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

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1965 volume:

Kozera, Ldmund Route � 1 Brookfield, Missouri Kozera, Richard Route 1 Brookfield, Mo. Kramer, Terrence R. R. 1 Winchester, Kansas Kramer, Thomas 1330 Santa Fe Atchison, Kansas Kramer, Wayne R. R. 31 Winchester, Kansas Kreipc, John 635 Lindenwood Topeka, Kansas Kruse, William 1641 Womer Drive Witchita, Kansas Kuhlman, Marian R. R. 32 Oakley, Kansas Kuhlman, William K. R. 2 Oakley, Kansas Lane, William 4712 Georgia Kansas City, Kansas Langan, Jack 5243 Mohawk Drive Mission, Kansas Lazzo, Michael 419 North 14th Kansas City, Kansas LeCluyse, James 8941 Pflumm Road Lenexa, Kansas Leal, Jesue 530 Fr Diego dela Mag. San Luis Potosi SLP, Mexico Lee, Steven R. R. 31 Atchison, Kansas LeFevre, James 705 North Lorel Ave. Chicago, Illinois LeFevre, Brian 705 North Lorel Ave. Chicago, Illinois Leiszler, George 1407 7th St. Clay Center, Kansas Lclo de Larrea, Fernando Manuel M. Ponca 76 (Z.P. 2( Mexico City, Mexico Lemanski, James 508 West 7th St. Pittsburg, Kansas Lentz, Vincent R. R. 31 Atchison, Kansas Leon, Alejandro Otavalo 13 (Z.P. 14) Mexico City, Mexico Leon, Gerardo Otavalo 313 (Z.P. 14) Mexico City, Mexico Lewis, Michael R. R. 31 Bucyrus, Kansas Lewis, Steven R. R. 31 Bucyrus, Kansas Lopez, Paul 916 North 6th Atchison, Kansas Lutz, Larry 1029 North 2nd St. Atchison, Kansas Lysaught, Matthew 27 Viewcrest Kansas City, Kansas Lvsaught, Patrick 2 Viewcrest Kansas City, Kansas McAnally, Robert 621 Vine Burlington, Iowa McClure, Paul 5136 North 10th Road Arlington, Virginia McIntyre, Larry 1601 Commercial Atchison, Kansas McKelvy, Dolan 605 Atchison St. Atchison, Kansas McKenzie, Tom 7246 Andrews Drive St. Louis, Missouri McKibben, John 1505 Kansas Avenue Atchison, Kansas McLaughlin, Michael 307 North 8th Missouri Valley, Iowa Macek, Paul 3848 Randolph Street Lincoln, Nebraska Maher, Tim 503 Last Shawnee Paola, Kansas Mangan, James 1606 Avenue C Dodge City, Kansas Manzotti, John 8739 Partridge St. Louis, Missouri Mastin, Larry 361 South Union St. Burlington, Vermont Matthews, David 1016 South 10th St. Atchison, Kansas Mejia, Carlos LaLima Nueva, Honduras,C. A. Migliazzo, Frank 1001 W'est Meyer Blvd. Kansas City, Missouri Migliazzo, Ralph 1001 West Meyer Blvd. Kansas City, Missouri Milfeld, Gregory 37 Peter Moore Lane DeSoto, Missouri Miller, Gerald 3408 Last 106 Terrace Kansas City, Missouri Miller, Robert 7319 Summit Kansas City, Missouri Miller, Terry Rural Route 33 Atchison, Kansas Minnis, Donald 1437 Commercial Atchison, Kansas Mitchell, Michael 1302 West 4th Chanute, Kansas Mohr, Robert 834 West 59th Kansas City, Missouri Molt, Leslie 1432 Main Street Atchison, Kansas Monaghan, Lawrence Rural Route 31 Percival, Iowa Monaghan, Michael Rural Route 31 Percival, Iowa Monteil, Arthur 2401 West 49th St. Terr. Shawnee, Kansas Morgan, Ted Rural Route 31 Rushville, Missouri Mullins, Michael R. R. 29 Kansas City, Missouri Murphy, Charles 923 Powell Street St. Joseph, Missouri Murphy, Larry 321 Atchison Atchison, Kansas Murphy, Michael 510 West Maple Rawlins, Wryoming Murray, Patrick 150 North 78th St. Muncie, Kansas Myers, Michael 922 Walnut Osawatomie, Kansas Nastav, Dennis 537 1 2 Llizabeth Kansas City, Kansas Nelsen, Ted 1 245 Lincoln Ave. Hebron, Nebraska Nichols, Barry 219 Meade Avenue Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Nigro, Robert 415 West 55th Street Kansas City, Missouri Noll, Francis Rural Route 33 Atchison, Kansas NovoGradac, Charles 1724 North 94th Street Kansas City, Kansas Nowak, Thaddeus 806 North 4th Street Atchison, Kansas O'Brien, Timothy 1216 West 29th Terrace Topeka, Kansas O'Grady, Thomas Salta 2323, Olivos Buenos Aires, Argentina O'Neill, James Rural Route 31-latan Weston, Missouri Orford, Patrick 619 Last 62nd Street Kansas City, Missouri Park, Stephen 425 South 5th Atchison, Kansas Pardo, Daniel 6318 Wornall Road Kansas City, Missouri Pearce, Donald 323 First Street Fillmore, California Pingel, Robert 4504 Overbrook St. Louis, Missouri Platt, Robert 439 West 2nd Street St. John, Kansas Peltzer, Joseph 905 Laramie Atchison, Kansas Peters, Charles 224 North 2nd Street Atchison, Kansas Price, Patrick 800 North 3rd Atchison, Kansas Regan, Bernard 1100 West 93rd Street Kansas City, Missouri Richards, Donald 5921 Wornall Road Kansas City, Missouri Risse, John 621 North 14th Street Atchison, Kansas Gerardo Robles San Luis Potosi, Mexico Rozler, James 1216 Llmerine Ave. Jefferson City, Missouri Rozier, John 1216 Llmerine Ave. Jefferson City, Missouri Rutledge, Gerald 1501 South 8th Street Atchison, Kansas Rutledge, Thomas 1501 South 8th Street Atchison, Kansas Ryan, Tim 5z6 North 4th Street Atchison, Kansas Sayler, Stephen 3003 North Quincy Topeka, Kansas Scherer, Ronald 2031 North 66th Terrace Kansas City, Kansas Schmidt, George 3608 21st Street Great Bend, Kansas Schmidt, Stephen 507 Elm Valley Falls, Kansas Schrick, Randy 1317 South 8th Street Atchison, Kansas Scimeca, Timothy 300 R Street Atchison, Kansas Seferovich, Mark 8509 Belleview Kansas City, Missouri Seheult, Peter Maracaibo, Venezuela Seldner, Hector Hermosillo, Mexico Sevcik, Thomas 838 South 4th Street Atchison, Kansas Shinn, Terry 3400 Last 7th Street Kansas City, Missouri Slattery, James Rural Route 34 Atchison, Kansas Slattery, Michael Rural Route 34 Atchison, Kansas Slayman, Jack 1020 Brown Osawatomie, Kansas Slayman, William 1020 Brown Osawatomie, Kansas Smith, David 1031 Parallel Atchison, Kansas Smith, Michael 1031 Parallel Atchison, Kansas Sonnenmoser, Otto Route 32 Rushville, Missouri Sonnenmoser, Stephen Rural Route 31 Weston, Missouri Suddarth, Patrick 813 Sunset Lane Olathe, Kansas Theis, Jerry Troy, Kansas Tholen, John 271 Courtliegh Drive Wichita, Kansas Thomas, Larry 712 Fletcher Atchison, Kansas Thomas, Quentin 805 N 4th Street Atchison, Kansas Thorup, Thomas 1115 Parker Osawatomie, Kansas Tork, Mark 1101 West 8th Topeka, Kansas Turner, Ken 9634 Lee Blvd. Leawood, Kansas Turner, Joe 1229 Crowell Atchison, Kansas Unrein, Edward 310 West 20th Hays, Kansas Valenzuela, Javier Hermosillo, Mexico Vandeloo, James Rural Route 32 Atchison, Kansas Vanderwiede, Mark Rural Route =1 Atchison, Kansas VanDyke, Michael 819 Greene Street Atchison, Kansas Verkest, Russel 15912 Last 24 Hiwy. Independence, Missouri Viesca, Jose Mexico 19, D. F., Mexico Vollmer, Michael 714 North 12 Street Atchison, Kansas Wagner, Arthur Rural Route 31 Atchison, Kansas Wagner, Robert Route 31 Atchison, Kansas Webber, William 318 Austin Borger, Texas Weingart, Robert Rural Route 31 Atchison, Kansas Weishaar, Thomas 900 Broadway Valley Falls, Kansas Wesselmann, Douglas 7712 Briar Drive Prairie Village, Kansas Wiersma, James 813 College Wellington, Kansas Wiersma, John 813 College Wellington, Kansas W ilds, Patrick 1020 South 4 th Atchison, Kansas W ilson, Mark 1412 Atchison Atchison, Kansas Wolters, John 723 X Street Atchison, Kansas Ysquierdok, Michael 1209 South 2nd Street Atchison, Kansas Zeit, Albert Rural Route 34 Atchison, Kansas Zubowicz, George Osawatomie, Kansas 65 MAURITE MAUR HILL HIGH SCHOOL ATCHISON, KANSAS DEDICATION Father Abbot Thomas visits with Father Otho Sullivan, O.S.B., and several Brazilian boys at one of the missions of St. Joseph’s Priory. 2 St. Joseph’s Priory, Mineiros, Brazil Perhaps more than any other student body, the '64-'65 Maurites met with the idea of total committment to their God and the consequent necessity for an active response on their part. The Second Vatican Council's stress for mission activity, the revitalized program in teaching religion here at Maur Hill, the Great Books Program, the renewed interest in the Liturgy, and the publicity, lectures, and slide shows on the recent foundation in Brazil by St. Benedict's Abbey contributed to this consciousness. Nevertheless, among Maur Hill alumni there are men now distinguishing themselves by their leadership and dedication in Mission Activity and the lay apostolate here and abroad. To all Maur Hill men, and especially those who are spending their lives to bring light, love, and purpose to humanity still crawling in poverty and darkness, and to all men and women dedicated to their fellow man, we respectfully dedicate the 1965 Maurite. Father Matthias Schmidt, O.S.B., Prior, still talks football, a sport he starred in at Maur Hill. Administration Mount Advertising spiritual cjrowth academic achievement physical development cultural accomplishment Maur Hill School Atchison. Kansas 5 Fattier Abbot Thomas Hartman, O.S.B. Father Edwin Watson, O.S.B., Principal Compared to other years, the administration department had a relatively easy job this year. There was no language lab to be completed, no gym or auditorium to find seats for. But still, the job was hard. A new religion program sprouted into being. Air conditioning appeared in the study hall and library. And a new light panel was installed in the auditorium. Fr. Edwin, again, spent most of his time traveling in the financial interests of the school. His job was to reduce our debt to the point where a new dormitory building could be started. Fr. Kieran had the unglorious jobs of trying to get everyone on the honor roll, and being disciplinarian. He wielded such big sticks as jug and detention. The school year '64-'65 will be remem- bered as a year of milestones. Father Kieran Mclnerney, O.S.B. Vice-Principal 7 Administration Brother Jude, Athletic Director Mr. Guy Galley, Guidance Counselor 8 Fr. Gabriel, Mr. Stork, and Fr. Bruce take time out for a smoke. Science Department The man who will first set foot on Venus may once have been a Maurite. If this is so, his first stage solid-fueled booster will have been the Maur Hill science department. Still new, the de- partment offers courses in General Science, Physiology, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Mr. Stork taught two Biology and two General Science classes. Fr. Bruce taught Chemistry and Biology C. Physics was taught by Fr. Gabriel, and Mr. Galley took care of Physiology. Chemistry students were the record setters this year though. In one one-hour period they managed to break four test tubes, three crucibles, and an ashtray. Fr. Bruce asks Ron Creten if he knows why. Mike Eagan uses the adding machine to average out his debts and credits for bookkeeping class. Department Fr. Roger uses his stopwatch to time the typing class. Fr. Jordon gives the freshmen an assignment. Brother Jude ponders a question. English Department Fr. Thomas asks a senior a question. Mr. Stork and Pat Lysaught discuss an English test. Under the leadership of Fr. Wilfred, with help from Fr. Jordan, Fr. Thomas, Bro. Jude, Mr. Stork, and Fr. Kieran, the English department expanded this year. By tape, English students listened to the professionally recited essays and poetry of such great authors as Edgar Allan Poe, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Carl Sandburg, and Robert Frost, ag well as such classics as The Aeneid, The Canterbury Tales, The Pit and the Pendulm, St. John's Gospel, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Macbeth, and the immortal Hamlet portrayed by Richard Burton. Students also received instruction through visual projectors in speed reading, oratory, mem- orization, vocabulary, and creative writings. Students are thus becoming introduced to a wider and more com- plete range of learning in literature and grammar. The seniors read Antigone in class. 13 Father Martin lectures Freshman Latin class. Fr. Bruce reprimands Bob Regan for studying too hard. The Maur Hill Language Department offers Spanish, French and, of course, Latin. Father Martin teaches Spanish, Father Bruce teaches French, and the Latin instructors are Father Owen and Father Martin. The fully equipped language lab facilitates the efforts of these instructors. The language classes have cooperated in working out a schedule for the daily use of the lab. When the language lab first came into usage, Latin as is usual, was not taught as a spoken lan- guage and Latin classes didn't use the lab. But with an eye for progress, the Latin instructors began utilizing the lab in their classes. French instructor. Father Bruce. Department Father Owen Purcell and his Freshman Latin class. 14 Sophomores learn their Latin. Fr. Martin teaches English to Spanish-speaking Maurltes. Music Department This year the Music Depart- ment again boasted an active Glee Club and Band. Fr. Camillus also again had a Beginning Band for those students who had never played an instrument before. With the rearranging of the class schedule because of the new religion program, Glee Club grew from athreeday-a-week study hall filler to a full time class. The Band lent life to pep rallies and basketball games this year, and also played in programs in collaboration with both Maur Hill and Mount Glee Clubs. Fr. Camillus squeezes blood, sweat, and tears from his Glee Club singers. 15 Physical Ed. instructors Mr. Richard Andra, Jerry Brown, and Brother Jude Highberger Physical Education Department Maur Hill, new and up to date as it is, also takes ideas from men who lived long ago. For it was Plato who said that to im- prove a man's mind, start by making an athlete out of him. This is the aim of the Maur Hill Physical Education Department: to make athletes. And Mr. Andra, Mr. Brown and Brother Jude have found that moulding minds is much easier than moulding muscles and co-ordi- nation. Brother Jude before the gym class. Social Science Department I Man's history and modes of living are studied at Maur Hill. This year the Social Studies department offered five courses; Citizenship, Sociology, World History, American Problems, and American History. The department's aim is to build better citizens through the appreciation and realization of man's duty to society. Citizenship, Sociology, and American Problems prepare the student for his future role as a citizen of the nation and of man- kind. World History and American History acquaint the student with the story of man and with his cultural background. Mr. Galley hands back Citizenship tests. Mr. Brown helps Terry Shinn with his American History notebook. Fr. Camillus watches Mike Mullins and Chris Compton put up a map in World History. Brother Jude surveys his Sociology class. 16 Fr. Owen gives the sermon at Sunday Mass. Fr. Herman answers Dave Matthew's question as Brian LeFevre prepares another one. Pat Suddarth leads the discussion in a Junior religion class Religion Department F r. Kieran giving his weekly religion lecture to the Juniors. School year 64-'65 saw a new religion program at Maur Hill. Fr. Kieran, after spending much of his summer time planning and preparing, introduced the program this fall. Each class was split into five groups, according to ability. They spent two days a week discussing HI-TIME, a magazine writ- ten for religious instruction, and two days a week in study hall. The other day, the class spent as a group listening to a lecture by Fr. Kieran. As a whole, the student body thought the new program excelled the old one. Many stu- dents especially thought the small groups paved the way to learning. 19 Math teachers Father Eric, Mr. Andra, Father Gabriel, and Father Herman Math and Art Departments Father Gabriel and student in discussion A not so well-known author once compared Mathematics to Atlas, in that they both hold up the world. In order that Maurites may one day take their place in this pillar of strength the Maur Hill Mathematics department again offered a variety of courses. Fr. Herman and Fr. Eric held down the geom- etry classes while Fr. Gabriel and Mr. Andra taught Algebra. Fr. Herman was also the sole teacher in the Art department, which offered Art and Mechanical Drawing courses. 20 A drawing helps uncover the mystery of mathematics. Mr. Andra explains a theorem in trig class. Art class draws its inspiration from the outdoors. School Personnel To keep any institution rolling smoothly there are people behind the scenes who must be devoted to their cause. Maur Hill is no exception. Maur Hill students owe a debt of fratitude to the men and women who ept their classrooms, dorms, lounges, and locker rooms in order as well as to those who kept the grass cut on the football fields, electricity flowing to the lights and heaters, and kept the cold air outside by repairing broken window panes and broken door jams. These are the jobs that are overlooked, but which are essential to the well-being of any institution. Miss Ruth Hansen, Secretary Mrs. Kay Conrad, Secretary Mrs. Catherine Roth, Librarian 22 Mr. James Perkins, Maintenance 26 The 1964-65 underclassmen showed signs of reach- ing adulthood. The juniors watched and prepared them- selves to be next year's leaders by supplying leadership assistance in the various clubs ana teams and by excelling academically. The sophomores displayed endless enthusiasm for school activities and distinguished themselves athlet- ically. Nor were their names lacking on the detention lists. Finally the freshmen, in outgrowing grade school ways learned to use study hall time prosperously and fulfilled their usual role of helping in out-of-the-way jobs. Tim Agnew Dennis Aziere Timothy Beattie Dennis Bernardi Richard Biedermann Henry Bohon Aloysius Boos Stephen Brentano John Broski Kevin Brown David Brull Dean Buell Thomas Burkart Jack Clements Michael Colgan Freshman class officers: Tim Conrad, secretary; Mike Gardner, president; and Randy Schrick, vice- president, confer with their class moderator. Brother Jude. 28 Freshmen hustlers rack 'em up. FRESHMEN Timothy Conrad Norman Darrenkamp Eugene DeVaughn Randy Dieker Mark DiGiovanni Ron DiGiovanni James Donahoe Keith Domann Bernard Ebert James Finken Michael Franken James Franks Kenneth Galas Michael Gardner Robert Gering Mark Gonzales John Gott John Gravino Clyde Hunter Chris Intfen Thomas Intfen Edwin Jones Daniel Jostedt James Justus Gerardo Robles, Gerardo Leon, and Jesus M. Leal. FRESHMEN Norman William Haegelin Guetterman John Heshion Michael Hayes Edward Harris Arthur Huggins Paul Kiefer Ante Klujce Allen Knipp Thomas Kowalski William Kruse Jack Langan Michael Leahy Vincent Lentz Paul Lopez James Mangan Freshman Honor Roll students: Tim Conrad, Mark Wilson, Daniel Jostedt, Vincent Lentz, Larry McIntyre, James Mangan! Jack Clements, Randy Schrick and Bill Webber. Barry Nicholls Robert Nigro Charles Richard O’Reilly Gregory Palmer NovoGradac Robert Platt Ignacio Urquiola, Alex Garcia Ron DiGiovanni pays no attention as the whistle blows. Jerry Theis Quentin Thomas William Webber Mike Bredeman Michael Brentano Tom Baker 34 Sophomore class officers: Tom Thorup, Pres., Dolan McKelvy, Vice-Pres., Jerry Miller, Sec.-Treas. Mike Davis Thomas Dempster Charles DeCaro Paul Diederich Nick Ertz David Farrell David Flatt Mike Casmon Thomas Clark Gerald Clemens Chris Compton Kevin Danaher 35 Sophomore Honor Roll students: Pat Price, Carl Hayes, Doug Wesselmann, Thad Nowak and John Kreipe. Mike Lewis waters the trees. Steve Flatt Gregory Gardner David Gray Richard Gronniger Carl Hayes Michael Healy Tim Holton Wayne Keimig David Klaus Edmund Kozera Terry Kramer John Kreipe James LeCluyse Steven Lee Michael Lewis Pat Lysaught Paul Macek Dolan McKelvy Jerry Miller Robert Miller Robert Mohr Michael Mullins Thad Nowak Pat Price Don Richards lorn Rutledge Tim Ryan George Schmidt John Tholen Tom Thor up Michael VanDyke James Wiersma Doug Wesselmann John Kreipe and Mike Casmon look up 'transcendentalism' for English. 37 Richard Agnew Kenneth Ambrose Michael Black Angel Calvo Gregory Campbell John Cleary Charles Contreras Jorge Corral David Costello «JUNIORS Mick McLaughlin: Really, it was a terri ble joke. Ron Creten Gerald Domann Joseph Dunn Michael Gansen Pat Gardner John Gering Albert Geritz James Greene Fernando Gonzalez Paul Harris Paul Hunter Tom Kane Ray Knowles Rodney Knowles Thomas Kramer William Kuhlman Bob Pingle, Ken Ambrose, Tom Horton, Pat Orford and Jim Greene discuss the day's activities. Junior Honor Roll students Pat Orford, Tom Weishaar, Bill Lane, Jim Keller and Terry Shinn. Absent are Dennis Nastav, Mike Hopper and Paul Harris. JUNIORS Steve Lewis David Matthews Michael McLaughlin Ralph Migliazzo Ted Morgan Larry Murphy Dennis Nastav Francis Noll Pat Orford Steve Park Robert Pingel Bernard Regan James Rozier John Rozier Ronald Scherer Steve Schmidt James Slattery Pat Suddarth Tim Scimeca John Slayman Kenneth Turner Terry Shinn Michael Smith Mark Vanderwiede Junior Class officers: Bob Weingart, vice-president; John Cleary, president; and Mike Gansen, secretary. Arthur Wagner Bob Weingart Tom Weishaar Al Geritz paints signs for College Day. 41 Athletics are an integral part of every Maurite's dally life. Every boy engages In varsity or Intramural athletics throughout the entire year. Varsity activity again was especially successful as the Ravens time and again plavea every minute of the game to the utmost of their ability. Moreover, this year • soccer was raised to the varsity level. Maurites, through athletics, prepared themselves for life by integrating play and competition along with the traditional Benedictine values of work and prayer. Varsity Football LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Verkest, W. Kramer, J. Turner, M. VanDyke, M. Vollmer, B. Gerst, T. Maher, L. Thomas T. Carroll, J. Peltzer, J. Risse, Coach Galley. SECOND ROW: M. Monaghan, R. Buford, P. Murry, B. LeFevre, G. Leiszler, T. Kramer, M. Baumann, A. Wagner R. Dodge, J. Slattery, T. Shinn, T. Heelan, Coach Brown. THIRD ROW: J. Tholen, M. Gansen D. Nastav, G. Domann, G. Breck, M. Kulhman, J. Manzotti, L. Murphy, T. Nelson, D. Gray, M. Slattery, T. Gaume, Coach Andra. FOURTH ROW: S. Flatt, D. Richards, K. Danaher, D. McKelvy, M. Healy, T. Nowak, F. Noll, W. Keimeg, T. Ryan, S. Lee, M. Smith, T. Thorup. FIFTH ROW: J. LeFevre, C. Peters R. Migliazzo P. Price R. Creten, T. Holten, J. Cleary, C. DeCaro, M. Tork, J. Blast, B. Regan, T. Kramer. SIXTH ROW: C. Dooley, A. Calvo R. Hey, M. Mullins, D. Flatt, T. Clark, R. Basham, N. Ballinger, M. McLaughlin, P. Lysaught. 44 Brother Jude Highberger, Director of Athletics Mr. Guy Galley, Coach Our football season this year, because of the leadership of the seniors, was a tremendous success. Because so many good linemen and backs of last year's team graduated, a mediocre season was expected. But under the leadership of backs Joe Turner, Roger Buford, Wayne Kramer Russ Verkest, and linemen Larry Thomas, Bill Gerst, Joe Peltzer, Mike Vollmer, and John Risse, our team developed fast. The dedication of backs George Leiszler, Greg Breck, and of line- men Ron Dodge, Tony Carroll, Tim Maher, Mike Slattery, Ted Nelson, Mark Tork, John Manzotti, and Marion Kuhlman provided unusual depth allowing for strong replace- ment in case of injury. The highlight of the season, I thought, was our last game of the season against Central. Every player seemed to give more than he had for this game, for the block- ing and tackling and running were for keeps. I feel it was a pleasure and honor to have coached the 1964 Raven football team. 45 Maurites and Mounties listen attentively to speech delivered at Homecoming pep rally. Quarterback Greg Breck works a play during practice. Signs in hall excite students before Homecoming game. Coaches Galley and OfConnell supervise blocking drills. Joe Turner presents Mr. Galley a football autographed by the team, commemorating his 100 victories as Junior Raven head coach. Roger Buford churns the turf against Lafayette. Trailing him is Joe Turner (27). Larry Thomas makes tackle in St. Joe Shawnee game. Joe Turner sets to pass; Mike VanDyke adds protection. Posing are Homecoming queen, Pat Dougherty and her escort Madras Mike Mitchell. Attendants and escorts are left to right: Mike Compton and Kathy Mitchell, Dan Pardo and Pat Kaisse, Carlos Mejia and Carol Siebert, Tom Dunphy and Dane Hopkins. During The Game Mike Vollmer awaits touchdown pass. Coach Guy Galley advises Joe Turner in a tough situation. 49 Joltin' Joe Turner gathers a full head ot steam against Lafayette. Other players are Bill Gerst(76), Russ Verkest(on ground), Jim Slattery(65), John Rlsse(81), and Larry Thomas(52). More Of The Coaches Andra, Brown, and Galley discuss the situation during a time-out. Managers John Tholen injured eye. and Mike Monaghan check Dolan McKelvey's Jim Slattery(65), Art Wagner(63), and Roger Buford(30) gather around a St. Joe Central ballcarrier. Look- ing on are Bill Gerst(76), Joe Peltzer(74), and Larry Thomas(52). 51 After The Geme Rich Kozera, John Cleary, Tim O'Brien, Carlos Mejia, Mike Murphy, and Don Pearce enjoy party in Kansas City after St. Joe Shawnee game. Student manager Steve Flatt folds uniforms to put away until next year. Coach Galley and Joe Schuele watch senior jy a footballers Pat Murry, Russ Verkest, Joe Turner, Charlie Peters and Mike Slattery discuss the season over big steaks. VARSITY 6-2 M.H. OPP. Effingham 20 6 Savannah 7 24 Christian Brothers 30 0 Benton 17 0 St Joseph's 19 26 Immaculata 25 0 Lafayette 14 13 Central 24 7 Totals 139 76 B-TEAM 3-2 M.H. OPP. Tonganoxie 14 0 Effingham 7 14 B. I. S. 53 0 Leavenworth 9 21 Immaculata 7 6 Totals 90 41 Happy players lift Coach Galley upon their shoulders after beating St. Joe Central In final game of the season. Sophomores Dave Gray, Pat Lysaught, Richard Basham, and Tom Thorup take their steak seriously. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Donahoe. J. McKibben, G. Rutledge, R. DiGiovanni J. Clemens, D. BrulL S. Brentano, M. Ysgyierao.T. Burkart. SECOND ROW: D. Aziere, A. Boos P. Lopez, M. Colgan, R. Nigro, M. Gonzales, J. Franks Q. Thomas, N. Guetterman, J. Heshion. THIRD ROW: T. Intfen, T. Miller, J. Slaughter, W. Webber, T. Beattie, D. Smith, D. Bernard! V. Lentz, E. Jones, manager M. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Coach B. O'Connel, M. DiGiovanni, J. Finken, J. Langan, T. Conran, R. Schrick, R. Dieker, M. Gardner, N. Darrenkamp, Coach Bro. Jude. Baby Ravens drive for a first down. Baby Ravens pick up yardage. 54 Jack Clemens powers through the line. FRESHMAN 6-0 General Patton 14 13 Immaculata 13 6 Effingham 26 0 Tonganoxie 20 13 Wathena 20 0 William Chrisman 46 18 Totals 139 50 . 4 Tim Conrad leaps for a pass. Freshman offense rushes in before defense catches breath. A-League Intramurals A-LEAGUE R.A.R.'s 7-0-0 J.B.L.'s 4-3-0 Cassinos 3-3-1 Grassers 3-2-2 Swedes 2-6-0 Armadillos 0-6-1 Tim Gleason leaps to catch pass. Gathered around him are opponets Pat Kelly, Tim O'Brien, and Jerry Cunningham. Tom Dunphy, Ed Unrein, and Mike Lazzo all reach out to put tag on Fr. Owen. Action takes place in All-Star game. The double reverse works as Mike Eagan, Matt Lysaught, and Tim Gleason all rush for the wrong man. Dan Flanigan struggles with Don Pearce to get the actual ballcarrier, rat Kelly. 56 Intramural Homecoming aueen is Debbie Potter. Her Judy Gearhart. Driver of the car is Mike Mitchell, and attendants are Marinell Haegelin, Mary Meyers, and the escort, Carlos Mejia. Mike Lazzo gets the pass off before Don Pearce reaches him. Also rushing in is Jerry Cunningham; to his left is Mike Eagan, and further over is official Bob Pingel. Liebras P-on-U P.D.Q.'s Kings Pure Suck Stags Nazis Collegians Mets Unitas Holyokes B-LEAGUE B-League Champs: Carlos Mejia, Freddie Burgoa, Ante Klujce, Eduardo Coppel, Jorge Corral, Angel Calvo, Tom O'Grady. C-LEAGUE Raiders Chains San Luis Bacardis 10-0-0 9-1-0 6-2-1 6-4-0 5-4-0 4-5-1 4-5-1 3-7-0 2-7-0 2-8-0 1-9-0 8-2-0 4-4-1 4-4-1 1-7-2 Pat Suddarth and Mike Byland fight for the ball, as Wayne Ball and Steve Lewis follow. Jack Slayman rushes a pass to Tom Welshaar. Larry Lutz catches a pass as Ld Hoadley, Bill Arensberg, and Bob Wagner follow. B C League Intramurals Clyde Hunter throws a pass while the defense tightens on Tom Horton passes while under pressure from Joe Dunn. C-League Champs: John Wells, Bill Slayman, Larry Monaghan, Robert Platt, Bill Kruse, Richard O'Reilly. Jim Justus. 59 VARSITY: Left to right, Mike VanDyke, Mike Lazzo, Dunphy, Joe Turner, Charlie Peters, Dan Flanigan, Tim Gleason, Mike Vollmer, Dolan McKelvey, Tom Tom Heelan. VARSITY M.H. STATISTICS Opp. 47 Bonner Springs 45 61 Christian Brothers 66 59 Tonganoxie 61 60 Immaculata 67 62 Benton 60 59 Christian Brothers 57 53 St. Joe Shawnee 58 77 Maryville 56 56 Lafayette 67 67 Savannah 78 78 Tonganoxie 64 68 Benton 80 65 Hogan 53 72 Bishop Miege 66 48 St. Joe Shawnee 59 • Tonganoxie Tournament 49 Wamego 50 85 Wathena 41 70 DeSoto Regional Tournament Second Place 51 62 Sabetha 59 37 Hiawatha 32 49 Wamego 64 Coach Brown gives Dan Flanigan instructions. Tim Gleason up and shooting. Joe Turner guns. Mike VanDyke about to put ball in play. Tom Dunphy lays one up. Charlie Peters gets two. Mike Vollmer's guided muscle heads for rebound. Don Richards, a rebound. Tim Scimeca, Tom Thourp and Tom Heelan converge for Brother Jude, Freshman and B-Team coach and Ath- letic Director. B-TEAM B-TEAM: Mike Mealy, Don Richards, Tim Scimeca, Fat Orford, Tom Thourp, Tom Baker, Pay Lysaught, Greg Gardner, Kevin Danaher. Tom Heelan and Pat Orford strain for the rebound, as their fellow teammates Mike Healy, Tom Baker, and Don Richards lend assistance. Pat Orford and Tom Baker capture a rebound from their opponents. STATISTICS Opp, Bonner Springs 24 Christian Brothers 36 Immaculata 41 Tonganoxie 43 Immaculata 67 Benton 53 Christian Brothers 73 St. Joe Shawnee 31 Maryville 53 Lafayette 44 Savannah 49 Tonganoxie 48 Benton 73 Hogan 53 Bishop Miege 81 St. Joe Shawnee 62 65 Jim l inken hauls in a rebound. Randy Shriek takes a set shot. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Kneeling: Mark DiGiovanni, Steve Brentano, Gerald Conrad, James Finken, Randy Schrick, Randy Dieker, Rutledge. Larry Monaghan, Jack Clements, Daniel Jim Mangan, Mike Colgan, Fdwin Jones, Bro. Jude. Jostedt, Bill Slay man, John lleshion. Standing: Tim Jim Finken fights for the rebound as Mike Colgan watches. Mike Colgan controls the toss. M. H. 47 St. Joe Shawnee 28 M. H. 38 Tonga noxie 26 M. H. 28 Ft. Leavenworth 43 M. H. 37 Effingham 47 M. H. 29 Atchison 42 VI. H. 55 Wathena 34 M. H. 56 Immaculata 30 M. H. 33 Effingham 22 M. H. 35 Tonganoxie 33 M. H. 37 Park Hill 35 M. M. 25 Gen. Patton 27 M. H. 30 Atchison 50 M. H. 28 Immaculata 41 M. H. 26 Atchison 36 M. H. 43 Tonganoxie 50 67 A-League Champs: Art Wagner, Tom Brentano, Bob Wagner, George Inften. A LEAGUE Pencils 11-0 Swamp Rats 11-1 A Birds 9-2 Unknowns 8-3 ZZZ Boys 6-5 G T 0 6-4 Ringo 5-7 Chiefs 5-7 P-on-U 4-6 Red Skins 4-6 Foul Outs 3-2 Relics 3-7 Crows 2-4 B LEAGUE Heaters 8-0 Lazy % 7-1 Clouds 5-5 Mu-Mu 4-2-1 Placks 4-3-1 Stompers 3-5 Oldsters 2-5 Schlitz 2-6 Bogs 1-5 C LEAGUE Celtics 9-0 Highview 8-1 Maniacs 5-3 Huns 5-3 Netters 5-4 Hurricanes 4-5 Bippers 3-6 Deglers 3-6 Salem 1-7 Liberals 1-8 A scramble for the ball. 68 C-League Champs: Front Row; Dean Buell, Ron Di Giovanni. Second Row: John Gravino, John Broski, Robert Nigro. Pat Gardner attempts to block Mark Tork's shot as Bill Gerst and Jim Keller await the rebound. Tom O'Grady heads down the sideline. For the past few years soccer was regarded as a minor intramural sport. Most Maurites knew so little about the game it wasn't much fun. This year a group of soccer enthusi- asts got together with Fr. Eric and ar- ranged games with experienced teams like Rockhurst and De LaSalle. It wasn't long before the team drew crowds of Maurites to Sunday games. Boys from Mexico, Boliva, Honduras, Ecuador, Venezuela, and Argentina taught American Maurites fundamentals, to which they responded and became competent players. In the first year of organized soccer, the Ravens went undefeated and held the opponents to eight goals. We are proud of the Maur Hill soccer team, proud of the Maurites for the great support they gave it, and look forward to next season. Eduardo Coppel plans his move as Rockhurst player approaches. Eduardo Coppel steals the ball from a Hawk player. Carlos Mejia receives congratulations from Freddy Burgoa after scoring a goal. i The team warms up before the game. A short prayer. Maur Hill and De La Salle scramble for loose ball. 71 Brother Jude explains course to trackmen. Cross-Country Art Monteil congratulates Larry Monaghan on a first in the B-team meet. Three reasons for a successful season. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Morgan P. Harris, L. Monaghan, A. Monteil, R. Clemens. Standing: D. Costello, T. Kane, T. Scimeca. M. Vanderwiede. 6. Wagner. T. Clark. Ron Clemens and Paul Harris pause after practice. Dave Costello, Tom Kane and Ron Clemens check time with Coach Brown. Joe McLiney crouches for those few extra inches in the broad jump. Alan Hermesch cheers Tom Heelan as he heaves the discus. Kevin Danaher leaps hard in the broad jump. Ron Dodge with the baton as he 'turns it on. Coach Brown talks with trackmen who participated in the state meet: Tom Bird and Maur Hill's relay team, Joe Turner, John Klebba, Joe McLiney, and Jim Gerst. James LeCluyse hurls the discus. MAY DAY Again last year, the first of May brought the expectation of May Day. The students fought off spring fever for a week and a half, and finally the big day came. Through races, high jumping, throwing events and swimming, the traditional teams, seniors with freshmen and juniors with sopho- mores, tried to show their superiority over each other. In '64, the seniors and freshmen came out on top. To make their victory over the juniors and sophomores complete, they then won the tug-of-war. The day was ended when the faculty added another victory to their yearly string by out pulling the already tired senior-freshman team. 76 Fr. Gabriel and Dave Kassen keep track of the day's events. Faculty and students lounge around. Sophomore and Junior strongmen strain their muscles in tug of war. 78 What can I do now? This cry of small children is rarely heard at Maur Hill. Besides plain old study, there are an abundance of extra-curricular activities which Maurites can 'join. Besides being a way to spend time, most activities cause learning. Journalism talents are developed by the TATLER and the MAURITE. The Great Books Club teaches thought. It also gives its members practice in discussion and expression. Tnedepths of science are explored by none other than the Science Club. Ex- pression through music is found in the Band and Glee Club. The Dramatics Club builds skill in acting and in designing sets and other backstage work. And there is the king-- the M-Club. The Student Council, under the di- rection of Fr. Kieran, performed well their duties of representing the student at official functions, conducting student assemblies and pep rallies, and negotiating differ- ences between student policies and those of the administration. STUDENT COUNCIL Mike Murphy introduces Homecoming queen can- didates. Dan Flanigan talks about student body funds with Mrs. Conrad. Dan Peters posts new oasketball schedule on the bulletin board. 1 Graduates sing traditional ’’Halls of Ivy . Valedictorian, Don Johnson. GRADUATION Abbot Thomas talks with Bishop Strecker at Com mencement ceremonies. Graduates file into the auditorium to receive their diplomas. M-club officers: Bill Gerst, President; George Leizler, Vice-President; Carlos Mejia, Sec-Treas.; and Mike Vollmer, Sergeant at Arms. The Maur Hill M-Club held to the tra- dition of instilling better school spirit, promoting better faculty-student rela- tionships, and promoting extra-curricular activities throughout the year. Highlighting its list of promotions were the Intramural Homecoming, soccer games, all-star games, mixers, and tour- naments. Larry Thomas notches Paul McClure. Tom Heelan congratulates Kenny Turner, winner of the pool tournament. 82 Mitchell's move during the chess tournament. Intramural Homecoming Queen Debbie Potter is crowned bv Carlos Mejia. Father Wilfred, moderator, discusses a layout with co-editors, Carlos Mejia and Jim Cox. Jerry Cunningham and Pat Suddarth, staff photo- graphers, make suggestions to Mike Mitchell, art editor, on the cover design. 84 M AURITE Tom Weishaar cuts pictures as Pat Orford and Jim Keller put them in place. Tim O'Brien, Mark Seferovich, Pat Kelly and Ed Unrein prepare to paste. We the 1964-65 Maurite Staff take pride in presenting this '65 Maurite. We have worked hard to produce a yearbook that the student body can take pride in. We have gained valuable knowledge in putting together this Maurite. This experience will always be of value. We have enjoyed the hours spent on this Maurite, and we hope that you recall many mem- orable events as you peruse it. Advertising staff, (L to R) Juniors, Tom Horton, Jim Green, Ron Creten, Ken Ambrose, Paul Harris.Seniors, Frank Miggliazzo, George Intfen, and Mike Slattery. 85 DRAMATICS CLUB The Maur Hill and Mount Dramatics Club presented ’Mississippi Melody' last spring and 'Stalag 17'and 'Twelve Angry Men' were productions this year. The freshman and sophomore class put on their own plays, 'A Man name Johnston' and 'A Game of Chess,' so they could gain more acting experience before trying out for a part in a major play. Few students realize how much time and effort goes into the construction of a play. Hours of studying lines and gestures, painting, carpentry, and sweat make our dra- matics club what it is. Fr. Jordan Meyer, the Dramatics Club Moderator, be- lieves that the members of this year's club deserve a great deal of credit for the good work. He believes some of the boys in the club have the potential of becoming great actors. If some of them should, Maur Hill can be proud that its Dramatics Club gave them a boost. Fr. Jordan Meyer, O. S. B. It takes teamwork to make a play successful, Twelve Angry Men. Tony Carroll argues for the prosecution. Twelve Angry Men. Pat Orford loses his patience. Stalag 17. Dan Flanigan and Tom Dunphy go at eacn other. Tom Sawyer tries to bribe Jim (Paul Hunter) into painting the fence. Tom Sawyer (Don Johnson) and Becky Thatcher (Annette Lauer) practice a kissing scene. 88 Ellie May faints while hearing the gory story of Tom and Huck. Mississippi Melody For the first time in many years, spring '64 saw a musical put on by both the Maur Hill and Mount music departments. After much plan- ning and over a month of practices, the play was put on a few days before Easter Vacation. It was deemed a terrific success. John Rice, Dave Costello, Jim LeFevre, Charles Contreras, and Ron Clemens practice their big scene. Lynne Turner compliments her young prissy nephew, portrayed by Dennis Nastav. Mary Helen CulHnan Anita Mayes, work. Kay Corpstein, Colleen McKelvy at SCIENCE CLUB Science Club Officers: Paul McClure, President; Tom Kane, Vice-President; Ed Hoadley, Secretary; Mike Hopper, Treasurer. Fr. Gabriel and Tom McKenzie check radioactivity with a geiger counter. 90 HHP George Schmidt studies the habits of fish, Ron Creten poses with his prize-winning project. Mike Compton looks for information for his project. Mr. Ed Stork. The Dr. Berney Science Club, named in honor of the late Dr. Berney, enjoyed its fifth year at Maur Hill. Fr. Gabriel mod- erated the Science Club and Mr. Stork acted as Science Project Counselor. Last year their efforts were rewarded as Ron Creten won a trip to the nationals in Balti- more, Maryland, and Carl Ruder, the Naval Cruise in the Pacific. This year's Science Club continued to advance tne knowledge of the students participating in the Club. 91 Taller Paul McClure and Tom Dunphy presiding over Tatler meeting. Sports Editors, Tom Horton and Ken Ambrose. Joe Dunn, in charge of advertising. MAUR HILL SCHOOL ATCHISON KANSAS Boaring-Day Prep School Located 50 Miles North of Kansas City 7U 7 aileA THE STAFF Reporters Ronald Dodge, Richard Kozera, Michael Hopper, Timothy Maher, Thomas Weishaar, Timothy Scimeca, Douglas Wesselmann, Richard Bash- am, Dennis Nastav, Robert Pingle, William Webber, James Franks, and John Broski. Editor-in-Chief.........Thomas Dunphy News Editor......................Paul McClure Feature Editor.........Gregory Breck Varsity Editor.........Thomas Horton Intramural Editors......William Lane Kenneth Ambrose Circulation...................Patrick Lysaught Michael Gansen Advertising............Joseph Dunn Photography.............Camera Club School Principal ........Fr. Edwin Watson, O.S.B. Moderator...Fr. Roger Rumery, O.S.B. Pat Lysauglit and Mike Gansen take care of circulation department. Father Roger speaks with Tatler photographers. Jack Slayman and Pat Suddarth. Tatler staff gathered for assignments. Randy Dieker and Dean Buell have Greg Campbell inspect a camera before i t i s rented out. Camera Club members: Left to Right: G. Campbell, G. Franks R. Mohr, J. Kreipe. M. Casmon, M. Hayes. Schmidt N. Ertz, G. DeVaughn, A. Garcia, R. Platt, A. Third Row, J. Lemanski, R. McAnally, C. Compton, R. Knipp, D. Buell. Second Row, A. Klujce, D. Klaus, J. Miller, J. Wiersma, K. Brown, R. Dieker. John Gravino and Jim Slaughter Inspect a roll of film before processlne. Maurites again this year demonstrated that photography is still America's number one hobby. The photolabs were crowded during after school hours and on weekends as dozens of boys watched a picture come to life; a picture for which they were entirely responsible. Greg Campbell, under the direction of Fr. Wilfred, served the club as procurator. He was responsible for the club cameras, sold paper and film, and checked on the chemicals. Club members submitted their best work at the monthly meeting in competition for cash prizes. Some of these photos appear in this annual. Jerry Miller and Greg Campbell tease a dog to give John Kreipe and Jim Lemanski some practice with their cameras. Allen Knipp and Bob Platt process the film onto paper. 95 Chaperones lead Grand Entry at the Mount Prom. John Wabs and Pat Newman pause for a shot. Couples in procession. Steve Wyatt at the Maur Hill From. E. J. Milfeld joins the crowd at the re freshment stand. Don Pearce sneaks some punch for himself. The stage band performs during the Christmas program. Brothers Gene and Bob Devaughn harmonize in a duet. The varsity band rehearses. Fr. Camillus leads the pep band at the Intramural Homecoming. Bill Gerst and Joe Turner are presented Most Valuable Lineman and Most Valuable Back awards by Mr. Galley. John Risse looks to heaven for the rest of his speech before presenting a wrist watch to Mr. Galley. Fall Awards Night Maurites and Mounties swing to the music of the Runabouts . George Leiszler and Louise Buckingham do the jerk . Josefina Arana, Freddy Burgoa, Bernie Marsh, Angel Calvo, Rosemary Monaghan and Dan Pardo sit one out. Tom O'Grady and Sharon Frey slow down at a mixer. Joe Turner crowns Patrica, 1964 Homecoming Queen. HOMECOMING The Maur Hill 30th annual Homecoming cele- bration was a success all the way around. The Ravens met the Lafayette Shamrocks at Amelia Earhart Stadium and won a hard-fought game 14-13. During halftime of the game, the Mayor of Atchison, Joseph Carrigan, crowned Patrica Dougherty the 1964 Homecoming Queen. The pep rally in the gymnasium and the bonfire helped carry the spirited Maurites on to victory and a memorable Homecoming. Fr. Edwin speaks at the Homecoming game. Alumnus Don Johson de- livers rousingspeechbe- fore the players and stu- dents prior to the game. Queen Candidates: Pat Dougherty, Dane' Hopkins, Carol Seibert, Kathleen Mitchell, Patricia Kaisse. Don Minnis takes a powder. Stars John Risse, end, and tackle Terry Shinn, with their dates. Miss Dougherty receives a kiss from Joe Carrigan, Mayor of Atchison. Couples viewed from the balcony. Fr. Owen and Nick Ertz prepare to deliver weekly laundry. Jim Lemanski and Jim Keller raise the tlags. The rifle range was always a popular place to spend free time”, targets, and ammunition. Maurites came in to shoot their heads off” without competing against anyone. The desire to be the best sharpshooters in the world gripped the minds of many. The rifle club brought this dream to life. Being a member of the National Rifle Association, Maur Hill had the only gun club in the state of Kansas to gain national rating, ranking 39th in the nation. As members of the rifle club, boys learned how to handle a gun, to shoot accurately, and to use free time profitably. Chris Imfen takes advantage of iso- metric equipment. A few rifle club members prepare to shoot with Fr. Eric observing. Larry Mastin relaxes while Rodger Buford makes a comment. Some freshmen take a dip in the pool. 107 Fr. Eric helps Dean Buell sight in as Bill Slayman, David Klaus, Jim LeCluyse, and Rich Biedermann look on. SUNFLOWER COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY Legion officers pose with (left to right) bottom row, Dennis Nastav, Ron Creten, Ted Morgan, Mike Lazzo, Ralph Miggliazzo. Second Row, Bob Regan, John Cleary, Tom Kane, Bob Weingart, Mike Gansen. Third row, Tom Weishaar, Mr. Brown, Mike Smith, Pat Orford, Terry Shinn. During November each year the Am- erican Problems classes stage a political campaign, replete with speeches and pro- mises, to elect members to represent Maur Hill at the Sunflower County Govern- ment Day, sponsored by the American Legion of Atchison County, This event furnishes practical in- sight into functions of government on the county level. Fr. Kieran hands out new books to Jim Cox, Paul McClure, Mike Hopper, and Mike Gillgannon. Good students read widely, analyze and evaluate what they read, and then share their findings. The Great Books Club, now in its second year at Maur Hill, spurs on this type of activity. Every three weeks Maurites in Great Books gather round a table to share their views on a classic. Guest mod- erators combine talents with Father Kieran to lead these discussions. Again Great Books was found to be stimulating and very popular. Mark Seferovich and Pat Kelly talk over Cyrano de Bergerac. Fr. Thomas comments humorously at a discussion. Fr. Gabriel, A1 Geritz, Paul Harris, and Dan Flanigan listen at a meeting. MISSION BENEFIT ’The Twelve Tones.” King Tim O'Brien and Queen Mary Kay Sittenauer. The '’Madrases play at the talent show. Carl Hayes escorts Carol Vollmer to the throne. Mount and Maur Hill Glee Clubs combine for a program. 114 Gary Burkhart takes time out. Glee Club members during rehearsal. Fr. Camillus Wurtz, O.S.B., Band Director. Kenny Turner starts out the basses. Baritones tune themselves with the piano. Second Tenors. First Tenors. Each year the Maur Hill Band with the com- bined choruses of Mt. St. Scholastica and Maur Hill perform for the students, parents, and friends. The Madrases are a stage band composed of talented band members. Concerts at Maur Hill and the Mount are played before capacity audiences. Director of Maur Hill's band and chorus is Fr. Camillus. In addition to his duties at school, Father is President of the Archdiocesan National Catholic Music Educators Association. Thus he was responsible for setting up the annual Archdiocesan Music Day Festival at Topeka and for improving music curricula in all the Catholic schools of the Kansas City Archdiocese. 116 This year's Seniors dtan't try so hard to prove they were big deals by picking on the Freshmen. Sure, some Freshmen probably feel they were unduly persecuted, but they had it easy. The Seniors.have found more con- structive ways to boost their egos. They've worked on the Tatler Staff, in the Dramatics Club, the Science Club, on the Maurite Staff; they've played sports and entered contests: they have done something constructive. On graduation day, the people watching the Seniors march slowly down the aisle will think this Senior Class is just another in the long, long line of Maur Hill senior classes. But take it from an insider, this is one of the best. Editor HAROLD AGNEW WILLIAM ARENSBERG PHILLIP BLAIR MICHAEL BOLTON LEO BOOS GREGORY BRECK THOMAS BRENTANO RODGER BUFORD RONALD DODGE TOM DUNPHY MICHAEL EAGAN LARRY FARRELL 120 — Seniors are old hands at the business of high school, they've been around long enough to know what's going on. It's no longer a challenge to merely stay out of trouble and follow the rules. The senior is drawn into action by the realization of what lies ahead; colleges for some, the army for others, jobs for still others. The senior begins to assert his course of leadership before he leaves school, and at Maur Hill this desire to lead takes many forms. Seniors head the yearbook staff, seniors spearhead the athletic teams, seniors manage the school paper staff. Seniors are the ones who keep the school moving dynamically forward. DANIEL FLANIGAN THOMAS GAUME WILLIAM GERST MICHAEL GILLGANNON TIMOTHY GLEASON EDWARD HOADLEY GEORGE INTFEN PATRICK KELLY ALBERT KNOWLES RICHARD KOZERA WAYNE KRAMER Paul McClure, National Merit Schloarship winner, speaks with Father Edwin. MARION KUHLMAN JAMES LeFEVRE GEORGE LEISZLER LARRY LUTZ 122 Pat Orford and Michael Gilgannon practice their speeches for the Voice of Democracy contest. There is always a group of seniors clustered around or crowded into the counselor's office. It would appear to be the one most popular room in the school, and very likely it is. For the senior, the counselor's office is a window looking out into the future years of college. What college will I go to? What will 1 major in? Will I like College? These are all questions the senior asks, with an earnest desire to know where and what he's headed for. If he finds out while he's still in high school, he's lucky. Many won't know till they're juniors in college. But in any case, this anxiety about the future gives the senior's high school work new urgency, and a new importance. CARLOS MEJIA GREGORY MILFELD FRANK MIGLIAZZO DONALD MINNIS 124 JAMES O’NEILL DANIEL PARDO THOMAS O'GRADY DONALD PEARCE 125 Senior honor roll boasts a motley crew, JOHN RISSE HECTOR SELDNER MARK TORK JOSEPH PELTZER CHARLES PETERS STEVEN SAYLER MARK SEFEROVICH MICHAEL SLATTERY LARRY THOMAS EDWARD UNREIN JAVIER VALENZUELA JAMES VANDELOO RUSSELL VERKEST MICHAEL VOLLMER ROBERT WAGNER JOHN WIERSMA PATRICK WILDS JOHN WOLTERS 127 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS HAROLD AGNEW Fb. 1,3; Track 2,3; Dram. Club 4; Science Club 4; Art Contest 3, Honor. Mention; Honor Roll 3; Boys' State 3. BILL ARENSBERG Glee Club 3; Dram. Club 1; Science Club 1; Science Fair 3, Superior; Honor Roll 1. MIKE BOLTON Glee Club 3,4; Rifle Club 4. LEO BOOS Fb. 1; Rifle Club 1; Science Fair 1. TOM BRENTANO Rifle Club 2,3; Science Fair 1; Honor Roll 2,4. ROGER BUFORD Fb. 3,4 ; Track 3,4 ; M Club 4; Glee Club 2,3; Dram. Club 2,3; Honor Roll 2. FREDDY BURGOA Track 4; Band 4; Glee Club 4; Soccer 4. TONY CARROLL Fb. 1,2,3,4 ; Track 1,2,3; Tatler reporter 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Sgt. of Arms; Dram. Club 2,4; Science Club 1; Camera Club 2; Rifle Club 2,3; Art Contest 4; Mass Com- mentator 4. RON CLEMENS Bb. 3; Track 2,3 .4; Cross Country 2 , 3 ,4 ; M Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Dram. Club 4; Honor Roll 1. MIKE COMPTON Track 3; Science Club 4; Soccer 4. EDUARDO COP PEL Soccer 4; Rifle Club 4. MIKE COSTELLO Track 1; Glee Club 3; Dram. Club 2; Science Fair 1, pink ribbon. JIM COX Track 2; Cross Country 2; M Club 4; Tatler reporter 2,3 ; Maurite editor 4 ; Glee Club 2 ; Latin Contest 2, tenth place; VFW Writing Contest 2, regional winner; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Great Books 4; Insights Editor 3 . JERRY B. CUNNINGHAM M Club 4, Maurite photographer 4 ; Band 2 3 ,4 , secretary-treasurer 4; Dram. Club 2; Camera Club 4. RONALD DODGE Fb. 1,3,4 ; Track 1,2,3 ,4 ; M Club 3,4; Tatler reporter 2 ,3 ,4 ; Band 2,3; Glee Club 3,4; Dram. Club 3; Science Club 1; Camera Club 1; Student Manager 3 .4 ; Mass Commentator 4. TOM DUNPHY Fb. 1; Bb. 2,3 .4 ; co-cap. 4; Class Pres. 4; Tatler reporter 1,2 , News editor 3 , Editor-in-Chief 4 ; Dram. Club 2,3,4; Science Club 1; Rifle Club 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Mass Commentator 4; Great Books 3,4. MIKE EAGAN Fb. 1; Bb. 1; Dram. Club 2,3,4. LARRY FARRELL Honor Roll 4. DAN FLANIGAN Bb 1,2,3,4 ; Student Council sec.-treas. 4; Class sec.-treas. 3; M Club 3,4; Tatler typist 3 ; Dram. Club 2,3,4; Honor Rolll, 3,4; Mass Commentator 4; Great Books 3,4. TOM GAUME Fb. 2,3; Bb. 2; Track 2,3,4. MIKE GILGANNON Maurite writer 3; Science Club 4; Science Fair 4; Voice of Democracy Speech Con- test 2nd place; Honor Roll 3,4; Great Books 3,4; Co-Chairman, Guidance Literature Committee 4. TIM GLEASON Bb. 3,4 ; M Club 4. ED HOADLEY Glee Club 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4, secre- tary 4; Rifle Club 2; Cheerleader 4. GEORGE INTFEN Maurite 3, advertising manager 4; Glee Club 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Great Books 4. PAT KELLY Maurite 3 , sports-editor 4 ; Dram. Club 2,3; Camera Club 3; M Club 3,4; Religion Speech 3; Honor Roll 4; Great Books 4; Student Gov. Day 3. ALBERT KNOWLES Honor Roll 3,4. RJCHARD KOZERA Tatler reporter 4; Science Club 1; Science Fair 1, good. WAYNE KRAMER Fb. 1,2,3 .4 ; Bb. 1,2; Track 1 ,2; Class Vice-Pres. 4; M Club 2,3,4. MARION KUHLMAN Fb. 2,3,4; Bb. 1,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Dram. Club 3,4. JAMES LEFEVRE Fb. 2,3; Track 3; May Day Trophy 2,3; Glee Club 3; Dram. Club 3,4; Baseball 2; Soccer 4; Assistant Fb. Coach 4. GEORGE LEISZLER Fb. 3,4 ; Bb. 1,2,3; Track 1,2 ; Cross Country 2; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Class President 2; M Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Tatler reporter 2 , Feature Editor 3 ; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Great Books 4. LARRY LUTZ Glee Club 1. MATT LYSAUGHT Fb. 1; Band 1,3,4; Dram. Club 3; Science Club 1, Science Fair 1, 3rd place; Great Books 3. BOB McANALLY Track 1,2,3 ,4; M Club 3,4; Tatler photo- grapher 3; Maurite photographer 2 ,3 ; Glee Club 1,2,3; Dram. Club 2,3,4; Camera Club 1,2,3,4. PAUL McCLURE M Club 4; Tatler reporter 3 , news editor 4 ; Glee Club 1,2,3; Science Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Great Books 3,4; Co-Chairman, Guidance Literature Com- mittee 4. tom mckenzie Camera Club 3; Soccer 4. TIM MAHER 128 Fb. 1,2,3,4 ; Track 1; Tatler reporter 3,4; Dram. Club 2; Science Club 1, Mass Commentator 4; Baseball 2. JOHN MANZOTTI Fb. 1,3,4 ; M Club 3,4; Dram. Club 2,3 , 4; Science Fair 1, 2nd division; Honor Roll 4. LARRY MASTIN' Glee Club 3,4. CARLOS MEJIA Track 1; M Club 3,4, sec.-treas. 4; Tatler reporter 3 ; Maurite 3 , Editor 4 ; Dram. Club sec.-treas. 3,4; Science Club 1,2; Camera Club 1,2; Rifle Club 2;LatinCon- test 3, 3rd place, senior division; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Mass Commentator 4; Great Books 4; Soccer 4; Student Gov. Day 3. FRANK MIGLIAZZO Bb. 1; Track 2,3 ,4; Cross Country 2,3; M Club 3,4; Maurite advertising manager 4; Dram. Club 2 ,3 ,4; Rifle Club 1; Science Fair 1, 2nd place; Honor Roll 1. GREG MILFELD Cross Country 3,4; Dram. Club3,4; Honor Roll 4. DON MINNIS Fb. 1; Science Fair 2, superior. MIKE MITCHELL Fb. 2; Track 2,3 ,4; M Club 4; Band 2,3 , 4, Pres. 4; Dram. Club 2,3. MIKE MONAGHAN M Club 4; Band 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Camera Club 3; Rifle Club 2; Student Manager 4 . ARTHUR MONTEIL Fb. 1; Track 1,2 ,3 ,4; Cross Country 2 ,3 ,4 ; M Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Science Club 1; Rifle Club 2. MIKE MURPHY Student Council Pres. 4; Class Pres. 3; M Club 3,4; Tatler reporter 1,3,4; Tatler reporter 1, Intramural Editor 2 , Varsity Editor 3 ; Dram. Club 2,3; Religion Speech 1, 3rd place, 2, 2nd place, 3, 1st place; Latin contest 1,2; VFW writing contest 1, 2nd place; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Great Books 3,4. PAT MURRAY Fb. 1,2,3,4 ; Track 1,2,4 ; MClub4;Band 1,2,3 ,4 ; Dram. Club 2,3,4; Science Club 1, Camera Club 1,4; Rifle Clubl; Religion Speech 1; Honor Roll 3,4. TED NELSEN Fb. 1,2,4 ; Track 1; M Club 3,4; Band 1,2, 3; Glee Club 2,3; Dram. Club 2; Science Club 1,2; Camera Club 3; Rifle Club 3,4; Religion Speech 1; Science Fair 1, 3rd place, superior; Art Contest 4; Student Manager 3 . TIM O'BRIEN Maurite activities editor 4 ; Band 4; Glee Club 3,4; Rifle Club 3. TOM O'GRADY Camera Club 3,4; Rifle Club 3,4; Honor Roll 4; Soccer 4. JIM O'NEILL Fb. 1,3; Track 1. DANIEL PARDO Dram. Club 3,4; Camera Club 3. DON PEARCE Class Sec.-Treas. 4; M Club 4; Band 3 , 4 ; Sgt. at Arms 3; Great Books 4. TOF PFI T7FR Fb.' 2,3,4 ; Track 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1; Glee Club 2,3. CHARLES PETERS Fb. 1,2,4; Bb. 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Student Council Vice-Pres. 4;ClassVice- Pres. 3; Band 1; Honor Roll 4. JOHN RISSE Fb. 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Bb. 1; Track 1,2,3 ,4 ; M Club 3,4; Glee Club 3,4. STEPHEN SAYLER Track 4; Cross Country 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Dram. Club 3; Science Club 1; Rifle Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4. MARK SEFEROVICH Maurite assistant editor 4 ; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Mass Commentator 4; Great Books 3,4; Insights Editor 3 . HECTOR SELDNER Rifle Club 4; Camera Club 4; Soccer 4. MIKE SLATTERY Fb. 2,3,4 ; Track 1,4; M Club 4; Maurite advertising 4; Glee Club 2,3,4. LARRY THOMAS Fb. 1,2,3 ,4 ; M Club 3,4; Glee Club 3; Science Fair 2, superior; Baseball 2. MARK TORK Fb. 4; Dram. Club 3; Student Manager 1. JOE TURNER Fb. 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; co-captain 4; Bb. 1,2 , 3 ,4 ; Track 1 ,2 ,3 ; Class Pres. 1; Class Sec.-Treas. 2; M Club 2,3,4, Vice- P res 3 EDWARD UNREIN Fb. 1, Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 3; Maurite assistant editor 4; Glee Club 1; Science Fair 1; Science Club 1; Honor Roll 4. JAVIER VALENZUELA Soccer 4; Rifle Club 4. JIM VANDELOO Science Fair 1,2, Superior. RUSS VERKEST Fb. 1,2,3 ,4 ; Track 1,2; M Club3,4;Glee Club 3,4; Dram. Club 4; Science Club 1,2; Rifle Club 3. MIKE VOLLMER Fb. 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Bb. 1,2,3 ,4 ; Baseball 2; Honor Roll 4; M Club 3,4, Sgt. at Arms 4. ROBERT WAGNER Cross Country 4. JOHN WIERSMA Glee Club 1; Dram. Club 3 ,4 ; Science Club 1,2,3,4, Lab Assistant 4. PAT WILDS Rifle Club 3,4; Science Fair; Art Contest 4; Honor Roll 4. JOHN WOLTERS Fb. 1; Bb. 1. Lettered 129 The Benedictine system of education has flourished for fourteen centuries, and Mounties have been guided by this system toward elevating their role in life. This has been the real progress--the cultivation of character. But from this has emerged excellence in varied fields of endeavor. These pages are merely synthetic re- cords of an intangible school spirit. Perhaps by using what we nave learned about God, other people, and ourselves, we shall be able to secure positive results from our stay at the Mount. But these are aspir- ations to be realized much later. Now, we work, and pray, and study, and recreate. These are the activities we wish to relate--this is Mount St. Scholastica Academy. Academy girls form a living rosary. Nancy Alberts Janet Beaty Patricia Becker Mary Catherine Berney Jane Black Jane Brady Ingrid Braunschweig Ruth Brown Dona Cenni Agnes Cicewski Ella Jean Cline Hope Contreras 132 Freshmen unpack Great Books. Freshman Class Officers: Sally Wisely, Rosemary O’Bryan, Geraldine Hagen, Margaret Tork, and Beth Schuler. 133 Susan Costello Susan Diebolt Katherine Giller Kathy Daigh Alice Engelken Ruth Goetz Kathleen Deviney Carol Foster Geraldine Hagen FRESHMEN Patricia Harrison Sherry Harrison Mary Lue Hickman Vickie Kane Barbara Keith Charlotte Kelley Freshmen stop to pose during initiation. Sister” Rhonda Towne watches over Freshman folly. Dian Kenning Janet Kelley Dana Kirmer t' Becky Koester Mary Linda Kramer Mary Theresa Lee FRESHMEN Kathy Lutz Pamela Lutz Betty Jo Loftin Linda Lollar Genevieve Luxquin Louise McCoy Monica Marr Linda Matthews 135 Leonella Meyeres Joann Miller Judith Neumann Diane Noble Mary Nolan Cleta Nolte Rosemary O'Bryan Karen Penning Elizabeth Pickman Suzanne Riley Gail Roundy Gloria Sanders Beth Schuler Rita Servaes Alyce Smith Mary Lue Hickman receives the Sacrament of Baptism from Fr. Theadore Leuterman, O.S.B., with Janet Beatty as Sponsor and Fr. Eric Deitchman, O.S.B., as Commentator. Freshmen hurry to offer sup- port for the Baby Ravens. FRESHMEN Rosemary O'Bryan sneaks past Carol Huck. Barbara Sonnenmoser Barbara Stimpfl Mary Stuart Eleanor Thum Margaret Tork Diane Turner Joyce Urban Martha Wagner Teresa Wagner Sally Wisely Jane Wulff Carol Zerngast The sophomore class officers, Kathleen Muck, Treas., Judy Sittenauer, Pres., Mary Lykins, Sec., and Lana Schuler, Vice-Pres., discuss coming activities for the class. Maureen Baumann Linda Brown Theresa Carver Judy Melissa Rose Clemens Chew Chaffin SOPHOMORES Sophomore waiters gather for instruction at the annual Christmas Banquet. } Carmen Barbara Ann Contreras DeRose Dickey Ingrid Braunschweig and Rosemary O'Bryan spend some extra time writing letters and reading. Hilda Fajardo Patricia Finnegan Janice Funk Cymbre Gearhart 4) The Press Club report for and publish the Mount Views. 139 Fr. Edward J. Templeton, retreat master. Mrs. Larry Wisely, a sophomore English teacher, takes a short break between classes. Mary Lykins Anna Lentz Helen Harnden Kathleen Huck Catnerine Mary Lipsis Mary Loftin McGinnis 4 v ' � SOPHOMORE J I i 140 Patricia Moyer Steva Parker Deborah Petesch Carol Poehler Marcia Poell Deborah Riggs Carol Rogers Ivy Folsom leans on her guitar and talks on the phone, probably to her favorite Maurite. Lana Schuler Linda Scherer Regina Schuele Judith Sittenauer Lucy Slattery Beverly Schneider Mary Thum Miss Amrein works hard grading Mountie English themes. Rhonda Towne Cynthia Vertin Carol Vollmer Linda Weatherford Janet Wilburn Katherine Wulff Mount!es are dismissed after an exhausting mixed chorus practice at Maur Hill. Diana Wilburn Kate Berney, Kathy Wulff, Jane Brady, Mary Ann Brady, Peggy Dempster, and Linda Gering are the devoted Mounties practicing their violins for the Mount orchestra. Connie Forge, Vicke Davis, and Judy Gearhart look over the latest display on the bulletin board. Josefina Arana Monica Bachmann Karen Burns Patricia Brown Kathleen Daly Virginia Berney Louise Buckingham Nancy Colgan Martha Compton 144 Mounties enjoy refreshments after the Sodality Inductions. The Junior Class Officers, Linda Guetterman, Judy Ryan, Debbie Potter, MarilynSchrick, and Kathy Mullins discuss plans for the coming year. JUNIORS Mount girls forget their studies and enjoy a wonderful evening at the Christmas Party. Victoria Davis Carol Diederich Linda Drimmel Judith Diebolt Linda Eckart Mary Lue Engelken Ivy Folsom Constance Forge 145 Mary Flynn Elizabeth Grant Patricia Flores Linda Guetterman Carol Funk Angelina Gonzales Judy Gearhart Marinell Haegelin Linda Gering Ann Hampton Mary Gott Marilyn Harrison i r Sister Theophane and Sister Paula chat with Junior class president, Kathy Mullins at the Christmas Banquet. A special group of Mounties (?) take time out from their witchcraft to pose for the camera. Paula Howard Mary Ann Intfen Martha Jeffrey Vicky Koester Evelyn Kane Jeanne Lackey Martha Lara Annette Lauer Catherine Lutz Bernardette Marsh Mary Meyeres Mount Pep Club cheers the Raven Basketball team on to victory, Barbara Sonnenmoser plays her favorite tune on the ivory of the organ, Darlene Miller Ruth Miller Margie Miller Medlen Molina Rosemary Monaghan Connie Nolan Margaret Normile Patricia O'Bryan Theresa Peltzer Linda Pianalto Deborah Potter Rita Roundy r 148 «JUNIORS Judy Ryan Susan Siebert Mary Lee Said Marilyn Schrick Diana Shoe key Marsha Shumaker Mary Martha Siefers Catherine Sonnenmoser Barbara TenEyck Kathleen Vap Nancy Wisely Gloria Young Mary Young Barbara Zabel Kristina Zaloudek Miss Deborah Potter was the first place winner in the Voice of Democracy Contest, sponsored by the local V.F.W. Our con- gratulations to Debbie. The Mount Math Club dismisses their problems for a few minutes to have their picture taken. Patricia Burkhart Mary Ellen Ballinger 150 SENIORS Linda Aaron Marisol Aspizau Mary Blasi Mary Ann Brady Louise Brox Nancy Buck Mary George Marcia Hanlon Ann Hoev Mary Catherine Hoppe arol H Carol Harrison Carol Huck Katherine Johnson SENIORS 152 Girls Athletic Association Officers Shirley Kelley Frances Keith Constance Lemke Pep club officers, Kathy Mitchell and Patricia Smith meet with Miss Amrein. Judith Loftin Carol Lollar Sue Maes 153 Anita Mayes Jo Anne Meinhardt Karen Meyeres Kathleen Mitchell Hazel Myers Nancy Miller Joyce Noll Grace Nolte Sodality: Barbara Webber, Susan Siebert, Peggy O'Bryan, Annette Lauer, Dorathy Elias, Anita Mayes, Mary Blasi, Janet Roth, Mary Ann Brady, Nancy Colgan, Linda Guetterman. Mary Margaret O'Bryan Margaret Park Rebecca Potter Jeannie Prohaska Senior class officers: Carol Buck, Mary Kay Sittenauer, Sue Maes, and Katherine Johnson. 155 I Pamela Riggs Nancy Robinson Janet Roth Emily Sanders Dianna Schmidt Carol Siebert 156 Mary Kay Sittenauer Cynthia Smith Patricia Smith Angela Tien Barbara Webber Janet Welch Mount Views staff frets over deadline. Martha Collart Patricia lleintzelman Patricia ffaegelin Physics class has its problems. Margaret Dempster Phyllis Dillon Deidre Holland Dand1 Hopkins 158 Mary Pac Kaisse Helen Lutz Florence Tharman Mary Jane Vogt Mary Lynn Miller Mary Jo Wilson The Twelve Tones 159 Election day arouses the students spirits. Mary Ann Brady practices her violin before the concert. Mounties refresh after the Sodality Inductions. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS MARY ELLEN BALLINGER Chorus 1,2,4; Sodality 1,2,3. MARY BLASI Chorus 1,2,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club; Dramatics 4; G. A. A. 4; M. A. A. A. 1,2,3; County Government Day 3; All American Mountie 3. MARY ANN BRADY Quill Scroll; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class T reas- urer 3; G.A.A. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 4; Latin Club 1; Press Club 4; Science Club 4; Dramatics 4. LOUISE BROX Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sodality 2,3,4; Latin Club 1. NANCY BUCK Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Quill Scroll 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; French Club 4; Latin Club 2; Press Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Speech Contest 4; Math Club Contest, First Place 3. PATSY BURKART Mount Views staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1.2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Dramatics 4; Legion of Mary 1, Treasurer 2,3,4. DOROTHY ELIAS Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Quill Scroll 4; Mount Views staff 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3, Treas. 3, Sec. 4; Pep Club 2.4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Press Club Pres. 4; Science Club 4, Science Fair 3; French Club 4; Dramatics 4. SHARON FREY Chorus 3; Pep Club 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Dramatics 3,4. CAROL HARRISON Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Mount Views staff 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; LatinClub 1; ScienceClub 4; Dramatics 4. MARY HOPPER Chorus 4; Sodality 4; Pep Club 4; Science Club 4. KATE JOHNSON Honor Roll 3; Class Secretary 4; Boarder President 4; Schola 4; Sodality 4; Pep Club 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; French Club 4; Science Club 4; Dramatics 4. PATRICIA KAISSE Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Sodality 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; ScienceClub4, Science Fair 3; Dramatics 4. FRANCES KEITH Student Council 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Sodality 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; LatinClub 2; Science Club 4, Science Fair 3. CONNIE LEMKE Chorus 3,4; Sodality 2,3,4. FLORENCE HARMAN Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; G.A.A. 4. HELEN LUTZ National Honor Society 1,2; Chorus 1,2,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Press Club 3. SUE MAES Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Quill Scroll 4; Girls State 3; Mount Views staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Sodality 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1.2, 3,4; Latin Club 2, officer 2, award 1; Math Club 4; Science Club 3; Science Fair 3; Student Council 3; Dramatics 4. MARY LYNN MILLER Chorus 1,2,3; Sodality 1,2,3. NANCY MILLER Sodality; Schola. KATHLEEN MITCHELL Student Council Sec. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Mission Benefit Candidate 3; Mount Views reporter 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Schola 1,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; French Club 4. PEGGY O’BRYAN Class Treas. 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sodality’2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3; G.A.A. 3; French Club 4; Latin Club 1; Student Government Day 3. MARY PARK Sodality 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Mount Views staff 4; Latin Club I; Science Club 4. Science Fair 3; Dramatics 4; Time Magazine Award 3. BECKY POTTER Chorus 4; Pep Club 3; M.A.A.A. 3; Dramatics 4. JEAN PROHASKA Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Class Treas. 1; Nat. Honor Society 4; Chorus 1,2; Sodality 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; Press Club 4; French Club 4; Math Club 3, Sec. 4; Science Club Vice-pres. 4; Latin Award 2; Dramatics 1; County Government Day 4. NANCY ROBINSON Honor Roll 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Quill S. Scroll 4; Mount Views staff 4; Orchestra 4; Sodality 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Dramatics 4. JANET ROTH Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Sec. 3; Sodality 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Science Club4; Legion of Mary 4; Dramatics 4; Time Magazine Award 3; Speech contest 1st place poetry. CAROL SIEBERT Class vice-pres. 1,3; Student Council President 4; Honor Roll 1.2,3,4; Nat. Honor Society; Quill Scroll 4; Homecoming at- tendant 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sodality' 2,3,4; Schola 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; French Club 4; LatinClub 1; Science Club 4; Student Gov. Day 3,4; Speech Tournament 2nd place 3. CINDY SMITH „ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Press Club 4. PATRICIA SMITH „ . Class vice-pres. 2; Student Council 4; Nat. Honor Society 4; Chorus 1.2.3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sodality 2.3,4; French Club 4; Science Club 4. CAROL SONNENMOSER Honor Roll 2; Quill Scroll 4; Mount Views staff 3. news editor 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 4; Latin Club 2; Press Club 4; Dramatics 3; Essay contest 2nd place 1. MARY JANE VOGT , 0 „ A A 0 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2.3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1.2, 3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. JACKIE WEINGART „ . ,f Honor Roll 1.2,3.4; Cheerleader 3,4; Intramural Homecoming Candidate 1; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 4; Dramatics 3,4; Legion of Mary 4; County Gov. Day 3; Nat. Latin Test Award I. TOMMIE WEINGART Honor Roll 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4; Intramural Homecoming Oueen 3; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Dramatics 3,4; Legion of Mary 4. MARY JO WILSON Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Pep Club I.2.3.4. 161 What Makes A Mountie? Even though Mount St. Scholastica Aca- demy is only nine blocks from Maur Hill, and even though Mounties make up half of our cheering section at football and bas- ketball games, and even though we take Mount girls to our prom and homecoming dances, it seems most Maurites don't really know what makes a Mountie. The following pages are devoted to proving an old, old, nursery rhyme: Janet Welch lets her burro talk her into just a little more sleep. ar... Mount boarders start their school days at 10 till 7:00. Unlike the Maur Hill dormitories, each Mountie has her own separate alcove, with a bed and a dresser. Here Renee Cook and Margie Miller rush (?) to get ready for school. Besides the alcoves with beds and dressers, Mounties also have lockers like at Maur Hill. (Dane Hopkins) J pice... m A few feet from the dorms are the washrooms. (Kathy Vap) • • • cut There are three dorms at the Mount, compared to Maur Hill's two. (Kate Johnson) Everyday, the Mounties go to Mass. 163 Instead of compulsory exercise like Maur Hill Mrs. Kocour for a two minute break during a intramurals, the Mount has ti«e voluntary Girls harrowing Volleyball game. Athletic Association. Here tired GAA members beg Mounties have many ways to spend their after- noons. They can always study. . . • • • CLtb everything... . . .or plan fabulous trips to France. 164 Mounties have an hour to relax in the dorm- itories after school. Mere Linda Brown and Pat Moyer dream along with the latest issue of SEVENTEEN. Well-groomed Mounties know their score. Afternoons sometimes lead to long lines at the phone. The biggest organization at the Mount is the Sodality. Here they receive a blessing after a living Rosary held in October. Judy Gearhart sell chances for the Academy Benefit. Louise Buckingham and Tina Zaloudek enter everybody's favorite, the pizza hut. Josefina Arana and Bernie Marsh downtown. Nancy Colgan and Pam Riggs, Nancy Robinson, Rosemary Monoghan and Barbara Webber check-out. CHEERLEADERS B-Team Cheerleaders Lana Schuler, Kathy Mullins, Martha Compton, Carmen Contreras. Maur Hill's Bob McAnally, Steve Saylor, lid Hoad ley. 170 Alejandro Leon Jorge Ballesteros John Ferry Mike Connolley Gerardo Leon Jose Luis Viesca Tom Berube John Carrol Peter Seheult George Zubowicz Gerardo Robles Jesus Leal Mike Boyle 171 This year the city of Atchison was in the semifinals of the All American City Contest. To just be selected for the contest is a great tribute, to be placed in the semifinals is an even greater tribute. 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Supplies and Fixtures Plumbing and Heating Installation Repairs 618 Kansas EM 7-6013 CASEY’S PAINT AND DECORATING SERV. MIDLAND BOTTLING CO. St. Joseph, Missouri 730 Main EM 7-3223 ACTIVITIES Horseback Riding Archery - Riflery Leathercraft Swimming - Games Indian Lore Baseball - Boxing Nature Study Overnight Hikes Fishing - Ceramics Good Chow Plenty of Fun A BOY S DREAM COME TRUE Camp Sessions, 1965 1st. Session-June 20-July 4 2nd. Session-July 4-July 10 3rd. Session-July 11-July 25 Boys 9-12 Address inquiries to: A SUMMER TO REMEMBER Rector; Camp St. Maur HIGHLAND CREST ROLLER RINK 50th and Gibbs Kansas City, Kansas CO-2-9854 I Nights-Tuesdays- 7:00-9:15 Fridays- 7:15-9:45 Saturdays-7:15-9:45 Matinees-Saturday-2:00-4:15 pm. Sunday- 2:00-4:30 pm. Public Sessions Private Parties Skating Lessons 198 William E. Block Dr. James P. Brown Dr. Harold Buck Duncan S Senecal Dr. C. H. Jacobs Dr. A. R. Morley Dr. Ira R. Morrison O’Keefe, McKelvy, O’Keefe, % O’Keefe Dr. S.A. Scimeca Thomas E. Storm D.D.S. Dr. F. I. Stuart Dr. Edwin T. Wulff 200 Agnew, Harold.....................118 Agnew, Richard..................19,38 Agnew, Tim.........................28 Ambrose, Kenneth............ 38,85,92 Amrein, Edwin....................34 Arensberg, Bill................59,118 Aziere, Dennis..................28,54 Baker, Thomas...................34,74 Ball, Wayne.....................34,58 Ballester'oes, Jorge.............171 Ballinger, Ned................. 34,44 Basham, Richard........... 8,34,44,53 Baumann, Mitchell.............. 34,44 Beattie, Timothy...............28,54 Bernardi. Dennis........... 28,54,106 Biedermann, Richard................28 Black, Michael.....................38 Blair, Phillip.................21.118 Blasi, Joseph...................34,44 Bohon, Joseph.............. 28,98,101 Bolton. Michael...............114,118 Boos, Aloysius..................28,54 Boos, Leo.........................118 Boyle, Mike.......................171 Breck, Gregory.......... 44,46,11,118 Bredeman, Michael..................34 Brentano, Michael..................34 Brentano, Steve............. 28,54,66 Brentano, Tom..................68,118 Broskl, John............... 28,69,114 Brown, Kevin................ 21,28.94 Brube, Tom ...................... 171 Bruell, David...................38.54 Bruell. Stephen .................. 34 Buck, Kenneth..................... 34 Buell, Dean......... 28,69,94,101,108 Buford, Rodger . . . 44,48,51,107,118 Burkart, Thomas ................28,54 Burgoa, Freddy . 43,58,70,101,103,119 Byland, Mike................ 27,34,58 Calvo, Angel . . . 15,38,44,58,103 Campbell, Greg ............ 38,94.106 Carroll. Tony . 44,87,98.103.119 Carroll. John.....................171 Casmon, Mike . 35.58,69,94,78,103,119 Clark. Tom .... 15,35,44,73,114 Cleary. John . . 38.41.44.52,109.112 Clemens. Gerald .................. 35 Clemens, Ronald............ 73,89.119 Clements, Jack........... 28,31,54.66 Colgan, Mike................ 28,54,66 Compton. Chris . . . 18,35.79,94 Compton. Michael . . . 49,91,104,119 Connolley. Mike ................. 114 Conrad, Timothy.......... 29,31,54,66 Contreras, Charles......... 38,89,114 Coppel, Edwardo............ 58,70,119 Corral, George...............15,38,43 Costello, David . 15,19,38,72,114,89,3 Costello, Michael .... 87,88,119 Cox, James . . 83,84,110,120,126 Creten, Ron . 10,19,38.44.91,85,109 Cunningham. Jerry .............. 8,56 Danaher, Kevin . . 35,44.74,114 Darrenkamp, Norman . . . 29,54 Davis, Michael.....................35 DeCaro, Charles.................35,44 DeLarrea, Fernando................118 Dempster, Thomas...................35 DeVaughn, Robert................35,98 DeVaughn, Eugene............ 29,94,98 Diederich, Paul.................24,35 Dieker, Randy......... 29,54,66,90,94 DiGiovanni, Mark.............19,54,66 DiGiovanni, Ron.......... 29,33,54,69 Dodge, Ron . 44.75,83,93,115,120 Domann, Gary....................38,44 Domann, Keith..................29,113 Dooley, Charles.................35,44 Donahoe, James.............. 29,54,98 Dunn, Joseph......... 19.38,59,92,112 Dunphy, Tom ............... 13,49,56, 83,92.120,126 Eagan, Mike ............... 11,56,120 Ebert, Bernard ................... 29 Eckert, John ..................... 35 Ertz, Nick.......... 35,86,94,106,114 Farrell, David............... 35,114 Farrell, Larry.................13,120 Ferry, John ......................171 Finken, James............... 29,54,66 Flanigan, Dan . . . .56.80,87,111,121 Flatt, Dave........... 26.35.44.69,79 Flatt, Steve................ 36,44,52 Franken, Michael...................29 Franks, James .... 16,29,54,93,94 Galas, Kenneth...............17,20,29 Gansen, Mike . . . 8.38.41.44,93,109 Garcia, Alex............ 27.33.94,106 Gardner, Greg......................36 Gardner, Mike ...........26,29,54,107 Gardner, Pat.................19,38,69 Gaume, Tom..................13,24,121 MAUR HILL INDEX Gering, John...................38,114 Gering, Robert.....................29 Geritz, A1 ............ 38,86,111,114 Gerst, Bill . . 21,43,47.69,72,82 Gillgannon, Mike . . . 110,121,126 Gleason. Tim ........... 56.119.121 Gonzales, Fernando...........15,24,38 Gonzalez, Mark.............. 29,54,58 Gott, John ........... 14,29,79,114 Gravino, John............... 29,69,95 Gray, David................. 36,44,53 Greene, Jim.....................38,15 Gronniger, Richard .... 4,36,114 Guetterman, Norman .... 12,30,54 Haegelin, Bill..................21,30 Harris. Ed.........................30 Harris, Paul............72,111.114,85 Hayes, Carl............ 30,36,112,114 Hayes, Mike........................94 Healy, Mike.....................36,44 Heelan, Tom.............. 39,44.50.72 Heshion, John............... 30,54,66 Hey, Bob........................39,44 Hoad ley, Ed........... 59,90.121,170 Holton, Tim ...................36,44 Hopper, Mike . . . 15,39.86.90,110,114 Horton, Tom . .19,39,59.83,85,92,114 Huggins, Arthur............ 30,98,108 Hunter, Clyde............ 12,30,59,114 Hunter. Paul............ 39,78,88,1 14 Intfen, Chris..................30,106 Intfen, George..............13,68,121 Intfen, Thomas..................30,54 Jones, Edwin................ 30,54,66 Jostedt. Dan.......... 30,31,66,86,94 Justus, James.............. 30.59,106 Kane, Tom .... 8,39,73,90,109 Kassen, David...................39,72 Keimig, Mike................ 39.99,114 Keimig, Wayne...........4,11,12,36,44 Keller, Jim' .... 39,40,69,84,90,106 Kelly, Pat............. 56,85.110,121 Kesse, Ronald......................39 Kiefer, Paul.......................30 Klaus, Kavid . . 4.11,12.36,94.108,114 Klujce, Ante............ 30,58,94,106 Knipp, Allen............. 17,30,94,95 Knowles, Albert...................122 Knowles, Ray ...................19,34 Knowles, Rod....................19,34 Kowalski, Thomas...................30 Kozera, Edmund..................36,69 Kozera, Richard ...............52,122 Kramer, Terry.................4,36,44 Kramer, Tom.....................39,44 Kramer, Wayne..................44,122 Kreipe, John............... 36,94,115 Kruse. William.............. 30,59,86 Kuhlman, Marion............. 44,87,122 Kuhlman, William........... 39,99,108 Lane, William . . . 15,19,39,40,93.114 Langen, Jack..................12.30,54 Lazzo, Michael............. 39,56,109 Leahy, Michael......................31 Leal, Jesus....................30,171 Lee, Steve................... 37,44,83 LeCluyse, Jim.......... 37,45,108.114 LeFevre, Brian .... 19,39,44.48,104 LeFevre, Jim............ 44,88.122,125 Leiszler, George . . 44,82,102,111, 119,121 Lemanski, Jim . . 15,39,85,94.106,114 Lentz, Vincent...................31,54 Leon Alex ........................171 Leon, Gerardo..................30,171 Lewis, Mike................. 36,72,107 l wis, Steve............... 40,58,101 Lopez, Paul.....................31,54 Lutz, Larry.....................59,122 Lysaught, Matt............. 56,99,123 Lysaught, Pat .... 13,37,44,53.93 MacAnallv, Bob . . 13,94,123,126,170 McClure, Paul . 82.90.92,110,122,126 McCool, George.................... 31 McIntyre, Larry ...................31 McKelvy, Dolan . . . 35,37,44,50,75 McKenzie, Tom ................ 90,123 McKibben, John...................31,54 McLaughlin, Mick . . 19,37,38,40,44 Macek, Paul ................ 26,37,69 Maher. Tim................. 43,44,123 Mangan, Jim............. 31,66,86,107 Manzotti, John............ 44,83,123,126 Mastin, Larry.............107,114,123 Matthews, David..............19,40,114 Mejia, Carlos . 43.49,52,57,58,70,82, 84,124,126 Migliazzo, Frank . . . 24,79,85,86,124 Migliazzo, Ralph .... 21,40,44,109 Mllfeld, Greg..............97,119,124 Miller, Gerald............. 15,35,37, 92,95,114 Miller, Robert............. 37,69,94,108 Miller. Terry.....................31,54 Minnis, Don......................21,124 Mitchell. Mike . 49.57,83.84,86.98.124 Mohr, Robert......................37,94 Molt, Leslie........................ 31 Monaghan, Larry . 31,59,66.72,86,100 Monaghan, Mike............ 24.44,51.124 Monteil, Arthur..................72,124 Morgan. Ted ... 19.40.73,109,114 Mullins, Mike .... 18,37.44.72 Murphy. Charles .....................31 Murphy, Larry . . . 40,44,78,114 Murphy. Mike . . 21,52.80,104,119.125 Murray, Pat.................. 44,52,125 Meyers, Mike......................12,31 Nastav. Dennis . 40.44.86,89.98,109.114 Nelsen, Ted.................. 44,94.125 Nicholls, Barry .............. 24,26,31 Nigro, Robert............. 31,54,69,108 Noll, Francis ............... 40.44,114 NovoGradac, Charles .... 12,14,31 Nowak. Thad .... 15,34,36,44,93 O'Brien, Tim.................... 52,56, 85.112.114.120.125 O’Grady, Tom . 58,70.83.103.125.126 O'Neill, James......................125 O'Reillv, Richard .............. 31,159 Orford, Pat.................. 39,40.84, 87.111.109.114.123 Palmer, Greg......................31 Pardo, Dan................. 49,103,125. Park, Steve..........................40 Pearce, Don.................. 52.56,97, 99.107.120.119.125 Peltzer, Joe .... 44.52,80.104,126 Peters, Charles . . 44,52,80,104,126 Pingle, Bob............. 39,40,57,59,93 Platt, Bob.................... 31.59,94 Price, Pat .... 15,34,36,44,93 Regan, Bob............. 14.40.44,72,109 Richards, Don................4,11,27,44 Risse, John . . . 44,48,50,101,105,126 Robles, Gerardo..................30,171 Rozier, James.................. 8,24,40 Rozier, John.........................40 Rutledge, Gerald.............. 32,54,66 Rutledge, Tom..................... 37 Ryan, Tim ...................4,12,37,44 Savler, Steve...............114,126,170 Scherer, Ronald..................... 40 Schmidt, George ...............37,91,94 Schmidt, Steve.......................41 Schrick, Randy ............ 31,32,54,66 Scimeca, Tim.................. 19,41,73 Seferovich, Mark . .13,85,110,119,126 Seldner, Hector..................43,126 Seheult, Peter......................171 Sevcik, Tom..........................32 Shinn, Terry ............. 18,40,44,108 Slattery, Jim..................19,41,44 Slattery, Mike.................. 52,44, 50,85.114,85,120,126 Slaughter, Jim................ 32,54,95 Slavman. Jack..................19,58,93 Slavman. Bill............. 32,59,66,108 Smith. Dave....................21,32 54 Smith, Mike............ 11,41,44,72,109 Sonnenmoser, Steve................32 Sonnenmoser, Otto.................32 Suddarth, Pat . 19,41,46,54,84,101,108 Theis, Jerry........................«33 Tholen, John.............. 37,44,51,114 Thomas, Larry . . 21.44.48,50.82,126 Thomas, Quentin...................33,54 Thorup, Tom .... 35,37,44,53 Tork, Mark.......... 24,44,69,121 126 Turner, Ken.......................27.41 Turner, Joe................44,47,48,52, 75,82,99,100,104,114,127 Unrein, Ed .....................:§5,!?5 Urquiola, Ignatius .... 33,106,108 Valenzuela, Javier.................4M27 Vandeloo. James ............• • Vanderwiede, Mark . . . 41,73,114 Van Dvke, Mike............ 15,37,44,48 Verkest, Russ............ 44,50,52,127 Viesca, Jose...............• • };{ Vollmer, Mike . . . 44,49,72,82,126 Wagner, Art........... 41,44,51,68,114 Wagner i Bob.............. %68.73.I27 Webber, Bill........... 31,33,54,86,93 Weingart, Bob .............. . 4LJ09 Weisnaar, Tom .... 40,58,83,92.109 Wells, John........................ ?? Wesselmann, Doug............ 36,93,114 Wilson, Maric '2r.31.33,54.101 Wolters, John.................... 0 1 Ysqyierdo, Michael............. Zeit, Albert......................... Zulowicz, George...................1 1 MOUNT INDEX Aaron, Linda .................... 150 Alberts, Nancy................... 132 Arana, Josefina .... 103,144,167 Aspizau, Marisol . ...............150 Bachmann, Monica................. 144 Ballinger, Mary...................150 Baumann, Maureen..................138 Beaty, Janet ................ 132,136 Becker, Patricia ................ 132 Berney, Mary Katherine . . 132,143 Berney, Virginia ................ 144 Black, Jane.......................132 Blasi, Mary.................150,155 Bouchard, Barbara.................138 Brady, Jane...................132,143 Brady, Mary Ann . 103,105,143,150,155 Braunschweig, Ingrid..........132,139 Brown, Linda..................138,165 Brown, Patricia...................144 Brown, Ruth.......................132 Brox, Louise......................150 Buck, Nancy.......................150 Buckingham, Louise .... 144,167 Burkart, Patsy....................150 Burns, Karen......................144 Carver, Theresa...................138 Cenni, Donna......................132 Chaffin, Rose Mary................138 Chew, Melissa . ].................138 Cicewski, Agnes...................132 Clemens, Judy.....................138 Cline, Elli Jean..................132 Colean, Nancy............ 144,155,167 Collart, Martha...................158 Compton, Martha...............144.170 Contreras, Carmen.............134,170 Contreras, Hope.................. 132 Contreras, Mary Ann...........105,151 Cook, Rene........................162 Costello, Susan...................133 Daigh, Kathy .....................133 Daly, Kathleen....................144 Davis, Victoria...............144,145 Dempster, Margaret............143,158 DeRose, Barbara...................139 Deviney, Kathleen.................133 Dick, Dorthea.....................151 Dickey, Ann Marie.................139 Diebolt, Judith...................145 Diederich, Carol..................145 Diebolt, Susan....................133 Dillon, Phyllis...................158 Dougherty, Patricia . 5,49,104,151,159 Drimmel, Linda....................145 Eckart, Linda.....................145 Elias, Dorothy................151,155 Engelken, Alice...............133,168 Engelken, Mary Lue................145 Faubion, Judith...................139 Fajardo, Hilda....................139 Finnegan, Patricia................139 Flores, Patricia..........112,146,159 Flynn, Mary.......................146 Folsom, Ivy...................141,145 Forge, Constance..............144,145 Foster, Carol.....................133 Frey, Mary........................151 Frey, Sharon..................103,151 Funk, Carol.......................146 Funk, Janice..................... 139 Gearhart, Cymbre................. 139 Gearhart, Judy .... 144,146,167,170 George, Mary......................152 Gering, Linda . . . 112,143,146,159 Ciller, Katherine ............... 133 Goetz, Ruth ..................... 133 Gonzales, Angelina .............. 146 Gott, Mary....................... 146 Grant, Elizabeth................. 146 Guetterman, Linda . . . 145,146,155 Haegelin, Marinell ............57,146 Haegelin, Patricia............... 158 Hagen, Geraldine ................ 133 Hampton, Ann .................... 146 Hanlon, Marcia .... 112,152,159 Hamden, Helen.....................140 Harrison, Carol...................152 Harrison, Marilyn.................146 Harrison, Patricia................134 Harrison, Sherry..................134 Heintzelman, Patricia.............158 Hickman, Mary Lue .... 134,136 Hoey, Ann.....................152,103 Holland, Dridre...................158 Hopper, Mary Catherine............152 Hopkins, Dane............. 49,50,104, 112,156,158,163,166 Howard, Paula.....................147 Muck, Carol ................. 152,155 Muck, Kathleen................138,140 Intfen, Mary Ann..................147 Jeffrey, Marty....................147 Johnson, Kate............ 152,155,163 Kaisse, Pat........ 49,50,104,159,170 Kane, Evelyn......................147 Kane, Vicki.......................134 Keith, Barbara....................134 Keith, Francis....................153 Kelley, Charlotte.................134 Kelley, Shirley....................53 Kelly, Janet......................134 Kenning, Dian.....................134 Kirmer, Dana......................134 Koester, Becky....................135 Koester, Vicky....................147 Kramer, Mary Linda................135 Lackey, Jeanne....................147 Lara, Martha......................147 Lauer, Annette........... 88,112,147, 155,159,168 Lee, Mary Theresa.................135 Lemke, Constance..................153 Lentz, Anna Marie.................140 Lipsis, Mary Jo...........112,140,159 Loftin, Betty Jo..................135 Loftin, Judi..................153,170 Loftin, Mary Lynn................ 140 Lollar, Carol.....................153 Lollar, Linda.....................135 Looy, Mary Theresa................135 Larquin, Genevieve................135 Lutz, Catherine...................147 Lutz, Helen.......................159 Lutz, Kathy.......................135 Lutz, Pam.........................135 Lykins, Mary Pat..............135,140 Maes, Sue.....................153,155 Marr, Monica......................135 Marsh, Bernardette .... 103,112, 147,159,167 Matthews, Linda...................135 Mayes, Anita .... 85,112,154,159 McGinnis, Catherine...............140 McCoy, Louise.....................135 Meinharett, Jo Anne...............154 Meyeres, Karen .................. 154 Meyeres, Leonella.................136 Meyeres, Mary..................57,147 Miller, Darlene...................148 Miller, Joann................... 136 Miller, Margie................148,162 Miller, Mary Lynn.................159 Miller, Nancy.....................154 Miller, Ruth'.....................148 Minnis, Jane Anne.................140 Mitchell, Kathleen . 5,49,104,153,154 Molina, Medlen....................148 Monoghan, Rosemary . 48,103,167,168 Moyers, Pat............ 141,165 Mullins, Kathy .... 145,146,148,170 Myers, Hazel......................154 Newman, Judith....................136 Noble, Diane......................136 Nolan, Connie.....................148 Nolan, Mary.......................136 Noll, Joyce.......................154 Nolte, Cleta......................136 Nolte, Grace......................154 Normile, Margaret.................148 O'Bryan, Pat..................... 148 O'Bryan, Mary Margaret............155 O'Bryan, Rosemary . . . 133,136,139 Park, Mary ... ...................155 Parker, Steva ....................141 Peltzer, Theresa..................148 Penning, Karen....................136 Petescn, Deborah..................141 Pianalto, Linda...........112,148,159 Pickman, Elizabeth................136 Poehler, Carol....................141 Poell, Marcia.....................141 Potter, Becky.....................155 Potter, Debbie............ 57,145,148 Prohaska, Jeannie.................155 Riggs, Deborah....................141 Riggs, Pamela.................156,167 Riley, Suzanne................113,136 Robinson, Nancy...............156,167 Rogers. Carol................... 141 Roth, Janet...................155,156 Roundy, Gail....................136 Roundy, Rita....................148 Ryan, Judy............... 145,148,149 Said, Mary Lee....................148 Sanders, Emily....................156 Sanders, Gloria...................136 Scherer, Linda..................142 Schmidt, Diana..................156 Schneider, Beverly................142 Schrick, Marilyn ........ 145,148,170 Schuele, Regina...................142 Schuler. Beth.....................142 Schuler, Lana............ 138.142,176 Servaes, Rita.....................136 Shockey, Diana....................148 Shumaker, Marsha..................148 Siebert, Carol . . . 5.49,104,156,166 Siebert, Susan........... 148,155,168 Siefers, Mary Martha..............149 Sirgo, Cristina...................156 Sittenauer, Judy..............138,142 Sittenauer, Mary Kay . . . 112,155,156 Slattery, Lucy . . . . ...........142 Smith, Alyce......................136 Smith, Cynthia................153,156 Smith, Pat....................156,166 Sonnenmoser, Barbara .... 137,147 Sonnenmoser, Catherine............149 Stimpfl, Barbara..................137 Stuart, Mary......................137 TenEyck, Barbara..............149,165 Thar man, Florence................159 Thum, Eleanor.....................137 Thum, Mary Jo.....................142 Tien, Angela......................156 Tork, Margaret................133,137 Towne, Rhonda.....................142 Turner. Diane.....................137 Urban, Joyce......................137 Vap, Kathy............... 149,159,163 Vertin, Cynthia...................142 Vogt, Mary Jane...................159 VoDmer, Carol.....................142 Wagner, Jane......................149 Wagner, Martha....................137 Wagner, Theresa...................137 Watkins, Theresa..................149 Weatherford, Linda................143 Webber, Barbara..............103,112, 155,156,159.167 Weingart, Jackie..................170 Weingart, Tommy...................170 Welch, Janet..................156,162 Wilburn, Diana....................143 Wilburn, Janet....................143 Wilson, Mary Jo...................159 Wisely, Nancy.....................149 Wisely, Sally ............... 133,137 Wulff, Jane.......................137 Wulff, Katherine..................143 Young, Gloria.....................149 Young, Mary.......................149 Zabel, Barbara....................149 Zaloudek, Tina .......... 149,165,167 Zerngast, Carol...................137 201 202 204 WALSWOHTH . 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