Marquette High School - Marquetan Yearbook (Yakima, WA)
- Class of 1956
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Collins. S. J. Vive-l'rinripul ul Mnrquvtlv High Srlmul I Fr- Charles Saalfelds S- .l- D Fr. Armand Bordeaux, S. J. Trlgonpmelry, Chemlslry, Physws. Latin 1, Religion 1, Bookkeeping, Solid Geometry, Algebra 2, Librarian. Special Chemistry. in, Fr. Bordeaux assisted by Bob Smith, left, and Gerald Murphy, rilht, help Greg Scott check out a book. wwf- il 'if . A , E EJ ff' Fr. Toner plans the Mission Drive with John Pinkerton, left, Harvey Waltman, right, and Bob Austenfeld, standing. I 'li '4--1 Fr. Eugene R. Toner, S. J. Religion 3 and 4, Speech 4, Athletic Moderator, Student Counselor, So- dality Moderator, Senior Class Mod- erator, M Club Moderator. 'NJ 'egg Mr. james A. Wyse, S. J. 1 Mr. Robert F. Rekoflw. S. J. Algebra 1, English 1 und 2, Debate hlllIliSlt 1. l.utin l and 2. Murquetun Couch, Sophomore Class Mgdg-yugo,-, Mode-rator. Frvslnuatn Class Modern- tor. it i'-. .9E ? , -, Three Frosll getting the word from Mr Wyse Le ' , e N. . . fr 1 hz Dwk lblifhv I-Hl'l'Y 51011. Mr. Yvyse, and Durwurd Yogi. are , 'a 5-QS I . , f I4 g ' l fi l f ' n ' L ' F lZ .,' .1 , j V . . lf. l r R l l Mr. lidwurtl P. Mt'Tigl1e., S. J. 1 History l., English l und 2, Spf-erh 2. Glu- Club Moderator, Assistant Mr. M1'Tighe points out the all important notes to Bill Poulin. left, llrnmu Cuuvln. Gary Svhuck, center, and Vern Neland, right. Nr'-f rv wg, Mr. Alfred L. Morisette, S. J. Mr, Daniel C, Weber, S. j. English 3 and 4, French 1 and 2, Latin 2, 3, and 4, Algebra 1, Speech Speech 2, Dramatic Coach, Assistant 3, Ma'-Cla,-ian Moderator. Debate Coach, Book Store, Ski Club Moderator, Pep Club Moderator. 1 P 1 Mr. Weber sings the praises of Latin to his Sophomores. P. 1 I ' 1 xfkt xg? qi Mr. Thomas Williams, S. J. History 1 and 2, Speech 1, Frosh Football Coach, Varsity B-Squad Basketball Coach, Squire' Club Mod- Study periods are always busy for Mr. Morisette with Ron UNO'- Riel, left, Greg Scott, center, Lee Schlosstein, right, and Don Harris, right. ,,,,. , V- , IWW if ' , ying ff' mms.. -.Q-5 Mr. Donald R- Sfhlllllq S-N.l- Mr. Schultz, star Faculty Flier. gives English 3 and 4, Soclologh 5Pe9Ch basketball pointers to Paul Falon. 3, Athletic Property Manager, Jun- righg, ior Class Moderator. Mrs. Kirby, always busy, exchanges money with Dick Lopez. 49' tif Mr, jake S4-hell Mr. Jack Curran Mrs. Mary Kirby History 3, Civirs 3, Typing, Head Geometry, Business Law, Business Secretary-Treasurer Football Coach., Frosh Basketball Mllfllenlalhss Head BHSk.9lb1ill Coach, Frosh Baseball Coach. C0HCh, Head Baseball Coach, ASSiSl- ant Football Coach. Marquette arents Iuh Officers, left to right: Mrs. M. F. Evans, secretaryg Mr. E. A. Doran, vice-president, Mrs. E. J. McCormick, president, Mr. V. J. Carey, treasurer. Some of the parents who prepared tht annual spaghetti dinner. Left to right Mrs. Favilla, Mrs. Goulet, Mrs. Schnei der, Mr. Patnode, Mrs. Batali, Mrs Patnode, Mr. Batali. Seen enjoying the spaghetti dinner are. left to right: jerry Lejeune, Dave Hud- son, Mr. Wyse, S. J., Jimmy Lejeune, Mr. Schultz, S. J., Larry Goulet, Tim Nagler. During the past year, the Par- ents Club has sponsored many school projects and created much enthusiasm in the school with their loyal interest. The result of their activities can be seen in the many school improvements. ,.n btuhent uuncil STUDENT BODY OFFICERS seated left to right: Bill Poulin, sergeant-at-armsg Jim Gallagher, presidentg Tom Brun- duge, vice presidentg Dick LaFramboise, secretary-treasurer. Second row: John Peterson, Kevin Carey, Francis Winger- ter, Don Harris, Bob Beaudry, Jim Englehart, Larry Robillard. 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I ' T gif-.v 1 ' W N 1 '1-'I ' -- . l J Q Q, ,A - Ly -ll' ,, , E 4,,.,w,T1 -l he 111115155 uf tba Jiaulp Gbust NTT His Excellency Bishop Dougherty presides at the annual Mass of the Holy Ghost. Chaplains to the Bishop are: Fr. Saalfeld, S. J., leftg Fr. Bordeaux, S. J., right. 0 . f X, f 'X 44- 'feb .' .5 3:5 Irs Reverend Fr. Bradley, S. I., celebrates the Mass of the Holy Ghost. Fr. Toner, S. J., preaches at the Mass of the Holy Ghost. K3 BUEHI lfor three days during the cold Novernlwr. the Marquette students di- vorrretl thernselves from the pressing routine of school to renew the course of their spiritual life and partake of tht- many grae-es offered during a re- treat. The highly suceessful three-day retreat was eonduetetl by l7r. John Dulgity. SJ.. of The Loyola lletreat llouse. in Portlanfl. Oregon. Fr. john Dalgity. S. J.. delivers one of his four daily exercises. 1 ' t fvif, It . ' A lit' 4 A 1 .' . ' ' '- . 1.73 . H L J 'l M ill E V ' -P V ' A ' XJ , H . ar- f . 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Carl Kophs, jerry Lejeune, Pat Heffron, Larry Goulet, Cary Desharnais, Melvin Himmelspach. Third row: Dick LaFramboise, Bob Rich, Mike McCormick, Ronald Riel, john Pinkerton, Kevin Carey. Fourth ruu-: Greg Roth, Pat Twohy, Ed Feist, Bill Rehfield, Pat W'hittle, Harvey Whlman, Mike Masterman, Don Harris, Dick Sandmeyer. Bob Austenfeld. '!CJQG.d,0n , ? 3 F 1 I rg. , :mug . 'M-gr, ,,.-r f SODALITY OFFICERS, left tn right: Harvey Walt- Harvey Wallman and Pat W'hittle prepare Christmas man, president, ,lack Schneider, vice-president, Bob food boxes for the needy. Austenfeld, secretary-treasurer. The Sodality under the leadership of Fr. Toner. SJ.. earried ont a varied program of projects perti- nent to Sodulity ideals. Among the foremost were the tlhristmas hoxes distrihnted to the needy of the valley and the Nlission drive which lvenefited the Alaska Mis- sions. Along with the eorporal works of mercy the spiritual workf were also successfully carried on. 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Secoml row, left tn right: Dave Doyle, joe Lynch, Dick Lompa, Tom Thompson, Robert Leingang, Bill lhach, Dennis Richardson, Daniel Pozarich, Dennis Wlilliams, Dennis Auve. Third row, left to right: Benedict Adamski, John Devich, Francis W'ingerter. Tom St. Hilaire, Tyrone Maier, Bill Weigand, Dick Schneider, Charles Creevan, Larry Siep, James Day. Q.-of .lid x V Q CLASS TEACHERS, left to right: Mr. james Wyse, S. J., CLASS OFFICERS, left lv right: FI'HllCiS Fr. Armand Bordeaux, S. J., Mr. Edward McTighe, S. J. Wingerier, presidenia Robert Lelngiingv vice- presidentg Raymond Carolus, secretarydreas- urerg Larry Siep, sergeant-al-arms. jresbmen HJ, First rnw, left to right: Bob Huck, Dick lbacll, Dick Murphy, Jerome Wuitschick, Dick Sobolik. Second row: Dunicl Pozarich, Fred Murtain, Bruce Brulotte, Phillip Beauchene, Ray W'altman, Hubert Schoch. Third rnw: Gabriel Lornnz, James Burckhard, Richard Fix, Dick Moser, Gary Schlosstein, Bernard Fischer, Joe l'ctcrs-son, James l,eJcune. Fourth row: Dave Benedict, Leonard Durand, John Quinlan, Dale Phipps, Cer- uld St. George, Jim Hutzenhihler, Leon Chouinard, Kenny Kane, Loyce Morton, Jim Smith. ,i 3 Q. 'Wai' -'E ,ff CLASS TEACHERS, left to right: Fr. Armand Bordeaux, S.J.q Mr. CLASS OFFICERS: Kenny Kane, Edward Mc-Tighe, S. J., Mr. James Wyse, S. J., Mr. Robert Rekofke, president, Dick Ibach, vice-presi- S. J., Mr. Dunicl Weber, S. J.: Mr. Thomas Williams, S. J. dentg Ray Waltnlan, sergeant-ab arms, Dick Moser, secretary-treas- llrer. Qupbumures ,C go I 'lm 's,,., First row, left to right: Charles Koreski, Wayne Kotlarz, Cary Menard, Sam McDonald, Dennis Fortler Dems Briiz, Larry Rohillard., Larry Rust. Second row: john Roller, Pal Freeman, Bob Johnson, Dave Sagare Dennis Downs, Gary Cooper, Joe Berlhon, Fred Prior, Dick Lopez. Third row: Cal Eberle, Jerry Lejeune Larry Fuchs, Pat Heffron, Larry Goulet, Carter Miller, Roger Miller, John Reese, john Lovchik, ,lim Brule David Cordon, Cary Desharnais. 9 'I 'fri 44. ,,, N, .. X f -. '-apr' CLASS TEACHERS, left to right: Fr. Michael Collins, S. J., CLASS OFFICERS: Larry Roblllard Mr. Daniel Weber, S. J., Mr. James Wyse, S. ,l.:, Mr. Thomas president, Fred Prior, vice president Sam Williams, S. J., Mr. ,lack Curran. McDonald, secretary-treasurer Cary Cooper, sergeant-at-arms Qupbumures -4 0. ..h fc. , .1 1 . ,. . , . 1 1 ' . QUKIQ if Firxt rnw, left ln right: john Munoian, Dale liravonnier, Bill Mahre, ,lim Slagle, james Thomas. Second row: Roger Sevigny, john Slugle, Andrew Sluvin, Mike Knoll, Mike Hush, john Roche, Val Huck, ,lim linglelmrt. Third row: Gerald Roman, ,lov Gallegos, Dirk llrulotte, Ron Cibeuu, Ken Craig, Larry Fine, Lnrry Maissen, David Ohad, Bob Bonneville. Fourth row: Alun Clnouinarzl, Sieve Kohls, Rirhurd Gusseling, Donovan Pfau, Terry Boisselle, Mike Masterman, Tim Nuglvr, Ron llunsen, Duve Fransk, Don Devi-io, Mike Doran. . 'Q- .. , s, L-.1 5 ,G .N i .1 , , M Q ' 53 4 , , V, fe in Q 'v A X , , -.... . ' ' ' mil ' V Y A ' lt-, CLASS TEACIIICRS, left to right: Mr. Robert Rekofke, S. J.: Mr. CLASS OFFICERS: jim Engleharl, liclwurcl MvTiglie, SHI.: Fr. Mivlluel Collins, 5.1.3 Mr. ,lack Cur- pregideng: Gerald Rongn. vit-e-pl-ggi- NIH: Mr- Tll0l1lHH WilliHHIS- S- .l- denlg Mike Muslerman, secretary-lreafv urer: Dick Brulotte, sergeant-at-arms. Eqninrs CII an 53:13 225 4 552 P?'7.'5' ifffz. SLE? :rr QQ.. :--4 ni '1 -.55 Q S55 'IN U5 ':I S-SP' 5: mn... EWG FZ' 555. Eg-in P' 225 . si U5 2-il Fm 52-5 I'-5 ?'0 vga so gg? Era ov' -rn? :Q new fs: ENG nu Q25 s?'E' 0 O ESP ' eo iz! S521 ng-I' 925 -'gr' 56:1 mick, Elmer Zerr. x Z 'wise-9-v E E N LL.- CLASS TEACHERS, left to right: Fr. Charles Saalfeld, S. J., Fr. Eugene CLASS OFFICERS: Kevin Carey pres! Toner, S. 1.5 Mr. jake Schell, Mr. Alfred Morisette, S. 1.3 Mr. Daniel dentg jack Schneider, vice president Weber, S. J. -Bob Beaudry, sergeant-at arms Ron Olney, secretary-treasurer yuniurs L, X X- f N--9:-f. s-.4' X N'sJ' N Firxl row, lvft tn right: ,lim llugurty, Tom Noel. Dick Sattlcr, ,loc Koreski, Gene Mutll, ,loe St. George. Second row: ,lohn llnvk, Mc-lvin llilnnwlspm-ll, Boh lluf-rlllvr, ,lim Mark Pl, Dick l.uFrzunhoise, John Peterson, ,lov Low, Bob Smith. Third row: W'ull Wulitsa-l1ic'k, llill Poulin, Don Pfam, Ed Feist., Cy Kohls, Chuck Pierson, Tim Britz, Roy Johnston. Fourth row: G1-ruld llvilmaln, llill Ze-rr, Rulph Berger, Dirk Durand, Ken Coudy, Ted Brulolte, Paul Morrier, Dick Z1-rr, llill Rc-Infield. ff ,414 , 1 1 if ,J Q-If Xwvqswwpng CLASS TICA1Illl'1RS,left to right: Fr. lillgvnc Tonvr, S. J.: Mr. ,luke S1-hell: CLASS UFFICERS: Yvaltvr Wnlitsvllick Mr. Donulcl Svhullz, Sul.: Fr. Charles Suulfeld, Sul.: Mr. Alfred Mori- president: ,lohn Pvlerson, vivo-presidvnt gg-lip, S,j. ,Ioe l.ow. serrolary-Ir0asurc'r: ,lov Kon-ski sergc-alll-all-alrlns. Seniors First row, left tn right: Don Harris, Bob Auslenfeld, Mark Hanses, Ted Wolf. Sec-und row: Dick Gefre, Dennis Murphy, Bob Baumgarlner, Dan Gefre, Ron Riel, Dave Berthon. Third rmv: Tom Brundage, Dick Rust, Lee Schlos- slein, Cary Kautzman, ,lim Gallagher, Bill Hatch, joe Morrier. Fourth rnw: john Pinkerton, Ron Eilertsen, Larry Tornow, Vick jundt, Dick jundt, john Rashford, Greg Scott, Dick Sandmeyer, Gerald Lovchik. i ,-I n 1 .r Q ': 3, ebm -'Q am CLASS TEACHERS, left to right: Fr. Charles Saalfeld, S. 1.5 Fr. Eugene CLASS OFl lllliRS: Don Harris Toner. S. ,l.:, Mr. jake Schell: Mr. Alfred Morisetle, S. J.: Mr. Daniel W'eber, president: Bob Austenfeld, vice S. 1.3 Fr. Armand Bordeaux. S. J. president: Ron Riel, secretary-lreas urerg John Pinkerton, sergeant-at arms. Seniors First row, lvft to right: Terry Evans. Bob Thomas, Dirk Mrflonnell. Second rnw: James l'i1-In-, jerry Holme-ister. Gerald Murphy, Mike Mc'l,anP. Third row: Charles Killelson, Pal Wllitllv, Miko Mvrry, Hurvvy wyillllllllll. A l Ik , ' 'ia rf. CLASS OFFICERS: jrrry llul'nwish'r CLASS TEACHERS. left to right: Fr. Mivhael Collins, president: Miko M1-l.auw. vice--prvsidvnl . 5.1.1 Mr. llnnanlrl Sflllllll, S. J.: Mr. Alfred Mnrise'-tic, Mike- M1-rry. svrgge-alll-:ut-nrlns1 l'nt YYlnit- S. ,Lg Mr. ,lark Curran. Ile. sovrvlary-Ire-ausura-r. arqwztan x ff Editor, Mike McLane Sports Editor, ,lim Gallagher Staff members select the right pictures. Left to right: Carl Kophs, Gary Desharnais, Mike McLane, ,lim Smith, jim Hagarty. in WI: Winners of the annual Patron Drive are, left to right: Tim Nagler, third placeg John Rashford, second placeg Bob Thomas, first placeg Mr. Robert Rekofke, moderator. A I..L.gq :mv-1 ed ' X ht,-.1 Amxg 'RT Some of the Marquetan Staff participating in the Annual Conference held at the Republic Press. Looking with interest ut the matter presented by Mr. Jim Smidl, manager of the Republic Press. are, left to right: Mike McLane, Mr. Rekofke, S. 1.3 Jim Gallagher. ,lim Hagarty, Ken Goudy. ,! 2 lt's all business with Editor Mike McLane, Associate SffA'.K Gd' . - liditor ,lim Hagarty, and Moderator Mr. Rekofke, S. ,I ta rust en on l pm: the mlqhmg wuthes to one of his works of art. L4 Staff Photographer Cary Deshurnais readies Assistant Photographer jim Smith keeps the Annual his camera for another shot. Staff well supplied with pictures. abate df d7f - l is 1 '1 9 Www 2.4, it? The Senior Dehaters prepare themselves for the year's tournaments. Seated, left to right: Gerald Lovehik, Fred Prior, Jerry Lejeune, Larry Goulet, john Lovehik, Dave Hudson, Hob johnson, Charles Koreski, Carl Kophs. Stamling, left to right: Dennis Murphy,lDiek Lewis, Pat Twohy, Dave Gordon. With hopes high, the Senior Debaters depart for a big tourna- ment. Left to 'right: Dennis Murphy, Gerald Lovchik, Dave Hudson, Mr. James Wyse, ij., moderator: Jerry Lejeune, Fred Prior, Dick Lewis, Kevin Carey. The Marquette Uehalers have left a fine record hehind them this year. ln the five tournaments they attended. they took the following awards' Debate: one first. three seeonds and two lhirdsg Uratory: two firsts, one second: lfxtemporaneons Speaking: one first. two seconds and one thirdg lmproniptn Speaking: one seeond and a third, Interpretative lleading: one firsl and one seeond. Mr. Wvyse, Sul., vongratulates Larry Robillard and Pat Heffron for placing first and second, respectively, in the Magazine Drive, which aids the lleliate Club finaneially. 'ln 'Y Purlieiputing in u prneliee debate are junior Debalers. Seated, left to right: Richard Lompa, Dennis Richard- son, Mike Mrfiornlim-k. Pat Freeman, Charles Creevan, Ralph Berger, Carter Miller. Standing, left to right: Rmlprr Miller, lnlrry Siep and Kevin Maxwell. i 1 Looking forward lo the Gold Medal Debate are, left to right: Hob johnson. Dave Hudson. Pal Twohy. Where will we put ours?, wonder Kevin Maxwell and Charles Creevnn. jltlarnlariun QUUOBQISBWG l N -....-f if I Sealed, left lu right: Dennis Murphy, Dick Rust, Mr. Daniel Weber, S. J. First rmv: Dick Lewis, Gary Cooper. Mike Maxwell, Larry Lacabe, Kevin Carey, Dave Hudson, Don Harris, Val Huck. Second l'4III.'I Ron Riel, Gary l,1'NllZll'IliliS, Larry Goulet, Rodger Miller, Ken Guudy. Gerald Lovellik, Pall Twohy, Mike Knoll. The Marclarion has had a particularly good year. Its first steps forward were guided by Mr. James Wyse. S. J.. and just before Christmas he was succeeded by Mr. Daniel Weber. 5.1. The fine staff which saw Dick Rust. Dave Hudson. Dennis Murphy. and Kevin Carey always at work. succeeded in getting out issues eu-rp month. The paper highlighted such great news as our champion football team. Nlarquetteis own debate tour- nament, the big football banquet at the Chinook. the Junior Prom, and the Valedictorian and Salutatorian. lts candid corner caught unforgettable scenes around the school. Yes. the Marclarion had a good year. X. X. X. , N tx ai . . -0- , - N fy, ' sw ,give fe 7 Li' C0-Editor, Dick Rust C0-Editor, Dennis Murphy t ,N ,. P X7 I r 'lf ,J in 'Y P 4? '. f- li .v S! ,. xl 1 55 Tr',,.r.- rt xv? llirk Rust. renter, gives llnn Harris an lip for his rolumn in the paper, while other lllf'llllli'l'h ul' Ihr Mur- 1'Illl'i0ll sluff., who are. left lu right: Dennis Murphy. Gary Cooper, Gary Desllarnais. lluve Hudson and kevin Carey, look on. Tha- fluff. meeting an deadline. if Mr. Daniel Weber, S. J., shows his Co-Editors and Editors to be a few fine points. fi m 1 ., . 4 lnrutinn I V 5 gg, Q - NA Dave Hudson I Fred Prior First place in the Senior Division. FWS' place m the -'umm' Dwlslon' Don Harris As Master of Ceremonies. 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A wr 1l '. x-f'. ib 4, ' -', r -U X -w 1135, .Lx 'WJ-'5 15i Qdvq' fd 'kv 'll:'.:1m..1 I' '5'ix.:iL -Jinx l'T 3mW Ti -FR Y - I a '- Edt 5 Jfnnfhall W 1 , ,- -.-,. The football team is, left tn right, first row: Bob Rich, ,loe Berthon, Cary Cooper, Dick Brulotte,.jack Schneider, Jerry Lejeune, Larry Goulet, Joe Gallegos, Mike Desmarais, Carter Miller. Second row: Ted Brulotte, Mike Masterman, Bill Poulin, Joe Morrier, Mike McCormick, Walt Wuitschick, Don Pfau, Dick Rust, Jim Piche, Don Ley, Bob Beaudry, Bill Hatch. Third, rnw:. Coach Jake Schell, ,lim Gallagher, Tom Brundage, Lee Schlosstein, jerry Hofmelsterullarvey Waltman, Dave Berthon, Dick McConnell, Dennis Massoth, Mike Mercy, Dick Sandmeyer, Greg Scott, Mr. Schultz, S. J., Property Manager, Roger Clement, Manager. ' M , After losing their first game and having to be i i content with a tie in game number two the Squires ' really began to roll, and they didnit stop until the 1 season was over. Knocking over everyone in their way the Squires ended the regular season as league co-champions. The men .of the Rock were then V chosen to represent the Northern Division in the X valley championship game, and this they did to the , tune of a 13-0 victory over Kennewick, Southern Division representatives. As a cap to the season Marquette was rated number ten in the State Class Av High School Football Poll. All in all it was quite a season for the Marquette Squires. Coaches Jack Curran, left, and Jake Schell, right, study the game. 195 5 beams from the prawn games 32, ,lm-k Srhnvidvr going for u good gain, with llivk Mrlionnvll und Harvey Waltnlaln vicar- inf-5 'lu' 'uf' Dick Mrlionnell good for an extra point against Ellenshurg, with Jerry Hofmeister , , ,W holding the bull. ' x . . . ,. Y v Mft: bj- -'iztuixi f. ' vi 1173 -- g . Egirlfgf-QT.:-LENVA Y, J... ,. M' 'via l'3'x'4 ui Q ..VMxI'r'x . V-.4 1 otiaiitv o - ix til ' S--f W .. Y 1 R il- L. .V , -,. Q. N A , ,Q I ,,. 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After beating Selah and cinching a tie for the league championship, the players carry Coach Sfllell from 'he field- Squires close in on a Kennewick player in valley championship game. 'N ' K 05' 1 ai J' ,as Dick McConnell, selected to state all-star squad, Coach, Mr. Jake Schell, accepts valley accepts congratulations from Bishop Dougherty. championship trophy from Bishop Dougherty 5 . ' f 1 E - After the championship banquet, the team poses for a group picture. They are, left to right, first row: Paul Falon, managerg Mike Desmarais, Roger Clement, manager, Carter Miller, Larry Goulet, Dick Brulotte. Joe Berthon, Jerry Lejeune, Gary Cooper. Second row: Coach, Mr. Jake Schell, Bill Poulin, Walt Wuitschick, Lee Schlosstein, ,lim Piche, Dick McConnell, Dave Berthon, Joe Morrier, Bob Rich, ,lack Schneider, Bill Hatch. Third row: Don Ley, Bob Beaudry, Mike McCormick, Dick Bust, Tom Brundage, Jim Gallagher, Mike Masterman, Don Pfau, Greg Scott, Harvey Walt- man, Ted Brulotte, Mike Mercy, Jerry Hofmeister, Dick Sandmeyerg Coach, Mr. Jack Curran. if bquah Under the able guidance f Mr. Jack Curran, the B -quad completed a good eason. With this experience nd know how, we are look- ng forward to another hampionship team next ear. Jfresbmen 55-'11 Getting instructions from the Coach, Mr. Jack Curran, are, left to right: Mike Desmarais, Joe Berthon, Dick Brulotte, Don Ley, Mr. ,lack Curran, Coach. Second row: Cary Coop- er, Carter Miller, Joe Gallegos, Jerry Lejeune, Mike Master- man, Mike McCormick, Larry Goulet. '92 ,BE The Freshmen Football Squad are, left to right, first row: Dick Murphy, Jerry Wuilschick, Leon Chouinard, Tom Thompson, Charles Creevan, Larry Lalliviere, Dick Ibach. Second row: Coach, Mr. Thomas Williams, S. I., Bob Lein- gang, Dave Benedict, Larry Siep, Bill Ibach, Ray Waltman, Jim Hatzenbihler, ,lim Day, jim Smith, manager, Gabriel Loranz. Although the Freshmen had an unsuccessful season this year, there was plenty of action and opposition thrown against the foe. These fighting men are the future hopefuls of the Squire eleven. igaskethall Our basketball coavhvs plan the coming season. They ure. left to right: Mr. Thomas Wllliams, S. J.. ll Squad voachg Mr. ,lack Curran, Var- sity coach: Mr. Jake Schell, Freshman coach. Ted Brulolle controls jump hull in the Nm-hes gulne. Bob Baumgariner and Harvey Waltman Jerry Hofmelster iin for a afler a rebound in the Cle Elum game. lay in ugamsl heluh. 'i Kneeling, left to right are: Mark Hanses, ,Ierry Hofmeister, Dick Riel. Second row: Mr. Donald S4-hultz, S. J., property managerg Bob Bonneville, manager: Bill Zerr, Steve Kohls, Harvey Waltnian. Ted llrulotlc, Kon Olney, Don Pfau, Mike Masterman, Bob Baumgartner, ,lark Schneider, Cal Eberle, munagerg Mr. ,lack Curran, Varsity coach. Dick Riel scores on a lay in against Highland. Hustle was the motto of this year's team, and this hustle paid off in many victories through some very fine performances. The Squires were considered a push-over by no one, and they pressed the top teams to their limits before being edged out at the final gun. Harvey Waltman good for two against Prosser. wa f. 9 . gxxov sz- 11 'ff '55 ,+' 1 - Q36 Q69 ' dz 1 Sac WWW oe f- ' .--'-'jj..Qi.,fQ,iQ,,a -' Sfq,.-'- Wx my , 'SOQQOAQXZQ ,. Q0 A-D' 59 ' - ' ' - fi-gglgwiiw 65--' ,Mew qadixgow 5 ' ,.f vCV 6 K 5 ? 'iX0'?xx Alban..-' .1 in ' ' ',.-'JKXE 59x55 5 .- aff 56-f' uP'- ' AS., Ted Brulotte Forward X 'V 1 Bill Zerr Guard QL xx ' -Q 5 XN.J x.J Dick Riel ' ' Guard 'V 4 N W X.- Jerry Hof meisler Guard Bob Baumgarlner Forward X EQ 41421 F 4 f ' H 11, K L W Dix xl Mm if 53 1 'ff . . a X , , ' X ,rf xsrfx. ' Vi ,,., if ':.1,. 1 L A , , ' 'WMV f W ' N2 L , I I ' if u LJ ,.1 if 23 a X3 a F, 3 TX , ,I ' xx I X - ff 1 rl I K xxx . , Ag If X 'KS V If 1 y xwx, I., Steve Kohls Forward Mark Hanses Guard X., -F X I 14 v 111- 1 If 5 Q.: Z 4 Wk X Q YI 4 - I iv 1' A ' T 1' . Harvey Wallman Center 9 x Jack Schneider Guard Mr. Jack Curran Coach Qquah f '31 W' Kneeling in front are: Dick Lewis, Mike Desmarais. Standing, left to right, are: Bob Bonneville, manager, Larry Fine, Elmer Zerr, Paul Morrier, Don Pfau, Ron Olney, Mike Maslerman, Pat Twohy, Roger Sevigny, Gary Cooper, Cal Eberle, managerg Mr. Thomas Williams, S. J., coach. Q: n.,, Ron Olney shoots one for the Squires, Mike Masterman and Roger Sevigny, 56, follow it. The HBW Squad had a winning season this year, and many of the boys look like good material for next year. With steady improvement Marquette could cause a lot of trouble next basketball season. Don Pfau and Pat Twohy go after a rebound in the Cle Elum game. freshmen K league Q1Zu:QLhamps ,lim Hutzenbihler and Kenny Kane go ufler an rebound, with Dave Doyle, 76, ready lo assist. Dirk lbuc-I1 goes up for a shut, with ,lim Hulzenbihler and Kenny Kane in for a rebound. The lfreshmeu came through in fine style their first season at the Rock hy lying lfruukliu for the Junior High League liharupionsliip. Under the supervision of Mr. ,luke Schell, courli, the loam was hustling at all times and gathering experience fur their future years at Marquette. Q an x 'f 1 94 'ic A Kneeling: joe Peterson, Loyre Morton, Bob Leingang. Second row: Mr. ,lake Schell, 4-ouch: Divk Iharh, Kenny Kane, ,lim Halzenbihler, Bill lbaeh, Dave Doyle, Ray Wallnlan, manager. Igasehall THE VARSITY BASEBALL MEMBERS. Left to right: Dennis Fortier, managerg Bob Beaudry, Dan Cefre, Tom Brun- dage, Mark Hanses, Jack Schneider, John Peterson, Dick Gefre, Dick Lewis, manager. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mr. Jack Curran, coach, Dick Sandmeyer, Dick McConnell, Harvey Waltman, Bill Zerr, Jim-Gallagher, Bill Poulin, Bob Rich, Mr. Donald Schultz, S. J., property manager. Y 5 ,,,. -' lii, a .2 ' ,,,.c I Tar he f 11 ik i ' . ' K ,..A .Q Q , H S5 K' , k 'S ff , sy J fig -IP' J' 1 KY x '--Q.. Coach, jack Curran, studies the situation on the diamond, while mem- Bill Poulin takes cutubefore hers of the team razz the pitcher. Left to right: Dick McConnell, jack. slamming out a triple. Schneider, Jim Gallagher, Harvey Waltman, and coach, Jack Curran. lift I . ' 1 1, Hai K Q. 5 -' fi! . Y-'N Q. , E 45 ' X 1 M , f Tom Brundage, holds on first base. them Some of the members of the B Squad line up with their roach, Mr. Conyard, S. J. Left to right: Terry Evans, Larry Rust, Larry Robillard, Kevin Carey. Second row: Mr. James Conyard, S. J., coach, Larry Goulet, Don Pfau, Bill Hatch. 5 , V's i ll-UZ 1 J- - , ' J. ' V , ' ' . .ip Y, Amltthypltg ,514 All-,,M'L,,,L' g 1 s ',ag3x2,,,. THE FRESHMAN CLUB. Left to right: Jim Day, Bill Ibach, Dave Doyle, Hubert Schoch, Dirk lbuch, Fred Martian, manager. Second row: Mr. Jake Schell, coachg Bob Leingang, Francis Wingertcr, Loyre Morton, Ray Waltman, ,lim Hatzenbihler, Larry Siep. HL . Q -ff E, ii w Q QM X Q- 9 ,W it 'l , X w L it i Bill zen Third Base John Peterson Left Field . i 3 . , nge vw -Ni 'il I Z ,A lr if ' , -'A - V ,A .A f . M I ,, ,-.- 'V N Y ' 'A ,Ti . -IIA M' Milf X 5 i X ' fl fa fm Harvey Waltman Dick McConnell 1 Pitcher Pitcher Tom Brundage First Base IA 1..A VIII. 'IIA QHIA vnu. if A vu ' IIA f , vlni vm. X4 , 'IIA ' y '1 , v-- t A f- V , 4 v f . 1 1 , X X , ' X 'I I Q ,X 3 Bill Poulin Dan Gefre uf Catcher ' Jim Gallagher Pltcher Pitcher 1-9 N fi s ', gif... Y ff W7 Q S Dick Cefre Short Stop 1 . .Q 3 M girl' 'K glai X f' f N jf' X if I f h 1 Fx , ,r Mark Hanses Bob Rich Second Base Center Field 1, 'I If ff' V, N , - M- I , -rf f I Dick Sandmeyer -' Mr. Jack Curran Third Base Coach 4,1 ', .Ni , . I U if-,' r 'S X T ini.. H , I m lk S I Y T' J Bob Beaudry Right Field ,N ,Z ' Q X x v , 'N r- hi N .. Jack Schneider Left Field Mr. Donald Schultz, S J Property Manager 3 I i I i i SE T , K i I fig 'EW 1 22 Eg I . ly 7' EW if K AE ,mrn - - 'X W WJ! IW I JA ' lAW'AEl A WM' ,Klf J Q I QT , N U ' + 'I 4 S j . fn 2 I! Q 5' If fX' + A+ Q' 5 X f ll . 21- I F 1 S VI M 41- Y Y QIS EH U V i 1:1 g + -T i 9, 7 1 I W ' E 2 Squirt -F renews ig ' ' Q social fflgqilg - L- -Q 5- ff aining A i 'E'- - It G A , -f J. J Q W- M, hi- ! 4: - . - 1 i 's H ,. W. N., A kg... I F nf . . 1 -sa. an Jfrnsb iinitiatiun It was a long pull from school to the field, says Jerry Wuitschick, Bruce Brulotte, and Gabriel Lor- anz. Riding in comfort are, left to right: ,lim Piche, Bill Poulin, Terry Evans. Wfith both sides lined up we're ready for another annual Frosh Day. The Seniors with the smilesg the Frosh with the frowns. or ed !f'v'f f ,, l lui' Some of the Frosh wonder- ing what the Seniors will think up next. 1 NN v ' Yh Mike Mrlmne believes in making his slave, ,lim Day, The Frosh are made to sing the praises of the Seniors. lu-ep busy. Others in the group are, left tu right: Cary Ileshurnuis, Cal Eberle, Lyle Eberle, Roger Clement. ,5,...wu .1 When Frosh Day rolls around, even shining cars are in order. Left to right are: Don Harris, Dick Sandmeyer, and slave to Harris. Kenny Kane. wig lub M CLUB MEMBERS, left tn right: Bill Poulin, Dick Lalframhoise. ,lack Schneider, Dick McConnell, Dave Ber- thon, Dan Cefre, Fr. Eugene Toner, 5. J., moderator. Second row: Bob Rich, Mike McCormick, Bill Zerr, Don Pfau, Jerry Hofmeister, Mark Hanses, Tom Brundage. Third rnw: Dick Lewis, Dick Cf-fre, Hob Beaurlry, Walt Whitschick, Ted Brulotte. Dick Sandmeyer, ,lim Gallagher, Bill Hatch, Dick Riel. Fourth row: Kevin Carey, Steve Kohls, Joe Morrier, ,lim Pielle, Lee Schlosstein, Bob Baumgartner, Harvey Waltnlan, Mike Mercy, Greg Scott, Dick Rust, Cal Eberle, Don Harris. HOM E-COMING CANDIDATES -gr -f . . M CLUB OFFICERS: Dick Meconnell, pl-ggi- The Queen candidates are, left tn right: Marie Masterman, Belly Ley, dent: Mark Hanses, vice-presidentg jerry Hof. Louina Belaire. The King candidates are, left to right: Harvey Walt- meister, secretary-treasurer: Jack Schneider, man, .lim Gallagher, Dick Ml'C0Hn?H- SCl'gCZIl'll-at-3l'hlS. Squire Iuh my 1-..-...r , 1.-11' N 'x if . ' If 1 SQUIRIC CLUB MEMBERS. left to righl: Larry Lufiabe, Kevin Carey, Whit W'uilschick, Don Harris, Bob Baum- gnrlner, Murk Hnnses, jerry Hofmeisler, Mr. Thomas Williams, S. J. Second row: Dick Riel, Jack Schneider, Don I cy. .lim Gullnghcr, Tom Brundage, Ted Wolf, Bob Auslenfeld, Dave Berthon. Third row: Bill Poulin, Bob Beau- dry, Boh Rich, john Pinkerton, Greg Scott. Harvey Wallnlun, Dick Sundmeyer, Mike Mercy, Mike McLane. 1 , . 1- , am x ,LEE SQUIRE CLUB OFFICERS: Dick Sand- The big car raffle sponsored by the Squires lo help defray llll'!'f'l w prwidfnll Mike Mercy, vice-presi- the cost of ulhlelic insurance. dr-nl: Ted VVolf, secretary-lreasurerg Mark Hunses, sergeant-al-arnls. 19211 Iuh ,,: Q 5 u I y , ' u.--of-iq' '1 .1 t e y.., ,rx ,, . f ' i l PEP CLUB MEMBERS, left tn right: Don Ley, Dave Doyle, Bill lbach, Dick lbach, Francis Wingerter, jim Slagle, Larry Rust, Fred Prior, Mike McLane. Second row: Ray v'V2lIllll3l'l, Dick Lewis, Larry Lafiabe, john Peterson, Don Harris, Dick McConnell, Dave Berlhon, Bob Buumgartner. Third row: Dick Brulotte, joe Bcrthon, Dick l,2lFl'illllll0iS0, Carl Knphs, Cary Desharnais, Tim Nugler, John Roche, Tom Hrundzlge, Charles Creevan. Fourth row: Bob Rich, Bill Poulin, Put Twohy, Ken Goudy, Mike Mercy, Greg Scott, Dick Sandmeyer, Ted Wirlf, ,lim Hatzenhihler, Kenny Kaine. ,L C gif :Vf A rexe ,rv ,C K Z ,F r 'V e,kkV V W . ii if -. 'wi-qu PEP CLUB OFFICERS, Selllefly left lv fight! B05 It's go team go, with cheer leaders Dick Lewis, left, Rich, secretary-treasurer, Don Harris, president. and Dick LaFg-ambgise, right, Standing, left to right: Mike Mercy, vice-president, Dick McConnell, sergeant-at-arms. A lively rhecring section helped win many a game for Marquette. l 1 N 9LACA'BoA30 706 lk 21 1 A ,, - 3 f ' . Ag I I . llavicl and Goliath lnmlvrniz0d.l'1'p Club Stunt before Blavklnmuril ,Ing he-lp:-d us to heat Navlws. Left tu the 'roppt-ninli game. lmft tn right: W'alt W'uits1'hit'k, right: ,lor Gallegos. lhlvt- llerlllun. llill Poulin, Bob liill Poulin, llivk Mcllonnell, Larry Rust, ,lim Slagle. Beaudry. We couldn't help but rheer with Pat Monahan, left, Kathy Kraft, center, and Ann Donovan leading our cheers. lee Iuh GLEE CLUB MEMBERS, left to right: Gary Sc-huck, ,lim Hagarty, Vern Neland, Mike Desmarais, Tom Noel, Greg Roth, Dennis Murphy, .l0e Gallegos. Second row: Bill Poulin, Jack Schneider, Dick Lewis, Don Ley, Gary Cooper, Dave Fransk, Don Deecio, joe Berthon. Third row: Terry Evans, Dick McConnell, Tim Britz, Steve Kohls, Ron Olney, Mike MeLane, Bob Beaudry, Larry Goulet. The lilee Club, under the direction of Mr. Edward Mc- Tighe, I., had a very suc- cessful year in promoting musical interest in the school and throughout the city of Yakima. Among their many activities were included: Marquette Night, A Christ- mas program for the Y. L. l. and the lndoor Sports Club for the handicapped, the Jesuit Alumni Mass. Green Pastures, Graduation Exer- cises, and the Marquette Par- ents Cluh meetings. THE GLEE CLUB OCTET, left ln right: ,lim Hagarty, Vern Neland, Diek Lewis, Tim Britz, Mr. Edward McTighe, S. J.. director, Mike Desmarais, Don Ley, Joe Berthon, Larry Goulet. Tlu' Glu' llluh pn-rfurms lwfurv llu- Sliulvnl llmly .x5F1'llllllf. 'e nnpla-ling lhvir final ye-ur wilh tha- Glu' Cluh zirv: Tc-rry livmis, Dick 1-Cmuu-ll. Mika- Mc-l.zuu-, Us-nnis Murphy. With thmn is Mr. l'illW'1ll'll r'l'igll1'. SHI., clirvvlnr. - i -4 '1 x 1 Soloist with Glve Club is ,lim Huggurly. Green iaastures The chorus of angels relax before the opening curtain. Tom Brundage as Mr. Deshee instructs the three boys on The Old Testament The production of Green Pastures took place in Marquette Hall on the evcningsof March 16 and 17. The pro- duction was adapted and directed by Mr. Alfred Morisette, S. J., and the musical direction was supervised by Mr. Edward McTighe, S. J. The cast of characters included: Mr. Deshee, Tom Brundageg First Boy, Joe Koreskig Second Boy, Dennis Auveg Third Boy, Chris Sagareg Gabriel, Mike McCormick, God, Kevin Carey, Adam, Ron Gibeaug Eve, Mike Desmaraisg Boy Gambler, Joe St. George, Second Gambler, Bill Weigandg Third Gambler, Dick LaFramboiseg Flatfoot, Dick Durand, Noah, Larry Robillardg Pharoah, John Bonneville, Magician, Roger Clement, Moses, Mike Maxwell. The chorus of angels includes: Gary Schuck, Vern Neland, Jack Schneider, Tim Britz, Dave Fransk, Mike McLane, Mike Desmarais, Ron Olney, Steve Kohls, Dennis Murphy, Larry Goulet, Bill Poulin, Terry Evans, Dick Lewis, Dick McConnell, Don Deccio, Don Ley, Tom Noel, Greg Both, Gary Cooper, Bob Beaudry, Andre Berthon, Joe Gallegos. 'Q Cod, Kevin Carey, tells Gabriel, Mike McCormick, that He plans to go down to earth. I . 1 I w ii n ul ' lm al I M ru me ug 1 I ,Q f Os. r an-M xl' :Qt Q I K First Angcl, llill Poulin, discusses the situation on carth God. Kevin Carey, HIGHS Nmllf- Larry R0bill1ll'd- with lfnurlh Angel, Bob lleaudry. and they plan the big flood- 'IL 1' claim? l , 5, x If ' 1 t Rx x K xx K l 'K The big ark is being readied for the flood. Cust includes, left tu right: Gamblers, joe St. George, Bill Weigand, Dick LaFramboise, and Noah, Larry Robillarrl. -,..i' 1 .V-Q. . jg is fx. 'F 1 .f-I -rig r:-rj, .- .. Vg. '- s l ' A-. I 'Hifi 4 Q nh. 1 F '. . ' . , N' , .Q i .l , ' .R ,fri , v 1 159'--Q1 lf' ' 'X ,iss ' 1 . . 14, It 2 'J K 'ifu I ,lt V Y' f' ,Wi ' ci 1 J 4 QQ., , XX 1 ' ' 5 . i, - W lf' ' .bw l . .4 . an l . . he x. Pharoah makcs a bargain with Most-s. The cast is, left tn right: Coll chats with Adam and Eve. Left In right: Rogcr lllcmcnt, Magician: Dick Durand, slaveg John Bonneville, COIL Kfvill Cllrfyi Miki' Dl'Slll1ll'1liS. Eve: Ron Plulrnallg lion Gilicau, slavc.: Mikc Maxwell, Moses. Cibeau, Adam. Marquette ight A. S. B. President, Jim Gallagher, acts as Master of Ceremonies. The Idol's Eye was presented by the Sophomore class. Left to right: Ronald Ciheau, Sam McDonald, Larry Goulet, ,loe Berthon, Larry Rust, Larry Fuchs, Larry Rohillard, Cary Menard. With Mr. W'yse, S. J., is Dennis Downs. I The junior class goes through a final practice of Alexander Ambles In. Left to right: Mr. Donald Schultz, S. J., Mike McCormick, Dick Lewis, Bill Poulin, Dick La Framboise, Jack Schneider, Mike Maxwell, Bob Beaudry. Sam McDonald as Sophomore class Marshall. Mike Maxwell and Mike McCormick were class Marshalls for the junior class. I I .ia The Traitor was selected as the Senior play for Marquette Night. Left to right l.arry Tornow, Bill Hatch, Dirk Rust. Dave llerthon as Senior class Marshall. I 4 1 2' I5 X fs 58, I l I E lx ' The rust of The Wzllrlis and the Carpenter, presented by the Freshman class Charles Crq-N-an are, left to right: Mr. R. F. Rekofke, S. J., Dick Ihaeh, Hubert Sehoeh, ,lim as Freshman rlass Marshall. llalzenhihler, llule Phipps, Hen Aduniski, Ray wiilllllllill. Seated, left to right: llill llnu-Ii, Kevin Maxwell, john Devivh, Larry Siep. Larry Rust, Sophomore representative, accepts Marquette Night trophy from Fr. Richard Bradley, S. J., Mr. Wyse, S. J., dirertor, trys to eontain himself. Dick jundt, Don Harris, Tom Brundage, Greg Scott, Fr. liugene Toner, S. J. jltlariat was w :M f , , 7 :if ,I The Juniors prepare for the annual Mardi Gras dance. First row, left to right: Bill Poulin, John Bonneville. Second row, left to right: Gene Muth, Mike Maxwell, Don Ley, Walt W'uils1'hiek., Joe St. George, Bob Beuudry. Third row, left tn right: Kevin Carey, Bob Rirli, ,lark Svhneider. The Mardi Gras is considered the biggest dance put on during the school year. The Junior class has complete charge of decorations and entertainment with proceeds going toward a bigger and better Junior-Senior Prom. This yearis Mardi Gras was not only a success financially but it also provided the last bit of entertainment before the Lenten Season began. 1 ' Part of the huge crowd enjoying the Mardi Gras dance. juniurzbeniur 39mm yr i i7 6' .. U I .X ' ' , 4 . X ' x1e'M'l- ' l V' VX. ...-.l King, Tom llrunduge, and Queen, Joyce Hazel, reign over the Junior-Senior Prom. Some of the seniors relax between dam-cs at the junior-Senior Prom. Left tn right ure: Mike M1-Lune, Damuris, Kophs, Colleen 0'Brien, Dick jundl, Ted Wxxlf, Sue Laflahe, Eileen Trosky, Dick Sandmeyer. Vx, The Prom cnmmiliee makes big plans fur a successful Prom. Seated, left ln right: Dun Ley. ,lack Schneider, Xvalt Whil- schick., john Peterson, Ralph Berger. Standing: Mike Desnmr- ais, Bill Poulin., Mike Maxwell. Bob Heuudry, Bob Rich. Kevin Carey, Gene Math, Mr. Donald Schultz, Sul., moderator. Sv P v xN,...w 1 Jamal The candidates for prom king and queen are, left to right: Marie Maslerlnun, Harvey Wlullman, Joyce Hazel. Tom Brund- nge, Louina lilaire, lliek McConnell. SEQ E LQ-,ff VGEJ Nr X V3 fp ,' 6 5 1 v IA ' R' 1' ff si lmiix Lf' fi' QQZAX lf T: '-ir, X' 1 -2 X ...J T-iff'-4f 'JL Y , 'I I WV9 WM T97 A 'rl' A i , 'I n ' lil I. pl l . V.If,gf12 jun' W . 1 x ' L 'Lf ' i 51 W t K, II' A ' W N V NN . i! K. 5 5 ' fl Q15-5 ' I 6 ' g f T Q x ffl 5 A Y XXY ff A x . f T -- ol ' E ' Squires E receihe knigbtbnn X vol- ,... - , . f . few-Lfitfie-f : 2 in i k fv,,,a1:i.w ,H- -rf, i1JSf 1Wf1' ' - , ' 6 A .1 3 1 , . o I o , 1 i Q il i I i. 9 Q- X -C En? 1 . .. 1.14. .nan , , - Seniors Ealehinturian Dennis Patrick Murphy Debate Club, Student Council, Man-clarion, Clee Club, Dramatics. 1 balutiturian Robert Auslenfeld Sodality, Squire Club, Vice-President of Class Secretary of Sodalily, Freshman Baseball hr' 'TIS' , i ,ix ,rs Robert Baumgartner Sodality 1-2-3-4, M Club 2-3-4, Squire Club 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Student Of- ficer 1-2-3. '7 David P. Berthon Squire Club 3-4, M Club 2-3-4, Clee Club 2-3. Pep Club 4, Class Officer 1- 2-3, Football 1-2-3-4. i Thomas H. Brundage Squire Club 4. M Club 3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Student Body Vice-President 4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-3-4. 1 .5 Ronald E. Eilertsen Football 1. Basketball 1, Baseball 1. Lf-U, Terrence M. Evans Class Officer 3, Glee Club 3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2. James Gallagher Sodality 2-3-4. Student Council 1-3-4, Class Officer 1-3. M Club 3-4. Squire Club 3-4, Debate 3-4, Annual 3-4. Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-3-4, A. S. B. President 4. i wa ' Daniel L. Gefre M Club 4, Basketball 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-3-4. 2 V 1 , Richard A. Cefre lfflzzglub 3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Basketball Mark Hanses Squire Club 3-4, M Club 2-3-4, M Club Vice-President, Squire Club Sergeant- at-Arms, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1- 2-3-4. Donald Harris Sodality 1-2-3-4, Student Council 4, Class Officer 4, Pep Club President, Squire Club 4, M Club 3-4, Marclarion 1-2-3-4, Debate Club 2-3, Basketball 1, Baseball 3. Willard A. Hatch M Club 4, Ski Club 4, Drama 4, Football 3-4, Baseball 3-4. Jerome I-Iofmeister Sodality 1-2, Student Council 3-4, Squire Club 2-3-4, M Club 2-3-4, Class Presi- dent 3-4, M Club Officer 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1. Richard J. Jundt Elocution 1-3-4, Drama 3-4, Football 1. Victor A. Jundt Intramural Basketball 2-4, Intramural Volleyball 2-4. Cary Kautzman 11 if Charles Kittelson Sodality 1, Intramural Volleyball 3-4. Gerald A. Lovchik Student Council 4, Apolegetics 3, Mar- clarion 4, Debate 3-4, Drama 3, Debate President 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 3. Michael McLane Student Council 4, Class Officer 4, Squire Club 4, Annual 3-4, Glee Club 3-4, Drama 2, Prom Committee 3. Richard McConnell Student Council 4, Class Officer 2-3-4, M Club President 4, Glee Club 4, Pep Club 4, M Club 2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, lJ....,tL,.'ll 1 Q 'J A S , F.: Joseph R. Morrier M Club 4, Football 4, Baseball 1. 173' Michael M. Mercy Squire Club 3-4, M Club 3-4, Pep Club Vice-President, Squire Club Vice-Presi- dent, Class Officer 1-4. Ski Club 1-2-3-4, Football 1-3-4. Basketball 1-2-3. Gerald Murphy Library 4. James A. Piche Class Officer 1-2-3, M Club, Football 1, Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4. qgpunlllfs John M. Pinkerton Sodality 1-3-4, Squire Club 4, Class Of- ficer 4-. . A John T. Rashford Ronald E. Riel Sodality 1-2-3-4, Marclarion 4, Drama 2-3, Prom Committee 3, Class Officer. 'Wrig- 'Nana' Richard Rust Marclarion 2-3-4, M Club 4, Football 1-2-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-3. Richard Sandmeyer Sodality 2-3-4, Student Council 4, Squire Club 3-4, Marclarion 3-4, Pep Club 4- Ski Club 1-2-3-4, Squire Club President 4. Class Officer 2-3, Football 1-2-3-4. Baseball 1-2-4. av ! ' 0 Lee H. Svltlmtxlein Nl fflttlx 2-3-4. Drama 3, Ski Club l-2-.i- 4 Football l-3-4. Bae-kvtlnall 2. .nl Q it 'Hd Gregory Svoll tlillily' l. Squirt- lflulr fl. Nl l.lul1 l. U If-p Club 4. lhauta Il-ll. lfrntulllilll 12 1 Btu-ball l-2-fl. Robert Thomas Intramural Basketball -tr f Lawrence O. Tornow Drama 4. '01 Harvey Wultman Sodality 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2-3-4, Squire Club 3-4, M Club 2-3-4, A. S. B. Officer 2-3, Sodality President 4, Class Officer 1, Football l-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4. H N-5 Patrick J. Whittle Sodalily 2-3-4. Basketball 2-3. Theodore Wolf Squire Club 3-4. Marclarion 3, 4, Squire Club Officer 4. i t Pep Club beniur jahuritss Band ........ .............. Male Singer ..... Female Singer .... Song ............ ......-Benny Goodman .--..-....Eddie Fisher ........-Gale Storm ....-...-...-.-. 16 Tons Comedian ........ ................ G eorge Gobel Automobile ...... .......... Actor ........ Actress .. Ford Thunder Bird James Dean Grace Kelly Movie .................... MRebel Without a Causen TV Program ...... Book ........... Teacher .......... Soft Drink ......... Indoor Sport ...... Outdoor Sport ........... Professional Athlete College Athlete ...... Public Figure ........... ....... Favorite Eating Spot .............. Doughnut Shop Radio Program ....,............................... K U T I 9 II ' E t5 Did Most for Marquette ........ James Gallagher Did Most for Class ....... Most Learned .............. -- ............ Don Harris .-....---Dennis Murphy Best Varsity Athlete .............. Harvey Waltman Best Intramural Athlete ..................., Ted Wolf Best Orator ................... Best Author .......... Best Business Man--- Best Musician .......... Best Informed ......... Most Popular ....... Most Versatile ..... -- Most Modest ......... Most Reliable .......... Most Handsome .................. Most Excitable ........ Most Loquacious ......... -.--Gerald Lovchik ..-.---.-..-..Dick Rust ..-..-.-..J0hn Pinkerton -...-.-..-.---Ron Riel -.---...-,Ioe Morrier ames Gallagher -Jerry Hofmeister .-.-Gera1d Murphy ---..-.---,lohn Rashford Bob Baumgartner --Dick Sandmeyer .--------Mike Mercy Most Entertaining .......... .,..,.,. D ave Berthon Most Absent-Minded ..... ..Dick Sandmeyer ---.--.Andy's Gang .-.-..-Fr. Toner, S. J. -.-.---.Poker .--.....Football --.--...-Marciano ..--..-.-.---.--.---Russell .Johnny Cherberg Most Diplomatic ............... .......... D ick ,Iundt Most Likely to Succeed .............. Class of 56 Most Modern ................ .......... M ark Hanses Most Argumentative-- ....... Gerald Lovchik Most Optimistic ...... ............ ,I im Piche Most Consistent ............. ........ M ike Mercy Most Unappreciated ......... ........ V ictor Jundt Hardest Worker ........ ....... B ob Thomas Wittiest ............... ....... L ee Schlosstein Quietest .......... .......... G erald Murphy Social Lion ......... ........... G reg Scott Best Dancer ......... .......... M ike McLane Night Owl ........ Best Artist .......... Best Actor .... ----.----Larry Tornow -------Bill Hatch .-.-.-----.---Dick Jundt Best Singer ............ ......... D ick McConnell Biggest Swing Fan ..... .......... M ike McLane Great Lover ............ ....... G reg Scott Most Pessimistic ........ ........ M ike Mercy The Republic Press, Yakima, Washington, for Publishing The Marquetan. Kennell-Ellis Studio, Yakima, Washington, for Photography. Mr. Willard Hatch, Yakima, Washington, for Photography. Mr. Hal Scofield, Yakima, Washington, for Photography. Mrs. Mary Kirby, Secretary of Marquette, for helping with the Patron Drive. Mr. James Wyse, S. I., Marquette High School, for helping in Art and Lay Out. Mr. Joseph Laudwein, S. J., Mount Saint Michael's, Spokane, Washington, for helping in art. Classes of 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, Marquette High School, Yakima, for helping with finances. Mr. and Mrs. Mrylin H. Ackerman Mr. A. D. Adler Mr. and Mrs. Emil Anderson Dr. Thomas A. Angland Mr. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Baltzell Dr. Robert 1. Bariletti Mr. Al Bauer Mr. Anton Baumgartner Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Beaudry Dr. and Mrs. Louis Benoit Larry Black Helen B. Blakeney Jack Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. E. B Walter Boisellc Eileen Bradford Kev. Richard Bradley, S. J. Mr. and Mrs. R. Britz Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Brule Gary Brule Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Brundage Carolyn Brulotte Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Brulotte 1 HUUI15 Mr. G. C. Brusch Dr. 1. B. Buchanan Dr. H. J. Capell Archie Caraway Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Carey Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. Cesaro Mr. R. Chapdelaine Wade Chartier Mrs. Chartier L. Chartier Mr. and Mrs. Joe Charvet James Chouinard Mrs. L. D. Chouinard Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Chouinard Mrs. N. E. Churchill Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Deines Sonia DeLaney Charles E. Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. G. Desharnais Wallace Desharnais Mr. and Mrs. P. Desmarais Mr. and Mrs. R. Desserault Dr. and Mrs. F. J. A. Ditter Bob Dittmar Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dufault E. L. Duke Mr. and Mrs. J. Durand P. T. Eberle Mr. and Mrs. L. Erickson Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Feist Mr. and Mrs. F. Fischer Val Fischer T. O. Fransk Dr. Mano Frey Juanita Frickel William Gasseling R. Gasseling Mr. and Mrs. .l. Gastelu Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gervais Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gervais Dr. and Mrs. William Gilmore Jack Glesener Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Goulet Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Greer Dr. E. Griesinger Vince Hanratty Mrs. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hanses Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Heffron Dr. R. A. Heiser James S. Hogan Mr. Orin lBabel Hollingherry Mrs. P. Holt R. B. Hopkins Mr. C. L. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hunziker Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Huza Mr. and Mrs. .lohnson Mr. and Mrs. C. .lunker Mark Kelly Harl Kilgore M. P. Knoll Norma Knoll Mr. William Knotts Mrs. Ted Kohls Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Koreski Dr. B. C. Koreski Herman D. Kunnanz Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Kuykendall Lloyd LaBree Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Langevin Miss Leign .lames Leleune Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Lejeune Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lenz Edward H. Leonard Albert Lewis Francis Lewis Mr. and Mrs. A. Lopez Roy Longton Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lovchik E Jake Maissen Mr. John Maissen Dr. E. V. Makins Buttons lContinuedj Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Mansfield Louis Markel Nute Martian J. Alex Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Mrs. Dennis Menard Mr. and Mrs, E. J. McCormick Margaret McCormick Dr. G. R. McCulloch Mr. and Mrs. J. .l. McLane Tony Metz Mi. and Mrs. C. C. Miller Dr. R. W. Miller Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Moffat W. K. Moore Mr. James Moreland Mr. Bert Morrier Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morrier Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mullins Mr. Edward .l. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Brien Jr. E. M. Ollivier Lillian E. Olney Jim Owens Mr. and Mrs, D. Paradis Mrs. Leah Paradis Mr. and Mrs. E. Patnode Les Perrow Helen Peterson Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Petrie Walter S. Philipp Mr. and .Mrs. G. H. Pierson Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pinkerton Mr. and Mrs. L. Poulin Dr. .loseph L. Regimbal Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rich Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Riel W. E. Rivard Mi. and Mrs. Leo Robillard Mr. and Mrs. Roche Dr. G. E. Romans Mr. and Mrs. Sandner Don Schafer Frank Schmidt .lack Schmidt Leo Schmidt Lloyd Schmidt Paul J. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. J ack Schneider Valentine Schoch E. E. Schott Mr. and Mrs. E. Slagle Mrs. Cola Smith W. J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Snodgrass Andy Snyder Camile Stegeman Rev. Paul A. 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