St Thomas High School - Aquin Yearbook (Houston, TX)

 - Class of 1960

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PW SAINT THOMAS HIGH SCHOOL OF HOUSTON, TEXAS e Senior Class presents O . .iff-'T ' -.L-fri-'-.5 Liz' 'T - af 1 -. g , - i g Li -5145 THE i ii: Editor-in-Chief: XVILLIAM BEIRNE Business Manager: ROBERT JAMES Head Photographer: RICHARD NEVLE Associate Editors: FRANK TORTORICE, Introduction JAMES CARAWAY, Seniors CHARLES ODELL, Undergraduates KURT METYKO, Activities ROBERT WEY, Athletics Faculty Advisor: MR. EDXWARD BADER, C.S.B. FOR I 960 1 ' -aka 4 , , . S . .M auf' THIS SIXTEENTH VOLUME, AND THE VARIED SCHOOL LIFE IT CHRONICLES, WE RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE TO . . . 'x 0' in 'g K QL.,-f' 'gl' Q f ,fx f io' f 4 -.1 gl ii-'kr 155 :gg txt!! 9 QT 'HK --:sf-' Q the SENIOR TEACHERS, who offer us X X 1 E cellence sho ld a k the graduate of Salnt Thomas St d1es challenge our mental abrhty act1v1tIes challenge us to moral and soc al de elopment sports pro de a test of physrcal ab1l1ty The efore the theme of the 1960 AQUIN s THE CHALLENGE OF EXCELLENCE CADEMICS FACULTY PAGE SENIORS PAGE .IUNIORS PAGE SOPHOMORES PAGE FRESHMEN PAGE ST THOMAS CLUB PAGE CTIVITIE SOCIAL PAGE BAND PAGE DRAMATICS PAGE PUBLICATIONS PAGE CLUBS PAGE PARENTS PAGE TH LETICS FOOTBALL PAGE BASKETBALL PAGE INTRAMURAL PAGE BASEBALL PAGE TRACK PAGE MINOR SPORTS PAGE X u m r ' . i v g vi i . rl 44 so . 56 RELIGIOUS PAGE 62 74 F Q3 so ss 96 I gr IO2 ' 05 I I4 the ultimate CHALLENGE OF EXCELLENCE. 5 op' :11,'.g . V, ,ad ,gg n f vii 12m 13 Mm., 1. v A c nj ,c Pk: 1 I v I 'xl' ' s. .4 U, ' o L. 1 . . CADEMICS REV. CARL M. ALLNOCH, C.S.B., PRINCIPAL OF ST. THOMAS RINCIPAL'S ESSAGE Dear Graduates of 1960, The Basilian Fathers of St. Thomas hold that the school supplements the work of the parents, it does not substitute the work. Hence it has been our aim to assist your parents and yourselves to transform you from boys to upright, disciplined, educated young men. We trust that you have learned to love God above all things, and further- more, to love your neighbor as yourselves, that you realize that self-discipline is essential for a mature good person, and finally, that you have used your tal- ents wisely, so that you may attain to that excellence which still remains a chal- lenge to you. Regardless of your field of endeavor, you, as graduates of St. Thomas, will be expected to show the effects of this training and to live your daily life in accordance with these principles. If you are ever ready to give a reason for the Faith that is yours, if you act always and everywhere as a Catholic gentleman, we are sure you will do un- told good in a world that greatly needs, in every walk of life, such leaders as you can be, and I hope, will be. That is our wish and prayer as you leave the halls of St. Thomas High School. -C. M. ALLNOCH, C.S.B. , .9 REV. LEON BREZIK, C.S.B. First Councillor Registrar Religion Civics Business Mathematics REV. DONALD COOPER, CSB. Treasurer Latin REV. WILLIAM SHEEHAN, C.S.B. Second Councillor Religion Geometry ADMINISTR TIO if Rf' 4444: - , I -' gf ,gg Ol P K ,Q J x ML ' f v 1 Jfj IL. fjr 61,4 K Af.. X. V qzv , f 3' ,WJ ,Mw we 0, A0 41. Q : 4333 'Wi V W ' X it if - Q , f Q? Q V' is. Q gbfgpi' ,gf J' Q 5' if 313-, 1 , 44' ,W I , ,fi 'Lv , :WM 4 4 MR. ., fame I 'il' ROBIERT DVGGAN, CSIS. MR JAMES GAVNT, CSB. MR. l.AXX'RENCE GILLIYSPIE Religion Religion Trigonometry English Biology Algcldra Gciwinttry 514 w . . 3 5 new 3 5 THE BELL RINGS +here is a sigh of perhaps relief, bu? accomplishmenl' seems more plausible. A s+uden+ grafifiecl wilh +he receplion of knowledge, Buf a 'leacher more safisfied having given, having led from obscuri+y lhe why of il, and broughl' +he young ,. inquiring mind in+o lhe l brilliance l of comprehension. INIR. LYNN VIABIES REV. W'ILLIAM KEILS. CSB. SIR. JOSEPH La ROCCA Musii Religion Physical Education Geometry Algebra '1 1 fffnfi I .3 ...Ek I '-W i ff I 'X R f I ..l-,.-ni ,ff - ,- MSS sunk Q L Q if . 12 ',.' , Q: i ' X N . is V tp? - as A, , ff N-X . Nts? -f. g+ -fs , .xg v' B .W .. J I ...f I wi Q t . 19 sg 4 M 4 ,S v ' 2 - , ' N - Rf'?' G W W' 'I ,1 , ' 2 is ' v .I W 44 3 T ,yi ' Q! 1 c,3?4x Ig Q Q fd ' 'V M, ' 8 I ,lil . ww.,- L ' 51 A L if A-:H 'al' . 4 LQ 5 as 9'-f V A A 2 . fi- fix' 5 . 'A 4' ., 'I' 3' . fi. q X. f A , g if-. 'V Y wx 'Q' . s ',. , x f ,Q ,- 'Nl , ' 'F' .Ax . jj N 2. N' .k 5' t Y rf F, S. 1 ' I ' x ,,-fr' ' X vu, ' K' I 'E . ' VL 'msg' f f 4 at as 1: 3' 2 H-1 ' nl Q' ' W ,F k 3 f , ,xg if lat Q Q K . Z M, . W la H xv' 5 . A f ,f ci Ag A 3 . 3 4 1 4. 4 ,. i H' 1, 'v , f . K, il gs. 5 M. Q , y f .ii .M 1 f 4 as an .v.' ' ,X - 'U , . l M. Q 1 . 'f 2 '- ' f' I g . 0 ' 4 Y in ri ,, 4 I ' M- ' ' . 'V' 0 , , 4 , -if-ev-, .7 1 il? X . 4 if 'W A 4' 4 .V , A , 4 q , 1 mv, VL- .., If ,ily 4 ' 2 . H v Q , ., ' Q --' Q ' f? ,' - W. ., v -a A ' f 1 N... H ' 5 35' f' W' Q-f .W m -:Afgxl A 2559 4 'uffwf J -wyil. 'Fi if f pkciyfgfgslg f a SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL PHIL MARTIN VAL COERVER IIM CHANDLER JERRY PIZZITOLA RICHARD NEVLE PRESIDENT KEN SMITH VICE PRESIDENT MARTY GIRASH IN MEMORIAM Pat McMahon was a boy who knew a great number of people, almost all of whom he counted among his friends. He had that Certain quality of Character which was impossible to ignore or dislike. His service to God was exemplified by his weekly communions. The country was served by young Pat. a member of the local Naval Reserve. This was Pat's first year at St. Thomas. His form- er three years of high school were spent at Mount Carmel. Pat was a member of Mount Carmel Parish, a student at St. Thomas High School, and is a child of God. CARL E ALTEINBL RGER H013 IN :mr St Thomas Club 7 Honor Roll 1 3 4 FRANK AZZARELLO Reyurr eflzorz T ack 3 1 Intramural Football 2 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Freshman Football 1 Letterman 7 5 4 JOHN D BARRETT Imnmcultzze Cofzreplzon Intramural Football 1 7 Intramural Basketball 2 HARRY L BARTON Holy Ghofl Bowlmg 3 Band 1 Intramural Football 3 Freshman Football 1 4 4 1 JOSEPH D BFCKER Sl Vmcenlf 1 2 3 Scrtamard 3 1 Poster Club 1 7 4 Intramural F otballl 7 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4 'hr BOOINE A AMYX Corpur Chun: B Basketball Team Bowlmg 2 3 4 Intramural Foot 1 2 3 Intramural Basketball 7 3 4 ALBERT G BAROSKI Sl Tberem St Thomas Club 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 Res Publlca Latma IV 4 Intmmural Basket b 2 5 4 WILLIAM R BARROVV SI flrzne J 'it Thomas Club 1 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Debate 3 4 Res Publlca Latlna IV 4 Scxtamard 7 3 4 Speech 4 Eag e I Qunll and Scroll 4 Basketball Manager 4 SENIORS TIINIOTHYJ BENDER Mount Carmel Intramural Basketball 2 Bowlmg 2 JAMES H BORDELON St Vmrenfr Eagle Staff 1 St Thomas Clubl 2 3 4 Student Councrl 1 Track 7 3 4 Res Publrca Latina IV 4 Ban 1 9 Intramural Footballl 2 3 4 Football Manager 4 Letterman 2 3 4 JOHN E BUFORD Sacred Heart Intramural Football 1 Intramural Basketball 5 4 CLASS GF I 960 VUILLIABI BEIRNE GEORGE N. BELL Sl. l iz1cw1z'.r Sl. A7Z7lE'I St. Thomas B Basketball Team 1 Club l. 2. 5. 4 Intramural Football l Debate 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Speech 2 Aquin Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Chess Club 2 5, 4 Poster Club l Res Publica Latina Intramural Football 1 2 3 Eagle Staff 3 4 Intramural Basketball 4 '55-r '15 LAVAL H BOLLING S! Peier J Track 2 Intramural Foot 1 7 Intramural Basket b 2 3 4 JEFF T BROWN Sz Anne .r Student Councrl 2 Intramural Foo alll 2 5 CHARLES J BULLACHER St Peleff Varsxty Basketball 3 B Baseball Team 2 Chess Club 3 Intramural Football 4 PERCY C. BUTCHER Mlllllll Carmel St. Thomas Club I. 2 Honor Roll 3. 4 Bowling 1, 2 Varsity Football 3, 4 Varsity Baseball 4 NB Football Team 2 B Baseball Team 2 Res Publica Latina IV -I Intramural Basketball 2 Letterman 4 JOHN A. CAHILL SI. Arme'J B Football Team 2 Varsity Football 3, 4 Freshman Football Freshman Basketball Letterman ,I JOSEPH D. CARRABBA Refurrerliwz B Football Team 2 Bowling 2. 3 Intramural Football 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 2. 5. ,I Freshman Football l ROSS M. CASHIOLA H015 Name Bowling 4, aI Intramural Football I, 2, -I Intramural Basketball 2. 4 Freshman Basketball 1 B Team Football 3 XCELLENCE IS CURTIS L. BUTLER H ul J' Name Honor Roll 1 Bowling 3 Intramural Football 1. 2. I Intramural Basketball 2 Band I. 2. 3, -I JAMIES R CARAWAY Sl. Amzefs St. Thomas Club l, 2, 3. ,I Bowling 2. 3. -I Res Publita Latina IV -I Intramural Basketball S Student Council l Aquin Staft' -I Q uill and Scroll I THOMAS K. CASEY Sl. Vinrwzfr Scitamarcl -I Poster Club 4 Intramural Football 1, 2, ,I JAMES A. CHANDLER ffuf-1 Ronnvy Honor Roll lv 3 Debate 3. I Scitamartl 5. I Intramural Football 2. 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 3. -I Speech 2. 5. rl Stucle-nt Council 'I Student Directory -I JOHN F CHANDLER Ilaly Rotary Debatc 3 4 Eagle Staff 4 Intramural Football 1, 2, 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Scitamard 4 Speech 2. 3, 4 Student Council 2 JOHN D. CHRISTIAN Sl. Rare Honor Roll 1 Intramural Football 1, 2. 3 Intramural Basketball 2, 5 Football Manager 4 VAI. F. COERVER Sl. l if1re111',t St, Thomas Club I. 2, 5, - Debate 3. at Res Publita Latina IV wi Intramural Football l, 2, 3, -I Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4 Speech -I Stutlent Council 5, 4 Poster Club 4 Eagle Staff 1. 2, 5. 4 Freshman Basketball Cheerleader 4 jAY M. COOK Queen of Pears' ITS OW REW R PIERRE H CHARRIN Sl Mary .r Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 1 Library Club 1 HAROLD M. CLEMENTS St. Rose Bowling 4 Intramural Football 2, 4 Intramural Basketball 2, 4 Poster Club 4 JAMES W. COFFEY St. Ar1ne'1 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 B Basketball Team 2 B Baseball Team l Letterman 3, 4 Freshman Football 1 Freshman Basketball 1 JOSEPH C. COTRONE Si. Tlaerem Bowling 3, 4 Intramural Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 SPIRIT OF 60 1 ACTION XX II LIAM L CROXX IE SI Rare G0 3 Intramural Football 1 7 Intramural Basketball 7 Poster Club 5 iii FRANK j DESCANT Blerred Satmmenz Honor Roll 1 Varsrty Football 5 4 B Football Team Bovslxng 1 Scrtamard 3 Intramural Basketball 2, Letterman 4 Freshman Football 1 Freshman Baseball 1 CHARLFS A DESTEFANO Blefred Sananzenl Eagle Staff 4 Track 2 Bowlmg 3 Scxtamard 2 Intramural Football 1, 2 Band 1, 2 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Quxll and Scroll 4 H+. I IERRY A CULLIINAIN Sl Anne r Btu mf, 7 3 1 Intramural Iootball 1 7 5 Intrxmural Baaketball 7 GORDON A DAVIS Sf Ctnlm Honor Roll 1 ROBERT A DAVID Sl I IIIIHII nl ransfer trom St joseph I-Irgh Sthool PAUL J DELARO Sf Pete: J Scrtamard 3 Intramural Football 2 Intramural Basketba 3 Freshman Football 1 THoMAs J DRAPELA Imw zculue Cwzreplzov Honor Roll 1 CHARI FS DI 'NCAIN Oman r1fPc'1Lc Honor Roll Bovslrng., 1 Intrlmurll Footbllll 7 3 Intramural Blskbtball 2 J MALCOLM P DLILOCK Sl Pele: l St Thomas Clubl 7 3 4 Tc-nnxs T: 1m 3 Legnon ofM1ry 7 3 -I II-IOMA9 I DLO'I O SI Rm: Honor Roll 1 B Tetm Iootball v Intramural Football 3 I Intramural Basketball 7 Freshman Football 1 NIICHAEL H DEXTER Sl Pele! J Intramural Footballl 5 Intramural Basketball 5 4 Poster Club -I THOMAS E DOLHONDE St Vmrwzl 5 St Thomas u 1 7 3 Freshman Basketball 1 B Basketball Team 7 Tenms 'Ieam 3 -L Eagle -I Quxll and Stroll I Intramural Football DAMIEX E DL RBIN JKMFS R EMMITT E Ruuneclz 11 uenz 0 Peafe St Thomas Club 7 3 1 Bovulmg 7 Honor Roll 1 Intrdmurill B Team Baseball 7 F00flJall1 7 -I T ark 3 5 Intramural Basketball 7 Intramural I' ntballl 7 3 4 Intramural Bask6tball Cross Countrv 3 4 Letterman 5 4 PA'I RICK A FEDIIRICO S1 Amff fre St 'I homas Club 7 Hmnor Roll l w 4 Vlrsrty Ioutball 7 T uk 7 3 4 Scrtflmrtd 3 Intramural Basketball -I Lettcrnnn 7 3 A Freshman Football 1:13, c 4 I md Qtroll I CHARLL9 E I ERNAINDEZ Holy IN :we Varsrty Football 4 Varsrtx Basketball 4 B 'Ium Football 7 'I ruk 1 Intramural Football 1 Intramural Basketball 7 Freshman Basketball 1 IAMESI I'ON'IF SI Vnzcezzl f Bowling 4 G 7 3 4 Intramural I' otballl 7 n -I Intramural B1skLtb1ll7 3 4 Band 1 Poster Club 4 Student Drrectory Staff 4 I-III INIFR D FRITQCH S1 IU mrzr In 1 lmur ll Iuutbzll Brmlrnf, 4 DAVID C GARCIA Tl 1 BIOL l IOSEPH D IENNFR Sl Aflffwel Vatslty Bflsfcball 3 -1 B Team Baseballl 7 Intramural Football 1 4 Letterman 3 4 HARRY M FLAVIN German Club 4 Res Publnr Latma IV 4 'I 1 znsfcrrcd from Rmk lnust Hugh School S'II'PI-IEN A FOOTE Vfusxty Iootball 3 I B 'Icam Football 7 Ietterman 4 THE CHALLE GE . . . ROBERT XX' GASTON Sf Amfer MARTINI GIRASH Sl. A121265 Quill and Scroll 4 St. Thomas Club 1 -, , Eagle Staff 4 Varsity Football 4 Varsity Baseball 3 4 Bowling 1 2. 3 4 Res Publica Latina IV Intramural Foot all 1. 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 , Student Council 2 3 4 German Club 2 3 French Club 2, 3 Letterman Club 3, 4 LAXVRENCE A. GREEN All Sxmtf Intramural Football 1. 3. -I Intramural Basketball 3 EINIILE S GARIDEL S1 Illflftllff Varsity Football Z 3 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Varsity Baseball 2 Track 3 4 Bowling 1 B Team Basketball 7 JOI-INT V GARRETT S! VIIIICEIIZ 5 Honor Roll 1 Varsity Football 3 Bowling 7 Intramural Football J Intramural Basketball 2 Football Manager 4 IRVIN E GIEPTNER Queen 0 Peace Varsity Football 3 4 B Team Football 7 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Letterman 4 JAINIES T, GREEN Sz. IIIPIKEIYZ J Honor Roll 1 Intramural Football 1 Intramural Basketball 3 MICHAEL J, GRIFFIN Corpur Cbrifli Eagle 4 Track 3. 4 Intramural Football 3 Letterman 3. 4 Cross-Country 5. 4 Captain of C.C. 4 Quill and Scroll 4 0 O 9 E I A D . , 3 Letterman 2. 3, 4 Freshman Football 1 , f I , 7 3 4 f , 3 b , , 3 ROBERT B. GROSS SI. Micbxelff Honor Roll 1 Bowling 2, 3 Intramural Football 1. 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 2, 5 Student Co ncil 2, ll Poster Club 4 PATRICK K. GIQMIENNY Holy Name Honor Roll 1. 2 Bowling 2 XVII I IAM P HARRINGTON Sf Vmruzf J St 'I homas Club 7 Honor Roll 1 Chess Clubl 7 3 Rcs Publrca Latnna IV Intramural Football 1 7 Freshman Basketball 1 Eag e 1 4 Quill and Scroll 4 XVOODROXV W HARRISON Sl Ther er 1 Honor Roll 1 Eagle Staff 3 Track 7 Chess Club 3 Radro Club 3 Res Publrca Latina Scntamard 3 4 Speech 7 3 4 German Club 3 ,re as Wagon 41 RICHARD S. HALL SI. Pelefs Honor Roll 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Poster Club 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Aqum 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 JOHIN J HARDIG H019 Gburf Transferred form Charles ton Catholrc Hlgh School '-2' ERIC o, HANSON SI. Cecilia St. Thomas Club 2, 3. 4 Eagle staff 2. 3, 4 B Team Basketball 2 Tennis Team 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 2, 3 Debate Team 2 3 4 Intramural Football 7 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Speech 2 3 4 Student Councrl 2 Leg.,1on of Mary 3 4 Lrbrary Club 2 Qurll and Scroll 4 CHARLES Sl HARPER S! Palm f Honor Roll 1 B Team Baseball 7 Intramural Football 7 Intramural Basketball 2 41 GRANT I HOIY 5.1 Arillb cl Htmur Roll I I5 'Ium Btsltctlull Vtrem Basketball 3 t tcm um 3 Intramurll I otball 1 ROISLRI I5 IAMI S IULL wutsf lv Q Staff 3 lmms Imm v 4 Res Publttl I.1tm1IV Intramural Foutlwtll 7 Intrtmural Iiaxltttlwall Poster Club Ltlwrirx Club 5 Aqum Stiff I I mtl Stroll RA PH I IAII IKA IH! 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CARI L IOHNQOX SI Auguffme St Thomas Club 7 3 I Res Publzca Latmi IV B n 2 3 4 XVAH NE C JONES St Rare St Thomas Club 1 4 Honor Roll 7 Freshman Baseball Intramural Football 1 II lIIlI'l1L1f1l Basketball 3 B leam Blscblll 1 'I LRENCE P KLINNFDY Rr i111 1 0511011 Varsrty Baseball 4 B 'Ieam Baseball Intramural Football 7 Intramural Basketball 7 3 4 Letterman 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 ALEXANDER I' KLEINER Sl Mzrbzrlr St 'Ihomas Club 1 7 Honor Roll 3 4 Eaglr Staff w 4 Bovxlmg 3 4 Res Publnca Latma IV Intramural Football 1 German Club 5 Frcnrh Club 3 u1ll and Stroll 1 HAXVE U IOINES HIJQRUYJ11 St Thomas Club 1 3 Chess Club 3 I Debate Club 4 Res Publrm Latma IV Intramurxl Football 1 4 Intramurxl Basketball 3 Student Councrl 1 French Club 1 Eag e I Ll1l1l'IklSL10ll I GARY B KFLLX Sl Mazry Honor Roll 7 Intramural Footballl 2 S Intramurll Basltctblll 3 LAVURENCE P KIII CHEI Honor Roll 1 g e buff 3 4 Bowling, 3 Res Publnm Iatmi IV Scrtamlrrl 1 Qpeech 4 B n 1 7 3 4 French Club 1 Qurll and Scroll 4 XWILLIAM C KINAPICK Imw zrulute Cana pizazz Honor Roll I Varslty Blsketball a 4 Varslty Blsc-b1ll3 1 B Team Basketball 7 B Team Baseball 7 Intramural F otb1ll1 7 3 4 Letterman 3 4 , . . . . . I , . - -. ,A . . . 2, ,.-1 . . i A A a d , . 1 4 1 I ' Q . l 7 Q 'l . - , - 1 f , . . - .r ' I . ,., -I - . . 2. 4 . 4 'Q 1 . ' A , r. L 2, ,. ,I 'I : v ' l ' f ., JR, I-Ionor Roll 2, 5. 4 Sf' Vlffffflf'-I V 3. N H Q - ' 3 Ea l 'A ,. -X K - 4 h .4 w , 1. -1 N IE -C I ' L .., , X 4 . h 7 L a d .-, , .. , 17 ' ' A L ,. 5 , , 1 A .. ., ' A . 1 . ' ' a 3 o . . -. . f . . . REW RDED JOSEPH G. KOLOGINCZAK Affumpfimz Honor Roll 1, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 RALPH B LANDERS Inlzzmrzzlale Cozzfepllozz Intramural Football 1 7 Intramural Basketball 7 4 CHARLES L LaSTRAPES Afwlnul 111011 Intramural Foot all 1 7 4 Intrlmural Basketball RLFI SI IABIAXC 11 Ru Plll'7lILlI1fll'lI rlmuzall nt A SUM l su f lub RAYMOND I., KUEHLER St. Petefr Res Publica Latina IV Intramural Football 4 JOHN E LANTZ Sl Vmfezzl J St Thomas Club 7 CHARLES E LAIOLR Iwm 15111115 Cwzcepflwz Freshman Football 1 Intrlmural lootbwll 7 3 Intramural Basketball 'P I HOMAS XX LFMAN 510 d'He11! 0 Cir Q U lntrlmul xl lootbill ttrmm 3 Cross Country 5 L -I 5 , - X . .. 4 ' ,-, -X ' f L ' I 1 -. , I 1 f ' . 2, 3 ' V f . -. ' 'Q , . , . I ' ' , , I ' Sl. ly 1L'rU!'w . 'r ', ' f 'obj Honor Roll 1. I. 3. -I St. Thomas Club 1. 2. 5, 4 ' A . .. V . IV ' Trai 'lc f. -I Int . 1 fo 1 b. ll tl . 'L I 4 l. 2 l. l . 1 I.ct - . ,. ti Im--3 I ' 5 'llI'L1lDL'I'. 'l'1'.1tl4 I RL BER' ALBA RALPH j LOJO Immaculaze Conreptzon St Thomas Club 1 2 3 4 Eagle Staffl 2 3 4 Varslty Baseball 4 Vars1ty Basketball 4 B Team Baseball 2 5 Res Publxca Latxna IV Intramural Football 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Letterman 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 BARRY W LYONS Sl Cerzlm I Honor Roll 1 Track 2 RICHARD G. MADDEN Holy Name Honor Roll 1 B Team Basketball 2 Intramural Football 1,2, 4 Intramural Basketball 2, 4 WHERE'S YOUR HORN, LARRY? SAMUEL A LISTI Sz R056 Honor Roll 1 Bovtlmg 4 Intramural Footballl 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2 5 4 Llbrary Clubl 2 3 GARY R LOWE Sl Vlrzrefzfr St Thomas Club 1 Eagle Staff 4 Bovslmg 1 Intramural Footballl 2 3 4 4 Intramural Basketball 2 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 LLKE P LYONS St Annex St Thomas Club 1 2 Eagle Staff 4 Bovslmg 3 4 Res Publrca Latina IV B n 1 2 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 Q 4 1 , R 1 .qi MICHAEL M MAR LOW Sl I Illftlll f St 'I hom ts Club 3 4 Tratlt 3 Bowling 3 4 Sutamard 3 4 Speeth 3 4 Poster Club 4 Head Cheerleader 1 KI RT F MEIYKO St Mzrbzel r St Thomas Club 1 7 B Team Baseball 7 Boxxllngl 7 Go 3 4 Res Publrca Latma Intramural Foo all 1 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Letterman 3 4 Aquln Staff 4 Freshman Baseball Qurll and Scroll 4 NXIALTER C. MILLER St. Mirlmelhr LARRYJ MADICAIN I I l7ILLI1l mor Roll 7 1 Vtrsnty Iootball 1 uk Lctterman3 I 'W' G IAMLS Q MAIN IIIRIS Sl Aunt r nss Club 3 Debate Club 3 4 1lT1ll'tl 7 3 Intrxmurrl Foothill I Intrxmurll Basketball 1 S ccth E I Gcrmm Club 7 Poster Club a Irbrrry Club 7 PHIL L MARTIN SI Rare Honor Roll 3 4 Tenms Team 3 Track 3 4 Intramural Football 3 Intramural Basketball 3 gtl1LlLfltCOLlI'lLll 3 4 Ictterman 3 4 GLENN INJILFS Sl M1513 :elf Varslty Football 3 B Team Football 1 Letterman 3 INIICHAEL M INIONTZ Immaculate Concepzzon Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Eagle Staff 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 3 Res Publica Latina IV Intramural Football 1, 2. 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3, Poster Club 3, 4 Aquin Staff 3, 4 Student Directory Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 4 FARI M MORIX Q mul R ll 3 li Alum Bqwball 1 B xxlmg ' 3 RcsPt1lwl1t1 Litml IN -I Intrlmul ll tbtll Intl xmut 1l Iitslcntlmll 7 Vaults Blsclwll INIlI'llj,C'1 I SENICRS IN Rl I M Ml Clxl I R03 X Intl tmul tl Foutlu Intrlmurll B15 Qrlnll ummm Iuut 1 MICHAEL E, PATRICK -I, MLMAHON McLAI,'GHLIN Ml. C.J7'7IIr! Rf-ff 'WI ' Tmnsfcrrctl from Mt. Intramural Football 3. 4 Carmel High School Intramural Basketball -I DAVID C ML EGGII A71i11l2lf1lfl021 IIllI'lITlLII'll Iuotlnll I Iutrlmunl Bmlxctlvall PHILIP NIL STACHIO SI Pile: B Team Bauball 7 Intrimurtl Footbill 1 Intl lmurzl B15 ctlnll 7 5 1 CLIFFORD C ML RPHH S! Anne f Btmllng., 5 Irmzmurll Itmotlmll 4 BEN D MCDAVID XC Sf A111 ttmul loot II1lIlIIILII'll lirslxrtbull btll L B tntgu I PEI FR I NOOXAN ff B 'Ium Bxikctbt xxlrng, 1 Clues Club 5 Rcs Publlcz I..1t1n1 S an ard 3 I Inttamurtl Footb1ll 1 Intramural Bas crbqll 7 3 4 m I B BJSf?b1llIW1dDJKL,L Vxrsm Baseball Manager v I I'reShmm Bxskctbxll I CHARLES D ODELI Sl A11114 r St Tlwrnas Clu Honor Roll 5 I Aqum I Qulll and Scroll I I TXVO BI I 5 SAX N YOI CAY FI RICHARD C 'NI VII 4 141 11114111 ls., Q L Fnlll Rlfll n ltn 3 s I Lllillil I 1 IIIIlILl rimurxl ltm bl Sptulw I Sll1LCfIfCULII'lCll 4 l mtl Scrfmll urn 3 JOHN I O CONXOR Intrarmurxl Football 1 7 Intramural Basketball 7 ROBFRI I' O REILI Y 0114111 1 Pc Ht Honor Roll I li Ium Iootball 3 Intramurrl utblll I Intrlmurll Iiulxc-tball 7 GFORQJE PADII LA S11 J He nl H mor Roll I 3 -I Bmdl ' w 4 Frcmh Club I 4 Leg.,1t1nt1l'M.1n I 7 3 -1 It1l11n Club 4 Qcltamlrd 4 Bl 0.1 5. 4 H Ilgl- 1.1.3. 1 S,l'llRl.l.' 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PORTIELE All Srzfrzfj Bowling 1 Intramural Football 1 2 3 Intramural Basketball -, 5 Legion of Mary - IRNFSI F PAXIOCR H 'Xl L Ii Ium Footblll IfLSl1I'1I1f1 Iootbrll 1 IAMFS P PETFRSON C rjur ffm Il L S ll1om15Clu Honor Roll 3 1 Bowxlrng 3 Intrlmural Iootball 1 Intramural Basketball 1 5 I u1ll md Stroll 1 MICHAFLI I 1771 IOLA Lzdy rl 111117711 St 'Ihomas Clubl 7 'L Honor Roll 5 VIFSIIQ Football Varsltw Baseball 1 7 Intramural Isetballl 7 31 Stutlrnt Lounul 1 Lrmlnl 7 3 IOQEPI-I I RAGI SA Bit mi Sm mzezzf Varstty Football 7 v Varstty Baseball 3 4 Intramural Basket 1 Freshman Frotbtll I lreshn ln Basketball Iettcrmln 71 l DONIAI D D RIC AMON I I Al 111111 mm e s St Ihornas C lu Honor Roll I Varsity Football -l Varsity BL5eb.1ll 2. 3. CItl'l'U'1l'l -. 5. Freghman Football 1 Team Football - Track 4 Debate f Intramural Football ' Intramural Bas etball -. . 'C l l and Stroll -l JOHN -I. RUTH Cwrjml Clvl' If Honor Roll l. 2 Il'lII'.iI'lILlI'.ll H Football 1. 2. S, -I Il lll .il!lLlY.il Basketball 1. 5, -l lfreshman Football 1 IPO XX POW I' In lllIllII'll I IIIILII llis ttblll L 719 XXAXXFI PRONPFRI L L homl C u mr Roll tsltk 1 In lm liiskrt 1 I IIIIILIYI 1 N Lui 1 ent Ct untt c l lreshm tn lootb ill C HARI E5 A RANDALL 1 Chess Club 7 3 4 elttv rel Ifll1ID Club I IOHN If. RlQle'l7I.lNIY . rlllvfv, f '. Honor Roll 1. 4. fl B Term Football 2, Bowling 5 Intramural Football 1 - Intramural Basketball -, f RICHARD R RCSSEI, Sl, Cf5r','n'of7bu'J Eagle l St. l'ho:ngxs Club l. 1. 5. -I Freshman Football l Tennls Team 3. -1 'I'r.1el-Q l. 2. 5. 4 Vllfdkli Captain -I Chess Club 5 Res Publita Latina IV el IIIII'.lHILlI'.il Football 2. 5 IDff.lllILll'.il liaskelball 2. 2 el Bantl 1 l.c'tterm.1n I, 2. 5. I Cross-Country 2, 3, kl Quill and Stroll 4 CHARLES A SAMPI RI B14 md SIHJIIZUII Varixty Bucball 3 4 B Tum Baublll 1 Bmwlxng., 4 Intl imuril I'ootb1ll -1 Letterman 3 l Freshman Baicball 1 Sf Pelu v Intramural Football 1 3 Intrlmurfal Basketball 3 4 RICHARD P SCROGCJINS 0146111 n Pe ua it 'l homas C lub 1 Honor Roll 2 3 4 lntmmural lootbftll 1 lOHN G SEDGVUICK Sf Rafe Honor Roll 1 Intramural Football 1 Intramural Basketball 1 Band 1 Library Club 1 CLASS or I960 tl JUN' RfJNAl D A SCHARC K l 1 Honor Roll I It nn ftmtwtbxll Boxxlmt, 1 l Intrxmurll ootball I lntrlmuril Bwltctblll Poster Club 1 Ml Cwmll MICHAFI SEDITA S 1 rr Ib H nor Roll 1 I Varim Iouthqll 4 lea n tmtblll Lctttrman Q GERALD E SHORE SI The: fl Boxxlmg 1 n 1 7 3 1 . t 2 Sl. Tn 11:1 ' R 4 -1 . L .2 ' x Af 'A i Golf .2.3,'l . ,- Ft 'L ,2. 3, -I i -' . 1'Z. l-5,4 GERALD G. SCHULTEA ' JAMES Ct SCHULZ J. ff. If 0 f. 7 , -1- , - . : K f . is ' lg' B '31 If 1 1,5 - H f --R tl t . 1' 'lt T 2 ' . . X Ba d .. 4 f 17 Va JAMES S SINCLAIR Corpzu Cbuflz Honor Roll Intramural Football 2 3 Intramural Basketball 3 4 KENNETH W SMITH Holy Name Eagle 4 St. Thomas Club 1 2 Varsity Football 3 4 'B' Team Football 2 Track 2 3 -4 Res Publica Latina IV 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Freshman Football lo Freshman Basketball 1 Quill and Scroll 4 EUGENE J. STASKEY SI. forepb Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 B Team Football 3 Intramural Football 4 arf-N., SIGIN OI- 'IHE IIMF5 VFW? Ny-,Aww .. ':'. ,pw GEORGE W SMITH S! Tfurerz St 'lhomas Club 7 Honor Rolll 3 1 Bowling, 1 2 I 7 3 Intramural Foot 'ill 1 7 3 Intramural Basltetblll 2 RL DOLPI-I J SPACEK Sl, jrrepb Honor Roll 1 2 Varsity Baseball 9, 4 'BH Team Football 1 'B Team Baseball 1 2 Intramural Football 1, 2 3 Letterman 3 4 HENRY STEPHAN SI. fliIlIcf'J' Honor Roll 2 French Club 2 IOHX I 9 I EPI-IAN S 1111211 r untlm C u E MADE IT - JOHN S STEPI-IENb Sr M1111 I Trtck lntr.1mur,1l mt zll Intl lmux il BN Ltblll IRAINK C 'I OR I ORICF Lfnpm C burn Ea c bl St. Thomas Club B Team Footb'1ll 2 B Tum B1sketball - Bowling 5. -I Dt-batc f Res Fublica Latina IV 4 Intrtlmurwl Football 5 Al Intrzlmuml Basketball 3. Freslmmn Football 1 uill and Scroll 4 Aquin 4 4 PALL G VALEINFII lb 14 1 Hmor Roll 1 'P 3 4 Intramural Football 2 3. 4 Intmmural Basketball 4 JOHN A QTROBEL Sf lfllllt Intrtmut tl otbwll I Intrtmtu ll 1 S Qtbxll 5 I AIN IHOXX I TAXIBORELLU Holm X 11116 St lhom 15 Club 1 Honor Roll a 4 IAMFS I SRX LENI Y SI Amit Ircslum in lootblll l IILSIHIIID Blxlxntblll I In FIIIIIII tl otnll Intrlmut ll 5 ttblll 3 AUCII Sl L IIQCHI IXDORI S Then 1 St 'lluomas Club H mol Roll 1 3 1 Intrlmurll otbzll Intrlmul tl B lsltntbi Iltsllm tn lootblll 1 L bt ux Club 1 -S- GRADU TICNV RONALD I XWASKA Smnd He ni Elg e I not Roll 7: Ixltx I1 1 VIFQIQ Iixslxttlwlll 3 4 VIISIU I5mlv1ll'a Ru Pulvlnta I mm IV I Inttimurll Fcmutlvxll v L umm 3 I l mtl Stroll I ROI?-I R I I WI 'X IULLI hun lu Ru I ulv Lt I ltxnl V Intl imux xl utlwlll Intrimut tl x ctlvill l 7 owter Club L Checrlculu 4 Student Ducttorx Staff Acum Stxff I l Htl 5 1 LEO A XX EEK9 S Pffr Intrlmuril foutbtll 3 -L Int1 lmurtl Blsltctlnll I'1Lil1m in Iulwtlvlll I DAVID R XWHIPPLE fell lIUlIllS tmnur Roll Intrlmutll B1 lxctlvlll Boxxllng, 7 Student Cnunul l 7 Lnbrarx Club 1 -C CFURC I' V VIIAXIA HMI IN um Intrxmurll lootlwlll I Intrlmurll Bulxctblll I? IOHN I XX AC IXHAI SIR Int1.1mu11l I' otlvlll 1 Intl lmurll Bwlmtbnll Pmtcr Club w 'VW CIIIIORD I XXOFRNIR S R I' L I Humor Roll 1 Il llI'lIl'lLlI'il Iwi I llwl In Club 4 s Cuun KI fi NIARION P 7IIN I Eh f I1 Xl lc S l1UITlli Club 1 5 T ack 5 4 B ICIID Iuotball 7 nhl Ru Pulwllt 1 I ltma IV I Intrunur ll xmtlvlll I Imrunurll Iiul-tttlwnll LL 4rm,m3 I I rnshm tn I5 lskgtblll Lag, L I I mtl btmll I The posterlty of thxs year s Semor class IS the Underclassman student body Whlch Will contlnue to make thelr mark upon the Samt Thomas scene for three more years To them 1S bequeathed the ma turnng obllgatlon of leadrng the doclle Chr1st1an lxfe of the student and Cath ollc They are the helrs of the chal lenge of excellence, to be found rn all the mental moral soclal and physlcal encounters of lute UNDERGRADUATF STUDENT COUNCILLORS FIRST ROW top to bottom Rxchard Donoghue 11 A Thompson 11B Thomas Kmg 10D Mxchael Earthman SECOND ROW Mlchael Reddy 10A Stephen Zlentek THIRD ROW john P1zz1tola 10F Charles Berry james Hannah 11D Sean Kelleher 11C ABSENT 11am S1ms 11 E DERC ASSM Cecll 10C 10B 1OE W1 . . , . 7 5 7 7 7 ' 7 - 7 - 7 ! - 7 7 - ' ' 7 - 7 7 , ' ' 7 - 7 1 ' Y . - , , V . 1 l- i i JU IORS II- , HOMEROOM TEACHER: Fr. Canning, C.S.B. SEATED: L. Colca, P. McCord KNEELING: R. Donoglrrue, J. Gerrnann, C. Morello STANDING: S. Bonno, J. Kolar, R. Pokluda, B. Raines, G. Samuels ABSENT: D. Gabriel, H. Lawrence, P. McGraw, C. Saha, 1. Stewart KNEELING: R. Fenner, D. Chambers, A, Sregent, R. A. Jones . STANDING: D. Norman, M. Latino, R. Barthelme, T. Hedrick, J. Keiman, J. Burns, T. Hughen, W. Candelari, H Kelly, D. Speck, K. Allum, B. Brown, C. Osborne. F. Thompson, R. McMonagle 39 n r . juniors aren't always sad! SEATED: J. Snow, P. Finnegan KNEELING: J. Merclian, J. Cirincione, J. McDowell, R. Zenrier -, STANDING: D, Descant. J. Bergen, E. Dulin, O. Bondi ABSENT: G. Delukc, G. Engle, J. Kleiner, N, Mustachia, H. Pryor, M4 Rllmflfcw B4 Toffflfifc HOINHEROOIVI TEACHER: Fr. Reuss, C.S.B. 1 l l . .. . .. ....---. ....x..f . ma , v n--wr KNEELING: M. Terroso, R. Padraza, -I. Daigle STANDING: R. jones, A. Camarata, T. Blazek, C. Thompson. A. Coerver, D. Martin, P. McElgunn, A. Rasch, C. Abell K. Kilian, F. Howard, D. Murdock, D. Kuehn, B. Johnston. M. Strickland. 40 ,-.-..... l an, W f.-tw .,. vf- - f. f -f-.M . fxw-lu - '11 , .w-., ln. 1 1 v ff ff KNEELING: R. Castenson, J. Roos, J. Riley, T. Lyons, C. Campise, L. Pizalate, V, Mandola STANDING: B. Sage, C. Bates, M. Lott, P. Vlasek, J, Piper, J. Evans, S. Palermo, R. Porter, P. jouanet, R. Longmire A. Beauchamp, J. Hofstetter, T. Miller, F. Lopez, A. Vogel, B. Smiers, J. Luchak HOMEROOM TEACHER: Fr. Scott, C.S.B. CLASS OF I96I . SEATED: D. Baronoskie, P. Terry KNEELING: G. Freitag, A. Clay, F. Babineck, S. Kelleher STANDING: H. Coates, D. Condon, M. Golasinski, B. Conry ABSENT: C. Hackey, B. Hombur 4l l 1 r l KNEELING: F. Hughes, P. Biondolillo, A. Vasquez, J. Hannah, H. Raiford, A. Campise, E. Darragh STANDING: J. Caballero, P. Kelly, R. Dupont, R. Prescott, P. Matranga, K. Malone, D. Jeffries, R. Ritchie, R. Lee, P. Kisic, R. Celman, W. Schubert, L. Hernandez, D. Cooper, P. Mier, M. Jaubert, R. Scardino, L. Tischendorf II-D HOMEROOM TEACHER: Fr. Keils, C.S.B. Only five more minutes, then back to class. SEATED: 1. Luetge, J. Konen KNEELING: J. Butera, T. Wey', B. Allison, E. Roberts STANDING: J. Murillo, H. Bellew, R. DeWalch, R. Yokubaitis ABSENT: R. Fredregill, J. Stone NJ I '1 1 Y . W3 f 'T a D 0 filifin CLASS GF I962 N! .gfgg ha . h.wf M HOMEROOM TEACHER' Er. XY. Murphy, CSB. Q I A Another day. another dollar? FRONT ROXW: M. Ryan, D. Stromatt, C. Murrell, H. Hahn. M. Jankowski, J. Abell. M. Garcia, W, P6-chanec MIDDLE ROVV: J, Donohue, M. Horrocks. K. XX'atkins. A, Denny, XY. Kristinik, 1. Ciarella, M. Prosperi, J. Locke, M. Coco BI. Dominy, V, Lfier, BI. VVilliS BACK ROXW: J. Newbould, G. Schwcnder. S. Wa1'chOl. P. Arnold. D. DuBois, M. Reddy, C. Bruhl, T. Burke, LI, Garidel, .I Vaughn. A. Cnvazos ABSENT: K. Aue-r V F 1 ' A 'fl ' 5 FRONT ROW: J. Szymczak, D. Bcllmont, P. Dimiccli, J, O'Bricn, I.. Biclamowicz. A. Ramirez, F. Bennett MIDDLE ROW: J. Randall, R. Garza, S. Bravencc. C. Lyons. 1. Cisneros, B. Bukowski, R, Roesner, C. Waligura, D. Linehan, J Allen, T. Ryan, J. Poole, P. Marcacclo BACK ROXW: J. Hokanson, S. Dufilho, J. Catalina, R. Borkowski, S, Zicmek, B. Brown, J. Delaney, B. Hossley, R. Kaminski, B Bergholz, G. Kotcras, L. Konccny, R, Hagemcycr ABSENT: R. Gaido, J. XW6llb0rn OPHGMORES HOMIIROOM Tl3AClllfR: Mr. Bnulshglw, CSB. Sec. school can be fun? . Jail V..- FRONT ROW: A. Sirvello, W. White, W. Lane, VU. Haggard, F. Sheppard, J. Friedman, L. Marcella, V. Doucette MIDDLE ROXV: P. Nunez, R. Raiford, N. Hardee, F. Luna, M. Earthman, L. Astolfo, 1. Bollom, R. Broaddus, L. Schuster, J. Lum J. jones BACK ROW: R. Mena, M. Findley, J. Azzarello, P. Gage, J. Hanna, W. Thacker, R. Herrod, L. Schreider, L. McGee, J. Halla L. Mehaffey, R. Baudo ABSENT: W. Johnson, R. Hawley I No lack of activity in this room I 0-C HOMEROOM TEACHER: Mr. Belisch, C.S.B. - I0-D HOMEROOM TIZACHER: Mr. Gaunt, C.S.B. Xwonder whats so interesting. FRONT ROW: J. Vifhittenberg, B. Orlando, R. Whirrcn, D. Altenbergcr, W. Ibison, R. I-lcmmelgarn, R. Collins MIDDLE ROW: L. Murdock, J. Kolar, P. Kleifgcn, R. Myers, J. Marquer, P. Viel, T, King, R. Archer, R. Crutchfield, M. Norman P. Cartwright, G. Stanford BACK ROW: R. Darilek, R. Lorino, B. Meredith, A, Tarnowski, M. Whelton, J, Bishop, I-I. Pinkerton, J. Gilbert, R. Ryan, E. Gabet J. Olsovsky, B. Tinerella ABSENT: D. Eyster il fiigfig? 3 HOMEROOM TEACHER: Mr. Bader, C.S.B. XY'hich bus are you going to take, Gary? FRONT ROW? C. Schelsteder, L. Mier, J. Southarcl, C. Turley, G, Ponton, P. Hubbard, E. Blocher, F. Cimrhanzel, W. Corcoran MIDDLE ROXV: D, Dulock, T. VonSte-rnberg, W, Brown, A. Vance, L. Dillenburg, VV. Seerden, M. Seger, F. james, P. Sawyer, E, Hugetz, T. Day BACK ROW: E. Tuffly, C. Berry, J. Pinkerton, M. Kelly, A, Koby. R. Niehaus, M. Klotz, J, Gaden, Fruia, D. Odell, M. Frels ABSENT: G, Bel, J. Horton 1 i l S .yn 11 ' 'ov A w 'Q , ,rw 'E fx ,fr -J' Q ' M11 if We Sm.. W A 7, 1 ' 3 ' I Q 'Q A wif: . Q fy g 'QQ' ' Ya, x , 'L ,, 'figizg 4 f 1 rw Wim' A R wi 3 n ff V . :, L vm i Q - fx ' Ffa 2' 1 .. f A Wm 1 a' ugh ,of X if-ral aw Y fq V, i 2' 'r at 5 ,A , , I , x, 3 ' v ! -4 --X S . o lt' V, 4?Z P, VG . -1 PM 2 .M vsx QA fi-x .Q 4. ,4- . ,w ' . .5 ff ' gl --.Tr v I Mary .o L G15 ua . 1 6 . - - A r A X 1 , .51 W - QQ' in xl 3 I . ' '.'w, is v ' -' ' f 'P' f fp? 1: 3 Q .f,,' 5 W' 8 ' u Q 'sup 0 nn, 49 U9 s rm . 'QSJ OD as FRONT ROXV: K. Cooney, F. Raab, J. Schwencler, VV. Visinsky SECOND ROW: R. Keller, J. Mulvey, M. Cemo, R. Marlow, J. Beirne, E. Soph, R. McMillian, E. Lindsay, J. Gilbert THIRD ROW: B. Boswell, E. Grace, B. DeGeorge, M. Metyko, E. Crawford, M. Griffin, M. DiCesaro, J. Griffin, B. Greene, B. Loos T. Fanning FOURTH ROW: J. Askins, J. Kuykemlall. M. Gorham. P. O'Connor, J. Stalin, D. Otto, L. Meleski, M. McNulty. P. Guillet. B. Leppard J. Gleason ABSFNT: M. Stevens FRESHME 9-A . HOMEROOM TEACHER. fy Fr. XY'ilson. 05.15. 50 FRONT ROXW: J. Curren, J. Carty, D. Ferrata SECOND ROXW: N. Bua, J. Yakel, E. Pcine, T. Novrisad, C. Wfebb, H. Winn, J. Hile, R. Galle-rano, M. Terry THIRD ROW: L. Yeager, M. Sawyer, G. Parrish, R. Keating, P, Gay, D. Shebay, S. Locke, T. Babineck, D. O'Brien, M. Keister, S. Bilao FOURTH ROXW: M. Lentz, G. Acosta, A. Matthews. T. Fagan, R. Klotz, R. Yokubaitis, E. Young, J. Krukiel, C. Johnston, W. Baron. V. Harrison H.. ,wi 1 ta. xg-' ' mi. s55 v.lf.fW 'SK ' C ASS OF I963 'Y ig! ws: N 'Q 07 if HOMEROGM TEACHER if Em I Q 5. Fr. Riley. CSB. ..f 3 HOMEROOM TFACHER Fr Matzmger CSB vpn- Ol ,f FROINT ROW J Ibxson B Camarata M Talty A Campxse L Martm D Pregeant E Kearns P Valent1 W Fletcher SECOND ROW J Ponthxer, J Sllva, J Pumrlla, R Schre1ber, M jamall, B Farley, B BIIOH, R Mlller, R Frazler, J Starr, M Llght foot THIRD ROW J Burns, R Hagel, P Gr1ce,K McKeOn, E Martmg, I Pollet, A Ceglelslu, T Branlff, M Descant, D Lanahan, R Wfoolson, T Mxles ABSENT I Gonzales, A Regltz 52 KF X ,fl ' 'Q . v f gf f ' , xr 5 f a I' . sm G, ,Q 'f V ' es K od Q46 T 1 W 1 5 3 'Nr fx f . X , . . . A v A A ' . W A i ' - , , --, , . YA , if . fy, 6 4 , Q. , ,ap nr Xi I, ' 11 , - . . I . . - - , - , - , - 7 - , - , - , - , - ll. -9 HOMFROOM TFACHFR Fr Oscr C S B F KW Mfr? ,.?ge'a,fi?'3fQW'I ?5,g'5MQ'3s5wb! M 524512 ff WWW 33 Cf O5 1? Q? PRONI ROV S 'lhompson T Blackburn J Bonno A Imnares J Porter SECOND ROW' E Shan, B Wolff, R Romano, D Clements B Qurck K Connors, G Stnckland F Schall L Sauer THIRD ROV' B Marshall, 'I Hebert, M Shea, B Mead B VUalker, C Melancon, C Fxtzgerald, B Carter, B Comerford FOLRTH ROW B Kloc, D Butl6r, T Bethancourt, D Trabulsgj Burns, G Mason H Hale, R Doolmg, H Kmgham, E Irurley, C Parker 53 ,N . I 1, nf. f.. I ff 3' FRONT ROW: G. Rodericks, D. Willgus, P. Prause, J. Moore SECOND ROW: L. Evans, P. Sievers, F. Conway, B. Abbot, L. Rigamonti, S. Lazzara, B. Steves THIRD ROW: M. O'Brien, G. I-Ieredia, L. Gomez, G. Mueck, S. Horne, T. Blodgett, W. Vogelsang, G. Sheltz, T. Mazzola FOURTH ROW: E. Ulcak, L. Theode, D. Giametta, B. Dillon, L, Martin, J. Hogan, J. Rossitto, B. Christian, M, Fleck, C. Booth, P, Snow 1 '- img fra'- QEHOMEROOM TEACHER: Fr. Pierce, C.S.B. . W. , an 1 mimi, . 1 -1, ' 451' as 3' 7 'iii ig: .fx QB' Such interest can only mean-marks! S FRONT ROW: P. Smith, F. Marino, R. Garcia, B. Waldo SECOND ROW: R. Schudalla, C. Nitsch, I. Horsch, B. Cimrhanzel, G. Fulton, M. Ligotino, R. Nackman THIRD ROW: B. Crowley, 1. Sellers, J. Kristinik, J. Pudclicombe, P. Tamborello, R. Schisser, T. Silva, M. Callahan, D. Crowley FOURTH ROW: J. Adamo, H. Glick, K. Brown, J. Weyer, G. Rausch, C. Hebert, T. Gonzales, D. Parker, R. Green, J. Gradwohl, M Arnold ABSENT: D. Fallon w.Q. -'T HOMEROOM TEACHER Mr. Duggan, C.S.B Prospective members of the Varsity. HONOR ROLL B - AVERAGE c. ALTENBURGER A. BAROSKI P. BUTGHER J. CARAWAY P. CHARRIN M. CLEMENTS R. DAVID M. DEXTER T. DoLHoNDE T. DRAPELA T. DUOTO D. DAREIN H. FLAVIN D. GARCIA L. GREEN R. HALL J. HARDIG B. HARRINGTON s. HEDDING L. HEERENSPERGER R. JALUEKA T. KENNEDY B. KNAPICK L. LYONS P. MARTIN M. MCLAUGHLIN M. MONTZ M. MORIN J. O'CONNOR G. PADILLA J. PETERSON J. PIzzAToLA W. PROSPERI D. RIGAMONTI J. SGHULTZ J. SEDGEWICK M. SEDITA W. SMITH G. STASKY s. STEPHENS A. TAMBORELLO J. WAGENHAUSER R. WASKA A. WEEKS D. WHIPPLE C. WOERNER M. ZIENTEK KNEELING: Bill Barrow, Richard Russell, Bob Wey, Pat Federico, Marty Girash, Bob james. STAND- ING: Tom Lehman, Frank Tortorice, Ralph Lojo, XX'ayne jones, Larry Madigan, Alex Kleiner,'R. Nevle, Val Coerver, Hawe Jones, Kurt Metyko, Ray Kuehler, Mike Marlow, Malcolm Dulock. ST. THO AS CLUB Q9 First: KENNETH SMITH Fourth: JAMES BORDELON AVERAGE 09' Third: WILLIAM BEIRNE SENIORS 'x Second: ERIC HANSON Fifth: CARL JOHNSON ff L Nr First: JAMES PIPER Fourth: HUGH KELLY Q '-tin WWW? AL J 5 P , gg fl Q 1- ....,.,. , ww., Q iii ' XliEi WWW A-:. img? .Maw mllnll JUNIORS Tmm PALl.BONNO muga Q Q i 7 AVERAGE H if ZINPQQI T -1 O 4 'v .cu 1 Second: JOHN GERMANN Fifth: XVILLIAM HOMBURG 2 h El! IJK4 nl' .- r ll It XQ... ACADEMIC HO OR SOCI KNEELING: Reid Kihling. Buddy Sims, Ray Podriizri. STANDING: Dick Donoghue, Mike Terraso, Mike Golasinski. Art Coerver. Ronnie Pokluda. Phil joimet. Dave Condon. Gene Deluke. Ted Ciochon, john Roos. Alan Vogel. Sean Kelleher. ETY HONOR ROLL QQBM AVERAGE J. ALLISON D. BARANOFKIE C. BATES J. BERGEN O. BONDI R. BROXVN V. CAMPO R. CASTENSON L. COLCA P. DLLIN R. DLPONT D. GL'ILLET J. JAMES D. JEFFRIES P. KELLY J. KLEINER J. KOLAR J. KONEN D. KCEHN M. LATINO J. LAWSON J. LUCHAK J. LL'13TOE P. MATRANOA R. MLMONAGLP T. MILLER B. RAINES A. RAMIREZ A. RASCH G. SAMIQELS G. SICOLA C. THOMPSON L. TISCHENDORF A. vAsQL'Ez J. YOUNG R. ZENNER HONOR ROLL QRBU! AVERAGE T. BABINE B. BIRON T. BLACKBIQRN W. BOSWELL D. BL'TLER B. CARTER D. CLEMENTS B. COMERFORD K. CONNERS K. COONEY M. DESCANT R. DOOLING J. GRIFFIN T. FAGAN A. FANNING W. FARLEY G. FITZGERALD W. FLETCHER R. GALLERANO P. GAY R. HAGEL s. HORN G. JOHNSTON R. REATING J. KUYKENDALL M. LENTZ W. LEPPARD F. MARINO K. MARTIN G. MASON M. MCNULTY B. MEAD G. MELESKY I ML'LvEY D. OTTO E. PAINE H. POLLET J. PONTHIER I. PORTER I. FLMILIA B. QUICK R. ROMANO L. SALIER F. SCHALL M. SHEA D. SHEBAY s. STRICKLAND M. TERRY R. TRABL'LsI R. VALENTI H. XVINN B. WOLF R. YOKUBAITIS E. YOUNG HONOR A J. R. K. G. D. C. L. J. R. S. B. C. T. R. T. J. D. ROLL DRB!! VERAGE ALLEN ARCHER AL'ER BARBLES BELLMONT BERRY BIELAMOXWICZ BOLLOM BORKOWSKI BRAVENAC BROWN BRUEL BURKE COLLINS DAY DONOHUE DULOCK M. EARTHMAN D. J. F. VU T. T. F. T. P. L. E. G. B. E. B. j. G. EYSTER FRIEDMAN GAIDO . HAGGARD HICKS HOW' ARD KAINER KING KLEIFGEN KONECNY KOSOWSKI KOTERAS KRISTINIK O'ROL'RKE PECHANEC PIZZATOLA PONTON J. RANDALL C. L. G. SCHELSTADER SCHREIDER SCHWENDER M. SEGAR D. WI D. F. G. J. C. B. K. SIEBERT . SIERDEN SHARP SHEPPARD STAN FORD SZYMEVAK VUALIGURA WARREN XWATKINS QQ- First: STEVE ZIENTEK Fourth: RICK HERROD SOPHOMORES Third: BRUCE MEREDITH AVERAGE Second: RICHARD DARILEK Fifth: LUPE MIER T. THOMAS CLUB FRONT ROW: Ed Blocher, jim Abell. Tony Sirvello. Dan Johnston, Mark Ryan, Charles Murrello Bolfgyn Anthgnyl SECOND RQWg Nat Hardee, john Kolar, Leonard Schuster, Steve Dufilho Pat Green Carter Lyons, Robert Lorino. THIRD ROW: jim Halla. Vincent Mier, Al Cavazos, Ed Hugetz Ed Tuffly, Bob Bergholz. FOURTH ROW: Al Lederer. Richard Kaminski, Tony Koby, Ronnie Niehaus jack Hanna, jim Gilbert. I , me , 5 G5 ..a--f -4-1 2 0 1, CTIVITIES ff f ff 4 f Af ff yr If f!1cf'!7ff fffffff .41 f fflffff fff 5' QA fl! 'z1.4ff' 1611 C kk f0HvL,fcGAH xx yfwaffyt it., cffL,4..,4,C AALL b-14,4 t,t,.q, FAQ. AL Qzffaf 10- . ' I Q f Q f , 4 I-,1 ' 4- f , if .' . V 1 . A . f , If 1 'f,. ,,f 11.1417 f'L,,., . , '. .I i 'f.4,v..i-Q . X ' , f - f K. ' .1 yffarfrf , 4,...,K,.f'f.' ,'41'uf,.',!f,v4..,, , ' f f '- 95 'af Q L' af, f f'w 7' , 1 ,- , , ,J 'jf fr QM 'J rr QA X9 a A x A 1 xx- , 1 K N 1- v -H-f- - 1 1 X '9 , - 4 1' ,, .f--fff f ' W ' ' ffffffzz 'f.rA.-.112 .xfrz-awry if XV:-V. RELIGIOUS LIFE THE CHAPEL IS SUCH A SMALL PLACE and praying hancIs such mor'I'aI Ihings- The whisper of a prayer hardly more Ihan siIen'I'- Such humble and earfhy Ihings: buf in Iheir humiIi+y disperse Iheir power over and 'I'hroughou'I' Ihe worId. Jus'I' as 'Ihe quiefness of AbsoIu'Iion pu'I's 'Io silence Ihe oufcries againsf God and na'Iure As Ihe words of Consecrafion- Iransform Ihe 'Fini'Ie info 'Ihe Unchanging- So greai' is Iheir power. Here aIone 'I'he conquesf Iies: 1 noi' in challenge buf in submission. GOD AND MAN ARE UNITED IN THE SILENT FOLD or HANDS. 63 ERRING MEN dis ARE REDEEIVIED AND BLESSED SUSTAINED 'I 'i.1f AND A DIVINE FRIENDSHIP SONSHIP IS OLIICKENED . .. FAITH BY INSTRUCTION ZEAL CHARITY a I O O O O 4 O O 0 O O 0 O ' 1 T21 '65 AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF OUR ORIGIN RIGHT: Tri-High students whirl at Shamrock dance. BELOXW: jim Chandler and Benny Pinto announce Homecoming Queen and Mrs. Girash. HOMECOMING ROYAL TY Princess Flo Malek Queen janet Bruns Prm cess Antoinette Spmella Students make ticket returns to Mr Walsh for Car Raffle 66 Mike Dexter, Marty Girash, and Benny Pinto and dates at the Mardi Gras Sock Hop. SQCIAL Richard Palmer dares Mr G11 lespie in the Fall Round Up Dart Booth Population at the Round Up i I v y . 'Y fi' t 1 ' 1 , U ..- . t W . 6. A 4 , . ' i so -5, Bob Gross and Judy Green make an entrance at the M1d Year Prom WHIRL THERE IS CONVERSATION and laughler The murmur of llghl' voices rlses from the crowd laugl1l'er foo galety In mohon The relief lhal' a weekend brlngs expressed In lhe greafesl loy lhai' of you'l'l1 Whether beneath l'l1e raf'I'ered or below a ballroom s feshve Ig 'ls llghl' feel' lread that bear the Iugh+ and eager hearts T x Above Semors trlp the llght fantastlc at the Prom Above Left Rxchard Russell john Buford and frlends Left Terry Kennedy Damien Durbm and Richard Hall prepare to leave after a mght of fun and frollc Emxle Garrdel and Joe Ragusa tend the ff Dlme Toss Booth at the Fall Round Up of 'the young Weary fans return on the us from a hard fought game 67 5' Y T I : . - 1 I -I. 'F VV uv L , Cellng O a I I Q fM,XsNs:MnrM M -4 . I- h I V ,,, H ,, , b l x ALTO KHORNQ PETER NOONAN GREGORY FREITAG DRUMS BOB RAINES DAVID GARCIA PAUL NUNEZ ALFONSO CAVAZOS BASSES BILL THACKER JIM NEWBOLD GARY PONTON CHARLES WALIGURA LARRY BIELAMOWICZ CLARINETS CARL JOHNSON JOE KOLOGINCZAK LUPE HERNANDEZ RAYMOND JONES BILL KURTEN EDWARD BLOCHER FRONT ROW: Mr. Lynn jamesg Directcr Carl johns n joe Kol BHC ak B ll Kurtn Ecl ward Blocher, Drew Shibay, joe Pumrlxa MIDDLE ROW Lupe Hernandez Ray nond jone Frank Babinek, George Schwinder, Carter Lyon CharleS De Stephano Anthony Campxse Gregory Frietag, Peter Noonan, BACK ROW Da d Garca Gam Ponton WIIIRIII Thacker Charles Waligura, James Newbold. GEORGE SCHWINDER FLUTE DREW SHEBAY SENIOR BANDSMEN: G. Shore, j. Kolog nczak G Padllla D Garca P Noonan R. Palmer, C. Butler, L. Lyons, L, Keuchel. MR. LYNN JAMES, Director of St. Thomas Bands. FRESHMAN BAND. SEATED: Eugene Grace, Brenson Abbott, Paul Prause. STANDING: Steve Lazzara, Bob Loos, Steve Horn. FRONT ROW: Malcolm Lightfoot, Richard Palmer, Richard Darilek, Frank Tortorice, Luke Lyons. MIDDLE ROW: Gerald Shore, George Padilla, Jerry Schwinder, Richard Meyers, G'lb N' . BACK ROW. L ww B' l w' Robert Raines, Alfonso Carazos, Paul 1 ert ieto ' a 'YCDCC 16 amo icz. Nunez. Robert Lorino, james Murrillo, Curtis Butler, Larry Keuchel. ALTO SAX ANTHONY CAMPISE CHARLES DE STEPHANO CARTER LYONS CLARENCE SAHA TRU MPETS LUKE LYONS FRANK TORTORICE RICHARD DARILEK RICHARD PALMER GILBERT NIETO RICHARD MYERS JERRY SCHWINDER TROMBONES LARRY KEUCHEL CURTIS BUTLER JAMES MURILLO ROBERT LORINO i THE PEP BAND ADDS COLOR AND LIFE TO AN EAGLE ASSEMBLY. BARITONES MALCOLM LIGHTFOOT JOE PUMILIA TEN OR SAX GERALD SHORE GEORGE PADILLA IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE, but, even in the confusion of our noisy halls, there are musicians who make their way across the road and spend each and every atternoon in hours ot practice: in making the note a little fuller the tone a little mellower, exercising all that is needed to elevate sounds to music. BAD rs? 1' A 6 Lltil FRONT ROW: Bob Brown fChief Technicianj, Jim Chandler fPresidentj, jim Manteris CVice-Pres.j SECOND ROW: Tom Blackburn, Buddy Steves, Kem Malone, Bill Walker, Mike Dexter, Eugene Grace, John Daigle, Mike Marlow, Benny Pinto. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bader, Mike Horrocks, joe Becker, jack Chandler, jim Halla, Jack Hanna, Ron Schark, Wayne Prosperi, Charles Randall, Larry Keuchel, Woody Harrison, Bob Raines, Fr. Scott. SCIITAMARD l 950 AS THE HOUSE LIGHTS DIM bo'I'h ac+ors and audience 'lransgress to another world. There, in 'lhe duration of a scene, a boy becomes a hero, clown, or hated villain, beneath a mask of powder and layer of +alen+. clothed in long hours of rehearsal, accen'I'ed with 'the skill of the unseen- directors and s+age crew. A phalanx of ar+is+s, sincere and intent, with the purpose- To achieve the excellent Worcester and Hotspur find it difficult to persuade Henry IV to listen to them. 6 Bob Raines helps Woody ABOVE: Fr. Walter Scott directing his H2rriS0n ICIIIOVC Shakespearean actors. the last traces of , stage character- RI HT: Sta e crew at work Bob Raines 70 G g 3 i Mike Horrocks, Bob Brown, and jim I-Ialla. f:Z'g5,f. Q JIM CHANDLER-Hen ry IV MIKE MARLOW-Hotspur JOHN DAIGLEi Sir W'z1lter Blunt TO SAN ANTONIO WITH WOODY HARRISON- Northumberland HE RY I - P RT I THEN BACK T0 HOUSTON JACK HANNA-Worcester HE PER BY THE DOZEN RIGHT: Joe Scales' CMike Mar- lowj cheer gets a varied reception from the Gil- breth family, in 'CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN. LEFT: Part of the Last of the R Att Play Cheaper By the Dozen. Fr, bcott and Sr. Mary Catherine, O,P. casting the Big IZ. Benny Pinto, Pam Collins. Maureen Kelly. and VC'ayne Prosperi find that the only way to learn their lines is constant practice. 5 Q s e ..l' , Vx qv VW V f S I 1 1 V ,M if .sr 'f N U if Vw E Mai HEI f iilllslfffl '.5lUl 1 wi' Qu? !f.ij1i9.37 ' W Q' 'T UI wg , . 'il ,AQ 153' V-? I YJWM ' ' 'lfif 4' ' fl M4 .if H Y , , 5, , V. 5 , , 5 x Q, ' , , , 9 Q 5 ' rl 7 , ' N , Q n AQLII I96O STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Bill Beirne FACULTY ADVISOR: Mr. Edward Bader, CSB. ? PHOTOGRAPI-IIC EDITOR: Richard Nevle ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER: Harry Flavin BUSINESS INIANAGER: Bob james v 'M' 'lnm 4-. -ai EDITORS: INTRODUCTION: Frank Tortorice GRADUATES: jim Caraway IQNDERGRADUATES: Charles Odell SPORTS: Bob W'ey SOCIAL ACTIVITIES: Kurt Metyko if sr- L 5,,Qw'Y ' ,sm AFTER THE SCHOOL DAY 'I'he publicafions room has an exuberanl or pensive air as 'Phe ediiors +hink abouf or discuss +heir agenda. No picforial recap can he a success wifhoul' achievemenfs +o relive. Nor can lhere be a worlhy AQUIN wilhouf persis+en+ ad salesmen, aler+ phofographers, an inspiring modera+or and indusfrious edifors. Differences of opinion and 'Fresh ideas sl'imula+e iournalislic vi+ali+y. Through leamworlr, diverse efforls and acfivilies have been channeled +owarcI making 'the I960 AQUIN a challenging veniure. We hope fo have con+ribu1'ed +o lhe excellence of S+. Thomas and pleased 'lhose whom we have chronicled. if E112 'if1Ef3i4f':f5k? .ff ASS'T PI-IOTOGRAPHER: Mike Montz ART EDITOR: Richard Hall ASS'T PHOTOGRAPHER: Dan Huber EDITORS-STANDING: Charles Sicola, Exchange Editorg Alex Kleiner, Page Editorg Tom Dolhonde, Page Editorg Woody Harrison, Page Editorg james Peterson, Sports Editor. SITTING: Ralph Loio, Sports Editorg - Larry Keuchel, 76 E C-ILE S AFF I960 Business Managerg Marty Girash, Sports Editor. BEFORE THE PRESSES ROLL forty writers scurry to complete Iheir contributions and harried edi+ors face the deadline. ORIGINALITY is their cry, complete coverage their iob, impressive issues, new and interesting columns fheir goals. The whole school is fired by the contagious EAGLE spirit: All 'the way in '60! Val Coerver, Association Editorg Fr. Oser, C.S.B. Faculty Advisor Eric Hanson, Editor-in-Chief. FEATURE WRITERS-STANDING: Robert Scardino, Sean Kelleher, Milton Morin, Paul Shinslcy, john Roos. SITTING: Bill Barrow, Bill Harrington, Bill Beime, Frank Tortorice, Robert james. 51' SPORTS STAFF'--STANDING: Eddie Darragh, jauk Hoffstetter, Albert Clay, jim Hannah, Mike G0 lasinski, Bill Sage. SITTING: Mike Griffin, Dick Russell, Pat Federico, Ken Smith. ,.f- P.q,,' IDEAS REACH COMPLETIQN STAFF WRITERS--STANDING: jack Gaden, jim Konen, Cyrus johnson, Eddie O'Rourke, Danny Johnston, Bill Walker, Buddy Steves. SITTING: Mike Earthman, jack Donohue, Ray I-Iagemcyer, Jack Hanna, Mike Descant, Ted Ciochon, If TUDE DIRECTORY OUT OF THE WILDERNESS of names and numbers They carve some order. And publish 'For Ihe world noi' 'Ihe facl' 'I'ha+ we exus'I' buf where. STUDENT DIRECTORY STAFF: Mike Montz. Editor jim Chandler, jim Fonte, Bob Wfey, ABSENT: ' l ,IKM TUDE FIRST PANEL Ken Smith Val Coerver Eric Hanson Mike Marlow Bill Bexrne Marty Gnr ash Frank Tortorrce THE RECRUITING DEPARTMENT I+ mlghl' be called Or +hey could be called clrcul+ preachers 'I'raveIlng salesmen or men wn+h a message To Iel' +hose who mughl' be mlereslecl Irnow 'Iheres an opening If you are wnllmq mee+ l'he challenge ANEL SECOND PANIEL Bill Sage Sean Kelleher Art Coerwer johnny Roos Mike Golasmskl Richard Darxlek RIGHT Marty Gxrash ex pounds on the advantages of St Thomas s religious educa tion LEFT THIRD PAINEL Ray Hagemeyer Jimmy Halla jim Pxper Richard Nevle ABSENT Hawe Jones Rives 'ml MN Q Q ,gqrx ' -f.: Al . ' . ' . ' , I ' I Y . . , S A 4 I flu .xf I I L 1 - v y r fo a+ 4500 Memorial Drive. l 4 Q v I , Y I 3 . . ' ll'siI Q f . ' , s r rsll I i iii W' ANGU GE CLUB IN THE WORLD OF MEN fhere are many +ongues Each a na+ion's mode of expression, fhe sad fhing-fhaf if confines +hem. Bu+ iusf by furning fhe 'Iongue as fhey do you learn 'I'he difference lies only in a man's voice- a good enough reason fo learn. STANDING: J. Pizzatola, C. Randall, J. Fruia, P. Kleifgen, 1. Burns, Fr. Wilscmn-Morlerator. SEATED: H, jones, K. Kilian. can 15 'IHIRD ROW L DIIUILCIII C B Arfele R Zenner Such techmcal ald glues each Student the chance to speak a forergn language fluently SECOND ROW B Camarata V Chrodo J Parker FIRST ROW G Schvuender E Grace R Gallerano RES PLIBLICA L TINA IV NI Munn SECOND ROXX A Baroskn V Cocrxcr B Plnto B HJFYIDALQJD B johnson L Lyons THIRD ROW C Johnson R Keuhler M Zrentek H jones H Flaun K Smnh A Klemer FOLRTH ROW' XV Harrrson K Cutter R LeBlanc B Belrne R Waska R 'Ncwle P Noonan NI Cnrash B Barrow K Metxlco B james L Ke-uchel C Bullacher J Caraway RONIANS LATIN THEY CALL A DEAD LANGUAGE buf read I+ for awhule The 'I'asIc Ines an Ilfhng Ihe vell of fume and +he obscure buf Izorsans el haec olm memunasse Iuvabul' 79 . f ' 'S f ' 1 .1 1 I FRONT RONXU R. Lojo, B. XX'cy. R. Russell, UI. Bordclon, P. Butcher. If vibrafeg ag once mighfy Rgme, ! l..A I GLEE CLUB: M. Coco, L. Keuchel, E. O'Rourke, R. Marlow, M. Griffin, R, Lorino, C. Sicola, F. Azzarello, R, jones, J. Griffin, S. Horn, S. Kelleher, J. Hanrra, K. Casey, M. Marlow, R. Schark. L. Schrieder. C. Booth, T. Kennedy, M. Earthman, E. Grace, R. Darilek, Mr. E. Bader, CSB., Director. GLEE CLUB THEY RAISE THEIR VOICES in crescendo +o bring +he joy of Chrislmas or 'Ihe Sancliiy of Mass. Wi+h cadence 'Ihey elevale fhe meager words of men +o mighfy caniicles. To inspire or perhaps +o soo+he wifh ballad or can+a'l'a. Sn? Paul McCord, Fr. F. Murphy, Moderator. Sam Listi. LIBR RY LUB THERE IN THE WORLD OF WORDS 'rhey cloisfer ihemselves +o add some order 'S +o references, biographies and ficfion. Scallered in 'Ihe +raiI of 'lhe rushing reader. Bu+ 'Ihere arelfhose who pu+ +hem back-+he books, and make +heir reading possible. LIBRARY CLUB: Ken Martin, Stephen Dufilho, jim Hokanson, Rick Herrod, joe Lum, Bob Bergholz, Bob Ryarf, Bob Brown. 80 Left to right: jerry Schwender. Bobby Brown. Mickey Clements, Lialcolm Dulock. George Padilla, Eric Hanson. Richard Darilek. Steve Dufilho, Barry Allison, George Schwender. TOP ROXW: Tom Day. George Beach. SECOND ROW: David Stromutt, Carter Lyons, Nut Hrmlce. THIRD ROVU: Joe Adams, Jim Berne. Antony Silva. FOURTH ROXV: Tom Bethancourt, joe Curty. john Ihison. M SSION CLUB A STRONG BUT HUMBLE HAND drops anoiher coin in the bag. Soon, far away, +he effects of this seemingly insignificanf action are felt and afeeble hand is raised in Thanksgiving. LEGIO OF MARY l l PRESIDIUIXI PRESIDENT: Andre Rollefson, INIODERATOR: Father Brezik WHETHER IT BE A PLEA OR ACT of mercy in fhe shorfness of 'Five decades, or of 'lhe quiei' and brief congregafion of a few, They gafher 'lo ask, honor and adore ONE who saw and conquered The Challenge of Excellence. ,W ,r I r TOP ROXXT Huh Gaston, Larry Madigan. SECOND: Kermit Al- lum. Barney Johnson. Bill Sage. Sam Listi. THIRD: Jack Butera. FOURTH: Mike Terrasso. Vince Campo. Er. Reuss, CSB, 8 Left to right: Bobby Brown, Richard Marlow, Mike Metyko, Claude Parker, Dan Seerclen, Pat Kelly, Ronny Niehaus, Mike Earthman. OFTEN ON THE WALLS THERE ARE FOUND variegaled rapesfries, a bil of painl' and paper, spread in such a fashion +o firsl' allracl and meril' a second glance 'lil +he message has lo come across ancl penelrale 'lhe reader's mind. The lechnique was nol' born on Madison Avenue, or some olher lane of adverlising, buf ralher came 'From an original idea man-who knew lhe producl' he was selling and how lo sell il. Left to right: Andy Neyares, Richard Hall, Roger Romano, Mark Ryan. POSTER LLIB Left to right: Larry Keuchel, Val Coeryer. Micky Clements, Bobby XX'ey, Mike Marlow, joe Becker, Al Clay, Sam Listi, Mike Dexter. S .Y 7 82 I PATRQL YOU MIGHT CALL THEM HALLOWED HALLS buf in fhe roar befween fhe periods fhere is some confusion wifh losf freshmen ancl fhe lilce. From all fhis rushing abouf people mighf forgef for a minufe fhaf safefy's firsf. Thus a few are furnished fo guide and rule fhese meanderers eager in fheir quesf for Excellence. FIRIQ PATROI BACK ROW' K, Casey IZ Pmlmk C. Fcrnamlu IL. Gnridcl R. I.cBlam D, Durbin P. Gumicnm MIDDLE ROXX UI. Hu -r P. Mu' .u 111 Bl, Uri fin R. Russell M. Marlow A, XYccks FRONT ROXX T. Bender M, Dulmk P. Dclglru TRAFFIC PATROL-P. Klcifgcn. B. Scerden, B. Matting. R. Mena D Fsster C Bruhl, M, Farthmzm. B. Farley. ?' lu E w. N4 HALL PATROL BACK RUXY. R Kuclulcr R. Scroggzns R. Yfcy P l:L'xlL'rlum Ci, Sliultm il' KL'DUL'Lly' FRONT ROW' C. HL.li.ulu-r P Martin R XY'.1sk.1 l l5r1!KlL'l'PN The ladies of the Mothers Cluh serve at the Annual Card Parts Mrs Coervcr tclli about gon down to the Bisou Teche her Cayun Act for the P1rLnt F1cultw Chrmtmas Puts Acr'ordingtoCha1rles Goren lil hicl . . , THEY GATHER TO SEE THE EFFORTS of 'lhelr sons +o dnrecl and encourage +he resull' To lalk among lhemselves of 'rhe accompllshmenls of lheur young scholars athletes orgamzers and orafors They feel some sahsfachon In seemg whal' lhelr boys have done There IS lusl' pride wnlhm +hem For ll' IS 'rhey who opened the gales lo +he Challenge of Excellence Mr John Young keeps the Fall Round up well supplled F I I I E ws 1th refreshments Football team and therr fathers celebrate at the Annual Banquet I Y 1 rf Yi W ywi' ,J Y 'hd ' .. , A 'L 'if-v- ', 5 'ex 45- ,'- gg f.-fm T ' f L, Q18 . 'ff -,f mf? ., K '. , A, , ' ' .-,Sig I A -w R ,332 - W, In '1 fa- .5 14 4 ' afta ,u V ' ' T. v 1 my? ' . Ik . ' ,- i'Z'St:! Q! . - ,. A , u 1 QQ! J kv wg ,if . f Q I x U! HE HYSICALCH LLE n v xr 6 W,+,N: Vw 'i 'MIN 5 'ml GE OF uf QFV a , Y- Y il f. 5 . fi V - ei HQ. 5, f . . A, - , f 4 1 F L 'A - 1 ' , 'r f- x' 1 225, J 4 K ai. :W Qghfk . Qyigzgk 'ri-' ',,, ,,k' 1 Vi If lifffl L: ,K :H vi: ai 5 , , H+, 1 ',5 1 , A f-1 4 ' .T '?ff , 2. 'ig My -H04 1 FA ,, 'if' ,' ' it 1 , , , yr 3 ws ' ' Vmiglla s 'P Zi 2 1213 f , A - ,,m?,f 42 'f Q71 3 ffin We , gy? ,Y vi JK v 3 M!'f-iff' J. Garrett. BOTTOM: K. Smith, Jerry Pizzatola, W. Prosperi, B. Brown, R. Waska, J. Luchek. MIDDLE: S. Foote, F. Lopez, P Butcher J. Azzarella, D. Jeffries, L. Lewellyen. TOP: John Pizzatola, R. Raia, J. Stone D. Kuehn, Mgr. J. Bordelon, Mgr. J. Christian Mgr VARSITY FOOTB LL I960 Fr. R. Matzinger, C.S.B. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR THEY WALK AWAY worn and weary, leaving behind them a roaring crowd, and muddied tield. Their broad baclrs, silhouetted against the lights, cast gargantuan shadows, the last vestiges ot long drills and gruelling pain which no one ever saw. C'mon, get the lead out! What's the matter you atraid to win? The crowds never heard that, nor the, clash ot helmets or gasping breaths in the huddle. Every ingredient was there, which men need when they try their best: When they challenge excellence. OUR RECORD BELIES OUR SPIRIT HEAD COACH: Mr. Joseph LaRocca ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH: Mr. john Peters Wf OPPONENTS ST. THOMAS Texas City , 34 0 Lamar Con. . . 8 ' 12 Aldine 6 6 St. Pius 0 20 Marian 0 32 Bay City 61 0 St. Anthony 12 8 Mt. Carmel . . .. 14 12 Kirwin . 14 12 Bishop Byrne . 24 O A D OUR EFFORT BOTTOM: E. Garidel, B. Sage, F. Descant, j, Cahill, A. Stegent, M. Girash. I. Gieptner. MIDDLE: Fr. Matzinger, J. LaR0cca j Peters, J. Piper, C. Fernandez, L. Madigan, M. Sedita. TOP: P. Federico, A. Ramarez, B. Coffey, D. Rigamonte, D. Descant, j. Butera J. Ragusa. J qq,'T-r' .1 j 'za' 'sl 5' MT' mf, ..-1' ix ,M 6 K 'S .sf .lynn Vwvzf -fl 12 ox? in .M .3 'I K A. it as ,Q 5 rl . Sr ug , '55 J Q' y 'Q J' 6' ,gf 1. 1 4? 1 . 'W' 1 Q i x ' l 3 wr -wi N fy! V p 'Xi 5 :H c Ek rf' EQ, Q! 2 V U 9: Q4 Q ' 1 I' . , 3' Y X A s u 'r .ff N, 'Al .Y 9 :ss 5 if 0 1 1 .v if its V f gy Mix? A .5 35 ' 0 F A ,I If 'J ' , ggi ni A' A qi 5' , , ' 4 fn ,M A I .. 1Xjlf, - :sq Y' I wg: aw? was V, Vw 5, A K ' Q fn LW' . nv fy '1 G 1 A J. ,- YW D 1 'I A 31. 4 'M I 4 5 ba wig , 9 ' f' Y . 5 A! ,. , , .45 nib 'Q X ,Mp tfw W4 J . 4 f .,., A : 3 '15 , gg, 52. A -1' 4 W y l New! ,qv gsm., I I Qwz Q , -1 0 . 1 QW 1 M L 'Z QQ Q4 in X J, W .- if f,,, V95 S. 5 5 11 1 .,,, ' Sl mix lay A My 92 'H in We-3 lf HPQE 3 -'3,'-,wiv x. . 3 I 1 O 'I O l 0 Q ,W A La.: Q ii? T i ME '-- Q Down EQUARTERHYDSQZVE ,SP li. ' I gl I OPPONENTS ST. THOMAS TQXJS City 18 O South Houston 28 14 Spring Branch 64 6 Pasadena 12 3 5 Jesse jones 6 36 Bellaire 12 20 Mt. Carmel 14 12 Mt. Cnrmcl 8 6 TOP: li. Martino, S. Zicnlc-lc, -I. H.xll.1, D. Odell. T, Day, Pinkerton. MIDDLE: Mgr. D. Johnson, R. Yokubnitis, T. XX'cy, B. Pendarus, ,l. Vaughn, D, Comiskcy. Fr. M. Pierce. C.S.B., COACH, Mr. M. Michon, COACH. BOTTOM: T. King, -T. XY'ellborn, N, Hnixlcc. B. Tinnerclla. Al. Ciurclla. G. Swcnrlcr. H. Pinkerton. B -TEAM FOOTB LL 1 1 S . , A, 'O In 'Cv I -4 . 'X , : Q 1 ! -1 3 HEERLEADER Left to Right: joe Becker and Xlncy XY'il5on QIXVAJ. Mike Marlow and Rose Mary Baiamwntc ClXY'Aj. . jf! BOTTOM: B. Christian. M. jamnil, B. Biron, P. Smith, A. Smith, A. Silva, V if Q -5 9 V Q Left to Right: Carol Pack QSAAJ and Val Cocrwr Judy Dodgc QSAAJ and Bob XX'cy. E C-ILE SPIRIT Mr. Bradshaw, CBS., COACH: Llr. I.. Gillispie, COACH: B, Comer- ford, J. O'Brien. N. DeGeorge. P. Tamborello, G. Rauch: MIDDLE: J. Pantier. E. Shaw. I.. Sauer. W. Visinsky, D. Cleboski, R. Cimrhanzel, j. Starr, B. Kloc, T. Miles, C. johnson: TOP: M. Fleck, R. Yokubaitis, R. Green, J. Krukiel, C. Parker, M. Descant, J. Pregeant, K. Connors, D. Fallon, IW. lNlCNulty. R. Trabulsi. 5 Z7 is OPPONENTS ST. THOMAS Hartman 16 jane Long 12 Fonville . O Marian 6 St. Pius . . 14 Lanier . . . 36 Mt. Carmel 12 Cl fi I I-fd jf. 235 'leaf LU VARSITY BASKETB LL I960 ABOVE: reading clockwise: Grant Holy, jerry Burns, Mike Golasinski, Bill Knapick, Danny Kuehn, jay Lawson, Dave Cooper, Art Coerver, Ron Waska, Ted Ciochon, and Fred Lopez. MIDDLE: Coach Joe LaRocca. 96 Q ad x 4 V X ABOVE: Managers Ed Darragh, Bill Barrow, and Bill Seerclen. OPPONENTS St. Thomas St, Pius , .,,,, 65 63 Kirwin , , 47 48 Marian 7 38 54 St. Pius , , 68 56 Mt. Carmel , ,,,,, 62 57 Kirwin , 49 51 Marian ,, , H 39 51 Mt. Carmel ,,,, , , 52 40 TCH. Tourney Bishop Reicher. Vifaco V 45 65 Central Catholic 68 46 'B 49 4551.7 WWW 'I as 0 I LAK' 4 ,f 4 ,xv 96 A 5,05 if ,sf ml-3 if M ' H 6- iw' 1 -v -- ' 175. fi E rg, ig! Qw- ll Z ' ily! fy Q 32 1 ,5- ' . Q ,Q i+f'u.'-ff K FG 55 ' V- H ' . ,Z, I 11 , f m ' fi' L A A gi Rx J Q J v ,, 5, ' f 115 fy My X JS L 22, X '-- E55 X A 'gil' x-1 I2-D TOP: M. Montz, F. Tortorice, R. LeBlanc, T. Kennedy, B. NVQ: BOTTOM: M. Zientek, K. Metyko, G. Tischendorf, F. Azzarello. II-A TOP- F. Thompson, H Kellv, Germann. R. Barthelme D, - - . J' . , Donnghueg BOTTOM: j. Burns, B. Fenner, D. Norman. H Lawrence. sg fl , , Thr If ,S fx I u LE- .H fgfffgf.. L. Q A I4 :Z y . Q A F h if 1, .L A v., Q . , . Junk ' --A IO-B TOP: B. Brown. G. Koteras. C. XX'aligura, B. Bergholz, J. Delaney: BOTTOM: D. Bellmond, J. Szymzak, P. Marcaccio, S. Bravenec, B. Buckowski. TOP: A. Ceielski, J. Pollet, J. Silva, B, Farley: BOTTOM: R. Hagel, E. Kearns, A. Regitz, B. Schreiber. I02 I TR MLIR L 2:45 ON CAMPUS and homeroom varsifies fangle. Each is sure of vic+ory, shorf of a ca'ras+rophe. H' does happen +o some, ofhers find success sweef, buf all have had fhe chance. Keils, C.S.B. DIRECTOR OF INTRAMURAL ACTIVITIEQ I2-D LEFT, BACK ROXXT T. Kennedy, K. Smith, F. Az- nrello. D. Rignmnnti. FRONT: Ci. Tischcndorff. NT Zientck. F. 'I'ortorice. XY. Pruspcri. II-C BELOXXQ BACK ROW: F. Condon, S. Palermo, R. Porter. J. Luchak. FRONT: M. Lott. J. Rooi. I. Hofstettcr. P. Phillips, P. Jounct. . Wx .4 ',,..v-- .f,wv ' ABOVE, FRONT ROXV: R. Rocsner. S. Brevcnec D. Bcllmont. S. Zicntck, j, Syznszgk. P. Mnrcuccio A. Ramirez. C. Lyons BACK: G. Koterai, S. Dufilho R. Cinirlu. B. Iigrglmly. J. Vfcllbcwrn. R, Bnrkrmxki li, Bruwn. . 1'-Hr!-f LEFT. FRONT ROXY: A. Navares, C. Melancnn, VV. Comerford, VU. Walker, W. XY'olff, T. Blackburn, R. Romano. BACK: XV. Quick, B. Kloc. H. Kingham. E. Furlcy. M. Shea. J. Hebert. ' iz' in , ,fff 1 1 , iff . ' w WZ. my ws , 52 ag' Q, wmwuu at v . f . Wragf 1. f , ' 'K 044. 1 -5 1 6, I is Ei .. .Mm -' --'bf vi, - H X usual wg x, 4: ABOVE: oised for action in their defensive and offens , x Q' 9 ,,,...-.. Q' Y -nf I ,Hg Y Q 4 Ik 4 4 4 f . , 4 'Nh ', Q g Q 1 -3-. ' 1 5 gg' Us ,V M xl k,x1,5' I x i 'ifxhi 14 X' , H x, Q' J 1 I if 21 it S BACK ROW: D. Johnston. MGR.. T. Kennedy. C. Thompson. M. Gvlasinski, V, Campo, C. Berry, Fr. F. Matzingcr, C.S B COACH Mr. J, Bradshaw. CSB.. ASSIST. COACH. MIDDLE: D. Rigzlmonti. D. Kuchn. -I. Fenner. A. Ramirez. G, Deluke, Nl Glrash C Samperi. FRONT ROVU: B. Coffey, B. Knapick, J. Pizzitola. J. Ragusa. R. Lojo. 1 or-95 .M ff l06ABOVE: Billy Coffey waits for the pitcher's delivery. THERE IS A TRADITION TO BASEBALL. Compefilion, falenl, and, above all, pracfice genera+ed during Ihe fresh days of spring in +he clover of lefl' field or +he dry. rasping sand of 'lirsf base. Add 'Io lhis Ihe coaches chaffing counsel, Ihe +as+e of sand and swea+, and Ihe smell of well-worn lea+her. I+'s a greai game: buf, i+ can'I be called a game un'I'iI +he long hours of prac+ice have been boughl' and demanding efforl' and ex+raordinary diligence. Yer 'lhal is wha? makes baseball parl of fhe challenge of excellence. cj N.. LEFT: jerry Pizmtolir prepares to demonstrate his prowess in the batters hux. BELOXW: Ron Xwnska, Terry Kennedy, and Jerry Piz7'1tn'A watch tensely as one of their comrades hqtr 2 ws A W9 1 M W- 1 66, ss.: LEFT: Joe Ragusa starting his swing at a Marian pitCher's inviting pitch. Q.,- 1l,- 1 ii' ' IE., M BELOVU: Terry Kennedy lays a perfect hunt during our first game with St. Pius. mg.. - 4 A -,p-v i -v , z' .of ., v .. f? ' Q'x?'Z1 nslni. siififififr fw2n ' ,, ' i I nf .- i. A Q YJ 'i. W ,W Vmis, ' ' 61-535 V r.4saf:'w-,sz CROSS COL! TRY 5-L. 2 s Left to Right: Captain Mike Griffin, V. Griffin, Tom Leman, Reid Kibling, John james, Ed Dulin, Dick Russell, and Damien Durbin OUT OF THE THICKET EVOLVES THE PACK. Panfing and gasping, 'rhey reach +l1e summih Only fo be mei wi+l1 an ever so long and coiling descen+. Again fhrough +he wood +l1e conglomera+ed curren'I' iwisfs. Some lag: while flue prepared gain, Using fhe energy and skill implanted for Their conquesf ' of Excellence. sm 31.441 ABOVE: Dick Russell, Damien Durbin, john james, Tom Leman, and john Griffin at the start of the Bayton Cross Country Meet. ABOVE: St, Thomas's Dick Russell presses Bellaire's state champion David De Boer. IO9 REVOLVING AROUND THE TRACK, 'lhere is a singular rhyfhm +o +he sound of fheir gaif. A sfride lengihened by +he discipline of every muscle: wherher ifs me+er is cadenced wifh a leap over fhe hurdles or +he firing sfeps of a miler's las+ lap. Ye+ such pulsafion was by no means chance or comple+ely +alen1'. H' came wilh long days of pacing, puffing fhe shof, or hurling +he disc. Pracfice seized, from already pressed bodies, every gasp fhaf could be capfured: ye+ implanring somefhing more- fhe reward +ha+ pracfice meriis, excellence. ABOVE: Coach Fr. Barry, C.S.B., and Trainer Rufus LeBlanc observe pace work at one of the daily practice sessions. VARSITY TRACK I 960 is BACK ROW: B. Sze, J. Azzarello, L. Mehaffy, R. Neihaus, R. Kibling, R. Yokubaitis, S. Zientek, T. King, E. Dulin. MIDDLE ROW: J. Luchak, j. Bordelon. L. Rigamonti, D. Martin, M. Jamail, J. Griffin, R. Porter, D. Jefferies, ASST. COACH F. Azzarello. FRONT ROW: T. Leman, C. Brenner, 1. Becker, B. johnson, J. Hofstetter, D. Hall, M. Clements, A. Clay, K. Connor. .vw-W as 7 ,J x-. .uglkhu ,J' Mi? ir Qiaf ' I PW! ?., , X., 3. Q g ww x 1 iw ,W My 'rt , A 4 3, A, Y w,A A, f I fn . 'Y ' ,Q W V L 1 I , A- 'i I It J V, V l , 5 A V I , -in ,' 'WW' , V , ,Y Q , . ' gg lf' J ji. , , ,.Q, L f 1 IW U 3' H .8 'M W 1 Mx ai 7' em M 6 if 1 'il ABOVE: Pole vaulter, Al Clay, jack-knifes the cross-bar. LEFT: -M0 relayers Dick Hall, Dave Fallon. Phil Martin, and Jack Hofstetter blind pass the baton. i BELOW: High jumper Larry Madigan clears 6'1 to set a new school record while fellow high jumpers, jim Halla, Mickey Clements, Houston Lawrence, and Albin Stegent gasp. A I 9 4 1 , BELOW: Half-miler squad leader Tom Leman paces Mike Griffin, Reid Kibling, and Tony Koby. A I v'L LEFT: Marion Zientek, Bill Sage, Ken Smith, and joe Becker work on hand off for the mile relay. Y' V re I r Y r l l LEFT Sam Palermo puts while jim Bordelon and Stexe Zientek are on deck RIGHT jim Bordelon new school champion in the shot and discus celebrates aided by Ron Yokubaitis Jim Pip- er, Sam Palermo, and Rick Porter. RIGHT: Tom King, Pete Kleif- gen, and jim Murillo step the low hurdles. 'T f 44 if ! rib- kg? mywxw, V J Q V 4 .xf ,SA Ayxuf k A lf if ..'J s 11. ,, 94 I MQ -Sw ' V'J',: i 1. W 5 ,ga A 'K af' 'Q ,:6gi6 .z,f I za g3g'1vf'pJf'f..,y an 0 V , 1 5? V w 3 , I V A ,W . X 9 'V v K 3 18 ell ,gp 3, 6.52 gqlil' 'Q vs! W-' S A ' . N QM' Y 8 v W It . , 1 1 '55 X jp ns GOLF - I96O ABOVE: Wyndam Smith, Eagle Golf Tourney Champion, and Kurt Metyko, Runner-up. TROPHY WINNERS. BACK ROW: Mike Willis, Runner-up in first flightg jack Gaden, Runner-up third flight. FRONT: Frank Sheppard, Winner Second flightg jerry Locke. Winner First Flightg Allel Vogel, Winner Third Flight. R me A MINUTE BALL cafapiulled from +he 'lee deparls and makes ifs rolling arrival onfo +he fairway. Then fhe falenfed approach, fhe ease and control of 'I'he pu'H', and +hen, iusf as if H' were frained, +he ball enfers +he cup, wifh all 'rhe clignify of deliverance. A.,-' ABOVE: Fr. Oser, tourney MODERATOR, prepares ' to blast out of trap. l fi ABOVE: Back row: Kurt Metyko, Mike Willis, Peter Philips, Jim Hogan, Ron Schark, jerry Locke, Wyndam Smith. FRONT ROW: Joe Becker, jim Fonte. II6, EAGLE TOUR EY ABOVE As jim Fonte watches Mlke W1Il1s mtently prepares hrs putt BELOW Ronme Schark watches hxs shot to the putting surface ABOVE 'imlth Tourney Champion Shoots one from the sand TENN S LOW BACK ROW jay Mulwey Hxlch Lrndsey Tom Fannmg Mrke Metyko MIDDLE ROW John Kuykendall James Kxernen Ed Hugetz Bolten Anthony FROIXT ROW Bob James Tom Delhonde Malcom Dulock pu- C ABOVE Moderator Fr D Cooper and Team Captam Er1c Hanson. .4- E Z' A 5 'lliiifz' I qffkfzfif ,J 5 -:I Q A if ,fx 'X -1 A THIS CHALLE GE, my rf' ss 1' , 1+ i' fs' 5 V 1, , 4, I f Zi! y ' ,Z V fi V' 1 k A ur 4 , Mn- 44, 5 ?'f , '14 A, l , if f aff ., -' if . ,i'g,4,+ Y 2: I ' M., ' nf ??'i's'v'i ' ' N fy 3 . if? 'W Q I .,. ., +V B, ! I V , + 9,5v4fx ' n Q ,4 , if , FDR THE W RLD39 , .f EPTION BRRRR' To +he Generous Business Concerns Adveriising in This Book: We Hwank youg Sain+ Thomas +hanks you! To our readers: Please- PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS! ,Q Compliments of CHARLES S. BECK R. L. 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HARDEE'S FOOD MARKET M Where High Qualify and Low Prices eef 7 IO5 FuI'ron Ox-4-5232 SAILBOAT SALES COMPANY 5205 Ashbrook ,VM HousToN, TEXAS MA-3-235 I PA-3-54 I 0 Disfribufor of Ihe Famous SAILFISH AND SUN FISH HAVE LOTS OF FUN EVERY SUMMER SAILING ON AMERICA'S FINEST JAMES ENGINEERING COMPANY 5209 Ashbrook Hous'I'on 36 POLYVINYL CHLORIDE PLASTIC FABRICATING HAIR FASHIONS by JOSEPH and GEORGE I 840 Wesfheimer Ja-4- I4I 5 Ja-8-6357 E, G. my CO. Any+hing in Building Ma'IeriaIs SUBURBAN HOMES LUMBER 90I Li++Ie York Ox-7-069I RAEBURN'S OF HOUSTON Portraits - Weddings - Passports and Commercial Photography Wa-69l08 732 Telephone Road HOUSTON TEXAS Portrait Photographers tor the Aquln ATLANTIC 81 GULF STEVEDORES INC Contracting Stevedores 55l3 CLINTON DRIVE PHONE OR 2 8396 From Canada to the Gulf PASSIONIST FATHERS HOLY NAME RETREAT HOUSE 430 BUNKER HILL RD Fo R t C Il RETREAT DIRECTOR HO 5 I428 l ll ' ' ll 9 0 Retreats tor Men Every Weekend I Il r eserva ions a JNO. R. YOUNG 81 COMPANY -Esfablished I90I- Complete Insurance Service WE WRITE EVERY FORM OF INSURANCE Telephone Ca 7 2306 u - 920-925 Chronicle Building RIVER OAKS BARBER SHOP WALTER HEBERT Owner I985 Wesf Gray JA-8-3 I69 Complimenis of ALL SAINT'S CHURCH 20I Eas+ I0+h S+reeI IN The I'IeighIs Men's Furnishings and GFHS BETTER VALUES Miggu H- Fresh Meafsi Vegefables and Groceries Us-EOM sAcco BROTHER'S off Eoon MARKET RIVER OAKS TANGLEWOOD I988 Wesi Gray Pos'I' Oak a'I' San Felipe NO. I 26I6 BLODGETT JA-3-6340 NO. 2 6I50 RICHMOND ROAD GY 4-265I Then what did you say? CompIimenI's of MONTALBANO LUMBER CO. BET'I'ER BUILT HOMES Serving HousI'on Over 60 Years l309 Housfon Avenue 2I II Jensen Drive CA-8-5 I 88 CA-7-9 I 57 BRAZOS FLORAL co. X 34I I Wesf Holcombe X533 I Qfgwgg Complimenfs -,rg A is W' , ARRANGEMENTS gf 3 I - L !E5TlylNA L:1f Florisfs Telegraph A Q ,lljifigv Delivery ig, fi , Individual Sfyling fi-,770 Esfablished X uf i 5-t1f,,,3,' 5 ff' 1 - Ggv 1 A I926 -QNX 2 , Mo-7-9101 D INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Mofor Truck Division The World's Mosf Compleie Line of Mo+or Truclcs New and Used Truclcs Paris and Service 540l WASHINGTON AVE., HOUSTON UN-4-7795 Whaf-me sleep? HIRSCH ROAD LUMBER COMPANY All Types of Home lmprovemenis Made Financing Arranged J. T. PLAGG-Owner 78I6 Hirch Road Ox-2-I243 HENDRIX FISH MARKET Texas' Oldesi' Es+ablished Fish Marlxei' -Esfablished I903- BERNARD AND ROBERT LORINO BLACK'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY FRANK J. FASULLO-S. L. BLACK, Phe. No. I 3823 Fannin S'I'reeI' Phone JA-8-4I7l No. 2 I320 Telephone Road Phone WA-3-I62I MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC On - Ihe - Go - Radio MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC - MUSIC - MUSIC - MUSIC - MUSIC - MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC FREE CITY-WIDE DELIVERY HOUSTON, TEXAS ,Q MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC Eagles- You CAN BANK ON AMERICAN' AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST CO COMPLIMENTS CACTUS EQUIPMENT CO I'-768 Wesl Gray In River Oaks Shoppmg Cen'l'er MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 850I LA PORTE FREEWAY Phone Walnul' 8 3293 X NW 1 r ErAnEnIfNmn4o fungi!! X ff '::-if ,par The years you have dedlcated to educatlon have fortxfled you wlth knowledge and understand mg You now stand ready to shoulder your part m bulldmg a bnghter future for all and ln help- mg our natlon fulflll the destlny that IS a part of our great Amerlcan herltage It IS m your power to shape the future and se- cure the foundations of our free soclety Z?- -af f - of X 'I if f 0, Z. -- gl I A A A -fl .' Q, 7 I -'I M. H va? ' ,,, , , ,L ,,,, N s 1 I . . ll! . . ' ' I1 I c ' A I U I 'JN 'W SAINT MARYS SEMINARY 9745M ID H + T Your Family Shoe S1'ore FASHION Slnce 1332 MENS AND BOYS WEAR A A Clerical Cloihes r Arrow Shirfs Massagic Shoes S+e'I'son Hais vol MAIN AT WALKER JOHNNIE J. FRUIA ALSO 3622 STELLA LINK MO-7-0I8I 3942 WESTHEIMER Q WILSON STATIONERY 05x I , l s. AND PRINTING COMPANY PraIrIe a+ FannIn CA 7 822I s I , .J ' ZIPPER NOTEBOOKS PAPER ya fr.. PENS AND OTHER SCHOOL SUPPLIES CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH REV C P FLYNN S+eIIa LInIc a+ Cheena Phone MO 7 0497 Pas'Ior Hous+on sudym Poo 030I HOGAN ALLNOCH CO I3I9 TEXAS AVE HOUSTON TEXAS WHOLESALE DRY GOODS SUPREME CATERING CO INC 7939 Harnsburg MONTALBANO TIRE 81 SUPPLY CO I 302 Housion Avenue HOUSTON TEXAS I-I Ip I ppl J T MONTALBANO RCA I I c 46524 PAYNE ELECTRIC WORKS, INC. Moior Specialisis e Rewin, e UI , e air, nsa an MainI'aIn Mofors, Generaiors, EIC. CA 8 5234 I420 CI1enever'I' HOUSTON 3. TEXAS Prescripfion DruggIsI' HARRIS' PARK PLACE PHARMACY OL-4 I930 8000 Park PIace BIvcI. ,N x I . I 41 NI I A ' I ' MS . ' . - - ' . Jr 1.41 if N ' Il .1 ' I n a asses: 7:30, : , I : , 2:I0 O, O o oin A iances . . . . .and Mooroa TV a-- W cl R b 'Id R p I I' II d A MESSAGE OF INTEREST FROM MR. E. J. STONE A A xg A - lu - ,- ,. F , I I I I I II y I yy , I I IX V E In+ersI'a're Lnfe and our Sami' Thomas 'frrends have a Io+ m common We are bofh young energehc and have a wonderful fuiure ahead The fme young people bemg prepared by mshfuhons IlIce Saln+ Thomas make our 'Fufure brlghi' Your fu+ure IS made brlghier because our free enierprlse sysfem has made I+ posslble for flrms Irke InI'ers+a+e Life 'ro grow 65-Shwh 'I L 'Y 4 WM ff! 7-,,, INTERSTATE LIFE INSURANCE CO HOUSTON TEXAS I I In I K II H 1 I I I , , . I I I I I I I V , , I' I III , , 1. --ff' f A LT O - - - i A V g- 7 A -, Q E. J. IBucIzI STON . Presidenf Il I O I I I I ' O I I I 0 as E A 5'-' ll g,I 1. ' .,... . . 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