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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

l E 5 f 5 ,J 1 L.m. ,i.lm. ... Editors - - Art ---- Lay-out - - Athletics - Business - - Advisor - - Photography STAFF Peggy Bowen, Kathy Pugh - - - - - - -Catherine Kolar - - - - - - - Carol Lanham -Jeff Farmer, B. H. Hensley - - - - - - - - -Bob O'Brien Zoe Rhine, Jay Donohoe - - - - Sister Mary Jarlath - - Cliff Shelley Studio REICHER CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL WACO, TEXAS HI RH AN 1950 VOLUME IE nEmcAnoN , ,MMM ff MGQKZQWJW 75H0A ff1zfff3Qf?,f,:Zff' My I SCHOOL LIFE CONTENTS SOPHOMORES l 351 f R ADMINISTRATION Seven years ago, Bishop Louis J. Reicher, D. D. , first bishop of the newly formed diocese of Austin, Texas, showed his interest in and concern for the Catholic youth of Waco by encouraging Monsignor J. J. Kearns to build a high school for them. As a very real proof of his interest Bishop Reicher gave 13 acres of ground, the site of the former St. Basi1's College in the northern part of the city, to the Cath olics of Waco for a junior and senior high school to be conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Caron- delet. The name Reicher was this year placed be- fore the original name Catholic High at the request of parents mindful of a debt of gratitude to their bishop. BISHOP LOUIS J. REICHER OF AUSTIN, TEXAS OUR BISHOP AND OUR PASTOR Right Reverend P. A., V. A. , pastor of St. Mary's Church of the Assumption and director of Reicher High, opens the first faculty meeting of the year in his usual warm, friendly man- ner. Monsignorl. J. Kearns, OUR PRINCIPAL AND OUR COUNSELOR The duties of a principal are many and varied, but Sister Magdala remains composed through them all. Chief among her interests is the welfare - spiritual, educational, and phys- ical - of each faculty member and student at Reicher High. SISTER MARY MAGDALA, C.S.J. REVEREND MARK DEERING Father Deering is Reicher High's counselor-at- large, junior and senior religion instructor, and chief rooter at all athletic events. Ds-.., Father Deering, in the name of Monsignor Kearns, presents Sister Magdala with a portrait in color of His Holiness Pope John XXIII. The picture now hangs in the foyer of the school opposite a matching portrait of Bishop Reicher. , WW, 'Presided over by Monsignor I. I. Kearns, ure iacai., -. .s ditation with the Southern Education Associ ation. State or i final preparations for attaining accre on raduation of the first senior class. accreditation was received four years ago up g PARIS OUR LEADERS , , H Pmssrs slsnsns 0 . . . OF SAINT JOSEPH DEV FACULTY orsn LAY ' A A 1 SISTER M V ARGARET RUTH ' Math, Science X V? X s1sTER ALICE 1osEPH1NE - Music. Choral X ,VM X! ,SISTER M. ADRIENNE - Languages .sz gii 1? I, W .. I I VENARD - Social Studies SISTER MARY IARLATH - English, Speech SISTER MARIE 9 SISTER IOSEPHA - Librarian M. I I I i srsTER NOREEN JOSEPH - Business Eduearion MR. JOHN VASEK - Athletics MRS, DONNA SMITH - Girls' P. E. is, .QE-if ie A me gil aw I rw wi-255 25-122.2 2 'Y-fw.wf.fsf S'E:4f2s2rm...+f..1 '?f'f3i:' . img. ,. 'ES . -H1 il I I gy . 1 7? 15 WHEN? gi 4511, 3 3, ht .kzu V k 43 sf if f -f I If - -' E if .Am I ' rlii i i: ,.'1-15.1. Q2e,f'2y':- 'b1.w.:.:2::,11 - MH , , si I-hi.. swf Vfiufzff -- ' 'ffl -',,' f- 'ffi.i: r-f. ': f NH? , 1 wk Eli! Mgiim' l - W... :Cl l'5f5e?f -5 - 1- 13 F-sf? .Off .. -1sf.eg:9.g,:l.1.-'Z ? mu! Af! fl me Wagga V H s A , . Ez? if W Sfwigarlwfr 'Q ,sf ,, 'W 1' 3 . . se. A E. E if f , li -1 'fi ,.52gf,fl3'::'T19ir2i55?27 H ,V '12, Z...QfF1 wr. 1- - 'WW -vi-5342671 .. ,. 1. W Ji-45 5 . - I j X, ,:.l.,, . V Y , ,,,, ? ,'Nif1if?'1'r11lii'?1' Vx ' Q ,,.. 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Mrs, 'i One of the four tick- et-selling centers set up in the gym the night that Operation Stadium was launched by the ever zealous Boosters. fl' I Iiiiiliwifli 1525152 'Z f ' ' L5 .I we CLUB BOOSTER OFFICERS Mr. Mike Kearney, Pres. 5 Mr. John Full- bright, V-Pres. g and Mr. Ed Jarvis, Sec. - Treas. g study the blue- prints of the new foot- ball stadium they are having built on the north end of the cam- pus. The stadium will be ready for the '60 season. MOTHERS The Mothers Club interrupts its meeting to be photographed Mrs. Wm. John son, Pres. Cstand ingy with her fel low officers, Mrs B. Callaway, Mrs E. Dulak, and Mrs. S. Saftle are in the foreground 'Hlklfzlf By word and picture these pages show that the education received at Reicher High School is firmly based on the accepted objectives of Catholic education proposed by the National Catholic Educational Association. 131 . . . TO DEVELOP SOCIAL-MINDED CATHOLICS Gus Rioja, exchange student from Bolivia, locates his na- tive country for Sister M. Ven- ard and some of his Sociology classmates. These Junior English scholars agree that a check-up in the halls is cheaper than a check-up in class. Evelyn Matusik, positive in her thinking, shows Mr. Vashek in 7th grade arithmetic that really the prob- In World History one learns the truth of the saying that history only repeats itself and people never really li confidence arehe change. . and se - . Y 35 'S Poise A b Catherine Ta 6 mbme displwe yeecli class 10 Con Hfgiiemkiscb oi Dirnes. 'O . TO DEVELOP C ULTURED CATHOLICS Latin II students feel that conquering and dividing Gaul was probably easier than studying about it. MQW s as nz m Weil-lettered, ori inai osters from the ens of the art ciass kee facuit and students abreast S P P P Y d activities. Sister Mary Agnetta studies Curtis Lanham's retreat poster. with Reicher High needs an Carol Lanham and Frank F r advanced Algebra in re13.tiO1'1sh' IP to the school-5 total em 11 U1 er O U 0 ment. Pperclagsmen taking itch dernonstrat b e Y the theory of sets the nu b f . . . TO DEVELOP INTELLIGENT CATHOLICS Carole Mostyn and Karen Johnson are busily decorating heir classroom board, at the same time showing that even Christmas is not complete without Geometry. Balancing their budgets in later life should be a simple matter for these boys in Sister Nor- een Joseph's bookkeeping class. Harriet Isaacs learns to write conversa- tional Spanish with the aid of Leo Rodriquez. A While demonstrating the vital importance of dissection, biology stu- dents prove that the earth worm is typical both in- ternally and externally of its class and phyla. Latin III students rise to Father Leddy's challenge to brave the elements of Cicero. Sister Margaret Ruth explains to these general science students that the principle of the inclined plane is fundamental in their study. . . TO DEVELOP VOCATIONALLY PREPARED CATHOLICS The complexity, functions, and the care of the human heart are studied by the freshman boys. . . . TO INSTILL A CORRECT NOTION OF THE DIGNITY OF MAN -.4 Words fly faster than touch as Stevie checks Bill Matthew's speed on the electric typewriter. Accuracy. Patience and precision mus be acquired Qif they are not already pos- sessedj before experiments will bear out the truths of scientific theories. :arf S51 ar-'wwuxss . . TO DEVELOP AMERICAN CATHOLICS Self-knowledge is as important to a nation as it is to an individual. Learning of our American heritage assures a brighter future. The young Homemakers have learned well the tricks of the trade in contriving an attractive center piece. Other arrangements also helped to make festive the cafeteria for Parent Night. . TO STRESS THE DIGNITY OF WORK h nvent, the Enclosure - please With the last dish and piece of silverware transported to t e new co keep out sign marking the temporary home o f the Sisters, can be removed and these girls can make use of Reicher High's excellent Home Ec suite. PRAISE THE LORD OF CREATION IN SONG Under the capable direction of Sister Alice Josephine, the three Glee Club groups, senior high, ninth grade, and junior high, annually present a Christ mas and a Spring Concert. In addition to these public per- formances, the choral classes study Music Appreciation and, ofcourse, sing for the pure pleasure of singing! Beginnings are here made for a superb Senior Chorus in the future What's the matter, girls, can't you wait till the tennis courts are completed? Mrs. Smith seems just as eager as the girls she instructs. ... ro DEVELOP PHYSICAL FITNESS So THAT THE y BODY MAY BE A WORTHY HELPMATE OF THE SOUL High set-ups and a spirit of coopera- tion usually result in a good volleyball team. , iiffzisri Peggy Brown shows her team- mates that sinking a field goal is as easy as rolling off a log. flnish gives these sophs a chance to expend some of their physical ener- y. A race to the A physically fit boy is a healthy boy and what better way to test that physical fitness than to do 30 push-ups in succession Qiwwxx X MW,kA, ffw x iii? ssxf S' 5M-. Q' Q X A X ,ff x X li N f 9? a f f ka i: V F , , Q ii NI? I fwFW3Vw . 'Nwkww -Gwfy Q 3 V y X We A WWMP 1 New f 'X A 'wmmgwm Nwwwxw N X N N X W wwwmymww aw Qs , .W ,M X NWWQ Q' M ' ,Naam A, . RHS STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Reicher High provides by delegated author- ity an opportunity for students to preserve democracy by experienc- ing self-government. Each home- room sends its representative to the weekly meetings where with the Council officers they serve as a planning board to coordinate student activities. They promote leader- ship, school spirit, and social af- fairs on the all -school level as do the individual groups of officers for their respective classes or home- rooms. During the past year the Student Council sponsored the annual home- coming activities, arranged several assemblies - the first of which ac- quainted the student body with each of the school organizations and their purposes - gave a picnic for the faculty, and raised funds for the purchase of a beautiful cibo- rium for the new convent chapel. 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To their left are Charles Husbands, Allen Biederrnann, and Torn Cordaro, senior officers. Seated on the steps fcenterj are the freshman officers: Charles Hand, Tom Frank, Bill Maloy and Karen Par- do. Seated on chairs to the right are jeff Farmer and Joe Bradley with junior class President Olin Gwynne behind and Pat Stoltze on the steps. LEADERS Teaching religion every Sunday night to thirty boys and girls at the Waco State Home proves a challeng- ing but profitable experience for the Sodalists. BER SODALITY ouR LADY Admiring the basket which won first place in the Thanksgiving food drive are Sodality officers: Catherine Kolar, V-Pref. 5 Charles Tusa, Treasurerg and Bill Matthews, Pre- fect. Ann Watford, Sec- retary, is missing from the picture. TO JESUS THROUGH MARY . . . Knowledge of religion is limited but the children's desire to learn is a compensation. BREAD OF LIFE Daily Mass during the Retreat was a privilege and afforded an opportunity for the daily recep- tion of Holy Com- munion. . TO DEVELOP SPIRITUALLY VIGOROUS CA THOLICS A noon -hour chat revealed that even a Retreat has its lighter moments. Colonel Wm. I. Clasby and Colonel Edw. Chess Reicher High was privileged to have for Retreat Master, Father Wm. I. Clasby, Air Force Colonel and nationally known youth work- er. Father Clasby's official position is Assistant to the Chief of Air Force Chaplains, in Washington, D.C. Father Ed Chess, Chaplain at Waco's 12th Air Force Headquarters assisted Father Clasby by being available for personal counseling between conferences. .,,,.,.a,,fs m JUNIOR FRIENDS, ROMANS. . . Ronnie Taylor poses in the Roman toga with which he hopes to win the right to represent RHS in the contest at the stare I. C. L. convention at Port Arthur, CLASSICAL LEAGUE With an active membership af nearly 40 students, the I.C.L. is the school's largest club. Monthly meetings, a candlelighting induction cere- mony, a slave auction, a Saturnalia celebration, con- tests in art, poster making, and vocabulary excellence are all a part of its agenda. Here President Ed Pugh dis- cusses the I.C.L. scrapbook with fellow officers Ronnie Chauviere, Nancy Stogdill and Judy Hunke. Togflfed freshmen ' aPPf211se the - ' posters b in the school contest. Su muted Freshman lassies Pfelmfe for the an- nual slave auction lnitiating them into the J.C. L. SERVICE IS THEIR GCAL The Catholic Students' Mission Crusade is an organization common to all Catholic schools. Its motto - Prayer, Study and Sacrifice sparks the efforts of the officers in furthering the mis- sionary activities of their fellow students. In addition to a weekly mission collection, the officers plan the annual Hearts for Japan Day to assist the Japanese missions of the Sisters of St. Joseph. The officers are Regina Moncus, Treas urerg Ed Jarvis, Vice President, Bob Landon, President, and Teresa Todaro, Secretary. Community, national, and international needs are the concern of the Junior Red Cross. It held . weekly meetings, served at the district Red Cross Center and entertained at the V.A. hospital. Rosa- lyn Green, Sheila Scanio and Marie Bezdek are the current officers of the 'flirt Want a bus chartered, a dance sponsored, school spir- it roused, or game posters made? Just contact Cheer- leaders Chuck Flood, Barbara Williams, Tim Tate, Kay Herring, Floyd Davis, Karen Johnson, or Bill Wachsmann. group. HSP!! K -- 'M , : ,, i ax Chromcax swf oi me Cong . ham tis Um and Cu: . 1 sulfef Line MMHSUR' Am r R Emes ci nevJSPape ' Kohn Misha ,DS io: a Prime discuss Then PM PUBLICATIONS Cougar Clippings prove quite a conversation piece for these seniors. Jimmy shows his favgrite article to Malachi and Zoe. 'A iff H95 15 t while Chr RhO3H P1131 d accoun s jay Donohoe totals the a -tes 3 check for the photographer ' rien wrl ness mallagef BOb O B Zoe Rhine ac- cepts a down pay- ment from Everett Shubert and Carol Broadway of the 7th grade. Kathy Pugh and Peggy Bowen joy fully complete a tremendous job - edit ing the yearbook. YEARBOOK STAFF Too busy to say cheese are Carol Lanham, Kathy Pugh, Peggy Bowen, jeff Farmer, B. H. Hens- ley and Catherine Kolar. With the assistance of Sis- ter M. Iariath, these six worked daily during a morning study period to publish the 1960 Chi-Rhoan With initiation's anxiety at a close these boys calmly await Coach Vasek's brief talk on the goals of the Letter- man organization. ww Kay, Barbara, and Karen hang on to their new jackets, the reward of a year's cheering. Coaches Vasek and Finn proudly receive their jackets from Father Mark Deering who congratulates them on a successful football season. Proud papa's and their sons line-up for chow at the barbe- que honoring the Cougars at LETTERMAN CLUB Slimes are welcomed into the inner-sanctum by the Letterman officers. ATHLETES ALL the Close of the gridiron Sea' After a hearty barbeque dinner, son. picture. Getting busted ends the initia tion week with a Big Bang. For outstanding athletes, the Letterman Club under the presidency of Tom Cordaro promotes unity and sportsman ship between athletic teams. these men take time out to pose for a COUGAR ATHLETIC BANQUET TO THE VICTOR BELONGS THE SPOILS walter Hackett, Baylor s de fensive line coach, gives some vi- tal polnters showmg the worth of football. ENTHUSIASTS Father Clasby, an Air Force Colonel, comments on the duties of the parents of today in molding the leaders of tomorrow. Parents of the football players attend the annual Booster -sponsored banquet honoring their sons. ' 5,ff f f, 'f' l '5fi,MQi?l! .Q--Zivl-i ff:-f-f'Z-:mms-'illffltiitffiw THE CHALLENGE OF COMPETITION Winners in the Reicher High speech contest are on their way to compete in the Waco High Forensic tournament, where Bob Moore and Pat Beckham went to the finals. Jim Rushing, Mark Knapp, Charles Husbands and Ed Pugh convincingly and successfully debated the resolution: Should labor unions have more government control? at the annual Baylor Forensic Competition. Through training boys and girls in the use of all types of books, the Library Club, under the direction of Sister Iosepha, helps to pro- vide improved library service. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in this highly regarded organization is based on character, scholarship, leadership and service. Candidates are named by the faculty each spring and at the close of the following semester the election takes place. A formal induction ceremony was held in April when five seniors, charter members last year, welcomed the new members to their ranks. Pictured above are the new members: Margie Matus, Ann Watford, Bill Mostyn, Tom Cordaro, Charles Tusa, Bob Moore, Ed Maciula, Ernest ine Matustik, Teresa Todaro, Allen Biedermann, Lynne Jones, Carol Lanham, Jerry Myers, and Robert Bush. r 1 N MANUEL ALEMAN JCL 1-2 -3g Letterman s Club 2-3 -45 Basketball 1 -2 -3 -43 Baseball 1 -2 - 3-4g Football 1-2-3-4g Sodality 1-2. Manuel ALLEN BIEDERMANN SENIORS Senior Class Presidentg Honor Roll 2-3-45 Football 1-2 -3-4g Letterman's Club 4g JCL 1-2g Sodality 1-23 CSMC Presi- dent 3g Student Council Rep- resentative 1. PSSEY PEGGY BOWEN National Honor Society Student Council Secretary 4g Co- Editor of CHI-RHOAN 4, staff 35 Sodality 1-23 JCL 1-2 -3g Class Of- ficer 3-4g Honor Roll 1-2-314g Homecoming Queen 4, Attendant 2-39 Cheerleader 1-2-3g Glee Club 2-3-45 March of Dimes Chairman 4. 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Denis FLOYD DAVIS Sodality lg ,TCL 1-2g Co-Editor Nobis Tibi 25 Glee Club 3-4g Lettermanfs Club 1-2 -3 -4g Cheerleader 43 Foot- ball Manager 1-2 -35 Basketball 1-2. SENIORS C HARLES F. DOUGHERTY Sodality 1-2 -3 -43 Football 35 JCL 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 1 -2-3 -4. Ernest ERNEST DULAK Sodality 1-2g Class President 25 Stu- dent Council Representative 3g JCL 1-2g Letterman 's Club 2-3 -4g Foot- ball 2-3 -4. Charles ROSEMARY EBERHART Sodality 2-33 CHI -RHOAN Staff 4g JCL 1-2 -3g Prom Attendant 3g Glee Club 1-2 -3 -4g Student Council Representative 2g Class Officer 19 Cougar Chronical Staff 4. STEVIE HERNANDEZ. National Honor Society Sodality 1-2-3 -4, Officer 33 May Queen 35 JCL 1-2 -3, Officer 2g Nobis Tibi Business Managerg Honor Roll 1-2 -3 -4g Class Officer 1-35 CSMC Officer 3g Glee Club 1-2- 3-43 Cougar Chronical Staff 1-2- 3-4g Youth Safety Council Repre- sentative 2-Bg Volleyball 2-4. r mm DON HERRING Transfer student from Waco Highg Honor Roll 45 Letter- man's Club 45 Football 4g Track 4g Baseball 4g Glee Club 4g Red Cross Representa tive 4. ,: . 'u r' gf Stevie CHARLES HUSBANDS Class Officer l-4g JCL lg Sophomore and Junior Years at Kemper Military Schoolg Cougar Staff 43 Football lg Basketball lg Biddy Ball Coach 4. MALAC HI I. KELLY Senior transfer student from Waco Highg Choral 43 Biddy Bal1 Coach 4g Football 4. Charles SENIORS Mark MARK KNAPP JCL 3-45 Nobis Tibi staff 3. 1 960 Ei . F52 ,5 if 4 A .. W 195,65 'N iw' Q N wits it X im QR? wa x ',k, nz .. ., gp- W W 5' 2 55' 9 :li fn' r , ' f,gf 3 ., --ii x x,.,: , . ...., .. :,.: ..,,, qygr A VE 1 Y? 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SENIORS Margie MARGIE MATUS CSMC Treasurer 3: JCL 1-2 -35 Honor Roll 1-2 -3 -4g Cheerleader lg Glee Club 2-3 -45 Volleyball 1-2 BILL MOST YN Sodality 3-4g JCL 1-2 -49 Honor Roll 1-2 -4g Business Manager Cou- gar Chronical 43 Football 1-2-3- Bill 4g Letterman's Club 4g Glee Club 3-4. 1 960 Jerry BOBBY O 'BRIEN Sodality 45 CHI -RHOAN Staff 4g Glee Club 3-43 Football 35 Prom Committee 3. v 1' - f JERRY MYERS Honor Roll 4g Homecoming Court 45 CHI -RHOAN staff 4g Cougar Chronical Staff 4g Glee Club 3-45 JCL 3g Prom Committee 3g Volleyball 3-4 Bobby JAMES PETTY Student Council Representative 45 bl man's Club 2-3-4, Vice President 4g Baseball 2-3-45 Football 2-3-4 Prom General Manager 3. KATHY PUGH National Honor Society CHI -RHOAN Co-Editor 4, Staff 3g Sodality 1 -2 -3-4, Secretary 3g Student Council Treasurer 3g JCL l -2 -3-4, Secretary 29 Nobis Tibi Co- Editor 23 Cougar Chronical Staff 1 -2 -3 -45 Cheerleader lg Honor Roll l-2 -3 -4g Glee Club 2-3 -4g Prom Attendantg Volleyball 1-2-3-4g TV Safety Council Representa- tive 3. JCL l-2-3g Class Officer 2g Letter- I im ' L 5 - , E , , . , s is W? 4 V -1. l . . . aa, .v,..s,. x..a,r.v . - l ,rr ,,rr o,t: -is - A , V .asr.gL,r5l,,,,..,.r-as i. .. of .. .s f ' 1 Z r .a ,. no Q L, ss,,, 'r i, ., C S Z Kathy Gus GU ST AVO RIOIA Exchange student from Riberalta, Boliviag Football 4. 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K S xg- T f M 3 . :eg ff ,,, KK Sandra . F 'YQ ' Mew' f' W ..,, gil xi E SENIORS Jerry , l :Au :waz Mwst Iohn 1 960 W ,, .. , - , page fffW1 M l A-fr -W f, r was V- - - 1 fi' . ' F: zfs2rgg2gmrgsQz 1: 1-f:f: . i ::, ifgikiki .E- 1'1?S2.:. ir.'5r 5731- . 1554-'M A -,.. .5 g J 'gr Ann JOHN SPLITTS ANN SUTTER Sodality l -25 JCL 1 -2 -3 -45 Cheerleader 23 Cougar Chron ical Editor 4g Nobis Tibi Cir- culation Manager 2g Basket- ball Queen 2g Glee Club 2- 3-45 Prom Committee 3. JOHN LEE SHIRLEY John PATRICK SULLIVAN RAYMOND VRBA IR Baseball 3-4g Letterman's Club 3-43 Glee Club 4. Bill K SENIORS BILL WACHSMANN Sodality 1-25 JCL 1-23 Football 1-2- Bg Cheerleader 4g Baseball 1. Raymond JOHN WILKINS National Honor Society Student Council President 45 Sodal ity 1-25 JCL l-2, Officer 25 Nobis Tibi Staff 2g Honor Roll 3-45 Class Officer 35 Letterman's Club 1-2-3 45 All -State Football 45 Cen-Tex Football Team 45 Basketball 1-2- 3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Football 1- 2-3-4, Co-Captain 4. 4. 2Ei5?fWM6Q EDWARD YOUNG Sodality 15 JCL 1-2-3. BARBARA JEAN WILLIAMS CHI-RHOAN Staff 35 Cougar Chronical staff 3-45 JCL 45 Cheerleader 45 Homecoming Court 45 Glee Club 3-45 Forensic Club 45 TV Safety Council Representative 45 Basketball Queen 4. Ed X13 ? C05 base Sgv en boils when they becinandez 5 S wmuns T T ' e915 ago 'ne S' He MOSWH S dal! SDC 7 a - Z- Rm , lak, B the clockwwe- YOW. E. DU GXYY5 ' - lsi ' BOYS Bois? Davis. an ' CLASSMA TES FIRST THROUGH TWELFTH Twelve years ago these nine graduates formed the nucleus of the initial first grade at the new St. Mary's School. Six years ago they eagerly inaugurated the first seventh grade class at Cath olic High School. Now they claim the honor of being their school 's fourth senior class and the first to graduate from REICHER Catholic High School. They are Qstarting from the topj Iirn Petty, Floyd Davis, Tom Cordaro, Bill Mostyn Ernest Dulak, Denis Crenwelge, John Wilkins, Camille Cimo, and Stevie Hernandez. Collectively, this group has spent the grand total of 9720 days at Catholic High in addition to another 9720 at St. Mary's. . yy ra 1 elg and seven gms nie the S1151 rlmyge R EbemaiclarO D Ctenw 15 1 f 1 01 n oL1N GWYNNF JEFF FARMER JUNIORS J .. . F, Q:m,fz,,ff5?A ff ww - :',:f5g5: ' J ' ' ' PT 651 em V105 Prwdent f 323- - ssfsiissiggiaiaii 5 5 1. .V vw, I,w'5Fg55q?Wff -L53 ,F Q , 'W 'iam fs: Secretary Treasurer TERRY ADAMS FRANK FRITCH IOE ALEMAN MARIE BEZDEK PAT CHARETTE JAMES DONOHOE ROSELYN GREEN PATRICIA BECKHAM ROBERT BUSH MIKE COLLINS TOM DOUGHTY BILL HEARON A IOAN BERGER DEAN CARRIGAN GAIL DOHERTY RICHARD FABBRE B. H. HENSLEY KAY HERRINC ED JARVIS JUNIORS H d . 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A lww H A between-classes v1s1t to the Blessed Sacrament helps freshmen ad Just to high school respons1b1l1t1es FRESHM EN James Barton Glenn Biedermann C arol Boyd Brenda Brown Dennis Carrigan Davis Chauviere Joann Crenwelge Donna Dougherty Robert Dudley Louis Duron Mary Espinoza Steve Espinoza FRESHMEN Gearld Eaton Stanley Everett Y ,ffffeffw James Frank Single file in the corridors doesn 't make wooden Indians of Mary J. Hearon, David Nem- mer, Carolyn Hunt, and Robert Dudley. Joyce Goeke Christopher Grover Charles Hand Mary Jane Hearon James Hicks Richard Honton Carolyn Hunt Carol Ann Jones Linda Klein Larry Kousal Terri Mahr Bill Maloy Douglas Matthews Malcolm Mitchell Claire Moncus Torn Myers David Nemmer Bobby Nowlin John Otis Karen Pardo Brian Pilot FRESHMEN John Pugh Dale Smith John Strong C atherine T ate W ayne T od ar John Trent Pat Walker Marilyn White Maye Zalman za ? k Gary Callaway Sandra C ampbell Annie C aptillo Mary Kay Coleman Rose Ann Dicorte Kay Donohoe Patsy Dulak Mary Lynne Easter Carol Ellsworth Allen Arthur Frances Arthur Clare Barton Andrea Berger Nancy Bettinger Margaret Boger Pat Bowen Roger Bowers Elizabeth Braden John Broadway Susan Bukala Patricia Bush EIGHTH GRADE Sharon Engelke Jenny Farmer Tom Fickey Don Finn Tom Fritch Bernard Gradel Nancy Hoffman David House EIGHTH GRADE Eugene Miller Jay Molloy Terry Moncus Pauline Montoya James Muhl Pat Mulligan Frank O 'Hagan Jesse Ortiz Victoriano Ortiz Terry Pardo Susan Peterson Gary Petty Pat Incardona Anita Jacobs Chesney Jarvis Gaylord Knapp Frank Laird Steve Landon James Langlotz Mary F. Lopez John Malloy W9h...Ws Douglas Phelan Rufus Prados Pat Richey John Roberson Dolores Rodriquez Saundra Rosenberry Us 5 1i1s,fsiT WS EIGHTH GRADE James Ross John Ruiz Patricia Saffle Billy Schroeder Roger Schultz John Scott Mike Sharp Diane Simon Charles Sulak Pat Sullivan Ken Taylor Barbara Thompson James Tighe Edward Traywick Henry Veselka Barbara Vitopil Constance Walker Eddie Warford David Williams Jacqueline Wooley Charles Brunjes C atherine C amuel Terry Carmichael C atherine Chisholm Dennis Christopherson Linda Christopherson Mary Ann Cleveland Julia Ann Concilio Ann Cordaro Roger Crozat Cynthia Davis Frank DeLeon Thomas Dobyns Nancy East James Fennelly Linda Fisher Anita Freeland Gloria Garcia Gregory George Kathryn Girardo SEVENTH GRADE Clifford Horsak Margaret Hutyra Susan Johnson Mike Kearney Carol Keller I udith Klein Ronald Knapp Louise Kozaczka Donald Kramer Mary Alice Lopez I ames Machos Kenneth Maggard SEVENTH GRADE Steven Morris Michael Mostyn Mary Nell Narovec James Neslony Monty Mah: Molly Maloy Richard Matthews Kathleen M anus Evelyn M atustik Sue McDonald Michael McGee Mary Sue Moore Susan Moore Eugene O'Gorman Mary Ann Ortiz Julia Ann Patton George Paulk Paul Pizzo Gary Pulvermacher Sylvia Ramirez Michael Ream Harvey Richey Lani Roberts Susan Scanio Thomas Schultz SEVENTH GRADE Ruth Scott Everett Shubert Donald Stark William Stoume Keith Tadlock Robert Terry Joe Tighe John Tormey John Wallace Olene Walts Jeff Ward George Williams , N The team crash onto the field through a vivid draw- ing of their mascot - a fierce cougar. Morning Mass attended by faculty, students, and alumni, the decorating of cars, a parade, a glorious victory over REICHER Sparked by good ground attacks, the Cougars won their third Homecoming against rival Central Catholic 36-16. The exciting victory was shared , , , by a record number of loyal fans. Peggy Bowen, happy and smil- ing, is crowned by captain John Wilkins. As her proud father watches, Ernest Dulak, co-captain, waits to present her with a souve- nir football signed by the team. Central made the first Reicher -sponsored Homecoming a memorable day. H OM EC OMING GOOD DANCE . . . GOOD TIME Sail on! Cougars, the theme of the Homecoming was carried out quite effectively from the boat in the gym to the water fountain in the entrance. Various tableaux f for d mm Phe Nativit t Cagie the background for the Christi? Cry rata sung by the senior h. h S narrated by hm Rushing' 18 Chorus and SevZL1g1PFliram.wasnopened by a group of 8 e girls singing Christmas Folk 'rh the cast and stage crew of the senior Mr. Henry Snider, a Waco Civic Theater leader, meers wi play, And Then Came Spring, which he directed. Clockwise, starting with Mr. Snider are: Ed Ma ciula, Peggy Bowen, Charles Husbands Qstandingj, Mark and Richard Knapp, Jerry and Larry Schroeder Ann Sutter, Barbara Williams, john Shirley, Charles Dougherty, Allen Biederrnann, Stevie Hernandez ' b hart, and Bill Mostyn. Carol Lanham, Sandra Sharpe, Rosemary E er THE PLAY'5 THE THING , H T iwwwsrgs 'L Y ' 7 - W, M ,, ,,,r,,.5.irs CAMPUS VIEWS z i 5 St. Anne's Convent, the most recent addition to the school plant was begun last summer and ready for oper- ation Big Move in February. Matching the school in style and structure, the L-shaped building provides the i Sisters with a beautiful and comfortable home just west of the school on Windsor Avenue. 5 E Reicher High School proudly crests one of the highest spots in Waco. An athletic stadium, on me not ur west end of the school property, will be ready for use next fall. The stadium will accommodate 4000 per- SOHS. REICHER CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL FROM THE REAR. PARENT NIGHT A chance to see for themselves what their sons and daughters do five or six hours a day, five days a week was given to parents during National Catholic Education Week. Parent Night was attended by nearly 200 adults eager to inspect the work exhibited in each of the class rooms and to meet the faculty. What better career man to be among God's chosen ones! A student directs the attention of two guests to a vocation display depicting the activities of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Student guides conducted guests to the various displays and exhibits while the Home Ec class provided a delight- ful pause that refreshes in the cafeteria. Creative thinking is essential to progress. Aerospace Education as visualized by the Air Force would emphasize the need for more and more ideas. AIR FORCE DAY The U. S. Air Force last November afforded Reicher High students the opportunity of seeing an actual Bomarc missile, of learning how it is operated, and of realizing that the more ideas the better means that man's intellect is still one of his most precious possessions. Sister Magdala, principal, accepts a minia- ture Bomarc missile for the school's trophy case. Students listen attentively as an Air Force officer explains the basic principles involved in the atomic- powered rocket exhibited on the campus. ROQZTZISZEEEN PR OM QUEEN SUE Ig.1i?5fI1IOBE PATRICIA BECKHAM CARZTEHLTETYN Y Q CATHECISFIZEHKOLAR ANN WARFORD SENIOR MOODS AND MOMENTS The life ofa senior is one of mixed e- motion - joy at the thought of graduation, reluctance at the thought of leaving it all. The first official act of the class last Sep- tember was to have their rings blessed by Monsignor Kearns following a Mass at St. Mary's Church. On this occasion Monsignor disclosed to the seniors that Catholic High was to be called Reicher Catholic High in honor of Bishop Louis J. Reicher of Austin. Monsignor Kearns congratulates Bill Wachsmann as he gives him his newly blessed ring. I Q g ig Ae 9 4333? 18? -12 x2 52 Y is iii i, Eg IE Sf! 3Sgif 242 mf az 5 YQ sz 5 N , Sl 2 2 4 A s 1 S 1 5 1 1 I x... , . :.. gy 1 mf M 5,113.32 as , 'W is Q Q- E A gi I Q if 1 X J 3 M '? f ff Q 1 x ' s' ' Pg 5 i w Ma w', sw!5,. 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Johnny Martin, Manuel Aleman, Pat Stoltze, All-Stater Johnny Wilkins, Olin Gwynne, and Bill Ficke handled the bulk of the ball carrying for the Cougars. The quarterbacks' handoff to the fullback is dem- onstrated by Malachi Kelly, Torn Husbands, Bobby Landon, Ernest Dulak, Ed Pugh, and Charles Tusa. Load up, and the Cougars are off to do battle with the Midway Panthers. Coach Vasek reminds the seniors of the re- sponsibilities diat are theirs in leading the Cou- gars this year. COUGARS Speed and alertness marked RHS guards, J. I. Muhl, Jim Petty, Bill Lamb, Dean Caperton, Jim Rushing, Robert Donnellan, Charles Rhodes, Ed Go, team! Loyal students invade St. Mark's territory fDallasj, to help the Cougars defeat the Lions. Maciula, and Al Biedermann. We'll use a six-one-four defense with the . . . says Cougar ends are as good as the best with Jeff Farmer, Frank Fritch, Tom Cordaro, Bob Moore, Robert Braden, and Charles Langlotze doing the receiving. like head coach Iohn Vasek as he and assistant coach John Finn plan strategy at a typical pregame conference. And they say linemen are dumb! Surely these Cougar tack les, Bill Williams, Bill Mostyn, Gene Leuschner, Don Herring, Dale Stark, Richard Jarrell, Tom Honton, Mike Kelly, and B. H. Hensley have intelligent facesl ll .. Jeff Farmer picks up yardage after catching a needed pass. Ernest Dulak fakes a pass and rolls around left end for a gain against Jesuit of Dallas. GRIDIRON Gwynne hands to Dulak on a punt return against Central Catholic. Bob Landon shows the fine points of running the draw play against Central's defense. MOMENTS The Cougar defense tightens up to hold back a Jesuit runner. Wilkins' specialty - the dive play - was well used in the Jesuit game. Faking a handoff to Bobby Landon, Dulak and Stoltze run around end. Not this time, says Charles Tusa as he brings down a Midway runner with Olin Gwynne ready to assist. i ibwl action are lfrgniigwfgjusalj Maciula Kei? Braden Laflglotze Hemi Y a r l-lontfn and Todan csiilxl and Donnell-an wack Io . Guy' O ' Rushing' M' K C...O...U may be a long, slow way to spell anything as fast as the Cougars, but it's a yell that the team loves to hear. Re- sponsible for rousing enthusiasm at the games were Tim Tate, Kay Herring, Bubba Davis, Barbara Williams, Bill Wachsrnann, Karen John son, and Chuck Flood. g ym: 1 nu. WILLfAMS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS , CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS JEFF FARMER IOE OUGA BOBBY LANDON SEASON 'RECORD 29 China Springs 45 St. Edward's 46 St. Edward's 45 Midway 46 Abbott 49 Valley Mills 53 Mexia X51 Hillsboro 30 Mexia 61 Rosebud 42 West 55 Gatesville 54 McGregor 67 Chilton 64 Rosebud 68 Mart ' 51 Hamilton 32 Hubbard 63 Grosbeck 46 Hubbard B 56 Mart 58 Hubbard 51 Laneri 23 Hillsboro 48 Laneri 35 Jesuit 36 Hamilton 68 St. John's 45 Jesuit 40 Hubbard 60 Kirwin '43 St. Thomas wms 21 , 'I I Lossfs CA GERS OLIN GWYNNE JOHN WILKIN S CHARLES TUSA aaching for the Bill Williams ws high for two 1st Hubbard. Vilkins' aim Lracted by .ent as he :ket in the lship game. HARDWOOD ACTION Two to one is really not fair! The game 1S played Wllih a ball Johnny' Coach Finn h1s Cougars before the Laneri game. Two more in the side pocket! Open moujzh and insert ball! Where ya goin', Jeff? Coach John Finn proudly displays the trophy won in the Marlin tournament by Charles Tusa, Johnny Wil- kins, Bill Williams, Jeff Farmer, Joe Bradley and Bob Landon. COUGAR CAGERS The Reicher Cougars initiated Coach John Finn into the ranks of high school basketball mentors by compiling an excellent 21 - 11 rec- ord. During this 1960 season, they par- ticipated in the Connally, the Hub- bard, the Marlin, and the State qsan Antonioj tournaments. The biggest achievement of the hard -wood season was taking the Hubbard tournament. In the championship game they came from behind to beat the host team, Hubbard, 58 - 39. The Cougars also won the consolation title in the Marlin tournament by trimming Chilton 67 - 38. TEAM STATISTICS Field F. T. F. T Games Goals A. M. Total Average Jeff Farmer 30 240 150 95 575 19. 2 Joe Bradley 31 138 67 42 318 10. 4 John Wilkins 29 119 112 63 301 10. 4 Bill Williams 31 73 161 95 241 8.3 Bob Landon 31 38 37 18 94 3. 1 Charles Tusa 15 6 17 8 20 1. 3 Ieff Farmer - high point man in Central Texas basketball with 575 points and winner of the sports- manship award from the 1960 Texas Catholic lnter- scholastic League basketball tournament - is a boy to remember since he has one more year at RHS and you'll be hearing his name during that year. HIGH-POINT MAN BASKETBALL SWEETHEART Each team in the annual Hubbard Invitational Tournament was represented by a previously elected Basketball Sweet- heart. From these fourteen girls a group of judges selected a queen ffrom Groesbeckj, and two princesses one of whom was RHS's Barbara Williams. TEAM Fifteen players, a coach and a couple of managers - that's what it takes to make a basket- ball team. When John Finn is the coach, Carri- gan and Jarvis the mana- Fritch, Farmer, Williams Bradley, Wilkins, Landon ey, Smith, Frank, Chau- ers, the result is a tourn- ament championship and a 21 - 11 season record. gers, and Gwynne, Sharp, Aleman, Husbands, Fick- viere, and Tusa the play- ENTER . , , RHS TRACK y W 1960 brought a new l sport to the athletic de- l partment. Cougar track- l men participated in meets at Taylor, lrving, Glen 4 Rose, Killeen, Valley Mills, and in the Stare y Track Meet at the Uni- p versity of Dallas. N l - ' epate . Gwynng , QUDXOY n pr . h more, and Olin y , Mget. Sommy Maitgyosctgleornnnlng resifonsibilitll at me Klueen iq ulcler n'lOS p ro S O p QBASEBALL Horsrurs TAKE ME our TO THE BALL GAME JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS V. .l. .C. .T. .O. .R. .Y Animated, enthusuastic and loyal, the junior high cheerleaders, Patty Bowen, Pat Walker, Carol Boyd, Io- Ann Crenwelge, Brenda Brown, and Claire Moncus never missed a game! Steve Landon gains much -needed yard- age against Drane of Corsicana. The game was played on the Cougar home field. These boys not only remained undefeated but also captured the Diocesan trophy: Horsak, Schubert, Stark, Callaway, Matthews, Hernandez, Bradley, George, Henry, Schroeder, Williams, Veselka, first row. Christopherson, McGee, Brunjes, Sulak, Paulk, Scott, Roberson, Tighe, Kearney, Machos, Landon, Coach Greco, second row. Finn, I. Ortiz, V. Ortiz, Muhl, Langlotze, J. Tighe, Malloy, Richey, Fickey, third row. The Junior High Cougars coached by Kenneth Koechig include C. Hand, Pugh, Carrigan, Mat- thews, Hicks, Strong, Nemmer, first row. Espinoza, manager, Maloy, Honton, Landon, Malloy, I. Ortiz, Langlotze, Muhl, Myers, manager, second row. Fickey, Todar, Frank, I. Tighe, Mul- ligan, V. Ortiz, Finn, third row. CUBS NOW . . . COUGARS LATER Basketball players at least the kind that make good Cougars in later years - don't just happen. Hours, days, weeks, even years of patient prac tice with ball and basket are required. Xi. Nw if Q N 9,1 1 mf 1. v kwa! M X K V 2 7 Q XXXX jx W fr ff ff X X X M f PATRONS Sally Aleman Claudia Aleszek Juan C. Almanza Armstrong Service Station Capt. Gerald E. Arons Frances Arthur Mr. and Mrs. R, A, Arthur Auze1l's Fabrics Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Avent Gus Barton James Barton Mr. R. P. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Milan Bartos Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Barragar Mr. and Mrs. Jack Basquette Mrs. Ed Bauerle, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Beckham Bellmead Variety Robert Benedittine Mr. and Mrs. W. Bennetzen Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berger Mr, and Mrs. I. F. Berger Bernice's Dress Shop Mrs. Bruce R. Bettinger Don Bettinger Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Biedermann Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bilheimer Mr. and Mrs. Geo J. Binder Bobby and Owl Capt. and Mrs. P.M. Boger Mrs. J. L. Bolfing C. H. Bornhorst Mrs. Marshall Boyd Elizabeth Braden Robert Braden Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley Rev. R. A. Brennan Mr, and Mrs. J. L, Broadway The John Broadway Family Bland T. Brown Mr. and Mrs. R, A, Brown Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Brunjes Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Buckner Mrs. M. J. Bukala Mr. and Mrs. Havard Burleigh Mr. and Mrs, Sam L. Busby Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bush Bruce Callaway B. E. Campbell Mr. B. J. Camuel Gordon Camuel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carmichael, Ir Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Carrigan Mrs. J. C. Charette Pat Charette Davis Chauviere Mr. E, C. Chauviere Mrs. Paul Christian Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Cleveland Mr. James E. Coleman Dr. L. D. Collins Michael Collins Julie Ann Concilio J. T. Cordaro Mrs. T. R. Covey Mrs, Marie C. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Cox Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Crenwelge Mr. and Mrs. L. P, Crozat Roger P. Crozat Mr. and Mrs. Bubba Davis, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Hassel Davis Dee Smith Barber Shop Donna Kaye DelBuona Mr. and Mrs. G. M, DeVere Mrs. Billy Dicorte Mrs. Frank Dicorte Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Dicorte Dixie Plumbing Company Mrs. R. S. Dobyns Mrs. Q. A. Donnellan I. M. Donohoe Charles Dougherty Donna Dougherty Mrs. Theresa Doughty Mrs. E. R. Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Emest Dulak Mrs. Raymond Dural Louis Kolinek Mr. Reinard Kramer Louis Kunkell Col. Orville Laird Mrs. Orville Laird Don Landon Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Landon Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Langlotz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Lanham William Lamb Mrs. Alta Latham Carl A. Leuschner Christine Leuschner Mary Alice Lopez Ramon Lopez Tommy Lopez A. J. MacDonald George C. Machos Mrs. S. F. Machos Macias Upholstery Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Maciula Mrs. Frank M. Maddox Kenneth R. Maggard Col. V. M. Mahr Mrs. Victor M. Mahr Mr. J. A, Malloy Ernest Martin, Johnny Martin Mr. William Martinez Mr. and Mrs. John Mashek Douglas Matthews Frank L. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Leo Matus Margie and Hattie MaTus Mr. and Mrs. Otto Matus Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Matustik McDaniel Garage Mrs. H. C. McDonald W. H. McFarland Michael McGee Paul McNamara Mrs. Marie McNeill Eddie Newton Frank Miller Maj. and Mrs. Joseph Misenko Malcolm Mitchell Molly Jane Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. John J. Molloy Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Moncus Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Moncus Rosemary and Bernadette Moncus Moody Color Press Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Mr. and Mrs. A. Moreno Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mormino Captain and Mrs. H. A. Morris Gerry Morris Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mostyn Mrs. Pearl Mucklow J. I. Muhl, Jr. Mrs. J. I. Muhl Pearl Muhlo Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Myers Mary Nell Narovec Mrs. Joe B. Nemmer Nobles' Barber Shop across Highway from Westview Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Novac Novelty Cottons Mr, and Mrs. Robert E. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. R. E. O'Connell Eugene K. O'Gorman Betty O'Hagan Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oliver Mr. Cruz Ortiz Mr. Victor Ortiz Mrs. V. Ortiz Mr. and Mrs. Sam Palmeri Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pardo Willie Mae Pareya Pat's Salvage Julia Patton Mrs. G. W. Paulk Mr. Frank Peterson Mrs. Theresa Peterson Mr. James L. Petty The Phelan Children uflwna Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Pierce Paul Pizzo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Poirier Rufus H. Prados, Major, USAF Hq 12th AF Mrs. G. L. Prickette Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pugh Jack Ream Mr. and Mrs. John W. Redden, Jr Reece and Henry Interiors Ed Reinke and Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. East Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Eberhart Howard Eberhart Mr. and Mrs. D. Edgemon Earl Elkins Captain Entsminger Mrs. William L. Entsminger Lt. Col. G. C. Farmer Mrs. G. C. Farmer Mrs. William C. Ficke William C. Ficke Miss Agatha Fickey Mr. and Mrs. Albert Filer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Finn Mr. and Mrs. James W. Fisher Charles M. Flood Mrs. S. J. Flood Delfino Flores A. R. Fox Cathy, Peg and Paul Frank Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Frank Mrs. R. W. Freeland A Friend Mrs. Paul J. Fritch Paul J. Fritch Mrs. Karl Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Roland Fryer Mrs. Juanita A. Garcia Carl Gatlin Mrs. Wm. E. Geno Mr. Taft George Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gerik Allen Glass Helen Goldman Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Goeke Mrs. Jim Gooch Mrs. M. D. Gordon Mrs. Annie T. Gradel Mr.- and Mrs. Elo H. Green Gail Green Mrs. Jeanette Green Mr. John Green Kenneth Gritter Mrs. Rosalie Grover Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Gwynne Mrs. E. O. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert R. Hallus Bill Hand C. B. Hand Charles Hand Sam Happiss and James Queenen John Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Harrington John B. Harvick Mrs. John B. Harvick Captain E. F. Hearon Kevin Hearon Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Henderson B. H. Hensley, Sr. Augustus Hernandez Mrs. Frances Hernandez Mr. George O. Herring Mr. and Mrs. J. Terrell Hinds Allen Edward Hitt C. B. Holding Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Holub Major L. L. Honton Clifford H. Horsak Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. Horton E. W. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Amos V. Hull Mrs. R. W. Hunke W. G. Hunt Mrs. T. L. Husbands Margaret Hutyra Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Hutyra Lt. Col. Wm. H. Isaacs Israel's Drive -In Grocery Mrs. C. A. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs' T!Sgt. and Mrs. Jacque Jones Lathie E. Jarrell Edward J. Jarvis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. Mack Jobe Sue Ellen Jobe Ernest A. Johnson, M. D, Dr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Jones Mrs. Loyd B. Jones Joyce Dunn Beauty Shop Dr. George Jurek Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Kaminski Paul J. Keller Roman Klein Captain and Mrs. G. A. Knapp Mr. C. Rhodes Bert P. Richey Dr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Richey. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Richey, Sr. Mrs. Anais B. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Inmon Roberts Lani Roberts Saundra Rosenberry Loyd Rowe, Sr. Joseph S. Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. James Rushing Jim Russell Mrs. Morris Russell Bill Saffle Mrs. S. J. Saffle Miss Carlo Salvata Mr. and Mrs. Bill Scaff Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Scanio Lucille Schroeder Mfsgt. and Mrs. W. M. Schroeder Capt. Roger F. Schultz Capt. Scott Mrs. Dorothy Scott John Scott Mrs. Shelby Scott Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Sharp, Sr. Mrs. E. M. Shiller Mr. and Mrs. Lee B. Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Shubert Diane Simon Mrs. Don E. Simons Dr. Gordon Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smajstrla Smith's Texaco Service Station Major and Mrs. B. C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Smith Jack Smith Art Smitham Joseph Solano Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Sottnick Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Splitts Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Stogdill John C. Stoltze J. F. Stuckey Kay Strong Mr. and Mrs. Charlie J. Sulak The F. P. Sullivan Family Mrs. H. A and Pat Sullivan Robert Sutter Capt. Paul F. Taylor Maj, and Mrs. A. C. Tew Carl L. Thompson Mrs. E. B. Thompson Mr. Ray M. Thrope Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Tighe Patricia and Patrick Tighe Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Tipps Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Todar Mr. and Mrs. Tell Todar Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Todaro Mr. Russell Todaro Mr. and Mrs. E. A, Traywick Mrs. Tom Trent Tom Trent Tommie Trent Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tusa Mr. and Mrs. Vince C. Tusa George Vasquez and Family Nacho Vela Mr. Wm. L. Vitopil Lynnwood Vrba Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vrba Mrs. Irma Walker Pat Walker Bobby Wallace Mrs, Jack Wallace Jeff Ward Mrs. Joe L. Ward, Jr. Mrs. V. E, Watford R. M. Webb Evelyn Wheatley White City Superette Martha White Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Wilkins Mr. C. B. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams Mr. and Mrs. John E. Williams Mrs. W. C. Williams Mrs. Mary Williams John Winkler C. B. Woodward Mrs. Angie Wooley Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wright F. M. Young Mrs. Jodie Young Raymond Young Mr. R. P, Zalman JESS RADLE AND SON CQZ5 of 1 CONTRA C TING COMPANY 9 STAY ON Top V . PLYMQUIH , ,Q 1 I SENIORS. Q M PRODUCTS, INC. Service and SaleS L15 216 N. 5th - Waco, Texas Texas' First Exclusive Dealer in Plymouth Automobiles JUNIOR I Simca Franchised Dealer ' Class of '61 J ,I S, GEORGE S HEP S ' C xi Q L' Q V GRACIOUS DINING . . . wr FINE FOODS , , , A BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON. DINNER 1 .Z Choice Sea Foods Our Specialty Q ' Charcoal Broiled Steaks WHERE WACO DINES Three Private Dining Rooms Available Soft Music - Air Conditioned - Ample Parking Space 2803 Franklin Hours 7 a.m. - 12 Midnight P1 3-7171 Franklin at 28th LILLA'S DRESS SHOP Fashion Is Our Business 3314 Bosque Blvd. Pl 3-4291 Waco, Texas WARHOL'S CONOCO STATION 18th and Washington PL 4-6062 We Give S 8: H Green Stamps DUPRE'S CAFE 81 GARAGE Homecooked Meals McGregor Highway J. G. YOUNG CONTRACTING 2410 Briarwood Crown Brand Brooms and Mops WACO BROOM 8. MOP FACTORY Waco, Texas JEFF CHASTAIN REALTOR Selling Waco Developer of Waco's Finest Sub-Division Res. Bus. Pl 2-6709 P13-5387 NEBLETT SHOP 1525 Austin Ave. DAN B. SWENKE CO, Waco's Oldest Authorized Dealer of General Electric Decorative Accessories , Appliances Fine China P1 3-5251 225 North Side Square FOUR-C COLLEGE PAUL COFFMAN The Commercial School With BARBER ' BEAUTY SHOP the College Atmosphere AND REAL ESTATE l d in Bellmead Fully Accredited by the National Association 706 La C e e f ture for Security Four-C your u WM. L. BAINE, Pres. PL 4-7775 P L 6 -Z O 32 :.: WS What' S TheY'fe iti ,i,..i. - Remember - in the bag aiways TEX'MEC ' 'NC' CREAMER POTATO cHlPs MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS C ompliments of HELEN GOLDMAN BATES TELEVISION 8: APPLIANCES Zenith - Philco - Du Mont Norge Appliances Sales and Service HW ,, iI'I9 mvff In ps your clothes like new- Cornpletely odorless Fast service at no exna charge Complete laundry service Brookview Shopping Center 1405 N. 34 St. Pl 6-4681 BIRD-KULTGEN, INC Texas Top Trades Ford - Falcon - Trucks For One-Stop Service 1225 Franklin Ave. Waco, Texas DURHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE PL 3-8111 112 South Sixth Waco, Texas BEVERLY HILLS FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCE CO. Hwy. 6 and Dutton Featuring Admiral Appliances and TV Easy Washers Early American Furniture Compliments JUNIOR II CLASS OF '61 TOMORROW'S Security must be planned TODAY See YOUR PRUDENTIAL AGENT JOE BACHIK 819 Washington Pl 3-4546 Waco The Prudential Insurance Company of America Southwestern Home Office Houston, Texas -7000 Items- B. F. DOSS AND SONS Printing - Advertising Specialtie .Rubbe 1' Stamps 601 Ashleman P. O, Box 417 Bellmead, Texas Call PL 6-0236 Day or Night BELTONE HEARING SERVICE S If hearing is your problem 1 Beltone is your answer JACKSON AND BARRETT Insurance and Real Estate 1019 Washington Ave. R. B. HONEYCUTT HUMBLE STATION 3601 Bagby Waco, Texas PL 4-5417 Grease - Oil - Balance Wheels f. . Tools ' TOYS SHORTY PowELL gg w. L. PROGAR MOTCRS HARDWARE New - Used Cars 3505 Bellrnead Dr. Q Highway 6 at Dutton Pl 4 - 3 1 6 1 Wac O ' Paint - Hardware f-x X ,- I ffx ,., N 3-5553 .z1. '::,'1::,:-:- fmzfziffs 1': 235-I-:sf .2': if -1 1 -1'f1 f ' v' ' ' 1 . I T Z' ? . y V! In I I R A1,. , , A I , I--Tg '5i':'f iii'f.i5 Pafiai fi???-Ellii5ii?5QT?1i1f?i - .. . , , f - -,'s..,.2a-,.s..-sas..-.-.a'..-....a....w.-r.- ... ... .I . . . , -. -f - a-fe-i ..-2,1234 Y When your heart has a message - SAY IT WITH FLOWERS. Washington at 15th Street Pl 2-0395 STUTH'S PHILLIPS 66 3 7th and Sleepe r Compliments of Pierrard Addition PIERRARD 8: ROBERSON FAMILIES ARCHER 8. LARSON CO. Truck and Auto Repairs Automobile Air Conditioning 419 South llth St. Waco, Texas Westview Station HUGH HENSON Pl 2-2537 Pl 2-2538 DAL T. HARDY HENSON PRINTING AND SUPPLY COMPANY Every Need for your Office Wholesale Warehouse 2910 Franklin Ave. Retail Store 2912 Franklin Ave. Waco, Texas THE DISC RECORD SHOP Dial PL 2-6842. PRINTING AND STATIONERY Hi-Fidelity I-Ii-Fidelity COMPANY and and Stereo Stereo Service Since 1880 Phonographs Records 1207 No. 25th 5045 Franklin Ave, Waco, Texas Texas' Leading Brand 'iV ',.- 1 --':.1 ',1-i -- .-i',1 1f'i1:2312,:f5:1L-'P1' ' - izii Is s i .,', .1252 E25 1,' -,.: 32 M , ': 1: MEI:- RNNB0 e',.'s.iIe' 2 I ,e 11. ' W ,,,. : ' QL'5f'ff:ff75QQfQ,fI, BAKING CO- T Q BAMP3 --'1 -' T iii p Q 2 ,:1---f: 1 -,c1. 11:'1 ljrfi f r v .A -' is Q : 9 -:. Isizi 1.s fi- '11:'1 ' :.. Q.v .y 355 I-fi ,. .. . DR. P. Furniture - Appliances VALENTINE WHITE STORES, INC. 575 Westview Village Automotive Needs P1 6-3767 OPTOMETRIST Best Wishes From WACO LULAC 537 Westview Village Waco, Texas Office P14-1771 Residence P13-7656 COUNCIL P5273 1809 Circle Drive Waco, Texas PAUL BOWEN ELECTRIC Electrical Contracting 3227 North 32nd St. HICKS INSURANCE AGENCY 2508 Washington Ave. Savings up to 2070 . . Easy payment plan We work for you, the insured you can depend on A+ service from Hicks and Company. Auto - Fire - Casualty Waco, Texas P123946 P12-3761, Pl 6-0566, P12-4608 ANNETTE HICKS PARDO JOE A. MATUSTIK HUMBLE SERVICE STATION 14392 Builder of Fine Homes 4600 Erath P1 6-1771 1101 Speight Waco LUMPKIN'S Waco's Better Dry Cleaners Austin at Seventeenth 1529 Southgate Center Waco, Texas TRENT MOORE LUMBER CO. 3 1 1 3 Bellmead Drive Bellmead, Texas Phone: P1 2-6528 POWER HOMES, INC. Live in a value packed Power Home We have year round conditioned brick homes from S10, 000 to 3550, OOO. We will take your equity in trade or anything of value. P1 4-7858 Pl 4-5850 Pl 4-7975 Automotive Center DAN suMERouR Official Inspection Station Motor-Tune Brake Service 15th and Trice P1 6-2241 O O O no :Avon O un Annu O O o DOHERTY OIL CO. 412 South 16th Waco, Texas S. E. OVERBY 8. SON Wholesale Confections and Cigars Distributors Schraffts' Chocolates Drugs and School Supplies PL 4-0542 704-08 Franklin Ave. - Waco S. J. GUTHRIE CO. Waco's Most Complete Agency for Real Estate Mortgage - Loans - Insurance 1701 Austin Avenue PL 4-3521 Compliments of BILLY DICORTE Perry, Texas CAM EWING MOTORS Your Friendly Ford Dealer McGregor, Texas 16 Miles West of Waco BERTRAND'S BUCHANAN'S UNIFORM SERVICE RESTAURANT 418 south 11th sf. - Waco, Texas Waco Drive at 25th Private Dining Room Service Call PL 3-2461 Saves the Wife Work Clothes Drudgery TEXAS POWER AND LIGHT Serving Horne, Farm, Business, and Industry With Dependable Power and Electric Service For Waco Student's It's the SMOKEHOUSE 824 N. 25th St. Waco, Texa - We Specialize in - Genuine Charcoal Broiled Hamburgers THE BEST PLACE IN THE WORLD TO BUY A HAMBURGERH PL 4-6037 Telephone us and your order will be ready when you arrive SAM PASS COMPANY SAVE ON Fire - Auto - Life Insurance 3418 Memorial Dr. Pl 6-2333 CABELL'S MINIT MARKET 1826 Circle Road Waco, Texas Featuring Cabell's Dairy Produc Full Line of Groceries Beverages and Bar-B-Q A. J. FALSONE, D.B.A. ts compuments of CONNALLY FUNERAL HOME 1000 Washington P1 Z-3407 HARRY SIEGEL P-0- BOX 647 Waco. Tex. F o od Di s t 1' ib ut o 1' 3 I F f bf, gn 5: fr i gi Exc Iu s iv e Di s t r ib ut or fo 1' G' vziillvfk 1 i A I A if Bo1'den's Fine Products To be certain of service call F, F. U, Cookies and Crackers Kaukauna Klubcheese, Ronce Macaroni Products Home Delight Pecans FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Shedds Products 1110 N. 25th P1 Z-62.2.1 ZZ6 S. 14th Hotpoint Custom Line Waco, Texas Built in Custom Equipment C omplirnents of LINDEN HALL S.P.J.S.T. 3166 LINDEN HALL IS AVAILABLE FOR - CHURCH BA ZAARS WEDDINGS PRIVATE PARTIES For Reservations Ca11 - Ed Mazanec - Sw 9-1036 MRS. KETON'S Compliments of IMPERIAL ORPHEUM Birthday Wedding OAKLAWN DRIVE-IN and Party Cakes THEATERS 721 Austin Ave. PL 3-2711 COMPLIMENTS OF PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 2000 La Salle PL 2-6511 WESTON BISCUIT CO. 2000 Franklin Ave. Waco JAY REID - W. T. REID, Props REID BROS. SERVICE STATION Sinclair Gas Sinclair Oil Washing and Lubrication PL 2-6831 25th and Bosque BROOKVIEW FLOWER SHOP 3321 Brook Circle J. D. GUTHRIE SERVICE STATION 3824 Bosque Blvd. O.K. RUBBER WELDERS B, F. Goodrich Tires Recapping with a nation wide guarantee. Tire truing and balancing our specialty. We make your tires round--wheels stay balanced. Free Inspection 400 Elm St. PL 4-9165 J, P, LAMB, Owner SCARMARDO'S FINE FOODS 26th S. Reuter PL 2-5506 Waco, Texas PL 2-5507 STORES The Nation's Leading Grocers CIRCLE PLUMBING AND HEATING CO, MIKE FREY 2000 So. 23rd St. - PL 3-2661 We are proud of our friends and clients at Reicher Catholic High. S I LINCOLN LIBERTY LIFE ' 1821 Austin Avenue Waco, Texas Best of Luck From The Student Trainers of R,H, S, ED .IARVIS DEAN CARRIGAN Two big stores to serve you Waco's historic square and Highway 6 and New Road PL 2-6531 PL 6-5363 CLIFTON-SIMPSON, INC. Central Texas Furniture Wonderland Waco, Texas Complete Beauty ., K5 F, f , ' New Location 'AM V ervice E X We teach all instruments COMMERCE SCHOOL OF MUSIC 416 112 Franklin NOLA'S BEAUTY SHOP 4 FREE LESSONS Voice Lessons for Popular and P1 3-5661 Church Music 1911 N. 39th Waco CHUCK I-IARDING Pl Z-0681 Congratulations, Seniors CHARLESWORTH STUDIQ H. E. RODIEK Portraits , Wedding s , Partie s HUMBLE SERVICE STATION 3217 Bellmead Drive 724 Austin Ave. PL 3-9625 Pl 3-9875 J wEsT 'F SUPER BROOKS CAFETERIA 5 Serving Hours I Munn Fun FINE Funn Weekdays ll a.m. - 7 p.m. Saturday ll a. m. - 2 p.m. 3016 Bellmead Dr. Closed Sunday PL 2-7991 1514 NO. l5th Pl 6-0831 WHEELIS FUNLAND A I Fun for All Ages ,E m K l f' X x d f W71'ES??Lbn Party Arrangements - PL 6-1055 or PL 4-0931 COMPTON FUNERAL HOME E5 TW For the Eyes and Ears Cars called for and delivered of Central Texans 1200 Columbus Ave PL 4-0821 RADIO gl TELEVISION GUS HERNANDEZ Owner We give S 8: H Stamps MEREDITH INSURANCE AGENCY 'W Z, if YOUR: ndepelzdenf Imzzmme AGEN T SERVES YOU FIRST QNAIA 602 Amicable Llfe Buxlding JOSEPH F. CORDARO, Manager Life Insurance Department in TWO Cox's to Serve You Growing Greater to Serve You Better 7th and Austin fi s...E W estview Village JULIUS GENECOV Your Institution Jobber 300 South 31-d For better shoe repair and shines JOHNNIE'S SHOE SERVICE 720 Austin Ave. Boots - Allen Edmonds Shoes PL 3-3591 WOODROW COLLEY LUMBER COMPANY, INC. 19th and Mary Street Headquarters for Fir - Red Wood See us before you buy PL 3-3591 Motor Tune-Up Brake Adjustments and Repairs GEORGE MUNOS 4725 Memorial Drive PL 3-1241 CLARK TAYLOR Associated With HICKS 8: BOYD GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY FERNALD ELECTRONICS Waco's Leading H1-FIDELITY DEALER 2506 Bosque Blvd. PL 4-8831 DEE SMITH BEAUTY 8: BARBER SHOP KEEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Since 1910 3012 Be11mead Drive PL Z-7891 Q 1317 North 15 Street West, Texas 6-5711 Bellmead X FRANKENBURGER Q A I GULF SERVICE El Q E x,' 0 1 1 .X Size, f 1, Om NG- r ,El E. - U13 1? is ff, I? PIZZA J 'Li ITALIAN Y RANKLXN MEXICAN AMERICAN 116 South 16th FOOD .. Hi-Way 6 and Bosque Blvd. also P1 3 8894 PL 3-9073 Waco, Texas PIZZA-RIA No. 1 1500 New Dallas Hi, Sw 9-0193 A. P. CASTILLO 8: SONS Owners :Za E , Headquarters for the Finest in Sports Equipment and Sportswear 115 North Fifth P12,2511 PL 2-9207 TURNER DRUG STORE M. C. 1301 Austin Ave. 217 South 28th Turn to Turners for All Your Distributor Drug - Candy - Prescription Gulf Oil Products Gulftone QButane, Propanej FRED B. TURNER Registered Pharmacist PL 4-3515 GORDON ROUNTREE PAUL'S SHOE SERVICE MOTORS Cadillac Oldsmobile Orthopedic Prescriptions Filled 1' 1215 N. 25th Street Child Life Shoes PL 2-7731 The Golden Rule--- Our Rule in Business Waco, Texas 28th 8: Franklin P16-2126 KENNON'S CUSHMAN SALES A scooter for your every need. New and Used Machines. Parts Expert Mechanical Services Come in and see us anytime Thanks CLINT KENNON C ompliments FRANK MADDOX 8. CO. C ongratulations , Senior S! uccess to the graduating class L I' ' 4816151 I C I 1 I I I 3 Qi IE, 3 E at I ff X I X .0-mo Wt.. .Wo .... 0. W mum.. w..,...v .. WACO COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 4g L Is Your Mileage Low? Won't Start - Won't Stop See Me OTTO EISON AUTOMOBILE SERVICE Construction - Motor Tune Up 1307 Speight Waco, Texas A. 8g P. FOOD STORE Community Shopping Center 615 No. 2.5th HILLCREST SERVICE STATION Brake Service Tune-Up General Repairs We Do Custom Killing and Processing for Your Deep Freeze WACO PACKING CO. Waco, Texas CIRCLE DRUG Veterinary Medicine The Prescription Store On Loop Highway at Circle Waco, Texas Pl 6-1811 2.217 La Salle Play Putt-Putt Golf Three 18 holes courses Each hole different Open 'til midnight Located at Lions Park PUTT-PUTT GOLF COURSES OF WACO 1716 North 41st LONGS FOOD MARKET 18th at Mitchell STERLING MOTOR CO. - Automobiles - BOUGHT - SOLD - SERVICED Waco, Texas R. H. STERLING ALBERT LINDLOFF 1507 Colcord Ave. P13-6101 HIPPOCRATES Father of Medicine, said: It is most necessary to know th nature of the spine, what its pur poses are, for such knowledge will be requiste to many diseases. CHIROPRACTIC A system of adjusting the joints, especially of the spine, by hand, for the curing of disease. 'F' 'I'Webster ' s New Collegiate Dictionary CHAS. C. LEMLY Waco's Pioneer Chiropractor 1307 Columbus C Compliments of KLEIN CABINET SHOP FICKEL'S DELICATESSEN 900 Columbus Avenue PL 3-9413 We Serve Home-Cooked Food and Specialize in Homemade Pies and Cakes for All Occasion S GRADEL BROS. Venetian Blinds - Carpets Linoleum - Asphalt Tile Window Shades - Drain Boards 628 N. 15th Street Pl 6-3706 PIZZA'S Oysters on the Half Shell Sizzling Steaks Dining Room and Curb Service K DRIVE -IN Vw and ow ,M RESTAURANT QHSWQ 19th and Park Lake 'The Friendliest Spot in Town HEALTH CAMP Frozen Custard Featuring -Hea1thburgers- The Best Hamburger in Town Malts - Hot Dogs - Root Beer On the Circle Waco CONCILIO 81 FILER HUMB LE SERVIC E STA TION We give Scottie Stamps fDoub1e on Wednesday! 162.4 Austin Ave. P1 3-7502 Waco, Texas FABBRE JEWELERS JOE E. FABBRE Certified Watchmaker N Ci 0 s ,W 34th and Bosque Brookview Shopping Center P1 2-7357 BOLFING'S FOOD STORE Lakeview C omplirnents of SLOVACEK MUSIC CO. 610 Franklin Pl. 3-2.501 Portraits . . . Candid Weddings . . Commercial and Press . . 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