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

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QL I, l 2' A' ,L If f U3 ,mg Jiffy ' Af . uf' i ffnlf f N TX X ' P ,f f 'Q fi V f X N The FRANSALIA - I957 St Francis de Sales Hugh School Denver, Colorado Volume XXlX Edffor Assocfafe Edlfor Sporfs Edffor Layouf Edffors Photographer Arffsf FRANSALIAN STAFF John O Brnen Marianne Conway Francus Hauser Jean Denny Judy Mutchell Vance Connor Norman Snlva Business Manager Thomas Van Swearlngen Copy Edifor .I .I .U .l .I .V .. .l .u .l .I .4 .A .l .I .l .. .l ,A .AC5erTrucle Moser l Fclqeword nde' the pofronoge oi Sr F'c1nc 's de Soles ?lne gentle ond frier-dly Ezsnop C' Geneve, 'lwe onlfed 'Node of bctf 'ciolfy and stodenfs Soles Hiqn School Hove beer dlrecle We reolezotion flsor the devoul life o so cornpefenfly speolcs 'nusv ever be us oll. T555 boolr seelfs io presen' of SY from s de d olffcys roffofd lwllcln the Sain? the cspxrofzon of In plcwres ond words how we Fronsclions endeavor to corry ou? me counsels cl our Pctron in our work c tion. nd ln our recrea- CONTENTS edlcn C VO J C C:SLs E1 A zvufms A lw e rcs enlor Ac lv MLS O7 Pofrows 9 D-l':':,n . . ., .. 3 .:'l'y , . . 5 l '-', .. . 4, .. , 49 Or o'1E:u!io 5 , .. .. ,. , , 59 c7 E2 , ,.,, ..,..... .. .,. . 67 tl' ,. .. ,847 So' l Q'1 ., l Dedication To our parents who through years of sacnhce and devotuon have cared for our splrutual and temporal needs who by their wuse counsellng and prudent guldance have led us to respect God s truth and to obey H15 commands whose only wlsh for us IS true happiness who wlth anxrety and deep concern have watched us advance to young womanhood grve unstmtnngly that we maght have a Catholuc educatuon respectfully do we dedicate thus book wrth love and snncere apprecaatuon May God reward you for your generosny and may we as true Fransalnans show you as best we can that these years of sacrnfnce and devotnon have not been spent nn vaun 0 I and manhoodg whose appreciation of right values has moved them to Most Rev Urban J Vehr D D .X4I'CLAi5AOP of izbenuer Faculty St Francns de Sales tells us that Cod manded that we as lrvnng parts ot Him brung torth devotion each one accord: has vocation It IQ the vocation ot our pr at our ststere and of the members at ou faculty to Instruct ue rn the way ot dev: Thts they do by leading us to an obser ot God 5 commandments by aldlng execute Hts counsels ana nnsptratrons at teachung us Hts eternal Truths Thus toll tne example of ou patron the lond Bzsh 5 Ou oC1f'1u txt uw QCIEJL SN-Q ! I. Q- , ,.-f 1 f ,f :J - -1 A H H ' , r , f 5 H - . . . ' . I Axe 'I 1 ,V I E- , . , . . . I I T V- ' g ' ' Geneva, our teachers guide us in the wr M ,1 l,,,. ri :- , YVl I V I A. t i 2 t tl 1 f . X I Af -, f . . f, 'iv- ,sr aafol anc Il0lIl Rt Rev Monsignor Gregory Smith, V C Q S , 1 x 5 .,,, '. -' Lfts., 1.. ,,. 5 . 'j' 1, I ,I .H Hn. Y . If -U 'N' .- f' , 2: , .':'5?,.'5 war. ,. . 4,4 ,su f . My .J ,.. 3-.auv ' . Y '..',, ', A ' ..',x',-:Q ,Q -x..-V 'VJ . Q -, ,, . .xv 44 Jn Y 0 1 1 Q . . Rev. George Weibel Senior Religion Rev. John Aylward Junior Religion Rev. Frank Morfeld Junior, Freshman Religion Rev. Arthur Dresen Sophomore Religion Rev. Thomas Stone Sophomore Religion Rev. Dean Kumba Freshman Religion Rev. Robert Kekeisen Journalism Mrs. Dorothy Blakely Art Mr. Lloyd Bowen Music Sister Jean Fontbon ne Principal Facult Mrs. Jo Noakes Lasham Music Mrs. Lenabell Sloan Martin Speech Mr. Wendell Strohauer Head Coach, History Sister Rose Daniel Physics, Chemistry, Math. Sister Mary Agnita Biology, General Science Sister Jane Marie Geometry, Algebra Sister David Marie English Sister Regina Clare English Sister Rosina Joseph French, History Sister Mary Paul Librarian Sister Victoria Marie Latin, World Geography Sister Mary Peter Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Sister Joseph Andre Latin Sister Mary Martin Geometry, Advanced Mafh. Sister Sarita Clare English, Journalism Sister Agnes Marie Sociology, World Geography Sister Margaret Andrea Typing, Shorthand Sister Thomas Marguerite English r--ij.,- .LS Relaxation at the rectory takes on a bit of humor and brings a break from class- room routine for S.F. faculty members ffrom the leftj, ,,,, Father Morfeld, Father Kum- ba, and Father Kekeisen. Those moments just before the bell are enough for a brief social session for religion instructors Cfrom the leftl, Father Dresen, Father Weibel, Father Stone, and Father Aylward. Y Catholic education is made easier by dedicated and competent men and women such as these members of the S.F. faculty shown clockwise: Mr. Strohauer, Mrs. Blakely, Mrs. Martin, Mr. Bowen, and Mrs. Lasham. fl- Q05 -4 erjgj' FRANSALIAN BOY Joseph Ryan St. Francis de Sales FRANSALIAN GIRL Mary McGill St. John The term Fransalian stands for integrity, leadership, spiritual and moral stability, scholastic achieve- ment, and a friendly spirit in the students at St. Francis de Sales High School. To their fellow stu- dents, the Fransalian Boy and Girl should best exemplify these quali- fications. I IIU5 , Senior Class Officers A . f , .T Senior-Frosh Mixer plans materialize under the direction of the senior class officers, from the left: Virginia Sclwwindt, secrefaryp Pat Phillips, freasurerg Loretta McNamera vice-president and Jim Pacheco, presidenf 1 Senior Honor Students ' 9 These six senior girls have held the highest averages in their class for seven semesters of work. From the left are: Lenore Purcell f92.3J, Patricia Maloney 193.222, Gertrude Moser f92.9l, Joan Lambrecht C92.9l, Mary McGill C9i.8D, and Marianne Conway f93.2Ol. 9 MARIETTA ANGERER Sf. Vincenf DONALD BURKE Sf. Louis JOYCE BAGNALL SI. Louis JAMES CARNEY Sf. Therese SENIOR HOWARD BRAHAM Sf. Louis MARY PATRICIA CARRAHER Blessed Socromenf CLASS MARIANNE CONWAY Sf. Philomenc 1 l WILLIAM CONLEY Presenfalion 3' A ROBERT CONNELLY Mofher of God LOUISE CORDOVA Holy Rosary JEAN DENNY Sf. Philomena pg a 5 STEPHEN DICKSON AII Soinfs ANN MARIE DOMPIERRE All Soinfs BARBARA DINAN Sf. Bernadette DONALD DUBRAVAC Sf. John VIRGINIA DiPILLA Sf. Catherine CLASS S. WESLEY DUCHARME SI, Rose of Limo OF '57 JACQUELINE DURAN Sf. Francis de Sales MARY LOU FATTOR Sf. Rose of Lima WILLIAM ERSKINE Sf. John MAUREEN FENTON Precious Blood JEROME FORKNER Our Lady of Lourdes EUGENE FOSTER Sf. John CAROLYN GRAVES Sf. Rose of Lima PATRICIA FREDE Sf. Cafherine JUNE GOLDEN Sf. Francis de Sales JUDY HANSON X All Saints GARY HART Sf. Bernadefie FRANCIS HAUSER Our Lady of Lourdes GEORGE HEIN Sf. Francis de Sales ROY HAYS Sf. John SENIOR CLASS ANNE HOSKINS Sf. Philomena BARBARA HOY Sf. Louis CATHLEEN HUGHES Sf. Francis de Sales K. 9 --. EUGENE JUNK Sf. Louis COLLEEN HUGHES Sf. Francis de Sales RICHARD JUNK SI. Louis PATRICIA HYNES Holy Trinify BETTY KASTNER Sf. Francis de Sales K -4' OF '57 NANCY KATZDORN Presenfofion HAROLD KILEY Chrisf The King CHARLES KAUFFMANN Sf. Louis JOANNA KILLIAN Blessed Sacrament x PATRICIA KEEGAN Sf. Francis de Soles '27 IS rt MARY KAY KOTTENSTETTE SY. James ELEANOR KURTZ Sf. Louis MIGUEL LEMAN AII Souls -4' C. w JOAN LAMBRECHT Sf. Rose of Lima JAMES LOPEZ Sf. Rose of Limo SENIOR SHIRLEY LEHNERZ Sf. Louis .IOANNE LOUGHRY Sf. Francis de Soles CLASS LORETTA MCNAMARA Sf. Philomena MARGARET MCCARTHY Sf. Francis de Sales Q BONNE MCNIEVE Sf. John C PATRICIA MALONEY Blessed Sacrament CLASS ROBERT MARQUEZ Presenfafion PATRICIA MICHAUD All Soinfs PATRICIA MARTINEZ Chrisf fI'le King LARRY MEYER Sf. Louis PAULINE MICHAUD AII Saints KATHLEEN MILLER Sf. Louis OF '57 JUDY MITCHELL Our Lady of Lourdes CAROL NALTY All Sainfs GERTRUDE MOSER Sf. James MICHAEL NACHAZEL Sf. Louis MARY ANN NELSON Precious Blood ROBERT NEMMERS Sf. Francis de Sales R' PEGGY NIDER SI. Anthony MONICA O'KANE Sf. John JOHN O'BRIEN Sf, Louis BERNARD O'LEAR SY. Rose of Limo BERRY OLIVER Sf. John SENIOR CLASS LIVIA PETRELLI Sf. Francis de Sales L 9 4 JAMES PACHECO Mother of God 'Q' 4k PATRICK PHILLIPS All Soinfs W LENORE PURCELL Presenfofion JOHN RATERMAN Sf. James WILMA ROACH Sf. Louis RALPH REDFERN Sf. Francis de Soles DIANA ROEDEL Sf. John EVELYN ROHR Sf. Anthony CLASS OF '57 .vi- . !I MICHAEL SCHIMER Sf. Vincent MONTE SEIDLINGER AII Sainfs BARBARA SCHWARZ Si. Catherine JEANETTE SHERIDAN Sf. Francis de Sales VIRGINIA SCHWINDT Sf. Louis NORMAN SILVA Sf. Rose of Lima E., , I' BARBARA SMITH Sf. Francis de Sales 'TV DANIEL SMITH Chrisf Ihe King SENIOR DENNIS STEBENNE Precious Blood WILLIAM STROHMEYER Presenfciion LEONARD STUART SI. James CATHERINE TANGNEY Mofher of God CLASS ROBERT TAPP Sf. Vincenf JOHN TRAMMELL Sf. Francis de Sales ARDETH TAYLOR Our Lady of Lourdes MARY TAYLOR Sf. John KEVIN TRAYNOR Sf. Anthony TERRY TRUDGIAN LARRY TUCKER Presenfafion LORETTA WEITH All Souls THOMAS VAN SWEARINGEN St. Louis JEROME WHITE Sf. Pafrick CLASS OF '57 BARBARA VOS Si. Philomena PATRICK WOODWARD Sf. James J, 4 S' ,A 53 Aff ,fax ,f ,. .i ,,,,.14w iff .J- QQ 52153. Q3 9 4? Donald Alders Sherman Alsop Patncla Axtell Sandra Aymaml Joseph Bagan Jamce Bahl Lewis Barbato Thomas Bardon Betty Bathauer Sharon Beals Lou Anne Bettmger Mary Ellen Braham Donald Brown Mary Lee Brown sl Q-v 4, 'A U 3 .lunlor Class Rosemary Buckley Eleanor Cabela Corrme C de Baca George Claypool Mary Cooke Judy Cunningham Roy Daugherty Joanne Deo Patrncsa Dean Peter De Grace 2 l . l 1' . 0 ' ' . y Ji H will ali Q9 ffie- A , Q ' ,Q A 5- B , H: . .. ! n I my N mfg E y n Florence Donohue Gus Drews Kenneth Duran Regina Dursey Joan East William Easton Patricia Edlen Donna Farley Roberta Fattor Mary Ann Figlino Class of '58 mal'l M Q Patrick Fitzgerald Terry Fitzpatrick Barbara Fortune Richard Frix Michael Gaimara Thomas Gamel Edward Geiger Ted Giles Margie Goodwin Carl Graves William Habenicht Terry Hannauer Paula Hanson Mary Hein xl xi 'I Q nf X.! -19' '65 I 3 :Qin ' E3 ,Q of Y -I , Q 4 qv 1 A .- far ft Q sd 3 LLL xl.. 9 QS 5.4 -A 8 Mnchael Hem Betty Henderson Patncua Henderson Carol Hepptmg John Herbert Mary Esther Hernandez Ju n Leroy Hoffman Mary Chnstme Humphreys Ann Jordan Muruam Keller Peggy Kunkel Ida Kramb Fred Lager xl I Ruth Lathrop Margaret Lawlor Patncua Lowe Kathy Lucerne Michael Luck Diane Malloy Sally Molly Sandra Mally Tom Mnchellettl Pctrucna Munmck '.,,,, VF 1 ' ' ' -, 5 ,L-r H . I I ' 'QL 1 I l v V I f, Jeniece Junk 'Lie Q' if . ,Q .f ff ' if ll el J' '-Vr- ff' ,J i r 3' James Muckenfhaler Terry Mueller Peggy Nelan James Nemmers Janet Nienke John Ocler Patricia Olson James Paxton Marilyn Pence Patricia Phelan Class ol '58 if W7 7? .ll fe A 'LQ Alice Pike Ann Plank Mary Ellen Porter Harry Puncec Sharon Ramage Thomas Reeves Mary Ann Richardson Rosalyn Rohr John Rohrbach Dorothy Romero Thomas Schimer Janice Seidlinger Mary SeHle Richard Shea ' 3' my ' J Ronald Shepherd Peter Sheridan Vincent Sikora Judy Smerz Sharon Soll Thomas Stanley Leland Strahl Michael Stuart John Sutliff Kathleen Sweeney Jeanne Switzer Carol Taylor .L es., Patricia TeMaat Dorothy Thompson Norine Thornton Leo Torrez Junior Class Darrel Troudt lex To Nadine Turner Carol Ubereclcen Susan Urquhart Larry Van Ryan Geraldine Von Feldt Sharon Watkins Tim Weiand Judy Welch Jack Yaggie f Nw fr 'A Y .. -', ,,. . x , ,,,,,f.,. 1 EQ!! g Ts' +2 . ,3 5. ji Q, 5 ni ii QE Ji. .ya e e '31 if E 8' S13 Y 5 ri 1' :Av Q-I Y ZS' li Carol Amundsen Kathy Angerer Marla Kay Artzer James Archuleta Jean Bagnall Ann Bat? Robert Berger LaVerne Bnntner Jack Boes Donald Bratrsovsky Manlyn Brown Barbara Brunner Sharon Buckley Jam Bulacu Ann Canavan Florence Camno Karen Carleth Tom Carlson Terry Connors Vance Connor Mary Jane Contreras Sophomore Class -Sf' i gig -i Maureen Cudmore Muchael De Grace Joe De Mers Mary Denny Thomas Dunkel John DuPaolo Mary Donohue Pat Dugan Jeanehe Dunst Behy Eckholt Patruck Eddy Patncla Edwards 35 so , th t I I r I L 1 I. ns , 61 ew lo-4 o - , A . K , ' H ' J X J ' , a 'rl 5 'l f :L- J fi N ' , X . f . h L . bbw rw B0 050 Pafrucla Enfert John Evans Joe Fenton Karen Frtzergerald Clufford Fxtzgnbbons Mary Freeman Glenn French Danuel Fruh Class of 59 1 '7 'S f.: ' ui Larry Fuller Nancy Golden Gerrl Grabow Steve Grand Joyce Grout Johanne Guerene Terry Hamblm Mnchael Hammond Mary Hannon Edward Hanford Beverly Hattendorf Sharon Henshaw Duane Herbert Wnllnam Herman John Hessaon Sheryll Hetz Garvin Hoefler Shirley Hoffman Anne Hogan Ruchard Howes Mary Hunter -:J AIN 3 Y 93 WA 15 lil Q-. Q S0 sq., ? R i S f if ff ffl 40 ,--J vi .-.A Xu . fs -, -' will ' J' J ' 1 'U 'cr I ft A vb 0 , 1 O B X I I Va-Q i ia' i,: ., X I .439- as 9 .L ,f -4 T? .l Adrian Jocquez Urban Jacquez Christine Jamison Bill Johnson Terry Johnson Agnes Jones Tom McKelvey George Kerin Moria Kirchgessner Harry Kissel Kathy Kobernus Norma Kress Vince Langfield Sue Lenihan David Lindley Larry Lopez Edward Loughry Paul Lutz Barbara Madrid Sandra Maier Bill Marble Sophomore Class Marionne Marriot Fred Martin Rosalie Mauser Jeri McAllister Scott McBride Sally McCabe Patrick McCaffrey David McCammon Anne McGill Tom McGonigIe Jerri Mclsaac Mariea McKee Louise Mclellan Ronald Mehring Sherri Montague Rose Ann Moore Mary Lou Nau Mary Kay O'Brien Rosemary O'Hare Tom O'Kane Class of '59 li- sl Victor Ormsby Carolyn Orr Judy Pacheco Janice Pike -no A YF7' S Leigh 15 V 1 'U Q. f Donna Plamondon Robert Pol Leona Prunk Patricia Puetz Rita Ramos Sherrie Reeder William Riordan Ellen Romansik Glenn Ross Robert Ross Judy Rutan Alfreida Savolt Mary Agnes Saya Bruce Schilken Ray Schramm Barbara Sedlmayr Judy Sekera A-JS ,srl ' N 7 ! ,qc ,.'7' 'QE-r' U . .s L, li K f 'v Y gf,--v I Y 53'-' if ff! .1 Q ,Q 4 g c, k 1 A? Mary Shields Frank Silva Claudette Simmons Carole Smith Karen Smnth Erleen Smyihe Jlm Sfelchen Mnchael Sulluvan Charles Talbow Don Tapp Peggy Taylor Ann Thompson Sophomore Class gr Catherine Trumble T' David Von Feld? Paul Vranesuc Sue Vranesnc Jerry Walsh Mary Kay Walsh Sally Walson Bob Welsh Harold Wheatley Peggy Wleder Gary Wulson Mary Wnlson ll Behy Thompson xt 0- ' 1 C Tvs! . . L S 1 . 'V AN A. I ' D ,T f l. I Q ?. ' Freshman Class Cflicers ll With wide smiles, freshman class officers, Michele Nelon, president, Axel Lubeck, vice- presidenfg Gene Carlin, secretary, Lindo Skipton, treasurer, and Bill Wong, Student Council represenfafive, look forward to learning the school government. Nu' 2 Lrg 5 9 if ,13 w,x L 1 U f A1 1 9.11 if Edgar Aitken Glenn Akins Kathleen Anderson Dorothy Angerer James Angerer Daniel Archuleta Joseph Armiio Helen Aymami Patty Beals Suzanne Belle Frank Berger Sally Bessler Eugene Behhauser Susan Betthauser Darlene Binkley Penny Bowman I N Freshman Class Alma Bratrsovsky Marianne Brennan Daniel Brim William Briody Ann Brundige James Burke Martha Campbell Donald Carbone Gary Carlin Gene Carlin Jerilyn Carlton Jule Caron Judy Carroll Regina Cassell Marilon Cassey Benny Chavez Cathy Christiansen Christine Clausen Catherine Claypool Sandra Clayton Margaret Coogan Susan Cuthbertson Kathleen Cutting Romaine Czeczok Class ol '60 jen E' , sr l' f. J ' , .,-gil, f X V. Aj-Qfibfyjp '- 'if Anna Daugherty Robert Deidel Linda Dickson Ambrose Dietrich ZS N J., Olga Doyle Jeanie Dreiling Connie Dulin Sandra Dunbar Mary Kay Dunn Dean Duran Paula Eckley Loretta Ehlers Frances Eldridge Robert Esquivel Paul Farlow Frances Fender -,an 1 r Dorothy Fink Nancy Fish Edward Fishencord Shelia Fitzgerald Catherine Forster Cheryl Foster . 1 K ' ' 1-5' A -:Z-' V. Colleen Francis Q' 'J Thomas Frieze V J, A .i , Clyde Gagnon Q 2. f N 1 f l l X' ' X. . f il-Ei C J if V iv Q pad N H Eli? John Galligan A Joseph Gertie ' ,fr Mary Clare Golden 2 Q , ,Z I 4 E N' , , -S .. .. N' . A N X I fa K 3 eg, sas, , 2 ,X 7' ' W lp I ff L- . -fielz. l if? In 65 X 'Z if Ve.-N X fYc S- Gloria Gomez Jeanette Goodwin Geoffrey Gratton Mary Green l I' Y Freshman Class 'nn ,nn- sk l dp. 3 Q-1 Denis Guerette Douglas Gustin Fred Hager Judy Hahn Beverley Hall John Hamilton Joanne Harr Bob Hayes Frances Hefestay Dorothy Hein Joseph Hein Carol Henderson Mary Highfill Phyllis Hogan Fred Holck Charlotte Howard Don Hug William Hughes 1 Karen Jensen Daria Kautsky ' Joseph Kelemen L Gerald Keller Joan Kelly Patricia Kelly Class ol '60 3 1. 1 ., at .S P I Patricia Kerr-Wood John Kingston Alois Kirschgessner Fred Kissell George Kloppenberg Robert Koehler Carole Kramer Donna Kress Marilyn Lager Richard Lamansky Thomas Lammie James Lathrop Angelo Laveo Cecilia Lazio Nancy Lee Edwin Leiker L4 5 an Asif Q 4 ...k 5. 411' 5 6 , f ' U Q lm L 'nb YT: 1 wr' L11 6 4 fri 6' J -. I i lp lr-1 E' Kay Lemay John Levink Ronald Lohman Axel Lubeck Kathe Luck Patricia Maguire Walter Mahoney Sherrie Mally Geraldine Marnell Eileen Martin Dolores Martinez I , ,- 4 'ff 1, A I, fix ' X 2 , L3 i I IQ- ' N 1'-sf, th N V-. Mary Ann Martinez Shirley McBride Patricia McGinn Ruby Mertens Gisela Mixa Freshman Class 'si ,': V 5 , . .22 LP? ,f Y Z' 'V W-JY Regina Mulligan Susan Murray Michele Nelan Howard Nienke Kay Cee O'Brien Bob O'Connell Jane O'Connor John O'Connor Jim Oder Diane O'Laughlin Nelva Pfannenstiel Rodney Pfannenstiel Maureen Phillips Charles Pike Dudley Pitchford John Powers Rosemary Pribila Katy Priest Mary Jo Ramsey Jerilyn Reagan Judy Reagan Mary Reeves Judith Reichwein Eugene Rock of 7KfMZL JL 'Q si 4W::v L L.. My an Iwi' ' M Class of '60 .. '5-irws Carl Roedel Laura Rohr Sandra Root Ed Saul K C9 ...I .,-Q!! Fred Schimer Richard Schmitz Rosemary Schramm Harry Scoby Robert Shea Judith Simmons Sue Simone James Shay Paulette Skan Linda Skipton Michol Smith Wendell Snow 13' ,Y z. :rigid 3' 'K 'F '44 Y X 'x -.Z 1 , ,J I W , .A '5 xg Q G N, X fix L. Rf if ,. A J 9' 1 x X Y, t. - 4 Y 5 42. hw ,Q- Q' fe,1, so .4 5 l g I .. 1 I V , N 4-up Q sa 1'- - 0, V ' f l 9 , 3 6 9'N 1 E' X ar-v 1 4-1 '-:rr- 'i v x 'AT in T3 fx -sr I . laid - i rs , 1, my ' wa .I NA Richard Snyder James Springer Michael Steele Mary Steiman Sheryl Stein Carole Stimac Sharon Swartwood Dennis Sweeney Ted Switzer James Tapp Carol Taylor Jo Taylor Jean Thompson Jeanette Tornow Carol Turilli Judy Turilli , Darlene Villa Gary Vogelsberg 'Q Dolly Wade Gary Wagner 'I Dorothy Vx'alsh ig- V. 1,-. 45 so -in ' ,sf WTP 01' Maureen Walsh Steve Walsh Karon Wardona Francis Weinzapple Joyce Wells David Winclcel Eugene Wingert Mary Woltering Mary Frances Woodhall William Wong Doug Wright Bonnie Young Classes School has for its purpose the inte development of its students in those which pertain to the knowledge of the truths of their faith, and to those The curriculum at St. Francis de Sale ' C s edge. Every Fransalian is offered a between a General Scientific Classl Commercial course. Each student is which fall within the realm of human ' l e n aged to choose the course which w' prepare him for his life work. Witl' s 4 i implements of learning at our dispo are given the opportunity to develop train our intellectual powers. Through development and training, we are re by the learned Bishop of Geneva to m we can from the knowledge we recei' follow his counsel is to prepare oursel that life which becomes a member Mystical Body of Christ. 4 I 'HP Our Religion classes are designed to bring us to a fuller understand- ing of our Faith. The books which we use, Love, Loyalty, Service, and Guidance, round out our knowl- edge of God and of the best ways to know, love, and serve Him in this world in order to be happy with Him in the next. Regular confession time is made available to Fransaluans Here Judy Cunningham Kathy Lucerne, Pat Lowe, Ruth Lathrop and Mary Esther Hernandez take advantage of this spiritual opportunity. These budding physicists, Pat Fitzgerald, Rosemary Buckley, Will it balance? queries John Kingston as General Sci Gus Drews, and Larry VanRyan, are finding out how hot it ence students attentively watch his experiment can get before everything blows up. Science classes at St. Francis are co-ordinated to bring to each Fran- salian a greater appreciation of X. the universe created by God. We have the opportunity to learn about this world through General Science, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry courses. I I The important thing is don't add too much Sister Rose Daniel tells her 9 o'clock Chem istry class. What do you suppose is crawling around under those fascinated gazes in Biology? Gerri Grabow, Jeanette Dunst, Michael DeGrace, Tom Carlson, Agnes Jones, Bruce Schilken, John Boes, and Sally Watson are intrigued by what they observe under the student microscopes. mb- S ,N 1 A Jim Pacheco and Mary McGill show Sister Thomas Mar- guerite's English IV class how to diagram adiectival clauses. The ability to express ourselves properly is important in the world of today if tomorrow's world is to be at peace with God and with our fellowmen. English and French are languages which are known almost universally. Latin, the language of Christ's Church and the basis for so many other languages, brings to us a better understanding of ancient Roman culture and civilization. Ns Demonstrating the correct way to read the passage to the second-year French students is Miguel Leman who speaks the language fluently. 54 5: is W 5 1 s A E3 ., 2? 2? 5 ! A L4 AQIIIIITQ 9 M 5' Us -.--- 'o'v' ?'QW ,9 Q . ' O LZ' 59. 'a 0 01,0 o 4 :f ' S IQ Under the direction of Sister Joseph Andre, first-year Latin students learn systematically how to change English sen- S0 tences into Latin. I cs., . X-I.: fy 'M-:- ......, Immigration and naturalization are the topics under discussion by panelists Arlene Ptannenstiel, Jean Denny, Bob Tapp, Carl Graves, Steve Dickson, Dave Carraghar, and Patricia Hynes in Sister Agnes Marie's Sociology class. fi I 55, Who conquered whom and when? quizzes Mr. Wendell Strohauer in his World History class. .i. is V A true picture of the modern world and its past history is given to us in our Social Science classes. In World History and in American History we learn of the events of the past which have shaped the events of the present. Today's modern world in all its social aspects is studied in Sociology. World Geography brings familiarity with distant lands, draw- ing us closer to all our brothers in Christ. M--. -1. E O . I .1 We , 4 was f f . lt's amazing how small the world seems to be, discover the freshmen in World Geog- raphy. Wonder for what spot Sister Victoria Marie and her students are searching? You are there-Mary Hein helps fight the battle of the minds in American History. 51 Just how do you work this thing? Mike Stuart asks Sherrie Beals in Sister Mary Martin's Solid Geometry class. To help make logical reasoning a part of our every problem in life is the purpose of our six mathematics courses. From Algebra I to Trigo- nometry, we learn the importance of step-by-step analysis. This train- ing helps us to analyze logically problems which occur in our lives. I- 'i'?. r T5-'sy T . 9 5. ls Fred Kissell the only one who knows the answer in 5 - Sister Jane Marie's Algebra I class? IDM'- Looks as though this one has David Lindley stumped in General Math Where are you, Sister Rose Daniel? 52 5 f ,f- jI'gr' Commercial classes in Shorthand, Typing, and Bookeeping are of- fered to juniors and seniors. In pre- paring them for the world of to- morrow, Sister Mary Peter and Sister Margaret Andrea show their students the importance of bringing God into the business world. ll it ,ly Will anyone ever receive these let ters being typed by seniors in Ad- vanced Typing? Sister Margaret Andrea drills her l junior Shorthand class to build up il 1 i their speed and accuracy. il Nl, J 4: ff: I 3 Trying to convince Loretta McNamara of , his S5000 gain, Jim Pacheco points to his 5 A net profit in Bookkeeping class What accusation is being hurled at James Lopez in this scene from Mrs. Martin's Drama class? Frank Hauser, Pat Keegan, Marietta Angerer, Diane Roeclel, and Bonne McNeive are waiting for an answer to their question. 54 Fransalians learn to express them- selves with a real knowledge of their topic and of its importance. Mrs. Lenabell Sloan Martin's train- ing gives them a basis for future contact with other people. The Drama class acquires the ability to work well with others and finds the necessity of cooperation a virtue. Karen Sue Smith's topic must be interesting, for everybody seems enthralled, including the timekeeper. 3 4 . , E ,Z E 5'9 501 Father Robert Kekeisen gives the Fransalian staff pointers on journalism from his practical experience as associate editor forthe Denver Catholic Register. We have learned that a good Christian iournalist serves divine Truth in every field of journalistic writing. The ability to express him- self clearly, concisely, and com- pletely is the aim of every iour- nalist. Fransalian reporters strive daily to increase that ability and to bring to S.F. a better newspaper and yearbook. Reference books, novels, pamphlets, biographies, and current magazines are available to Fransalians for study and relaxation. Sister Mary Paul, librarian, lends valuable as- sistance in the proper and profit- able use of library facilities. Sister Mary Paul, librarian, checks a book out for Linda Dickson while other S.F. students make use of the library facilities for research and leisure reading. i Y ' h Q-. I Constructive proiects bring a great- er appreciation of art to Mrs. copper, ceramics, oils, and water 0 0 colors. A special Christmas card project brought extra funds to the Art department. Blakely's classes. Work is done in 0 9 9 1: 0 ' Whatever it is that Leo Torrez lust painted, it must be awful! Mrs. Blakely assists her Art IV class with their special projects. i - if X Hard work and many long hours of practice have made our Glee Clubs and Mixed Chorus noted through- out the city. The S.F. band, this year 46 in number, plays for the Fransalian homecoming, pep rallies, and football games. They have ap- peared on several occasions at civic functions. Advanced Girls' Glee bursts forth an song to sooth the savage beast 'Q' For fifty years as a Church, and now as a school, the Church of St. John the Evangelist has taught the truths of Catholicism. Ninth graders at St. John's are given the same curriculum as freshmen at St. Fran- cis. It was because of overcrowded conditions at S.F. that the St. John's Center was established. 58 St. .lohn's 715-igl-..,:Ps'g 1 J' Sister Thomas Catherine, S.L., drills the St. John's freshmen in the fun- damentals of Latin grammar. 'flu X -r J'- Through the arched doorway of St. John's Center pass the ninth graders who will enter S.F. next fall. Q I: L--. Qs-5 Crganlzatlons To appreciate fully the need for Ch soclal lnvung we must tlrst realize the nec for Chrlstlan attitudes and the splrlt o operatlon nn our relations wnth one ar Organizations at St Francis are set L, manly to provide us with occasions to prc these attitudes and this splrlt ot wo together wlth faculty and fellow student be ettectlve these groups must St Frar Sales stresses be based on charlty de and Chrlstlan perfection Only then cc be profitable because then they wall from God tend to Hum and be united Hnrn When our organizations are guide these :deals they cannot tall to resul' deep appreciation ot the meaning 0 Christian social luv ng and the n e ettectfng It 1 1 f 1 1 - ' x I I f 1 1 1 l 9 1 'QI I l Student Council officers, Jim Pacheco, secretary, Joseph Ryan, president, Mary McGill, vice-president, and Michael Nachazel, treasurer, discuss school prob- lems with Sister Jean Fontbonne. To promote understanding of the spirit and the aims of our school and to provide opportunities for the discussion of school problems and activities are the primary purposes of the Student Council. lt estab- lishes ideals of conduct, fosters ad- vancement in scholarship, school spirit, and ideals of loyalty, friend- liness, and fair play. The Student Council offers experience in demo- cratic procedure and develops citi- zenship. Sister Jean Fontbanne, During one of the councilQs regular meetings, Paul Kelty, Governor of Cathedral High School, tells S.F. students about the activities of the student government at his school. principal, is council moderator. ' udent Counci Members of the Fransalian Student Council are, from the left: Pacheco, senior class president, Michele Nelan, freshman class Norm Silva, F Club president, Jeanette Sheridan, sodality president, Patrick Woodward, editor of the Fransalian paper, prefect, Michael Nachazel, NFL president, Joann Dea, iunior Mary McGill, Fransalian Girl, John O'Brien, editor ofthe Fran- council representative, Bill Wong, freshman council representa- salian yearbook, Gary Hart, CSMC president, and l.aVerne tive, Patricia Carraher, Pep Club president, Joseph Ryan, Fran- Bintner, sophomore council representative. Not shown in the salian Boy, Sandy Maier, sophomore class president, Jim group is Michael Stuart, iunior class president. AD JESUM PER MARIAM, the motto of the Sodality, is exemplified by the life of every sodalist and par- ticularly by its officers, from the left, Michael Nachazel, secretary, Jeanette Sheridan, prefect, Carol Taylor, vice-prefect, and Larry VanRyan, Sodalit ,s Sis. Bringing Christ to His little ones is the privi- lege of Junior Sodalists, Carol Heppting and Terry Mueller. Father James Rasby, assistant pastor of Christ the King parish, speaks to S.F. sodalists during vocation month. The S.F. Sodality, under the direc- tion of Sister David Marie, is de- voted especially to the Blessed Mother. Through this organization sodalists gain special love and de- votion for Mary and her Son. Daily Mass, Holy Communion, the recitation of the rosary, and mental prayer contribute to the sodalist's sanctity. lv' Delivering food to the poor at Christmas is generously handled by Fransalian sodalists, Norm Silva, Victor Ormsby, Bill Luino, Tom O'Kane, and Terry Trudgian. CSMC president, Gary Hart, locates a new mission concern begun this year in Japan by the Sisters of St. Joseph. Looking on, from the left, are Gerri Grabow, treasurer, Loretta Weith, vice-presidentg Sister Agnes Marie, CSMC moderator, and Mary Christine Humphreys, secretary. Catholic Students' Mission Crusade Founded in 1918 by Rev. Clifford J. King, S.V.D., the Catholic Stu- dents' Mission Crusade's primary purpose is to acquaint the student with missionary work in the United States and throughout the world. Every student at St. Francis de Sales is a member of this organization. nur W x mncnii 9' Collecting and sending rosaries and Catholic litera Mission-minded seniors, Marietta Angerer and Judy Mitchell, prepare the CSMC bulletin board for March, vocation month. 60 ture, special projects of the CSMC, are supervised by Y Donald Brown, George Kerin, Marianne Conway and s, A H Q Ambrose Dietrich. Discussing their club activities with Sister Victoria Marie and Sister Joseph Andre, mod- erators, are JCL officers, from the left: Bob Connelly, president, Mary Kay Walsh, treas- urer, Dorothy Thompson, vice-president, Mary McGill, state secretary, and Mary Taylor, secretary. Who am I? asks costumed Michael Hammond. The panelists, seated from the left, are Kenneth Duran, Mary Taylor, Mary Kay Kottenstette, Sharon Ramage, Rose- mary Buckley, and Anne McGill. Junior Classical League To gain an appreciation for the language and arts of ancient Greece and Rome, to whom we owe our cultural heritage, is the main purpose of the Junior Classical League, a national organization. Honor keys are awarded to those students who have shown particu- lar interest in their JCL chapter. This interest is evidenced through active participation in monthly meetings, in the publication of the Latin paper, Hodie, and in making proiects and special reports. G f-R x I if 'M' 3- L- ,....b L -0- - 'X L An original presentation, The Ballad of Julie Caesar, is capably handled by JCL members, first row, from the left: Tom McGonigle, Paul Vranesic, Kathy Angerer, Peggy Taylor, Terry Hamblin, Marilyn Brown, Ann Batt, and George Kerin, second row: Michael Hammond, Mary Agnes Saya, Judy Rutan, Pat Eifert, Flo Canino, Diane Herbert, Janice Pike, and Sue Vranesic, third row: Victor Ormsby, last row: Jerry Walsh, Jim Archuleta, Scott McBride, Steve Grand, and Paul Lutz. National Forensic League 7 Mrs. Lenabell Sloan Martin helps Michael Nachazel, NFL president, Shirley Lehnerz, vice-president, and Mary Christine Humphreys, secretary, to compute the ratings of speech club members. A carefully prepared oration is delivered to the student body by Michael Nachazel. Other partici- pants shown are, from the left: Tom McGonigle, Joe Ryan, Patricia Keegan, Michael Hein, Sherrie Montague, George Kerin, Shirley Lehnerz, Fred Martin, and Mary Christine Humphreys. Proudly displaying their individual trophies which helped to gain permanent possession of the Arch- diocesan traveling speech trophy are NFL mem- bers, from the left, Sandra and Sally Molly, Mrs. Martin, Joe Ryan, Shirley Lehnerz, and Mary Christine Humphreys. Not shown in the picture is Michael Nachazel who won a first-place trophy in boys' debate. Smiles of victory show forth on the faces of these NFL winners in the annual Loretto Heights Archdiocesan speech meet. In the first row, from the left, are Tom McGonigle, Ann Batt, Joan Lambrecht, Mary Ann Figlino, Jeanette Sheridan, and Sharon Ramage, second row: Sally McCabe, Michael Hein, Sue Vranesic, LaVerne Bintner, Donna Farley, and Patricia Frede. To encourage its members to be- come more effective speakers and hence more successful and influen- tial citizens is the greatest value of the National Forensic League. The St. Francis' chapter has led the 1 Rocky Mountain District since De- cember, l955. With approximately 140 degrees and members, the unit has progressed rapidly under the excellent guidance of Mrs. Lenabell Sloan Martin, speech instructor. More NFL winners are, from the left, first row, Shirley Leh nerz, Patsy Maloney, Sandra Aymami, Mary Christine Humphreys, Sandra and Sally Mally, second row: Joe Ryan Paul Vranesic, Michael Nachazel, Lenore Purcell, Patricia TeMaat, Sharon Beals, and Jim Steichen. II' T 'B Q 55 T' Nurs -5 vi '38 -'Q fs T .x 39 T -6' XNJ? NX 4, ,---... Fransalian Debate Humphreys, Patricia Livia Petrelli, .loan Club Members. From the left, first row: Mary Christine Maloney, Barbara Hoy, Patricia Keegan, Jeanette Sheridan, Lambrecht, second row: Sue Lenihan, Ann McGill, Sharon Ramage, Patricia TeMaat, Sharon Watkins, third row: Patty Eifert, Sally Mally, Sally McCabe, Sandra Mally, Judy Smerz, Tom McGonigle, last row: Sue Vranesic, LaVerne Bintner, Jim Steichen, Glenn French, Michael Nachazel. Not shown in the picture are Frances Hauser, Steve Grand, Joe Ryan, and George Kerin. National Forensic League To cultivate the art of public dis- cussion is the primary aim of the Etabed Club formulated last spring under the direction of Mrs. Lenabell Sloan Martin, S.F. speech coach. The club's name Cdebate spelled backwardsj was suggested by Peggy Partsch, '56. Eligible for membership are speech students who have participated in at least one competitive debate. Y AI Debate Club officers, Fred Lager, secretary-treasurer, and Livia Petrelli, president, admire trophies of debate student winners. Displaying the awards is Mrs. Lenabell Sloan Martin, speech coach. Barbara Dinan, vice-president, was absent when this picture was tallen. Emblematic of her victory in the American Legion aratorical contest is the trophy which Mary Christine Humphreys is showing to her speech teacher, Mrs. Lenabell Sloan Martin. Mary Christine, a iunior at St. Francis, was awarded the trophy when she placed first in the state of Colorado. As a result of winning second place in the Legion's regional contest, Mary Christine received a four-year scholarship to Eastern New Mexico University, Portales, New Mexico. .-Lu S 2 lf you're a Gremlin and you know it, shout 'hooray', cry the Senior Pep Club members. Kneeling from the left are: Maureen Fenton, Betty Kastner, Louise Cordova, Gertrude Moser, Nancy Katzdorn, Wilma Roach, and Virginia Schwindtg sec- ond row: Barbara Smith, Jacqueline Duran, Ellen Evans, Livia Petrelli, Patricia Keegan, Jean Denny, Bar- bara Dinan, and Carolyn Graves, third row: Patricia Martinez, Mary McGill, Barbara Hoy, Joanna Killian, Loretta Weith, Anne Hoskins, and Marietta Angerer. Come on, Gremlins, let's go! Showing plenty of spirit are Junior Pep Club members, kneeling, from the left: Patsy Edlen, Mary Lee Brown, Terry Mueller, Carol Hepp- ting, Mary Hein, Betty Henderson, Marilyn Pence, and Judy Smerz, second row: Judy Cunningham, Roberta Fattor, Mary Cooke, Kath- leen Sweeney, Barbara Fortune, Miriam Keller, and Patty Minnick, third row: Margaret Lawlor, Janet Nienke, Janice Bahl, Joanne Dea, Pat Dean, and Jerry VonFeldt. A St. Francis boy is quite a treat, chant Sophomore Pep Club mem- bers, kneeling, from the left: Christine Jamison, Mary Hannon, Kathy Kobernus, Rosalie Mauser, Norma Kress, Ellen Romansik, Catherine Trumble, and Karen Smith, second row: Louise McLellan, Carol Smith, Mary Agnes Saya, Ann Canavan, Sherrie Montaque, Judy Sekera, Leona Prunk, Terry Hamblin, and Betty Thompson, third row: Marianne Marriot, Kathy Angerer, Sandy Maier, Judy Pacheco, Barbara Brunner, Mary Freeman, Fla Canino, and Joyce Grout. Come on, Gremlins, let's gal Yells come easily for these Frosh Pep Club members, kneeling, from the left: Helen Aymani, Sally Bessler, Jerilyn Carlton, Nancy Lee, Cathy Claypool, Michele Nelan, Judy Reagan, Carol Stimac, Paula Eckley, Sandra Dunbar, Judy Turilli, Kay LeMay, Linda Skipton, Susan Mur- ray, and Karen Jensen, second row' Suzanne Belle, Judy Richwein, Kathleen Cutting, Penny Bowman, Geraldine Marnell, Sherri Mally, Mary Steiman, Linda Dickson, Mary Ann Martinez, Margaret Coogan Kaycee O Brien, Katy Priest, Frances Eldridge, and Carol Turilli, third raw Judy Hahn Jessica Finder Roiean Colleen Dreiling, Dorothy Hein Francis, Mary Woodhall Mary Jo Rarnsey, Catherine Forster Darlene Birkley, Maureen Walsh Thompson, Donna Kress Beverly Hall Jane O Connor, Daria Kautzky, and Olga Doyle: fourth row Dolly Wade, Sheryl Stein, Susan Betthauser, Laura Rohr, Mou- 'een Phillips Judy Carroll Joyce Jeannie Wells, Cheryl Foster Ja Taylor, Joan Kelly Sheila Fitzgerald Mary Ann White, Cecelia Lazio, Darlene Villa, and Frances Hafestay, ep Club .,c .- s' ..,-,y Displaying their delight with Home- coming festivities are the Pep Club officers, from the left, Peggy Nelan, treasurer, Mary Ann Figlino, vice- president, Patricia Carraher, presi- dent, and Joan Lambrecht, secre- tary. Noted for its outstanding spirit, the S.F. Pep Club supports the Gremlin teams in all their activities. At home and away, the blue and gold uniforms are emblematic of the strong support this group displays to encourage our athletes from St. Francis de Sales. x Responsible for keeping alive the Fransalian spirit are the Gremiin cheerleaders from the lef' fron' row Diana Raedel Patsy Maloney, Ardie Taylorq back row' Susan Urquhart, Judy Welch Jeanne Swit- zer and Patricia Phelan. F Club The F Club is composed of those boys who have won their letter in one or more sports. These letter- men elect the Homecoming queen and her attendants. 11 913 F Club Officers. Kneeling: Norm Silva, president, stand- ing, from the left: Jack Rater- man, secretary: Tom Gamel, vice-president: Kevin Traynor, treasurer. Monsignor Gregory Smith, Coach Wendy Strohauer, and Father Frank Morfeld present athletic awards to F Club members. Mike Nachazel, football captain, receives his award from Monsignor Smith. Senior Lettermen. Kneeling, from the left: Joe Ryan, Wes DuCharm: standing: George Hein, Jim Pacheco, and Mike Nachazel. Senior Lettermen. Kneeling, from the left: Charles Kauff- man, Bob Nemmers, James Lopez: stand- ing: Dennis Ste- benne, Bob Connelly, Bill O'Connell, and Gary Hart. Junior Lettermen. Kneeling, from the left: Terry Fitzpatrick, John Sutliff, Carl Graves, Sherman Al- sop: standing: Mike Stewart, Tim Wei- and, George Clay- pool,and Don Brown. Sophomore Letter- men. Kneeling, from the left: Jim Steichen, Charles Talbow, Lar- ry Lopez, Fred Mar- tin: standing: Joe DeMers, LaVerne Bintner, Larry Fuller, and Bob Pol. .ill Xb -1-'fw Junior Red Cross Annually members of the St. Francis de Sales unit of the Junior Red Cross plan and worlc out special proiects which benefit veterans of war and other groups designated by the Red Cross. Fransalian JRC members attend the organization's annual convention and the Red Cross camp. Sister Jane Marie is moderator for the S.F. Red Cross unit. OC J----1--1. fan Know ..u. Sl0NfJ i l l ,im- Publicizing the fortieth anniversary of the Red Cross organization are the officers of the Fransalian chapter, Mary Wilson, vice-president, and Larry Fuller, president. Efficiency and courtesy are important essentials for senior office workers, Judy Hanson, Ardie Taylor, and Jean Denny. 66 C obj . With cheerful generosity, Pat Michaud, Judy Mitchell, and June Golden help to lighten Sister Jean Fontbonnes office duties. Fransalian Uffice Staff Typing absentee lists calls for accuracy from seniors, Mary Taylor, Polly Michaud, and Barbara Dinan. Activities The ever practical S Francus de Sales coo Us to relax occasnonally our minds and P from the greater tenslons around Us sc we mrgh' atterwards be able to give more fervent devotion Each ot Us as ev age to be actrve mn the extra Curr: actxvuttes at St Francis because good re hon trnend hubs and socual contacts b our spiritual as well as our physical gn Working and play ng together have brc to each ot Us a greater awareness ot thf of the Mystucal Body of Chrsst and c lntearal closeness of the members of that I I I X ' L ' 4 o N I . . 1 . ., . ' 1 . Q . A , s I , . ' 1 Xl? Q xg v:vm'f1 ' 4-rp-new c With their attention drawn to the words of Father Ralph Schenk, the senior boys begin their retreat. Success means state of grace in the eyes of God, explained Father Ralph Schenk, S..l., during the senior retreat held at the Broad- moor Hotel in Colorado Springs. Father also stated that retreat was a time of building character through virtue. ln stressing the need for re- ligion, self-discipline, and high morals, Father cited many experi- ences from his service as army chaplain. The retreat schedule con- sisted of Holy Mass, conferences, the rosary, meditation, Stations of the Cross, Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, and confession. My Lord and my God is the prayer uppermost in the minds and hearts of every girl during Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. X Ns Broadmoor Retreat X , . fsltittiil WW, 1.7 Conferences came in for a fair share of the mealtime discussions. Whatever the girls are discussing appeals to Father Frank Morteld's sense of humor. 1 The only things which are impor- tant are the things which are eter- nal. You can be eternally happy or eternally unhappy. You make the choice yourself. Thus Father Matthew .l. Kerschen, C.SS.R., stated the reason for making a good re- treat. Father Kerschen conducted this year's retreat for S.F. freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. ln what he described as the most important conference, Father said, Without prayer no adult can be saved. lt is impossible for any human being without the grace of God to meet and conquer every temptation. But if we do pray, we surely shall be saved. One of the principal points Father brought out in many of his talks was that the standards of the world are different from the stand- ards of God. The schedules for both the freshman and the sopho- more-iunior retreats were similar to that of the senior retreat. An opportunity to re-examine their spiritual lives was given to the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors by Father Mat- thew Kerschen, C.SS.R. Reception of the Sacrament of Penance is an important part of the students' annual retreat. Judy Cunningham, Kathy Lucerne, Pat Lowe, Ruth Lathrop, and Mary Esther Hernandez make care- ful preparation for this recep- tion. 1 .. . si' M l 1' l .ff f-l ' 7 vw... x . Climaxing each of the three days of retreat was Benedictlon of the Blessed Sacrament. Here the freshman students from St Francis de Sales and St. John's Ninth Grade Center assist at this service Frosh, Sophomore- .lunior Retreats F5 5 . I 1 1 I ff' gf ,, ' t xt rf ' sl I Q tiff,-l . U r ,-gi-i'zZ,r-521 Q::1 y'1, 1 e ' 1 ' Senior-Frosh Mixer Umm good' Mary McGill and Mary Kay Kottenstette treat Mary Kay Dunn freshman to raw egg whites J It's a big night when the seniors entertain the fresh- men early in the school year Annually the seniors entertain the newly enrolled freshman students at a dance held in the school cafe terra The evening event as pre ceded that day by senior frosh at tendance at Holy Mass which turn is followed by a breakfast Under the competent tutorage of Pat Woodward senior .loe Armilo crows and flaps his wings like a rooster ,X 'P L Y' N With a but of German dialogue Jeanette Sheridan and Shirley Lehnerz seniors recount their woes as newly arrived refugees , A ' - ,tg ' ' ' ' r-,rg 2 it if F r X ,S f' , . . I .. . . . I ,P g k h - ' W J ' W Q x e- i o i i ,gi fi ' 'V A l iq 1' l Q il' V. 'l P- l 'f I ' A 1 x X Q f r:,, f t N ' 1 Y 'lv ag A - so ex Y. - g -ii, Y . . . . I . ea t . - ' . ' S. F. Expansion A network of steel and concrete forms the frame of the new St. Francis de Sales high school building. -tv , MJ.. lnitioting Sister Jean Fontbonne, principal, into the in , ' V, tricacies of constructing a good school building is Mr James - 'E '55 Schroer, foreman of the project. Long-range plans for development of the high school plant were be- gun in the fall of 'l956. The proiect includes a building housing eight or nine classrooms and a new office set-up. South of the new addition, and still in the blueprint stage, will be a gymnasium with a seating ca- pacity of 700. Because of a span of some thirty years, the new build- ings cannot be constructed in ex- actly the same architectural style as the present school. To cross this span, a face-lifting is in store for 1 the present building. The entrance will be eliminated, with doors opening into a spacious lobby in the new addition. The orchitect's drawing indicates the appearance of the new building when completed, and how the face- lifting of the old structure will blend into a completely modern set-up. wg.. . f- -.. - ' ...W aaaaaaamnnug i i ,, lpn swim l 70 mini 1 G 'L Betty Thompson, Karen Sue Smith, Judy Sekera, Leona Prunk, and Barbara Sedlmayr build a moun- tain of caramels and set a Gremlin player on the top. Blue and gold Pep Club uniforms and crepe-papered cars fill each Color Day with the special antici- pation of Homecoming. Booklets containing pictures of the court, pep club, cheerleaders and toot- ball team, are signed by Fran- salians and then become reminders of a memory. Color Da Third-place winner in the Color Day parade was Jack Yaggie's Ford carrying a Gremlin knocking the Mt. Carmel Eagle off the goal post. xx . .. 6.31 4 wsb Homeco Jim roppf W . - l, r Lewis BGfb0l0' onilj Dowd gvllllglf-e on Beals - tenure 0 a?rEdle'lx ii Sugolirr llglaly disPl0Y- coufi 'Of Beny Bathaue ' 5 Qtball lield on Paula C mories Ol 'he me C rhn .ng boglilels W Gary O Fillin9 Homecordilng are Ffeshlnlilele Nelan 0 f X W' H N X 3'ClIl5Cl A all ,HDMI QCOHI U19 Qu QQII Patricia Martinez .gznior .fdffenclanf Carol Nalty unior .fdffenclanfd Diane Malloy Carol Taylor :is The first Homecoming victory in eight years gave an extra spark to all Gremlins who attended the dance. Homecoming Dance Queen Patricia Martinez and escort, Joe Ryan, make their grand entrance to the dance. The annual S.F. Homecoming dance was held at the Lincoln Room of the Shirley Savoy Hotel. Mr. Lloyd Bowen's band was featured at one of the year's most festive occasions. Monsignor Gregory Smith welcomes all alumni to share in the festivi ties of their day - Homecoming. 73 fm AWK X .. At the Alumni Pep Rally, former Fransalians show they Wild with excitement, Gremlin fans cheer their team on to haven't lost that Gremlin spirit. a Homecoming victory. H ' Adding to the color and festivity of Homecoming are the Mike Nachazel, football captain, crowns Queen Patricia fla bearers, from the left: June Golden, Pat Keegan, Bar- Martinez while her attendants, Carol Nalty and Diane 9 bara Smith, Maureen Fenton, and Carolyn Graves. Malloy, look on. NRI P 4 I' . ,'EM ITM A , wuawv -, LUN , 1 'Q ue l , v -1 ip ' I H , 1 ugh: v S YIM ,xX Q Y-QUE I-4 XT. EREYLIN .-, 'HE s Yes It if ' 8 . , Nu' ' 2, A fa Standing at attention while practicing the drill formation for Homecoming, the St. Francis de Sales High School band, under the direction of Mr. Lloyd Bowen, has one purpose in mind -to give a good performance. Consisting of 40 members and two drum maiorettes, Sherrie Reeder and Mary Wilson, sophomores, the band is the largest since Mr. Lloyd Bowen, S.F. band director, ioined the S.F. faculty. Activities of the Band Mr. Lloyd Bowen and members of the S.F. band are introduced to a top Naval officer during the induction of the Colorado Naval Company. Adding greatly to the band during football season and in parades are these two maiorettes, Sherrie Reeder and Mary Wilson. band include playing for Fransalian Homecoming, pep rallies, and foot- ball games. The group has ap- peared on several occasions at civic functions. Briskly playing a march, the band puts the navy into a patriotic mood. ...vi S.F BAND MEMBERS Joe Burke, Bob Nemmers, Larry Lopez, Pat Michaud, Judy Mitchell, Pat Eddy, Steve Dickson, John DiPaalo Jerry Phan- nenstiel, Gene Betthauser, Dick Frix, .lim Tapp Eleanor Kurtz Eddie Loughry,George Keller, Jim Lopez Mike Johnson, Regina Dursey, Gene Wingert, Kathy Miller, Mike Murray, David Lindley, Kenny Duran, Patty Beals Torn VanSwearingen, Dean Duran, Ronald Lohman, Polly Michaud, James Burke, Richard Schmitz, Don Burke, Joe DeMers, Scott McBride, Garvin Hoefler, Don Tapp, Bernie O'Lear, Bill Johnson, Jo Caskins. Spreading Yuletide spirit among faculty and students, the Freshman Girls' Glee Club sings the ever-popular seasonal arrangements. Christmas Program The S.F. Glee Club sets the mood for the Christmas season by pre- senting a religious theme with their annual program. Traveling across the city, the carolers bring this spirit to others through television, radio, and by visiting hospitals. Familiar carols resound through S.F. halls as Michael Nachazel, Barbara Smith, Ralph Redfern, Maureen Fenton, and Bob Connelly joyously announce the approaching feast of Christmas. Ringing in the joyous season with A Christmas Triptych, the Advanced Girls' Chorus provides a musical background for Patricia Maloney's narration of the Christmas story. Voices blend melodiously as the Mixed Chorus sings The Night Before Christmas and many other old favorites. 77 .gznior .fdffen clanf Joanna Killian unior .xgllfenclanf Marilyn Pence L - ' ., -, 4... - 1 -f vv .' ' J1 f l1I Q 2 -if a f 329,529 'if f-wa an vv ilfigi 4 'L -' f' f a lk lv, 'a ' , ', it a., v- 'iff SOFA OITLOPQ AHB!! Jani Sally Watson l'ClIIJflA.Cll1 ,DGP QUUQII Q Loretta Weith Dancing to their hearts' clelig music of Lloyd Bowen's band. if Aw- ht, the sophomores, juniors, and seniors enioy the smooth Pep Loretta Weith is crowned queen ofthe Pep Club dance by Patricia Carraher, Pep Club president, as Loretta's escort, Gary Hart, stands by. xx-We L 'JJ 4 Club Dance Carousel was the theme of this year's Pep Club dance held in the Silver Glade Room of the Cosmo- politan Hotel. The festive mood was maintained by Mr. Lloyd Bowen's band and by Queen Loretta Weith and her escort, Gary Hart. Bruce Schillcen, Marianne Marriott, Gerri Grabow, and Bob Pol sit this one out. J enior .xdffenclanffi Joan Lambrecht Lenore Purcell unior .xdffencianf Patricia Henderson ranzia lan ronz ueen Virginia Schwlndt VJ . 3.-ua ki - 4 -sa Fransalian Junior Senior Prom g a ln the beautiful Machebeut Hall ballroom at Loretto Heights College, Fransal- ians enjoy one of the year's biggest events, the Junior-Senior Prom. Two pretty girls, Susan Urquhart and Diana Roe- del, together with their escorts, Norma Silva and Jim Pacheco, pause during intermission to listen to a bit of repartee from S.F. faculty members, Father Frank Morfeld and Father Dean Kumba. rx Sf .. Tj, ' . g, . 0 t f 1 Q1 X S2 Gr. A its cf If 5 . I 1 ' ' -- ' 5' if it 1 51 1, , l - Q ru , - P -A4 ' I.-V , , 1 -.4 -1 -'V . O' 'F' . .sg IL..- Fransalian Prom Royalty. From the left, first row: James Purcell, Linda Hein, Annette Brown, John Welch, Joseph McGill, Diane Weiand, Carole Ryan, second row: Tim Weiand, Patty Henderson, Lou Nelan, Lenore Purcell, Queen Virginia Schwindt, Kenneth Rozmiarek, Joan Lambrecht, and Leonard Stuart. Queen Virginia Schwindt and her attendants, Joan Lambrecht, Lenore Purcell, and Patricia Henderson, reigned over Symphony in Silver, the annual Junior-Senior Prom, held April 26, the ballroom of Loretto Heights' Machebeuf Hall. Flower girls were Annette Brown, Linda Hein, Carole Ryan, and Diane Weiand. Joseph McGill, John Welch, and James Purcell acted as pages. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gamel, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Molly were chaperones at the 1957 prome- nade. The prom theme, decorations, and programs were planned under the direction of Sister Mary Martin, junior moderator, and a committee which included Sharon Beals, Patricia Phelan, Betty Bathauer, Jack Yaggie, and Richard Shea. ste X- if K Twelve Year Fransalians Bob Nemmers Ralph Redfern Margaret McCarthy, Betty Kastner Cseatedl Ellen Evans Jim Pacheco and Bob Connelly Cstandingl return to their first grade classroom and read again for Monsignor Gregory Smith the story of Dick and These Fransalians have been to- gether in work and in play for 12 years at St. Francis de Sales grade and high schools. From their first grade where under the guidance of Sister Marie Noel, C.S.J., they learned to read and to write, and on through their senior year, these sixteen students have lived in an atmosphere that has been and is still permeated with the spirit ot their patron, St, Francis de Sales. fl i 4 l Senior Acolytes. From the left: Bob Nemmers, John Tram- mell, Joe Ryan, and Bernie O'Lear. Servers of God are the acolytes it -. who assist the priests at our bi- lily' l Sr 4 monthly student Masses, Sunday , Masses, and on various other sol- JV' emn occasions. ' i f Q , ,,. ,, .rx 2305 5 I J , it 9,11 I Junior Acolytes. Left, from the front: Richard Shea, Pat Fitzgerald, Jim Nemmers, Fred Lager, George Claypool, cross-bearer, right: Kenneth Duran, Michael Hein, Don Brown, Roy Daugherty. Sophomore Acolytes. From the left, first row: Steve Grand, Fred Martin, John Hession, David Lindley, Ed Loughry, second row: Dick Cantrall, Ray Schramm, Robert Ross, Clifford Fitzgibbons, Garvin Hoefler, Joe DeMers. Acolytes Freshman Acolytes: Front, Jerry Deiclelg from the left, sec- ond row: Joseph Hein, John Kingston, Gary Carlin, Dennis Sweeney, Steve Schroeder, third row: Gerald Keller, Ted Switzer, Joseph Gertie, Gene Carlin, Eddie Fishencord, Richard Schmitz. l4... , ... . Z.5 ix..f.f. 'H' lt's curtain call for members in the cast of The Night of January 'l6th. From the left, standing: Marietta Angerer, Shirley Lehnerz, Patricia Frede, John O'Brien, seated in the background: Mary McGill, Patrick Woodward, William O'Connell, Jeanette Sheridan, seated at table on the left tclockwiseiz Lenore Purcell, Diana Roedel, Francis Hauser, Patricia Maloney, at table on the right tclocliwiser: Livio Petrelli, Catherine Tangney, Robert Connelly, Michael Nachazel, in the iury box, from the left, first row: Barbara Dinan, Mary Ann Nelson, Miguel Lemon, second row: Howard Braham, Gary Hart, William Conley. The Night of January 'l6th, a ' comedy-drama by Ayn Rand, was presented by the Senior Class under the direction of Mrs. Lenabell Sloan Martin, drama coach, May 'll-12. Depicting a murder trial, the play called for a jury which was chosen during each performance from the audience. This jury sat on the stage, listened to the evidence, and rendered a verdict. Because of its uniqueness and the fine quality of dramatic talent among the members of the cast, this drama was con' sidered by many as the most out- standing senior play to be given at St. Francis de Sales High School in the past three years. ru nm.. lit p-1-, it -1 Q - e r as 2 You must forego your personal opinions, Miss Van Rensselaer, and confine yourself to the facts. Did OToole and Regan do business together? With defiant independ- ence, Roberta Van Rensselaer Jeanette Sheridan, flirtatious and gaudy night club entertainer, takes the witness stand. Behind the scenes perform the frequently F unherolded but indespensable stage crew, Bill Strahrneyer and Bill Luino s v P lr P QV CAST OF CHARACTERS Prison Matron ........., Marietta Angerer Bailiff .....,.............. John O'Brien Judge Heath .......... William O'Connell Senior Class Pla District Attorney Flint .... Michael Nachazel His Secretary ........,. Catherine Tangney Defense Attorney Stevens. .Patricia Maloney Nancy Lee Faulkne Her Secretary ,,..... Clerk of the Court. Karen Andre ...,..., , . . . . . .Diana Roedel . . . . .Patrick Woodward Shirley Lehnerz-I 'lth Lenore Purcell-12th Dr. Kirkland .,.,.,........ Miguel Leman Mrs, John Hutchins, . .. ..., Patricia Frede Homer Van Fleet. .. ,. . . . .Gary Hart Elmer Sweeney ...,.,..... William Conley r ......... Livia Petrelli Magda Svenson ........ Mary Ann Nelson John Graham Whitfield.. .Robert Connelly Jane Chandler ..,......... Barbara Dinan Sigurd Junquist ....,..... Howard Braham larry Regan, ............. Francis Hauser Roberta Van Rensselaer. .Jeanette Sheridan Court Stenographer. .. ..... Mary McGill '37 Arf Work ........ Stage Manager.. . Holders-of-the-Book . Property Manager. Costume Managers Light Manager .... Business Manager. Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God? Lawrence Regan fFrancis Hauserj, the notorious gang- ster involved in the plot, is sworn in by the clerk lPat- rick Woodwardj, as Judge William Heath lWilliam O'ConnellJ, presides. PRODUCTION STAFF . ...Norman Silva, Eugene Junk, Richard Junk ......................William Strohmeyer . . . . . .Patricia Frede, Barbara Dinan . . . .............. Marietta Angerer . . . . . . . .Bonne McNeive, Patricia Hynes . . ....................... William I.uino .,........,.......,.,...,...Joseph Ryan Ticlret Sales Managers. ,Barbara Hoy, James lopez, Diana Raedel Publicity Manager ................,........ Patricia Carraher House Manager. . ........,... . . .Jerome Forkner USHERS Patricia Martinez Carol Nalty Joanne Loughry .l Loretta Weith Carolyn Graves Joan Lambrecht Ardie Taylor Cathleen Hughes Judy Hanson Yes, I did. God help me! I didn't know. I would give my life for Herr Faulkner, and I helped to kill him. Sigurd Junquist lHoward Brahamj shouts hysterically as Defense Attorney Stevens lPatricia Maloneyj attempts to calm him. The man whom Junquist accuses of Faulkne murder, John Graham Whitfield lRobert Connellyl, is on the stand gf ,ay I - i N 5-Q gh! -. One af us is lying, and we both know which one. Karen Andre flenore Purcellj bitterly confronts Mrs. Nancy Lee Faulkner lLivia Petrellil who is on the stand. Colleen Hughes I The very same! So you got hold of that, too! Elmer Sweeney CWilliam Conleyl, the proud, young policeman, testifies to District Attorney Flint lMichael Nachazelj that this gun with Karen Andre's fingerprints is the same weapon that he found in the pent- house. .. L 'l'.'ia+ l L u 'J -- p-Q.. Looking ahead to the next issue of the school paper, Cathy Tangney and Leonard Stuart prepare copy as Judy Smerz, Mary Christine Humphreys, Barbara Schwarz, and Pat Woodward paste up and check dummy pages for an issue that is almost ready for dis- tribution. Fransalian Publications FRANSALIAN NEWSPAPER STAFF Editor ........ Patrick Woodward Associate Editor. .Barbara Schwarz Feature Editor ...... Patricia Hynes Sports Editor ....... Francis Hauser Public Relations Editor ......... Ann Dompierre Business Manager .. .Bill O'Connell Circulation Manager . ..., Eugene Foster Fransalian reporters Jeanette Sheridan and Joanna Kill consult the assignment sheet, while Eugene Foster and Mike Stuart get an early start on their stories. Reporters: Cathy Tangney, Mary Christine Humphreys, Joanna Kil- lian, Harold Kiley, Jeanette Sheri- dan, Virginia Schwindt, Leonard Stuart, Sandra Aymami, Judy Smerz, Mike Stuart. Photographer ....., Vince Connor Artist ......,........ Norm Silva Patrick Woodward Editor Haunting deadlines, financial problems, and managing circulation competently become major concerns for Fran- ian salion staff members, from the left, Virginia Schwindt, Bill O'Connell, Eugene Foster, Francis Hauser, and Sandra Aymami. X 24-ffm-cr'-' I' F-14 wa 'CT Tu' We have learned that a good Christian journalist serves Divine Truth in every field of journalistic writing. The ability to express him- Fransalian Publications self clearly, concisely, and honestly is the aim of the journalist. Fran' salian staff members strive daily to increase that ability and to bring to the faculty and students of St. Francis de Sales High School a vi- newspaper and yearbook based on sound Christian principles. ,- s Meaningful pictures, careful art work, and accurate copy are given conscientious consideration by yearbook staff members, from the left Jean Denny, Judy Mitchell, Norm Silva, Francis Hauser, and Trudy Moser. Marianne Conway Associate Editor F ? - -3 Ai .L , 7 .ij 71 5-5-v Furrowed brows are very much in evidence as Tom Van Swearingen, business manager fleftl, is faced with the job of checking hundreds of yearbook subscription payments, and John O'Brien, editor, and Marianne Conway, associate editor grow weary assembling data for senior activities. John O'Brien Editor Q Y' I Q 1 ,I Norman Silva Vince Connor Artist Photographer ,,5 ,,-a-'- 'W' ! n . Q IL i E 3 3 5 3 5 z i J'ClI156LACll'l Wag Queen Jeanette Sheridan Athletics Whot fortitude hove they not evlnce these occosuonsl Thus spoke St Fronc Soles of the solnts xn the exomple th whale tlghtung for the glory ot God othletes hove shown tortltude constoncy oblllty In their contocts with others on the ot ploy In leornlng the sprrnt of good s monshup they hove leorned the spxrut of wsth others In God s woy ot lute Showum splrut toword their opponents regordle who won or lost IH the contest hos br glory to the boys to thenr school ond cer to God Their teomwork hos been mount In all the octlvltles In which they hove p poted They hove set for eoch one ot exomple of fellowship perseveronce fortitude which Chrlstlons need ID oll endeovors toword leodlng o devout lute f ll - - - ll 1 I . . . V I . . , . . I 1 I I . I I Football This is the coach, the man behind it all, Wendell Strohauer. Fred Burke Bob Garland Jack Loftus Assistant Coach Assistant Coach B Team Coach iff. lt was a disheartening Thanksgiving Day for Gremlin fans as they watched all their mighty efforts fall one-half game short. That was the day the powerful St. Francis grid- iron eleven stood somberly by as the league champion Mullen Mus- tangs beat off Holy Family's terrific efforts. It was a saddening final gun that sounded a 6-6 deadlock and a lost league title. Never in ii- -N 'L Sq? I the history of St. Francis has a foot- ball championship been won. But the meritorious Gremlin squad did tuck in one accomplishment outside of capturing the headlines. A long drought of Homecoming defeats was terminated this year. Not since '48 had a Gremlin team won a Homecoming game, and this victory was only the second Homecoming triumph in the history of St. Francis. ks, .1 This is the teamethe team that came so close f as close as possible, without winning. ln the line, from the left: Howard Braham, Joe Fenton, Tim Weiand, Bob Connelly, Gary Hart, John Butz and Jim Pacheco. In the backfield: Mike Nachazel, George Clay' pool, Norm Silva and Quar- terback Joe Ryan. 1 :,,8Q4 f JC fad' 91,1 fxfyr Nachazel moves in as Silva carefully maps his strategy against the Regis onrushers in the first game of the successful '56 season. The 27-6 victory was the first over the Raiders in eight years. This victory stimulated the Grems to a flying start. o . Next year's team will be minus 10 big men, seniors who formed the co-ordinated squad that long will be remembered. Captain Mike Nacha- zel will leave with his solid body that scored nine touchdowns and so often ripped the opposition with long gains. Joe Ryan, the pilot of the pack, who accounted directly for 'I4 of the 28 Gremlin TD's, and Norm Silva, the fleetfooted little spiriter who scored l0 times and kicked l5 extra points, will take with them that ever-faithful Ryan- to-Silva pass combination. Jim Pacheco will take his key blocks, and Howie Braham, his hustling Down Polichio goes as Silva tightens the clamp, but this didn't hinder the Mullen surge as they crippled the Grems 27-O in the sole Grem- lin defeat. The league champion Mustangs re- fused to allow the Gremlins to warm up, pounding a continual onslaught against the form. Bob Connelly will withdraw his huge, plunging figure from the ranks. Gary Hart will leave with his important task of defending nnd offending, which he performed so well. Dennis Stebenne will crop his tremendous arm from the squad. George Hein and Bill O'Connell will gather up their distinctive duties of plunging and blocking, and with the rest, file out reluctantly. Confi- dently they can leave knowing their places will be adequately filled by such men as George Claypool, Tim Weiand, .loe Fenton, Don Brown and Sherman Alsop. I ' . a . ,, Q.. I get if 3 , failing Challengers. T Y 'TV' 1 J ll S W. -Q - , 4 fs ,Q I V .,. 41 f9'ff ? -.ffw2,:ff.,,, .vg3...g sf , 4 4 'vig' ' T Z ' ' lyu ew V ., .Wi 15 wwdl. -. L, Q 1956 SCHEDULE Regis Mullen St. Joseph Holy Family Mt. Carmel Cathedral Annunciation it Q g. '. Q--fu xs sl, , X .1 , . 4 Q E.. all.: ,N s 'lm V ffl . B St. Francis Opp. 27 6 0 27 27 I2 21 6 32 0 38 6 39 0 MIKE NACHAZEL Senior Halfback Captain -if ' ., Q All-Paroke . S 1' tk 2 'f 2 wir Fl lfl .llM PACHECO Senior End Co-Captain All-Paroke S :qs Q es' 9 ,-In -4 -x . .4 :V Little Silva defiantly faces the on- coming Tigers as his teammates gaze on in the tilt with Holy Family. The Grems had little trouble in scoring three times in their 21-6 triumph. ,vm fy, L, wg X ,L ,Qi R x. - 90 ll. .. ffkis' JOE RYAN Senior Quarterback All-Paroke 'SN x A ,---v y 1 ,ii NORM SILVA Senior Haltback All-Paroke .Ln A With a look of grim determination, big Mike Nachazel lumbers around right end against the St. Joe Bull- dogs. It was a decisive Gremlin victory with St. Francis trimming the Bulldogs 27-12. '52 if HOWARD BRAHAM ff , f Senior End Q9 5 X 'rf xx cv- .D BOB CONN ELLY Senior Center All-Parolre yr --, if GARY HART Senior Guard - Q-. 1 y GEORGE CLAYPOOI. I 'I Junior Fullbaclc f- X-3, Q ,- C-7' f- wzmvnn.. 2 The Grems look on helplessly as lanky George Claypool struggles with the aid of Howie Braham to ward off two Eagle de- fense men in the contest with the Mt. Carmel Eagles. The Eagles were the fifth to fall 'seq is 'E , Joe FENTON f 'M V ,Qing-3-u. N- 'N Sophomore Tackle 1.87 f 3 V' ' 4 All Paroke f Q, 'li' , before St. Francis with a score of 21-6. 3 ,165 Joe Ryan strains forwards through his poten- tial Blueiay tacklers in the sixth game of the auspicious campaign. This was a resolute 38-6 win over a floundering Cathedral squad. ' ' fffonliifnflf-P' r A. 4 ,L Q . I ' f H L 1, A ,W :D Q or 5 f J DON BROWN 1 'p Junior Guard E f' Ygsr i :X - i' All-Paroke 7 wiv TIM WEIAND . Junior Guard All-Paroke -.- , ,,s..,.,., , , l xx .K X This is the solid bench. Standing, from the left: Bob O'Connell, Tom Flynn, Larry Fuller, Harry Kissell, Dennis Stebenne, Tom Carlson, John Sutliff, George Hein, Bill O'Connell, Mike Steele. Kneeling, from the left: Jim Buiaci, Frank Silva, Steve Grand, George Kerin, Urban Jacquez, Sherman Alsop, Jim Steichen, Don Brown, Bill Herman, Fred Kissell. is, -,A i Z3 4 GEORGE HEIN Senior Tackle G . I, DENNIS STEBENNE Senior Quarterback The final game of the year proved to be Ryan's field day as he is seen here advancing deep into Cardinal territory. The Annunciation gridders were at the Gremlin pilot's mercy cs he tossed four TD's and ran one himself to bring the notable season to comple- tion with a 39-O rout. fi oi s li 1 l ' sl Is. SHERMAN ALSOP Junior Fullback u D? . BILL O'CONNEl.L Senior Tackle L, I aug, - bf' , T T 0 0 ' -S- l -nl I e Q, ' P -9 D F - 5. 0 1 , x Y 11 i I 'S K A - ' -,v- Xgf. - ,, ,,. .QQ - - - .s-.N W ' qc, L - L T ' L , - - . 1 , - S..- 5, 5-, h X ! --Q. u -. L: . Xl K A tl lfq gh! li .' 400. 51 7,0 3- CQXHANQ ll? 1541: Xi QNC4, xii! N5 . X59 , I -G 'Si 'n 1 The spotlight is on these men, the state champs, as with mixed emotions they admire their championship trophy. The stars, from the left, are Mike Stuart, Jim Pacheco, Tim Weiand, Dennis Stebenne, Joe DeMers, Tom Gamel, George Claypool, Bob Pol, Norm Silva, Basketball LaVerne Bintner, and Joe Fenton. STATE TOURNAMENT St. Francis Opp. Canon City 57 40 Mt. Carmel 51 46 St. Joseph 40 39 At long last the cheer of a championship has burst forth from the enthusiastic fans of the St. Francis Gremlins. This year's basketball squad emerged from the hardest-fought contest of the season as the pre-eminent state champions of the Colorado Catholic High School Tournament. lt was an undaunted 40-39 victory over the resolute St. Joseph Bulldogs that placed the Grems in the winner's spotlight and climaxed a most notable season. This tournament victory has established the Grems as the team with the most crowns, a total of six. The renowned Regis Raiders, who fell so unexpectedly before St. Joe in the semi-finals, follow the Grems with five state titles. Since the inception of the tourney in 1939, St. Francis has won in the years 1944, '47, and the three-year streak in '49, '50, and '51, It was a 57-40 trouncing of the Canon City Abbey Bears and a 51-46 decision over the Mt. Carmel Eagles that spurred the Gremlins into the big game. The triumphant Grems dog- gedly beat off the Bulldog assaults in a victory that seemed balanced in the hands of fortune until the final gun. To complete awards, three of Coach Wendy Strohauer's squadsmen, George Claypool, Tom Gamel, and Jim Pacheco, made All-State honors. Wendy Strohauer, the distinguished coach of the state champions, Tom Gamel, captain of the squad, and Father Frank Morfeld, the ever-faithful and spirited S.F. athletic director, extend hands of acceptance for the coveted trophy presented by Father Arthur Verdieck, athletic di- rector of Regis, the defending champion, and Father Ed- ward Madden, president of the Denver Parochial League. 4' er -1 Little Norm Silva displays his tremendous leaping ability as he flies forward for a lay- up against the Bears from the Abbey in the Gremlin's first game of the tourney. Dennis Stebenne, who dumped 'l7 points against the Bears in the 57-40 victory, looks on as Norm connects. Basketball Playmaker Stebenne springs high to match jumping ability with All- State Sal Villano of Mt. Carmel. All-State Gremlin, Tom Garnel, - . moves in to the aid of competent Sfebenne The score ended 51-46. x Q-gb: The big man performs in the big game. George Claypool, All-State, sends the ball homeward in the championship tilt with the capable St. Joe Bulldogs. Approving Claypool's perfect form are Norm Silva HOD and All-State Jim Pacheco lfar rightl. M Abi tom GAMEL :i Uni Z' Junior Forward Captain All-State, All-Parolce 94 AN Parochial League The fear of Regis appeared to be the one obstacle that stood between The league's third leading scorer, lanky George Clay- pool shows his deadly jump shot in the first game with the league champion Raiders. George totaled 206 points for a 14.7 point per game average that earned him an All-Paroke rating. Captain Gamel sets himself for the rebound that doesn't come. St. Francis and the league championship this year. The Gremlin season concluded with 12 sharp victories against two crushing defeats, both dealt by the traditionally powerful ax of the Regis Raiders. Slashing their way through the first round of competition, the Grems picked up six victories including a spotlight upset over the St. Joe Bulldogs. But the glowing confidence the Gremlins carried into the deciding game was shattered as the Raiders registered a convincing 64-45 triumph. The second round of Parochial play was a repetition of the first with the Gremlins habitually felling every foe. With a premonition of defeat and the absence of true confidence, the Grems went into the final important Regis contest. And the game went just that way. Paralysis struck Wendy's men early in the game, and they floundered through the rest of the 56-38 slaughter. Up against the Raiders, the Grems tightened, unable to shine forth as the team that performed so well against the rest of the league and at least potentially shared the trophy. It was hard to adiust themselves to the realization of second place. Tim Weiand leaves the backboards to show his shooting talents as he sends the sphere sailing against the vain efforts of the sixth-place Mullen Mustangs. Fighting Tim boosted the Gremlin cause throughout the season with his ceaseless rebounding. PAROCHIAL LEAGUE St. Francis Opp. Mullen 59 38 Annunciation 86 49 Cathedral 46 40 Mt. Carmel 47 45 Holy Family 55 32 St. Joseph 55 48 Regis 45 64 Annunciation 54 39 Cathedral 62 31 Mt. Carmel 59 50 Holy Family 59 43 Mullen 66 51 St. Joseph 60 55 Regis 38 56 . 1 GEORGE CLAYPOOL -x DENNlS STEBENNE , I I JIM PACHECO Junior Center V Senior Guard Senior Forward Alrsfafe, All-Paroke ' -V'-ff X All-Paroke All-State P .42 S 5 is 2, 95 Basketball . . A I J v 4 fr S ' i Q Al' r X 4 9. ' Y - 1 ,- l .4 . 5 I NORM siLvA 7 J Senior Guard f ' ' , TIM WEIAND The Cathedral Blueiays were the Junior Forward All alone, big George Claypool tallies again. This was one of the 12 field goals that George dumped while scoring 32 points in the first game with the cellar-dwelling Annuncia- tion Cardinals. All-Paroke Captain Tom Gamel is caught in his calm, agile form as he soars nonchalantly for another basket. Tom's great co-ordination accounted for 189 total points and ranked him sixth in league scoring. The opposition is Mt. Carmel who pressed the Grems hard in the 47-45 victory. third to fall before the advancing Gremlins, but they fell not easily, keeping the Grems hustling to score the 46-40 win. X I . K A ,jfs ye, .Trng sit, X 5' 1 i Q Y JOE FENTON ,.x1 1' Q4 MIKE STUART Junior Forward Sophomore Center Coach Bob Garland's B team is caught in action against ,St. .loe's. Finishing in fifth place with a 3-11 record, the squad was headed by George Kerin, Fred Martin, Steve Grand, Bob O'Connell, Larry Fuller, and Rodney Pfannenstiel. Kerin and Martin were among the top 10 scorers of the romisin B lea 'ue. Jim Pacheco charges forward for a tally in the spotlight upset over the co-ordinated St. Joe Bulldogs. Though no outstanding pointmaker, Jim showed a deadly accuracy when he was needed for an im- portant score. G -I 1 3 VSHWS 1 xl ' X W 5:4 :J JOE DeMERS Sophomore Guard Sophomore Forward P 9 U 5. A 'sr-'41 JN , Sw-wi WY? Qt BOB POL Sophomore Guard FINA Regis 14-0 St. Francis 2-2 St. Joseph O-4 Mt. Carmel 8-6 Cathedral 5-9 Mullen 4-10 Holy Family 3-11 Annunciation 0-14 Speed plus agility make up Dennis Stebenne's All-Paroke ability, as he drives hard for a lay-up against the stripeless Holy Family Tigers. The smooth-working Stebenne controlled the Tigers as he scored 16 points in the first game and 19 in the second. Boxing Jim Buiou iafmnefsz tends' gem his con look ol S Q from r Si .th G ,ng yet Howeve , 0 giant' his own.. I d crushiH9 WY' lgiigsrelurns Eiiiscofed Bulocll s 0 ' tiene t 'ii St0 h iles Kuuitmonngtlcggcor of Annlilgclglmost Joe 5 B' C G mst Vic . ponem . - Qt maker ago beltiftg hls op ' 've Cleclslgn I d gist i it ich to 'he Kouggoifofed 'he mgiimizs was oulpimiiiso e 10m U T f . But Chove ' I , on 0 1 But . ,night V b Kennv Tom Lammle icgjdinu ol 5.613385 for the iheillssecond nlghi Y head oi Fionto score enougd mf Annuncicniofv b 0 isiofte ' 0 was Uno he was dec victoftl Us The St. Francis boxing squad, de- spite the youth, small size, and comparative inexperience of its members, came forth with an out- standing show of rugged talent in the '57 St. Joseph Boxing Tourna- ment. The host St. Joe team pounded its way to a clean-cut first place, while St. Francis cap- tured second and Annunciation, third. The S.F. boxers scored eight victories in 20 bouts and were given two automatics. This is the rugged squad. From the left, kneeling, are Joe Armiio, Gene Carlin, Steve Schroeder, Larry Lopez, Jim Buiaci, Clifford Fitzgfbbons, standing, Tom Flynn, Tom Lamrnie, Leo Torrez, Charles Kautfmann, Bob Koehler, John DiPaolo, John Sutlift, Captain Carl Graves, Don Brown, Charles Talbow, John Rohrbach, and Fred Martin, Not shown here are Mike Steele, Roy Daugherty, Joe Fenton, and Joe Deidel. Fred Burke Boxing Coach Preparation for the tourney required many strenuous workouts. lllus trating this are, from the left, Captain Carl Graves, Charles Talbaw Tom Flynn, Bob Koehler, Steve Schroeder, and Don Brown. 5:4 +-- w- ,cutie ,.... - 1 - N 'Nl J X t 1 Set for a terrific day, skiers, from the left, Howard Braham, Father Aylward, Kathy Angerer, and Joe Ryan look sharp and at ease, a tremendous contrast from what their appearances will be on the trip home. Lovers of the slopes, S.F. skiers found a veritable wonderland at Winter Park where the snow was plentiful and the weather nippingly Skiing v. Last minutes of preparation before the treacherous but sometimes graceful descent are completed as, standing from the left, Steve Grand, the unpredictable Father Aylward, and Tom Stanley prime them- selves. cold. On all the trips, Father John Aylward served as chaperone. All in all, each trip was everyone's pic- nic as the skiers skied and the be- ginners . . . learned. .-Lf., WW e1. sX'ideS smoo Kitt 6- Pot Mol lo? 409 Xefxofh dowg xhe m9 e ne0' coassvfedw vent!-if mote f HB' YXQIXUXY e Pepper egx. 'F xxov ondgcing' alia cifftseli 5 . Diane QTL? xhiifliosl PU A Ove' 'vias melwer Sw en Q0 . 'QC 01 Beloiiv lhefvglowd jgiwxxvfek' xofaeme P do ir me Five, the e and C Mrs. Jo Noakes Lasham moderated this engaging squad of bowlers. From the left, first row: Sally Bessler, Barbara Hoy, Catherine Forster, Sally Watson, Jeanette Dunst, Judy Cunningham, Betty Bathauer, Sandra Mally, Mary Jo Ramsey, Linda Skipton, Judy Reichweinp second row: Sally Mally, Maureen Phillips, Geraldine Marnell, Carol Taylor, Ellen Romansik, Toni Michelefti, Janice Bahl, Sandra Aymami, Kathryn O'Brien, Kathleen Miller, third row: Sherri Mally, Penny Bowman, Susan Murray, Janet Nienke, Margie Goodwin, Karen Fitzgerald, Mary Ann Martinez, Darlene Villa, Mary Catherine Priest, fourth row: Mary Ann White, Helen Aymami, Jessica Finder, Jerri Mclsaac, Sheila Bowling Team Fitzgerald, Wilma Roach, Loretta Weith, Sharon Ramage. ,l I duced , . ones 0lS0 pro . h- i prominent Froillw pligarrxailhg 'ol.em'0iJimitZeR::D'e ne of The mos - sharon mu- ntidentlY ns ar Ann NPS os of the Qfoup ls e-year wein Co from the lelif 'SMLQ' Jo edures may ...J hor- Vwtormefo .Umor and athxe S her card astndo Sklpmnl an he muy Correct Proc d here YGCSWSS , Rarn09e' l n here diSP GY f r White' l ,. my observe' the methOd uf ation from -lcmcz veterdn' Shjlitorrft that OCCOUMS O ROHWSBY dlllge . ' C - an Cynqte . rnonioU5 vgrll tes the Qrlp co-0' l e INQ- llustra . , - hqverflg - som who l who poanisii OU' herhig Joanne Deo With this season the S.F. bowlers have completed their fourth year of intramural competition. This activity, which was introduced for the girls, was inaugurated in the fall of '53 by its present moderator, Mrs. Jo Noalces l.asham, and it received immediate and encouraging approval from the benevolent and unparalleled school director, Monsignor Gregory Smith, V.G. As the years progress, events progress, and next year's bowlers, with a large group of four-year veterans and a larger group of younger talent, will also progress. Several of this year's outstanding members check tallies with their incessantly impelling coach, Mrs. Jo Noal-ces Lasham. From the left, first row: Toni Micheletti, Mrs. Lasham, Betty Bathauer, and Judy Cun- , A! l00 ningham, second row: Sandra Molly, Sally Mally, and Sherri Beals. ' Af, IJ Coach Strohauer's pride of the hickory. From the left, kneeling: Larry Fuller, George Kerin, Joe Bagan, Bill Briody, Jim Lopez, standing: Mike Sullivan, Frank Silva, Larry Lopez, George Claypool, Norm Silva, Jim Pacheco, Tim Weiand, Joe DeMers, Joe Ryan, and Denny Stebenne, Missing from the picture is Tom Gamel. Bob Garland Wendy Strohauer Jack Loftus Assistant Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach Not since I943 has a baseball championship been captured by a Grem- lin squad. St. Francis, which since then has not produced an outstanding baseball team, this year boasted of a squad which has shown brilliant pitching, steady catching, an experienced front line, and a good de- fensive outfield plus the substantial bats of the veterans and the con- ducive spirit of the less experienced members. The big four - the four-year veterans. From the left, the talented Norm Silva, the skillful Joe Ryan, the commendable Denny Stebenne, and the most qualified Jim Pacheco, who is considered one of the best pitchers in the Parochial League ball. Jim Pacheco, who commands a remark- able variety of pitches, concentrates on his warm-up tosses. C+-. 1 ,,, 15 'fi-me 5 .. , 3,51 iqkf 10 is -:fs .pn -K fr-.ag 4.4 Baseball Q Y 5 , .Q ,a .- ef M5 tape.,- ' s ui. 5- 5 I,-' 'O - fi-s Ji in 'auffl ' - ' V Efficient operations of George rf-fi f , 1 . A a Claypool behind the plate . h v j 'Ti ' ,,,..,,, 'A contributed considerably to '- ' ' ,V V, t, : ' .,,,, C h 1 . 'ff If M M4 my V t e squad s successes jg., 4 'vrix 1 . Q .W 1 is , , .. r' ' I Msg' A. K ' 25155 l My fi. , . A 'ff ',,,g,c6i':g5 ,gif-, .. g 4 Joe DeMers, first baseman, ,',' - - - Y-W7 iEr?!.r ,f x,-Q3 . ' A displayed great young talent ' K- , . A, ya V T L' :-',l ff , in his dexterous coverage of 1 1 A , 1 . 5 ' ' 4--Li: the first sack. The promising prospects. From the left: pitcher, Bill Briody, right-fielder, Mike Sullivan, and third baseman, Larry Lopez. Missing from the pic- ture is shortstop, Frank Silva. sr-4 --1 I-. seas.. g. ' lf, . , Y,...,.,,1 . - -es ,.pv' . t v x 'gil Voted the outstanding student-athlete at St. Francis, Jim Pacheco re- ceives a trophy from Frank Leahy Cleftl, former Notre Dame football coach. Msgr. Gregory Smith, S.F. pastor, watches. Jim starred in football, basketball, and baseball. Under the sponsorship of the St. Francis de Sales Athletic Association, the first annual banquet for S.F. lettermen was held in the Brown Palace Hotel, May 9. Justice Edward C. Day was the toastmaster of the dinner. Frank Leahy, former Notre Dame football coach, was the guest speaker. Many other prominent people attended to honor the athletes. Also included as guests of honor were the high school Pep Club officers and the cheerleaders. Jim Pacheco won the award as the outstanding student-athlete at St. Fran- cis High School. Other Gremlin athletes singularly honored were George Claypool in basketball, Bob Connelly and Norm Silva in football, and Fred Martin in boxing. li Gremlin Athletic Banquet Frank Leahy, the fea- tured speaker at the banquet, addresses the Gremlin athletes. Gremlin athletes are feted at the first annual banquet for lettermen of St. Francis de Sales High School. The banquet was held in the Emerald Room of the Brown Palace Hotel, May 9. ll' I la ,XX 1 Gremlin Athletic Banquet f' Leahy urges Gremlin athletes to concentrate specifically their future education. Monsignor Gregory Smith thanks all those responsible for making pos- sible the successful athletic banquet. 'E' 2 .KY Besieged by autograph seekers, Leahy personally signs all signature requests. 68 on -tr- f- 4..- Honored Monogram Sherman Alsop - '58 Joe Armiio - '60 Joe Bagan - '58 LaVerne Bintner - '59 Howard Braham - '57 Donald Brown - '58 Jim Buiaci - '59 Gene Carlin - '60 David Carragher - '57 George Claypoal - '58 Bob Connelly - '57 Roy Daugherty - '58 Joe DeMers - '59 Jerry Diedel - '60 John DiPoolo - '59 Wesle DuCharrne - '57 Y Joe Fenton - '59 Terry Fitzpatrick - '58 Clifford Fitzgibbons - '59 Tom Flynn - '59 Larry Fuller - '59 Tom Gomel - '55 Carl Graves - '58 Gary Hart - '57 George Hein - '57 William Herman - '59 George Kevin f '59 Charles Kouffmann - '57 Bob Koehler - '60 Tom Lammie - '60 Jim Lopez - '59 Larry Lopez - '60 Fred Martin f '59 Mike Nachazel - '57 Bob Nemmers - '57 Bill O'ConneIl Y '57 Jim Pacheco - '57 Robert Pol - '59 uf L Winners Jack Roterman - '57 Ralph Redfern - '57 John Rohrback W '58 Joe Ryan - '57 Steve Schroeder - '60 Franklin Silva 4 '59 Norman Silva - '57 Dennis Stebenne v '57 Mike Steele f '60 Jim Steichen - '59 Mille Stuart - '58 Mike Sullivan - '59 John Sutliff - '58 Charles Talbow - '59 Leo Torrez - '58 Kevin Traynor v '57 Larry Tucker - '57 Tim Weiand - '58 Jerry White - '57 Father Frank Morteld, S.F. ath- letic director, briefly addresses the guests. 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