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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1962 volume:

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MAGDALA We, the staff, wish to dedicate our-1962 Chi-Rhoan to you, Sister Mary Magdala. Loyalty prompts us to recognize your four years of dedicated service instilling in each of us a true spirit of Christ-like loyalty to our Family, our Church, o11r School, and our-Country. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL LIFE ORGANIZATIONS SENIORS UN DERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS ADMIN ISTRATIO BISHOP LOUIS J. REICHER OF AUSTIN, TEXAS His name is lettered not only on the school facade but in the grate- ful hearts of every Reicher student. RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR QI. I. KEARNS His pastoral encouragement instills in us a true spirit of devotion to our Lord and our Redeemer. SISTER WALTER MARIE, C.S..l. Our new principal and counselor, who is ever ready to promote our spiritual, educational, and physical well-being. Father Leddy, in his role of counselor, counseling a junior, Larry Kousal. SISTER MARIA SR. MARY JOSEPHA SR. MARY ERNA MR. RONALD ROBERTS MRS. JOHN HACKMAN vnu: MR. JOE RAITANO MRS. ROBERT E. MILLS MR. JOHN HENRY MR. JOHN VASEK OUR . . . always on the alert to give us the very best in our scho- lastic training. ACU LTY SR. CASIMIR JOSEPH SR. MARGARET RUTH SR. MARY VERA' FATHER LEONARD LEDDY Mmm SISTER MARIAN SR. KAREN PATRICE SR. MARY IOSITA 1uec -:rf-f,f:s PARENT NIGHT Mothers and Dads carefully follow registration instructions. At the parent-ssembly, Father Mark Deering, with the very capable assistance of the fac- ulty-family, introduces the book, CODE FOR PARENTS OF TEEN-AGERS. Faculty members conduct classes for parents. Whoopsl Is it as bad as all that, Sister Mary Vera? SCHOOL LIFE A I ,' l ' , 4, ff X ff 'fu' 'fl J' 1 ffff ' ' 1 I - Lv: , -. X ,. f ' w , X x i X XXX X N X X x X N X Xmxx XX is K x X XX ' fly N 1 yy, 1 5 Mx! Q f f I 2 X ' '77, If ff if 4,j?WM74Z4 f ' if X MK Z, , n,, 'M ,x , ' ll f 1 d1WL,'l5hX X' U' X Xu H 1 H 4, t H' I :MM NM , WI + -, x 2 qw,-u!x'J.,Xu-A M',M,'lp,,,1 1, Nm'iXfllXxxXXX' lg' 'Q1MXX'x CQXXMH If 5121! 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That's Sister Mary Vera moderating the discussion panel. WORLD HISTORY is no drudgery. Mr. Robert's trip to the library with his sophomores was to acquaint them with the giant-size atlas. Not to be outdone by their elders, these seventh graders tackle the history of their home state by way of projects. Mr. Raitano is greatly pleased with their efforts. Sister Walter Marie's just a quickie keeps her sophomore GEOMETRY class on their toes. They work like busy beavers. Eventually, Joe Mc- Klernurry succeeded in getting other mem- bers of the BIOLOGY class interested in the new batch of gup- pies. Mr. Henry's eighth grade science class are aspiring to reach the status of Sister Margaret Ruth's sen- ior high PHYSICS class. Keep plugging, eighth graders, you will get there. These senior students in Sister Mary Erna's BOOKKEEPING class can brief anyone on assets and liabilities, as you can well see. If this is LIBRARY GUIDANCE, Sister Mary Josepha has taken time out to instruct the eighth graders on the use of the card catalogue file. Under Sister Mary Erna's persevering patience, TYPING is a highly valued course. There's not a vacant seat in the house. Should you be looking for the right answer in RELIGION, call on any of these hands in Mrs. Hackman's eighth grade class. - y i The witches' scene in MACBETH comes to life for an appreciative group of seniors in Sister Karen Patrice's ENGLISH class. As you can see, there are talented students at Reicher. Thorton Wilder's THE BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY is the lively discussion going on in this junior English class. Sister Mary Josita takes great pleasure in the views expressed by these students. If you have ever been in Father Leddy's LATIN II course, you're familiar with Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres . . For a translation, call on any of these sophomore students. Escribarnos en espanol. directs Sister Maria. These junior students not only think in Spanish, read in Spanish, but they also write in Spanish. HOME MAKING The knit-one, purl-two technique is a challenge for these fresh- man girls. After a time, Sister Casimir Ioseph's patience scored a win . . . the girls learned to knit. Part of ART II training concerns figure-drawing. Sister Mary Iosita calls to the attention of her young artists the basic elements for acquiring good proportion. And the young model is very cooperative. Taking time out for a look at what others are doing, these ART I students display a lot of talent in their varied color and design projects. These young cowboys are having their difficulties. Looks as though that funny looking creature missed his line in the song Trail to Mexico. La Cucharachan and other like folk songs are much more fascinating when dramatized, as these eighth grade girls do agree. LISIC Through dramatization, eighth graders learn to appreciate folk songs from the Southwest. No, that gun isn't loaded! Y-L' 'zeisffff . ,uma ..,m: ffF2ful hw' - -1 ' ff yffwm-M ' fax , ..,. , IX ,,,Asssi.,,,,. , , :vf'5'3f5'v5JYfl.lf,W7.f,-if-1if gifiiffifi ,- 'Q i'Yf,I'5'Q M nss.,,2.L--- V ,AL, M .,,W,,LAAAAV The mixed chorus group receiving directions from Sister Marian for a new song graciously lend their voices for various functions throughout the school year. K-iq in E ,-1' h, E, , Hia! X .w JE f .md . R M,-.,,, L., K f H N x. i ,K .W GMS? SPIRITLI L LIFE Growth in the spiritual 1ife is the aim of every Reicher student. Pop-visits are made to Our Divine Lord in the school chapel and many receive Holy Communion during the Masses offered on special oc- casions in the gym. HOT LLINC Being at the tail-end of the chow line doesn't seem to disturb these young fellows . . . as long as they get something to eat. Behind the chow line scene, ever on the job, are these wonderful managers who make up the cafeteria crew. They have many mouths to feed. i Trays are well stocked with good nourishing food by the time these young men reach the end of the sewing counter . . . how the young Iadies get to the table first, is their deep dark secret. v 5 ' . 1 S 5 lg , sax : '25 1 wwf- xxx' 15 PHYSICAL FITNESS PRCC?-RAM At Reicher Catholic High School, the physical fitness program helps to keep young minds active. The coordination of body muscles and mental faculties are acquired in various ways . . . playing SPEEDBALL, a type of indoor foot- ball which originated in Englandg performing CALlSTHENICSCbodily exercisesj or learning the art of shooting with a bow and arrow. Mrs. Mills knows how to keep the girls physically fit. f Mrs. Langlotz receiving tuition and Sister Walter Marie making out tardy slips or absentee excuses makes for a very busy pre-school activity period . . . and it is not uncommon to see a long line at the drinking fountain between periods, especially among the seventh graders. CAS LIALS Captured in a familiar role . . . Father Leonard Leddy in his junior homeroom before or after school W X As a rule the students move from class to class in single file and to the right . perhaps Mr. Henry can be blamed for this jam session. In a freshman homeroom a written notice on the board Locker inspection tomorrow results in a general clean-up campaign. These senior Christmas Belles succeeded in having their picture taken with Sister Mary Vera. Congratulations, boys! ORGANIZATIONS JUNIOR CLASS OFFlCERSg Dennis Carrigan, Michael Kelley, Dale Smith, and Karen Pardo working out preliminary plans for this year's Junior-Senior Prom. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERSg Mary Lynne Easter, Terry Moncus, Pat Richey, Barbara Thompson, PatsyfDulak Chesney Jarvis, Frank Laird, and Jay Molloy, pause for a look into the mechanics of the new Driver's Ed. train- ing car. CLASS QFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, Kathleen Matus, Carol Broadway, Susan Johnson, Donald Kramer, Mary Nell Narovec, James Machos, Gregory George, and Steven Morris, examine the Code for Parents of Teen Agers booklet. Eighth grade officers examining the new science table on wheels and other science equipment recently purchased. Donna Langlotz Patricia Tierney Linda Hanson Mike Smajstrla Garry Mauro Stephen Prados Andy Restivo John Tusa SEVE TH GR DE OFFICERS Mary Boger, Francine Todar, Peggy Kaluzza, and David Graves hope to serve their class well in all they are called upon to do. Kay Callaway, Patty May, Rodney Eichler, and Kathy Zalman are happy to represent their homeroom for the first time. These Student Council officers and representatives, under the direction of Mr. Henry, handle many activities for their classmates. Many hands make light work. This is quite true of Sister Mary Iosepha's Library Club. Each member spends many hours in the library to keep books in circulation. GZQJVL 'ii!i.S.lEt!.S.!:5 -1-235141-1--C VCL. VH DECEMBER, 1961 NO. 2 Annual Prdeet .:,.. l 1.1 lt . rigs ' tt E:E:1'A 1 my The annual Sodality Thanksgiving basket drive was organized and carried 01111 with great SUCCGSS- Sodalists Went to each homeroom to explain the rea- zfljp .,.'. ,.,.,.. 1 ..:,, son for the drive and give a list of the in' ':1, . ..:3.Z3QfQQ A' 1:52 ' :': HQCGSSWY items- Baskew Wefe judged o'n .,,V the Wednesday before Thanksgiving A 1-1 if.: morning on originality of decoration ,.,,,.'.f -'-.' i '1 f and Content' '. Q .-Vv 501019 Of The Outstalldmg baSketS izzizz fr : Were 2 Horn Of P19H'f'! decofated 1-:9fQ5ii'Slg Ve,' ....., ., with brightly oolot-ool flowers, o balloon :',f 11.: Ie. f-e and basket in the Style Of HA1'0UHd the World in 80 Daysn and 3 tufkey with variegated feathers. All the bas- , CC'0HtiHU9d 011 Page 27 .'V Vll' Sophomofes Speak In Dallas ot t 1 0 -- io 1i,2 On the we ten Sophomor Jesuit High annual Cathc Tournament a follow-up 4 ment held ls Victory in l was held all Malloy, Doug Jaquelin Wo Margaret l Vickie Sheeh Bowen partie students 'wer tion of Sr. l Jay Mallo place in Poe in Original went to fin tation. This was of the year speech is lo High. Editor------ Distinguished Speakers Address Students Senor Cleofas Calleros, an historial from E1 Paso addressed the students o Reicher High on November 17, 1961 Senor Calleros spoke to the student about Texas history and clarified few misconceptions which most peopl have about American history. O special interest were two beautifu books which Calleros had helped writ and put together. One of the book had Spanish leather for the cover inlai with 13 carat German gold in an intrl cate design. Each page was of Frenc silk, and each had a distinctly diffel ent border, handpainted in red ink. Tll illustrations in this book were don in black ink on a white backgrouni The printing was all done by hand, an the printing on the cha-pter pages, UI like the black lettering of the othf pages, was done in several colors. Tl other book lacked the silk pages, t' colored border around each page, a the colored ink on the chapter pagl Both of these valuable books were e tirely handmade and written in Spani about the early Spanish history. Ser Calleros also collaborated with thl other men in putting together a bc for the Pope. This book took fc years to complete and was paid for three Mexican families from El Pa Each page of this book was made of sheepskin. The American and World Hist classes and the American Governm class were able to hear State Ret sentative Murray Watson on Novi A ' 'X L -.tive Watson, . Roberts, hisi ner, explained ppens at a ses presentatives. s by which a jobs of val is, and the no 4 used in Cong on will run rig election. ,.1,l- sent 'C6Yt'l'i oncert, an ai the Reicher s, will be pres fr 17, at 8:00 horal class, di white, will viting all to 'hs of Holly. short scene 6 ne of our Chr? ie singers wi lf the more fz .nd carols, inc su Bambinoj an, Rejoice. n members c COUGAR CHRONICLE STAFF Assistant Editor - - Business Manager - - Make-up Editor - - Art and Publicity - - Circulation - - - - - Karen Johnson - - - - Ed Pugh - - Caro1Fow1ef ' ' Judy Hunke I anice Guthrie ' - IO Anne Crenwelge rey gowns anc lg boughs fra m a Christmz Pvnmzruvto, .- ..- -.,- CHI-RGAN '62 STAFF Co-editors - - Business Managers Art Editor - - Advertising Editors Sports Editor - - Advisor - - Photographer - - - - Carole Mostyn Hattie Matus - - Don Bettinger Paul McNamara - Davis Chauviere - - Jane Rohde Vickie Smith - - -Ronny Chauviere - - Sister Mary Josita 48508888 - - Cliff Shelley Studio Following the blessing of the statue of the Sacred Heart, the entire student body renewed the act of consecration during the month of October, as members of the Eucharistic Crusade. C.S.M.C. At the student assembly in October the officers of the mission crusade urged the student body to shoot high for the sented urging prayers and sacrifices from every mission Crusader at Reicher Catholic High School. missions. There were various skits pre- The Thanksgiving baskets for the poor collected from the student body by way of home- room projects scored a great triumph for members of the high school Sodality. Sister Mary Vera and the four sodality officers are very pleased with the results. SODALITY N08 Muscles and a strong back come in handy for members of the Key Club who are responsible for the weighty jobs around school. Around the Saturday morning school clock, members of the Red Cross are busy about many things to serve people at home and abroad. Trying to keep the school spirit alive are Reicher's varsity cheerleadersg Brenda Brown, JoAnn Cren welge, Patty Miller, Dale Smith, Karen Johnson, and Peggy Brown. Congratulations! girls. You've got to fight with all your might - - - we're gonna win the game tonight, is a familiar re frain at all of Reicher's games. CHEERLE DERS SCHOOL SONG Hail to Reicher Cath'lic High We'll honor you---loy-al and true al---ways, You'll be proud of ev'ry one, Your gallant sons and daughters sweet and gay, In Faith and sports and scholarship, we always fly your colors high and free, Our Friendli---ness and loy---alty, You'll be proud to own, Blue and white the guiding light kept bright for our dear Reicher Cath'1ic High. W , W- , 1.-, H , n. Five Iunior High cheerleaders ever on the alert to give their team moral support. Please do meet Linda Ream, Pat Tierney, Sharon Pruitt, Mary Ann Girard, and Rebecca Chavez. Carol Broadway, Susan Peterson, Patty Bowen, Molly Maloy, and Kay Donohoe exercise their lungs well in cheering the B Team on to V-I-C-T -O-R-Y. SENIORS ' XA, X Z f C.S.M.C. 3-4g Glee Club 3-4: I.R.C. 3-45 Volley- ball 3-4. WE PRESENT REICHER' SENIOR CLASS OF '62 PATRICIA BRONAUGH .T OE MISENKO Secretary 25 C. S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 Honor Roll 1-2-35 I.C.L. 1-2-3g J.R.C. 1-2-3-49 Key Club 3-4g Math Club 4g National Honor Society 4g Student Council 1-3. e DON BETTINGER C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-43 I.R.C. 1-2-3-4g Chi-Rhoan Business Manager 45 I. C. L. 1. ROBERT BRADEN C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 J.C.L. 1-2: J.R.C. 1-2-3-4g Math Club 49 Class Secretary 45 Lerterman's Club 3-43 Football 1-2-3-4: Baseball 25 Basketball 1-2g TrackA23g Srudenrfgeyp. Hi-Figlub AW U, I I,V, ,, A O, ,, PEGGY BROWN C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-43 I,C.L. 1-2-3-4: .T.R.C. 1-2- 3-4g Nobis Tibi 23 Sodality lg Art Club 49 Volleyball 1-2-3-43 Cheerleader 3-4g Class Treasurer 2. 3. Hill f of mn CAROL FOWLER Cougar Chronicle Business Manager 4g C. S.M. C. 3-4g Math Club 45 Sodality 45 I.R.C. 3-4, Vice- President 4g Volleyball 4. CARLO BUORA Exchange Student from Milano, Italyg I, C,L, 4 LR. C. 43 Key Club 43 Math Club 4. BILL CARROLL C.S.M.C. 3-43 Football 4g I.R.C. 3-4. DEAN CAPERTON C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-49 J.R.C. 1-2-3-4g Key Club 2- 3-4g Football 2-3-4, Tri-captain 4g Letterrr1an's Club 2-3-4. IANICE GUTHRIE I.C.L. 1-2-3-4: I.R.C. 1-2-3-45 Cheerleader lg C.S,M.C. 1-2-3-4g Glee Club 1-43 Art Club 4g Class Treasurer 3g Student Council Representative 2g Volleyball 3-43 Cougar Chronicle Art Editor 4g Home coming Attendant 35 Nobis Tibi 2. RONNY CHAUVIERE Chi-Rhoan Sports Editor 4g Math Club 45 National Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer 43 C. S. M. C. 1-2-3-4g I.R.C. 1-2-3-4g Key Club 3-4, Treasurer 3, Secre- tary 4g Letterman's Club 4g Basketball 3-4. JUDY HUNKE ROB ERT DON N ELLAN C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4: I.C.L. 1-23 Math Club 43I.R.C 1-2-3-43 Key Club 3'4Q Baseball 1-2-3-43 Basketball lg Football 1-2-3-4. I'.R.C. 1-2-3-43 C.S.M,C. 1-2-3-4: .T.C.L. 1-2-3- 4, Treasurer 2, President 33 Class Secretary 13 Nobis Tibi 23 Glee Club l-43 National Honor Society 3-4, Secretary 43 Cougar Chronicle Make-up Editor 43 Volleyball 3-4. BILL FICKE I.C.L. 2-43 .T.R,C. 2-3-43 Class Treasurer 43 C.S.M.C. 2-3-43 Letterman's Club 2-3-4, Vice- President 43 Baseball 2-3-41 Basketball 2-3'4Q Foot- ball 2-3-4. CHARLES FLOOD j.C.L. 1-25 I.R.C. 1-2-3-49 Key Club 3-43 C.S.M,C. 1-2-3-4g Math Club 45 Cheerleader 2g Class President 1-2. HARRIET ISAACS C.S.M,C. 2-3-4g I.R.C. 2-3-4g Glee Club 2-3 National Ho or Society 3-4, Vice-President 4. .QM TOM FRANK C.S.M,C. 1-2-3-43 Waco Safety Council Represen- tative 3g Student Council Representative 39 Key Club 3-4g Math Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Sodality 1-2-3-4, Prefect 4glNational Honor Society 3-43 Bas- ketball l-2-3g Track 2-3-49 Letterman's Club 2-3-4g I.C.L. 1-2: I.R.C. 1-2-3-4, Representative 3. IOHN HARRINGTON Math Club 43 C.S.M.C, 2-3-4: .l.C.L. 2-3-4QJ'.R.C 2-3-4. IO ANNE JACKSON C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-49I.C.L. 1-2: I.R.C. 1-2-3-4g Nobis Tibi 2g Glee Club 1-2-33 Volleyball 4. THOMAS HONTON 3-4: I.C.L. 1-2-3-4: I.R.C. 1-2-3-4g Letterman's Club 4g Key Club 45 Football 1-2-3-4. 1.1.-.1-1-ng-1 -mn. u, Class President 2, Vice-President 45 C. S.M.C. 1-2- THOMAS HUSBANDS C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 I.R.C. 1-2-3-4gI C L 1-25 Math Club 4g National Honor Society 3-4, President 45 Class Vice-President 25 Letterman's Club 3-4, Treasurer 45 Baseball 3g Basketball 1-2g Football 1 -2 -3 -4 . ROBERT HUTYRA C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4: I.C.L. 1-4: I.R.C. 1-2-3-45 Key Club 3-4g Football 1. KAREN JOHNSON Class Secretary 3g C. S. M. C. tl-2-3-49 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4g Glee Club lg Cougar Chronicle Editor 4g J.C.L. 1-25 Homecoming Queen 4, Attendant 31 Math Club 45 ,T.R.C. 1-2-3-45 Nobis Tibi 2g Nation al Honor Society 3-45 Sodality lg Prom Queen 35 Basketball Sweetheart 3. CHARLES LANGLOTZ C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-43 I.C.L. 1-2-3-45 Cheerleader lg Glee Club lg I.R.C. 1-2-3-45 Letterrnan's Club 3-4g Baseball 2g Basketball 1-2-35 Football 2-3-49 Track 3 KAROL LYNN MARTEN S Senior Transfer Student from Harlingen, Texasg C.S.M.C. 4: I.R.C. 45 Sodality 45 Volleyball 4. 2 E MICHAEL KELLY Glee Club 1-4g C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4: .T.R.C. 1-2-3-4 Representative 45 Letterman's Club 1-2-3g Football 1-2. W- C.S.M.C. Math Club 4. PHILIP LANE NICKY LEWIS HATTIE MATUS Chi-Rhoan Co-editor 45 Glee Club 1-2-3-4g C. S.M. C 1-2-3-4g I.C.L. 1-2: I.R.C. 1-2-3-4, Representa- tive 2g Nobis Tibi 23 Volleyball 2-4. C.S.M.C. 3-43 I.R.C. 3-4g Student Council Repre- sentative 4g Letterman's Club 4g Basketball 3-45 Football 3-4. PATTY MILLER Student Council Representative 2-4, Treasurer 3g Cheerleader 45 Glee Club 1-25 Homecoming Attend- ant 4g C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4g l.R.C. 1-2-3-49 Math Club 4g Nobis Tibi 2g Prom Queen Attendant 3: I. C.L. 1-25 Sodality 1-2g Volleyball 4. PAUL MCNAMARA Chi-Rhoan Assistant Business Manager 4g C. S, M. C. 1-2-3-4: I.R.C. 1-2-3-4. Q' KENNETH MACIULA C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4gI.C.L. 1-2g I.R.C. 1-2-3-4g Math Club 43 Cougar Chronicle 4g Sodality 1-2-3-4 Treasurer 3. JOHNNY MARTIN C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 J.R.C. 1-2-3-43 Class Vice- President 2, President 4g Sodality lg Letterman's Club 2-3-4, President 4g Baseball 1-2g Basketball 35 Football 2-3 -4, Tri-captain 45 Track 2-3-4. F. L. MATTHEWS C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 I.C.L. 1-2-3-4: I.R.C. 1-2-3- 4g Student Council Secretary 43 Letterman's Club 4g Baseball 35 Football 49 Track 2-4. BERNADETTE MONCUS Cheerleader lg Volleyball 2-3-43 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3- 4: LR. C. 1-2-3-4g .T.C.L. 1-2g Glee Club 1-2-3-43 May Queen 4g Nobis Tibi 2g Sodality 3-4, Secretary 4 CAROLE MOSTYN I. I. MUHL C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4: I.C.L. 1-2-3-45 l.R.C. 1-2- 3-45 Letterrnan's Club 3-45 Key Club 3-45 Math Club 45 Student Council President 45 Basketball 2-45 Foot- ball 1-2-3-45 Track 3-4. Chi-Rhoan Co-editor 45 I.C.L. 1-25 Glee Club 1- 2-35 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4: I.R.C. 1-2-3-45 Represen- tative 25 May Queen Attendant 25 Volleyball 45 Nobis Tibi 2. MIKE MULLIGAN C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4: I.C.L. 1-2-3-4: I.R.C. 1-2- 3-45 Key Club 3-45 Baseball 1-2-3 -45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Track 2-3. EDWARD PUGH Cougar Chronicle Assistant Editor 4g C.S.M.C. 1- 2-3-4: I.C.L. 1-2-33 J'.R.C. 1-2-3-45 Key Club 3-4, President 45 Math Club 4, President 4g Letter- rnan's Club 2-3-43 Student Council Vice-President 3g Baseball 1-2-3-4g Football 2-3-4, Tri-captain 4. JANE ROHDE Chi-Rhoan Advertising Manager 43 C. S. M. C. 1-2- 3-4: I.R. C. 1-2-3-4, Representative 25 Sodality 1-43 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Nobis Tibi 2g Volleyball 4 RONALD TAYLOR C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-45 I.R.C. 1-2-3-4, Representative 43 I.C.L. 1-2-3g Glee Club 3-4g Math Club 4. VIC KI SMITH ROBERT WALLACE C.S.M.C. 2-3-43 .T.R.C. 2-3-4g Math Club 45 Bas- ketball 3. Chi-Rhoan Art Editor 4g Art Club 49 C.S.M. C. 2-3-4g I.C.L. 2-3-4: I.R.C. 2-3-45 Volleyball 3-4g Cougar Chronicle 4 . CLIFFORD WRIGHT C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4:I.C.L. 1-2-3-4: I.R.C. 1-2-3 45 Ler.rerman's Club 45 Football 2-3-45 Track 2-3-4 1, LINDERCLASSMEN mW f !f My i X, W X xx, x FY XXX Q2 JU IORS Bearing the marks of genuine school spirit, these juniors have the pep - - the initiative - - and the friendliness to carry on Reicher's good name . . . Rexann Aber James Barton Ross Beason Glenn Biederman James Bornhorst Brenda Brown Denny Carrigan Dave Chauviere Jo Ann Crenwelge James Crow Donna Dougherty Louis Duron Mary Espinoza Steve Espinoza Stanley Everett Jim Frank Joyce Goeke Mary Jane Heaton James Hicks Richard Honton Carolyn Hunt Carol Jones Mike Kelley Saundra Kerr Linda Klein Larry Kousal Bill Maloy Doug Matthews Malcolm Mitchell Tom Myers David Nemmer John Otis Karen Pardo Brian Pilot John Pugh Dale Smith I an Smith Steve Smith Carolyn Sowa Catherine Tate Wayne Todar I ohn Trent Marilyn White Rodney Williams Maye Zalman SQPHOMORES TRUE ., a.,,Qr,r,-f,.-W:in, ,, r -r:fzrf,11 , - ., , , my J . - -B.,-.fi Clare Barton Andrea Berger Nancy Bettinger Elizabeth Braden Margaret Boger Patty Bowen Susan Bukala Sandra Campbell Annie Capitello Mary Kay Coleman Rose Ann Dicorte Kay Donohoe Patsy Dulak Mary Lynn Easter Sharon Engelke Anita Iacobs SOPHOMORES WI E Striving to develop a true school spirit these sophomores have the desire to show respect for all and to be courteous always . -f M W ft f ,fr sw s-1 f l1:'i f snazmamwmwanarxwe ,Wwe f W , Rogers Bowers John Broadway Gary Callaway Tom Ficke Richard Fowler Bernard Gradel Frank Laird Steve Landon Gaylord Knapp I oe McKlemurry Gene Miller I ay Molloy Chesney Jarvis Nancy Hoffman Betty Kolar Sandra Kramer Terry Moncus Susan Peterson Kathy Reither Patricia Saffle Vicky Sheehy Barbara Thompson Barbara Tierney Barbara Vitopol I ackie Wooley James Muhl Pat Mulligan I esse Ortiz SQPHOMCRES LGYAL Victoranio Ortiz Terry Pardo Douglas Phelan Rufos Prados Gary Petty Pat Richey John Roberson John Ruiz Billy Schroeder Shelby Scott Dave Smith Charles Sulak Kenneth Taylor Henry Veselka Ed Traywick Renee Barragar Dorothy Barton Betty Binder Mary Bolfing Carol Broadway Cathy Carey Catherine Chisholm Julie Ann Concilio Nancy East Linda Fisher Beverly Fosterman Gloria Garcia Christine Green Gail Green Mary Henderson Margaret Hutyra FRESHME BRIGHT Pleasantly gracious in keeping God's commandments these freshmen try to do what is right. Susan I ohnson Molly Maloy Kathleen Matus Evelyn Matustik Sue McDonald L DIES FIRST, Mary Montoya Mary Sue Moore Susan Moore Mary Nell Narovic Mary Ann Ortiz Sherrie Powers Sylvia Ramirez Susan Scanio Ruth Scott Ginger Joy Sowa Linda Uptmore Olene Walrs GE TLEMEN NEXT . .. Michael Boger Richard Bradley Charles Brunjes Dennis Christopherson Frank DeLeon John Donovan Gregory George Daniel Harvick Kevin Hearon Thomas Henry Gilbert Hernandez Larry Holub Clifford Horsak John Kavanagh Michael Kearn Ronny Knapp Donald Kramer Ronald Long Kenneth Maggard James Machos Richard Matthews Michael McGee Steve Morris Michael Mostyn James Neslony George Paulk Tony Perez Raymond Posey Michael Ream Harvey Richey Everett Schubert Donald Stark William Stourne Keith Tadlock Robert Terry Steven Tillman John Tormy John Wallace Donald Wendorf Robert Wendorf qi 35V'5'L , ,,.w-:mn M 2 - a ff -ff' , me-mal if N X rf - it -.. V-Near iyg ma. iwfsww .V ,. L21 me a Q '33 way? akgrqegakpyk ,..,. . , ' NEW? ' E af fa ,r . x s, .. , S?'42-452.45954 swsisis i nf gag fggssyr 135 1513 ffizfxg A k .Q m?,r,.,,,. givin HS lfif ' ' ' kl?5'liir.Qi iz?fI5xV? -7 A S' ff xx mm- M I ,K ft, :iZw1s,,.iA1 -. V ,ggi WISE . V51 -W Zfzizfllii 'I-if fffLflii5k-?7i ggff5sf1f+,s-rsgptglgggggf 1 L., 'l fry-sfr..Mrrf.,. . .. ,U .afW5ggifr5?5ggiggs?5 .Uri 7 7, 5,5-frmyg 3gi2wg55?f:sf?fPfr to fn, 7 ,1 ,, . or Ra Margaret Ban-agar Brenda Boswell Rebecca Chavez Kathleen Eisenbies Mary Ann Girard Donna Gradel Dorothy Gonzales Linda Hanson Linda I-Ienklernan Cynthia Hernandez Mary Frances Janek Susan Jarvis Pamela Jones Susan Kimble Linda Knapp Donna Langlotz Mary Martin Diana Meek Frances Miller Balentine Montoya EIGHTH GRADERS Always for the missions, they are ever on the top. Just can't seem to find out, what makes their hearts go tick-tock . . . Sharon Pruitt Linda Ream Mary Lou Richard Donna Schroeder Kathleen Shirley Susan Simon Linda Stoume Pat Tiemey o ztfftirifrfw B YS TCO! Donald Binder Bennie Blackiwicz I ack Boettcher Mitchell Bukala James Callan Douglas Calmelet Gathney Camarata John Capitello Anthony Cimo Peter Curtice Thomas Donnellan Alexander Duron James Fabbre Geronimo Felan Fernandos Flores Ben Garcia Michael Gonzales Richard Hanson George Harrington Felix I ohnson Richard Jones Jeff Kearney Kevin Kelly Kenneth Keton Richard Lang Keith Lewis Peter Mejia Gary Mauro William McQuire Mike Pierce Mike Prados Stephen Prados Scott Purdy Andy Restivo Ronald Richey Thomas Scanio Michael Smajstrala Gregory Smith Pat Smith Bill Staton EIGHTH GRADERS SEVENTH GRADERS Raymond Sulak Michael Switzer Russell Todaro Dale Turner John Tusa Ronald Veselka David Warbol Steve Williams Youngest in the Junior High - - spirited - - energetic, and we know why . . . the line-up of seventh graders begin w the three fair ladies below. There are many, but do take your time to meet each one row by row. ith Mary Boger Kay Callaway Judith Chisholm Dedorah Christopherson Pamela Dieterman Sandra East Catherine Flahive Kathy Flood Mary Fowler Cathy Frank Beverly Guidusek Deborah Garcia Pamela George Janet Gritter Catherine Henderson Shirley Henklernan Peggy Kaluza Karen Howard Louise Martin Patricia May Kay McCafferty Linda Mellor Jane McDonald William Baade William Baily John Ballesteros Stephen Bauder Charles Berger Jerry Bettinger Brian Boettcher Robert Bond John Christopherson James DeLuca Joseph DeSmit Robert Donohoe Rodney Eichler Marvin Farek Robert Gradel David Graves Jefferson Green Malcolm Haberle John Hayden Thomas Henderson Daniel Hromaclka Roger Kocian Larry Kaiser Michael Kirkham Dennis Kramer James Lewis Glenn Machos Robert Maciula Albin Matus Gary McFadden Ben Meredith Michael Muhl Larry Posednik Pat Powers Michael Pugh Michael Summers David Tillman William Todaro Ronnie Venneman Jerry Veselka iii? a ,A gg y ,A Q fi 3 Qyrfgi- fa ' ' E Jo Ann Scott Kathleen Stanislau Linda Taylor Francine Todar Jacqueline Vrba Becky Wardlaw Cynthia Williams Kathleen Zalman Ethel Miller Margaret Narovec Patricia Nickell Vickie Pollingayan Mary Io Paske Vivian Purdy Ofelia Ramos Cherri Ruff ACTIVITIES Ifg IR II'N . Let them learn, therefore, and let them show by their conduct that they have learned how gentlemen ought to actg let their appearance and their dress be what it ought to be let their words be truthful and let them be true to their wordsg when they have given a promise, let them keep itg let them be ever master of their every movement and their every wordg let them show respect for all, disturbing no man in the peaceful possession of his own rightsg let them bear unpleasantness graciously, be courteous alwaysg then they will do what is most important of all, they will keep God's commandments. SENIORS' SPECIAL SNR? 'UETPMQYB-Wi'sL'ff3L:5ee t'6ai'1i'HL2iK0iM3!l 4ifN'tvi4zW.x:m: wave-'w is emwf:,eu-.,, wg. ,, L :'-:m These young men and young women have been in school together for twelve years . . . six years at Saint Mary's Grade School and six years at Reicher Catholic High School. Chatting away on the steps at the north entrance are Clifford Wright, Torn Frank, Peggy Brown, Janice Guthrie, J. I. Muhl, Judy Hunke, Jane Rohde, Ed Pugh, Robert Braden, and Don Bettinger. Absent when this picture was taken is Charles Langlotz. Six years at Reicher Catholic High School is the distinction paid to six of Reicher's senior class. Posing for this picture are Kenneth Maciula, Jo Anne Jackson, Carole Mostyn, Hattie Matus, Karen Johnson, and Robert Donnellan. ,, ,, X 1 A 5 is iii in 1. , A L. Qu wM,.,m LETTERM EN AWARDS Sports can be rewarding in more ways than one. On Letterrnen Day there were beautiful Cougar blankets for the old lettermen and letters and jackets for the new lettermen. Representing the school's Lettermen Club are Michael Kelley, Coach Vasek f their moderator Douglas Matthews, Robert Donnellan, Dennis Carrigan, and James Frank. s SAFETY AWARD fgkdgpp Once again Reicher Catholic High School was the recipient of the Waco Safety Council Award shortly before Christmas. Showing the plaque to Sister Walter Marie are Gary Callaway, Joe Misenko, and Douglas Matthews. HOMEMAKER OF TOMORRGW Senior Carole Mostyn graciously receives the Betty Crocker pin from Sister Casimir Joseph. VOICE CF DEMGCRACY WINNER The V.F.W. twenty-five dollar bond is the reason for Ed Pugh's broad smile . . . and Mr. Pugh has reasons to be proud of his son. HIGH SALESMANSHIP The entire student body can be credited with the financial success of the yearbook patrons and ads drive. Don Bettinger, the business manager, gives a check to John Roberson, Ed Traywicli, Hattie Matus, Janice Guthrie, and Catherine Tate. The Juniors won the highest homeroom cash award of twenty-five dollars. SENIOR EXC ANGE STLIDE T Carlo Boura, an exchange student from Italy, smilingly shows his home town of Milano to the senior class officers Johnny Martin, Billy Ficke, Tom Honton and Robert Braden. nw2zmnwsss4mMw..mamw':f :A , LO HOW RCSE 'ERE BLOOMI G A Christmas pageant beautifully rendered by the mixed chorus under the direction of Sister Marian. Sister Karen Patrice handled each tableau-arrangement depicting the birth of the Divine Redeemer. 1 2 E qi ry. I -fs A SPECIAL TIME QF GRACE The retreat is a special time of grace. Father Rocco Perone, a Paulist priest from Austin, conducted the retreat conferences. He encouraged each Reicher student to become more closely associated with Christ. 5,m,m,mL ALVQ - -f-, 4 K - .V -f-f-f-,.,. , . . . A -f--f ,., ,, A--f,,f,,.1,, gg 5 i s 5 5 Q ff 12 34 w fx N W M fi yi 2 aa sw 3 my :S ,Q iz E, ii 5 as 12 E 3 mmmmmmlm ,,-...M-,mfmw nv.-111.1 14 Us may m:.wmwfmWwm,Wm 7f,1 W , ww JUNIOR CAR-WASH .,..l f, Q j ,Lx ' JUNIOR-SENIGR POWDER-PLIFF GAME im. PRE-PROM ACTIVITIE Fund raising projects help to relieve financial problems. And the juniors have the know how. On the night of the prom everything was in tip-top shape. swwzzw- wwmwwwwkdmwm wmmf9mfwMNmanwwmmmpWum1axM,,wwammwwwm WHO'S WHO SIXTY-TWO Ve 'www IZE WINNERS ALL! OUR ANGEL MASCOT K REN VASEK She winged her way to heaven February 8, 1962. Lord, You have arranged the service of Angels and men in a won derful harmony, grant in Your mercy that those, who always serve be- fore You in heaven, may be the protectors of our life on earth. Through Christ Lord. - Collect from the Mass of The Holy Angels - SPQRT gm , X X N E SQ Kiiwzxgf WF ww, L3 me -w, XZ7i.U !? .Q i ggi J 4. ea I, if X X L M. fy ,R V .. -mf Awasxfszigfi ,MQW MM ik f ,, 3 S5535 W fix W A .S 4 - -M2512 VT .f 1:51.43 5 E, Q., . 5 43 - fes22?N?ifw Mb. ,, f5w1w?vQ, Lgf .lr M, ' R Q x M 2 Q ,fx .. iam -- as gg? qw,.w XS M D,,.L W. e .2 X COLIGAR SCOREBGARD 1961-1962 REICHER - MEXIA O- 6 REICHER - KERWIN 0-26 REICHER - MARLIN 6-38 REICHER - GATESVILLE 14-24 REICHER - HEARNE 16-48 REICHER - HILLSBORO 14-26 REICHER - CENTRAL CATHOLIC 14-12 REICHER - SAINT MARKS 34-28 REICHER - LANERI 40-20 REICHER - IESUIT 0-32 A season of three wins and seven losses did not dampen the Cougar spirit nor the school spirit. TRI-CAPTAINS Ed Pugh I ohnny Martin Dean Capterton THE SENIORS LOYAL AND TRUE COUGARITES COACH VASEK HOLDING ONE OF HIS FOOTBALL SESSIONS WITH HIS COLIGARS . .. ' ,1:.:nmz-'fH-f-w4wyz1.v.:w '-W'mlmvr:sr 'WNW' f--- - wtill 1 --M-xmwWmf'wuwvM'Wwm!sasbwwwww1wu1 M 'M CCACH RAITANO GIVI G THE COLIGARS A WORKOUT .qyfmww Q . -wwfms-wfwwmnym.M:-,rgwm w.mMww:fw.mw7,mwwwmw-7w..a,:w-Wwmfmm, W W A f- .L A L L. A vw X -ff,wf-W -f ,ff fe-fmwmwmww PRACTICE, PRACTICE, AND MGRE PRACTICE MANY HOURS ARE SPENT CQNDITIONING MINDS AND BODIES EGR THE GAMES. A '432?sfo3oJ. E' - s -aff! ' K . ., an A me f A Q' . .V , 71 , ,ig fn 5, 'I my am , V 91,14 . vf- ,, W. ' ,.. Nz f -M ' A - '- Sf- - -A ' 7 ,- . .JA -Q- S' f r f l I Mgu ' J' . Alf fx' 3 S QL 4 k ' bkwyi , EVEN THOUGH THE COLIGARS LOST . . . THERE WERE EVIDENCES OE GOOD-SPIRITED COMPETITION . AT THE REICHER- MARLIN GAME. '-1 f f s wtraa2,M,.,L.1:mi:f' -we ' -.x,sv :rm. 9 COACH HENRY AND COACH PETTY ARE TRAINING FUTURE COUGARS OF REICHER CATHOLIC HIGH. ,B , BASKETBALL VARSITY Richard Fowler Billy Ficke Nicky Lewis Steve Landon Mike Mulligan Rufus Prados Ronny Chauviere Iohnny Martin Jay Molloy Pat Richey Coach Henry THE SPRINT, THE RACE, AND THE JUMP! SIGNS OF SPRING ADVERTISEMENTS X X XX X XXXXxxvX X fx. . x X zgriimxs A -XX, Kgwgbxxlx M N T xx . ...CX V X PATRONS REV. RALPH A. BRENNAN REV. MARK DEERING REV. PATRICK O'I-IIGGINS MR. AND MRS. REX ABER REXANN ABER ANONYMOUS AUZELL'S FABRICS CAPT. AND MRS. VINCENT F. ALISOUSKAS IIMMY BALLESTEROS BARRETT HARDWARE R. APPLIANCES MR. AND MRS. C. E. BARNWELL MISS BEATRICE BAUERLE MRS. ED BAUERLE BAXLEY'S FINA STATION NO. S ROY BEATTY BEEMAN R. SCHAEPER BARBER BELLMEAD CITY EMPLOYEES CAPT. AND MRS. C. T. RICHARDSON IR. MRS. C. E. BENNETT MR. 'AND MRS. HENRY BERGER BERNICE'S DRESS SHOP DON BETTINGER MR. AND MRS. E. G. BETTGE MR AND MRS. W. J. BIEDERMAN MR. 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L Compliments of CLIFTON- SIMPSON Finer Home Furnishings Two Stores to Serve You Westview-Hiway 6 at New Road Downtown - on the Square Friendliest Spot in Town HEALTH CAMP Frozen Custard The Featuring -Hea1thburgers- The Best Hamburger in Town' Malts - Hot Dogs - Root Beer On the Circle Waco HERRING AVE. DRUG STORE Prescription Pharmacists L. E. ROBERTSON, Prop. 15th and Herring Pho.: PL Z-2584 - PL Z-2585 FERRELL LUMBER CO. 3825 No. 19th Waco, Texas PL 2-504 1 FICKEL'S DELICATESSEN 900 Columbus Avenue PL 3-9413 We Serve Home-Cooked Food and Specialize in Homemade Pies and Cakes for All Occasions COMPTON FUNERAL HCME A NEW EXPERIENCE IN SHOPPING em , 06 Now That We Are Z .. .:f1A ' A , .- -- . ' fj gz :fi I IU . , I 5 .-': iff- , fy 2' V ' I 1' 3 'f-- - - ff '-iwlg La g-f,E!!'s-4gx.!!,!ZlEE-sites 'J i' --Q . 4, Famous Downtown Fashion Center Our New Lake Air Suburban Store with a new, clean look on the most modern approach to Austin Avenue suburban shopping Eat at THE ELITE CAFE 608 Aus tin Ave. at the Circle Westview Hwy. 6 and Sanger Colias Bros. Serving in the Heart of Texas Since 1920 Shop at GRANT'S in Fair-gate and SAVE GIBSON DISCOUNT CENTER Where you never pay retail 332.4 Franklin Ave. Featuring School Supplies Sporting Goods and Over 4000 Items S. J. GUTHRIE CO. REALTCRS Waco's Most Complete Agency l for Real E state Sales Loans Rentals General Insurance 4016 Bosque Blvd. Tel. PL 4--3521 MEREDITH CIOIQPEIGEHXREE AGENCY YOUR ndepmdefzf Ifzszzmme AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST QNAIA 602 Amicable Life Building Waco, Texas FIRE --- AUTO --- LIFE --- BUSINESS JAMES G. MEREDITH FABBRE JEWELERS JOE E. FABBRE Compliments Certified Watchmaker of Nam O n Q7 O MR. AND MRS. 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