St Agnes High School - Antler Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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Mrs Williams clowns and pours Congratulations, Monsignor! 1 HOLY MASS GRADUATES KATHLEEN RITTER Kathleen Pep Club 1, 2,3,4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee 4: Torch 3, 4: Class President 4: Christmas Poetry 4: Little Dog Laughed 4: Meet Arizona 1. IUDITH A, GERHART 1-Judyn Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Antler Business Manager: Torch 4: Class Vice-President 4: Variety Fair 3: CAL 3, 4. Jfy 1 ,LxZJj'Lf W A 4 hyd' Tlbvf- .JYIARY D. THIMES P at .ea Nyc .YEL by Deighlw Pep Club gg sglleltry 1,2,3, L45 Gtqggff egilfimies 4: Antler, L ' L :4:lg'lZoi'ch Class Treasurerfb? Q IU, ,ga ropelplim Nigry' 4: sodffiw :f'Co 'ittee 94: Whea- jl P ' M1eaglgl4:,Qgg1a1Hig1l ,2. I J 'J- 3: J fl! ' 2 Lf V X Dar L,s.4' I Aw ,,'IA' fir-I fffys if J Av MICHAEL F. PETERSON Mike Football 3, 4, Basketball 4, Base- ball 1, 4g Golf-2, 3, 4, Boxing 2, A Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A Vice- President 4, Class Vice-Pres- ident 1: Popularity King 1. A x X PA TRICK DALTON 3 Basketball 4, Baseball 2, 4, A Club 2, 3, 4, A Presldent 4, Class Vice-President 3, Antler Co Editor 4, Honor Roll 3, Or atorical Contest 3: Essay Con- test 3g Popularity King 3. 3 T 1345 aff f T js . -L 1,4' J . N, -t 'E - ,tl ,-, JOHN E. Fox ,K 5' John Football 3, 43 Basketball 4: Golf 2, 3, 4, Student Manager 2, A Club 1, 2, 3, 4, A Secretary Treasurer 4gTorch 4, Meet Arizona' 1. 6 vmG1N1A J. LACY virginia Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Sodality 1, 2,3,4g Glee Club 4, Torch 2, Torch, Feature Editor 3, 43 Pep Club Treasurer 4, Honor Roll 2, Marian Year Queen 4. RICHARD A, MCGINNIS Dick Glee Club 4, Antler 4, Srawnee Mission 3. if .i .C LOIS A, KAEGI Lois Antler 3: Antler Typing Head 4: Variety Fair 3: Talent Show A 1: Meet Arizona 1: B Chee - V.. ay . 1 leader 1: CAL 3,4. J I., Q e . by V , FREDA I. ROSE Jean Glee 4: Meet Arizona 1. GERALD I. PETERSON Jerry Football4: Baseball 2: A Club 3,4: Glee 4: Meet Arizona 1. . M E. MYERS Bill Football 4: Glee 1,4: Antler 4: Torch 4: Poetry Contest 4: Meet Arizona 1: Talent SIOW l, 2, 3, 4: Antler King 3: Kansas All State Choir. Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Sodality 1, Q 2,3, 4: Glee 4: Spedramics 4: 4: Torch 4: Little Dog Laughed T 1 W CARROLL A. COLBERT Carroll Pep Club 2, 3,4: Sodality 3, 4: Glee 4: Spedramics 4: Torch Editor 3,43 Honor Roll 2,3: Book Review Contest 4: Little Dog Laughed 4: Opening Night 4: Variety Fair 3: So- dality Committee Head 4: A Cheerleader 3, 4: B Cheer- leader 2: Homecoming Queen 4: Carlisle Pennsylvania 1. PATRICIA A. THORP Patty Pep Club 1,2,3,4p Sodallty 3, Glee Club 4g Spedramlcs 45 Editor 4, Torch 23 Little La ughed' 4: Opening Night 4g Variety Fair 3, Antler Queen 3. X , ROGER G. Tl-IEBO Roger Football 2, 4g A Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Sbedramics 3,4g Class President 35 Class Sec- retary lg Little Dog Laughed 43 Christmas on the Village Square 35 Minor Miracle 3: Message From Khl'fu 43 Var- iety Fair 4g Meet Arizona lg Kansas All State Choir 2. ?..,'S- f6'5 if r u ,X . A , 1 X X l gel, ll r XLR' RAC lv X' W xl .1 4 .rl Y 7. rl , mfr x 4 - I I IJ pyvlj fx U RITA K. SIEGMUND Rita Pep Club 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 4. 8 wg, fl sl 14: Wy! Xl ,lx RICHARD D, OSWALD Football 43 Glee Club 43 Sped ramics 33 Essay Contest 4. VIRGINIA L . ZACHER Virginia Pep Club 1, 4g Sodality 1,2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 45 Meet Arizona 1. JOHN THOMAS RAAB John Glee Club 4g Spedrarnics 3, 4g Class Treasurer 1. MARTORIE D. RAGAN Marjorie Torch 3, 4: Kansas All State Choir 2: Meet Arizona lg Little Dog Laughed 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4: Sodaliry 1,'2, 3, 45 Glee Club 4. bw, K If X- ANN PETERS I1 Annu 1 D 1 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4g Sodality 1, 2,3,4g Glee Club 45 Torch 3, 4g Pep Club President 4g Meet Arizona 1: Kansas All State Choir 2. 4 Wm JAMES A. MARX 1lIirn1v Football 4, Baseball 1,2,4g Golf 33 A Club 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 4, Class President 1, 2, Torch 4, Honor Roll lg 'Meet Arizona 1. 9 MARY ELAINE HARRIS .,Mary.. Pep Club 1, 23 Sodality 13 Meet Arizona 1. A ,mf fb jfffd N.. MARGARET M , FERKENHOFF V llpeggylv Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Sodality 1, 2,3,4, Torch 3, 4, Class Pres- ident 1, Class Vice-President 2, Class Secretary 3, Christmas Poetry 4, Variety Fair 3, Talent Show 1,2,3, 4, Sodality Pres- ident 4, A Cheerleader 3, 4, B Cheerleader 2, Popularity Queen 3, Homecoming Attend- ant 4, Organist 1, 2, 3, 4, Kansas All State Choir 2. JEROME M, SPERKE .. Jerry .. Football 4, Basketball 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 4, A Club 2,3,4g Antler 3,4, Little Dog Laughed 4, A Message From Khufu 4, Meet Arizona 1. '7 ,L gag V C, 2C6KZL 7 P PAUL E, SCHLEICHER fx gr' I ,, 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 1, Back of year 4, A Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee 1, 4: Torch 4, Poetry Contest 4: Christmas Poetry 4, Meet Arizona 1. 10 ,- is JANET S, AHERN XX Janet Glee 4, Little Dog Laughed 4, opening Night lg, Sped ramics 4, Newton High 1, 2, 3. SHARON J. MARSEE Sharon Pep Club l,2.3,4, Sodality l, 2.3,-1, Glee 4, Torch 1.2. 3, Torch Business Manager 4, Class Secretary lg lxlay0ueen Attend- ant 2, Homecoming Attendant 4. fa 'J lox f Ju 'I y '-1 G , X DAVID L, SETTER Dave Glee 45 Little Dog Laughed 45 Christmas on The Village Square 35 Message of Khufu 45 Minor Miracle 3, IERRY PARK Jerry Glee 45 Spedramics 45 Hogan A High 1,2. X IO ANN WESTERMAN Io Ann Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee 45 Meet Arizona 15 Variety Fair 35 Talent Show 15 Sodality Committee Head 35 B Cheerleader 15 Kansas A11 State Choir 2. 24? -922524 3'f4r,fQiv O Q, Y YJ ffimi 310 Qi ' Q ' x 'E7' MARY P, WICKERSIIAM Pat Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4: Sodaluy 1 2, 3, 45 Antler Business Manager 45 Torch 45Class Corresponding Secretary 35 Honor. Roll l 2 3 I 45 Book Review 45 Essay Contest 45 Sodality Committee Head 4 f TW -+ jf C si .l ' ARTS x? P.. MCDONALD - N4 K 0 Bob i if Football3,45 Basketball 45 Base- x X ' ball lp Golf 2,3,-lg Club ' j l 3 4 Glee 1, 45 Meet Arizona 1. 'Il sri' F' tk Www hlfl' at ees xy SENIOR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the punchy Sentor Class of 1955 betng unstable and morotuc happtly bestow gtffs of fortune and grace upon our less gtfted brethren knowtng you wtll always apprectate and chertsh this our last wtll and testament Janet Ahern leaves her growmg pony tatl to Maryltn Barry Wear it proudlyl Dome Carter leaves the mouse u1 her locker to Patricta Dalton. It thrtves on holes Pat Carroll Colbert leaves her leadershxp to Mary Ann Rohrbach Happy saxhn I For anyone Pat Dalton leaves Nl 2112 The standxng denttst appotnttnents of Peggy Ferkenhoff are patnlessly be queathed to Anna Schmttz Jon Fox leaves hts warm up Jadtet sttll folded on tl1e bench Judy Gerhart leaves her seat m study hall to Butch Marlo He ltkes ttll Mary Harrts leaves her botsterous ways to Stanalee Bordaguray Lots Kaegt leaves at the same size she came A Frenchte ' bratn belongtng to Virglma Lacy ts joyfully wtlled to Kay Baumetster On oull Sharon Marsee wtlltngly leaves her lock er space toColettaCral1an Pat Nolan Kathleen Kellerman andlantce Elltot J tm Marx leaves hts bram to Tom Cforskt happy landmgs Tom Bob McDonald leaves hts Perry Como hatrcut to Ridtard Beverltn Btll Myers takes hts car off the parktng lot wtlled to no man Rtchard Oswald leaves tus reltgton seat for the 300th ttme Jerry Park leaves hts old age to Mary Helen Greene Ann Peters leaves her frtendshlp wtth Monstgnor Koch to Delmar Flack Jerry Peterson s collectton of S T A phone numbers goes to F rancts Steve Larry Steele and PaulLaGue Dtvtde and gtve the rematnder to Jtm Ste wart Mtke Peterson leaves hts Globetrotter s drtbbltng exlubttton to Matt Dowd Dtck McG1nnis leaves hts wavy hatr to Rose Mary wambalt Don Marx and Jtm Murray shall share squarely the revenue from fines on Semor gtrls coats collected by Slster Patnoe awwgljif-A' 513 AMW Jchn Rabb s arttsttc abtltty IS bestowed upon Joe Jackson of cottage Htl fame Maryona Ragan leaves Pat to no one Not even Sharon Hann, Janet Mtles nor Mary Ann Verstraete qualtfy She s keepmg html Btll Bxrd and Tom Carter can equally share tn the of Kathleen Rttter s hetght Jean Rose leaves her Shakespearean note book to Bob Fatrletgh To thme own self be true ' Paul Schletcher leaves hts all ctty foot ball reoord to B111 Puhr You llhave to hurry Btllyl Dave Setter leaves reltgton IV never to return The movte star collectton of Rtta Steg mund goes to Jo Ann Nolan Keep smtltng Llberacel Jerry Sperke wills hts Donald Duck quack to Bob Allen, another duck Che Meatball served sparingly to George Grtffln. Add it toyour watst ltne boyl Dxane Thtmes achtn back hmps to use tt That Thorp squeal of Patty s wxll m the future enliven Dorts Aberer Jo Ann Westerman wtlls her col.lectlon of post d affatres to Linda Rouse The ptpes of Pat Wtckersham s 53 Ford go to Pat Stast mth a put to Patl Vit-gtnta Zacher wtlls her bottle locks to Delores Magerl for expertmentatlon To Gtlbert Avila Jerry Mook Pat Mc Donald goes the warm seats ofthe basketball captams of the bench Fox and Dalton Brian Btllings and Pat Carter shall hold and chertsh all lost Semor golfballs From all the Seniors to Judy Gentner Beverly Harrts Nancy Stewart and Kathy Hughes goes a package of memortes fond ftmny and a foot Sealed a.nd stgted tn the year of our Lord May 1 1955 THE SENICRS Mft JMS if dm jf 5 1 1 .3 I 5 , cgi? w e t y cj . 'lx , S '. Uearlt.-tra Payne inhopes she'll revel- ' ' ' . .' A ' fig ll J f OT ' wma 68 f lf . :I 'I A' 19 OUR FACULTY Q Q i x N-di REV. ARTHUR P. CONDON, Religion rf lf!!! Dk av UML SISTER M, PATRICE 1 Principal W1 A l ' 7 at L . 'I . fl if 41 it H We all join in thanking you, Sister, fo ur -' endless patience and consideration in plan- ning such an enjoyable and beneficial year for all of us. May your reward be great. To our Fathers. . .God reward you all! REV. FRANCIS GLOWACKI, Religion REV. MAURICE GARDNER REV. ROBERT SULLIVAN Sophomore Religion 13 Religion and Coaching Jim Marx, John Raab, Don Marx, Mike Peterson, Jerry Peterson, Bob McDonald, Jim and Don Marx with Bob McDonald serve 6 o'c1ock Mass every morning. F I ! Q 5' N' 3 f if? ,, f A X ff, SISTER TERESA Geometry and Latin I, H, HI. Sister Teresa's prized geometry class COACH PAUL MART . American History, Constitution ciology and Boys' Gym. QQ SISTER PATRICE and her algebra II brains. STUDY HALL- SHHHHHHHH! ! ! I ! Future furniture makers of America! FATHER GARDNER and his obedient freshmen religion class. COACH LON FARRELL Shop World Hrstory MISS FARICY, Pep Club sponsor, reads club constitution as officers Ann Peters, 54 President, Patty Peters, 54 Vice-President: Kay Baumeister, Secretary: Virginia Lucy, Treasurer look on at new member initation. Q9 5, fav M 4 fl Q3 kgs? , Q 5 I a fv w Q V fi al ix 4,5 5 ag 1 , 'f -W ' g f '- in 4 W A . V.: ,Kg - 35, Q ,lf , , W, 553' Wi ,Y 5' 'Y' 1 92 A 'W' A M , A STUDY DAY IN BIOLOGY X51 1 fm SISTER ROBERTA Junior Class Sponsor via Biology, Art I and II, English III and IV. Stags prize artists? STAGS' CHOW TIME. 4 I Ig! ,, . ...agus '96 ggj tg,ffg- 4, 1 WX SISTER MARIANNE chemistry, English rand Clothingffbf I, II. Clothing one leams the tricks of the trade. Watch the roof-- Chemistry class at work. High school choir under Sister Ma.rianne's direction. 4 W ' f , A St, Agnes High's faithful Mass , ix ,,,.g-gn--...,-A, X 1 , or fi sl Organists. Our cafeteria staffhas many htmgry mouths to feed, N, rfb , v Q 0' SISTER AGATHA Shorthand, 'Typing and Librarian. Shorthand I1 classes are really making speed. DCC-2663! Siiiiirggggzg Nope try again. 19 tx , llpft V1 R Kiwi 'K , ,ff KX 5.11, X 's , J ,A A Qgy!!'+:, w',fg,ff ,ff pf 1, The Junior FALL FESTIVAL with its Popu- larity trophy winners. ..the rummage sale with the prize white fur coat snitched under their very noses .... dances, parties and the PROM .... set this year aside as busy and tops! JUNIOR YEAR .... one most likely not forgotten! YN Bob Allen Gilbert Avila It :4fQu,.f1.K fk of fgsvx x Don Marx PRESIDENT Pat Stasi VICE-PRESIDENT Francis Sieve Kay Baumeister TREASURER SECRETARY 19 'zz 5' 'L I..-x , , N if .4- GUI ! ,XJ v I f Maryl in Barry Doris Aberer V if-2 Y -AEI X f . rjy COPRESPONDING SECRETARY XJ .I lv X J ' f A . X I 'X V X 9 X is X NE' 20 Stanalee Bordagaray Richard Beverlin Bill Bird Brian Tommy Carter Coletta Cr ahan Here's to our class of '56 with gags and jokes and corny tricks, We may not be the greatest But we're hep with all the latest. In golf you'll see our smallest, To basketball we give our tallest, We're the last Stags to go marching by, With our faces turned to new Miege High Beverly Harris Kathleen Kellerman ff . - Shaw y as No l Us , 5 Xl' y lf 1, I' K Q Q, is .AL A Pat Carter Patricia Dalton Matthew Dowd dlanice Elliot 1 Delmar Flack Judith Ann Gentner Mary Helen Green George Griffin Tom Gorski Joe Iackso K' L f nk Del ores Magerl James Murray l. 'V' Qld: ,. R Sharon Hang Beverly Harris Kathy Hughes 'ZS' :J ,i sw Kathleen Kellerman Patrick McDonald 'f vim ' I 0- ' Ni- J' Butch Marlo Janet Miles Q5 Q Jo Ann Nolan Patricia Nolan I RIAA X X A ,J :Jn Paul LaGue any Jerry Mock f f fl Barbara Payne SOPHGMGRES Nancy Stumpff PRESIDENT Phil Moore SECRETARY 1 At last we know who KHUFU is! Roy 501011 One Phil Moore .... ,.. 'Ar mfg lN'X 9 -ful' Anna Jane Wright VIC E- PRESIDENT Bill Fox TREASURER ff'-so cv lk' iff? 1 Karen Boles Cynthia Curry Mike Daniels 24 Peggy Dean George Donahue x...' g, '39s 'P-IT? George Duff Larry Flack Joyce Fromholtz ff' 'M We're the class of fifty-seven, We will lead the way to heaven, When we get there we will say, Frosh, frosh, where are they? Next year we'll be juniors all, Sally Haffis Looking forward to school next fall, Our big year that will be, Success we plan for all to see. If ever, things don't look bright, -- T..- av'- We'll be trying to make it right, The good of the class is our aim, ? ' ' And to help bring to it glory and fame. s Mary Inez Harrison pf- -.x 1 7' Dolores Kenworthy Virginia Mihalik Kitty Mike 25 Richard Gorski Y A 4 1-rr Helen La mbour -'Z X- vi ,Qt-I 1 Tom Laughlin Carol 'T Paul O'Brien qxlf f M5 Maureen Sullivan Q Barbara Wachter ,Va K- fa, ' Carolyn Oelklaus Parry Io Peters Ei Q' GE? James Searle Phyllis Salvaggio Sud' David Trelease Julie Turner gat. ? 'wav- Mary Westerman Larry Wiesman 26 E i ..... Janice Ann Pfeiffer Kenneth Setter Q1 Leelane Sraunty ,MJ 1' f Mary Kay Wilcoxon Za' S ofa 1. C. - A Frtend Alderson AJ Allen s Drtve In Ashe s Men s and Boys Wear Beauty Spot The Becquet Mrs John Blanchard s Cleaners 8: Storage Boles Mr 8: Mrs J W Boltng Jr Mr 8: Mrs Harry O Bowen Mr 8: Mrs Dantel Brandmeyers Grocery Bowltng Tea Breckletn Henshaw Prescrtpuons Brothers Mrs James W Brown Ed Brown Mr 8: Mrs Wtlltam Budtne Mr 8: Mrs Lucas Burkett Mr 8: Mrs Donald Burry and Terrtl Burt Mr and Mrs W H Carter Ftx It Shop Carter Jewelry C 8: E Fabrtc Stop The Cell O Pakt Nut Meats Cltne Mr Hubert T Cltne Cohoon Berntce Courtney Jeweler Cox Mr Jack B A Frtend Davts Norman Devrne Norma Dolan Mr 8: Mrs James Don Dennis Smclatr Servtce Donelson, Dr. Rtchard L. Dooley, Mr. 8: Mrs. Dems Dye, Mr. George Eaker Motor Servtce Fabrtc Farr Fae, Callte Fatrway Barber Shop Fatrway D X Fatrway Food Lockers Fatrway Restaurant Falconer Furntture Co. Falk, Mr. 8: Mrs. Joe Ftnn, Thomas R. 8: Assoctates Fltzpatrtck, Mr. 8: Mrs. R. T. Fltnker, Mrs. 101111 Ford, Josette Frtends Gaynor's Servtce Golub, Mr 8a Mrs. Alexander Gouldtng, Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Great Central Insurance Agency Griffin, Mr. 8: Mrs. G.A. Grother's Pratrte Vrllage Hall, Margaret Hann, Mr. 8: Mrs. T.R. Hargrove, Robert 27 See Page 8 Hartman Mr A Hay s Fatrway Beauty Salon Hay s Stoe Stop Heath Mr 8: Mrs Jack Henshaw Mrs Thomas Hester TV Radto Hrck s Mtsston Bakery Hobby Haven Holmes Mrs E C Hunter Eben and Edtth A Frtend Ireton Della B Jackson Ellen D Joe Cutrera 8: Son Frutt Market Joe Lechner Bowlmg Balls John Marrow Pharmacy John Wood Prescrtptrons Kaegt Mr 8: Mrs E R Kellerman Ann Kellerman John Kelly Construction Bowltng Team Kempton Farmly Kempton s Ktrsch Leo Knlghts of Columbus Bowltng League Brookstde Plaza Garage Squlre Electnc Co Roeland Park Texaco Mtsston Tank Wagon Service Mrchenfelder Poultry A Frtend Langford, Mr. 8: Mrs. W. . Lambour, Mr. 8: Mrs. C. I. Lee's Men and Boys Store Legler Studto Ltmberg, Dr. 8: Mrs. Frank W. Long, Jr., Dr. Davtd S. D.D S Lucas, G. A. Lucas, John Madam X Mar Beck Bowltng Team Marsee, Cpl James Marsee, Mr 8: Mrs. Raymond Marsee, Mary Mary Mae Shop Mayer, James. E. Allstate Insurance Company McGrath, John Merle Norman Cosmetrc Srudto Meyer's Stoe Stop Michael's Hy Lo Food Store Mrles, John Mrsston G1ft8: Garden Shop Mtxton Record Shop Mtsion Road Market MISIOD Washerette Misstonhill Cleaners Mrsronhill Fabrtc 4Too- an A TRIBUTE TO OUR CLASS OFFICERS You have now set the pace for the years to come by your outstanding examples of class spirit. Asgreen Freshmen we wereled through our first year with high hopes ofthe better things in store for us. Even though we were oftentimes doubtful and uncertain we ended a successful year with you as our leaders. 4' Carol Wickey George Zacher Larry Avila tl' 'Q-5.5 Bob Myers PRESIDENT Iim Ferkenhoff VIC E-PRESIDENT ...v if ini lim Aberer - Bill Alldaffer 28 C Elizabeth Schmitz SECRETARY f-'T , Nickie Pfeiffer TREASURER Y f' N X nf. Q . ...Q -CSC' ..f ' Joe Armanees r '. 1:4 ...- Judy Barrows 3 C... a , 4 f- If 'Uh 4 'lx , Alex Baumeister Barbara Bayer Iohn Bialek 7' -rerun J-3 As fawns we began our studies anew, with hopes for the future and failures few. From odd Latin verbs and x s' squared All of us prayed to be spared. At last our biggest task began Of facing die Seniors, from whom we ran. They chased us and caught us and sent us to court: For every Frosh t'was the test of a sport. As youngest STAGS we've finished our test, Next year we'll be able to tackle the rest. So now we're headed for fame and glory, And we won't give up till we make it by gorey Mary Ann Carter Judy Marsee Jim Dalton K . s Joyce Dolan John Dougherty Michael Dowd 29 Mary Brady Anthony Ciston, Jr Joe Dalton Cynthia Dunn L Q '52 -1--v Nana Mg, garb' r ll K.. 5 I Karen Feehan Danny Gerhardt fw fxx.. i,i!Z 1 Rita Griffin Elizabeth Ann Hargis x,.gQ -iff' 'sn Henry Ray Luebbert Daniel Mahoney George Matz Janet Morris e A Mary Io Gerhart Linda Long if-,,. QQ es...a-if K A' Frank Manczuk 'df -tf 'f, Y X - l Bob O'COnne1l I . Mary Jo Grauberger ,LA lf Ida May Luebbert 'QCZ7' Judy Marsee 95 A fn. 1? Mary Ann Oelklaus cag- sy' ,, -l X N' Leslie Oswald ' an Mai Linda Rohrback ,T-:gaF,' A Q .i eg?-' f 1-an Q y - .,?r. . x r 5 X- J. t ,,n:Lgg .,.'f - pw 3 Ja- ' Loretta Shinners 9 Vivian Patterson X Zi!- ,Jai Q , , , if M Larry Ross K' is I 'Q ' -A 9 s S'- rf NS Rosine Siegm und ,-Q. li . ics' O N if Mary Ann Steele David Sullivan 31 Thomas Patron I v ,I 4 Fredrick Schwab il' Lillian Sieve i S ,Ax 51 Rose Marie Sullivan ii 3' Bob Rode '-4 Susan Scofield S1 ,ar . X, 4-J iw W. -J ,, James Sorenson 1 .or X fr. Sandra Villarreal r 3? , 1 gf . .. ,ig A Q , :- if gf .3 H ' w . 5 , 1. R 'R' Q 7 5 3 'f 1 .e g A A f fig f ' 7 Sfggil .Ag 1 -ai GMI-1, W , .say Q M-ei ' Q ' Q J! 'fix ' f M A i 2 vm!- 7' 2 X WWQZQ AW 'W wi , 1 ,?4,,5 ff' K gy m we V , VH, 'I IQ2fB:fQQ. 'w wefff I , W, .Q 7 ue Y zz fy' W, if fa , WY' 2111.5 Q Acnvu-rugs my K 47 C X N j W 1 V7 QA s A ' 9 if N' K .sm Kg? ROELAND TORCH Volume Nine is put to bed by Editor Carroll Colbert and an energetic staff, With the advent of Miege High, the ROELAND TORCH may be one name that can remain. The TORCH is named in honor of the Roe family who generously donated the land upon which the St. Agnes plant is situated. ' Zia, as l 5 X Q' m M n.- N-,ty ,, 's F. 1 rl Page Editors: News, Brian Billings, Sports, Don Marx, Feature, V. Lacy. ll IDI wtf? ll In , IR In . b 3 QV ROW ONE: Brian Billings, VirginiaLacy, SharonMarsee, Carroll Colbert, Pat Wickersham, Diane Thimes, Jim Marx, Peggy Ferkenhoff, Sharon Hann, Ann Schmitz, Nicky Pfeiffer, ROW TWO: Butch Marlo, Don Marx, Judy Gerhart, Paul Schleicher, Matt Dowd. ROW THREE: Lois Kaegi, Nancy Stumpff, Roger Thebo. ROW FOUR: Dorothy Carter, Mary Helen Green, Linda Rouse. ROW FIVE: Patty Thorp, Margie Regan, Betty Schmitz, Bill Myers, Peters, Ritter, Fox. Ill 'Er , THE ANTLER STAFF The Antler staff heads selects cover style. Judy Gerhart, Mr, Peterson, Pat Dalton, Patty Thorp, Pat Wickersham, Lois Kaegi. mga! Co-Editors Patty Thorp and Pat Dalton meet after school to work. Heads of staff meet. I l -7, Q I t 1 -.ev - 0 T I I ,X Q , . il 1 syxx SEATED, Left to Right: Pat Dalton, Co-Editorg Diane Thimes, Layoutg Judy Gerhart, Businessg Patty Thorp, Co-Editor: Pat Wickersham, Business, Jerry Sperke, Final Layout. STANDING: Stana Lee Bordagaray, Artp Sister Roberta, Sponsor, Lois Ann Kaegi, Typingg Roger Thebo, Ads. 35 GREW cmd CREW- SITTING Diane Thimes Lillian Sieve Nancy Stewart Kay Baumeister Lois Ann Kaegi Pat Wickersham STANDING Vivian Patterson Judy Marsee C s A Butch Marlo, photographer, consults with Patty Thorp on picture schedule. Layout group consults together on dummy plans. J Business committee under Pat and Judy divide terri- tories fot ad campaign. SITTING Kathleen Kellerman Peggy Dean Maureen Sullivan Janice Elliot Coletta Crahan Janet Miles STANDING Judy Gerhart Pat Wickersham Nancy Stewart Dick McGinnis 3 t 41...- HEADS of ORGANIZATIGNS SPEEDRAMICS IS the speech and drama orgamzauon to promote mterest and acuv fr-af, TOP: Fox, Saerke, Dalton, Peterson...MIDDLE: Marx, McDonald, Carter, Marx, Marlo, Peterson....FRONT: Murray, Stasi, Carter, Schleicher, Thebo. PED CLUB CLUB Toward the end of the year the club doubles its mem- bership, but these are the fellows who begin the work. V an fi: , in , is v U ' Y 2 'Q y I , Z Under the direction of Miss Faricy the club plans the homecoming, charters the bus service for the out- of-town games and cheers the team to victory week after week. A11 pep assemblies are planned by the president and a round of activities is planned from month to month. Ann Peters is retiring president, 38 , f 'L ,421 3, 2 gn A , , .W ' , mf ,Q , f , f 'i1f49' fi ' , fvfvka few, xi! Zfwf f Q' .uw fi? .' A 4 1- k .Q K' . U - 2-L X Y . .4 ' fvyf : if ,V 4, ' 19 ,. A Vg new 12 ' Plz?- FOOTI3 LL BANQUET F3If?12Ti5Q,1f'5i'ZT Paul Back of the Year Paul Schlercher recerves Cumulative placque mu award fY0m C Martel honor one man each year Lrneman of the rear to Pat Stasr A squad of thuty served 5 Part of the crowd of 600 who paid honor to the new Booster Club 40 . 1, X o , 9 r E r 5 rv -. - Ii- I Q ll ,E 411 ' ' I I , 'im :rj 1 1 X193 ,I , Q . rv ' - ' ' 1 L 44 P a ul Sc h l e i c h e r crowns Carroll Colbert. Mike Peterson crowned Peggy Ferkenhoff and Sharon Marsee Q. Then we danced the evening away. p 1 L il. 1 Q 1' 14 ,-.' The night finally came. The PEP CLUB had the gym adream ofcolor, Pretty as a Picture . Wantland's orchestra set the mood. Paul and Carroll opened the evening. Bill Myers, Peg Ferkenhoff, Mike Peterson, Sharon Marsee, Carroll and John Fox with the crown bearers Sherry and Pam and the pages Setter and Schofield pose for a picture with the Blessed Virgin. 42 -q..J QF 3'5- xffeiz Bonfire is built. Royalty rides to the game. 4,45 Yi Pep Club warms up at St. Peters. '91 STAGS WALLOP ST. JOE 24toO Winf- Q , A H I V ' -iq. ' 2-fa. ' do egg., e We, 'sri ,gif ligne? .,. . k 3'-if. ' fx 'E 4 , M ' .. A 4 455 stef' 4 f twist . V V. 'wi . I' .1 ,' , , 1 :23551 I ' . ' At the half, roy- ' Q I .1 x alty receive flowers from the co-cap- rains. H o w h a r d it must have been for cheerlead- ers to restrain cheers .... as royalty. P' .J -4 ,jr ISHN.. iffy? B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Judy Marsee Carol Wxckey Anna Jane Wnght Juhe Turner MASCOTS Pam and Sherry Martel RECEIVING INSTRUCTIONS Our cheerleaders in action Get together there gals! Your techmque is showing 0 Q S.- L. s,'I MHW J KT' uh -.Wi 'E A ,W xr- ,. -xx iiE2: , 1 jx Ga ff , 'E Q A Ei? 4 781143 li 'J' 2 .al -gn - i , .2 ' u-'V M1 Q I' Mi f :W www V 2 - A , www f --,W,,, q-mf-w , Z MEL ' -f P n -...H WH in Q Q D I V 9' 'Qu'-.X . QQTW wtf., W POPULARITY WINNERS B o b M y e r s a n d Ju d y Marsee win popularity contest, by Freshman penny votes which bring them to the top. Penny toss, the biggest money 50 making spot at the Junior carnival 2 f 5? , 4 E I 9 7 ' J A v LET'-L: '1L, 3 11' '. 'Santan . ' 5' If 7777 . -f ?'W' 9 I ' g , A Qi' I g'y 4 ' , K' 4 f :Wa K nv z I ,,'d,f1u 1 I gg' 'tv 3. x ILJ'-I ' , fr-'N ' ' -9 ' 'MZ 1 - ,Q , . .4 , IA, 3 'a , J W ' . if it . qx: 3 4 ,254 3, ,few '-' 0 ' 'S 0 mi! 4 H fl- is v . u K gd X if -f 4 1. ' 7 - v x I if 3 , X W. ' rf 9 .L CLOSING of the MAR! N YEA FATHER NUGENT CONDUCTS THE OF THE MARIAN YEAR WITH THE LIVING ROSARY. VIRGINIA LACY COMPLETES THE SERVICE BY CROWNING THE BLESSED MOTHER. ATTENDANTS T0 THE QUEEN LEFT TO RIGHT: PATTY THORP PAT WICKERSHAM CARROLL COLBERT SHARON MARSEE JUDY GERHART LOIS KAEGI IOANN WESTERMAN BIER CARRIERS IOHN FOX PAT DALTON CLOSING I if' Mlfvv-5 PLAYS November 21 marked the opening of the dramatic festivities for '54 with the three-act comedy, THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED, Flats, paint, lines. .fun. . lines. . .. paint. . .props. . . more lines. . . fun. . .and time out. . .n' fun again. Ts x 1 1 gf' V Z 'fi 4 - rl fur H. If 'f . ... Comedy angel Gus, Kathleen Ritter M ' V x' T ' - grabs Horatio P. Honeywell, Matt get ROMANTIC LEADS ' Ianet Sue Ahern and David Setter Dowd before he can escape. Mom our Kay . ,xi Friends of mom get the Inkblot test. Chi Chi's little brother gets the boo from the dad of the family, Thebo. Flowers for Our Miss Brooks Miss Pat Farisy who directs the plays. va rm ac., 4 ' A 3 i ' 2 ' r t 3 V . 5 Q f 1 5 K it Z , 1 3, il a g Ls ' , ' ! V' f .gf ,X 3 2 , 5951, if Y' 0 A 1' 5,fY SDOQT5 f NIJ 6 M 7 fix. ff-.. .E N'-vw 4 -GN! f f--Q.-G,'- fl K 4 'h A .of - W Q Q ' X 5 L f ' dh-n-P Q ' ' J F Q - J. ' it-fc: FOOTBALL 9 to 1 RECORD' TOP ROW: Coach, Lon Farrell: 15, D. Gerhardt: 23, P. LaGue: 39, D. Tre1ease:27 J. Fox: 31, D. Marx: 25,P.Sch1eicherg24, M. Peterson: 20. J. Marx: Coach, Paul Martel. SECOND ROW: 30, P. McDonald: 34, J. Peterson: 38, J. Sperke: 40, R. Oswald: 42, R Thebog 41, P. Stasig 36, D. Flack: 37, J. Murray: 29, B. McDonald. BOTTOM ROW Student Manager, B. Fox: 18, J. Mook: 28. P. Carter: 32, G, Donahue: 10, B. Myers Student Manager, L. Flack. TOP ROW 28 P Carter 32 G Donahue 30 P McDonald 23 P LaGue 39 D Trelease 15 D Gerhardt 31 D Marx 10 B Myers 20 J Marx SECOND ROW 18 J Mook 28 L Av11a 15 hardt 33 F Manczuk 52 B Baume1ster 3 L Oswald 23 G Zacher 63 J Wtcker sham 22 R Schwab BOTTOM ROW 34 N Pfereffer 35 H Luebbert 28 L Avrla 6 J Aberer '7 G Matz 26 B OConneLl 25 J Ferkenhoff 7 J Armanees 38 L Ross 56 TOP ROW: 15, B. Alldafferg 40, J. Dalton: 53, B, Myers: 60, J. Dougherty: 15, D. Ger- Q Q 4' TT 1 tx s .V I v , u , I , ' daily scrimmage from three to six ! Q W - Ydcx' N PII G 1 X e A ,V .151 4 gg x RICHARD OSWALD Senior, Tackle JOHN FOX Senior, Fullback 5 ROLL ON TO VICTORY HM MURRAY I ERRY SPERKE Senior, End Chosen LINEMAN of the YEAR '54 PAT STASI Junior, Guard Junior, Halfback . - , 5 ' I xx, Q ' j. . Q- A, an , 4 ' f! Af 5 Hi A H' ff Q' ff . 1 -nw' f-'L-A., Cla 4, , diffs f,,g..,.. QP af- .V we-2, , 7 XX5- .1 4 FALL FOOTBALL ' Y S' ' , F Q I O--------W--H ,. O-- A Q.. E , qs' , E '-we -W D ' -A 141 78 f 44 - 1-Qfiztft Tf',.13?Q4 5 ...in 4, , s- if 52' ,p'A A.v,b.1,4A, A . :,f5f,kn f'5rl1f, ACTION ON THE FIELD SIDELINES SPARKLE TOO! ff' .' J f 2' K. 1 Q ' ,X ,Ps . Ia l n .'-.371 Q -Q-. MQEWF , .. , . ,, 'E f M- 1 ',,:,f'aF2sib-1' -.- -1, '.,' , .s6a1-gfw 'g . W, A L X W,-,in Lvyxf , -. -, . ,,., f . K ,A 2, I . - uf, gf, - - - ,f . 1 . J . ,K . . '.,,X,-g ., .,, - , Z-Rua-3 ,N 3 SRAM Wa Ai m 15.3. . .t ,, 1. ,Ax lla ' HY, , Q- 'I . . , . ' M h ..f.-,..3,a-.f.s.y4 .V Ak 1 .ay rg -Q W F X',.'Sfi?5s61fa 3Aih5 as-,A -'T :,-Q- - f'.:-'- -- HERE'S OUR RESERVED POWER, 61 BASKETBALL '55 1. V XP The STAG teamswish to pay a special tribute to our coaches. Coach Paul Martel has spent five wonderful years with us. He has able assistants in Lon Farrell and Father Robert Sullivan, both new to St. Agnes this year. Not only did they build the team, but spent time helping each of us personally. Coaches Paul Marte l, Father Robert Sullivan and Lon Farrell. VARSITY WITH COACH MARTEL Our student managers, David Trelease and Jerry Mook are on their way. 33, Jerry Sperkeg 24, Del Flack, 35, George Griffing 31, Don Marx, 22, Mike Peterson, 25, Pat Dalton, 23, John Foxg 32, Bob McDonald, 21, Paul Schleicher. 62 I3 TEAM STANDING Paul La Gue Roy Bolch Francxs Sxeve Rrchard Gorskl Pat Stasr Jim Murray Coach Lon Farrell KNEELING D3.V1d Trelease Tom Laughlm Bnan Brllmgs Butch Marlo Larry Flack B111 Fox FRESHMAN TEAM ,I TOP ROW: Father Robert Sullrvan, Coach, John Wxckersham, Bob Myers, Joe Dalton, Frank Manczuk. FRONT ROW: Rrck Schwab, Ceorge Zacher, hm Ferkenhoff, Bob O'Connel1, Lany Ross. 63 ' .- K , - 1 V 2 'f W - A . z 4, i 1' W., 4 f '- 'f -La- A. Y' 1 F 1' w. L... '- z . I 0-V , I . T 4 ' L . . . . . , ' I l I O D F 0 . . . . . . ' U 1 7 I I I ' - - F Y mm- www ' o ' 1 ' Q . r 4 GE! ! To it I ' K- , 1 . , Z! A f l I . Q My ' 'ar an is 53: V MJ rv W f UM -gr Z 4 4 an. M 2 Y 4' V' A ,, K fkfy ' ,4 Q v 414 ,' Xu! 2 .A z hr' -of .5 XY kia? 52345 2 in? ,A LaGUE SCHLEICHER i-......, We bl fa STAGS'BASEBALL DALTON iff, Q aff U 1 I 1- -M fyfs, FIRST ROW: Flack, Griffin, Sperke, Murray, LaGue, Peterson, McGinnis. SECOND ROW: Marx, Schliecher, Billings, Coach Farrell, Peterson, Marx, Stasi. 66 GRIFFIN Q BILLINGS v GN A MCGINNIS ff SPE RKE STASI K r I f X 1 1 i In I 'fi 5 xA Gfvf MIKE PETERSON MARX MURRY N1 G N1 JERRY PETERSON '- , -IH V 1, ,f ,3 3 , J, Y , Q , f 3 , k, g: if, f ,,. um- I ,:' V MSM 7 ., I0nn-gg Q KATZ TV TEEN TOWN CLUB- we T 'M 4' 9:14 f fini' 5 'Q The gang ready for dancin', fun, food, and Loot Bags. TOP ROW: Murray, Flack, Marsee, Marx, Turner, Wright, Gerhart, LaGue, Harris SECOND ROW: Baumeister, Magerl, Billings, Mook, McCarnbridge, Thorp, M Peterson, Stump, Setter, Griffin, Hughes, Ragan. THIRD ROW: Stasi, Carter, I Peterson, Oswald, Westerman, Penny Singleton, Schleicher, Thebo, Marlo, Crahan. FLOOR: Thimes. Ferkenhoff, Colbert. 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As a mem- ber of the business staff Richard combed the area for financial support early in the fall and again in the spring. A royal thank you for making our yearbook possible! The Staff. 72 cmd ATTENDANTS These are the students to thank for the joy of the ANTLER. Our thanks to all of you. BILL MYERS KATHY HUGHES 73 DELORES KENWORTHY BARBARA PAYNE HQMEQOMINQ QUEEN A if ls' A N 1 K9 PEGGY FERKENHOFF Senior By vote of the football squad, Queen Carroll was chosen to be honored at the annual homecoming game. Her attendants, who were chosen by the vote of the entire school, deserved the coveted honor bestowed upon them. They have all cheered the team asleaders and Pep Club mem- bers. SHARON MARSEE Senior fri, .A ATTENDANTS INITIATION, QUEENS ALL! Siampoo and set? 7 ,lin Powee, right in the face. l DOWI1 How will you have yours? 14 Keep the presses rolling I girls Hey, Bill, don't strain your eyes! Soaking up culture. Decorating for parade. 6 515 IHANK You I 4,0 YYL.. 'U LXCUETV'-ulmqg. and MQJQQM CIASSES J M, My Ufjfjgzkffvif Z7 fmgzzenfffvffaw-5-ff -Z ,afcZw2Qmff4ff5'fwZM Q74 79 add! fl few ,fzjff-f VQZ 1Q4fif-142668 flfffiffy' S , 5 x ' X X V 4 X 7 1 W I WIYN X 0 ff k, L w Q -I - , Q A A , , +005 I .,' . , Mai 4 , ' 4 CW Q74 V if -' ,wwwa J 4441? JW 7 iff ,Zhu fldvfff ,fd ' 1 C ' 6- 41 Jil Ml! M' ' - ' J, Z, C ,Z 'J A , 15-ffl' , .gf 0 , Lf J F,-,,,... Fl I ,M , .vf,Z ,A 1 Yi. fi' u nfg, IVV? ' s Q .qfhfie f' ' 43 0 '-TS' 9 E x ' E s zg gwff Beauty for hobby MIDWEST CERAMIC CENTER 502 Southwest Blvd. Kansas City 8 Mo. Call BA 2132 Come 1n Go finer Go Ford Best wishes GENE MURRAY AND RUDY FICK At Overland FORD ! FORD! FORD KIQSMUIIIQ 'M' MR HAYS FAIRWAY HAIRDRESSING JO 6050 2720 W OVERLAND DANCE STUDIO 7110 West 77 Nina Molleson MISSIONHILL FABRICS 4708 Sycamore Drive Fabrlcs Lingerie Hose McCall Patterns HE 1960 RAINBOW CLEANERS 4511 Rainbow Kansas C1ty Kansas Your Headquarters Congratulations ,pl-u.eS Sales Willard T Harrison ,kservlce SCHOOLEY PRINTING W V FIRESTGNE STATIONERY COMPANY TIRE AND SUPPLY 1434 Walnut 7900 Santa Fe Drive Kansas Clty Mlssoum Overland Park Kansas BLAIR FAIRWAY Fooo LocKER TELEVISION Sales Service 1121 Westport Road D JE 1121 5240 Bellnder Ice Cold' ' 1 78 ! ' Xxx I Q S I, . , 53 . , Eff- xxx t P . . fr : 1,1 A I 'rig Q I if - i v - 4 0 I is-' ' - ...I M746 On-gaze-ivlall Prairie Village cuulofz Www EN 6550 Girls' wear Exclusively Johnson County's Newest and Smartest Shop for Girls Headquarters for the well Dressed St. Agnes Gal Nothing but the Finest for you in Dresses Sportswear W Formals S t Lingeries MHA Accessories f f '4.. fp- Millinery 1 Sweaters ,J X' ff? H Jewelry . l + 'VVA '1 ijywfi A Belts I , Swimwear Here are but a few of our Shining Stars Pandora Sweaters - Jonathan Logan Jr's. - Catalina - Sacony - Vicki Vaughn - Junior Age - Cole of California - Style Undies - Trude of Cal- ifornia - Harold J, Lehman 1- Srader - Johnston - Tedda Togs - Ship'n Shore - Starlight Formals - Jewelry by Werthemier - Coronet - Johny Lee of California - Cheryl May - Jantzen - Trimfit Hosiery - Sherbrooke Rainwear - Coatcraft. OUR MARIAN PILGRIMAGE gf ,f 'V ix Af' XXX Yours for Religious Goods i 9 1, DONNELLY co. . agua-Q X 1121 and McGee lx Kansas City, Mo. Best in Foods! Drop in at anytime! Served in our cafeteria--' 79 4 DALTONS flowers for every occasion NI 2112 Overland Park Flowers telegrap ' I N'S andy Cream 1. . 1c1ous 4596 West 53 rd LUCY PASTRY LYNN SHOP Fa1rway TA 3640 Pastry Made w1th Butter Supphes Stags f1ne foods CARL A ARBEIT JO 3 2812 West 53rd Free dellvery over S 2 00 ND zen foods r OMPANY S Xxx X v X You all Read THE JOHNSON COUNTY ,, , HERALD 1? Q ., J' gn K s our own newspaper' 13 'S UNION STATION BEAUTY SALO A1r COHd1tlOl'1ed Un1on Statlon Kansas C1ty M1ssour1 HA 2148 Leave Beautlfull 4 at ufa A l .ln S' , , 5020 Linden . 0. - - ' ' N ap 3, W4 ,U n .0 U I I I 7 V' ,vf H . S, .. .,, rr ,K El E .1t' b , .,H i A , if . 1 I Q ' I I Y 2 Z. Pi tl . a' :I 'Z 'Z 1 2 E 3 1 ': 1 1 ' sa-I fm' ' . , - - n , Q 0 53, :V . . 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J di I , A 6rQ 1 W -W Y MJSSl0N BAKERY 5715 Johnson St M1ss1on Kansas Weddmg Cakes Party and B1rthday Cakes Dehcious Breakfast Rolls The college for your son Ask Ary Stag Glve hun a Jesu1t educatlon' Ulnsu BoNLiZ2'3iL...q, rf of a Salad 'Q at your local gro E 0 E Cer X Ll A ll nnfssma Get your v1tam1ns 1n del1c1ous tasty dresslng for every salad 82 Look Pretty KORNFIELD THORP ELECTRIC CO CURLIN IRON 7118 west 79th 1M0tOrS C ont rols M 'Repa1rs 1SS10H '9fRew1nd1r1g w Kansas 2700 McGee Trwy BA 4000 can Us EVERY TAG CHUICE fs? 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A See the next two pages for the men who 4 Ng' R helped the men who helped the men to help ' the men to make it all possible. I 1 an - R Editors note: The above is not stuttering. 5 A A Z' I 8 ' 4 SOME of the MEN WHO PLAN LOOKING AHEAD- lar Archbishop Edward I. Hunlder with our pas- WW tor Monsignor HJ. Koch the leaders and spirit behind the drive for the new Bishop Q Miege High, the Stags' future home atop the old Mission Golf Course. Every Stag's friend Ed. G. Borserine, KSG who is the gen- eral Chairman for the school campaign. Campaign under the direction of THOMAS R. FINN and Associates. Original planning group for the very successful campaign to launch our dream school: Rev. F. G.Glowacld, George Jorgensen, Clay Holmes, Rev. James I. Moriarty, William I. Buckley, Jack Whitaker, Rev. LI. Ryan, Rt. Rev. Msgr. H. I. Koch, Archbishop E.J. Hunkler, Ed. G. Borserine, Roy N. Parsons, Clarence A. Kiefabber, Thomas I. Daly, Bemard I. Nanneman, George F. Marx, John Phillips, Andy Klein, Rev. Patrick I. Fitzgerald. 86 TO MAKE MIEGE HIGH POSSIBLE Q0 'W JOHN I, LACY, IR. THOMAS J. DALY GEORGE MARX HANK BAUER WILLARD HARRISON . ,': j A ,f F 3. . 17' 'b--- L7 HENRY A. MALLEY JOHN PHILLIPS JAMES SHAUNTY FRANK SAUER W. E, BURNETT Every student prays God to bless 3 you daily for your generosity. G? f if? Lv I o W6 wffl ANDY KLEIN B. I. NANNEMAN cb 'ff f Selecting division chairmen. Division chairmenat work. Thank you, thank you! R. L. FAUBION JOSEPH F. KRAMER Ja Jul Na Yffy My YELLOW CA t STAGS f f 88 . B I' 25 . 's .41 I . x I . , .4 u XX ' I QA . S, 1 , 4 1 ' Q ali. 'X hi ., I X 1 ,JN A . of - ,5 J My InaPingh? , 31 f L Mez ff If , a f fm f f ff u X' I I f M Vx , . ----if I! F BH QLQV YS! ff' J, ,, 9' ,f ,ffv fy A I wxdf I ' Smar 1d 44021, , A5194 Jada Qfkam WW M1 Alf? 01,061,001 Jima-M W fi ,gacwf MEM! 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