Reicher Catholic High School - Chi Roan Yearbook (Waco, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

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G. pastor of St. Mary of the Assumption . . . the priest whose dream was realized with the building of Waco Catholic High School. REVEREND EUGENE BRADEN if a brief chat with Father Braden has solved many a problem and won many a friend 'Nfl D. ICHER- D' M st Reverend LOUIS I' RE o Bishop of Austin I- ' eal and Pve Evidence of ms Very routh Of his al interest In the yBish0P'S letter gofl Se is Seen in the f Catholic dlogie first graduateS 0 to High school- DEDIQATIGN our , -RHOAN to dedicate this fl1'5tCHI we ' her. . J. RCIC Most Reverend Louis Bi5h0P, . h School Sh his effortS 21 Cathohc g ThrOU its first ' I and we. Came a reality In Waco' t- be ceived the ideally pe tes. have re gfadua . , d cation - a Christlan one fect C U fr-1,4-, if 4 4 ax.,- DIOCESE OF AVSTIN ...N M., ff F Avsrm rexnis Faculty and Students Catholic High School Waco, Texas Beloved in Christ: Our grvatest plc-.isure in this grlitluz-:tion season o1ll957 is to 1-xtenrl our congratulations to the- first graduating class of Catholic High in Waco. Your school ts so recently begun that our he-nrt is still alive with gratitude to those who made its bulldlng possible. Vl e are nlost appreciattvt- oi the labors. funn sacrllxcus of your faculty in getting this school oil' to such :in excellent beginning, and to its first grarlitattng class, we shall he forever indebted for the standard ol' scholarship .ind school spirit you have set. We pray that your graduntlon will be the begtnntng for each ofyuuofi-1 life filled with grace in tht' serrvlct- nl God finrl country, :intl that your gmclufntxnn will be tht- lxrst in .in endless number ot' qrzulnations for your Alma ll-atc Our lalessi ngs and best W , A tft cf rof ou, 'ince e s ' A: ,' 5 agllviy ggi etcher,D!J, 1 l ishe-5 go u Seated Mrs J Marek Sr Margaret Ellen Sr M Adrienne Father EugeneA Braden Sr M Blanche Sr Alberta Anne Sr Harriet Jeanne Standing Sister Mary Helen Sr Anna Clare Sr M Jarlath Mr J Vasek Sr M Scholastica and Sr Margaret Ruth They Labor to Form Christ In Us and by their labors give proof that perfect schools are the result of good teachers who are thoroughly prepared and well grounded in the matter they have to teach who cherish a pure and holy love for the youths confided to them Pope Pius XI REVEREND EUGENE A BRA DEN Guidance SISTER MARY HELEN C S I Principal English SISTER MARGARET ELLEN C S I Registrar Commercial Religion IV SISTER MARGARET RUTH C. S.J. -- ' ' ' ' Science Mathematics Religion III SISTER MARY ADRIENNE C. S.J. - - - ------ Latin Spanish Religion II SISTER ANNA CLARE C.S.J. - - - - - Social Sciences Religion I SISTER MARY JARLATH C. SJ. - ------- English Speech Religion I SISTER MARY BLANCHE C.S.J. - - - - - -Home Economics Junior High Religion SISTER MARY SCHOLASTICA C.S.I. - -------- Art Junior High Religion SISTER ALBERTA ANNE C.S.J. - - - - - Librarian Junior High Religion SISTER HARRIET JEANNE C. S.J. - - ------------ Music Choral MRS. JOHN MAREK -------- ---- H ealth Girls Physical Education MR. JOHN VASEK ------------- - - -Algebra, Health Physical Education CONGREGATION OF THE SISTERS OF SAINT JOSEPH OF CARONDELET S i ll 5? Q F' QT M Gm ,b K . TJ fb 41 LSZUIUIJ' FREDDY ALEMAN Football 3,4g basketball 2, 3,45 Letterman Club 4, baseball 3, co-captain 4, Sodality 2,45 Spanish Club 3,4g Choral Club 4. SENICRS M. fav iii? ,-em SALLY ALEMAN Sodality 2, 3,45 CHI-RHOAN Staff, JCL 2, 33 Choral Club 2, 35 CSMC officer 2. RICHARD E. BROWN CHI-RHOAN staff, ICL 2,3,4g baseball 4, Choral Club 2,35 football 3, Sodality 2. CLASS CF '57 JERRY M. CAREY 2,3: CHI-RHOAN staff. Letterman Club 4, JCL president 2,3,4g football 2, 3, 4, basketball 3,4g class president 3, Student Council JOSEPH DICORTE Citizen-of-the-month award 45 football 2,3,45 Sodality 2, 3,45 Letterman Club 45 basketball 2,3 Spanish Club president 3. SENIORS FRANK FIC KEY Student Council Representative 45 Letterman Club officer 45 football co -captain 3,45 basketball 3,45 baseball co -captain 45 Spanish Club 3,4. BOB FRAZIER Sodalrty 3 Choral Club 4 CSMC 3 4 'II' CLASS OF '57 ' : : . - ' E S L '-' P 1 ' , : C ' g Si' O X Q Q 5 7 d VICTOR KRAMER Senior Class Presiclentg co-editor of CHI-RHOAN: COUGAR staff 2,3,4g JCL officer 2, 35 Student Coun- cil officer 2,35 Sodality 2,3,4, officer 3. JOHNNY LOPEZ Football 3g Spanish Club 3,4: CSMC 2, 3,4 SENIQRS CHARLES MATTHEWS Football 2,3,4g JCL 2.3, Officer 45 CHI-RHOAN staffg Sodality 2,3,4g basketball '25 baseball 3. DOROTHY MAE MATUS Student Council officer 49 Cheerleader 45 CHI-RHOAN staffg Spanish Club officer 43 class officer 3g CSMC fl A president 2. . 1 1 'K ' ' 43 ,, ,wg .lv-5, , E V 1 C t 55531 gf' gr Q il .IA X J . I gqwkyf CLASS QF '57 til WILBERN MATUS Letterman Club 4 Student Council officer 3 4 class off1cer4 football 2 3 4 basketball 2 3 4 baseball 3, 4g Sodallty 2, 3,4. A w SENIORS 4 5 1? 3: C l F Q. EA RLENE AUDREY PERRINE Senior transfer student from Orlando, Floridag CHI- RHOAN staffg Choral Clubg Waco winner I Speak for Democracy. FLAVIO BENAVIDIES ORTIZ. Student Council officer 3g Letterman Club 45 Choral Club 45 football 3,4g baseball 3,45 Sodality 3,4. SIDNEY DOSS SANDERS Letterman Club 45 football 2, 3,4g ICL 2,3,4g basket- ball 2,3g baseball 3,45 Sodality 2,3,4. HENRY E. STUTH JCLg Choral Club. CLASS OF '57 Senior transfer student from Austing Letterman Club president 45 Sodalityg Footballg basketballg baseballg EDWARD SULAK Student Council President 3,4g Sodality 2, 3, Prefect 4, captain 39 baseball 3,45 Letterman Club officer 45 COUGAR editor 2gCHI-RHOAN staff. SENICRS HENRY H. T. TATE Student Council 2,3,4, President 2, Vice president 4g class officer 2, 3g CHI-RHOAN business managerg JCL 2,3,4g Cheerleader 4. 45 JCL 2,3,4g football 3, co-captain 45 basketball 3, LINDA TAYLOR COUGAR staff 2, Editor 3, 4g CHI-RHOAN staff, Sodality 4, officer 2,3g JCL 2,3,4g Choral Club 3,45 Class President 2. Q mf ls, 'E-ifrr , ,J-xt., af C ASS OF '57 GABRIELLE TUSA Q Sodality 3, JCL 3, Math Club 4, CSMC 2,3,4g volleyball captain 3. GEORGE WACHSMA NN Class officer 4g football 3g JCL 3,4, officer 2g So dality 3g Choral Club 2,3,4g CSMC officer 2. SENIORS PA TRICIA WIEGA ND Co-editor of CHI-Rl-IOANg Choral Club 2, 3,4g class officer 3,4g JCL 2,3. ROSALYN WOODRUFF CHI-RHOAN staffg Sodality 2, 3,45 JCL 2, 3,45 Cougar staff 2. ., l f! - rs i ' ' ' ' Q: CLASS OF 57 Joy the Echo of Christ s Life In Us The Senior class officers struggle to fold a Hag full of Texas breezes. We should have let the air out before bringing it down, laughs Secretary Patricia Wiegand to President Victor Kramer, Treasurer Wilbern Matus, and Vice President George Wachsmann. 5ENlOR e rell a new S ' ll . nd Gabtxe ' Charles, Dick' Edllise all abou' OH yoanfle It's amazing what can come out of one locker, say Linda, Pat, Fred and Victor. If -Q Studying? Of course not. Frank, Bob, Joe and Sidney are reading sport magazines. HQXOY 1 Earlene and Sally make an important phone call under Flavio's supervision. Rosalyn, Jerry and Hank agree with Henry - sudden- ly it's 1960! Me Wi -1 kg The pause that refreshes is enjoyed by Dorothy, George, Johnnie and Wilburn. 3 ja 6 EJ. .SF if !l l I a s v 0 5 -...:.-..-' Q Q 1 ' r I ' N G ,yy L as lx I av 4 ' if Ckmraozfz Jane: In the Years to Come, We'lI Recall . . . Students taking advantage of the excellent books and magazines to be had in the steadily expand- ing, air-condi- tioned library. K ii-W' Look intelligent! says Sister Mary Helen to her senior English classg and said seniors cheerfully oblige. Sister Alberta Anne and her faithful assistants Mary Martin Linda Simp son Barbara DeLuca and Nancy Stog dill, are responsible for the very effi cient service, the orderly shelves and the attractive displays found in the library. Xa Gallia est omnis di- visa in partes tres. . .' a fact of which these Latin students are well aware after having crossed the Alps with Caesar in pursuit of the barbarians. 5. . . . Broadening Cur Horizons Quality rather than quantity! is the theme song of the first year Spanish class who are here preparing to improve their pronunciation by listening to the real thing on records. ff for 2 -0.-...,.,! Q. y .,. 1 K. ,.. p. These students know that maps help make history more real and more interesting . . . especially when the map happens to show their favorite state! Creative Inq ki' Developing Arts and Skills talent and artistic appre- ciation are developed at Catholic High under the watchful eye of Sister Mary Scholastica. Sister Margaret Ellen prepares these Juniors to fulfill both personal and professional typing needs. the wake' All 35765 are Centered on Cyn helps them to detec ecor 1 S have found that 3 WPS I J I to 5 eech class Prepare ecord his talk. Thel' 35 members of the P heir errors. t and to corrSCf I The homemakers of tomorrow, these freshman girls have mastered far more than the fundamentals of sewing, as can be seen in the love- ly outfits they have made. 0 O O gn.-azz:-ffl 'ma' 3 ', Planning the Christian Home of Tomorrow Delicious and nutritious are the things con- cocted in the culinary department under the guidance and direction of Sister Mary Blanche. is 4 Q fs. fb A M-, Q... .rr-ef Z' Catholic High is fortunate in possessing a completely furnished three-room model apartment. Learning to become a gracious hostess and a poised guest is a pleasant task in these surroundings. Steady now! it's only the distilla- tion of water. In use for the first time, this lab is one of the finest in the state. This is what we're looking for, points out one of the Geometry students while others hasten to prove that it can't be proved - or happily, that it can. Discovering the Science of God's World Now here is a f1y's left wing, says a budding Biologist as he inserts a slide into the new micro- projector under the direc- tion of Sister Margaret Ruth. XXX I ,. ..,.,. -p Q X ...NR x'Nf F'-Z, fm: 1 'm'n5-'KU' W: MDI?-iw fl 'mr nw , -, In I W 6 X ' ba 5 3 L! fy F T f .. - I Q! 'ig . , S ' L Jlffcfamwm PHIL BARTOS DAVID BIEDERMAN I. P. DAVIS JOHN GOOD EVER PLAN A JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM? It's pleasant task for these Junior Class officers: Peggy Maloy, secretaryg Lupe Hernandez, vice-presidentg Dick Guthrie, presidentg and Mary Ann Matustik, treasurer. DICK GUTHRIE SUSAN HANAPEL LUPE HERNANDEZ FRANK HURTADO X PHIL GREBE IORS PA UL I ACOBS BERNADETTE KOLAR T ANN LESEMANN RONALD MCDONALD PEGGY MALOY JOE ED MATUS MARY ANN MATUSTIK TIM NICOSIA JOHN PERDICHI JOANN POLANSKY TOM RAGLAND if ,445 Hr , . , x .av 'Q' . x ,f g x - , , 1 . s- DELRENE SANDERS BARBARA SENTFLEBEN GENEVIEVE SLOVAK LARRY SNIDER JOHN SODEK MARILYN TRAUTSCHOLD MARY ANN WILLIAMS CECELIA YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG L21 U' I SOPHS rfmuf-, X ' Vx Kr ,f QW V Marie Hicks Kenneth Iank ff? .fx '1.'f ,f at-A '27 Martin Jones Wanda Kramoiis Tom McKenna 2, iq il ,uni ,QIN ix A! Z' KA! ..--...H QPSK'- 154' .4-3 '63 'Q' WVU -sf Mary Alice Matus Dolores Ortiz Priscilla Provost 5 Patricia Simpson '?' 6 Leslie Smith Q. Daniel Sulak ' 'fag mr' yjf i i ' ' .AA 'KN qual- ,Ji Og-4 Diane Sulak 5 James Swenke' . Steve Wiegand rim I Q .iff XM! 3- FRESHME Officers of the Freshman Class seem to agree that It's sorta fun just to be in school. Jim Petty, Ueasurerg Stevie Hernandez, vice presidentg Charles Husbands, presidentg and Rosemary Eberhardt, secretary. Manuel Aleman I 1 v k Allen Biederman Peggy Bowen Camille Cimo Thomas Cordaro Denis Crenwelge Floyd Davis Charles Dougherty Ernest Dulak Rosemary Eberhart .lr-5 mm' Q13 F' Bill Frazier Charles Graham Stevie Hernandez Charles Husbands Catherine Kolar Carol Lanham Murray McMi1lin Ed Macuila Bill Matthews Margie Matus Meet the Freshmen an-as 4 Q 'f T U' Bill Mostyn James Petty Kathy Pugh Zoe Rhine Sandra Sharpe Beverly Snider Ann Sutter Bill Wachsmann John Wilkins Eddie Young Gail Dougherty Neva Dulock Richard Fabbre Judy Frederick Rosalyn Green Kay Herring Michael Hughes John Hughes Sue Ellen Jobe Lynne Jones Mary Keary Douglas Krolcsyk d..-P-1 ,, weak, . 4 if EIGHTH GRADE Joseph Aleman Fred Bandas Patricia Beckham Marie Bezdek Phyllis Bivona John Boudreaux Joseph Bradley Dean Carrigan Pat Charette Barbara DeLuca Frankie DeRosa James Donohoe EIGHTH GRADE Frank Kousal Curtis Lanham Eugene Leuschner William Lyton Ernest Martin Mary Martin John Mashek Ernestine Matustik Dennis McDonald Robert Moore Joseph Nemmer Loyd Rowe ng ' 'gr ui L Linda Simpson Nancy Stodgill Patrick Stoltze Marilyn Stuth Teresa Todaro Timothy Tate Norma Traywick Charles Tusa Valerie Vigue Jack Weaver Nt? if' inc SEVENTH GRADE 1'a , Gerald Arons Thomas Bankhead Fred Bean Don Bettinger Susan Bivona Gayle Bodin Robert Braden Margaret Brown Michael Burke Sharon Cummings Robert Donnellan Richard Dougherty George Ehrhardt Thomas Frank Manuel Gonzalez Janice Guthrie Christy Hanna Judith Hunke Jo Anne Jackson Karen Johnson Rita Klein Charles Langlotz Irene McCann Kenneth Maciula Claire Marek Michael Massey F. L. Matthews Hattie Matus Joyce Matus Carol Mostyn J. I. Muhl Donna Murawski Pamela Peterson Edward Pugh Jane Anne Rohde Betty Rutledge Arnold Scherler Barbara Shanta Bill Snead Sharon Snider Joseph Thompson Kenneth Todar Robert Watson Clifford Wright John Young William Young Shirley Zapalac Ronald Zoeller SEVENTH GRADE I Mrs. Langlotz, Mrs. Parma, and Mrs. Iacobsfleft to righty provide for some two hundred hungry students five days a week, eighteen weeks a semester, and two semesters a year! And that's a lot of food! Sister Anna Clare pauses on a noon- time tour of the cafeteria. L ir r fi f C W i A I Aimanza Sm 'em Smiling more shine to a Spice 1 to add a humor - his pride an 3 Y' and Wan SC These Contribute to Cur Comfort and Welfare Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Hargrove Qabsent from picturej have generously cared for both bookrooms, arranged all book rentals, and recorded all tuition payments since the opening of C. H. S. Three mornings each week find them with us. s 421165 gl? 2 25 5 17 E 1 f li- , ' c,, Y C-fi i l X f.995i.H 4 S A V L. A ' 4 -A -'S - 'W Q H A f :se ,L Q U97 ,Q , 'QV ' - T . . Q ' D ' l E 57 ' fkhwbm Retiring Sodality officers, G. Slovak, L. Taylor, and V. Kramer, with Father Eugene Braden, spiritu- al director, listen as the new officers inake their Act K of Consecration to our Lady. 2? . body of the many ' ds the entire student Father Braden remm d tages of being a faithful Sodalist. 3 van TUDENT CQUNCIL new-ng ' 'c A Y, 8 . .S . , 5 , Ii 'un-,X SCDALITY The Sodality of our Lady maps outa way of life for Catholic High School students - a well -organized Student Council helps to keep that way smooth. Ed Sulak Prefect Jerry Carey Vice Prefect Peggy Maloy secretary and Lupe Hernandez treasurer look forward to a very successful Sodality year Y. 3 Student Council President Ed Sulak pauses to discuss a prob- lem presented by Junior High representatives, M. Martin, E. Matustik, and C. Marek. M3tU5, esiderxl: Dorothy and S Sulak' PI V Ton-1 COfd3YOa W' Maru , I P' Davis. 1 gwenke- . rdermafh ' Seated: I- , ' A' B16 Standlng- H I T BIC . F. FMGY- u Basketball Queen, Susan I-Ianapel, surrounded by her Varsity admirers - Wilburn Matus flower lefty, Ed Sulak, Frank Fickey, Hank Stuth, I. P. Davis, and Joe Ed Matus. f' ff? Petite Peggy Maloy, who reigned as Queen ofthe Junior-Senior Prom, is here seated with her attendants Delrene Sanders, Mary Anne Matustik, Lupe Hernandez, and Marilyn Trautschold. Wt ,I JU IOR CLASSICAL LEAG u E Dick Guthrie, Vice President, explains how he made the J.C. L. scrapbook to Delrene Sanders, Secretaryg Jerry Carey, President, and Charles Matthews, Treas- A,,,-W M ff Jerry Carey, president of the J.C. L. , with the trophy won last year for having the largest percentage of studenm enrolled in Latin in the state of Texas. 5 Nobis Tibi, published by members of the Sopho- more Latin class, is read by editors Bethke, Kramolis Harvick, Sulak, Matus, Smith, Swenke Qstandingj urer. and Diane Sulak fseatedj. COUGAR staff writers grouped around their editor Linda Taylor are Lupe Hernandez Mary Ann Matustik Victor Kramer John Paul Davis Marilyn Trautschold Genevieve Slovak and Priscilla Provost This group plans writes edits mimeographs and distributes the COUGAR Catholic High s monthly paper COLIGAR CHRONICLE STAFF s , hifi' .. LINDA TAYLOR Editor in chief Theirs Was the Task of Capturing in Word and Picture the Year at Catho IC High vw s s- 4, ,xx Ab-f N look for ideas' CHVRHOA ylath R' ditoriai staff of Tkiulak, Sistef M' ,Ka Z D. tivuthrie- The 6 . and, E- - 6 standmg xo, Seated: P' Wleiramer. E. Pew: yak and L- Tay ' V . . G S 0 ' wogdiuff. P. D3V1S. ' I . Polansky ' I ' Co-editors, Pat Wiegand and Victor Kramer, smile happily as the last page of the CHI- Rl-IOAN is completed and Catholic High's first yearbook goes to press. Busy as cranberry merchants the business crew attends to the t financial details of the annual. Standing: J. Carey, M. Traut- schold, J. Dicorte, C. Matthews D. Matus, M. A. Matustik. Seated: Henry Tate, business managerg G. Tusa, S.A1eman. and L. Hernandez. Song and Stage Choral director, Sister Harriet Jeanne, conducts the senior high chorus as they rehearse for their Christmas Cantata. Awaiting rehearsal for The Brain- Storm are these senior and junior stu- dents. Proceeds from the play were pre- sented to the school by the senior class. Junior High dramatists. Standing: B. Snead, C. Marek, B. Shanta, B. Scherler, C. Mostyn, S. Cummings, K. Junior High assembly program - a seventh Johnson. Seated: K. Todar, F. L. Matthews, G. Bodin, century display of Christian heroism. J. I. Muhl, and K. Maciula. 2-ig 24553 2:,.. f i2 M 1 1 Afileilcns' CPT:-X1 - 5:51, 5 -1 xx- - ' if 1 4' 1 D WY !! TA- A- ff . ,, 2 Lf ' '2 1 , www!! ' , 0 N X i x .,. .0 'N CHARLES MATTHEWS SIDNEY SANDERS in p WS. SSAA rj, in A i If N I9 6 'Z' CQLIGAR FOOTB LL TEAM T Co-Captains ED SULAK and FRANK FICKEY with COACH VASEK WILBERN MATUS HANK STUTH FLAVIO ORTIZ JOE DICORTE JERRY CAREY . . . Athletic development at C.H. S. has kept pace with scholastic progress, for the forming of the COMPLETE per son is the proper aim of Christian education. Class, intramural, and extracurricu- lar athletic activities - all are contributing to the formation of truly fit followers of Christ! FREDDY ALEMAN ' .'ff'I,, ' r ,......c..,..N . , ...L-.- TTfI..,,,. 1 V . gp 111.12 . nn' 5 ' L ,E v Q ROBERT YOUNG JIM SWENKE, LARRY SNIDER and FRANK HURTADO DAVID BIEDERMAN K' L' Wi: -, - '-U I S 3 vb' 'N X 5' I Q 13 'L DAN SULAK IO ir, ' V15 E ED S. P. DA MATU5 LESLIE SMITH KENNETH IANK TED EHRHARDT TOM HARGROVE WL Nw--.. W ' I V 4 ef' R as I Wi 'IQ MQ ' W A ,J-M T ' ' 2' ,'?Z'1if2zF fi 4, Wi. f?A:ffffif5f'?1a - ' ' ?,hf5.,4 '14 .M,,g,, gtg Z 'Fra' ,writ ZZ' Davis ripping off yardage against the Gap. The high-spirited Cougar gridders, despite an initial close loss to district champions Valley Mills, completed the season with five quite impressive victories and three losses. Senior quarterback, Ed Sulak, was named to the Central Texas All -Star team. Ed Sulak stopped after gain against Temple. Cougars Dump ' oo's' ', 33-26 Iill,l.lCliN - SPI, A The Catho. scare with a -ill-jilti pass to end tic ff,,H:M.g' gmdpd bv mp pprhlllatilc Stitth, who made a terrifii- iiitnmnw of t:Ct stink. mmtttm fif ' h V to a wellrcleseiwed 33-26 victorvi hp ipaq? 'Wmd on mm , , , , ,, ' ,terms for sm tn.n:itos bel-ne the meer' lxilteens strong 'B team pO,i,3,.c Dnxnpd mm. .np u,,.U.,w 'Imp F11-1'-dat Hgh ,FD during the last tht-he minutes Strait scored one toiteiidown on of play, Clitholtc led in first I a 45-5at'd seatnper. passed V 'o downs, 14-13, other totir'hdou'ni- f Ig, . , , ,, . ' , 0 V- v r 1 ,U J, P. Daxis scored the Ctituats mm' pq! X . first TD wth a lil-.vard first- -Y L , . ' ' A g ,Af f quartet' rtin to oflset lxiiteen s Knx' tv ' X early toitclidown by Charles MCA , ' img, .Clain. 1 ' ,U 4 ' 5-Y UZ 5Pl- ' warg, Both teams added a serottd pe, 'll XSBUT' lic Cone Qrtod TD with Sulak breaking loose X1 ' CMN' spit .. , -, . -. ,, , I- , 1 :Ck 5 A bmw. ox with h.s 4.t xaid .taint on a ,wept r igdnnxa' 1,0 X-'ll ' Xe and Joe Searles matching: the -ncaa to 3' .. Vail score lor Killeen iaith a 15-yard 0 0 ?sprint. Sulak passed to Stulh for ltthe Catholic extra point and Ble- txflain hcolnverted for Killeen to ' 'not t P alftime score at 13 all. tv The dCougar's tookg the lead Sat EDDY -SPI? Catholic Highs ne en, or H1196 pei.oc.s a trr . ii- Cougars of Waco rompeq past the 1122135 trpisedx tgnztuillt for avlfix'e:'a1sd Bruceville-Eddy Eagles in a non- t wif, cm' QM,LW': 'lil' PSI 'T district tussle here Friday night, - 'S 'LH 9 'MOP 3 uf' X , . X t. winning, 33-QA inuga tonxetttd follow Flavto Ortiz punched - ki v f 6 ' Q howl 19' w'tLi 1t525'1i,351milf the fmfmph- xx i1avq!5?XfTQXXPd fore a li i- yard yard Sam. nl 135 Q-,XP qqafo .gxilfox 'n. Hurtado con- in the period Sxy YXLL5 YS 05 Yvxqaygl , from the mo' CRX? C0962 xref? bxowgflted te Fottzars. Joe quarter ended, Qxxe .dog Q39 Y 5? goof Y ., scored from the CMV na-5 0 .anwxid Sllxaxdxitgi 90' 3 n 1' 9' blank held a 19-0 advatt K0 'AQXYXC QBCXQYQOYE7 Wig we C ml an played X e visiorg e up , Q11 0 - V - te W C th lic Roufed period, however, antloncxxa N G 0 again until the third hx K, .-it Q Frank Hurtado we-nth Heir from iBy Templg 'B' the five, on Hn SHCI FUN- g ' I In the fourth, Cafimitt- finished TEMPLE- SPL -The. Temple the Scgying with Ed Sulak ram- 'Knttens trounced Catholic Highs ming up ,hp mtddtp fmm the nine. lCougars of-Waco, 45-0. here Thurs- Ortiz made the three extra points. Qday night in a game much closer an running. fthan the score indicated. Catholic Catholic's balanced attack was fpasser Ed Sulak completed 11 of too much for the outweighed Ea- this 28 aerials lor an amazing 295 gles throughout the game. ,yards to receivers Joe Ed Matus, Catholic .. .......4 ..'- 3 -U19 0 7 743 lDavid Hurtado, and Hank Stutch- Brueeville-Eddv 0 fl fl fl 0 Carnatic sm-t,Q,1', TD.'lmnz 2, rttatitw, ibut fumbles and four interceptions Hurtado. Sulakz PAT-Ortiz 3- gwrecked the Cougars. Cougar defense tightens as play begins. Valley Mills hips Scrappy N Loiig5ai's, 7-0 x'AL.i,itn i xinrs-rsPLu-The Valley Nlills lfnzlos punched over a totic-Pirlouzi :it the last quarter here lfridaf' night to turn back the Dl'0flllrlIl'.f Catholic High Coue gars of Waco, 7 to 0. Follfmxng the lone touchdown of the QZIITTF, Cittholic launehed a dint- u'hir'li appeared destined to doadlor-lr the score, only to see it limlo by a tnmhle on the Eagle lonr-ynrd lint-. The hziltle was just as even as the score lnrln-ales, Valley Klills made innv' firzt downs to Catho- lir-'s mght, and in total offense. Valley' Nlnls hid lll yards to 123 for the CW: 'fl' s. lt was a deff sn rnost nt :ho twssle fought betwe- lltr' flfweyttsfl lines. X l fly lwtxlc :eil the way. ui .'n.lo'.' Nlwis' 'onchdown can when Donald Rerrhort hammeri wer from the Catholic five-ya line. Big tackle lildon Prosser vc vorted and the tlwirllocked w snapped. Then the Conga:-Q mme roaril hack, marc-lnncg down field un in the shadow of the Valley Mil goal posts, At this point. the fni hlo came and the Eagles didt give Catholic another chanr-ri in t reniatning few minutes of plays. Center Kenneth Olson had a h night for Valley Nlills, but t most lYYll'll't '1slX'0 player' on ll field was Catholic quarterback E Sulzik. t':iTh1-ln .... ..... . fl 0 0 fl Valley Xli! 4 ............... tl 0 0 T Xallw Nil is Wlll'T'lEI Tll: Don lluivlie PAT -Elliot: l'l tsl- Wright scored trom JU yards o and kicked three extra point Tom Popelka passed 50 yards Harry Shafer for a touchdown the first minute. Wayne West re- covered a pitchout in the Catholic end zone for a touchdown, Wayne Williams ran 19 yards to paydirt, -..J rs....-1l-. ,--..-.: z..,.,, u.- n..,,- A1emanf40y makes 7 tiiinym. 6 3C'k or fourth periods. A Standouts for tne Cot Diff! Swenke, Frank F Dicorte, Hank Stuth, Fi , uapderman ar .C-,ri Game Langpj o and daylong frjgtt cxpvcted - 5' Ahusinoss, Dsfiglg' at iohc S Cougars Sato nluny Sladmm ' 1 23,0 vamp HS C . if ' 5-0 Hgh t ougars matl Zigi' blow tlilgugg 'PP iIi'1irl,gj,,q,V ' Cmglllflv fllllh' ' breakth 3 lurin ' twang, Uk? seine W , , Another pass completion makes another Cougar touchdown. Cougars Ra DeSoto, 37-l l11FinalGar Catholic High ended its s -wiball season with an impr -12 romp past DeSoto Sat glut at Muny Stadium, with Y eams of the future acco 1 r all but six of the points Coach John Vasek left his nt in for onlv the first , I iwn then used sophomores niors fo' the other five i 1 iwns. The triumph raised sugars' season mark to 5-3 L ' t Pd .Julak ian for the fnst on from 10 yards out 'TNQ' U 3 f?fVf'?l3ff seed eight yards to end A atus for the second with l irtado added the lone cc 1 I 'IL zi the second period, I snnth passed 28 yards to Ortiz rounds end against Bruceville-Eddy. Dulak f01f the third SCOFS J. P. Davis dashed three yards make it 25-0 at the half. Frank Hurtaoo sprinted 19 'Q that GX H S fans showed 21 Slim' as high ag an interception. dlege pcppy cheerleaders Y hrblied GRIDIRQN HEROES Q: N Eff. Mfg! V .,, ll fiehwiiilifgzgffrf i1fiWf,r5U,5Sii.iF friS'2f?11-if ' V V Q 'uf' filvfmxisz ' ' i -I X B Y I 7 if XX it V?X1bUkSBfNSSVm61 T1 -sow ss ss xx Q il B05 -a -s-straw I AE . .3 di 1, Aieman. managefi ' Varsity players, 63:41 L Snider' D, Biederrnann, D. Suiak, 1, Swan ' I a er Standing: Assistant Coach' Tom Maman. I.DiC0 e' F. ricirey, 1. vis, F. Davis, mail g - ng, w, Marus, F. Ross, T. Hargrove. Ortiz, S. P. D8 R R You Cosgrove. 1. Cary, K- Fan ' ' o L. Smith, S. Sanders, C. Matthews. T. Ehrhardr, . and Coach john Vasek. CQACH JOHN VASEK Director of Athletics CO QQ H ugar Cubs Awaiting Varsity xr-i F Hnrrado, Ed Suiak. i-i.Sw1i1 Mains, F. No line-U ' flames Sulilisaiiiimplete with0ut the frequeml Matus aPPCaring tw Y. The reason - there. o of each. From row. Ed s Sulak. BSCR rowr Joe Ea Sud Dan b ' an W' - um Matus. Photo from , ' il season, 55' 56 Play 5EsyfX fs CAGE JOE ED MATUS rg XM V J The Cougar Varsity in its first completely sched- uled court season, under the excellent coaching of Mr. John Vasek, won trophies in two central Texas tournaments. In the tourney sponsored by China Springs, a consolation trophy was taken by defeating the host team. Later in the season, a second-place trophy was won when the Cougars were edged out in the finals of a sixteen-team tournament played at the Waco Boys' Club. A 13-10 won-loss record was established for the season and a reputation for hard, clean ball was made. With two starting lettermen returning, the C.H.S. Cougars can look forward to another success- ful season next year. ACTIO Fickey ties up the ball with quintet from University during a game in C. H. S. gym. in-mg Stuth jumps high for opening tip against Waco Kittens. if Jump ball - and a Cougar ball! Davis drives for two points against Kittens in the Connally tourney game. WILBURN MA TUS BASKETBALL SCORES University Bynum Grandview Riesel Crawford China Springs Connally LaVega Waco Kittens Hillsboro Connally University B Herring Methodist Waco Boys' Club University B Waco Kittens LaVega Laneri Groesbeck Buckner Home Waco Kittens Valley Mills Buckner Home JOE ED MATUS 7.M,fg3., m Q lag ' EQ? nv T 5' w 'L A q l v .41 0 456.4 .xx , 3 :fl 5 wa VP f JV Catholic High's spir- ited Varsity Cheer- leaders, Peggy Maloy, Henry Tate, Dorothy Matus, Anne Bradley, Dick Guthrie and Janean Coffman en- thusiastically led the students in supporting the Cougars through a successful athletic year. Under the capable direc- tion of Mrs. J. Marek, girls' gym instructor, an excellent program of athletic events and the study of health is now available for all girls. Tensely the teams await the tip off as Mrs. Marek prepares to toss the ball. GIRLS' ATHLETICS all Victory! Cougars! Victory! yell the Junior High cheer- leaders. Forming the V are left to right: Margie Matus, Bever ly Snider, Kathy Pugh, Peggy Bowen, Camille Cimo and Stevie Hernandez. 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HCDIVIE 15 1 QWWQW l i 45645 I-III..L. PRINTING 8: STATIONERY BALJEQ COMPANY MQCANYXI The Fash1on Center Serv1ce S1nce 1880 Central Texas Wash1ngton at 12th 24 Hour Servlce R A QJELLYJ MELTON SERVICE STATION New Dallas H1way at Overpass THE HUB CLOTHIERS Quahty Apparel for Men and Boys S1nce 1918 506 Aust1n Ave 8th and AuSt1D 3 5281 Waco S Only Green Stamp AND FURNITURE SA VE STORE STRATTON STRICKER Furn1ture for Everybody Compllments of F-IE LE N Chlna Glfts NEBLETT SHOP Furrnture for D1scr1rn1nat1ng Cl1entele 152.5 AuSt1n Ave RUTHERFORD S GROCERY 8: MKT AND BARBER SHOP 2307 Montrose Bellmead J C I-IEFQRING1 X CCD REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 817 Austln Ave 3 3712 I QE I D EROS SERVICE STATION REID W T REID Props C Q Washlng and Lubr1cat1on Q 25th and Bosque S09 2 6831 eff-I f MA' - GOLDMAN . . JEFF CHASTAI N IQEAI. ESIAVE DEVELOPER OF LAKE SHORE HILLS - ROYAL OAKS SOUTI-IE RN TERRACE ADDITIONS Member of Waco Real Estate Board and Waco Multl L1st Inc Res1dence Phone Bus1ness Phone Z 6709 3 5387 GOOD FOOD I FOR PLEASED G U E S TS Jonnstldbllaco CHICAGO lblllilllb CII' PUIIADIIPIIA DALLAS-AHAIIA-PITUDUIGI-OIYIOII-505106 PAUL W JONES OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1400 Washlngton Ave 3 3654 Royal Typewrlter s Vlctor Add1ng NEWS Goes Deeper Than Headhnes WHY Is Often as Important as WHAT World Wlde fac1l1t1es of Asso Clated Press Un1ted Press and the news profess1on s flnest wrlters are at work Z4 hours a day to make sure that you Get the Complete Story 1n the VVA CCD Gestetner 'A g Dupl1cat1ng K ffj , ,P Machlne s I .- . , . - .. . , . . , . . fig X I . . x fvfv Machines gk'-yi' Q I tif' 'ex f ' . . ' 'W' Lf! . I f IX ' K ff Tx' We, the Seniors, are proud and happy to form the first graduating class of Waco Catholic High School. We are likewise mindful that this honor brings with it the responsibility of setting prece- dents as Christian citizens in our community. We are certain that having had Christ as our corn- panion in the classroom has better prepared us for our task' THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 Waco Catholic High School Waco, Texas 4, . ,. 'n -. Q4 ff ., sqm 'I ' a qv '- 7, ,, , -. ,,,pa..,.-. ,- AM AN . '---A ' N .'.' -f','ri4.'A 'LH' ,bias ' -Fl N . . .- 4111 ' f ,. .J f,,f .A .' , 4' -:V :ir lv... . 9 ' 4 . , .. I v ,. ... , .1 ,MA .ff 5' f f 5 'nf' mai' 1: :Ar .9 fkmf Yip! , 't 4,4 't . F .V .., Nr? fl A. ,.g,. . 1, . ,-.iffy-.jar-.,A.'g,' 'Q,g,,.,w-0-J' ' Knit' -Ju ' ,. .1 cx.':f,z2,A,,: a ' ru QI x '11, X qfille ,QA-52 , :fx-gn xi A-wi,