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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1952 volume:

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As students of St. Louis University High School we quickly grow familiar with the many and splendid ideals which are the heart and soul of our school, and the guiding spirit of everything we would nobly achieve. Ideals are a call to courage, for ideals are born of sacrifice. Spending themselves in cheerful and un- heralded sacrifice for us, Brothers Brudny and Thornton have labored at Backer for a com' hined total of eighteen years. Their work for the school is in truth work for us. In sincere gratitude we proudly dedicate this volume of the Dauphin to them. Rev Gregory H Icxcobsmeyer SI gm, f,g,:5g,l 5, Q V vw from-...Q Rev. Rudolph I. Bischoff, Sl. Treasurer THE VERY REVEREND THOMAS I SHEEHY S I PIGS1dGDT czzfkez dee Five IX THE REVEREND RALPH H SCHENK 5 T PIIHCIDCI1 swim Mend i Y , 1 -. . , . . ' H'.lI1ThOL1SQi1' fElfl S 3 qcii lush marital i THE REVEREND IAMES B CORRIGAN, S I A:,s1sicmt Prmmpcrl Seven , L r f N's,' 5 P I Be qccd to the boys. Yes, father. Yes, fcdlmerf' Top Row McKear1n A Vltt Dean OSull1van Mxceh T OToole Gunn Grasst Roy Hanlon Dan Kelley Mzddle Row Cody Crotty Hanneqan T Sulhvan Hrdllcka D Martm Bryon Iackson Dlebold Front Row Kern Stephenson I-lovley Burton Cnmmms Kettelkamp Raymond nm Byrne Hausmann Fr Schenk nl 1 A pill YUUN SVQL 0 Ezght Q I Milt flflttft Much of the unlque St LOUIS U Hlgh sp1r1t can be traced to the meetlngs of the Student Counc1l on Thursdays ln Boom 212 The elected presrdents of the twenty four home rooms the Senlor Class offlcers the Sodaltty pretects and the edltor ot the Prep News meet there each week Th1s year they were under the supervlston of Pr Schenk -Prmcrpal as Moderator and of the Sen1or Class and Councrl Presldent hm Kern At an early meet1ng V1cePres1dent llm Byrne was ap- polnted to head a student body suggestton commlttee The planmng and emceelng of pep rallles to back all sports was shared by vanous members ot the Councrl The Counc1l also launched a Pep Club wh1ch produced not1ceable nnprovement 1n the cheermg at football and basketball games The Chnst mas canned food dr1ve tor the poor was dtrected by the Counc1l When the KWK High School Rev1ew and the KXOK Iumor Town Meetmg oi the Au' featured Backer H1gh the Coun c1l made certam that student part1c1pat1on ran oft smoothly In March the Counc1l answered the call to students to Off1C1 ate at the twenty tlfth annual grade school basketball tourna ment The COL11'1Cll msured the splrlted Lackmg tor whlch Backer 1S famous also to the band and glee club Room Servlce Dcxuphm and almost every school act1v1ty '--t- .N I rg T f T l ' yi . 5 ,jaQv!!?3,qd,l. MCAjha,flQ, sg. l ' cliqicn, Socicldch ' Rev. Iohn R. Kelly, SI. Q . Mr. Curl Miller Religion, GreQk Chernlstry A J . 1 , a Mr. Ichn Pclizzm Mr. Albert W. l-Ioprncnn Musxc Malhemctlcs Mr. McOueeny has G Joke for ihe Follies. Mr. Conway with green Pcisteurs Mr Scrlvcicre- Gcrllc Hst ry Phys cc' Educcmon Lrb anon Mr Morrcrrlty Cnuddleb drsccvers merest q maternal 'cr Spomsb prof Nr ONQGI Ueft cmd He-'ms pror Mr Conway Crrqlntl uv' My Ighn E Ngug SI Rev phcirles S Spltzncrqle S Mr Roberr 1 KGHGY Greek LGA H R9 vqrcn L Mcthemcmcs .J ff rf fr 4 - Tr' n Mr. Henry Rcymcnfis N L Rev. Iczmes Hauser, Sf. ' ' ' f D T. Rev. Vxfrllrcm I. Kring S., Speech, Physrccrl s X 1 Enqhsh, Rehgicrx English, Rehqrcu Educcircn 1 x, ,Qc-1 , 37 K Rev. ,inn prfgwlcy, Q. I. hfifjlldfl, FT- 11Cg1Lr1 It Mr. Lflvlrelxcfv Pwlk Physms, MGf1'l?IXlflY1CS r,,3 F., 'ffzlhuxrzi A. Diehclfi Rwugxcxz, Ericlgsfx 1 , WSU 'vm :ii 1.1! Fda Rely: MZ. Efzqfxzp LSQLK AIP. I... bln- ,I Suki' I. ECTTC11 I-3. lly up :ii his Kfivxtz ' nun., i. K if VII Wullou I Doran QI Erwqllsh Lawn mf? lah W I Rev Theodore E Y I' aT Matkeratlcs Mr Ifhn Ecxqim Enczlls c- ' U' Rev Paul A Stcxuder QI ,cnfess r Com you rec1Iy talk Greek Mr Poocercf cmcrs I I C 1 H stcry I.xL'r M vsp P51 Tpcr vr 165 Rchmscn Dev Dem GI I HIGGIHS Q I1ST Encxllsl Rel C11 rm Scee Iut Mr. Muqcu enchcmts QB wmth hiSfCTlCCI1 lore, Mr. Nous 'forges' Fr. Schenki smqnctuw Q W..x ,, ...anna-K Rev. Fred I. Monaghan, Sl. 61Q1OI'1 Lcrfgxl R Il' , ' IY 5 . -0 ' Rev. Thomas EgJs13g,Q5?'IA1 I Relidgiof, lS'fnc1n4-sh I 5 v-1 . , . Rev. fohn I. Dwine, Sl. Religion, English ...p 1 Qiv -N'-'mf' Q P2-'SM Q iff. .msert :. Cccrxzs, 5.1. . . -K..,,.... .,. AVJ M., ..,. PhYSZCS Felzqzcri Enghsh ,lr hI'f!L'L'fT X09 Rev Robert W Lcimbeck QI Rehqicn English Histrry 1 L M.. Alcysius F. Holmes Mathematics lfourlcvrz Rey Michael L Hinde ang SI Religion Un .Ins In Rev Iohnl Doye S I Reliqicn English Mr. Thomas F. McQueeny, SJ. Latin john VV Podberq SI Greek Speech 'ik Rev. Francis W. Benoit, Sl Confessor ' , , tg' , -www'-4 :Mi M! 'I' 'W W ' Q Jmawfztia id if I ' wwe b We -Q...-5, Mr, 'Nllllom L. Muqil. History Hxinksr. X ws wwf.,-,3, . HW Y 7.53, iff ,fr iff' 1 f-M ,V Us MI. Getcrqv W. Blycis, SI. Lulm, Sprffll s s. I. -Q A I e Ml. Cf. Trxylm Iflstciry, Physicxfxl Ffi11n'uI1fx1: ...Y v. Le: A. Gunn, SI. Mr. Charles T. Conway Ltrzxrxax fvTC1iEt-Qrxctics Chemistry an ? 'xx .447 Sorry, that meeting was held at nngn YDS CL uv f.fr. idx-lard fn Physzczxl Erin? A lbs CP Q cis!! M Mr, Eemcmin Fufkerscri Bursar lzllwv CLA S PRES DENTS Stcmdmq Imx Byrne Obulhvcn Kelte-Ikczmp Saute-C1 M 1 T SuII1vu'1 I-fr IC 3 urcznq A Sul rv LASS HCNCR STJ 'NIT 4 B T - ' , At 4 C 4 D I . . , ., ' G- 4 E vw- U , E, S I . , I C S I Q T A 1 T I , , . , . 4 E xcsl, .., .,'Ic:1Ic. - I . A C . T' 'X 'X EI' DEI S 1 . . Q ' Si XVI , . VN. Seated Icskszg Masai. I.. UL' I PRESIDENI VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRES DENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER I-RESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT FI RP ASUREI- PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT I REASUR ER Tony MICQII Tom McT1que Dun Kmq ICICI: I'I1dI1CkC1 r Demmus Dam Martm Tom Sullxvon Don Pfyl Hugh KeI'y Ilm Bym Iock Stephens Bob Massey Dam OSuII1vcn B1II Mueller LPS HoI'I Don KotIeIkc1mp B111 I-Icmneqrun D n WGIG fix F' W K' RICHARD IOHN BENE English' St. Anthony Band, 3, 4. wif? WARREN tos. BLESS English Holy Family Track, 2. 'Sli n fl RCNALD P. BOCKlUS Latin St. Gabriel Second l-lcnors, 2, Glee Club, 2-4, Follies, 4. GERALD A, BOLLWERK English Our Lady of Sorrows Soccer, 2-4, Track, l, 2, 4. lOSEPH MALCOLM BOSCHERT Enqlrsh Christ the Kina '51, st iosEPH CHARLES BOVERI Classical St. Rose of Lima l, 2, Dauphin Players, 4, Science Club, 3, Second Place Prom Essay Contest, 4, Baseball, l. ALBERT BENE ROLLWERK I, A l l , , , ANDROLEWICZ BLESS EOSCHERT -v U4-414. , V vb :swan ANTH BocKiUs BovER1 - ' - ' l' ' Jiuuflaufw-4-f ,ow-44-' , I GERALD PAUL ALBERT Latin fSt. Liborius Second l-lcnors, 2, 3, Scdality, l-4, Xavier lfcrurn, 4- Band, l-4, Football, 3, 4, Track Manager, 25 Follies, 4. DONALD F. ANDROLEWICZ Classical Resurrection Second Honors, lg Football, l, 2, Baseball, l-4. RICHARD PAUL ANTH Latin St.Marqarez Class Honors, 3, Second Honors, 2, 4, Scdality, l-4. Producer Mr. McQueeny makes up Bin1on Boveri. Eighteen First Hcncrs, 3, Second Honors, l, 2, 4, Class Officer, EDMUND IOSEPI-I BOYCE Sodality, l'4g Prep News, 3, 45 Dauphin, 25 Xavier Fcrum, 4 Dauphin Players, 2, 45 Basketball Manager, l, 2, 47 Track Manager, 3, Poster Club, l, 2, Follies, 4. ELMER RAYMOND BRADER Scdality, l-41 Mass Server, 4, Baseball, l. MICHAEL K. BRENNAN Sodality, ly Xavier Forum, 27 Football, l-4, All-Prep, 45 All-District, 4. First Place 'Mural Radio, lg Dauphin Players, 45 Basket- ball, ly Cross-Country, 47 Radio Workshop, 2, Follies, 4. WM. A. BUNDSCHUH Sodality, 2, Mass Server, 4. BOYCE BUB BYRNE, IOHN CONCANNON 'Fx BRADER BUNDSCHUH CANCILA COONEY I V4 . LW, BRENNAN BYRNE, TAMES CHOMEAU CORRIGAN JAMES M. BYRNE English-St. Wenceslaus Sodality, l-4, Class Offlcer, l-4, Student Council, l-4, Senior Council, 45 Senior Class Vice-Pres., Football, 1-4, All-Dis- trict, 4, All-Prep, 47 Baseball, l, 27 Follies, 4. TCI-IN I. BYRNE Classical Our Lady oi Lourdes Second Hcncrs, l, 2, 3, 4, Football, ly Basketball, l. SAMUEL AUGUST CANCILA English-St. Edwards Track, l. ICHN BRODERICK CHOMEAU Classical St.Peter Second Honors, l-47 Science Club, 4, Track, 1445 Follies, 4. ROBERT E. CONCANNON ,English St. Roch Class officer, 3, Follies, 4. , ' ' ROBERT IOHN cooNEY Latin Christ the King Sodality, l-4, Mass Server, 2-45 Basketball, lg Golf, 4, Baseball, 27 Follies, 4. Lain St Gabriel o D1 tincticn 4 Glee Club 3 4 Camera Club, l, 25 lOHN DAVID CORRIGAN Class Hcnors, 35 'Mural Oratcry, lg Bellarmine, 4, Degree f I 4 , I , , Follies, 4. 4011? ,Z 1. Another of loe Daues' second-hand book bargains. EDWARD l. CCVNAN Latin -St. Margaret Second Honors, l, Football, l. PAUL ANTHONY CZYSZ 9,82 Latin- -Holy Cross Second Honors, 2-4, Bellarmine Society, 4, Mass Server, 3, 4, Science Club, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Rifle Team, l-4, Poster Club, l, 2. lOHN VElTH DAHM English St. Ann Glee Club, 4, Camera Club, l, Rifle Club, l. lOSEPH THOMAS DAUES Classical Resurrection ARTHUR G. DEMMAS Classical- St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Second Honors, l, Class Officer, l-4, Student Council, 2, 3: Xavier Forum, l-3, Football, 1-4, All-District, 3, 4, All-Prep, 3, 4, All-State, 4, All-American All-Catholic, 3, 4, All-Amert can, 4, Paseball, l, 2, 4, Track, 3. . , ,- ' Q - I ROBERT KENT DlEBOLD Classical Resurrection First Honors, l, 2, Second Honors, 3, 4, Sodality, 2-4, Bowl- ing, 3, Student Council, 4, Senior Council, 4, Prep News, 2-4, Co-Eaitcr, 4, Dauphin, 2, 4, Bellarrnine Society, l, Literary Circle, 4, Science Clob, 3, Track, I-4, Follies, 4. PETER ANDREW DIEMER Classical Mary Queen of Peace First Honors, l-4, Sodality, l-4, Prep News, 3, 4, Literary Circlc, 4, Bellarrnine Society, 3, 4, C. l. S. L, Debate, First Place 4, Degree ct Dist.ncticn, 4, Rifle Club, 2-4, Football, I 2- Mural Oratcry Winner, 2, Track, l, 2, Boxing, 4, Follzes 4- Dauphin, 4. ROBERT E. DISTELRATH Classical- -Our Lady of Mount Carmel first Honors, Z, Second Honors, l, 3, 4, Sodality, l-4, Basketball, l, Dauphin Players, 2, Follies, 4. lOHN EUGENE DONATO Latin--St. Rita Second Honors, 2, Bellarmine Society, 2, Band, 3, Glee Club, 4, Camera Club, l, Follies, 4. DON ROBERT EBERLE Classical- -Our Lady of Sorrows Class Honors, 2, First Honors, l, 3, 4, Prep News, 3, 4, Basketball, l, Radio Workshop, l-3: Bellarrnine Society, l, Second Honors, l- ySodality, 2-4, Mass Server, 4, Glee 2, Literary Circle, 4, Critic, Baseball, l, Follies, 4, Club, 4, Football, 5 Qies, 4. - Dauphin, 4, 1' I A 1- r , ICP: . cowAN 'X XSEXNM DEMMAS flirt, T? Hr l DlEMER DONATOQV ., CZYSZ l i ,DlEBOLD , lf DISTELRATH EBERLE 'Y l 1 f '.4 ALW' l 606044 ARTHUR FREDERICK EFKEN Classical Our Lady of Sorrows First Honors, I-45 Sodality, 3, 47 Officer, 47 Prep News, 3, 47 Dauphin, 3, 47 Mass Server, 47 Football, I-47 Basket- ball, I7 Baseball, I7 Track, 2, 37 Follies, 4. WARREN A. EMGE English St. Luke ROBERT FRANCIS ERBS Latin St,Stephen C Cl b, 3. f amera' il' JF- , A .V K I ' X ll V ir l , , lv. S 44' 1 ' Turtles refuse to move for Hanneqgugnd Gumersell. GUNTER FRIEDRICH ERDMANN T I 0 f t 7 . Immaculate Conception A A l 9 J ' ' V 4 5 Camera Club, 4. ROBERT 1 SEPH Pisc ER Latin Our Lady of Perpetual Help FRANCIS lOHN EYERMAN Second Honors, 37 Football, I7 Basketball, I7 Soccer, 3. English-W-St. Pius Sodality, IY47 Football, I7 Swimming, 3, 4j Follies, 4. DAVID LEE FLEMING Classical- St.Cecilia EDMUND KEELER FEHLIG E 1. I S, . Class Honors, 27 First Honors, I, 3, 47 Sodality, I-47 Prep ng Ishii hlcsepn News, 3, 47 Bellarmine Society, 2, 3, 47 Literary Circle, 4, Second HCIICIS' 4- Secy.7 Radio Workshop, 37 Follies, 47 Dauphin, 4. I A fyifj V l44,UA Zi, PETER WHITMAN FIELD ,Ax IERQYJKFLEMING ul b. Latin St. Roch K ' 1 . , Lqlm -St. lames f Second Honors, 47 Class Officer, l, 27 Student Council, I7 -' ,-7 J Dauphin Players, 47 Football, I, 27 Follies, 4. Second Honors, I, Z7 Soccer, 4. J EFKEN ERBS EYERMAN . ,FIELD FLEMING, D EMGE ERDMANN FEHLIG FlSCHER FLEMING, I. 'fel It x 1 ! 7' Y ,pw-7 3 l sill! W as fw- 'UV 3 mpeg. Fomvi O FUGFR GANZ SELL USE FREN L up ' ' 1 FROECHTENIGT ,X ,, 'C A IM . V' 'nf .A L 1' ' -,x ' A GW M it is WERNER i. row ix, wiiiimi EDWIN GELLHAUSEN in G Latin Cathedral English St, Rose Rifle Tearn, 4. BlLL FRANCIS FRFIN English - St. Peter Football, 17 Camera Club, i, 4. IOSFPH F. FRCECHTFNICT Classical St.Gecrqe First Honors, 2, 37 Second Honors, l, 47 Dauphin Players, 47 Track, 2, 37 Follies, 4. PIERRE G. FUGER, lR. Classical -Our Lady cf Lourdes Second Honors, l-47 Sodality, l-47 Prep News, 47 Dauphin, 3, 47 Literary Circle, 4j Science Club, 3, 47 Radio Work- shop, 27 Golf, Z7 CrossfCountry, 2-47 Football, l, 27 Glee Club, 4' Bcxinq, l-47 Track 2, 47 Follies, 4. THOMAS PAUL GANZ Latin Our Lady of Sorrows Second Honors, l, 37 Class Officer, l7 Dauphin Players, 47 Follies, 4. Twenty-two Sodality, lp Class Officer, l7 Xavier Forum, l-37 Glee Club, 47 Football, l, 27 Basketball, l-47 Follies, 4. LEO E. GERRlTZEN Latin Our Lady of Lourdes Sodalily, 2-47 Rifle Club, 37 Basketball, l7 Apostleship of Prayer, 2, 3. t f v I . A ' , W I , r. fil-E'ghE.1l! ' nqlish -St.Luke Sodality, l7 Xavier Forum, 2, 37 Football, l-47 Soccer, 24: Basketball, l7 Track, l, 2. ROBERT E, GRAHAM Classical St,Ann Second Honors, i, 2, 4: Sodality, 1747 Bellarmine, l-47 Literary Circle, 47 Science Club, 3, 47 Camera Club, l-37 Follies,4. WILLIAM P. I-IANNEGAN ' English' est. Rach Class Officer, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, 4: Senior Council, 4, Senior Class Secretary, Dauphin, Business Manager, 4, IQSEPH ANTHQNY GRANETQ Dauphin Players, 4, Golf, I-4, Captain, 4, Follies, 4. Classical' St. Gabriel the Archangel DAVID LAWRENCE HARTENBACH Second I-Icncrs, l-4, Soclality, I-4, Preiect, 2,Mass Server, L t- V Ystrp X , - 5, l4 Aavi r Forum, 4, Camera Club, I, Rifle Team, I, 3 4, mr eem'! L,1f f ' ' Football I 4 Apostleship :I Prayer, 2, 35 Track, 2, Fol.ies 4 Class Officer, 2, 3, Senior Council Manager, 4, Golf, Z-4, Boys Srate Y E. HARTENBERGER 6 04, I ICHN DONALD GUMERSELL RQBERT I-GUN CGll'19dYGl Classical' St. Catherine of Alexandria SOdUl1l I4 Bellflfmine SOCiGlY, 2, 3, 4, Mass Server, 4: First Honors, I-4, Sodality, IF4, Literary Circle, 4, Science O0lbGll 1 Basketball. lr Poster Club. 2, 47 TICICK 33 Club, 4, Camera Club, I, Swirrimiyg, I, Cross-Country, 4 FCHIPS 4 Track, 3, 4: Follies, 4. 5-3 ' -' I I 4, I1 , ' I wirrmio EDWARD HAIN VINCENT E. HARTIGAQC0 Lg, I-GW7 Sl'EdW3fd English Christ the King C I7 fish Baseball, 4. IOHN SYLVESTER HANEBRINK English' St. Iohn the Baptist Scdallty I4 Prep News, S, 4, Dauphin, 2, 4, Glee Football I Basketball, ly Boxing, 2, Follies, 4. oHANEro I-IANEBRINK GUMESELL ,, mmf A I'I I T MQ.-. Sodality, I-4, Mass Server, 2-4, Football, ly Basketballfl WILLIAM PATRICK I-IEBRON English' - St. Barbara Club 4, Mass Server, 4, Football, I-4, Boxing, 2-4, Baseball, I, 2 HANNEGAN HARTENBACI-I HARTENBERGER I-IARTIGAN I-IEBRON 'R' HENDERSON HEPLER . HINKEBEIN norm HENEGHAN Hiooms A , Hom HORRELL in ,' ,love ., , ' Aw- KANE N'EAL HENDERSON Latin-St. Gabriel CHARLES ALLEN HORN I.atin-- Christ the King Second Honors, l, 2, Dauphin Players, 4, Football, 2: Bellsfmine SOCiefYi2fBUSkefbG11l1- Baseball, I-4. GEORGE E. HENEGHAN English Our Lady cf Lourdes KENNETH HORRELL Classical-V Our Lady of Sorrows Band, 3, 4, Glee Club, lg Football, I, Boxing, 2-4, Follies, 4. Seccnd Honors' L37 Truck' 1' 2' WILLIAM F. HEPLER IERALD B. HIGGINS lish- est. R ch , OB BEIN lassiaal--St. Iames Class Honors, 3, Second Honors, I-4, Bellarmine Society, 2-4, Treasurer, 47 First Place in Voice of Democracy Contest, 4: C, I. S, L. Debate, First Place, 4. LESTER L, HOHL Classical' St. Rose First Honors, l, 2, Second Honors, 3, 4, Sodality, l, Pre- fect, ly Class Officer, l-4, Student Council, l, 2, Football I-4, Captain, 4, All-District, 4, All-Prep, 4, All-State, 4, Basketball, l-4, Captain, 3, 4, All-District, 2-4, All-Prep, 2-4, All-State-, 4, Baseball, I-4. Twenty-four Stiokford, Bub, Hereford rehearse Room Service ROY FRANClS lEORLlNG I English Annunoiaticri Football, l, 2, lOSEPH GEORGE KAPPEL RALPH D. HOULlHAlY Classical Our Lady of Perpetual Help Latin Mary Queen of Peace Second Honors, 2, 3, Radio Workshop, 3. First 1-lonors, l,4, Prep News, 4, Literary Circle, 4, Glee Club, l-4, Track, 3, Follies, 4, Dauphin, 4. TOHN VlCTOR HRDLICKA Classical Little Flower . . f we Second Honors, 2, 3, Class Officer, 2-4, Student Council, -Q, HUGH FRANCIS KELLY ' ff 1 i Latin St. Gabriel W 1 f ' 1' Sacristan, 3, 4, Basketball, l-4, Captain, 4, All-Prep, 4 - AllADistrict, 4, Baseball, l-4, Follies,-1. Second Honors, 2, 3, Class Officer, 3, 4, Prep ws, 2, Basketball, l, Radio Workshop, 3, Mass Server, 3, Xavier RGBERT HERTZLER HUFFM-A-N Forurn, 3, 4, Dauphin Players, 4- Follies, 4. Classical Our Lady of Lourdes Football, l, A. ,AMES C. KERN lAMES ALBERT HUMPHREYS Enqhsh NCME Dame Classical St. lohn the Baptist First Honors, 2, 3, Second Hcncrs, 2, Class Officer, 2, 3- ROBERT l-AMES HUNT Football, 2, Student Council, 2-4, Senior Council, 4, Pres. LGUU ST' Phlllil NON of Senior Class, Sodality, lA4, Prefect, 2, 3, Officer, l, Sodality, l, Camera Club, l, Football Manager, Z-4, Basket- Xavier Forum, l, Glee Club, 3-4: Boxing, l, 3, 4, Baseball, hall Manager, 2, 2. ,xftvlil J?JA1.,:L Lol, l-3, Follies, 4, Dauphin, 4. ROBERT LOWELL' TACKSON J f' 4 V Classical St. loan of Arc ,ffl if flu file fx Class Honors, l-4, Sodality, 1-4, Officer, 2, 3, ClGSSjOillC'Q'I DONALD L. KETTELKAMP A English St.Stephen l, Student Council, 4, Prep News, 3, 4, Cc-Editor, 4, Dau- Second Honors, 2, 3, Sodality, 3, 4, Officer, 3, 4, Class yzhin, 4, Bellarrnrne Society, l-4, Vice-Pres., 4, Literary Officer, l-4, Student Council, 2, 4, Senior Council, 4, Mass Circle President, 4, Glee Club, l, Radio Workshop, l-3, Server, 3, 4, Xavier Forum, l-4, Football, 4, Soccer, 2-4 Sixteenth Place, Province Latin Test, 4, Follies, 4. Captain, 4, Baseball, 2-4. HOULIHAN HUMPHREYS lOERLlNG Y KERN KETTELKAMP HRDLICKA HUNT KAPPEL ' , H EFNjANu ' lACKSON KELLY ' n l I . AIX VN, , J.-'WS , ...,1 '--, , . L V I ,F KTERSKI KNAUS KREBS KING, D. KOESTER KREMEB KING, E. KOLMER KUHL I I U f BERNARD HENRY KIERSKT Lat n -Immaculate Conception ,X lNiEL MICHAEL KlNG in glish 'St.Edward's Class Ci' 4, Football, l-4, Basketball, l-4 Cap- tain, 4, . rack, 2. EDWARD LOUTS KING Enqlish St. Mary Magdalen Dauphin Players 4, Boxing, 2, 4: Follies, 4. Tux mu -six EMROY IOHN KNAUS English St. Iohn the Baptist Bellarmine Society, 2, 3, Boxing, l-3. CHARLES THOMAS KOESTER Classical ff--St. Mark Class Honors, 3, Second Honors, l-4, Sodality, 2-47 Glee Club, 3, 4: Mass Server, l-4, Science Club, 3: Cheerleader, 2, 3, Boxing, 3, 4, Follies, 4, Dauphin,4. ROBERT A. KOLMER Latin -Assumption Football, l, 2, Mural Radio Winner, l. DONALD KREBS Latin St.George's Second Honors, l, 3, Sodality, l-4, Mass Server, 4' Football, l, 2: Soccer, 4, ELMAR IOSEPH KBEMER Classical Holy Trinity First Honors, l-4, Prep News, 3, 4, Ltterary Circle 4, Glee Club, ly Basketball, lj Follies, 4, Dauphinfl. I Dom-xlo L. KUHL C Classical Holy Cross First Hcnors 2, Second Honors, l, F, 4. Mueller and Kern in Showboat dance routine. ' a WARREN FREDERICK LANGFORD Classical-Holy Innocents First Honors, l, 2, Second Honors, 3, Sodality, l, 2, Basket- ball, l, Z. FREDERICK CHARLES LEISSE Classical-Annunciaticn First Honors, l-41 Sodality, l-45 Glee Club, 3, 45 Rifle Team, lp Football, l, 2, Soccer, 3, 4: Cheerleader, 4, Follies, 4. MALCOLM ALBERT LIEBERMANN Latin 'Christ the King Sodality, l-4, Officer, 25 Mass Server, l4, Football, ly Basketball, lg Track, l, 2. GERALD SCOTT LOWTHER Classical' St. Iames Class Hcnors, l-3, Dauphin, 4, Editor, 4, Baseball, l, 2. DONALD WM. MAAC: English -Holy Redeemer LEO H. MacDONALD English--Our Lady of Lourdes Sodality, l-4, Xavier Forum, 3, Band, 3, Glee Club, 4, Science Club, 3, Rifle Team, 27 Football, lg Follies, 4. LEO IOSEPH MANDA Classical-St. Ann Second Honors, IA4, Band, l-4. DANIEL IOSEPH MARTIN ClassicalfSt. Margaret Second Honors, l-4, Sodality, I-4, Prefect, 4, Officer, 2, 37 Class Officer, 1-4: Student Council, l, 2, 4: Senior Council, 4, Football, 1-4, All-Prep, 4, All-District, 4, Basketball, I-4, Captain, lg Boys' State, 3, Follies, 4. ROBERT E. MASSEY English-ffSt. Margaret Second Honors, ly Sodality, l, 2: Class Officer, 244, Xavier Forum, 2, 3, Glee Club, 4, Football, l-4, Boxing, 1, 4, Follies, 4. DENNIS IOHN McCARTHY Latin -St. Mary Magdalen Bellarmine Society, ly Rifle Club, l-4, Follies, 4. ROBERT MCCARTHY Englrshn St. loseph 46 AM Sodality, 2, Class Officer, 2, Student Council, 2, Football, l, Basketball, ly Follies, 4. THOMAS IAMES MCCUE T Classical- St.Rita -fkvf First Honors, l: Second Honors, 2, 3, Sodalify, 3, 4, Bellarrnine Society, 3, Dauphin Players, 45 Glee Club, 4: Boxing, 2-4, Baseball, l, 47 Follies, 4. 3 ff . All ' ,f - ff.1,...,'- ,- , I ft W4 Lzworoarz rowrrirri TXJIANDA McCARTHY,D. llnr- Lrgisse It ' JJ' MAAG ' I' C- MARTIN MCCARTHYR. , LIEEERMANN MacDONALD MASSEY MCCUE 4 F at the twc yard line. Hanneqan centering, MICHAEL FRANCIS McDE'VI'l'T Classical --St. Ann First Honors, 4, Second Honors, l-3, Prep News, 4, Basket' ball, l, Follies, 4, Dauphin, 4. KING G. McELROY Classical---St. Rose Baseball, 3-4, Fcllies, 4, Dauphin, 4. IOHN THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN Classical-St. Barbara Second Honors, l-4, Prep News, 4, Mass Server, 4, Basket ball, I: Science Club, 3, 4, Follies, 4, Dauphin, 4. xi' . C' 'V' Q r IW MCDEVITT MQLAUGHLIN vxj MEANS WELROY ' 4 L MCTIGUE MEISEL 'rf V ' 1' Class Honors, l, First Honors, 2, 3, Prep News, 2-4, Science Club, 3, Football, I, Basketball, l, Boxing, 3, THOMAS F. MCTIGUE Enqlishe -St. Stephen Class Officer, 4, Glee Club, 4, Science Club, 3, Soccer, 3, 4, Baseball, Z. EUGENE I. MEANS Classical St. Rose l:ll.ISl,l ICITOl'S, l, Second Honcrs, 2, 3, Baseball, l. ,f.1 s ,fi .. ,,F'sf4o , ' . f G!QPwt3E.'VLNCENT Mcisizi. P I Classical St. Raphael Class Honors, l'4, Sodality, I-4, Officer, 2, 3, Prep News, 3, 4,'Mural Oratcry, l, Bellarmine Society, l-4, President, 4, Secy., 3, Degree cf Distinction, 2, C. I. S. I.. Oratory, 4, Literary Circle, 4, Vice-President, 4, N. F. I.. State Debate Champion, 2, C. I. S. L. Best Debater Award, 3, 4, U. N. Contest, School VJinner, 3, City American Leqicn Oratory, First Place, 4, Mo. Representative, N. F. L. Con- aress in Boston, Follies, 4, Dauphin, 4. WESLEY T. MEYERS Classical Mary Queen of Peace Class Honors, l, 2, First Honors, 3, Second Honors 4, Camera Club, l, 3, 4, Football, l. ANTHONY IOSEPH MICELI English St. Roch's Class Officer, S, 4, Student Council, 4, Senior Council, 4, Football, l, Xavier Forum, 4, Dauphin Players, 4, Asst. Intramural Director, 4, Basketball, l, Baseball, I, Follies, 4. CHARLES PHILIP MOLL English- Gur Lady of Sorrows Scdality, Z-4, Glee Club, 4, Track, 2, Follies, 4. RICHARD FRANZ MUCKLER EnqlishfAssumption Scdality, 3, 4, Glee Club, 4, Swimming Team 3, 4, Follies, 4. . s MEYERS MOLL 1 MICELI MUCKL ,I i J eadafza EARL WILLIAM MUELLER Classical St.Ann Class Honors, Ig First Honors, 2, Second Honors, 3, 45 Class Officer, 4: Prep News, Z-4, Football, ly Baseball, Ig Star- Tirnes Writing Contest, first place in Sports VVritinq, 37 Fcllics 4: Dauphin, 4. RICHARD IAMES MULLIGAN English St. Ioan of Arc Soccer, 2-4: Track, 2, 4. WTA- GLENN W. MURPHY 6 Classical St. Mary Magdalene rw Second Honors, I, 2, Scdality, 2-4, 'Mural Debate, I7 Bellarrziine Society, I-4, Degree of Distinction, 4, Science Club, E, 4, Secy., 4, Rifle Club, 3, Swimming Tearn, I7 Follies 4. MAURICE MARCHAND MURRAY Classical St.Luke First Honors, I, 4, Second Honors, 2, 3, Scdality, IA4: Dauphin, 4, Editor, 4, Mass Server, I-4, Literary Circle, 4, Science Club, 4, Basketball, ly Poster Club, 2-4, Follies, 4. GERRE I. NAERT English- -St. Cecilia Baseball I, 2. MICHAEL PHILIP NESTER Classical' -Imrnacolata Second Honors, l-35 Sodality, l-3, Xavier Forum, 2-47 Basketball, I, Rifle Team, Z-4, Captain, 4, Dauphin, 4. PATRICK IOSEPH O'BRIEN Latin--St. Edward f . A scdqiry, 1, 2, Officer, i, Football, 1, 2. I W, fc' f , 1- f .+I wtf ' :Al A MUELLER s MURPHY LIULLIGAN MURRAY 45-,I Mr. Bryde to the rescue. DONALD IAY OMARA Latin- Holy Angels Second Honors, 2, Sodality, I, Basketball, I. DANIEL FRANCIS OSULLIVAN Classical St. Pius First Honors, l-3, Second Hcncrs, 4: Sodality, l-4, Cfficer, 4: Class Officer, I, 4, Student Council, 4, Senior Council, 47 Prep News, l-4, Feature Editor, 47 Dauphin, 45 'Mural Radio, 27 Literary Circle, 4, Mass Server, l-45 Basketball, ly Student of Week, 4, Interscholastic Latin Contest, I3th place, 47 Follies, 4. I WILLIAM FRANCIS OHIOOLE A Nu Classical-St. Edward h Second Honors, 2, 3, Prep News, 4, Literary Cirde, 47 Gloe Club, 47 Follfes, 4. f J I s A-jk' , , 'V Q. A r K 4- NAERT OBRIEN 1 ' OSULLIVAN NESTER OIVIARA OHTQOLE. W 'ew ' OTOOLE. T. PERRY PFETFER D. PFEIFER, G. PFYL PARKS . L PT-IELAN PEDROLIE Scdcrlzt Server Lflcxss SCCTGTLZ Fr,,,.-r,,. Second Server, 77,4 Thirty Eng.. CSEPH EDWARD CTCOLE 'sh Cpr Ludy gr Maur: Carmel If Student Ccuncrl lg Hass v 244- Joss Cifxcer 1-4, Ffwl Cfficer A IF. es, 4. CLIVE? LAFE' PARKS IR, Englrsh f Annunciotzcn Student Ccuncrl, 3, X EUGENE 1, PEDRQLIE ' N Enqlrsh Sninqelbf-r' t T5 Sewer, I 2. TCSEPH R. PERRY English SLRCCE DONALD D. PFETFE? Clgzssxtcl SXRCCR 1::1g:s 2'-ig Sidrxlrty, T-4, Mxrril DCLTEQ, f- Mass ' 4: Tfnrgrs Team, 2-Q Lfzcssfncurrtry 74' Truck PLACTC QQCPLDCN D PFETFEF Clgzssrcul SLRCCE Second Honors L47 Scdolry, T-4, Moss Server, 14- Fict- bizll, 1- Tennrs Teorn 2-43 CICSS'CCL1UfI'j-' 3, 4- Track 2-4, ' DONALD ICSEPH PFYL - T' Latin Our Lcrdy cf Lcurdes Class Offrcer, 2-45 Fcctbcll, 1-4, Fc1Ti's, 4. ' A ,VyjlE,lVJV rj' TOHN TCSEFH PHELAN T Clusslcal SI. Rise First Hcncrs Second Hcncrs 2-4, Cass Officer 27 Prep News, 4, Bellcrnirne Secgezy 2: Mass Server, l-44 Literary Czrcle, 4- Ssiezice Club, 3' Fdlies, 4, LEE TCHN PLACTC CTOSS1 'fli A:.:1L1n2g:'Z Ecficlzzy, I-47 Efrnci, f- 4- GLF mr 1' Scren e Trxxb 3: Fillrfs 4. PHILLIP lOl-lN RODENBAUGH ' English St. Rcse of Lima WALTER VINCENT ROHAN lAMES EDWlN POHRER Classical Our Lady oi Lourdes Lulm St'GUbrle1 Seccnd l-lcncrs, 2, 35 Science Club, 4, Fcctball, lg Basket- Scdality, 2, 4, Science Club, 3, 4, Rifle, Z, 4, Bowling, 2, 3. ball, ly Tygck, 1, K RALP KENNETR ONTE Latin ut, Catherine cf Sienna l. PHILLIP ROSEBAUGH Classical St.Rita Second Hmmm' 37 Xavier Fcmml 1: FCHIQSV 4' Second l-lcncrs., lg Rifle Team, 2-47 Baseball, lp Ecllies, 4. lOl-lN EDWARD RUDER VJENDELL I' REICHLE Latin-- Little Flower English l-lcly Redeemer ,N I A Seccnd Hcncrs, l-3, Basellall, l, Z, Follies, 4. Student Ccuncil, lg class Cliicer, l, 3, Mass Server, 3, fi Xavier Forum, 2: Ecctball, l, 2, 4, Captain, 2, Track, 3. ROBERT KARL RUHL Latin St.Cronan's lOSEPH VINCENT REILLY E IA h C h d First l-ionurs, 5, Seccnd l-lcncrs, 2, 3, 45 Scdality, 3, 4, Prep my ls Qt e ml News, 3: Dauphin, 4, Spcrts Editor, Basketball, ly Base- Seccnd Honcrs, 3: Track, Z, 35 Crcss-Ccuntiy, 2, 3. bail' 1,47 RG,-im Vyorkshcpl 37 ISCOQL-,GUI 1- POHRER RElLLY RODENBAUGH ROHAN ROSEBAUGH PONTE RUDER REICHLE RUHL ff, , 6-is SCALLY scrrurzrus sELvAoer sLoncows1a SCHEPPNER SEBACHER SHANAHAN SMITH ' f' ..j- ,f -,.. '- -4 Lflx f ' I I T. MARTIN SCALLY Classical St. Mark Second Honors, I, 2. CHARLES H. SCHEPPNER English -Annunciation Second Honors, 2, Follies, 4. WILLIAM CARL SCI-IUTZIUS Enqlishn 'Little Flower Football, I, 2, Cross-Country, 4, Track, 2-4. RICHARD IOSEPH SEBACI-IER Latin-V-St. Charles Borrorrieo Xavier Forum, 4. IAMES FRANCIS SELVAGGI Classical'-Our Lady of Lourdes First Honors, I-3, Second Honors, 4, Sodality, 2-4, Officer, 2, Prep News, l-4, Sports Editor, 4, 'Mural Speech Wmner, Radio, lg Mass Server, 2-4, Xavier Forum, 4, Literary Circle, 4, Science Club, 47 Track, 2, 3, Cross-Country, 3, Dauphin, 4, Follies, 4. THOMAS PATRICK SI-IANAHAN English- -St. Rose of Lima Second Honors, lg Sodality, lg Class Officer, lg Xavier Forum, lg Football, l: Follies, 4. Thirty -two ROBERT HENRY SLOIKOWSKI Classical St. Luke First Honors, l-35 Second Honors, 45 Football, 25 Basketball, ly Baseball, l, 2. ROBERT VINCENT SMITH Classical'---St. Edward Second Honors, l. Coach Donohue tapes Rocky. I GREGORY LUCAS SOMMER English St Pius V Sodality, I-4, Bellarmine Society, I-47 Degree of Distinc- tion, 4: Mass Server, l-4, Dauphin Players, I-3, Literary Circle, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4: Radio Workshop, 1-37 Mo. N. F. L Dramatic Interp., First Place, 4, Follies, 4. NORMAN I. STEIN English Holy Family Bond, 3, 4. IOHN MICHAEL STEPHENS English Annunziata Second Honors, fi, Class Otficer, 4, Xavier Frziurn, -1, Foot ball, 3, 4: Ecllies, 4. IAMES C. STICKFORD Latin St. Roch Dauphin Players, 4, Football, I, Basketball, ly Fcllies, 4 RICHARD EDWARD STCCKGLAUSNER Latin St. Matthew Soccer, 35 Boxing, 2. SOMMER STEIN DAVID WILLIAM STOLTE Classical Ascenslon Second Honors, ly Bellarmlne Society, I, 2: Glee Club, 45 Basketball, ly Follies, 4. fi -,-LII' Lfllk- WILLIAM A. STRAKE English Our Lady ot Lourdes Band, l, 2. THOMAS FRANCIS SULLIVAN Latin Immaculate Conception Second Honors, I, 3, Sodality, I-45 Class Officer, 3, 45 Stu dent Council, 3, 4, Senior Council, 4, Football, 3, 4, Basket ball. 37 Track, 3. STEPHEN I. SWEEIIN English St.R1ta Second Honors, f-lg Class Officer, 4, Football, I-4, Track I-3, Baseball. 4. RENE D. TEGTMEYER Latin St. Ioseph Second I-Icnors, IV4: Swimming, I, 3, 4. FRANK IOHN 'IERRANOVA Classical St. Rose STEPHENS STOLTE SWEETIN STICKFORD STRAKE TEGTMEYER STOCKGLAUSNER SULLIVAN TERRANOVA iv- -: 3 11...- 3 ee S in .Xl 'T lib' Z? THOMANN WALSH D, WELCH Vl'I'I' WAMHOFF I. WELCH VOLLAND WARE I. WERNER PAUL ANTHONY THOMANN Classical-St. Mark Football, 3, 4,.BoxinCf, 2.7 ,Y .fl 1 4 Q ,v 1 4 ,B-,.. Ag ALVIN D. virr Classical-Our Lady of the Pillar Class Honors, 2-4, Second Honors, l, Class Officer, l, 2, Student Council, 4, Senior Council, Treasurer of Senior Class, Mass Server, 4, Xavier Forum, 4, Basketball, l, Baseball, l, Follies, 4. VICTOR H. VOLLAND ClassicalgCathedral Class Honors, l, Second Honors, 2-4, Poster Club, l, Follies, 4. Thirty-four lf, 1 MICHAEL IOHN WALSH English-St. Anthony Second Honors, 3, 4, Sodality, I-4, Dauphin, 4, 'Mural Radio, l, Band, l, Poster Club, 1-4, Track, 2, QW-ZQWJAL SYLVESTER HENRY WAMHOFF Classical St. Englebert Follies, 4. Second Honors, l-4. i Mi, ui , .,, 'kv 4 DONALD FRANCIS WARE English Cathedral Class Officer, 3, 4, Glee Club, 4, Follies, 4. DONALD C. WELCH Classical -St.Stephens Bowling, 3, Baseball, l, Follies, 4. IOSEPH PATRICK WELCH English-St. Luke rf 3 r S C... IAMES IOHN WERNER Classical-Resurrection Second Honors, l, 2, Class Officer, 2, 3, Prep News, 4, 'Mural Speech, Elocution, l, Radio, 2, Bellarmine, 3, Mass Server, l, 3, 4, Dauphin Players, 4, Glee Club, 4, Poster Club, 3, Cheerleader, 4, Follies, 4. St. Louie High Boys at Homecoming Rally. -X NJ J e I WILLIAM lAMES WERNER Classical Little Flower Second Honors, 3. JAMES LYNN WESTERMAYER English St. Gabriel Mass Server, l-45 Football, Manager, ly Follies, 4. BERNARD IOSEPH WILKINS Classical--Ascension Second Honors, l'45 Golf, 3, 45 Baseball, l, 2. RONALD P, WINDMUELLER English-V -Seven Holy Founders Sodality, l-45 Mass Server, 2-45 Glee Club, 3, 45 Library Association, 3, 45 Basketball, Manager, 45 Bowling, 2, 35 Track, Manager, 3, 45 Follies, 4. CHARLES GODFREY WOLFF Englishe-St. Mary Magdalene Second Honors, 45 Class Officer, lp Mass Server, ketball, 1-4. , u. 1 W. WERNER l . WESTERMAYER 45 Bas- 'Topsu and Bottoms at S. L. U. H. dog show. ROBERT l. WOLFF Latin- -St. Stephen Second Honors, . FRANK F. ZEITZ Latin--St. Barbara First Honors, 35 Second Honors, 2, 4. PAUL ARTHUR ZEPF Classical-St. Raphael News, 3, 45 First Honors, l5 Second Honors, 2-45 Prep Dauphin, 45 Dauphin Players, 45 Science Club, 3, 45 Camera Club, l-45 Follies, 4. WILKINS C. WOLFF ZEITZ WINDMUELLER R. WOLFF ZEPF X riff s filly ff 1 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER Thrrtu sm -g 1 I ,I R1ch Stepllenson B111 I-Iulchrson Tom Gleason Vmce Hcvley luck Dowlmq Pu Bowers B111 Cody Larry Kms Irm Mertz wr PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER CLASS PRESIDENTS Stcmdinq- Burton, I-Icxusmcnn. Seotedw Cody, Hovley, C r i m m in s Stephenscn, CLASS HONOR STUDENIS Stcmdmq Weller Collms Kcmcs Se-ated Pczsqoy Dowlmq Bcsll Fmch J Myles Burton Ice Mueller I-larry I-lcusmcrnn Don Grcse Iuclc Crowley Dan Crlmmms George McNulty Bob Hummel cwdafz 66444 UWWTJ I r 1r l1r L Lr I r i r i j l l5 l l iQ g l l l r l I g E rr reNL I rl l l lr ll rlrE 3 B I 3 E Fourth Row Sexton, P. Teqtmeyer, Pope, I. Wolff, Stephenson, Barton Finch, A. Budzinski Hellinqs, L. Pczsqay. Third Row Forhush, Barron, Linqner, Fogarty, Pie-inlzemeyer, Cantwell, Weiler, Thomas. Second Row Donald Gerth, Robinson, Gilmore, T. Gleason, Luepke, Padberq, Kalla, I-leiqold Beokorle. Front Row VV. Manton, Hutchison, McDonald, Canepari. Fourth Row Curran, Kzster, Maruslqa, Robert L. Eroun, Frotheiton, Collins, Basil Finch, llo- Mullen. Third Plow Eozsrtxerxue, Moran, Dunham, Loftus, Csseniorz, Kxiost, l-lovley, E. Keutzer. Second Ftow Bowers Dokoska, Henson, I. Qowlina, M. Durso, Dalpiaz, Brown, F'a'.-soc , I, A Ryan, .- Front Row '. . Walsh, Bosler, Kaltenlsronn, Stegnbgokez Dames. 'L PRESIDENT VICE. PRESIDEINT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER Forty '7 654440 Bob Roy Mlke McKeoWn Ion Sassxn Txm I-Ianlcn Ixm Murphy Gene Murphy Im Raymond Fred Moore hm Rhyne PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREF SURER CLASS HONOR STUDENTS Slandinq I-Ianlon, Scheer, Sassin. Seated Taylor, C. Krebs, Valenta, 5 CLASS PRESIDENTS Slandmq Roy Gunn Seated Hanlon M Kennedy T OTcoIe Don Gunn Brendan Ryan Ilm Rabbllt Mxke Kennedy Tack Wachter rn O Neal Tom O Tccle- Warren Carroll Ilrn Thompson Fourth Row T. Murphy, NV. Moore, Hilton, Roy, K. Lynch, R, O'Tccle, Scissin, Peistrup, Hdberkern. Third Row l. l-lcrmilton, Reicly, Robben, Moqer, Mclieown, Taylor, Sanders, D. Ruhl, Millmdn. Second Row Dehne, Winierqolen, Ehrhort, Nichclscn, E. Smith, l. Sccit, Gosebrink, W. Wil horns, Armbrusier, G. Dcwlincg. Frcnt Rcw Lcnxqrc, Einrq, Rauch, T. Hughes, C. Krebs, M, Smith, Fcurth Rcw Lupc, XN'c:,dnicn l-lcnlrn, Mcnsfrc-ld, licecier, H, Gleason, Kinney, l. Murphy Schellenlcercg, lonxs. Third Row Scullrn, Hccqstmci, Schcclc, Fciherty, E. Murphy, Fredrick, Schliii, Eown, Hoelfarlin Scccnd Row l. Smith, Zupcz, H, Bcrqnidn, Ahlfrt, W. Gray, Lee, W'. Bollwcrk, I. F, Dwyer l-lclmer. Frcnt Row Horner, I. Sullzvdn, Listcn, Honztrl, Bciickciert. 4 CLASS PRESIDENTS Standmq Ora 1 E OEr1en Seated Bryon Dear Cro y Daw KeIIev CLASS HONOR TUDENTS Standmq Tcurncur San Dorsey I VYIIIHIGIIDQ IVIcT1que fine-elmq Eaukc S Murphy I, Pumcel Klaverkamp Forru tour PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER ohh Crotty chu Olson R IVII er B Grass Tc YI Eurso Tcfu '-Ia: Tc II Bryen Steve Murphy Dave Ize Emme O Br en Kev n 'VI Ke arm CK KCUI Ted Buermann Roger CIa k Dan KeIIey Charles Shadow Bob R102 I A A .. , . , I , . . cn ' 'IIQ I B . , cb 1 - ' I' , :I IJ I C II: l .. , P ,V' f 4 . I... I 1' I D 49 - I, T' I I C 1 ' I ,I - 1 . 6 .., I 5a I I ' , 1 E -4,1 J I . Tcm Dean 45 2 'N I - .,.. , I ff fi ,1 if' 1, V V Q A HM-'MLA A B. I. .. . , I . T ' -- ssl . ' 'E . I I. , , , I, II , . A. P . , v N , 7 .' ' . 1 ,, ,I I -, . II . .I I, I . . 7 Fourth Raw Ichn Willmerinq, Cunningham, Farrelly, David Gerth, D. Anderson, G. Gray, last Stewart, R. Martin. Third Raw Langer, Hartman, Greescn, Kcncen, Cratty, Knox, Brinker, Guehrinq, P. Smith. Second Row Olson, Leiclit, Boyer, Kcncpka, Barnard, Mattdvalli, Griffard, R. Mxller, T. V McTique, Cima Rucker. Front Row Sheeran, R. Schaefer, M. G'Keef0, D, Svctt, Ribaudc, Have-y. Fourth Row M. Budzinski, Richard Hunt, Hariq, Britt, T. Diirsg R. Lavm, lcseph Ryan, Wem rich, Geisler, W. O'Brien. Third Row Wehrenbrecht, Carrcum, Buckley, W'iliiQ Corley Knobbe, Mcynihan, Pelle-qrin Kavol, Klaverkamp. Second How Pfeffle, Grassi, Hatter, Harty, Weise, Vlfalclishausei, T. Fisher, Everdinq, Kieike meier, Brandon. Front Rcw Geiqer, Shefhan, H. Williams, Lea Ward, G. Sullivan. L,'s if 'ff , 1 if yg Z-If 4' is X CTO? PICTURE, WEIUIPIRWL Y 1 Q 'iE.u1pe:i1:1,1, Fzuke, Stehhxigs, :qlihGIj Rath, Ncvvitlazi, Frardcri, Pchlen, I. Manda, Hclfcnd, R, Schmm. Thxrd RCW Prcgsi, foxes, Thcele, Buerrxann, Wcrseclg, Clxie, Prcspezi Bcxzkc, Kcehr, Sain. Seccnd Row Ncwrcckg, Knstcf, Rcthermlch, Helqcth, Gorman, Schuk, Spend, Hannon, Tracy, Sclsich. Fun? Rcw VVc,1k, F. Slcdccwski, Cluxk, Decm, R. Cummxriqs, Ccrrorori. QECTTOLI PICTURE, Fczurth hzgw Kiljfn, i-,. E, Przun, Shari F. Furztelh, Shcrdcvf, D, Orf, E. Ke-Ury Curhguom, H. Ecsfhert, Tkzrd RCW D. Pklilfffill Nuin, First, Pcrres, Dcrsey, Butsch, I, I.'gssLs, Alhfggrz, Ccicrmcz, Hczfer Ncvfl. Seccnd Row 21:1 SIQJQ, Kcmcrd, Cuddxhee, Styffe, I. McElroy, Eylie T. Pazsqcy, Bzrkczst, Pie, Sktff, Kehret, Frist Rc.-.' fer: Ufzirierznq Dani, Vmllrxier, K. Edt:-Pier, Ezlfay, Parque. Fong-seven Back Row Hannegan D Martm T Sulltvan Hrdllcka lrm Byrne Kettellcarnp OSull1van Front Ftcw Mr McOueeny A Vltt Mlcelt Dl9bOlG ,lackscn Kern Fr Doyle Even though workrng mostly behtnd the scenes the Se-mor Counc1l sttll was the machme behmd the lf-352 Semor Class Composed of twelve unselftsh mdustrlous men thts select group formulated plans and engmeered the varrous proJects carrxed on by the whole class ln the course of the school year Before the year was well underway they set a precedent 1n Backer h1story by sponsonng a Freshman Fun Ntght m September Then the ftrst manor venture of the year the Fall Frollc came and left the hCIIDDY Semors wtth enough money to pay the enttre cost of thetr Prom Moreover bestdes the fmanctal success the able moderators of the Counc1l Fr Doyle Sl and Mr McQueeny Sl both excla1med that the Froltc lmked together all the semors ln mutual hard work and close cooperatlon Added to the1r llst of achtevements were the Homecommg Dance the 52 edttton of the Folhes and fmally the cltmax graduatton at Ktel Aud1tor1um The lunlor Councll was formed to tram leaders for next year my gg 13 lorry waht Back Row Cody Stephenson Burton Mr Nous l be vlmg Weller Hausmann F rt R W Fox Lueplce Watluns Crtmm s 5 PW ' 5 xx S K 'fs S , gg 1 4, g Fr. Icxcobsmeyefs surP1'iS9f new Dimes' at Freshman Niqhr. Fr. Monaghan! Bargain Basement 'Achees'-2' SQY Smne premi- H Price and fI'5 Us 900 4195 dash f - 'fl ..-M an L? XRQI, ,H 5-ui 'YOYQ xbox' Y Coaches. Mrs. Ruymcnds at Frclic. ou Cod' any 0 Bexo S H5101 ..-gy? Step rlqht up! You cant lose! Lf PNN Twomwf Neuse' ofna he YOU!-A Q H1011 Wins G lei! PL Qs Tense Scene in Showbo Hchl Splinter 11 .. N- r'- 'WNQUQ Q In .N . A as ' 1 1 2' ...,..,. q. an wsu fwmmm w mars an fi 0- 4,1 X f V A '-s...a - Guess mol Am xnxx fw X.,-,. I 1 inffudm Wcxikxns fxxes Santa s beard Wlnfer vw Une -Y.. hOl'Se open Sleigh of ' fhe Win 'er W G1 fz Before +- uf' 'LV 1 , '9 n 'li -A 'M 3 1 4 'E 'if as ,rw Hain in control. Akxer fs.. S Caplams plan for White House retrecis 9'-f Fresh poo I Sharks ,Mg 'raw 1- IUI7 with R I Retreat Mayer' exec' :org ,clk , . 1 Mas! Scphs confer 'Wm er' 9 :bl u.d'l -4 Speech biqwigs. I United Nations i-'orbvsh research, ul High Sc 'nod Revs B. 'Ear R 5 T X-Hnv Check Your Chests here. A fe ... C , ' !1e!5- Essay Wm We'!6 mom ES g-.,- .. --- Debclers off to Granite ILC rv AW'- 6, Xice. geception PWC Sodclity X1 Semor Folhes qdq Whle Slug! F rs olheg Warmers B I9 wheels of Ju ll! Ed Mccauley trophy to Hohl Szxty Standmg Efken OSull1van Kettclkamp Seated Fr Dcyle D Martrn Mr McQueeny eadcvz Samlazq The senlor branch ot the St Lours UD1V9fSllY Hrgh School Sodahty opened the year under the drrectlon of the Rev Iohn Doyle SI and Mr Thomas F McQueeny Sl wrth Dan Mar tm as prefect Don Kettellcamp and Dan O Sul llvan as hrs assrstants and Art Efken as secre tary SIHCG the entrre senror class under the drrec t1on of the Semor Councll took care ot the socral actrvrtres of the year the Semor Sodalrty of 1ts members Durlng the f1fSl semester Work was done on the soclal apostolate A serres ot chscussrons on the papal encyclrcals Rerum Novazrum and Qucrdraqesuno Anno were held at the regular weekly meetrngs Dur1ng the second semester datrng drlnkmg and other practrcal problems ot Catholrc young men were d1scussed An rmportant proJect whrch afforded the Senror Sodallsts an opportumty to put rnto practrce therr Chrrstran charrty was the Chrrst mas collectron ot canned goods for the poor Th1S proJect whrch brlghtened Chrrstmas tor many poor tamrlles rn the St Lours area was rnrtrated and drrectecl by the Senror Sodalrty Lrlcewrse the Senror Soolalrty was responsrble for the dally rosary sard rn the chapel durlng Lent tor world peace Each day dunng the noon recreatron perrod a Semor Sodalrst led Happy to help Chrlsts poor thls rosary Chrrstrnas canncd food drrve , , Q 3 s, we W 45 . I . was free to concentrate on the spiritual growth 'Sung Under the expert qutdance of the Rev Damel Hrqqms SI Mr Iohn Naus SI and Mr Iohn Padberq Sl the Iunror Sodahty hrqhhqhted a year of achrevement wrth drscussrons on practlcal sp1r1tual problems and w1th varrous drrves to ald Catholrc mrssronary work Vmce Hovley served h1s thrrd stra1qht year as Pre fect ot the sodahty Rlch Steph nson and Brll Cody were h1S Frrst and Second Ass1stants lack Dowlmq hlled the Oll1C9 ot Secretary Treasurer To msure smooth fUDCl1OT11I'1Q the Iunror Sodalrty splrt mto three groups whlch met separately The Euchanstrc Commrttee was headed by Mr Naus the Apostohc by Fr I-hq qms and the Maman by Mr Padberq The drscusslons at the meetmqs centered around leadershrp In the mental prayer dlscussrons careful attenuon was qrven to Fr LeBuftes pamphlet Let s Try Mental Prayer Drmkmq and steady datmq were the teen aqe problems most often QIVGD consrderatton Durrng the course ot the school year the Jumors sponsored three collectlon drrves Used athletlc equlpment was collected packed and sent to St Iohn s College rn Bntrsh Honduras Catholrc lnerature was qrven to the Kmqhts or A be ter Cnrtstmas d nner for poor 'ans lles Columbus for d1str1but1on fore1qn stamps were collected ln the fmal drlve of the year and were handed over to the lGSU1l Mrssron Stamp Bu reau Standtnq Mr Padberq I Dowlrnq Stephenson Mr Naus Seated Hovley Fr l-Itgqtns Ccdy Szxlg one i4 .-.. .,,, . I . 9 , mental prayer, problems of adolescents and A , T 5 Z. ' Standmg Mr Eagan Roy Gunn Mr She-rburne Seated McKeowr Fr Hmdelanq Kramer Ably drrected by Father Mrchael Hlndelang SI Mr Iohn Eagan SI and Mr R1chard Sherburne Sl the Sophomore Sodalrty con tlnued to be one of the most actlve rn the school hm Kramer was Prefect ot the ener getlc group and recelved much a1d from h1s ass1stants Bob Roy Don Gunn and Lou Mc Keown AD lESUM l PER MARIAM Surly two As has been done now for a number of years the whole sodallty Splll up lnto three dlfferent sectlons to fac1l1tate the runn1ng of the spmtual end ot the meetlngs Each assrs tant served as cha1rman of one of these groups Every week a dlfterent boy from each secuon led hls group rn mental prayer and then d1s cuss1ons were held on the sp1r1tual exercrses of St lgnatrus and on the pract1cal 1m1tat1on of the hte of Chrlst Every sodallst was grven the opportunrty to express hrs ldeas on the toprc belng dlscussed Followrng the separate secuon meetrngs the sodahsts merged 1nto one group to take care ot any pendmg temporal busmess Every Tuesday the otflcers met wrth the moderators to formulate plans for the comrng meetrng Dur1ng th1s trme the ofhcers appomted boys to lead the mental prayer and drscus SIOH Along the Apostoltc l1ne the Sophomore Sodallty contxnued 1ts excellent endeavor rn the held of soc1al SGIVICQ Its most outstandlng proJect of the year conslsted 1n corporal and sprntual works of mercy for the IGSUITS negroe mrssron ID Kmloch The ottrcers v1s1ted the m1ss1on and reported thelr tmdmgs to the Whole group alertrng the sodahsts to some ot the poorer cond1t1ons 1n St Louls Then the odalrty went on to help the mrssxon both spmtually through therr prayers and maten ally as far as they could Among other thlngs they saw to 1t that all the small chlldren rn the Klnloch school recelved a Chrrstmas present , -. S e ' 0 - ' I - , .., . , .., . , , .rl - . l I I I I - .. .. , - S I I - - . ze S Za' At a solemn receptron on Aprll 22 about 75 Freshmen entered the Sodallty ot Our Lady The chapel program mcluded a hvmg rosary and b6I'19d1C tron besrdes the regular receptton Prevrous to that occaslon the probat1onar1es were lntensrvely drllled on the rules and pr1v1 leges of the Sodallty at the1r Weekly rneetmgs throughout the school year By means of varred relrglous act1v1t1es darly v1s1ts to the Blessed Sacrament at noon d1str1but1on of pamphlets to members for sp1r1tual read1ng and mental prayer they were 1nsp1red to grow rn the love of God and of our Blessed Mother The young Sodalrty asprrants were capably dtrected through the1r tra1n1ng perrod by Fr Charles Spltznagle SI asslsted by Messrs Wrllram and W1ll1am Mugan SI h Probat1on Sodalttys prtmary Doran S I functlon 1S1I1ClOClf1I'1C1l101'1 the res rn comunctlon Wrth the regular Sodahtles on the canned food drrve for the poor at Chrrstmas and rn the collectlon of Catholrc ltterature and of athletlc eqmpment tor the mtssrons Leaders of th1s year s members were Roger Clark as Prefect Ron M1ller and Fred Graneto tPrefeCts Pete Salslch as Secretary and Gene Forst as Treasurer as Assrstan FROBATION SODALITY MODERATOR OFFICERS F Kane A separate Probatlon Sodallty for 14 candr dates from the upper three years who were recelved Wllh the Freshmen was moderated S I Ioe Ahearn acted by Fr Wlllram Kane as Prefect ot th1s group and Irm Bhyne as Secretary Standlnq Salslch F Graneto For st Mxller Seated Mr Doran Clark Fr Sprtznaglc Sxxly thru 1 Although t er ' ' ' ' , . , , , , ' F hmen,VYOfked Standing-Rhyme. Seated- -Ahearn, r. . 046601 Top Row L1tleto11 A V1tt Mlcell H Kelly D Dwyer Nawrockr L1 ton T Lyons Albert Mrddle Row W Anderson McAul1ffe Hanmbal Sebacher I Graneto T Gleason Cleary Crotty Fox Front Row Hanlon Bo1smenue Styffe T Sommers E Boyce Nester Selvaggr lack Stephens Trmme Holland sr ' - ' THE FOLLOWING MASS SERVERS ABE NOT PICTURED ON THE OPPOSITE PAGE: Srxty four Mrlce Barron Fel1x Brandon Bob Braun Paul Brockland Tom Bryon lack Buck Barry Buermann Iohn Butsch loe Carbonara B111 Cody Larry Colonna Frank Corcoran Ierry Crarge lohn Crotty D1ck Cummrngs Ed Cunnrngham Don Daut Tom Dean 11m Dorsey Tom Durso Don Dwyer Don Erbs Tony Fague Barton Fmch Basrl Fmch B111 Fogarty Gene Forst Ioe Franke Tom Garlrch B111 Ge1sler Harry Gleason Tom Gleason Fred Gos brrnk Fred Graneto Bob Grassr B111 Hamrlton Tom Ham1lton Trm Hanlon Harry Hausmann Iohn Havey Leo Hayes Gerald Hofer Dempster Holland Art Hoogstraet B111 HUlCh1SOH Irm Iennrngs Tom lost Bob Kanard Dan Kelley Don Kettelkarnp Dan K1ng Iohn Knox Don Krebs Bob Le1cht Henry Luepke Ron Lupo Tom Lyons Ma k Maley Bob Martm Dan Martrn Ierome McElroy Tom McT1gue lohn Medler I1m Mrnogue fred Moore Don Nunn Don Orf loe O Toole Wesley Parres Paul Pezzam Henry Pfeffle Torn Pozsgay Dan Pur1cel11 D1ck Purlcellr Bob RICE Bob Schaefer Ken Schaefer Ned Schatzman loe Schuk Dan Scott Bob Sexauer Charles Shadow Mrke Srmms Don Stolte Edwrn Styffe Iohn Tlerney 11m Tracy B ll Valenta Art Vogel lack Wachter Pat Ward Irm Westermayer lohn Whanger lohn Wrllmerrng lere Wrlmerrng Charles Wolff 77344 Sauna 9 win- gli U v-it er cw rf cm H21 ritz rcmet D PI 1 L cr K STUDENT SACRISTANS IACK HHDLICKA LAMBERT PADBERG S IU Upper Lett Frs 1-Iaus r Dry ne htum nan Uoper Rlqht Chapel of the Mar vrs Mtddle lllxdale Bot crr c Bc om Left Charley Vt clff at Blessed Vrrcrn qrcttc Flxqht Dan Mart rt a Sacred Heart sa ue Lef cn O Meara and Frnroy Knaus hefcre Bles ed Sacrament Rrqht lun Byrn tn the llan esa cave ewdafz etzeczla Szxty szx For the thtrteenth ccnsecuttve year the Se-mor Class had the pnvrleqe of makrnq tts annual retreat at Whtte House The senrors were d1 vrded 1nto tour groups ot nity each tor the retreats that contxnued through the month ot counselor tor all retreats and retreat master tor two Fathers loseph T Shlnners Sl lames A Hauser Sl and Leo P Wobrdo Sl qave the other retreats Fathers Lawrence Chtumt natto Sl Carrolll Boland S l cmd Wrlllarr H Puetter Sl drrectors otWh1te House as ssted the retreat masters Retreat captatns were Charles Manger 50 l1m Kern lrm Byrne and Al Vttt Btll Hanneqan Btll Mueller Les T-lohl and Mrke Brennan were loell rtnqers At school Fathers Thomas l Kelly Sl Wtl curn A Dreloold Sl and L F Cervantes Sl conducted retreats for freshmen sophomores and Juntors respecttvely S ' X 3 if at 1: ' F 3 'Q Y- . 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Mqwwwaw- w -W0 Publi aticns Moderators Fr Cr wley Mr Naus The l952 DAUPHIN keeps apace with a school of champions m a year of champion ships This years annual with l6O pages is the largest in the history of Saint louis Uni x ersrty High School Another factor which con tributes to making this years a stouter vol ume is the lUU pound paper a heavier grade than has been used This is one of the fmest in yearbook paper and provides truer pictorial reproduction The cover cut of the towers of Backers familiar Tudor Gothic facade is another inno vation The sketch was redrawn three times before the die was cast for the cut so that a truly distinctive note might enhance this year s DAUPI-HN from the very front cover The Backer student this year opens his an nual to a two page color reproduction of a new front View of Backer instead of the usual blank end sheets He continues to fmd some prmted in an additional color of blue Probably the highlight of the book is the improved pic torial coverage of the year at Backer Co editors Maurice Murray and lerry Low ther supervised the many details involved in publishing a yearbook Senior writers pre pared copy for most of the organizations and activities Bob Buhl as Sports Editor guided the recording of one of the greatest years m Backers athletic history A bigger annual spells more work for the Business Managers and Bill Hannegan and Dave 1-lartenbach did an excellent Job of salesmanship as masters of this department Rich Stephensons help on paste up work was invaluable Mrke Walsh added the artistic work to the book Fr lohn Crowley SI and Mr lohn Naus Sl assisted m the planning and layout of the book as well as m the informal photography Szxtq ezaht 4 Upper Cc editors Lowther and Murray LC .Iver Sports Editor Buhl Business Managers Hartenbach and Hanneqcm I thing new as he turns the first eight pages f X V . 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EI fy, , G IC, R' ,516 Vve ez, ffhzld I In Y. rv Selvaggr Iaclcson Drebold O Sullrvar check Prep News hot oft' tlc press Openrng the school year rn the new publrcatrons otfrce next to the lrhrary on the s cond floor Prep News had a rrght and a duty to admrre everythrng rt beheld There were rcur new typewrrters a new steel trle and a new Speed Graphrc press camera A new deal rn full panoply had arrrved' Early rn September the Cathclrc School Press Assocratron announced that the 50 51 volume garned the coveted Paper of Drslrmtron Award makrng rt one of the frtteen toptlrght hrgh school papers rn the natron Then Don Fleck co cdrtor of the SO Sl volume took trrst place as a news wrrter rn the natronal contest ot CSPA All that added up to hrgn prarse for the SU Jl s'aff and a strff challenge to the 51 59 group But the Sl Q2 boys met the rssue lrke men Under the rntellrgent leadershrp of Bob Drebcld Bob Iackson lrm Selvagqr and Dan OSullrvan Prep News set new records of excellence rn feature wrrt ng Every four page rssue thrs year nad at leas' one eature and the erght pagers pre sentea an attractrve varr y of rnterv ews personalrty sketches and numan rnterest angles Dre-holds rntervrew wrth Father Chrumrnatto garrred wrdely favorable comment as drd Iacrcscns sketch on Father Iaccbsmeyer Bethle hem Bulletm rn tne Chrrstmas rssue owed rts brrllrance largely to O Sullrvan lohrr McLaughlrn Dave Flemmg and Tom Gleason McLaughlin produced hrs frnest wrrtrng of ruary rssr, lchn Phelan and Drebold lent therr assrstance rn grvrng a full page spread to a cornprehensrve study on lesurt Brothers Us ng krllfully hrs wrde acquarntance wrth students and school aftarrs rndetatrgable Danny OSullrvan wrote convrncrng edrtorrals and personalrty sketches that cleverly reflected the hrghlrghts of hrs subrects The last two rssues rn Aprrl and May were under the drrectron of rumor edrtcrs gettrng ready for key posrtrons rr' September Back Row Eflcen Kappel McDevrtt Fuger Rauch Hccgstraet Me sel Front Row D Flemrng Kremer Phelan Lrngner Fcrbush Seuenty K Y 1' K., K 1. . 3. fx ., . wise N9 I , ' , ' ' r .e . ' . ' 'e V ' . A 'ei I 5 r ' v C I l . , A . . , Q , , A ,. i V - K - . . , . the year in hrs interview with Brother Brudny in the Feb- 4 . . , I . 'el . . , 'VJ 4 I ' , rr .H i S . . . I 4 A V 'y, l sl r , V . . I . . If I 4 r I A 4 H I V A c ' ' i . A ' ' . 1, I ST. IDUIS UNIVERSITY HIGH Rl 'KOOL 0 ST. IDUIS, MI. vdmtw 1... 4BAlTKl'llG MELSIUIRIALI January 25, 1952 Hebaters Meisel, Diemer Tug Colle out of Slippery Fourth to Sofia! FirsA Bcllarmen Look Toward 1 ' kaf3'?1fii'f L filfk' Wi' flfvklfg L A .',',.:' ,My st 'Rua ' ff CISL All-Speech Meet ,A j 21. R. f -..- ... . , , ,. . , , 5. A .con Ben im ond g T 6 Award fine Pete affirmative ldithl ni Huh and Pvlo Du-mer losl to lin, .... inade-and wou from FHKI. mul Mtlhxlle, wlulc the .wgLn.'.'-- I--gun of L'lxln'lu: Axxnbruslm .mri 411-vflggf' Messe-l won! un.lul'u.ulm,l mzruxlxxg from Rusuu-K.nn, Nolflxunc on H-I a amd Mex--v P , , . In the totaly for hum Ll-umm-Q menu Sl. Lmus lj. Hzljl x'..n:4 ln hrsl pint-ur, wxlh its x't-1.0141 ui but-zz Wins and Lhrf-4' 105505. l'ullo'.Q--l by Notre lmmc ul Koh l' 4 Bhd Sl. Maxyk HUlChl5OI!, Zcpf. Weller. Hanlon. '34 B. nm u rrp xr-us ,:4rln.1f:. Fmllurc Erhlm' Dun I',m'.l.:' llulx Jmlmlrvn, xuml-tv! thirlcw-nth and nnmlul lim-lsrll--luslnc Inatzn Conleht, .1 yum ll:-2 lkixyfw-url und Clurznqll l'rm'mu-5 of the Som 'Mu.gzwl1y, SJ, lin-'leer xxmtivzafor uf the V11 llw: ml ngxa ul-w rllrontly :ww-lxw-l,l from the ex. Pxv:--ct of Siullf--: ul llu: l'lm.u:o Vmvmcfs. Thru- llululrvd 'Ylum lvm-iw-I luztlvn muh x t'ullts--mulls ' slmlunts, in-vu 3'l'1lU'l fl Nw K ,rho--l-1 :x l U Q . 1 21 'Ugg l' f 2 -fi ass-- V 'f ,. .2 if H i Hopefuls Find Enhance Exam Sel-U-n ' fr ' of 'f xr! '- J J .5 X, x AN, rmulysflx' svlml- fne of which are for hy the Nnnu, Ras-ker scrholarsnxp fund. A'1'l!l'3 xxrsfups 'mlarslups avail- YL . 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Nvllh K fH1'- 'NY S65 . zlmu' Q, sg xgmqg ,,, mah of For :wo mouths before the actu- hw 'Wil 1 W1 'X' - mn..-Il mp-s ...nm-1, and sl. gf-1 exam ww taken. Mr. Mdluefny ml-1 ljvmgge Ai Pnulrs Lxxlhw , round lilo nik Marshall and I, from St-dzalm. In Wy'-'11 ': fl' S' :Xu.'w:'l'!14xx ol' Lfnnvlnnnti placed 'f'0n'lU Wd 5939131 daily 9135565 fm' 'R V- -i,1lm-ll. The in-in-:anal wmncr 5- few Of the Juniors and seniors -l-W -MU-I -H H- Y- W-M ,-- who participated Ln the Backer xx l mp. I-imleuwrlng to take the hon' 7 Lrmls. Mr. McQueeny feels that 1-1 u sz-:wus :nur lrt lation wxll with renter em hagxg on arg 'nl tlxc lull W.. I the lY..'4I lu.. nl U, I , K! - , . g p H the alhunatlve 11-sl In P' .lun .ntl ru- dwg smnxnux-, za Your-year-lgggn for the exam, St. Louis U, the hf:g8.LiVe mst tn SWAN 'f lid, vrfm-in zzmn mad Stain flmfhsi, and Hgh luight pfoduce consistent Vic. However, 'Lhxs rccr-rd of Ll rw- zrl- . P1411 lf n- ll 'E'-nn Lislfm, John mrs in yea!-5 to coma, and three losses was gmt! --r., to he Sedaha for ticipam the rx-'lx' L-1 1 41 the una, lull Hnllmson, :md Ja Ihr.-.lzxg nre rfarupvling for X . nf tlm St. Louis L. progless nf SV lxmzs ljnl-f High :if-Zuni. Wczmvznz an out ot' clwws with tlzl- dox- Culylue in the five of SUV' V 'W' Bowers, I. Dowling. .' D' F. ' last week ,mln-trzng the nm- W' g J .Ay .fl ' :1x'Atul proud Daw llnrtenbaxrllgzjwg' will be pmt-Lnzrv of A ble fmsh I zoom CAST CP CHABACTEBS SCISl'1CI Tony Miceli Miller Tom McCue Grilzlcle lim Werner Binicn loe Boveri Faker lim Sticlciord Chris Torn Fox Davis loe Froechtenigl Manney Pete McMahon Wagner Harvey Hereford lenkins Hugh Kelly Tirn Hogarth Bill Bub Dr. Glass . Ed King Messenger lack Hunthausen Sen. Blake Bill Hannegan Top: Back PL.-W Claris, Davis, PACIYIZIEY, Gnbbif, Hessen' ger, Mr. lenlcins. Frcnl Raw Faker, Miller, Binicn, Sen. Blake-, Middle: Bimcn, inspired hy shower calmed by Tfliller: Vrfagrier and Grzhble perplexed. Bottom fleltl: Tirncrhy Hogarth 15 given the Godspeed rarer well and lxrushcif. Botlom Kcenlerg Mr. Slderbuzne lDireC1Qrl and Mr, MCQueeny lPrcducer1 plan stage selling. s ko PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager Pete Field Stage Crew - Paul Zepf, Dick Dolan, Bolo Strieder, loe O'Toole, Toni Ganz, Warren Bless. Prompter Vic Volland Lights Ed Boyce Properties Dave Hartenloach Publicity Director Kane Henderson Publicity Stall Iohn Gurnersell, Torn Fox, Ed Boyce, Glen Murphy, Mike Walsh, lack Buck, Ed King, lim Werner, Bill Gellhausen. Programs Gary Dukoska, Dick Drain Top: Dams plays sick for Dr. Glass: Marlowe and 'DL Englund' look on. Middle: Sashds audition for Godspeed impresses awk' Davis, dxector Binion, producer Miller. Bottom fleltlz Manney learns cf Davis' serious condition trorn Eamon, Miller, Faker. Boliom tcenterl: Production :rex-J Standing Henderson l. Clocle, Field: Kneeling E. Boyce, T. Ganz Zept. law Bob R1ce learns from the Master Trumpe er lvr Poltzzr The growlng band of St Lou1s U Hlgh has mad e many advances 1D the past two years under the dlrectfon of Mr Iohn Pohzzl ln l950 the band was composed of 14 boys now Just two years later 1t has 48 stalwarts lmproved not onl In b b y num er ut also 1n the quahty of the mus1c offered 1t has become another school orgamzatfon of wh1ch Backer can be proud ln the I-llgh School Revlew Program February 6th the band placed second behlnd the glee club lt has been promment t l l par 1cu ar y at Pep Ralhes and football games A beg1nners band practlces on fundamentals looklng forward to the d U-Y when they w1ll be regulars A dance band has taken to popular muslc whlle the hlllbtlly band lxvens thmgs up at Pep Rallles and Fathers Club Meetlngs Among the bl pu 1C appearances of the entlre band were the two concerts held fn comunctlon w1th the Glee Club one on December 19th the other 1n May Seventy four NM wvwuwig at 1 BEGIN NERS BAND Back Row Koemg Schutzws Worseck Lupe Podrasky T Murphy Hunthausen Bablca Front Plow Hummel Corley Parres Da d W Vl son SlYl1'1Ch Helgofh Massey Play that part over for Fr Smtznagla Charley Kevm shows the tenors at practzce how they smg says Backers Fred Warmg Fr Hauser Ph m Bawston 4 QM' xmwk Seventy szx I qgasur, I H 0 11 1818 Backer Hrgh a school long slnce known for 1lS athletrc and speech endeavors can also boast of a successful Glee Club now ln the past few years thrs worthwhlle addltlon to the GCl1VllY program has grown from a small and unnotlced number of srngers to a strong well earned popularrty 1S a result of long hours of practrce and the unt1r1ng efforts of Pr I A Hauser SI who was assrsted thrs year by Fr C S Sp1tznagle SI Durlng the year the young chorlsters enterta1ned the fathers and sons at a Fathers Club meetrng performed at the two annual concerts and probably re-cerved a great part of therr fame by bemg chosen by the students to represent the school at the Hlgh School Revue Program at Krel Aud1tor1um rn May Among therr repertorre were such h1lS as The Erre Canal Its a Grand Nrght for Slng rng Comrng Through the Rye The Halls of Ivy I Whrstle a HCIDDY Tune and Never Throw a Llghted Lamp at Mother l f - V ' . l nf I ll s rr - rr .ll ld r ,r 'Q 4 'V '-' L .,,v 4 li . J . J I l , ' I f Q 'fx ., - V f' s o Q I 'G ' ' 4 ,, : F 'Y' 3 4 - - r 1' 1- and popular group of srxty-f1ve volces. Thrs ft - - ' ' , . , x 1 ' I If II - ,Il ll , , ' awed? Top Row -Pero, Mansfield, Hanelorinlc, Dowling, Lxstcn, XIVQIS, Kappel, Weise, Massey. Middle Row-fGeiqer, Kcester, McCue, Moll, B. Brown, Kuest, I. Werner, Mockler. Front Row Gellhausen, Lipic, Sommer, Windmueller, Ccrrrqan, Schmidi, Donato, D. Stolte. Top Row Carter H B Che v Moore Sexton I Ly ns Kern NN alcrshauser Wemrrch lv Kearrn Marhemeko ,.os'ri, v'.X , ,. o,' , .1 , ,Ic , ' ,. Middle Row F. Moore, MacDonald, Boclcrus, F. Davrs, Everrno, VJ. O'Tocle, Daue-s, Maruska, McDonald, Kister. Front RCW Rolls Rel' Baoka E rnerue Armb ust I Koelar Zo ll r l Sullrvan Prultt SQL enty sen en Top Row Ccrr1gan D rlem ng Dehne D1emer Armbruster D Dwyer C Illns Tourncur Nava M1ddleRow Barton Frnclt I-Icogstrae Graham Fauke Ermg We1Ier I-lrnkebem xanft I-Hckenlccper I-Iutch1scn Scrnrr r Taylor Iackscu Stebbmgs Proost Ha lon Frcnt Rcw V' Moore Seve M rph G Murphy D wlmg EGSII Fxnch Mels Ron Ivrller L1st el! N F L ACTIVITIES At the out et of the school year the Rev Harold McAul1ffe SI moderator of the Bel Iarm1ne N F L Socrety appo1nted capable Offl cers to I ad the peech club 'V'ersat1le George Me1sel was selected to erve as presrdent Bob Iackson as VICGpf9S1dGI'1l and Bob H1nkebe1n as treasurer Bart F1nch and T1m Hanlon were chosen a SQCTGICITISS and Brll Werler l1brar1an Debates 1naugurated N a t 1 o n a I FOTQDSIC League compet1t1on for the Bellarmen Fourteen h1gh schools Journeyed to St LOUIS U H1gh to take part 1n a pract1ce SESSION on Saturday Gctcber 27 The Backer debaters ranked fourth rn th1s meet as Bob Graham Glenn Murphy Charl1e Armbruster George Mersel Bob H1nke be1n Pete Dremer T1m Hanlon Larl Dehne Bern K1nney George H1ckenlooper and B1ll We1ler learned new approaches to the toprc Another plaque s 1 g n 1 fy 1 n g Bellarm1ne achrevement was brought back IH February by the Backer cont1ngent to the Gramte C1ty H1gh School Inv1tat1onal Tournament Puttrng forth successful efforts were Ron Mrller Iohn Naya Tom L1ston Iack Dowlrng Ralph Taylor Carl Dehne George Hrckenlooper Bart Frnch Ph1I Rodenloaugh Ioe Rerlly Don Ware Iack Gumer 811117111 taht ell Bob Graham T1m Hanlon and Glenn Murphy Two senators and erght representatwes from St LOUIS U H1gh took part rn the Student Con gress held at Webster Groves H1gh on March I5 Delegates to the House were George H1cken looper Pete Dremer Bart and Bas1l Frnch Ralph Taylor Charl1e Armbruster Glenn Murphy and Bob Graham whrle George Mersel and Carl Dehne VO1C9d the1r vrews ID the Senate Bart F1nch was awarded a medal for bemg voted best representatrve from among the forty frve students ID the House and Mersel rated the same honor IH the Senate C I S L ALL SPEECH Frfteen Cathol1c h 1 gh schools crowded Backer s halls on Saturday December I to par t1c1pate IH the 1n1t1al C I S L all speech meet St LOUIS U H1gh placed only IIVG 1n the f1naIs George Mersel Pete Dremer Dave Corr1gan Charl1e Armbruster and Glenn Murphy to trarl St Ehzabeth s Academy and C B C Armbruster ranked f1rst IH rad1o Dremer thrrd In or1g1nal oratory Me1sel and Corrrgan placed second and f1fth respect1vely and externp speak r Murphy rated fourth In the second all speech tourney at C B C on February I6 the Bellarmrne team put erght out of twelve entrres 1nto the frnals to w1n D1e- mer f1rst 1n rad1o speakrng Me1sel IIIQI 1n or1g1nal oratory Sommer second rn SQTIOUS 1n terpretat1on and Murphy second 1n extemp led the way Corr1gan Graham H1nkebe1n and Armbruster w1thath1rd fourth f1fth and srxth re pect1veIy also contrrbuted greatly t the JICIOIY 1 - I 1 1 1 1 . 1 Ll -1 1 . 1 1 .- . . 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 , 161 1 1 1 1 T1 . . 1, - 1 . . A1 11 1 Wx - VA - -fr 'J --Y1 . 1 1 C 1 1 11, cl, 1 , cn. E C . I L- 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S I ' 'I - . 1 . . . , 0 I . C S .1 . Q 1 1 . . ' 5' I F I 1 1 1 me - 1 1 ' Q . 1, 1 . . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 . . 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 , . . . . 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 f 2 1 1 1 V . 1 1 w 1 1 1 1 - , 1 ' . 1 . - 1 1 1 1 -1 I I N-' - - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q . iv 1 A , 1 , 1. 1.1 , Y I 1 1 1 - ,-. ,V N F L OFFICERS Left to rlght Hanlon tsecy Balt MODEBATORS Standzng Mr Padberg Mr Pt Seated Fr HIQQIHS Fr lVlcAu At Rosat1Ka1n srte of the thrrd and flnal C I S L all speech meet the Bellarmen proved themselves true champ1ons f1n1sh1ng f1rst 1n th1s contest and 1n the over all record for the season Through the fforts of Dave Corrlgan and George Me1sel both of whom t1ed for flrst 1n the frnals of or1g1nal oratory and Bob HIHICGIJGIH fourth rn non or1g1nal the school once more clalmed pos sessron of the Oratory Trophy Sommer ranked srxth 1n serlous 1nterpretat1on Murphy fourth m extemp Dowlmg fourth 1n humorous rnterpreta tron and Armbruster and Dremer second and thrrd respectrvely IH radro speakmg For the three tournaments combrned Me1sel and Corn gan won f1rst and thlrd place m e d als respectrvely 1n ongmal oratory and Drerner and Armbruster took f1rst and second place awaras respectrvely 1n the radro d1v1s1on Although farl mg to galn the fmals Vrce Presrdent Bob Iackson Bart Fmch Brll Hutch1son Tom Lrston and Iohn Coll1ns partlcrpated n C I S L contests to Wm valuable pomts for the school Through therr excellent rat1ng throughout the year the St Louls U Hlgh speech team Won the Wagner Trophy for the th1rd stralght year DEBATE To prepare for the strong competrtlon they were to meet 1n regular league debate the novrce as well as VCII'S1lY debaters garned a valuable varlety of experlence from practrce tournaments Among these were N F L prac l1C9 debate tournaments at Fulton Hrgh School Fulton Mo on February nmth and at the Unrverslty Hlgh School Carbondale Ill rx March eleventh and also a debate dlscussron day at Central College Fayette Mo In C I S L debate the Bellarmme debaters qual1f1ed for the flnals by placlng among the top four out of eleven schools IH the two prel1m1 nary tournaments These were held at St Elrzabeths Academy on Ianuary I2 and at Mercy Hrgh on lanuary 26 In the fmals at McBr1de on March l the followlng team ratlng resulted among the four schools who had survrved el1m1nat1on tourneys Won Lost St Lou1s U I-Ilgh Notre Dame of Ftrpa Bosatl Kam Me1sel ranked nrst 1n 1nd1v1dual speakmg pomts Dlemer tred for second Hlnkebem for fourth and sophomore Armbruster teamed up to bnng home the IIISI place trophy Besldes part1c1pat1ng1n N F L and C I S L debate St LOUIS U H1gh took part 1n the Flnch Csecyl Me1sel tpres l Iaclcscn IVICG pres J I-nnkebetn ttreasl Weller Chbrarranl do lrffe Fr Lambeck Seuenty mne- . . . . 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C I S L DEBATE CHAMPS Standrng Merse Hanlon Seated Armbruster Dtemer I-'xnkebem Mrssourr Hrgh School Debatmg League In the South Sectron of the East Central D1str1ct the Backerrtes Won seven and lost frve The follow mg Bellarnune debaters took part Ralph Taylor B1ll Moore Bob Graham Glenn Mur phy Bob Hmkebem Pete Dremer T1m Hanlon Charlle Armbruster Steve Murphy Tom Ranft Carl Dehne Bern Krnney and Bart and Bastl Fmch Whlle the varslty squads were march1ng to sterhng N F L and C I S L VICIOIIGS Mr Rrchard Rudolf SI was burldrng tor the future In a freshman sophomore debate tournament at Webster Groves the Bellarmrne Iunror de- baters gave ample evrdence of thrs work although many of them were meetrng tnter scholastlc competrtron for the flrst trme ln thts tournament Backer won l4 out of 24 debates Cred1t for thls performance goes to the followrng Sophomores Dehne Krnney Taylor Moore Schnerder Cleary Phrlhps Marchlew sk1 Ermg Haberkern and Freshmen Tournour Stebbrngs Ranft Murphy Proost and Fauke All of these debaters as well as Bob Kanard and Mrke Sa1n took part rn an 1ntramural debate program and recelved medals for thetr partlcrpatron STATE N F L Paced by Greg Sommer Dave Corrtgan and Trm Hanlon the Bellarmen vaulted 1nto a frrst place t1e rn the Mrssourr State Tournament of the Natronal Forensrc League held 1n March at Washrngton Unrversrty Sommer tops rn serrous lnterpretatron Corrlgan second rn or1g1nal oratory, and sophomore Hanlon second rn extemp-together Wrth state frnalrsts Bob Hrnkebern George Mersel Glenn Murphy Erqhly and Tom Lrston tmproved upon last years fourth place ranktng by clrnchrng supreme honors w1th Wlllram Chrrsman I-llgh School In addltron to the flnalrsts the debate team and extemp speakers Bob Graham and Carl Dehne lent helprng hands and vorces to stake a ftrst place t1e The debate squad afftrmatrve Pete Dremer and Bob Hlnkebeln and negatrve George Mersel and Charles Armbruster matched last years efforts by comptlrng a 51 record to quallfy for the semlfrnals Although a strong Wrllram Chrrsman team rose up to crush Backer hopes for prunary honors m that d1V1 ston the St Lours U Hrgh debaters fmrshed Wrth a credttable thrrd Durrng the state tourna ment Representatrve Melsel was elected by the members of the Sub Drstrrct Congress to be one of the Mrssourt delegates to the Nattonal Student Congress of the N F L at Boston Unrversrty thls Iune Sacrrfrcmg therr trme to serve as coaches throughout the school year were moderator Pr McAul1ffe varsrty debate and extempora neous speakrng Fr I-I1gg1ns radro Fr Lam beck serrous and humorous rnterpretatron and Mr Padberg or1g1nal and non or1g1nal oratory CONTEST WINNERS In the ctty VOICE of Democracy Oratory Con test Bob Hmkebem s recorded speech won frrst place over 825 students from twenty erght St Lours hrgh schools He later placed second rn the state George Mersel won the crty Amencan Legron Oratory Contest and rn the zone con test on March 2 at Farmrngton Mo he took second place I - Mm 1 11 . 7 ', , A' V . . . . . . . 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 -J 1 1 1 . 4 1 1 ,-. 1 ' 1 . . . . . . . . . , . , ' ' ' ' L. 1 , . . 1 ' ' ' ' . . . 1 1 1 1 ' . , , , , . . . . . 1 1 1 1 - . . . . - 1 ' . . 1 - 1 1 - ' . . , , 1 . , ' - 1 1 , - . . 1 . I , I I 1 1 1 ' . ' 1 . 1 1 . 1 4 1 1 ' 1 '1 1 1 1 - Buck Fox Drum Duk bku Murray Buda M Wul h lost Styip Front Cum rscll H1 ke-nlccper Mr Shelburne KM demtorf ffl Barter Fm H B11 Ion Ccrepum Crmq Barron McDonald Bosxl Fnch S xt n adm 4 Erah ll fm , , , C' , . ' X . s , , 'f.. w e - , 'C , . K C X, A y I rw. , ,f E 4 . , A ig? R32 , T Lf v 3 i Q.-.Q 1225 W A , ' 5 ff Pi 5 K'- ' Sviif' ' , 'I Q 3 WX PM- ' xc i . C., I , . '. Ev,', ,' , ' i ,eC. I Back RCW D Flerutng OSull1van W OTccle Kremer Sommer Dremer Murray Selvaggt Hartenberqer Front Row Phelan Mersel Fuqer Koppel Iackscn Eberte Drehold f' 'T gl fl r ffl' r :FMF I, l-Vtrr I - t W' Ezghty tu.o Wrth therr purpose to further Cathohc lntellectual thought through the readrng and dtscusston of the great Catholrc llterature the Lrterary C1rcle thrs year featured revrews of the best Works of Englrsh Catholrc authors At the trrst meetrng the members elected Bob Iackson presrdent George Metsel vrce presrdent Dave rlemrng secretary and Don 'Eberle lrter ary r1t1c Fr lohn I D1 Jrne Sl was moderator forthe nrnth Consecuttve year Thrs year s revtews are ltsted below Artrcles from America maqazne O ullrvan Dtemer Chesterton Ballad of the White orse Selvaqqr l-lcllr Thomas More MUFTGY Bellcc Cranmer Waugh Edmund Campron Kaye Srmth Superstmon Comer Mccdy The Lde of Newman Newman Apoloqla pro Vlta Sua Ben on Come Rack Came Rope Brodr ck The Ongm of the Iesurts Chesterton Orthodoxy Ward G K Chesterton Waugh The Loved One Conley Dan England and the Noon Day Devil Manmr Late Have I Loved Thee DeWohl The Qulet Light Greene Heart of the Matter Waugh Bndeshead Revlsted Knox Sahres Graham Iackson Phelan Koppel Mezsel Murray Fleming O Tocle Selvaqqt Drebcld Murray Sommer lacks n Puget O Sullrvan Eberle 0 J A M U . ' ' t , 'S , ' ' -- ' H . . ' Vfgkxykffyx W 1 ,. . .. . ,. . Q K 5 , Jgadj i. . ,. V V itteptwtt . ty1fn1fe1:tl.ttttt T- K ' Conley Mr. Blue .. . . , . ,, . l-lartenberqer lf 't tt-'rt T ,lg ..1,ti . . T , ., ft - - r , T , O 'hi ff 'K ttf Fl H 1 tiltlftt tlft be . .. . A-.tl gm- '- I -Y . .. . .. . .. mmf -avril, . . ..,. . .,., ,..., , ., Under the able guidance ot Mr. Carl Miller, The Pasteur Chapter ot the Iunior Academy of Science successfully com- pleted its nineteenth year ot existence. This year's officers, elected at the initial meeting, were Paul Czysz, president: Ice Lipic, vice-president: Glen Murphy, secretary-treasurer: and lim Selvaggi, program chairman. Field trips, lectures, movies, and projects comprise the activities ot this year's Science Club. Among the field trips taken were iaunts to the Ralston Purina laboratories, the Police Laboratory and Academy, St. Louis' main Fire Department, Globe-Democrat, and St. Louis University's Institute ot Technology. A lecture both instructive and entertaining was delivered to the scientists by Captain Ioseph Hely, U. S. A., an alumnus and ex-Science Club mem- ber. The lecture concerned the Skorsky and Bell helicopters and their use in modern warfare. As its entry in Washington University s Annual Science Fair the Millermen built a wind tunnel demonstrating the cause of the rise ot airplanes For constructing this exhibit Paul Czysz won a one year scholarship tor aeronautics to Missouri University and Ioseph Lipic Ed Zilliken and Iohn Buck won cash prizes for their chemistry exhibits at the Fair get 4 , ' ,l f gli.. .. K I .M ' wi 3 x , l tg 21' 1 1 U wx, j X ll x.. 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I X . x W 1 , 1 W X , xx A , Q xg Y gsm' S L , N, .x , , il I Q rw Top Row Loftus Hummel T Hughes Belchle Padberq Kczlatek Graretc Krtts Fourth Row D Hrckey Maley McNu ty Hesser Ossenfort D Dwyer Kettelkamp Watkrns Albert T Lyons tlvrqr Thxrd Bow Pope iMqrl Dowhnq W Hamrlton KMqrl Second Row Raymond Codv Hebron Sweetrn Thcmann D Pfyl hm Byrne Efken Front Rcw Massey Gresler Crrmmms M Brennan Hahl Demmas Lrnqner Hovley McAul1tte Rernkemeyer Mrssrnq for prcture D Martrr D Krnq T aullrvan 74016466 For the srxth stra1qht season the Prep Leaaue crown srts trrmly atop the srnrllnq Brllrken dome But thrs year a new wreath was charnpron that ot the Drstrrct crown Head coach Mr C l Taylor and assrstant Mr Ed Donohue led therr vahant Blue Whrte con trnqent rnto the Prep League fracas expectrnq a battle especlally from ex coach l-lassers vaunted De Andrers Wrldcats but when the smoke ot battle cleared the Brlls once aqam stood 1nv1nc1ble As usual the Brlls placed several on the All Dlstrrct team The stalwart guard Art Demmas was all everythlnq The Greek star qarned berths on the local AllD1str1ct All Prep and All State teams But he also was prcked for a pos1t1on on the AllAmer1can team composed ot stars from all over the country The other CoCapta1n Les Hohl was placed on the All State AllD1stnct and All Prep squads Others to qam honors were Mlke Brennan AllD1str1ct and All Prep Dan Martrn and l11'1'1 Byrne All Prep Dan Crrmmrns recerved Honorable Men tron on the AllD1str1ct team ST LOUIS 33 WASHINGTON TECH 6 The Iunror Brlls easrly tamed the Golden Lrons of Washrnqton Tech Ezqhru sn FIIST half actton saw TVIDCS Hovley sneak over for the 1n1t1al marker from the erqht yard lrne and CoCapta1n Les Hohl race lU yards tor the frrst of hrs three scores Dan Crrmmlns qave further proof of the Brlls runnrnq prowess rn the second half on a touchdown sprrnt of three the ace quarterback notched hrs last two tallres on short runs ,-4z4eemD Bev T I Kelly S T M l Eagan S l Athletrc D rector Assrstant Athletrc Drrector -H , V , . ,R , , I , A , I . I I X . .U . Y. addedto the usual laurels associated with a Yards' The Spotlight shone on Hom again GS : ' ' ' ' 5 . X A ' V K . . . , . . r. . , . . em A ' . . - Mike Brennan Les Hohl lim Byrne All-DisIrict,A11-Prep All-State, All-District, AI14Prep All-Prep Co Captain Ms.. We is Qwqw fl wks! C 'N LJ N R, I Mr C I Taylor Ari Demmas Mr E I Donohue Head Coach 311 Av I can A I State Al1D1str1ct All Prep ASSISQGUT Coach Co Capiam Exahtu sewn K, K .,.E. 4 fp ' E ,iv Q ff 3 . ef H ,.: J E b ' V 'Z A .K W A up 1aa eg,-if fi E I 5 ,- 4 :-. .1 x :A Xi 1 l 1 K . X . a e l 5 , :-.. b Q A we N f' e - . . . gg nv Qg xxna . B 'I ff 1 ' . j. 4 W F QA Don Pfyl Dan Martin Blll Watkins Dan Crimmins All-District Hon. Mention Captain '52 Team St. Louis, 65 Roosevelt, 6. Outweighed but not out-fought, the Blue- White battled the Goliaths from the south side to a well-earned deadlock. ln preseason pick- ings the Roughriders were selected to top the Public League, but the Backermen put their defensive prowess to good use as they rushed the much heavier Rider line off its feet. Roose- velt drew first blood when a lineman picked up Les Hohl's blocked punt and galloped un- molested over the goal. The Bills tallied in the second quarter when Hohl, already having two long touchdown dashes called back, finally snake-hipped his way to pay dirt from the three-yard stripe. Eighty-eight St. Louis, 6: Beaumont, l3. All hopes of avenging the District game of last year were toppled when the Bills were stung twice in the first half by a powerful jackets' backfield. Dan Crimmins imparted a ray of sunshine on the Backer fans in what was otherwise a very gloomy day. ln the third quarter the junior streak spun around left end and started on a junket which ended at the goal line, 65 yards away. Paul Thomann, stellar linebacker, had set up the play by run- ning an interception pass to the Bills' 35. Mis- cues played an important part in the game. Fumbles and interceptions were happening so fast that neither team had time to start any substantial drives of any kind. This game saw a couple of the many injuries that were to plague the Bills this season. St. Louis, 71 Decatur, 13. Two long runs trampled the Dauphins in their first road game of the season when they matched running attacks with the spirited Reds from Illinois. The contest was just under way when the Reds' left end scooted eighty-five yards for the first marker. The Bills' running attack was stifled by a solid wall of crimson, so quarterback Hohl went to the air. Dan Crirnmins ate up large parts of opposing turf as he caught three of Hohl's spirals. The last was good for a touchdown from twenty yards out. Late in the second quarter, Simroth took off through the Billiken secondary for a fifty- yard sprint which sewed up the game. The Bills' last ditch attempt was nullified by a pass interception. St. Louis, 35: St. Mary's, 7. Making the first defense of their Prep League diadem, the junior Bills all but buried the Green Dragons from the Southside. The Dau- phins' two burly fullbacks, Bill Hebron and Steve Sweetin, were just too much for the Dragons' forward wall to stop. The fans had just gotten seated when the first part of the Backer Bulldozers, Hebron, skipped undis- turbed into the end zone from a short distance out. ln the second quarter, Hebron picked a hole in the line and dashed to another t.d. Dan Crimmins had set up the play by snatch- ing up a fumbled handoff and driving to the one-yard line. Towards the end of the second quarter, sub-quarterback Dick Ossenfort raced 65 yards up the middle, following a hole made by guard Art Demmas. Crimmins and Sweetin piloted drives to the goal in the second half. The former galloped ten, the latter twenty yards. Bob Massey notched bull's-eyes five times out of five attempts in the extra-point department. The St. Mary's game, which initiated a five game winning streak, was a turning point of the season. The terms splinter fleet and T- team became obsolete when the bench was cleared cf every reserve in every Prep League game so that the whole team 1ettered for the season Dans Martm and Kmg were back tn the 11neup ard the cost1y IHJUTIGS ot early sea on stopped The 1oss ot Mark Maley hm Karl and Hank Remkenreyer to the hosp1ta1 earher m the eason had been a severe blow and temporary mcapacrty ot Vmce Hov1ey B111 Cody Larry Kttts B111 Vfatkms and Ia k Gresrer was a haralcap to be overcome aurmg the season Among the strong reserves to see actron espec1a11y durmg the remamder ot the season were promrsmg quarterback Dan McAu11tte re11ab1e end Art Etken and blockmg back Pau1 the season and a sextet that msures a good nucleus tor next year Norb Kozratek at end Don Dwyer at tack1e George McNu1ty at guard Don Hesser star punter Drck Ossentort expert passer and sohomore Irm Raymond powertu1 b1ock1ng back St Lours 26 McBr1de O Expectmg to face a tough encounter rn therr second 1eague contest the L1tt1e B111s com p1ete1y mauled the hapless Mrcks to mark up therr hrst shutout ot the season Les Hoh1 started thlngs boormng rn the openmg mmutes when he plunged over from two yards out Repeatmg frrst quarter actroi Leapm Lester romped over agarn rn the second stanza Shrtty Dan Crrm mms broke Hoh1 s monopo1y on the touchdown market when hc scooted seventy two yards on a reverse to score Just before the ha1t But Hoh1 was back 1n the spothght agaln m the thrrd perrod as he hur1ed a touchdown pass to end Dan Kmg Lours 28 C B C Superlatrve 11ne p1ay matched wrth surprrs mg aer1a1 domrnance combmed to grve the Tumor B111s a we11 earned Homecomrng vrctory over the outclassed Cadets Takmg advantage of the frrst opportunrty that presented 1tse1t B111y Hebron crashed across the goa1 tor the trrst ot tour touchdowns 1n the second quarter Co captarn Les Hohl cu1m1nated a 34 yard drrve by sneakrng mto the Cadet secondary from the two yard 11ne Thrrd quarter actron saw the B111s uncover therr powertu1 aer1a1 arm for the trrst trme thrs season Q B Les Hohl hur1ed to Mercury footed Dan Crrmmms and the speedy ha1tback was ott for the Backermen s thrrd td The play covered 40 yards The aer1a1 bombardment drdnt end there 1ate m the 1ast stanza Drck Ossentort passed three yards to end Lambert Padberg who was stand mg a11 a1one rn the end zone Ioe Graneto Terry A1bert B111 Hebron aa. 'VQMJ Bob Massey Steve Sweetm B111 Cody Tack Gxesler Erghty nzne 1 ' T ' 1 L4 V 1 4 ' ' ' s . o , ' , c ' . 1 A S, I . . I 1 I , 4 l , -, ' , ' ' ' , o ' 1 - 1 st. ', , . . ., 0. 1' r I - 1 I Thornonn, who were defensive store throughout the recovery ot the tumb1ed kickoff, the Bills' I I I I . . o N . ' ' ' 1 ' ' : ' ' ' J ' I - 1 - V . , . A A I ., - . X 7 tt . L21 St. Louis, 325 DeAndreis, O. Snow flurries, strong winds, cmd C1 powerful DeAndreis line mounted up to ci tremendous obstcrcle in the rcimpoging Bills' quest of Prep Lecrgue crown ond o cleon slcrte of leogue vic- tories. But gs the fincxl whistle sounded the Doruphins for the sixth stroight seoson hod the victor's diodem firmly ploced in their pos- session. The Borckermen stood determined crgoinst the much heovier Wildcot line crll through the first hcrlf, when both sides did little else but punt. But DeAndreis punted once too often. Lote in the second quorter the Wild- cots kicked into cr stiff wind. The pigskin cor- ried ten yoirds to the Wildcots' thirty-seven yczrd line, ot which the Bills took possession. Finding the Wildcot line not yielding enough yordoge to the Billiken bcrcks, Co-coptorin Hohl pitched to end Donny King, who trotted the needed distcrnce for the morker thcrt wcrs to sew up the contest. The some dogged couroge thot corried the Bills from the doldrums of mediocrity crt the sec1son's stcrrt to the spec- toculdr heights they now commonded, proved itself crgoin in the second hcrlf. Hebron cmd Hohl cought the Wildcots nopping olnd quickly took ddvontdge of the opportunity with touch- down jcrunts of one ygrd eoch. Before the Cots hod recovered from those two touchdowns, sub-quorterbock Dick Ossenfort hod tossed to Bob Mossey, who scooted into the end zone, following the poth lcrid by end Art Efken's brilliont blocking, for the fourth Billiken morker. Fullbcrck Steve Sweetin completed the mop- ping up exercise when he ploughed over for the fincrl tolly from the two-yord line. The sidelines shout enccuroqernent ogomst Beoumcm. Tcm Sullivan Hohl gets owoy cn another power run against Decatur. Dam King Ninety VICTORY! Brennan, Hohl, Hebron, Demmas, Coach Taylor, Mr. Faherty of Globe.Democrat, and Bill Watkins with Dis- trict Championship Trophy. tGlobe Photo.l I I I I ST. LOUIS l3: SOUTHWEST l2 The dark clouds which overhung Francis Field all through the Thanksgiving Day classic seemed suddenly to disappear as the seconds of the clock stubbornly ticked off a Billiken victory. Then all at once it was true and bed- lam broke looseg the Dcruphins, a team which had to fight an uphill battle all year, had clashed with the vaunted Steers from South- west and conquered. The seemingly indestruc- tible passing attack of Southwest boomeranged and came back to haunt them in the form of passes hurled by brainy Les Hohl. All- American Art Demmas and Rocky Brennan dug their mud cleats into Francis Field to stage a brilliant blocking and tackling rodeo with the Steers. Like the champions they were, the two schools locked horns in a fierce battle to win. The first half was fought on an even keel on a sea of mud until Hohl pulled, from his bag of tricks, the feared reverse, the play that scored repeatedly for the Bills all through the season. Halfback Dan Crimmins was the last man to receive the pigskin on this crafty maneuver and the speedy back spun through the line, out- distanced the linebackers, and raced forty- seven yards before he was pulled down just three yards short of the Steer's goal. But reli- able Les Hohl brought the fans to their feet when he slipped past the outstretched arms of the enemy and into the end zone for the first marker of the contest. Bob Massey's placement went wide. Bob Buck scored for Southwest lust before the end of the half. This didn't stop the determined Bills, for they grabbed the second half kickoff and quickly scored a touchdown before they relinquished control of the ball. Again it was Wingback Crimmins who administered the telling blow. This time he scampered from the forty-seven to the twenty-seven to put the Bills in touchdown territory. Several plays later Hohl drove over for his second tally. Hohl now decided to use the play that was to decide the District champion- ship, the strategy that backfield coach Ed Dono- hue outlined in the locker room at half time. The team lined up as usual for the extra-point attempt with Hohl down on one knee, preparatory to holding the ball for Bob Massey's accustomed boot. But when the ball was snapped, Hohl sprang up, caught the ball, and shot a spiral to lanky end Tom Sullivan, who hugged the leather that was to mean victory. Billiken supremacy ebbed only once in the few minutes that remained. Buck, sidestepping beautifully, raced forty yards to get as far as the Billiken one-yard line Where Bill Hebron pulled him down. A moment later he tallied his second touchdown which put Southwest be- hind by only one point. The Bills stubbornly protected their one point advantage the last few seconds and preserved their first District Game victory in five tries since they won in l947. 1x't'neft,.0n.1 64144 FLUITL1 Row 11. Sml Vumel cmqrc Lhrhcxr r Grcn Anecxm Nm em 1 n Ahlert Thlrd Row R ldy P Mcrmcn P hocher K EJ1 v s C111 Mclieown Schlc 'nc Memrk M IVIGIT P codn n Mar? Qeccncl Row Rabbit Rhym: IWCDGHI1 IV' Kc P6 v B Ryan K Much Mug I Wccmer Prom Row Schhtt Lu ncewme Summa C life s C ellc 11 Bercrr Gr A Ere mln 'luglfznf W L '55 -W 'M -'Gif ,ff '01 it 'G- q,.... --uf 1. J-i'74iE'9 Fourth RCW Westhus Buermfmn Mcymhcm Butsch Crcity 1' OKeefe WIIIIG Dorsey Tchm Stemmetz Thud Row luck Ho11rupfAsst Coach? 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Wi, Ag' Q b b ' Sf 'A 'Q 1, Q get A J 1 L . ,, - A x 6 A -.L A K , - 5 H ' f fi 'Qi ' se ' 'R A A 1 'V-f' f 4 S ' I 0 4 n ' 0 F l . 1 , 1 I 1- k A I if 6401 The medrocre 341 record of Coach Hank Raymonds Bee Team 1S decervrng and does not 1nd1cate a lack of matenal for Backer foot ball seasons to come None of thelr losses were by more than one touchdown One loss was to Country Day s B Team champs rn the ABC League In the C B C game they lost ln the last mrnute when a Cadet rntercepted a pass and ran almost the length of the held for a tally Ilm Rhyne a stellar passer ln the backfleld was out of the crty for thrs and a couple other games and hrs return was wel come Other potentral Hohls and Demmases were hrgh scor1ng Pete Samuels George Ahlert and Ioe Ahearn master pass recervers along wrth hm Rabbltt and Dlck Hrckey a tncky runner Tackle Tony Brennan and Guard Charlre Krebs Co captams were outstandrng defenslve lme men SLUH Opponents Washrngton Tech Beaumont Roosevelt St Mary s McBr1de C B C Country Day DeAndre1s l2l Totals 6400 The dropprng of Prep League C football forced the Cees to compete wrth heavrer teams ln the B class Desplte thrs apparent d1S advantage the freshman gndders romped through a successful and hrghly granfymg eason Led by Tom OKeefes passrng and Dave Vrzes puntlng they amassed a total of flve V1ClOf1GS wh1le losrng only two Other offensrve stars were Tom Bourke at end Mrke OKeefe Pat Gnfford and Les Spanel ball carners Spanel also starred 1n a defensrve role along w1th Pete Salsrch A measure of the Cee s defensrve punch was lost when Bog Clark suffered a drslocated shoulder ln the second game and was out for the remarnder ofthe season Mr W Doran SI the mentor beh1nd the teams successes rece1ved very capable and w1ll1ng asslstance from two Un1 versrty students Al Stephan and lack Holtrup grads of 'il Others 1D the startlng hneup 1n cluded Tom Bourke and lohn Crotty at end Bnan Bunker and Iohn Wlllle at tackle Tony Blbaudo and Phll Smlth at guard and Charley Wolk at center SLUH Opponents Coyle B Lutheran B C Iohn Burroughs B McBnde B Reserves Mercy B DuBourg Totals Tom Olfeefe of Cees ames the ball aqarnst Coyle Mager of Bees runs mterference for Rhyne Salsxch blocks Spanel and Wrlhe follow the play agamst Roosevelt Nmety three Top Row R E Braun Fague Schmrtt Vogel G Gray Hang Bray D Purrcelh Helgoth Kehret Thrrd Row Drck Roth Kovol Franke Nunn Parres Hannon I Lossos knox Second Row Pcdrasky CMgrJ Shadow Gcedeker I Boyce Carbonara T Dursc Zceller F Slo1kcwsk1 Krlgen M Bryde iCoachD Front Row Holland I Hamxlton Iere Wllrnerrng Reardon Charpentrer E OBr1en Ioe Ryan M Cooney The Mrghty Mltes under the able coachmg ot Mr Bryde SI tmrshed thelr season by loslng a hard fought game to last years M1dgets l9 6 Th1s grves them a season record of two wms one tre and one loss whlch 1snt bad cons1der1ng the opposrtlon they had to meet In therr openrng game the Mrdgets were held to a scoreless t1e wrth DuBourgs fresh man team Next 1n l1ne came two grade school tearns Our Lady of Lourdes and St Rochs wh1ch were beaten 279 and 3427 respectlvely The last game was the only mar on 1he1r record rn whrch they were beaten by the ex Mldgets Outstandmg players were OBr1er Ryan Boyee Durso Charpentrer Sha dow Roth and Knox Whoops' Dean fumbles as Kovol and Du Bourg Knox away for a t d players watch Ninety four S, Aw sv-9 X M'- Top Row- 1-lain, D. King, Luepke, Padberg, Hrdliclca. Middle Row Mr. Rayrncnds lCoachl, D. Martin, Cssenfort, lim Karl, Thomas, C, Wcltt, Crimmins. Ercnt Row Pope 1Mgr.l, Sornmers, Gellhausen, Klegn, Honl, E. Boyce CMgr,l. may 2 nefy 2 Mr. Hank Raymonds Coach of '52 State Champs -SIX SLUH BASKETBALL BILLBOARD Opponents 56 . ., Washington, Mo. , .. 44 68 , Hermann . .. ., . 23 59 Washington Tech. 39 68 . Kirkwood . , 44 83 .. . . ,Douglass , 31 66 Beaumont . ,. 37 42 . . . Collinsville ., . 58 50 , Mercy .,... , , 48 48 , McKinley . .. 41 70 , Decatur ..,. ,.,,. c.,.. 7 5 64 , Soldan-Blewett 25 53 . , Quincy . 54 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT 61 St Francis de Sales , 12 62 ., ,., Coyle , 33 51 Sumner ,, , 40 42 . Burroughs , 45 PREP LEAGUE 47 ,. DeAndreis ,.., 35 62, .C. B. C. ,.,, 26 62 .. , McBride , , 34 59 . St. Marys 33 73 ,, DeAndreis . 57 75 C. B. C. , 38 43 . . . McBride 45 72 , St. Mary's ..,,. ,. ,.... . .. 45 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 52 . . . St. Marys ...,. ,. , ,. 24 44 .. , ..Lut1'1eran .. . ., ,. .., 38 49 ,. .., ... ... Maplewood ,... , ,. .. 36 STATE TOURNAMENT 54 . . . Washington . ., 40 74 Doniphan 46 41 . U. City . , 38 50 . DeAndreis . . 40 league, tale ampe 2 mxSSoun.x STATE Q HAMPS l'i52. C'Cpt k oCcpt H Cpt AP PpA11D As APp Ed M lyT phy Martm Elll Fat B ll Gellhaus rt PREP LEAGUE The annual Prep League race saw the Brlls emerge wrth therr feathers comparattvely un ruffled as they flew by every team tn the league tw1oe except McBnde to snare the league tttle for the fourth stratght season The auallty of Prep League oonspetmon IS evt denced loy the fact that the hnals of the State Tournament at Columhla wa an all Prep League ttnals Eactng DeAndre1s 1n the ltdllfter the Blue Whtte sptked the Cats hopes for league domt tance by teastng the rangy North Stders Wllh a 47 35 verdtct The second en ounter proved no more wtndmg than the ftrst for the Blll flashed a lortlltant array of fteld goals before the stunned Cats who were left panttng wrth rothmg to how hut a 73 57 tannmg The soldters from C B C drew tn therr hat tered defense and attempted to turn the taloles on the spunky Dauphtns But the effort hack flred and the Baokermen ooasted to an easy vrctory 62 26 and tn a return oattle 75 38 McBr1de s M1cks were the only snag tn what was otherwtsc a vory pleasant league orurse for the Brlltken vrctory shlp The Mrcks were torpedoed by the h1gh powered Backer dread nought early IH the season 62 35 lout they came hack to knock the wtnd out of the Btlls atls 1n a return engagement 45 43 St Mary s Green Dragons worked no undue hardshtp on the Dcruphms for they allowed the vahant Brlls to slay them twtce 59 33 and 72 45 loesrdes a defeat rn the Regtonals Nxmiu wh! CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT ln the frrst Chrtstmas Tournament sponsored oy the Prep League at St Louts Umverstty Gym the Btlls gave only a trace of the hnl hant thmgs to come as they were edged 1n the closrng seconds of the fmals by a scrappy Iohn Burroughs outfrt 45 42 lt was the frrst l s for the future state champs who had trtfnrned Sumner 5140 outdtstanced Coyle BA 33 and routed St Eranors de Sales 6212 loefore meettng the Bombers rn the fmal round Wtth only seconds to go tn the fourth quarter vvhtch found the score knotted ten trmes the Erlls tratled oy a basket Btll Gellhausen stole the pall and the Backermen wtth the1r hacks agatnst the wall had an opportumty to even the count Les I-lohl push shot teetered on tlse ftnal whtstle As the loall cam ff he o ards the Dauphms tncurred a foul whtch was promptly sunk to make the three pornt n argrn MAPLEWOOD REGIGNALS Before they could qualtfy for the state tour narnent the Backermen had to stand the test f the tough Maplewood Regtonals The lortl lant Backer qumtet pa sed wrth flylng olors as they loreezed loy St Marys 52 24 sunk Lutheran 44 38 and raked up the host Leafs tn the flnal t1lt hy a lopsrded margrn of l3 potnts 49 36 The floundenng Leafs were com pletely outclassed loy the flashy Backermen who wrth thetr srghts already trarned on the tate crown were poundtng away at the hoop wrth unernng accuracy Dart . . Il 71 - t 'e ' os s, ' f Q s s r , - , ' , . F- . - L ' ' T s, ' s W ' T 4 C 1 W 4 l . V A V , 1 T V . s -- A Q ' A the rtm a second hut rolled off, Just loefore l L M ' 1 . , , 1 r . e o t ' , - : A ' 1 , ' . ., 1 9 'A N .3 A T A I M t 7 ' t , ' s T c . T A - Q . sw, S 135' X -Q i' v ix, Qi? 'Q UM! 6' P egx.LUHlf 7 Qliir ' 3 . sf STATE TOURNAMENT Dtsplaylng the charnp1onsh1p ftnesse that had rocketed them past other tournament and dlSlf1Cl rtvals the lunror Btlls topped oft a superlatlve cage season by hangtng a 50 40 shellacktng on the DeAndre1s Wrldcats tn the fmals of the annual Mrssourr State Class A hoop carmval The thrrd seeded Dauphms Jet propelled fast break sparked by the Btlls three co capta1ns Hohl Hrdlrcka and Kmg plus a stonewall defense proved too over powermg for the hapless Cats lt seemed llke old home week to the Btlls a they comb1ned the radar l1ke accuracy on out court shots by All State Les l-lohl and the devastatrng Jump shots of lack l-lrdl1cka to whrp their Prep League opponents for the th1rd consecutlve trme thrs season Along wtth thts dead eye duo the Dauphrns patr of classy reboundmg arttsts Gus Luepke and Dan Kmg came IH for thetr share of the laurels the Btlls tw1n prllars of strength left thetr opponents gapmg as they more than once turned e trde of a crucral game by grabb1ng an a rmportant rebound and sendtng 1t down e court to a team mate who plunked IH e wtnmng bucket Brll Ham and Dan Martrn rounded out a closely kmt team whose greatest asset was tts flne sp1r1t The Battlm Btlls gatned a berth tn the fmals by romprng over the Washrngton Bluelays tn therr 1n1t1al start 54 40 by pulvertzmg the Donrphan Dons 74 46 and by barely edgrng the vaunted U Ctty lndtans rn a thrtll r 4l 38 to wtn the semt fmals Two sparks that helped to rocket the lunlor Brlls to the top 1n tournament play were the depth rn reserve strength on whrch Coach Rayrnonds could call rn a trght spot and the tough competttton whrch the Backer boys had met 1D regular season play Cn the1r two Orw Hundred MARCH 8 l95Q s s a A llu trtps mto the lllmots terrrtory they lost heart breakers to two of the top teams rn lll1no1s Decatur 170753 and Qurncy C53 545 ln the game wrth Qumcy the Brlls played the role of champ1ons they were soon to assume De sptte playmg on a foretgn court and one on whrch Qurncy had not been beaten rn four y ars desp1te the ttrtng afternoon trrp desp1te trarlmg by seven po nt twtce rn the game they lost only rn the last f1ve seconds to a team that was to cl1mb to the number two berth m lllrnors Refer c lack Magurr s pt ff hrs fee' by Hrdltckas f tcsctct n Ktrkwc cf gr' -4 564 I I I I I cfugqrrizps llillzckd Hit Hrtltl Kita 1-mx-tu 111't plac' 'zcffry in Qlas' A lulzssrixgzt St I Bas .f'l,,alQ T3t1:ri'1rx1fr1'. LTLlf1IQ'J-'Q 11. ali: Karl Vtfilff lditflfl Ham CjlC't. J xxxfi ':.T':ry. . f V 1 1 ll I: ' ' ' . . . 1 ,-N ' ' ' ' ' , 'c , r , ' - I ' ' . 1 s , - I I I V t , , . S , - . . , . ' 1 1 f I , . . f , . . . V - I I - V I H V X C- , . o , , Back R Scheer Roy Rhyne B Ryan Eh h rt Rabb tt Vrsr. n Ioe Dwye Front Rc T Lyons tMgrD W Bollwerlc Ahea L e Ah ert Kramer M ON ltCoac1 SEASON S RECORD WON QQ LOST 1 5409 SLUH Opponents Hermann Washmgton Tech Krrlcwood Douglass DeAndre1s C B C McBr1de Beaumont St Marys Country Day Mercy DeAndre1s C B C McBr1de McK1nley St Mary s Soldan Blewett Mercy DeAndre1s St Mary s Country Day S L U H C Totals 47 Average per game 'WP The Bee team coached by Mr 11m ONe11 frnrshed the season wlth the remarkable record of twenty two wrns and only one loss Aiter trrrnmrng St Marys B team by 15 pomts the Backer Bees bowed to St Marys when they went South A rubber game was pro vrded by the Mercy Tournament and S LU H tasted a sweet erghtpomt vrctory In thrs postseason B team tournament at Mercy the Bees came througn to wm the champron hrp by beatrng Country Day rn the tmals 41 38 The team shows great promrse tor next year s varsrty Led rn the scormg department by Ice Lee wrth a ten polnt game average and by captarn B111 Bollwerk wrth nrne the tearn averaged forty s Ven pornts per game to thrrtyone for thelr opponents Other hrgh corers were 11m Kramer wrth erght pomts per game Bren Ryan and hm Rhyne wtth srx pcrnts each per game One Hundred One 1 56 .,r,,........,.,...,........,.,...t.....,.,. 12 p 74 ' . .......,............,,,,.,,, 25 54 ' ....... . t.,,....,..,,..,.,.,...,.t....,.. 14 33 ..... ...,. . ,,,.,.,...........r.. 27 ,A 1 ' U 39 ' trt,..,.............. ....31 ' ' ' 51 . . 1. .,..., . . .,t...,.,..t...,.......... .26 - ' . 49 ' .. ......, . ,t1,. ...44 ' ' , ' ' , 55 . . . ...1.. . ..,.,...,, .28 . 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Ba k Bow E OBr en Fcrst Bourke Bryon lack Karl Spanel lV'1ddle Row l McElroy V12 Olson Sals ch Clark F Granet Hake Pclleg csp fl Icncs IV' D a Cach? 6401 Showlng tne tremendous performance typ1 cal of a Dauphtn athlettc squad th 51 52 ed1t1on of the Cee basketball team losrng only one game IH season play copped the Prep League Champtonshlp Thelr slngle de feat suffered at the hands of McK1nley s Bee team was lost only 1n the tmal seconds of play by a two pornt margrn Otherw1se th1s bluewhlte squad prloted by Mr W Doran Sl scurrred through an undefeated season Throughout season play the Dauphln Cees averaged 56 porrts per game to therr oppo nents 20 Gene Forst ace captaln and second htghest scorer led thrs typlcal S L U H basketball team to 1ts amazmg f1n1sh Meanwhtle Don Hake poured IH the most pornts and Henrr Pellegrln pulled enough rebounds from the boards to push the Cee team to the top Dave Vlze played the role extremely lrnportant to any w1nn1ng team that of ttreman lack Karl sparkled defenslvely Other leadlng scorers were Torn Bourke lerry Shoulder McElroy Bon Prosperl and Emmet OBr1en But all rn all outstandlng teamwork proved to be the key to a successful season as the mtghty Cee team rolled to a glor1ous f1n1sh One Hundred Tu.o SLUH Opponents Country Day McK1nley C McK1nley B Lutheran Mercy DeAndre1s C B C McBr1de Charnmade St Marys Chamtnade Hadley Tech DeAndre1s C B C McBr1de St Prancts de Sales B St Marys Mercy Lutheran Southwest B Totals 36 Average per game t t Front Bow .L od I, l- Irtn, Pr I e , ' - , lr. CI Il CCf , . 5 28 , ,,.r .r,r,r,,........, , , .,,t.t, ....t 1 3 , 4, , 39 ' ,, .r.t.,. ,,... ...A , . ........13 . . I Q, -I 39 ' ...., 4. ... ...41 by ff H - 37 , 4. . 23 ' , ' 58 ......,r....,......r,r , 9 ' ' . ' ' - 36 ' ,.....,.,., ..,.,... . 5 I l I ' ' 30 . . . .r.3 ,A r.r,.,,., cc,, .,.,....,,. 4 , 34.28 ' . . , . 32 ' ...rrr r...,,..,.,..... ,,,,.,,. . . .16 4 - ' . . 30 1 4 .3..r.,.,.,,,,..., ,414 ,, - ' 1 26 . ' ,A ., .,..r.3., ,23 , ' 52 Country Day A . ........, . .... ,, ...ll , A '1 ' - 32 - , ..r.3 3.., , .U ...25 ' 52 B ..,.. r..,3, .,.r, , t.....34 , A - 34 ' ,,,, .,,,,.. ..r,,,., 4 , 7 , ' ' . . . . ' 29 . . ......,r,,. ' , ' ' ' -, ' I 1 44 ' ....,..4. .,.......4..,.,., ,.44,. . . ,327 39 . - ..4, 4 ,,,..,.,.. 44.30 ,, 7 ,, , 41 . ' .,......4,4, ,,.......4, , - ' 64 . .....4 ...4,,,, 4 - - , 4 , 32 ,.4..4.. ......34.,4,... ..4., 4 V.......29 ' . U 39 ...., .,..,4... , .... 4 H 34 Q ' ' - 1 ' 763 .4... , ...., . ...,. 5.429 SEASON S RECORD SLUH Opponents St Hose Lourdes St Roch Maryland H91qhlS Wellston Ir Hlgh Holy Redeemer C B C M1dgets Our Lady of Sorrows St Franc1s de Sales C Lourdes St Franc1s de Sales C Wellston Iumor Htgh B C M1dgets Mary s M1dgets Charles C Charles C Francls Xavler Barat Hall St Roch Totals 34 Average per game The M1dgets of 52 f1n1shed the season w1th a 137 record These d1m1nut1ve players play C teams of the smaller h1gh schools and the more prom1nent grade school teams Out standmg games played th1s year were Wllh Lourdes Wlnner of the 25th annual SLUH Paroch1al Tournament th1s year St Charles C C B C M1dqSlS Wellston Iun1or l-hgh and St Marys M1dQ9lS That no team beat the M1dgets LWICS all season 1S consolatory Defeated rather d9C1S1VGlY by St Charles 48 strong team IH an overt1me 39 37 Outstandrng players were many Iere Weh renbrecht played the center post well Bob Pfyl play1ng left forward was h1gh scorer for the season Wllh over l25 po1nts Bob Schuppe the r1ght forward stood out as rebounder and guards B1ll O Brlen and Gene K1lgen furmshed set shots from the outs1de Frank SloJkowslc1 was another outstandmg center Top Row Br1tt, Ewerdmq, S Murphy, Goedeker, Schmm T Durso K Lange Hang Reardon, Garhch Mlddl9 Row Sheehan Dave Cloth, P Word D Elhson Hut l 1ns Charper1t1er,Havey Skoff Dan Kelley Front Row Kllgen Schuppe, Wehrenbrecht W OBr1en F S1c1kowsk1,R Pfyl Nawrcclu Mr Bryde CCoachl One Hundred Three 31 . ...T..e..t.e..........,............,..t......r.. 27 ' 4 27 ,,..,t..t...t.,...,................,t....,...r.. 17 23 . rrt.,,.., ,........,......,...........,r.ee..... 1 5 24 ' . ,,e,.t,.,.e......... ,.... 1 7 ' ' ' Z9 . 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' 31 31. - ' . ............................ 30 ' - ' - I I 39 ..................................... 31 ' - , , 53 . .... .. ...,..... ...... . .. .......... 36 ' ' ' ' ' 675 .......... . ............,,....................... 588 ' - .. ....... ...... ..... 2 9 ldcke rcurs rn an 1 1 Q C' Whenexer the much used court of SLUH was left wa an for more than lO mtnutes the mrghty Mosaurtoes nught lie seen wcrlcmg over therr latest offense To qualtfy fcr the team one had tc lce around f1VG feet tall Though drmrnutrve however rn stature the Mosqurtoes were mrghty tn sprrtt Although they usually played aga1nst teams much taller than they the Mrtes oasted a htghly envrahle 90 record Hrgh l1ghts of the season were rcad trrps to St Charles and Eureka and two games between halves of the va srty games Guard Dempster Holland proved htmself a key floor man and a ccnsrstently htgh scorer Much of the scortng punch and drlvlng power was upplred hy Mar1on Budztnslcl Centers Rlch Roth and Dave Gerth d1d stellar reboundlng and ftne post play Roundlng out the scrappy aurntet we e forwards Dave Farrelly and Ed Cunntngham CEdttcr's Note: The only two wins of the season were in inter- squad gamesl Om' Humlrud 1- our .cw' Scott, D. Erbs, R. Martin Mr. Eagan lfcachl, Davrdscn, F. Drummond, Laufe Ecdcrn Flew Farrelly, Cunmngham, Holland, R. Rcth, M. Budzlnskz Dave Ge-rth. Back 1-tow Hollocher Frederrck Stoltz I-lausmann M V B c ey ardgett Cody Range Donovan Mzddle Row E Walsn R d aymon I Flemrnq T P MCTIQUC Fred Muell r Rrch Lostellc Gxlmore lMgrJ Mr Donohue fCOGC ll Front Row D Krebs Prosser Mulltgan Gresler Kettelkarn lCopta1n1 Lex se Mertz - W Ewwd Although the Dauphms are hsted as co champrons wrth St Marys rn the fmal Prep League Soccer standmgs each havmg rdentr cal records they st1ll won possessron of the League trophy Wrth a 21 vrctory over the Southsrders Don Range ana Kettelkamp Range Mulltgan Mr Donohue Rrch Mullrgan krcklng the rmportant goals Thrs vrctory was the clrmax of an exceptron ally fme season rn whrch the speedsters captamed by AllD1SlI1Cl Don Kettelkamp ran up a 9 2 3 record The Prep League race was chock full of excrtement whenever the weather permrtted games to be played The Iurnor Brlls posted 3 2 2 l wms over McBr1de and 2 0 3 0 shutouts agamst C B C Wrth St Marys they won 1 0 and tred l l m the last game of the schedule besrdes the 21 playoff vrctory How ever rt was agamst DeAr1dre1s that the Backer lcooters met all therr trouble gettmg only a 1 l tre and a 20 defeat a scrrmmage game the Wrldcats whrtewashed the Dauphms agarn 20 and then scored therr thrrd trrumph by elrmmatmg the St Lours krck ers 2 l rn the quarterfmals of the Prep Chf1Sl mas Tourney whrch was delayed t1ll March by the weatherman m Prep competrtron In The only non league competrtron was wrth Mercy whom the Donohuemen plastered 30 2 0 2 0 There were several more non league contests scheduled but they were never played because of adverse weather condrtlons One Hundred Fne l . 1 , , . l , . . l , l 6 , V T , I ., . . , , , ' , ' , p ' l, Qs , . I I I I - I 4 I ' - post-season playoff - - . . A A , , V I , . I . ' ' - I - - I ' - I 1 ' l ' ' J , ' 5 - I , - I - G - , - - may Tcp Row D. S ln cuneider, Kuehue, Mcley, Dlemer, Zupez, Hamill, Dames, T. Kelly. Middle Row C. Krebs, Schaclc, Rcsebauqh, I. Gmrzeto, Vulentcz. Front RCW I. Cummings Krlegshauser, Fczherty D. Mcnf' lla x,L.r..y, lennlnqs, Czysz, Nesfer. Al I. Kreifchzriez. 1 5 rxv- Q6 I F? One Hum1ndS1x TCD R w sycvcr Havey Hmqvth 'Fi Mlllaf Huck I Hur el,b 'os MLCICMQ RCW Pfefll R B cw s y W I scv Q lfcy Jlrc Q1 ,. f V , 'l l . 1 6 I Wi M , M . . 51 'I 5 V. I I fy . 0 A , ,v ',.:: ul e .tSt'x..4. e, . yrne, Tcumcur Corcoran, Rcttmm, Frist R Fl: sc'-J, D. Arxdezsc., Iulzcn P:-5 3 l A, -11 ' Evfazf Back Row R Tegtmeyer S Kinsella Muckler Fogarty Eye man W' Hartenbach Mclieown Front Row Crerr' ns W Bollwerk Pope Gunn I. Sullivan OConr1ell P Tegtmeyer Boy RIFLE TEAM The Rifle Team under the guidance of Fr A Francis Coomes SI has become one of the outstanding organizations of its kind in the city The only undefeated team in the Greater St Louis Iunior Rifle League it has chalked up victories over Alton Hadley Boys Cleve land Hadley Girls Christian Brothers College and Southwest The team s victory over C B C gave it the undisputed possession of first place in the League as of April first ln the Metropolitan St Louis Invitational Match Den ms McCarthy took first place in the prone stand competition and Phil Rosebaugh took second in the kne l division The Rifle Team shows considerable promise too for next year Though it will lose five senior lettermen Nester Rosebaugh Czysz Graneto and Mc Carthy it retains ten sharpshooters in Spavor Dames lennings Gerth Maley Schack Ros sow Stebbings Krebs and Kriegshauser plus many members of the club who did not make the team this year. At the Washington University Invitational Rifle Meet for schools from Missouri and Illi- nois on March 22 our marksmen shot their way into second place. Bosebaugh blasted himself into second place for individual scor- ing and Nester into a tie for third. Team Captain this year was Mike Nester who also served as President of the Rifle Club. Other officers were: Paul Czysz Vice-President' Dennis McCarthy Executive Officer- Carl Schack Secretary' and Iames Iennings Treas- urer. SWIMMING TEAM In competition with thirteen schools F T Kellys swimmers splashed their way to a third place berth in the State Swimming Meet Four men Frank Eyerman Dick Muckler and Bene and Peter Tegtmeyer all members of the medley team amassed a total of 29 points among themselves Frank Eyerman was the chief point maker winning a first in the 50 yard free style and the 150 yard medley Bene Tegtmeyer placed third in the 100 yard breast stroke event while Dick Muckler was fifth in the 100 yard free style The 51 52 season for the Backer paddlers was an enviable one especially for a school Without a pool Victories were won over Beaumont Soldan Blewett and twice over Had ley Tech and Central High Their one loss was to the St Louis University Swimming Team Eleven Dau-fin men who lettered this sea- son were: Frank Eyerman tCaptainl Dick Muckler Rene and Peter Tegtmeyer Bill Boll- werk Ed Pope Larry CConnell Louie Sullivan Leo Cremins Don Gunn Bill Fogarty. X tes One Hundred Seven gaxew Buck Razz' ?w1CCLl?, Dleniel VC. flcrixcxi Tv.fCNu1'y Pc,-,weft Tyiiicges Kiasma! Qf1.T'L1',f5: iff: Third Raw GCS9hlk1Dk,FUQ6I Kerri Massey Cfcr. flyer Hekrcrg T52 Eyci. Slccmi Raw T. Hamlltcrx Hcmicri E'Il1'CI2 Efflllf. Flizgifj SCF.Y31'11iz:i Scfictftiftri E Kr Fmr1?Rr,v.f Hnvcy Skfff Tf,'.x::1'311x, F.1: xt,1 PICIIC 3.15 P111-. Ven ed Lupe Kem Bczrfcn Fmch Lcnq BCICII FPC PC1161 One HUUdff1fE1dhl Stcmdmq I. Dcwlmq, I. Vfemer, Lexsse McCue, BCCXYJS, Hzigcrti, N ww 2 I ..,..wvsiW ' GOLF Through the persistent efforts of Coach Fr Tom Kelly, S.l., and the constant work of the golfers themselves, the golf team completed another successful year. Competing in the State High School Golf Tournament at Meadow brook, Charles Fawcett and Bernie Wilkins placed second in total points. This win was especially gratifying to Fr. Kelly, who has tried to promote a greater interest in the golf team among the student body. GOLF arding R P XA lk l-lar er L Kneeling le Paw F zscrinet K TENNIS TENNIS Although Prep League tennis was dropped the Dauphin netsters still found occasion t distinguish themselves at the State Tennis Tournament at Columbia September 28 29 Don and Gordon Pfeifer captured the State Doubles Championship and brought home a first-place state trophy to give the basketball team the idea of doing the same. Their march to first place included victories over Soldan- Blewett and Beaumont Highg the Pfeifer twins triumphed over Beaumont in the finals, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2. Ned Dunham also competed in the State Tournament but failed to qualify in the singles division. Om' Hrmdrvtl Nine L aclcfield Naert VVare, Reilly, Rodenbaug... 7 11:55 'su-Z uT A Rfb, 5-J - N-! '53 1 4F- - -SENIOR DIVISION FOOTBALL 2B -IUNIOR DIVISION FOOTBALL I' Be Muckler, Ifrnge, Iocrling, l-lannegan. ZF IUNIOR DIVISION BASKETBALL 4 ic Bow Fischer. Carroll. .Z RCW Engels, I. VValsh, T. Owlnocle. . ading Clcckwise -I. Smith, Kramer, Hceferlin foe Dwyer Schellenberg, Hclmer, VJ. Bcllwerk, Lee. SD SENIOR DIVISION BASKETBALL Back Bow Beedy, Pruitt, Mcclcler, Miceli tBeI.l, Front Row Mooney, Fox, Prebil. 'MURAL FOOTBALL 'MURAL BASKETBALL Launching the annual intra-mural encounters in the usual fashion, the various classes welded together six stalwart members to compete in the perennial touch-football clashes. From these twenty-four squads only two emerged victorious. After sneaking by 4E in a photo- finish, 4F crashed headlong into trouble against a fiery BB contingent, but finally warded them off for Senior Division laurels. 2B also had a rough time in Sophomore surroundings, but completely overwhelmed the rather inexperi- enced Frosh of IB. Fr. T Kelly, S.I, had Tony Miceli as his assistant for scheduling and refereeing games. One Hundred Ten With the initial center-jump earlier than usual, the various 'mural baslceteers had a long and perilous ascent to the pinnacle of the basketball division. Twenty contingents fell by the wayside before the accuracy and reach of 4F, 3D, ZF, and ID. ln the senior division an unlooked-for runaway took place as the Iuniors, a much smaller quintet, continually cleared the backboards before the befuddled eyes of the towering Seniors as they romped to two straight victories. A surprising Fresh- man team rose to unexpected heights after falling before a well-organized Sophomore squad in the primary contest. Tying and then sneaking by the erring sophs, the freshmen finally succumbed to their elders in a hair- raising finale. Top Row Sladek lMqrD Kettelkamp Nxx R Ruhl I-Ircllzcka Cullen Henderson Gartland P Hummel Shatfrey Front Row Androlewrcz Bauman Kern K McEr y Iausmann Brangle Hohl Llewellyn wzcczfq 2? 7?57 1951 SEASONS RECORD SLUH Opponents Roosevelt Sumner St Marys DeAndre1s C B C DeAndre1s C B C McBr1de McK1nley Sumner 1 McBr1de The Iunror Brlls although defeated 1n the second round of reqlonal cornpetltron by Cleve land succeeded rn flnrshrnq for the second strarqht year ln second place behrnd a flashy St Marys nlne The Dauphrns of C I Taylor played far better than had been expected srnce they had only srx lettermen who re turned to lead a green team P1tcher George Shaffrey led the team rn hrttrnq as he pounded out a s1zzl1nq 480 Hrs closest contender was lack Hrdhcka wrth 308 The Iunror Bllls wound up the season wrth a team average of 204 as they slashed out seventy four safetres 1n 363 trlps to the plate Some of the other Dauphrns who played prornr nent parts rn Brlllken vxctorles were Les Hohl at second base Boots Llewellyn at hrst Bob Branqle at thrrd catcher Don Androlewlcz out helders Pete Hummel and Don Kettelkarnp prtcher Don Nrx and catcher Iohn Cullen One Hundred Eleven . 3 ...T ...,.,, ,rr,.lt r...,,,, ,.,,r.,lt . , T ...4 3 , f , ' ' ' ' I , V 4 ,.o,4,r4 .,,, ,, t,r,.r ....., 5 . ' 7 . T ' . . 8 . ' . ,..,.,, .. ..,.,,,, ,r,, rt.r, T . .9 I. . L 10 ' , rt...t.. ...... ..,., . , . 6 . . . ....,, r...,,, 2 ' ' 3 St. Mary's ,..., at r.,.. .. 8 V l ' I.. '. 'i V. 0 ' . ..,,,,,., 3 ' ' ' 10 ' .,.,,,l., .. ,r,. . ,.,,,, , ,,.. .. .6 A in I' D '- G ' ,... ..,,.,r,. . r..r.... , , , . 2 H - , 0 .....,,......t .......,......,.,,, . r..,... 3 . ' f ' 1 ' ' ,r., l,.,.l..,.. .,.. ,.l,.,. ,r.r.... . ,....,. 0 ' ' , . ' Z ?fz B TEAM Bee Baseball Coach Hank Baymonds' boys enjoyed a heavily one-sided season with the admirable record of eight wins against one loss. Throughout the course ot their season the Beemen downed such outstanding teams as DeAndreis, Maplewood, Mercy, and Beau- mont, twice each. Their only defeat was doled out by the cadets ot the C. B. C. Varsity Be- serves. lx I.ii BN!',. - Zmefad - 1257 1 FRCDSH Although the C team ot 'Sl played few games with a season's record of 6-l, inter-squad games after regular practice helped the players to sharpen their game. Outstanding diamond men were pitchers Mike Martin, Dick Kloster- man, and Don Buhl. Exceptional outfielders were Sassin, Sullivan, and Lonigro. Catchers Mager, Merideth, and Hilton did a fine job. Tom Bauch on tirst base, Taylor on second, Gorski on third helped to make a tight infield. Although left-handed shortstops are somewhat rare, southpaw Art Scheer played that position with phenominal agility and luck. HBH Top how l-lanneke Crimm ns Grose Raymond Ossenfort Thomas Berkbigler Ahearn Grashoff Mertz Front Bow Mr fGYmO1ld5lCOUChl McVey Bardgett B Reiter l Beit r Sonm rs E Walsr Bhyne Dowling C rrenti flvlgr J Third Row Klosterman I Schneider D Schneider Kinsella OKeefe L mgro Taylor Hunthausen Mddle Bow Mr Bryde CC achl M Martin Hutchings Hilton I Sullivan Woodman Lupc F1TlROW Sassin Meridctli Mager Rauch D Bulil Gorski Scheer Buckrnan One Hundred Tu. eIL e -T , , . 'v' 1 lr 1 r A 1 r 4 1 - f-V .W - , , , . ' ,. 'e,.,z e, . i, ., c ' r ' .. I . - I . 4 1 I .Ch V 1 ' - ,. - 7957 Front flow Schutzlus G Pterter Selvaqqr Beckmanrt D Pfetfcr D Murphy ORe1lly Back Row Sexton Kretzer E I Losses Hart gan Luepke Humrrel R Drummond Metzger T Lyons CMqrl Mldale Row oweetln Pros er W I-larrtlton Ltncgner Dueker, Hovley W MGDIOH Hermes E Murphy I Re1dy Front Row Froecntentqt Gwnersell I Lyons Castello l-Iartenberqer Koppel I1m Karl Dalpraz Durso The Dauphrn thmclads tor the flfth consecu trve year trntshed second to a powerful C B C squad rn the annual Prep Meet In a clash Wlth Central Hrqh ot the Publrc League the Iunror Brlls were defeated 99 to 75 whlle rn the Clayton Invrtatrcnal Meet they snatched trfth place Vmce Hovley was outstandmq tor the Jumors as he was a trlple wrnner tn two d1tterent meets he broke the tape 1n the l00 and 220 yard dash whlle also placrnq f1ISt rn the broad Jump Ioe Dalpraz t1n1shed second to Hovley rn the broad Jump rn the Prep Meet whlle Gary Llngner won the 440 and Gus Pfe1 fer the 880 ln the senror d1v1s1on ot the Prep Meet Don Ptelter placed second 1n the rn1le One Hundred Thzrteen Top Row--E. Boyce tMqr.l, R. La Barge, H. O'Toole, Lutkewitte, O'Gcrman, G. La Barge, Diebold, WlndmuellertMgrl 4,-swvwim '-. A Nw.. wgvfm sq N36 ' 2? -7952 Top Row peach Taylor Wes bus Hanmbal l-lam Ruhl Crrmmms Asst Coach Donohue Mrddle Row Scmmers Hausmanrr K McElroy Thomas R R lter Bardgeit Prdrclewrcz C Jeelm F cbt Row Raymond l-lenders n Ketlellamp Ossenforl Demrnas l-lchl l-lrdlrclca Klem Thrs years ed1t1on of the varsrty baseball squad shapes up as a real league powerhouse as rt combmes a veteran rnfreld around a seasoned h1ll staff to combat ns strong Prep League foes The chref lumber loters of the Backer nrne are gardeners Don Kettelkamp Dan Crrmmms Art Dernmas and parlume twrrler lack Hrdhcka rnlrelders Kane Hender son Don Klern Brll Ham and Les Hohl and catchers Don Androlewlcz and Irrn Raymond The brunt or the mound dutres falls on a lTlO of senror hurlers lack Hrdlrcka Bob Ruhl and Krng McElroy -rw-,g fi? 49 xv :ww Hopefuls of he Backer Dlamord orrmm ns Derrvnas Hchl Kettelkamp Om Hundred Frfreen f. , . 4 4 . , I V - I . f f f 7 , Af' - ,. , 1 if rg' A shwrs' Q. -Q! .i ' N Q - Q '?'LP'!'f Q: A ' , ima ., i -, MV 1 I, 45 bn ' t 591, A ,M W ,Q NJN. i RJ. A f' . - 7952 Top Row R. Kelly, Sexctuer, Ray Roth, Erdmcnn, Hummel, Lueplce, Pudberq, Kozictek, Gcsebrlnk, Whcnqer. Third Row I. Walsh, Fuqer, Due-ker, Ready, Hcerr, Kuehne Bowers, Lawbcruqh, l. Bollweyrk, D. Pteifer, Windmueller lMqr.J. Second Row Coach O'Ne1ll, Lrnqner, Crernins, O'Donnell, Vtfukinq, l. Lyons, Rclis, Dalpiczz, R. Schmitt, Hartenberqer. Front Row Short,G. Pleiter, Essmc, Schutzius, D.Dwyer, l-lavley, Dcwlinq, Burton, lctnka, l-lerries. Tcp Row Deqncn Wachter F Groneto Pe-lleqrm Castello Gcrczcx Thxrc Row Couch ONe1l1 Lmleton Schlcttrncn G Schm tt rcxsr F Mueller Helqoth Bourke Pcrres Tre-rney t-rrst RCW Clark Brlnker Wmllrctms Kn x Salslch R OToole R Purrcelr Scott Sneercm One Hundred Szxleen ' I ' , I ' A , I , A. 1 ,I G s',. . ' ,,,, ' . Second Row Nunn, Robben, Wolk, Hannon, Prosser, Bcrhorst, Rice, Kretzer, Drees. . - , , ' , c , ' , . ' , . ' 1 ', , ' . f-I Q mc: HG Q 1 Xcusew ups! D I P bs be -Q. ugczmst D A Lamps yf Qbyurb mia Om HumIm1'F1.1h1L rf c. v w Qrdlgkm Kxq Lua' s am f'-3'lh . hi 'CQ 2 L fc: pc' View vs. De .' nirexs. 4 . , CH.fx!.'i?Sl 'Q-X-, Kmg Heil Karl Env. L5 'Ac ' if 3 Ie umcit. Aubrvy surrQ.11.i9d. . b . 4 1. N., 2 s Q mm xv Wt . www wwf nn nn nw- an Q-, ,. Q Lfqtlmlg 'yr' .4 Jr: er left Lis Pl All state ac Carina F ' Yr p and Stale Bay ramps TCFGIVCS P mm Frar' IS L Jx KXCK r T Cl w ,cada Fcrymoaa l FK ,rv l lddl Gcrfl F HG' Q af 'ua Qrarrrrf wer left d W llc ns and lar 5 Qcrrd plac 'ru l. x er rr H 3 V rl mae F CCITY Vc LG ' Derncfracy Champ 5 'arrrer lSlc'tQ N lS'ate A l. al fwarvp m 'ramps nat 1 Iv Q ccer Haraps C Pre, B src Vrarrys Grear Champs lx lf l.. r, l S l. spam ps lurd place t 'W ra rr Q L rf v.,,l he Year r JD ICI Rlfle l. One Humlrfd Nzmlrm 5 l gg f , , . X: ly- ' f , L 2 1, . x 1 .- f . Q 1' Q , , ., 'Q Vu Erfixs f a .L 1 ,EL 4 hs, fi' 'A rx . 1 A' I :hi 1'-A 'A - . L., :Q new - 'lethal C r 1. f A reg: Player :E 1. . an-1:1.:i if .C 'a' cf .. F. .Kally F ,. . .fs and Mr. Hchl CJ 1. Upper rralitz Cjfiaptarxis DGYIYTITIS and Hzhl xi rally lrcncrmq Frlp :rid D15fr1:1 Fcztball Qaitips. '-.. Ve: . :rr and Dc.. Hlxler Mt .e Dzurzfs Teri. r 'X l.:'- 1 Bwnar il 1 Cr Ley Fa:-15911, 6 zi staie qzll ., rrrey. 3 cg. I: HCM ' if 13:31 rf, :I . ,. 1- Greg nz... ' . , l . ff. L. Chair: 'lc ,re Mase . mana: 5, :rx V.. ., Oratcry, Cl A pctqr-ed: P -2 Cr B and a 'stil N. rf er St, Lcuis fxmcr eacgue . '. . . .'. . . ,Nh Charm , tr Sas S1-f1r:..1r re i 'xlra...ps. I ' V A ' A 1' ' ' . One Hundred Twenty The Alumnr Assocratron moderated by Fr lohn I Drvrne Sl experrenced a hrghly successful and actrve year l November they conducted therr annual Homecommg Cele- bratron Thrs was followed by the Turkey Festrval rn Decem ber Hrghlrghtmg the sprrnual act1v1t1es of the orgamzatron were the retreats at the Whrte House and a communron break fast held on March 30th The Alumnr al o ponsored a basket ball game between former stars and thrs years State Cham p1ons at wh1ch the Ed Macauley Trophy was awarded to Les l-lohl ln Apnl a sports mght was held and plans are now berng made for the annual prcmc to be held rn Iune The class of 25 held 1ts Iubrlee reumon rn November and the class of 32 held 1ts 20th annrversary reumon later rn the year Fulf1ll1ng rt purpose of foundrng scholarshrps the assoctatron donated a total of Sl SOO to the scholarshrp fund Mr lulrus Meyer held the presrdency thrs year wrth Mr Iames Robmson as vrce presrdent and Mr Urban Dames as secre tary ln lune l952 Mr Robmson wrll assume the pres1dency wrth Mr Dames as vrce presrdent Mr Robert Gund w1ll be the trea urer and Dr Robert Ryan M D Vxflll hold the secre tanal offlce As the Mothers Club of St Lours UDIVGISITY l-lrgh School turned the frnal page on another Joyous year of act1v1t1e-s the members smtled wrth satlsfactron at a task well done Under scheduled the Parent Faculty Tea the Annual Fall Card Party the Chnstmas and Homecom1ng Party the Pre Lenten Card Party the Annual Day of Recollecnon and the lune Graduate Parent Commumon and Breakfast The Annual Boat Excur sron and Semor Party to wh1ch the Fathers Club was 1nv1ted were also promoted by the mothers rn the month of May From the proceeds of these pronects new mstruments were purchased for the band and orchestra a donatlon was made to the Dauphrn and add1t1onal renovatrons were made about the school The remarnder was applred to the Mothers Club Scholarshtp Fund lndlcatrve of the fresh approach sparkfng Fathers Club act1v1t1es thts year was the novel meetlng ln lanuary Adver tlsed as Monte Carlo Nlght the meetmg was excluslvely for the fathers and faculty Games and contests both n the rec room and gym provrded a bumper crop of hllanty for all Mr POl1ZZ1 s Hlllbllly Band cormer than Iowa rn Iuly recelved thunderous applause for the professronal ease wrth wh1ch they beat out thetr twangy ballads By unammous demand Monte Carlo Nlght wrll be back next year Members generously cooperated through the year rn GSSIST 1ng at games and chaperonlng school partles There was the trad1t1onal solrd backrng of the school s extensrve mtra mural program Sympathetlc concern went out to all the schools act1v1t1es especlally the fast lmprovlng musrc department After secunng the annual scholarshlp heartenmg progress was made toward the estabhshment of the Fathers Club permanent scholarshrp Plans were submltted for a new senlor smoker tn the rec room and some contrlbutron made for 1ts future constructfon The year came to 1ts brrlhant close Wtth the th1rd annual achtevement banquet at the Jefferson Hotel v ' A ' - . ' s s - v ' ' ' Q V l Q 'N .I ' - ' the presidency of Mrs. I. E. O'Toole, the mothers successfully - I I I - I I - . ' , i , I I . IV 1 II I . . . 4 - ' I . I . . , an --- ALUMNI namq D I A Grana D D Mr Ichn A Fman JU Mr Frank T Qc rultc 4x Mr Ichn Vr Hand 37 e ed D P-.cbcrt P Ryan In 4 r Iamesl Rclrnscn 57 Vue Presrden' Mr Iulrus I M yer 31 Prcsldent Mr UrLarr L Dames 44 Secre ary MOTHERS CLUB Qrandrnq Mrs C E Erhson Treasurer Vlrs I M Lunderqar' R cordrnq Secretary M s W L Schu zrus orrespcndrnq Secretary Mrs T Fr Lyons Assrstcmt Ccrrespcnamq ecretary' Mrs W C Rucif Hrstorlan Qeated M s F C Hartenbach Frrst Vrce Presrderlt Mrs I E OTcoIe Presrdenf Wrs L I Mazzcnr Qeccnd VICG Presrdent FAT!-IERS CLUB Siandinq--M. Greqcry Bockius, Ass'stant Treasurer: Mr. Paul A. Dwyer, Secretary' Dr. Frank L. Kennedy, Historian. Seated- Mr. George I. Maqer, First Vrce- Presidenty Mr. Io..eph G. Lipic President: Mr. Clem M. Wclff, Second Vice-Presrdent. Absent for picture: Mr. Wrn. P. Crcwley, Treasurer. ---...,, One Hundred Twenty-one MRS ANNA F BACKER 605 711 Mr and Mrs Backer and all those trrencls ot Sarrt LOUIS Unrversrty Hlqh School who have made possrble our tour years wlth the lesurt Fathers and Scholastrcs and lay teachers here We shall ever keep rn our prayers our fathers mothers loyal alumnr ancl aenerous oenefactors of Backer l-lrqh THE SENlOB CLASS GF 195.4 'Ir ir Mr and Mrs Georqe W Alloert Mr and Mrs B C MacDonald Mr and Mr Henryl' Boschert P I lvlar ron M D Mr and Mrs F ankC Brennan Mr and Mrs Lou1sI Mazzonr Mr and Mr H L Dahrn M1chaelP Nester Mr and Mrs Bay B Dolan Dr and Mrs Geo ae A O Sullrvan Dr and Mrs los A Graneto Mr and Mrs Leel Plac1o Mrs Bobert E l-lanneaan Alvrn E Vltt M D 0 ' . 1 . 'A' 'A' Richard D. Chorneau Mr. and Mrs. Iohn W. Mitchell I r f Ll7L1fL'd ,I.LL't'l7lUf.LL Mr. M. Caricila Edward Fehliq Mr. and Mrs. William I. Frein Charles A. Horn I Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Liebermarm W. W. Oberjuerqe Oliver L. Parks, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Pohrer Dr. and Mrs. Victor Hrdlicka Mr. and Mrs. R. Barhorst Robert E. Blanke Mr. and Mrs. Hubert I. Boschert Leo I. Bub Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bundschuh Mr. and Mrs. I. Byrne Dr. and Mrs. Leo I. Ccnaty Mr. and Mrs. Ios. W. Daues Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Diebold Mr. and Mrs. I. Elmer Distelrath Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I. Dunkel Dr. Robert E. Eberle, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Efken, Sr. Mr. Ioseph F. Froechteniqt, Sr. Harry I. Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Grashoff William Patrick Hebron Lester L. Hohl Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Iackson Mr. and Mrs. Iohri Knaus Mrs. Bridget Koester Mr. and Mrs. Iohn B. Lehi Fred A. Leisse Dr. and Mrs. Roy A. Lynch Mr. Chas. I. McCue Mr. and Mrs, Thos. F. McTique, Ir. Wm. Maaq Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Martin R. G. Mueller Dr. and Mrs. Herman I. Nebel S Mrs. I. M. Nunn Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Piyl Mrs. Ioseph T. Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Albert I. Rodenbauqh Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ruhl Ruthman Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Schmidt Mr, and Mrs, Leo C. Scott Mrs. A. R. Selvaqqi Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Sloikowski Mr. A. H. Teqtmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A, Tichacek Mr. and Mrs. Chas. I. Wolff Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I. Zeitz and Mrs. Iohn A. Zupez Complzmpnfs of CLASS 4B X U. l mild ll lrmiuur lou Bonn lohn C home log Dlues Art Demmas Bob Dxslelruh 9 tl bugger log Clrimlo Bob Fllnlubun lun llornll Jack Hrdllclu Bob Huffmm Don Kuhl Jnrrx Lowther D n Nlarrm Calm Xlurphx Ink llrd u 1 Arm TD-.mmm Dm 'Nlartm Blll 0 'l oou D un Pl 1 nr lohn Phelan XV1ll3 Rohm Phll RoSnb1ugh Xlirly Seallx Dum Stolu Prmk T Lrrmox A XIII X lctor X olland Syl Vwlamhoff Don Vs elch Blll Vwlrmr I Bernard XX7lllKlI'lS Paul Zepf Thu RLpr+.sLnts a Full Puge Ad The followmg donated a full page of advertlsmg but generously relmquxshed the space for a full page of pxcturcs ln the lnformal sectlon earller IH the book THE EATHERS CLUB OE S L U H THE MOTHERS CLUB OF S L U H SENIOR CLASS 4 D One H ndred Tuenlu four l31'esialc11l . . ' l' elm 'iw-3 Cl ,' L T QM 'au Ac' 'ell' X IC X Q fyi' 1 A is V xl' ov 7 Bob Qraham Bob Snlith . . A 7, V, L V 'Vx THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATIGN OF S. L. U H law S serving the radio AI community geology N smce 1818 medicine T chemistry L dentistry psychology humanities dramatics philosophy geophysics aeronautics meteorology engineering social sciences commerce and finance First University lVest of the Mississippi SAINT Louis UNIVERSITY 221 North Grand Blvd Louis 3 Mo d e o Y U . . 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BUfTClSChUh Inc Realtors 5210 CHIPPEWA PRANKW BUNDSCHUH - - I . . , 7. Res.. Hlldson 8019 FL d 64 .fH T A 73-Year Reputation for Integrity rkerk Prescrzptzon Optzczcms 610 OLIVE St Iou1s 518 NOR I H GRAND 35 North Ctntral Clayton Mtdxtal Blog C layton THE LOVELIEST FABRICS ?fl!!A 315 NORTH SIFNT H 1 1 NORTH BRLNTNVOOD ST IOUIS 411 CI AYTON 1 Sargent Pamt Store 5009 GRAVOIS PI attau 2231 In Frm! St Iouzi Q K 55 L PASTRIES 1-100 SIAIL SI LPton 5 2541 Frlgldalrt RCA Vxctor Mrke Breheny Furmture Company 2546 N Grand Nhvxst ad 2030 Central Concrete Co nc Concrete tml' Concrele Wu! rzal 2231 PAPIN STREIH zo x o O H ddT zu 1 7 Q Q if 3 , 5 1 ' lrl Y , ' . , , , CISHIYJI 3393 I I 'Y ' ' L , ' 1 6 I . ' 3 Y C A I.estcr H0111 ST. . 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Krnsrlla Q nor gr McNulty Bob Hummnl 'Vorb KIXOZILP Ixomatnk Al 1Boot5r Ixutscbmu Ixlcb cDoLJ L lttlrton C barln 1MousQw J Matrkgr Ckorgg rDukw McNulty Hurold rlhdl 'Vlulburn Vddlg 11115113 O Donnnll Pal fButCbJ Prossgr Jrrry rB1g Rudi Rrchur NV1ym Gquukb Qlolll Bob lYukonJ Strudu Tom 1B1uLbJ NVQlborn Brn 1XXh17 Q XXIIHIIINS Dug 1MoosU NV1l5on U H IIIIII p x 4: ' 1'-.,d.,iCxm Ex . , , l 7 B I qi' D 3 ja ' I 1 Y I I X I 'I Y Tom I Parkmoorl Donovan Joe ifircncby b Micbaud ' L ' x , , - X . 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Ionic, Nh' L - 4 4 - 1 1 1 1 . O , O . , . V - - , 1 7 2 Y . . . A V A . . N. A . :F 2, A , 2. , L . . .'..f.,'I, 7 H.. . fl' .',r . 45 ' 'r 7 Complzments CLASS Irnsldml Myhs Burton X mcg Pnsldmt Ed Vlockhr 'I rnasurnr uk Bunk N'1x1Ls Burton Unk Dolm C1LorgL Du+.1-ur Inn Idlowurs Tom Fox C 111 Hmmku 111rxu Hnruford C 1r1 Hkumann Sxl 1 mbaugh Rm INIQNIIHQINIH Dan NICVL3 Ino Mxtghell Id 'V1ock1ur Stan Nloomy O6 V1u111Lr 11m 'Vlornrlx Frmd V1uL11Lr Io NIuL11Lr 'I om V1uL11gr Don Nmgh Qlrug Qrf ROQLI' 1. Euro lamgs 1 rn 31 Rn 1u1 B111 Rudx 'I om RLL5 Ray Roth Unk Schrubn Jznk Slam B111 VN xtkms TITLE INSURANCE CORPORATION O, 5, Low? Tom Bog Super Marlqet FRANK ROEDER 10 som H CLNT RAI AX E ll N SEAL A LEAK GIISODIIQ Asphalt Elbred Roof Coatmg Wumzfaclzznd Applzca' and Cuarantmd hu MISSOUII Pamt E92 Varmsh C0 CHLstnut 0370 1 5123 49 North Second St St I ou1s Mo of J -1' 1 x- A ' X I ,.,....., .. ,I 1 3 P I I 'I ,II T - 1 I I I' L f Q I I ' -'L v.!- . . x ,S J ,I Q. ' ID' All v ' -1 4 1 I E xi' . ,. .K X 810 CHESTNUT STREET 1661 N1.-Xiu 11811 i 4 l Blocks XXYCSI of Rive 'icw E ' A T ' -1 B mcks 12.151 of Gnndfcllow 1'A1-lwicw S131 A' 1 ' I l -7 I I - ,7 L' llumlrwi Tlvzrlu-I1 1 E. H. EREIVCGEL R O B E R T S A-G Store Meats Groceries Vegetables 3083 SOUJ I-I BROADWAY BUYS SHOP YI IN Complzments of A FRIEND JUNIOR C Comzrululatts the Seniors CAST CP CHARACTERS I rts1dtnt Viet PfLSlL1hHI J rt 1surtr B111 1Rostot1 Anderson D1tk 1Ioytr1 Budgttt Duk 1Troub1 1 Btrkb1g1tr D1c1s lStopper1 Costello Iat 1A1tol Dyxytr Stan 1J1m s Boy1 Espmda Nhkt 1No Braktsr Essma J1m 1S1tepyJ Eytrmg Hdlly 1Hats offm Crlshoff Leo 1Cabby1 Hayts Don 1Bann1na Foot! I-Itsstr Georgt 1StnatorJ Huktnlooptr J1m 1Jo11y Boya Jenmngs Bob 1Stra1g11t Xrroyw Ka1ser J1m B111 1Y1yynl Cody I lrry 1T1ny1 1 s Ipony Boyfb 1VItrt7 11m 10m POIIIYDPJ IXIYI R K 1NtatGuy11 1Xt11y Dm 1Iq1ny'J1 1V1cAu11fI1. Larry 1Sp1as111 O Connell I om 1S11r1mp Boat! 0 Leary I eon 1Saxy Indnnl Olsftyy s1x1 D1ek 1Greek1 Rtlttr Jos. 1Lourdts1 Rohs Curt 1Sm11ts1 Sc11m1dt L 11tgsJ Vx 11511 VIIII 1W1nny 1 NVt1ss NVa11y 1Ha1CJ W1tt Ed 1B1111ktn1 2111114 n On H J ifhzrttf 111111116 1f1mpQf1 04111 CI 1- A O 1 ,N ,xi , K I 1' J , - g , A . . - ' l ' , ,. ,L ' A ' KAIII B111 1Sta1't11ng1 Bartling Jim Ifjigglesr Lyons I L 1 5 y ' 1 A I X -I If xx il 3 , J , , id 4, A fa . L 5 1 L L I Y x, I I ! ,' 1 I V I . I Y Y H A I 4 I I r C . V . tx Un STERLHK3 LACQUER MFG. CO. 3 506 Market Street St LOUIS 3 Mo Pmnklm 2923 34 37 A Complete Ime Of Hlgh Grade Industrzal Fznzshes Compliments of ESQUIRE ICE CREAM Yours for En foefment Lacquexs VJIHISIQLS Enamels Synthetlcs 2 702 PARK Pfiospeet Z 3 3 3 Complzmenls of C L A S S 1 A PI'LSldLI'lI X lee Presrdent I reasurer Duld Anderson John Barnlrd Greg Boyer Brxan Bunker Alex Clma Jr Ld H59 Cunmnghlm Dund firrelly Garrette Gray Daud berth James Greeson Patrlck Gnffard Harold Guehrmg I irry Hartman lohn Huey SI om Jost hck Knob. John Vwflllmerlng John Crottx John Olson Ronild Vllller Joe Komen luhus Konopkw Harry Crux ford Alfred linger Robert Iucht Robert XJ'lI'l1l1 bus Mittuellx I homas 'VIUI rgue 'Vhke O Keefe Anthonx Rmbaudo Raymond Rucker Robert Seha fer Dm Seevll hm Sheerzn Phll Slhlfh James Stexx wrt O H11 llh - . . e x X - N - e . x- ,. a.- . , , . , . x I N v I L y 1 . e ' , . e A Y - ' . -X e L x L , U , K , H 5 K w u ,' c. . A 4 . . x I ' 4 A e I A L y Q e V ' . ,, ' 4 L e L 4 1 H V A ' 1 Y - I J ,e , 1 xx v A , w 5 1 A m u 1 . ee 1 . .1 , A Yxv ' ' xx K L 4 L ' 1 3 v .e L x zrfu-.s, Compliments of A PRIE D H GArlitld 1123 NATIONAL PRINTING COMPANY 1900 oz O4 PINE STREET Gus Kuthnt ST IOUIS 3 MO Chas A Waeserburgcr PPEIFER S PASTRIES 9500 GRAVOIS 8021 CLAYTON ROAD FI anders 1314 frozen Paslrzes and Purltf Puslrzei pgrkuku 2480 O H Iorxc Warzclaer GASEN DRUGS DAISY EXPRESS COMPANY llOO Armstrong Au Clfntrll Z-480 St Loum 'Vlo Alton 3 5351 Alton Lam Alton Orlnntt Cltx Btllulllt Collmsullt E1stSt louls and l ttrmtdmtt Polnts O ll n T 1 G. . Y A ,', , f . . - 'I l' K lilwlfill I'lfllll'lQR lCl.1Ss '-llll. ljrrxzdwif ,, , ' 4 . . I., l . I ' rn' Ll drew! hir Complzments of CLASS ZA TEACHERS Fr Hrndelang S J Mr Eagan S J Mr Raymonds Lharhe tQhuekl Armbruster Carl lShouldersl Dehne George 1CurlyJ Dovxlrng Gene lColonel7 Ehrhart Ray 1 lqurkeyl Elnrg Fred tGhostJ Gosebrmk Ernxe lH1tlerl Haberkern Jerry tThe Booklel Hannlton Rlch lRockyl Hllton Terry 1Terr1ble Terryl Hughes Charlle tK1llerl Krebs Andy 1TheHarJ Lonlgro Ken 1Punchy9 Lynch Bob tSa1g9 Mager Mrke lSm1leyJ McKeown Bob lMusclesJ Mrllman Brll 1Chestyl Moore Presrdent VICQ Presldent Mr Robmson M1 Holmes Mr Gallo 'lom lSxuatersl Murphy Mlke tShortyJ Nlrcholson Bob 1Dutchl OToole Jack lThe Whlstlerl Penstrup Bill lTr1ple Threat? Rauch Jrm 4B1lly Zoot! Rerdx Garry tDopeyJ Robben Bob lWheelJ Roy Don lOscarl Ruhl Brll 1Curlyb Sanders Jon lDocl Sassln Jrm 1ScottyJ Scott Elsy lE2ek1elJ Smrth Mrke lB1g M1kel Smrth Ralph llron Javxl Taylor Brll lWee Wlll1Ll Wrllrams Ed 1W1ndyJ Wrntergalen Bob Roy Mlke Melfeoxx n T reasurer Jon Sassln T - F - - s 3 3 ' Y 5 Y 'I 1 5 I I - . s y x 3 5 3 ' X V 1 1 3 , v 1 v I ' D T 1 3 Y Y 3 3 T 1 3 3 3 Y w- 1 K J r K 3 hrrlu-vzgl I ' 0 PIUIIEER BUILDERS l Al E11 A IIYEVHI SALES L SERVICE F C BOSTON BRIDGEPORT CHICAGO CLEVELAND DETROIT EAST ORANGE FORT WORTH LUBRIEHTIII6 ELIUIPIIIEIITO 0 lfuzlders :ff Lfubrzmfzug System., for INDUSTRIAL AGRIGIII TURAI AUTOMOTIVE APPII634 T IONS ALEX P FOX FOSTER HOLMES JONATHAN KLUDT vM m.f-f A -N-...N LOS ANGELES S W MILWAUKEE NEW YORK 'I WM' R55 ll J ,ffffsf PHILADELPHIA R1 fcf if W OAKLAND PITTSBURGH PORTLAND wif LINCOLN ENGINEERING COMPANY S1' LOUIS 20 MISSOURI Complzments of Fred J Daues and Sons Complzmenls of A F R I E N D MDNEY 'WEBER INC Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Seruzce I he DOLLUIOLLH Dealer 2218 Locust Street GA1fiLId 3150 LCE KUTZ -IO SLJILs RL'l7fzSLf'!1JIlLr One Hundred 1. ,fy If .I 4. .Q , J- u 'I Q Ev u II lf , ' ,, ' Lf I ' I if , w 0 F I E S ' ' ' , O I Presidenf Execulive Vice Prexidenl V. 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Inlc Model X X X ' X ' 'Sinn' I 'ff' HIIVIEII' IIKHILIIHII fmlfxl IVXXX mniwr ku 1 1 ,f Pl Jlvldll 33011 H A 4 V 1 - J 4 A ,X , , I I' - I X , , y o N I f T' Svc Us First Bcforc You Buy Opcn Evcnings Until I0 P. XI, : 7 5' ' 1 XXVI ,X- J if . ' ' . , ' ' X , IT! D L ll x X I X I w I 'I ' 1 X xl. . ' .L . - L I I C I ' ,, X ' ,X X . . ' , ' 1' und c l orIU ROTH S SUPER MARKET IQ34 36 South 13th Street Grocerzes Meats Vegetables FRESH HQNIE DRESSED POULTRX AI1-Ullzmei P Q Fist D 1lXLly Full C1ArH ld 7749 Omplumemts of d Friend Y '1 -1 'I M K - I 'ii , 1 K , , I SING . , RR-S c lib O cn-H 1 f When zt's OI' THINK UF CARPET MEN E QE 83 YEARS KENC our EXPER U WELL WXLL SERVE YQ When LI U Em NEW CARPET OUR QLEPNNC' USE REP PARXNG SERVXCES AND Henry If Harlenhalzh, Im: k t St S M NE d 7500 HENRY C HART NBACH JR P d 7 X X X. K O X of X X X I Grand near Mar e . 0 t. Louis 3, issouri WSICH ' . E , ., ' Complzments Of C L A S S 1 E Our Curautude tO thOsc companus xx hOSL I N ur grmrous advlce and Srrx ICCS f I, p ntllr hrlprd us Wlfh thu 1952 DAUPI-IIN Com C umm D In VIRQEIST PRICE STUDIOS P nn I Hlgoth WIESE BARNES PRINTERS 'I I Nlmdr BECRTOLO BOOK BINDERS N mm I O peru Ih rn SI n S llfllllt S hulx Sl llxOXV k Spun l lln X k ITIIHI1 V' Complzments Of C L A S S Z B I when Pithrr l-lrndrlmg S J Fatlurlambuk S J Mr Doran Xlr Mugm S J Mr Pidbrrg S J Mr l-lopmann Mr Cnllo Offzccrs Tlm Hanlon JIm Murphy Crm Murphy Cnorgr Ahlcrt BOb Baxxn Bob Brrgman Blll Bollxurk Al Bouckanrt Daud COOn JOQ Dwyrr ROdgLr Fahrrty RIch Frrdrlck Harry Clmson XX IlSOn Cnray l Irrx I-lamtll TIm H1nlOn Caorgr Horfcrlm Ronald Holmcr Art Hoogstrart Drck Hormr Ju lanIs Barnard Kxnnu JIm Krimcr JOL Lu Tom LISIOH ROnald l.upO Jl n Vlansmld Gem Murphy Jrm Murphy Rudy Roedgr Carl Schack Earl Shallcnberg Ed Schlxtt Bob Scullrn John Smrth Jack Sullnan Xlalcolm WOOdman JObn Zupe7 Om Hundred fortu Ihzf X 7 X 'lf BO Irkc R. 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