Memphis Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Y Q XS . A E ,. D9 N0 DISTURB JESS' mfruanber QTHQ If J R, ' fxw M, mcx mums ca Ch f 'Jn ' --fb .4 out-' ..' CHUSHDEH . Q ' . JACK GURLEY X ' -- E JOHN LAINE Editor I A Photo Editor fl fd I DAN BRUCE ROBERT BOOTH Copy Editor V h X Art Editor t Q Q54 , X, S M WM E MORGAN WALTER BURKE Business Manager Ge' X x 1 5'.Q VINCENT TURK W FRED MENIER Advertising Manager il Circulation Manager Q' 1 1' Q D BUSINESS STHH 3 1 G- 6, , ' v W U I s ::., I J5.. . ,, 1 ca X if .. - is . . 'ff 93' 1 A12-auui. FATHER JOHN A ELLIOTT MA Pruncupal Father Elluott Pruncupal of Catholuc Hugh School for Boys suruce uts unceptuon fuve years ago came to the school fully qualufued as a Teacher and leader of men After completung hus basuc educatuon un Memphus Parochual schools and Catholuc Hugh Sctool Father attended St Bernard College Cullman Alabama and St Gregorys Norwood Ohuo where he receuved hus A B degree He receuved hus theologucal traunung for the pruesthood at St Marys Semunary Cuncunnatu Ohuo After hus ordunatuon Father Elluott was appounted Professor of Mathe matucs at Father Ryan Hugh School un Nashvulle Whule there he served un the capacuty of Durector of Athletucs and Dramatucs At the tume of has appountment as Pruncupal of Catholuc Hugh School for Boys Father Elluott was servung as Pruncupal of Father Ryan 4 Q . , . . I I . . . . u u , . , . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . , , . I - I fglkukaxhbn lt is with sincere gratitude that the Staff of the CRUSADER and the Faculty and Student Body of Catholic High School for Boys dedicate the l95O CRUSADER to Father John A. Elliott. Father Elliott has proven himself to be a leader among leaders. His ability as a leader is evidenced by the fact that he has been chosen by the Most Reverend Bishop to direct the fate of both Diocesan boys schools. The acceptance of the principalship of Catholic High School for Boys was a challenge that was capable of testing the strongest mettle. The results is best determined in the school itself. This year not only marks the occasion of the transference of Catholic High from the old Central Avenue location to the new plant on McLean, but also the establishment of the school as one of the foremost in the South. ln dedicating this book we would like to express our gratitude to Father Elliott for his unceasing efforts on our behalf and assure him that he means as much to the school as the school means to him. I lg... I lg' I 3' sh, I 7lL:.1f 111141611191 .!Zllll'l.HIl1 ln' KAUII uf '-1 5'i 4 H, f! -4, ndfvrfres, Crusader 'f back through Ihe years buddies ahofe Caiholu: accnmplsshetk the hamlet been wasted v'vF'eQf?f'?edq fiiffllf . Qhrw QT',wQS K 7 FATHER FRANCIS P. PACK, M.A. Superintendent of Schools Diocese of Nashville Father Pack along wrth hrs duties as Supermtendent of Dnocesan Schools IS also Professor of Phnlosophy at Snena College and Pastor of Our Lady of Sorrows Frayser Tenn He received hrs A B from St Thomas Semnnary Denver Colorado and has Master of Arts trom Geo Peabody College for Teachers Nashville jacuay FATHER JOSEPH P GRESHAM A B Vrce Prlnclpal Father Gresham along wnth has duhes as Vnce Prmcrpal as Professor of Scnences and Drrector of Dramatlcs at Catholnc Hugh Father has recenved hrs scholastuc trannung at the Umversrty of Chattanooga Chatta nooga Tenn St Charles College Catons vulle Md DePaul Umversrty Chrcago Ill St Johns College Little Rock Ark and wall receuve hrs MA from Geo Peabody College for Teachers thus summer r 1 V, . . . . 1 . . 1 K I I 1 , . ar . , . . x u 1 4 Q NY ' I - I -I ' I ' I -I 1 1 -I ' I I 'I FATHER EDWARD ODELL HEYMER, M.A. Professor of Religion and Languages Father Heymer was graduated from St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Iowa where he received his A.B. degree. He received his training for the priesthood at Kenrick Seminary St Louis Mo and was awarded has Master ot Arts degree at Geo Peabody College for Teachers Nashville Father is Director of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade I jacugy FATHER WILLIAM E MORGAN MA. Professor of Religuon and English Father Morgan attended St Ambrose College Davenport Iowa where he re ceived has AB degree and St Marys Pontifical University Baltimore Md He received his Master of Arts in English at Geo Peabody College for Teachers Nash ville Father is Adviser of the CRUSADER and director of the Catholic High Photo Dept fr f . 1 - In-1 fl R5 . . 9 1 K FATHER JAMES J DRISCOLL AB Athletuc Dxrector Professor of Reluguon and Hlstory Father Drlscoll succeeded Father Paul Clunan as Athletuc Durector of Catholuc Hugh He recelved has AB from St Am brose College Davenport Iowa and at tended the Theologucal College of the Catholnc Unrversuty of America He as now worklng on has MA at the Cathollc Un: verssty In Washnngton D C jdlflfthg FATHER THOMAS F CASHIN AB Professor of Reluguon and Mathematucs Father Cashun attended the Urtuverslty of Tennessee ID Knoxvulle and was awarded has A B from St Ambrose College Daven port Iowa He prepared for the pruesthood at Kenruck Semnnary St Louus Mo and IS dosng work durnng the summers on has MA In Mathematlcs at the Unlversnty of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, lnd. Father Cashin is Moderator of the Music Depart- ment, Band and Glee Club. FATHER PAUL TRAINER A B S T B Professor of Reluguon and Mechanscal Arts Golf Coach Father Trarner a natlve of Pawtucket R I recelvecl hrs college tralnmg at Pro I dence College and St Marys Semnnary Baltnmore Md He further attended St Marys Pontlfncal Unlverslty IH Baltimore Md and there receuved has ST B Father Trainer IS doing summer work at Geo Pea body College for Teachers In Nashvulle on hls MA degree He us the Junuor Class Moderator 9- . 1 I I .., 'fl' ' , Q . ,..,... ' N N f ' I - I 1 I I 'Q .I ' I 'I lr , . II FATHER PAUL J MORRIS AB STB Professor of Relrguon and Engltsh Assnstant Dsrector of Athletucs Attendung St Ambrose College Daven port Iowa Father Morrns recerved h s Bachelor of Arts degree He prepared for the praesthood at St Marys Pontrfrcal Um versnty Baltimore Md where he was awarded the degree of Bachelor ot Sacred Theology Durrng the summers Father as worlcung on hrs degree ot Master ot Arts In Englush at the Unrversaty ot Notre Dame Notre Dame Ind SISTER MARY GABRIEL RSM MA Librarian Sister Gabriel not only has charge of th Library at Catholic High but also has special classes in languages She received her tram mg at St Elizabeth s College College Sta tion N J and her M A degree at Geo Peabody College for Teachers Nashville Sister is in charge of the school paper The Magnet CIC!! SISTER MARY RITA, RSM, A.B. lnstructress in Commercial Courses Sister Rita has received her training at St. Bernards Normal School, Nashville, and Geo. Peabody College for Teachers, Nash- ville. LATHAM GRAHAM Head Coach Mr Graham has been connected wlth Cathollc Hugh for some tume un the capacnty of athletuc coach and Dnrector of Physlcal Educatton LELAND V CORNEILLE B S IN MUS Dlrector of Vocal and Instrumental Muslc Mr Cornellle has recently completed his musuc course at Southwestern College Memphls However has practlcal experlence an mustc has been wlde and vartecl and an connectuon wath musucal organnzatnons throughout the natlon He as nn charge of the Band and Glee Club at Catholsc High I3 I A 1 GLUE? If ' x SENOR JOSE MORIN, A.B. Professor of Languages Asst. in Athletics Senor Moran was al o added to the Faculty thus year He ns a native of Valencia Spain He attended educatuonal anstxtutuons rn Spain where he recelved the followlng degrees AB from Luus Vnves lnstntute Valencaa AB nn Sclence Unlversnty of Valencsa School of Scxence and AB an Educatuon Superior Normal School Cas trllon Spam jaClflAy BEN LEIBERMAN B S Coach ot Jumor Athletics Mr Lenberman as one of the two new addatrons to the Catholic Hugh Faculty thus year He received hrs educatnon at the Unnversnty of Connectncut Duquesne Una verslty and Mernphss State College MRS M A GATTUSO Dnetician Mrs Gattuso came to Catholic High after much experience in work connected with school cafeternas MISS GENE ALTICK Registrar Along with her duties as Registrar, Miss Altick also serves as Secretary to the Princi- pal Muss Altick attended Armstrong Junior College Savannah Ga She is also Drrec tress of the Cheerleaders at Catholic High HCM 9143 ff 'Y Q ' I5 QX ig! 01 Lili-.mm -'s.fz.-:mg 1ifx. '1 W-'BW aw-mi igjlffl- 'lin 1.1. WNW Wmiig, kk in gn ima 'Fl' 'S 'L 71, 175 3. milk CLASS 'A Q Q N X 'f 1 K N .5 J gp my 7xu'2Ti4. my 'f-Q. ww we fx, +3 9 AV, an ya 'ww 'f ff, -eggs ' ,.4: f,, - 5 f 1 ,- f V X in . - . 'Q 'ffm 1- , iw? 33 , 0 r 5 h A ' .39 Q VV ,. SWL- lw I- ' qu y , , Q , - 1 i Q 'Q' Q I 'Y' 'V 'QV , it , 7 ' . ', bg 'i ' L 4 ,W 5.-L if Y f vi Q2 3' 'S we FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right, Bobby Richards, Vice-Pres,, Eddie Car- dosi, Pres., Jimmy Trenham, Sgt.-at-Arms, Lydon Ledger, Secfy-Treas. I Ci ag. ' s YL W! S S j 1 if 1 gf Pa . aa' Q 'fl Pydea ck grady James Blancq ia ,VK Father Thomas Ca shin, 18 is LX 'lo Faculty Adviser X vfix If John BYUWU John Brunner Eddie Cardosl AWG 'Isis sf ,M 'Q xfg 'ft WN Yiwu A. 8 Michael Cerr to Wllllam Clark 'Am V cfor Cuneo Steve Esgro Edward Fogerty ,df 135- I9 Z1 fd M ' f J d ' Q, 0 L. 'fd ' ' ' d i if J ' A I ' f f d . I .Z ' h d mf - A di 2 d If id 'P U A 1v,s n f ,gi fl ,- - d Q d 2 i g! , d 4 5 K' d 1 6 d . Y f W r 5 3 U3 I 192, A f. 5, eg- 1 ' d d d J 'if f dd 3,9 Joseph Foppuano Larry Huffman Bully Jeter ,GS-f COW N-.-Y Ab' fkiuw Pete Gath J NJA, n' IL 1? N J! 'Sn Qvf o,. 'in Robert Johnston Bully Hays Gene Huntzncker Fred Kelly 20 Q6 Vmcen! Kung Lydon Ledger Ol N'-..'r ig 2,26 ff Harry Lee Lloyd Terry Maguure tam 1' ga i Roland Marshak 21 'Mix 3454 Quan! Tommy Linder Frank Lorenz Leander Martm 355' 86'-Lp .nv- James Mayoza 'QP' Joseph Motto Joseph Plerpoll To 9 I ew , -sr.. V bf X 4 hun Davud Mays FJ Cn Forrest Prlddy ra we 11--' Q36 4' Charles Muller '95 Q34 i N-il' Terry McKmnck Joseph Raffanh 5 nga '-QH 'k qi' J ,M 311 ,iw 5 g , 2? , , f if W .5 W s 7 Q, f X is fy . ' Es' 5 ff if '. Kijiji ,, : t if Q M R63 J 'wif' Paul Raffo 1. Arthur Rlvalto Charles Ross: H- aww EF John Reilly Bobby Ruchards u 0 John Schmidt 23 9 Louis Ronza James Sutter Q 6 3 MW 1 4.19 Joseph Sprulll Pete Taverna WW uv-0 Joseph Turner Thomas Walker 13,5 of na, 1 'mv 93 f Charles Webb blk an 24 We James Trenham 3,6 Myron Turvey Bully Werne um,,f ..i if W xxx' Y f S . j L ,W tiff -Q iw N nw?-vf 'K 'LS 'ps '45, H 'ti' 'E X1 tfgl.. 'Wu S1313 X Env? QW 'E 118113 5't X13 mkfgqmf S3519 W . 1. W ,, ,K 'mmffgg W QQRWQQQQU if 4 as gig? , uf N' Q IJ' 5- il Sq: ' 'N ' Q I S A' -A IN. I 616' ,O Bobby Booth Fred Bos! Fred Brunner 3.6 fvi WM ELS, IRE in .4-W Glenn Calvert Mefford Compton Fred Conhm M...-W 27 K3 r A 2355 J gfgnnf Joseph Faeello fx l f X . 07 A J x ' ' K .45 A o 4' , .Q - A Q- f HQ: W -Q' ' - i 1 as A o , L 5-, Eggs' 5 X 2 P N ' K , . Q: X , N 1 of Q1 ,- f A V W9 fp Michael Fitzmorris --5 af QI YQ Thomas Hal-ty fi-is ,ffl ...ri f 10' . Robert Godwin A 6 NTP' Charles Hanna Pai Hollahan 28 gailsi 4 William I-ladden I 61+ Bobby Hope at? Q0 50' ,fd 25 f' .ff QQA Richard Howell Robert Jolef Rudolph Jones N 39 -X 2.-Nj Thomas Lafferiy Fred Lanan joe Laux Jimmy Lee is A. Q' fa' I iw 55 3,1 HJC! Q. R , it ca EJ! an .L lewls llmberg Fred McGoff Robert McKneh 2 QT Robert Mahoney Donald Moms Jlmes Morrison i ,Eu I F' p, , James O Brlen 2 ff: Michael O'Hara ex, X 3' .K S ,,. , Dan Owens 14, Joseph Rust Bull Shaeffer 9 I 31 N 1 n A Y 9' Na Q, ki: , r -iii -V f f C x I Q e' , is t V .1 1' FQ E: ' 1,4 y , 35 , , . 1 ' - 4' '4 A, ...A 1 , in '-'-'-331' , . 'f Aff-, ' .L f Mag' -1- .1 , ' ' 11 ' J I ' 1 Vernon Owens Coleman Smythe Q!! RG, Nalin eab tShpIy w th 5, 1 X Y 'RJ Q llll A xv, wmkw, NXXX A 32 rl. A Q A L V 3 5 i, Q s 1 , f ' M -. if' K 'iq J ' .I - . Y' ax . x X ' i er i e Joseph Trouy Stanley or ingfo , L 6 X U Q A N' 5 w A N f l gn 1 tif .2 ff ,y , IFQY' ! X 4 55 .f 1 ifffi 49' os ri JJ 4 Y J' V I f I1 'DW 'r , is K F42 L, ' rj K 'z A-4.4 4. if if KKK., 4, S5 e if w v gi JJ. .IS Q JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right, Bill Shelly, Secfy., Dan Bruch, Pres., Fred Menzer, Vice-Pres., Bill Bagwell, Treas., Virgil Lawrence, Sgt.-at-Arms. f sa'-V 'il fi SM 5a9 , it B mi ,ff well C FM Ami Aeschliman 1051, An ' 7 Father Paul Trainer Faculty Adviser dffoli .v rl' fm Y 3 I f 2: : .l -,Q . ,f fi ,- ES 'K bfi fa' lil -Q -xg K 44 'glib x 'S' ned H .12 .. xg, G -2 L1 . ., mv 'F X 4. xii? 3 1,2-:gl ,T - -if-:Q f . F. Arnold ll Mit QL L,-4 'L 48 Dan Bruch Gus Cernto 4.1 Ci an A AL Jay Crawford Ray Crossnlne Herman DIffe8 Lynn Dgyle ,fs-.w. Q' AYN we J if-5512 'f .Sw-1 if as , A I A ,lj -up-v J, 1 ' x 5. K 5 ' 1 3 . J . ' 1 t Q ,. M 1 5 f I is W A 5 V A . H xv-QC it .J . K 'AX R g 5. ' . Lk 5 4 f Q' Qi 0' L4 1 71 S ..-. if-F '-5 s, .2 lL Llifg? F- I V ':-' . H 'Z , ' -57: 5 ' ' F I , A ba 1 X ul ' K av Li .-L. Ax - M M , 9 fs, f . X '. I ' ' ' if iw - , N f i K I , , L ,fQg4:'- ,lun J -X , .6 X 1 if Q' . , gf. K 1.. ,. t-gf W ' A g. ,T Q , ,fi i QC , if , ' 1 . in Q Hi' Q- dilih 73.644 wif ards Davud Dunbar Wilfel' Edw '0- UA! 'W' .lack Emerson Jack Gurley Bull Johnston 3' iiR?ff7?3k' 1 36 Don Kelly fir '56- 1 l A-fx Q6- Elmer Kurrus Joe Manos 2,15 2' 1 F? I Desmond Laux Vlrgll Lawrence I iv- .. Q- c 37 A John lame Nat Mayoza , an Fred Menzer James Muller wb Alex Montes: George Moore Frank Plranl Mi Donald Sadler 1 -Lew :, g,f,9 .sw ,X si is ' ff W WX f , X R fs, 'V .rx N . f . . it 9 S Bull Shelly Robert Spencer louis Tnchel Joel Troy Vmcen! Turk 39 GX l ff raft 352. r K W' fjyggzj W 6312 ' A, A.::Ej,-5-A 1,-. 'f - , .Mp f ..,-,. Q .-qxtfd' - 609 Donald Stewert mukm tome Hluughin' Boy Emerson And so we have presented next years Sensors the Junnors of today Soon rt wall be their prrvulege to assume the posutaon of honor at Catholic Hugh Frye Semor classes wall have preceded them As an mducatuon of the type of shoes they wrl! have to full we now proudly present 40 4 emord asf 'W an eafamenf We the furst graduatung class of The New Catholuc Hugh School for Boys on thus Twenty eughth day of May un the year of Our Lord Nune teen Hundred and Fufty after havung left our sole lastung umpressuon regardung Thus unstututuon deeply ungrauned un uts desks have achueved un convuncung our Instructors that we are of sound mund char acter and body fEd Note We do not accept re sponsubuluty for The veracuty of any statements contauned hereunj and do not attempt To bequeath To any underclassman unfortunate enough to fall heur to any of our trauts our lumuted vurtues and unnumerable vuces If gratutude were matter even the new school would not have the capacuty to hold the amount we the Senuors take wuth us for the propagatuon of culture educatuon and Chrustuan manluness ln partucular Rocky Scola leaves hus unvusuble dog and many plantatuons to Cuneo Vuc Prettu leaves hus quuet nature to Mathus Nutty Edwards leaves hus 2Of2O vusuon and genuus un mechanucal drawung to hus brother Togo Bobby Reully leaves hus beloved bass sax to hus produgal brother Laurue MacDonald leaves hus posutuon as furst strung guard on hus umagunary All Amerucan team to Ethruclge Drannon leaves hus archutectural abulutues to Bag we Harwell leaves hus keys the locker room and all hus uobs as manager to Brunner Phul Dattulo leaves hus abuluty at playung guard to Unkue Lumberg Harrus leaves hus earmuffs To Shupley Harty leaves hus heught to Durmeyer Caruota bequeaths hus trumpet playung to Bernar unu Anthony Papageorgeon leaves hus Greek culture to LoBuanco Phul leaves hus knowledge of Mathematucs to the 51 General Math class Bob Clark leaves hus uob as laboratory assustant to anyone un dure need of work Nub Huffman leaves hutchung and the open road to McNeul Coogue Hulbert leaves hus curls to Dunbar Tommue Wulson leaves hus rapud fure speakung to Jack Emerson Hollahan leaves hus free lunches to anyone who us able To get past the cashuer Charles Montgomery leaves Mr Corneulle a head ache .lum McDonald leaves that woman kuller look to Mahoney Wuld Bull Elluott leaves hus tackle posutuon and muscles to Cardosu Wells leaves hus vutalus haur to pomade Prettu Dumbo Hodgeson leaves hus ears to Hadden Don Dooley leaves hus love of nature To Godwun Vague Vuncent us lust happy to leave Slungshot Mulkey leaves hus bass vouce to D Laux Louue Gunn leaves hus abuluty To Aeschluman Bob Murdock leaves hus man about town to Fred Menzer Glaze leaves hus love of the opposute sex and wavy haur to Elmer Kurrus Wunkley leaves hus abuluty wuth model planes to Belote H ll The Pull leaves hus aches and pauns Stewert Herbue Selak leaves wuth the school many cher ushed memorues of hus vurtues wuth the school Arustotle Ryan leaves hus heught To Taverna Green leaves hus unutuals carved un all the desks OBruen leaves hus beloved and only lacket to hus brother Mule Traun Burke leaves hus buuld to Joe Rust Bull Maley leaves hus all around athletuc abuluty to any man bug enough to full hus shoes Burdlegs Valley leaves hus athletuc feet for next years football team Red Wulluams leaves hus skull un baseball to Fred McGoff Mullungton refuses To part wuth hus only possessuon hus cowboy boots Perkuns leaves all the gurls that love hum fexcept Lucyl to Glenn Calvert JoJo Lunder leaves hus ravushung blue eyes to Andruolu Bruce leaves hus knowledge of Physucs un the Text books Mousey Gruffen leaves hus abuluty at lunchtume football to Duffee Buddy Jensen bequeathes hus uutterbug style and athletuc skulls to Hanna Joe Brown leaves hus putchung abuluty to Vernon Owens Garbarunu leaves hus amnesua to Lawrence Blancq leaves hus Scuence achuevements to Bruch . 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'zi DICK PERKINS Band 47 48 50 Vlce President 50 Choral Club 47 48 49 50 Presldent 50 Sclence Club 48 49 50 Secretary 49 Represen tatuve for Boys State 49 Natlonal Honor Socnety 47 48 49 50 Malor Awards Latm Medal 49 Scuence Medal 49 Yearbook 48 49 Editor 49 Journalism 48 49 50 Edrtor of Magnet 50 JOE RUSSELL BROWN CSMC 46 47 48 49 AQ HENRY C DRANNON Band 47 CSMC 48 Science Club 49 45 t2 ' EDWARD HODGSON Football Mgr 46 47 Football 48 49 Basketball 48 Science Club 48 49 50 Band Mgr 49 50 Glee Club 49 50 Baseball Mgr 47 48 Baseball 50 LOUIS GUNN ee Club 46 Football 4 Relugaon Medal 48 Journalusm 48 49 Q ,.-G .. af , Q- . 9 .K , 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 , , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , 1, , F I 1 - 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 5 , - 1 . - 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, , 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 : , 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 I I -1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . . , I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 '12 , . , . , ,, I I 1 I 1 1 A ' I I ' I V I ' 1 : 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 , , -1 - - 1 1 1 - GI , 5 , 85 . . 1 . - 1 I 1 1 1 1 . 1 I - , . 1 1 - - - -1 1 1 , . ,A . '1 ' 1 9 ANTHONY PAPAGEORGEON Magnet Typust 50 Manager Base ball 47 Perfect Attendance Medal 46 6 --.H -.-of PHIL BROWN C.S.M.C., '46, '47, '48, '49 TOMMY WILSON C MC 46 47 48 9 --.asv ...asf EUGENE HULBERT MC 46 47 48 RAYMOND TURVEY Football 49 Basketball Cheerleader 49 Band 48 5 Choral Club 48 9 Busuness Manager of Magnet 50 Baseball 50 Journalism 49 50 l LAWRENCE CARIOTA Band 47 48 49 50 Glee Club 50 Spanish Club 50 Reltglon Medal 48 Typlst for Magnet 49 50 47 DAVID MULKEY B nd 47 48 49 50 Science Club 48 Journallsm 48 49 50 Spanish Club 50 Secretary of Band 50 BILL WILLIAMS Baseball 49 50 Lettered 49 50 Cartoontst for Magnet Monogram Club 49 50 CS I I I 149 a I I I I I A ' - - '1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' l , .,,, t , 5 , , , t , , , , . . , 5 , 49g , f , , , I I I l ' I , 2 ,' , 49, f , 50: I I I I I ' Op , , 4 , 505 1 f - . , , 49, 1 , 1 , 45, , . , . ,,,. ' , , , , , , , , , , . , f , , - ,V Y Y 1 '53 .41 CHARLES E WINKLEY Tennis 48 Band 47 48 49 50 Cholr 50 Labrarlan of Band 50 CHARLES MONTGOMERY Band 47 48 49 50 Choir 50 Llbraruan of Band 50 Outstand Ing Band Member 49 40' MARSHALL GARBARINI Band 48 Track 47 Chonr 50 Perfect Attendance Medal Typist for Magnet 50 48 -8 if Md CLIFFORD HUFFMAN CSMC 46 47 48 9 EUGENE WELLS B n 47 48 Glee Club 7 World Hustory Medal 48 Spanish IMedal 49 Honor Socuety 48 49 Scxence Club 49 Spanish Club 50 Magnet Typist 49 EUGENE HOLLAHAN Football 48 Magnet Staff 48 49 50 Crusader 49 Jumor Class Presudent 49 ROBERT HILL Football 50 Band 48 CSMC 48 49 50 LEON GRIFFEN Football 50 Band 47 48 49 Science Club 49 50 Baseball CLARENCE HARWELL Football Manager 50 Basketball Manager 50 Baseball Manager JAMES GREEN Basketball 48 49 50 Magnet Staff 49 50 CSMC 48 49 Manager 50 49 1 , 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I I I I I I I 1 1 1 . 50. 1 4 ,llrwgh i I l 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , , , ' 50. 1 1 1 . ,M 1 , . , ll r , A 1-'a du: ,H ,Q , 1 22, , ,..,,,.- :X ,.Q,yZ1A ' ', 4 AV , I .N , .MV V. V 2' , 1 j affix' NORMAN HARRIS GEORGE VINCENT CSMC 47 48 49 50 Football Golf 47 48 49 50 CSMC 48 Football Manager 50 Football JOSEPH SCOLA Manager 49 50 PHILLIP DATTILO CSMC 47 48 49 50 Football CSMC 47 48 49 50 49 50 VICTOR PRETTI SO 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - I ,, 251' 526544 . 5,,,L1f,,,Q17 1-'1 sx1 Z-1 'ttf W, -.QVQM Q, Q , 'A'-f:.1,',Ly,g3gys5 ,g -. . , .af ' .I 4.665 gif . QM. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , , , , 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' ' ' , . WILLIAM ELLIOTT Band 47 48 49 50 Choir 48 50 Football 48 49 JAMES RYAN Basketball 50 A DANIEL BRUCE Natuonal Honor Socle1y 49 Band 48 49 Choir 47 48 Science Club 49 50 Crusader CHARLES JENSEN Basketball 50 Baseball 50 Football 49 50 DONALD DOOLEY CSMC 47 48 49 50 Scnence Club 49 50 Spanish Club 50 50 Magnet 48 49 50 Honor able Mention Westinghouse Scholarshrp Award 50 51 6 1 1 1 1 - 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I I I I I ' ' I , , . 1 1 ' 1 ,,,, . 1 - 1 1 1 1 I 471 1 1 1 1 149: 1 1 I 1 54 I . I I I 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 , . Y X ' A x X WALTER BURKE LAURIE McDONAlD Journalism 49 50 Crusader Football 50 Magnet Staff 50 Staff 49 Magnet Staff 49 50 Spanish Club 50 Choir 50 Basketball 49 50 Football 49 Boys State 49 HERBERT SELAK EUGENE O BRIEN Basketball 47 Spanish Club 50 CSMC 4 49 O Track 46 Journalusm 47 Mag net Staff 47 Band 46 52 ' I I I I 1 1 F 1 I I , , , . 1 . . 1 1 I 1 1 7 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 , . I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 31 1 5 - 1 - 1 ' 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 - ' ' wma '4.friT.--- , f:LfHs'1' EUGENE VALLEY Sensor Class President Football 46 47 49 Boxung 46 Basketball 48 49 50 Baseball 48 49 50 Class Presudent 50 Monogram Club 48 49 50 BILL MALEY Treasurer Football 47 48 49 50 Basket ba 46 47 48 50 Baseball 46 47 Boxmg 47 Tennns 46 49 Semor Class Treasurer CHARLES EDWARDS Secretary Football 48 49 50 Basketball 48 Junlor Class Secretary 49 Sensor Class Secretary 50 Mono gram Club 49 50 Baseball 48 49 50 53 ROBERT REILLY Vuce-Presudent National Honor Souety 49 50 Junnor Class Treasurer 49 Semor Class VncePresldent 50 Band Lieutenant 49 Band 47 48 49 50 Choir 50 Outstandung Band Student Award 49 Second Band Festuval 49 JOE LINDER Sergeant-at Arms Football 49 50 Basketball 49 50 Scuence Club 49 50 Na ttonal Honor Socvety 49 50 Memphis Youth Forum 50 Sen lor Class Sergeant at Arms 50 l 1 1 1 I . 1 , 1 ,. 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . 1 Q , 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 My ' 1 -iglflgf ' 1 1 1 1 1 , - . 1 1 1 r I 1 ' I-, 1 1 1 1 1 -is f , 1 1 1 1 I - .1 1' ' 1 1 1 1 L 'Dv I fm- - 121, ' I I A 1 ' Duvlsxon Solo, West Tennessee . 1 , . 1 . 1 1 1 1 I , , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 I , . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 5 - 1 1 I . , I . , , , , I I I I I I I ' , I , I 1 I 1 1 1 . 1 . I , I , , I I 1 1 I1 I I I 1 1 I 1 - - , , I 1 I . , I 1- 1 1 - 1 1 1 I I I I I 1 1 , . fi' 5, xg j' fa 1? Semi W-ohm and Yuma ,Bde 45 mi 5 'imma 'iXNi 1 two!! see somexkimg Kmuesmq qc 1 .qui Lau Qhin 9 go Y pe rkins Sho Ws his f f Up hiss we 'iw W' im Perkins m u Y he unothe, trashy 1 6 1,1 1 f , J 1 x J ,f 4 A ,Q-, 5 ig, F - Nh . fs-A MA. SKA ,V gi ,-' V 1' . 4 Vw-Iviizgg ,f-Afvc?-sq 45? 'wh 8x'? An L f 5 -wpsurf' i s rt fx 3'-in v QU' ggi COACH LATHAM GRAHAM Win a game with a Catholic High Team? lmpos- sible most of the heads of athletic circles in Memphis would have said, but Coach Graham proved that it can be done and will be done many times in the near future. How can he do these things while so many have failed before? The answer is the interest which he has in his team He talks at lunch and any other spare time and the boys have become acquainted with the rules and fundamentals of the game as well as becoming his per sonal friend He has been able to improve our athletic teams be cause of the interest in the school and its students We appreciate these interests and are going to show our thanks by cooperating with him in every way W 'Mt' lk is vxwsell 56 'MF 'gi fi? 69 QA 0009 Bull Maley 00 W 990 dy, 4000 Hgfd Jae lmder ir, 9 E walter Burke Buddy Jensen dwafds W We 57 gd wf' 0 D is 3 , 4 1 bi . 5 lf' xi? sr Q fb-. Gail' SQ Q wg. V' 'fx Q fx? ggk f 2' K, ov Y 1 N N A-Ld I ,mfgi gym K s .- N I x M55-if .wb wiggfbw ,,. sf, Q Y 1 0 ' 1' A :vm lltESHlllllll FlllllBHll A new addmtlon to football at Catholic Hugh thus year was Mr Ben Levberman as head Freshman coach lt was Mr Len berman s 'ob to prepare next year s varsnty aspnrants through the expernence that they would gather under hum as Frosh coach Coach halls from Phlladelphla Pa where he was out standing In local prep football circles Hrs schooling at the Una versnty of Connectucut was cut short by World War ll He served as front lrne correspondent for the STARS AND STRIPES After the war he completed has educatlon at Mem phls State College Coach Lelberman ganned much athletic ex pernence during has college days whnch prepared hum for has coaching career at Catholuc The Freshman squad boasted some potentually great athletes at Catholnc Hugh among them were Jnmmy Trenham cnal Appeal All Memphls Honorable Mentuon team Pete Taver na s selectlon called the attentnon of the caty to one of the grlttlest lsttle athletes ever to appear at Catholic Pete s werght would not go over enghty fave pounds but hrs fortntude made hum an even match for a hundred and fnfty pounder lf Pete contmues he should be one of the most amazlng footballers m Memphns 9 d Pete Taverna, left, bemg congratulated by Father Elluott on the f the of theur Freshman numerals 62 . . I . I .I ' and Pete Taverna, two boys who were placed on the Commer- I , . 1 2? JR 653' 'nf 'H' ew' 1 wv1'L'Tivf . tfff' W : xg' vp S' + E :.. 'V MQW '1-535-s ,Ji-9.. Jig? an-. IQLQ ,,. N Taklng what has been for the most part nnexpernenced players, Coach Charlue Clunan former State Prep basketball great, has moulded his handful of men unto what proved to be a formidable quintet rn the crty Although wlnnnng only approxumately half of has games, Coach Clunan has guven the Prep League advance notuce of much to come In Catholic High basketball Thus year Coach Jose Mann former all tlme athletic star of Valencla Spam was added to the basketball staff at Catholic Pnctured above are Coach Clunan lfront leftj and Coach Mann ffront rnghtj wnth the B squad Left to right Jam Green Phnl Dnrmeyer, John Marshak Tom Harty Ama Aeschllman, Dan Owens, Bull Shelley Bull Maley and Dan Bruck ,Q I X ,I l l O I 1' .I I Cgach Cl Q r, ' uf,,,n a ' It To LP 'M f 1e v aff 'W Hr rl Elmefny and on seweilry Basket ol 7 Sf' en Urn, neelfn J Vdd l'qu.g s we,e ng' Gene va engen J e, ' Presenr ev Wqlflm Ryan 64 when pu-,sfesufke wg, ff P' I I I . . . . 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'-1'-3.2-.f.1 '-mi' ' 1 5'f7'15' l ylf fi ' f 0 - . . gg -1 X lv , .tw sn ag, 3 3- ' si' ,.1 , q , l949 l959 BHSHElBHll SCHEDULE CatholIc Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholrc Catholrc Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholrc Catholrc Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Hrgh 48 High 43 High 78 Hrgh 70 High 33 High 43 High 45 I High I High Hrgh High I I I I I I I I I I I I I 48 48 40 40 3 4 MIllIngton Humboldt 58 Collrervrlle 42 Millington 53 Father Ryan 60 Bartlett 38 West Memphis 38 Humboldt 68 West Memphrs South Side Sl East 38 Treadwell 36 Messick 52 Tech 65 C0llI8fVIllE 44 Humes 39 CBC 50 Central 45 South Side 52 East 34 Treadwell 41 Tech 36 Messick 42 Humes 5l Central may af KS 5 xx I weighs xS 9 A5 6 6 9 of, .N 0' Q' rms' Dont let hum do u 01 Y 1. fax, X ll oi' wok WV f' x 6,16 lgm M ww gl. X WAS aw Ig? 4701 xb wc Rf: 6 we 6 30111 . had Y' -rl G . Ola K' 006 p 0,2 C9 .- 9 ', 6,6 0' 003609 O , 04 60, V' .NV 68 65,05 0 C30 fb Oo ,ez Goff s el Q0 fo KE, or gow 50 .9 0, as LOG vl 0 ev ,plots s Yx B. J6XooP.QQe6Nei5. 'b X0 . X c, Z Xe 6103 N2 Q00 C, o 6 '5 eta O rx ,,0eJ6 . , Q Q95 ea I 0, XXL' 6 .r Go T 0300 50 00,002 KISS x0 Qoxbs O 0 Q-all 07 me Oloriof Y, -, ff., QZWSQTQ ,L f And here are the work-horses of the football learn . . . the managers. Left fo righi, Clarence Harwell, Roberf Mclineff, Walter Edwards and No' only deep seo divers get the bends . Ears Harris. um.,,, X '- P... , Z ' 1-.. l., U V If ml.. hi M, .X Q lx., , N r' - - n., 4' vs. 'mmf X- 0 0 G 0' Luwokc s Xeuhmg SLO!! as to AM X QBSQKX aah Sem 0 r of K6 ha v e ffl Gfley Q Q9 x K 9,0 PN M 'Q .41 N Father Ellnott congratulates Honor Socuety members and candodates Left to rnght Duck Perkms Dan Bruce Joe Laux and Joe Lnnder all of whom were placed on the Honor Socnety Father John A Ellnott Pnncupal Lydon Ledger Tommy Lander Davud Mays and Bobby Rschards Freshmen who must yet prove themselves worthy Srgma Theta Alpha, a new honorary fratermty at Catholic Hugh as affulnated with the Natuonal Honor Society un Washmgton DC The NHS was founded un 1921 by the National ASSOCIBTIOD of Secondary School Prlnclpals The requnrements are much the same as our honor roll but a student must be quite active ln at least two extra currlcular actnvntles as well as mermng a scolastlc average of 90 per cent or above Bag Joe Lmder Sensor and Lnttle Tom Lander Freshman make the Honor Socuety a famnly affanr 73 ' 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 1 . 1 , . . 11 11 - - - 1 11 - 11 - - 11 - 11 A 1 1 1 1 X D X 'K YXOKKC-7 . Yxbxxef. C' Q, 0 -' .xg 6 . '50 5 . ' 3 N646 C-'XC xox Kvikceioo Cl X35 ad 6 O 'af F af. 'Iv 'fin' YI C -r 3118 whsle Mr Lee Cornellle Musrc Director at Catholic Hugh directs iff? RQ' pf Y 1 ,1 :far S' 'S THE CHRMMAS mmm Mem cmusrms, Mr. comeine! Wxfxffb N, gXXS 1502 -Q xg x QE Q? x 4 f QQ, IQ? 1 Am Koo bye-6,0 K Pt Q0 e NF 52 -xxox 'oo' 'x 5 'o Qzlolldls Ng 'fb 'Nl 500 os WX 63 Ol 0' 0 N0 2, 'b 2680 Qxxfw .Koo Qi e FQ 395. 6:2516 Co ei! 4 60 .YN -KO we OX ' X. Hesitant to put a second rate band before the public and with the band roster of last year depleted by graduation, Mr. Corneille has been working under cover with the new band members so that l95O and '5l might see Catholic High with one of the finest bands in the city, ee a' Q54 -i it ' W 49 rf 66 X05 do Coax o' C5 Koo N Row OX 9' s . Q0 50 6563 'X .90 K . N5 Q ke' gl' 5 92' 0 BQFQXK o The hot lips section includes, I. to r,, Charles Rossi, Al Bagwell, Bob Hope, Lawrence Carriota and Bill Bagwell. lx! bxfvg A' an 3: 'llwpih The sexes gather 'round for a few pointers from Mr. Cor- neille. L. to r., Bill Elliott, John Reilly, Charles Winkley, Bob Reilly and Pete Taverna. A cw rt Bvwoa, X099 c get x M e OSHA n ervo 6 ma Q15 2 wt 0' J- V x 28 of W OU' qc Caxxn AG o 2 O GX51- 1 O .J ig 4? we 'ii Q ft f 6' 's is Oo' WV f Mr Lee Cornellle Director of Pride o the Cathohc Hugh Muslc Department IS his Muslc Apprecratuon class From Bop to Beethoven he says as he at tempts to grve hrs students a ful! vuew of the music situation tn America and a fuller appreciation of the value of musxc rn thetr lives Puctured as the esslon nn the band room at class nn s Cathohc Hugh J 77 Fr. Gresham and Perkins giving the final Yes? to an Experiment. SCIENCE MEMBERS FRONT L G in J Linder D Perkins MIDDLE D Dooley R Clark W Johnston BACK J Laux F Bost F Bruner G Belote SCIENCE CLUB ' ro-,-.- v Q.-.7 .Y ' -gg- Y- -A M, N? -N D Bruce has It ull figured out 157517 5 JM? Z, I rf The Journalism Club, sponsors ofthe school paper, THE MAGNET, and members of the Journalism Class, is one of the largest stu- dent organizations in the school. Much credit for the tremendous success is due to the untiring interest and enthusiasm manifested by the Club Moderator, Sister Gabriel, R.S.M. The above picture is of the entire Journalism Club, Many former members of the Journalism Club are now active in college iournalistic endeavors and in the professional field. .v,1. po11111A making assignments for one of the papers monthly editions Seated at table are, l. to r., Sister Gabriel Paul Blancq Laurlce Mc Donald, Ray Turvey and Jack Gurley Standing in same order Gene Hollahan, Louis Gunn, Dan Bruce Joe Russell Brown Duck Perkins and Clifford Huffman. , Sister Gabriel, above, briefs the Staff of THE MAGNET before fzz1 f4,,4-WL Af,,1,, ,fnbaalf fa!! 1 J , Offlcers L to R G Hollahan VucePresaden1 L Gunn Secretary J McDonald Sergeant at Arms J Gurley Presudermr Seaied L Truchel Treasurer L Ledger d 3 ff' Spnrnual Treasurer O U5 Cl' 'L ,pn XXX . Q df o XSTM C-Wo' Cd 7f L71 Q 80 a, ' , l, '. A 1, .,.. ,ff f ' ' A , , p X-fx Lmql LL Cm ., Q !! fr, M HIEGHPHUHE Left vo rnght sfandnng Pat Beck Joy Mnchell Josue Russo Nna Glaze June Patterson Tackle Rumaggl Pat Wenzler Shirley Hacks Left to right kneelmg Charlne Hariy Jimmy Lee Louis Trlchel Heaven bound Mfg xl H ltr Hop on the Terner locomotive CLUB C.H.S. im N 2 COACH V1 0 let em eutcuke mf' Hull the conquering heroes 00 oe 1 9- HXE 'K A 5 efflrkea S? ller Agua M Q f s Queen Joey Mitchell 4,07 file 8 3 68.17 mr, W Em J Q Wifff-T: Af fi allc' QV Owlgxflce Vg X q A NN X09 Cai O m solo X ns. we Qanllede mer, and l he walls efe ivwduc Weill wr once raw a'qAb U0 '4 0 I vo :JZ0SlYlexlll51 X Males eco Uclonx aux 5 ae que' el ' X4 N300 wwe wma Xiaff ed XYV CO O 3 gall af' 00 OU! 5 C 3 6 Y yxowmedq bove wa e550 'ad C e of' gek N505 o At Yhe fume of the Yearbook deadlme the Thaleans were workung on the plans for Vhelr 1950 produchon, Professor, How Could Youl Shown above, seated In the llbrary, mulImg over the scrupt are Glenn Calvert, Jack Gurley, Ecldue Hodgeson, Phnl Durmeyer and James Ptah Standmg Louis Truchel, Don Morrus, Davnd Mays, Nat Mayoza and Jay Crawford Father Joseph P Gresham, dnrecior of the Thalnans, was not present when rho picture was made Iff l. 'Y lf' 11 V': 1' rs 1 ,ff , . Yu . . hi' 'rx - X O? fn ' A . azure? N' -,' 'W TIP o . I fu X- ' ,O 'ig' sg lm VhAJC 'lqAq'9.flahl-Ol 4. gm .IIX xOl'.s e Q. 0 ,f '. XA H' 6 C 3 X 9 l ' OU Xexl ax I s 0 W W 6 91 ' The Senior's wish is The Freshman's woe! Tote dat barge! Lift dat bale! What's that Freshman doing, loafing? Banish him to the Siberian salt mines! What's that you say? That Freshman didn'1 say Sir To a Senior? Send him downstairs to the luuuughlb chamber of horrors, And so went the saga of the Freshman initiation, alias KING SENIOR DAY. 'r .sv 4...- ye 05, 3 Fa' 1 Qs ili,? 3f ,,9-eff? X Q ZW? They eat on the floor h fv I O Nl' X o QA Lx- Q iii wflillhdvu C -X And give us crgurs And SMOKE therr ugars e write on their faces 86 ev X hx D Q V 'C' X t S W . . THE LHST HHHCE HT THE UTD SUHUUT kk A it sS SWG sm WM an Put anothe nickel In D d you e he1m about SPONSORED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS fxyxx f 650 W 's Un er what happen! now Mass Alhck xs we men no Www Belly! 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Memphis Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Memphis, TN) online collection, 1948 Edition, Page 1

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Memphis Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Memphis, TN) online collection, 1949 Edition, Page 1

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Memphis Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Memphis, TN) online collection, 1951 Edition, Page 1

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Memphis Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Memphis, TN) online collection, 1950 Edition, Page 61

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1950, pg 70

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