St Marys High School - Green and White Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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ADMINISTPQATIQN SE SLIP 'Uma BROTHER A. GOELZ, s. M. Exam, U Registrar To U C fassmom U Fromm Lzbrary Cl Recorg Aomrr sun ' ------ Dafa .... 2 ..... you may admifh... 3--.. ,.QrQ 45 ---- HbSCl7f...., ErcuseJ..... MHLY A ,BRAKE cfq. .... F14-used ..... . ,QOOOYZ .............. Dafa ...... Absmfecs BROTHER A. CREMER, S.M .... . ..... ....,. P rincipal 4-hr Senior Facul t Y REVEREND PAUL RYAN BROTHER PAUL SCHNEIDER Religion IV Rellglon IV American History English Ill Latin IH-IV Spanish Guidance nl., fi! MQW BROTHH2 JOSEPH TOWERS BROTHER JOSEPH O MEARA Sociology Religlon IV Religion IV Algebra II Speech 0 misc fi - Q L 5 Qs, .26 'Lf' M ,4- Mo 'Gif' fwfgk 56,9 7-1 Under the leadershzp of their off! Fuhler, Mrs, Raby, Mrs s, Cutting, Mr Mary iv M C 6 I' S , , Sertl, Mrs. Sreyns, s, Meters, Mrs. Eidel r others' Club has ended a Year. As in the past, Band he Sr, nother success- the Mothers have taken the schvol under their cire, This ye-ir they Provided e Band Will: new lugtforln coats. To bel oralgroup the Mothers purchased The Students are very hap 'ng THANKS. Ev P flze a newpiano, py to use this Ineans of ,xgk it J Q Once again the students of St. Mary 's are happy to express a big THANKS to our Dad's Club for the many improve ments at St. Mary's due to their untiring interest and work. 2 OFFICERS Seated: Messrs: Gestreich Byme, Bro ther Cremer DeGreeff, Bloss. Standing Messrs: Dolde, Egan Kubik, Bloecher , Valenta ' : 8 4 -'JK Cf l l'V6 chanqeb Mig? X X -f U 4 F1 fx iff. Q W,.LU , , M 0 GK' ff . 4590 RAYMOND ADKISSON St. Pius V ..Ray.. Basketball 2,3g Track L,2g Bowling 3g Living Rosary 2,3g Honor Roll 1 , 3. DONALD AMBROSE St. Boniface DOD Honor Roll 1. THOMAS AHRENS Resurrection ll Baseball 45 Soccer 2, 3,4g Honor Ro113g Living Rosary 3. JOHN ANTON Immaculate Conception Syrian Assassin' Honor R011 4. .. 0 'rs-7 X51 DENNIS ARMER St. .Hedwig uDenu 1 vii RICHARD AVELLONE St. Thomas Aquinas Big Wop Basketball 1g Football 4g Boxing 3: Debating 35 Speech 3g Student Council 4g Q MICHAEL BAKER St. Mary and Joseph Ulaiull Cafeteria 2gSpeech 45 Dragon 4gSoda1ity 2, 3.4. ANTHONY BALDI Our Lady of Sorrows Honor Roll 1, 2, Glee Club 1gClass Officer 1, Sodality 1, 2, 5151- PN L Z, 2 JOSEPH BARRY St, Agnes llJoe ll Cafeteria 2, Honor Roll 45 Speech 1, DONALD BAUER St Anthonyfs Coon Dog Boxing 1 Cafeteria 2 3 4 Manager 1 2 Livmg Rosary 3 1 'J -C GENE BECKER St, John Baptist upinkyu Honor Roll 4, Officer 2,45 Intramurals 1g Bowling 1, 2, 3. 1 1 . L ERVIN BAUMEYER St, Wenceslaus CHARLES BEHRENS St. Cecilia Beaver Bowling 1, 2, 3. Erv Boxing lg Table Tennis 4, Honor Roll 4, Speech 23 Sodality 2. JOHN BELCHER St. Cecilia nsurpn Track 45 Boxing 2,3, 4g Soccer 4g Officer 1, 295 PATRICK BENTLEY St. Mary Magdalen Twinkle Toes Football 1,2,45 Boxing 1, 2, 35 Band 45 Glee Club lg Living Rosary 35 Officer 1. PAUL BENZ St. Cecilia Squlrrely Boxing 35 Bowling 25 Table Tennis 2,45 ln- tramurals 15 Officer 1 2. 1 O I RICHARD BERGFELD St. Anthony Piccolo Pete Band 1,2,3,45 Speech 45 Clarion 2,3,45 Li- brary 3, 45 Sodallty 3, 4. FRANK BLOECHER Our.Lady of Sorrows nlguzzu uf FRANK BONASTIA St, John Baptist Dago Football 2, 3,45 Base- ball 2, 3,45 Speech 15 Honor Roll 1, 45 Stu- dent Council 25 Officer 3. ANDY BOOK St. Mary Magdalen Andy Basketball 15Cafeteria 25 Band 25 Glee Club 15 Library 1. JAMES BORCHERS Our Lady of Sorrows 1imm1ny Football 3,45 Boxing 15 Debating 3,45 Sodallty 25 Talent Program 4. GENE IREZ St. Hedwig n Gene vu Honor Roll lg Library 1. DONALD BULTE St, Gabriel: ttBuun Football 1,2g Boxing lg Intramurals 1. ROBERT BURKERT Holy Family Shaggy Dog Bowling 2g Honor Roll 15 Officer 2, Table Tennis 4. fi I WILLIAM CARR St, Francis de Sales Bi11 Basketball lg Football 23 Bow1lng4, Band 1, 25 Honor R011 1, 2, 3,43 0 NA I FRANK CSER St. Anthony of Padua Little Caesar Boxing 1: Honor Roll 1,3,4g Speech 1, 2, 3, 4, Clarion 2.8,-ig Green White 3g Sodality 1.2, 3,43 Library Guild 4: Red Cross 3, 4. B WILLIAM CULLINANB St. Anthony of Padua Doo Doo Wah Basketball 1,2,4g Base- ball 4g Table Tennis 1, 2, 3,45 Bowling 3,4g Sodality 1,2,3,4gC1ar- lon 45 Speech 4. Q Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 LOUIS DAMMERICH Our Lady of Sorrows Little Lou Track lglntramurals 1. WARREN DAPRON St. Francis de Sales nuke 0 Q 4 G23 ROBERT DONAHUE Our Lady of Sorrows usobn Basketball lg Soccer 3, Table Tennis 3gIn- tramurals 1. i IOSEPH DAUS St. Wenceslaus llloe lv Table Tennis 4g Speech 2: Sodality 2. Q Ls- 'T . - HOWARD EGAN St. Thomas Aquinas 'Fritzel' Boxing 1, 2, 3,4g Off- icer 2, 8, 4. CHARLES DEISTER St. Stephens Charlie Table Tennis 3, Honor Roll 2: Debating 2, 3, 4: Clarion 2, 3, 43 Liv- ing Rosary 3: Sodality 2: Officer 2. ARTHUR FELS St. Anthony lYAItlU Wrestling 2, 3. KENNETH FERNANDEZ Sr. John Nepoumck Spalned Track lg Cafeteria 2, 3, 45 Manager 1, 2g Table Tennis 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll lg Sodallty 1. NORMAN FLOWERS St. Georges T001s Boxing lg Honor R011 1. g - DONALD FOPPE St. John Baptist ..Fop.. Football 1,2, 3: Living Rosary 3. ff. L THEODORE FRANK St. Martin of Tours Teddy Honor Roll 45 Debat- ing 2,4. .1 i GEORGE FORTHAUS Our Lady of Sorrows Uncle Sudsy Football 1, 2,45 Boxing 25 Soccer 3,4g Speech 1. LAWRENCE HIANZ St. Anthony Dapple Grey Football 1, 2, 3: Bowl- ing 4, -1 GEORGE FOSTER St. Wenceslaus Ninghas Intramurals 1, Table Tennis 45 Honor Roll 1,2. KQV RICHARD FUHLER St. Hedwig Emmett Baske tball lglntra- murals 1, 2, T able Tennis 2,3,4. JEROME GARGER St. Plus Cosmo Clarion 4, Glee Club 1,3gSoda1ity 3,4g Honor Roll 3, 4. f 'ow Q f 1 JAMES GIRARDIER St. Anthony Little Abner Basketball lg Football 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Talent Program 2, 3. E.: ff DONALD GROSS Our Lady of Sorrows Satch Basketball lglntra- murals 1. KENNETH -GOTSCH St, Francis de Sales Ken Cheer Leader 1,25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1g Student Cotmcil 1, Sodallty 1. JAMES GRADL Holy Family Goose Boxing' 1, Speech 1,2, 3,45 Officer 1. JOSEPH GUMMERSBACH Epiphany Gunner Basketball 1,4g Baseball 3, 4, Intramurals 1. EUGENE GUTTING St. Anthony Guts Glee Club 3, 4,Basket- ball 1-4: Football 1-4g Table Tennis 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Officer 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3,4. K. ROBERT HAUSMANN Our Lady of Sorrows Twinkle Toes Baseball 3, 4g Soccer 2,3,4g Honor Roll 1, 23 Officer 2, 3, Student Council 4, fa A A hi. X L,r-. V L V- . V, ,,.. V xi ff Mlnngqpi., .R DANIEL HACKETT Our Lady of Sorro Nlrvingvl WS A , Intramurals lg Band 1, 2, 3, Sodality 2. MIKE GUZMAN St. Margaret n Mickn Talent Program 3, 4. v Y 'Yip' DONALD HAUSMANN St. Francis de Sales Apple lack Football 1, 23 Boxing 1,2g Speech 1,2g So- dality 1, 2. ROBERT HAKE St. Agatha Bob Boxing 25 Intramurals 15 Band 1, 2,3,4g S6- dality 1. JOHN HEBRANK St. Plus V Mouse Basketball 1 ,2gBowling 45 Intramurals lg Table Tennis 3,4g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Living Rosary 2,3 ,4g Green White 4. A 4' JOHN HARVEY St. George Bullets Football 2-4, Boxing lg Honor Roll 3, Of- ficer 4, ROBERT HERBERHOLT THOMAS HOF St. Stephens vl tl Honor Roll 1, 4, Of- ficer 1, 2. L A Holy Family Emil .r-4,3 4 o .D Jr' FRANK HORAT Epiphany Load Football 1-4: Track 2, 3g Cafeteria 2-4,1-lonor Roll 2, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Ofdcer 1. THOMAS HOGAN St. Mary Magdalen Tom Cafeteria 25 Glee Club 1, 2, Living Rosary 4. RONALD HOOK St. Cecilia Robert 'Basketball 45 Track 3, 43 Boxing 2,3,4p Honor Roll 1-43 Sodaltty lg Letterman 4. LEIOY HORN Holy Family nsktpn Bowling 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2,35 Student Cotmcil 2, Sodality 2, Table Tennis 2,4. 1 x i 2 + rv ANTHONY IANNICOLA Immaculate Conception 'Tony' LEO KASPEREK St. John Baptist Turk Glee Club 1, 2: Sodal- lty 13 Speech 4. DAVID JAMES St. Plus Jesse Basketball 1-4gOfRce1 1-45 Student Council 3,4g Honor Roll 3,4. MARK JACQUEMIN Our Lady of Sorrows French Honor Roll 1. ANTON KAUCIC St, Peter and Paul Dumbo Boxing lg Intramurals 1. DANIEL IIRSA Immaculate Conception u Manager 2: Band 1, 2, 3,4g Cafeteria 2: Liv- ing Rosary 3. DONALD KERN St., Anthony Dumbo Book Store lg Honor Roll 2. JACK KARL St. Anthony Stonewall Track 3,45 Glee Club 4g Basketball 3,4. ff BEN B ' tr. . , 3 E i , RAYMOND KERSTING St. Cecilia Percy Intramurals lg T able Tennis 25 Honor Roll 1-4. CHARLES KOHUT St. Agnes Hanger' lf 2 , . DENNIS KLOS PAUL KNOLL St. Mary Magdalen sr, Anthony Denny Paul Baskelbiu 1'4: BNC' Honor Roll 1,2. ball 3, 45 Honor Roll 1-4: Letterman 4, Track 3,4g Bowling 1 2g Living Rosary 45 Cafeteria 2gI.mra- murals 1 h 1 v 4? EDWARD KORT E St Anthony Basketball 1 Inna murall VINCENT KOVARIK St, Plus H stud!! Boxing 1,25 Speech 4, JAMES KREMZER St. Anthony Lefty Baseball 4g Intramurals 1, 23 Honor Roll 1-4: Glee Club lg Officer 2. 9 1 f . C X of ROBERT KRUGER Resurrection Shark Intramurals lg Bowling 2: Table Tennis 3,4g Honor Roll 1-4g Glee Club lg Debating 3g Speech 35 Officer 4. WILLIAM KRULL Our Lady of Sorrows The Kid Intramurals 1gSoda1ity 1. RICHARD KROUPA St. Pius Fingers Bowling 45 Manager lg Honor Ro114g Intra- murals lg Talent Pro- gram 1-4, L lg X S! Mere JOSEPH LAAKER St. Cecilia Grmner Boxing 1-4g Intra- murals lg Table Ten- nis 3. X CARL LA GLADD St. Cecilia Carl Glee Club 3,4g So- dallty 3,4. O o A JOHN KUDA St. Cecilia Budda Soccer 1,2,3,4g Sodal- ity lg Letterman 2-4 IAMES LANGE St. Anthony Joker Track Sglntramurals lg Honor Roll 1. an ' ui' S J RAY LEIBER St, Pius Duke Boxing 1, Honor Ro 1-4, Officer 2. ll DAVID LEWIS St. Agnes Lou Football 4, Track 3,4, Honor Roll 1-3, Speech 1. ARTHUR MAHER St. Stephens Slug Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 4, Clarion 4, Living Rosary 3, Of- ficer 1 - 3, Student Council 1, Letterman 3,4, Dance Comm. 3, 4. DON MARSH St. Cecilia Whistler Boxing 1, 2. JACK LUEPKE Immaculate Conception Lippy Basketball 2, 4, Foot- ball 2, Boxing 2, 4, Ta- ble Tennis 2. I A K , Y ff., ' ff' U it ? 1 Y' hu -.uf H-.ve Q' ' 'oven 05.0 'g1't6tQtSf5 fa.sX.' S GENE MARVAL St, Raphael Nutz!! Bowling 1,2, Honor Roll 1, GEORGE MATUSEK Immaculate Heart of Mary Moravian Table Tennis 2, Sodal- ity 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Boxing I, 4. ssl LX LEONARD NIEWOEHNER St, Pius Fingers Football 1, LAWRENCE MENETRE Our Lady of Prov. Lover B o xi n g 15 Basketball 1, 25 Bowling 1,25 Track 15 Officer 1,2, 35 Dance Comm. 4, 7 DALE O' MOHUNDRO St. Agnes Don I ua n Boxing l,2,3,45Hon- or Roll 1,2,45 Glee Club 3.45 Living Ros- ary 45 Intramurals 1. ROBERT MOLITOR Epiphany Mouse Basketball 1-45 Intra- murals 15 Officer 2, 3. WILLIAM NIENHAUS Our Lady of Sorrows nlakeu Football 25 Bowling 3, 45Intramurals 15Table Tennis 2, 35 Honor Roll 1-4, DONALD ORF Resurrection Harpy JERRY MURPHY St, Mary Magdalen lvGigu Honor Rol145 Glee Club 1-35 Speech 45 Talent Program 35 Li- brary 15 Sodallty 1-4. 3 ff '63 ,JMR , JOSEPH OTTERSON and 1 2 Honor Roll RAYMOND PESTKA ROBERT PICHA St. Agnes St, Stephens Fighter Pike Football 4g Track 3g Honor Roll 1,33 Speech 1, Student Council 15 Cafeteria 2, 3,4, C Q19 EDWARD PERNICIARO 10 St. Raphael 5? Pemi , -,, :J Football 1-4, Bowling N ' ' 1-4, 0,7939 0 D 7 D lc.. K SX Wi G 'Q 0 St Agnes Q-'P L san. , ' '- V av '1 5 -Q.-Q TOM PISONI St. John Baptist WILLIAM PISKULIC Little Wop NICK PITZER St. Agnes Football 1-4, Living St. Anthony Swan Rosary 4g Green White Dolittle Band 1,2,3,4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4g Officer 3, Dance Committee 3.4. him Bowling 2, 35 Honor Roll 1. ROGER POWERS St, Agnes Box Baske tba1l1-4gIn- tramurals 1, T a bl e Tennis 1-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Officer 1, Student Council 1, Ji' ,,-an' Q' 'Rav GEORGE RABY RICHARD RAISCH St. Anthony St. Wenceslaus Libera ce Rick Cafeteria 2, 3, 4g Li- Band 1,2,3,4g Honor brary 4, Sodality 2,3, Roll 1, 2, 3. 4. 72- IOHN ROACH St. Raphael's n Bugs!! 'O ern- 2 cj C3 W C9 fl ,- P hi f : h -It , O o GERALD RINGKAMP St, John Baptist Ring1er 55 7 MICK REDOHL St, Mary Magdalen Haro1d Basketball 1,21 Bowling 1,2,3g Sodality 2g Stu- dent Council 2g Of- iicer 2, Table Tennis 2, Intramurals 1,2g Honor Roll 2, 3. Track 1,2g Boxing 1, 2g Officer 2, 3, 4g Wrestling 33 Student Council 4, Honor Roll 1-4, Football 1-4, HENRY RELLSTAB St. Iohn Baptist HAI!! Intramurals 1g Honor Roll 1-35 Speech 4, ff I Q ,TY .ff L a g 1 .. in ff-Q ST A Airy dvi: MICHAEL RYAN Epiphany Slim Football 1: Speech 4. WILBERT ROGGER St Pius V o Bowling 4 lntra murals 1 Manager 1 Glee Club 1 2 Honor Roll 1 4 Student Coun A cll 3. 'IHOMAS ROLING St Anthony Benny Boxing 1 Intramurals 1 Glee Club 1 2 Honor Roll 1 3 LARRY ROTTNEK Holy Family Lucky Larry Honor Roll 1, 1.-of ROBERT -RUMPING 1,11 St, Andrew 'lf Lernay f'Xq' Basketball 1-4: Foot- IOSEPH SAALI Epiphany Sleepy Glee Club 2: Sodality 3: Journal 1. ROBERT SANTNER St. Pius Jungle Bunny Basketball 1: Football 1, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Soc- cer 2: Table Tennis 3: Honor Roll 3: Glee Club 1: Living Rosary 4: Of- ficer 3, 4: Letterman 4. ball 1-4: Track 1-4: Boxing 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1-4: Intramurals 1: Clarion 4: Green andWhite 4: Officer 1, 2, 3: Student Coun- cil 4: Letterman 4, an C, lin? HENRY SCHAPER Our Lady of Sorrow HARRY SCAHILL St. Thomas Handsome Harry Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Speech 2, 3,45 Officer 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4g Prom Represen- tative 4, City Student Council 4, Hank Honor Ro113g Glee Club 1,2, KENNETH SCHAEFFER St, Mary Magdalen Clem ? i X D . JOSEPH SCHEIBAL St, Agnes Big Joe Glee Club 1, Honor Roll 1-4, Officer lg Sodality 2, 3,4, RONALD SCHAPPERT St. Cecilia Monk Intramurals 1, Table Tennis 1,2,3g Honor Roll 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. X WALTER SCHMITT St, Cecilia Smitty Baseball 4, Soccer .4g Officer 2,4, P ia ANDREW SEITZ St. Raphael Andy Cafeteria 2, 35 Honor Roll 1-43 Glee Club 2, Sodalitv 2. fm I 292' V 1 IOHN SILIES Immaculate Heart of FAZIY The Brat Officer 4. af Kg JOSEPH SQUIRES Immaculate Conception Squirt Football 1, 2g Boxing 1gGlee Club 1g Speech 2: Officer 2g Talent Program 25 Intramurals 1. LEO STEINBRENNER St, Anthony Eagle Eye Bowling 2,33 Table Tennis 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll 2-4, Green and White 4, ROBERT SKILIAN St. 'Thomas Aquinas Animal Football 1, 4, B o x i ng 2: Speech 4. il f 'l.-H. F'-I FORDNEY SMITH St, Mary Magdelen Vampire Basketball lglntra- murals lg Table Ten- nis 1-3g Speech 1, 2. l'I.T.JiJ ROBERT STEYNS St. Plus Rocko Baseball 4, Intramurals 1,2g Table Tennis 1, 2.3.43 Honor Roll 1, 4: Green White 4: Living Rosary 2, 3.4: Talent Program 4. 1 n-mini 9 1 , 1 DON SORICH SI. Agatha Duals Intramurals 1, Ba nd 1,2, 3, 4: Table Tennis 2.3: Honor Roll 1, Sodality 1, 2. L. ,N , ,, A,,,. ,., ,,... . A A . .rr ,., , L ,.h , L,,.V , ,L1, ., , ,, . , n ,,,,W L ,,, , L . , W . ,, ,1.1, W comm ,fl no THEODORE STRAUSS St, Anthony Curly Bowling 1,23 Glee Club 1-4g Table Tennis 2- 4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3g Talent Program 35 Stu- dent Cotmcil 4, RICHARD STILINOVIC Our Lady of Sorrows JACK STRUCKHOFF St. Stephen Struck is XM we 1 5:9 Ricardo X Bowling 33 Glee Club 3. ' K CHARLES STIEBEL St. Agatha 1 Dead Eye - Soccer 2, 3g Basketball ' ' ' 4g Honor Roll 1, 2. X , F' of . , 4 1 - qi 4 l 4-nl az-1 X 'qu' 'ulglg ,I RONALD TELTHORST x 5 St, Gabriel 5 519' Lights DONALD TEMMEN 5 Soccer 3,4g Clarion 3, St. Wenceslaus DANIEL TIERNEY f' f 1 43 Ping Pong 2-4g Year Shorty Our Lady of Sorrows f If P Book 4: Art Club 2-4g Speech 4: Sodality 1- Red 2 Letterman 4, 4g Honor Roll 1-4, Boxing 2. 1 , A1 79 A wk? Lit s '74 'X Ay ' nf' JOHN TOCCO IULIUS TODT ROBERT UHLINGER Immaculate Heart of Our Lady of Sorrow Immaculate Q Mary Stick Shift Conception Peaches BOWHHS 2. 3. 4: Intra- Track 45 Cafeteria 2. murals lg Sodality 2, 3, 4. o g 1 , n 1 ' ' ' X a ' 4. tl' 4 X Q '. x NORMAN VALENTA Our Lady of Sorrows Ramrod Basketball lg Football 1-4g Table Tennis 25 Ofiicer 1, 2. ANGELO VANGEL St, Francis de Sales Meat Ball Football 25 Boxing 1, 2,43 H0l'101' R011 lg Glee Club 1gOfHcer 1 Living Rosary 3. FRANK VOILES St, Ambrose Speedy Football lg Band 1-45 Honor Roll 1, 2, ROBERT VOSS St. Paul's Whitie Football 1-4g Honor Roll 1-4g Officer 1,23 Student Council 15 Let- terman 3,4, ' 4 fa, 1. ' DALE WEBER PHILLIP WEBER BOB WELTLICH BOB WILL St, Anthony Sr, John Baptist St. Hedwig St Joan of Arc Smilely Smilely 0 Honor Roll 1,2. Bowling 2,3g1ntramur- Football 4g Wrestling Sodality 1 4 als lg Table Tennis 2g 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4, o S cb .JI in ROGER WILLEY St. Pius Beetle Living Rosary 4, TOVUlT' s 'gt I cj... CHARLES WILLIAMS St. Hedwig Chas Track 43 Table Tennis 2g Speech lg Living Rosary 4g Officer 2. WILLIAM WINTER St. George's Numbers Baseball 45 T r a c k lg Boxing lg Intramurals lg Table Tennis 2: Living Rosary 1, 2, 33 Sodality lg Journalism 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. M M X09 Brea' 3 Q if 25183 wif ,, RICHARD ROACH JAMES SCANLON DONALD WINZEN ROGER WOLF Mary Magdalen Our Lady of Sorrows St, Anthony Epiphany Bug Jim Windy Rog Inrrarrrurals 1,2: Horror Bwdrrg 2.3.4: Soccer Glee Club 1,23 Sodality R011 1.2: Class 0ff1C6r 43 Intramurals 13Speech 1, 23 Table Tennis 1, 1. 43 Sodality 1, 2. 4, ZW U f K if '31 n -- gi Z1 t we 3 W 'fl Pk W f ' .5 ttf: A f 'T if Q9 ,Ear ' we 'Q '11 4 J - fm' '11 f ff, 4- '- C B 9 ROBERT ZINSELMEIER J St. John Baptist RONALD wooD -f 'mf same EDWARD WOLLERMAN St, Anthony ,. Football 23 Baseball 43 Resurrection Duck Q -7 Boxing 23 Soccer 3,43 Waldo Basketball 13 Bowling Band 1, 2, 3,42 Talent Basketball 13 Football 2,41 Intramurals 13 Of- ficer 23 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 2,33 Intramurals 13 Honor Roll 1,25 Speech 2, 3, 43 Officer 13 Dance Committee 2. ROBERT WORTMANN Imm, Heart Mary Bouncing Bob Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Program 43 Clarion 43 Liv, Rosary 3,43Officer 1,2,3,4Q Student, Coun- cil 3. QPU WW L. if 600.045 lik wifi...- sfdff BROTHER NESBIT ,W BROTHER FUCHS MR. WINTER ,g 'Bv- if.. A' 4 L M ffiff ty- g vi v -1 Vw gl MR. BRUNETTE L A' BROTHER KENNEALY MR. IQRCHHOEFER LINE: Gutting, Maher, Midden, Skiljan, Harvey, Rumping. BACKS: Ringkamp, Voss, Bonastia, Kostecki, Valenta. - 1 fl 6-by I U: Q A -N 5-,... l ROW ONE: Mr. Brunette, Brush, Lewis, Kappler. ROW TWO: Pruess, Pisoni, Amann, Weltlich. ROW THREE: Sipp, De Greeff, Pestka, Ringkamp. ROW FOUR: Hernminghaus, Ahillon, Perniciaro, Schuld. ROW FIVE: Gutting, Rumping, Borchers, Gazall, fC xf 1 9 4 ' LEAGUE RECORD L .ix -5 St Mary's OpD0nents I 6 Cathedral 0 13 summer 0 E J 7 Southwest 13 44 f W 13 De Andreis 0 J b 'X x 7 Mercy 0 '70 f uu 26 Labroure 0 '9 o v, 1 '- I 13 McBride 6 4 Football flzampfbns pun-v ' f ' 4 , ROW ONE: Toomey, Condon, Bentley, Maher, Mr. Winter. ROW TWO: Maher, Harvey, Volenta, Bonastia, Skiljan. ROW THREE: Saufnauer, Sanmer, Avellone, Voss. ROW FOUR: Wollerman, Swekosky, Simokaitis, Forthaus, Horat. ROW FIVE: Plassmeyer, K. Plassmeyer, Midden, Rolf. LINE: Gutting, Maher Midden, R i ngkamp Skil jan , Horat , Rumping, BACKS: Voss, Volenta B o n a s I i a, Perniciaro Q3 5' L40 I . 'E' Y' fl 'f xfffiirg ifiyiiin 1l?f5 a is 79321 r?fQfeL H M 'K WCW' 'e 'fra ,fm Ln K Eaumrmj R pfher '3: A 'Wh' ir, 'nb . E' if i-M4 ww. ia' Q if . 4 S bi qjtt i F15 0:14.31 B frgczkro Champs ROW ONE: Ford, Betts, McNai1, Jennewein, Garibaldi, Reichert, Kadlec, Krus, Kuehne. ROW TOW: Brother Kennealy, Bloss, Dieters, Martignon, Bilka, Rolling, Tumer, Simon, Grimes. ROW THREE: Weissenberg, Cropper, Gipfel, Hutchison, Rios, Skiljan, Riley, Walkenford. ROW FOUR: Bucher, Oberlohr, Behnen, Rolfes, Haefner, Kruger, Carauana, Sabbagh fAssistant Coachb. ai, T h e quarterbacking o f C h a rl e y Bilka and the running of Ron Rollings with 72 points, Jerry Jenne wein with 57, Andy Rio with 39, and Rich Riley with 32 were important factors in the B Team success. The team, which was undefeated and untied in seven games, scored 241 points while holding the opposi- tion to 12. The hardworking line had much to do with the success of the backs. Football ROW ONE: Zlvlc, Zych, Brown, Daniele, Stepnan, Rehg, Bell, Renick, Dlttmar, Monahan, 0'Fallon Manager. ROW TWO: Marshall- Manager, O'Nea1, Camarata, Abaid, Orlando, Grimes, Dtepen brock, Bonastia, Ripper, Renaud, Roseman, Brother Fuchs. ROW THREE: Si11es,I-iristof, Kanne, Fin negan, Ripper, Pudlowski, Harvey, Divis, Cowie, Wild, Rask - Absent. Our Freshman team, not to be outdone, also won their C.A.C. Crown. They got off to a slow start by losing their first three games. Success followed from there on: Chaminade 28 - 0, Asstunption 7 - 0. Belleville 27 - 0 and Dunourg 14 - '1. High scorers of the season were: Dau Stephens with 24 polntsg Tom Zych wlth 19 and Jim Rehg with 12 points. Basketball SENIOR CA GER S Klos, James, Rumping, Guttlng, Molitor, DRA GON S ROW ONE: Luepke Powers, Kennedy Stiebel, Karl, Cullin- ane, Grimes, Ahillen, ROW TWO: Mr. Vern Winter, Coach, Klos, Molitor, James, Sar- tori, Plassmeyer, Ful- ler, Gutting, Rumping, Moonier, Manager, Q :WK V ,, gk Q 0 '11, Q, rf DRAGON REACH! .QF fb T? RUMPING IN FOR TWO! Champs MORE SENIOR CAGERS Cullinane , K a rl, Luepke, Stiebel, Powers. The Dragon Cagers started their 54-55 season at a slow pace. But, after losing the Conference opener to DeAndreis, they swung into high gear and took the remaining 9 Conference games and the Championship. Denny Klos and Charles .Stiebel were chosen on the First All-Conference Team and Rumping, Molitor, K enne dy and Powers received honorable mention. St, Mary's was host in the Regionals. After defeating Roosevelt in the opener, the Dragons lost to St. Louis, then to Sumner, Mr, Robert Brunette again coached St. Mary's 'B' Basketball team through a successful season. The season record 16 wins and 4 losses was good enough to bring the team the C.A.C. Championship Title. Jerry Everding was the team captain and also high scorer with 245 points, Anghilante, Heinrich, Goodyear, Caruana and Rollings made up the starting team, 1. sf' 04-6' ooo 1-Ox SOG' 905' GV? 96 ' xx? 155' S 'Y X90 ghd! . . -0- xovigg. 5066 92' x QQ. 65 S-p 7 -its-I X9 Qsogzgoaga' f YW., Yikosd- ,---- ...-'..iN. QNONXAO. srl' N ss . 4 If I 5,5 l-A Ending their season with an overwhelming 63-19 victory over McBride, the 'C'Team recorded 14 wins against 11 defeats. Tony Tleber led the scorer with 253 points for a ten point average, Tommy Zych scored 208 points, and Jerry Wild fin- ished third with 118 points, Mike Sowa, Mike Cox and Tom Pudlowski were also consistent scorers for the Freshmen. Oooh, O '12 000: N55 '30 f 7' 6' 001 '06 F 'fbgodafeq eq Q3 5 eq 11710, Q 2 deobr. 6.61: 4576! I 6604 'Wei ' ole ern, pu Pe 471 061- 30. ohm 004: C COWQQQ 9. 'fe g 4091 W 2. 4 J n hi WO. -X 'Wea . Coq' h ease , Q.- w W 1 HBIQIIIPE, .52 If 5i 9il:Wi,l -, X lg Q 3 fx'-' M .4 Q O Q' TEAM ONE ROW ONE: Petersen, Seebeck ROW TWO: Blecha, Horn Dieters, Foerstel, TEAM TWO ROW ONE: Fuchs, Kurlandski Franz, Carr. ROW TWO Willen, Kroupa, R o n q u e s t Pemicairo. TEAM THREE ROW ONE: Perkowski, Re- ricker,Schmieder, ROW TWO Mers, Lococo, Wanko, Kubik Steffen. J 1 KD 2 ca Ib TEAM FOUR ROW ONE: Kaucic, Pfister Finnegan, ROW TWO: Nien- haus, Kremer, Hebrank, Kremer TEAM FIVE ROW ONE: Fiock, Stock, Rog- ger. ROW TWO: Hammer- schmidr, Tocco, Rless, Sieck- haus. TEAM SIX ROW ONE: Stroh, DeVeydt, Glover, Voss. ROW TWO: Morgan, Morgan, Luepker, Joplin. Bowling activities were con- ducted this year by John Tocco, a senior, who directed the pro- gram with gear success, Com- petition was always keen, each roller having his ups and downs. C F O Six TCL ETIWTY , W EQ EM D B5 swan 1 s QQ b1 -, --3 gd gf Q wp 9. r. ff- ga A f f!,f'J'4., 2f,','afr 0 ' o ,. V dm ' 'r 1 K f- V 'Q r Q- ,p wa J, Q , ,-,,, n .-A '44, -Cairn' o fb6v5f?gQ'J 46 fb Q fP25v'Q?'S+w 3- Ofb 9,-. x J., K x 'fp V 'J 6 0 A - o QC N-ight 3 48 J. r,-zaaytg ,fbi Q? Z G 1,33 fa. or terry Vg, - J' 4 f- 0 'P,,, fa 9, Q, cf 7 f f 0 4, f f-, 4 ' . at Q Z 'f' 2 X fr '5 f 43 'fb' 9 Q ' 'Q 43- 6, z ' '16 'fb Qi' X 2 M: S? . in C2 rf ox? .fe Zn f' I ,V 11 I T M- ,Q 4? 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'if dership of ,f 1 M me I' JG 0 f 1 f 7- fig 7 '4 x vo! f. ,ig . ff A v if 1 e f W, 1 4 X! 5 5 f J Q fr I 6 Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Deister the Clari u year of publication, Rich Bergfeld and Frank Cser and Charles Pictured above are the staff writers Ri . N., 5 . M I .r Ss, ff: ,,j 'f 'f ,. , ,,, Qs: , - rv jf 7' 5 f if ' , K K . ' - Q Ar- ,,4j,?: wer J V- I 1 Q 5 1 , L, . .., X, fA'i'J,, T N'- Q, ' - ' T Q t 1 4 g.. 3 5 Q ll O v .. Ag gig 09 ,Q 'QI' x -r fy 1. -, T 1 .I I ri' kg, fc' ff, , ff. s, 1 J. f M ES tl, 'Q 'f .A f f O 'ff ,, . -I QI, , ., of G 4 u Q .II , of' .4 f, iffy 1 ' 'I Q359, , , as I . ,O 4. I1 -J ., fb ff 1 . 4 If K ' 7 ,. f, I . Q X 'A 'lf G K f ff : vers, Garger, NY-Y Maher, Rumping, Zenselmeier, Paul, Telthorst, and Fritts. Absent members of the staff were: Hemminghaus, and Cullinane. The Editors are pictured below: Deister, Bergfeld, Cser and Brother Pierre Weitka mp faculty moderator. During the past year the staff editedfour issued. 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'I 7 6 1 f H LJ qv, .Q-.J R C2444 f. 1 if 'Q 44 A 1 , ff O ff 4 ' -fa -f 7l ,wQ mK4:, at e A xi '-- ----'-Q: ss Dragon 1 3 X Q K Lb Nm s g f if The editors of this 1955 Yearbook pictured tu the upper left were: Bill Carr, John Hebrank, and faculty moderators Brother Pierre Weitkamp and Brother John Ross, Mike Bajier was the staff artist and was aided by R. Telthorst and J. Squires who were absent when the picture upper right was taken. The 'make-up' staff was composed of Grassi, Steyns, Avellone and absent members Chapmen, Rask and Dolde. Pictured ln the lower right are Gutting, Plsoni, Rlngkamp, Steinbrenner, and Rumping, who worked on the finances, s ,I r TWA CN, fxdw N N fix C Cjftbfifft The Student Council working in cooperation with the school Faculty serves to keep school spirit and interestin school activities alive in the student body. e not 'W' 5 R A K M , vi ,vf 2 ., wxsbv Wmcv, V K H W.. l ,J N . ' lfho sxxwck' D Ybxchsn ,E tn t qeuoge.. 1 93.9 maplin' 2 vm' 3' Y wfQ2i131.11 lXf 'S x' 'gf' i1Y27d:5 m-'w ' 20' vi 'TYWEE' 5. TBP' gmail' B Strawn' S' mlm' ' B- 'ws , l '7 an- ' .' if' QQ, Retreat -f? 9 F A St. Mary's Retreat, pr e a c h e d early in the school year by Fathers Bernard Kremer, S. M. , and Lawrence Jor d a n, S. M. , was excellent in starting the boys into the closing pan of the Marian Year. There seemed to be some rath- er evident effects of the Retreat throughout the year. The Stu- dent Cormcil and the Sodallty worked together to push attend- ance at Holy Mass, the Novena to the Immaculate Conception and continuous prayers for vo- cations from St. Mary's. , l, lAllT x diy N 0 WN S as 0 XY. .552 . , , , s 5 'f.. 3 4:4 5 , wx K ,sg 5 qfwgz-. 55,-3 ima ' S r fu Q., gf, 1, X as a , 5 A fr MM -KW-.fu ..,-fa-,nil-f P'- www X S-ws DA CE uf' A inf'-M...-- fl 3 wx 5 Q 5 5 '-ini, ....-QV' FRESHMAN BAND ROW ONE: Komadina, Sertl, Klosterman, R. , Klosterman, W. ROW TWO: Nack, Carr, Steffen, Folk, Clynes, Wachter Becker, Reiter, ROW THREE: Withington, Fendrich, Moon- ler, F ernande z. MISSING: Kuhlrnan, Loeblein, FLUTES: Bergfeld, Raisch. SAXOPHONES, ROW ONE: Bentley, Bodlovic, Turner, Swoboda, V. ROW TWO: Jlrsa, Kruger, Swoboda, C. Becker, CLARINETS, ROW ONE: Brown, Kuehnel, Tichacek, Novak. ROW TWO: Mueller, Martens, C, , Seu- fert, Sorich, PERCUSSION: Jordan, Ralph Sab- bagh, Judge, Richard Sabbagh, Everding. -.PQ PROF, IOSEPH DiFULVIO BAND DIRECTOR BASSES: Voiles, Becker, J, TROMBONES: Brown, Martens, E, Maurer, Kohnen, TRUMPETS, ROW ONE: Kohlberg Fuller, Ems, Johnson, ROW TWO Zinselmeier, Zacheis, Hake, Pis- kulic, Flaherty, HORNS: Jines, Kadlec, K a 1 b a c Gasko. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS, SEATED Hake, Voiles, Sorich, Raisch, Jirsa STANDING: Bergfeld, Piskulic Zinselmeier, Bentley, Q'?A0 Q x M S-.VD Q March SENIOR CHORI STERS 'TN A XX 1 .. Q--f toiu'lowmpst strong,-. While 1 I ' ' TL -. The Chorus sang the year away with many appearances before the student body in assemblies and Religious ceremonies, and before the public in Concerts, Festivals, Caroling Walks, Variety Programs and Minstrel, The Variety of selections which they sang was commendable of their efforts and points to a surge of interest in Choral work at St, Mary's, Brother Richard Martens, S, M. was the Choral Director, X-f , iw: wget 9 C To whom d Vg , 5 4 1 --wh ROW ONE: Ternak, Leiber, Strauss, Drysdale, Funk, ROW TWO: Camarata, Belobrajdic, O'Mohundro, Reichert, ROW THREE: Meyer, Billedo, Abke- meier, ROW FOUR: Kanne, DeGreeff,Reuter, Karl, Gutting, Nehring, Barta, Peters, Grimes, Kotoske, Glover, WC' P52 ,,L MUSIC FESTIVAL X 5, PARTICIPANT S Lv 'fu 45 q ,.. 4 ,1' A-m-Ma MINSTREL 1 SINGEIS ' X -,:a: ZIfl 'T ROW ONE: Marshall, King, Kimbauer, Merli, Dlttmaler, Messina, Gebel, Zivic, Schuck, Ford, ROW TWO: Gudiswitz, Brown, Hahn, Roach, ROW THREE: Fiock, Abaid, Venneman, Vonder Haar, Gallagher, ROW FOUR: La Gladd, Barnes, O'Mohundro, Lococo, Bucher, Girardler, Eveker, Mitchell, Eller, Schappert, Kilps, Gerard, hfili Bold I Si? ,J 5. K N -I.--'N IIEIIATE If D ,-it! Hr is Wan SPEEl' ff' x.. if fi iii '4 1 X NI' Q U 'nl'-. EA g f 2 5 , ag, 14, , , V f ,M -'-, , 2 Ji N 553' 3 W 3, ti 4 . - . es R ss-f 2,1 W I R J 'f ' 'fi 6 1,4 -an fd vi V9 ck' 5.7 v 'fx r 3 'W 'Q f ll . one W., Vfpfzf me . , ' ' T H' Q-Q51 , ' A QR ,R we ,....- L ...... af: -, N ,R xx-'fr W ff .W-'EA 4 W3 A . Z3 my eg K.. It ,X 43 ug: W Ji D f d d If we - K ' A xv, 5 J 1 . I fr R C' af .J .IL if 1 x ' M Wi My we i W 'W D. L ' ' R 1 .,,n.. Nav... 'ii as-X I? -ef fr. X I' fi rifwf vf -f ws A-9 A+ 'Y' lei- ' - ' , Q Q? 9 Howard Becker Ronald Bellm Raymond Blase James Brown Fred Byrne John Crowley William Devorak Greg Dirkers William Finnegan Len Geraci Ervin Grassi John Grorperer George Herbst Tony Iaworoski Tom Kennedy Donald Letter Donald Liebman James Lyons Raymond Mantych David McMu11an Paul Meyer Arthur Novak Art Petersen Kenneth Plassmeyer Richard Plassmeyer Francis Rauscher Donald Riess Robert Ronquest Ralph Sabbagh Donald Schweitzer Gerald Slpp Ronald Smith Roger Steinbach Robert Timpe Louis Valci ' Ronald Van de Ven Jerome Wallach James Wurm Junior It looks like Brother William Kennealy's love of sports rubbed off on the boys of 303. Sipp, K. Plassmeyer and R, Plassmeyer played Varsity Football, Kennedy, and R, Plassmeyer played Varsity Bas- ketball, Ralph Sabbagh, Student Council Representative for 303 helped Brother William coach the 'B' Football Squad. Crowley played Varsity Soccer, Last but not least, the Bowling program had the support nest Rless Kenned Peterson, Geraci and Fennigan of Ronq , , y, , For the First Semester John Grotpeter achieved Highest Honors, Greg Dlrker High Honors, Tony Jaworaski Honors and Gerald Sipp Good Standing. Grassi was among the school leaders in the Christmas Food Drive. Novak, Sabbagh, Becker and Meyer gave aid to the school Band and Glee Club. John Grotpeter was one of the Debate teams stalwarts, ,ii BROTHER WILLIAM KENNEALY, S.M s 4. r .K . V 1 V 3 - 43' 1 ' sl ff 5, IM if , U as lk h ! :rsh 'b iif 7 ' an 'I P , f ,V a if 5 5 f 6, new .1 Q 7 7 K A J in , I I l fx 2? Q H wi, rs 'f Q 0 its H Pa J ! , E5 C - .r I y X J Q A 3 , C, 1' or 1' y , 1 . ' -, v , N fx 4 W N I R I . . 1 'fr 1 9 'Q' j b I j X, ,l 3 f I 1 ,1 l ex, 2, Q f s A ' , ' 1. I Tb r - 9 James Becker Henry Bielefeld Stephen Bodlovic Lionel Burke James Carollo James Chapman James Cox James Crivello Melvin Doerhoff Charles Ebel David Eller Harold Fritts Lawrence Gazall Leroy Kittel Christian Kohlberg Adolph Kraus Robert Kulage Kenneth Loretta James Metz Roy Meyer Donald Mueller Earl Myers Gerard Nieters Jerome Ott Jack Renter John Rogoz Gregory Roser John Schlueter George Schuld James Schwanmer Aurelio Swain Louis Tappel Neil Toomey Roger Toth James Weidlich Gerald Ziellnski Anthony Zummo Junior B Brother William Discher was aided tn class administration by Mueller, Gazall, Crlvello, Kulage and Zielinsld. Room 304 had an average of seven boys at each of the school dances and an average of nine boys on the honor roll each term, Harold had the able support of Fritts put his talents to use on the school paper and ln the art club. Kohlberg, Budlovicvand Becker supported the Band while Eller and Renter gave support to the Glee Club. The Varsity Football team had the support of Gazall, Toomey, and Schuld, The Varsity Soccer team W a BROTHER WILLIAM DISCHER, S Toomey, Schlueter, Ebel and Kraus. Not to be outdone 754 also supported the Egeech and Frltts 1 ,Z activity by sending viueller 3 ,rd 1754, Junior Brother John Ross along with Simokaitis, Elder, Rivers and Midden kept 304 well ahead in the field of inspiration and administration. When it came time to sell Football tickets 304 got out in front and then stayed there. Midden sold 25 tickets for the Thanksgiving Day game to hold first place in the school. Skinner and Heuvelman each sold 20 tickets. Hahn, Dolde, Ross, Simokaitls, Wlrtz, Swoboda, Rivers and Willmann managed to put them- selves on the Honor Roll. 304 also gave complete support to the various activities offered by St, Mary's. The class wishes to express a Memento to Brother Urban Becker who was their home-room teacher tmtil he was changed shortly after school began. X BROTHER JOHN ROSS, s. M. C y William Bangert Donald Brush Thomas Dolde Martin Eidel Edward Eigelberger gl' 'fx A r Qi . I I I lx, Joseph Flaherty . Charles Fuchs t Donald cameron ' , '55 9 r uf F AS, Emmet Hahn Lf ug H in ff Arnold I-leuvelnan A , ' I L ' O5 Leon Jacquin Gerald Iezewak Irvin Kappler Q Ross Kirchhoeffer In David Krispin Gerald Kurlandski Melvin -Mebruer Henry Midden i James Miles r r David O'Mohundro X ll: I l Raymond Panus David Paul L William Rademacher o David Ripper 'gs' XE. R 'Q v M Anthony Rivers , rrerr Thomas Schneider Anthony Simokaltis , y william Skinner l ,,, , c-4'. 6f G- Nea1Spaeth ' li .bi Y Donald Stock g r ' Charles Swoboda Charles Turner Frank Vincent . Q' Q ' A W A Lonnie Willmann 'f- -5 I F y Theodore Wirtz d -al h I I Lawrence Wolf ill I ' Allan Wootten f I ., I Q it l R 'Zi r r 9 . , ,, W in ,,s::, 'ga W' J i' X --5' rf. Q V' N 7 -- s 'S PM iw ,, Q.. 2 9 ao- f it Q K :L 1 1 .L 'if 'I Er Pete Arena Tom Avellone Claude Berry Robert Beshears Mike Bresnahan Robert Brunts William Condon Walter Deckert Paul Dobberstein Stanley Dostal Robert Eck Leonard Filla William Flock Joe Gangloff Ken Hayner Pat Judge Joe Klmack Allan Klages William Klaus Stanley Kostecki Robert Maher John Mantia Charles Martens Victor Maurer Donald Mocker Richard Mueth Donald Nehring Richard Pesselato Dennis Roach Ilm Robert John Rolfes Richard Sabbagh Peter Schwaninger Tom Sertl Tom Seufert Don Smith Theodore Stein Jules Zarka Just as in the other homerooms throughout the school, Brother William Chewning received support in administration by his class officers Bob Maher, Bill Condon, Stan Kostecki and Jules Zarka, Room 306 had four men on the Varsity Football team: Karka, broke his ankle in the Southwest game, Stan. Kostecki, who threw a touchdown pass to 'Flash' Condon in one of the ames and Bob Maher Junior D BROTHER WILLIAM CHEWNING. S. M. g . The Varsity Soccer team claimed the aid of Kostecki, Mueth and Eck, V Rich Sabbagh and Don Nehrlng sparked the Christmas Food Drive for room 306. 4? Junior E During the year Brother Fred Fuchs had the help of Bryan Kennedy and Norris Roessler in keeping 308 abreast of the school activities, When this article was written 308 had already compiled a fine record in school drives. They held the top slot in the Fathers' and Mothers' raffles. They had second place in the Thanksgiving Day sale and ended up with a 700010 in the Christmas Food Drive, DeGreeff, Amann, Ahillen, Rolf, Swekosky and Saufnauer gave their best to the Varsity Foot- ball squad, On the Varsity Basketball court Ahillen, Fuller DeGreeff and Sartori went all out, STE 522. Raymond Ahillen Carl Amann Patrick Baughman Robert Binz Joseph Boedges Dale Boemeke Robert Degreeff John Deister Paul Dunn Robert Fuller William Goeddel walter Goodyear John Gruber Charles Hartung Raymond Haukap Benedict Janson Bryan Kennedy Richard Kraus James Morrison George Mueller Thomas Neu Anthony Pfister Joseph Rlnke Norris Roessler Thomas Rolf Lorenz Sartori william Saufnauer Robert Schwautner Robert Sieckhaus Russell Swekosky John Takatz Gerald Tiefenbrunn John Weis James wobbe William Wolf Daniel Young Paul Zacheis 5'- -2- I 10. -A V if-T-' 2 C wif L Q33 1 use Q. jdff T sf -195, ' .,,r..f1 ,, 'wf' yn A 2. :,'i V an 3, rx. V I ! 3: K? I I -. A V- .aw- r if I 'S-S4 rv ,J fa . ri' vw' Q N ,gp 0 if Xi' 1 I .us SNP sw ..-,. 5 if .IL 5 i a I ff! 3 M A H 'Q 'Q vw 3' i ,gs 6 is 71140 - '33 Y . 'Q A .. V Q. i 1. , - :Legg 1 ii t 2 A K I JNQ, S-af, 1 i t in 1 Q 1-. Y 6365. 6. nw- , up , Ao- ys... .- . .,,...-.f -ui ......, , 1 1 Sophomore When it came to class administration Brother Francis Palma had the active support of class represen- tatives Hannibal and Rudolph, Speaking of lending a hand, Jimmy Pruess gave grand support to the ath- letic department during the football season. During the season semester lines, Plumpe and Wiese organized a homeroom paper which was very popular with the class. BROTHER FRANCIS PALMA, S.M. ze X X MX i' Dave Hannibal and Dick Wi thington were activein promoting the February Soph- Frosh dance. In the Sophomore Sodality 104 was represented by Allen, Belobrajdic, lines, Brunette, Dressel, Mitchell, Perkowski, Wiese, Wildhaber and Wiessenberg, X A l.. 'MN-'1---. James Allen Daniel Becker Paul Belobrajdlc James Beth George Bewen Carl Brunette Kenneth Charney Thomas Conway Lawrence Cullen Vernon Dressel Roy Ems Joseph Garibaldi John Green David Hannibal Donald Huelsmann Gerald I arus Gerald Jennewein Gerald lines Francis Kadlec Melvin Kloeckner Herman Krus Robert Kuenne Martin Luepker Kenneth Mitchell Joseph Morgan Richard Perkowski Niles Plumpe James Pruess Michael Rudolph Robert Simon Ronald Skiljan Joseph Voss Vernon Voss Glennon Walton Robert wanko Thomas Welssenberg Lawrence Wlese Roger Wildhaber Richard Withlngton Kira rr., Ti' V eff ererr V P r r M V kk , . G, qu L, in Q G i Q ff 12- 5 A ' . 'L uv V I G, ,. If ,rp 4 ' ly , ' S Q an Qi x Ia-A 'E' 4 2 'f G if? rrrl 'J' it FE' W- ir ' A ' 1 4 gk Q- sf.. G G 4 M Q 23:2 'W Q 'fir 4 ' EQ 131 'C , +. . 4 , ' , 1' , azz 0' A I vf G -A , t dh ' f 'I f fi? V-6 l f - tr Ill it aj! '26 'ii .- til 5' Wk-w.f E A' so 5 BROTHER EDWARD IACH, S. M. Sophomore B Sophomore 105 was a very active room in the ileld of athletics, The 'B' Football squad had Bucher, Ford, Heefner, Hutchison, Behnen, Bilka, and Tumer, The 'B' Basketball squad claimed the support of Heinlch, Anghllante, Luczak, Goodyera, Turner and Komske. Off the athletic lleld 105 men stillhad time to support the other activities of- fered by the school. Ford, Kotoske, and Bucher joined the Glee Club. Hercules, Bilka and Hutchison were active in Speech work, ea' jf e 9 John Abeln Louis Anghilante George Anton Gerard Behnen John Belaska Walter Besch Charles Bilka Robert Bokern Charles Bucher Tod DeVevdt Martin Everding Milton Foerstel Terrence Ford Gary Fuller Vincent Geraci James Ginger Fred Goodyear Richard Haefner Kenneth Hediger David Heinrich Charles Hercules Clarence Hopkins John Hulla Donald Hutchison John Kalbac Joseph Kallial John Kastner Robert Keller Norman Kohnen Fred Kotoske Charles Kublk Stanley Luczak John Mika Michael Prendergaxt James Reichert William Sahno Eugene Stecher Gregory Tichacek Thomas Turner James Zychinski ', ...-H' nw .- ul -Sv fd X! Q ! 9 - is v Qu, H 1, fa 5 1 X' 4 C -' -'l . KWQKVK Kwon we l 3 r g fl 1 'I I is N c HU! H f ff' ' 3. s , H , H is .--.. f s. 1 1 L 'G ' Q-K L., s 3 1 E J I f I 5 F 1 ff' ,K ? ' 1 11 il' J .nfl I r'!w. y f I 1,1 X Q 1 , as S I ' 4 5,3 K an Q , l 1, at T: Q ll Eugene Bauer William Beckman Kasper Blecha Donald Bloss James Cropper William Dischbein Thomas Dooley Ronald Fussner Howard Gipfel Robert Glover Douglas Hoff Allen Hoffman Edward Hrebec William Immer William Joplin James Jordan Curtis Landherr David Lenzner Robert Maddeh George Malecek Alois Mers Robert Mooney Patrick Mulch William Noll Gerald Parish Ronald Perjak Edward Prendergast Richard Riley Andrew Rios Ronald Roiungs Scott Shreve Edwaed Slkorski Donald Straussner Robert Swain Qjj x., jj Sophomore C Richard Riley as Class Representative helped Brother Pierre Weitkamp keep Sophomore 106 abreast of what's new at St. Mary's. The athletic teams at St. Mary's received active support from the men of 106, Rios, Riley, Cropper, Bloss, Glpfel and Rollings supported the 'B' Football team, Rollings and Rios helped out the 'B' Bas- ketball team. Bloss, Cropper and Fussner were out there kicking BROTHER PIERRE WEITKAMP, S. M. with the 'B' Soccer team, When it came to alley work, Bowling Alley work that is, Mers, Joplin, Glover and Blecha were in there with the big ball. The School Glee Club claimed the active work of Glover and the Band that of Jordan and Mers. Madden, Rios, Riley, Sikorski and Bloss were on the Track Team. Bloss, Immer, Beckrnen and Hoff joined the Sophomore Sodality, ,fi or .e . 5 ess- lull -7. p 01 p 4 Q X' je it s is mv L-s i l 2 5 ip ' ' W- rf' 1 1 R 'T f 'Ze t at 5 Ji 5 W' it 'J J J E it .Q ts. a we , 1 at P 14 3 ,JJ N rl 'refs Q AVA f .mb Dye 'r ,WSJQQ John Argent Thomas Betts Joseph Brown Eugene Gerdes Philip Hadggega William Handte Norbert Heib Edward Heller Robert Hemminghaus Richard Herberholt Ronald Jansen Walter Kempter Leo Klopstein Robert Kor te Louis Kruger John Lively Earl McNai1 Marshal McTague Frank Mitchell John Nagy Thomas Pike Joseph Rausch Norman Reichert Arthur Schomaker Paul Schrage Dwain Seibold John Simon James Steinbach Richard Stevens Robert Stockman Robert Westerholt Donald Wobbe Sophomore I. Simon, J, Argent, D, Seibold and F, Mitchell helped Brother Richard Martens in the administration of 116, Room 116 was a room with a lot of spark when it came to the various drives put on by the school, In the Christmas Food Drive 116 reached a new high for the past three years, In the Mothers' Club raffle 116 ended up in first place, They also claimed the top position in the PTA raffle, The second place slot fell to them in the Fath!ar's Club raffle, The 'B' Football team got aid from Kruger, Betts, Simon, R e i c h e r t, McNai1. Nagy, Pike, Reichert, Argent, Mitchell, Becker, Betts, Simon, Schomaker and Sikorski gave their support to the Track team. ggi, ix ,s BROTHER RICHARD MARTENS, S.M. 11 . - A .JA . VVWK A i?eXf'Hk -rhf 2 ,15f2,i ' fa Q Q, b ifil i f A A- 5 554 A 5 1 H x Q 71 5 J , J .x 552 539-X K .1 Q, Q 5:1 ,cy aw as new , A,l,,s,.gggA5 f . 1: gi A QU 3 :3523 5 ,M . . ,mg , V , ygggaigi- -- H ,. NW ' 22- ff'?'1 5 '53 f52:3if554f, ::, X my 'Q 12514, A ,W :lf- ' ' . M H :aww ' Sail' , fam ,Q M 'vw -X Mig?-. ,W .Nl -. if ,U fx nz 'wr V fi A V 7 m .f fifsff L' Ffsffig-. F , Aa . - Ig ,gf X , M s f .Rx . xx Q VV jg. R 'AM . v. ' , X V, N' 1,25-3-z,'. 1 -Lim. R .fs ' S ig: gil, A, 17 x'? i . f 5 .fx Freshmen Brother Samuel Corey was aided in homeroom administration by class officers Zych, Eveker and Reh , g When it came to school spirit 201 was right out in front, They led the school in the football pass sale, with 48 passes sold, Then they took Hrst place in the Fathers' Club raffle and second place in the Mothers' Club raffle. They captured another second place in the Christmas Food Drive, When the Mission bulletin came out you could always tlnd 201 near the top, Space will not ermit us to mention the names of all of the 201 boys who jogned the various activities offered by St, BROTHER SAMUEL COREY' S'M Mary's. Prompted by their grand spirit the men of 201 showed up in large numbers when the call went out for athletics, As a novelty, 201 was the only class in school with several iish bowls, plants and flowers decorating the room, Anything for local colorll Freshmen Room 202 was well taken care of in the field of administration, Brother Albert Glanton, was aided by class officers Jerome Wild, William Diepenhroch and Michael Cox. The various activities arotmd the school also received a boost from the Freshmen of 202. The 'C' Basketball team found Cox, Wild, Diepenbrock, Giles, Swaboda and Deiters looking at the rlng, 'C' Football team had Wild, Abaid, Diepenbrock hurling the pig skin, Martens, Swoboda and W, Klostermann gave support to the school Band. Our Blessed Mothers' Sodality had the active support of Swoboda, Ahrens and Marks. In the School Mission Collection the eighth place slot was claimed by 202, BROTHER ALBERT GLANTON, S.M. ,gun mm Q55 Nicholas Abaid Alvin Ahrens William Barnes Harry Blecha Donald Bouchaert Michael Cox Vincent Dieters William Diepenbrock Owen Funsch Anthony Gennaro Edward Giles Robert Hahn Ronald Hellmer Norman I-lente William Klostermann William Kristanich Daniel Kuehn Lawrence Leiber James Madden Le Roy Marks Edward Martens Anthony Messina Albert Mieger Thomas Moriarty Edward Peters Raymond Rabbitt Gary Robinson Anthony Rolli Frank Schmidt Kenneth Schmiede. Thomas Schueck Gerald Seger John Shalhoub Paul Sikorski Roger Staten Vernon Swoboda Jerome Wild 98 9 '-2 nn! v -r . so ,.....f 'i R i -er If A Q. 9' 1 I 'H is me ,' 'vis f - 5 V 1 W Q :Q Eff' :J ie Us w. s s' 'o K I Freshmen Under the guidance of Brother Francis Slngler thirty-three students of 203 were enrolled in the five-fold Scapu1ar of our Blessed Mother. Following this example Guelbert and Bonastla joined the Freshman Sodality, Not to be outdone by the other Freshman classes, 203 also gave many of its members to the activ- ities of the school. The bowling teams had Klrnbauer, Willen, Morgan and Rericker shooting at the pins, This year for the first time St, Mary's had a 'B' Soccer team and to it 203 sent Swayne and Bonastia. Three 203 men, Kirnbauer, Merll and Bllledo, joined the Glee Club. The Freshman Band claimed two, Becker and Folk. The 'C' Football and Basketball teams also re- ceived support from 203 as did the intramural basketball program. BROTHER FRANCIS SINGLER, S.M. Richard Albenesius Richard Alpiser Donald Becker Sylvester Biermann Gerald Billedo Nicholas Bonasria James Davis Ronald Eigelberger Lawrence Folk George Guelbert Richard Hawsley Roy Henson Patrick Higgins Stephen Hilkemeyer Edward Kalin Daniel Kelly John Kirnbauer James Leitner Thomas Leitner Norman Marchwinski Richard Merli George Morgan Samul Orlando Edward Renaud Thomas Renaud William Rericker Raymond Rhode Raymond Rohrbacker Edgar Silies Michael Sowa Thomas Swayne Joseph Torrillo James Vogelpohl Jerold Wassler Fred Wlllen Michael Wittich . A , QQ , ., v will WE H55 ,Q --wg . an V ,ss,, ' f' s K 3' , Q ai Air V 2 2 f Q 11' - sf. f Q y T R' G-47' R . F fav 1'-1 f X , X I f ew 1 3 Q1 tf t ig - V f D rg- 1 v 6.6 I ,Is K f , f f 1 X an Y . Q in Bill 1 In , 35 ' ,gg do Q3 . X y , Q Q . Q--'fs -f A, 1 K f' i xr.-'Am , Ah K, 3575-ulsz . ry, yd, so 5 2 f ,,..i.?.,, P x K F.. A ,slin- ...av-1 he -11? Q-4 6 ,, Q -Q. ,D n n s F y I 1 r 3 Ei ff G? J . ar L-ea 7 si? 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R 5, i n - Logs.: , .-1:-,:' 1 .l an y , .1 - ' , R I f 2 ' a M . 7 A are Q y up V ,,- .P X 3 ,J , fs W . S: ' v?'.,X',, xt V ' sv , ' 1 ' 4 , V of , -A We 'tad' f L ,Q QQ ' -A ' Q ,1-. f-1 ,,.1.-.,, c 1 'f - , lg' 'Q J X 5 '42 N i 4 X L X V I fw X -AI. A K K ! 1 ll x eff E Vs sa QQ I u 3 K 'S H0 -ss - s ... ,Q .x ' ji 1' rv , W as-Q Eggili .4 FSH ew SS sw at X 4 g7EgAli H . 'f QS Frank Adamski Robert Bailey Edward Behr Jerome Brown Paul Brown James Broyles Carl Conner Charles Daniele Jerome Doerhoff Carlo Faccaro John Feldmeier Dennis Fernandez Russell Filla Arthur Gebel Bernard Gissy Gerald Hoffman Joseph Homelson Harold Kellermann Thomas Kelly Richard Kircher Stephan Klopstein Robert Kristof Richard Kunz Richard Mahfood Dennis Mikes Donald Mitchell Terance Rask William Rueweler Stephen Schuck Matthew Steiger Daniel Stephan William Talleur Ronald Trigg Marvin Vaugn George Zacharia V52 -L. Freshmen D Under the inspiration of home-room teacher Brother Howard Gundrum 204 is working its way up to third place in the school Mlssion Collection, Throughout the year 204 showed an excellent spirit in this regard, Their generosity also shown forth during the Christmas Food Drive when the class almost reached 200070, With 204 lt was the same story as with the rest of the Freshman Division. The various activities presented by the school received fine support. Faccaro, Fernandez, Kristof, Mahfood, Mitchel, Rask, Trigg and Vaughn joined the Sodality. Brown and Fernandez joined the school Band while Schuck, Gebel, Mitchel and I. Brown joined the Glee Club. In the field of Journalism, Hoffman helped out on the school paper and Rask supported the Yearbook. Stephan, Rask, Daniele, Behr, and Kristof provided backbone to the 'C' Football squad, By using the zone defense in the Freshman intramural basketball program 204 was able to topple some of the strong- er teams like 201. HIOTHER HOWARD GUNDRUM, S. M. CGX W g l 'H if 4 s I Q 'N - , 1 x Q 'fx -A 1--vf sr. 'lf' W ' W 1 H f 2 ,Q t 9 ? . X gli G 3 ,ri as g if n he ki, X f' We f N if Q J il I f -9- , ' ff- , Tas' 5 , ' ' a J sn-,.. .gi .ff it lr , if: 7, e Q I WR 7 Eldered Bell Donald Bland Theodore Blomoerg John Boehler Richard Brewer William Camarata John Cowie Gregory Divis Melvin Drysdale George Farreh Henry Fendrich Rex Finnegan Donald Huhmann William Kamper Ronald Kanne James Kilps David Kloud Joseph Komadina Gerald Kuhlman Robert Medich Thomas Moonier James Perrin Robert Perry John Pruellace David Reiter Michael Renick Michael Repa Richard Ripper Glennon Sartori William Schejbal James Schneider Rudolph Trost Gery Vonder Haar Joseph Wingberm uehle Frank Witte Frank Zerillo Freshmen E Brother Charles Lohrenz was aided during the year by Glennon Sartori as class Rep- resentative to the Student Council and Tom Moonier as Vice-President of the class. Not to be outdone in generos- ity 301 worked its way up week by weelf so that by mid-year they had captured second place in the school Mis- sion Collection, BROTHER CHARLES LOHRENZ, S.M ,tb In the realm of athletics they sent more men to the C Football Team than any other Freshman class, These men were: Kanne, Renich, Ripper, Bell, Camarata, Cowie and Finnegan. While turning out athletes they also turned out some crooners, Camarata, Frysdale, Kanne, Kilps and Vander-Harr joined the school Glee Club while Fendrich, Moonier, Komadina, Kuhlman and Reiter joined the school Band. Freshmen F BRO. DAVID WOLK, S.M. Tom Brown as class representative helped home- room teacher Bro. David Wolk put 302 near the top in two of the school raffle drives. Nine men from 302 lent a hand on the 'C' Foot- ball team: Brown, Dittmar, Grimes, Harvey, Marshall, O'Fallon, Pudlowski, Rose- man and Wobbe. Only two, Pudlowski and Roseman, ven- tured to the basketball court with the 'C' Basketball team. St. Mary 's Band claimed the talents of Brown, Clynes, Kalbac, Klostermann, Sertl and Wachter. Ftmk, Gallagher, Gudiswitz, Lococo, Marshall, and Ternak gave vent to their school spirit by joining the school Glee Club. Daniel Anich Thomas Brown Joseph Chandler Thomas Clynes John Daus Thomas Dick Ralph Dittmar Joseph Dolenz Francis Fernandez Robert Funk Lawrence Gallagher Joseph Grimes Carl Gudiswitz John Harvey Thomas Jasiewicz Kenneth Kalbac James Kaluza Robert Klostermann Richard Labitska Larry H. Lococo John Marshall William O'Fa11on Jock Prendergast Thomas Pudlowski Richard Roseman Andrew Scheiner Herman Schott James Sertl John Simokaitis John Ternak Ronald Trueman Anthony Wachter Raymond Webbe William Wunsch 2 J! ff U J 3 ,un V 3 kzwk , T , :Mr JQT - r...-v at X 5 Q L . 1 p,n,, sl fi , - T . X 1 i Qs ll! J, A, h ' ' JY 'F' J Lrhk N , J to rf, sif ' sf ' sf 'Q' c P ff- J Q V: ,n an, m 5 7 af V V QW? - we 'A fi . T' . 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