1952 Yearbook

/

I

Published

the

Students

of

by

HIGH

SCHOOL

JESUIT

3812

Oak

Lawn

Avenue

TEXAS

DALLAS,

VOLUME

IX

MAY

1952

School

Jesuit

Jesuits

in

Dallas

High

at

the

was

of

1942

the

founded

the

invitation

and

Southern

by

the

with

blessing

year

the

Most

Rev.

Patrick

of

1952

exercises

of

service

to

the

D.D.

High

in

joys

/

tenth' year

of

to

glorious

years

the

.

city

the sorrows,

the

for

this

youth

and

the

sacrifices,

abundant graces

commence­

its

completes

education

of

and prayers

the

School

Jesuit

Catholic

of

bring

With

Lynch,

Joseph

ment

May

ten

past

come.

years

REV.

Third

J.

A.

SWEENEY,

President

of

[esuit

SJ.

School

High

FATHER

EDWARD

P.

CURRY,

S.

J.

Principal

to

wish

as

wishes

'52

the

on

well

as

the

This

of your

of

wish

entire

our

graduation!

leave

take

as

faculty

you

personal

occasion

very

congratulations

hearty

own

my

best

and

and

Sincere

is

OF

CllISS

THE

TO

of

your

you

School.

Jesuit

High

I

t.o

know

that

It

is

for

to

educational

the

opportunit.ies

parents

in

and

are

proud

happy

you

today

have

as

proport.ion

you

those

opportunities.

advantage

and

our

hope

This

of

is

for

that

our

glory

ahead

and

your

too

you.

of

taken

lie

teachers your

grateful

you

afforded

have

to

are

know

I

they

the

are

fundamentally

you

time

in

that

the

will

which

very

prepared

transfer

into

action

the

important

Christ-like

years

that

ideals

have

you

you.

been

held

and

to

have

made

own.

we

which,

hope,

you

up

your

you

-

It

is

our

plea

will

that

and

final

prayer

God

above

but,

and

love you

true

forever

true

true

and

to

your

and

to

all,

be

parents

you

-

teachers

to

Christ.

yourselves

bless you

always!

Principal

Four

Page

your

FATHER

J.

J.

MOLLOY,

SJ.

Assistant

Principal

FATHER

ROBERT

A.

TYNAN,

Guidance

SJ.

Counsellor

Pace

Five

FACULTY

1952

REV.

0RIE

1.

ABELL,

SJ.

REV.

FRANCIS

R.

BRAUN,

SJ.

Librarian

Secretary-Treasurer

REV

.

E.

HOWARD

DOUVILLE,

SJ.

REV.

JOHN

F.

Latin

Religion,

Religion,

•

REV.

JOHN

E.

Mat

Six

Page

S.

SWING,

ematics

KELLER,

SJ.

REV.

JULIUS

J.

MAY,

Latin

English,

CJr�

J.

Science

Religion,

SJ.

MR.

LOUIS

A.

POCHE,

SJ.

MR.

JOHN

1.

VESSELS., .

SJ.

.

Latin

Religion,

English, Religion,

MR.

E.

1.

HOHMAN

MR.

EDWARD

R.

MAHER

MR.

English,

LANCASTER

Spanish

SMITH

Music

Coach,

Physical

Education

AD

MAJOf(EM

DEI

GLOf(lAM

MRS.

F.

A.

NORSCH

Registrar

MRS.

1.

J.

WASHINGTON

Librarian

Page

Seven

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GRADUATES

1952

ADAMS

BOBBY

'S2

Altar

'SO,

Boys-'49,

Altar

of

'S1,

Boys-'52

Secretary

'S2

of

Class-'49,

Secretary

Senior

of

Cl

'SO,

'S1,

ass-' S2

Secretary

B

'SO

Baseball-'49,

Baseball-'S1,

Varsity

'S2

'SO

B

Basketball-'49,

of

Baseball

Team-'S2

Captain

Linz

JAMILE

'SO

Pin-'49,

ASHMORE

Treasurer

of

'SO

Class-'49,

'S2

'SO,

Cheerleader-'49,

JOE

'SI,

BARRACO

Sodality-'S2

Altar

'S2

Boys-'49,

Vice-President

B

B

of

Class-'50

Baseball-'SO

Freshman

Basketball-' 49

Basketball-'SO

'S2

Varsity

Basketball-'S1,

of

Basketball-'S2

Captain

ANDREW

B

Page

Eight

BEAKEY

Basketball-'S1

JIM

DAN

BEYERS

BRANNIN

President

of

'SO

Class-'49,

of

Class-'Sl,

Vice-President

Vice-President

President

B

of

of

Class-'S2

Club-'S2

Football--'SO,

of

'Sl,

Football

Tri-Captain

Freshman

B

TERRY

'S2

Senior

Lettermen's

Football-'49

Varsity

'S2

Team-'S2

Basketball-' 49

Basketball-'SO

BURNS

Sodality-'49,

'Sl,

'50,

Altar

S2

'SO

Boys-'4,9,

Philothe.

c-'SO

'pi

�S2

Roundup-'SO,

'Sl,

Circulation

Manager

Roundup

Roundup-'S2

'Sl

Pin-'SO,

Freshman

easketball-'49

Manager

Basketball

Junior

Manager-'SO

Basketball

Varsity

HUGH

Manager-'Sl

CAMPBELL

Sodality-'S2

Altar

Boys-'49,

B

Football-'49

B

Basketball-'Sl

'50,

'51

Basketball-'52

Varsity

Lettermen's

Club-'52

Nine

Page

GRADUATES

TIM

Of

1952

CARR

'52

B

'51,

'50,

Sodality-'49,

Altar

'50

oys-' 49,

'50

Philothespic-'49,

'52

Baseball-'51,

Freshman

JAN

Basketball-' 49

COLLMER

Treasurer

B

of

Class-'49

'51

Baseball-'50,

Baseball-'52

Varsity

Linz

GERALD

FRANK

Pin-'51

CONOLY

COUGHLIN

'52

'50,

'51,

Philothespic-'49,

'50,

Sodality-'49,

'52

'51,

'50

Band-'49,

B

'51

Baseball-'49,

'50,

Baseball--'52

Varsity

Ten

Page

BILL

COX

B

Football-'49

Football-'50,

Varsity

B

'50

Baseball-'49,

Linz

BOBBY

B

'51

'50

Basketball-'49,

B

Varsity

Baseball-'51,

'52

Pin-'50

DEAN

F

ootball-' 49

Varsity

Football-'50

Freshman

RICHARD

Basketball-' 49

DURBIN

Sodality-'51,

'52

Altar

'51

Boys-'50,

'50

Band-'49,

Varsity

Football-'S1

B

Baseball-'50,

Golf

Team-'51,

JOHN

'51

'52

ELDREDGE

Altar

Boys-'49,

Band-'49,

'50,

'51,

'52

'50

Treasurer

of

Treasurer

of

Altar

Boys-'S2

B

Class-'49

Football-'49

Perfect

Attendance-'51

Eleven

Page

GRADUATES

1952

Linz

Class-' 52

of

Treasurer

EDDIE

of

FALLON

CHARLIE

Pin-'50

FISH

'52

Sodality-'5l,

Altar

'52

Boys-'49,

'50,

'51,

'52

Band-'50,

'51,

'52

Golf

Team-'5l,

National

Honorable

a

as

Mention,

Career"-'51

"Selling

BOB

FLOOD

Freshman

B

Basketball-'49

Football-'49

Basketball-'5l

Varsity

Perfect

JIMMY

Attendance-'49

FLUSCHE

'52

Sodality-'49,

Linz

Twelve

Page

'50,

'51

Pin-'50,

DON

FOLEY

Sodality-'52

FOLZENLOGEN

JOHN

'52

Altar

'50,

Boys-'49,

Linz

DAVID

'51,

'51

Pin-'50,

FURLOW

'52

Sodality-'51,

Altar

Boys-'52

'50,

Philothespic-'49,

Debate

Central

'52

'51,

Team-'52

Council

Sodality-'52

Treasurer

of

Philothespic-'52

Vice-President

Freshman

of

Basketball-'51

B

Baseball-'50

F

Debate

Team-'52

Basketball-' 49

B

ootball--'52

Varsity

Lettermen's

SONNY

Club-'52

GEORGE

Sodality-'49

Band-'50,

'51,

Vice-President

Perfect

Linz

'52

of

Class-'52

Attendance-'51

Pin-'50,

'51

Thirteen

Page

....

(Jf

GRADUATES

JOHN

1952

GETZ

Sodality-'S2

Band

Manager-'S2

JOE

GRISSAFFI

49

Altar

Boys-'

B

F

ootball-'SO

Football-'S1

Varsity

RICHARD

HALLECK

Sodality-'S2

'52

Altar

Boys-'49,

B

JIM

'50,

'51,

Football-'49

HUNT

President

of

Lettermen's

of

Class-'51

Club-'51

Lettermen's

Club-'52

Secretary

Baseball

B

Manager-'49

Football-'49

'52

Varsity

Football-'50,

'51,

Baseball-'52

Varsity

Perfect

Fourteen

Page

Attendance-'52

WESLEY

J

ASKA

Lettermen's

Club�'52

Vice-President

Varsity

B

Lettermen's

Football-'50,

Freshman

DURKIN

'51,

Club-'52

'52

Basketball-'49

Basketball-'50,

Varsity

'5]

Basketball-'51,

'52

KENNEDY

LEECH

JOHN

Altar

Boys-'49,

'50,

Philothespic-'49,

'51,

'50,

'52

'51,

'52

Band-'49

B

Basketball-'50

B

Baseball-'50

EARLE

LEMIN

Page

Fifteen

(Jf

GRADUATES

ROBERT

1952

LOSTETTER

'50

Sodality-'49,

Vice-President

n

of

Class-'49

Football-'49

Football-'51

Varsity

B

'50

Baseball-'49,

'52

Baseball-'51,

Varsity

Club-'52

Lettermen's

MCCRACKEN

TOM

Sodality-'52

Altar

PAT

Boys-'S2

McDoWELL

Sodality-'49,

'50,

Altar

'52

'51,

'51

'50,

Boys-'49,

'52

'51,

Philothespic-'50,

'52

Roundup

Staff-'49,

'51,

'50,

Band-'49

Team-'52

Debate

Secretary

Philothespic-'52

Senior

Debating

Secretary

of

Secretary

Class-'51,

Editor

of

Winner

of

Gold

Lettermen's

B

Medal

Debate-'52

Cl ub-' 52

Basketball-.'50,

'51

Basketball-'52

Varsity

JACK

MOFFJTT

'52

Sodality-'49,

Altar

Boys-'49,

Band-'50,

Band

B

'51,

'50,

'51

'52

Councilman-'52

Baseball-'SO

'52

Varsity

Sixteen

Page

Society-'52

'52

Roundup-'52

Sports

Baseball-'S1,

DON

MUNCHRATH

'50

Sodality-'49,

Class

B

Marshal-'50

Baseball-'50

Varsity

HENRY

'52

Baseball-'51,

NEUHOFF

Sodality-'49,

National

'50,

'52

'51,

Honor

Society-'52

Philothespic-'49,

Lettermen's

Treasurer

'52

'50�

'51,

Club-'52

of

National

Honor

Society-'52

Treasurer

of

Lettermen's

President

of

Class-'49

Vice-President

of

Secretary

B

of

Class-'50

Football-'49

Football-'50,

Varsity

Linz

Pin-'49,

BRIAN

B

Club-'52

Class-'S!"

'52

'51,

'51

'50,

O'DONNELL

Basketball-'50

Varsity

Basketball-'51,

'52

Perfect

'51

Attendance-'50,

Linz

BILL

Pin-'51

OTTO

'52

Sodality-'49,

'50,

'51,

Philothespic-'49,

1\

ational

'50,

'52

'51,

Honor

Society-'50,

Roundup-'49,

Band-'49,

President

'50,

'50,

'51,

'52

'52

'51,

'52

'51,

of

Philothespic

Vice-President

of

Society-'52

National

Honor

Society-'52

Business

of

Manager

Editor

'51

Roundup-'50,

of

Roundup-'52

Band

Councilman-'51,

President

of

'52

Class-'50

Service

Award-'49,

Philothespic

Service

Pin-'50,

Roundup

First

Place

in

Voice

'51,

'50,

'51

'52

of

Contest-'52

Democracy

Perfect

Attendance-'49

Linz

'51

Pin-'49,

Bishop

Lynch

'50,

Trophy-'52

Page

'Seventeen

(Jf

GRADUATES

1952

PETERS

PAUL

'52

Marshal-' 49

Class

Basketball-' 49

'50

Basketball-'49,

Linz

PAT

Class-'51

of

Freshman

B

'51,

'50,

Sodality-'49,

President

'51

'50,

Pin-'49,

REAMES

'52

'51,

Sodality-'50,

'52

'51,

Philothespic-'50,

Team-'52

Debate

of

Vice-Prefect

President

of

Treasurer

of

President

of

Best

Linz

JOHN

Sodality-'52

Debate

Sodety-'52

Class-' 50

Class-'52

'52

Medal

Gold

Debate-'51,

Gold

in

Medal

Debate-'52

Speaker

'51

Pin-'50,

STOEBNER

'52

Sodality-'51,

Honor

National

Society-'52

'52

Roundup-'51,

'52

Band-'50,

'51,

of

National

Honor

Secretary

Alumni

of

Editor

'52

Council-'50,

President-'52

of

President

of

Perfect

Lim:

TERRY

Society-'52

Roundup-'52

Band

Band

President

'51,

Class-'52

Class-'52

Senior

Attendance-'52

'52

'51,

Pin-'50,

TENHOLDER

'52

Sodality-'49,

'50,

'51,

Altar

Boys-'49

'52

Philothespic-'49,

'50,

Band-'49

B

'51

Football-'50,

Baseball-'52

Varsity

Page

Eighteen

'51,

CHARLES

TURNER

Sodality-'49,

'50,

'51

'50,

Boys-'49,

'52

'51,

Altar

'50,

Philothespic-'49,

'51,

'52

Band-'49

'52

Roundup-'50,

Asst.

Editor

'51,

of

'52

Roundup-'51,

First

Place

in

English

Golf

'51,

'51

Pin-'49,

DON

Contest-'51

Essay

'52

Team-'50,

Linz

'50,

TUTTON

Roundup-'50

Band-'49

Freshman

B

W ASAFF

JAMES

Treasurer

of

Freshman

Basketball-' 49

B

Class-'50

Basketball-'50

Perfect

GENE

Basketball-'49

Basketball-'50

Attendance-'4.9

WEED

Sodality-'52

Altar

Boys-'49,

'50,

'52

'51,

'

Philothespic-'51

Band-'49,

'50

Vice-President

of

Altar

Boys-'52 .

B

'50

Baseball-'49,

Varsity

B

B

Baseball-'51,

'52

Basketball-' 49

F

ootball-'50

F

ootball-'52

Varisty

Page

Nineteen

.....

GRADUATES

VALTON

(Jf

1952

WILLINGHAM

'52

Band-'50,

BILL

'51,

W OHLFELD

Honor

'52

'51,

'50,

Sodality-'49,

National

'52

Society-'50,

'51,

'52

'51,

'50,

Philothespic-'·�9,

Band-'49

Prefect

of

Sodality-'52

of

Secretary

President

of

Sodality-'51

National

Vice-President

Treasurer

Treasurer

Perfect

Linz

Page

Twenty

of

of

of

Honor

Society-'52

Philothespic-'52

'52

Class-'51,

Senior

Class-' 52

'51

Attendance-'49,

"51

Pin-'49,

'50,

'50,

SEN/Of(

and

By

secret

SUPEf(UITlVES

ballot

the

of

members

the

Class

Senior

special

voted

the

seniors

the

most

or

the

of

best

kind.

their

following

Best

Best

Student

. ·

Athlete

BILL

. .

WOHLFELD

WESLEY

JASKA

Most

Handsome

HUNT

.

JIMMY

Best

Dressed

WASAFF

.

JIMMY

Best

SONNY

.

GEORGE

Disposition

Hardest

Worker

.

BILL

.

Wittiest

Smoothest

·

Talker

·

PAT

Most

·

W OHLFELD

BILLY

Cox

McDoWELL

DON

FOLEY

Quiet

Most

.

DAN

BRANNIN

Popular

Most

to

Succeed

·

BILL

OTTO

Likely

Best

the

Friend

for

Future

·

HENRY

NEUHOFF

Page

Twenty-one

THE

HARVESTING

By

It

CHARLES

JOHN

that

seems

the

saw

in

futures

sleep

reap.

had

school

cascaded.

some

Confidential.

to

once

movie

know,

you

star;

Carr.

with

did

Fish,

Moffitt,

today

soxers

famous

a

be,

shows

Dallas

potential,

qualities

of

Irving

wished

The

to

paraded;

happy,

author

famous

the

dream

weird

this

in

'52

grad

every

and

in

high

the

Beyers

owns

would

my

of

nightmare

sad

who

now

Jim

went

classmates

the

this

futures,

Is

I

night

all

vision

through

Tenholder,

He

OTHERS

AND

before

other

just

I

For

Their

fUTURE

TURNER,

FOLZENLOGEN,

for

croon

and

Dick

like

actors

Powell;

bobby

Now

all

Hollywood

girls

I

I

Have

see?

for

wild

in

the

this

What's

McDowell.

Pat

go

been

Finns?

extra

some

Mickey

slipped

A

model

now

for

Burns

is

Pins.

Johnson's

Bowling

Terry

The

his

stars

uniform

are

is

For

in

a

who

school

in

the

runs

all

of

talk

show

who

that

at

girls,

famous

was

Berle's.

Milton

outdated

has

Jesuit

his

for

noise,

quite

soundless

Turner's

and

toys.

produces

he

You're

!

"I'm

the

now

his

forth

blasted

pre-election

wrong,"

right

And

the

days

TV

Turner,

manufactures

Now

Marines.

the

was

Munchrath,

Charles

States

United

the

general

Bobby

Don

Now

Dean's;

Bobby

surely

upon

Texas

of

boss

is

named

the

motto,

Otto.

William

guy

last

And

week

I

Downs

Churchill

at

into

John

He

N

by

Joe

he's

collector

it

rich

of

He

Lemin,

works

always

was

at

Jesuit

look

that

had

lifter.

weight

so

very

called

column

drifter;

the

as

champion

a

a

quiet,

Brothers

Foley

writes

square;

multi-millionaire.

a

John's

though

for

who

Red

Now

and

fair

always

business.

never

Earle

Ringling

holy,

Advice

on

Love,

syndicated

A

once

famous

was

called

for

to

Johnny

plead

lawyer

Neuhoff

And

won

the

and

case

didn't

make

But

you

wrecked

a

car

that

once

a

Foley.

was

Willingham's,

see,

was

by

speech.

had

John,

Valton

Leech;

a

Henry

For

Getz;

bets.

was

you

in

the

Barraco,

remember?

Stoebner,

hit

ow

John

bumped

just

Employed

And

Neuhoff's

salesman

famous

hams.

selling

I

went

into

grocer's

knows

He

really

Page

Twenty-two

where

the

A

into

I

means

what

budget

Gene

Weed.

bumped

with

seven

mouths

to

feed.

And

talk

of

kids!

I

Why,

I

asked

but

is

friend

Wes

"You'll

have

who

Dallas

has

and

become

is

baseball

a

a

now

aska."

fan;

man.

Eagles

wealthy

thick

and

but

thin,

through

his

was

to

replied,

the guy

the

fought

Jaska;

my

Wes

kids,

many

Eldredge

bought

Lostetter

The

met

yesterday

how

John

He

choice

and

not

beat.

battered,

Admiral

he's

now

of

Fleet.

the

Navy

Remember

David

Furlow?

best

Sure,

He

drives

truck

a

with

Schlitz's

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Twenty-three

LAST

THE

THE

OF

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Phillips.

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Twenty-five

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BISHOP

OTTO

M.

WILLIAM

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TEXAS

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SCHOOL

HIGH

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student

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of

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declare

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one

Lord,

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with

authority

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for

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and

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worthy

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to

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of

School,

worthy

THEREFORE:

approval

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credit

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public

school,

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after

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this

has,

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the

Jesuit

spirit

manliness

the

1952,

superior

writing

of

within

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and,

of

Class

sphere

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reflected

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of purpose

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by

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Jesuit

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personality,

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of

affection

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Trophy

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responsive

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on

performances

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has

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WHEREAS:

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Joseph

for

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Bishop

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Reverend

Excellency,

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officers

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Walton

Phillips,

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Mathews,

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David

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Richard

Charles

Boykin,

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Timm,

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John

Malone,

Don

row:

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Vache,

Ray

Mike

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Glaser,

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changes

next

year.

Page

Twenty-seven

THE

Front

back,

Jim

first

Murdock,

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row:

third

row:

Father

F.

John

S.

Keller,

Frank

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and

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to

of

be

proud

at

Page

Twenty-eight

of

Jesuit.

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football

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team,

and

and

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seniors

of

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two

semi-finalists

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and

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that

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in

'53.

boys,

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year,

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musicians

Williams

Troy,

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Mike

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new

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school's

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president;

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Collins,

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teacher,

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organizations

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president.

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picnics,

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Revis

others.

Page

Twenty-nine

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to

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row:

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Myers,

Patak,

Lucien

Porf

Owen

third

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Hickey,

Bobby

Boyle,

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Ancelin,

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Mr.

James

Long,

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Bill

Tommy

White,

row:

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1.

J.

Bobby

Towns,

Bobby

Conant.

Roger

Henzler,

Blackburn,

David

Joe

Terlaga,

Knapek,

Henry

row:

Hempel;

John

Carl

Robert

Don

Faber,

Duron,

Doing,

Amlong,

Mycue,

Johnson,

Gene Ben

Moore,

Larry

McPeters,

mings,

Jerry

Steinhardt,

Silva,

David

Lawrence

second

Wilson;

Vincent,

Steve

Joe

Short,

Shannon,

Andy

first

back,

Mark

Koegl,

28

OF

CLASS

THE

J.;

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Conway,

Sammy

fourth

Bert,

Tommy

Canales.

Alex

Butcher,

CONFIDENTIAL

2B

THE

By

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of

classes

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we

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instructor

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1952.

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nation,

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year

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sent

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and

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to

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Jerry

football

the

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the

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teams.

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string.

captained

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on

basketball

courts

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Joe

Amlong,

Jerry

Boyce,

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Towns.

and

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2B

baseball

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to

was

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glad

squad

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Henry

Amlong

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Duron,

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In

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was

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Faber,

Andy

Shannon,

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of

organization.

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serving

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who

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fervent

at

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Hickey,

altar.

priests

members

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Jesuit's

Sodalists,

boys

the

the

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too

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have

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band,

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Doing,

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and

2B many

impossible

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Steinhardt,

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enumerate

to

is

greatest

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Carl

Ancelin,

by

spirit

2B.

VIce

The

class

have

the

officers

during

Jesuit

Page

Thirty

Sammy

Bert,

Porfirio

John

Hickey,

president;

Jerry

Amlong,

treasurer.

Duron,

secretary;

in

can

expect

been:

year

past

and

president;

great

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the

future

from

class.

and

this

spirited

hard-working

THE

Front

to

row:

back,

John

Reilly,

John

first

Forbes,'

Jack

Carthy,

Finn,

Glynn

Bob

Hart,

Roger

Bob

McGuire,

Marlow,

Barry,

third

Wilson;

Wasaff;

Joseph

Jim

Buchheit,

Melvin

Vance,

Cardy

Houlihan,

Milam

OF

CLASS

row:

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Pat

second

Hall;

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row:

Mike

Ken

Maher,

Jacoby,

Mc­

Sutton,

Jimmy

George

row:

fourth

John

Davis,

Jimmy

Ronald

McCaffrey,

Carr,

Pat

Joseph,

Dowling,

Bob

Fr.

Lamping,

fifth

McPeters,

1.

Jack

Finegan,

David

row:

Sodek;

Benny -

Neal

Weber,

S.

YEAR

By

5

marked

the

had

various

the

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McDonald,

of

days

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and

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boys

new

when

in

clubs

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Joe

Neuhoff,

lA

for

high

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year.

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FOR

JACOBY

school

beginning

good

for

JON

of

September

exceptionally

candidates

Gary

J.

BANNER

it

the

surroundings

has

been

an

for

out

came

cry

and

organizations.

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was

cry

Wasaff,

answered

generously

Davis,

Jimmy

and

the

lA

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by

Forbes.

John

the

and

Carr,

Pat

Hall.

Barry,

to

mention

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and

Forbes

Finegan,

all

were

John

first

time

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under

Finegan,

the

for

first

soon

to

as

and

the

frame

excitement

the

was

new

over

SJ.,

our

the

the

class

made

the

heart

of

the

John

John

Night.

Berchmans

freshman

Club.

debaters

It

were

is

or­

year

technical

teacher,

and

a

number

of

lA

great

boys

constitution.

Coach

Smith

sent

the

out

for

football

cry

the

Joseph

Wasaff,

Twelfth

part

in

this

Society,

join

of

Joseph

in

important

lA

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Fr.

Weber,

As

Joseph,

Bob

an

represent

who

joined

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ganized

Milam

Sodality

claimed

Freshman

played

Bob

Jim

impossible

for

went

boys.

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Philothespic

Ronald

Forbes,

McCaffey,

freshman

team.

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up

with

and

one

third

players

football

comes

the

band.

Jimmy

Davis,

Pat

Dowling,

basketball

The

and

John

baseball.

Elocution

Forbes,

One

Contest

and

Marlow

are

our

horn

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almost

can

found

three

of

call

the

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five

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call

finalists

on

the

from

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and

Milam

Jimmy

were

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besides

It

has

been

the

same

in

teams.

the

chairman,

Pat

Hall.

winners.

Joseph

Bob

Buchheit,

and

Jacoby,

tooters.

freshman

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of

president

lA,

leads

Hall.

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your

eyes

other

officers,

fixed

Keep

on

this

class

in

Ronald

Carr,

the

to

Melvin

McGuire,

Jon

come.

years

Page

Thrty-one

THE

Gene

row:

to

Front

back,

Graham,

Jerry

Sachse,

Spetter,

Danny.

row:

J.;

18

Luther

Bill

Frank

Kneisel,

Hull,

Adams,

Jerry

John

Bartlett,

Bagley,

John

Kagay,

Hereford,

Mory;

third

Dennis

row:

Kay;

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Herman

Morton,

Jerry

Becker,

Tommy

Maloney,

Norman,

Mickey

Hagar,

E.

Howard

Dou­

Rufe

Martin

John

fourth

Billy

Camp,

Bradley

Don

Lucas,

S.

William

Stack,

first

row:

second

Warren

ville,

Of

CLASS

O'Donnell,

Sentner,

Tommy

Stovall,

Raymond

Hernandez.

Gus

Brewton,

SPOTLIGHT

By

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class

The

in

freshmen

FRANK

Jesuit's

largest

and

hardest

working

for

makes

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to

September

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take

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in

5,

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on

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to

around

and

class

we

which

proudly

a

Jesuit,

Mr.

at

spirit

contagious

Tiblier.

Day,

life

new

our

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day,

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together

and

Father

Douville,

Though

green

Jesuit.

Martin

on

Bill

Brewton,

placed

Norman

basketball

the

team.

It

Hull,

O'Donnell,

Billy

Jerry

O'Donnell,

Brewton,

team,

Adams,

and

and

football

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the

also

Brewton

was

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who

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represented

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team

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baseball.

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to

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Tommy

Manager

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that

spirit

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careers

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interested

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school

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1951.

on

history

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lB.

boys

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KNEISEL

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ON

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Jesuit's

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Sodality,

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Club.

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up-and-coming

Spetter

Junior

the

in

Jesuit

Elocution

He

treasurer.

Stack,

and

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Mickey

future years.

stage

class

president.

Spetter

Gene

the

showing

appreciated

year

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hirty-tioo

Hagar's

and

the

and

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Graham

boys-Jerry

Kneisel

Maloney,

in

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proud

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Early

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and

Tommy

of

will

Jerry

president;

of

Frank

O'Donnell,

Hagar,

Hernandez,

IE.

is

duly

Page

number

and

Gus

Class

a

organizations

Graham,

Kneisel,

Graham,

musicians

is

assisted

by

O'Donnell,

vice

THE

Front

to

Richard

row:

Paul

row:

Smith,

Mike

row:

E.

Mr.

J.

Cummings,

John

John

Lee,

Furlow,

IC

Scoggin,

Clifton

Rick,

Sullivan,

Traynor,

Schlebach,

James

Charles

Mike

Dan

Davis,

James

Harris,

Boyle,

Patterson,

Billy

Kelley,

Charles

Sreenan,

Joe

Robert

Ruwaldt,

Ray

Duncan

Bowers,

Mike

Donovan,

S.

Tiblier,

Ken

Allen,

Allen,

Jerry

Clare,

fourth

vin

John

McAdam,

first

Brophy;

third

Hill;

Bert;

Walter

row:

back,

second

James.

OF

CLASS

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Sammy

Nickey

Mel­

Patterson,

Jerry

J.

UP

WITH

FRONT

WALTER

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McADAM

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class

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we

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is

though

Mr.

in

the

boys

moderator

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moments

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come

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we

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have

school

high

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Danny

and

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and

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music

makers.

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boys

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James

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number

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represent

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of

moderator

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Kelley,

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varsity;

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baseball.

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varsity

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freshman

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played

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Furlow,

president,

Ruwaldt,

Smith,

officers.

Page

Thirty-three

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