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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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G Activities ...... . .16 Sports . . . . .34 Classes . . . . .48 St, Mary's High School 4701 South Grand Ave. St. Louis ll, Missouri .kj ,. t , s gifs N 'fr s , 5 Thread OF Life One of the Greek legends had it thai man's life was life a thread in the hands three fates---Clotho was the spinner of li Lachesis determeind its length, and Atropr was the inevitable fate who cut the thread God is the maker of life and it is we who can determine the stuff from which it is made. Here at St. Mary's we have all the means necessary to develop good Cath olic men out of the boys who enter the school doorsg a program of studies for the c velopment of the mind, sports for the body and above all, the Catholic atmosphere ar teaching so essential to the growth of Chris in the soul. The students in the Sodality d Our Lady are achieving a fuller and finer development in becoming Catholic men. The Brothers of Mary, realizing the impor- tance of Mary in the lives of each of their students, strongly recommend the Sodality to all students---more are joining each yea and many go on to consecrate themselves fully to Mary as Sodalists. These threads of life are strong in the grace of God and safe in the hands of their loving mother, Mary. Of course it is obvious to all Chris- tians that the life of man is without end. lllumined with the grace of God freceived through the hands of Maryj, it lives on in a heavenly splendor, or, without this grace it lives on in death which is hell. This book to a greater or lesser degree tells the story of St. Mary's and the student it forms for service to God and country. T11 school influences the student's character to the extent that he wishes and wills. In cooperation with the parents who in many ways teach more than any school can, the faculty helps each boy to shape his thread of life. On the next page we see the par- ishes which are included in St. Mary's school district for the school year 1956 -57. We begin our story from this point ....... I Parishes In St. Mary's X X 956-57 School District S HOLY FAMILY OUR LADY OF CZESTACHOWA RESURRECT ION ST . AGATHA ST . AGNES ST . ANTHONY OF PA DUA ST . CECILIA ST . HEDWIG ST. MARGARET OF SCOTLAND STS, MARY AND IOSEPH sTs. PETER AND PAUL ST . PIUS V ST . RAYMOND ST. STEPHEN ST. THOMAS AQUINAS ST. WENCESLAUS ST. MARTIN OF TOURS HOLY TRINITY X A ,,,...,..,..w.,,,,mNQM x 'x t. Mary's High chool Loyal and faithful we will always be To Alma Mater, whose grateful sons are weg And through life's battles, victory shall be our aim, Boldly acclaiming her most cherished name. 4 I sh. ii r Sm k Hi, NK S , Ww Q 2 Vkik K X ,, L. 3 I ,zap A ,Wf- M gf ,is i ' MQ' Administration, Faculty, Parents HIS EXCELLl:NCY JOSEPH E. RITTER, S. T. D. ARCHBISHOP OF ST. LOUIS - E BRO. EDWARD DUNNE, S.M. Principal BRO. PIERRE WEITKAMP, S.M. Vice -Principal REVEREND BERNARD BLEMKER, S.M. Chaplain Father Blemker replaced Father Ryan as Chaplain at mid'year. He worked as a missionary in Peru for the past sixteen years. SINGLER C f BRO. FRANCIS BRO. JOSEPH O'MEARA Moderator 205 Religion 4-E Moderator 204 Religion 4 ' D Bookkeeping Typing Bookstore Homeroom X ,J BRO. JOSEPH RASKY Moderator 304 Religion 2-D English 1 Latin 2 Sodality Debate Speech 1.s..'1i,QV Algebra 2 Solid Geometry 3 BRO. ANDREW PSOTKA 1 I BRO. FRANCIS PALMA Moderator 212 Gen. Math. 8 Moderator 308 Religion 3-C Mech. Drawing Pl. Faculty BRO. DAVID O'HEARN Moderator 310 , Religion 3'D R Physics g Geometry B Football Sodality BRO. JAMES DOWDY Moderator 301 Religion 2-A Pl. Geometry Gen. Science 'C Basketball Sodality BRO. TERRENCEI O'CONNOR Moderator 116 Religion 2-F Latin 1 English 2 Speech Algebra! BRO. MICHAEL Art Club ZARR Moderator 211 Religion 1 D ' Citizenship f World History Yearbook Photography Club F idbd BRO . URBAN BECKER Mode rator 1 04 Religion 4 A Che mistry BRO. LOUIS REILE Moderator 106 Religion 4-C English 3,4 BRO. JOSEPH Student Council UVIETTA Speech Moderator Moderator 311 Religion 3 -E FATHER BERNARD BLEMKER Moderator 105 Religion 1 -B American Problems American History Clarion Sod ality BRO. RICHARD SCHRADER Moderator 203 Religion 1 -C English 1, 2 BRO, JEROME BOMMER Moderator 201 Religion 1-A Citizenship World History BRO. ALBERT GLANT ON Moderator 302 Religion 2'B English 2 Spanish 1 Sodality Debate BRO. JOHN HAMMAN Moderator 208 Religion 3 A English 4 Speech Dramatics Club BRO. ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI Moderator 306 Religion 3-B English 3 Latin 1 Sodality Intramurals Bowling Speech BRO . CHARLES BRO. EDWARD LQHRENZ JACK Moderator 303 Moderator 305 Religion 22 -C Religion 2'E Geography I-atm 2 Business Arithmetic American History Sodality Speech Student Council BRO. PHILIP HARTLAUB Moderator 202 Religion 1-B Pl. Geometry Algebra 1 I 0 Faculty BRO. LEO DREXLER World History Moderator of Father's Club BRO. JOSEPH LANFER Religion 1-E Cafeteria Manager Maintenance BRO. FRED FINK Gen. Science Athletic Director Photography Club fDeparted for Peruvian Missions at mid'year.D BRO. RICHARD MARTENS Music Glee Club C Football MR ROBERT HESLEP Phys Education Varsity Basketball Baseball ' y ,ttl . , I' -A, I 1 in i Ass't Football Coach ' mt: . . . as :-as BRO . WILLIA M BURCH Librarian BRO. HENRY NIEHOFF Gen. Science Athletic Director fArrived from Peruvian Missions at mid -year.j MR. WILLIAM BOYD Band Director MR. EDWARD LUCZ Phys. Education Varsity Football B Basketball Baseball Fathers' Club Meeting Mothers' Club Meeting x w ZX , Q my ms m M, it 5 xiii 5? j ,sf A 3 ,- Pi. M ax L wg' ,R f, V lx. ., 5 was , 1' ,f my 1 .J Q' f af wg? 1 2 1 5 if W -4 9-1 5 . T532 f 'M ' ' 5 f' my ggi ,, if y :.-, L..V: M ff 5 wi - .seg , A Q A New ,511 Z, ' W bw-W. -. m----V, A- , gf' im ' . -f K5 yy 5 ' 1 W W f Rf' ,g H .,.,. W A, , ..,,,.., 4, W ,if :MM iigwggkx, Lx if w Vxx: 5 Q.. 1 X iu, . V4 . Q w X xg ,wiv gg, ,A x X - V ' X. MOTHERS' CLUB OFFICERS: Mrs. Esther Plassmeyer, Sergeant-At-Armsg Mrs. Evelyn Ripper, Treasurer, Mrs. David Sallenbach, Presidentg Mrs. Joseph Weissenberg, First Vice'Presidentg Mrs. Henry Fendrick, Recording Secretary? Mrs. Edward Giles, Corresponding Secretaryg Mrs. Ludwig Huber, Historian. MISS- ING: Mrs. William Saufnauer, Second Vice-President. Mothers' Club The Mothers' Club under the active leadership of Mrs. David Sallenbach has had a successful year. The increase in attendance over past years has been gratifying. Well known speakers and good entertain- ment has been one of the contributing causes, as well as the fact that the mothers and fathershold their meet- ings the same night albeit in different sections of the school. The Mothers' Club, as well as the Fathers' Club has as its main function to cooperate with the faculty in the spiritual, intellectual, and physical formation of the students and this is being accomplished to' a great extent Many valuable prizes were won at the Mothers' Club card party. At the microphone is Bro. Louis Reile, The activities that the mothers have been engaged in dur- ing the year were numerous. A few that should be mentioned were: Spring and Fall Card Parties, Day of Recollection, Christ- mas Party, co-sponsored by the Father's Club, purchase of li- brary books for the school and spiritual reading books for the brothers, Open House, and acting as hostesses at the debate tournaments held at St. Mary's. Helping along with the snacks at the October open house were Mrs. G. Fuhler and Mrs. E. Giles, Back to Camera Surrounded by delicious cakes are Mrs. O. Rohlfing and Mrs. W. Wooldridge who were co-chairman and chairman respectively of the re- freshmentcommittee at the Mothers' Club card party held last November '7th. -.Ji G ' get ' ,, T' ' ge ,At .assets 1 ' 1 fwfr - The following are renewing their baptismal promises as probationers: Dave Schneider, Ronald DeGreef, Jim Barta, Donald Mitchell, Tom Turner, John Gasko, Kenneth Fey, Don Piekarski, Jack Sengheiser, and Harold Johnson. Assisting Father O'Shaughnessy and Father Blemker in the various cere- monies were sodalists John Oberlohr, Harold Richter and Dennis Gleason. Making their acts of consecration and receiv- ing the coveted honor of being full fledged Sodalists are: Michael Bresnahan, James Steinbach, David Blackwell, and Gerard Behnen. odaliiy The Sodalist, as we call him, is not really a full fledged Sodalist until hehas passed several stages of advancement which usually takes him till about the end of his junior year. As a freshman, a mem- ber first proves himself worthy of the position of a Postulant, and later he is advanced to the stage of Aspirant. In his late sophomore orearlyjunior year he is advanceda step higher and becomesa Probation- ist. Finally, at the end of his junior year or his.early senior year, he makes his act of consecration and be- comes a Sodalist in the Sodality of Our Lady. This year the Sodalists were advanced on three different occasions. The first in December, the sec- ond in February and another in May. Members of the Sodality viewing the ceremonies which took place in the school chapel. The Sodalist is not only a man of prayer but a man of action. Grace is aspiritual energy which must have an outlet. Judging from the number of activities which the Sodality has successfully sponsored, the St. Mary's Sodalists and loyal children of Mary and she is bestowing graces in abundance up- on them. Two truly remarkable works of the Sodality were the Mission Rally and Exhibit, and the Christmas Canned Food Drive. On November 30, the Sodalists of St. Mary's performed a man-sized job. With the guidance and assistance of the brothers and the Sodality moderators, the Sodalists sponsored a Mission Rally and Exhibit which netted well over 31,000.00 for the Catholic Missions of the World. As is usual around the Christmas season, the Sodalists sponsored the annual Christmas drive for the needy of St. Louis. With the devoted backing of the student body the Sodality collected over 30,000 items of food, clothing and toys for the needy of this area. l. Discussing th e Maryknoll literature are: Gerald Qtanding before apamt Yallaly, Don Kostecki, Charles Seager, and Tom Green. 2. Wh1ChwaspfeSemedf0 the hmg of Father Chaminade ODCYSUUQ the games Of Chance in the gYrn were the Sodalists. atmg Class are the Sodalric O01 bylast year 5 Sfiidu Robert Van Wellglares ata heckler who is ridiculing his efforts. DOH Plekarski Dave Schn y pl-efeCfS Fred Kotoske 3. Michael Hilliard helps set up the White Fathers booth. 4. Greg Divls elder Dennis Gleason and The St. Mary's students in this picture are Joe Garibaldi seated comfortably on the floor and Melvyn Forester in the costume of a priest. is ggi Q Z ,N i, XQEEWAI. 'wsu A R f if wx x 14 MSEVN 6 Lira Mfg. tw . , ' f i Viva 'lug - .fvT+Qr HQ' :qqnbflzfe f If V! ,X 4, -H S.. fb During retreat time each homeroom had plenty of books and pamphlets for the students to read. Students from 212 must have had an extra good retreat for the art work in this homeroom was the best throughout the school. Bro. Francis Palma fart club moderatorj was in charge. Selecting pamphlets to read are: F. Zito, D. Watson, N. Helfrich, G. Plassmeyer, R. Leininger, and B. Schwanter. Retreat This year's retreat masters were two Maryknoll priests, Fathers McGuire and Carbin. Between Monday November 15th, and Friday November 19th, these missioners gave talks first to the freshmen and sophomores, and during the second half of the week to the juniors and seniors. In the course of the retreat they heard many confessions, were available for private consultations, and answered questions from the Student Question Box. During free time the students were free to read and meditate in the homeroom or in the school chapel. The retreat conferences, masses, and benedictions were held in the school gym. The Maryknoll missioner Fath - er Carbin, bestows the papal bless- h , d , h d, ,b , fH 1 mg upon conclusion of the retreat. Fat er Ryan assiste in t e 1str1 ution o o y 3 Communion. S 5 if Q ? .R E, QW . 5 , 1, K W is , V - YQ' , I gh M-w-v.g.Lg,. 43 M, Q K 3 ds: fudenf Council Officers Es. Student Counci1Officers for the second semester are, Above: Don Hutchison, Trea- surer, Paul Belobrajdic, Secretary, Charles Deiters, Vice -President, and John Oberlohr, President, John is also president of the city- wide student council officers. Student Council Officers for the first semester were: Pat Grimes, Secretary, John Oberlohr, Presidentg Rich Riley, Vice-Presi- dent and Don Hutchison, Treasurer. Student Council with the assistance of Bro.Louis Reile 1d Bro. Edward Jach, the Student Council is been instrumental in originating many xjoyable activities. This year a number of firsts were :credited to the Student Council. The Ring ance for the Seniors was the first of its kind the history of St. Mary'5, The assemblies ive been in control of the Student Council td Senior Officials. Under the leadership the officers, the student body has enjoyed successful intramural program consisting' basketball, softball, and for the first time ' soccer. Other achievements were the trchase of ajuke box, improvements in the .feteria, sock hops, skating parties, and e sale of booster buttons and ribbons. With e cooperation of all the representatives, e student body, and the faculty, the Student Juncil has had a very successful year. .... alll!! FIRST SEMESTER SENIOR OFFICIALS FRONT ROW: R. Skiljan, G. Everding F Thomas I Fox D Bloss P Droll S Hunsicker D Gleason. SECOND ROW: L. Putz J Kalltal G Fuller C Brunette A Martignon P Belobrajdic G. Behnen. BACK ROW: R. Kremer I Carter P Caruana R Ems J Argent H Rolfes Sports writers R. Roseman, G. Divis. and H. Peters stand around the editor-in-chief, Pat Grimes. St. Mary's school paper, The Clarion, was bigger and better than ever this year. Due to the expert direction of its moderator, Bro. Joseph Uvietta and the work of its staff. Heading the staff were P. Grimes, editor- in-chief, and M. Everding, assistant-editor. The editorial staff consisted of G. J' ines, N. Plumpe, and D. Schmidt. Sports were covered by R Roseman Qsports editorj and the sports staff which was composed of E. Bell, G. Divis, H. Peters, and R Szevery, Coverage of school events was taken care of by the news feature staff which included T. McCarthy, C. Deiters, T. For- restal, S. Bierrnann, D. Goughenour, R. Richter, and .T . Domachowski. Associate editor Mart Everding has the attention of the staff members. R. Szevery, N. Plumpe, D. Goughenour, fon his leftj, and E, Bell. R, Richter, G, Jines, ion his rightb. The pictures appearing in The Clarion were taken by R Finnegan and B. Barnes, both members of the Camera Club. P. Grimes, T. T. Forrestal. and S, Biermann took care of transporting the articles to Martin Printing Co. where the paper goes to press and they brought the finished copies back to schooL Circulation manager for the school paper was B. Camarata, CLARION STAFF 1956-57: FRONT ROW: S. Biermann, W. Camarata, R Roseman, .T. Domachowski, H. Peters, D. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: R. Richter. E. Bell, D. Goughenour, R. Szevery, G. Divis. BACK ROW: R. Finnegan, M Everding, G. J ines, N. Plumpe, P, Grimes, C. Deiters, T. McCarthy, Bro. Joseph 22 Uvietta. MISSING: w. Barnes. wt W wi Business manager Gerry Paunovich Cfar rightj, study sales totals with his assistants Ray Art editor Dan Ricciotti and Rich Haefner Hamm and Fred Tho . Missing was David discuss art problems with Bro. Michael Zarr. Annual iaff Yearbook work involves much work and those who eserve special mention for faithful service are the allowing: Don Ricciotti, the art editor showed tnagination and ingenuity in making layouts and de- ign. Some of his best work went into the layouts +n the senior pages, Yearbook sales werein the very apable hands of business manager, Ger ry Paunovich, 'he photography work---and there was plenty of it--- ras competently handled by Rex Finnegan, JimBarta, lon F rerker and Robert Vierlirig. Sophomorestudents vrote much of the copy and the experience they learn- d this year will help to improve the yearbook in iture years, Rutkowski. The busy photographers for the yearbook are: Gordon Waeckerle, Bill Barnes, J im Barta, Rex Finnegan, and Robert Vierling, Missing was Ron Frerker. i Now, now, Robert don't get excited this picture won't hurt. Writers for the yearbook included: SEAT- ED: Mart Everding , Copy Editor, Dick Roseman, Sports Editorg Gerald Jines, Copy Editor, Warren Braun, Frank Fleming. STANDING: Bob Eller, Harold Harbaugh, Robert Voss, Gerald Ya11a1y,Richard Green, , . 23 Don Kostecki and Dave Pott 3 Q If x g . . .,,..,, R M A V , VLVL. iw.. iwy ijgLi,g LLiL glffijfrfw , Q. . l 1 as ff I V 1 Y h l m ' ' m ' :. ' 3 . W. 72 522' V? J Q'1 2 S 1- ', m A A -' .. 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SECOND ROW: C. Dippel, F, Fleming R. Richter, S. Schuck, L. Moehrke, A. l-leimos, N. Abaid, J Kimbauer, L. Gallagher, C. Wagner, D. Monahan. THIRD ROW G. Jeggle, A. Messina, H. Harbaugh, J. Sengheiser, R. Green, I. Kilps D. Port, J. Hess, G. Frank, R. Hamtil, I. Temak, C. Venneman, S Konieczny. BACK ROW: C. Gudiswitz, J. Marshall, D. Dittmaier J. Brown, G. Yallaly, E. Setchfield. J. Calloni, V. Stehlin, P. Quinn D. Piekarski, M. Winston, P. Grimes, P. Belobrajdic, R, Funk, Konieczny. Bro. Richard Martens,Director, and the freshmen members of thr chorus join in with the regular chorus to have their picture taken, CHEERLEADERS: B. Sciortino, R. Kalbac, D. Gleason, Bro. Edward Jack, Moder- ator, R. Richter. M. Hilliard, T. Foerstel. Cheerleaders u b Psst. . .say Ron, Igot a feeling we're being watched, ' says Ray Hamtil to Ron Richter. Despite the glowering over- head Barrett Mertzlufft smiles as he points his Mardi Gras mask ART CLUB, Front Row: I. Dumey, M. Hilliard, R. Auck. SECOND ROW: T. Schuler, R. Ripper, T. McDermott, F. Friel, A. Tuhro. BACK ROW: R. Hawksley, A. Hall, R. Hamtil, R. Richter, Bro. Francis Palma. MISSING: S. Schuck, B. Mertzlufft. wwge xx if er., ws.. kid. N-3. Dramatics This year more students have taken interestindramatics and as a result more presentations were put on for the student body. There are about twenty five members in the dramatics club under the direction of Bro. Pierre Weitkamp. Some of ww-Wu., ,.,..t.,, w.M+r.,,....,.,,,,,,,t,,a1.:,,,, Richard Vangel emphasizes a point in the pre- sentation of The Strawberry Roan. The Father Chaminade Day Program was in the hands of these members of Room 306: R. Funk, F. Zerillo, R Carr, G. Darner, T, Blombel'g..T. Rehg, 28 and I. Brown. the members entered the Play Festival atMarvil1e College and got a good rating, A few of the members participated in a play given at Xavier High School. The club staged The Last Rehearsal at the February Assembly. At the end of the year the club members put on their first full length play. In a CISL meet held last November at St. E1iz.abeth's, five of the students pantomiming The Strawberry Roan' won a first place trophy for,St. Mary's. Tim Dempsey, David Swengros, and Glen Farrar in the witche's scene from Macbeth. Leonard Moehrke, Harold Harbaugh, Robert Voss, Richard Vangel, and Ray Hamtil wonafirst prize for St. Mary's for their interpretation of The Strawberry Roan. Bro. John Hamman directed this group, . gym E, H' X we xv M if 1 Q 3 HW 1 , N A gf! 'WV . nn. 'HQ ,Q Ay 1 my K r . was Q1 ww 'Hi ! -an is !f if A EV' 5 if if 'U i 3 f f M ,x , Q lx fi Q 3,2 . ,, P 'L V, if , if , , Vx, 5 igp sy 6 ,,, 3, If fi, n 3 1 tx - 2' If ,. M-,1L. ,,,, N, ,, . . in X .Oi fsck WE ,z gg gs J, Q, K. Q, ip ,f ,MH K 5' ,Q 'W AWA 1,2 ,W 6 q awww is 1 5. K, A e fm, -gi: i ffm! -12 ,Wf- .W mls , fi'3 , g-Q ,ar M An 'Q 'Ma K ff is fs E 41 5 5 B ' aww Q Q.. .F 3 r 3k ww X 9 5, X 1 Q. 5 , G WXQZ, . 4- -'Mwf:. i . 7 kg Hit-Tunes Of 1956-57 CANADIAN SUNSET FRIENDLY PERSUASION A Ro SE AND A B ABY G SLUEBER During the course of the Senior Ring Dance, Hope Holderle, RY HILL Bob Hemminghaus, Arlette Duncan, Roger Szczepan, Lane Wilson, John Oberlohr, Marilyn Haegele, and John Walkenford pause to have their pictures taken. GREEN DOOR E S oprr OF PAR G THE BLUE IS HO UNDO RUEL G DONVY BE C To my FOOL MY PRAYER TRUE LOVE E LOW YOUNG HONKY TONK K H OTEL FAITHFUL HUZZAR LOVE ME TENDER , 7 ATN 1 THX. R UNDER THE GIANT RING: Duke Reichert, Sandy Maracek, Cathy Frangen, Paul Belobrajdic, Janet Dcvannc-y, and Steve Hunsieker. orts 1 n 'f y ,mx .V R ,s ' ' p fi g- 'f' f u .: 'K ' A3 N ,gl y A Mrk L? , Y - f, T , 1 f , x tl X Q 4. Co-Captains Rich Riley and Don Hutchison Varsity Football On August 15, 1956, eighty seven brave and loyal sons of St. Mary's showed up for the start of football practice for the defending champions of the C. A. C. After meeting the new coaches, Mr, Ed Lucz and Mr. Bob Heslep, the boys started running, tackling, blocking, and laughing at Mr. Heslep's jokes. The team, plagued by many injuries, got off to a slow start by dropping a close one to Cathedral, 6 to 0, and losing to Sumner, 27 to 0. Their next appearance was against St: Louis U. High, and it resulted in a carbon copy of the previous week, 27 to 0, The Dragons next tackled Southwest, but the Longhorns passed their way to a 31 to 13 victory. So, the Dragons started their C. A. C. season with a O and 4 record. The Dragons had fire on their breath as they ran onto the field against DuBourg- for their first league game. The Green Dragons played terrific ball, but lost by aheart- breaking 13 to 12 score. Our next game ended in a defeat at the hands of LaBoure, 13-0. The Homecoming Game against McBride was next, and the Dragon Caravan seemed to be pulling an upset as the half ended with a scoreless tie, but in the second half, the future city champs opened up and won, 21-O. On November 3, the vengeful Dragons racked up their first, and sad to say, only victory 19-13 over DeAndreis. Ir1 the last game of the season, against Mercy, St, Mary's dis- played a tight defense and a wide awake offense. At the end of the half, Mercy had been held to one touchdown. Early in the second half, the Dragons scored two quick ones and were leading, 12 to 6, with about seven minutes left. Mercy managed to score, but missed the conversion, and the game ended in a 12 to 12 tie. St. Mary's ended the season with a 1 - '7 - 1 re- cord. FRONT ROW: Managers, R. Green and M, Ryle, M. Steiger, E. Bell, W. Diepenbrock, R Eigelberger, J. Saufnauer, .T. Fiorino, T, Rolli, D. Jenicek. SECOND ROW: R Winkler, R Skiljan, G. Divis, T. Renaud, R Riley, D. Hut- chison, J. Harvey, E. Renaud, W. O'Neal, J. Marshall, Manager. THIRD ROW: T. Brown, T. Zych, N. Reichert, J, Rehg, P. Quinn, J. Garibaldi, D. Bloss, W. Camarata, A. Martignon, Mr. Bob Heslep, Assistant Coach. LAST ROW: Mr, Ed Lucz, Head Coachg T. Pudlowski, R Daus, R Kristof, A. Gajdosik, J. Oberlohr, R. Sallenbach, T. Doll, P. Ca ruana. H'L'F'fA'W'E Y ' px flung iii 2 3,43 , .T fx ll. i JRR .. Rich Riley drives hard up thc middle. Joe Fiorino makes a big gain up the middle of the field. FootbaH The faces ofR Sallenbach J Harvey E Renaud E Bell T Zych I Saufnauer T Doll and R Daus reflect the turn of the tlde agarnst bt Mary s durrng the McBr1de game whrch was held at Publrc School Stadrum The camera just manages to stop Joe Frormo as he frles 'around rrght end If ,D':'Z Highhghfj Tom Zych gets hrs pass off just rn mme wi K' 4' , . ,Q T W ' -ss. -f Us . as lllc 2 'P I M... U kr ' T K hs sau. WWA, his D y yy y E S .1 Nfkk, , - K if s,,, K I K Nh K gs yr l B Team Football The B team led by Dennis Corcoran and Dave Pott had a suc- cessful year. They got off to a good start by defeating C.B.C. 21-6 and St, Louis U, High 7-6, Then they came back to defeat a much larger team than their own and did a nice job, especially the line. That score was St, Mary's 6 and Cleveland 0, In the following game St. Mary's B team tasted defeat. They played hard but DuBourg was just too Mike Bogad runs around end- good for them, DuBourg won 21-6. In the second league game they trounced LaBoure 26-O, and later came back to lose to McBride. In the DeAndreis game on a rainy day the Dragons scored the first TD shortly after they got possession of the ball. No further scoring was made by either side and the game ended 7-0 in St. Mary's favor. In this game Harry Wyman scored on a 30 yard pass, A unique feature of this game was that St. Mary's held the ball for the entire fourth quarter. In the final B game Mercy was victorious by the score of 12-6. The lone touchdown was scored by Charley Nash who caught a 60 yard pass from Joe Spenner, The team was rather light with only a few boys over a hundred and seventy. But they had a fighting heart and rhat's what it takes to play winning football. The team had a few injured players namely, Dave Schneider, Anthony Roth, Larry Mclnturff, and Don Piekarski. Dennis Corcoran dropped kicked four extra points. One of them beat St. Louis U. High 7-6. The B team scoredatotal of85 points Dave Pott grounds a Mick i.n the McBride against their opponents 66. The majority of the T.D.'s were made on game. Watching the action are Roth 1467, passesg Charles Nash took in 4 T.D. passes. Bro. David O'Hearn did Farrar 1313, and Renaud 4165. a splendid job of coaching this year's B team. FRONT ROW: T. Foerstel, D, Wencewicz, C. Wagner, B, Heidger, L. Mclnturff, G, Frank, R. Schmitt, A. Lampe. SECOND ROW: D, Piekarski, V, Milonas, M, McDonnell, I. Spenner, G, Farrar, M, Bogad, R, Garibaldi, A. Roth, J. Pelly, Manager. THIRD ROW: C. Seager,R. Kelly, L. Renaud, H. Wyman, K, Schneider, D. Corcoran, M, Poetz, Bro. David O'Hearn. BACK ROW: C. Irose, D. Pott, C. Nash, D, Schneider, D, Swengros, G, Guelker. MISSING: R. Pestka, P. Judge, K. Duvall, Manager, 1 , ' i A A . ,xr 4' A X ff , , by E wwf X, 4' v 0 TQ , i ' i' V? a n 'Laval 5 L, ' , 7 K 1' , I .1-A 4' gush, umm L m 9 aw .4-v1 ' .... K 7. .i,.,.,,i7,.x,....,5,.Y.,.,,.EM.- ,NM v...,,,,,m,37,,.,,,.33,fA-Wxkwf-- Mi . V N -N-W--iM -V, Kim-W swam- f:f..W..,+,-W.. I Nw.. ,..f ,..s.,.---.,-1,-.MMM , ..,fp.N,,,4,,,.f.N,,..Q. M. , ,wsw i. A, fr W V A i I QQ 23 23 24 ze 39 41 X-, QI 4 ies? 92 30 41 re' uh ? x 1, M AY- A g . gi ' . x ' .. K an W is ,., f Wg 4 , VH Lg. ' Q A vm I , , , 441 ax A Dave Heinrich f41j jumps high to take the opening tip for St. Mary's. Anxiously looking on are Charles Nash f21j, Tony Tieber Qllj, Tom Klein 1201 and Tom Turner f55J. Varsity Basketball Herm Krus moves too quickly for the camera on a tip-in. 40 VARSITY RECORD Dec. 4 Sumner 7 Cathedral 1 1 Roosevelt 14 C. B. C. 18 McKinley 26 Cleveland Jan. 2 Cleveland 8 DuBourg 1 1 LaBoure 15 McBride 18 DeAndreis 25 Mercy 29 Chaminade Feb. 5 Southwest 8 DeBourg 12 LaBoure 15 McBride 19 Beaumont 21 DeAndreis Mar. 1 Mercy 5 Cleveland Double Overtime ' Overtime ODD 69 55 75 72 64 75 66 64 64 83 63 63 81 66 83 75 85 82 52 81 88 Ll- VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: D. Hoffman, Manager, R. Green, A. Tieber, T. Turner, G. Everding, F. Goodyear, T. Kline, P. Geiger, Manager. BACK ROW: D. Broderick, ManagergD. Heinrich, P. Caruana, R. DeGreef, C. Nash, H. Krus, Mr. Bob Heslep. Hardwood Dragons 1 W 1 V Pat Caruana grabs a rebound. Dave Heinrich takes a jump shot and is fouled 41 Varsity iaiisiics FIELD FIELD FREE FREE GOALS GOALS THROWS THROWS PERSONAL TOTAL NAME ATTEMPTED MADE PCT. ATTEMPTED MADE PCT. FOULS REBOUNDS POINTS Green 18 3 167 22 9 .408 10 16 15 Tieber 184 60 326 96 61 .635 53 73 181 Klein 82 21 256 49 30 .612 40 44 72 Nash 44 9 205 16 7 .437 38 47 25 Caruana 111 20 180 56 24 .428 38 97 64 Everding 286 83 290 152 107 .704 61 66 273 Goodyear 76 22 290 20 16 . 800 40 24 60 Krus 43 12 279 35 1 9 . 543 38 30 43 Zych 11 1 090 8 3 .375 2 5 5 Heinrich 138 31 225 85 54 .635 58 125 116 Wild 6 1 167 2 1 .500 0 2 3 Doll 3 0 000 1 0 . 000 1 1 0 DeGreef 61 10 164 45 12 .261 31 66 32 Turner 207 64 309 68 43 .362 39 98 171 Team Total 1, 270 337 265 655 368 .580 449 694 060 ' Statistics for the final game of the season QCleave1andj not included. c I I H Varsity B Team Record Badly hampered by lack of height, the 56 -57 Dragons SM Opp. coached by Mr. Bob Heslep managed but one win in their Sumner ........ . . 29 35 twenty-game season. Each game saw the team fight hard, Cathedral fBellevil1eQ .... 36 42 proven by the fact that the Dragons scored over fifty points in Roosevelt ,,,,,,,, , , 25 40 most of their games. C. B. C. ....... . . 18 39 Co-captain Gerry Everding led the team in scoring 1273, McKinley . . . . 39 46 for the season. Co-captain Tom Turner, Pat Caruana, Dave Cleveland . . . . 30 36 Heinrich, Herm Krus, and Fred Goodyear also played their DuBourg . . . . 39 32 last games for the Green and White. Valuable experience was LRBOUIC . . . 41 12 gained by Juniors Tony Tieber who led the team in field goal McBride . . . . 31 49 average C.326y, and Ron DeGreef, and by Sophomores Rich DeAndreis . . . . 30 19 Green, Charles Nash, and Tom Klein. Mercy . . . . . 33 25 The students shared the fighting spirit of the team and Southwest . . . 45 41 this was shown by the good attendance which continued despite DuBour2 . . . . 43 41 the losing season. LaBoure . . . 43 31 McBride . . . 29 51 . l H Beaumont , , , 31 44 B DeAndreis . . . 50 32 MCFCY . . . ........ 24 29' Improvement marked Coach Ed Lucz's B team, which , ,, . . . ' B Team Tournament started slowly with a six -game losing streak, then took seven 22222 3515515225?I'1Zsg..f2nLi.ZAC?S1fft,Yif.Zfi'f.2'i.'3ff,TlE,l'lZ Sf- Pfam de Sales - ' - - 45 29 ' McBride ....... . . 35 51 for the trophy. bed by Charles Brez's 157 points and numerous rebounds, the team also boasted of high scorers Dave Pott, Phil Rhode, Rich Bergfeld, Bob Sind, Joe Spenner, and Dennis Corcoran. Sophomores also included on the team were Bob Mayer, Dave Swengros, walt Biedenstein, Jim Hess, and Bob Roemerman. Freshmen on the team were David Bergfeld, Rich Leininger, and Robert Stumpf. 42 f rn' f xifzwfiwk B a 4? S, -1 -x 4 g i XS X 1 y -. MEM Q93 ., mf w , v, S f 23,1 f Nix R vf THE FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: T. McDermott, Manager, P. Fingerhut, G. Plassmeyer, W. Lamers, A. Grimmel, D. Kadane, T. Flavin L. Turner, S. Sutter. BACK ROW: R. Pohl, Manager, D. McCauley, P. Otto, D. Robben, R.Hoffmann, D. Rutkowskr R. Albers, Bro. James Dowdy. MISSING: R. Stephens, D. Hale, N. Berring. Although lacking in height and in depth this year, the team, coached by Bro. James Dowdy, won 8 games while losing 9. Their scoring attack was work- cd around the center Ray Albers, who led the team with 158 points scored. They had a good driving guard in Larry Turner, who was second for the season with 114 points. The starters forthe team were usually Lamers and Turner at guard, Albers at center, and Otto and either McCauley, Plassmeyer, or Robben at the forward position. Acquiring much needed exper- ience, this year's freshman team hopes to bring a spirited and strong backbone to the future teams ofSt. Mary's. FRESHMAN RECORD SM Opp. Dec. 11 Chaminade .... . 25 30 14 C.B.C. ....... 21 40 18 St. Louis U. High . . 32 39 Jan. 4 Sumner ........ 27 26 8 DuBourg . . . . 24 19 ll Sumner H. . . 22 31 15 McBride ........ 31 29 18 St. Louis U. High . . . 26 37 25 Cathedral flicllevillej . 29 13 29 Chaminade ...... 28 43 31 Blessed Sacrament . . . 47 44 Feb. 8 C.B.C. ........ 30 41 12 Blessed Sacrament. . . 34 28 15 McBride ........ 28 40 19 CathedralfBeHeviHej. 34 28 21 Hughes-Quinn ..... 32 41 26 DuBourg . . . . 40 28 Il ll ind A McBride player blocks Ray A1ber's jump shot. Phil Otto watches in foreground. St. Louis U. High players move in to take con- trol of the ball under the backboard while Robert Stephens, Phil Otto, and Ray Albers watch the ball closely. fa X T 5 2? M D 2 2 N 15, gg ax xt ,gi , W 2 S J P w ,R K 1 Q .,fe v ' x sf' ,- H '3 SAV, x ,K 3 ,MWF Q ,,., as he Training For Track Greg Divis gives the shotput a mighty heave. Rich Riley and Rex Finnegan get off to fast start in a dash. John Cowie, Bill O'Fallon, and Don Mitchell come around the Curve in a distance run. I-landing off the baton to Dick Roseman is Riley. Intramural Basketball Freshman homerooms 201 and 203 battle for control of the ball fLeftJ. Gordon Waeckerle fRightj of homeroom 302 goes in for a layup, In the first semester round of play, room 302 came out on top in the sophomore division. In the second round of play, room 301 won top honors. Rooms 201, 202, and 203 were involved in a three- way tie for freshman first place honors. A play-off determined the winner. Spring-Training Keeping his eye on the ball is Stan Luc - zakg Norm Reichert is behind the plate, W , A 0 ':i'1 A 3' gl' r eiei 3 ii e l t ' ' 1f-, 1 Stretching high for the catch is Paul Belobrajdic. Intramural occer Sophomores Pat Judge, Mike Bogad, and Larry Iclnturff fight control for the ball in this intramural Jccer march between rooms 302 and 305. Running or the ball in the lower picture are Larry Mclnturff nd Tom Foerstel. The first semester sophomore champions were re boys from 305g in the second semester room 301 'on the top spot for the sophomores. In the playoffs 01 defeated junior homeroom 308, 4-2 and played' :nior 205 for the championship. 47 X Herm Krus fBelowj loosens up his pitchi arm, Tom Turner bunts the ball. Fred Goodyear waits for the pitch. U2 wr, N-sux k 'W5Q!', 8 Ulu.. wk, .I ,S .QW W ,M w ' 451 ,...-wr- ' fd' ,,,, W ,d 'N W-of-' it Ig NA ,ii .,,.. Q 2 ' 'Sig ,W K Q, ima JOHN ABELN Intramurals 1,2 Perfect Attendance 3 JOHN ADAMS Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 JAMES ALLEN Bowling 3,4 Track 4 Intramurals 1,2 Sodality 1,2, 3,4 Ping Pong 4 LOUIS ANGHILANTE Basketball 1 ,2, 3,4 Intramurals 1, 2 Ping Pong 1,2, 3 GOERGE ANTON Football 1,2 Intramurals 1,2 Class Officer 2 Band 1 JACK ARGENT Intramurals 1 Sodality 1,2, 3 Class Officer 2, 3 WILLIAM BALDESI Speech 1 Our Lady of the Ozarks EUGENE BAUER Football 3 Boxing 1 Intramurals 1, 2 Dan Becker Intramurals 1 , 2 Ping Pong 1,2, 3 Sodality 1 ROBERT BECKER Bowling 1, 3,4 Intramurals 1,2 Ping Pong 3 Sodality 1,3,4 Honor Roll 3 St. Louis Prep. Sem. WILLIAM BECKMAN Sodality 1 , 2, 3,4 Student Council Officer Perfect Attendance 1 GERARD BEHNEN Football 1 , 2 Track 1, 2 The enior tory GERARD BEHNEN fCOl'1t'C1j Intramurals 1 Sodality 1, 3,4 Class Officer 1,2, 3,4 Student Council Officer 4 Honor Roll 3, 4 JOHN BELASKA Ping Pong 3 PAUL BELOBRAIDIC Football 1 Basketball 1 ,2,4 Baseball 3,4 Track 1 Intramurals 1 , 2 Ping Pong 2,3,4 Sodality 1,2, 3,4, Class Officer 1,2,4 Speech 4 Clarion 3 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 DONALD BERG Intramurals 1,2 Ping Pong 3 Speech 1 Honor Roll 1,3 RICHARD BERNARD Intramurals 2,4 Ping Pong 3,4 St. Joseph's Seminary WALTER BESCH Intramurals 1, 2 Ping Pong 1 Boxing Manager 1 Perfect Attendance 2,3 Honor Roll 3 Cafeteria 4 JAMES BETH Intramurals 1 Ping Pong 2 Sodality 4 TOM BETTS Football 2 Intramurals 1, 2 GEORGE BEWEN Soccer 3 Intramurals 1, 2 Glee Club 1,2,3 Perfect Attendance 2 CHARLES BILKA Football 1,2,3 Intramurals 1,2 Class Officer l,2,3,4 DAVID BLACKWELL Sodality 1 ,4 Perfect Attendance 2 Honor Roll1,2, 3,4 Cheerleader 3, 4 CASPER BLECHA Bowling 1 , 2 Track 1, 2 Honor Roll 1 DONALD BLOSS Football 1,2, 3,4 Soccer 2 Track 1 Intramurals 1 Sodality 1,2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4 Band 1 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 Cafeteria 4 Student Council Official 4 ROBERT BOKERN Bowling 1 ,2, 3 Soccer 2 Intramurals l, 2 Sodality 2 Honor Roll 2, 3 MICHAEL BRESNAI-IAN Basketball l Boxing 1 Intramurals 1,2 Ping Pong 1 Sodality 4 Class Officer 4 Speech 4 JOSEPH BROWN Bowling 1 Track 4 Boxing 1 Intramurals 1 , 2 CARL BRUNETTE Baseball 4 Bowling 4 Soccer 2, 3 Intramurals l,2,4 Ping Pong 1,2, 4 Football Manager 1 Sodality l , 2 Class Officer 1 Student Council Officer l Speech 2 Annual 4 Band 1,2 fcontinued on page 682 49 Q - N ' ' . u-.avi-wz.'.. ...4. ,. 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C'O D IRQ Oo DOMINIC RICCIOTTI DAVID RICHINS uDan-1 St. Thomas Aquinas HAROLD RICHTER ..Ha1.. Resurrection QW X ,L 5 2 Little Cal St. Pius V few N33 as 1 N XM Fit. Ry' 'Q Wm, rmxhx 1 ag , 2 ,X , 5 . .. A X Q A A XX R f A JOSEPH RICKERT RICHARD RILEY Rick Cheyenne SI. Al'lthOI1y of Padua St, Wenceslaug JOHN SCHNEIDER John Resurrection HERMAN ROLFES HCFIDW' St. Pius V WILLIAM SAHNO Bill Holy Family 64 I- W5aii,Yf:i,, .. f i' I O H ' 'H - H-'f',1s-ki, f 5-.Liam - . M L,m,,,1i:, f wi Hg' I if mfs! 1 Y, bl? A vi , Y 4 Q S 3 it 3' A S L K az? , F Y we fp kg ah? A Q3 3 E1 'LX T ai i M . ART SCHOMAKER WmChe11 THOMAS sc RED SEEBECK St. Mar aret IMO F S Tom Fritz Resurrection St. Agatha 01:2 i fiisfiiriiiir' V . w ' r,' is , 1' UW? R 3 M 1 7' VN -wi' MM V , ,g,,wm.1-'gf va. ,, ., a gi -, if f if fi r, .,-, -Q f. .4 fr -aw f, DWAIN SEIBOLD Dwain Immaculate Conception Seiqflqs '57 SCOTT SHREVE EDWARD SIKORSKI GERALD SIKORSKI uscottyn n u ulerry Ilu Anthony of Padua Immac. Heart of Mary St. John JOHN SIMON ROBERT SIMON RONALD SKILIAN Sime Big Bob Strombo1i St- Cronau St. Anthony of Padua St. John Baptist EUGENE STECHER or aA R aaaa Q aiyar Gene ki- , M . -k,'- ,ik I A - ' SIS' Peter 85 Paul A ar i .. 'V i Lkl, t . riirr 65 S: T! I , . K . f F 1 ' Q, 3 , 1 ,. A W X L! ' I Q Q E ff QE . F is is 5 E 2 U 4 X' ? i ' 1 l' if ' Q V 5 F ' E, ai ' JAMES STEINBACH A Q ' fvlimll St. Martin of Tours I ! S A- I '15 F- ROBERT SWAIN Pg Bob . s St. Anthony of Padua yi l . ' f, E , '11 E ' G ff' 1 az 0 Z .L 1 I K 1 qs LC 3, E K GREGORY TICHACEK 5 , ncregvv 'I L V! ' Holy Family f K , Q3 5 5 I E I - if 1414 Z4 1 f' i X Il, I RICHARD STEVENS Steve St. Anthony of Padua ROGER SZC ZEPAN ll Zepll St. I ohn Baptist AURELIO SW uA1u 1 St. Anthony of Padl FRED THOMA1 Syrian Assassin St. Raymond TOM TURNER T. T. Holy Family JOHN VOHS Johnnie Our Lady of Sorr i R'aa xo fp . 5 , JOSEPH VOSS JOHN WALKENFORD PAUL WALTON THOMAS WEISSENBERG Joe Red Glen K1u Holy Ghost Holy Family Assumption St. Wenceslaus ROBERT WESTERHOLT PAUL WESTHAUS LAWRENCE WIESE ROGER WILDHABER Bob Paul Chemist Lime Rogn Epiphany Sts. Mary8L Joseph St. Agatha St, Wenceslaus I DONALD WILLIAMS DONALD WOBBE JAMES ZYCHINSKI DAVID HANNIBAL Willy Wobs Po1ac Hambone Resurrection St. Anthony SI- Hedwig SI- Cecilia Is?w'1 , Il it A l I K .L Bxg,-.1 67 Atv! ,.N The Senior tory CHARLES BUCHER Football 2 Bowling 1 ,2, 4 Intramurals 1 ,2 Ping Pong 1 Sodality 1 ,4 Class Officer l Speech 4 Clarion 1 Glee Club 1,2, 3 Honor Roll 1 ,2 JOHN CARTER Football 4 Baseball 4 Track 3 Dramatics 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Honor Roll1,2,3 Senior Official 4 PAT CARUANA Football 1 ,2,3, 4 Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1 Sodality 1 ,2,3, 4 Sodality Officer 1,2 Class Officer l,2,3,4 Perfect Attendance 3 Honor Roll 1 ,2, 3, 4 TOM CONWAY Boxing 1 Intramurals 1 Ping Pong 1 JAMES CROPPER Football 2,3,4 Baseball 4 Soccer 2,4 Intramurals 2, 3 Annual 3 Morris Junior High LAWRENCE CULLEN Bowling 1 Intramurals I Speech 1 RICHARD CUTAK Sodality 1 Class Officer 1 Student Council Officer 1 Honor Roll 1,2,3 CHARLES DEITERS Football 1 , 2 Bowling 2,3,4 Soccer 2 I Track l,2,3,4 CHARLES DEITERS fCont'd.l Boxing 1 Intramurals 1, 2 Ping Pong 1 Speech 4 Clarion 4 United Nations 1, 2 TOD DEVEYDT Bowling 1,2 Track 3,4 Intramurals 1 , 2 Ping Pong 1 Sodality 1 , 2 VERNON DRESSEL Intramurals 1 , 2 Sodality 1 ,2,3 PAUL DROLL Bowling 2 Sodality l,2,3,4 Speech 2 Glee Club 2 AUGUST EBERLINE Intramurals 1 Ping Pong 2, 3 Sodality 1 ROY EMS Track 1 Intramurals 1 Student Council Offic Perfect Attendance 1 Honor Roll l Band Officer 4 GERALD EVERDING Football 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1 , 2 Co-Captain 4 Class Officer 1 , 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1 Honor Roll 3 Senior Official 4 MARTIN EVERDING Intramurals 1 ,2 Annual 4 Clarion 1,4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL FOERSTEL Bowling l,2,3,4 Track l,2,3 er4 2 Perfect Attendance 2, 3 Honor Roll 2,3 TERRY FORD Football 2 Intramurals 1 ,2 Ping Pong 3,4 Debate 4 Annual 4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 JAMES FOX Intramurals 1,2 Sodality 1 Sodality Officer 1 Student Council Officer 4 Honor Roll1,2, 3,4 GARY FULLER Ping Pong 2 Sodality 1 Class Officer 1 ,2, 3,4 Student Council Officer 3 Annual 2 Band 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Honor Roll 2,3,4 Senior Official 4 ALVIN GARDNER Intramurals 1 ,2 Sodality 1 , 2 Class Officer 1 , 2 Student Council Officer 1 Speech 1 , 2 Glee Club 1 ,2 Honor Roll 1 JOSEPH GARIBALDI Football l,2,4 Track l,2,3,4 Ping Pong 2 Perfect Attendance 3 VINCENT GERAC1 Intramurals 1,2 EUGENE GERDES Sodality 2 JAMES GINGER Intramurals 1 Sodality 1,2,3 Speech 1 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 Honor Roll 1 DENNIS GLEASON Basketball 1 , 2 Bowling 1 Intramurals 1,2 Ping Pong 1' Sodality l,2,3,4 Sodality Officer 1,4 Class Officer 1,4 DENNIS GLEASON lCont'd Student Council Officer 4 Speech 1 , 2, 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3 Senior Official 4 ROBERT GLOVER Bowling 1, 2, 3,4 Track 1 Ping Pong 1 Perfect Attendance 2 Honor Roll 1,2 FRED GOODYEAR Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Track 1,2 Ping Pong 1 Soda lity 1 , 2 Class Officer 1,2 Perfect Attendance 1,2 Honor Roll 1,2,3 JOHN GREEN Track l,2,3,4 Intramurals 1, 2 Speech 1 Band 1, 2 PATRICK GRIMES Football 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 Intramurals 2,4 Ping Pong 3 Class Officer 2,3,4 Student Council Officer 3,4 Clarion Editor 4 Glee Club 2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3 St. Louis U. High RICHARD HAEFNER Football 1 , 2, 3 Track 2 Boxing 1 Intramurals 1 , 2 Class Officer 3,4 Speech 4 WILLIAM HANDTE Football 1 Baseball 4 Soccer 3 lntra murals 1 , 2 DAVID HANNIBAL Intramurals 1 Class Officer 1 ,2 Student Council Officer 1,2 Annual 4 AVID HANNIBAL fCont' larion 4 and 1 DWIN HARRIS ionor Roll 1,3 QENNETH HEDIGER llass Officer 1 IORBERT HEIB owling 1 itramurals l, 2 oda lity 1,2 peech 1 'larion 1 'AVID HEINRICH ootball 3,4 asketball1,2,3,4 itramurals 1, 2 ing Pong 1 erfect Attendance 1 DWARD HELLER owling 1, 4 itra murals 1 OBERT HEMMINGHAUS oxing 2 ntramurals 2 ing Pong 3 ootball Manager 2 odality 3,4 d.J tudent Council Officer 3,4 Zlarion 2 cience Club 3 erfect Attendance 2 ICHARD HERBERHOLT ing Pong 4 IHARLES HERCULES lonor Roll 1,2,3 aboure High School rOUGLAS HOFF oxing 1 ntramurals 1 , 2 'ing Pong 1,2,3 odality 1 peech 1 ilee Club 1 erfect Attendance 1,2 Ionor Roll 3 .LLEN HOFFMAN oxing l ntramurals 1, 2 DWARD HREBEC ing Pong 2,3 Zafeteria 2,3,4 JOHN HULLA Intramurals 1 STEPHEN HUNSICKER Soccer 2 Intramurals 1 , 2,4 Ping Pong 2,3,4 Student Council 3, 4 Sodality 1 Class Officer 1,3 Dramatics 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Honor Roll 1 Senior Official 4 Cheerleader 3 DONALD HUTCHISON Football 1 , 2,3 , 4 Track 2 Intramurals 1, 2 Co-Captain Football 4 Sodality 2,3 Sodality Officer 3 Class Officer 1,2,3 Student Council 4 Debate 2 Speech 4 Dramatics 4 Band 1 Honor Roll 2 WILLIAM IMMER Intramurals 1 , 2 Sodality 1,2,3 Perfect Attendance 1 ,2 Honor Roll 1 , 2 RONALD JANSEN Intramurals 1,2,3 GERALD JARUS Intramurals 1 Perfect Attendance 1 Junior Achievement 4 GERALD IENNEWEIN Football 1,2 Soccer 2,4 Intramurals 1 ,2 Student Council 1, 2 GERALD HNES Sodality 2 Speech 4 Dramatics 4 Art Club 2,4 Annual 4 Clarion 3,4 Band 1 , 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM JOHNSON Intramurals 1, 2 Band I , 2 , 3, 4 Honor Roll 3 JAMES JORDAN Intramurals 1 , 2 Perfect Attendance 1 , 2 , 3 JOHN KALBAC Honor Roll 2,3 JOSEPH KALLIAL Football 1 Intramurals 1 , 2 Class Officer 1 ,2 Debate 2 JOHN KASTNER Boxing 1 Intramurals 1,2 Ping Pong 2,3 Sodality Officer 1 ,2,3, Class Officer 2,3 Annual 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Honor Roll 2,3 ROBERT KELLER Bowling 4 Intramurals 4 Ping Pong 3,4 Sodality 2,3,4 Speech 4 Perfect Attendance 2 Honor Roll 1,2 St. Vincent's WALTER KEMPTER Intramurals 1,2 Sodality 1 ,2 Perfect Attendance 3 JOHN KLEIN Soccer 2, 3 Intramurals l ,2,4 Class Officer 3 Debate 2 Honor Roll 1 ,2, 3 MELVIN KLOECKNER Perfect Attendance 2 LOWELL KOEHLER Boxing 1 Intramurals 1,2 Ping Pong 1 Class Officer 1 Honor Roll I LAWRENCE KOSTECKI Boxing 2 Intramurals 2 Ping Pong 3 Honor Roll 1,2 Senior Official 4 FRED KOTOSKE Basketball 1 , 2 FRED KOTOSKE fC0nt'd. Intramurals 1,2 Ping Pong 1,2,3 Sodality l,2,3,4 Sodality Officer 4 Speech 4 Dramatics 4 Glee Club 1 ,2, 3 Perfect Attendance 1 United Nations 4 Living Rosary 4 RALPH KREMER Bowling 2 Intramurals 1 ,2 Class Officer 1 Honor Roll 1,2,3 Senior Official 4 ALLAN KROUPA Track 3 Intramurals 2,4 Sodality 2,3,4 Speech 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 United Nations 4 St. Louis Prep. Seminary LOUIS KRUGER Football 2,3 Band 1 , 2, 3, 4 HERMAN KRUS Football 1 , 2 Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3,4 Intramurals 1 ,2 Ping Pong 2, 3 Sodality 1,2 Class Officer 1 Perfect Attendance 2 CHARLES KUBIK Bowling l,2,3,4 Intramurals 1 ,2 Ping Pong 1 , 3,4 Football Manager 1,2 Sodality l ,2,3 Sodality Officer 1 Class Officer 1 Clarion 1 Perfect Attendance 2 Honor Roll1,2,3,4 ROBERT KUENNE Intramurals 1 ,2 Ping Pong 3 Football Manager 1,2 JOHN LIVELY Baseball 4 Track 4 Manager 3 Class Officer 2 .,,lI The enior tory STANLEY LUCZAK Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 3,4 Bowling 4 Intramurals 1,2 Sodality 1 ,2,3,4 Class Officer 1 Perfect Attendance l , Honor Roll1,2,3,4 MARTIN LUEPKER Bowling 1,2 Intramurals 1 Class Officer 1 ROBERT MADDEN Bowling 2,4 Track l,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2 Class Officer 3 Annual 4 Glee Club 1 ,2 Band 1 Honor Roll 2,3 FRANCIS MAINERICH Intramurals 1,2 Ping Pong 1, 2 Sodality 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3 GEORGE MALECEK Football 1 Intramurals 1,2 Sodality 1 Band 1 DANIEL MANTYCH Intramurals 1,2 Sodality 2,3 Student Council 2 Perfect Attendance 1 Honor Roll 1,3 Cheerleader 3,4 WILBERT MANZELLI Intramurals 1,2 Sodality 1 ,2,3 Honor Rol11,2,3,4 ANTHONY MARTIGNON Football 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3 Senior Official 4 GEORGE MASCHEK Intramurals 1,2 Ping Pong 1,2,3 Speech 1,2 Glee Club 1, 2 GEORGE MA SCHEK fCont'd.j Band 1,2 Honor Roll 1,4 Our Lady of Ozarks Prep Sen. TIMOTHY MC CARTHY Track 3,4 Sodality 3 Class Officer 4 Annual 3 Clarion 4 MARSHALL MC TAGUE Speech 1, 2 EDWARD MEYER Football 1 Soccer 2,3 Intramurals 1,2 Sodality 1,2 Honor Roll 1,2,4 JOHN MIKA Intramurals 1 , 2 FRANCIS MITCHELL Football 1,25 Track 1 Boxing 1,4 Class Officer 2 Art Club 2,3 Honor Roll 2 KENNETH MITCHELL Bowling 4 Intramurals 1 , 2 Sodality 2,3,4 Perfect Attendance 1 ROBERT MOON EY Intramurals 1 , 2 JOSEPH MORGAN Bowling 1,2 Intramurals 1 , 2 DONALD MORROW Honor Roll 2,4 McBride RICHARD MUSIELAK Bowling 4 Track 1,2 Intramurals 1 , 2 Ping Pong 1 Class Officer 1 Honor Roll 1 JOHN NAGY Intramurals 2 JOHN NAGY QCont'd.J Ping Pong 2 Perfect Attendance 2 WILLIAM NOLL Sodality -1 JOHN OBERLOHR Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1 Intramurals 1 ,2 Ping Pong 3 Sodality 1,2,3,4 Sodality Officer 2, 3 Class Officer 1,2,3 Student Council 4 Dramatics 4 Perfect Attendance 1 , 2, 3 Honor Roll1,2,3 GERALD PARISH Intramurals 1 Ping Pong 1 Sodality 1 Clarion 1 GERALD PAUNOVICH Annual Business Manager 4 Honor Roll 3 St. Louis Prep. Seminary RICHARD PERKOWSKI Bowling 1,2 Boxing 1 Intramurals 1,2 Sodality 1,2 Speech 1 THOMAS PIKE Perfect Attendance 2 NILES PLUMPE Library 4 Sodality 3 Debate 2 Speech 1 Art Club 1,2,4 Clarion 3,4 Perfect Attendance 2 Catholic Library Guild 3,4 Sodality Convention 3 EDWARD PRENDERGAST Intramurals 1,2 Ping Pong 1 MICHAEL PRENDERGAST Intramurals 1,2 Manager l JAMES PRUESS Football Manager 2,3 LAWRENCE PUTZ Basketball 4 Track 1 Boxing 1 Intramurals 1 , 2 Sodality 1 ,2,3,4 Class Officer 1,2 Perfect Attendance 2, Honor Ro1l1,2,3,4 Dance Committee 4 JOSEPH RAUSCH Bowling 4 Intramurals 2 Ping Pong 3 Sodality 2,3 Perfect Attendance 1 , United Nations 4 Cafeteria 4 JAMES REICHERT Manager 1,2 Sodality 1 Perfect Attendance 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3 NORMAN REICHERT Football 1 , 2,4 Baseball 3,4 Bowling 3 Soccer 3 Track 2 Boxing l Intramurals 1 , 2 Ping Pong 1,2,3,4 Sodality 3 Class Officer 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Debate 1 Clarion 1 DOMINIC RICCIOTTI Sodality 1 ,4 Art Club 3 Annual Art Editor 4 Perfect Attendance 2 Honor Ro1l1,2,3,4 DAVID RICHINS Track 1,2 Speech 1 Honor Rol11,2,3,4 HAROLD RICHTER Sodality 4 Annual 4 ROLD RICHTER qCont'd.J nor R01l1,2,3,4 line Heart Seminary ZSPH RICKERT rfect Attendance 1,2 nor Roll 3,4 IHARD RILEY otbal11,2,3,4 wling 1 ack l,2,3,4 xing 1 ramurals 1,4 ig Pong 1 otball Co-Captain 4 ass Officer 1 ,2,3,4 udent Council Officer 4 ERMAN ROLFES rotball 1, 2 vccer 2 rack 1,2 tramurals 1,2 lass Officer l udent Council Officer 1 :nior Official 4 ILLIAM SAHNO Jxing 1 tramurals 1 lass Officer 3 onor Roll 2, 3 ll-IN SCHNEIDER onor Roll l,2,3,4 RTHUR SCHOMAKER ttramurals 1 dality 1,2,3 rfect Attendance 1 onor Roll 2 HOMAS SCIMO itramurals 1,2 ing Pong 1 ,3 'onor Roll 1 SEEBECK wling l,2,3,4 tramurals 1 lafeteria 4 'WAIN SEIBOLD 'itramurals 1, 2 dality 2 onor Roll 2 afeteria 4 -COTT SHREVE ootball 1 ntra murals 1 , 2 odality 1 flee Club 1 erfect Attendance 3 I EDWARD SIKORSKI Boxing 1 lntra murals 1,2 GERALD SIKORSKI Intramurals 1 , 2 Ping Pong 3 Sodality 1 ,4 Perfect Attendance 3 JOHN SIMON Intramurals 1 , 2 Football 2 Ping Pong 4 Sodality 2 Class Officer 2 ROBERT SIMON Basketball 1 Intramurals 2 Ping Pong 3 St. Ioseph's Seminary RONALD SKILJAN Football 1, 2,3,4 Intramurals 1 , 2 Class Officer 1,2,3 Dramatics 4 EUGENE STECHER Bowling 1, 3,4 Intramurals 1 , 2 Ping Pong 3 Sodality 1,2 Class Officer 3 Perfect Attendance 2 Honor Roll 3 JAMES STEINBACH Intramurals 2 Soda lity 4 Perfect Attendance 1 , 3 Cafeteria l,2,3,4 RICHARD STEVENS Intramurals 2, 4 Ping Pong 3,4 Sodality 2 United Nations 4 AURELIO SWAIN Football 1 Boxing 1 Intramurals 1 , 2 Ping Pong 1 , 3 ROBERT SWAIN Boxing 1 ,2 Intramurals 1,3 Class Officer 1,3 Honor Roll l,2,3,4 ROGER S ZC ZEPAN Bowling 1 ROGER SZCZEPAN fC0nt'd.j Ping Pong 2,3 Sodality l,2,3,4 Speech 2 Glee Club 1 Honor Ro1l1,2,3 Living Rosary 4 FRED THOMAS Boxing 1 Intramurals 1,2 Ping Pong 2 Sodality 1,2 Class Officer 1,3 Annual 4 Honor Roll 1 ,2, 3, 4 Senior Official 4 GREGORY TICHAC EK Track Manager 2 Science Club 3,4 Band 1,2,3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1 Honor Roll 2,3 Cafeteria 4 Dance Committee 4 THOMAS TURNER Football 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3 Intramurals 1,2 Ping Pong 3 Sodality 1 Class Officer l Perfect Attendance 1 Honor Roll l,2,3,4 JOHN VOHS Bowling 3 Perfect Attendance 2 St. Louis Prep. Sem. JOSEPH VOSS Bow ling 1 ,2 Intramurals 1 Ping Pong 3,4 JOHN WALKENFORD Football 1 ,2 Basketball 1 , 2 Track 1,3,4 Intramurals 1 ,4 Ping Pong 1,4 Sodality 1 ,2 Annual 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2 Honor R01l1,2,3,4 PAUL WALTON THOMAS WEISSENBERG Football 1 , 2, 3 THOMAS WEISSENBERG fCont 'd,j Track 1 Boxing 1 Intramurals 1 ,2 Ping Pong 1 ,2, 3 Sodality 2,3,4 Class Officer 2 Debate 2,3 Speech Cheerleader 3 United Nations 4 ROBERT WESTERHOLT Intramurals 1 Class Officer 2 McBride DuBourg PAUL WESTHAUS Sodality 1 ,2,3,4 Class Officer 1,2 Speech 2 Honor Roll l,2,3,4 LAWRENCE WIESE Intramurals 1 ,2 Sodality 1 ,2,3,4 Science Club 3,4 Perfect Attendance 2,3 Cheerleader 1 ROGER WILDHABER Intramurals 1 ,2 Ping Pong 3, 4 Sodality 2,3,4 Perfect Attendance 2, 3 Living Rosary 4 DONALD WILLIAMS Sodality 1,2 Speech 1 Perfect Attendance 1 DONALD WOBBE Intramurals 1 , 2 Ping Pong 1 Band 1,2 JAMES ZYCHINSKI Bowling 3,4 Intramurals l,2,4 Ping Pong 3,4 Sodality 1 ,2,3,4 Annual 4 Perfect Attendance 1 ,2, Honor Roll 3 -7-T:-, . rf xy ,J X W 'S A mm 5 V W , W Q 1 P x,,.,i : X A m Q A , :f-v1 - 3 x...l .K 'Nan' Q. gig, WW 'I R K .,,. K.. . w ir? ' -L'- . , .-5593 :X gg , K av M' !, W , . it Hifi . ff' T 1 The Junior tory 208 Members of 208 participate in many activities. Often seen on the varsity gridiron were G. Divis, W. Camarata, R. Kristof, andM. Steiger. R. DeGreeff was a regular on the basketball squad. Eight sodalists and the junior prefect hail fromzos. Those on the CLARION staff are T, Forrestal, W. Camarata, G, Divis, R, Webbe, and T, Rask, Seven members of 208 are in the glee club and five are in theband. Thedramatics club and camera club are also represented in 208. Class spirit was exemplified by the great pace it set in the Christmas food drive. A bushel of apples forced 208 to take second place. The Christmas assembly was conducted by 208 members, who presented a two- act play, THE INFANT HELPS. It was well received by the student body and faculty. W. Camarata fRepresentative7, helps Bro. John Hamman in the running of the room's business. Room 208 hopes to have a class picnic at the end of the school year. 306 Still up on top, is the talk going around S,M. about room 306, in both sports and extra- curri- cular activities. On the gridiron for 306 were J . Rehg, E. Bell and B. O'NeaL J , Wild and T. Tieber backed 306 in the basketball department. T. Tieber, J. Rehg, F. Zerillo, T, Blomberg, D. Gerard and J . Brown achieved a high position on the honor roll. T. Blomberg and F. Zerillo put their talent to work on the speech and debate team, and F. Zerillo captured a fourth place at a big speech meet, E. Martens, W. Klostermann, B. Funk and J . Brown created harmony in the band and chorus. Bringing back the student council news was J . Rehg, the class representative. In the sodality were E. Bell, R. Carr, and J , Rehg, .306 fought their way to the number one spot in the food drive, sparked by W. Klostermann, H Schott, and G. Robinson with 895 articles. ln missions, under the able leadership of Bro. Robert Lewandowski, 306 is far ahead of all other classes in their division. 308 The moderator for Room 308 is Bro. Andrew Psotka and he is aided in his efforts by B. Diepenbrock fpresident and representativej and T. Doll ftreasurerj 308 is represented by S. Biermann, R. Finnegan, and W. Barnes on the CLARION staff. F. Adamski, R. Finnegan, J. Kaluza, and H. Loeblein are in the Sodality, T, Doll, W. Diepenbrock, J . Harvey, and R. Finnegan were on the football team and T. Doll on the basketball team. The intramural soccer team was made up of T, Swayne, F. Willen, W. Diepenbrock, H. Loeblein, E. Giles, C. Kuehnel, J. Harvey, and W. Barnes. Representing 308 on the honor roll were C. Kuehnel. J. Boehler, D. Reiter, T. Doll and J. Koma- dina. S. Schuck was the leader in 308 in the canned goods drive with a fourth of the classes' points to his credit. J. Cowie must have plenty of friends for he bought 20 boxes of Christmas cardsl At the end of the first semester 308 has 341.00 in the missions and had ordered 23 yearbooks. 310 Headed by Bro. David O'l-learn, the juniors of 310 form a very lively group having participants in almost all activities at St. Mary's. The room is particularly proud' of its fine showing on the varsity football team, our representatives being T, Zych fclass representativej, T. Rolli, A, Gad- josik, T, Pudlowski and E. Renaud. Besides having our athletes, we have J . Barta and B, Kamper in speech and dramatics, H. Fend rich on the CLARION staff and in the camera club. J'. Wingber- mule, J. Barta and E. Heckman are also in the camera club. The honor students wereM. Cox qsecretai-yy, H. Fendi-ich, J. Bai-ta, R. Trost, W. Hammerschmidt, W. Kamper Qvice-presidenty, E, Heckrnann, R. Medich, and R. Staten. Our class fared well in the yearbook drive, sodality, Christ- mas food drive, and intramural sports, To top the year off right there will be a class picnic, planned by the class officers led by T, Brown Cpresidentj, and N, Bonastia Ctreasurer.J This school year will be a satisfying one to look back upon for the students of 310. 311 Junior E, Room 311, was guided by R Roseman as Student Council Representative all year. Officers for two semesters were: R. Roseman and J . HanebrinkQPresidentJ, J . Simokatis and D, Monahan Cvice-presidentj, J. Hanebrink and J . Ripper fsecretaryj, and J. Ripper and L. Hertling Qtreasurer.J On the honor roll were found T, J askiewicz, R. Perry, R. Labitska, L, Marks, R Rabbitt, J. Hanebrink, and D. Nack, R. Roseman represented 311 in the Sodality, and D. Bland in speech. R. Roseman and R Dittmar were on the staff of the CLARION, and of the DRAGON. In sports, 311 gave J. Daus, T, Renaud, R. Roseman, and R. Eigelberger to football. Intramural soccer team had J. Hanebrink thigh scorerl, J. Daus, R. Dittmar, R. Eigelberger, R. Merli, D. Nack, R Perry, R Roseman, R. Steffen, L. Gallagher, and R. Labitska. Bowlers were R. Dittmar, J. Hanebrink, R. Labitska, and R. Steffen. Homeroom teacher was Brother Joseph Uvietta, who came to St. Mary's from the great state of Texas. 73 READING DOWN: Row 1: N. Abaid R. Alpiser E. Behr 2: H. Blecha R. Brewer R. DeGreef V 1, fi R I . K if L74 R K at 'Q 5:K N. Hente K 5:D . Kalbac . Kelly R. Klostermanr R. Kristof Ki x. YE S. F . . X ek .Q X X ik Q.. Q. K- ii R W' w -W sf' A .. an 'F N' 2 hw' . Anich E. Bell 2: T. Blombert I. Brown R. Carr I' READING DOWN: Row 1: T. Abkemier D lf? Q ,QS N3 Vx im K 'K W ' ' .ff 5:D G W 6: G. E. T. Gerard Guelbert Harris Hoffman Kalin Kelly . Harbaugh 1. . L. Leiber I. Marshall A. Messina 2: T . Moonier 3: R. Ripper 5: J. Ternak G. Sartori C. Venneman R. Schneider R. Webbe 4: I. Shalhoub 6: W. Wunsch W. O'Fa11on I. Simon T. Rask M. Steiger v - '-1-'-:az Hfiiiikf wifi.: W , ...., , L51 -. I W -122 ' iii. . ' ii ' in 1 j.: 3. . ,, xx A i' U wviei :ref A 7 Z W . z . EH S ' -' '- fr mfsffwf fiwiaik-E: 5 .9 YZ if .2 'QUE + 31 V A 'mg a - .f:2'S.:-:A .. 1 - Tffe . - -if ' 1 A 1 'K . 1 , . -' F 52 . 5 : if . .14 : Wi ' , . . 'Q K' S1 1 a ,L ,x l ,. 5 5' Y K fb if Ni 1 .. . 6 - g h, ,gi-Qiiig F .XS A -2 595 . ..,. - ' i3f5i3f3'1gl1'. Z .K ' ' 1. 2: D. Kuehn L. Lococo E. Martens D. Moore W. O'Nea1 ,. .. M.:- f'iiEi?Esi LSSS A vu... K. .,5,..,.,, .. wi.. .. M .rw 7 9 gi 2 'K . r . ,W . 3 f if 1 . . W. nf M4 W .-vf.f1A.. u. a, S W . .Y S ir, f 3 x 4 .x we if wx 15 . Aw if EQ, i S-nf' X wfqff As.. A '2 W M 10 12 5 .15 ij? , K f' W Sfiilivzi- Y. 11- 65 . . 5 1+ . R r 2. fs R4 .W 41 Q Q4 4 HF, 1- iiggjyff..-i Y J . . 1.25 3:2125 'anna Qfiiffzio . r A - 'iigieimfiirggz f if gi!! 1 - 9 !2..4ggrT KAI i'1.f:ff','f' .4 1? - A A 'fi .. f L ' ' V ' . :5 ' 7? ' . R w f af f: ' ,. ,R f i 9 N P .U i 3, .FK .1 Q 352: , A if vw 4 D 3 Ski may ' X 3 3 5 f Fiiiixi Air tif 5533? if Q r . an J. . 2. A P. ...IX W. ,S ,M N. ei L-Q K4 J., W. Klostermann 3: I. Rehg 5: R. Sim0H M. Repa C. Stroh G. Robinson A. Tieber 4: A. Scheiner 6: I. Wild H. Schott F. Zerillo I , Shine 75 READING DOWN: Row 1 W. Barnes Biermann Boehler Brown Cowie W. Diepenbrock 3: T. Doll I. Feldmaier R. Finnegan 4: O. Funsch E. Giles R. Hahn PM ,, , ., ff? 'wx 1 . ., 5 Af? X 5 5 Q ga W MSS A x uw ,i 2.5 Q Q My ,, aw, fry' Q' Harvey Hogan Ka luza Kilps J . Komadma C . Kuehnel .A . ,..r.,o,w- l f: f fi uw: ' ' ' I' - f j, fggwfiy .... Q va ,rw j , . .. 1 , ' I . sl' 3 dx., g . , , f , .X V... 5.4 X -wr ET.: anim -wx.: w km:-'S'-1 -iiixw 4, 3 0 -wr: mmf BM ? . V g . K ,,...h in ., ,:,. , ,. f I R L- L K Q. Ln . ij.: ri C gf gf? f XL fi ' I rr.. 5. :W R . QQ T4 r-rr n . We - :..z , K I k . , B. R '.rr ' . 'wears R onus i ,L -Q Q Q' -5551 ziffg f g 5 1 .-.E ig fxilf 43- 1 READING DOWN: Row 1 A Ahrens I Barra Billedo Bonastia Brown Cox or nnrr 3: D . Dittmaier M . Drysdale H. Fendrich 4: M. Flieg A. Ga jdosik C. Glover iw f aw ,NEAR . Xi i nl' ' 3 ,vxb xv Mk 51 .E L pm HM 15, 'XF' . WS X. 8 XTX H if ...-- , . wg 1-31:3 F 5 Qs nmersc E. Heckmann . Huhman . Kamper . King N. Kreitler H G D G S. J. Ia: 1 ilfleifliilwl lii , Lo eblein McGi1vray Mikes Morgan Orlando Pruellage 42 3: Ja. .1 x W VIE? me , Ig 'E fl? I ,F 1 ws . . gk wi 7 if . 5 , lata , f, ,. ,, Y sg Q W. ,z . 'QM 5 g '--if I si 'V 1 132115. 'A I L N' 1' :xr ,5-, - .. , Y K Q G Q: 2 M . gg, K W 5655. ' K 'X J L it wi 2 it ' ' ,i g I wx s wa. 32? ' . ff U1 O Q all . W' A A mx? Q W. Q ' ., .... his 515553. .tm H +31 K K Wye . 3 w Q.: 'E . ,. . T, ,,, W, .-L ., 1 W . -Q . 534 . . -:Z- :er -E N A Q' ' 15 I if :Eff .i . ey 5344 zgzggy R. R. R. D T I. Kunz Mahfood Medich Mitchell Morarty Perrin Reiter Reric ker Rohrbacker Schuck Sikorski Sotolar lf R a F ' 9' .A K? 5r 2. , . Pudlowski E. Renaud R. Rhode . Rolli . Schmieder . Schueck fa as W ag' X R K4 ii. .f . . . . 5 . f Q , E2 g k? Us 58 5 . 16' gg . 'B H? 5: T. Swayne I. Torrillo G. Vonder Haar 6: F. Willen I. Zivic R R' ' . we t Lgfggfgf, 4.15.3 -. -' .W ' ,T i: :' . .3z.2.:: 'I 2. .Z f'a..49' -W . 2 M W 1 J 4 2 +5 1-5 .u' .1-H 1 WSI we-..,..: ,W :JJ- - ' -: 'f W . lf., . 5. Q 1 f we 7 4 K ,:lW,.,f A155 - .Q-.,,,. . wwf ,WE Z --gm, : V :ah 1. -5-L . : - gs9?Ls?if: 53155: :sa sw- ' ' V t , L 5 Kamal. Y. A . fi 1 W :W M S X, Q. f T f W ly X 1 ... N, HM .V C073 if Q 5 fx 55, . D325 I A2 X li ... Ji E..n,.. .,,: .i R enllll Qf.. A ...P MJ.. .... . . X 4. . 2 Q5 .1 nga! J 'Silt' J 1 F W? Q? V52 tixfg w . .-.- + -1 5 'f' V ' ' V ...M Pl v H , ,, f .,,. K 4 14 ,M -gk i gg ' 53 2 ig K 5 -M X , 0 3' ' Wifi .3 5 H .55 mg., Q Sl my V z M GSW? X Yi .at Z X , i M I '. 382252 ,MP fa, s-Wifi 'il 1 la x 5. 4. 523 5 . . 5? it W, r mn xx 'il 'gif ,I I' . e ' A fifzzfssfygggwfe 1:gs1f22Q, :,f::x:.,f:z, ,. ,,,.-,,..,g:5 12, ::,..,m .. ,V K in E 'sk .3 V, .3 ,,.. .5 5: E. Silies R. Staten V. Swoboda 6: R. Trost J. Wingbermuehle T. Zych READING DOWN: Row 1: D. Becker D. Bland D. Bouckaert 2: I. Daus R. Dittmar R. Eigelberger up F rnandez Folk Gallagher Hanebrink Henson Hertling Jaskiewicz Kirnbauer Kristani ch Labitska Marks Merli M5 V M . f -rv. . fe - gb K-Q. H -f :fa.:e::?l:. N' L fVi9?f5i ?I1EiXi5'I YL! x xv zf ! r 5 K X175 N wg m . 9 6 mf X Q eh H' , gg 1 fe eq: 1 , iff, , A , L 1 3,45 4 E if Q 'A ' T in E, ,QM - -. . , . ww, s-- fx w.,-fe ' , .-'. 2 S 15. f WE -1 iff-1 : - .,. zz: X ...., ,... - . r rrrr 1 si ,r 1 5 21 ik 1 . :iq,pis.3 i ' .. .gi M . Q . . 4.11 1' Q K me i+ vw. QA- - em WH 2, N in 9 fx i X - .-, . - z X . .J ,, 5. 5f.i7r,f Wei.-'1 fini- Lf' f12,fi'-W.. L . ,ryg rryky , . .:gg.,,g, ..3 .,.,. ,A V .R . I Y ' if - ' '- A R V ,W . ,., f a.,.,.m.a-..x .. . ' .gk- 5 .. ,Q I 1 . .- ' -R R .. f ,,,. ,. I . 'ENEERQ,TS,g5fQ:w'ggiQ3w5gfLiYaf2 J -w+z1j5:.,n.fQsb-Wx. QW-.ww-M' zffwfw-Q.H.W..a - . ,. W . D iff ' ., , ' A V ' ..,, X E 'fwigii -'ffl-sf' F71-'Y ZW' f ps. f 4, A mf rw .zaggff ,M fix. - r S gipifzyi .ai K e : I rrr , - f xr M R i A .. .fr . R if B V. .M ' - ' ...y 1 -TH' , r N . V.. ' , H , A Q 5 l 'fV:'- .:.. R Q. R ,, . . h. rr M5 1. 555 f Q., J- Row 1: D. Monahan D. Nack R. PGITY 2: R. Roabbitt T. Renaud J. Ripper R. Roseman I. Schneider 03' . ., ' R 5:R B . Trueman . Warneke I. Sertl M. Wittich J. Simokaitis . Steffen . Szevery SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS FRONT ROW: P. Westhaus, highest honors: H. Richter, highest honors: C, Behnen, high honors: W. Manzelli, D, Richins, J. Schneider, high honors. SECOND ROW: J. Kallial, F, Thomas, J, Rickert, highhonorsg D. Ricciotti, high honors, D. Blackwell, high honors: E. Meyer, T, Turner. THIRD ROW: G, Fulk:-, L, Putz, W. Kroupa, J, Adams, C, Kubik, S, Luczak. JUNIOR HONOR STUDENTS FRONT ROW: highest honors, G, Divis, J' . Boehlerg high honors, T. Tiedber, R Medich, R Schneider, G. Sartori, E. Heckmann, H. Fendrich, F. Zerillo, R Trost. SEC- OND ROW: D. Nack, R DeGreeff, H. Schott, R Staten, K. Kalbac, T. Blomberg. J. Rehg, W. Hammer- schmidt. TIHIRD ROW: C. Venneman, R Labitska, T. Abkemeier, R. Perry, W. Kamper. BACK ROW: T. .THSkieWiCZ. .T. Barra, R. Rabbitt. J. Komadina, D. Gerard, L. Marks., SOPHOMORE HONOR STUDENTS FRONT ROW: highest honors, R Voss, F. Fleming, R. Sch- mitt: high honors, M. Winston, F, Large, H. Harbaugh, L. Modirke. SECOND ROW: J. Orf, D. Piekarski, G, Putz, P. Robinson, K. Giebe, G, Frank, D, Kostecki, A. Krupski, D. Schmidt, C. Janson. THIRD ROW: L. Mclnturff, M. Poetz, R. Green, D, Port, K. Mebruer, W. Heidger, F. Bergfeld, J. Schrader, E. Ziegler. BACK ROW: L. Herberholt, C, Winlder, R Rhode, J. Hess, A. Radosevich, R. Frerker, J. Colombo, A. Lampe, D, Lind, R. Setchfield. 'X HONOR STUDENTS 79 W w . 7-iw 1 qw, fm if ., as 'WI' ' ww 1, 4 0 if , , ,. u 4 eyxilxi, .. , wmdsinsuww L ww 2 . f kr , 5 1433? E ggi Qfsgf wwf Q ,5:,,'., VQQNW N W sz-il.-S 4 M K x v 5 1' LLLL The Sophomore Story 301 Bro. James Dowdy, R, Hamtilfpresidentj, C, Brezfvice-presidentj, D, Schneider Qtreasurerj, and D. Pott Cstudent representativej guided 301 through this school year, The class paper, 301 Spotlight related the activities of 301 students. In sports, more than half the room went out for intramurals, Ten students were in B football and basketball. J , Saufnauer and R. Green played varsity football and basketball respectively, Twenty-five boys made high honors and honorsg F, Fleming, R. Voss, and R. Schmitt made highest honors, The Sodality claimed fifteen boys and elected D, Schneider sophomore division prefect, 301 gave eleven troubadours to the glee club and four musicians to the band. R. Vangel, L. Moehrke, R. Voss, F. Fleming, D. Kostecki, and J , Schaeffer were active in speech, 302 President T, Turner, Student council representative W, Biedenstein and Brother Albert Glanton controlled 302's affairs this school year, G, Waeckerle, H, Johnson, W, Biedenstein, T, Turner, B, Rolfes, W, Schaper, P, Christopher, J, Chapman, B. Sciortino, T. Green and P. Judge produced the class paper, The Progressorj' Room 302 had T. Klein on varsity basketball with R, Roemerman and W. Bledenstein on B team. B football had P. Judge, R. Kelly T. Forrestal, K, Schneider, R. Pestka, and D, Wencewicz, T, Slama and J. Lesniewski were the high bowlers from 302, Honor roll students were J. Orf, G, Putz, D, Schmidt, A. Tornatore, L. Herberholt, and C, Janson. Sodalists were W, Biedenstein, H, Johnson, C. Janson, J, Lesniewski, T. Turner and J. Pelly. 303 Glory was added to glory by the boys of 303 under the direction of Bro. Charles Lohrenz. Starting the year they elected D. Piekarski as president and J. Fiorino as class representative. In sports 303 had J, Fiorino and P, Quinn on varsity football, B football members were: G. Frank, C. Irose, D. Piekarski and C. Wagner. In bowling were H. Peters, G. Frank and R Staats. For the first semester 303 ranked first for the whole school in total amount of money given to the missions. Scholastically 303 did well. M, Winson made high honors for the first semester and G. Frank, E, Setchfield, C, Wagner, K. Fey,J. Hess, D. Lind, and D, Piekarski made honors. P. Quinn and G, Frank were in speech. Representing 303 in the Sodality were twelve boys and in the chorus ten. 303 was the only class to attain 100'7o sales in the yearbook drive. 304 Those chosen for class officers were A. Roth Cpresidenty, J. Spennerfvice-presidentj, R. Garcia ftreasurerj, and M. Hiles Csecretaryg Under the direction of Bro, Joseph Rasky these boys officiate at all class meetings and take charge of drives and projects. Representing 304 on the honor roll were F, Large with high honors and P. Rhode, M. Roetz, and P. Robinson with honors. In the Christmas food drive, 304 brought in 551 items for a percentage of 145O07o. The leaders in this drive were J , Rudden and R. Killian, In the Sodality 304 is well represented by G. Guelker, R. Killian, C. Nash, M, Poetz, A, Roth, and J , Rudden. ln football R. Sallenbach made the varsity team and C. Nash, M, Poetz, J , Spenner, and H, Wyman made the B team. With M. Poetz, en- couraging us, 304 reached the top of the Christmas Card drive, 305 Representing 305, the following are in the Sodalityg D, Baumen, M, Bogad, G, Farrar, E, Delvlierre, J. Domachowski, and A, Ulrich, Bro, Edward Jach is the moderator of room 305 and is assisted by G. Farrar Chomeroom representative.J On the honor roll were A. Krupski, L. Mcln- turff, and A. Radosevich. ln the Christmas food drive room 305 surpassed all other sophomore rooms and their success was due mainly to J. Madden, D, DeM.ierre, D. Kelly, T. Kuhlmarui, and T, Madden. Room 305's lettermen in B football were M. Bogad, D, Corcoran, G. Farrar, L, Mclnturff, E. Renaud, and D, Swengros, In B basketball were D, Corcoran and D, Swengros, J. Becker represented 305 in speech, In the chorus are T. Bruner, C. Dippel, and A. Radosevich, In the band are R. Becker. J. Beffa and J . Domachowski. 116 Even a brief glance at the activities of homeroom 116 will show that its members contributed generously to all the school functions. Names from our room regularly seen on the honor roll in- cluded F. Bergfeld, J . Colombo, F, Schoemehl, J. Schrader, and E, Ziegler. Sodality membership was held by three of our twenty-three students, namely, R. and D, Anthony, and J , Schrader. Athletically we were represented on the B football team by end R, Garibaldi and tackle M. McDonnell. R. Mayer held down a position on the B basketball team. Helping our homeroom teacher Bro. Terrence O'Connor guide the various activities was the job of Student council representative R. Orf. In apostolic work, too, 116 always did more than its share, Per capita, 116 ranked first in the school in mission collections, and attained over 1,900 per cent in the food drive at Christmas time. 81 READING DOWN Braun Brez Curry Eller Emrie I Dlethelm Row 1 Fischer Fleming Frerker Giebe Green Hamtil X mg.. f. wf.'Qf.sefQ1m,2.5,.Sgsg.g5 www . 1 W ww SR ii N N --1- lg Q 'X J 2 ,.f mf . R I Q... . .,,w,,, .gg , 3 'w+ . .v 5: H W D. 6: A. K. V. Harbaugh I-Ieidger Kostecki Lampe Mebruer Milonas il -ar' g 2 .. ., , : .7 . f- W , We . :., .55 f ., n x R. R. . YE in-Q. :, ' 2 . J . , , . X. - .. f -- ..... , s , , READING DOWN: Row 1: A. Amann W. Biedenstein J. Chapman 2: P. Christopher Ai:,T . Qi T ' -.wifes - ll 3. 4. T L. C H . . ' W ' ' 3: V. C. F R. R . . . 2' T 4. K. H. R ' R . S54 . 5 . 5 'N . f' l ' 'f1fi.a... kfLf7: I i f a .11 , I ., ..,,.. .. ,.,., .... ,, ' . 5 124 . 2 1 'lf 1' ,-fr' ,, , .11 :L . f ' f f 5 .,,. iff Swim X fs- - . age... . f'7fk5'f. if , Eiffigflilsf. .n 4 ' .Aff -af -Y S Jizz.: - v' iifi-'2'112'i:.w2l. X , . . -I. ., . 'V' . X Zj : . f .' H ggi 5 Qlff a. ,si an. lim, 1- if Q1 , Vi . W in eeee ' 0 . ,W ,, . as ., . - g Sp. .iv 55 5 f 3, .1 . . 1 5. . - -3 . MN. . : Exam ' :fQ,.f, 35' 5 'L Q' 5 il X is I g .J , ' ---..:,w',..w f - ' V, I J ,,5,,V ,V ,K K Q 4 HY--wwf. 1, 7 Hz. M iw. 4 -. . I R Wwe: U E ' D my ,.. ' . K I 4 ' y up 2 P . 4: W 3 is ,, Q. M . Q ' X if Q .. V I Y an f 4 iii' g , if M -it L -n D QM hw X M. Damon T. Foerstal R. P. Green Herberholt Janson J hnson Judge Kadane f g X we VY W 7 5. 5. .FQ R. Kelly T. Klein R. Lange J. Les I. Orf I. Pelly 1: 2: L. Moehrke K. Morenz D. Port J, Prado R. Richter I. Saufnauer 3: J. Schaeffer R. Schaumburg R. Schmitt 4: D. Schneider C. Scager I. Sengheiser 5. 6. R. R D. Stege . Sind . Vangel Voss Wilson R. G . Yalla ly Ps V. S is fiiiff M flex Llfz A ,,fi' 'E W e . V S fi. Effiliilifi .. ' I il -1:7 -up aims- I' if -1 QQ 4,-R Hz.. 51 51' ' fig- 'I-iii' f rs L ' ,. . -iz' ,-.zifi S me ' fm .. . . f- Vw Y f:i55:Eff' 'is5S5?:? A . ' L 3 ' .L - U . I -. Q , fp., P 7 -H ' - 2' r v- 11. IJ' dw.. . , . , ., Y 4, I ' f ' 'P ks :E ' W ' ' ' -. ..gf ...ik I .fi . ., .. , .. r . , M -- - e -v Q 1-.. ' , T 34 E 4 ' Y ' Ei: '-M-,E12..,igif:., - ELF' K rm' 1 iii'--K ir ' n . if , I V.,, I.. ...J L, - +2-za . S: ' 21 '--fa g ' fm - -I - ' :re-' fag. 1 5' . - . ' A K U. E A I . 25531 L . . S. 1 - i f . ' f - :12yg2215QiE2ivi,.231 , w:vgf'Lifff .4e.,,.. ff Qlggfgii ri - , if f 331 K 1: 2: Pestka Putz R. Roemerman Rolfes Sa lih Schaper R. G. B. V. W. Schmidt Schneider Schulte Sciortino Slama Sruever 3. D. K. R. 4: B. T. G. fIfe?Si5iEQ33!45Z5fizfflsi ' wi. . 3--ww . we - sr' .eeiw .gi ,ffi'f: g A' 'f-.j:. ,.,. ...fi L... r. iw.. If 'A 4 .-.N M N.. A wsri ' 12232. A . , 2. A K .1 M' Z 2 ' ':'s..g.,.,Z ..,.i.t A .- 1' il af 2 ,awww .. - L Q - f iii. 33 gg. E mx 71 if z we 4 . E'llwg,+ix 'av g , f sa 51? Y 4 4. f 1 K fix MS , . 512 X .2 T 1 ...rw ...,. , S f A . ff V9 , 'E , EV. . V . . 'viriifgeigif 'J' 'Rx 83 5- V. - .., .,.. Sw ayne . Tornatore . Turner 6- R. Vierling D. Wencewicz . Waikler ' glgmw, '.w,,.ss1 Q5 1 i 44 .. ' g f. 1 fairy wu z.. 1 252:-vii.. 1 - I Miss rs f , V ew.. 1-, .ws MSF' li-11.75 :wrfwf giF,?gijFfiE,jf3?2iaili522Z?:ESf7Vi ' . ,,. ,m,,,.. . ..,, . .1 wfizvegff . fm SFU 15 fi 'ur' X- . van -ii? .. ,, .- 'Egg rap: s .Q 1 .5 If likwgjf K 5,3 .,.rj' Q K K -131 aff., W 'ii K.. , ,. A -..va 2 ...rf K W MRF! + iw.: , , J ifzwgyf fg ffggggi 'K 'fu qul, .fb 'M' . -5 i S Q, 396 K K, , f f wi Gi 'Q' gg v 3 ., W 7 ...wg 4 ffm, ,Q ..5f W ,. ,.,,..,. ....-.'.... , , 2152! . X , w if 'E' if: wi! ,it 7: G. Waeckerle READING DOWN: Row 1: R. Aldridge R. Anthony E. Bokern 2: J. Calloni L. Eckstein J. Federhofer K. Fey I. Fiorino G. Frank D. Goughenour R. Heib A. Heims J. Hess C. Irose G. .Teggle R. Jones J. Knese G. Kuhlman .,. ...:,l:::, V A bl l Q . READING DOWN: Row 1: C. Adams Faulstich Holdenried R. Alpiser Garcis Ienicek D. Been Guelker Killian 2: T. Dick Hall Konieczny W. Diehl Hendron Large K. Duvall Hiles Luecken Lind 3: R. Reitenbach 5: Lowery M. Ryle Martise W. Schuster Peters 4: E. Stchfield 6: Pierkaiski L. Smith Quinn R. Staats Lynch Nash Poetz Rhode Robin s Roth V. Stehlin I. Svezia P. Taylor C. Wagner M. Winston Spenner Thomas Ti mmons Toth Wohlstad ter Wunsch v. J ,. r READING DOWN: Row 1: D. Bauman 3: T. Bruner J. Becker D. Corcoran R. Becker D. DeMierre 2: J, Beffa 4: T. Dempsey R. Brinker J. Domachowski ' 3 O 5 M. Boagd .C. Dippel . Farrar Fendler . Flotron C. Frederitzi T. Gleason K. James READING DOWN: Row 1: D. Anthony 3: R. Buban R. Anthony J. Cavatairo 2: C. Ballinger 4: J. Colombo F. Bergfeld J. Dickson' 86 Garibaldi Iarus Krus Laaker W W :Qrag..cgaQ5,,, 3 5 2' Qwfzwf xi.s-v.QQ:3- :E 35? M f 'iimwfls-2, D. Kelly A. Krupski T. Kuhlman P. LeBeau J. Madden T. Madden - 'kmmrazm - . 1. -. . Manz Mclnturff Nischwitz . Palazzolo A. Radosevich Renaud , . 53? .52 I. bocher R. Mayer M. McDonnell I. McFarland R.O Pisoni Schoemehl I . Reynolds F. M T. D. A Sotolar Soullo Spangler Sw engro Ulrich S R. Muenz 5: J. Schrader rf E. Ziegler Q 1 , V wan as 1. A 79955 , is AW,.z .. Vf fm gsm- :af J 4 -'gpg , vi S if Q? 5 , Vygg :':.1 ' V Q, - ' , sw, WN 4 PM .iV,i xx The Freshman tory 201 Representing room 201 for highest honors are T. Rochow, R Dunn, D. Rutkowski, P. Otto, and R. Albers, High honors were achieved by I. Gaal. Honor students were D. Hale, V. J usionis, and C. Orsborn. R, Szevery and R Dunn are 201's debate trophy winners. Also in debate and oratory are D, Rutkowski, F. Friel, and C. Orsborn. Do not think 201 is all brains and no muscle. 201 had the sad losers V, J usionis, F, Friel, F,Zak, A.Short1and on the C football teamg the happy winners D. Rutkowski, P, Otto, D. Hale, R. Albers, and N. Berring were on the freshmen basketball team. R. Mueller is 201's lone bowler. Almost everyone participated in intramural basketball and softball, Nearly half the class belongs to the Sodality. 201 is also well represented in glee club, band, art club, and camera club. The class is under the guidance of Bro. Jerome Botnmer. R. Albers is homeroom representative, P. Otto the class president, and R. Sweeney is the class treasurer. 202 All for 202! And it was ALL for 202. The homeroom was well represented in all activities. On C team football were L. Turner, R. Schaefer, D, McCauley, and R. Kunz, On C team basketball were L. Turner, D. McCauley, R. Stephens, A, Grimrnel, P. Fingerhut, and S. Sutter. On the debate teams were J. Durney, R. Gillyon, R Miles, P. Kohl, W. Nolan and R. Sturm. Two of these--P. Kohl, and W. Nolan, were on the team which won a first place trophy for St. Mary's earlier in the first semester. W, Nolan represented 202 in the drama club. ln the Sodality were J, Chappuis, J. Durney, R Irwin, P. Kohl, J , Burnm, R. Kreitler, R. Kunz, J . Mattingly, A. Meyer, W, Nolan, and R Schaefer. The Dragon Grapevine, class paper of 202, was popular even among other students in the school. 202 tied for first place in the first round of basketball intramurals. The homroom representative from 202 was R. Stephens. L. Turner, class president, assisted Bro. Philip Hartlaub by his active work and good example. 203 Room 203 is taught by Bro. Richard Schrader and is represented in the student council by D. Aegerter. Room 203 is proud of its active and enthusiastic support of school activities. In the field of sports it is outstanding, Twelve boys made C team football with D. Bergfeld, J. Gribben, D. Robben, and R, Stumpf gaining starting positions on the team. D. Bergfeld and R. Stumpf made B team basketball while threeother boys play on the C team. 203's intramural basketball team is off to a fine start and with victories over the tougher opponents appears to be well on its way to the intramural championship. A great number of the boys are sodalists. Twelve boys are in the glee club while several more are in the band. Boys from 203 are likewise active in debate, cheerleading, bowling, camera club, and art club. With all these activities, several boys still have time to excel in studies with N, Harase, N. Hoernschemeyer, and D. Bergfeld, con- sistently gaining high honors. 211 The top boys on the class totem polewere T. Held Cpresidentj, R. Gasko Qvice-presidentj, M. Forester Csecretaryj, N. Cleeland Ctreasurerj, and J. Norrenbers qclass representativej, 211's moderator was Bro.. Michael Zarr. The Sodality embraced T. Niedbalski, J . Norrenberns, R. Hoyt, T, Held, M. Forester, G. Janson, D. Kassebaum, S. Kornberger, J. Seidler, A. Bello, T. Quinn, R. Rohlfing, W. Russell, R Gasko, D. Nowak, M. McKay, and J. Majda. S. Kornberger with 408 points to his credit helped the class to finish first in the freshmen division in the food drive, With 5,760 points, 211 finished third in the school, The top turkey ticket seller with 41 tickets sold was A. Fischer, At rnid-year 211 was leading the freshmen division in mission collections and was in second place in the school. T. Niedbalski, J. Nor renberns, R. Krulic, and B, Mertzlufft, made the honor roll. R. Hatesohl was on the freshmen debate team. On the C football team were S. Rick, J. Norrenberns, R Gasko, and J . Werner. 212 212's outstanding boy in sports was R. Leiniger who, in football, was responsible for several touchdowns, and was on the B basketball team, R. Hoffmann, W. Lamers, G, Plassmeyer, B. Schwantner, and R. Wooldridge were also in football. R. Ripper managed C team football and B team basketball. R. Pohl managed C team basketball while D. Broderick, P. Geiger and D. Hoffman managed varsity basketball. Homeroom representative R. Hoffman assisted Bro. Francis Palma in all school activities. L. Fischer led the room in the sale of turkey raffle tickets and also in the food drive with a donation of 150 cans, 212 proudly helped to erect the Christmas crib on thecampus. Boys inthe Sodality were: R. Auck, A. Bieg, J. Gaffney, R. Holtz, T. Kenrick, R. Leininger, T, McDermott, D, Noll, G, Plassmeyer, R. Pohl, W. Schmidt, F. Wansong, R. Woold- ridge, G. Grote, and L. Fischer. On the honor roll were D. Broderick, D. Lambrich, G. Plass- meyer, J. Wolf, R. Bommarito, and P. Geiger. 89 READING DOWN: Ho ehn Hogemiller Hom Jusionis Ka lbac Karil 6313? hx Row 1: R. Albers T, Depke M. Amann Dunn R. Benz Friel 2: J. Berg Gaal I I I I C. Berger Guldner N. Herring , Hale rr' ,,k.. B ,,r. rr.r X K ' sg Brre R iv- yi fiew?rwsQ25i W I . I READING DOWN: Row 1: F., Bick - D. Flemrng G. Billingsley . Gillyon 3- Bumm Grimmel 21 J- Ch3PPUiS Gummels I. Dumey - P F. h He1B . mger ut R. Irwln R. Jakubeck J. Kern P. Kohl R. Kreitler R. Kunz R. Mantych 1. 2. G. G R. I. C. P. Knoll 32 . Kruger Mueller Mundy Orsborn Otto 4: A. I . Robben Rochow Ro ma y Rueve Rutkowski E. Schremp T. G. D. 5. , A . Shortland R. Sweeney R. Szevery 6: A. Tuhro E. Ucinski R. Van Well ' ,,.,,mnn..T 1 A wg? i:. ,,....,. ... 2.5 132. fi ,Q EV' A M . Q .W ff? F ig , 3 97 5' 'W 5!i?'i5:4liff if. 'f' ...iziw QWZJ sm 4 asm :. Shelf fffiffrr if E. v fin: ':' - wx vi em. ,.. 6 . .. V wggiri Yi , . A . . x X 6' A J.. R. . Xi- T GA '13 1 Zff' 1 mf- rt- .,...,.... r QE 1 2. sas mag ielglgwew SQ arm 3' giggggfg 9323 if 4 ,B fylmm ,.,.q: A i QW R . ...zu we. .azz 1. 5 -S Q M Q Q JY 5 . s uri Z- nfl? ,, f .V . avr' A FWD Q fry, K yt K K . 5 V34 .. in f ix . T if i 'ix r ,. 1 FE 5 lf f Q . T. Mataya 3: I. Mattingly D. McCauley A. Meyer 4: R. Miles I. Mo ran ag Musielak Nolan Peroutka RHPP Ready R. Reitz C. W. R. R. D. 523515 ' ' M.. ' 'z 7 -1' 1. manga? S5552 515315 '51 ff' ig You S 1 is . . .,..,. - V? , v. , .LH . .. . . W2 ,Q . .X . ,,gf,w. , g k-.twgg gf . K 1 . K 6 K 1. ,K J . f. ',f'..5.g!f ,:'Q',,.,5f ' 5: R. R. R. 6: S. B. L. 91 - few 1 ' ' V ' . i5l15fQ.5g?' 5534, .. .L .as W. ,. ,g-,raffle X' ?f459f42EQIiJ' 5, 1 ..,.f.1.-111 2 H K 4 Q, H .25 .ag 5215? is -'s K ....,,,,.,- . i E? V 1 5 ra Q M X X- '11 ,lx . Q W 'Q-2' .ffwwsv-:fw.:11 . ,nf 7 .r 'QD li F ' 1 l S .K 8 K gl Q 1' 4 K 45 x ak W Q Q .fm g . will . A 1 . .3 . if YH' ,, 1. MSse.s?Hiwt.12 :'-w.ew:....p- ..Q:-w.,-a.,,-.fm-S,-,. -: . ga ,.g.f--mr.-. M.. K 55.4575 .. asf - 'mf T57 'fikt iii' Q5-,Q sw .2 gi ,333 Qi gw 2 h .4 ff at ,332 r Mm ' -x .4 E, . . . f 'Z -Elf' i lm-K... X -v., , fn Wafer? 7: F. Zak ' :.. g :!, sukiw 's -Hi Zi: f if 'z .1 wg gm-ygz,f.yf,9...,,..-we 1 - g X ' 1 -- f , ' ix -ET' W K Schaefer Stephens Sturm Sutter Toth Turner 7: J. Venneman READING DOWN: Row 1: R. Ackerman Q gr, 5. 'fin WZ' S!! . fi2f..15? a f 4, 5 D. Aegerter D, Bergfeld 2: R. Bolte D. Brown R. Cleary A . , '- ': -. D 3: R. Dolenz 5: J, R. Failla E, T. Flavin N 4: E. Friedrich 6: R, D. Gerdes R, I . Gribben M A 1 in F .,.. A, RRR, . df Q, as E Ng Q? 'ask iw 5 RSX .M if e xx ik? . . .gif Q, M . X. , . as A D fwfr .1 f ' gxsils sf: .viii 117136 5 ' Q - fi' 2 ,,.-J.. SMXNEE-.T5 V x SHE 5 NWS A ,Q M .., Y ...W M X 5?-A . V R 5 J IK S K il JR .. a S Q zgigyrffi h f e W we Q. , imwiiem ...sf-F9 W - 2' . 4 A R A 2 M Guntli Ha ar Harashe Havrilla Hawksley Hilliard .1 ar .W ,rffg .S j- f 2:13 . N. .P Ba Xi E X x X ,, ... V ' A .,. .L ' 4' . a or f was Y 'L : K '7 - '--: - If -N J -:fi .Q W X . S ' . , r a - ff . .,... me - 'L Q 4' S! D a. 'li ' S . - w x r.Q '1 - k,:. - A w-'k If ,. ,.,, ' I 4 4 ' I . P D . Q, IFQI N4 ., K . 'RQ' N ' . M' a . Q. A , V , VQR- i ' 'D - A - ,, I 4 ' Rrrr . g - ..,. .Mg ,. ...,. .Af j K ' 4 k . . 'D . iff ' if ,... : 'H r r Z' as D . f -- i yf- . . .ff ff.r:-5-'ififd f 2 3 H3 ' READING DOWN: Row 1: G. Bauman 2. Bello A. P. Borick N. Cleeland D. Declue A. Fischer 3: M. Forester 5- R. Gasko J. I-Ieenan S. 4: T. Held 6- R. P. Hilkemeyer R. Hoyt E. . G. D. T. Janson Kassebaum Kornberg er Krulic Krull Lesch 1: N. Koernschemeyer R. Huber D. Kadane 2: D. Kornfeld R. Krieger D. Lewis ,,.., ...,,, . ,,g' '-fs-, .f f 5 ..z. , 3: J. Lewis R. McCarthy C. Parrott 4: I. Radosevich I. Reid T. Remsbecker .sk Mo, , , V . . 1 6 rr Q H 5 J f . Q M . jk S' . 'iff f Q W M, a r x 2' , N .R Q 2 . .- U s a N 1 ff Y-:i .ff 3 2-iw?-wvikfsr 'effwisi vii, , 2 fi ' 1w a4EiE5ssi2ai2Q?3g - - Z M32 ? 1gg 5mg53zg?Q zi.-pq Q.: .,,, wisfissf fssfzewzsgf usifggffgsws M,,Q, ,A .. ':C:v.:,f:5:: -::4:::v5:? , f-:4- 'I 99 '19 . 319916 Vfififififl Qisflfi 512232 1 new e21w'fff ffwv: 'wif fszisygf 1 :5 ,. 'f. 2 'Y . . ' QE- ' 'G' :SES ' 'iF :'. ...- : ,.,. V wil Z1 e,H'w5f, wiv. . 2'-5 ? - H-Sw . ':':x'i': 1. ,. ,AU,,.,,...s:QL R R I V , f .M A 5 K g f , :f,:..f,3, Q, , K, A v i ff , . J-:ss - ' X T ... . .J . . - ...,. I ' J 1,115 - 'X M35 .i yi isa: W, 4 .ii ,fm i f,,l, 1:w'f.zg xr L-,, ' QQI' - ., f gg Q. S Ugg? 35523 Wim! 4 Q fx .3 :miss msg Nia ls!! iss is .4 ig: W l 2 Q, , .,., Q 6: 5: D. Robb T. Rolli CH F. Ruzicka T. Schu I. Villa J. Weiss 1fg,5fssg:w ,71S:3Q'U .ML J: ,-,ia w..,,, ler 1, Sig: - X cfs, 2315 LQ f fu? EQ f M Q MQ A 4 ' 2. M' sf., We . i sr: Q... vw ' Ag , 554. ' i warg: 33 . 6 em' J 'ages Ji . i Q ... ..- wif:-LS-2' , gif . , . , W , 5 lj: rf Q J QB V , , . ' is ig? Q9 Mg, gkssif , , 2 :ps 4 4 sf va 4 S ww C , Q W Y 1 1 ,55 r,, ,, 1 - Y ' 1155 M Y M 'YP in 'T' i'..1fF-.111 X 1 'S fi -' - , H ' T 1.1 X .. ,, -al , K SW- 1g2fg:f'QJf im A. 1' 1 .. ,fvxiw ,, f 1 , 5' ' X 'gf W ' - -51:-'-S' ' 'f f 2- .. -- N521 wi 5 49: 'essex .- NH- it-if' if- :HH-1: f:1 f H ,I - -- g ag, S4 , .5 sm' we H ' ,milf - 7 Q . I iw. f1fT?,a:': - ww- ffs ilf' , , .., , ,,.,f, , , .,,...,. ,..,.,, ..,. - . V1 1 f T .---. pl 'Z Q' ' T W- 'Q 53 Q 15: 3 - ' -,,:. . ..:53 . ' .,.. . ha. :: ff -:if H.. ::,-I ggggz K , In .... gg x 7, S X f . . -f 'L x f 'V l 1 M N , ff :.:1, 'fg qffti f ' '-R H - .1-1 , ' K 1: I. Majda R. Masek I. McCormick 2: M. McKay B. Mertzlufft R. Mulac 3: 4: T. Niedbalski I. Norrenberns D. Nowak I. Powell T. Quinn S. Rick 93 5: 6: R. Rohlfing W . Russell R. Schott J. Seidler J. Werner M. Witzig 7: G. Wrombel R. Zamberlan 3. 3:55-9. 2: H - -7v1si4A2,ff. 2 ' - :gmt K M gjgg ' fini ' gg.--331 it Y :V ' ,:.ir1.nw:,11,:g'fiyw r :ak :. ' :rits . . i sr ' ' lf 1 . ---.fu , ,fe H, f 3 ': 'iw eeii-' .54 ff? X .- W x ,ss , ..,,.. ., J, 4. M , , . . ,,, Wwzeriiqgrfw, shim- x ,r if-s c g'f4.,fm7 ' wE,z.'if3 . . .'i?X:.F' Q ,i., c 5 'K . K 3 11 Y K 4-::fxf?? , K :f 3 ',I so f,.,, ,, u n 2: READING DOWN: Row 1: R. Anderson R. Auck G. Behr A. Bieg R. Bommarito D. Broderick .' f , g .R AF AI ,Q H . x SQ? . ,Q X.. F A3 W , . 2 I K V -..,. ' 5 'r . 5 3: I. Earley 5: G. Geiser '75 R, Hoffman, R. Eichhorn G. Grote R. Holtz L. Fischer T. Harrington R. Jakubiak 4: G. Flynn 6: N. Helfrich J. Gaffney G. Henry P, Geiger D. Hoffman it U N ix ig. kv .. 1- K R fi . e R ' A ' f f U if R ff f n o . heiii 'P fe-we aie- f R g,i.fQ5PF , ., . ii .5 .ff - mimi . .X -- ...Q , . a l., , .., . F' 5N ' gg' ' M 7: T . McDermott 4 , . . T, --.. . , . KL A A - 1 . ooff R 7 . zrr A I i, , I aa, Huy . ,, m y ig M y W q o y R ... i .f..... n f 'F do G jj .r 5 a 'QQQ .G f ' -- R f . iei S at if R . - ., .Q .'.Q E ..., 1, Q ,K V V ia VV , In . m y tk,- ,. t T A , I J -73 1 ,: .Q-- I 'xfgxiy : T. Kenrick 3: D. Noll 5: B, Schwamner G. Kreitler G. Plassmeyer F. Wansong D. Lambrich R. Pohl D. Watson : W. Lamers 4: R. Ripper 6: J, wolf R. Leininger D. Sansegraw R. Wooldridge P. Muehlher W. Schmidt F. Zito 94 aff 'Q V F 1 2, 3' , , ga z 2 g Q M Qi 3, A v Q Xfsggaf 335 if . Vk'1 V , FZ f Q 'F W A:': . 0 2 . L - 1 ggsffaz 4 3 21, 3 j P On this day the cafeteria must have been serving Dave Heinrich's favorite dish. Miscellaneous v' fx , -v Q KK? ,sings - ' 1 A LQ, iff i -T r , . M M , . , 4.-as A wik i E 'Q Q 1 i-132222 1 yi: ss--- - ,if,- i:522:g353i'21s:- iififiis 2 as 1 V 3533? r ' :.5S iEEiiESii5E3'f 1, ar 2555339 ffif - Helping Santa Clausdistribute goodies The school's twofriendly cooks are Mrs. David S311CI'lb3Ch and Mrs. Joseph are Mrs, Helen Simpson and Mrs Weissenbcrg. Bro. Louis Reile is supposed Frieda Engle. Mrs. Catherine Schaab to be on this particular picture -- but where? was in the hospital when fl'1iS DiCIl1fC was taken, A 1 f as W gy INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publrshers - Cover Munufurrurers Book Brnders FACTORY -HOME OFFICE Kunsus City 17' i z r I 4 mv 38 f ir N I.. I 349 M A , .. LN i 5. if 4' A. S If .. fi-1' I l-ru-cv-Q'-Q JJ?-v K. , L.w.,.. ,a-H- f..2, A .'fW'ff1' ,vw ndxlnw .ff A1-3 .-