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

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1963 volume:

Agnew, Harold 1509 South 7th Atchison. Kans Agnew, Rlchsrd 1$09 South 7th Atchison, Kans t Alvarado, Freddy Apartado 420 San Jose. Costa Rica, C.A. Black, Michael 1108 Atchison Atchison. Kans. Blair, Phillip 1020 South 5th Atchison, Kans. Bolton, Michael 1000 North spruce 1 Creston, Iowa Boone. W. Daniel 519 hast 4th South Terrace Lee's Summit, Missouri Boos, Edward Lancaster, Kans. , Boos, John. 1107 Santa Fe e-Atchison, Kans. Boos, Leo 1107 Santa Fe Atchison, Kans. Braun, Richard 1302 Crowell Atchison, Kans. Braun, William 689 West Lockwood Webster Groves, Missouri Breck, Gregory 3714 Shawnee Drive Kansas City, Kans. Brcntano, Thomas 1327 South 10th Atchison, Kans. Buford, Roger m400 Walcott Drive Pipe r, K ansas Clemens. Ronald 30m Kearney Atchison, Kans Coleman, James 1730 Topping Road St. Louis 31, Missouri Conran, Joseph 619 South Central Clayton, Missouri Costello, Michael 1600 South 7th Atchison, Kans Costello, David- 1600 South 7th 1 Atchison, Kans.V Cox, James 111 Moss Liberty. Missouri Creten, Ronald 5225 Mansfield Lane Shawnee, Kansas Crestodimi, Thomas 116 Sunset St. W averly. Iowa Culig, Bruce 1240 West Terrace Kansas City, Mo. Cunningham, Jerry 947 First St. Phtllipshurg, Kans. Danaher, Thomas 1017 North 5th St. Atchison, Kans. Davenport, Michael 1449 South 7th Atchison, Kans. Davis, Thomas 610 Olive Leavenworth, Kans. DeLay, Michael 1219 Koenigstein Norfolk, Nebr. Demaree, Robert 215 East Prentiss Iowa City, Iowa Deviney. Richard Atchison, Kans. Dinnen, Jerry Perry, Kansas Dodge. Ronald Ashland, Kansas Box 694 Dodig, John 67 South 25th St. Kansas City, Kans. Domann, Gerald I'll4 Highland Atchison. Kans. Dooley, Dennis 204 North 12th St. Atchison, Kans. Dowling, Patrick Lohrville, Iowa Drirnrnel, Ric hard Atcliiflon, Kans. Dnmmel, Larry Lancaster, Kans. Dunphy, Thomas Creston, Iowa Durston, Gregory 24 01 West 10th St. Topeka, Kans.■ Lagan, Michael 910 West 33rd Terrace Kansas City, Mo. Farrell, Larry 1426 South 8th Atchison, Kans. Feist, Murtin Claflin, Kans. Flanigan, Daniel 320 North 18th St. Kansas City, Kans.. i Fleeeon, Harry 812 East Ave. South Lyons, Kans. 'foley',. Joseph 211 West Prescott Salina, Kans. Gardner, Patrick 1101 south 7th Atchison, Kans. Gansen, Michael 1131 Sandusky Kansas City, Kans. Gaume. Thomas 1126 North 3rd Atchison, Kans. Gearhart, Gerald 1616 Santa Fe Atchison, Kans. Gerlng, John Cummings, Kans. Gerlng, Michael, Jr. Atchison, Kans. Geritz, Albert Atchison, Kans. Geritz, Richard Atchison, Kans. Gerst, James 2005 Kingsport Drive Northgate Estates St Louis. Mo. Gerst, Thomas 2005 Kingsport Drive Northgate Estates St. Louis, Mo. Gerst. William 2005 Kingsport Estates St. Loui'--. Mo. Harris. Paul 705 North 2nd St. Atchison, Kans. Head, Hohn 228 Harrison Topeka. Kans. Heelan, Thomas Wood Lake, Nebr. Heelan. William Wood Lake, NebrT j Hemingway, John 1514 Willson Ave. Webster City, Iowa Hermtsta, Alan $ Seneca, Kans. Herrera. Alvaro 2 Ave., 4 St. Heredia, Costa Rica, C.A. Hoadley, Eddie 1339 Santa Fe Atchison, Kans. Hopper, Michael 816 West 2nd St. Pittsburg, Kans. Horton. Thomas 1504 East 51st St. N Kansas City, Missouri Hunter. Paul 716 West Pine. Box 174 Rawlins, Wyoming Intfen, George 502 Riley Atchison. Kans. Johnson, Donald 1501 W. 10th Amarillo, Texas Kane, Thomas 539 Michigan Ave. Leavenworth, Kans. Kassen, David 209 West 3rd St. Norborne, Mo. Keimig. Larry Atchison, Kans. Keimig, Michael 1631 N St. Atchison. Kana. Kozera, Richard Brookfield. Mo. Kramer, Thomas 1700 Main St. Atchison, Kans. Kramer, Wayne Winchester, Knns. Kuhlman, Marion Oakley, Kansas Lane, William 4712 Geogia Kansas City, Kans. Larkin. Frank 42 North Shepherd Lane Mcmphi 17. Tenn. Lavery, Mi hael 3 North Green Lee’s Summit, Missouri Lefevre, Brian 705 North Lorel Ave. Chicago 14, Illinois Lefevre, James 705 North Lorel Ave. Chicago 14, Illinois Altadonna, Robert 4930 Tamm St Louis 9, Missouri Ambrose, Kenneth 4330 South 33rd St. Omaha, Nebraska Arensbcrg. William 505 North 9th St.' Atchison, Kans. Argue lies, Luis Av. Juanacatlan 217 Mexico XX. D. F.. Mex. Armstrong, Daniel Rose Hill, Kansas Aziere, Michael 914 North 2nd Atchison. Kan . Hahn, S illiarn i -V 1106 Edward Terrace Richmond Heights, Missouri Ballesteros, Jose Amalio Pitagoras 506 ' Mexico 12, D.F., Mex. Banker. Charles f Route � 4 Atchison, Kans. Basham. John 824 East 3rd St. V Eureka, Kansas Behrmann, John 4213 West 28th Topeka, Kansas Biggs, Michael 820 North Manhattan Manhattan, Kansas Bird, Thomas 914 Kearney Atchison, Kans. Hark art, Wayne Atchison, Kans. Burns, William Liberty, Missouri Burnett, Randolph o810 Brooklyn Kansas City, Missouri Bush, Charles 144G North 3rd Atchison, Kans. Bush, Klchard 1446 Nortyird Atchison,, Kans. Buscher, Donald 5420 South 42nd Omaha. Nebr Campbell, Gregory 1291 West Gregory Kansas City. Missouri Campbell, John Kilgore NebrrX. r , Carnoali. Edward 926 North 7th Atchison. Kans. Carrigjn, Patrick 920 North 4th Atchijjon, Kans. Carroll. Anthony 1500 North 9th Manhattan. Kansas Cavanaugh, Tom 2531 McBride Great Bend. Kans. Cleary, Mike Norborne, Missouri Cleary, John Norborne, Missouri Glllgannon, Michael 1212 West 13th St. Topeka, Kans. Goodpaster, John 22 East 27th Hutchison, Kans. Gragg, Jerome 412 Alvarado Drive, N.E. Albuquerque, N.Mex. Greene. James 66 North Fordham Topeka, Kans. Grove, Michael 1013 North 2nd Atchison, Kans. Guilfoyle, Frank 154 North Taylor Ave. Oak Park, Illinois Hansen, Anthony Ghana House, P.O. Box 1630 U.S.O.M., Accra, Ghana Hansen, Robert Ghana House, P.O. Box 1630 L.S.O.M., Accra, Ghana Keller, James 710 West Euclid Pittsburg. Kans. Kelly. Patrick 714 West Lou!a Olathe, Kans. Kt-sse, Ronald 1524 Kansas Ave. Atchison, Kana. Kimbrell, Robert 7552 Walnut Kansas City, Mo. Klebba, John w Highway 50 West Jefferson City, Mo. Knowles, Albert 429 South 8th St. Atchison, Kans. Knowles, Raymond 429 South 8th St. Atchison, Kans. Knowles, Rodney 4 29 South 8th St! Atchison, Kans. IVI AU R HILL SCHOOL Atchison, Kansa Volume 23 Page Faculty .................................. 4 Seniors...................................26 Undergrads ...............................36 Sports....................................52 Activities ...............................94 Mount....................................120 Social...................................162 Advertising..............................172 Senior Achievements......................195 Index....................................200 3 Father Abbot Cuthbert McDonald, O.S.B. 4 Dedication In June, 1962, Abbot Cuthbert McDonald stepped into retirement after nineteen years as abbot of St. Benedict's Abbey and President of Maur Hill and St. Benedict's College. During Abbot Cuthbert's tenure in office, Maur Hill and St. Benedict's began their massive building campaigns. The Abbey Church and St. Augustine's Hall emerged from the drawing l)oards into reality. And more important, at least to us at Maur Hill, the new Maur Hill was realized at last. Thanks to Abbot Cuthbert's foresight and inspiration, Maur Hill was able to build its new academic building and gymnasium even when the building campaign seemed to be faltering. Abbot Cuthbert seemed always ready to go out of his way for Maur Hill. During school activities and on feast days, he never failed to visit the campus. During each visit he offered Mass for the student body, and in his talks reminded us to keep up our studies and to ask ourselves why we are at Maur Hill. Should a Maur Hill student visit the Abbey, Abl ot Cuthbert always broke his busy schedule to chat with him personally. To Maurites, it seemed that the sincere question, How is everything at Maur Hill?', was always on his lips. Indeed, Fr. Abbot took an avid interest in all phases of Maur Hill life. Often he came to give the faculty fatherly advice and took recreation with the Fathers. And. certainly, without his leadership and encourage- ment the new Maur Hill would still be a pipe dream. As the motto of St. Benedict's Abbey ( Deus providebit—God will provide ') so aptly puts it, God, in the person of Abbot Cuthbert, gave Maur Hill a loyal backer and sincere president. Thus we students take pride in dedicating this yearbook to Father Abbot Cuthbert O.S.B. 3 Fattier Abbot Thomas Hartmann, O.S.B. 6 Archbishop Hunkier bestows the powers of Abbot on Abbot Abbot Thomas receives the homage of the members of his Thomas, September 5, 1962, in St. Benedict's Abbey Church. community after the installation ceremony. Representatives of the Abbey, St. Benedict’s College, and Maur Hill bring Offertory gifts as Governor Anderson of Kansas (front row 1.) and the congregation look on. 7 Father Edwin Watson, Principal Fr. Alphonse explains the significance of the Trinity to his senior religion class. Administration The 1962-63 school year was another busy year for the school administration. With most of the debt on the new building to be paid. Fr. Edwin was shouldered with the re- sponsibility of getting money for payment. Also the admin- istration let the contracts for the gym bleachers, furnish- ings for the classrooms, and the new athletic fields. Be- sides this, there were the us- ual keeping the student body up to standard, answering the piles of correspondence, and maintaining the rigours of re- ligious life. Father Alphonse Berning. Vice- Principal Father Owen Purcell. Chaplain Fr. Owen shows Chris Oleski. Bob McAnally. and Greg Rau how to incense the altar at High Mass. ’’The chaplain's door is always open,” characterizes Fr. Owen's term as chaplain. During the year Father was always available for a chat. He was in the confessional twice a day. And his encouragement enabled us to keep our chins up during the year. Fr. Owen elevates the chalice at the Consecration of the Students' Mass. Fr. Roger inserts a correction in John Rosier's typing homework. Fr. Roger explains the use of the adding machine to John Boos and Richard Braun. Fr. Roger had no trouble keeping busy all year. As Alumni Director, he kept alive alumni interest in the annual Winter Carnival. Homecoming, and the 500 Club. Also he mod- erated the school paper, the TATLER, and published the ALUMNI NEWSLETTER every month. Father Roger Rumery. Publi- cations 11 ■ Brother Jude Highberger. Athletic Director Brother Jude answers a student's question in freshman English. Students bear down on studies in the library as Brother Jude looks on. 1962-63 was Brother Jude’s first year as Athletic Director. He contracted foot- ball. basketball, baseball games, and track and cross country meets. Besides this he supervised activities in and cared for the new gym, taught English and remedial reading, acted as freshman class mod- erator, and coached the Baby Havens’ football and basket- ball teams. As in previous years, Guy Galley coached the Jr. Ravens’ football team to another great season. Aside from this, Mr. Galley, as head counselor, not only increased the school's services in aiding the students to plan for college and later life, but also aided boys with scholastic problems. Mr. Guy Galley. Counselor Greg Compbell and Jim Maurer listen as Mr. Galley explains voting in citizenship. Mr. Galley demonstrates an end sweep in the pregame chalk talk before the Effingham game. With the accent today in America on communication, 1962-63 was a year of progress at Maur Hill. The English department, as usual emphasized communication through the weekly theme and discussion. Dramatics, under the leadership of Fr. Jordon, was rejuvenated. Plans went ahead for the completion of a new language lab. With this new facility, students can learn to speak and understand Latin, French, or Spanish efficiently. FATHER MARTIN TAYLOR Chemistry students try to determine the formula for copper sulfate in lab. Fr. Gabriel explains how to find the bouyancy of wood to Mike La very and John Dodig as Bob Semerena records his data at the next table. Department FATHER GABRIEL ECKART MR. EDW ARD STORK 17 Social Studies FATHER BRIAN KELLY Fr. Brian explains the colonization of the New World in American history. T MR. RICHARD ANDRA FATHER HERMAN FANGMAN Tom Bolton. Russ Verkest. Pat Murray. Jim Vanderloo. and John Manzotti watch as Mr. Andra solves a geometry problem. Richard Nagy teaches Latin 1IB George Podorski walks toward the administration building for another day of classes. MRS. EVELYN CLAYTER. Janitress MR. A. J.BENDEL, Janitor MR. JAMES PERKINS. Maintenance Mr. A.J. Bendel, or ’’Shorty, as he was known to hundreds of Maurites, re- tired in January, 1963, after a dozen or so years of devotion to Maur Hill. All of us students now and of years gone by as well, wish to express our appreciation and gratitude to Shorty for making Maur Hill a little better place to go to school. We hope he enjoys his earned rest. fc Sr. Gilcela and Sr. Luz. Merredes set the faculty table. Mrs. Young and Tom Schuele take students' orders during lunch time in the Roost. Mrs. Wyatt sells Marion Kuhlman a ham sandwich at the Roost counter. Ted Nelson sacks popcorn for a hungry customer. 25 26 For seniors 1962-63 was a year of many names. For many it often seemed a year of anxiety and ’’slavery”. College bound seniors awaited the College Board and A.C.T. tests. And almost all of them slaved a little harder on that English theme or physics homework to improve the looks of their transcripts. Secondly, it was a year of responsibility. In this, their last year at Maur Hill, seniors took up top jobs in all fields from TATLER and MAURITE to the football and basketball teams. For from whom much has been given, much is expected, and in their last year of Maur Hill education, the school expected and was not surprised when the seniors put forth 100%. And as it was their last year at Maur Hill, it was a year of sadness in a way. For in years to come many will look back at the M.H. -St. Joe Central game, the night of the prom, or graduation day and sigh, Ah, to do it all over again. Those were the good years.” 27 ROBERT ALTADONNA FREEDY ALVARADO LUIS ARGUELLES JOSE BALLESTEROS JOHN BASHAM JOHN BOOS SENIOR HONOR ROLL: Wayne Burkart, Pat Smith, Jim Suther, Martin Feist, Mike Lavery, Tom Whalen, and John Stuart. 28 RICHARD BRAUN WAYNE BURKART DONALD BUSCHER RICHARD BUSH Pat Smith and Tom Whalen, straight A” students all four years, discuss SPORTS ILLUSTRATED's football predictions. EDWARD CARNOALI PATRICK CARRIGAN Richard Bush raises his hand to voice his opinion in English. JOSEPH CONRAN THOMAS DANAHER RICHARD DEVINEY GERALD DINNEN im A RICHARD DRIMMEL MARTIN FEIST JOSEPH FOLEY MICHAEL GERING Joe Conran considers Fr. Roger’s bid of three no trump as Fr. Brain engages in a friendly discussion with Jose Ballesteros Gene Vap, kibitzed by Bob Altadonna, raises to four hearts. Freedy Alvarado, Luis Arguelles, and Juan Zuniga. ANTHONY HANSEN LUIS MacGREGOR 32 WILLIAM HEELAN MICHAEL LAVERY TIMOTHY McGINLEY JEFF McLAUGHLIN JOHN SHEA DOUGLAS SIEBERT PATRICK SMITH JOHN STUART VINCENT VANDERWEEDE EUGENE VAP STEPHEN WAGNER WILLIAM WEIXH THOMAS WHALEN HENRY YOUNG JOSEPH YOUNG JUAN ZUNIGA The seniors give it all they've got at a pep rally. Panel moderator Ed Carnoali listens as Joe Foley and Tim McGinley speak out and Mike Grove watches from the sidelines. 36 For the underclassmen 1962-63 was a year of growth. Juniors watched and prepared themselves to be the leaders in the school next year, and at the same time came to a realization of the value of a Maur Hill education. The sophomores showed they had mastered the trials of the freshman year. Whether it was having the biggest class, .building the tallest bonfire, or showing enthusiasm in the classroom, or the foot- ball field, the sophomores showed they were to be highly thought of. Finally the freshmen outgrew the ways of grade school and started to become Maur Hill men. If someone was needed to shovel snow, sell one more book of Winter Carnival tickets, or empty a trash can, a frosh was always there to volunteer. 37 Michael Aziere Charles Banker John Behrmann Thomas Bird Edward Boos William Braun Randy Burnett Charles Bush James Coleman Thomas Crestodina Michael Davenport Michael DeLay 38 Juniors JUNIOR HONOR ROLL STUDENTS: GregRau. Alan Hermesch, Don Johnson. Richard Thomas. John Head, and Frank Larkin. Robert Demaree Dennis Dooley TOP ROW: Harold Fleeson, Gerald Gearhart, James Gerst, Jerome Head. Alan Hermesch, Donald Johnson, Robert Kilbrell, John Klebba, Gragg. Frank Guilfoyle. Robert Hansen. BOTTOM ROW: John Frank Larkin. Charles Bush and Dan Smith try to get their homework during last period study hall. John Klebba and Bill Braun help Jim Riehle fill the Coke machine in the Roost. Ronald Lundgren Daniel Lykins Joseph McLiney Michael Minnis James Mullins Michael Murray Ted Neises Timothy O’Bryan James O'Neill Thomas Owens Gregory Rau John Rice 40 TOP ROW: James Riehle. Carl Ruder. Stephen Ruthmann. SECOND ROW: Thomas Schuele. BUI Shomaker, Tom Signa. BOTTOM ROW: Daniel Smith. Nick Theis. Malachy Thomas. Junior Class Officers: President. Carl Ruder. Vice-Pres- ident. Frank Larkin, and Secretary. Nick Theis. Juniors John Wabs watches as Jim O'Neil checks his spark plugs. TOP ROW: Richard Thomas. Bill Thyberg. SECOND ROW: Oscar Trevino. John Wabs. Mike Wagner. Lucien Watkins. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Weatherford. Ronald Weinmann. Carl Wohletz. Steve Wyatt. 41 TOP ROW: Harold Agnew. Bill Arensberg. Bill Bahn. SECOND ROW: Mike Biggs. Phillip Blair. Mike Bolton. THIRD ROW: Daniel Boone. Leo Boos. Daniel Bolton. BOTTOM ROW: Tom Brentano, Roger Buford. William Burns. Maur Hill students were shocked and much saddened on March 18 at 5:30 p.m. when the prin- cipal announced over the public address system, ’’Larry Keimig died a few minutes ago of a heart attack.” Larry, a sophomore day student, was stricken in the car his mother was driving taking him home from school. He was dead on arrival at the hospital. Just minutes before the announcement, his friends and classmates had been playing in the gym with Larry. May his soul and all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace. Amen. 42 John Manzotti and Tim Maher pause during work on the Homecoming bonfire FIRST ROW: Tony Carroll, Tom Cavanaugh, Ronald Clemens, Mike Costello, James Cox. SECOND ROW: Bruce Culig, Jerry Cunningham, Ronald Dodge, Pat Dowling, Tom Dunphy. BOTTOM ROW: Greg Durston, Mike Eagan, Larry Farrell, Daniel Flanigan, Thomas Gaume. 43 Martin Gering William Gerst Michael Gillgannon Eddie Hoadley George Intfen Larry Keimig Jerry Cunningham. Marion Kuhlman. and Frank Migliazzo inspect the new incinerator. Daniel Boone. Gary Slothower. Jerry Rausch. Pat Dowling, and Ronald Dodge help install the bleachers in the new gym. Larry Lutz. George Intfen, and Jim Vanderloo think over morning's happenings over lunch in the Roost. Alvaro Herrera Patrick Kelly Albert Knowles Richard Kozera Wayne Kramer Marion Kuhlman Lester Schmidt and Mark Tork check the Topeka news. Mike Eagan waits patiently as a cop” signs his demerit card. TOP ROW: James Lefevre. George Leiszler. Richard ROW: Jack McConaughey. Tim Maher. John Manzotti, Leiszler. Larry Lutz. Robert McAnally. BOTTOM Carlos Mejia. Frank Migliazzo. TOP ROW: Greg Milfeld. Don Minnis. SEC- OND ROW: Mike Mitchell. Mike Monaghan. BOTTOM ROW: Arthur Monteil. Mike Murphy. Sophomores TOP ROW: Pat Murray. Ted Nelson. Chris Oleske. SECOND ROW: Jim O'Neill. Richard Peabody. Joe Peltzer. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Peters. Jerry Rausch. John Risse. 46 Tom Brentano and Mike Costello feed the guinea pigs in the biology lab. TOP ROW: Stephen Sayler Lester Schmidt David Schreiner SECOND ROW: Mark Seferovich Michael Slattery Gary Slothower THIRD ROW: Ted Supple Larry Thomas Mark Tork FOURTH ROW: Joe Turner Ed Unrein James Vandeloo FIFTH ROW: Russell Verkest Michael Vollmer John Wiersma BOTTOM ROW: Pat Wilds Francis Wiltz John Wolters 47 Freshmen TOP ROW: Richard Agnew. Kenneth Ambrose. Daniel Ronald Creten. Thomas Davis. BOTTOM ROW: Gerald Armstrong, Michael Black. Greg Campbell. SECOND Domann, Mike Ganser.. Patrick Gardner, JohnGering. ROW: John Clearv. Charles Contreras. David Costello. Albert Geritz. Jim Maurer. Tom Heelan. Bob Regan, and Mike Gansen leave campus to see the Sunday movie downtown. 48 Sec. Tom Heelan, Vice-pres. Mark Vanderweide, and Pres. Marty Schwarz make plans for a freshman campus clean-up. John Merkle sweats out a detention. Richard Geritz Thomas Gerst James Greene Paul Harris Thomas Heelan John Hemingway Michael Hopper Thomas Horton Paul Hunter Thomas Kane David Kassen Michael Keimig James Keller Ronald Kesse Raymond Knowles Rodney Knowles FRESHMAN HONOR ROLL STUDENTS: Pat Gardner. Jim Keller, Jim Lemanski. Dennis Nastav, Mike Hopper, and Tom Weishaar. Thomas Kramer William Lane Brian Lefevre James Lemanski Steve Lewis Lawrence Lohman Dennis Maher David Matthews James Maurer 50 flk Mike McLaughlin John Merkle Ralph Migliazzo Ted Morgan Larry Murphy Dennis Nastav Francis Noll Patrick Orford Stephen Park Michael Poell Robert Randazzo Bernard Regan John Rozier Carl Scholdberg Stephen Schmidt n M TOP ROW: Mike Smith, Kenneth Turner. Mike Vagnino. SECOND ROW: Mark Vanderweide, Arthur Wagner. Robert Weingart. THIRD ROW: Thomas Weishaar, Phillip Wiltz. Carl Scholdberg. Dennis Nastav, Paul Hunter, and Mick Poell prepare to enjoy Sunday dinner. Martin Schwarz Tim Scimeca James Slattery Maur Hill has a well rounded athletic program for physical development. In fall students parti- cipate in football and cross country. In winter, basketball, weight lifting, swimming, and volley- ball. In spring, baseball and track. Also there is an overall intramural program and a freshman physical education program. Maur Hill has two gymnasiums, two athletic fields, with a third field and tennis courts planned for the future. And Maur Hill insists that students make full use of these facilities. Each student, unless ex- cused, goes out for varsity sports or takes part in intramurals. The intramural gym is open for use during all the students' free time. After supper there is usually a hot basketball game going on there, and Father Brian's Friday night basketball games have become a Maur Hill tradition. In athletics, as in all phases of Benedictine education, the student learns to give 100%. Football and basketball players learn to put up with hours of practice everyday. Students learn to take time from the books in the afternoon for intramurals. Bus most important, Maur Hill's athletic program teaches the Maurite that his education is not only contained in books, but also on the playing fields. This all results in the highest type of spirit and effort in varsity and intramural competition- all a part of the Maur Hill tradition. 53 FIRST ROW: P. Smith. J. Young. T. Scheule, E. Carnoali, V. Vanderweide. B. Heelan, E. Boos. T. Danaher, C. Ruder. J. Dodig, W. Burkhart. Coach Galley. SECOND ROW: D. Siebert. B. Kimbrell. M. Wagner, R. Burnett. T. Hansen, P. Carrigan. J. McLiney. J. Turner. J. Risse. T. McGinley. Football Team Br. Jude. THIRD ROW: B. Demaree, B.Culig. T.Carroll. C. Peters. T. Maher. B. Gerst. M. Vollmer. B. Pluchel. T. Bird. L. Thomas. W. Kramer. F. Larkin. FOURTH ROW: Managers. T. Neises. A. Hermeseh. D. Johnson. R. Thomas. M. Aziere. T. Gaume. G. Breck. J. Gerst. J. Gearhart. R. Verkest. Jerry Brown. A S SIS T A N COACH Guy Galley. COACH Tom Danaher tackles a Christian Brothers' runner as Wayne Burkart (25). Joe Young (36), and Bill Heelan (41) rush in. Manager Ted Neises applies a bandage to Tony Hansen's wrist. 56 arsity Football Carl Ruder (24) and two other Ravens down an Immaculata ball carrier. STATISTICS 21 31 40 13 27 26 20 6 184 Effingham Savannah Christian Bros. Benton St. Joseph's Immaculata Lafayette Central of St. Joe 6 0 0 14 13 19 13 20 85 Bob Robl puts salve on Vince Vanderweide's cut chin, while Doug Siebert looks on. Fullback John Dodig ploughs through the Effingham line. Tim McGinley watches the action from the bench. Joe Turner (27) rambles around the end at Immaculata. Alan Hermesch gives Pat Carrigan a clean practice jersey. John Dodig takes a break on the sidelines. Coach Galley explains a play as the team huddles around. Br. Jude brings Coach Galley the doctor’s report on an injured player. The Raven line downs a St. Joe Central runner. Tom Danaher (23) charges down field as Joe Young (36) blocks the Lafayette linemen. Bob Robl tightens a cleat on Pat Smith's shoe. Wayne Burkart (25) lunges for a St. Joe Shawnee runner as Joe McLiney comes up to help. Tom Schuele and Ed Carnoali watch anxiously as Joe Turner kicks an extra point. Co-captain John Dodig lights the Homecoming bonfire. John Dodig presents the plaque inscribed to Mr. McCullough to Ivan Culig. The team and the spectators watch as the bonfire goes up in flames. Howard w. McCullough Maur Hill's 28th annual Homecoming cele- bration was memorable and spirited even though the weather and the power of the St. Joseph Central High School Indians prevailed. The faculty, students, and alumni combined to make this year's homecoming one of the best ever. The bonfire and pep rally crackled with the traditional Maur Hill zing. The quad- captains, Tom Danaher, John Dodig, Wayne Burkart, and Vince Vanderweide, put torches to the bonfire built by the sophomore class. Even though the Jr. Ravens lost to Central by 20 to 6. they played a smart and spirited ball game all the way.. The feature of the celebration was the dedication of the new Raven's Roost to Mr. Howard McCullough of New York who is the re- tired vice-president of Brunswick Corporation. HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES: Ester Mestes. Mary Giller. Bernadette Enzbrenner, Rita Burns, and Jane Wolters. Queen Ester Mestes escorted by Bill Heelan. The Queen candidates and escorts lead off the first dance. Homecoming He is also president of the New York Titans. His generosity and concern it was that made possible the furnishings of the Roost, library, and other academic areas. John Dodig, president of the student council, presented the dedicatory plaque to Mr. Ivan Culig, who accepted the award for Mr. McCullough. Because of a set of unfortunate circumstances Mr. McCullough was unable to be present. The plaque now in the Roost reads: In grateful appreciation this Raven Roost is dedicated to Howard W. McCullough. His generous gifts and continuing interest have contributed much to the development of the boys of Maur Hill. May this plaqiie remind those who use the facilities now and in the years to come of this generous man. Faculty and Students of Maur Hill, 1962 63 Wayne Kramer skirts around end and heads downfield. Larry Thomas, Russ Verkest. and Wayne Kramer (20) close in fori tackle against B.I.S. B-Team Football STATISTICS M.H. 19 Tonganoxie 6 M.H. 13 Effingham 21 M.H. 13 Benton 6 M.H. 18 Topeka (B.I.S.) 6 M.H. 13 Immaculata 14 M.H. 0 Leavenworth 41 Totals 76 John Risse (8) moves in to assist Wayne Kraner to throw the Immaculata quarterback for a loss. Frank Larkin makes a dive to stop a B.I.S. runner. Tension mounts on the sidelines as the Ravens hold Immaculata. ROW ONE: B. Lefevre. T. Heelan. T. Davis. M. Gansen. M. Smith. G. Domann. M. McLaughlin. J. Hemingway. R. Weingart. and D. Xastav. ROW TWO: G. Simecka and N. Colby (assistant coaches). J. Cleary. E. Harris. T. Weishaar. D. Armstrong, T. Scimeca. P. Orford. J. Lemanski. F. Noll. T. Kane, and Br. Jude (coach). ROW THREE: T. Morgan. M. Vanderweide. T. Gerst. R. Agnew. B. Regan. T. Horton. M. Hopper. J. Slattery. M. Schwarz. S. Lewis, and R. Migliazzo (manager). ROW FOUR: T. Kramer. R. Creten. M. Keimig. M. Poell. K. Ambrose. L. Murphy. K. Turner. L. Lohman. D. Matthews. C. Scholdl erg. and A. Wagner. Freshman Football The Patton line rushes in as the center hikes the ball to quarterback Marty Schwarz (26). STATISTICS M.H. 6 Gen. Patton 19 M.H. 28 Effingham 6 M.H. 6 Tonganoxie 20 M.H. 13 Wathena 13 M.H. 6 Immaculata 19 Totals 59 77 The Baby Ravens charge in as Dan Matthews (22) and Marty Schwarz (26) rush in to down a Patton runner. downs the M.H. ball carrier. John Behrman starts down field as the passer tosses off to Fred Alvarado. A-LEAGUE CHAMPS, the Cats: Bob Robl, Clancy Schmidt. Mike Lavery. Tim Murray. Don Buscher, and Hank Young. Activities Intramural Homecoming Queen Attendant Patty O'Bryan, Queen Anne Harris, and Attendant Nancy Byland. 69 INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL STATISTICS B-LEAGUE FOOTBALL CHAMPS, the RAH: Mike Gillgannon. George Leiszler. Tom Cavanaugh. Roger Buford. Dan Flanigan, and Mike Eagan. Fr. Herman posts the week’s slate of intramural games. Mike Grove rushes the passer. 70 Referee Tom Signa watches as John Behrmann carries the ball to score a touchdown for the Olympians against the Mongolians in A-League intramurals. C-League football champs, the Zyzogetons: Mike Monaghan. Art Montiel. Dick Kozera. Jack McConaughey. Greg Milfeld, and Jaime Creel. 71 Hank Young fights for the ball against Tonganoxie. Ed Carnoali holds on to a rebound in the Eudora game. Vsrsity Lucien Watkins and Joe McLiney go up for the rebound against Christian Brothers. 73 VARSITY TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, C. J. Schmidt, Ed Carnoali, Pat Joe Turner, Joe McLiney, John Stuart, Lucien Watkins, Jerry Smith, Tom Danaher, Pat Carrigan, and Hank Young. TOP ROW: Dinnen, and Jeff McLaughlin. Mounties and Mauritcs congratulate the team after victory over Lillis. Tom Danaher, Lucien Watkins, and several Lillis players reach for the loose ball. STATISTICS M.H. 35 St. Joe Shawnee 19 M.H. 48 Christian Brothers 28 M.H. 53 Immaculata 40 M.H. 51 Tonganoxie 39 M.H. 38 Immaculata 40 M.H. 40 Benton 30 M.H. 47 Christian Brothers 32 M.H. 39 Lillis 51 M.H. 54 Lafayette 40 M.H. 44 Savannah 34 M.H. 37 St. Joe Shawnee 42 M.H. 39 Tonganoxie 33 M.H. 41 Benton 38 M.H. 48 Hogan 44 M.H. 54 Miege 49 M.H. 30 Bonner Springs 61 Pat Carrigan makes contact as he dribbles around a St. Joe Shawnee player. 76 STATISTICS M.H. 60 St. Joe Shawnee 53 M.H. 48 Christian Brothers 62 M.H. 49 Immaculata 52 M.H. 48 Tonganoxie 53 M.H. 52 Eudora 68 M.H. 46 Immaculata 56 M.H. 31 Benton 41 M.H. 67 Christian Brothers 68 M.H. 58 Lillis 55 M.H. 56 Lafayette 71 M.H. 68 Savannah 86 M.H. 62 St. Joe Shawnee 61 M H 63 Tonganoxie 72 M.H. 42 Benton 62 M.H. 55 Hogan 62 M.H. 59 Miege 63 M.H. 50 Bonner Springs 80 Mike Vollmer drives around a Tonganoxie player. B-TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right. Charlie Peters, John Head, Mick Gaume. TOP ROW: Mike Vollmer, Bill Bahn, Dan Flanigan, Tom Davenport Nick Theis. Tom Owens. Wayne Kramer, and Tom Dunphy. George Leiszler. and Tom Cavanaugh. Brother Jude and his reserves watch the B-gamefrom the bench. Mick Davenport drives in for a lay-up. Nick Theis gets ready to shoot in the Tonganoxie game. Dennis Maher drives between two Patton players as Tim Scimcca looks on. FRESHMAN TEAM Marty Schwarz looks toward the basket. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Bro. Jude, coach; Dan Matthews, Mickey Poell, Dan Armstrong, Mike Vagnino, Dennis Maher, and Tom Weishaar. TOP ROW: Tom Kane, manager; Mark Vanderweide, Mike Gansen, Jim Maurer, Tom Heelan, Marty Schwarz, and John Hemingway. STATISTICS M.H. 40 Tonganoxie 24 M.H. 31 Wathena 49 M.H. 40 Tonganoxie 28 M.H. 20 Immaculata 28 M.H. 15 Gen. Patton 22 M.H. 20 Gen. Patton 35 M.H. 54 Wathena 49 M.H. 25 Lillis 42 M.H. 31 Immaculata 51 Patton Tournament M.H. 42 Park Hill 37 M.H. 11 Leavenworth 42 M.H. 30 Atchison 25 Tom Hcelan sizes up an Immaculata defender. Father Martin checks pre-game lineups with Jim Greene, John Rozier, Carl Scholdberg, Charles Contreras, and Paul Hunter. Carl Scholdberg guards Mike Keimig as he attempts to shoot. 82 Intramural Jim Keller, Paul Harris, Jerome Rausch, Fernando Garcia, and Mike Hopper watch the scramble on the floor. IWvJfOw mi - • j. a at • • $ • AA .. • � ’iK’Ai.S J 5 • i« $ ■H UI J 4 � 3 i 1� � • 7? f «0 19 Jm I i it, J St M � H 1 ■ Xf ■� - a a a� j • a. aw t 1 X' I a« iu • J « O X • •• r. .ft Jt 3 it. J St � • «• r 7f c ti ff J• a� ti V • • •� «i n a Mt — . . «9 • ) X i • 7 a J J j. S t � • i . • 1 it ) � • 1 fc • J ••a it tf 1 :. a tsK tila aUV “ J� a� fwN%l.i , J a� a •f 7 lp .? t a ••• • . • , � • V •4 a ' -r 3. .’J •• • w..M i«J at 4« j J . w la iAWktf l«MN « I f • • r M � . 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THIRD ROW: Mike Grove, Frank Guilfoyle, Bob O'Neill, Ron Lundgren, and John Head. STATISTICS M.H. 0 North Kansas City 13 M.H, 1 North Kansas City 10 M.H. 6 Immaculata 1 M.H. 4 Immaculata 3 M.H. 0 Washington 2 M.H. 0 Washington 7 M.H. 1 Wyandotte 4 M.H. 0 Wyandotte 12 M.H. 8 Immaculata 11 M.H. 2 Immaculata 9 M.H. 0 Ward 4 M.H. 0 Ward 3 M.H. 0 De LaSalle 5 M.H. 4 De LaSalle 1 Mike Cole scores another run. Mr. Galley and Coach Minnis of Ward. 85 CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT: Bro. Jude, Ron Clemens, John Head, Tom Cavanaugh, Bob Robl, and Ron Miller, Jim Coleman, Ron Weinmann, Richard Leiszler, Coach Jerry Broun. Art Monteil, John Stuart, Steve Wyatt, Clarence Schmidt, Cross Country Clancy Schmidt takes a breather. 86 Art Monteil and Clancy Schmidt close in on the leader. Bob Robl leads as Richard Leiszler comes on quickly. Bill Burns goes over the bar in a Frosh meet. Bob Robl breaks the tape again. Joe Turner takes first for the Frosh. TRACK SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: John Klebba, Juan Zuniga, John Behrman, Jim Gerst, Steve Wyatt, Carl Ruder, Bob Semerena, Bob Robl, and Clarence Schmidt. TOP ROW: Tom Glasco, Tim O'Bryan, Alan Hermesch, Tom Schuele, Bill Heelan, Lucien Watkins, Jerry Dinnen, Don Callely, Vince Vanderweide, and Coach Gene Lazzo. Track 1962 Jerry Dinnen gains mo- mentum. — John Dodlg sails over the bar. Tom Danaher leads Doug Siebert. Hank Young hurls the shot put. Father Alphonse addresses the students. Sophomores and Juniors give their support in the tug of war. While Tony Hansen demonstrates, Father Bruce explains correct riflery posture to Tom Horton, John Hemingway, Tom Heelan, Mike Vagnlno, Ken Ambrose, and John Merkle. Indoor Recreation Ramon and Fernando Garcia enjoy a game oi ping pong in the lounge. Ted Neises. James Lefever, and Tom Signa relax in the swimming pool. Dennis Nastav tries weightlifting. Ron Dodge and Gary Slothower bat the handball around. Tom Crestodina and Bill Shomaker put on a wrestling exhibit during halftime. ✓ Carl Kuder taxes a lap. Father Bruce and Steve Ruthman hunt for specimens. Father Martin explains a recipe to Tom Horton, Tom Kane, and Ken Ambrose. 92 Pat Wilds and Larry Thomas clean their guns. Mike Murray and Dan Armstrong display their catch. 93 ACTIVITI Besides the regular slate of high school courses and athletics, Maur Hill has numerous clubs and extracurricular activities. Also the school provides for the religious education of the students through daily Mass and other religious activities. For students bent on making journalism their career, Maur Hill has the TATLER and the MAURITE. Both are student operated publications, thus giving students a chance to learn the fine points of journalism in high school. There is also the school radio show, the M M Monitor. The students themselves produce, direct, and record the show here at Maur Hill each week. For the scientific minded student, Maur Hill has the Science Club. Here students apply the principles of science which they learn in class to everyday life. For instance, they have launched and tracked weather balloons, observed the stars, and participate in the annual Atchison County Science Fair. For students bent on giving 100% for the school, Maur Hill has the letterman's club and the Student Council. In these activities students are expected and do give themselves wholeheartedly, whether it's cheering the Ravens on to victory or selling tickets for the Winter Carnival. 95 Spirit Leaders Any undertaking must have leadership, co-operation, and organization, if it is to succeed. This year the student council, the M-Club, and the cheerleaders worked hard to raise school spirit high and keep it there. The student council sponsored several trips to away games, teamed up with the band to produce spirited pep rallies, and led the student rosary during October. The M-Club organized cleanup campaigns, set the pace in the classroom and extracurricular activi- ties such as journalism, dramatics, and photography. And the cheerleaders did the best job ever. M-CLUB OFFICERS: Sgt.-at-arms Vince Vanderweide, Pres. Pat Smith, Vice-pre8. Joe Foley, and Sec. Joe McLiney. Student Council officers Bob Robl, John Dodig, and Wayne Burkart listen as Coach Galley speaks at a pep rally. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Moderator Fr. Alphonse, Pres. John Dodig, Vice-pres. Wayne Burkart, and Sec. Bob Robl. 97 CHEERLEADERS: Sarah Broshous, Kathy Echart, Leta Rae Schrick, Jane Wolters, Pam Wilds, and Bernadette Enzbrenner. ■ M � WW Organist, Many Scnwarz I These are the Scholastics or the ’’Priesthoods.” They spend their hours at Maur Hill praying, working, and studying to prepare themselves for the religious life in St. Benedict’s Abbey or the diocesan priesthood. The Scholastics are active in every facet of school life. Besides, they congregate for prayers and meditation early in the morning and for conferences and spiritual reading in the evening. The give and take of their recreational periods finds them sweating out bridge, pitch, pinochle, war, or rummy. The ping-pong table clatters as insistently as 710 on the radio dial. They lay out Mass vestments, help cut the grass, perform on the stage, star on the athletic field, and edit the TATLER and MAURITE. These are some of Maur Hill’s men who are experiencing what it means to say Okay to Christ’s, Come, follow me. Maur Hill Scholastics with their prefect Fr. Owen. Scholastics Sacristans Tom Whalen, Greg Rau, and Martin Feist prepare the sacristy for morning Mass. Ronald Dodge hits the books. Bob Me Anally kibitzes Pat Dowling in a game of bridge. lOO P Religion Fr. Owen Intones the Dominus vobiscum at the Offertory of the Sunday High Mass. Don Buscher and Joe Foley make a visit to the Blessed Sacrament. Maur Hill provides for the religious betterment of its students in many ways. Each day at 11:30 the entire student body assembles in the chapel to offer their day to God in the sacrifice of the Mass. Once a week students participate in an Offertory procession. Also there are two high masses during the week in which the entire student body sings. Also Fr. Owen, the chaplain, hears con- fessions during the students mass and each evening after dinner. The chapel itself is open to the students all during the day. Also Maur Hill sponsors an annual retreat for the students each fall. The chapel is the center of the Academic Building. This is not mere coincidence. Rather it is a symbol of Maur Hill's dedication to instilling its students with Catholicity. Paul Harris makes the Stations in private. RETREAT MASTER: Msgr. Arthur Tonne Ted Nelson collects his thoughts at the grotto, Maurite Staff MAURITE staff members, T, J. Whalen, and Jim Suther, co-editors; Pat Smith, sports editor; John Behrmann, social editor; and Alan 102 Hermesch, associate editor. Art Editor Wayne Burkart Photographers Mike Biggs and Bob Me Anally John Basham, Layout Editor Fr. Wilfred Fangman, Moderator dvertising representatives Tom Danaher, Ed Carnoali, Gene Vap. and Pat Carrigan. ABSENT: Bob Altadonna and Joe Conran. News Editor Don Johnson and Editor Doug Siebert lay out the TATLER. JUe 7atleA. Reporters: Thomas Whalen, Michael Lavery, Bill Pluchel, Alan Hermesch, Randy Burnett, John Klebba, Richard Thomas, Richard Leiszler, Tom Cavanaugh, George Leiszler, Pat Dowling, Tom Dun- phy, Ronald Dodge, Jack McCon- aughey, Daniel Flanigan, Tom Hor- ton, Ken Ambrose, Dennis Nastav, Ronald Creten, Pat Gardner, Tom Weishaar. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief....................Doug Siebert News Editor......................Donald Johnson Feature Editor..........Frank Larkin Varsity Editor..........Steve Schuetz Intramural Editor.......Mike Murphy Advertising.........................Jim Mullins Circulation..............Donald Buscher Cartoonist.................John Dodig Photo Editor....................Richard Peabody Moderator....Fr. Roger Rumery, O.S.B. Intramural Editor Mike Murphy, Feature Editor Frank Larkin and Staff Artist John Dodig. Fr. Roger discusses the fine and rough points of the latest TATI.ER with his reporters. M M Monitor Program director Mike Lavery selects records for the show from the file. Mount announcer Kathy McKelvey corrects her script. Technician Martin Feist puts on a record. 106 Tim McGlnley sits for an Interview with sports an- nouncer Hank Young. ch Don Johnson displays the trophy he won at the Archdiocesean Oratorical Contest to Pat Dowling and Tom Kane. Mike Murphy, 3rd place win- ner of the Religion Oratorical Contest. Gene Vap reads the epistle to the student body at the student mass. 107 Science Club The minds of the scientists are shaping the future world. So when we speak to scientists, we must speak their language. We must be able to agree AND disagree with the people who know how to handle a great human tool, THE EXPERIMENT. Members of the Maur Hill Science Club are expected to devote their best efforts to their goals designed to pre- pare them for the future. Curious souls can be tolerated by a science club, but curiosity alone for science, has never been found to get the job done. The courageous ones who do violence to their lazy scientific attitudes and rise to face a challenge hurled squarely at them are worthy members of a science club. This year!s club was continuing to strive for a concrete goal, hopefully initiated and carefully watched by former members-------the construction of a small but useful observatory. Many of the programs at meetings are concerned with astronomy. The study of astronomy leads naturally to the study of space and space travel. The call of space may never be answered to the degree now envisaged, but the biology, chemistry, physics, etc., learned in pursuing the riddles of space will benefit every Maur Hill Science Club member. John Basham and Bill Braun prepare another order of plastic jewelry. 108 CLUB OFFICERS: Treas. John Wabs, Sec. tester Schmidt, Moderator Fr. Gabriel, Pres. Bill Braun, and Vice-pres. Jim Keller. Mr. Stork takes a 8ample of John Hemingway’s blood. MEMBERS ROW ONE: Harry Fleeson, Jim Riehle, Bill Lane. ROW TWO: Mike Hopper, Jim Lemanski, Ed Hoadley. ROW THREE: Ron Creten, Tom Kane, John Wiersma. Maur Hill students were saddened by the death of Dr. Eugene Berney, an Atchison dentist, February 16, 1963. He was the chief benefactor of the Maur Hill Science Club. The club was named after him. Dr. Berney sponsored the annual awards given to the most deserving members of the club by its moderator, Fr. Gabriel. Dan Armstrong and Richard Leiszler scan the skies. Martin Feist explains the expan- sion of gases at a meeting. 109 1 io Glee Club FR. CAMILLUS WURTZ Maur Hill Director Maur Hill and Mount St. Scholastica presented a combined band and orchestra concert on November 29. Mr. Paul Tarabek directed the orchestra and Fr. Camillus headed the band. Later, on December 19, the Maur Hill Glee Club and the Mount chorus presented a Christmas program of carols and other vocal selections. In addition to these two con- certs, the archdiocesan Music Festival was held at St. Bene- dicts college. Maur Hill and the Mount participated in this festival along with the other Catholic high schools of the di- ocese. MRS. ALICE TARABEK Mount Academy Director Fr. Camillus displays his piano-playing ability for the varsity band officers: Martin Feist, James Coleman, Michael Lavery, and Thomas Whalen. James Coleman cleans his horn after band practice. Band Varsity band practice for the Archiocese Music Festival. Beginning band members warm up for the night’s practice. Combos and Guitars Mike (Lucifer) Livery intimidates Jack McConaughey as Mike Murphy looks on. Lucien Watkins drags Mike Mitchell off to the doctor's laboratory FR. JORDAN MEYER Moderator The cast of Lucifer’s Lodge : TOP ROW: Dick Thomas, Bill Thyberg. BOTTOM ROW: Ted Nelson, Mike Murphy, Richard Leizler, Lucien Watkins. Robert McAnallv. and Mike Mitchell, Jack McConaughey, and Mike Lavery. The stagehands of Lucifer’s Lodge : Frank Larkin, Joseph Conran, John Manzottl, Tom Dumphy, Gregory Breck, Frank Migliazzo, Daniel Boone, Clancy Schmidt, and Pat Murray. 115 Club Say cheese , Smile pretty . Camera Club members are at work. Boys who never knew Plus-X from Tri-X are uti- lizing available equipment and materials and learning the why's and wherefore's of taking, de- veloping, and printing photo- graphs. Besides these, veterans are striving to get better ac- tion, story, and impact in their pictures than ever before, thus acquiring valuable know-how for later life. Fr. Brian checks on the technique of Mike Biggs and Bob Me Anally. Henry Young gets his official picture taken by Dick Peabody, head sports photographer. — 4 S Carlos Mejia and Gregory Rau check on a club camera before lending it out. Big Brother The first day of school fresh- men were lost, nothing to do, shy in a strange, new world. They could watch T V and drink sodas, but this soon became mo- notonous. Mr. Galley called an assembly and presented the prob- lem to the seniors. His solution was a Big Brother Club . Each senior was assigned one or two freshmen. Their job was to in- troduce freshmen to the school, or better, the school to the fresh- men. The results were fasci- nating. The freshmen now had someone to fall back on, The Seniors. No more shyness, no more wandering around for them, they knew this school. Big Brother, Bill Pluchel, checks on his charge, David Kassen, to see why he has to shovel snow. Larry Drimmel on duty to meet visitors and salesmen. Mr. Clarence Lutz died suddenly February 25,1963, stricken as he was locking up shop for the day. He left eleven children, the eldest being Larry, a sophomore here at Maur Hill. His wife and children surely miss his faith in God, warmth, fatherliness, and loyalty. The whole community of Atchison and especially institutions as Maur Hill and his parish church lost a real booster. Behind the scenes, clubs and organizations serve Maur Hill. The ”500 Club” finances the Maur Hill athletic program. In the fall, the ”500 Club” sponsors a Turkey Shoot. Joseph Schuele, the president of the club, also performs services of his own for Maur Hill. Early in fall, he sponsors a free hamburger feed to start off the ”500 Club” ticket drive. Following the football season, Mr. Schuele supplies huge steaks for the football players. The Parents' Club is also very active. The ladies run the daily lunch service in the Roost for day students and hungry boarders. After graduation in the spring, they have a dinner for the faculty. However, their biggest project is the annual Carnival to raise the dollars necessary to complete the furnishing of the new school. Frank Larkin and Fr. Roger write names on turkey shoot targets. Charles .- lberts shoots for the turkey shoot. The Mount Aos 120 demy The avowed aims of Mount St. Scholastica Academy are to train students in methods of thorough scholarship to form character accord- ing to the principles of the Catholic religion and scholastic philosophy, and to develop cultivated women who are equipped to lead rich, happy and useful lives in this complex world of today. These purposes are in keeping with the spirit of the community's founders and have been guide- posts in the growth of Mount St. Scholastica Acad- emy from a small grade school into a fully ac- credited high school. The activities of Mount St. Scholastica Acad- emy, curricular and extracurricular, pictured on the following pages, give only small insights into Mount life. The basic classroom disciplines are emphasized for intellectual development and vari- ous clubs, societies and sodality functions, instill leadership, participation, cooperation and loyalty, ---all necessary ingredients of a pleasant and influential personality. All these activities are held and made to function in the light of militant Catholicism just as the spokes of a wheel get their direction from the hub. Because Mount St. Scholastica Academy is Maur Hill's sister school, Mounties and Maurites cooperate in many extracurricular and social activities. Many happy memories, then, will center upon the joint ventures of Maur Hill and the Mount. 121 Mounties and their parents attend Vespers at the opening of the Academy celebration of the Mount Centennial on Dec. 8. Father Abbot and his assistants cele- brate the Pontifical High Mass the morn- ing of the Academy celebration. Centennial The Magnificent is chanted at the Centennial program in thanksgiving for the first seven nuns. 4 Just 100 years ago, seven Benedictine sisters arrived at Atchison to establish a convent in which to institute religious observance for the greater glory of God, and also to establish a school for the children of then growing community of Atchison. This year, 1963, the huge and thriving community of Mt. St. Scholastica is holding several centennial celebrations. The Mount Academy held its own December 8, 1962. The McKelvy family enjoy their day at the Academy celebration. The Academy orchestra, conducted by Mr. Paul Tarabek, plays their finale at their Winter concert. Virginia Baker Sue Baumann Nancy Bellis Raynette Bewley Seniors 124 Senior class officers Jane Wolters, sports captain; Cheryl Pusch, secretary; Anne Elias, president; Kathy Eckart, vice-president; and Melania O'Rielly, treasurer; discuss their Senior class gift to the school. Sally and Maggie Riggs display their stuffed animals to Clarita Walk. Patricia Bishop Janice Bukovac Rita Burns Katherine Eckart Ann Elias Bernadette Enzbrenner Denise Etienne Mary Giller Mary Grame Mrs. Michael Easterday, counselor, talks with Carolyn Miller and 125 Lois Wagner, Janice Bukovac, Marga rite Hoefler, and Virginia Baker try out the new IBM electric typewriters purchased this year. Susan Keenan Kristina Knoll Elaine Kramer Marsha Knapp Student Council members Kathleen McKelvy, Janice Helen Cullinan, Rita Burns, and Mary Giller dis- Bukovac, Pat O'Bryan, Maria Morgan. Mary Grame, cuss activities for the school year, president Andrea Novo-Gradac, Anne Elias. Mary Pep Club officers Loretta Sharp, boarder representative; Mary Giller, president; Kathy Eckart, vice-president; and Anne Harris, secretary-treasurer, make preparations for the next game. Josie Lopez, Mary Grame, and Nancy Lee wait impatiently for the ball to come down in an M.A.A.A. practice session. TOP ROW: Nancy Lee, Marlene Lohman, Josie Lopez, Kathleen McKelvy. BOTTOM HOW. Sharon McNamara, Ester Mestes Carolyn Miller, Cecilia Miller. 127 Anna Mary Neumann Carol Noll Andrea Novo-Gradac Melania O'Riley Bernie Schrick trims the Christmas tree in the rec- reation room. Seniors Mouties enjoy the noon meal in Ricardi center. TOP ROW: Margaret Prohaska, Cheryl Pusch. BOTTOM ROW: Margaret Riggs, Sally Riggs. Denise Etienne. Jane Wahlmeier, and Pug Wilmes take history books from Sister Theophane's office for a centennial research project. Carol Rossiter Bernadine Schrick Rosemary Sevick Loretta Sharp Carol Spaight Maureen Stapelton Co-editor Andrea Novo-Gradac. feature editor Anne Elias. Edith Normile discusses new ideas with artists Maggie Riggs news editor Mary Gtller, and co-editor Kathleen McKelvy and Cathy Tennant, work on stories and page layouts, while circulation manager TOP ROW: Nancy Stewart. Jane Wahlmeier, Clarita Walk. BOTTOM ROW: Lois Wagner, Pauline Wilmes, Jane Wolters. Seniors Phy-Sci Club officers Susan Keenan, secretary, and Carol Rossiter. president, give a demon- stration in the club's meeting. 131 Sodality officers Mary Giller, Leta Rae Schrlck, Rita Burns, and Kay Corpstein make a special offering to Mary, Queen of the Mount. Maggie Higgs and Margaret Prohaska admire religious articles shown by Annette McCarthy. The Academy Schola practices often to sing God's glory with their rich and beautiful tones. Senior class members of the National Honor Society; Andrea Novo-Gradac, Anne Elias, Kathleen McKelvy, and Rita Burns. 1 33 Seniors Math Club members Andy Novo-Gradac, Kathleen McKelvy, treasurer; Rosemary Sevick, vice-president; Anne Ellas, secretary, Rita Burns, and Janice Bukovac, president, enjoy letters presented to them by hopeful future members. Lynne Turner and Anna Mary Neumann examine the winning entry In last year's Science Fair. The library is peaceful now but Junior class officers Mary Lee VVulff, Sports Captain; Lynne Turner, Secretary; Mary Helen Cullinan, President; Bonnie McGrath, Vice- president and Colleen McKelvy, Treasurer, make plans for their next meeting. Juniors Anna Agnew Rita Brazzel Barbara Brentano Sarah Broshous Kay Corpstein Mary Helen Cullinan Dorothy Cummins A t Pauline Dempster Shirley Domann Dolores Donnelly Mary Lou Franken Cathy Greenwald Gaylene Hagen It 136 Beverly Braman, Cecilia Schuele, and Mary Ann Helmer help Mary Lee Wulff during a practice session. 4 ''I 4 ' iiLl TOP ROW: Anne Harris, Patricia Heelan, Mary Ann Helmer. SECOND ROW: Alice Herman, Theresa Hoadley, Margarite Hoefler. BOTTOM ROW: Janet Kesse, Janice Kramer, Carol Lackey. Colleen McKelvy, Mary Lee Wulff, Mary Margaret O'Connell, Kay Corpstein, Mrs. Paul Tarabek, and Pauline Dempster dis- play their mouse costumes in a number done at a concert. Academy orchestra is in full swing during a practice session with their conductor, Mr. Paul Tarabek. I j4TAI. GROfcyil r$r I PROPERTIES Kutmematicai I -, -UBBER 'ojcrjjj rr Hopeful scientists display their projects before shipping them to the Science Fair. fl. If6� a n TOP ROW: Bernadette Lee, Paulette Lemke, Raynette Loftin. SECOND ROW : Bonnie McGrath, Colleen McKelvy, Mary Sue Mackin. BOTTOM ROW: Lucy Martinez, Beverly Morris, Mary Margaret O'Connell. 4 5 £ J 138 Junior scientists observe their club's project, an aquarium. Judy Taylor, Pat Heelan, Delores Donnelly checking off candy orders. Margaret Kier, Kathy Koelzer, MaryOleske are homeward bound if they can get their luggage down. Future Teacher Club members listen Intently to president Sharon McNamera about future plans for the club. Pat Heelan, Pauline Dempster, and Martha Poehlor tear con- fetti for Maur Hill's homecoming. A billing Mountie typing names and addresses for the yearbook. Gloria Schuler Joan Servaes Lynne Turner Bonnie Urban Sharon Shumaker waiting to ring the bell for the dismissal of school. Beverly Braman Margaret Oestmann Elizabeth Van Hout Amparo Villar Connie Wolfer Mary Lee Wulff Bonnie McGrath smiles proudly after hitting the bull's eye in the Maur Hill turkey shoot. Anna Marie Young Jacqueline Zeller Chemistry creates great enthusiasm for the Mounties. «I uniors Political rallies produce a lot of spark from the Mounties. Colleen McKelvy, Bonnie McGrath and Lynne Turner wel- come suggestions for the theme of the Jr.-Sr. Prom. Juniors receive added help from their religion teacher, Father Stephen Bums. Bonnie McGrath, Mary Helen Cullinan, Lynne Turner,Mary Lee Wulff, and Colleen McKelvy begin preparations for the Prom. Activities at the Mount always produce great crowds. Colleen McKelvy, Mary Helen Cullinan, Anna Agnew, O'Connell look approvingly at their certificates of honor Barbara Brentano, Dorothy Cummins, and Mary Margaret for high grades in a test. Dick Peabody buys a chance from Diane Haegelin and Martha Poehlor for the Mis- sion Benefit. Lynne Turner, Bonnie McGrath, Colleen McKelvy, and Mary HelenCullinan make plans for the prom. The Schola sings a song to Mary In a program at the Mount. 1 The Pep Club show their enthusiasm at a Maur Hill game. 145 TOP ROW: Mary Ellen Ballinger, Martha Baumann, Patricia Benedict, Mary Grace Blast, Mary Ann Brady. BOTTOM ROW: Louise Brox, Nancy Buck, Patsy Burkart, Nancy Byland Debora Carlson. ' ' Carol Siebert, Peggy O'Bryan, Kathleen Mitchell and Pat Dougherty enjoy listening to their language tapes. Sophomores Kathleen Mitchell takes a moment to say a prayer before Our Lady. Class Officers, Maria Mor- gan, president; Mary Kay Sittenauer, secretary; Pat Smith, vice-president; Peggy O'Bryan, treasurer; and Frances Keith, make plans for the Prom. Stamps, stamps everywhere. Diane Schmidt, Debora Carlson, Pam Riggs, and Anita Mayes are very much aware of this. Margaret Dempster Phyllis Dillon Dorothy Ellas 15! ” r r A ' Dolores Garcia Patricia Mage!In Carol Harrison Patricia Helntzelman Dekire Holland Mary Pat Kalssc 147 Nancy Stewart and Margarlte Hoefler take time out from a busy schedule for a drink. A Kansas song is sung at the Centennial program by Mounties from every class. Geometry can be fun, as shown by Mary Kramer, Sue Maes, Mary Kay Sittenauer, Mary Blast, and Patricia Haegelin. Frances Keith Shirley Kelley Mary Louise Kosch Mary Lou Kraft Mary Elizabeth Kramer Constance Lemke Jennifer Livengood Judith Loftln Carol Lollar Helen Lutz Theresa Mace Sue Carol Maes Anita Mayes Karen Meyeres Mary Miller 149 Jennifer Livingood, Frances Keith, and Mary Parks work on a biology experiment. FIRST ROW: Kathleen Mitchell, Marla Morgan, Hazel Sanders. BOTTOM ROW: Diane Schmidt, Carol Slebert, Myers, Patricia Nodder, Joyce Noll, Mary Margaret Mary Kay Sittenauer, Cynthia Smith, Mary Pat Smith, O'Bryan. SECOND ROW: Mary Margaret Park, Lois Carol Sonnemoser. Prohaska, Pamela Riggs, Janet Roth, Susan Sager, Emily 1 50 TOP ROW: Constance Steinmetz, Angela Tien, Mary Jane Vogt, Mario Walker. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Webber, Thomasine Weingart, Jeannette DeWilde, Mary Jo Wilson. Helpfulness is always present as these Sophomores help each other with their different subjects. Carol Siebert and Nancy Byland wait impatiently for the mail. Cindy Smith, Peggy Dempster and Peggy O'Bryan seem to be overworked from studying. Judy Loft in, Emily Sanders, Pat Casey, DeeDee Holland, and Mary Parks take time out to enjoy themselves. 1 53 Jane Weinmann and Angelina Gonzales sewing In their home economics class. TOP ROW: Diana Albers, Liana Albers, Vieginia Bemey. SECOND ROW': Monica Bochmann, Barbara Borserine, Patricia Brown. BOTTOM ROW: Karen Burns, Virginia Bush, Nancy Colgan. Freshmen Margie Miller feeds her friend’s pet goldfish, Hazel Myers and Karen Myers set out for a tennis match. TOP HOW: Martha Compton, Kathleen Daly, Linda Darrenkamp, Victoria Davis, Helen Dechant, Judith Diebolt, Carol Diederich. SECOND HOW: Carolyn Dodge, Linda Drimmel, Linda Eckart, Mary Kngelken, Patricia Flores, Carol Funk, Mary Jane Flynn. BOTTOM HOW': Judy Gearhart, Linda Gering, Angelina Gonzales, Linda Guttermann, Marinell Haegelin, Ann Marie Hampton, Marilyn Harrison. 11 1 55 Jo Ann Healey Kathleen Hughes Mary Ann Intfen Evelyn Kano Margaret Kler Katherine Koelzer Louise Koester Rose Ann Kraft Carolyn Dodge, shortest freshman, stands on a chair to equal the height of the tallest freshman, Chreyl St a 1 hut. Foreign stamps capture the attention of freshmen. TOP ROW: Jeanne Lackey, Marie Lauer, Catherine Lutz, Rita McConville. SECOND ROW: Judith McKenny, Mary Meyeres, Margie Miller, Ruth Miller. THIRD ROW: Medlen Molina, Kathy Mullins, Shirley Neises, Connie Nolan. BOTTOM ROW: Margaret Normlle, Patricia O'Bryan, Mary Oleske, Mary Peltzer. Ann Hampton, Margie Normlle, and Shirley Neises study in the freshman recre- ation room. TOP ROW: Linda Rodriguez, Cheryl Roe, Rita Roundy, Judith Ryan, Romona Sanchez, Mary Schneider. SECOND ROW: Mary Said, Marilyn Schrick, Diane Shockey, Marsha Shumaker. Susan Siebert. THIRD ROW: Margaret Sloan, Catherine Sonnenmoser, Virginia Sonnenmoser, Jane Wagner, Theresa Watkins. BOTTOM ROW': Jane Weinmann, Nancy Wisely, Gloria Young, Barbara Zabel. A few freshmen gather around the piano during recreation. Freshman class officers: Margaret Kier, sports captain; Patty Flores, secretary; Pat O’Bryan, president; Marilyn Schrick, vice-president; Nancy Colgan, treasurer. 1 58 Freshmen Susie Keenan and Patty O’Bryan take care of their last minute Christmas mail. French tapes are enjoyable, as this French I class makes good use of them. 159 Green freshmen try on their initiation beanies. Theresa Watkins places the last can- dle in the freshman Advent wreath. Time out during the hectic day is taken in order to pray the daily rosary in the oratory. Dee Dee Holland, Barbara Webber, and Dorothy Elias relate current events. Freshman class card sharps play a wild game of Old Maid. Co-operation between Maur Hill and the Mount results in an active social life. At least once a month one of the schools usually stages a dance. They range from the Autumn Hop, the Ground Hog's Eve Mixer, Queen of the Courts, Freshman-Sophomore mixers, to the Mount and Maur Hill proms, not to mention mixers in the Raven Roost after football and basketball games and dances at the two C.Y.O. centers in town. All these dances are supervised and planned by the faculty and students of both schools. Besides dances, Maurites and Mounties also have the opportunity to date on Friday nights and Saturday and Sunday afternoons. 163 Joe Young and Bonnie McGrath, Bill Shomaker and Esther Mestes, and Jerry Dinnen dance at the Ground Hog Hop while Bob Demeree and Mike Delay watch. ■ Parish Centers Sophomore Mounties talk between dances. Mike Egan and Kathv Diebolt. Frank Larkin, Carl Ruder, Janice Bukovic, Esther Mcstcs, John Campbell and Lori Sharp chat between dances. Lori Sharp and Rita Burns hand out drinks to Mauritcs. Peggy O'Bryan and Carl Ruder Tom Danaher crowns Loretta Sharp Queen of the Courts while Jerry Dinnen, Janice Bukovic, and Joe McLinev watch. Joe Foley and Jane Wolters. Bill Thyberg and Mary Ann Helmer, Tom Crestodina, and Bob Robl. Pat Newman and Bob Altadonna. Pat Smith and Raynette Loftin. Everyone watches as the wheel of fortune spins to a stop. Russ Verkest buys a package at the parcel post booth. King Bob and Queen Maureen lead off the first dance. Mission Benefit Rita Burns crowns Bob Robl and Maureen Stapleton king and queen of the Mission Benefit. Pat Smith and David Shriner entertain at the stage show. After Game Mixers Anne Harris and Bill Heelan celebrate another Raven victory. 170 Ed Carnoali Margaret Heppler, John Behrmann, John Klebba and Maria San Lucas. ADVERTISING 172 Few schools are fortunate enough to have the 100% support of their town. Perhaps Maur Hill is a fortunate exception. Whenever Maur Hill has a home football or basketball game, the stadium or gym is full of Maur Hill backers from Atchison. Every year the merchants of the city con- tribute generously to help the TATLER and MAURITE ad campaign go over the top. And thanks to the city’s reaction to the Maur Hill building campaign, Maur Hill has a new academic building and gymnasium. Now Atchison itself is engaged in urban renewal as Maur Hill continues to build and renew its facilities. So Maur Hill's heart goes out in thanks and best wishes to the city of Atchison, as both school and city build for the future. 173 MOUNT SAINT SCHOLASTICA ACADEMY 174 CONDUCTED BY THE BENEDICTINE SISTERS J. B. Russell Lumber Co. 1001 MAIN EM 7-2300 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. P.O. BOX 6 mm ST. JOSEPH 48, MISSOURI Schlitz and Falstaff Beers 201 Commercial Phone EM 7-4643 716 Kansas EM 7-1904 Intfen Sales Co. 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I asked in a musing mood: Order, said the law court; Knowledge, said the school; Truth, said the wise man; Pleasure, said the fool, Love, said the maiden, Beauty, said the page, Freedom, said the dreamer, Home, said the sage, Fame, said the soldier, Equity, the seer--- Spake my heart full sadly: The answer is not here ; Then, within my bosom, softly, this I heard: Each heart holds the secret - Kindness is the word. - John Boyle O'Reilly YOU LL GET C Miller Chevrolet Auto Co. Montgomery Ward Co. 726 Coml. EM 7-1130 806 Coml. EM 7-4272 is- Camp St. Maur Write: Director Six Weeks Of Camp St. Maur Summer Fun Atchison ---mhimbhII City National Bank 608 COML. EM 7-3412 Dormitory at Maur Hill 193 DR. EDWIN T. WULFF DR. A. R. SCIMECA O’KEEFE, ROOT, McKELVY DR. CHARLES S. BRADY DR. F. I. STUART DR. JAMES P. BROWN DR. A. R. MORLEY DUNCAN SENECAL DR. IRA R. MORRISON mor ROBERT ALTADONNA Maurite Asst. Bus. Mgr. 4. JOHN BASHAM Red Certificate in Science Fair 3; Maurite Lavoui Editor 4; Band M 3,4. WAYNE BURKART Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Ftbl. M 3,4; Co-Captain of Ftbl. Team 4; Baseball M 2,3; Student Council Vice-Pres. 4; Class Pres. 3; Maurite Art Editor 3,4. LDWARD CARNOALI Maurite Asst. Bus. Mgr. 4; Ftbl. M 4; Basketball MM 4; Baseball M 3,4. PATRICK CARRIGAN Maurite Asst. Bus. Mgr. 3,4; Ftbl. M 4; Basket- ball M 4; Baseball M” 3,4. JOSEPH CONRAN Maurite Asst. Bus. Mgr. 4; Red Certificate in Science Fair 3. THOMAS DANAHER Honor Roll 3; Maurite Bus. Mgr. 3,4; Class Sec.- Tres. 1,2,3,4; M M Monitor Sports Announcer 3; Ftbl. M 2,3,4; Basketball M 3,4; Baseball M 2; Co-Captain of Ftbl. and Basketball Teams 4; Boys' State 3; May Day Trophy 2. GERALD DINNEN Track M 3,4. JOHN DODIG Honor Roll 1,3,4; Tatler Cartoonist 3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Student Council Pres. 4; Ftbl. M 2,3,4; Ftbl. Co-Captain 4; Baseball M 3,4. LAWRENCE DRIMMEL Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. MARTIN FEIST Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Band M 2,3,4; Red Certificate in Science Fair 3; M M Monitor Engineer 4. JOSEPH FOLEY Track M” 2; Vice-Pres. of M-Club 4. ANTHONY HANSEN Honor Roll 4. WILLIAM HEELAN Class Pres. 4; Ftbl. M 4. MICHAEL LAVERY Honor Roll 1,2,3.4; M as Tatler Reporter 2,3,4; Band M 2,3,4; Science Club-Pres. 2, Treas. 3, Sec. 4; Winner of Religion Speech Contest 3; First Place in V.F.W. Manuscript Contest 4; M M Monitor Program Director 4; Science Fair-Second Place 2, Blue Certificate 3; Dr. Berney Award 1; Dr. Berney Certificate 2. TIMOTHY McGINLEY Ftbl. M 4. ROBERT ROBL Track ?’M 2,3,4; Tatler Intramural Editor 2; Student Council Sec.-Treas. 4; Ath. Equipment Mgr. 2,3,4. CLARENCE SCHMIDT Honor Roll 1; Basketball M 4; Cross-Country M 4; Second Place in Archdiocesan Art Contest 3. STEVEN SCHUETZ Honor Roll 3; Tatler Intramural Editor 3; Tatler Sports Editor 4. ROBERT SEMERENA Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 1,4; Science Club-Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 2; Tatler M” as Reporter 3, as Photographer 2; Science Fair-Third Place 2, Blue Certificate 3; Dr. Berney Certificate 2. DOUGLAS SIEBERT Honor Roll 4; Tatler Editor 4; Tatler News Editor 3; Ftbl. ”M 3,4. PATRICK SMITH Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Maurite Sports Editor 4; M as Tatler Reporter 2,3; Class Pres. 2; Second Place in State Latin Contest 3; Ftbl. M 3,4; Basketball M 4; M-Club Pres. 4; Band M 2,3,4. JOHN STUART Honor Roll 1,3; Basketball M 3,4. JAMES SUTHER Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Maurite Layout Editor 3; Maurite Co-Editor 4. VINCENT VANDERWEIDE Ftbl. ”M 3,4; M-Club Sgt.-at-Arms 4. EUGENE VAP Honor Roll 1; Maurite Bus. Mgr. 4; Ath. Equipment Mgr. 1. THOMAS WHALEN Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Maurite Co-Editor 4; ’’M as Tatler Reporter 2,3,4; Band M 3,4. JOSEPH YOUNG Ftbl. M 3,4. HENRY YOUNG Honor Roll 2; Basketball M 4; Co-Captain of Basketball Team 4; Cross-Country M 4; M M Monitor Sportscaster 4. 195 Semester Transfer Students Kamon Garcia Patricia Newman Fernando Garcia Thomas O'Grady Roberto Villorreal David Gerberich 196 Semester Honor Roll 197 Mr. Galley and Richard Wiederhold, practice teacher in citizenship and physical education, display the new varsity jersey. Dolores Ramirez New Personnel end Leander Brake, music practice teacher. Dennis Swenson, cadet teacher in English, consults Mr. Stork on tomorrow's assign- i� 8 ment. Sylvia Busey, Janitress Frater Myron, O.S.B. Mr. Andra gives John Sweeney, algebra practice teacher, some pointers. 200 Maur Hill Index Agnew, Harold . . . Agnew. Richard . . Altadonna. Robert . . . 28.32,93.96.167 Alvarado. Freedy . . . . 28,32,68.83 Ambrose, Kenneth . , . . 48,66,90,92,105 Arguelles, Luis Armstrong, Daniel . . . 48,66,80,93 109.112 Azlere. Michael . . Bahn, William . . 42.78,79 Ballesteros, Jose 28,32 Banker, Charles Basham, John . . . . . 28,98,108,112 Behrmann. John . . . 38.68.71,87, 112,170,197 Biggs. Michael . . 42,43.98,103.116,197 Bird, Thomas . . Black. Michael . . Blair, Phillip . . Bolton, Michael . . Boone, Daniel . . . . , 42.44.98,112.115 Boos. Edward . . . Boos, John . . . . Boos, Leo .... Braun. Richard . . Braun, William . . . . . . 38,40,98,108 Breck, Gregory . . .... 42,55.98,115 Brentano, Thomas Buford. Roger . . . Burkart. Wayne . . . 20.29.56.60,85, 97,103 Burnett. Randy . . Burns, William Buscher, Donald . . . 29,69,83.100,104 Bush. Charles . . Bush, Richard . . . Campbell, Gregory Campbell. John . . Carrlgan, Patrick . . . 30,72,74,76, 85,103 Carroll, Tony . . . Carnoali, Edward . . . 30,35,61,72,73 74,85,96,103.170 Cavanaugh. Thomas . . 43.70,78.86.105 Cleary. John . . . Cleary. Michael . . Clemens. Ronald . Coleman, James . . 38,86,112 Conran, Joseph Contreras, Charles 48,82 Costello. David . . 10,48.98 Costello, Michael Cox. James .... 43 Creel. Jaime . . . 45,71 Creten, Ronald . . . . 48.66.105.108.113 Crestodina, Thomas 38,91.167 Culig, Bruce . . . . Cunningham Jerry Danaher, Thomas . . . 30,33.56,59.60, 74.77.88,103.166 Davenport, Michael . . . 38.72.78.79 Davis. Thomas . . . 48.66 DeLay, Michael . . . . 38,113,164,166 Demaree, Robert Devinev. Richard . Dlnnen. Gerald . . . 30.72.74.87,164, 166.171 Dodge. Ronald . . . 43,44.91,99.105.113 Dodig. John . . 17.30,57.59,85.88,97.105 Domann, Gerald . . Doolev, Dennis . . . Dowling, Patrick . . 43,44.99,105, 107,197 Drimmel. Larry . Drimmel. Richard Dunphy, Thomas . . . 43.72,78,79, 105,115 Durston. Gregory . Eagan. Michael . . 43,45.70,83,113,164 Farrell. Larry . . Feist. Martin . . 29.31,99.106,109,112 Flanigan, Daniel . . . 43,70.78.105 Fleeson, Harold . Foley, Joseph . . 31,34.35.96,100.167 Gansen, Michael . . . 48,66.80,81 Garcia. Fernando 82,90.196 Garcia. Ramon . . Gardner. Patrick . . 48,50,98,105, 113,197 Gaume, Thomas 43,65,78 Gearhart. Gerald . Gerberich, David . Gering, John . . . . Gerlng. Martin . . Gering. Michael . Gerltz, Albert . . . Geritz, Richard . . Gerst, James.................. 39,55,81 Gerst, Thomas.....................49,66 Gerst. William............... 44,55.195 Gillgannon, Michael...............44,70 Goodpaster, John.................31,112 Gragg, Jerome........................39 Greene, James.....................49,82 Grove, Michael............ 25,31,35,185 Guilfoyle, Frank..................39,85 Hansen, Anthony......... 32,35,56,90,93 Hansen, Robert ......................39 Harris. Paul . . . 66.82.98,101,113.197 Head. John ................ 39.78.85.86 Hcclan, Thomas . . 48.49,66,80,81,90 32,33,35.56,58,63, 75.87,170 . 49,66.80,81,90, 108.197 39.55.58,87.98,197 Heelan, William Hemingway, John Herme8ch. Alan . Hoadley, Edward..................44.108 Hopper, Michael . . 10.49.50,66.82.98, 108,112,195 Horton, Thomas . . 49,66.90.92,105,197 Hunter, Paul ..................49,51,82 Intfen, George....................44,45 Johnson. Donald . . . 39.55,104,107,195 Kane. Thomas . . 49,66,80,92.107.108 Kassen, David....................49,117 Keimig, Larry .......................44 Keimig, Michael............... 49.66,82 Keller. James . . 49,50.82,98.108.195 Kelly. Patrick.......................45 Kesse, Ronald........................49 Kimbrell, Robert.....................39 Klebba. John.......... 39.40.87.105,171 Knowles, Albert......................45 Knowles, Raymond.....................49 Knowles, Rodney......................49 Kozera, Richard...................45,71 Kramer. Thomas ...................50,66 Kramer. Wayne .... 45,55.64.78 Kuhlman, Marion............... 25,44,45 Lane, William....................50,108 Larkin. Frank . . 39.41,55.65.105.115. 119,165 Lavery, Michael . . 17,29,32,69.106. 112.114.115.195 Lefevre, Brian .................. 50,66 Lefevre. James................ 68,83.91 Leiszler, George . . 43.45,70.78,105 Leiszler, Richard . . 42,45,86.109,114 Lemanski, James . . 10.50.66,98.108. 112.197 Lewis, Stephen....................50,66 Lohman, Larry.....................50.66 Lutz, Larry.......................44.45 Lykins, Daniel ......................40 MacGregor, Louis McAnally, Robert . McConaughey, Jack . 31.32.90,105 10.44.45.99.103, 115.116 . . 45.71,104. 114.115 McGinley, Timothy . . . 32.35,58.106 McLaughlin, Jeff............. 32,74,171 McLaughlin, Michael.............. 51,66 McLiney, Joseph . . 40.72.73,74,85. Maher, Dennis . . Maher. Timothy Manzotti, John . Matthews, David Maurer, James Mejia, Carlos . . Merkle, John . . Migliazzo, Frank Migliazzo. Ralph . Miller, Ronald . . M life Id, Gregory Minni8, Donald Minnis, Michael Mitchell. Michael Monaghan. Michael Monteil, Arthur . Morgan. Theodore Mullins, James . Murphy, Larry . Murphy. Michael Murray, Michael Murray, Patrick . Murray, Timothy Nastav, Dennis . . Ne!ses, Theodore Nelson, Theodore . Noll, Francis . . O'Bryan, Timothy O'Grady. Thomas 96,166 ..................... 50,80 . . 13,42.45,55.64 . . . 20,42,45,115 . . . . 50,66,67.80 . . . . 48.50,80,81 . . . 43.45,116,197 .................. 49,51.90 ................. 44,45,115 ..................... 25,51 .................. 33,68,86 ..................... 46,71 .........................46 ........................ 40 . . 46.112,114,115 ........46.71.112 .... 46,71,83,86 ..................... 51,66 .....................40,104 ..................... 51,66 . . 43.46.105.107, 114,115,195 .................. 40.90,93 ................. 20.46,115 ..................... 33,69 50.51,66.91,113,197 . . . 40,55,56,91 . 25.46.101,112.115 ..................... 51,66 ......................40.87 ........................19 Olcske, Christopher 10.46 O’Neill. James . . O'Neill. Robert . . Orford, Patrick . . Owens. Thomas Park. Stephen . . . . Peabody. Richard . . . . 46,103.104.149 Peltzer, Joseph . . Peters, Charles . . . . . 46.55,78.79 Pluchel, William . . 33.35,55,117,165 Poell. Michael . . . . . . 51,66.80,98 Randazzo, Robert . Rau, Gregory . . 10,38,40,99,112, 116.197 Rausch. Jerome . 44.46.82.98.113 Regan, Bernard . . . . . 48.51,66.113 Rice. John Richie, James . . . . . 40,41.93,108 Risse, John .... Robl, Robert . . . . 33,57.61,69,86. 87.89,96.97,167 Rozier, John . . . . Ruder, Carl . 41,56.87,92.165 Ruthmann, Stephen . . . 15.30.34.41.92 Sayler, Stephen . . Schmidt, Clarence . . . . 33.69,74, 86,87,115 Schmidt, Lester . . . . . 45.47,108.112 Schmidt, Stephen . . Scholdberg, Carl . Schreiner. David . Schuele, Thomas . . . 25,41,61,87.119 Schuetz. Stephen . . . 33.68.96,104.171 Schwarz. Martin . . . 49.51,66.67, 80.98.101.197 Scimeca. Timothy . Seferovich, Mark Semerena. Robert . . . . 19.33,87,112 Shea, John Schomaker. William .... 41,91,164 Siebert, Douglas . . 20.31,34,88,96,104 Signa, Thomas . . . 41.68,71.91.118 Slattery, James . . Slattery. Michael . Slothower, Gary . . . 44,47.91.98 Smith. Daniel . . . , Smith. Michael . . . Smith, Patrick . . 28.29,34.61.72.74. 85,88.96,112,167.197 Stuart, John . 29,34,74,75,86 Supple, Theodore . . Suther, James . . . . . . 29,34.98,103 Swift. Paul . . . . Theis, Nicholas . . . . . . 41,78.79,85 Thomas. Larry . . . . . . 47,55.64,93 Thomas Malachv . . Thomas, Richard . . . . 34,41,55, 105,115.197 Thyberg. William . . . 41,115.118,165 Tork. Mark Trevino, Oscar . . . Turner, Joseph . . 41.43.58.61,64. 72.74 Turner, Kenneth . . . Unrein, Edward . . . Vagnino, Michael . . Vanderweide, Mark . . . . 49,51.66,80 Vanderweide. Vincent . . . 34,57,87,96 Vap, Eugene . . . . . 32,34.103,107 Verkest, Russell . . 20.47,55 Villorreal. Roberto . Vollmer, Michael . . . . . . . 43,47,; ',70 Wabs, John Wagner, Arthur . . Wagner. Michael . . . Wagner. Stephen . . . Watkins, Luclen . . . 41,72.73,74.77, 87,114,115 Weatherford, Robert Weingart, Robert . . Weinmann, Ronald . Weishaar, Thomas . . 50.51,66.80. 105,197 Welch. William . . Whalen, Thomas . . 29,35,95.99. 103.105.112 Wiersma. John . . Wilds. Patrick . . . Wiltz. Francis . . . W iltz. Phillip .... W'ohletz, Carl .... Welters, John .... Wyatt, Stephen . . . . . 41.86,87.118 Young, Joseph . . . . 35,56,60,164 Young. Henry . . . 35,69,73,74,75, 77.106.116.171 Zuniga. Juan . . . . Mount Academy Index Agncw, Anna .... . 136,139.140.144 Heelan, Patricia . . . 131,137,139,140 O'Bryan, Mary Margaret . . 140,146, Albers, Diana . . . Hcintzelman, Patricia 147 150,153 Albers. Liana . . . Helmer, Mary Ann O'Bryan, Patricia . . 69,126,154,157, Maker. Virginia . . Heppler, Margaret . . 139,140,171 158,159,164.165 Ballinger. Mary Ellen .... 146 Herman. Alice . . . O'Connell. Mary Margaret . . 137, Bauman, Martha Hess. Carol .... 138,142,144 Bauman, Susan . . Hoadley, Theresa 137 Oe8tmann, Margaret . . Beilis, Nancy . . . Hoefler, Margaret . . . 126,137.139, Olcske, Mary Benedict, Patricia 140,142,148 O'Riley, Melania Borney, Virginia Holland, Deidre . . . . 147,153,161 Orscheln, Susan . . . . 156 Bewley, Raynettc . . . . . 123.124.134 Hughes. Kathleen Park, Mary Margaret . . 150,153 Bishop, Patricia . . Hundely, Lana . . . Peltzer. Mary Blasi, Mary Grace . Intfen, Marv Ann . . Poehler, Martha .... 138,140,144 Bochmann, Monica Kaisse. Mary Pat . . 147 Prohaska, Lois Borserine, Barbara Kane. Evelyn .... Prohaska, Margaret . . 124.129.133 Brady, Mary Ann . , Keenan, Susan . . . . 126.131.140.159 Pusch, Cheryl Braman, Beverly . . 136,141,143 Keith. Frances . . . . . . 146,147,150 Riggs. Margaret . . . 124,129,130,133 Brazzel, Rita .... Kelley, Shirley . . . Riggs, Pamela Brentano. Barbara . Kcsse, Janet . . . . , 137 Riggs, Sally . . . 124,129,131,142 Broshous, Sarah Kier. Margaret . . . . . 139,156,158 Rodriquez. Linda Brown. Patricia . . Knapp. Marsha . . . Roe. Cheryl Brox, Louise .... Knoll. Christina . . . . 126,140,142 Rossiter, Carol Buck. Nancy . . . . Koelzer. Katherine Roth, Janet Bukovac, Janice . . 125.126.135.140.166 Koester, Louise . . . Roundy, Rita Burkart. Patsy . . . Kosch, Mary Louise Ryan, Judith . 156,158 Burns, Karen . . . . . . . 63,154,157 Kraft, Mary Lou . . . . 140.149,152 Sager, Susan Burns, Rita ... 125,126.132,133. Kraft, Rose Ann . . Said. Mary 135,140,165 Kramer, Elaine . . . Sanchez, Romona . . . 158.160,161 Bush. Virginia . . . Kramer. Janice . . . Sanders, Emily By land, Nancy . . . . . . . 69.146.153 Kramer. Mary . . . . San Lucas. Maria . . . . Carlson. Deborah . . 146,147 Lackey, Carol . . . Schmidt. Diane . 147.150 Casey, Patricia . . Lackev, Jeanne . . . 157 Schneider, Mary Colgan, Nancy . . . . Lauer, Marie . . . Schrick, Bernadine . . . 128.130.150 Compton, Martha . . Lee, Bernadette . . . Schrick. Leta Rae . . . 97,132,138 Contreras. Mary Ann Lee, Nancy Schrick. Marilyn .... 158 Corpstein, Catherine . . . . 133.134. Lemke. Constance . . Schuele. Cecilia 136,142 Lemke, Paulette . . . Schuetz, Elizabeth .... Cullinan, Mary Helen . . . 126,136. Lentz, Theresa . . . Schuler. Gloria 139.140.141.143.144.154 Livengood, Jennifer . Servaes. Joan Cummins, Dorothy . 136,139,142. Loft in. Judith . . . . Sevick, Rosemary .... 144,146 Loftin, Raynettc . . . Sharp, Loretta 127,130,166 Daly, Cathleen . . . Lohman, Marlene . . Shockey. Diane .... 158 Darrenkamp, Linda Lollar, Carol . . . . Shumaker, Marsha . . . . Davis, Victoria . . Lopez. Josie Shumaker, Sharon .... . . . . 141 Dechant, Helen . . . . 155,158,161 Lutz, Catherine . . . Siebert, Carol .... 146,150,153,154 Dempster. Margaret . . . 141.147.153 Lutz, Helen Siebert, Susan Dempster, Pauline . . . 136,137,139.140 McCarthy. Annette Sittenauer, Mary Kay . . 146,149,150 DeWilde, Jeannette . McConville, Rita . . Sloan, Katherine Diebolt, Judith . . . . McGrath. Bonnie . . 136,138.141,1:2, Sloan, Margaret 141,158,161 Diebolt, Katherine . . 143,144 Smith. Cynthia . 150,153 Diederich, Carol . . McKelvy. Colleen . 123.136.137, Smith. Mary Patricia . . . . 146,150 Dillon. Phvllis . . . . 138,142,144 Sonnenmoser, Catherine . . . . 158 Dodge. Carolyn . . . . . . 155.156 McKelvy, Kathleen . . 106.126,127, Sonnenmoser. Virginia . . . . 158 Domann, Shirley . . 130,133,135,143 Spaight, Carol Donelly, Dolores . . McKenny, Judith . . . Stahlhut, Cheryl Dougherty, Patricia . McNamara, Sharon Stapleton. Maureen . . . Drimmel. Linda . . . Mace, Threesa . . . Steinmetz, Constance . . . . . . 151 Eckhart, Katherine . . 97.124,125. Mackin. Mary Sue . . Stewart, Nancy .... 131,132,148 127,171 M aes. Sue Taylor, Judy . 139,141 Eckart. Linda . . . . Martinez, Lucy . . . Tennant. Catherine . . . 130.141,142 Elias. Ann . . . 124,125.126,130,133, Mayes, Anita . . . . , Tien. Angela 135.154 Mestes, Ester . . 63.74,127,165,166 Turner. Lynne . . . 135.136,140,141, Elias. Dorothy . . Meyeres, Karen . . . 142,143.144 Engelken, Mary . . . Meyeres, Mary . . . Urbin, Bonnie Enzbrenner, Bernadette . . 63.97,125 Miller. Carolyn . . . . . 125,127,150 Van Hout, Elizabeth . . . 141,142,143 Etienne. Denise . . Miller. Cecilia . . . VIliar. Amparo Flores, Patricia . . Miller. Eunice . . . . Vogt, Mary Jane . . . . 151 Flynn, Mary Jane . . Miller, Margie . . . .... 155.157 Wagner, Jane Fraken, Mary Lou . . . . 136,140 Miller, Marv . . . . , Wagner, Lois Funk, Carol Miller. Ruth Wahlmeier, Jane . . . . Garcia, Dolores . . . Mitchell, Kathleen . . Walk, Clarita Gearhart. Judy . . . Molina. Medlen . . . Walker. Mario poring, Linda .... Morgan. Maria . . . Walker. Ronda Oilier, Mary . . 63.123,125.126.127. Morris, Beverly . . Watkins. Theresa . . 156,158,160,161 130.132 Mullins, Katherine . . Webber, Barbara . . . . , Gonzales, Angelina . . Myers, Hazel . . . . Weingardt. Thomasine . . . Grame, Mary .... 125,126,127,142 Noises, Shirley . . . Weinmann. Jane Greenwald, Catherine . . . . 136,171 Neumann. Anna Marv .... 128,135 Wilds. Pamela Gutterman. Linda . . Newman, Patricia Wilmes, Pauline Hacgelin, Diane . . . Niernberger. Sharon . Wilson, Katherine Haegelin. Marinell . . Nodder. Patricia . . Wisely, Nancy Hacgelin, Patricia . . Nolan, Connie . . . . 157 Wolfer, Connie Hagen. Gayline . . . Noll, Carol Wolters, Jane . . 63.97,124,131.167 Hampton, Ann Marie . . . 155,157 Noll. Joyce W'ulff, Mary Lee . . 136,137,141,143 Harris. Ann . . . 69.127,137,144, Normile, Edith . . . Young, Anna Marie . . . . .... 141 145,170.171 Normile, Margaret . Young, Gloria Harrison. Carol . . . Novo-Gradac, Andrea . . 126,128,130, Zabei. Barbara Harrison. Marilyn . . , 133.135,154 Zeller, Jacqueline .... 139,140.141 llealv, Jo Ann . . . . 201 203 204 Lollar, Carol R.R. 3 Atchison, Kansas Lopez, Joaie 1511 S. 6th Atchison, Kansas Lutz, Catherine 1021 N. 5th Atchison, Kansas Lutz, Helen 1021 N. 5th Atchison, Kansas McCarthy, Annette 410 Davis Garden City, Kansas McConville, Rita Indianola, Neb. McGrath, Bonnie Greenleaf, Kans. McKelvy, Colleen 605 Atchison St. Atchison, Kans. McKelvy, Kathleen 605 Atchison St. Atchison, Kans. McKenny, Judith King City, Mo. McNamara, Sharon 739 16th St. Bettendorf, Iowa Mace, Theresa Centralia, Kans. Mackin, Mary Sue 4685 Binton Omaha, Neb. Martinez, Lucy 1530 West 18th St. Pueblo, Colorado Mayes, Anita R. R. 1 Gardner, Kans. Mestas, Esther Box 55 Antonito, Colorado Meyeres, Karen Beaver, Kans. Meyeres, Mary Beaver, Kans. Miller, Carolyn R. R. 3 Wathena, Kans. Miller, Cecilia 406 S St. Atchison, Kans. Miller, Eunice R. R. 4 Atchison, Kans. Miller, Margie R. R. 3 Wathena, Kans. Miller, Mary R. R. 4 Atchison, Kans. Miller, Ruth R. R. 3 Atchison, Kans. Mitchell, Kathleen Centralis, Kans. Morgan, Maria R. R. 1 Ruahville, Mo. Morris, Beverly 904 Price Blvd. Atchison, Kans. Mullins, Katherine 624 Kearney Atchison, Kans. Myers, Hazel Centralia, Kans. Neises, Shirley Nashville. Kans. Neumann, Anna Mary 913 Price Blvd. Atchison, Kans. Niernberger, Sharon Box 11 Liberal, Kans. Nodder, Patricia 102 S. 15th Atchison, Kansas Nolan, Connie 1009 Mound Atchison, Kansas Noll, Carol Atchison, Kansas Noll, Joyce Winchester, Kansas Noll, Mary Lou R. R. 1 Winchester, Kansas Normile, Edith Denton, Kansas Normile, Margaret Denton, Kansas Novo-Gradac, Andrea 1724 N. 94th Kansas City 12, Kansas O'Bryan, Mary Margaret 524 Barton Drive Parsons, Kansas O’Bryan, Patricia 524 Barton Drive Parsons, Kansas O'Connell, Mary Marga rot 1033 Commercial Atchison, Kansas Oestm$nn, Margaret 211 Bertrand Ave. St. Marys, Kansas Oleske, Mary Merriman, Nebr. O'Riley, Melania 322 W. Thompson Maryville, Mo. Orscholn, Sue 710 Flower Lane Moberly, Mo. Park. Mary Margaret 425 S. 5th Atchison, Kansas Peltzer, Mary 905 Laramie Atchison, Kansas Poehler, Martha 401 N. 9th Atchison, Kansas Prohaska, Lois 716 Q Street Atchison, Kansas Prohaska, Margaret 716 Q Street Atchison, Kansas Pusch, Cheryl 514 T Street Atchison, Kansas Riggs, Margaret Box 263 Troy, Kansas Riggs. Pamela Box 263 Troy, Kansas Riggs, Sally Box 263 Troy, Kansas Rodriquez, Linda 405 S. 8th Atchison, Kansas Ros8iter, Carol Hartington, Nebr. Roth, Janet 1209 S. 4th Atchison, Kansas Roundy, Rita Atchison, Kansas Ryan, Judith Colby, Kansas Sager, Susan 1216 N. 63rd Terrace Kansas City, Kansas Said, Mary 1116 Oak Atchison. Kansas Sanchez, Romonn 3745 S. Benton Sedalia, Mo. Sanders, Emily 1010 N. 8th Atchison, Kansas San Lucas, Maria Ave del EJercito 106 Guayaquil, Ecuador Schmidt, Diane 3603 21st Street Great Bend, Kansas Schneider, Mary 1501 Santa Fe Atchison, Kansas Schrick, Bernadine Box 324 Nortonville, Kansas Schrick, Leta Rae iff7 S. 8th Atchison, Kansas Schrick, Marilyn 1317 S. 8th Atchison, Kansas Schuele, Cecilia R. R. 1 Atchison, Kansas Schuetz, Elizabeth 1201 Highland Atchison, Kansas Schuler, Gloria 815 College Atchison, Kansas Segovia, Carmen S. Lavin 130 Col. Los Angeles Torreon, Coah Servaes, Joan R.R. 1 Atchison, Kansas Sevick, Rosemary 838 S. 4th Atchison, Kansas Sharp. Loretta 1935 Hudson Topeka, Kansas Shockey, Diane 800 Henry Atchison, Kansas Shumaker, Marsha 220 S. 4th Atchi9on, Kansas Shumaker, Sharon 220 S. 4th Atchison, Kansas Siebert, Carol •J01 S. Cottonwood Emporia, Kansas Siebert, Susan 401 S. Cottonwood Emporia, Kansas Sittenaucr, Mary Kay 1003 Santa Fe Atchison, Kans. Sloan, Katherine 3089 South 40th Omaha, Neb. Sloan, Margaret 3089 South 40th Omaha, Neb. Smith, Cynthia 1022 Parallel Atchison, Kans. Smith, MaryjjPatric.a 1031 Parallel Atchison, Kant. Sonnenmoser, Carol R. R. 2 Rushville, Mo. Sonnenmoser, Catherine Weston, Mo. l Sonnenmoser, Virginia R. R. 2 Rushville, Mo. Spaight. Cafol 611 Santa Fe Atchison, Kans. Stahlhut, Cheryl 1235 Boswell Crete, Neb. Stapleton, Maureen 2170 Montclair Detroit 14, Mich. Steinmetz, Constance 110 SuTorra Atchison, Kans. Stewart, Nancy Greenfield. Iowa Stigler, Cheryl 8002 Campbell Kansas City, Mo. Taylor, Judy 2440 South 47th Kansas City 6, Kans. Tennant, Catherine 607 North D. Fairfield, Iowa Tien, Angela Av. Rio Branco 304 (Apt. 51) S. Paulo Turner, Lynne 4438 Wyoming Kansas City, Mo. Urbin, Bonnie R. R. 4 Atchison, Kansas Van Hout, Elizabeth 30 Buckner Drlvo Fort Leavenworth. Kn Vlllar, Amparo A. Lavin 303 Col Los Angeles Tassion, Coah Mexico Vogt, Mary Jane 1429 Division St. Atchison, Kans. Wagner, Jane Nortonville, Kans. 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Kansas Young, Gloria 613 Spring Atchison, Kansas Zabel, Barbara 915 Mound Atchison, Kansas Zeller, Jacqueline Paxico, Kansas 19 South 7 nninghnti., K n‘- ier� , Liana t. l igman, Kans. irlscvic, Marv Kathori 8 West 41 tsas City, Mo. 'onmachor, Dianne 5 Englewood IM. isas City 18, Mo. udlllo, Medion hm i3 Lincoln ieka, Kans. ter, Virginia t. 3 ryvllle, Mo. linger, Mary Ellen t. 4 hison. Kans. iman, Martha , 3 Kansas venue hison, Kans. iman, Suo 3 Kansas Avenue hison, Kans. lis, Nancy l. 4 hison, Kans. iedlct. Patricia 3 West 98 •rland Park, Kans. ney, Virginia North Terr, hison, Kans. vley, Raynette Forest Ave. hison, Kans. hop, Patricia 3 Colonial Dr, rland Park, Kans. si, Mary Grace i Parallel hison, Kans. •serine, Barbara Ann . 2 ’s Summit, Mo. dy, Mary Ann Riley hison. Kans. man. Beverly � . Box 56 amie, Wyo. zzel, Rita on, Kans. ntano, Rita 7 South 10th hison, Kans. shous, Sarah Kearney hison, Kans. wn, Patricia North Cherry he, Kans. x, Louise . 2 ilson, Kans. Buck, 1429 North 15th Atchison, Kans. Bukovac, Janice ‘.426 Farrow Kansas City, Kans. Burkhart, Patsy � 07 Holly Atchison. Kans. Burns, Karen 2030 South 34th Kansas City S, Kans. Burns, Rita Valley Falls, Kans. Bush, Virginia 3S 1446 North 3rd Atchison, Kans. Byland, Nancy R.R. 1 Maryville, Mo, Carlson, Deborah R.R. 5 «Manhattan, Kans. Colgan, Nancy 630 Green St. Atchison, Kans. Compton, Martha 719 North 5th Atchison, Kans. Contreras, Mary Ann 707 South 6th Atchison, Kans. Corpstcin, Catherine Nortonville, Kans. Cutlinan, Mary Helon 121 2 South 15th Atchison, Kans. Cummins, Dorthv 9704 Last 81st Terr. Raytown, Mo. Daly, Katleen 3605 College Kansas City 28, Mo. Darreokamp, Linda 424 Atchison St. Atchison, Kans. Davis, Victoria R.R. 4 Atchison, Kans. Dechant, Helen 202 East 19th Lamed, Kans. Dempster, Margaret 814 Greon Atchison, Kans. Dempster, Pauline 814 Green Atchison, Kans. DeWilde, Jeannette a 3422 Coleman Rd. Kansas City, Mo. Diebolt, Judith 1400 North 2nd Atchison, Kans. Diebolt, Katherine 841 South 4th Atchison, Kans. Diederich, Carol Greenleaf, Kans. Dodge, Carolyn Ashland. Kans. uomann, oniriey 1114 Highland Ave. Atchison. Kans. Donnelly, Dolores R.R. 1 DoKald, 111. Dougherty, Patricia % Liquid Carbonic W. I. Ltd. 239 Western Main Road Part of Spain Trinidad West Indies Drimmel. Linda R.R. 4 Atchison, Kans. Eckhnrt, Katherine 102 Price Bivd. Atchison, Kans. Eckhart, Linda 1017 N. Third Atchison, Kansas Ellas, Ann R. R. 1 Atchison, Kansas Elias, Dorothv R.R. I Atchison, Kansas Lngelken, Mary R.R. 1 Centralia, Kansas Enzbrenner, Bernadette 115 N. 12th Atchison, Kansas Etienne, Denise Box 16 La Faz, Bolivia Flores, Patricia 203 N. Second Atchison, Kansas Flynn. Mary Jane 511 Laramie Uchison, Kansas Frakes, Dorothy Rush ville. Mo. Franken, Mary Lou Troy, Kansas Funk, Carol R. R. 1 Atchison, Kansas Garcia, Dolores 2401 West 16th Pueblo, Colorado Gearhart, Judy 1516 Santa Fe Atchison, Kansas Goring, Linda R. 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Holland, Deidre 2204 Millwood Atchison, Kans. Hughes, Kathleen 2600 Maryland Topeka, Kans. Hundley, Lana 2852 North 51 St. Kansas City, Kans. Intfen, Mary Ann 502 Riley Atchison, Kans. Kaisse, Mary Pat 1516 South 8th Atchison, Kans. Kane, Evelyn Cummings, Kans. Keenan. Susan CasiUa 4889 La Paz, Bolivia Keith, Frances 925 Green St. Atchison, Kans. Kelley, Shirley 1115 Summit Ave. Atchison, Kans. Kesse, Janet 1524 Kansas Ave. Atchison, Kans. Kier, Margaret Washington, Kans. Klinger, Janice 501 South 10th St. Leavenworth, Kans. Knapp. Marsha R. R. 2 McCloud, Kans. Knoll, Kristina 814 4th Corso Nebraska City, Neb. Koclzer, Katherine Onaga, Kane. Koester, Louise 1706 Chestnut Atchison, Kans. Kosch, Mary Louise 2324 S. 19 Lincoln 2, Nebr. Kraft, Mary Lou 65 S. 17 Kansas City 2, Kansas Kraft, Rose Ann 65 S. 17 Kansas City 2, Kansas Kramer, Elaine 1700 Main Atchison, Kansas Kramer, Janice Winchester, Kansas Kramer, Mary 906 N. 10th Atchison, Kansas Lackey, Carol 1316 S. 10th Atrhlson, Kansas Lackey, Jeanne 1316 S. 10th Atchison, Kansas Laver, Marie Antoinette 6000 Northern Raytown 33,. Missouri Lee, Bernadette Cummings, Kansas Lee, Nancy R. R. 1 Atchison, Kansas Lemke, Constance Winchester, Kansas Lemke, Paulette Winchester, Kansas Lentz, Theresa Hamburg. Iowa Livensood, Jennifer 825 N. 2nd Atchison, Kansas Loftin, Judith 416 N. 3rd Atchison, Kansas Loftin, Raynette 416 N. 3rd Atchison, Kansas Lohman, Marlene Potter, Kansas