 111 Gier, Bob, 66 Glasco, Mike, 26, 182 Gloster, Bob, 62, 143, 155 Glynn, Bob, 27, 88, 123, 125, 171, 173, 192 Godfrey, Biff, 73, 97 Golden, Bill, 74 Gondolf, Jack, 53, 64, 132, 143 Gonzales, Freddy, 70 Goodwin, Miles, 18, 27, 85, 88, 94, 116,117, 182 Gordon, John, 18, 27, 93 Gorman, Bob, 28, 181 Gossett, Steve, 66 GRADUATION, 186 Grasshoff, Lee, 56, 89, 160 Greathouseq John, 18, 28, 93, 143,151,153,189 Greathouse, Bob, 56, 95, 132, 143 Gregory, Mike, 62, 86, 92, 93, 123, 143, 168 Griffin, Dennis, 56, 115 Griffin, Terry, 80, 88, 132 Grizzaffi, Luke, 66, 155 Grubbs, Ronald, 70, 90, 111 Haggar, Eddie, 28, 87, 88, 146, 147 Hall, Tom, 76 Halza, Jimmy, 69 Hambleton, Bruce, 78 Hamelin, Bruce, 28, 173 Hamie, John, 73, 98 Hand, Mrs. H. J., 11, 16 Hannon, Mark, 55, 95, 159, 180 Hargadon, Pat, 56, 90, 181 Harkey, Dick, 55, 88, 123, 124, 128,151,154,158,172,191 Harrison, Greg, 28, 88, 123, 169, 173 Hart, Frank, 76, 97, 132 Hassan, Ben Hassen, Richard Hayes, John, 70 Haydon, Matt, 71, 155 Haywood, Ernest, 52, 65 Heckel, Jhn, 66 Heinen, Dan, 56, 132 Heines, Tommy, 19, 28, 87, 93, 170, 182, 189 Hendler, Bob, 62, 86, 90, 91, 92, 115 Higgins, Mike, 29, 88, 92 Higgins, Tom, 27, 56, 87, 95, 96, 115, 123, 133, 135, 136, 137,138,,139,140,141, 142, 174, 182 Hinkel, Pere, 29, 87, ae, 146, 173 Hirsch, Guy, 66 Hoekstra, Tom, 15, 55, 92, 95, 123,151,153,154,159,164 Hoffman, Ricky Hogan, Brooke, 80, 155 Hogan, Pat, 63, 132, 161, 168 Holden, Bill, 61 Holland, Rev. T. F., S.J., 11, 12, 14,15,16, 92, 93 Holmberg, Edward, 80, 97 Hooker, Fred, 19, 29 Hoyt, Sam, 66 Hubert, Bruce, 80 Hughes, Rolly, 61, 156, 188 Humphries, Mickey, 73, 156 Hunt, Jimmy, 15, 55, 158 Hunter, Mr. Patrick, S.J., 9, 13, 17, 66, 98, 101, 102, 166 Huston, Joe, 63, 93 Huth, Bob, 58 Hylden, Tom, 19, 29, 85, 93, 100, 102, 116, 157, 163, 173, 182 llles, Ricky lwanski, Tony, 63, 96, 98, 102, 143 ' Jaremko, Matt, 80, 92, 97 Jenks, Chuck, 52, 65, 166 Jenner, Tom, 65, 99, 102 Jennings, Bob, 55, 99, 102, 106, 110, 119, 151, 153, 159,169,172,180,181 Jodry, Fred, 74 Johnson, Dave, 65 Johnson, David, 67, 136, 143, 157, 132 Johnson, Dick, 69, 159 Johnson, Dickie, 80, 155 Johnson, Mike, 53, 65, 155 Johnson, Mike, 75, 111, 132, 155 Johnson, Wynne, 62 Johnson, Rev. C. E., S.J., 12, 13, 114 Johnston, Richard Jones, Mark, 80, 142, 155 Jung, Mr. A. J., S.J., 4, 8, 10, 117 Keane, John, 4, 63, 98, 101, 102, 170 Kearney, Mike, 73 Kee, Bill, 57, 88, 90, 191 Lampo, John, 76, 97 Lanier, Jeff, 79 Lankford, Len, 55, 89, 119, 158 Lankford, John, 72, 89, 119 Lawrence, Jaen, 55, 147, 148, 158 , Leanclra, Brian, 30, 85, 94, 95, 116, 169, 193 Lee, Billy, 76, 132 Leininger, Rev. J. B., S. J., 11,, 12, 13, 61 Lewis, Paul, 67 Lieser, Eddy, 77 Lindley, Steve, 79 Lindley, Pat, 61, 87, 123, 133, 134, 137, 138,140, 141,142 Linehan, John, 58, 188 Lingberg, Jim, 61 Lobello, Sammy, 79 Loiselle, David, 74, 132 Lomonaco, Jim, 75, 97 Looney, Rick, 63 Keene, Mark, 75 Keeter, Bryan, 58, 180, 181, 188 Kennedy, J. F., 167 Kiker, John, 61 Killebrew, Mike, 58, 99, 109 Killebrew, Pat, 78 Kinney, Pat, 69, 156 Kitowski, Chuck, 55, 159 Kitowski, Jeff, 65 Klein, Johnny, 61 Klein, Dick, 29, 92, 116 Klosterman, Bob, 29, 123, 128, 130, 173 ' Koegl, Frank, 30, 94, 116, 119 Kohler, Kip, 75, 155 Korman, Mike, 53, 65, 96, 145, 148 Krebbs, Eddie, 30 Kreiner, Jerry, 75, 97, 132 Kriese, John, 15, 18, 30, 111, 116, 117, 119, 172 Krippner, Dave, 62, 86, 92, 98, 99, 103, 104, 105, 106, 109,110, 132,168,170 Kultgen, Dave, 52, 64, 132, 143 Labac, Gary, 58 La Barba, Jimmy, 76, 115, 132 Laioie, Dick, 55, 86, 87, 95, 97,132,151,158,172, 189 Laioie, Bill, 63, 143 Lalla, Bill, 5, 54, 88, 93, 123, 126,128,131,133,135, 137,138, 139,14O, 142,159 Lalumia, Joe, 60, 188 Louapre, Fr. A. C., S.J., 6, 11, 12,13, 16, 86, 167, 182, 193 Love, Larry, 75, 111 Lundin, Larry, 69 Luther, Mike, 80, 111, 113, 155 Lyman, Paul, 57, 87, 90 Lynch, Pat, 79, 92 Mac Gregor, Bob, 80 Mach, Dan MacMaster, Benzel, 19, 30, 90, 94, 156 Macourek, Dick, 57, 88, 90 Macrae, Bob, 69, 88, 96 Madigan, Michael, 4, 30, 123, 124, 126, 130, 133, 137, 138, 139, 140, 142, 171 Madigan, Terry, 78, 142, 165 Magro, Frank, 31, 1555 Maguire, John, 71, 88, 90 Maher, Don, 57, 95, 151, 154 Maher, Jack, 70 Maher, John, 63, 111, 113 Maher, Paul, 57, 110, 175 Malcomesius, Rusty, 79 Malone, Bill, 61, 88, 123 Mandoiza, Butch, 31 Mangelsdorf, Paul, 31, 86, 110, 114, 119 Mariner, Tim, 69 Martin, Charles, 32, 110, 118, 119 Martin, John, 78, 97 Martin, Andrew, 63, 101 Martinez, Steve, 63 Masse, Jim, 19, 32 Matelis, Paul, 58 Maupin, Larry, 71, 90 Maxvill, John, 80, 111 May, Fr. Julius, S.J., 12, I4, 192 Mccanhy, John, 14, 61, 111, 175 McCarty, Mike, 32, 165 Mc Cone, Greg, 58 McCourmack, Bill, 75 Mc Cormack, Tim, 53, 65, 98, 181 Mc Cullough, John, 69, 96 McDermott, Jim, 32, 88, 123, 171 McDonald, Dave, 55, 123, 151, 158, 172, 174, 175, 182, 189 McDonald, Wayne, 73, 132, 156 McDonell, Greg, 32, 133, 134, 137,138,140,142,151,153 173, 192 McDonell, John, 77, 132, 155 McGehee, Ted, 70 McGowan, Rev. R. E., S.J., 141 McGuire, John, 58, 166 McKane, Randy, 32, 116 McKane, Mike, 57, 146, 188 McKay, Danny, 79 McKee, Bruce, 79 McKniff, Bill, 67, 111 Mc Kool, Mike, 74, 98, 132, 161 McManus, Mike, 75 McNally, Tim, 33, 90, 94, 173 McNally, Frank, 69, 90, 155 Meinke, Tom, 63, 111, 113 Meletio, Carl Meletio, Larry, 132 Melsheimer, Jack, 33 Mercher, John, 77, 111 Meyer, Robert, 79 Miesch, Rev. Cyril, S.J., 12, 13 Miller, Bill, 63, 89, 90, 111, 155 Mills, Mr. Albert, S.J., 9, 13, 15, 86,101,114,161 Minotti, Eric, 70, 85, 155 Mitchell, John, 57 Mock, Br. Robert, S.J., 14 Moen, Bob, 60, 151, 156 Molina, Joe, 68, 132, 143, 154 Monier, Bruce, 71, 96 Moody, Paul, 79, 89 Mooney, Kenny, 75, 92 Moran, Pat, 67 Morgan, David, 33, 190 Morgan, Jerry, 63, 143 Morrison, Paul, 180 Morrow, Tim, 80 Moscrey, Jerry Moser, Ernie, 19, 27, 33, 92, 114, 165 Moser, Mike, 63, 114, 123, 132, 143 Moser, Larry, 52, 65, 90, 157 Muckleroy, Michael, 58 Mueller, Mike, 33, 90, 111 Muldoon, Dennis, 73, 111 Mullen, Bob, 80 Munsch, Mike, 33, 92 Murphy, Edgar, 61 Murray, Dan, 77 Mut, Stuart, 73, 111, 155 Nabholtz, Joe, 53, 65 Nadalin, Ed Nankivell, Anthony, 34, 90, 165 Nasky, Brian, 53, 65, 96 Neitzel, Conrad, 71 Nelson, John, 34, 123, 131, 171 Nelson, Randy, 71 Newman, Jim, 53, 65, 96, 156 Nolan, Dick, 61 Norsch, Mrs. F. A., 11, 14, 192 O'Connor, Pat, 61 O'Connor, Mike, 63, 90, 102, 170 O'Connor, Bill, 69 O'Donnell, Mr. Frank, 15, 16 O'Neill, Joe, 55, 151, 158, 175F18O, 191 ORGANIZATIONS, 82 O'Rourke, Joe, 73, 92, 97 199 O'Rourke, Mike, 75 Osborn, Bill, 34, 85, 88, 151 o'shea, Kevin, 75, ae, 92, 110, 132 Osten, Tom, 53, 157 Oster, Mr. Jack, S.J., 9, 13, 66, 87,110,112,116,171 Owens, Dennis, 76, 97 Owens, Larry, 34 Paikowski Gary, 69, 143, 155 Palmer, Edward, 34 Parker, Tom, 19, 34, 98, 116, 170, 191, 192 Pasqua, Mr. Gary, 11, 13, 16, 68, 123, 155, 171 Patak, Paul, 35 Patti, Martin Payne, Jim, 35, 111 Payne, Bob, 79, 111 Peck, Fred, 80 Peck, Richard, 79, 89 Perea, Emilio, 69, 111 Perea, Pedro, 79 Perkins, Bob, 67, 111 Peters, Nick, 70, 155 Petr, Larry, 36, 88, 94, 110 Pettigrew, Paul, 36, 88, 94, 1 10 Pettigrew, Hal, 79, 97, 115 Phillips, Jim, 66, 155 Piccola, Philip, 71 Piccola, Joe Ben, 77 Pieczynski, Alan, 61, 86, 95, 132 Pieczynski, Mark, 75, 132 Piering, Steve, 77, 155 Pierotti, Al, 36, 92 Piguet, Edmond, 36 Pillar, Billy, 36, 180 Pillar, Joe, 52, 64, 93, 98, 174 Pitts, Edwin, 52, 65, 93, 155, 166, 168 Pitts, Jimmy, 36, 86, 90, 92, 94, 118, 119, 116, 172,180 Pitts, Johnny, 36, 86, 90, 94, 95,118,119,116,172,180 Pokladnik, Johnny, 77, 92, 97 Pomara, Steve, 80, 111 Pool, Marty, 37, 119 Porras-Landeo, Ponciano, 80 Powell, Hubert, 58 Prather, Don, 67, 90 Price, Bob, 65, 96 Proza, Roger, 18, 37, 92, 94, 189 Racanelli, Mike, 71 Rafferty, Jim, 61 Rafferty, Don, 75 Rainey, Sam Ramirez, Eddie, 69 Ramsey, Steve, 37 Ramsey, Bill, 77, 155 RANDOM SHOTS, 179 Rapp, Ray, 67, 86 Raspante, Donny, 80 Reasonover, Tim, 37, 89, 165 Redding, Mike, 58, 88, 89, 95, 104,108,110,116, 160 Reed, Richard, 58, 88 Reichenstein, Jake, 55, 86, 95, 97, 132,151,153, 158,172 Reid, David, 73, 111, 132 Rener, John, 72, 98, 111 Renfroe, Mr. Francis, S.J., 8, 11, 13,14,15,17, 88, 89, 114, 115, 173, 192 Rentfro, James Ressler, Bill, 56, 95, 110, 132 Ressler, Vic, 77, 93, 111, 166, 168 Reynolds, Mickey, 37, 87, 143, 151, 153, 173 Rhoda, John, 73 Riley, Bill, 55, 99, 106, 109, 110, 132 Ringham, Rod, 23, 37, 84, 85, 86, 94, 118, 119,161, 169,173 200 Ringham, Larry, 67, 86, 92, 93, 115, 119 Rivoire, Rev. S. J., S.J., 8, 11, 14, 87, 94, 96 Roarke, Greg, 67 Roberts, John Robinson, Brian, 78, 132 Rohmer, Danny, 88, 123, 125, 148 Rooney, Chuck, 73, 142 Rousseve, Mr. Numa, S.J., 8, 13 14, 77, 93,110,118,119,168 Rovello, Jim, 38, 89 Ruiz, Victor, 79 Russell, Bob, 80 Ruyle, David, 58, 132 Ryan, Jerry, 67, 132, 155 Saba, Richard, 38, 87 St. Romain, Roark, 71 Salas, Oscar, 79 Sanders, Larry, 38, 94, 173 sandifef, Bill, 79, 97, 132 Smyth, Pete, 80 Snodgrass, Jim Spangle, Rick, 39, 88, 90, 91, 94, 175, 193 Spangle, Randy, 71, 91 Spencer, Bill SPORTS, 120 Springer, John, 58 Stansfield, John, 58, 92, 110, 123 Stanton, Paul, 52 Staton, Mike, 80 Steen, Mike, 39, 93, 167 Steen, Karl, 69 Stein, Richard, 80 Steinle, Charles, 57, 92, 98, 99,100,101,110,170 Stepanek, Mark, 65 Sterling, Don, 53, 65 Stetzel, Mike Stewart, Wes, 67, 90 Stewart, John, 4, 55, 90, 93, 98,110,114,115,116,118, Sanguinet, Mike, 88 Scammel, Glenn, 63, 90, 98, 99, 101, 118 Schaefers, Jay Schott, Br. Steve, S.J. Schnitzius, Danny, 61, 151, 154 Schnitzius, Mike, 75, 142, 155 Schuster, Mr. William, 17, 111, 112, 113 Schwenke, Tim, 79 Scott, David Scott, Mrs. Jack, 11, 16 Scottino, Johnny, 67, 132 sEN1oRs, 18 Sentilles, lrwin, 5, 13, 51, 55, 92, 93, 95, 98, 99, 101, 102, 115,159,164,166,172,174, 180 Sharpton, John, 38, 169 Sharpton, Jim, 67, 92 Shaw, Ken, 80 Shine, Tim, 38 Shumway, Michael Simmons, John, 19, 38, 156, 165 Sirchio, Richard, 55, 88, 92, 115,118,123,158,172, 180, 191 Skiles, Dave, 73, 98, 111 Slater, Mike, 79 Slomski, James Smith, Coach Jim, 123 Smith, Gary, 86, 90, 92, 94, 95, 98,109,110,114,116,119, 132 Smith, Richard 119, 158, 172, 181 Stewart, Bob, 55, 90, 95, 98, 99, 159, 160 Stewart, Charlie, 57, 90, 118, 175 Steigman, Ken, 61 Stock, Wally, 69, 88, 96, 133, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140,141,142, 146 Stoltz, Mr. Richard, S.J., 8, 13, 14, 17, 64, 90 Stone, Dave, 57, 90, 91, 92, 95, 110, 156 Stone, Rick, 62, 90, 98, 101 Strangi, Al, 39, 106 Strecker, Jack, 40, 151, 153, 165 Stroughter, Ira, 60, 88, 168, ' 188 Sullivan, Mike, 40 Sullivan, Gregory, 71, 110, 114, 157 Sullivan, Mike, 78, 142 Swain, Tay Swann, Russell, 57, 87 Swanson, David, 71 Swanson, Tommie, 77, 142, 155 Sweeney, Mike, 40 Talbott, Brian, 63, 88, 132 Taliaferro, Woody, 57, 87, 88, 133, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 142, 143, 175, 189 Tappen, Rod, 53, 65 Taylor, Dave, 75, 95, 97 Taylor, Mr. Gordon, 13, 17, 59 Terilli, Jim, 40, 86, 88, 92, 94, 123, 130,131, 146,147 Terranella, Tony, 62, 96, 98, 99 Terranella, Mark, 74, 86, 97, 132 Terry, Clark, 55, 93, 133, 135, 137, 138, 140, 142, 158, 160 Thompson, Jim, 79, 155 Thompson, Carl, 58, 92, 95 Thompson, Neil, 67, 90, 91, 98 Tinkle, Anthony, 73, 92, 115 Tomlinson, Terry, 40, 190 Torti, Marcus, 80 Tovar, Rudy, 18, 40, 111, 114, 116, 180 Treaclwell, Frank, 57, 90, 110 Trimble, Mike, 74, 92 Troy, Tim, 41 Troy, David, 71 Truhill, Richard, 41 Tuite, Jim, 63, 155 Tullius, Richard, 57, 110 Tumy, John, 18, 41, 169, 190 Turner, Jim, 19, 41, 50, 51, 85, 93, 98, 99, 102, 172, 173 188, 192 Tynan, Rev. R. A., S.J., 2, 12, 101, 171 Urbina, Francisco, 66, 96 Underhill, Rev. W. E., S.J., 12, 171 Usina, Bro. P. V., S.J., 11 Vanderholt, Mr. Joseph, S.J., 9, 13,14,17, 56, 106, 110, 182 Van Horn, Johnny, 67, 132 Velasquez, Steve Vining, Larry, 73 Vullo, Mike, 4, 5, 23, 41, 85, 92, 93, 94, 98, 104, 110, 114, 169, 193 Wachter, Ed, 77 Wagner, Bill, 75 Walden, Richard, 90 Walsh, Mr. James, 14, 17, 133, 138, 139, 140, 142 Walsh, Mike Walters, Scott, 77 Watts, David, 155 Weathers, Mike, 65 Weaver, Joe, 18, 41, 123, 148, 189 Weissert, Charles Wheelock, Tom, 55, 88, 159 White, Mrs. Helen, 17 Wildes, Chris, 80, 142 Wilkinson, Paul Wilkinson, Mark Willey, Jim, 73 Wilmarth, Don, 19, 437 98, 1 10, 1 16 Wilson, Steve, 56, 92, 123, 151 Windsor, Greg, 75 Wood, Mike, 19, 42, 156, 160, 165, 182 Wooldridge, Rickey, 77, 155 Worley, Jimmy, 42, 165, 180, 189 Wyatt, Ken, 55, 99, 110, 159 Wysocki, Tim, 73, 132 Yarber, Bob, 75, 93, 168 Yarbrough, John, 70, 96, 155 Zalkovsky, David, 57, 98, 111, 175, 188 Zapalac, Bill, 18, 43, 63, 93, 98,99,101, 116, 117 Zapalac, George, 116 Zbylot, Stan, 57, 90 Zbylot, Phil, 63, 90, 96 Zimmerman, Don, 60, 89, 92, 146 Zubel, Gary Zuercher, Dave, 23, 43, 92, 132 Zuercher, Chuck, 53, 65, 92, 96, 136, 143, 155 Zuniga, Fred, 18, 43, 111 X7 t EW 7 W Y , Wpuuluw .,.. , 1 J 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 4 J '--' -'- llplqlllw , vw 1 1 4 J 1 4