Sacred Heart High School - Cordis Yearbook (Muenster, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

0J IS 1967 TJofume 23 cSacrecf J7fear Jfig i cScAoof Jffuens er, 3 exas Twenty-five years ago the first CORDIS was published. Its ideals as set forth in 1942 are very appropriate for our school: Since our yearbook comes directly out of the heart of our school; Since it pulses with the life of our school; Since it emanates the spirit of our school; Since it diffuses the sweet odor of true Catholic education; Since it is molded upon the Sacred Heart of Christ; Since our school and our church are dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, we have named our annual CORDIS. Cordis is the Latin word meaning of the heart. We, the senior class of '67„ dedicate our yearbook to the. Spirit of (Sacreef Jfeari Brought from Europe! The spirit of our school was first conceived by the early settlers of our community who not only wanted to teach their children how to make a living — but rather how to live. These unsung heroes who rest in God's Acre ask only that we appreciate and revere the Spirit of Sacred Heart. And the Spirit was born! Aiding its delivery were the dedicated Benedictine Priests and Sisters. Without their tender and loving care the Spirit would have died at birth. And the Spirit grows! It is humanly impossible to list the names of all the people who have nourished and kept alive the Spirit of Sacred Heart. Our grandparents, parents, pastors, each and every person who has ever taught at Sacred Heart, and those persons who have given moral and financial support to our school — to these we owe a debt of gratitude. To our parents, teachers, relatives, and friends we say. Thank you. To our ancestors and recently departed teachers and benefactors — we are grateful for your molding our Christian character. Truly, we stand on the shoulders of giants! Just what is this School Spirit of Sacred Heart? Is it tangible? School Spirit is the heart-beat of our school! Its absence brings a halt to the life functions of the school organism. School Spirit is both athletic and academic. It belongs not to sophomores or juniors; freshmen or seniors — it is the life blood of the entire school. School Spirit is a multicolored flag blowing briskly in the breeze. School Spirit is red and white; it is loyalty; it is fun. It is personified in cheers at a pep rally; it is a project well done, and it is the pride of winning a trophy. The Spirit of Sacred Heart is constantly surging, throbbing, growing, and it will continue to grow as the horizons of the faculty and the students broaden and deepen. The Spirit of Sacred Heart is alive and living; it will never die! 3 DEDICATION____ FACULTY....... SENIORS....... JUNIORS....... SOPHOMORES. . . FRESHMEN...... CURRICULUM____ FAVORITES..... ACTIVITIES.... ATHLETICS..... ADVERTISEMENTS . 2 . 5 . 9 41 45 51 55 59 67 89 113 � FATHER BENEDICT. O.S.B. Religion 7 MISS DOROTHY BENGFORT Sociol Studies Spontaneous Combustion'. This ten Heart School this year. Spontaneity and initiative seem to be everyone’s flames high not only at football games, but at Holy Mass, stuOent B t mee' ings, speech tournaments, drill team practices, Catholic Youth Orgarwiatv meetings - all activities are entered into with high enthusiasm. This year at Sacred Heart is truly the year of the T ger - Sacred Heart Spirit' Janie Knauf Gloria CReitei 7')cifediciot ' an Linda TLim merer c 5a utaioricin 13 14 15 S foria 21 22 rD ann Jefcfer ioff 25 27 i 31 4 35 37 ''RutA y os ten W s 111 |o TO THE GRADUATING CLASS oACRLD HEART HIGH SCHOOL, 1967 Please accept ity warm congratulations upon your juc-cessful completion of high school. I know the pride your families and friends feel on this occasion, and I share it. You and I cherish the sa..c American ideals -- ever larger freedoms, ever brighter opportunity for individual fulfillment for our citizens and for all mankind. '■ c share the continuing task of perpetuating these ideals and trans-lating them into reality. It is not my job alone, nor yours alone. It is ours together. No one realizes more than your President that success will depend in large measure upon the priceless legacy you carry away from these halls: the knowledge you have won here; the stronger d or in faith in yourselves that has been born here. I want you to know that there is no finer contribution you can make for your country than to continue your adventure in education. In this era of growing complexity and advancing technology, our country can remain strong and prosperous only when each young American acquires all the education he can possibly absorb. You have 4:jy every best wish for a life tine of success and achievement. There is nothing so gratifying as spirit resulting from pride. T Spirit of Sacred Heart has been truly and greatly exhibited honor and sincerity to something that has been waiting with viting opportunities. The Spirit of Sacred Heart magnifies € year the personal, unspoken gratitude of her students. Grace Moster Chris Walter C ass Treasurer Thomas Hess Class Representative Sister Theresina opens on unusual gift from her students. Imogene Vogel Robert Miller Steve Hess Louri Truebenboch The Spirit of ole Sacred Heart is here to stay. Its presence here causes the loudest pep rallies, larger participation in athletic events, and immense turnouts for school affairs. The ole Spirit doesn't scare people away; more turn out just to see it. The Spirit makes one forget that I'm a junior — he's a dumb freshie. It just makes you say: We re buddies; We re friends. ' May the Spirit never die! Imogene Vogel 68 Ben Fleitman Yeo, teom. Patsy Fleitman Joyce Schmitt 44 Sacred Heart is one of the most widely known, most respected, and most honored schools in this area. Paul Caplinger '68 The Spirit of Sacred Heart School is held in a million half-wholes. Climbing hands are making the bases. Clenching feet are giving the solids. Spirit is one personality mixed with all the grains of authority. Reaching bodies are reviewed to civilization, Retreating minds are re-seeing the labor of whole leadership. The Spirit is the knowing to give not only verbally, but silently. Knowledge is gained. Spirit is borne high! Spirit! Joan Fetsch 69 Kaye Klement Class President Mike Endres Class Representative Beverly Koelzer Class Secretary School Spirit lurks within these hallowed halls, spies, and remains with us until times past. Cynthia Bindel '69 J. D. Luttmer Class Vice-president Sacred Heart School Spirit is the foundation upon which the lives of the men and women of Muenster are built. Diane Hess J- D- Luttmer '69 Class Treasurer Debbie Fette ond Jonicc Grewing are building a better world in which to live. The Spirit of Sacred Heart is a very contagious disease this year. Although everyone has been vaccinated, we cannot help but get it for the biggest carrier seems to be our principal. Sister Roberta. Through her we are daily exposed to it. The bug was first picked up by the senior class with the beginning of football. We thought we had developed an immunity against it, but their affinity was too much. Everyone was vaccinated again, but the juniors, being too weak to resist it, re-infected us. By the second week of school the sophomores had it, too. By the third week it was not only a disease, but an epidemic. We washed, we scrubbed, we held bake sales; we were proud of our school. We yelled, we screamed; we were proud of our team. We followed them all the way to Fredericksburg. There we found a little too much for us, but still, even then, that virus existed. Returning home, we held our heads high and went right on to the next challenge knowing full well that the Spirit of Sacred Heart would continue to reign as the monarch of our school. Kaye Klement 69 Janice Grewing Glenn Schoech Sacred Heart Spirit, wise and brave, is like a growing tree — reaching for greater height. Kenneth Stoffels '69 Melvin Bayer James Dangelmayr Joan Fetsch Virginia Fleitman The School Spirit of Sacred Heart is more than something you can see — but it is something you have to feel. Ann Stewart 69 Our School Spirit is like a wild tiger, never tiring. Mike Endres 69 Kathy Miller Alcuin Schilling The School Spirit this year is like a fire. It spreads all over catching everything in its path. Kenneth Schmitz '69 Robert Kenneth Sicking Stoffels U Doris Schilling Margaret Kralicke Sophomores get in the spirit of Crazy Hot Oay. Kenneth Schmitz Valerie Voth Cynthia Bindel Donald Schneider Sister Roberta ond sophomore doss outline o spirited and successful school year. Clifford Sicking 50 The Spirit being shown at Sacred Heart this school year is a constantly evolving condition. The attitude shown by each and every student is positive and this positive attitude is making Sacred Heart a place of scholastic action. There is much happiness and gratitude in the hearts of everyone. Happiness because Sacred Heart is helping us to know ourselves better, and gratitude to everyone who affects our achievement in a way that makes it possible for us to excel as a school united for one purpose; that purpose being to realize and to accept our place in society. Beverly Koelzer '69 Special Promising Intelligent Righteous Immemorial TOGETHERNESS Dianne Sicking 70 51 Freshmen enjoy the varied magazine selection of the library. Barbara Knabe Class Treasurer Our Spirit is alive! We've got to stay here and work together and love each other in order to keep it that way. Connie Endres 70 Clifford Zimmerer Class Vice-president Darlene Hess Class Representative 52 Connie Endres “This may be our last chance to win state, Virgil Henscheid told us before the game at Fredericksburg. We all knew this might be true so we went with the determination to win, and our spirit was high. The game turned out for the worse, but our spirit against theirs would have won first prize. Winning is not always the important thing; it's the way you play and the spirit with which you play. The Spirit this year at Sacred Heart has been the best ever! Jerry Schmitz 70 Elizabeth Fleitman Jerry Schmitz Carol Grewing Eugene Fleitman Monica Yosten Andy Truebenbach Dianne Sicking Frank Medders Lou Ann Endres Theresa Becker Melvin Schilling Betty Stoffels It is an honor to be a student of Sacred Heart for there is a certain Spirit here that is ours alone. Let's keep it! Betty Stoffels 70 Judy Klement o We are grateful to our beloved teachers, sculptors of our character, whose dedicated Spirit has molded students of Sacred Heart for many years. Exhibit of students' work in art class. The Spirit of Sacred Heart is outstanding. It is a means of self-expression and a means of showing others our love and loyalty to our alma mater. The Spirit of 67 cannot be explained verbally; it can only be demonstrated in our own unique way. Undo Zimmerer 67 Sacred Heart is a relatively small school — in size that is. Therefore, much attention is given to the individual student. The classes, too, are conducted with this in mind. Each student has the freedom to express his ideas a make his suggestions as to how the classes should be taught. This same freedom entails a great responsibility — the responsibility to participate and to give of one's self. Since each student has the opportunity to express himself, his opinion is respected. We realize that we are privileged to have this air of freedom in our classes. 56 Sacred Heart s School Spirit is like a raging flood which takes everything in its path and turns it in its favor. _ .,o Sister Theresina, o dedicated teacher who has taught ot SHH for many years, discusses a physics experiment with students Janie Knouf, Mary Hesse, and Dionne Gehrig. Linda Rohmer puts to good use her speech training as she participates in a competitive tournament. Joe Felderhoff, bookkeeping instructor Visiting clergymen of Catholic and non-Catholic faiths help to make Religion classes most interesting. Lynn Reiter and Cynthia Bindel pose with students from other schools at 8urkburnett Debate Contest. Larry Hess says that anyone can use a potter's wheel. SffT ss ancf JKr. Sac reef Jleart Cheryl Reiter and Andy Klement JILost S uc iouv Joe David Bpyer and Gloria Reiter Jit os t UJely Jo Succeect Joe David Bayer and Linda Zimmerer Kaye Klement and Ray Stewart Beverly Koelze and Thomas Hess Diann Felderhoff and Thomas Hess Janie Knauf and Ray Stewart John Henry Strengi I and Debbie Fette i Gloria Gieb and Larry Hess Sophomore Sfauo rites J. D. Luttmer and Beverly Koelzer Jreshi man favorites Darlene Hess and Clifford Zimmerer For Spirit Day and homecoming, each class was given the charge to decorate their homeroom. The theme was Spirit, and originality counted heavily. The seniors once again proved their tremendous ability to come out on top. The seniors won the privilege of carrying the coveted Spirit Stick throughout Spirit Day. Seniors decorated classroom rates first ploce award. fife Andy Klemenl and Janie Fleitman reign os Mr. and Miss School Spirit. The sight of the Bonfire stirs the cheerleaders into o Homecoming frenzy. Y [ y; c j uc enh Qo for yCa iona ( )ampionsfiip (nittiny Horse SAotu and roll out reef carpet as fiuncfrecfs of new faces pour into TKuenster ai Gofoniat Acres The Spirit of Christmas and the Spirit of Sacred Heart are one and the same for both represent the Spirit of Giving. The burning candles of the advent wreath in the hallway are a constant reminder to prepare for the Spirit of Christmas. As the holy season of Christmas approaches, the classrooms are decorated with a festive Spirit. Long live the Spirit of Christmas! Religion instructor, Fother Benedict, receives o token of oppre-ciation. Fother Alcuin expresses gratitude for gift. To show our appreciation to those who keep alive our Religious Spirit — our priests — we present Spiritual Bouquets and Christmas gifts. Father Andrew admires gaily wrapped Christmas package. Spirit in Action Mrj. Arthur felderhoff presents Janie Knouf with Voice of Democracy savings bond. Journalism Workshop, Dallas. We should strive to arrest apathy and the I don't care attitude. We should instill in people by our example as active citizens, the “caring'' attitude. This alone will tell the outcome of the desired product, success or failure. Setting this good example will demand fortitude and courage. Pericles had this to say about courage and democracy: “Make up your minds that happiness depends on being free, and freedom depends on being courageous. Pericles lived centuries ago but he seems to have hit upon the right recipe for happiness which for him centered around democracy. This is what democracy means to me; and inherited opportunity to better the world. Janie Knauf 67 Seniors attend $MU Journalism Workshop in Dollos. Pretty hots, crazy ho'S, but hots, hots, hots! 74 The spirit of Crazy Hot Doy invades the campus. Senior girls orronge loblewore for the meol. U£e Jascha cJKea Father Benedict prepores to bake the motzos for the passover. Andy Klcment and Father Benedict take port in the beautiful scripture reading associated with this feast. Every food used in the Jewish passover meal was blessed before it was eaten — the bread and wine which are to be consecrated are blessed by the celebrant during the Offertory of the Mass. The washing of hands during the paschal meal symbolized the interior cleansing necessary for those partaking in the ritual — just as does the celebrant's act of washing his hands during the Offertory of the Mass. Unleavened bread was prescribed for the eight days of the passover, to commemorate the first passover; for in the flight from Egypt, there had been no time to make leavened bread. The bread which Our Lord used when He instituted the Eucharist was unleavened — a custom which has carried over into the Latin rite. ON BECOMIAIG TRULV Retreot 67 wos geared to the ideos of today's youth. This year the students did o great deal in planning the Retreat — making it their Retreot. The theme. On Becoming Truly Christian, stressed what it is to follow Christ in today s world. i UAe Sp r f (7ICan s s 7f non� 9 S s er 0 1 6er eas 'Cy yfau ny fun on Crazy SAoe Day. What I hove written, I have written! Connie Endres. Treasurer; Margaret Kralidce. Secretary; Donald Stoffdt. President; Leon Endres. First V, e-pres.den� , Stanley Endres, Second Vice-president. Student Council is the mainstream into which all the ideas, complaints, suggestions, and attitudes of the student body are launched. The most important benefit of the Student Council is that the students of Sacred Heart are given an opportunity to express their ideas, and are able to have a part in the administration of the school. Student Council Plans activities — Crazy Hat Day, New Year's Eve Party, Volleyball Tournament, Crazy Shoe Day, Dances Works for the betterment of the school — Purchasing the Great Books, operates the candy store, co-ordinates events Officers attend district and state meetings, thereby learning from the ideas and experiences of other schools. Sacred Heart s successful year and good spirit are due in large part to the Student Council. When people are a part of something they naturally work to make it better. We sincerely hope that future Councils will continue to give each student the opportunity of expressing his opinion, and that the Student Council will always remain a pillar of Sacred Heart. d JL ft ■ DONALD R. STOFFELS Student Council President 1966-67 j 78 Stuctent ()ounci (State Gonuentton C are do, 7e. x as Loredo. Texas 53 :« mP-ft m- Margaret Krolicke. Mrs. Ed Endres, Leon Endres, m, :j c a , c, . c j .. . . , _ td Endres, and Stan- ley Endres ottend state convention. Laredo, Texas (Standing) Janie Knauf. Dorlene Hess, Kaye Klement, Mike Endres, Tom Hess, Andy Klcment, Linda Rohmer, Paul Boyer. (Seated) Connie Endres, Morgoret Krai-icke, Donald Stoffels, Leon Endres, Stanley Endres. 79 The purpose of the Catholic Youth Organization is to develop informed, committed Christians. It does this through a program consisting of spiritual and moral instruction and social activities. Father Andrew, Spiritual Director CYO Officers accompany Father Alcuin to the crib where the Christ child is placed in the manger before midnight Mass. Bobby Knauf leads CYO Bible Vigil. CYO s have local, state, and national affiliations. Sacred Heart CYO is in the Sherman Deanery. CYO OFFICERS: Linda Zimmercr, Cynthia Bindel, Dionne Gehrig, and Jonie Knauf. 80 President Jonie Knauf Vice-president Dianne Gehrig Secretory-Treasurer Imdo Zimmerer Reporter Cynthia Bmdel Social functions are important port of CYO activities. Cheryl Reiter, MISS SACREO HEART, crownj May Queen. Senior P ay 82 U£e QjruciSfe Irt iur The witchcraft era began rather innocently when a group of girls in Salem Village formed an informal club. They would gather in the home of the minister to talk to his slave, Tituba. She told the children stories filled with magic and superstition that she had known in her youth. The children began pretending and acting strangely. The grownups said that the children were bewitched. The girls realized that their game of make-believe had gone too far so they accused some of the most respected men and women in the village of being witches. The furor followed: one innocent and God-fearing person after another was examined, tried, and hanged. The plot of the story revolves about John Proctor s sin of lechery. Although he has repented his crime, his accomplice, Abigail Williams, refuses to let him forget her. Arabian yCicjA s Ubteme o, PRINCESSES Monica Yosten and lauri Truebcnbach Princess lauri Truebcnbach and escort Thomas Hess Is everybody happy?! 94 Cooch JOE FEIDERHOFF l£e Jrj)£ij of Jootba I To me, football is just about the most important thing in my life. For about three months of every year I contribute my whole self to football. These months are hard and testing, but it proves to be a major step toward manhood. It has an effect upon personal discipline — discipline that would not be fully developed if it were not demanded of a person on and off' the gridiron. It not only developes ones body physically, but also, prepares one mentally and spiritually to face the responsibilities of adulthood. 7'99 9i B Teom My entire attitude toward football has changed this year. I am playing my heart out for the simple reason that we have good coaches. Our coaches are making men out of us, and we realize and appreciate this. We have good school spirit both on and off the field; I will give the coaches full credit for this. They have taught us to take hard licks and face up to reality; we have taken a major step toward physical and mental maturity. Kenny Schmitz 69 Coach VIRGIL HENSCHEID JOHN HENRY STRENG ANDY KLEMENT AlCUIN SCHILLING J. D. LUTTMER KENNY SCHMITZ STEVE HESS 100 CLIFFORD SICKING STANLEY ENDRES cSac reef 7fear cScAoof cS i oncj Of Sacred Heart High, answer the cry Gather your rainbows, cling to the sky FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! Bravo your fancy, challenge her name Fight for the title SACRED HEART! Rah, Rah, Rah. And when those S.H. Tigers fall in line We re going to win this game another time It's for the dear ole school we love so well It's for the dear ole school we yell and yell and yell! And let's fight, fight, fight with all our might We won't give up til this whole game is won!!! It's for the all time pep squad, this is one — rah, rah, rah S.H. TIGERS! Tiger Mascot RHONDA ENDRES Cheerleaders and Mascot $ Vj The Spirit of Sacred Heart is the result of hard work by a united student body. Laurie Truebenbach '68 LAURIE TRUEBENBACH THE SPIRIT My school has a spirit Freed by a rousing cheer. A clapping of hands, Or a broad smile of victory. My school is spirited, In time of demise. On the athletic field or in the classroom. And there is always a swelling Pride of awe when the Alma Mater is sung. The Pep Squad is a school organization open to all high school girls who are interested in cheering their team to victory. The Pep Squad works along with the Drill Team in order to further School Spirit among the student body, alumni, and football fans. Drill Team Leaders: Gloria Gieb, Janie Knauf, and Linda Rohmer. The Sacred Heart Drill Team was formed three years ago. It works in conjunction with the Pep Squad in boosting the Tiger's morale during the game. The Drill Team performs a precision dance routine at halftime which adds color and excitement — a trademark of Sacred Heart Spirit! 104 Drill ' Jeam I MARY KAY IUTTMER MARY ELLEN ENDRES ■ .. DIANNE GEHRIG DONNA STOFFELS KAYE KLEMENT l rJ ?ei'e es TED ENDRES LARRY HESS LEON ENDRES LEE ROY HESS TOM HESS Uiger Jiashet a I Sauacf The Spirit of Sacred Heart ran rampant during the 48-hour basketball marathon in February. From 3:00 p.m. Friday, February 17, until 3:00 p.m. Sunday, February 19, the ole basketball was in continuous motion. A group of sleepy Tigers rest in the bleachers during the marathon. ft ijj • • - j: FORT WORTH STAR TELEGRAM MUENSTER STATE BANK TEMPLE PHARMACY Prescriptions And All Your Drug Needs Gainesville, Texas COOKE COUNTY IMPLEMENTS 1529 N. Dixon Street GAINESVILLE, TEXAS Compliments of MR. 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