Chaminade High School Yearbook 1955 by Chaminade Julienne Catholic High School

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Art Week posters begin to take form under the colorful brush strokes of Bill Brockman, Dave Braun, Jack Dakin, and Bill Heidenreich.

The negative team of Tom Hayes and Jim Lauricella need no reference books to handle the arguments of Tom Hemmelgarn and Jim Kesler when the debate topic is, Resolved : "That more homework will make for better students."

The boys from 2-A Latin can do more than translate Caesar, Bro. Robert Hertweck finds. Mike Barlow, Jim Back, Tom Berger and Mike Burke make practical application of what they have learned by casting a few "aleas" of their own.

Here's a boy who's going nowhere fast. Marv Johnson and Ralph Dennler.

"Won't you come in, Mr. Joseph?" The Chaminade Dramatics Club is designed to give students an opportunity to indulge and develop their talents as amateur actors and to acguire poise and selfconfidence before an audience. Brother John O 'Con. nor, faculty moderator, concentrated this year on the development of ease and freedom on stage and on a more complete portrayal of character by the budding Thespians. The club presented several very successful performances this year- the One-Act Play Festival in November, the Variety Show, "Salt Water Daffy," in February, and the three-act comedy, " Arsenic and Old Lace," in May. All these programs reguired weeks of painstaking rehearsals and advance planning, for which participating students gave up much of their leisure time.

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John Dirckx and Jim Ungerleider.

"Good grief! I just swallowed a toothpick!" Norm Hoening and Dave Hopkins.

Dramatics Club members stare menacingly at fellow actor' (not shown for obvious reasons) as he flubs his lines. Don Morris, Bill Schneble, To m Gabriel. Standing : Ral ph Steinbrugge, D on Hart.

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Top row: J . Romer, A. Miller, R. Denn ler, R. Gri lliot, J. Dirckx, J. Saurine. Second row: B. Schneble, R. Miller, D. Morris, D . Braun, D . Hopkins, R. Steinbrugge, ]. Dies. Bottom row: N . Hoening, R. Estevez, J. Bramlage, J. Ungerleider, M ].oh05on .

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Top row: R. Roth, H . Reams, A. Mill er, G . Davis, ]. Wolery, T. Roth, R. Dennler, W. Hutzel. Second row : F. Leigh, O. Rueckel, ]. Davis, R. Hoy, T. Sawyer, P. McEnroe, A. Elsass. Third row: E. Channock, T . Poliquin, R. Pfeiffer, D . Marshall , T . Spraley, N. H oening, R. Love,. R. Allen. Bottom row: M. Mitchell, ]. Confer.

"Hello there, country boy. " Tom Sawyer

"Kiss me through the chink in the wall." Gene Davis

The Chaminade Chapter of the National Forensic League, organized this year by Brothers Thomas Corbett and Robert Locke, grew out of the old speech and debate club. Its purpose is to provide an opportunity for students to participate in interscholastic debate and oratorical contests. By taking part in numerous speech programs and tournaments throughout the state, Chaminade's orators distinguished themselves in several fields and sharpened their powers of logical reasoning. This year's officers were Willard Hutzel, President; Jim Kielbaso, Secretary; and Bob Hoy, Treasurer.

"Secondly, we should .. ." Willard Hutzel

The affirmative team of Ralph Dennler and Bob Hoy search for an appropriate comeback as negative speakers Paul McEnroe and Jim Kielbaso pound home their case.

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The Junior Council on World Affairs of Ch~m足 inade, supervised by Brothers Joseph Barrish and Richard \X'essling, is one of Chaminade's most widely publicized organizations. Dedicated to the spread of knowledge concerning current world situations and to the better understanding of foreign cultures and governments, J .C.O .W.A., spearheaded by Willard Hutzel, Chairman of Co-ordination, sponsored several instructional programs during the school year. The members of the club participated in weekly discussions and appeared on Headline Hunt, a local world affairs television program. By displaying over 2000 posters throughout the school and distributing pamphlets to students, J.C.O.W.A. aroused great interest in world affairs among members of the student body. The highlight of the year's program was on May 10, when Chaminade played host to J.C.O.W.A. members f r'Jm schools all over the county at the first annual Recognition Ceremonies.

Bro. Janning explains the Chinese symbolism of his name to interested J.C.O.W.A . members.

Top row: J. Watkins, A. Eslass, S. Stowe, J. Dirckx, T. Gabriel , J. Goldschmidt. J. Bohse. Second row : M. DiSalvo, M . Hord, J. Boeckman. P. Herbert, R. Den nl er. M. Mergler, D. Van Dyke. Third row: R. Love, B. Phelan, R. Hoy, M. Johnso n, A. Miller, T. H ike!. W. Swadley. Absent: W. Hutzel, J. Swartzbaugh, D. Topp, W. Pflaum, D. Marshal!. J. Mitchell.

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Chaminade's men of song, directed by Brothers Donald G as kill and Thomas Schoen, have gained popularity since the re-organization of the glee club at the beginning of the yea r. At weekly practice sess ions they rehearse uni son and harmonized songs for the many prog rams in which they take part . The chorus of the Variety Show was provided by the glee club, and some sixty members joined in on several numbers at the Chri stmas and Spring Band Concerts.

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T op row : A. Winkel john. V. Shuey, H. Kl osterm an. ] . T arl ano. W . Hut ze l. ] . D av is. R. D unn . R. Schum acher, A. Mugger, F. Bl ackwell , S. Stowe. ] . W atkins. T. Wittm an. D . Skowronski . ]. Lienes h, F. J ones, M . Hird , ] . Schmid , G. Fehrman. T hird row : M . Eife rt. T. Lu ckett, A. M ill er. P . Ta rl ano. W . Steffen. ]. M encs ik, D . Mehall, D . H oke. R. Florence. J. D akin . T . Loeber. E. Ry an. F . Pasey, R. Steffen, D . M antl e. Second row: W . Meyers. T. H emmel ga rn . M . Matta, P. T reon, E. Ha usfi eld, ]. T atar, G. Brown, R. Cayton, R. Butl er, L. Focke. P. G ilbert. R. Love, D . Koehl er. P . W oodhead, W. Merand a. Bottom row : A .' Pohl , ]. Math es. S. Cichanowicz, A. Piekutowski . ] . Ku de lka. ]. Co llins. T. Shaefer. ] . Wel sh, L. Rosengarten. A ccompa ni sts: ] . W olf. C. T hurm an.

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One of Chaminade's largest and most popular organizations is the Band, directed by Brother Joseph Trageser. The Band not only gives students a chance to develop their musical talents but also provides experience in group participation and marching. With spirit and enthusiasm, the Band lends zest and color to football games and rallies. It represents Chaminade in civic and religious parades and has gained wide acclaim for its marching and precision formations. At the Christmas and Spring Concerts, stirring marches and popular ballards were presented in catchy arrangements and almost professional style.

Bottom row ; R. M assa. D. Robbins, C. Ring, D. Engle, W. Brockman. T op row ; ]. Lallllll, S. Bitonti , E. Fuchs, G. Reefe, D. Christie.

]. McCarthy, T. Beck, B. Alig, ]. Clark, B. Goode, G . Kibler, P. Herbert, D . Horwath, T . Michael.

Front row; B. ]. Borchers, F. Rosenberger, N . MitchelL C. Holtman, 1. Sauter, D. Gann t, E. Andrew . Back row ; F. Boehmer, R. Englebrecht, ]. Ross , ]. Weiler, P. Walters, M. Lucisano, ]. Carr, M. D onisi .

Front row: ]. Aiello, L. Fuchs, T. Loges . Second row: C. Van Heeke, ]. Bost, H . Wolfe. Third row: ]. Fortman, R. Hoy, W. Reilly.

Kneeling: J. Dresher, ]. Seubert, W. Berner, R. Issentrager. Standing : F. Aicher, M. Manning, V. King, R. Roderer , D. Cherpeski, H. Herlozer.

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Kneeling: ]. Staeuble. Front row: R. Lamm, J. Waitzman, E. Poh!. Second row: R. Becker, ]. Gannt, ]. Leigh . Third row: R. Russo, T. Berger, D. Blatz. Top row : ]. Omlor, R. Baker, E. Boosinger.

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It is路 our privilege and pleasure to dedicate the 1955 EAGLE to Bro. Louis Hettich, S.M. This year Bro. Hettich is celebrating his fiftieth year in the Society of Mary.

Born in Dayton, Bro. Hettich made his final profession of vows in the Society on August 31, 1905. Since 1942 his friendly face has been a familiar sight in the classrooms and halls of Chaminade. As a teacher of physics, German, and mathematics, he has endeared himself to the hearts of countless students. We wish to congratulate Bro. Louis in this, his Jubilee Year, and we join with the faculty in wishing him many more years in the Society of Mary at Chaminade.

Besides training students interested in photography, the Camera Club renders invaluable assistance to the two major school publications, the Annu.lI and the News . Directed by Bro. Donald Foley, the members of this comparatively small group are always on hand to snap photos at important events, and also develop, print, and enlarge them with speed and skill. This year's officers were Larry Fox, President; and Andy Rado, Vice President.

Andy Rado watches another th oughtl e,s soul bl ith ely swing open the darkroom door to let the blessed sunshine in.

Larry Fox train s the telephoto lens on the chorus at the Variety Show .

Along the darkroom assemb ly line with Bill Gross at the drier , Dave Macpherson with th e ferrotype , and Bi ll Beigel fishing prints out of the drink.

Louie Rosengarten, Di ck Lienesch, Frank Sullivan, and Jerry Westbrock look happy about their first batch of enlargements .

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The Chaminade Booster Club, capably supervised by Brother Bernard Polgman, has as its aim to support all school activities in every way possible. During the school year they prepared colorful posters promoting the football, basketball, baseball, tennis, and golf teams. At football pep rallies the walls and rafters of the gym were decorated with gigantic examples of their handiwork. They also gave their generous support to the Sodality and to the various school drives.

Smooth technique with a silk screen by George Beemsterboer, Tom Gabriel and Tom Boeke equals sharp and colorful posters for the Dramatics Club.

Jerry Besanceney orders a new face from Brother Plogman!

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Top row: C. Rasper, G . Besanceney, G . Beemsterboer, T. Gabriel, H. Herolzer, T. Tumbusch, D. Boeke. Front row: V . Reiling, P. Hoffman, T . Hemmelgarn, T. Shaefer.

Phil Huffman adds a final dab under the appraising eyes of

Charles Rasper and Tom Hemmelgarn.

Howie Herolzer roughs up a design for a Variety Show set for Tom Tumbusch .

The Cballlinade Nell's, a monthly four-page newspaper prepared by the students with the assistance of Brothers Alan Sprenger and Robert Hertweck, kept the student body well informed about doings at Chaminade and presented many worthwhile features of interest to those associated with the school. The N eUJs gives students valuable experience in several phases of journalism and provides a worthwhile outlet for talents in writing. The senior editors this year were John Dirckx, N ews; John Blake, Editorials; Gene Davis, Features; and Tom Muth, Sports. Approaching deadline whips the news staff editors into action. T. Muth. F. Aicher. ]. Dirckx. E. Davis. ]. Blake.

"Why not use the picture Gene's looking at, John?" E. Davis. S. Stowe.

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Top row: V . Shuey, ]. Davis. A. Miller. M. Hord. ]. W olf. E. D avis. T. Muth. ]. McCarthy. Midd le row: L Fox, P. Tarlano. D. Topp, ]. Westbrock. ]. Duchak. ]. Swartzbaugh. Bottom row: ]. Walker. W. Swadley, L Kavanaugh, D. Marshall, ]. Wessels. D. Hart.

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Chaminade's large library, kept running smoothly and in excellent condition by Father Robert Brown, provides the students with a wealth of reference material for their studies and contains not only the milestones of classical literature, but the most modern books available as well. Father Brown is assisted in his task of catalogu. ing and checking out books by a group of students who work in the library each day during study periods and after school.

Bobby Allen and Jim Hall double-team Jerry Harmeling as he checks out a book.

LIBRARY STAFF: Back row: C. Borgerding, M. Broad路 stone, R. Wuellner, ]. HaIL Front: ] . Cetinski, R. Allen.

" . . . and they aren't just looking at the pictures."

The members of the annual staff devote a large percentage of their after-school time to the preparation of the EAGLE. The yearbook is a permanent record of the scholastic year, highlighting activities and achievements and presenting familiar scenes of high school life. It is specially intended as a souvenir for seniors. Photographers, artists, writers, and layout planners all collaborated to produce this 208-page book. Under the direction of Brothers Thomas Corbett and George Deinlein the staff has done its best to produce a book which will be a nostalgic record of life at Chaminade in 1955. The business staff of the EAGLE, supervised by Brother Andrew Hawke, launched an ad-and-patron dr"ive early in the year and conducted the senior and underclass subscription drives capably and with excellent results. Without the bookkeepers there would be no book.

Editors Tom Muth, Louie Kavanaugh, and Bill Bramlage listen to expert advice on layout design from camp any representative, Mr. John Wells.

THOMAS MUTH Sports Editor

Business Manager Jerry Bohse co-ordinates the efforts of staff workers, Dale Smith, Dave Smith, Jerry Goldschmidt, and Phil Whirlow.

Editorial staff throws a "caption party. " F. Conwell , F. Jones, E. Rosengarten , R. Burgmeier, P. Waldenmeyer, J. Wolf.

BUSINESS STAFF: Back row: J. Goldschmidt, D. Smith, R. Burke, J. Bohse, W. Burger. Front row: J. Dorsten, P. Whirlow, R. Danielewicz, D. Smith.

"No, Louie. Don 't cut that player's leg off." Andy Rado, Louie Kavanaugh, Bro. Thomas Corbett

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Chaminade dancers "Collegiate Hop. "

Bernie looks so happy you'd almost think was a real one. B. Phelan. ]. Godfrey

For many students the outstanding extracurricular feature of the year has been the annual variety show. This year's performance, " Salt Water Daffy," presented in February, was directed by Brother John O'Connor, head of the dramatics department. Almost from the opening of school, singers, dancers, and musicians spent much of their time in preparing for this two-hour extravaganza. At last show time arrived . Just before the curtain opened, the Master of Ceremonies stepped forward and announced that three Charr.inade students had won a trip to Florida as their prize in an essay contest. The three winners came up on stage, and the next thing the audience knew, they were in Florida! In fact, the whole show revolved around their adventures at the seashore. The chorus provided several beautiful original ballads composed by Brother Raymond McQuade. Intermingled with the exploits of Our schoolmates and their new-found friends at the beach were record pantomimes, comedy monologues, group dance renditions, and a hilarious ballet number featuring Bob "Pappy" Morrella.

Stage crew members appear to be all at sea as they lower the jib sail for "Salt Water Daffy." R. Kronenberger, ]. Blake, ]. Dresher, T. Rohlings , M. Me;randa.

Although most of their time is spent behind the scenes, the stage crew, supervised by Brother Joseph Trageser, deserve special credit for their continued service. It is their duty to keep the auditorium, and especially the stage, in readiness at all times for assemblies, plays, concerts, and other school affairs . They handle scenery, lighting, and special effects, both for the Chaminade Dramatics Club and for outside groups using the auditorium. They also prepare the stage for P.T.A. meetings and for special events like the Variety Show and the Band concerts. Ron Kronenberger was elected President of this year's crew.

". . . and if the worst comes to the worst, this switch will take care of the school." 1. Fuchs, R. Kronenberger, T. Rohlings

The stage crew hams up their versIon of "Dragnet." ] . D eneke, ]. Besanceney, T. Roh ling, R. Kronenberger, H. Herlozer, ]. Blake, T. Tumbush, 1. Fuchs.

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Top row: R. Hale, J. Fortman, M. Kilduff, T. Krapf, A. Lang, R. Fox, L. Steinman, T. Heindl. Third row: W. Steffen, P. Tarlano, J. Schaaf, B. Hegman, J. Barnes. J. Schmid, A. Engelbrecht, E. Williams, R. Nace. Second row: R. Earhart, J. Wysong. L. Francis, D. Boeke, W. Keane, W. Krewedl, C. Dirckx, L. Raiff, P. Makley. Bottom row: W. Swadley, L. O'Donnell, A. Pohl, T. Roddy, R. Zi/llmer, T. Mayer, R. Lesko, J. Godfrey. Absent: R. Jenkins, J . Collins.

The Chaminade Service Club has a more varied program than any other organization in the school. Ably directed by Brother Richard Kuhn, they undertake any task from mopping floors to selling football programs. During the year they gave assistance to many other school organizations and engaged in some of their own activities. They maintained the' Building Fund records, ushered at numerous school activities, and helped at the Concession Stand_ The officers were Larry Francis, President; James Godfrey, Vice President; and Charles Dirckx, Secretary_ J. Barnes, T. Mayer, Fortman sort out the mail.

J. Barnes, T. Mayer, D. Hopsburgh, A. Pohl, J. Cude1ka squeeze and swab in the cafeteria. "You mean you're volunteering?" J. Godfrey.

L. Steineman, A. Pohl, P. Tarlano, L. Francis,

The Nylon Hose bandits strike at the dance. J. Andrew, S. Meyers, W. Krewedl , 1. Hand, M. Cotter. D. Mott.

--Reflective thinking. Jim Burns, Barbara Gubser

Masqueraders dance merrily the Halloween mistletoe.

Chaminade merrymakers find charm and enchantment in the land of Halloween make-believe.

" First he breaks my heart, and now my back! " H. Grilliot, S. W alker, T . Sander, N. Dunham, G. Vergamini, E. RuE, P. Herbert, M. Prinz, J. Stae ubl e, ]. Roach, R. Kronenberger.

"What's wrong, Fred? Paul trying to take both of them home? " F. J ones, P. W aldenm eyer, S. Bockm an, D . Montgo mery, B. D avis, 1. Verga mini, J . Grant, T. Roth .

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Top row: T. McCormick, S. Minser, E. SengI, R. Fabian, J. Ungerleider, W. Macbeth, P. Gigliotti, T. Geraghty, W. Stuky, F. Faust, C. Coughlin, R. Roth, E. Travis. Second row: Coach Weaver, Coach O'Brien, V. Bochrath, S. Longo, N. Stoechlein, T. Smart, M. Greany, D . Berry, E. Roach , J. Kenny, S. Prudhomme, D. Phillips, R. Lemons, R. Kleiner, Coach Gorkis. Third row: ]. Raiff, R. Lesko, ].

In his first year as head football coach at Chaminade, Mr. Donald "Bucky" Weaver showed he has what it takes to make a great gridiron coach despite the team's record of three wins and six losses. Getting off on the wrong foot with a 20-14 loss to Louisville Flaget, the Eagles suffered the additional setback of losing to city competition for the first time in ten years. With fifty consecutive city wins as their goal, they met the Stivers Tigers with spirit and determination, but fell, 27 -13. After barely edging the Wilbur Wright Pilots in a 7-6 victory, the Eagles got down to brass tacks and whipped Fairview 14-0. Encouraged by this success, the Green and White were aiming high when the met Cincinnati Elder, but, for all their resolution and effort, they suffered a blasting, 46-0. Bouncing back from this defeat, the Eagles showed they had lost none of their fighting spirit, and battered Roosevelt's line to the tune of 20-13. Having completed their city schedule, the Green and White ran into some tough out-of-town competition. They went down, in quick succession, before Toledo Waite, 26-51; Purcell, 7-30; and Hamilton, 0-19. Yet even in these unsuccessful campaigns they never lost that spirit and sportsmanship which has made them a great team in the past, and will make them a great team again and again in the years to come. 126

DONALD "BUCKY" WEAVER Head Coach .

Conner, C. Bettinger, R. Kammer, R. Dillhoff, R. Morrella, A. Mauro, P. Masten, N. Staub, E. Koogler, T . Hennessey, D. Schamel, Manager T . Sander. Bottom row: R. Beisler, R. Begley, D. Walters, W. Reiling, R. Treon, M. Gibson, T. Konicki, R. Bogovitz, F. Ambrose, M. Diamante, B. Borgerding, Manager G. Vergamini.

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BUTCH SCHAMEL, q.b.

TIM HENNESSEY All-City

"Three hot-dogs and four cups of coffee." Bettinger and Coach Weaver

Raiff rushing, Koogler crushing. Purcell

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The team's choice, most valuable player, "Pappy."

Crashing the Cavalier's forward wall to score. Raiff and Koogler

Raiff fakes, Kammer blocks, Fabian goes. Waite

JACK CONNER, h.h.

NORM STAUB, g.

BOB LESKO, t .

BENNY OSTENDORF, h.h.

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Alert Eagle finds stray Cavalier milder.

Dick Kammer, Honorary Captain, 1954.

A dilly of a dolly dallies with Dilly. Fairview rally

The leaning tower of pizza topples for a touchdown. Mauro at Purcell

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Morrella thunders through for six.

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Purcell

Calvacade of Cavaliers lance Eagle line.

Too much weight for Waite.

Evil-eye "Uggie" casts a spell. Purcell

When a pretty cheerleader drops a hankie. Stivers

"You take it, AI. I've got to make a phone call." Raiff to Mauro vs. Fairview

Takes two to tangle . Fabian in Wright game

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The football managers, under the direction of Bro. Steve Sheehy, are one of the most unobtrusively active organizations in the school. They are in charge of the miscellaneous equipment needed to field a football team. Uniforms and accessories, footballs, tees, first aid materials and the maintenance of the athletic department are all handled capably and efficiently by the managers. Their unselfish service to the team, and the sacrifice it entails, have made them worthy of our gratitude and support. Top row: C. Vergamini, M. Korte, H. Focke, T. Sander. Bottom row : T . Vukovic, M . Moore, ]. Balas,]. Dalbey, W . Krewedl.

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Front row: K. Goecke, P. Jacques, R. Hill, R. Thomas, F. Ernstberger, P. Williams, G. Finnigan. Second row: Coach Evans, P. Steck, J. Fitzharris, G. Froehle, E. Boeke, D. Tangeman, M. Mantia, B. Kennedy, F. Grieshop, J. Jones. Third row: Coach Mershad, T. Hayes, R. Haag, J. Lauricella, W. Stout, J. Theis, G. Stiglitz, M. Burns, J. Clark, C. Kahn, R. Powell, E. Travis, Coach Holycross . .Top row: J . Civille, J. Polking, M . Fallis, J. Berberick, M. Monagahn, B. Scherbauer, C. Niarhos, W. Smith, E. Heigel.

Chaminade's initial venture into the field of freshman football netted an undefeated season and the city junior league title. Under the watchful eye of Robert Holycross, the reserve team gained valuable experience in the principles and practice of the great game of football and learned sportsmanship first hand by meeting underclass teams from other schools. If their record is indicative of the spirit and abilities of the freshman footballers, the next few years should see Chaminade on top once more In city varsity competition.

Mr. Robert Holycross Frosh Coach

Eagle Haag soars for six. Kiser

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SEASON RECORD Team Opp. Fairview ...................................... 0 Stivers ........................................ 6 Wilbur Wright .......................... 6 Dunbar ........................................0 Roosevelt .................................... 0 Kiser .......................................... 0

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In his second year as Chaminade basketball coach, Mr. Tom Frericks led the Eagle cagers to the 1955 City Championship-the fifth in Chaminade basketball history. In the course of the season the Green and White encountered such formidable foes as Hamilton Catholic, whom they bea( 74-42, and Wilbur Wright, whom they edged 5755 . West Milton and Purcell were more powerful opponents, and downed the Chaminade five. The Eagles started off the season with a few alternate wins and losses, and after taking 3rd place in the Tecumseh Carnival, slowed down a little before winning nine straight games, to finish the season in a blaze of glory, copping the citY title on the strength of Ron Hill's foul shot in the Fairview contest, which ended 46-45.

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The sunshine of Champions.

BRO. MATTHEW G. BETZ, S.M. Principal

BRO. CHARLES F. ECKHARDT, S.M. Dean of Boys

What does it take to keep Chaminade high school running smoothly? Master this recipe. Take three buildings, pour in 1200 adolescents. Add five dozen teachers, fifty-two courses, and forty -five activities. Sprinkle freely with a million miscellanies. Stir constantly. Bring to a slow boil over a period of nine months . Throughout be wise and patient, look to the future while deep in the details of the present, keep smiling. Send forth each year boys who have developed into men of Chaminade. This is the task. O路ur principal, our dean and our chaplain---.these are the men who accomplish it. REV . PAUL]. WAGNER, S.M. Chaplain

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TEAM OPP. Sidney .............................. .48 West Milton ...................... 24 Wilbur Wright .................. 64 Piqua .................................. 20 Purcell ................................ 31 Sti vers ................................45 Dunbar ................................ 28 Franklin .............................. 23 Wilbur Wright .................. 34 Hamilton Cath ................... 34 Roosevelt ...... ...................... 30 Kiser ..................... ............. 26 Patterson ........................... .40 Fairview .............................. 22 Beavercreek ........................ 33 St. Xavier .......................... 35 Greenville ...... .................... 38

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Back row: R. Treon, T. Mill er. L Lau terbach, T. Schomer. T. Keehn. Second row: R. Begley, T. McCormick, L Harakay, D . Matlock, T. O·Neil.

Back row : ]. Brucken, D . Wolff, D. W ayne, P. Seltzer, R. Taneman. Coach Edw. ·Marrinan. Second row : P. Steck, R. Alexand er, W . Kennedy , R. Hill, Manag.:r: D . Moss

Chaminade's sports fans are noted for their spirit and enthusiasm. To路 lead their lusty yells in unison, the Cheerleaders leap and antic on the basketball court and on the sidelines of the football gridiron. With Brother Raymond Kacirk as their moderator, they spend hours practicing their acrobatic routines and devising new cheers. At games they pep up spirits when the cheering lags, and keep it loud when it's going strong. With seniors John Leitschuh and Tom Kaminski leading the way, the squad placed third in a field of eighty-three in state-wide competition at Tipp City during the football season. Top row: A. Reynolds, T. Kaminski , M . Schuer, J. Scheper. Front: J. Dorsten, J. Leitschuh.

IDENTIFICATIONS 1. Dig those crazy toppers. 2. "How'd he get in here?"-Anonymous by request. 3. You should see me do. double time. -Marv Johnson. 4. Oh, roll me over.-Tom Wittman . 5. Who's worried about getting fat ? 6. Jimmy MacMahon and friend . 7. Say you'll be mine.-Jim Girardot. 8. He's a coach, not a crooner.-Bucky Weaver. 9. Jerry Bohse finds a desirable spot at C.S .M.C. convention. 10. Ye gads' There's the bell.-George Vergamini. 11. Fred Jones 10 years, 180 lbs. ago.

IDENTIFICATIONS 1. Wally Maher-the Voice of Democ-

racy. 2. Impromptu rally held in 4D . 3. John Dirckx behind the beard; Jim Bramlage under the wig; and Jim Ungerleider on the arm. 4. Well, you gotta pass math, Wally. 5. Tune up! You bunch of flats. 6. They went thataway. Bob Steffen. 7. Tom Kennedy shows his form in a grass skirt . 8. Gee, it's not too much different from the eighth grade. 9 . I prefer earth girls. John Newba uer.

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AICHER, FREDERICK T. 233 Ryburn Ave., 5

BURRIS, RONALD D . 302 Redwood Ave .. 5

FINKE, R. PETER 208 Squirrel Rd. , 5

HUELSMAN, KENNETH W. 1406 Bryn Mawr Dr., 6

ALIG, BERNARD M. 221 Kenilworth Ave., 5

CHIFALA, WILLIAM E. 3328 Delphos Ave., 7

FISCHER, DAVID W. 60 Lakeview Dr., Centerville

HUTZEL, WILLARD U. 2262 N . Gettysburg Ave., 6

ALLEN, FRANK C. 1219 Rivervi ew Ave., 5

CLARK, JAMES F. 112 W. Schantz Ave .. 9

FOX, LAWRENCE T. 1522 Viola Ave ., 5

JASPERS, DONALD E. 3230 Aragon Ave., 10

ANDREWS, LAWRENCE F. 2919 Whittier Ave ., 10

CONNER, JOHN T . 4618 Dayview Ave., 7

FRENCH , JAMES R. 133 Ridge Ave., 5

JOHNSON, MARVIN G . 2039 Smithville Rd ., 10

BAKER, CLARENCE E. lS13 Eureka Dr., 9

CONWELL, FREDERICK 2137 Litchfield Ave. , 6

FUCHS, EDWARD C. 117 Potomac St., 10

JONES, FREDERICK M. 4313 Redonda La., 6

BARTHMAN, ARTHUR C. 2002 S. Smithville Rd .. 10

COOK, DANIEL R. 632 Shoop Ave., 7

GILBERT, HUGH G. 1236 Holly Ave., 10

KAISER, JOSEPH W. 720 Kammer Ave., 7

BEREDA, EDWARD J. 1115 Arbor Ave., 10

COTTMAN, RONALD J. R.R. 1, Farmersville

GILLOTTI, GERALD L. 227 Illinois Ave., 10

KAMINSKI, THOMAS A. 227 Rockwood Ave., 5

BERGER, OMER G. 1902 Glen Rd. , 10

DAHM, JOHN T. 226 Collingwood Ave., 9

GIRARDOT, JAMES F. 61S2 Marshall Rd. , 9

KAMMER, RICHARD L. 2333 Rustic Rd ., 6

BETTINGER, CHARLES N . 1542 McLain St., 3

DANIELEWICZ, RICHARD I. 564 Leo St., 4

GLYNN, JOSEPH E. S44 Hodapp Ave ., 10

KAUFLIN, THOMAS N. 2216 E. Fifth St., 3

BISTREK, THOMAS L. 2621 E. Fourth St., 3

DAUGHERTY, RUSSELL 1706 Wyoming St ., 10

GOLDSCHMIDT, JEROME X . 9 Lott PI., 10

KA VANAUGH, LOUIS S. 440 W . Hudson Ave., 6

BITONTI, SAMUEL C. 274 1 Oxford Ave., 7

DAVIS, EUGENE A. 2703 Dwight Ave., 10

GOUBEAUX, LEO C. 3208 E. Fourth St., 3

KENNEDY, THOMAS C. 50 W. Siebenthaler Ave., 5

BLAKE, JOHN F. 423 W. Parkwood Dr., 5

DAVIS, JOSEPH M. 1209 Wisconsin Blvd., 8

GREENE, THEODORE M. lS23 Leo St., 4

KEOGH, JOHN W. 2654 Springmont Ave., 10

BLANFORD, JOSEPH C. 505 Nordale Ave., 10

DEBORD, DANIEL D. 3111 Wayne Ave., 10

GRIESHOP, JOSEPH L. 317 Jersey St., 3

KING, ALAN J.. 915 Burleigh Ave., 7

BLESI, FREDERICK J. S09 Westminister PI., 9

DENNLER, RALPH J . 2550 Dunhill PI., 10

HACKETT, THOMAS W. 560 Kling Dr. , 9

KING, RICHARD J. 2823 White Oak Dr., 10

BOECKMAN, GERALD W. 53S W. Parkwood Dr., 5

DETMER, FRANK C. 1603 Coventry Rd., 10

HAGAN, PATRICK D. 2104 Rugby Rd., 6

KLOSTERMAN, HOWARD D. 1789 Larriwood Ave ., 9

BOEHMER, FREDERICK N. 1733 S. Brown St., 9

DILLHOFF, RALPH 149 Church St., 3

HAINES, JAMES C. 63 Redwood Ave., 5

KLOSTERMAN, VINCENT B. 10 20 E. Stewart St., 10

BOHSE, JEROME R. 1133 Xenia Ave., 10

DIRCKX, JOHN H . 3212 D eWeese Pkwy., 4

HARM, THOMAS C. 1553 Richard St., 3

KOEHLER, EDWARD J. 2301 Revere Ave., 10

BORCHERS, BERNARD J. 2515 Salem Ave., 6

DISALVO, MARK X . 504 Flintridge Dr., Fairborn

HECKMAN, THOMAS R. 25 Stafford Ave., 4

KOESTERS, RONALD L. 727~ W . Third St., 7

.BRAMLAGE, JOHN A. 390S Hoover Ave., 7

DOERFLER, THOMAS E. 526 Santa Cruz Ave., 10

HElL, WALTER J . 4109 Farnham Ave., 3

KOHR, CARL A . 26 Springway Dr., 5

BRAMLAGE, WILLIAM J. 708 Elberon Ave., 3

DORST EN, JEROME L. 658 Pritz Ave., 10

HEINE, DALE F. 315 Trunk Dr., 3

KOOGLER, EDWARD G. 323 W. Hillcrest Ave ., 5

DOUGHERTY, DENNIS E. 332 Forest Ave ., 5

HENNESSEY, TIMOTHY W. . 350S Wayne Ave., 10

KOVERMAN, WILLIAM C. 109 Lorenz Ave .. 7

BROWN, MICHAEL L. 1015 Phillips Ave., 10

DOUGLAS, JOSEPH L. 112 Malcom Dr., 10

HERBERT, PHILLIP A. 306 Illinois Ave., 10

KOZAK, VALENTINE J. 151S Edna Ave., 3

BROWNE, FRANKLIN H. 242 Holt St., 7

EIFERT, MELVIN C. 1020 Epworth Ave., 10

HEYL, THOMAS J. 106 Redwood Ave., 5

KRAMER, JOSEPH L. 451 Livingston Ave., 10

BRUNNER, JAMES R. 32 E. Mumma Ave., 5

ESTEVEZ, CARLOS P. 751 Brown St., 9

HIKEL, THEODORE R. Bldg. 276-F, Apt. 1, WPAFB

BRUNNER, JOHN W. 2311 N. Gettysburg Ave., 6

EVERS, THOMAS D. 3421 Richfield Dr., 10

HOCKADAY, RICHARD D . 270 N. Garland Ave., 3

BUEHLER, KENNETH J. 825 WeHmeier Ave., 10

FARRELL, FRANKLIN A. 20 Andrews St., 3

BURGER, WILLIAM R. R.R. 5, Box 959, 4

FECHER, RONALD C. 314 Gunckel Ave., 10

HOMAN, WILLIAM L. 322 Clay St., 10

BURGMEIER, RICHARD J. 612 Hulbert St., 10

FEHRMAN, GARY A. 2830 Southern Blvd., 9

HOPKINS, DAVID L. 339 N . Broad St., Fairborn

BURKE, RICHARD 633 E. Schantz Ave., 9

FETTIG, PAUL F. 224 Neal Ave., 5

HOY, ROBERT J. 237 Wroe Ave., 6

BRASHER, GEORGE 605 Piqua PI., 7

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. HOLTMAN, CHARLES R. 233 Niagara Ave., 5

KRIMM, BRIAN C. 1420 Superior Ave., 7 KRONENBERGER, RONALD R. 1000 Orchard Dr., 9 KUHBANDER, RONALD J . 3016 Wayland Ave., 10 KUNTZ, CHARLES.H. 1021 Sunnyview Ave., 6 LAMM, JOHN C. S07 Wilfred Ave., 10 LANG, TERENCE H. 2005 Ewalt Ave., 10

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MICHEL. JAMES E. 117 S. Irwin St.. 3

REDMAN , CHARLES J. 110 Redder Ave .. 5

SMITH. KENNETH T. 5460 linden Ave .. 3

lAQUAGLIA. NICHOLAS A. 544 Cedarhurst Ave .. 7

MIKULA, ALBERT J. 210 Notre Dame Ave .. 4

RENNER. MICHAEL R. 2701 Winburn Ave .. 10

SODER. RONALD 1. 45 Ashley St.. 9

lAWRENCE, ROBERT F. 19 York Ave .. 3

MILLER. RICHARD C. 1945 Benson Dr.. 6

RENTZ. JOSEPH A. 844 Clarkson Ave .. 7

ST AEUBLE. JEROME M . 2208 Fauver Ave., 10

lEE. RONALD G. 144 N. Geitysburg An:., 7

MONAGHAN. DAVID C. 304 Kenwood Ave., 5

RIDDLE. FRANK R. 2801 Mirimar St .. 9

STAUB. NORMAN T. 1831 Neff Ave .. 4

lEINGANG. JOHN 1. 1645 Coventry Rd .. 10

MONTGOMERY, DONALD C. 150 Carrlands Dr.. 9

ROHRER. GUY E. 12 N . Hedges St .. 3

STEFFEN. ROBERT P. 931 Everett Dr.. 7

lEITSCHUH . JOHN D . 40 Green Vall ey Dr .. 3

MORRELLA, ROBERT 1. 130 Steele Ave., 3

ROSENGARTEN, EDWARD 1. 63 Burl ington Ave .. 3

STEGEMAN. CYRIL 1. 1711 Fauver Ave., 10

lESKO, ROBERT P. 1038 Pritz Ave .. 10

MOTT. DAVID T. 605 Oakwood Ave .. 9

ROSS. LLOYD E. 125 S. Irwin St.

STELZER. DONALD 1. 1258 Arbor Ave .. 10

lEWIS, RAYMOND A. 1545 Ridgeway Rd., 9

MURPHY. ROBERT E. 613 Keowee St.

ROTH , THOMAS H . 4127 Corinth Blvd .. 10

SWEETMAN, GERARD ]. 2714 Smithville Rd .. 10

LIENESCH. JAMES H . 2921 Ath erton Rd .. 9

MURRAY. JAMES F. 320 Hadley Ave .. 9

ROYER. MILTON W. 517 Homewood Ave .. 5

TARKANY. MARTIN J . 360 Edison St., 7

LIENESCH. JOSEPH A. 1109 Rubi con Rd ., 9

MUTH, THOMAS A. 27 Fernwood D r., 5

RUF, ERNST H. 1269 Rosedal e D r.. 7

TAR1ANO. JOHN P. 28 S. McGee St., 3

LINGG. CHARLES E. 44 12 Waymire Ave .. 6

NEAL, JACK E. 3207 Forest Grove Ave. , 6

RUSSELL. DANIEL H. 717 Parkview Ave .. 3

TANGEMAN. JAMES E. 5765 Philadelphia Dr., 5

10EBER. lOU IS 1. 2233 Wayne Ave .. 10

NEARY. JAMES P. 2068 Auburn Ave., 6

SANDER, THOMAS C. 1301 Princeton Dr. . 6

THOBE. NEIL K. 138 Wyoming St. 9.

lOGES. THOMAS E. 836 Vall ey St.. 4

NELLIS. JAMES C. 404 7 Myron Ave., 6

SAWYER. THOMAS A. 2532 Roanoke Ave .. 9

THOMAS, WILLIAM R. 113 Pointview Ave .. 5

lOWRY. DENNIS M. 3421 E. Second St.. 3

NEVIUS, JAMES W . 121 Berea PI.. 4

SCANLAN, ROBERT J . 102 Carter Ave., 5

VERGAMINI. GEORGE E. 37 Constance Ave .. 9

lUKEN, EDWARD 1. R.R. 1, Box 109, Tipp City

NEWBAUER, JOHN R. 8111 Brandt Pike, 4

SCHAEFER. DAVID G. 124 W. Herman Ave., 5

VORHEES. GEORGE B. 22 Rubicon St .. 9

MAHER, W ALTER B. 700 Forest Grove Ave., 6

NOLAN, STEWART P. 536 Evergreen Ave ., 7

SCHAMEL. DONALD C. 2301 Aerial Ave ., 9

WA1DENMEYER. PAUL T. 4989 Troy St.. 4

MAHLE. JAMES N . 471 Hunter Ave .. 4

0'NEA1, lAWRENCE V . 828 Highridge Ave .. 10

SCHEINER. JOSEPH F. 106 Shaw Ave.. 5

WEHNER. GEORGE M. 824 Meredith St., 7

MANTLE. DAVID A. 16 1 Steele Ave .. 3

O'REILL Y, RICHARD P. 330 J ones St., 10

SCHIM1, SAMUEL 1. 2645 Olt Rd .. 7

WEINRICH, FRANK J. 83 Notre Dame Ave., 4

MASTEN. PHILLIP G. 1568 Shaftesbury Rd .. 6

OSTENDORF. BERNARD A. 4024 Cleveland Ave., 10

SCHIRTZINGER. lOUIS J. 42 S. Garfield St.. 3

WERLING. JUDE T. 424 Waneta Ave., 4

MAURO. ALBERT F. 732 Heck Ave .. 8

PANCAKE. D ONALD]. 62 Warder St., 5

SCHLEGEL. DENNIS J . 2454 King Ave .. 10

WESSELS. GERALD A. 838 Carlisle Ave .. 1(1

MAURO. PETER A. 43 Fluhart Ave .. 8

PATKO, JOHN J. 4021 Brumbaugh Blvd., 6

SCHONS. JOHN R. 124 N. Cherrywood Ave., 3

WHIR10W. PHILIP A. 3718 Hillmont Ave., 4

McCARTHY. JAMES J . R.R. 1. Box 295. Fairborn

PAVELKA, FREDRIC 1. 3890 Keswi ck la., 9

SCHUER. EDWARD M. 420 Kenilorth Ave .. 5

WHITE. WALTER J. 38 Jones St .. 2

McCRATE. JAMES M. 65 McReynolds St.. 3

PAZITNEY, PAUL J. Box 179, R.R. 3. Brookville

SCHULTZ. THOMAS J. 423 Irving Ave., 9

WINKELJOHN. ALAN 1. 1923 Rugby Rd., 6

McENROE, PAUL V. 523 Homew ood Ave .. 5

PLACKE. DAVID J. 1805 Fau ve r Ave., 10

SCHWIETERMAN, EUGENE A. 701 Gondert Ave., 3

WITTMANN. THOMAS]. 226 Peach Orchard. 9

MELAMPY. DAVID 1. 8340 Fredrick Rd .. 4

PRESTEL, GARA1D H. 20 Maryland Ave. , 4

SHUEY. VERNON E. 2144 Welfare Ave .. 9

WOLF. JOHN E. 28 E. Fairview Ave .. 5

MENKER. GEORGE T. 3750 Kings Hwy .. 6

PRESTEL. JAMES J. 920 S. Broadview Blvd ., 9

SMITH. DALE J . 421 Waneta Ave., 4

WOLF. R. JAMES 3101 Mesmer Ave .. 10

MEYER. DONALD F. 1240 Highl and Ave .. 10

RAIFF. DAVID S. 1242 Arbor Ave., 10

SMITH, DAVID 1. 243 Indiana Ave .. 10

WOODWORTH. THOMAS I. 108 Plum St., 10

MEYER. MARTIN J. 40 17 Corinth Blvd .. 10

RAIFF. JEROME E. 1057 Superior Ave .. 7

SMITH, JAY V . 114 Avon Way, 9

WOOLERY, JERRY T. 1961 litchfield Ave., (,

MEYER. RICHARD M. 335 Kn echt Di·.. 5

RAYMANN. WILLIAM J. 852 V alley St.. 4

SMITH, KENNETH J. 1430 Amberly Dr.

ZWIES1ER. ROBERT E. 434 Oak St., 10

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INDEX OF ADVERTISERS ABC Exterminating Co. 164 Air National Guard 182 Allodi's Restaurant 156 Aman Co. 167 Angelina's Pizzeria 183 Anticoli's 181 A. Bacos Grocery 176 Adam Ballmann's Sons 148 Baumer'sTavern 166 Beall's Drive Inn 182 Beigel Jeweler's Inc. 169 Belmont Auto Theater 179 Earl R. Berry 166 L. M. Berry 162 Blue Bird Baking Co. 149 B.O.K. Plastics Inc. 169 Bolser's 162 Francis A. Bonanna Co. 176 Bonbright Distributors 173 Borcher's Auto Co. 172 Wm. Brockman & Sons Furnace Co. 160 Brooks & Chappell 155 Don E. Brune Pharmacy 153 Brunners Drug & Food 168 Bruns Cafe 174 Bucher Bros. Printing 180 Bud and Ed's Market 159 Budde Sheet Metal Works 160 J. E. Burke 165 Butler Heating 165 Capitol Dry Cleaning 157 Carl's Tavern 152 Cassano's Pizza Houses 167 Century Bar 185 City Loan & Saving Co. 154 Clement's Heating & Sheet Metal 152 Club Cayoda 169 Congress Bowling and Grill 187 Cub Cafe 184 Dahm Bros. Co. Inc. 177 Bert L. Daily Inc. 173 Daye Cycle Shop 177 Dayton Accordion Academy 181 Dayton Church Supply Co. 174 Dayton Town & County 167 Dayton Wired Music Service Inc. 154 Hugo Deis Distributors, Inc. 149 Dorothy Lane Market 114 Dot's Super Market 180 Ed and Art's Service Station 148 Farley's Inn 167 Fashion Furniture 187 Father's Club 186 Fenton Dry Cleaning Co. 150 Filelity Prescriptions 149 Finke Engineering Co. 148 Fleming-Raney Motor Sales 152 Jim Flynn Inc. 153 M. J. Flynn Insurance Agency Inc. 169

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Wm. Focke's Sons Go. 153 Foos Clark's Tavern 177 Ray Fortener Real Estate 169 Foster's Dry Cleaning 174 Frank's Radiator Service 151 Ray Fudge TV Service 153 Furst the Florist 152 Fyr-Fyter Products 148 Vito Gaccetta's Spaghetti House 185 Gentleman Jim's Inn "181 Girardot's Market 167 Gitzinger Trucking Service 156 Goody Goody Restaurant 186 C. H. Gosiger Machinery Co. 14S Johnie Gray Texaco Service 181 Guarantee Radio & Television 183 H asty-Tasty 156 Heinrich's 176 Herle's 157 Hickory Cafe 164 Lee Hilgeford Auto Sales 172 and 184 Hinder's Home Furnishings 187 H & M Cleaners 187 R. D. Hockaday 182 Geo. P. Huffman Inc. 173 Island-Park Inn 177 Jesse's Barber Shop 178 Kander Drug's 166 Kielbaso & Lesher Contractors 187 Kirk's 153 Knifes Market 187 Gale E. Koogler 159 Kramer's 166 Kronenberger Realty 187 Peter Kuntz Lumber Co. 154 C. W. Lang Tool Co. 187 Larry's Steak House 179 Lefeld's Barber Shop 160 Longo's Twinkle Inn 177 Magetti Funeral Home 179 Main Appliance & Music Co. 183 Malone Camera Stores 161 George Mantle 167 May's Oil & Supply Co. 167 Metropolitan Clothes 170 Meyer & Boehmer Funeral Home 171 Miami Stationers 151 Mill & Ray Market 186 Mooseburger Drug Co. 186 Mother's Club 164 Muth Bros. 174 " Mutual Electric Co. 181 Forest C. Myers 177 Nate's 159 National Cash Register 147 Neal's Dairy Farms 183 Needham Shell Service 152 Non-Ferrous Casting Co. 152 Northridge Inn, 175 Northtown Bar 179 Oak Nite Club 154

Oakwood Press Shop 184 Ohio Precision Castings Inc. 159 One Hour Martinizing 184 Ownes Bake Shoppe 169 Patterson Food Market 184 Pet and Garden Shop 165 Poelking Bowling Lanes 179 Potter's Riverside Mk't 175 Precision Rubber Products 148 Premier Rubber Manf. 176 Robert I. Probst Agency 166 Progressive, Inc. 156 Quality Beer Distributors 166 Quinn Auto Top 177 Rankin Radio and TV 175 Rathweg Insurance Agency 179 Rengers & Zengel 178 A. J. Roderer 165 Sacksteder's Grocery 154 Salem & North Sheet Metal Co. 15b Sawaya's French Markets 182 Schellhaas Drug Store 184 Carl A. Schmidt Drug Co. 184 R. L. Shane Co. 169 Shannon Buick Co. 152 Russel L. Shuey 162 Seitz Hardware Co. 176 Skyway's 174 South Park Bakery 183 Srepco 163 S & R Tool Corp. 159 Sunoco Service Station 182 Sunray Bar 186 Supensky's Cafe 182 Superior Coal and Builders Supply 161 Suttmiller's 179 Paul E. Swartzellnsurance 154 Telling Ice Cream Co. 151 The Towers 179 " Town & Country Florist 148 Triangle Skateland 161 Truman Opticians 157 Ullrich's Drug Store 183 Village Tavern 186 V & P Market and Carry Out 169 Robert P. Wagner Co. 160 Walkers Inc. 150 Walter Funeral Homes 156 Walton Oil Co. 163 Charles L. Weiler 159 Weiler Welding Co. Inc. 160 Wellmeier Co. 166 Ben Westbrock & Sons 161 White Clover Dairy Farms 183. White Villa 170 Wilke's Market 185 William's Market 155 Joe Williams Realtor 161 Joe K. Wilson Company 156 Wolfe Studio 160 C. W. Zimmerman Inc. 158

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Every class leaves behind certain impressions that are remembered long after its members graduate from school.

It will be your ambition to see your class remembered as one of the best that ever represented your school. The surest way to accomplish this is for each member to live up to the ideals taught you at Chaminade High School. With youth, training, and the desire to serve, you are splendidly equipped for the larger responsibilities ahead. We can only add our congratulations and sincerest wish es for your success.

The National Cash Register Company

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BRO. ALFRED E. BEIGEL, S.M.

On August 19, 1954, Bro. Alfred E. Beigel, S.M., passed to his eternal reward . His completely unexpected death culminated 39 years of service to God, the Society of Mary, and youth. He served as treasurer and business manager of Chaminade for the past five years, a period which saw the completion of the new building. . Brother Al will be remembered in many ways ... for his thorough and interesting courses in American history, for his booming voice in happy social gatherings, for his patience and understanding, and for his devoted service to God. Although the passing of Brother Al leaves a deep void within the faculty of Chaminade and the hearts of all who knew him, it enriches the heavenly choir with another strong Marianist voice.

Best Wishes to the Class of" 55" from

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1820 Wyoming Street ED RAIFF

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31 10 Oakridge Drive

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C. H. GOSIGER MACHINERY CO.

DAYTON DISTRIBUTOR MI-2882

409 Warren Street

Compliments of

ADAM BALLMANN'S SONS Iron and Wood Working Machinery

Fruits and Vegetables 2159 Valley

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RR No. 9 Box 364

JOE K. WILSON COMPANY WALTER FUNERAL HOME

Insurance Third National Building DAYTON 2, OHIO HEmlock 581 I WM. H. WILSON Ta 0409

J. K. WILSON Ta 4848

50 I S. Main St.

1235 N. Main St.

FUlton 5181

Hemlock 9829

BE AGGRESSIVE CALL PROGRESSIVE -

LAUNDERERS

KE 5152

DRY CLEANERS

Diaper Service

Linen Supply

1613 TACOMA STREET

THE SALEM & NORTH SHEET METAL CO. Shop 3580 Sitlem LEO AUG, Owner

Compliments of

ALLODIS RESTAURANT 713 S. Ludlow Street ADams 0450

"Home Cooked Meals"

156

Office: 221 Kenilworth Ave.

TED HICKMAN, Manager

Phone: TAylor 1821

JOE ALLODI, Owner

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Compliments

CAPITOL DRY CLEANING and

CAPITOL VARSITY CUSTOM REBUILDERS and Renewers of ·Athletic Equipment DAYTON, OHIO

OXFORD, OHIO

TRUMAN OPTICIANS

104 N. Main Street

MI 4782

Dayton 2, Ohio

MI4783

NEXT DOOR TO ROSSITER'S

HERLE'S Formal Rental for All Occasions OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENTS

17 South Jefferson AD 2071

157

BRO. OSCAR ARNOLD, S.M. Cafeteria Maintenance. Infir.:nary.

BRO. ANTHONY BRO . NORBERT BISHOP, S.M. BROCKMAN, S.M. Algebra III, Shop, Math, Religion I, Sodality I. Driver Education, Turkey Frosh Speech Club. Raffle.

FR. ROBERT BROWN, S.M . Librarian.

BRO . A. JOSEPH BARRISH, S.M. World History, English I , Sodality I, Frosh Art. JCOWA, Booster Club .

BRO. JOHN BERTONE, S. M . Maintenance.

BRO. JOHN CLEAVER, S.M. Cafeteria Maintenance.

"That'll learn ya, dern ya!" Potato chip moocher: Mr. Faust. Bushwhacker: D on Meyer.

BRO. THOMAS CORBETT, S.M. Civics-Sociology, English IV, Speech Club, EAGLE Advisor.

BRO . ANTHONY DEINLEIN, S.M. MARIANIST Magazine.

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W. ZIMMERMAN/ INC. Father of

JACK '47

TOM '47

DICK

JERRY

'48

'53

TOM ZIMMERMAN, '47

Sales Representative

Ad 3227

158

DON '54

CLASS OF 2H Bids Farewell

GALE E. KOOGLER Painting Contractor Industrial, Commercial, Residence INTERIOR

EXTERIOR

to THE CLASS OF '55

S&R TOOL CORP. 915 Valley Street Designers, Manufacturers

TA 4978

TOOLS. DIES, JIGS, FIXTURES AND GAGES

NATES 323 West Hillcrest Ave.

Men and Boys Furnishings

DAYTON, OHIO

SHOES AND BOOTS 4th and Jefferson FU 3429

CHARLES L. WEILER

FU 9011

Congratulations to The Class of 1955

Hayrides Custom Farming BARTLEY ROAD

TA 5870

OHIO PRECISION CASTINGS INC.

109 Webb Street

BUD & ED'S MARKET

DAYTON, OHIO

2334 Salem Avenue Plaster Mold, Non Ferrous DELIVERY SERVICE 25c

Castings

RA 2183

159

Our Warmest Congratulations to The Class of '55

WOLFE STUDIO

WM. BROCKMAN & SONS FURNACE CO. 114-118 Valley St.

DON TUCKER, Mgr.

HE 8638

1050 Knott Building

Dayton, Ohio AD 7001

LEFELD'S BARBER SHOP 3009 E. Third Street

ROBERT P. WAGNER CO.

Dayton, Ohio

Third National Building Compliments of

FOR

BUDDE SHEET METAL WORKS

INSURANCE Phone Adams 2233 BOB WAGNER, SR.

305 Leo St.

BOB WAGNER, Jr.

Class '29 Class '51

Dayton, Ohio

WEILER WELDING CO., INC. Electric - Acetylene Since 1920

Equipped to Handle any Welding Prvblem METAL SPRAYING

FLAME CUTTING

FLAME HARDENING

FABRICATION OF JIGS

SAND BLASTING

ATOMIC TOOL WELDING HElLlARC

Distributor for Airco Supplies, Equipment and Ohio Medical Gases 324 E. Second Street

160

Phone: FU 5186

MALONE CAMERA STORES INCORPORATED 30 North Main Street 62 East stroop Road 3896 Linden Avenue

Compliments of

TRIANGLE SKATELAND Dayton's. Largest Roller Rink I 17 East Helena Street

THE SUPERIOR COAL & BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 3523 Linden

MI9561

Avenu~

TELEPHONE MA 121 I

Congratulations to the Class of 1955

Best Wishes

BEN WESTBROCK & SONS FUNERAL HOME

JOE WILLIAMS Realtor

"Dayton's First Funeral Home" VVA 8100 1712 VVayne Avenue

KE 6161

16 1

Congratulations and Good Luck Seniors of 1955

GETTYSBURG APPLIANCES 2244 N. Gettysburg Ave. Dayton, Ohio ' PHONE OR-3661 Television

Refrigerators

Washers and Dryers

ZENITH

BENDIX

SYLVANIA CROSLEY

HAMILTON

CROSLEY Floor Covering TILE LINOLEUM Floor Covering Of All Kinds

Ironers IRONRITE

Estimates Given On Installation

BENDIX

PLEASE CONSULT

Congratulations to

THE YELLOW PAGES

The Class of '55

of Your TELEPHONE DIRECTORY When Buying

BOLSER'S HI-BOY HAMBURGERS AND MALTS

Far Hills and Lewiston

162

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WALTON OIL COMPANY 1407 N. G. Gettysburg Ave. DAYTON, OHIO

Fuel Oils-Burner Installation and Service For any Type Heating Systems ME 2681

OFFICE NUMBER AFTER FIVE O'CLOCK MO 55444 MO 55730 MO 76647

Compliments of

SREPCO' INC. Standard Radio and Electric Products

. DAYTON, OHIO

163

KE 6734

Compliments of

We Kill All Pest

A.B.C. EXTERMINATING CO. Dayton 10, Ohio

A FRIEND

We Kill Termites and other Pest ARTHUR L. DAVIS, Owner

2703 Dwight Ave.

Congratulations to The Class of '55

THE CHAMINADE MOTHERS CLUB

HICKORY CAFE Hickory and Morton Ave.

BEER AND WINE AD 0976 John N. Schultz, Prop.

164

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. JUNIOR EAGLE SALESMEN

Standing: B. Dahm, D. Mehall, J. Swartzbaugh, R. Sherry. Seated: T. Smart, A. Pickle, M. Duffy. Absent: P. Dillhoff.

BUTLER HEATING COMPANY Heating and Air Conditioning Sales and Service 138 Ringgold St.

MA-77 11

Congratulations to the Class of '55

1B A. J. RODERER & SONS Shoes For The Entire Family

Compliments of

THE PET AND GARDEN SHOP

1139 W. Third St. 639 Waterveliet Ave.

MA-95 11

FU-2662

450 Patterson Rd. Dayton 9, Ohio OX-5245

Congratulations to the

The Shop For All Your

Class of '55

PET SUPPLIES

MR. AND MRS. J. E. BURKE

165

RESIDENCE

OFFICE

EARL R. BERRY

RA 8670

AD 8227

Distributor of FLEET-WING PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FUEL OILS - GASOLINE 8154 Inwood Avenue DAYTON 5, OHIO

Quality

KANDER DRUGS

B~er

Distributors

Prescri ptions I 101 Cincinnati St.

AD 2468

117 Clover St.

FREE DELIVERY

Congratulations to the Class of 155

FROM l-A BAUMER'S TAVERN Beer - Wine - Soup . Sandwiches Television WA 0168 3009 Far Hill Ave. Dayton 9, Ohio

THE WELLMEIER CO. Paints Glass

Hardware Window Shades

600 XENIA AVE.

MA-442I

ROBERT I. PROBST AGENCY Complete Insurance .Service REPRESENTING TRAVELERS INS. CO.

700 Third National Bldg. OFFICE

RESIDENCE

HE 5811

WA 0012

PARTY SUPPLY

BAR SERVICE

1018 Irving Ave. DAIRY TREET STORE

166

24 HR. ICE SERVICE

FARLEYS INN Vic Cassano and Mom Donisi

Drinks - Good Food LAKE ST. MARYS

PIZZA HOUSE/S

Phone 6404 Congratulations to the Class

TWO LOCATIONS

of 1955

895 W. Schantz Ave. Southern Hills WA 7881

AMAN & CO. JEWELERS Dayton Jewelers For Over Sixty-five Years 19 S. LUDLOW STREET

3718 Salem Ave. Liblocks Miracle Lane

Cong ratu lations

Or 3131

and

CARRY OUT SERVICE

Best Wishes

3-E GIRARDOT'S MARKET 2101 E. Stroop Rd. Walnut 9031

Best Wishes to the Class of '55

WHITE VILLA QUALITY FOODS

Dayton 9, Ohio

TOWN AND COUNTRY MIRACLE LANE

FUEL OIL Call Adams 8138

Far Hills and Stroop

3090 Salem Ave.

MAYS OIL & SUPPLY COMPANY Distributor of Sinclair Products

Dayton's Leading Drive In Shopping Centers Congratulations to the Class of '55

GEORGE MANTLE ROAD OILS Waste Oils of all Types

Open Nightly Till 9:00 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING

MA 0757

167

BRO. GEORGE DEINLEIN, S.M. Religion IV, English II, Sodality III, EAGLE Advisor.

MR. WILLIAM DONOHUE General Science I, II.

"Why thank you! I try to brush them every day." Fred Jones and Brother John O路Connor.

MR. GEORGE EARLY Civics-Sociology, Student Employment, Graduation, Secretary Alumni Assn.

BRO. CHARLES ECKHARDT, S.M. Dean, Commercial Law, Senior Counselor, Graduation, Activities Co-ordinator.

MR. GERARD FAUST Mechanical Drawing III. IV, Cafeteria Supervision.

BRO. DONALD BRO. J. EDWARD FOLEY, S.M. FICK, S.M. Photog raphy General Business II, Biology, Superintendent of Build- Club, Science Club . . ings, Ticket Manager.

MR. THOMAS FRERICKS English I, Physical Education, Head Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach.

BRO. DONALD GASKILL, S.M. World History, Current Events-Speech, Sodality I, Glee Club, Assistant Band Director, Frosh Bowling League.

BRUNNER1S DRUG & FOOD 2331 N. Gettysburg Ave. RA 5050

Full Line of Drugs, Grocery

Sundries, Vegetables, Frozen Foods And a Lunch Counter Open 7 Days a Week 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE

Registered Pharmacists On Duty at All Times

168

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FROM 2-E

3333 E. Third Street KE 46 91

R. L. SHANE COMPANY Toro Power Mowers Lawn and Garden Equipment

BEIGEL JEWELERS, INC.

1007 SHROYER ROAD

OX 2253

OWENS BAKE SHOPPE

20 N. Main Street

924 W. Fairview Ave.

MARTIN E. Beigel "29"

PHONE RA 1311 Wedding and Birthday Cakes Our Specialty The Busiest Little Spot in Dayton

RAY E. FORTENER Real Estate Ucensed and Bonded BROKER AND REALTOR East Daytonian for 39 Years 3413 WAYNE AVE.

MA 4335

B. O. K. PLASTICS INC. 2331 N. Gettysburg Ave. PHONE OR 7332

Congratulations Class of 1955

Precision Injection Moulding

Vacuum Forming Complete Plastic Service

CLUB CAYODA

M." J.

FLYNN INSURANCE AGENCY 137 North Main Street

Dayton 2, Ohio

ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE

169

THE METROPOLITAN Three Fine Stores路 . . . SERVING A FINE COMMUNITY ...

* DOWNTOWN * TOWN AND COUNTRY * MIRACLE LANE

ia ~-tgeat" '1(ft ~ 7'

WHITE VILLA

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170

"If Our Clothes

Don't Make Good We Will"

路

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IISuccess to Class of '55

MEYER & BOEHMER Funeral Home Established 1922 ADAMS. 9119

1733 Brown St. at Sawmill Rd.

Air Conditioned-Enlarged-Redecorated INVALID CAR SERVICE

171

COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1955

Mr. Borchers presents Bro. Bishop with a new Driver Training Car.

BORCHER'S AUTO COMPANY 366 S. Main Street

LEE HI LGEFORD AUTO SALES CHRYSLER

PLYMOUTH

355 South Main Street

Bro. Kelly accepts the keys for new Plymouth Training Car, from Mr. Hilgeford.

COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1955

172

GEO. P. HUFFMAN, INC. Realtors 1ST AT JEFFERSON

SCHOENLING

HE 2861

AD 1012

MILLER HIGH LIFE

BEER

BONBRIGHT DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 751-765 N. Findlay Street

DAYTON 4, OHIO

BERT L. DAILY, INC. Artist's Materials Raw Wood Picture Frames SIGNWRITERS SUPPLIES 126 East Third St. ADAMS 4121

173

FOSTER'S DRY CLEANERS MA 8961

100 Bolton St.

6404 W. Third St.

Plant t-AU 1230

Good Luck Seniors

1J FLY AT SKYWAYS Flight School CHARTER SERVICE

DORTHY LANE MARKET 2710 Far Hill Avenue FINE FOODS

Dayton Municipal Airport MO 44615

DAYTON CHURCH SUPPLY COMPANY Rosaries, Prayer Books Statues, Crucifixes

Open Every Day 9 'til 10

136 E. Third Street AD 2521

Jerome J. Muth Howard W. Muth

Congratulations To The Class of '55

BRUNS CAFE Wilmington and Patterson Rd.

BEER -

WINES

JUGS -

CASES

MUTH BROS., INC. Party Supplies 613 E. Second St. AD 2281

174

Ke 0136

Compliments of 4-A

3-F Wishes the Class of '55 GOOD LUCK

It's . . .

POTTER'S RIVERSIDE MARKET

Congratulations Class of 1955

NORTHRIDGE INN Beer-Liquor-Wine-Good Food CHRiS YOLK, Prop.

New Troy Pike at Fredrick Pike

For BUSSE'S, FORT LOROMIE and JOE'S, RUSSIA OHIO Sausage

RANKIN RADIO AND TELEVISION

Fresh

and

Smoked

1450 West Third St. AD 3113 Dayton 7, Ohio

175

Complim'ents of

FRANCIS A. BANANNO CO. Importers of Fine Wine and Champagne Distributors of

Congratulations to the Class of 155

FROM l-C SEITZ HARDWARE CO. TOWN AND COUNTRY - WA I 186 146 East Stroop Road

F.A.B. WINE

DAYTON VIEW - RA 4996 2024 Salem Ave. MIRACLE LANE - RA 9139 21 10 Miracle Lane

A. Bakos Grocery 1231 Superior Ave.

HEINRICH/S

RA 4022

The Shop of Distinctive Shoe Service 3103 EAST THIRD ST.

THE PREMIER RUBBER MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers MECHANICAL AND HARD RUBBER PRODUCTS Factory and Main Office NUMBER ONE EDMUND STREET DAYTON I, OHIO

Telephone Fulton 9155 DETROIT OFFICE FISHER BUILDING JOHN WESTENDORF, Pres JOS. L. LEIBOLD, Sec.

176

HARRY GERSTNER, Vice-Pres.

L. F. JACOBS, Gen Manager

Fulton 9397

Dine in Comfort

DA YE CYCLE SHOP Pick Up and Delivery City Wide

LONGO'S

Where Wiser People Get Better Buys â&#x20AC;˘ 421 E. THIRD STREET Patrick Quinn

DAYTON, OHIO

TWINKLE

Harold Vanhook

INN

QUINN AUTO TOP

2702 Linden Ave.

218 W. Third St.

Auto Upholstering Tops

KEnmore 6422

Seat Covers

Specialize in

Supplies

FU 7762

Pat Quinn

ITIALIAN

FOODS

Compliments

Complete Carry Out Service

FOOS CLARK'S TAVERN 2400 E. Third St. LOUIS W. CLARK, Proprietor

Congratulations to the Class of "55"

AMERICAN

CHICKEN * SPAGHETTI * PIZZA DOMINIC LONGO, Owner

ISLAND PARK INN 96 E. Helena Street Soup

Lunches

Beer

DAHM BROS. CO., INC. Roofing and Siding Experts

Best

2-A

Wishes FREE ESTIMATES -

LIBERAL TERMS

The Graduates 12 Huffman Ave. at Third

Dayton, Ohio KEnmore 610 I

KEnmore 6102

All Kinds of Small Appliances Cleaned and Repaired

FOREST C. MYERS Sweepers

Clocks

Fans

Food Mixers and Hair Dryers 2226 N. MAIN ST.

TA 8080

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MR. JOHN GORKIS Physical E d u cat ion. Health I, II, Assistant Football Coach .

BRO. ALFRED GRISEZ, S.M. Chemistry, Nat ion a I Honor Society.

BRO. JOHN HAll, S.M. Typing, Stamp Drive.

BRO. ANDREW HAWKE, S.M. American History, Rel igion III, Sodality III. EAGLE Business Advis 0 r, MARIANIST Drive .

BRO. ROBERT HERTWECK, S.M. Religion II, English II, Lain II, Sodality II.

Keeping the Green White out of the red.

BRO. LOUIS HETTICH. S.M. Algebra II, Plane Geometry

MR. ROBERT HOLYCROSS Physical Education, Football Coach (Reserves) , Tennis Coach.

Brother Joe Meder

"Then you put in some corn squeezins, an' let' er nubble fer a spell." Moonshiner: Brother Al Grisez .

BRO. JOSEPH JANNING , S.M. Trigonometry-Solid Geometry, Algebra III. Charriinade Club.

BRO. RAYMOND KACIRK, S.M. English III, Latin II. Sodality IV, Rallies, Assistant Athletic Director, Cheerleaders_

SOPHOMORE EAGLE SALESMEN

Standing: G. Furay, H. Morgan, M. McDonald, J. Brogan. Seated: H. Davis, E. Sengi, B. Schirack. Absent: F. Foust, B. Bogovitz.

Congratulations to the Class of 55

FROM 2-J AD 0398

"Service As You Like It"

With or Without Appointments

RENG"ERS & ZENGEL Builders, Realtors, Insurers Custom Residential Building

JESSE'S BARBER SHOP Manicuring FIVE BARBERS

Shoe Shine

AIR CONDITIONED

Jesse liberatore, Prop. 5 E. Second St.

CURRENTLY DEVELOPING WELLESLEY HEIGHTS. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP

Congratulations to the Class of '55 Compliments of

A FRIEND 178

Call MO 7-7787

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Fine Foods and Drinks

THE TOWERS

Congratulations

3624 Linden Ave. Lar~e

Ballroom availabl: for Priva~e Parties, Dinner and Wedding Receptions

RATHWEG INSURANCE AGENCY

from

SUTTMILLERS 850 North Main St.

632 Hulman Bldg. DAYTON, OHIO HE 5981

CONGRATULATIONS TO

LARRY'S STEAK HOUSE 1202 S. Main St. Good Food at Popular Prices Choice Steaks, Chops and Chicken Dinners

THE CLASS OF 1955

Compliments · of

2-F

6'10 Beer and Wine Private Room for Private Parties

MI 3026

AMBULANCE SERVICE

Congratulations to the Class of 1955

BELMONT AUTO Electric Heater in Car Cinemascope with Stereophonic sound

324 N. Broadway AD 2962

1508 Valley St. MI6021

MAGETTI FUNERAL HOME Dayton, Ohio NORTHTOWN BAR (Formerly UTACH'S CAFE) LIQUOR, FOOD, BEER Open tii 2:30 4320 N. Main St. RA 0262 Bowl and Relax at

POELKING BOWLING LANES 1430 Wilmington Avenue DAYTON, OHIO Shakertown Pike and County Line Road

Automatic Spotters OPEN 8 A.M. TO 2:30 A.M.

170

Congratulations to

THE CLASS OF '55 from

A FRIEND

Specializing in Fine Meat and Everyday Low Prices on Quality Merchandise

Compliments of

OOT/S SUPER MARKET Waterveliet and Patterson Rds.

BUCHER BROS. Printers 819 South Ludlow Street

DAYTON, OHIO

Printing for the Office, Shop and Sales Department

180

DAYTON ACCORDION ACADEMY I500 S. Brown Street

~ :,WHEN lN1'HE ~ .

The Place To Go Is

~r.a

~" MOOD FOR路 f\NE 1=000

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"Everything for the Accordionist" "We Teach all Instruments"

GENTLEMAN JIM'S INN

9 I 5 Brown Street

MI6111

MUTUAL ELECTRIC CO. Commercial I ndustrial Residential

619 Silver Lane Dayton 10, Ohio

KE 9127

JOHNIE GRAY TEXACO SERVICE

Restaurant 3019 W. Third St. ME 0184

Cocktail Lounge 3025 SALEM AVE.

OR 2264

Serving I I A.M. to I A.M.

181

SCHLATER'S SERVICE STATION Accessories

Motor Tune Ups Brake Service

Kelly Tires

Batteries J. E. SLATER, Owner WAlnut 0274

2326 FAR HILLS

CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS

Class of

BEALL'S DRIVE INN 5713 West Third Street Congratulations and Best Wishes For Success To the Class of 1955

SAWAYA'S FRENCH MARKET

Home of the Famous "Big Jim" Hamburger "Many Others Similar But None As Good"

Five Complete Food Markets

Compliments of

SUPENSKY'S CAFE First and Keowee St. Adams 0004

R. D. HOCKADAY General Contractor Roofing and Siding Free Estimates 270 N. Garland Ave.

INCOME

* TECHNICAL

162ND FIGHTER BOMBER Call MO 4-4621

182

Kenmore 5739

TRAINING

* Opportunity for Commission * Serve. at Home! SQUADRON

Liberal Terms

Best Wishes to the Class of '55

FROM 2-B Class of '57

GUARANTEE RADIO AND TELEVISION 12 South Williams Street

Dayton 7, Ohio HE 6981

Good Luck

SOUTH PARK BAKERY 1033 South Brown St.

and

Best Wishes

PAUL SCHENKING Proprietor

FU 1032

For Your Dinner or Party C c3 11 Ad 1532

"ANGELINA'S PIZZERIA" CARRY OUT Pizza Pie

Spaghetti

205 Salem Ave.

Ravioli

DAIRY

Meat Balls

Open II A.M. to 12 P.M.

FARMS

Compliments of

THE MAIN APPLIANCE AND MUSIC COMPANY 2212 N. Main s.treet RA 2179 Dayton 5, Ohio

AD 3125

OPEN EVENINGS, EXCEPT SATURDAY

ULLRICH'S DRUG STORE Dayton View's Leading Drug Store 801 Lexington Avenue

Ra 5818

Dayton's Largest Locally Owned Dairy

WHITE CLOVER DAIRY FARMS New Natural Homogenized Vitamin A and D Milk

Ke 6911

Ke 1779

"Nature Makes the Difference"

183

SCHELLHAAS DRUG STORE 1053 Linden Ave.

CUB CAFE

Dayton, Ohio

HARRY SCHELLHAAS . JOHN L. SCHELLHAAS

Compliments of I 300 Richard Street KE 0114

Liquor. Beer and Wine Rne Hungarian Food

ONE HOUR MARTINIZING

WE' RE ALWAYS HAPPY TO SERVE YOU

No-Body in Dayton Sells Better Drugs

CARL A. SCHMIDT 114 Fifth St. MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICALS

LEE HI LGEFORD AUTO SALES INC.

Meat

355 S. Main Street

"THE FINEST IN TOWN"

HE 7443

Well Trimmed

CHRYSLER

PLYMOUTH

U. S. Prime and Choice Grades

Sales and Service

Compliments

PATTERSON FOOD MARKET

OAKWOOD PRESS SHOP Fine Dry Cleaning WA 2175 For Pick Up and Delivery

184

Corner Patterson and Shroyer Rds. WA I 158

WA I 159

Congratulations to THE CLASS OF '55

VITO GACCETTA/S SPAGHETTI HOUSE 748 Brown Street

Dayton, Ohio

The Home of Good Food FU 8931

CENTURY BAR Open 'Til 9:00 P.M. Every Night MA 0-6811

lOS. Jefferson St. AD0281

GREEN MaN RESTAURANT 2032 Home Avenue ME 0243

WILKE'S MARKET

MENKER'S PARTY HUT 3750 Kings Highway

716 Shed bourne Avenue CLASS OF '38

SOCIAL AND WEDDING RECEPTIONS (Rental) Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Menker, Props. TA 5708

185

CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIOR CLASS

MILL AND RAY MARKET Choice Meats

from

PHONE MA 9651

3-A

1701 HUFFMAN AVE.

Healthful Service to Our Community for More than 50 Years

Best Wishes of

MOOSBUGER DRUG CO.

VI LLAGE TAVERN RALPH T. RYAN, Owner

Main and Herman

North Gettysburg and Prescott

DAYTON, OHIO

Congratulations to the Class of 1955

:T -, HE CHAMINADE FATHERS' CLUB .

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GOODY GOODY RESTAURANT

SUN RAY COCKTAIL BAR

Home of Good Food

Wayne and Wyoming

2899 Salem Ave.

MA 3331

Dining Room and Curb Service TA 1671

186

BEST OF LUCK from

KRONENBERGER REALTY Realtors 1000 ORCHARD DR.

OX 2752

Compliments of

KIELBASO AND LESHER Building Contractors

C. W. LANG TOOL

COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL

COMPANY

401 . Brandt Street FU 7328

Miamisburg, Ohio .

FU 3969

Best Wishes to the Class of '55

H&M CLEANERS 4149 Linden Ave -MA 6631 Cleaning at Its Best for Pick Up

FASHION FURNITURE Noted for High Grade Furniture 1322 LINDEN AVE

OL 2460

Open 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M.

and Delivery Service

KNIFES MARKET 2416 Catalpa Drive

Fancy Groceries Quality Meats and Produce

CONGRESS BOWLING AND GRILL 221 TROY ST.

AD 0823

Compliments of Steve Vargo and George Peffley

RA 2153

Congratulations

HINDER'S HOME FURNISHINGS 1906 East Third Street DAYTON, OHIO

187

BRO. RICH ARD KEATING, S.M. English I, Cur r e n t Events-Speech, Sodality I, Service Club, Community Chest.

BRO. ROBERT KELlY, S.M. General Business I, II. English I , Drive r Training, Red Cross. Sodality

BRO. RICHARD KUHN, S.M. English II, Latin II. Service Club, Building Fund Awards.

III.

BRO. HERMAN LAMBERS, S.M. Cafeteria Manager.

FR. JOSEPH LEKAN, S.M. Religion III, Junior Counselor. Director of Sodality,. Student Council, Moderator, Sodality IV.

BRO, ROBERT LOCKE, S.M. Religion I, English I, Sodality II. Speech Club, Stamp Drive.

BRO. RICHARD LOEHRLEIN, S.M. Religion II, Sodality II. Concession Stand.

MISS AGNES MAHLE Secretary.

MR. EDWARD MARRINAN Algebra I , Applied Math. Frosh Basketball Coach.

BUSINESS PATRONS ALLEN'S DRUGS Far Hills at Dorthy Lane Linden and Smithville

CHEERHART CLEANERS 50 Convenient Places KE-2161

BAUER'S TELEVISION-RADIO-RECORDS COLE SPORTING GOODS AND MEN'S WEAR 828 Watervliet Ave. 929 Brown St. KE-3749 MI-55 I I

188

BEARINGS, INC. 608 A. Jefferson St. HE-373I

DELPHOS SUPERETTE 3219 Delphos Ave. MU-1971

ED BEREDA REALTOR 111 5 Arbor Ave. MA-2533

DERBY'S 2046 Wayne Ave. KE-0214

BELMONT CLEANERS 71 3 Watervliet Ave. OL-275I

DENNY'S BODY SHOP 513 S. Perry St. FU-6632

B-H-A (BETTER HOME APPLIANCES) 2643 Salam Ave. - 631 N. Main St. OR-922 I Mi.899 I

ED'S CAFE 1100 Valley St. FU-0185

BLACK'S BODY SHOP 3329-51 Delphos Ave. ME-286I

FIELD'S BARBER SHOP 709 Watervliet Ave. MA-7826

BOCKRATH GROCERY 94 Baltimore St. FU-9001

FLOYD RANNES 3997 Salem Ave RA-0288

BOWSER MUSIC SHOP 38 East 4th St. HE-8442

GRAFTON AQUARIUMS 1107 Brown St. AD-4039, WA-1758

BOWSER SERVICE STATION Wayne Ave and Smithville Rd. KE-OI44

GLAMOUR BEAUTY SHOP I 61 6 E. Fifth St. AD-4086

BRANDT HARDWARE 5 Troy St. FU-1821

5 & 10 GRAUL'S $1.00 & UP Wayne Ave. at Arbor Dayton 10, Ohio

BRUNSWICK'S MKT. 5 Braivdt St. MI-8657

GETTYSBURG CAFE 514 N. Gettysburg Ave. ME-OI27

CANADA DRY BOTTLING CO. 170 I Springfield St. MA-5688

HALLS FOOD MKT. 1043 S. Broadway MI-9972

HARTZELL'S CITIES SERVICE Corner Gettysburg and St. Johns Dayton 6, Ohio

MAHLE'S BAR 1221 Wyoming St. KE-0190

HAUSFIELD HARDWARE 71 1 Shoyer Rd. WA-3581

TOM MANTIA'S PRODUCE 1546 Emmons Ave. MA-1366

HAZEL'S 713 Shoyer Rd. OX-3641

MARSHALL BROS. STUDEBAKER Sales and Service Alpha and Xenia, Ohio

HELLER REXALL DRUGS 1442 Wayne Ave. at Wyoming OL-5522

MAYER'S LAD'N DAD SHOP 2312 Far Hills Ave. WA-6333

HELMS MKT. 2902 Patterson Rd. OL-7111

MEYER'S FOOD SHOP 2146 Pershing Blvd. MA-24 I 1

HOLM'S SOHIO SERVICE Fifth and Linden Ave. KE-0358

MODERN MARKET FIXTURES INC. 1117 E. Third St. FU-2301 MOLER'S BELMONT DAIRY CO. 3230 Smithville Road KE-4167

KENNETT'S DEPT. STORE Smithville and Watervliet MA-5658 KENNY'S CITIES SERVICE Corner Wilmington and Shoyer WA-0169 KESSEN'S FOOD MKT. 1902 Wyoming St. MA-4191 KIRK'S VARIETY STORE 348 Troy St. MI-7667 C. KOVERMAN STUDIO 925 Brown St.

HE-2997 LARRY'S BARBER SHOP 60 I Watervliet LEONARD'S GARAGE 6124 Linden Ave. MA-7992 REMEMBER THE LUDLOW TOY AND NOVELTY SHOP

MARAINE GULF SERVICE 3980 S. Dixie WA-0159 NELSON'S VARIETY STORE 2 Rembrant Blvd. MA-0305 NEEDMORE MARKET 5700 N. Dixie Dr. RA-2302 NORTH DAYTON JEWELRY & TV 418 Troy St. MI-9684 PICKS STUDIO 24 Hr. Service 1438 Wayne Ave. POINT GARAGE 1723 McLain St. MA-1735 HARRY POTASKY Your Friendly Jeweler 21 E. Fifth St.

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PAUL'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 3636 Linden Ave. KE-0153

THOMA BODY SHOP 1438 Xenia Ave. KE 5231 KE 2841

A. J. RODERER & SONS SHOE STORE 639 Watervliet Ave. MA 9511

TOBIAS T. V. & SERVICE 3427 W. Third St. ME 4141

ROMER'S LEXINGTON AVE. MARKET 800 Lexington Ave. RA 4142

TOT 'N' TEENTOWNE 460 Patterson Road WA 7771

THE RUBICON PHARMACY Brown and Irving Ave. FU 2411

TOWN AND COUNTRY JEWELERS 4305 E. Town and Country Road OX 3181

RUSTY'S PHARMACY 625 Xenia Ave. MA 4301

URB'S FOOD-SHOP 1127 Watervliet Ave. OL 4461

SEP'S MOBIL SERVICE 4101 Salem Ave. RA 0120

VALLEY INN 227 Valley St. FU 0283

THE SHAW & MARCHANT CO. 24 N. Jefferson St. FU 6188

WAHLRAB JEWELERS SUPPLIES 2914 Wayne Ave. KE 2349

STANDARD PARTS CO. 28 Washington St. FU2111

WAPELHORST-HARDWARE & FURNITURE 2500-08 E. Fifth St. KE 2722

STELZER'S MARKET 2722 Wayne Ave. KE 1631

JOSEPH F. WITTMANN 132 N. Main St. FU 7461

THELMA'S BEAUTY SHOP I 136 Xenia Ave. OL 1331

ZIEGLER'S REXALL STORE 1953 E. Third St. MA 6454

TAILOR

The senior class of '55 would like to express sincere appreciation to all those who have made this EAGLE possible. Our Advertisers and Patrons The Faculty -

Especially Bro. Corbett and Bro. Hawke Staff Moderators The EAGLE Staff Camera Club Art Club EAGLE Salesmen

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Paul E. Ahlquist Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Andrews Mrs. Bernadine Barok Mrs. Clara Barthman Omer Berger In Remembrance of Bro. Biegel Bob Bistrek Jim Bistrek John Bistrek Mary Bistrek Tom Bistre~ Mrs. Martha Boeckman Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bohse Harry W. Bonbright Mr. and Mrs . . Harry J. Bowsar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brand Josiphine Brasher Mr. and Mrs. Fr"ank Browne Frank Browne Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brunner Mr. Herman W. Burger Ed. Bystryk Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Chifala Mr. and Mrs. Earl V. Conner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Cummings Mrs. Julia Danielewicz and Sons Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. DeBord Jerome L. Dorsten Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evers and Family H. M. Finke Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Fischer A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Clarke A. Fuchs Mr. and Mrs. Curtis M. Fuchs Mr. and Mrs. Francis Garvey Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Geering Barbara Geiger and Teresa Weser Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Gilbert

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Cletus F. Goubeaux Mr. and Mrs. J. E Harrigan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heine Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Adolph H. Heyl Col. and Mrs. T. R. Hikel Hildebrand Dairy . Mr. and Mrs. Ray G. Holtman Mrs. Mary Frances Hoy Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Huelsman and Family Ardella James Mrs. Fred Jones Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. C. J. King Miss Eulalia Kloff Edward J. Koehler Mr. and Mrs. Leander K. Koesters Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kohr Joe Kramer "55" Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. J. E. LaPorte Leo F. Lauterbach Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LeKan Rosalie J. Lekan Mr. and Mrs. John Lesko Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lienesch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lienesch Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCann Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. McEnroe Mr. and Mrs. Alvin E. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. James J. Morrisey George Motza Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Murray Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Murphy Aggie, Marilyn, Helen, Nellie

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Selz Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shuey Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smith and Family Mr. Kenneth E. Smith and Family Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Smith Steinbach & Steinbach Miss Frances L. Sucher Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Sucher Ferris A. Terbay Pat and Tom John R. Vallo, Sr. C. Vonderheide Paul T. Walden meyer Mr. and Mrs. Clement Werling Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Wessels Wink "55" Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Winkeljohn

FRESHMAN EAGLE SALESMEN

Standing: J. Stickel, B. Burgmeier, R. Rado, F. Link, P. Gilbert, J. Kesler. Seated: R. Estevez, W. Kennedy, J. Wendling, R. Alexander, R. Zimmer.

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BRO. RAYMOND McQUADE, S.M. Latin I, Spanish III, IV, Sodality I, Spelling Bee.

BRO. EDWARD NADALSKY, S.M. Maintenance.

MR. DANIEL O'BRIEN American History, Assistant Football Coach.

BRO. JOHN O'CONNOR, S,M. English III, IV, Dramatics, Sodality IV, Variety Show.

BRO. JOSEPH MEDER, S.M. Treasurer, Economics, Sodality III.

BRO. BERNARD PLOGMAN, S.M . Religion III, Business Math, Commercial Art II, Painting and Design, Booster Club, Sodality IV, Yearbook Art and Layout Advisor.

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ladies, that brings us back to the gradebook."

Brother Andrew Hawke, and inquiring parents.

BRO. ANTHONY SALETEL, S.M. Religion II, Book Store.

BRO. THOMAS SCHOEN, S.M. Algebra I, General Math, Glee Club, Sodality 1.

BRO. FRANCIS MODICA, S.M. Latin I, Religion I, So· dality 1.

FR. ALOYSIUS SEITZ, S.M. German III, IV, Latin IV, Junior Counselor.

BRO. STEPHEN SHEEHY, S.M. Bookkeeping III, IV, Athletic Director, Alumni Director.

Post-mortem on a freshman stampede. Brothers John Bertone and Ed Nadalsky.

BRO. ALAN SPRENGER, S.M. English III, Religion III, CHAMINADE NEWS advisor, Testing Program.

BRO. RAYMOND BRO. DONALD STREIFF, S.M. SULLIVAN, S.M. Algebra I,' Plane Geom- Latin III , IV, Sophomore etry, Concession Stand. Counselor.

BRO . JOSEPH FR. PAUL TRAGESER, S.M. WAGNER, S.M. Plane Geometry, Band Chaplain, German III, IV, Religion IV. Director, Stage Crew.

MR. DONALD WEAVER English II, General Science II.

BRO. EDWARD ZAHN, S.M. Physics, Math Club, Radio Club.

SENIOR OFFICERS

SENIOR OFFICERS: Ed Koogler, President ; Jerry Dorsten, Secretary ; Bill Chifala, Treasurer; Bob Scanlan, Vi ce President.

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Joe Chmni/laae TOM BISTREK

Best Looking BILL CHIFALA

Best Dressed JOHN LEITSCHUH

M ost Popular BOB MORRELLA

BERNARD M. AUG B en

Corpus Christi Classy saxophonist . . . Student today, engineer tomorrow ... lives only for weekends and card games ... Always goofing in class ... "But, Brother, I don't understand the question ." Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Bane! 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Radio Club 2; National Honor Society.

FREDERICK T. AICHER F,.itz

FRANK C. A LLEN Pancho

Our lady of Mercy A rapidly rising cartoonist who is wearing out Route Number 49 driving the "Aicher Bomb" to Clayton .. . lives for the weekends as does his partner in classroom crime . . . "But, Brother, what makes you think I drew that picture of you ?" ... Class Officer 3; Sodality 1; Chaminade News 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4 ; Band I , 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 3; National Scholastic Ah Contest 1, 2, 3.

Holy Family Has the hottest car on the road once it starts ... Not the smartest boy in the world, but has the most fun . " Plans to go west after leaving the halls of Chaminade . . . Always .gets Omer and Tom in trouble. Chaminade News 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Junior Red Cross 3.

CLARENCE E. BAKER Pete

Emmanuel Third and Main cheerleader . .. I s in favor of girls paying the boy's way . . . Only German scholar in school who can't pronounce " Wunderbrau" . . . Beavertown Hill Billy. Perfect Attendance 1; Sodality 1; Football 2.

LAWRENCE

F. ANDREWS

LArry Immaculate Conception. M.ster of corny jokes-always is able to !";:,;h at : 'lmeone else's . . . Senior member of the Belmo .. t Gang ... Defies Newton's l aw- only boy at Chaminade who can fall up a flight of stairs . Sodality 3, 4; Bowling 1, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement, President 3; Variety Show 3,4.

ARTHUR

C. BARTHMAN

Art Immaculate Conception A lot of man . .. Above everyone else in the class-by several inches . . . Stopped the Wilbur Wright rally with his shorts . .. Chaminade's answer to Bevo Francis.

OMER G. BERGER

Omer Immaculate Conception Perpetual smile and shiny shoes are his trademark .. . His super sense of humor has earned him many friends ... This future pharmacist is an avid sports fan . . . Never gets Tom and Frank into trouble. Perfect Attendance 2; Class Officer 3; Sodality 3, 4.

CHARLES

EDWARD J. BEREDA

BETTINGER

Chuck St. Mary Rather play football than eat . . . Chief chef in Pappy Morrella's coffee maker ... Hopes to receive a blade for his razor this Christmas. Class Officer 2, 3; library Staff 2; Cafeteria Squad 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2.

Breeze St. Anthony Scoots around in a '37 Willys ... Always in circulation at the Herald . . . Half pint who runs around with big quarts. Perfect Attendance 2; Intra111urals 1, 2, 3, 4.

FREDERICK J . BLESI

Fred Holy Angels Seen regularly with the morning paper during class . . . Always looks like he's had a bad night . . . Member of the golf team who also rips nets on the basketball court .. . Fancy dresser. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Class "C" Basketball 2; Class "B" Basketball 3, 4.

JOSEPH BLANFORD

Pete Immaculate Conception Some girls call him Joey; others don't call him . . . Gets a big kick from collecting motors from model trains . . . Flies a model airplane . . . likes caddying, hunting, and fishing ... Quiet type.

GERALD

BOECKMAN

Jerry Our lady of Mercy Member in good standing with "JCOW A" ... Has a hobby of shell craft ... Want! to be an ae~odynamics engineer . . . lI.ir Force could use him. Junior Councilor World Affairs 3, 4.

SAMUEL

BITONTl

Rocky St. Ag nes Us ually found behind a trumpet H e: gi v~J with jaa in th e Stan K enton ma nn e r .. . H as a flair for fl a ring co llars. Cl ass Officer 1. 2. 3; Stud ent Coun cil Rep. 1, 2. 4; Variety Sh ow 2, 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramura ls.

THOMAS

BISTREK

JOHN

BLAKE

Professor AI

Holy Famil y

Corpus Chri sti

Best cheerleader we seni ors ever ha d . . . Best known for hi s monotone voice ano deadpan exp ress ion. . Inva luable at intramurals . . . Al ways gets Frank ano Orne r in troubl e. Cl ass Officer 3; Bowling 3. 4 ; Intramura ls 1. 2. 3. 4; Class "B" B asketball 2.

Whi z with a sli p-sti ck . Ne\'er seen without bri efcase . . . Bui lds atomi c r eactors in spa re moments Thi s man kn ows chemica ls and may be da ngerous. Servers' Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Soda lity 1. 2. 3: Chaminad e News Eclitor 3. 4; Cafeteria Squ ad 1. 2. 3; Stage Crew 2. 3, '4; Speec h Club 1. 2. 3; Vari ety Sh ow 2. 3. 4.

JEROME

BOHSE

Jerry St. Anthony Physics enthusia st who seems to think Pasca l was a crackpot . An ace at forgetting what he does n't want to remember . . But he's a lways in the re w ith the right answer when it co unts-" Well - -." Honor Roll 3; Na ti ona l H onor Society: Cla ss Officer 3; Sod a lity 2. 3. 4; Juni or Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff, Busines s Manager; Junior A chievement Pres ident 3. 4 ; Variety Show 3; Junio r Coun cil on World Affairs 3, 4; Math Club 4.

FREDERICK

BOEHMER

Digger H o ly Angels Likes to Snappy drummer in th e band tell people he' II be the last to let you down (his dad ' s an uncl ertaker) Likes to talk abou t hi s boat and ca r. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Variety Show 3, 4.

BERNARD J. BORCHERS

B.J. Corpus Christi Only Chaminade drumm er with a built-in instrument stand . . . Known far and wicle for hi s droll grin and his sardoni c brand of humor. Perfect Attendan ce 2. 3. 4; Class Officer 2. 3, 4 ; Variety Show 2, 3. 4 ; Sodality 1, 2. 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4.

WILLIA M J. B RAlI!LAG E

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Sports a Liberace-style w avy crew -cut . . . Sepa rates h is ea rs from hi s head w ith ho rn H as Roy Rogers ' brand on ti e . rims " Y ou kn ow it" Sodality 1, 2, 3,4 .

T op-n otch st ude nt .. Future p res iuent of Nati ona l Assnciati on of F ru it Farmers M anages to make hono r ro ll even t houg h he spen ds a lot of hi s ti me co rrecting teachers an d go ing to a ll schoo l acti viti es. H on or Roll 1. 2, 3, 4; Perfect Atten dance 3: Soda lity 2. 3. 4; Ann ua l Staff 4; Cafete ri a Squ ad 3; M ath C lub 4; Nati onal H onor Society.

GEOR GE J. BR ASHER

G eorge Sac red H ea rt . H as A good spo rt w ho likes a ll spo rts a nose fo r news; pl ans to take u p jo urnalism . . . Big wh ee l in Junio r A chi evement. H onor Ro ll 1; P erfect Attenda nce 1. 2. 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3; Cafeteri a Squ ad 1, 2; Intramu ra ls 2; Gl ee Club 2, 3; J uni o r A chievem ent 4 ; V ariety Show 2; N ati onal H onor Society .

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R. B URGER

Bill Our Lady of th e Rosa ry J OHN W. BR UN N ER

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St. Anth ony

Rea l cut u p with th e but chers Stocky stacker w ith shocking stockings at Brunm:r's G enera l Store . . . Ton s of fun , for th e re are two in one.

"Dry" sa il or in th e N aval Reserve . . . Likes to stay up late, then slee p as innocent as a babe du ring math H as a lo ud laug h like a coyote's how l.

Bas hful baby-sitte r to a plugged-up rad iato r . . H opeful f uture N a\'cad . . . Divides his time between schoo l, roast beef. cars, and g irl s .. . Dri ves h ot r od Che\"alw ays flying low . . . Favo rite ex pression路路Shake. rattle. and roll." Sodality 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 .

MICHAEL

BROWN

FRANKLIN

BROWNE

JAME S R. BR UNNER

Browllie

Frallk

Jilll

St. Anth ony

St. A gnes

Corpus Chri sti

His tie is the sh ortes t d istance between tw o points , , , "B rown , th at desk is not a dru m" , , , An auth o rity w ho can 't exp lain anything, Cl ass O ffi ce r 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3; Juni or A chievement 3, 4; Juni or Coun cil on W orld Affairs 3: lntra murals 2, 3, 4,

Poker-faced lover of laug hte r " A p pea rs to be quiet unl ess you sit n ex t to him , , ' Tie is al ways choking him, , , Can a l\\'ays be counted on as one mo re guy t o hel p out. P erfect Attendance 2, 3 ; Intramura ls 2, 3,

H ot rod grocery boy . .. Pu shes a \\'i cked de livery cart . . . Fa"o rite h angou t - fire house No , 1.1 . . . Outl ook - "Tol1l orro\\' and tomorrow and tomorro\\' , etc. " (B ill Shakespeare ) , Perfect Attend ance l. 2, 3, -i .

RICHARD J , BURGMEIER

Meat Ball St. M a ry Commonl y ca ll ed " mea tball. " b ut looks like a brew master , , , Big , a lways smilin,l: , W o rks , , , T o rrid in intramura ls laug hs, and eats like a ho rse, Annual Staff 4; Cafeteri a Squad 1 ; Intramural s I , 2, 3, -1: Bow ling 4,

RI CH ARD BURKE

Dick H o ly Ang el s O \\'n s a w ntrolling interes t In 17i dc:lit y M edi ca l Sup p ly, , M r. Ea rl y's pet l' l'C"C , , D ri"es aro un d to\\' n in a '53 Ch l" ')' ron\'l' rtibl e ' , ' H e'd \\'a lk a mik for a Lu cky, H ono r Ro ll I. 2: C b ss Off icn 2: So dality 1, 2; C hamin adc N c\\'s 3: Annu a l Staff .1 ;lntramural s 1, 2, 3,

RONAL!)

B URRI S

R Oil

Our La dy of M e rcy Bes t kn o\\' n rt'l'rese ntati ve of Shil o h Custom Club , . Qui t't sort of fello\\' \\' IH > likes short, fl :lt h:lircut s Hi s ca r is "moo ni e blu e" :lnd yo u oU,l: ht to he:l r it l' U1T. Pe rfe ct Attend ance .1: C ha min:lllcN e\\' s 2: Sod ality 1, 2: Radi o C lub 2,

JOHN

CONNER

Jack E. CH[FALA l/V illie Resurrection Vice President of the Senior class . . . A demon with a basketball ... You can spot his distincti ve black swP"ter at a hundred paces .. Class Officer 1, 2; Senior Class Officer ; Football 1; Junior Prom Committee 3. W[LLIAM

Resurrection The man who carries the ball for 4-D Leads the class in activities . .. Ambitionto play college football . . . Little man; crazy about girls his size. Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4; National Athl etic Honor Society.

JAMES

F. CLARK Jim

Holy Angels Allergy for all teachers . . . Ph.D . in hair styling ... Big wind in the Band ... Always leaves books of at least three subjects in his locker . . . Always feels bad because his girl's car can beat his in a drag. Honor Roll 1; Perfect Attendance 1, 3; Class Officer 2; Sodality 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 3.

RUSSELL J. DAUGHERTY JOHN

Russ St. Anthony An Irishman who's lost hi s accent . . . "Cut it out!" . . . Chaminade's greatest joker with no jokes . . . At graduation, he will be given the command, "Commence firing, you dogfaces" Class Officer 1, 2; Junior Achievement 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3,

T. DAHM J. T .

Holy Angels Takes part in all class activities . . . Has a strong liking for the color blue . . . Special place in his heart for Betty. Perfect Attendance 1, 3, 4; Intramurals 1 , 2; Glee Club 1.

RICHARD

DANIELEWICZ

Dan SI. Adalbert Crazy man with a helicopter ... Attention all colleges-He's coming . . . Changes hair style in the wink of an eye from crew cut to Magnificent Obsession. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4.

FREDERICK

J. CONWELL

Fred Assumption A really rare bird, this boy . . . Gets good grades and has a.swell time, too ... Always seen at sporting events . . . His ready . laugh is his trademark. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 1, 2; Radio Club 2; Annual Staff 4.

RONALD J. COTTMAN

Ron St. Augustine Carrot-topped clown-about-town . . . Great sense of humor, but has a serious side, too . . . Likes food, sports, food, cars, food , girls, and food .

DANIEL R. COOK

Danny Resurrection Magnificent obsession-girls . . . Sunday quarterback ... Ambition-horticul--horti-er-fiower grower . . . Decorates funeFal parlor ... Conservative dresser. Class Officer 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 2.

EUGENE

DAVIS

Gene

DANIEL D. DEBORD

Immaculate Conception Large, economy-size reporter . . . Active i~ local and school newspaper ... Blackmailer with a tape recorder . .. Hi-Fi fanatic and week-end athlete with the boys. Chaminade News 3, 4; Library Staff 2; Speech Club 2, 4; Variety Show 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 3, 4.

Ace St. Anthony Brain washed by three years of Latin . . . Scourge of the Ewalt Circle bus drivers ... Always has good joke, or at least thinks so . . . Liberace fan but no long hair . . . Present address-Wayne Avenue. Cafeteria Squad 3; Intramurals 1, 2 ,3.

JOSEPH

M. DAVIS

Joe St. John the Baptist Often seen in chapel . . . Famous for his grey hairs . . . Top-notch speaker. Perfect Attendance 3; Class Officer 1; Chaminade News 4; Servers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 2; Cafeteria Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 4; Variety Show 2, 3, 4.

FRANK C. DETMER

Sonny Easy to get along with . .. Admiral Detmer -USN of the future ... Outdoors man . .. Never refuses to do a favor . . . Third street Anchor Clanker . . . Crack shot with erasers . .. Pilots a 1904 Essex. Sodality I, 2; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4.

RALPH J. DENNLER

RALPH J. DILLHOFF

Duco Immaculate Conception Shades of the Great Houdini .. . Ralph is working on a trick that will make teachers disappear . . . Finishes first in almost every speech contest he enters . . . Misses one day of school every three weeks . . . "Pardon me, gentlemen." Class Officer 4; Student Council Representative 2; Dramatics 3, 4 ; Junior Achievement 3; Speech Club I , 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Junior Council on World Affairs 4; Carrousel Club Representative 4.

Dilly St. Mary Up, down, up, down, goes Ralph and his pushups . . . Has an aversion to razor blades . .. Eats two pints of ice cream for lunch . . . Has the kind of smile used in toothpaste ads. Student Council Representative 2; Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 ; Glee Club 1; Dramatics 2; Variety Show 2; Football I , 2, 3, 4; Intramurals I , 2.

DENNIS

E. DOUGHERTY

Joe Corpus Christi The original "Dennis the Menace" Likes hot Fords but drives his dad's cool Chrysler . . . Always has a big smile for everybody. Glee Club 4; Variety Show 3, 4.

JEROME

L. DORSTEN

Jerry St. Anthony Never misses modern fad or local dance .. . Jockeys a souped-up laundry truck, but has never been .taken to the cleaners . . . Always on hand to lead the cheers at football games ... "Stop leading cheers, Jerry -this is trig class." Perfect Attendance I, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Senior Class Secretary; Student Council Representative 3; Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Cafeteria Squad 2; Junior Prom Committee 3.

JOSEPH

L. DOUGLAS

Joe Immaculate Corn:eption The sleeping beauty of 4-F ... From drydocked CHS to US fighting ship-he hopes . .. "Go get 'em, Joe."

MARK

X . DISALVO Mark

Mary, Help of Christians "The Fairborn Fiddler" ... Classical music fan who is also fond of boxing . . . Frequent visitor to the chapel. Perfect Attendance 4; Junior Council on World Affairs 3,

JOHN

H. DIRCKX

THOMAS E. DOERFLER

T om St. Anthony King of the poker table . . . Smart fellow who holds his own in all sports despite hi s size . . . Always on the Honor Roll . . . "Aw, come on fellows; just one more hand." Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club .4; Intramurals 2, 3; Class "C" Basketball 1.

John Corpus Christi Grammarian to Caesar . . . Honor Roll always ... Not only willing to help but does so whenever he can .. . Lost without goldrimmed glasses and copy of the Aeneid. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society ; Dramatics 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Junior Council on World Affairs 4; Cham ina de News 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 .

CARLOS

ESTEVEZ

Carlos Holy Trinity Comes to class in Sunday-go-to-meetin clothes . . . Has curl in his hair that will sway the girls . . . "Si, Senor, English es time for siesta" . . . Very sympathetic to confused Spanish teacher. Class Officer 2; Student Council Rep. 4; Chaminade News 2.

MELVIN C. EIFERT

THOMAS D. EVERS

Mel

Ho ot Immaculate Conception One of Chaminade's merry music makers . .. Quiet sort of a guy ... Noted for his close-up way of writing . . . Proud of his letters for band . Perfect Attend ance 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1.

St. Anthony Burr hair-cut accentuated by a smile . . . Prefers intramurals to physics . . . Most often heard saying: " Don't blame me, Brother - Yes, Brother - Yes, Brother." Perfect Attendance 1, 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

FRANKLIN

FARRELL RONALD

Red

Holy Trinity Can't get into trouble because he won't open his yap . . . Cried when he couldn't take his basketball to the prom . . . The only basketball player who can get both feet off the floor, both hands through the basket and his nose hung up in the net. Basketball 1, 2; Intramurals 3, -I.

FECHER

ROil

St. Mary Drinks beer for a past-time but never goes too far with it "Hick up " ... Plans to go to all the away football games if his car will hold up . Class Officer 1; Sodality 1, 2; Student Council Representative 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

GARY

FEHRMAN

Doc St. Albert the Great Likes brunettes and Mercuries ... A pluticietis expert . . . Direct descendant of Pascal (water on the brain) . : . Looks good in his flashy Bermuda shorts . . . Can always be depended on to ask a question which will stimulate discussion (thus delaying period ten minutes) .. " Now wait a minute, I don't get it." Perfect Attendance 2, 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3; Photography Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3.

JAMES R . FRENCH LAWRENCE

Fox

Casey Corpus Christi Prefers cameras to girls ... "Hypo addict" . . . Only man to appear before the student body many times and never bow once. Annual Staff 3, 4; Photography Club 1, 2, 3,4.

Jim Corpus Christi A real movie fiend . . . Slippery with a slide rule . . . Always has the answersnot necessarily right . .. "And, Mr. French, since when do we spell Coca Cola with a K?" Perfect Attendance 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Math Club 4.

EDWARD C. FUCHS Ed

St. Joseph's Grand Band man . . . Red-headed devil of the trumpet section . . . master of third grade arithmetic . . . Nurses a '47 Chevy to school . . . Member of inseparable trio of Staeuble, Kronenberger, and Hoy. Perfect Attendance 1; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 3.

PAUL F. FETTIG

PETER F . FINKE

I chabod

B ear

Corpus Christi Lean, lanky lover of laughter . . . Hard worker on the Annual Staff (especially these write-ups) . . . Outstanding features - gargantuan g rin and hep horn rim glasses. Perfect Attendance 3; Sodality 1, 2, 4; Booster Club 1; Variety Show 4; Chaminade News 4; Annual Staff 4 ; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4.

Corpus Christi Latin Lover (the language, that is) . . . Pleasingly plump . . . Always has a car when you need it .. . Wants to follow in his dad's footsteps and be an engi neer . . . Talks in an inaudible roar . . . Pretty hep on mythology . H onor Roll 1; Perfect Attendance 3, 4 ; National Honor Society; Servers ' Club 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Chaminade News 2; D ramati cs Club 3, 4; Variety Show 4; Math Club 4.

DA VID

W. FISCHER

D ave Incarnation "As to girls, if kindness fai ls, use a club" . . . Red-haired genius wi th a sense of humor to match .. . Expert on Africa . .. "An' they got these here 'Mammy Wagons'" . . . Traffic stops for him or his red ha{r. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 4.

HUGH G. GILBERT

D oc St. Anthony Smooth dresser who goes for Argyles Calls his fri end s George .. . One of the Terrible Ten Tea Party boys . . . Wheels his dad's Plymouth around (on hi s dad's gas) . Class Officer 1; Sodality 1, 2; Junior Achievement 3; Intramurals 2, 4.

G ERALD

L. GILLOTTI

Jigs St. Anthony Impish elf who adds humor to any activIty . . . When he laughs he shakes " like a bowlful of jelly" . . . Managed the Chaminade championship class "Boo team in his junior year. Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Class Officer 1; Student Council Representative 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2; Football 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

JAMES

F. GIRARDOT

Jughead St. Albert the Great Amateur Ed Sullivan ... So round , so firm , so fully packed . . . His Camel asked him, " Have you changed doctors lately?" Sodality 1, 2, 3; Speech Club 1, 2, 3.

E. GLYNN Joe St. Anth ony "The quiet one . . Real squ are who studies hi s lessons . . . Only man who can eat and carryon a nearly intelligent conversation at the same time . . . Sports en thusiast . . . "Is stopping mit tapping pencil on desk, is not in glorious torture schoo!." Sodality 1, 2; Juni or Achievement 2. JOSEPH

LEO C.

GOUBEAUX

Leo Holy Family Always has a gui lty smile . . . Would rather flunk than give a speech .. . Big booster in school activi ties ... For further reference call OL 5101. Perfect Atte ndan ~e 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography 1, 2.

JEROME

GOLDSCHMIDT

Jerry Immaculate Conception Tall, dark, and handsome .. . A whi z at math . . . Veep of the Math Club . . . Always annoyed by floods , hurricanes, and earthquakes . . . Pushes wicked delivery wagon. Perfect Attendance 1, 2; National Honor Society ; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Chaminade News 2; Annual Staff 4; Junior Achievement 3; Variety Show 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 4; Math Club 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3.

PATRICK

HAGAN

Pat Corpus Christi Chauffeur of big green bomb . . . Loves girls but class ring more ... Casual shoes of black and white . .. Stuffs ballot boxes .. . Bear's Buddy. Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Student Council Representative 1, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Photography Club 3; Variety Show 3, 4; Football 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3.

THOMAS

HARM

Pete St. Mary Liberace's understudy . . . Keeps Dunhill's in business . . . "I guess I'll let my hair grow out for a change ." Sodality 1, 2; Junior Achievement 1; Intramurals 4.

JAMES

HAINES

Marquis Our Lady of Mercvy Likes all sorts of sports, especially basketball . . . Most of his reading is of sports books .. . Likes jazz records . . . Always has something comical to say. Perfect Attendance 1, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

THEODO RE

GREENE THOMAS W . H ACKETT

T ed Our Lady of the Rosary A knockout in hi s pink pants . . . Six weeks and a new shave .. . Another Betty Fairfacks . . .' Self-appointed authority on the female ani mal . .. Drug store cowboy . . . " Fell ow Sschtudentzs 1" Junior Achi evement 1; Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Class "B" Basketball 3, 4.

T om Holy Angels Sole member of 4Cs Intelligencia Quiet fell ow who likes to read books on atom ic physics . . . Likes checked designs on hi s clothes . Perfec t Attendanc\! 1, 2, 3; Sodality 1, 2; Photography Club 1; Speech Club 1; Bowling 1; N ational H onor Society.

JOSEPH

GRIESHOP

l ody H oly Fa mily Wi cked with 路 a bow ling ball . . . Dri ves a ' 52 Ford pick-u p tru ck for Frank's Radiator Service .. W ell known to all who know him. Perfect At tend ance 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 3, 4; Bow ling 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4.

F. H EINE Rocky

DALE

THOMAS

St. H elens " H o, hum-religion period, and another good nap" . . . Portrayed Elder rall y's pri ze drunk . . . Clown of 4 F . . . Favorite song-" From the H alls of Montezum a." Cl ass Off icer 2, 4; Sodality 2; G lee Club 2; Variety Show 2; Intramura ls 2, 3.

H ECKMAN

Willy Ou r Lady of Mercy A walking "Field and Stream" magazine . . . Spends most of his ti me at the skating rink . . . W oul dn't dream of coming to school without hi s pink and black socks.

WALTER J. HEl L

Walt H oly Trinity Free watch repair . . . Time marches on . .. Likes sports of all sorts .. . Hi s onl y movement is Swiss . . . Greatest thing sin ce sli ced bread. Intramu rals 1.

PHILLI P

HERBERT

Phil St . M ary's Band enthusiast with plenty of w ind . . . Wo ul d trade all the Cadill acs in D etroit for one Chrysler . . . Favorite sport is bowling, though strenuous exercise makes him steam up his g lasses. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; A nnual Staff 4; Band 3, 4; Ju nior Cou ncil on W orl d Affairs 3, 4; Nati onal Honor Society.

TIMOTHY W . HENNESSEY

T H OMAS HEYL

Rabbit Immacu late Concepti on Grease-monkey at Kenney's . . . Sports a porkpie hat . .. Shines his shoes three ti mes a year whether they need it or not . . . Favorite pastime-clippi ng refs. Class O fficer 2, 4; Sodality 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

O ur Lady of M ercy W onderful on ice skates in July . . . Favorite historical character-Pa K ettl e . . . Likes girl s, women, and- what else is there) . . . Gets hig h marks in everything but school. Perfect Attend ance 1, 4; Sodality 3, 4; Junior A chievement 3; Intramu rals 1,

Tom

2, 3 ,4 .

D A VID

L. HOPK INS H oppy

M ary, H elp of Chri sti ans M aster of hi s own language A lways hands yo u a big line . . . "B rother, yo u said we had to read pages 97 to 99 . D oes thi s incl ude page 98 also?". . " Why?" Class Offi cer 2; D ramati cs 3, 4; Speech Cl ub .4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 3; I ntramurals 3; National H onor Society.

WILLIAM

HOMAN

D uke Holy Tri ni ty Al ways has a joke and hea rty smile to hand you . . Bro. M cQuade 's pet peeve . .. In favo r of the two hou r lun ch peri od T hinks that Shakespea re's M acbeth shou ld b:: a best se ller. Soda lity 1, 2; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Intramura ls 3. 4.

R O BERT

J. H OY

B ob Emmanuel路 P lays a n erVo us slu sh pu mp . . . W ears g lasses , but prefers fishbow ls . . . Whee l in JCOW A . . . If no one knows the answer, he doe3n' t ei the r .. . M ember of the in separabl e trio of Fu chs, K ronenberger. and Staeu bl e. Perfect Attend ance 3; Servers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4; V ariety Show 2, 3; J uni or Council on W orl d A ffa irs 4; National H onor Society.

RICHARD D. HOCKADAY

Handy thumb, Perfect Variety

THEODORE

Hock Holy Family man with a hammer-hitting the that is . . . Cawashback Hockaday. Attendance .4 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Show 4.

HIKEL

CHARLES R. HOLTMAN

Ted Wright Patterson Air Force Base Ted is always good for a short break in class when he unleashes one of his baffling questions . . . Seldom without his gray flannels . .. Chaminade's nomination for the most ardent Republican. Class' Officer 1; Student Council Representative 1; Sodality 1, 2; Chaminade News 2; Junior Council on World Affairs.

Charlie Corpus Christi Mum's the word with Charlie . . . That boy has got brains behind those window panes . . . Plans to be an undertaker . . . Cut rates for former classmates. Honor Roll 1; Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Chaminade News 4; Band 3, 4; Photography Club 1; Bowling 1.

WILLARD

HUTZEL

U.N. Assumption UN fanatic-Chaminade's answer to Henry Cabot Lodge . . . Safety zone driver . . . "Point of order, Mr. Early" . . . "We move to censure Mr. Hutzel." Sodality 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3; Speech Club 1, 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 2, 3, 4; Optimist Club 2; Bowling 1.

KENNETH W. HUELSMAN

Tiny St. Agnes Lion-hearted male with the disposition of a kitten . . . Needs bombsights to play basketball . .. Gunboats No. 14 with builtin oars ... Boy with a built-in smile. Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Servers' Club 1; Sodality 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Intramurals 2, 3,4.

DONALD

JASPERS

Jazbo Immaculate Conception Proud of ability to minsunderstand teachers . . . '46 Chevy runs? . . . Don was created by the Parmula; base X height equals width X 5. Intramurals 2, 3, 4.

MARVIN

G. JOHNSON FRED M. JONES TillY

Marv

Immaculate Conception Known as the happy wanderer . . . Well liked lad with an ocean of words . . . "Wow, what a picture·' . . . Chief promoter of the Purcell rally .. . "Vas you efer in Zinzinnati ? , Class Officer 1, 2; Sodality 1, 2, 4; Student Council Representative 4 ; Intramurals 2; Dramatics 2, 4; Junior Achievement 3.

Precious Blood Never find a more happy go lucky guy than "Tiny" . . . Fred·s booming voice and figure were great assets at rallies and ball games .. . Wants to be a pro-w!estler. Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 4; National Honor Society.

JOSEPH

W. KAISER

Joe Resurrection Always puts ·off shaving until tomorrow .. . Never flunks a quiz .. . Spec's with telephoto lens . . . Most intellectual caddy in town. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Conduct 1, 2, 3, 4.

LOUIS

KAVANAUGH

Louie THOMAS

Corpus Christi Active in almost everything . . . Can be identified by his constant off-key whistles . . . Class officer all four years . . . Enjoys asking unanswerable questions in math Class . .. H onor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 2; Student Council Representative 3; Chaminade News 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3; 4; Junior Achievement 4; Math Club 4; National Honor Society.

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M aggie

Our Lady of Mercy Maggie and his hound dog look will drive you to tears if you're not careful . . . Never ending joker who loves golf, baseball, and ahh, well you know! Perfect Attendance 1; Sodality 1, 2; Class Officer 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Dramatics 3; Variety Show 3.

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W. KEOGH JOhllllY

Immaculate Conception Avid hunter . . . His favorite subject is bookkeeping . . . Bro. Steve·s goldy locks . . . A bright young chap with a toothy grin . Sodality 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 2.

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THOMAS A. KAMINSKI

Flying Fingers Corpus Christi Dig that crazy squeeze piano! . . . 4-D's contribution to show business ... Friendly and eager to help out whenever he can. Sodality 2; Cafeteria Squad 2; Variety Show 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 4.

ALAN

RICHARD

KAMMER

Dick Our Lady of Mercy

Rides around town in a classy MG sports car . . . Likes his hair short, or not at all . . . " Anybody see Kammer and his flying glove compartment. Honor Roll 1; Perfect Attendance 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 1; Bowling 1; Sodality 1, 2; National Athletic Honor Society 3, 4.

THOMAS

KAUFLIN

Tom Holy Family As proven, there is more bounce to the ounce with Tom . . . Noted for his red plaid tie . . . "Aw, you can't tell me there's a better car than a Ford ." Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Junior Council on World Affairs 3.

KING

Big AI

Resurrection "The Great Stone Face" of Chaminade . Despite deadpan expression he always ends up on honor roll . . . Favorite sports are basketball and golf. Perfect Attendance 3; Math Club 4.

RICHARD

J. KING

HOWARD

KLOSTERMAN

Dick

Howie

Sacred Heart Owns the blackest white bucks in town . . . "All for girls, and girls for all" . . . Originator of the Hero Badge ... "Mister Early, do I write my first name where it says : 'First name here'?"' . .. King Richard. Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4; Sodality 3, 4.

St. Anthony Takes German but prefers Scotch . . . If he can't stand girls, he'll sit with them . . . Really just a square with a round face. Perfect Attendance 4; National Honor Society 4; Sodality 3, 4; Glee Club 4.

RONALD

KOESTERS

Clem Resurrection Country cousin who prefers sows to gals . . . Usually found hovering around the honor roll-never quite makes . . . Hopes to improve on Einstein's "Time Theory" . . . Wants to get there before Einstein does. Perfect Atte'n dance 2, 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 4.

VINCENT E. KLOSTERMAN

Vince Holy Angels Sports a hopped-up motorcycle with lowered seats, dual mud flaps , hi-speed handle gri ps, and an underslung kickstand . . . "The Mad Scientist."

EDWARD J. KOEHLER

Ed Immacul ate Conception Likes the Red legs . . . Ambition-to be a businessman . . . Favorite saying-"I don't know" ... Ed's the kind of g uy that will go places . Perfect Attendance 1.

VAL ENTINE J. KOZAK BRIAN

V eJa), St. H elen Al ways putting toget her or tea ring apart hi s old Ford . . . Quiet in class but when he has some gas-watc h him' . . D efi nitel y in favor of co-education .. Maybe th at' s his troubl e. Bowling 3: Photog raphy Club 2; Radio Club 2.

KRIMM

Briar St. Agnes Abnormally normal ' . ' . A learned Dutch scholar ... Always rem embers the answers after th e tests have been han ded in . . . A real homework hound-barks at the thought of it. Sodality 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 4.

JO SE PH

KRAMER

Joe St. Anth ony Tall and lanky .. . M athemati ca l wizardexpe rt on figures . . . Favorite expression: "Gimme so me" . . . W ants to take over Th ird National Bank. Perfect Attendance 1; Intramural s 1, 2, 3, 4; Class "C' Basketball 2.

CARL

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WILLIAM C. KOVERMAN

St. Rita ' Still waltmg for Bro. Zahn to make a mistake . . . "Most likely to rod around" .. . Fishing and hunting bug ... Hobbycollecting everything . .. Favorite weapon -scatter gun. Honor Roll 3; Perfect At路 tendance 2; Intramurals 2, 3.

Bill Resurrection Takes a lot of kidding but is very good natured . . . Makes the Honor Roll occasionally ... A wizard in bookkeeping . .. A card shark who likes to play pool. Intramurals 2, 4.

EDWARD

G. KOOGLER Bud

Our Lady of Mercy Senior class president who's always out to get men of Chaminade another free day ... Owns best-looking heap in the Snails Custom Club . . . Continually losing weight ... "Ain't that a blast?" Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Senior Cla.' s Officer; Junior Prom Committee; Sodality 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; National Athletic Honor Society 3.

RONALD R. KRONENBERGER

CHARLES

H. KUNTZ

Kl'onie

Charlie

St. Albert the Great Chaminade's high路stepping drum major Would make an excellent bartender if he handled a cocktail shaker like he does his baton . . . Member of the inseparable trio of Fuchs, Staeuble, and Hoy. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3; Sodality 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 3, 4.

Our Lady of Mercy Answers all questions thrown his way Regular honor student ... Regular guy ... Never seen without his horn rims . . . Runs daily cab service for the tightwads who won't take the bus home. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Council on World Affairs 4; National Honor Society.

RONALD

J. KUHBANDER Ronnie

Immaculate Conception Enjoys jokes - especially his own Bought driver's license at Kresge's Never ignores a call for help-in homework, that is . Sodality 1; Bowling 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; National Athletic Honor Society.

TERENCE

H. LANG

Teny Immaculate Conception A great sportsman ... Likes hunting, baseball, and basketball .. . Would like to take up agriculture .. . Really goes for Ford's new Thunderbird. Class Officer 4; Sodality 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4.

JOHN

LAMM

W. LA PORTE

T,.enchie Corpus Christi Loves the Navy ... Hopes to be an admiral some day . . . Great hunter-"Look out crow" if he ever gets a bead on you . . . Loyal patriot of Paris. Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Sodality 1; Junior Achievement 4.

John St. Anthony Talks himself into trouble every time Louie Armstrong beware; John and his trumpet are on the way ... Jazz fan from not so far back . . . " But lady, you don't wear a size six; yours is a size 13." Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Squad 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

JOHN

D. LEITSCHUH

Butch St. Anthony Composed the "John and Marsha" craze .. . "Can't stand neat things" . .. Only CHS man with a charge account in the cafeteria . . . Leads cheers in the gym, class, cafeteria, and at home. Class Officer 1, 3, 4; Sodality 1; Chaminade News 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Junior Achievement 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Class "B" Basketball 4.

JOHN

LEINGANG

Red St. Anthony Handy with a slide rule . . . From a distance looks like a walking stop light . . . Only boy to flunk Biology and get first honors in the same period. Sodality 1, 2; Intramurals 3, 4.

ROBERT P. LESKO

Bob St. Anthody Made "All-Stars" by hook or crook . . . Trig and Physics hound ... Chevy fan . . .Model airplane man . . . Year-round " Santa." Honor Roll 1; Class Officer 1, 2; Cafeteria Squad 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; N ational Athletic Honor Society.

ROBERT

F. LAWR ENCE Bob

Holy Family Plays a lot of sports, but prefers basketball . . . Full of humor . . . Great lover of popu lar music. Per(ect Attendance 3; Bowling 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

NICHOLAS

LAQUAGLIA

RONALD

Nick

G. LEE

Rock

Resurrection

Holy Name

Will always go out of his way to help a fellow classmate .. . Always running from third floor of old building to second floor of new building . . . Knows more about cars than most mechanics. Perfect Attendance 1; Sodality 1.

4-F's star doodler . . . Keeps talking and knows all the details . . . Wonderful at modern art-we think it' s modern art .. Adores Physics - thinks Archimedes was sim ply wonderful. Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Student Council Rep . 2, 3 ; Sodality 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; Booster. Club 2; Chaminade News 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

JAMES

LIEN ESCH

Jim St. Albert Been shaving for two years-cut himself both times . . . You can count on Jim to come up with the right answer every time -maybe not on time, but it's there. Honor Roll 1; National Honor Society ; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4.

RAYMOND

LEWIS

Ray

Holy Angels 6' 4", 135 pounds of solid muscle . . . Drives a hot-rod "Caddy" .. . Where does he get such energy? . . . 4-D's "Atomic Ray."

JOSEPH

LIENESCH

Joe Holy Angels Never seen at school without something blue on . .. Has that "Lonesome Polecat" look . . . Quiet disposition makes him a teacher's delight. Perfect Attendance 1; Junior Achievement 3, 4.

LOUIS CHARLES

E. LINGG

Chuck Assumption The quiet boy is he . . . Doesn't talk in class because he can't think of anything to say . . . His long fingers are merciless to a pencil. Class Officer 3.

LOEBER

Louie Holy Angels Smokes stogies while playing baseball Sleeps during boring classes (All of them) . . . Member of the Terrible T~n Tea Party. Perfect Attendance 1; Sodality 1; Football 1. 2. 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4.

THOMAS

LOGES

Tom Our Lady of the Rosary Runs Third Street Anchor Clankers Basic diet-barnacles ... Mad man with a trombone . . . Livens up Chaminade Band practices. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

JAMES

DAVID l\.. MANTLE MAHLE

Crash Our Lady of Rosary Always flapping his wings . . . Drives a '49 Ford with Bargain Barn fender skirts . . . Laughs like he has cotton in his mouth . .. Likes to clean Scanlan's '54 Pontiac. flerfect Attendance 2, 3, 4.

PHILIP

Dave St. Mary's

Curly hair, baby blue eyes sets off innocent look . . . Has his own hillbilly style of song which he sings in a high-pitched voice. Sodality 1, 2; Cafeteria Squad 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Junior Achievement 4; Variety Show 2, 4.

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Phil - -' Assumption

A real sharpie . .. "Eats up" loud shirts and loafers ... Does a bang-up job on the football field . . . Easy to get along with. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1; Intramurals 1, 2; Photography Club 1; Junior Red Cross 3.

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DENNIS

LOWRY

Peanuts Holy Family Ambition-College wi th racoon coat and straw hat ... He was a mambo dancer for Arthur Murray . . . "Mr. Early, I like you, I like the room, I like the book, but I just can't stand the course." Perfect Attendance 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 4.

ALBERT

EDWARD

LUKEN

Luke St. John the Baptist An expert on lambs-acts like he's fortified with lanolin .. . Sky pilot from way back . . . This lad has more than a head on his shoulders . .. President of the "Like Ernie Lee Club."

WALTER.13. MAHER

Wally Assumption Crazy mixed up Californian ... Tall, dark, Hmmm . . . His height is a big asset in intramurals . . . The undertone in class is usually one of Wally's wisecracks. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Sodality 1; Annual Staff 4; Cafeteria Squad 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Speech Club 4; Va~iety Show 1, 2, 3; Math Club 4; National Honor Society.

MAURO

Al St. James Has little to say out of class but can always think up a wisecrack in class . . . Runs faster than his Chevy . . . Rock of Gibraltar build ... A great borrower. Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1 ,2, 3, 4; National Athletic Honor Society.

PETER A. MAURO

Pete Emmanuel An Italian with a spaghetti haircut . . . Favorite subject-study period ... Favorite meal-spaghetti. Class Officer 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

DAVID

MELAMPY

Dave St. Rita A bookworm on mechanics .. . Cars before girls . . . Western, war and racing books are his dish . . . ''I'm just a country boy." Intramurals 2, 3, 4.

MARTIN GEORGE

MEYER

General Immaculate Conception MacArthur's right hand man in winning the Pacific Campaign . . . Old bones and pre-historic men provide him with a balanced diet . . . Nose always stuck in a book ... Mind fires like a machine gunit stutters . . . His barber must be half Indian. Perfect Attendance 2, 3; Sodality 2.

T. MENKER

George Assumption A store-house of knowledge of equine matters _ .. Noted for his way of obtaining supplies for class picnics and hay rides. Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Red Cross Representative 4.

DONALD

F. MEYER

Don St. Anthony Likes spaghetti, squirrels and girls (prefers blondes) . . . May not use correct English but he can talk most anybody out of anything . . . Never around school on the day of hunting season. Perfect Attendance 2, 4; Intramurals 1, 2.

C. MILLER Dick

RICHARD

DONALD

Corpus Christi The life of the party in and out of class ... Sports a plaid top '52 Pontiac convertible ... Likes to wear his horn-rimmed glasses tilted forward on his nose . . . "All right, youse guys" . . . Inventor of the reverberating werpit. Perfect Attendance 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Variety Show 3; National Honor Society.

MONAGHAN

Dave Corpus Christi One of the Demerit Twins . . . When he looks for trouble, he doesn't use a dictionary . . . Was told to hide when the duck season opened. Class Officer 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3.

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Don St. Albert's Quick to smile . . . Girls ask him to his own prom . _ . Carries a big executive briefcase . . . Well known for his polkadot tie ... Just a "Ham" at heart. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Speech Club 1, 2; Radio Club 2, 3, 4.

DAVID

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J. MIKULA

Al O ur Lady of the Rosary Frequent attende r of all dances Has good set shot .. Averaged 14 points a game in the Class "B" league last year . .. Plays Santa Claus during Christmas season Class Officer 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sodality 1. 2. 3; Intramurals I , 2, 3; Band 1,.2, 3; Red Cross Representative 3.

RICHARD M. MEYER

Mike Our Lady of Mercy Right ear pencil.hanger . Navy Reserve week-end warrior . . . Pegged pants and low cu t clodhoppers .. ' . Drives a '49 Plymouth w ith high-compression gas cap. Sodality I, 2, 3.

E. MICHEL Jody Holy Family Good dresser . Gets his clothes at Dunhill's where he's worked for two years . . . "Do we have to do this, Brother, or is it extra credit)" .. . Takes special interest in mechanical drawing . Sodality 1, 2; Student Council Representati ve 3, 4; Juni or Prom Committee 3; Bowling 1; Cafeteria Squad 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Speech Club 1. JAMES

ROBERT

MORRELLA

E. MURPHY

Pappy

B ob

St. Mary Keeps Gillette in business . . . Yo unges t member of the team . . . Cu ts ignition at traffic light to save gas . .. Inspiration for the Sherman tank. Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Intram urals 1, 2, 3; Cafeteria. Squad 2.

St. Joseph Accumulates medals for roll er skating Loyal Chaminade rooter . . . Confirmed bachelor from way back . . . Wears sharp clothes and takes interest in his car . . . Cultivates a cookie duster. Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Football 3; Intramurals 1, 2.

DAVID

MOTT

Dalle

Ho ly Angels Call W8L 768T .. .Plym outh pusher . . . No affiliation with the catsup manufacturer . .. Mighty Mi te of 4-C. Perfect Attendance 2; Sodality 3; Radio Club 2, 3,4.

THOMAS

MUTH

T om Our Lady of Mercy Well known for his "slow and easy" manner, but don't let that fool you, he gets things done . .. Active in sports writing for school publications. Honor Roll 3; Perfect Attendance 1; Soda lity 1; Chaminade News 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 2; Dramatics 3, 4; School Correspondent 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Football 1; Intramurals 1 .

JAMES

MURRAY

MCCARTHY

Jim

M ac

St. Albert the Great Specializes in holes-in-one . . . Always has something to say but seldom says it ... Runs wild on the basketball court . Never fails to notice stray brunettes. Sodality 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 4.

Mary, Help of Christians Combination of Burl Ives and Will Rogers . . . Loves to hit it on hi s harmonica . . . Writes articles ga lore for the Cham inade News . . . Secret love li ves in Spri ngfield . . . Sorry gang, the phone number's a secret . Chaminade News 2, 3" 4 .

JAMES

N ELLIS

Jim Precious Blood Missing link . . . You'll find him with his fa vorite dish-in the cafeteria .. . Has a girl complex-he likes them . . . Favorite expression: "Oh, why didn't you say that before?" . . . Short, sweet and simple. Perfect Attendance 1; Student Council Representati ve 2; Cafeteria Squad 4; Junio Achievement 4; Radio Club 3, 4.

JAMES NEARY

JAMES

W. N

EVIUS

Sam

Ji m

Corpus Christi Likes girls! ... "But Mr. Early, this is one time I didn't do it , .. . . . Ambitious commercial artist . .. "Isn't that awful! " . .. Lives, eats, and sleeps football. Sodality 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 4.

St. Joseph Likes dancing and fancy clothes . .. D oesn't like to be called "James" . . . Can be counted on to come late for class ... Love! that 01' Sand Man . Hibernates durin! trig class. Sodality 3, 4; Juni or Achieve路 ment 4.

P AUL V . M c E NROE

Palll Corpus Christi T alks in a machine-g un staccato th at co uld drown out any Texan . . . No ted for his time-consuming ques ti ons. H onor Roll I , 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance I , 4; National H onor Society ; Sodality I , 2, 3, 4; Junior A ch ievement 4; Speech Club 4; M ath Club

JACK E . N EAL R ocky

JAMES M . M CCRATE

Jim

Assu mption Ri de in his ca r and you 'll never be th, same again .. . W ea rs pegged pants an< a fl at-topped haircut . . . Visits Trotwoo( quite a bi t. I wonder w hy ? Perfect At tendance 1; Soda lity 1, 2; Intramu ra ls 1, 2 Red Cross Representati ' 路e.

St. M ary's A tall lanky redhead w ith an Iri sh temper . . . Is as quiet as a churchmouse wi th laryngitis.

STEWART P . NOLAN Scotty

Combs hair into ti dal wave . . . T op-notch golfer w ho hails from bonnie Scotl and . . . Pet peeve is to be ca ll ed " Stewa rt. " Cl ass Offi cer 1; Student Council Rep . 1; Golf 1. 2, 3, 4; M ath Club 4.

J OHN R. N EWBAUE R Johnny

LAWRENCE V. O 'N EA L Larry

Our l ady of Rosary

I mmacu late Concep ti on

If he's not near the one he loves, he loves

Known as the brain of 4拢 . .. H ead fruitweig her at libera l market . . . Member of the " hot" Ford cl an . . . D efinitely a ladies' man. Perfect Attendance 1, 3; Intra murals 2.

the one he's nea r . . . T alented with a phonog rap h . . . "Gee, I don't know if I can make it to town , fell as , I've got to paint the chicken house tonight." Photography Club 4-; J unior Achievement 3-, 4.

BERNARD RICHARD P. O'REILLY

D ick Holy Trinity Sure to be a success because of hi s qui ckness wi th greenbacks . . Purchased stock in diamond mine in Afri ca . . H e'd be a geniu s if he spent as mu ch time study ing as he does with th e spurts page, Cl ass Office r 4: Intram ura ls 1. 2, 3, 4.

O STENDORF

Benny Immaculate Conception Ca ll ed more names th an a bi g- league umpire , .. Wh en he laughs it so unds like a flo ck of geese going south . , , Spends most of hi s time paying for hi s ca r. Perfect Attendan ce 2, 3; Class Officer 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2; National Athl etic Honor Society.

DONAL[)

J. PANCAKE

D on Corpus Christi Has a way with the girls-if he can fim them , .. H air serves as hi s own sun visor , , , Faster th an teachers in qu estions and answers, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4,

D AVID

J. PLACKE

Eagle Immacul ate Concep tion If Dave doesn't tell you , you don't know he's arou nd, , , Can't talk of g irls without grinning. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Soda lity 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Athl etic Honor Society 3,

GERALD

H , PRESTEL

Blitch JAMES J , PR ESTEL

Jim Ho ly Angels Slim and good-l ooking , , . Continually making up qui ps : "Mah, oh Mah" . . , "Yea Man ." Cafeteria Squad 3; Glee Club 4; Junior Achievement 4; Variety Show 4,

H oly Rosa ry W on't scratch head- afraid of sp linters Can't understand why it doesn' t snow here ; Michigan always has snow , , , Designee the pot belly sto\'e-it just "grew" on him Class Officer 3; Junior Achievement 4 ; Intramurals 3, 4,

JOHN J.

PATKO

Slcll'e Precious Blood May end Follows al l spo rts ca refully. up as a sports announce~ , .. Best man in 4-E to borrow paper fro m (the only man who has it). Class Officer 2; Sodality 3; Servers ' Club 1; Intramura ls 1. 2, 3: G lee Club 2; Variety Sh ow 2.

DAVID

FREDRIC

PAVELKA

SlI eake r

PA UL

PAZlTNEY

5 0 1111 )'

Assumpti on

Res urrection

Avid spo rtsman ; likes hu nting, fish ing , basketball , and baseba ll ... As a fisherman he always has a line fo r th e g irl s . Ambition-to own hi s ow n hide:l\vay in Michigan . . . Has a strange qu ality-likes wo rk. Honor Roll 3; Pe rfect Attendan ce 1. 2; Intramura ls 1, 2, 3; Juni o r Ach ievement 2.

Spind ly cog on t he Round Ball boy "Big Green". Soap Box Derby chaml' .. Dairy dip hair cut . Runs a homework library-slight charge. Perfect Attendance 1; Class Officer 3, 4; Sodality 1: Basketball i, 2, 3. -1; Na ti ona l Athl etic Honor Society.

RAIFF

Greasy St. Anthony Take your car to hi s fath er's fillin g station and let Dave fill it u p fo r you. . He'll go through life hand-in-h and w it h a doo r handle. Sodali ty 1. 2, 3; Juni o r Achi evement 4; Bowling l.

J EROME

E. RAIFF

Pudge

WILLIAM

J. RAYMANN Bill

St. Ag nes

Our Lady of Rosa ry

Send the girl s with hi s fl ashy smile and bulging bi ceps . . . N ot a loud g uy in class, but he has hi s days . . . Throws passes on and off the fi eld. Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Stu dent Coun cil Rep resentati ve 1; Sodality 1, 2; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 : Baseball 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1: National Athletic Honor Society.

Likes gi rl s and from the way he talks the girl s mu st like him . . . If the re's fun conn ected with it he's for it . Knows more phone nu mbe rs th an a sa il or. Cl ass Office r 1, 3; Student Counci l Rep resenta路 ti ve 1; Soda lity 1 , 2; Bowling 1; Intramural s 1, 2.

CHARLES

J. REDMA N

Chuck Our Lady of M ercy MICHAEL R. RENNER

Terrifi c class sp irit " Reg ul ar on intra路 mural basketball team ... Smile and sunny disposition won him position of class officer for four years . . . H as his sights set on eng ineering for co ll ege wo rk. Sodality 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Rep . 4 ; Intramura ls 2. 3. 4 ; National Honor Society.

Mike Immacu late Concep ti on Chaminade's George Gobel H e's learning how to juggle th e book Pretty q uiet but occasionally he COmes up with a " jolly one." H onor Roll 3; Perfect Attend ance 3, 4; Intram ura ls 2.

R OBERT

RENNER

Bob Our Lad y of M ercy Likable guy who has the bug for boats, motors, and water skiing . . . School wo rk doesn' t faze him ln the least ... Who else would worry about schoo l if they had a ' 54 Pl ymouth J

THOMAS EDWARD

ROTH

T om

ROSENGARTEN

Rosie

Immaculate Conception Lost middle finger stirring own home brew ... Long and Jean, a w hiz at basketball , , , Thinks M oll weide's check is a bank draft . , . " Thank you Archimedes" . . , Cute kid and doesn't know it . Sodality 1, 2; Class Officer 1, 4; Baseball 2; Bowling 0,' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

H oly Family Plump littl e elf that always finds himself talking out of turn . . . His size is no match for hi s spirit ... Believed to be th e first golfer who is anti-female. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Servers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Bowling 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2.

LLOYD

E. Ross

Ju nior H oly Family Holds the reco rd for getting the use of the hall pass ... Nearly bow led a perfect ga me . . . Got seven straight strikes .. . . Hel ps keep up the spirit of the class . . . Can talk your arm off. Juni or Achievement 3; Bowling 1, 3, 4; Intram ural s 1, 2,4 .

J OS EPH

RENTZ G UY E . R OH RER

Joe

Seminole

Res urrection H as a '4 1 Chevy wh ose moto r is like a Singe r Sew ing l"Rachine . . . In th e Air Force N o. 23-5 66-1 87 . . . W ea rs cli p-on bow ties . . . H e' ll be a g rea t pil ot if he ever gets out of the hangar. Intra murals l.

H oly Fami ly T he jester of 4-D . . . A tru e fig hting I ndi an chief . . . H as a craving fo r the Arm ed Fo rces . . Introduced the famous "Seagra m Seven minus one." Sodality 1. 2; Intramu rals 1, 2, 3, 4.

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F RANK R. Rm o LE

Tex St. Albert the G reat W on't give you a bu m stee r, but th rows pl enty of T exas " bull"' . . . Y ou ca n't dislike him , even if you di sag ree w ith him . . . Dish stacker in the cafeteria. Perfect Attend ance 2; Cafeteri a Squad 4; G lee Clu b 4; Junior A chievement 4 .

DAN IEL H. RUSSELL MILTON

Rabin H ood

ROYER

Skip

H oly Fam il y Laug h-happy . .. H as a fin e co ll ection of locker co mbinations. . M ember of the cl ass eraser squ ad . . . T hinks Archimedes and hi s prin ciple is all wet. Footba ll 1. 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cafete ri a Sq uad 3: Schoo l Correspondent 3.

Cor pus Christi Si lence is golden- Acti ons speak luu der than wo rd s .. . A student light in buil d. but mighty in ability . . Ready and w ill ing to hel p all co mers. Sodality 1. 2. 3: Int ramurals 3, 4.

ERN ST

R UF

Em ie St. Agnes Germany's ambassador to Chaminade M aniac-prefers cars to girl s . . . Thoug ht Chami nade Prom was a home perm anent ... " If Ern ie doesn 't know, nobody does" .. . Cute kid with " horn s" to match. H onor Ro ll 1, 2. 3. 4; N ati onal H onor Society 4: Class Officer 1; Booster Club 1; Math Club ; Ju ni or Achievement 3, 4.

THOMAS

S AWYER

Bean

St. Albert Famed for loud ties that don't r.atch with shirt .. . Games and dates make up weekend . . . Always gets last word in , lass . Perfect Attendance 2; Class Officer 1; Sodality 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 4.

THOMAS C. SAN DER

ROBERT

SCANLAN

Bob Our Lady of Mercy Very alert-always thinks something before he says something else . . . "Scanlan, fly your planes somewhere else; this is a class!" . . . "Bro . Zahn, figure out this theory, will you?" Class Officer 3; Senior Class Officer 4; Student Council Rep. 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Intramurals 3.

Tom St. Agnes Keeper of the cleats . . . Chief shower sweeper and soap scraper ... Second Daniel Boone who enjoys th e great outdoors .. . One of Chaminade's loudest boosters. Sodality 1, 2; Bowling 1 ; Booster Club 1 ; Junior Achievement 3, 4.

LOUIS

J. SCHIRT ZINGER

L ouie Holy Family TV minded man . .. Hardly seen without bow tie and short sleeve combination . . . "Louie is one of Chaminade's loudest boosters . Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 .

SAM UEL

SCHIML

DENNIS

SCHLEGEL

Sam

Slug

Resu rrection The boy with many odd impersonations ... "Go, big black Chev!" . . . Canary in th e Glee Club ... Round, short crew cut . . . Prefers pigs to pigtails. Class Officer 2; Sodality 1, 2; Cafeteria Squad 4; Intramurals 1; Glee Club 4; Variety Show 4.

"Aw, come on, quit it! "â&#x20AC;˘. .. "What did you say, Brother?" . . . '41 Ford with chopped ash trays . . . Full race windshield wipers . . . High speed seat covers. Sodality 3, 4.

DONALD

SCHAMEL

Blitch Holy Angels Itchy head ... Big puncher in pile-ups "Listen to 'er purr-Crack, Crack" . Wears a "chopped top" . . . Life of the party. Class Officer ' 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 3.

DAVID

SCHAEFER

JOSEPH

Customs Corpus Christi The long lean one ... Can easily be identi路 fied by his elongated gait and high octave voice ... Likes to debate (with teachers)seldom wins. Perfect Attendance 3.; Senior Class Officer 4; Photography Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Speech Club 1; Bowling 1; Library Staff 1; Cafeteria Squad 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2.

F. SCHEINER Jack

Corpus Christi If his Ford ran as good as his brain, he wouldn't have any car trouble , .. A hot ballplayer and a good student. Honor Roll 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Annual Staff 4: IntramUJ:als 1, 2, 3, 4 .

E. SCH UER Peppy

MICHAEL

Corpus Christi Slo-mo-shun at cheerIead ing . . . Stone face, busy mind ... Dragnet monotone ... Here comes the charcoal kid ... "Brother, you're picking on me" ... 4-D's answer to the Thin Man. Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Sodality 1, 2; Junior Achievement 4; Cafeteria Squad 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4.

JOHN

SCHONS

BOlles Holy Family Sawed-off shotguns his specialty . . . Shoots rabbits instead of baskets . . . Physical specimen in Phys;cs . . . Takes easy way out for languages-studies German. Perfect Attendance 1; Servers' Club 1; Intramurals 1, 4.

THOMAS J. SCH ULTZ

T oIII Holy Angels A hard nut for teachers to crack , . . A production manager of Junior Achievement ... Pilot of a Studebaker convertible. Class Officer 4; Booster Club 1, 2; Junior Ach路 ievement 4; Intramurals 1, 2.

EUGENE

A. SCHWIETERMAN Gene

Holy Family Hopes to get rich through chain letters President of a Junior Achi evement g roup . . . "Just how abou t that! " .. . Favorite songs are "Roll Out the Barrel" and "Beer Barrel Polka. " Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Juni or Achievement 3, 4.

VERNON E. SHUEY Vel'll

Holy Angels Metropolitan's favorite stock boy . . . Plays piano for a hobby . . . Looks forwa rd to a successful futur e in th e medica l profession. Chaminade News 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4.

DALE J . SMITH

Smitty . Our Lady of Rosary Laughs at jokes pulled on him more th an anybody . . . Typical Army man-always has something to crab about . . . D oesn't keep up with the Joneses-has enough trouble keeping u p with the Smiths . . . "And when I'm a doctor I'll smoke Camels, too. " Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; N ational Honor Society; Chaminade News 2; Annual 4; Photography Club 2; Junior Achievement 3, 4: V ariety Show 2.

JEROME K ENNETH

SMITH

Ted St. Anth ony Has a ball chewing on tooth picks One of the All od i's stool sitters . . . Ardent fa n of the more radical things of lifehomework . . . A walking recording of "Hop-up" magazine . .. Ambition-printer ; qualifications-blue bl ack ink-shot eyes .

RONALD

SODER

ROl1 nie Holy Angel s Well known for his marksmanship Can really shoot the bull . .. Former din路 ner spinner at Marion's Hash H ouse . . . Little cog in big business .

STAEUBLE

Jerry Immaculate Conception 4B's star flute player . . . M ember of the inseparable trio of Kronenberger, Fuchs, and H oy .. . Mighty mite with a big g rin for everybody .. . "An d I'm not a fluter, I'm a flautist '" Perfect Attendance 3, 4; National H onor Society; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Band I , 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3,4 ; Vari ety Show 2, 3, 4.

DAVID

SMITH

Dat'e

St. Anthony Judging from the keys he carries, you'd think he was a night watchman ... Swims in freckles . . . How is he so good in bookkeeping? Could it be that his two older brothers took it? Annual Staff 4.

NORMAN

JAY

SMITH

Jay St. Albert the Great The strong silent type . . . Talks like a punchy fighter . . . Smiles without moving his lips . . . Has a good head on his shoulders; where else? Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3 ,4; Annual Staff 4 ; Math Club 4.

KENNETH J. SMITH

Flip St. Agnes Walking dictionary . . . Member of the Smith dan . . . One of the "supports" of the Third and Main wall . . . Likes to complicate essentially simple things. Library Staff 1.

STAUB

Norm Queen of Martyrs Ball of fun who ne~er stops rolling One of the smallest but one of the roughest players on the football team . . . Best known moocher during lunch period. Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1; National Athletic Honor Society.

ROBERT P. STEFFEN

Vile

St. Agnes A class questioner . .. Inquisitive mind . . . Always trying to sell " droodle pads" .. . Exercises his tonsils in the Glee Club . . . "Who wants to borrow the stapler?" Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4 ; Sodality 1; Glee Club 4; Junior Achievement 4.

CYRIL

STEGEMAN

Cy Immaculate Conception Cant' see out his car's front window-too many tickets . . . When not in his hot Chevy, he's in the cafeteria bulging his sides. Sodality 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Band 1, 2.

DONALD

L. STELZER

Flash St . Anthony Pontiac fiend .. . A real Red leg fan .. . Qu ick in Physics-to give up . . . "But Brother, who gives a hoot about Archimedes?" Perfect Attendance 1, 3, 4; National Hono r Society; Sodality 1, 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3.

JAMES

TANGEMAN

Jim St. Rita A sharp dresser who slinks around in low slung peggers . . . Helps support Schilo \s football team . . . Uses his elastic belt to shoot spitballs in class. Sodality 1, 2.

GARY J. SWEETMAN

Lefty Immacu late Conception Dri\'es a hot' 48 Chevy wi th dual ashtraps .. . Favorite hobby is fouling up air waves with his radio hamming . .. Star pitcher for Sweetman Realty ball club. Baseball 3, 4; Intramu rals 1, 2.

GEORGE VORHEES WILLIAM

Bear Holy Angels N atu ral leader . . . Class Officer for two years . . . life of the party wherever he goes . . . Dates julienne's class president . . . Acti ve in athletics; especially basketball ... His constant smi le shows l iberace has nothing on George. Class Officer 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Basketball 1, 2; Intran1Urals 3, 4.

THOMAS

Bill Our lady of M ercy Has an eye for figures . mathematically that is. . Always seen with a burr and a sm ile . . . First to gain fame fo r getting his finger caught in a slide rule. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4.

GEORGE

VERGAMINI

Verg Ho ly Angel s Authentic New Yorker-loves the Yankees ... Sharp in Civics . . . "Holy Cow" . . . "Gee, how should I know' I wouldn't have come to schoo l if I did." Perfect Attendance 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Variety Show 2, 3; National Athletic Honor Society 3, 4.

N EIL

MARTIN J. TARKANY

THOBE

Sticks Holy Famil y路 Amateur pill-pusher . . . Knows his molecul es ... Dri ves a D odge which looks and sounds like a tank . . . Uses his desk-top as a drum . . . A slim guy with lots of muscles . Perfect Attendance 1, 2.

Mart)' Holy Nam e Knows more thaR the teacher . "I still can't understand the homework, Brother" .. A penny-pin cher - strictly a Roosevelt girl's boy. Perfect Attendance 2; Football 3; Intramurals 1 , 2, 3,4.

JOHN P. TARLANO

Johnny Holy Family Just where does he get those unanswerable questions? . . . Sharp dresser . . . Future owner of Tarlano's M arket . . . Likes to write compositions. Glee Club 4 ; Junior Council on World Affai rs 3.

PAUL

W ALDENMEYER

Wally St. Stephens Never did like D ayton-likes Milwaukee . .. Loves Navy . .. Plymouth fan .. . JHS fan . .. "An' there you are!" . . . Keeps up a constant line of chatter, "and always knows what he's talking about" ... Lois knows ... Only Navy man to attend U. S. Air Force Academy. Perfect Attendance 3; Class Officer 1, 4 ; Chaminade News 2; Library Staff 1; Intramurals 2; Photography Club 1, 2, 3; Variety' Show 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4.

FRANK J . W EINRICH

Frank Our Lady of Rosary Bright student-always answers when not ca ll ed upon . . . Quiet reserved wa llflower . . . Night watchm an at th e Patterson Monument . . . "Gee, he looks like Liberace." Sodality 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Juni or Achievement 3, 4.

GEORGE M. WEHNER

Geo rge St. Agnes Takes a lot of kidding about his ducks "Let George do it ,.... . Which duck has the Toni) Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

G ERALD

JUD E

WERLING

Holy Rosary Is always doing something, especially what he shou ldn't ... One of the North D ayton farmers . . . Always reading cowboy books. Perfect Attendance 4.

A. WESSELS

Jerry St. Anthony Pitched a no-hitter in hi s junior year W ows the girls with a big, broad smile . . . An all-round he-man. Perfect Attendance 2, 4; N ational Honor Society ; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; National Athletic H onor Society; Chaminade News 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4.

PHILIP

WHIRLOW

Zeke Queen of Martyrs Well-liked by everyone . . . Cats around in a two-tone green Chevrolet . .. Spotter for Chaminade Football Team . . . All-out sportsman in every season. Annual Staff 4; Intramurals 3, 4.

R. JAMES WOLF Big Jim St. Anthony Poor man's Liberace .. . Favor~te pastime is tickling the ivories . . . Has no brother George, just Bro. Joe . .. Everyone looks up to him . . . Has a famous haircut. H onor Roll 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 1; Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society; Stage Crew 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Variety Show 2, 3, 4.

JOHN

WOLF

M ohawk Corpus Christi Flaps around in loafers . .. Crew cut to go with stocky build ... Wheel with 6rculation at the News . .. Continually contradicting Confucius. Perfect Attendance 3; Sodality 1, 2; Cafeteria Squad 2.

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I. WOODWORTH

Woody Holy Trinity "Well, I'm here" . .. Unsuccessful clowr . . . Keeps his nose to his own grindstone ... A friend in need ... Makes the H onoJ Roll occasionally. Speech Club 2.

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J. WHITE

Walt Emmanuel Here's a six-footer . .. With hi s DA haircut he's 6' 4" . . . Al so known as the "dearslayer" ... No relation to Snow . . . . Noted for his 8 :44 1/ 2 A .M. arri vals. Sodality 1. 2; Band 1, 2, 3.

ALAN

WINKELJOHN

Wink Corpus Christi Poses as cigar-store In dian in fr ont of h ardware store . .. Crew-cut makes him look scalped . . . Fast g rower . . . Has '40 Dodge w ith muscle power steering and brakes. Booster CI ub 1; Library Staff 1; Sodality 2; Intramurals 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; Variety Sho\\' 3.

THOMAS

WITTMANN

Smitty St. Albert' s Resembles aircraft carrier with his flat-top . . . Long, lean and loose . . . Soda jerk . . . Second to none at havi ng good times at parties . .. One of the Oakwood kind. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Cl ub 4; Junior Achieveillent 3. 4; Senior Salesman 4.

GERALD T. WOOLERY

Jerry Ass um ption "Just don't dig that trig " .. . O n a diet but you can' t tell it . . . Character who parks his car in other people's parking lots . . . His voice has that something extra. Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Speech Club 2, 3, 4.

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D on 1llllll<lCllla/e Conception All empt), chair on graduation night-(I tOllch of sadness amid the excitement, the happy fulf illment of CfJmlllencement - a lingering melilory of a classlllate and a frie nd. T hough D on Zimmer's nallie u'ill not be called 011 graduation night, he will walk many tillies ({cross the s/tlge ;11 the hearts of his friends. And their berem'elIIent c({nnot make them forget that while they h({l'e merited a diploll/({, he hels WOII et'er/a.fting life. Mel), he re,rt ill peace.

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E. ZWIESLER

Swiss H oly Angels It's a tank-a truck-a steam roller ; nope it is ZWIESLER .. . M ost likely to succeed in shooting PQol . . . Dreams of those six hamburgers for dinner. Sodality 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3.

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Top row: Richard Hickenbotham, Joseph Swartzbaugh, Victor Bockrath, Robert Baker, Leo Lauterbach, David Phillips, Ronald Duell. Third row.: Donald Morris, William Jenkins, Kenneth Lurz, John Prudhomme, John Saurine, Jerome Fisher, Paul Dierker, Donald Van Dyke, Joseph Lehman, Ralph Omlor. Second row: Peter Herbon, Kenneth Krimm, William Schroth, Thomas Geraghty, William MacBeth, Wallace Nugent, Bernard Phelan, John McCloskey, John Wendling, Stephen Stowe, Howard Wolfe, John Duchak, William Marshall. Front row: James Dymond, Alfred Reynolds, Mark Mergler, William Schneble, Donald Topp, Student Council; Patrick Kirk, Treasurer; James Ungerleider, President; James Smith, Vice President; Thomas Reed , Thurman Mattingly, James Bramlage_ Absent: Richard Kleiner, Secretary.

Top row: John Delaney, William Bender, Donald Miller, Richard Stringfe llow, Timothy Doyle, Robert Carmody, Richard Grilliot. Third 路row: Stephen Longo, William H. Focke, Joseph Asbury, Brian Goode, John Dresher, Edward Metzger, David Boyd, John Dowling, Thomas Lienesch, John Herbert, David Christie, Robert Haines, Edward Ryan. Second row: Mark Will. Jerome Deis, James Bost, Joseph Collins, Thomas Condron, Joseph Leigh, Phillip Smith, Thomas Niswonger, Joseph Greenwood, James Weiler, Ralph Steinbrugge, Rene Affourtit, Timothy Koverman. Front row: Carl Bruggeman, Douglas Davidson, Michael Sullivan, Terrence Bruns, Donald Berry, Joseph Balas, Edward Stoecklein, Thomas Agner, Michael Duffy, Jerome Harmeling, Martin Coleman .

T op row : J ames Cash, D av id Mehall , Ralph Heckman, Richard H eckman, Everett Boosinger, Ronald Hill , John Mondics, Ronald Meyers, Urban Gochoel , T hom as Klepper, Vin cent H artshorn . Second row: Robert H oertt, Lewis Kessler, Richard Mahlmeister, Fred Krznarich, J oseph Mencsik, Thomas Litmer, D enis Monnin , J ames Moloney, LawH:nce Goldschmidt, George Kibler, Julian Kielbaso, Willi am Ireton . Front row: Frank Dix, Robert Dicks, Joseph Messaros, Joseph Boesch, Student Council; Joseph Gaccetta, Treasurer ; Joseph D orsten, President; Thomas Keehn, Secretary; Thomas Hi ckey, Vice President; Eugene Janning, Edwin Hasz, D ouglas Chapman, D av id Engel. Absent: Thomas Brown .

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""'2:' " Top row : Shelton Prudhomme, Joseph Westbrock, Robert Newkold, William Reilly, T homas Weidner, John Heck, John Sanderman, D avid Pau li ck. Raymond Schenkel, John Wuerstl. Second row : James Philhower. Robert Roddy, Robert Suhr, Albert Nellis, James Romer, James Reichert, Elmo Roach, Robert Sherry, Paul Woolard, Andrew Rado, Frank Sprauer. Front row : James Murray, Russel Rike, D aniel Topp, Joseph Scheper, Student Council; John Witte, Treasurer; Thomas Poe, President; James Sayer, Vice President; William Westbrock, Secretary; Eugene Schirmer, Mi chael Schiml, Thomas Sherman, Thomas Snyder.

Top row: James Coughlin, John Conyers, James Dresher, Lawrence Edmondson, Joseph Kauflin , Joseph Bysak, D enis D omansky. Third row : Paul Glaser, Louis Koos, Abraham Alvarez, John Bristow, Ronald Catanzaro, John Andrew, Dave Klingshirn , James Adams, WaIter Beatty. Second row : Elwood Andrew, Terrence Bernhold , Richard Rolfes, Michael Greaney, John Jackson, John Breidenbach, John Eardly, James Casson, Charles Hiehle, James Cox. Front row: Sylvester Bruggeman, Joseph Knoth, Ronald Filburn, Harold Grilliot, Eugene Florio, Secretary; Philip Gigliotti, Vice President; Henry Focke, Secretary; Robert Dahm, Treasurer; Norbert Dahm, William Furst, CharIey Baily, Paul Crisler. Absent: John Kenny, President; Joseph DiSalvo.

Top row: John Smith, Daniel Mannix, D onald Vagedes, Eugene Schuder, Mark Lammert, David Rike. Third row: Charles Maley, Charles Wiesman, Paul Sleight, Daniel Miller, Robert Retter, Adam Papanek, James Morrissey, D onald Meyer, Joseph Troyan . Second row: Paul Tegenkamp, J ohn Walker, Ronald Pierce, James Kuhlman , Patrick Ryan , John Mackey, Joseph Zobrist, Ronald Russo , Francis Martin, Donald Robbins, Willi am Luehrs. Front row: Robert Long, Charles Borgerding, Gerald Werling, Kevin Must, Vice President; Frank Pacey, Secretary ; Rithard Kruesch, President; Theodore Smart, Treasurer ; James Phillips, Charles Zirbs, William Lehman, John Newman, Ri chard W all y.

Top row: Gerald Cooper, John Brust, Thomas Jordan , J ames Bruns, D avid Ebbers, Paul Kaval auskas , Michael Flynn. Second row: Paul Dillhoff , William Focke, Louis Harakay, Richard Keyes, Robert Koehler, Lawrence August, Charles Keydoszius, Frank DeBrosse, John Hutzel, Joh n Hoerner. Front row: Thomas Geis, William Hinders, Frank Es tevez. Fred Fecher, Treasurer; Robert Lemons, Secretary; James Conley, Vi ce President; James Gantt, President; Fred Hurst, Student Council ; John Hendrickson, Henry Lins.

"Himmel! 1st meinself bien so schmartish!" Schmartish : Leo Lauterbach; looking on, Pete Hcrbon; mugging, Ken Krimm .

Bookkeeping lII, the cashual way.

Top row: James Omlor, James Reboulet, 路 Ronald White, George Shreck, Joseph Weidner, Jerome Krug, Robert McCain, John Newman, John Weghorn, Joseph Schidecker. Second row : Donald Woolery, Noel Nushawg, Dave Stanley, Charles Long, Frederick Lounsberry, Charles Mayer, Gerald Reboulet, Charles Williams, Lawrence O路Neil , Albert Pickle, Carl Tarlano . Front row: Fred Schiml, Patrick Stone, Donald Sendelbach, Student Council; Paul Martin, Treasurer; Robert Monnin, President; George Toth, Vice President; Donald Rich, Secretary; William Schroeder, Thomas Lynch, J ames Peters.

Top row: D avid Cherpeski, Richard Gross, Thomas Brun, Michael Barlow, James Bittl e, Frank Ambrose, George Beemsterboer, Frederick Bentz, Richard Beck, James Brogan, Thomas Brinkm an. Second row: Timothy Dunlevy, D avid Hunter, Michael Burke, Robert Begley, Howard Herolzer, Gerald Hartke, D onald Blatz, Thomas Berger, Frederick Horn, Stephen Chapman, Bernard Hegman, Jerome Besanceney. Front row : Robert Hale, D avid Horobin, Norman Hoening, Lee Buddendeck, Treasurer ; Joseph Brzozowski, Vice President; Ronald Beisel , Student Council; Thomas Gibbons, President; Charles Bakan, Secretary; Frederick Brinkman, Michael Broadstone . Absent: John Barnes, James Harrison.

Top row: Timothy Jones, Douglass Kessl er, Thomas Gerdes, Thomas Konicki, Joseph Gardner, Anthony Lang, J ohn Jauch, George Francis, John Fortman, Thomas Krapf. Second row : James Dalbey, William Keane, Samuel Gentile, Frederick Faust, Robert Jacobson, Mark Kilduff, James Deneke, Anthony Elsass, Robert Engelbrecht, Bernard Dancsok, Charles Dirckz, Ronald Earhart. Front row : James Godfrey, John Fahnestock, Victor King, Lawrence Fuchs, Stanley Cichanowicz, President; Lawrence Francis, Vice President; Ronald Jenkins, Secretary; Waldemar Krewedl, Treasurer; Grant Deger, Eugene Doll, Harlan Harvey. Absent: Jerome Digier, Student Council; Charles Klass.

Top row: Allan Miller, Gerald Leil, Thomas Michel , Robert McBride, John Magnus, David Martin, James MacMahon, Howard Reams, James Smith, Thomas O'Neil, Thomas Miller. Second row: David Macpherson, Roger Smith, Edward Leyes, Richard Lesko, William Pflaum, Orville Miller, Richard Muzechuk, Paul Tarlano, Gerald Lochtefeld, Richard Treon, Lawrence Steineman. Front row: Michael Moore, Thomas Mayer, Louis Oswald, William Swadley, John Lozan, Michael McDonald, John Poole, Lawrence Raiff, Edward McGinnis, Lawrence O'Donnell, Paul Makley.

"You go draw in your old hexagon . I'm going home. "

Top row: Richard Woodward, Edward Williams, Donald Walters, Timothy Trick, Edward Wolff, Walter Reiling, Frank Sutter, Cecil Sherk, James Bernier, Richard Root. Second row: James Newbauer, Terence O'Donnell, Charles Schmitz. Dennis Seitz, D avid Tumbusch, Franklin Rosenberger, Thomas Sedlock, William Wagner, Ronald Wi llin, J ohn Thein, Robert Homewood. Front 'row: J ohn Waitzman, Virgil Vallo, Jerome Wysong, Norman Reinhard, Treasurer; Gordon Reefe, Secretary; Richard Schirack, President; Thomas Schommer, Student Council; Carl Van Hecke, Vice President; Gerald Schirtzinger, Ronald Trost, Henry Sauter.

Top row: Willi am Salmon, D onald Woodall , T homas Caldwell , Elmer Barlage, Robert Hagan, Montie Gibson. Third row: Henry Schlipf, D avid Herbert, Joseph Eardley, James Heckman, Thomas Tumbusch, Richard Cayton, William Heidenreich, Richard Nac~ , Russell Isentrager, John Neargarder, Michael Barry. Second row: Thomas D eWinter, Eugene Sengi , Student Council; William Stukey, James V alentine, Frank Moloney, Robert Vagedes, Carl Fuchs, Jerome Schaaf, Thomas loeber, Thomas Beck, Rich ard Fackler, Joseph Muha. Front row : Edward H assett, D avid Pummill , John l ins, John leuhrs, Raymond Florence, Secretary; Frederic Blackwell, Vice President; John Dakin, President; Thomas Roddy, Treasurer; Jay Jonas, James Disher, Robert Ritter.

"That's no amoeba, that's your finger!" Mike Moore and Roger Smith

"Ok! OK! I'll use my men's deodorant! "

Top row: James Schulker, Eugene Yaus, Howard Morgan , Robert Masten, Lowell Kinney, John Sage; Aloysius Lochtefeld . Second row : Thomas Potts, John McCarthy, David Braun, Donald Wei-_ mert, Ronald Baudendistel, Thomas Brunswick, John Burgess, Richard Watson, William West, Charles Coughlin . Front row : Joseph Cetinske, Richard Bataille, Robert Brasher, Michael Lucisano, Gerald Miller, Secretary; Frank Bonanno, President; Michael Donisi, Vice President ; Paul Rogers, Treasurer ; Kenneth Pickell, Charles Barlow, William Knoepfle.

Top row: Carl Schulte, James Simon, Norbert Zimmerman , Michael Bond, Donald August, Thomas Gabriel, John Joseph , Ronald Zimmer, Gerald Yantis, Normas Becker, Philip Berner. Second row: Al vin Scheidweiler, Charles Van Dam, James Rhoad s, Paul \l(fa lters, Carl Seidenschmidt, Norman Huelsman, Jerome Byerly, John Haley, William Brockman, Ronald Collins, Richard Mannix, James Trame, Pascal Minser. Front row: John Welsh, Thomas Tangeman, Mich ael Meranda, Albert Bryan, Treasurer; John Routsong, Vice President; Gary Furay, President; Hernan Mejia, Student Council; Lawrence Schroeder, Secretary; Mason Keebler, John O'Hara, Thomas Sponsler.

Top row: Lawrence Heyl, Theodore Kauflin, Jerome Kemper, Thomas Glynn, Robert Fox, Grant Kitchings, David Deger, Timothy Martin , Charles D avis, William Craft, D aniel Boeckman. Second row: Donald Jacobs, Michael Korte, Fre~erick Charlton , James Arnold, Thomas Heindl, Joseph Berberich, Paul Cook, Jam es Dahm, Lawrence Huguelet, Thomas Carson, Patrick Flanagan. Front row: James Byrd, Alfonso Estevez, Joseph Jablonski, Terrence McCormick, Robert Fabian, President; Robert Bogovitz, Secretary-Treasurer; Bernard Borgerding, Vice President ; Michael Diamante, Student Council ; James Flynn, Norman Gunn, Robert Bistrek.

The modern airplane, flashing through the sky like a silver bullet, symbolizes the scientific progress anfl high living standards of the twentieth century, as the Eagle, traditional symbol of Chaminade, has always stood for strength and victory. Just as half a century ago Dayton gave to the world the Wright Brothers, fathers .of powered flight and conquerors of the air, so Chaminade each year gives to the world an ever-increasing number of resolute young men, strong in character and high in their ideals, eager to meet and conquer the problems of our modern age.

Top row: Thomas Steinbrunner, John Metzger, Robert Rammel, Stephen Munhall, John Watkins, Ronald Roth, Carl Timm, Damon West, Jerome Waldren. Second row: David Wilt, Jerome Sutter. Robert Miller, Henry Leopold, Jerome Ritter, Anthony Schaedler, Jerome Wilson, George Zavakos, William Soter, Norman Shigley, Samuel Rizzo. Front row: Kenneth Woods, David Stass, H arry Williams, Frank Mauro, Treasurer; James Ross, Vice President; Donald Matlock, President; Anthony Morganthaler, Robert Laux, Daniel Weber, Donald Wilbur, Richard Frazier.

"Come on, you guys, you're not even in focus." Also out of focus: Coach John Gorkis

Educating the whole man. Educator: Coach Bob Holycross

Top row: James Buehler, James Chittum , Thom as Bauer, lawren ce Baker, Gerald Brown, J ose ph Brucken, Athelston Bellamy, Michael Breitenstein, Thomas Blanford , Paul Brester. Second row: Joseph Aiello, Robert Becker, Richard Brun, Ronald Barrett, Robert Brown, Edward Boeke, Mi chael Burns, John Clark, Edward Alexander, John Carr. Front row: Edward Charnock, Richard Clark, James Collins, Alfred Byrne. Treasurer; Joseph Conwell, Secetary; John Ci\'ille, President: Thomas Acton , Vice President; Roger Aveyard , John Confer, Gerald Blake. William Berner.

Top row : Jay De Veny, Richard Dabbelt, Thomas D'Amico, Thomas Fetzer, Jon Faulkner, M ic hael Fallis, Secretary; D aniel Gorman, Vice President; Walter Fuchs. Robert Fehrmann. Stephen Kuntz, Ronald Grawe, Second row: Robert Hahn. J ohn Demeter. Joseph Fitzharris. Student Council: Thomas De Veny, James Coyne, Thomas Gauthier. Ronald Frederick, lawrence Deis, Daniel Costello, Treasurer; William Fau lkner. David Duchak. Patrick Gilbert, Front row: lawrence Focke. James Davis. Thomas Grundish. David Gantt. Charles Friend, Wayne Davis. President: Robe rt Dues, Gregory Guttman. Patrick Greaney. James Flynn, Michael Gaccttta, Absent: Robert Deis,

~---_&....~ To p row: D arrell H orwath. Thomas Kava nau g h. Dennis H oke:. Robert H entri ch. Michael H o rJ . Secretary; Fred Lane, J ohn Kauflin. Robert Hill, Treasurer; J ames Ireton. Thomas Hayes. Second row : Frank H oefler, Mi chae l J oly. J osep h K ozu h. D avid Leff, PresiJent; James Hi ckey. Charl es Hecker, J ames Kes ler, Vi ce Preside nt ; James K oehl er, James Lauricella. Philip H offma n. John Kuhl man. Ray mon d H asz, Thomas H emmelga rn . Front ro\\': Michael Ki lday. Eric Hausfeld, Fred Leig h. Charles Leo, George K rame r, William Kennedy, Student Cou ncil: D ona ld H art. Mi chae l Kirk, Burton Keebler, James Hall. Kenneth Hoern<:r. Absent: Joseph Keller.

"You take the high road , and I'll take th e low road, and I'll get to Einstei n 'afore you. " High road: David M a rshall. Low road: H arry Mazzone. Travel G uide: Brother Tom Schoen.

Top row: William Nol an, Richard M assa, D onald Miller, Paul Pfarrer, Charles Porter, Hugh O'Keefe, Harry Mazzone, Lawrence Lienesch, Jerold Morgan, Jose ph Poelking. Second row: Andrew Piekutowski, Joseph Piekutowski, Donald McCarthy, Gerald Mott, Robert Love, William Meranda, Michael Manning, Thom as Poliquin , Thom as Lu ckett, Ernest Pohl, Jerome McCarthy. Mi chael Matta. Front row : Jerome M athes , Sherman Mill er, David Marshall , Richard Lienesch, Treasurer; David N aas, Secretary; Norman Mit chell , Pres ident; Ronald Pfeiffer, Vice Pres ident; Theod ore Link, Student Council; Thomas McCloskey, Micha el McManus, Robert Martin.

Top row: Harry Smith, Charles Rasper, Bryan Sharkey, David Skowronski, Joseph Servaites, William Slobada; John Schmid, Ralph Reboulet, Victor Reiling, Fred Prinz. Second row: Louis Rosengarten, Thomas Rawers , David Rion, Edward Roberts, Robert Rudzinski , Robert Powers, Ronald Rado, John Riegler, Jerome Sortman, James Spirk, Edward Steinbrugge, James Snyder. Front row: Edward Ruef, Lawrence Schutte, Richard Roderer, Thomas Schaefer, Paul Selzer, Vice Pres ident ; Barrett SchnebJe, President ; Owen RueckeL Secretary; Ronald Schlater, James Ruegsegger, Charles Ring, Robert Spraley.

Top row: J ames Stickel, Ronald Thomas, D enni s Sweetman, Edward T ravis , William Walker. Pau l Weidner, Jerome Willoughby, Jerome Thies, John Yantis, John Takacs. Second row: Patrick Treon. George Trochelman, Paul Woodhead , John Werkowitz, Wesley Westendorf, Robert Woolery, William Stueve, J oh n Stormer, Bernard Voel kl , Thomas \X' ill. Front row : D enis Wintersteen, D aniel Thomas, Gerald Westbrock, Edward Strobel , Thomas Sutter, Secretary; Gary Stiglicz, President: Thomas Vukovic, Vice President; Phi li p Vukovic, Thomas Tuite, Michael Wesei路, Charles Thurman .

Top row: Mark Go ldschmidt, Richard Harshman, D av id Kahn , Daniel Kozlowski , Eric Bartsch, J-oseph J ones, Thomas D orfer, William Burgmeier. Third row : James D ahm, Norma l Fu lton, John Good , Virgil Buddendeck, D eni s Dwyer, Edward Imber, Nicholas Gitzinger, Marvin Broughton. Richard Heckman, J erry Cushen, Ronald Haag . Second row: Kenneth Fecher, Raymond Jackowski, Thomas Borger, D onald Baudendistel, Robert Koebler. Jerry Brechak. Daniel Fletcher. John Kender. Bernard Hil er, D onald Boeke, Richard Carson. D oug las Fox . Bottom row: Raymond Engleman, Jerry Flaute, James Ater, Gregory Kruas, Fred Ebrensherger, Student Council ; Philip Jacques. P resident : Roy Abare, Treasurer; Richard Goode. D ale Baker. Jerry Etienne. Robet Brewster.

Top row: Edward Thaler, Robert layman, leroy Slouffman, Alan Pancake, Roger Schumacher, Thomas Niekamp, Mi chael Mencsik, lester Moss. Third row: Gerald Whitehead, Raymond Schwartz. Ri chard Simon, William Steffen, J ames M eixner, Patrick Steck. Student Council; Roger Wuellner. D avid Pierce, William Zimmerman, Richard lamm. Second row: Richard Paton, J ohn Tatar, D ale Zwisler, Richard Seider, Pau l Papanek, Carl Staron, J ohn l ondergan, John Stein, Clarence Schultz. William Myers, Thomas Spraley, Ben Lauri cell a. Front row: Andrew Pohl, Theodore Rohling. N orman Osterday, Robert Reinhard , Treasurer; Robert M enker, Vice President; Richard T angeman. President; William Stout. Secretary; Stephen Schu er. Willi am Shane. Frank Pohl, D avid Pau ley. Robert Zimmer. Absent: John Plummer.

Top row : John Barlow, Frank Grieshop, William Borgelt, Ri chard Ballman, Robert Fuchs, William Cotter, Robert Dunn, Edward H eige l, Gary Finnegan, Joseph Jeckering. Second row: Robert Bernard , J ames Kauffman, Thomas Hackman, George Froshle, William Beigel, Gary Braner. Harland Daily, Raymond Bettinger, Richard lee, Clement Grillot, Harland Kunk. lee George. Front row : Frederick Cairo, Charles Bir, Christopher Kuhn. Carl long. Joseph Berberich, President ; Frederick Kejes, Treasurer; Kenn eth Goecke, Secretary; Ramon Estevez, Vice President ; D ani el Ca ulfield. John Kudelka, Jerome Allison.

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Top row : D onald Phill ips, Mi chael M onag han, Dayid W olff, D av id Shuey, Thomas Ski les . Third row : Roger Schenking, Thomas Wiegand, J ohn W end eln, Thomas Ratliff, Dale Zitter. Harold W eaver, Charles Weckesser, Thomas Sheridan, Thomas Stowdt, Rober t Muth . Second row: D onato Rossetti , Elmer Prikkel, George Wittman, Mari on Zwo bki, Robert Butler, J ames Trayis, Wilbur Smith, Christopher Niarhos , Francis Mashburn , Th omas Stewart. Front row : Frank Mazzone, Frank Sullivan, Robert Pielage, John Seubert, George Satalia. Treasurer; Mi chael M antia , President: Ernest Williams, Vice President; Willi am Sherbauer, Secretary; Robert Powell, Thomas Schaaf, James Post. Absent: James W endling, Richard Schenking, George \Xfil son.

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In every large group, problems arise which require prompt attention. At Chaminade the Student Council has been established to seek out, study and solve these difficulties. Composed of one representative from each of the thirty-four classes, an'd directed by Father Joseph Lekan, the Council meets every two weeks to discuss the criticisms, complaints, and suggestions of students. Besides acting as intermediary between the student body and the school administration, the Council sponsors an annual dance about the first of the year, which is open to all students.

OFFICERS: Charles Redman, Secretary; Patrick Hagan, President; Ned Stoecklein, Vice President; Gene Sengi, Treasurer.

Jerry Gillotti explains the intramural basketball schedule to Gene Sengi and Joe Scheper.

Top row : S. Bitonti, E. Stoecklein, K. Must, T. Link, R. Beisel. B. Schommer, M. Diamente, H. Morgan, ]. Scheper. Second row: C. Redman , R. Root, R. Roth, D. Topp, D. Mehall . J. Thies, E. Sengi, H. Mejia, J. Lozan, J . Civille. Third row: M. Johnson, J. Fitz-Harris, C. Estevez, J. Gillotti, F. Ehrensberger, ]. Didier, W . Kennedy, P . Hagan, R. Smith .

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Top row: R. Kammer, }. Goldschmidt, W. Maher, J. Wolf, J. Wessels, }. Lienesch, P. McEnroe. Second row: P. Finke, P. Herbert, J. Bohse, F. Jones, B. Alig, C. Kuntz, E. Ruf, T. Hackett. T hird row: L. Kavanaugh, J. Dirckx, R. Hoy, H. Klosterman, D. Hopkins, W. Bra ml age, C. Redman. Bottom row: D. Smith , T. D oerfler, }. Staeub le, G. Bras her, R. Miller.

Top row: R. Kammer, R. Lesko, L. Lauterbach, P. Pazitney, }. Wessels, N . Stocklein. Mi ddle row: P. Gigliotti, T. Geraghty, }. Ungeri eider, B. Ostendorf, J. Scheper, } .. Kenny. Bottom row: T. Cond ron, }. Raiff, }. Conner, S. Nolan , W . Macbeth .

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Father Lekan inaugurates the Lenten season by distributing blessed ashes to the students.

Convention delegates cheer as Jerry Bohse is nominated for president of the Bishop ThiIJ Chapter of the C.S.M.C. Jerry was later elected by an overwhelming majority.

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SENIOR SODALITY MEMBERS: Top row: J. Wessels, P. M cEnroe, J. Smith, D . Schlegel, ]. Goldschmidt, R. Kroenberger, F. Jones , D. Montgomery, J. Bramlage, W . Hutzel, F. Conwell, B. Alig, O. Berger, R. King, E. Fuchs. Second row: P. Finke, L. Andrews, T . Sawyer, T. Wittman, J. lienesch, T. Evers, ]. D orsten, M. Eifert, C. Kuntz , ]. Bohse, R. Koesters, J. Di rckx, P. Herbert. Bottom row: P. Fettig, J. Nevius, T. D oerfle r, C. Holtman, J. Staeuble, M . Johnson, G. Vergamini, P. Walden meyer, 1. Kavanaugh, W. Bramlage, W. Burger, R. Hoy, H. Klosterman, P. Hagan.

Typical daily morning chapel scene finds Fr. Wagner offering the 8:00 Mass for the students.

Fr. Wagner distributes Communion to awa iting students.

Pointing to the gauges of his homemade wind tunnel IS Ted Hikel. Ron Kuhbander indicates the commutator of his miniature motor. Both boys' exhibits are part of the school-spons'ored Mathematics display.

Junior Achievers curiously examine the products of each other's companies. Jim Nevius looks as through he has stayed up too late working on his .

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The goal of Chaminade's Math Club, a chapter of the National Mathematics Honor Society, is to encourage students to strive for superior scholastic attainment in the field of mathematics and to bring them to an appreciation of the influence of mathemat ics in various phases of cultural achievement. At !"egular weekly meetings, talks on various mathemati cal topics are presented by the members . The club, composed entirely of seniors, and supervised by Brother Edward Zahn, took part in two major activities this year, the Colloquium in April and the Governor's Board competitions in May. At the beginning of the year the members elected Charles Kuntz, President; Jerry Goldschmidt, Vice President; Walter Maher, Secretary; and Tom Doerfler, Treasurer.

OFFICERS : W. Maher, C. Kuntz, ]. Goldschmidt, T . Doerfler.

Back row: ]. Goldschmidt. P. McEnroe. W. Maher, E. Ruf, ]. Bohse. Second row : A . King, ]. Smith, P. Finke, C. Kuntz. Front row: ]. French, S. Nolan, L. Kavanaugh , T. Doerfler.

Chaminade's amateur radio club, supervised by Brother Edward Zahn, had an extensive and well-planned program this year. Regular bi-weekly meetings were held with the object of increasing the students' knowledge of the fundamentals of radio and of aiding them to acquire sufficient skill and understanding to obtain amateur operator's licenses. At the meetings, informal talks were given by Brother Zahn and the members of the club. Six of the club members already have ham licenses and broadcast regularly from their homes over their own radio network, which they call "Dragnet." During the year the club members studied Morse code, elementary radio theory, and many specialized subjects concerning simple radio receivers and transmitters .

Three hams create static in the " attic. " Dave Mott, Don Montgomery, Joe Cetinski.

Top row: P. Dierkin, M. Hord. ). Bittle, D. Montgomery, J. Nellis. Second row : ). Newman, J. Bl ake. E. Janning, T. El sass. D. Seitz. Bottom row: J. Besanceney, ). Cetinski , J. M cCarthy. D. Mott. R . Pielage.

Radio Club members try to establish contact with hams in distant cities. E. Janning. R. Pielage, P. Dierkin. D . Montgomery. Bittle.

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Bottom row: D . Monnin , J. Moloney, W . Ireton, T . Litmer, R. Gold schmi dt. Top row: J. D orsten, J. Kielbaso, D . Mehall, T . Keehn , coach ; J. M ondi cs, R. H eckman, T . Hickey . M anager Frank Dix in foreground .

teams I -F, vision Champs . per and l ower team and the

---Grace, poise, and elbows predominate in Tunior-Senior playoff game.

Bottom row : G . Stig li cz, P . Treon, J. Westbrock, G . Trockelman. T op row : B. Voekl , R. Thomas , E. T ravis, coach; J. Theis, P . W oodhead.

Bottom row : ]. Dymond, R. Mu zechuk, T. Condron , ]. Witte. Top row: ]. Scheper, ] . Smith, W . Salmon, ] . Westbrock, Mr. Robert H olycross, coach.

SCHEDULE C. H .S. opp. Washington C.H . .............. 2 Miamisburg .......................... 3 Wilbur Wright .................... 0 Fairborn ................................ 1 Roosevelt .............................. 1 Northridge ............................ 0 Fairview ................................ 2 Piqua .................................... 3 Miamisburg ........................ 2 Stivers .................................. 2 Oakwood .............................. 5 .................................... 0 Kiser Fairmont .............................. 3

The three major adult organizations at Chaminade gave their usual enthusiastic support to the school and its activities. Early in the year the Mothers' Club launched with conspicuous success the traditional "Pillow case" bingo. A Father-Son Banquet featuring Lou Groza and Jim Britt as speakers highlighted the activities of the Dads ' Club. And the Band Club members worked tirelessly behind the scenes to insure the success of the annual banquet and raffle.

Faculty members join mothers and dads at P.T.A.-spunsored Covered Dish Dinner.

Mrs. G. Koogler, Vice President; Mrs. }. Hinders, Pres ident ; Mrs. D . Goode, Secretary; Mrs. T. Schrriitz, Treasurer.

Mrs . E. M. Staeuble, Secretary; Mrs. B. }. Borchers, Vice President; Mr. R. Holtman, President; Mrs. R. Englebrecht, Treasurer.

Mr. A . Rado, Treasurer; Mr. E. Stoecklein, Vice Pres ident; Mr. C. Herbert, President; Mr. R. Dirckx, Director; Mr. R. Baker, Secretary.

Trombones rise and slide to the rhythm of "Dry Bones."

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State M arimba Champ takes Frank Rosenberger a third encore.

"Here's to you, Mister Caine's favorite author, and here's to your book! " "Greenwald" Dennler to "Keefer" Westbrock.

" Queeg" U ngerleider to " Greenwald" Dennler and Court.

B amlage W Schneble ]. Civille, T. Kennedy . Second p ' M E W ' Westbrock W . Kennedy . Third Bottom row: R. Estevez, ]. Romer, ] . r c nroe, .. ' ider W Maher, R. Denn ler, . " . Id W Burger row: ] . Ungerle row: R. Steinbrugge, ]. Delaney, SCflpt Stowe, P. Wa enmeyer, . .

Lt. Maryk ........................W. Maher Lt. Green wald ................ R. Dennler Lt . Com . Challee ............ P. McEnroe Capt . Blakely ....................S. Stowe Lt. Com . Qlleeg ........ ]. Ungerleider Lt. Keefer .................. W. West brock Sgn'l. Urban .................. T. Kennedy Lt . Kei/h ......................W . Schneble Capt SOli/hard .................... ] . Romer Dr. Lllndeen ................]. Bramlage D,路. Bird ............................]. Civille Stenographer .................... R. Estevez Orderly ........................ W . Kennedy Th e COliI'I ........................] . Delaney W. Burger P. Waldenmeyer R. Steinbrugge

"You prefer not to answer that ques路 tion, Captain?" " Greenwald " D ennler to "Southard " Romer .

Is that a freshman swearing? "Dr. Bird" Civille takes th e oath .

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"Great Scott; I left the engine running !" Paul M cEnroe

Eagles with chicks snapped leaving roost at W ampler's Barn.

Dancers twist around the Pretzel-bending act.

Mr. Early, sir, is there a law against this kind of boycott?

RALPH DEN NLER Valedictorian

WALTER MAHER-M ain Speaker

PAUL McENROE Sallllatorian

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Don Montgomery accepts his diploma from Superintendent of Schools, Father Edward Connaughton, with Me. George Early assisting,

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