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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1958 volume:

Q I A I h nv H i OR CLASS of SCHOOL Editor-in-Chief - - - - - - - - Associate Editor - - - .ur------U Conv- --- . s'rAr-'F - DELRENE SIKNDERS - - PEGGY 'MALOY - - - DICK G 'mms KENNETH G 'rrsa Gsusvmvs SLOVAK SDOflS-- ------ J. P. DAVIS DANS'AK Business---------H-------------- Jomau nl I x assisted by membets of the journalism class Photography by the CLIFF SHBLLEY STUDIO 1958 N N N N N N N N THE CHLRHOAN ADMINISTRATION A EI CLASSROOM SCENES -T v .-2, NEI ORGANIZATIONS KW., SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN IV' ACTIVITIES xy' AW SPCRTS W ADS 'lv DEDICATIO 'Q RIGHT REVEREND JOHN J. KEARNS, V. G. We, the seniors, are proud to have been a part of your dream, the dream of a Catholic high school in Waco. We hope that our lives will give you reason to be proud that we were the object of your hopes, prayers and sacrifices. For these, for yoursplendid example of Christian living, your personal interest and your friendship, we dedicate the CHI-RHOAN of 1958 to you, Monsignor Kearns. INSTRUCTORS sl FX RELIGION X REVEREND JOHN DRISCOLL REVEREND MARK DEERING ' T 9xmCWa C I 5. S. 0 GDALA' . ' sisrta mavijkrhimaucs, yixstovi THE FACULTY OF SI STER M. SC HOL ASTIC A CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL SI WACO, TEXAS The education of the students ofCatholic High has been entrusted to the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet. These Sisters, aided by two lay teachers, are preparing Catholic youth to fulfill their role as citizens of two worlds. SISTER MARGARET ELLEN Registrar Commercial '. 1 . Tlx SISTER ANNA CLARE Social Science SISTER ALBERTA ANNE Librarian SI Art Junior High STER MARGARET RUTH Mathematics, Science STER HARRIET JEANNE Music, Choral MRS. I. MAREK Junior Hi h Physical Ed g Health SISTER M. BLANCHE Home Economics Junior High l SISTER M. JARLATH English, Speech Journalism SISTER M. ADRIENNE Latin, Spanish Q . MR. JOHN VASEK Algebra, Health Athletics CLASSROUM SCENES Without neglecting its first aim - TEACHING HOW TO LIVE - Cath- olic High also teaches how to make a living. Daily practice re- sults in skilled typists. Apprentice mathematicians learn from Mr. John Vasek not only to solve for X but also to understand the solving process. Aspiring bookkeepers pre- pare their ledgers, and their futures, under the supervision of Sister Margaret Ellen. The ability to speak well is an important asset, no matter what the years have in store for these boys. Progress in articulation is checked frequently by means of the tape recorder. LEARNING THE SKILLS FOR BETTER LIVING Before eager seamstresses begin to stitch, they learn from Sister M. Blanche to select appropriate pat- terns and materials as well as to understand the art of homemaking. Relaxing in their model apart- ment while they await the results of an experiment in baking is the K privilege of Home Ee students. l Obviously the preparation of a tasty salad dressing is no laughing matter. Junior high girls learn that leafy green vegetables really do make for happier and healthier living. EXPLORING THE COMPOSITION OE THE EARTH . . Weighing chemicals demands precision and exactitude from both Sister Margaret Ruth and Senior scientists. -.,,,J The eyes have it. Have what? That's ex- actly what these members of the General Science class are trying to find out. AND LEARNING ITS HISTORY an - Qfwi. I s ,,'S.1r' O yo'i+' 0 , n Q it American History students dis- cover that there are forty-seven OTHER states! The story of Texas vitally in- terests Sister Anna C1are's junior high students. Derivative conscious sophomores earn coveted points by collecting Latin labels. ,1-17 Ken Gritter, winner of an award in ink drawing and in design print- ing, admires with Dick Guthrie, first place winner in design print- ing, the silk-screen print which won second place for Diane Sulak. A fourth winner in the Chamber of Commerce Contest was Delrene Sanders, absent when this picture was taken. PRACTISING THE ARTS Mr. Henry Snyder, veteran director of C. H. S. plays, discuss plans with the cast of THE FIGHTING LITTLES, Marilyn, Phil, Delrcne, Peggy, Ronnie, Robert, Phil, Joe Ed, Lupe, Ann, Joanne, Mary Ann, Jo Ann, Susan and Mary Ann. Time passes all too swiftly as Sister Mary Scholastica explains the fundamentals of charcoal drawing to the amateur artists. 3 AX David Bieder- mann, business manager, approves stage managers Morris and Guthrie's drawings for the set. ME PROMOTING SCHOOL SPIRIT . 0 ' Kyo xzx Senior officers: Frank Hurtado, vice president: Gene- vieve Slovak, secretaryg Ronald McDonald, presi- dent: Peggy Maloy, treasurer. 6' to 5 cs eogaxtbeclxzxeo 5 QY 'K' 1 Qyozbix SQQ9 ose'Qib'bioA Gxqnx S65 o 'gf' .329 Qs '29, eq 62' e560 00 46' cixcngsbfb Xzbag. Left t0 right: G. Harvick. I. Barton, R. Eberhart. I. Pugh, rep.: W. Kramolis, treasurerg P. Bartos, presidentg M. Matustik, secretaryg D AND STUDENT LEADERSHIP The co-ordination of their class activities with those of the rest of the school is the duty of officers as class leaders and members of the Student Council. Working with his officers is a class representative to the Student Council who reports to his classmates following each weekly meeting, Freshman officers: Earnest Dulak, president: Thomas Cordaro, treasurerg Camille Cimo, secretary: Ed- ward Maciula, vice president. --. -PQ., 1 53 , T1 ff .A X y, 1 fi if Wil Junior officers: Wanda Kramolis, secretary: Mary Alice Matus, presidentg James Swenke, Ueasurerg Diane Sulak, vice presi- Sulak, vice presidentg T. Nicosia, T. Frank, dent. P. Bivona, G. Doherty, rep. Lupe Hernandez, prefectg Wanda Kramolis, secre- tary: Marie Hicks, treasurer, and Peggy Maloy, vice president: seek advice from Father McDowell, C, S.C. , in planning Sodality activities. SANCTIFYING SELF AND NEIGHBOR May the Body of Our Lord Jesus Christ preserve your soul . . . Father McDowell, retreat master, distributes communion to the stu- dent body during the closing, Mass. P , -. M., - mst- . , in The Catholic Students Mission Crusade officers are: I. P. Davis, Mary Alice Matus, Stevie Hernan dez, and Charles Tusa, A i Preceding an assembly at which they spoke to the student body, Sister Mary Dolores and Sister Mary Esther tell Lupe Hernandez of their work in the medical field in Pakistan. A.. -1. ,. wt H, :nu-wt., Q, Yam . -nn.--an-.. . -Q-...,,,, Wiiwnj A : 91-, if n W 1 ,....., Ilan.. I T' Mbwv -' nw, llqgw am.,,,.- ' ,aw i ...,,, 1 ' nn., Wim B? fy xr iff. s N MAY QUEEN To Lupe Hemandez very fittingly belonged the privilege and honor of crowning the statue of our Blessed Mother in the annual May Day cere- mony. During her four years at C. H. S. Lupe made the Sodality way of life her way of life. As Prefect she strove always to in- crease the number of special friends of Our Lady at Catholic High School. DELRENE SANDERS Editor . we Dav1S rece na 1- V- , DiCk ts ediwfs Dan Sxgggajh as att admit the Spziom SWB' Marie: ptevafe my outs mms . 5 KSU GU Guthilg an armuax' Happy smiles from the staff indicate that the box contains just what it says - the final pages of the CHI-RHOAN ready to be mailed to Dallas. 2 V 2 I s Copy writing requires time and patience as L. Hernandez, M. A. Matus- Lik, M. Trautschold, and G. Slovak discover when they try to put pictures into words. bbug PUTTING OUR LIFE IN PICTURE AND PRINT s. vii Z x :Qld .LK 'E '-fi.--'IL L PEGGY MALOY Associate Editor ia Q.--. QHNU . .. fy Mk xx Minutes before S. Hernandez, . I. P. Davis, P. Beckham Ji The ha.rried but happy co-editors heave a sigh of relief as the last pages of the COUGAR CHRONICLE go through the multilith. RECORDING TIME, PLACES AND EVENTS . 45 the presses start rolling E. Matustik, S. Hanapel, K. Gritter, K. Herring, concentrate on copy. COUGAR Co Editors MARY ANN MATUSTIK MARILYN TRAUTSCHOLD , qw- is NOBIS TIBI STAFF The co-operative efforts of K. Kolar, L. Smith, K. Pugh, D. Sulak, S. Hernandez, I. Wilkins and I. Petty are needed to edit the bi-annual Latin newspaper, NOBIS TIBI. X J.C.L. . f ,,a,,w4sxwkWwwmwwaami4 , ,Q i ga? M NX,, N.. k ? ,H 8' ls Here, Leslie Smith, ,ACS f surrounded by a group of admirers, Regina Moncus, Barbara De- Luca, and Catherine Kolar, listens to an edict being read by centurion, Murray McMillin. c A IUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE OFFICERS: Seated: Kathy Pugh, AEDILE: John Wilkins, QUAESTARg Diane Sulak, PRAETOR. Standing: Stevie Hernandez, AEDILEQ Dick Guthrie and Susan Hanapel, CONSULS. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE As the auctioning of slaves is the initia- tion of freshmen into the LC. L. , Martin Jones, nobleman, con siders buying, slave, Pauicia Beckham, as Dick Guthrie, consul, approves. X- YW 1 , ,- l , r i Q... i s We will hand on the torch of Classical Civilization in the modern world was the pledge recited by the freshmen at their formal acceptance into the J.C.L. A XX ul Y F ix X 7 Q r PHIL BARTOS ball 13 Basketball 13 Athletic Business Manager 43 Letterman's Club Officer 43 JCL 1-2-3-4. y 4, Kflf af iw! Mftezi, DA VID BIEDERMA NN Sodality 1-21 Football 2-3-43 Letterman's Club 3-43 JCL 1'2: Honor Roll 1-2-3-4. Sodality 1-2-3-43 Student Council President 43 Foot- E IOR 958 TIDE COLLINS Senior transfer student from Connally High School. 1 JOHN PAUL DAVIS Sodality 1-2-3-45 Student Council Representative 3 Football 2-3-4: Basketball 1-2-3-4, Captain 3: Baseball 2-3-4: Letterman's Club 3-4g JCL 1-2-3-4 Cougar Staff 3-43 CHI-RHOAN Staff 3-43 Choral Club 1-2-3-4. JOHN M . GOOD Football Team Manager 23 CHI-RHOAN Business Manager 43 ICL 1-2. PHILIP GREBE Sodality 1-2-33 Basketball 1'2'3Q Cheerleader 43 JCL 1'2'3: CSMC Representative 3'4: Choral Club 4, E IOR 198 DICK GUTHRIE Sodaliry 1-2-3-43 Student Council 1-35 3: Class President 1-2-33 JCL Officer 2- RHOAN Staff 3-43 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 1 I SUSA N HANAPEL Sodality 1-2-3-43 Cheerleader 1-2g Basketball Queen 33 JCL 1-2-3-4, Officer 4g CHI-RHOAN staff 4g Cougar Staff 43 Choral Club 1-3-43 Honor Roll 1-2- 3-4. ' nh LUPE C. HERNANDEZ Sodallty 1-2-3-4, Officer 3-43 Cheerleader 1-23 3-4g Choral Club 1-2-3-43 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4. pf V, I' 1 ', lf! 3' M, If 1,1 1 JV W My gy' ICL 1-2-3g Cougar Staff 1-2-3-43 CHI-RHOAN Staff , no SE I O RS , ,M 3 L , WW, H WW! J ff AK U J I' V ,QM 1, f CL AM, JOHN FRANK HURTADO Football 3-4, Captain 43 Baseball 3-4, Captain 3: Lerrerman's Club 3-4, President 4s Class Officer 43 Choral Club 4. 19 8 ll 1 ,W AW U f ' 110 H 'V if' , ,f r , f Q Wy L,Wx 'ip . v' D . ml wi W' ' ,WJ . U C7 Mm! 1:1411 .im f.',uu:11nX -zrwwwb, '-Krew,-11-xm PAUL IACOBS Sodality 1-2-3-45 Football 2-43 Basketball 1-2g Lettennan's Club 4g JCL 1-2-3: Choral Club 4. BERNADETTE I. KOLAR Sodality 1-2-33 JCL 1-23 CHI-RHOAN Staff 4g Cougar Staff 4g Choral Club 1-3-4g Honor Roll 2-3-4. ELIZABETH ANN LESEMANN Choral 2'3 4: Honor Roll 1-2-3. ' , I' f ly, Sodality 1-2-3-43 JCL 1-2-3-43 Cougar Staff 2 '3'4: I '1 Y I W I 74 uf f4 A, 5 fr rf 19 V f M 1 9 V P SENIGRS z ff' rf ! x I jf ftp! if 1 1 ffl, ,X W! X' f , ff f X 4' 0 1' I ffl! f' P!! , l l if Jax. 0 L J nA 3510 !.fa 1 PEGGY MA LOY Sodality 1-2-3-43 Officer 3 4: Cheerleader 1-2-33 Class Officer 2'3'4: Prom Queen 33 Football Queen 43 ICL 1'2'3 4: CHI-RHOAN Assistant Editor 43 Choral Club 3F43 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, 198 JOSEPH EDWARD MATUS Sodality 1-2-3-43 Football 2'3'4: Basketball 1-2-3- 43 Baseball 2-3-43 Letterman's Club 3-43 JCL 1 2'3: Choral Club 2-3-4. gall ,1 J' W MM' Wy! F jfj fr Q ,flfff M 04711 HC Ill , J V fb ,ll WMC V . fwfya Wjlvq 'W 4Q HX JZWAZ 3 Jfcfb yi I MARY ANN MATUSTIK Sodallty 1-2-3-43 Student Council Officer 43 Cheer- leader 1-23 Prom Attendant 33 Class Officer 1-33 CHI-RHOAN Staff 3-43 Cougar staff 1-2-3-43 C0- Edltor 43 JCL 1-2-33 Choral Club 2-3-43 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4. I. RONALD McDONALD Class President 4g JCL 1-2. u f- -14.1 GERRY SA ENNIS MORRIS Transfer student from Marietta, Ohlog Football 43 Basketball 43 Letterman's Club 4: Choral Club 4. SE IORS 198 RALPH TIMOTHY NICOSIA Sodallry 2g Student Council Representative 4g Foot ball 4g Baseball 2g Team Manager 3g JCL 1-2-3-4, JOHN PERDICHI Sodallty 23 JCL 1-2-3-4 ' , ,4 X . .- , X ,L I 1 I! L. 4 1 . IO ANN POLANSKY Choral Club 1-3-45 Honor Roll 1-2-3. ,g 4 'I If n ,J ,106 Wil! ld f XXL IA! av j X4 MW VL M IJ In V' ,lf JCL 1-2g CHI-RHOAN Staff 3-4g Cougar Staff 4g SENIORS 1 ' ' f ff? f y ff K ff J' J ,jwj ,M if ff 441 in M .1 ly 4 V J I I A 0 04411 , , I Mme ,V w f ff 157 ' ' V iwff' V M 7 6 I V ,lily W JOANNE Rose f M41 Sodaliry 43 Cheerleader 4g Homecoming Court 45 Cougar staff 33 Honor Roll 3-4. 198 DEIRENE SANDERS Sodality 1-2-3-45 Cheerleader 1-2g Prom Attendant 3: ICL 1-2-3-4g Officer 2-35 CHI-RHOAN Editor 4' Choral Club 3-4g Honor Roll 1-2-3-4. 3' GENEVIEVE ANN SLOVAK Sodality 1-2-3-4, Officer 1-23 Class Officer 1-4g JCL 1-2-3-43 CHI-RHOAN Staff 3-43 Cougar staff 1-2-3-4g Choral Club 1-2-3-4g Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 -7 f MZ, LAWRENCE JOSEPH SNIDER Sodality 1-2-33 Football 2-3-4, Captain 43 Basket- ball 1g Letterman's Club 3-4, Officer 4g JCL 1-2-3: Choral 3-4. JOHN LOUIS SODEK Football lg Basketball lg Choral 1: JCL 1. SE IGRS 1958 MARILYN TRAUTSCHOLD Sodality 1-2-3-4g Student Council Representative 2: Cheerleader 23 JCL 1-2-3g CHI-RHOAN 3-4g Cougar Staff 1-2-3-4, Co-Editor 4: Choral Club 1-2-3-4 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4. MARY ANN WILLIAMS Choral Club 1-23 JCL 1-2: Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 CECELIA YOUNG Sodality 23 JCL 1-2g CHI-RHOAN Staff 4, Staff 43 Chorus 1-3-4, -.N ROBERT A , YOUNG Sodality 1-23 Football 3-45 Basketball 1g Letterman's Club 3-43 JCL 1-2-3. SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN my Q 3- ' N., E' EW Rx J , 9 'wa 9 . aj. m 4.3 Egg, pl 1' if I , If F61 Ar! -i lr' 4 c I ,L .K-N ' I C11 3' I , xl' - N Lx - J L 'N N ,er H J U IORS YI Shoo . Hn Ol' Signing fvthe bfeezen trespective In Sf the helf four ents Of friends Ocgwhleeled 80od de uP'eS a al Qf . boys: time. 3 Junior ,H Lgwiff , . Y .-e 0! Q M ANTOINETTE BASHINSKI HERBERT BETHKE HUBERT BIVONA ANNE BRA DLEY Q9 CHARLES CHASTAIN HOWARD EBERHART IOHN GARIBAY DAGMAR onus ny KENNETH GRITTER ig TOMMY HARGROVE 5' JACFRY HARVICK 'fx f X J f gm A MARIE HICKS KENNETH IANK MARTIN JONES WANDA KRAMOLIS DONALD LANDEN MARY ALICE MATUS LYNN MORRIS XX' 3 I 6 is I g . 'Y N ...I VW! v I LESLIE SMITH fEL YT' f'5lP'x xt. 13 DAN SULAK .--I -II. DIA NE SULAK JAMES SWENKE N00ntime gethefs gfv get-t0h Juniors e these 3 I ch-in augh Opel, ce fo iflcide comic ing- ms of the n'101'n , V- GW ww CT :bv- I 51. 7 1 N-C It lk Denis Crenwelge Manuel Aleman Allen Biedermann Rosemary Eberhart Ernest Dulak Q17 Peggy Bowen Camille Cimo Stevie Hernandez Anne Higgins Sidney Capps Tommy Cordaro Catherine Kolar Carol Lanham Locker-mates have much to discuss before they can settle down to books. 25L1e?a5li,M SUPHUMORES Q-v Y ,l James Petty Any pause refreshes a sophomore, particularly if lt includes conversation V Edward Maciula William Matthews 5 M Kathleen Pugh Sa: Zoe Rhine Margie Matus William Mostyn Sandra Sharpe John Splitts Murray MCMiaE?1J! Beverly S dervx? Ann Sutter and food. SOPHOMORES fg'12afjiQl'jQj,g f f 1,1 Bill Wachsmann S 1-4 ' Iii'-H F gif? L'fSr, '-Hd: J:-g ., ,yw , gl r- nf - t-4 g 5'V 'f f 5 :AVG .-I -wx .5 ,x Q? ' .mg ,. 1 sv fi egg! 4? f ip 53:52 2 f . W 55:7 gr Y iw.. Thomas Bankhead Donald Bettinger Susan Bivona Robert Braden Margaret Brown Michael Burke Helen Callaway Alai! Campagng Robert Donnellan EIGHTH GRADE R-A .-r. f-1--s Richard Dougherty Edward Douglas Thomas Frank Marsha Freund Janice Guthrie QU William Hand Thomas Honton Judith Hunke Thomas Husbands Robert Hutyra Io Anne Jackson Karen Johnson Rita Klein Charles Langlotz EIGHTH ,GRADE 'un --.-U. -Nf- Donna Murawskl Constance Pajot Edward Pugh Jane Ann Rodhe Francis Tennysol Carol Ann Thorr Kenneth Todar Rick Shelley Sharon Snider Mary Ann Splttt Charles White Clifford Wright Raymond Young William Young Kenneth Madllla Claire Marek Frank L. Matthew! Hattie Matus Joyce Marus Joseph Misenko Bernadette Moncus Carole Mostyn Iullus Muhl ,. V4 W, 1 LL Z , , ,.,, ,HKL L,..., K... Y R WE, 3 f 5 1 , ,.-gs 5 ER.: Y 5 2 23, 2: ' 7'fzL3HS3Eii5zT!i'f , Q- y V f , L V ,- , , ,,,,,,g,v - , I, 33, . mu, J.: 1 1:92 1-, 1 E ui' . 2123! . 5 lags if 4 'hwlliigg ,X ,r sffaf. X 4 . W , . c ACTIVITIES 7 pull '1 i A in ,1 ,l. V A..-xl . .- . -'- . ' 'if V , Q. Q - - . , - . Q . . -. . ,-I I I Y y ' K -af ' ' ' ' ' ' X t L Ken, Peggy and Dick put the finishing touches on a fiercc paper-mache cougar which dominated the gym floor in his picket-fence cage. Queen Peggy and her court pause for a moment - Sue Ellen lobe, Bill Wachsman, freshmeng Wanda Kramolis, Jim Swenke, juniorsg Peggy Maloy and her escort Paul Jacobs, Joanne Rose, J. P. Davis, seniorsg and Peggy Bowen, John Wilkins, sophomores. C.ll.S.'s FIRST Frank Hurtado, team co-captain, crowns beaming Peggy Maloy queen of thc homecoming festivi- tics. HOMECUMING Art students go all out for homecoming as they Uansform the interior of thc gym into the Big Top. ' r Grads and undergrads make the confetti swirl as A they mix-it-up at the homecoming frolic, ill, .4 , Y Q5-:X W 1 2 1 ig. , x VK P A Mi, N' 4 hm .yn 9 J Deo Gratias sings the Senior Chorus at the Christmas Cantata. Appearing in fall, Christmas, and spring concerts and singing in neighboring towns, the Junior and Senior Choruses, under the direction of Sister Harriet Jeanne, experienced one of their finest and busiest years. Besides purchasing gowns for the junior group, the choruses added to their music library and ac- quired a baby grand piano. UPLIFTING THE SPIRIT . . if Q, X Four-year choral members, Marilyn Trautschold, Lupe Hernandez, Genevieve Slovak, and J. P. Davis appreciate the new piano. Five tableaux highlighted the Christmas Cantata. Here, accepting the gifts of the Magifil. Moore, M. Jones, H. Eberhartj are Mary Uoannc Rosej and Joseph fKenneth Jankj. Wearing gray - gowns and red scarves, the Junior . Chorus delights audiences with ' both classical numbers and nov- elty tunes. C. H. S. 'ers, commencing the school year right, assist at the Mass of the Holy Ghost, and later greet friends as they leave St. Mary's Church. E Joyous carolers voice the true spirit of Christmas perched on their colorful float as it rolls slowly down Austin Avenue in the Waco Civic Christmas parade. xpf' lx I .. p WITH SONG AND ACTION Ed Jarvis, Pat Beckham, and Teresa Todaro look hopefully on as the doctor, Dean Carrigan, attempts to cure the ail- ing world, Loyd Rowe, in a freshman mission skit. Intramural champs, the Juniors, demonstrate their athletic ability. s Nil 1 Q 43111 TRAINING THE BODY Senior advisor supervises sophomore basketball practice, The give and take of life is often prepared for in the give and take of basketball, volleyball, baseball, badminton, and soccer, all of which are enjoyed by the girls' gym classes. -... all El L ' 1 W l Freshmen show co-ordination in routine calisthenics under the guiding eye of Mrs. Marek, instructor. TO OBEY THE MIND Eighth grade athletes show their love of baseball by their enthusiastic smiles. Dancing, enjoyed here by the 7th grade, manifests the variety suessed by the Physical Education program. An impressive pyramid, the achievement of the '7th grade tumbling class, was realized with the help of senior advisors. Friendliness, good sportsmanship and a spirit of fair play are requi- sites for play and for life. These qualities, an asset to the individual and to the school, are instilled at C.H.S. by MIS. I. Marek, girls' athletic instructor. Smiles light up the faces of the seventh graders as they await the lunches served by Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Eison, and Mrs. Lang- lotz. X. IN AND AROUND C.H.S. Cleaning, sweeping, waxing, or just pull- ing down the division grating, MI. Almanza knows from experience that caring for C. H. S. is a never-ending task. .ty . ,pf Newcomer Charles Cronkritc is issued text- books by the bookroom ladies, Mrs. M. Hargrove and Mrs. R. I0nes, who also handle all tuition money. Surrounding the 1957 Ford given by Waco's Mr. I. H. Kultgen for driver education, a group of sophomore boys listen in- tently to Mr. John Vasek, instructor. I 1 I r' ,r 5 K 1957 CATHOLIC HIGH VARSITY First row: F. Hurtado, co-captaing B. Mostyn, T. Nicosia, J. Wilkins, T. Hargrove, B. Wachsmann, J, Petty, G. Harvick. Second row: I. Aleman, managerg Tom Cordaro, K. Jank, A. Biedermann, M. Aleman, I. Swenke, P. Jacobs, G. Morris, R, Young, D. Biedermann, F. Davis, manager. Third row: E. Dulak, H. Bivona, Leslie Smith, L. Morris, John Vasek, coach: D. Sulak, L. Snider, co-captain: Joe Ed Matus, I. P. Davis. To win or not to winl Coach Vasek contemplates district title. SEASONS HIGHLIGHTS The Catholic High Cougars, in their first year of district play, ended a quite impres- sive season with 6 wins, 2 losses, and a tie. They placed second in district play, losing only to Laneri, Q16-'7j, traditional rivals of the Cougars. Joe Ed Matus, senior end, was named to the Super Centex Team, which is picked annually by the coaches and sports writers of Central Texas. Cougar players Larry Snider 1551, Robert Young 1733, and J. P. Davis f33J converge on opponent in 19-0 win over the St. Pius Panthers. THIS ONE D1DN'T GET AWAY. C.H.S. line swarms on Buckner Home player. C. H. S. Abbott C. H. S. Connally C. H. S. Fairfield C. H. S. St. Pius C. H. S. Valley Mills C . H. S. Muenstet CJH. S. Buckner Home C. H. S. Laneri C. H. S. Godly ACTION SHOTS SHOW SUCCESSFUL SEASON Cougar defense digs in as play begins in district title game against Laneti. After four hard-fought quarters, the Cougars fell to the Laneri Micks, 16-7. THEY 6 40 7 0 22 6 6 16 6 T YO G ICEERY MORRIS I ED MATU ' P. S Xust bei game, cheenea ebe, Soanne Rose Pr hasxam Am Wad PNK Gt 'natkns C Suite: , C TQM JOHN CENORDARO IAMFQ PFSQEAANN :ding me bu 9 Bow en ore boa dats Pegg no DAN SULAK LESLIE SMITH JAMES SWENKE KENNETH .TANK ,wg ,,,.w, P X., ' -1 VJ,-4 31154.-'.'11 ' ' ' 14. 'C ' 7: 1 P' nick . . 0050! ' se -'mb iheivjx? V oxaniw ' X93 90, and so Ggixfxe ' dwmmet MANUEL ALEMAN ALLEN BIEDERMANN BILLY MOSTYN FLOYD DAVIS, Manager MEN OF ACTION FF LARRY SNIDER ' 'ATWK LX, .., HUBERT BIVONA LYNN MORRIS GARY HARVICK TOMMY HA RGROVE 1925.53 if gf: 5 Efgn ggi Q eg f E ie!! SQ 3g ariisgwfzc 72' QU 45 3- L 'E G 5 WF Q-.5 BV! gr, if ,Ei 5' 9 fur? f E' epfu -QF? :P 35 Stl: hat 'lay 8:32 'ff' sax .- 5 .Qf ' TRW A 1iit 0k ,11 Y3..J . jk , IXW, M MM NEW 3 5 . f--, f I Q .iff AEN I' 4 Q UM' Y Q 'W ,, Q,i?f,f?l.n 1 11 CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS Abbott - - - Bynum - - - Midway ---- China Springs - - Midway ----- Hillsboro ----- Conn ---- Riese' -il ---- China Springs - - Bellview Baptist - Waco Jaycees - - Service Methodist Col. Ave. Baptist Alice Baptist ----- Service Methodist 4 - fi wi sec 'svn - .5 W , CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS C HS CHS CHS Valley Hniqgmo 56 Hillsfpro 51 Lanenjgg 48 Wacdi mttens - ' - 41 Mexia' 'V ---- -'I , H ,M X. Muensher - - - fQ 23 Valley Mins - Hubbard - - - Wgjf ' 47 Laneri - - - 41 University -he ': - -' 33 ,ni H H Muenster - - 25 Laneri ---- l I. P. DAVIS - Senior JOE ED MATUS - Senior GERRY MORRIS - Senior VARSITY CAGERS '57-758 1-1' KEN GRITTER - Junior Joe Ed and I. P. accept the first place trophy in Hubbard's annual C of C tournament. Both boys were named to the all- tournament team. LYNN MORRIS - Junior ERNEST DULAK - Sophomore MANUEL ALEMAN - Sophomore U' ff' -1' p 13 M -f S 1,1 E S L E .N M 1 1 Y COACH JOHN VASEK Backbone of C. H. S, sports SOUTHWEST ACADEMY LEAGUE STATE CHAMPS The classy Cougars won the title state champs when they downed finalists Laneri of Ft. Worth, 53-51, in an over-time game. Lynn Morris, Joe Ed Matus, and J. P. Davis were named to the all-league team. Joe Ed and J. P. were also picked for the six-man all-state team. The South- west Academy League state tournament was held in February at St. Edward's Uni- versity, Austin. Showing fine form, Gerry Morris stretches for two points against Hillsboro. I. P. Davis fakes before chalking up another two points in tournament championship game at Hubbard. The Morris brothers, Lynn and Gerry, work the ball as teammate Joe Ed Matus and Hillsboro players look on. Bird's eye view of the first string cagers. Manuel Aleman, Gerry Morris, Lynn Morris, Joe Ed Matus I. P. DaviS- and Ernest Dulak. pi p.it I. J. L. G. M. E. ,rg ' 31 231 3, jg L 4?'.i?:r E. Matus P. Davis Morris Morris Aleman Dulak FG 247 128 111 47 40 19 , 4:5 .of xl VARSITY STA TISTIC S FT TP AV 128 612 20. 4 54 310 14. 1 32 254 8. 4 39 133 4. 4 22 102 3. 4 9 47 1. 5 The Trophies of the 1958 season are exhibited by a proud basketball sextet. MEET THE COUGAR CAGERS CATHOLIC HIGH B TEAM Con- sisting of all Juniors and Sopho- mores. I. Wilkins, F. Davis, C. Chastain, D. Sulak, K. Iank. Jim Petty, D. Crenwelge. DIAMOND PUTENTIALS ' ea!'5 tefm r whom Pmed all Ymeexiingoare Gen 0 with Coac gch Vase ' . M, LT?-AM , hagces- are C0 Snicket. BASEBAL ' eason S C Standmg avis. L' . VARSKTY , :NSS qmns- . - , F. D cmuoi-lc mf 1 samexgriir ifevefw' msd sum. M- Www dwg' K. ' . ' wonbioigs' F. i-iurtagioi, Davis. I. Biadxey Lv ' I ' . sunk' G, Momsen Mains. d 3- Axefnani an Members of the Letter- man's Club shoot the bull after receiving their new jackets which were a gift of the Boosters' Club. COUGAR LETTERMEN First row: Bivona, Biedermann Jank, and Sulak S , . econd row: Coach vasek, Gritter, Swenke, Bartos, Smith, Hurtado, Snider, Lynn Morris, Matus J P and Gerr , . ., y Morris. Third row: Young, Aleman, Dulak, Wi1kir1s, Davis, and Nicosia. AND WE'LL RECALL EACH MEMORY ONE AND ALL Four years ago Catholic High School opened its doors as the first co-educational Catholic high school in Waco . . . four years ago we seniors were wide-eyed fresh- men. As those years have been fruitful, significant years ir1 the life of both students and school, our 1958 CHI-RHOAN would not be complete without some mention of the many memories we share with our Alma Mater. As a senior smiles in amusement at the enthusiastic efforts of a freshman, so, too, can our school look back with amusement at its early efforts to become what a school I E I AUHIU XUIIDYEEY rf E J..J' itll should be. However, now that achievement and progress are reflected in every gleam- ing tile and brick of our beautiful building, we must not let ourselves forget those basketball games that didn't always turn out right . . . the new football uniforms that implied long hours of practice and more practice . . . the first efforts of our quite amateur paper, The Cougar Chronicle, to record the news, or the first Latin Conven- tion and the S. S.C. A .... raising the money to purchase choral gowns . . . singing for school and social affairs. Inspection by State educators found us ready after three busy years to receive offi- cial scholastic accreditation. The diplomas received by the graduates of C. H. S, are an Open Sesame to any college in the nation. Four short years have made dignified seniors of us . . . and an ideal school of Cath- olic High School, reminding us of the words of an editorial in the first COUGAR . . . C. H. S. is our schoolg it is ours to take care of and ours to bui1d. We want our pastor, our parents, and our teachers to know that we are grateful for . . . these treasured years at C. H. S. . A, ,Q wg., 5,1 -..- i.f 1 'f - A ' V I T41 1 Y 4' 1 ' , ' , fy I Mr Mffyf SW Wfvfwwfigx QQATZA Mygoffyyw A04 WWW A Wyfipfffffpw ,JJ , WW Www, J' of V Wsdvgyygyy W V FW bv' 7' 1 I., 1- ., . 1.. 1 4 f my L , 4 . ,. 1 WV '2 -1 . Q 37.1. .- V .- Q, , E' L X' V -V-2 Q-H,-xr, , . 15 ' Q .- Qi V . -?ff'1'?-1' W--wh P H .ji . 'Ju ig I ...trip fi.. lift ms - - ' 4- 1 - - -W . in 1' 11.12, J5:,f.1.V'f' L - .-.1 - .. LV . - , . - rs L. , .- - f - . in-3 T , ': E Q 1 .l .. jj: . .5 ,:. . ii? -:VL 'jr I L . .H ., . , sf 1 . , V . LF lr.. ,n - ? 1 'Vf'. -5 . 'H T 1325 A Q 1, .I ., ,. .FM W ,wg V- - w. .af 1' - af- ' - mf .' 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Howard Ebeihaxh ssc never-endlflg task . erfgrm ont, acts. Maxim Mines End recmdmg ad C of Checking apex: and THE SCENE .I I1 Heading the business department of the CHI-RHOAN this year was John Good, who with his industrious staff, budgeted the expenditure of over twelve hundred dollars. Be- sides recording ad contracts which the student body had solicited, the staff also handled subscriptions and patron slips. The task of planning dummies, arranging layouts, and typing copy was undertaken by members of the journalism class. BUSINES 14011531 Q56 to IOhn' hiS o,x 1-'XX f X an! Big! ad sal2Sm hands Vgnth gadej' last ad bi-wks Busily writing checks is John Good, business manager of the C HI-Rl-IOAN. CHI-RHOAN S STAFF Working diligently toward their deadline, journalism class mem- bers arrange ad make-up pages. CHI-RHOAN PATRONS AND ADVERTISERS Abe Adams Auto Supply R. D. Armstrong Aunt Jenny's Launder -Aid Mrs. Harlin Barfield Barrett Hardware Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bearer Mrs. Carl F. Bechtel Bellmead Cash Market Walter M. Bennetzen Marie L. Bezdek Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Biedermann Billy L. Brewer Mrs. H. D, Brown Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brown Richard E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brown Cliff Carlin Mr. W. C. Castillo Mrs. Flora Christensen Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Cimo City Barber Shop Alton B. Clark F. D. Coker Lawrence D. Collins, M.D. Colonel R. B. Collins Robert W. Cox, Jeweler J. A. Cullar L. N. Delancey John N. DeLuca Family J. J. DePhillippi Mr. and Mrs. Billy Dicorte Mrs. C. F. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dulak, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Eberhart D. L. Edgemon Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fedro Dr. and Mrs. T. V. Frank A Friend Mrs. H. G. Fulbright Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fulbright Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gillis Miss Georgiana Gomes Dr. W. W. Good Mrs. Philip Grebe Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Hanapel Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harelik Charlie B. Harrell D. J. Harrell, Jr. Sam G. Henslee Hardware Annette Hicks Mrs. Bufford Hitt Nlrs. Tommie Hudgins Mr, and Mrs. C. O. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Huffman Mrs. Otto Hunke Alberto Hurtado Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs Louis M. Jarsoy Ed Jarvis, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Jobe Nlrs. Loyd Jones Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Jones Mrs. W. H. Junghans Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kaiser Mrs. Elizabeth Kenworthy Bert Kleypas Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kolar Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Lanham Dave Lebowitz Mrs. G. G. Lesemann Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leuschner Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Maciula Mr. and Mrs. N. Maratino Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Marek Claire Marek lvlr. and Mrs. John Mashek Dorothy Mae Matus Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McDonald R. A. Mettin Lt. Harry Morris Paul Murus Mrs. Spencer Otis Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Page Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Perdichi Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Perry Samuel F. Pinedo lvlr. and Mrs. Fred Polansky Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pustejovsky Reid Bros. Service Station Miss Carol Rose Mr, and Mrs. EZ. L. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rose Mrs. El. R. Rutherford MfSgt. and Mrs. Anthony Sanchez Mrs. J. D. Seago Carl Shannon Conoco Service E. A. Shea The Shelly Family Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Sims Mrs. Mary Slovak Mrs. Claude L. Smith Elizabeth Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Smith Smith's Texaco Service Lt. Col. John C. Stoltze Mrs. John C. Stoltze Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stone Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Sulak Mrs. T. R. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trapolina Mr. and Mrs. J. Trautschold Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Traywick Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Tye Estella Wachsmann North Waco TV Appliances J. B. Walker Clint Willis Miss Christine Winkler C. W. Winkler Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wolff and Mrs. C. C. Wright THE JUNIOR CLASS IXAIZS. , Congr atulations , Senior s KETONS BELLNAEAD BAKE SHOP WASHATERIA Birthday - Wedding 3505 Corsicana Hwy, and Party Cakes MR. AND MRS. oTTo MATUS sw. 3-9942 712 Austin PL 3-2711 rimiggn 009040' 4955 X43 in 1 loco WATTS S i m - W Za i t S ' 30?ew---' W 497 OF cmm rms mznmv afonocnfrfks co. ' rim: fur: wenvoxx Best Wishes Sox-n N From Sl IVICI If C L. I 1:13 PLUMBERS S H E V 1016 N- Z7-th PHOTOGRAPHER PL Z-0412 Plumbing Repair s 7th and Austin 1102 South 8th PI.. Z-32.61 TWO Cox's to Serve You 'I 1 ll :M Growing Greater to Serve You Better I. I W estview Villag e 1- S ' --I - Compliments of -I Sincerest Best Wishes to the Seniors LUMBER CO. Waco Bellmead . DALJ L --Come Out and Save With Us-- AECNSON ELECTRIC FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings Easy Terms 632 Valley Mills Drive JULIAN ARONSON 3227 N. 32nd PL 2-3946 PL 3-3082 STLJTHS 13+-H l.L.l DS 66 Where Our Customers Send Their Friends FS -T' For the Eyes and Ears of Central Texans RADIO 8: TELEVISION 4564! 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Residence Business PL Z-6709 PL 3-5387 BOSS CASH LUMBER R. E. O'CONNELL, IR. 2317 Franklin PI.. 3-2571 If You Fail to See Me, We Both Lose Money STORE 1 1 2508 N. Valley Mills Drive V. .T. PEZRDICHI TE AS DGWEQ AND LISP-I-I' Serving Home, Farm, Business, and Industry With Dependable Power and Electric Service BQODEQICK El I-I-NK LUMBER COMPANY Your Friendly Lumber Dealer P T erry, exas PL 9-2431 AUDQA ONEAI. i SHEET MUSIC W BELLMEAD GULF STATION Gulf Accessories Ignition Parts Slip Covers S 8: H Green Stamps 110 South 8th Street R' W. WEBB Bellmead P1 3-9876 Compliments of Ask for I l.l l.L..AS M, DRESS SHOP S A40 Fresh . 2 Fryers A 0 I rr e Fashion Is Our Business 4001 thc' at Your Favorite Grocer P1 3-4291 3314 Bosque Blvd. 6222 C009 F609 FQ? SAA oEoRGE's CHEF TQ!! 4' ,M ,C 27 4 ELG, Q in 'I ,r4. X X31 if , Where Waco Dines 2803 Franklin Ave. Across From the Castle Motel H LE PAR CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 25th Street Community Shopping Center 2.400 Sanger Ave. C ompliment s of DOCTOR STANLEY R. BLOCK Optometrist Iv112S. ,A I-4 IC. li l.i:'b 900 Columbus Avenue PLW9413 SIS I 1:1-Q5 We Serve Home-Cooked Food --LADIES' APPAREL-- and Specialize in Homemade Pies and Cakes for A11 Occasions 505 Austin PL. 3-4271 VETZLQE 'QEEDS SI CDVIXCFK 25th STREET BEAUTY SALON MUSIC CO. Band and Orchestra Instruments 2509 Grim Ave' PL 2'-3011 Repairs - Plating - Lacquering Hair Styling at Its Best Waco' Texas 610 Franklin PL 3-2501 J ' , r . N,- 1 A - , -15 5,1 . .4 - .. A Y 1,4,J,.f-- 111, ,Wig ,,, ., 5 ' 2 f R--f- f. -' w.,--gli V N 1 - , - ., 13 - .7 , H - . . 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