Maur Hill High School - Maurite Yearbook (Atchison, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

tchi on, Kama SJn Wlemo'uj. In memory of Jerry Schoenberger we, the Seniors of '57, humbly and sincerely dedicate this page. The whole school was shocked to hear of the untimely death of Jerry in an automobile accident January 29, 1956. Jerry was a very popular fellow among us. R. I.P. This book we dedicate to the monks of St. Benedict's Abbey; Atchison, Kansas. This year the monks have completed their 100th anniversary of preaching, teaching, and devoting their lives to God. The Bene- dictine monks began teaching at Maur Hill in 1927. dedication RT. REV. CUTHBERT MCDONALD, O.S.B., A. M. President of Maur Hill For the past four years Father Daniel has been the principal of Maur Hill. During these four years he has never tired nor rested in his attempt to make our stay at Maur Hill a success. To him we owe all that has helped to make our edu- cation complete. Besides performing the duties of prin- cipal, Father taught Latin 2 and 4. We will always remember you in our prayers. Father Daniel, for your helpful and guid- ing hand. God Bless you. Father Daniel. REV. DANIEL O'SHEA, O.S.B., A.M. Principal of Maur Hill Where is your homework? Fr. John demands of James Stueve. FR. JOHN GRUBER O. S. B.. English 1, 4; Library; Refectory; Vice Principal Jacultij, FR. ALPHONSE BERNING O. S. B., Religion 4; Sociology; Biology; Chaplain Does it bite?” Gerald Zelfer asks Fr. Alphonse. FR. WILFRED FANGMAN O. S. B., Religion 2; English 2, 3; 5 Speech; Infirmary; Athletic Director; Dramatics FR. CAMILLUS WURTZ O. S. B., Religion 1; Ancient History; Band; Glee Club; Choir 3acu(tty Fr. Martin: Quid est hoc? Fr. Camillus uses his Theology notes. FR. MARTIN TAYLOR O. S. B., Religion 1; Latin 1, 3; Spanish 1; Modem History; Intramurals FR. FIDELIUS FORRESTER Religion 3; Physiology Algebra 1; Swimming FR. GABRIEL ECKART O. S. B., Algebra 2; Physics; General Science; Geometry; Photographer; Roost 3acu(ty FR. HERMAN FANGMAN O. S. B.. Religion 3; Algebra 1; Geometry; Mechanical Drawing; Dormitory 7 Fr. Roger points out margins to Mike Cavanaugh. FR. BRIAN KELLY O. S. B., Religion 2; Constitution; American History faculty MR. DENNIS McCarthy Art Fr. Brian tells the class that American History is not boring. MR. GUY GALLEY Citizenship; Physical Education; Coach 8 . FIDELIUS FORRESTER igion 3; Physiology $ebra 1; Swimming Gee! I didn't bargain for this, says Bill Enright, Behind These are the Sisters which prepare the meals for us. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Sister Marie, Sister Adelaida, Sister Gisele, Sister Fatima, Sister Lucy, Sister Ampara. Madre Ester is absent. A. J. Bindel wipes out wisdom. Bro. Louis unwillingly forces the Maurites off. acenea. Mrs. Evelyn Clayter keeps the Ad building spic and span. V 11 -T . HSVN pue ‘OH3WOH - NVHOHVH Senion FRANK D. BERLIN 516 E. 4th Street Sedalia, Missouri Intramurals 1,2,3. • Lettered 12 MICHAEL J. BARRY 1215 N. Third Street Atchison, Kansas Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Baseball 3 . 4 ; Intramurals 1,4; Honor Roll 4; Tatler 4. JON T. BENEDICT Caracas, Venezuela Honor Roll 2,4; Glee Club 2,4; Choir 3,4; Octet 2,4; Football 3,4 ; Intramurals 2,4; Champs 2,3; Maurite 4; Dramatics 3. JEROME M. BLACK 224 N. Second Street Atchison, Kansas Intramurals 4; Champs 4. JOHN P. BURKART R.R. 1 Atchison, Kansas Football 1,2,3 ,4 , Baseball 1,2, 3 ,4 ; Intramurals. HALLORAN, ROMERO, and NASH spruce up for a date at the Mount. ROBERT B. BUSCHER 5420 S. 42nd Street Omaha, Nebraska Intramurals 1,4; Champs 1,3; Class President 3; Vice-Presi- dent 4; Football 1,3 ,4 ; Maurite 4; Business Manager; Dramatics 3. Clam 13 Senion WAYNE K. DENTON Denton, Kansas Honor Roll 2,4; Football 2,3,4 ; Tatler 3; Dramatics 3 ,4 ; Intra- murals 2,4; Champs 3. •Lettered 14 MICHAEL O. CAVANAUGH Atchison, Kansas Football 1; Intramurals 2,3; Secretary-Treasurer 4. TIMOTHY G. DAVENPORT 1449 S. 7th Street Atchison, Kansas Football 3,4 ; Glee Club 1,4; Intramurals 1,4; Champs 1,2; Octet 4. v JEAN F. DEWALD Alexandria, Nebraska HARRY L. DIERKS 1216 W. 70th Kansas City, Missouri Intramurals 3,4; Tatler 3 ,4 ; Maurite Dramatics 3,4. HALLORAN, ROMERO, and NASH spruce up for a date at the Mount. ROBERT J. DOMANN Winchester, Kansas Intramurals 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2; Champs 3,4. Claw Senion MICHAEL W. GAUGHAN 6826 Pacific Street Omaha, Nebraska Honor Roll 1,3,4; Glee Club 1,4; Sacristian 1,3; Serving Society 1,4; Octet 2,4; Choir 1,4; Intra- murals 1,3; Tatler 1,2,4; Dra- matics 2,4; Student Council, Class Secretary 4. •Lettered 16 HAROLD L. ENZBRENNER 17th Parallel Atchison, Kansas Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LESLIE P. GATES Winchester, Kansas Honor Roll 1,2; Intramurals 1,4; Champs 1,4; Football 2. JAMES J. GEORGE 5783 Lindell Blvd. St. Louis, Missouri Intramurals 4. RONALD L. HAGER 1108 Santa Fe Street Atchison, Kansas Football 1,2,3,4 ; Band 1,2,3 ; Intramurals 1,4. STUDENT MANAGERS, Murrane and Pianalto, pack away football equip- ment. JAMES P. HALLORAN 105 Palmer Street St. Mary's, Kansas Intramurals 3,4; Tatler 4. Claw Senion FREDERICK F. JEHLE 1110 Eastmoor Drive McPherson, Kansas Honor Roll 1,4; Glee Club 1,4; Serving Society 1,4; Choir 1,4; Octet 3,4; Tatler 3 ,4 ; Sports Editor; Intramurals 1,3; Gold Medal 1,4; Dramatics 4; Religion Contest 1. •Lettered 18 GEORGE J. HICKERT New Almelo, Kansas Honor Roll 1,4; Class Vice-Presi- dent 2; Intramurals 1,4; Champs 2; Football 1,2,3,4� ; Basketball 1,2,3,4 ; Maurite 4. JOHN G. HOPKINS 719 North 10th Atchison, Kansas Honor Roll 1; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Basketball 1,2,3,4«; Intramurals 1,4. ROBERT R. MARSICEK 1106 So. 51 Street Omaha, Nebraska Honor Roll 2,4; Glee Club 2,3; Serving Society 2,4; Choir 2,4; Class Vice-President 3; Football 3,4 ; Intramurals 2,4; Tatler 2, 4; Maurite 2,4; Dramatics 2 , 3 .4 . james h. McCarthy Taos, New Mexico Religion Contest 3; Tatler 3 ,4 ; Glee Club 1,2; Dramatics 3,4 ; Serving Society 3,4; Basketball 1,4 ; Football 1; Choir 4. GAUGHAN, BURKART, JEHLE. SIEBENMORGEN, and FR. ALPHONSE before the hunt. michael p. McKinney 1116 Santa Fe Atchison, Kansas Religion Contest 2,3; Intra- murals 1,4; Glee Club 1,2. Clans. 19 LAWRENCE E. MUFF 909 Juniper Street Crete, Nebraska Honor Roll 1,4; Glee Club 1; Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Basketball 1,2.3 .4 ; Baseball 2; Class Secretary 1,2; Serving Society 1,4; President 4; Dramatics 3. •Lettered 20 JAMES E. MORROW R.R. 2 Rushville, Missouri Glee Club 2,4. JOHN R. MORROW R. R. 2 Rushville, Missouri Glee Club 2,3. MATTHEW J. MURRANE Scranton, Iowa Glee Club 2,3; Choir 3; Octet 3; Student Manager 4 ; Intramurals 1,3; Maurite 4; Dramatics 3 ,4 . MARTIN J. NASH Greenleaf, Kansas Class President 2; Glee Club 1,2; Serving Society 3,4; Football 1, 3,4 ; Intramurals 1,4; Champs 1,3; Maurite 4; Dramatics 3. POSING AFTER SCHOOL are Doman. Gates, and Schrick. Gaugnari um iv t • JAMES W NASS 1121 So. 4th Atchison, Kansas Honor Roll 2,4; Class Vice-Presi- dent 1; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Baseball 2 . 3,4 ; Intramurals 1,4; Tatler 3 ,4 ; Boys State 3. Clcum 21 Senion DENNIS J. PIANALTO Atwood, Kansas Serving Society 3,4; Band 3; Glee Club 2,3; Choir 2,3; Student Manager 3,4 ; Intra- murals 1,4; Champs 2; Tatler 4; Maurite 4; Dramatics 3,4. •Lettered 22 GERALD J. NAVINSKEY 1503 Kansas Avenue Atchison, Kansas Honor Roll 1; Football 3; Intra - murals 1,4; Champs 1,4. BRENDAN D. O’NEILL 505 So. Park Ave. Casper, Wyoming Honor Roll 1,4; Serving Society 1,4; Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Intra- murals 1,4; Champs 1,3; Tatler 2,3; Student Manager 3; Dra- matics 2,3 , 4 . MELVIN L. REMPE 501 E. 2nd Street Superior, Nebraska Honor Roll 1,4; Serving Society 1,4; Band 1; Glee Club 1,3; Choir 1,4; Football 1; Student Manager 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Tatler 4; Dramatics 2 ,3 ,4 ; Maurite 4. RICHARD B. ROMERO 7055 Forsythe St. Louis, Missouri Glee Club 3; Octet 3; Football 3,4 ; Basketball 3; Intra- murals 4. ft POSING AFTER SCHOOL are Doman, Gates, and Schrick. DAVID F. ROGERS 2526 So. 48th Terrace Kansas City, Kansas Honor Roll 2,3; Serving Society 1,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Choir 1,4; Football 3,4 ; Intramurals 1,3; Champs 1; Tatler 2 ,3 , 4 ; Dramatics 2 . Clann 23 Senion LARRY J. SIEBENMORGEN 1231 So. 10th Atchison, Kansas Class President 1,4; Football 1, 2 ,3 ,4 ; Maurite 4; Intra- murals 1,4; Glee Club 1. • Lettered 24 HAROLD L. SCHRICK Winchester, Kansas Honor Roll 2; Intramurals 1,4; Champs 1,4. CLIFFORD D. SEEGER 908 Green Street Atchison, Kansas Football 3; Intramurals 2,4. GEORGE L. STANTON North 420 Atchison, Kansas Intramurals 4; Champs 4. JOHN E. TURNER 1501 So. 6th Atchison, Kansas Football 1,4; Intramurals 1,4. Claaa WILTON P. THOMPSON La Lima, Honduras Honor Roll 1,4; Glee Club 1; Voice of Democracy 2; Foot- ball 1,2,3 ,4 ; Tatler 1 , 2 ; Circulation Manager; Maurite 3,4; Editor 4 ; Dra- matics 3 ,4 ; Intramurals 1,4; Champs 1,2,3. HENRY D. URBAN 1427 Commercial Atchison, Kansas Basketball 1; Intramurals 1,3. RAYMOND L. VAN DYKE 112 S. 15th Street Atchison, Kansas Honor Roll 1; Basketball 1,4 ; Football 1; Baseball 3,4; Intra - murals 1,3; Tatler 3,4. RAPHAEL J. WENDLING 211 North 9th Atchison, Kansas Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Basketball 1; Tatler 4; Maurite, Advertising Manager 4 ; Student Council Vice- President 4. 26 EDWARD C. WEISHAAR Nortonville, Kansas Honor Roll 3; Glee Club 3; Band 2,3 ,4 ; Octet 4; Choir 3; Serving Society 2,4; Basketball 1; Intra- murals 1,4; Champs 2; Tatler 2, 3 ; Maurite 4 ; Editor; Student Manager 3; Dramatics 3,4 ; Stu- dent Council President 4. ALFRED E. WOHLETZ 809 N. 9th Street Atchison, Kansas Honor Roll 1. I 958 CLASS OFFICERS: Richard Brummel, Vice-President; Tom Reeves, President; Matt Konen, Secretary- Treasurer. Winston Anderson Atchison, Kans. Joe Begley Atchison, Kans. Ciani oft . . . George Bender Charles Beno James Bird John Bird Lawrence. Kans. Council Bluffs, la. Atchison, Kans. Atchison, Kans. Richard Brummel Ken Burkart John Buscher Tom Carroll John Crilly Garnett, Kans. Atchison, Kans. Omaha, Nebr. Colombia Farragut, la. Ned Crush Kansas City, Mo. John Davis Elliot Eagle Atchison, Kans. Atchison, Kans. ®SP ■' ! -----R Juniors pose willingly? $ee( qualified and . . . Bill Enright Francisco Garza John Gorman Andre Guldner Atchison, Kans. Mexico Atchison, Kans. Lamar, Mo. Richard Hafner Nick Haiducek Gary Hanlon Joe Haverty John Heier Raymond Huss Herndon. Kans. Emporia, Kans. Gering, Nebr. Atchison. Kans. Kansas City. Mo. Atchison. Kans, i Gerald Kramer Matt Konen Clair Leise Henry Lopez Charles Martinez Eugene Matthews Atchison, Kans. Parsons, Kans. Crofton, Nebr. Atchison, Kans, Atchison, Kans, Atchison, Kans, Melvin Miller Don Morrow Thomas Newman Charles Noll Atchison, Kans. Rushville, Mo. Cummings, Kans. Winchester, Kans. anxiously anticipate . . . Rodney Nusse Gary O'Dowd Lakewood, Colo. Albuquerque, New Mexico Juniors preparing frog legs? 30 William O'Dowd Albuquerque, New Mexico Leo Rottering Kingman, Kans. John Rush Decatur, 111. Douglas Schmit Pierre, S.D. Paul Sherwood Laramie, Wyo. thein necoqnition. . . A1 Pianalto Leo Politte Mike Purslow Tom Reeves Atwood, Kans. Washington, Mo. Atchison, Kans. Atchison, Kans. o n kwll Stakes and Tension rise as the game progresses among these juniors. Gary Siebenmorgen Atchison, Kans. Ken Rottering Kingman, Kans. Jerry Snodgrass Atchison, Kans. T John Steichen Jerry Tobin Charles Vanderweide James VanDyke Salina, Kans. Maryville, Mo. Atchison. Kans. Atchison, Kans. Robert Weinmann John Williams Gerald Zelfer Anthony Paolucci Atchison, Kans. Atwood, Kans. Hutchison, Kans. Atchison, Kans. ai Senioni... Juniors pose between classes. Eugene Hagel David Hoffman David Hough Atchison, Kans. Atchison, Kans. Council Bluffs, la. Gerald Bindel John Boos Atchison, Kans. Lancaster, Kans. Michael Benedict Thomas Beno Caracas, Venezuela Council Bluffs, la. Michael Bramen Hugh Bromley Laramie, Wyo. Garnett, Kans. Thomas Cafferty Stephen Condon Atchison, Kans. Atchison, Kans. Lawrence Davis Frank Davis St, Louis, Mo. Atchison, Kans. Fred Dyer George Durst O'Fallon, Mo. Atchison, Kans. Bill Ellingsworth Eugene Floersh St. Joseph, Mo. Council Bluffs, la. 34 Gerald Geer James Grove Topeka, Kans. Atchison, Kans. Glen Guidry Robert Hays John Hoch Michael Hudnall Clarence Jacobs Dale Konzem Kirkwood, Mo. Kingman, Kans. Hosington, Ks. Ottawa, Kans. Atchison, Kans. Beloit, Kans. Timothy McNally Eugene Maly Kansas City. Mo. West Point, Nebr. Raymond Matthews Terrence Miller Jesse Morales Bernard Noll Joseph Ochs William O'Keefe Atchison, Kans. Independence, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. Atchison, Kans. Hosington, Kans. Atchison, Kans. 35 Jerry Ramsey Gerald Ridder Topeka, Kans. Dodge. Nebr. Marion Schroll Daniel Sevcik Greenleaf, Ks. Atchison, Kans. Paul Steichen Salina, Kans. Gerald Urban Leo Vap Franz Von Sauer Atchison, Kans. Atwood. Kans. Lawrence, Kans. Patrick Wall Edison Ward Mexico Martin, S. D. Michael Wolters Terry Wood Atchison, Ks. Junction City, Kans. 36 A aanta. John Young Rushville, Mo. O Ov CLASS OFFICERS: Vice-President, James Stueve; President, Louis Baldovino; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Frank Rodriguez. Frederick Adams Edward Ahrens Hutchinson, Kans. Topeka, Kans. Jnenhmen. . . Michael Bird Atchison, Kans. Frank Alberts Atchison, Kans. Norman Birzer Ellingwod, Kans. William Alberts Louis Baldovino Atchison, Kans. Ottawa, Kans. A George Boos James Brentano Lancaster, Kans. Atchison, Kans. 38 David Banker Atchison, Kans. John Buckingham Edward Cleary Atchison, Kans. Norbome, Mo. Scholastics in their highest endeavors. Ueqin new noutine . . . Arvine DeMarco Michael Diebolt Eugene Dillon Thomas Donahy Omaha, Nebr. Atchison, Kans. Atchison, Kans. Blaine, Kans. Lawrence Erpelding Paul Graff Joseph Grove Terrence Haines Arthur Hamed Fred Heiman Atchison, Kans. Beloit, Kans. Atchison, Kans. Atchison, Kans. Atchison, Kans. Montrose, Mo. 39 George Heywood John Holland Thomas Homan Joseph Hughes William Hund Philip Kraus Fremont. Nebr. Hutchison, Kans. Crete; Nebr. Topeka, Kans. Paxico, Kans. Wichita, Kans. William Lane Malcolm Lyons James McNeely Lloyd Peak Morril, Nebr. Pittsburg, Kans. University City, Mo. Kansas City, Kans. expfone new . . . William Peltzer Atchison, Kans. Lawrence Penka Garnett, Kans. 40 Veni I Vidi! Vinci! Francis Pianalto Lawrence Pollard Dennis Quinn Frank Rodriguez James Schneider Dennis Schrick Atwood, Kans. Atchison, Kans. Waterloo, Nebr. Kansas City, Mo. Atchison. Kans. Winchester Michael Schulte Gary Sherlock Anthony Slosher Lawrence Stahl Jerome Stanek Marysville, Kans. Marysville, Mo. Omaha, Nebr. Kansas City, Kans. Omaha. Nebr. ftind knowledge and. . . Freshmen working on book report deadlines. 41 Louis Streck James Stueve Pilot Grove, Mo. Wymore, Nebr. Albert Thomas Charles Tobin Willard Vinton William Vogt Atchison, Kans. Burlington Junction, Mo. Whitman, Nebr. Atchison, Kans. Edwin Vollmer Atchison, Kans. Dennis Wagner Atchison, Kans. Claude Weber Kenneth Weishaar David Wulff Thomas Allen Charles Fields Havensville, Kans. Nortonville, Kans. Atchison, Kans. Atchison, Nebr. Atchison, Kans. boant lanqeit clam. Sponte After leading the Raven gridsters through 29 victories, 10 defeats, and 2 ties. Coach Guy Galley, has ended, his fifth season as football mentor. Coach Galley attended Fenwick High School in Oak Park, III. He also played quarter- back for St. Benedict's College, where he graduated. Before becoming head coach at Maur Hill, Mr. Galley coach- ed a junior high school team at Victoria, Kansas. Uhe e the men. . . Father Wilfred Fangman completed his sixth year as athletic director of Maur Hill. To him is entrusted the task of sceduling all the games for the var- sity football, basketball, and baseball teams. Father has always arranged a very good schedule and we compliment him for a job well done. Adding to the duties of athletic di- rector, Father also coaches the freshmen teams. Father Wilfred Fangman Athletic Director Burkart finds himself corraled. Blockers assist Barry for large gain. that tauqht u to play SCOREBOARD M.H. 7 Christian Bros. 0 M. H. 26 Wamego 6 M.H. 0 Hayden 6 M.H. 27 Wentworth 0 M. H. 13 Ward 6 M.H. 28 Haskel 1 0 M.H. 6 Benton 0 M.H. 35 Lafayette 14 M. H. 0 Effingham 19 M.H. 142 Opponents 51 SUMMARY M.H. Opp. First downs 78 64 Yards rushing 1919 1000 Passes attempted 61 72 Passes completed 12 26 Yards passing 207 433 Interceptions 7 6 Punting average 29 33 Fumbles lost 10 18 Penalt ies, yds. 350 455 The Junior Ravens finished the '56 season with an impressive rec- ord of seven wins against two de- feats. A winning spirit was re- kindled among the team and 44 gridsters stayed out for the entire grind. The highlight of the season was the 13-6 homecoming victory over Ward High of Kansas City, Missouri. Gone from the squad will be 19 seniors, 11 of whom were regulars. Larry Muff and Larry Siebenmorgen were elected honorary co-captains for their valuable services to the team. This Page Sponsored by G. DECORATING STORES, INC. 724 Commercial Larry Muff Larry Siebenmorgen Bud Wendling George Hickert Wilton Thompson Wayne Denton fiiqht in a tough np.ot RIGHT: Jack Burkart runs into trouble. BELOW: Mike Barry flies through a hole to set up TD. Brendan O’Neil Jim Nass Mick Barry jack Burkart John Hopkins Dave Rogers led un to a zucceaafjulaeaaon. . . ABOVE: Hopkins sweeps Haskell's right end for a TD. RIGHT: Jack Burkhart shoots through gaping hold and scores against Haskell. This Page Sponsored by THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT 117 N. Fifth St. Jon Benedict Martin Nash Rick Romero an Senionn bow out. Lettermen who formed the nucleus of the 56 team. This Page Sponsored by FRED STEIN LABORATORIES 48 Hickert returns intercepted pass against Ward. Anderson crashes Haskell line. Seaaon'A Hiqhliqhtu This Page Sponsored by THE ATCHISON DAILY GLOBE Purslow grinds out yardage against Haskell. Hopkins breaks out into the open for a large gain against Wamego. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jon Benedict, Ronald Hager, James Nass, Joe Begley, Wilton Thompson. SECOND ROW: Anthony Paolucci, Eugene Floersch, Tom Beno, Jack Burkart. THIRD ROW: George Hickert, Clarence Jacobs, Paul Sherwood, Bob Bender, Bob Buscher. FOURTH ROW: Mike Barry, Dave Rogers, Larry Siebenmorgen, Mike Hudnall, Larry Muff. TOP ROW: Matt Murrane, Manager. 50 BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Winston Anderson, Bob Marsicek, John Crilly, Gary Hanlon, Tom Reeves, Bill Enright, Jack Turner. SECOND ROW: Gary Hopkins, Elliot Eagle, Leo Vap, Eddie Ward, Mike Purslow. THIRD ROW: Bud Wendling, Martin Nash, Glen Guidry, Rick Romero, Jack Buscher. FOURTH ROW: Brendan O’Neill, Tim McNally, Paul McCollum, Wayne Denton, John Williams. TOP ROW: Coach Guy Galley. John Pianalto, Manager. 51 i This Page Sponsored by THE “500” CLUB The Jr. Raven Boosters FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Fields, Dave Flores, Kenneth Weishaar, Francis Pianalto. SECOND ROW: John Holland, Norman Birzer, Dennis Wagner, Albert Thomas, Dennis Schrick,'Mike Schulte James Schneider, Father Wilfred. THIRD ROW: Malcolm Lvons, Paul Graff, John Buckingham, Fred Adams, Mike Bird, William Vogt, George Boos, Anthony Slosher, Ed Ahrens, Louis Baldovino, Paul Corpstein. Baby Binda TOP ROW: David Wulff, Gary Sherlock, Dennis Quinn, Edward Cleary, Artimr Harned, David Banker, Charles Tobin, William Alberts, John Funk, William Vinton, William Hund, Terry Haines. '56 Record M. H. 0 Immaculata 14 M.H. 14 Chris. Bros. 12 M.H. 22 Effingham 0 M.H. 6 Immaculata 0 M.H. 0 Lafayette 32 M.H. 42 Opponents 58 Fr. Wilfred Fangman Coach Fr. Alphonse Berning Assistant Coach 52 Baiketball game, 57-36 SUMMARY M.H, 36 Seaman 43 M.H. 63 Christian Bros. 81 M.H. 49 Immaculata 34 ST. AGNES TOURNAMENT M.H. 39 St. Agnes 41 M.H. 44 St. Joe Shawnee 46 M.H. 43 Sumner 58 M.H. 35 Lillis 44 M.H. 37 Powhattan 32 M.H. 43 Horton- 35 M.H. 57 Christian Bros. 36 M.H. 56 Sumner 50 M.H, 57 Lafayette 50 M.H. 54 Immaculata 47 M.H. 34 St. Agnes 54 M.H. 27 Hiawatha 55 M.H. 61 Seneca 34 M.H. 44 Lafayette 66 M.H. 46 St. Agnes 48 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT M.H. 49 Effingham 36 M.H. 45 Marysville 56 M.H. 38 Hiawatha 50 M.H. 957 Opponents 995 Although the Raven cagers opened the hardwood season with only one letterman, the Little Birds managed to play some great ball during the Raven basketball season. They didn't ever throw in the towel until the final buzzer went off, though they were on the short end of the score half the time Coach Galley's charges were suffering from only one ailment, no experience. Thrills were plenty as the Ravens regard- less of their handicap plowed right into the thick of the game often showed their fight- ing spirit by coming through with an unex- pected victory. 53 INDIVIDUAL SCORING G FG FT TP Muff, Larry 21 144 78 366 Hickert, G. 21 56 41 153 Hopkins, G. 14 53 35 141 Konen, Matt 18 25 27 77 Paolucci, T. 18 12 21 45 Reeves, T. 17 14 17 45 Anderson, P. 16 11 22 44 McCarthy, J. 12 13 7 33 Zelfer, J. 15 6 13 25 Van Dyke, R. 12 5 6 16 Begley, J. 3 2 4 8 Davis, L. 2 1 2 4 Hudnall, M. 1 0 0 0 Totals 21 342 273 957 Larry Muff sinks one in the St. Agnes tilt Tony Paolucci racks up two points against Lafayette. To mention a few, there were the Lafayette game, in which Maur Hill came from behind and won on an overtime, when Muff's charity shot tied the game after the buzzer had sounded the end of the regula- tion game period, the time the Ravens upset a much taller and faster Sumner quintet, and the Christian Broslgame when, the Galley crew trounced their sharpshoot- ing opponents. Gone from the team next year will be lettermen Larry Muff, Jim McCarthy, George Hickert, Gary Hopkins, and Ray Van Dyke, but prospects look bright with Matt Konen, Tony Paolucci, Pete Anderson, and Jerry Zelfer returning as lettermen. 54 A TEAM, LEFT TO'RIGHT: Coach Guy Galley, Pete Anderson, Gary Hopkins. Zelfer, Larry Muff, Jim McCarthy, Matt Konen, ABSENT. George Hickert, Ray Van Dyke, Jerry This Page Sponsored by BYRNE-CLEMENTS INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 239 524 Kansas Maur Hill has seen great players on her basket- ball courts but perhaps never before has she seen such consistent playing as that of her 6-4 center, Larry Muff. Records continued to fall as Larry built up an average of 17.7 points per game. He became the second to sink more than 100 field goals in one season for Maur Hill. His 144 field goals and 78 free throws gave him a season record of 366 points breaking Tom McCarthy's record of 334 points set in 1954. Larry also holds the individual record of 33 points for a single game against Lafayette this year, thus breaking last year's record of 32 points set by him also. 55 Jetjy Zeifer For ard Pete Anderson Guard forv at B TEAM, FRONT ROW: Bill Enright, Mike Hudnall, John Williams, George Binkley, Larry Davis, Paul McCollum, Mr, Richard Senecal. SECOND ROW: Gene Maly (Manager), Doug Schmidt, Claire Leise, Clarence Jacobs, Dale Konzem, Jack Rush, Mike Purslow, Steve Condon (Manager), B U The Jr. Raven B team failed to compile an impressive record although they gained valuable experience for next yeaT. One thing lacking in the B squad was coaching. Coach Galley couldn't spend much time with them and conse- quently they did not receive the necessary training. Mike Hudnall's all around play continually pulled losing games out of the fire and into the win column. Mike also set a new individual re- cord of 27 points against St. Agnes. B TEAM RECORD M.H. 33 Seaman 38 M.H. 45 Christian Bros, . 54 M.H. 30 Immaculata 21 M.H. 38 Lillis 18 M.H. 40 Sumner 52 M.H. 43 Powhattan 32 M.H. 51 Horton 38 M.H. 50 Christian Bros . 38 M.H. 41 Sumner 50 M.H. 49 Lafayette 43 M.H. 47 Immaculata 52 M.H. 45 St. Agnes 36 M.H. 31 Hiawatha 40 M.H. 49 Seneca 28 M.H. 37 Lafayette 49 M.H. 49 St. Agnes 51 M.H. 678 Opponents 640 57 This Page Sponsored by LASATER’S CLOTHING FRESHMEN TEAM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phil Kraus, Arvine De Marco, Ken Weishaar, Arthur Harned, George Boos. SECOND ROW: Albert Thomas, Frank Pianalto, Charles Fields, Ed Ahrens, Norman Birzer, David Flores, Paul Corpstein, Mr. Leroy Roberts, Louis Baldovino, Although the Frosh had the advantage of a thirteen game schedule they were only able to win five of their games. How- ever, such players as David Flores, Arvine DeMarco, and Charles Fields played great ball and they should be a big help to the B team next year. M.H. 30 Immaculata 31 M.H. 32 Atchison 50 M.H. 44 Effingham 36 M.H. 32 Ft. Leavenworth 47 M.H. 18 Ft. Leavenworth 36 M.H. 37 Ft. Leavenworth 23 M.H. 24 Atchison 28 M.H. 56 St. Benedict's 15 M.H. 29 Effingham 26 M.H. 28 Ft. Leavenworth 36 M.H. 19 St. Agnes 32 M.H. 29 Leavenworth 43 M.H. 27 Immaculata 20 M.H. 405 Opponents 423 59 FRONT ROW: Dick Binkley, Tom Newman, Leo Vap, Matt Konen, Mike Hudnall, Mike Purslow. SECOND ROW: Jerry Wickey, Jim Nass, Jack Burkart, Mike Barry, Antonio Salido. THIRD ROW: Eddie Begley, Barry Wills, John Clarkin, Dick Vogt, Edmundo Garcia, Coach Guy Galley. Baseball 1956 M.H. 3 N. Kansas City 7 M.H. 5 Ward 3 M.H. 3 Topeka 2 M.H. 11 Washington 4 M.H. 12 Christian Bros. 14 M.H. 6 Wyandotte 16 M.H. 3 N. Kansas City 7 M.H. 7 Christian Bros. 4 M.H. 6 Ward 4 M.H. 3 Topeka Regional Tournament 2 M.H. 16 De Soto 3 M.H. 1 Wyandotte 8 M.H. 2 Washington 1 M.H. 78 Opponents 75 RETURNING LETTERMEN FOR 1956 ARE: Jack Burkart, John Clarkin, James Nass, and Joe Filbert. 60 'Religion THE OPENING MASS Fr. Alphonse Berning Chaplain Knowinq. . . . L. SIEBENMORGEN AND J. BUSCHER, seek advice on spiritual problems. r 62 We are grateful to Fr. Alphonse for serving the spiritual needs of the stu- . dents as chaplain of Maur Hill. Not only does he act as.vocational director, but teaches Religion, Biology, and Sociology as well. For- tunate were we also to have Fr. Campion Doyle, O.Carm. as retreat master. He was very helpful in his confer- ences and instructions during his three day stay at Maur Hill. The privilege of serving Holy Mass is given only to the members of the St. John Berchman's Society. Under the guidance of Fr. Alphonse, fifty students enrolled in the Society. SENIORS serve opening Solemn High Mass. Senvinq and. . . . MEMBERS of St. John Berchman's Society, look on, as officers Muff, Rempe, and Rogers assist Fr. Bartholomew. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Ramsey, Benedict, Kraus, M. Benedict, Wood, Penka, Tobin. SECOND ROW; K. Rottering, Slosher,.Ahrens, Weber, Homan, Miller, Hanlon, L. Kraus, Hund. THIRD ROW; Baldovino, Ochs, Haiducek, Maly, P. Steichen, A. Pianalto, L. Rottering, Ellingsworth, Vap, Nusse. FOURTH ROW; F. Pianalto, Ridder, Geer, Braman, Peak, Marsicek, Hughes, Politte, Birzer. LAST ROW; Hayes, Rempe, Williams, Rogers, McCarthy, Jehle, J. Steichen, Lane. I vi MIKE GAUGHAN Organist Pnaiainq Him. FIRST ROW; Hanlon, L. Kraus, P. Kraus, Penka, Tobin, Homan. SECOND ROW: Weber, Hund, Ellingsworth, Baldovino Ahrens, Slosher. THIRD ROW; Schroll, J. Steichen, L. Rottering, Peak, Hughes, Lane, Birzer. FOURTH ROW; K. Rottering, A. Pianalto, Fr. Martin, Rempe, Jehle, Gaughan, Marsicek, Rogers. 64 ...... % ■?. ::' v4 : :.■ : School : ? % 7 u b 'V -fo - 'X K 0S .m '•C-y-A SSSfe cv. Pi y o- Pi1 ’SSL. BN'S tv l x Activities Student Council Michael Gaughan Secretary-Treasurer After the campaign last May, the Student party emerged victorious. Edward Weishaar became president as Raphael Wendling and Michael Gaughan took over the offices of vice-president and secretary treasurer respectively. To these men fell the task of asking for that extra time in the Roost at world series time, taking laundry to the post office, and promoting mixers through- out the year. They never shirked their duty and did the fine job we expected of them. LEFT: AFTER THE CAMPAIGN in May. These are the boys who have distinguished themselves in school work. As in sports, so in studies, the seniors and juniors led the way with 10 and 14 representatives re- spectively, including eight straight A students, on the 42-man semes- ter list. For some, earning this position on the honor roll was easy, for others hard, but they have all earned the recognition. STRAIGHT A STUDENTS. FRONT: Fred Jehle, Kenneth Hanlon, Len Kraus, Mike Benedict. BACK: Norman Birzer, Phil Kraus. Honon. Studenti SOPHOMORES, FRONT ROW; Noll, Condon, Wolters, Bindel. FRESHMEN, SECOND ROW: Lane, Tobin, Adams, Bird, Diebolt, Wulff. RIGHT, SENIORS, FRONT ROW: Gaughan, Rempe, Denton, Benedict, Thompson JUNIORS, SECOND ROW; Garza, Leise, Steichen, Pianalto, Nass. TATLER Editors caught looking over an issue are LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Jehle, Sports Editor; Kenneth Hanlon, News Editor; Jim Nass, Feature Editor; Dave Rogers, Editor in Chief. THE TATLER Toward the end of each month the Tatler room became alive with the hum of typewriters as the editors began to write the stories of the reporters and to plan the layout of the next issue of the paper. Dave Rogers, the only member on the staff with any editorial experience, took over the job of editor-in-chief. Kenneth Hanlon served the post of news editor while Jim Nass filled the spot of feature editor. Fred Jehle acted as sports editor. These four boys deserve a lot of credit for the fine job that they did on the Tatler. 68 Circulation Managers, Larry Dierks, and Mike Barry. TATLER REPORTERS, STANDING: Bud Wendling, Jerry Zelfer, Dale Konzem, Paul McCollum, Jim Halloran, and Mike Gaughan. SEATED: Mike Hudnall, Terry Wood, Mike Benedict, Leonard Kraus, and Marion Schroll. 'lattice Tttcuci 'Heart OTHER STAFF MEMBERS ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Andre Guldner, proofreader; John Williams, reporter; John Pianalto, proofreader; and Jim McCarthy, advertising. THE TATLER ALL CATHOLIC, 1943-55 Published the last week of each month except June, July and August by the stu- dents of Maur Hill School, Atchison. Kas. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief_____Dave Rogers News Editor_________Gary Hanlon Feature Editor_______ .Jim Nass Sports Exlitor______________Fred Jehle Cartoonist__________Bob Marsicek Reporters Bill Enright. Mike Gaughan. Raymond Huss, Pete Anderson. Bud Wendling, John Steichen, Jerry Ramsey. Ray Van- Dyke. Terry Wood. Jim Halloran, Mike Purslow, John Williams Advertising_____________Jim McCarthy Proofreader_______________John Pianalto Andre Guldner Adviser____________________Father Roger Rumery Photographer______Father Gabriel Exkart Circulation Mgr___________Larry Dierks Mike Barry Joe Begley Subscription per year $1.00. per issue 15c Entered as second-class matter October 24. 1941, at the post office at Atchison. Kansas under the act of March 3, 1879. WEISHAAR AND THOMPSON MARSICEK AND REMPE Co-editors Layout Designers Reconden of; the l ean BUD WENDLING Advertising Manager and BOB BUSCHER Business Manager with Co-editors. In preparing this 1957 Maurite, we the staff have tried to plan it in such a way that it will be pleasing to everyone. We would like to extend our thanks to Fr. Roger for his guidance and also Fr. Gabriel for his help in taking pictures. In addition L. Siebenmorgen should be complimented for aiding our sales of ads. Marsicek and Rempe's ideas were a great help in putting out this annual. To these and to all of you students we say, Thanks. THE MAURITE STAFF YYluaic THE BAND under the direction of Fr. Camillus. GLEE CLUB, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Benedict. L. Baldovino, F. Pianalto, P. Kraus, M. Benedict, J. Hoch, J. Ramsey, L. Stahl, T. Homan, T. Wood. SECOND ROW: C. Tobin, E. Ahrens, J. Bird, G. Ridder, K. Rottering, K. Hanlon, L. Vap, J. Morrow, A. Slosher, N, Haiducek, P. Stiechen. T. Miller. THIRD ROW: L. Politte, J. Hughes, R. Hayes, N. Birzer, G. Geer, L. Rottering, L. Peak, B. Bender, E. Maly, R. Nusse, F. jehle, J. Steichen, L. Kraus. THE OCTET, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jon Benedict, Ed Weishaar, Kenny Hanlon, Phil Kraus, Fred Jehle, Norman Birzer, Leonard Kraus, John Steichen. This has been the third year for Fr. Camillus as the head of the music depart- ment. He has a big job to do in molding a group of singers and musicians who are not exactly blessed with talent into a fine organization. However, we think that Fr. has done a wonderful job. THE BAND was composed mostly of underclassmen. They played for pep ral- lies and other assemblies during the year. THE GLEE CLUB also was composed largely of underclassmen. They sang at all presentations of the dramatics depart- ment. THE OCTET was formed from the more talented members of the Glee Club. They appeared along with the Glee Club at school assemblies and at the Mission Benefit. FR. CAMILLUS Twelve Angry Men , a three act play was presented to the student body and the Mount on the evening of November 13. Summer Comes to the Diamond O was the feature attraction of the Christmas program presented on December 10. The main feature of the Thespian year was the three act play entitled Career Angel , which was given on the evening of March 12. The main drawbacks of the dramatics were lack of space, money, and boys who had ex- perience in the art of acting. Fr. Wilfred was again head of this department. His big trouble was finding suitable plays for an all male cast. Everyone agrees that despite these handicaps the dramatics department had a very successful year. I'll kill you! roars Rempe during production of Twelve Angry Men. The cast of players for Twelve Angry Men. 72 This Page Sponsored by WAUNA HOTEL Wauna, Oregon I'll stake my P.H.D. on it's genuineness, says Fr. Ubaldus while he holds his manuscript, during Career Angel I still say this is a dump! says Wayne Denton about the Diamond O ranch. RIGHT: Do you feel a headache coming on? M CLUB MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: Bud Wendling, Football; Mike Barry, Football; Bob Buscher, Football; Larry Muff, Football, Basketball; Brendan Oniel, Football- Mike Purslow, Football; Jim Nass, Football, Baseball. SECOND ROW: Gary Hanlon, Tatler, Band; George Hickert, Football, Basketball; Jack Buscher, Football; Gary Hopkins, Football. Basketball; Bob Marsicek, Football, Dramatics; Jerry Zelfer, Basketball; Wilton Thompson, Football; Jon Benedict, Football; Tim Davenport, Football; Jack Burkart, Football, Baseball; Ray Van Dyke Basketball. THIRD ROW: Ed Weishaar, Band, Tatler, Maurite; Matt Murrane, Dramatics, Student Manager; Larry Dierks, Tatler; Jim McCarthy, Basketball; Dave Rogers, Tatler, Football, Dramatics; Wayne Denton, Football; John Steichen, Band; Mike Gaughan, Tatler, Dramatics; Fred Jehle, Tatler; John Pianalto, Student Manager. All Maur Hill students who have won school monograms are eligible to become members of the M club. Officers which were elected last May presided over the first organized meeting on February 1. They are Robert Buscher: president, Larry Siebenmorgen: vice-president, Larry Muff: secretary-treasurer. Jack Burkart: sergeant- at-arms. The primary purpose of the M club is to promote a better understanding between the students and the faculty while the main aim is to encourage extracurricular activities. 74 J ntnamunal '• 1 T - ' ..■• Intramurals S' ,■, «• y xv - rw « „ k � «c •� « •«• r •;;:nrs — - - .. 1 6- tK '■� � • • . Akohol«C ,,_ lbr 4®� « A LEAGUE CHAMPS: Bob Doman, Charlie Noll, Jim Van Dyke, Harold Schrick, George Stanton, Les Gates. B LEAGUE CHAMPS: George Durst. Frank Davis, Steve Condon, Jim Grove, Jerry Urban, Mike Wolters, Bill O'Keefe. 76 LEAGUE STANDINGS A 1 . Mooney Crickers 2. Faculty 3. Romero 4. O'Neill B 1 . Condon 2. Kramer 3. Turner 4. Wood C 1 . Buckingham 2. Weber A LEAGUE CHAMPS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Nass, Bob Domann, Harold Schrick, Gerald Navinskey, Jerry Black. B LEAGUE CHAMPS, STANDING: Corky Jacobs, Coach. FRONT ROW: Frank Davis, Jerry Urban. BACK ROW: Bill O'Keefe, Mike Wolters, Steve Condon. A LEAGUE STANDINGS 1. Faculty 2. Zeffer 3. Davenport 4. Tobin A LEAGUE CHAMPS: Jerry Zelfer, Richard Bmmmel, Jack Buscher, lohn Williams, Rodney Nusse, Paul Sherwood. Watch! LEAGUE STANDING 1. Maly 2. Garza 3. Hanlon 4. Wolters 5. Sloscher 6. Streck B LEAGUE CHAMPS- Bernie Pettinger, Paul Steichen, Jerry Ridder. FRONT ROW: Len Kraus, Gene Maly, Mike Benedict. 78 FR DANIEL, Principal of Maur Hill, addresses pep rally. THE BONFIRE, sign of spirit and hopes of all the Maur Hill backers and the team. CHEERLEADERS, CLOCKWISE: Liz Anderson, Judy Busenbarrick, Dolores Duffey, Darlene Pierce. 80 Coach Galley lends spirit to the pep rally. RememUened. THE CLOSING of the Homecoming festivities. THE QUEEN, ATTENDANTS, AND THEIR ESCORTS: Liz Anderson. Larry Dierks, Dolores Duffey, Jim McCarthy, Norma Schrick. Queen. Jim George, Michael Gaughan. QUEEN NORMA IS CROWNED by Larry Muff and Larry Siebenmorgen. SWEETHEARTS DANCE highlighted by crowning Kathleen Handke queen. Priesthoods entertain at the Mission Benefit. AUTUMN HOP peace is disturbed by FR. ROGER'S presence. This Page Sponsored by PINE BOOKSTORE SUPPLY 8116 Evans Chicago 19, Illinois 82 Mr. Mrs. Rozier Hughes................. Mr. Mrs. Mark Hund..................... Dr. Mrs. Clarence'Jacobs............... Mr. Mrs. Edward Konen.................. Mr. Mrs. Raymond Konzem................ Mrs. Katherine Lane...................... Dr. Mrs. D.J. Lyons.................... Mr. Mrs. John F. McCarthy.............. Mr. Mrs. Sterling McCollum............. Mrs. Charlene McNeely.................... M Sgt. Mrs. Charles F. McHugh . Mr. Mrs. William J. Maly............... Mr. Mrs. Rudolph Marsicek.............. Mr. Mrs. Robert Morrow................. Mr. Mrs. Donald G. Muff................ Mr. Mrs. Joheph P. Murrane .... Mr. Mrs. Herman J. Nass................ Mr. Mrs. M.T. 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HOSPITAL . . . SCHOOL PRINTING NEEDS ARE BEST SERVED The Abbey Student Press ST. BENEDICT’S COLLEGE Atchison, Kansas SJndex Dedication Page 3 Faculty Page 5 Seniors Page 11 Juniors Page 27 Sophomores Page 33 Freshmen Page 37 Athletics Page 43 Religion Page 61 School Activities Page 65 Intramurals Page 75 Social Activities Page 79 Patrons Page 84 Ads Page 87 YEARBOOKS C COVER BY MYERS