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1960 Yearbook

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I


When

of

we

speak

that

the

old

as

the

be

something

is

that

the

forgotten,

from

old

past

the

to

there new,

building

breaking.

The

hallowed

traditions,

of

the

old

poli

School

Jesuit

spirit

3812

the

High

Oak

Lawn.

must

be

car

They

new

location

and

since

1942.

doing

there

continue

to

str


I

there

ing

is

is

often

new,

the

implication

broken

must

with.

include

But

with

our

transition

no

and

no

forgetting

cies,

'must

the customs,

not

be

left

in

above

and,

all,

the

the

old

at

building

ried

intact

to

the

and

engthen

new

school

as

grow,

at

have

they

our

been


I

n

the

of

eighteen

no

two

Jesuit

years

were

priests

steering

Jesuit

as

with

affection

our

Therefore,

est

we

the

Thomas

and

President,

our

·6

high­

Last

of

1960

Roundup

Reverend

Very

S.].,

and

grateful

dedicate

regard,

to

loved

mer,

to

J.

our

Shields,

Reverend

former

Principal.

be­

SJ.,

Michael

P.

Kam­

and

of

Dallas

High

in

its

present

as

instrumental

probably

to

and

scholastically,

visors

height

both

athletically

friends.

spiritually,

as

teachers,

ad­


I

__________.I

REV.

J.

J.

ALLEN,

SJ.

Public

Religion,

REV.

NORMAN

d

Secretary

REV.

DANIEL

J.

Jesuit

ROGGE,

High

A.

CREAGAN, /

SJ.

English

cal

4,

Teacher

Chemistry

of

3,

Techni­

Class

4101H,

sistant

Moderator

Glee

baters,

REV.

CLIFF,

8

1.

of

Club.

MALACHY

CUT

Religion

SJ.

D.

Jesuit

SJ.

School

As­

De­

Speaking

1,

3,

4.


r

I

REV.

JULIUS

Physics

4,

Technical

J.

MAY,

Chemistry

Teacher

of

SJ.

3,

Religion

4,

Ath­

Class

4202,

letic

Moderator,

men's

Club,

Moderator

Radio

of

Letter­

Club.

REV.

S.

JOSEPH

SJ.

RIVOIRE,

Assistant

Principal,

Moderator

of

Prefect

of

Discipline.

the

Ranger

Club,

REV.

Safety

CYRIL

Club.

C.

MIESCH,

Algebra

4,

Geometry

2,

SJ.

Solid

3.

Geometry

REV.

LOUIS

A.

POCHE,

SJ.

Latin

2,

English

French

Club,

of

Class

2,

Religion

Technical

2,

Teacher

2209H.

9


REV.

WEBER,

JACQUES

Latin

3,

1,

Teacher

Religion

Class

of

1302H,

1,

SJ.

Technical

Moderator

of

Debaters.

Jesuit

BROTHER

O.

PATRICK

USINA,

SJ.

Treasurer.

MR.

ROBERT

C.

ATKINSON,

Latin

English

2,

2,

Moderator

of

MR.

CHARLES

G.

Latin

English

4102,

EWERT

MR.

English

Teacher

H.

COUSINS,

Latin

I,

3,

of

Class

4,

4,

Moderator

1,

of

Technical

St.

2208,

of

Class

Society.

SJ.

Technical

Teacher

Class

of

Band.

SJ.

Technical

Modera­

3109H,

REV. the

of

tor

SJ.

Teacher

Berchman's

John

COYLE,

the

JOSEPH

T.

Society.

Philothespic

Student

Counsellor

DONNELLY,

SJ.

of

Upperclassmen,

Director

of

and

Testing

Service.

MR.

RALPH

HEBERT,

Algebra

Solid

G

1,

eo

Business

of

r

3,

Technical

Class

3203,

tor

of

SJ.

Math

3,

met

y

Teacher

the

Sodality.

Modera­

Guidance


MR.

HENRY

J.

JOUBERT,

SJ.

Public

4,

English

3,

1,

Religion,

Technical

Teacher

Class

of

1,

Speaking

Assistant

of

Moderator

the

1212H,

Philothespic

Society.

BROTHER

WALTER

M.

GONZALEZ,

SJ.

Cafeteria.

MR.

JAMES

H.

McLEOD,

SJ.

Public

Religion,

nical

Speaking

Teacher

2,

2,

English

Class

of

Tech­

Moderator

2211H,

and

Last

Roundup

Camera

MR.

Roundup

R.

MURPHY,

2,

2,

Religion

Teacher

of

1,

of

the

SJ.

Public

Speaking

Class

2205,

of

publications,

Club.

WILLIAM

Latin

nical

Assistant

4,

Tech­

Moderator

the

Sodality.

ROBERT

MR.

C.

PERRY,

Latin

HARRY

L.

CRANE,

Speaking

of

tor

SJ.

of

of

the

Class

SJ.

Technical

1306,

Modera­

Sacristans.

Student

Public

Counsellor

1,

1,

English

Teacher

REV.

Religion,

1,

Underclassmen.

MR.

EDWARD

TAFOYA,

SJ.

Tech­

Spanish

nical

3,

4,

Teacher

Moderator

of

Cheerleaders.

Religion

of

the

3,

Class

3107,

Bookstore,


MR.

KENNETH

Geometry

Technical

R.

BRIGGS

Business

2,

Math

3,

Teacher

of

Class

4103,

Assistant

Coach

of

Football,

Coach

of

Tennis.

MR.

D.

R.

TOYE,

English

ing

3,

Latin

S.J.

Public

3,

Speak­

Technical

4,

Class

3106,

of

Roundup

TERRY

L.

and

BURNS

English

I,

History

Teacher

of

Class

Technical

I,

1305,

Coach

of

Bowling.

MR.

WILLIAM

DURICK

Technical

History

I,

Athletic

Director,

MR.

ROBERT

Sociology

4,

Class

1303,

MR.

MILTON

Algebra

12

I,

GAUDET

Coach

of

Football.

J.

Teacher

Coach

of

of

Class

1304,

Baseball.

EIFERT

History

Assistant

I,

Technical

Teacher

2,

Coach

of

Teacher

Assistant

the

Roundup.

MR.

Football.

of

of

Moderator

of

the

Last


MR.

E.

Music

REV.

D.

J.

L.

and

HOHMAN

Band

Instructor.

SULLIVAN

4.

Religion

MR.

PAUL

J.

KOZSUCH

Solid

Geometry

Geometry

MR.

HERBERT

Coach

MR.

of

2,

M.

SHEANER,

Algebra

1,

4,

JR.

Track.

EDWARD

History

3,

2.

J.

TUMAVICUS

Technical

Teacher

of

Class

2210.

MR.

JAMES

WALSH

Education

Physical

of

Basketball,

2,

Coach

3,

Golf.

13


MRS.

F.

A.

NORSCH

Registrar

MRS.

JOSEPH

Assistant

MRS.

JACK

to

TIMMERMAN

Treasurer

SCOTT

Librarian

MRS.

HELEN

Assistant

MISS

BARBARA

Assistant

to

BARKER

the

Registrar

to

WHITE

Librarian


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TOUGH

...


To

the

Class

of

1960-

Your

lives

on

Faculty

corrections

the

on

that

hope,

and

life your

a

it

after

there

given

will

shine

scholastic

and

the

forth

you

achievement.

This

surpassing

and

all

day

has

of

sun

young

hope

teachers

priest

your

one

hope

that

inspirations

in

keeps

and

lay

working

nights

teaching

days.

is

the

that

Hope

makes

dreams

thing

is

there

little

or

extracurricular

and

new

It

difficult

is

work

hoping,

keeps

that

until

you

little

a

is

like

a

have your

from

blind

blind

The

never

confident

have

him

guide

and

are

treading

you

been

who

have

many

this

I

same

have

watched

them

I

as

So

to

watching

I

Jesuit

student,

every

in

work,

that

thing

filled

be

but

energetic

attempt,

try,

compete

find

it

it,

Having

and

with

all

pursue

will

a

working

the

you

found

excellently.

Hoping

result

that

will

bring

and

surprise

be

hope,

until

Explore,

do

hope.

you.

with

say

too.

can

you

and

diligence

gone

am

way.

diligent

true.

will

that

path

you;

There

exploratory,

well-founded.

the

used.

come

hope

tentative,

and

sure

preceded

often

that

is

and

have

men

and

My

seen

the

thing

man's

hope

is

hope

young

I.

hope,

have

for

groping

him.

My

well-defined

do

so

parents,

You

man

hope

help

unsure.

Many

and

learn,

do.

teachers,

your

different

yours.

Your

you

will you

you

as

you,

is

hope

and

any

work­

hope

hope

Just

you

that

only

You

matter.

ing

thus

in

competition

study.

the

from

no

part

or

sport

is

hope

and

on

your

at

Without

true.

come

your

effort

and

delight

all-you,

your

parents,

your

God.

in

Sincerely

yours

Christ

..

teachers,

your


BISHOP

LYNCH

AWARD

Michael

Durbin

Eugene

The

and

President

of

Faculty

THE

JESUIT

extend

HIGH

all

to

SCHOOL

who

TEXAS

OF

DALLAS,

behold

shall

the

in

document

this

Lord

Greetings

WHEREAS:

His

rick

of

Pat­

Reverend

Most

the

Joseph

Excellency,

happy

of

with

honoring

purpose

student

the

reflected

of

who

School

Jesuit

distinction

has

most

faithfully

High

the

of

the

special

school

and

been

has

most

responsive

spirit

to

its

influences;

WHEREAS:

and,

Durbin,

Eugene

the

1960,

has,

and

manliness

}lis

by

person­

the

on

all

excellence

dedication

of

respect,

who

in

have

come

within

�nd

his

of

the

WHEREAS:

of

The

faculty

has

found

Jesuit

High

.

of

and,

due

con­

School,

of

eminently

by

the

of

affection

after

him

sideration,

this

distinction

worthy

honor;

THEREFORE:

Because

of

the

his

signal

of

the

influence;

sphere

and

spiritual

activities,

betterment

the

to

confidence,

he

his

of

qualities

extracurricular

'himself

the

the

credit

by

the

school

by

his

by

won

his

of

the

attajnment,

superior

reflected

unselfish

school,

Class

graduate

refinement

by.

scholastic

ality,

the

the

of

Michael

of

has

leadership,

Lynch

Bishop

memory,

the

for

the

founded

Lynch,

trophy

our

office

and

with

School,

the

merits,

concurrence

of

authority

by

of

the

faculty

Jesuit

declare

we

High

hereby

Durbin

Michael

Eugene

to

be

awarded

of

Our

for

the

Bishop

worthy

one

thousand

nine

Lynch

hundred

Trophy

the year

and

sixty.

Lord)

Rev.

R.

Very

President

A.

S.

Tynan,

of

Jesuit

J.

School

High

18


JESUIT

3812

HIGH

Oak

DALLAS

S

..

J.

Lawn

19,

SCHOOL

,Avenue


DALLAS

"The

harvest

RANGERS

is

.

.

.

and

the

RECRUITED

laborers

few"

but

each

great

at

the

Jesuit

Coteau,

Gordon

S.1.,

'56;

'59;

N.S.].,

Jerry

John

'59;

Stack,

N.S.].,

George

of

headquarters

this

altar

before

freely

task

unending

of

20

souls.

and

e

a

c

h

himself

of

personal

the

1956;

S.].,

salvation

S.].,

'56;

'56;

the

N.S.1.,

Keith

White,

'58;

Burnham,

N.S.1.,

Brother

'59;

S.].,

in

Christ's army

(from

'57;

N.S.}.,

N.S.1.,

left

First

to

right):

Patrick

S.

McDermott,

'59;

'59;

Row-Messrs.

Second

Daboub,

Fuechtmann,

Flusche,

N.S.1.,

Robert

'58.

Timmerman,

N.S.1.,

J.,

Row-Messrs.

Anthony

'56;

Minor

S.1.,

'56;

Thomas

Michael

'58;

CHRIST

faces

smiling

shows

picture

O'Shea,

Thompson,

James

Third

Quevedo,

FOR

new

above

Daniel

Lawson

Andrew

N.S.].,

Grand

which

dedicates

the

sanctification

'58;

Christ's

at

army

Coteau,

soldier

to

as

of

S.].,

Ingram,

'57;

Graves,

The

is

S.1.,

Fagin,

Forrest

Edward

Welch,

Louisiana,

Class

Glasco,

Oster,

Carson,

finds year

Grand

Novitiate,

Row-Messrs.

John

'59;

S.].,

'56;

Robert

Coursey,

N.S.1.,


Rev.

T.

Joseph

counsellor

Donnelly,

for

seniors

talks

and

juniors

SJ.,

over

with

senior

things

Starrett.

Hugh

COUNSELLORS

Joe

Hernandez

meets

Father

counsellor

Crane,

SJ.,

for

and

sophomores

freshmen.


SENIORS:

of

four

have

You

gone

are

and,

will

through

for

better

the

drastic

change

years

it-most

Soon

of

you

you.

you

leave

for

the

the

next

will

Jesuit;

walk

down

the

senior

steps

you

but

last

time;

Jesuit

will

few pages

will

never

In

leave you.

of

find

the

bond

Jesuit

the

and you,

inside

lies

deep

be­

part

you

The tween

part

part

you

may

other

forget.

of you.

23


LAWRENCE

JOHN

BAKER

Transfer

Student.

RICHARD

JOSEPH

BAKER

Honor

Roll

9,

Class

CIa

10,

Co-President

s

President

s

Baseball

9,

10,

11,

11;

9;

10;

12;

Debate

Society

11,

up

12;

cil

LEE

OLAN

Roll

Class

10;

FELIX

JR.

ADAMS,

HonoT

Treas­

Class

CONLEY

urer

12,

9;

Football

9,

10,

Letters

9,

11,

Society

Lettermen's

Club

11,

;

9,

10;

12;

11,

Club

Vice­

11,

12;

11,

10,

12,

11,

Council

Student

Coun­

President

12.

ALFIERI

10,

Fooltball

9,

10,

11,

12,

11,

12;

Letters

12

10,

Philothespic

Ranger

Sodality

12;

10,

Honor

Hound­

12;

President

9,

president

11,

Central

12;

11,

9,

National

12;

Society

12,

9,

10,

11,

12,

Captain

9;

Bas­

ketball

9,

10,

Track

11,

12;

Captain

11,

12;

9;

Lettermen's

Club

Bowling

12.

10.

Roundup

9,

HAROLD

EDWARD

BARKE.R

Golf

10,

9,

11,

10,

12;

12;

St.

Bowling

John

11

9,

Society

24

9,

Berch­

man's

Archery

Club

9,

10.

10,

;


THOMAS

Perfect

BARLOW

Attendance

9,

11.

WILLIAM

KARL

BARSCHAW

F

ELDRIDGE

ootball

11.

ROBERT

BARNES

Honor

RoIl

9;

Camera

Club

9;

St.

Roundup

10,

9;

Berchman's

John

Society

9,

9;

Library

Aid

12.

11,

MICHAEL

JOSEPH

BELLAMY

Class

Secretary

12;

Basket­

ball

9,

Safety

10;

Bowling

Club

tendance

DANIEL

12;

9,

Perfect

12;

At­

9.

HERMAN

BARRY

Honor

Roll

10;

Student

ing

cil

Bowl­

Coun­

9;

11.

25


ALEXANDER

MICHAEL

BOEDING

9;

Bas­

Football

ball

9;

II;

9,

Base­

II,

Tri-Captain

12,

Base­

American

Legion

II;

Champs

City

II,

10,

12;

II,

10,

9,

10,

9,

12;

ball

Secre­

Class

Roll

Honor

tary

ketball

Bowl­

Baseball

All-State

II;

Let­

Cheerleader

ing

II;

II;

12.

Club

termen's

II,

10,

PATRICK

JERALD

BORDERS

Secretary

St.

Class

Roll

Honor

9;

10;

10;

John

Bowling

Berchman's

Li­

Society

RONALD

GISELL

PETER

12;

II,

10,

Aid

brary

12.

9,

10,

II,

BISHARA

JOHN

BILHEIMER Class

Philothes­

Class

Secretary

9,

Society

Order

of

the

Class

10,

II,

10,

II;

12;

Football

II;

Baseball ;

10,

Vice-president

Treasurer

9;

12

pic

Track

10;

II.

Silver

Masque

Glee

Club

9;

II;

Archery

President

Club

9,

10,

II,

10,

9.

Secretary .

FREN CH

EDW ARD

BOUGHTIN

Class

Vioe-

Class

president

10;

Student

9,

10;

12

II;

Bowling

Council

II,

12.

II,

26

9;

Football

President

Track

;


JEROME

JOSEPH

BRADLEY

HQnQr

Roll

Debate

9;

9,

Society

National

10;

Forensic

9,

10;

11,

12;

11,

12;

League

Roundup

9,

Sodality

St.

J

10,

10,

9,

ohn

Berchman's

10.

Society

9,

in

4202

triumphs

the

Drive

Thanksgiving

MICHAE.L

JOHN

BRADLEY

HQnQr

RQll

9,

10,

11;

9,

10;

Debate

Society

N

F

ational

League

up

9,

10,

dality

r

0.

11,

9,

ens

i

c

Round­

10;

9,

12;

10,

11,

SQ­

12;

...

but

demands

Bradley

St.

J

ohn

Society

Berchman's

9,

Attendance

Perfect

10;

10.

KENNETH

RAYMOND

BROWN

Club

era

Club

10;

12.

11,

Cam­

9;

Archery

Roundup

a

recount,

...


PATRICK

DAVID

JR.

CALLAHAN,

Honor

Band

Roll

10;

Philothes·

11;

9,

Society

Club

11,

10,

11,

12;

Sodality

St.

12;

11,

10,

9,

10;

Club

Camera

pic

Radio

9,

man's

Society

12;

Berch­

John

9,

12.

11,

10,

NILSSON

WILUAM

CARNEY

Roll

Honor

10,

9,

Band

9,

11;

11,

10,

12;

Honor

National

Society

Philothespic

12;

11,

Society

9,

11,

10,

12;

11

Major

St.

10,

Plays

Roundup

;

12;

Berchman's

Band

11;

10,

Society

11,

10,

9,

John

Council

Executive

11,

11,

Sergeant

12,

tain

Holm.an

L.

E.

12;

Cap­

Contest

Music

9,

10,

11.

GORDON

RAYMOND

MICHAEL

FRANCIS

ETIENNE

EDWARD BURGERT

BULGER

CARRIERE

Class

C

Treasurer

I

ass

Honor

Roll

9;

Baseball

10;

9,

Honor

Roll

Presi­

Class

9; President

Football

9,

12;

10,

10,

11,

11,

12;

9,

Bowling

12;

10, dent

Lettermen's

Hon­

12,

11,

Tri-Captain

12,

12;

Roundup

9,

10,

Debate

10;

Society

9,

Club

11,

10, Her­

"Times

Mention

orable

11,

11,

Gold

President

12,

12;

12; Medal

Debate

Service

Award

Debate

11 ;

Roll

Honor

Football

ald"

for

Award"

Post

"Troy

'59,

Sodality

Club

10,

11,

12;

History

10;

National

11;

Theta

Mu

9,

Alpha Forensic

9,

League 1959

by

April

Club;

Optimist

(Math)

10,

National

Honor

Society

12; Senior

Representative

11,

12.

Society

Rotary Round­

12,

11, International

for

Nov.

12;

Secretary

'59; Last up

President

Dallas-Ft.

W

0

r

t

up

Lettermen's

Club

C.Y.O.;

10,

9,

11,

Round­

12;

h

9,

11,

10,

Award

"J"

12;

10, District

Service

Award

10; President

11,

12,

12;

Ranger Sacristan

11; St.

Club

12;

John

9,

10,

11,

12;

Berch­

Secre­

Sodality

9,

10,

11,

12,

12.

man's

Society

10,

11, Central tary

Council

12;

St.

12;

John

Berchman's

11,

So­

Altar

ciety

9,

Award

11,

10,

11

Boy

12;

Glee

Club

12 ;

;

Student

Council

Secre­

Perfect

Attendance

12,

tary

12;

11.

9,

28


PETER

JOHN

CIRONE

WALTER

WILLIAM

CRAWFORD

Band

9,

10,

11,

Ist

Drill

Class

Vice­

12,

Lieutenant.

THOMAS

JAMES

CONNELLY

Football

11,

10,

9;

Bowling

St.

12;

John

Berchman's

Society

11,

Glee

12;

10,

Club

12;

Aid

Library

12.

MARIO

Class

DABOUB

President

9;

F

president

00

t

ball

12;

Philothespic

9,

Society

Club

11;

St.

11;

Ranger

Berchman's

11,

Society

Student

Council

11

G

9;

10,

John

12;

lee

;

JAMES

DAVID Club

12.

CRAVEN

Roll

Honor

Class

9;

Treasurer

Cheer­

10;

leader

12;

Lettermen's

Debate

Club

So­

12;

Club

9;

ciety

11,

12;

Ranger

Roundup

Club

Club

12;

Ser­

12,

Safety

12;

geant

History

9.

29


THOMAS

MICHAEL

DARNALL

Honor

Club

10,

Roll

10,

Society

II,

II,

12;

Camera

10;

9,

Philothespic

12;

II,

10,

Roundup

12;

10,

Sodality

II,

10,

Library

ROY

II,

12.

Aid

12;

JOSEPH

D'AVIGNON

Roll

Honor

Debate

9,

Society

St.

12;

man's

John

10,

10,

II;

II,

Berch­

His­

Society

Club

9,

tory

9;

10;

tional

Mathematics

ciety

II,

Na­

So­

Perfect

12;

II.

Attendance

9,

WILLIAM

ANTHONY

MARTE.LL

Radio

9,

Science

VINSON

DAMOMMIO

DALLIN

Bowling

Club

Honor

Radio

Roll

9,

10;

Club

12.

Club

12;

12;

10;

President

10,

II,

12,

II,

Club

Science

President

Perfect

II,

12,

Attend­

12;

II.

ance

9,

10,

HOWARD

30

HAGAN

DAVIS


PHILIP

PETER

DE

LIRA

Basketball

Per­

9,

fect

10;

Attendance

9,

10,

11.

DONALD

MONROE

ELLIOTT

Band

9,

Major

12;.

EDWARD

10,

11,

Drum

12;

Student

12;

Archery

Council

Club

9,

10.

JOSEPH

DUGAN

Track

11,

12;-

Radio

9;

Bowling

Club

Sci­

9;

Club

ence

Treas­

10,

urer

Astronomical

10;

Society

Perfect

9;

tendance

At­

11.

9,

10,

ROBERT

MICHAEL

MICHAEL

EUGENE

EMMERT

DURBIN

Class

Se-cretary Honor

Band

9;

9,

Roll

11;

10,

9,

10, C

las

s

C

las

s

Secretary

11,

12;

Bookstore

11

12·

10;

Philothespic

Society

10,'

11

�

Vice-president

Sodality 11;

Football

9,

10,

11,

12;

Berchman's

Society Baseball

St.

11,

10,

9,

John

12;

9,

Let­

11;

10, termen's

Club

12.

11,

12;

11,

National

Honor

Society

11,

;

12

11"

jor

Junior

;

Contest

cution

Play

9,

Society

Philothespic

10,

12

Treasurer

12,

10;

Elo­

Ma­

9;

Roundup

Las

10,

11,

Ed

ito

S

0

12,

r

t

s

p

r

12;

Sodality

Council

Central

12;

Prefect

St.

12;

10,

11,

of

Sodality

John

Society

Student

11,

t

12;

Roundup

Berch­

man's

9,

10,

Coun­

12;

Mu

cil

11,

Theta

12;

(Math)

Alpha

Society

12.

31


CARLOS

Perfect

ESPINOSA

JOSE

Attendance

MICHAEL

11.

ROBERT

FETTY

Transfer

Student

10 ;

Honor

Roll

11

10,

;

C

las

s

Treasurer

C

las

s

President

11;

12;

Basketball

10,

12,

11,

Co-C

a

i

n

10;

apt

Track

12;

Basketball

Tri-Captain,

Lettermen's

11;

Club

12;

11,

10,

12;

11,

Sodality

Central

Council

Sodality

JOSEPH

CHARLES

EMMETT

Band

9;

Bowling

DAVID

12.

EDWARD

ENRIGHT

9,

10.

Class

President

11,

12;

ball

9,

Herald"

12,

11,

12,

Honor

Roll

B-Team

12;

9

12 ;

Philothespic

Foot­

"Times

10,

Football

Tri-Captain

Basketball

Lettermen's

Bowling

;

Club

10,

11,

Society

9;

12;

St. ARILD

LAWRENCE

John

Berchman's

9

Society

;

FISHER

Club

Safety

12.

Honor

Roll

9,

10;

Math

9,

12;

10,

32

11;

Roundup

Junior

Elocution

Football

Society

12;

11,

Winner

Contest

9


MARK

JOSEPH

FLAHIVE

Sec

Class

ret

a

r

9;

y

C

I

Treasurer

ass

10;

Bowling

fect

10,

9,

Per-·

12;

Attendance

So­

9;

St.

9;

dality

J

h

0

Berchman's

Society

n

9.

Carriere

honors

carries

in

the

of

Dallas

University

away

speech

...

tourney

KENNETH

HERBERT

FLUSeHE

Attendance

Perfect

St.

9;

Berchman's

John

11.

Society

.

..

JAMES

EVERMAN

FOWLER

Honor

Cl ub

Roll

10;

10,

Math

Aid

12;

Library

12.

9,

11,

while

Baker

carts

cokes

for

the

junior-senior

cut-up.


PAUL

GREGORY

Honor

GEORGE

Band

Roll

10;

9,

10;

Philothes­

9,

Bowling

10,

11;

12

10,

9,

Society

pic

11,

Last

Roundup

;

Round­

11;

10,

Place

2nd

Winner

12;

up

Contest

Elocution

Junior

10.

FRANCISCO

RODRIGUEZ

GONZALEZ

Transfer

Football

PATRICK

JAMES

THEODORE

FRANCIS

Honor

Roll

tendance

ball

Perfect

At­

Honor

ball

Foot­

10,

National

9;

11;

Honor

12

ciety

ciety

;

9,

Masque

11,

12;

Major

So­

So­

Philothespic

10,

11;

;

12.

JR.

Roll

9,

Basket­

11

Letter­

12;

EUGENE

FROSSARD,

9;

B- Team

9;

10.

Student

Club

men's

Silver

Plays

11,

Last

12;

Editor,

Roundup

12; MICHAEL

JAMES Last

Roundup,

Roundup

10, GOODMAN

11,

Club

12;

Safety

Sodality

Band

9,

10,

11,

12;

Central

Coun­

St.

John

Club cil

Sodality

12;

9;

10,

Roundup

11,

12,

10;

Safety

Sodality

Club

10,

Berchman's

Society

9,

10,

11,

12;

Archery

9,

10,

11,

Perfect

12;

Club

History

10;

Chess

11;

History

Attendance Club

12.

11,

34

Club.9;

11.


ROBERT

HENRY

GRUBER

Class

Vice-president

C

I

ass

C

I

ass

9;

10;

Secretary

Vice-president

Football

11;

9,

Bow

lin

11;

Letter­

9;

g

men's

Club

12

11,

;

Club

Ranger

12.

11,

CHARLES

JOSEPH

HENSON

Roll

Honor

dent

WILLIAM

Presi­

Class

10;

Oass

9;

Class

President

Treasurer

10;

11.

JULIUS

HEINEN

C

I

11

Roll

Honor

9,

;

ass

10;

Secretary

CIa

s

s

Vice-president

C

I

ass

Secretary

11;

Football

9,

12;

11,

10,

H

Football

nor

0

12;

M

Dallas

in

Roll

News

orn­

Bowling

'59;

ing

Club

Lettermen's

12;

Club

11,

12;

Ranger

St.

Berch­

John

12;

11.

man's

Society

RONALD

Football

12;

Basketball

Golf

HERRIN

JAMES

Treasurer

Class

10;

10;

12;

Club

Safety C.

JOHN

Baseball

9;

Bowling

11,

St.

12;

12;

John

HELIES, Berchman's

Society

9,

10,

11;

JR. Handball

Tourna­

Runner-up

C

I

ass

Vice-president

Perfect

ment

Attendance

10;

.

Football

10;

9,

10;

11

Track

10,

store

9.

Book­ ;

Bowling

12;

-club

Camera

11;

12;

Glee

12

Cheerleader

9,

;

Club

Club

12;

History

Aid

10,

9,

Library

9;

So­

Astronomical

11 ;

ciety

F

ran

9;

Winner

de

cis

"St.

Sales"

Winner

Award

of

11;

D

Magazine

Instructor

Room

r

i

veIl ;

Trampoline

12.

35


LOREN

JOHN

HUDDLESTON

Class

9;

Secretary

9,

Bowling

Glee

10,

Club

12;

12;

Club

9;

History

Library

Aid

12.

ANTHONY

HUEY

HUGHES

Science

Club

12;

10,

Club

Chess

Club

DANIEL

HERBERT

GEORGE

HICKEY

Honor

Roll

Treasurer

12,

LAWRENCE

HUBLER

9,

10,

Class

11;

Honor

Football

Roll

10.

11;.

Tennis

11;

Junior

10,

Davis

11,

Team

Cup

DAVID of

Math

10;

10.

Dallas

10;

Bowling

KENNETH

12;

INGRAM Lettermen's

Club

10,

11,

12.

Band

9,

Gold

11;

10,

M

e

d

12;

1

a

2nd

Place

Iristrumental

Contest

10;

9,

ciety

10,

Philothespic

9;

12;

11,

Service

for

Silver

10;

Masque

9,

St.

Phil.

So­

Berch­

lohn

10;

So­

Outstand­

Award

ing

dality

man's

Society

Student

9,

9,

36

10,

10.

9,

Council

11,

12;

10,

9;

11,

Glee

Archery

12;

Club

Club


ROSS

FRANK

INTERRANTE

Perfect

Attendance

9, -

Camera

II;

Club

9;

Club

Safety

So­

12;

dality

10,

12.

II,

LAWRENCE

WAYNE

JOHNSON

Cheerleader

10;

Bowling

Lettermen's

Club

10;

10;

So­

11.

dality

JAMES

JOSEPH

JANOUSEK

Camera

Club

11,

Roundup

12;

12;

Last

12;

11,

Roundup

Aid

Library

12.

II,

MARTIN

ALAN MARTIN

EUGENE

JONES

JAVORS

Track

10, Honor

11,

Bowling

11; Lettermen's

11;

Club

12;

As­

12

s

s

12;

Roll

9,

CIa

Secretary

;

sistant

Freshman

Football

Basketball

10,

11,

12, Coach

12.

Base­

10;

Co-Captain

ball

9,

10,

II,

American

12,

Base­

Legion

ball

11,

II,

City

Co-C

Champs

i

a

n

10;

apt

Cheerleader

Letter­

II; .

men's

Club

II,

Jesuit

Debaters

H

tional

0

12;

9;

N

a­

nor

Society

11,

12;

Society

dality

Philothespic

10,

9,

II,

10,

12;

11,

Treasurer

11,

president

St.

John

12,

9,

11;

12;

Club

12;

12,

Stu­

10,

Council

tendance

So­

Vice­

Sodality;

Berchman's

Club

dent

Math

Perfect

At­

11.

37


RICHARD

JOSEPH

LaMARCHE

Honor

Roll

9,

Treasurer

Class

10;

C

las

Vice­

s

9;

Baseball

10;

9,

10,

Club

Society

10,

Basketball

10;

president

termen's

11,

Let­

12;

11,

Math

12;

11,

12;

Roundup

9,

Last

11,

12;

11;

Roundup

10,

Sodality

12;

11,

Roundup

Service

Award

Distinguished

II.

ROBERT

BRUCE

LAMPING

Roll

Honor

12;

11,

Track

9;

Philothespic

12

10,

9,

Society

11,

..

;

Phil

12;

Plays

Major

Last

Roundup

11,

Roundup

12;

9,

11,

12;

Sodality

St.

12;

Berchman's

11,

John

Society

Glee

10,

12;

9,

Club

12.

JOHN

ROBERT

EUGENE

KONDERLA

Class

Officer,

9,

10;

ALBERT

KRAJCA

Treasurer

9;

Band

Bowling

9;

Band

9,

Glee

10,

11;

Club

12;

Bowling

Cafeteria

12;

Aid

•

Cafeteria

Assistant

9,

12.

10,

12.

11,

GEORGE

Band

9,

9,

10,

Society

11,

12;

Glee

9,

12.

38

LOVELL

11,

11,

9,

12;

12;

12;

LEWIS

Camera

Club

12;

11,

12;

Club

Philothespic

Chess

Magicians'

Club

10,

Club

10;

(flub

Archery

French

Club


MICHAEL

JOHN

LINEHAN

Honor

RoIl

10,

9,

C

I

C

I

11;

Treasurer

ass

9;

ass

Vice-president

I

C

President

ass

10;

11;

Bowling

Jesuit

10;

Debaters

9,

Gold

11;

11,

10,

Medal

12;

Debater

Secretary-Treasurer

Debaters;

NFL

Secretary

Na­

Debaters;

tional

Honor

Society;

Vic

NHS;

e-president

9,

Roundup

A

"J"

11,

10,

d;

S

vic

r

e

12;

Distin­

war

e

guished

Round­

Editor

Award;

Last

12;

Magazine

up

11;

Roundup

10,

11,

Sodality

Central

12;

Council

Stu­

11,

dent

12;

Council

12;

11,

Stu­

of

Vice-president

dent

Senior

Council;

Elocution

Contest

11.

"All

right,

there

were

three

cases

there

a

minute

ago."

ALBERT

DENNIS

LOISELLE

CIa

s

s

Vice-president

11

Baseball

10,

9,

Bowling

11,

10,

;

12;

11,

Club

Lettermen's

12;

So­

12;

Philothespic

Club

9;

ciety

12;

Safety

Berchman's

John

Society

11;

10,

Sodality

St.

9,

10,

12;

11,

li­

Cl ub

9;

Archery

Aid

9,

brary

zine

10;

M.aga­

Winner

Drive

9;

Golf

Jesuit

Win­

Open

12.

ner

Cheerleaders.

Craven's

MICHAEL

NICHOLAS

MACODREK

Honor

Roll

10,

9,

Debaters

Jesuit

9,

National

11,

11;

10,

Honor

12;

Math

12

11,

Society

St.

;

S.M.D.

Club

12;

11,

Math

S

min

e

Roundup

9,

10,

arlO;

11,12;

Berchman's

John

His­

Society·

9,

10,

Club tory

Attendance

12;

9;

10.

Perfect

foot.

flee

from

Cascia

Hall

mascot

which

has

devoured


ANTHONY

GEORGE

MARTON

Class

Treasurer

Band

12;

12;

II;

Bowling

Society

II,

Philothespic

St.

12;

Berch­

John

man's

II,

Society

Club

Glee

12;

12.

L.

ROBERT

McDERMOTT

Class

Roll

Honor

9;

ide

res

n

t

12;

Vice-p

Football

12;

II,

10,

Club

Lettermen's

II,

Cl ub

12;

II,

Ranger

President

Ranger

12;

ub

0

Club;

9;

History

Perfect

Attendance

9,

Senior

10,

II;

Repre­

sentative

In­

at

Rotary

ternational

BRIAN

MICHAEL

THOMAS

NYE

12.

MARTIN

MARKHAM Band

II,

Class

9

Secretary

10;

9,

Bowling

Club

St.

12;

man's

12;

Football ;

10;

John

Safety

12;

Bowling

II,

12;

10;

10;

Safety

Bookstore

History

10,

II,

II,

Sacristan

10,

Club

Berch­

dality

Club

9,

Club

12;

II;

St.

So­

John

Berchman's

Society

9,

10,

9.

II,12.

ANTHONY

JOSEPH

McGARVEY

Honor

Roll

Track

9,

10,

II;

II

II,

12;

Bowling

10,

Last

Roundup

12. up

·40

n,

12;

;

Round­


CHARLES

JOSEPH

McGUIRE

Student

Transfer

Roll

Honor

10;

Class

11;

Basket­

11

Secretary

;

Tri­

ball

12,

11,

10,

All-State

12;

Captain

Baseball

Basketball;

10,

Co-Captain

12,.

11,

All-State

11;

Baseball;

American

City

Legion

Cheer­

11;

Champions

Lettermen's

leader

11;

N

Club

Honor

Society

Club

11,

11;

Safety

12;

a­

12;

11,

10,

tional

DONALD

FRANCIS

Club

President

Safety

MOEN Council

Student

11 ;

Chess 12.

Bowling

Club

11,

12;

12.

GEORGE

NICHOLAS

MEHL

CIa

President

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47


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WILLIAM

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EDWARD

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ALFIERI

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JOHN

his

leaves

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62

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card. report

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Bill

Davies

Davis

Joe

Don

Ernest

DePasqual

Driscoll

Dominguez

Jim

Dugan

James

Durbin

Eaton

Barry

65


Lance

Emerson

James

John

Evans

Fenoglio

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David

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Tim

Frank

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Fletcher

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Paul

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Lew

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Larry

Jack

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Jim

66

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Pat

Bill

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Haggerty

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Jim

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Paul

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Mike

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Davis

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Paul

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Paul

Hooker

John

James

Don

Jackson

Humphries

Kirk

Kavanagh 69


Jack

Lancaster

Kreska

Mike

Landress

Clay

Sal

Larry

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Langston

Mike

Licandro

Lindley

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David

Bernie

Loftus

Love

Hugh

Long

Lundquist

Tom

Malooly

T.

Fred

V.

McCormick

Mangelsdorf

Richard

McKenna

George

Joe

Mais

McLaughlin

George

Mangelsdorf 71


Robert

Al

McPeters

Meinzer

David

Menard

Terry

Bill

Noonan

Mike

David

Pedlar

Peay

72

Owen

Skip

Tom

Pauken

Carl

Pellegrini

Murphy


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Hugh

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Philion

Tom

John

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Phillips

Pendery

Paul

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Rinehart

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lunch."

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73


Roach

Bill

Phil

Jim

Ruffing

John

Saba

Dennis

Schni tzi us

Kenneth

Bill

Sharp

Sellmeyer

and

Bellamy

Jim

John

74

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Scott

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Carson

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wishing

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service

agents,


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David

Sincleair

Slovak

James

Sodeman

Starek

Mickey

Staton

Raymond

Frank

charge

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Nixon,

Tobin

Paul

Tullius

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waving

flag.

Bill

Stokes

Victor

Taylor

75


Mike

Walden

Art

Tom

Bill

Wear

Welch

Dick

Weissert

White

Bob

Willis

George

Wood

Anthony

76

Bill

Wylie

James

Zurlis

Welch


Anderson

Tommy

Alfieri

J

Jerry

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Arline

Jack

Pat

Baker

Barry

to

the

Congratulations

Bill

Campion

Caravella

Ronny

1960

Last

Roundup

Compliments

TEXAS

78

of

TERRAZZO

CO.


Robert

Cardenas

David

Carrell

Carson

Juan

Clayton

Mike

Chitwood

Ernest

Chamberlain

Chunn

Chapman

Rick

Cline

Wayman

Steve

Durbin

(2210)

preparing

to

ask

his

classmates

who

Mike

Danny

Coghlan

Conway

put

the

cobra

on

the

other

end

of

the

rope.

John

Cook

Mike

Cornelison

79


to

the

1960

Last

Roundup

Congratulations

of

Compliments

OAK

Craker

Jack

George

Joan

80

Bill

D'Avignon

FARMS

DAIRIES

Archie

Crane

Debus

de

Refugio

la

Garza

Jim

Daboub

Edward

de

Lira

D'Avignon

Gabriel

de

Lira


Martin

Dennehy

Steve

Durbin

Mike

Dimmirtt

Robert

Duron

Parks

Stearns

out

that

points

three,

Albert

Bill

Eckelkamp

Vincent

Enna

John.

Espinoza

only

three,

"in

the

beginning

there

were

Mousketeers."

Eidt

Fain

Tommy

Milton

F

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Wendy

Flaming

81


Bill

Loy

Foley

Bill Ronald

Ford

Bill

Fox

Tip

Galer

Gaberino

Jim

Freeman

Galletta

Trent

Galloway

Mr.

Kozsuch

smiles,

he

as

only

can

on

smile,

the

members

of

Class

2209H.

Duffy

John Gayhart

82

Golden

Terry

Juan

Gomez

Ernest

Gonzalez

Regino

Gardner

Gonzales


Steve

Gary

Bob

Pat

Hargrave

Gossett

Ronald

Gottschalk

John

Griffin

Hartling

Hawkes

attempts

cornea-transplant

while

Mr.

Atkinson,

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reads

instructions

out

of

an

old

Head

George

Eugene

Tom

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Henson

Joe

Hernandez

Wayne

Herpin

Jerry

Hoffpauir

83


John

Biff

Mike

Bob

Hollern

Don Bill

Iwanski

Grant

Jacobson

Hupfeld

Horak

Johnson

Jerry

Jones

Bill

Keane

Kagay

Pat

Kelly

Kertz

Larry

Members

his

head

of

Class

wide

2210

on

open

look

the

on

as

with

anticipation

closer

Joe

Meyer

gets

and

closer

to

splitting

room

trampoline

ceiling.

Mark

84

Kirk


Robert

Krajca

Labac

Bill

Bill

Langston

Larry

Lilj

Larry

Nick

Randy

Krippner

Bill

Lawrence

Lenzer

Jean

Lalumia

Tom

Lamarche

Lewis

estrom

Mike

Little

John

Loscerbo

Coach

Walsh

and

Satarino

conduct

on

experiment

of

class

the

of

elastic.ity

the

stomach

with

the

assistance

2210.

85


Brady

Lotridge

Jack

Kent

Luby

John

Luecking

Joe

Lutskus

Lupot

Macias

Gabe

Dennis

Madigan

Bob

Dennis

Madigan

and

before

ing

house

Pat

Kelly

Manskey

rest­

enter

they

with

their

grandma's

basket

of

goodies.

Mike

Massey

Robert.

Glenn

McCarty

86

McCloskey


Martin

McDermott

Donald

McDowell

Don

Mike

McKinney

Chuck

Joe

Meyer

Milberger

Miller

Moore

Sparky

Coach

Bernie

Long's

star

in

yardage

Jacinto

Frosh-Soph

scatback,

one-legged

football tourney.

Morales

Mike

Tony

Moran

Morgan

M

Don

Moxley

unchrath

Ray

87


Mike

Newton

Peter

Nugent

Fr.

the

moves

Poche,

SJ.,

natives

among

them

of

2211H,

from

becoming

keeping

restless-tonight.

Pitts

Terry

O'Connor

Mike

O'Boyle

Kent

Robinson

Robinson

Robby

88

Tim

O'Shea

Terry

Dan

Rovello

Lloyd

Frank

Payne

Satarino

Bobby

Robert

Ray

Schaefers


Victor

Schell'

Scott

Jim

Park

Stearns

firing

pin

pen-sized

2211H

while

the

intended

grenade

Mr.

victim,

McLeod,

on

innocently.

Sliter

Melvim

Dan

looks

in

on

adjusts

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Jim

Slovak

Stefaniak

Jim

Smith

Jim

Sullivan

Jim

H.

Jack

R.

Starrett

Smith

Raymond

Teeling

Alan

Tinkle

Parks

Stearns

William

Tobemy

89


1

Anthony

James

Todora

John

David

Wheat

Bruce

Turner

White

John

Ward.

Tyler

Pete

Sammy

Widener

Joe

Wilbert

Tim

Wassdorf

Willis

Travis

Wing

Mr.

Murphy,

S.].,

inspecting

half

of

a

set

of

matching

stuffed

life-sized

wolverine

book-ends

to

given Hal

Womack him

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by

2205.

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of

set

will

be

given(?)

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Wright

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MIKE

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91


James

Adams

Jimmy

Adams

Mike

Adams

William

Aikin

Mike

Allen

Atkinson

Ricky

David

Barker

Paul

Barry

"OK!

Freshmen

are

not

people."

Chris

Bird

J

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Blackburn

Ed

Boudreau

Terry

Tony

Bruce

92

Bovis

Harold

Boyd

Briscoe

Chris

Broadhurst

Bob

Zach

Brill

Bartley

Gordon

Bennett

Bradley

Billings

Brown


Mike Hal

Brooks

Tom

Browne

Ronnie

Caffo

Cain

Steve

Byrne

Calabria

Tommy

Mike

Byrnes

Callahan

Gary

refuses

Mr.

McLeod,

for

again,

other

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to

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teach

matter,

that

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class

with

any

in

it.

Canales

Steve

Chunn

Howard

Charles

Clark

Clements

Bill

Larry

Constable

J

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Conine

Colgin Gerald

Coronado

93


Harold

Crawford

David

Cuellar

Cree

Johnny

Wayne

Cummings

Jim

D'Ambrogi

Mike

Daniel

memory

action.

Tom

D'Aquino

Mike

Drozd

Tim

Dugan

David

Emmert

Don

Danny

Joe

Erler

Sammy

94

Dennehy

Eads

Farina

John

DiCristofalo

Bill

Frank

Dick

Eberline

Tom

Fertitta

Chris

Dolney

Edwards

Ferguson

Mike

Dowling


'Carl

Fiorletta

Denis

Fitzpatrick

Jack

Garner

Pat

Garrett

Pat

Guillot

John

Foley

Gilchrist

John

John

Mike

Fox

Mike

Don

Glasco

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Pat

Graffeo

Mike

Gray

Mike

Hanley

Jim

Nick

Hallack

Bill

Hartnett

Tommy

Ricky

Harris

Ira

Graff

the

senior

said

means

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Harford

Freeman

Harrison

honor."

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Heinrich

95


Hibbs

Tony

John

Hilker

Bob

Hoffman

Dalton

Henry

Hohman

Vincent

Hollenbeck

Jerry

"Quick,

Gilchrist,

Canaveral

Cape

Darwin

Hughes

on

depending

you."

Jim

Richard

Jackson

Mike

Janick

Hyland

Johnson

James

Louis

Dick

and

are

Hutchinson

Bill

96

Freeman

Huffines

Tommy

Johnson

Johnson

Mike

Johnson

Vaughan

Jones

Robert

Kaska

Keese

Tony

Danny

Kerr


Gene

Kimble

Scott

Klein

Klein

Charles

Richard

Krebbs

Kopecky

Skipper

Sherman

Tom

LaBarba

Land

LaMarche

Andy

the

beard

necessarily

Lindman

Loyall

Nick

Shylock

that

doesn't

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Garner,

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was

Robert

a

he

imply

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Tony

Pat

Loremo

David

Lovelace

Richard

Long

MacKenna

Lover

Tommy

Corky

Mahaffey

John

Manskey

Marion

Tommy

Tim

Marron

Joe

Mariner

Martin

Philip

97


McAuliff

Don

M�ke

Joe

McCaffrey

Ray

McShane

David

Miner

Geary

Dennis

Dick

McCormick

Joe

McEvoy

McPeters

Meeks

Moen

Bill

Mokry

Ismael

Morales

"I

don't

mind

his

it's

swiping Joe

Mulcahy

Eddie

Murphy

98

Bill

Murphy

David

Nasky

my

lunch;

homework my

that

hurts."


Bill

Bob

Neilon

Gus

Neuhoff

Noble

James

Bill

Oates

Bob

O'Brien

Olsen

Parker

James

David

O'Neill

Perkins

Warren

Clifford

Bill

Preston

Phil

Roebuck

Sam

Joe

Owens

Preston.

Tom

Russel

Roppolo

Kerry

Allan

Hal

Padgett

Art

Price

Reames

Reagan

Quevedo

Sa tarino

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Warren

Bob

Pulich

Jimmy

Thurman

Orril

Schaeffer

Tony

Mike

Caesar

Prost

Ricci

Bobby

Tommy

Jock

Rutledge

Schindler

Ray

Rychlik

John

Sefcik

Sammy

99


Paul

Sibila

Bill

Dennis

Sliter

Smith

Stanford

Will

B,ill

Charles

Taylor

Gilbert

Stapp

Trevino

John

Vadala

Vic

Stewart

Sullivan

Roger

Mike

Vance

Jerry

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Vanderslice


Joe

Vara

Wade

Skippy

Dick

John

Weissert

Weathers

Charles

Wilson

Webster

Don

John

Wolff

Paul

Bob

Vinton

Wagner

Weinrich

Mike

Wood

Clancy

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Taylor

and

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gone

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minutes

three

than

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GAME

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the

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caught

deserved

much

credit

for

the

for

That

as

the

of

other

Black's

T.D.

recipient

He

little

Bill

number

44,

pass,

scored

first

the

touchdown

a

on

48-yard

Rangers'

Taylor.

and

and

run

in

then

conversion

all-important

won

News

performance

"Back

for

the game.

in

outstanding

Black

pass

that

two-point

his

the

from

a

gathered

play,

pass

For

14-

well

goes

the

as

a

pass,

win.

yarder,

of

the

Black

the

was

selected

game,

Week."

Morning

Bill

Heinen

bulldogs

OLAN

ADAMS-'60

Tackle

T.C.LL.

All-State

FRANK

GONZALEZ-'60

Tackle

FRANK

Tiger

ball-carrier.

MORALES-'60

Guard

T.C.LL.

All-State

107


16

RANGERS

SEAGO­

VILLE

12

Mike

in

moves

on

runner.

Dragon

Bulger

PASSES

LAST

PUSH

RANGERS

PAST

QUARTER

SEAGOVILLE

connected

Black

Bob

third

one

on

his

of

passes

only

but

the

of

completed

passes

carried

that

to

the

Rangers

quarter

the

of

third

their

against

he

that

those

touchdowns

fourth

for

two

Dragons;

Seagoville

were

season.

victory

Alfieri

tackle

it

43.

the

to

the

through

and

a

Seagoville

intercepted

Jerry

period,

returned.

half-way

holding

Dragons

final

lead

12-0

a

the

With

later

Several

Black

pass

hit

soph­

plays

Ranger

which

Duron

Robert

omore

madethe

for

a

pass-and-run

46-yard

to

Black's

12-6.

score

Bill

Heinen

for

play

the

conversion

pass

the

made

The

12-8.

score

next

time

were

the

the

Rangers

ball,

got

on

their way

they

from which

the

to

winning

Black

on

came

a

on

47-yard

T.D.,

to

a

pass

conversion

the

to

Enright.

time

play

this

was

two-point

Again

good,

Owens.

pass

The

Jesuit

up

Here

Dave

against

catches

the

Enright

winning-touchdown

defense

was

linebacker

led

game

who

Frank

tackles.

twenty

pass

Seagoville.

MICKEY

DURBIN-'60

PAT BILL

PARKERSON-'60

HEINEN-'60

Back Back

Back

T.C.LL.

108

Morales,

by

with

the

wound

All-State


RANGERS

8

BURI(·

BURNETT

home

Rangers

RANGERS

The

BULLDOGS

the

overcame

in

season

open

THROTTLE

Jesuit

rain.

IN

elements

RAIN

of

Rangers

to

their

touchdown

of

fourth

of

win

the

the

fans;

had

team

It

It

season.

but

was

a

two

for

out

for

12

leading

Jesuit

across

but

Ranger

on

the

the.

score;

line

two

being

the

Taylor,

dove

the

ball

the

responsible

in

again

who star,

yards

most

Bill

55

enough

salvage

once

satisfied,

passing

ordinarily

goal-line

was

MUD

thus,

uncomfortable

for away

a

Black,

from

person

wet,

went

they

won.

Bob was

the

and,

game

cold,

for

their

AND

the

only

evening

nature

long

the

across

push

0

yard

ballcarrier

for

with

the

night

carries.

yards

The

names

of

Frank

Pat

Morales,

and

Robert

Duron

Mike

Parkerson,

Mike

Bulger,

heard

were

Lindley,

over

the

constantly

address

made

as

system

runners.

It

tackle

after

public

tackle

on

the

they

this

was

Bulldog

rock-ribbed

defense

which

was

re­

actually

for

sponsible

the

Ranger

victory.

Bob

McDermott

does

mud-dance

in

mid-air

Burk­

during

burnett game.

BOB

BOB

McDERMOTT-'60

BLACK-'60 FELIX

Back

ALFIERI-'60

Back Tackle

T.C.LL.

All-State

109


36

RANGERS

14

MESQUITE

watch

to

someone

RANGER

which

made

him

running

Hupfeld

the

in

form

the

shows

Biff

fullback

Sophomore

future.

OFFENSE

CLICKS

FOR

BIG

IN

YARDAGE

ROMP

OVER

MESQUITE

Jesuit

used

grind

The

the

victory

Skeeters

victim

this

time

Mesquite.

outmanned

the

total

a

out

436

of

game,

and

scoring

and

his

7-yard

Milton

coach

"the

Gaudet,

furnished

completions,

to

Bill

passes

to

Taylor.

Heinen

T.D.

Ranger

The,

ran

by

Black

two

extra

points

Taylor

for

the

third

conversion.

passed

in

greatest

ZURLIS-'61

MIKE

PELLEGRINI-'61

OWENS-'61

Guard End Center

T.C.I.L.

110

Heinen,

fifth

Owens.

CARL

JIM

game,

fifteen

touchdown

Mike

run

a

and across,

kept

manned

passing

of

out

threw

and

Enright,

Taylor,

on

yards,

the

distance;

eleven

Black

punch.

Dave

..

and

ground

Taylor

by

paced

within

Black

scoring

120

with

Bill

running

ball

Bob

Mr

Ranger

the

on

yards

ground

air.

The

by

the

came

a

by

suprisingly

in

The

was

year.

themselves

found

which

squad

the

their

out

to

well-oiled,

of

fifth

offense

balanced

a

All-State


RANGERS

34

IRVING

Bob

McDermott

seems

be

to

a

match

having

with

wrestling

the

20

ball­

Irving

carrier.

ENRIGHT

RAMBLES

AS

RANGERS

ROLL

OVER

IRVING

Dave

found

his

in

Enright

and

he

the

to

lead

the

against

the

from

Rangers

accounted

Enright

sun

place.

it

used

quickly

win.

for

of

26

Irving

to

Jesuit

Tigers,

34-20

a

the

personally

and

Ranger

points

-

turned

in

a

on

bang

On

the

Dave

side,

where

want

"always

received

with

Morales

tackles,

the

able

Frank

assistance

Morales.

recovered

two

Tiger

honors

with

Morales

was

Mike

Bulger,

in

defense

tackles

with

sixteen.

One

suprising

of

the

defensive

the

was

fact

that

29

of

the

game

were

made

defensive

Bob

backfield

Black

number

unusually

to

added

of

tackles

to

and

more

to

touchdown

to

Bill

his

record,

scored

Taylor.

on

an

and

conversions

came

on

other

.his

from

other

Durbin.

Mickey

pass

from

one

Black,

passes

the

Enright

a

interception

and

a

make.

three

one

Enright

touchdowns

Both

for

large

passes

two

two

phase

tackles

Ranger

an

backs,

by

from

Besides'

guy,

15

defensive

Sharing

led

some

him"

you

credited

being

who

defense.

job

up

defensive

the

fumbles.

to

Mike

Owens

to

Enright.

Once

a

again

their

was

as

the

honored

Ranger

of

the

the

Following

"Lineman

the

by

week.

player

selected

of

the

News

as

Morning

Dave game,

was

Enright

Week." Ranger

Bill

tri-captain

Taylor

rambles

for

yardage

against

Irving.

MIKE

LINDLEY-'61

LARRY

DESSOMES-'61

JIM

EV ANS-'61

Tackle Back

End

III


24

RANGERS

CASCIA

HALL

14

AWFUL

GOING

THERE

Hall

Cascia

the

for

first

took

Hall

end

after

Rangers,

against

visitors

the

as

though

quarters

well

as

Jesuit's

their

as

homecoming,

spoil

might

GET

the

field

the

looked

it

three

Tulsa

from

BUT

TOUGH

ANYWAY

eleven

inspired

and

Cascia

victory.

FIND

RANGERS

An

with

Enright

homecoming

Ranger

hands

shakes

Dave

tri-captain

Ranger

season.

perfect

Bill

and

Dave

for

big

victory.

and

51-yard

for

from

lead.

Shortly

from

assured

and

The

Heinen,

deer,

RONNIE

DAVIES-'61

Center

112

bracks

Bill

Ranger

returned.

put

when

the

for

30

yards

score

the

Dave

for

good.

a

Cascia

Hall

the

final

pass

score.

Ranger

Cascia.

loose

against

PAT

HOLLERN-'61

Back

still

Commodores

goal

ahead

Rangers

he

intercepted

victory

it

Bill

The

the

crossed

Mickey

the

to

yards

Enright

the

Ranger

with

thereafter,

out

two

Rangers

score.

Ranger

opened,

Durbin

the

line

first

Black.

Taylor

second

fourth

the

Bob

play

the

yards

as

quarter

in

the

Enright

run

pass

81

14-12

guns

scored

straight

a

on

galloped

stood

the

seventh

their

T.D.

were

Taylor

Enright

in

DICKIE

GRUBER-'62

Back


RANGERS

25

WACO

CATHO'LIC

tackler.

tries

Bill

head-butting

Taylor

HEINEN

BILL

WACO

but

Cougar

against

TO

WIN

J emit

half­

CATHOLIC

never

good

led

RANGERS

CARRIES

OVER

"A

back"

14

spectacular

the

to

of

one

their

most

im­

Rangers

victories

of

A

the

portant

ISO-pound

year.

the

ster

of

name

Bill

Heinen

speed­

turned

by

the

on

really

steam

he

as

scored

three

of

the

Ranger

touchdowns

and

first

44-

a

tally,

for

threw

the

other

trailing

6-0.

Cougars

the

point

In

that

put

ahead

Heinen

good.

dash.

a

Then

in

the

for

scored

the

fourth

10-yard

he

blasted

the

period,

of

the

for

his

center

through

and

line

rambled

Cougar

thirty

of

score

the

The

yards

final

game.

counter

came

on

Ranger

an

from

eight-yard

to

His

Pel­

period,

on

again

third

Carl

Rangers

third

same

with

return,

punt

extra

legrini's

one.

came

yard

the

Rangers

end

Mike

Owens.

Heinen

pass

Mike

with

ten

tackles

Bulger,

and

an

led

intercepted

pass,

the

defense.

Ranger

Bill

Heinen

in goes

MIKE

high

air

for

from

Black.

pass

COGHLAN-'61 JIM

SMITH-'62

JOHN

SABA-'61

Guard

Center

Tackle

1r3


48

RANGERS

LANERI

o

Nice

tackle,

TAYLOR-PACED

but

OIan;

to

on

runs

lopsided

of

and

Black.

He

2

run

and

one

out

of

Bill

hit

Heinen

game

Dickie

Reserves

credit

for

Here

Bill

who

racked

Taylor,

in

during

to

a

this

and

this

their

game,

fine

team

in

the

future.

Rangers

thousand

to

the

HOOKER-'61

Back

outside

away

BIFF

HUPFELD-'62

Back

on

only

for

yards

breaks year,

a

T.D.

on

the

yards

third

Laneri,

DAVE

114

closeup

the

rushing

against

of

great

the

fifth

41

the

conversiort.

Rangers'

deal

a

played

assures

the

Hupfeld

plunge,

Heinen

got

ing

on

a

touchdown,

rambled

Biff

Bill

scored

Cruber

yards.

two-yard.

T.D.

pass

one

for

passes,

10

covering

new

final

Ravens.

36-yard

missed

Black,

also

seven

one

a

IN

ball

a

who

Black.

pass

one

the

Laneri

on

two

conversions,

from

a

on

LANERI

and

yards,

countered

also

play

a

the

victory

26,

27,

Bob

from

points

over

a

Rangers

scored

of

twenty-eight

the pace

He

man.

WALLOP

CONTEST

first

the

Taylor

to

that's your

RANGERS

ONE-SIDED

scored

Bill

ROBERT

DURON-'62

Back

fine

show­


RANGERS

22

CLASSEN

defense

Ranger

RANGERS

END

OF

The

scored

to

on

sixteen

in

the

of

straight

record

of

and

the

then­

Thus

victory

nine

the

year.

and

no

wins,

1949

SHUT-OUT

first

quarter

tenth

the

the

set

ball-carrier.

WITH

points

their

broke

Rangers

was

Comet

SEASON

CLASSEN

Rangers

coasted

in

moves

PERFECT

0

one

losses,

tie

which

team.

by

Bill

scored

the

first

touchdown

Taylor

the romp

on

few

on

The

Bill

later,

Heinen

Heinen

added

the

final

the

middle

of

jaunt

the

Mike

Bulger,

up

countered

converted

in

late

the

of

line,

Zurlis,

charge

and

Olan

Adams,

Pellegrini,

in

the

Classen

This

through.

Felix

composed

Carl

gaping

to

after

fourth

secondary.

offensive

Jim

holes

opened

backs

Ranger

score

Comet

through

Ranger

Alfieri,

Heinen

each

Taylor

scamper.

a

20-yard

continually

a

a

19-yard

minutes

and

13-yard

touchdowns.

quarter

on

Ranger

A

middle.

up

a

their

line

for

in game,

the

was

particular,

team

victory. Dave

Enright

LARRY

LA

WRENCE-'62

End

JERRY

ALFIERI-'62

Tackle

shows

his

pass-catching

JIM

style.

WHEAT-'62

End

115


'33

RANGE.RS

ST.

6

GE.RARDS

Bob

Here

the

for

who

Black,.

for

HALFBACKS

IN

and

to

eleven.

Heinen,

33-6

a

win

over

but

a

in

13

of

playing

carries

second

the

St.

his career,

game

for

14.2

a

yard

for

in

out-classed

best

the

Taylor,

yards

Heinen,

the

of

time

average

tallied

per

three

year,

a

for

was

single

scores.

seventeenth

and

together

got

game

Bill

184

Bill

touchdowns

goes

TO

Bill

Taylor

Rangers

garnered

carry.

two

RANGERS

PACE

SEMI-FINALS

Bill

Bills,

the

Gerard's

season,

during

yards

ground.

WIN

led

the

1400

the

on

way,

GALLOPING

two

Jesuit's

over

passed

hard

yardage

JESUIT'S

Taylor

game.

ace

Jesuit's

other

Bob

his

Black,

general,

of

the pass

the

responsible

field

touchdown

during

the

completed

'season

during

game

the game.

,

The

defense

Mike

was

Ranger

Frank

paced

and

Frank

Morales,

total

of

53

tackles

by

Gonzalez.

also

due

Felix

the

his

patented

did

in

used

Bulger,

SATARINO-'62

Guard

BOB

holes

tackles

which

game.

BULGER-'62 RICK

Cuasd

for

combined

senior

the up

the

during

running

(forward).

FRANK

116

Taylor

trio

fine

a'

Olan

job

Alfieri

opening.

shows

Bill

tri-captain

game.

for

praise

and

halfback

Ie

sty

This

the

during

is

Special

Adams

galloping

All-Stater

Ranger

CLINE-'62

Back

Jesuit's


RANGERS

34

BISHO'P

BYRNE

Here

Carl

block

for

Heinen

Bill

for

waits

loose

break

to

that

so

he

20

can

Pellegrini

him.

PERFECT

END

RANGERS

SEASON

WITH

ended

hard

it

found

marched

to

an

do

to

anything

Rangers

game.

consecutive

fourth

an

unprecedented

they

else

all

that

the

of

team

up

marched

Rangers

present

Port

of

member

make

the

as

were

Byrne

Bishop

highly-touted

to

goes

anything

general,

team:

great

over

execution;

tackling,

blocking,

in

and,

football

the

the

The

championship.

running,

with

perfect

The

perfect

as

T.C.LL.

a

CONSEC­

season

a

Rangers"

mighty

"mighty,

almost

wrong

the

FOURTH

CHAMPIONSHIP

T.C.I.L.

UTIVE

The

34-20.

Arthur,

but

was

those

outstanding;

Every

who

the

among

Taylor,

outstanding

Black,

and

Carl

Mike

Dave

Bob

Heinen,

Olan

Bill

Bill

were

were

outstanding

Pellegrini,

Bulger,

Enright,

Alfieri'.

Felix

Adams,

Two

counters

the

of

were

The

and

scored

fifth

came

when

Mike

two

Taylor

by

Ranger

Heinen.

Owens

recovered

Bill

tally

by

Johnson's

One

fumble

last

debt

the

in

end

zone.

to

should

and

of

staff

the

for

the

its

first

that

fine

it

did

ren­

in

bringing

job

coaching

Jesuit

be

congratulations

gratitude

dered

season.

perfect

Bill

Bishop

in

for

cuts

Taylor

with

up-field

yardage

championship

game

Byrne.

INDIVIDUAL

STATISTICS

SCORERS

S�ASON r·

106

Jesuit

First

Downs

Pass

Bill

Opponent

Taylor

82

185

149

Bill

205

161

Dave

Heinen

62

Attempts

Enright

Pass

100

59

Mike

Owens

22

Completions

22

Interceptions

(

Passing

7

by )

12

Biff

Hupfeld

2015

Rushing

Total

1940

Yardage

Durbin

746

2686

Bob

Black

Bob

McDermott

Dickie

Robert

Gruber

Duron

6

6

6

6

4

Carl

Pellegrini

117

9

Mickey

1472

3487

Yardage

Offense


Kneeling:

Taylor,

Tri-Captains;

Newton,

Schaefer,

Loupot,

Eddy

Reinhart,

Zimmerman,

T.

Milburger,

Freeman,

Fred

Coston,

Dennehy,

Bill

Gonzalez,

Johnson.

Mais;

V.

Manglesdorf,

Nugent,

Boutell,

First

Row

(standing):

Castro,

Wear.

Billings,

Kenneth

Briggs,

manager;

Third

manager;

coach.

Row:

Galer,

D'Christofolo,

Hollern,

Second

Smith,

T.

J.

Durbin,

Row:

O'Shea,

Lewis,

Wing,

Macias,

Willis,

Carrillo,

Kavanagh.

B-TEAM

RECORD

SEASON

(3-3)

B-Team

B-Team

20

7

Lewisville

Richardson

B-Team

21

Green

B-Team

14

Grand

B-Team

6

B-Team

6

Hill

Prairie

0

12

14

8

32

Mesquite

Above:

B- Team

quarterback

with

freshmen.

118

Mike

Hollern

throws

in pass

B- Team

scrimmage

Muenster

26


Second

Fir-st

Row:

B.

Elor,

LaBarba,

Murphy,

Chitwood,

Dugan,

Vara,

Row:

Third

Perkins,

Trevino,

Roppolo,

Barry,

Row:

Dennehy.

.Ricci.

Farina.

Wagner,

Fourth

E.

Hibbs,

Row:

Kaska,

Martin

Brooks,

Huffeins,

assistant

Jones,

coach.

Quwvwdo,

Mokry,

Bird,

Colgin,

Jerry

Alexander,

FROSH

Frosh

SEASON

Frosh

RECORD

24

(1-2)

Adamson

Marks

Frosh

6

St.

Frosh

6

Carrollton

6

28

7

defense

moves

in

for

the

kill.

Murphy,

coach;

Grapheo,

McKenna,


Cheerleaders

John

Helies,

Tom

and

David

Craven

it

whoop

at

one

of

the

Rangers'

up

Malooly,

games.

CHEERLEADERS

Below:

John

Helies

can't

just

his

mouth

shout.

keep

"MIGHTY,

MIGHTY,

Rangers."

(

"MIGHTY

MIGHTY

Rangers.")


HOMECOMING


BASI(ETBALL

122


McGuire.

Sitting:

Bantle,

Weathers,

Jackson,

Mr.

manager.

Boyce;

Jim

J

Kneeling:

Tri-Captains:

Boeding,

Fetty,

Slater.

Standing:

Schnitzius,

Moriarty,

Mordaunt,

Burgert,

Starek. avors,

Walsh,

Coach.

1959-6.0

JESUIT

RANGER

VARSITY

BASKETBALL

TEAM

123


MIKE

CHUCK

McGUIRE,

Captain

BOEDING,

Forward

MIKE

Captain

Forward

FETTY,

Captain

Guard

SENIORS

MARTY

JAVORS

Guard

JIM

SLATER

Center

MIKE

MORIARTY

Guard

TOM

MORDAUNT

Forward


MIKE

BOYCE

TOM

Guard

PAUL

BANTLE

JACKSON

Forward

Center

JUNIORS

.

PHIL

SCHMITZIUS

MICKEY

Guard

ADAMSON

JESUIT

RONNIE

ST AREK

48

JESUIT

TECH

47

G

FT

F

TP

0

19

6

'7

47

45

G

McGuire

McGuire

BURGERT

Forward

Guard

7

1

FT

0

3

F

1

1

TP

14

5

Boeding

Javors

1

1

1

6

3

4

3

Bantlt'

Boading

Javors

Fetty

3

1

1

0

0

5

0

0

2

15

1

7

1

1

5

3

0

0

2

0

1

4

1

1

0

3

4

3

1

10

3

Fetty Slater

3

Moriarty

Boyce

Slater

10

125


RICHARDSON

TOURNAMENT

CHAMPS

JESUIT

53

JESUIT

40

G

FT

5

2

47

DUNCANVILLE

MESQUITE

F

3

2

0

0

Boeding

McGuire

TP

G

13

41

FT

2

Slater

4

3

I

0

F

0

I

TP

5

6

Boyce

Bantle

3

2

I

0

0

2

3

0

3

6

5

13

I

0

0

2

Fetty

Mordaunt

Burgert

Jackson

I

0

Javors

2

0

I

4

I

0

0

2

2

I

Javors

2

Bantle

3

2

0

2

0

0

5

3

4

13

6

0

5

12

4

6

Boeding

Fetty

Starek

Schnitzius

0

0

4

I

0

4

2

0

0

3

0

2

8

Moriarty

4

Slater

Jim

0

Slater

for goes

McGuire

shot.

ca

Ranger

up

Mike

Boeding

championship

JESUIT

with

G

42

FT

5

I

3

2

Boeding

Bantle

Javors

I

0

F

4

3

0

TP

II

8

2

6

3

0

15

5

4

0

14

0

1

0

I

I

I

3

3

Fetty

Boyce

Slater

in

basket

Richardson.

54

RICHARDSON

McGuire

for

drives

game

ptains

accept

trophy.


49

KIMBALL

77

JESUIT

WOODROW

41

WILSON

G

5

FT

JESUIT

F

TP

2

19

9

Fetty

Javors

6

Slater

5

3

4

1

15

4

14

5

13

4

5

1

2

0

4

1

7

2

9

Boeding

Boyce

47

G

FT

2

McGuire

5

TP

F

6

3

10

1

0

11

1

0

Boeding

0

Bantle

3

Javors

1

7

1

1

2

4

1

0

Fetty

McGuire

1

0

0

5

2

2

2

Boyce

does

Mike

Indian

Bantle

I

I

1

3

Mordaunt

0

0

1

0

Slater

12

dance.

Boeding

JESUIT

TECH

68

54

LANCASTER

JESUIT

51

47

G

10

FT

2

F

TP

1

22

Boeding G

FT

F

TP

McGuire

McGuire

9

0

1

5

0

1

10

18

0

0

0

0

Fetty Slater

4

0

2

8

4

2

0

Slater

1

4

4

6

Bantle

0

5

1

5

1

0

J 2

3

Javors

2

avors

1

2

7

2

2

6

1

0

0

2

0

0

1

0

0

2

1

0

1

2

3

0

1

6

Starek

1

0

0

2

Schnitzius

0

1

0

1

1

0

1

2

1

4

4

6

Mordaunt

Boyce

10

8

3

2

Boeding

Bantle

Burgert

Moriarity

Boyce

Moriarity

Slater

Come on,

JESUIT

McGuire

Slater

this

isn't

football.

23

G

Javors

McGuire;

44

KIMBALL

4

4

FT

1

1

F

0

1

3

1

3

3

0

2

3

0

2

0

TP

9

9

7

6

Boeding

Bantle

1

6

0

4

Fetty

1

2

0

2

1

0

1

1

0

0

0

Boyce

Jackson

0

0

0

0

0

Moriarty

Schnitzius

me

Right:

"Ah,

fellows;

put

down."


WAXAHACHIE

TOURNAMENT

JESUIT

55

CORSICANA

47

FT

G

2

8

F

4

TP

18

Fetty

5

4

2

14

1

4

11

Boeding

5

McGuire

0

1

2

0

2

4

1

0

1

2

3

6

Boyce

Slater

J

avors

JESUIT

66

WAXAHACHIE

G

McGuire

51

FT

F

7

2

4

1

5

5

0

6

TP

19

9

Boeding

Slater

3

3

3

0

5

2

10

9

Fetty

1

6

Boyce

Javors

Bantle

5

1

3

0

1

2

2

1

0

0

2

0

2

0

2

4

Burgert

Moriarty

Casual

McGuire

from

in

gathers

J

avors

cham­

in

pass .

with

pionship

Hillcrest.

game

HILLCREST

JESUIT

68

46

G

6

TP

F

FT

1

2

14

Fetty

5

2

2

12

4

4

10

0

1

0

0

Boeding

3

McGuire

2

4

Javors

2

4

Boyce

Bantle

1

0

1

0

0

5

0

0

1

2

0

Slater

0

Moriarty

Left:

J

avors

and

Hillcrest's up

work

Fetty

zone.

weave

in

an

effort

to

break


59

JESUIT

JESUIT

61

DR.

ALUMNI

LANCASTER

33

PEPPER

FT

F

TP

6

0

0

12

0

0

10

0

0

10

G

FT

F

5

5

Slater

3

0

2

Boyce

Game)

TP

JESUIT Boeding

McGuire

7

2

2

16

6

0

3

12

50

ATLANTA

1avors

Slater

6

TOURNAMENT

40

(First

G

Boyce

1avors

3

I

I

7

3

I

I

7

36

G

3

Fetty

0

0

6

McGuire

4

Mordaunt

3

0

I

0

0

2

0

2

0

0

2

0

4

I

Burgert

I

F

TP

6

0

I

12

5

2

2

12

2

II

2

Boeding

Burgert

FT

6

McGuire

Mordaunt

0

3

5

I

3

0

Boyce I

Boeding

0

0

2

2

Fetty

0

0

4

I

0

0

2

1

0

0

2

Javors

0

3

I

I

0

0

2

0

2

0

0

I

0

0

0

Moriarty

Starek

3

0

6

1

0

5

1

2

0

4

0

0

1

0

2

Fetty Starek

Moriarty

Slater

Bantle

0

Jackson

0

Schnitzius

0

0

Moriarty

Game)

(Second

JESUIT

62

57

SAMUELL

IRVING

60 40

JESUIT

G

FT

F

TP

G

McGuire

7

8

0

22

2

16

2

4

4

8

I

3

7

FT

F

TP

1

16

3

10

2

7

McGuire

7

2

3

Boyce

4

2

Boeding

Boeding

I

2

2

0

0

4

0

2

4

0

0

2

Slater

Slater

4

I

Fetty 1avors

3

0

0

6

I

0

I

2

0

I

I

I

2

I

Boyce Bantle

Javors

Fetty

JESUIT

48

JESUIT

DUNCANVILLE

7

6

Boeding

avors

Bantle

Fetty

Slater

FT

0

0

TP

0

14

3

12

5

7

Fetty

2

6

Boyce

I

0

5

I

0

2

2

I

0

I

2

4

CLIFF

F

esuit's

leading

Chuck scorer,

McGuire,

TP

2

4

12

I

4

II

5

5

0

2

10

4

2

2

10

Slater

I

6

I

8

Javors

3

2

2

8

fires away

two.

49

JESUIT

57

37

NORTH

G

5

FT

F

TP

I

I

II

4

3

5

II

3

0

3

2

I

0

5

I

2

4

4

DALLAS

G

45

FT

F

McGuire

8

5

3

Slater

3

3

2

4

0

6

Javors

Boeding

FT

Boeding

McGuire

I

2

2

for

OAK

JESUIT

Fetty

McGuire

Boyce

50

G

F

3

2

1

SOUTH

59

LANERI

39

G

Boyce

McGuire

1

4

0

TP

21

9

2

8

8

3

Boyce

Slater

1

3

2

2

0

0

I

0

0

0

0

2

5

Boeding

J

avors

0

0

I

0

4

Fetty

S_chnitzius

Bantle

2

0

129


JESUIT

42

JESUIT

DUNCANVILLE

48

RICHARDSON

32

G

7

MaGuire

F

FT

47

TP

0

1

G

15

FT

TP

F

5

2.

1

12

4

4

2

12

4

2

2

10

Fetty

6

300

Boeding

Boeding

213

5

212

5

McGuire

Fetty

400

Slater

8

Boyce

2

1

0

4

Slater

Javors

Bantle

100

2

101

2

Bantle

Starek

1

202

4

100

2

·2

1

0

Moriarty

010

1

003

0

Jackson

Burgert

JESUIT

54

NORTH

DALLAS

41

G

FT

F

TP

7

4

2

18

4

4

0

12

4

2

2

10

Boeding

Slater

McGuire

321

8

Javors

1

0

3

6

Boyce

Slater

002

Richard­

controls

tip

0

Fetty

against

son.

JESUIT

JESUIT

57

SUNSET

REICHER

48

JESUIT

58

REICHER

HIGH

OF

G

7

McGuire

FT

3

F

TP

OF

WACO

WACO

4

13

1

13

HIGH

35

45

G

17

0

G 1

6

77

FT

F

FT

F

TP

McGuire

6

5

TP

1

17

2

15

3

10

Boeding

10

5

4

Slater

2

1

2

3

4

23

3

19

7

Boeding

McGuire

Javors

5

Bantle

1

8

2

0

5

4

1

0

4

2

3

2

Javors 1

4

1

0

3

2

0

2

Fetty

I

Boyce

Slater

1

3

3

6

2

1

1

1

0

2

8

7

7

Moriarty

1

1

2

3

Fetty

Slater

0

1

Boeding

7

5

1

0

1

0

Boyce

Bantle

Jackson

0

2

2

Mordaunt

5

1

0

1

1

0

3

1

0

1

2

1

0

0

2

0

1

1

1

2

Moriarty

Starek

0

0

1

0

Javors

0

0

1

0

Starek

Burgert

Schnitzius

Boyce

61

JESUIT

ST.

MARKS

54

G

McGuire

Javors

FT

F

TP

7

4

0

18

6

0

0

12

3

4

1

10

5

0

0

10

Boeding

Boyce

221

Slater

6

210

5

001

0

Fetty

Moriarty

what'cha

"Hey

f30

bud,

lookin'

at?"


T .C.LL.

(First

JESUIT

PIUS

TOURNAMENT

Game)

77

X

OF

HOUSTON

G

8

Boeding

McGuire

Slater

Javors

FT

7

51

F

TP

3

23

5

9

3

19

5

0

4

10

235

7

302

Fetty

Starek

6

130

5

121

Boyce

Bantle

Moriarty

4

030

3

001

0

Above:

off

Rangers

(Second

CATHEDRAL

JESUIT

EL

G

All-stater

Mike

to

Boeding

S.O.C.

be

hemmed

in

X.

43

1

F

TP

1

9

7

315

6

143

6

300

Slater

2

Fetty

of

FT

4

Boeding

Boyce

Bantle

hoard

Pius

against

PASO

35

lavors

McGuire

Above:

tip

Game)

OF

0

4

3

100

2

011

1

a

by

appears

defenders.

INDIVIDUAL

SEASON

FG

McGuire

FT

162

85

STATISTICS

TR

PF

339

Total

61

TP

AVG.

409

13.2

75

334

10.8

31

56

28

214

70

48

245

75

32

136

71

272

Boeding Jesuit's

54.2

Points-1681-average Javors

Total

Opponent's

Richardson

and

AII-Tournament-Fetty

Place

McGuire

Slater

Fetty

Boyce

Bantle

Waxahachie

Tournament-Second

and

AII-Tournament-Fetty

T.C.I.L.

86

6.9

45.8

Points-1420--average

Tournament-First

Tournament-Third

McGuire

Place

88

28

85

209

109

35

183;

11

77

31

174

5.8

25

91

19

78

2.7

17

2.4

Place

Burgert

8

1

18

7

8

16

8

3

7

1

Moriarty

Starek

AII-State-Mike

9

7

17

22

6.7

6.5

12.

2

19

1.7

5

15

1.1

Boeding

Mordaunt

Schnitzius

2

1

Jackson

1

2

30

8

15

4

5

6

4

.6

.4

131


REGULAR

Tim

Bill

B-TEAM:

Bobhy

Ronald

Willis,

Duron,

Freeman,

Danny

DeLaGarza,

Jim

Smith.

Manager:

Bruce

Bill

Gabriel

Cuco

Eidt,

Ecklekamp,

Johnson,

Macias,

Juan

Jerry

Alfieri,

Tyler;

Coach

Gomez,

Briggs.

B-TEAM

Phil

Schnitzius

makes

like

Bob

Cousy.

Starek

Mickey

has

the

Richardson

boys

guessing.

Ronnie

132

it

Burgert

puts

and up

over.


BASKETBALL-First

FRESHMAN

Clifford

Orrill,

Caffo,

Eddie

Murphy,

lames

John

Row:

Sherman

Don

Fourth

LaBarba,

Row:

Coach

Eifert,

Third

David

McCaffrey,

Manskey,

Conine.

lames

Row:

Blackburn.

Bird,

Durwood

Ferguson,

Terry

Bartley,

Second

Row:

Gus

Noble,

Chris

Nasky.

Chris

Heinrich,

lerry

Vanderslice,

Richard

John

Gary

'Weinrich,

Jackson.

FROSH

Jesuit's

Blackburn

(Jesuit

tries

Bees

from

vs.

St.

far

LaBarba

drives

in

a

fast

one.

out.

Mark's)

133


Jesuit's

7.

Golfers:

Dennis

2.

1.

to

(left

right)

Clancey

Mike

Wilson,

Landress,

3.

4.

Mike

Kerr,

David

5.

Cree,

Loiselle.

GOLF

Cotter,

Kaiser

and

for

Loiselle

practice

up

tournament.

the

big

Frank

Cotter,

6.

Paul

Kaiser,


RANGER

RACKETEERS:

Mr.

Briggs,

2.

Lance

3.

Emerson,

Dan

4.

Hickey,

Mr.

Coach;

(kneeling)

Pat

Cowdin,

1.

John

2.

Roper,

Hugh

Pendery,

Coach.

TENNIS

3.

Chuck

Miller;

1.

(standing)

Mike

Loftus,


TRACI(


1.

E.

Dugan

2.

B.

Tumy

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

C.

F.

M.

G.

B.

8.

J.

9.

P.

Pellegrini

Alfieri

Jones

Mangelsdorf

Wylie

Ruffing

Jackson

track

team

Varsity

Shot-put Sprinter

Carl

Pellegrini

Mangelsdorf

George

Coach

Sheaner

with

track

and

captains

Managers:

Gene

Kimble

and

managers.

Steve

Hargrave.

Distance

Felix

W

.Bob

Eddie

men:

Dugan,

Carl

Alfieri,

eil!jt-men: Gene Martin

Pellegrini,

2.

Ruffing.

Sliter

Dennis

1.

Tumy..

Jones.

Larry

Colgin Don

1.

3.

David

Woodrow

Dan

Nick

4.

Dan

5.

Sal

Levatino

Loremo

6.

Terry ,8.

Rick

Mike

Mike

Bird

Glasco

Moran

First

11.

Chris

Mais

8.

10.

Bartley

Vara

Joe

7.

9.

Livaudais

Kavanagh

Tom

7.

Carrillo

Evans

James

6.

Wilson

McAuliff

3.

5.

McDowell

Miner

2.

Tim

4.

Robert

Jesuit

Meet:

Invitational

Cross-country

takes

Ruffing

9.

Andy

McGarvey

Schaefer

10.

third. Todora

12.

Anthony

Frank

Gonzalez


BASEBALL

Mike

Dan

Sitting:

Manager

Rovello,

Duron,

Gene

Fetty,

Mickey

Starek,

MIKE

BOEDING-'60

Catcher,

Captain

Burgert,

Ray

Mike

Kneeling:

Ronnie

Davies.

Moriarty,

Bob

Standing:

Boyce,

Tom

Ronnie

McGuire,

LaMarche.

Manager

Mike

LaMarche,

Chuck

138

Score-keeper

Dick

Robert

Cree,

Boeding,

J

Marty

Dick

Black,

Baker,

Richard avors,

Jim

Mike

Slater,

Bantle.

Burgert,

CHUCK

McGUIRE-'60

Pitcher,

Captain


BAKER-'60

DICK

RAY

BURGERT-'60

Pitcher

Outfield

BOB

BLACK-'61

Pitcher

DICK

LaMARCHE-'6Q

Infield

MIKE

MORIARTY-'60

Catcher

JIM

SLA

TER-'60 MARTY

JAVORS-'60

Outfield

Infield

139


MIKE

BOYCE-'61

Infield

ROBERT

DURON-'62

Infield

RICHARD

CREE-'61

Outfield

RONNIE

DA VIES-'61

Infield

TOM

BANTLE-'61

Outfield

RONNIE

BURGERT�'61

Outfield

MICKEY

STAREK-'61

Infield

140


TOP

ATHLETES

f.

Football-BILL

Basketball-CHUCK

TAYLOR

McGUIRE

Track-

GENE

RUFFING

Tennis-MIKE

-DAN

LOFTUS

HICKEY

141


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Bin�hart

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W;lnack


Eddie

Sherman

Carriere

Sw�pstakes


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D0AN

�)-«()

(fAMe

nQ

(!){N�et'

1959

December

9-11,

Christ

Auditorium

the

King

Act

II:

Christmas

Eve:

"

not

...

till

Midnight."

with

"What's wrong

nose?" my

1960

February

6,

--

(fes1ivA

[DRAmA

"Look

what

of

I

Dallas

University

I

The

picked

up,

Sherry!"

(left)

on

O'Shea

insists

of

his

flesh.

pound

(right)

Hupfeld:

"Shut up,

that's

O'Shea,

cue." my

150

calm

before

the

storm.


Ie H

off

his

"Chop

head,

and

O'Shea

claim

am

1.11

flRB

thou

of

me

the

earldom

king

of

(M.

I

when

man;

Hereford."

as

J.

Gloucester;

as

Buckingham)

Luby

"Plots

have·

I

in­

laid,

ductions

dangerous."

"Are

called

forth

from

out

world

a

of

innocent?"

slay

L.

as

Bellamy

the

to

men

you

(J.

Clarence;

Lawrence

and

T.

as

the

Murphy

I

"0,

have

a

pass'd

So

night,

of

full

miserable

of

ugly

dreams."

ghastly

sights,

Murderers)


Central

Ed

Pre

Council:

Mickey

;.��f'

.Jim

'l3fadley,

Jack

�a\Vrence;

Chitwood,

Duffy

Dennis

Bill

Madigan,

Dave

Luby,

Terry

Golden,

Straley,

Secretary;

Mike

Bill

Gard­

Hawkes·"J1Mike

Durbin,

Paul

Carriere,

Manglesdorf,

Moriarty,

ltt.

O'Shea,

Ted

Weissert,

John

Abeln,

Mi

Frossard,


ST.

Seniors:

Taylor,'

Martin,

Second

Rust,

Row:

Mickey

Mike

Bulger,

Tumy,

Bruce

Emmert,

Marton,

Mr.

Durbin,

Bob

O'Shea,

Mike

Joe

Pat

Bernie

McCourek,

Callahan.

Mike

SOCIETY

BERCHMAN'S

Ed

Straley,

Tom

Ingram,

Mike

Urso,

JOHN

Paul

Bill

Dave

Carriere,

Ted

Lamping,

Tony

Frossard.

Robert

S.

Atkinson,

J.

Juniors

and

Pat

Sophomores:

Bill

Bulger,

Krippner,

Mangelsdorf,

Miller,

Kagy.

Freshmen:

Robt.

Hoffman,

Pat

John

Klein,

Pat

Chitwood,

Rich­

Guillot,

Mik�

ard

McAuliff,

David

Kopecky,

154

Emmert.

Jim

Juan

Jim

T.

Fox,

V.

Mangelsdorf,

Mike

Steve

Durbin,

McAuliff,

Robt.

Gomez,

Schaefer,

Jim

Chuck

Durbin,

Don

Tim

Glenn

Scott,

Bob

Bill

Chitwood,

Philion,

Tim

Geo.

Moran,

McCarty,

O'Shea,


SACRISTANS

the

Knights

ALtar:

Mr.

oj

Tom

Perry,

Ed

Martin,

Carriere,

Tim

S.J.,

Bill

Krippner,

the

Preparing

(Top)

Sacristan

Tom

Lewis

at

work.

.

no

Without

(Bottom)

Gomez,

Mass.

Jim

Philion,

Juan

O'Shea.

altar

for

the

student

Mass.

Gomez,


LAST

Pat

H.

Business

Pattison,

Manager


ROUNDUP


CLUB

LETTERMEN'S

Football:

Bulger,

Adams,

Dave

Taylor,

Frank

Pat

Olan

Mike

Bill

Alfieri,

Morales,

farkenson,

Second

Enright.

Row:

Jim

Wheat,

Mickey

Durbin,

Frank

Gonzales,

Bob

McDermott,

Carl

Baseball:

Jean

Mike

LaMarche

Dick

(Mgr.),

Chuck

Boeding,

McGuire,

Basketball:

Chuck

Mike

Jim

Fetty,

Boeding,

Marty

LaMarche,

Mike

Bob

Marty

Javors,

Black,

Slater.

McGuire,

Slater,

J

Jim

Mike

Mike avors,

Boyce.

Track:

Joe

(left)

Paul

Jackson,

Bob

°DePasqual,

Bernie

Tumy,

Rust.

Tennis:

Dan

(right)

Larry

Lance

Guillot,

Hickey,

Mike

Emerson.

Loftus,

Boyce,

Ray

Burgert,

Felix

Bill

Bob

Pellegrini,

Alfieri.

Black,

Heinen,

Mike

Owen,

Jerry


BOWUNG

Front

T.

Row:

R.

Labac,

Morgan,

Back

Halloran.

Row:

Superior

W.

J.

M.

Little,

members

J.

G.

not

T.

F.

J.

M.

Eberline,

J.

D.

Fox,

R.

J.

Fenoglio,

B.

D.

picture:

Dolney,

Willis,

Wassdorf,

in

B.

R.

Henry,

Gayhart,

Rushing,

P.

M.

Prost,

Other

Cummings,

Wilbert,

Cree,

Moderator,

Barker,

Lanes.

W.

Aikin,

Sm.ith,

G.

D.

Burns,

Fleming,

of

H.

Secretary,

T.

H.

W.

Burgert,

Manager

LEAGUE

Moxley,

Moxley,

J.

Fitzpatrick,

J.

Cree,

Gardner,

J.

S.

Lenzer,

Mr.

R.

A.

Murphy,

J.

R.

B.

Moen,

Loiselle,

B.

Marion,

Moore,

Adams,

D.

Seeligson,

D.

Scarborough,

T.

Graffeo,

J.

R.

Smith,

D.

Horak,

Huddleston,

P.

Freeman,

Natelentz,

Caravella,

B.

Price,

J.

Stanford,

B.

Wagner.

(right)

Mr.

Bum's

in

pride,

Ray

Burgert,

striking

form.

(bottom)

afternoon

club.

Wednesday

163


AIDS

LIBRARY

Seated:

Moxley.

Robert

Hawkes,

Standing:

Jim

Victor

D'Avignon,

Gene

Jim

Rushing,

Moxley,

Mrs.

Jack

Gardner,

Wayne

Seated:

Bob

Olsen,

164

Helen

Don

Reames,

Dowling,

Raymond

Mike

Darnall,

Starrett,

Chitwood,

George

Jerry

Craker,

Jones.

Scott

James

Mrs.

Philion,

Menard,

Herpin,

Bob

Mike

Stewart,

James

Mike

David

Duffy

White

Buddy

O'Brien,

Jim

Fowler,

Dan

Janousek,

Jim

David

Rovello,

Hugh

"A

Warren

Scott,

Kertz.

Pulich,

Larry

Emmert.

Starrett,

book

A" a

day

keeps

your

English

grade

Standing:


-

MATH

Math

Mike

Mr.

Club:

(L.

Macourek,

to

R.)

Ken

CLUB

David

Sharp,

Dick

LaMarche,

Joe

Marty

Craven,

Paul

D'

Avignon,

Barry

ALPHA

Baker,

Javors,

Jim

Ray

Burgert,

Frossard,

THETA

Straley,

Eaton,

RADIO

Ted

Dick

Kozsuch,

Durbin,

MU

Mickey

CLUB

Fowler.

Radio

Club:

to

(L.

Vincent

R.)

Raymond

Bob

Frank

Olsen,

Fertitta,

beck,

Hollen­

Starrett,

Anthony

_DaMommio,

Presi­

Tom

Pat

Tim

dent;

Callahan,

Fitzgibbons,

-Vice-president

;

Art

Isaac

Edwards,

Tommy

Trevino,

Rutledge,

Treasurer;

Hob

Price,

(Left,

Springer,

(L-R)

Secretary.

Isaac

Pat

Callahan,

DaMommio-the

voice

of

Trevino,

Bob

An­

Springer,

freedom.

thony

165


CLUB-RANGER

SAFETY

CLUB

Club

Safety

The

(left)

"chief" gets

them

for

ready

a

big

Chief

(top)

job.

Pat

Murray,

R.

Capts.

son;

Herrin,

J.

Sargts.

Bellamy,

J.

Urso,

J.

Seelig­

M.

Moody,

D.

Craven;

R.

Companies:

Steffen,

T.

Cree,

D.

Enright,

E.

fieri,

Boughtin,

R.

Interrante,

J.

F.

Al­

R.

Orr,

Goodman,

V.

J.

Cangemi,

Griffice,

(right)

Ranger

Rev.

166

S.

Club:

Bernie

Rust,

1.

Rivoire,

S.1.,

Mrs.

Norsch

and

Bob

McDermott

Schaefer,

Taylor,

John

George

Saba,

:Bob

Froussard.

with

Dennis

Bill

Manglesdorf,

McDermott,

B.

Philion,

T.

sealed

Joe

orders.

Pat

Hankey,

President,

Ronnie

Parkerson,

Davies,

Jim

David

Durbin,

Graven,

Bob

Bill

Mike

Heinan,

OIan

Black,

Adams.

Bulger,


ARCHERY

CLUB

(L

to

R)

George

mond

Rychlik,

Bill

Davis,

Lewis,

Mr.

All

the

of

lens

Jesuit

of

Ray­

Bill

Wylie.,

Vincent

Cangemy,

Edward

S.

Tafoya,

CAMERA

(right)

Seabrook,

McDowell,

Golden,

Halloran,

under

John

John

Bob

Jim

J.

CLUB

falls

Jesuit's

.shutter-bugs.

The

climax

of

the

year-the

Camera

Club

ban­

quet.

Camera

Club:

David

Menard,

Ken

President;

Sharp,

Mike

Walden,

Ezell,

�

Photographer

to

stoop

Hernandez

almost

anything.

will

Treasurer;

Ceo.

Secretary;

Joe

Joe

Hernandez,

DePasqual,

James

Dowling.

Vice-president;

Hawkes,

Bill

Ecklekamp,

Raymond

Hugh

Bob

Janousek,

Dan

Lewis,

Mike

Starrett,

Joe

Starrett,

Lutskus,

Mike

Tobemy,

Darnall,

John


CLUB

GLEE

Bernie

(Top)

Mike

Marty

J avors,

Eugene

Melvin

David

Tumy,

Menard,

Krajca,

Biff

Tom

Pellegrini,

John

DaBoub,

Huddleston,

Mike

Mike

gan

Slovak,

Mario

Carl

Malooly,

Tony

Rust,

Mangelsdorf,

George

Macourek,

Bob

Weber,

Marton,

Darnall,

Father

Crea­

Chitwood,

directing.

(right)

ally

Tour

nous

Ie

Daboub

and

fin­

Pellegrini

achieve

L.G.C.

admittance

into

the

choir.

jour

sommes

opprese.

Joe

Lutskus,

Jack

Bill

Luby,

Fox,

.Bill

Krippner,

Jim

Father

Poche,

Sodeman,

168 Mike

David

Walden,

Ken

White,

Wayne

Herpin,

Frank

Sharp,

David

Cotter,

S.].,

Rodger

Gunn,

Gardner.

Menard,

Duffy

George

Cracker,


CAFETERIA

WORKERS

(top)

David

Spurgin,

deLira,

Gene

Ed

Robert

Krajca,

Ernest

Dominguez,

Fred

James

Schaefer,

Jim

Philion,

Francis,

Al

Coston,

Meinzer,

Edlridge

Barnes,

George

Lewis,

Gene

Rushing.

t

(left)

tomer

Spurgin

at

turns

down

bribe

payola

from

cus­

nasty

counter.

BOOKSTORE

(left)

Excited

crowds

throng

new

change

to

cages

receive

of

glimpses

primitive

specimens

inside.

Mr.

Edward

Tafoya,

watch,

S.].

unconvincingly,

and

his

alert

crew

Dave

Ingram

of

Tom

his

last

spend

Martin

dollar

and

Mike

Emmert

for

precious

cargo.

.

Ib9


The

a

Last

new

introduces

Roundup

idea-class pages.


"The

next

that

is

late

guy

for

Physics

lab

is

1»

going

eat

his

hat."

SENIOR

CLASSES

Burgert

turns

on

the

charm

at

the

senior

prom-1959.

4202

4103

4102

4101H

The

seniors

petition

the

Principal

for

higher

grades,

less

home­

work.

171


-

First

Row:

B.

D.

B.

Weber,

Father

May,

SJ.

Second

D.

Dermott,

Moen,

O.

J.

D.

Barnes,

Loiselle,

J.

P.

Rust,

Snell,

J.

T.

Helies,

B.

McGarvy,

J.

Trevino.

Third

Hickey,

B.

G.

Parkerson,

I.

Hienen,

A.

D.

Krajca,

P.

Mordaunt,

Moriarty,

Seeligson,

G.

J.

Dallin,

T.

Roper,

.M.

Springer,

E.

Row:

Henson,

B.

Adams,

Barry,

DERBIES

BLACK

THE

4202

Mc­

Hubler,

M.

row:

Bulger,

Flahive,

T.·

M.

Barlow,

D.

Sears,

Martin.

4202

wins

the

Thanks­

giving

'Drive.


AROUND

THE

WORLD

WITH

4102

01'

Man

MEAT-LOAFS

River

in person.

1867

Sioux

victors

uprising:

with

foes.

pose

Beloved

4102

teachers

Mis­

plan

sion

Drive

with

a

bang.

Comrades

Scarborough,

4102

Johnson

and

and

Huddleston

join

dates

at

Junior-senior

Bolshevik

in

George

Red

insurrection.

prom.

Storm-troopers

excuse

Meat-loafs

from

Goodman

and

Borders

P.H.

lead

for

rally

championship

game.

seek


179


Feast

Guilliot

insists

he

should

have

been

on

of

St.

Blase

the program.

JUNIOR

CLASSES

Alert

serious

juniors

contemplate

test.

Chemistry

3106

3109H

3203

3107

sweat

Blood,

180

and

tears

but

not

Literature.

English


"

�

��

'

:

,.' ::1

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.

.. J

I

1 (;"

()r'" .....•.... :

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4 �

.

185


Row:

First

Fred

David

Tom

Menard,

Boutell,

Carrillo,

Ezell.

John

Second

Mike

Claiborne,

George

Don

-,

David

Noonan,

Fletcher,

Licandro.

Love,

Bill

McKenna,

George

Manglesdorf,

Jim'

tu-«

Betz,

Wood,

Bill

Dave

Peay,

Mais,

Fraser,

Willis,

Fred

Herson,.Tony

Dick

Robt.

Lew

Hollern,

Bob

Sellmeyer,

Paul

Fish,

Row:

Ricky

Roscoe

Haggeman,

Dan

Pat

Coston,

Bill

John

Phillips,

Row:

Boyce,

Bill

Owen,

Bell,

John

Cosgrove,

Mike

Stokes,

Pat

McPeters,

(Missing:

Slovak,

Mr.

Fancher,

Briggs

Zurlis).

Mike

Paul

Mike

Owen

Fred

Coston

President

f

Members

of

Class

snowballs

the

3107,

at

their

Mafia,

beloved

throwing

o

and

Spanish

SJ. oya,

186

Mr.

religion

Herson

Pat

Hollern

Boyce

Treasurer

Representative

teacher,

Taf­

Secretary

Vice-president


baskets.

Delivering

Thanksgiving

"If

our

class

wins,

"Get

serious,

"210

greased

the

you

ball

birds,

before

the

the

curtain

in goes

up

three

minutes.'

(D.

of

Dallas

Play

we're

out

of

homework."

Festival)

tournament."

SOP HOM 0 R E

CLASSES

2211H

2210

2209H

2208

2205 187


J

Mike

a.0iJ1�o.

Morales,

Coglan,

v'>i(;€"1!J/tf!$:�aent

Cheerful

classmates

of

210

gleefully

mobbing

their

class

secretary. in

Sammy You

J9Q

sad

sad,

History.

Ward

boys.

Jerry

Ed

Hoffpauir

deLira


BilKean

Tom

Lewis Bob

Jim

Bulger

'Fr.

Stewart

Poche

Hal

Womack

Jim

Bradley

Georg

Craker

Gabriel

Jack

John

Luby

Macias

Turner

Kent

Luecking

White David

Terry

Golden

Steve Mike

Hargrave

Cornlison

Jean

Bill

Brady

Lotridge

Mihon'

Johnson

Larry

Fechtel

Lawrence Bob

Bill

Krippner Tim

O'Shea

Scott

Sparky

Moore

D'Avigno

Jim

Jim

Bob

-

On

the

facing

see

page

taken

photograph

a

ing

Latin

test.

of

you

Class

an

actual

2-209-H

dur­

Galer

H


FRESHMAN

CLASSES

Blackburn

leads

the

"little

Rangers."

1306

1305

1303

1304

1302H

1212H

Freshmen's

Orientation

Day

196


First

Row:

GQtdon

Bennett,

Tony

Long, '�@./

q.ates� Byrne.

Second

Row:

Kimble,

l&,�ji{1a�el;£€�.

Victor

StewQ};t,

Gene. Row:

Bon

Hoffman,

j�m�s.

�3:�lhQ

ag»ef,

Huffhines,

Bill

M0�"fY,

Bob

Neuho:H,

"'���'.,.,. f�a.al��:,. "

l)�1t

e�n1tieh,

." .•

Tom

..

W

lo�n" �em?

Bob

W�rf�n

G.�:a�ll):

'li1)�tJ

���n��.

..

Panl

·rt

�iftt�n,;t' '

..

.

'Q,m�i,,<t:l�v�,d

'R�1'14Ils.

"f7(J'lJirik

'i;{t)'Ut':i

D�v�a

Joe

Lovelace,

Mulcahy,

Gary

CaHo,

John

Vad,aia,

purwood Perry,

S.

J ,

..

Bill

Hei<{lrich,

:tti@�a1!'d.

Richard

Jackson,

Jobn

Feley,

Jatnes

:Blackburn,

Dalton

HeJIJ;',

,tQ.�:¢���?'

l:a".·It,ea,l.�.

,>,eae$tia;�J€.

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1212H

MAGAZINE

Class

Meeting

Philosophy

"Lifesaver,

204

anyone?"

problem


DRIVE

WINNERS

Break

period

Good

conduct

awards

205


to

Congratulations

the

From

206

Class

of

'60


With

we

grateful

the

appreciation

has generous

this

LIBERTY

TRINITY

CHRIST

THE

AND

MR.

whose

PATRONS

WILLIAM

F.

OIL

O'BRIEN

COMPANY

FLAIG

JOE

HOLY

concerns

possible.

MSGR.

AMERICAN

MR.

and

book

SPECIAL

REV.

individuals

acknowledge

made

support

RT.

MR.

HENRY

MR.

AND

MR.

NEUHOFF

SEELIGSON

MRS.

AND

MR.

CHURCH

BROUGH

O'BOYLE

O.

JOSEPH

MRS.

CHURCH

CATHOLIC

JOHN

W.

JOHN

MR.

CATHOLIC

KING

MRS.

OTTO

MRS.

ROBERT

W.

JANOUSEK

ALBERT

W.

AND

MR.

MR.

MRS.

C.

J.

MRS.

FRANK

MRS.

DR.

COURSEY

O.

M.

H.

INGRAM

KELLER

MARY

A.

MR.

D.

FREEMAN

AND

MR.

W.

STRANGI

JR.

IVEY,

MR.

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INDEX

reference

and

class

the

Giving

year,

names,

of

students

page

184

Ronnie Tom

John

Abeln,

(3)

197

(1)

Byrne,

153,

152,

148,

146,

62,

93,147,153,197,202

(1)

(3)

Davies,

93,

Tommy

Byrnes,

182-3

Joe

D'Avignon,

65,

140,

138,

ll2,

30,58,147,165,178-9

(4)

193 181

Pat

201

Adams,

James

(1)

92,

James

(1)

92,

(3)

Byrns,

198,

163,

157

(1)

Gary

Caffo,

Eddie

Olan

(4)

Ronnie

Steve

(1)

(2)

164,

148,

80,

188

(4)

148,

80,

30,58,

181

Bill

3)

.(

65,

195

Bill

(2)

Debus,

157,

(2)

174-5

Howard

Davis,

Davis,

200

93,

John

D'Avignon,

199

93,

(3)

Calabria,

199

William

Aiken,

191

78,

(I)

Cain,

133,

93,

(2)

Cage,

162,

ll4,

107,

24,58,

172

Jim

D'Avignon,

63,

197

Adams,

Adams,

167,

157,

80,

92, 194

Mike Felix

(4)

Alfieri,

22,

109,

59,

24,

166,

137,

199

(1)

Callahan,

(4)

Delira,

28,58,152,154,165

(4)

(2)

Refugio

DeLaGarza,

93,

Pete

Pat

Callahan,

132,

80,

31,58,174-5

176

Robert 188

(2)

Jerry

Alfieri,

Gabriel

194

(2)

Cambi,

(2)

Campion,

(2)

Delira,

78,83

169,

80,

92, 190

Martin 197

(1)

Canales,

92

(1)

80,

190

Edward Bill

(1)

AI Mike

Allen,

191

(2)

Delira,

78,

162,

132,

ll5,

78,

199

Mike

Adams,

(2)

Dennehy,

93,

ll8,

81,

199

Vincent 195

(2)

Tommy

Anderson,

181

(3)

Cangemi,

78,

(1)

Danny

Dennehy,

63,

ll9,

94,

184 194

James

Arline,

(2)

Ronny

Caravella,

191

(2)

Robert

Ricky

Joe

DePasqual,

163,

194

(2)

Cardemas,

182-3

Gary

Atkinson,

78,

(3)

Larry

Dessommes,

79,

James

Carmichael,

153,

148,

147,

92,

184

(3)

Dick

24,58,174-5

78,191

Carpenter,

144,

142,

24,33,51,58,

(4)

John

184

lll,

94,

ll8,

199

184

(1)

Dowling,

28,33,58,142,144-5,

(4)

(3)

169,

164,

94,

65,146,148,153,184

(3)

Driscoll,

65,

200

Mike

191

79,

Don

Eddie

Carriere,

81,194

94,163,204-5

Ernest

Dominquez,

63,

(2)

Clayton

Carrell,

(1)

Dolney,

184

(3)

(2)

Dimmitt,

28,58,142,144,148-9,

(4)

156-7,160,178-9

(4)

(2)

Dick

65,

(1)

John

DiCristofalo,

191,

63,

Mike

Bill

Carney,

John

Jack

Baker,

167,

160,

(3)

62,

(1)

203'

Baker,

Baker,

65,

78,

(3)

Atkinson,

145,146,138,139,152,165,178-9

(3)

Banks,

146,

148,

62,

David

(2)

Carson,

174-5

Harold

(4)

Tim

152,

148,

147,

94,

(4)

Dugan,

ll8,

63,

74,79,

31,58,137

ll9

(I)

Dugan,

94,

Michael

188

(4)

Durbin,

159,

163,

58,

24,

(3)

Carrillo,

60,62,125,123,138,

(3)

184

140,

Barker,

Eddie

137

Daniel Tom

Bantle,

(1)

Drozd,

159,

155,

154,

152,

204-5

Mike

178-9

184

Richard

(1)

(1)

Carter,

145,

142,

198

Rick

92,

160,

154,

148,

53,

31,

18,

152 199

David

Barker,

108,

58,

165,

162,

93,

178-9

Tom

(4)

Barlow,

25,58,172

204-5

Arthur

(1)

Castro,

(4)

Eldridge

Barnes,

25,58,172

93,

ll8,

Juan

Chamberlain,

79

(2)

James

Durbin,

154,166,

153,

ll8,

65,

(3)

172

Dan

(4)

Barry,

58,

25,53,

Ernest

79

(2)

Chapman,

184

188

Pat

(2)

Barry,

191

153,

78,

Mike

(2)

Chitwood,

147,

79,

148,

Steve

152,

(2)

Durbin,

154,

152,

81,

79,

204-5

Paul

(1)

Barry,

ll9,

92,

Robert

188

25,58,174-5

(4)

(2)

Duron,

154,

Bill

Barschaw,

Pat

(1)

Chitwood,

ll9,

93,

154,

164,204-5

140,

138,

132,

ll4,

81,

195

137

(1)

Terry

Bartley,

133,

92,

(4)

John

62,66,74,144-5,

(3)

Joe

Eads,

(1)

94,

182-3

198

Steve

(1)

Chunn,

Bellamy,

202

188

79,

58,166,174-5

54,

25,

(2)

Wayman

Chunn,

Mike

Bellamy,

93,

(3)

Barry

Eason,

165,

65,

148-9, Pete

Bill

(4)

Cirone,

29,58,174-5

(1)

Eberline,

94,201

182-3

188

161,

151,

John

Claiborne,

186

(3)

64,

(2)

Danny

Eckelkamp,

(3)

62,

(1)

(1)

93,200

92,

(3)

(1)

165,

94,

188

Bill

93,

(2)

Eidt,

132,

81,

176

62,186

Don

194

Rick

(2)

Cline,

ll6,

79,

31,58,144,156,157,

(4)

Elliott,

176

Pete

(4)

Bilheimer,

181

26,58,

182-3

Don

(3)

Coerver,

(1)

Bradley

Billings,

(1)

Edwards,

204-5

Charles

Clements,

Roscoe

202

Tom

Howard

Clark,

197

Gordon

Bennett,

Betz,

167,

132,

81,

186

Pat

Bell,

Lance

146,

144,

64,

(3)

Emerson,

162,

160,

135,

66,

153,

146,

ll8,

92,

Mike

(2)

Coghlan,

79,

ll3,

ll9,

137,

77,

144,

152,

Mike

(4)

Emmert,

156,

154,

58,

31,

169,

202 174- 5

190

Chris

(I)

Bird,

ll9,

92,

148,

137,

133,

93,

204-5

David

202

(I)

Larry

Colgin,

(I)

Emmert,

154,

94,

204-5 172

181

(3)

Tommy

Cone, James

Blackburn,

62,

(4)

ll6,

109,

69,

James

(1)

58,

32,

195

Vincent

133

(3)

Joe

Emmett,

64,

92,133,196-7

(1)

Conine, Bob

Black,

93,

(2)

Enna,

87,

138-9,

Bill

David

197

93,

(I)

Constable,

(4)

Enright,

32,

22,

58,

103.106,

181

166,

162,

174-5

191

(2)

Danny

Conway,

79,

165,

162,

ll5,

ll2,

108,

184

David

(3)

Blair,

62, 203 Don

194

John

Cook, Mike

(4)

Boeding,

(2)

(1)

Erler,

79,

153,

ll9,

94,

202,

49,58,103,123,

26,

(3)

174-5

Charles

184

Ronnie

Cooper,

(4)

Espinosa,

64,

58,

32,

162

138,

127,

126,

124,

Mike

(2)

Cornelison,

191

John

193

79,

(2)

Espinosa,

'81,

177

Pat

(4)

Borders,

26,58, 181

Gerald

93

(1)

Coronado, Bill

James

Evans,

(3)

137,

Ill,

66,

62,181

(3)

Bosworth,

186 186

Ed

(3)

Cosgrove,

John

Ezell,

64,

(3)

167,

66,

199

Ed

(I)

Boudreau,

92, Fred

(3)

Coston, Eddie

na,

64,

(2)

Tommy

Fain,

169,186

81,194

26,58,145,174-5

(4)

Boughtin,

ll9

Frank

(3)

Cotter,

134,153,

146,

64,

182-3.

(1)

Sammy

Farina,

94,

ll8

Tom

(3)

Boutell,

62,

(2)

George

Craker,

146,

80,

148,

193

Milton

161,

(2)

Fechtel,

81,

201

(1)

Tony

Hovis,

157,

92,

183

Frank 193

164,

(3)

Fenoglio,

168,

66,

163,

94,

133,

182,

204-5

Harold

(I)

Boyd,

92,

63,

(3)

138-9,

125,

123,

Jack

(2)

199

Chris

195

Crane, Mike

Boyce,

(1)

Ferguson,

80,

162, 184

David

(4)

Craven,

57,

39,

29,

58,

120,

165,

(3)

Larry

Ferrell,

66,

186 204-5

Frank 178-9

(1)

Fertitta,

166,

94,

178-9

John

Bradley,

(4)

152,

58,

27,

Mike

(4)

Fetty, 178-9

(4)

Jerry

Bradley,

22,

32,

58,

103,

123,

(4)

29,

Harold

(1)

93,

65,

138,

157,

58,

178-9

Carl 201

(1)

Cree,

156,

92,

(3)

163,

140,

166,

(I)

(1)

199

95,

186

Jim

(3)

66,

92

David

Chris

Fiorletto,

Fish,

182-3

Bruce

Broadhurst,

162,

198

Crawford,

152,

146,

78,

152,

138,

128,

(2)

Richard Bob

Brill,

Briscoe,

(I)

92,147,

(1)

Cree,

Fisher,

93,134,163

32,43,57,58,178-9

(4)

Larry

1?3 183

202 204-5

Mike

Brooks,

(I)

Johnny

Cuellar,

ll9,

93,

(I)

147,

93,

148,

153,

(3)

Fitzgibbons

(4)

27,

Cummings,

58,

163

(I)

Wayne

Fitzpatrick,

93,

182,

165,

66,

Denis

172 Kenneth

Brown,

204-5

(I)

95,

172 176

Mario 199

Zach

Brown,

(I)

92,

(1)

93,

(4)

Daboub,

58,

29,

Joe

Flahive,

(4)

33,

58,

16�,

188

Archie 200

Hal

Browne,

Daboub,

157,

188

(2)

80,

Fleming,

156,

(4)

Mjke

28,

22,

56,

58,

103,

106,

Bill

Dallin,

172

(4)

30,

Paul 172

108,

154,

162,

D'Ambrogi,

166,

Jim

(1)

(2)

78,

ll6,

DaMommio,

148,

Florian,

199

(4)

Anthony

30,58,165,

66

(3)

Flusche,

Bill

Foley,

178-9

Burgert,

Ray

(4)

163,

66,

93,

Kenneth 154

Bob

Bulger,

81,

186

(3)

Fletcher,

58,

(2)

Wendy

Don

Bulger,

(4)

33,58,177

191

(2)

82,

28,58,138,139,152,

197 146 178-9

162,

163,

165,

Ronnie

Burgert,

140,

Daniel,

171,

(3)

63,

182-3

138,

163,

123,

125,

132,

M�ke

D'Aquino,

(1)

(4)

Foley,

93,

Tommy

Mike

Darnall,

(1)

30,

Ford,

200

John

Loy

218

195

(2)

78,

178-9

(1)

(2)

95,

157,

195

82,

94,

58,

160,

167,

168,

Fowler,

178-9 Paul

Butler,

124,

174-5

Walter

Crawford,

152,

58,

27,

193

Jim

Bradley,

Jim

(4)

33,

49,

58,

164,

165,


Bill

Fox,

Fox,

(2)

John

82,

(1)

Jim

Francis,

Ronnie

Herrin,

168,

198

163,

Paul

Herson,

34,58,169,174-5

(3)

Lew

188

154,

95,

(4)

Jack

Frazee,

Fraser,

174-5

(4)

35,

LaMarche,

68,

69

(3)

Jean

LaMarche,

58,

186

(3)

Marc

Hibbs,

(2)

85,

(I)

Andy

Bruce

Lamping,

38,

193

162,

138,

197

97,

(4)

59,

152,

160,

154,

186

66,

Hibbs,

178-9

Il9

(1)

Tony

96,

186

(3)

66,

Dan

Hickey,

Mike

Freeman,

(1)

Ronald

Freeman,

(4)

36,

58,

96,

146,

162

135,

141,

Lancaster,

182-3

(3)

Clay

70,

200

95,

(2)

John

Hilker,

82,

132,

163,

165,

(1)

Bob

Hoffman,

(I)

96,

202

153,

Tom

(1)

Land,

197

154,

204-5

157,

97,

Mike

(3)

Landress,

184

134,

70,

194

Hoffpauir,

Ted

Frossard,

(4)

15�

(3)

66,

Dan

82,

(3)

Gabrysch,

Pat

(3)

Mike

96,

165,

204-5

Lawrence,

186

Il2,

118,

Robert

Leicht,

(1)

Horak,

(3)

69,

182-3

Il4,

Bill

Lenzer,

163

(2)

Bobby

Hubler,

(2)

Sal

Levatino,

84,

Lewis,

(4)

George

(4)

36,

59,

163,

Licandro,

(1)

Tommy

96,

Mike

(4)

Huey

51,

36,

(3)

(I)

96,

(2)

John

69,

148,

153,

(4)

Jerry

Biff

152,

161,

Jim

132,

152,

154,

34,

(2)

107,

58,

137,

(1)

Pat

Bernie

Long,

49,

177

59,166,

Paul

166,

58,

(3)

69,

Grant

176,

177

(1)

(2)

125,

136,

James

Janousek,

Javors,

85,

193

(2)

(2)

86,

146,

144,

168,

145,

191

Il8,

71,

197

(1)

Richard

Lover,

(4)

(4)

Marty

128,

165,

86,

186

(3)

David

Lovelace,

97,

204-5

(I)

97,

86,

147,

37,59,167,174-5

37,

138,

49,

Luby,

59,

123,

Jack

(2)

148,

151-2

148,

124,

(2)

Luecking,

139,

152,

146,

86,

161,

148,

162,

193

178-9

163

153,

Mike

182-3

(3)

69,

(4)

Larry

37,

59,

181

(3)

Hugh

71,

177

176,

Joe

Lutskus,

188

(2)

Louis

(1)

(1)

Gabriel

91,

96,

Pat

Mike

168,

153

97,

(4)

59,

39,

147,

144,

Bill

(2)

77,

84,

(1)

96,

132,

154,

192

Il8,

178-9

165, 194

Il2,

Bill

Johnson,

147,

148,

149,

Dennis

Madigan, 68,

118,

86,

(I)

96

(I)

174-5

Johnson, 83,

132

(2)

203

147,

MacKenna,

James

Macourek,

(3)

167,

198

96,

Macias,

Mike

188

83,

35,58,

(2)

156,

86,

184

191

156,

Johnson,

Dick

194

(2)

Brady

John

Loupot,

Love,

195

204-5

Kent

83,

166,

Johnson,

(4)

Larry

97,

137,

133

96,

84,

96,

197

Il9,

67,

83,

(2)

Johnson,

Gruber,

162,

137

(1)

David

(1)

194

(2)

Johnson,

Guillot,

141,

181

197

John

Loscerbo,

123,

Lotridge,

Richard

Mike

Janick,

156,

95,

(2)

Mike

Bob

135,

39,59,134,163,172

71,

97,

Tommy

95,

(3)

John

Grimshaw,

Gruber,

184

71,

(4)

(3)

(1)

Tony

Long,

Loremo,

182-3

Jacobson,

191

34,

195

198

(1)

Bob

(3)

Dennis

Loiselle,

37,

84,

190

83,

95,

(1)

Mike

Loftus,

201

157,

36,59,148,154,174-5

(4)

(2)

Lundquist, Mike

Griffin,

137

162,

195

Il8,

82,

(4)

(2)

Ronald

Don

82,

(2)

Jenniges,

Gray,

Griffice,

97,

155,

162, (4)

James

Pat

Gottschalk,

Graff,

96,

96,

(4)

Ross

John

Jackson,

Graffeo,

(I)

202

(1)

David

Jackson,

Gossett,

163,

153,

174-5

Goodman,

152,

194

85,

(1)

193

193

Ernest

(2)

Nick

204-5

148,

Ingram,

Regino

Mike

Little,

Livaudias,

182-3

82,

Frank

149,

152,

Interrante,

Gonzales,

148,

167,

Iwanski,

Gonzales,

Il4,

200

156,

Hyland,

Gonzales,

IlO,

182-3

193,

Darwin

Hutchison, 95,

137,

82,

67,

(2)

84,

58,

67,

91,

95,

(2)

(3)

(2)

171

34,

181

(1)

(1)

Terry

Bob

Juan

145-6,

178-9

195

163,

82,

(4)

(3)

John

Mike

Golden,

181

39,59,

159,

159,

ISO,

Gomez,

157,

195

Ill,

97

(I)

Loyall

153,202,203,146

(3)

186

156,

Hupfeld,

Gerhardt,

148-9,

181

85,

70,

177

59,

Lindman,

Dick

Mike

Gregory

59�

70,

(2)

Larry

197

Il9,

164,

Linehan,

Gilchrist,

182-3

137,

70,

38,

(3)

Ricky

Liljestrom, 163,

152,

Lindley,

Golden,

163,

60,

(4)

174-5

169,

168,

177

148,

Hughes,

67,

161

Glasco,

188

85,

(3)

George

36,58,172

167, John

Huddleston,

181

198

95,

(3)

John

151,

148,

181

67,

Hughes,

Gayhart,

Il5,

199

195

82,

67,

(2)·82,

(1)

Humphries,

George,

85,

97,

193

Il8,

(3)

(3)

Huffhines,

Pat

(2)

Larry

193

152,

188

84,

82,

(2)

Buddy

Duffy

188

168,

Gary

184

70,

191

(2)

Trent

Lewis

Ganter,

Garrett,

Garrett,

195

85,

(3)

181

67,

82,

(1)

69,

(2)

David

(2)

Jim

Gambrell,

Gardner,

(2)

Larry

Langston,

188

149,

Hooker,Bob

Galer,

Calletta,

Bill

Langston,

198

186

157,

Hollern,

(2)

Hollern,

Galloway,

190

83,

96,

Vincent

Hollenbeck, Jim

Bill

(1)

Jerry

178-9

160,

Furstenburg,

Gaberino,

(2)

Jerry

34,58,142,145,148, Hohman,

15�

144,

145,

188

(2)

147-8,

86,

152,

149,

148,

153,202 152,

153,

Mahaffey,

182-3

Pat

Guillot,

(1)

145,

147,

148,

153,

Jones,

Jerry

(2)

84,

Jones,

Vaughan

(I)

Mais,

Richard

Don

Kagay, Gunn,

Tom

Bill

Pat

Jim

(3)

(3)

(3)

69,

Kaska,

Bill

Keane,

200

163,

(1)

Dan

Kavanagh,

182-3

68,

184

Keese,

95

184

166,

'Kerr,

96,

(3)

(2)

(2)

Mike

T.

Steve

(1)

Kertz,

(2)

Larry

202

Kimble,

83,

146,

137

193,

Kirk,

198

95,

Kirk,

Gene

James

Mark

Bob

Harrison,

Hartling,

Hassell,

Ira

(1)

200

95,

(2)

Gary

(3)

Klein,

188

83,

(I)

Tommy

Tom

Klein,

95,

157,

204-5

John

Manskey,

Joe

Mariner,

(1)

Brian

Tim

71,.118,

152-3,

195

132,

199,

198

97,199

(4)

(1)

Mike

97,

174-5

59,

40,

163

97,

(4)

Richard

(2)

Tommy

195

86,

(4)

40,59,

154,

155,

157,

154

197,

172

198

97,

Philip

Martin,

Bob

69,

195

97,

97,

(1)

Tommy

197

137,

38,

59,

(1)

97,

200

(1)

97,

174-5

Marton,

Kopecky,

(3)

86,

(1)

(1)

204-5

188

156,

194

(1)

Skipper

Scott

Konderla,

182-3

68,

154,

184

69,

84,

Martin,

Hartnett,

(2)

Manskey,

147,

164,

97,

137,

154

193

147-8,

134,

84,

(1)

(3)

(2)

71,

Il8,

148,

188

86,

96,

200

95,

95,

(2)

Massey,

Ricky

V.

Manglesdrof,

137

69,

147,

96,204-5

84,

(1)

Il9,200

64,

84,

(1)

Danny

Pat

Kelly,

68,

(1)

(1)

Marron,

Harris,

(3)

George

186

Markham,

Jim

Harford,

Hargrave,

181

168,

181,

168,

Marion,

Mike

Hanley,

137

Il8,

120,

184

134,

166,

Robert

71,

71,

195

154,

Manglesdorf,

Paul

Kaiser,

184

153,

95,

(3)

(I)

(3)

84,

168,

181

153,

(1)

James

Bill

Joe

186,

68,

68,

68,

Nick

Halloran,

Hancock,

Hanley,

68,

(3)

(3)

Haggerty,

Haley,

Hallack,

(2)

182-3

(3)

Rodger

(3)

96

Malooly,

Hagemann,

97

(1)

Corky

164

154,

203

40,

(4)

Anthony

59,

154,

156,

168,

197

178-9 Bob

Hawkes,

(2)

83,

152,

163,

193

Krajca,

85

Bobby:.(2)

Tim

Head,

George

(2)

83,

195

McAuliff,

Gene

Krajca,

(4)

3-8,

59,

154

(2)"

(4)

35,

58,

107,

108,

Il2,

Krebbs,

Charles

(1)

97,

Mc4uliff,

201

162,

Heinrich,

Helies,

(4)

Dalton

Henson,

Joe

(4)

Tom

(1)

120,

(3)

70,

Glenn Bill

Krippner,

96,

85,

146,

14·8,

152,

161,

154,

193

Robert

35,

(2)

LaBarba,

(2)

84,

Sherman

Lal.umia,

Nick

191

LaMarche,

97,

Il9,

198

McCormick,

Joe

(1)

21,

83,

83,

164,

156,

160,

167,

162,

165,

(2)

Richard

86,

148,

156,

195

77,

85,

198

98,

132,

(3)

McCormick,

195

McDermott,

(4'

38,

59,

138,

139,

(4)

38,

59,

138,

139,

Marty

Bob

(2)

(2)

(2)

McCloskey,

188

163,

(1)

Fred

58,

83,

Joe

157,

154,

148,

86,

77,

148,

168,

Randy

194

172

McDermott,

178·9

191

71,

(2)

(4)

i98

194

87,

40,

59,

107,

109,

194

LaMarche,

Herpin,

133,

188

155,

163,

194

154,

137,

98,

(2)

McCarty,

(2)

172

Labac,

83,

86,

197

(1)

-McCaffrey,

182-3

197

96,

(2)

Wayne

Hernandez,

Jack

197

133,

95,

58,

35,

(1)

Eugene

Henson,

Kreska,

Durwood

John

Henry,

Henry,

172

166,

98,

(1,)

Don

Il3,

77,

172

Mike Bill

Heinen,

168,

Richard

111,

162,

166,

Donald

188

162,

165,

178-9

McDowell,

194

(2)

87,

137,

167,

219


200

(1)

Geary

McEvoy,

98,

Carl

148,

(3)

Pellegrini,

72,110,117,137,162,

David

Sprugin,

182-3

(4)

Andy

McGarvey,

40,59,137,145,172

168,

(4)

55,

41,

103,

59,

123,

(3)

Hugh

Pendery,

127,

145,

162,

141,

138,

(1)

Perkins,

(4)

Will

135,

Starek,

155,

154,

153,

Starrett,

87,191

Staton,

186

John

Phillips,

(3)

Park

(3)

Piering,

72,

200

Dan

Joe

McPeters,

198

(1)

147,

98,

148,

153,

Tim

Joe

(4)

(1)

Jim

Vic Art

156

(I)

99,

163,

(I)

99,

154,

152,

Sullivan,

Charles

Victor

(3)

David

201

(4)

163,

59,

41,

Bill

(4)

144,

142,

153

48,

147,

148,

178-9

152,

181

118,

103,

59,

106,

Ill,

us,

182·3

Edwin

Rinehart,

59,

59,

198

75,

199

153,

119,

99,

Taylor, Moen,

156,

52,

100,

99,

Taylor, (1)

(1)

197

(1)

Bobby

Caesar

Ricci,

47,

153,

146,

99,

Taylor, Reames,

195

135,

146,

100,

(4)

204-5

(1)

Reagan,

199

137,

87,

89,

(1)

Roger

Richard

Bob

118,

87,

98,

188

(2)

73,

88,194

Sykora, 195

(2)

(2)

186

178-9

159,

Jack

182-3

(3)

(-2)

Bobby

47,

153,

99,201

Sullivan, Paul

Rafferty,

Ray,

75,

(4)

202

(1)

Jimmy

Quevedo,

178-9

152,

191

100,

(3)

Paul

Straley,

167,

148,

59,

87,

197

(1)

Bill

Stokes,

Pulich,

186

72,

41,

84,

(1)

164,

203

Warren

186

72,

(3)

(4)

(2)

Don

Chuck

Miller,

148,

165,

163,

99,

(1)

Prost,

41,59,177

(3)

Carl

Joe

David

Miner,

188

188

193

147,

204-5

(I)

Price,

98,

Mike

(4)

Al

David

Messina,

Meyer,

Milberger,

138,

164

167,

161,

193

(2)

99,157,201

Stewart, Dennis

Nick

Mehl,

Meinzer,

Menard,

132,

160,

157,

47,59,177

99,

Stewart,

Meeks,

125,

165,

184

148,

148,

198

(1)

Preston,

Preston,

59,

89,

75,

89,

89,

88,

Steffen, Bill

91,

123,

47,

(2)

81,

(2)

194

(2)

Terry

Pitts,

98,

(1)

Ray

204-5

198

163,

148,

75,

21,

(3)

157;

73,

Stefaniak,

McShane,

47,59,169,176

100,

100,

(2)

181

Tom

181

(3)

(3)

Raymond

73,

Stearns, Robert

McPeters,

(4)

Raymond

1691

166,

164,

71

(3)

(4)

Hugh

Starrett, (2)

Joe

McLaughlin,

(1)

Mickey

182-3

140,

59,

148,

73,

181

Mike

McKinney,

(I)

Stapp,

119,

44,

(3)

James

Philion,

119,

71,

99,

172

Gene

Personne,

199

(3)

George

73,

197

David

129,

128,

124,

178-9

McKenna,

Bill

Stanford,

182-3

Chuck

McGuire,

(3)

.

144,

118,

73,

114,116,117,141,178-9,154 Dick

Moen,

200

(1)

98,

(I)

98,

Bill

184

(3)

Roach,

74,

Jim

Teeling, Bill

Mokry,

197

Kent

119,

Alan

(4)

41,59,172

(2)

89,

88, Bill

Toberny, Moore,

193

(2)

Sparky

87,

Thurman

163,

Frank Frank

(4)

42,

107,

59,

174-5,

John

Roper,

Tom

119,

44,

Issac

(2)

190

87,

(2)

Anthony

Frank

(4)

Rosnovsky,

Gilbert 198

(1)

Dan

98,

88,

138,

164,

137,

141,

Paul 194

(2)

87,

154,

137,

Jim

Ruffing,

74,

Don

(4)

123,

59,

42,

124,

172

Gene

(4)

Rushing,

59,

44,

Bob

87,

100,

119,

184

75,

(4)

48,59,177

169,

163-4,

(4)

Tumy, :!.�::

(2)

Tony

199

(1)

(3)

184

(3)

Tuminello, Tom

Mordaunt,

Morgan,

172

165,

188

(2)

Rovello,

Tullius, Mike

Moran,

59,

48,

59

Trevino, Ismael

Morales,

191

137,

90,

201

99,

(4)

Trevino, Jacinto

Morales,

188

167,

59,135,

44,

(1)

Roppolo,

75,184

172

(4)

Todora, 162

89,

(3)

99,

Tobin,

Morales,

(2)

204-5

(1)

Roebuck,

195

194

(2)

Robby

Robinson,

89,

88,

Tinkle, John

Moody,

195

(2)

191

(2)

Robinson,

48,59,137,154,162,168,

174-5

163,

178-9

Mike

(4)

Moriarty,

42,

138-9,

123-4,

59,

152

Russell,

202

(I)

Kerry

99,

John

Turner,

Bernie

Rust,

148-9,

45,

(4)

54,

144,

59,

Bruce

(4)

Don

191

87,

Urso,

199

(1)

Tommy

Rutledge,

163-4,

Joe

197

(1)

Mike

Munchrath,

(2)

Ray

(I)

195

87,

91,

John

Saba,

198

119,

98,

163,

Salis,

(3)

74,

113,

153,

59,

147,

45,

186

148,

149,

151,

Joe

199

100,

132,

198

Paul

(1)

Frank

(1)

177

157,

59,

49,

197

101,

191

(2)

85,

116,

88,

119,

98,

Wade, James

Scarborough,

(4)

198

(1)

100,

166,

59,

52,

42,

Skippy

45,59,176

176

(4)

Bob

(4)

163

(1)

Wagner, Ro bert

Schaefer,

101,

119,

(3)

76,

157,

(2)

90,190

(2)

90,163,188

174·5

45,

59,

132

(1)

98, 182-3

Mike

Walden, Dennis

167·8,

186

(3)

Schaeffer,

74,

118,

147

(1)

99,

Ward, Allen Bob

Sammy

-201

(1)

Schaeffer,

197

(1)

Neuhoff,

(1)

99,

Vinton, Satarino,

Bill

Neilon,

(4)

Anthony

200

(1)

Sammy

101,119,137,

99,

Ventura,

Satarino,

(1)

202

(1)

Sampeck,

Jerry

148,

Vara, 146,

72,

132

Eddie

Pat

David

Nasky,

199

100,

178-9

(4)

Harry

Phil

(3)

Terry

182-3

Murphy,

Murray,

132,

91,100,197

(1)

Vanderslice, Bill

Murphy,

157,

194

(1)

99,

Vance,

Murphy,

90,

90,

49,59,154,174-5

John

197

(1)

Ray

Rychlik,

98,

(4)

99,

Vadala, Joe

(2)

Tyler,

168,

166,

42,59,163-4,176

(2)

Moxley,

Mulcahy,

193

(2)

162,

154,

172

Jim

Moxley,

99,

99, Pete

Wasdorf, Robert

(2)

Schaefers,

154,

137,

88,

169,

194

Mike

(2)

Newton,

88,118, Art

181

(3)

Wear,

118,

76,

174·5

195, Gus

(1)

Noble,

201

133,

99,

Dick

89,

72, Felix

Jock

Schindler,

195

(2)

Peter

(4)

49,59,168

198

(1)

99,

118,

88,

177

Herman

(4)

Weber,

i72,

49,59,

181

Phil

Schnitzius,

(3)

125,

123,

74,

132,

197

James

Oates,

101,

191

(2)

181

(3)

Weber,

Nugent,

202

(1)

Weathers, Victor

Schell, Bill

Noonan,

(1)

99,

Scott,

James

Scott,

Jim

74,

199

Charles

Webster,

184

(3)

(1)

153,

101,

91,

153,

146,

164

(1)

Buddy

O'Brien,

93,

198,

99,

193

(2)

144,

89,

154,

157,

Weinrich,

John

(1)

101,132,197

164,

191

Mike

(2)

O'Boyle,

88, Bill

Seabrook,

John

(3)

Weissert,

182·3

(3)

153,

152,

76,

184

101,

74,.167,

70,

194

(2)

Terry

O'Connor,

88, Weissert, Mike

John

(1)

101,152

172

(4)

Sears, Bob

59,

46,

204-5

(1)

99,

164,

James

(1)

99,

Olsen,

165, Dick

Welch,

186

(3)

76,

172

John

Seeligson,

(4)

166,

163,

59,

46,

199

O'Neill,

Tom

John

Sefcik,

(3)

Welch,

202

(1)

186

181,

76,

60,

99,

177

Lee

(4)

Roy

Orr,

166,

59,

43,

James

Wheat, Bill

(2)

191

(2)

115,

90,

182,

186

(3)

Sellmeyer, Tim

O'Shea,

74,

88,118,148,152,154, White, Tim

(1)

Sexton,

184

(3)

George

76,

100,201

193

155, David

(2)

White, Neil

(4)

Widener, Kenneth

Sharp,

(3)

148,

144,

74,

153,

o

Clifford

rrill ,

167,

Bob

197

(1)

99,

106,

72,

Sibil

110,

Paul

162,

Jim

(4)

186

76,

100,

Willis,

181

(3)

Tim

46,

153,

146,

99,

53,

59,

124,

123,

Wilson,

Jim

108,'

59,

89,

149,

Melvin

(2)

David

Slovak,

Tom

(3)

72,

(2)

88,

144,

Smith,

Jim

R.

Smith,

Lloyd

David

Peay,

Pedlar,

152·3,

H.

Bill

182·3

220

147·8·9,

Jim

Skip

(3)

(3)

191

Snell,

Sodeman,

184

72,

(1)

David

186

72,

133�

90,

90,

163,

137,

157,

194

198

101,

134,

188

89,

156,

168,

Womack,

Hal

Wood,

75,

(2)

89,

113,

163,

(2)

89,

118,

132;iI62,

Wood,

195

195

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Anthony

Tom

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201

Bill

100,

James

Bob

Springer,

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172

40,

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118,

101,

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50,

59,

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182·3

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156,

59,

168,

165,

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172

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186,

101,

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76,

161,

193

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186,

181

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202

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Dennis

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43,

43,

Clancy

162,

Travis

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147,

99,

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178·9

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78,

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126,

176

138,

191

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188

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75,

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99,

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90,

198

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197

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188

203

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Palasota,

Parker,

(3)

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132,

186

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Padgett,

90,

87,

168,

a,

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168,

195

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182-3

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Joe

Wilbert,

154,

152,

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157,

178-9

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148-9,

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100,

144,

142,

59,

50,

43,

199

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193

137,

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Jim

90,

90,

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184

167,

195

194

90,

195

118,


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