Laneri High School - Benedictus Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

W ,,. .,, ,.....,- 1... --v-.-N U... ,,..,, 4, f-1 -w,- W v wr n 1--wmnm-nmrqgp-. , 4 x isgi 'ein n Q, I . 114E 1958 1959 TO EXPAND TO EXPAND TO EXPAND TO EXPAND DEDICATION1, .I .. . 4 OUR INTELLECTUAL LIFE I ,. 9 FACULTY ..... ..,, E,.. ....A . ..,.. 1 O STUDENT BODY ..,T. . .. 17 OUR SPIRITUAL LIFE , I , ...I .. 55 SODALITY ...,,,.,,,....,.... ,. ,,.,.. 56 LENTEN DEVOTIONS ...,4.4 ....., 6 O OUR PHYSICAL LIFE I. I.., .,I... 6 1 FOOTBALL ...I,.. ....4 . . ....,I 62 BASKETBALL ,,,I.I . , ., 74 BASEBALL .,,, IA., . ,, 82 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 86 GOLF and TENNIS. .. .. 88 OUR SOCIAL LIFE I , , .... . 89 STUDENT COUNCIL , .,,, ..., . ...., 9 O NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY... .. 92 THE BENEDICTUS ...,V,...I ..., , , 94 THE HIGHLIGHTS .. 96 STAMP CLUB .,,... ....I, 9 8 CHEERLEADERS ,... .. .. 99 CALENDAR .. . .,.......... ..... . 100 OUR OUR SPIRITUAL LIFE K' -95 L SWL. ,is . . , ,I , ,I IW A Catholic high school has a weighty burden -the duty to take each student with his God-given talents and make of him a person able to see things in their perspective. At Laneri this aim is accomplished by one method in four fields. To EXPAND OUR INTELLECTUAL LIFE, our teachers guide us to knowledge and we study with our class- mates. To EXPAND OUR SPIRITUAL LIFE, we follow the Sodality program to spiritual perfection and we par- ticipate in religious services. To EXPAND OUR PHYSICAL LIFE we play our sports and participate in Physical Education. To EXPAND OUR SOCIAL LIFE we work in our or- ganizations to better Laneri and we have fun at our dances, pep-rallies, and other student activities. In this book we will show how Laneri fulfills its duty by a four-fold expansion of its students' lives. We have also tried to make permanent record of 1959 for the memorable year that it was. THE STAFF sxPANn oun OUR sociAL LIFE LIFE 9122 5.1 Kiss rt e 155 f qlfgff-iitfi v , 5225325355 11 1+ fwfr-ess X, M. v.x,,, X 1.294.152 fag, M wmv ,L .3 4Lf, . N., K gf! vis H315 1 ' , Y Ak,. K7-lip--gc, ,. .-L, .,,,..,fg . --u-- . iii me ,f ex, 15 f 5551 335 ifigr t Aja' , A senior class has as one of its privileges the choice of a person to whom its annual is to be dedicated. This year, this distinction is given by way of thanks to some one for assistance ren- dered in studies and advice. Perhaps more than any other class, this senior class has felt the influence of Father James Reilly. Nlost of us met him in World History during our sophomore year at Laneri. Many of us have worked with him in Sodality and we have all come to a fuller knowledge of our Roman Catholicism in his Senior Religion course. During the three years Father Reilly has been at Laneri he has been the special friend and advo- cate of this, the senior class. As individuals and as a class, we have benefited from him as a teach- er and as a friend. We dedicate this, The Benedictus of 1959, to Father James J. Reilly in appreciation and public acknowledgment of his work at Laneri. FATHER JAMES J. REILLY SQ, HR 'I I L I I LANERI CLASSROOM BUILDING LANERI GYMNASIUM 1, , is We A BUILDING ,KAW The Most Reverend Thomas K. Gorman, D.D., Dr. Sc. Hist., Bishop of the Diocese of Dallas- Fort Worth, President of Laneri Catholic High School Right Reverend Abbot Michael Lensing, O.S.B Rt. Reverend Msgr. Ernest G. Langenhorst Dean Of Fort Worth Very Reverend Msgr. Vincent,J. Wolf Supervisor of Laneri High School EXPAN OUR INTELLE CT arm. equation to the Freshmen Fr. Clement Schmidt, 0.S.B., Physics, Chemistry, General Science, and Religion I. Fr. Clement terested process to two in Religion IV, World Sponsor and Chaplain of Teacher for Seniors. Fr. Reilly these boys FACULTY - wwf Sodality by presenting ,J watches as Fr. Harold sorts for Heiman, 0.S.B., English I, and Spanish. Fr. Harold as Athletic Director. 6 Iowa tery gust Fr Columban Kannltzer 0 S B Rellgnon and English II and Typ mg I and Il Fr. Eng Q-npr Denis Sorries, Religion l, lish lll, Study Hall. Fr. Denis -7 ,fw -' .W-fwm ' Xl l e -. -V ' Q - A K 'G . A K iii VfV:,k1i:..Ek fl ff 1, '1 ,if,j:,V1,1 - K fl V VJ K . Aiwgf in-we sjavfl f-ii 121 o gg ,Q L wQ w:ms:fif 5 f f wi-aHlfEi124Qfgg-,, Mr. Pardeeflarrives at school for his day of classes. FACULTY ww, K L.....e, e question Fr. Clement has posed for him. Mr. John Pardee, English IV Solid Geometry-Trigonometry and Civics-Sociology. I Coach American for the Laneri Micks. Coach Beauchamp, Physical Education Director. L Mrs' whitfm' School Secmtary' Mr. Somers, Me- chanical Drawing l I ,, - SJ: x 'I' 1' Mr. Horner, Alge- bra Il. r F A SE NIO . AN 1958 1959 Left to right: Dan Uns- worth, Dennis 0'Connor, James Wade, and Phillip Weaver. Treasurer, Secre- tary, Vice-president and President respectively. - .V,,: g George Bezdek Pat, .3 ,A:,, born in San Antonio, Texas, began at aneri as a in 1955. His special interest is baseball and he ending sports events of all kinds. At Laneri he mber ofthe sodamy. Pat intends to attend Arun .l.. Olleee where his field of concentration will be Pe : x 'neering. , ..ll. 'K '2 Cb-1 S. . L J tax , - . ah i 5 hr xi w L Z i- Q ,, Q 3 , - ,w 1 in rn fs'-,K .1 g ran an . 1, as wx n 'Ax-Q KJ an K ,Q f ,uf '61 L, 1 ni E , Q 4. s M. 12 xs s Q 'ka 'Sm fwaxalannqfmmr.. i?f.355'25?'Lnj gm , ., im X, , . 1 W My 2 I 1' if ya-5-3L1?ff,,fZ3 4 J Y- 1,gir,1wr5 N w , iz- fig? QT ,l H91 . SENIDRS Charles Jerry Botik Charley is an avid hunting fan and has a room full of mounted animals which he mounted himself. His main interest is taxidermy and he plans to become a law enforcement officer after he graduates from Laneri. The Sodality at Laneri has been Charley's main extra- curricular activity at school. ? l merclal artist after . wi , , in ll, F 6511 ,ff r fl- 1 TTY 7 fl' fr' 1 - ' .:'5: 1 ww w - Jiifenife p James Barney Bradley Another San Antonio, Texas boy, James . . Laneri since 1955. He.has.played years and was cheerleader in his s hobby is . s ,,., ' drawing, and he feels tha become a com- , f r -, in Carl Francis Busbee Carlie entered Laneri as a freshman in 1955. His main interest here has been sports, especially football in which he lettered two years. Carlie intends to do his college work at Loyola in New Orleans. He hasn't decided on a particular occupation, but he wants to lead a quiet, happy life. Richard is a lived here for trical engineer, and his ment ties in nicely with his with money this year Council and Editor of the Zeitiigizffi y.:... Joseph Frank Fuchs Joe comes from Buffalo, New York, but he has lived in Fort Worth for over six years. Automobiles hold a special interest, and he hopes to attend Saint Thomas University in Houston as an architectural major next fall. Here at Laneri Joe has concentrated his extra- curricular activities in membership in the sodality. has manly Thomas Gibbons utdoor man his interests centering pri- s baseball and hunting He wants to work for an on r graduation so he ll eventu ally be able to own a orse farm 'W 5' SENIORS 5 Z, 3' Max Martin Gillaspy Really fom the deep south fColon, Panamaj, Max entered Laneri in 1955. His main interests at Laneri have been Sodality and National Honor Society work. This year he is Editor of the Benedictus. Max is espec- ially proud of receiving Leonard's Bronze Star Award in his junior year. In 1959 Max hopes to enter Notre Dame with architectural engineering as his major. f Scout. J. J. wants to attend Joseph James Gummskl J. J. is our military specialist at blies tie in with military music a Boy of Texas and Science so that a United States Senator, Joseph Patrick Karr Pat was born in New York City. He started at Laneri as a freshman in 1955. During his years at Laneri he has played baseball for four years and basketball for three years and has also been active in Sodality work. Pat wants to study engineering at Texas Christian Univer- sity after he graduates this spring. Allan Allen has been at Laneri He for three years charter m served as president Arlington f Thomas John Marrs Tom has been especially active in sports at Laneri: he lettered in baseball three years and two years in basketball and football. Sodality membership has been Tom's main project during his senior year. He intends to attend the University of Texas as a Law major. of en Larry Worth girksville football for four y i it' currently secretary oft charter member of the plans to attend either Saint degree in engineering. e Thomas Matl ton or the University of Dallas in Missouri, and has lived in Fort ou Saad , years. At Laneri he has played has gained two letters. He is Council and is a Society. Larry in Hous- SENIORS Richard Alfred Matzner Richard's main activities at Laneri have been his studies, at which he has been very successful, and the Sodality. His interests are amateur radio, photography and swimming. For his excellent grades and citizenship, Richard was awarded the Leonard's Bronze Star Award during his Junior year. Richard wants to do research physics work as a physics major at either Massachusetts Institute of Technology or Notre Dame. M Sv . a R Alton Bernard McGill Bernie was born in Hartsford, Connecticut, and started at Laneri as a freshman in the fall of 1955. His interest has been athletics. He has lettered for three years and in basketball and bag ? years. He made All State Tackle in 8. He is in the National Honor member and was Student Counclwaglggiyfeiggident in his junior year. Bernie plans t iwylfiansas University to pre- pare fora jo lqll 3 as a coach in athletics. John Albert Metzger Johnny was born in Lake Forest, Illinois. In his fresh- man year he was representative to the Student Council and he has been a Sodality member for two years. Sports have occupied much of Johnny's extra-curricu- lar time, he lettered in both football and baseball for three years and was given the Most Valuable Player award in baseball during his sophomore year. Johnny plans to attend either Saint Benedict's College in Atchi- son, Kansas or St. Edward's in Austin, Texas. Q' Another San Subiaco Academy and has been Laneri years. His sewing into Dallas. Q 1 , ' . .,...,.,. ,.,.. ,.,, Paul William Nickel Nick was born in Rochester, New York and came to Laneri as a freshman in 1955. Nick's hobbies of chem- istry and amateur rocketry tie in nicely with his aim to study chemistry at Texas Christian University here in Fort Worth. At Laneri Nick has been active in the Radio and Electronics Club and the Sodality. is Damal O'Connor Dennis3ibg.ats,,, been at Laneri for four years and has membershi'psiaii,i,n',,,!..the Sodality and National Honor Society. He is pre? :XJ lifjlggyfjenior Class Secretary. He has played football for received a letter jacket this year. His hol5xiftesQ,ggg5g,,Hcentered around models of ships, planes and he plans to attend Arlington State College t'tL5S! Sbgwfech to finish up work in the field of nee ri ng. Albert Vincent 0'Neal Butch was born in Bay City, Texas. His main hobbies are swimming and Indian Lore. Sports, especially foot- ball, in which he lettered three years, and Sodality have been his most active interests here. Butch plans to at- tend Oklahoma University where he'll major in Geo- logical Engineering. SENIOR Q . ifiiwfm. . Iwi ' wigiw ei, f 5 u Samuel E. Partlow deg ,Ap - 'T Sam is particularly interested in sports and has playe eililgi football, basketball, and baseball, lettering three , S ' L In each sport. Cars hold special interest after he attends Kansas University in mechanics. A 15' mm. MMS' 52.93- ,fcf-Ieft H S ai 9 1' 'fi mmf wie' ' aegiwrg? 5 Qi9f:-'fivktlly 'ffffgififf sp gaiwt' v . ' fziiaka 5 Mm . , ,vi Mtg' Jesse Ramirez Jesse was born in Keller, Texas. He has been at Laneri for four years and has worked real hard on his guita. Jesse is still uncertain what he will do after gradua- tion this spring. L l l l 'fag aX?A '5P?'y sm? ggi gr it gg 'fag-wr nfastidfiiin-:ef :Lev A' his-M Michael Mike was born hobbies runs toward want to study undecided as to 4 at school Mike the Science Bob was born in York Pennsylvania. He came to Laneri In 1955 and his four years at Laneri have been very active ones He is charter member of the National Honor Society and also a member of Quill and Scroll. He served as assistant editor of the Highlights and this year is Prefect of the Sodality. His hobbies are archery and basketball He has also played basketball for Laneri Next fall he plans to go to college and major in mechanical engineering. l ' ' .443 2 Re e fs? ' NIM - .. . Q, 1 .Q - - f , Phslllggmllllarshall Stultz Philip Angeles, California Boy. His special hobby is L'igpllVanes. Sodality and the National Honor Society ha Sf fQggz,,RLhilip's main extra-curricular interests at Laneri. in English and the history of politics, field of con- centration in college. He plans work in Law at the University of Dallas aniatfiwgijgfatysttsainr Mary's in San Antonio, where he will get TEV,-.ilp ::.j' SENIORS a ..,,5g..s..,,e-. ' 9 f - gg,g,Sg,,iq,. W... .ff .. fwgysn. .. .... .F 'aw-. Wee . C. ...-.. . .,,,. it if . ii P mf val.i..if1fTiUiszff A-he -JW. x iw w.f.e.fg41 il... ml eff - 1 'Wi John Patrick Sullivan Sully was born in Chicago, Illinois, and came to Laneri as a freshman in 1955. He enjoys working with air- planes and is a loyal supporter of the Laneri athletic teams. Sodality work has been one of Sully's extra- curricular activities here. He plans to become a pilot so he will be able to see the world. we-yawn-M' Daniel Anthony Unsworth ,., Dan was born in Chillicothe, base- ball and basketball here and hunting ' taking up most of hi ree time. Dan wants to major in pre-meg iiila in New Orleans and then continue in medicine. .fu-ww' .. ww .4 Wk 1-KL,-gf V551 W . ,,.,, Y' 15 ,fin ,., 1-swtseY:?:SM EQ ifsigeftii 4 sh Gfzilififl' , ..,,. ,W- 1233, K ,wrap James Aloysius Wade Jimmy comes from Texarkana, Arkansas. He's been at Laneri for four years, which have been filled with activity in his special interests, basketball and baseball. He was All State Basketball and Baseball in his junior year and has been All-Tournament for a number of tournaments in his senior year. This year he is presi- dent of the National Honor Society and Sports Editor of the Benedictus. Jimmy wants to attend Saint Louis University in St. Louis, Missouri, with Civil or ln- dustrial Engineering as his major. Phil has three letters. He was sophomore V is a National Honor treasurer this year. He occupation, but he he intends to , fviszwfz ff ra . fx 2215 W jg. .M . ,fain we new .wifi ' eel.:-gf, i 1-. 5 Wwe, - vwsmv. ,fy ' ffm, w er, . K-?:f.r EY f 5' ff . 4 54155 ai Y ' . i fi, 4553559 . . , . ::.i,,f?f'ii 'U Q f . i Q if ' - Q .gig iv L.., .. 5 a v:w1a5fSfQzl -if-' K Q' 'i 1 33 ig mi i if 1 viii? is Raymond Louis Winaski Raymond is a hi-fi enthusiast, and after graduation he plans to enter some field of electronics. At Laneri he has been active in the Sodality and in the Stamp Club. He is as yet undecided in his choice of colleges. 'J -f, , . , il Q Q , 3 .li X J l' , ' V . 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Along with Sodality, of which he is a four year member, he has been busy this years as Class Editor of the Benedictus. Henry is especially proud of the fact that he made the National Honor Society this year. He is uncertain about his future plans but thinks he will attend Texas Chris- tian University next fall. 22' GR 1529 ig ,iii H Nw, me H, S-5 :Sgr may ,f hw , if We H-i WW W mg 4 r r, Y WET: iffh X19 F ,3 in , iw z New V . H- V A 2' fe' f-:J ' ' :.. , 3 Q Sitting left to right: AI Morrey Thomas Paukert Mike Curran, President Laurie Barton David Bartula John Bennett Fr. Clement must really be a good teacher to have everyone, including Harold Harveson, engaged in some non-destructive chemical experiments. Last year even the oxygen experiment blew up in chem lab. Charles Bradley Danvvin Brown -' .,.. nl, 5 Qifw' L.-.f .vw Fr. Harold is lecturing to his religion class on the true definition of Sanctifying Grace. 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H '- 'P - wg, , f, . . m ff - '- . 4 5, Y I We l A Hg' Russell DeLuca Raymond Dvorak Mike Faulkner The Sophomore Class busily at work studying for Latin Class next period. fees .W E238 ' . iii? X N Mike Gilligan Earl Geis FUN Gary Gooden Larry Hayes A fy . K 1 1 5 4 4 w Castillo, Hromclk, and Skees demonstrate a theorem for the Plane Geometry class. 4 .gag 1' 9:9 lORES l i Fr. Columban shows Tom Mackey and Don Lynch some improper English and John Lally Don Lynch Tom Mackey 3,,.,-P.. lets them correct the mistakes. Victor Martin ,mfg A, - 31125 QQQK Donnie Matl Phillip Mauser Bernard Morre z ' Wm ,Q 4 Q X 91 Xu fx 4 ,gg , M 5 Q nba e F was 1 Q1 gil HS Tony lllulkern John Murp hy Joe Murphy 4 ,--kr? . , E 'E Eff' P r .:u..... . 4 'A 'P w he 19: xl K ff I . , F LA-kLLL4f,, ,W ,, w V zfifw- HQ . ie- fb, ' X f 4 ,xg , ffm ,. I ,i ' ' 1 7 I1 4 J '- S' -ilfqfm ii, r K MM 1: 3' Wangler and Styrsky show Cancino some of the finer points of second-year Latin. K. 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Pat Berry Robert Botik Kenneth Braswell 49x Mike Breen Byron Butt ,mn H ,K s ' YR ai? 7 'l'l asuqgw- RE X- .f ' if f X rp , , f 'lei wg fl- 35 'N x in .QB rw ,1 5 0' X x V 11 K .Y ,- fwy' 5 .:.. , ma, Un 6' X 553 x ,V .5.,,,Q in .- afi- 4 ,ix f hgagigf 4 ,lasik 4 lived? i Fr. Clement explains to his Freshman General Science class the principle underlying Lenz' Law. Jerry Carr -1? , X i T M fee ' Vg' i F in fl , ,H 35, sz ci? -f ' S - E ' 5 5 'Fw m Q, X 1 1 Hy 'KW . W 5? if as X Snelus supervises the study of Latin I by Stewart and Andries. Raymon t -it Anthony Dulin 1. KSKSWQ ik-'1.f-nf' N . ' 7 W .-,,f L- ,WA . . . if 2 9' X P D1 of M 'P .-GQ. 9 S V - QE , .4,g- 14 ,ww-'Z vga' ' L 'ii - ' ,f '.:'f. 1' nw - ,- - .. 's ew ' ' ' d Carter V i :QITJFY2-'ZSEEQI 'Q I ' ' 5: pg,Qgg,gg4W133gf5i U1:51s1s5s.wm?2H.1z:s. -,gy g g355gs7gg:1153?a:'a -- rr,.. Q-.snwwgmf ..--fra--.maxi me fwzgfzwgfnifig name-52 Q21- -Z iff-41224, ezfsa , 1,11 S vu .. ig' 4 - i - if s it -- ,. 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James Laux Bill Lytle Ken Martin David McCoy Terry Morris to d f b f : ,,,, ' WK Q32 ,Ng I-1 V , ' .i 1 ' 7 -'l fs' . ,1f'QQfiSv,'. 1, F ,zzf K V, ,Q M- 4 I ,-.' , 54 f-we. ' 7 425 T' , it 3 1 Kit 'P H N X 6 X Y ik of OZ X fm if I f 1 :E , 5 we in 3 fe. ,Q 3 , K , . E wi f 1 it Joel McCuen in , L 14 S Q, W . . 51 ' - ,X, .. K. :i, fff ,- i figigsjff '- W.. ,- 4 Y - 'C k A ,. ,,,.. M, yyyhh A r 1 W Morrls McGee Bull 0 Conner ff F4 K gr' S ffr-A, a 31 bi' 1 our-' ww S, new e e FRESH c EEE, . 1 .L iifxgic X- ...W.,,,.w,...A,,,-M73 'iigw-a'+f ' ' - - -'f - 1 -V iff? ,...: ilrfh :-'xs: w?5Q '1'fe,.x Stephen 0'Hara Richard Plhak Robert Oliver Breen, Oliver and McGee study a model of the Solar System made for the General Science Class. r Lyiy Lf - I , Mr. Pardee supervises Welborn and Rogers as they use the library facilities for a Freshman proiect. K ,J ,fl x sa . 5 1 5 v Edward -L I 131,111 5195: 4 'l -- K' g 5 E L,.:- K .L :gigeixiz ' 1 ' f I kf.. 2 - f V . ,f . . .vw , .. 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K -Q. ,.Q 1 ..f L, -f.fe,g.g,,,f,, S'-m1'f4:1.i5i' 2 K ,JV . ,. xx EL Mike Waldron Robert Warfield Walter Welborn X3 , 1 '32 . ,ff ,, , sir' ' 3? . W, 1:24,- . Sn 1 . . l , ' ' www Qi: E45 LI... 3.-r'. 4 , e.. -g f-,wa-'-1, ii-'Sa,fi.. , 1.5. Q Q ,W as-ei-1 pf,-,.. .- , an ,Jn ,Q 'Q fvN'v - ..f'iw ff ,Q ' ,, K K' Vk.k in - I f , X. 5 Q if I ' ssegg gv l . -:fi as 452 523314 if Q- A 1 f ,221-JA' Q..-1-f.gy:: EWG I 5337 , V .-..,.af-lg-mini, - - is gig.-mg, 'iiiQ-fK i- 0 J 3:2515 F W 1 3 ' l . N. Q Y M N, lx fl? 5 2613+ W , , rf .la Mis fc .53 l, E' .5 mm.. ' iw ,S 5 Wi.. if I-HCR ' '15, ' yxliggiaffgi K, 4. S 1. . if-alfa-'WS' Q, ww 4f'-il Y 9 iw ik: Jig? :N L -yfgvn . A ., , gl X , wil Q ' ..' A , 1 qu 1: F1 assi '55 mg 'X s lm' ww 5-ff a -:Q M. -. 33,314 hw E i , 3 M 5 it ,H 'wi M 1 nf? ,Q z e ,, .Q ,Q -,fa 34, as ia ' ,w i 4 x 2' 'L ' 2 , is 891' .lv S v - ., H41 T331 Lan M-25!iQ,k.EQQ-g'. f J 4 hvhfivg Ha- , Fulton Williams 'E ,122 wb S' , ,S-V 3 'N E Wx? L MJ, Wg . xii F' L. ii if E l. vgyg Q ' 1: gif, 25-5 1 fig ,,., gws,1 ig-112, -flfwi 5fhfisff'?iS3Q:5?' wi -is sf Q ! L., . i2f ,, w fx . El up Richard Williams H! Yagi! Rogelio Wiscovich EXPAND OUR SPIRITUAL LIFE lx- Fr. James J. Reilly, Chaplain, speaks to Fr. Wilson before a spiritual conference. Under the capable direction of Fr. Reilly the Sodality has had a year of advancement in the spiritual order. As the year has progressed the Sodality has been able to bring its members closer to Jesus gfsjifhrough Mary in a program including weekly Mass, Communion and Confession and the perform- Mance of the ten Daily Duties. - . uf., f.,. W .1.-f, WM ifuisiilllk Q- ii' K3 gg I .- Q E 3 f' ifgfwf' Q ' 2 e ,V , all--ms., Sodality Officers Qleft to rightjz Peter Galantowicz, Treasurer, Richard Clayton, Vice-Prefect: Robert Stewart, Prefectg Ill Morrey, Secretary. llljin In the chapel, the Sodality prays the Little Office of Our Lady to beg the aid of Mary in the struggle to remain friends of God l With Al Morrey assisting, Fr. Reilly invests Allan Keyer in the Sodality. .Q .-5 2 N3 , X53 -K , :ai u 3 .ia I ,ii Q. 55 is S Y if L' is , Y. 12 E 11 sf M, wi I ' iw : Ei l s 1f:E.12-: mea:E2::?:I...s1.g?s-:',f ads' E ' N QE: ' - , 9 -Q i f E Q1 4'5 'Q tg , 1 f ,ywfsg na w le x' 'LS J i Yi mst v,JXZ ,. ig? REV 101. H it algal, Q, ,fl iii g, N2-.zzffegf-1:2 ,Zvi 25? 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The breakfast is served by mothers of the members and is truly a delicious meal. ui ln Chapel, the solemn adoration service of Benediction takes place as an integral part of the Sodality program at La neri. LENTEN DEVOTIONS 2 E E Fr. Denis, assisted by Eddie Svrcek and Peter Galontowicz, leads the student body in the Stations of the Cross as part of the Lenten devotions at Laneri. is wg K is xi mise. Q 111 Rfb W? W EXPAN OUR PHYSICAL LIFE I 'ig I '95 S SITTING: Jary Lyons, Mike Gibson, John Andries, Joe Snelus, Robert May, Carl Busbee, George Ruiz, Charles Schneider, Marshal Carminatig KNEELING: Bob Bradley, David McCoy, Pete Galantowicz, David Bartula, Dan Nolan, Ed Hromcik, Charles Bradley, Barry Keyer, Frank Gordoa, Joe Aguilera, Clyde McKee: STANDING: John Metzger, Butch 0'NeaI, H. F. THE 1958 Wurzbach, Sam Partlow, Bernard McGill, Dennis 0'Connor, Herold Harveson, Allan Keyer, Tom Marrs, Phil Mauser. On the teams left, Coach Teague stands and Coach Thompkins kneels, and on the right Father Harold, Athletic Director, stands and Coach Beauchamp kneels. LANERI MICKS FOOTBAL Head Coach Red Teague watches his pistols hard at work during football practice. 003071 Be3UChamP Shows Jary Lyons gets a few pointers fn Butch 0'Ne2l how to SYOP Coach Thompkins on the fine art the opposition from invad- passing, ing the Laneri backfield. ff? H' .5 43 1 .4 The coaches show Father Harold, Athletic Director, the team going through its paces. I 958 J WE 6 Central Catholic O Diamond Hill .,..... 8 Azler, ......,.. .. 18 Handley .,i..i,, NERI MICK S TBALI. SCHEDULE we THEY 12 Northwest ...i,., i....i 2 O 34 Nluenster i..,... ....,. 6 6 Waco ...,.... ....., 2 O St. Pius .,....,, .,..,i.ii 2 O McGill, Wurzbach, and Partlow move in to help two other TBALL LANERI 6 CENTRAL CATHOLIC 14 Laneri opened their 1958 sea- son by meeting Central Catholic of Oklahoma at Bedford. Cen- tral Catholic scored twice in the first half and led at the inter- mission 14-O. But the Micks came battling back in the sec- ond half to notch a score on Frank Gordoa's 25 yard end sweep. The extra point attempt failed and that ended the scor- ing. Frank Gordoa swings into pos LANERI 0 DIAMOND HILL 21 Diamond Hill and Laneri clash- ed at Trinity Park before a very good crowd. Diamond Hill had scoring plays of 10, 15, and 3 yards. Their extra points came on one pass and one kick. La- neri was plagued by fumbles and intercepted passes. Al- though the Micks couldn't get a scoring drive started, their de- fensive play kept the game in- teresting. A Laneri player is swamped under, but not before he makes a first down. The Blue and Gold offense machine swings into action. LANERI 8 AZLE 0 Laneri scored its first victory of the football season over Azle on a rain soaked touchdown in the third period on an eight-yard lunge by halfback Frank Gordoa. The Micks turned the trick with ground power, picking up 198 yards while not com- pleting a pass. If Butch O Neal and Charles Bradley have anything to say about it this high-flier is about Jie R 'Sf W-,l ::.,,..'?5!!EAL'WSl'T'r'1' H The Micks defensive wall takes form as the offensive play starts. determined pursuer moves in from the rear LANERI 18 HANDLEY 32 Handley justified its status as dis- trict favorites, beating a determined Laneri team. The Micks gave the Greyhounds an unpredictedly dang- erous challenge throughout the hard fought game. Highlights of the game were the touchdown runs of Tom Marrs and Frank Gordoa. Marrs receiving passes from Allan Keyer ran two of them, 45 and 50 yards for six-pointers. Gordoa's score was an intercepted pass return of 95 yards. 'tfsfsfiiggzgi se W . fig' ft' at f' FODTB LANERI 12 NORTHWEST 20 Northwest upset the Laneri custom of a Homecoming victory, by taking a tie from the Micks in the fading seconds of the game. The Blue and the Gold scored first on a three yard romp by John Metzger in the second quarter. Our last tally came in the last quarter by a long heave from Allan Keyer and a marvelous catch by end Sam Partlow. Both attempts for extra points failed. Two Mick tacklers converge on the as yet untouched ball carrier. Sam Partlow is abruptly brought down after making first down yardage for the Laneri Eleven. John Metgzer ns downed by a Waco Cougar whale Dan Nolan leads Interference LANERI 34 MUENSTER 6 Allan Keyer found the range on four touchdown passes to engineer the Micks to a rousing victory over Sacred Heart. Frank Gordoa scored on two passes of 46 and 58 yards and a 15 yard run. Al hit Sam Partlow for the other two tallies of 11 and 19 yards. 'R LANERI 6 . WACO 20 5 3 f Laneri finally caught fire in the fad- ing minutes of the game to post a score. lt came with 15 seconds left to play and was gained by a pass from Allan Keyer to Tom Marrs good for 15 yards and a 25 yard run by Tom with Allan's pass. Two Greyhounds try to wrestle Frank Gordoa to the turf. Phil Weaver and Carl Busbee move in to help stop the oncoming Handley player. LANERI 12 SAINT PIUS 20 Laneri finished its season at Hous- ton losing to Saint Pius, but playing a spirited game. Saint Pius always held a commanding lead throughout the contest but the Micks scratched the scoreboard in the second and last on scoring plays by John Met- zger and Frank Gordoa. Tommy Marrs breaks for a long gain. Carl Busbee moves around for the first first down yardage Sak 2-,S 'uf gif Q ag? is First Row: Cleft to rightj Jim Wade, Bernard McGill, Allan Keyer, Frank Gordoa, H. F. Wurzbach. Second Row: Cleft to rightj Al Morrey, Laurie Barton, Sam Partlow, Barry Keyer. THE 1959 LANERI QQ N as FA 45 Third Row: Cleft to rightj Robert Stewart, Bernard Morrey Jimmy Doan, Russel DeLuca, Roy John Phlak, Jack King Mike Curran. BASKETBALL TEAM BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS Laneri 34 52 Laneri 28 58 55 56 33 Laneri 65 67 41 Laneri 42 56 50 29 Laneri 48 53 Everman Midlothian 44 35 Arlington Heights Tggh 67 45 Bell Mansfield 45 43 Bowie Castleberry 66 33 Bell Boyd 42 45 RECORD WON 24 LOST 10 N ENT H diy 47 La ke Worth 40 WENT 5 1 , . ?1'fYif' Sam Partlow gives the ball that extra little something that sinks it every time. It looks as if Allan Keyer is going to have to throw 1 the ball at his opponent, maybe that's why every one looks so surprised. ws 52 Azle 44 Lake Worth 36 Masonic Home 53 Handley 41 Boyd 43 Mansfield 61 Masonic Home 39 Azle 61 Boyd 44 St. Edwards 32 Concordia THEY 54 57 37 41 42 37 45 38 47 18 33 I wonder who wound up with the bail? Coach Teague gives his Pistols last minute instructions. BA ETBALL CONFERENCE GAMES Muenster Waco St. John's Nluenster Waco St. John's Our boys are really hot tonight Sam takes another shot at the basket and makes It -lllan pulls one of his sneaky backboard shots with profes- AI Morrey gives it the old college try and sinks one for ional form. Laneri. Allan Keyer is so intent on that basket that he doesn't seem to be seeing the man saying Whoa . , an in in .eww is 3 fw- '53' 35104 4, Ali W ff ,ww ' i f fi rf T .f- . 13 15- QQ Laneri's 1959 Baseball Team: First Row, left tl ry Gooden, Jary Lyons, and Charles Bradley, s Unsworth, Allan Keyer, Johnny Metzger, and Al Robert Bradley, Bernard Morrey, Robert May, Gar- row, James Wade, Sam Partlow, Jack King, Dan Y. ' 'iggggs-64g.v15??ffi'f2Q+':y2f,,2 1:3253 yggfiilmgig, G, -f gvags: fsgi 1 Q --Q. wzuvw gy w,2-ww.. 5. , Q xg E539 I- '5 g wiQ2g'?d? it 'PQ i:k,w5'6f 'J9 I 'ke :ff deg? xv f'9r!'5SJi'2..: y'! ,flQ-L55 113' W1 ' 1 X. ,, ,- . f, ww? vt uf, ,Ji fc., tis 5 ,,w,1'x,f.1Xa1Sg. 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Doane exhlblts prize-winning form as he returns the ball with a wallop. Everyone looks shocked: Could It be that Larry Matl has scored? RHF? , G O Q L E5 1 ,Ai Laneri Golf Team Cleft to rightjz Douglas Doane, Pat Sullivan, Larry Hayes, Mike Gibson, Chuck Schneider, Bill Hererra, Bob Jahnke, Bernard McGill, Terry Morris. it eg5,AkgAWE5 Q3 Mfsisk fa ,N ' 'swim 'S ,Q ra, , Kfm3?Yatm-ws., g??sf?i5gi:,Age1iQew .M we fy,,,r:gffw1vi -1 i, 15xfrfiS?,f'K1gi:X4fif5i iifuwirigiiz - ' Ls Q if , . . au, My .:.,, W, ,J as :gf we - f my , ., '- S .mm J, .prim , rw33fwg?fz,2eg2f, 13--'EE ' rrerr - ,f .X x.W' X, K ig' ,H igga W, 1 , ,fl sf? ajft If ,,,', . - Y f' ' ' ' . , , pmiifz?f?1Q2.f2ifg21:fg,'sHH, if ' '- 12 4 - oigffiilisl'EE???i3?ibi53L3?is:'Es:M , '-'. ,V , E -. ,K iw D r or 4 XYZ' e J. fygif 7,24 , if fr, s rr rs r ir ,, r 'iie gin? QQ Fr. Denis, Andrew Stewart, and Dennis Yeager talk over some net strategy for the boys interested in tennis. EXPAND OUR SOCIAL LIFE Q, -fa gy' 4 in , aizjattxgf , gr A tt,cs .Z . ' , , , :gf , ff I r P -- v 55 4 ,ttes f 1 5 f aJg,-,-e f Q? i l , if I 5 ,..: Q :ffl V, ,,..A ..,. K 'pt l, A-v1 W P ., M L-' c Mr. John Pardee, far left, Student Council Faculty Adviser. One of the most active -and vigorous organi- zations at Laneri is the Student Council. This body of elected members serves to correlate student functions, sponsor worthy campus activities and to give ,ac voice to the student at Laneri. One ofthe Council's main projects is the Curtiss Campaign. Proceeds from the campaign go to finance most ofthe cost of.the l3ENEDlCTUS. , Barry mentarianj Dennis Yeager fPresldentj Richard Clayto Student Council members and officers: seated left to Keyer n , n to ri ht Class Re resentatives: Phil Weaver Gar Goode g v pl I fy pictured, Douglas Glllaspy. . 1 'A i left No rry Matl reads the minutes of the last meeting for the members of the Stu- nt Council. The officers ponder the question of financing the BENEDICTUS after a report of the lag in annual subscriptions. M if 'M' 15525-1 f , LLL,A Sr f XX N S L X4 s X T 52325 , I LL-L I T a t J P ' T ' C ' T I s J 'iiflrrfffff J r ' -433-,alifi ' ,,'- K , - I 3 K VX W- , m ..,, , , , Y O E Nl' X 'E ll fs - P 1 A Y , ll I 1 the installation of new National L Mr. John Pardee supervises Honor Society members in his capacity as faculty sponsor of the Society. The National Honor Society demands of its members schol- arship, leadership, service and character for entrance to the So- ciety. The main project of the Society this year has been the cleaning ofthe chapel. The National Honor Society of Laneri High School fleft to righty: First Row-John Wangler, James Malone, Valentin Castillo, Philip Stultz, Edward Kubick, Douglas Doane, Garry Gooden: Second Row-John Taylor, Robert Anderson, Jack King, Russel DeLuca, Jimmy Doan, Bernard Morrey: Third Row-Joe Al Styrsky, Rich- ard Matzner, Max Gillaspyi Henry Zaehringer, Robert Stewart, Lary Matlg Fourth Row-Del Moore, Philip Weaver, Dennis Yeager, Thomas Paukert, Jim Wade, Allen Keyer, Dennis 0'Conner. W WI cleaning. Bernard Morrey seems to be enioying his job in the chapel cleaning. Doane receives his National Honor Society pin as he is offi- received into the organization. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS James Wade ,, Allan Keyer Max Gillaspy ... .. Philip Weaver ,. , ...... President . .. Vice-President Secretary , ,. Treasurer Jim Wade moves pews during the Society's chapel New his .219 M. 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'Ll'l:?2l'-fwgxii . ,U f LENDAR DURING OUR AUTUMN SEASCN Laneri opens its social season wtih a bang at a rip-roaring pep rally to send off our boys, confident of the student body's being behind them 100'1X,, with the determination to win. WE' ii? ,J Mr. Kincaid, Curtlss Publishing Company represen tative, shows the Freshmen captains some of the prizes for high salesmen during the Curtiss Cam- gl paign. The proceeds from the Curtiss Campaign go to finance the Laneri annual, THE BENEDJCTUS. The students pick up their brochures and order blanks. This year the Curtiss Campaign proceeds financed two-thirds of the annual. Mr. Kincaid explains the goal to the stu- dent body during a general assembly and shows the prizes. AUTUMN During Autumn four Laneri Seniors received word that they had ranked in the top one-half per cent of high school seniors in the nation as semi- finalists in the National Merit Schol- arship Program. Left to right, Max Gillaspyy Dennis Yeager, Robert Stewart, and Richard Matzner look over the materials as they are ex- plained by Fr. Leonard, Principal of Laneri. As a result of the second test taken in December in the Na- tional Merit Program, all four were awarded Certificates of Merit as finalists in the program. 'Ya , f..f v 5,53 Af Q Q J Roy John Plhak seems to be giving Bob Harrison and his date the eye at the Howdy Dance held annually at the O.L.V. Gym as part of Freshman Week at Laneri and O.L.V. Mr. Edd Athon, Executive Director of Junior Achievement of Tarrant County, explains to the student body the ideals and purpose of the J. A. program. , With a rousing bonfire, Homecoming Activities are started and one of the most colorful events at Laneri begins. Homecoming Activities also include a football game and a dance. DURING OUR WINTER SEASON Jesse Payne, custodian at Laneri, receives a present at Christmastime from the student body in appreciation for the many favors beyond the call of duty he has done for Laneri students. ' The last official school activity of 1958, the Christmas Party, begins as a pleasant preface to those blessed Christmas holidays. The first step toward becoming a senior - the fitting for rings - takes place at Laneri with the Haltom representative measuring J. B. Gray for his senior ring. Frank Gordoa and Coach Teague stretch for the ball during the Juniors vs. Faculty game for benefit of the Junior candidate for the Winter Carnival. WINTER l Queen of the Winter Carnival, Judy French, watches the floor show with her escort James Bradley, and her court and attendants as she reigns over the festivities. Judy French walks regally toward her throne after being chosen as Queen of the Winter Carnival. Harry Moreland crowns Judy as queen. With the coronation A close-up of her majesty and her Laneri escort ended, the entire assemblage joins in royal dance-and dances! WINTER Coach Beauchamp watches proudly as Barry Keyer receives his letter iacket from Coach Teague. Laneri is proud of the fine job the football team did this year and the new jackets - Columbia blue body, black leather sleeves and the Laneri L in gold-were a hit. Seniors Jim Wade and Sam Partlow lead the field in the Three-Legged Race one of the Ranch Day activities at Laneri. Dennis 0'Connor, Laneri's Ranch Day Foreman, cen- ter, fills in David Friedman, left, and James Ramsey, right, on the details of ranch Iife at the Laneri Corral. Laneri Cowpokes gather 'round the waterhole, before first class on Ranch Day. Morris McGee bites the dust, far right, while Pat Sullivan, Victor Martin and Charles Bradley concentrate on the serious business of winning the sack race. s a close to Ranch Day activities Laneri Cowpokes dance in the gym. WINTER Laneri Seniors in front of the T.C.U. Library during a break in T annual Citizenship Conferences. At the annual C.Y.0. Convention, Max Gillaspy, Chairman of the Laneri Panel, explains a point to the audience as, right to left, Thomas Paukert, Richard Matzner, Dennis Yeager and Larry Matl think of their own answers. Fr. Ryan, far left, was Moderator of the panel. Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Marrs and Mrs. Gillaspy sew for the chapel veils for the statutes in the chapel for Passion Week. Mrs. Skees, Mrs. Guminski, Mrs. Zaehringer, and Mrs. Gels try the veils on one of the chapel's statues. Coach Teague gives last minute instructions to his pistols as he prepares to award trophies for per- formance in the Laneri Tournament. aibxf WINTER At Laneri's Point for Polio Mrs. J. W. Danforth receives a contribution from Fr. Leonard during half-time of the charity basketball game. DURING OUR SPRING SEASON Fr. Harold watches as Bill Her- rera practices putting on the Laneri side lawn. Jack King Cforegroundj, Bernard . McGill fcenterj, and John Metz- eil. ger Qbackgroundj welcome ' Spring with a volley of practice baseballs as part of their train- ing program. SPRING The Sodality Panel, left to right: Larry Matl, Sonny Svrcek fstandingj, Philip Stultz, Max Gillasllyi Fr. James Reilly, Richard Matzner, Dennis Yeager, and Garry Gooden, discusses The Philosophy of Catholic Education for the March meeting of the Laneri Home and School Association. we -, . - ,mmm Mayor McCann presents a bouquet of roses to Mary Cecelia Crumley, Mardi Gras Sweetheart. Mary Cecelia is the first to be Sweetheart of the Mardi Gras. She is escorted by Roy Coleman. Mardi Gras was a doubly gala affair this year - there was a Ball at Ridglea Country Club and then the Carnival at Will Rogers Coliseum. 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Therefore, lwouldflitke to express my thanks to the following for their part in producing this book: a i C C . . . to Richard Clayton fordoing all the paste-ups for the entire book and for acting as my right hand many i . . . to Fr, Dominic forthe photographs which are used in this .bookigii ii , . . to the Senior Class of 1959 whose work in the patron campaign helped to finance the BENEDICTUSQ . e. . to Al Panzera for the time spent in enlarging our pic- tures for the annualg - U -s -- and to lVlr. Sal Nasche of the Marvin D. Evans Company for his invaluable advice and support on this, THE BENEDICTUS FOR 1959 lVlax Gillaspy The Benedictus Editor-in-Chief SPECIAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Joe Guminski F ff S S Texas FlectriC company Mr, and Mrs. Phil Weaver S . Foremost Dairies A A Friend A BUSINESS PATRQNS Coca-Cola Bottling Corn pany Aircraft Sales Com pany Nobbys Cleaners 8: Laundry Carlson's S Drs. Catherine andyElbertCarltonl J. D. Garner Cleaners Tait Liquors i r s S Frank J. Henry Auto Works . Roman-ii Bottling compohy Washer Bros. i Poffiowranor Sellers Motors S Jim Gunter Television Service Coirneliusfs Motor Sales, S Dr. Pepper Bottling Company KFJZ Channel 11 M S Criner School of Fine Arts and Selfilimproviement Rookows Radio 8.-T.v. i5opsi-Cola Bottling comporiy Noel Catholic Supplies S lF2owland's Record Shop PA'I'R l5lS gpg, SLayngenho r5t A A igi Dff BartonrandyEarl P. Dyson Friend A S y L. M. Bracewell Tire Cornpany A Mr. and iii Mrs. Jcan1esSy5radley S. J ii i' i E. Ff 5Fitzigelrald my C. and David Brandon 5 ii rg .,Z. Msgr, Joseph Erbrick A lNilfredi R. Moiponaioilyg .iii S A wirfir. J.rMi lleroSSxQ J Dr. LPFOY Bursey y and yMrs. Henson J Joseph .rie 1 - A and Mrs. Dan O'Connor lr Mr. MrsS.r Frank Crurnley Seis Wilyli s H. Murphy A Warren's and rizt obaoco E. McAlicster fi Dr. riRoob6Fl,C - Boffts o Joseph Weinzapfel or. Thomas i iil Priililcpo eterrei i eSS..e rr. Joni Fovvler S I A Friend, .r S .S SSi?jMiss Judyewade c Haniilton and Everrett l gf i r JSJSS D r. and Mrs. JosephflEl. Unsworth Niro. iiolf and G, l3,y Clayton, Jr. i ii lli i 3 i l 1. ifMr. and Mrs.SJack Starr Our Ladyeof Victory Johnnie Geary A yS J S Syiiw J iiii ii iigl A r oi 4O.l..VQSenior Class of 1959 HISTORY THE SENIOR CLASS LANERI HIGH SCHOOL 1959 Custom decrees that a senior class present a history of its activities during its high school years. In d ' the stor of a journey in verse form: honor of the illustrious class of '59, I have compose an epic, y ln the year of Our Lord, 1955 We came to Laneri - Who would have dreamed that 4 years could fly And that we stand now before you, To bid you good-bye. Sixty-four kids, from good old Fort Worth, Began to study and learn Algebra, Latin, English, and Science Only four of the credits we'd soon Have to earn. Our year was fresh with new faces, our new friends, and all the new places: The gym with a dance, the park with a game, We wanted Laneri to win and gain a good name So we could be proud of those in our High school crowd. As the Sophomore Class of '56 ln Laneri routines we were firmly fixed, And as we progressed through this, our second year, We learned that for us to live without fear And for us to win our short Life's race, We must learn to live with the Church and use the Life of Christ's saving Grace. Poor Caesar in Gaul was maimed as before, And in History we confused the Rose and Hundred Years' War. Then, as Juniors, we gained the upperclassmen's Estate, With planning for Prom and dances at eight. In English we worked as our Vocabulary was enlarged, And in chemistry, an electron was always negatively charged, As citizens we studied the history of our State, What made them so grand--or maybe why not so Great. An lsosceles triangle, we were taught, Had two base angles equal, And then we learned that af -4- bf : ci, the world-famous sequel. The great day, the receiving of rings Made us all feel proud as Louis the King. We then found to our surprise, more and more, that it still remained difficult to make a high score On those two hour tests. Summer flew, And before we knew, our last year was now! We had attained that goal of our freshman days, But how it seemed to have changed in so lVlany ways: We found ourselves still human, too And we didn't know all we thought we knew. Our minds were filled with the heady drink, fthe mark of an educated many The ability to reason and to plan and think. We studied our Physics, our Trig and Religion, And we learned that what we knew Was but a smidgeon of the store house of truth To which man holds the key: His mind and his soul with God toward eternity. IV And thus we sum up a few years of our lives, We go on to our work, in the fields that it lies, But before we go - we all wish to say Thanks to you, our parents, teachers, and Friends, Our life now begins as one segment ends. MAX GILLASPY AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ,,,,N,,,,.-,,..g... . , 1.,.-,,.,..,.,. .,,.,T. ..,..,:.,,.