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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

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'I' mod law. llflkfdam .xdalrian M4Aap o!77dJAuffA - lb! -:E l 1 Q .,fiEM I L , 62 1 ' THE DIOCESAN CHANCERY 328 Fifth Avenue, North Nashville, Tennessee TO THE GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF l95I: I am indeed glad to unite with your parents and teachers and friends in extending to you sincere congratulations on the noteworthy achievement attested by your graduation diploma. You deserve much credit for your persevering effort, and we are proud of you. But I hardly need to remind you that you also have contracted a large debt-a debt of gratitude to those who have made your graduation possible-to your God, to your teachers and to your parents and friends. This debt you can pay best in the coin of honorable living from here on out-by being always an upstanding Christian gentleman. We know you want to be all this implies, but we are almost fearful for you, because of the unusually grave problems and responsibilities confronting you. And yet we have unbounded confidence, because we believe you know the solution of these problems, and can and will shoulder the responsibilities. You have faith in God, you know and are resolved to keep His Laws. You are confident that God and His Blessed Mother and yours, will never fail you if you do not fail them, we want to think too, that you stand resolved, as was the recently beatified Dominic Savio in his youth, to fight, to suffer, and to die, if need be, to be true to your God, to your Church, to your country, to all those who love you best, but never to dishonor them by delib- erate fault. Such a life is a real success, it is being heroic, and we want you to be a success and a hero. We wish you God's blessing. Sincerely in Christ, WILLIAM L. ADRIAN, Bishop of Nashville 5 X xx 'E- X r K if . E A Qi f 5533! X , Q 1 xiii w x mx .sh 351 f 1 55? an fm ,F . 132 an ' Q , ,. s W Q. 'f Q . ' ' ' A 9 fi . . Q ' E? 1 - MXQKQA I5 0 ,, Nlvfiifn ff Q 0' ,A . w w, - fi fl f u 5 .215 9' f -1: X 4 - ,f-1 is 11?-RQ. f ' 'U 5 - r - - n . 4 J is ' -178 . 24' Q ' I Q.-, - f Q .U 1' ' V L , f w ' 4x .-5' N ,, 8 i., 5 . , ,Q ilri ,fr 1 as ' 4 . v- ,'. 5:0 :: Ha. ,nf ff'-Q Li- if' 'Q,f, z ff ' aff ,Ur so P, -f'a gift? . gofvfen eahd M They say the test. of a champion is his consistency., Monsignor J'.'iKemphues, Dean 'of 'West Tennessee, Pastor of Sacred Heart Church andsbelovedv friendandpatron of Catholic High School for Boys, then','is adtrpe champion among priests'.'For fifty-years he has con- sistentlyheen a 'priestjof Godffanother Christ , all .things to all men. ' This year, the occasionrof Monsignor Kemphues' fiftieth year in the' priesthood, we, theiFacultyiand Students, of Catholic High wish to dedicate this 1951 cRu5ADERiih his honor. We feel deeply indebted to Monsignor Kemphues for hisiimtiring efforts in seeing the school estalalishedand' the constant personal interest he shows in us. Ours is merely a token, an humble, expression of sincere gratitude that we all feel. Monsignor Kemphues is more to Catholic High than a friend, more thania patron . . . he is aparthof the school. Q M onfi ig nor emla ned The activities of a Monsignor are many and varied especially when he's Dean of West Tennessee. Monsignor Kemphues has met the chal- lenge of every occasion and has done his iob well. He has taken a vital interest in the activities in his Deanery from the installation of a new pastor to pitching the first ball in the CYO Softball League. Shown on these pages is the Monsignor at his various tasks sponsoring and super- vising the city's largest Holy Name Rallies, signing the papers authoriz- ing Catholic High, surveying the completed iob, honoring Father Clunan, former professor at Catholic High, turning the first shovel of ground at St. Agnes Academy and heading the Board of Pastors in their meet- ings concerning Catholic High. 8 4 'E' -N 1 . Nwkwhxg M .-Q Q' nt Q ,NX . 4 3 :Nfl n 3 ,, . .Q M1 A--1. , FATHER JOHN A. ELLIOTT, M.A. Principal, Professor of Sociology Attended: St. Bernard College, Cullman, Ala., St. Gregory, Norwood, Ohio, St. Mary's Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio, Geo. Peabody College, Nashville. FATHER -FRANCIS P. PACK, M.A. Superintendent of Schools Pastor of Our Lady of Sorrows, Frayser Attended: St. Thomas Seminary, Denver, Geo. Peabody College, Nashville. FATHER JOSEPH P. GRESHAM, M.A. Professor of Sciences Attended: University of Chattanooga, St. it Charles College, Catonsville, Md., DePaul University, Chicago, St. Johns College, Little Rock, Ark., Geo. Peabody College, Nashville. FATHER E. ODELL HEYMER, M.A. Professor of languages Attended: St. Ambrose College, Daven- port, Iowa, Kenrick Seminary, St. Louis, Geo. Peabody College, Nashville. Z3 'WW' FATHER WILLIAM E. MORGAN, M.A. Professor of English, Crusader Advisor, Director Catholic High Photo Department Attended: St. Ambrose College, Daven port, Iowa, St. Marys Pontifical University Baltimore, Md., Geo. Peabody College Nashville, Tenn. FATHER JAMES J. DRISCOLI. B.A., CAND. M.A. Professor of Social Scienus, Athletic Director Attended: St. Ambrose College, Daven port, Iowa, Catholic University, Washing- ton, D. C. 1 FATHER PAUL J. MORRIS, S.T.B. B.A., CAND. M.A. Professor of English, Assistant Athletic Director, Director Catholic High Radio Workshop Attended: St. Ambrose College, Daven- port, Iowa, St. Marys Pontifical Univer- sity, Baltimore, Md., Notre Dame, Notre Dame, lnd. FATHER PATRICK J. LYNCH, S.T.l. B.A., CAND. M.A. Professor of Mathematics and Mechanical Drawing, Mayan Adviur Attended: St. Bernard College, Cullman, Ala., St. Charles College, Catonsville, Md. St. Marys Pontifical University, Baltimore, Md., Geo. Peabody College, Nashville. was -.fv swf FATHER LEONARD OGLESBY B.S., CAND. M.A. Prof asso r of Mathematics Attended: University of Tennessee, Knox ville: St. Marys Pontifical University Baltimore, Md. l X I MR. LATHAM GRAHAM l Head Football Coach lx Attended: Spring Hill College, Mobile, Ala. l 1 4 l SENOR JOSE MARIN, B.A. Prof .ssor of spanish and Mathematics Aitendedz Luis Vives Institute, Valencia, Spain, University of Valencia School of Science, Spain, Superior Normal School, Castillon, Spain, Geo. Peabody College, Nashville. MR. JOHN BOBAI., JR., B.A. Prohnor of Music, Director of Band Ind Glu Club Attended: Our Lady of the Lake College, San Antonio, Texas, St. Francis College, Loretto, Pa., Siena College, Memphis. Former member of the President's Mounted Band, Washington, D. C. xg '- ...1?' inf L 4 1 ff 1? Ii rf J . ,- .4- ,,r .+- ,.:- our ww 'L 4 31 k l MR. Pi-nu.lP coovsn A 1 . i ' ' l e L 1 15155 g ' ' . lg-l 'Q-qfiw S . 4 , fl 5 M51 ' E ' by , P -. 1.x Q 5 A Q arg W . 2 A T 3 c 1 ' fl 1 if xx, f K. 3 lg 'Y xi r s.A., cANn. M.A. Professor of Sociel Sciences, Freshmen Feofbell Coach Attended: St. Ambrose College, Daven port, lowap Sf. Louis University, St. Louis MISS GENE ALTICK Regisirer, Secretary to the Principal, Directress of Megaphone Club Attended: Armstrong Junior College, Savannah, Ga. SISTER MARY IRENE J., R.S.M., M.A., B.S. in I..S. librarian B.A., St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana, B.S. in L.S., Geo. Peabody Col- lege for Teachers, Nashville, M.A., Geo. Peabody College for Teachers. Attended Catholic Univ., Washington, St. John's, Toledo, St. Xavier, Cincinnati. Formerly Principal of St. Bernard Academy, Nash- ville. CIC!! 0, SISTER MARY LINUS R.S.M., B.S. Commercial Classes B.S., Geo. Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Attended, Catholic University, Washington, University of Notre Dame lSummer Sessionj Notre Dame, Indiana, University of Cincinnati, Xavier Univer- sity, Cincinnati, Siena College, Memphis, Gregg Teachers College, Chicago. 2 cab, -'Gly-4 QQ, .riffs- CB!,Cl,1ff an jf5fCll'l'lQl'lf of fl.. ffm of 1951 It has been the custom in the past for people who are near death to lay down Their last gasping wishes in order to'-direct the distribution of their last and lone possessions. The maiority of the Seniors don't plan to die but they are going into a new world, and so for the benefit of the underclassmen, they here lay down their passing wishes. I, Jack Acerra, leave my red nose and pow- der puff to Brady. I, Ami Aeschilman, leave my monopoly of the i340 Club to Jimmy Lee. I, John Andreoli, leave my quiet manners and long walk to school every morning to Fred Kelly. I, Fred Arnold, bequeath my talents as a movie king to anyone who wants out of two classes every day. I, Bill Bagwell, leave my car to Ransom Ed- wards but take Beanie with me. I, John Brannon, bequeath my boxing abili- ties to Leander Martin, who can use them. I, Dan coach Bruch leave my hard Dutch head and way with Father Driscoll to Gene Belote. I, Jay Crawford, bequeath' my theatrical tendencies to David Mays. I, Raymond Crossnine, leave my mechanical drawing ability to Bill Thayer. I, Herman Diffee, leave my baseball spikes to anyone who wants them. I, Lynn Doyle, leave my fragrant aroma ffrom my flowersj to Steve Esgro. I, David Dunbar, bequeath my bells to Ves- covo. It will be something else for him to play. I, Walter Toio Edwards, leave my nickname to anyone who'll take it. I, James Ethridge, bequeath my plumbing talents to Tom Harty. I, ,Frank Fogerty, leave my sleeping pills to Mason. I, Jack Gurley, leave the care of the school in Father Elliott's hands. I, Bill Johnston, leave my fluent vocabulary to John Burnette. I, Don Kelly, bequeath my lightness afoot to Jolet. I, Elmer Kurrus, leave my bashful smile to Alfred Bagwell. I, John Laine, leave the darkroom to get a suntan next summer. I, Desmond Laux, leave my height to Phillip Dirmeyer who as you can plainly see really doesn't need it. I, Pookie Lawrence, leave my iitterbug technique to Charlie Hanna. I, Eric Longhill, leave my motor bike to Pete Traverna, he wants no part of it now. I, Robert Mahoney, leave my quick smile to Monk Revalto. I, Joe Manos, leave my wonderful car to Louie Tyra. I, John Marshak, leave my Yankee accent to anyone who's tired of the good ole' southern accent. I, Fred Menzer, leave my muscles to McGuire. I, Jimmie Miller, leave my way with women to Fred McGoff. I, Alex Montisi, bequeath my mild and pleasing manner to Glenn Calvert. I, George Moore, leave my baseball talents to Bill Clark. I, Ross Prewitt, leave my enthusiasm for regular attendance to Charlie Van Brocklin. I, Byron Ramsey, leave my devilish ways to anyone who's willing to learn how. I, Don Sadler, leave my long flowing hair to Don Morris who could use it. I, Sonny Shelly, leave my real name, Thad- deus Rubel Shelly to anyone who'll take it. I, Gilbert Shipley, leave my fighting spirit to Cordosi. I, Bob Spencer, leave school and am happy about it. I, Don Stewart, leave my muscular ankles to William George. I I, Louis Trichel, leave the office in a mess. I, Vincent Turk, bequeath my ability as an orator to Gene Arnold. I, Larry Werne, --- well, I'm iust leaving. 4 1 1 -f-v. L X,,,,...L3,,,x.,T,..,,5,.,,,,,:..,f,,?,, W . ,., ,Y , ,,, J sQ,A,j,'- ' . ,ww , gm. 5 . . .-, ,wx M if 5 1' ' ' ' V 'i.,I'X1H'5f TD , A' 1 t ' '1 A 3' 'N 1 I Y' I ., . R ' 1- L V Q ,. H4 v 5. .x . ,.. .x IX. ., U.. , S K 4 E X-5.1.5 ,fm ,,,aM,. 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A 1 TT 3, Ofmf, U! 1951 AMI AESCHLIMAN JACK GURLEY President Vice-President GEORGE MOORE JAMES ETHRIDGE Sggrefary VIRGIL LAWRENCE Treasurer Sergeant at Arms 20 , W., -45 1.,,..,,.--4 JACK ACERRA JOHN ANDREOLI FRED ARNOLD BILL BAGWELL JOHN BRANNON 21 DAN BRUCH JAY CRAWFORD RAYMOND CROSSNINE ERMAN DIFFEE LYNN DOYLE 22 DAVID DUNBAR WALTER EDWARDS FRANK FOGERTY WILLIAM JOHNSTON DONALD KELLY 2.3 ELMER KURRUS JOHN LAINE DESMOND LAUX ERIC LONGHILL ROBERT MAHONEY 24 -9 Pdf? JOSEPH MANOS FRED MENZER 46?- , 1 'f' 519 JOHN MARSHAK JAMES MILLER ALEX MONTESI L L .. ,...XN.,k W, . N 25 'L '53 W ROSS PREWETT BYRON RAMSEY BILL SHELLY DONALD SADLER GILBERT SHIPLEY . 'Sl 26 A in-nun ROBERT SPENCER DONALD STEWART LOUIS TRICHEL VINCENT TURK LARRY WERNE 27 A' fx . XX , A V' A , , ix 4 Q66 , . I' Clw- .1 Nila one el'll0l' 5 l eal'l'l 1' . 5 . , ' ' K Gm N ' -gg ucv-1 gy, 2' racluafion an QI' 6 Y ,url 28 Joey J at A A .pw , ,. M ,M--XX Q K A-ff fm , , , JS., , . x V , X, KM. Wu .'..g,-i , -,ii W . 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Sf ' 'WH F W' . 1-wg., -'i i agp- x ,TI- ' I f ROBERT FRANKLIN JAY HARRIS JOHN HAFFEY WILLIAM HENDERSON WALTER HILLIN JOHN HOLLAHAN JAMES HOUGH RALPH GALTELLI JOSEPH GARNER ,4 RALPH EASTERLING WILLIAM GEORGE VINCENT LO BIANCO KORDEL LINDER SAM LOCASTRO JOSEPH LUNATI GENE MASON BILL McAFEE STEVE PENDERGAST ,f I K X in 5. ,V S was f' ..,,..,- - ,jzfa in .12 , 1 , .Q r..,..,f-. ., ,: , . 4 5533 2 21' qi f xyX,3f,gi :I rf' X :S -314 'f 1 ' ,f'9'4 J ' fi gy E ' 71- 6 Q ,1 Lt' 'fa 1, 'N.,..4 fi .- f...--1 A! Rf: . 4 iv H8330 r-54-firm ' s -,-.....-.' - 7- WIlI.lAM PERRY DONOVAN PETRICK ROBERT PIERCE RONALD POSEY RICHARD RALPH JAMES REDUS Josem RICH GEORGE IIIEIQ casonse RIKER 4-1 WILLIAM ROGERS FRANK SALVAGGIO BILLY SIMPSON WILLIAM SMITH JAMES TELKEN JAMES TILTON -,--. , uw gn--, fU 'Uv ' rg 1, I '4F'7'iQf9Lf f I., .sv I ,Q . i if 4 , I ' , ', ULF I .. Q -4 -:QQ H If , '- 2 va-'fl' VICTOR TROUY ROBERT WADE CHARLES WALL 1 .Q , YD! 2 W'- 'tar x 16 'I' Q ...,,,,, JAMES WENZLER ROBERT WEN ZLER FRANK WHITE HENRY WHITE CLIFFORD WICHER .IOE WILLIAMS ALBERT VESCOVA pc?- his Paesill in Gonna Nt:1lgeSClNM 'I we vtcwe was-W' .CTN . Shelw' is Pull xx Ntemvws :lllmat Pape' 3 shox ol1o2in9 chosen . P xw'5 mes Uv-,, site SONM ctlon W Honors were heaped on one of Catholic High's out- standing basketeers this year when Bill Shelly, Senior forward on the Terrier quintet was chosen on the First Team of the Memphis PRESS-SCIMITAR All-City Basket- ball Team and was selected on the Second Team of the Memphis COMMERCIAL-APPEAL'S All-City team. Shelly well deserved the honor for, not only was he one of the top scorers on the Prep League, but he also kept the Terriers in the running in many a game throughout the season. 53 8 - 'th ed ln Bppeavball Team iii, An interview with Mother and Dad. Lined up for their class schedules. EA Buying the books egia frafion aff h QP Xa g 1' ix Yfifsg 5 e Qi: W' i S ,.k,. S L. W is , If' er ji,f,Qe'ffff'f an re,t he five Famef' we Lx X ,X A chance To talk it over. Sofd? Q 'xv Ma gets a busman's holiday. Mali rx Thats my Moml Mrs. Beverly Wade serves husband and son. if ,fi-1 ,- may-o I3 fl sl EX . ', W al I 1 Truchel supervlses frosh labor class. N Q. ll x J . 1' YN E I X Where In the heck us that food? I is n is Q 3 is Pagvqj 261 Agfa? h S ,.1 errK:QS2r2x0v2scov a. - H19 Caxhoxgurneiff and 305' N, :Eb Sfrummin' away. Nw Bdbd' 5 P ,K Ii xi' C 'fx PM gy if , S ,- ti ,, Vescova sees his girl friend. tfzm sfff X .'ii2.... '5:h:::EEEr: A ' is X Vp ef s,X I Nwks X 'YO ni X :E -.. ... T533 as 3:48 - x Ria hw..-X ,gd Q 4 J b gfjfgijl K Z l I . 0 Z ,H A Fdllfff ,gs X. f. S avi QQ?- fda? X X 1 M J- lf? i sf ff , 1 1 1 3' fit! I if 11 aw QYPE Z.-5 li: A M , i- v 1. M 1 x .- 'K fx: .BE 'E 5 - . : X W .- I . ..... .. , 2 -:x ,SQ . , S! wiii g'i' ,, -v ..A ... ...A Q- , 1 if w ' , . I if r'z?r S if Ei fi ,Q if .15 f elm! A f .Ei - 1: 55 5-l AE g 3? E5 E W J f A E H V 12' swhk Y A 54 Mmm 1 ,S . 'Q 'I'fW'f'f - -Q--.2 A iiiffl K FI!! . - W zf Ili f Y Ei Ei! ,X ,:.,-.15 , A Q 2 -- as g IS wi W m l'-NIR'-12.2 Q . . s , A . Lx ,x 5 i . . I , .,,P . , X, .k .KJ iv r k' x , Az My . if A Directing the destinies of the Catholic High Terriers on the gridiron is Coach Latham Graham. Coach Graham is one of the most noted 'figures in Memphis athletic circles, having perlormed and coached on local gridirons for many years. The following pages of this section are dedicated to the Coach and his football charges. 1 .sf .0 1 I will Q -gk I 1, ,u , 59' W we xi' Mmss A BILLY BAGWELL . . , . l 1 - f ' x - J s : L. bg' .gyuv . tn., - , t I sl-' .1-.V-..g.1'?. ,z..:- .. 1. l., mfg at 1 . ,n,.1- ' '.'.- u X ,.. .. . , f , .xr Qt . x 4 .. ' V , W ft A- I. .. . A .ils -,11CQ13bb ll 9 ' . I n. .wo -5.- . F' ,. Ire.. --,-- 5 Q 1 . si g.s.. ff ...J .1 .'v ,s..-J e n n 0 r-.5 O 3. 4 93.3-fal 0' . 'iff' glut u' 1, Us H. ' . . ' 3 .J ' . .. 3 v, ggsln' , 'o o .-' .' . -r... ., A , ' -c--' . 'f IJ s ,.g.- ,Q J ,'-lj.. . ,2- ' -.'--v.. E'-vin r. - L. . . ,-....- -' ' - - - : z.. -- .- ...v-rg. . Q 1.1: . ,J -- f 0 7lJ'z.f'3g ,J ....,,. 1.-n . ' .' rs 'Ag 1, Y ' ' -1' 1. -'...,g'x1g'u ' ' - ana .. ,.- s 'v 1 N . 2.5. - s., , ' 'L ':' ' ..:. ly fe 'o. , ,nw . ' .' f f.:- . I 41 D' ' luv.: , 'A ,. io. Q 1 'I' o Q lla ,ff qua . . . nlg 5 5 -: .,. .. ,, ,va , , . . o . ffnzu u. e.U',,,o.,E ' .v 0 o 5, - . 4 1...e , . . Q., Q , 1.31: . f , s Q , s xx.. fu 'r ' '. ' ' '.-.' fl lg Q . . 1 ' nxt: 0, ' . Q. . .:.,f:. 7 Q x . 0 0 fro' - si. N .' , Q . ,.o 1 ' f ' . fl -..:- .0 Q . n . I 'Q 'U 7 5 -as-3' ...,.,,, , Q . , i f,. .-4, 'M-. r.-,. -. U, . -5 -.S . ' 'xr .U ' ' ' w '. -.n'.'. '. -nf P 5-8 . if '.'. .-,' ' . mir .n 'v -5., ,F wx H . ,, .. , - hw' rw, f .,+'f n .7--. ' . -..,'. Q :., 4 S V4 S3331 ' e 2'-V9 f 2534 .. L -. x -:Q E 61948, Ji, , xg'-115 ' gift glad? ,SQ if z g y ' - Y 'Q' 5393 1 if 55'i'i f , 1 , , in . -1 N :fr-Q gp. Iiqi. -tv., . fifxlfvt W K ' ,. M 31 k ,V ' , flif: Qfkqs, TN'-f fi fi. 'ata X . . 91186 ' RI BYRON RAMSEY, DAN IRUCH, AMI AESCHLIMAN 62 Sglplsy f Amd: -L... 23.50 ,.b- fy fn YM , Lan .A X fmdmmht Y ' F psig sr.- V W . T, , -K ,, sf ef was 'V , ,M qv . fyr- 7' 3'?,,W 'f li! K, ,, T f 1 L--fs V M T FRESHMAN SQUAD: Front row, left to right, Smith, Locastro, Henderson, Vescova, F. White, Pendergrast, Cardosi George, and H. White. Back row, Easterling, Williams, Donahue, Doyle, Hough, Tilton, Burnett, and LoBianco. The Baby Terriers didn't exactly live up to the name this year for they proved to 'be a rugged set of ball players during the Junior High Football League play. Under Coach Phil Cooper, who himself is a Freshman Faculty member, the team showed great possibilities of developing into a potent force as Varsity members. This year's Freshman squad was outstanding in the fact that it was possibly the heaviest to play at Catholic High. ,ws Ag-L 1 U YL!!- 6Ayql ,I . 'l z-4 1 41. 'l . QQ K , Tm f aft 'if 1+ 1 i s ' so ' 5 i' f - lfl L fa cl' ff 't w - 1 ' .0 f ' COACH PHILIP COOPER 64 , A .AA - t viii... ,. r Y f - mrs. f ,, ,R K ' 7 si' all :H ' 9 i tl . as ' an t ,Q 1 . I, l it 5 1 5 ,118 'll . 'K ti gun hge UIQ 5 1? 3 .IRE EI Q 'l n ' , fi a 1' 4,1 5 Q s 41 L Q' ea' a 1 Father Paul W. Clunan, former Athletic Director of Catholic High and one of Memphis' most noted sport- ing figures, was guest speaker at the banquet. Getting down to the business at hand . . . filet I mignon! x.,.y f- 1 Former Catholic High grid great, Joe Sig- naigo now with the New York Yanks Pro- Football Team, was among those present. 65 Cheerleader Captains Trichel and Rumaggi receive their iust rewards from Megaphone Moderator Father Morgan. Climax of the Football Season each year is the Banquet honoring all those who have served well during the season. Freshman and Varsity Footballers and Cheerleaders receive their rewards and an especial award is made to the person contributing most to the school during the season. This year, Dr. Breen Bland, team physician, was accorded the Team Physician, Dr. Breen Bland, is honored for his faithful service by Assistant Athletic Director Father Morris. Off 66 if ii.. its . ,..-......-....-..............,,-...M .3251 ...wg i. - . ra ff' vw A Catholic High's faithful friend Msgr. Kemphues is acknowledged by M. C. George Mooney, honor for his untiring efforts with the team. Father Paul W. Clunan, former Athletic Director at Catholic High and present pastor of Our Lady of Fatima, Maryville, Ten'n., was principal speaker with George Mooney of WHHM act- ing as Master of Ceremonies. Athletic Director Father Driscoll has evidently hit an impressive note, iudging from the bowed heads at the speakers table. , V 3 . l ff?-l i s s sa' PQ 'MA Although not a championship team this year, the Terriers were able to contribute to some of the most outstanding Memphis Prep League basketball games this year. Highlight of the season came with the naming of For- ward Bill Shelly to the Memphis PRESS- SCIMITAR All-City basketball team and the COMMERCIAL-APPEAL second team. Shelly consistently kept Catholic in every game and managed to maintain a good standing in the scoring race. The Varsity was handled by Asst. Coach Charlie Clunan. S CLUNAN 'Ns The Catholic High Varsity. Front row, left to right: Coach Clunan, Schmidt, Kurrus, Shelly and Laf Moore, Owens, D., Raffo and Diffee. Back row: ferty. 67 5 Dan Bruclh Anlwr - T. . Aeschlimalil' nn Calvef when Shipley, .Ami Don Moms and e . ht D. Owens, Gl ii Herman Drttee, w lett T0 'lg ' we ' . ' l BBQ BH Team,pfQnt ro ,Coach jose Marin, Bil . Second 'OW' Rivallo' Senor Jose Marin, formerly one ofthe outstand- ing basketball players in Spain, brought his ideas to Catholic High from Valencia and everyone has con- ceded that they are pretty good. Taking a squad of green men, Marin developed them into a group of outstanding players. Many of his men were lost to him at various times during the season due to the fact that they were too good, for when they had developed sufficiently they moved up to the Varsity. Nevertheless, his squad boasted a .750 average for the season. 68 COACH JOSE MARIN 1 f 1' X . Hey! Th X: arg the 1 Yipes! Ge? it Elmer! Wfon x90 x RX Q . sfdel phil! Hey! Somebody get The ball! SX ackml .em uP' Vefybody 3 hdpp y. We Won! XX- w s We 8 6 wefe Q0 D00 'f Shoor! Kurrus tips one ln. lp- nn' Q Q N . f fevef,,, g Stretch! 71 G ef ,her febo Und: Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic -i f W: mil 1 1 Bajieftaf SAQJML High ......... ........ High ......... ........ High ......... ........ High ......... ........ High ......... ........ High ......... ........ High ......... ........ High ......... ........ FIRST HALF 26 27 28 42 43 38 39 31 SECOND HALF High ........ ........ 3 0 High High High ......... ........ High ......... ........ High High 22 53 High ......... ..... 72 Central ...... Treadwell Tech ...... East ......... Humes .... C.B.C. ..... . Southside Messick ...... Central . Treadwell Tech ...... East ..... Humes ........ C.B.C. ...... . Southside Messick .,... M9 vf -- Y .f-,ET T Vi Yi if In 5 au- 0 , . ,nth , f 1 ,uc , . 1 Lggmva hw ,Q-.v'v3'f, v- rw' ,nan we new 5 . , X Rn the and best cheedeaders e beXow3, Shmey best dressed E twkns kpkckur , C N Mg Q btxbzia, Boastlng the best Xooking, any . . . they aXso had an Kdem1caX set o and DoXores Larmert. xx kwv tv exffljj g fr 'On lim Jr: ' ,L at , X-Me.,.,,,,.,,F' TW ,J x ',,',... A If if' 0 . A I x 'ff-1' ff ff? 'M el? . ,J f , mg ek J f - 1- .L I -1 If Nc if ' 5' 6 Ag L 9 Aeefdacfem 0 ' 950 ,rf Y ee,. O I ez, ,ff CP-TYKOLXC HXGH PEVPER-UPPERS, Left to rkghh Nxary Hkzabeth Rumaggk, loan Rasa, Pat EKT'LQ6f8Xd, Soey Ninc,'neXX, Shkdey xannert, Back Gudey, xouks Trkchek 0eXores Lannerk, Joyce S1ovaXX, S'nXrXey Hkcks, Nkka GXa1.e and Aune Patkerson. X4neeXRng Rn hom: Tommy Under 596 me dune S 1 eCO,-ann 9 fh e goa, posts Even chee Tie d. a :HQ has its ri k 5 S. As k GU fley 74 Fighf I . ' Team ' ' - fight! 1 N S :Q ,,,o 'A F5 as 'J lx I mm throUQh fh e Green- Torn Haffv Wa vihe WP- nts anothef Pan cake . - - T0 carry run m on a bus' ,3XvuulW X 1 Oak os All Aboard! reemfi e ji Football managers, Johnston, Jeter and Johnston, shine 'em up for the game. 75 Green ati '27 lo 0 vo? on lhirllli' Despne Xhgxe timeal on the . - we Emocslrlilsanxed the af-C I 6 Having breakfast at Catholic High at the beginning of the trip got things off to a good start. Mass was celebrated that all might receive Holy Communion. 505+ f Ya W? fs 6 fd Q ff ' I4 4 09' happxl O hO to B 5 NN rOVed lo Qlieelleadel .xle the dlllznpwere me Nil ' O .,,.. ,. Y , 4' - w L Q - . I X ,,.. Q - V3 4 fi.. - 4 ,K ,. ' s Si f if n .A ' g ' 3 e-,xy -................. 4. 41 f ' I y . . 1 , ,jx Also, doing all right for themselves with the knife and fork were Coach Cooper, Father Morris, Mrs. Graham and Coach Graham. -x. J E 23 - 'E QUARTERMQSNIAK I -ra Q.. . 1 ,I l I W The Terriers invaded Greenville Miss., for a Turkey Day tussle only to be tusseled 27 to 0. EQ -, -sf will Ava. A AIM Those Greenville lads could runl ffinhsgzsi lsf cl KK V Q Running signals. Ami Aeschliman, Dannu Bruch and Don Stewart set. 77 1 sis- ., -1 135 fav 0' will x 43, N Q.. -... V gs: Y T 5 f 4 I 1-ai 5. l ' 1 N T , , iw , H? .Hag :fn frees i' , 'I ff flint. mils ::gL::' i . Q M V ' ll' - YF? A !l - -is Aw, it's easyl says Sterrick Dirmeyer. However, Gene Mason, not visible in photo, was having some difficulty. Gill .Q 1 L wr JW xi fx. Q, ,f ix' , ,ff 'Hi Farmer Bob Hope and Gorgeous Joe Brown in heated preparations for the interscholastic Wrestling Tournament. Acting as arbiter for the affair is Father Pat Lynch, left. my They're whoopin' it up for the Terriers Terrific Terriers. Left to right B'll B ll D nn Bruch, Gil- I agwe , a y bert Shipley and Bill Shelly. A sure cure for Housemaids knees. li lramaficd 1950 - l 951 J t f 1 . i , A I . . i s X Nil li it LA However, The Monster seems to have gotten the worst of the encounter Here Jack Gurley David Mays Bull Bagwell and Glenn Calvert hold Post Mortem over the corpse, 1 1. .r -va, f ex l l. - I FQ Maia, OOPS! He's back again! It's Phil The Monster Dir- meyer back again for the closing scenes of Arsenic and Old Lace . The play was the first in a series of two produced by Father Gresham and the Catholic High Thalians at Ellis Auditorium. dies sufficiently Tel' H th two YOUUQ la m....mmr The Monster seem5 10 hehe .46 -.- Nam Glaze and Bootsie Leone .fa .ff - 9-.-4-.ff , 1 be ,S.?,. T 4n4n':r'fn lllll lf, ,,,,T.- ,.: ,.... J , gg w F If , q..,.A, in , ,, V . 4 , 4 T -7 so X f-'55, e G V if like X fi Q jill ' XX- ss ' -, -9 ' X .. .k,- k,.. X Q y,f,,.. '- ima XJ ,, ,,, e ,,,., . RS V X' f I1 we ' s fa wk ne Nua',E::e1':,ca:vsd Old nBooXs'l9 wo lo' GUYXEY Law ' vehealse x Cas, of N Arsenic and O fd L dcerfv NS Dramh- Y' Ag- xwfo A ws' A Now, look . . . Father Gresham NN 4 2 'Q il Director of the Thalians, Catholic v High dramatics, goes over the lines XX' Q with Misses Leone and Glaze and 5 Jack Gurley. , .. , X titixi .JM L 'ii Q if 5 V. nf ,a.,4q'T f June Pat' Nna Giaze' van an . t hi here Joyce S0 resenta. No mike mg mrmeY? fkShop P n Phii Radxo Wo tion- i Radio Workshop entertains St. Thomas girls with refreshments after broadcast. Catholic High on the Air! IN! ,ri ' ., A W? if Is fi! 'Z that applesauceff or ,, I IQ 1 aPP ause? Fra Ji' -'ak ' di 1 ..... , Q- f 34 T 'I k - . n Madlinger interviews Jimmy Lee R69 Guliaf nsteel the l S on Joh,-,ff Burnet? Walbe its lllfl l hilcbillv Show we Wanda MPLJLOP Taking the initiative in the training of young men for the radio work that is becoming in such demand, Catholic High School for Boys has set up a radio workshop whereby training in all phases of radio work is facilitated. Under the direction of Father Paul J. Morris, students broadcast news and features each day over the public address system, ' ' ' shows. writing, directing and producing their own f announcer for the Radio Work- Phil Dirmeyer, stat shop, M. C.'s a special production. J N-.sa-svx kX f'1,f'jT . ,, 'D 'lim ,-fTW 11 - 'lvl' tal' iv ml , .,srH:,,. jd, - . X, -KJ, f I i Ilglif f an fa it -C ei. ig, ska. , I Q L ' Q- - in-lZ.:!.tl' IB... vqf1w4... 7 CGMOAC .X45:50Ci6lii0l'l of pa,l'el'lt5 GHC! .QQOHJOPJ Friends of Catholic High? No, they're really a part of the school. Some years ago an organiza- tion was formed to promote the interest of parents of students at Catholic High and the friends of the school. The CHAPS has continued to grow since that day, not only in numbers, but in the genuine interest of the members. Now, the organ- ization underwrites many of the extra-curricular activities of the students and has done much in helping make Catholic High one of the finest schools in the South. The above photo shows Father John A. Elliott, Principal, with the officers, left to right: Mrs. Priddy, Mrs. Willett and Vice- President, Mr. Moore. The President, Mr. Llf- ferty, was not present for the picturl. A section of the attendance at the CHAP meeting. R . is X V emefidm 694 N130 A 48 5' xjgsf-0 6609 H155 9 me M HP' Boba we C 6 NX o'i exxe an ak one 509- yum? I In X XIe5CO. e p,X 3 XX ,mv More of the same. sgas vssff Q qw, Emblematic of the activities that the CHAPS sponsor at Catholic High is the photo at left. Caflwbc .Simlmfi irwion ruaacle A important organization on the campus at Catholic High is the CSMC unit. The purpose of the organization being the promotion of the missions among the students. Father Odell Heymer is in charge at Catholic High. Pictures on this page show students at the annual Information Booth at the Mid-South Fair. g Awmkgswwxx we K x5uQ'w,., Nsfbm We ilk ,ly My W Dunbar and Gurley informing . . . . and this is an altar . David Dunbar explains a point 4.1 predenfafion 0 ia 9 At the beginning of the school year, the Cardinal Stritch Council of the Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus presented Catholic High with a flag and flag pole. Many local dignitaries were present for the occasion. The beginning and close of each day is now featured by the special flag ceremonies . a 5 Z' ai Father Francis P. Pack, Diocesan Superintendent of Schools, delivers the address. , F' uni' 4 'ini A portion of the crowd at the dedication ceremonies. Father John A. Elliott, Principal of Catholic High, Msgr. Louis J. Kemphues, Dean of West Tenn., Msgr. Merlin Kearney, Pastor of Im- maculate Conception Church, Sir Knight Joe Bisio, State Navigator of the Fourth Degree Tim Hogan and Faithful Navigator of the Local Council, Fourth Degree, Walter Soefker among those present for the dedication. in cience in '- a,.,..gf:g .if ' , 'KM :fa ' ,liskgsfa iq ,u nl tl Qs- 1. J bp S i . Q . s.5:rPllW i 'K ln an effort to stimulate interest in the sciences Father Joseph P. Gresham, Professor of ducts the annual Catholic Hi h S ' F g cience air. The Sciences, has organized the Science Club. In the above 'pictures are illustrative of the nature of course of a year the club promotes proiects ex- the activities ofthe Club. plaining various scientific phenomena and con- 88 YW g, 'wx 152 Z, -1 f b 'R K nk 5 A ff .'L:,wl.-is Q-'i: :r l -' 4 K Q.-M5 xv 3 , - f-YH-,,: Q ,+ -W- x ., Mr , 7' 'V X ' 5 ,bfkm M, ,- i jN! Q .5 'fx X .fn N A Q ' f'f 'lwffvv law x Q JW 5 . 1 I H? : ag. 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Compliments Compliments of a of Friend KELLEY and JAMlsoN Compllmenfs SWlNDLER'S PHARMACY of PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST ST Florida at Mallory CHURCH Memphis 9, Tennessee SCOTTS' GROCERY FRESH MEATS 81 VEGETABLES 2039 Kansas Phone 9-2309 Compliments of a Friend Compliments of UNION CHEVROLET CO. T020 UNION AVE. PHONE 7-7400 TRI-STATE CLEANERS CERTIFIED COLD STORAGE FRIGIDAIRE 545 E. Trigg Ave. Phone 9-3431 WEAR CLEAN CLOTHES I 727 LAMA M A N N E ' S MEMPHIS' Mosr BEAUTIFUL STORE Ladies', Misses' and ChiIdren's Ready-To-Wear R AVE. PH Compliments of DEWSLOW'S PHARMACY ONE 7-5140 PIERCE HARDWARE CO. T1-1E COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE . REAVES DRUG STORE 1705 Lamar Avenue 1717 Lama.-..7.2815 Phone 2-1272 Memphis, Tenn Compliments Compliments of of GATES LUMBER CO. THE MUSIC MEN Comphmenn CompHmenm of a of a Friend Friend Compliments CONGRATULATIONS of SENIORS cREsP1 COTTON co. OF 151 Comphmems CompHmenm of of a SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO. Friend COMPLIMENTS OF A. W. GRIMMIG COTTON CO COTTON SELLER II7 South Front Street Memphis 3, Tenn. C. R. WEIR 8. CO. INSURANCE Commerce Title Bldg. GILMORE BARBER SHOP I867 Madison Ave. Compliments of K. 8. S. APPLIANCE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF LIBERTY CASH GRO. NO. 14 2364 Summer at Parkway Owned and Operated by Vic Pierpoli DON'T SAY SAUSAGE SAY KING COTTON COMPLIMENTS OF STATE CAFE 84 Beale Specialize in K. C. Steaks and Italian Foods FARBER BROS., INC. MEMPHIS, NASHVILLE, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, OKLAHOMA CITY HENRY GALTELLI SHOE REPAIR WHOLE SOLE ARTIEST T621 UNION 3-2-2124 FOR GIFTS YOU'LL GIVE WITH PRIDE LET MAURICE JEWELER BE YOUR GUIDE MAURICE JEWELER 420 N. CLEVELAND 36-5676 ACROSS A 8: P MARKET Compliments of a FRIEND JNO. C. LARKIN CO. REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE Commerce Title Bldg. JOYNER-HEARD REALTY CO. REALTORS 545 Commerce Title Bldg. Memphis, Tenn. Compliments of a FRIEND VIEH'S I2 North McLean at Madison 'MAKERS AND BAKERS OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT Ideal-Coronet Instructional Film BEN LIEBERMAN Tennessee Education Representative METAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY P. O. Box 1995 208 West Georgia Ave. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Chrome Dinettes J. C. I.IoeI PENDERGRAST 84 SON INSURANCE AND SURETY BOND 2001 Sterick Bldg. Memphis, Tenn. Phones: 5-4421-5-4422 O. K. STORAGE 8. TRANSFER CO., INC. 161 JEFFERSON AVE. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE REED 8 LOEFFEL RIVERSIDE CLUB Available for Private Parties PHONE 9-9317 COMPLIMENTS OF JACK BLAND BAILEY DRUG STORE B. J. BAILEY, Reg. Pharm. 2547 Broad Memphis, Tenn. DONALD FURNITURE CO., INC. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS See Us When In Need of Anything for the Home Phone 4-4626 C WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY O. 177 No. Cleveland St. Phone 2-2361 EVERYTHING You NEED FOR HoME AND Auto Compliments of AMRO MUSIC STORE EVERYTHING FOR THE BAND 113 Madison Ave. Second Floor Phone 2-1226 Night 32-2914 9 UM' Joulhii Uinltl 1235 Union at Bellevue JOHN AND CATHERINE GOWDY OWNERS REED BROS. DAIRY 1039 So. Bellevue PHONE 9-6643 H. 8: H. SERVICE STATION Willard Storage Battery Gas - Cars Greased - Oil PHONE 9-4618 TRIGG 8. LAUDERDALE MEMPHIS, TENN. W. T. HENDRICKS PLUMBING and HEATING Free Estimates on New Work PHONE 9-5748 sos CAMBRIDGE sr. MEMPHIS 6, TENN. A Sinner Saved by Grace WEAVER SERVICE STATION MOBIL GAS 880 E. McLemore Profit by Proper Guidance Visit A. GRAVES 8: STEUWER CO. JEWELERS SINCE 1888 160 Madison Ave. Compliments of FRANK oAKEs a. co. Compliments of a COTTON FRIEND 48 S. Front St. Memphis, Tenn. Compliments Of WEONA FOOD STORE NO. 'I24 NATIONAL BURIAL INSURANCE CO. 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