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

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X ' -1- 4: ZFX 1 Q 59:1 J W ,,s -W, me Qu Q? . f 'X A x S Q NX f N X 4 X.. R . v . Kr 1, Q 4: B, -y X 1 wg . js: K X4 X X .M Y - 'Sf wh M Y.n ,.JA' GH,-, I 'S it 4-E y XJR- Q.fA TABLE OF CONTENTS A Dedication. . . Administration. . . . Organizations .... . . Athletics .... . . Student Life. . . . Graduating Class. . . . . . Advertising. . . . . . Student and Advertising Index. . . 10 2 12 26 58 100 116 148 204 On the morning of November 24, 1959, the Reverend Francis G. Be- noit, S.J., a member of the faculty of St. Louis University High School for the past thirty-two years, died in his sleep. The students and fac- ulty alike mourned his death - over four hundred students and alumni attending his funeral in the Backer Memorial Chapel two days later. Father Benoit was born in Holland in 1879. At the age of nineteen he entered the Jesuit novitiate in that country. Coming to the United States in 1903, he taught for tive years as a scholastic at St. Igna- tius College, Cleveland, Ohio. In 1911 he was ordained a priest of the Society of Jesus. In Memoriam 11 From 1914 to 1927 Father taught mathematics and classi- cal languages at St. Mary's College, St. Marys, Kansas. ln the later year Father came to St. Louis University High. For the next twenty-one years he was in the classroom as a teacher of mathematics, reli- gion, and Latin. In recent years Father served the student body as a confessor and student counselor. He was active in these capacities till the day of his death. REV. GREGORY H. JACOBSMEYER, SJ. Rector, Moderator of Mothers' Club REV. GEORGE M. PIEPER, SJ Assistant Principal, Latin 12 Faculty s REV. GERALD R. SHEAHAN, SJ. Principal, Assistant Regional Direcfor of Jesuit Educaiion. MISS VIOLA L. AUCKLEY MRS. KATHLEEN MASCHEK MISS IRENE KENNA Receptionist, Bursar. Secretary Registrar 13 'C 5 ANNE! WRU' NG Z I . 1 4 g g 3 1 QM mi Q Rev. RuooLPH J. msnorr, s.J. Treasurer xN' MR. MARTIN J. BREDECK, S.J. Latin, Greek, Sodality, Swim- ming, Tennis, Counselor. BRO. PHILIP J. BRUDNY, S.J Purchasing Agent MR. DOMNIC CALACCI Basketball, C Football, Track. 14- History, Physical Education, C In its second year of opera- tion, the Paper Back Book- Store, under the direction of Mr. Cleary and Mr. Koest- erer, does a rousing business. Last year students purchased some 9000 books, making their selections from the 700 titles displayed. MR. FRANCIS X. CLEARY, S.J. English, Speech, Soclolify, Bellormine Paper Bock Book-Store, Counselor. REV. RAYMOND J. CONNELL, S.J. Mathematics, Religion, Counselor. Club REV. JOHN J. CAMPBELL, S.J. Religion, American Problems, Confessor Counselor, Sodolify Coordinator. MR. ELMER CARROLL, S.J. English, Speech, Asst. Bellczrmine Speech Sodalify, Counselor. Gotta problem? Students and alumni alike turn to Father Campbell for the solution. Here Father strikes a familiar pose in a familiar spot - his office on the first floor. But this you know. Now, What's your problem, chum? 5 A fx. , .gil REV. THOMAS W. CURRY, S.J. English, Speech, Moderator of Bel- larmine Club, Sodality. Fr. Distler uses the structural approach to Latin on his ID class. By this direct method the students learn to read and understand spoken Latin. Several periods each week were spent in the new language laboratory MR. DENIS E. DALY, S.J. 1 L , English, League of the Sacred 1:3959 - Heart, Student Council, Counselor, rj' Pius X Club. 'V '. A. 4, where the boys listened to tape recordings and records. v lull l ,ll 147' I i N: 'pf f f, f l Z REV. PAUL F. DISTLER, S.J Latin, Counselor, Conlessor. MR. JOHN P. DIETZLER History, Reading Program, Bowling. 17 REV. JOHN J. DIVINE, S.J. REV. JOHN J. DOYLE, S.J. REV. WILLIAM E. DOYLE, S.J. Ef1QllSl'l, R6liQi0rl, Alumni Associa- Religion, Counselor, Sodality, Stu- English, Religion, Poster Club. flon, l-lfel'CH'Y Circle, Sodulity. dent Council, Senior Activities. Education. MR. EDWARD A. DUNN Mathematics, B Baseball, B Football, Varsity Soccer, Physical REV. HARLAND R. EDWARDS, S.J. Rel igion, Counselor, Moderator Prep-News, Soda I ity. A reading program was held here last summer where a certain num- ber of boys from all four years read and discussed various classics and modern books. This program, an advanced reading course, was under the direction of the school's paper-back book-man, Mr. Francis X. Cleary, S.J. wx , ,AJ Q, x I IX I .I - Wo- rv wb ' - ' ' MQQM1, ' if li Mn. DAVID FLEMING, s.J. . F N 3,3 I' T ,tx f' :KK I I Lf, s h, BII' cub, Tx ,, Q ' . Ai SZcIraIify, gjjhselor. e Grmme U 'xx If ...sigh my mio, 1139 f f--af' V4 I MR. MARINO GARCIA Spanish, Physical Education, Wres- tling. REV. MARTIN HAGAN, SJ. Religion, Rifle Club, Rifle Team, Counselor, -Basement Recreation Room, Sodality. REV. LEO A. GUNN, SJ. Counselor, Missions. MR. EMMET J. HANICK Mathematics, Physics, Varsity Bas- keiball. 19 REV. WILLIAM J. KANE, S.J. ator of Yearbook. MR. RALPH HOULIHAN, S.J. Latin, Sodality, Assistant Athletic Moderator, Counselor. MR. HENRY JASPAR German, Spanish, Russian. A course in Russian, not offered in most schools, is given to sophomores and juniors under the tuforage of Mr. Henri Jaspar. A student who takes Russian and passes the course will merit an Honors diploma when he graduates. .,.,,..i.i.........m,,,,,., W, M, ...M , . .W , English, Religion, Confessor, Moder- REV. PHILIP L. KELLETT, S.J. Latin, Moderator of Athletics, Con- fessor, Senior Follies. ,-1 Ju: R -11 4..F:'..-Y., ani'- , 4 ' lm! O Bi' gil 5' MQ 4 ,r so un Ill' - 'fl' llilll al: Another advanced course offered to the top sophomores and juniors is German I and ll, taught by Mr. David Koesterer, S.J. This course also leads to an Honors di- ploma. MR. ROBERT J. KELLEY MR. HUGH KELLY, SJ. Mathematics, Glee Club. History, Sodality, Photographer B Soccer. REV. THOMAS J. KELLY, SJ. English, Spanish, Religion, Golf, ln- tramurals, Moderator of Fathers' Club. MR. DAVID KOESTERER, SJ. Englnsh, German, Speech, Sodality, Paper Book Store. 21 MR. PAUL MARTEL History, Physical Education, Athletic Director, Varsity Football. MR. EMILE McANANY, S.J. English, Dramatics, Counselor, So dality. MR. CARL J. MILLER Chemistry, Science Club. 22 To improve their reading speed and comprehension, students from all years often sign up for Mr. John Dietzler's Remedial Reading course. Those taking the course make use of the latest equipment and meth- ods to facilitate their work. REV. FRED J. MONAGHAN, S.J Religion, Bookstore. MR. JOHN POLIZZI Bond Direcfor, Private Music Les- SONS. REV. JOHN R. PADBERG, SJ. Lofin, Religion, Counselor. T 'aka iiio MR. LAWRENCE PERK Physics -7 al'- l li , i It l f lx --- MR. JOSEPH POWER Typewriting Mr. Lawrence Perk lectures the 4A Physics class that is taking port in the Col lege Placement Progrom. MR. JAMES F. ROBINSON History, Varsity Baseball. REV. EDWARD PREUSCH, S.J. Physics MR. F. JOSEPH SCHULTE Mathematics, Dramatics. REV. JOSEPH M. SHEEHY, S.J. Mathematics 24 Mr. James Robinson, a veteran of eighteen years in the class- room, lectures his iunior Mod- ern History class. REV. PAUL STAUDER, S.J. Acolythical Society, League of the Sacred Heart, Confessor. MR. JOHN W. TALLON, S.J. Greek, D Basketball, Sadality BRO. THOMAS C. THORNTON, S.J. Sacrista n MR RICHARD J VOLKMER Physical Education, Health, Asslst- ant Varslty Football and Track, B Basketball. 25 CDRGANIZATIGNS ,, ..--. W A,... Q. Y' 4 Q , M' in Q 1' 1 1 ,IQ I! ua.. 1 A S N X i 3: F Q 'S , 5 L we i , E W WSE w-....W,.,.m ..., W ..,, -M. ., ,..., - ,..Q..-,.,.. ..- A . W- Student Council Officers, from left to right: Jerry McNieve, Secretary Jack Bauer, President Pat McCauley, Vice-President Jim Dowd, Secretory ln the life of St. Louis U. High the Student Council has played an important part. This group held the one and only meeting each week which affected the entire student body. Meeting with representatives of all twenty-eight classes, the Council publicized and promoted the extra-curricular activities of the school and effectively instilled school spirit into all student proiects. These goals were achieved through the work of the Council itself and of committees assigned a specific task. One committee handled the announcing at football and basketball games, another provided the ushers at school functions, and still another or- ganized the pep-rally schedule and the rallies them- selves. To each committee fell the iob of mak- ing student life more enjoyable and more profitable. No little credit for a successful year is due to Father John Doyle, S.J., moderator of the Student Council, to Mr. Dennis Daly, S.J., assistant moderator, and to the officers of the Council, President Jack Bauer, Vice-President Pat McCauley, Secretary Jerry Mc- Nieve, and Treasurer Jim Dowd. Senior Class President .lack Bauer carries the senior class rings from a table in front of the main altar in the Student Chapel to the altar of the Blessed Virgin. There he led the seniors in reciting an act of con- secration of the class of l96O. 28 A Student Council proiect: introducing Coach Martel, Mrs. Martel, ond two of their children to the student body. J J S ic i 1, i so 333, gee K Freshmen Rich Gaynor Bob Carter Rich Kirchhoefer Joe Westhus Jim Horbcxugh Pete Downey Bill Freesmeier K Members of the Student Council Sophomores Lcrrry Kelly Jeff Long John Bruno Mike Lonogon Dove Missey Chris Gicinoulokis John Dowd Juniors Jim Morioni Tom Albus Tom Hortrick Mike Shoner Pete Dooley Keith Johnson Roger Nouert Student Council In session Bauer presiding McCauley asiding. Seniors Rich Micholski John Mahoney Jock Anton Som Vondover Bob Reich Tom O'Brien Rene Morrison This year's Prep News editors - Mike Bradley, Mike Messmer, and Gary Seiberf - check page proof af the prinfers. ' lr, rg Prep New QBACKER MEMORIALI IT. LOUIS UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL ST. LOUIS. MO. Prep-News writers pretending indifference To the photographer. STANDING, from left To right, Dennis Neill, Jon Dehner, Greg Kepley, John Hoehn, and Tom Melancon, SEATED, Tim Ryan. 30 Q Prep News photographers Dave Classen and Dick Swatek examining prints. John Dwyer John Maher and Father Edwards over looking the work of Bob Gatewood The fourth estate of St. Louis University High, the Prep News, kept the student body well-informed on school activities, intellectually stimulated in school, local, and national issues, and occasion- ally amused. News editor, Mike Messmer, feature editor, Gary Seibert, and sports editor, Mike Bradley contributed their iournalistic abilities to make the Prep News again a contestant for Na- tional Scholastic Press honors. An informative and attractive first page kept the student interest high, the editorial page mirrored student opinion. On the sports page there was up-to-the-minute coverage of all athletic events, plus a feature article by Mike Bradley: The Top Ten. As in the past, iunior editors edited the fourth page of the Prep News. This year the iob of handling news concerning the Fall Frolics, the Sacred Heart League, the Sodality, and other school activities fell on the shoulders of John Maher, Bob Gatewood, and John Dwyer. With the May issue of the Prep News these three as- sumed full responsibility for publishing the paper, Senior editors prepare copy for the next issue. The Dauphin Let's make that deadline. This was the plea that Dauphin editors John Liebe and Tom Wencewicz heard again and again during the months of production - September to May. It was not an easy request to fulfill. Working with a new moderator and a new printer, and with a minimum of student help, they had to labor through many afternoons and week ends to meet their deadlines. Proof of their persevering efforts is the 1960 Dauphin. To accomplish this task, the Dauphin relied very much upon the able help of Jim Dowd and Joe Stockhus, who divided the business-manager chores, and the as- sistance of other members of the staff. To all who had a part in producing this year's Dauphin, the editors and moder- ator, Fr, William J. Kane, S.J., extend their thanks. New Www. aura r. isN. ref.. iff ' .- Q. Dauphin staff at work. FRONT ROW, Liebe and Wencewicz, BACK ROW, Fr. Kane, Bonskowski, and Dowd. With a deadline near, Jim Dowd forsakes his fob as Business Manager to write copy. Dick Bonskowski, a draftee from the sophomore class, turns out a piece of art work for the Dauphin. 32 Editors Associate Editors Artists Business Managers Circulation Advertising Photography Editor Photographers Photography Moderator Dauphin Moderator Tom Wencewicz John Liebe Hal Grams Mike Richter Paul Heaton Bill Luecking Dick Bonskowski Dominic Ribaudo Joe Stockhus Jim Dowd Tony Harris Dick Swatek Dave Classen Mr. H. F. Kelly, S.J. Rev. W. J. Kane, SJ. if pf he photo editor, Tony Harris, checks a photo with Dick lassen. Dauphin editors: Wencewicz and Liebe, Mr. Kelly setting up a pic iob for Dick Swatek and Dave Clcissen Pius X Club As part of the Pius X Club's Chapel Program, Bishop David F, Hickey, S.J., retired bishop of the British Honduras mis- sion, speaks to the students on the hardships of mission life. Moderated by Mr. Daly, the Pius X Club has con- tinued to keep up its reputation of being an essen- tial part in the students' participation at Mass. To make the Mass more interesting, the Club posted two members in the sanctuary who read the responses and the Proper of the Mass. During Advent, a wreath was placed in front of the altar, for each week in this season a candle was lit to signify that less and less time remained until the coming of Christ. The Club replaced the old Mass cards with new yellow books to aid in their campaign for more and better singing at Mass. The successful purpose of all the Club's plans was to increase the students' devotion at Mass and to make them realize their privilege of daily attendance. Socristans Jack Anton and Jim Busch lay out the vestments before Mass as they do every day of the school year. ai 7' W H Q, M. .g ,,X 5 Nl X 1 xv X, WWW iff' wig John Hummel of 2A leads his class in their Act of Consecration to the Sacred Heart. .iff wx, ,Ai 'I If as A, 1? N V .X ' Senior Sodality prefects were: Sam Vandover, Greg Kepley, Phil Schenkenberg, Tom Etling, and Jack Anton. Senior Sodality After a summer of preparation the Senior Sodality inaugurated a plan by which the prefects and other officers actually led their groups at each weekly meeting. By means of careful pre-planning and writ- ten reports, the Sodality othcers ensured the success of this plan, moreover, they encouraged other sen- ior sodalists to take an active part in the meetings. This year emphasis was placed on a more conscien- tious performance of one's spiritual duties. Also, the Senior Sodality organized and ran the Sodality Cen- tral: a group that sought to co-ordincite the efforts of all the Sodalities in the school. Despite the prob- lems encountered, Sodality Central was able to lay important groundwork tor the years to come. The seniors ioined with the underclassmen in the Sodality Dance. . sr . V f- . at . t t 51 t f f . 21,13 'gf 5 5 5 ' - gn . ' I K f 'f7 zn' 2f g v'4fCfff:4'2 'i I ' I-lffit es ztm Senior, iunior, and sophomore sodalists all enjoyed the Sodality Dance. Junior Sodality This year the four junior sodality moderators, Mr. Conway, Mr. Cleary, Mr. Carroll, and Mr. Flem- ing decided that their groups would concentrate on living the sodality rule. The living ot these rules is one of the hardships and sacrifices necessary for the closer companionship between the sodalist and God. Stress was put on the sodalist's realization of the im- portance of this duty. Mental prayer and spiritual reading were proposed as the best means by which he could attain this goal. Since each ot the four Junior Sodality groups had its own proiects, there were few worlcs in which all iun- ior sodalists collaborated. However, the Junior So- dalists joined the other sodalists in the school as an honor guard for Archbishop Ritter at the closing of the A.C.C.Y. convention, helped in the distribution ot Christmas baskets, and participated in a school- wide collection ot clothing tor Father Rahm's youth center in El Paso, Texas. Mott Maguire sorts out the clothing collected by Mr, Conway's sodality group to send to Fr. Rohm. Mr. Conway's sodality group is the only group run by a lay teacher. Fi Mike Shaner, Joe Krebs, Jim Busch, and Phil Farrell were the Junior Sodality pre- fects this year. , -4' . i Sophomore Sodality Members of the Sophomore Sodality pack- age the canned goods gathered for Christ- mas baskets. Mr. Bredeck leads his Sodality group in a discussion during a regular Tuesday meeting. Tom Wind, Mike Bruno, and Joe Rebman were the Sophomore Sodality prefects this year. Working on the principle that one must him- self be holy if he is to influence others to holiness, the sophomore sodalities stressed personal sanctification in their weekly meetings. Sodalists sought this goal through the Sodality rule. So in each meeting dis- cussions were held on the interpretation of a specific rule and on the performance of those duties encouraged by the rule. From these discussions came a new realiza- tion for each of the power one has to achieve personal sanctification and to influence oth- ers to good. Most noticeable to all were the number of leaders born of this program. Besides cooperating with other sodality groups on school-wide projects, the sopho- more sodalists carried on three projects of their own: the collection of stamps to aid the foreign missions, the collection of broken rosaries to send to an invalid in New York who earns his livelihood by repairing them, and the gathering of Catholic periodicals for a priest in Communist-dominated Indo- nesia. League of the Sacred Heart Four members of the League set up one of the many exhibits sponsored by the League during the year. Senior promoters of the League of the Sacred Heart: Jack Faddis, Mark Pautler, Ken Cook, Ed Hemp- stead, Joe Thompson, Dick Terry, George Peach, Jack Chleboun, Ron Moeslein, and Tom Kavanaugh. Under the guidance of its new moderator, Mr. Daly, the League of the Sacred Heart made 1959-60 a year ot tirsts in many ways. One of these was the dedication of the whole student body to the Sacred Heart, Father Sheahan leading the prayer. Another innovation was the collection ot Christmas baskets by the League, this proiect being furthered by the sale of dashboard statues to pay forthe fresh meat and milk placed in the baskets. Each school day the students of Backer were made aware of the spiritual purpose of the League, tor each day the members of a des- ignated homeroom received Communion in reparation for iniustices done to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The second semester saw the League waging a vigorous campaign to edu- cate the student body as to the purpose of the League and the benefits it afforded all who shared in its activities. Tom Kavunaugh moderates a meeting of the League. Bellarmine Club Flanl-:ed by his senior debaters, Gary Gutting, Jack Winkler, Dave Wynne, and Joe Gleason, Fr, Curry proudly shows off one of their many trophies. The Bellarmine Club - under the direction of Fr. Curry and his assistants: Mr. Carroll, Mr. Cleary, and Mr. Fleming - participated in many successful events during the year. The first, and perhaps the most suc- cessful of these, was the roundtable discussion of the controversial City-County District Plan before the en- tire student body. Several distinguished guests took part in the debate. To prepare for the Student Congress in Jefferson City in March, the Club sponsored its own Student Con- gress at St. Louis LJ. High in November, a large num- ber of schools in attendance, In mid-December Fr. Curry conducted classes in the techniques of debating for those students who had proved themselves in trial debate work. Love's labor was not lost. The senior debaters took first place in many tournaments both in St. Louis and elsewhere in the state. Moreover, the Bellarmine Club finished off a terrific season by taking first place in CISL com- petition, thus retaining the Wagner cup for another year. Bellormine officers this year were: Jay McGillick, his- torian, .lim Dowd, president, Joe Austin, secretary, and Dave Wynne, vice-president. Assistant moderators Mr. Carroll, Mr. Cleary, and Mr. Fleming put on their best smiles for the yearbook photographer. Students from many schools in the urea participate in the Bellcrmine- sponsored Student Congress. Bellcrmine Club officers McGillick, Dowd, and Wynne look over the statistics for the year. Joe Austin clarifies cm point ct the Student Congress. Mr, Fleming gives Harry Richmond ond Steve Finch a few pointers to prepore them for the Freshman De- bate Contest. As in previous years, senior members of the Bellarmine Club coached the freshmen in debate techniques. Freshmen Fred Denny and Em- met Brennan look through the debate material in the library. 1 se em One of the oldest Backer organizations, the Science Club, moderated by Mr. Carl Miller and Mr. Charles Conway, scheduled an interesting program for the present school year. The Club began its activities by viewing two interesting films, one concerning careers in medicine, the other a documentary film on the Air Force Lunar probe. Besides their weekly meetings members went on several tield trips, most notable of which were to Fouke Fur Company and to the new research center of Monsanto Chemical Company. At Monsanto the members were taken on a tour of the Science Club otticers were: Joe Aus tin, Courtney Pitkin, President Tim Ryan, W. Michael Denny, and Dave Wynne. inorganic and agricultural chemistry buildings and of the computer center. In November the Science Club enjoyed an informative lecture by Mr. Robert Cos- lello, S.J., on the relationship between psychology and science. Entered in the Westinghouse Science Talent Search contest are William Denny, Timothy Ryan, and David Wynne. They and other members will also participate in the St. Louis Science Fair, won last year by Science Club member Mike Mahon with his closed circuit tele- vision station. All the members of the Science Club gather croimd on exhibit of the Frasch Process. n Science Club ii While Jerry Boyle listens and Mr. Miller looks on, Tim Ryan explains the Frasch Process. A group of the Science Club members listen to the guide at Washington University. Mr. Miller and Mr. Conway find the Washington U. field trip as educa tional as the Club members did. FV ? ' ff fi , fa -,V , iw , . 5 , 5 Q bg? w S X vf,. F--Q JH , . ng., Q ff . xv X A , . K - +P 75 af' , we 2, 4 wav ,,.7-S4 'fi -vz1EfisfewJs if .. v 'lf , .1,, , K. Lx JL , ,,L,A ,. .,,X - 1: 621 Qi :N .Q Q qv - Q .xy mm msg- .. ,,. if ,SQ M Ngwiifvlff wwf, . i Q 3. X Xie .. af ,. Q- S Q I 535359. W , WJ 3 . 1 E E ww fi X151 fa W w. Q - 1 we 6 if 4 fl v ? g ,Y 'M V is 3,9 T Ju. s Q 5 M , D R -L. fs'f' 5 x X 5 The Library Association helped Miss Coyle keep the library prepared for student use. Under the supervision of Miss Coyle, the Library As- sociation, composed of ten student assistants, has taken over many of the manual and clerical processes of library work - Tasks which would normally con- sume so much of a professional librarian's time. Dur- ing the school year the student staff added 700 vol- umes to the shelves. These books fell principally into the following subiect areas: drama, math, English, Library Association history, science, and the classics. The Library Association of St. Louis U. High is af- filiated with the area-wide Student Library Guild, an organization of student librarians from all the Catho- lic high schools of the district. The Guild meets four times each school year for book discussions and so- cial activities. of the facilities offered by our li brary. Many students took advantage Alumni Association Alumni president Bill Reis C443 and Red Schoendienst present check for receipts of alumni basketball game to Mrs. Hake. Fr. Divine and Mr. Hake look on. Again this year the Alumni Association scheduled a program of events designed to keep graduates of St. Louis U. High in touch with each other and their Alma Mater. To secure scholarship funds for present stu- dents, the Alumni Association held its annual ravioli dinner, following the S.L.U.H. - C.B.C. homecoming football game. ln February the Alumni sponsored a beneht basket- ball game for Don Hake, a graduate of the class of '55, who has become almost totally blind in the pas. two years. This game between the SLUH alumni and the CBC alumni attracted some nine hundred alumni and friends. Reunions in October and November of '59 were for the classes of '29, '34, '39, '44, and '49. Red Schoendienst and Stan Musial clown before the Alumni game. .L E , E, A if 2 5' 4 X 3? ' . H , 5 i V- M K L X 5 Li gL'g K if L L 'V W L 3 J ' X E V ., A A W A 'K Q , W, . 'A Y Q 1 , 2 ? S ' , by X , V 5 :WV L g is 5 VV5, if , , :,, ,x,,X . if . M i s Q V X ii K .A v,Y,:,., W -1' Q' 9 v . X M , I A B4 ,,., X L . W L ' ff gl? , f i 5 A V - Bob Harper, Leo Makarewicz, and Dale En- gelbrecht practice Flight of the Bumble- bee for the Spring Concert. Mr Polizzi gives a lesson to Jim Schulte, the best bassoon player in the Dance Band making pleasant mu sic: FIRST ROW: Wencewicz, Dug gon, Fague, Schulte, and Puetz SECOND ROW: Poelker, Befta, Car ter, Harper, Dreher, Engelbrecht, and Cheney. Striebel is the 88 YTIOTI. Mr. Robert Kelley directed the Glee Club through another success- ful year. Roger Nauert, Tom Cradock, Jim Golterman, and Bill Hickman formed the Barbershop Quartet at the Concerts in the Fall and Spring. 52 Glee Club The Glee Club of St. Louis U. High once again began the year with a new director, Mr. Robert J. Kelley, who introduced several new ideas in the manage- ment of the Club. He instituted the member advisory board which consisted of himself, two oftlcers, a pres- ident, a secretary-treasurer, and a captain from each of the four sections. The big events ot the Glee Club year were the Winter and Spring Concerts, presented jointly by the Band and the Glee Club. On Christ- mas Day, the Glee Club appeared on television to sing O Bone Jesu, Ave Maria, and Hear Thou Our Prayer. Later in the year, the club represented SLUH at Maryville. In the spring the Club gave a concert at St. John's Hospital to Hnish olzf a great year. Winter ' CONCERT BAND UNDER THE DOUBLE EAGLE ............ Concert P R I. F. Wag SECOND SYMPHONY FOR BAND .....,. ......... F rank Erick AMPARITO ROCO ............................. Spanish March lame Tex GLEE CLUB VIVE L'AMOUR ,...,,,,...............................,.......... Old Student S ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE .............. Lerner 5: L01 VOLGA BOATMAN .........................,.... ...... R ussicm Folk 'I Arr. H. W. Loc CONCERT BAND THE ROSARY ....................,.... ......... E thelberi Nr Solo by Tom Wilkes BEGUINE FOR BAND ........ ...................,... . .. Glenn C THE TRUMPET POLKA ......... ....... Paul Lavalle 61 Ioe 'l Trumpet Quartet - Dale Enqelbrecht, Lee Markarewicz, Robert Harper and Charles Zurfluh FIRST ROW: Denny, Matula, Bashwiner, Steve Roy, SECOND rala, Kavanaugh, Bauer, Mike Roy. FIFTH ROW: Melancon, No- ROW: Kennington, Jim Pollock, Keith Brown, Ferrara, Golfer- theis, Behnen, Tom Cradock, Jim Simon, Fritz, Wagovich, Tom man, Hickman, Horst. THIRD ROW: Kwapisz, Hume, Mike Dolan, Haley, Berger, Kinsella, Mohr. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Kelley, mod- Pisoni, Jeff Morrison, O'Hare, Travers, DuVall, Nauert. FOURTH erator. ROW: Thomas, Bertelsmeyer, John Pollock, Dulick, Silva, Nus- December 7, 1959 A M ev' -ff: Tom Edelmann relaxes from his piano long enough to mug for the GI-EE CLUB photographer. GAUDEAMUS IGITUH ....... ........... G erman Student Song WW THE BAND PLAYED ON Quartet - Bill Hickman. lim Golterman Tom Cradock, Roger Nauert WAGON WHEELS ...... .,,..,............... H ill - D6 R056 CONCERT BAND TRUMPET AND DRUM .......,....,,...,............... ......... P hilip J- I-0119 Trumpet Solo - Dale Engelhrecht Drum Solo - Harry Kohler IUNGLE DRUMS ,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,..,,,. Em e sto Lecuona GLEE CLUB NELLIE WAS A LADY ..,,..... ..A....... S tephen Foster MUSICAL TRUST ,,,,,,,,,,,, ......... S tevens 51 Clokey CONCERT BAND AND GLEE CLUB THE BIG BRASS BAND ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Paul Lavalle 6, Frank Venlre 53 Dauphin Players The Dauphin Players undertook another busy program this year, under the direction of Mr. Emile McAnany, S.J., and Mr. Joseph Schulte. In late October, members gained valu- able experience when they presented four successful student- directed one-act plays: the delightful Rising of the Moon, the unbelievably human and funny play The Workhouse Ward, and the crowd-pleasing Miracle of the Danube. The latter drama brought out the best in Backer acting, lighting, staging, and directing. The maior production of the year was The Desperate Hours by Joseph Hayes. The first serious drama presented at SLUH since l957, it will go clown in Backer history as one of the best plays ever produced by the Dauphin Players. The professional handling of difficult roles by the cast and the realistic stage settings of Mr. Schulte will long be remembered by those attending the performance on February l9, 20, or Ql. At the St. Louis C.T.C. one-act play festival in February, the play Miracle of the Danube received a superior rating and junior Joseph Krebs received the best actor award. In March, members of the Dauphin Players participated in the state re- gionals for one-act plays and journeyed to Omaha for the regional C.T.C. convention. ln April a group represented SLUH in the state contest at Columbia, Missouri. Ed Quigley and Tom Haley in The Rising of the Moon. 54 Gary Gutting in A Game of Chess. THE RISING OF THE MOON by Lady Augusta Gregory Directed by Joseph Schulte Assisted by James Cradock Scene: A deserted wharf at night in an Irish seaport during the trouble with tl English. Policeman B James Harbour Policeman X s Michael Farri Sergeant , ,, Thomas Halt Ragged Man w . w Y w w , , , Edward Quigli THE WORKHOUSE WARD by Lady Augusta Gregory Directed by Emile G, McAnony, S.J. Assisted by Edward Pisoni Scene: A ward in Cloon Workhouse. The two old men in their beds. Michael Miskell , ssss, essss s.... eeeeee Y Charles Deml Michael Mclnerney w w Dennis Snundei Jack Donohoe , w,ww, ..., w . s,,,s,.e V.www . THE MIRACLE OF THE DANUBE by Maxwell Anderson Directed by Emile G. McAnany, SJ. Assisted by John Libera Scene: A room in a castle overlooking the Danube, somewhere i some 15 years ago. Lieutenant , -V V w .ww John Tatu n the Europe c Dennis Draball Maia, 7 ,,,, Richard Nas General Merck Captain Cassell w , , Guard . VV V ------ V- -We Giotto Figure , V V Prisoners: William Ott, John Kerons, Michael Forbes, Scott Forestner, Samuel Sinnett, James Lutz , W, Robert Strlebi , Joseph Krel . Philip Kar Thomas Cowa Kingsley, Joh Note: Although the events presented in this play deal with a tyranny which hc been overthrown, the allegory of liberty here presented is certain to find ready ag plication in our contemporary situation. Desperate Hours. Joe Krebs threatens Torn Lan- dolt. TAGE MANAGER SSISTANT MANAGER TAGE CREW: Terrence Evers Michael Forbes Thomas Wilkes USTUMES SUSE MANAGER SHTING AKE-UP OGRAM OPERTIES BLICITY TUND 'KETS SALES EDITS: St. Jahn's Hospital for the use of th equipment. PRODUCTION STAFF James Miller James Raymond Brez John Bleile James Costgan Philip Korst, Edward Pisoni, Samual Sinnetl Louis Berra James Miller, James Daley, James Lutz, Joh Renard, Patrick Travers Michael Forbes, James Cradock n McKee, Fra ncis Notheis, Joseph Stnckhus John Chleboun, William Miller Edwin Kaiser, Thomas Mitchell, Kenneth Schmidt Jahn Dulick, Edward Pi Joseph Taschler, Robert Taschler Terrence Evers, John Kerans, Mark Potts Jerome Boyle, John soni, Chleboun, Keith Kepley, lnhn Warner e wheel chair and other hospital Top, Minor Miracle. Frank Kaveney, Larry Berro, John Terry, and Ryan Denny lost on a life raft. Bottom, Miracle of the Danube. Joe Krebs pleads for his life before Bob Striebel and Dick Nash. Workhouse Ward. Den Saunders anal Charles Demitz exchange friendly insults. i 55 The stage crew put together Mr. Schulte's brilliantly designed sets. Chief McCauley. A tense moment in the Dauphin PIayer's great production of The Desperate Hours. The make-up men contributed greatly to the successful year of the Dauphin Players. Pictured are Dave Forbes, Dennis Saunders, Joe Stockhus, and Jim McKee. Deputy SheriH Poelker explains the situation to State Police slces xt, Q',..., , we W ' .il is s X is get we 2' 3 2 Q :S ee t X Q Q at x as X . 3 if X . ffl t.iLit!-E-v1fs:: '22 tu. M-is jf- 3 5 - - , ' .TP . , gg - , g-.sw ftfifgw55z'iif1'f'4f2:1' A wi I A - 9, ' ' - . J' , sw e' 'ff ,fewf-2.f1fiFiff2gsgj-71.2 -f ff -. 1 wx... fe. Q- .Qem.,.. - .2 is if . ' w t P 'Q i S -- m Q fe li Joe Krebs en Gun ers The Desperate Hours D S d Toni Winston Jesse Bord H Llrr y Carson Michael Hiliiurd Rorphie Hilliard Dun Hilliard Ted Hilliard Glenn Griffin Hunk Grilhn Robish Chuck Wright Mr, Puherson LI Carl Fredericks Mr Swih Radio An nouncer' Duvch's Voice Tnmei The presenv Scene: The City of indianapolis 1h fwrvv n1ODcnneH John Poeiker Chorics Dernivz Dennis Sounders Thomas Lnndoff Gregmy Kepiey John Tever Joseph Krebs Richard Nash John B1ciIe Michael Gail: Thomas Huiey Poirick McCauley Joseph Toschler Thonius Sch Icmev TOmODm February 19, 20, 21, 1960 ATHLETICS L Q5 Ak ' ,jr 'Hi ' K fm ii: Ji' Fkgx vi, 'ff' , exif gf. .lk 'W L ' 1 V ff W Q ?S K ,, 1 M BACK: Coach Volkmer, Lembeck, McNamee, Golterman, Schenk, ROW 2: Mgr. Tuftli, Powers, Micholski, Venegoni, Simon, Cro Hennelly, Cova, Fr. Kellett, Coach Martel. ROW 4: Richter, Mc- dock, Videmschek, Hannis, Shaner, Morris. FRONT: Coffin, Al Creary, Gianoulakis, Lanagan, Marstall, Matthes, Sheridan, bus, Mdsleive, Vqndover, Anfon, Mahoney, Gegg, O'Neil Weeks, Mgr. Nestor. ROW 3: Mgr. Martin, Mier, RuHing, Kreke- O'Brien, Steffen. ler, Busch, Nauert, Morrison, Bischof, McMahon, Mgr. Nash. O Varsity Football 7-0-l Coach Paul Martel plans ahead. ST, LOUIS U. HIGH i4 ........ DuBourg . 6 ........ Beaumont 26 ........ St, Mary's 25 ........ Marquette i9 ........ Ritenour . 33 ........ C.B.C. . . . i9 ........ Normandy 0 ........ Assumption OPPONENTS .. ....... . 0 .. 0 .. 0 .. O 7 ...i4 Summin' It Up SLUH OPPONENTS First Downs ....... . Rushing Yardage ..... Passing Yardage . . . Total Ottense ..,.. . Passes Completed .,.. Punts .......... . . . Penalties . .. . . . 84 48 i490 622 336 248 i826 870 27-67 23-89 33-35.1 45-37.1 53-465 26-200 fs E' my K fl' ,wff ,- eissakl 1 'x, 1 a Q M, 5? , w J' 'Q Q ,R 2 Is- h ' if 'ww f F S 3 I .. 23 Q L r . ,sm SN ..kk i I 4 4 A 2 Em if ,W 4' 32 51 gx bi W f m 5 AV mf 3 3 2.1, A A x nz .xx K. MMR Albus ll ll watches, Morrison l2ll runs, and Michalski l6Ol blocks. TOP: O'-Brien intercepts a pass as a Beaumont end waits uselessly for the ball. BOTTOM: Simon looks down field as a Beaumont player trips him up. S. S. L. U. H. 14 - DuBourg O Passing and defense were the winning fac- tors in the opening game against the Cava- liers from Bishop DuBourg. Tom Al- bus passed well, consistently connecting with John Mahoney, Pat O'Brien, and Jack Simon. The Hun defense, led by Sam Van- dover, Scott Videmschek, and Jack Anton, hoisted the Blue and White to a l4--O vic- tory: sweet revenge for the 7-7 tie of last year. SLUH DHS First downs ..... 9 9 Rushing Yardage. llO l5l Passing Yardage. l34 21 Total Offense .. . 244 l72 Passes Completed 8-i6 2-l l Punts .......... 6-33.5 5-24.4 Penalties . . . . . 3-45 5-45 L. U. H. 6 - Beaumont O Beaumont came charging into the C.B.C. stadium breathing fire and almost ran away with a victory. The little Bills won 6-O but had to fight all the way, especially on defense. The lone score came on a pass from Albus to Simon, and from there on it was a defensive game. Rich Michalski and Bob O'Neil were outstanding on de- tense. SLUH BHS First Downs ..... 6 6 Rushing Yardage. 82 64 Passing Yardage. 34 8 Total Oltense . . . ll6 72 Passes Completed 4-7 l-7 Punts .......... 4-31.5 4-39.5 Penalties ....... 5-45 6-50 S. L. U. H. 26 - St. Mary's O In spite of cascading rain the Little Bills, led by their powerful line, rolled to a 26-O vic- tory over St. Mary's. Rene Morrison and John Mahoney scored the tTrst touchdowns, then Bill Lembeck, iunior fullback, rambled to two touchdowns in the fourth quarter. Fumbles recovered by Bob O'Neil and Sam Vandover led to two of the scores. That St. Mary's game was rather muddy SLUH SMHS First Downs .... 10 4 Rushing Yardage. 172 54 Passing Yardage. 12 13 Total Offense . . . 184 67 Passes Completed 1-5 2-14 Punts .......... TOP: Jack Simon skirts around end against a small but mighty Ma quette te m Penglties 'l...'. 9-55 4-30 BOTTOM: The team leaves the field after defeating Marquette. S. L. U. H. 25 - Marquette O Shutout number four came against a scrappy Marquette team, light in weight but not in spirit. Jack Simon scored first with a 69 yard punt return. With the line opening large holes, Morrison plunged into the end zone for two touchdowns and O'Neil for one. Largely responsible for keeping the team rolling was Pat O'Brien, who did not figure- in the scoring. SLUH MHS First Downs ..... 9 7 Rushing Yardage. 164 63 Passing Yardage. 82 44 Total Offense . . . 246 107 Passes Completed 4-7 4-14 Punts .......... 4-34.5 6-36.1 Penalties ....... 7-BO 2-10 W 1 E W 1 XM gf? Q , K . 5. , X in 5 t 55 , ' Q Q 1 1.22 f' - fm if f., A .g Q. . , M H 5 ' .4.v Sli S Q ig ,ffl we Q A5 it i y lf 1 my-, we X .mv , . ff ' 4 A 5 Y V. fu V wg-ff if 6 mr me J E I 5 'El W '5? 'af Q - s ,af . ,Q . Hwy, Q 1, ,Q Everyone knew what school this wos. ALL DISTRICT: Videmschek, Simon, Anton, Morrison. ALL IN- DEPENDENT: Simon, Videmschek, Anton, Morrison, Mohoney, Micholski. ALL STATE: Videmschek, Simon. TOP: Micholski l6OJ rushes in to help Morrison. BOTTOM: Joe Gegg heods for trouble. S. L. U. H. I9 - Normondy On o cold, windy night the Junior Bills met ond defeoted o keyed-up Normondy teom, I9-I4. O'NeiI took the opening kick-oft ond scompered 92 yords tor the Ionge-st scoring ploy of the yeor. But Normondy left the field ot holt time with o I4-I2 Ieod, their touch- downs coming on poss ploys. In the second holt, with eight minutes to ploy, John Mo- honey went 35 yords for the winning touch- down. Scott Videmschek, Mike Shoner, ond Rich Micholski were outstanding on defense. SLUH NHS First Downs ..... II I0 Rushing Yordoge. 204 I44 Possing Yordoge. 25 40 Totol Oftense .. . 229 I84 Posses Completed 3-8 4-I4 Punts .......... 3-48.0 4-39.0 Penolties . . . . . 6-45 2-20 I S. L. U. H. O - Assumption O The story of the disoppointing gome with As- sumption con be summorized in one word - weother. It hod rained throughout the doy, it roined still more during the gome, moking the field o seo of mud ond water. This oc- counts for the scoreless tie ond for the tum- ble on the one-yord line when victory wos in sight. .Iohn Mohoney, Jock Simon, Rene Mor- rison, ond Mike Shoner kept the high-scoring Assumption bock, Troxton, well in check. SLUH AHS First Downs ..... I2 4 Rushing Yordoge. 203 87 Possing Yordoge. 0 0 Totol Oftense .. . 203 87 Posses Completed 0-I O-I Punts .......... 5-34.2 5-27.0 Penolties .. 9-75 I-I5 Rich Micholski I -in ki .- ., LW M X ' was M ' 3 1 Yfff o'Wff+,'f .. ww wxfvfk . . we-. , Ia. . 4: ' z f - F T ,1... ww ' Jerry McNeive John Mohoney Joe Gegg Pct O'Brien Jack Anton, Som Vandover, and Scoff Videmschek, three mem- bers of the line. Bob O'Neil Jack Anton Som Vandover Bill Lembeck Scott Videmschek Rene Morrison 67 Tom Albus Jock Simon Mike Shuner 311 '1 k In the C.B.C. game, an excellent iob of blocking by the line opens up a large gap through the middle. B Football 4-3 Ponciroli charges after a long pass. The B football team - co-captained by Dan Stef1en, .lim McLaughlin, and Charlie Jirauch - started the season unsteadily but came bang- ing back with sound victorie-s over tough foes. The B team, which finished with a 4-3 record, was strongest on olllensie, though its defense im- proved rapidly during the season. Stalwarts in the bcickfield were Kim LeClair and Mike Hohl, on the line John Macllinger, John Stefanic, Joe Dehmer, and Clyde Mahnke were standouts. The highlight of the season came when the Dunn-men downed the Cadets of C.B.C. 21-13. ST. LOUIS U. HIGH OPPONENTS O .,...... St.Mary's .... ..... 2 5 O... ...Sumner.... ....33 20... ...Mercy.... .. O 25... ...Vashon.... .. 6 O... ...Assumption... .. 14 21... ...C.B.C...... ..13 29... ...O'Fallon... .. 2 W. 32 5 sxkx fzix? if Q A 1 K N X. J X K x ,A f ' 5 . . , 5 2 3 ,fkfu F , 'N ' r xfnu Q Y ,. . I .. , Q Y 35 X F Ti p - , 5 F K -kjifzg .51 KA 1 3 5 Xp 1 is I My fl 1, X., A fir. 4. f A W ' x 'if . 5 ., ,, Q ' T ' , j X Lifg ' ' 1 R ,L fix! 1, . k i - N ., 'aff - -f nib N K ' 'tim e ' S? , fgf W Q -. f ,J W -' Q ii 1 11553 I -if - if ' k . 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Assumption l9 Sugrue makes a tackle as Padberg comes in for an assist. McCabe gathers in a pass. The C football team rolled to a 6-O-l record for the season, with the lone tie coming in the last game l against Assumption. This year's team, the biggest and fastest in his three years according to Coach Ca- lacci, stood out on defense, posting tour shutouts and yielding touchdowns only to Marquette and Assump- tion. Outstanding players were Del Wilber, Bill Hollo, and Ed McCarthy in the backtield, and Jim O'Hagan, Alan Chettle, and .lerry Snodgrass on the line. 70 .gps-uonvvffwv-ww- ld P ' r3,z,:! . 1- 2 H? + . M -33:.....--:'-if? i Varsity Basket 32 'RK , ,wmwwgwwwmawmmf R mwwwwymmw-W, lf , . Yxvaxbnwn Y vm V 5 , Q If x rf 1' qw 9 iz? v fn ill!- n,..f'sa.. A v Q' QQ gm SLUH SLUH SLUH SLUH SLUH SLUH SLUH SLUH SLUH SLUH SLUH SLUH SLUH Hank Zuchowski 82 71 52 77 69 75 69 59 55 66 85 56 75 DuBourg 61 Chaminade 51 Helias 54 Beaumont 56 St. Marys 55 Assumption 50 Soldan 48 lPl-ll Roosevelt 45 CPI-ll Sumner 60 Cleveland 55 CPHJ Ritenour 45 Crystal City 68 C.B.C. 60 Honker gets another two points against C.B. lpl-ll Publlc H1911 Toumomenl Starting the season against the undefeated Cavaliers, the Bills led through most of the game with Fitzsimmons scoring 30 points. The Bills easily won over Chaminade, piling up a 22 point lead after the Hrst eleven min- utes. Journeying 110 miles to Jefferson City, SLUH lost a close one to one of the best teams in central Missouri. Against one of the best-coached teams in the area, the Bills made a tine showing. The Bills won easily over the Dragons, Hank Zuchowski showing the way. The Jr. Bills pulled away after the first two minutes, stretching their lead to 25 points at the finish. After gaining a 15 point lead by the halt, the Bills coasted to victory. Finishing strong, the Bills won going away. Tied in the last minute of play, the Junior Bills lost in overtime to the tournament champs, Sumner. Bouncing back from their second defeat, the Bills beat Cleveland for third place honors. The Bills tallied 67 points in the first three periods to win in a walk. Bradley, who carrie-d a 31 point average for the season, was too much for the Bills. The Bills held on to a slim halt-time lead and went on to win over their Oakland Avenue rivals. Despite Cadet defenders, Denny Rabbitt racks up two more for SLUH. SLUH 67 Southwest 47 SLUH 61 DuBourg 56 SLUH 76 Chaminade 49lBR1 SLUH 51 Mercy 55 TBR! SLUH 68 Cleveland 57 SLUH 56 C.B.C. 72 SLUH 48 Mercy 52 SLU'-I 67 De-Andreis 55 SLUH 67 Kirkwood 64 SLUH 61 Southwest 43 lSRl SLUH 80 McKinley 57 lSRl SLUH 61 Cleveland 42 lSRl Mr. Hanick leads team in prayer for victory before start of quarter Southvvest's Steers watched as the Bills ran up a 20 point margin. Rabbitt and Fitzsimmons each sank two free throws in the closing moments to give St. Louis their second victory over the Cavaliers. The Bills easily beat the Flyers in the qual- ifying round of the Blue Ribbon Tourna- ment. Not playing up to por, the Junior Bills lost to a good Mercy team in the finals. Hitting a consistent 17 points in each quarter, the Bills earned a 9 point edge over Cleve- land. A hot Cadet team led the Bills from the first quarter. This game was televised. This was a close one till late in the final pe- riod when Mercy sank 8 free throws to win. Fitzsimmons scored 23 points and Zuchowski poured in 18 to improve the Bills' record to 16-6. The Bills found themselves well matched in this exciting game with the Pioneers. ln the first State Regional game the Bills were again too much for Southwest. Breaking through a pressing McKinley de- fense, the Bills built up a 23 point margin. A hot third period by Pontello, Rabbitt, and Gegg gave the Bills a cushion in this game, iBRl SLUH Blue Ribbon Tournament lSRl State Regional 73 George Fitzsimmons fs? 'b , 'fr S253 ,X ' :ae 1 A R Y N Sf Y' Fsiifx i' gill Cir:- QU- X--Q4, Sl.Ul'l 58 Kirkwood 56 4 SLUH 74 Helios 35 SLUH 37 West Plains 36 SLUH 49 CBC. 61 FRONT ROW: Pontello, Fitzsimmons. SEC- OND ROW: Schwalbe, O'Brien, Hartman Zinselmeyer, Gegg, Grower. THIRD ROW Rabbitt, Schneider, Cradock, Mr. Hanick McLaughlin, Swekosky, Zuchowski, Kunt tmgr.l. State Tournament Jumping to an 8-O lead, the Junior Bills led Kirkwood all the way. A gift basket with four seconds left gave the Pioneers their nearest total. The Junior Bills, led by Fitz's 24 points, avenged an early season loss to Helios, The Jeff City team, which came to the tournament with a 28-2 record, saw the Bills build up a 40-lo halftime margin and coast to victory. Trailing 22-lo at halftime, the Bills took the lead at 27-25 on Rabbitt's long set shot. The Zizzers' Gary Garner missed a tinal shot with two seconds left. Down four points at the half and seven points after three quarters, the Bills saw C.B.C. pull away to a twelve point victory. Garrisonfs 29 points and 29 rebounds provided the difference between the two teams in this rubber match before a record 5400 people. x sung Q4 f All-Tournament Team George Fitzsimmons llst Teaml Willie Pontello 42nd Teaml All-District George Fitzsimmons ilst Teaml Willie Pontello l2nd Teaml Denny Rabbitt tHonoroble Ment.l Hank Zuchowski tHonorable Ment.l All Independent George Fitzsimmons tlst Teaml Willie Pontello llst Teaml Record: 23-7 After finishing second in the annual state tournament, Fitzsimmons, Coach Hanick, and Pontello accept the second-place trophy. Trfu 3 FIRST ROW: Steube, Lanagan, Goebel, Wagovich, McLaughlin, Heidenry. SECOND ROW Brady Wind Hasser, Morrison, Mr. Volkmer, O'Brien, Curran, Cox, Britt. Missing: Hohl and Keifter. B Basketball This year Coach Volkmer, with a wealth of good material, piloted the B team to a 12-4 record. In the course of the season the B bas- ketballers won over such outstanding teams as Crystal City, C.B.C., and Mercy. Ed Steube was the big gun, pumping in an av- erage of 12 points a game, while Jim Mc- Laughlin hit the hoop at a 10.6 clip. Other high scorers were Tom Morrison and Bob Curran. Hohl fights oft Kirkwood defenders after grabbing rebound. McLaughlin gets a lost-minute pointer fom Mr Volkmer before the start .LOUIS U. HIGH OPPONENTS DuBourg . . . Chaminade . Beaumont .. St. Mary's .. Assumption . . Ritenour .... Crystal City . C.B.C. ..... . Southwest .. DuBourg . . . Cleveland .. C.B.C. .... . Cape Catholic Mercy ..... DeAndreis .. Kirkwood . . Mr. Calacci during a tense moment of a Ceteam game. Ed McCarthy blocks as Esslinger fires from inside the foul C Basketball ST. LOUIS U. HIGH OPPONENTS Mr. Calacci's Cee men racked home an 3O ............ St. Francis de Sales .......... I7 II-2 record, finishing their season by scor- 46 St. Mary's ........... 23 ing 58 points against Chaminade. Those de- 27 . . . .. . C.B.C. ...... . .. 28 serving mention for their fine ploy are Wil- 48 Chaminade .... 42 ber, with a six point game average, Ken- 36 . . . . . DuBourg ......... . . . 33 nedy, leading scorer with a 6.5 average, No- 38 . . . . . . Assumption ......... . . . 30 lan, McCarthy, Heman, and Esslinger. The 42 . . . . . Blessed Sacrament . . . . . . 40 C team averaged 39.2 points per game this 28 . . . . , Assumption ......... . . . 31 season. 28 . . . . . St. Francis de Sales .... . . . 26 48.. ...St.Mary's .......... ....47 43.. ...DuBourg... ...33 38... ...C.B.C....... ...28 58 .. ... Chaminade ... ... 49 FIRST ROW: O'Hagan, Wilber, Kennedy, Roche, Schulte, Mc- Iacci Icoachl, Kletilner. THIRD ROW: Kirchhoeter, Esslinger, Mur- Carthy, E., Nolan. SECOND ROW: Locastro Imgr.D, Mr. Ca- phy, McNary, Goeke, Schrick, Lueders, Sugrue, Heman. 77 Varsity Soccer Mahoney trois in fo help O'NeiI against DuBourg. ST. LOUIS U. HIGH OPPONENTS 3 ........ McKinley .... 3... .... O'Fallon...... Prep Semi 2 . . . .... O'FaIIon I . , . .... St. Mciry's nary O 1 O O O O... .... C.B.C. 2 1... .... ST.Mary's... ...O i... .... Laboure... ...Q 1... .... St.Mary's... ...O 3... .... Ladue .. ...O 4 .... DuBourg .... 2 2... .... Mercy ............. ...O 2 .... Sf.Thomas Aquinas O 2... .... McBride .... O 1... .... Laboure O O .... DeAnclreis 1 Gomez uses his head. O'NeiI fries To gef a pass over to Mahoney - . ...mi man or .mitiuw gpmyfwof . . ffm k L.. I i 1 , AL.. , .. ...F After a grueling game Leahy receives a good old massage. Led by an unusually large number of seniors, Coach Ebby Dunn's Varsity Soccer team compiled a Hne rec- ord of i3 wins and 3 losses. Oftensively the Little Bills were led by John Mahoney, Austin Gomez, Jerry Schmid, Jim Bryon, and Pat McBride. Mahoney and McBride were the leading scorers, each scoring ten goals during the season. Defensive stalwarts were seniors Bob O'Neil, George Wilson, Jim Rick, Pat Twardowslci, Rich Michalski, and iuniors Joe Lange and Tom Nickel. Goalies Jack Simon and George FIRST ROW: Hamm, Wilson, Mahoney, Gomez, Twardowski, Bryon, Rick, SECOND ROW: Carron iAsst. Coachl, Michalski, Nickel, Peach, Simon, Kavanaugh, Eckelman, Reh lMgI'.l, MF- Peach allowed only eight goals in sixteen games. The outstanding victories of the season were over Du- Bourg, 4-2, and Ladue, 3-O. ln the Christmas tour- nament the varsity kickers were defeated in the semi- tinals by a tough Laboure team, 2-l. ln league play the Bills had a 6-l record, their only loss coming in the last game against DeAndreis. ln the St. Louis High School Soccer League the Bills wound up sec- ond to arch-rival C.B.C. Dunn. THIRD ROW: Selzer, Northway, O'Connor, Gubbins, Mc- Bride, Kappesser, Schmid, Leahy, Rogers, Lange, O'Neil, Mann. Soccer For the third time in the last four years the B soc- cer team, under the guidance of Mr. Hugh Kelly, S.J., won the District B-team tournament. The team clinched the title in a spine-tingling 2-l overtime vic- tory over C.B.C. The winning goal was scored by .lim Devereaux, a freshman. During the season the B booters put together an overall record of 7 wins, l loss, and 2 ties. The C Team, though not playing any games as a single unit, helped whip the regulars into shape by their spirited play during scrimmages. KNEELING with trophy: Huck and Brown. FIRST ROW: Hughes, Devereaux, Kerber, Fletcher, Gumbelevicius, Larry Miller, Kuhn Tate, Covell, Stackle. SECOND ROW: Brockmeyer, Beck, Stro- bach, Martin, Westfall, Spindler, Merello, Follansbee, Kreutz, 1 Paulus passes to McCreary in the Ladue game. Engbert takes a penalty kick against Ladue. Joe Giarratta, O'Connor. THIRD ROW: Staff, Westhus, McCreary Ahlquist, Cleary. FOURTH ROW: Clever, Paulus, Farley, Flood Marstall, Fischer, Thomas, Forsing, Missey. Missing: Engbert. Y i.. .Lg up I 6 if if , .ying fy-?ig5'f 1 2 ' we .555 , 655331: x... wk L 41-fggfgu : fini tk.' :am p , 235. 5 wf Z ,ew M. is cg-gs 12 ,QQ ,ii :.,, Q A KA Pig : H 44- ' ' if , V Q,,3,.W V7 kV,. A ... 3 ' ,44':1::.A -Jw ' ' A' QS, isis! it 6- v ,i 1 5 U a , ,M ,ww ff .. Q, 'I t Magik E if 25 gsgnff Q K T 1 E Q vez L QQ ,Q , gs Q5 HW J 1 ' 4 ! . N' XA X1 ww 'VF' ' Q N in E' . f '-M-.4 3. fm.. Q12 'S 5 Swimming High point man for the Billiken swimmers was John Guignon, a junior. With swimming becoming a more important and more participated-in sport among the District high schools, the tankless Junior Bills should have had a difficult time bettering last year's 4-7-O- record, but the '59-'60 swimming team, under the able guidance of Mr. M. J. Bredeclc, S.J,, improved their record to a respectable 7 wins, 7 losses, and 2 ties. In the latter part of the season the team won four of their last five meets, including the Catholic Invitational. The Bills retained the All-Catholic crown by defeat- ing seven other schools. Fourteen points separated SLUH and C.B.C., their nearest rival for the title. The highlight of the season was the Missouri State Swimming Meet. In this meet John Guignon took Schuessler's tag. fourth place in both the 400-yard freestyle and the 200-yard individual medley, John O'Toole had a sixth in the 200-yard individual medley, Dave Lexa had a seventh in the 50-yard freestyle, and Tom Guignon finished seventh in the IOO-yard breast- stroke. High point man for the year's competition was John Guignon with lo? points. Other leading point gatherers were Tom Guignon with I47 points, Dave Lexa with 88, John O'Toole with 82, and Phil Haley with 74. ln non-team competition John Guignon placed fifth and John O'Toole tenth in the Beaumont Invitational Decathlon Meet. Keeping their feet wet are Tom Guignon, Dave Lexa, John Guignon, John O'Toole, and Phil Haley. Sam Sinnett keeps time as John Halloran receives the tag from John Guignon. Jeff Lang and Rick Weber await Ron Wrestling Home matches were held in the ing crowds. The wrestling team, coached by Mr. Marino Garcia, ended its third year of varsity competition with a highly respectable record of 8 wins and 7 losses. The Junior Bills scored dual victories over Country Day, Central, and Mehlville, and had single wins over Parkway and Vashon. Their losses were at the hands of O'Fallon and Missouri School for the Blind, each school winning twice, and to Clayton, Parkway, and Vashon. This year the team was well-paced by six seniors, They were Jack Anton, who placed fifth in the heavyweight division in the State meet, Leo Kramer, who won a fourth place in the l8O lb. class in the State, Larry Call, Dave Behnen, Nelson Burton, and FRONT ROW: Bayes, Du Vall, Bruno, Burton, Call, Kramer, An- ton, Fischer, Behnen, Myerscough, LaBarge, and Ernst. BACK ROW: Mr, Garcia, coach, Reis, Gorla, Pohrer, Lockwood, Dalton, Don Myerscough. Two of the highlights of the season came in the Va- shon and Parkway matches. By pinning his opponent, Jack Anton, the last to wrestle, brought victory to St. Louis U. High. High point men for the season were Leo Kramer, who had l5 wins and 6 losses, Freshman Craig Bayes, with a l3-4-l- record, Mike Bruno, with an ll-6 record, and Jack Anton, captain of the team, who had a 9-3 record. Prospects for next year are good. Varsity lettermen who will return are John Fischer, John Ernst, Terry DuVall, Chris Gianoulakis, and Steve LaBarge. Gianoulakis, Pisarkiewicz, Vezeau, Weber, Steffen, Ruhl, Lan- caster, Flanagan, and Pattengale. auditorium before steadily increas- Mid est Championship Rifle Team: Ken J ckson, B. J. McSorIey, Fr. Hagan, Jack LaBa ge, and John Eichenseer. Ken Pn, Tom Blanke, Ed Quigley, and John Peckham 5'w Rifle Team MIDWEST CHAMPIONSHIP RIFLE MATCHES lliemper Military Academy, Boonville, Mal GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP I St Louis U. High ............... .... I 886 2 Marmion Prep lChicagol . . . . . . i883 3 St Louis U. AFROTC ..... .... I 880 show checking their scores with the aid of Tom Kadlec. GTC MIDWEST CHAMPIONSHIP RIFLE MATCHES High School Teams Events Marmion Prep, Aurora, III. lMilitary Acad.l 760 Leavenworth High :lil ROTC ............ 75I Leavenworth High il:2 ROTC . . . . . . . 749 St. Louis U. High il:l ................... 749 Tech High, Fort Worth, Texas ........... 747 St. Thomas Military Acad., St. Paul, Minn.. . .747 Marmion :,th2 ......,................. 74l Thomas Jefferson H.S. Council Blufts, Ia. .. 739 Manual High, Denver, Colorado ......... 736 Guthrie H.S. :,l:l:2, Oklahoma .. 734 Central H.S., St. Joseph, Mo. ......,..... 734 St. Joseph Military Acad., Hays, Kansas .... 733 De La Salle Military Acad., K.C., Mo. ..... 726 Paseo H.S., K.C., Mo, .................. 725 St. Louis U. High :l:l:2 .,..........,...... 722 C28 Midwest High Schools competedl NATIONAL JUNIOR INDOOR RIFLE MATCHES St. Louis U. High, Team No. I .......... l502 St. Louis U. High, Team No. 2 ........... I474 St. Louis U. High, Team No. 3 ..... I447 St. Louis U. High, Team No. 4 .......... I443 Quincy High School, Quincy, Illinois ..... I439 Clayton Harty K of C Jr. R.C. .......... T437 Western Military Academy, Alton, III. .... T437 Downtown Optimists Jr. R.C. ........... l4l3 5l Rifle Club, Centralia, Illinois ....... I407 Ft. Leonard Wood Jr. R.C., Team No. I . . . T399 Southwest High School, St. Louis, Mo. .... I39l O'FaIlon Tech High School-Boys, St. Louis l38l Christian Brothers College, Team No. I I37l Peoria Area Jr. R.C.- Girls, Peoria, Ill. .. .. I368 Quincy High School, Team No. 2 ........ i352 Q27 teams competed in this meetl .31 uf n 'Q a X W QM: . 4 ww iw 4 12 'W K ?Qk -3? 0 339 v, ,IQ , -9 .ix K . it 2424 HH wg X 233 FIRST ROW: Mr. Robinson, Heinsz, Gomez, Milstead, Mahoney, Eckelman, Peach. SECOND ROW: Grawer, Poertner, Gianou- lakis, Bischof, Albus, Matthes, Mulroy lmgr.J. THIRD ROW: Stein Baseball The Junior BiIl's baseball team fought its way through a 24-game schedule that included teams from the Public High League, the Catholic Athletic Conference, the Catholic League, and the Suburban League. Though Clmach Jim Robinson had only two regulars returning from the '59 team that finished third in the State playoffs, he was able to field an experi- enced team made up of last year's reserves, gradu- ates of the B team, and members of his Aubuchon- lmgr.i, Specking, Gegg, Fitzsimmons, Ortbals, Schneider, Jamie- son, Hannis. Dennison American Legion city championship team. Eckelman, Fitzsimmons, Ortbals, and Jamieson han- dled the pitching chores while Joe Gegg and Tom Albus alternatedlbehind the bat. The infield was manned by Mahoney, Grawer, Peach, and Heinsz, Gomez, Hannis, and Specking roved the outfield. Others to break into the lineup were Marty Milstead and Chris Gianoulakis. Gomez, Specking, Eckelman, Fitzsimmons, Mcitthes, Hannis, Gegg, Peach, Grower, Heinsz, Mahoney, Mr, Robinson. ,gag ,, . Don Hannis This spring an outstanding array of talent turned out for the Junior BilI's tennis team. Back, from last year's team were Jack Guignon, Ed Costigan, Tom Purcell, Neil Mc- Donald, and Jerry Nonnenkamp. Moving up from the sophomore ranks were Larry Mullen, Jerry Munsch, Dick Dalton, and Hank Brusselback. Under the direction of Mr. Bredeck, S.J., these racketeers waded through a rugged schedule that included matches with Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Clayton, and other worthy opponents. KNEELING: Sprague, Goebel, Mullen, Jim Costigun, Purcell. STANDING: Munsch, .lack Guignon, Dalton, Neil McDonald, Brusselback. Joe Gegg is confident that either Gomez or Albus will hit the ball. is -of ms,- George Peach Tennis Ed Costigun smashes another ace across the net. SENIOR DIVISION: BACK ROW, Mr. Volkmer, Berger, Busch, R. Iacci. FRONT ROW, Boland, Gotch, Nettle, Hartzke, Aldrich, Morrison, McNamee, Terry O'Connor, Maguire, T. Cradock, J. F. Reich, Fague, Mark Hennelly, Nickel, Lembeck, Pat O'Brien, Fischer, Nauert, Drexler, F. Luechtefeld, Mgr. Mohr, Mr. Co- SEATED,Tom Reh. Track The Junior Billiken track team, with depth in all events, enjoyed its best season in many years. The senior division was led by high-jumpers Pat Ray and Bill Boland, sprinters Bill Lembeck, Bob Mier, Pat O'Brien, and Rich Cova, discus-tossers Rene Morrison and Leo Kramer, shot-putters Scotty Videmschek and Tom Cradock, and distance-runners Joe Gotch and John Fischer, Coaches Volkmer and Calacci also had a promising iunior division, headed by Dan Freeman, Jerry Snodgrass, and Charlie Jirauch. In both divisions the Bills greatest strength was in the dashes and in the weights. JUNIOR DIVISION: THIRD ROW, Hollo, Mr. Volkmer, Jansen Guzy, Steube, M. Burke, Snodgrass, Stoppelman, D'Louhy, Lana- gan, D. M. Stetten, Stefanic, Tom Martin, Lueders, Jirauch, An drolewicz, Mr. Calacci. SECOND ROW, L. Kelly, Freeman April April April April April April Apirl April May May May May Moy O'Hagan, enkoetter, Everding, I . . . . . Assumption ot East St. Louis 5 ... ... .....,........ Chaminade I2 ...... ..................... S t. Mary's 20 .... Chaminade Invitational lPreliminariesl 22 ..... Chaminade Invitational lFinaIsl 26 . . . . . Junior District lPreIiminariesl 27 . .. .............. DeAndreis 29 .. Junior District lFinaIsl 3 .. .......... Beaumont 6 .. .................... C.B.C. IO . . . . . Senior District lPreIiminariesl I3 .. ...... Senior District lFinaIsl I5 .. .. All Catholic Olympics Schilligo, Kreutz, Ed McCarthy, Reddy, Wetmore, Ros- Tom Jones, Bonskowski, Esslinger. FIRST ROW, Zak, Hanlon, Joe Walsh, Forbes, Pohrer, Jerry Dirnberger, , LeCIair, Rich Weber, Stevison, Cusumano, Przyzcki. Mr. Calacci times an unknown sprinter. Bill Boland wins this one while George Fague almost comes in second. One of the best golf teams in Backer history took to the links in early April to begin its drive for the State title, last won by a Junior Bill golf team in 1952. This year Father Tom Kelly, moderator, had Mike Messmer, Captain Greg Kepley, Mike Parsons, and Bob Jacoby - all seniors - back from last year's team. Giving the veterans strong competition for first team berths were juniors Gerry Schwalbe, Mike Mooney, and Marshall Burton, and sophomores Tom Hartman and Mark Sertl. Ladue, Parkway, Kirkwood, and Normandy presented the toughest competition for the Junior Bills. Go With Mooney's help Greg Kepley lines up a clutch putt. FIRST ROW: Jacoby, Mooney, Schwalbe, Hartman, Parsons. SECOND ROW: Kepley, Mess- mer, Sertl, Burton, Judd. STUDENT LIFE d , Wx 2X W fail HA, fb 'Wi if A Wana, ,sv H-. ' v, Ink Q if Father Campion, a Franciscan, addresses the upperclass men at the Religious Panel discussion. Our Christmas carolersz Tom Motherway, Jon Deh ner, Joe Stockhus, Joe Gleason, and John King. Tom Rohan and his date try their luck at the duck pond at the Fall Frolics. Some members of the Fall Frolics' entertainment committee: Denis Neill, Jim O'Hare, Dick Terry, Ed Hempstead, Ed Fritz, John Hoehn, and Mike Lorenz. Bob Sfein consults with Father Edward Maguire, S,.l., refreaimaster for the underclassrnen. r The musclemen of 3 F: Bolo Goltermann, Bill Hickman, Jack Hemmersrneier, and Frank Koala. Ron McLaughlin ' prepares to take over. iw., The moneymaker at the Fall Frolics. Jack Bauer and Jim Bryon are the willing targets for the wafer balloons. Jim Miller and Jerry Anselmo blink as Dan Leritz tries to pop o balloon. 0 Billiken cheerleaders: Mike Galli completes the pyramid at the C.B.C. game. A Vincent Price picture that caught Captain Dick Halbert showing the whites of his eyes. ii.. Coach Richter calls the plays for the 3B intramural champs while Mike Luzecky gives forth with a tuba cheer. 94 TV quiz masters: SEATED: Jim Hrubes, Joe Taschler, Pete Bishop, Bill Boland. STANDING: Fred Dana, Pete Dooley, Jim Rick, Butch Ruge. l Bob Gatewood tinds it somewhat difficult to make a call. The Coronation Ball found Jim Dowd escorting Sue Hirner of Notre Dame LRipol. I R - ,. gy - A as Q W fx -aw V Kwai i ' 4 .' 5 if. . i -. if ly: fait .. .' lf? A oo. J 1 , J 53 . .oot i 5 , A f M g J 4 , . .. 1. f 4 .-gi-55.7 1 ,z ,s if -5 H 5: is i g ig 5 z-gg. 35.5 if ' L f 3 . lim V K., V x .M .. A time crowd danced in a world created by Mr. Joseph Schulte and his crew. Queen Elaine Kovac of St. EIizabeth's Academy and King Jack Bauer reign over their court. Mike Hohl greets Jack Kinsella and his date while Fathers John and Wil liam Doyle confer in the background. 95 A father is the center of attraction as other dads and their sons ottentively look on. The scene is the gym- nasium at the Father-Son Rec Night, March 5. The Royal Court on Parents' Fun Night: Page, Mrs. Keith Kepley, King, Mr. John Mahoney, Queen, Mrs, Martin Pomphrey, and the Court Dancers, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Onder. Parents' Fun Night, Nov. 27. The cast of Lancelot and Elaine, an opera parody presented by the King Arthur Players - a group of parents. Neil McDonald, Tom O'Brien, and Scott Videmschek gathering votes at the Bellarmine Club Assembly on the District Plan. '17-it Though the boys from Cornpoke Square are threatened by the Scragg brothers from Beaumont, they continue to howl their derision. Four B on the move against 4D. Puzzle: Find the football. Freshmen Opening day finds Bob Kerber with u smile . ond on empty bellfold. FIRST ROW: Jerry Snodgrass, Gary Kreutz Clever, Lee Schilligo, Jim O'Hogon, George thy. SECOND ROW: Bob Tote, Joe Covofo, Lumoghi, Bill Fienup, Alon Erdelen, Jerry ROW: Mike Foley, Jock Hoeynclc, Tim Brody Don Frederick QMJWQ IB FIRST ROW: John OfReilly, Leo Makcirewicz, Robert Carter, Dave Miller, Terry Stiebel, John Gacki, Joe Marking, Tony Roche. SECOND ROW: Dominic Ribaudo, Rodge Marsh, John McGraiI, James Van Dillen, Denny Hanlon, Thomas Blanke, Gary Crippa. THIRD ROW: Steve Esslinger, Jim Murphy, Bob Kerber, Kit I FIRST ROW: James Bettag, Mike Aschofl, Bob Seitz, Dick Schrick, Jack Lueders, Pat Gleason, Ricky Rosenkoetter, Jim Schulte. SECOND ROW: Frank Zechmeister, Mike Patton, Tim Miller, Stuart Martin, Gil McEwan, Bill Barnett, Steve lmming, Gregory Speas. THIRD ROW: Frank Pawloski, John Hummel, Joe Niemann, 1... .96 ar. Brown, Frank Bussmann, Jim Devereux, Jim Heman, Herb Jansen. FOURTH ROW: Tom Colllin, Doug Morrison, Steve Gooclin, Mike Fleming, Bob Everding, Pat Jonas, Ray Hund, Richard Przyzcki, Bob St. Vrain. C Pot Correnti, Mike Kelly, Dick Kirchhoeler, Jim Hamilton, Tom Zak. FOURTH ROW: Joe Galli, James Puetz, Tom Brockrneyer, Jim Burtelow, Dave Bertels, Jack Crowley, Dick Follansbee, Denny Mulcahy. ,..e.,,,,,m' I 0 N v,, ID FIRST ROW: John Spindler, Vincent Pree, Joe Wesrhus, Tom Schulz, Jim Wynne, Eddie Frank, Terry Donohue, Mike Reap. SECOND ROW: Pat Holmes, Tom Landolf, Bob Morfeld, Jack O'Neill, Steve Kuniz, Ron Goellner, Dan Daly. THIRD ROW: Joe Hannis, Michael Julian, Steve Volland, Jerw Anselmo, Charles Cuba, John Schneiderhahn, Michael Riley. FOURTH ROW: Jim Hauk, Mike Goodwin, Mike Alrnon, Larry Miller, Joe Holloran, Par Hughes, George D'Louhy, Jim McNary. Freshmen Padberg, Ranciglio, Hoffmeisfer, Inkley, Granf, Speas, Gerber, and Fagan smiling for the photographer. Pat McCauley answering The quesrion of a freshman applicant. 100 GOING DOWN! Jim Clavenna sails a shuffleboord disk foward its mark. 1 E FIRST ROW: Del Wilber, Mike Sheridan, John Forsing, Richard Teskowsky, Richard Guzy, Stephen Finch, Al Cheflle, Pat Cofiey. SECOND ROW: Eddie Yoch, Chuck' Paterson, Jim Burshek, James Colbert, Mel Vanek, Michael Braun, Jack Stein, John Hucker, Jim Welsch. THIRD ROW: Bill Merello, Bob Kleimann, Ken Fischer, GOING UP! Class lB forms a pyramid on Freshman Fun Night. Rodge Vlarsh gives wilh his Pepsodenl smile. Martin O'Brien, Mike Burke, Darin Groll, David Wessels, Warren Speh, Clif Jordan, Edwin Kuhn. FOURTH ROW: Joseph Krussel, Terry Baker, Robert Dempsey, John Kissel, John Kwapisz, Harry Richmond, Jim Harloaugh, Tom Wagner, Gene Huck Sushi is QQ ' Qi! G v an if .11 Si if fa - Mm M- -, W f mi An Indian wor dance? Four Willie Hoppe's1 Bill Ger- ber, Mike Brih, Eric Srackle, and Nick Owen. Doug her. Brand looking for 0 par?- Bill Barnett showing good form. NO Sophomores Desperate Hours for John Dulick with Mike Lanagan in a supporting role. Homecoming Parade, 2A's entry. 2A FIRST ROW: Larry Kelly, Sam Sinneft, Ed Sfeube, Tom Wack, Charles Demitz, Jim Goebel, John Tefer, Robert Zink. SECOND ROW: Bill Sullivan, Tom Sfevison, John Libera, Gene Merello, John Gumbelevicius, Bill Miller, John Ahlquisf. THIRD ROW: Jim Pollock, Gene McCreary, John Forestner, John Hummel, Tom Edelmann, Tom Cowan, Bob Sfriebel, Dave Wallhermfechfel. FOURTH ROW: Ray Fuchs, Tom Wind, Larry Narkiewecz, Michael Nienhaus, Pat Travers, Gary Sfofl, Charles Cheney, Charles Jirauch. I ' 2B FIRST ROW: Dennis O'Connell, Bill Schneider, Jim Chase, Dick Bonskowski, Ralph Bakowski, John Bartin, Bob Sprague, Charles Silva. SECOND ROW: Paul Pattengale, Ridhord Kalbac, Steve LcBarge, Bob Reis, Wade Wnuk, Tim Vezecru, Ryan Denny. THIRD ROW: John Pisarkiewicz, John Morre, Bernard Dahl, Jim Rubie, Bob Taschler, Kenneth Schmidt, Jerry Loubek, Tim Mc- Donald. FOURTH ROW: William Ott, Jeffrey Lang, Geoffrey Car- ter, Scott Kingsley, John Warner, Joe Loretta, George Westfall, Joe Rebman. 2C FIRST ROW: Mark Potts, Mark Jones, Pete Palumbo, Larry Flood, Wren Malone, Tom Connors, Tim Cox, Jim Paulus. SECOND ROW: Dennis Brady, Tom Spurr, Jeff Garesche, Jack Renard, Iim Thomasson, Jim Pini, Jim Beck. THIRD ROW: Pete Wetzel, Tim LeClair, Mike Bruno, Kurt Strobach, Mike Galli, Russell Zieg- enhein, Denny O'Leary, Mike Stoppelman. FOURTH ROW: Frank Adams, Thomas Jones, Edward Quigley, Tom Morrison, James McLaughlin, Michael Bosch, Paul Britt, Eric Bergmann. K. g. 5 2D FIRST ROW: John Steiner, Jim Heiclenry, Joe Wagovich, John Madlinger, Joe Dehmer, Michael Hohl, Gene Coffman, Tom O'Connor. SECOND ROW: Tom Kadlec, Jay McGillick, Pat Brady, Frank Marula, Don Engberf, George Braydic, Robert Sfein. THIRD ROW: Francis Kessler, Jim Norfleel, Jerry Gilsinn, Herb FIRST ROW: Tom Meyer, James Klingler, John O'Toole, Mike Hannon, James Dillon, Dennie Beaver, Roberf Curran, James Marstall. SECOND ROW: Douglas Dillard, Joe Walsh, Bob Vin- ing, David Jeflress, Louis Giarrafla, John Peckham, Mike Bash- winer. THIRD ROW: Bob Roth, Bill Grebel, Bill Weber, Larry Mortland, Richard Swafek, Jim Cosfigan, Dick Wakely, Thomas Gorla. FOURTH ROW: Tom Ernst, Mike Forbes, Rick Weber, Daniel Onder, Bill Reichert, Mike Lanagan, David Srefanic, Henry Monfrey. E Dirnberger, Dennis Saunders, Joe O'Connell, Jim Flynn, Gene Gruenenfelder. FOURTH ROW: David Missey, Mike Andrale- wicz, Ken Birk, Lou McMahon, Bob Farley, Tom Martin, Dave Lexa, Ted Spock, Mark Sertl. e.w:s,:wrf,,Yff i Y M' ' ,,. - QQ V Homeroom business: Herb Mortland on Dauphin ads, Jay Mc- Gillick Players. ii 2F arm -K FIRST ROW: Ron Entrup, Chris Gianoulakis, Terry Eckert, Charles feld, Jack Sparks, Dan Leritz, Cletus Moll, Jim Hrubes. FOURTH Lovett, John Hennelly, Jim Duggan, Ralph Rice, Tom Gummers- ROW: Dan Steffen, Terry DuVall, Jim Simon, Tom Dolan, John bach. SECOND ROW: Jim Spies, John Halloran, Joe Giarrafla, Hartman, Dan Gogel, John Terry, Louis Schlafly, Charley Wet- Russ Kappesser, Jerry Dirnberger, Gary Pohrer, Bob Thompson. more. THIRD ROW: Ben Stillwagon, Charles Tunniclifl, Thomas Luechte- on the Bellarmine Club, Dave Forbes on the Dauphin Rick Weber giving Class 2D a pep talk on the League of the Sacred Heart. 'Sf The morning line-up: Mafula, Braydic, Ste- fanic, Steiner, Gorla, Engberf, and Kessler. The guardian of the treasury, a relaxed Pere Bishop. 1+ . M 2G FIRST ROW: Wally Lipic, Bob Kieffer, John Dowd, Mike Ruhl, George Kleine, Francis Craven, Larry Farrell. SECOND ROW: John Gilmarfin, Richard Scott, Joe Mackle, Ed Bowdern, Joe Con ran, Mike Gunn. THIRD ROW: Bill Brown, Ned Mulroy, Bill Camp- bell, Mike Cosserly, Martin Seifz, George Hasser, Bob Harper. FOURTH ROW: Lou Ponciroli, Richard Hubbard, Mike Mihanovich, Joe Edelmann, Mark Davis, Dan Freeman. Bob Kieffer kibitzes cz chess game between Mcfuio ond McGiIlick. b 1 4, ilu, s . 5,3gi5, fi, i ' w fs fi k.', li V -' i iiffi e , X :W i fi 4, gin Q 'iii ff Md-- Fix buyonei s. Charge! It's our only chance. Dove Lexci fakes in stride Jim Ruhl's use of o bucket boil to win his ping pong mcich. P.S. .lim losf. 'C ,,1 if W Jn Ji 4 X I 1 L4 i :W Juniors FIRST ROW: John Moher, Ken Jackson, Greg Pieper, Harold Grams, Bruce Tumi, Joe Gorch, Mott Moguire, Paul Heaton. SECOND ROW: Joy Morris, Mike Forrell, Roger Hoell, Bob Kribs, Tom Schenkenberg, Jim Morioni, Mike Mulroy, Tom Schloher. R E I yn-1 3B FIRST ROW: Phil Huley, Jock Sheridon, Bill Boyer, Tom Albus, Ed Sisul, Tom Crcidock, Jim Loretto, John Fischer. SECOND ROW: Bill Albrecht, Hunk Brusselbock, John Nienkemper, Jerry Goluszewski, Joseph Wildeisen, Bill Swcxntner, Jim Nestor. THIRD ROW: John Moschner, Bob Funke, Jerry Kaiser, John Gub- bins, Dennis Bielke, Mork Hennelly, Barry Hayden, Elmer Krussel. FOURTH ROW: Tom Reh, Martin Pomphrey, Mike Lu- zecky, Mike Richter, Edward Pisoni, Jim Lutz, Neil McDonald. 3C FIRST ROW: Gene Benninger, Rich Schenk, Vic Nettle, Dove Lossos, Tom Anzolone, John Keliher, Dick Boumcn, Dovid Ort- bols. SECOND ROW: Fred Dono, Lou Berro, John Smith, Fronk Kcveney, Jim Etling, Poul McCarthy, Joseph Austin, Rich Dalton. l A- , I Na... N '- THIRD ROW: Tony Albers, Gerry Moriarty, Ken Mortin, Paul Drury, Corl Beckman, Robert Egan, Ed Weltin, Gerold Schwolbe. FOURTH ROW: Tom Hortrich, Poul Feogun, Ken Clork, Don Dreher, Bruce Simeone, Jerry Albrecht, Jim Powers, John Purcell, 'Mr X ' if I I N -1. . A fl A No comment! Juniors Fred Saxe, Mike Northway, and Phil Farrell sifting one out at the Coronation Ball. 3D FIRST ROW: John Eichenseer, Dave Weeks, Mike Shaner, Joe Gegg, Dennis Saunders, Bob Schleich, Rick Weise, Clem Ken- ningfon. SECOND ROW: Jim Hamm, Jim Smith, Bob O'Connor, Fred Saxe, Bob Frank, Jerry Munsch, Sieve Geis. THIRD ROW: Rick Cova, Gary Matfhes, Jim McKee, John Selzer, Ray Brez, Tom Purcell. FOURTH ROW: Jim Gregory, Dick Nash, John Guignon, Marsh Burton, Dick Judd, George Fague. C -Q 'Y .ft Q 19 1 3E FIRST ROW: Don Boyce, Thomas Nickel, Bill Lembeck, Peter Dooley, Bob Jamieson, Don Roth, George Hessler, Henry Zuchowf ski, SECOND ROW: Dick Welches, Robert Zcegel, Tom Kummer, Stephen Mikola, Rich Johnson, Martin Schriewer, Tom Alfermon. THIRD ROW: Bill George, Dcivid Dcinis, Pat O'Brien, Tony Ruhl, Moloney. ' . Mickey Mullen, Mike Sullivan, John Ernst, Bill Albers. FOURTH ROW: Bob Hortter, Edward Rickert, Al Grueninger, John Kuntz Tom Doherty, Rich Sahrman, Bob Lockwood, Jim Littich, John Junior Pep Rally Beat style i The Dauphin moderator has his picture token by the renowned photographer Austin Gomez. 113 yas v I3 Q: 3F FIRST ROW: John Dulick, Gene Bischof, Phil Farrell, John Bleile, Ron McLaughlin, Jim Golterman, Dennis Sullivan, Jim Berblinger. SECOND ROW: Dan Leohy, Pat McBride, Paul Koob, Jack Rogers, Courtney Pitkin, Russ Campbell, Mike Cremins, Keith Johnson. THIRD ROW: Tom Zinser, John Hernmersmeier, Joe Lange, tx, Howard Browne, Gerry Wirtenauer, Mike Northway, Dennis Sies, Jim Kiley. FOURTH ROW: Ron Schuessler, Wynne Wiegner, Ted Petersen, Joe Krebs, Randy Brown, Tom Rohan, Bill Hickman, Mike Venegoni. 3G FIRST ROW: Frank Notheis, Roger Nauert, John Schenk, Tom Potfhast, Karl Keifler, Jim Loncasfer, Bernard McNarnee, Bob Trotter. SECOND ROW: Curl Befla, Rich Grower, Gary Poeriner, Charles Hynek, Frank Ahearn, Jack Landolf, Jirn Weir, John Gerwitz. THIRD ROW: Larry DeVries, Roy Hoffmeisfer, Terry O'Connor, Rich Rulifing, Mike Mooney, Jack Pollock, Gerard Hempstead, Tom Berseii. FOURTH ROW: Art Zinselmeyer, Jim Sarto, John Vogler, Jack Culian, Tom Mitchell, Jim Lawless, Bob Gleoson, Mike Glynn. I ,, .M S M , af-rf. W-N ,aviffw l uf' 5 J -gg . 2 rm W M gk L,.x ,pawunlf I2'?f ! 3' .fi uw. Q sf X i mi me .ff V W z X Q ,. '2 A X I Vr. ,, Lrkkly, LA ff' L Q ' W W' HQ-A W MQ' Azg' A gtLL W w fm mx , ,J is 8 'Q '35 V ,J f L , mf riff -:ex . -Sq- ,af..'ffi' 9 , Q 'N--N.,,- 5 9 ' 'Huw-.-4. s. 'T'-24: Z si m! ' I ' A .4 I :..,1- ,. ---.J Senior Calendar September 2 - Wed. - School starts, betore Labor Day, beginning the longest senior year in memory. 7 - Mon. - Labor Day. NO SCHOOL! Yes, this year Labor Day was the first holiday of the school year. Il - Fri. - Solemn High Mass of the Holy Spirit, blessing of senior rings. We finally got our rings - but how long did we keep them? T9 - Sat. - Frosh Night sponsored by seniors. The '60 freshmen look like another good class. October 2 - Fri. - Consecration of the school to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. 8, 9 - Thurs., Fri. - Teachers' Convention - NO SCHOOL! Another holiday. 9,10 - Fri., Sat. - Fall Frolics, a terrific success. November 7 - Sat. - Queen Night. A chance to meet all those beautiful reps. 25 - Wed. - Coronation Ball. A night to remember. 26,27 - Thurs., Fri. - Thanksgiving holidays. December l - Tues. - interscholastic Latin Contest. 5 - Sat. - Football banquet. 7 - Mon. - Band and Glee Club Concert. Great, as usual. 8 - Tues. - Immaculate Conception - NO SCHOOL! Football Awards Night. A terrific team gets the honor it deserves. 22 - Iues. - Christmas Dance. The iuniors start oft in fine style. 23 - Wed. - Christmas vacation begins! And was it merry, gentlemen. January 4 - Mon. - Classes resume. Here we go again! 9 - Sat. - College information Night, about the most important night of the year. l l - Mon. - Fr. Curry gives the first senior retreat. 25 - Mon. - Under Fr. Wm. Doyle, the second senior retreat begins. February 8 - Mon. - Third senior retreat begins with Fr. Campbell as retreat master. l9,2O,2l - Fri., Sat., Sun. - Desperate Hours : another triumph for the Dauphin Players. 22 - Mon. - Washington's birthday - Mirabile dictu - a holiday! 26 - Fri. - Sodality Dance: another Sodality project. April l - Fri. - Basketball Night. Lauds to the team after a hard-fought season. 14 - Thurs. - Easter vacation begins. One last breather before the big push. I9 - Tues. - Classes resume. 29,30 - Fri., Sat. - Senior Follies. Where did all that talent come from? May 12 - Thurs. - Father-Son Banquet. 23,24,25 - Mon., Tues., Wed - Senior exams. This is it! 25 - Wed. - Senior Prom. Better than ever. June 4 - Sat. - Commencement Breakfast. 5 - Sun. - Graduation. Sure is strange to know you're not going back to SLUH in the fall. JOHN BARRY JOHN BAUER DAVID BEHNEN ROBERT BELLOLI NOEL ABKEMEIER FERNANDO AGUERO JAMES ALDRICH EDWARD ANSLINGER JOHN ANTON ROBERT BAINTER NOEL J. ABKEMEIER - Classical - Resurrection of Our Lord - St. Louis - Class Honors 4, First Honors l-3, Sodality I, Moth Club 3,4, Officer 3,4, Student Tutor 3, Bowling 3,4, Track 4. FERNANDO AGUERO - English - Mary Queen of Peace - Webster Groves - Foreign exchange student from Santiago, Chile. JAMES F. ALDRICH - Latin - Blessed Sacrament - St. Louis - First Honors I, Second Honors 2-4, Class Ofticer l-4, Sodality I, Student Tutor 2,3, Track l,2,4. EDWARD L. ANSLINGER - English - Seven Holy Founders - Alifton - First Honors I, Second Honors l,2, Class Oliicer l-3, Football 2,3. JOHN J. ANTON - Latin - Annunciation - Webster Groves - Leadership, Athletic, Scholarship Award l, Class Honors l, First Honors l, Second Honors 2-4, Class Officer l-4, Sodality l-4, Officer l-4, Sacred Heart Promoter I, Sacristan 3,4, Football I-4, Co-Captain l,4, All Independent 4, Wrestling 2-4, Captain 3,4, Track l,2. ROBERT G. BAINTER - English - Resurrection - St. Louis - Rifle Club l, Track 2. JOHN A. BARRY - Latin - Mary Queen of Peace - Webster Groves - Second Honors I-3, Trock l. JOHN F. BAUER - English - St. Roch's - St. Louis - Second Honors 3, Class Officer l-4, Sodality l-4, Officer 2-4, Glee Club 4, Football l-3, Track l, Tennis. DAVID H. BEHNEN - English - Little Flower - Richmond Heights - Second Honors i,4, Glee Club 4, Football l,2, Basket- ball l,2, Wrestling 4, Baseball l,2. ROBERT C. BELLOLI - Classical - First Honors I-4, Midwest Jesuit Latin Contest 4, Literary Circle 4. RONALD V. BENINCASA - Latin - St. Ann's - Normandy - Second Honors 2, Sodality l-4, Swimming l,2. JOHN J. BERGER - English - St. Engelbert's - St. Louis - Sodality l, Glee Club 3,4, Wrestling 4, Track 4. AUGUST F. BERGJANS - English - Good Shepherd - St. Louis County - Glee Club I-3, Rifle Club l. JAMES E. BERTELSMEYER - English - St. Dismas - Florissant - Second Honors l, Glee Club I-4, Track l,2, Bellarmine Club 2. RONALD L. BICK - Classical - St. Dominic Savio - St. Louis - First Honors l, Second Honors 2-4, Rifle Club l. THOMAS B. BICK - English - Christ the King - University City -- Rifle Club l. RONALD BENINCASA JOHN BERGER AUGUST BERGJANS JAMES BERTELSMEYER RONALD BICK THOMAS BICK 119 TERRY BRACY MICHAEL BRADLEY THOMAS BRADSHAW WALTER BROCKMEYER WILLIAM BOLAND JOSEPH BOYD JEROME BOYLE ROBERT BROWN THEODORE BRUCKER JAMES BRUEMMER JAMES BRYON FRANCIS BURKE NELSON BURTON WILLIAM M. BOLAND - English - Our Lady of Lourdes - University City - Class Ofticer I,2, Sodality I, Pius X Club 4, Prep News 2,3, Dauphin Players 2,3, Football I,2, Cross-Country I,2, Swimming I, Track I-4. JOSEPH M. BOYD - English - St. Raphael the Archangel - St. Louis - Sodality l, Bellarmine Club 2,4, Bowling 3,4, Base- ball Manager 2. JEROME A. BOYLE - Classical - St. Catherine of Siena - St. Louis - Second Honors IA, Sodality l-4, Bellarmine Club l-4, Literary Circle 4, Science Club 3,4, Football I, Swimming 3. TERRY L. BRACY - English - Our Lady of Lourdes - University City - Second Honors 4, Class Officer 2, Sodality I-4, Officer 4, Piux X Club 4, Library Association 2, Dauphin Players I-4, Football I,2, Basketball I, Baseball I,2, MICHAEL T. BRADLEY - Latin - St. Gregory - St. Ann - Sec- ond Honors I-4, Sodality l-4, Prep News 2-4, Sports Editor 4, Bellarmine I,2, Rifle Club I, Wrestling 2,3. THOMAS M. BRADSHAW - Latin - St. Catherine of Siena - St. Louis - Second Honors 2, Class Officer I, Sodality I-4, Foot, ball I,2,4. WALTER F. BROCKMEYER - Latin - Assumption - St. Louis - First Honors I, Second Honors 2, Sodality I-4, Football I,2, Baseball I,2. A- ROBERT D. BROWN, JR. - Latin - St. Louis - First Honors I-4, Class Officer I, Math Club 3,4, Band I-3, Prep News 3,4, Dau- phin 3,4, Literary Circle 4, Science Club I-4, Officer 3, Rifle Club I, Rifle Team l-4, Distinguished Rifleman, Track I, National Merit Semi-finalist, Special Award in Science I-3. THEODORE J. BRUCKER, JR. -Classical - St. Pius V - St. Louis - Class Honors I, First Honors 2-4, Class Olticer I, Sodality I-4, Bellarmine Club I-4, Literary Circle 4, Rifle Club I, Rifle Team 2, National Merit Semi-finalist. JAMES E. BRUEMMER - English - St. Cronan - St. Louis - Second Honors 2, National Merit Semi-Gnalist. JAMES C. BRYON - English - St. Adalbert - St. Louis - So- dality I,2, Basketball 2,3, Soccer I,4. FRANCIS X. BURKE - English - Mary Magdalen - St. Louis - Second Honors 4, Sodality I-4, Library Association 3,4, Rifle Club 2, Wrestling 2. NELSON BURTON, JR. - English - Our Lady of Lourdes - Uni, versity City - Second Honors I, Sodality I,2, Sacred Heart Promoter 3, Glee Club 3, Swimming 2,3, Wrestling 3,4, Bowling I,2, LAWRENCE M. CALL - English - Christ the King - University City - Second Honors I-4, Dauphin Players 3, Science Club I, Wrestling 3,4, Bowling I,2, Track 2,4. JOHN L. CHLEBOUN - English - St. Clement - Des Peres - Sodality I-4, Student Tutor 3, Senior Advisor, Prep News 4, Bellarmine Club I,2, Dauphin Players 3,4, Production Man- ager 4. ROBERT B. COFFIN - English - Ascension - Normandy - So- dality I,2, Football 4, Soccer 2, Swimming l, Track I,2, LAWRENCE CALL JOHN CHLEBOUN ROBERT COFFIN THOMAS CONRADS KENNETH COOK RAYMOND CORDES THOMAS J. CONRADS - Latin - St. Gabriel - St. Louis - Second Honors l,2,45 Football I,25 Rifle Club Ig Baseball I,2. KENNETH E. COOK - English - Our Lady of Lourdes - University City - Sodality 2-41 Sacred Heart Promoter 45 Basketball I5 Swimming 3. RAYMOND J. CORDES - English - Our Lady of Sorrows - St. Louis - Soccer I,2. JOHN E. CORKERY - English - St. Luke's - Richmond Heights - Class Honors 45 Second Honors 2,35 Sodality I,25 Dauphin 3,45 Dauphin Players 35 Basketball 2. EDWARD J. COSTIGAN - Latin - St. Roch's - St. Louis - Sodality 2-45 Prep News 35 Dauphin 25 Tennis I,3,4. ROBERT E. COUGHENOUR, JR. - English - Little Flower - Richmond Heights - Sodality I5 Basketball 2,35 Swimming I5 Rifle Club I. JAMES C. CRADOCK - Latin - St. Luke - Richmond Heights - Sodality I-45 Baseball I5 Swimming I5 Track I,2. JOHN M. CULLEN - English - Holy Family - St. Louis - Second Honors I5 Soccer 2. JONATHAN D. DEHNER - Latin - Our Lady of Pillar - JOHN CORKERY EDWARD COSTIGAN ROBERT COUGHENOUR Creve Coeur - Class Officer Ip Sodality I-4, Officer 45 Foot- ball I-35 Track 45 Prom Magazine Reporter 4. LOUIS J. DeLURGIO - English - St. Patrick's - University City. J. MICHAEL DENNING - Latin - St. .lohn 8i James - Fer- guson - Band I-4. CHARLES J. DENNY - English - Our Lady of Guadalupe - Ferguson - Soccer Ip Bowling I. WILLIAM M, DENNY - Classical - St. Luke - Richmond Heights - First Honors 35 Second Honors I,25 Math Club I-47 Bellarmine Club I,25 Science Club I-4, Olticer 3,4. THOMAS C. DERNBACH - English - St. Peter's - Kirkwood - Sodality 25 Rifle Club 25 Bowling 2-4. W. DAVID DI LEO - Latin - lmmacolata - Clayton - Lead- ership, Athletic, Scholarship Award I5 First Honors I5 Second Honors 2-45 Football Manager 25 Track Manager I. MICHAEL A. DOLAN -- Latin -- lmmacolata - Richmond Heights - Sodality I5 Glee Club 45 Football l,25 Basketball Ip Swimming 2,35 Rifle Club I5 Rifle Team 25 Wrestling 35 Tennis I,2. WILLIAM DENNY THOMAS DERNBACH W. DAVID Di LEO MICHAEL DOLAN ,I fJ5:?L:fJ'r, 12 3 4 JAMES CRADOCK JOHN CULLEN JONATHAN DEHNER LOUIS De LURGIO JOSEPH DENNING CHARLES DENNY JAMES DOWD WILLIAM DOWLING PETER DREXLER ROBERT ECHELE THOMAS ECKELMAN GREGORY EGAN CHARLES EHLERS ROBERT EMNETT DALE ENGELBRECHT JOHN ESCHENBRENNER THOMAS ETLING ROBERT EVE RS TERRY EVERS ROY FADDIS ROBERT FARRELL MICHAEL FAVIER JAMES F. DOWD -English - Our Lady of Lourdes - Uni- versity City - Class Officer l-4, Sodality l-4, Officer 2, Sacred Heart Promoter l,2, Band I-4, Boys' State 3, Prep News 4, Dau- phin 4, Advertising Mgr. 4, Bellarmine Club I-4, President 4, Dauphin Players 3,4, Football l,2, All-Catholic High Band l,4, Music Award 2,3. WILLIAM C. DOWLING - English -- St. Paul the Apostle - St. Louis - Wrestling 4. PETER DREXLER - Latin - Our Lady of Good Counsel - St. Charles - Exchange student from Schotten Oberhessen, Germany. ROBERT C. ECHELE - Latin - lmmacolata - Richmond Heights - First Honors l,2, Second Honors 2, Class Officer I-4, So- dality l-4, Officer I-4, Cheer Leader 3,4, Captain 4, Bellarmine Club l,2, Track l. THOMAS J. ECKELMAN - Classical - Our Lady of Sorrows - St. Louis - First Honors I-4, Sodality I-3, Soccer l,2,4, Base- ball I-4. GREGORY P. EGAN - Latin - St. Roch's - St. Louis - Second Honors I-3, Sodality 3,4. CHARLES P. EHLERS - English - Holy Redeemer - Webster Groves - First Honors l, Second Honors 2, Sodality I-3. ROBERT F. EMNETT - Latin - St. Paul the Apostle - Pine Lawn - First Honors l,3, Second Honors 2,4, Sodality I-3, Math Club 2-4, Rifle Club l. DALE A. ENGELBRECHT - Latin - Holy Family - St. Louis - Second Honors 3,4, Math Club 3, Bandll-4, Science Club 4, All' Catholic High School Band l,4, Fontbonne Music Award l-4. JOHN A. ESCHENBRENNER - Latin - St. Joan of Arc - St. Louis - Second Honors l-4. THOMAS H. ETLING - Latin - St. Mary Magdalen - St. Louis - First Honors I, Second Honors 2,3, Sodality I-4, Officer 2,4, Pius X Club 4, Bellarmine Club l,2, Soccer 2,3. ROBERT A. EVERS - English - Immaculate Heart of Mary - St. Louis - Football Manager 3, Ritle Club I. TYRONE M. EVERS - Latin - St. Raphael the Archangel - St. Louis - First Honors l,3, Second Honors 2,4, Sodality I, Math Club 4, Dauphin Players 4, Science Club 4, Rifle Club l,2, Bowling I-4, Service and Loyalty Award 3. ROY J. FADDIS - English - Christ the King - University City - Class Honors I, First Honors I, Sacred Heart Promoter 4, Bellarmine Club I, Tennis l. ROBERT J. FARRELL - English - St. Catherine of Siena - Page- dale - Second Honors l,3,4, Bellarmine Club 3,4, Wrestling 2. MICHAEL J. FAVIER -- English - St. Mary Magdalen - Second Honors I-4, Sodality I-4, Officer 4, Band l-4, Dauphin Players 3,4, Football 2, Music Award 3,4. JOHN FELDMEIER KENNETH FERGUSON CHARLES FERRARA JOSEPH GLEASON ROBERT GLEASON HENRY GLEDITSCH MICHAEL FINN GEORGE FITZSIMMONS EDWARD FRITZ RICHARD GERBER JOSEPH F. GLEASON - Classical - St. Wenceslaus - St. Louis - First Honors I,2, Second Honors 3,4, Class Officer 4, Sodality I-3, Bellarmine Club I-4, Officer 2,3, Rifle Club I, National Merit Semi-Finalist. ROBERT F. GLEASON - English - lmmacolata - Richmond Heights - Sodality I-4, Sacred Heart Promoter I, Prep News 4, Bellarmine Club i-4, Dauphin Players i,4, Rifle Club I. HARRY R. GLEDITSCH - Latin - St. Gabriel - St. Louis - Sec- ond Honors I-4, Sodality I-3, Math Club 4, Science Club 4, Bowling I-3, Poster Club I. AUSTIN M. GOMEZ - Latin - Holy Rosary - St. Louis - Sec- ond Honors I-3, Sodality I-4, Soccer I,2,4, Co-Captain 4, Base- ball 3,4. JOHN R. GORMAN - Latin - Our Lady of Pillar - Frontenac - Second Honors I, Sodality I-4, Swimming I-3. GARY M. GUTTING - Classical - St. Casimir - St. Louis - First Honors I,2,4, Class Honors 3, Class Officer I, Sodality I,2, Stu- dent Tutor 4, Bellarmine Club I-4, Literary Circle 2-4, Second Place, Mid-west Jesuit Latin Contest 4, National Merit Semi- finalist. JOHN R. FELDMEIER - Latin - Annunciation - Webster Groves - Second Honors I,2,4, Sodality I-3, Football I,2, Baseball 2. KENNETH P. FERGUSON - Latin - St. William - Woodson Terrace - First Honors I, Second Honors 4. CHARLES I. FERRARA - English - Christ the King - University AUSTIN GOMEZ JOHN GORMAN GARY GUTTING City - Sodality I-4, Glee Club I-4, Bellarmine Club I, Dauphin Players I-4, Wrestling 3, Baseball Manager 2. MICHAEL J. FINN - Latin - Holy Rosary - St. Louis - Class Honors I, Second Honors 2-4, Sodality I-3, Track 2. GEORGE L. FITZSIMMONS - Latin - St. Mary Magdalen - Brentwood - Second Honors l,3, Sodality I-4, Officer I, Foot- ball I, Basketball I-4, Co-Captain 4, Baseball 4, Track 3. EDWARD C. FRITZ - English - Our Lady of Lourdes - Univer- sity City - Sodality I-4, Glee Club I-4, Basketball I, Rifle Club I, RICHARD D. GERBER - English - St. Michael - Shrewsbury - Football Manager 3, Rifle Club I, Wrestling 2. RICHARD W. HALBERT - Latin - Holy Innocents - St. Louis - Leadership, Athletic, Scholarship Award 3, First Honors I,2, Second Honors 3,4, Sodality 3,4, Officer 4, Math Club 3,4, Li- brary Association 4, Cheer Leader, Captain 4, Student Tutor 3,4, Boys' State 3, Bellarmine Club I, Literary Circle 4, Science Club 3,4, Football I, Swimming I-4, Captain 4. THOMAS P. HALEY - English - St. Philip Neri - St. Louis - Second Honors I, Class Officer 4, Sodality I-4, Officer 4, Glee Club I-4, Library Association 4, Prep News 3, Dauphin 3, Dauphin Players 3,4, Officer 4, Football 2. WAYNE e.i-IANEBRINK - English - si. crown - sr. Louis - Sodality I, Football I, Basketball I, Baseball I,2. RICHARD HALBERT THOMAS HALEY WAYNE HANEBRINK THOMAS HILLMEYER JOHN HOEHN ROBERT JACOBY GEORGE JORDAN DONALD HANNIS DAVID HARLAN ANTHONY HARRIS EDGAR HARTZKE VERNON HEINSZ EDWARD HEMPSTEAD DON J. HANNIS - Latin - Mary Queen of Peace - Glendale - Sodality I,4, Officer 4, Football I-4, Baseball I,3,4. DAVID W. HARLAN - English - Little Flower - Richmond Heights - Second Honors I, Dauphin Players I-4, Rifle Club I, Rifle Team 2, Baseball I. ANTHONY D, HARRIS - Classical - St. Cecilia - St. Louis - First Honors 3, Second Honors I,2,4, Sodality I-3, Math Club 3,4, Student Tutoring Committee 3, Dauphin 3,4, Photo-Editor 4, Science Club 3,4, Bellarmine Club I. EDGAR G. HARTZKE - Latin - St. Mary Magdalen - Brent- wood - Sodality I,2, Prep News 3,4, Bowling I-3, Track 2,4, Poster Club 3,4. VERNON R. HEINSZ - Classical - St. Kevin - St. Ann - First Honors l,3, Second Honors 2,4, Class Officer 4, Sodality 2-4, Pius X Club 4, Bellarmine Club I-3, Baseball 2-4. EDWARD T. HEMPSTEAD - English - St. Ann's - Normandy - Sacred Heart Promoter 2,4, Pius X Club 4, Soccer 2, Rifle Club I. THOMAS P. HILLMEYER - Latin - Holy Redeemer - Webster Groves - Second Honors I-4, Sodality I. JOHN P. HOEHN - Latin - Annunziata - Ladue - First Honors I,3, Second Honors 2-4, Sodality I-4, Prep News 3,4, Dauphin 4, Bellarmine Club l-3, Tennis I. ROBERT E. JACOBY - English - Assumption - St. Louis - Sec- ond Honors 4, Student Tutor 4, Swimming I, RifIe Club I,2, Rifle Team 2, Bowling 4, Golf 2-4. G. WILLIAM JORDAN - Latin - Christ the King - University City - Second Honors I,4, Sacred Heart Promoter I,4, Football I, Soccer 2, Bowling 2. ROBERT A. JUERGENS - Latin - St. Paul the Apostle - Pine Lawn - Second Honors i,2,4. EDWIN L. KAISER - Latin - Mary Queen of Peace - Webster Groves - Second Honors I-4, Dauphin Players I-4, Senior Ad- viser. ROBERT M. KAISER - Latin - lmmacolata - Richmond Heights - Second Honors I,4, Sodality I-4, Officer I-4, Sacred Heart Promoter I, Swimming 2, Rifle Club I. CHARLES L. KAUFMANN - Latin - St. Mary Magdalen - Brent- wood - First Honors i,3, Second Honors 2,4. THOMAS J. KAVANAUGH - Classical - St. Engelbert - St. Louis - First Honors I,2, Second Honors 3,4, Class Officer I,2, Sodality I, Sacred Heart Promoter 2-4, Officer 4, Glee Club 2-4, Bellarmine Club I,2, Football I-3, Soccer I-4, Baseball i, Dauphin Players 3,4. PAUL J. KAVENEY - English - Our Lady of Lourdes - University City - Dauphin Players 4. ROBERT JUERGENS EDWIN KAISER ROBERT KAISER CHARLES KAUFMANN THOMAS KAVANAUGH PAUL KAVENEY JOHN KEISER HENRY KENNINGTON PATRICK KENNY KEITH KEPLEY RICHARD KERSTINC: FRANCIS KICKHAM JOHN M. KEISER - English - St. Rach - St. Louis - Sodality I-45 Science Club 25 Rifle Club l. HENRY A. KENNINGTON - English - St. Clement - Des Peres - Second Honors 45 Science Club 45 Glee Club 4. PATRICK W. KENNY - Latin - Epiphany - St. Louis - Sodality I-45 Library Association 35 Bellarmine Club ly Rifle Club I. KEITH G. KEPLEY - Latin - Annunziata - Ladue - First Honors l,25 Second Honors 3,45 Sodality I,4, Officer 3,45 Math Club 35 Boys' State 35 Prep News 3,45 Bellarmine Club I-45 Dauphin Players 3,45 Football l,25 Golf 2-45 Literary Circle 45 Secretary St. Louis Sodality Union. RICHARD K. KERSTING - English - St. Luke - Richmond Heights - Basketball I,25 Track l,2. FRANCIS J. KICKHAM - English - Ascension - Normandy - Class Otticer 2,35 Sodality l,25 Soccer 2. JOHN V. KING - Latin - Mary Queen of Peace - Glendale - First Honors 35 Second Honors I,2,45 Sodality I-4, Ollicer 45 Track I-45 Tennis I. JOHN E. KINSELLA - Latin - St. Catherine Laboure - St. Louis - Second Honors I,45 Sodality I-35 Glee Club 3,45 Football lp Wrestling 3. JOSEPH W. KLEFFNER - Latin - St. Mary Magdalen - St. Louis - Second Honors l-45 Sodality I-45 Football I-3. ROBERT C. KNAUER - Latin - Blessed Sacrament - Belleville - Second Honors 3,4. ROBERT F. KNIESTEDT - English - St. Roch - St. Louis - Football I,25 Wrestling 3. HARRY G. KOHLER - English - St. Micl1ael's - Shrewsbury - Second Honors I,3,45 Band I-45 Cheerleader I-45 Swimming lg Track lp All-Catholic High Band 4. ROBERT A. KOHNEN - English - Sacred Heart - Florissant - Sodality l,2. LEO M. KRAMER - English - Assumption - Mattese - Second Honors l,4y Rifle Club lg Wrestling 2-45 Track 2-4. NORBERT J. KREKELER - English - Annunciation - Webster Groves - Sodality l-45 Football I-45 Rifle Club lp Track I-4. DENNIS P. KRUEGER - Latin - St. John 81 James - Ferguson - Second Honors I,45 Class Officer 25 Sacred Heart Promoter 25 Band l,25 Dauphin 2,35 Dauphin Players 2,3. M N ROBERT KOHNEN LEO KRAMER NORBERT KREKELER DENNIS KRUEGER JOHN KING JOHN KINSELLA JOSEPH KLEFFNER ROBERT KNAUER ROBERT KNIESTEDT HARRY KOHLER JOSEPH J. KUNTZ - English - Holy Family -- St. Louis - Sec- ond Honors 4, Sodality I,3,4, Bellarmine Club I, Ritle Club I. JOHN V. LaBARGE - English - St. Monica - Town and Coun- try - Second Honors I,2,4, Sodality I, Ritle Team I-4, Captain 4, Distinguished Rifleman. GERHARDT B. LEHMKUHL - Latin - St. Louise deMarillac - Jen- nings - Library Association 2-4, Dauphin 3, Science Club I-3. JOHN H. LIEBE - Classical - Mary Queen ot Peace - Webster Groves - First Honors 3,4, Class Officer 4, Math Club 3,4, Prep News 3,4, Dauphin 3,4, Editor 4, Science Club 4, Bowling 3,4. MICHAEL J. LORENZ - Latin - Mary Queen of Peace - Webster Groves - Second Honors l,4, Sodality 4, Sacred Heart Pro- moter I, Band 2-4, Dauphin 2, Science Club 3, Swimming I, Rifle Club I, Rifle Team 2,3, Tennis l,2, Sharpshooter. JOHN J. LUCIDO - Classical - St. Ann's - Normandy -- First Honors I-3, Second Honors 4, Sodality 2-4, Bellarmine Club I-4, Swimming I,2. FRANK R. LUECHTEFELD - English - Mary Queen of Peace - Webster Groves - Band I-4. JAMES W. LUTKEWITTE - English - Our Lady of Sorrows - St. Louis - Sodality I-4, Football I,2. JOHN P. MAHONEY - Latin - St. Jerome -- Bissell Hills - Lead- ership, Athletic, Scholarship Award I-3, First Honors I,2, Second Honors 3,4, Class Otticer 4, Sodality I-4, Football I-4, Captain JOSEPH KUNTZ JOHN LQBARGE JERRY LEHMIKUHL 4, All-District 4, All-Prep 4, Basketball I-2, Soccer 3,4, Captain 4, Baseball I-4. RONALD A. MANISCALCO - Latin - Corpus Christi - Jen- nings - First Honors 2,3, Second Honors I, Sodality I, Band I,2, Literary Circle 4. RAYMOND H. MANN - English - Holy Rosary - St. Louis - Second Honors I, Sodality I-4, Dauphin Players 4, Soccer I-4. MATTHEW P. McCAULEY - Latin - Mary Queen of Peace - Webster Groves - Leadership, Athletic, Scholarship Honorable Mention I,2, First Honors l,2, Second Honors 3,4, Class Otticer I-4, Sodality I,4, Officer I-3, Sacred Heart Promoter I, Boys' State 3, Prep News 2-4, Bellarmine Club I-3, Dauphin Players 2-4, Literary Circle 4, Football l,2, Track I-3, Service and Loyalty Award 3, National Merit Semi-finalist. NORMAN P. McCRACKEN - English - St. Bernadette - Lemay - Second Honors 4. DANIEL J. McCUE - Latin - St. Rita's - St. Louis - Second Honors l,2, Sodality I-3, Dauphin Players I,2, Soccer 2, Swim- ming I. ARTHUR D. MCFALL - Latin - St. Roch's - St. Louis - First Honors I, Second Honors l,2, Basketball 2. WILLIAM P. McMAHON - Latin - Our Lady of Lourdes - Clay- ton - Second Honors 4, Football 4. JOHN LIEBE MICHAEL LORENZ JOHN LUCIDO 132 E FRANK LUECHTEFELD JAMES LUTKEWITTE JOHN MAHONEY DANIEL MCCUE DONNELLY MCFALL WILLIAM MCMAHON RONALD MANISCALCO RAYMOND MANN MATTHEW MCCAULEY NORMAN MCCRACKEN GERALD MCNEIVE BERNARD MCSORLEY THOMAS MELANCON MICHAEL MESSMER CARL MEYER RICHARD MICHALSKI ROBERT MIER JAMES MILLER ROGER MILLER MICHAEL MILSARK GERALD T. McNElVE - Latin - Our Lady of Presentation - St. Louis - First Honors l.2, Class Officer I-4, Sodality l-4. Oflicer l-4, Pius X Club 4, Oflicer 4, Student Tutor 2, Boys' State 3, Football l-4, Track 3. BERNARD J. MCSORLEY - English - Holy Redeemer - Webster Groves - Rifle Team l-4. THOMAS J. MELANCON - Classical - SS. John 81 James - Ferguson - Class Honors l, First Honors 2.3, Second Honors 4, Sodality l-4, Glee Club 2-4, Library Association 3, Student Tutor 2, Prep News 3.4, Dauphin 2. MICHAEL W. MESSMER - Classical - Mary Queen of Peace - Webster Groves - Class Honors l-3, First Honors 4, Sacred Heart Promoter 2.3, Math Club 4, Student Tutor 2.3, Prep News 2-4, News Editor 4, Literary Circle 4, Swimming l, Golf 2-4, National Merit Semi-Finalist 4, Midwest Latin Contest 4, Service and Loyalty Award 3. CARL F. MEYER - Latin - Corpus Christi - Jennings - First Honors 3.4, Second Honors l.2, Band l-3, Dauphin Players l, Rifle Club I. RICHARD E. MICHALSKI - Classical - St. Paul the Apostle -- Pine Lawn - Leadership, Athletic, Scholarship Honorable Men- tion 2,3, First Honors I-4, Class Oflicer 2.4, Sodality l-4, Band I-4, Student Tutor 2, Football l-4, Basketball 2.3, Soccer 4, All- District Football 3.4. ROBERT E. MIER - Latin - St. Mary Magdalen - Brentwood - Second Honors l-4, Sodality l-4, Olticer 2-4, Student Tutor 4, Prep News 2, Bellarmine Club l, Football I-4, Co-Captain 2, Soccer 2, Swimming l, Track l-4. JAMES G. MILLER - Classical - St, Philip Neri - St. Louis - MARTIN MILSTEAD MICHAEL MITRA RONALD MOESLEIN GERALD MOHR JOHN MORAN GEOFFREY MORRISON Class Honors l, First Honors l-4, Math Club 3.4, Glee Club 3, Dauphin Players 3.4, Stage Manager 4, Literary Circle 4, Science Club 3.4. ROGER L. MILLER - English - St. Timothy - Affton - Class Honors 3.4, First Honors 3, Sodality 3.4, Math Club 4, Student Tutor 4. MICHAEL J. MILSARK - English - Little Flower - Richmond Heights - Sodality l,2, Swimming I-3, Bowling l. MARTIN E. MILSTEAD - English - Our Lady of Sorrows - St. Louis - Second Honors l-4, Sodality l, Bellarmine Club l,2, Wrestling 2.3, Baseball l-4. MICHAEL J. MITRA - English - St. Paul the Apostle - Pine Lawn - Dauphin Players 3.4. RONALD A. MOESLEIN - English - St. Thomas Aquinas - St. Louis - Second Honors 4, Sacred Heart Promoter 2-4, Otlicer 3.4, Service and Loyalty Award 3. GERALD J. MOHR - English - Our Lady of Perpetual Help - St. Louis - Second Honors l.3,4, Math Club 3.4, Glee Club 4, Dauphin 3, Science Club 3.4, Baseball Manager 2, Track Man- ager 4, Poster Club 4. JOHN T. MORAN - Latin - St. Aloysius - Spanish Lake - Class Honors 3, First Honors 2.4, Second Honors l, Math Club 3.4, Dauphin 3.4, Literary Circle 4, Science Club l-4, Bausch and Lomb Chemistry Award, National Merit Semi-finalist. GEOFFREY F. MORRISON - English - St. Gerard Maiella - Kirkwood - Second Honors l.3, Sodality 3.4. Ofllcer 3, Glee Club 3.4, Prep News 2-4, Circulation Manager 4, Dauphin Play- ers 2-4, C.T.C. Representative, Cross-Country l.2. RENE MORRISON THOMAS MOTHERWAY RAYMOND MUELLER GERALD NONNENKAMP JAMES NUSRALA THOMAS O'BRlEN ROBERT MUELLER DON MYERSCOUGH DENIS NEILL MICHAEL NESTOR RENE B, MORRISON - English - Little Flower - Richmond Heights - Class Officer I-4, Sacred Heart Promoter I, Football I-4, Basketball I, Baseball I, Track 2-4, All-District Football 4, All-Independent 4. THOMAS J. MOTHERWAY - Latin - All Souls - Overland - Leadership, Athletic, Scholarship Award I, Second Honors I, Class Officer I-4, Sodality I-4, Officer I-4, Piux X Club 4, Offi- cer 4, Bellarmine Club I,2, Football I-3, Wrestling 2, Track l,2. RAYMOND F. MUELLER - English - Little Flower - Richmond Heights - Class Officer i-3, Sodality I,2, Football I, Wres- tling 4. ROBERT W. MUELLER - English - St. Wenceslaus - St. Louis - Bellarmine Club I,2, Rifle Club I, Bowling 3,4, DONALD L. MYERSCOUGH - English - Immaculate Conception - Maplewood - Class Officer 4, Sodality I-3, Rifle Club i,2, Rifle Team 2, Wrestling 3,4, Bowling I. DENIS M. NEILL - Classical - St. Roch - St. Louis - First Honors I, Second Honors 2-4, Sodality 2-4, Cheerleader 2,4, Student Tutor 2, Prep News 3,4, Dauphin 2, Literary Circle 4, Football Manager 3, Soccer 2, Rifle Club I, Sacristan 4, Math Contest Winner 3. MICHAEL J. NESTOR - English - St. Luke - Richmond Heights - Football Manager 4, Rifle Team Manager 2. GERALD J. NONNENKAMP - Latin - lmmacolata - Clayton - Second Honors I,2, Sodality I-4, Cheerleader 4, Student Tu- DENNIS O'CONNOR THOMAS O'DONNELL JAMES O'HARE toring Committee 3, Tennis I-4. JAMES M. NUSRALA - Latin - Our Lady of the Pillar - Ladue - Second Honors I-4, Sodality I, Math Club 4, Glee Club 4, Science Club 3,4, Tennis l,2. THOMAS R. O'BRIEN - English - Our Lady of Lourdes - Uni- versity City - Class Officer 2-4, Football 2, Basketball I-4. DENNIS M. O'CONNOR - Classical - Seven Holy Founders - Affton - First Honorsil-4, Sodality I-4, Bowling l, Baseball 2, National Merit Semi-finalist. THOMAS N. O'DONNELL - English - St. Ann's - Normandy - Second Honors I,4, Class Officer 2-4, Sodality I-4, Officer 4, Student Tutor 2, Prep News 3, Bellarmine Club 4, Dauphin Players 4, Basketball I, Baseball l,2, Service and Loyalty Award 2,3. JAMES D, O'HARE - English - Our Lady of Providence - Grant- wood - Class Honors 4, Second Honors 2,3, Sodality 3,4, Glee Club 4, Football 2. JAMES A. OLSON - Latin - St. Joseph's - Clayton - Second Honors I,3,4, Sodality I-3, Football I. ROBERT J. O'NEIL - Classical - St. Mary Magdalen - St. Louis - First Honors I,2, Second Honors 3,4, Class Officer I, Sodality I-4, Bellarmine Club i,2, Football 2-4, Basketball I, Soccer 2,4, Baseball 2. DONALD J. PALUCZAK - English - St. Rita's - St. Louis - So, dality l, Sacred Heart Promoter 3, Rifle Club I. JAMES OLSON ROBERT O'NEIL DONALD PALUCZAK MICHAEL PARSONS MARK PAUTLER GEORGE PEACH JAMES PHELPS JOHN PIET JOHN POELKER WILLIAM PONTELLO DENNIS RABBITT JAMES RATAJ PATRICK RAY MICHAEL A. PARSONS - English - St. Catherine Laboure - Sappington - Second Honors I, Sodality I-4, Bowling 4, Golf 2-4. MARK E. PAUTLER - English - Holy Innocents - St. Louis - Class Officer 2-4, Sodality l-4, Sacred Heart Promoter 4, Foot- ball Manager I-3, Track 3,4. GEORGE A. PEACH - English - Our Lady of Sorrows - St. Louis - Second Honors I,4, Basketball 2, Soccer 4, Track 2. JAMES E. PHELPS - Latin - St. Mary Magdalen - Brentwood - Second Honors I,2,4, Basketball Manager 2, Baseball 2. JOHN M. PIET - Latin - St. Sebastian - St. Louis County - First Honors I-3, Second Honors 4, Math Club 3,4, Science Club 3, Track I,2,4. JAMES S. POELKER - Latin -- St. Engelbert - St. Louis - Sec- ond Honors I-3, Sodality I-3, Band I-4, Dance Band 3-4, All- Catholic High Band 4, Bellarmine Club 2, Dauphin Players 3,-4, Vice-President 4, Football 2, Soccer i,2, Tennis I,2. WILLIAM V. PONTELLO - English - Ascension - St. Louis - Second Honors I, Class Otticer 4, Sodality I,2, Basketball I-4, Co-Captain 4. DENNIS C. RABBITT - English - Immaculate Conception - St. Louis - Sodality I-4, Officer 3-4, Sacred Heart Promoter 4, Bas- ROBERT REICH JAMES RICK JOSEPH RITTER JOHN ROHLFING MICHAEL ROY CORWIN RUGE ketball I-4, Track I. JAMES W. RATAJ - English - Epiphany of Our Lord - St. Louis - Sodality I,2. PATRICK K. RAY - English - St. Joseph's - Clayton - Football 2, Basketball I-3, Track 2,4. ROBERT G. REICH - English - Holy Family - St. Louis - Sec- ond Honors I-4, Class Ofticer 3,4, Basketball 2, Track I-4, Serv- ice and Loyalty Award I. JAMES W. RICK - English - Ascension - Normandy - Football 2, Soccer I,2,4, Swimming I. JOSEPH J. RITTER - Latin - Assumption - Mattese - First Honors I-3, Second Honors 4, Sodality 2-4, Literary Circle 4, Swimming I, Rifle Club I, Rifle Team 2-4. JOHN M. ROHLFING - English - Our Lady of Lourdes - Uni- versity City - Sodality l,2, Dauphin Players 2,3, Basketball Man- ager I, Rifle Club I. MICHAEL T. ROY - English - St. Joseph's - Clayton - Sodality 3,4, Sacred Heart Promoter I, Glee Club I-4, Cheerleader 4, Football I, Rifle Club 2. CORWIN S. RUGE, JR. - English - St. James - St. Louis - Sec- ond Honors 4, Band I-3, Swimming 3. TIMOTHY RYAN LAWRENCE SCHEMAN PHIL SCHENKENBERG TIMOTHY J. RYAN - Latin - Assumption - Mehlville - Class Honors I5 First Honors 2-45 Sodality 2,35 Math Club I-45 Li- brary Association 2,35 Student Tutor 35 Soccer Manager 25 Track I5 Prep News 3,45 Literary Circle 45 Science Club I-4, President 45 National Merit Semi-Finalist 45 Midwest Latin Contest 4. LAWRENCE D. SCHEMAN - English - St. George - Altton - Sodality li Rifle Club I. PHILIP R. SCHENKENBERG - Classical - Holy Redeemer - Web- ster Groves - First Honors I-45 Sodality I-4, Olticer 45 Bowling l,25 Bellarmine Club l. GERALD R. SCHMID - English - St. Paul - Pine Lawn - Soc- cer l,2,4. GARY G. SEIBERT - Classical - Our Lady of the Presentation -- Overland - First Honors I-35 Second Honors 45 Sodality I-45 Piux X Club 35 Glee Club lp Cheerleader 45 Prep News 2-4, Editor 45 Organist 2-4. EDWARD T. SHAWL - Latin - Annunziata - Ladue - First Honors I-45 Soldality I-3, Officer 25 Math Club 3,4, President 45 Student Tutor 25 Bellarmine Club I-45 Science Club 3,45 Basket- ball l,25 National Merit Semi-Finalist 45 Midwest Latin Examina- tion 45 Literary Circle 4. JOHN E. SIMON - English - Annunziata - Ladue - Glee Club 4, Captain 45 Football I-4, All-District 3,4, All-State 45 Basketball GERALD SCHMID GARY SEIBERT EDWARD SHAWL lp Soccer 3,4. ROBERT C. SPECKING - English - Football l,25 Basketball lp Baseball I-4. JOHN P. STEFFEN - Latin - Assumption - Lemay - First Honors lp Second Honors 25 Football I-45 Swimming I. ROBERT J. STOCKHUS - English - St. Clements - Des Peres - Sodality I-45 Library Association 2,35 Prep News 45 Dauphin 4, Subscription Manager 45 Bellarmine I,25 Dauphin Players 3,45 Rifle Club ly Loyalty and Service Award 2. WILLIAM V. STORK, JR, - English - St. Patrick's - Alton - Second Honors 4. JAMES P. SWEHLA - Latin - St. Mary Magdalen - St. Louis - Second Honors I,3. FRANK J. SWEKOSKY - English - Resurrection - St. Louis - Basketball 2-45 Soccer lp Baseball 3,4. RAYMOND N. SWEENEY - Latin - Immaculate Conception - Centerville - Second Honors 2-4. JOSEPH C. TASCHLER, JR. - Latin - St. Louise de Marillac - Jennings - Sacred Heart Promoter 45 Pius X Club 45 Dauphin Players 3,45 Service and Loyalty Award 3. DICKSON S. TERRY - English - Our Lady of Lourdes - Univer- sity City - Second Honors 45 Class Officer 45 Sacred Heart Pro- moter 45 Football lg Basketball I5 Dauphin Players 3. JOHN SIMON ROBERT SPECKING JOHN STEFFEN JOSEPH STOCKHUS WILLIAM STORK RAYMOND SWEENEY ifhf RAYMOND SWEHLA FRANK SWEKOSKY JOSEPH TASCHLER DICKSON TERRY JOSEPH THOMPSON KENNETH TIEMEYER RICHARD TOENJ ES FRANCIS TRICAMO PAT TWARDOWSKI SAM VANDOVER JOHN VIDEMSCHEK ARTHUR VOELLINGER JAMES WEHNER THOMAS WENCEWICZ JOSEPH G. THOMPSON - Latin - St. Roch - St. Louis - Sec- ond Honors I-45 Sacred Heart Promoter 45 Pius X Club 4. KENNETH R. TIEMEYER - English - St. Gregory the Great - St. Ann - Second Honors Ig Sodaality l-45 Dauphin Players lp Track I-4. RICHARD H. TOENJES - Latin - Our Lady of Sorrows - St. Louis - Second Honors 3,45 Soccer 2. FRANK P. TRICAMO - Latin - Holy Cross - St. Louis. PATRICK A. TWARDOWSKI - Latin - St. Lucy - St. Louis County - Second Honors I5 Class Officer 2,35 Sodality 2,35 Officer 2,35 Sacred Heart Promoter lg Football l,25 Soccer l-45 Co-Captain 45 Baseball I. SAMUEL T. VANDOVER - Latin - Annunciation - Webster Groves - Leadership, Athletic Scholarship Award 25 Second Hon- ors I,25 Class Officer 2-45 Sodality I-4, Officer 3,45 Pius X Club 4, Officer 45 Football l-4, Co-Captain 2,45 Wrestling 25 Base- ball I,25 Track 35 Service and Loyalty Award 3. JOHN S. VIDEMSCHEK - English - Nativity of Our Lord - St. Louis - Class Otticer 3,45 Football l-45 Basketball 25 Track I-45 All-District Football, All-State, All-Independent 4. ARTHUR J. VOELLINGER II - English - St. Luke's - Clayton - Sodality i5 Band 25 Library Association 35 Prep News 45 Bellar- mine Club I-45 Dauphin Players l-45 Rifie Club I5 Bowling 2. JAMES P. WEHNER - Latin - St. Micl1ael's -- Shrewsbury - First Honors I5 Second Honors 3,45 Rifle Club l. THOMAS WILKES GEORGE WILSON JOHN WINKLER THOMAS V. WENCEWICZ - Classical - St. Hedwig - St. Louis - First Honors 35 Second Honors l,2,45 Pius X Club 45 Math Club 3,45 Band 2-45 Student Tutoring Committee 35 Prep News 3,45 Dauphin 3,4, Editor 45 Science Club 3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Prom Magazine Reporter 45 Music Award 2,3,45 All-Catholic High Band 4. THOMAS C. WILKES - English - Our Lady of Sorrows - St. Louis - Sodality l-45 Band I-45 Dauphin Players 45 Bowling 45 All-Catholic High Band 4. GEORGE W. WILSON - English - Our Lady of the Pillar - Creve Couer - Soccer 2-45 Baseball l,2. JOHN J. WINKLER - Classical - St. Gabriel - St. Louis - First Honors I-45 Sodality I-45 Band I-45 Dance Band 45 Bellarmine Club I-45 Literary Circle 2,35 Bowling 25 Music Award 2,3,4. CHARLES W. WUNDERLICH - Latin - Mary Queen of Peace - Glendale - Second Honors I-4. DAVID J. WYNNE - Classical - St. Pius V - St. Louis - Leader- ship Award 35 First Honors I-35 Second Honors 45 Sodality I-35 Math Club 2,35 Student Tutor 25 Bellarmine Club I-4, Vice- President 4, Science Club I-45 Rifle Club I5 ACCY City Oratory Winner, Missouri State Oratory Winner, 8th Place in Nation: Radio Speaking. RONALD E. YANKO - Classical - St. Agnes - St. Louis - First Honors I-35 Second Honors 45 Sodality I5 Math Club 3,45 Bowling 3,4. CHARLES WUNDERLICH DAVID WYNNE RONALD YANKO STANLEY YONKERS CHARLES ZURFLUH RICHARD ZIEGENHEIN STANLEY M. YONKERS - Latin - St. Paul the Apostle - Pine Lawn - First Honors I, Second Honors 2 4 RICHARD J. ZIEGENHEIN - Latin - Holy Cross - St. Louis - Second Honors l,3, Football l,2, Soccer 2 Bowling 3. CHARLES V. ZURFLUH - Latin - St. Aloysius Gonzaga - St. Louis - First Honors l,3g Second Honors 2 Sacred Heart Promoter 3, Band l-4, Dance Band 3,4, Bowling l-4, Basketball l. 144 . . . and to our graduates our happiest congratulations on a job well done. Today the doors of Backer Memorial swing shut on your high-school career, yet in a real way they will always remain open to you. Through the Alumni Association you can continue to share in the life of your school, continue still to enjoy many ot the friendships you formed during these four years. The faculty invites you to return. May God bless you and protect you in your future endeavors. Years of Progress nl E 2 I H gtk wh 1 fr Sunday, April fifteenth, 1923, was a day of deep significance in the history of St. Louis U. High. On that day Archbishop John J. Glennon laid the cornerstone of the present structure. In his address he referred to the school as a mighty river of light and truth: ci monument more en- during thon bronze. This new school was made possible through the generous gift of a devout and humble woman, Mrs. Anna Backer. Today, thirty-seven years later, the students of St. Louis U. High, otherwise known as Backer Memo- rial, continue to benefit from the generosity of Mrs. Backer. Over the years her benefaction has allowed St. Louis U. High to keep up with the times and to make advances which have profited its students and faculty alike. Her wish that Jesuit education might prosper is being fulfilled. January 8, 1956: Archbishop Joseph E. Ritter dedi- cafes the new Backer Memorial Gymnasium, a vivid example of Mrs. Backer's continued generosity. Mrs. Anna F. Backer O 'SAV GNv'1 For the twenty-third consecutive year the Fa- thers' Club has given of their time and eFfort and money to bring the Dads of St. Louis University High students together and to con- tribute to the improvement of the school's physical plant. Over four hundred fathers at- tended the opening meeting in September - ample evidence of the interest each parent had in the welfare of his boy and in the school. To keep interest high, Mr. Keith Kepley, presi- dent, and Father Thomas Kelly, S.J., modera- tor, presented a varied program at each meet- ing. ln October the fathers heard Mr. Eric P. Newman, lawyer and world traveler, who lectured on Communism and the social and cultural life of Russia. In November the Fa- thers' Club collaborated with the Mothers' Club and faculty to present a successful Fun Night. At the December meeting Mr. Ed Moose Krause, athletic director at Notre Dame University, gave a heart-warming talk on college sports. This was Football Awards Night and brought fathers and sons together for the first time. This meeting set the pattern for the rest of the school year. This year's Proiect Fund laid the financial groundwork for a new athletic field to be known as the Benoit Memorial, should present plans materialize. To this end the fathers con- tributed 56000. Father Kelly beams as Mr. W. Roger Marsh, left, president of the 1958- l959 Fathers' Club, congratulates Mr. Keith L. Kepley on his be- ing elected president for 1959-1960. A UPPER FIELD X f in if r f V T f , X T T LQWER F'l,e.-:i.1: . .If- -J . 'rl Q -l- 3' Q H mi Q C U- 39 .LE Gt-I U I SAV Mothers' Club Mrs. C, Robert Stockhus and Mrs. Corwin S. Ruge, Co-chairmen of the Fall Card Party, show ol? one of the many beautiful dolls that were made by members of the Club for the Doll Booth. This year the Mothers' Club was busier than ever with its heavy schedule of activities. The Freshman Mothers were warmly received by the Club at a tea early in September, the Parent-Faculty Tea later in the month presented an opportunity for all the par- ents to meet the teachers. The religious activities of the Club began with the Annual Communion Mass and Breakfast in October. In January, the Day of Recollection was given by Officers of the Mothers' Club were - SEATED: Mrs. Harold O. Grams, First Vice-president, Mrs. Daniel T. Rabbitt, President, Mrs. C. Robert Stock- hus, Second Vice-president. STANDING: Mrs. John L. Harlan, Asst, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Irwin C. Kuntz, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Fred R. Zaegel, Treasurer, Mrs. Martin L. Duggan, Re- cording Secretary, and Mrs. Karl F. Strobach, His- torian. the Rev. John J. Campbell, S.J. Finally, the Club rounded off its spiritual exercises at the Communion Mass and Breakfast for Graduates early in June. Socially, the Mothers' Club had a very success- ful year. The Parent Fun Night, the Fashion Show, and the two card parties all vied for top honors in entertainment. With the conclusion of the school year, the 1960-l96l officers were installed at the President's reception and tea. wicz prepare their booth at the Fall Card Party. Santa Claus looks on as Mrs. Rabbitt, Mrs. Kermit AI bus, Mrs. William McKee, and Mrs. Casimir Wence Noel Abkemeier Bob Belioli Jerry Boyle Bob Brown Teddy Brucker Dove Dil.eo Jock Fdddis Gary Gufiing Dick Hulbert Johnny King John Lucido Ron Moniscolco PotMcCouley WE EXTEND OUR PRESIDENT Rich Michdlski VICE-PRESIDENT Joe Gleason SECRETARY John Liebe INCERE THANKS 148 TO OUR TEACHERS Tom Meloncon Mike Messmer Jim Miller John Moron John Piet Joe Ritter Tim Ryon Gory Siebert Ed Showl Jock Winkler Dove Wynne Ron Ydnko Family Patrons Mr. Cornelius K. Call Mr. 8. Mrs. R. J. Connors Dr. 8. Mrs. James F. Dowd Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank J. Fletcher A Friend Dr. 8. Mrs. Joseph M. Krebs Mr. 8. Mrs. P. A. Krueger Father Joseph P. Lessard Mr. 8. Mrs. Raymond M. Nester Mr. 8. Mrs. F. H. Norman Mrs. Marian D. 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Gerber Ann 8- Mary Golden Mr. Austin Gomez The Grams Family Carroll E. Gunnin Hampton Record 81 Card Shop Mr. 8. Mrs. John F. Harris The Vernon L. Heinsz Family Dr. 81 Mrs. E. J. Hempstead Hermann's Toggery Mr. 8. Mrs. John J. Horan Mr. Gus Jacobs The Jirauch Family Mr. Ernest Jones Mr. John M. Keiser lwmfgg J KICKING THANKS TO OUR TEACHERS Mr. Robert Kelley ........ Mathematics Mr. Marino Garcia ........ Spanish Fr. John Doyle, S.J. ........ Religion Mr. Francis Cleary, S.J. ........ English Mr. Elmer Carroll, S. J. ........ Speech Fr. Edward Preusch, S.J. ........ Physics Mr. David Fleming, S.J .... ..... L afin 152 QUT Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph M. Kelley Mr. 8: Mrs. A. G. Kirckhoeter Dr. 84 Mrs. John Klingler The G. J. Kribs Family Mr. 8. Mrs. James M. Liebe Mr. 8- Mrs. M. S. McCauley Mr. 8- Mrs. Thomas M. McLaughlin Mr. 8. Mrs. Ray Mann Mr. 81 Mrs. G. A. Mariani Marsh's Barber Shop Mr. 81 Mrs. B. C. Messmer The Missey Family Frank Mudd's Standard Service Mr. 8. Mrs. James R. Mulroy Mr. Mike Mulroy Mr. 81 Mrs. S. H. Myerscough Mr. 8t Mrs. William Nash Marie E. Nebel The North Side Bank Mr. 81 Mrs. F. J. O'Leary Dr. 81 Mrs. Harold Gtt Mr. 81 Mrs. Peter J. Palumbo Sponsors Mr. Arthur R. Parsons Mr. Gregory Pieper Mr. 8. Mrs. Martin M. Pomphrey 81 Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Daniel T. Rabbitt Dr. 81 Mrs. Edward P. Reh Mr. 8- Mrs. E. C. Saunders Mr. 8. Mrs. G. L. Seitz 7400 Club Dr. 8. Mrs. E. R. Sheridan Silver's Service Station Mr. John Smercina South Town Professional Pharmacy Inc Mr. Paul Speckart Speedway Cleaners Universal Printing Company Mr. 8. Mrs. L. S. Vandover Mr. 84 Mrs. Caesar Venegoni Mr. George W. Westfall, Jr. Westroads Barber Shop Westwood Grocery Mr. 8. Mrs. Meredith P. Wetzel F. R. Zimmerman Drug Co. CLASS OFFICERS President Sam Vandover Vice-President Tom O'Donnell Secretary Bob Echele Ron Benincasa Bill Boland Mike Bradley Tom Bradshaw Jack Corkery Ed Cosfigon Jim Cradock Mike Dolan Bob Echele Greg Egan Charlie Ehlers John Feldmeier George Fifzsimmons Austin Gomez John Gorman Don Hannis Bob Kaiser Bob Kniesiedf Jerry Lehmkuhl Jerry Nonnenkomp Tom O'Donnell George Peach Jack Poelker Mike Roy Butch Ruge Roy Sweeney Joe Taschler Frank Tricamo Pat Twardowski Sam Vandover Dick Ziegenhein .7 But MMM tothe. ww- Business Patrons AADTA DRIVING SCHOOLS 6209 Delmar ALBERS AND CO. 4lO2-O4 N. Grand BARBER-COLMAN CO. 2344 Hampton BEVERLY HILLS BARBER SHOP 6734 Natural Bridge BRADFORD JEWELERS 60 Northland Shopping Center CALLENDER STEEL ERECTION CO Belleville, Illinois CHICKEN DELIGHT 6219 Delmar JIM COCHRAN'S LOUNGE 63ll Devonshire FlTZGERALD'S CAFE 4127 Shreve Ave. FREUND BAKING CO. 920 S. Taylor A FRIEND TNANIKSTU1 pk.cmnf-LL pwgunwl y1q.C,LEMY HK. HANTLK Ing. BAM-lk NK- KELLFJ lrlll QI . 2 l I N. T : xf A AVG 6509, 4 1 'xi6:2 gl - 5 gall .AZ 1 ' X 3 E lv ' RSQ UuE'VE GRIXDUATED Gus Bergjons Jim Berfelsmeyer Tom Bick Lorry Coll Bob Colilin John Cullen Lou DeLurgio Bob Gleason Bob Jacoby Jock Keiser Fron Kickhom Horry Kohler Fronk Luechfefeld PRESIDENT Bob Reich VlCE PRESIDENT Willie Ponlello SECRETARY Don Myerscough 156 Roy Monn Bill McMahon Mike Mitra Ron Moeslein Roy Mueller Mike Porsons Jim Roioi Jim Rick Lorry Schemon Jerry Schmid Jock Simon Bob Specking Bill Stork Business Patrons MICHAEL L. GALLI, REALTOR 706 Chestnut ROGER R. HEMMER, REALTOR 1447 McLoron T. C. JACOBY 81 CO. 418 Olive KIRKWOOD BOWL 1018 N. Kirkwood Rd. KOCH DRUG CO. 111 S. Meromec LOCKI'S SHOE SERVICE 8703W Sierro Dr. LOTUS ROOM I 143V2 Brentwood Blvd. MCCARTHY PHARMACY 8816 Grovois MISSOURI SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 5006 Hampton MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER CO. 4316 Grovois NESTER INSURANCE 8. REAL ESTATE AGENCY Eost Sf. Louis, Illinois Ed Anslinger Bob Bainter Jack Bauer John Berger Jim Bruemmer Ken Cook Ray Cordes Charlie Denny Jim Dowd Bob Farrell Mike Favier Tom Haley Wayne Hanebrink Rich Kersting Bob Kohnen Leo Kramer Jack Lc1Barge Jim Lutkewitte Bernie McSorIey Mike Milsark Martin Milstead Mike Nestor 158 WE'RE GETTING THERE - THANKS T0 OUR TEACHERS . MR. GARCIA MR. SCHULTE FR. CURRY. S. J. MR. CARROLL. 9. J. FR. PREUSCH. S. J. FR. CAMPBELL. S. J. 4F Tom O'Brien Jim O'Hare Don Paluczak John Rohlhng Frank Swekosky Joe Thompson Ken Tiemeyer Scotty Videmschek George Wilson Business Patrons PADBERG INSURANCE AGENCY 4084 Loughborough W. J. POLK INC. 4659 Morylond ST. ANN SAVINGS 81 LOAN 8215 Cloyfon Rd. 5KlP'S AUTO REPAIR I I8I I Manchester Rd. SMITH SPORTING GOODS IO9 W. Lockwood STORK'S CLEANERS AND FURRIERS Alton, Illinois TATE'S RESTAURANT I309 N. Kingshighwoy JAMES THOMASSON INC. lO33 Tillie Ave. TOWN FASHION SHOES I09 N. Kirkwood Rd. UNION NATIONAL BANK OF EAST ST. LOUIS, ILLINOIS WEBSTER RECORD SHOP I24 W. Lockwood OUR THANKS TO We're the First! i XX- Q P l f ,- Q fgllw 54 X fuy TUQTNN a 1 Mr. Perk Mr. Corroll, S.J. Fr. John Doyle, S.J. Fr. Campbell, S.J. Mr. Cleory, S.J. Mr. Gorcio Mr. Colocci Mr. Volkmer 160 FOR POINTING THE WAY THE FATHERS' CLUB of ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL president jim mariani vice-president jim busch treasurer hal grams ' I - l i jim busch denny clrabelle pat duggan john dwyer mike farrell bob gatewood bob goltermann joe gotch hal grams paul heafon roger hoell ken jackson bob kribs bill luecking matt maguire john maher jim mariani jay morris mike mulroy greg pieper lorry runnels tom schenkenberg tom schlafter bruce tulfli Thanks To The faculty congratulations to the class of '60 Compliments of Roncaro's St. Louis County's Finest Steak House 98I5 Manchester WO. I-9565 Compliments 4th Ward Regular Democratic Organization John J. Dwyer, Committeeman Charlotte C. Lee, Committeewoman T. H. Mayberry, Alderman College of The Holy Cross WORCESTER, MASS. 1843 - 1960 CONDUCTED BY THE JESUITS Degrees: M.S., A.B., B.S. Master of Science in Chemistry Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science in: Biology - Chemistry - Physics Mathematics - Business Administration History - Social Science - Education NROTC - AFROTC Bulletin of Information on Request ENTRANCE BY EXAMINATION Address: DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS REAL ESTATE SALES REAL ESTATE APPRAISALS REAL ESTATE LOANS Joseph A. Goeke 8t Co. REALTO RS 5624 So. Grand Blvd. FL. 3-7I I7 Satisfaction Guaranteed Gualdoni's Foods 2241 Brentwood Blvd. Rock Hill Auto Repair EDGAR G. HARTZKE, Sr. 9833 Manchester Road Brentwood I7, Mo. WO. 2-8259 WO. 2-6666 WO. I-4500 3 x Tw Moven TO A New LOCATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS ddfv Compliments of A FRIEND MacDonald Construction Co. 1310 S. GRAND PRospect I-6916 Congratulations to the Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Kepley BC BIDS FAREVVELL T0 TI-IE SENICDRS RAY J. NOONAN JOSEPH A. GLYNN, JR. President 81 Treasurer Vice-president 68 Years of Service HAUSCHULTE REAL ESTATE COMPANY 2407 North Broadway CHestnut l-6516 Specializing in SALES LOANS MANAGEMENT We write all types of Insurance for HOME - FURNITURE - CAR ALFRED F. IMMING FRANK J. R. WEHRLE Secretary Sales Manager Roy Brez Mclrsh Burton Rich Covo John Eichenseer George Fogue Bob Fronk Joe Gegg Steve Geis Jim Gregory John Guignon Jim Homm Dick Judd Clem Kenningfon Gory Moffhes Jim McKee Gerry Munsch Dick Nosh Bob O'Connor Tom Purcell Dennis Sounders Fred Soxe Bob Schleich John Selzer Mike Shoner Jim Smith Dove Weeks Dick Weise STANDING: David Esser, David Marsh, Thomas Callicott, Thomas Sorstield, Charles Cover, Robert DelI'Orco, Glenn Mueller, William Collins, Arnold Dill, Gene Meara, Matthew Jurotich, Michael Finley, Gregg Hilker. SEATED: Bernard Hensgen, Wil- liom Boclzelman, J erry Miller, Donald Erickson, Sherwood Demitz, Edward Gotway, James Golden, Paul Becker. NOT SHOWN: Timothy Buehler. From the Class of '59 attending Rockhurst College comes a hearty congratulations to the Class of '60 We extend our best wishes to you W now and during your days in college. RQCKHLIRST CCLLEC-JE A JESUIT LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE FOR MEN Kansas City lO, Missouri Pn :qi lu 1 f- 9- if J rx' K sq' ll, 9 1 S- L4.gQl-9: xx- XY N .ac J JA ,C 'll i.-.LL YOU MEAN I'M GOING TO BE A SENlORl Bill Albers Tom Alferman Don Boyce Dave Danis Tom Doherty Pere Dooley John Ernst Bill George Al Grueninger Bob Jamieson Rich Johnson Tom Kummer Bill Lembeck Jim Liftich Bob Lockwood Steve Mikola John Moloney Mickey Mullen George Hessler Bob Horffer THANKS TO OUR TEACHERS Mr. Miller Chemisfry Fr. Connell, S.J. Algebra Fr. Edwards, S.J Religion Mr. Daly, S.J. English Fr. Padberg, S.J. Latin Mr. Volkmer Health Tom Nickel Joe O'Brien Ed Rickert Don Roth John Ruhl Rich Sahrman Marty Schriewer Mike Sullivan Dick Welches Bob Zaegel Hank Zuchowski Medler's Pharmacy SINCE 1892 C V 1. 0111 lm n S Harris and Florissant Ave. p e - Phone Service - EV. 1-0101 Ev. 3-9739 of C' EV. 3-9713 , MEDLER on your prescription is like STERLING on your silver Quinlan Construction Company 3917 Washington FR. 1-1176 TD Bank of University City University City, Mo. Riverview Pharmacy 1 455 McLaran lat Riverviewl St. Louis 15, Mo. F. A. Gerwitz, OWNER EV. 3-1 155 3 Fcongratulates the seniors We're going places in '60 Jim Berblinger Gene Bischof John Bleile Randy Brown Howie Browne George Campbell Mike Cremins John Dulick Phil Farrell Jim Golterman John Hemmersmeier Bill Hickman Keith Johnson Jim Kiley Frank Koob Joe Krebs Joe Lange Dan Leahy Pat McBride Ron McLaughlin Mike Northway Ted Petersen 172 Gig Pitkin John Rogers Tom Rohan Ron Schuessler Dennie Sies Jerry Sullivan Mike Venegoni Wynne Wiegner Jerry Wittenauer Tom Zinser try LION . . the best new gas in town IVIIDLAND OIL COIWPAINIY DISTRIBUTORS FOR LION olL coMPANvE ll0N o : 0 A DIVISION OF MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY Teachers: Mr. Jcxspor Spanish Fr. Podberg, Religion Fr. Kelly, S. J. English Mr. Miller Chemistry Mr. Dunn Algebra Mr. Volkmer Health Closs Ofticers Roger Nouert President Rich Grower Vice-president Rich Rufling Treasurer John J. McSorley PRINTING Congratulations to the SAN-DEL PRINTING co. Senio' Class BEJAE PRINTING co. ffom s. D. BINDERY SALES Ray M. Dilschneider, lnc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS INVESTMENT 901 l Manchester Rd. OPERATING St. Louis I7, Mo. ST LOUIS 8, MISSOURI I FW PHOTOGRAPHY lWalden Lee Portraitsl You are cordially invited to visit our completely new Studio and Laboratory NEW LOCATION 5611 HAMPTON AVE. IPI VErnon 2-4111 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE 1960 DAUPHIN 1 v Deep into the darknesslpeering, long l stood There, wondering, fearing, Doubfing, dreaming dreams no sophomore ever dared To dream before. But The stillness was unbroken, and The Teachers gave no token, And the only phrase there spoken was The whisper, l implore. Quofh the Teachers, NEVERMORE! THANKS TO OUR TEACHERS rf. Kelly, s.J. Mr. Bredeck, S.J. Mr. Haniclc Mr. Robinson Mr. McAnany, S.J. Mr. Koesferer, S. J. Mr. .lospar President Vice-President Secretary Lawrence Kelly Peter Bishop John Foresiner 176 COMPLIMENTS OF THE MOTHERS' CLUB OF VERSITY 1, X I er 2 Q' ' QP 3 55 - U 'US N 5555? ss H '95 E ,,, SQ , M ' z F i f FW ' 7 K x 0 ALA X if W fi, .E'-fvQ5'2JyfrX4vf' 3 , 4 lx X Q ua ' J .ws X in -f E k f 1 A 'D' X 'G' QQ ' ff ' -I 3 . H xxx Z., xi Q 53 'Q-.'-. '-EE'-f.: 1 4 .... -'i GOOD SENIORS NEVER DIENTHEY JUST SAY 600D'BYE Flanagan Best Wishes Paint 81 Wallpaper FROM DISTRIBUTORS OF: Grea Lakes Pain Ben'amin Moore Pain s Dlitch Boy Paihts 'Pratt 8. 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SCDUTHWEST BANK - mae ,fan W I !!,!lll ll? .55 1 lllililil llllilii ll. . ..., - J J Fr. Sheehy, S.J. Mr. Powers Mr. Volkmer Mr. Dunn Fr. Pieper, S.J. Fr. Kane, S.J. Fr. Monaghan, SJ. Mr. Fleming, S.J. Mr. H. Kelly, S.J. Bob Carter President Thanks To our Teachers Algebra Typing Phys Ed Phys Ed Latin English Religion Speech History John Gacki Vice-President Steve Esslinger Secretary-Treasurer 6133 Delmar Blvd. PArkview 5-2555 Murphy-Tenge Motors Inc. Bob Murphy Rambler - Metropolitan Dick Tenge D THE FINEST DRY CLEANING AVAILABLE ' YET THE PRICES ARE VERY REASIINARLE MI. 5-2003 WO I-1041 Y II 0 We want you to 1 lcnow that your , Cleaners G9 Diet! patronage is very muclw appreciated and it is a real pleasure ou. 71 I0 Oakland Ave. One Block West of Cla on a fx-AeA- r A ' rw IIUR FLEET 0E TRUCKS CIIYER THE CITY AND THE CIIUNTY Compliments ot A FRIEND 1C Honest, sir, I didn? do if.Mc1ybe it was Q senior. 7:4 7 SAN FRANCISCO: APRIL 18, 1906 now building in . Topping Estates N. V. BUSSMAN N, INC. 7927 Clayton Road PA. 'I-I 141 Builders - - - Developers previous developments . . . DAVIS PLACE YORK HILLS HUNTLEIGH WOODS ELH55 1959 60 Make Almon Jerry Anselmo Peter Crane Charles Cuba Damel Daly George D Louhy Terry Donohue Ed Frank Ron Goellner Muke Goodwin Joseph Hannls Jlm Hauk Joseph Holloron Pot Holmes Paf Hughes Mike Julian Steve Kuntz Tom Landolf Jlm McNory Lawrence Muller Bob Morfeld John O Neill Vincent Pree Mike Reap Mike Riley John Sch nelderhohn Tom Schulz John Splndler Steve Volland Joseph Wesfhus Jlm Wynne 'FT 9 R 1 I al' I 5 , 2. , l , If .vi x,, , ll, 15' Hy? ll. -'J Ji ' 1 ii' . ,Ga H IQ' Lf ' fl' af' ,. X X N ' :X X . . ,X . fs ,ix ik . ,K . .X ' x Q4 r ' ,ix , lx N n n For Safe, Dependable Service . Com an P Y Yellow Cabs PRINTERS OF THE PREP NEWS ?0u4t I-2345 4210 Chippewa St. PR. 3-3000 St. Louis County Service, WY. 1-1200 fu, 7. 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Sl' Louis 16' Missouri Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers 1F 71f471C'+l-7.17-f17f-755 + 51:4 C7520 + ' fm f Q Wi? hz -14 x'5'7f7'1 73x - -I Aw, DA-r's zAsy lie Seachfw THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION of ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL Vice-President Jim McCabe Leonard Allen Hughes Bagley Craig Bayes Alvin Black John Cleary John Cowell J. Mike Dailey Terry Flanagan Francis Fletcher Bill Freesmeier Dave Galli Joe Goeke Tom Guignon Bill Hollo Jack Kerans Vic Locastro Best Wishes to the seniors President Bill Freesmeiel' Secretary-Treasurer Ken Pini iff Jim McCabe Bill McShane A P Bob Mead Q ag Henry Meyer , Pat Nolan C. . I Tim O'Connell L Bob O'Connor it Jack Pais Ken Pini Dove Posek John Ratai Gary Rickert Jim Ruhl .Q Dennis Steflen John Taylor Bruce Ulrich Mr. Calacci .... OUR THANKS TO Fr. Sheehy, S.J. . . . . . . Fr. Kellett, S.J. . . Fr. Monaghan, S.J. Mr. Koesterer, S.J. Mr. Fleming, S.J. History Algebra . . Latin Religion English Speech CARUSO'S SLAY'S FOR aao4 MANCHESTER FOR SPECIAL POOR BOY SANDWICH 2652 HAMPTON PIZZA STEAKS Student Index Students of first, second, and third year are listed in this index. Seniors will be found in the senior section. - A - Adams, Frank S. Ahearn, Francis B., Jr. Ahlquist, John T. Albers, William E. Albrecht, William E. Albrecht, William G. Albus, Thomas E. Alterman, Thomas J. Allen, Leonard E., Jr. Almon, Michael G. Androlewicz, Michael V. Anselmo, Jerry J. Anzalone, Thomas A. Aschotf, Michael R. Austin, Joseph H., Jr. .. 5 - Bagley, Hughes A., Jr. Baker, Dudley L., Jr. Bakowski, Ralph S. Barnett, William J., Jr. Barry, James T., Jr. Bartin, John R. Bashwlner, Michael J. Bauman, Richard A. Bayer, William F., Jr. Bayes, Craig J. Beaver, Dennis M. Beck, James W. Beckman, Carl H., Jr. Betta, Carl J. Benninger, Eugene H., Jr. Berblinger, James M. Bergmann, William E. Berra, Louis G., Jr. Bersett, Thomas E. Bertels, David L. Bettag, James M. Bielke, Dennis E. Birk, Kenneth A. Bischof, Eugene M. Bishop, Peter C. Black, Alvin E. Blanke, Thomas J. Bleile, John A. Bonskowski, Richard F. Bosch, Michael A. Bowdern, Edward H. Boyce, Donald S. Bradley, Timothy P. Brady, Dennis J. Brady, Patrick M. Brady, Timothy J. Brand , Douglas H. Braun, Henry L. Braun, Michael O. Brayd ic, George H. Brennan, Emmet J. lll Brez, Raymond C., Jr. Britt, Paul A., Jr. Britt, W. Michael Brockmeyer, Thomas R. Brown, Randolph T. Brown, S. Keith Brown, William E., Jr. Browne, Howard C., Jr. Bruno, John M. Brusselback, Harry J. Burke, Michael P. Burshek, James J. Burtelow, James J. Burton, Marshall M., Jr. Busch, James C. Bussmann, Frank A. - C - Campbell, George R. Campbell, James W. Carter, Geoffrey J. Carter, Robert E. Carver, Andrew T., Jr. Casserly, Michael F. Cavato, Joseph A. Chase, James D. Cheney, Charles A. Chettla, C. Allan Clark, Kenneth W. Classen, David F. Clavenna, James F. Cleary, John J. Clever, Victor G. Coffey, Patrick J. Cottln, Thomas M. Coffman, Eugene H., Jr. Colbert, James W. lll Coleman, Richard G. Connors, Thomas W. Conran, Joseph P. Correnti, Patrick S. Costigan, James G. Cova, Reno R. Cowan, Thomas D. Cowell, John E. Cox, James T. Cradock, Thomas V. Crane, Peter J. Craven, Francis Cremins, Michael W. Crippa, A. Gary Crowley, John R., Jr. Cuba, Charles L. Culian, John F. Curran, Robert B. Cusumano, Jerome A. -9- 204- Dahl, Bernard J. Dailey, J. Michael Dalton, Richard B. Daly, Daniel J., Jr. Dana, Frederick J. Danis, David O. Davis, Mark N. Dehmer, Joseph L. Demitz, Charles G. Dempsey, Robert J. Denny, Frederic M. Denny, Gerald R. Devereux, James J., Jr. DeVries, Larry P. Dillard, Douglas E. Dillon, James J. Dirnberger, Jerry A., Jr. Dirnberger, Laurence A. D'Louhy, George J., Jr. Doherty, Thomas J. Dolan, Thomas J., Jr. Donohue, Terrance J. Dooley, Peter J. Dowd, John J. Downey, Peter J. Drabelle, Dennis J. Dreher, Don L. Drury, Paul A. Duggan, James M., Jr. Duggan, Patrick M. Dullck, John F. Dunnington, Michael G. DuVall, Terrence L. Dwyer, John D., Jr. Dwyer, Joseph C. .. E - Ebert, James E. Eckert, Francis T., Jr. Edelmann, Joseph O. Edelmann, Thomas K. Egan, Robert J. Eichenseer, John C., Jr. Engbert, Donald W. Entrup, Ronald A. Erdelen, Alan F. Ernst, John R. Ernst, Thomas J. Esslinger, Stephen M. Etling, James J. Everding, Robert, J., Jr. .. F - Fagan, Michael B. Fague, George F. Farley, Robert G., Jr. Farrell, Lawrence M., Jr. Farrell, Michael J., Jr. Farrell, Philip M. Feagon, Poul Fienup, William J. Finch, Stephen J. Fischer, John F. Fischer, John K. Flanagan, Terry J. Fleming, Michael T. Fletcher, Francis J., Jr. Flood, Lawrence P. Flynn, James J. Foley, Michael W. Follansbee, Richard W. Forbes, David M. Forestner, John E. Forsing, John T. Frank, Edward A., Jr. Frank, Robert E. Frederick, Donald A. Freeman, Daniel M. Freesmeier, William G., Jr. Fuchs, Raymond P. Funke, Robert J. - G .. Gacki, John R. Galli, David A. Galli, Joseph A. Galli, Michael L., Jr. Garesche, John F. Gatewood, Robert D. Gaynor, Richard M. Gegg, Joseph C. Geis, Stephen M., Jr. George, William N. Gerber, William R. Gerwitz, John F. Gianoulakls, Chris L Giorralfa, Joseph F. Glarrafla, Louis S. Gilmartin, John A., Jr. Gilsinn, Gerard L. Gleason, Robert E. Gleason, Patrick M. Glynn, J. Patrick Glynn, Michael K. Godsil, James J. Goebel, James C. Goeke, Joseph A. Ill Goellner, Ronald R. Gogel, Daniel J. Golaszewski, Gerald E. Golterman, James M. Goltermann, Robert C., Jr. Goodin, Stephen J. Goodwin, Michael S. Gorla, Thomas W. Gotch, Joseph E. Grams, Harold Grant, David W. Grower, Richard D. Grebel, William C. Gregory, James E. Groll, Darin J. Gruenenfelder, Eugene J. Grueninger, Alan J. Gubbins, John J. Guignon, John E., Jr. Guignon, Thomas R. Gumbelevicius, John P., Jr. Gummersbach, Thomas E. Gunn, Michael P. Guzy, R. Richard .. H .. Hacker, Norman J. Haley, Phllip H. Halloran, John Q. Hamilton, James L. Hamm, James W. Hanlon, Dennis R. Hannis, Joseph O. Hannon, Michael J. Harbaugh, James M. Harper, Robert O. Hartman, John H., Jr. Hartrich, Thomas J., Jr. Hasser, George V., Jr. Hauk, James K. Hayden, Charles B. Heaton, Paul W., Jr. Heidenry, James J. Heman, C. James Hemmersmeier, John F. Hempstead, Gerard F. Hennelly, John J., Jr. Hennelly, Mark M., Jr. Herbert, William S. Hessler, George R. Hickman, William E. Hoell, Roger J. Hoeynck, John W., Jr. Hoffmeister, Charles C., Jr. Holimeister, Raymond E., Jr. Hohl, Michael J. Hallo, Vencel W., Jr. Holloran, Joseph T. Holmes, Patrick J. Horan, Timothy F. Horst, Ronald J. Hortter, Robert J. Hrubes, James W. Hubbard, Richard C. lll Huck, Eugene W. Hucker, John A. Hughes, Patrick H. Hume, David R. 205 Hummel, John A. Hummel, John J. Hund, Raymond A., Jr. Hynek, Charles W. Imming, Stephen P. lnkley, John J., Jr. ...J- Jackson, John N. Jackson, Kenneth E. Jamieson, Robert E. Jansen, Herbert- J. Jeffress, David R. Jirauch, Charles W. Johnson, Keith A. Johnson, Richard A. Jonas, Patrick J. Jones, Mark J. Jones, Thomas A. Jordan, Clifton F., Jr. Judd, Richard T. Julian, John M. -K- Kadlec, Thomas E. Kaiser, Eugene J. Kalbac, Richard W. Kappesser, Russell E Korst, Phllip J. Kaveney, Frank J. Kettler, Karl J. Keliher, John F. Kelly, Lawrence A. Kelly, Michael L. Kennedy, Timothy W. Kennington, Clement J. Kerans, John A. Kerber, Robert V. Kessler, Francis P. Kieffer, Robert P. Kiley, James F. Kingsley, William S. Kirchhoefer, Richard A Kissel, John H. Klelfner, Robert E. Kleimann, Robert E. Kleine, George R., Jr. Klinger, James J. Kniest, Thomas W. Koob, Francis P. Krebs, Joseph M., Jr. Kresman, Joseph C. Kreutz, Gary L. Kribs, Robert G. Krussel, Elmer A. Krussel, Joseph T. Kuhlman, Timothy J. Kuhn, Edwin W., Jr. Padberg, Lawrence F. Kummer, Thomas F. Kuntz, John C. Kuntz, Steven G. Kwapisz, John D. -L- LaBarge, Stephen F. Lanagan, Michael R. Lancaster, Richard J., Ill Landolt, John F., Jr. Landolt, Thomas S. Lang, Jeffrey W. Lange, Joseph E. Lawless, James L. Leahy, Daniel J. LeClair, Timothy K. Lembeck, William J. Leritz, Daniel R. Leschot, Kenneth R. Leskosky, Richard J. Lexa, David J. Llbera, John J., Jr. Lipic, Walter K. Littich, James P. Locastro, Victor J. Lockwood, Robert W. Loretta, James L Loretta, William J., Jr. Lossos, David A. Loubek, Gerald F., Jr. Lovett, Charles T. Luechtefeld, Thomas J. Luecking, William L. Lueders, John E. Lumaghi, Peter Lutz, James J. Luzecky, Michael H. -M- Mackle, Joseph J. Madlinger, John L. Maguire, Matthias D., Jr. Maher, John L. Mahnke, Clyde R. Makarewicz, Leo J. Malone, Wren J. Marchand, Charles P. Mariani, James N. Marking, T. Joseph Marre, John M. Marsh, W. Rodger, Jr. Marstall, James B Martin, C. Stuart Martin, Kenneth E. Martin, Thomas W. Matthes, Gary R. Matula, Frank J., Jr. McBride, Patrick C. McCabe, James J., Jr. McCarthy, Edward T. McCarthy, Paul J., Jr. McCarthy, Thomas W. lll McCreary, Eugene P. McDonald, Cornelius M., Jr McDonald, Timothy L. Northway, Michael J. Northeis, Frank W., Jr. -0- O'Brien, Joseph P. O'Brien, Martin W. McEwan, Gilbert J., Jr. McGillick, Jay D. McGrail, John P. McKee, James R. McLaughlin, James W. McLaughlin, Ronald E. McMahon, Louis A., Jr. McNamee, Bernard J. McNary, James H., Jr. McShane, William J., Jr. Mead, Robert J., Jr. Merello, Eugene J. Merello, William A. Meyer, Henry J. Meyer, Thomas M. Mihanovich, Michael G. Mikola, Stephen J. Miller, David B. O'Connell, Dennis E. O'Connell, Joseph C., Jr O'Connell, Timothy R. O'Connor, Robert E. O'Connor, Robert E. O'Connor, Terry T. O'Connor, Thomas R. O'Hagan, James J. Miller, Lawrence C. Miller, Timothy M. Miller, William A. Missey, David M. Mitchell, Thomas J., Jr. Moll, Cletus J. Moloney, John E. Montrey, Henry M., III Mooney, Michael H. Morfeld, Robert F. Morgester, John W., Jr. Moriarty, Gerald L., Jr. Morris, Jerome B. Morrison, Douglas J. Morrison, Thomas K. Mortland, Herbert J. Moschner, John L. Mulcahy, Dennis W. Mullen, Lawrence M. Ill Mulroy, Edwin S. Mulroy, Michael F. Munsch, Girard A., Jr. Murphy, James A., Jr. .. N - Narkiewicz, Lawrence S. Nash, Richard F. Nauert, Roger C. Nestor, James R. Nettle, Victor F. Nickel, Thomas G. Niemann, Joseph R. Nienhaus, Michael D. Nienkemper, John R. Nolan, Patrick J. Norfleet, James S. 206 O'Leary, Dennis J. Onder, Daniel R. O'Neill, John D. O'Reilly, John F., Jr. Ortbals, David W. O'Toole, John D. Ott, William J. Otten, Nicholas G. -p.. Pais, John J. Palumbo, Peter J., Jr. Paterson, Charles H. Pattengale, Paul K. Patton, Michael R. Paulus, James M. Pawloski, Francis J. Peckham, John W., Jr. Petersen, Theodore J. Pieper, Gregory T. Pini, James V. Pini, Kenneth J. Pisarkiewicz, John, Jr. Pisoni, Edward L. Pitkin, Courtney, G., Jr. Poertner, Gary L. Pohrer, Gary B. Pollock, James R. Pollock, John G. Pomphrey, Martin M., Jr Ponciroli, Louis M. Posek, David J. Potthast, Thomas J. Potts, Mark J. Powell, George F. Powers, James E. Pree, Vincent A. Preis, Michael J. Prostrollo, Warren L., Jr Przyzcki, Richard A. Puetz, James E. Purcell, John J., Jr. Purcell, Thomas W. -Q- Quigley, Edward T., Jr. Ranciglio, Alessandro J. Ratai, John J. Reap, Michael W. Rebman, Joseph E. Reh, Thomas E. Reichert, William J. Reis, Robert C., Jr. Renard, George J., Jr. Ribaudo, Dominic P. Rice, Ralph P. Richmond, Harry P., Jr. Richter, Michael A. Rickert, Edward A., Jr. Rickert, Gary W. Riley, Michael J. Roche, Anthony J. Rogers, John P., Jr. Rohan, Thomas R. Rosenkoetter, Richard C. Roth, Donald M. Roth, Robert E., Ill Roy, Stephen J. Rubie, James S., Jr. Rulfing, Richard E. Ruhl, David M. Ruhl, James K. Ruhl, John A., lll Runnels, Lawrence A. -5- Sahrman, Richard J. St. Vrain, Robert D. Sarto, James J. Saunders, Dennis A. Saunders, Dennis J. Saxe, Frederick L., Jr. Schenk, John J. Schenk, Richard W., Jr. Schenkenberg, Thomas O. Schilligo, A. Lee Schlafly, Louis H. Schlatter, Thomas W. Schlelch, Robert E. Schmidt, Kenneth M. Schneider, William E. Schneiderhahn, John A. Schrick, Richard E., Jr. Sclyiewer, Martin E. Schuessler, Ronald G. Schulte, James F. Schulz, Thomas R. Schwalbe, Gerald V. Seitz, Martin G. Seitz, Robert A. Selzer, John T. Sertl, Mark R. Shaner, Michael C. Sheridan, John J. Sheridan, Michael J. Sies, Dennis E. Silva, Charles E., Jr. Simeone, Bruce A. Simon, James J. Sinnett, C. Sam Sisul, Edward V., Jr. Smith, James K. Smith, John F. Smith, Peter T. Snodgrass, Gerald B. Sodergren, Kermit V. Spock, Theodore W., Jr. Sparks, John C. Speas, Gregory W. Speh, Warren F. Spies, James J. Spindler, John G. Sprague, Robert J. Spurr, Thomas R. Stackle, Eric G. Stefanie, John D. Steffen, Daniel M. Steffen, Dennis W. Stein, John l.. Stein, Robert T. Steiner, John A. Steube, Edward J., Jr. Stevison, Thomas J. Stiebel, Terry C. Stillwagon, Beniamin S. Stott, Leo G., Jr. Stoppelman, Louis M. Striebel, S. Robert Strobach, Kurt F. Sugrue, John T. Sullivan, Gerald D. Sullivan, Michael J. Sullivan, William K. Swantner, William H. Swatek, Richard L. - 1' .. Taschler, Robert P. Tate, Robert L. Taylor, John S. Terry, John E. Teter, John M. Thomas, Norman J., Jr. Thomasson, James C. Thompson, Robert S. Tierney, Eugene J. Travers, Patrick M. Trotter, Robert J. Tuflli, Bruce R. Tunnicliff, Charles F. - U - Ulrich, Bruce L. .V - 207 Van Dillen, James L. Vanek, Melvin J. Venegoni, Michael L. Vezeau, Timothy J. Vining, Robert B., Jr. Vogler, John C. Volland, Stephen J. ..w- Wack, Thomas E. Wagner, Thomas W. Wagovich, Joseph M. Wakely, Richard B. Wallhermfechtel, David Walsh, Joseph T. Warner, John B., Ill L Weber, Frederick, J., Jr. Weber, William J. Weeks, David L. Weir, William J. Weise, Richard E. Welches, Richard J. Welsch, James E. Weltin, Edward G., Jr. Wessels, David J. Westfall, George R. Westhus, Joseph P. Wetmore, Charles A. Wetzel, Peter B. Wiegner, Wynne J. Wilber, Delbert Q., Jr. Wildeisen, Joseph W. Wind, Thomas J. Wittenauer, Gerald R. Wnuk, Wade J. Wynne, James E. ..Y- Yoch, Edwin J. -1- Zaegel, Robert L. Zak, Thomas S. Zechmeister, Frank J. Ziegenhein, Russell B. Zink, Robert A. Zinselmeyer, Arthur G., Zinser, Thomas W. Zinzer, David R. Zuchowski, Henry J. Jr Advertisers' Index SLUH Alumni Association ..... Bank ot University City ...... Dell L. Bannister ........... Bergians Farm Dairy. . . . . . N. V. Bussmann, Inc.. . . . . . Caruso s ............ . . . Castelli Tuxedo Rental ....... College of the Holy Cross .... Compliments of a Friend ..... 4th Ward Democratic Org.. . . Ray M. Dilschneider, Inc. ..... Duchesne Super Market ...... Erker Bros. Optical Co. ..... . Ever-Ready Appliance Mfg. Co. SLUH Fathers' Club ......... Flanagan Paint 81 Wallpaper. . A Friend ................. P. D. George Paint Co. ..... . Jos. A. Goeke 8- Co.. .. ... Gualdoni's Foods .......... Hall's Glendale Pharmacy .... Hampton Bank ............ Hauschulte Real Estate Co.. . . . Kieffer Dry Cleaners ........ Koch's Market ............. 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