St Xavier High School - X Ray Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

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I L 'Ns 1959 R X-RAY SAINT XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL CINCINNATI, OHIO JACK FAHRENBACH ASSOCIATE EDITOR .IIM EVERSMANN BUSINESS EDITOR EDITOR FRANK BIDINGER 4, we 9 4 E 3 if as -E? 1. 7 lf 'Q ww Q , MQ W gat!!-,W 5' t W 4 X . vw- 449 i 'P' ,lv-1115 4 .Z 5 5 .. 19 may N Uv' if an-nv bmw.. aww ew, -+4 ' Q M. fl it FCUNDATICN There was a man, says Christ, who built his house upon rock, and the rain fell and the floods came and the winds blew and beat upon that house, but it did not fall. It was founded upon rock. You can't get very far without a good foundation. If you build your life on sand, if you flit about and rush through the job, the whole structure will be no- thing but a flimsy shanty. You'll collapse under the difficulties of life. Yet, on the other hand, if you labor to achieve a solid liberal education from high school onwards, to construct a firm Ignation moral and in- tellectual foundation, your house will stand. It is founded upon rock. The parable of the rock foundation comes fre- quently to mind these days. The recent death of Pius XII and the solemn coronation of John XXIII prompt the world to re-examine the claims of a structure whose foundation is a rock that is Peter. Here in Cincinnati, we've all been closely following the construction work on the new Saint Xavier School foundation at North Bend Road. As the new structure slowly rises-and the rain and winds blow and beat upon that house-we daydream of the fu- ture when this rock and all that is built upon it will come to life. The Sectional Pages of the 1959 X-RAY will picture various stagesin the progressive growth of this foundation, and a few of our dreams that accompany it. 1, Q Present reality and future 'f ...Q--...,.. fa' dream. DEDICATED TO . Fr. William F. F ay. S.J.,: 10 Years Principal of St. Xavier The most important person to the efficient running of a high school is the principal. Saint Xavier, during the past decade, has been most fortunate in possessing one of the most competent administrators in its 128 year history. During this time Saint Xavier has had more than one annus mirabilisf' Because he is the man who is directly re- sponsible for this progress, we proudly dedicate the 1959 X-Ray to our principal, Father William F. Fay, S.J. Rev. Richard J. Brown, S.J., 50 years a Jesuit Mr. John J. Brennan 25 years teacher at St. Xavier High School Rev. Joseph A. Walsh, S.J.. 50 years a Jesuit Rev. Ladislaus A. Majerowski, S.J. 25 years priest at St. Xavier Church and High School ACADEMIC I2 ACTIVITIES 34 UNDERCLASSMEN SENIORS 84 SPORTS 116 CCNTE NTS 'ET Qi ffh , .. 111 ' 'T T 4 . IA! E5 D71 X JK Q HIS HOLINESS v 'PP - N9 I N ' ' Qolm XXIII PCPE PIUS XII N ff, as-Q 5 .6 1 1 When the motor hearse bearing Pius XII's body passed through the crowded Roman square, there was already talk that some day this pope would be cano- nized a saint. He has done many things. He furthered the great cause of the Sacred Heart, Mary, and the Church's liturgyg and inspired peace and freedom throughout the world. Now John XXIII has ascended the chair of Peter. Already the world has realized he represents all the best that Pius XII stood for. Christ give him the grace for a long and flourishing reign! x I -.gm , ' .4 'Q' ,, .Mm nl Ya. L: Hi u,,,-L -FY' -JI at My ww ...nv ir My , Ls' PHOTO COU ESY OF THE NEW WORLD .41 f f f 5 i f 1 f ,f I X W ,,.1 ,av , ACADEMIC Present: Assisted by Fr. Majerow- ski and Mr. Singer, Msgr. John Ryan officially breaks ground for the new school, Future: Someday Mr. Trier and Mr. McAnavv will be inspecting the files in a new Teachers Room. ADMINISTRATION K 1 ll ' Three execuiives in friendly conference: Fr. Benson., Fr. Humbert, and Fr. Fay Very Rev. John J. Benson. S.J. President Rev. Robert G. Humbert. SJ. Assistant Principal Rev. William F. Fay, S.J Principal Q? 5 No, it's not a hot tip on the seventh, but Bro. Novacek checking a bill listed in Fr. Mann's books. Rev. Nicholas H. Mann, S.J. School Treasurer Q.. Rev. Adrian F. Menchen. S.J. Librarian H f. 1-QP Rev. Charles J. Brannen, S.J. Superintendent of Buildings Director of Athletics Bro. Fred J. Novacek. SJ. Manager of the Book Store Assistant to the Treasurer ,ar -If l 6 i Bro. Elmer J. Riehle. S.J. Director of Maintenance 'VIHZIZTYW' .N 541. A5 . Band Director Mr. John J. Schneider Rev. Theodore H. Rolfes, S.J. Assistant Librarian Father Benson. Rector of Saint Xavier's, discusses the new school with a Dad's Club member. 5 RELIGIGN The aim of St. Xavier teacher is not merely to produce classes of intelligent, cultured gentlemen. This end, important as it may be, is secondary. The primary purpose of a Jesuit education is to form a Christ-like man. ln Religion classes taught in all four years, the principles .of the Catholic Chruch and of its founder, Jesus Christ, and ably presented to the students by the capable Xavier teachers-Fathers McKenna and Wetzel who instruct fresh- men, and Fathers McCarthy, Brown, De- Christopher, Majerowski, and Lilly who in- struct the upperclassmen. Seniors file back io class from a fire drill under the watchful eye of Father DeChristopher. l Mr. Slattery checks the work of one of his students during a geometry exam. NW Rev. Richard J. Brown, S.J. S i Hx Religion 1, 2, 33 Algebra 1 Rev. Carmen DeChrisiopher. SJ. Religion 1, 2, 3, 4. Mr. King emphasizes a point E: J 1 WFZTLWQ uf Q.. Rev. Warren C. Lilly, S.J. Religion l, 2, 3, 4. Mr. Thom puts the French verb through its paces. 'awww when 'N 4 Rev Arthur M Linz SJ Religion lg Public Speaking 2, 3. Rev. Ladislaus A. Majerowski. S.J. Religion 1, 2, 4. RELIGICN Rev. Walter E. McCarihy, S.J. Religion 1, 35 Latin 1g Public Speaking 4. f gi ,MWC-Lnfww, , Q W' W 4 L W f fMf'+--'NZ' 'If 4 ' , WWW, ww? WW fl Q- i A f . , 1 . 11-X ia,--Q mfg,-i,,,, WW , A ff rx - 4 1 1' MQW! ff , wif? ' 'gp ,X , wwf X ,. , L f' M4 , ,zu ,, Q : a I , - Lg . lg A u, , 6' 1, 4 47 in Eff: Mr. Dister calls attention to a mistake on the board. Rev. Leo J. McKenna, S.J Religion 1, 2, 43 Public Speaking 2. ,, -ff 5 LSP f' MW .Ma on S, ,gggnunfll if l my 'SSRN Mr. Brennan illustrates the mathematics involved in a chemical virus 5 5? Q 2 3 Rev. Edward L. Wieber, S.J. Religion 45 Latin 2, 3. Broiher Riehle takes his final vows as a brother before Father Benson. ...L av. 1 equation. i . ' muff' Rev. Francis J. Wetzel, SJ Religion 2, 35 Latin 2. Mr. John J. Brennan Chemistry 33 Trigonometry 4. SCIENCE As We stand on the brink of the Atomic Age, we can readily see that there is an increasing demand for trained scientists. St. Xavier, with a commendable course in science, at- tempts to provide just these people for our country. Laying the foundation in elementary science, Fr. Follen and Mr. Erennen do a capable job in teaching chemistry to juniors. In phy- sics, Fr. Robinson and Mr. Shlueter labor incessantly in an effort to teach the seniors the intricacies of the sub- ject. Their efforts are not in vain, for every student graduating from their course is indeed another potential scientist ready to serve his country in the Catholic tradition. Rev. George R. Follen, S.J Chemistry 3. 4. 1 ta, 'fr 'L L' l I s Mr. Schlueter demonstrates an electro-magnet to Harry Fath, Bob Quatman, Jim Smith, and Ed Lotz. Rev. Edward F. Robinson, S.J. Physics 4. X. Jim Joseph delivers a speech under the direction of Mr. Glenn. J' Mwsvf' 'TW Mr. O'Leary comes back with a pun. X Ralph C. Schlueier Physics 45 Algebra 1. 23 4 SS f 1 iq-b-'M' Father Wieber enlivens his Religion class with an appropriate joke. 'muff' Rev. Benedict P. Kremer, SJ. Algebra lg Trigonometry 4, Solid Geometry. Xavier's mathematics teachers - Mes- srs. McAnaW, O'Leary, Slattery and Fathers Kremer and Graf - instruct students of all four years in algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry. Consisting of such experience and qualified members, it is small wonder that the Saint Xavier math department ranks with the best in the city, as is evidenced by the graduating classes of this and past years. These corn- petent men have succeeded in turning out not only students well trained in math- metics, but also students ready to lead a good Catholic life. , dill' .eve Rev. Charles A. Graf S J Geometry 2 Mr. John T. McAnaw Algebra 1, 3, 43 Geometry 25 Trigonometry 3,4. Mr. John R. O'Leary Algebra 1, 3g Geometry 3. ww if Mr. Jerome P. Slattery. S.J. Algebra 33 Geometry 2. 25 1 44'- Mr. McAnaw explains proposition number six. HISTGRY It is a challenging task to make the past relive. Frs. Garvey and Trafi- canti and Messers. Grdina, Ballaban, Hils, and Berning do just this in their freshman and sophomore hi s t o r y classes. Several outside projects, such as the Archeology Club and history movies, encourage further student in- terest. Perhaps nothing so convinces people of the importance of this sub- ject as the frequent appearance of famous historical fi g u r e s on the screen and television. ' 'H-1 ...af Father Kremer diligently observes student's progress. Mr. Thomas N. Ballaban History 1. ...L x Mr. Richard J. Berning History 1, 3. Fi-nl Rev. J. William Garvey. S.J History 1, 25 Religion 3. 5 1 Thr if-.f Mr. Berning throws a puzzler to his freshmen history class. Mr. Frank L. Grdina, S.J. History 2. Jlsuwu-A Rev. Angelo J. Traficanii, SJ. Mr. Wisniewski explains a difficult History 23 Religion 1, 39 passage in The Merchant of Venice Public Speaking 2. to his freshman English class. 'bf J 1 'P wr-Q' if Mr. John E. Dister. S.J. English lg Latin lg Public Speaking 1. l 2 I? l SAA . fi Brother Haas delivers a speech on religious vocations. LANGUAGE Mr. James P. Glenn English l, 2, 33 Public Speaking 4. . 'iff , wwf'-ffw, M, t - 1'ff'Lg 25 M. - Z 'WK K No matter how difficult they may seem, the languages in a man's educa- tion are necessary to make him a Well- rounded person. Helping the student body to become Well-rounded indivi- duals are Messers. Glenn, Trier, Wis- nievvski, Meirose, Ruland, Singer, and Kvapil, all of Whom teach Eng- lish. In the Latin department, Messers. Serrick, King, and Dister introduce the freshmen to that tongue, Mr. Quinn and Fr. Wieber Wage Caesar's battles with the sophomores, and Fr. Walsh teaches juniors and seniors. Mr. Rule handles the Greek depart- ment, and Mr. Thom and Fr. Shuman teach French and Spanish respective- ly to the juniors and seniors. Mr. David M. Hils English 2. Mr. James J. King, S.J. Latin lg English lg Public Speaking 1. f H. Mr. Singer helps Steve Fitzgerald over a particularly difficult passage of verse. Father Walsh follows his favorite proverb: Spare the rod and spoil the child. n.,,,4- .. ' Q ,f ..,,. ' Mr. Harold R. Meirose, SJ. English 2. Tv' Qwa Mr. Philip J. Quinn, S.J. Latin 23 Sociology 4g Economics 4. LANGUAGE - K 941K , My xg Mr. Vernon J. Ruland, SJ. English 4g English Dramag Public Speaking 3. Mr. Philip C. Rule. S.J. Greek 3,43 Latin 4g Public Speaking 3. Paul Buerger. Joe Stineman, Jerry Wagner, and Mr. Quinn look over the equipment in the locker room. 532 'lun- yn. The Romans praised Caesar . . . so writes an eager stu dent under the Watchfulness of Father Wetzel. Don't you want to go to heaven, Kunkel? says Father Brown. 'D-NWA Rev. Kenneth F. Shuman, SJ. Spanish 3, 4. Mr. James K. Serrick, SJ. Latin lg English lg Public Speaking 1. Mr. Serrick and helper: Watch out for fall- ing spitballs and flying plaster. Q I ! I wwf fl ri , Mr. John A. Singer, S.J. English 3, 4. In-on-.4-' Mr. Stanley G. Thom French 3, 45 English 3. 'WDW' K 1 H., .-. , . . Q1 '- .w 3 - Yi . f ' ' z 'yr -f ,Q 5' 5 ,. , . ,, V , 2 5- 151 f .f fi Q. Q: Mr. John W. Trier Latin lg English 1. ANGUAGE Hand it over, chum. Father McKenna and friends. ?N-... Rev. Joseph A. Walsh, S.J. Latin 3, 4. .4 , . Carl Wiedemann and Tom Gibson introduce their dates to Mr. Dister and Mr. Grdina. Mr. Hills gives one of his fine speeches at the football banquet -ff-In-nu--K 'Muff' Mr. Stanley T. Wisniewski, SJ. English 1. nhl.. .-, A 'Q .Y 3 4 s 'mafsw. - . S fx' H M ai .F xmfwmxn, -I bla li 'W-'s 1 0 f 5. 5 5 3 f Q - I X 5 an as Pig In X.,-' -s 4 Io OW l Q 1 ' 1' I I I I , ima: 3 g ,, :r'::.-: vw- -,-. V - Tin-'svn-m.-,, il., Q 1 'iris-,max.f.1 1 in NVQ, Mt, is Q-.. I I I I I X. --P ,I 'Inav' ' i I 5 1 V ' I , I . L N. 1' Q , X :ff 9 I 4 V K If u I I s 1 I 9 O .. , ...4 -M mf' I ,K N' N I I I I v 0' i I If In , gi!! I ,ff-'am ., '- .1 Q .a'- 4 4 .0 K ., . V ,wx -, .- A ' - - f. 2. ' H' 'Q Q ., X. x Y. ek -'V si' 's 4. I '- ,..' 9 Q3 .S+ - ACTIVITIES I ' , I I I , . I A Q5 I . N zrxg -,-gfzff ' f 'Q rr- ! 7? 1' - , -1... .y ,..n - , 1 I It ' . h xg ' A Q K 1 0 r u I f L M , '9 I I I I 'IS' f' mf M II I w 3 1 . 'ra '02 sig? 4 I IV'-.2 Q vile ,V 5 fx N1 IA Q I x, ..M.,., ..... , .., ev , mf 'M ' Present: Crane and workmen work through summer heatg Future: Someday PREP Workers will meet deadlines' in a new of- fice. I xiao? :r u , A me M.. , ..., ,, ,. . .. Mme.,-,A,,,,s,,,,,-, ,, 4 YA-nr THE SODALITY One of the most active organizations at St. Xavier is the Sodality. Several of the un- dertakings of the entire Sodality are the food drive, the Christ-in-Christmas-Campaign, the preparations for dances and picnics, and the skating parties. ln addition to these ac- tivities, each year the Sodality takes upon it- self certain apostolates. The freshmen soda- lists, under the direction of Fr. McKenna, show their generosity by assisting at the Lit- tle Sisters of the Poor. The sophomores, mod- erated by Mr. Dister, help the boys at St. Aloysius Orphanage. The Junior Sodality, under Fr. Traficanti, and the Senior Sodality, under Mr. Singer, have taken apostolates at the Santa Maria Institute and the Mt. Alver- no Home for Boys. Behind each of these un- dertakings is a motive: either sanctification of themselves, sanctification of others, or de- ., V ' Sodalist moderator gives last minute instructions to probationer group leader. fense of the Church. To its members the So- dality gives a Way of life, and in return its members are obliged to attend daily Mass and receive Holy Communion, to say certain prayers in the morning and the evening, to examine their consciences, to recite the ros- ary, and to spend fifteen minutes in mental prayer. By these means the Sodality builds leaders in the Catholic Church - men em- bodying every facet of a fine Catholic. Front Row: Tenkman, Elliott, Zip- fel, Fahrenbach, Luebbers, Beller- sen, Pauly. Middle Row: Lohman Eversmann, Schaible, Mutchler Wurzclliachcr, Bosken, O'Hara. Back Row: Dixon, Ross, Lindsey, Buergcr, Desmond, Von Wahlde Burman. u 1 v l Front Row: Kircher, Herman, Fath, Moser, Klaine, Audretch, Niehaus, Smith. Middle Row: Morath. Harmon, O'Donnell, Green, Canfield. Schmaltz, Joseph, Goetz. Back Row: Autenrieb, Minnich, Finn, Siebert, Aman Kartye, Haas, Mueller, Imvvalle. v Front Row: Popelar, Wilkens, Ciok, Czillinger, Weber, Overbeck, Schwetschenau, Alerding, Hinds, Blaser. Mid- dle Row: Joseph, Helmick, Lehrter, Herbort, Sperber, McDonough, Hehman, Camp, Seelie. Back Row: Fischer, Sullivan, Fitzgerald, Kern, Deak, Goeke, Colacurcio, Soellner, Delaney, McCarthy. Front Row: Harmon, Sack, Schmid, Riegler, Keuper, Hartings, Mooney, Zimmerman, Siemon, Bueter. Middle Row: Hasl, Uehlin, Menke, Tarbell, Brinkmoeller Simmons, Peake, Weinkam, Berning. Back Row: Herbers, Wenker, Dutro, I-Ieiizman, Banks, Jacob, Duwel, Wesselkamper, Davis, Nemann. Father Mulhern, SJ. Prefect of Sodalities. ,A Father McCarthy with the help of Mr. Dister blesses the Advent wreath. SCDALITY The Christ-in-Christmas Campaign, put on by the Sodality, takes shape with the help of Harry Keuper, Jack McDonough, and Bob Ross. TQ' -143 Front Row: Joseph, Beving, Sweeney, Winters, O'Connell, Ehrensberger, Muehlenkarnp, Murry, Keiser, Kar- lan. Middle Row: Koetters, Poe, Ganim, Mackey Shiels. Broerrnan, Heiselrnan, Mappes, Riordan, Naberhaus, McMahon. Back Row: Hentz, Schaeffer, Bennett, Thesing, Benzinger, Meier, Meek, Kaiser, Long, Fahrenbach. Front Row: Owens, Puthoff, DeLong, Strauss, Lang, Reynolds, Smith, Ferguson, Bouscaren, Cloud. Middle Row: Goldberg, LaFace, Vitullo, Glaser, Eastlake, Burman, Steinke, Rowland, Scharnhorst, Dietz, Rapien. Back Row: Duritsch, Audretch, Niebling, Jones, Rolfes, Voegele, Devanney, Deters, Schapker, Strunk. 1 Q I Freshman Sodalists are instructed by Tim Haas in the ideals of the Sodality. Joe Dixon tells Mt. Alverno boys how he almost made the team. Sophomore and Senior Sodality Mod- erators: Mr. Dister and Mr. Singer. Mount Alverno boys play a little basketball STUDENT CCUNCIL f Student Council Every year students of each class elect four officers, and each class president represents his class in the Student Coun- cil. The purpose of this organi- zation is to promote student activities and discuss current I school problems. The senior members of this organization meet once a year to elect the Student Council officers. Front Row: L. Comer, C. Finn, J. Green, J. Joseph, H. Fath. Middle Row: D. Duwel, H. Kollman, G. Ventura, D. Stenger. Back Row: S. Meyers, G. Simmons, J. Karlan, J. Murry, M. Keiser, B. Lafkas, L. Rowan, J. Nebel. NATICNAL HCNCR SOCIETY N. H. S. The year 1950 saw the ar- rival of a new organization at St. Xavier, the National Honor Society. The object of the new society is to create an en- thusiasm for scholarship, to render service, to promote worthy leadership, to effect a better understanding of the philosophy and objectives of the school. Membership in the society is based on scholarship, participation in extra-curricu- lar activities, compliance with school regulations, and moral qualities. Membership is lim- ited to seniors and is determ- ined by a faculty committee. Front Row: B. Goetz, J. Fahrenbach, M. Pauly, J. Bosken, L. Schmaltz. Middle Row: D. Mutchler, T. Luebbers. D. Morath, D. Lameier. Back Row: M. Altenau, C. VonWahlde, T. Canfield, T. Haas, C. Herman. P. Kartye, B. Brenner, B. Mueller, C. Wiedemann, A. Vonderhaar, J. Green. Absent: F. Bidinger, E. Spitznagel. maj Participants in the Oratorical Contest: Jack Green, Steve W Meyer, David Shertler, John Joseph, Mr. Glenn, David Schmid, Carl Wiedemann, John Arens. Chet Herman, Al Vonderhaar, and Tom Lueb- bers: National Merit Scholarship winners - a feat of no little importance. Class Honor Holders: Front Row: J. Jones, D. Tondow, T. Krug, T. Vitullo. Second Row: J. Stolz, D. Molony, J Stineman, J. Maier, D. Weber, G. Wehrman, W. O'Brien. Third Row: P. Lambert, D. Niehaus, E. Spitznagel, R Peake, T. Long, T. Kleimeyer. Fourth Row: W. Zieverink, M. Wurzelbacher, M. Altenau. THE X-RAY y The Book i With the beginning of the school year, the hustle and bustle was again heard from the di- rection of the X-Ray office. Editors Jack Fah- renbach and Jim Eversmann, together with Mr. Ruland, tackled the thousand and one tasks in the organization and planning of the '59 X-Ray. Photographers Don Siebert and Bob Kern start- ed snapping the profile of X. The business staff under the direction of Frank Bidinger planned Ways to make the '59 X-Ray a financial success. As 1958 passed into 1959 the deadlines ap- proached and Work stepped up to a furious pace. There were last-minute pictures to be cropped, captions to be Written, a forgotten write-up to be finished, and piles of proofread- ing to be done. Finally, the smoke cleared and the Weary staff waited patiently to read the 1959 X-Ray for the first time. The Business Staff: J. McDonough, Ri. Hasl, and F. Bidinger, Business Manager. 1' Z2 Mr. Ruland, Moderatorg G. Simmons and J. Evers- mann, Associate Editorsg Jack Fahrenbach, Editor. f Mr. Norman Koenig, publisher of the 1959 X-RAY, gives Mr. Ruland and Editors Jack Fahrenbach and Jim Eversmann a hand in the planning of the opening sections of the book. Writers: F. Geraci, D. Schmid, T. Lindsey, J. Overbeck. 1 E 2 Q E U . .4 My , M Q U E : Q qw. 1 M ' ,gig .Wm 4 A a L . W Q f N Proofreaders: D. Helmick, A. Kleine-Kreutzmann, B. Gruber, Phoiographers: B. Kern, D. Siebert, B. J. McEvil1ey, B. Fahrenbach. Schwetschenau. 43 v , Seated: Len Schmaltz, Tony Rus- so, Tom Cannon. Standing: John Pohlman, Mike Harmon, Jerry Wagner, Garry Ryan, Carl Wiede- mann, T om Luebbers, Dave Mutchler. Seated: Jim McDonough, Mike Cooper, Jerry Kohake, Dennis Dinger, Bill O'Brien. Standing: Chris Crowley, Mike Mathers, Steve Crummey, Bob Gruber, Dave O'Too1e, Mark Stuhlreyer, Ken Overberg, Neal Gardner. THE PREP ' WCW' ,f Seated: Paul Schapker, Mike Cise, Tom McCoy, Bob Muehlenkamp, Gordon Lang. Standing: Bill Singer, Don Scharnhorst, Bob De- ters, Bill Long, Pat Smith, Dan Perrine, Dave Nordloh, Jerry Simmons. ,W-+-P4 1 qw n l V Seaiedz Tom Hoobler, Tim Harmon. Standing: Mr. King, Pat Ormond, Steve Weber, Bob Ellis, Larry Camp, Len Brinkmoeller, John Wolf. Seated: Jack Goldberg, George Menke, Bob Overbeck, Bob Breving. Standing: Bill Ry- bolt, Bill Eastlake, Ron Haneberg, Mike Mc- Lean, Herb Heitzman. Jerry Wolf, Tom Herbort, Bob Strunk, Henry Meek, Tom Krollman, Dave Glaser, Mike Keotters. If It's News Under the guidance of Moderator Mr. King, and Editors Len Schmaltz and Tom Hoobler, the Xavier Prep provided both students and alumni with many hours of interesting and informative reading during 1958. Continuing in the footsteps of form- er years, this year's editions achieved an excellent lst class rating in national competition. Students were surprised on April lst, to receive the first April Fool issue in the school's history. This issue cleverly lampooned many of the schoolls activities and clubs. With a fine staff of freshmen, the Prep promises to main- tain its high quality in future years. BELLARMINE DEBATERS Front Row: D. Nordloh, T. Hoobler, G. Simmons, D. A. Schmid. Middle Row: C. Herman, B. Bueter, P. Siemon, J. Cissell. Back Row: J. McDonough, B. Overbeck, C. Wiedemann, T. Gibson, F. Klaine. G. Simmons, T. Hoobler, D. Schmid, D. Nordloh board the bus for Detroit. The Art of Persuasion St. Xavier's silver-tongued ambas- sadors of goodwill took to the high- ways with unparalleled vigor this year while giving such far-off cities as Detroit, Michigan, and Columbus Ohio, samples of their forensic talent. Led by their moderator, Mr. Philip C. Rule, the varsity debaters - Tom Hoobler, Dave Nordloh, Dave Schmid, and Jerry Simmons - wound up an- other successful season by winning the District Ohio High School Speech League Tournament held at Wyoming High. On the strength of this victory, they journeyed to the state finals. Not to be outdone by their debater coun- terparts, Xavier's extra-events speak- ers had another good year and won their share of tournaments. All in all, the year was quite a success with a total of twenty-five debaters a n d speakers making the exclusive Na- tional Forensic League. D. Schmid, T. Hoobler, G. Simmons, Mr. Rule, D. Nordloh. Opponents Alvernia QChicagoJ Middletown T Barbarton Mifflin Canton South Mt. Carmel QChicagoJ Catholic Central fDetroitJ Newark Chaminade New Richmond Columbus East Parma Columbus North Princeton Dayton Oakwood Rosary CDetroitJ Delaware Willis St. Mary's Uackson, Michj Fairmont Toledo Lourdes U. of Detroit High Marietta Van Wert Marysville Walunt Hills Wyoming Won 25, Lost 25 CHAMPICJN DEBATERS Front How: F. Cloppert, D. Dinger, T. Fischer, R. Disselkamp, P. Mechley, F. Palmisano, A. Ward, M. Maguire. Middle Row: W. Eilerman, V. Beckman, W. O'Brien, T. Tranter. Back Row: M. Cooper, L. Boeh, G. Kesel, Neal Gardner, H. Meek. R Schwetschenau, G. Tallarigo, P. Ormond, R. Strunk, R Sauerbrey, J. Bruning, M. Mathers, D. O'Too1e, D. Siebert, R. Kern, Mr. Dister, R. Blaser, T. McCoy, J. Wahl, H. Meek. POSTER CLUB Posters The game is over or the curtain has fallen and the ticket receipts are being counted. Here is where the various activities and organiza- tions realize the benefits of the Poster Club. Headed by Mr. Wisniewski, S.J., the members of this organization turn out the bright, multi-colored banners which We all notice hang- ing in the halls, announcing the ac- tivities and future events of all the organizations here at school. CAMERA CLUB Worth More Than Words Click! And another scene is record- ed for posterity by one of the mem- bers of the Camera Club. But the Club doesn't stop with merely snapping a picture. Under the direction of Mr. John Dister, and using the equipment in the school's darkroom, tne shutterbugs develop and print their own pictures. Besides providing photographs for the X-Ray and the Prep, the club fur- nishes pictures to all the different or- ganizations at school for publicity pur- poses. It is with deep gratitude to the Camera Club that various moderators of the different activities find that one picture really is worth a thou- sand Words. 9 wx SAYJ. C'- - LLI Front Row: R. Riegler, C. Wiedemann, P. Nagel, P. Bishop. Back Row: L Sicking, Mr. Wisniewski, D. Doench. pn, Front Row: D. Ryan, P. Huber, J. Cissell, R. Joseph, J. Gerwin. Middle Row: D. Broerman, J. Hehman J Smith, B. Zieverink, Mr. Slattery. Back Row: A. Berger, L. Heile, P. Lambert, M. Sweeney, M. Reagan Kappes, J. Scheper, P. Buerger, J. Frost. Leo Heile, David Ryan. and Joe Kappes use the air lanes to contact other hams . RADIC CLUB WCO. . .WCQ From Greenland to the South Pole and even in Outer Space, there is no place hid- den from the far-reaching ears of the Ra- dio Club. In his first year at Xavier, Mr. Slattery, the moderator, has built up the club into a very active organization. Especially note- worthy is the large freshman and sopho- more membership. To acquaint the se younger members with standard radio procedure, Mr. Slattery has arranged in- struction classes headed by the veteran members. As a result of these efforts the novices are fast becoming proficient ex- perts in this interesting and useful hobby. CLASSICAL CLUB Standing: Father Walsh, D. Nordloh, L. Brinkmoeller, G. Menke, D. Zipfel, C. Wiedemann, C. Von Wahlde, R Goetz, A. Vonderhaar, F. O'Hara, J. Thumann, R. Peake, T. Harmon, T. Zimmerman, G. Simmons, A. Kleine- Kreutzmann, R. Mooney, G. Ryan, B. O'Connor, P. Kelley, C. Zumbiel. Seated: S. Larneier, T. Delany, M. Hast- ings, S. Fieger, E. Orlando, S. Weber, R. Wilkins, C. Herman, P. Huth, G. Coogan, J. Kearns, R. Lameier, J Wolf, P. Siemon, T. Luebbers, D. Mutchler, D. Siebert. THE ARCHAECJLOGY CLUB -pw-fb' Y? Front How: D. Keller, W. Haglage, M. Plett, T. McCoy, M. Burns, T. Tranter. Middle Row: R. Haneberg, J. Kappes, D. Broerman, R. Disslekamp, B. Smiths. Back Row: D. Gardner, J. Sommer, C. Eastlake, A. Kleine- Kreutzmann, J. Conant, D. Leonard, B. Seigle, R. Sauerbrey, J. Bruning, B. Smith, B. Eastlake, P. Ormond. CHCIR, GLEE CLUB, AND BAND 76 Trombones The band, with its membership at a new high of forty-five, impressed the fans at the football games with its snappy marching and many novelty shows. The band's great improvement in each of the past two years has been credited to the fine work done by the director, Mr. John Schneider. With Mr. James Serrick mode- rating, the glee club burst into song at the Christmas Play and at the Oratorical Contest, while the choir sang at the Mass of the Holy Spirit as well as at the other spiritual ac- tivities. After mid-year exams, these three activities joined forces in producing that enjoyable evening of variety and entertainment known as the Musi- cacle. .ig wt 7 Sgt 1. The Glee Club runs through a rehearsal 5 ii First Row: F. Palmisano, D. Foertsch, D. Keller, R. Hare. Second Row: Mr. Serrick, C. Wibblesman, A. Ward D Mooter, J. Kripp, M. Wehrmeyer, C. Zumbiel, R. Bomkamp. Third Row: J. Bender, T. Coyne, J. Karlan G Mappes, J. Conant, J. Ward, J. Rapien, J. Smith. Fourth Row: G. Menke, T. Leaman, J. Kaiser, M. Kramer B Smith, L. Brinkmoeller, P. Kelly, D. Broerman, D. Winterhalter. Sf s K J. -P. Wagner, Tom 52 f'2e'i',.D':.? W W QI'-,-0:4 3 :IS .. . . A z l x 4 I Q' - 'T AAA' , Mv Q f Q' A L uriizn wg fl' W Q ,f'. Q U ,X frs4'qf'ff' . V g 4 va, ' . - , e M - . ll.. fl. W d l 4 , .-'f '.ggY, Mamma v.clrg,,:,f'E,l ,Im Q em 41. fI 'x an swf. ' ani? 'af' Q an . -- 'E. 6 1 S., ' W W sf' 30 NX M9 MW-w 130 Froni Row: M. Pauly, R. Mooney, J. P. Wagner, J. Pohlman, R. Neiheisel, P. Dessart, T. Nolan, K. Ffiordan, Uehlin. Middle Row: Mr. Serrick, J. Dixon, T. Kircher, D. Tondow, P. Kartye, B. Raymond, E. ,R,,g57eQe- meyer, W. Laib. Back Row: G. Culman, W. Hudson, T. Canfield, J. Sperber, T. Collins, D. Schaibfg, 1 ' g 9 5 ,y 3.9 . I y 1 4' gy I 'I . .... 5- ,ztfii 6 X 5 'if' ' -'Myne V Q Q ,fn Is ihat Lawrence Welk t 1S ohn Hey. I can't get this thing off my lips. 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N W X ,Q .44 - 4 43' M 1 4 NA. 3 3 X Z .41 ' ' ' 5. 9 73. 'rpg . . we - EX? M--. Fredricks, R. Bueter, R. Colacurcio, H. ertz, K. Metz, W. McCoy, A. Fry, P. D. Morath, C. Pille, T. Delaney. f f , X M. floor, bang, clang, crash, tingj' as the band warms up. Detfilis Schaible, Jim Moeves, and Mike Hart- ingfjably entertain the audience at the Musicade. -x ,fl -NYS iL2S?4xf4w+- DANCES ps, hm 'U', . lv -ya, I fo' v ' 'K 9 H Xavier's coaches and their wives share a table at the Halloween Dance. I Could Have Danced . . . Xavier social life sported a full calendar of dances for this year. A few colorful masks and ghouls added a note of terror to the dark atmosphere of the Halloween Dance at the Fenwick Club. Many alumni joined the Xavier students in the Thanks- giving Dance held at the Gibsong many sen- iors, in their turn, attended the magnific- ent La Vie Guerre Alumni Dance. The Xauvier University Armory was the scene of a popular Mardi Gras Dance at the be- ginning of Lent. As spring approached, plans centered around coming Junior and Senior Proms and the Frosh-Soph Dance. The beautiful shrine to Our Lady at the Thanksgiving Dance. The beginning of a very enjoyable evening for Xavier students and their dates. Mike Chaney and his date vie for the last ounce of Coke. Jack Thinnes and Ken Kunz and their dates certainly seem to be en- joying themselves at the Halloween Dance. The ever-busy snack bar at one of Xavier's Dances. 1 2141144 if ik? Emmy Lou Moore and Pat Kelly sit one out at the Mardi Gras. el Oy Jim Fallon and Sandy O'Leary pose for the X-RAY photographer at the Mardi Gras. f MCMS' AND DADS' CLUB C123 The Board for the Mother's Club: Seated: Mrs. Rabe, Mrs Fahrenbach Standing Mrs Imwalle Mrs Eversmann, Mrs. Broerman, Mrs. Pohlman, Mrs. Banks Mrs Mooney Freshmen enjoy gambling their near worthless money A Dads' Club member, one of the many members who volunteered his services at Frontier Night, watches the wheel go round. Mrs. Thobe, president of the Mothers' Club, and Mr. Mutchler, president of the Dads' Club. Thanks Mom and Dad The Dads' Club, under the direction of Fr. Robinson, President John Mutchler, and a corp of officers and directors, was able to sponsor with great success the Fam- ily Picnic, Frontier Night, the Advent Pa- geant, and the May Fete. Although the Moms' and Dads' clubs are separate organ- izations, they held two joint meetings this year, both of which were highly success- ful. The regular meetings were made in- teresting to all by talks on parent guidance, for example, and a talk by Fr. Joyce on his experiences in Communist China. 'uf M N This year the Moms' Club sponsored a variety of activities: two Days of Recol- lection, card parties and luncheons, a Freshmen Tea, and a Senior Tea. Each one of the card parties and luncheons real- ized about SZOOO for the new school. The officers who Worked, in connection with Fr. Wieber to make the year a success Were: Mrs. Elmer J. Thobe, President, Mrs. George Rechtin, Vice-President, Mrs. John R. Green, Secretary, and Mrs. Joseph Sperber, Treasurer. The Moms give a helping hand at Frontier Night. ,An PLAYS ff' f Bui, Mr. Grdina, are you sure this is my costume? if ,fg W Captain Fisby gives a man-to-man talk to Sakini. L. 'kk WM. I Fishy Muichler during the heat of the play. Captain Fishy surrounded by natives captures his cricket from the floor of the St. Xavier stage. DYDI 5, 'ki ,q- x. '3'f .s . K ' 1 'Wa .'m Hq- fe 019' Wi 'lp 1-:gl Sakini McDonough gets the third degree from Fisby and Col. Purdy. The adoration of the kings in the Christ- mas play. The cast and stage crew assemble before the Tea House TH ALUMNI ASSGCIATION A Busy Year The Alumni Association, moderated by Lester A. Linz, has had an engross- ing year, to say the least. On Septem- ber 18, 1958, the Alumni had their Homecoming at the Hotel Sinton. The big social event of the year, the Dan- se La Vie Guerref' and the subsequent drawing for the Jamaica vacation was held at the Netherland Hilton on De- cember 3O, 1958. January of 1959 saw the election of new officers. Out-going President Lawrence S. Fitzgerald, '32, was succeeded by Richard C. Denning, '46, In the coming months the Alumni Association plans a card party, a fam- ily picnic, and a golf tournament. Al- though the Alumni's News and Notes was printed in the form of a letter folder prior to this year, it is now published as a magazine. Yes, St. Xav- ier High students have something to look forward to in the Alumni As- sociation. jawmama Faiher Linz discusses the details of the Jamaica raffle with veteran members- of the Alumni Association 1 ' fra HOTEL SINTON ' N'-' . -. , 1 A , if' K E Q as if - -4 ,Z MQ' ,',., Mr. Glenn. voted the outstanding alumnus of the year, receives the Insignis Award of 1958 Seated: Fr. Brannen, Fr. Rolfes, Fr. Mann, Fr. Brown, Fr. Walsh, Fr. Lilly, Fr. Wieber, Fr. Humbert. Standing Fr. Traficanti, Fr. Kremer, Fr. Wetzel,'Fr. DeChristopher, R. Garvey, Fr. Follen, Fr. McKenna, Fr. Menchen THE APCSTLESHIP OF PRAYER PROMCTERS Sanctification The goal of the Apostleship of Prayer Promoters is the sanctification of every student in the school through devotion to the Sacred Heart. They meet once a Week to plan a monthly project. Among their many Worthwhile projects Were the selling of Sacred Heart pictures to spread devotion to It and the annual school consecration in May. A Communion of Reparation was also featured during the year in Which each class was assigned a day to receive Com- munion. During the first three days of Holy Week, a Day of Reparation was held, and two priests visited all the rooms to eX- plain the practices of the organization. The Apostleship of Prayer Promoters are un- der the able direction of Mr. King and Fr. Graf. Their president is Mark Altenau. Father Benson distributes Sacred Heart badges to the Apostleship of Prayer Promoters. Seated: T. McCoy, J. Maguire, R. Moser, M. Altenau, K. Wernke, S. Kaiser. Standing: Father Graf, J. Gerwin, J. Carson, J. Nebel, J. Bender, P. Ormond, W. Ollier, T, Eddie, L. Bohn, R. Knecht, S. Fitzgerald, R. Placke. Seated: R. Ruhl, H. McLean, F. Albers, T. Nastold, T. Kramer, W. Hinds, D. Tondow. Standing: Mr. King, R. Wedemeyer, N. Visser, J. Schloemer, R. Meiser, G. Wehrman, D. Thole, T. Luken, H. Heskamp, T. Roe, W. Zieve- rink, J. Honerlaw, P. Kramer, L. Hulefeld. X W? RETREATS ,. , 4 .iw ' -lr-. ,aan '.. 'gd' Huge I Jn . an-an fy' Y f A .- 2 as Qi W-Q 'Q' , Mega .uuiq v......,,u4 Junior reireatants recite the rosary before the statue of Our Lady at Milford. X If ,,.. M2 ,kc , li , K ' , ' fc' ,ggxw . ' Q, j Q , 13. i 1 . ,. I i ' X ,ii I 'Exe- Fr. Cook explains the Mass with the air of a chalice at the school retreat. Work goes hand in hand with prayer at Milford as Junior Sodalists wash the evening dishes. 'The retreatants' day begins with Mass in the Chapel. Fr Cook bestows the Papal Blessing at he highlight of the Freshmen Retreat. The Spiritual Exercises One of the most important events of St. Xavier is the school retreat. The fresh- man and sophomore retreats were held the Weak after semester examinations. The students receive instruction in the student chapel and have spiritual reading in their classrooms. The juniors and seniors take their re- treat at the Loyola Retreat House for Youth at Milford. They live in silence for the duration of the retreat. They spend these days praying, reading privately, at- tending the talks of the retreat master, and praying the rosary and stations out- doors. All retreats come to to a close with Benediction and the Papal Blessing. Spiritual reading constitutes nearly half of the retreatants' day. The Student Mass, the high point of the day: 8:10 for the fresh- men and sophomores, 11:30 for the juniors and seniors. STUDENT MASS Noon Mass One of the primary purposes of Jesuit training is the spiritual de- velopment of each student. To fur- ther this aim, St. Xavier inaugurat- ed noon Masses this year, thereby allowing the students a greater op- portunity to receive Our Blessed Lord in Holy Communion. At once a marked increase in Communions was n o t i c e d and consequently Knights of the Blessed Sacrament participation was absorbed into every Student Mass. On different days of the week the students use various ways of assisting at Mass. Reciting the Rosary, the dialogue Mass, and the sung Mass are a few of the ways in which they assist the priest. Along with the regular 8:10 Mass, the new noon Masses have had great effect on the spiritual lives of all St. Xavier students. The Knights of the Blessed Sac- rament - which always urged students to frequent reception of the Eucharist - increased almost to the size of the student body it- self. Seated: J. Distler, C. Audretch, T. Russo, C. Herman, J. Goldberg, C. Wiedemann, W. Niehaus. Standing: H. Keuper, J. McDonough, D. Mutch- ler, T. Luebbers, Mr. Dister. T, Canficld, K. Wenke, J. Meihaus, F. O'Hara, ' ' ' ' P. Boyd. Full Fledged Now an established organiza- tion at St. Xavier, the C.S.M.C., under the able direction of Mr. Dister, works to enkindle the spirit of the missions in all St. Xavier students. In line with the plans of the local conference, our unit has been doing much to ex- pose the evils of Communism. Movies, literature, and informal talks have all been called into play. Besides its work against Communism, the C.S.M.C. has inacted a book drive and a ros- ary-a-day card for the Jesuit Missionaries in Patna, India. MASS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT Full student participation in the Mass of if .. 5 pa-an Him On September 26 of this school year, 5 1958-59, the official opening of St. Xavier High School was marked by the traditional Mass of the Holy Spirit. The purpose of this Mass is to ask the Holy Spirit for the much needed light, guidance, and in- spiration to lead us throughout the com- ing school year. This Solemn High Mass was celebrated by Fr. Benson, assisted by Fr. Linz who is in his initial year at St. Xavier, and by Mr. Rule. Father English who is the pastor of St. Francis Xavier Church gave an im- pressive sermon to the student body on the youth of today. The students showed their enthusiastic support of the Mass by their full participation in the singing and the great percentage that received Holy Com- munion. ts the Holy Spirit: Holy Communion destri- buted by Fr. Linz. Fr. English, new Pastor of St. Xavier Church, reminds students of their challenge and obligations. Under the deft hand of Mr. Serrick, the schola leads High Mass responses. Celebrant of the Mass and Rector of St. 65 Xavier High School, Fr. Benson reads the oration. 1 vw .1 if 5 'l nun rf 3,4 ww m fm -, my .. ,-Vfnf NM :wQf':- -nlhlwn mba' -asadiuvngalw. l x W , ..A.h.....,,4, . n v-Eff' Vim ta 'W sands.- Hwang' M.. WMM wh? A mm dl ,J iw l l ' Pi P? -ii 1 I ! I ii N . ,',- ,., 'ff - fl am, Ty U W K J .4 , gg' . :, fa- - ' ff ' X , .aa ' Lf ,, . X 'Y n V. V ,. 'KN u ' , H' In 1 W' f-91 ' .84 s ' .li A ' ' ,, va L ,Eg , V N ,ILL ' I H1 X . ' :CV 1 ,. ,fax 1 ' 4 04' 'wuz , rx., 'Q , ' ,W N ' ,,..,f,,w-,, , - Nj K rx 4, ' 'Ty ,. ' 153 Q ' ' ,VMI , 'Fl' A W ' Y b , '- Q mqtguf ,. 1? ,. -Q,Q ,4 . - LJ , , 9 I I0 I ' 1 A ' y v ', I . ' f s Y ' 1 i I , Q ' V- 4 i , an - f D l V ilrmtv .1 YVVV :.,,-...,,,,,,,g , V,, 1 N --irrmiv-1-0'-was lui: 2 A as . ' ? - ,Qavgfa-'2-'4 'c3, cgg..,.',f:, W ' c .f , W gn.1,l, 41,sn.,,4g'.HL,4.f8Qnll'!r4,Q.-,.i,::g, Q:l.A ,ag ,mfg-A Y.. ' tif' ' . '?'m'1'F1 f N 2 g 8 ,nu f 4 igwgugm ',.A ': AM.. I , fgtml mlm... 'U V ' .ff-fp? 'Y' W. - c. - ,.hxJ'h.., Bail' t ld A 'N! 'w-'Fra' h,'1Z.12H'1'Q it A. 'v',. 1. 54- T1 as I ir-1' -, 'B' ' .,.Q.f4'iA . , ' A' ., . V High.: 'W' -: ab P Q .Q . :I .4,, I , wi? JET Q. I In Q 1 tu, ','T.-nw-A 1 tins UNDERCLASSMEN Preseni: Front classrooms shape e up in winter snowg Future: Someday freshmen will tackle algebra problem on new blackboard. 3A Front Row: Bob Farrell, Harold Klink, Bob Colacurcio, Herb Heitz- man, Art Fischer, Cliff Fredricks. Middle Row: Phil Kleespies, Tom Smith, Richard Helmick, Gary Vo- egele, Gerald Blessing, Mike Hart- ings. Back Row: Rudy Hasl, Tom Hinds, Thomas Goeke, Bill Bram- lage, Dennis Alerding, Pete Davis. 3C Front Row: Dick Thobe, Dave Shep- herd, Roger Weiss, Dick Schutte, Patrick Ormond, Stephen Meyers, President. Middle Row: Mr. Kvapil, Don Quinn, Louie Niehaus, Jim Nie- haus, Denny Moore. Back How: Joe Sperber, Robert Luken, John Maier, Frank Sellinger, Don Krummen. 68 ,ff 3A + Front Row: Dan Dutro, Paul Wenk- er, Bob Schwetschenau, Lawrence Sicking, Terry Sullivan, Jerry Wes- selkamper, President. Middle Row: Mr. Thom, Roger Meyer, David Schmid, Bob Bueter, John Lorenz, Torn Newbauer. Back Row: Jack McDonough, Tom Markey, Dan Weber, Tim McCarthy, Ron Rieg- ler, Harry Lewe. x 3B Front Row: Jim O'Keefe, Ronald Kramer, Joe Lubrecht, Bob Pope, Jerry Yurek, Tim Frederich. Middle Row: Fr. Shuman, S.J., Bob Over- beck, Paul Rottmueller, Gus Ven- tura, President, Dan Gavin, Gerald Wilke. Back Row: Charles Ruprecht, Del Trautmann, Tom Kilday, Ed Horgan, Tom Wiebell, Chuck Pille. 3B Front How: Jack Higgins, Jerry Griessmann, Jerry Jung, Bob Kam- merer, David Marchessault, Mike Young. Middle Row: Bill Schaefer, Jerry Neumann, Randy Anderson, James Stokes, Bill Wyersch. Back Row: Marinus Klocke, Gordon Nead, Bill Hoar, Marc Schwegman, Jack Otto. 3C Front Row: Gordon Gick, Bob Breit- enbach, John Jacob, Paul Foote, Paul Ackerman, James Deak. Middle Row: Doug Doench, Harry Fer- mann, Fred Buop, Joe Blank, Elio Ciambelli. Back Row: Thomas Her- bert, Nick Burkardt, Wayne Dorn- acher, Bob Knecht. E59 SOPHOMORES 3D Front Row: Steve Fitzgerald, Dennis Gulino, James Meihaus, Harry Koll- man, President, James Willke, Rod Lang. Middle Row: Wayne Lawr- ence, Pat Marks, Jim Mussio, Rob- ert Joseph, Ken Greiner, Dennis Smith, Mike Kihm. Back Row: Peter Marioni, John Keck, Jim Tarbell, Stu Kaiser, Kelly Murphy, Jack Schell. 3F Front Row: Don Popelar, Edward Soellner, Harry Rabe, Stephen Walk- er, Dennis Monohan, Art Nalter. Middle Row: Mr. O'Leary, Richard Spaeth, Gerry Schick, Don Wesley, Eric Yeazel, William Ollier. Back Row: James Wellinghoff, Bill Zech, Thomas Weber, John Seelie, Roland Nieman. VU -cr: ' V 3D Front Row: John Bender, Al Berg- er, Ed Castellini, Larry Camp, John Ciok, Bill Laib, Middle Row: Mr. Slattery, S.J., Robert Blaser, Philip Berning, Patrick Chalfin, Dick Hard- ing, Ned Sundermann. Back Row: Jack Distler, Patrick Cunningham, Conrad Hoffman, Daniel Dwyer, George Brinkman, Mark Grote. 4, XR J. 1 S. 3E Front Row: Bill Ostmann, Jack Over- beck, John Toole, Clem Pater, Roy Schumacher, Dave Stenger, Presi- dent. Middle Row: Mr. Slattery, S.J., Gene Reichardt, Dale Schubler, Gerald Sack, Jerry Schaefer, Joe Stineman. Back Row: Tom Schwiers, Larry Sickman, Tom Weinkam, Ron Wegmann, Jerry Villing, Howard Thomas, Jim Scheper. li 3E Front Row: John Hehman, Paul Kunkel, Jim Gerwin, John Lehrter, Ron Eveleigh, Thomas Gibson. Mid- dle Row: Harry Keuper, Charles Laub, Jerry Geiger, Tom McCoy, John Grebb, William Butler, Pat Lambert. Back Row: Michael Cise, Michael Uehlin, Dale Brinker, Ray Pierce, Tom Acomb, Herb Herbers, Steve Leurck. 3F Front Row: Harry Horstman, Paul Fischer, Paul Goedde, Michael Chaney, Jerry Burdick, John Kohl- man. Middle Row: Charles McLaugh- lin, Ralph Kessler, Peter Maurer, Don McGoron, Eric Janssen, George Buerger, Back Row: Dick Duwel, President, Robert Kern, Fred Diet- rich, Mike Mathis, Jeff Banks. 3AD Front Row: Richard Rooney, Rich- ard Peake, David Nordloh, Thomas Zimmerman, Bruce O'Connor, Bill Singer. Middle Row: Barry Smyth, Stephen Wolter, Paul Siemon, Bob Wilkins, Dick Nosker. Back Row: Dick Riedel, Steve Weber, John Wolf, Gerald Simmons, President. John Ciok to Fr. Humbert: Will it pass? illilvfl 3AD Front Row: Tom Hodapp, Ernie Du- Brul, Steven Lameier, Len Brink- moeller, Pat Kelly, George Menke. Middle Row: Mr. Glenn, Tom Hoob- ler, Tim Harmon, Joseph Cissell, Bob Mooney. Back Row: Joe Kappes, Thomas Delaney, Dennis Boyle, Kenneth Czillinger, Bob Newmann. i 2A Froni Row: Don Scharnhorst, James Gruber, Danny Thole, Norman Man- ley, Frank Rabe, Brian Smith. Middle Row: Mr. Quinn, S. J., Rich- ard Wuest, Michael Owens, James Porovvski, David Reilly. Back Row: Mike McCormick, James Reynolds, Thomas Mohrhaus, Russell Weis, Ray Plas, William Thornell. 1 . , if M ix QGXX 1 as,-W,, - fr 1.1,- X 9 me we 1- ,sam 5 f L, ?! r x.. 2A Front Row: David Audretch, Wil- liam Habig, Bob Ganim, Barry Huelsman, Mike Glaser, Jerry Klein- tank. Middle Row: Robert Hare, Alan Fry, Joseph Colley, Timothy Krug, Thomas Chase. Back Row: Edward Flottman, Jack Buescher, Bob Lafkas, President, Joe Kropp, John La Eace, Tim Pfennig. Jersies pile up in bargain-basement style under the hands of managers Bob Lafkas, Gordon Nead, and Peter Maurer. No, not the 2:40 stampede, but witnesses of the Advent Wreath Blessing. , an 'S 73 Pfsb f Ziimff! A, .MZQX , em 'M' ff!-4,uj7,V W? fl 9 1' , 2B Front Row: Donald Roney, Jr., Wil- liam Wolff, Don Thomas, Robert Sicking, Clifford Steinke, Jr., Le Rowland, President. Middle Row: William Tenkman, Stephen Nordloh, Thomas Nastold, Jim Ralston, Dick Macke. Back Row: Gerry Smith, Tom Schneider, Michael Schuer- mann, Fred Schell. C1 Front Row: David Rave, Larry Schneider, James Albrinck, Bill Rybolt, Jim Carson, Nick Visser. Middle Row: Fr. Linz, S. J., Nick Rossi, Dick Stadler, Devered Ras- chiatore, Fred Mershad, Richard Nienaber. Back Row: Dick Metz, Bob Muccino, Martin Reardon, George Theobald, Joseph Thole, Jud Murray, President, Tim Leaman. 74 2B Front Row: Eugene Culrnan, Dale Leon, Wayne Graff, Jim Bonfield, Robert Heile, Den Crane. Middle Row: Bill Ferguson, Stuart Baurich- ter, Walt Cassady, Philip Caito, Gerry DeLong. Back Row: William Cline, Micky Goldberg, Pat Kumpf, Denis Fister, Paul Barber. gl'-C ZCC Front Row: Robert Strunk, James Ryan, Paul Schapker, Jim Schnell, Robert Weber, Gerald Rapien. Mid- dle Row: Fr. Garvey, S. J., Bob Muehlenkamp, C h a r le s Puthoff, Brian Siegel, Craig Voegele. Back Row: Grant Walker, Bill Monnig, Hugh Shiels, Robert Strauss, Ken- neth Schubeler. 2CC Front Row: Bill Eastlake, Ron Hane- berg, Timothy Long, Terry Galvin, David Broerman, Barry Aldemeyer. Middle Row: William Eilerman, David Devanney, Andrew Haglage, Gordon Lang, Dick Hentz. Back Row: Fred Cloppert, Mike Keiser, President. Joseph Creevy, Terry Coyne. C1 Front Row: Michael Koetters, Joe Gerwe, Phil Overbeck, Jim Blanke- meyer, Richard Alerin g, John Lange. Middle Row: Fr. Wetzel, S. J., Billy Leurck, Andre Niebling, Bob Mackey, Jack Flynn, Joe Nes- selhuf, Joe Bolan, John Johnston. Back Row: Dave Dressman, Tim Kleimeyer, Tim Gleason, Jim Barth, Don Huesman, David Glaser, James Connelly. 75 C' C2 Front Row: Mike Schaeffer, Bob Ollendick, Jim Ruh, Bob Rolfes, Ron Strong, Jim Lindsay. Middle Row: John Patten, John Smith, Ray Walter, Mike McLean, Bill Long, John Smith, Rick Naberhaus. Back Row: John Nebel, President, Tom Tretter, Nick Link, Tom Trimpe, Harold Poe, Bill Zieverink. C4 First Row: Larry Bruner, Jim Butler, Paul Hunter, Jim Kaiser, Gary Kaup, Bill Benvie. Middle Row: Thomas Heiselman, Tom Bird, John Crawford, Bill Fahrenbach, Joe Winter, Richard Burkhardt, James Karlan, President. Back Row: Ron- nie Hub, Dennis O'Connel1, Ken Burman, Richard Jones, Bob Cloud, Dan Gardner, Ken Hunt. 76 C2 Front Row: Terry Hokanson, Mike Ehrensberger, B e r n i e Baumann, Tom Eddie, Mike Doyle, Dave Du- ritsch. Middle Row: Fr. DeChristo- pher, S.J., Jim Habegger, John Krumpelman, Allan Kurtz, Dale Keller, Bob Ellis, Bob Stiens, Joe Brueggemeyer. Back Row: Jack Keuper, Tom Hext, Tim Bouscaren, Bob Breving, Bob Deters, George Kachele, Harry Heskamp. Front Row: Chris Conway, Dave Westrich, Bill Placke, Larry Hule- feld, President, Tony Michel, Mich- ael Creedon. Middle Row: Mr. Mei- rose, S.J., Ron Rohe, Thomas Brock, Larry Metz, James Huber, Dan Con- naughton. Back Row: John Joseph, Hank Rabe, Guy Folkman, Mark Imwalle, Paul Kramer, Ralph Bel- cher. 'wqff jr i I if C3 Front Row: Jerry Schroeder, Dick Butsch, Louis Remke, Robert Glu- eck, Richard Born, John Thesing. Middle Row: Tom Vi tu llo, Dave McMahon, Bob Woerner, Ron Maur- er, Jim Ritter, Gerald Benzinger, Tim Riordan. Back Row: Mark Bar- nett, James Conant, Ken Dietz, John Yorgovan, J o s e p h Bennett, Pete Boylan, Tom Krollmann. C4 Front Row: Jim Sullivan, Gene Tallarigo, Mike Kinsella, Gerry Pater, Joseph Ladrigan, Frank Kre- ger. Middle Row: Mr. Grdina, S.J., Gary Mappes, Thomas Solomon, Michael Plett, Dan Perrine, Jerry Wolf, Bob Sauerbrey. Back Row: Louis Esselman, Bruce Raymond, Ron Meier, Henry Meek, Bob Meis- er, Leo Konermann, Jr., Dave Schulte. 77 IA Front Row: Mark Stuhlreyer, Kurt Wilhelm, Kenneth Byrne, William Leonard, Robert Sullivan, Russ Hensley. Middle Row: Arthur Ward, Richard Jackson, Albert Schmerge, Steven Thumann, Richard Mueller, Gregory Ernst. Back Row: Joseph Papin, Tom Hill, Henry Willig, James Cox, Chris Crowley. So I says to her . . . the begin- ning of a romantic tale by Bob Joseph. 78 1A Front Row: Tom Wenning, Gerry Hyland, Louis Bohn, Frank Posin- ski, Torn Schmidt, Greg Wehrman, President. Middle Row: Mr. King, S.J., Frank Schreiner, Ted Haglage, Don Foertsch, Bruce Milam, Ed Bradley. Back Row: Larry Smith, John Gallagher, John Young, Thomas Feldmann, Richard Schell. E501 Front Row: Jack Cissell, Mike Knollman, Dennis Coyne, Tom Lu- ken, Patrick Mechley, Bain McLean. Middle Ro-w: Mr. Bern ing, Mark Lemperle, Ge.rry Busam, William Brown, Dennis Barrett, Gerald Hen- dricks. Back Row: Wayne Hudson, Steve Grote, Bob Green, Richard Edgar, Tony -Collins, President. 1B Front Row: Mike Sollinger, Robert Peters, John Stenger, Bob O'Hara, Gerry Kesel, Terry O'Nei1l. Middle Row: Jerry Zoelier, John Sweeny, Thomas Ortman, Bob Scarborough, Jerry Siegel. Back Row: Patrick Ryan, Philip Sanzone, Jim Smith, Pete Pasco, John Thoman, David Schertler, A mass of struggling bodies: Freshman Gym Night, Another morning begins to unfold for Paul Meyer, Tim McCarthy, and Bob Bueter, as they enter the hallowed halls. 79 1C Front Row: Jay Schloemer, Joe Nordman, Fred Reister, Mike Wil- der, Ed Krornmer, Paul Rowland. Middle Row: Jim McDonough, A1 Radina, Charles Wehby, Pat Patter- son, David Mooter. Back Row: Joe Stolz, Dan Rolfes, Tom Niehaus, Jerry Schuermann, President. 1E Front Row: David Niehaus, Michael Niewodowski, Larry Schneider, Tom Smith, John Russell, William Pec- quet, Middle How: Mr. McAnaw, Michael Neiheisel, Doug Weiss, Michael Lambert, Robert Simcoe, Mark Wehrmeyer, Michael Mathers, Robert Martin. Back Row: Thomas Wagner, Gregory Stoeger, Pat Mooney, Mike Reagan, Steve Meyer, Bert Reder, Michael Kraus. 80 hx 1C Front Row: Michael Kramer, Tom Mahoney, Nick Honerlaw, Robert Geis, A1 Humbert, Bob Bomkamp. Middle Row: Mr. Dister, S.J., Bob Gruber, Kenneth Mindermann, Rex Bentzinger, Bill Bischoff. Back Row: Joe Baarlaer, Gerald Kripp, Ferd Dornbusch, Terry Graber, Frank Giglia. f www gk t 1 f fi A 1D Front Row: Raymond Neiheisel, Robert Selke, Ken Overberg, David Stratman, Daniel Sullivan, Mike Maguire, President. Middle Row: Mr. Serrick, S.J., Mike Meretta, Kevin Riordan, Thomas Mulvihill, Dan Kappes, Paul Piller, Frank Palmisano, Dave O'Toole. Back Row: Allen Zobay, Tom Kramer, Jerome Kohake, Lawrence Kues, William Stautberg, Bill O'Brien, John Uhl. J W , 4, Q35 gg X , f -, Q i if Q., s N, 1D Front Row: Randy Eibel, Gerry Albers, Neal Gardner, James Bross, Joseph Evans, Charles Eastlake. Middle Row: Rick Adams, Raloh Ballmer, Mike Burns, Blake Cahill, David Goebel, Charles Anning, Rob- ert Disselkamp. Back Row: Ted Fries, Bill Hinds, Tom Grogan, Vin- cent Beckman, Robert Fiedeldey, Michael Cooper, Joe DeCourcy. 1E Front Row: Jerry Duwel, Henry Klocke. Lance Altenau, President. John Beahn, Jim Gels, Ronald Braun. Middle Row: John Bonner, Kevin Blase, Ed Berger, Eddie Jung, William Bernard, Dennis Dinger, Robert Dochterman. Back Row: Charles Geraci, Robert Bruns, Tom Kammerer, Timothy Fischer, Tom Eagen, Jerry Judge, Paul Gunville. 8 ,,.. ,,,,,.,,- V, , 5 2 wily-bei 'wt . ' Wi ' 1 'x 2'fZ?i- :f,,,3ga,,, 1F Front Row: Paul Lecture, Jerry Hunter, Terry Hughes, Mike Dirr, Paul Laemle, Mike Fischer. Middle Row: Bob Lehart, Ed Geers, Joseph Grever, Mike Groeschen, John Mc- Evilley, Paul Fellinger, Bill McCoy. Back Row: Bob Ballman, Billy Han- son, Paul Dessart, Edwin Franz Tom Hoepfner, Bob Boeckman, Bob Ackerman. ! IH Front Row: Jim Reichert, David Samad, Edward Sheridan, Craig Liebel, Jimmy Sedler, Bill Sontag. Middle Row: Mr. Schlueter, Jim Wahl, Pat Nagle, John Frost, Bob Schuermann, Jack Meyer, John Scheper, William Weber. Back Row: Joseph Sommer, Jerome Stineman, Michael Sampson, Gregg Mcllhaney, Jack Retting, Ron Pritchard. 82 1F Front Ro-w: Robert Morrell, Dan Sullivan, Steve Toole, Roger Ruhl, Richard Niehaus, Dick Williams. Middle Row: Mr. Trier, Robert Pien- ing, Neal Smyth, Terry Tranter, Eddie Vonderbrink, Dave Murphy, President, M i c h a e 1 Zwertschek. Back Row: Bob Woelfel, James Weber, George Roos, Dennis Molo- ny, Joseph Russo, Joseph Rouse, Don Olinger. IG Front Row: Bob Rawdon, Joseph Ross, David Tondow, Tom Toberg, Nick Kling, Robert Wedemeyer. Middle Row: Mr. Ballaban, Law- rence Russell, Daniel Schulte, John Ward, Bob Niesel, Bill Stiens, War- ren Ryan, Back Row: Chuck Wib- belsman, Kenneth Metz, Don Schneider, Paul Meyer, James Lu- ken, Steve Mussio, Greg LaLonde. IG Front Row: Edward Geiser, Dave Heskamp, Robert Heller, Jim Hart- ings, Eric Hess, Robert Behrens, President. Middle Row: Ray Ben- zinger, Ed Albertz, Paul Boyd, Rich Hamilton, Joe Comer, Steve Crum- mey, Robert Brockman. Back Row: Bill Brinkdopke, Dennis Donohue, Kenneth Bressler, Mike Feldhaus, James Durkin, Fred Herschede, Ste- phen Armstrong. 1H Front Row: John Brown, Paul Hu- ber, Charles Fairbanks, Patrick Bishop, Pat Harkins, Michael Ada- chi, President. Middle Row: Tim Nolan, Bruce Gobright, Charles Garascia, Don Beckmeyer, Bill Hag- edorn, Jim Fraser, Bill Clark. Back Row: Mike Harrigan, Jack Birk, Nick Frischhertz, Carl Engel- bert, Tom Connelly, Albert Howe. 83 fi 4 2' V f ff W- l x 1' ' ' 4 1 ' K 'I P 2 'f A K' 4' E 4 . in , '-1,13 g - , -1 , X, ' , f , . .v,. . , x W Q , 1 , V v , Wg 4.5 , :Q -V W. I ff' 'H' ' v if 'ww n . an 0 3 .4 H 5, 3 Q ' 'N A, X 'S , ,dd if ,W 5 , , W I r A 1 3 fi-i J J S -'vw ' .Q ' X ff X ' S 'H' x -f L j U , . TY. ..,,,...., 6 5 . 6, V J 1 1 l g... 4 3 v 13, 1 , ,h.. , 'W 'Q I k ...x W 76 t . M I1 f 13 -ASL ,H Q M l Q f f A N 12 it jf-3 ny Q ? S ,af V ,. 4 5 i i W 7.7, my V K , A W W ,. ex , -1.19 ,,, ' V ,,-' I 2 , H, f-gm f x ' :',1f,v's,7 uhm 'AW' 1-fx ' V , M ' N M.,.f,, , , . X a V A f ,f ' 4 'V ' W 1? 5, egg., 4 1 f . ' -, , . q . f 'I ff , .NJ Q4-441' t' , .. 'Y' , M Hs., g +- , 4 , ' ' ' , 9' f- '51 .f ' A' ' YQ, w-fy . mm: 55,1 Q , , W 1 v, Z, W , V . I 11' , 'Q 754+ We , , , 7 , : ' ,Q-f .h...g1, 1.,,x L . -1.1 , Q51 5 Q , llwzfkoidggzve f . ' 4, 7 1. 'f 0 ,Fil J ' di., bk. rib' vu.-M' ' ' . 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' V ww ' ,, ' P , W ,, .Z-. Or 'A A . I . ' 'pi W M, Ho .- . num S Q ' wif- . 7: . ,V ,- , f ww ,M ' . , ' -Gf'T?iHW ,W 3' . ,. z .. I uf QL I V I J 1 49' w,,yg,R f ,av ye bwwyym ' N S95 1, Q. as U ' . ' ,MB 'M , Q .US ' f , MW? bi 51' . 4 4 wx!! 4 H, ,. ,-:H 1 v - ' ' Er A N S9 1- ' 1 4 f.- .491 ff , .13 - Z, 3, Q51 A48-in 1 . ,, TA ' ', ' - ' , v' f iilq SENIGRS Present: Walls rise slowly brick by brickg Future: Someday above the walls seniors will visit the new chapel. HARRY J. FATH 46? fav mf 'wifi JOHN R. GREEN President Classical Course: First Honors 1,2,3,4g Class President 1,2,3,4g Sodal- ity 1,2,3,4g K.B.S.g Classi- cal Club 3,4g Varsity Football 2,3,4g R e s e r v e Football l,2g Freshmen Footballg Varsity Basket- ball 3g Reserve Basketball 2g Freshmen Basketballg Baseball l,2,3. JAMES W. JOSEPH Vice-President Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2,3,4g Class President 1,2,3,4g Sodal- ity 1,2,3,4g K.B.S.g Aco- lyte 1,45 Reserve Football lg Reserve Basketball lg Freshmen Footballg Freshmen Basketball. CHARLES C. FINN Treasurer Scientific Course: Second Honors l,2.3,4g Class President 4g Class Treas- urer 3g Class Secretary lg Sodality l,2,3,4g K.B S.g Varsity Football 3,45 Re- serve T r a c k 2g Varsity Track 3. SENIOR OFFICERS Secretary Scientific Course: Second Honors 43 Class President 3, 43 Cla s s Treasurer lg S 0 d ali t y 2,3,4g K.B.S.g Acolyte 4g Poster Club 2g Cheerleader 33 Reserve Football 2g Varsity Foot- ball 3,4g Freshmen Foot- ballg Varsity Track 3. avr, 1 -5 , 'AEE' 5,5 I. ie 52, ig i f Q55i, f Q5'5i Kxx, .L . JERRY E. ARENS Scientific Course: Class Honors 1,25 First Honors 1,25 Second Honors 3,45 Sodality 15 K.B.S.5 Re- serve Track 1,2. The smiling faces of Connie Rief and Tom Helmick tell us that it's Friday afternoon. JOHN C. ADAMS Scientific Course: Sodal- ity 1,25 K.B.S.5 Acolyte 45 Reserve Swimming 15 Reserve Track 2. MARK M. ALTENAU Scientific Course: Class Honors 35 First Honors 1, 253,45 -Class President 35 Cla S s Vice-President 15 Sodality 25 K.B.S.5 Apos- tleship of Prayer Promo- ter 1,2,3,45 Prep 2,35 Var- sity Football 3,45 Varsity Basketball 35 Reserve Basketball 1,25 Freshman Basketball. .M ' JOSEPH F. ALEXANDER Scientific Course: Second H o n o r s 1,25 K.B.S.5 C.S.M.C. 4. 10191119 CLIFFORD W. AUDRETCH Scientific Course: Second Honors 15 Sodality l.2,3,45 K.B.S.5 Acolyte 45 C.S.M. C. 4. St , ,ffqi 'Na FRANK W. AMAN Scientific Course: Second Honors 25 Sodality 3,455 K.B.S.5 Varsity Track 35 Reserve Track 1,2. 1, .1 MARTIN E. BELLERSEN Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,25 Sodality 1, 2, 3,4g K.B.S., Camera Club 2,3g Archaeology Club 2. ORIN J. AUTENRIEB Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2,3g Sodality 1, 2,3,4g K.B.S., Acolyte 2, 4g Classical Club 3,4g X- Ray 1g Prep 13 Varsity Track 1,4. Q ,,V, i l I muy 1 RICHARD J. BERESFORD Scientific Course: Second Honors 35 K.B.S . EARL J. BAYER Academic Course: K.B.S., X-Ray lg Choir 2, Poster Club 2. JAMES E. BENDER Academic Course: Class Vice-President 1g Class Secretary 2g Sodality 1, Drarnatics 33 Choir 4, Radio Club 3,4. kvfmy ' iluQe .Mw- flaw fx .1 1 5, iiw-ww., Zumbiel. 1 'Nuqgnmw A mtv' FRANCIS R. BIDINGER Scientific Course: F i r s t Honors 1,2,3,4g K.B.S., X- Ray 1,2,3,4g Sodality 15 Dramatics 4. Ambush at the pass as Dick Beresford waits for Ted Hanekainp and Charlie CHARLES E. BIEN Scientific Course: Sodal- ity 15 K.B.S.5 Varsity Track 2,35 Reserve Track 15 Cross Country 35 Arch- aeology Club 2. PAUL F. BUERGER Scientific Course: F i r st Honors 15 Second Honors 2,3,45 K.B.S.g Sodality 1, 2,3,45 X-Ray 15 Radio Club 45 Varsity Football Manager 3,4. JAMES P. BOYLE Scientific Course: Class President 15 Class Secre- tary 25 K.B.S.5 Apostle- ship of Prayer Promoter 25 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Reserve Football 15 Freshman Footballg Var- sity Basketball 3,45 Re- serve Basketball 25 Fresh- men Basketballg Baseball 2,3,4. JOHN W. BROVIAC Scientific Course: Class Honors 15 Sodality 1,25 2,45 Sodality 1,2,3,45 K.B. S,5 Freshmen Footballg Reserve Track 15 Archae- ology Club 2. . 1 JEROME J. BOSKEN Classical Course: C las s Honors 35 First Honors 1, 2,3,45 Sodality l,2,3,45 K. B.S.5 Classical Club 45 Varsity Basketball Man- ager 2,3,45 Freshman Bas- ketball Manager. JOHN A. BRUNING Scientific Course: First Honors 23 Second Honors 1,45 K.B.S.5 Poster Club 45 Camera Club 4, Archaeology Club 2,3,4. l' Q 'C SHN ROBERT J. BRENNER Classical Course: First Honors 1,2,3,45 K.B.S.5 Acolyte 15 Classical Club 3,45 Varsity Football 3,45 Reserve Football 25 Freshmen Footballg Var- sity Track 3. It JOHN L. BURMAN Scientific Course: Fi r st Honors lg Second Honors 31 Class Vice-President 15 Class Secretary 3,45 Sod- ality l,2.3,45 K.B S.5 Aco- lyte 2,31 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Freshmen Basketballg Re- serve Basketball 25 Base- ball 3,4. 'iw THOMAS C. CANNON Scientific Course: C la S S Secretary 33 Sodality 1,23 K.B.S.g P r e p 1, 2, 3, 4' Archaeology Club l,2. 9 ae- JEROME J. COLLEY Academic Course: Sodal- ity l,2,3: K.B.S. RICHARD L. BURRI Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,23 K.B.S.g Re- serve Football 2g Fresh- men Football. M Q PATRICK J. CAVANAUGH Scieniific Course: Second Honors lg Sodality 1,23 K.B.S.g Acolyte lg Prep lg Varsity Tennis 3,43 Re- serve Tennis l,2. DANIEL C. CARTER Academic Course: Sodal- ity 2g K.B.S.g Apostleship of Prayer lg Band 4, Camera Club 2g Football Manager 1. MARK R. CHANDLER Academic Course: C la s s Secretary 3g Sodality lg K.B.S.3 Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 23 Base- ball Manager 1. TIMOTHY J. CANFIELD Scientific Course: C l a s s Honors 25 First Honors 1, 3, Class Vice-President 4, Sodality 2,3,4g K.B.S.g Classical Club 3,43 Band 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 3,4. id if ALBERT L. COMER Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,25 Class Presi- dent 43 Class Vice-Presi- dent 1,3g Sodality 1,25 KB S.g Reserve Football 25 Freshmen Fo 0 tb a l lg Reserve Track l,2. 'THOMAS P. DETERS Scientific Course: F i r st Honors l,2,3,4g K.B.S. Ah, at last a paying customer. JAMES M. COMER Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2,3,4g Sodality 1,2g K.B.S.g Classical Club 45 X-Ray 13 Camera Club 3g C.S.M.C. 43 A r c h a e- ology Club 3. GERALD J. COOGAN Classical Course: C la s s Honors lg First Honors 1, 2,3,4g Classical Club 4, Varsity Football 3,45 Re- serve Basketball 23 F r e s h m a n Basketballg Baseball 1,2,4g K.B.S. is MICHAEL D. CONNAUGHTON Academic Course: Second Honors 3, Class Secretary 4g K.B.S. THOMAS L. DIETRICH Scientific Course: Sodal- ity lg K.B.S.g Dramatics 2. ff PATRICK P. DESMOND Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,25 Class Treas- urer 1,3g Sodality l,2,3,4g K.B.S.g Freshman Foot- ballg Reserve Swimming lg Varsity Swimming 2,3, 4. I ROBERT D. EGBERS Scientific Course: Second Honors lg Sodality lg K. B.S.g X-Ray 1. 1. JOSEPH A. DIXON Scientific Course: Second Honors 2g Class Treasur- er lg Class Secretary 25 S o d a l i t y 2,3,4g K.B.S.g Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 2g Band 1,2,3,4g Choir 1. EDWARD J. ELLIOTT Academic Course: Sodal- ity 1,2,3,4g K.B.S.g Re- serve Track 1 STANLEY A. DOHAN Academic Course: Cla S s Vice-President 3g K.B.S.g V a r si t y Basketball 3g F r e s h In a n Basketballg Varsity Tennis l,2,3,4. LARRY J. EILERS Scientific Course: Sodal- ity lg K.B,S.g V ars i t y Swimming 2g Rese r v e Swimming 1. ig: 5 T K I , s X J 1 X x NM: ,Q YQ! Ng f flu! . N. Q 'Ib 1. f v 4 XM lvl Vg M 9 RICHARD J. ELMLINGER Academic Course: K.B.S Camera Club 2. Some vicarious experiences for Ed Spitz- nagel and Al Vonderhaar. JAMES B. EVERSMANN Scientific Course: F i r s t Honors l,2,3,4g Sodality 1, 2,3,4g K.B.S.g X-Ray 1,,2, 3,4g Choir l,2,3g Glee Club 2,3,4g Archaeology C lu b 2g Dramatics 4. STEPHEN R. FREY Scientific Course: C 1 a s s Vice-President 1,2,3g So- dality lg K.B.S.g Apostle- ship of Prayer Promoter 2,35 A c 0 ly t e 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 3,4g V a r s i t y Football 2,3,4g R e s e r V e Football lg Reserve Bas- ketball 2g Freshmen Bas- ketball. JAMES M FALLON Classical Course F 1 r s t Honors 1 Second Honors 24' Sodality 12' K.B.S.' Acolyte 12 3 4' X-Ray l 2' Poster Club 1' Camera Club 1 2 3' Reserve Track 25 Archaeology Club 2. STEPHEN E. FIEGER Classical Course: Second Honors 1,25 Sodality lg K.B.S.g Classical Club 3, 4g Reserve Track 1. JACK J. FAHRENBACH Classical Course: C lass Honors lg First Honors 1, 2,3,4g Class President 2g Sodality 1,2,3,4g K.B.S.g Dramatics 2,3,4g Acolyte 2,35 Classical Club 3,43 X-Ray 1,2,3,4g Editor 4g Radio Club lg C.S.M.C. 2, 35 Debating lg Archae- ology Club 2. tam- RICHARD A. FRESON Scientific Course: K.B.S JOHN F FERMANN Scientific Course Second Honors 1 2 Sodality 1 234' K.B.S.' Acolyte 1 234' Camera Club 12' X-Ray 1 2 3 4. MARK W. FRITSCH Academic Course: Sodal- ity 1,25 K.B.S.g Apostle- ship of Prayer Promoter 4g Poster Club 2,45 C.S. M.C. 3,4. rf' ROBERT A. GARDNER Academic Course: K.B.S.3 Camera Club 1. . FREDRICK V. GERACI Classical Course: F i r s t H o n o r s l,2,3,43 K.B.S., Classical Club 3,43 X-Ray 43 Cheerleader 43 Varsity Track 3,43 Reserve Track 23 Archaeology Club 2. FRANK J. FROELKE Scientific Course: Second Honors 2,33 Class Vice- President 33 Class Treas- urer 4, K.B.S.3 Varsity Football 3,43 Reserve Football 23 Reserve Bas- ketball 23 Varsity Basket- ball 3,4g Varsity Track 2, 3,4. Qfhns.. JOHN E. GEHRUM Scientific Course: Sodal- ity 1,23 K.B.S. , f . Yi? THOMAS B. GEHLING Scientific Course: K.B.S.g Reserve Track 2. GERALD L. GELS Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,23 Sodality 1,21 K.B.S.3 Apostleship of P r a y e r Promoter lg Baseball 3,4. Fm 3 fi 4.41 fjxi' S '-v4.52-gf'Sr,f??xYQ! 'fu f.. MICHAEL L. GALLAGHER Scientific Course: K.B.S. Q fi? ROBERT C. GOETZ Classical Course: First Honors 1,2,3,43 Sodality 1,2,3,43 K.B.S.: Drarnatics 2,3,43 A c 0 l y t e l,2,3,43 Classical Club 3,43 Ar- chaeology Club 23 Varsity Baseball 4. JOHN A. GOLDBERG Scientific Course: C l a s s Treasurer 43 Class Secre- tary 23 Sodality 1,2,3,4g K.B.S.g Acolyte 43 Prep 1, 2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 4g Reserve Football Manager 1. JOSEPH H. GOLDCAMP Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2,3,4g Sodality 1,2,3,4g K.B.S.g Cheerlead- er 3g Varsity Football 3,4g Reserve Football 23 Freshmen Footballg Var- sity Track 2,3. RAYMOND J. GREULICH Scientific Course: Sodal- ity l,2,3g K.B.S. TIMOTHY J. HAAS Classical Course.: F i r s t Honors 1,2,3,4g Class Treasurer 3g Class Secre- tary 45 Cheerleader 33 Varsity Football 3,4g Re- serve Football 2g Fresh- man Footballg Reserve Basketball 2g Freshman Basketballg Varsity Track 3, 45 Reserve Tennis, 1,2g Sodality 2,3,4g K.B.S. Oh those English Drama Tests - Dan O'Donnell, Al Dohan, and Joe Seta. iflifhwn-we ' r ,sa -epic t -4,35 ? 1, I , MW., Q , ,.. JOHN J. GROODY Scientific Course: Second Honors 2,35 Sodality lg K.B.S. BILL W. HAMAN Scientific Course: Second Honors 2g Sodality l,2g K.B.S.g Freshman Bas- ketball Manager. . ' B . Mfr-9 X gyms. WILLIAM H. HARIG Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,23 Class Vice- Vice-President 23 K.B.S.: Poster Club 1,23 Reserve Track 23 Cross Country 3, 4. JEROME C. HANDORF TED G. HANEKAMP Scientific Course: Second Academic Course: Sodal- Honors 1,2,3,4j K.B.S. ity 2g K.B.S.3 Choir 23 Archaeology Club 2. MICHAEL J. HARMON Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2Q Sodality 1,3,4Q K.B.S.3 Dramatics 3,4Q Prep 1,2,3,4Q Camera Club 495 W 1. tl 5 DENNIS M. LEO J. HEILE HARRINGTON ' 3 Scientific Course: Sodal WW' Scientific Course: Class J Am' ity 1,2.33 Band 33 Radio wmv' A Vice-President 43 Sodal- 'L 'i l Club 1,2,3,4. ity lg K.B.S.3 Acolyte 1. 'i'S...v x.,7' KN' Deal me in - Frank O'Hara, Bob Bren- f ner, Tim Lynch and Cam VonWahlde ,. -,ff 1 iff flash cards. demonstrate a practical use for Greek 4 THOMAS R. HELMICK Scientific Course: Second Honors 23 Sodality 1,2,3, 45 K.B.S.g X-Ray 2g Choir 1,2g C.S.M.C. 2g Glee Club 2,3,4. . . .1 Z., ., ,. . 3,4 2 A. wav' I W4 f 'Hanoi f RICHARD L. HERSCHEDE Scientific Course: K.B.S. CHESTER J. HERMAN Classical Course: C lass Honors 2g First Honors 1,2,3,4g Sodality 1,2,3,4g K.B.S.g Debating 43 Aco- lyte 1,2,3,4g Classical Club 3,4g Band 2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 2,3,4g Freshman Swim- ming. fa fn -. ,fx f t WSW!!! T Sz A WTWY , . 'VEB X -. j ,Q x xymmz Q ' 1.2. gieirh as f' Z T Q . ,F I ' ,R , W I ,ixrmrf Z4 N, Q'-I S f JACK N. HORNSBERGER Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,25 Sodality 1,25 K.B.S.g Varsity Football 3,43 Reserve Football 2. WILLIAM E. HOELSCHER Scientific Course: F i r s t Honors 15 Second Honors 2,3,4g Sodality 1,23 K.B. S.g X-Ray 1. KQN PAUL S. HOMAN Academic Course: Class Treasurer lg Sodality 23 K.B.S.g Varsity Track 4g Acolyte 4. HDV At QT' DAVID F. HODAPP Scientific Course: Second Honors lg K.B.S.g Base- ball 3,4. 'khwmwuwlg gen lx it 1 'gvw:z.: YQ'V52iQ cHAnLEsc. HonsTMAN Scientific Course: K.B.S.3 Acolyte 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. PAUL J. HUTH Classical Course: Second Honors 1,2,3,4g Sodality lg K.B.S.g Acolyte 2,3,4g Classical Club 3,43 Archaeology Club 2. JEROME H. KEARNS Classical Course: First Honors lg Second Honors 2,3,4g Classical Club 3,4. X WILLIAM C. HUB Scientific Course: Second H o n o r s l,2,3,4g K.B.S.g R e s e r V e Basketball 2, Reserve Track 1. 7 . ,M iiilsi , , 'V ' f . N- ' 4 h 1 'uf' .,. ? I ff xref. . .xffulfl fl,- Z, I 1 '42 -V ft '. f f l- 1 MICHAEL V. JOLIVETTE Scientific Course: Class President 3g Class Vice- President 1,25 K.B.S.g Reserve Football 2g Var- sity Swimming l,2,3,4g Reserve Track 25 Reserve Swimming 1.2. '3P1'-fm R4 VK'- W si.. X. ,,,.1'l 1 - X- xg -Sr-f i. Arif' . qg?fRZQ2K'a '5 .Ti .14 gmija lf . fA.Ey...f- K L51 '.ff:6.la.... DENNIS E. IMWALLE Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2,3,4g Sodality l,2,3,4g K.B.S.g, C.S.M.C. 4g Reserve Basketball 2. PETER A. KARTYE Classical Course: C l a s s Honors 25 First Honors 1, 2,3,4g Treasurer 3g Sodal- ity 2,3,4g K. B. S.g Dra- matics 2,33 Classical Club 3,4g X-Ray 1,2g Band 1, 2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 3,43 Arch- eology Club 2. .Gs K I 'srx W. WILLIAM F. HUMMEL Scientific Course: Fi r s t Honors lg Second Hon- ors 2,3,4g Class Treasurer 23 Cla s s Secretary lg Sodality 1,2,3,4g K.B.S.g Classical Club 3,4g X-Ray l,2g Band 2,3,4g Choir 1, 25 C.S.M.C. 2,3,4g Archae- ology Club 2. in-ir' FW 'Ninn' -'QW fish' vm' RICHARD B. KELLER Scientific Course: K. B. S. Apostleship of P r a y e r Promoter 3g Acolyte 45 Freshmen Football. I l l ALFRED H. KLEINE- KREUTZMANN Classical Course: First Honors 1,25 Second Hon- ors 3,4g K. B. S.g Apostle- ship of Prayer Promoter lg Classical Club 3,4g X- Ray 1,2,4g Archaeology Club 4. Not an ad for Butterfield's Small Whole Irish Potatoes - Seniors Denny Egbers and Ron Moser collect for Sodality Food Drive. WILLIAM H. KIPP Scientific Course: Fir s t Honors lg Second Honors 2,3g K. B. S.g Reserve Basketball 2. THOMAS J. KIRCHER Scientific Course: Second Honors 23 Sodality 2,3,4g Band 2,3,4g K. B. S. GARY R. KIRBY Scientific Course: F i r st Honors 39 Second Honors 1,25 Sodality 1g K. B. S. PATRICK J. KLOCKE Scientific Course: Sodal- ity lg K.B.S.g Acolyte 4g Freshmen Swimmingg Reserve Track 1. FRANKLIN A. KLAINE. JR. Scientific Course: Sodal- ity 1,2,3,4g K. B. S.g Re- serve Football 2g Varsity Football 3,4g Varsity Track 3,43 Reserve Track 1,2. 25? Q 3 ' ' T , Zsgyf ' ' Neff' 7 JOSEPH J. KUHR, JR. Academic Course: Sodal- ity 1,23 K. B. S.: Poster Club 23 Apostelship of Prayer Promoter 33 C. S. M.C. 2,3. -3546 EDWARD R. KOHL Scientific Course: K.B.S Archaeology Club 2. KENNETH A. KUNZ Academic Course: Sodal- ity 13 K, B. S.g Acolyte lg Baseball Manager 2. je CHARLES N. LABANZ Scientific Course: K. B. S., Camera Club 1,2. W? sc a N' VI 4- 1' .H . 'La K dxtii N A z, . 'Zi ,His ps gg fx . 1 . W fa. 91 I :fl-Q -. .2 . A ii. , . if M, it sy CA' Nga 1- Q ROGER D. LOHMAN Scientific Course: First Honors 2: Second Honors 1,3g Sodality 1,2,3g K. B. S. RICHARD D. LAMEIER Classical Course: First Honors l,2,3,4g Sodality 2g K. B. S.g Classical Club 3,45 X-Ray 4, Varsity Swimming 2,3,4g Fresh- men Swimmingg Reserve Track 1. WILLIAM F. LINDEMAN Scientific Course: C l a s s Honors 2, Second Honors 2. JOHN J. LAFKAS Scientific Course: Sodal- 1, K. B. S., Band 5 L I FWS -z THAD W. LINDSEY Academic Course: Sec- ond Honors 3,4g Sodality 1,2,3,4g K. B. S., Elocu- tion Finals 25 First Place 2g X-Ray 3,4g Archaeol- ogy Club 2. 1. ' it fs: vff?A iQ ' -.Lg 5 5 E rv .. V, ?..p r-K: iii W, I ' P fin: .qw '1 ' 1' we . !fgQ,Igf.7igf:-,,?,,',x'1.J'3 A . 4 ga. 1 if -. -.,12 g..+,-il S.+:s:5s!fifT.g-mv'-1 2 gre:-2:srffm4+sV W, : 4515: time 4 I 76: 4 Ein' ill R, WKBBV DONALD L. LEONARD Scientific Course: First Honors 25 K. B. S.g Arch- aeology Club 2,3,4. X.. EDWARD C. LOTZ Academic Course: First Honors lg Second Honors 3, K. B. S. Qu-.g JACK F. LYNCH Academic Course: Sec- ond Honors l,3,4g Class President 23 K.B.S.g Class Treasurer 39 Varsity Football 2,4g Reserve Football l,2g Freshmen Football 1. JOHN J. MAGUIRE Scientific Course: Sec- ond Honors 4g Class Vice- President 33 Class Treas- urer 25 K. B. S.g Apostle- ship of Prayer Promoter 3,4g Reserve Basketball 2g Varsity Track 3,4. ART L. LUEBE Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,23 Class Secre- tary 2g K.B.S.g C.S.M.C. 4g Reserve Football 23 Freshmen Footballg Base- ball l,2,3,4. PATRICK R. 'ibm TIMOTHY J. LYNCH Classical Course: First Honors l,2,3,4g Sodality l,2g K.B.S.g Debating lg Acolyte l,2,3,4g Classical Club 3,45 Prep lg Archae- ology Club 2. ROGER L. MACKE McDONALD Scientific Course: K.B.S. Academic Course: Sodal- ity lg K.B.S. Q 'Q' R tl 1 E pj -f if V Q THOMAS A. LUEBBERS Classical Course: Class Honors 1,2,3g First Hon- ors l,2,3,4g Sodality l,2, 3,45 Vice-President 2g K. B. S.g Classical Club 3,45 Prep l,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 4. l Ili! ', - .K Vi. '5- ROBERT J. MANNE Scientific Course: Second Honors l,2,3,4g Sodality l,2g K. B. S.g Prep lg Choir 1,2,3g Glee Club 1, 2,3,4. BERNARD W. MONNIG Scientific Course: Vic e President 2g K. B. S., So- dality 1. But what college will take me, Father? - Ralph Puthoff seeking vocational ad- vice frorn Fr. McKenna, senior student counselor. ROBERT G. MARTIN Scientific Course: Second Honors lg Class Treas- urer 3g Sodality 1,23 K. B. S., Reserve Football 1,25 Freshmen Footballg Re- serve Track 1. NELSON H. MINNICH Scientific Course: First Honors 2g Second Honors 1,33 Sodality 1,2,3,4g K. B. S.g Classical Club 45 Choir 1. JOHN T. MARTIN Scientific Course: First Honors 1,2,3,4g Sodality lg K. B. S. Acolyte 1. usr-f JACK E. MORAN Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,25 K. B. S.g F r e s h m e n Basketballg Varsity Golf 2,3,4g Re- serve Golf 1. swing ucv- ,,,.v,I,,.::3'. .9 Q' 1. ' 1..'as'-N.. . .4-1-?z ..S.1:.:: f- we 4 - 42142 . -N ,H seas., . TNQ, if 49. .Y JAMES H. MOEVES Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2g K. B. Band 1,2,3,4. S., I -s. ...tg x wt., as-L 'J .ww We ffdfpr ii- waxiv 54: 6?-F25 xlfne If 1:1 fififff. 2 xr if .1 ' 2 'QUDP'-A 4' 4 4 'h-ia. New . ROBERT D. MUELLER Scientific Course: C la s s Honors 33 First Honors 1, 2,33 Class Vice President 23 Sodality 2,3,4g K. B. S.g Classical Club 3,45 Band 3.4. ek az:- . , Wav' . DONALD R. MORATH Classical Course: First Honors 1,2,3,4g Sodality 1,2,3,4g K. B. S. Dramatics 35 Acolyte 1,2,3,4g Ora- torical Finals 35 Classical Club 3,43 Band 3,43 C. S. M. C. 35 Archaeology Club 2. JAMES O. NEWMAN Scientific Course: C la s s Honors 3,45 First Honors 1,2,3,4g Class Vice-Presi- dent 4g K. B. S.g Apostle- ship of Prayer Promoter 3,4g X-Ray lg Varsity RONALD J. MOSER Scientific Course: Second Honors 33 Class President 1,23 Vice President 33 So- dality 1,2,3,4g K. B. S.g Apostleship of Pray er Promoter 43 Acolyte 2,3,4g Classical Club 3,45 C. S. M, C. 35 Reserve Basket- ball 25 Freshmen Basket- ball lg Archaeology Club 2. DAVID E. MUTCHLER Classical Course: First Honors 1,2,3,4g Sodality 1,2,3,4g K.B.S.g Acolyte l,2,3,4g Classical Club 3,4g Prep l,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 4g Reserve Track 2. Q Track 2g Reserve Track 1. 'KJ ..-I 'abil' HARRY F. NIEHAUS Scientific Course: Sodal ity 1,2,3,4g K.B.S.g C.S. M.C. 1,2. Then I passed the test anyway. You should have seen the look on Father's face. - Ron Moser, John Sommer, and Vic Stein. WILLIAM C. N IEHAUS Classical Course: Firs t Honors 1,2,3,45 Sodality 1,2,3,45 K. B. S.5 Classical Club 3,45 Prep 1,2,35 C.S.- M.C. 45 Reserve Track 2. 'suv gf JAMES L. OLLIER Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2,3,45 Sodality l,2,35 K.B.S.5 Acolyte 1,45 Reserve Swimming 15 X- Ray 2. LAWRENCE J. NIKLAS Scientific Course: Second Honors 15 Class Treas- urer 15 Sodality 1,25 K. B. S.5 Reserve Basketball 25 Varsity Golf 45 Reserve Golf 1. FRANCIS A. O'HARA Classical Course: First Honors lg Second Honors 2,3,45 Sodality 1,2,3,45 K. B.S.5 Dramatics 3.45 Ac- olyte 2,35 Classical Club 345 C.S.M.C. 45 Reserve Track 1,25 Archaeology Club 2. BRUCE C. NIEMEYER Scientific Course: Second Honors 25 Sodality 1,25 K.B.S.5 Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 3,4. ai' THOMAS D. OLDHAM Scientific Course: Sodal- ity 1,25 K.B.S.5 Apostle- ship of Prayer Promoter 25 C.S.M.C. 25 Varsity Track 3,4. 1 0. DANIEL J. O'DONNELL. JR. Academic Course: Class Secretary 25 Sodality 1, 2,3545 K.B.S.: Acolvte 2,45 Prep 2g Cheerleader 45 Varsity Swimming 35 Varsity Tennis 3,45 Re' serve Tennis l,2. EUGENE C. ORLANDO Classical Course: F i r st Honors 1,2,3,45 Sodality 35 K. B. S.5 Classical Club 354. .1 . . MARK V. PAULY Classical Course: First Honors 1,233.43 Sodality 1,2.3.43 K.B.S.2 Debating 13 Dramatics 4g Classical Club 343 Band 3,41 CS. MC, 3.4. RALPH E. PUTHOFF Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,25 Sodality 1,22 K.B.S.3 Prep 1. LAWRENCE J. OTTO Academic Course: Sodal- ity 1,21 K. B. S.3 Apostle- ship of Prayer Promoter 43 Acolyte 2,33 Prep 13 Varsity Track 43 Reserve Track 1,2. JOHN P. POHLMAN Scientific Course: Second Honors lg Sodality 13 K. B. S.3 Dramatics 2,3,4Q Acolyte 1,2,3,4Q Prep 3,43 Band 1,2,3.43 C.S.M.C. 43 Archaeology Club 2. 721353: 1 x. 3 ti f me vw . w ,w 2., 1,3 -- 1.111 W, . ff. 1. sf. tt A.-34. ' '1 '5r- .,e11M. Zee. 1' gf :ZW 3. im, id ' A 1? Z9 ,. ,gr . 1 i ,4 5' we J: 4741 X -X Q J' Viva' i A ROBERT L. PEARSON Scientific Course: Sodal- ity 4. GEORGE V. PORCARO Scientific Course: K.B.S.3 Choir 1,23 Camera Club 1. ANTHONY W. PALAZZOLO Scientific Cdurse: Cla ss President lg Sodality 1, 2,43 K.B.S.3 Radio Club 3,4. Q:-ir 'WJ ROBERT J. OUATMAN Scientific Course: K.B.S.3 Band 13 Choir 1. li' ROGER J. RIGA Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,23 Sodality l,2g K.B.S.g Archaeology Club 2g Band lg Choir l,2,3. Mr. Ballaban previews strategy for next Friday's game with senior football play- STS. JAMES A. RAVE Scientific Course: C l a s s Honors 23 Second Honors 1,23 Second Honors 3,4, Class President lg Class Secretary 2,3g Cla s s Treasurer 43 K.B.S.g Freshmen Football 45 Re- serve Football 2g Varsity Football 3,4g R e s e r v e Basketball 2g Cheerlead- er 33 Varsity Track 3g Re- serve Track 2. DANIEL L. RIBAR Classical Course: First Honors l.2,3,4g K.B,S.: Debating lg Classical Club 3,43 Choir 1. GREGG D. RECHTIN Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,25 Sodality 1,2g K. B. S.g Varsity Football 3,45 Reserve Football 23 Freshmen Footballg Cheerleader 33 V a r s i t y Track 3,45 Reserve Track l,2. 5 ERIC J. RITTERHOFF Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,21 K.B.S.g Var- sity Football 3,4. CONRAD C. RIEF Academic Course: Sodal ity lg K.B.S. -F 5 fj'f 'vvnv ' .'1.Q.:. ' 9 s- ' ROBERT J. ROSS Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2Q Sodality 1,2, 3,4Q K. B. S. THOMAS J. ROHS Scientific Course: Second Honors 13 K.B.S. Reserve Swimming 1. MARK R. ROLFES Scientific Course: K.B.S. THOMAS W. ROSS Scienfific Course: Fir st Honors 1,23 Second Hon- ors 3,43 Sodality 13 K.B.- S.3 Reserve Track 2. CHARLES J ROUSE. Scientific Course: C la s s Treasurer 43 Class Secre- l .1 tary 13 Sodality 23 K.B.S. Ig ' yi lim + A ' 4 . S-4 ATHONY G. RUSSO Classical Course: Second Honors 1,2,3,4Q Sodality 1,2,3,4Q K. B. S. Classical Club 3,4Q Prep 1,2,3,4Q Choir lg C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4. 3,4. Hey, there's a little Jesuit with a money box in here! - Harry Fath, Charlie Finn, Tom Rohs. 3 ', I I DAVID A. RYAN Scientific Course: Fi rs t Honors 15 Second Honors 25 K.B.S.5 Poster Club 1,2,3,45 Radio Club 1,2,3, 45 Archaeology Club 2. 'Q DONALD G. RYAN Classical Course: First Honors 15 Second Honors 25 Sodality 35 K. B. S.5 Classical Club 3,45 Prep 1,2,3,45 Poster Club 35 Archaeology Club 2,3,4. JAMES E. SCHOLLE Scientific Course: K.B.S. DENNIS J. SCHAIBLE Q Scientific Course: Second Y Honors 1,35 Sodality 1,2, 3,45 K.B.S.5 Band l,2,3, 4, Choir 1. LEONARD W. SCHMALTZ Scientific Course: C l a s s Honors 15 First Honors 1,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 15 Sodality l,2,3,4g Apos- tleship of Prayer Promot- er 15 Classical Club 3,45 Prep 1,2,3,45 Editor 45 -C. S.M.C. 3,45 K.B.S. JEROME W. SCHMIDT Scientific Course: Second Honors 35 Sodality 15 K. B.S.5 Apostleship of Pray- er Promoter 15 Choir 1,2. 'AG- 1 R, 'WIC' X., K . x x 35,1125 ratta- v mia fm: K' X mx:'::fii.,, tap K :.1::mEEifQ':gc , 55355 me,-. e,f 1 a,....m,5l:,W -,,f,f,,,m S125 afizvgawi W9 V ,g.,Sam.,::-., 4 .PM 'ixzfcaziizsfilft '64 5' ' L04 + n 'iv 4 ,,,-:g4,z..4,- WILLIAM J. SCHELL Academic Course: C l a s s Treasurer 45 Sodality 25 K.B.S.5 Radio Club l. .f X x 4. A -, V, hw N if - A W ' -: ?'EQ..?. 1'1.- . -5 ' , M iw' i Mffgmw' MATTHEW J. SCHUERMANN Scientific Course: Sodal- ity 1,25 K.B.S.5 Acolyte 3,4. it-of -is-nf DONALD E. SIEBERT Classical Course: First Honors lg Second Honors 2,3,4g Sodality 2,3,4g K. B.S.: Classical Club 3,43 X-Ray 1,2,3,4g Prep 1,2, 3g Camera Club 1,2,3,4g Archaeology Club 2. 3' ar' t THOMAS C. STAAB Scientific Course: First Honors lg Second Honors 2,3,4g K. B. S. JOSEPH C. SETA Academic Course: Class President 3,43 K.B.S,g Apostleship of P r a y e r Promoter 3g Choir lg Camera Club 1g Archae- ology Club 2. if 1 Z 1 Q I gg, . 1 , . fr , W f f 2 19599 VW' . l vi at 4 JOHN D. SOMMER Scientific Course: Second Honors lg Sodality 1,2,3g K.B.S.g Camera Club 25 Archaeology Club 2, 3,4. gl 'Q' .5 115- . . X I ' All ' 33' JAMES E. SMITH Scientific Course: Sodal- ity 1,2,3.4g K.B.S.g Choir 1,23 Radio Club 3,4g Cam- era Club lg Reserve Track 1. EDWARD L. SPITZNAGEL Scientific Course: Class Honors 3,45 First Honors 1,2,3,4g K.B.S.g X-Ray 1g Prep 1,2,3,4g Radio Club 33 Camera Club l,2,3,4. if 6 4-v as-any PAT W. SHIELDS Scientific Course: Class Treasurer 4g Sodality lg K.B.S.g Baseball 4. gal DAVID M. STAHL Academic Course: Class Vice-President 45 Sodal- ity ig K.B.s. l 'S J JOHN F. STUHLREYER Academic Course: K.B.S. The noon session of the scholarship hope- fuls commences under the practiced guid- ance of Mr. Glenn. VICTOR P. S'I'EIN Scientific Course: Sodal- ity 23 K.B.S.g Choir 2, 35 Archaeology Club 2. JOHN F. STINEMAN Scientific Course: First Honors lg Second Hon- ors 2,3g Sodality 1,23 K. B.S.g Prep lg Reserve Football Manager 23 Bas- ketball Manager 2g Arch- aeology Club 2. DONALD W. STICKSEL Academic Course: Sodal- ity l,2g K.B.S., Reserve Football 25 Freshm en Footballg Freshmen Swimming. ROBERT H. TENKMAN Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,23 Sodality 1,2 3,4g K.B.S., Acolyte l 2,3,4g Classical Club 3, Radio Club 1,23 C.S.M.C. 2. MICHAEL H. STREIBIG Scienfific Course: First Honors 23 Second Honors 1,33 Sodality l,2g KB S.: F r e s h m a n Basketball, Varsity Track 4, Cross Country 3. P. JACK THINNES Scientific Course: Sodal- ity 1,2g K. B. S.g Choir 2,3g Camera Club 1,2g Archaeology Club 2. JOHN H. TIPTON. JR. Scientific Course: Class Treasurer 2,3g Sodality 1, 23 K.B.S.g C.S.M.C. 3g Re- serve Football 2g Fresh- man Football. ! . 'lk' 7 ALAN C. VONDERHAAR Classical Course: First Honors 1,2,3,4g Class Sec- retary 3g K.B.S.g Classi- cal Course 3,4g Camera Club 1. 'Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed . . . - Tim Canfield, Tom Luebbers, and Bob Goetz feast under the guidance of Mr. King, S.J. THE YEAR BEGINS URBAN C. VONWAHLDE Classical Course: First Honors l,2,3,43 Sodality l,2,3,43 K.B.S.3 Dramat- ics 43 Acolyte 2,3,43 Clas- sical Club 3,4g X-Ray lg Archaeology Club 2. 'Ilia as ,aww EDWARD J. WHITEHEAD Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2,3,43 Sodality 13 K.B.S. ring 'WWW JEROME F. WAGNER Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,21 Sodality lg K.B.S.3 Varsity Football Manager 3,43 Reserve Football Manager 2g Var- sity Basketball Manager 2,3,4. GEORGE M. WENSTRUP Scientific Course: Second Honors 23 Sodality 1,23 K.B.S. FREDERICK R. WAGNER Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2,3, Sodality l, K.B.S.3 X-Ray 13 Reserve Track l,2. 1-H' 1 KENNETH J. WERNKE Scientific Course: First Honors 23 Second Honors lg Sodality 1,23 K.B.S.3 Apostleship of Pray er Promoter 3,43 Classical Club 33 C.S.M.C. 4. 3 Ze ,E -Psy. qgffs -fs f W . 2 W. . , fy .. 3 5 ' ati Q N 3 N W' . QS 9 joovfin' , fn . K' ffa A I . JEROME P. WAGNER Scientific Course: F i r s t Honors 23 Second Honors 1,33 Class Secretary 43 K. B.S.3 Elocution Finals 23 Dramatics l,2,3,43 Classi- cal Club 3,43 Prep 3,43 Band l,2,3,43 Choir 13 Poster Club 2: C.S.M.C. 43 Archaeology 1. CARL F. WIEDEMANN, JR. Classical Course: Class Honors 13 First Honors 1, 2,3,43 Class Vice-Presi- dent 33 Class Treasurer 43 Class Secretary 13 So- dality 13 K.B,S.3 Debat- ing 3,43 Oratorical Finals 33 Classical Club 3,43 Prep l,2,3,4g Poster Club l,2,3 43 C.S.M.C. 43 Arch- aeology 2. LINUS P. ZINS 4 . DAVID A. YAEGERS Academic Course: K.B.S.g Freshman Swimming 1g C Varsity Golf 4. F DONALD '2 WINTERHALTER Scientific Course: K.B.S.g Choir 1,2,3g Glee Club 1, 2 3 4. 1 G. MICHAEL WURZELBACHER Scientific Course: F i r s t Honors 13 Second Honors 2,3,4g Class Vice-Presi- dent 45 Sodality 1,2,3,4g K.B.S.g Prep 1g C.S.M. C. 45 Cheerleader 4g Var- sity Swimming 3,4g Re- serve Swimming 2. I l l l dw lf 1 r w l v l 1 1 l 3 A ,,ir if Q ---v - Y s ij a V ' I n 3 f , e ' . - , Ziff? f i T ' W , , S d z . - H Q .Vs t . . 1 ff as 'frame f fre A V iw , 42119 Classical Course: Class Honors 1,25 First Honors 1,23 Apostleship of Pray- er Promoter 2,43 Varsity Golf 2. 11 1 ' . 5 , by 9 4 y Eh :B we I 5-'Q ,fw X . A, ., . Y . M. firm: ,, is. ,f . , ,sa W W 1 :SMSM X Q , vu Q , . 1 kms. . A, f 1 rf fi, .1 1 ' Hrs . 4 Q . sf' .. .1 iff' L ',f vq . Q N N 4S fi' fi. m...4- 1 Q. in I ,gf DAVID K. 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Z 1 l 1 5 1 E Q --.Z r'- W. ,,, .rs - :gg- Y, k,.i?tiX5 3? i Q R I HH sf ffl n ws Q I SPORTS 9 dk 'g', ,,,...a--- 4 A , , , Present: Early sp-ring view of en- tire North Bend project. Future: Someday, from a much larger equipment room, student managers will pass out football equipment to future stars. I ULU- il 4' ' Kas f I 5 4. ,sw j'l Tu-I ffm 133 uf, J-JH .- ..- Vw '12, fx' ,E ' S 11? 1 327 4' '. 1 A a : 4 w..- 4.71,-ara. 'f if Q! 1 gil, A SB! 'asm ie 'vm ffyffgffixbffii'-825511, WGS , ge 2919, f 1 V nz A Frank Froelke fights his way for ten yards against Withrow. 4 I i, , gf: 'fy f. 94,12 f. 2 'Y Q' , f-at .15 fr bf 1 , 4 . - 511' , . I ,W . H, ,- 2, 1' ' ' .L x -' - 3 2 H, , fi, ,1,,,.s S., 13- 1, 4, , Ar. A ,J , . ft- , '. ', ,ry 1. A V 1 ' WITH RCW This year the men of Xavier entered the Withrow game as underdogs and again, as in the past, hammered out a hard fought victory over a tough Tiger eleven. Xavier started the scoring with a 95 yard touchdown drive. Joe Goldcamp went over for both touchdowns and extra points. A beautiful touchdown pass from Meyers to Boyle, after a fumble re- covery by the alert Bomber defense, enabled them to rest easy during half-time with a 14 point lead. During the second half both teams were plagued by fumbles and interceptions. Neither could maintain a touchdown drive until Withrow pushed across their first score in the waning minutes of the game. But in the remaining minutes of the game Withrow could do nothing and at the gun the Bombers had captured victory Number 2, their fourth over the Tigers in as many years. Xavier defenders drop a Withrow runner. The Bomber offense swings into action. - J' ,' 'li -. 4- ,,- ,... ' .'K.v,t'. ru.,... 1-:nm 'I f 'Q rcunsnn' - . umtitmuikl. Froelke fakes Walnut defense. Kollman bulls for yardage against Walnut Hills. O f el. 6 2 ff H . e ,-.W 1 V ,. , V . .., .vt s 14+ if-3 A 'i W' ' fsfw f . 'M . X rizfi.. '. f fi. ii-:JPN . .2 A gi Altenau battles a McNicholas defend er for possession of a long aerial. MCNICHCLAS WA'-NUT Xavier staged a sparkling offensive show in the first half and then coasted to a 40-6 victory over McNicholas for its third consecutive win this year. ln a game marked by some of the hardest tackling and blocking seen in this area, Xavier roll- ed up 40 points to virtually cinch the game before the first half was over. Led by free- scoring Frank Froelke's 20 points, the Bombers trounced the undermaned Mc- Nicholas team to the delight of the Home- coming Day partisans at Elder Stadium. In addition to Froelke's 20 points, the Bombers scored on a pass interception by Dan Dutro who took it 25 yards to pay dirt, and on a 12 yard Meyers-to-Altenau pass. McNicholas added their 6 points late in the fourth quarter. HILLS VS. XAVIER The Bomber eleven clipped the wings of a determined but outclassed Walnut Hills squad to gain their fourth victory this season. Led by Halfback Frank Froelke, Xavier rolled over the Walnut Hills team to the tune of 20-10. Froelke, with a bril- liant display of speed, raced 61 and then 93 yards to score two spectacular touch- downs. The last X touchdown was scored by Harry Kollman who bolted over the goal line to give Xavier 7 more. Meanwhile Walnut Hills had gained 10 points on a touchdown and a safetyg but the Bomber defensive unit tightened up and ended the game deep in Eagle ter- ritory. in CCVINGTCN HOLMES Journeying this time into the blue grass state, the Bombers tangled with the hard hitting Bulldogs of Covington Hol- mes. In the first half, the defense took up the necessary slack and stopped a Bull- dog drive which had penetrated to our one yard line. In the second half, however, a rejuvenated Xavier team returned to the field. With Harry Kollman showing the way, the Bombers moved down to the Bull- dog four yard line. Then he shot over for the first touchdown of the game. With a few minutes still remaining in the third quarter, Frank Froelke gathered up a Bull- dog punt and raced back sixty yards to the Holmes fifteen, and later added another six points to the total making it 12-0 and victory number five. Food for thought: Will he make it or not? Jim Rave assists Jack Green in bringing down a Holmes I'l11'lI'1E'1'. A Xavier guard pulls out to lead an end run. Xavier's rugged defense in action. NEWPCJRT PUBLIC Seeking revenge for last week's loss to Purcell, the Bombers crossed again into Kentucky to re- deem themselves at the expense of Newport's Wildcats. Sparked by the superb running of Half- back Froelke, who reeled off three spectacular runs and a Meyers-to-Boyle pass, the Bombers put down the Wildcats 26-12. Again credit must be given to the defensive team and particularly to Jack Green and Dan Du- tro for steller performances against the Wildcats in holding them to two touchdowns. Frank Froelke side-steps a would-be Trinity tackler. LOUISVILLE TRINITY Boys from Kentucky again provided the opposition, and Roger Bacon Stadium the setting, as the Bombers met Louisville Trinity. Xavier wasted no time in scoring, as a Meyers-to-Boyle pass on the first play from scrimmage put them out in front 8-0. With time running out in the first period the Bombers again took to the air- waysg this time a Meyers-to-Goldcamp aer- ial provided the score and the Bombers led 16-0. The remainder of the first half and the entire second was a tight defensive battle with neither team able to push across a score. But the Bombers great show in the first period was enough as they shut out Louisville Trinity l6-0. Hornsberger and Kilday dump a New- port back. If 5 if 'ia ,f 9 BACON A muddy Sunday afternoon was the setting for the Bombers' second GCL en- counter, this time with the top-ranked Spartans of Roger Bacon. In a gallant but futile effort the Bombers stood the Spartan tide for most of the first half and left the field with only a five point deficit: 12-7. But sheer will power and desire do not win football games by themselves. Depth is necessary, and depth is what the Spartans had. In the second half, the strong Spartan eleven cut through the tired Bomber team for twenty-two points which cinched the game and destroyed all Bomber hopes for another GCL crown. if ,,:sfa7'? JT -V I L z E V ,fm I 5' K R3 wifi! V I.. v .,... wr -, fa 4-s ,QQ MQ if 'av I-54234154 . wh, fr., 1, .hw , aw ,,-r, . . H v3?flQ, 'G,JL,'f2',-'i1'N2 ,fgfy i,Q-igfslfx-41ff.v g Qff .f.'Uy,, ff x f if ' ..14U',1f' .' , , ,N ,F . , , . . . .k gk ar, PURCELL The defending GCL champions started out poorly in their first effort to capture the league crown for the second straight year. After a fumble, which Purcell con- verted into a score on the first play of the game, the Bombers seemingly could not find the range and left the field on the short end of a 22-0 score at the half. The second half gave Bomber rooters more to cheer about with a sparkling Meyers-to- Froelke aerial which covered 65 yards and accounted for the Bombers' lone score. Purcell also scored one more time in the last half to mark a dismal conclusion to the Bombers' first league encounter. pass. ay . , . , ,4 ,A ' h -n aw .gs rp' fr' ,' if ' '- a,, YP W.. -, ...L+ .'w'z,f -A ' - rf-b . QM fifiif. .7A2'?Yi 5 f :Lf fW.2fW,E f 5 .,,' is -: . -- -rx A ll-1. ..'..-f r-..............-..--- The X defense sets up goal line stand against Bacon. 'miata 'l 911111: 1 Lrzllngdvlxvvlix r l Froelke crashes the Bacon line. Q Quarterback Steve Meyers rolls out to Steve Frey gets bounced out of bounds by a Spartan tackler. ELDER This was the last G.C.L: game, the last game of the season, and the last game in the high school careers of 17 seniors. With these thoughts in mind, a grimly determined Bomb- er squad trotted out to meet an equally de- termined Elder team. The first half was score- less. At the beginning of the second half, Frank Froelke gathered in the Elder kick and raced 75 yards to the Panther one yard line. From there Meyers sneaked over to make it 6-0. But Elder came right back and tied the score, 6-6. Then at the end of the fourth quarter, history repeated itself, as Senior Guard Jack Green came through to kick his second game-Winning field goal in as many years to give the Bombers a 9-6 victory and another great football season. Vu. Wmkw, - . 15,4 . 4, :, ,' ,'V'1 47Qi.,Af5L 3. ,. . fri'-5 f My ' r vt: ' if w' .ov .-.- ', iw' '-. .af my . f.m...e- - 1 f. -' S 2 V T ,f I Q M F' ' . V V - 1 r - N5 4 5 - 9 . K QQ ' 3552453 1 N 4, ,M fiftgr as- Frank Froelke gets nailed on a punt return. 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'I .-12.9 i if 2nd IN REGI N291 CDN we 1- 5,51 VARSITY BASKETBALL x-'Mfr AVIF4, 13 L E5 P 1 'll ' gg: fx K 1958-59 Varsity Basketball Team ixvrs., wifes , p.VI!.',p Front Row: D. Dutro, R. Thobe, F. Froelke, M. Altenau, S. Meyers, J. O'Keefe. Back Row: Mgrs. J. Bosken, G. Neadg D. Crane, D. Connaughton, Coach Berning, M. Mathis, W. Zeck, Mgrs. P. Maurer, J. F. Wagner, Abseni: P. Berning. With the graduation of seven of last year's varsity, including all-city selections Jack Thobe and Jim Enright, no one was quite sure what to expect from this year's edition of the Xavier Bombers. However, the team had little difficulty in opening the 1958-59 season in the win column, as they disposed of DePorres. The final score had the Blue and White on top, 52-37. In their next outing with Hughes Big Reds. Mark Altenau scored 17 points in the losing cause. Again having trou- ble making their free throws, the Bombers lost their second game in a row to a P.H.S.L. foe. It was Central who dumped them to the tune of 51-46. The Bombers got back into the race as they rolled over Lincoln Heights, our old menace Lockland Wayne under a new name, by a 63-51 score. Dick Thobe topped all other scorers with 23 points. Altenau grabs rebound as O'Keefe blocks out a Senator. SEASON Xavier 52 Deporres Xavier 49 Hughes Xavier 46 Central Xavier 63 Lincoln Heights Xavier 60 Taylor Xavier 46 William Grant Xavier 67 Lincoln Heights Xavier 69 Roger Bacon Xavier 50 Elder Xavier 56 McNicholas Xavier 75 Purcell Xavier 65 Newport Catholic Xavier 68 Roger Bacon Xavier 62 Covington Catholic Xavier 69 Elder Xavier 59 William Grant Xavier 53 Purcell Xavier 46 Dayton Charninade DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Xavier 63 Maderia Xavier 63 Purcell Xavier 65 Hughes Xavier 76 Taft Mark scores an easy two against Hughes. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Xavier Xavier 62 Springfield 64 Middletown Zeck dribbles past opponent as ref looks on. Next, the Bombers gained their second win in a row, this time squeezing by the Taylor Yellow Jack- ets, 6O-59. Dick Thobe swished the winning basket with less than one minute to go. The Bombers now journeyed across the river to defend their Newport Catholic Invitational Tournament crown. In the first game the Bombers were pitted against William Grant, Kentucky's 5th ranked t e am. Although Stretch O'Keefe pumped in 19 points, the Bombers dropped a hard-fought contest, 49-46. The next night in the consolation game, the Bombers faced Lincoln Heights. Finding them just a little tougher than the first time, the Blue and White had to go one over- time period before they eked out a 71-69 win. xr' l Stretch goes up as Altenau looks on. O'Keefe moves out to block a pass Stretch stretches 1 Froelke hesitates as defenders surround him. Zeck fights for rebound as opponent fights equally hard. A139330 SBYS. It's mine. Crane screens as Zeck goes up for two more GCL The Bombers carried a 4 won - 3 lost record into G.C.L. competition. In their first game, the Bombers upset Roger Bac- on, 69-61. Next, Elder caught the Bombers on an off-night and administered a 66-50 drubbing. For the second time this season, the Bombers had to go into an overtime to win. This time the victim was Purcell. Roger Bacon next fell to the Bombers with a 68-62 score. In the Covington Catholic game Froelke's 19, Altenau's 17, and Mey- er's 15 led the scoring parade to a 62-58 victory. Mark Altenau's 27 points could not prevent the Elder Panthers from dumping the X Quintet for the second time, 71-69. The Bombers needed a win over Pur- cell to grab at least a tie for the G.C.L. crown. However Purcell reversed an early season decision and knocked over the Bombers, 62-53 to b e c om e undisputed champions of the G.C.L. Xavier wound up in a second place tie with Elder. After a later 65-46 defeat by Dayton Chaminade, the Bombers closed the season with a re- spectable 11 and 7 record. gi? Froelke fakes out a Bacon man and then goes up for two. 5 2 Q4 xg X tx Frank and Mark overwhelm an Elder man 44 The sophomore sensation, Dan Connaughton, grabs rebound. Altenau readles to snatch the rebound A made scramble under the basket ws. Elder vainly tries to keep Froelke from scoring. DISTRICT TCURNAMENT Xavier, defending district champions, this year were not even seeded. They drew a bye in the first round of the District Tournament. In the second round, the Boys in Blue carried off a hard-fought 63-54 triumph over Madeira. In the quarter finals, the Bombers play- ed second-seeded Purcell. The outside shooting of Dan Connaughton and the 41-point effort by Altenau and O'Keefe carried the Bombers to a 63-57 win. Hughes, with 6'8 Center Stacey Bunton, was the opponent in the semi-final game. The Bombers had to go all-out to gain a 63-58 victory, with a berth in the finals for the fourth year in a row. For the second year in a row, St. Xavier was matched against Taft for the District Title. Again, they beat them, 76-69, and captured the District Championship. Special tribute should be paid to Coach Berning who took an inexperienced team and moulded them into District Champs. Next came the Regionals. Springfield was the foe of the Bombers in the semi-final round of the Regional Tournament. Springfield fell to the score of 62-53. Altenau and Connaughton had 21 and 17 points. Peren- nial basketball-power Middletown was the next stum- bling block in the path of the Blue and White. However, the strong Middletown squad proved to be too much for the Bombers as they dropped a 73-64 contest. Thus ended the 1958-59 basketball season. During it, the Bombers had posted a presentable 16-8 record, fin- ished second in the G.C.L., won the District, and were runners-up in the Regional. Another great season for the Xavier Basketeers! Fabulous Froelke fingers one For the second year in a row, Coach Berning accepts the district trophy umm 20 Hughes player stares in amazement as Froelke drives for two. Alienau evades the long arm of a Hughes player. Up. up, and away goes Altenau. N x 4 xt , ., f 1- I' 5' X , ,sense QQ X , 1 Teammates learn judo from Altenau and Hughes man. RESERVE BASKETBA LL f 2 ., 'ia' 'Ei' 2 X i jy L X X nik I Y 1 Q .EE.E 7? g I W T W 5 I f , 'V , .a H ,. fd , g l B K X , ill -' - HQ Front Row: M. P. Schuerman, W. Wolff, P. Boylan, B. Baumann, T- HGXK L- Metz, R. Metz. Back Row: Mr. Hils, F. Kreger, M. Kinsella, D. Thomas, J. Gruber, L. Schneider, J. Sullivan, Mgr. B. Lafkas. Mike Kinsella reaches high for a rebound. BASKETBALL SCORES Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xacier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier 33 32 59 59 33 42 34 45 44 27 31 58 54 41 32 46 46 Covington Cath. DePorres Hughes Central Lincoln Heights Taylor Purcell McNicholas Roger Bacon Elder Newport Cath. Covington Cath. Purcell Roger Bacon William Grant Elder V Dayton Cham. ,,, FRESHMAN BASKETBALL it 155, i t if ' P . N' Nei w ith Q' w e .f fe we - if N V 'FN new AW Q5 XWIEI .khvlfj j3LgVUg!Lt l.QAVlf,p VII? 3 ef ,sa . 1 A A.,x 5X YQ 'Ct-'F' WE' w . - NM .J Ning' 55:55 e 5' .3 -. Front Row: C. Engelbert, T. Eagen, R. Piening, N. Reder, J. Hartings, R. Behrens. Middle Bow: Mgr. Mur phy, P. Lecture, E. Geiser, R. Peters, R. Eibel, G. Hyland, Coach Ballaban. Back Row: L. Altenau, T Wagner, V. Beckman, J. DeCourcy, D. Heskamp, J. Gels, J. Schuermann, W. Clark. BASKETBALL SCORES Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier 32 Purcell 38 DePorres 31 Covington Cath. 33 Roger Bacon 31 Elder 52 Newport Cath. 35 Purcell 35 Covington Holm. 43 Roger Bacon 60 Covington Holm. 38 Elder 42 DePorres 45 DePorres Stretch leaps for another two points. 6 1 Ae L 1 f , - '22 fn 5. t i I , Wx- A , fr g . . ' ' -pf ' Unk '9 W .I ' 5 4, .f n f-4,-fa, MQ. . V .. f K 9.135622 QW A A' ' H ' It . x .. iii' I W is H .af - I K' P' ft U .5 ,ly I-, Ks. ,Mn Seated: J. Delong, R. Muehlenkamp, M. Keiser, D. Zipfel, W. Monnig, H. Shiels, D. Devanney. Standing: T. Kleimeyer, P. Desmond, D. Popelar, M. Jolivette, Mr. Singer, M. Wurzelbacher, S. Lameier, R. Lameir, H. VARSITY SWIMMING Two aqua-bombers race to the end of the pool. VARSITY SWIMMING SCORES 140 Xavier 28 Woodward Xavier 69 Taft Xavier 35 Withrow Xavier 26 Western Hills Xavier 70 Princeton Xavier 51 Purcell Xavier 23 Columbus, Ind. Xavier 43 Middletown Xavier 71 Purcell District Meet: 5th Place State Meet: Team Standing: 15th I ,f . C 'x Mike Wurzelbacher gets set to continue his end of the relay. FRESHMAN SWIMMING Xavier 47 Woodward 13 Xavier 32 Withrow 27 Xavier 29 Princeton 30 Xavier 41 Purcell 18 Xaxier 36 St. Bernard 16 Xavier 47 Purcell 14 D-istrict Meet: 5th Place AQUABCMBERS Rugged is the word for 1959 swimming competition in Ohio's Southwestern District. The Aquabombers had a struggle on their hands just keeping their dual-meet record in the black Q5 wins, 4 lossesb. In district com- petition, Mike J olivette copped second place in the 100 yd freestyle and teamed up with Dick Larneier, Pat Desmond, and Mike Wur- zelbacher to tie Walnut Hills for 2nd place in the freestyle relay. Their time, incidental- ly, broke the former district record. This re- lay team went on to beat Walnut Hills and place fifth in the entire state. The freshman team lost only one meet by one point, and this with two swimmers on the sick list. So optimism is sound for '60, P2 1 On your mark. get set . . . Seated: S. Mussio, L. Schneider C. Liebel, M. Wilder, T. Tranter. Stand ing: Mr. Singer, T. Hoepfner, J. Grever, A. Schmerge, J. Sweeney, R Williams. Absent: P. Sanzone. BASEBALL South-paw Art Luebbe fires one in there. v f x h , v ,Kwik N f w g Q 5 he K u - fx..-nf :N ' M I X 4 .. Hodapp. at first, handles an one. Kaiie. bar the door. CJack Bur- many The 1959 Xavler Baseball Team Front Row: Coach Beming, J. Gels, M. Altenau, J. Neumann, A. Luebbe, K. Burman, J. Kohake, manager. Mid- dle Row: M. Mathis, M. Klocke, D. Hodapp, P. Boyle, J. OKeefe, D. Crane. Back Row: S. Meyers, J. Burman, D. Weber, D. Connaughton. easy kvlfy QV!! 1A, Nj E AVIQ VIE1 W es V' 4- ,l . Wm ...f.fw,.,. A ff Hvff. N if 4 'UxVlf,y 'J 'fi . V rm -7' 'i 'T-T A. 42- ' vzf '2v', H . 5 is-D -.U ,f ,Y vv- 'C 'TJ' ,.-v 'f Asn Q ,KN4 i n -rt' pb K V -1 ,ff 1 'i 49 hs, GGLF , 'A rf Jack Moran displays the cham- pionship form that gives him a good chance to repeat as runner up in the state tournament. F' ' K sy H .,. w- H , V 'is' 'm,,,,,,, A :NW ,S W'ha!'s the conneciion between these fellows and the golf team? Fr. Graf interviews multitudes of prospective members. Q. f if We Q 4 ' s W4 4 1 ' S ,via C- 1 -f i 5 4 .-.. 'K ff, v-. ? 2 . er: 3, . Q W 1. bra-N ef 0 5,5 .sf . sd. 4 7 , an sf? xt, 71 ,A , S5552 5,322+ - V M. ., ' . gg.. .-.:. 1, ,m,,, ,, z, 3 Q55 2 My .4 ,a z ,,,w,U, gag? -wifi 7 W1 if 2 A QQ 4 .,Y,v,:, lEf:.,f,L! J... 1 QA fi 'J ' ' .gt 12 ' ,i wil, fly, .ffz5gfQ- Jw t if it Q' 1 4 is is ' mg, V 4. ma ' .., M, ggi!!! f ' fi' -. ll M 1959 Xavier Golf Team Seated: L. Niklas, J. Moran, Father Graf, Moderator. Standing: A. Fischer, R. Strauss, G. Nead, P. Cunning- ham, G. Lalonde, G. Wehrman. TENNIS Ssssssssssssssssssswat! wndh-f wwiwnv fm , , ' 12 ...4ii..,M,,..i,v7,..,:..-4. , -1 f ', W,-,w.!,,V, i , g,X,,5fi, , ,117 5.25 ,ff ws, ' - A V 5,51 3 fn 4 , ', . fy ' O'Donnel1 waits eagerly for Gonzales to serve. Kneeling: Jerry Wolf. Standing: Nicholas Visser, Jim Gerwin, Mr. Singer, A1 Dohan, Paul Kunkel, Terry Tranter, Pat Cavanaugh, Dan O'Donne11. Absent: Paul Siemon. 14 , 1 I Q N 7 .3 1 .I c +55 . . 5 ' B 4 4 ' 1 TRACK AND CRCSS COUNTRY Front Row: M. Kihm, J. Banks, J. Burdick, A. Naltner, T. Wagner, F. Weber, M. Higgins. Second Row: D. La- meier, B. Harig, B. Kammerer, G. Ventura, T. Oldham, L. Camp, F. Geraci, J. Maguire. Back Ro-w: Mr. Balla- ban, coach, F. Froelke, T. Sullivan, J. Jacob, D. Popelar, C. Bien, F. Klaine, S. Weber, B. Behrens, M. Doyle, J. Cissell. Bill Harig puis his all into it, straining for the finish line. Xavier's Cross Country team runs a practice mile. 145 , 1 THIS WAS September On September the eighth, the high-ceilinged halls of St. Xavier echoed the long-missed noises of the students, as they returned for another year of hard work. The football team had already been in practice for several weeks, and the faculty had been getting in shape for the coming task. The Sodality, Camera Club, and all the other activities were readying them- selves for the coming year. As the days went on, the first foot- ball game took place as the Bombers downed a fighting Wood- ward team, 22-0. The story was the same on two other occasions as the team downed Withrow and McNicholas. The whole student body backed the fighting team with ear-shattering shouts. The juniors and seniors accustomed themselves to at- tending Mass at 11:30 instead of the regular 8:50. The Mass of the Holy Spirit was offered and the year was on the way. Next will be October The football team runs wild and defeats Walnut Hills and Covington Holmes. The school's star speakers practice daily to bring future trophies home. You can see clever new posters announcing each coming game, and camera club photographers working away during every game. The Sodality Halloween Dance comes and is well attended. After a very decisive defeat from Purcell, the victory-determined Bombers crash through the lines to hand Newport Public a 26-12 decision. Although they have already received one defeat, it looks as if the Bomb- ers still have a good chance for the trophy. Therefore we are waiting for November The first Week of November came to an end with the bitter- ly fought Roger Bacon football game. Although we fought hard, Bacon proved to be too much for us, as they pushed through our line to wallop us, 34-7. A few senior classes went on retreat to the streamlined Men of Milford Retreat House. The Sodality held a day of recollection for its members. The customary parents' interview night approached, and some stu- dents quaked. The football season came to a close as the Bomb- ers whipped Louisville Trinity and Elder. The football ban- quet was held successfully at the Netherland Hilton to honor the fighting team, which had ended its play with an 8 and 2 season. The Thanksgiving Dance, held at the Sheraton-Gibson, coincided with a surprise snow and ice storm. Thanksgiving is finally here, so we are out of school until December The seniors took their aptitude tests after the Thanksgiving weekend. Students grieved at the surprise news of the death of Pope Pius XII. Shortly after this, the basketball preview was held, although the Bombers did not show much promise. On December 5th, the basketeers played a tragic and futile game against Hughes, after defeating a helpless De Porres team. Then on the 6th, we again lost a trying game to Central. There was another of those few-and-far-between holidays on the feast of the Immaculate Conception. Two weeks after this, the grade school tournament started. Next, the Bombers walloped Taylor, as Froelke scored many, many points. The long-await- ed Christmas holidays finally arrived. Although the snow fell everywhere for days, it all melted before Christmas arrived. The Bombers went to the Newport Invitational Tournamentg their record might have been much better with more student support. Anyway, they fought valiantly and took third place. The cold December weather provided the perfect setting for the Sodality skating party, which was closely followed by the Alumni Dance. Well, the long vaction draws to a close as we look forward to '58-'59 January Out classes resume on the 5th. Two weeks of intensive re- view before the fast-approaching exams! An annual event Frontier Night was held successfully on the 23rd, as stu- dents happily lost all their money to the professional card- sharks of the Fathers' Club. On the 26th, the underclassmen began their yearly retreats at school, and the upperclassmen went home for another week's vacation. Winning five out of six games, the basketmen compiled a good record for the month. They ran over Roger Bacon, McNicholas, Purcell, New- port Catholic, and Roger Bacon again, with a loss only to Elder. February The month commenced with a Bomber victory against Covington Catholic. Brother Riehle took his final vows in the Society of Jesus on February 2nd. The sodality had its first dance of the new year at the Xavier University Armory. Elder defeated Xavier in a heart-breaking, closely fought game, Soon after this, to celebrate the annual feat of Father Rector, we had a holiday. The awarding of scholastic honors came next day The Bombers had their revenge on a dazed William Grant for a defeat earlier in the season. Two days later, Purcell dealt us the same. Bomber fans this year returned from the well-attended Chaminade bus-trip with some disappointment. The month ended as Mr. Serrick, Mr. Schneider, the band, and the glee-club prepared for the annual Musicade. With all this behind us, we are looking forward to March This is a very important month in the year. This is the one in which you can catch a very desirable disease called Spring Fever. As the month opened, the speech wizards went forward to a terrific match in the G.C.L. competition. On Monday, March the 9th, we all helped in the celebrating of four anni- versaries, those of Fathers Brown, Walsh, and Majerowski, and Mr. Brennan. On the 12th, the elocution contest was held, the day after an unexpected snow storm. The basketball team, after a slow start in the beginning of season, downed Madeira, Hughes, and Taft for the district championship. Then they trounced an overconfident Springfield in the regional tourn- ament, but lost a tough game to Middletown. The team was honored at the basketball banquet on the 22nd. Eighty-two Junior chemists toured Oak Ridge, Tennessee under the di- rection of Fr. Follen. The Easter vacation takes us into . . . April Unfortunately, the year is coming to an end. Golf, tennis, and baseball teams are slowly taking shape. Large numbers of students shuffle through crowded locker rooms each afternoon and pile into the bus for track practice. The exotic play, The Teahouse of the August Moon, was presented almost profes- sionally. ln the spirit of the season, Sodalists trek to the Cathe- dral to sing Ascension Thursday High Mass. Preliminary Dis- trict-State Scholarship exams take place to select finalists for the Miami contest. Juniors hold magnificent prom at Sheraton- Gibson roof gardens. Tense juniors sweat through challenging merit-scholarship exams. The year is almost finished except for May Summer is almost here, and the swimming pools are about to open. All are alive with hopes of exam exemptions. Flowers blossom but fail to add color to our asphalt campus. Mr. Bern- ing's nine is still looking great, while the other spring sports complete their busy schedules. May Fete returns pour in as classes plan their picnics. May Fete Victory Party held to cele- brate the highly successful affair. The seniors are on their way to the most important dance of the year. Various activities hold annual banquets. The days slip slowly by until the final big day of Graduation. 5 if L '1:..,,,,,, if I-UP' g we we 4 pw -nit! wmv' eww' f? 5 4 i f Q 1 ' f f X 5 '.' 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' GENERAL INDEX ACADEMICS 14 Ackerman, John P. 68, 69 Ackerman, John R. 82 Acomb, Thomas E. 71 ACTIVITIES 34 Adachi, Michael K. 83 Adams, John Charles 87 Adams, Richard L. 81 ADMINISTRATION 16 Albers, Francis G. 81, 61, 127 Albertz, Edward M. 53, 83 Albrinck, James L. 74 Aldemeyer, Barry A.. 75 Alering, Frank D. 37, 68 Alering. Richard L. 75 Alexander, Joseph F. 87 Altenau, Lance L. 81, 139 Altenau, Mark M. 40, 61, 87,, 119, 130-135 ALUMNI 60 Aman, Frank W. 36, 81 Anderson, Randall E. 69 Anning, Charles J. 81 APOSTLESHIP OF PRAYER PROMOTERS 61 Archaelogy Club 50 Arens, Gerald E. 87 Armstrong, Stephen M. 83 ATHLETICS 116 Audretch, Clifford W. 36, 64, 87 Audretch, David M. 38, 64, 73 Autenrieb, Orin J. 36, 88 AWARDS 41 Baarlear, Joseps L. 80 Ballman, Robert J. 82 Ballmer, Ralph W. 81 BAND 51 Banligaz Jeffrey C. 37, 71, 140, Barber, Paul V. 74 Barnett, Mark E. 77 Barrett, Dennis M. 79 Barth, James L. 75 BASEBALL 142 BASKETBALL 128 Baumann, Bernard L. 76, 126, 138 Baurichter, Stuart A. 74 Bayer, Earl J. 88 Beahn, John F. 81 Beckman, Vincent H. 47, 81, 139 Beckmeyer, Donald J. 83 Behrens, Robert J. 53, 83, 139, 145 Belcher, Ralph J. 77 Bellersen, Martin E. 36, 88 Bender, James E. 51, 88 Bender, John R. 61, 70 Bennett, Theron J. 38, 77 Bentzinger, Rex A. 80 Benvie, William J. 76 Benzinger, Gerald E. 38, 77 Benzinger, Raymond J. 83, 127 Beresford, Richard J. 88 Berger, Alfred J. 49, 70 Berger, Edward M. 81 Bemard, William R. 81 Berning, Philip E. 37, 70, 118 Bidinger, Francis R. 40, 42, 88 Bien, Charles E. 89, 145 Bird, Thomas J. 76 Birk, John L. 83 Bischoff, William C. 80 Bishop, Patrick J. 48, 87 Blank, Joseph C. 69 Blankemeyer, Jim T. 75 Blase, Charles K. 81 Blaser, Robert J. 37, 48, 70, Blessing, Gerald V. 58 Boeckmann, Robert F. 82 Boeh, Louis B. 47 Bohn, Louis H. 61, 78 Bolan, Joseph A. 75 Bomkamp, Robert D. 51, 80 Bonfield, James G. 74 Bonner, John J. 81 Born, Richard A. 77 Bosken, Jerome J. 36, 40, 89, 130 Bouscaren, Timothy L. 38, 76 Boyd, Paul W. 64, 83 Boylan, Peter O. 77, 126, 138 Boyle, Dennis R. 72 Boyle, James P. 89, 118, 119, 120, 142 Bradley, Edward C. 78 Bramlage, William A. 68 Braun, Ronald J. 81 Breitenbach, Robert B. 69 Brenngr, Robert J. 40, 89, 96, 11 Bressler, Kenneth L. 83 . Breving, Robert J. 38, 45, 76 Brinkdopke, William J. 83 Brinker, Dale B. 7 1 Brinkman, George C. 70 Brinkmoeller, Leonard 37, 45, 50, 51, 72 Brock, Thomas W. 77 Brockman, Robert P. 83 Broerman, David W. 38, 49, 50 51, 75 Bross, James L. 81 Broviac, John W. 89 Brown, John E. 83 Brown, William P. 79 Brueggemeyer, Joseph D. 76 Bruning, John A. 48, 50, 89 Bruner, Lawrence W. 76 Bruns, Robert J. 81 Buerger, George J. 71 Buerger, Paul F. 30, 36, 49, 89 Buescher, John C. 73 Bueter, Robert J. 37, 46, 52, 53, 68, 75 Buop, Frederick S. 69 Burdick, Jerome A. 71, 119, 157 Burkardt, Nicholas R. 69 Burkhardt, Richard L. 76 Burman, John L. 36, 89, 118, 142 Burman, Kenneth W. 38, 76, 126, 142 Burns, Michael E. 50, 81 Burri, Richard L. 90 Busam, Butler, Butler, Butsch, Byrne, Gerald B. 79 James E. 76 William P. 71 Richard J. 77 Kenneth L. 78 Cahill, David B. 81 Caito, Philip J. 74 CAMERA CLUB 48 Camp, Carlson L. 37, 45, 70, 145 Canfield, Timothy J. 36, 40, 52, 64. 90 Cannon, Thomas C. 44, 90 Carson, James A. 61, 74, 126 Carter, Claude D. 90 Cassady, Walter M. 74 Castellini, Edward M. 70 Cavanaugh, Patrick J. 90 Chalfin, Patrick A. 70 Chandler, Mark R. 90 Chaney, Michael A. 55, 71, 119 Chase, Robert T. 73 CHOIR 51 Ciambelli, Elio 69 Ciok, John A. 37, 70, 79 Cise, Michael D. 44, 71 Cissell, Cissell John R. 49 Jose hA 46 72 79 145 i P - i 1 i Clark, William M. 83, 127, 139 CLASSICAL CLUB 50 Cline, William N. 74 Cloppert, Frederick G. 47, 75 Cloud, Robert L. 38, 76 Colacurcio, Robert E. 37, 53, 68 Colley, Jerome J. 90 Colley, Joseph D. 73 Collins, Anthony H. 52, 79 Comer, Albert L. 40, 90 Comer, Joseph W. 83 Comer, James M. 91 Conant, James E. 50. 51, 77 Connaughton, Dan E. 77, 126, 130, 135, 142 Connaughton, Michael 91 Connelly, James R. 75 Connelly, Thomas T. 83 Conway, Christopher J. 77 Coogan, Gerald J. 50, 91, 119 Cooper, Michael W. 44, 47, 81 Cox, James R. 78 Coyne, Coyne, Crane, 142 Dennis P. 79 Terence J. 51, 75 Dennis R. 74, 130, 133, Crawford, John A. 76 Creedon, Michael T. 77, 126 Creevy, Joseph A. 75 CROSS COUNTRY 145 Crowley, Christopher 44, 78 Crummey, Stephen J. 44, 83 Culman, Eugene E. 52, 74 Cunningham, Patrick J. 70 Czillinger, Kermeth 36, 72 DADS CLUB 59 DANCES 54 Davis, Peter B. 68 Deak, James J. 37, 69 DEBATERS 46 DeCourcy, Joseph M. 81, 139 Delagiiey, William T. 37, 50, 53, Delong, George G. 38, 74, 140 Desmond, Patrick, 36, 91, 140 Dessart, Paul C. 52, 82 Dete rs, Deters, Robert H. 38, 44, 76 Thomas P. 91 Devanney, David C. 38, 75, 140 Diersing, Joseph F. 77 Dietrich, Fred A. 71 Dietrich, Thomas L. 91 Dietz, Kenneth G. 38, 77 Dinger, Dennis E, 44, 47, 81 Dirr, Michael A. 82 Disselkamp, Robert R. 47, 50, 81 Distler, John W. 64, 70 Dixon, Joseph A. 36, 39, 52, 92 Dochterman, Robert E. 81 Doench, Douglas A. 69, 48 Dohan, Stanley A. 92, 95, 144 Donohue, Dennis M. 83 Dornacher, Wayne B. 69 Dornbusch, Ferd H. 80 Doyle, Michael F. 76, 145 DRAMATICS 56 Dressman, David W. 75 DuBrul, Ernest F. 72 Duritsch, David J. 38, 76, 126 Durkin, James J. 83 Dutro, Daniel G. 37, 68, 119, 123, 130 Duwel, John J. 81 Duwel, Richard F. 37, 40, 71 Dwyer, Daniel T. 70 Eagen, Thomas L. 81, 139 Eastlake, Charles N. 50, 81, 127 Eastlake, William B. 38, 45, 50, 75, 126 Eddie, Carroll T. 61, 76 Edgar, Richard G. 79 Egbers, Robert D. 92 Ehrensherger, Michael 38, 76 Eibel, Randall A. 81, 139 Eilerman, William J. 47, 75 Eilers, Lawrence J. 92 Elliott, Edward J. 36, 92 Ellis, Rboert M. 45, 76 Elmlinger, Richard J. 92 Engelbert, Carleton 83, 127, 139 Ernst, Gregory I. 78 Esselman, Louis B. 77 Evans, Joseph W. 81 Eveleigh, Ronald F. 71 Eversmann, James B. 36, 42, 93 Fahgesnbach, John J. 36, 40, 42, Fahrlegnbach, William J. 38, 43, Fairbanks, Charles R. 83 Fallon, James M. 55,93 Farrell, Robert E. 68 Fath, Harry J. 22, 36, 40. 86, 118 Feldhaus, Michael P. 83, 127 Fcldmann, Thomas E. 78 Fellinger, Paul W. 82 Ferguson, William J. 38, 74, 126 Fermann, Harry J. 69 Fermann, John F. 93 Fiedeldey, Robert P. 81 Feiger, Stephen E. 50, 93 Finn, Charles C. 36, 40, 86, 119 Fischer, Arthur L. 37, 68 Fischer, Timothy A. 47, 81 Fischer, John M. 82, 127 Fischer, Paul H. 71 Fister, Denis D. 74 Fitzgerald, Stephen 37, 61, 70 Flottman, Edward L. 73 Flynn, John J. 75 Foertsch, Donald V. 51, 78 Folkman, Guy J. 77, 126 Foote, Paul G. Franz, Edwin L. 82 Fraser, James A. 83, 127 Fredricks. Clifford J. 53, 68 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 139 I-'RESHMAN FOOTBALL 127 Freson, Richard A. 93 Frey, Stephen R. 93, 119, 125 Friedrich, Timothy N. 69 Fries, Theodore S. 81 Frischhertz, Nicholas 83 Fritsch, Mark W. 93 Froelke, Frank J. 94, 119-24, 130, 133-37, 157 Frost, John A. 49, 82 Fry, Alan J. 53, 73 Gallagher, John M. 78 Gallagher, Michael L. 94 Galvin, Robert T. 75 Ganim, Robert J. 38, 73 Garasicia, Charles P. 83 Gardner, Daniel R. 50, 76 Gardner, Robert A. 94 Gardner, Joseph N. 44, 47, 81 Gavin, Daniel J. 69 Geers, Edward J. 82, 127 Gehling, Thomas B. 94 Gehrum, John E. 94 Geiger, Jerry R. 71 Geis, Robert J. 80 Geiser, Edward A. 52, 83, 139 Gels, Gerald L. 94 Gels, James V. 81, 139, 142 Geraci. Charles M. 81 Geraci, Frederick V. 43, 94, 157 Gerwe, Joseph R. 75 Gerwin, James A. 49, 61, 71, 144 Gibson, Thomas P. 33, 46, 71 Gick, Gordon J. 69 Giglin, Frank J. 80, 127 Glaser, David W. 45, 75 Glaser, Michael C. 38, 73 Gleason, James T. 75 GLEE CLUB 51 Glueck, Robert C. 77 Gobright, Bruce R. 83 Goebel, David R. 81 Goedde, Paul R. 71 Goeke, Thomas F. 37, 68 Goetz, Robert C. 36, 40, 50, 94 Goldberg, John A. 45, 64, 95 Goldberg, Michael F. 38, 74 Goldkamp, Joseph H. 95, 118-20 Graber, Terrence A. 80 Graff, Wayne E. 74, 126 Grebb, John C. 71 Green, John R. 36, 40, 86, 118- 19, 122-23, 125 Green, Robert M. Greiner, Kenneth J. 70 Greulich, Raymond J. 95 Grever, Joseph E. 82, 141 Griessmann, Jerome P. 69 Groeschen, Michael J. 82 Grogan, Thomas J. 81 Groody, John J. 95 Grote, Mark W. 70, 127 Grote, Stephen B. 79 Gruber, James J. 73, 138 Gruber, Robert B. 43, 80 Gulino, Denis G. 70 Gunville, Paul V. 81, 127 Haas, Timothy J. 36, 39, 40, 95, 118 Habegger, James L. 76 Habig, William F. 73 Hagedom, William E. 83 Haglage, Andrew M. 50, 75 I-laglagekgl-ieodore L. 78 Haman, illiam W. 95 Hamilton, Richard W. 83 Handorf. Jerome C. 96 Haneberg, Ronald L. 45, 50, 75 Hanekamp, Theodore G. 88, 96 Hanson, William M. 82 Harding, Richard W. 37, 70 Hare, Robert R. 51, 73 Harig, William H, 96, 157 Harkins, Patrick G. 83 Harmon, Michael J. 36. 44, 96 Harmon, Timothy P. 37, 45, 50, 72 Harrigan, Michael E.. Harrington, Dennis M. 96 Hartings, James J. 83. 127, 139 Hartings, Michael F. 50, 53, 68 Hasl, Rudolph C. 37, 42, 68 Hehman, John P. 37, 49, 71 Heile, Leo J. 49, 96 Heile, Robert T. 74 Heiselman, Thomas J. 38, 53, 76 Heitzman, Herbert L. 37, 45, 68, 140 Heller, Robert P. 83 Helmick, Richard A. 37, 43, 68 Helmick, Thomas R. 87, 97 Hendricks, Gerald P. 79 Hensley, Russell M. 78, 127 Hentz, Richard P. 38, 75 1-lerbers, Herbert B. 37, 71 Herbort, Thomas V. 37, 45, 69 Herman, Chester J. 36, 40, 50, 53, 64, 97 Herschede, Alfred J. 83 Herschede, Richard L. 97 Heskamp, David 83, 127, 139 Heskamp, Harry E. 61, 76, 118 Hess, Eric E. 83, 129 Hext, Thomas L. 38, 76 Higgins, John E. 69, 118, 157 Hill, Thomas M. 78 Hinds, Thomas S. 37, 68 Hinds, William H. 61, 81, 127 HISTORY 26 Hoar, William J. 69 Hodapp, David F. 97, 142 Hodapp, Thomas A. 72 Hoelscher, William E. 97 Hoepfner, Thomas K. 82, 141 Hoffman, Conrad R. 70 Hokanson, Terry A. 76 Homan, Paul S. 97 Honerlaw, John N. 61, 80 Hoobler, Thomm W. 45, 46, 72 Horgan, Edward D. 69, 118 Horrglgerger, John W. 97, 118, Horstman, Charles C. 97 Horstman, Harry L. 71 Howe, Albert B. 83 Hub, Ronald B. 76 Hub, William C. 98 Huber, James E. 53, 77 Huber, Paul M. 49, 83 Hudson, Wayne 52, 79 Huesman, Donald A. 75 Hughes, Terrance A. 82 Hulefeld, Larry C. 61, 77 Humbert, Aloysius J. 80 Hummel, William F. 52, 53, 98 Hunt, Kenneth T. 76 Hunter, Jerry J. 82 Hunter, Paul C. 76 Huth, Paul J. 50, 98 Hyland, Gerard M. 78, 127, 139 Hynes, Michael H. Imwalle, Dennis E. 36, 98 Imwalle, Mark D. 77 Jackson, Richard W. 78 Jacob, John J. 37, 69 Janssen, Eric H. 71 Johnston, John H. 75 Jolivette, Michael V. 98, 140 Jones, John R. 38, 76 Joseph, James W. 23, 36, 40, 87 Joseph, John E. 38, 77 Joseph, Robert G. 37, 49, 70, 79 Judge, Gerald J. Jung, Edward H. 81 Jung, Jerome E. 69 Kachele, George A. 76 Kaiser, James W. 38, 51, 76 Kaiser, Stuart E. 61, 70 Kammerer, Robert E.. 69, 81, 145 Kappes, Daniel W. 81 Kappes, Joseph L. 49, 50, 72 Karlan, James J. 38, 40, 51, 76 Kartye, Peter A. 36, 40, 52, 98 Kaup, Gary H. 76 Kavanaugh, Thomas 144 Kearns, Jerome H. 43, 50, 98 Keck, John E. 70 Keiser, Michael W. 38, 40, 75, 140 Keller, Dale E. 50, 51, 76 Keller, Richard B. 98 Kelly, Patrick T. 50, 51, 55, 72 Kern, Robert H. 37, 48, 71 Kesel, Gerry J. 47, 79 Kessler, Ralph J. 71 Keuper, Harry W. 37, 53, 71 Keuper, John H. 64, 76 Kihm, Michael A. 70, 145 Kilday, Thomas J. 69, 118, 123 Kinsella, Michael J. 77, 138 Kipp, William H. 99 Kirby, Gary R. 99 Kircher, Thomas J. 36, 52, 99 Klaine, FH'anklin A. 36, 46, 99, 119, 145 Kleespies, Phillip M. 68 Kleimeyer, Tim P. 75. 140 Klein-Kreutzmann, A. H. 43, 50,99 Kleintank, Jerald A. 73, 126 Kling, Albert N. 53,83 Klink, Harold A. 68 Klocke, Henry J. 81 Klocke, Marinus T. 69, 142 Klocke, Patrick J. 99, 127 Knecht, Robert J. 61, 69 Knollman, Michael P. 79 Koehler, Richard B. Koetters, Michael C. 38, 45, 75 Kohake, Jerome, J. 44, 81, 127, 142 Kohl, Edward R. 100 Kohlman, John L. 71 Kollman, Harry J. 40, 70, 118, 119, 121 Konermann, Leo L. 77 Kramer, Michael A. 51, 80 Kramer, Paul L. 61, 77 Kramer, Ronald F. 69 Kramer, Thomas J. 61, 81, 127 Kraus, Michael A. 80 Kreger, Frank H. 76, 126, 138 Kripp, Gerald John 51, 80 Krollman, George T. 45, 77 Krommer, Edward L. 80 Kropp, Joseph A. 73 Krug, Timothy J. 73 Krummen, Donald W. 68 Krumpelman, John E. 76 Krumpelman, William L. 100 Kues, Lawrence J. 81, 127 Kuhr, Joseph J. 100 Kumpf, Michael M. 100 Kumpf, Patrick C. 74 Kunkel. Paul C. 31, 71, 144 Kunz, Kenneth A. 55, 100 Kunz, Kenneth J. 100 Kurtz, Allan B. 76 Labanz, Charles N. 101 Ladrigan, Joseph F. 77 LaEace, John C. 38, 73 Laemmle, Paul R. 82, 127 Lafkas, John J. 101 GENERAL INDEX Lafkas, Robert C. 40, 73, 79, 138 Laib, William B. 52, 70 Lalonde, Gregory T. 83 Lambert, John P. 49, 71 Lambert, Michael T. 80 Lameier, Richard D. 40, 50, 101, 140 Lameier, Steven H. 50, 53, 72, 140, 145 Lang, Gordon A. 38, 44, 75 Lang, Rodney C. 70 Lange, John E. 75, 126 LANGUAGE 28 Laub, Charles A. 71 Lawrence, Wayne J. 70 Leaman, Fredrick T. 51, 74 Lecture, Paul M. 82, 127, 139 Lehart, Robert D. 82 Lehrter, John B. 37, 71 Lemperle, Mark A. 79 Leon, Dale E. 74 Leonard, Donald L. 50,-101 Leonard, William J. 78 Leurck, Stephen O. 71 Leurck, William J. 75 Lewe, Harry T. 68 Liebel, Craig E. 82, 141 Lindeman, William P. 101 Lindsay, James H. 76 Lindsey, Thad W. 36, 43, 101 Link, Nicholas A. 76 Lohman, Roger D. 36, 101 Long, Timothy 38, 75 Long, William J. 44, 76 Lorenz, John F. 68 Lotz, Edward C. 22 101 Lubrecht, Joseph W. 69 Luebbe, Arthur L. 102, 142 Luebbers, Thomas A. 36, 40, 44, 50, 64, 102 Luken, James B. 83 Luken, Robert E. 68 Luken, Thomas F. 61, 79 Lynch, John F. 102 Lynch, Timothy J. 96, 102 McCarthy, John T. 37, 68, 79, McCormick, Michael C. 73 McCoy, Thomas R. 44, 48, 50, 61, 71 McCoy, William E. 53, 81 McDonald, Patrick R. 102 McDonough, James M. 44, 80 McDonough, John J. 37, 42, 46, 58, 64, 68 McEvilley, John P. 43, 82 McGoron, Donald J. 71 Mcllhaney, Gregg R. 82 McLaughlin, Charles J. 71 McLean, Harry B. 61, 76 McLean, Michael B. 45, 79 McMahon, David H. 38, 77 Macke, Richard A. 74 Macke, Roger L. 102 Mackey, Robert J. 38, 75, 118 Maguire, John J. 61, 102, 157 Maguire, Michael R. 47. 81 Mahoney, Tom J. 80 Maier, John A. 68 Manley, Norman K. 73 Manne, William R. 102 Mappes, Gary W, 38, 51, 77 Marchessault David W. 69 Marioni, Peter P. 70 Markey, Thomas R. 68 Marks, Henry P. 70 Martin, John T. 102 Martin, Robert B. 80 Martin, Robert G. 103 MASS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT 65 MATHEMATICS 24 Mathers, Michael S. 44, 48, 80 Mathis, Michael F. 71, 130, 142 Maurer. Peter J. 71, 79, 130 Mechley, Patrick C. 47, 79 Meek, Henry L. 38, 45, 47, 48, 77 Meter, Ronald P. aa, 77 Meihaus, James D. 64, 70 Meiser, Robert M. 61, 77 Menke, George R. 37, 45, 50, 51, 72 Meretta, Michael O. 81 Mershad, Fred J. 74, 126 Metz, Kenneth A. 53, 83 Metz, Lawrence E. 77, 130 Metz, Richard A. 74 138 Meyers, Stephen F. 30, 68, 119, Meyer, John T. 82 Meyer, Kenneth R. 82 Meyer, Paul H. 79, 83 Meyer, Roger V. 68 Meyers, Stephen F. 30, 68, 119, 124, 130 Michel, Anthony J. 77 Milam, Bruce G. '78 Minderman, Kenneth J. 80 Minnich, Nelson H. 36, 103 Moeves, James H. 53, 103 Mohrhaus, Thomas E. 73 Molony, Dennis R. 82 MOMS' CLUB 58 Mooney, Joseph R. 80, 127 Mooney, Robert J. 37, 50, 52, 72 Monnig, Bernard W. 103 Monnig, William B. 75, 140 Monohan, Dennis L. 70 Moore, Dennis J. 68 Moorman, Richard J. Mooter, David P. 51, 80 Moran, John E. 103 Morath, Donald R. 36, 40, 53, 104 Morrell, Robert F. 82 Moser, Ronald J. 36, 61, 104 Muccino, Robert A. 74 Muehlenkamp, Robert L. 38, 44, 75, 140 Mueller, Richard N. 78 Mueller, Robert D. 36, 40, 53, 104 Mulvihill, Thomas W. 81 Murphy, David B. 82, 139 Murphy, Kieran T. 70 Murray, Justin J. 38, 40, 74, 126 Mussio, James D. 70 Mussio, Steven J. 83, 141 Mutchler, David E. 36, 40, 44, 58, 64, 104 Naberhaus, Richard J. 38, 76 Nagle, Patrick R. 48, 82 Naltner, Arthur A. 70, 119, 145 Nastold, Thomas A. 61, 74 Nead, Gordon C. 68, 79, 130 Nebel, John T. 40, 61, 76, 126 Neiheisel, Michael E. 80 Neiheisel, Raymond J. 52, 81 Nemann, Robert E. 37, 72 Nesselhuf, Joseph E. 75 Neumann, Jerome F. 69, 142 Newbauer, Thomas R. 68 Newman, James O. 104 Niebling, Andre A. 38, 75 Niehaus, David J. 80 Niehaus, Harry F. 36, 104 Niehaus, James H. 68 Niehaus, Louis J. 68 Niehaus, Richard A. 82 Niehaus, Thomas M. 80 Niehaus, Nieman, William C. 64, 105 Roland E. 70 Niemeyer, Bruce C. 105 Nienaber, Richard H. 74 Niesel, Robert L. 83 Niewodowski, Michael 80, 127 Niklas, Lawrence J. 105 Nolan, Timothy D. 52, 83 Nordloh, David J. 44, 46, 50, 52, 72 Nordloh, Stephen, J. 74 Nordman, Joseph A. 80, 127 Nosker, Richard W. 50 O'Brien, William J. 44, 47, 81 O'Connell, Dennis M. 38, 76, 126 O'Connor, Bruce E. 50, 72 O'Donnell, Daniel J. 36, 95, 105, 144 O'Hara, Francis A. 36, 50, 64, 96, 105 O'Hara, Robert P. 79, 127 O'Keefe, James J. 69, 130, 131, 132, 139, 142 Oldham, 'Thomas D. 105, 145 Olinger, Donald E. 82 Ollendick, Robert W. 76 Ollier, James L. 105 Ollier, William L. 61, 71 O'Neill, Terrance M 79 oriando, Eugene C. 50, 105 Ormond, Patrick J. 45, 48, 50, 61, 68 Ortman, Thomas H. 79 Ostmann, William A. 71. 119 O'Toole, David J. 44, 48, 81 Otto, John B. 69 Otto, Lawrence J. 106 Overbeck, Henry P. 75 Overbeck, John W. 43, 71, 119 Overbeck, Robert D. 37, 45, 46, 69 Overberg, Kenneth R. 44, 81 Owens, Michael R. 38, 73 Palazzolo, Anthony W. 106 Palmisano, Frank W. 47, 51, 81 Papin, Joseph A. 78 Pasco, Peter . 79, 127 Pater, Clem A. 71 Pater, Gerald L. 77 Patten, John G. 76 Patterson, Patrick R. 80 Pauly, Mark V. 36, 40, 52, 106 Peake, Richard H. 37, 50, 72 Pearson, Robert L. 106 Pecquet, William J. 80, 127 Perrine, Daniel M. 44, 77 Peters, Robert A. 79, 139 Pfennig, Timothy C. 73, 126 Piening, Robert W. 82, 139 Pierce, John R. 71 Pille, Charles J. 53, 69 Piller, Paul R. 81 Placke, William H. 61, 77 Plas, Raymond C. 73 Plett, Michael E. 50, 77 Poe, Harold F. 38, 76 Pohlman, John P. 43, 52, 106 Pope, Robert A. 69 Popelar, Donald R. 37, 70, 140, 145 Porcaro, George V. 106 Porowski, James C. 73 Posinski, Frank J. 78 POSTER CLUB 48 Pritchard, Ronald E. 82 PREP 44 Puthoff, Charles A. 38, 75 Puthoff, Ralph E. 106 Quatman, Robert J. 22, 106 Quinn, Donald A. 68 Rabe, Frank P. 73 Rabe, Harry B. 70 Rabe, Henry J. 77 Radina, Paul A. 80 RADIO CLUB 49 Ralston, James T. 74 Rapien, Gerald J. 38, 51, 75 Raschiatore, Devered B. 74 Rave, David M. 74 Rave, James A. 107, 118, 119, 122 Rawdon, Robert M. 83, 127 Raymond, Bruce A. 52, 77 Reagan, Michael P. 49, 74, 80 Reardon, Martin J. Rechtin, Gregg D. 107, 119 Reder, Norbert J. 80, 139 Reichardt, Eugene F. 91 Reichert, James A. 53, 82 Reilly, David F. 73 Reister, Fred T. 80 RELIGION 18 Remke, Louis H, 77 RESERVE BASKETBALL 138 RESERVE FOOTBALL 126 RETREATS 62 Rettig, John F. 82 Reynolds, James R. 38, 73 Ribar, Daniel L. 107 Riedel, Richard D. Rief, Conrad C. 87, 107 Riegler, Ronald V. 37, 48, 68 Riga, Roger J. 107 Riordan, Kevin E. 52, 81 Riordan, Timothy M. 38, 77 Ritter, James E. 77 Ritterhoff, Eric J. 107, 119 Rohe, Ronald F, 61, 77 Rohs, Thomas J. Rolfes, Daniel R. 80 Rolfes, Mark R. 108 Rolfes, Robert E. 38, 76 Roney, Donald F. 74 Rooney, Richard C. 72 Roos, George H. 82 Ross, Joseph L. 83 Ross, Robert J. 36, 38, 108 Ross, Thomas W. 108 Rossi, Nicholas M. 74 Rottmueller, Paul S. 69 Rouse, Charles J. 108 Rouse, Joseph P. 82 Rowland, Leonard E. 38, 40, 74 Rowland, Paul S. 53, 80 Ruh, James W. 76 Ruhl, Roger L. 61, 82 Russell, John P. 80 Russell, Lawrence J. 83 Russo, Anthony G. 44, 64, 108 Schmerge, Albert G. 78, 141 Schmid, David A. 37, 43, 46, 68 Schmidt, Jerome W. 109 Schmidt, Thomas F. 78 Schneider, Albert L. Schneider, Donald G. 83 Schneider, Lawrence B. 74, 80, 138, 141 Schneider, Thomas R. 74 Schnell, James M. 75 Scholle, James E. 109 Schreiner, Frank J. 78 Schroeder, Gerald E. 77 Schubeler, Dale P. 71 Schubeler, Kenneth E. 75 Schuermann, Jerome H. 80, 139 Schuermann, Mathew J. 109 Schuermann, Mich'l P. 74, 138 Schuermann, Robert W. 82 Schulte, Daniel J. 83 Schulte, Paul D. 7? Schumacher, Roy J. 71 Schutte, Richard G. 68 Schwegman, Marc W. 69 Schwetschenau, Robert P. 37, 43, 48, 68 Schwiers, Thomas H. 71 SCIENCE 22 Sedler, James R. 82 Seelie, John F. 37, 70 Selke, Robert K. 81 Sellinger, Frank J. 68 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 86 SENIORS 84 Seta, Joseph C. 95, 110 Shepherd, David A. 68, 119 Sheridan, Edward J. 82 Shields, Patrick W. 110 Shiels, Hugh 1. 38, 75, 140 Sicking. Lawrence A. 48, 68 Sicking, Robert L. 74, 126 Sickman, Lawrence H. 71 Siebert, Donald E. 36, 43, 48, 50, 110 Siegel, F. Brian 50, 75 Siegel, Jerry J. 79 Siemon, Paul R. 37, 46, 50, 72 Simcoe, Robert J. 80 Simmons. Gerald W. 37, 40, 42, 44, 50, 72 Singer, William B. 44, 72 Smith, Dennis J. 70 Smith, Douglas B. 73 Smith, James E. 36, 49, 110 Smith, James W. 22, 51, 79 Smith, John B. 76 Smith, John P. 44, 76 Smith, Lawrence G. 53, 74, 78 Smith, Louis G. Smith, Thomas F. 68, 80 Smith, Thomas J. 53 Smyth, Barry M. 50, 51, 72 Smyth, Neal P. 82 SODALITY 36 Soellner, Edward J. 37, 70 Sollinger, Michael L. 79, 127 Solomon, Thomas R. 77 Sommer, John D. 110 Sommer, Joseph D. 50, 82 Sontag, William H. 82 Spaeth, Richard J. 70 Sperber, Joseph J, 37, 52, 68 Sptiznagel, Edward L. 40, 92, 110 Staab, Thomas C. 110 Stadler, Richard J. 74 Stahl, David M. 110 Stautberg, William F. 81 Stein, Victor P. 111 Steinke, Clifford E. 74, 138 Stenger, David J. 40, 71, 119 Stenger, John C. 79, 127 Sticksel, Donald W. 111 Stiens, Robert L. 76 Stiens, William E. 83 Stineman, John F. 111 Stineman, Jerome P. 82 Stineman, Joseph N. 30, 71 Stoger, Gregory M. 80 Stokes, James J. 69 Stolz, Joseph L. 80 Stratman, David G. 81 Strauss, Robert G. 81 Streibig, Michael H. 111 Strong, Ronald B. 76 Strunk, Robert C. 38, 45, 48, 75, 126 STUDENT COUNCIL 40 Stuhlreyer. John F. 111 Stuhlreyer, Mark S. 44, 78 Sullivan, Daniel E. 82 Sullivan, James F, 77, 126, 138 Sullivan, Daniel J. 81, 127 Sullivan, Terry F. 37, 68, 157 Sullivan, Robert J. 78 i Sundermann, Edward H. 70, 118 Sweeney, John D. 79, 141 Sweeney, William M. 38, 49 Tallarigo, Gene M. 48, 77 Tarbell, James R. 37, 70 Tenkman, Robert 1-I. 36, 111 Tenkman, William J. 74 TENNIS 144 Themann, Joseph E. 112 Theobald, George E. 74 Thesing, John H. 38, 77 Thinnes, Peter J. 55, 112 THIS WAS '58-'59 146 Thobe, Richard B. 68, 130 Thole, Daniel S. 61, 73 Thole, Joseph J. 74 Thoman, John V. 79 Thomas, Donald R. 74, 126, 138 'T'homas, Howard G. 71 Thompson, Charles E. Thornell, William T. 73 Thumann, John H. 50, 112 Thumann, Steven G. 78 Tipton, John H. Toberg, Thomas R. 83 Tondow, David 52, 61, 83 Toole, John J. 71 Toole, Steven M. 82 TRACK 145 Tranter, Terry M., 47, 50, 82, 141, 144 Trautmann, Delbert A. 69 Tretter, Thomas M. 76 Trimpe, Thomas H. 76 Uehlin, Michael J. 37, 52, 71 Uhl, John W. 81 UNDERCLASSMEN 66 VARSITY BASKETBALL 128 VARSITY FOOTBALL 118 VARSITY SWIMMING 140 Ventura, August J. 40, 69, 118, 145 Verkamp, George H. 112 Villing, Gerald T. 71 Visser, Nicholas W. 61, 74, 144 Vitullo, Thomas W. 38, 77 Voegele, Craig L. 38, 75 Voegele, Gary T. 68 VonderBrink, Edward J. 82 Vonderhaar, Alan C. 40, 50, 92, 112 VonWahlde, Urban C. 36, 40, 96 113 Wagner, Frederick R. 113 Thomas J. 80, 139, 145 Wagner, Wagner, Jerome F. 30, 113, 130 Wagner, Jerome P. 43, 52, 113 Wahl, Anthony J. 48, 82 Walker, Charles G. 75 Walker, Stephen L. 70 Walter, Raymond W. 76 Ward, Arthur E. 47, 51, 78 Ward, John D. 51,83 Weber, Daniel W. 68, 118 Robert D, 75 Weber, Weber, Fredrick T. 70, 145 Weber, James D. 82 Weber, Stephen K. 37, 50, 142, 145 Weber, William J. 82 Wedemeyer, Robert J. 52, 61, 83 Wegmann, Ronald W. 71 Wehby, Charles T. 80 Wehrman, Gregory J. 61, 78 Wehrmeyer, Mark H. 51. 80 Weinkam, Thomas V. 37, 71 Weis, Russell P. 73, 80 Weiss, Douglas E. Weiss, Roger F. 68 Wellinghoff, James L. 70 Wenker, Paul F. 37, 68 Wenning, Thomas J. 78 Wenstrup, George M. 113 Wernke, Kenneth J. 61, 64, 113 Wesley, Donald C. 70 Wesselkamper, Gerald F. 37, 68 Westrich, David E. 77 Whitehead, Edward J. 113 Wibbelsman, Charles J. 51, 83 Wiebell, Thomas A. 69 Wiedemann, Carl F. 33, 40, 46, 50, 64, 113 Wilder, Michael H. 80, 141 Wilhelm, Kurt P. 78 Wilke, Gerald M. 69 Wilkins, Robert C. 37, 50, 53, 72 Williams, Richard F. 82, 141 Willig, Henry D. 78 Willke, James A. 70 Winter, Joseph E. 38, 76 Winterhalter, F. Donald 51, 114 Woefel, Robert L. 82 Woerner, Robert J. 77 Wolf, Jerome A. 45, 77, 144 Wolf, John W. 45, 50 Wolff, William E. 74, 138 Wolter, Steven H. 72 Wuersch, William F. 69 Wuest, Richard A. 73 Wurzelbacher, Michael 36, 114, 140, 144 X-RAY 42 Yaegers, David A. 114 Yeazel, Eric P. 70 Young, John J. 78, 127 Young, Michael E. 69 Yorgovan, John R. 77 Yurek, Gerald L. 69, 118 Zech,3gNilliam F. 70, 130, 131, 1 everink, William D. 49, 61, 76 Zimmerman, Thomas A. 37, 50, 72 Zins, Linus P. 114 Zipfel, David K. 50, 115, 140 Zobay, Allen J. 81 Zoeller, Jerome J. 79 Zumbisl, Charles W. 50, 51, 88, 11 Zwertschek, Michael G. 82 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS, John Charles 3846 Carrie Ave., Cincinnati 11, Ohio ALEXANDER, Joseph F. 3918 Vine Street, Cincinnati 17, Ohio ALTENAU, Mark M. 1124 Overlook Ave., Cincinnati 38, Ohio AMAN, Frank W. 7550 Brill Ave., Cincinnati 27, Ohio ARENS, Gerald Edw. 1207 Fifth Street, Dayton, Kentucky AUDRETCH, Clifford W. 1823 Churchwood, Cincinnati 38, Ohio AUTENRIEB, Orin J. 4981 Relleum Ave., Cincinnati 38, Ohio BAYER, Earl J. 3750 Meadowview Dr., Cincinnati 11, Ohio BELLERSEN, Martin E. 5915 O'Meara Pl., Cincinnati 13, Ohio BENDER, James E. 3615 Clifton Ave., Cincinnati 20, Ohio BERESFORD, Richard J. 4414 Grove Ave., Cincinnati 27, Ohio BIDINGER, Francis R. 6433 Cambridge Ave., Cincinnati 30, Ohio BIEN, Charles E. 341 Calhoun St., Cincinnati 19, Ohio BOSKEN, Jerome J. 6422 Welton, Cincinnati 13, Ohio BOYLE, James P. 5513 Julmar Dr., Cincinnati 38, Ohio BRENNER, Robert J. 461 Lloyde Pl., Cincinnati 19, Ohio BROVIAC, John W. 1012 Underwood Pl., Cincinnati 4, Ohio BRUNING, John A. 5531 Hamilton Ave., Apt. ll, Cincinnati 24, O BUERGER, Paul F. 6916 Windward Ave., Cincinnati 27, Ohio BURMAN, John L. 1144 Covedale Ave., Cincinnati 38, Ohio BURRI, Richard L. 2727 Erie Ave., Cincinnati 30, Ohio CANFIELD, Timothy J. 649 Steiner Ave., Cincinnati 4, Ohio CANNON ,Thomas C. 5992 Childs, Cincinnati 11, Ohio CARTER, Claude D. 1555 Brandon, Cincinnati 30, Ohio CAVANAUGH, Patrick 205 Elm Ave., Wyoming 15, Ohio CHANDLER, Mark R. 1770 S. Wilaray Ter., Cincinnati 30, Ohio COLLEY, Jerome J. 1275 Bursal Ave., Cincinnati 30, Ohio COMER, Albert L. 4328 Floral Ave., Norwood 12, Ohio COMER, James M. 4248 West 8th St., Cincinnati 5, Ohio CONNAUGHTON, Michael 325 N. UC St., Hamilton, Ohio COOGAN, Gerald J. 934 Ludlow Ave., Cincinnati 20, Ohio DESMOND, Patrick P. 109 Rosemont Ave., Ft. Thomas, Kentucky HU UN WA LO CO BL WA HU JE AV BR BE UN JE WA MA GR hio LI BR WA TR WA. MO. BE VA. BE. BE. ME. WA. TW. MU. HI 1-6629 1-0260 1-3860 1-7897 1-8999 1-1561 1-6027 1-0162 1-4539 1-5551 1-2007 1-7080 1-1464 1-7907 1-7377 1-9833 1-4450 2-1293 1-5647 1-3174 1-2376 1-0180 1-0519 1-7258 1-3712 1-7590 1-2677 1-4675 1-0202 2-7550 1-2044 1-9473 DIETRICH, Thomas L. 5850 Farlook Dr., Cincinnati 11, Ohio DIXON, Joseph A. 4917 Zula Ave., Cincinnati 38, Ohio DOHAN, Stanley Allen 845 Springield Pike, Glendale 16, Ohio EGBERS, Roberts D. 1008 Crest Circle, Cincinnati 8, Ohio EILERS, Lawrence J. 3165 Victoria Ave., Cincinnati 8, Ohio ELLIOTT, Edward J. 11 Sunnymede, So. Ft Mitchell, Kentucky ELMLINGER, Richard J. 832 Maple, Reading, Ohio EVERSMANN, James B. 5905 Woodmont, Cincinnati 13, Ohio FAHRENBACH, John J. 1113 Fenmore Dr., Cincinnati 37, Ohio FALLON, James M. 3922 No. Rordham Pl., Cincinnati 13, Ohio FATH, Harry J. 5648 Wynnburne, Cincinnati 38, Ohio FERMANN, John F. 7225 Maryland Ave., Deer Park 36, Ohio FIEGER, Stephen E. 645 Western Resrve, S. Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky FINN, Charles C. 1233 Herschel Woods Ln., Cincinnati 26, Ohio FRESON, Richard A. 485 East Sharon, Glendale, Ohio FREY, Stephen R. 3851 Davenant, Cincinnati 13, Ohio FRITSCH, Mark W. 1119 Rulison Ave., Cincinnati 38, Ohio FROELKE, Frank J. 125 N. F St., Hamilton, Ohio GALLAGHER, Michael L. 604 Marview, Wyoming 15, Ohio GARDNER, Robert A. 2124 Madison Rd., Cincinnati 8, Ohio GEHLING, Thomas B. 3764 Aurora, Cincinnati ll, Ohio GEHRUM, John E. 2680 Queen City Ave., Cincinnati 38, Ohio GELS, Gerald L. 1059 Loiska Lane, Cincinnati 24, Ohio GERACI, Frederick V. 6851 Elwynne Dr., Cincinnati 36, Ohio GOETZ, Robert C. 1137 Highland Ave., Ft. Thomas, Kentucky GOLDBERG, John A. 5000 Willnet, Cincinnati 38, Ohio GOLDCAMP, Joseph H. 3927 N. Cliff La., Cincinnati 20, Ohio GREEN, John R. 5 Augusta Ave., Ft. Wright, Kentucky GREULICH, Raymond J. 2636 Gehrum La., Cincinnati 38, Ohio GROODY, John J. 1851 Langdon Farm Rd., Cincinnati 37, Ohio HAAS, Timothy J. 15 May Field Ave., Ft. Thomas, Kentucky HAMAN, William W. 3441 St. John's Pl., Cincinnati 8, Ohio JA. GR. PR EA. EA. ED. VA ME RE. SY. BL SY DI EA PR ME WA WA WE EA. HU. HU. MU. TW. HI. GR. AV. ED. MO. ME. HI. EA. 1-7622 1-2295 1-7716 1-7391 1-7724 1-1733 1-1970 1-5420 1-1282 1-6309 1-0588 1-4382 1-6437 1-6767 1-6441 1-4166 1-9263 5-5762 1-4040 1-3487 1-0652 1-4170 1-8741 1-1561 1-5172 1-4030 1-5437 1-1351 1-7305 1-6637 1-8572 1-9352 HANDORF, Jerome C. 109 Siebenthaler Ave., Reading 15, Ohio HANEKAMP, Theodore G. 1935 Fairfax, Cincinnati 7, Ohio HARIG, William H. 1944 Honeysuckle Rd., Cincinnati 30, Ohio HARMON, Michael J. 19 Walnut St., Cincinnati 15, Ohio HARRINGTON, Dennis M. 930 Ellison Ave., Cincinnati 26, Ohio HEILE, Leo J. 5008 Cleves Pk., Cincinnati 38, Ohio HELMICK, Thomas R. 6188 Park Place, Cincinnati 13, Ohio HERMAN, Chester J. 6806 Stewart Pl., Cincinnati 36, Ohio HERSCHEDE, Richard L. 45 Fountain Ave., Glendale, Ohio HODAPP, David F. 5624 Belmont Ave., Cincinnati 24, Ohio HOELSCHER, Wm. 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Ft. Thomas Ave., Ft. Thomas, Kentucky HI. 1-4487 MUELLER, Robert D. 7135 Hosbrook Dr., Concinnati 27, Ohio LO 1-7648 MUTCHLER, David E. 64 Mayfield Ave., Ft. Thmoas, Kentucky HI. 1-8683 NEWMANN, James O. 2123 Luray Ave., Cincinnati 6, Ohio PL. 1-0547 NIEHAUS, Harry F. 10009 Lake Park Dr., Cincinnati 15, Ohio WE.1-1106 NIEHAUS, William J. 3309 Ameliamont Ave., Cincinnati 9, Ohio EA. 1-2867 NIEMEYER, Bruce C. 4318 Schenck Ave., Cincinnati 36, Ohio TW NIKLAS, Lawrence J. 8366 Miami Road, Cincinnati 27, Ohio O'DONNELL, Dan J. 6294 Thole Rd., Cincinnati 30, Ohio O'HARA, Francis A. 26 Millers Rd., Ft. Thomas, Kentucky OLDHAM, Thomas D. 4751 Glenway Ave., Cincinnati 38, Ohio OLLIER, James L. 1715 Avonlea Ave., Cincinnati 37, Ohio ORLANDO, EUGENE C. 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Palmisano Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. Pasco Mr. and Mrs. John G. Patten Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Poe Dr. and Mrs. M. V. Popelar Mr. and Mrs. George V. Porcaro Mr. and Mrs. George A. Rechtin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Reynolds Dr. R. J. Ritterhoff Mrs. Henry F. Rohs Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Rolfes Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ryan Mr. Philip H. Sanzone Mr. and Mrs. James Schaible Mr. Fred M. Schell Mr. and Mrs. William A. Schell Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schmaltz Mrs. Dorthea M. Schmid Rev. Hubert F. Schmidt, S. J. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Schmidt Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Schwegman Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. William J. Shields Mr. and Mrs. Lou Smith Mr. and Mrs. John E. Smith Mr. Oscar Spaeth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sperber Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Stenger Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Strunk Mr. John D. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Themann Mr. and Mrs. John Tipton Dr. John W. Uhl Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Verkamp Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wean Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whitehead Mr. Adolph G. Wiebell Mr. and Mrs. E. Paul Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wilkins Mr. F. Donald Winterhalter Mr. Edward W. Wolff Mr. and Mrs. W. l. Yaegers Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yurek Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Zipfel 157 PATRCNS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gehrum Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Gels Mrs. Margaret Glaser Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Glueck Frank C. Glueck and Co. Mr. and Mrs D. Gobright Mr. and Mrs John E. Goeke Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Goetz Mr. and Mrs. A. Allen Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Norman M. Graber Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Grever Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Gruber Mr. William C. Hagedorn Mr. Walter Haglage Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Handorf Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Haneberg Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Mr. John P. McEvilley , Mr. and Mrs. John J. Maguire Mr. and Mrs. George Martin Mr. and Mrs. John L. Meretta Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Merkel Mr. and Mrs. John W. Meier - Mrs. Marie M. Metz 5 Mr. Kenneth J. Minderman Dr. and Mrs. Howard R. Molony Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Moran Mr. Robert L. Muehlenkamp l Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nebel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nemann Mr. and Mrs. William J. Niehaus Mr. and Mrs. William J. Niehaus ll Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Niesel Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Nolan Mr. Harrington and Mrs. Carl G. Hasl Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Heller Mr. R. J. Helmick E. G. Heiselman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hentz Mr. and Mrs Hebert B. Herbers Mr. and Mrs Victor Herbort Mr. and Mrs A. Herschede Mr. and Mrs Richard G. Hext Mr. and Mrs. William Hoar Mr. and Mrs Eugene Hoelscher Mr. and Mrs John T. Hoobler Mr. and Mrs J. Hornsberger Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Huesman Mr. Frank Hulefeld Mr. Al Humbert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Albrinck Mr. and Mrs. A. L.Altenau Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Anderson Mr. Charles S. Anning Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Arens Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Audretch Mr. and Mrs. John Barber Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barth Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Baumann Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Bayer Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bellersen Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bender Judge and Mrs. E. C. Benzinger Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Benzinger Mr. and Mrs. Regis Berning Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bird Mr. John Louis Birk, Sr. Mr. William Bischoff Dr. and Mrs. Charles S. Blase Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bolan Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Bosken Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bradley Mr. Leonard J. Brinkmoeller Mr. Charles Harmon Brown Mr. and Mrs. John L. Burman Mr. and Mrs. John B. Caito Mrs. Laurence F. Camp Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Chase Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Colley Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Connaughton Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Culman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. James A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deak Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius B. DeCourcy Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Delong Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Diersing Mr. and Mrs. W. Distler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dixon Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. 158 Howard A. Dochterman and Mrs. Thomas Eagen Norman Edgar Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Nordloh Mr. Joseph A. Nordman Mr. and Mrs. Cletus H. Ollier l Dr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Ortman Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Overberg Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Overbeck Mr. and Mrs. Clem Pater, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Plett Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Rabe Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Ralston Mr. and Mrs. John A. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Reister Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Riga Mr. James E. Ritter Mr. George Rohe Mr. George H. Roos Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Rouse Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rowland Mr. Stanley P. Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ruhl Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Russo Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan Mr. Jay B. Schloemer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G-. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schneider Mrs. Catherine T. Scholle and Mrs. R. L. Farrell and Mrs. Edward H. Feldmann Harry A. Fermann P. R. Foote and Mrs. William H. Fry Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hummel Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keuper Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kleimeyer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Klink Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Knecht Mr. and Mrs Frank E. Kohake Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kreger, Jr. Mr. Newton J. Krug Mr. and Mrs Joseph F. Kues Mr. and Mrs John A. Kunz Mr. and Mrs Harry L. Lafkas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lambert Mr. Nicholas C. Link Judge and Mrs. Alphonse Luebbers Mr. and Mrs. George E. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Schuermann Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Schuermann Mr. and Mrs. Cyril J. Schulte Mr.and Mrs. Charles Schwetschenau Mr and Mrs. Henry Schwiers Mr and Mrs Edward J. Sheridan Mr and Mrs Richard H. Shiels Mr and Mrs Lawrence H. Sickman Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Siebert Mr and Mrs Paul C. H. Siemon Mr James Smith Dr. Leo A. Smyth Mr and Mrs. Allen Solomon Mr and Mrs. Clifford E. Steinke, Sr. PATRCJNS and Mrs Robert F. Stiens and Mrs. John J. Stolz and Mrs. George Theobald and Mrs. Peter J. Thinnes and Mrs Joseph M. Thole and Mrs William C. Thornell and Mrs. John R. Toberg nd Mrs. Delbert A. Trautmann and Mrs. Thomas A. Trimpe and Mrs. A. Ventura and Mrs. Howard Voegele and Mrs Elliott Vonderhaar and Mrs. Urban VonWahlde and Mrs. Claude W. Wagner and Mrs. Fred G. Weber and Mrs. George W. Weber and Mrs. Benedict Wenker and Mrs. Charles H. Wesselkamper Michael Wilder and Mrs William O. Wuersch and Mrs. Raymond Yorgovan and Mrs. J. J. Zoeller Erich H. Zwertschek ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 1959 X-Ray staff gives special recognition and gratitude to the following people who played silent but very important parts in its pro- duction: Mr. Norman Koenig, president of the Norman King Company, Berwyn, Illinois. This is Mr. Koenig's first year as publisher of the X-Ray. Mr. Louis P. Ficks, official portrait photographer for the X-Ray. Mr. John E. Dister, S.J., and Xavier Camera Club members Bob Strunk, Mike Mathers, and especially Dave O'Toole. 159 CC-X1-V THE 1959 X-RAY This year the X-Ray staff has displayed fine leadership and teamwork in produc- ing their annual award-winning yearbook. Everyone pitched in and gave his limitless time and effort to make the yearbook a success. Jack Fahrenbach and his Associate Edi- tor Jim Eversmann took on the job of planning and executing every detail of the book. Frank Bidinger, Jack McDonough, and Rudy Hasl teamed up to keep the fin- ances in balance. Tom Vitullo fa hard- working late-comer to the staffj, Al Klein- Kreutzmann, Bob Gruber, and John Mc- -'I I n1 3 U1 NO 3 W P -4 U5 I P 'n 'r1 4 J-C., Editor ............ Associate Editor .... Business Manager -,- Business Staff .... Writing Staff .... Proofreaders -- Sports Staff --- Typist ..a,... Photography .... Faculty Moderator .... VIR!!-L di P Evilley could always be found seated around a table proofreading. To Bill Fah- renbach went a good part of the job of typing the copies and captions. Gerry Si- mons contributed a large number of write-ups and layouts. Jack Overbeck, Dick Lameier, and Fred Geraci took care of editing the sports section. 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