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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

EDITOR - IN - CHIEF PHOTO EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR art editor LAYOUT EDITOR ASSISTANT LAYOUT EDITOR ASSISTANT LAYOUT EDITOR (J BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER uJ ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER MODERATOR C y A) A? 1 , Tobh Dedication 2 Tacultq 3 Senioni 15 unioni 31 Sophomonei 39 Jneihmen 4 47 Keliqion 55 Sponti 59 ■Activities 75 Social 85 Adventiieni 93 Ccmimis DeJlccdiow With deepest gratitude and sincere appreciation, we the class of '60 dedicate this 1960 Maurite to the Benedictine Monks, lay teachers, parents, alumni and friends of Maur Hill, who have worked and prayed to bring the Maur Hill redevelopment program to the ground breaking stage, and the many more who will assist in making the FUTURE MAUR HILL SCHOOL a reality. 7 Owt Ptp dtoidb Abbott Cuthbert McDonald, O.S.B., president of Maur Hill, is seen above during his audience with Pope John XXIII. Through Abbott Cuthbert's leadership, prayers, and sacrifices, we enjoy many of the superior qualities found here at Maur Hill. We wish to thank him for his devoted work with Maur Hill. FCtih t This year has been the most fruitful for Father Edwi n Watson, O. S. B. . He has made the building project a reality. He has stepped up the scholastic standards of the school. With these and other ac- tivities, he has still man- aged to counsel many stu- dents, perform the custom- ary duties of principal, and keep his good humor. We have one question to ask with wonder and ad- miration: How does he do it? t-tXLu -, Fr. Alphonse Berning, O.S.B., stepped up his activities considerably this year. He con- tinued to increase the books in the library and completed the new filing system. English I and IV students will not easily forget his classes as will none of the Religion IV students. Besides being Vice-Principal and librarian. Father attended to the nourishment of the students in the refectory. 5yl. s Eoth i Augu6fat Returning after a long absence, Fr. Augustine Rottering, O.S.B. was a stranger to almost all the Maurites. However, his friendly personality, sin- cerity, and helpful advice quickly overcame this obstacle. He is pastor of Saint Patrick's Parish, teacher of Physics, and advisor of the Radio Club. FaJtk v W In his roles as in- firmiarian and athletic director Fr. Wilferd Fangman, O.S.B. cared for the un- healthy and inspired the healthy. Dramatics Club was formed under his guidance. He taughtEnglish I, and III, as well as speech. The M Club benefited much from his wise advice as moderator. 6 Fctih t Fr. Martin Taylor, O.S.B., completed his second year as Chaplain and prefect of the priesthood students. He guided the St. John Berchman’s Society and taught several classes. Among these were Latin I, II, III, IV, Spanish I and Religion II. Father is one of the most active outdoors men on the fac- ulty. Ctf Returning after a year's absence obtaining a Master's Degree in music is Father Camillus Wurtz, O.S.B. Father took over as head of the Music Departmenl and conducted the band, glee club, and choir. He also gave private instructions to several in- terested students. His regular classes were World History, Religion III, and Latin I. 7 Fftfcfuw' f-fe uufttt Another color in our life here at Maur Hill was Fr. Herman Fangman, O.S.B., with his keen wit. Father taught Religion III, Geometry, Alge- bra I and Mechanical Drawing. He was also prefect of the day-students Mass and the swimming pool. Fctfefuw Qtilyu l! Many of us will recall the hours that Fr. Gabriel sacrificed in our behalf He was a constant reference for mathematics and science students throughout the year. He taught General Science, Trigonometry, and prefected the boarders Mass and St. Placidus Hall. 8 Foih i Rage i One of the busiest yet the jolliest members of the faculty was Fr. Roger Rumery O.S.B. Father was in charge of all school publications, mainly the Tatler and Maurite. He taught three typing classes, two English II classes, and bookkeeping. Added to his heavy burden was the task of Moderator of Camera Club. Never will we forget his jolly personality or his help in the classroom. Fotlnj t B'dOuvv Seniors reaped great rewards from Fr. Brian Kelly, O.S.B., and his American History and Sociology classes. He also taught World History. Father made sure that the students' desire for recreation and tid- bits were supplied in the Roost . We will always remember his friendly jibing. 9 Fttfcflflw JtAAx)' Fr. Andrew Gottschalk, O.S.B., was in charge of much of the discipline this year. He was prefect of St. Maur Hall and of the dormitory. A great number of students participated enthusiastically in his intramural programs. He taught Algebra I, II, and Religion II EaJtk v 0w6K All right, everybody out, was the familiar cry of Fr. Owen Purcell, O.S.B., prefect of the locker room. As assistant in the intramural program, he provided much of our recreation. He taught Latin I, II, Religion II, and English I. Many of his hours were spent in friendly conversation with us around the locker room. 10 ita . Qojm L One of the more inspirational faculty members was Mr. Galley. Athletes will long, long remember the fiery pep talks he gave in football and baseball. He was re- spected in his Physiology, Citizenship, and Physical Education classes. Also, Mr. Galley coached 'B' basketball, was school's Guidance Councilor, and junior class moderator. Ita. Eugew Completing his second year here at Maur Hill, Mr. Eugene Lazzo instructed Maurites in Consti- tution and Algebra. He coached the Jr. Ravens' line in football, the varsity basketball, and the track team. He was moderator of the freshman class. 11 flA u. Edw ul Qt ik In his first year at Maur Hill, Mr. Stork taught General Science and Biology. Being a newcomer was no ob- stacle to his joining the spirit of the school. He participated in in- tramurals, attended ath- letic events faithfully, and became a good friend to many students. U U DfitUuS facCtiAtklJ Mr. Dennis McCarthy instructed the fine art of drawing along with the history of art. He made good impressions on the student's mind with his weekly colored movies. R uihf-fcut uv There are numerous odd jobs plus a regular full time secretarial schedule which Miss Ruth Hansen performs. How- ever, she will al- ways take a few minutes out to assist a student. Qtfatvb Wheels Mrs. Evelyn Clayter is performing one of her many duties. Here she is cleaning a priest's quarters. Much gratitude is owed to these nuns for the wonderful meals they prepare. Yet we do not stop to think about the amount of time needed to serve 120 people thrice a day. The Sisters’ Mother House is in Mexico City. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sisters Maria, Lucia, Clementina. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sisters Flavia, Giselo, Judith. 13 MR. ED HEINER discusses teaching problems with the first semester practice teachers Galen Rotting - haus, Thomas Carey, and Thomas Waller. THESE TEN practice teachers are part of St. Benedict's supervised student teaching program. The purpose of this program is to make it possible for participants to be- come state certified teachers after graduation along with experience in teaching under seasoned teachers. SECOND SEMESTER PRACTICE TEACHERS: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Jerry Letoumeau. Jim O’Brien, Richard Farrell. BOTTOM ROW: Richard Albers, Mark Flynn, Vince Harrington, and William Sulzman. 14 CJms off '60 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ARE LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Pianalto, Secretary; Aurthur Harned, President; Fr. Alphonse Berning, O. S.B. , Moderator; Tom Homan, Vice-President. We seniors are proud to think that these past four years have been among the most prosperous and beneficial of our lives. As a single group we have worked towards a single goal. To advance spirit- ually, mentally and physically in an ever growing world, has been our goal. Here at Maur Hill the Benedictine Fathers have devoted their time and energy to help us realize this goal. Each of us has learned the true meaning of trial. By combining our efforts with those of our teachers, we have learned to overcome obstacles whether they be great or trivial. Among the members of our class are a number of able leaders who have carried us through the rough spots. Only too well we realize how much we are indebted to our parents and guardi- ans for the sacrifices made on our behalf to provide a good Catholic education and to you, our parents and faculty, we ex- press a sincere gratitude. Life has in store for us many severe trials. What we have learned through our classes, social activities, and sports will provide the solution for many of life's problems. Yes, all of these things together make us a proud class, the class of '60. 16 DENNIS J. BERGER 816 Page Street Atwood. Kansas Band 3 . 4 ; Glee Club 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; St. John Berchman's Society 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; M Club 4. JAMES R. ARMSTRONG 821 West Portland Springfield, Missouri Intramurals 3,4; St. John Berchman's Society 3,4; Radio Club 3,4; Camera Club 3,4 ; Football 4; Dramatics 3.4; M Club 4. THOMAS W. ARNOLD Nenzel, Nebraska Intramurals 2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4 ; St. John Berchman's Society 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4 ; M Club 4. EDWARD A. AHRENS 5881 May ville Dayton, Ohio Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; St. John Berchman's Society 1,2,3.4; Camera Club 3,4; Dramatics 3 . 4 ; M Club 4. PAUL J. CORPSTEIN Nortonville, Kansas Football 1,2.3,4 ; Intramurals 1,2 ,3,4; St. John Berchman’s Society 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Dramatics 4; Camera Club 4. MICHAEL A. BRINKMAN 928 Union Street Emporia, Kansas Honor Roll 3; Band 3 ,4 ; Glee Club 3,4; Octet 3,4; Maurite Sports Editor 4; Tatler Sports Editor 4 ; Dramatics 3 . Secretary-Treasurer 4°; Best Actor 3; Speech Co-op Contest 3; Intramurals 3,4; M Club 4; St. John Berchman’s Society 3.4. MICHAEL J. BIRD 310 N. 2nd Atchison. Kansas Honor Roll 1,2,3; Dramatics 3,4; Religion Contest 3; Football 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DAVID F. BANKER Route 4 Atchison, Kansas Honor Roll 1,2,3; Football 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. NORMAN W. BIRZER Route 1 Ellinwood, Kansas Honor Roll 1,2,3; ”M Club 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3.4; Octet 1, 2,3,4; St. John Berchman's Society 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3, President 4; Foot- ball 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Sophomore Class President; Intramurals 1 ,2 ,3,4; Tatler 2 .3 ; Glee Club 1.2,3.4; Camera Club 2,3,4; Maurite Photo Editor 4; Basketball 1,2; Camera Club 2,3 President 4; May Day Trophy 1,2,3,4. 18 LOUIS DALY 3605 College Kansas City, Missouri Band 1,2,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; St. John Berchman's Society 2,3,4; Camera Club 3,4 ; M Club 4. JOHN T. BUCKINGHAM Corning, Kansas Football 1,2,3; Student Manager 3 . 4 ; M Club 4; Intra murals 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; St. John Berchman's Society 1,2,3.4; Dramatics 3,4; Camera Club 4. GEORGE T. BOOS 1107 Santa Fe Atchison, Kansas Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3,4 ; Basketball 1; M Club 4. JAMES C. BRENTANO 1327 South 10th Atchison, Kansas Intramurals 1,2,3,4. EDWARD P. CLEARY 223 East Fifth Norbome, Missouri Honor Roll 2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Basketball 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; St. John Berchman’s Society 3,4; M Club 4; Camera Club 4. 19 MICHAEL B. DIEBOLT 841 South 4th Street Atchison, Kansas Honor Roll 1; Religion Speech Contest 2; Intra murals 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 4. CHARLES J. FIELDS 805 St. Joseph Avenue Atchison. Kansas Honor Roll 3; Football 1.2,3.4 ; Baseball 1,2,3. FILOSA, ARMSTRONG, AND Lyons go through Saturday morning routine of making their beds. 20 ARVINE V. DeMARCO 835 South 28th Omaha, Nebraska Band 1 .2 ,3 ,4 ; Band President 4; Class Vice-President 2; Football 1, 2,3 ,4 ; Basketball 1.2.3,4 ; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; St. John Berchman’s Society 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 2; M Club 3,4; Camera Club 4; Mission Benefit King Candidate 2. JOHN R. FUNK Route 1 Atchison, Kansas Football 1,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LAWRENCE J. ERPELDING 606 Green Street Atchison, Kansas Intramurals 1.2,3.4. WAYNE P. FILOSA 612 East Main Arma, Kansas Intramurals 3,4; Basketball 3; Dramatics 3,4. DAVID R. FLORES 203 North 2nd Atchison, Kansas Honor Roll 1; Religion Speech Contest 2; Class Vice-President 2; Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3 ; M Club 2,3, 4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 21 PAUL T. GRAFF 110 North Pine Beloit, Kansas Band 1 ,2 3 ,4 ; Band Vice- President 4; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Dramatics 2; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; St. John Berchman’s Society 2,3, 4; M Club 3,4; Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Basketball 1; Maurite Art Editor 4; Mission Benefit King 4. WILLIAM F. HUND Paxico, Kansas Honor Roll 2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3 ,4 ; Stage Manager 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 2; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; St. John Berchman’s Society 1,2, 3,4; ”M Club 4. AURTHUR P. HARNED 1400 North 3rd Atchison, Kansas Honor Roll 1; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Class President 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; M” Club 4. JOSEPH M. GROVE 1013 North 2nd Atchison, Kansas Glee Club 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Tatler 2,3 ; Basketball 2,3; M Club 4. FIELDS. SCHRICK, AND Schuetz eat heartily at the steak dinner given by Mr. Joe Schuele. STUDY HALL JAMES E. HEMPSTEAD 30 Bellerive Acres St. Louis. Missouri Honor Roll 2.3. Octet 4; Football 3,4 ; Student Council Secretary - Treasurer 4; Basketball 2,3; Base- ball 2,3 . 4 ; Tatler 2 . Feature Editor 3 ., 4 ; Maruite 3, Editor-in - Chief 4 ; St. John Berchman's Society 2.3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Dramatics 4 ; M Club 2,3.4. GEORGE W. KINKEAD 516 Laramie Street Atchison, Kansas Basketball 2.3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL C. JOHNSON 1026 Sunset Amarillo. Texas Honor Roll 2.3,4; Religion Speech Contest 2,3 ; Football 3 ,4 ; Co- Captain 4; Dramatics 2; Intramurals 3,4; Tatler News Editor 3 Editor- in-Chief 4 ; St. John Berchman's Society 3,4; M” Club 3, President 4; Maurite Assistant Layout Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3. THOMAS A. HOMAN 1107 Grove Crete, Nebraska Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; M Club 3, 4; Choir 1.2.3.4; Glee Club 1.2.3.4 Band 2,3 ,4 , Secretary-Treasurer; Octet 2.3,4; Senior Class President; Intramurals 1.2,3,4; Tatler Photo Editor 3 ,4 ; St. John Berchman’s Society 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 2,3 , 4 . Vice-President 4; Radio Club 4; Dramatics 2 .3 .4 . Vice- President 4. TERRENCE D. HAINES 1208 North 3rd Atchison, Kansas Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 2.3; Maurite 4 . LAWRENCE R. POLLARD 218 North 15th Atchison. Kansas Intramurals 1,2,3,4. CHARLES J. RILEY 9905 St. Martha Lane Saint Ann, Missouri Glee Club 2.3,4; Octet 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Tatler Circulation Manager 4 ; Student Council President 4; Intra murals 2,3,4; St. John Berchman’s Society 2,3,4 Camera Club 2, Vice-President 4; Dramatics 4; M Club 4. FRANICS J. PIANALTO Atwood. Kansas Honor Roll 3; Intra murals 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Basketball 1,3; Baseball 2; Glee Club 1; Dramatics 4. WILLIAM H. PELTZER 905 Laramie Street Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Radio Club 4. 24 MALCOLM LYONS 512 West First Pittsburg, Kansas Dramatics 2,3 ,4 ; Class Secretary- Treasurer 3; Football 1,2,3,4 . Intramurals 1,2,3,4; St. John Berchman’s Society 1,2,3 4; Camera Club 3,4; M Club 4. PATRICK W. LANE Morrill, Nebraska Honor Roll 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2 ,3 .4 ; Choir 1; Organist 2, 3,4; Dramatics Stage Manager 3 ,4 ; Intramurals 1.2,3,4; St. John Berchman’s Society 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 2.3,4 ; Radio Club 3.4; M Club 4. RONALD P. LIERZ Axtell, Kansas Honor Roll 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Choir 2.3,4; Dramatics 2,3; Camera Club 3; Sacristan 3,4; Intramurals 2.3.4; St. John Berchman’s Society 2.3.4. GREGORY E. MUFFITT 320 South 92nd Omaha, Nebraska Intramurals 3.4; Basketball 3; Camera Club 4; St. John Berchman's Society 4; Tatler 4 ; Dramatics 4 ; M Club 4. DENNIS M. QUINN Waterloo, Nebraska Band 2; Glee Club 3,4; Football 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DENNIS G. STOCKMAN 1215 North 3rd Atchison, Kansas Glee Club 3; Intramurals 3,4. MICHAEL F. SCHULTE Route 1 Marysville, Missouri Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4 ; Glee Club 2,4; Dramatics 4; Maurite Layout Editor 4; St. John Berchman’s Society 1,2,3,4; M Club 4. JAMES E. SCHNEIDER 1501 Santa Fe Atchison, Kansas Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Basketball 1, 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; M Club 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4. WILLIAM A. STAGGS 641 East 45th Kansas City, Missouri Honor Roll 3; Intramurals 3,4; Dramatics 3.4; Radio Club 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4. 26 DENNIS B. SCHRICK Route 3 Atchison, Kansas Football 1.3,4 ; Basketball 1.3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; M” Club 4. LAWRENCE G. SCHUETZ 1201 Highland Atchison, Kansas Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Glee Club 3,4. ANTHONY M. SLUSHER 2021 North 50th Omaha, Nebraska Honor Roll 1; Glee Club 1,2,3.4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Octet 3,4; Band 4 ; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; St. John Berchman’s Society 1,2,3,4; M Club 4; Dramatics 4 . LOUIS R. STRECK Route 1 Pilot Grove, Missouri Honor Roll 3; Band 2,3 . 4 ; Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Intramurals 1, 2,3.4; Camera Club 3 ,4 ; Basket- ball 3. 27 CHARLES P. TOBIN Burlington. Missouri Honor Roll 1.2.3; Glee Club 1,2. 3.4; Choir 1.2.3.4; Octet 3,4; Dramatics 2.3 .4 ; Football 1.3; Intramurals 1.2.3,4; St. John Berchman’s Society 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 2,3,4; Secretary- Treasurer 3,4; Sacristan 3,4; Band 2,3 .4 ; M Club 3,4. WILLARD J. VINTON Whitman. Nebraska Glee Club 2; Football 1.2.3.4 ; Intramurals 1.2.3,4; St. John Berchman's Society 2,3,4; President 4; Mission Benefit King Candidate 3; M Club 4. VINTON AND ARNOLD carefully scrutinize the cue-ball as Slusher prepares for a shot. Wooden m s and ties signify M Club initiation week. EDWIN L. VOLLMER Route 4 Atchison, Kansas Honor Roll 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 28 WILLIAM R. VOGT 1429 Division Atchison, Kansas Football 1.2,3.4 ; M Club 4; Intra murals 1,2,3,4. ALBERT O. THOMAS 712 Fletcher Avenue Atchison, Kansas Football 1.2,3 ,4°; Basketball 1; M Club 3,4. DENNIS N. WAGNER Route 1 Atchison, Kansas Football 1,2,3,4 ; Intra murals 1, 2,3,4; Glee Club 3; M Club 4. 29 CLAUDE C. WEBER Havenville, Kansas Glee Club 2,3,4; Choir 1,2; St. John Berchman’s Society 1,2,3,4; Football 4 ; Intramurals 1 ,2 ,3,4; Camera Club 3,4: Basketball 3. KENNETH E. WEISHAAR Nortonville, Kansas Sophomore Secretary-Treasurer; M Club 4; Junior President; Intramurals 1.2,3,4; St. John Berchman’s Society 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Basketball 1,3; Camera Club 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Dramatics 4; Mission Benefit King Candidate 1. DAVID E. WULFF 614 North 4th Atchison, Kansas Honor Roll 1,2,3; Football 1,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. PHILIP C. WEHLE, Jr. ‘VoM.A.A.G., France U.S. Embassy A.P.O. 230, New York, N.Y. Honor Roll 2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Dramatics 3 .4; Intramurals 2,3, 4; ”M Club 4; St. John Berchman's Society 2,3,4. 30 After completing three years as high school students, the Junior class is well prepared to take on the responsibilities that will be expected of them as seniors. Fine performances were rendered in both football, basketball, and baseball. Juniors proved themselves capable of working on the Tatler and .Maurite. Dramatics along with the glee club, took juniors into the realm of their extra- curricular activities. With their senior year ahead of them, we wish the class of '61 the best of luck in their endeavors at Maur Hill. RONALD AZIERE 914 N. 2nd Atchison, Kansas GEORGE BILIMEK 1015 N. 2nd Atchison, Kansas PAUL BROWN 122 Lancaster Clatton 24, Missouri KENNETH BROWNELL 421 S. Vine North Platte, Nebraska JAMES BRUER 1323 Commercial Atchison, Kansas RONALD CAFFERTY RR 1 Atchison, Kansas JOSEPH CARRIGAN 929 N. 4th Atchison, Kansas MICHAEL CLARKIN RR 1 Satanta, Kansas ROBERT CONNOR 124 W. 61st Terrace Kansas City, Missouri DAVID CULIG 1240 W. 71st Terrace Kansas City, Kansas MICHAEL DANAHER 1007 N. 5th Atchison, Kansas 33 DENNIS DEVINEY RR 1 Atchison, Kansas ROBERT EASLEY 3427 Sheridan Lincoln 6, Nebraska STEPHEN EDMONDS 200 E. 14th Horton, Kansas HUBERT ELIAS RR 1 Atchison, Kansas FRANCIS ENZBRENNER RR 2 Atchison, Kansas O’CONNOR, HEIMES AND HORIGAN relax after a strenuous study session. DANIEL FURHMAN RR 4 Atchison, Kansas PAUL GEIGER 600 N. 5th Beatrice, Nebraska WILLIAM GILL 1014 N. 4th Atchison, Kansas DAVID GWARTNEY Box 96 Easton, Kansas 34 JOHN HEIMES JOHN HORIGAN 1306 Main Frankfort, Kansas Adel, Iowa ELIAS, CAFFERTY AND BURKART start on their daily walk home. DAVID JACOBS RR 4 Atchison, Kansas WILLIAM JUNK 7592 Walnut Atchison, Kansas THOMAS KERN 918 N. Tenth Atchison, Kansas LASATER’S CLOTHING 617 Commercial Phone 675 C H C TIRE SUPPLY 712 Main Phone 2699 IOSEPH KONZEM RR 3 Beloit, Kansas JOSEPH KRENTZ MICHAEL McGUIRE 2019 Arnold Bode, Iowa Topeka, Kansas GERALD KRAMER RR 1 Winchester, Kansas 35 DANIEL MEARA Rushville, Missouri MICHAEL NOLAN 1009 Mound Atchison, Kansas DARYL NOLL RR 1 Winchester, Kansas PETER MILLER Huron. Kansas DEE MINNIS 1437 Commercial Atchison, Kansas RICHARD NELSON 114 N. Linden Ave Valentine, Illinois JOEY NOLL RR 3 Atchison, Kansas SIMPSON, KONZEM AND EASLEY wait to contribute their last dime to the eagerly waiting roost cash register. 36 KARL SCHUELE RR 4 Atchison, Kansas ROBERT NORMOYLE 3417 31st Ave. Rock Island, Illinois MICHAEL O’CONNOR RR 2 Gower, Missouri THEODORE PELTZER KAFF DRUGS 501 Commercial Phone 31 905 Laramie Atchison, Kansas O’BRIAN AND SCHUSTER wait in line to check out their weekly allowance. THOMAS RYAN 5519 Virginia Kansas City, Kansas THOMPSON’S RESTAURANT 117 N. 5th Phone 1446 JAMES SCHUSTER Pilot Grove, Missouri 37 ROBERT SIMPSON Manchester, Missouri WILLIAM WAGNER RR 1 Atchison, Kansas STEPHEN VANDERWEIDE RR 1 Atchison, Kansas BYRNE-CLEMENTS AGENCY 524 Kansas Avenue Phone 3960 FOLEY’S CLEANERS 113 North 6th Phone 1007 JOHN VANDYKE 1125 15th Atchison, Kansas HAROLD TURNER 1501 S. 6th Atchison, Kansas 38 C0ASS off '62 Sophomores! After completing their second year they anxiously await the beginning of their Junior year. Several sophomores did well in varsity sports while others showed their scholastic abilities by making the honor roll. We congratulate them on the fine showing they have made. Let's hope their next two years as Maurites will be just as successful. CLASS OFFICERS OF THE SOPHOMORES are: Joseph Paolucci, President; John Flynn, Secretary; Michael Begley, Vice-Presi- dent. Father Wilfred Fangman is Moderator of the Sophomore Class. MICHAEL BEGLEY 115 S. 3rd Atchison, Kansas MICHAEL BAUMANN 1503 Kansas Atchison, Kansas ROGER BECKER Centralia, Kansas JOHN BRUER 1323 Commercial Atchison, Kansas DAVID DOESCHER Phillips Apt. Hotel Bartlesville, Oklahoma 41 DANIEL BROX RR 2 Atchison, Kansas JOHN CURRAN 17 Fairview Drive York, Nebraska FRANK BUSSENBARRICK 1515 Santa Fe Atchison, Kansas GERALD DOOLEY 1518 Atchison Atchison, Kansas DANIEL BOLTON 281 South Ashland Lexington, Kentucky MICHAEL CONRAD 1404 South 8th Atchison, Kansas E. J. CONRAD Standard Bulk Agent 700 Main Phone 14 FLORES CLEANERS 409 Commercial Phone 996 JOHN FLYNN 511 Laramie Atchison, Kansas GARY HAGER 1108 Santa Fe Atchison, Kansas MICHAEL HERMESCH Seneca, Kansas TERRANCE HOPKINS 318 Division Atchison, Kansas DENIS HESS 511 South 6th Atchison, Kansas MICHAEL HOPKINS 1443 South 7th Atchison, Kansas MICHAEL HAVERTY 1353 Kansas Avenue Atchison, Kansas THOMAS HUDNALL 531 South Cherry Ottawa, Kansas EDGAR HANNY 1106 Parallel Atchison, Kansas PAOLUCCI BEGLEY GROCERY 115 South 3rd Phone 817 Phone 2030 JOHN HUGHES 79 South Wycombe Avenue Landsdowne, Pennsylvania 42 ELENO LOPEZ 523 Mound Atchison, Kansas CHARLES LEFEVERS Star of the West New Hope, Arkansas RICHARD McGUIRE Bode, Iowa ANDRES LEON Cienfuegos 695 Mexico D. F., Mexico JEFFREY LANE Morril, Nebraska MIGUEL LEBRUA Plinio 340 Mexico City, Mexico KENNETH KULL 425 1 2 Mound Atchison, Kansas DANIEL KRAMER RR 1 Winchester, Kansas ROBERT KLASINSKI 777 Osage Leavenworth, Kansas 43 CLIFFORD O’BRYAN 524 Barton Parsons, Kansas -N DANIEL NOLL Winchester, Kansas BECKER, ZELLER AND LANE delight themselves in making a dish of popcorn. THOMAS MAUGE 1406 Coulson Parkway Rawlins, Wyoming RONALD MILLER RR 1 Huron, Kansas GREGORY PECENKA 718 Spring Atchison, Kansas JAMES McKENZIE 7246 St. Andrews Rd. RONALD PIERCE 1409 So. 7th Atchison, Kansas HERMESCH, WETTA AND BRUER attempt to broaden their knowledge by a little reading in the library. JOHN STALEC 43 So. 9th Kansas City, Kansas JAMES SIMS 218 E. Jeffers Dr. Rawlins, Wyoming JAMES STRECK Pilot Grove, Missouri JOSEPH SCHNEIDER 1501 Santa Fe Atchison, Kansas MARTIN PETERS 224 No. 2nd Atchison, Kansas FRANK RAMACEIOTTI 1602 First St. Nebraska City, Nebraska JAMES THOMAS 5605 Beverly Mission, Kansas RICHARD WHEELER 718 West St. Atchison, Kansas LOUIS WETTA Andale, Kansas JERRY WILBURN 501 So. 7th Atchison, Kansas JOSEPH WALKER 927 No. 3rd Atchison, Kansas GERALD ZELLER 3859 So. Meridian Wichita, Kansas RAMSAY’S, INC. 605 Commercial Phone 95 WILLIAM ZEIT RR 4 Atchison, Kansas FOX THEATER 612 Commercial Phone 2601 6-ril a d ydih o % S -tome oV C tSS 4 '63 Freshmen! Finished with their first year of high school, and the novelty of boarding school life com- pleted its first phase, they now look forward to their future years at Maur Hill with anxiety. Frosh have shown some surprising talent in sports and studies. In sports, some have shown potentiality for varsity, in football and basketball. They learned the proper methods of study and some even made the honor roll. However, more were forced to attend JUG on occasions. With a year of experience behind them they should rise to great accomplish- ments and greatly improve in all ways. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS are photographed with Moderator Mr. Lazzo. The officers from left to right are: John Keller, President; Mr. Lazzo, Robert Semerena, Vice-President; and Thomas Danaher, Secretary. JOHN BASHAM 824 E. 3rd Eureka, Kansas JOHN BOOS 1107 Santa Fe Atchison, Kansas WAYNE BURKART RR 1 Atchison, Kansas 48 RICHARD BRAUN- 1302 Crowell Atchison, Kansas RICHARD BUSH 1446 No. 3rd Atchison, Kansas GARY CLARK RR 1 Paxico, Kansas THOMAS DANAHER 1017 No. 5th Atchison, Kansas 1104 So. Jeffers Rawlins, Wyoming EDWARD CARNOALI 926 N. 7th Atchison, Kansas LAWRENCE DRIMMEL RR 2 Lancaster, Kansas RICHARD DRIMMEL RR 4 Atchison, Kansas RICHARD DEVINEY RR 1 Atchison, Kansas JOHN DODIG 67 So. 25th St. Kansas City, Kansas GEORGE EGAN 4818 Adams ATCHISON Kansas City, Kansas y TCWS0N, h MARTIN FEIST Claflin, Kansas JOSEPH FOLEY 211 West Prescott Salina, Kansas JAMES GOLDSBERRY 445 West 63rd Kansas City, Missouri MICHAEL GERING RR 4 Atchison, Kansas LAURENCE KIRCHNER 5621 Charlotte Kansas City, Missouri MICHAEL GROVE 1013 N. 2nd Atchison, Kansas JOHN GOODPASTER 22 East 27th Hutchinson Kansas MICHAEL LA VERY 3 N. Green Lees Summit, Missouri RICHARD PARRILLO 9013 Jones St. Omaha, Nebraska ROBERT POLLARD 1010 Central Kansas City, Kansas STEVE LEWIS 3509 N. Spring Independence, Missouri ARTHUR MOFFUT King City, Missouri JOHN O'CONNOR RR 2 Gower, Missouri TIMOTHY MURRAY 317 West Union St. Louis, Missouri RONALD MILLER RR 1 Huron, Kansas STEPHEN SCHUETZ 1796 Central Horton, Kansas ROBERT RUDA Atwood, Kansas MICHAEL SCHAEFER 805 East Angela South Bend, Indiana DOUGLAS SEIBERT 4015 Cottonwood Emporia, Kansas BRAUN, DRIMMEL AND BOOS look to the future with great hopes, after a tough session with the books. ROBERT ROBL RR 1 Ellinwood, Kansas JOHN SHEA 5023 Pratt Omaha, Nebraska CHARLES SCHRICK 1101 Highland Atchison, Kansas 52 CLARENCE SCHMIDT Elm Nortonville, Kansas ROBERT SEMERENA 1615 Hawthorne El Paso, Texas EUGENE VAP Atwood, Kansas STEPHEN WAGNER RR 1 Nortonville, Kansas STEPHEN VANDERWEIDE RR 1 Atchison, Kansas PATRICK SMITH Stark, Kansas Frosh practice basketball in gym. JOHN STUART 914 N. 5th Atchison, Kansas CURRAN, SIMS, AND DODIG enjoy watching pool game in roost. PAUL SWIFT RR 8, Box 912 Springfield, Missouri JAMES SUTHER RR 1 Frankfort, Kansas t 7 r T ✓ 53 .V v I PAUL WEINGART RR 1 Denton, Kansas JOSEPH YOUNG RR 1 Atchison, Kansas ROBERT WILBURN 501 S. 7th Atchison, Kansas HENRY YOUNG 1607 West 39th Kansas City, Missouri ANTES, YOUNG, AND SUTHER discuss book of higher learning in roost. 54 Taking time out from their regular routine of studies for three days, Nov. 22-25, the Maurites reflected on their spiritual life. Rev. Jacob Smith, C.S.C. served as retreat master for the students during these few days. Father Smith gave several inspiring talks which the students will remember for a long time to come. Father was available at different times during the day for private conferences for the students who desired them. A vote of thanks goes to Father for the wonderful retreat he conducted for us. THE VERY REV. THEODORE LEUTERMAN, O. S.B. . prior of St. Benedict’s abbey and Vice-President of Maur Hill, offers the sacred host at the offertory of the Mass on opening day. Father Gabriel Eckart, deacon of the Mass, is seen in the background assisting Father Prior. FATHER JACOB SMITH, C. S.C. delivers one of his many worthwhile talks. Father Smith made the theme of the retreat Self-improvement. He stressed this point in many different ways, all of which were interesting and inspiring. ORGANIST PAT LANE prepares Tom Whalen for his next year's duties. Whalen will succeed Lane at playing the organ in chapel next year. JUNIOR AND SENIOR servers pose before the main altar where they assisted the priests at Mass every day during the school year. They were willing to rise before the bell each morning to have the honor of participating in the Holy Sacrifice. humeral veil. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE servers assemble where they are seen on many mornings serving Mass. Congratulations to all the servers, who did such a fine job this year. DR. C. H. JACOBS, O. D. 507 Commercial Ph. 759 AN ATCHISON FRIEND PAUL GRAFF, Vice-President of the Saint John Berchman's Society, and Bill Vinton, President, assist Father Martin at vespers. In his role as chaplain. Father Martin said Mass every day for the boarders, and delivered the sermon every Sunday. These are the students striving for the goal of the priesthood. The chanters are responsible for the singing of the Sunday propers. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Paul Graff, William Hund, Norman Birzer, Thomas Homan, Ronald Lierz, and Charles Tobin. 2Sth R Ulfijiy Cquad FIRST ROW: C. Fields, D. Flores, M. Begley, A. Thomas, P. Graff. SEC- OND ROW: L. Schuetz, E. Cleary, B. Vinton, A. Slusher, C. Weber, K. Weishaar. J. Hempstead, G. Boos. THIRD ROW: T. Schoenberger, manager; J. Krentz, D. Meara, K. Schuele, D. Deviney, M. Clarkin. TOP ROW: J. Bruer, T. Hudnall, J. Streck. J. Flynn, J. Paolucci, and M. Conrad. COACHES GUY GALLEY and Eugene Lazzo discuss an upcoming game. Qcmj oga L M.H. 7 C.B. 6 M.H. 0 Savannah 13 M.H. 14 Miege 13 M.H. 13 Rockhurst 27 M.H. 20 Haskell 7 M.H. 40 Benton 18 M.H. 27 Lafayette 14 M.H. 7 De La Salle 0 R-uskaig Yds. Average DeMarco 468 6.3 Van Dyke 289 3.5 Lopez 165 5.3 FIRST ROW: N. Birzer, F. Pianalto, M. Johnson. A. DeMarco. M. Danaher. J. Van Dyke. SECOND ROW: M. Lyons. T. Arnold, P. Corpstein, J. Sch- neider, J. Armstrong, P. Harned, B. Vogt, L. Streck. THIRD ROW: R. Aziere, R. Normoyle, B. Wagner, R. Cafferty, B. Weinmann, R. Easley, J. Buckingham, manager. TOP ROW: T. Wheeler, M. Bauman, L. Wetta, J. Busenbarrick, R. Hager, J. Schneider. Statistics M.H. OPP. First Downs 89 91 Net Yards Rushing 1181 1340 Passes Completed 16 35 Passes Attempted 55 92 Yards Passing 349 472 Passes Intercepted 9 6 Fumbles 29 30 Fumbles Lost 9 19 Penalties 37 34 Punting Average 32.2 30.4 Sco X ig Van Dyke 44 DeMarco 30 Danaher 19 Streck 12 FATHER WILFRED ARRANGES the Junior Raven schedule as athletic director. These seven returning lettermen formed the core of the '59 Raven team. They are LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Flores, Norm Birzer, A1 Thomas, Arvine DeMarco, Mike Johnson, Jim Schneider, John Van Dyke. Pat Harned grabs the C.B. ball carrier to bring him down for a short gain. Maur Hill upset Christian Brothers, 7-6 in their season opener at home. •500' CLUB M. H. Booster Club John Van Dyke cuts out around end for another large Raven gain against C. B. Three Savannah tacklers converge on John Van Dyke to stop him for little yardage. Savannah slipped by the Jr. Ravens, 13-0 in their first road game of the season. LOCKWOOD CO., INC. 125 North 5th Phone 1477 62 Mike Johnson (41) and Dave Flores (43) led the '59 Raven squad as co- captains with their hustle and fine athletic ability. B V • ; - ' ' Arvine DeMarco sweeps around end as Mike Johnson r � j and Dennis Wagner take out a would be Bishop Miege '---------- tackier. The Jr. Ravens upset the Stage 14-13 to y ' 3 end an game winning streak for Miege who was ranked loth in the state of Kansas. Mike Danaher throws a stiff arm at a Stag to keep going for another long Maur Hill gain. John Flynn grabs Dick Hennier in the Maur Hill secondary to bring him down short of a first down. RADIO K A R E Dial 1470 Phone 2477 J. C. PENNEY CO. 820-824 Commercial Phone 878 63 ARVINE DeMARCO FINDS a hole in the De La Salle line as Paul Graff and Mike Johnson block out two Cadets. The Jr. Ravens squeezed by De La Salle 7-0 in their final game of the season. LEVIN HANDKE 517 Commercial Phone 569 RUNYAN JEWELERS 513 Commercial Phone 417 PAUL CORPSTEIN AND Joe Paolucci converge on Rich Lucente to bring him down for a short gain. Rockhurst handed Maur Hill their second and last defeat of the season 27-13. NORMAN BIRZER CLOSES in on the Benton ball carrier as Dave Flores comes up from behind to help him. Maur Hill ran over the Cardinals 40-18 in a game that saw a little of everything. JOHN VAN DYKE ROLLS over Dave Flores for the extra point. The Jr. Ravens upset Haskell 20-7 as they were the first to score on the previously unbeaten Indians. 64 A VOTE OF THANKS goes to the Maurites. Mounties, and the '500 Club for the backing they gave to the ’59 Raven football team. If it would not have been for {heir fine support. Maur Hill would not have been able to boast of the great record they acquired. MALCOLM LYONS HURTLES himself into the La- fayette ball carrier as’john Flynn comes on to assist him. LARRY CLARK, SENIOR guard for the St. Benedict Ravens, instills spirit into the Jr. Raven team during the homecoming pep rally. MAUR HILL’S HOPES burned brightly during the home- coming bonfire and pep rally. Freezing temperatures failed to put out this fire as the Jr. Ravens ran over the Lafayette Shamrocks, 27-14. 65 BABY RAVEN 'S SCOREBOARD M.H. 14 Christian Bros. 7 M.H. 7 Effingham 7 M.H. 6 Leavenworth 20 M.H. 0 Lafayette 7 M.H. 8 Christian Bros. 20 Putting on a high school uniform for the first time, the freshmen turned in a fairly successful season. Even though they lost three out of their five games, many of them proved to be great potentials for the future. FROSH RAVENS, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Young, J. O'Connor, V. Vanderweide, R. Ruda, H. Young, D. Siebert, P. Smith. SECOND ROW: Coach T. Carey, T. Danaher, D. Walker, J. Dodig, E. Carnoali, and Coach T. Waller. THIRD ROW: M. Grove, P. Carrigan, J. Shea, M. Feist, J. Boos, S. Lewis, R. Bush, J. Foley, R. Robi, S. Wagner and E. Vap, manager. TOP ROW; C. Schrick, T. McGinley, F. Egan, W. Hellan, M. Warren, R. Parillo, J. Goodpasture, R. Wilburn, W. Burkart, J. Hagen, A. Moffut. 'A' LEAGUE Monks w. 5 L. 0 T, 0 Fiestas 4 2 1 Hustlers 2 2 1 Generals 2 3 0 Lightning Bolts 2 4 0 Opium Eaters 2 6 0 'B' LEAGUE w. L. T, Bootleggers 4 0 1 Da pups 4 1 2 Shamrocks 4 4 0 Big Wheels 2 1 2 Jay-Birds 2 4 0 Leftovers 1 3 1 Drips 0 4 0 FATHERS OWEN and Herman do not seem to be very concerned about the condition of Father Roger as he is carried off the field during the intramural homecoming. Members of the opposing intramural all-star team appear to be more concerned about the faculty's big loss than the faculty is. Number please? 'B' LEAGUE CHAMPS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Bolton, Tim Murray, John Hughes, Ron Doescher, and Charles La fevers. CITY NATIONAL BANK 608 Commercial Phone 4 'A' LEAGUE CHAMPS: FRONT ROW: Paul Brown and Bob Easley. BACK ROW: Tom Ryan, Bob Simpson and Joe Konzem. A FRIEND JimiM Bct h tbcM 1959-60 JR. RAVEN SQUAD, KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Van Dyke, Eleno Lopez, Mike Conrad, John Flynn, Arvine DeMarco. STANDING: Mike Clarkin, Mick Haverty, Joe Krentz, Mick Nolan, Mike Danaher, and Coach Eugene Lazzo. TOM SCHOENBERGER PRACTICES ankle-wrapping on John Buckingham as Jim McKenzie watches intently. These three student managers kept the athletic equipment in top condi- tion. SEASON RECORD M.H. 22 C.B. 41 M.H. 47 Lillis 56 M.H. 32 Sumner 62 M.H. 38 Benton 51 M.H. 32 Redemptori st 56 M.H. 36 Midway 50 M.H. 52 Horton. 63 M.H. 41 Midway 58 M.H. 54 De LaSalle 56 M.H. 44 C.B. 58 M.H. 48 Lafayette 54 M.H. 30 Hiawatha 49 M.H. 42 Sumner 67 M.H. 49 Sts. Peter Paul 60 M.H. 34 Benton 38 M.H. 28 De LaSalle 57 District Tournament M.H. 47 Immaculata 70 THE LFM MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Established 1827 Subsidiary of ROCKWELL Manufacturing Co. ARVINE DEMARCO GOES high above a Horton player to add two more points for Maur Hill. CRISS SERVICE STATION East Atchison Phone 5919 THESE FOUR GIRLS led the Maurites and Mounties in cheering the Jr. Ravens on. They are LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosemary Die- bolt, Linda lee, Patty Weatherford, and Betty Haegelin. Lopez, Eleno Van D ke, John Conrad, Mike DeMarco, Arvine Danaher, Mike Flynn, John Clarkin, Mike Hudnall, Tom Krenfrz, Joe Nolan, Mick Haverty, Mick G FG FT PTS 16 58 38 154 17 46 25 117 16 36 27 99 17 30 11 71 15 26 7 59 14 21 13 55 16 7 18 32 7 6 11 23 10 6 3 15 12 6 2 14 9 6 0 12 BLISH MIZE SILLEMAN 225 S. 5th Phone 3800 TOM HUDNALL DRIBBLES around a Redemptorist player for a lay up. Eleno Lopez looks on apprehensively. MICHAEL CLARKIN AND John Van Dyke set up a blockade for an ambitious Midway player. Eleno Lopez and John Flynn look on from behind. ARVINE DEMARCO. MAUR Hill’s 5 7” senior guard, poses with Jack Parr, former Kansas State 6’9” All-American. Parr officiated at two of Maur Hill's home games. MICHAEL CONRAD, ELENO Lopez and John Van Dyke lunge for a loose ball in the thrilling Benton game. WARD C. FIELDS Savings Annuities Phone 445 70 A FRIEND THIS YEAR’S ’B’ team was small but powerful. KNEELING, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Wulff, Tom Hudnall, Dan Bolton, Mike McGuire, and Ken Brownell. STANDING. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Guy Galley, Larry Schneider, Terry Hopkins, Marty Peters and Ron Pierce. 'B' TEAM RECORD M.H. 14 C.B. 45 M.H. 38 Lillis 29 M.H. 34 Sumner 51 M.H. 33 Benton 37 M.H. 40 Redemptorist 21 M.H. 36 Midway 48 M.H. 29 Horton 40 M.H. 48 Midway 38 M.H. 37 De La Salle 51 M.H. 29 C.B. 38 M.H. 38 Lafayette 51 M.H. 32 Hiawatha 22 M.H. 31 Sumner 71 M.H. 47 Sts. Peter Paul 45 M.H. 35 Benton 34 M.H. 32 De La Salle 53 FRESHMAN RECORD M.H. 36 St. Benedict's 35 M.H. 16 Atchison 20 M.H. 22 Effingham 24 M.H. 26 Leavenworth 38 M.H. 37 Benton 32 SNOWDEN-MIZE ATHLETIC CO. 201 Main Phone 2o3 STEIN FRED LABORATORIES 121 North 4th Phone 106 1959-60 FRESHMAN SQUAD: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Danaher, Pat Smith, Henry Young, John Dodig and Pat Carrigan. SECOND ROW: Gene Vap (manager), Doug Siebert, Joe Foley, Steve Lewis, Pat Stuart, Ed Camoali, Clarence Schmidt and Coach Mark Flynn. THIRD ROW: Art Moffut, Mike Schaefer, Ron Miller, Mike Grove and Bob Wilburn. BACK ROW . Vincent Vanderweide, Paul Antes, John Goodpastor and Steve Wagner. 71 This year's intramural basket- ball program turned out to be one of the most successful ever. Almost 100 students participated in the program . Fathers Owen and Andrew handled the intramurals this year very capably. A group of 15 seniors helped them in the offic- iating of the games. We, the students, wish to thank these two priests for the time they gave to the intramural program. PAT LANE WAVES good-by to the ball as Paul Antes drops in another two points for his team. Ron Lierz watches despairingly. RUHLMAN BROTHERS GROCERY 325 North 7th Phone 611 FATHERS ANDREW AND Owen discuss an upcoming intramural game. They scheduled all games and took turns officiating at them. RUNYAN OIL CO. 118 N. 4th Phone 2383 PAUL WEINGART ATTEMPTS to block a shot by Bill Heelan in a fast and furious 'C' league intra- mural basketball game. 72 'A' LEAGUE COACH EUGENE LAZZO fights for a rebound with Charles Fields and Greg Muffitt in the intramural all star-faculty basketball game. w. L. Mischievous Monks 6 0 Flores' Hilltoppers 7 2 Muffitt's Basketboys 5 4 Weishaar's Racketeers 4 4 Ryan's Five Fools 4 6 Schneider's Rebels 3 5 Riley's Studs 0 9 'B' LEAGUE W. L. Begley's Punchies O'Bryan's Shamrocks Hager's Halfwits 8 3 7 4 6 2 Cleary's Clowns 5 3 Brewer's Quackers 5 4 Homan's Hoppers 2 5 Miller's Blue Denims 2 8 Horrigan's Dribblers 0 7 'C' LEAGUE w. L. Parillo's Sinners 7 2 Doescher's Daddies 5 4 Ruda's Bucking Bays 4 6 Keller's Ducks 2 6 ' A' LEAGUE CHAMPS: KNEELING: Charles Fields. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerald Kramer, David Flores and Pat Hamed. 'B' LEAGUE CHAMPS: (Not Pictured): Mike Begley. Skip Kull, Joe Paolucci. Jerry Wilburn, Greg Pecenka and Larry Thompson. ’C’ LEAGUE CHAMPS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Lavery, Paul Weingart, Dick Parillo, Bob Robl and Ron Callely. 73 M. H. BosebcM SCOREBOARD 7 N . Kansas City 16 M H. 2 N. Kansas City 15 M. H. 0 Ward 3 M. H. 2 Ward 11 M. H. 6 Topeka 7 M. H. 3 Washington 1 M. H. 7 Washington 3 M. H. 0 Wyandotte 2 M. H. 2 Central 7 M. H. 5 De La Salle 2 M. H. 3 De La Salle 1 M. H. 5 Central 4 M. H. 0 Topeka 12 M. H. 0 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Wyandotte 2 M. H. 42 Opponents 84 ELENO LOPEZ DIVES safely back into first base during Maur Hill’s win over De La Salle. 1959 BASEBALL SQUAD: KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene Maly, Larry Davis, Charlie Fields, John Van Dyke, Dick Binkley, Mike Hudnall, Eleno Lopez, Jim Hempstead, and John Flynn. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mick Haverty, Dennis Schrick, Frank Pianalto, Mike Clarkin, Larry Schuetz, Mike Danaher, Bob Simpson, Daryl Noll, Joe Krentz. and Mike Conrad. 1959 RETURNING LETTERMEN WERE. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Danaher, Mike Hudnall, and Dick Binkley. 1959 SEASON AB H AVERAGES R 2B 3B E B. A Hudnall, Mike 36 20 9 2 5 0 .556 Clarkin, Mike 2 1 0 1 0 0 .500 Hempstead, Jim 25 9 4 2 0 8 .360 Conrad, Mike 9 3 1 0 0 1 .333 Davis, Larry 40 10 3 2 0 7 .250 Maly, Gene 37 9 7 0 0 4 .243 Lopez, Eleno 34 8 7 1 0 5 .232 Binkley, Dick 28 6 3 0 0 3 .214 Van Dyke, John 30 6 2 0 0 4 .200 Danaher, Mike 8 1 1 0 1 1 .125 Fields, Charlie 27 3 4 1 0 2 .111 Flynn. John 13 1 1 0 0 5 .077 MAUR HILL’S STUDENT council for '59-60 pose with the principal. They are LEFT TO RIGHT: James Hempstead, secretary-treasurer; Fr. Edwin, principal; Charles Riley, presi- dent: Dave Flores, vice-president. DALE KONZEM, LAST year's Student Council president, delivers a message to the student body on the Student Council election day. EACH SATURDAY MORNING, the Student Coun- cil officers could be seen taking care of the stu- dent's laundry mailing and dry cleaning. Many long hours of work were put into this task. An- other of their many jobs was decorating and arrangements for various social activities throughout the year. We, the editors, in the name of the students, wish to thank them for making this year one to be remembered. 76 UiadfiM M CLUB OFFICERS relax during the afternoon to pose for the Maurite photographer. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: are Paul Graff, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jim Schneider, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Mike Johnson. President; and Arvine DeMarco, Vice-President. PICTURED HERE ARE the members of the 59-60 M club. The members oi this select organization are considered as the leaders of the school. During the past year projects sponsored by the club were carried out to their fullest to make them a success. 77 SPORTS EDITORS Mike Brinkman and Cliff O'Bryan check a scoring sheet, while Feature Editor Tom Quinn finishes a story. News Editor Jim Schuster and Feature Editor Jim Hempstead proofread a late copy while Photo Editor Tom Homan clears a point with Editor-in-Chief Mike Johnson. THE TAKER Published the last week of each month except June, July and August by the stu- dents of Maur Hill School, Atchison, Kansas. Editor-in-Chief_-------Michael Johnson News Editor--------------James Schuster reature Editors-James Hempstead c Tom Quinn bports Editors---------Michael Brinkman Clifford Obryan Reporters Thomas Mauge, Daryl Noll, Frank Ramociotti. Norman Birzer, Jeffrey Patrick Lane, Philip Wehle. Arvine DeMarco, Charles Tobin. Michael La- very. Thomas Whalen, M ichael Schaeffer, ci° Michael Clarkin, Anthony iU . r Thomas, Malcom Lyons, Michael Hermesch, Rodney Normoyle, Martin Peters. Joseph Grove, Michael Haverty. Advertising----------Michael Carrigan I Pwt-----------------Gregory Muffitt Photographer_____ Circulation Mgrs._ _________________ � , _ , Gregory Muffitt Advisor_ Father Roger Rumery. O.S.B .Thomas Homan Charles Riley Work speeds up and copy is polished, at the end of each month when Tatler deadlines grow nearer. Frustration and worry are poured into every issue. We wish to thank the editors, reporters, and everyone who con- tributed to the printing of each Tatler. Our sincere grati- tude and appreciation goes to Fr. Roger Rumery, for his devoted work to both the Tatler and the Maurite. His guidance and patience proved in- valuable. DIEBOLT CLOTHING 606 Commercial Phone 2573 78 SEATED; Greg Muffitt and Mike Carrigan type out a mailing list. STANDING; Charles Riley and John Flynn go through files. PHOTO EDITOR, Norm Birzer checks over a layout of one of the final pages with Jim Hempstead, Editor-in-Chief. v MAURITE BUSINESS managers Terry Haines, Frank Bussenbarrick, and Fred Wulff line up final copy of advertisements. LAYOUT EDITOR Mike Schulte lis- tens as Mike Brinkman, Sports Editor, points out the needed cor- rections while Art Editor Paul Graff works unhampered. H M BUICK-PONTIAC CO.. INC. 118 South 8th Phone 268 MILLER-BROOKE SALES SERV. AIR CONDITIONING 721 Commercial _____1 O A 1 JOHN E. HEISER MEMORIALS 909 Commercial Phone 239 MAUR HILL THESPIANS face the camera after one of their meetings. Club meetings were held mainly for casting roles and deciding on plays to be presented. JIM HEMPSTEAD, TOM Arnold, Ed Ahrens, and John Buckingham make a serious decision in Brother Orchid. GREG MUFFITT INSTILLS fear into Tony Slusher while Paul Corpstein seems more interested in Jeff Lane. This picture was taken during a performance of Lucifer’s Lodge. A-B MUSIC SERVICE 930a N. 5th Phone 1309 80 GLEE CLUB MEMBERS perform for Maurites at one of the dramatics productions. They sing at all the productions and the social events of the year. THIRTEEN ESPECIALLY TALENTED members of the Glee Club sing a melody at the Mount Academy Benefit, They are under the direction of Father Camillus. BAND MEMBERS RELAX before one of their daily practice sessions. J. G. DECORATING 724 Commercial Phone 2718 81 LUTZ BROTHERS AUTO TRUCK SERV. Phone 610 MULLINS BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY Phone 1317 FIRST SEMESTER honor roll students congregate for the picture above. The honor stu- dents composed 15% of the entire student body. ONE OF THE most active clubs on campus was the Raven Eyes. This club took pictures of all the big athletic, social, and religious events of the year. They also furnished the pictures in the Maurite and Tatler. Officers of the Raven Eyes examine the enlarger which the club pur- chased. Fr. Roger, the moderator, looks on with them. OFFICERS, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Pat Lane, President; Charles Tobin, Vice-President and Ken Weishaar. Secretary- T reasurer. 82 JOHN HORRIGAN WATCHES Dennis Berger in the process of assembling a radio kit. Both seem intent on their job. RADIO CLUB MEMBERS listen to a lecture given by fellow member, Ron Aziere. His diagram although intricate, is holding their attention. SONS OF DEMOSTHENES curiously eye the camera. The main purpose of the ciub was to learn the fun- damentals of parliamentary procedure. RUSSELL LUMBER CO. 1001 Main Phone 2300 83 Father Herman Fangman helps a sophomore prove a theorem in Geometry. Fr. Brian Kelley explains a historical trend in World History. EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK 600 Commercial Phone 6 BILL ROE’S SERVICE Across the Bridge and Around the Curve In English III Fr. Wilfred Fangman discusses a phase of American literature. 84 INTRAMURAL HOMECOMING QUEEN Patty Purslow arrives with attendants Mary Margaret Howard and Angie Moorehouse at half time for reception of bouquet. QUEEN BETTY HAEGELIN escorted by Francis Pinalto thanks the student body at half time of the Maur Hill vs. Lafayette game for electing her queen. Two of the attendants shown FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jacquie Massieon escorted by Edward Ahrens and Judy Carrigan escorted by Louis Dalv. QUEEN BETTY HA EGA LIN escorted by Francis Pinalto reigns over the 1959 Home- coming Dance. Her court FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Carrigan escorted by Bill Vinton. Maxine Mit- chell escorted by Michael Johnson, Co-Capta in Dave Flores, queen and escort, Jacquie Massieon, escorted by Thomas Arnold, Jo Ann Weatherford escorted by Terry Haines. The pre- vious night the Ravens beat the Shamrocks 27-14. 86 LAST YEAR’S Junior-Senior prom entitled EVENING IN PARIS was enjoyed by all attending, es- pecially the class of '59. This dance, the big social event of the year, was the result of the hard labor and ingenuity of the. junior class. MOUNTIES AND Maurites attended many mixers throughout the year. This is one sponsored by the St. Joe CYO. JOSEPH SCHUELE and Brother Norbert Wagner enjoy some of the steaks at the Schuele football dinner. MOUNT SENIORS, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Eccher, Betty Drimmel, Helen Berry, Julianne Flynn, Mary Ann Miller, Ruth Hoadley, Carolyn Thompson. SECOND ROW: Judith Haupt, Donna Lee, Susan Thomas, Betty Haegelin, Kathy Henry, Ca- therine Pickman, Michele Bailey. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Weatherford, Mary Jo Normile, Carolyn Sturm, Helen Wilmes, Judith Ann Boyle, Judith Carri- gan, Patricia Weatherford. FOURTH ROW: Delores Mehary, Mary Evelyn Banks, Norma Erpelding, Jeanne Frey, Donna Noll, Letitia Peters. HILDA L. FREIBOTT Real Estate Phone 113 MAC’S STUDIO 715 Commercial Phone 686 THE COUNTS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Greg Muffin, Tony Slusher and Ken Weishaar, play for the Valentine's dance. MOUNT SENIORS, BOTTOM ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Maria Mora, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Martha Fritsch, Mary Lea Miller, Rose Marie Ryan, LaRae Meyers, Audrey Mae Bartels. SECOND ROW: Betty Otting, Pa- tricia Eckart, Jacqueline Massieon, Ellen Schmidt, Lois Robinson, Maxine Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Pauly, Lucila Yribarren, Jo Ann Engel, Zita Ryan, Mary Kay McKenna, Emma Martin. FOURTH ROW: Mary Stalec, Donna Johnson, Marilyn Shields, Mar- guerite Renyer, Judith Christoph, Kay Sharp. MOUNT JUNIORS. LEFT TO RIGHT. BOTTOM ROW: Karen Kramer, Vir- ginia Watson. Joan O'Bryan. Dorthy Eckart, Patricia Faubion. Elizabeth Kovach. SECOND ROW: Helen Sulli- van. Mary Beth Mercier, Mary Lou Heier, Patricia Arnold. Delores Schieber, Mary Ann Cunningham. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Bush, Mary Kay Ryan, Judith Beaty, Mary Mar- garet Howard, Marilyn O'Neil, Judith Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: Janet Stahl- hut. Betty Muff, Rosemary Gray, Mary Lambert. Mary Pat Gray, Kathleen Breight. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Mur- rane. Ada Silvy, Ann Schumacher, Joan Zbornik, Carol Schuetz. MAURITES AND MOUNTIES swing together at Mount Mixer. GORDON’S DRESS SHOP 621 Commercial Phone 413 INTFEN FURNITURE CO. 623 Commercial Phone 325 MOUNT JUNIORS. LEFT TO RIGHT. BOT- TOM ROW: Rose Marie Wagner, Fran Young. Barbara Lockhart, Joyce Hess, Janet Cicewski, Arlene Sullivan. Sharon Gering. SECOND ROW: Ann Erpelding, Kay Banker. Jeanne Weatherford, Mary Geisen- dorf, Betty Sittenauer, Mary Louise Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Fitzgerald, Mary Ellen Ramirez, Luella Hailing, Carole Hea- ley, Sharon Brentano. Ruth Thomas. Louise Shokey. FOURTH ROW: Janice Peters, Delores Derr, Judith Hess, Judith Schneider, Linda Lee, Mary Baumann. FIFTH ROW: Rosemary Ramirez, Marion Wagner, Rose Marie George, Rosemary Diebolt, Linda Wyatt, Alice Weimann. MOUNT SOPHOMORES, BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Frueh, Ber: Guth, Joyce Church, Kathleen Tra- velute, Patricia Larrazolo, Ann Isa- belle Cobo. SECOND ROW: Mary Palm Mildred Reust, Lorena Ruda, Venieta Spire, Lourdes Rueda, Gayle Balthazor. THIRD ROW: Janice Noll. Dorothy Hughes, Mary Senecal, Geraldine Wilmes, Carol Zimmerman, Mary Frances Wiese. FOURTH ROW: Mary Potterf, Nancy McNieve, Joan Reffelt, Marcia Diederich, Diane Niewald. MOUNTIES AND MAURITES caught off guard at Valen- tines Dance sponsored by junior class. MOUNT SOPHOMORES. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Gregory, Willa Shockey, Carney Nawn, Connie Lopez, Carolyn VanDyke, Martha Lowe. SEC- OND ROW: Barbara Lykins, Judith Steinmetz, Linda Hellmer, Bennea Holland, Mary Nass. THIRD ROW: Pa- tricia Purslow, Marilyn Schuele, Joyce Domann, Carol Bird, Mary Lou Walske, Irene Siebenmorgan. FOURTH ROW: Cherly Davis, Cherul Mullins, Betty Broshous, Virginia Wilds, Sharon Win- ningham. HIXON LUMBER CO. 913 Main Phone 270 90 mount freshmen, bottom row, left TO RIGHT: Edith Normile, Jan- ice Bukovac, Donna Christman. Mar- lene Loh man, Mary Jo Davis, Carolyn Miller, Pauline Wilmes. SECOND ROW: Angela Moorehouse, Carol Noel, Joan Myers, Joan Kimsey, Connie Wein- mann, Agnes Lueske, Clarita Walk. THIRD ROW: Michaelene Dunn, Rita Burns, Andrea NovoGradac, Virginia Baker, Dianne Parks, Gloria Delich. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Ryan, Berna- dine Schrick, Vicki Spitsnaugle, Mary Grame, Kathleen Hamed, Melania O'Riley. Judy Christoph crowns King Paul while Queen Pattie looks on at Mission Bene- fit. VAN LEW BROTHERS' GROCERY 926 North 5th Phone 1892 MIDWEST SOLVENTS CO. 1300 Main Phone 701 MOUNT FRESHMEN. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Wag- ner, Bernadette Enzbrenner, Eunice Miller, Mary Giller, Josephine Lopez, Kathy Eckart, Jane Wolters. SECOND ROW: Ronda Walker, Carol Sue Spaight, Janet Henry, Rose- mary Sevcik, Ann Elias, Cheryl Pusch. THIRD ROW: Nancy Beilis, Sue Baumann, Elaine Kramer, Carol Noll, Nancy Lee. Cecilia Miller. FOURTH ROW: Raynette Bewley, Kathleen McKelvy, Carol Hess, Mary Carol Eagle, Treasure Maul, Linda Miller, Margaret Prohaska. 91 I tukp Mr. Richard Alberts; 14 Fr. Alphonse Berning; 5,16 Mr. A. J. Bindel; 13 Mr. Thomas Carey; 14, 66 Mrs. Evelyn Clayton; 13 Mr. John Doohan; 85 Fr. Gabriel Eckart; 8 Pope John XXIII; 4 Fr. Herman Fangman; 8,67,84 Fr. Wilfred Fangman; 6,40,61,84 Mr. Richard Farrell; 14 FACULTY AND OTHER PICTURES Mr. Guy Galley; 11,32,60 Fr. Andrew Gottschalk; 10 Miss Ruth Hanson; 12 Mr. Vincent Harrington; 14 Fr. Brian Kelly; 9, 84 Mr. Jerry Letourneau; 14 Mr. Eugene Lazzo; 11,48,60,72,73 Mr. Dennis McCarthy; 12 Abbot Cuthbert McDonald; 4 Mr. John O’Brien; 14 Fr. Owen Purcell; 10,67,72 STUDENT INDEX Fr. Augustine Rottering; 6 Mr. Galen Rottinhaus; 14 Fr. Roger Rumery; 9, 73, 82 Mr. Joseph Schuele; 87 Rev. Jacob Smith, C.S.C.; 56 Benedictine Sisters; 13 Mr. Edward Stork; 12 Fr. Martin Taylor; 7, 58 Mr. Thomas Waller; 14,66 Fr, Edwin Watson; 5, 86 Fr. Camillus Wurtz; 7,81 Hempstead, James; 23,26,60,74,76, 77.78,79,80,81,83.87,90. Hermesch, Michael; 42, 45, 57, 58, 81, 82. Homan, Thomas; 16, 23, 58. 77, 78, 80, 81,82. Hopkins, Michael; 42. Hopkins, Terrence; 42, 71. Horrigan, John; 34,35, 81,82, 83. Hudnall, Thomas; 42, 57, 60, 69, 71. Hughes, John; 42, 67. Huck, Robert; 81, 82. Hund, William; 22,57,58,77,80.81. Jacobs, David; 35. Johnson, Michael; 23, 26, 61.62, 63, 64. 77.78,82. 86,87,90. Jungk, William; 35,57, 82. Keller, John; 48,50,57,81. Kern, Thomas; 35. Kinkead, George; 23, 73. Kirchner, Lawrence; 50. Klasinski, Robert; 43. Konzem, Joseph; 35,36, 67, 77, 81. Kramer, Daniel; 43. Kramer, Gerald; 35, 73. Krentz, Joseph; 35, 57, 60,68, 74, 77, 81. Kull, Kenneth; 43. Lane, Jeffrey; 25, 43, 57, 80, 81, 82. Lane. Patrick;'29. 44, 56, 57, 58, 72, 77. 80,81.82. Lavery, Michael; 50, 57, 73, 81, 82. Lebrija, Miguel; 43. Lefevers, Charles; 43,67. Leon, Andres; 43. Lewis, Stephen; 51,66,71. Lierz, Ronald; 25, 57, 58, 72, 81. Lopez, Eleno; 43. 68, 69, 70, 74. 90. Lyons, Malcolm; 20, 25, 57, 61, 65, 82, 83. McGinley, Timothy; 51, 66. McGuire, Michael; 35,57, 71 . McGuire, Richard; 43. McKenzie, James; 44,68. Mauge, Thomas; 44. Meara, Daniel; 36, 60, Miller, Peter; 36, 57, 58, 81. Ahrens, Edward; 17, 77, 80, 81, 86. Antes, Paul; 48, 54, 58, 71, 82. Armstrong, James; 17, 20, 61, 77, 80, 82. Arnold, Thomas; 17, 28,61, 77, 80, 83, 86. Azier, Paul; 32, 61, 81, 82. Banker, David; 18, 86, 87. Basham, John; 48,57,58. Baumann, Michael; 40, 61, 81, 82. Becker, Roger; 40,44, 57. Begley, Michael; 40,60,77. Berger, Dennis; 17, 77, 80, 81, 83. Bilimek, George; 32, 81, 82. Bird, Michael; 18, 80, 83, 86. Birzer, Norman; 18,29,57,58,61,62, 64,77,80. 81,82. Bolton, Daniel; 41, 57, 67, 71. Boos, George; 19, 60, 77 Boos, John; 48,52, 66. Braun, Richard; 48, 52. Brentano, James; 19. Brinkman, Michael; 18,57,77,78,79, 80. 81.90. Brown, Paul; 32, 67, 82. Brownell, Kenneth; 32, 71. Brox, Daniel; 41 Bruer, James; 33, 60. Bruer, John; 41,45. Brull, James; 33. Buckingham, John; 19, 29, 61, 77, 80, 82. Burkart, Gary; 33,35, 81, 82. Burkart, Wayne; 48, 66, 82. Bush, Richard; 49, 66. Bussenbarrick, Francis; 41,61, 79. Cafferty, Ronald; 33.35,61,77. 81. Callely. Donald; 49.73. Camoali, Edward; 32, 66, 71. Carrigan, Joseph; 33, 78, 81, 82. Carrigan, Patrick; 49, 66, 71. Clark, Gary; 49. Clarkin, Michael; 33,58, 60, 68, 70, 74, 77,81,82. Cleary, Edward; 19, 60, 77, 82. Conrad, Michael; 41,60,69, 70, 74. 77. Connor, Robert; 33. Corpstein, Paul; 18, 61,64, 80, 82. Culig, David; 33, 81. Curran, John; 41,53, 82. Daly. Louis; 19. 57. 77. 81, 82. 83. 86. Danaher, Michael; 33,61,63.64,68,69,74, 77. Danaher, Thomas; 32, 48, 66, 71, 82. DeMarco, Arvine; 20,26,57,61.62,63,64, 68, 69,70, 77,82. Deviney, Dennis; 34, 60. Deviney, Richard; 49. Diebolt, Michael; 20, 81. Dodig, John; 32,53,66.71.81,82. Doescher, Ronald; 41, 67. Dooley, Gerald; 41. Drimmel, Richard; 49, 52. Easly, Robert; 34, 36, 57, 61, 67. Edmonds, Stephen; 34,57,77, 81. Egan, Francis; 49, 66, 81. Elias, Hubert; 34, 35, 82. Enzbrenner, Francis; 34. Erpelding, Lawrence; 21. Feist, Martin; 57, 58, 66, 82. Fields. Charles; 20,60,72,73,74,77,83. Filosa, Wayne; 20, 21, 89. Flores. David; 21, 60, 62. 63, 73, 76. 77. 83, 86. Flynn, John; 40, 41,60, 63, 65. 68. 70, 74, 77. Foley, Joseph; 50, 66, 71, 81. Funk, John; 21. Fuhrman, Daniel; 34, 81. Geiger, Paul; 34. Gering, Michael; 50. Gill, William; 34, 82. Goldsberry, James; 50. Goodpaster, John; 50, 57, 66, 71. Graff, Paul; 22,57,58,60,64,77,79,81. Grove, Joseph; 22, 77, 83 , 87. Grove, Michael; 50,66, 71. Gwartney, David; 34. Hagen, Joseph; 50,66. Hager, Gary; 42,61. Haines, Terrence; 24, 79, 83. Hanny, Edgar; 42. Harned, Arthur; 16.22,61.62,73,77,83,87. Haverty, Michael; 42, 68, 74, 77. Heelan, William; 50, 66. Heims, John; 34,35. Hess, John; 42. Miller. Ronald; 44. ItuAfyo Ruday, Robert; 52, 66, 82. Vanderweide, Stephen; 38. Miller, Ronald; 51, 81, 88. Ryan, Thomas; 37, 57, 67. Vanderweide, Vincent; 53, 66, 71. Minnis, Dee; 36. Schaefer, Michael; 52. 57, 71. Van Dyke, John; 32.38.61.62.64,68,69, Moffut, Arthur; 51, 66, 71. Schmidt, Clareance; 52, 71. 70. 74,77. Muffitt, Greg; 25 . 26. 67. 71. 72. 73. 78. Schneider, James; 26, 61, 62, 77, 87. Vap, Eugene; 53, 66,-71. 80,82. 83,86,87,88. Schneider, Lawrence; 45, 61, 71. Vinton. Willard; 28, 58. 60, 77, 82. 83. Murray, Timothy; 51,67. Schoenberger, Thomas; 37, 60, 68, 82. 86. Nelson. Richard; 36, 81, 82. Schrick, Charles; 52, 66. Vogt, William; 29, 61, 77. Nolan, Michael; 32, 36, 68. Schrick, Dennis; 22, 27, 74. Vollmer, Edwin; 28. Noll, Daniel; 40. Schuele, Karl; 37. 60, 81. Wagner. Dennis; 29,61, 63. Noll. Daryll; 36,74,81. Schuetz, Lawrence; 27, 60, 74, 81. Wagner, Stephen; 53, 66, 71, 81. Noll, Joseph; 36. Schuetz, Stephen; 52, 82. Wagner, William; 38,81. Normoyle, Robert; 37, 57, 61, 82. Schulte, Michael; 26, 77, 79, 80, 81. Walker, Dennis; 54,66. O’Bryan, Clifford; 37.44. 57. 78. 80, 81. Schuster, James; 37, 57, 78. 80, 81. Walker, James; 46. 82. Semerena, Robert; 48, 52,57,58, 81, 82. Warren, Michael; 54, 66. O'Connor, John; 66,81. Shea, John; 52,66. Weber, Claude; 30, 60, 81. O'Connor, Michael; 34, 37,51. Siebert, Douglas; 52, 66,71. Wehle, Philip; 77, 82. Paolucci, Joseph; 40, 44, 60. Simpson, Robert; 36, 38, 57, 67, 74, 90. Weingart, Paul; 54,57,58,72, 73. Parrillo, Richard; 51, 66, 73, 81. Sims, James; 45, 53, 81, 82. Weinmann. Robert; 38, 61. Pecenka. Gregory; 44. Slusher, Anthony; 27. 60, 80, 81, 88. Weishaar, Kenneth; 3U, 57, 60, 77, 80, Pecenka, Michael; 44. Smith, Patrick; 53, 57, 66, 71, 81, 82. 82, 83.87,88. Peltzer, Theodore; 37. Stalec, John; 45, 57, 82. Wetta, Louis; 45, 46. 61. Peltzer. William; 24. Staggs, William; 26, 80. Whalen, Thomas; 54, 57.58, 82. Peters, Martin; 45,71. Stockman, Dennis; 26, 83, 87. Wheeler, Dennis; 46, 61. Pianalto, Francis; 16,24,61.74,77.86, Streck, James; 45, 60. Wilburn, Jerry; 46. 90. Streck. Louis; 27, 61. Wilburn, Robert; 54,66, 71. Pierce, Ronald; 45, 71. Stuart, John; 51, 53, 71,82. Wisehunt, Joseph; 54. Pollard, Lawrence; 24. Suther, James; 53,54,57,58,81. Wohletz, Robert; 38. Pollard, Robert; 51, 57, 58. Swift, Paul; 53, 57, 58. Wulff, David; 30. Quinn, Dennis; 25,81. Thomas, Albert; 29,60, 62, 77. Young, Henry; 54,66,71. Quinn, Thomas; 45, 57, 78, 81. Thomas, James; 46,57,58, 81, 82. Young, Joseph; 54, 66, 72. Ramacciotti, Francis; 45, 57, 82. Thompson, Lawrence; 46. Zeit, William; 46. Riley. Charles; 24. 76. 78, 81. 83. Tobin, Charles; 28, 57, 58,81, 82. Zeller, Gerald; 44,46,57,58,81. Robl, Robert; 52, 57, 66, 73. Turner,’ Harold; 38.81. i Piojft Sfot Petfoods 500 Club 62 Intfen Furniture 89 Russel Lumber Co. 83 A B Music Co. 80 J. C. Penney,Co. 63 Schmierer Drug Store 42 Bill Roe's Service 84 J. G. Decorating Co. 81 Snowden-Mize Athletic Goods 71 Blish, Mize, Silliman 69 Kaff Drug Store 37 Stein Laboratory 71 Byme-Clements, Ins. 38 K.A.R.E. 63 Thompson’s Restaurant 37 C.H.C. Tire Supply 35 Lasater's Clothing Co. 35 Van Liew Bros. Grocery 91 City National Bank 67 Levin- Hanke 64 E. J. Conrad 41 L.F.M. 68 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Criss Oil Station 69 Lockwood's 62 Diebolt Clothing Co. 78 Lutz Bros. Garage 82 W. L. Anderson Exchange National Bank 84 Mac's Studio 88 Dr. Charles Brady Ward C. Fields Ins. 70 Midwest Solvent’s 91 James P. Brown, D.D.S. Flores Cleaners 41 Miller-Brooke Air Cond. 79 P. A. Brown. D.D.S. Foley's Cleaners 21 Mullins Bros. Hardware 82 C. H. Jacobs. O.D. Hilda Friebott Real Estate 88 Paolucci Begley Groc. 41 Dr. A. R. Morely Fox Theater 46 Ramsay's Inc. 46 O'Keefe, Root, McElvy, O’Keefe Gordon's Dress Shop 88 Ruhlman Bros. Groc. 72 Dr. S. A. Scimeca H M Buick-Pontiac 79 Runyan's Jewelers 64 Dr. F. J. Stuart John E. Heiser Memorial 80 Hixon Lumber Co. 90 Runyan Oil Co. 72 Edwin T. Wullf St. Josef's CAu tcA And I say to thee: That Thou art Peter; and the gates of hell shall not prevail and upon this rock I will build my church against it. Matthew XVI, 18. () YEARBOOKS