St Gregorys University - Knight Life Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)
- Class of 1956
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E V -..'t 'Hl3at ' 1214-I' -. . .gf'f ' .,u 1-.var S.slf.-4s'5'.s..s 'Fc' .s A1- ? Pictured at the lelt is Sacred - Heart ol Jesus and lmmaculate I a ,, lHeart ol Mary Abbey lbetter i im- known as Sacred Heart Abbeyj Sacred Heart, Indian Territory. The wing to the right is the col- lege building. The masonry at the lront is the loundation of the monastic church, which never saw completion. Work was stopped when the Fathers established St. Gregory's. Bottom: Sacred Heart Abbey and College prior to the disas- trous lire ol 1901. This is the cradle ot Catholicism in Oklahoma. On October 9, 1955, the Catholics of the state observed in a most demonstrative manner, the golden jubilee of the establishment of the Diocese of Oklahoma. We therefore take this occasion, signifying the great strides made by the Church in our own state as the theme for this book. We are adopting this theme to pay tribute to those stout-hearted pioneer priests and religious who have devoted their lives that we might be able to enioy the benefits of churches and schools and other religious institutions today. We call to mind that the Benedictines had come to this state thirty years before it received its first bishop. Thus they were its first resident priests and it was they who built the foundation upon which the glor- ious structure of the Church today continues to rise. To these and all who have labored for the salvation of souls we dedicate this book. Elisa 'i 4 J: 1- . .. . F' ' -4 Wir, Q , 1955, The Abbey On The TwenTy-sixTh of OcTober Church was consecraTed by His Excellency, Bishop d The newly McGuinness. ln The afTernoon of The same ay as dedicaTed ArchabboT Denis consTrucTed monasTery w . of ST. VincenT's, LaTrobe, Penn., blessed This sTrucTure. 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V K I' 1' 5 3 H555 ,ia u J E' ' ill!! - , sn zwziia ii BE. .'f ,, . 1q,jf.3.arE f ' Effzfifzff ' :ww ' 'r ...ml .-. -- , . 1233 1 ' Q .r . ic-5 s. . K fb!! :' 53 . IFE' 31:5 ' 2 K. 4,5 1-gg , 1. . M P. 255.5 L 7? 55 - M gn- . . ' if E53 I . 1 L I , gr F 11 ,H , -.-In M By sports like ihese are all iheir cares beguil'd. '-Goldsmith, The Traveler . I I 7, -1,-. v 'Ats,,.f.4af?f f,.U,1:5'g,,..'. Y Sip? .-2.213 I ff.: 'Av 'X W ' 'rf 'ffl Z A ':.I,.,:'iE-15 :Avr il - , 1 4 U .ji iljx yyfy V15 5: 'K :vi ' ,Q- 5 923. 4iif531f'2J?'!'r1.'1':'fiEg?f-.-2-:' - . , -, Q:-'a X ,-A- ' I'::1.f1,.-.1 .L , 1-Xf.1f:f1 - 1:75-1 -.. --LT. -- 'rvze-faffy !5S'w . J' -A f--W ' C . , , 1 v ' ' my 1 This page sponsored by Herald Printing Co. 115 So. Broadway Shawnee, Okla. . , 5. , - Try The Most Reverend Eugene J. McGuinness, DD. Bishop of Oklahoma City and Tulsa ' FQ?-q Fm? .J V g w ax :H - ,A Distinguished Alumnus its v i. i I t i tc z 1, :iff U. -s '-1, 14 L- 1 liz bil 1 The Most Reverend Stephen A. Leven, D.D., PhD. Auxiliary Bishop San Antonio Titular Bishop ol Bure The grace of God has indeed been fruitful in the Most Rev- erend Stephen A. Leven whose apostolic zeal, coupled with strik- ing efficiency and marked personal charm, has merited for him brilliant distinctions and mature responsibilities. His Excellency is St. Gregory's first alumnus C1920-19213 to be raised to the episcopate. Ordained priest at the age of 23 in 1928, Bishop Leven's preparatory studies were pursued in many fine institutes, the most distinguished of which was the Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium, to which seat of learning he was recalled in 1935 to serve as vice-rector. His Excellency filled this capacity until 1938 when the degree of doctorate of philosophy was conferred upon him avec grande distinction. Returning to Oklahoma, Bishop Leven devoted himself un- sparingly to parochial duties and other works which assumed national religious significance. While pastor of St. Francis Xavier parish, Enid, Oklahoma, he was raised to the rank of Monsignor, receiving the title of Papal Chamberlain in December 1949. In September 1955 he was pro- '7' o- .3 il, moted to the rank of Domestic Prelate. Appointed as Auxiliary to Archbishop Lucey of San Antonio and Titular Bishop of Bure, Bishop Leven was consecrated February 8, 1956, and all Okla- homa reioiced to see a native son so honored. Brief allusion must be made to the more notable accomplish- ments of this outstanding alumnus. He organized the first Na- tional lnstitute of Street Preaching and directed institutes of street preaching for the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine for five years. He served as National Director of the Confraternity in the U.S. from 1939 to 1940. During World War II, he was representa- tive of the Catholic Church providing for the religious needs of prisoners of war interned in Oklahoma. From 1946 until his eleva- tion to the episcopacy, he served as Spiritual Moderator of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women, and from 1947 he was Prosynodal Judge in the diocesan court. Oklahoma's loss, of course, is Texas' great and good gain. St. Gregory's congratulates the Lone Star state on the acquisition of a most illustrious alumnus, the Most Rev. Stephen A. Leven, D.D., Ph.D., successor of the Apostles. That In Things Goa, May Be Gzgrfjqecf Administration Fig L 155. .ffgif S BID IBBUSIIJS VALDE ww I mg rv 1 f'qk'x r'!' gd 5 ifvni' A , ' A 6 4 52: -.aw -ef The Right Reverend Philip Berning, OSB. Abbot and President of St, Gregory's Q W fairs,-:Zi-Wfef 1 , ..-- . .1-.gf ' , Q1 v r- Facult Very Rev. Benedict Ryan, OSB., BA. Typing Rev. Robert Dodson, OSB., MA. Rector Registrar French Spanish .xffjy A 1 Rev. Edward Bock,O.S.B., BA. Intramurals, Gregorian, Student Chap- lain, Algebra, Plane Geometry. Physics, Religion Rev. John Blorns,O.S.B. BA. Football Coach - -Y A . f QP' was ,, 'F'-1, Rev. David Berning,O.S.B.,B.A. REV- Anthony B'-HTTDUS. O-S-B' MV V Adviser lor freshmen and sophomores, Latin Rev. Leo Craddock, CSB., BA. Servers' Sociely,.World History On the title page: Father Anselm, adviser, Father Da- niel, adviser, Father Richard, ad- viser, Father David, adviser, Father Robert, rector, and Father Augus- tine, adviser. This page sponsored by The Benedictine Fathers OF MONYEBELLO Algebra, Plane Geometry, Trigonome- try, Senior Math, College Math Kev. rtmandus di Vincenzo, OSB., F'h.D., J.U.D. Philosophy, Moral Theoloqy, Canon Law . an :wee y ' , 'xx he , E . . acuity Z ?., Re . William J. Fiizpairick, MA. H. S. Speech, Pairology, Philosophy li1'i - Q-Q l l i i i ,.. ' .:- ,L ' '- He' -,'g,314Y2I ' 'L i .M '-f i, Rev. Reier Green,O.S.B BSC l' N ' Biology Rev. Augustine Horn, O.S.B., lVl.Px. Adviser ol schclasiics and seminarians, Lalin, Greek I Q. 2 ' x 'N Rev. Eloi Jusiou O.S.B. BA ii i LFE. Allis! Rev. William Love, OSB., BA. English Q2 Rev. Damian Massotlw, OSB., BA. Treasurer. Religion. eping. Chan! . 5 y Rev. Eugene Marshall, OSB., LBS. Yearbook, Librarian, English, Composite Mall: l' 4 if -f ' , Rev. Mr. Charles BA. English McArthur Rev. Bonilace Mohr, OSB., BA. Oklahoma Hisiory, Civics QQ B. ' f g C 'wil Q L V ., , X. ..' Rev. Joseph Murphy, OSB, Religion, Lalin, History, Church Hisiory, Philosophy Lp- Rev. Gregory Pezzetii, OSB., B A. English aculty Rev. James Murphy, OSB., MA, European History if '1 J x i .K ..ii. -I Rev. Richard Sneed, OSB., BA. Adviser lor lrcshmen and sophomores. English, College Economics Rev. Thomas Rabrdeau, OSB., M Sc ArlAppreciafion, College Botany, Col- lege Zoology Rev. Michael Roeihler, OSB., American History sy 'ax fi rva.,-3 -,rf Rev. Denis Statham, OSB., MA., S TD. English, Scriplure, Dogmalic Theology 1. 'BL ,V ., i Facult Rev, Anselm Stroub, OSB., BA. Bro. William F. Tobin, SP., Adviser lor juniors and seniors, College B.S.Com. Adviser, lnlirmarian. Plane Geometry, Chemislry W9 . College Economics MG? BA. Athletic Director, Coach, Adviser lor juniors and seniors, College Adviser. Religion Algebra HS Geo ra h 1 1 ' - Q P Yr Driver's Ed., Physical Ed. Very Pev. Vincent Traynor, Rev. Joseph Zalolay, l..S.S., OSB., lvl. Mus. STD. Dramatics, English, Music, Speech, Sacred Theology, Greek, Hebrew, Ger- men Mr. C. J. Halley, Jr., M. Sc. Mr. Wallace McGowan. BA. College Math English, Music Appreciation Dr. William Neptune, PhD. College Chemistry i 537 :N ' ' 1 . J: :U J.. ' ' ' V ' 7' l .. gc, ' I -. ' '-2,2 via, 2 , J Y - L., gy A . V -' 1- E311 ,., Q, ,, x. Ckff 4 -. - I I '35 ...E l' J ,w i v f1 af'a ' r kerfrf. .gg se Ma -wg.. . if- i' sagrrrsf' J jg, .z,' Mr. Jorge Padron, lVl.Sc. Mr. William R. Wilson, lvl. Sc. , 1 3.3. College Chemistry, Biochemistry. College Accounting ,, ,gf 1: ' ' l' :fin-if V -Mil-lib: lffl . 4 Q. .v yr , zo ri x , 1.4 THE NOVlCES Seated: Frater Novices Luke, Martin, and Paul. Standing: Brother Novices Jacob and Emeric. Fraters George l'lcClendon and 'Q -I Raymond Villa are completing their course in philosophy at St. , , John's, Collegeville, Minn. Frater Q37 Conrad Betzen is taking his stu- ri dies in theology and physics at St. Procopius, Lisle, Illinois, is F. Jf'! P:'- FX ,Av- ' v fl X FF E fry' tt S 97 Brother Francis Talon, O. S. B. Brother Gregory Goad, O. S. B. .fbi 45- i. B -.., .. Brother Andrew Raple, O. S. B. . . f 197-51 0:3 THE MAJOR SEMINARY These students are preparing themselves lor the holy priesthood by their studies in sacred theology. Pictured are Father David, Father Richard, Brother William, Frater Bonilace, Frater Gregory, Father Michael, Rev. Mr. Cahill, Mr. McArthur, Father Peter, Mr. Howell, Frater Leo, Frater William, Rev. Mr. Knapp, Mr. Jelqeler, Mr. Schaiers. ' Q l A Da of Recollection Y' W f A Tn- -. -- - -..,.i n -:t , lt t , . 'iii ' l L- - .V J,-3,3 I t t-., . t Y 1 . t L '- ' i , tt ' F . i .4 ' ' V ' l T1-lui j.,li 47 - 1 A Yi g fe -. ' I si . ff? 1 '-T-LA. if, -. li1:jl..s t ,e ' 'V ss, ' 1 :ill ' l ,--.gf . ,tabs i J sit 5 I 1! ., ,, , nga -A. Father Edward is the student chaplain. 'I' At each quarter period lollowing the exams the students spend a day on retreat. A priest conducts the conlerences lor these days ot recollection. Other spiritual exercises occupy the students day, dur- The Reverend John Duffy, pastor ol St. Catherine's Church, ing which time he can concern himsell more intimately with those Pauls Valley, Okla. gave the conferences tor the first day or recollection. things which pertain to the salvation ot his immortal soul. 1' The Reverend Gerard Nathe, OSB., pastor ol Holy Family Church, Anadarko, Olcla. conducted the day ol recollection at mid-term. Z A The Right Reverend Msgr. Charles A. Bus- :-' ' 1 e' 'V well, pastor ol Christ the King Church, y., , A Nichols Hills COklahoma Cityj conduct- ' ed the third day ol recollection. F. Fifi i5 '9 ,- at 1:9 'J -1: 5211? Qrdinations 1. As the ceremony ot Ordinatiori begins the candidates appear be- lore the bishop with lighted candles . which later they will olfer to him. 2, A great moment lor the family is to receive the newly ordained son's iirst blessing, Fathers Richard and Peter bless family members. 3. This is the great moment lor the newly ordained. The bishop has im- posed his hands over the heads ol each new priestg who is now a priest forever. The clergy present place their hands over the heads ol each new priest to signify his acceptance into the ranks ot the clergy. I 4. Father Michael is vested with the chasuble, the vestment ol the priest. 5. The bishop gives the newly or- dained priests, Fathers David, Peter, lvlichael and Richard, an exhortation to remain taithtul in the service of it Q r l i 'fl mi? , if i qi ia,- lvlr. McGowan relaxes as Christmas va- cation begins. On the window sill can be seen a Nativity scene, Father Anselm takes time oll from his duties to relax. 'S fl im Ll f--4 i J 4 I ,ll 'll' felxigl 'll 1 mfq'v'g: i Y' ' 1'x', fi I X lr , Q 5 , . t Q t 33 ' 'I V ig 3 XIV ' it .T a 51,1 E i ' If tif- . will , A - J f,1:-V1.5 , Hut. g 1-4sb.-. -.N , i--Vg-f, -g ' .Em ' g'T'7' Wlse Men Lay Up Knowfecfge Education 'N I, ' g'f'. . 1 1- -:-A '4 L . ..,,,, 1. ' - I j.. E ' ,-,rn 1' 'Ea 1 J I. 1:7 1 511-ffwly. 1 1,-. - -1u':1i5 1 7 f 5 5 ' ,f -fm. :f - . 4 x ,yr . ii ' I- f ,L-, ,, ,,. 4 , k,, .. J, ,Q .. I- 1-M., I. 1 , . E, A ': l . ,Z ..:. , . , .Lgr Nj I' F in ,Ligigx -i - gg . hw. .. tv-A1,.,, - 2 ' 5212 3. L , I G 1 '1 'SU F ' K , nf? - v . , rv V P 5 K l ' f 4 1 A ' x X ,. 'V Y .. 51: ' 4 1' ,- V ,.-- f- Y V nys.. 'V N- f 'Sv-. 3 wig l 'J l unior Graduates - William G. Dressen 1 WICHITA. KANS. l David McCool WICHITA. KAN5. I l.uis Ruiz Los Anseuas J , x A L .44-. -4 S lm . Fresh m en A 5 gyf, gig. .1 A' K , Thomas Ancell . - , ,qt Vznnon. TEXAS Ai, V, 4 2 LF , 3 7 , ' James Autrey ' . -. N an X , ' Snnwueaoxu. l 5 , ,'-' I' N -fi ,tl he 43 --Q we J f '1 1' , ,r ,. - , :L 5 ' 4 1 45:5 ' X 'Ziff Don Bennett SULPHUR. OKLA. 1 l , 1 'Q , Y Roger Bordenkircher 1 J 4' -4, S1-mwuss. OKLA. . . 4 W. if V 1. r. - .ir 1 -ffl I Jacob Peter Braun ' ,' 'J ' l HQBART. OKLA. 'selff ' . ,fri ,: l i John Coffman Hgh if . ' PoNcA Cm. OKLA. Ewa ri 4 ' Q5-ik ll. , ':-'-' ' r N Don Graiz, R.N, lnlirmarian 5 ik TuLsA.OKLA. if '- 'lj -, Dean Harber ?x 5 E OKLAHOMA CITY J I . 1 21 . . gVkj2j,'- .- - lr Jim Harrison H X Eff ' an-.g f Wicmm FALLS, TEXAS ,... x ' , rx N Nl , These young men David lVlcCool. received diplomas of graduation from the junior college department-Bill Dressen, Luis Ruiz, Colle C F. W. unlor , ' C0116 e ' V q u 5, V - if 2 Freshmen , 'Q R-'S V Z, 'sei s Pat Hendrickson L - 5,!Q4, S-ig-'N ' SKELLYTOWN. TEXAS ffl- V:-,N Cjuzgg wg Henry Holder hw WNEAYLIND. OKLA, Robert Johnston A 7 MEADE. KAN5. - K , if-y ' Q' Joe Kavanaugh f. 1? '-- M A I, 1 Oxunomi Czrv x Q3 i l, i .iv V bv JY John Kelly X Q! if---X , '-'Y V . fr Yuxon, OKLA, V., ' 1 M, 1 David Koeisch ' - OKLAHOMA Cvrv K W Mas ' .Lf nj f'4!- 1 ' -jii, ' f r in was ,r L N55 r. lohnny Kralt 'L 1 -J-ff-,, A' G Hznnvzrn, OKLA. ,gg 1 N' 'qs' ' - NJ L Paul Gerald McGuire . t '-2' OKLAHOMA Ci'rY N Q, - I . I, l eu! ,V - P J. Jim McNallen 'M' 5 S-.5512 TULSA. OKLA. ' .Q . 1.5, T 4 .I V I A x Q 4-N ' by 5444- ..i--: 2--' 'i-4111-ui 5 I Terry Mcciueenney SMAWNEE. OKLA. Bob Navin SHAWNEE. OKLA. Joe Petz PRATT. KAN5. This page sponsored by Woolworth Co. 103 E. Main Shawnee, Okla. i mv may we xg' - 5' , ,QQXA 1 i r 7 .v-.' ii . gglz-A 1 , Y 'Q--Q, - I-JF' N fha. . 1 u J -,,. f .,r Q 'NP vi , K L :idx J1 .1- 'nf' - r. .W -1- L , wwf H X I j . - 1, , ,,.V . . X33 5 :ri , ' 1'--4' 5 ,J r -.H , ? unior Colle e J Freshmen J J John O'Connor OKLAHOMA Cmr John Penisten ADA. OKLA. Charles Roets WICHITA, KANS. Jean Roy ARDMORE. OKLR. Richard Schwarz OKARCHE, OKLA, Bob Sneed ARLINGTON. VA. Jerome Sokolosky OKLAHOMA CITY Wilfred E. Thoman FOSTER. Kennelh Tiiieringion TULSA, OKLA. Frank Veiga Los ANGELES Innes Villalpando WICHITA, KANS, Gilbert Avila Los ANGELES This page sponsored by Senator George Miskovsky - r v':' . f Ji ' 11221 if 7 3,,.m,Bi, A, McCool, Kelley, Petz, Harrison and Ruiz make use ofthe library in seeking inlorma- lion. Braun and Schwarz look for the book they want. Sneed, Roy, Bennett, Harrison, Titieringion, O'Conner, Autreyyeiga, Harber and Braun lind ihai classwork keeps them occupied. Men at Worlz l l lx 1 it 5 A, ff fll Tom Ancell pulls oil his boots alter a day's work. t2j Luis Ruiz and Gerald McGuire keep company with their books and desk in the Minor Seminary department. 137 Don Bennett and lean Roy take time out lor some home work. Ml John Kelly unpacks alter a weekend spent at home. Stout Tobacco and Candy Co. P. O. Box 229 Shawnee, Olrlnholm College Men at Recreation To 5 a ii. e'f' , -,... rv -I f K ,---.4-' McNallen and Tiiieringion enjoy a game of chess while Roy picks up some of the iine points. Q21 Auirey, Koeisch, Kraft, O'Connor, Sneed and Kav C35 anaugh enjoy a program on TV. 1 Tiiterington and Harrison team up in a game ' of doubles at ping pong. Q41 A view oi the college men's recreation room. iii iifj i Wxzl mei g fi? bookstore-Calder, Cowden, Roy, Mal- donado, DeCabooter. Gene McGunre waxts. rn NW' y fm' L V1 xv e . e Tj 1 L.. :L - Harris 'Q O nf view TV. play snooker. Verge Schwarz team up in ping pong. Ancell takes some movies. -4 Villalpando, Dressen and bf in a bit sunshine. ian X E I, . , 4. 1 , -,. , - ,,.,,,. - .. -....f- 1- ' f' '---f'-Ap-ref'-'mf O'Connor, Schwarz, l'4cNallen, Braun, Harrison and Father Anthony play a game of touchball. '- i.lv'- .K .ffm V il? N' .....5Tf- ' f 4 f ' J. xx r r ,Ji 1 , . I Table waiters-Krall, Luiz, Tellez, Pelz and Burgetl. Sl 'WK rlienngton, I . fl' XFX 4-9 .,- .1 ' A friendly cha!-'Bennelt and Roy. 4 qs Gossip-Kavanaugh, Langan, Goodall, Brunner, Vosburglw and McClendon Stallorcl, Eck roat,Kull1meier and Hayes. fi pn- Q 7:5 QQ 4,er 5,2 2155 2-,JG 4 , 9 L ZSEKQK7 'cu , , ,,. I M if , rr -, 2 18 4 1 '- 21,1 -f ' ,G-r..5f1:xq,y , 41595135 -'Aa we , -,'g:XC3SiQ ,- , 1 ' 'l-1 l : l, j is lzzfg, i . 142. 1' ,xmgyv 1. l Q 5 1, E TA . Sneed reads Koeller, is this agic V AL .M .. KGH13, ,A ,Egg ,, -iw,-, ,. 1 i FL . ,,,, 'ir' .,:S v Y s-fs: F22 A. 534 .mg 35:4 iff? 5, 4.243 A 1 11 V 'V 3,7 ,is EJ , v,,.1 . . 1' ' - w w s g w5.n. 1 1 n N' Il. 1, J-,'w',l . ,ff ,I 1 K . 4 Z I Brunner explains ilfxe rules of ihe ' N game io T. Mdxley and Simmons. , if .pw , , m J Y , ' - '- 1-Il at 1 ,.- .144 'Y , . fl ll PS. ! ? 1 i : ' 1 I y Q, 1' . ,. h Vg.- ' , r, x' . .'. X, xl--.l- , Penisten, Harrison f-HE .AW I ,,,,-.4 q',. Q,f . qw x1 pg G l, v -, '.-If . v 1 naulafg On l nlvv .Y 'igllzltjliiffx' P4 .wi f l l -was . , ..'f3i-- X ,. Lwzizzs ms:-is y ' p:'iE1Qt-521 ' i Lil' Ima ' ' ' mga ,, John Vosburgh, .lean V Roy inspects the Advent wreath. .Qi - F' ' 2. . ' ' 1 PL.. , 1 I , ess, , ,. . Kavanaugh enjoys l Joe Ri' f Roy and Mike Scully pose lor the birdie. l 'jl Sa--E 'W' ei. 3' 12 himself atRfdeslc. I pf- high school boys with snow ba ,,! ?-s- ,.,,-H0 ga enjoy peppering - I 5 Dressen a ,nvsa .. - Titterington, Kelly, Q step. no Villalpando relax x l .fm V. ir XM Autrey gossip on the back wif -N Minor eminar The boys Junior college men in the minor seminary studies in philosophy. Some will enter the t I jg?- X V, In ' vnu- - - - f - -..- 1' -- M- . - 5 I U , - ' -f ,. ,Z-F,--F In lil- 1.l,..,,u -s 3 , 5.4 Y .7-'L Uh- as Tf1 4fb 'd li - r Nm 'a'v'::,iL',g'rJ 7 sig,-Q' QQU' ' .W ' I-Ima., ru-,M ylijiv' 1 ' -1 . -U1iil.1'a'2'1h 1,.,:'., I 1 . I .min -B2 -unc. f ii 7 ---re .I f Vr 'P-sim? l': f?J-Ji' ix A , ,rgltnlor-I dau- 1 as , .?' ,V A -' t-I v' f 'l u' :gillif ' J ' -LLIII I. ,J , -lllmm Iii LM, If Shaw yu nh rv-1 B ,FE-Q JI I I,-.,.,-I 'H ,. .,,-, ,J .4 HU 'V ' IN- M f .4 '44 ,-xi - V- -Ill: N . Y, ,, , 1-QI, '- - 0 .. ,,. I, 1. :un-i 'aug-If - YA , 'EI i S lhl BIS who hope someday to join the ranks ol Christ as priests. These minor semina- rians have their own study hall and dormitory under the supervision ol Father Augustine. ln a year or two they will begin their Benedictine Order this summer. -I- -I -I- -4- -I -I -:- -I- -:- -:- -:- -:- -1- -I- 'tln piety, purity, humility, obedience, dis- cipline, and study strive to make yourselves priests alter the heart ot God. -Encyclical ol Pius Xl, Ad Calhoiici Sacerdotii - -4- .'- .l- .l- -1- -1- J- -L. - - 'l l 'i 'l 'i I I u I I I I I l l I I I all Choose Knowfecfge Rather Than Go Classes ' ' zl'?LFI7.f- 1 Z. . I H H ev?-Q:-11. 1 1 E ,f Q Y-AQ , if ' lwaj Martin receives individual attention in English class lrorn Fr. Vincent, Sweet dreams, Jellers. Scientist Hunt and Hopper appear to be busy. The camera shy boy in the back is Munsell. Q The students pictured on the title page have dis- tinguished themselves by outstanding achieve- ment in their class work. With tour seniors they rank among the top ten per cent ol the student body. Forthis accornplishment they have been given membership in the Oklahoma State Honor Society. These are James Bishop, Arthur Decabooter, James Burbank, John Duffy, Robert Fred Martin, Roger Lochhead, Thomas Goodall, Paul Fairchild, David l.angan, Terry Schones, Xavier Mendoza and Cletus Gerald Stein. l:l1'GSl1II1G1'1 Frank Bumpus ARDMORE. OKLA. Jesse Sidwell POND CREEK. OKLA. Jerry Munro NDRMAN. OxLA. Thomas Mendoza Los ANGELES Gary Don Reid SHAWNEE. OKLA. Francis Schmitt OKLAHOMA CITY Rudy Pleiller Mriuu, OKLA. Paul Jaeb ST. MICHAEL. MINN, Paul Wm. Simon COLWICH, KAN. Pres H1611 Tom Watts WICHITA. KANS, Wayne Ellis ARKANSAS CITY, KAN5. Arvol Kirk OKLAHDMA CITY Mike Compton EL RENO, OKLA. Sam Grillin GUTHRIE. OKLA. Arthur DeCabooter WICHITA, KAN5. Mike Jellers SMAWNEE. OKLA John Bledsoe DALLAS. TEXAS Paul Fairchild smtwnsa. OKLA. 'W o, u t . l 5 ..,.f 5 -, s,,o:,2J i 'L if ., . N I sri is f , , N F' ... 3 - IL: '-0- . I . -3 I ,, 25 - W1 mf -s ima? ' ' , if' A -Hifi Q' , J tif X-,V N so 'nw X, in t i-i 1 r ' L ,Q--.,,,,,,4 Q72 1 X .V t 1 f LQ 5, ' '7.., , 'yi 'vw f-'L H-J' I . 'ff 1 1 ' , f?,1..1Q,?'- s V' 'Q 1 wgsfi, I 5 1 AK QL, ,fs ff l X . -1 John Dully ADA. UKLA. This conversation is taking place be- lore Spanish class begins. Fr. Robert has something to say to Rodriguez. Do you suppose the Rector is serious? I Ni ..ttI i H., 3 :ji Eggs ij 'ai I . , ', ,QL il- ' , 1 ms.: t - r 51-' ,vgjr--L. A' - . -H.'?.QIiIff 'G V , N ,Q 'Tl ssv bxff - ' sl ,,-55 rt . -in-: , 'Init , Q4-W.: v -rgxisz. V zx: Q -- ig , - L, e t T ' - w--fast k :..ssm:'.u'.':-:4,,.'- . . 3--rnxzzrru fp'-.453 t,L,.,4,lLc: 4 l' il '- 4 i H Pres men il ' 4 'Q.. l. dr 9 Ronnie Roberls Ii 1 , l Aj ,, ' Annmonz, OKLA. L ' ,jx x mf 'G f Jose Rivero X , AH fl' Mexico CITY Q' bf. Mike lvloxley OKLAHOMA CITY A William Calder ' MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. Clelus Slein Asmmn. Kms. Thomas Williams OKLAHOMA Crrv K--. N John l-lunt Wicvnm, Kms. y dx 12,1 B r 'FQ lvlilce Kavanauglw Oxunnoml Cirv Y-TAT Fr. Edward is engaged in a discu and Wells. Colley is in the back CHICAGO lLL, l - - uulz ', Jay Lorenz ' L53 . 1- .T '4 U A '.L X: is 1 E LA.. 1,1 f 'Q' ' ' is f l Li 'I This page sponsored by Lantz Walgreen Agency 20-22 E. lvlain Shawnee 3 Larry Wells Tu LSA. OKLA. ssion before algebra class with Calder. Canlu. Benlon ground. ..L I'GSl'1II1GI1 Robert Hayes KINGMAN, KAN5. Tom lvloxley OKLAHOMA CITY Raymond Zayonc HARRAH. OKLA. Edwin Hanks CUSHING, OKLA. Thomas Marlin WICHITA, KANS. Eddie Cook ANADARKO, OKLA. Leo Benton SHAWNEE. OKLA. Dick Schedler GLENVIEW. ILL. D. C. Barnes wicmm, Kms. if .N-Tift . W I . i --.sf 1 5-.fi 25: L .L I fl. , i A 2 fir. ISI-' 1-1 9 1 A 7 152 i 1' ' Audi' .gl il f. -1 A5 i .,-- L:ij, ?1 A . il , 5' 7 i s if ' x Vg,gg2E5f.. , 9, '..'4Nf' ' Nfl' ' 1711 'lr' i 1 W, 1 . .eil ' 'wi 4' - f ' , ' , - , -ui V .-ff? .1 P4 ' in Y' va , f Q' Seal L4 ' ii if Nil' . , . ., . s li -s s ' f ' . an . . , ,, ., U - A 1 , - l l I 3 Jr .V I , i .TN , ' '5 ', rf ,nn T611 . . -51 r, ,J :E A . .iii pf-.ir L 1-y p' . ' l S ie A :se Q ' Q . 'Y - ..!.:- ' ' v5fi.fzg:f.' - ' ' 1, , Ei 'I ' ' 2, 'rgrifr ' 'MBL .1 W. If Afilfv. . , i 9 i . rf.: - ..1,f'?5.:-:Q - 2 y' ' X .-:U -1 - , X -e' -1--L I ,ef rl . 2 ' ii 5+ is MEL' Bill Shaeier QQ , Duncan. OKLA. , 1 . 'ifiy ff-'ff 'Eli' .1 riff . 5:.: 5 SS- ' Morris needs helpl Fr. Eugene - 'F f points out the question io him in A ' 4- lirsi year English class. Vosburgh f -,sr y ' is studying Cposedpl Lorenz is Vg' sm'A'TT 5: taking care of someone elses busi- E -gl ness. Kirk leans his head in his 3 AWQL' l 1, fi 'S ' 'I hands io ihink oui his problem. E 3'i:g..'q 'gf . -. ii .4 - H r ii rf:sa:..5'iA 1- 4 st! '2 'ff fi V- . 'QI ii V -15: J I 1 -!.. This page sponsored by Fog Service, lnc. 6 NE Sixth Oklahoma City ' '-QQ ri X ,' wi , I . . wil. -- liz 'Nl ' X qs, 1.-Vx -v c, if i 1 V - ' V-ti, R- 'nf' .9 , Si isfiffi H ' ' ' .i 1 ' Q! 5 5-5 . W :E . . '- . 15 , i if -nba-Q1 i V if '41 Q v fs if-A 414 f , an Lai W' ffiffi 11 f ..- i W: 1 - A, L' in , sf A ir Q- -- A .wi i ,' 1 MLB- . ,, 1 'L i. I 7,14 1 ,, , - .- 1 , .,., - 4 W :mg ' .1 , , . .. Y 'if S 'i -. ,g , I .- ' i , i 1 I ft ' N y ' if - .fi ' A 5 ' . ,- v ' . if . . gi- ' X.. A H- , A: If c-' 3-M J, uw. , ' 1 SNES! jr N' ' J I . fx, -J eff' I Michael Cunningham STILLWATER, Ohm Fr. Boniface keeps Kavanaugh. Griffin, Kirkffroni rowj, Hanks, Morris and Lorenz occupied in Oklahoma hislory. This page sponsored by Pratt Shoe Co. 106 E. Main Shawnee, Qkfahoma ,L , A, R, 1-A AV i i f i 1 j,Qgg,,.. 'f 'l ' ' fl' 'N I A,3:-7.:,,.,- 34 L1-.pre A 14 N lFIGShIHGH uf Mike Lies MOUNT HOPE. KANS. Carlos Caniu Los ANGELES Sherman McNally ommcuz. OKLA. i A Mike Hopper SHAWNELOKLA. John Coffey NURMAN. OKLA I Mike Murray OKLAHOMA CITY Bill Cornish MCALESTER, OKLA, Richard Morris SHAWNEE, OKLA. Jim Vosburgh VVICHITA KANS. f' fi? jill -if rl, Ar? IGS H1611 Robert Lebrija MEXICO CITY Joe Muliany DALLAS. TEXAS Luis Rodriguez CAnAcAs, VENEZUELA Robert Bennett OKLAHOMA CITY Cody Munsell OKLAHOMA CITY George Larrea MEXICO CITY David Simmons TULSA. OKLA. Nell Thurston oxuuom cnv William Lebrija MEXICO CITY These boys learn about the world: they are part ot Fr. Daniel's geo- graphy class. Roberts, could you tell us where Africa is? A, kfi '15 2 xqg i F .4 V 'o-G2 ,, K 0 qv 1 . f QL., .v I ?fT'5fl?E?i5i-f fa I f.-Ui ,Q .1 .I I A if gf? HI is 'Sf .W eff ' Nj Dick Seeley FORT SILL, OKLA. i--, li. A e-2 5 Q my fx gggry . J-.4 4- AY? --fn, ,-LQ' , '- i -sm, I J A, ' --sd et, ' 7' .. I , --.1 ..- Ayer, L N Pat Stark ARKANSAS CITY, KANS. lLies T. Marlin Mullaney 'Morrison Pat Siark. ra ' - 1. If I fx rp Calder, Jaeb and Zahler s end art of Thanks :vm vaca tion moving books nn the Isbrary as anis. 4.4.14 - Uranium Rush a new game popular with these students Murray and Compton do their laundry In h laundermai Simmons lands a right to T. Moxley's jaw. '. ' f. M-E Jaeb tem and Hayes Calder presses burns? Bishop Stein and DeCabooier carry on like housewives- a bit ol iron ing board conversation. Anoiher ol those games enjoyed by the boys 7? 41- ,..,-f',, 1 ., -YTDC-, - ' ' f..'f :f A Y '-- , . ,.o,.. .....-V -uxugggmz l11i 1 a shlriwhlle Compton whiitles 35 ,a.,,,,,, E., ,.. 4?-.. -M - -'-' - -' '-14 Louis Enriques - OKLAHOMA CITY 3 l Joe Winters i TULSA, OKLA. 1 i Us '- Q ', lli' l William Eckroai 1 if I N Q iii? OKLAHOMA CITY Y Y YA , .Y-. -f. L, 8 1 ,1 is A rr '. , . iz-T' 1 , -ws' 'Ti 1:13 Q Q 1 H1ff4aw1'f1m .i,4.1.ff. 1 , r.1 ,f -c'aive3 . .V .gg iifi 1,11 ,, 32 Q1 7 ,fl :J-33.2 -r -.11 V Q -' -.5y9g1., , 2:5 ,Q'i3 11' if- .-L , - ' U ' l 1 I g krfisfagss 1 ji : M Z fh- 11, ii ,'- 1 ' 3 1 fl'-s 1 4 fs, v -ef ' .1::- 1 m 1, ,. ir' --t ., ., I ,.-113 'ff -7' ':1'e-rex , 1 1' Il 415- - L1.e...-a..4PN 1 L,.,-,:. i 5.2, ll, - , . . . filiw - 1 si.. ' ,- 71:-' , QW Q .pm A ip. , ln, -1 , , lolwn Anderson 1 'lf OKLAHOMA CITY 'f K 2 ll. 1. mllqlti 2. f . P qv Joe Jennings f ' MCPHERSON. KANS, '1 A-.Qi A.W, 'Egfr Ls Charles Kollcer ELGIN, OKLA. 1 op omores lvlike Healy WICHITA, KANS, : ,,,,, 1 1 sf L A f l This is religion class. Fr. Dam- l, . , ian iries lo hold the aileniion .- '-1' I- l ol his students. Ai least Bishop QQ? l seems iobeinlerestedp Sclwones sy I and DeLorenzo direct their at- l A i' 1 is lenlion io him also 114 , Q 1 ' if ' This page sponsored by Biltmore Hotel Harvey a'fGrand Oklahoma City i i 1 211. l l l 1 Ll' l ,QW lmWLmH?? fs 1 H21 1 14112 .J . ' - 'Leg 'S Q33 ' l f , Ml F .1'iii1i?1.1 T' . 1 ls1gk?ff.' L X 5. 1 iE5F?E?7N'f3Ql , ,tg -Lan. p+15+nh J:- 'i ,ip s y ,im 1- ess: e:sei11 ff 'MD' ,, if Rua. .1 ,, 1-554 1 -xr 1 I 1 l f 11 . WL ' . a 4' I . 7 ,, 1 1. ii i 1 1534 1 .,,. .fig ..1-, ,,. 1- J l .i A 1 if + 1 .J I w W 4 i i ll 411 . . i ,, v iirlf' fF i1-.wir , i Pay Morrison DAYTON. OHIO Tom Bayer LAGRANGE, lLL, Cletus Mages SFEARVILLE. KANS. Y .fifzfi - , JA , L - J 1 1 ' NHS., .I '1 .I' 1 ' -wi Q ,,. ' --Q 3, ' 11 '1 1. 3 1 'H if , Y ' ry , l xi 1A gr - kv ,: A l' .15 ' ',. .' , H John Whittington OKLAHOMA CITV Mike McCabe MARACAIBO. VENEZUELA Bart Mohr MAIZE. KAN5. T5-I Q1 i - i i I 1 4' l f H, X in -f' i . , I i i I nr ' i A ri , H. ,.t . ,- ,,v.,x I . , it 'P F J M , i h 'Ft J i I f ' ' 'l' ' s ' 1 , h. I Y lllj Roger Lochheacl OKLAHOMA CITY V Bob Martin Q-gtg OKLAHOMA Crrv xml ' ' -.1 gg ' N.: John l'-lahn 1 TuLsA. OKLA. ., to iqoo J . ' 1,5 in Ai.. 4 ., 1- -Q52 Y i -'.A,' ffl' , 1' . 'j ' Q 2 mm i'x? 53 ie ii , J fag. ' 1 -6-. ,,,-,J 1f.freFWfrir 1-.t-.- ,-r ,a ,. o i .ee , ' n + '!i . ei LOS ANGELES -I Pat Donnelly OKLAHOMA CITY Jim Bishop OP OIIIOIGS M Ramon Ma Mexico Cnv These boys are learning what makes them tick. Fr. Peter is showing his biology class a section ot lung. Whose lung dicl you borrow lor the demon- stration. Father? rti L QF f I .F i. K 4 l' H 1 : x 't J N ' e .N 4. . 1 H' 'Jimi 4' if , + ' , +5 L 7 + 1 , 3 al' 1 4 Richard De Lorenzo OKLAHOMA CITY fi , T5 : , Y r rx J i ' ,i 1 1 'x , 1 ! t . fi iii . ' This page sponsored by Sunshine Laundry8.Cleaners 1000 N.W. lst oKLAHoMA cm. oxLAHoMA qu. op omores - iris 1, Rina. Terry Schones -- - ARKANSAS CITY Eddie Maldonado ' MONTEBELLO. CALIF, Mike Wilson OKLAHOMA CITY f'g'1'3g, 5 xx w i lx r I 'Q 1 F 1 5 . 1 J .1 133' ,', l , F. -Z' 1' I l 1. .,.y, a isis! -l' I 12 L We if 'T A r Y' 'RL W I Q ., -X - i 1-.ragga I fi l i v i 1 ivgviyd '- we L V. f , .as ,.- John Paschall NISZDMA PARK. OKLA. Douglas Fairbanks WICHITA. KAN5. Roger Beach ARKANSAS CITY Francis Conrardy WRIGHT. KAN5. ,...- ,s,L,., , Q I ' Howe. Apodaca, Mendoza, Goe- bel, Lochhead S. Roberts are en' gaged in a bil ol Hlriendlyi' dis- cussion wilh Fr. William follow- fnw - ing English ll class. This page sponsored by Federal National Bank 24 E. Main Shawnee QE: i i .' FF ' W l' 4' Q' , ' l r 1 Q X 1 1 -'- i I E Cx! S 5' . -1' - KJ, ifylny ,. 1, ' 1, xg 1, ,L -',g'f..,1-22631:ami z 'L L in N - ,f . - . , . A- - - . '-4....- , . L 5-J . fr.: rv. :., .-'Z 1. '45 u - ga. . . - , X, J . J., .. i ' H r 71.1 1 wdejgwi 'ff 1 ' Y fn.. , in .- ' ff- :A I 'mf i f, ' Q' 3' ll .i v 'IF' 64 '37 l he , f' 1 l ' 79 si 4, ,, . 4- .MAL-., . '- 'A 14,1 , 1. 2 . nf l 4 wr v w L i , .. Us I 4- f. sd x , , -Q. nf.. ' Ernest Negreie Los ANGELES John McWilliams OKLAHOMA CITY Carl Gehlen Aueusn, Kms. 1 .. i gi, Y 4 ' Wx S9 f 1 ' 'F , ,Y-,,.,. John Meaders ouuc1w.onLA. Eugene Matthews OKLAHOMA CITY Harry Stattord ARKANSAS CITY. KANS. 'vi ,.,..a.iL. ...4 3. 1 Hum e. t . 1 ,A : 3:2 'J' ' f in . ft 'tn H K .., .. , lat 'hlm 1 .3 V I 'bl XKtT i . 1 4 Ja'-a! f' L '?. .Q . in , . r 4 .. W 1 b . .9 fl' ' -.- -'-.....h T' If Ft X - fs .f Q r' Y inf 2 CK A ' 'I 'mi . . x y an -'K t Z op omores Jerry Delzrange KREHS. OKLA, Jimmy Lane ENID, OKLA, John Jones WEWOKA, OKLA. 1 t Frank Sampere SAN LUIS POTOSI Mzxxco i- Q' Richard Sanabia Los ANGELES Bob Kuhtmeier ARKANSAS Clrv, KANS. Arthur Cox Fmnrnx, OKLA Fr Joseph checks papers ol hrs second year Lahn class In the front row are Eckroat Dunphy Donnelly and Conrardy. who. with their other classmates por' tray varied moods ol teaming. Thts page sponsored by Chas. Unzner Leather Goods Co. 214 E. Main sHAwNEE.oKLAHoMA OP OIITLOIGS Rod Scott Tu1.sA. OKLA. Gary Dunphy L05 ANGELES Xavier Mendoza LOS ANGELES K t L ' w e '-. at ' f- f Vu -.fr 1. ' . . 1 piziifz 5'-.gi-' ' ,Z'?Zn2,-'Zi-fd-v .' L - ' 550 'f fiT f-5' ' ' X N e'sR.s4.-1.044 . . e . i 6' tr. ' sl . .ill . -L-., fum. - -A Luke Howe MONTEBELLO. CALIF, Robert Apodaca L05 ANGELES Joe Hendrickson SKELLYTOWN, TEX. ff in TIF. 3--af-l eg' gr r .ik . , V ' ' . ' I, l QE W.. we i 1 i 1 . vflztrga i Q X 'ji : P ' it t' 5551 if ' -- L ' r rr 'fs A-J 1 k . t , . Jig? Fred Franz WICHITA. KANS. Tommy Large '--ad ' ' -39 .1 ORLANDO. OKLA, w'f 'UJ sl. A NH G If Lee Odenwald Los ANGELES ,QV '- ' H67 .,.K t 'n t H V . . A 'Z - h 1 i -1 ' r , . 1. , .j it t aff.,--6 - ff., . L-ffl:-4' , ., ' Y: .' , ' '.f.L,'w . ' ' . ' x , .4 r ,,:, 5 Y! l Y . -ff: ' A 1 -L iff? X - NWO ' r .4 Mi iv L i' ,L I i Dennis Coleman 1 Wicumt. Kms. ' My favorite subject. mathl How ,,,,..- otten have you repeated that sentence to yourself? Mendoza makes it look so easy. Just what is Lochhead doing at the board? This is a portion of Fr. Anthony's geometry class. This page sponsored by Eckroat Feed 8x Seed Co. 1106 N. Eastern oxLAHoMA c11v.oKLAi-tom iv 1 .- .I ' 1 if i 12 .,,, 1' AS' rf in f 1 r OP OHIOICS I '4 Q. ef, . gf- V Y I E 3, Ag Edwin Goebel li I 'xfxlswf 5 '09 wrcmn. Kms. 1' , Armando Gomez V N Mzx1coCnTv w f 'ri' 'I 5 Don Gappa ' , OKLAHOMA Crrv X ' V K 1 5 fn-.T-A '-. 9-l.l?- U Y F F 'bw Mike McGinnis H r OKLAHOMA Crrv 2 ,X I , Q Terry Shea 'V x ,X t .--- ' 4? ARKANSAS CITY, KANS ' N. -f 591-4, . - rp- vp vw - A Larry Thorson 1 F? I CHICAGO, ILL. ,Q ' rf N Q . M: , Pete Baar F . W' PAz.cs PARK. lu.. ' ' r . v '5 W1 .5 , -so ' 1 I x - A Jose Sampere X . ' I ,' . .1 5, . T ', SAN LUIS POTCSLMEXICO C715 , ' - N g, 93 -, - all ,fi ' , ' ' Jesse Hays Smiih A , 0 ' Aanmons. OKLA. ra. X- .,., ' A . ',- A' V W,-:P ' : - Rf 5421, N' 31-7 ' JI I' lf 1 .g ','i f-v- 2, r f r :A Schones. F. Sampere, Baer and Sanabia busy themselves in the library. Qu Fr. Robert conducts the second year Spanish class. Look S1 Qhose bright laces. he minor seminary siudenls assemble err new ,M - 79' f. X' lockers HS, -61 4 ppb f Calilornianslfgden '37 is -l J A Sophomore class gathering Bishop, Howe, Baer, Sanabia and Hayes read all the noiices concerning the Moxley-Simmons light. i ,frigid 1 I N li I 4 Bishop Wald and Dunphy. ,.,s A While Pearson stands absorbed in his book, Sheahan gives Joe Hendrickson something he deserves. .0172 JV i. li. qwfgil .guys xx Coleman do the mumps hurl? Ni P- -. More notices being examined by Gappa, Donnelly Bishop, and Compton i 2 fl gg X 2, , ft liivllg 1 V X H i No , , Eur o 1 l wa 5 Aside T Fooiball slar Beach Cunnlngham, wont Franz gwe you , W1 ---W-W Am, , Q Office boy Healy In V Q l T N a drink ol coke? Hello, Judy, this rs Lane. , l, 5.52 1'5- Coleman M. Kavanaugh Mornson Fr. Richard lalks to the boys-Large, Joe Hen- drickson, Bob M rlin. ,e ....e:1Q7'N-k AT Mages. TV Barber Shop Pelz scalps Donnelly Thomas Mendoza has jusl been sheared The other boys try to walch TV Q ' '7 A lain Xavler Mendoza varnvshes a rack ln the lnbrary. Em uniors Bob Lutz WRIGHT. KAN5. Mickey LaFoe WICHITA. KAN5. Mike Tomko BRADDOCK. PENN, Watty Cunningham WICHITA, KANS. i J' g -- 9 XL V 'Jil' W S K.4Lr 4 if WJ i f V,,V 1 ' John McDonald OKLAHOMA Cm! i I X fi A hi 2 25' asa Gi Is., Vx .pe Tom O'Brien OKLAHOMA CITY 5 ., is ze' Pai Higgins OKLAHOMA CITY Dale Young SHAWN EE, OKLA. Fred Marlin ' wicmn. KANS. g--4 . . fb - Need a secretary? Would Winters or Gustafson do? Fr.-Benedict sees that these young iypisls keep iheir fingers in practice. This page sponsored by Reinhart8iDonovan 116 Park Ave. Oklahoma City i li ,f 1 I i if Y if A 53 4 I -l 1 ' . 5 , . E -,,r-' x i ,I ., ' 'n h L ' wi In Tom Goodall OKALHOMA CITY Jim Koelsch OKLAHOMA Clrv Bill I-lelean SHAWNEE. OKLA. if 1 I 'X , , ity, 'i .,e43?f TKg. :W fn' . Y- ' ' '? I Would you believe ii. Freddie Marlin working al his exam? Heres prool, McGuire iurncd avoundiusi in iime io get his lace lull ol lighi lrom ihe llasli. This miglil be eniillecl a,Sludy in Facial Expres- sions. Take a look alWiniers and Beaver flronl rowjg Helean and Benton iback rowll. Is Bcnlon perplexed over an algebra problem? This page sponsored by Helean Plumbing 8. Heating 710 W. Ford Shawnee I .,,...-. ,lf L.- Frank Mohr MIUZE. KAN5. .l:135'l5e I serif . - , Nu g I T , Qi ' Q I L...,.iL. X f lb---1---Q-M, ' A Dave Langan TULSA, OKLA. -i if ' .Y L u -,L,. E vi-.V - i ie e xi , i ff? , I.: x 1. uniors lohn Older! WICHITA. KANS. David Pearson OKLAHOMA CITY Bill Lindsay DENl50N. TEX. A si we - g., L ,Q L L Mike Cowden OKLAHOMA ClTY , 2 Y .1 5,577 iiiii-'T , ,ff 1 , 3 A -ii f uniors Don Compton Wlci-HTA. KANS. Gerald May COLWICH, KANS. Ralph Foster DUNCAN. OKLA, :se V Bill Holloway BURGER. TEX. David Gustafson WICHITA FALLS. TEX, Nick Kelly DALLAS. TEX. i ' Tom Wilkinson Des Moines. town A Ll fa P? rEPw..,, ' '- l l Donald Hawkins Cuiciutsi-in, OKLA. , , V , f , Marc Clark WICHITA, KANS. Cutouts in the junior yearl yes, that is what Hawkins is doing. lt is all a part of art appreciation class. Al Mohr. what, a coke in class? Oh. you have the bottle filled with water to wash your brush, Lindsay, Martin and Scheer complete the picture. A lew students are all in a corner. This page sponsored by Auto Hotel 112 Park Ave. Oklahoma Ci -? NJ' - ww - if el 1 1 Y -Q K ia? i r 4 29 ll ,f? ' ,bl 7 - 2.1 I N wg ami 4 55 ks . 'ff N 'A .V -,J .Q f . .writ ig-, .. fs Ti' fi ,E I Y 5 -9-U ,- ---::, - , 'T uniors John Zahler ST. MICHAEL. Mmn. Gary Scheer WICHITA. KANS. Gene McGuire OKLAHOMA CITY 1 Bob Whiison SEHINOLE. OKI-A. SIOUX FALLS. So, DAK. William Hendrix Msxlco CITY B, 'I ' r ' I xg e -1 ' X ' 1 ,f J',:-,fi , 1 Y., , Sgr,-K:,: . e 1 ,ee v I .W-af' I9-'av l Leaning posts-F. Mohr, Lies, Lane and Harber. ef' L Vx! Freddie campaign managers-Haw kins, Lindsay, Bob Martin and Vleaders. Qtr- Ji JJ Study hall scene .i 21.1 3 .iw I ' Ill ' r' if T 'l A rf , .. uw he listens to the radio Franz listens in as Holloway ca s Darla. Jose Sampere stands b 'YI I' . v '01 Us ,- 'T-7.4 ldv '..:f li V l rigid work u ng on lockers. ' iql-.. ,A--V,f-f' 'A , A V W- , George Martin, Freddie and Tommy Mar- tin and Foster look inlerested. Joe Hendrickson, Al Mohr, Kelley and Scheer. f'v-r . X v ' l Schremer mumps' Gomez and Lee restnng w ary bones. and McGunre ,L-f , :L-.-+ -3 ,gg .JI :ng home for Chrlsimas Franz OBrien Bob Marten Goodall Matthews 159 - Spexarih leedlng the sick Wells - Cook, Tellez, Morrison, Goevert. Jim Vosburglw is-bf' Don't be afraid, Foster. Marlin won'l pour the suds Pictures taken during the prellmnnarles to the elechon ol a student council Al? F. Martin makes a APT -..1-2-If I -,wlx F wi -.nu 3 Campaign managers lor Fred Martin Hawkins Meaclers B Martin fix NWN Meng and Bump Shawnee have the mumps Benion and Helean agp- A Sauna, M7'WCi In A Sauna, Bocfy Activities T H, oolzball -rv! was taken E gi an WJ it Shown with his trophy lor being the most valuable back of the all-star S John Vosburgh, End ,gilline rl ft im'-1. 1 A we e .- 'L -t.- A ' N 1 bi' J- ' g ew Tm 5 ' ,1 ,, ...J - - 're -lf ' , ' ' Si'-r lifffv x 'J .. ,,. , 2-fffekrig ' -, xx, -'Q-Q:-. 1 , 1 4 xiii: L - :Ht V - A .-:.1ets3,? r -:X-6192 U re .W fl, '4. ' . ra'-12.4 - .1 2-f '- 1,- .2ag'fP f5i'rZ.'l V 11 r . -V il:-5' J x-P - . V Eg XA. I lim . ' .4 '--'---.N-s4..2. . . r , ,, .a.g.fi,.5,:,:,,Q,.J,3Sg. ,M Wu- , V , .-- 1:4-.va Ernest Negrete, Tackle Bob Mcclendon. Center ' In X. queite game. Members ol SGH. team shown are 61 Marvin Brunner, 51 Bill Helean, 16 Freddie Martin Gully haubackl and 18 Dan Kavanaugh. Jim Vosburgh, Tackle l ' The coaches, Fr. John and Fr. Daniel, are linding out that they have ro work harder than their squad. Here they are shown planning the strategy lor the next game Mn The tri-captains, John Vosburgh, Dan Kavanaugh, H and Mike Scully, kneeling, receive a demon- stration lor a ball handoll from Father Daniel and Father John. Jaclc Krall, Tackle 4 -4-I 1-J if 4 7 ' L3 mi il N Ji X Dan Kavanaugh, Hallback 'The cheerleaders lor '55-'56g Dennis Sheahan, Loretta Philpoii, Jim Hen- drickson, Alice Navin, Charles Rellner, Yvonne Dolan and Bill Holloway. , Inset: Betty Bradburn. John MCCUa'!9vQbfrEiPe ba? '?F, i-14 V t V 4- ' I me l ' ,:.f':,, '3' . ' .g VFX' , Ax l I V A at-P Q'-' 1,v1. 1 ' A 1 I 'QT' rf . ,J , f ff ,- I, TQ -1:3 , iv, . ---ze - , 4, -Q-Av 1 3,.f:.f ar - , . A - ...fill ' ' fd 'M' LH- K -:- V'--'I FMF' 'r 'L rw- r 1' ,, f M J i l 9 'f 'l?Eq1.f-C jl if ' r- au f? f - 'H f' :' ,v :.r .'T.-was ' A' f l ' N W 1 .31 C , Q, , V , Y I V: L with ' M 'U A-4 ' ' 14 - Aye- ' rg '1 ,,A.71.-af:-'-11,4 Qu. :AX ' ' 7 ' ' 'QB Trophy awarded S G H lor '56 as the ' - Catholic Conference Co-Champions. --.. . ,J 'l u Q. P I NV Fr. Daniel and Fr. John make last min- mi, in -1 Gary Dunplwy, Line backer Il Marvin Brunner, End x nl lfql mf 'SI 'W K 6 . X ' 4 I - - , : 1 7 iz ' . J L- s 4 1 Bill Helean, Guard 17-5' V A SGH, OPPA 'K ii fi 14 Tetumselw 7 . .-- X' 27 Fox 12 'Sf 'IM 2 -ji' '4 14 Chilocco 13 L, n V 94 x 7 Purcell 18 -,f .Q ,. 7--j' w J V k 12 Marquette O .I - Av 'T fi' 1-4f ff X 1pfi ', 40 C. l'l. S. 6 nb ,A X '7 V ', f7',gif5l 26 l'lOly Family 7 'K if-f---M--,W A 'g g'-fzsiilh Lf. 6 Cascia Hall 7 -1, 7 A K .77-Wm' it 36 St. Marys O J' K , T :ki lm Oelsch 8 e 13 Central 26 A shot taken during the Homecoming Game. A Gre- gory player prepares io throw a block on a Callwolic l'l' l . H- -' -.f 1 I Payer ,xnxx F .4 . ' A- A , - Larry Wells, Hallback J 5,4- This page sponsored by OKLAHOMACITY :Vt l Bissell Builders Supply Co. 314 Colcord Building This is one series ol plays on which Martin made a touchdown. Freddie is being hauled down by a group ol Savages in the opener ol the season against Tecumseh. Right: Ralph Foster, Guard. Right, at cor- ner: Fred Martin. Starting the season off with a bang, the Knights rolled over the Tecumseh Savages by the score of 14-7. This, by the way, was the first time in four years that we had won the opener. To keep the ball bounc- ing, the Knights snapped up two more wins, a 27-12 victory over the Fox Redskins and a 'I4-13 decision over Chilocco. Purcell handed St. Gregory's its first defeat of the season, T8-7, but, coming back un- daunted, the Knights blanked Marquette to the tu-ne of 12-0 in the first conference game of the season. Playing before a large crowd of enthusiastic rooters, the Catholic High Irish fell victim to the Knights 40-6 in the annual homecoming game. Then, riding high on their pre- vious win, the green and white clad hurricanes flew over Holy Family 26-7. The big heartbreaker of the season was the 6-7 loss to Cascia Hall. This was the Knight's only conference loss. On the comeback trail again, the Knights blasted the St. Mary Rockets of Oklahoma City, 36-O, only to be beaten 13-26 in a non-conference tilt with Central High school of Oklahoma City. With the loss of one conference game the Knights moved into a three-way tie for the State Catholic Championship with Marquette and Cascia Hall. Highlighting the season was the first East-West All-Star game held on Thanksgiving Day for the benefit of St. Joseph's Orphanage. Having a team comprised of players from St. Gregory's, St. Mary's and Catholic High, the West, coached by Father Daniel, won the tilt over the East T8-T 3. The Eastern team was made up of players from the three Catholic high schools in Tulsa. Sixteen Knights were selected to represent St. Gregory's in this All-Star game. These were John and Jim Vosburgh, Dan Kavanaugh, Mike Scully, Marvin Brunner, Jack Krall, Bob McClendon, Hank Brad- ley, John McCullough, Freddie Martin, Tom Goodall, Bill Helean, Ernest Negrete and Joe Lee. Mike Scully was awarded a trophy for being the outstanding back of the game. ii' t l i l l fs:- r f Hank Bradley, Safety Tom Goodall, Quarterback Of, 2? :Y ly.. N J M. Every year several seniors are selected as candidates lor the title, Grand Knight. The student body votes lor the candidate of his choice. The winner has the honor ol dubbing as, Sir Knight, the seniors on the squad. This ceremony is part ol the pep rally held on the eve ol Homecoming. The candidates lor the title this year: Hank Bradley, Bob lVlcClendon, Mike Scully, Warren Koeller. Bob lVlcCl'endon was selected. ir Football Squad. Front row: Wells, Fairchild, M. Moxley, Lochhead, Sidwell, l-lelean, Bradley, Tomko, Dunphyjvlaldonadog Second row: Krall, Foster, Beach, T. lvloxley, Donnelly, Koeller, Shaeler, Bledsoe, Cox, Bishop, lvl. Kavanaugh, Third row: Mcfflendon, D. Kavanaugh Scully, Jim Vosburgh, Lee, Watts, Negrete, Luiz, Goodall, Martini Back row: Koelsch, John Vosburgh, Calder, Quiz, Barenburg, Goevert, Brunner, McCullough, Fr. John, and Fr. Daniel. V ' ce - r 1- ' f H-'cr ' f' V ' - f -- Hut-Ye it , ,,,l'in3Ii1 ,gsfj J. vi . ,E . I 3 ,Q Q, , l i.i..:STZ, Ev E .71 LZSSEH' ,Z mei:-if It , , pm. s F, -ne HL' ig . 2 ,. if Pl .fn Gregorian Mother Mrs Teresa Kreeck, Wichita, Kansas, gaurdian ot Senior Maurice Barenburg, was sel- ected to reign as Gregorian Mother over the activities of the past school year. I , 1 i ai -4.51 +g?Ni32 S 1 ,, , gy, X.. . Ja uh Q' DQ Q O: V mg , vu :r'q ' +I. QQQQ Quai' -234'-:fda :iw +211-.av rg Q, . 'fs :A-iii-11 n. I 'pu ,Q 95 L -'nas' Q' 'alfa .. c .5 fax aff -r' 1 -Mi' fa Grand Knight Robert McClendon, Okmul gee,Oklahoma, was selected by the students to serve as Grand Knight for the year 1955-56. Baslzetlua 1 John Vosburgh Center stretches loose to .+ Wh-59' o A Guard John Vosburgh gets oll a slwot in the 0227 game against C. HS. good lor two more points B TEAM Mays, Beach, Martin, Stallord, Simon, Schmitt, Healy and Lies. Back row: Enriques, Sliaeler, Williams, McCullough, Mis- kovsky, Vosburgh, Watts, Kavanaugh. 43, if Afffqqp N M N i 1 av-- of-f.:.QQi,---'., i. til 1 , Four lettermen and a good number ol B team boys reported for the beginning of basketball prac- tice. They opened the season by losing to Dale, but came back to win the Holdenville Basketball Festival. lnspite oi sickness and injuries, they won the Western Catholic Conlerence with a record of five wins and one loss. Their record tor the year was ten wins and nine losses. John Vosburgh, 6'6 center and captain, lead the Knights in scoring with a twenty point average and did a tremendous iob on the backboards. A good deal ol credit must also be given to Hank Bradley, Dan Kavanaugh, Tom Stark, Bob Whitson, Tom Goodall and Jlm Vosburgh. Each one, at various times, showed outstanding work, hustle and ability. To the entire squad we extend our congratula- tions, to the seniors we express our appreciation for your hard work and wish you much success in the future. And to the underclassmen we express the hope that you have the spirit of we'll show them next year. Leliermanrs Club 'X t Barenberg and Goevert, as managers charge of the equipment Jim Vosburg h, Center ffm' 'A' ' ' 1 . ii- Honore Letterman Joseph Robert Trosper '36 39 If was a Februar nighl' in l938 wiih one of ihose games +ha+ everyone 'lhrills io, ch-eads, and generally burns a lol of calories over-boih ieams playing iheir hearis our and doggedly maiching baskei 'for basket Twelve seconds bragged fhai rhe even-siephen fill was siill on, and mosi' fans had sefiled fo ihe idea of an over- fime, Si. Gregory's coach, however, did noi aniicipaie any such ouicome, and now as he dug his fingernails deeper inio his palms, he wondered jusl when 'lhaf guard would break for ihe all imporfani shof. Five seconds . . , ihe S+. Gregory guard raced foward 'rhe baskei, buf ihe spur? was 'loo sudden, for if resulied in an ignomin- ious skid ending in a sii-down-hard, buf wifh baskefball sfill under conirol -righf on ihe free ihrow line. Like a iired mule ihe slands shuddered anew under ihe impacf of siamping feef and hoarse yells, fhe coach groaned, 'Phe man 'lor man defense gawked, and Joe Trosper, back sfraighf, arms slraining, legs askew, looking for all fhe world like a li'Hle boy playing af ihe beach, aimed for fha? score. Up, up, coniacf-ihe ball spun on The rim and 'lhen clung fo ihe hoop of fhe baske? like a gourd in a whirlpool-down, down info fhe spongy nef, buner sounding-Sf. Gregory's viclorious . . . Joe siill siHing on ihe floor! Roberf Joseph Trosper '39 is noi ihe LeH'ermen's Club's choice as disfinguished aihlele for feais of freakish and 'Fabulous shofs in frighfful circumsfances fha! call for his brand of cool ihinking. Joe was selecfed primarily because he represenis ihe finesi kind of sporismanship and characfer, ihe kind of 'iraining fhai- makes aihleiics esseniial 'lo ihe well-rounded man, 'lhe kind of achievemeni fo which every S+. Gregory le'Herman aspires, An impressive record, of course, emphasizes ihe accomplish- menis ihai' developed Joe Trosper, fhe G-Club's Man of 'the Year. Joe eniered Sf. Gregory's in Sepiember, I936, and remained uniil graduaiion in June, I939. All ihree years saw le'Her awards in bas- keiball, and he meriied le'Hers in- fooiball and iennis his laHer iwo years ai Sf. Gregory's. ln his senior year Joe held The disiinclion of being chosen capiain of ihe fooiball and ihe baskeiball ieams. ln passing, if is well worih noiing fhai' his free ihrow record ai Si. Gregory's l90 per l00l is sfill unbroken. Honors came from 'lhe inierscholasiic world loo, for Joe was named 'lo 'I'he Cafholic All-Conference Baskefball ieams in l93B and I939. Some of his mosl' vivid recolleclions baskeiball-wise are of lhe games he played for Sf, Gregory's in ihe Naiional Caiholic High School Tournamenf, Chicago, I939. Ai iis conclusion Joe was named io lhe All-Slar ieam. Aihleiic skill coniinued io develop wiih varsiiy baskeiball for Oklahoma Ciiy Universify from I940-l942. War came, and 'lhe U. S. Navy mei Joe Trosper. Firsi' fhere were siaiion ieams ai' Naval Air slaiions in Hufchison, Kansas, and Jacksonville, Florida. While wiih 'lhe laH'er ieam, Joe sparkled in 'ihe nafional AAU iourna- menf ai Aflanfa, Georgia, Again he was picked for fhe All-Siar feam. Following his discharge from 'lhe U. S. Navy, Joe played AAU baske+baII for ihe M 8: O Smokies of Kansas Ciiy. Excepi' for occasional refereeing engagemenfs, Joe is rarely on 'lhe baskefball couri ihese days, for lhe execuiive aspecis of his posiiion wiih fhe Askew Adiusfmeni Co. of Oklahoma Ciiy claim mos? of his valuable working iime. There is, ihough, a Trosper quinieh Joe, fhe Mrs. lihe former Doroihy Anne O'Brien of Ridgefield Park, N. J.l, Kaihleen Marie, 3V2g Roberfl Joseph, Jr., ZVZ7 and Daniel Eugene, 8 mos, Unassuming in appearance and manner, Joe Trosper coniinues quieily and eiieciively 'ro gain ll-ne profound respeci oi all who know him. Chrislian humiliiy, ofien designaied a minus quanii-ly in aihleies, is his forie. Ceriainly if musf anfedaie ihal nighf aifer a championship viciory in which Trosper had siarred. Leaving ihe dressing room afier fhe shower, Joe unobirusively ioined a group of his ieammales who were being lionized by a ierveni Gregory ian, Noiicing him ai his approach, she asked, in all sinceriiy, And do you play baskeiball foo, liille boy? Thai quesfion would have cu? 'io 'lhe heari a self-cenfered aihlele. Joe Trosper saw 'lhe humor insianily and sfill remembers ihe incidenl' as a very 'funny siory. The poini is ihai' Joe Trosper didn'f look for personal glory: 'lhe game was ihe Thing: ihe school was ihe vicfor. Thai's why he is ihe disiinguished aihleie of l956: ihaf's why his name is a iradiiion af Sf, Gregory's. This page is sponsored by the Letterman's Club Special Programs un January 21 the Players, lns., formerly ot Catholic University, presented Shal4espeare's King Lear . lvlr. Claude Riley and two sons ol Ada gave a show lea- turing slight ol hand tricks on November 11. Shea and Dully were part ol an act. On November 19 Christopher Lynch, lrish tenor, loan Walker, soprano, and Volya Cassack, pianist, presented an enioyable program. tNot picturedl Father Frederic Wilcock, SJ., ol Fordham University des- cribed his work in the Russian Rite. On the morning ol February 2 he celebrated a mass in this Eastern Rite. l M - 1 f - Mm - . ' V , . Tis, 1. we . I sf- 111- Y f C, 71 Q2 1 1. - 1 f 1 ,,.' I 1 , L a Kelli .f ., , , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS John Vosburgh, pre- sident, Dan Kavanaugh, treasurer, Michael Scully, secretary, Robert Meng, vice president. The iuclent Counci r' 1 1 . . . ' Lt 1 '.' i I t Y 1. 1 1 6 - , .- H59 1 Q T- 'I qu ' A . 1- ,- . g - 1 ... 1 r ., , , . S- H . 1. ,. an t J' ir 2 . A I.: 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS William Lindsay, secretary, Paul I.aFoe, vice president, Robert F. Martin, president, David Langan, treasurer. Composed ol the ollicers ol the freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior classes, the student council had as its olticers this year: Robert F. Martin, president, Dan Kavanaugh, vice president, Michael Scully, secretary, and Robert Meng, treasurer. SOPHONIORE CLASS OFFICERS Harry Staliorcl, treasurer, FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS John Coiley, secre- Pat Donnelly, president, Michael Healy, vice president, Roger Lochhead. tary, Robert Bennett, treasurer, Michael Lies, vice president, Tho- fXlUCIlU ICIIOLGD LJIUVVIIDVIIIC, ICAO! 65 -4-Lk v Leo, moderatorg David lVlcCool, vice presidentp William Dres- Instructors in the proper method ol serving at mass and other liturgical Sen. Dfe5ldenl- functions: David Langan, Daniel Tellez, Gerald McGuire, Joseph Spex- arth. Kneeling: Luke Howe and Luis Ruiz. ervers' Society Qlficers tuolent Library Stall SB These students work behind the book circula- tion desk: Joseph Spexarth, Bill Helean, Ray Burgett, James Hendrickson, Wilfred Goevert and Maurice Barenberg. James Burbank has spent some time rearranging books. Joseph Petz is a junior college member ol the student stail. XVO Ki lilac-4' I lqq, : 7- -V-.1 l' S Q., , , ., I, ,V ga-ff.'1,1p:y-xv' . l , Y A v ll I I l N ,a MEL 1 .. .gf- yr, .. .-I - ... , .. I V . , i 1, , I.. . ,e , lil' ,fjzy ig Si. Gregory's l-ligh School band. This organization provides musical programslor the school. lt also has entered civic, regional A i f and siaie contesis. V - 1.-A 5 'Gil X., X- -qi :H Officers ol the band include John Whittington, vice presidentg Jos- eph Lee, secreiaryg Gary Scheer, president. -sv Pvf-vu, 9 Q ' ,i 'M-'Er 1 ,, , 1 -- .rg-: ' ' . . ' 1 1 if -.. - , , i This page sponsored by , National Cleaners 222 N. Broadway Shawnee, Qlmlahoma l fa .tr r,l 6 sv 'I 5 l If ANN l N ui Oilicers lor Ihe Gargoyles: Don Bennett, vice presidentg William Dres- sen, presidentp Joseph Spexarth, secretary. Fr. Vincent, moderator of the Gargoyles, and Mr. McGowan, ho- norary member, entertain the organization with a duet at one ol their regular meetings. 514' x X AL? 6167 The Gargoy es This organization is established to foster interest in music. Each of these students participates in some music activity at St. C:regory's. Y l a I s i s s t ' '1 i Y ,I gig ' Q A Qi, ,Mira . 'H l f , l ' 1 , - i N i , as e if 'ess 1 X , i W , -X 5 i - f C asj ' ' ' 3, i I' ,iii ' Es Ng? li irq , . 'Liar it 'EW r V . , r ,Y It I Q t ' 53 'xg W i lf' Q l L' filllfln . , i 1-,. 1 1 v ' 'N .1315 4 I . 1 ' fl ,Z sr Foster looks stomping mad but he's only demonstrating a play A .X 5 V I, N irom the football game the previous Saturday. Holman looks on. Kelly, Spexarth, Shea and Dresser: discuss important matters ol state. Drama The Gregory Players ,V Kelly seems a little worried as Lindsay talks to Dressen. Meaders and the lootball team appear very sol- emn as Dressen and Shea with them.. 7 V- Prefent gtm ltmcll-dl16 Billion Dollar Saint A Farce by Natalie E. White CAs'r Father John Wickers, S. J., Profenor at Sl. Ignaliur ......... , . . jim Marltey Brother Thomas, S. J., Sacnlrtan and Porter of Loyola Hall .... . . . . .jack Krall Father Philip Brooke, S. j., Vice President af SL. Ignatiu: . .. ..... John Kelly Gorboduc CDutchD jones, Star Tackle ..................,......... john Meaders Saint Francis of Assisi ...,........................................ Bill Lindsey Father Robert Lester, S. J., Vice Prerident lor the Field al Studie: .... William Dressen Father Louis Cullen, S. J., Vice Prerident far Extra-Curricular Acliuilief. . .Terry Shea Father Francis of Assisi, O. F. M.,Super-far, Saint Franci: al An-i.ri Monastery .,................. Phil Ruscha Hank Hudson, Head Coach for Football . ............ ,..... . .. Dan Holman Mailman .............,................. ..... R alph Foster Parcel Post Man ......................... ..... P at Donnelly Milton Hoffman, Rzparler and Photographer ....... .... L ee Odenwald Professor Einsteider ............. . ............,....... ..... J im Bishop John Stewart Owen, Secretary La the Secretary of State .... .... J oe Spexarth Michael Dunnovan, Prerident of the Alumni Auaeialion ............ David Langan Westem Union Messenger . ...................................,.... . . Tom Large The Football Team: Hank Bradley, John Vosburgh, Mike Scully, Marvin Bruner, Kevin Lutz, Bob Lutz, Ernest Negrete, Daniel Tellez, Tom Goodall, Wilfrctl Goevert. PRODUCTION Director ......... ............................ F r. Vincent Traynor, 0. S. B. Cortumer Derign ........ Siner: of St. Benedict and Mrrrx. Drerren. and Villalpando Stage Manager .... .......................................... C me McGuire Muni ........... ........................................ M r. McGowan Radio Voice: .... Hank Bradley, Warren Koeller Q Phil Ruscha asks Kelly and Dressen why he has been called to St. Ignatius U. so early in F' the morning. ,lack Krall looks on. la , 9 1 , 4 i .,. J, if I Y If s .' ' , t r V K K , ,l I V, P ' ' hw :--1, I 1 y I 1 , j p , A Z Talule Waiters Above: Alter the table waiters have finished sewing others, they get to sit down to a meal. Center: These 'waiters' hurry back tor extras-Sanabia, Mages, Odenwald, Mendoza, Lutz, Burgett, Krall. Bottom: These Sisters do the cooking ol meals tor nearly 250 hungry mouths. iii V D, IF F l The Jones Co., Inc. Marquette Pharmacy Jones Theaters 1 Restaurant Supplies 1 Main at Union Shawnee, Okla. 431 N-W. 791 Sl- Shawnee, Okla. V Oklahoma City, Okla. 'The Gregoriann t Goevert, Meng and Reltner are editors ol certain types of articles. Bill Lindsay, assistant editor, and David Langan, editor. I The Gregorian ,. John Dully, Paul Jaeb, John Jones, Arthur Defiabooter and Terry Schones see that the paper is mailed out. Mike Scully, leature editor, and Dennis Sheehan, circulation manager. Lower right: McGuire, Ruscha and Spexarth are reporters. 55 4 Published by the students ot St. Gregory? College, Shawnee, Oklahoma Editor-in-chief ....................,...........,....,............ , .........,... DAVID L. LANGAN Assistant Editor-in-chief and Sports Editor ................ BILL LINDSAY News Editor .............,..............,......................,.......,.......,..............., BOB MENG Abbey Jottings ...... ................... ....,... WILFR ED GOEVERT Feature Editor .......... .,......,.................. C HARLES REFFNEB Intramurals .....,............... ...,.... D EAN HARBER and JEAN ROY What Do You Think ....... ..,....... ............. , , RAY BURGEIT Dig This ......,...............,..... ......,,...., MIKE SCULLY and Company Reporters ..,................,. ....,... R USCHA, McGUIRE, SPEXARTH Business Manager ....... .......................,..... D ENNIS SHEA1-IAN Circulation Manager ,.....,. ..........,.., ,......,...... . . . JOHN DUFFY Faculty Adviser ....... . ...,.. .. .... .. .. REV. EDWARD C. BOCK, 0.S.B. Roy and Dean l-larber write up the intramural articles. ...he ,,.....,.ve., ,- -.-U .e.. -- .. He- ..e.eeec. vi l l RL. LL ,gig Ray Burgeit as copy editor, checks the printed copy on 39 A. 4545? l uKni lit: Life tail Charles Retlner, Editor Robert Meng, Associate Editor Business Managers Michael Scully, Philip Ruscha Ray Burgeit, Copy Editor Typesetters Charles Rettner, James Hendrickson, Thomas Martin Eugene C. Marshall, OSB., Faculty Adviser .AQ NA . if This page sponsored by Semco Color Press 127-131 N.W. Third Street OKLAHOMA CITY The Huh fi I Ailroni lable Waits and Mun- ro pl-ay Chinese checkers. Col- ley, Reid and Barnes try io help. McNally is iumed around. Ai lar table-Simon, T, Martin and May fback turnedl f2J Cunningham and McNally play deck shullleboard while Mun- ro watches. Healy and McCabe try the shullleboard, Q31 Reid and Enriques slide the pucks at shulileboard. Wells stares into space. UU Siallord takes out ihe hilliard balls as they are made. Kirk seems io play the same game at the ot- her pockeiwhile lvlunsell and Eck- roai try iq sink the balls. Williams appears to have his own game ioo. 3.-L+:::: ,,..g , I The Hub U I F. Schmitt, Kuhlmeier, Schedler, Eck- roat, and Munsell enjoy a game ot poc- ket billiards. f2l A section set aside tor the sedentary games requiring thought as well as skill. At the back is TV. 31 Father Robert enjoys a game olchess with Colley. Healy disturbs the rector with some petty problem. At the front table Si- mon and May try their wits at chess. T. Martin kibitzes. 14, Father David shows Hayes and Sim- mons how the game ot shuttleboarcl is played. Cornish is in the background. Vw Reffner hghts the beast Hayes M Moxley and Thurston gaze at the camera. , tt 'I-'Ry ig A I f f1??E fb5'5'T5F1?H5 r,,gf L: dmv -t ,Q.--J: --9 -Q 6 Koeller rests as Vosburgh and Goodall study. Q- ...fix Lane wants as tst McGuur Watts and I J lulug ,W g V ,... Q9 ood?'T. Moxley, Zayonc., Bennett. ,.f S For uzbclom Is Beifer Tlzan Precious Tlzings I O 0Ill0I' I Q .e.s.-tg,-M if ll l SR' 'S . . -'-155: V All' .. - I 2 Y ' f i - Y. -1:45. , , . ' R' - .- 1 -: maiag ie! ' 5 . , , . :P -. 1'-,Ayggg , 5' -3 - -'.f.' ir, i i . 42: I . - l '- .,,q.f Z1ry2 '5 ,-,N I l. ' fef '.f - 572 142 . it-fi P -'1 '55 i , L . .ig-5' ' Y 's fo -':'.1. l rise' 1,52 , ,X I. - ' fig Q if' :ties HQ 'N ee l Vi fa-' 'i f fv,,'w, . 314- -.JJ . 5-1 . Y' -,,-' - QF. v- ' -,,f fe? ' r -mf' Y' '-1-.fi if . , .. ' -3:3 5- Y QQ . ,3'1j'f'.x ity-Q-Q , .. n .- t-ft-'.-5-:ff:f'. ..'-- . J ' Qt1',z',g.1ir.','s1- -,ehestfi ' ' ,Sega 41.3 -L '.,! -:F--'L - r.-nX'.gr. a -' -S :max .. .sie - ..l-N M. ..-XA W, 1. - - s -1- .i ,l 111-1215-55'-Ytfy. ' 15- 5-1 '- f'r-FF - -ni i .il ,.:i.,,t,f-, Q-ygllsbw-Q. . 1 3' f A '-1 mi- 'Jiri NP- '-'Qxwkg 1- Ji 'iff' 1332: tt tHhf2 -- S04- '--we-r 3 1 v La ' ,-' ' lu -Wg-5.44, l,.r. QQ.. .-i..,.-,W-,,, t 71,5 , ,g - V, 4 !tr5,'.' ,,.!-,. . xg g:..- ' fihax, L - A - W John Vosburgh WICHITA. KANS. Attended S.G.H. 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Gar- goyles i5 Intramurals 25 Class Officer i,2,3,45 Servers' Society 1,2,3,45 Band i,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Dramatics 3, 45 l.etterman's Club 3.4. Height is 'the measure of the man. Dan Kavanaugh OKLAHOMA CITY Attended S.G.H. i,2,3,45 Honor Roll 3, 45 Glee Club I5 Basketball i,2,3,45 Car- goyles 1,25 Class Officer 3,45 Servers' Society 1,2,35 Football 2,3,45 Drama- tics 25 l.etterman's Club 3.4. Very pleasant is the tirelight, butl like the moonlight better. ' at . - . i' i N659 5 sig .4 if eniors PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Class Officers of SECRETARY TREASURER On title page Seniors who have become members ot the Oklahoma State Honor Roll So- ciety. Michael Scully is class valedic- torian, Charles Rettner represents the class as salutatorian, Robert Meng and David Chostner. ' i . -4 ..:f '5 Robert J. Meng MURDOCK. KANS. Attended S.G.H. l,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1, 2,3,45 State Honor Society l,2,3,4i Gregorian Staff 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3, 45 Class Officer 3,45 Servers' Society l,2,3,45 Baseball 45 Annual Statt 3,4. lt's not what you do: it's what you get away with. Mike Scully DENlsoN.TExAs Attended S.G.H. 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 State Honor Society 2,3,45 Track 27 Gregorian Staff 3,45 Gargoy- les 1,25 Intramurals 25 Class Officer 1, 2,45 Servers' Society l,2,3,45 Band i, 2,45 Football 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Dramatics 1,45 Letterman's Club 3,4. He gazes at the mighty oak and says, 'Yo were a nut like mei Maurice Barenberg wucnm. Kms. Attended S.G.H. 1,2,3,4: Honor Roll 1,2,3: State Honor Society 1: Glee Club 2: Gargoyles 3,4: Intramurals 1, 2,3,4p Servers' Society 1,2,3,4. This world belongs to the energetic. l-lank Bradley OKLAHOMA CITY Attended S.G.H. 2,3,4: Glee Club 23 Basketball 3,45 Intramurals 2,35 Class Officer 3, Football 3,45 Baseball 21 Dramatics 2,45 Lettermarfs Club 4. Next to girls, he likes cars. C111 OTS 'Q' Robert Benton SHAWNEE. OKLA. Attended S.G.H. l,3,4. ul came lor education but started my vacation. James K. Beaver TULSA, OKLA. Attended S.G.H. 3,4f Honor Roll 4. I remember a mass ol things. but none of them distinctly. Marvin Brunner TULSA, OKLA. Attended S.G.H. 4, Football 4: Letter- man's Club 4. He has a lar away look in his eyes -be's looking at his feet. i , l l i l l eniors HW' ' -fri: Z,' wif. g':f'5'f l' V1 L i 'j ,jy2njgg,H5a: ' V l . - . 'l,5'n.5 'V '-ri'FT. . WICHITA. KANS. Attended S.G.H.1,2,3,4p Glee Club 25 Gregorian Staff 4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Servers' Society 1,2,3,4g Annual Stall 4. Generally speaking, he's generally speaking. John l-lelbing OKLAHOMA CITY Attended S.G.H. 2.3,4p Honor Roll3, 45 Intramurals 2,3,4g Servers' Society 3,4. Time bothers me noig it iust passes. . WICHITA, KANS. Attended S.G.H. l,2,3,4g Honor Roll i,2,3g Gregorian Stall 4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Servers' Society 1,2,3,4g Dra- matics 4. l love to study when there's nothing else to do. David Chosther SHAWNEE. OKLA. Attended S.G.H. 1,2,3,4f Honor Roll 2,3,4: State Honor Society 41 Football 3. My mind is made up -- don't confuse me with lactsf' James W. l-lendriclcson SKELLYTOWN, TEXAS Attended S.G.H. l,2,3,4f Honor Roll l,2,3f lntramurals1,2,3,4: Annual Stall 41 Dramatics 3: Cheerleader 4. Sometimesl sit and think, but usually just sit. , . .AV Q James Howard SHAWNEE. OKLA. Attended S.G.H. 3,45 Band 3. Don't expect too much lrom me and you won't be disappointed. .loseph Lee LAWTON. OKLA. Attended S.G.H. 3,45 Track 35 Servers Society 3,45 Band 3,45 Football 3,45 Letterman's Club 4. Be mercilul to me. O faculty. until l receive my diploma. 1 eniors Jack Krall YANKTON. So. DAK. Attended S.G.H. 45 Honor Roll 45 ln tramurals 45 Football 45 Dramatics 4: Letterman's Club 45 Cheerleader 4. Studies first il pleasure doesn't inter- lere. Warren Koeller ARKANSAS CITY. KANS. Attended S.G.H. 3,45 Honor Roll 45 Basketball 3,45 Track 3,45 Football 45 Dramatics 3,45 Letterman's Club 3,4. Thinking is an idle waste ol time. Kevin Lutz WRIGHT. KANS Attended S.G.H.1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4glntramuraIs 1,2,3,45 Servers' So- ciety 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 4. Why be disagreeable when with a lit- tle ellort you can be impossible. mai: - .',- ' i . l' r 1 lt gs 1 ,if 1 ...hiv N .,,A ,qw James lvlarlcey WICHITA FALLS. TEXAS Attended S.G.H.1,2,3,41 Honor Roll 1, 2,31 Intramurals l,2,3,41 Class Officer 31 Servers' Society 1,21 Dramatics 4. Smile and the world smiles with you. John E. McCullough SHERMAN, TEXAS Attended S.G.H. 41 Basketball 41 Foot- ball 41 Letterman's Club 4. Always lair and never proud, lewer words and never loud. E eniors N to Bob lVlcClendon OKMULGEE. ohm, Attended S.G.H. l.2,3,41 Honor Roll 2,31 Basketball 3,41 Gargoyles 1,21 ln- tramurals l,2,3,41 Class Officer 1,21 Servers' Society l,2,3,41 Football 3,41 Dramatics 41 l.etterman's Club 3,4. Girls are bothersome but l don't mind being bothered. ...ff 'wjrflf' George Martin WICHITA FALLS. TEXAS Attended S.G.H. 41 Glee Club 41 Intramurals 41 Servers' Society 4, Hes very shy, not very bold, but still water runs deep, we are told. Charles l.. Rellner MCPHERSON. KANS. Attended S.G.H. l,2,3,41 Honor Roll l,2,3,41 State Honor Society 3,41 Glee Club 11 Gregorian Staff 3,41 Annual Staff 2,3,41 Cheerleader 4. Greater men than l have lived --- so l've heard. '.? . TTQJ-NCQ ..,,c..t,,.. Phil Ruscha OKLAHOMA CITY Attended S.G.H.1,2,41 Honor l?olll,2, 45 Glee Club L25 Gregorian Stall 45 Gargoyles l,2,45 Annual Staff 45 Dra- matics 2,4. H , . I ll Leave silence to saints5 lm human. Thomas Stark ARKANSAS CITV. KANS, Attended S,G.H. 45 Basketball 45 Let- terman's Club 4. A, ,,v1Bej,ter late than never. r :F eni ors Joseph Spexa rth COLWICH. KANS. Attended S.G.l'l. 2,3,45 Honor Roll35 Glee Club 45 Gregorian Stall 45 Gar- goyles 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Servers Society 2,3,45 Dramatics 4. Never too busy to help you out. l N X i I i l Q V S- 1' 1 f t 2-if I S fe? L - 933222 f 5- 8427 fr - C ' 4 :ak 1. Q , Ji Y i i .5 H .4 532 V. V i ,gg Dennis Sheahan KINGMAN. KANS. Attended S.G.H. 1,2,3.45 Track 45 Gre- gorian Statf 45 Gargoyles l,2,3,45 Intra- murals l,2,3,45 Servers' Society l,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Cheer- leader 4. There was never a saint with red hair. Daniel Tellez Los ANGELES Attended S.G.H. 2,3,45 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Servers' Society 2,3,45 Dramatics 4. The world knows nothing ol its great- est men. i - , ' aria-4 'P I . fi . L li .X Home Ec. class-Krall presses his pants as l'lunt learns . Bookkeepers-but there could be a doubt whether Schreiner, lVlcClendon, lvlarkey, Brad- , ley, Reflner or Benton accomplish much while xg. M Fr. Damian looks on. lvleng and Holloway by 1 . , the windows. --.-,, tm. iv , ,' ,- F' cgi? ' -'rt ' J as L.4d:?EX3e-. , if ---T '- ' 7:45 l 5 , :-H ,H.'1 , ' A ' Triple decker-The boys in this room wanted to conserve floor space. -angan tries Good all's top berth, l lcClendon linds Koeller's mid- dle spot comfortable, while Kavanaugh is satis- tied with his own nest . enior C ass We the Senior Class of 1956, being physically sane and somatically sound, in order to bestow some magnanimous beneficences on those unmannerly, un- worthy, unhappy tyros, who are to succeed us in the glorious quest for wisdom, bequest some of our superfluous surplus and otherwise our numberless achieve- ments to the above mentioned. To our wise and industrious faculty we leave the unregretful relief that your efforts to train and guide us will not be wasted and may our future efforts prove this true. To our surging successors, the Juniors, we leave the rights and privileges that truly belong to the Seniors, that is, to reign supinely over all Gregory Land. To the plebian Sophomores, we leave a tonic, which taken systematically, will rid you by next September of Sophomoritus. For the unrefined Freshmen, we leave a warning not to follow in the footsteps of your immediate predecessors. Herewith set forth are some individual bequests to humiliated heirs: Joe Lee wills some of his giggling girls to David Gustafson. James Beaver leaves his well worn iumping rope to Joe Winters. Joe Spexarth bequests his beautiful bass vocal style to Pat Higgins. James Howard leaves his Iieutenant's iob in the C.A.P., plus 20 lbs. to Hays Smith. To John Whittington, Bob Benton wills his love of the navy. To Sam Griffin, Dennis Sheahan would like to leave all his perfumed hairclressings. Let us take leave of our personal bequest for a moment in order to mention the fact that we are graciously leaving all our private arbor-laned walks to the Seniors of next year, This privilege should be used wisely. John Vosburgh wills his basketball-bucketing ability to his brother Jim. Phil Ruscha gives his one and only man about town routine to James Burbank. To Richard Sanabia, Bob Meng leaves ye-old-barber's chair plus some old barber- shop-quartet ditties. Bob McClendon wills his gum chewing ability to anyone who desires strong chompers. Tom Stark gratuitously gives his unhurried habits to Tom Watts. To Fred Martin, Hank Bradley bequests his beloved three-little bears T-shirt. Wear it with honor, Fred. Here we would like to make another bequest, this to the ultra-fortunate Sophomores. We benignly bestow on them the privilege of attending next years Junior-Senior prom. Wow! Generous John McCullough wills his fascinating hair-style to Tom Goodall to be worn only on special occasions. Warren Koeller leaves his wide awake attendance in class to John Olden My, John, how your profs will love you! Daniel Tarzan Tellez wills his love of the out-of-doors to John Duffy. He'll have to find his own tale. To Cletus Stein Mike Scully wills his badly badgered but beautiful, football helmet. To David Langan, David Chostner leaves his sleeping seat in English IV. Bradley Helbing bequests his well-loved studyhall desk to John Zahler. George Martin wills his muddy boots and dusty saddle to Fred Franz. To Bill Lindsay, Kevin Lutz gives his ability to stay out of trouble. Ralph Foster, you lucky fellow, you get Wilfred Goevert's managing iob To the unexperienced Freshmen we relinquish from our advanced vocabulary one word. Learn the meaning of this word well. The word is girl Jim Marky bequests his identifying Texas accent to Bill Holloway. Charles Reffner bequests his printer's iob to Tommy Martin. Jack Krall wills' his hashing horrors to Wayne Ellis. Jim Hendrickson wills his mathematical ability to Cletus Mages. lt may be of some use. To Bill Eckroat a surprise package, he gets Ray Burgett librarian's iob. Marvin Brunner said to give an inch or two to Sherman McNally. Paul Jaeb, is the winner of Dan Kavanaugh's swimming trunks. Usually the last, but by no means the least, Maurice Barenberg wills his love for roller skating to Luke Howe. Schmitt goldbricking. Scully-the oiliclal iimekeeper I' it XJ' V ' . ' l 'S 'N X 5, . I X-r ,' 1 I 5 Krall and Brunner. Burgelt and Spexarth tend their laundry. emor Class Prophecy Dear Fred, On a recent tour of the U.S.A. I saw most of the class of '56. John Vosourgh operates a large chain of restaurants in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. He spends a good part of his time sampling the menu. Charles Reffner is editor-in-chief of the New York Times, is married and has six children. On my hop from New York to Chicago, James Howard was chief pilot on the latest ietliner. We had heavy head winds but we seemed well ballasted. Maurice Barenburg owns a world famous private detective agency while Joseph Lee is his chief detective, some say quite as shrewd as Sherlock Holmes. Wilfred Goevert is a Maryknoll Missionary in Africa.. He likes the climate and says the monkeys bring back such fond memories of St. Gregory's. Arkansas City has the honor of having Warren Koeller as mayor. Warren is a likely candi- date for governor of the state this coming election. Tom Stark has made a career of the army, he is a colonel-wears the eagles rather well, too. He was having them polished when I talked to him. Dennis Sheahan has a frog farm near Wichita: he is married and has five children. Robert Meng also lives on a farm near Wichita but has several oil wells and spends much of his spare time poaching frogs from the Sheahan puddles. James Beaver has realized his high school ambition to become a child psychol- ogist. He practices in Little Rock. Our alma mater has a new rector, Brad Helbing, who says the boys are still like they used to be back in the grand 'ole' days of '56. Ray Burgett has a prefect's iob. They say he has re-established the rule of the old iron fist. Fierce was the word used. Bob Benton is still working at Swope's in Shawnee. He really sells the gas. Champlin is considering him as a iunior partner. David Chostner lives in Seattle, Washington, where he is an electrical engineer. He moved to Seattle after marry- ing a certain Shawnee girl. Daniel Tellez inherited a fortune from a rich uncle and now spends most of his time fishing from his yacht off the coast of that lovable California. Bob McClendon won the 500 mile race at Indianapolis again this year-his fifth straight win. You've never seen such driving! In Oklahoma City Hank Bradley is publishing a daily paper. Hank complained the paper interfered with his hotroding. Phil Ruscha drives a truck between Ok- lahoma City and Sioux City, Iowa. Phil says he likes the iob very well and would never think of changing for another. He's really put on weight-was chewing tobacco when I talked to him. James Markey is a traveling Fuller brush salesman. He makes his home with wife and four children in Wichita Falls. Would you need an extra vegetable brush-I can send you one? Jim Hendrick- son is still trying to get a degree in sanitary engineering at Frank PhilIip's Col- lege in Borger, Texas. He says he is positive he could make it sometime within the next five years. Dakota Jack Krall owns a ranch in the Black Hills. He raises stock for some of the biggest rodeos in the country. You should see his boots! Dan Kavanaugh has a fine reputation as a lawyer in the big city of New York. He has taken some of the most famous cases in the past few years. I was impressed by his mustache. John McCullough plays the drums in a iazz band. He plans retiring to his farm in Sherman, Texas, in a few years. Mike Scully is a math professor at Oklahoma University - at present work- ing on a theory of numbers. Mike has been married ten years now and has five boys. George Martin is a life insurance salesman in San Antonio. His hobby is playing the clarinet on the back porch. The Cleveland Indians had Marvin Brunner as a pitcher for the past ten years. Rag Arm plans to retire at the close of this season to manage a ball club. The quiet member of our class, Kevin Lutz, entered a Trappist monastery in Nevada shortly after leaving St. Gregory's Joe Spexarth is a navy medic on board an atomic submarine. He says being St. Gregory's infirmarian had nothing to do with his joining the Navy. He was attracted by the larger size navy pills. Yours truly, il if P J f J 1 1 lx N uf, 1 f 'WV 'T 4, ,1 4 '19 , r .. J L 4 1 41 v -zgvllllal rl' I f fair 'Q ffl 5 f--fr if L g1,,,,' , W - V-r. ' X . .1 ,m+11eE.r-1 , 17 'wk-' -1f 1 1- ' I 1 Aw -Q. , 1 1 . :1 iv .Y,', , V , 4 -.1 -.ff X4 Edward Clark ARKAN-SAS CITY. KANS. OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHQMA CITY I 1 I . l 1 l l 1 1,11 . 1 1 1 . 1 iiqghsg you smell feet? That is Scullys loot showing at the front of the picture. HHN OUHCBS an A 1 .ic . 1 11 1, 1 l 2, 1 1-,-w. 1 A fag f' v L7 -ya. as 1 -sw. I Q.. V x' Q ' S z A ,f ..- 4 g .. --J M S n ,qi IXIN - - ,Lev-s-1 QV. hr- Kavanaugh. Vlcclendon and Langan sampling. Meng' ' ff T'if .f ' ' 1 .. f1Xl , 4 1' yn , 1 ' H 1: The students had achance to clean up alter themselves when se- veral ol the Sisters had the flu. Hendrickson, Sheahan, Simon, f , 4 J:-if ff f fm, s N lr if 35 ' Fx' x :V if rummy. 5,1 ' Christmas vaction-The rush is on-Scully, Mar- Kavanaugh, Rellner, Koeller, Schmitt fbaclc turned, relax to a game ol gm key with his loving cup, McCool, McClendon, Enriques. ll ll- Burgett, are you succesful in shielding the flame 1 N .. i K-!,.-yrs I . This picture won a baby contest back in the 3O's. KP. Another picture while the Sisters were sick-Scheer, Holloway, Meng, Hen- rfir 21. 5. cm. .N 11.-Eg - 453' Sheahan Care you licking the dishes?D and B. Mohr. Patrons Mr, and Mrs. Ross Anderson Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E. Apodaca Los Angeles, California Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Aufrey Shawnee, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Walfer L. Baar Palos Heighfs, Illinois Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Banker Sfigler, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Roberf J. Bayer La Grange, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Beach Arkansas Cify, Kansas Mrs. Mabel C. Beaver Tulsa, Oklahoma Benedicfine Fafhers Los Angeles, California Benedicfine Fafhers Monfebello, California Mr. and Mrs. R. A, Benneff Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Benneff Sulphur, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. R, P, Benfon Shawnee, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. James O. Bishop Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Blacksfone Shawnee, Oklahoma Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Bradley Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Braun Hobarf, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Bumpus Ardmore, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. E. F, Burgeff Wichifa, Kansas Mr, and Mrs. Charles J. Burlie Shawnee, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Canfu Los Angeles, California Mr. and Mrs. Harold J, Calder Minneapolis, Minnesofa Mr. Walfer C. Caudill Norman, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. George H. Cillessen Coffeyville, Kansas Mr, and Mrs. John E. Coffey Norman, Oklahoma Mr, and Mrs. George T. Coleman Wichifa, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Compfon EI Reno, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Conrardy Wrighf, Kansas Dr. and Mrs. Edward T. Cook Anadarko, Oklahoma Mrs. William A, Cornish McAles'rer, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cox Fairfax, Oklahoma Mrs. Alma Craddock Ada, Oklahoma Crozier Club Tulsa, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Cunningham Wichifa, Kansas Mr. and Mrs, DeCaboofer Wichifa, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dunphy Los Angeles, California Mrs. Lola M. Duffy Ada, Oklahoma Mrs. Clara Dressen Wichifa, Kansas Mr, and Mrs. Paf F. Donnelly Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Dolin Shawnee, Oklahoma Mr. Charles E. Dierker Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Domenick DeLorenzo Los Angeles, California Mr. and Mrs. Wm, M. Eckroaf Jr. Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Fairbanks Wichifa, Kansas Mr. Roberfo Lebriia Fernandez Mexico Cify Charles D. Fifz Gibbons Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Rev, Maurus Fuersfenberg, O.S.B. Holdenville, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Feliz Goeverf Wichifa, Kansas Mr, Leo Henry Gehlen Augusfa, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Joe .Goodall Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs, Barney G. Green Maud, Oklahoma Mrs. J. M. Grunfmeir Okarche, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs, Samuel F. Griffin Gufhrie, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Gusfafson Wichifa Falls, Texas Dr. and Mrs. John N. Haddock Shawnee, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Harrison Wichifa Falls, Texas Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Hawkins Chickaska, Oklahoma Wayne D. Hayes Kingman, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. John P. Healy Jr. Wichifa, Kansas Mr. and Mrs, C, L, Helbing Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Helean Shawnee, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hendrickson Skellyfown, Texas Mr. and Mrs, T. Raymond Higgins Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Hopper Shawnee, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs, George Howard Shawnee, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Walfer H. Howe Monfebello, California Rev. Theo Van Hulse Kingfisher, Oklahoma Mrs, Anne Margaref Hunf Wichifa, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jaeb Sf. Michael, Minnesofa Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Jeffers Shawnee, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. A, T. Jennings McPherson, Kansas Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Kavanaugh Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kirk Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs, Paul H. Koeller Arkansas Cify, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Ted L, Koelsch Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Krafff Henryeffa, Oklahoma Mrs. Wm. J, Krall , Yankfon, Soufh Dakofa Dr. and Mrs, Kennefh A. LeFleur Shawnee, Oklahoma Mrs. Zella S. LaFoe Wichifa, Kansas Mrs. Rufh E. Franz Lamb Wichifa, Kansas Mr, and Mrs. Don T. Langan Tulsa, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs, James H. Large Orlando, Oklahoma J. E. Layden McAlesfer, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lies Mf. Hope, Kansas Mrs. Rifa Dolan Lindsay Denison, Texas Mr, and Mrs. J, Roger Lochhead Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Lorenz Chicago, Illinois Mr. and Mrs, Adolph J. Lufz Wrighf, Kansas Mrs. Lucille Lufz Wrighf, Kansas Mr, and Mrs. E, A. McCarfhy Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. McClendon Okmulgee, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank McCool Wichifa, Kansas Mr. and Mrs, Charles McCullough Sherman, Texas Msgr. E, V. McCullough Tyler, Texas O. T, McGinnis Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. McGuire Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. Francis Joseph McOueeney Shawnee, Oklahoma Rev, Timofhy Maloney, O.S.B. Sacred Hearf, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Marak Shawnee. Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. J, P. Markey Wichifa Falls, Texas Mr, Ramon C. Marfi Mexico Cify Mrs. S. J. Marfin Wichifa Falls, Texas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J, Maffhews Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mrs. Ben May Colwich, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. L,- B, Meaders Duncan, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Mendoza Los Angeles. California Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Meng Murdock, Kansas Sen. and Mrs. George Miskovsky Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr, and Mrs. T. B. Morrison Dayfon, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Tom D. Moxley Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr, and Mrs. A, G. Mullany Dallas, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Forresf Munsell Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr, and Mrs. Ernesf C. Negrefe Los Angeles, California Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B, Odenwald Los Angeles, California Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Pearson Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr, and Mrs. J. A, Penisfen Ada, Oklahoma Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Peffy Shawnee, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Pefz Praff, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Louise Ruscha Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr, and Mrs. C. L. Reffner McPherson, Kansas Mr. and Mrs, Jay Roloerfs Ardmore, Oklahoma Felix Roy Ardmore, Oklahoma Sf. Joseph's School Ada, Oklahoma Mr. Juan Sampere Mexico Cify Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sanabia Baldwin Park, California Mr. and Mrs. Ted G. Scheer Wichifa, Kansas Theodore V, Schedler Glenview, Illinois Mr, and Mrs. Frank J. Schmiff, Jr. Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Carl William Schones Arkansas Cify, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. George A. Schreiner Sharon, Kansas Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Scully Denison, Texas Mr, John S. Seikel Sacred l-learl-Class of 1895 Lf. Colonel and Mrs. S. B. Seeley Ff. Sill, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. John B. Shaefer Duncan, Oklahoma Mr, Thomas Leo Shea Arkansas Cify, Kansas Mr, and Mrs. Carl J. Simon Colwich, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Spexarlh Colwich, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. W. L, Sheahan Kingman, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Shirley lT Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma HARRY A. PIERSON COMPANY 414 FEDERAL NATIONAL BUILDING SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE MAIN AND BEARD PHONE 17 SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA E. R. CRayD Kellogg, Mgr. Miss Mimie R. Slief Cheyenne, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Smifh Ardmore, Oklahoma Mr, and Mrs. Theo W. Sneed Arlingfon, Virginia Square Sheef Mefal Works Los Angeles, California Mr. and Mrs, J. A, Sfafford Arkansas Cify, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Thomasl-l. Sfark Arkansas Cify, Kansas Dr. and Mrs. C. G, Sfein Ashland, Kansas Ed J. Sfory Elk Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs, John F. Suellenfrop Colwich, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Suellenfrop Colwich, Kansas Mr, and Mrs. Willard S, Taylor Borger, Texas Mr. and Mrs. Romulo Tellez Los Angeles, California Mr. Alberfo Terrazas Brownsville, Texas Mr. and Mrs, Manuel Veiga Monfeloello, California Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Vosburgh Wichifa, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh Shawnee, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D, Waffs Wichifa, Kansas Mrs. June Wells Tulsa, Oklahoma Mr, and Mrs. M. L. Welsh Shawnee, Oklahoma Mrs, Margareff Whifson Seminole, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. John E, Williams Oklahoma Cify, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Harold Worfhingfon Wichifa, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Zahler Sf. Michael, Minnesofa Mr, Nicholas A. Zeyen Dallas, Texas Leonard Zoeller Ada, Oklahoma ROESCH BROTHERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Shawnee, Oklahoma ROBER 0 FROZEN4 FOOD CENTER Inc . 1 Q 'Quick Freezing Processing for Home Freezers H lT'I 419 N. Umm - P. 0. Box 1076 OKMHOMA GAS AED ELECTRIC X - COMPANY SHAWNEELOKLA. . ...... MFE T I1 Cl I1 k Y 0 U! Vb, Arr dekcfing .Simca wkere quagfy ia fhe V .F Afanrlaral sEMco COLOR Pmsss, INC. jg 129 N.w. 3 Oklahoma cn-y 'mm-M' - r CEntraI 2-7848 FOresf 5-4481 ' 3 QQEBRSQ suor AT sms AND SAVE. Y zol EAST MAIN STREET SHAWNEE OKLAHOMA 2 , Compfimenfs of I -II 1 .II 'I!? I I I AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ' PIN' I Aff f f -A'A 'jf' MAIN AT BROADWAY - SHAWNEE, OKI.A. .I-Ijqf IIUII-' Q A, , L luv' 4aI,:iIIf CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER Sl,0O0,000.00 - ' 15.314 , I i u 'I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION addfyb WQQW Jack Bradfield woo- I52O N. Harrison SI-IAWNEE, OKLAHOMA Telephone 3370 9 1 IIIIII III IIIIIII T he ulffmafe in 900617 fasfen MCKEE .Ewww COMPANY QUALITY IS IQEMEMBERED LONG AFTER PRICE IS FOIQGOTTEIXV' 123 NORTH MINNESOTA TELEPHONE 90 SHAWNEE, OKLAHCDMA WE GIVI5 TOP VALUE CT VD S'I'AIvIPs - BEST WISHES - ALDRIDGE HOTEL an COFFEE SHOP H. FRANMPiNS3lg5NTHAM S S Compliments of F C1 S MODERN MOTORS, INC GG GG Your Friendly Ford Dealer 0 I ,f Ferllllzer IE M111 5 1 r u 'i l upenor ee s O l The 9h and Broad Complete Farm Store PHO SOO S. BEARD SHAWNEE, OKLA. NE 242 Let Us Decorate Your Home.l Beautiful Wallpaper and Scenics 1 Dutch Boy Paints- Easy Payment Plan Max Ii. lupton 8 Sons Plenty of Free Parlzing Space 1835 No. Kickapoo Phone 1366 Concrete Bfocks anal Concrete Pgoe Thomas Concrete Pipe Co. Ada -- Lawton -- CI2IaI1oma City LOEFFLER' GREENE SUPPLY CO. 1604 N.W. FIFTH ST. 1924 EAST SIXTH ST OKLAHOMA CITY TULSA. OKLAHOMA A COMPLETE SERVICE COVERING Air Conditioning L Heating - PIumbing - Power Plants Rui-Rr:siaN'r'iNo Worthington Air Conditioning - Kohler Fixtures Clarage Fans and Air Handling Units - Chicago Pumps Fitzgibbons, PeerIess and Hydrotherrn Boilers Day and Night Furnaces, Water Heaters and Panelrays Warren Webster Heating Systems Cilsulate Underground Insulation Home of Bonded Diamonds Nationally Advertised Watches 14 East Main, Shawnee, Oklahoma Qqaaunuo - Congrafulafioifzs to 571. Cgrvgnrg 5 One of the great accomplishments of this past year was the completion of the new monastery building at St. Gregory's. This lovely building adds much to the campus, and Harter's is proud to have had a part in its construction by furnishing the expanded snale blocks and cast stone trim. Harter blocks are cured by the high pressure steam curing method in huge steel autoclaves. Blocks cured this Way shrink less than those cured with other methods. Remember I-larter for blocks and cast stone trim. ' CONCRETE - EXPANDED CLAY on SHALE - PUMICE o OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. HADIID llllllllifllill 5l0lll C0 WEST Bloclzs ' Cast: Stone Trim - Mo-Sai Facing - Roof and Floor Slabs - Lintels 1T':::':2 1:'f'1:':1?S::f'1:1 :T 7- -f f i-Lauri ,711-i.'-- 1'f?E': FunERAL e ' Q DIRECTORS i E Jxxcxsom B-7542 OKLAHOMA CITY , . H L, sl . l ii li!!! f l II 'lil ,K ivr :Vi Q TWENTY-THIRD AT DOUGLAS w,,M,,,M ,W . . , , -. i l WMM! ili WT Nslzawneefa Complete Hardware and Sporting Goocfs Store Baptist Harctware 211 E. Main Shawnee, Oklahoma '! ZR Q A X 117971 - Y Q BUSQUETA HNOS. SUCS., S. A. life 8132-'nz .Quinlan-alll E San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Mexic 0 Compfimemts W' M.. The Lest woolens in M9X7'CO of cz Friencf Robhersun Steel Gumpany 14501 NW. Third Qtzlahoma City Clzla. Phone CE Z--44455 Compliments of Hunzic Qer Bros. 105-107 E. California Oklahoma City, Okla. Books - Gifts - Stationery Office Supplies Office Equipment Duplicators anal Supplies POTT. COUNTY BOOK STORE i' 0 i' II7 N. BELL PHONE 74 TED KOELSCH FEED - SEED - HARDWARE Sooner Roacl and Reno ul' 0 'k PHONE ME7-4340 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA NED W. P RRY LILLARD 81 PARRY, INSURANCE COMPANY Aldridge Hotel Shawnee, Oklahoma , 4ff 7,1 --, Q, ,,,, M-,A ,,, i im XLZHQZ? Mwwiv, Z4'?,,j. 5 ,f IQ' 32' I 04 f WRU? i T, , I U ks-5 W N V X s g x J 133 Q53 5' af ff A V33 WPQ-Kp? L55-Silifiy zmwffmj 332223 Qfmfmfw 'DE S RW Q12 fwmimf . ' - f-fffqamvf 'C? My WJ E Kfsfjkff 'VWWWKQ-X WWW 65Ne,+?f1 A r I! 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