St Louis University High School - Dauphin Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

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'0 .... .- PRULUGIE ln th S volume of tne Dauphrn we een ors have rocused our art and edrtorral etforte on Sarnt Lours lX Krnq ot France trom l226 to l'77U Srnce our echool ears the name of thrs oreat monarch we have chosen to recall hrs lcrnqly memory Though seven centurres Qeroa ate us from rne era ot hrs herorc actrvrtres we can strll look to hrm for a model of Catholrc arth rr antr n 'VV'-e are not Concerned here Wrth the accr dental drtterencee t envrronment nor the exrernals of hrstorv Lours Canli d rnt battle sheathed rn medreval armor and wearrna a helmet r xref, ed steel Sexen Centur es have rn deed outdated hte gear out er entv centufres can never out date Lours the na r rn the tour du Qrone of thrs ol Dauphrn we Qtudente o Qarnt Lours Jn xerer y Hrah School ehal Consrder Loure rn hrs rntellectua', Qnrrrtrra, phyercal and socral :growth Ifrrtr KJ if - 5 sf 'fffiiu Qc, J , 1 , . 1 1 r I - W , , , , V - , . 1 1 . - P ... . r M w . , J . -, or . 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X W , , ff- , 1 1 -- r r ro. ., V , - .. , , T 5 A , N - . . , . so r r.r ' -4 , r , 1 l ., Dedication Four When Fr Maurice E Van Ackeren S I was appointed Rector of Rockhurst College on Palm Sunday Backer High bade farewell to a prrncrpal who was universally loved and admired by faculty and students We shall always remember Father Van for hrs encouraging smile hrs krnd and sympa thetrc counseling hrs firm yet understanding words of reproof when necessary hrs personal attentron to each boy s drffrculty frve years as prrncrpal hrs guidance and encouragement gave many activities at Backer Memorial new lrfe Scholastic achievement the Bellarmrne orchestra and glee club pulolr cations athletics and partrcularly the Sodalrty found an en thusrastrc patron rn Father Van But hrs greatest contribution to Backer High was the example of hrs own very Chrrstlrke character ln srncere gratitude we dedicate the 1951 DAUPHIN to Father Van Ackeren his inspiring talks in chapel and at assemblies. During his THE REVEREND MAUHICE E VAN ACKEREN S l I THE. VERY REVEREND THOMASI SHEEHY SI Pre ulvnt IX THE REVEREND RALPH H SCHENK SI M de-rutcr cf Mcihers Club and Stude t Councl Principal Rev Greqorv H Icrcobsmeyer SI Secretory Rev Rudolphl Blschoif SI Treasurer . ,.. 3 ' . . ,. n i . . A QQ. M! I . . ,.. Assistant Principal MR IOHN P RAYNOR S I nn ---ing Mr. Rcxynor with Hinkebem cmd Heck. .... iid E l - i l Rev. lchn I. Divine, SJ. Religion, English, 1-,f Student Counsellor Breni WllllG1HS, Mr. Sherhurne, RSV L60 A GUTH1 Sl Rev Iohnl Doyle Sl LIIUTGYIUTI Rellqmn Enqlxsh Rav M1chcrelL l-uncle-lunq Q QQV Edward S Prius l REV Wllburn A Dwbcld QI Rellqlcn L3 n Physlcs Rel1q1cn Enqlnsh tu ent CN 1 5 lr Arfr-44,1 1 Flllhf 1 ' l . . 4 C.. - S d, . ,:'.n'Q ,F .4 K fy' I ' i- - - l ' 'N ' li. y' . wr-T QV Rev. Paul A. Slander, S.l. Stucleni Counsellor Rev. Albert F. Ccomes, Sl. Reliqlon, English FAC LTY Soc Clvqy Rev Froncls W Benon Cl lnbrcman Studen Counsellor Mr Rxchcxrd Sherburne SI 1 Lotm T1 'V F' V clsr R hon n I Alf nqsl' 'Nme r X Scziiiinq: Mr. FET: Pclizzx T-TLISIC, Hfxzlirmzlstflly Tvfr. .fr'1f11I'fs E. Sprin- ,iIy.Spur11s?1g I.f:.f?:ilhr' I.K-Xlley f,Tf:Yhe1n1r,1f1 51 pit:-Li' Nr. ,ysaxrs F. H Iran-S NI:fhfv1m1?:Lg5g Liz. Alhwl' YJ. Phy- mfzmn, M'1fl1f:111vi:'Sy Mr. HQIIIY Faynmmis Spf-Cf' Pf1y'S1f'1l'fi'F- Qctzcn, v .r lf c stx V1 M Mr Sulvqtcrf GUM: Hut xv rlvybrnl u no H A ff' ' 1V'XI3mbQ' J Hmsx K L 5 Q61 P DT IJQH pf UT 5 -n nf Tn V 'NFS .gn-.ww f nes er CILIIIISIIY IM TIPIHQIILS FACULTY Rev. Thomas I. Kelly, SJ. Rev. Iohn R. Kelly, S.l. Spanish, Speech Religion, Greek Student Counselor , 1 'feb 15,33 gm Aimiifgfazfggf . 1 , 'rijf : . 1. -:Z I , 5, .- 2 52 : , Mr. Lawrence Perk Mr. lames Robinson Mr. loseph Power Physics, Mathematics History Typing .lac rjx N l i v x I Y L -W k, 'J Rev. Iames Hauser, Sl. Bro. Thomas C. Thornton, SJ. English, Religion, Sacristan Student Cgungglgr Bfotllel' Sacristan. Elcucn Us Mr W111c1m 1 Ke11 Q1 y 'fev W1111cm1 Kane S1 M W11 1 1 lam D mr Q Er1q11s11 Lctm EUQ11Sl'1 Q Rev Fred1 Monaghan Q1 DIS I. .o-1 1 'l a Carl Mlller Brc Phlllp Bmdwy Q Lcxtm RG11C-HGH Chemlstry Purchcxsmo Aqen Fr Stouder Cc,Lmse1s Terfw LQNIHF. Il-LPILL 1N MEMORIAN4 Rev Iqncmus B Klrcher S1 1873 1950 Teacher Crt Backer Hlqh 1931 1941 I , . '1' , VM., 1 . . , r. 1. Q . 9.1. ' , ' ' E Q1 min 7 1 K A . fl ' M : J - 1 . 1 ' , I , 1 lx Sr! . 9 X 4 l gn , ' 9 Q.,-'jfs ' E ' X3 . . , M.. Mr. . ' ' . , 9.1, 1 . . , . . sal MT. 'svn-3 a--.....- FAC L'l'Y 4 BLCI111 Mr Walter H Hollomn I r George W Bryde SI Mr Ichn Eagan SI Hmstcry Emghsh Lcztm Speech Enqllgh MT ThCmCIS F MCQUGGHY I M155 Irere A Ken 3 Mr Ben umm Fulkerscr' LCIYIP Rec: strc Bursar 9 2 MQMfQ M if , ,i A A 1 .. . ,c.. L A . n .. 1 '. . . Q U xi ix r I I. 4 , V - f X A I Fourteen S The l-rgncrscon Friors who tutored Louis had their hcrnds tull gs Monsieur lornvrlle or contemporary of the King tells us As cr student Louis hod or quick temper ond got into more thorn his shore of trouble But he was never resentful when his Franciscan tutors punished him for disciplinary reotsons For Louis reolized how vorluoble or well rounded educgticn would be when he would tolce his plgce dt the heod of the councils ot Frdnce Vfe too recrlrze the vglue of cr complete rntegroted educo tion Although we ore orwcrre of the spirituoxl responsibilities ot cr school we know thcrt the pnmory purpose of cr school is to trgrn the student to think orccurotely gnd to give hirn the- focts thot' he will need in his lite's work. The product of the high intellectuorl stdndords gt St. Louis University High Schccl is cleor-thinking rnen with cr Weglth ot knowledge in their chosen field. The slzetch cn the right was drown by Lorry Connors Clandrrg Olflyrn lr' Martln Stephan Vdllrn r Beck Book C nncr a d B tra Bra F Doyle Mr Bayn Mcnahan Hurnmfl Xf9k'f? F Doyle eads news ct qraduatlcr at K1 l enlor llouncll Backer Hrqh students and ra ulty wrll al ways be able to pomt wrth prrde to the Sl araduatrnq class prcture on the corrtdor wall Thts IS rn great part the credtt ot a very actrve Qemor Councrl lts members offrcers and mod erators Fr Doyle Sl and Mr Bavnor Sl spurred on a great semcr class 1n many suc cesstul prolects The work of the Councrl was outstandrnq rn three qualrttes trrst the evr dence of detalled and ettrc ent plannrnq rn all proJects second the development ot sev eral outstandrnq leaders thrrd a generous co operation and S9llSOCT1l1CG ln the September Senrcr electrons Blll Mona han was chosen Presrdent Bob Branqle Vrce Presrdent and Pete Hummel Secretary Thrs year lrke last was lnauqurated on a happy ally success tul Pall Frolrc Thrs was tollowed by the note wrth the socrally and trnanct Homecommq Dance Followrnq Lent came the Bunny Hop the Semor Show the Senror Prom the Class Prcnrc and the cllmax of the year qraduatron at Krel AUd1lOT1hm c . 1, ., , ., r e, , , o S, Q, Q- ', - E- , U, , , . ca, te ., r.a.e, .. A , . u., , 1 ' ' 4 I I f' ' - c . A , 1 L. . 1 f - .X , B 1 1 Q , . 4 , . - I I -4 A r - N I l - I . , . F . . 1 1 r. r ' 1 'en - 1 1 1 1 1 . . . ,V 1en1or Ulm PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER Uifwers I m O Flynn George Shcffrey D Ic Husch IJETI3 Mcrtm Iack Holtrup IIT1 McKelIy AI Steplnan Tcrn Loftus B1II B Ckmann Dave R1r1q Ton Bcznmster SIvc1n LJ cewme I.fIIIY Ccr1no1s Ge me Zulundt Ed VcIImer GG y HGISSQTGI B I :xrtcmd ASS HIGNGR STI D NTS Er1n Re-on E 1 1-Icu SENIOR LASS OFFICERS Bob BrcxnqI VIC Pres dent Pete I-Iun1meI Secretary B1II M nahon Pres1dent Q5 QM 5 Uenlfen C Q I I I 4A 4 B 4C 4D 4E - , 3 4 I TREASURER Gerry GIIIIIIIGZET 4F I Q. I ..,,, ' W C S .1 , 1IGl 'Q 'ff f , 1 'I 45 s r li... CL .. f .. J E .. e , . ' Jde, ' q. L, . ACKFELD ANZALONE ATKINS BANNISTER BAUER EAUMAN BECKMANN BENOIST BERGMANN BERNSEN A . 5 f s w 1' ALBERT lOSEPH ACKFELD WILLIAM ALLEN ATKINS, IR. Latin English Second Honors, l, 3: Sodality, I-4, Orchestra, l, 3, Glee Club, 2-4, Accompanistp Basketball, ly Track, 2-47 Cheer- leader, 27 Soccer, 45 Follies, l, 2, 4. THOMAS li:SE1T4HhBANNISTER nq is RAYMOND IOSEPH ANZALONE Classical Second Honors, l, 2, 3, Sodality, l-3, Secretary, lg Class Officer, 27 Prep News, l-3: Dauphin, l, 25 Bellarrnine, l-4, First in Humorous C. l. S. L,, 25 Degree of Excellence, N. F. L., Dauphin Players, l, 4, Li erary Circle, Glee Club, l, 25 Library Association, l-4: Cheerleader, 2, 3, Follies, l, 25 Starffimes Writing Contest: First in Poetry, 4. Eighteen Sodality, l, Officer, Student Council, lp Class Officer, 1-4, Apostleship of Prayer, 3: Xavier Forum, 2: Rifle Team, 2: Library Association, lp Football, 2-4: Track, 3, 4: Basket ball, 2: Radio Workshop, 2. lOHN LOUlS BAUER Classical Second Horrors, ly Sodality, l, 2, Acolythical Society, 3, 4, Baseball, 4, Golf, 4, Swimming, 47 Follies, 4. GENE HOWARD BAUMAN English Xavier Forum l, 2, Camera Club, 4: Baseball, 4: Track, Z: Boxing, 2: Follies, 4. WlLLlAlVl ALOYS BECKMANN, lR. Latin First Honors, l, 3, Second l-lonors, 2 4, Sodality, l-47 Class Officer, 3, 4: intramural Debate, 27 Acolythical Socieiy, 3: Science Club, 4, Track, 3, 4: Follies, l, 4. PlERRE ANTOlNE BENOlST English Swirniiiriq l, 7. lOl'lN C. BERGMANN Enqlrsh rl'rl.t',' l 'xrrierfi flulix l 7- Track l Q,4:FrlE1,s ' ALBERT BERNARD BERNSEN Classical Boxxx. F: Fcllies, 4. O Bll I0 I'S DON PAUL BERRA RICHARD DEWES BOLAND Latin English Second Honors, 2-4: Rifle Team, 2, Soccer, J, 4, Foil1es, 4. Sodality, l-4, Football, l-47 Baseball, l, 2, 4, Cvoll, lp DAN R. BISHQIQ Rifle Team, 2, 4, Follies, 4. English Scdality, l, 2, Class Officer, ly Orchestra, l, 2, Basel: 3, 4, Track, l, 2. RICHARD R. BOEDEKER Classical Second Honors, l, 3, 4. BERRA BISHOP Q CARLO S. BOSSOLA Cllr Classical Class Honors, ly Second Honors, 2-47 Sodality, l-4, Acolythical Society, l-4, Glee Club, 37 Football, l-4, Basketball, l, 2: Baseball, 3, 4, Poster Clulo, 35 Radio Workshop, 3, Follies, l, 2, 4. BOEDEKER BOLAND BOSSOLA BOYLES BRANGLF ROBERT IOHN BOYLFS Classical Class Honors, 2, Second Honors, l. 2, 4: Sodalpy Science Club, 3 4, Literary Circle, Follies, 4. ROBERT 'vVll.LlAlvl BRANCLF Classical Second Honors, l- Sodallty Officer, l-4, Stadt nt l-4, Senior Council, Vzce-Preszdenty Class Offgggy Football, l-4g Co-Captain, l, 4, All-District, Second Basketball 1, 2: Baseball, 2-4. FHll.lP lOHN BC-UCKAERT l.at1ri 's flrohestrz 4 H nf- 1: 4- 'iii 1: -fltli 4 F AIPH .l.l.lf TJ FFIF' 'ATIFS F Ffffli 'J 4- Fflp-s BOUCKAERT BRAUN BREDEC l .Yr mtl-ni D, BRENNAN ' DAVID MICHAEL BRENNAN English Track, 3, 47 Boxing, 47 Follies, 4. lOHN ANTHONY BRENNAN, lR. Latin Scdality, l-4: Xavier Forum, l, 25 Football, la Baseball Baxzng, Z7 Follies, l, 4. RAYMOND HENRY BULTE, lR. English Apcstleship of Prayer, l-4, Rifle Team, 47 Fcctball, Baseball ly Cheerleader, lp Follies, 4. lOHN WILLTAM BURGESS English lr Football, l. lOHN RICHARD BUTLER English , ruphiii, -1. l. BRENNAN BULTE BURGESS BUTLER BYRNE CASAGRANDE CHESNICK CLINTON COCHRAN lAMES lOSEPH BYRNE, IR. EUGENE WlLLlAM CHESNICK Em-31155 Classical Ezrs' Honors, 2: Second Honors, lA4: Track, fp Tennis , Football, l, 2: Baseball, 4: Track, l, 2. A THOMAS G. CLlNTON Latin Qe:Q:1'H'c' -yFll' ,. RONALD CHARLES CASAGRANDE J CH lb 14 O les 4 Latin IAMES DONALD COCHRAN Sodality 2-4, Football Manager lt Baseball, lg Soccer E' EHQUSP1 Follies, l, 4. Self :acer 2-4, Cc-Captain, Tiuenly Sodality, 1-4, Xavier Forum, 2, 3, Dauphin Players, Seniors lOHN WlLLlAM COLEMAN English Sodality 3, 47 Accordian Group, 2, 3. LAWRENCE ROY CONNORS Classical First Honors, l-47 Second Honors, 47 Sodality, l-47 Student Council, 47 Senior Ccuncil, 47 Prep News, 3, 47 Dauphin Co-Editor, 47 Literary Circle7 Poster Club, 2-47 Follies, 4 lOSE'PH IAMES COONEY English Second Honors, 3, 47 Sodality, l-47 Dauphin, 47 Science Club, 4, Oft1cer7 Follies, 2, 4. DONALD W. CRAMER Classical Second Honors, l, 27 Baseball, l7 Bowling, 47 Rifle, 4. lOHN MICHAEL CULLEN English Xavier Forum, 37 Dauphin Players, 47 Basketball, 37 Base- ball, 3, 4. MICHAEL CHARLES DALY English Class Honors, 47 Second Honors, l-37 Apostleship of Prayer, 3, 47 Science Club, 47 Bowling Tearn, 47 Follies, 4. KENNETH STEPHEN DAUES EDWARD DEVLIN DlEMER Latin Second Honcrs, l-47 Class Honors, 47 Sodality, 2-47 Science Club, 3, 47 R.tle Team, l-47 Boxing, 2, 47 Follies, 4. TOSEPH LOUlS DIFANI Latin Second Honors, l, 27 Class Officer, 27 Apostleship of Prayer, 37 Acolythical Society, l, 2, 4. Latin Second Honors, l-47 Scdality, l-47 Acolythical Society, 47 PHILIP TOSEPH DISHER Baseball, l7 Follies, 4. English COLEMAN CONNORS COONEY CRAMER CULLEN DALY DAUES DIEMER DIFANT DISHER .1 f A.A, A 7. 7 7 ,,.. 7. I , 55- .fffgjxfl ,639 DOLIS DREYER DRUMMOND DWYER ELDER ELLISON R EVANS W. EVANS EYERMAN FERRARA FITZWILLIAM FREIN GEORGE MARTIN DOLIS, IR. Latin Second Honors, 3. VICTOR WILLIAM DREYER, IR. English Xavier Forum, 3, 47 Glee Club, lp Camera Club, 47 Baseball, 4: Boxing, 2: Follies, 4, Dauphin, 4. Twenty-Iuxo BERNARD EDWARD DRUMMOND English Basketball Manager, 2: Soccer, 3. lOl-IN THOMAS DWYER English Sodality, l, 27 Apostleship of Prayer, I-47 Dauphin Players, 45 Football, 2-45 Basketball, I, 2: Track, 3, 4. IOHN WILLIAM ELDER Classical Class Honors, 45 First Honors, l-35 Sodality, 3, 47 Prep News, 4, Editorial Editor, 47 Dauphin, 3: Literary Circleg Science Club, gf Poster Club, 2. CHARLES EDWA RD ELLISON English Sodality, I-45 Class Officer, 2: Acclythical Society, Z-47 Xavier Forum, 3, 47 Library Association, 2-4, Cheerleader, I, 2. ROBERT MERRIWETIIER EVA NS Classical Sodality, l-47 Bellarmine Society, I-3, Intramural Debate Winner, 25 Acolythical Society, l-3g Rifle Team, l-47 Football, l. WILLIAM HOOPER EVANS, IR. English Second Honors, 45 Sodality, l-4: Track Manager, l, 2. KARL PHILLIP EYERMAN English Sodality, 2-4, Glee Club, 37 Science Club, 3: Swim- ming Team, 1-47 Captain, 4. PAUL FRANCIS FERRARA English Track, lg Boxing, l-4: Follies, 4. IOHN IOSEPH FITZWILLIAM Latin Football, l-45 Basketball, I-47 Baseball, 2, Track,2, 3. ROBERT IOHN FREIN Classical Class Honors 3, 45 Second Honors, l, 2, Football, l: Camera Club, lg Baseball Manager, l. eniors HENRY MICHAEL GAGLIARDI, IR. Latin Second Honors, 2, 3, Sodality, 2-4, Bellarmine So- ciety, 2, Apostleship of Prayer, 3, 4, Science Club, 3, Track, 4, Follies, 4, Boxing, 2, 3, Dauphin, 4. HARRY IOSEPH GANNON, IR. Latin Acolythical Society, 4, Track, 4, Boxing, 2. WILLIAM ARTHUR GARTLAND English Sodality, I-4, Class Officer, 4, Football, 3, Baseball, 3, 4, Second Honors, I, 2, Xaxier Forum, 2, Student Council, 2. BARRY IAMES GEORGE English Rifle Team, 4, Tennis, 4, Dauphin, 4. GERARD KEANE GUNTHER, IR. Classical Second Honors, I-4, Sodality, I-4, Officer, 4, Class Officer, 4, Acolythical Society, 3, 4, Xavier Forum, I-4, Football, I, 2, Basketball, I-4, Sacristan, 3,4. RONALD EUGENE HAUG Latin Class Honors 3, 4, Second Honors, I, 2, Science Club, 3, 4. DONALD GERARD HEARD Classical Second Honors, l, 2, Sodality, l-4, Student Council, l, Prep News, 4, Bellarrnine Society, l-4, Intra- mural Debate Winner, I, Apostle-ship of Prayer, 3, 4, Acolythical Society, I-4, Literary Circle, Glee Club, l-4, Library Association, 3, Football Manager, I, Follies, 4, Bowling, 4, Poster Club, I-4. PAUL ANTHONY HEIN, IR. Classical First Honors, I-4, Sodality, I, 2, Apostleship of Prayer, 3, 4, Bowling, 2-4, Class Honors, 4. GARY WILLIAM HEISSERER English Sodality, l, 2, Student Council, l-4, Senior Council, Class Officer, 4, Soccer, 3, Intramural Debate Winner, 2, Follies, 4. HAROLD IOI-IN HERRMANN, IR. Classical Second Honors, I-4, Sodality, I-4, Prep News, 3, 4, Dauphin, 3, 4, Co-Editor, 4, Xavier Forum, l, Dau- phin Players, 4, Literary Circle, Camera Club, I, 2, Library Association, l, 2, Football, lp Poster Club, I-4, Follies, I, 2, 4. Twenty-three THOMAS PATRICK HINKEBEIN Classical First Honors, I-4, Sodality, I-4, Prep News, 4, Aco- lythical Society, 2-4, Literary Circle, Science Club, 3, President, 4, Interscholastic Latin Contest, Sixth Place, 4, Follies, l, 2, 4, F. KENNETH HINTON English Second Honors, 3, 4, Follies, 4. GAGLIARDI GANNON GARTLAND GEORGE GUNTHER HAUG HEARD HEIN HEISSERER HERRMANN HINKEBEIN HINTON 'Y me 3' irc?-it ' 52' A ' Lv J 3 W3 . 5 C '5iffIf-5- Qs 1 if 3- .xl ,,., 3 I- . 'L ,.v- ii . if VV ..,, if HIRSCH HOFFMEIER HOGAN HOLT HOLTRUP nlUGHES HUMMEL HUNSAKER HUTTl lOHNS RICHARD PAUL HlRSCH lOHN ROBERT HOGAN English Classical Sodality, l-4, Class Officer, l-4, Apostleship of Prayer, lr Football, l-4, Basketball, l-4, Follies, 4. RCBERT M. l. HOFFMElER Latin Second Honors, l, 2, Sodality, l'4: Orchestra, 3, 4, Rifle Team, 1, 2, Boxing, 1, 2. Twenty-four Class Honors, l, First Honors, 2-4, Sodality, l-4, Aco- lythical Society, 4, Literary Circle, Library Association, l-4, Follies, l, 2, 4. DONALD LEO HOLT English Track, l-4, Cross-Country, 2-4, Bowling, 2. lACK ANTHONY HOLTRUP Classical Second Honors, l, Sodality, l-4, Treasurer, l, Student Council, l, 2, Class Officer, l-4, Aoolytliical Society, 3, 4, Xavier Forum, 2-4, Football, 3, 4, Follies, 4. RICHARD LEE HUGHES English Second Honors, l, 2, Football, l, 2, Track, l, 3, 4, Swirn- ming Team, 2. PETER ANTON HUMMEL, IR. Classical Second Honors, l-4, Sodality, l-4, Officer, 2, 3, Prefect, 4, Student Council, 4, Senior Council, Senior Class Treas- urer, Class Officer, 2, 3, Football, l-4, Captain, 4, All- Prep and All-District, 4, Basketball, l, 2, Baseball, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Outstanding lunior Award, Follies, 4. ARTHUR H, HUNSAKER Classical Second Honors, l-3, Sodality, l-4, Bellarmine Society l, Literary Circle, Football, l, Baseball, l, Follies, 2, 4. lAMES ANTHONY HUT'l'l English Class Officer, 3, Science Club, 3, Camera Club, l, Rifle Team, l, 2, 4, Bowling, 3, 4, Follies, 4. DONALD E. IOHNS Classical Second Honors, l, 2, Boxing, l, Follies, 4. eniors WILLIAM ASHTON l'OHNSON Classical Soclality, 1-4, Bellarrnlne, 1-4, Treasurer, 4, State N. F. L. Finalist, Degree of Distinction, Literary Circle, Library Association, 1, 2, Second Honors, 1-3, Follies, 4. CHARLES EMMANUEL lOKlSCH. lR. English Sodality, l-4, Acclythical Society, l-4, Camera Club, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Soccer, 3, 4, Follies, 4. lOHNSON IOKISCH A'-Ci. ONT KOLAR KOON EDWARD WARREN KOLAR, IR. Classical First Honors, l-4, Prep News, 4, Baseball, 1, Track, 2, Follies, 4. BERNARD THOMAS KOON, lR. Classical First Honors, lg Second Honors, 2, 4, Sodality, 1-4, Assis tant Pretect, lp Frefect, Z, Student Council, 2, Class Oifi cer, l, 2, Prep News, 3, 4, Bellarmine, l-4, Vice-President 4, Degree of Distinction, Voice of Democracy, Z, 4, Ameri can Legion School Winner, 4, Acolythical Society, l-4, Dauphin Players, 3, 47 Literary Circle, Library Associa tion, l, 2: Cheerleader, 2, 3, Radio Workshop, 2, Follies l, 2, 4: Star-Tirnes' Writing Contest, First in General Arti- cle and Radio Script, 4. CHESTER LOUlS KRUG, IR. English Sodality, 3, 4, Follies, 4. EUGENE LOUIS LaBARGE English Second Honors, 3, Apostleship of Prayer, 3, 4, Science Club, 4: Bowling, 4, Boxing, 4. ROBERT HENRY LaBARGE English Second Honors, 3, Track, 4, Boxing, 4, Follies, 4. THOMAS W1LLlAM KAISER Classical Second Honors, l, 4, Follies, 4. IOSEPH lOl-IN KESSLER. lR. Latin Prep News, 1-3, Dauphin, l, 2, Library Association, 1-4, President, 4, Science Fair, 1-3, Bellarmine Society, 2-4, Dauphin Players, 3, 4, Science Club, 2-3, Camera Club, Z, Follies, 4. RlCHARD IOSEPH KLOHR, Ill Classical Sodality, l-4, Acolythical Society, 4. KAISER KESSLER KLOHR 'H KRUG E. LaBARGE R, LaBARGE Twenty-Eve FRANK IOSEPH LANE English Prep News 2-4: Dauphin, 2: Fcllzes 4. HENRY RAYMOND LLEVVELLYN Classical Baseball, I-4. THOMAS IOSEPH LOFTUS Latin Class Hcnors, lj Second Honors 2-4: Sodalily Officer I 4- Library Asscclaticn 2-4: V:ce'E F3:!l3all I, 4- Fcllies 4. VINCENT FRANCIS LQPICCOLO III Classical Second Honors 2-47 Sodality 3, 47 Follies, 4. FRANCIS HENRY LUEBBERT I-4f Cl resident I Classical I Ffrst Hcxzcrs, I Q25 Second Hcncrs LANE LLEWELLYN LOFTUS LQPICCOLO LUEBBERT ,.,,, I , is I I i I Mi ass 4: LUKEFAHR LUTKEWITTE CHESTER MARTIN CLAUDE MARTIN H. MARTIN DAVID KOEHLER LUKEFAHR Latin Orchestra, 4: Bczvlirza 4- Soccer Follies 4. SILVAN B. LUTKEWITTE IR. English Scdality, I, 4: Class Officer, I-47 Library Asscciatiin President, 3: Focfball, 4, All-Prep, 4- Basketball 'V 1 CLAUDE B. MARTIN, IR. English china l.f...cf:1', HERBERT CHARLES MARTIN IR, 'ffm-ku 3, 44 Classical A Seacnd Hancrs, I, fy Scdality I-4, Assistant Prefect 2: 'HESTER FFHVJP MARTIN Student Ccuncil 4- Senicr Ccuncrl: Class Officer 2 4: anqalsh Acelythzcal Scciety, I-4: Xavier Fcrurtz I-3 Glee Club, Second Honcrs 3 47 Xavier Fcrunz, 4, Ecxxna I'-1. .-4' Cheerleader, Ili- Follzes, I 2, 4, Twunlu 'six eniors IOHN DAVID MAX Latin Sodality, I-4, Prep News, I-4, Dauphin, I, 2, Bellarmine 27 Acolythical Society, l-4, Orchestra, 2-4, Library Asso ciation, lg Baseball Manager, 2, Radio Follies, 4. RICHARD E. MCGIRL Enqlish Sodality, 2-4, Rifle Team, 21 Football, 3, 4, Soccer, 2, 4: Follies, 4, IAMES C. MCKELLY Classical Second Honors, l-3, Sodality, l-4, Class Iythical Society, 4, Follies, 2, 4. FRANK MCMAHON, IR. Workshop, 2: Baseball, 3, 47 Officer, 4, Acc- Enqlish STUART FRANKLIN MEYER Sadality, I, 2, Prep News, I, 2, Apostleship of Prayer, Clgssicgl 3' 4' Second Honors, I, 27 Sodality, l-43 Bellarmine, 3, 4: State Finalist, Humorous Eloc., 4, Acolythioal Society, 2-4, Xavier I-A-MES THOMAS MCWILLIAMS. IR. Forum, 37 Dauphin Players, 47 Glee Club, 3, Football, l, English 25 Basketball, ly Baseball, l, 2, Tennis, 4, Cheerleader, 3, Follies, 4. IAMES FRANCIS MEARA VALERIUS ALOYSIUS MEYER English English Sodality, l, 2, 47 Student Council, lp Class Gfficer, ly I, WINSTQN MILLER Rifle Team, 47 Football, l, 2, Track, 2, 4, Follies, 4. Classical First Honors, l, 2, Second Honors, 3, 47 Sodality, l-4, IOHN HENRY MEYER Bellarmine, I, 27 Acolythical Society, l-4, Literary Circle, Classical Football, l: Swirnrninq, 47 Follies, 4. MAX MCGIRL McKEI.LY MCMAHON MCWILLIAMS IJIEARA I. MEYER S. MEYER V. MEYER I. MILLER - X , 3 Q , ' , ms. , Sf' ' WEE 'S ' I I I I Aw Mic K. MILLER MOORE MUDD NEWPORT Twent 141 . 4-IAQ Agia 4 f kiwi i ffriwifii? Inn. 1 MOLONEY MONAI-IAN MORGAN MORGENTI-IALER MURPHY NAES NIEMEIER NIX KENNETH WILLIAM MILLER English Sodality, 3, 47 Second Honors, 3. THOMAS O. MOLONEY, III Classical Second Honors, l-4: Sodaliiy, l-4, Secretary, 27 Bellarmine Society, l7 Acolythical Society, 2-47 Basketball, li Baseball, I7 Golf, 47 Follies, l, 4. y-eight WILLIAM IOSEPH MONAHAN, IR. Classical Class Hcnors, I, 37 Second Honors, 2, 47 Scdality, I-47 Prefect, 35 Student Council, 3, 47 President, 47 Senior Council7 President of Senior Classy Class Officer, 37 Prep News, 3, 47 Acolythical Society, 37 Dauphin Players, 47 Literary Circle7 Football, 37 Boxing, 27 Dauphin, 4. WILLIAM HENRY MOORE English Acclythical Society, 3, 47 Rifle Team, 47 Tennis, 4: Follies, 4. ELDRIDGE PAUL MORGAN Classical Second Honors, l-37 Track, 3. IOHN IOSEPH MORGENTHALER English Apcstleship cf Prayer, l-47 Acolythical Scciety, 47 Rifle Team, 47 Track, I, 2, 47 Follies, 4. IAMES LINUS MUDD Latin Scdality, l-47 Class Officer, ly Camera Club, 2: Football, l, 27 DAVID IOSEPH MURPHY, IR. Latin Second Honors, l, 37 Track, 2-4. RICHARD LUKE NAES English Sodality, 3, 47 Dauphin, 47 Acolythical Society, 3, 47 Orchestra, 3, 47 Rifle Team, 47 Track, 37 Follies, 47 Bowling, 3, 47 Dauphin, 4. MICHAEL IOHN NEWPORT Latin Football, l, 2. RUSSELL GROVER NIEMEIER English Sodaliry, l, 27 Orchestra, L37 Track, 3, 47 Boxing, 3. DONALD PHILLIP NIX Classical Class Hcnors, l7 Second Honors, 2'4j Xavier Forum, I7 Baseball, 3, 4. eniors IAMES M. O'FLYNN English Student Council, 3, 4, Senior Council: Class Offi- cer, 3, 47 Xavier Forum, 41 Dauphin Players, 43 Football, 3, 4: Track, 47 Follies, 4. IAMES FRANCIS O'GORMAN English Second Honors, l-3: Track, 2-4, Follies, 4. LOUIS IOSEPH OLDANI Classical Class Honors, l, 2, First Honors, 3, Second Honors, 4, Sodality, l-4, Secretary, 37 Assistant Prefect, 4: Prep News, 3, 47 Bellarmine, l, 27 Acolythical Society, 2-45 Literary Circle, Vice-Presidentp Library Association, 2-47 Follies, l, 2, 4. WILLIAM EUGENE OLSZEWSKI Classical Seccnd Honors, I-45 Sodality, L45 Secretary, 3: Student Council, lg Class Officer, lg Dauphin Busi- ness Manager, 47 Literary Circle: Follies, l, 2, 4, Baseball, l. BERNARD IOSEPH O'REILLY Classical First Honors, l-47 Sodality, Z-4, Bellarmine, 2, 3: Degree cf Meritg Literary Circle, Literary Critic: Science Club, 3, 4, Track, l-47 Cross Country, 244, Captain, 47 Dauphin, 4. GREGORY DANIEL O'SI-IEA English Apostleship of Prayer, 3, 41 Baseball, 3, 4, Cheer- leader I, 2. HARRY PATRICK O'TOOLE English Second Honors, l, 45 Track, 3, 47 Follies, 4. HAROLD IOHN OTT, Il Latin Second Honors, l, 3, Soclality, 2-45 Dauphin Players, 3, 4, Science Club, 3: Track, 2-4, Follies, 4. lOHN LOUIS OVERMANN, IR. English DONALD EDWARD PADFIELD Latin Second Hcncrs, l. Twenty-nine THOMAS EDWARD PAIGE Classical Second Honors, I-3, Prep News, 45 Acolythical So- ciety, 4, Xavier Forum, ly Glee Club, 4g Basketball, ly Follies, 4. ALBERT FRANK PARATO English Second Honors, lp Student Council, I, 37 Class Officer, l, 3, Basketball, 4. O'FLYNN OGORMAN OLDANI OLSZEWSKI O'REILLY O SHEA O'TOOLE OTT OVERMANN PADFIELD PAIGE PARATO PERRY PLOUSSARD POLLNOW POWER POZSGAY QUINN RANGE RAYHAWK REASOR RECK IAMES ARMOND PERRY NEAL ALLAN POWER EIlqliSl t I-,Qtin Football, I7 Basketball, l7 Boxing, 37 Follies, 4. MARTIN LEON PLOUSSARD Classical Second Honors, l7 Orchestra, I7 Basketball, l. CHARLES FRANCIS POLLNOW, III Latin Second Honors, I7 Sodality, I-47 Science Club, 3, 47 Library Association, 37 Follies, 4, Thirty Second Honors, 3, 47 Follies, 4. MICHAEL STEPHEN POZSGAY Classical Class Honors, I-47 Sodality, 1-41 Prep News, 3, 47 Dau- phin, 3, 47 Literary Circle7 Science Club, 3, 47 Vice- President, 37 Bowling, 3, 47 Secretary, 47 Radio Workshop, 2 37 Follies, 4. ' GERALD NEAL OUINN 7 Latin Bellarrnine, 2'4Q Humorous Eloc., First Place City, Second Place State, 37 Orchestra, 37 Glee Club, 2-47 Science Club, 37 Library Association, 2-4. LEO HARRY RANGE, IR. English Acolythical Society, 47 Camera Club, I7 Track, 3, 47 Soc ter, 3. ARTHUR LOUIS RAYHAWK Latin HOWARD IAMES REA SOR English. Rifle Team, 47 Football, I7 Follies, 4. DONALD WILLIAM RECK Classical -class Honors, 3, 47 First Honors, l, 2' Sodaliiy l-4: Stu dent Council, 47 Senior Council, 4: Prep News, 4- Assistant Editor, 37 Co-Editor 47 Dauplmn, fi' Eellarrnine, 4- Literary Ci1cle7 Track, 37 Interscholastic Latin Ccntes 'Sth Place, 47 Radio Workshop, 37 Ecwdna Tcani, U. S. Representative to London Youth Fcruiii 19517 St: Times' 'Writing Contest, First in Iriterviewx Seniors IEROME FRANCIS REIDY English Football, 3, 4, Track, 4. EDWARD IOSEPH REILLY, IR. Latin Second Honors, I, 2, Class Officer, 3, Camera Club, 2, Football, I-4, Baseball, 2, Track, 2. IOHN LAMAR REKART Classical First Honors, I, Second Honors, 2, 3, Sodality, I-4, Track, 4, Follies, 4, Star-Times' Writing Contest, Third in Bio- graphical Incident, 4. REIDY REILLY DAVID ANTHONY RING English Sodality, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Senior Council, Class Officer, 4, Acolythical Society, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Tennis, 3, 4, Golf, 3, 4. IAMES STEPHEN ROOK Classical First Honors, I, Second Honors, 2-4, Student Council, 4, Senior Council, Prep News, 3, 4, Assistant Editor, 3, Co' Editor, 4, Dauphin, 3, Bellarmine, 1, Intramural Radio, First Place, 2, Dauphin Players, 2, Literary Circle, Presi- dent, Basketball, I, Radio Workshop, 2, 3, Follies, 4, Star-Times' Writing Contest, Third in General Article, 4. REKART RING ROOK LJ' ROY SABADELL EDGAR LUCIEN ROY, IR. Classical First Honors, I-4, Sodality, I-4, Student Council, I, Class Officer, I, 2, Dauphin Sports Co-Editor, 4, Acolythioal So- ciety, l, Basketball, I, Golf, 3, 4, Follies, 4. AUGUST IOSEPH SABADELL, IR. ' English Second Honors, I, Sodality, I-4, Prep News, 2, 4, Bel- larrnine I-4, Degree of Distinction, Intramural Debate, Second Place, I, Dauphin Players, 4, Camera Club, l-3, Library Association, 3. STEPHEN LOUIS SABO English Sodality, IY4, Prep News, 3, Camera Club, 2-4, Track, 3-4, Stamp Club, I, 2, Follies, I. FRANK RICHARD SCALISE English Scdality, 2-4, Acclythical Society, I-43 Crcnestra, I Boxing, I, 2: Follies, 4. RICHARD G. SCHERER Latin Second Honors I, 3, 4, Sodality, I-4, Prep News, 4, Intramural Speech, Second Place, 2, Acclythrcal Society, 3, 4, Rifle Team, 3, 4, Follies, 4. SABO SCALISE SCHERER Thirty-one SCHULTE SHAFFREY SHEEHAN WARREN IOHN SCHULTE Latin Second Honors, l, 25 Class Officer, 27 Acolythical Society 4, Xavier Forum, 47 Basketball, lg Baseball, l, 25 Track 3, 45 Follies, 4. GEORGE C. SHAFFREY English Class Officer, 4, Football, I-45 All-District, 4, All-Prep, 4, Basketball, l-47 Captain, 47 All-District, 45 All-Prep, 3, 45 Baseball, I-4. GENE IOSEPH SI-IEEHAN Enqlish Sodality, l, 2, Apostleship of Prayer, 2-4, Rifle Team, 45 Follies, 4. MICHAEL LINTON SMITH English Orchestra, 4, Rifle Team, 45 Follies, 3, 4. THOMAS IOSEPH SPEARING Classical Second I-Icnors, I-4, Sodality, 3, 47 Acolythical Society, 2447 Football, lg Follies, 4. SMITH SPEARING wi! ..--1' STAEHLIN STARKLOFF STEELE STEPI-IAN STOKES MALCOLM REI-I STAEHLIN English Acolythical Society, 4: Football, lg Baseball, lg Boxinq,2 CARL FREDERICK STARKLOFF English Secozm Honors, 2, 3: Sodality, 3, 45 Class Officer, 3, Acolythical Society, 3, 45 Basketball, 27 Baseball, 2, Track, 4, Follies, 4. THOMAS IOSEPH STEELE Classical First Honors, I, 2, Second Honors, 3, 4, Sodality, 2-47 Prep News, 35 Dauphin, 4, Follies, 4. Thfrly-two ALBERT IOI-IN STEPHAN Latin Second Honors, I, 27 Sodality, l-4, Assistant Prefect, 31 Secretary, 41 Student Council, l'4g Senior Council, 47 Class Officer, l-4: Xavier Forum, 2, Camera Club, I, 2, Football, 3, 4, Outstanding Scdalist, 37 Lettermen's Club, 3. THOMAS RAYMOND STOKES Classical Sodality, I-3, Bellarmine, I-45 Intramural Debate Winner, Ig C. I. S. L. Oratory, First Placep State N. F. L. Extemp., Third Place, State N. F. L. Oratory, First Place, 47 Dau- phin Players, 4y Follies, l, 2, 45 Acolythical Society, lg Cilee Club, I, 2, Seniors i or 'C WS- I fi M 1. 541.-w 'ww ,, N o ,Y . mm-.m.....,, its . fgf' if I . - I ys. Q IOHN FRANCIS SULLIVAN Classical Second Honors, lf45 Sodality, l-45 Acolythical Society, M l-45 Football, l5 Baseball, I5 Soccer, 35 Follies, 4. RICHARD THOMAS SULLIVAN Latin Sodality, 2-45 Prep News, l-45 Sports Editor, 45 Assistant Sports Editor, 35 Dauphin, l-45 Sports Editor, 45 Literary Circleg Science Club, 35 Football, l5 Baseball, l5 Bowling, 3, 45 Stamp Club, I, 25 Follies, 45 Star-Times' Writing Con- test, Third in Sports Story, 45 Follies, 4. THOMAS PATRICK SULLIVAN Latin Sodality, l-45 Officer, l. IEROME IOSEPH SWEENEY Classical Second Honors, l, 3, 45 Class Honors, 45 Science Club, 45 Rifle Team, 45 Follies, 4. EDWARD CHARLES VOLLMER ROBERT SWEENEY English English Sodality, l5 Senior Council5 Class Officer, 3, 45 Football Basketball, 1, 2, Track, 4, Follies, 4, Bowling, 2-45 Box- 3, 4: Tfflckf 3' 4- ing, 3. GERALD F. X. WALSH IOHN THOMAS TUCKER English English Track l, 2, 4. Swimming, 45 Follies, 4. RICHARD HENRY VALENTA IOSEPH ALPHONSUS WARD English I-Cltill Track, 4. Second Honors l-35 Sodality, l, 25 Swimming, 4. I. SULLIVAN R. SULLIVAN T. SULLIVAN I. SWEENEY R. SWEENEY TUCKER VALENTA VOLLMER WALSH WARD wirxms wsssuzn WILLIAMS ZULANDT WATZ WERNER WETSTEIN WIECK WINZERLING WITTMANN ZWART DONALD ARTHUR WATKINS Latin Second Honors, l, 2, Soccer, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 4, Follies, 4. IOSEPH GEORGE WATZ Latin Sodality, I, 2, Camera Club, l, 2, Football, l, Track, 2, Follies, 4. Thirty-four' ROBERT ROLAND WERNER English Bellarmine, l, Orchestra, 3, 4, Follies, 4. NEAL MEREDITH WESSLER English Sodality, l-4, Apostleship of Prayer, 1-4, Acolythi- cal Society, l-4, Glee Club, 2-4, Science Club, 3,4, Camera Club, 2, Intramural Debate, 2, Follies, 4 PAUL IOI-IN VVETSTEIN English Sodality, lp Bowling, 3, 4, Follies, 4. GREGORY I. WIECK English Football, 3, 4, Follies, 4. BRENT IOHN WILLIAMS Latin Second Honors, 3, Soclality, l-4, Science Club, 4, Library Association, l, Stamp Club, lp Follies, 4 ROBERT A. WINZERLING Latin Sodality, l-4, Follies, 4. RICHARD GERARD WITTMANN Classical Sodality, I-4, Class Honors, lf3, First Honors, 4, Prep News, 4, Dauphin, 4, Co-Business Manager, Literary Circle, Track, 2, Follies, 2, 4. GEORGE KLEMM ZULANDT Classical First Honors, l-4, Soclality, 2-4, Student Council, 3: Class Officer, 3, 4, Prep News, 4, Bellarmine, IY4, Secretary, 2, 3, President, 4, Voice of Democracy Finalist, Z-4, State Championship Debate, 3, Aco- tythical Society, Z, Literary Circle, Secretary, Folf lies, 4. LOUIS DONALD ZWART Latin Second Honors, I, Sodality, l-3. Thxrd Row Hanneqan Rmq Branqle Olitynn Stephenson Hoerr Gosetorlnk Hlckey Kern Second Row hm Byrne Martm Votlmer Long T Sulhvan I-lurmel Steplsan Monahar Reclc Gatz Karl Parks Frrst Row Connors Cody Crtmrmns Fr Van Ackeren lslovley Rook McAul1'fe tudent UIIIIIIUII 5, tt! fs 1' N Q S-'xsfx x. N t X fxxk M fc ss-1 nl i Emu N S1' 'l The purpose ot the Student Counc1l IS to co ordmate the act1v1t1es ot the students faculty and adm1n1strat1on to promote school act1v1 t1es to develop leadershlp and 1n1t1at1ve and to tmprove the school and the students them elves The Counctl IS composed ot the Senror Class orttcers the class presrdents the sodaltty prefects the edrtors of the Prep News and repre entattves of major school oraantzattons The prmctpal of the school 15 the moderator 'lhts year the Student Coun 1l taqed ralltes sold season athlettc ttclcets promoted rnterest m sprmq sports and held a pmq pong tourna ment lt sponsored a very successful maqazrne sellmq drtve lt held an assembly dunnq Archprshop Rttte s vrsrt and another honorma Don Beck Youth Forum Delegate The Counctl sponsored the annual Chrtstmas canned food dnve the New Year s Eve Holy Hour and the Honsecommq Dance Thrrty nu if 'L' Ii Ti' lk I lt 0 nl I l ' wt if Q 1 ' l tt' ' ' If ' , S I ' ' 4 tt 1 ' fx f- ' t ' X ' -. 1 ' N' . W . ,,., ' ,X 5 I ,y Y, , I I I,I J. . I' ', ' S A . Qx J' ifyuf III I I X I I I , -N I. E 'IN XIX I KZ I I I I I Xxx fic X X 5 vp 1 Gi C S , xII I iz -' 4' X Ng QI . . I . ,llt Q ish l l I l ' . . td 11 w A 1 ' 4 V f ' -A s.x 1 YNY e X L' A . , A. F, , . , I Standrnq Ken l-lanneqan Martrn T Sullrvan Demmas G aneo Sea ed '-lclnl Mersel JG kson Mr Naas Parks lrrn Byrne D1ebold Junior Uuunml The lunror Councll was formed thrs year to develop leadershrp and stlmulate cooperatron rn the Iunror Class ll managed a successful Chnstrnas Dance two Iunror Fun Nrqhts and made plans for a lunror Prom IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDPNT rm Ker TREASURER rm Wer er PRESIDENT Demmas If ICE PRESIDENT REASURER onn Hrdlclca Da Marnn PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE DRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER Torn Sallrvan Don Pfyl Hugh Kelly frm Byrne Bob Massey Dave Hartenbach Wrllram Hanrreqan Don Kettelkamp Lafe Parks Bch Conconnon Tony M1C9ll MWA We ff fi S POND ST E l ri I-Ink rr Kesler Vlersel laccs n Tlvzlu wx I I I 3 D 3E 3 AA . .... ., ., ,, .,,... , V I Xl'ICE,PRESID-ENT Les Hohr TREASURER , .. .. . .... , ,.... . . , Don Ware . r , . , . . 3? ., . Art f ' 11 I. C . , . n . s ' 1 Jr J ' ' KP ,'f',.! if I X 1, C 'I 1 R I in X - ff E li X Y 'ev 3 x I ' X n Q svn gy pf I Q CLASS I I R USEIXTS Bs' .1 ebe ., c - , I ' I, I o , Juniors 3A Fourth RCW -Bader, Hohl, Nester, McCue, Leisse, llemer, Slogkcwslcl, Scally, Eberle. Third Row McLaughlin, Diebcld, l-lartenberqer, Frcechtenrqt, Selvaqql, Langford, Eflcen, Kremer. Second Row Manda, Werner, McElroy, McDevitt, Kappel, Means, Kern Meisel, Mueller. First Row--V-Andrclewicz, Murray, C'Sullivan, Gordon Pfeifer, Meyers, lackson, Flemmq. 38 Third Rcw Dernmas, Hrdlicka, Graham, I-linkebein, Wilklns, Martrn, Zept, Welch, Granetc, Stenqer Wamhcft, Smith. Second Row Murphy, Bcveri, Distelrath, Fuqer, Harrell, Vitt, Kcester, Rosehauqh, Stolte, Danes. Frrst RCW'-f-O'Tccle, Kuhl, Phelan, Terranova, Vclland, Chomeau, I-luftrnan, Donald Pteiter, Placio, Lowther, Werner. 3D Third RcweByrne, Cooney, Stephens, Hortiqcxn, Sehocher sen, Woldcrf. Second Row -O'IVl3rd, Corrigan, Knous, Bundschuh, Kier ski Shcnohon, Welch, Hebron, McCarthy, Massey. First RCWY'O'BI16H, Stockqldusner, Reid, Krebs, Hunt, Stick ford, Robbins, Schutzius, Broder, Bene. 3E Third Row Humphries, Boschert, Moll, Gerritzen, Muclrler Hodenbouqh, Honneqcrn, Wolff, Busch, Fehliq. Second Row Bless, Hepler, Cummings, Ernqe, Concilo Westermoyer, Wdlsh, Sweetrn, Ncrert. First Row--Wore, Bollwerlc, O'Too1e, Pohrer, Stroke, Mulli 3 qon, Gurnersell. Third Row Ponte, Horn, Lieberrnonn, Ruhl, Pfyl, Zeitz, Fleming, Brennon, Field, Winterer, Sullivan. Second Rowe- Bub, Teqtrneyer, Bockius, Ruder, Czysz, Donato, Fischer, Henderson, Cowon, Wolff, First Row Houlihon, Thomann, Kelly, Anth, Erbs, Ganz, Albert. I-lortenbcich, Munqenost, Scheppner, Kolncer, Gellhou- 3 3 . 1.1: 'Q wifi N g if-1 w ww 'ev 32 SJ f'-.se N -V J 5h f 'uf , , ' .. M fi? gf, Q .523 3 Q if lortu LASS OFFICERS ophomore Class Ufflcers PRES DENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT V CE PRESIDENT TR ASURER PRESIDENT VI E PRESIDENT 'IREA URER PRESIDENT VI E PRESIDENT 'IRE ASJRER Don McAuI1IIe Nmce HcvI+:y D1cIf Ossenf I Iumes KorI Larry Kms ICIIU DC whnq Prry I I4't-'II Tam Sc mrnfrs xrry Housmonr Don CIIYDITIIUS Bch Hummel uscrqe McNulty CI' md Stephens Tom Glecscr tcndmc K r C nnrr S tephensmn Sea ed IVIcAu11fIe Q v PIC rr PRESIDENT B111 Codx TAGS HQNQR QTUQENTS VICE PRESIDENT Dxck Lcftus x in QM Er Farms U Achmvement Banquet 1 C I , I ZA T ,, 2B 2C xg 1 vm I , I I I EI S Hr . 2D C - . . X I 2E . S D.. . . R1 .. S cn C - . WiII1C1m We1IeT C C ZF S 'A GI :1I,1n S S, 1' Cdgie. E.. , A, Standing Vvv'SlI6T, Hcvley. Seemed Ecwers, Luepke, Bcrrsn, TREASURER, Ed Pepe Q v f 1' 0 f Sophomores QA Third Row Dukcska, Peters, Slais, McAuliffe, Ossentcrt, Luepke, Hereford, Friodrichs, Tichacek, Harinelce, Dames, Olszewslci Second Row Wilson, Lange, Schmidt, Mitchell, Fox, Boismenue, Essma, McManemin, Witt, Range, First RCW Dolan, Mariicn, l-lcvley, Ferrara, Rfnsliaw, McCalp1n, Rees Mccrtey, Dunham, Kaltentsrcnri. QB Third Row Karl, Lunderqan, Mackler, Kitts Flowers, l-lesser, McMahon, Roth, Garcia, Wenqler, McNamara, Second How O'Ccnnell Drain, Dowling, Bgwers, Crowley, Berkbiqler, Schreiber, Grashcft Peek, Mueller, Pero. First Row Kaiser, Cleary, Andersen, Esprnda, Bartling, lenninqs, Mertz, Weis, Hayes, Lycns, Karnes. QD Th1rd Row Mdley, Gilmore, Koziotek, Hannibal, Strieder Hummel, Kinselld, lanes, MCGinty, McNulty, Crininiins Donovcxn. Second Row Eornicle, Foqcin, Sohumooher, Crernins, Gil martin, Prosser, Rosehcxuqh, Tierney, O'Donnell, Butler First Row---Herries, Littleton, Burton, Mdtelcer, Bdolmon Hennelly Ford, Mulherin, Kennedy, Zenthoefer, QE Thlrd Row Fcrloush Ge-rth, Brotherton, Bcsler, Broun Fogarty Podherq Gleason, Kcllo, Thomas, Stephen son, Novotny. Second Row Teqtnieyer Hellinqs, Curran, Cantwell, Vxfoltf Sexton, Hutchison, McDonald, Burton Finch, Pozsqoy W 'hu 1' ' Budzinski. First Row Conepdri, Robinson, Reinkemeyer, Gilrncre Linqner, Steinhicker, Rovers, Heiqold, Weiler, Ryan Collins. QC Third Row Grose, Vlfilson, Sexduer, Wetstein, Sundhofer, Dwyer, Hutchings, Lipic, Hoerr, Reedy, Richter, Wieqers, Hickey. Second Row Stoltz, Mueller, Kreischrner, Reiter, Heneqhcm, Somrners, Drummond, Wade, Kuehne-,Croiqe,Lo1'1e. First Row Koster, Kelly, Housrnornn, Whcinqer, Ellison, Hereford, Costello, Gardner, Due-ker. QS if Q ad qfgqf Q 1? Mic V 'R -N? RE' Y A to , . I 1 P' 6 .GQ N1 fn -- H CLASS I-ICNCR STUDENIS Standlnq Schack Irwrn Lcssos Berqrn Krebs Seated CLASS OFFICERS Kramer Gunn Roy Klcsterman Freshman Class Ullwers PRESIDENT Ilm Raymond VICE PRESIDENT Rrch I-Icllccher TREASURER Ed Losses PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Peter Manlon TREASURER Irm Rabbrtt Rrchard Klosterman PRESIDENT Ichn Wachter VICE PRESIDENT Iohn Walsh TREASURER M11-ce Kennedy fortu four I-Ianlcn Scheer Sassrn PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER my JV, ,. mi Ichn Epstein hm Thompson Pete Samuel Bob Roy rm Reldy Charles Kreb hm Kramer Trm Hanlon Irm Murphy . ,K Iv' 1 1 1 . IA ID IB IE - , . ... .,.. ' - . ,,... , . ' IC IF TA Freshmen Third Raw Birmingham, Steurer, Williams, Dwyer, Raymond, Bannister, Castelle, Henry, Schneider, Heqqer, Schulte. Second Rowe Davis, Merideth, Pclizzi, McCabe, Valenta, Martin, Quinlivan, Eryant, Hcllocher, Marchlewslci. First Raw Schack, Hamilton, Davis, Gratz, Kinsella, Keutzer, Kelly, Atlcinscn, Scheer, O'Keefe Moore. TB Third ROW--'Ruoff, Schwendernann, Zeitz, Lassas, Sladek, Fischer, Kretzer, Varner, Noel, Michels, Hickey, Ward. Second Row- Ccrrenti, Hutchings, Leritz, Bergman, Metzger, Pcsqay, Drummond, laccbs, Phillips, Engels, Marheineke. First Raw---Hunthausen, Klcsterman, Hcffner, Babbitt, Ryan, Klein, Lane, Kunz, Hitzemann, Wesby. TD Third Row Timrne, Visocnti, Thompson, Gannon, Crecelius l-lartenbach, Lutkewitte Husgen, Degnan, Cleary Gleason, Carroll. Second Row George, Stephans, Reiter, C'Toole, Goesten kors, Vitt Cummings, Epstein, Ghro Kriegshauser Sullivan, Long. First Row-Samuel, Simon, Rhyne, Piccione, McHugh. Ap pelbaum, Bergin Antoni, Tierney, Wamhofi. WE Third Row Molieown, Krebs, Einig, Rauch, l-lughes, E Smith, Ehrhart, Dowling Nicholson, Lonigro, Arm bruster, Kerlin, M. Smith, Wintergalen. Second Raw -Peistrup, Williams, Robben, Taylor, Haber kern, Bawn, Moore, Fredrick, Murphy, Krueger, Hilton Sassin. First Row Millrnan, Ruhl, Roy, Hamilton, C' Toole, Mager Reidy, Bergman, Dehne, Gosehrink, Lynch, Sanders. WC Third Row Schneider, Frey, Kuenz, Lynch, Humphries, lrwin, O'Neal, Cooper, Wachter, Ahearn, Kennedy, Brennan. Second Row Lauenstein, Stokes, Keevin, Gunn, Gales, Manion, Cronin, Ruder, Schlattmann, Kretschmer, Rieser. First Row Wagner, Telle, Reardon, McDaniel, Frein, O'Leary, Lyons, Laux, Brady, Powers, Walsh, Gorski. WY' xi E 145' 2 17.9-F Y, QP ,525 2 ,S vlan! wh-di va ff 9 if 9 - S .1 fi-I Sf? V 'Q' mi' G' VA' ali ,A,:' 5 5 Q5 4? NEW Rl rx ,-.'-ZH f'X7 'l- fortu exch! piritual Life As a student Lours began the day assrstrng at the Holy Sacrrlrce of the Mass Throughout hrs whole lrfe he contrnued thrs exemplary practrce Numerous tasks of great moment the de-crsrons of a natron rn peace and rn war crowded hrs busy lrte But no duty ever caused hrm to neglect a generous fultrllment of duty towards hrs Creator Lours the boy learned well the lesson that relrgron must be more than a cultural veneer rt rs a way of lrfe the only way to successful lrvrng Our day at Backer Memorral begrns wrth the Holy Sacrrtrce bolrzes the lesson that Chrrst must become the center ot our lrves Mass Contessron Holy Communron regular vrsrts to the Blessed Sacrament help us to grow to the stature ot Chrrst and to make Hrm the center ot our lrves Our sodalrtres retreats and all relrgrous actrvrtres are drrected to thrs same purpose to enable us to lrve Chrrst better each accordrng to hrs vocatron The SKGICM on the rrcrht was drawn by Larry connors of the Mass. Our chapel, physical center of the school, sym- Fzfty Standmq Gunther Stephan Oldam Seated Fr Doyle Hummel Mr Raynor Fr Rlchard Rooney '35 enlor odallt The senror branch of the Sarnt Lours Un1ver s1ty Hrqh School Sodallty opened the year under the drrectron of Fr Iohn Doyle Sl and Mr Raynor SI wlth Pete Hummel as prefect Lours Oldanl and Ierry Gunther as assrstants Al Stephan as secretary and Bob Branqle as treasurer Slnce the Senlor COUHC1l takes over the preparatlon of most soclal act1v1t1es the so dahty meetlnqs could be concerned wrth thmqs less mundane F1ISl on the llst of semor pro Jects was the 1nstallat1on and promotron of devotlons to the Sacred Heart rn the student chapel after school At Chustmas trme the drs tr1but1on of the many cans of food collected for the poor was left larqely to members of the Senlor Sodallty The sodal1ty of lncarnate Word Academy 1nv1ted our Scdahsts to attend a comb1nat1on dance and meetmq to exchange ldeas on varr ous spmtual subtects Later 1n the year Fr Ralph H Schenk Sl sponsored by the fourth year sodalrty gave a serles of lectures to the semors m order to prepare them for the lrfe of the armed forces and to assrst them rn choos lnq the correct branch of servlce Junior .odahty Under the patronage of Mary and wrth Cathohc Leadershrp as therr theme for the year the lunror Scdahsts had a successful year ot sprntual achrevement ln late September hm Kern was elected to the Pretect s charr tor the second consecutrve year Dan Martrn Bob lack son and Ice Graneto were chosen Frrst Sec ond and Thrrd Assrstant Pretects George Mer sel was elec ed to the ottrce of Secretary Treasurer Fr Danrel Hrggrns SI and Mr Iohn Naus SI were the Sodahty moderators ln order to promote more mdrvldual actrvrty the Sodalrsts met rn two separate groups the EUChGT1Sl1CApOSlOl1C Ccmmrttee headed by Irm Kern and Our Lady s Pubhcrty Commlttee w1th Pete D1emler as Charrman The lunror Sodalrtys scope of GCl1V1lY was extensrve and lncluded decoratmg Our Lady s altar durrng the months of October and May and the sponsonng of a survey to show the number of famrhes who pray the Rosary to gether The message and appantrons of Fat1 ma the leadershlp of the Sodalrst ln the home the school and the parrsh were drscussed at several meetmgs Dlscussrons were also con ducted concernrng teen age problems about whlch Sodahsts should form very defmrte pnn crples e g that ot dnnklng More frequent v1s1ts to the Blessed Sacrament was another prorect The lndran Pow Wow Dance 1n late October was a great success lnchan Dance Standmg Mersel Martm Granetc Iackson Seated Fr Hrgqms Kern Mr Naus Frflq one 0 0 1 . , X - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 'N' 1 1 ' t V . . . , . ., . , . ., . 1' . . 1 . 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Stanclrnq Cody Stephenson Peters Seated Fr Hrndelanq H vley Mr Eagan Sophomore odallty Gurded by the experrenced drrectron of the moderators Fr Mrchael Hrndelanq SI and Mr lohn Eagan SI and most ably assrsted by Drck Stephenson Blll Cody and lack Peters Vrnce l-lovley prefected the ambrtrous Sopho more Sodalrty through one of rts most success ful years Thrs was Vrnces second consecu trve year as Sodalrty Prefect The meetmqs ,fif- B ok Rrrv frrtu Iwo opened wrth a group mental prayer on one of the rnysterres of the Rosary followed by unusually hvely drscusslons on the applrca tron of Sodalrty Rules to the prrvate act1v1ty of the Sodalrst One of the most profrtable of these drscusslons was that on steady datrnq The most outstandmq proJect of the year rn volved Socral Servrce work and provrded ex cellent means for the Sodalrsts to practrce books hundreds of maqazrnes and numerous relrqrous artrcles such as Rosarres and prayer books were accumulated throuqh the trreless efforts of the Sodalrsts Leaders rn thrs pronect were Hutchrson Fawcett Padberq Lrprc and the Sodalrty offrcers Several groups of So dahsts took these rtems to the Crty Worlchouse and prrsons rn order to help to better the lrves cf the prrsoners especrally rn the sprrltual aspect Srster Ioan Marre gave a talk whrch rnauqurated the drrve Decoratron of Our Lady s altar subscrrptrons to the Queens Work maaazrne by all the Sophomore Sodalrsts consecratron of famrlres to the Sacred Heart lnsprrrnq leadershrp dur rnq the Sophomore Retreat added hard earned and well deserved credrt to thrs years actrve Sophomore Sodalrty C - their corporal works of mercy. Over 130 bound I I I Q . C .4 5' I - Freshman odality Sodality probation included more than halt a year oi intensive schooling at the weekly meetings in the spirit, way ot lite, and rules ot the Sodality, supplemented by First Satur- day devotions to the Blessed Mother. Out of 125 beginners, 80 boys were received into the Sodality at the Solemn Reception on April 25. During the year candidates in the Freshman group, moderated by Fr. George Toruno, Sl., and Mr. William Doran, SJ., deepened their spiritual lives during the two days oi recollec- tion which they had during the year, by tridua, novenas, and spiritual reading. Food drives for the poor at Christmas and Easter, donation to the regular mission collections, and dona- tion of Catholic literature to hospitals and missions assisted them in developing their vir' tue of charity. They planned visits to their homes of the Pilgrim Virgin of Fatima and a pilgrimage to the tour churches assigned in St. Louis to gain the Holy Year indulgences. Iim Kramer ot l F was Pretect Lou McKeown of l E and Don Gunn of l G were Assistants Rich Hollacher of lA and Ed Lossos oi lA were Secretary and Treasurer respectively and lack Bergin ot l B acted as Consultor in... Scdality Reception Standing McKecwn Gunn Hollocher Bergin Lcssos Seated Mr Doran Kramer Fr Tcruno 1 , V . f - ' 4 Fzlty three Auolythioal rouiety ww Too Row Wessler Cooney Graneto Westermayer Fogarty Haruqan Sandhofer Dan OSull1van Wlndmueller Mlddle Row Tom Gleason Pfelfer Colllns Lrpxc Dwyer Phelan Selvaqql Koon Tom Hmlcebern F ront Row Budzmskx lxm Murphy Ilrn Werner Dowlrnq Pfelfer Murray Krster Lauqhbauqh Basll Top Row Palqe lolusch Dfam Ken Daues Brll Moore Brent W1ll1ams Mcrgenthaler Iohn Sull wan Mrddle Row Heard Oldam M1ller Bauer Lee Range Bossola Herb Martln Buck Front Row Kretchmer Hanlon Valenia Lyons Barton Flnch Harry Gleason Lupo Fifty four Brown Sommer Fmch Holtrup Schulte gk , Retreat Senior Retreat Uaptalne White House Chapel As a climax to the spiritual training ot their tour years at Backer Hrqh the Semors made a closed retreat at Whlte House These three days ot prayer at the beautrtul Iesurt Retreat House on the Mrssrssrppr Rrver were arranged by Fr IohnI Drvrne SI and Fr Lawrence Chrummatto SI Sen1or and alumm retreats thrs year were conducted by Fr Herbert O Walker SI ofthe Queens Work Fr Martm D Currrqan SI of St Stanrslaus Semmary Fr Dan1elH1qq1ns SI and Fr IohnI DIVING Freshman Retreat was arven by Fr Thomas Kelly SI whrle Sophomore and Iunror Re treats were preached by Fr Raymond lreland S I of the Iesurt Mrssron Group v feefeegzf Standmq Hummel Stephan OFlynn Vcllmer Seated Rrnq Connors Fr Drvme Monahan frfm nee , . . , . ., . , . . 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I 7 avler Forum Top Row G19S19T Mertz McKeown Nester Martm M1dd1e Row Bclsmenue MacDonald Gun her Demmas mmm ns Olflynn Kettelkamp From Row Gleason Dwyer Schulte Fr Icrros Gelllaausen Hcltrup Hcvley 'V pRcw Lawnauqh Mertz WIGQGIS uraner McMahon Daly V on' Row Prem ODCF ll Krleqshauser Fr Tone-s Bawn Rcbmson Heard Fzfty su Apostleshrp of Prayer 1111 Htlemurmm Got up at 6 30 and Went to Mass and Cornrnunron Went to COHfGSS1OD also shall qo to 8 UO o clock Mass cmd Communlon tomorrow for you and the famrly These words were 1n the last letter of B111 Hatcher wrltten to h1S parents from Kansas Clty on the F1rst Frrday 1ast August Before hrs FIIS1 Saturday Commuruon B111 met wrth a fatal auto accl dent He was recoqmzed as a Catholrc boy by the Green Scapular of the lmmaculate Heart ot Mary around hrs neck and he re ce1ved Extreme Urrctron B111 had been a mem ber of last years Class 1 C a haltback on the Cee Team and one ot the lo st track men on the lunror Track Team At home and rn school B111 had learned to 11ve as a devoted son ot Mary sayrng hrs Rosary darly And hrs Blessed Mother took B111 unto herself at hrs death 1 H th Dred August 5 O The Heart of Backer Hugh Frfty seven C ' , ' ...1 , , 3 B11 acer- ' ,195 Q Fifty-eight On the freld of play the gallant Lours learned how to be humble 1n vrctory and gracrous rn defeat In Joustrng tourna ments he thr1lled to unhorse an opponent Wllh a masterful thrust Occasronally 1t was Lours who reeled and fell back ln a clatter of steel under the rmpact of a supenor lance Mock combat sternly dlscrphned h1S body cond1t1on1ng rt for the harsh demands ot the two Crusades he later led as Krng ot France Our athletrc program IS broad enough to provrde an op- portunrty for all of us to engage 1n some sport Varsrty Bee Cee Mrdget or Intramural there IS a team to ht every talent of every slze A record of many past champlonshlps sharpens our appetrte for v1ctory Wln or lose We never stop frghtmg We eagerly stnve to develop our physrcal talents cmd to cul tlvate the courage cooperatron and talr play Wh1ch mark a true sportsman Athleucs can help us to be heroes of Chnst ln the arena ot hte' The sketch on the right was drawn by' lack Herrmann Athletic fx 'xf'N X f f f X X f 7 f ' 1 f f f X X , X X f 1 X, f, ,V f, f 'fluff lf X 1 1 I f 1 ,Q f '11 ll' Xxx-x' X X X Nl xxx Y N Xx N Xxx X XxXN w 6 -.mmll a Nt MP A Qs mfs: I KW, xxxxxx ' . - ,-. - Z,-1 Z! -2 ZX ff - ,, '31 -', ,ix fqfzk ,, 2...- A Qxkgfl ..:7- ill? -CE? 7,- ,.f, ,.7.T , f? :fgff 'iii H, , Y 'E Sgr' , 12: :T 55. ff q 7:--0 NY 53 X N e ix v , ,Q-SS? fig ig Ni :Xin W w M .gif-X: W, X SQL :FQ Q' arf' 75. Q Q in -an XX 'K Top Bow Hunt tlvlanagerl, F1tzVV'1llram, T. Bannister, D. Martin Dwyer, Wieck, Vcllmer, Beidy, Kitts, Graneto, Hohrur S. Lutkewitte. Third Row- Albert O'Flynn, Stephens, T. Loftus, Hirsch, Denzmrrz Shaffrey. Boland, McAuliffe, Stephan, Reilly T Sullivan, l. Walsh CManagerJ. Second Row- Efken, lim Byrne, Bcssola, Sweetin, M. Brennan, Hchl, Thomann, McC1irl, Crimmins. Front Row D. King, Massey, Giesler, Hummel and Erangle, Ccecaptainsy Hovley, Cody, W. Watkins B. Loftus. Varshy FoothaH The second coaching change in as many years proved to be just as successful for the lunior Billikens as the previous one did when new head coach C. l. Taylor took the Blue and White through one of the greatest football seasons of all time at St. Louis U. High. An eight game winning streak was snapped by Central Catholic, who, fortunately, had dropped out of the Prep League and thus enabled the Dauphins to take the crown for the fifth straight time, but they didn't have to take a back seat to anyone with their record of eight wins and two losses, the other defeat coming in the District game. As usual the Bills placed several players on the local All-District teams, George Shaffrey, Syl Lutkewitte, Art Demmas, and Bobby Bran- gle, and had a flock of All-Prep selections, ine cluding Demmas, Lutkewitte, Shaffrey, Pete Hummel, and lohn Dwyer. ST. LOUIS, 7: SOUTHWEST, 6. Usually the opening game of anybody's football season is more or less a breather, a tune-up for the more strenuous games to come. The lunior Billikens and coach Taylor were on the spot from the initial kick-off how- ever as they met one of the pre-season favo- rites for the Public League title in the Long- horns, and had to go all out to annex the victory. The Dauphins played a brilliant de- fensive game after scoring in the first five minutes of the first quarter, when Bobby Bran- gle went over from the one yard line and George Shaffrey trotted across for the extra point. Athletic Directors Bev. T. l. Kelly, S.I Athletic Director Mr. I. P. Baynor, Sf, Mr, l. Eagan, S Assistant Director Assistant Dxector Szxlu Tom Loftus Mtke Brennan George Shaffrey ST LOUIS I3 ROOSEVELT 6 The Iunror Brlls Co Captarns quarterback Bobby Brangle and end Pete Hummel prov1ded all the scorrng punch necessary to whrp the Roughrrders as they made perfect connectrons on two passes to lead the Dauphrns to therr second w1n over a strong Publrc League op- ponent The duo scored rn the frrst quarter on a I9 yard heave and agarn rn the frnal stanza on a 24 yard toss ST LOUIS 24 BEAUMONT 7 Never wa revenge so sweet as rt was rn the vrctory ov er the Bluerackets Besrdes break rng a Beaumont Jrnx of long standrng the Iunror Brllrkens came up wrth a candrdate for All D1 trrct honors Iohnny Dwyer who almost beat the Northsrders rngl handedly by scor rng three trmes on a reverse play that worked each tlme 1t was trred Dwyer rrpped off rrght tackle for runs of 86 55 ana 34 yards to con trrbute T75 to the lunror Brllrkens total of 299 yards rushrng The other Dauphrn tally was credrted to Les I-lohl ST LOUIS 27 DECATUR I3 The Iunror Brlls frrst road trrp of the year turned out to be qurte an enroyable Jaunt as they travelled to Illrnors to grve the home town Reds a workrng over Decatur scored early rn the openrng quarter but George Shaf frey playrng hrs greatest game of the season broke loose on a 58 yard run for the tyrng tally lohnny Dwyer took care of the extra pornt and added another touchdown a few plays later Shaffrey scored agarn when he took the openrng krck off of the second half on hrs own frve and went all the way for the t d and Irm OElynn scored the extra pornt to make 1t 20 to 6 The frnal Iunror Brll marker came on a pass from Brangle to Hummel w1th Les Hohl gorng over for the conversron Srxty two All Drstrrct All Prep ST LOUIS 6 DeANDREIS 0 A real battle ensued when the Dauphrns met the Wrldcats and therr former coach George I-Iasser rn tne openrng game of the Prep League season The defendlng champron Iunror Brlls found the Cat lrne strflrng the ground game so they took to the arr for the only score of the evenrng It came on a beau trful 44 yard pass play by Bobby Brangle that rncluded a 20 yard run by nght end lack Ertz Wrllram rn the second quarter The rest of the game was a mrdfreld battle wrth nerther team able to get a sustarned drrve gorng ST LOUIS 38 ST MARYS 7 The full force of the lunror Brlls powerful attack was unleashed agarnst the Green Dragons as they ran up therr hrghest pornt total of the year Srx Backermen rn all crossed the goal lrne wrth Iohn Dwyer George Shaf frey and Dan Crrmmrns gorng over rn the frrst half and Bob Brangle Les Hohl and Vrnce I-rovley rn the second ST LOUIS 26 MCBRIDE I3 The annual I-lomecomrng game saw the lunror Brlls take a brg step towards the reten tron of therr Prep League dradem by whrpprng the pre season favorrtes McBr1de Mrcks End Drck Hrrsch deflected a McBr1de pass mrd way rn the second quarter and Carl Bos ola recovered the ball and went all the way to the 42 before he was hrt from behrnd From there the lunror Brlls began a drrve that cul mrnated rn George Shaffrey s scorrng the touch down and Les Hohl the extra pornt for the only score rn the frrst half Shaffrey scored agarn rn the second half on a 44 yard run and Iohn Dwyer supplred the conversron McBr1de s at tempted punt was mothered on the 25 yard l1ne and four plays later I-lohl went over to make 1t 20 0 In the fourth quarter Hohl took a punt on the 45 and handed off to Dwyer who went for the frnal Dauphrn marker - 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - , . 1 . - I 1 1 ' 1 1 . - . . . I 1 . . 1 . . . . , I ' I I I ' - I C . . , S . Y . . 1 . ' . , , . , . . .. . 1 . 1 1 - -C - . . . V I V . . F. Q . . o 9- ' . 1 t- . . A' ' I I - ' 1 w . I 1 1 1 1 . - . . . 1 . Y , , - 1 1 1 - . vc, , , . . . . . . . . 1 , - ! . , - 4 S I T . I I ' - . . 1 , I - , . , 1 S - , 1 , , . ., I 1 Brangle gallops past the Rouqhnders ST LOUIS 26 C B C 14 Two of the Iunlor Bllls three touchdowns rn the f1rst quarter of the game Wrth the1r old nvals the Cadets were called back but de SDITG th1s and a frghtrng C B C team they managed to collect the1r elghth stralght vlctory and frfth consecutlve Prep t1tle Bob Brangle passed to lack F1lZW1ll1GIH for the only touch down that counted 1n the frrst quarter and Brangle plunged over for the extra pornt George Shaffrey capped a 60 yard second quarter dr1ve wrth a one-yard plunge late rn the second stanza Iohn Dwyer ran a Cadet punt back 70 yards for the thrrd score and Dan Cnmrnlns romped over to make 1t l97 the frnal quarter to end the Backer sconng The Dauphrn defense stopped everybody but Dtck Belchert who scored twlce for the Sol ders ST LOUIS 7 CENTRAL CATHCLIC lU The Dauphms hopes of gorng through the eason undefeated suffered a rude Jolt when the 1nsp1red Proneers came up wrth the upset of the year on a last second freld goal by end Bob M1ller The three pornter came after three consecuttve l5 yard penaltres agalnst the Dau phrns 1D a rough game that saw three Iun1or Brlls and one Proneer bamshed from the con test The Blue and Whrte drew flrst blood rn the 1n1t1al penod on a 93 yard dnve that erded when Les Hohl went over from the three and George Shaffrey passed to lack FITZ W1ll1am for the extra polnt Central Catholic scored then' lone marker on lack Wuller s pass to Tom Zabel 1n the fourth quarter lack F1lZWllllGm Ed Vollmer l Szxiq Ihree . , 5 . . ., . X . - f N I I ' f l 1 I I I .- Crimmins counted on an eight-yard plunge in I . f . ' S . 1 L ftus blcclcs Bcughrraers for Shatfrev Brennan Hohl and Dwyer Trro 'Dwyer and Demmas hel Brangle at C f' Brangle makes Coach l-lasser wo ry lllbll'lUl fhamplonthlp ST LOUIS lQ BEAUMONT 20 For the fourth trme rn as many years the lumor Bllllkens found themselves ln the an nual Drstnct Trtle game and rt was ltke old home week as they faced the Beaumont Blue Jackets for the second t1me rn the season and for the thlrd tlme ln the Champlonshrp game l-lavrng trounced the Iackets earlrer rn the sea son the Dauphms had hrgh hopes of aveng 1ng the defeat rn a srmrlar game rn l948 and but for a few bad breaks mrght have reallzed that dream But as rt turned out rt was only Just a dream and more llke a mghtmare for the Taylormen than anythmg else A Iunror Brll fumble on the f1rst serles of plays m the game set up the nrtral Beaumont touchdown a pass from Pete Vrtale to Ierry Koch A few mlnutes later George Shaffrey punted from the 45 to the Blueraclcet ten Szxlu four where the Northsrders lack Ioost thrnkmg the all to be out of play let rt go and the Dau phrns two alert ends lack F1tzW1ll1am and Pete Hummel pounced on rt for a f1rst and ten Three plays later Iohnny Dwyer pulled off the ame reverse play that had gone for three touchdowns m the frrst Beaumont game to t1e as another Vrtale to Koch pass made rt l4 to f as the half ended The Bllls were held rn check by the peltlng larl storm that h1t the freld durmg the second nalf and an almost rmpregnable Beaumont l ne but managed to forge mto the lead m the r urth quarter on Bobby Brangle s 34 yard run and Les Hohls td from the one However Beaumont bounced back mto the fore agam y vrrtue of Denny Schwants tally from the three and the game ended m a Bluezacket rctory t L, , jo , r . C U O O 1 ' 1 1 J - Q , , , A ' the score. It didn't remain that way though, , l V ' '7 - , , gt A . Q ' A I , V4 . ll Football Top Row Kennedy Maley Hutchings Donovan Hanneke Hannlhal Lueplce Padberg Rrchter Dwyer Hesser M Grnty Hrclcey Beclcerle Mrddle Row Manager Schumacher Assrstant Coach Chrclcey Mueller Frredrrchs Remkemeyer Sandhofer Hummel Ossenfcrt McNulty KOZ1GlGlC Mertz Dueker Hoerr ooacl' W Halloran Sl Manager Baalmann I-'1rstRow Scmmers Lange McGann Wolff Wrlson Hrnes Ltngner Dowltng Dalpzaz Raymond Karl M1SS1HQ for plc ture Lrttmann D XV1lon1 Promrses ot the Cee team ot 49 1t seems were forgotten The Bee team of 50 taltered and farled to wrn the champron shrp as expected Nevertheless enough talent was exhrlorted by the team to rnsure varsrty materral for the comrng seasons lrm Karl led the team scorrng Many ot hrs T D romps were set up by the passrng of Drck Ossentort and the run nrng ot Gary Lrngner Tom Qommers Dave Hrckey and Lam bert Padberg Mark Maley handled the work up front wrth the ass1stance ot some healthy center ot the lrne stalwarts namely Bob Hummel Hank Rernlcemeyer Don Dwyer and Drclc Lange Gary Lrngner and Dave Hrclcey were co captarns Tom Sornmers llm Karl threaten agarn CI ill CLUH Qppcnertfs Ptoosevel Beaumont Southwest DeAndre S t Mary S McBr1de U Sixty fine , . I I l I I I ' I I I l I I I C, I V 1 M 1 I 1 ' Mfr W. 11 llcr to 5.1. f, I fxafl. 0' ' l3 Q 6 l3 Q 25 - l3 1 ,. , . , 13 7 S. ' . l3 20 1 l3 c. B. C, l2 oothall Qi! Tcrw R W S muel K nn dy Cas ell Hughes Srnih raymond Lon gro Ahleri Rauch Third Row Michels Sladelc Rabbitt Visccnti Hickey Ahearn Taylor Qecond Row Mankus Gannon Krebs Maqer Varrier Mamon Wachter McDan1els First ROW Walsh Atkinson Williams Ryan Keeviri Rhyme Midgets SLUH Opponents .Iames .,.,,.,.r...,...., .,..,.,. . ., A . Francis Xavier .......,.,.. ..r....,.., . . ..,. A. . Gabriel s ..............,,........,. .,......,.,.r..,. . Iames ......,....,. ...,........,. ,......,,,,....., . Francis Xavier ......,...r..,,...... . . 49 Midgets ,.,............,.....,... ,, ,M 123 Totals .....,.,............,. ........,.. ...... . , ., Sixly-six SLUH Opponen 4 Luiheran B DuBourq ..,.,,.r..,,. A ....,, ....,r......,..r,,,,,,,, . DeAndreis . Si. Marys r.....,,.,,.,..,..,r.........,.. . MCB. ide ...., Totals .. ..,r is Midgets MCH Team tangles wth St. M'1ry's. hm Remdy hqhts throuqh ter cz T, D. m cm intersqucd game. 5 Tcp Row Rcbbm McKecwn Ruoff Q'm'h Deqncn Gcrsk Noel Mr Eagan Q I fCcc:ch Qeccwd RCW Beard n Appelbuum Hcllccher Sassn Roy OTccle Sullxvcn MCI-Iuqh Metzger F1rstRcw Qchnelder Keutzer I-Vormltn I-'czberkern Hllton Mcrtm Helter Stokes .Slxlu stun at Third Row---Woqner, Lutkewitte, Gc:1es,ABerc5mcm, Reiciiy, Schaek, Letltz, Lynch. I D . H Prep League Uhamp Cr C Nam Les Hohl Cc Captcuru Gwcrqe Shcffrew All Prep N9 A1lD1str ct A11PrGp Ed Mcxrquley Trcply 1 H Roymondb Couch sa Tu K Hxdhcku Jc1CkF11zVV1H1cr' Dux K cr Sxxtu ezqht Second Row Coach Hank Rayrncnds, Gellhausen, Hohl, Wolff, Martin, Braun, Ring, Hunt QMqr.l. First Rcw Pope IMqr.l, FitzWilliam, Hirsch, Hrdlicka, Lutkewitte, Sullivan, Gunther, Shaffrey Cc-Captain Shafirey 34 45 53 36 54 67 55 66 42 56 45 49 43 40 53 56 46 65 54 47 42 54 33 46 :.L. Varsity Baske UH, BASKETBALL BILLBOARD McKinley . , .. . Hermann , . Washington Tech. Kirkwood Douglass . , Southwest St. Mary's ot Paducah St. Francis Mission Beaumont NORMANDY TOURNAMENT Coyle Cleveland . , DeAndreis Normandy PREP LEAGUE St. Mary's DeAndreis C. B. C. McBride St. Mary's C. B. C. DeAndreis McBride REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Ritenour Aftton Roosevelt Iball 35 38 32 32 . 43 43 29 42 67 25 42 37 57 32 43 34 43 38 43 51 32 46 35 . 50 S1'.x'!y-nzlnv Ralph Braun Eager to defend therr 1950 Green Drvrsron Champronshrp St Lours moved rnto the trnals ot the Normandy Tournament to meet the state Champlon Vtkrngs But Normandy proved to be no holrday host as they rudely spanked the Brlls 57 43 by puttrng on a trrst quarter splurge from whroh the Dauphrns never re oovered The tournament op ner wrth Coyle caused the Blue and Whrte no trouble as they dettly aged the Cougars 50 25 ln the second round the Dauphrns were su prrsed by a soraDDY Cleveland outtrt but re overed to srnk the Dutchmen 45 42 Although DeAndrers managed to seep pa e wrth the flashy Bllls lor three quarters ot the away rn the ttnal stanza to a oonvrnorng 49 37 trrurnph As Coach Henry Baymonds crew moved rnto the trnals ot the Webster Begronals the thrrd seeded Brlls seemed rmrnune to th Dauphrn allergy to tournaments But Boose velt proved them susceptrble and closed the doors to Columbra leavrng the stunned Brlls Wonderrng alter a 50 46 upset ln the tournament opener a qurck start and a thrrd quarter rush ot sorntrllatrng ta tbrealcs nabled the Dauphms to subdue Brtenour 54 46 Th determrned Baokermen then moved rnto the trnals by shadrng an lba type Atttoh aurnt The a lrberate Cougars teased the over anxrous Brlls trorn the start and at halt trrne trarled the confused Baokermen by onlv one pornt But rn the wanrng mrnutes ot the game the Blue and Whrte pulled ahead to wrn 39 35 Setuvu Gerry Gunv ter Syl Lu lcew tte Wrth some help from an oblrgmg C B C quad the classy 1951 Dauphms brought Backer 1-hgh another Prep League Champronshrp At e a determrned Hass r qurntet from DeAndre1s had trrpped the eager lunror B1lls the Cadets promptly put the damper on the Wrldoats hope tor a tre whrle the undaun ed Dauphms bowled over 1VlcBr1de the only other obs aole be weon them and the rtle o Laptam H 1 - Q ' ' 1 r ' e ' ' W I I X 4 I 5 4 ' . ' T ' . ' - e ' A, ' L , . 4 . . o , - . Y 1 , A , A semi-ltnal game, the Blue and White pulled 1 1 1 I 1 ' ' ' ' s- s e 1 1 , - . e - ' ' ' - . N .seg S1 Mgfy S Douglass S ufhwegg Southwest The Dauphrns faced wrth the gruehng Joh Ot detendrng thelr Prep trtte got oft to a good s art by trrmrnrng the Dragons 4U 32 In therr return encounter the trn proved Brtls coasted to a 65 38 wrn rn the trrst clash wrth the North Srders the Dauphtns were matched tor three quarters to tore they turned on the stearn and ran away wrth the vrctory 53 43 It was the Wrtdcats however who prnned the only defeat rn Prep League cornpetr tron on the Blue and Whrte as the Hasse nten stalled therr way to a 51 4! trrurnph In tooth engagements wttn M Brde the Dauphrns had to drtve tnt the hnal gun rn tu Yung hack th Mrcks 46 43 and 42 32 t err trtts wrth th tumor Bnrs At B C the Btue and Wht e led at the way leawe the ttoor wth an rrnp esstv BU 34 vrctorx When the boldters rnvaded Backer they were agarn drsapp rnted 54 43 ocrcll s ave Strtur , . A t M, e t . I T- 1 'W ,., Y' , , ,1 V 1 V ' rr e ' - The Cadets went unrewarded rn tizoth ot h ' A t e ' ' C. . ., r c t 1 A to f i r ' e Ll - X rn ,N X Q X Q . O. K M My - 'N ' tr -L ro - . . ct. u li Team Seuenty two Qeccnd Rcv TF as Plum Sommers Bcxrdqe-tt Koster Grcse Dcttcm R v 2111 ken 'Nfqrf Karl Ossenfort Padberq Luepke Kms prlmmlrs me ond Rcv CCH er Dyon Rcmbltt Dwye VISCOYIT1 Rhyme Hceferlm Rey B ttcm R N McCabe Bcllwerxc Kramer Ahlert Lee Klem Kennedy Cam and B BASKETBALL TEAM Won 18 Lost 2 SLUH Opponents McK1nley Hermann Washrngton Tech Krrkwood Douglas St Marys DeAndre1s C B C McBr1de Southwest Codasco Beaumont St Marys DeAndre1s C B C McBr1de Colllnsvrlle MERCY TOURNAMENT C B C Mercy Prep League Champs C BASKETBALL TEAM St Louls U 1-lrghs 195051 ed1t1on of the C Team won the Prep League and was unde- feated 1n conference play The overall season record shows two defeats These were suffered at the hands of a f1red up Country Day team and a Lutheran Hrgh team that refused to fol low the pre game dope and settle for the role of a mere partrcrpant Both v1ctors had been trounced rn prevrous games hm Kramer ace defenslve man and second hrghest scorer was captarn of the team Ioe Lee was h1gh scorer for the club Whrtey Rhyne and non Klern acted as play makers B111 Bollwerk rounded out the frrst frve at for ward Irm Rabbrtt thlrd h1gh scorer and the team s best ball handler handled what seems the neces ary role for every St Lou1s team that of frreman w1th the help O1 Brendan Ryan The key to the great success of the team was found 1D 1ts excellent team play The alter nates carned more than the usual burden of replacements srnce almost the whole squad played rn every game The future shows prom1se of typrcally strong St Lours U 1-hgh basketball teams Lee Rabbltt Kramer The C Team 1n actron Klem Bollwerk Bhyne Mr Hallcran and team ierenzu Ihre: N379 NUM 1 35 ' .,.. ..., .,.,. 1 .,.,. 1 1 1 .,., 111140 41 .....,r,.. ,r.. 111128 - -- 44 ' 1 .,.,.,.... 1 1 34 . 1 H 26 ' 119 29 1 11 1 1 1 11117 7 , , , 41 1 ' 11 11 1 1 29 I l 1 ' 40 ' 1 1 39 ' 81 1 1 1 1 1 22 1 1 39 ' 25 1 ' 1 41 1 11 38 4 ' ' I 45 S. L. U1 1-1. luniors 1 1111 1 1 37 Q ' 35 11 1 11 122 T - 49 11111 1111 ' ' ' ' 38 1 ' 11 1 1 27 1 ' ' , ' ' 35 ' 1 11 27 ' , 53 1 1 1 1111 11111 111111111.11 1 1 S , ' I 45 ' 11111 1 1 1 1 11 1122 ' I ' 1 . 40 ' '111 36 36 1 1 1 1 111111 11 1 26 , ' 25 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 135 ' 1 748 595 - Midget Basketball Thrrd Row Ruckman Marttn Telle Mlllman Zupez Glea n Pezstrup Kretschmer Mrddle Row Ttmme Bouckaerl Robbm MCKeown Ptuhl Murphy Taylor Schneider Frrst Row Lyons KM rl Wachter Lutkewztte Castello Ehrlnart Bergman N1Cholson Deqnan Cleary M Bryde Sl CCoachl 0 Qeuenty four ii' n T' The Mrdqet squad ot 1951 won 20 out of 26 qames durlna thelr season The teams who barely edged them out were last years mos QUITOGS and mtdqets C B C Our Lady of Lourdes and St Marks At the beqmnmq ot number 25 remamed Wllh the squad durmq the ent1re season and won therr mtdqet let ters It was the oblect of the Mrdqets coach Mr George Bryde Sl to allow as many men as possrble to play thereby furnrshmq oppor tumtres to those members of the squad who were extremely small or who lacked DFGVIOUS basketball experrence Last year s Mosqurtoes Cwho w1th1n a years ttme had outgrown thts cateqoryl beat the present Mldqets twlce due to the somewhat casual otflctattnq of Sopho more referees The season was however suc cesstul and benef1c1al G the season 45 men tried out and of that Sl , ' ' ' r C ! ' 2 Q 34 ' ' ' . se 1 . . Thxrd Row Raymond LGISSG Hummel lolusch F1scher M1tchell Sokes Rosebaugh Mxddle Row McTxgue Cody Berra Walsh Ackfeld Stoltz Stockglausner Fxrst Row McG1rl, Cochran CCC Capt! Kettelkamp Gte-slerMull1g n C ach Donohue Absent tor ptcture D Watkms G Bollwerlc lllllllbl' Although the soccer team Wound up 1lS wmter campalgn Wlth a rather medlocre record of two wms four losses and four tres Coach Eddte Donohue felt that the team had made a fme showmg cons1dermg the comparatwe lnexperlence of h1s young squad All through the season the Dauphtns played or tr1cky brand of ball and Wrth a few breaks would have posted a much more lmpresslve record The outstandlng feature of thls years squad was the1r trght defens1ve play Berra MCG1Tl and WQlk1HS were usu ally responslble for breakmg up the opponent s attack whrle the bulk of the offensrve punch was handled by Cochran Kettlekamp and Mull1gan Desprte the msprrmg play of the sen1or co captams Don Watkms and AllD1str1ct hm Cochran the lumor Btlls were shaded rn the f1rst round of the Chrlstmas Tournament by Prep Semmary The Semlnarlans later moved to the sem1 fmals before bemg ellmmated Another tough break stunned the team when the Dauphms learned that all of the1r Prep League games had to be for felted because of the 1nel1g1b1l1ty of one of the1r players Cc Captam Watkms Coach Donohue Seuentu flue 7 1 . 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . 1 . - 1 1 ' . . 1 . 1 ' 1 , . ' 1 ' 1 , . Y 4 . Front Row Rotherm ch Branqle Fassler Llewellyn Schultz R Kettelkamp Second Row Z1ll1kenCMgrl Nlx Scheetz Vxsccntl Dolan Demmas Dlffley Th1rd Row Shaffrey Klostermeyer Burmester Neudeck Cullen T Retdy 1950 Seasons Record Hadley DeAnolrers Beaumont Webster Groves Mercy St Mary s McBr1de C B C Seventy szx Central Cathohc McBnde St Marys C B C Lutheran Cleveland DeAndre1s Beaumont McK1nley Central Catholrc 7 SLUH Opponents SLUH Opponents ., , ,... 9 9 ' ,...,.... .,,,. , 3 5 ' I ll .,... . Roosevelt .... ..r,r......, . ..,.l .,..... . 5 4 .,..,..,.. . ' . .. .,...,, 2 lO , .,.l.. , l , ,.,....,..,,.,.,... ,. ,. .. . 1 ' . . . .,..,.,.,..,, ,...,,..l...l..,. l 14 ' Kettelkamp Dxffley Schultz Varsity A large contmgent ot returnrng lettermen and a vrrtually 1ntact Aubuchon Denmson roster promrsed great thmgs for a brrlltant Dauphrn baseball season and although they farlecl ln therr b1d for the tlrst state baseball champ1onsh1p crown they d1d manage to f1n1sh a strong second to St Mary s m the Prep League race rn the 1950 season The Iumor Brlls had therr share of stars wrth shortstop Wally Fassler and centerfrelder Ttm Dolan be1ng named to the l1fSl All State team Several other Brlls played credrtable ball but dldnt TGCGIVG as much pubhc acclalm as the Dolan Fassler duo They tncluded Bob Klostermeyer at t1rst base Iohn Rothermrch at the keystone thlrd baseman Bobby Brangle catcher Iohn Schultz and outfrelders Art Demmas and Lou Vrscontr all of whom played Wllh the Aubuchon Legron team that Went to the Sectronal tmals at Rochester Mlnn before be1ng elrmmated The prtchrng staff was burlt around a qumtet of rrghthanders wrth the ace of the staff be1ng Brll Drttley who ran up a strrng ot SIX strcught Wtns for the legronnarres Other Dauphm twrrlers were George Shaffrey Don Nrx Tom Re1dy and Ierry Daues Thrs year Coach C I Taylor wrll have a tough rob on hrs hanas bu1ld1ng a champ1onsh1p team out of only s1x tested veterans 1nclud1ng Cullen Demmas Brangle Llewellyn Shat trey and Nlx Baseball Shatfrey Klostermeyer Dolan Fassler M4 Seventy seven NR!! a B nd Freshman Baseball rIC1tRow V t Lowther Ruder I Kern I Wllson Nlecn Bover lVl.1eler Ceocnd Row Ruhl Henderson Crlmmms Ncxert qommer Housmcnn Mxcelx 'Thxrd Row Pone OM rc R Cooney Walk ns 'Welch S10 1kcwsk1 Hrdllcku Place Front Row Keutzer Slolz Lyons Prebll Essmcz Buck Heugold Pruxt P Teqtmeyer Second Row Cremlns Vlfeas Tierney Burton l-lutclmson Lloyd Dunlocm Schrnldt R Thlrcl Row Wenqler Barron Berlcblqler Gcrcm l Gllmore Kennedy He-umomn Gleczs n Fourth How Mueller OPCUUGll Mcckler Pe nke T-EAM SPLEDIL1 exch! 53 x,BU wg W wir QOL!! fx 1 N 1 it, , , . . , . W , l A S, f, ' l . 'V YYY A 1 - r H V 1 y V 1 f l l. . A , N . 1 , , - Y L V M , .. , A , , , , 1 . O ' ' A . , L ,,.., I , . , . . ' , ' ' , ' , , . , , . , ' , enter. , X, ', , - , , 1 meyef, Kuesl, Young, , . 1 ' . fx -zz' Z ,K , A a , l 9522. ' Vi ' Q '4 1 K A V - 1 1 4 xf f 1 4 X l 1 7' Wir 7, 'Prank Lfffy SENIOR JUNIGR Front Bow Monahan Vze C Ptexfer Schutzrus D Brennan D Murphy Beckmanr Holt Sabo Second Row Naes Fraser Moll Schnexder D Thcrnas G Wxllams loktsch Thrrd Row Krburz W Murphy Mullen Neary Boemer Beck Fcurth Row Barnldge Lutkewltte Otten Ott Thum Front Bow Lawhaugh G Pferter Dtelocld Dalplaz Lrgner Fox l. Range Wade Mertz Mungerast Qeccnd Bow M Walsh Horrell Fuger Hcvley B McMahon Str eder Hughes D Ptezfer Dueker Thlrd Bow Chomeau Gerth Henson Ackteld Fcrbush Gtesler I Perry Frcechten gt Selvaggl Fltth Row Elen L1eberrnann Bcllwerlc Nlemeyer OGorman Bzchter Dwyer Bless Bundschuh Desprte the tact that the lumcr Brlllkcns had thelr b st track team srnce the champ1onsh1p season ot l946 the Blue and Whrte thmclads strll dldnt have enough m the 50 track sea son to make a lorg splash 1n the d1str1ct and wound up IU second place behmd C B C ln the Prep League track and held meet Clashes Wlth Central St Marys and Clayton ylelded llttle except some mdlvrdual glory tor spnnters Ed Gaus and Brll Murphy the senror d1v1s1on flashes Gerry Bollwerk rn the Junlcr sprlnts and hurdlers Drck Mullen Al Ackteld Lambert Otten and Bob Drebold wrth Pete Hummel rn the mlddle d1stance runs The tleld events were taken care ot by Gaus Tom Banmster and Grover Nlemeler ln the shot Harry OToole m the broad lump and hm OGorman ID the hrgh Jurnp Seuentq nme H5 3 .LJ 2 , , . . r 7 , . , , , l 1 , , . 4 , , , l . C I H . , , , , . 4 , l , , . V , Y. Fourth Bow- Manion, Corrigan, Karl, H. O'Tocle, FitzWilliam, Hummel, Koziatek, Graneto, Knaus. , . , . , A , Q , 1 RING Club A bigger and better Rifle Club was what Fr Albert Coomes SI had planned tor the l95O 51 season and thanks to the resurgence of interest by the student body the sharpshooters d1d have a full it not all conquering season The rltlemen lost four matches and won two during the campaign The defeats came in matches with Cleveland C B C and Alton while the victories came over Country Day and Southwest WIWHHHQ Even though they were able to schedule practice only once a week and were further handicapped by a late season iniury to Karl Eyerman the Dauphin swlmmers splashed their way into fourth place in the State Swimming Meet The qualifiers for the Iunior Bills were Dick Muckler in the 50 yard tree style Rene Teqtmeyer ln the lUO yard breast stroke and Frank Eyerman in the 100 yard tree style How ever the only tirst place points the Bills captured were in the 200 yard relay event The winning team consisted ot Dick Muckler Frank Eyerman lohn Tucker and Ioe Ward The paddlers coached by Fr Torn Kelly SI had previ ously come out on top in four ot six dual meets Their v1ct1ms were Hadley Soldan Western Military Academy and De- Andreis whlle the two losses came at the hands ot U City and Beaumont Standing Tucker Bauer Lee Foqarty F Eyerman Bill Bollwerk Muckler Eyerman loe Ward Ezghty WIMHHHQ Team O I l I Q nl ' I 1 1 ' l 1 - I , . . ., , C C I W . 1 I I I ' , . , . ., ' , , , , . Seatedw Miller, Fawcett, O'Connell, Pope, P. Teqtmeyer, R. Teqtmeyer. Missing for picture Karl Q RiHe Team Top Row -Kcmos, Kinney, Smith, Moore, Valenta, Schack, Kelly, Pohrer, Kaiser, Hutchings. Middle Row' Sandhofer, Krebs, McCarthy, Gerth, Czysz, Cummings, Sachen, Kinsella, Schwendemann. First RcwfKriegshauser, Granete, Evans, Diemer, Cramer, Nester, l-lerries, Ienninqs. Top Row Manion Rosehaugh McNulty E LaBarqe Castello Lawbauqh Koester Middle Row Coach Taylcr Fuqer Prosser Kuenz McCue Diemer Pt LaBarqe McElroy First Row Hebron Kern Buck Gilmartin Appelbaurn Hamilton Ferrara Martin Sclrlattmann Boring 1 f , , , , . , . Tennis Chesnlck S Meyer D Pferter G Plerfer Rng Lzardner mx N QNX Standmg Wrlk ns Hartenbach Hannegan Kneellng Fawcett Cochran Braun Roy The Backer golfers were unable to trnd any wrllmg com petrtlon durmg the fall but moderator Fr Tom Kelly has scheduled late sprmg matches w1tl'1 Clayton Beaumont C n tral Normandy and U Clty Fr Kelly also arranged a sprmg mtrarnural golf tou nament to promote a greater mtereet rn the golf team among the student body Erqhty two C t . , . J . ,r ' S - ' . ..., IE, X - W Z ix' Q . ' Q s E r -4. , . I I 5 - Intramurals Top RCW Brotherton Gleason Fogarty Top Row Olszewskt Meyer Rook Bottom Row l-lelgold Hutchlson Hellxngs Bottom Row Luebbert Roy Steele Because of the unseasonably hot weather the fall football mtramural league had to be dropped before the Wlnners had been dectded But the basketball league once agam proved a success largely through the efforts of Fr Tom Kelly and hrs pers1stent referee Frank Scallse The Iun1orSen1or d1v1 s1on was taken by 4E as they dumped 3A rn a best of three ser1es The Freshman Sophomore t1tle Went to 2E as they Jolted lE 1n the thlrd and decldlng play off game Berrue Wllklns Walked off Wllh the flrst place trophy rn the annual free throw tournament leavrng Kmg McElroy second place and the thrrd spot to Torn Gflmore Knowtng that spnng would brmg more sultable weather for outdoor actrvlty Pr Kelly orgamzed a softball league hoprng to brmg out h1dden talent on the dramond QE IlWtl'dlTlUl'dI Basketball CIWGITTDS Ifltrdmllfdl BdSl42tbc3H C'WdmDS Eighrgrhret 5 Q we L 5' fs? :Nix Y ,ig J li .f l i fx Q N se ,A ig, Q :A Sai If Xxx g f' kj if 9 2 1 2 sv' ' gy M up i --., E . 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Atrtivitie Erghly srx Krng at twelve Lours took hrs place at the councrl table a soon as he had reached the rulrng age The rest of hrs lrte was a successron of a trvrtres most ot them for the wel tare of others Explortrng hrs rrch talents he devoted hrs lrte to three great socral needs ot hrs day rustrce educatron and charrty towards hrs fellow men Voltarre a man not grven to prarsrng sarnts penned thrs trrbute Lours was rn all respects a model man Hrs prety was that ot a hermrt but thrs drd not detract from hrs krngly vrrtues Nor was hrs openhanded lrheralrty the worse for hrs prudent thrrtt Perhaps he rs the only monarch to be prarsed as a wrse statesman and who was yet perfectly rust and tarr Prudent and frrm rn the councrl chamber brave but not rash on the battletreld he was as full of compassron as though he had never known aught save mrstortune lt rs not grverr man to practrce vrrtue rn a hrgher degree Our extra currrcular actrvrtres at St Lours Unrversrty Hrgh School varred and numerous round out our formal educatron ln these actrvrtres we try to develop our talents to act as Chrrstran gentlemen and to grow rn the socral vrrtues ot con srderatron for others unseltrshness and cooperatron We strrve to grow rn the realrzatron of the sublrme truth whrch rs the basrs of Chrrstran drgnrty namely our unron rn grace and our brotherhood rn Chrrst lesus The sketch on the rrght was drawn by lack Herrmann .. fo N , s . , . . 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F E05 ' .4 wif' , L ' 46 M i 1-Q ?f 2 fffff In-f'f ,44- lb Z7 Qf lm I ..1-'ll UL uh' Puhhuatlont Muderatort Many superror qualltres combrned to make the 50 Sl Prep News a drstrngurshed volume News wrrtrng was consrstently sharp thanks marnly to the parnstaklng ed1t1ng of Don Heck and the headlrne know how of IIITI Rook The Heck and Rook combrne pushed the news sec tron to a level of excellence that wrll long remam a challenge to the talents of future d1tors lohn Elder brrghtened the ed1tor1al sectron wrth the rntroductron of two new features a book revlew column and Chrzsts Varszlu brographrcal account of some young man who had been a hero for Chrrst rn the game of l1fe Iohn also experrmented wlth page layouts of frve and four columns rn an effort to get more varrety rn makeup Though the edrtonals were seldom brrllrant they were never dull Elder R Sullrvan Reck Rook Fr Crowley Mr Nous And they champroned wrth zeal rf not wrth eloquence everythrng pertarmng to St Lours Unrversrty Hrgh School As sports edrtor Rrch Sulllvan brought to nts keenly regarded post a sympathy and chanty that won h1m countless readers Hts column and stones hrghlrghted hrs heroes when they dld everythrng rrght When they drd everythrng wrong Rrch never stooped to Agarn we garned recognrtron rn the Star Tunes Wntmg Contest Don Beck took a frrst wlth hrs rntervrew rn the February l3 rssue A Man s a Man for A That Brll Mueller was frrst rn sports wrrtrng and Ftrch Sullrvan was thrrd For the record Prep News became the offr cral trtle of the paper thrs year Ezqhly erqht Prep ews Editors C C 6 1 , . 1 e ' . . . . ' V A A I the oracular, l told you so. . - - - K I G ' ' 1 Q rep 21115 Co-Edltors Don Beck 11m Book Tom Hrnkebem Edrtonal Ed1tor Iohn E1der Associates Mrke Pozsqay Don Heard LOUIS O1dan1 Tom Koon Sports Edltor Brch Su111van Assocmtes B111 Monahan Frank Lane Dave Max B111 Mue11er 11m Se1vaqq1 Bob Bu1'11 Reporters Bob D1ebo1d Bob Iackson Dan O Su111van Pete Dremer George Zu1andt Tom Parqe Ed Kolar Klnq McE1roy Mlke March1ewsk1 Staff Artists Larry Connors Iack Herrmann Stcdf Photographer Paul Zepf C1rcu1at1on Managers lack Hanebrmk Ed Boyce Upper OSu111van Iackson McElroy D1ebo1d Upper Zepf Lane Se1vaqq1 P Dlemer R Ruhl Lower W1tt ann Heard O1dan1 Kcon Pozsqay Zulandt Lower Hanebr nk Boyce Connors Ko1ar Hlnkebem Max Ezghty mne Q Staff Typist ..,.,.,.......,......... . .... . . .,,..,.... A M ,. . Dick Wittmann 1 Y Sports Fdlters Business Managers N 'ret Dreyer Butler Cooney George Nores Goqlicxrdi 5' Danphln Editors dnq Osesk 1 Nd y Leading Ad Salesmen TH IIAUPIII 1 Frankly we are proud of the 1951 Dauphin. Careful planning and driving energy have teamed to bring you a distinguished volume. The art theme begins on the front cover with the picture of Louis IX, St. Louis, and con- tinues through the book with four full-page pen sketches. Editorial interpretation accom- panies the sketches. Co editors Larry Connors and lack Herrmann provided all the art work in addition to much of the picture layout Senior writers prepared copy for most of the organizations and activi ties Rich Sullivan and Ned Roy collaborated on the Sports Section giving a complete rec ord of scores and highlights of the season Business Managers Dick Wittmann and B111 Olszewski doctors of economics pumped the life blood of ads and subscriptions into the Dauphin veins to keep the book financially sound and healthy They spearheaded the ad drive which by December 10 had subscribed enough funds to meet the year s expenses loe Cooney helped to cut our photography costs this year by selling reprints of group pictures His readiness to help was indicative of the generous cooperation existing among the staff men Mr George Bryde S1 took most of the in formal shots that have helped tremendously to brighten the book Er lohn Crowley Sl and Mr Iohn Naus S1 Publications Modera tors assisted in the planning and layout BUSINESS MANAGERS WITH AD SALESNEN Standing Miller Gartl nd George Dreyer Klohr Seated Wittmann Olsz wski Monaha WRITERS D zsaay Zula 'l TYPISTS Stand lo o Etke Sea ea E oc 1 N melu one I . f I 1 i : . . . - 4 Y , N , e ', n. I . ' 1 ' 'I V - f, 1 Standing--Steele, ORei.ly, Braun. ' Seated .C ' ' nat. . . 1 3 . , . ., ' . Ln:--Erctert n Barron 1. n. , I li I . t '- .uger, C nei. T1 'ff-he CAST HJ 0111361 or: APPEQRANQE Uncle Charldj ,.... .Tam Koon LEMH . ,...... .S-HAar+ Mujer Qhcba, .... Mike MacDonald Paul Sjcamore, . Charics I-Xvmbruskr Mr D5 pirma, .. A14 u3+ Sabadell Ed Carmichael .... aEd O'Dor'-neil Donaid ..... . , J+eve Kime lla Gvandpa Vandcrhof B II Monahan DEVIL agj Anzalo e, Hrnderso H O++- -nweodorc KI bcj GTC' Bo IJ Kolenlnhov 'Fa k Fc 6143 Well ng+0 Dave Bferm rx MY Kurbg 'na 5+olceS G' MGH O sj Joh DW-J vzjohn C Hen Vladum wr Vlddlvodola Dave Co ga Players pROOUC'l lOfJ Smit CYELU , . .Jddc HCY'mann Jac, Kessler- 'Em lllelborn Q ofigf -10 yt GQ X49 pr'0dqg+-ion Book..Jolnn CTKY'Ci0- os-fumeg Joe Llp r. mper-hes ,Dade Sobre ber o. comedq m 'ihree acts Males up Dave, Con' cm ldccfi Sen or Cogmc, l 1 by Moss Hari' J Geo 5 Kaufman Q td M h Ott N nety two A '53 M7 Per b Mey r S bud 11 OD nnel . ' 1 C . .... ' -' . . . . ...R A n ...... . arnic D - ' 'r 3 mmgr- rl Y n rrafd. I i n... A ' 3 ' ,--, Jlrn 'Pl nn n C' J u 1 . rg fl q 1 O ' K I S a 'ff ' n n 4 W JT-' MW ,M S H ? f N, ' 5 xx f ' 'VW M n A K ' ,L 1 1 , N 1 i I A , .I . ' Siclndin ---McDonald, Kinsella, D. Brennan, rczrcx, Koon, '. e, cl e , ' c. ' Seoe -- cnc: cm, , rmbrusxsr. f . Top Row ODcnnell McDonald Krnsella Anzalcne Stokes Ferrara Qu! Mtddle Rcw Mr Kelly SI Herrmann Cullen Ott Sommer Kessler fl FITST Row D Brennan Kocn Lrprc Sabadell S Meyer Armbruster Corrrqan '- '9 The llauphm Players Backer s dramatrc actrvrtres are not formally orqanrzed the cast for each play IS prcked from mterested members ot the student body Our thesprans are hampered by frequent changes ot drrectors and the lack of a real home The Dauphrn Players only actrvrty thrs year was an excellent productron of the Hart Kaut mann comedy You Cant Take lt Wrth You Mr Wrllram Kelly SI rn October The play deals wrth the mad and merry household of Martm Vanderhott lB1ll Monahanl Stuart Meyer shadow boxed rn the parlor Charles Armbruster and Gus Sabadell made trreworks Tom Koon wrote mane plays and Ed ODonnell played Jazz A tax collector Gmen thunderrnq Russrans a drunk and the mards boy trrend added to the contusron lt rs no wonder that Davre CRay Anzalonel was embarrassed to brrnq hrs trancees wealthy and sophrstrcated father and brother home to dmner But Mr Krrby lTom Stokesl and son took a lrkmq to thrs madhouse and all ends happrly Armbruster and Sabadell Nzmlu Ihne C 1 1 I I 1 x, which they presented under the tutelage ot ,Mei !,, . I l , . ., A . fx f' V ,W .fw - - 'Ui eco Moderators Uontest Winners Bellarrnrne boys brought honor to therr school by placmg hlgh rn several speech con tests thrs year In November Geoge Zulandt won the school elrrnrnatron and thereby qualr hed to partlcrpate 1n the CIIY Vorce of Dernoc racy Contest In the crty contest George placed thrrd relrnqutshmg trrst place to Robert Burnett of St Mary s who went on to become a natronal wrnner In February Torn Koon won another school elrrnrnatron to Iflefll a chance rn the St Lours d1v1s1on ot the Arnerr can Legron Oratory Contest A tre rn th1s con test wrth Robert Burnett was broken by corn parrng percentage pornts Tom had 441 seven less than Burnett Tom dld get a chance to partrcrpate rn the Regronal Contest at Cape Grrardeau from whrch he came home wrth a fourth place Tom Stokes won trrst .place Dranlt MAltf nes rn State N F L Orrgrnal Oratory competltron to get ct chance at the natronal trnals rn Call tornra thrs summer Senator George Mersel and Representatrve August Sabadell won gavels at the Webster Groves Student Con gress rn February for havrng contrlbuted most to the success of thelr respectrve houses ln the Congress ll L tlhapter tlttwers VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY ASSISTANT SECY TREASURER Torn Koon George Mersel Bob Iackson Brll Iohnson Nmety four N F L OFFICERS Standrng Sabadell Koon Seated Stokes Metsel Iohnscn Iackscn Zulandt CONTEST WINNERS Lower L tt Z landt Sckes K t Mr. o , r. c ui e, Fr. Io . . ' I . . . I l I I u I V l I ' A 0 l 0 ' , ' - ' ' ' - PRESIDENT rr,,rrr , I , oeorge Zulandt , G A u , t , oon. Top Row Dowlmg Bas1lF1nch Barton Fmch Murphy Anzalone Lane Coll1ns Sm1th Sanders Gosebrlnk Me1sel Manton Th1rd Row Czysz D1emer R Ruhl Sommer Ehrhart Graham Reck McCue lackson Iohnson Second Row Lowther ODonnell Stokes Moore Zulandt Hutchxscn Murphy Hanlon Kmney D Ruhl Cornqan Dwyer Bottom Row Weller I Werner Koon Meyer Sabadell Kessler Lxston Armbruster Dehne Bellarmlne Forensw nolety Spothghts of the speech year focused on the leadmg chapter award of the Natronal Porenstc League and the honor award of the Catholrc lnterscholastlc Speech League At a student assembly 1n Ianuary Mr Bruno E Iacob natlonal secretary of the NFL presented the MISSOUII leadlng chapter plaque to George K Zulanclt pres1dent of the local chapter and of the Bellarmme Forenslc Soctety 1n recogn1 tlon of St Louls Un1vers1ty Hrghs splendld achievement and part1c1pat1on record dunng seven years of NFL membersh1p C I S L TOURNAMENTS The Bellarmen by accumulating lO8 l 6 polnts 1n four seasons won the honor awa d of the CISL an award parallel1ng the NFL leadlng chapter cl1st1nct1on Offered for the frrst tlrne rn l946-l947 and won by St Lours Unlversrty H1Ql'1 that year the CISL honor award comes to Backer for the second t1me m flve years By w1nn1ng f1rst place rn the CISL for thls year the Bellarmen staked a second cla1m to the S1gma Lambda Upsllon Wagner trophy One more cla1m and the trophy becomes the permanent possess1on of our school Bes1des the SLU Wagner trophy the busy Bellarmen Won f1rst place troph1es ln oratory and extempf radlo another f1rst place trophy 111 debate w1th an over all record of seventeen vxctones and one defeat ln CISL cornpetltlon and a th1rd place trophy 1n mterpretatton Seven veteran CISL competltors are sportrng one or more medals earned by therr outstand mg Speech Work durlng the past year ln or1g1 nal oratory W1ll1am Iohnson l1fSl George Me1sel second 1n non ortglnal oratory Thomas Stokes second rn humorous mterpretahon Ierry Qulnn second IH radlo George Zulandt f1rst and Charles Armbruster second 1n de- bate Thomas Koon f1rst George Melsel th1rd and George Zulandt fourth Nmety five 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . . Q 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 7 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 0 1 1 1 1 . . 0 I . 1 , ' - 1 I , 1 . , 1 1 1 I - . , - I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 , . ,t-fvf. , 6' N , of Sommer Anzalone Corrlqan Qumn O Rerlly Iackson Heard Flemmg Metsel Qumn Sommer Z landt Flem ng STATE N F L At the M1ssour1 State Tournament of the Natlonal FOIGDSIC League held 1n Drury Col lege Sprrngfteld ln March the eleven man speech team of Me1sel Zulandt Koon and Iohnson tn debate tlioon and Iohnson also 1n ortgmal oratory? Sabadell Kessler Stokes and Graham tn extemp tStokes also tn oratoncal declamattonl Corrtgan 1D orator1cal Sommer rn dramattc declamatlon and Qutnn ln humor ous declamatlon placed fourth among the f1f teen parttcrpatlng schools The debaters car ned the Wh1te and the Blue mto the semt fmals placrng th1rd 1n the tournament out of fourteen schools Of the four boys who reached the flnals tn varlous d1v1s1ons of speech Sommer Kessler Corrlgan and Stokes only Stokes rose to cl'1amp1onsh1p he1ghts wmmng the trtle 1n ora tor1ca1 declamatlon for the second successtve year and quahfylng for the natlonal tourna ment of the NFL to be held ln George Pepper d1ne College Los Angeles rn Iune In the MISSOUTI l'l1gh School Debatmg League experlenced and less experlenced debaters put Nmety szx therr talents together to gtve the htgh school a respectable record The Amencan Legton oratory contest revealed Tom Koon as the school wlnner After w1nn1ng hrs group el1m1 natlon contest tn the C1fY he became one of the two crty representahves ln the zone con test rn whtch he placed fourth George Zulandt champtonshrp tn the Votce of Democracy rad1o contest The achlevements of these two boys help to perpetuate a trad1t1on of excel lence ln these two speclahzed speech contests W1ll1ng students helped the coachmg staff Fr McAul1ffe moderator Fr lones mterpreta t1on Fr HIQQIDS radlo Mr Doran oratory conduct an all speech tournament for the CISL two NFL practlce tournaments ln debate and externp and the seventh annual grade school speech tournament Mr Rudolf ran a success ful mtramural debate program The school served as host for four MISSOUT1 Hrgh School Debatmg League debates a CISL all speech tournament M1SSOUI1H1Qh debates several NFL practlce meets and the annual grade school tournament All 1n all 1t was a season to be thankful for A N I , A N N , V v y Q T 1 . .1 . , l ' 5 V ,X X . tix - I ' I- ' . added third place in the city to his school lllee Club The Glee Club, under the able direction of Fr. lames Hauser, Sl, is a very good example of what can be done with excellent direction and arranging and long hours of good, hard work. Although they had very few opportuni- ties to display their wares during the past year, the club seized every opportunity to prove to all within earshot that their renditions of Hlune ls Bustin' Out All Over, You'll Never Walk Alone, Clclahonia, by Bodgers and Hammerstein, and Night and Day, by Cole Porter, were the best to be heard. After proving this at the Winter Concert, they re- tired to the obscurity of the Movie Hall to perfect The Wiffenpoof Song, The Battle Hymn of the Republic, Stout-Hearted Men, and With a Song in My Heart, for the equally successful Spring Concert. Al Aclcfeld, master cf the keyboard, accompanist. FIRST TENOBS Atkinson Marheinelce Barron Herb Martin Davis Prebil Drummond Pruitt Grashoff Quinn Jennings Bohs Kister Both Komos Scullin Marchlewski Woodman SECCND TENCBS Bookius Tom C'Toole Bowers Mansfield Durso Dennis Martin Kern Maruska Lundergan lim McHugh lirn Lyons Metzger Schmidt BABITCNES Bill Bollwerk Lipic Crowley Moclcler Dalton lim Murphy Dowling Paige lohn Dwyer Sommer Garcia Stein Heard Walsh Kappel Weis Koester Wessler Leisse Windmueller BASSBS Bob Bannister Liston Corrigan Mueller Gunther Pero Koenig Scott Kuest Wieck Nrnelu el an The Band SAXOPHONES Dave Schwendemann Bill Anderson Wilson Gray Leo Manda Richard lacolos Rodger Eaherty Basil Einch DRUMS Dave Max lohn Epstein lohn Smith MELOPHGNE Richard Stephenson TRGMBGNE Wilford Ecrliush BEGINNERS' CLARINETS Leo MacDonald Ed O'Donnell Louis Antoni Bill Anderson' TROMBONES Gerald Kerlin' Bill Gleason Al Kretschmer' Ninety-eight .7 . U I REGULAR BAND TUBAS Iohn Moran lohn Donato Bernard Brown CLARINETS Tony Brennan Greg Bcsler Don Garcia Bob Hotfmeier Richard Bene Gene Ehrhart lerry Alberts Al Bouckaert George l-leneqhan Dick Canepari Larry Hamtil Mike Barnicle Ed Lundergan Lee Placio TRUMPETS lim Ellison lohn Sullivan lohn Zupez Dick Naes Norman Stein lohn Crecelius Dan McNamara Dick Laux AND INTERMEDIARY BAND TRUMPETS Russell Hitzemann Kretschmer Joel Long Bill Appelhaurn Maurice Karzin' SAX lim Lane 'Indicates intermediate. Manda LIPIC Gra S h d y c wen emann Bosle Ander on Backer Hrgh expenenced a dellghtful rnuslcal renaissance th1s year both as regards the glee club and band Th1s en deavo r was a specral mterest of Fr Van Ackeren The devotees ot Orpheus acqu1tted themselves very Well th1s year under the d1rect1on of Mr Iohn POl1ZZ1 The new bandmaster came to the H1gh School after a successful con cert and symphony orchestra career He tarted from scratch wlth elghteen boys and Wound up the school year wrth a fme thlrty erght prece band The band presented a Chrlstmas concert and a concert ID Apnl lt accompanred the Senror F ll o les and played at several pep rall1es The handsmen most of Whom are underclassmen are grouped rnto regular rntermedrate loegmners and dance hands Most of the 1ntermed1ates have advanced to the regular band by now The dance band a part of the regular band specrahzes ln llght numbers Mr POl1ZZ1 has h1gh hopes of presentmg a S1XlYl1VG plece unlformed marchmg band for next year s football games Nmely nme X -1- Ji . . v G 1 1 1 1 -1 0 - 1 - ' Q 1 . .1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 , . 1 . 1 Poster Club Standing -Dehne, Murray. 7,77 Seated-V--G. 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One Hundred Standlnq Sculln Hamill Bowers B Brown Ackfeld Qeated Anzalone Loftus Oldanx Kessler Fr Gunn Library U ' V , 1 f - - 0 Back Row Johnson Ko n Zulandt Anzalone Connors Mrller Mrddle Row R Sulllvan Olszewskr Hogan Herrmann Hunsaker Heck Boyles Front Row T Hrnkebern Oldanr Wrttmann Rook Heard OHe1lly Monahan Literary Circle IDI ,ifrzfhmir W e' 3tl M Nur rn-rel :ar W lf, J o'r'r'1-ra ' X 49: l r , lf We V HD ,El f 'W Takrnq Sarnt Thomas More an outstandrna Enqlrsh Catholrc lrterary frgure as therr patron the Lrterary Crrcle thrs year fearurecl revrews of the beet work of Englrsh Catholrc lrlera lure At the irrst rneetmg the members elected Irrn Rook presrolent Lours Oldanr vrce presrdent George Zulandt secre tary and Bernard ORe1lly lrterary orrtro Fr lohn l Drvrne Sl was moderator for the erqhth slrarqht year The years revrews are lrsted below Artrcles from flmerzca maga71ne Hrnkebem llder Thornton Hou to lmproee Your l'trsonu'1lu Through Rradrml Chesterton Ballad of the White Horse CATHOLIC WOR! D Artlele on Huarre Belloc B lloc Cranmfr Hollr Thomas Home Waugh Edmund Campron Kaye Smrth Superstztzon Corner Benson Come Rath Come Rope Broderrck Orzam or the Jesuztr 'Vlartmdale The Xocatzon ot Ala New man Apoloqm pro Vzta Suu Ward-G K Cheslerton Chesterton The Eeerlustmq Mun Waugh Brrdeshead Reusrted Greene Mrnzstrry of Fear Greene Haart of Ihe Maller Manrn Lula Hate I Ioeed Thee Waugh Helena De XVohl The Quiet Lrqht Hyde Nou lBel1eLe Lunn Nou I See Chesterton Thomas Aqumas US! IQ Oldanr Vv'1ttmann Hunsaker Koon Reck Pongay Johnson Zulandt Hogan Herrmann Anlalont Sullrr an O Rerlly OISYQNN ilu Zulrndt Muller Connors Koon Oldam Monahan Rook Boyles Sullrvan O Rerlly One Hundred One 0 Q u I , , . 1- ' I Nd I S ' ' ' - Y-'X C X rx . . .Q . , . i . i xx Wkkwxx A h Q Y. aka V . . ,SD fig: V-as 1- I A' .,,. ,. .. , . .. fl li l ' XHZ xx, V3 . 1 .. ., . .. . 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Thrrd Row Murphy Pozsqay E LaBarqe Daly R LaBara ORe1lly MacDonald Kcese Second Row zysz Zepf Hauq W1ll1UmS Gralnann P HIST Boucxaert Boyles Frrst Row Sw erey Dlemer Cooney Mr Mlller T Hrnkelcetn Drebold McElroy Mr. Miller makes it clear. 1 , f 1 J 5 . t u - , ' , One Hundred' Two E Nuance Club The Pasteur Cnapter of the lumor Academy ot Scrences opened rts e1qhteenth year ot exrstence Call erqhteen under the able dlrec hon of Mr Carl lvhllerl wrth loe Cooney as ns pres1dent and Tom H1HlC9l3Gl1'1 as secretary treasurer Besrdes the many 1n erestrna movres drscussrons and expenments whrch hrqhhqhted the reqular Monday afternoon meetrnas the club took Jaunts to the Technoloqy lnstrtute ot Qt Lours Unrversrty Fouke Fur Company and all the radro and televrsron statvtns rn the St Lours area Famous Barr played host to the Jumor sclentrsts for an rnteresunq lecture on atomrc warfare by a Bntrsh physrclst The Cooney Clan also took trme to prepare a complrcated exhlbrt on collords tor the Wash tnqton University Science Fair. Hack Row Graham Z,pf, Breyer, Mr. Hclrtms, Front Raw Pope, Fogarty, Lrprc, Wmterer, Camera Club Cheerleaders N One Hunjred Three Rivas, Ko-Q-STM Barizri Flick Basrl Fmcla, Lima Lgpc. A Y ' ' ' l ., :5 - s an , Q .gf :: - X EN f Radio Wnrkshop R Ruhl Donato Eberte R Hmlcelte-in Ruhl Houlihan laclcscn Fleming Sommer tbehmd qlassl Star Times Writing Contest E133 Ray Anzalone Torn Koon Bill Mueller, . , I. Lamar Rekart Don Heck . . lim Rook ,. ,.. , Rich Sullivan , , Standina Anzalone Rekart Kocn Seated Rock, R Sullivan, Mueller . .First in Poetry tFirst in General Article ' A ' llfirst in Radio Script First in Sports Story , .. Third in Autohioqraphical lncident A . .. , . ,. ,.,. .,.. i..i.First in Interview , , ..,i.., .. Third in General Article Third in Sports Story One Hundred I-'ive FAT!-IERS CLUB Q cmdrnq Mr Q u t retury Mr Gr Srecx rs Vrc Pres der e M J e s' M Fr nk MQTHERS CLUB ondrnq Mrs G IJ Trezsurr Mr I A Connors U rrespcndrrm Q Cretary Mrs O Furl Assrstczn U rrespcndrrg Se an eoted Mrs V Re r rnc Vue Presrdent If A Ncxes Preslderlt Mrs H us V1 e Presrde X U1 crnr Hrst rran ALUMNI Standrnq M Icrr Lund 1' 8 Beard Member M Uri: r' I. Dames 44 crrd Mernbe If A Frnur 30 Board Merrh r eared M I rn s F mso VlC9PI6S1dQ 1.5 M Q 1 Pres e s-1 1 Weber 28 Past P es de 7 -t V- . . .cynrend B Ie, Sec 3 . egcry L. C . Fr ' ' e- i s A Seobd r. Yes ph G. Lip? Hrugrrgxr r. Q C. 361235 P:es1'i'f:1'. Y St ' . f. , LFLC ' er we : . . K. . ,. r nc r :ret A' S . -. K. P3139 .fed 4 Secretory: Mrs. A. P. Efken Secsnd - ' - xrrs. R. 3' ' f I . . L. Grlsirlf F '1 'Cf ri? Mrs. L. '. 'Nd r . 'C . 'Z , , g r. ' '3. . , , ' Bc rg Mr. fc .2 . r ' r e . S. r. fl e' . Rel: rr, '32 ' - lrity Mr, full' I. X ey,r Ir., fi, Lent: Mr. Lpri A. , ' , r 1 ,ni Fathers Ulu ll Presrdrng over more than 400 para members twtce the membershlp of prevtous years Presrdent Frank Boland gutded the St Louls U l-hgh School Fathers Club through an un usually fertrle year Some 353100 gathered through the vol untary contrrbuttons of the fathers wtll soon be allocated throughout Backer Memortal IH rrfles and bullet traps for the Brfle Club varrous athletrc eaurpment parntlng of the recrea fron room trophres and medals musrcal tnstrurnents for the Band motron ptcture frlm and sound track a cornmrttee room tc be constructed rn the basement for the use of the Fathers and Mothers Clubs rn therr numerous commrttee meetlngs and the outfttttng of a 60p1ece band The year closed wrth th Achtevement Banquet at the lefferson l-lotel sponsored by the Fathers Club llolhvls Club llumnl Also expertencrng a year Or extraordrnarrlly successful ac ttvrttes the Mothers Club under the Presldency of Mrs Btchard Naes bettered the tradrtton to date The overflowrng schedule was hrghlrghted wrth the Parent Faculty Tea the Annual Fall Card Party fthe brgg st everl the Annual Chrrst mas and l-lomecomrng Party the Pre Lenten Card Party the Annual Day of Becollectton and the Graduate Parent Com munron and Breakfast early tn lune The mothers also spon Fathers Club the Sentor Party on May 3 The proceeds of these prorects and the voluntary contrrbutrons of the mothers totalhng S5 300 are 1ntended for the purchase of more and better cafeterra equrpment several chapel renovatrons and addrtronal rnstruments and eaufpment for the musrc depart ment The remafnder wrll ftnd tts way 1nto the scholarshrp fund sponsored by the Mothers Club The Thomas More Assoclates of the St LOUIS U Hrgh Alumnl Assocratlon moderated by the Bev lohn I Dlvrne Sl held the llUlSl1Ql'1f thrs year wtth the presentatron of a serres of hour lectures grven by the moderator rn the St Lours U f-ltgh gymnasrum armed at the more mature understandrng of the place of Catholrcrsm rn modern l1fe Thrs outstandrng success attended by an average of 200 persons per lecture was qurckly followed by another the Turkey Festrval rn December whrch drew a busy crowd of over frve hundred The annual l-lomecomrng Celebrattcn honored especrally Ralph Bed Hemp AllD1str1ct star athlete of 27 whrle future attractrons 1nclude an Alumnt sponsored St Lours U Hrgh Boys Town football game next fall Ftnanctal expendltures lncluded the donatlon of three an nual scholarshrps the addrtron of S1000 to the Carl lvfrller scholarshrp fund and S2 000 for the pubhcatron of a d1rectory lrstrng the names of all the Alurnnt Om Humlncl Ser. en 0 Q, l e ' A' ' U V, o 1, . 1 t 1 . . I , , - , 6 I . A sored the Annual Boat Bide and, extending rnvttation to the , . . I I I , I - . I 4 7 MRS ANNA F BACKER ll l'0lI Mr and Mr Mr and Mr Frank B iana Henry F Bo Cheri Wir and Mrs F C Brennan Iohn P Butler and Mrs H L Dahrn GH Edwara L Eyerrnan and Mrs Harry A Gagliardi and Mrs Norman I George and lcon I Mazzori and I hn 'W Miichell and Mrs W I Monahan and Mrs Richard A Naes and George A GSullivar and Mrs L e I Placio F I Pollnow F G A Telle Mr and Mrs E A Vollnier Mark A Maley P I Manion M D L I Maieker r and issuuatls Mr and Mr Frark Q Erennar and M Victor VV Dreyer and Mrs H rrn a r . and is. F. W. Kane. Kar' L. Keiilei, M. D. L. L. Krug Lurnher Co. Mr. and Mrs. Williarn S. Lewis Vincent I. LoPiccolo, M. D. Leo I Wieck Mr and Mrs D P William Ioseph W Wise l T T l and and and and and Cornplim M I hn M ax Mrs IohnI Meara Mrs Hu ell F Meyer Mcrgenihaler M 3. Peul I. OlGOTII'lGIl Mrs. Edgar L. Hoy ents oi a Friend A Friend Thi- pace represent- a Full Page Ad paid for lay The Mothers' Club This pace represent- a Full Page Aa paid for by The Fathers Club Orr'H L nd ed Eight and Mrs I Ackfeld Mrs I L Bauer Mrs Helen Bernsen r and Mrs Leo F Boedeker Em1lH Bollwerk D D S r and Mrs Clement Bowdern and Mrs Edmund I Boyce and Mrs I A Brennan I Coleman Mrs A H Cramer Don Dobbs and Harr Mr and Mrs George F Dowllnq and Mrs Bernard H Drummond A H Dudenhoeffer Mrss Mayme Dwyer Mr and Mrs A Efken Sr and Mrs W Hooper Evans and Mrs Wm A Federer Harry A Gaqlxardr and Mrs Ioseph Graneto and Mrs H L Grashoff A Greenspan Mr and Mrs Edward C Heard Paul A Hem Davrd A Hess Mr and Mrs M I Hoffmerer Lester L Hohl Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Lawrence Huttl W L Ichns S W Kelly Iohn Knaus Herbert Knott Edward W Kolar B T Koon Sponsors and Mrs I E OToo1e and Mrs Harold I Ott and Mrs Fred D Pfyl Mrs M Preper and Mrs Wxlllam A Beck and Mrs Francrs I Remert Mrs Roy R Rrchter Paul F Rmq and Mrs Pxerre L La Barge Lcu1s I Lrebermann Mrs Catherme Llewellyn Mr and Mrs Sllvan Lutkewrtte Sr Mrs T F Lydon Dr and Mrs Roy A Lynch Mr and Mrs Claude B Martm Mrs Ehzabeth Martrn Tom Mcl-tuqh and Mrs L F McKelly and Mrs Leo O Me1sel and Mrs Iohn Meyer R1no M1tt1no T O Moloney r and Mrs A G Munqenast vr and Mrs R T Nremerer Iohn I Obertz r ana Mrs E F Olszewskx Iames F Robrnson Mr and Mrs F A Rook Stephen I and Mlldred Saba and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Lee Stuart and Mrs and Mrs Mxss Vrvxan and 'Vlrs and Mrs Elmer C S hmtdt L C Scott George C Shaffrey Danlel F Sheehan Iere F Sheehan Wm I Slals W I Sulllvan A R Wrttmann Wrttmann F W Woodhnq L Mrlton Zrlhken George K Zulandt Four Frtends A Frrend One Hundred Nine Mr. . . . 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' ' .z r I 1 President Vice-President Treasurer Compliments of 4 A Jim O'Flynn George Shaffrey Dick Hirsch Tony Benoist John Bergmann David Brennan John Cullen Phil Disher Barry George Dick Hirsch Don Holt Jim Hutti Bob LaBarge Jim Meara Bill Moore John Morgenthaler Dick Naes Jim O'Flynn Greg O'Shea This Represents a Full Page Ad Jim Reasor Jerry Reidy George Shaffrey Gene Sheehan Mike Smith John Tucker Dick Valenta Greg Wieck Breyer aisler Fr rowley BGUNIGU Miss Kenna K Dciues Goqlmroi B d ck Be-ckmo ri senior Show Dreyer :icclc Olszewsk Lukeiohr l Brenn n l-lcffrne er bt kes Zulonclt Cooney oqhosr ot V1 oo eye Broun One Hundred Teri i ss ,X f. ,e , N , ,. 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V' I ' vclx XI IL' II.LII1'ILI .IJQIL I'mrL'1111L111 CiI1L11'I1L' IIL1Il11Lm' Il CQ.1Q11g1'. 11LIL NLALI IILwwL'r 'I'L1111Cil' IL I1 .IL1 K 1111 . 1' ILL' Angv IfLI IV, 7 1'r IQI V ly V 1' ' .QI.IL'II II.111'y C1.111a1.111 IUIL' .'IL11-L1 IIL'11ry C31gl11rLi1 .-X11 ' I1111 .I.1L'ILIVIfw1lI1.1111 KlL'I15llII1X'.1I1 IQLJ11 Ilnug I L1111 SL1II1v.111 Iii' I'I111lL111 ISLI1 .'w1L' L15 .Im Ii' 1I'r Lf 'L 111 IL1111 I. .lux IL1I1 X 1 f 1 l1L ood food nd xery easonable prlces lso We have Very fme atmosphere hte fast Llkable serxlce omg standmg s our reputatlon O COHIQ OH OX QF 301 DE BALIVIERE MBI Rl XND PEI-IRENBACH Better Foods Market C urmr XX S II XD AND C IBQON AX I S mklm 3150 1 Complm nls JACK ALMON omplm mx North S1de Motors nc Studebaker Iuussmn SA I 5 unsamczn S RXICI 737 NRTLRAI PJRIDCI s-PJ Q Greetmqs from ST MARYS HOSPITAL n dT G A , NIE 'fmlf J H . Hit ' - fl R ' . A x 'ze . of I V. . ff vt' .of L ' ' 1 , I . fli V 12 1 S ' l.L'r:'h fihffg A A St. Louis 115i HH aiu. 1 ...1 mm ' :ire LL'9IL'P SIDNEY WEBER INC DODGE AND PLYMQUTH Sales and Seruzce THE DOWNTOWN DEALER 2218 LOCUST STREET GARFIELD 3150 1 'W' ,gf -an SW IW!! Y' L 5 1 P f W ' 9 X533 'f' I ,iw yg QN S Q X if 1 W 9? Gartland E J Gartland R J Ga ft' PLUMBING COMPANY rtland One Hundre d Th: Y o , . ww- . . f9Af,,w'x,. ., f -q:vf,','z. 4 , V., .1 231-xp1xw: ,. , J:f?P3. H4 S' g53' :J: .6' 45.4 if 5,4.'ff x. ' ,Q : 17 eff, . v ,I 4 fl, , A M5 V MMA 1 -.,, - 7:0 ,B ray , ,-my - A ff -, I. . A -NJ- , Nx ' ,i '1. ZW , fi f AZ- -:f'. fs'f ' I C x ,,,f EW, 7 6.3. -A ,la 2-W 4+ ' ,' . . ff '-45' - 'f , 1 1 W , , ,, ,.. ,,... .... I V 4- x S mf- 4 Q f f S '-2 N ' 4 ' W 'L ff 2' 'vw 5 A '3.:'l+fNE. A .9 , . 6 4 4 -,YV-. Y..4,,:,,,,x, -Y Y 77,7 MO f Y ' ' -XE 5 ff N. X ST X3 - V, . ' f .- -.- Tix X V' X0 T , X- bnsg, xl, f -- ..... . . n v X M-,D ,N J ,S NY, xX Designers and Producers of PEDIGREE INDUSTRIAL EINISHES PAINTS VARNISHPS LACQUERS THE P D GEORGE CO 5200 IXORTH SECOND STREET ST LOUIS 7 MISSOURI o o Q o 0 .J o Q 0 - 1 Complzments or TIAC HIZRS I31ther Crowley S I Fitlnr Hulser 9 J I-ather I Rally ICI IS M IIE, Iom Ilnnms rr S1 X11 I ulkux I I om BIIIIIIQILI' Don Barra Dm Blshop Ilm C mhrln Ion C oomy lou DIIIHI Bob I-Ioffmuer Unk Hughes Cum I 1 Brrgu I-ram1sI am DNC I ukufxhr SIIXIU I utkuutte C'hLs IXI1rt1n Cxrour Numunr Jxm O Gorman Hirry O Ioolr Hirrx Ott ArtR15h1xxIx Dau Rmg Jon XX ard Jon XX N7 Bob XX mnrlmg Brent XX'1II11ms Don 7m 1rt C1 ntr1IZ8 f MERREL BROQ Im p 1 lzlinzr' 6 SIR lnrI HACKMANN MANAGEMENT CORPORATION ReaIEState Loans Insurance Qouthm Lat C ormr I ENTI-I -XND LHLS I NUT Cfomplirm nm Mr. and Mrs Michael P. Nester Lugrm I mgu RuQsLll I mgf. EMGE Brake Service Brakes and W heel Alignment Specialists H Udson -I ZOO 345 7 SOUTH KINCISI-IIOHXVAX Om' Hu 7 ir 'E1-r:. f, . 1 'f' ,S,.I.. Mr, Sherburnu, SAI.. and Mr, I3-:rk OFF 1iI.': Da R'1f. M . 'fl' , .UI '.1 , itl- I R A ' v V v' x I I XIike Daly Dave Max Paul XX'ctstL-in .If . 2 m r Y L uf Q. Q Pa er Ruling ard Hmm 1 II ,a IUO PINI' IlIi'I' fXrI 1 Z. Iflwn, 5737 Milcnll I I sr Img, M., I T ' : ,. . Q I 5 . i of 7 WESTWOUD GEO. B. HUGHES GRQCERY REALTY Co. Groceries, Meats, Vegetables Sales-Loans-I nsurance 190 'NIORTH SAPPINGTON RQAQ 6432 HAMPTON Cl isle ZZ, Mo, Pl. 5100 Besf Wz9heS to H ST LOUIS U HIGH BOYS MR AND MRS JOSEPH LIPIC A F and Archztects d 3992 3 OAS AW AY PHARMACY Prescrzotzon Pharmacy I INDFI I 'I RUST BLII DIXIC1 2739 N h G d 'I' I3 NEWSICA I - ARTHUR STAUDER .A'TEfh U'1 I 4 xv --- R I 4 1 ran Blvd, 824A N' Vx ell now' Xtree1 Car p sesf the Lumpus is he 'N er' Om Hundnd in L1 nlun 1 . ,, 2:38 P. N. 'ic Morgan S. Vfmier 'Wcnderlazd Dance. 7 . C - cs f W .. . ' . 'Nha ' I ,new f Compliments or WILES CI-IIPMAN LUMBER COMPANY 2 4 South Klngshxghway ST IOUIS MO Frank and Stanley Produce Co. 508-IO COLE STREET CHo:stnut XO-H1 Seruina St. Louis' Finest Hotels Restaurants Instztatzons Clubs ana' Grocers COMMERCIAL RATINIG CO Better Credzt Reportzna Smc 1882 'ull IOC 'I ST IOLIS 'XIO PRODUCERS Egg and Butter Co Pebco Brand Eqas I 'X A lOZ'r Z7 'XIORII-I BROADWAN HddE L . c . :us I CHeslnur 717111 Cl-Icsrnur l7-I . , , . l'aIhvrx ami Uzstrrhutorx uf' I , N. X .I.L1NIS5ON, Pres. 'N' IP - f - , , - 1 ' ah! , Compliments of C L A S S 4 B President . , ., ., Herfb Martin Vice-President , . , Jack I-Ioltrup Treasurer Jack Bauer Al Bernsen Dick Boedeker Carlo Bossola Bob Brangle Bob Izvans Bob Prem Don Heard Jack Holtrup Tom Kaiser Dick Klohr Boots Llewellyn Jim Lo Piccolo Herb Martin Jim McKelly John Meyer Tom Moloney Bill Monahan Eldridge Morgan Don Nix lhzs Represents u I-ull Page Aa' Jim McKelly Tom Paige Marty Ploussard J. Lamar Rekart VJarren Schulte Tom Spearing Carl Starkloff Tom Stokes John Sullix an Jerry Svx eeny F mecfwmq Les Q C1 neorqe Pres B ll and B q P p CONC C BOSSCICIU 'Vlr Pol zz cz I-lomeccmrt One Hundred hzneteen POPES CAEETERIAS Downtown Washlngton at Exghth Midtown W3ShlDgfOH at Grand IDEAL EOR EVERY MEAL Enjoy QCCNNUR CUEEEE sw loom HNISI GASEN DRUGS 9500 Q RAVOIS Pl Indus 1314 O H IOTNC Nfitlfltldtf lERankl1n -4500 EQLEY WALL PAPER Z5 PAINT Co Dzslrrbulors XX Al 1 PAPER PAIN I S 4334 'NIA I LRAI BRIDCJL 'il Iouls Central Brass S6 Alummum Eoundry Alumznum Brass unc Hronzc faslznqs 2140 CLARK AVE St LOUIS 3 Mo Cxomplznnnrs P1oNEER L 1 Q U o R oMPANY 433 SoUTH THERESA I Ucas 6600 O H 1dT 7 H . . . . ' 3. 1 ' ' . of f ' R Y N E 1 I . GArncld 2991 QLlCI!llLl Pays ' .L J , , . ww 1 . Our 30th Ycaru g In T. U'HARI'., IJVLSICHITI If wrnm JQHN S Q FLYNN Prescrzptzon Druggzst lm'L M fb B A R T H E L S CHARLES L CRANE AGENCY D R U G S T O R E lnsurmce bnclerttrlltrs 5518 ROUHI H KINGSHIGHWAY Clnltstnut 8700 St louxs Vlo P Phones ELandtrs 6655 9723 ltrct Bldg St LOUIS 2 Mo Cornplzments of C L A S S 4 E Presrdent X rce Presxdent Treasurer B111 lwllllkl Atkins Cent lCatJ Bauman Dntk lBlLLpSl Boland Ray lS1ttpyJ Bultt D1Ck lSmokeyl Butler Jrm lalasperj Byrne John lCur1eyJ Burgess Vrc lRa1ph1 Dreyer Bernard lSqu1rrt1lyJ Drummond lohn lChampJ Dwyer Charley lChucklts1 Elhson Wrllram lB1gB111J Evans Karl fW3f0fWlDgSl Eyerman Paul lEeroc1ousJ Ferrara B111 iDocJ Cuartland Cnary lNa11sJ 1-ltrsserer Charley lChash Jokrsch Edward Vollmer Cmary 1-lelsserer B111 Gartland Chester lfhetl Krug Claude lC1ydtl lVlart1n Drck lSqu1ntsl VltCnr1 Frank Vlnhe Nl hmgl 1VlcVlahon Jrm lWh1Sk9fSl McW1111ams Val lS11mJ Meyer Ken CSt1nky1 Mrller Jatk lPro1 Overmann A1 KD D J Parato lrm lSms.11yl Perry Erank lpanchol Scalrse Mrckey lUnc1e Joel Stathlln Ed lB1rd Dogj Vollmer Jerry lT1nyl Walsh Neal C1-1otRod1 Wessler Phrl lBuck1 Bouckaert Dealer for Benjclmzn Moore s Iuznts and V armshes Prompt Delnery HANNEKE HARDWARE 25 PAINT CO We Rent Electrzc Sanders Edqers and Polzshers LAcledc 5120 5121 7390 Sourmwsr Aw vu: DAISY EXPRESS CDMPANY 1100 Armstrong Ave CEntra1 2480 St Lours Mo Alton 3 5351 Alton East Alton Granlte Crty Belleulle Collmsulle East St Lours and 1 termedrate Poxnts One Hundred Tu enly one y . . . 1 . I c '1' V Co. A, L 7 , , , 1. L A , . - I . 1 . . A, ,. . , ,, ., . . ,. . . 1 5 C 3 V 3 I v sw 1 ' ' A ' A John lwhisperinglb Coleman Steve lSabul Sabo i V 'A L I K C I H L 5 v 5 1 H x 1 1 X ' , . g . - ' ' ' 5. ff n , . 5 ' 0 PIUIIEER BUILDERS SALES 8. SERVICE F C BOSTON BRIDGEPORT CHICAGO CLEVELAND DETROIT EAST ORANCE FORT WORTH LOS ANGELES Luamcnnns fuuwmfm- - . uzlders af lubrzratmg Systems for INDUSTRIAI AGRICIIITIIRAI AUTOMOTIVE APPIIUA T IONS ALEX P FOX FOSTER HOLMES JONATHAN KLUDT 9 MILWAUKEE NEW YORK vr',-'5 F- M OAKLAND PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH PORTLAND '? LINCOLN ENGINEERING COMPANY o ST LOUIS 20, MISSOURI Complzments of Presrdent Vxce Presldent Treasurer Don Iflndyr Androlevxrcz Jerry Bader Jack IThe Cary Byrne Bob IScoopJ Drebold Pete IBl1sterJ Dremer Don IDOCJ Eberle Art IAII T Teaml Efken Daxe IGeneraI Leeb Flemrng Joe Il3r1tzI Froechtenrgt Bob Ielacquesb Hartenberger Les IPIQYIQP Hohl Bob IStonewallI Jackson Joe INelson Eddyl Kappel .hm IThe Bossj Kern Elmar IQuest1onsI Kremer Warren ITexJ Langford Fred IR1ckI Lersse Jrm Kern LeS HOIJI Jlm Werner leo ISaxyI Nlanda T om ICanvasbackI NleCue Mlchael I Samson I McDex1tt Krug 1CoWboyI Mclzlroy Jack IFr1sk3J 'VlcLaugbl1n Eugene IJeepJ Means George LCICQIOI Mersel Wesley IMusclesI Meyer B111 Ifountryj Mueller 'Vlar ISmokeyJ Murray Mrchael ISpeedy7 Nester Dan IThe Many O Sullrvan Gordon IGorgeous Gus! Pfe Martrn INorths1deJ Scally Jrm ISI: Joel Selxaggr Bob Ilrrsbl Slojkowskr James ISl1m Jrml Werner rfer One Hundred Tuentu two 5L,gL K Ii IX I I 0 F I E S K ' ' ' O O P . Execufive Vice Presideni reslden' V. P. in Char F F, -if - -1 j E '5m2ff.gWwh, Ts' mx , W -2.5-62. A M MAJ, WN , - ,, '-- ' ' ,,, AN M N , f5 '7 t I' F -T j I ,X f ' A A ..,. , 1 8 D35 A' . , . .:':A:5.:: ' ' L o X I T . , , . , I 3 I 3- . 1 I 3 rx V' 4 s 3 1 A A - 5 , 5 . I Y. 4 I 3 P I V 1 A m V . L V . , , . Y . Joe LBenito1 Boveri Jeannot Chomeau Joe 1ChascC1ub1 Daucs Art 1N1ckJ Demmas Bob 1D1tty1 Distelrath Pete 1P1CfI'L1 Euger Bob 1ChlCk1 Griham Joe ifastyb Grantto Bob QC urlyl Hmktbtm Ken I-Io1'rc.11 Jack lC1pta1n1 Hrdhcka Bob 11-Iuffy Huffman C,har11s. 1Chuck1 Koesttr Don ffooll Kuhl Jerry 1Br.11n1 Lowthtr Dan 1Marty1 Martm B111 11r1sh1 O Toolt Compliments of 3B Glenn 1Eish1 Murphy Don 1Racket1 Pfeifcr 1 John 1S1cepyJ Phelan ,1 Lee 11-lot Rod? Plano 1 XVa11y 1ChicJ Rohan Ph11 1SureShot1 Rosebaugh Bob 1Sm1ttyJ Sm1th Dau 1Neat buy 1 Stolte Prank 1Whet1sJ Terranom A1 1Loxer1 V1tt XIICIOI' 1VlC1 Volland S11 tWambam9 Wamhoff Don Qfageyi Vv't1ch B111 1Y1wnJ Wtrntr Bunn. fmllklki W11ktnS Paul 1Camera Eye! Zepf KROPP S5 STEELE ap AID Artzst and Drawzng Engmeermq and M Surueymg aterzals Cameras and Photographic 8025 FORSY H SUPPIWS 1112 Locust Street PA 'MLW 806' C Affitld 2870 1 Amemcas Most Beaut1fu1 Car' ST Ams.r1casLovxest r1ct Us A W, B1g Car 11 nn ru n 1 n nn xltl Ju ut 7-11'1t.llIT1 to cmpar SN XX J from S1299 PAUL SCHULTE Ixazser Frazer D lr bt t Jr 3537 South Kmgslughu ax One Hundrel Tuenfu three I E , , 1 , . L y V 1 y vi YE Y 5 E I X xl 1 Ki E! V . t 3 I Y ' t Q It h X D K 4 L I 5 3 I 5 3 ' l IV' 1 h I E I Y 'A . ,, . , E U n 1 v-j 1 ' K- ' Y I O Y Y - . . . . 2 Y P - c '51 Kaiser 1.3 been voted thc most beautiful car in n 1c.1, - cc the Mud. lcal g :L css ot l1c Kaiscrf Check an eco o V' t1dcv1P1Sch1c. Ac cv c11'O'f f ,Q - ,, IS I I K c ' - SHIP VIA . . ANDERSCN On Freight Mouements to 1nd1anapo11s Incihana Cleveland Qhlo Akron Qhlo Anderson Motor SGPVICG, Inc 1516 N FOURTEENT1-1 STREET G!-Xrf1e1d 3171 . 7 . . . r . 7 I y . o CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE 51 J U N I O R C Jerry IT-Tackle! Alberts Rich lLuckyJ Anth Ron lRovx dyl Bocluus Nlllsc lRockyl Brennan Brll 1BcBopJ Bub lphysl Ind Cowan Paul lQu17r Czysz John lflubal Donato Bob 1Lou1e? Erbs Pets. tP1t1fulPetel Elcld Bob IThc Toe! Elschcr Jerry lCn1scousl Elemlng J 'I om llrnky Pculyl Gan7 tSug.1rl K mc Henderson Charlie fToot-Toot! Horn Ralph 1The Lavx yer! Houlihan Hugh llVlattcr of Fact! Kelly Nlil llqxnqcrsl llcbcrmann Don 1BoboD Ptyl Ralph QSqu1rrcll Ponte John lR1ngcrJ Rudcr Bob lEast Ball! Ruhl Iom lVw'1ld Goose? Sulln un Rene CVvater Vvrngl 'I cgtmeyer Paul lpogo Stlckl Thomann Frwnk IDO We Haw To? Zc1t7 Bob ll our Bowl Wolff B111 lHot Rod? Wrntcrcr Complzments of Rauch Lumber and Grocer Co Inc General Office ST CHARLES MO X ards and Burldxng Department Stores At lxlRlxXX OOD NIO NIOSCONX Nlll I S NIO SI CHARI IS NIO NIXRIHXSNII I I- O ROBIRISON MO XX XSHINCTON NIO You re always welcome at Rauch Lumber Yard O1 Hrnl lfu ntu ce v , I 7 V I 3 - 1 Af. x 4 1 1 4. by 1 441 1 . , , . x 3 . e .x F. . .vt ji .I 37 -3 h V V- T3 I 1 I 3 I x v K x m ' 7 L n 1 1' 4 T 1 7 HY! 7 'X r E s 3 3 - I l x L 4, O , . , . , . ,, V , . .,. 3. .. . I . . A .. ,L . - ., .,..l . , V ' 3'r' ' L' ' ' r ' .r .. Nl. . ., , .. I1 ..l , A4 ' H rv zrrvc 'I' -fl' SHOPPER'S LUNCH QUALITY POQDS 720 LOCUST Cwomplzmgnts of 1 txS1C1LUI X in Pru51C1LI1I 1rs.asurLr XX urnn 1BLllL1JLI'ODll P11095 hrry tbpudxa Bollxurk Jo 1101511 Bosn nrt Sim 1S1mb01 C ancllw John 11U8D1101 Cummmgs 1 dvx 1rd 4Su.d5b Hhllg LU 1 1111110111 QJLYTIIILD John QC T171 Cjummy I C1urmrse11 B111 1C1u111Lrmo1 Hanmgau B111 1HLp 1Lll Hnphr Jlm 41-lumphrxtol Humphrqs Don 1BLautxfu1l Kntulkamp 1d 1Rcx1Kmg B111 Hmmgm Dc n Knttdkamp Don XVUL Charlps 11 Hrthyb N 011 Lua 1111111 'Vlug Lf 1ilC17 4X1 11ovx1 X1U11lg,1I1 burn mC lurry D Nayrt Jon lbordop O 10011 P1111 1LLkLJ ROdLI117'lUg11 B111 Mala! Slrak gun fUnc1L QILXLI 'ixuktln X1l1iL lMu5L1s.si Xklllsh Don 1Bu77yJ Vkfxn 11m 1V1r .hmmm VN e.stLrn1a',s.r fhuck 11hL Fox! Wolff Cnfl-I r7df'dT enlui A 1 A 1 -L, ,- . , , , . 1 f ' ' ' Q f 1 2. ' 1 1 .9 ' ' j Ri'1 'IA N I 1 'kl' ,c . 9 1' 1 mc 'w '11 XVarrcn 11110 Brakcsl Ilmgc Jim tpucrl Pohrcr 5 ,l ,, - A ' ' f , , . 6 1 K 4 v N y N 1 K 1 x , v . , x - v, K 'xx ' J ' 'I 3 ' i 5 Q V 3 u r LL' PETER S. MIRAVALLE CGMPANY Seruznq the Brewzng and Bottlzng Industrzes THE Georgmn House 6624 IAYTON AVE FOR II-IAT DELICIOUS SNACK s the Georgian House Complzmems of Morgenthalefs Cleaners and Dyers 1000 CoLE STREET IOR SI:RX ICP Call CI NIRM 5002 H da' 54 Z9 AI GERNON I bob o ODCL-IES REpubl 2913 G fildllZ3 NATIONAL PRINTING COMPANY 1900 02 O4 PINE STREET u SPI IOUIS 3 MO Cha A Wase bu g COUNTRY CLUB HILLS MARKET 7458 FUNICE JEINNINGS Mo H a' ' ome A ress In Business Since 894 I' b C I I , . QA lr Fine Foods Served 24 Hours a Day Q ' WR' Never Close I IL Ar e Gus K elmo L 9, - , . s. . s r r un red TlL'6IDILl'0l'. h Complzmenti of SENIOR E CJPORGE ZLLANDI l :Ce Preezdent Bob Boyles Ralph Braun Gene Ghesmck Larry Qonnors Don Cramer John Elder Gerry Gunther Paul Hem Jack Herrmann Tom Hmkebem John Hogan Pete Hummel Art Hunsaker Don Johns l mm Loxvoxas lresrdent GL RRX Gex 1 Hl R lreusurer Ed lkolar Tom Koon Frank Luebbert Stu Nleyer Wnmpy Mrller LOUIS Oldam Blll Ols7exx sm Bernard O Rellly Mlke Po7sgay Don Reels TEACHERS Jxm Rook Er Drxme S J Ned RO? Fr Preusch S J Mr Raynor S J Tom Steele Mr Naus S J DICK Xfvlttmann Mr Holmes George Zulandl Ove Humlud I I J ,f ' R lll Q J ,If , .ijt .-Z li.-4 AT .. oi ,I 1-,HQ i Ray Anzalone Bill Johnson 1 . , . G Y 4 7 I 1 X .. gy., ., -. .. x V QUALITYWQAIRY Co NO BETTER PRCDDUCTS 4630 WEST FLGRISSANT CSOQDI IHIIOW 6000 Complzmenta of SOPI-IOMCDRE A YCSICILIII Dan IX'IcAuI1fIL X ru Prnsrd-.nl X mcg I-Ioxlq T rnsuru Drck Ossaniort Don Iiorbmgnm I Crd Damu Jrm Dans Drck Dolan Vai Dunlnm IVIIIKL I:ssm1 Ilm Purmg r1nkICrr1r1 I om I wx C url IATILCIYICIIS C arl Iianmkn Haruy Hanford X mu I-Ioxlq Drck I mga Hmry I ucplu B111 Xflamon Dm McAuIxffC I Co IVI1tcIuIl Stan 'Vloomx I Lon Glsluxskl D1ck Ossenforr Jack Peters Tom Rus Bob Renshaxx C urtri Schmrdt Ighn SIMS XX xlur XX 1lI url IJ . I , f'- ., , ' , Y' , - ,Y it X' 4 D l I 'I Y! V 3 3 ' I V' 'H Y 'I Y Clary Dukoska Bob Kaltcnbronn Don Range I 3 K A 'L X T 13A I I T' 3 Y I 3 5 V I4 . Ir . . ' ' . W .I . I. , . :K I i . i , E 7. rl umirnl Il hlrlu ours Ieadmq Yard for Irzendlq Serrzce Vandeventer Lumber Co Vandeuenter Preferred Products Protexol PIII Rulstant I umbur Vllllwork Pllstrr Board Rooiing Insulltnon Bozrd lnsululon 11ntQ C l1ss IIIL Board 3761 Bfxrhs STREET PLateau 0700 PORK HOUSE SUPER MARKET CRAX OIS and SHENANDOAH Open LATE Every Nzqhl Outboard vlotors Iarls Serum Authcrlnd Dealer Scott Atw xur V 8 I Adams Huntmg and Ershmg Supphes no CHAMBIHRS ROAD sf Iouls I5 Mo Szale Hunrmq and Fzshma Permzts NCI AIR PROD D 42:00 Joseph E E1scher DELMAR HANLEY SERVICE STATION C omplcte Road S ruzce 7480 DEI VIAR BI VD UHIVLISIIQ Clty 'J 'Vlo COWPIIMENIS A F RI E N D THE LOVELIEST FABRICS ARE HERE Welek .4 315 NORTH TFNTH ST Lows Om Hundred Ih 1 Sf, 1- , I I , , , 1 ' - . . . I .. - - H I' J' X I ' Y 1 3 K' x 'fly -L xi M -' vt a I Q 1 T H' I5 ergrccn Nl I L K 'TT' C ' PQ fi., . At Missouri Pncifif Tracks . . . I S If I S I ' . U C T S Iflmar , .. I - .f M . , ' ' IU 7 ' - ,I , . . x . V .. , 4 , I . C omplzments of C L A S S 2 B 13I'k.SldLIlI 11131 1Xar1 X ro 1 fLS1dLI'lI Larrx Kurs Sdruarx Jark Doxnlxng Inasurrr Jrm Xhrtl B111 Anderson B111 Bartllng Dxck Bgrkbrglu' Pat Boxurs link Dovnlmg Duk Dram Stan 15p1nd1 KLI1 F1ovurS Don Crarcn Harm Clrashon 1 no Hayes Stan Hanford Don Hgsscr 11m Jennmgs 11m Karl 1 arry Knits lon Komos 1Bd1 undnrgm 11m Lyons Pau 1V1L1V1ahon Jim N'1urt7 Ed 'Viockhr 1 arty O Conmll S1 om 01v.arX vS7l11l1I'I'l Rudx Rau Roth Duk Snhrubrr X1attXX'L1s Hxrry Vmnglgr Complzmerzts of O1 H ndredTh1rIu ILLO f'-,J , ' , . ' . ' gr r K- ' A f u 4 I I J Y? 1 A , 3 I l 4 I 1 V ' 3 Jack Crowley Bob Kaiscr Roger Pero ' 1 . Q , ' 1. rf N - I V ry! x CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OP 1951 FRGM BD Pres1dent J1m Byrne VICE Pres1dent Bob Massey Treasurer Daw Hartenb 1cl1 Home Room Teacher Dlck lpadrel Bene Elmer 11161 Brader B111 1Ch1e1l Bundschuh J1m l13ather Jlml Byrne Bob llsooney 1 Cooney Dau fSpecsl Cormgan B111 4lVlr Amer1cal Gellhausen Daxe 1B1g Davel Hartenbach VINCE 1Feetl 1-lartlgan B111 lThe Hatl Hebron Bob lpee Weep Hunt Ben 1C3Uf1OUS1 K1ersk1 lzmroy lpunchyl Knaus Bob 1Coo Cool Kolmer Don llsaugherl Krebs lVlr Eagan S J Bob ll1ttle Maul Massey Denms 1Arky J Mcfsarthy Daw 11Vlungl Mungenast Pat 1 Hot Rodl O Br1en Noel 1Chr1stmasl O Connor Don 1lVl1dgel O Mira Charles 1Gordol Scheppner B111 1R1bb1tl Schut71us D1ck 1Qow poke? Sebacher Pat 1S11ekl Shanahan Jack 1BOC1311I9l Stephens Jun lWh1teyl Suckforcl R1eh 1S1oppyJ Stoekglmsner Joe 1Panchol Welch U ll Illh Ih l 1 I 3 ' x- m ' s T I 73 L I 4. X 3 V . x l w y B v ' . A V7 1 , , 7 Y ' . 1 ' 1 Joe 1Mumb1esl Robbins V . I 4 U 3 5 l T 7 I A X H l? 'T . .1 . L . . ' - x 4' 4 K x 774' U N O R D M A N N Complzments PRINTING CLASS 1E CoMPANY .1 n D hn h 4210 CHIPPEWA H1 K Printers of the Prep News U H eh Call SIDMHY 3000 Of YI Your Every Przntznq Aeed N L A 12 Year Reputation for Int gnu rkers Prescrzptzon Optzczans 610 Ol IVE S louis 518 NOREI l-l C RAND 35 North Central Clayton Medical Bldg Clayton R DREYER Pastrv Shop son ARSPNAL smzeri YANKEE GRILL 1000 HAMPTCN lust Vvest oi the High School bpcfzalzzznq in Weddmq and Bzrrhdaq Cakes oem 24 HOURS PRoSpeet lO59 Hundred Thxrru If of f r TTUSICI l c 'Gown B wn Milli an Fzorgnian. R. Nloorc. XV ic c Murp V, Al Dowli Q, Ci Nicholson lihrharr O'Tuole, R lifinig Pcistrup l5redriclx Rauch - Gosclirinlx Rcidv. .l. llahcrlwrn Rnhlwn Hamilton Rox: B. Hilton R hl, D ll' cs, I Sanders i t licrlin Sassin Krchs C. Smith. l fr Krueger Smith, M, I onigm 'llsvlor . . V lynch Vfillia 1S,Xx ,V A .la Yer XX'inIerg.1l+: -, - I 1 I A kxj v , - A . . . r. - ' . . . I , V . , . 'L r Fnz cmd Mort n vs D uqloss Fr Yon n Mr Cr rn L ng er C esle ckcx Ft K s A nqle I F R E S H M A N C CoNGRATULATEs THE sEN1oRs Prusldgnt XIICC Presldgnt Trgasunr Bud Ahgarn Frank Brady Tony Bnnnan Jog Gorrentx Joe. CFOHIH Paul frun Luo Galks Larrx Gorskl Don Gunn Vvfarrnn Hartenbach Jack Keeun OFFICERS CLASS ROSThR vhke Ktnmdy Al Kntschmgr Don Laumstun D1ck Laux Tom I LFII7 Jack Wlchgls Jack 'VlcDamLI Brad O Lean Sam O Neal Marty Powers Gem Rxeser Jack Wachtgr Don Gunn John VV1lSh V'1k4. Knnrludy B111 Schlattmann Hank Sladak Joe Suphans Dennxs Stokes Ll11glSl11l1X3I1 P1ulTglls. Dlck Txmmn Jack Vvfachter John XValsh Tom Zextz On Hundr 1'Th1rlu I1 ' i . C . . ' C1 o . e ins. 1 nA, v1 Hrdli , iz, ing v . De ndrels. Bm vs. De And els. 3 ' 1 ! A - 3 I X Secretary . . I ' I I A' 3 x 1 Y , 1 ' , , V ' V 1 , 1 ' 3 X 1' 'A X , , . , 1 . , . . . . V 4 3. I 5 K V . . u I s A ' m ' ' y v I V 3 v 3 Y Y ' t' L' '5 7 SOUTHWEST IRON WORKS SIRLCYURAL SIEEL Reznforema Steel Omamenlal Iron Steel Sash 1200 XX eIl Aw and Fnsco Tracks am P l R Hlland 6965 DEI XlAR 9470 Douglas O Brooks General Agent PROVIDENT MUTLIAL LIFE INSURANCI: COMPAINX OF PHILADELPHIA Four South Brentwood Blxd Clayton St LOUIS5 Xlo Applebaum Antom Carroll Crtcthus Cleary C1 Cummmgs Dtgnan CLASS ID Engtls lfpstcm FIS her Cannon Olno Gleason XV lxrugshauser lXLlLI17 l ong Lutkewltte T Md-lugh O Toole ReIter J Samuel Smlon T hompson l Ierney X armr X IscontI X Itt D -NC' OR 178355 AUTHORIZED DEALER AND I C Indy' VI I f STATION Z0 O00 Rl3ADI:RS POLLOXX The Town Talk St Louzs County s leadzng Weekly Newspaper FOREST PARK LUMBER C0 6325 CLAYTON AVE 0293 LONG ON SERVICI LONG on 'rrr oss Publzshed Every Thursday FERGUSON 'VlO Euerythzng for the Home 10 ADAMS AVE Xlctor 0202 XV A Hatcher Alltn H Marshall ng o da'T1 Hlland 2 34 ,335 ' ,, ' ' ' 7 4 ' A . . - Q Y ' SI. l.ouis l9. Mo, ' H S a o7ola. Mgr.- es.. ' A A 1 l C O . ,- I I E A S O F s ' I H ' . C . Q l , -. Y - I A .o If 1 . j . ,, ' ' V ' I Xlxlamhoff. J. T O ' Y ',?4:' ' In . , -gig ', r'? . ..-- f f SE 3-'-' . HI' ' . I . I I . . 7. lMa :I ing Editor! flfdit rl re hzr u sz: SOPHOMORE D CONGRAT UL AEI ES THE SENIORS Presrdent Dan lthe Mm? Crrmmlns Vrce President Bob lllumbugj Hummel nl reasurer George 4Moosel McNulty Mlke llsoxer Boy! Barnlcle Duck lBe Bop? Bailmann Al lCaponel Burton Daxe 1BonesJ Butler leo 4Qanxas Back? Lremms Nl om ll ong Lost! Donoxan Peter lMusclesl Eagan Tom 1BlackyJ Gllmartm Ed 1 Sorrows ful l l-lanmbal Bllly 1Zootl Hennelly Daxe lGloopl Herrres B1ll lGunnerl Janes Larry fpldhe Kldl Kennedy Stem lM1SS 7 D of 'Jll lxlnsella Norb lffrogglesl Kozlatek Rlch 4HandsomeJ l lttleton Mark llkflerrm eatherj Maley Charles lSatchmol Mateker Dan llVlar1lynl McNamara Harold lprnkyl Mulherrn Ed lDutchl O Donnell Pal lgplkel Prosser Dlck flaw ltchyl Schumacher Bob lB1g Erngerl Strreder Tom lgleepyl Trerney Bllly fThe Kxdl Zenthoefer Joe llirenchyl Mlchaud Fred 1Dnce 1 Week! Ford H H I I . - : , E 3 J 3 1 I 3 73 I H X I 'A - L D 5 4' N l 7 'D YI 'I 5 1 I -E Y -E 3 I I I I ' 1 I L Jack 1The Mooerl Gilmore Larry lEroggyJ Rosebaugh V . . I. 1 'H 1 43' k K1 .3 XY l m - I 7 w ' m xlx Y J ' Y 1 I . ., ,. . Ill' UUA TCL COMPI IMENTS Presldent Vrce President Treasurer Al 4Bodei Burton Dlck tl.ou1 Costello Jerry lCr1sco lxrdb Crarge B111 LBoots1 Drummond George 1Dukti Dueker Don lD1mp1esb Dwyer Jrm 1Bugsi Ellrson Fred 1Sp1der1 Gardner Don tl over! Grose Harry ll-lumpy! Hausman Jack 1P1ay Boy J Heneghan B111 CGoggles1 l-lennelly Dau 1Smokey1 1-lrckey Jerry lMr Pres J Hoerr l-larold ll-lomerl 1-lutchmgs Drck llrrshj Kelly Drck lK1ng Kong! Koster A1 lCrutches7 Kretschmer Jerry l-Ioerr T om Sommers l-larry Hausman Tom lCur1yJ Kuehne Connre 4PunchyJ Lane Joe lV1o1xn1 Lxprc Jack iS1eepyl McCann Fred tlirght Ball! Mueller Tom 1Tom Tomb Mueller Drek 1Blond1e1 Relter Gerry tRockyJ R1chter Paul 1Tubl Sandhofer Bob lFreckles1 Sexauer lom 1Wo1fe Woof! Sommers Way ne lShorty 1 Sto1t7 Joe 1Doc1 Wade l'om ll-lot Rod! Welborn Ed lWet1 Wetsteln Jack 4WhangQ Whanger Frank lwlgl Wergers Date Kfrazyl Wllson allilllh' naman wg QW- mann-m BEAUTY INSULATION PERMANENCE STRENGTH 1 PERMA STONE YOUR HOME The permanence and classrc beauty of stone ns w1th1n the means of all who deslre to remodel or burld Perma Stone 15 not a tacked on siding II IS ln fact a stone lxke veneer cast and applied on the premises The cost 15 substantlally less than for real stone Before you decxde mvesngate Perma Stone FULL DETAILS ON REQUEST WITHOUT OBLIGATION BY PERMA STONE COMPANY 6353 Manchester Phone STer11ng 5000 One Hundred Thzrlu eraht I I 3 . I , 3 - Y s v n . . , D ' Y I 3 3 N I - ' A l 'I 1 J ' L l 1 v - Y x , - - , . . . Y , Y V 7 3 I J 3 1 Y Y . ,4 sf- , 1 ' I,-.,f:35f-T3 3 -1153521551-1 -.., , - awfw ly . . ...,.3g:x:1:fA' '51ErEr52E:E::::,,, . . . l REG. u.s. PAT. orr. , . 9 Q ' - ' STERLING LACQUER MPG Co 6 NIARRI I SI if 1ou1s1 o AN1x1 IX 7-1' LJ plain I Hzqh Grade INDUSTRIAL PINISI-IES I AC QU1 RS X PXRNIS1-I1 S ENANIIQI S SYINT HI IIC S FRANK ROEDER Tom Boy Super Markat 1661 MCI AR rx 7 Pnlonks NVCs1o1 11111111 xx -I Blogks Put of C1ood1C11o1x ROBERTS BQYS SHOP CIAXSIOIN CRomp!1ment9 of SOP HCJIVIO R E E OFFICERS pfCS1C1CI1I Rnlnrd SLCp11Cnson CC l'LSlC1LIll XX1111an1WC11Cr I nasuru I hom N C11C1son bug, Boslu Bob Brlun N11ke Brotlurton A1 Budnnilu Rub C lmpwrl John Qmm C11 Johnny CO111ns XIIRL Curran B-1rton F1nC11 B111 Fogartx B111 Forbush Don C11.rt11 Curry C11n1or1 I om Gluson P1111 I-Iugold 11111 Hnllmgs B111 Huulnson Kurry Kalla C11ryI1ngnCr VI1kC NI Don 1111 1 ambart Padburg 1 irry Pozsgay 11111 R11 12 1'1'lI11X R 1nk Gordon Rob1nson J1n1 Rxan CIIILXCY Igrry Saxton Pau1St1.1nb1Ck r R1C11 Suplunson PCR Iugtmuyw 1 Croy 1 hom IS 15111 NX L11Cr Luk NVo1ff O 8f1LlI1F llh1rIu n 3 O O -, 11' 370 1 1 . 1 11:1 . . ,C I lv, vi, v S1.-:,M. ' L 1111 C12 L ACI111 1.17vf1!' . 3 , I , , C. . . - C . 'A -A , ,. , qY1f':.CiC l I1 , . ,if 1 'A 1 KI 1 1 L- X'i-.-P -L-' . ' 'C . S I C i ,Vx 1. N xt YI '7 Ik' 1' .A gl. 4 I I I I XC I .S Y 5 x i Y l' 3 H x L15 L 4 it 4, 3 I lrixk x 5 1 H I I 4 '1 C 1 ,' 'SA If A v 4 h i I 71' h 41 S V C 4 V7 II UL S- ' SUUTHWEST TRUCK BODY CGMPANY INC 2701 SOUTH FOURTH STREET SAINT Lomb 18 MISSGURI Manufacturers and Dzstrzbutors of Custom B111 Truck Bodzes and Equzpmenr IDVJ P MCDANIEI C P C 1 H11 'X1S NC CLASS ZF Pnsldnnt X 111 Pr1s1dLnt 1rLaSur+.r Duk tP1rkmoor1 Bardgntl Xf1lL1721L1 l'V11kn1 Barron Barnard QBLITIILP Broun John tlzranky Buck B111 1S1e1p3 1 Cody Joe tDapper Dani D31p137 V111sL 1She1k1 Durso John 1S1ugs1 Dwyer Charles 1BcbeJ Favscut Bas11 11-Ianni Fmch Don 1SpLcs1 Henson Carl 1Kraut1 1-humann 'V1aur1c1 V1 arzanm K3I'7lI1 Ld 11V1umb1esr Ktutnr Dan 1Dang1rous Danb 1XlSILI' 1 ou1s 1Dang1rous 101.11 Ixuest B111 C ody Dun 1 oftus 1'dv1 IU Popw. 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