St Francis De Sales High School - Fransalian Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

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Bessie be darts? if CD Dedication To Sister Mary Thomasine, principal of St. Francis de Sales high school for six years, we dedicate this annual - to Sister who has been an important influence in our lives, who has given us an example of noble living and high ideals. Beyond acknowledgment and beyond praise are the many favors she has extended to us during our years at St. Francis. May our lives be well-lived and our thoughts and prayers in the years ahead be compensation for her efforts in our behalf. To Sister Thomasine then with sincerest thanks we offer this issue of the Fransalian. Ev-:sf XC7N' Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr Archbishop of Denver ca 6 'TTT ET CARITATE ,,,,.. 1 Q fi Q If rr ' I QL 59? rfb I I ' l M6 r . Miwca 1 Faculty The open book and lamp symbolize wisdom. Designafing efernal Wisdom, Who is fhe beginning and end of all, are the ALPHA and OMEGA, fhe first and last leHers of the Greek alphabet It is from efernal Wisdom fhaf Our Lady learned, and if is fhere the faculfy urges us fo furn for frue undersfanding. Pastor and Friend Rt. Rev. Monsignor Gregory Smith Rev. John Aylward Rev. Leo Bloch Rev. -Arthur Dresen Rev. Julius Fecher Junior Religion Junior Religion Junior Religion Student Counselor Religion I nstructors Rev. Walter Huber Rev. Robert Kekeisen Sophomore Religion Journolism Nor' l Rev. Dean Kumba Rev, Frank Morfeld Rev. Nicholas Walsh Rev. George Weibel Freshman Religion Freshman Religion Sophomore Religion Senior Religion rw L Wendell Strohauer Head Coach Physical Education, History Mrs. Jo Noakes Lasham Choral Director Miss Barbara Herald Art Instructor Sisters of St. Joseph Sister M. Thomasine Principal Sister Rose Daniel Physics, Chemistry, French Sister Angelita Cyril Miss Gerry O'Neill Dancing Instructor Latin Sister M, Theodore Librarian ,Dx-0 if Sister Rose Edward NW English LA! ixjkfxl I Sister M. Agnita 'W Biology, Ceneral Science Sister David Marie English Sister Rosina Joseph History, French, Latin Sister Mary Peter Commercial Sister Mary Damien English, Journalism Sister M. Edouarda Mathematics, English Sister Ma ry Martin Mathematics Sister Agnes Marie Civics, English Sister Margaret Andrea Commercial St. Francis Faculty 129' E if 4 W-ff' WM, Mrs. Lenabelle Sloan Martin Speech Instructor Lloyd Bowen Band Director Senior Class The lighthouse and boot symbolize the protection Our Lady offers us as we face the turbulent sea of life. l , ,. AJJM, S J I I Fr salzan Girl ARY KAY NELAN ,J Af , ,f' , .f , 7 f J., V 'J Ju NJ. ff fy J N X Q XJ 7 1 1 J 7 1 N X J -.W 1 , I J 5 ff j . f V ff J M , 1 I J f , f '72 cu fzff 'RM if 'KH' hi 4, A ,, A 1 fcvjfiib ffifjf' fi 5 Y 1..V 'fl' ' xl 7 1 f- f A Q ,vffJ Fransalian Boy CHARLES LEONARD If Class M s, I 'v I.. . 4 B 'I' 1 fy I , MA ,Maj 6j,f,,lMVf '! if , . .f., b K . QU' af' T' 4-J LY J f 7 5' V if L- I3 ff' X I 1' V- I 1 aj c' , 'Lo Rosen cl-IIRNSIDE OffiCEl'S ' lf U AMELIA HUDSSNI PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Most Precious Blood KATHRYN URBAN RICHARD STEUART St. Froncns de Soles SECRETARY TREASURER St. Rose St. John 0 : v f, -N , 1, ml if j I 1 ny Af. T ,'s A f T 11 ' f if ly . WE ff? W JJ f 72 of R sA R nib ,inf R sw A ' fa Wi XAWW f BARBARA AX ELL St. Louis W ' VIRGINIANRBECKER All uns f465,,9VfJWWMf 1.21 4 VL' :,A I . . 1b', V . PATRICK BEHAN Our Lady of Lourdes W 9 NSQYJL W Q YHA! ' K 9951 Wufvw XCNXCN IHAQ wk JOHN BAGNALL St. Louis 5 A A O. 1. ALICE BREESE All Saints RAYMOND BRUNO St Patrick R ' l2 E 1, R if A ef O - V gunna-bv 4 i iv DONALD BURKE St, Fron ,yf GEORGE BURRI fx. - Ai'PSoL,il's fx' ,aft A A Q we wc 'U u. ,rx- 3 ENN xc' V '-Q-1-v'EX'V X fy l' H92 i K3 5 N 3, X Q 5 fi 3 L xt it My A: ' . -1 XXX if CW 4X 34 Wx lm: fwvbl F cis THOMAS BURKE St. Vincent it X N XX f Y X ILLIAM BuRToN All Souls li t KN- 73 , X A Bk X N WX iii BARBARA CABELA 5' , St. Vincent n .1 Y MARY ELLEN CARROLL St. Francis DENNIS CLIFFORD ST. Vincent cf ..AV' W V is i K ' I JOSEPH CQOK St. Philomencn RQSEMARY ?DeMERS Y St. Rbse 1 ' L 1 Ki , A 2 . - J n V4 'NX U R X - ,X iv lj 4 EK QAJI K ,V A I , Ui , .rl A a R I ful' A A 'tl' J FQ ,-ss. V Q. -xjx, Q URSULA 'DENNT Sf. Philomesno i, ANDREW DICKSON St. Philomena Qin - AJ, f. M 3 1 1 LV , Q-'ax mips - ,bfi Avi.. it ix- XX I-Xi? jif VHA! - ' f 7 sf- . 3 , -V Nfl' 1 1 V ,L , ,841-' , -, -L'j-'K,iw-' , i' iii X im JERRY DOBBS Sf. Francis JOHN Dons l -' 1 St, Francis N ' X MARGARET FITZPATRICK Sf, James LOLA FULTS St. James ROBERT GREENWALD St. Vincent ,I+ 9 MARGARET Gunn gf va! , , St. Francis 6 Wi' fy ,J :L if .11 2 I ,ff lu I I ,gf uf? I-Ii ' ' ' tn' fy f .FU fi PM ,r A I -' ' ,ff J , 4 NIA- ,Z My .- ' F Lp Adfaf fd' ,J J J fs F Lf' LM 11,1 If 'iffy '59 V f ,1-f' F 1' F if Joi-IN GUNZNER All Souls JACKLYN HUFFSMITH St. James JAMES HUNTER St. Francis FRANCES IMHOFF St, Francis VERA JACQU ES St. Be rnadeffe E' ' 1 fafkj fi? fwp ff -i - V --' ' U NQHA JNCQUEZ A Assumption' x DOLORES JONES St. Therese 'f CAROL KADELL IW ' St, Froncis X wi O iii JAMES KAPPEL N Most Precious Blood NEVA KERKMAN All Saints - . A., Q , JOAN KOTTENSTETTE St. James CLAUDETTE KREILING Sf. Froncis RAYMOND LAWLOR St. Vincent ROBERTA LEDERHOS ST. Francis CHRISTINE LEMAN All Souls CHARLES LEONARD St, Louis JACQUELYN LING Sf. John LAWRENCE LOUGHRY St. Frow w62 ' Jai? JOSELLA LUBECK St. Louis DOROTHY LUCERNE St Louis MM ff 'XJ ANITA LYNCH St.LouIs DIANE MacGRUDER Cure dfArs wWf'2jQ7j riff ff fVWV jav W 4+ wif iL O JOAN MARSHINO St. James . k , ,,.f,k A .f V H V - .- Sz- Dafp-7 WILLIAM McCABE Sf., Philomena k..f Yr , L . , 1 wi I vi I' IT Iwi . , 1 IL 3 'fs' :fi 'H if Ii- V ' rg' X I pf EI I 4 iii 'Q L ,- , ' ,. V, M, ,L ' g. E 4 , A. N4 5: ' KX ,V I ' 1' if u an .L i 'lvIl1 - , In ,XII nf VL A, If d I1-I' s V -I ,A -' V , 'i i ' i JOAN McCARTHY Sf. John RONALD McCARTY St, Francis :NE M F fx! Ai L! 5' -,il ' r J' if i'-ix ,I DONNA MCKIE Sf. Francis RENEE McLAUGHLIN1i.J ST. Francis AJ If 1 ' ' i 1 I I I f 1 , -w ui , , , 'x. 1 WILLIAM McLELLAN St. Vincent - I DON St. Philomeno fa, YLM, NA MCNAMARA c?gAfLCLf., 4 ,txff -fig?-04 . 'Q Lfjcbtq-, ,'Cff1.fa4,ZK ' al, Q 'FM 1 .44A.fL,Q , MARGUEZITE CPHEE St. Joh RICHARD MILLER 'C J ff' x, St. John ,. fklvczejd L, ffevf-vfdlf LOIS MITCHELL ., PAT RICIA MITTELSTADT St. James RITA MOON EY St. Vincent Our Lady of Lourdes BONNIE MONTREAL 'Christ the King J qgrm js, 1 I, fi Y. A I f i,f'1'F' ? ,145 , V ,I bw A SM gf F' BERNICE MORGAN St. Francis MYRON Mossskucksk Sf. Francis Jo:-IN Munn St. Francis 5W39EEnE?LTY MARY KAY NELAN St. Philomena xv 03M 465 I LEO O'CON NOR St Rose . I mm M W XL, 4f41 'I HM uf CARL O'LOUGHLIN St Vincent PATRICIA OTIS Mother of Cod JOHN PATA St. Louis GENEVA PELZEL St Francis NIA Mw- ,e.,,,...L :wi my ' 9 THoMAs PENN PL, 7704? dn St. Philomeno ,X ifisiff' :iw 6 v i 7 1 F ,fl If .ydvbxff , 'U 1 V1 ,f f J ' 0 Jr I III! JI I 45 9 X l ,ff J f L l ,. ri f Mlfx DONALD PFANNENSTIEL Our Lady of Lourdes SHEILA POLNIAK St, Patrick MARGARET RAM05 St. Cajetan MICHAEL REEVES St. Therese 19 DERREL ROBBEN Our Lady of Lourdes PATRICIA SCHMITZ Sf. Francis 3 119' HELEN SELENSKY 7 Mother of God I, w 1 !.f s' f, V P' JU ' VJXVD 7, ' ' I 'I' 'V ' fx ,J lyf? L I ZX' f' W I ff aw If . fly I PATRICIA SETTLE St. Philomena LARRY SIEGFRIED St. Philomeno . Joy cfm! I, ' Wyfg KATHERINE SMITH Sf. John I s I ,I NANCY SORRI ' U' St, Vincgn Vx! ' I if KJ I W My V nm ww if w A i df' W CAROL SPRINGER Most Precious Blood U StJ X, FRANK STASKO h BETTY STROMSOE St F PHYLLIS STICKSEL St. James vb! fi: LV I . f ftaqfffff 4 1 fb J W5 X f A Ia X P WI, fl fyjfff' CAfHszL::41eEfARGE 2, I' x X StF K H my ,Y PAUL TRUMBLE ST P trick RITA TURELLI , ST. Vincent I' Mya MARY ANN URQUHART ,Lf ll St. Rose 44 flifff- I CLARENCE VAN DEREN Our Lody of Lourdes CAROLYN WATHEN Most Precious Blood NANCY WEBER St, Vincent VIRGINIA WHITNEY Our Lody of Lourdes MICHAEL WIGGINS Sf. Vincent kj MII NIV fy xx MV 1 J QA II I 1 J, JEANNE WILLIAMS Most Precious Blood AGNES ZEHNA St, Catherine FRANK ZOOK St. Philomeno DONALD WOERTMAN St. Rose M, Q , 1? N' 1' Lrg-rw Junior Class The urn symbolizes Mary's soul which is full of grace. The waters streaming from the vessel show that she is a never-ending source of grace. This grace has its fountain-head in Christ represented by the first two letters ofthe Greek word for Christ, CHI and RHO. Elizabeth Aitken Gerald Aitken Norma Lou Artzer John Bagan Patti Sue Benelli A Mary Bertapelle Barbara Billinger . Ronald Burke .s J C Q James Caraghar Mary Elizabeth Carleno a Our - . S 459- ' Zj 'N-J 3 , 4? f ilwuh-.h ,fy ss. l 8 -. is , egg -I 1 ' m , V94 if if-if S Alice Casey Mary Jo Catlett Deborah Clark Daniel Clifford Forget Your Troubles and Just Get Happy, is the od- vice of class officers Peggy Portsch, Louis Nelon and Poul Watson. sl' :QI-: '3' ,,,.., rso V . X e. ,. se, i in , ,f'-will' fd Charlotte Colborg 'Witt Patricia Collard r -- Carmela Costa Qu. 4 ,Q My is . Robert Cunningham Marguerite Dean ,R J?- .O- Asq .4 1' Barry Deigan ,ww-,Q PYW lg' 5 M Alle , . sm 1 , .kmhk U 'v' ,ii ,A-0,, 4 3 f. , Q H MM. NH , As ... W G wx U George Hoefler Walter Hogan Sandra Holman , WM Q 5 gm thy KM JSM, Monica Golden Allen Grand Jacqueline Hall Margaret Hilbert Marilyn Dell Judith DiPiIla Geraldine Duran Jean Fentress Thomas Freeman Sally Friedland John Fulham Betty Gagnon Virginia Giles Mary Jean Glass Al h Q ,fy M. Denise Humphreys , J Celia Jacquez ' l'll Be Seeing You are the parting words of Robert Kathleen Kelleher Nou, Joan Kissell, Fred Magers, Thomas McCabe and Mary Denise Humphreys, Donna Kelly Nancy Kiehm Jacqueline Kingston Charles Kirby Joan Kissell Janice Krier Mary Langfield Kathleen Lewis Virginia Lovato Dympna Lubeck Kathleen Lucke Richard Madrid Fred Magers Jo Anne Maguire flip Hernando's Hideaway is visited by Carol Weir, Annita Barbara Morgan Phannenstiel, Jackie Hall and Kathleen Kelleher. 'if' Barbara Marble Delores Martinez Thomas McCabe Beverly Montreal Frances Mooney wil it QQ' AL g . Rosemary Orlovski Margaret Partsch 'Ga' me l1'l.'f.2lyPi'3.'l'ZE ' J., W, sg, N., ogy' J wi 'A'V i A Wilma Pelzel sf' A P it so Jackie Pfannenstiel Annita Phannenstiel ,eg f Louis Pribila ,I 1 Cecelia Ramsauer Patricia Reeder It Ain't Necessorily So, boasts Judy Muckenthaler Susan Mulligan Michael Mulqueen Robert Nau Louis Nelan Patricia Nicolai Collette Oberkramer Patricia O'Brien Daniel O'Connor Daniel O'Hara Robert Cunningham to James Caraghar, Alan Grand and Dan O'Connor. Shirley Richmeier Karen Ross Jacqueline Sheridan Joseph Stadler Agnes Sujata Richard Switzer Albert Thyfault Carol Tillman Thomas Torrez William Trumble Norma Von Feldt Wilma Ann Walsh Stephen Wathen Paul Watson 'HF 8 fi J ifl 'D-w..1-ge Q Norma Weber Carol Weir Bobbie Jo Weith A I ' s ,. Aqvnq, , ,gc Nancy Werthman N Rosetta Wolf Oh Happy Day truly enjoyed by Patti Sue Benelli, Mary J. J Jean Glass, Mary Jo Catlett, Carmelo Costa and Virginia Judy Zadm Giles. Sophomore Class The mirror is o symbol of Mary's soul, cr frue Chrisf-like reflection Again the CHI-RHO shows the source of her perfecfion. Our lives foo, should mirror Chrisf. Marietta Angerer 1 Joyce Bagnall J 99? 45- Ronald Bahl ',, William Becker J. K I Rebecca Blea KW' Q '-?- ' X Howard Braham -Q Donald Burke V J MAW J g g, . David Caraghor , Mmm Y V L X , . W James Carney J 'Ki C V ,Lii A F 3 Mary Patricia Carraher 3 l Q c Vr.' i Agnes Caskins 'B 'i,f J f A f Michael Cassidy w,,y I D 1 c' lf William Conley 1 f m Robert Connelly Q, ' Marianne Conway 5 l Ial 7 s l, Q 7 Louise Cordova g ri.'i I y ,T Jf' 5g J Jean Denny iee- it 7 e A . J ,Mio ,- 'ily ff l l' , it crr f 5 V A I Steve Dickson Q Barbara Ann Dinan J by J Virginia DiPilla Q V yrs NA Ann Marie Dompierre 1 ' 7 , ' ima: Q ' cc yc b 'I Umar' H Aj. xr. few-gp Wesley DuCharme Jacqueline Duran My , , , -- , V, . isa it A yir' , , A 3 fs I Tell Me a Story, beg James Lopez, Robert it in A Connelly, Jean Denny and Norman Silva of William Erskine John Etchepa,-e Carolyn Graves. i n V J ' M , ,,'W J 'W' lm 1 Richard Junk Elizabeth Kastner Joyce Johnson Eugene Junk ui 19' ,sf Q -'G JW' M -as wi' Gary Hart George Hein Annette Horn Anne Hoskins Janet Houston Barbara Jean Hoy Cathleen Hughes Colleen Hughes Patricia Hynes Mary Ellen Evans Mary Louise Fattor Maureen Fenton Patricia Fisher Eugene Foster Patricia Frede Donald Fruh June Golden Christine Grabow Carolyn Graves Patricia Handley Judy Hanson Enjoy Yourself, It's Later Than You Think, decide Steve Dickson, David Caraghar, Donald Burke cmd William Becker. Nancy Katzdorn Charles Kouffmann Patricia Keegan ,A Harold Kiley Q K Mary Kay Kottenstette 'f -' ,X 3 ..A, Joanna Killian e 658 l Eleanor Kurtz Joan Lambrecht J .. Shirley Lehnerz Miguel Leman James Lopez Joanne Loughry William Luino Rosanne Mahoney Patricia Maloney Robert Marquez Patricia Martinez I -Q I fe Ta? Alf J ?fI??2ff J M Nh - . . , : f ix - .ML X. . tm 'hu 4 Zyityy Q There'lI Be Some Changes Made by Michael Margaret McCarthy in , y Carol McCurdy J 3 W Y ,tgg Q gg 41. Mary McGill P i' l g 5' f N J 9 F' Loretta McNamara Bonne McNeive Patricia Michoud L45 k IP ft. MJQJ Cassidy, Ronald Bahl, Mary Ellen Evans and Pauline Michaud Kathleen Miller Ma ry Lu Fattor. i C3 fi Al g .Y , K , a s , .cw I y iZ in K s K V .QW ,, , 5 A 1 Au 9 I Ai V, . as was 'W .. if 94 02 Ea ., ras, Lenore Purcell Ralph Redfern John Reinmuth Wilma Roach K M 2 X lime! Q Patricia Ortell James Pacheco Thomas Pepper Livio Petrelli Rosella Petrun Judy Mitchell Gertrude Moser Michael Nachazel Carol Ann Nalty Mary Ann Nelson Robert Nemmers Peggy Nider John O'Brien William O'Connell Monica O'Kane Bernard O'Lear Berry Oliver N Diana Roedel ' Q f ' I Evelyn Rohr -I , fi Joseph Ryan e Michael Schimer Marilyn Schlereth Wanted, Joseph Ryan Gnd Thomas Van Sweoringen. Barbara Schwarz Virginia Schwindt Monte Seidlinger Jeannette Sheridan Norman Silva Barbara Smith Daniel Smith Dennis Stebenne William Strohmeyer Catherine Tangney Ardeth Taylor Mary Taylor 1 I' . ' if:-V712 , V y - V, 2 165, sum Q -255, if A ,. if ,. 'W H ml, 3 ., 5, Jack Theisen or John Trammell S M Y Kevin Traynor li Terry Trudgion yvy qi? Larry Tucker Janice Uberecken Thomas Van Swearingen fi' 1 cii. . , 73 2' I ,f fi s T r,k, :ge Rosilyn Villano Barbara Vos :ag ,rce 1 My Y s -A. K - - ,v .: . We + 2 ,ls ,S 5- K rigs I s ' 'Ti I Q, .a ,JE in A y c A 4 1 is , K 'QQ 1. 1' 1 2 'F 5' -an V i .:f: ' .A if s X s Qgilw l ba i rv is ,Q Again - This Couldn't Happen Again, says Maureen Fenton to June Golden, Joanne Loretta Weith Jerome White Loughry and Patricia Frede. Freshman Class The open doorway symbolizes Mary's role as co-redeemer. To Jesus through Mary must be deeply engraved on our minds and hearfs. Linda Ackley Donald Alders Sherman Alsop Patricia Axtell Sandra Aymami Joseph Bagan Janice Bahl Lewis Barbato Thomas Bardon Barbara Barton Betty Bathauer Sharon Marie Beals ,K A ,J I M V w N V 1 y V ,HQ ,,,.., e if x f for rs . . ,A ,gn y V Lou Anne Bettinger ' , Jeffrey Blevins A J A g Mary Ellen Braham 'M J b .i pt Q Mary Lee Brown Y g ' ' ,,. f 5 Q Richard Buchmiller g J , f W J' 1 Jerry Burton 'ij' J J ' K ' ' 'fie' J . ,J . - ,. i John Butz J M George Claypool -, f ' Corinne C. de Baca 1 f ,.,. E fl s'BBs,, Mary Cooke ' ll g J V y J Lynn Cosby f' 14 ,V 'T Too Young, sigh Patricia TeMaat, Carol Ann Taylor, James Muckenthaler and Sherman Alsop. yyrr t'f'Ng I 'll' O we 2 ',:.VVh us. ' Q1 sssss sy,s J - j Judy Cunningham J Roy Daugherty Q yyg I udg, M Joann Dea J so t JJ. iivif J ii' B xl of Patricia Dean Barbara Dines , , 529' P, N,,k f fn., 1 4, - -ui X N 'Qi y :ff K ff V g ,W f if is 1 , G , 1' AZ ss . ' A f S . 'Nw .arf F, nf Betty Henderson Patty Henderson M John Herbert JL G r ,ere J is id 'fa ' V Patricia Herman Mary Hernandez , Q' its 4 an K l ye J JM . - 1 M L 1 A. ,J gs? , if 5 r,,r.k,, we ,1,,,,l K 1,1 Q' .y 4.35 .pu- NJ .l e i-.Q I' ,Q ' A X .i,. w 2 fins Mk J' 2 8 , W ,V 5 if 1 my , wig xv l it xiii . Carl Graves Terry Hannauer Paula Hanson Mary Hein Michael Hein Florence Donohue Jerry Dreiling Gus Drews Kenneth Duran Regina Dursey Joan East William Easton Donna Farley Mary Ann Figlino Patrick Fitzgerald Stanlee Fulcher William Furman Michael Gaimara William Garson Thomas Gamel Pius Gertje William Giles James Goetz There Must Be a Reason Judith Welch, Sharon Soll, and Susan Urquhart search desperately. Carol Heppting LeRoy Hoffman Judith Holke Mary Humphreys William Hunter Ann Jordan Jeniece Junk Miriam Keller Margaret Kinkel Mary Ellen Kukar Fred Lager Dolores Langfield Ruth Lathrop Margaret Lawlor Patricia Lowe Kathryn Lucerne Michael Luck Diane Malloy Sally Mally Sandra Mally Ann Marshall Barbara Marshall Judith Martinez Everything I Have Is Yours, decide Alice Pike, Hugo Weber, Darrel Troudt, John Yaggie and Regina Switzer. 'lun FQ 1 lunvnml rt 9 . .l,, li 5 Qi l 're' Ar Michael Melchior Patrick McKelvey Toni Micheletti -mr S MA X 'M .mv 13, ...L 3? 4 Q 'W' IDB' ,EK N xv no , 5? fx id' R 2, M., ,sy ' it 1 1 V , J 5 -4' A Z AQ: fVQF ?ff + y J f J 6... i Q 4 P iw' 3 QE QAA . y r ft .1 l in l ,fm Judy Smerz Sharon Soll Richard Shea Ronald Shepherd Peter Sheridan Benjamin Slattery 43 'P K' if wal. . Q -dw yu, 411 jillv-MVX e P ' P 39 J Moses Sanchez James Muckenthaler Caroline Mueller Margaret Nelan James Nemmers Janet Nienke John Oder Patricia Olson James Paxton Marilyn Pence Patricia Phelan Alice Pike Mary Ellen Potter Harry Puncec Sharon Ramage Thomas Reeves Mary Richardson Rosalyn Rohr John Rohrbach Thomas Schimer Janice Seidlinger Mary Settle Anthony Shafer Money Burns a Hole in My Pocket,' says Louis Borbato to Pius Certje, William Furman, Sherman Alsop and Jerry Burton. Richard Stack Vivian Steiner Leland Strahl Michael Stuart Kathleen Sweeney Regina Switzer Carol Anne Taylor Patricia TeMaat Dorothy Thompson Norine Thornton Theodora Tillman Roseline Tixier Leo Torrez Darrel Troudt Helen Tucker Nadine Turner Carol Uberecken Susan Urquhart I ff a re , . , . 1 , . ., . . --Q 'uw Wil is l BF Geraldine Van Feldt John Walsh Sharon Watkins Hugo Weber A Timothy Weiand ' ik , 5 All ,B Judy Welch Marcia Wolney John Yaggie It Takes Two to Tango, say the freshmen doubles Ann Marshall, Patty and Betty Hen- derson, Barbara Marshall, Sally and Sandra Paul Yeager John Yedo Molly. Classes The chair symbolizes Mary as a cenfer or base from which Truth radiates. To fake God's point of view is perfection of under- sfanding and fhe goal presenfed fo us in daily classes. Shades of Benjamin Franklin. Tom Bordon shows Pat Lowe, Donald Alders and William Easton how to generate enough current to light this small bulb. Pump harder, Berry, say Danny O'Connor and Annita Phannenstiel as they watch an experiment in physics class. Sounds almost perfect. Paul Yeager demonstrates a homemade sounder and key to Geraldine Von Feldt and Marilyn Pence. 15 Nol' much bigger are i they? Toni Micheletti, Mary Ellen Potter, Harry Puncec, P a u l a Hanson i and Terry Dreiling watch the progress of their gen- eral science aquarium. 'ln Is this the way you're supposed to do it? ask Barbara Cabela, Dennis Clifford and Robert Green- wald. Smug and satisfied, James Cara- ghar smiles as Chuck Kirby and Bob Nau work on a trigonometry problem. See, it's simple, explains Terry Han- nauer to Sandy Mal- Iy in their freshmen algebra class. mn--livin-J:-41,3 ls it geometry or something else that intrigues Dan Smith? Pat Fisher, Rosella Petrun, Virginia Schwindt, Patricia Keegan, and Agnes Jo Cas- kins seem interested in circles. NE Flpyjs Must be the jokes. Patti Sue Benelli and Alice Casey seem to find something funny in the news as Patricia Nicolai, Nancy Peck and Donna Kelly study seriously with the rest ofthe class. Far away places with strange sounding names perplex Catherine Ten Barge, Mary Kay Kottenstette and the rest of the class as Andrew Dickson reads in history class. Wish we were there, sighs Rosetta Wolf as she points out New York to Peggy Partsch and Jackie Pfannen- stie Thot's Thirty, Linda Ackley reporting-with help from Patricia Herman, Roy Dough- erty and Michael Caimara. ls if this peaceful every day in civics class or only when a show is in progress? These are the marks you got on that lost test, says Father Aylward as everyone's ears prick up, especially those of Ronald Burke, Allen Grand and James Caraghar. L A N G U A G E S Come what come may, senior English students will study Macbeth. A school office worker, Donna McNamara, sneaks in some shorthand homework during a slack period. Teacher for a day - Susan Urquhart explains the mechanics of diagraming to Ronald Shepard and the class. Not camera shy. Mary Figlino seems more interested in the camera than in her freshmen Latin class. Je parle francais en peu, say Norma Von Feldt, Thomas McCabe, and William Trumble. Something to be proud of! smiles Monsignor Smith as he congratulates Pat Schmitz and Margaret Hilbert on their good work in winning the Latin trophy. Quiet! Geniuses at work! Kevin Traynor and Catherine Ten Barge work on their papier mache animals while Dave Carragher pastes his mask together. A R T It's o present for T Mom, explains Lou Anne Bettinger to Le- land Strahl, John Yedo and Dorothy Thompson. Hanging their portraits are Don Fruh, Dave Carragher, Harold Kiley and Joe Bagan as Miss Herold supervises. M U S I C There's a song in the air, as Mrs. Lasham directs the boy's chorus. Study was never like this . . . could it have been posed? Norma Artzer, Mary Patania, Celia Jacquez and Nancy Kiehm seem to think so. COMMERCIAL Now is the time for all good men . . . fype the junior boys ond girls. 'I could have sworn it said 'Dear Sir,' jokes Mary Ellen Corroll to Donna McNomoro. Activities The musical instrument symbolizes the joy which is our Christian heritage: the dove represents the Holy Spirit. Joy is a fruit of the Holy Spirit, a virtue which is the effect of charity or love. Mary possessed joy in its fullnessf she wants us in all our activities to reflect this joy also. C ognoscetis Veritatem You Shall Know the Truth Spreading the faith through literature, Donna Kelly, Bar- bara Cabela and Carol Springer prepare to send Catholic books to faraway places. 'That all may know the Sa- viour of the world is the cause for which CSMC officers Judy Mitchell, secretary, Joan Kottenstette, vice president, Don Burke, president, and Rosetta Wolf, treasurer, are working. Who will win the coveted cup, wonder Agnes Jo Cas- kins, Pat Carraher and Mari- etta Angerer as they count stamps. There's No Business Like Show Business, smiles Chris- tine Leman as she, Carol Ka- dell, Mary Ann Urquhart, Bernice Morgan and Joan Mc- Carthy work on the talent show. Christmas came to St. Francis when Jim Koppel, Lois Mitch- ell, Phyllis Sticksel and Clarence Van Deren assembled the crib. 'Neath the Queen's White and Blue That talk should interest a lot of students in the unit system, agree Den- nis Clifford, secretary, Richard Switzer, treas- urer, Ronald Burke, vice prefect, and Phyllis Stick- sel, prefect, to Father McClain, S.J. of Regis high school. New recruits for Our Lady's army, Paul Yeager and Stanley Fulcher, receive So- dality medals from Father Demitrius O'Friel, O.F.M., as Oh Mary, turn a mother's ear, and kindly our petitions hear, leads Phyllis Sticksel, Sodality prefect. Myron Mossbrucker y assists. 'Vx 4 Ray Nalty looks for Don Pfannenstiel around Derrel Rob- ben, Clarence Van Deren, Frank Zook, John Bagnall, Jerry Dobbs and Jack Dore. In thoughtful silence senior boys listen to words of wisdom from Father Schwel- lenbach. Our cafeteria was never like this, says Carl O'LoughIin to Robert Greenwald. Seek ye first the things of the spirit, advises Father Schwellenbach, re- treat master. Retreat Which spoon do I use now? wonders Lola Fults as Bonnie Montreal, Joan Mar- shino and Mary El- len Carroll grin at her problem. A conference in the chapel affords time for serious thought to senior girls. ln a jovial mood, Sis- ter Rose Daniel pre- pares to enjoy a de- licious Broadmoor dinner with Sister MaryPete rand Monsignor Smith. And there's still four more courses to go, groans Bernice Morgan as Christine Leman and Donna McNamara enjoy their cream soup. A salute to Queen Vera and her attendants, Lola Fults and Dolores Martinez, is given at a rally by the cheerleaders, Pep Club officers, flagbearers and band. Homecoming .QA Sweet and Lovely are Queen Vera and her court, From the left: Lola Fultz, senior attendant, Clarence Van Deren, William McCabe, Dolores Martinez, junior at- tendant and Thomas Burke. Ronald McCarty escorted Lola Fults. Monsignor Smith smiles his congratula- tions after crowning Vera Jacques queen of Homecoming. Working for better school spirit are Pep Club officers Nancy Werthman treasurer Carol 'U m 'U 0 mh-11-nQ E T WW Spokes of spirit in the Pep Club wheel are cheerleaders: Mary Ellen Carroll, Peggy C-uerin, Nancy Keibm, Margaret Hil- bert, Frances lmhoff, Judy Zadra, and Carol Weir. Proud to bear the blue and gold are flagbearers Alice Breese Neva Kerkman Agnes 63 M.. Seniors like to dance to jazz, agree Phyllis Stick- sel, Raymond Lawlor, Carol Springer, Thomas Burke, and Jeanne Will- iams as they plan a Sun- day get-together. Congratulations, smiles Chuck as he presents pins to Kathryn Urban and Andy Dick- son, the newest members. With all eyes turned l toward a better student government the student council members Sher- man Alsop, Thomas Reeves, Norman Silva, Paul Watson, C a r ol Groves, Joseph Stadler, Thomas Burke, Charles Leonard, Clarence Van Deren, Mary Kay Nel- an, Raymond Lawlor, Robert Chirnside, Phyl- lis Sticksel, J e a n n e Williams and Carol Springer p l a n their meetings. F ransal ian Leaders Any good suggestions this time? asks Chuck Leonard, chairman, as Clarence Van Deren, vice chairman, Mary Kay Nelon, secretary, and Rob- ert Chirnside, treasurer, look on. Young man, do you have germs ? in- quires Nora Jacques during her humorous declamation. lt doesn't sound like Gregorian chant as Father Morfeld and Father Kekeisen sing a duet dedicated to Monsignor and the seniors. Monsignor Smitl1's Feast Day Dinner Monsignor Smith overlooks the feast day din- ner with some of the priests gathered to honor him. Seated, from the left, are Rev. Arthur Dresen, Rev. Robert Kekeisen, Msgr. Gregory Smith, Rev. Julius Fecher, Rev. George Weibel and Rev. Nicholas Walsh. v i.,, S .,tv,v tzgss, is,i, ss,, y '. Like Endymion, 7 v'irn America is sleep- g' ,g 1 4 tysig r 'tt-ir -' f ing, Clarence Van rtsi 1 5 T Deren tells seniors . , in his prize-winning ssl vvss R' declamation if l A ti- . F F' rr,. f,,, stil Happy Feast Day, y , l'iF wishes Dennis Clif- I 2' ti,,,' F F ford on behalf of the senior class as he presents Monsignor Smith with a black valise. ,,,.4v-' --...W W ...-M... Barbara Cabella, Donna McNamara, Jackie Huffsmith and Josella Lubeck hard at work as the bell sounds at dismissal. Office Staff Checking the files for bad people are Pat Mitflestadt, Diane Mac- Cruder, Joni Marshino, and Rita Turelli. 66 44: Mary Ellen Carrol, Virginia Giles, Margaret Ramos, Judy Zadra, Carmella Costa, Neva Kerkman, Barbara Axtell, Peggy Guerin, Shiela Polniak, Bonnie Montreal watch Jackie Kingston and Dympna Lubeck file and list as a part of their office work. I n the Library ye 0 una 3001 . 1 'lo x0 be x00 X chebk OYSXQEZYXAQGI ' 5 --'N Q53 Sogcxdte 59-No- O' vi O9 'Oi l Backstage 'Pull it now, they're ready on stage! says Bill McLellan to Carl O'Loughlin as Ray Lawlor switches on the foot- lights. And they all want to help me, sighs Gary Hart as librarians, Carol Taylor, Judy Hansen, Mary Kay Kottenstette, Pat Hynes, Geneva Pelzel, Shirley Lehnerz, Pat Fisher, Kathy Tagney, Pat Olsen, Betty Kastner, step up to aid him. They Serve ' I 5 0, f :22T0Obb QU' O5 w0X'X9e' 'Nok Zdmoze KO O R e5 gN 0 o lt Will 9 old 00' to llxosif- 902 0' CO0 ave 0 First row, from the left: Jo Noakes Lasham, director, Maureen Fenton, Louise Cordova, Patricia Maloney, Barbara Smith, Monica O'Kane, Mary Lou Fattor, Bonnie McNeive, Elizabeth Aitken, Evelyn Rohr, Janet Houston, Margaret Hilbert, Wilma Pelzel, Mary Langfield, Patricia Keegan, Carol Weir, Gertrude Moser, Livia Petrelli. Second row: Judy Hanson, Barbara Vos, Margaret Nider, Sally Friedland, Joanna Killian, Ardie Taylor, Barbara Hoy, Jean Denny, Patricia Handley, Betty Kastner, Carol Nalty, Virginia Schwindt, Jeanette Sheridan, Shirley Lehernz, Jacqueline Duran. Third row: Wilma Roach, Charlotte Colborg, Joan Kissell, Betty Gagnon, Marianne Conway, Margaret McCarthy, Christine Grabow, Mary Taylor, Katherine Smith, Dianna Roedel, Jacqueline Sheridan, Jean Fentress, Patricia Collard, Joan Lambrecht, Geneva Pelzel, Judy Mitchell. Fourth row: Mary Jo Catlett, Katherine Tagney, Bobbie Jo Weith, Janice Uberecken, Loretta Weith, Eleanor Kurtz, Colleen Hughes, Dolores Jones, Cathleen Hughes, Vir- ginia DiPilla, Jacquelyn Ling, Joyce Bagnall, Ann Marie Dompierre, Barbara Marble, Patti Sue Benelli, Barbara Morgan. Fifth row: Lois Mitchell, Collette Oberkramer, Geraldine Duran, Agnes Suiata, Barbara Axtell, Peggy Fitzpatrick, Ursula Denny, Barbara Ca- bella, Carolyn Graves, Shirley Richmeier, Norma Von Feldt, Marietta Angerer, Joanne Loughry, Sue Mulligan, Patricia Fisher, Karen Ross. Girls' Chorus A combination of Jingle Bells and the Hallelujah Chorus marked the beginning ofa successful year for the glee club. Under the capable direction of Jo Noakes Lasham the Gremlin singers added to the Christmas spirit with a program of carols and tableaus by the freshmen, the advanced girls' can- tata, and mixed chorus. This group appeared on television programs, sang at hospitals, and various places of business. Between Christmas and Easter gantatas, the glee club works on arrangements for special Masses and spring estivals. Boys' Chorus First row, from the left: Terry Trudgion, Ted Giles, James Muchenthaler, James Carney, Thomas Reeves, Barry Oliver, Robert Nou, William Burton, Michael Cassidy, Lewis Barbato, John Trarnmel. Second row: Patrick Fitzgerald, Robert Chirnside, Donald Burke, Patrick Behan, Ralph Redfern, Wesley DuCharm, Joseph Stadler, Hugo Webber, James Pacheco, Joseph Ryan, James Goetz, Third row: Leroy Hoffman, George Claypool, William Conley, Raymond Lawlor, Myron Mossbrucker, Michael Nachazel, Jack Theisen, Pius Gertje, Jerry White, Jerry Dreiling. Fourth row: Derrel Robben, Robert Connelly, George Burri, John Herbert, Howard Braham, Ronald Shepherd, James Paxton, Larry Loughry, Roy Dougherty, Dennis Stebenne. Many graces are gained by assisting at Mass. The servers at St. Francis are from the left, first row: Hugo Weber, Kenneth Duran, James Nemmers, Michael Gaimara, Richard Shea, Fred Lager, Robert Nemmers. Second row: Donald Fruh, William Easton, Peter Sheridan, Leo Torrez, Michael Mulqueen, Michael Hein, Paul Watson, John Yaggie. Third row: Daniel O'Connor, Donald Burke, Myron Mossbrucker, Thomas Freeman, Allen Grand, Gerald Aitken, Roy Dougherty, Richard Switzer, Joseph Stadler. Missing from the picture: George Hoeffler, Thomas Torrez, Charles Kirby, Harold Kiley, Bernard O'Lear, Ralph Redfern, Monte Seidlinger, John Trammell, George Claypool, Patrick Fitzgerald, Pius Gertje, John Rohrbach, Timothy Weiand, Ray Nalty, John Dore, James Hunter. Servers and Twelve Year Fransalians Reading again about Spot and Puff, Twelve Year Fransalians enjoy a visit to their first grade classroom. Standing, from the left: Don Woertman, Patrick Behan, Donald Burke, Lee O'Connor, Monsignor Smith, James Hunter, Ronald McCarty, Lawrence Loughry, Seated: Vera Jacques, Rosemary DeMers, Frances lm- lgoff, Bernice Morgan, Raymond Lawlor, Mary Ellen Carroll, Myron Mossbrucker, Margaret Guerin, Betty tromsoe. Try a two column cut, suggests Nora Jacquez as she and page editors Andy Dickson, Mary Kay Nelan, Josella Lubeck and Tom Burke work on their layouts. Deadline is Kathryn Urban editor of the Fransalian paper. My F ransalian too close for , comfort, agree Jacklyn They'fe nog- Huffsmith and as easy qs Pat Schmitz, they Iook, says typists for the Donna newspaper. McNama ra as she, Joan Will you Chirnside and Morshwlo and deliver them Frank Zook, Peggy FWZ' on your bike? members of pOtr'C.k Work on asks Nancy business and hecdlmes' Sorrels of Jim Koppel, Bob 6 circulation departments. it , . i . it 5 i i A Andrew Dickson Fransolian editor Even with a deadline threatening, the annual staff takes time to enjoy Lee O'Connor's pictures. From the left: Frances lmhoff, Catherine TenBarge, Andrew Dickson, Bob Chirnside, Amy Hudson, Peggy Guerin, and Nancy Sorrels Dublications al' 1 1 7' . ,it All these pictures and we have to write the cutlines, sighs Donna McNamara as Phyllis Stickel looks discouraged. Catherine TenBarge Artist Leo O'Connor Photographer Patricia Schmitz Associate editor t 'ff iff?1jQl'g?fQ4g 1 B F ranso Xian Sdfew Ou b members W' . again' k ep this from happening u 'cw 'O e Toward Better Citizenship They should like these, grins Patricia TeMaat as she helps the other mem bers of the Junior Red Cross, John Patania, Hugo Weber, Mary Kay Kotten stette and Alice Bree Ch ' ' ' se, wrap rnstmas gifts for hospitals. C-aining practical busi- ness experience through J. A. are Robert Marquez, Pat Keegan, Jean Denny, Larry Tucker, Marianne Conway, Pat Fisher, Pat Hynes, Joanne Loughry, Margaret McCarthy. Studying over government procedures learned at Colorado Boys' State is Clarence Van Deren, S. F. representative. From Books To Business There's a future in busi- ness, discuss Achievers. Standing, from left: Fran- ces Imhoff, Donna Mc- Namara, Gerald Aitken, George Hoefler, Ursula Denny. Seated, from left: Nora Jacquez, Sue Mulli- gan, Sandra Holman, Vir- ginia Lovato, Rita Turelli, Nancy Weber, Barbara Axtell, Larry Loughry, Virginia Whitney. ul-'ere sh - fgY5eDiqrZ ',fAQFfghe, .. o c ' mcCoEi5urri Gsrjjcifr e dur. wqgts he? fOr 'ng 1' O - PIQY he Seni0proCt'Ce . I' CIGSS Senior Kerr are teh to right. Class Cast of the '55 production, Jenny Kissed Me by Jean , Diane Macfiruaer, Joan Marshino, Mary Ptnn Urquhart, Nice Breese, Rose- rnary De Mers, Dennis Ciiiiord, Rita Tureiii and George Burri. Missing trorn the picture' are Nora Jacques, Joan McCarthy, John Gunzner, Frances irnnott, Barbara Ptxteii and Wiiiiarn NicLeiian. ll Il-' Pe:i: 9'e f I- John g ,ine for 2'Ory Clguenzfiepl agree 'Ice B Mers OSS- feegel and Well 1 Nor' P eased With th ' rellilogal Ffifensic Lefflr speech wmk RH I Gtriciq MO, Que, First r Ore the me 0 Turelli B OneY, Joan L OW, from fhe' mbershof me She has enough points to become a member, smiles Barbara Mor- gan, NFL president, as she and her officers, Wilma Pelzel, secre- tary, Jacqueline Sheri- dan, correspondent, and Sue Ellen Mulli- gan, treasurer, check over NFL business. A I er . f . Kifgelh Taylor nge MOFQGH. Seimbrechlf Rosesqf- Livio Pet- Y. Third rawifjfbara Dinan ogd rovy:JeQ,-,efg-Brig DeMe,.S ' Oseph Ryan' f f'Q Keegan lgilldlfn, ' Ol' es Msgr. Smith smiles his appreciation as Dr. Earl Bach presents a speech trophy to Mrs. Lena- belle Sloan Martin, speech director. The trophy is awarded the school with the highest number of points in the Loretto Speech meet. ' These members of the NFL are happy for the chance of work- ing with Mrs. Martin on their speech. First row, from the left: Patricia Carraher, Peggy Partsch, Wilma Pelzel, Agnes Jo Caskins, Alice Breeze. Second row: Bobbie Jo Weith, Jac- queline Sheridan, Mary Denise Humphreys, Mary Jo Catlett. Third row: Sue Ellen Mulligan, Agnes Zehna, Kathleen Kelle- her, Michael Nachazel. Fourth row: Clarence Van Deren, Larry Loughry. Members of the NFL not pictured: Barbara Axtell, Robert Connelly, Ursula Denny, Thomas Freeman, Barbara Jean Hoy, Nora Jacquez, Shirley Lehnerz, Barbara Morgan, Judy Muck- enthaler, Nancy Peck, Lenora Purcell, Michael Reeves, Diana Roedel, and Mary Ann Urquhart. if Ski Club Thor's snow in them thor hilIs, say Miss Herold, moderatorg Fran lmhoff, secretaryg Betty Stromsoe and Nancy Sorrels. Nm l 4 i f i n , ..,. MW.. r i rr i .LM ' .lr QV' Let the expert show us how, quips Pat Schmitz as she and Helen Selensky watch a demonstra- tion given by Carl O'Loughlin. Remembering the fun of their last ski trip the offi- cers of the club Donna McNamara, presidentg Bill McCabe, vice-presi- dentg Fran Imhoff, secre- tciryg Tom Burke, treasur- er, plan other excursions. Headed toward the prac- tice slope, Ray Lawlor looks determined. Queens The rose symbolizes one who has wifhin her the treasures of grace and beaufy. True beaufy is Mary's and ours, foo, if we irace her paffern info our lives. WW I-fl , uf' Www Fransaliigih Homecoming Queen g f vsnA1AcQuEs , It f' nf :genomes Wgmuez fu, QW ...xx Hom ohzin ,f nts , M fJ xg f Rx v Q w x x P W w'Q,f4ff a V . L ffl!! LA Fuvrs 0 i . K ! 1 1 , 1 Fransalian Pep Club Queen aomue MoNmeAL . -,J , A f ' f ff V iii' . ' .jf iwrful jf A iffg. J R ff ' !,e !,yf B 45 V f If 329' 55, I Af:-, 5 if. y My ., f if f ,jg S, f' 042 my ff!! ff ' U j 9 sr' N55 .-.!' U P f nf A ff 'W 5' if ff' .7 jf -L- ' IJVVIE g 11 'f iq M ' 1 'M' f ' ,f 5 J ,wt Eff! IA t W1 ff ff M ff ff' f J Z1 i Y 53 K ,fy ,, 'J11 .fr 'QQQJ 1 nf -Ci? : w 4' ' 11 .' jffUlU'V , we i ,Ji V iff iff W1 5? 'N is g CHRISTINE LEMAN A PEGGY PARTscH 'LIUDY MITCHELL E Z0 W Q3 Ziff Prdm Queen g i f FRANcss mu-aorr v ,- . I N ilifj 2251! wif, NORMA ARTZER . ag , ,V J' ' ' ?,ffV W: Y Prom fAtte ny , ,K K 7.,, V , wi , gr' 'WJ 5 'V ty Q My aft. 'f jr, . K , f J' g, I 1 H . X ,. Vf' fl V5 JJ V' , ,ffl J ,if I 6 A 1fg'f 5 I ,,,. fr? :ffl .3 :ff ir A ,i., Kb ' 5 ', Q My fi xr f. KXV? 'L w Rb a ff m, Vlwhgfxk 1, K ry ' My frffffr gf? kwa K RN,ff i7 ,ffi EXKITA MOONEY j ,ff , M . ,- - S Q .fp , 'fi K A A, vi' vi. kk 14- S? f i if Af 'g 1 'L :L 5'f47 1 9 4 ,Q H A .E'a j TM Q' Z A K LVLL, S-...' A it yoxff-'QTQ 1 . H if , . R gn. as J, ixiqg HV 5 .., V,-. .f,hxG,' ,,,d,,.f, ,gk ,A f. K , .Vg 5 , , Vw ' ' f. A Q M 5 A L W? ' Y , gkyy, V M in '- f' '--L in six ' ' 1 f, .WK fu f' ' A . ,, M. wg gl ' - y -lf: g.,, x I r nh QM ' w 'Ji A N '+ V 'H jf:'A fM' W, , ...M www 74 5 Ji ' ' . 3 , N' f X .mx :2 x -1, . 54 B . 1 if I A N Fransalian May Queen PHYLus sTlcKsEL Our Lad y's Court On May l3 the entire student body joined to honor Mary, their Queen and Mother. Senior girls formed a living rosary before the traditional crowning. Members of Our Lady's court are, from the left: Richard Switzer, secretary, Mary Jo Catlett, maid of honor, Clarence Van Deren, queen's escort, Phyllis Sticksel, prefect, Mary Kay Nelon, special maid, Charles Leonard, Fran- salian boy. Pep Club royalty pose between dances. They are Richard Purcell, Christine Leman, Raymond Bruno, Queen Bonnie Montreal, Judy Mitchell, Robert Connelly, Margaret Partsch and Ronald Bahl. Pep COUft Prom Court A night of Star-Studded Memories for Queen Frances lmhoff and her royal court. From the left, Paul Watson, junior class president, Charles Leonard, Norma Artzer, Queen Frances, Rita Mooney, Jack Fulham and Raymond Bruno. Flower girls are Linda Axtell and Dometta Costa, Daniel Kingston and Phillip Sheridan are pages. Not pictured are Teresa Kottenstette, flower girl, and Thomas Mooney, page, who also formed part of the royal court. Athletics The tower symbolizes Mary as an impregnable source of protec- tion against the powers of hell. Ancient cities were surrounded by walls into which towers were built for vantage points. The tower of David was the strongest tower in the wall of Jerusalem. As both spiritual and physical strength are objectives in our sports program, we must turn to the Tower of David for guidance. l M-'f' Jock Loftus Wendy Strohouer Bob Garland Assistant Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach Tackle Bob Connolly and End Lou Nelan close in on helpless Mt. Carmel Eagle back. 1954 Record A ' A A A 6 St. Mary's ....... O y Colo, Springs. , A V i 6 Arvada ......... l2 A 'C I we 6 Mullen ......... 23 l ts l , - t 6 Regis . . . . . . . . . 7 f 9 Holy Family ..... 32 ,Iy yyt r I2 Cathedral . ...... 6 l?QlytA his A l 6 6 St. Joseph ....... l9 'Q :': so WN M 7 sf. Joseph ....... l9 iett so C' 6 Annunciation .... 7 sr i i i VA Q sltr .rlsrts Clarence Von Deren Tom Burke If Senior Tackle Senior Fullback Ca-Captain Co-Captain 5 f,,, ' 'aim su 2 vi f 1, 35' , 5 5? M Mike Nochazel Sophomore Ful lback Howard Braham Lou Nelan Sophomore End Junior End Jimmy Hinton, Holy Family End, brings Norm Silva down from behind in the game at Mullen Stadium. Ray Nalty Dennis Stebenne Ronnie Burke Senior Center Sophomore Quarterback Junior Guard auf' , , if 'iff-iff.. - rf ' 1 ' 5jys5,Qiig1!E:: . - :Z 5' A -- i ' f..1l A ., M - 1 A V, ,Ev , If ,KN ,K in i , 'fi , 5 : Q, ' ' - 'Li V w e-,Xi i A E., Gr , ,S Bob Conolly Junior Tackle Sophomore Tackle Senior Defying a strong stiff-arm in the face, Tom Burke brings down a Tiger back. Howard Braham, Dan Clifford, and Lou Nelan come into help. Dickson Kent Watson Norm Silva Jim Pacheco Junior Halfback Sophomore Halfback Sophomore End 2 M: 3, ,,,' S H ,, , :g i .'r. Q, riii 4. er 5 We i f 1 V . gggii . - if X , iff- :air - ,. ,,-,-- , hi I Joe Ryan Aga. , Hifi lil 72' Mft' 1,3 lv. Mu, ,efei ,,., , fl, Wt:-fi ,,,,.,l.,.f, J, ,.f., ,,,,, QL, ffl'-,f,.1.,. - --l 'Ml ,fqtm Qllgffri ' il' r 1 A , S 15 l . ff ME' 5 xl . 1 Q N. E X 6 .9 M J Q fl f K , ' 'Y X ' Ye , w 'lii2,',,'f's .f1 ...g. -5 ' K-yd,-U. .1 . ,Nigga , fl ' f-, flfm'1-r?f6ffx:exsEql jfs 'M s , , , X if st l f ,, ,Sf Qt , , M 24,554 f l:, , K ,,, ,v,vg , Q, . ,.,,,,r, I xi. . . K , 7 ll 7 T7 . 1,5 ' , : . f. f Y. f' ' ' - kg ,ij '55, f ' - . ' ' f :im 5 ,iff A ',W,- Wg 3 WW ieel J S or is Don Clifford Sophomore Halfback Junior Guara l Junior Guard ,rm .,,r ,,, Qtmii Vaci: zzwzmy AUQE3 Gremlin B Team-left to right, front row: Ronnie Bahl, Pius Gertje, Kevin Traynor, John Trammell, Jim Muchenthaler, Mike Mulqueen, Lou Barbato, John Walsh, Jim Goetz. Bock row: Barry Deegan, Gerry Aitkins, Tim Wei- and, Tom Gamel, Ralph Redfern, Steve Wathen, Bill O'Connell, John Etche- pare, Tom Torrez, George Claypool, Fred Majors, Jack Theison. ,il John Bognoll Dennis Clifford John Yedo Senior Halfback Senior Center Freshman End . 3' 1 3. 3555 I L wg' A W' Q 1 Aff--?iiL4f, Y . iii, up J J Ab 4 9- Q. if A gm Z 1 J H ef lg we . le L LZ Y ,Q + 1 lg R M gp? ,, W: ,Q sig .Q ,gg Co-Championship Trophy Lou Nelan All-City, All-State Pre-Season Games With five lettermen from last year's squad returning and seven B team members being moved up, the Gremlin varsity shaped into cup winners. St. Francis opened pre-season with three straight wins to take the third annual St. Joseph's cage tournament for the second year in a row. The second game brought defeat at the hands of St. Joe's. At Central City, the Gremlins won the first annual Gilpin County tourney in two games. Aurora outscored the Gremlins in all four quarters, leaving a 5-2 pre- season record. Don Pfonnenstiel All-City Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis 63-29 37-26 50-39 39-41 82422 45-435 37-49 65-l 8 46-32 66-35 52-23 50-28 63-38 42-72 45-30 49-30 57-5 3 49-43 64-36 40-32 53-43 40-48 4l -32 7 l -38 Mount Carmel Holy Family Mullen St. Joseph's Georgetown Nederland Aurora Cathedral Mullen Annunciation Holy Family Mount Carmel St. Joseph's Regis Cathedral Mullen Annunciation Holy Family Mount Carmel St. Joseph's Regis St. Mary's, Colo Springs Holy Family Holy Trinity, Trinidad Wendell Strohauer Head Coach Parochial League Season St. Francis met the first six league games successfully, only to be de feated in the seventh by Regis. The second round proved to be more of a battle. Cathedral trailed S F only one point at half but fell back in the third quarter after Coach Stro hauer's half-time strategy was executed. Action with Mullen, the State champs, was nip and tuck the first round until it was broken up in the last quarter. The Cardinals from Annunciation found the Gremlins' height too much to overcome. A last minute blast against the reserves in the second round had to be smothered by the starters. Holy Family, led by Dick Haggerty, crowded the Gremlins throughout the second game with the outcome uncertain until the final minute Starting slow again, St. Francis trailed the lower-bracket Mount Carmel who hit 6 for 7 from the field the first frame. The tide changed and victory number l5 was marked in the Gremlin books. The St. Francis' reserves once more played as the team clobbered St Joseph's the first round. The second round proved more of a defensive game and saw the Gremlin zone outshine the Bulldogs to take the win The big test came in the form of the Regis Raiders, After a 30 point defeat the first round, S.F. came back powerfully, battling to a I9-l9 half time tie. The third quarter made the difference and the Gremlins' defense held the powerful Raider offense to their lowest score of the season This ended the league play with St. Francis and Regis co-champions. Games Total Played Points Average Ron McCarty 24 253 10.5 Don Pfannenstiel 24 244 10.2 Andy Dickson 24 232 9.7 Lou Nelan 23 189 8,2 Dennis Stebenne 22 99 4.5 Frank Zook 21 78 3.7 Lou Pribila 17 50 3.0 Jim Pacheco 1 1 32 2.9 Norm Silva 12 25 2.1 Joe Ryan 14 28 2.0 Bob Connelly 3 2 .7 Howard Braham 5 3 .6 1 . 1,1 State Consolation Championship Trophy State Tournament . The Southsiders entered the State Tournament as favorites along with Regis and the Abbey, from Canon City. All three were dropped-St. Fran- cis the first night, Regis the second, and the Abbey in the finals. The Gremlins trailed St. Mary's of Colorado Springs, 12-8 at the quarter, beginning to hit the lead at the half by 2. The lead increased to 34-29 at the end of the third quarter. The co-champs downfall came after Andy Dickson and Ron McCarty fouled out. The Pirates then could not be stopped as they dropped the Gremlins into the consolation bracket. The second game of the tourney brought St. Francis against Holy Family for the fourth time this year. S.F.'s fourth win came after the slow starting five gained their poise in the second quarter and continued it the rest of the game. The final game of the season found St. Francis battling Holy Trinity of Trinidad for the consolation bracket championship. The outcome was evident after minutes of play. The Gremlins lead 18-6 at the end of the first quarter and 40-12 at half. The season completed, a backward glance shows that St, Francis took the two pre-season tournaments, were co-champs in the Parochial league, and State consolation champs, They had a season record of 20-42, scored 1236 points, were first in the league's defense and second in the offensive standing. Jack Loftus Assistant Coach lt's mine and you can't have it. Don DeLuzio, phenomenal Regis forward, seems to have complete possession of the ball as Lou Nelan tries vainly to get it. Looking on in admiration are the Gremlins, Don Ptannenstiel Denny Stebenne. WeII . . . shut my mouth. Rip Pfannen stiel, Gremlin guard looks surprised as he Norm Silva comes oft with a mighty rebound U able to stop him is Mt CarmeI's Joe Salvucci 5 '? St. Francis, while Frank Zook Mike Christopher, John Bell Don DeLuzio, and Don Pfan- nenstiel watch in amazement One jump ahead. Going high for a rebound is Lou Nelan of Grab it before it gets away! Lou Nelan, stellar star tor the Gremlins, goes high for a layup in the Holy Family tilt, while the Tigers' Carlo Polniak is un- able to stop his efforts. Others in the pictures are Don Pfan- nenstiel of the Gremlins, and Dick Haggarty and Dennis Fil- kowoki of the Tigers. Frank Zook l'm gonna hit you, Pribila! They just don't care about the ball as Lou Pribila ot St, Francis and Mike Christopher of Regis look bored at the whole idea. The Gremlins went on to win a tie for the city championship with a 53-43 victory. Lou Pribila Howard Braham :df J 3 v This wild Hit it, B b i' k 'f:ked nJtin?gw?dll betweel' scramble resulted in -ci l d the Gremlins Mullen's Ken R0Zm,O 'Ck on hel are bl to P Bob ConnellY- Lookmg on Uno e Hands off, men-this one's mine! Watch- ing John Bell of Regis come off with a rebound are Don Pfannenstiel and Frank Zook of the Gremlins, Don DeLuzio and Pat Rieley of the Raiders and Lou Nelan of S F John Yedo and Pete C'0 O , 1, 1 B team stars are, front row, from the left: Sherman Alsop, Pat Fitzgerald, Lou Barbato, John Oder. Second row: Coach Bob Garland, Jim Paxton, Mike Stuart, Jim Muckenthaler. Third row: George Claypool, Tom Camel, John Yedo, Tim Wieand. 5.5513 ,vita ill Future champions? Members of the boxing team are first row, from the left: Charles Kirby, Kevin Tray- nor, Thomas Freemen, and William Easton. Second row:James Goetz, Richard Madrid, Carl C-raves, Michael Mulqueen, James Caragher. Third row: Ted Giles, Ronnie Bahl, Fred Magers, Jerry White, John Butz, Ralph Redfern, Fourth row: James Lopez, Cary Hort, Robert Nemmers, Donald Fruh, Richord Buchmiller. Sparring partners boxing up a storm are M0mmy, l1e'S goin' to hit me! seems Tom Freeman and James Caragher. fo SUY ROVWY BF-ilil, lQl T, 05 he Gnd KGVW1 Traynor get in condition for the boxing season Boxing Team Andy Dickson racks up another stolen base. Denny Stebenne, shortstop, seems to get a big kick out of the whole thing, but no ball. John Bagan shows his form as the Gremlin backstop. First row, from the left: John Bagan, Joseph Ryan, Dennis Stebenne, James Pacheco, Andrew Dickson, Thomas Pepin, Norman Silva, John Rohrbach. Second row: Frank Zook, Robert Connelly, Charles Leonard, Louis Nelan, Donald Pfannenstiel, John Yedo, Thomas Camel, George Claypool, Coach Wendell Strohauer. A pitcher's view of Chuck Leonard, first sacker. Anybody want to change places with the pitcher? Don Pfonnenstiel, right fielder, and Lou Nelan, left fielder, display the proper way to ad- vance the base run- ner. The diamond men- tors, Coach Wendy Strohauer and as- sistant Coach Bob C-arland, verbally go nvnr the Qnunrl Frank Zook, third baseman, brushing up on the handling of the hickory before heading for the plate. A triple threat to the hitters of the league in the form of Norm Silva, Jim Pacheco and John Yedo. These are I-he experfsxthe grrls who have made scores of 250 in Two games. First row, from the left: Sharon Rama e Cosby, Marcia Wolney, Joann Deo D row: Barbara Sm' Q , Lynn , olores Langfield. Second lfh, Loretta Weith, Wilma Roa h Fenton, Joanne Loughry, Patri ' ' Langfield, D c , Maureen cfa Marhnez. Third row: Mary olores Jones, Barbara Marble, Dympna Lubeck. Girls I Tay- f.eIdl CQTO I are: Mary Langhbm, moderator od bowlil19 rtxrmj Noakes L05 Showing go I rs. 0 Ior Barborg Mgczqglnc Lubeck' Loretto We'th Athletics Joann Dea gives a few pointers to Dolores Langtield, Wilma Roach, Dympna Lubeck, Mary Langtield, Patricia Martinez, B rbara Marble, Maureen Fenton, Joanne Loughry, as Mrs. O Lasharn looks on. We could ha d Iores Jones Beit one beffeI', sighs Par M - . 1 Y B th Uffmez h - Scores delectedly. O Guer and Jeanne W 'iGm51fu59?Ee Sophomore Iettermen. First row, from the left: David Caragher, James Pacheco, Norman Silva, Joseph Ryan, John Theisen. Second row: Wesley Du Charme, Cary Hart, Robert Connelly, Howard Braham, Michael Nachazel. Third row: Dennis Stebenne, Jerry White, and Kevin Traynor. F-Club officers are shown admiring Bill's new car. From the left: William McCabe, il n secretary, Ronald F J. X McCarty, treasurer, Andrew Dickson, vice-president, Clarence Van Deren, president. Assembled on the front steps are the junior and senior lettermen. First row, from the left: Daniel Clifford, Michael Mulqueen, John Bagnall, Charles Kirby, James Caragher. Second row: Thomas Freeman, Paul Watson, Louis Pribila, Andrew Dickson, Dennis Clifford, Third row: William McCabe, Frank Zook, Donald Pfannenstiel, Jack Fulham, Ronald Burke, Walter Hogan, Fourth row: Thomas Burke, Clarence Van Deren, John Bagan, Charles Leonard, Ronald McCarty, and Louis Nelan. C One two, three, A , 5 Come on Gremlins, four, chant cheer- leaders, Margaret Iet's go, urge the Hilbert, Fran lmhoff, cheerleaders at Mary Ellen Carrol, the rally before the big Regis game. Carol Weir, Nancy Kiehm and Peggy C-uerin. the team all the way is the senior girls' pep club. First row, from the left, pep club officers. Carol president, Frances Mooney, vice president, Nancy Werthman, treasurer, Nancy Sorrels, d row' Sheila Polniak Jeanne Williams Donna McKie, Pat Mittelstadt, Josella Lubeck, A L h Claudette secretary, i . , , Joan Kottenstette, Diana MacGruder, Third row: Bernice Morgan, Nancy Weber, nita ync , Kreiling, Dorothy Lucerne, Jackie Ling, Carol Kadell, Phyllis Sticksel. Fourth row: Marguerite McPhee, Joan McCarthy, Lois Mitchell, Donna McNamara, Renee McLaughlin, Rita Mooney, Lola Fultz, Amy Hud- son. Fifth row: Bonnie Montreal, Mary Kay Nelan, Pat Schmitz, Pat Settle, Barbara Cabela, Nora Jacquez. Sixth row: Barbara Axtell, Peggy Fitzpatrick, Catherine TenBarge, Geneva Pelzel, Virginia Whitney, Cathy Smith, Mary Ann Urquhart, Rosemary DeMers, Carolyn Wathen, Seventh row: Virginia Becker, Pat Otis, Dolores Jones, Margaret Ramos, Alice Breese, Neva Kerkman, Vera Jacquez, Agnes Zehna.. , . . S-U-C-C-E-S-S, the cheerleaders , , 'They can do lt! - spell out as they help raise team spirit Gnd we know before a tournament. Tl'leY CCF'- 1---..., fl 45 ' 1, H 'NNN S vii rw Q :luv war Vg viii? S 3Q ,, ivy. .XX ,Q ,Y As A, .y -' VA an 'Inf 6 BARBARA AXTELL C.S.M.C. Representative 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,25 Bowling 3,45 Bowling Captain 35 Speech Plays and Meets 45 Music Festival 2,3,45 Music Contest 25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Office Staff 45 Glee Club l,2,3,4. VIRGINIA BECKER Bowling 35 Glee Club 2. GERALD BAGAN Usher 45 Basketball l,35 Latin Club I5 Loretto Heights Press Convention 3. JOHN BAGNALL Cathedral High School l,25 Usher 45 Sodality Officer 25 May Court 25 C.S.M.C. Representative I5 F Club 3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 All-Parochial Honorable Mention 35 Student Council l,25 Fransalian Staff 45 Jr. Red Cross l,25 Class President I. PATRICK BEHAN Usher 45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Twelve Year Fran- salian5 Glee Club 4. ALICE BREESE C.S.M.C. Representative 35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Flag Bearer 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Junior Red Cross Convention 45 Latin Club l,25 Loretto Heights Press Convention 45 Loretto Heights Theatre Convention 2. RAY BRUNO Usher 45 Basketball 2,45 Football 25 Ski Club 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 45 Class President 25 Pep Club Escort 4. DONALD BURKE C.S.M.C. Treasurer 3, President 45 C.S.M.C. National Convention 35 Usher 45 F Club I5 Basketball I5 Student Council 45 Latin Club I5 Loretto Heights Press Convention 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Twelve Year Fransalian5 Glee Club 45 Server l,2,3,4. THOMAS BURKE Usher 45 F Club l,2,3,45 Foot- ball l,2,3,45 Football Captain 45 Latin Club I5 Ski Club 3,45 Ski Club Officer 45 Fransalian Staff, Sports Editor 45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 3,4. GEORGE BURRI Missa Recitata 45 Usher 45 Loret- to Heights Press Convention 35 Music Festival 2,3,45 Music Contest 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Library Club 45 Glee Club 2,3,4. WILLIAM BURTON Usher 45 Latin Club l,25 Mu- sic Festival 3,45 Music Contest 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 3,4. BARBARA CABELA C.S.M.C. Representative 3,45 C.S.M.C. National Convention 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Bowling 3,45 Basketball I5 Music Festival 2,35 Mixed Chorus l,25 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Office Staff 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Loretto Heights Speech Convention 2. MARY ELLEN CARROLL Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club Attendant 25 Cheerleader 3,45 Latin Club l,25 Basketball 45 Music Festival 3,45 Music Con- test 25 Mixed Chorus 35 Twelve Year Fransalian5 Office Staff 45 Glee Club l,2,3. ROBERT CHIRNSIDE Usher 45 F Club I5 Baseball I5 Team Manager 25 Student Council 2,45 Latin Club l,25 Fransalian Staff 45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 45 Class Officer l,2,4. DENNIS CLIFFORD Sodality Vice-President 45 May Court 2,3,45 Usher 45 F Club 3,45 Football 45 Team Manager 35 Latin Club I. JOSEPH COOK Usher 45 Latin Club I5 Ski Club 2,3,4. ROSEMARY DEMERS May Court Attendant 25 C.S.M.C. Representative 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Flag- bearer 45 Fransalian Staff 45 Bowling 3,45 Loretta Heights Press Convention 3,45 Loretto Heights Speech Meet 35 Speech Plays and Meets 45 Music Festival I,2,35 Mixed Chorus I,2,35 Twelve Year Fransalian5 Glee Club 2,3,4. URSULA DENNY Latin Club l,25 Ski Club 45 Bowling 3,45 N.F.L. 45 Speech Plays and Meets 45 Music Festival 2,3,45 Music Contest 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Library Club 45 Glee Club l,2,3,4. ANDY DICKSON Regis High School l,25 C.S.M.C. National Convention 35 Usher 45 F Club 3,45 F Club Officer 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football 4, Honorable Mention 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Boxing l,25 Student Council 3,45 Fransalian Annual Editor 45 Fransalian Staff Feature Writer 45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 45 Honor Roll 35 Missa Recitata 4. JERRY DOBBS Usher 45 Ski Club 3,45 Fransalian Staff 45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 35 Stage Crew 4. JACK DORE F Club l,2,3,45 Basketball I,3,45 Baseball I5 Latin Club I5 Glee Club 45 Server 45 Class President I. PEGGY FITZPATRICK Pep Club l,2,3,45 Prom Attendant 35 Latin Club l,25 Ski Club 3,45 Fran- salian Staff 45 Bowling 35 Basketball 35 Loretto Heights Press Convention 45 Music Festival 35 Mu- sic Contest 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Glee Club I,3,45 Class Officer 3. LOLA FULTS Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club Attend- ant 35 Homecoming Attendant 45 Latin Club l,25 Bowling 35 Basketball 35 Glee Club 35 Class Offi- cer 2. ROBERT GREENWALD Usher 45 Basketball I5 Boxing 35 Latin Club l,25 Loretto Heights Press Convention 35 Honor Roll I. PEGGY GUERIN Pep Club l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Latin Club l,25 Ski Club 2,3,45 Fransalian An- nual Staff 45 Swimming 45 Bowling 45 Basketball 3,45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 3,45 Honor Roll I,2,35 Twelve Year Fransalian5 Office Staff 45 Glee Club I5 Music Festival 3. JOHN GUNZNER Usher 45 Latin Club l,25 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 4. AMY HUDSON Pep Club 2,3,45 Pep Club Repre- sentative 3,45 Latin Club 25 Latin Club Officer 25 Ski Club 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 35 Music Festival 35 Honor Roll 2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Class Vice-President 4. JACKLYN HUFFSMITH Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Fransalian Staff 45 Music Festival I5 Honor Roll 2,35 Office Staff 45 Library Club l,2,3,45 Glee Club I5 May Court 3,4. JIM HUNTER Usher 3,45 Baseball l,25 Loretto Heights Press Convention 35 Twelve Year Fran- salian5 Server l,2,3,4. FRANCIS IMHOFF Pep Club l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Prom Attendant 35 Perfect Attendance I5 Latin Club l,25 Ski Club 2,3,45 Ski Club Secretary 45 Fransalian Staff 45 Swimming 45 Bowling 3,45 Bowling Captain 45 Basketball 3,45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 3,45 Twelve Year Fran- salian5 Glee Club. VERA JACQUES Pep Club l,2,3,45 Homecoming Queen 45 Latin Club l,25 Ski Club 45 Swimming 45 Bowling 35 Basketball 3,45 Music Festival 2,3,45 Music Contest 25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Twelve Year Fransalian5 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Class Vice-President 2. NORA JACQUES Pep Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Ski Club 45 Fransalian Staff 45 Bowling 45 Basket- ball 45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 3,45 N.F.L. 45 Speech Plays and Meets 45 Honor Roll 2,35 Glee Club 2. DOLORES JONES C.S.M.C. Representative 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club I5 Bowling 45 Basket- ball 3,45 Music Festival 2,3,45 Music Contest 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,4. SENIOR CAROL KADELL Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Bowling 35 Music Festival 35 Glee Club 3. JAMES KAPPEL Usher 45 Latin Club l,25 Loretto Heights Press Convention 45 Fransalian Staff 4. NEVA KERKMAN Pep Club l,2,3,45 Flogbearer 45 Latin Club l,2,45 Fransalian Staff 45 Skating 45 Honor Roll 35 Office Staff 45 Library Club l,25 Perfect Attendance l,2,3. JOAN KOTTENSTETTE C.S.M.C. Vice-President 45 C.S.M.C. National Convention 35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,25 Bowling 35 Music Festival 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Glee Club I,2,3. CLAUDETTE KREILING Pep Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Bowling 35 Glee Club 3. RAYMOND LAWLOR May Court 25 Usher 45 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Boys' Chorus 45 Ski Club 3,45 Music Festival 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Twelve Year Fransalian5 Stage Crew 4. ROBERTA LEDERHOS Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club I5 Music Festival I,2,35 Mixed Chorus I,2,35 Glee Club l,2,3,4. CHRISTINE LEMAN Loretto High School, Michi- gan, l,25 Pep Club 3,45 Pep Club Attendant 45 French Club l,25 Latin Club l,25 Basketball 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Honor Roll l,25 Glee Club' I,2,35 Loretta Heights Press Convention 4. CHARLES LEONARD Fransalian Boy 45 Missa Recitata 3,45 Usher 45 F Club l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball I,2,35 Student Council Chairman 45 Latin Club l,25 Latin Club Officer 25 Fransalian Annual Staff 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Class Officer 2,3. JACQUELYN LING C.S.M.C. Representative 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,25 Ski Club 45 Bowl- ing 35 Loretto Heights Press Convention 45 Music Festival 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club I,3,4. LAWRENCE LOUGHRY Baseball 25 Latin Club 25 Ski Club 45 Speech Plays and Meets 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Twelve Year Fransalian5 Glee Club 4. .IOSELLA LUBECK Pep Club l,2,45 Latin Club l,25 Fransanion Staff 45 Loretto Heights Press Conven- tion 45 Loretto Heights Speech Meet 25 Honor Roll l,25 Office Staff 45 Glee Club I5 Class Officer l,2. DOROTHY LUCERNE Pep Club l,2,3,45 Music Festival 2,35 Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club 2,35 Latin Club l,2. ANITA LYNCH Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,25 Bowling 35 Music Festival 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club I,3,4. DIANE MARIE MAC GRUDER May Court I5 Pep Club I,3,45 Latin Club I5 Office Staff 45 Library Club 35 Glee Club I. JONI MARSHINO Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club Representative l,25 Latin Club l,25 Ski Club 45 Fransalian Staff 45 Bowling 35 Basketball 3,45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 45 Music Festival 35 Office Staff 45 Glee Club l,3. BILL MC CABE Usher 45 F Club l,2,3,45 F Club Officer 45 Basketball I5 Football I,3,45 Baseball I,3,45 Honorable Mention in Baseball 35 Latin Club l,25 Ski Club 45 Ski Club'Officer 45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 3,45 Class Officer I5 Homecoming Escort 4. RONNY MC CARTY Usher 3,45 F Club l,2,3,45 F Club Officer 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Honorable Men- tion in Basketball 35 Football 45 Baseball 2,35 Pep Club Escort 35 Hotnecoming Escort 45 Latin Club I5 Twelve Year Fransalian. ACTIVITIES JOAN MC CARTHY Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club Attendant 15 Latin Club 1,25 Music Festival 1,25 Music Contest 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,3. DONNA MC KIE Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Music Festival 35 Honor Roll 152,35 Glee Club 1,35 Class Officer 3. RENEE MC LAUGHLIN Pep Club 2,3,45 Ski Club 3,45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 3,45 Glee Club 35 Drama Club 15 Basketball 1,2535 Tennis 25 Wizard Paper Staff 15 Art Club 1,25 Art Club Sec- retary 25 Freshman Play 1. BILL MC LELLAN Usher 45 Baseball 25 Latin Club 1,25 Loretto Heights Press Convention 45 Stage Crew 4. DONNA MC NAMARA Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Fransalian Staff 45 Fransalian Annual 45 Bowling 35 Loretto Heights Press Convention 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2535 Office Staff 45 Library Club 15 Ski Club 45 Ski Club President 4. MARGUERITE MC PHEE Pep Club l,2,3,45 Ski Club 45 Latin Club 15 Bowling 45 Music Festival 2,35 Music Contest 2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Class Offi- cer 2. LOIS MITCHELL Cathedral High School 1,2,35 Pep Club 45 Sodality Officer 2,35 May Court 2,35 Student Council Representative 35 Fransalian Staff 45 Music Festival 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Honor Rall 1,25 Glee Club 45 Loretto Heights Press Conven- tion 45 All Parochial Queen Candidate 45 C.S.M.C. Officer 2. DICK MILLER Usher 45 May Court 15 Mixed Chorus 4. PAT MITTLESTADT May Court 35 S.S.C.A. 35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Honor Roll 1,35 Of- fice Staff 4. RITA MOONEY Pep Club 15253545 Pep Club Rep- resentative 3,45 Homecoming Attendant lMullenl 45 Latin Club 1,25 Basketball 3,45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 3,45 State Music Contest 25 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Honor Roll 15 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,25 Miss Saint Francis 2. BONNIE MONTREAL Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club Queen 45 Cheerleader 35 Latin Club 1,2,35 Basket- ball 35 Loretto Heights Press Convention 45 Music Festival 25 Music Contest 25 Office Staff 45 Glee Club 1,2535 Perfect Attendance 2. BERNICE MORGAN Pep Club l,2,3,45 C.S.M.C. Representative l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Basketball 45 N.F.L. 45 Speech Plays and Meets 45 Music Festival 1,2535 Twelve Year FransaIian5 Glee Club 1,2535 Prom Attendant lMullenl 2. MYRON MOSSBRUCKER Usher 45 Football 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 15 Server l,2,3,45 Twelve Year Fransalian. JOHN MUDD Holy Rosary High School, Missouri, 15 F Club 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Loretto Heights Press Convention 35 Mixed Chorus 15 Server 1. RAY NALTY Regis High School 1,25 Usher 45 F Club 3,45 Football 45 Boxing 35 Ski Club 3,45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 35 Server 3,4. MARY KAY NELAN Fransalian Girl 45 May Court 2,45 C.S.M.C. Representative 35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club Officer 35 Student Council 45 Latin Club 1,25 Ski Club l,2,3,45 Fransalian Staff Page Editor 45 Bowling 45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. LEO O'CONNOR Usher 45 Fransalian Staff 45 Photographer, paper and annual, 45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 45 Stage Crew 45 Twelve Year Fransalian. CARL 0'LOUGHLlN Usher 45 Stage Crew 45 Latin Club 1,25 Ski Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Music Festival 4. PATRICIA ANN OTIS Pep Club 1,2545 Latin Club 15 Bowling 3,4. JOHN PATANIA Usher 45 May Court 35 Latin Club 1,25 Junior Red Cross 45 Junior Red Cross Convention 4. GENEVA PELZEL St. Joseph High School 15 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Music Festival 1,35 Music Contest 1,35 Mixed Chorus 1,35 Honor Roll 35 Library Club 45 Glee Club 153,45 Class Officer 1. DONALD PFANNENSTIEL Usher 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 F Club l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1. THOMAS PEPIN Usher 45 F Club 1,2,35 Basket- ball 1,25 Football 2,35 Latin Club 15 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 45 Class Officer l,2. SIIEILA POLNIAK Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Swimming 15 Honor Roll 35 Office Staff 45 Junior Red Cross 3. MARGARET RAMOS Flagbearer 45 Latin Club 1,25 Swimming 35 Basketball 35 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Of- fice Staff 4. MIKE REEVES Missa Recitata 45 Latin Club 15 N.F.L. 25 Loretto Heights Speech Meet 25 Honor Roll 1,25 Twelve Year Fransalian. DERREL ROBBEN Loretto Heights Press Conven- tion 35 Music Festival 2,3,45 Music Contest 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club l,253,4. PATRICIA SCHMITZ Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,35 Latin Club Officer 35 Ski Club 3,45 Fransalian Annual Associate Editor 45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 3,45 Boulder Press Con- vention 35 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Glee Club 15 May Court 2. HELEN SELENSKY Pep Club l,2,3,45 Ski Club 45 Swimming 35 Bowling 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Skating l,2,3,45 Music Festival 25 Glee Club 1,25 Class Of- ficer 2. PATRICIA SETTLE Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Bowling 35 Honor Roll 35 Library Club 2. KATHERINE SMITH Pep Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 15 Bowling 35 Loretto Heights Press Convention 45 Music Festival 2,35 Music Contest 35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. NANCY SORRELS Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club Of- ficer 45 Latin Club l,25 Fransalian Staff 45 Bowl- ing 3,45 Music Festival 2,35 Honor Roll l,2,35 Glee Club l,2,3. CAROL SPRINGER C.S.M.C. Representative 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club Officer 3,45 Student Coun- cil 45 Latin Club 1,25 Bowling 3,45 Music Festival 2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 Honor Roll l,2,35 Glee Club 152,35 Boulder Press Convention 3. FRANK STASKO Usher 45 Baseball 15 Latin Club 15 Ski Club 1. RICHARD STEUART Usher 45 F Club 2,35 Basket- ball 1,2,35 Football 25 Latin Club 1,25 Honor Roll 15 Class Officer 2,4. BETTY STROMSOE Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club Representative l,2,3,45 Miss Anonymous 15 Home- coming Attendant 35 Latin Club 1,25 Basketball 35 Music Festival 2,35 Music Contest 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Honor Roll 15 Twelve Year Fran- salion5 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. PI-IYLLIS STICKSEL May Court l,2,3,45 S.S.C.A. 2,35 Student Council 45 Latin Club 1,25 Latin Club Officer 25 Honor Rall 1,2535 Glee Club 15 Junior Red Cross 35 Fransalian Staff 4. CATHERINE TENBARGE Pep Club 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Fransalian Staff Artist, Annual and Paper, 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Scholastic Art Award 2,3. ADREANN TIXIER Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 15 Music Festival 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. PAUL TRUMBLE Usher 4. RITA TURELLI May Court 35 S.S.C.A. 35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Latin Club Officer 15 Bowling 35 Speech Plays and Meets 45 Music Fes- tival 35 Honor Roll 2,35 Office Staff 45 Glee Club 1,35 Class Officer 1. KATHRYN URBAN Pep Club 1,45 Latin Club 1,25 Fransalian Staff, Editor 45 Music Festival 2,35 Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club 1,2,3. MARY ANN URQUHART Annunciation High School 15 Passion Play 15 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 15 Bowling 3, Captain 35 Speech Plays and Meets 45 Music Festival 152,35 Honor Roll 35 Band 15253. CLARENCE VAN DEREN May Court 2,35 Sodality Officer 2,35 Usher 3,45 F Club 3,45 F Club Officer 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 25 Team Captain 45 Student Council 3,45 Latin Club 1525 Latin Club Officer 15 Class Officer 1,35 Boy's State 3. CAROLYN WATHEN Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 15 Bowling 35 Catholic Theater Convention 2. NANCY WEBER Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 15 Music Festival 1,35 Glee Club 1,3. VIRGINIA WHITNEY C.S.M.C. Officer 45 C.S.M.C. National Convention 35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 15 Bowling 3,45 Loretto Heights Press Con- vention 35 Music Festival 2,35 Glee Club 1,2,3. JEANNE WILLIAMS Pep Club l,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Inter-School Council Representative 45 Latin Club 1,2,35 Latin Club Officer 35 Bowling 3,45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 3,4. MIKE WIGGINS Usher 45 F Club l,2,3,45 Football 1,35 Latin Club 15 Latin Club Officer 15 Ski Club 3,45 Loretto Heights Press Convention 35 Junior Red Cross 3,45 Class Officer l,2. DONALD WOERTMAN Usher 45 Ski Club 45 Twelve Year Fransalian5 Stage Crew 45 Fransalian Staff 4. AGNES ZEHNA Pep Club l,2,3,45 Flagbearer 45 Latin Club 1,25 Skating 35 N.F.L. 45 Speech Plays and Meets 3,45 Music Festival 1,25 Music Contest 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club 1,25 Pep Club Rep- resentative 1. FRANK ZOOK May Court 25 Usher 45 F Club 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Team Manager 25 Latin Club 1,25 Fransalian Staff 45 Fransalian An- nual, Sports Editor 45 Class Officer 2. Mr. Paul Abdoo. . Dr. Lewis Barbato Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bordon Mr. Jack Braham Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Caskins Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Catlett Miss Mary Connors Mr. and Mrs. Finis E. Dobbs Miss Eileen M. Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Gaimora Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gallagher Celia Garland Nellie Garland James P. Gray Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hilbert PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. . Paul Kauffman, family .James B. Keeney, Jr. .John R. Kukar J. Ralph Lent Carlene M. Lilley Mr. George Marshino Lenabelle Sloan Martin The McGill Family Lillian Micheletti Mr. and Mrs. George C. Mulqueen R. Walker Nickless Lubin L. Ortis A. Petersen Louis W. Petry Mr. Mike Pomponio Mr. B. C. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Roney Silva Bill Smyth, Photographer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sticksel Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. TeMaat Miss Catherine TenBarge Mr. and Mrs. Henry TenBarge Mr. and Mrs. Fred Voss Mr. and Mrs. John T. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Whitney Compliments of a Friend Compliments of I2C Compliments of 9A Compliments of 9B Compliments of 9C TO THE SENIORS OF 1955 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE OUR SINCERE GOOD WISHES CLASS OF 1955 The Athletic Association Parent-Teachers' Association A CORDIAL INVITATION TO THE BOYS OF '55 TO JOIN OUR SOCIETY The Holy Name Society of St. Francis de Sales AIR PORT BAKERY 2817 Fairfax 5548 East 33rd Ave. ALA-DOWN PHARMACY Alameda at Downing AUTREY BROTHERS 645 Acoma 2254 Lawrence AXTELL EXCAVATING 3115 South Broadway BEA'S SALON OF BEAUTY 7300 West Colfax BENNETT, C. A. ELECTRIC CO. 1429 Elati BOHN'S, EDDIE PlG'N WHISTLE 4823 West Colfax BONNIE BRAE CAFE 564 South Broadway BRADLEY LANE ADV. AGENCY Cooper Building BRANDlN'. IRON MOTEL 8600 East Colfax BREDAN CREAMERY, INC. 1125 South Broadway BURNETT, BIL, OPTICIAN 3125 East Colfax BUY-4-LESS DRUG SYSTEM 3421 South Broadway CARLlN'S MOBIL SERVICE First Ave. at Logan CENTRAL BANK Er TRUST CO. 15th and Arapahoe BUSINESS PATRONS CHAT C1 CHEW DRIVE IN RESTAURANT 6000 East Colfax CLOVER - KNOLL SERVICE 6800 Morrison Road COLORADO NATIONAL BANK 17th and Champa COMMUNITY FLOWER SHOP 1043 South Gaylord COMPASS MOTOR LODGE 8675 East Colfax DAVIS WHOLESALE DRUGS 750 Conosa Ct. DICK HUFF APPLIANCES 540 South Broadway DICKEY'S FASHIONS 3420 South Broadway DREILING MOTOR CO. 21 1 I West Alameda DUNBAR JEWELERS 3339 East Colfax EAKER, A. G. CO. 3392 West Alameda FASHION BAR 514 South Broadway FOX'S YOUNG FASHIONS 56 South Broadway GLORATONE CLEANERS 212 South Broadway GOLD CROSS SUPPLY CO. 1450 Tremont Pl. GUIRY'S WALLPAPER 6' PAINT CO. 9515 East Colfax HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE CO. 601 Santa Fe HAWKINS 6- SON 700 South Broadway HILL RADIO AND RECORD SHOP 301 South Broadway HOECKEL'S SUPPLY CO. 1741 California HOFMANN MORTUARY, Inc. 601 Broadway ILIFF REXALL DRUG 2238 South Colorado Blvd. lRENE'S LINGERIE AND TOT SHOP 3225 East Colfax JACKSON DRUG 290 South Downing JACQUES BROTHERS MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION 28 East 6th Ave. KINEL, AARON WINDOW SHADES 1264 Santa Fe KING MOTOR SALES Fine Used Cars 3131 South Broadway KING TYPEWRITING 450I Bails PI. LAKEWOOD BEAUTY fr BARBER SHOP 7606 West Colfax LAKEWOOD GRILL G BAR 8100 West Colfax LAKEWOOD LANES, INC. 8025 West Colfax LAKEWOOD ROLLER BOWL 8020 West Colfax LUSTERITE CLEANERS 2070 South Colorado Blvd. MANNING HABERDASHRY 2746 South Colorado Blvd. MARIO'S PIZZERIA DRIVE-IN I O4 West Alameda MAVISTA CORP. MAGNETIC CHALKBOARD Box 83I9 University Park St. MAX MOSKO AUTO WHOLESALE IO4OO West Colfax-Lakewood MAX MOS KO'S MOTEL I 021 0 West Colfax-Lakewood MAYAN THEATER IIO Broadway MCINTYRE CLEANERS 2266 South Colorado Blvd. MONTY'S VILLAGE BARBER SHOP I485 South Holly BUSINESS PATRONS MOON DRIVE INN 3503 East Colfax MORTGAGE INVESTMENT I7II California Street NEW METHOD CLEANERS 939 East Colfax PARADISE CLEANERS 3242 East Colfax PIKES PEAK CLEANERS 3478 South Broadway PRINCESS PAT 4I2 East Alameda RALPH'S BARBER SHOP IOTOVZ South Gaylord St. RAY'S CONOCO SERVICE 2090 South Colorado Blvd. REX MARKET 56 Broadway RICHARDSON, R. H. CONTRACTING 6630 West Hampton ROBERTS PHARMACY East 23rd Ave. and Oneida ROCKY MOUNTAIN BEVERAGE CO. 29ll Walnut SCOTTY MOTOR CO. 599 Broadway SEIFERT, PONTIAC-CADILLAC, INC. I6l5 East Colfax SHIRLEY SAVOY HOTEL East l7th Ave. and Broadway SKATELAND ROLLER RINK l990 South Broadway SKY CHEF Stapleton Airport SO. DENVER BOWLING LANES l6I South Broadway SPORTS CARS, INC. 988 Cherokee STOKER AUTO STORES 60 South Broadway SUTHERLAND PHOTOGRAPHS 25I Broadway TOWER THEATER 2245 Kearney UNIVERSITY HILLS HARDWARE 2740 South Colorado Blvd. VARSITY TUX RENTAL 6I9 East Alameda VlC'S PHARMACY 6l9 East Alameda VINER TELEVISION Cr RADIO CO. 445 Broadway WOLFF C1 ARNOLD, INC. I062 South Gaylord ZIMM'S STATIONERY 5' GREETING CARDS 6I South Broadway ff , ? 'p .f ,Q ,QQ f . .:Q? 'f'l7 f' filwfff' 'Zi,,f,,,,M,WL v ,4f,-frgfr-lf--fd -il' If Zig .44-1-n.f7-ff-f... ,Zio 4,-n-rf-lf,4Cvv'6-' fL J .,.4.,,f fVf 'f f' 742 M, n GL.-lZ3..f . KQKffff '1 '7L '79 ' Q 7'-J--'Q-Z2fv? ' Li, -f ' Jo-we ,4f4 7' 'QU' A 8 . .fz,a-.-f,L4C-5c, Af.,-.l7,off-1-'-ffP-'M '4p 4 '6 Hl. 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