6 10 122 https://archives.stedwards.edu/digitalcollections/files/original/d2fd74e4000c9e7e8568da9f5ad46152.pdf 9ab95f9351ee092fb25c7c57509bae21 PDF Text Text �������DEDICATION This "Dedication" is most significant because an honor is being accorded to a truly dedicated man. St. Edward's growing stature is due in no small part to Brother Romard's generous forgetfulness of self as teacher, rtttor, councilor, and Broth- er of Holy Cross. It is certain that he is not typical of the fearful individual who buried his talent. Brother Romard's abilities and interests are a source of amazement. One never knows what new facet will next manifest itself. His students are quick to recognize him as something special as a patient, understanding teacher, but his diversified "extra-curricular" activities come as a surprise to them. In the afternoon he could be in a physics lab from one till three; from three till four he could be playing a sharp game of tennis or demonstrating his dead-eye on the basketball court; and from four till five he could be directing a choir rehearsal. A ready wit and personal charm permeate all he does; they are downright infectious. And through all his activities shines an image of a faithful, edifying Brother of Holy Cross. There is mighry linle we can do to show our esteem and appreciation; there is but small mate-rial compensation for work well-done. Therefore, St. Edward's student body and alumni will be happy to share in dedicating the 1961 Tower to Brother Romard, a truly dedicated Brother of Holy Cross. ��PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Commencement Day, 1961 Dear Edsman of the Class of 196 1: Your college career was inaugurated auspiciously enough, four years ago, with the launching of the first artificial satellite into an orbit around the earth. These first four years o f the Space Age have been marked by other less spectacu lar but sometimes equally important changes. Colon ial empires of centuries' standing have melted away and new nations have emerged at an unprecedented rate. The reindustrialization of West Germany and Japan is reversing America's balance of world trade. Automation is bringing about a new industrial revolution. The international deployment of atomic weapons raises new questions about the survival of the human race. These and other problems of greater or lesser moment challenge us in this changing world. New problems call for new solutions; new empnases demand new techniques. Had you come to college merely for exercise in problem solving and technical training, your college education 1 would already be outdated in 1961 - and who can imagine the problems and emphases that will confront us in ten • or cwenty years? ~~~~~-·-·· You are fonunate that yours has been a liberal education. With deep roots in the unchanging principles of God, man and society and a grasp o f the basic principles o f your chosen profession, you have not ignored the questions posed by the changing scene of the past four years. Together with your reachers and your fellow students, you have applied your newly acquired knowledge to comemporary affairs. But we trust rhat you realize that even these were only passing applications of the principles, and that you will be called upon in the future to make new but valid applications to novel problems and shifting emphases. Society will not reach perfection in our lifetime, nor in that of your children. But the leaders in society's march toward that goa l wiU be men who have been educated as you have been at St. Edward's. That you will rise to this challenge o f leadership is our sincerest hope, as you take your leave of the Hilltop Campus. Brother Raymond Fl eck, C.S.C. President �BRO. CARROL ANGERMEIER C.S.C. M.L.S. University Librarian M.S. in Ed. Instructor in English Director of Student Activities Brother Rornard and learned journal. BRO. ROMARD BARTHEL C.S.C. Ph. D. Prof. of Physics Chrmn. Div. of Phy.-Bio . Sci. REV. PAUL BAILEY C.S.C. M .A. Asst. Prof. in Psychology Brother Carrol hard at work in the Library. FAC U LTY ALBERT J. BIETER M.A. News Bureau Director BRO. LUCIAN BLERSCH C.S.C. M .S. Prof. of Engineering �REV. HILARY BURKE O.P. Asst. Prof. of Theology BRO. JOSEPH CAIN C.S.C. B.S. Instructor in Biology Brother Wi!li:tm tJkes o,·er as dorm daddy for Brother Romard. BRO. CORNELIUS CORCORAN C.S.C. M .B.A. I nstructor in Bus. Adm. P refect of Discipline BRO. DONALD CONNOLLY C.S.C. B.S. in Com. University Treasurer John llle, Pat Gailey, Robert \Xfilcms in happy class of Fr. Johnston. FACULTY BRO. HENRY CURRAN C.S.C. BRO. THOMAS COUSINO C.S.C. Director of Maintenance Ph. D. Assoc. P rof. of Engineering �BRO. FABIUS DUNN C.S.C. M.A. Asst . Prof. of Hi story Chrmn. Di v. of Soc. Sci. BRO. HUGO ELLIS C.S.C. M.A. Assistant Librarian Brot her Daniel and to rso. BRO. R.A YMOND FLECK C.S.C. Ph. D. Asst. Prof. of Chemistry President of the Un iversity BRO. GERMAIN FADDOUL C.S.C. M.A. Asst. Prof. of English Reg ist r.u secretary Georgi.! in sun light. FACULTY MISS MARGUERITE GRISSOM M. MUS. Asst. Prof. of Music BRO. EDMUND HUNT C.S.C. Ph. D. Prof.·of lang. and Hist. Chrmn. Div. of Human ities �REV. MAURICE JOHNSTON O.P. Ph. L. Instructor in Theology J AMES C. KOCH M.A. in Soc. & Indust. Rei. Instructor of Economics MR. JOSEPH JUAREZ M.A. Instructor in History Chemist Brother ThomJs i\kC.ulloug h. Mr. Juarez, mstrud ing. FACULTY BRO. RICHARD KOWALKOWSKI C.S.C. M.S. Instructor in Chemistry BRO. RALPH KUDER C.S.C. M.B.A. Asst. Prof. of Bus. Adm. MR. BENNY LEW IS M . Ed. Instructor in Phy. Ed. �REV. JOSEPH McALLISTER C.S.C. M.S. Chaplain to Students BRO. DANIELL YNCH C.S.C. Ph. D. Asst. Prof. of Biology Bro. Si lvan registraring. BRO. WILLIAM: MANG C.S.C. Ph. D. Prof. of Education Chrmn. Div. Tch. Trn. in the registrars office busy BRO. THOMAS McCULLOUGH C.S.C. Ph. D. Instructor in Chemi st ry Brother Francis, i\l r. Pesoli, and friend. FACULTY BRO. SILVAN MELLETI C.S.C. M.S. in Educ. University Registrar MR. CLAUDE NOLAN M.A. l ost. in Soc. Stud . �MR. EDWARD NORRIS M. Ed. Asst. Prof. of Phy. Ed. M r. Koch. Brother MR. T ED PAULISSON V.P. in charge of Development Carrol, Brother Gerald. MR. PETER PESOLI M.A. Asst. Prof. of English Brother Cornelius in unoffici:tl pose FACULTY ELIZABETII REINECKE R.N. University Nurse REV. JOSEPH RICK C.S.C. University Chaplain REV. MARTINUS ROY A.A. Instructor in French �BRO. SIMON SCRIBNER C.S.C. Ph. D. BRO. JEROME STEFFES C.S.C. D irector of Maintenance E. L. STERLING M .A. Prof. Of English l nstr. in Politics V icc=-Pres. of U n iversity Oro. Simon hard at work in the alumni office. Colonel SwttOC)' chart. COL. H.M. SWEENEY BRO. EMMETT STROMEYER C.S.C. Bookstore Manager Ph. D. Asst. Prof. of Biology ( in coat ) with ruler and BRO. PETER VUKMANIC C.S.C. M .S. Asst. Prof. of Phy. Sci. �REV. GEORGE WELCH O.P. M.A. Asst. Prof. of Phil. and Thea. BRO. FRANCIS WOEHLER C.S.C. M.A. Instructor in Education Dean of the University FACULTY MRS. J EANNE CARLSON Associate Librarian Brother C rispin, Brother Donald, Brother Daniel, Brother Romard, Brother Simon practicing togetherness. ��Ken Reimer, secret:ny; Vince Richbou rg, \iCe-president: lVLHtin Nigrelle, president; Bob Kamm, treasurer. SENIOR CLASS 1961 BRO. STANLEY ARBACH C.S.C. Scranton, Pa. BRO. RICHARD ARNOLD C.S.C. Lebanon, Pa. JAMES AVANT Austin, Texas H11mani1iu T(h. Trn. Phy.-Bio. Sd. �Some of the boys relaxing in front of the retreat house in San Antonio. Father Frank Kild.1y of San Antonio, 1960 senior retreat master. JAMES BOYER Austin, Texas ANTHONY BRELSFORD Houston, T exas B11s. Adm. 8111. Adm. SENIOR CLASS JOSEPH BRUCH Austin, T exas JO CARROL Austin, T exas JAMES CH INN Austin, Texas So(. Sd. Phy.-Bio. Sti. 8 111. Adm. �BERNARD CLEARY Austin, T exas BRO. JOHN CROWE C.S.C. Detroit, Mich. WILLIAM DAZET Buras, La. T rh. Trn. 8111. lfdm. James Chinn, Wilfre{l Durst John Landrr. PH \XI;dh, Ken Reimer, T om Pe,eto, deep in a q uiz Open ing lecture of the Senior Retreat. SENIOR CLASS JAMES DO NOV AN T exarkana, T exas BRO. RON ALD DRAHOZ AL C.S.C. Cedar Rapids, Iowa BRO. CHARLES DREVON C.S.C. Flint, Mich. 8 111. Adm. T rh. Trn. Phy.-Bio. Sd. �AN GELO FR ANZEITI Austin, Texas JOSE G ARRIDO Piedras Negras, Mex. M ANUEL GUERRA Hebbronville, Texas Ph,.-Bio. Sd. 8111. Adm. PhJ.-Bio. Sri. Brother Emmett and helper Bill Dazet with wares. BROTHER W ILLIAM HOLD, C.S.C. Los Angeles, California Tch. Tm. SENIOR CLASS GEORG E KAISER Austin, Texas ROBERT KAMM: Oak Park, Ill. BRO. RICHARD KIN IRY C.S.C. Johnstown, Pa. 8111. Adm. Ph,.-Bio. Sd. Ph, .-BiD. Sd. �V ICfOR KRAMER Waco, T~xas T~h. JEFF liNN Port Arthur, Majewski, fncnd. BRO. JOHN LAHIFF C.S.C. Som~rvill~. Mass. Van Gale, Orlowski and T r11. T~xas H11mDrilit1 RUSS McCLAINE Awtin, T~xas JAMES MAJEWSKI Granger, Ind. 6111. Mm. B11s. Adm. SENIOR CLASS Kamm and Pr~ndergast welcome frosh to S E U. the LOU MERH.IGE New Orleans, La. GEORGE MILLER Houston, Texas B11s. Mm PbJ.-BiD. Sd. �BRO. DONALD MOOSE C.S.C. Carlise, Pa. MARTIN N IGRELLE San Antonio, Texas T HOMAS NOONAN Rocky River, Ohio Trh. Trn. Phy.-Bio. Sci. Humanilin MRS. ANN O 'NEAL Austin, T exas T HOMAS PEVOTO Texas City, Texas BRO. N ICHOLAS PIANO C.S.C. Erie, Pa. Trh. Trn. Phy.-Bio. Sti Trh. y,.,_ SENIOR CLASS MIKE PRENDERGAST Reseda, Cal. Hum<tniti~s PETER QUATTRINI Galveston, Texas Trh. Trn. BROTHER T HOMAS PORFIDIO C.S.C. Brooklyn, N. Y. Tch. Tm. �T IMOTEO RA1.1 1REZ Austin, T exas Bur. Adm. Sor. Sd. KENNETH REIMER South &-nd, Ind. Bruch and NJug enjoy the chilly air at city plrk on the annual hJyride. Bur. Adm. SENIOR CLASS BRO. W ILLIA.M REISER C.S.C. Erie, Pa. VINCENT RICHBOURG T yler, Texas MEL ROURKE Galveston, T exas r~h. r~,. Bur. Adm. T~h. Trn �ADALBERTO SANTOS Piedras Negras, Mex. JOHN SCHMID Salem, Wi se. HENRY TRAUTWE IN Austin, Texas Bus. Adm Humaniliu 8uJ. Adm. Ru nner Richbourg at finish line. SENIOR CLASS PATRICK WALLA Schulenburg, Texas Pby .. Bio. Sfi. GEORGE WEST Austin, Texas RON W IETLISPACH Moline, IlL Phy .. Bio. Sci. Humanitin �Secrctary·t reasurer Eckstein. l eo Braun; president Jo hn Baue r; \'ice-president David JUNIOR CLASS BRO . M ICHAEL ADAMS C.S.C. Burbank, Cal Tch. Tm. LOU IS AMESQU ITA Austin, T exas Phy.-Bio. Sd. LEROY ANTONELLO Chicago, Ill. Bus. Adm. FRED ARMS New Orleans, La. Phy-Bio. Sci. �J u N I 0 R JO H N BAU ER Evans,•ille, Ind. IRW IN BECKER Austin, T exas Bus. Adm. Bus. Adm. LEO BRAUN Austin, T exas Tch. Tm . BRO . W ILLIAM BRI ED C.S.C. W ilm ington, Ocl. 1"ch. Trn. Spinazze dances up a heat wa\e on a cold night at t he K . of C. hayride. BARRY BURGESS Eagle Pass, T exas Soc. Sci. F RED CROWE Al hambra, Cal. Phy.-Bio. Sci. North to Ab.ska with F lynn and Sh annon. c L A s s / ARMA N DO CASTILLO M anagua, N ic. Phy..Bio. Sci. BRO . R ICI-IARD D Al Y C.S.C. Los A n,~tcles. Cill. Soc. Sci. �J u N I 0 R FRANK DELKER Hen derson, Ky. Bu1. Adm. BRO. FREDERICK DUNN C.S.C. Laguna Beach, Cal. Phy.-Bio. Sci. \'I?I LFR ED DURST Au stin. T exas Bu;, Adm. DAVID EC KSTEIN An de rson, Ind . Bu;. Adm. J im Brown with da y's work lined up . JEROME EGAN Alban y, N. Y HumanilitJ BRO. W ILLI AM FARRELL C.S.C. Scranton, Pa. Phy.-Bio. Sci. Je rr y Sp1nazze, Jim Brown, M ike Russo, du ring a casual moment. c L A s s BRO. ANTI-ION Y FA DA LE C.S.C. North Ho ll ywood. Cal. Soc. Sci. BRO. ROBERT FILLMORE C.S.C. B.nbe.rton. Ohio Tch. Trn. �) u N I 0 R J ose Garrido, Jim O'Keefe, Dave Eckstein, Vince Richbourg, Ken Reimer in festive mood. DAN IEL GILLEAN Austin, T exas Bu1. A dm. RICHARD HALLER Canoga Puk. Cal. Bu1. Adm. BRO. \X' I LLIAM HERMAN C.S.C. Grosse Point, M ich. JAMES HESSE Austin. T cx..l$ HumauilieJ Btu. Adm. JAMES FLYNN Van Nuys, Cat. Soc. Sci. JOSEPH VAN G ALE Austin, T exas B1n. Adm. JOSEPH HEAD T emple, T exas EDMOND HENDERSON Austin, Texas Humanilin Soc. Sci. McDermott, O 'Keefe. c L A s s Kaman. and struggling �JUNIOR CLASS BRO. DONALD HOOD C.S.C. Hollywood, Cal Tch. Tm. Cahokia, Ill. Phy.-Bio. Sci. DENNIS KA t-.IAi'IJ' South Bend, Ind. Soc. Sci. Jim Walsh scn les down to an evening of studr. BRO. JO H N KA VANA UGH C.S.C. Dearborn, Mich. Tch. Trn . BRO. PAU L KELLY C.S.C. McCord' ille, Ind . 8111. Adm. BRO. JEREMIAH KENNEY C.S.C. Waterbury, Conn. Humanities BERNARD KI NG San Juan, T exas Phy.-Bio. Sci. �MAIT LA ND RY B1IOx1, Mi ss. Ph1--81o. Sri. ALFRED LEFEVRE Cholmetce, La PbJ.-8/o. Sri. ORO. DAVID LIZOTTE C.S.C. Mor ri s\ die, Ver. H11mam/tes ORO. RO BERT lOMUPO C.S.C. Brook lrn . NY H11mamlt#J BRO. lAWRENCE LUSSI ER C.S.C. N .Y. Coh~s. f/11nuuulin JAMES McOERMOIT West H aHtn, Conn . Trb . Trn . Haller, 1\ntonelln, l lrnn, Shan non, meJI m the ~Jre Urb.~on1 enjo)· the1r c\Cn mg SIDNEY MARCEAUX Port Arthur, Texas Trb. Trn . DENNIS MARCELLLNO Sherman Oaks, Cal 8111. Adm. JUNIOR CLASS �BRO. J EROME MEYER C.S.C. C leveland, O hio JAMES O"KEEFE Mishawaka, Ind. Tch. Tm. Tch. Tm . Dan Gi lleln, J im Medjcwski, Brot her Cornelius, DliC Eckstein, J im JUNIOR CLASS BRO. G ILB ERT PRETIO C.S.C. Bron x, N. Y. T ch. Tm. TOBY PR IOLO Ama rill o, T exas H umanitieJ Dono1an. �CHARLES ROLLO Texas City, Texas Phy. -Bio. Sci. BRO. M ICHAEL ROPER C.S.C. W est H aven, Conn . Tch. Tm. ALAN RO USSEL Edgard, La. Bus. Adm. W m. Straney, John Braun, Dave Eckstein, wh ite collar worker, Joe Cap rez, Jim Med jewski, Brother Cornelius, Dan Gillean, Jim D onovan on Commerce field tr1p JUNIOR CLASS BRO. JOSEPH SCH ULTZ C. S.C. Bay City, M ich . Phy.-Bio. Sci. BRO. FRANCIS SERVIDIO C.S.C. Encino, CaL Phy.-Bio. Sci. R ICHARD SHANNON San Antonio, Texas Bus. Adm. �W ILLIAM SIMMS Austin, Texas Bus.A.dm. Dowagiac, Mich. Brooklyn , N.Y. Bus.Adm. Phy.-Bio. Sci. CLASS Austin, Texas Ern. Adm. JUNIOR P;u Ga1ley, Brother C:Hrol, Pat H oulihan, John Bryan Jnd m:w TV ren:1' 1ng un1t atop Science Bldg. BRO. BR IAN WALDRON C.S.C. Dearborn, Mich. Tch. Tm. W ILLIA.J.\1 V ANOERWHEELE Pctosky, l\.-lich. Bus. Adm. �J AM ES WALKOWSKI Sout h lknd, Ind. 8 111. Adm. J AMES WALSH Photnix, Anz. BRO. N ORMAN W EST C.S.C. Van Nurs. Cal. Trh. Trn. Trh. Tm. J UNIOR THEODORE W IERZ BINSKI Colch~stt' r, Conn. Bus. A dm. CLASS SpmJZZt' ht'Jrs exp!Jm thmgs. ROBERT ZAPA LAC LaG rang~. T~xas Phy.·Bio. Sri. WILLIAM WINKLEY Austin, T~xas Humamtlrs the eduut10nJI tefe\ ISIOn tt:lhmuJn) �SOPHOMORE CLASS BRO BtRC.,EK CSC A~nn. Wuh Ttb Tn CLAl DE BLA,, CIIARD Pon Arthur, Tnu Pb) 81 So JAMES OOAKD N~ Albany, lnd Tth Tn JOliN BRAUN JA'-US BROWr-o Canop P.arlo:. C..l Lon& Bcuh, Cal How1on. Texas Pb1 81 II·M~Ifl//11 811tr UryJfw>J.t fiiiJ. OhiO Phr Bw. St1 BRO BOYD CSC Stt BRO BOYI:-.'C.TO.'\ C.S C AIJIJI �PATR IC K BURKt: Hammond, Ind. Soc. Sci. JO HN BRYA N Evansville, lrad. Bill. Adm. Oklahoma Cit)', Okla. Phy.-Bio. Sd. s 0 p H 0 c L A s s M 0 R E JOSE PH CAPRE Z Ak ron, Ohio Bill. Adm. BRO. CHAM t\·JF.S C.S.C. Alhambra, Cal. H11manilits T he sophomores ably dice<t the frosh in methods of peanut pushiag. J O HN C LARO Oklahoma City, Okla. Hllmanitits BRO . COTE C.S.C. T auton, Mass. H11m:mitits J ON CRA IG Indianapolis, Ind. Phy .. Bio. Sci. �BRO. CRAW FORD C. S.C. Canoga Park, Cal. JOH N CU LLI N AN Houston, Texas Bus. A.dm. W ILLIAM DAV ENPORT Austin, Texas Bus. Adm. BRO . DeiCOI'.' TE C.S.C New Britian, Conn. BRO. DeTEMPl E C.S.C. Pittsburgh, Pa Humanitin Sor. Sd. DeTUlliO Derby, Conn. Bus. Adm. Sor. Sd. ROBl:.RT DAVIDSON Evansville, Ind. Bus. A.dm. LARR Y DRURY Evansville, Ind. Phy.-Bio. Sd. DAV ID DAVIS Wichita falls, Texas Humanitin JOH N DUDNEY Austin, Texas B111. Adm. SOPHOMORE CLASS DAN IEL DWYER Staten Island, N.Y. HOWARD EBERHART Waoo,Texas Phy.-Bio. Sd. Trh. Tm . lARRY FERGUSON Aunin, Tn:as Bus. A.dm. �BRO . GA I IU"R CSC. W &k'a., Mma. /111 •.11111/itl JQ')[Pil FRANnTII Aunm, Tuas Ph1 Bto. Su. PATR ICK GAILEY El Paso, Tn:u 8111. Ad,. Spmuze and Kaman ca rry "Tiger·· Marcellino off the field after the beanie bowl game. t\U ( JI AH GARCIA Pal1cios, Texu PhJ.·Bio. Sri. SOPHOMORE CLASS AL FONSO GA RZA Piedru N~gru, Mn:. 81111 . AJ•. M AC G LOV ER Houston, Tnu SOC". Sri. AUGUST GATIO Cedar Rapids, Iowa Trh. Tr11. ROLA ' 00 GON7.J\LF..Z. Guatemala, S. A. F.D\'.:1ARD G I AM IITE Hamden, Conn. 8111. Ad,. DAVID GR tT T A K l..ocls Beuh. Cal. s()(. Sl"i. JOliN G I LLEAN Austin, Texas 8111. Adm. WAYNE GRUDFR Amarillo, Tens PhJ.-Bro. Sci. UR O . G Lt.FSON C.S C. INtroit, M ich. PJ,.. Bio. Sti. �PAUL HAPP Northfield, Ill. Phy.-Bio. Sd. NEAL HAR RISON Ennis, Texas H11mani1its SOPHOMORE Rich Schuh. Walter p , pkin. Ma<.k Glo'cr & John Hoffman, <ol· laboraun~ WAYNE H ENNING Evansville, Ind. Bus. Adm. RIOIARD HILL Temple, Texas H11mani1its JOHN HOffMAN Petoskey, Mich. Pby.-Bio. Sd. BRO. HYSKA, C.S.C. Langhorne, Pa. Sor. Sri. JOHN ILL£ Hobbs, New Mex. FRANCIS HORN ING South Bend, Ind. Phy.-Bio. Sd. JOHN HORYZA Au.stin, Texas 8111. Adm. CLASS ROYCE JALUFKA Yoakum, Texas Phy.-Bio. Sd 38 �BRO. JUDD C.S C. West Haven, Conn BRO. KA 'E C.S C. Worchester, Mus. Trh. T r•. H 11maflilits CLASS Miller makes a quick six points in the beanie bowl. Also on the play was Pizzitola and Capen:. LARRY KI NANE Austin, Texas RAYMOND KORTAN Panna, Ohio BMI. /l.dm. H11manilitJ j OSEPI-1 LANDRY Biloxi, Miss. Phy.-Bio. Sd. BRO. LAVELLE C.S.C. Rocky River, Ohio RONA LD LaVOIE Uniontown, Ohio Trh. Tr,, B111. /l.dm. BRO. LISTON C.S.C. Berkley, Mich. BRO. LOWNI-Y C.SC. Somerset, Mass. PhJ.-Bio. Sd. Trh. Tm. SOPHOMORE BRO. LOWRY C.S.C. Temple City, Cal CHARJ.ES McCORMICK Seymour, Texas Sptdal Trh. Tr•- 39 �BRO. J\-lcGRATH C.s.q Beech urst, N. Y. Tch. T rn. BRO. McKIE C.S.C. W. Hollywood, Cal. H UG H ,\ !.;:NALLY Md. Baltimor~. Soc. Sci. Interior of Our Lad)· of V1dOf)' ( h Jp.,l during r.,treat FRED MANG IN Indianapolis, Ind. Bus. Adm. ALEX MAR U."iA K Ennis, Texas PhJ.·Bio. Sd. BRO. MATTH ES C.S.C. Monroe, Mich. SOPHOMORE New Haven, Conn. Sof. Sfi. THOM AS N ATE South Bend, Ind. PhJ.-Bio. Sri. EDMUND MESTERHAR M Highland, Ind. Humanitits J ER EMIAH O"CONNOR I;;:'":::'"· "'" BRO. O "MALLEY C.S.C. Panna, Ohio Tfh. Trn. STEVE M I LLEN Evansville, Ind. Bus. .tldm. DAVID MOORE Swnford, Conn. PhJ ·Bio. Sri. �BRO. PAPEN C.S.C. Puerto Rico lf~tmanititt JOSEPH PI ZZITOLA Houston, Texas 811s. Adm. BYRON 01TO .Austin, Texas T(h. Tr11. VJCfOR ORLO\X1SKI Chicago. Ill. Phy.-Bio. Sd. DEN N IS PREN DERGAST Reseda, Cal. Sor. Sd. CLASS BRO. RICE C.S.C. Long Beach, Cal. Sperial BRO. RIO C.S.C. Bitian, Conn. T(h. Trn. N~ Freeport, Texas So(. S(i. EARL ROSE N~Orl~ns, l..a. 811s. Ad.n. WALTE R P IPKIN Oklahoma City, Okla. Phy.-Bio. Sci. JOSEPH PUSTKA Halletsville, Texas BRO. QUINTAL C.S.C. Cohoes, N. Y. Bus. Adm. Humaniti~s �Houston, Texas Sot. Sci. South lknd, Ind . Bur. Adm . Eagle Pa.s5, Texa$ Phy.-Bio. Sci. Van NU)"S, Cal . Phy.-Bio. Sri. BRO. SANDSTRO M C.S.C. Bakersfidd , Cal. WI LLI AM RUE B Okl ahoma City, Ok la. Phy.-Bio. Sfi. PI:TER SEl\ lt\ IER Long lkach, Cal. Phy.·Bio. Sci. Spuial s 0 p H 0 M 0 R E I could havedan«d all night. .. _._ EDWARD SHA N N ON Antonio, Te-xas Bur. Adm. S;~.n MIO IA.Fl SIIE RMA.N <nkland. Cal 8IU. lfdM. BRO SIM ON ETTI C.S.C. New York, N Y. Hum~V~ili'r BRO. SMITH C.S C. Erie, Pa ROBERT SOERC. EL Nt'W Abany, lnd B•r. Adm. �BRO. STERNBERG C.S.C. Louisville, Ky. HumanilieJ BERN TERREBONNE New Orleans, La. DEAN TESTA Governor's Js..,N. Y . G I LBEHT STt\ NSBURY CHARLES T OWNSEND Texarkana, Texas Phy.-Bio. Sri. Bur. Adm. Pon Sulphur, La. Humanities PhJ. Bio. Sd. c L A s s Slaughter fmishes inthecroSS·(Ountry ra(l" RICO URBANI Galveston, Texa5 Bur. Adm. RAMON V IT A Buenos Aires, Ar. Soc. Sri. RONALD WALLACE New H aven, Conn. Sor. Sri. KENN ETH WA LLA Schulenburg, Texas Phy.-Bio. Sri. BRO. WALSH C.S.C. Long Beach, Cal. Sor. Sd. DEN IS WH ITFILL Flo}·dada, Texas Trh. T,1. �ROBERT WILH·IS Corpus Christi, Texas Phy.-Bio. Sri. CHARLES WILLElT Evansville, Jnd Bus. Adm. LaVoie hams itupatthe K.ofC. hayride. J\IICHAEL WILLIAMS Kermit, Texas H11manirin GEORGE WINTER Austin, Texas 8111. Adm. s 0 p c H 0 M L A S 0 s R E GABR IEL YU Brooklyn,N. ¥. Pily.-Bio. Sd. THOMAS YU Brooklyn, N.Y. Phy.-Sor. Sri. AnJ rt's f.rs t air l:OnJuion<-r. <umplml<"ntS of (iade)· anJ\X'alla BRO. ZDROWSK I C.S.C. Seymour, Cotlil. Phy.-Bio. Sri. BRO. ZOG LMA NN C.S.C. Owensboro, Ky . H11manitits �FRESHMAN CLASS KLAUS ADAM Odem, Tuu Ph7.-Bio. Sri. H UM BFRTO ,O,.GUlRFE Sabinu, MC'X GREGORY ADELMAN Bellingham, Minn CARL ALTFNBU RGER Houston, T~xas 8111. Adm. LARRY AMAR,o,.L CHARLFS A"ITAL BRO. BACKUS C.S.C. los A ltos. Cal. 8•r. Ad,. Austin, Texas 8111. Atlm. Dun~llen, N. ]. Ph7.-8io. Sri. RAYMOND BAKER Caspe-r, Wyo. Ph7.-/3io. Sri. J,O,."II:S BAJ\fBFR South Bend, Ind. 8111. Adm. �i\IACON BANNER Kingsville, T exas Phy.-Bio. Sci. PAUL BARR IOS Caracas, Yen. Bus. Adm. CHARLES BAYER Muenster, Texas Trh. Trn. Prendergast helps the new lrosh get their gear stowed away tor the trip to school- CLASS ARTHUR BARTON Fort Worth, Texas Phy.-Bio. Sd. BRO. BIC KEIT C.S.C. Elizabethtown, Ky. Trh. Tm. BRO. BENTON C.S.C. Sullivan's Is., S. C. BRO. BIERLY C.S.C. lemon Gro""· Cal. Soc. Sd. Tch. Trn. FRESHMAN Mu~ioti and friend carry their tronks to thetr n~ home ..Doyle Hall RO BERT BIEHL Indianapolis, Ind. Bus. Adm. RA Yl-o·IOND BIITEL San Jose, Cal. Phy.-Bio. Sri. LOUIS BLACK Austin, Texas Adm. B111. �ROBERT BONOMO Lovington, N.Mex. Ph7.-Bio. Sci. JEROME BLESENER Sherman Oaks, Cal. JERRY BOARD New Albany, Ind. T(b. Tm. T(b. Trw. Doyle Hall's Fr. Johnston, 13ob Cazayoux, Jack Schopp:t. FRESHMAN BRO. BOURGEOIS C.S.C. New Orleans, La. CHARLES BORCHERS Laredo, Texas Spuitd Bus. Atim. PAUL BOROWSKI South Bend, Ind. JAIME BRITO Larrea, Ecuador Ph7.-Bio. Sci. Bus. Atim. CLASS The crowd disperses as another Sunday Mass ends in Our Lady of Victory Chapfi . BAPTIST E BRUNN ER New Orleans, La Ph7.-Bio. Sti. M IKE BURKHIOLDER Troy, Ohio Bus. Atim. HENRY BROUSSARD Eunice, La. T(b. Tm. �JACK CA PREZ Akron, Ohio B111. Adm. BRO . CA LEY C.S.C. Dttroit, Mich. U RLOS CANALES Managua, Nic. Trh. Tr11 . Sp«i.J Frosh dtmOrutratt the approved mt"thod of peanut pushing FRESHMAN PATR ICK CAPRFZ Akron, Ohio Sor. Sri. KE V IN CA RM O DY Albany, N. Y . B111. Adm. RO BERT CAR N ES Hobbs, N Mtx 8111. Adm THO MAS CASJS HO\I.Jtot!, Tu.u Trll. Tr~~. CLASS Thls is how Vic T1.11t17 ttlls JOU to do h. ROBER T ( \7.A YOl X 8RO n't\C J-.aw.a:a. /'l.i y T rll. T n P ill LIP (F(\l.A H>~fun,. Tn.u PIIJ.·Bio Su l\rw ll01dJ., La B•' All• �ROBERT CHAMBERS BRO. CHESEBROUGII C.S.C. N. Hollywood, Cal. Indianapolis, Ind. RICHARD COPELAND H11manilits Soc Sfi. Austin, T~xa.s B11s. /ldm. Mr. HJmd ton"s physilal ed ucation dJSS gettwg brided CLASS FIDIAS CHIRINOS Cabimas, Zulia Phy.-Bio. Sd. BRO. COUTURE C.S.C. Cheboygan, Mich. Phy.·Bio. Sd. JOHN COTE Enid, Okla. Phy.-Bio. Sci. ROBERT DAOUST Lynwood, Cal. Phy.-Bio. Sd. FRESHMAN H),·t budding···-will d<l busin~ss. DO M IN IC LUL O"ITA N ew Orleans, La. Bur. /ldm. JOHN D AV ID Texas Bur. Adm. Orang~. ED W IN DeCOURSEY T ulsa, Okla. Bur. Adm. �OSCAR DELEPIA N I M an.caibo, Vm . EUGENE DIERSCHKE Rowc:na , Tc:xas B111. Adm. Phy.-Bio. Sri. CLASS BRO. DEME RS C.S.C. Taunton, Mass. GEORGE DOV IN Chicago, Ill . Trh. Trn. Sor. Sri. BRO. DOOLI NG C.S.C. Arcadia, Cal GENE DUFFY Miami Springs, Fla. Humaniti~s Bus. Adm. FRESHMAN In my opmion, 1his pe-anut pushing is for the: b,rd$ BRO. DOY LE C.S.C. Livonia, Mich. Hum,,ilin EDWARD DUQ UElTE JEROME OVONCH Long Bc:ach, C.!. Phy.. Bio. Sri. Trh. Tr11. Flat Rode, Mich. �PAUL EPP LE New Ulm, Minn. Bus. Adm, T HOMAS EDl\IONDSON EDWARD ENDEBROCK Elizabethtown, Ky. Sunny,·al e, Cal. 8111. Adm. Phy.-Bio. Sd . r.hk e lbgsdak. Andy Fad nek , Leo J uneau pus· m,~:as s tud ent s FRESHMAN JORGE ES PARZA Laredo, Texas HumanitieJ ANDREW FADNEK Rochelle Park, N.J. Phy.. Bio. Sci. RON FALKENSTE IN Akron, Ohio W ILLIAM FERR IS Natrona, Penn. Phy.-Bio. Sci. Tch. Trn. CLASS Peter Reinecke on rainy Saturday afternoon in Scienc<o Buddin,~: machine shop DAV ID FLEIG Long Beach, Cal. ANT ON IO FLORES Maru.gua, Nic. So(. Sci. Trh. Trn. CH ARLES FIORE Houston, Texas Phy.-Bio. Sci. �JAMES FONTE Hous!On, T~us 8111. Nlm . R" lPH FR .... KES Valley f alls, Kan B111. Adm. " IJ this and music-too .... CLASS BENJ,...MI N FR,...ZER Grr=boro, N C B111. .Atim. JOSEPH G"llO Tr-aneck, N . J B111. AtiM. THOM"S G lAZIER Houston, T~.w:as 8111. Adm. FRESHMAN The- food can! really b~ !!-l~t bld ROGER G i llARD Port "nhur, Tn:u B111. Adm. "NTHOJ\'Y GOlD" Downey, Cal B11s• .A.Jm. �BRO. G HI FFIN C.S.C. Sherman Oaks, Cal Trh. Trn. MACK GRACE SameFe,N.Mex Trh. Trn. FRESHMAN BRO. GUAR IEL LO Alb.any, N.Y. Phy. -Bio. Sd. DAVID GUERRERO Lar~o, Texas BuJ. A.dm. CLASS Real Estate student )??? CLEMENT GULLY BRO. GUZi\·IA N C.S.C San Pedro, Cal Soc. Sd. CH ARLES I-IAt\·I BERLI N Vicksburg, Miss Phy.-Bio. Sri. Fayetteville, Texas 8111. Adm. �Galveston, Tn:as HMmanilits CrystJI City, Texas PhJ.·Bio. Sri. l\IICHAEL HARTNEll Kansas City, Mo. B11s.Mm. Ancient method used for brainwashing , CLASS BRO . HARDEN C.S.C. Saginaw, Mich. Sor. Sri. MILTON H ER ' ANDEZ MexicoD.F.,Mex. PhJ.·Bio. Sri. \'(IJLLIAM 1-IAWK IN S S1n Antonio, Texu BMs. Adm. JERO ME 1-IOFFMAN Scotland, Texas PhJ.·Bio. Sri. FRESHMAN Ooylc HJII rcsu.lo:-rm Hopf"o:' 1nJ GolJa JOHl\ HF.SS San Antonio, Texa, Ph7.·Bio. Sri. T ERRY UOLDER Evansville, Jnd 8MJ. Ailm. BRO HO LLA N D C.S C. Flushing, N Y Trh. Tr11. �PAT RICK HO ULIHA N Hamde n, Conn. Sor. Sci. WILLIAM HOPP E Houston, Texas PhJ· Bio. So BRO. HO U LIHA N C.S.C. Hamden, Conn. Trh. Trn. Roommates ??????? FRESHMAN ROBERT JAME S Houston, Texas Phy..Bio. Sci. DANIEL JANKOWSK I Chicago, Ill Trh. Trn. PAUL JEWELL South Bend, Ind. Bus. Adm. RICI-IARD JOBST Burlingame, Cal. Soc. Sci. CLASS Epple and Delepiani in Doyle LEO JUNEAU Port Arthur, Texas Phy.-Bio. Sri. BRO. KEEGAN C.S.C. Brooklyn, N.Y. Tch. Tm. BERNARD j O HNSON Houston, Texas Phy.-Bio. Sci. �THOMAS KELLEY Chiago, Ill. Soc. Sci. JOSEPH KENNEDY Monmouth BeJch, N J. 8MJ. Adm. H ENRY KOEN IG Cuero, Teus Ph7.·Bio. Sci. EJ Duquen~. busy but hJI'Pl CLASS JOSEPH KISSEL L South &nd, Jnd 8111. A.d m. THOMAS KRYSINSKI Chiago, Ill. Ph7.·Bio. Sci. DAN KOMPANOWSKI Morridge, Ill Ph7.·Bio. Sci. DO NA L D KllCIIOL17 Abilene. Tens 8Ms. Adm. FRESHMAN "'IC'tllllSkr ~nJ DuHy in Ouyle. BRO . KUCII f N MfiSTf'R CSC BRO La(Ar-; ~ F CS C Wise. Morristown, Pa Tch. Tnr Alme~. T rh Tnr I•Al L LAITY Mountoan V1cw, C.l Soc. Sci �WI LLIAM LI N KO Chicago Hts, Ill. Bur. Adm. BRO. LENNOJ'\' CS.C. New York', N.Y. Trh. T'". Doyle Hall anatomy student's tack board. FRESHMAN BRO. G . LOHf..IAN C.S.C Van Nuys, CaL BHO. R. LOHMAN South Bend, Ind. Humanilier ()ENN IS M,\LJK Austin, Texas Phy.·Bio. Sri. Trh. Trn. ,\'IATIHEW I.YONS Augusta, Ga. TONY MALISH Taylor, Texas Bur. Adm. Trh. Trn. CLASS Flushing L.l., New York Trh. Trn. DONALD LI NDEN Port Arthur, Texas Adm. B~tr. �LARRY MARTIN Rdug io, Texas BuJ. Adm. JAMES MASA L Miami Springs. Fl. Phy.-Bio. Sci. " IAR IO ,-.IAZZ IOTTJ Arnold, Pa. Phy.-Bio. Sri. Anotht'r liS<' ror the hnd CLASS CHARLES MAYER Evansville, lnd M ICHAEL ME I-lAN Hammond, Ind. Humanilin Phy.-Bio. Sri. JO H N MEEKI NS Hobbs, N Mex. H11manilieJ T HOt\IAS MI K ULSKI Ansonia, Conn FRESHMAN P.ut of F rhhm ~ n \\ eek ~ntin RAYMOND o\IELLARD N~ Braunfels, TtJ:u PhJ.-Bio. Sci. JO li N MILLFR Chicago, Il l 810. Adllf. �BRO. MORAN C.S.C. J ackson Hts, N .Y. Tfh. Trn. THOM AS M I LLER Austin, Texas H11mani1ies BRO. MLACK C.S.C. Granada H ills, Cal. Sof. Sri. Lab workers M ike Russo, Pat Ho11ldlan. Dan Rosprim. Torn Kelley. T om Miller. FRESHMAN AL MOR REY Fort W orth, Texas Phy.·Bio. Sri. BRO. MOSER C.S.C. Keokuk, Iowa Trh. Trn. WILLIAM MOSTYN Waco, Texas Phy.. Bio. Sri. PATRICK M URPHY Falfurrias, Texas 8111. Adm. CLASS l\hcon Sanner. Vice Somnk, John O"Connor. Ji m Masa l. aware of photographer. GERRY N JE.M I NSKI Chicago, Ill Bus. Adm. THORMOD NAUG Lal\lesa, Texas Bus.Mm. �jOH N O'CONNOR Houston, Texas Ph,.-Bio. Sti. ROBERT OLIVO Sunnyvale, Cal. Ph].-Bio. Sd. j AMES OUTLAW Ingleside, Texas Pby.-Bfo. Sfi. J 3ck Schopre. trampoline ar t1St in physical educa tion ciJSS CLASS PAUL O'NEI L Miami Springs, Fl. 8111. Adm. BRO . PAGAN C.S.C. Hato Rey, Puerto Rioo H11manilin ENRIQUE PAEZ Mexico, D. F. PhJ.· Bio. Sti. DAVID PEEPU:S Dalhart, Ttxal 8111. Adm. FRESHMAN Pu ree. 1\ o ffm;~. n , D 'onch, t• <ko-t uk er Dwye r before weekend movie KE NN ETH PE ARCE Enid, Old•. PhJ.- Bio. Sci. BRO . PEPE C.S.C. Fl ushing, N.Y. Ttb. Tr11 . DANIEL PFRUGI N I Galveston, Texas Btu . Adm . �DENNIS P IECZARKA CARL PH I LLIPOFF South Bend, Ind BRO. PH ILLIPS C.S.C. Massapequh Pk, N.Y. Lakewood, Cal. B11s. Adm. T(h. Tm. Phy.-Bio. Sci. Pete Quauin i and bewildered beanie boys FRESHMAN LARRY PITCA ITHLY Opa-Locka, Fl. BRO. PUDSEY Norwood, Mass. Bur. /l.dm. Humanities BRO. Q UEISSER C.S.C. Indianapolis, Ind. MIKE RAGSDALE Childress, Texas Phy.-Bio. Sci. So(. Sci. CLASS Freshman brology. j AMES RIDGE Houston, Texas Bus. Adm. BRO. ROBBINS Oxford, Mass. PETER RE IN ECKE Austin, Texas Phy.-Bio. Sci. �BRO. ROBINSON C.S.C. Costa Mesa, Cal. Hum<Jnirin JA IME RODRIGUEZ .Austio, Texa.s PhJ.·Bio. Sd. VICfOR RODR IGUEZ Eagle Pa.ss, Texas PhJ.-Bio. Sd. CLASS LUIS RODRIGUEZ Piedra.sNegra.s,Mex. LARRY ROURKE Galveston, Texas Bu1. Adm. Bus. Adm. TERRY ROMANELLI Bellwood, Ill. Bus. Adm. BRO. RYAN C.S.C. W oodside, N.Y. Trh. T rn. FRESHMAN Tim S<:ullm ~nd Geoq:c.- s~mmon on art1•~l day FRANK RUSSO Dliaso. m. PhJ.-Bio. Sd. THOMAS RYAN South Bend, Ind. BuJ. Adm. G EORGE SAMMON Lac-wood, Ohio 8111 • .lldm. �JOHN SCHNEIDER South Bend, Ind. Pb7.-Bio. Sd. ERNEST SANCHEZ Galveston, Texu Ph7.-Bio. Sfi. DOUGLAS SCALES Austin, Texas B111 Atim. john Cott. Gtne Dierschke befort explosion FRESHMAN JACK SCHO PPE Miami, F! PhJ.-Bio. Sd. BRO. SCH UI\IAOIER C.S.C. Carmel, N.Y . Tfb. Trn. T I M SCULLI N Cleveland, Ohio W ILLIAM SHERIDAN Mokena, IlL B11s. Atim. PhJ.-Bio. Sfi. CLASS Van Gale (with books) ; fresh men Schne•du, Singel. Board (without books) . ROBERT SINGEL Evansville-, Ind. PI•J.-Bio. Sfi. PAU L SIMONS Miami, Fl. B11s., A.Jm. �ROBERT SLAUG HTER Laredo, Texas Pby.-Bio. Sci. BRO. M. SM ITH C.S.C. Reseda, Cal. Pby.-Bio. Sd. CLASS BRO. C. SMITH C.S.C. Cleveland, Ohio Trh. Tm. BRO. ST ABROWSK I C.S.C. Mishawaka, Ind. Trh. Trn. VJCfO R SOMRAK Indianapolis, lnd Phy.-Bio. Sci. BRO. SUDERSK J C.S.C. Chicago, Ill. Trh. Tm. FRESHMAN jerry Bo.ird, interru pted BRO. STRATTON C.S C. Encino, Cal Trb. Tr• . BRO. SULLI VAN C.SC. New Haven, Conn Pby.-Bio. Sci. �N ICK TRA NQU ILLA San Jose, Cal. Phy.-Bio. Sd. MAR IANO VALLE Managua,Nic. Phy .. Bio. Sri. T om K rysinski, Br. conducti\itr J.unes Gleeson. RJ)' i\l ellud ,tnd FRESHMAN BRO. VANGEt\lERT C.S.C. Wauwatosa, Wise. Hum:mirin WILLIAr-1 VANICEK Temple, Texas BstJ. Adm. STEVE VERHALE N Marshall, Texas Phy.· Bio. Sd. DANIEL VERR ILLI Bridgeport, Conn. Bus. Adm. CLASS Endmen John BrJun .1.nd Pat C.aprcL and nurse~. BURNEL L WAGUESPACK Orange, Texas Bus. Adm. RA UL VILLAGOMEZ Monterrey, Mex. Phy. -Bio. Sci. �RO BERT WA LLICK CorpU! Christi, Texas Phy.-Bio. Sri. j O HN WI N D ING Mountain View, Cal. Bus. Adm. Seton nurses admiring photographer. FRESHMAN JE RRY WO LF Atlantic H ~ghbnds. N) Bus. A.dm. STUO EI\'TS NOT PICTURED W ITH CLASSES SENIORS: W ILLIAM TR A~'E I N, Aust in. TtxJ s, PhJ.·Bio. Sri. J L' N IORS BRO. ROBERT N EBUS, C.S.C., South Ambo,-. N J Trh. Tr•. PATRICK PUG H , Ausun. T ens Phy.-Bio, Sd. ROBERT SAN TOS, Austin. T exas B11s. Adm. SOPHOMORES: j AM ES Burrs. San Antonw. Teus B111. CLASS DOMINIC YE MM A Austin, T exas Phy.-Bio. Sri. Studious Hoppe, Barton, wlth studious nurses. Adm. BER ' ARD JESKO. Austm. Tex:u B111. ltdm PATRICK POLK, At.J n m. T ens Plq.-Bio. Sri. DAN IEL SLAUG HTER, Str~fforJ Pa FRESHMEN: RA LPH DELLANE, Aust m . TuH Trh. T r•. JAM ES GA RCIA, Aust •n. Tens 8 111. AJm U NO GONZALEZ, ~b n~J.:u~ 1\i< B• s. .,u, JOSEPH G RADY, T~~lor Tuu 8 111. ltd"' DONALD GRONECK, Taylur. Ttus B11s . ..u... MI LBERT G RONECK T~}lur. Tu~s Phy.-8 10. Sn 66 JOSEPH YUE Brooklyn, N .Y. PhJ.-Bio.-Sri. BRUC E MEYfR, Auston. Tnu Phy.-Bia. Su. HUGO MO RENO, Alltndt Coah. Mu Spu i11l AL SELTER, Auum. Tuu B. s. ..Um. LEE SMITII, Au11m. Tn.n 8 111. ltd• MIK E ZELSMANN Arlington H ll. 811s. Adm. FR ED STEWART, Austm. Texas Sor. Sri. CRUZ V ELASQUEZ, Taylor. Tu n 8 111. ltdm PI-ll LIP WHITF. l,ant~ Cb tJ. C.hf Trh. T rll G ARET H W ILl Y, Aum n. Tu n Trh. Tr• - �LINDA BRYANT McAllen, To:u EDITH CLARKSON Rdugio, Texas Prnhm1111 Prtshm11n DOLORES GASSEN Franklin, Tens Pr1Jhm1111 JESSIE MAE DREXLER Dallu, Tau Sophomort MARIE FOKTEK Columbus, Texas CHARLOTTE FOSTER Austlc, Texas Frnhm1111 Sophomore KATH ERINE GILLAR Sbinu, Tttaj ANGE LI NE GREIN Stqum, Texas ANNE I-lAGAN Sequin, Texas Sophomort Sophomort Sopbomort PATRICIA HEEP Del Rio, Tens Sopbomott SETON NURSES J AME J ANDA LaG~. Tens Prnhm1111 JANIE J AUER Hobson, Teus Frtrhm1111 SELMA KALILL Cambridge, Ohio Sophomort LOTTIE K LA FKA Pasadena, Texas Sopbomott GAIL KRENEK Columbus, To:u FrnbmJII �LINDA LEVli\'GT Oi\" Aust in, Texas NANC IE PAV LI SKA Granger, Texas MARY PORFJHJO Austi n, Texas PHYLLI S SIEBE NA LER San Antonio, Texas COIUNNE STAl-l LI NG Fredtricksbu rg, Tex. Frtrhman Sophomore Fruhm.:ts Freshman Freshman SETON NURSES VIHG ii'.' IA STEHL!i'.'G Fredericksburg, Tex ROSE STRIEDER Moul ton, Texas JUOITH TABBERT Sln Antonio, Texu PAULA TJELJEi\·IAN San Antonio, Texas BEm' T EHZ IAN San Antonio, Texas Frtrh m.:n Sophomore Sophomorr Sophomore Freshman ~ .. . ' J/) J~RR\' \ ',n<.,CIJ\\'r\:"ITZ San Antonio, Texas BAR BARA WILLIAI\IS Austin, Texas J UDITH \'\l iNK LEY Austin, Texas LI N DA W INTERS San Antonio, Texu MARTI-lA WOOD San Antonio, Texas S"phvmo re Svph'""'"'r Sophomore Sophomore Fr eshman ��DOYLE HALL DEDICATION Benefactress, Mrs. Mary Doyle, from an old print in the U niversity archives. The new school year began auspiciously with the dedication, o n St. Edward's Day, October 13, of the new Doyle H all, a residence for 150 incoming Freshmen. The new hall was named in honor of Mrs. Mary Doyle who, in 1876, gave a large tract of adjoining property to the Congregation of Holy Cross, fo r the purpose of Catholic education in the Austin area. Now, many years later, Mrs. Doyle's gift is continuing to fructify , and this new building is a living memorial to her generosity and her farsighted view of the future sp read of Christ's K ingdom , through the vital area of Catholic ed ucation. The present generation is reaping where she, and othe rs, have sown on the campus. This new unit will keep alive for man)' generations of St. Edward"s students, Mrs. Doyle"s generous contribution to their future. 70 �Doyle Hall overlooking the city of Austin, shown from atop minaretted Main Building. Procession mto college chapel for Solemn Mass. Bro. John Bapttst, Beshop ReiCher, B1shop Leven, Bro. Raymond Flc<k, and Kneghts on balcony of Doyle. 71 �Bro. Ra)·mond Fleck, Bro. John Baptist, Bishop Reiche r, Bishop Le\·en, and Knights in front of new Do)•!e. Bishop Reicher blessi ng Doyle Hall"s interior. Ded ication Mass in Un ive rsi ty Chapel. Some of the special guests at the dedication cermony. On the way to the new building. 72 �CCD T he Confra ternity o f Christian D octrine is a cl ub o n campus that subscribes to the saying in Scripture, "Go ye forth and teach ye all natio ns." T he club's main purpose is to aid in teaching Catechism, main ly among SpanishAmericans, to Catho lic children attending public schools. The club is affiliated with the National Confraternity of Ch ristian Doctrine Organization and the students who teach are required to take a course in teaching methods. The students who participate in the teach ing program receive very Jitde recognition and their only reward is their real ization that they are carrying on the trad ition of the Apostles. Standing: Bob Biehl, Claude Blanchard, J. Esparza, Fr. McAllister, Sponsor, Howard Eberhart, Wally Bowen. Seated: Joe Head, Ed Mesterharm, Toby Priolo, Richard Clark, J. O 'Connor. The Social O rder Council is the organized attemp t o f St. Edward's students to further interest in current social and world problems as they are refl ected in contemporary affairs. Segregation, the Youth Corps, Government and Business, Labor legislation, etc., are some of the topics the g roup dealt with in the past year. 0 c Moderator Bro. Fabius, Cha rles Borchers, David G reytak, Pat Houlihan, Ed Mesterharm, Dan Rosprim, Joe Head, Joe Bruch, Pat Bu rke:, Je rem iah O"Connor, Ho ward Eberhart, Robert Risher. 73 �N F c c s l. V. Kramer, Father Ba iley, C.S.C., R. Vita 2. G. Stansbury, P. Gaiter. E. Mesterharm. R. Wallace. J. Craig E. Mesterharm, Fr. Bailey, G. Stansbury, P. Gailey, R. Wallace, J. Claro, J. Craig, R. Vita, V. Kramer, unposed. ~OVERNMENT ~ID to PRIV~ TE-EDUC~ Tl • The National Federation of Cathol ic College Students is one of the most valuable campus organizat ions. Their projects included collecting money for the Formosan Project, a national effort among Catholic college students to build a Catholic college on Formosa , headed by Ron Wallace; dial og Masses , promoted by Joe Head ; Communism's danger , sho wn by a film -lecture series , initiated by Rudy Vita; and other business -entertainment gatherings. Vic Kramer was their energetic president , and Fr. Bailey their moderator. P.,n D'"'"lo" : J1"" Q, B.o.li'.~.....,o.-J \-27 n.ck B.. EJmuo.l. U.nl ~~me lJ,n,\on. .A_JD....o~xe-1 Lecture poster. 74 8:00fn L. ��RELIGIOUS ON Student chaplain Fr. McAllister, altar boy joe Ki ssel l. Fr. Johnston O.P., sapng Mass m Doy le. 76 Joseph Yue d istributing Rc· ligious Bull etin . �ACTIVITIES CAMPUS Father McA llister and throat blessmg. At the beginning of lent, " Remember man that thou art dust, and unto dust thou shalt return.·· Fr. Burke, O.P. obliges t:lmcrarnan. Rc<.OIIt"CIIOn day's Fr. Wekh, O .P. Seton Nurses in May Day candelight procession. Outdoor l1ghted Chnstm,Ls s...ene. 77 �Student Brothers prJying ... eating ... studying ... off to class ... STUDENT BROTHERS 78 playing ... relaxing �STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL I. G. Nieminski, L. Braun , D . G ill ean . D . Greytak,). Schmid 2. R. Za palac, W. Dazet, P. Quattrini, M. Prende rgast, J. Garrido, D. Dwyer, R. V ita, _E . Mesterharm . O ffi cers T . Noonan, M. Ni g relle, J. B:mer, V. Richbourg, Br. Charles STUDENT COURT Cha rles Bayer, Joe Bruch, Joe Cap rcz, A. S.ultos. Jun McDt· rmon, Brot he r Co rneli us Corco ran, Vincent Ri chbou r,g. Dan Gi ll eJn, SteH' Mdlcr. l eo Braun. Joh n Schnei der. 79 �M I c s s L u I B 0 N Sid Marceaux, Br. Thomas McCullough, Carl Philli poff, Mario Mazziotti. 2. Ron Wallace, Larry Martin, Paul Borowski, James Masal. 3. Joe Head, John Hoffman, Wayne Henning, Jerome Blesener. I. Officers John Hoffman, Joe Head, Bro. Thomas McCullough, moderator, Paul Borowski. 80 Ron Wallace, Sid M:t.rceaux, and Joe Head look over stamps collected for the missions. ��TOWER AssociJtC editor Bob Wi!cms ... Editor Robert Risher. �Expert T OWER photographer Jun Butts and admirers. s T A F F 11£. John Sandidge, Henington Pub· lishing Co. agent, conferring with staffNs. �G lee Clubbers, Golda, Roberts, Esparza, Van Gale. Ramirez, Frakes, Broussard, Kinane, Hanni gan, Fleig, Altenburger, Hamberlin. Montemayo r, Biehl, Lubben, Brother Francis Woehler. GLEE CLUB Several long trips to Alumni gatherings helped compensate members for long hours of practice. A first rate Spring Musicale, and a fine sing ing unit, besides a full feel ing of accomplishment, made a very successful year for the songsters. The Club's size and qua lity is stead il y g rowi ng , and gives promise of even greater success. Appreciative Corpus Christi Alumni applause nokes smiles of most. One o( the many Glee Club pracrice sessions 84 �THE HASTY HEART Nurse Nedre Wood. Frlnk Hill, Tom Kr}'Si nski, in si( k b.1y Tom Krysinski, prone ; Bill Hoppe, half prone; George Dovin, upright, just before dress rehears:tl. Bonomo, D1vid, Masal, Hoppe, Krysinski , Do1 in, w.utmg for practice to begin. Bdl Hoppe, N edre Wood, George Do1 in, and Robert Bonomo. Kr)·si nski. O"Ne1l, Hoppe. Dovin. 85 �COMMERCE FORUM J. Cullinan, J. Garrido, A. Santos, J. Bauer. Bra.un , V. Richbourg, J. Majewski, J\1 . Russo. J. Donovan, L Me rhige, W. Henn ing, J. Caprez , S. t-.·liller, J. Pustka . 1. E. Rose, D . Eckstein, 2 J. Speakers, visitations, forums , demonstra· tions, etc., made a good and fruitful year for this campus organization. Actual contact with industry and the pea· ple involved, with processes and account· ing aspects of industry, made members more vitally aware of what awa its them after their formal schoo ling is finished . All agreed the club's activities enriched their course material. T on} Brel sford, Ken Re1mer Corcoran 86 Forum Officers Bdl DJZet, DJn Gillean, Brother Cornelius �Dan Gillean, Bro. Ralph Kuder, Bill D:tzet, Ken Reimer, Fr. Albert Moraczewski, Brother La Salle Woelfel, Brother Cornelius Corcoran. Fr. Albert Moraczewski, O.P., one of the speakers presented by the Commerce Forum, discussed business and morality. T ire treading process. On tour at the company. Production details. 87 �A little spirited entertainment at the rllly. ELECTIONS CLASS OF OFFICERS 1"11 giH: you l -1-day 88 ~~~~~k~nd. �DOYLE HALL Doyle H all Rector Brother Charles Anderson, with Jack Caprez and Ed. Duquette. Ovonch, Russo, Tranquilla, Mazziotti, one of whom h:ts the queen of spades. D . Komp:mowski, prefect Je rry Ellis, Tony 1o.blish. Bridge. the intellectual pursuit. Phil W h ite .md Jd floor prefect Brother Peter Vukmanic. TV :1 ~p.m.• time pursuit. 89 �Broussard, Bowen, Thomas, Roberts, with Seton flappers, Janie Jauer, Linda Bryant, Martha Wood, Betty Jean Terzian, in ..0 You Kid." ST. EDWARD'S UNIVERSITY THEATER Presents I HEAR AMERICA SINGING Jc=rry Spinazze, suave M.C. Sunday, May 7 - Glee Club in Western nwnber. 2:30 P.M. Monday, May 8 - 8:1 5 P.M. �Someone forgot to tell the glee dub that the ele<:tion is over. Marguerite Grissom making like Whistler's Mother • in "Summer T ime." Joe Van G:lle and cowbor Nate. Norm (Elvis) DeTullio, Lou Merhige, Mike Chambers, Pat Gailey, with skins, in "Be Not Unkind." Glee Club on sound stage. Tom Nate and the Edsmanaires. Stage crew : Espana, Blanehard. Willett, Semmer, Whitfill. 91 �John Schmid and Tom Kaiser and the cities responsible for the mix bottles. W/e could have danced all night. 1960 CHRISTMAS FORMAL Mr. and Mrs. George West and friend have va ried reactions to the Seniors, graduates, and :1n instructor make an interesting table. 92 J:~.mes Chinn and cutting a rug. partner Jim Avant bringing a wife and some good cheer. �Hug h McNally and Mac Glo\er conn ing two beautiful girls. Dan Dv.'}•er, smging ? " Put your little foot." Gonzalez, date, Cha-Cha. Tom Kaiser and Smitty giving partners static. Sedate waltzes too. All nght, who's got the bottle? 93 �E D c M u s L E N B D. Dwrer, Bro. Simon, moderator, L Braun, M. Prendergast. I. T . Nate, K. Reimer, M. Mazziotti. 2. C. Ph illipoff, F. Mangin, T . Kennedy. 3. J. Schneider, E. Henderson , J. Hoffman, M. Glo\'Cr. }. B. BrunMr, W t-h"'kins. T Noonan. 94 4 R Ja.mn, J- Marino. �A Brother Romard expl;unmg physics theories to PJt Burke. N D R E Fr. Mu \lllster, umpus ch.Lpl.Lin Jnd \\ Jll) Bo\\en. H A L L Bro. Joseph Cam, 3d floor prefect. Molma, Butler, M:aruSlk, WLth ::?d floor prl'fcxt Jnd uup reader Ron \XI"u~t iLspach. " But we're phomng our mother.·· Risher, MuusJk, BIJnthJrd, \V,Iems, mdulge 111 xiii"IC." bndge, with the usuJ.I L.1buzing from Neal l·brnson. 95 �L Bill Dazet, Jim O ' Keefe, Mike Prendergast, John Bauer, Dennis Prendergast. 2. Da\'e Eckstein , Leo Braun. John I!le, Gil Stansburr. Alan Ro ussel KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS I. S. Marceaux, W . Gruber , R. Schulz, P. Caprez, E. Rose, D . Kucholtz. 2. M. Russo, F. Arms. F. Delke r, J. Schmid, J. Bambe r, R. Haller, T. Noonan , V . Orl o wski . Verrdll, R Koehn. B lra.u·r. 3 J He;~d , J O'ConnM. J (aprez. J H ess. T GLIZltr. L Antondlo. R J M armo G Sammon, R Ko rtan, P Epple, (aZl)'OUX. W Ha.,.,kins J Bruch. �SCHOLASTIC CHOIR Brothers : David Lizotte, Jeremiah Kenney, Edward Quintal, Charles Smith , Robert Guzman, Louis Messina, William Doolin g, Gerald Liston, James Farrell, James Pepe. 2. Th omas Matthes, Richard Schumacher, John Becker, Gera ld Lowry, Edward Zdrowski, Hector Pagar, Thomas Friel , Carl Sternberg, William Reiser, Wilbur Bierly, Edward Smiley, Donald Kuckenmeister, Richard Morand, I. Thoma s Harden, Sal\·ator Marro, John Hou lihan , Ralph Simonetti. 3. Michael Smith, Brian Waldron, William Crawfo rd, Gerald Robbins, Da vid Averill , Timothy Bronson, Donald Stabrowski, James Schuyler, Mi chael /\dams, Richard Judd , James Gleeson. 4. John Buarriello, John Pettit , Rud o lph Lohmann , Thomas Meany, James Rio Chamers Bro th ers: Mi chael Smith, Wm . Reiser, Bri an Waldron , Robe rt Guzman , Gerald Robbins. Jo hn Guarriello, M ich ael Adams, Wm. Doo ling, Carl Sternberg, Thorn . Matthes. Hrother Francis Woehler, C.S.C., duector. 97 �ACADEMY OF SCIENCE W. Fe rri s, W . Mostyn, K. Adams, J. Hoffman, derson, M . Nigrelle. 2. Bro . Thomas, F. Arms, W . Gruber, G. Yu, E. J. Brown, A. Marusak, L. Drury. 3. J. landry, H . ~hrks, L. Juneau, T. Kai ser, C. C. Townsen d. 4. G . West, R. Harbin, P. Reinecke, R. Wallick, P. Semmer. I. D . Piecza rk a, J. Dvonch, Dierschke, C Mayer , E. Hen- J. Spinazze, Ro llo, L. Amezquita, H . Koenig, R. Wil ems, J. Craig, J. T homas, The Science Academy is a campus organization whose purpose is to fu rther the inte rests of science in its members as well as in others on campus. This goal is accomplished by field trips, the annual banquet, a science fair , the lab olympics, meetings with guest speakers, and exper imentation. Membership in the organization is composed of students who are enrolled in one of the Physical , Biological, or Social Sciences. Present membership stands at 6~. The Club is affil iated with the Texas Academy of Collegiate Science. Science Academy Officers Joe Carro ll , Secreta ry; Bob Zapalac, President ; T om Pevet o, Treasurer; Tom Berg, Vice Presid ent . 98 �Mr Carl Adams talkmg on ph)·~1Cdl .1nJ of \pace trnd phy~•olog•ul J.~p«t~ W . P1pkm, T Berg. R Zapab.c. M Nigrellc. P HJ.pp. relumg J.fter Science Audemy meetmg Sp.1ce su1t in use Socializing with the e'ening's guest speaker M r Richard Bentley, are Bob Upabc, Brother ThomJs, anJ Martm Nigrelle Royce J3lufb in need of gll~ses Charlie Mayer r.~~ iled to m.~~ke 1 right angle the first time, but d1d better next time. Don't g•' e up, W alter, the third time is lucky. Spttd during the lab olympic~ 99 �Baggage problems btfore science field trip. 100 Ready for takeoff to science aodemy destination. �l. Mel Rourke, John Ille, George Sammon, Goe Guerrini, T. Nate. 2. John Cote, Bob Biehl, Vic Somrak, Joe Landry . 3. Ri cha rd Hannigan, John Schmid, Tony Golda, Pete Quattrini. Director Tom Nate in his professional pose. E CLUB James }.lcDermit, Denny Prendergast, Gil Stansbury, Ray Kortan, P:it Gailey, Jim O"Keefe, Dan Dwyer, Joe Head, Ed l\lesterharm, Alan Roussel, Fred Armes, Charles Willett, John Schmid; Vic Orlowski, Jim Board, John !lie, Rudy Vita, Ron Wallace Officers Dave Eckstein, A. Santos; Vince Richbourg, Fr. Maurice Johnston, Ken Reimer. 101 �Vanderweele and Schmid w1th lovely Setonites. Escorts Garcia, Richbourg, t-.h jcwski. SPRING FORMAL A. Brelsford. B. Dazet, J. DonO\Jn, wh1te coats, bow tics, escortmg. Mt Dermon J.nd W1llett .1.nd spell ol m1dmght orchou a Bwther Charle) thats "'lth Dan G1llean ;anJ date Rllhbours:: q1ng date. umt'r;~, , Dono,an ey1ng �Crowded corner between dances. A. Roussel and date. J im O"Kecfe, Jerry Spinazzc sitting one out. C. Hamberlin and dat(" enjoying floor show. L. Amezquita reaching fo r demi-john. Pair of beauties with J-lt·ndcrson and Kinanc . W. Bowen, M . Svatek: Hello! Oooh, Rudy. ( VitJ.) 103 �Studying at Barton Springs: H enning, Prendergast, Willett, Harrison, Rueb, etc. Naug and admirers. ON AND OFF Fleig, Gallo, Carmody, watch Single perform at St. Ed's natatoriwn. Popular, near-nmpu.s, natural swim spot. 104 CAMPUS Classy diver above Bill Rueb and Mike Sherman. Carmod y. Sing le, and Verhalen watch a step of life saving test. Instructor Fleig g rad ing pe rformers. Single, Gallo, Schoppe and Ca rmod}' at poolside. �ON CAMPUS R" " ' Y £ v e r- y £.,f!o. ,"J G !> B eLL· w .LL be ,..q,., 1 L II • �Head, Jimenez. Hernandez, Stansburr, Gonza lez, Vita, Vi llagomez, Kortan, Barrios, Paez, Juarez, Salinas. Garrido, Rodriguez, Ch rirnos, Gonzalez, Santos. ILAC Th e ltalo-Latin-American Club is act ive on campus in intercultural activities. Th ey help espec iall y in implementing the Fore ig n Students program , rece ntl y init iated, and steadi lr expa ndin g. Almost all of South and Central Ameri can co untries were represented on ca mpus this year. Officers j ose Ji menez, Beto Santos, Joseph Juarez , moderator, Jose Ga rrido, Rolando Gonza lez. CLUB 106 �I L A c Paez, Barrios, Santos, Gonzalez, Chirinos, decorlting More dewrating. Moderator Joe Juarez .md wi(e; Leroy An· tone llo and date. JLA C d:~ncers DANCE Pacz, Brunner. Koehn, Single, and beauties. George Mille :~nd wi(e. Peveto and Seton date 107 �LIBRARY s E u Brother Hugo, associate librari:m. Brother Carrol, librui:tn. )~ Kmdl not1ces and Bob Risher, and O\erdue book Larry Drury, Ken Walla, disco\·eung the prmted page John Cullman finds this Yogi studymg position ,·ery profitable. �Brother Carrol and Miss McLaughlin in executive session Joe Kissell and Jerry O 'Connor processing books. Norm Dctullio, stack browsing. New OOok dispbyer at entrance. Brother Gerald and Ralph Frakes cop· ing with book returns. Tom Nate :1.nd Pat Houlihan in last min· ute sorting before semester end. �HOLY CROSS HALL B.1uer :~.nd \X' all.t under Brother O;miel Lynch's cntical eye. " You SJ}', Sthmid, you reall}· were. Ha !-!J. herC: for worn t hc-<.k ·· Amonello, Arms. M afle~ux, at basement pool table. M.uceaux anJ 11 0 Prc:nJu,~.:a\1 on mJom (uurt �GALVESTON CLUB E. Sanchez, M. Rourke, R. Hannigan, R. Urbani, D. Perugini. P . Quattrini, L. Rourke . ILLINI CLUB ~b rino, Board, Russo, ?-.h nag in. and, at this precise moment, an unbrokt'n egg. 1. F. Russo, G. Dovin, T. Rom:tnelli, T . Krysinski. J. Schmid. R . Bittel. 2. D . Kompanowsk i, D . Jankowski, G N ieminski, W . Linke . P . Happ. V . Orlowski. M. Zelsmann, T . Kaiser, T . Kelley. Ill �Bro ther H enry Curran and Friend , d irecting workers from his jeep. s E R v I c E Maintenance eng ineers, Bro ther Jerome Steffes, Bro. T homas Cousino, Mr. O sca r Kruhl , Bro. David Rice. Brother Simon, Alumni and shutterbug. 112 director M r. Robert Andrada. Su pervisor of grounds, with mower operator, M att Land ry. Brother Dona ld Connolly, Treasu rer; Brot her Charles Escoba r, Assistant. Publ icat ions Office's Brother Wm Denton and helper Da \·id Davis. �Brother Emmett's bookstore, open for business, as usual. College barber shop. Augustine Rodriguez, sight on campus. familiar p E R s 0 N N E L Mr. Ray Robinson, Dining Hall supervisor. Mrs. l eo Braun, receptionist and Registrar's secretary. Dr. Harold Robinson and nurse Mrs. Elizabeth Reinecke, with patient Jim O'Keefe, in health center. Mrs. Gladys Corser, the President's efficient secretary. Mrs. Barbara Hackworth, photogenic faculty secretary. ll3 �I. Our well dressed band. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. The guilty one is smiling. Come now, someone must know. Hmmm. Most valuable faculty player. Most valuable student player. One of the useful arts. Yes, I'm one of the judges. Nothing but study. Artistic pose. Pay day. Watch my thumb, Brother Charles. Complicated tic·tac-toe. Hey, are you supposed to be here ? Deep thinking. �;;. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. II . 12. I 3. 14. I 5. 16. I 7. 18. 19. Just love those Irish songs. Quit nagging. It"S hard at first. The Mousekcteers. Satellite? That's how the French are. I always loved it as a kid. Yes, it's radioactive. Ready, aim, fire! No money, no trophy, Mac. Now if we put the bar here Body beautiful. This is hard work. Students resting at game. Don't be blue. Off to the race track. Cheers. You don't know who"s president? �New Union Buildi ng. Brother H enry Curran, Mr. Archie Fitzgerald, contractor, Brother Raymond Fleck, fo.h. Ted Paulisson. ��2. L Merhige, Santos, B. King, G. Miller, M. Prendergast, M. Ma jewski Perugini. 3. B. Johnson, T. Wierzbinski, J. Van Gale, M. Rourke. lllini. owski. 2. F. Russo, T . Romanelli. 3. J. Miller, W . Linko, J. Nieminski. 2. W. Henning, W . Pipkin, D. Prendergast, E. Shannon. 3. T. Fleming, P. Happ, R. Single. �Sh eridan and ba ll ca rrier King . INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL King, almost with a pass. Ed. Mesterha rm, commissioner. intramural Bandits. The}''ll never catch 1\·filler now. . I. J. Bo}'er, M. Brelsford. S. Marce:tu x. 2. M . Prendergast, G . Miller, A. Roussel. 3. B. King, L. M erhi,~;e. B. Santos, J. Majewski. 119 �KofC Cavemen l. Rick Schulz, John Ille. Joe Caprez. D on Verrilli, Jerry Wolf. 1. Leo Braun, John Bauer. 2. Pete Quatt rini, T ed Wierbinski, Joe Head. BOWLING LEAGUE Tom Naug. gi\ing some of the game's finer points to T. Zimkowski. J. Butts, J. Caprez, G. Winters, N. Harrison, and F. r.Jangin, at the bowling lanes. Scoring rhubarb. i20 Harrison · form' �Doyle Flyers Falstaff Five B. Linko, T Zminkowski, J. I. Wink Vanderweele, Bill Stn ney. Lubben. D . Culott.l. J. S.hneider. D King. Kaman, M Prendergast, B. F. Mangin sett lmg bowling account. Duke Bo wling Cb ssic trophies. Rollin Mullets. Se:\•en T ens. I Neal Hunson. Tom Naug 2. Fred M .m~m. Joh n Hoffm.1n. tl.{ ike Sherman. Dan Dw yer B John\tm, T Kq)ln~ki. DJn Kornpa!H)wski 121 �INTRA BASKET Cardinals 1. Bill Str.~ney, Rick Schulz. Wayne Henning. 2. Frlnk Horning. Abn Roussel. Steve i\-[iller, Prendergast, Dan Shughter. Dennis Padukes J. Majewski, K. Reimer, J. Schneider, officials. 1. J. Spinnze, J. Board, D . Rosprim . 2. B. K ing, M . Russo, D. Beck, Br Rona ld Drahozal. Oilers I 122 B J(,hnson, T Rpn, P Ct·cala, I) CulotLl R!dj!e. D Gut"rr<·ro. P Jewtll J Russo, Mangin, P . Caprez, bench officials. �·MURAL ·BALL Gremlins I. G . Duffy, J. Nieminski. P. Simo ns, D . Kaman. 2. R. Koehn, T. Holder. T. Edmundson. Monks Bill Rucb, Brother Michae l Hau ser, wh istlers l. J. Bauer, W. Vanderweele, S. ~hrccaux, F. Mangin. ). Brown. J. Winding, R. Sing le, J. Ho(fman. \ ~ D . Linden, D . Kaman, refs J. Head, R. Paez, Illes. 2. B. Cook. J. Jimenez, J Garrido, D. Greytak. F. Chirinos. I. Schoh•stics I, 1ntr.l mur.1l dumps Bro thers M. Boyd. T . O' Maller. R. Mb ck. D . Sudcrski, J. G.1hler. J. Jor,l;tn, M . McKie. J. Str.uton . 123 �F I G H T J. Claro and warrior V~nderweele . L Drury trying to reach F. Chirinos. N I G H T J. Bob Biehl ducking away from a wild swing mg opponent. Wolf, A. Fadnek, M Zelsmann, P. Caprez, and extras await a ring opponent and glory. 124 Spmaue, Russo, T. N.He and a t1rcd Majewskt lands a stratght on Lteeless opWmky Vanderweele. ponent. J. Caprez and D. Vemlil ruf{Jing canvas and each other. �B. Johnson going after R. Haller. John 0 Jvid stopping the onrush of Anthony Flores on the canvas. Marino near the of the contest. Two faceless giants. Brunner, almost on top; Koehn, almost on bottom. 125 �John Claro: backhand, sona. Dan Dwyer, Bill Linko, Ray Kortln, Don Kucholtz, John Claro, Jerry Bryan, John llle, Brother Emmett, coach . VARSITY TENNIS R ecord Last year: II This year: Next year: 13 even better? Dwp:r and Bryan in good form CO·CJptJ.ins Kucholtz. Linko & Ilk Korun �INTRAMURAL TENNIS r> f ,]]('r.st·nrn,~o: /(lr lurmt·ll ,\.lltlllrnJn Bob D<l\ldson·.s b.uJiliJ.nd 1.' �Richbourg about to connect. Prendergast scoring easily. Vanderweele stepping in for one. VARSITY BASEBALL I. S. Verhalen, J. Outl:!w, R. Haller, M. 1\hzziotti, J. McDermott. 2. A. Morrey, D. Bcxk, D. Prendergast, N. Harrison, \VI . Vanderweele, K . Reimer. 3. T. Naug, Mgr. , A. Roussel, J. Schneider, V. Richbourg, D. Eckstein, C. \'(fillet, E. Becker, T. Hamilton , (coach), J. Caprez, .Mgr. Rous~l 128 and Prmdergast Pril.Ctl~ for McDermott and Eckstein. Faculty and studmt lookers. �I Assistant coach Benny Lewis, D. Linden, D . Slaughter, D. Kaman , A. Morrey, J . Schneider, V. Richbourg, Coach Ed. Norris. 2. Jerry Board, Jim Board, D. Eckstein, R. Soergcl, V. Orlowski , T . Ryan , K. Reimer. 3. C. Velasquez, R. Kamm, K. Carmody, C. Willett. VARSITY BASKETBALL SEU seems to have it. Ken Reimer and layu p 129 �INTRAMURAl Gruffs. l. Walter Pipki n, Bill Rueb, Bob Daviddon, Bob Wilems. 2 Bob Soe rgel, Wayne Henni ng, Paul Happ, John Hoffman, Mike Sherman Monks. Jer ry Spinazze, Sid i\hrceaux, Mike Prende rgast, out of un ifo rm, without teammates. Illini . I. T . Romanelli, D. Kompanowski, B Linko, C. Gu lly, J. Dvonch. 2. J. Ridge. P. Jewell, D. Jankowski, T . Mikulski , G . Dovin. ~~~~~ Brother R1chud Mlack dri\eS one for the Scho\;ntics 130 �SOFTBALL Padukes. I. Steve Mill er, Ri ck Schulz, Jim Board , Chimp Majewski. 2. Wink Vanderseele, Slim O'Keefe, D ennis Kaman , Dan Slaughter. Scholastics. I. Brothers · Keega n. 2. R. Daly, J. Jordani, J. J. Robinson, Stratton, M . Boyd , R. Mlack, M. Sullivan, M. G. Lohman , D. Van Geme rt , D. Suderski , J. Gahler. D vonch awaits the catcher's signa l. Bill Linko and Dvonch 's pitch Ji m Ridge awai t Jerry 131 �AI Lefe\re, Domm1c Culott.l, B:tt Brunner, Gd Stansbury, Ray B1ttel, Mark 5\atck, T om Krysinski , Barney Johnson, Don l mdtn, Ron W allace. VARSITY TRACK 132 Lt'IC\rt', l. mJcn. \\ .a\1.1ct' �R;~) U•tld on the lo\\ hurdl(·~ 133 �COACHING Basketball and track coach, Mr. Ed. No rris; Athl etic Director, Brother Lucian Blersch, C.S.C.; baseb:~. ll coach, t.-fr. Tom Hami lton. 134 Coach Norus and tourt d•.~ogr01ms Bro. LU(.1an .md m•nno111 bucket E Club g•ft �STAFF Coach H amilton just before another bJ.seball win. Brother luciJ.n and Coach Norris awarding trophies. Tom HJ.milton can"t bear to watch a long one into left field. ""Non smoker" H amilton accepts lighter from players. �u p v 0 L L E y I D . Prendergast, J. Board, J. Boa rd. 2. V. Orlowski, J. Schneider. \Y/. Soergel. F M. Simmang, J. Cullinan, R. \XIilems, C. Town· send, J. Pustka. J. Thom:1s, R. Jalufka. B c A L L Highlanders. J. o,onch, J 1. J. Jimenez, P. 8:Hrios. 2. E. Rose, R. GonzJ iez, R. Villagomez. 1-loffm:tn, R. Mellard. 2. E. Dierschke. K. PeJrce, D . Pieczarka. t. i\1 . Prendergast. P. White. J Wind1ng. R M1kulsk1, B Brunner C. Ba)·cr, 136 Sln~lc, S. Verh:alen, T . Henning, Slaughter, Schulz, Miller. �\ (\lJ , ;,11 CH,\\Gf lit,· \\ l.'~RLD! • ! �GRADUATES OF 1961 l 2. 3. 4. 5. Ken Reime r, Ron Wietlispach, Bro. Donald Moose, Jose Ga rr ido, T om Be rt, J ames Bo}·e r, James Dono\·an, Ad al be rto Santos, Bill Dazet Jeff Linn, Bro. Wm. Reiser, Bro. Thomas Po rfidio, Bro. Jo hn Lah iff, Thomas Noonan, 1\hrt in Nigrelle, James Majewski Ti moteo Rami rez, Peter Quattrini, Mel Rourke, Ant hony Brelsfo rd, G eo rge M ille r, Bro. William Hold, Vincent Rich bou rg. Joseph Bruch, Jo Ca rroll, Geo rge West, Angelo Franzetti, Victor Kramer, Russ McClai ne. Ro bert Kamm, Henry T rautwein, Lou Merhige, Bro. Ronald Drahoza l, Brother Joh n Rei he r, James Ch inn . Broth er Rarmond, j ohn Young. Ken Reimer. 138 �Mr. Ed . Norm and Brother Lucian watt for Commencement ceremomes to begin. Brother John Bapttst, PrO\ mciJI; Brother Rarmond Fleck, President; U. S. Reprcsentatt\'e John Young . Cap and Gowners, minutes before grand march. Brother Peter and Msgr. Matoka. Rdati\C·s , friends, parents, wJtCh the procession of graduates to bJccalaureate 1\!Jss. Graduates' procession for posterity. 139 �Entering Our Lady of Victory Chapel for High !>.·lass. Trad itional flag blessing ceremonr. Treasures soon to be happily clutched . ..,r" . ~~ ~" I \' ~ • \ 140 Dunng Comrnenu:ment Jddrf'5s. V. R1chbourg, MJn-o(-the-Year. �Bob Kamm and his fat her ta lk w•th T om Kaiser at the party. CongrJtulator")· te-legrams. Speaker, Gudu.ates, Guests. 141 �ALUMNI REUNION Registrati on. Ice breaking. l\.-fore. Holy Cross Hal! socia lizing. This year's Alumni Reunion was th<' biggest )'Ct-in num· bers,menthusiasm,andinplansforthefuture. The Alumni Memorial Mass and Communion brukfast were followed by busin<"ss meetings, a social hollr, a dance. and a banquet Mr. Burke O'Rourke was named the new President; Wootton Young, new Vice- President: Brother H ugo Ellis, old and new Secretary-Treasurer For the first time the ladies met in special ~ssion for a White Flephant sak, an expenment in acc1uaintanceship and con· viviality. O perationmostsuccessful St. Edward's Alumni are not only her pride and jO)', but her fond<"st hope for a future full of progress and development, a greater St. Edward's New regional units reported from Dallas. Ft . Worth, Hous· ton, Galveston, Corpus ChnstJ, and McAllen, the most ex· citmg Alumm news of the Year Alumni l'-f emoria l Mass. 142 AherMas.s More Lea• mg chapel. �Well laid pttnlL t.Jb[('. �Brother RJym ond Fleck. C.S.C., present ing awuds at banguet in K . of C. hJll B.wgueteers P at Finn, Father of the year. Homer McElroy, outstanding 20 year alumnus . Brother Raymond, SEU President. Burke O'Rourke, outstanding lO yr. alumnus. At the alumni banguet Mr. John Ryder, past President. Luge. d1stinguishcd, hmily gathering ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource St. Edward's University Yearbooks Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright St. Edward's University. The materials in this collection are made available for use in research, teaching and private study. 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DEDICATION The Staff af the 1959 1'c rver is proud to dedicate this book to Brother R aph:~cl Wilson, esc Brother Raphael came to St. Edward 's in Januarr,l948, short ly afte r the University was taken over by the Brothers of ll oly Cross Since that time he has been active in all phases of UniH-rs•tr hfc~hc has been Dean of the College, Director of Testing and Guidance, Rector, Prdo::u, Hcscard1 Fellow at the Uni1crsity of Texas School of 1'\ lcdicinc in Galveston, and Member of tht· To.:x.1s B~sit Sci<·ncc Board, to mention but a few of the nunr thing> he has done Although Brother Raphael is note<! for being an .1hk .ldministr.ltor, an cxttlknt supervisor, a friend and counselor to the students and an outstJnding sd10L1r, he is, d)Oi e all, a good te.lCher. N o higher praise could be given him . �Brother R.aph~el -and Brother Raphael, student students-~nd "Gertrudt• �THE YEAR Wdrom~ Fresh �And the lllini Club Turkey Trot The Fceshmen celebrate the end of Frosh we..k the bonfire ~~.L) . Christmas time. -~~ '"'~' . goong home and the b.oanoes hot ��~~R\\.. ,.,,rrn. THEYEAR MAY ���GOODNIGHT, MR. DEAN Mr. Monroe P. Dean was the watchm.1n m Holy Cross Hall for stx years, and m the truest sense, "a friend of the Uni,crsity." H ts sudden passing in October made us rea lize this more than ever. The news of his deat h aught us totally unaware. Mr. Dean had become, to us, so accepted, that to sign in after 10 p.m. on a w«k night devoid of hts presence (it seldom C\'Cr luppened) became a clumsy act. \VIe also felt sorry that we nC\'Cr, really, got to k now M r. De.1n wdl. Mr. Dean contnbuted a pHI of the wa rmth to each of us that ha.s made the Hall a home. The assurance of hts presence can. for us, never be dupliCated. Good ni~ht. Mr. Dean. Rut~titJral m pau. 12 ��I:JROTH6R RAYMOND FLECK. PRESIDENT C.~ C. l'hD June, 19'9 Dear Gr.1duate: sen?o~ ;~~ ~c;:_i0E11J~~J~a~nti~e~:y~· 1~ ~ 7~! t~~;; :;~~s~=~ ra~~e:e:~va~ th~e~r:~er~l~r~::t 0 1 3 ff':r 3 that I write these few lines. During the form:Hrve rears of your college education, and even now as those years draw to a close, you are hardly in a position to evaluate what }'OU have recC"ived at St. Edward's. But as thC' years move along, and you slOp occasionally to reflC'Ct on your college days, WC' hope }'OU will find that St. Edward's was more than an expcnence bracketed by four years of your life. \YIC' trust that the spirit of St Edward's will contmue as a vital force in your life, and that the ~ginning of wisdom cultivated in your mind and heart will mature and ~ar fruit in the years ahead. That God m;a.y grant an abundant har\'est of wisdom and hlppiness for you and yours is our sin(erest pnycr, as you take rour leave of the campus 14 Brother Raymond Fleck. C.S.C.. Ph 0 Presidem �BROTHER SIMON SCRIBNER, CS.C.. Ph .D . VICE PRESIDENT Brother Simon Scribner, C.S.C., Ph.D., is Vice President of the Uni\•ersity, a member of the Local Council, the Academic Council, the Standing Committee and a Trustee of the University. He recei\·ed his B.A. at the University of Notre Dame in 1936, and his M.A. in 1941 and Ph.D. in 1947 at the Catholic University of America. He has been at St. Edward 's since 1946. Brother Simon Scribner is a professor of English and Spc!Xh 15 �L U IRECTORO I' STUDENT ACTIVITIES, »ROTHER ( HARLE)) 111\DERSEN. C.SC DEAN 01' TilE COLLEGE, SR01-HER rRAI"CIS BORGIA ~'OEHLER, CSC _j 16 �BROTHER DONALD CONNOLlY, C S C Trt~§urn BROTHER CORNELIUS CORCORAN , C.S.C. Prrfn:t of D iscipline BROTHER RAI'HAEL WILSON . CSC PhD. ADMINISTRATION BROTHER SI LVAN MELlElT. C.S.C. Rrgis tnr MISS GEORG IA ZRUBEK Srcrt'tary to the Registnr �!'ATHER JOSEPH r.kALLISTER. CS C Religious Counst"IOr. MRS. WILMA SULLIVAN. RN Nurse 15ROTH I:R LUCIAN liLERSCH. CSC Atbleti( Direnor I'ATHER JAMES J. 0 "1.\RII'N. CSC. U. D Chapl<~•n ADMINISTRATION BROTHER CARROL ANGERMEJFR, CSC L1brH1an 18 �BROTHI;R EDMUND H l'NT UROTHER ROMARD BARTHEl esc.. C.SC.. Ph.D D "·ision of H u1mnities UROTHER LtS!.I.I.E WOELFEL C.SC. Ph.D. D1"ision of Bu"""'s !.Jministration DIVISION CHAIRMEN BROTH ER F!.BJL'S DUNN esc.. M ..-. D"ision nf Soci.ll $(it·n(l·~ D i\1sion 0f l'h)>i<Ji PhD. ~nJ Bioloo~:kal Scitn.t~ BROTHER \\'ILUi\M Mi\1\'G C.SC.. Ph D Dn·i'"'" nf To:,td><:r TrJinm.~ �BROTH ER CHAR LES AND ERSEN C.S.C., M.S. in Ed lnstrucror m English BROTHER CARROL ANGERMEIER C.S.C., M.L.S. University L1br~n~n FAC BROTH ER ROMARD BARTHEL C.S.C., Ph D . Professor of Physics BROTHER LUCIAN BLERSCH C.S.C.. M S. Professor of Engi~r•ns BROTHER COR.., llll'S CORCOitAN C.SC.. MB.A hurnacror 1n e._,,nn.t A dmmoJitll- �lTY REVEREN D DONALD DRAIN!: Assost~nt CS.C., M .A Professor o f PhiJo,uphy BROTHER flllli US DUNN C.S.C., M.A. Assost~nt Prof(-swr of li•Story BROTHER HlJGO ELliS C.S.C., MA Assist:lllt Ubramn IJROTHER GERMAI N FADDOl'L C.SC, M.A Asststant Profcssnr of En,~:l tsh 2J �REVEREl\.D JAMES FAHEY CS.C., BA Instr uctor .n Re hg1on MR. ANTHOl\Y H : RR JS M.A AU1 ~ t ~nt ProltSWr I' ' Sp~ m ~h FAC IJROl HL R RA) M0.\, 0 IILL "CSC., Ph D P"'f"'""' ul C.hto 'lllr\ A~n~t~nt MR. DALE I RA"- C. I\ B.A ln stru<lor 10 tlrvthn R..1mtki•.J.; .... tt Mo>Jnubu.tr J ourn~ l"" �BROTH !OR EDMU /\0 H UNT l'rofe~sor of C.S.C , Ph.D l.u1;;u.rges anJ H ostoq CLn~icd lTY BROTHLR DA/\IEI. LY/\CJI C.S.C., PhD A~s•~•~n! l'ruf~swr of iju,lu,l;) 23 �BII.OTHER WILLIAM MA NG CS.C, PhD. Professor of Educa tion REV EREND JOSEPH M<AI.LISTER CS.C., M.S. Chaf>lain to Studt nls FA~ BROTHER THOMA ~ esc.. M (Cl"J.J.Ql"(_.H PhD lnstruliOr on (.huno>t ry BROTHER SILVA:-. MI'U.Ell CS C. , M S •n r .Ju,~ nun J.l n i\N~IIl ll.lJo:l\tr~f M it ( LA I 01 :....01 f' 24 '" ll"tnal•'f on .... _ .... "•>!don �UlTY REVEREl\'D JAMES]. O'BRIEN CS C. Lin. ll. S.T B . LL.D Chaplai n M R. SAM I'AR IG I M.B A lnst ru(!Qr in l.lu$oness AdministrJt ion MR. PETER PESOLI M.A Assistant Professor of En,~:lrsh BROTHER SIMON SCRIBN I:R CS.C., PhD Proftssorof En,~:hsh 25 �COlONEl H M SW EENEY PhD Asso<i3tc Professor uf Boo108Y BROTHER PETER VLKMAl\JC c.~.c M s Associate Pmfessor of Ph)·Sical Sciences BROTHFR RAPHAEL W ILSON esc . PhD Prufes..ur uf Boulo~o~) UROTHFR FRAl\CIS \X'OFHLFR M A esc , Jnstruonr LA~AU BROT HrR A~ ..ou~te esc.. U r<>~hc·r f'OIO" Anutu 26 I \\ Ot:UTI PhD Profe;sor uf Busmch A Jm m ostr~ hon ~ nJ A uo.llln ttn~o~ ilkiMl n r b n ; - n ' tH')OIIII: liu~nol1 4 I• 11th~ !;..toby 4trJ (.n.ar RuL li e l•n< m [J u,~ tinn ��SENIOR ClASS F F c E R s vice president .................................................................................. JACK McCOLLUM president ......................... ................................................................. W ILBUR KOHNLE senetary-treasurer ............... ...................... ···················------··················· MARK RITTER Wdbur Kohnle of El Paso, Texas, Jack McCollum of Chicago, Illinois, and Mar k Ritter of Austin, TeXls, were chosen by the senior class of 1959 to represent them during thc1 r last year at St. Edward's University. \'Uilbur, ~·h ose slogan of UN ITY ! helped win the cle<tions, not only was acti\'C on lhc political scene at school, but also was noted for being a basketball star Jack, an accounting major, had been referred to as "The Hilltop's Organizational Fire·ball ' lx:cause of his acti\·ity in so many dubs and oth~r organizations. Mark RJtter, an active member of the Com· merc<c Forum, w.ts one of the f1rst day students ever to be elected a class officer. 28 �MICHAEL BARTHEL H ARLAN BOYLE BROTH ER PETER CLARK E"ans"ille, lnd,ana B.S. in Mathematics Pampa, Texas B.S. in Business J\dministration Watertown, New York A.B. in Education SENIOR CLASS - 1959 In September, 19)'), a large group of young men arrived at St. Edward's and enrolled as Freshmen. They were shown their rooms in old Andre Hall or in Sorin Hall, they were given a smoker, a Welcome Frosh dance, and a schedule of classes. Pretty soon their number be,~.:an to dwindle. Some stayed only a few days. Some were there for the rest of the year, but when the group mo\·ed over to Holy Cross Hall in the fall of 19')6, there were many faces missing. T hose who remained valiantly tried to beat some humility into the new mob of Freshmen, and then began to reminisce on the good old days in Andre Hall. Before the year was over they saw a new Andre Hall be· gin to take shape. In September 19')7 there were even fewer in the class. They saw the new And re Hall completed and their old home-for·a-ycar towed across the campus to the scholasticate. Pretty soon work began on the new Science Building. T hen, this last September, a hand· ful of these who started in 1955 returned to St. Edward's. These are the seniors oi 1959. P ETER FERRY PATRICK H AMI LL CONRAD H AYTHORNE Glendale, California ;':"ry :;;;.,._ _ A.B.in H;:; Benton, Arkansas B.S. in Physics Glendale, CaJifomia B.S. in Business Adminisrnttion �ROBERT HO LMES B.S. in Business Administration Gah·eston, Tens Ozzu: H a)thom~ ~nd a group of <Ountry run. JERRY LARSON A.B in En,~:li sh Lubbod::, Tuas Nt \\'TON J.tllLANC B.S. in Business A Jmim, tr.U uon Au~tin, TeKa~ WILBUR KOHNLS II.~ II 1n l'hp"' I'~"'· 'I"~' A II m l:ll,!:l"h Au,rm. Tc.c~s �JACK MCCOLLU .\1 B.S. m A<tuunun,:: Jack "kCollum dl-cided to lam! jus! as !he aonbuiM><I!" w.>s abou1 tole-avo:-. Chica,::o. Jllm,us BROTH I II JAM I.'> M ART1N 1 C.S.C A H.'" [Ju<.>lmn L<trobe. Pt·nn~)I•Jnu A portr.l•l of happ)' men Pr1<1l<>. Torn.1b<·ne. anJ OpJ'<'rm•nn cntO) ·' _.:uoJ mo:-al at th~ SeniOr Banqu<.'C BROTHER PATRICK OUVI:R. C.S.C. A.B. in i:duCJ!ion KmgSt<m. Pennsyl,Jn•.> T H J,QOORE OPPJ:R~IANN !J.S. 10 Bu>m<:» A JminJ>!r.>t ion (,_,r,cston. SII AUN a·BRllN A .B. m J-l ,,tO<I O .>lbs. T,,.,, CH MLES POPP B.S m Bu"n~" AJm•nl'l<.lUun Ml'mphis. loJ,.mJ Tc~.•s �I. MARK THOMAS RITTER B.S. in Busi n~s Admini stration Austin, T exas A.B . in English Phil addphia. Pen nsylva nia THOMAS TO RNABEN E B.S. in BU.'linns Administration El Campo, Texas Th~ Senior Cla» on formal -=~~non,~: a u"~ abou t tO a~t~nd a wo.-ial func~ioo a ~ which t~ solocit ous Frt"$hmln dus Str~~d l donntr on a courteous and fro~ndly mann~r. No OM wu hurt 32 B.S. in Soology McDonald, Penn sylvania �JUNIOR ClASS OFFICERS 'icc president secretary-treasurer .. pre;ident . ....... DEWEY DOG/I ANTHONY SCAPERL.AND/1 BART CROt IN 33 �MARVI N CAVA!.UNO K~nn~r. Lou.~iJna ClASS of 1960 RONALD CtNAI Chicago, ttt,no•~ BART CRON IN Oklahon1~ Cu)-. Oklahom~ �DEWEY DOGA llc:-aumunt, Te~Js Scaperlanda, O pperonann. Mt Knit:ht and dates coming Dance .l( thl." G ah·eston Club Wd BROTHER JAMES GULNAC c.s.c Bradford. Pennsyk mJJ BROTHER ARTH UR HANN AWAY UROTHER JOSEPH c.s.c c.s.c D urham. Connectotut Hartford. HARR l;, Conn<·< t~<ut CLASS of JOHN HOLM Saudi Arabia BROTH ER JOHN HOV U HAI\ c..s.c. Loudonvdl~. New YoM< �BROT HER jOSEPH K UMHERA C.S.C. Al mena. W ixons on ClASS of 1960 JOH N LINN Port Al1hur. Texas BROTHER JOSEI'H LQVITO c.s.c. Brooklyn, New York �DAN ~((DQNO UG H Ron Cina l rC'turns Mlmf' formodabiC' loolcmg boolc$ to thC' l1bnry Corpus Chro5ti , TC'us JOH N McKN IG HT Yoak um, l'C'I:I..S BUDDY N ICHOl. San Antonoo. T C'n.! T HO MAS OlTIS Wads ... onh. TC'Xas CLASS of 1960 BROTHER Ar--TH Q;>.. Y PEROWITZ c.sc flmt, Mocho,~tM~ TED POPP MC'fTl!'hl<.lnJanJ �DAVID PULKRABEK Yoakum, Texas BROTHER LEO RATHBL' /\ c.s.c. Grand Rap1ds, M JCho,~;an I ClASS of 1960 BROTHER ALEXANDER STROZ ,C.SC. Phlladdphol, PC'flnsyl~ano• JOII:". \I UIVA"- rlt"•· 38 on .., A'OR(W Vh(.ARO I Alal•n. Tru1 �SOPHOMORE c L A s s 0 F OFFICERS I q president ........ .s«retarr·treasurer vice-president ........ .............. JOHN SCHMID ...................................... ......................... .......... ROBERT KAMM ............... JOSE GARRIDO , 6 39 �s 0 JOHN AFINQWICZ Oklahoma Cn y, OklahomJ p BROTHE R RAIYH BAI RD C.S.C. San Francisw, Cahfom ra H 0 M 0 R E THOMAS BERG N~w U lm, Mlnnesor;~ ARTURO BEZANILLA Mexico City. D.F s JAM ES BOYER Port Arthur, Tt~as JERROLD BUTTREY Austin, Tuas BERNARD CLEARY Roch~wr, New York 40 �I 9 6 I BROTH ER TIMOTHY COYLE C. S.C. WILLIAM DAZET Buras, Louisiana CelonJ, Pennsylvania JAMES DONOVAN Ga rland, Texa' BROTHFR RONALD DR AHOZAL c.s.c Cedar Rapids. Iowa JOSE GAR RI DO PiedrasNegras. Mexico JOSEP H GOD IN ICH Gah·eston. Texas ALFREDO GONZALES Caracas, Ven.,zuda OONALD GRASSl T acoma, Washington �BROTHER ROBERT HERBS'! c.s.c. ]eney City, New Jersey BROTHER DONALD HOOD c.s.c. Hollywood, California s 0 p u GEORGE KAISER New Albany, Indiana 0 M 0 R ROBERT KAt.IM Oak Park, Illinois E s THOMAS KMIECIK Houston, Texas BROTHER ROBERT KOLINSKI c.s.c. Chicago, Illinois KIRWIN KOSLER Shiner, Texas �, q 6 JOHN KRAMER Waco, T exa5 FRANCISCO LEHMA NN Montl"rrey, Mexico VIC KRAMER Waco. T~xas BROTHER HUGH McCABE cs.c. Brooklyn, New York I BROTHER PEHR MART I N c.s.c ROBERT MEU LEMAN Southlknd. lndiana Rochester, New York BROTHER JOSEPH MILES C.S.C St. Fnncis. Kentucky GEORGE MILLER Houston, Texas �RUDY NEJA Anah ... im, C.lifornia MART IN N!GRELLE San Arnonio. Texas BROTHEl!. JOHN NOWNES c.s.c. Van Nuys, Califorma JOHN OPPER MA NN Galveston, Texas GEORGE PESSONEY Palestine, Texas MIKE PRENDERGAST Reseda, California BROTHER HAROLD QUALTERS It's not the footlnll that hurts walk . .. us, •Is the c.s.c Mansfield, MauachuJCtu �KENNETH REIMER South Bend, Indiana VINCENT RICHBOURG Tyler, Texas BROTHER PAUL RA H AI M esc Quincy. Massachusetts MEL ROURKE Galv~ton, Texas ALAN RO USSEL Edgard, Loui siana e L CESAR RU IZ Monterrey, Ml·xico ADALBERTO SANTOS Piedras Negras. Coah. , Me xico A s s 0 f JOHN sc:Hr.tr~ Salem. WJsconsm '61 45 �GEORGI! WEST Corpus Chri,ti, Texas BROTHER I'REDERIC K WILLIAMS c.s.c Charl.,ston. South Carolin~ JOSEPH W ILSON Dal e, Texas JOSE PH WRIGHT Mason, Ohio �1962 F R E s H M A N OFFICERS ''ice-president ....................................................................................... TOBY PRIOLO ............ ......................................................................... ROB ERT ZAPALAC president sccret:ary-treasurer ·······················---············ . ..... .• ......................... T HOMAS HANLY c L A s s 47 �196Z BROTHER MICHAEl. ADAMS C. S.C. Burb~nk Californ•a PHILLIP ANGELLE Port Arthur. Texas LEROY Al'HON ELLO Chkago, Illinois BROTHER STANLEY ARBIICH C.S.C Scranton. Pcmnsyi, J n•a THOMAS ARMBRUSTER Norfolk. Nebraska FREDERICK ARMS New Orleans. l..ouisian:~. BROTHER RICHARD ARNOLD C.S.C. L.-banon. Pennsrlvan•a JOHN BAUER Evansville, Indiana JAMES BEAK G!env,ew. llbnois g~<;O~r_ H FR JOHN HIRCH Anldx>ro. Ma..~<hu«cll< JAM ES BOARD Jdftnonvllk. lnd•an~ �1962 RICHARD BOSSE Elkhart, Indiana DAVID BOYINGTON Long lkad,. California CHAR LES BRAVO Arcadia. California LEONARD BRE!DING Akron, Ohio GEORGE BURGESS Eagle Pass, Texas WI!. UAM CALDWElL Gknda le. California WAYNE CAME T Metairil·, Louisiana BROTH ER JOHN (AR I NGTON C. S.C. K"n"s City, Kansas ROBERT CASSIDY Akron. Ohio ARMON[)() CASTILLO Managua. Ninra~ua NELSON CERV!.NTES Gl•ayaquo!. Ecuador, SA �BROTHER EARL CHAND LER esc Eva ns\'ill c-, l nd ia nJ GERALD CLARK OrJnge, T<.'xa s JOHN CONWELL Evanswn, Illinois LA URENCE COWDEN Ok lahoma City, Ok bhom,, DONAL D COX Columbus, G <.'orgi,, FRED CROWE Alhambra, California LAURENCE CUMMINS Ill Ind ia na pOlis. Indiana BROTHER T HOMA.S CUNN ING HA.M c.s.c. Geneva, Minn esota BROTHER RICHARD DALY esc Los Wli.UAM D EAN Cairo, lllmois An.~:t'les. California �BR01'HJ:R A1\'l HO:\'Y Dt:liBERTI esc. Broulclyn, r..:ew York rRANK DELKER Hc-n..krSO<l, Kc·mucky BROTHER THOMAS DFRRJG c.sc. Lyndhurst, Oh10 BROTHER BREN DAN DINAN esc Flushm,!:, New York !!ROTHER JOHN DONAH UE esc Taunloo, Manachuk'fh EDWARD DOWNES Ch•c.go, IJJ.no•s BROTIIlR CHARLES DREVON c.sc. flml, M•ch1g111 BROTHER ROBERT D L'CHARME c.s.c. IX'yandonc, M1dugan BROTHER MICHAEL Dl'DLEY c.sc. Nt'Whall, Cahfom.a BROTH ER FREDERICK DL'NN esc. Ugun.1 Ba..h. Cah1om1a DAVID ECK~TEI:\ AnJcnon. ln.d•1111 �JEROME EGAN Albany, New York JOSEPH EMERSON lkaumont, Tex.u BROTHER AN THONY FADALE c.s.c North Ho llywood, C~ l ifornia BROTHER FRANCIS FEElEY C S.C New York. New York BROT HE R DONALD FLEISCH · HACKER, C.S.C Chi cago, Illinois JOHN FARREll lndoanapolo s, lndoana JOSEPH FRAN ZEll l Auscon, Teus MI CHAEL FRY Corpus Olro5 to, Tens WIIRREN Fl!N EL New O rleans. l ouo)oana FRESHMAN JOS EPH GilLE ~e"' Ork~n~. luuo)o~n~ IJRO'I II (R DAV ID (., [ R(, [ c.sc. M oi,.Aulet, \\''"""''" ~ �BROTHER WALTER GLUHM C. S.C. H ~ milton , Oh io JAMES GOFF Gr;o. ngt-r, Indi ana BROTHER JOSEPH GRAZIANO c.sc. Albany, N t-w York MICHAEL GREELEY Wt-st Bradenton, Florida RICHAR D HA LLER Canoga Park, California THOMAS HANLY South Miami. Florida BROTHER W ILLIAM HERMA N c.s.c. St . Cla.r, Mo ch i.~:an IONRIQ UE J IM ENEZ F~glt> Pass, T I'""<JS BROTHER RI CHARD JOHNSON C. S.C. Youngstown, Ohio CLASS of 1962 EDWARD JONF.S Btt"JI"· Tc-us BROT HER jOSEPH JO RDA"' c.s c. Con"·'Y· Ark;o.n<a, �THOMAS K!dSER (Jlwkta, JJJ.no1S DENNIS KAMAt\. Sou~h B~nd. Indiana BERNARD KING San Juan, Texas BROTHER RICHARD KINIRY, C.S.C. Johmtown, P~nnsylv~nia BROTHER RICHARD KLINSK I, C.S.C Conne<:ticut Mend~n, THOMAS LAMB Co~tesville, Pennsylvanta LLOYD LANDRY Biloxi, M tssissippi THOMAS LANGLEY Evansville, Indian~ JOSEPH LAVELLE Rocky Rt.rr, Ohto ALFRED LEFEVRE Chalmf:'tfe, Loutstana BROTHER ROBERl LOMUPO. C.S C. Broolclyn. Ne" York 54 FRESHMAN ClASS �C..FRALD 1.0\\ ERY 1<-ml'h: C.U), C..:.loforn•~ BRO"tH [ R LA\VRENCE Ll'SSIF.R C.S.C. Cohoes. l\~w York W ILLIAM LYNCH l.wourJo, l\ew J~rsq· BROT H ER CH ARLES McBRIDE, CS.C. Chicago, Illinois BROTHER GERALD McCORMICK. C.S C Detroit, M iehJgJn JAM ES McDERMOTI" 'X'est H~,·rn. Conne<.ll<ot PATRI(K M<GEH EE New Orluns. Lomsoan~ of 1962 BROTHER C HARLES MACK c.sc l ndian~polis, l ndoana RICHARD MAHA FFEY l ndianapolos, lndoan:a PATRICK MAHER New• Orle~ns, Louoso~n• W AYNE MARSHALL ChiCI.,I;O, llluxm 55 �JA MES MAJEWSKI Granger, Indiana BROTHER CHARLES 1-IARTINEZ, c.s.c Hollywood, California BROTHER JOHN MAY, C.S.C. Maybee. 1-hchogan CLASS BROTHER JEROME MEYER, C.S.C Cltveland, O!lio !.LBEkT MJKU LENCAK Elgin, Texas BROTH ER DONALD MOOSE, C.S.C. Carlisl e, Penn sylvar~ia RICHARD MOYLAN Agaiia, Guam, M. l . MARTIN MUEJ.LER Cuyahoga Fall s. Oh io BROTHER ROBERT NEBUS. C.S C South Amboy, New jersey JA MFS O KEHf Mo~h~" ak~, l.ARLO~ M•n~,~;:ul. l 11do~na OSORIO :\otar•J.:uJ D!.V ID I'Alll (ononn•lo. Ohoo 56 �DANIEL PEN DE RGAST D~llas. Texas BROTHER HERBERT PERKINS c.s.c. Compton, California BYRON PEVETO Ttxas Ctty , Texu of 1962 SAMU EL PHII.UPS Ausun , Tens BROTHER NICHOLAS PIANO, C.SC. Eri e, Pennsy han•a BROTHER GI LBERT PRETI"O, CSC. Bronx, New York EDGAR PONCIANO Hav:~.na, Cub.. MIGUEl. I'ONCIANO Ha, ana, Cuba fOB\' PR IOLO Amarillo, Texas ERNEST RAMIREZ Browns•·•lle, Tu:;u BROTHER DAVID REEDY cs.c. W'ntm.nner, Maryland BROTHER jAMES REESE esc CleH·Iand, Ohoo 57 �CLASS BRO THER JOHi\ REIHFR. CS.C J<·rsq· N~wark, N~:w MICHAEL RICARD Chicago, l lhnoi~ CARLOS RIDDLE Rosit~. (oJh. M<:~ow PATRICK ROUERTS New Ork~ns. Wuostana CHARLES ROU .O Texas City, Texas HROTHER MICH AEL ROPER. CS.C 'IX' est Ha.en, Connc(\t(llt DENNIS RYCH LIK ft.lauderdalt-. flonda llROTHER SEVERUS SANCHEZ, C. S.C. b Feri~. Texas UROTHER DONALD SCHAPKER. C.S.C. bans•tlle. Jnd>ana BROTHER THOMA!!. SCH EL'RER. C.SC ~bnhtu, Mum<:SOta JOHN SCHifl' /;•Ans•olle,lnJo•n• I!ROl/11 R RIC..HARO '(.HROECK (.$(. hu: , l'<nn)yh•n•• �of 1962 IHI.OI HER JOH;-... Sl.HL'SZLER, cs.c. (.k,danJ, Oh1u )OH,'\, !lEAL Lu)~llVJ.;.I l'Jlb, Ohio llROTHlR I·RAi\.U~ \I·RVI:DIO C.S.C. [n<mo. CaJ,forn•J BROTHER \X' ILLIAM SH EEHAJ.'\j, CS C Drtrou, MtChogln UROTHFR 00/\ALO TREMER . C.S C •'\.orthri<lge. C.J.J,forntJ I.IROTHI:R VJNCENI VAl\; DEN 1-II:.L Vl.L, C.S.C. LmleLhU!e, \\1.SC:on>m W ILLIAM VA1\DEkW EELE Pt>toskq, MethogJn JL'AN CARLOS V ITA Buenos A•r~. Argentm~ } :'\MtS \VALKOWSKI .)outh lknJ, lnJJaou THOMAS \VATERMA,'\, Coni GJbl.-s, HoodJ BRO I HH Z\ORMAI\. \Vf!;T, C.SC VJn /\up. C.hh•tn•J. 59 �ClASS THEODORE WIERZBI NS KI Cokhester, Conne<:ticu t BROTHER W ILLIAM WICKHAM, C.S.C. Indianapolis, in diana of '62 JAME..'i ZAVARF.I.I.O Al<ron. Ohoo UROTHER DANIEL ZERFAS CSL Nurthn~,C..Iofnmoa ��1959 TOWER STAFF The T ower We, the members of the 19~9 Tower Staff, .ue proud to ha\'C been able to bring you this pictorial history of the school year at St. Edward's University_ This book would not have betn possible if it were not for the able assistance of the many students who, althouRh not members of the staff, willingly gave their time and talents to the production of this yearbook. Bernard Cleuy, Photographer, Pat Hamill. Editor.in-Chit-f. Mar"in Cavallino, Sports Edi.<o<.. .. . . - - - - . 62 �Thoma~ Hanl)' , A~~istant Editor, Edward Downes. La)'OU t. )<rome Rkard, La)·Out. TOWER STAFF �Off Ken of th~ Student Adl\otoes Counnl: (left 10 roght) Wolbur Kohnle. Surn,,.·y. Shaun O'Broen. Prnod~nl, Brother Charl~s Anderson, CS.C. Modcralo r, Anthony &apcrlanda. V•r~-Prniduu (Commimom), Jark McCollum, Vtu Pruident (S1ud~nt Al/4irt ) . M.arvm C..vallono. Tmuurer. STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCil The Student Act1vities Council JS made up of the pres1dents of the various dubs, organ1zat1ons, and classes of St. Edward's Um· ,·ers1ty. It s official purpose is to coordinate student affa1rs so that there will not be any conflicts 1n campus sponsored func· tions. However, the ""SAC"' actually docs a great deal more than 64 that and ser,·es as :1 form of student go,ernment. It not only makes suggestions on rules and regulations to the administration, but also takes care of such things as campus traffic, ontra-campus relationships, and financial assistance to dubs which are sponsor· ing student functions �s A c Left to Right: Chul~s Popp ( E Club ) . T homas T ornab.·n<" (Sou.u Ar.JduJI)), Oto"<'Y Do..:a mnu Forum ) , T hoodort' O ppe rman ( Gulr•rflo" Club). J oh n S(hmid (Sophomorl' C/1111 ) V ictorKram<·r ( NFCCS). lbrt Cronin (f:m/Or (Ct>m- Cl"u ) , T his year the Student Acti\·ities Council made several changes m student life. Perhaps the g reatest of these was obtainmg two one o'dock permtssions for restdent Seniors. T he SAC also managed to do someth ing this ye:u which had been but a wistful dream m the past, and that tS, it was actually able to coordinate the school functmns of St. Edwards, Seton Hall, and St. Ma11's Academy so that there were no conflicts in the acttl'ttics of these three closely related tnstttuttons. 65 �from lLft ro K1ght Dnid P~ul, Rrpurrtr, Rll hud Jos~rh H~ll~r. l~vellt, Rtporrtr, CtrcMioliiO# From l.,ft to R1ght; Edwud Downes. H.t poru r, Boer. Rtporru, Matt Landry. Rt porrt r. Jero~ RICard, Rt porltr, G"rma.n i\l"""l"· The Sl. Edward's Unnerstty Hillloppn, and her younger SISter the mimeographed Tabl~a.~~ which appeared once a week durmg the latter part of the year, ser\ed as organs of dis· serrunation of informatton as well as reser\'Oirs of the ideas, 66 opmions, bel1efs and e\en compllims of the student body dunng the school year. The crusadmg cdttomls of these papers had an eff«t on the o.mpus, and were actually heeded by both the students and the administration. �Th is year we saw the formation of the Student Court at St. Edward"s University. For many years students have felt that they should have some sort of court which could make decisions on infractions of the rules. Then, under the leadership of Brother Cornelius Corcoran, C.S.C., and Oz Haythorne the idea of the student court blossomed into the organization it now is. The Court was placed under the jurisdiction of the Prefect of Discipline, and its functmns were defmed as '" an organization which shall enforce the regulations of St Edward"s University, and which shall suggest punishment for infractions of these regulations."" It enforced the school regulations by constant reminders to the student body of the regulations; and by quiet suggestions, rather than by force, it was able to create a respect for the rules concerning student attire and behavior at public functions. The court was the subject of great controversy. Some were opposed to it, but the Ol'erwhelming majonty was for 1t. Although there were vehement accusations against the court as in the "" Bulls on Campus ·· article in the Table.w, for the most part the student body seemed to feel that the Court was an organization which was doing the school and themselves a great service. Perhaps the greatest compliment to the court is the fact thlt every student who was punished by the court felt that the court had been just. BROTHER CORNELI US CORCORAN, C.S.C Moderator of the Student Court STUDENT COURT �COMMERCE FORUM OFFICERS: Ldt to Ro)(hC D<""CJ Do~'· p,, ,,Jun. Anthon)' &a1"'' Ianda. V1c.' Prn1J•wl. Urother Corndous Cor<Ordn, CS C JI!,,Jn.•l"l. Thomas Hoard. Sar<l.ll'). Uart Cronm, 7",._.,.,,.,.1 l\!< mt>cr, Lef t tn Ri ,!( ht : First R'"' · J ose Garrid o. Anthon)· Ard,fmJ, Kenneth Reim er. Kai<er. Robert Mt•ulc mJ n. Ad Jih<:rlu San tos. Urotht• r Corn(Jiu, Corcoran, C.S .C Snund Rt >w Hart Croom Th,.odon P<1pp. Vin cent Ri ch· M c Donou~h boor,!(. 0 Jniel James Donova n, John Sulli•an C.~nr~c M.mh..r'. Ldt tu Ro)(h! For" R""· JI.,.J.h 1'\o,hul. Thoma• lluJo.l . .1~11< 1-hCt>llum. De"fl On)(~. Anthony "•Jrul~nda. OJ•••I l'ulkr~btk. IJruther Cur ndiu, CunotJn, C.'iC. .:;,.,.,n.l R"" ~hriJn Hu)l., DJ"J Lottloon. l\h rk Runr An)(d Fr~nJeltl John Kramer \\ollo<lm DHet 68 �GALVESTON CLUB The Galveston Club, the most u:tt\C "'City Club" on c.1mpus, has put on a dance welcoming the new Freshmen to the Hilltop C\'ery September. This year the '' Howdy- Frosh' dJncc v.as the only dance held lll the Holy Cross H:tll coffee shop wtth a ll\e orchestra. MemiX'rs: Left to Right M r SJm Plrigi. Ant iiQny SnpcrIJndJ, John Opperm~nn . Charles Rollo. Peter Quattrin>. Ted Oppe rm ann. Melnou Rourke, Gino Marchi ~~i ~ jL~ ii> ,_ 1 --~ ------ ________ I __,)_ The- Galn•ston Club '>X'elrome Frush' Dance 69 �Members, Left to R1ght: Bouom Row : Leonard Breiding, Fred ltrms, Buddy N.chol, Wayne Marshall, !'rank Delker. Top Row: Bcrn~rd Cleary, R1chard Boue, Patnck. ltoh her, Jamrs 0 Ke-efe. Charles Popp, Jack McCollum. KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS Off•cns Lefl to lliJ!h!. Bottom Row: Shaun 0 l.ln en. G,.,,J Kmthl, bth~r Joserh /ll t lt llist~r. (h.,plo~r~t, IS~rt <.ronon. D~p"l) GrJnd Kttrthl, Ronald Cmal , u ·.,,Jr,., T ed Ori'!Crrn~nn. Ru,;,rJrn& Suut.. ry. Top Row J ohn McKmght , !Jrrna, lto!J non Canl· I• nO, Trr..J~trrr, \Vilbur Kohnk. ChJttrt:llor, \l('dham D~zet, lfutdt G,.,,J, Brother ~ti-<'nus AJdman, C.S C .. FutJttcl.tl Surtl.trl �K. C. Members, left 10 R1ght: Bottom Row: Patnck \X' alia, fred Mahaffey, Rotl;lfld Romero, George Pesr.oney, David Pulk rabek. Top Row: John Conwell, Martin N•grclle, Lar')' Cum· mins, Denms R)·chlik. Tht· Knights of Columbus Council No. 2559 was founded O\'Cr twenty-fiYC years ago and it is now one of the most active dubs on the St. Edward's cam· pus. T his yeH there were fiftr members on campus and on~: hundred and fifty off campus belonging to the St. Ed's Council. Among the more f:J.miliar ac- tivities of the K of Cs arc the annual Hayride each fall and a 13oatridc in the spring which occasionally does not quite make it due {0 weather and other difficulties. Other activities not quite so well known :ncluded providing children of Cristo Rey Parish with a f rcc breakfast every Sunday after they attend C:J.te.:hism classes. Also, each year the Knights give the children of the Home of thc Holy Infancy 1n Austin new Easter outfits. O n the third Sunday of each month the members participate in a Corporate Communion at the nine o'clock 1---fass Each year the Knights cooperate with the St. Ed "s Commerce Forum in sponsoring a picnic. Members, Left lu Right: Bouom Row : Thomas Hant1, Jerome Egan, Patrick McGehee, William ~an Top Row ; John Bauer, Ed Henderson, j ohn Keohane, Gt'Orge Burgess, j ohn Ed utein K. C. 71 �p R E s s Members (From left to right) V1ctor Kr~mer, Bobby He lms, Roben Kamm, john B~uer, and Dick H ~llcr. Members ( From !dt to nght) T om Hanly, Mathew Londry, joseph Lave lle P~t Hamill, lkrnard Cleary and �c L u B Officers of the Press Club ( From left to ngh!) John Holm. Surtlary, Brother Francis Noonan, Tmm-.er, Jack McCollum, Prn 1Jenr and Marvin Cava!Jino, Vrrr PusiJm1 The Press Club is made up of members of the H illtopper staff, the To11•er staff, the play-producing staff, and members at large. It is one of the most active dubs on campus, and the one whrch affects the students the most in many ways. Althoug h the Press Club does not put on any strictly social activities, it is in charge of the Hilltop Capers, tht annual school pia}·. the Dutch Irish dar festivities, and th(· t\ lan of the Yen and Sweetheart Borgta, c.s.c_, AtoJ trJtor, T homas contests. Besides these activities, the Press Club is in charge of all student publications, including the Ht!ltopper, the T oU'er, the T ablea!l and Nib;. T his year the Press Club also sponsored two Jorums on contemporary problems. One was on existentialism Jnd the other was roncerned with the problem of the beat gen eratton. �Off•cers of d1e halo· laton Ameroun Club, from left to right: Miguel Ponnano, 1"u.uur~r. Donald Blanchard, Prnuient, jose Garrido. Via· PresJdMJ, Franns<:u lt'hmann. Snrnttr). ITAlO-lATIN Members, from left 10 right· Edgar Pondano, O$ar Ruiz, Carlos Osorio, Manud Guerr:~., J uan Vita. �Members, from left to right: Carlos Gutierrel. Arm~ndo Castillo. Serge ~besr. Alfredo Gonzales, Nrlwn Crrvantrs. AMERICAN ClUB The Hilltop Fiesta 75 �Officers, Left to Right: Thomas Tornabene, Presidem, Brothe r Thomas l\fcColluugh, Mod co·.11or, Kavanagh, Vite Presidem, Charles Schmieder, Sures,~ry, G("'rg(• \'\' est, T re,nurer. ''G~rtrud~". Jame, SCIENCE ACADEMY T he Science Academy has had a very actsve rear during which its members were able to present, for the edification of the stu· dent body, several mo"ies, le<:t ures and illustrJ.ted lectures. fl.·tost Members , Left to Right: George Moiler, Pat W alla, Fred Crowe, Thomas Berg. these were •n the "p>Opular" vein J.nd were intdligsble as well as interesting to the layman From Left tO Right· Rudy N ej a, John Afinowin. Martin Byron Peo.·eto. Ni.~:rellt �OHicers of the E-Ciub, from left to n ght : 1-lr. Edward Nurri, , Modn.ucn. Charl~s Popp, PtrJJdtnt, T~d I'Of'l'· T•t•l!'" '''-, Thomas l:loard. l'u~ p,,.,,J .,m. Vi n,~nt Rochbourg, Sn t'tlarJ E-CLUB Members, from left to tJght: Jack McCollum. f t:hpe \);faterw~ll. George M oller, James O 'K<-.:fe, Anthony Sopt:rlanda, Fro>derid< Arnt5, o~"J E.:kstem Mo>mbers. from ldt to nghL Keml<"th Reunn. Ted Opperm.tnn. R..n.oiJ Con~l. Wolhur Kohnlt-. Juhn SulloY~n. Jerry L.•rwn. H~rbn Uuyle �llliNI ClUB The lllini. Club is a "State Club" ?lade up _of people from l!lmois. The biggest funct•on of thts small organization. is the Turkey Trot, a dance i_n early autumn. Th1s year the dance was charactenzed by unusual decorations and me music of Vic Sterzing's orchestra. From Left to Right: Leroy Antonello, J ohn Schmid. \XI.J. Jiam Dean, Philip Jordan, and j ack Con,..•ell ,I I From ldt !0 right: Robert Kamrn (sun•I.JI')·tu.ou,.n·) , Jack McCollum ( Po 6Jfdtnl) , Jerome Ric:ud, Ed"·arJ Downe-s, and Ronald Cmal 'I he I limo Club rr~ted the: lurkcy I ro1 . ""c uf tho; b.r~t d~ncn of t~ f<"'T- �M em~~ of the National Federation of Catholic College StUdents, from left to right : Top row: Brother Charles llnd~ r sen. C.S.C., M rdt'~ator, Phil Jordan , j1mior Delt'XIllt, V ic tor Kramer, Senior Dl'legalt, llnthony Scaperl anda, Mathew Landry. Bottom Row: ~orge Kaiser, Thomas Noona n, Wa r~n Funel, Charles Rollo N.F.C.C.S. VINCENT HAll CHORISTERS �G~rh frurn the St·tun School of Nur,ll\g whu were dlOSt'll JS mo·mbcts ol the ~~ EdwArJ, Cheertng ::,quJJ Jre f>Kiured .11 n}:hl. They J rt'" Carol)"/\ &rJo,,k,, Utul)ll DrJnber,~:. &hb1 HJrnson, ~nJ Anne R~c.! Mu111M:r, u! Ilk ~1. EJw JrJ·; M<Collum, l'~lmk MJhcr, Rtt<l JnJ B...bb)- fbrn.on. Chctrle~J~n Run~IJ "'"' J~ck (.mJI, Anno. �first Row, left 10 rij::ht: W. Ko hnl e, J. Van Gal e, K. Re imer, Coach E. Norri! . Second row. left to right : P. Wat e rwall , D . Eckst ein, V. Ri chbourg, T . Board Third Row , left to right: C. Popp, T . Popp, ). O'Kede, R. Kam m HILLTOPPERS FOR '5g-'sq SEASON RECORD WE 95 70 78 " ," "" 56 66 THEY St. Thomas University Texas Lutheran Trinity University Pan American Texas Southern St. Thomas University Southwest Texas State Southwestern Huston-Tillotson Texas Wesleyan " 74 83 77 74 59 "" WE 70 63 60 79 7l 78 77 7l 6o 73 63 Won 10 Lost 9 TH EY University of Dallas St. Mary's University Trinity University Huston-Tillotson Southwestern Texas Lutheran Texas \'Veslcyan St. Mary's University Pan American " " 65 6o " 68 79 93 50 81 �Athletic Director Brother Lucian Blersch, C.S.C. In his S«ond year as Athletic Director, Brother Lucian worked hard to help the teams at St. Ed's :tnd did ever)1hing possible to help athletics, both varsity and intnmural. The intramural program especially reflected his efforts. Coach Ed N orris Coach Norris. one of the most highly praised coaches in the Big State Conference, lived up to that reputation \'V'ith a bck of notable player experience, he developed a good basketball te:tm, :t team that gave its all, whether ahead or behind in the score. T he same was true in base· ball. Student fl.h nager Fred Arms Fred, a freshman this )'Car, was the student man· ager for the varsity reams. Besides being manager, he particip:.ted in intramural sports. Br()(hcr Edmund, although he official!)' held no posit10n connected w1th athletics, wJs alwa)'S ready with a helpmg hand for the athlttic department. He built the blcadu:rs for the gym and w.as alwa)'S an inte rested spct.tator at the athletiC contt~ts. 82 �4-Year LC'tterman All-Conference Wilbur Kohnle - As a senior, Wilbur led the team in scoring with a 16.6 ave rage per game. This was good for third place in con· ference scoring. It was also W ilbur"s third year on the Big State Conference team. Wilbur"s desire and spirit was an inspiration for the team. Charles Popp 4-Year Lctterm:tn Charles Popp - ··c·, as he tS known around CJmpus, graduated this ye:1.r. Charley, although injured, demonstrated a hustling and fighting spirit which greatly aided the team. He was especiall)' tough on rebounds. 83 �Tom Boa rd 3· Ytar Letterman Tom Boa rd - Tom was injured most of the rear and was ~~~:,~~ r;~}' ai;il~t~ 1 ~:i~~if:n~~sje~'<'~~~l ~:~k~t~ ~~aJ ~~~ ability to be the playmaker of the team. Te.:l l'opp TlJ ";as our most stc;ady h;all pla)·cr The 6"2"" Jun •or from lnduna excelled Jt clca rm g the N(kboo.rJ~ ,~:arne 84 or rd"K.l\111(1~ wh• lc pla)"•n,~e a ,~:ood fl oor �Ken Reimer 2·Yea.r Letterman James o·Keefe ~ As a freshman, "Slim" lead the team in rebounds and was sC'Cond in team scoring. He was named to the All-Conference Sec· ond Team. 85 �Felipe Watcrw.1ll -- Better known as Phil, this 5'8" Jun· ior College transfer from Houston showed a great deal of hustle th1s year. Ph,l's best shot was a twohanded set shot Phil earned his first "arsity letter at St. Ed's Da\ e1 !~;rstr1i~e ~ 11~ e(h~:d a 1 ~ r~::a~~~;c~ 11~isw::rs~{. fecti\C m drl\'lng under the MkctJ although tum· pc~d 86 by an 111JU~d knee. �Vince Richbourg - Vince did not play enough to letter this year_ He did gain some g:tme cxperrcnce which Coach Norris counts on for next ye:tr Robert Kamm Squad man Bob Karnm - Bob did not earn his varsity letter this year. Bob did show .1 great deal of hustle and spirit in the games he did play. �Joseph Van Gale S<juadman �CANDID SHOTS 89 �THE TEAM IN ACTION 90 Dan• goe: lhrs on~ �MORE CANDID T he Little Guy p,oes hip,h for this rebound Ted gets two 91 �Wilbur shows that its all in the fingertips �Front Row (L to R.) : Hart Cronin. Rick Haller, Tom Ferro. Harlan Hoyk Terry Brellllll<'}'Cr. jitn McD~nnott and Ken Reimer. Back Row (L to R.): Manager Bob Cassidy. Luddy Scotka. Jo~ Emerson, Gaspar Cardinale. Vin(t Richbourg. Da'" Eckstein. Alan Roo<sel and Manager Fred Arm s VARSITY BASEBAll WE 12 12 3 II ~ 3 WE THEY H uston.Tillotson College Huston-T illotson College Southwest Texas State Texas Southern Unive rsity Texas Southern Uni versity St. Mar y's Un iversity 2 I 13 " 2 8 2 13 THEY Southwestern Uni,·ersity Southwest Texas State Southwest T exas State Texas Lutheran College Southwest Texas State 13 6 WON 6 l OST ) 7 games rained out This year's edition of the Baseball team was one of which Edsmen cou ld be proud. \Xfit h only one Senior regular, the team won four and lost one durin,g the first week of play. Then the team hit a streak of bad luck and dropped three games in a row. But probably the most disappointing fa<-to r of the whole season was the rain wl1ich forced the cancellation of seven conferenLC gat~es. T he team could ha ve (lone much bette r with this extra ex pencnce. 93 �LUDDY SCOTKA HARLAN BOYLE 4 Ye:u Letterman 2 Year Letterman lETTERMEN I 2 YcH Letterman 94 2 Year Letterman �V INCE RICHBOURG TERRY 13REMMEYER 2 Year Letterman 1 Year LettcrmJn BASEBAll LETTERMEN A LAN RO USS EL GASPAR CARDINALE 1 Year Letternun I Year Letterm:w �TOM FERRO l JOE 1:1'•-IERSON l Year Letterman Year Lcttcrman BASEBAll lEITERMEN l DAVE SEAL Year Lette rnun DAVE ECKST EIN l Year Lettrrnun �JIM McDER.MOIT RICK HALLER I Year Letterman Squadman ACTION SHOTS OF THE TEAM �THE HILLTOPPERS \'(1~ belt T c:u.s Southern: ')·2 �The picture a bove wu taken during the Beanie Bowl Gamt. h sho ws how e veryone at St. Ed"s has a ch ance to participate in Intramural athletin INTRAMURAl SPORTS Intramural Champions of 1958-59 Football .... . ···---- Basses Basketball . Scholastics Softball -···-···--···--······--·-····- Padukes Volleyball ---···- ----·--···-······-·---·-·-··-···-·-- Five - Fifths INTRAMU RAL COMMISSION ER Den n•s Kaman. Onl y a f rn hman. Denms. w 1th the cooperation o f team ca pt ains and Co.. ch No rri s. took cha rge of the mtramu ral p~ram andranitn•ry effi cieotly 99 �INTRAMURAl FOOTBAll Intramural Football Champs BASSES ilHSl'S Front Row (L to r.): J Larson. J. Holm, D. Do,~;a. Second Row : H. Boyle. T . Priolo, B. West, B. Nichol. B. Cronin. C. Haythorne. Third Rilw: D. Pulk rabek. M Prendcro~:ast. M.Cavallino Guess 'X' ho? Sul'humnrn l'ront Row (I. to r) J. Boy<'r, S•ntu~ lbck Row: R M eulman. G . Miller. A J Majtw>ki , A Rous~l. J. Brelsford. J. S,hmid, 8 G. Buttr"1' Wal ~h. Pulk u.cot udar 100 �A good crowd for the game5. l\13 gicians - Fr ont Row (L to r ): R. Bo5se. T . Lyn ch. Back Row: W . Camet, ]. Schiff. P. Roberts. D . Ka mari. The Sophs discu ss s trategy. Monks- Fr ont Row (I tor. ) : E. Down<'S. J Zavarello. \)? . D ean. F. b•·elle. Back Row: M. Ri cuJ. R Hall er, ""7 Caldwell , D . PJul Seal scores Vul!urc'- Front Rm• (I. tn r.) II Lefevre. Fred Arm~. D a•·<' !'<"al G. Cluk. L Rrt· idin~:. P An,:elk. H Todd. J Fmer<on 101 �INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL lntramuul Basketball Champs SCHOLASTICS The re~uh' o f the dlamr>ionship ~amc Millt'rgot rherebound Vuhurt~ - Fron! Ro"' ( l. to r l - P J\n,~telle, L. Breidong, R CaJ· ,;dy, G . Glark Back Ro"' Couh ~' Kohnle, J F.mc:rwn, B K•n,t. D 102 <;u] �Beats Front Row (l. to r.): C. "Tin y"" KoC'wler, T. Hoy. Bac k Row · ). Bruch. J. M cCollum. R Hel ms, J. Wil son. T. Pri olo Bremmeyer gets th<' rebound 1\lon ks - front Row (1 . to r. ) : J. Zav~r<"llo, W . Dean, R 1\hhaffey, l. Cummmgs, W . M ~rshall. R. Bosse. Sack Row: Coach D. Eckstem. T . Hanly, J Bauer. M . Rica rd. Co~ch J. O"K eef<'. 103 �INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL Intramural Softball Champs PADU K ES Paduke s - Fro nt Kuw (I. to r.): j. M~1ewski, '\t.'. Vandtrweele, Brother Thomas Cous. ineau. G . Ka istr, T. Opperm~nn, J. M cCollum. Bock Row:). McKnig ht, C. Popp, W . Kohnlt, ]. O'Ktefe, R. Kamm, M. Canllino. Left: Scholastics Front Row (!. (0 r.) : Brothers Richard D aly, Wahcr Gluhm, Chester Chrusciel, Donald Trem<"r, David G ergt-n, J oseph Hogan. Back Row : Brothcu Harold Q ualters. D aniel Zerfas, joseph J ordan, Anthony Deliberti. Norman West. Richard Klinslci, Anthony Fadale. R o,~:h t Gumps - Front Row {1. 10 r. ) . B Nichols, T . Board, D Rl\eu. ]. Larson . B.ck Row: M Pr<'ndergut, D PulkraJx,k. J Holm, j. Sull""' · T. Popp. 104 �Lett; Vulture~ front Row (I. to r.) : T. K;~.is,.r, P. Angt-lk, C.. Clark. L Breidmg Bad: Row: A. Lef,.vr•·. F. Arms, B. Kmg, J. Schiff. RigM: !LAC - Front Ro.,.· tl. to r.): C. O~orio, S. Maese. A. Casullo, G. Pessoney, F. Lehmann. Back Row· E. Ponciano, D . Blanchard. C. Gutierrez. F. G onniC'S r"'"""'.'f:!''J.!'/ ld!. Monb - Front Ro" (!. to r.) : T . Hanl)·, R. ,\bh~f ft:y, L. Cummmgs, D Kaman. W . Marshall. B~d: Ro" J. Kcohant-, R Bosse, T Armbruster, P Rob<"rls, J Bauer. 105 �INTRAMURAl VOllEYBAll Intramural Volle-yball Champs FIVE- FIFTHS l'"e-·f•fths - Front Ro"' (I. to r.) : T. Oppe-rmann, T . Tornabene-. D Ri,·era, B. Cronin. Back Ro w : 1.1. Cleary,). McKnight, W . Kohnk Right: Sophs Front Row (1. to r.) : K. Reime-r, V. Richbourg. J Maje-wski, G . Kaise-r. Back Row: R. Romero. } . Wal~h. R. Kamm, P. Qu.Utrini. l e-ft Cud mall l'ront Ro" {l. to r .) T Bre-mmryu , D Pu lknbd<, P Farrdl. Back Row; J. Sullovan, J. Hol m. C Popp. �Monks - Fron~ Ro" (I. h> r.) L Kmj:. J- 0 K~de. J- Emenon Fron~ ;>.h,:ouan• B~tk Ru" R UJrk J \<hoff, R M~) lbck Rn" B Ro" (I hi r ) D Kaman. \IJ:' Dun. L. Breodin,~:. D Sui J Kwhane, D f<bceon, }. Bauer M ~hAft). �GOWEN GLOVES This year, a team of seven entered the annual Austin Golden Glo\"CS Tournament. T wo men, John Schmid and Beto Santos, reached the finals and b«ame division cham· pions. T he team received a great deal of support from the students lmd the sport is fast becoming ;1. popular one at St. Ed's. Deto ,l:<'h ,,_.,.Jy for the ring. �FITE NilE One of the most active clubs on campus is the E Club. Under the leadership of Charlie Popp the Club again sponsored the annual Fite Nite which was a tremendous success. T here was a good crowd and an enjoyable show. Besides boxing matches, there was one wrestling match. T he college winners in boxing were E. Downes, ~ · Helms, J. Egan and P. Angelle. T he winner of the wrestlmg match was P. Roberts. Shaun inl>hdison SquarcGnJcn Egan go~s aftu his man The Bat!le Royal 109 �FITE NITE �ATHlETIC HONORS }.'lost Valuable Player Basketball - Wilbur Kohnle Most Valuable Phycr Baseball - Luddy Scotka Golden Gloves Champions Spring Tennis T ournament Winners Singles: Novice Lightweight Champ John Schruici First - Wilbur Kohnle Second - Toby Priolo Novice Light-Heavyweight Champ Beto Santos Cross Country \X'inncrs First: Phil \X'at~:rwall Second: ViPre Richbourg Third : Ted Popp ALL INTRAMURAL Athlete Of The Year Bill VanderWeele �ATHlETIC THE TRACK TEAM Front row (l.to r .) : K. Reimer, W. Mushall. T . Hanly, P. Farrel! Back row: M Ca,·allino. T. Bremmeycr, J. O "Kede. M. Greeley. T his year was the first for this team. The admiuistration has already appropriated funds to make it a major spring sport next year ALL - INTRAM URAL FOOTBALL Front Row (I. to r.) : J. Buurey, A. Santos. J. Emer· son. Back Row: B. Cro nin, H . Boyle. G. Mi ller. The tennis players pose for a picture. �REVIEW ��WELCOME FROSH On September \3. St. Ld"·ard s w.J.s flooJeJ wtth 72 wtdeered Freshmen, eJger to buy Andre H.dl ele1ator passes Jnd used "Little Bl:tlk Books' \.\tth one-hundred tumcs, :~ddrc:ssc~. Jnd te-lephone numbers. The li rst week of wllq;c life ended Wtth the annual "G Clu b dJnce. Then the Frosh donned their ''E" bcantes and proceeded to p!eJst the upper d.1ssmen tn c1crr wJ) they lOuld, Sulh JS clcanmg t.J1ctr rooms, sen m8 them :1 rncJI, Jnd pushmg pc.1nuts up the hdl The Frosh Jlso, to pro1c thetr ~bility and school spmt butlt a large bonftre. one of the most ~UllCs~lul in the htstorr of the schooL �COLLEGE STARTS OFF The bonfire bto.;;~n tu grow until some ur<:less 501>humor"~ sct t•retou. FRESHMAN WEEK 1\l cCollum's room m"er quH<: recovered from the thorough th~ mdu~troous F«»h. cle~mng by Rollo u amned, but P11olo st~mnl to enJoy the dmnn". �WITH ABANG-and HOW! l Van Gale and frinld$ gtve Pat Hamill's pink bubblo:-l ight the Sptt and polish treatment. �DEDICATION of NEW SCIENCE BUILDING �Our )UII y HillTOP CAPERS Van Gale makmg l1ke En~oo Pm~a mast<:r·Ot·ce remon •~>-Sh.•un 0 B"en ���DECEMOER 6 •~ 9:oo .. J2:oo PIT COMMODORE PERRY HOTEL GIOS-'I.oo VINCE STER1.1NG BAND �P~eto and Schmod adomnn8 the d«oratoons WE COULD HAVE DANCED All NIGHT \Jolho·. >Jtlln8 mIll) th~"' 123 �CANDLELIGHT SUPPER Songu•b McCollun1 p ays close attention to the 124 ~peakcr at th e nght to tho: ~tra•n~ ot Brother jo<wb";; co: ll u �THE IlAC PING-PONG TOURNAMENT Every year the ltalo- Luin American Club presents a ping-pong tournament wlll(;h is open to all students of the University. There arc three di,isions, the open division, the novice di,:is_ion for those who do not pby ptng-pong expertly, and the doubles dtvtsion. There is always ~ lot of rnte rest in the tournamen t, and this year the finals were played tn the gymnasium so tlut everyone could watch with case. The wtnners of e:1d1 division were awarded trophies :11 the ltalo- Latin Amcr~tan d.mcc. the H illtop Fiesta Terror o( the H ave paddle, will play l'•ng-I'OnJl tJb!~ �DUTCH IRISH DAY Ha5eball l hrce-kgged 126 r~cc �THIS CAMERA CAUGHT PROGRESS IN ACTION Th1s rear students have seen much improvement on campus. Such need~d improvements as a new lawn put m between Congress A\'enue and the Science Building, street lights throughout the campus, new roads and side· walks, and bettering of the baseball diamond. T his progress has made St Ed"s a more pleasant place to live. They grow better without roots New roads New buddmgs. N ~w Entrance �Croom'$ bar~rshop. .no mamcures or sho., shines CAMPUS SCENES Rdant.on 128 �FORUMS �THE PRESS ClUB PRESENTS "A HATFUL This year the Press Club presented 1ts annual play in early spring. The play was "A Hatful of Rain" by t.Iichael Gazzo; it is a storr of how a man's life and famil)' is ruined by his ;a.ddiction to morphine. The Lt-ads· Clair GamH and Hamill. J~ck McCollum uuerly disregard Director Pat The play was an aJl.student production. It was directed by Hamill. Jack McCollum wo~.s cast as johnnJC, the dope addict. Clair Gaines, a graduate of St. Mary's Academy played the p.1rt of his w1fe. Johnme's belligerent father wa, pllyed by Vic K ramer, and Sonny Viscardi took the part of his brott1cr. Bob Helms, Robert P~t ''Hdlo! Gin• me the police, 130 plc:a~ �THE PlAY FOR 'sq of RAIN" Kamm and Edward Downes were three cool dope peddlers out (or everything they cou ld get from Johnnie or his ha rassed family. T he play was presented on two successive nights af!d 11 Jrew a large audience from Austin as we ll as from the campus Apparently the months spent by members of the Press Club in casting, rehearsing, reading, the other staging, and all things th;~.t go to making a play were not in vain, for many fe lt that "A Hatful of Rain" was one of the finest dramatic productions presented at St. Edward's. Last " C" m here. l'.mki <:, l"n: ,1:01 somet bm~ for yo u'" Curt~in 131 �EJ P~so. Teus MAN OF THE YEAR NOMINATIONS Th~ Tenth Annual " Man of the Year Conttsf' stJrted when the Press Club annoonced these f1, e seniors. The stu· dent body held det..twns for the naming of the fo.!Jn of the Year. The announcement of the winner took place at the Senior Ball. �MISS ALIC E CROSS LouJ6m •lie. N~w York K t1igh11 uj Cu/Jnubu> ,\',111111.111<111 J\IISS 13ARI3ARA HA RRISO N San Angelo, Te~as Soeuu Ar,,dtlilJ Num/11.1/1011 AIISS DOLLY HOElSCH ER Alire, T~x~s G.Jites/OI/ ClubNomi11.11iou SWEETHEART NOMINATIONS J\IISS DO NNA SU E HOLLAN M ISS ANNE REED J\IISS MARG IE Z IMMERER Corpus O uisti, T exas "E" Club Nomm.J/1011 Silver, T exas Prell Club N omimmou l3 frr~a, Texas Comlllrrte I'OFI/111 Nomiu.uioN �THE ANNUAl SPRING FORMAl ... The Spring Formal is pre-sented in earl}' May by the Junior class. It is the biggest social function of the }'Car. At the Spring Formal the Sweetheart of St. Edward's Uni\'Crsity is crowned by the president of t he Student 1\cti\·ities Council, and the Man of the Year is presented a tro phy by the president of the Uni"ersit)'· This )'Car the Formal was held in the Terrace Motel Ballroom. The motrf of a "South P.1cific ParadiSC'" was enhanced by tropical centerpie<:cs on the tables and :1. large mural paint· ed especially for that occasion . It was l elt that this ye;~.r's Spring Fo rmal was probably the most successful one held in years. Doga, Sca~rlanda, Can llmo, pint'a pple centerpr« e, and friends �.. .FOR MANY THE LAST NIGHT OF BLISS - �r-.·liss Donna Sue Hollan. of Corpus Christi, Texas was chosen Sweetheart o f St. Edward's University by a vote of all the Stu· dents, and was crowned at the Spring Formal b)' .Shaun O 'Br.icn. President of the Student Activities Council. M1ss Hollan IS a Junior at the Seton Hospital 5:'hool of Nursing, a. member of the Texas Student Nurse Assooation, and the Sodal1ty. Donna, who was nommatcd br the "E" Club, was escorted b} Ted Popp. 136 �CHARLES POPP The students of St. Edward's UniYcrsity this year chose Chades Popp as Man of the Year for he was, in their opinion, the out standing Edsman of 1958-59. Charles Popp, more commonly called "C', a Business Administration major from Memphis, Indian.1, is one of a line of r:tth~~~;~~oer~~~edfot~~~~ ~;~~,~~s ao~~~.;~s~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~-~-; sguad. Charlie gr:~.duatcd from S1her Cretk H 1j.:h &hool burg, Indiana, in 1955. 111 Sellers- At St. Edward's he belonged to the Student Acti\'ities Coun· cil, the Knights of Columbus, and the Indiana Club. He coached an Intramural Basketball team, and WJ.S President of the ''E" (lettermen's) Club. 137 �HONOR "Just what J needed-a medicine cab. inct complete with glass<"S·• l.uJJy Sw tk., Pla~n re(l""~s tiK Mnt V.llu•b'c Award Kohnk rc<e"'<'S the K C award. Th<" 138 lnt r~mur~l Trof>hy, Player of the Ye.r, J.:~S tu Boll Vander Wttle llJSch;tll �NIGHT Ha rl an Boyl<! ac<ep!S th~ trOf'h)' fm BJ"n· FuO!h.oll feats now wrote wher. J'OU get work ' 'C" Pupp awarJs the f ote N1 te Trophy 139 �Plemy 10 Jnnk. .wh~r..·s Cumnuns ""5hore·· looks lost the fooJ! Plt Farrell draws a cup of iced PICNIC te~. �ANV FINALLY ... GRADUATION The school year culminates with the graduation exercises. After four arduous years filled with study, cramming, late night preparations for exams and also a little fun, the seniors of 19:>9 stepped up onto the suge in fl.kmorial Gymnasium and nxeived their degrees. For most of them it was the final achievement of their formal education, for all of them it was the end to a chapter in their lives. The Hononble Tom Miller, Miss Gladys Peck, and Fath<'r O 'Brien. C.S C. Amhon)' Snperlanda- Valed>ctorian !<I �GRADUATION �M 1s~ Gladrs p.,,k rN"""d th"' f! ONOTIJ CaN/a. D<·gr~c of Doctur of Law~. ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource The Tower [1959] Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1959 Subject The topic of the resource College Yearbook--Texas--Austin St. Edward's University--Students--Yearbooks. St. Edward's University--Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Covers University administration, faculty, students, activities, and athletics. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbooks Language A language of the resource English Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright St. Edward's University. The materials in this collection are made available for use in research, teaching and private study. Images and text may not be used for any commercial purposes without prior permission from St. Edward's University. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Henington Publishing Co., Wolfe City, Texas Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Tower1959_OCR.pdf https://archives.stedwards.edu/digitalcollections/files/original/69f4f0415c4b19bed7f83221a3d774b8.pdf c7ad0c444a69e13508fb6e788b5b821f PDF Text Text ����WE TAKE PRIDE IN PRESENTING TO YOU A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL YEAR IN THIS, 1q YOUR s g ... ���ANDRE ��BROTHER SIMON SCRIBNER. C. S.C. �It is with great pride that we dedicate this volume to Brother Simon Scribner, C.S.C. It is to men like him who so generously dedicate themselves to Catholic education, that we owe the great spiritual and educational opportunities which we find here at Sl Edward's University. �....G round Breakinqs..... TOWARD AGREATER .... Ribbon Cuttings..... �SAINT EVWARV'S From a college with a spirit too large to be cramped into a few old and small buildings, Saint Edward's has grown continuously. This year, more than ever before, the school has expanded. With the completion of Andre Hall early in the second semester, with the scien ce building rising slowly into being throughout the winter, with the paving of the new road. and all the other ground breakings and ribbon cuttings, we hove seen the "Spirit of Saint Edward's" gradually s tretch out, so that one day soon the shiny new buildings, which sy.mbolize the material aspect of the school, will reflect the gleaming spirit that lies beneath them. ���Commencement Day June I, 1958 Dear Edsmen, The motto of our nation, "E Pluribus Unum," describes accurately the modus operandi of St. Edward's University. Drawing faculty members and students from all points of the compass as well as from various levels of society, the University breathes her own characteristic spirit into those who come to her and unites them in the living process known as education. Brother Raymond Fleck, C.S.C., Ph.D. This s pirit of St. Edward's is best described by its devotion to the idea that true education involves the whole man - man, the rational animal composed of body and soul. and possessing intellect and will; man, the adopted son of God; man, the social being who works out his destiny in the company of other men. Animated by this s pirit, every phase of Hfe on the Hilltop campus is part of your education. You members of the Clau of 1958 who have surrendered to this spirit of St. Edward's have been formed in the womb of her claurooma, her chapels, her residence halls, and her other areas of activity. A. you leave the campus to embrace the careers for which you were educated, you carry in your very bones the life tha t waa lmplanted in you at St Edward's. You are and will always be Edamen, bound by fWal ties to St. Edward's Univer sity. CICI88 of 1958, we solute you and oak God's bleuinga for you While we engage m our taak of commurucatmg the spirit of St Edward's to succeeding generations of Edamen, your Alma Mater will follow your careers w1th interest and pride. Srncerely, Brother Raymond Fleck. C-5-C. PhD Pr..ldent �Brother Simon Scribner, C.S.C., is Vice President of the University, Director of Student Activities, and a member of the Local Council, the Academic Council, the Standing Committee and a Trustee of the University. He received his B.A. at the University of Notre Dome in 1936, cmd his M.A. in 1941 and Ph.D. in 1947 at the Catholic University of America. He has been at St. t;dward's since 1946, where he has held the positions of Rector of Andre Hall, Registrar, and Director of Studoo:::lt Activities. Brother Simon Scribner is a professor of English and Philosophy. Brother Simon Scribner, C.S.C., Ph.D. �Brother Francis Borgia Woehler; C.S.C.. completes his first year at St. Edward's dwing which he has been Dean of the University. He received his B.A. in Music in 1935, and his M. A. in Education in 1944, both from the University of Notre Dame. Brother Silvan Mellett, C.S.C., has been at St. Edward's since 1951. and is complating his sixth year as registrar. He received a B.A. degree from the University of Notre Dame in 1937, where he also received his M.S. in Education in 1949. �Brother Emmell Strohmeyer, C.S.C., Business Manager of Saint Edward's University, this yem- cele. brated his Silver Jubilee. Brother Emmett entered the Congregation of Holy Cross in 1932. He came to Saint Edward's in 1947 after having been a1 Notre Dame and Holy Cross High School in New Orleans. Brother Emmett manages the bookstore and coaches the University tennis and track teams. �BROTHER LUCIAN BLERS>:H. C.S.C. Athlelie Direeto• BROTHER CARROL ANGERMEIER. C.S.C. Librarian ARCHIBALD McDOW ELL. Re ligio us Co unselo• REV . JAMES / . O'BRIEN, C.S.C. Chaplain ����BROTHER EDMUND HUN1:. C.S.C. Division of Humanities BROTHER FABIUS DUNN. C.S.C. Division of SociolStudies DIVISION CHAIRMEN BROlHER ROMARD BARTHEL. C.S.C. Divis ionofPhysicalandBioloqica!Sciences I_J I~ BR01:HER WILLIAM MANG. C.S.C. Divis ion of leacher lrainlnq BR01:HER LASALLE WOELFEL. C.S.C. Division of Buslneu Admini stration �BRO. CARROL ANGERMEIER M.LS.. Librarian BRO. CORNELIUS CORCORAN M.B.A .• Jn11rue1o r in Bu1ineu Adminitt ratio n F A c u l T y BROTHER HENRY CURRAN Ph.D:. Auodote Pro! oiEnqinaerinq REV. OONALU DRAINE M.A. Jnat1"1.1C1or in Phila.ophy �BRO. fABIUS DUNN Ph.D.. Associate Prot. of Htstory BRO. GERMAIN fADDOUL M.A .. Assistant Pro!. ol Enqhsh F A c u L BRO RAYMOND fLECK PhD Prol. of Chem•atty BRO EDMUND HUNT Prol. o l Clasa•cal Lanq ..aqea and Hiatory T y �MISS MARGUERITE GRISSOM M. Mu• .. Instructor in Music BRO. RICHARD KOWALKOWSKI M.S. Instructor in Chemistry BRO. DANIEL LYNCH Ph.D. Ani•lciill Pro!. of Biolcqy F A c u L T y BRO. W!l!.IAM MANG Ph.D. Prof. of l:ducalion Rl:V. ARCHIBALD McDOWELL S.T.L.Prof.ofRefiqion and Philoeophy �MR CLA UDl: NOlEN M A. lnslrudor In Soda\ Stud\. . BRO. SYLVAN MELLE:T M.S. In Ed .• Rt>qlstrar lo'IR EDWARD NORRIS M Ed APOdare Prof of Phyaleol £d11couon I 3 F A c u l T y �MRS. MARIA L. RAYNES B.S.. lnztruetor in Spanish BRO. RAPHAEL WilSON Ph.D.. A zo.o<:iate Prof. o! Biol:>qy M.S.. F A c u l T y BRO. FRANCIS B. WOEHLER M.A.. [natructor in Fre nch BRO. LcSAllE WOELFEL Ph.D.. in Bua. Adm .. C.P.A .. Aut. Pro!. o! Bu1. Adm. and Accounhnq ���OFFICERS Yice president pruident aecrelary·ttecuwer VINCENT SOLER WILUAM PUCHNER MICHAEL O'CONNOR �19 LARRY ARMIJO JOSEPH BECK El Paw . Texas lndicmapc.!lis. Indiana A.B. in Education B.S. in Marhemalics SENIOR CLASS CAROL BOURGEOIS Parr Arthur. Te•os A.B. in EconomiC$ THOMAS CUCHRA Chicago. Illinois A .B. in EduooHon BRO. WARREN DENNIS, C.S.C Duarte, CaH!omio A .B. in Uluoo\ion �19 PETER fERRY Glendale. Ca!i!ornia A.B. in History GEORGE GONZALEZ Edcouch. Tuas A.B. in History SEN BRO. RAYMOND G UNZEL. C.S.C. Mountain View. California A .B. in Educa1ion KENNETH HOY Texarkana. Texas A.B. in Education JEROME HENSCHE!D Muen1ter. Te~a• B.S. in Accountinq BRO. JOSEPH LAHARE. C.S.C. Golde n Meodow. Loui• iona A.B. in Education �RON LA TOSINSKI South Bend. Indiana B.S. in Bus ineu Admi nlstration tORS ROBERT McCARTHY Lakewood. Ohio A.B. in Englis h JOSI:PH MILOSH Chicago, Illinois A.B. in Enqli&h EDWARD MALLIA Galveston. Te~<a& B.S. in Biology �19 BRO. JOHN NJEM!ETZ, C.S.C. Old Fo rge. Pennoylvonio A .B. in Educalio n VICTOR NOVAK Austin. Texas B.S . in Bio logy SEN MICHAI:l. O'CONNOR Sw a rtz C reelc. Mich B.S. in Buainell Ad ministra lion JAMES PATTILLO JEAN O'NEILL Alllls tronq. Iowa A.B. In Hlttory Corpus Chris U, T•m::u WILLIAM PUCHNO Ne w lflm, Minn. B.S. in Acrountinq B.S. in Acrountinq �BRO. U:O ROSSIGNOL, C.S.C, Waterville. Moine A.B. in Educohon IORS MJCHA£L SAVVIDES Auslin, Te :ros B.S. in Bioloqy FRANK SClAFANI Ne w Orl<:•o:ns . La. B.S. in Bioloqy VINCENT SOLER Go:Jveston. Te 101 B.S. in Aceountinq JAMES TODARO W a co, Te:ro s A.B. In Ki1torr RALPH SANSONE Ne w Hoven. Conn . A.B. in EconomiQ �DON TREMMEL Bilo• i. Miasissippi A.B. In History JOSEPH W IEWEL Okarche, Oklohoma A.B. in Education �JUNIOR ClASS secretary-treasurer ----·-···-------------· JACK McCOLLUM vice president-------------·-··-·-·------ CHARLES KOEWLER president ····--·--------------------------------- SHAUN O'BRIEN OFFICERS �CLASS JULIAN ANDRIES Kilgore. Te11:01 JUN �OF 1959 IORS CONRAD HAYTHORNE Glendcde. Cali!ornla �ClASS BRO. TH'EODORE JOHN. C.S.C. Bro w erville. Minnesota -JUN CHARLES KOEW LER Evansvill<:~. Indiana DAVID LITTLETO N BRO. JOSEPH LOVITO. C.S.C. Brooklyn. New York WILBUR KOH NLE Lo Tuna. Te• a• JERRY LARSON Amarillo. Tuo• �OF 1959IORSJOHN McCOLLUM Chlcogo. ll\inoia SHAUN o ·BRIEN Dallas, Tuaa �ClASS -JUN �OF 1959- THOMAS RYAN Austin, Texa• tORS THOMAS TORNABE:NE McDonald, Penn•ylvanla LUDDY SCOTKA BRO. VINCE:NT STROESSNE:R. C .S.C. tl Campo. Tua• Brooklyn, New York BRO. VICTOR VALLA C.S.C Stud.lo Chy, CoUiornlo �I I ~ SOPHOMORE vice president president secretary-treasurer OFFICERS PHILIP JORDAN ANTHONY SCAPERLANDA JOSEPH FLACK �BRO. JAMES BAGA NS. C.S.C. WyandoUe. Michigan GERMAIN BOER THOMAS BOARD Jellersonville. Indiana Austin . Te xa• CLASS OF 1960 �RONALD CINAL Chkaqo. !lllnoif HERB£RT CRONIN Oklahoma City. Oklahoma ROBERT DOWNTAIN Ranger , Tnaa CLASS �MANUEL GUERRA Hebbronville. Texas BRO. JAMES GULNAC. C.S.C. Bradford. Pennsylvania Palestine. Tuas OF 1960 WIUIAM JOHNSON Yoakum. Tuos JOHN HOLM Santa Bmbma, Cali!ornia BRO. ROBERT HORMANN. C.S.C. St. Cloud. Minnesota PHILIP JORDAN Chicago. Illinois �JAME:S KAVANAGH Dalla•. Tna. BRO. rRANCIS KJELDCAARD. C.S.C lyon1. NebralkCI IOHN KRAMER Wa.:o,le>ral CLASS JRO I AMD MARliN C.l C LauoJO.h-yi'F<I'*> �BERNAL NICHOL San Antonio. Texas BRO. JOHN NOWNES. C.S.C. Van Nuy s . California BRO. ARTHUR O'BRIEN. C.S.C. New Haven. Connecticut OF 1960 JOHN OP PERMANN Ga lveston, Te ~ as BRO. DONALD PENNER. C.S.C Lincoln. Nebro sko �BRO. ANTHONY PE:ROWI TZ. C.S C. f Un!. Michiga n JIM PONDE:R E:! Pa..o. Tua• TE:D POPP Selle rsburg. Indiana DAVID PlJLKRABE: K Yoo kum . Tn a• ClASS CARLOS QUIROGA Haba..a. Cuba TIMOTEO RAM!Rl:Z A \l.l!ln. T••a• CARLOS fiODfiiCUI:Z Man•L Cuba BRO. ni.ANCtS fiUSCHD.L. C.S.C. AYella PtllLDITI\'OII.la �ANTHONY SCAPERLANDA Ga lveston. Texa s KENNETH SCHEU CHARLES SHEPARD Ponce City. Oklahoma TOM SINGEL Evon aville. Indiana OF 1960 JOHN SUUIV AN Elyria. Ohio BRO. ALEXANDER STROZ. C.S.C. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania CHARLES SULUVAN HOI.L!Iton. Texas NEIL VOGELHEJM Roqe ra City. Michlqon �I I 1 FRESHMAN CLASS treasurer ··· ····--·······-······· - ·· ··················· TOM NOONAN president KENNETH REIMER secretary ............. ......................................... vice president JOHN SCHMID II OFFICERS �19 !OHN ArtNOWICZ Oklah oma City. Oklahoma BRO. ROBERT ANDERSON. C.S.C Brooklyn. New York BRO. MICHAEL BECKER. C.S.C. Indianapolis. Indiana BRO. PETER BlAAUBOER. C.S.C Albany. New York JAMES BOYER Port Arthur. Te:o:as BRO. RAlPH BAIRD, C.S.C San Francisco. California THOMAS BERG New Uim. Minne sota ARTURO B£"ZANlllA Me:o:i<::o City ANTHONY BRELSFORD Houston. Te:o:as 61 �JOSEPH BRUCH Memph.ia, Tenn. DANIEL CHALMERS Ch.icogo. IlL BERNARD ClEARY Roch.ealer. New York 19 BRO . TIMOTHY COYLE, C.S.C. l.ebonon. P<1nn. EARL DALEY Austin. Te xa• JAMES DONOVAN Orange. Tna• WILLIAM DAZET Bura•.l.a. BRO. fRANCIS ENSIC N Albony. New York JAMES fEJTA Scu;ramento. Calli. �VICTOR FERRUGIA Houston, Te~as BRO. EDWARD FOGARTY. C.S.C Univer sity, Missouri RAYMUNDO FOURNIER Durango, Mexico 61 ANGELO FRANZETTI Austin. Texa s ALfREDO GONZALEZ Caroms. Vene"•elo BRO ARTHUR HANNAWAY. C.S.C. Durham. Connedicu! RICHARD GALLAGHER Miss ion, Te~os JOSEPH HARRIS, Hartford. Conn. RICARDO GARRIDO Piedro 8 Negras . Mui co �Amorillo, Tt!X05 BRO. RO BERT HERBST. C.S.C. l t!rst!y City. Nt!w l t!rsey BRO. RICHARD HILLIS, C.S.C. G rond Ropids, Michiqo n 19 BRO. JOSEPH HOGAN. C.S.C. Albony. New York BRO. JOHN HOULIHAN. C.S.C. Loudonvillt!. Ne w York ROBERT IELMINI Au•tin, Tello• THOMAS HOY El Poso. Te:ro• DAVID IRWIN tokewood. Ohio JAMES JARVIS Auathl. Tnot �KARL JOHNSON lnd•onttpolia,lndlttntt WALTER JONES Auatin,TI!IOI ROBERT KAMM Ook Park. Illinois 61 TIMOTHY KELLY Worcealer . Mttaa KIRWIN KOSLER Shmer.Tutta --~.- VICTOR KRAMER Wtteo.TI!Ittl THOMAS KMlECJK Houston. Teaoa BRO. JOSE:PH KUMHtRA Almena. w,.constn BRO. TIMOTHY KNIGHTLY. C.S.C Somerv,ue. Maaa. �F"RANCISCO LEHMANN Monterre y, Mexico BRO. ROBERT LUNDERGAN. C.S.C. Louisville, Kentucky BRO. PETER MARTIN. C.S.C. l.cmobe. Penn. 19 BRO. HUC N McCABE. C.S.C Brooklyn, New York ROBERT McDONNELL ElDorado. Arkan101 BRO. GERALD MEYER. C.S.C. Eou Claire. Wiaconsin SEAN McM AHON f a n Wo rth. Te~a• BRO. JOSEPH MILE:S. C.S.C. froncla, Kentucky GEORGE MILLER Koty. Tuo• �BRO. GEORGE MITCHELL, C.S.C. S!. Pe!ertburq. Florida RUDY NEJA Anaheim . California MARTIN N!GRELLE San Antonio. Tuo a 61 THOMAS NOONAN Rocky River. Ohio BRO. HAROLD QUALTERS. C.S.C Man1!ield. Masa PAUL RAHAIM . Quincy. Ma u BRO. ANTHONY PAPEN. C.S.C Sheridan. Oreqon RAY RAMIREZ Aualin.Tua1 G EOR GE PESSON£Y Palea!lne. Tnat �BRO. LEO RATHBUN Grand Rapids. Michigan KENNETH REIMER Sou th Bend. In diana VINCENT RI CHBOUR G Tyler.Tuoa 19 MEL ROURKE Ga lve ston. Texas CESAR RUIZ Monterrey. Mexico fOHN SCHMID Chicago. lllinoia A DALBERTO SANTOS Piedro o Ne gms. Mexico CHARLES SCHMIEDER Texarkana. Arkaruos BRO. JOHN SKOD A . C S. C Brow naville . Po �8RO JAMts TAYLOR C.SC Menondt. New York CHARLES TRAUTW[IN Austin. Tuos PATRICK WALLA Scllulenburq. TeJ<OS 61 JOHN WALSH Ch•cago. llhnoi.t GOORGI: WI:S'f Co1pu1 Chrith. Teoo• BRO rRCDI:RICK WILLIAMS Chorlut.:>n. S C. ���~~ ,Ns ~~/ T H E I 9 5 g T 0 I I~ We, the members of the 1958 TOWER staff, hope that you will enjoy this pictorial history of the school year. We pause here to thank some o f the many people who helped to make this annual possible. First of all we thank Mr. Dale Francis for his encouragement and for the work which he put into the book. Secondly, we would like to thank Mr. John Sandidge of the Henington Publishing Company for the technical advise which we needed so much. We especially thank those S.A.C. members who, realizing that this yearbook is a s tudent project, so generously of· fered their assis tance whenever possible. w E R ""> '"D;..,s,l€. �From Left to Right : Bernard Cleary, photographer, Michael Barthel, assistant editor, Joseph Godinich, classed· iter. From Left to Right: Arturo Bezanilla, photographer, Pat Hamill, editor in chief, Tom Singe!, staff artist. James Kavanagh, organizations editor. Missing is Marvin Cavallino, sports editor. s T A F F �STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCil I~ STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL OFFICERS: Treasurer ....JACK McCOLLUM, Vice President in charge of Student Affairs...... WILLIAM PUCHNER. Moderator...... BROTHER SIMON SCRIBNER, CSC, President JAY VALDEZ, Vice President in charge of Commissions ______ RQBERT McCARTHY, Secretary.....JIM PATTILLO. THE STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL IS COMPOSED OF THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE CLUBS AND CLASSES ON CAMPUS AS WELL AS THE DELEGATE OF THE NATIONAL FEDERATION OF CATHOLIC COLLEGE STUDENTS. THIS YEAR THE SAC WAS IN CHARGE OF FRESHMAN WEEK, STUDENT ELECTIONS AND THE YEARBOOK. IT MADE APPROPRIATIONS OUT OF THE STUDENT ACTIVITIES TAX SO THAT VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS COULD HOLD ACTIVITIES AT A MINIMUM COST TO THE STUDENTS. �Members of the Student Activities Council, from left to right: Edward Mallia, Robert Holmes. Philip Jordan, Michael O'Connor, Thomas Singel, Shoun O'Brien, Anthony Scaperlanda, Kenneth Reimer. and Don Tremmel. THE SAC IN ACTION. A HOT DEBATE ENSUING AFTER PRIOLO MOVED THAT SETON NURSES BE ELIGIBLE FOR MAN OF THE YEAR. �c 0 M M E R c E From Left to Right ; Donnie Mires, Jock McCollum, Mark Ritter, Dewey Doga, David Pulkrabek, Michael Ollis, Neil Vogelheim, Bart Cronin, Michael O'Connor, Bernal Nichol. John Kramer, Tom Board, Anthony Scaperlanda, Tomas Sin gel. JAMES PA TTILLO JERRY HENSCHEID BILL PUCHNER VINCE SOLER ..... .. _____......... ___ .. Vice-president .................. . ........................... Publicity Director President ..... Program Chairman F 0 R u M �One of the many activities the Commerce Forum engages in is inviting men prominent in business to speak before the club on current business topics. Here we see Jim Patillo receiving an award "for excellence in investment principles, plus distinctive scholarship in business administration" from Dr. Leroy J. Thompson, Educational Director of Dow Jones Company. �Front Row ; Wa rren Young, Grand Knight, Ted Oppermann , Ba rt Cronin, Worden , Ron Cino!. Back Row ; Shaun O 'Brien, Choncelor, Marvin Cavollino, John McKnight. THIS YEAR THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HAD MANY ACTIVITIES. AMONG THESE WERE THE HAYRIDE AND THE KCCOMMERCE FORUM PICNIC. BESIDES THESE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES THE KNIGHTS OUTFITTED THE CHILDREN AT THE CATHOLIC ORPHANAGE WITH EASTER OUTFITS. �KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Left to Right : Charles Schmeider, Henry Moore, Wayl®d Rippetein. John Oppermann, Ralpb Saruone, Wilbw Kohnle, George Peuoney, Jo.eph Beck, David Pulkrabek, Bernard Cleary, Raymond Quintero. �ANTHONY SCAPERLANDA BRO. RAPHAEL WILSON C.S.C. TED OPPERMANN ............. ........ ....... ....... Vice-president Moderator Secretary-treasurer GALVESTON CLUB From Left to Right: Mel Rourke, Peter Quatlrini, Vince Soler, Joseph Godinich, Robert Holmes, John Oppermann. �Mike Barthel, Charles Popp, Tom Board, Ted Popp, Brother Raphael Wilson, C.S.C., Moderator, Tom Singe!, President, Ron Latosinski. INDIANA CLUB Charles Friess, James Majewski, Robert Meuleman, Lawrence Jumps, George Kaiser, Kenneth Reimer. �Left to right: Francisco Lehmann, Carlos Quiroga, Caesar Ruiz, Arthur Bezanilla, Sergio Maese. ITAlO-lATIN Cfficers: James Pattillo, Secretary-Treasurer, Arturo Bezanilla, Vice President, Carlos Gutierrez, President. �Left to right: Franco Chamorro, Martin Nigrelle, Miguel Angel Ponciano, Hector Enriquez, Edgar Ponciano, Alberto Sanctos, Roberto Wheelock, Ricardo Garrido, Alfred o, Gonzalez, Carlos Osorio, Armando Castillo, Raymondo Fournier, Ricardo Fournier, Carlos Sagastumi. AMERICAN CLUB The Italo-Lalln American Club was one of the most active organizations on campus this year. Under the leadership of C::zrlos Gutierrez it sponsored a very successful "Hilltop Fiesta" Dance and a fund raising ping-pong tournament. �from Left lo Righi : Charles Schmeider, Mor1in Nigrelle, lim Kavanagh, John Alinowicz. Polrick Wallo, Vic Novak, Rudy Neja, Tom Berg. ACADEMY OF SCIENCE �Front row ; Mike Barthel, H. Tom Priolo, Pat Hamill, Tom Singe!. Marvin Cavollino. Second row: Joe Godinich, Jim Kavanagh, John Holm, Vic Kramer, Jim Pattillo. Left to right: Jay Va!Cez, Secretary, Jack McCollum, President. Bob Me· Carthy, Treasurer, Jim Pattillo, Vice-President. p R c E l s u s B �From Left to Right : Mr. Edword Norris, Moderator, Ron Latosinski, Vice President, Don Tremmel, President, Joseph Beck, Secretary-Treasurer, Jerry Larson, Charles Popp, Sergeant at Arms. "E CLUB II From Left to Right : Vincent Soler, Theodore Popp, Jerome Henscheid, Donnie Mires, Anthony Scaperlanda, Luddy Scotka, and Ronald Cinal. �Left to right: John Schmid, Phil Jordan, Jack McCollum, President. and Robert Kamm. ILLINI CLUB SCHOLASTIC CHOIR First Row: Brothers Chester Chruaclel, Robert Duc:honne, Joaepb Zilinalci, Joseph Lovito, John Nownea. Second Row : Hugh McCabe, Ralph Baird, Robert Herbst, Marion Tate, Joseph Lahore. Third Row : Patrick Oliver, Ronald Lalonde, Anthony Papen, Kenneth I.ippincott, Harold Qualters. Fourth Row : Peter Clark. Vincent Stroe.. ner, Charles Mack, Thoma.s O'Linn, Paul Rahaim. Fifth John.an. Row : Richard Richard Kiniry, Arthur Hannoway, James Leik., Anthony Perowitx. Sixth Row: Victor Valla, Chwles McBride, Vincent Heuvel, Charles Drevon. Top Row: Leo Rathbun, Arthur O'Brien, Wil· liam Reiser, Edward Shenk. Joseph Hogan, T1mothy Kelly, James Bagan.. Romwd Barthel ( Director . �N. F. c. C. S. Jack McCollum, Bro. Simon, C .S.C., ( Moderator ) , H. Tom Priolo, Bob McCarthy, Philip Jordan, (Junior Delegate), Jay Valdez. ( Senior Delegate) . Wayland Rippstein, George West, Carlos Quiroga, John Schmid, Phil Jordan, John Kromer, Robert Lee Downtain. C. C. V. �SETON NURSES �HILL TOPPER ST. ,., UNIVERSITY Hilltopper Staff. from left to right : Arturo Bezanilla, Photographer. Robert McCarthy. Managing Editor, Vic Kramer, Feature Editor, Thomas Noonan, Sports Editor, Bernard Cleary, Photographer, Ja y Valdez, Associate Editor. .. ~ EDWARD'S ��First Row, Left to Right : Robert Luck, Thomas Board, Kenneth Reimer, Charles Friess, George Ka1ser, Vmcent Richbourg . Second Row : Theodore Popp, W1lbur Kohnle , Ronald Latosmsk1, Robert Ka mm, Charles Popp. Joseph Beck, Coach Edward Norris. SEASON RECORD THEY WE 73 52 55 92 46 47 81 63 62 56 46 St. Thomas University Steven F. Austin East Texas Baptist College Pan American College Steven F. Auslin Southwest Texas State Teachers Southwestern University Texas Lutheran College St Thomas Umvers1ty Trinity University Texas Wesleyan College 18 64 70 39 49 60 59 62 28 72 65 THEY WE 62 68 77 51 89 65 59 49 80 81 St. Ma ry's Univers ity Hus ton-Tillotson College Texas Lutheran College Texas Southern Univers ity Huston-Tillotson College East Texa s Baptist College 7exas Wesle yan College Southwestern University St. Mary's University Pan Ame rican Co!Jege 59 54 64 54 60 56 43 50 94 61 �Athletic Director Brother Lucian Blersch, C.S.C. Brother Lucian Blersch, C.S.C., served his first year as Athletic Director in 1957·58. Marked by efficiency, zeal and spirit, the athletic p rogram reflected Brother Lucian's efforts. Highly·praised Coach Ed Norris has compiled an enviable record of 16S.l01 in basketball since 1946. One time s tudent at St. Edward's, he starred in three sports-basketball, baseball and football. After coaching in high schools the transplanted Hoosier came to St. Edward's as director of the Department of Physical Education and head basketball and baseball coach. Assistant Athletic Director was Brother John Niemitz, C.S.C., who handled many details of the athletic program. Student managers were Tom Busche and Ted Opperman, valuable aides for the program. Brother John Niemitz, C.S.C. Student Managers Ted Opperman and Tom Busche �joe Beck For the second year in succession, 6'2" Indiana Senior made the Big State All-Conference first team. Joe led the St. Ed's team this year in total points and free throw percentages. According to figures released by the N.A.I.A., Joe ranked 9th in the nation in free throw percentages. Wilbur Kohnle - This was Wilbw's first year on the Big State AU-Conference team. The 6'5" Junior from El Paso was hard to move under the baskets and was very effective on rebounds. With these talents and a fighting spirit, Wilbur earned a berth on the All-Conference team. �Ron Latosinski - Ron, a 6'7" Senior from South Bend, Indiana, was the only 4 year-letterman on the team this year. Ron's hustle and tea m spirit has been characteristic in his 4 years of varsity ball and greatly helped the team to its respectable season. This 6'4" Junior from Indiana came through in the clutches. Cha rlie was one of the firs t seven men on Coach Norris's varsity. Charlie saw a good dea l of action this year. Charles Popp - �Ted Popp - This was Ted's first year on the starting five. The 6'2" Sophomore from Indiana displayed drive and hustle which proved to be a tremendous factor toward the team's success. Thoma$ Boord - Better !mown a• "Bozy", the 5' 11" guard from Indiana wa. one of the mohatay• of the St Ed'• mac hme- A. a -aphomore th~ year. Bozy earn«! h~ HCOnd var•1ty letter and wa. on the •tartin9 hvel �Bob earned his second letter on the St. Ed's varsity. Bob's cool ball-handling gave extra added strength to the varsity. Bob Luck - Charles Friess - As a freshman, Charlie earned his varsity letter this year. With a great deal of promise, Charlie is slated for more action next year. �George Kaiser - George, a fres hman from Indiana, gave the needed benc h strength to the varsity. Although he sow limited action this year, George should see more next. Vinc.nt Richbourq - Vince, another freshman, aaw limited action thb year but shows a great deal of promiM for the following MedOn. He playa forward �Ken Reimer - Ken, as a freshman, earned his varsity letter. Ken played guard and displayed a lot of spirit and hustle this post season. Student Body Awards to Seniors-Joy Valdez, S.A.C. president, presents the awards to: ( Left to Right ) J. Beck, R. Luck, Valdez and R. Lotosinski. Robert Kamm - This lanky 6'4" freshman hails from Chicago. Bob's determination earned himo spot on the varsity since he did not ploy high school boll and didn't hove the experience tha t the other freshmen hod �CHEERlEADERS From Left to Right : Ron Gina !. Beth Kunkel, Tom Singe!, Agnes Kaspar, H. Tom Priolo. Soler was womed about thl. game �SHOTS AT RANDOM Texas invades the Hilltop �Twa More For Ted '" MORE SHOTS Charlie's Specially. �THE PAUSE THAT.. .. ... . . . . Reviews �From left to right, Top row: Coach Norris, George Miller, pitcher and rf.; Jerry Henscheid, d.; Luddy Scotka, p.; Vince Richbourg, ss. Middle row: Vince Soler, If.; James Majewski, utility; Donnie Mires, lb.; Harlan Boyle, p.; Mel Rourke, utility. Bottom Row : Ken Reimer, 2b., Charles Friess, 3b.; Bart Cronin, catc her; John Walsh, d. VARSITY BASEBAll This year's baseball team, even wilh a lack of manpower, made a respectable showing for themselves. The spirit that was displayed in the first Pan-American game prevailed throughout the season. Coach Norris formed the nucleus of the team with three seniors, Soler, Henschied, and Mires. And the other members of the team came through in the clutches. �BASEBALL LETTERMEN JERRY HENSCHrED 4 YEAR LETTERMAN 2 YEAR LETTERMAN �BASEBALL lETfERMEN ~ I BART CRONIN HARLAN BOYLE 1 YEAR LETTERMAN CHARLES fRIESS I YEAR LETTERMAN I YEAR LETTERMAN KEN REIMER I YEAR LETTERMAN �BASEBAll SQUAD MEN JIM MAJEWSKI SQUADMAN Whol's in centerfield? �THE BASEBAll TEAM IN ACTION ~eft: Friess puts the tog on the runner in the first Pan-Am game BASEBALL MANAGERS : Ron Cinal and Tom Busche Cmal takes core of his chores �THE BASEBALL TEAM IN ACTION THE HlllTOPPERS l%g Coach Norris watches intently. Richbourg takes a practice swing. �VARSITY TENNIS l j VARSITY TENNIS TEAM, FRONT ROW ( Left to Right): Anthony Brelsford and George Pessoney. BACK ROW ( Lei! to right): Jim Pattillo, Brother Emmett Strohemeyer, C.S.C., Coach, John Sullivan. Besides his many jobs, Brother Emmett Strohemeyer, C. S. C., again coached the varsity tennis team. Team members were Tony Brelsford, Corky Pessoney, Jim Pollillo, and John Sullivan. Brother Emmett, in his characteristic manner, stressed tea.m work and spirit. �The Winner They're all set to go CROSS-COUNTRY RACE Bob entered again Brother Emmett presents the trophies �II I INTRAMURAl SPORTS The picture above is a typical example of the intramural program here at St. Ed's. The program gives everyone a chance to participate in sports. I Intramural Winners Of 1957-58 Football - Basses Bas ketball - Scholastics Softball - Gumps INTRAMURAL COMMISSIONER-Bob Holmes. Through the efforts of Bob Holmes and the team c aptains, the program of intramural athletics was carried on at St. Ed's. �INTRAMURAl FOOTBAll Intramural Football Champs BASSES Basses - Front Row ( I. to r. ) : C. Hay· thorne, K. Hoy, R. Sansone, F. Sclafani. Bac k Row ( I. to r. ) : J. Henschied, G. Dermody, D. Mires. Beer Barons - Front Row (I. to r. ) : J. Bruch, D. Doga, J. Holm, R. Cinal, J. Larson. Back Row ( 1. tor. ) : D. Pulkrabek, H. Boyle, L. Scotka. �Galveston Club - front Row (I. to r.) J. Oppermann. M. Rourke, E. Mallia. Back Row ( I. tor.) R. Holmes, J. Hairston, V. Soler, T. Oppermann. Fresh man Team - Front Row (1. tor.) J. Schmid, D. Chalmers, G. Miller, W. Dazet. Back Row ( I. to r.) A. Santos, J. Donovan, J. Boyer, A. Gonzalez. �INTRAMURAl BASKETBAll FIRST PLACE - Scholastics Scholastics - front Row ( 1. to r. ) Brothers Vincent, Michael, Joseph, Robert, John. Back Row ( 1. to r. ) Brbthers Thomas, Rona ld, Timothy, Coach, Edward, Victor. Cardinals - Front Row (1. tor.) J. Sullivan, B. Nichol. L. Scotka, H. T. Priolo. Boc k Row ( 1. to r.) H. Moore, D. Pulkrabek, T. Cuchra, M. Barthel, C. Popp, coach. Galveston Club - Front Row ( 1. tor. ) H. Atherton, R. Holmes, V. Soler, T. Oppermann. Back Row ( I. to r.) E. Mallia, J. Oppermann, A. Scaperlanda. �I II I I Five Fifths- Front Row ( 1. to r.) B. Cronin, T. Tornabene, T. Busche, B. Cleary. Bac k Row ( 1. to r. ) W . Kohnle. coach, J. O'Neill, J. Walsh, R. Cinal. Trotters - Front Row ( 1. to r.) J. Boase, I. Flac k. Bac k Row (I. tor. ) S. O'Brien, J. Kavanagh, J. McKnight. Broth e r Vincent goes in for two points. �ATHlETIC HONORS Most Valuable Player Basketball - Joe Beck Most Valuable Player Baseball - Donnie Mires J. L. Ikard Sportsmanship Trophy Jim Pattillo Spring Te nnis Tournament Winners Golden Gloves Cha mpions Singles: First - Brother Thomas McCullough Second - Brother Vic tor Valla Novice Lightweight Champ John Schmid Doubles : First - G. Larson and V. Soler Second - R. Holmes and C. Tyszkiewicz Open Lightweight Champ Tom Priolo All-INTRAMURAl Athlete Of The Year Ken Hoy Open Heavyweight Runnerup Mike O'Connor �INTRAMURAl SOFTBAll Intramural Cha mps GUMPS GUMPS --Front Row ( 1. tor. ) J. Todaro, D. Tremmel. R. Sansone, J. Larson, P. Busceme. Back Row ( 1. tor. ) D. Pulkrabek, T. Popp, J. Beck, T. Board, R. Luck, K. Hoy. Bombers- Front Row ( I. tor. ) J. McKnight, J, McCollum, R. Holmes, Brothe1 Thomas Cousineau, C.S.C. Boc k Row ( I. tor. ) Brother Hugh Lennon, C.S.C. C. Popp, W. Kohnle, G. Kaiser, M. Cavollino. �INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL Brothers A- Front Row ( I. tor.) Brothers Timothy, Michael. Robert. Back Row ( 1. to r. ) Brothers Donald, Vincent, James, Thomas, David. Brothers B - Front Row (I. to r. ) Brothers Harold, Ronald, Ralph, John, Ric hard. Back Row ( 1. to r. ) Brothers Victor, James, Joseph, Timothy, Thomas. I L A C - front Row ( 1. to r.) Frank Lehmann, Donalda Luna, Roberto Wheelock, Carlos Osorio. Back Row ( I. tor. ) Miguel Ponciano, Roberto Mendoza, Carlos Gutierrez, Carlos Quiroga . �SWIMFEST And they're off Buache won thta one �GOlDEN GLOVES COLDEN CLOVE TEAM - rronl Row ( I lor ) John Schmid, Tom Priolo. Don Tremmel. mano9er Bock Row ( L lo r.) Mlke O 'Connor, Donnt. Mu H , monoqer. PrkWo demonstrolft h~.a form O'Connor )aJKla o Lef1 �FITE NITE file Nile, •ponaored by the E Club, was a auccess thank. to the effort• of Don Tremmel and many othera. Thi• year'a program, beaide• the bo:.:ing matchea, had two wrestling matches. The winners of the bo:.:ing matches were Santos, Reimer, Schmid, Moore, and Priolo. The wrestling winners were Kolb and Hamill. Mike geta help from the audience Hank come out of hlS corner laat �FITE NITE ���After a few hectic days of examinations, unpacking, meeting students and professors, the Freshman class was introduced to the social side of St. Edward's at the Galveston Club's welcoming dance. HOWDY FROSH AND THEN THE INAUGURATION �STUDENT RETREAT Shortly after the activity-filled opening of the scholastic year, the student's thoughts were toned down and turned inward to the sobering spiritual aspect of We. Father McDowell, retreatmoster, instilled in the students a deeper meaning of life, death, purpose of being. and the necessity of promptness. �THE Hill TOP CAPERS And frisbee •weeps the compua. played e very Wednesday alter noon when the Seton Nunes were ralunq cla.uea �THE HAYRIDE •••• AND THE TURKEY TROT �FRESHMAN WEEK BEGAN officially a t the Turkey Trot. Then Seniors' rooms were cleaned...somewhat. The Freshmen enchanted Holy Cross Hall by sing· ing School songs every hour on the hour lor anyone who wished to listen. Peanuts were pushed according to the unchanging, unwritten rules of Peanut-Pushing, the Seniors had e xcellent service at a supper which featured iced teo of a new and original blend, and finally the bon lire was built and burned and the Freshmen became human again. And if there's any sand in that bed., �CLASS RIVALRY BREAKS OUT And at last.·· the Bonfire �THE CANDLE LIGHT DINNER .... Bro. Raymond's Christmas Message... a sobering speech on our responsibilities as students and Catholics. "Twas the night before Chris tmas and all through the halls..." "You all know that we're getting pretty old. .. " �AND THE VANCE One of those table pictures. And, of course, Joe was there. �Hey Marvin, the mistletoe is.. . .. over here �GUEST SPEAKERS Congressman Homer Thornberry.. . . .and Senator Ralph Yarborough were brought to St. Edwards this year by the Social Sciences department. and especially through the efforts of Mr. Anthony Koriolh. The speakers were all well known men and they spoke topics of current importance. �THE FIElD MASS THE GREAT BOORAY TOURNAMENT A tense moment Scotka leads out c trump.. . . .the champion! Step One : Open car door Step Two : Insert Finger Step Three : Close door �The Class of '60 moving up in the world .. �CAMPUS SCENES One time that Dermody remembered to aign in. �THE HillTOP FIESTA The Hilltop fiesta, an annual social event put on by the Italo-Lalin American Club, was held at the Syrian Club. Trophies were awarded to those who won in the I.L.A.C. Ping-Pong tournament. The trophy winners. �DUTCH IRISH DAY Dutch-Irish Day is sponsored annually by the Press Club. The first event was a baseball game between the Irish and the Dutch which ended in a riot when both teams claimed victory. Sack races, three-legged races, baseball throws, and egg-tossing contests were among the activities of the day. �AWARDS NIGHT Brother Lucian Blersch, c.s.c., the new Athletic Director, was master of ceremonies of the award night. Varsity awards were given to tennis, basketball, and baseball lettermen. Also awarded were individual trophies to the members of the winning intramural teams, as well as to the all-intramural player and the participants in Figfit Night. �Although the Radio Club is no longer an official campua club, this ye<u several members of the Radio Club with �OF THE FAMILY produced a play, Brother Dunstan Bowles, C.S.C., and Bob McCarthy directed "The White Sheep of the Family". �VICTORY DANCES put on by the "E" Club after the Basketball games were a new thing on campus this year. Holy Cross Hall. They were held in the basement of �' Cool John giving advice.. �SWEETHEART CANDIDATES Miss Harriet Prior. escorted by Luddy Scotka and sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Mia1 Ann Beeler, eacorted by Anthony Scaperlondo and sponsored by the Galveaton Club. Mia& Barbara Love. e.corled by Michael O'Connor a nd 1pon10red by the Commerce forum. ( Miu Mcuy france• Morauo •• cor!ed by Vmce Soler, and apon· 10red by the ''E" Club. Miu Jaclcle Cavalhno, e.cortod by John Holm. and apon.ored by the Pr... Cub. �AND THE CROWNING ST. EDWARD'S SWEETHEART ... ANN BEELER Miss Ann Beeler of Galveston, Texas was chosen Sweetheart of St. Edward's University by a vote of all the students and was crowned at the Spring Formal by Jay Valdez, president of the S.A.C. Miss Beeler is a graduate of Dominican High School where she was editor of the high school paper and business manager of "The Dominican," the school yearbook. Besides receiving a scholarship to the Metropolitan Business College, Ann won Dominican High School's Commercial Award. �MAN OF THE YEAR CANDIDATES William Puchner James Pattillo Robert McCarthy Jacob Valdez John McCollum �MAN OF THE YEAR WilliAM PUCHNER Bill Puchner comes from New Ulm, Minnesota and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam J. Puchner of that city. He graduated from Holy Trinity High School, New Ulm, and was enrolled as an accounting major since he began a t St. Ed word's in 1954. Holding a s trong interest in all phases of campus activity, Bill organized and coached The Roya ls, a consistently victorious intramural basketball team for three years. His interest is in other fields as well, and he was a n officer of the Student Aclivi· lies Council a s well as president of the Senior class. ' �FORMAl ��-=~·. '1' I \::~. ' , .... :: �AND FINAllY-GRADUATION �The Blessing oJ the Flog The Baccalaureate Sermon was given by the most reverend John L. Morkovski, Auxiliary Bishop of Amarillo. �......... ........,........ ...,.............. Commencement address was delivered by John Quinc y Adams 1958 St. Edward's University Graduates �And so the school year ends.. And as cars pulled off the campus and headed towards Indiana or Illinois, California or Galveston, the s tudents looking back for a last gli~pse of the campus may well have seen this tower. .not the lower they arc familiar with, but one of the temporary towers on campus which embody spirit pf.expansion at our university. Since this year has been char· acterized by the new buildings going up on campus, perhaps it is filling that our last glance of the 1957·58 school year be of a construction tower. ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Henington Publishing Co., Wolfe City, Texas Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Tower1958_OCR.pdf https://archives.stedwards.edu/digitalcollections/files/original/93457b26cd3feb70252bb83e1099251c.pdf c2d89dedbc5eab58e1cc942b3025d254 PDF Text Text ���~-------------------------------------------------- �((EDWARDIAN 1967" "S T . EDWARD'S HIGH SCHOOL" Austin, Texas ���FOREWORD The term " a high school education " means more than four years of schooling. It comes to mean a way of life , a breaking away, a discovery. Because of this uniqueness , these four years have spawned a manner of expressing themselves like no o t her -the yea r book . Thus for the last nine months it has been ou r purpose to capture and represent the kaleidoscopic events that have transpired in the last school yea r. This publication and the nostalgia it evokes are meant to be t r easu r ed in the present , to be sure, but perhaps more so in the fu t u r e, when these pages have faded and SEHS itself is but a memory. It is to this end that we of the yearbook staff present the '67 Edwardian. �Faculty Students Sports Activities Edwardian Staff Moderators: Editors: Sports Editor: Mr. Joseph Bruch Charles Hening Stanley Pcvtra Jolul Brady Layout: Val Almendarez George Tamayo Brother Edwin Reggio, C.S.C, Michael Zurovec Photographer: Chris Chapl a Art Editor: Gary Walter �THE 1967 EDWARDIAN IS DEDICATED TO THE SAINT �St . Edward ' s is a school composed of individuals , some leaders , some follow ers , but all essent ial for the success of the school. Because the importance of each st u dent cannot be ove r - emphasized, we dedicate the 1967 Edward ian to the leader and the follower, to the scholar and the athlete, to that very important person, THE ST . EDWARD'S MAN. EDWARD'S MAN �HIS HOLINESS POPE PAUL VI ��BR. PETER CELESTINE, C . S .C . Principal �II �EF.OTHER WILBUR BIERLY , C. S, C, Wor ld History, Religion 7, 8 MR. JOSEPH BRUCH U, S. History, Religion 5, 6, English 8, B. Football, Yearbool< BPOTHERJACOB EPPELY, C. S. C. Typing, P£llgion 1, 2 MR. RIOiARD FAU.IS Texas History, P.E., Social Studies 12 �BPOTHER TIIOMAS FREY, C. S. C. PSSC Physics MR. !{)BERT GORE English LA, Religion 7, 8, Head Coach of Football, Head Coach of Track, A th~ letic Director MR. JESSE GUZMAN Arithmetic 8th, 7th Business Modem Geometry Math, BPOTHER MICHAEL JACOBS, C,S,C, Speech, English 3, 4, Qlb Religion ll �BROTHER JAMES KEU, C.S.C. Civics, Religion 1, 2 BR. DAVID KI MBALL, C. S.C. Modem Algebra 1, Modem Geometry, Religion 3, 4, Chemistry BOOTHER HUBERT KO~EN. C.S.C, World History. Religion 3, 4, Book Store MRS. MARIA u:AL Spanish 1,3, 4, 5, 6, ReUgion U\ �BROTHER PET ER C. MARANTO, C.S.C. Porruguese M R. J . McCOLLUM English 5, 6, 7. 8 BOOTHER EDWIN REGGIO, C.S.C. Band, Modern Algebra fl, Glee Club, Senior Math, Co nstructional Geomeoy BROT HER SEVERUS SANCHEZ, C.S,C. Typing Spelling 8, Sta. Algebra I, Span· ish 3, 4, Bookkeeping �BPDTHER DENNIS SHIElDS, C.S.C. Bio logy, General Science 7, 9 BOOTHER U. WRENCE YOUNG , C,S,C, Latin 1, 2, 3, 4, English 7t h, English 3, 4 REVEREND JOSEPH RIECK , C. S.C. Chaplain MRS, MARGARET KINANE Secretary 16 �MISS lviARY PLACETTE Librarian MRS. THELMA ADAMS Dietician MISS HELEN HANNEFIN School Nurse MR. JOHN R. DePEW P. E. Instructor 17 ��RELIGION �St. Edward's High School was very lucky this year in receiving a visit from Father Umberto. an ex· Mexican movie star of ~o•orld wide reno~o·n. �ALTAR BOYS �DAY OF RECOLLECTION ��MISSIONS Results of Thanksgiving Missioo Collection November 23, 1966 Hmrm Teacher Goal Amount Collected Total Amount %of Goal B- 19 "'"' Bro. Edwin $136 $16. 00 $ 50. 30 37 12th 8·10 Bro. James $320 $50.32 $127.74 40 19 12th M. McCollum $296 $ 7. 37 $ 51,85 Me Ga< $248 $15. 55 $ 40.69 16 M<. Bruch $216 $ 8. 00 $37.67 16 2008 Me Fallis $384 $17. 14 $386.83 102'1> lOth B-8 Bro. Dennis $256 $74.72 $266. 81 1 04'7- A- 1 11th A-5 urn C-1 lOth 9th A -2 Mr. Guzman $288 $12.11 $ 70. 29 24 9th 200A B. t.awrence $360 $ 6. 05 $ 66.31 19 7 & 8th A-4 Mn. Leal ~ $ 7. 27 $ 77.36 21 TOTAL $2,800 $212.89 $1, 175.83 (SEE FINAL RESULTS IN L-\TTER PART OF BOOK) Every yeai fun Is combined with the serious task of raising money for the support of the Missions through variousmoney- makingglm- mlcks such as (plcrured) electing individuals to do r.us~ups, unpleasant tasks, or wear one of many ridiculous signs. ""' �Other examples of money raising for the Missions as Weaver (left) dances for coins, and Freshmen (below) reson to forceful means to obtain their fu nds. t �CHAPLAINS FATHER J OSEPH RICK, C.S.C. REV, EDWIN KADZ IELAWSKI, c.s.c. Father Rick offers Mass in the gym for the s tudent 26 body. ��Cub Class Officers: President , Philip Bell: Vice President , Terry Brown: Secrerary, William Teren; Treasurer, Kevin Faherty. �Agrasanchez, Rogelio Aguirre, Carlos Bevans, Michael Boone , James Brown, Terry 29 �Carlson, Eric Carrington, Charles Dally, John Darby, Adolphus Davis, Roy JO �Ednie, Christopher Ekstrum, Roy Galle, Francis Higginbotham, Bo Hughes, George �Hulsey, Preston Keller , Randall Kissinger, William Koch, John La Forme , Jolm 1'-.·lcBride, Jay McDonald , James Photograph Not AvaUable McKeel , John McKeel , Michael l2 �Marroquin, James Martinez, Mack Reid, David Ryan, Terrence Schell, Daniel 33 �Smith , ~gino! Spiller , John St . Romain , Thomas Teten, William Ticknor, Wayne Tietz , Charles �/ FRESHMEN �Freshman Class Officers: President, Jerry Bell; Vice Presidem,JohnBrown; Secretary, Mike Donohue; Treasure r, Lloyd Whitley. �Adams, Alan Almendarez, Stephen Arispe, Joe Bell, Jerry Bisson, Pauick Photograph Not Available Bodeker, Steven Bradford, Joseph Brown, Curtis Brown, John 37 �Buck, Ronald C aldron, Henr y Colunga , Rona ld Donalson, Patrick Fernande z, Salvador Photograph Not Available Finger , John Franzettl , Paul 38 �Garcia , Mario Goertz, Michael Hello, Michael Hernande z , Howard Garza , Humberto Gauntt, Stephen Ga wra da, Ja mes �Hernandez , Oscar Heyde , Kirk • Jackoski , Michael Kahanek, William Kelly , David Kelly , John Kirk, Gary 40 Photograph Not Available . - �Koenig, William Leisering, Rudy Lugo , Louis McBride , James McKeel , John 41 �Monahan , Pershing Murphy, William O'Connell, Pauick �Pena, Alex Pena, Jesse Pena , Samuel ruos, Francis Rovira , Michael Ryan , Christian Salazar , Julian Ramirez, Jolmny �Salinas , Richard Samilpa , Raymond Photograph Not Available Santos, Antonio Schell , Michael 44 Schuster, Michael Scofield , Paul Shea , James Stuever , baac �Vasquez, Inocenc io Viktorin, Ma rk Washington, Anthony \Vhistle r, Leona rd �Whitley , UJyd Wil1iams, Bruce Wilson , Ralph 46 Ybl.rra , Tomas Yemma, John Young, Dale Zurovec , Duane �DORMS ~ ~ ~ ril~ii m• 1 aBIJDL$ijM 47 �Working •. . . Praying . . .• Playing. Studying • . • • ���Second Floor decoration a t Christmas time , FLOOR ROOMS �THIRD FLOOR Harrell and Skrabacz exchange purses . Brother James Kell , Prefec t �ROOMS Jeff Fearing and his weights rest after a work- out. �BOSCO Christmas away from home. Brother Michael Jacobs, Prefect �DORM �DE PAUL )6 �DORM �CAMPION Bt. Lawrence Young. Prefect " �DORM ��SOPHOMORES 61 �The Sophomore Class Officers: Roben Rieck, President; Paul Teten, Vice Pres,; Secretary, Tony Freytag, and David Kucherka. The Sophomores pool rhelr resources in buUding an impressive T.O.P. Night noar. �Armijo , Jose Bailey, George Bullard , Fernando Caldron , Ivan Callahan , Michael Cantu , Edward Photograph Not Available Photograph Not Available Cisneros , Rudy 63 �Crowley, Mich&el Dembinski, Marvin Dorantes, Miguel Ellis, Bill Fernandez, Eduardo Fischer , Paul �"See I told you that Tigert ales was GREAT!!" Flores, Benito Flynn, Robert Franks, Frank Freytag, Tony Garcia, Lawrence Garcia, Carlos Garza, Cecilia 65 �Garza , Hibler Ga tens, James Was that last question, "What will you do if I flunl< the tes t?" Gonza les, J&mes Gonzales, Many Gonzales, Rudy �Griffin, Charles Guardiola, Gabriel Hernande2:, Richard Herrera, Tony Hillen, Michael �Hipolito, David Houghton, Daniel Hudspeth, John Jenkins, John Jenkins, Joseph Jimenez, Juan 68 �Johnson , Herman Johnson, Joe Kauss, George Lafitte, Carlos Laws, John Lopez, Jesse 69 �McBee, David Marroquin, Ben Miller, Michael Moran, Albert Murphy, John �Picture not available Jl ~ Orvananos, Manuel Pena , Thomas Ponce, Benjamin Pospisil, Pnbert Renteria, Mario Nicklaus, Edward Ortiz , Federico �Rieck, Robert Rios, Paul Salas, John S.1nchez , Fernando Sanchez , Michael 72 �Satterwhite , Frank Schneider, Timothy Shea, William Sibley, Dunn Smith, l-larold 73 �Sucke, Nicholas Teten, lbbert Thomason, Michael Vance, Fred Vllblg, David Zeu, Dale 74 �D A N c " �Robert Rieek~Hrsr place, OOy's division HALLOWEEN �George Woolfolk- least original DANCE 77 �T. 0. P. VICTORY HOP 78 ���Write your own caption! Go, Freddie, Go. 81 ��CASABA FESTIVITIES Casaba Q.Jeens Colleen Hastings and Michelle Trousi~e. �casaba BONFIRE The torch is put to it and as the cheering bonfire lit up the night. ~~gan, the �MELON HOP Topping off a successful Casaba Night was the Casaba Hop. This dance was enlivened by Charlie lkown's Generation• ., ��SWEETHEART FORMAL "The Ot her Side" provided the sounds J im Brown and Mary Margaret Brennan join the crowd. 87 ��WINTER COMES TO ST. ED'S The next day • . . " Drat you, Flip Scanlon." Vigilantes searching for Flip Scanlon, 89 �K I T c H E N CREw Three times a day, these chefs prepare meals that are long remembered by srudents. ( ~ �JUNIORS~ TODAY COLLEGE TOMORROW �Junior Class Officers: Treasurer, Mark Bouliane; Secretary, John Brady: Vice-President, Paul Seals; President, Charles Herring. The Juniors today ... 92 tomorrow? �Bauer, David Bouliane, Mark Bowles, wayne �Brady, John Buckner, Paulck Castillo, Ricardo Chapla, Chris Charur, Jose Collado, Manuel lllya gives plastic explosives demonsuation. �Fanger, Richard Fayad-Chain, Alec Fulton, James 9' �J Garcia , Mario Garza, Corando Photo not AVAILABLE Guajardo . Mlch.ael Henderson, Robert Henson, Berry 96 l �Super- Star Paul Seals stretches his legs. Lacouture , Dan iel Laws, William LeDoux , Bobby �Lowe, Robert McAtee , Bruce Marsico, Eugene Mekolik, Johnny /o.lontemeyor, Rogelio ~!oynelum , Micheel �Pizzifred, Arthur Newsome , Robert Polanco, Lee Ramos, Rica rdo Rovira , Stanley 99 �Salinas , Humberto Sa lazar , Jolm Schieffer, Gregory ~eals , Paul Soto, Ernest ~paeth , David �Spiller , Joseph Sutton , William Tamayo, George "Is there safety in numbers?" 101 �Weaver , James Webb , George Winkley, John Young, Robert Zett, David Zurovec, Michael �Rif le C!c.b •s~A . ' Boy Sc.o v.t S Club 10 3 �STUDENT OFFICERS The backbone of St. Ed ward's s!Udent body wit h their director Br. Wilbur. Th~ '67 Srudcnt Council Officer Officers: Mark Skr1bacz, VICC'Pruldt:nt; Jim Bro~o11, i"rdllld"nt: Frc~dl~ lloward, Tr<a.suro:r: Mlkt' Sldft~rt. 5«-ll.:U')': Bf. \\'1\Air Bierly, Modo:utor. I ().I �Every Monday throughout t he school year, t he Studem Council met in 114 during Homeroom period to discuss, plan, and t ake action on the events that made ' 6'7 the success that it was, �CHESS CLUB Chess play~rs In deep conct:nua~lon. �RALLY CLUB The Rally Club, a group of active students interested in raising school spirit through behind- the- scenes "''ork, Their activities range from printing athletic schedules to food drives to sponsoring banquets. The Rally Club planning activities. Officers Seifert, Sluabacz, Yemma and Brown 107 �D R A M A T I c s c L u The Club members on stage with their moderator, Mr. McCollum. B David Spaeth receives advice on proper s ryle from t he moderator. Producer- Director McCollum gives stage directions while photographer Chris Chap\ a cllci<s away. 108 �SPEECH CLUB Tigers rece iving awards at Travis contest. 109 �CHEERLEADERS Janer &Jrns, Kerry Borth. Debbie Vyvjala, TlmTot h,Judy Johnson, Charles Trac:y, M ichel!e Trousdale, Bobby Pittsford. �RIFLE TEAM �SPANISH CLUB �YEARBOOK Chuck Herring calculates damage repou. Gary Walter plans alternate escape routes. J ohn Brady s truggles under the glare of paisley s hirt. 113 �The complete, fantastic Yearbook Staff l.n a rate moment of peace and serenity. "I'll catch that devil yet!" 114 �Val Almendarez searches for a picture. George Tamayo is caught in a ra re moment of diligence. 11 5 �Tlgertown Moderator, ll". Lawrence TIGER TOWN THE SOPHISTICATED MAG �Lloyd Whitley and Pat O'Connell look over the finished product. Overworked Juniors Stanley l?()viraandChuck Herring slave over their articles. �TIGER TALES Starting A New Era In U terary Excellence! Stanley Herring, Ro vira, Charles and John Brady discuss this week's effort. 118 �BAND Frank Wes terfield adds to t he " Ttajuana sound ," '19 �The band builds up spirit during the LaSalle game. 120 And the Maesuo, Br. Edwin Reggio. �''How did I e ver get s tuck with this mons ter," ''I wish that was p would go away.· · 121 �GLEE CLUB The '6'7 Glee Club poses along with moderator Br. Edwin and t he band. Brothr.r Edwin dbcussu an arrangt:mem with Senior mc:mbcrs. ��Skrabacz, Harrel and Winkley demonsuate their brute strength during a practice sess ion. How many Seniors does plano? "Gentlemen Songsters" do thell stuff. 124 �ST. MARY'S TALENT SHOW St. Mary's Glee Club in full voice, The Dexters perform with Rita Carpemer 125 �TIGER SPORTS ~c-0c, @ 126 �FOOTBALL �TIGERS OF 1966 TIGERS OPPONENTS 14 St. 21 Sacred Heart , Ha lle mv111e 20 St . Stephen's 12 Riecher , \Vaco 21 14 St . Mary ' s, Fredericksburg 19 Bishop Forrest , Schulenburg 17 Central Catholic •• 33 LaSalle 21 Holy Cro!S St . Gerards 21 wo~ 128 Joseph ' ~ s LOST 4 I TIE �The Seniors of the 1966 Golden Tiger Football Team, The GOLDEN T IGERS of 1966. The FLYING TIGERS of 1966. �TIGERS SCRIMMAGE DEL VALLE The scrimmage Is an essential pan of football training, fOl it gives the coach a chance to test a large num- ber of his players under game conditions, Coach Go re directs Keel, Cervantes, and Franks. JJO �TIGERS TIE ST. JOSEPH'S Jim Brown's crunching tackle thwans Flyer's hopes. After holding the explosive Vic toria Flyers to 8 points in three q.Iarters, the valiant Tiger defense let victory slip through its fingers In the final seconds of the game. Final score: St. Ed's ~l 4 ; Victoria·l4. Godoy sweeps right end, 131 �TIGERS TOMAHAWK INDIANS Howard comes up with the tackle. The Tigers, relying on a stalwart defense and a powerful passing attack, ran past SacredHeartfor an impres- s ive 21-0 victory. The first Tiger victory ofthe season won many lievers for Coach Gore' s optimistic views and convinced the student body of the talent of this year's team. 132 �TIGERS OUTGUN SPARTANS Purdy directs t he Tiger attack, After a close firs t half, T iger superiority proved too much for Spartan courage. With Purdy at the Helm, St. Edward's scored two cp.~ ick touclxlowns and held on for a 20-12 victory. �REICHER ROARS PAST TIGERS The Reicher Cougars extended their jinx over t he T igers in an impressive 21-0 victory. The offense was unable to get its po~o·etful passing anack rolling in the windy Reicher s t adium. As a result , the over- worked Tiger defense was unable to c ontain machine. Herman Johnson upends high· flying Cougar. 134 Unknown Tiger maJu:s crunching tackle with Keller lnp.usu!t. t he awesome Reicher �INDIANS SCALP TIGERS John Hudspeth stretches, OOt his efforts are in vain. Skrabacz assists an unknown Tiger. After a scoreless first half in which the Tiger offense was stopped cold by the Indian defense, the Tigers came bacK to score In the fourth ~arter but it was all in vain. The St. Mary's Indians outscored the Tigers 19-6. �RANGERS JAIL TIGERS Spiller brings down Ranger runner. while Johnson comes up to assist. Herman Johnson goes for a short gain, before belng stopped. After a very close first half the Rangers led the Tigers wilh only a field goal, During the second half the Rangers ex- ploded with two more touchdowns, while t he Tigers were kept scoreless. TheHnal score was Bishop Forest 1'1, and the St. Ed's Tigers 0. IJ6 �BUTTONS BOP BENGALS Godoy goes around on an end sweep, with Stanley Gonzales giving t he block. Leroy Stewart barely misses for a touc hdown. Central Catholic, after scoring two quick touchdowns in the first quarte r, were held scoreless until the founh quarter. Finally t he Tiger defense settled down and caused numerous fumb les. However, the Tiger offense could only put together one touchdown, and the amons bopped t he Tigers 2Q-'1. 137 �TIGERS BEAT FALCONS A Strong Tiger offense scored three touchdowns while the Falcons were kept scoreless, During t he second half two more touchdowns were scored by the Tigers, while a lxilllant defense held the LaSalle Falcons scoreless for the first disuict win of the year, A Falcon leaps and catches a pass with Leroy defending. Gary Hello struggles hard for a shon gainer as Paul Seals looks on. IJS �TIGERS AXE THE KNIGHTS Gary Hello bats down a Kn ight pass to top off a brilliant exhibition of football. The Tigers had been Wilding up momenrum fotthe annual T.O.P. night game. \Yith one district win under the ir belts the Tigers were h.mgry for another. The game started off with two quick touchdowns , and the Tigers had a half-time lead over Holy Cross of 14-0. In the second half the Tigers scored one more T.D. and beat Holy Cross 21- 0. Freddy Howard scores one of the three Tiger touchdowns. 139 �T 0. P. NIGHT '66 T.O.P, Alumni Bill TortJsu and Pete Toth 1n the yearly Golden Tiger John Keel runs the victory gauntlet. parade, T,O,P, Coun for 1966 was honored to have Ri ta Carpe-nter as T,O,P. Q.Jeen, Mary Anne Fletcher as Duchesses. 140 Mary Margaret BreMan, 9.1e Allison and �Cubs decora te the school bus, Freshmen spear the Kn ights . Seniors win first place for their origi· nal presentation of the old slogan, "' A Tiger in our tank." ' Sophomore floa t depicts a Flying Tiger. The Junior Tiger axes a Knight, 141 �TIGERS ROAST ROYALS T he Bengal's last game started off with a Royal surprise. The Royal offense caught the Tiger defense completely off guard by coming out in a s pread shotgun. However, the Tiger defense reacted q.~lckly to stop the drive. The Tigers Started off the second half with a T.D. after they kicked off to the Royals, ln the first thirty seconds. The Tigers beat St. Gerards 21-0. Thls win gave t he St. Ed's a district record of 3 wins and l loss. Gary Hello brings down the PJ:Iyal's cp.Jarterbaek, 14 2 Frank Franks bdngs down the ftlyal ~anerback alter a substantial gain. �'13" TEAM "B" Team Coach; Joseph "ll)SS" Bruch, 143 �There was lots of hard hlulng- action at the B team games. Bullard brings down a Cenual Catholic man. Danny Lacouture puts his foot lnto thl.s Kick. 144 �Mike Gillen brings down a Leander man with a smashing tackle. Lee Polanco sweeps around the left end for a long gainer. ,., �.F 0 0 T B A A N Q u E T Gu~st Speaker Rooster Roberts L L �Mr. Seals spoke at the banquet. .. Jim Brown receives an award too. 147 ��TIGER VARSITY The '67 Tiger Varsity Basketball squad : standing, Andy Yemma and Bill Travis , Trainers; Paul Seals, George Woolfolk, Angel Pastor, Mike O'Connell , and Coach Fallis , Kneel ing: Mike Purdy, Rodrigo Andalon , Vince Godoy, Jerry Harger and Leroy Stewart. �KYLE Somebody sunk two, but who? Paul Seals accepts a trophy for the team. T 0 u R N E y 1}0 �The Tiger team applauds as Leroy Stewart is honored. The final score was in favor of the Tigers. Leroy goes for two. 151 �TiGERS EDGE CONCORDIA 1}l Jumpl.n' George Woolfolk knocks It down court. Guest Player Mike Manin looks for an opening. �GERARD'S GUNNED DOWN 68- 48 Coach Fallis explains strategy to the first suing. 153 �"B" - TEAM ACTION FRESHMEN �c u B basketball The Firs t Unit with Coach llldde. Reginol Smith makes an easy " two" during a district ACIL contest, �IN TRAM URALS Bou ineli attempts to block a shot. Ramos and Botdnell jump at center court. Ponce on defense under~ boards. �KHFI- TV telecast the Tiger game with St. Stephens on February 25, with St. Stephens winning 3-2. Tigers in a pre- game pep talk by Coach Pepito Meneses. SOCCER �Although the rers hands signal a score by St. Ed's. his decision was changed, leaving rhe Tigers on the short end of the scoreboard, In the St. Stephen's game. ~ Above, the team pose.s In game attire, whUe at left Coach Meneses directs the Tigers to the dressing room arhalf· rime, �BASKETBALL & SOCCER BANQUET Br, Peter addresses the group. 159 ��TENNIS Hoffy releases pent- up inhibitions. 161 �Robert Lowe Shawn Ivey Michael Callahan Bruce Rieck Michael Hoffman Miguel Dorantes --~- Charles Carothers Ricardo Casti llo �TRACK ��SENIORS �C lass of '6'7 officers: Bruce Rieck. President, Michael Hoffman, VIce- Pres., SecretM)'. Andy Yemma, and Treasurer, Bob Pittsford Homeroom moderuors &-,James Kdl and Mr. McCollumsuperv lse the Seniors In A1 and 810. ��Cadena, Pedro Camp, Daniel PHOTOGRAPH NOT AVAILA.BLE �Choban, Anthony Clark, Thomas Courrejolles, Theo Augusto Dannels, Mike De La Cruz , Juan De Los Santos , Rodolfo 169 ��Gonzalez, Stanley �Graham, Timothy Hess, Fernando ~I Heu, Luis �Horan, James l-loward, Freddie James, John C. 173 �McKnight, Adrian McLaughlin, Kenneth �Meaney, John Mekolik, Jimmy �Pany, David Pastor, Angel ��Saldana, Agustin 178 Seifert, Mlch.acl Skraback, MArk �Stirk, Charles Taylor, Gary 179 �Sa lda na . Ag ustin 178 Seifert, Michael Skraback, Mark �Stirk, Cha rles Taylor, Gary 179 �Travis, John Trevino, Raul �SENIOR DIRECTOR Y Rifle Team- 4; Speech Club-4: Bowling Club-4; Y.R. 's-2; Dram. Club-4 ARISMENDEZ, PAUl. 5305Wasson Rd. Austin, Texas Football- !; Basketball- 3,4; ball- 1,2,3,4 Base- BECK , THOMAS Rt. 1, Box 93 Bastrop. Texas Na tional Honor Society-! BORTH, KERRY 3503 Lafayette Aus tin, Texas 31 C\ub-4: Cheerleader-2 ,3,4; YCS2; Junior National Honor SOciety- I; National Honor Society- 2; Scholar of the Year- 1 BOTTINELLI, lONNIE 3'728 High Vista, Apt. 237 Dallas, Texas Speech Club-4; Dramatic Club-4; Chess Club-3,4: YoungRepublicans3 BROWN, WALTER 501 Pearson Bergstrom AFB, Texas Scholar of Year- 2,3: Nat. Honor Soc i ery- 2,3,4: Student Body Pres.-4; Class Pres .-3: Student Councii-3,4: Rally Club-2,3,4; YCS-2; Tigertown2; Glee Club-3; Var. Football-3,4; V. Baseball- 2,3,4: B-Team Bask, - 2 CAMP, DANIEL S1erraVentana#6'18 Mexico D.F., Mexico Glee Club-3,4; Bowling-1,2,3; Y. R.'s- 3,4; 31 Club-2 ,4;• Intramural Football-2,3 CHOBAN, ANTOOI\'Y 1506 Kenwood Ave, Austin, Texas J.V, Football-2: v . Football- 3,4: Basketball Mgr.-2; Golf-4; Tigertown-1,4; Edwardian- 3; 31 Club-1,2, 3,4; Rally Club-4; National Hon. So.-3 CLARK , THOMAS Apartado Postal #19 Taxco, Guerrero, Mex, Glee Club-3; Y. R.'s-3 COURRFJOLLES, THEO Juan Dellepiani 163 Lima, Peru Soccer- 4 DANNELS, MICHAEL 333 W, Prairie Eagle Lake, Texas J . V. Football-3; Spanish Club-4: Speech Club-3; Rec Room Scholar-3; Y .R.'s- 2,3,4 DE LA CRUZ, JUAN Morelos 406 SUr Piedras Negras, Mexico De LOS SANTOS , ROOOIFO 31 Club-4; Y.R. ' s- 3; Track- 3 DeLUNA, CARLOS Morelos 202 SUr Piedras Negras, Mexico Y .R's- 3,4;31 Club-3,4 CAROTHERS , CHARLES 913WalrnnSt reet Georgetown, Texas Tennis-2 ,3,4; Server and Reader- 3,4 DeVOOGHT, FRANK 2009 E. First Street Austin, Texas 31Club-4 CASAREZ , JESSE 3400 Randolph Austin Baseball Manager- 3; Rally Club-2,3, 4 FABIAN, THEOOORE 6408 Poner St. Austin, Texas 31 Club CERVANTES, VICTOR 201 East St. Elmo Austin, Texas V. Football-4; Glee Club-4 CHESNAR, JAMES 3'103 Link Valley, Apt. 35 Houston, Texas J . V. Football- 3; Track- 4; Soccer-3: FEARING , JEFFREY Ex. Scouts- 2,3; Band- 2,3,4; Bowling2; Perfect Attend.-2,3,4 FLAHIVE , MICHAEL 5942 Highland Hills Austin, Texas Speech Club-4; Drama Club-4: Gl!!e Club-4; 31 Club-4 181 �SENIOR DIRECTORY··contlnued GALI.~GHER, GREG 4631 Abner Corpus Chris ti, Texas Soccer-4: Spanish Club--4; 31 Club· 4: Speed~4 GOOOY , VINCENT 2021 East 2nd St. Austin, Texas V. Football-2,3,4; J,V, Bask.·1: V, Bask.-2,3,4; 31 Club--4 GOERTZ, CHARLES 769 Cherico St. Austin, Texas GOMEZ, OOSENOO 2809 E. 3rd St. Austin, Texas Glee Club--4: 31 Club-4 GONZALEZ, STANLEY 1'11SE.7thSt. Aus tin, Texas V. Football- 3,4: J,V, Football-2: J . v. Bask.-1,2: v.-3: Spanish Club-3 GRAHAM, J AMES 902 \\1, Bee Caves P4:l. Austin, Texas Football Trainer-4; Track Mgr.-3; j'~arbook-2 ,3; 31 Club-4: Band-1,2, HARGER, C LYDE JEOOME 104 B Gulkana Dr. Anchorage. Alaska J . V. Bask.-1: V. Bask.-2,3,4: Baseball- 2,3,4; Glee Club-3,4; Speech- 1, 2; YCS· 2: National Hon. Soc,-2,3: NEDT Award· 2 HARREL, PETE P.O. Box 411 C rockett. Texas J . v. Football-2: V. Football-3,4;J. v. Bask.-1,2: V, Bask.-3; Band-1,2: Glee Club-2,3,4; Rally Club-4 Rio Bravo, Mexico Soceer- 4; 31 Club-4 HOFFMAN, MICHAEL Reforma 27· 502 Mexico City, Mexico Senior Class V.P. ; Tennis- 2,3,4; Tige rtown- 3,4; Rally Club-3,4; Drama Club-4; 31 Club-3,4: Chess Club-4; Glee Club-4 HORAN, JAM ES 1203 Morningside Dr., N.E. Albuquerque , New Mexico Cross·Country-4: Ye arbook- 4: Club-4 31 HOWARD, FREDDIE 2313 East U thSt. Austin, Texas S tudent Council Tre as.-4; Football· 3 ,4: Speech Club-4; Tlgenown- 4: Drama Club- 4; Rally Club-4 IVE'Y, SHAWN 922 South Hickory Pecos, Texas Tennls- 4: Yearbook-3; Band-3,4; Y .R.' s - 3: Rally Club-4 JAMES, JOHN 2309 Q.mry Rd. Austin, Texas J.V. Football-1,2; V, Football-3,4; Baseball, V,-2,3,4; Glee Club-4; Drama Club-4; 31 Ctub-4; Y.R.'s · 3 JWENEZ, UGAI.OO 11 Ave. 14·19 Zone 1 Guatemala, Guatemala McKNIGHT, ADRIAN 4519 Pomona Rd. Dallas, Texas V, Football- 3,4; Glee Club-4; 31 Clu b-4 McLAUGHLIN, KENNETH HELLO, GARY 502 Swanee Drive Austin, Texas J. V. Football-1: V, Football- 2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Glee Club-4 HESS, WIS Ave. Delas Americas 1#301 Rio Bravo, Mexico Traclc-4; Baseball-4; Speech Club-4 182 HESS, FERNANDO Ave. de las Americas 6 100 Janey Au s tin, Texas J.V. Football-1,2: V. Football- 3,4 (all· dlst., All-State) J . V. Bask.-1,2: Track-2,3; Raliy Club-3,4; NEOT· 2: Nat, f-bn, Soc.-2,3,4; Speech Contest- 1,2 McTIRE, LESLIE American Embassy Buenos Alies, Argentina Chess Club-4; Drama Club-4; 31 Club-4 �SENIOR DIRECTORY--continued MACHOK, GEORGE 800 E. Ben White Austin, Texas Football Photog-4; Golf-1,2,3,4; 31 Club-2,3,4; Rally Club-3,4; Glee Club-3,4; '66 Gold Award MARTIN, MICHAEL 1363 Normandy Corpus Christi, Texas Baseball- 4; Speech Club- 4; Spanish Club-4; Y.R.s- 3; 31 Club-4 MARTINEC, THOMAS 4010 Avenue " H" Austin, Texas 3 1 Club-1,4; Glee Club-4; Rally Club-2,3,4; Y. Demos,-3 MEANY , JOHN 5319 Western Hills Dr. Austin, Texas Class Treas.- 2; Track-2,3,4; Tigertown- 1,2,3,4; 31 Club-2; Spanish Club-3,4; Junior Crossmen-1 MEKOLIK, JIMMY Rt. 4, Box 66 Taylor, Texas M ESTA , JOAGUIN Ave. Zarco 2444 1/2 Chihuahua, Mexico J . V. Football- 2,3; J . V. Baslc-3: Track- 2: Soccer-1,2,4; 31 Club-4; Mass Reader-4 MORENO, JOHN 401 Cherry Hill Dr. Austin, Texas J . v. Football- 1,2; Baseball-3,4 MULVEY, WILLIAM 4205North Hills Austin, Texas 31Club-4 MURPHY, DERRIS 3423 Mt, Barker Dr, Austin, Texas J .V. Bask.-1: Nat. Hon. Soc.- 1 Soccer-2,3,4; Chess Club-4; " 31" Club-4 O"l'OOU:, MARK 2118 PDbin Rd. Abilene, Texas Soccer- 4; Track-4 PANY , DAVID 2406 west l Oth Austin, Texas Golf- 3,4 PASTOR, ANGEL Tela Railroad Co. Tela, J-klnduras J, V, Football- 3: Bask. V.-4; Baseball- 3,4; Soccer-3; Glee Club-3: Spanish Club-3; Y.R.s- 3 PIERATT, MARK 6726 Auden Houston, Texas J, V, Football- 3; Glee Club-3,4; Spanish Club-3,4; Chess Club-4: DramaCiub-4 PITTSFORD, ROBERT 2207 Euclid Austin, Texas Class Treas.-4; Glee Club-1,2,3,4: Rally Club-2,3,4: "31" Club-1,2,3,4: Cheerleader- 2,3,4; Drama-4; NEDT1,2 PURDY, MICHAEL 6307 Shal Creek Blvd. Austin, Tex. Football- 1,2,3,4; Bask.- 1,2,3,4; Tigertown-4: " 31" Club-2,3,4; YCS- 1, 2; Nat, Hon. Soc.-2,3 RAMOS, GABRIEL 3310 Bengston Austin, Texas RIMAR, ANDREW 5701&11ard Austin, Texas J . V. Bask.-2; V. Bask.- 3: Golf- 2,3, 4; Gene Stallings Fan Club-4 O'CONNELL, MICHAEL 2504 Twin Oaks Dr. Austin, Texas Class V,P,-2; Treas-1; J .V. Bask.1,2: V, Bask.-3,4; Tigertown-4: Rally Club-2,3,4; YCS-2; Y, Demos,-2; Y. Repub.- 2: Nat. Hon. Soc.-2,3,4; NEDT-1,2; Honor Mono.-1 ROBBINS, JAMES Box 791 Dickinson, Texas J. V, Footba!l- 3; Cross-Counuy-4: Explorer Scouts-2,3: Rifle Club-3,4; "3 1" Club-2 ORGANES, JORGE Norlal#24 Acapulco, Mexico SAlDANA, lOUIS 6 106 Felix Austin, Texas 183 �SENIOR DmECTORY · - Continued SANCHEZ, JOHNNY 2112 Thrasher Lane Austin, Texas Baseball-2,3,4 TOTH, TIMOTHY 1201 Karen Ave, Austin, Texas " B" Team Football- 2: Tigenown3,4; Rally Club-2,3,4 SCANLON , PHILLIP 13148 Hughes Lane Dallas, Texas SEIFERT, MICHAEL Refonna 11'615 Mexico City, Mexico S. C. Seeretary- 4; Class Treas-3; v. Football-3,4; Baseball-3,4: Rally Club-2,3,4; YCS-2,3: " 31" Club3,4: Y.R.'s- 3,4: NEOT-2: Nat. Hon, Soc.- 2,3 SKRABA.CK , MARK 190'7 West Tennessee Midland. Texas J . V. Football-1; V. Foot.- 4: Ttack1,2,3,4; Tigertown- 1; Rally Club-2, 3,4; "31" Club-1,2,3,4: Glee Club1 ,2,3,4: Drama Club-4: Y.R.-3: Nat. Hon. Soc.-2,3; Honor Mono.-3 SPilLER, OC>BERT '700Park Blvd. Aust in, Texas "B" Team Football-2: v. Foot.-3,4: T rack- 3,4: " B" Ttack-2 STEELE, RICHARD 4102 Far West Blvd, Aust in, Texas Track- 4; Drama Club-4: RifleTeam4 STEWART, l.EOOY 3205 E. 18th Street Austin, Texas V, Football-2,3,4: v. Bask,-2,3,4 STIRK, CHARLES Rt• ..1, Box 43 Riviera, Texas Track-2,3,4: Soccer-4: Cross-Country- 3,4; Boy Scouts-1: Scuba- 1; "E" Club-2,3,4: Band-1,2,3,4: RifleClub3,4 TAYlDR, GARY 7203 Mesa Drive Austin, Texas Honor Mono-1,2,3: "31" Club- 1,2,4: Honor Foil 184 TRAVIS, JOHN 2620 Crest Ridge Dallas, Texas Bask. Mgr.-4; Track- 4: Dramatics Club-4: Spanish Club-4: " 31" Club4 ; Golden Rally Club-4 TREVINO , PAUL Bella Vlstal;l 05 Tampico, Mexico Soccer- 1,2 VIlLEGAS, HERNANDEZ Nicolas Sn. Juan #233 Mexico City, Mexico WINKLEY , THOMAS 1 578 West Shore Dr. Loveland, Colo. Y .R.- 3,4: Band-4: GleeClub-4; BowlIng Club-4: Rally Club-4; Drama Club-4: Chess Club-4 WOOLFOLK, GEORGE Box 2171 Prairie View College Texas Basketball, Var.- 4; J, V,-3; E'xplorers- 3; Glee Club-3,4: Y.R. ' s- 4 YEMMA , ANDREW 2402 Havens ide Dr. Aus tin, Texas Football Publiclty- 4: Bask. Mgr.- 2, 3: Nat. Hon. Soc.-3,4: Rally Club2,3,4: Speech Club-4; Drama Clubo4: " 31" Club-2,3,4: Y, Demos.- 2: MlsslonClub- 1 �LOOK OUT, LOUEY !! Due to the early publication (on time this year) of the '67 Edwardian Super Yearbook, it was not possible to include such act iv iti es as : Spring Sports, Graduation and the Spring Mus i cale . These and many other items will be conta ined in the last issue of Tigertown to come out in May. BASEBALL GRADUATION MUS ICAL OTHERS ��ST . EDWARD'S H IG H SCHOOL - THE DEATH OF A TRADIT ION After 90 years of serv ing Austin and Texas, St. Edward's High School has been fo r ced to close it s doors. A tradition has been destroyed and a void left which can never be filled. But St . Edward's has died proudly, making its last year its finest. Through scholastic excellence , one of the finest athletic records, and a tremendous overall d i splay of spirit, SEHS has p r oved its worth to a society which has failed to appreciate it, 187 ���FACULTY APPRECIATION Plcrured here are just a few of the many exceptional faculty members who have selflessly given their lives In establishing the distinguished tradition that Is St. Edward' s. Brother Jacob Eppley Brother Huben KC!qlpen Brother Peter Maranto Brother Rene LenMrd Brother Sevcrus Sanchez Brother Edwin Reggio Brother WUb.n Bierly Mr. Joseph Beck �Brother Emmet Strohmeyer Mrs . Maria Leal Brother Victor Valla Brother Francis Barret Mrs . Margaret Kinane Reverend Joseph Rick Mr . Forrest Wright Reverend Edwin Kadzielawski Mr. Jesse Guzman �Brother Charles Escobar Brother Lawrence Young Brother Victor McGee Mr. Robert Gore Brother Matthew Lyons Mr. Joseph Bruch Brother Dennis Shields ��AUTOGRAPHS 194 �195 �196 �197 ������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource St. Edward's High School Yearbook Collection Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949; 1951-1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright St. Edward's University. The materials in this collection are made available for use in research, teaching and private study. Images and text may not be used for any commercial purposes without prior permission from St. Edward's University. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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The materials in this collection are made available for use in research, teaching and private study. Images and text may not be used for any commercial purposes without prior permission from St. Edward's University. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbooks Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Edwardian1967_OCR.pdf https://archives.stedwards.edu/digitalcollections/files/original/4a9da256de7e2621a07dcf4df08554ec.pdf f46f278a8d58ea4b0100a7c5cf061634 PDF Text Text ����E D w A R D I A N 1 9 6 6 ���This Edwardian is dedicated to President lYNDON BAINES JOHNSON so that with his help peace may reign in the world. �MOST REVEREND LOUIS J . REICHER, D . D . , LLD. Bishop of Austin �BRO T HER PE T ER CELESTINE MARANTO, C . S.C. P rinci pal �BROTHER JAMES KELL, C .S . C . Vice Principal �BROTHER RONA LD ARROWOOD, C . S . C. Biology, Religion 1, 2 , Constructional Geomeuy BROTHER WILBUR BIERLY, C. S.C. World History, Religion, Lunch Prefect, Dorm Prefect MR. THEODORE BRENTUNGER General Science, Chemistry, Religion MR. JOSEPH BRUCH American History, Religion, B. football, Yearbook �BROTHER JOHN CARRINGTON, C. S.C. English 1, 2 BROTHER JACOB EPPLEY, C. S . C. Typing, Religion 7th MR. RICHARD FA LLIS Physical Education, Cub Athletics, Cub Football, Social Studies 8th, German, Texas History BROTHER THOMAS FREY , C. S.C. PSSC Physics, Standard Physics �MR. ROBERT GORE Religion 7, 8 , German, English 1, 2 , Latin American English. Head Coach of Track, Assistant Football Coach MR. JESSE GUZMAN Arithmetic 7th and 8th, Related Math II, Modern Geometry BROTHER HUBERT KOEPPEN, C.S . C . World History, Religion 1,2, Bookstore BROTHER JAMES KELL, C . S. C. Civics, Religion 1, 2 , Dorm Prefect �MRS . MARIA LEA L Spanish I, II, III, Latin American Religion BROTHER MATTHEW LYONS , C. S.C . Religion 3, 4 , SMSG Algebra, SMSG Geometry, Modern Algebra BROTHER PETER CELESTINE MARANTO , C.S . C . Portuguese MR. PAUL McDERMOTT Assistant B-Team Football Coach, Physical Education �BROTH ER CH ARLES McGANNON , C . S.C. Speech, English 3 ,4 BROTHER VICTOR McGEE English 7 , 8, Religion BROTHER EDWIN REGGIO, C . S. C . Senior Math, Modern Algebra, Band , Glee Club , Beginners Band BROTHERSEVERUS SANCHEZ , C. S. C . Related Math, Spanish 3, 4. Typing and Spelling 8th, Bookkeeping �MR. FORREST WRIGHT Athletic Director , Head Football , Baseball Coach , English 5, 6 BROTHER LAWRENCE YOUNG, C. S.C. English 7th, 8th , Latin, Religion 8th MR. RlCHARD CORBIN library MRS. MARGARET KINANE Secretary REVEREND JOS EP H RlC K , C. S . C. Chaplain REVEREND EDWIN KADZIEL.AWSKI , C . S.C. Chaplain �BROTHER DONALD CONNOLLY, C. S.C. Treasurer BROTHERDEWIGHT, C.S.C . Asst . Treasurer BROTHERCHARJ..ES ESCOBAR , C. S.C. Asst. Treasurer DR. HAOC!LD ROBINSON, M.D. School Physician MRS . RUNICHE School Nurse MRS. THELMA ADAMS Dietician l4 �SENIORS �SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Pres . , J. Nieto; Vice- Pres • • C. Curtis; Sec . , J . Martinec; Treas. , P. Toth. 16 �ALEMAN, DANIEL T. "Danny" "31" Club 3: White Stags 4. AMARO MICHAEL ANDRADE, JORGE C. "Peter Lorre" Yearbook 4. ARRENOONDO, ARTURO S, "Chark' ' Yearbook 4. �OC>GGESS, CHARLES B. "Puppy" lntr. Football 3,4: Basketball V. 3,4, Young RepubHcans 3.4; Swim Team 4: Bowling 4; \Vhite Stags 4; Glee Club 4. BISSON, CHARLES A. " Charlie" Class Treas.l; OassVicePres.; Fresh. Track: Young Dems. 3; Cheerle ader 3; Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1. CHAVEZ. THOMAS H. ''Tom'' Intra. Football 4; Intra. Basketball 3.4; Young Republicans 3.4; Bowling 4; Swim 4: White Stags 4. COATS, RUSSELL T. " Critter' Inua. Football 3.4: Young Republicans 3,4; Glee Club 4: Bowl ing Tres. 4; White Stags 4. �CONTRERAS, OSCAR R Intra. Football 4: Track Frosh V. ; Soph. v. CONNER, MICHEAL H. ''Buzzard'' Young Republicans 3 ,4; White Stags 4; Swim 4: Glee Club 4: Bowling 4; Basketball 4. CORPORA, SAMUEL A. " Sam'' Intra. Football 4; Young Republicans 4: WhiteStags 4 . CROSBY, OTTO F. "Browny" Soccer 3,4; Bowling 4. �CURTIS, NATHANIEL C. ''Boozer'' Student Council Vice Pres.: Young Republicans 3.4: Bowling 4. DePEW, JOHN R. "Beowulf'' V. Football 3: Basketball 2.3; Baseball 2,3: Tiger Town 4: T.A.R. 3: ''E'' Club 2; Athlete of rhe Year. DILLINGHAM, ROBERT C. "Dilley" �GARRIGAN , DANIEL P. ''Unferth'' Glee Club 2.4: NEDT, \</h ite Stags 4. GOUI.DIE, JOHN C. " The Man'' Rifl e 3: Young Republicans 2 .3: Chess Club2,3. GRANT, l.ARRY E. "Brecc a"' Intra. Football 3.4: Track 2,3,4: Bowling Pres. 2.3.4; Scuba 2: Yoong Republican 3,4: White Stags 3.4: Cross Country 4: Swim team 4: Band 2.3: Yearbook4 : Tiger Town 4: "31" Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 4: Track man of the Year GRIEVES, JOHN C. "Role" V. Footbal l 4: Young Rep. 3.4: White Stags 4; Glee Club4. HART , WII.UAM G. "Zeus' ' Intra . Footba!l 4: Tiger Town 4: Yearbook 4; Young Republicans 4; White Stags 4: Miss ion Club 4: NEDTCommendation; " 31" Club. HEI.I.O, I.EE J . · · ~gger '' Football V. 3; Basketball 2: Baseball 2,3,4. �HUTH, CHA RLES A. "CilJck" Tiger Town 3.4: Yearbook 4: Young Democrat 3: Mission Club 2; NEDT Commendation 2: Latin award 2. JOHNSON, ROBERT T. ' 'Superbush'' Intra. Football 4: Basketball 3.4: Base· ball 3.4: Young Rep1blicans 3.4: Bowling 4: White Stags 4: Glee Club 4: Swi m 4. JURADO, MANUEL " Manny" Young Rep. 4. KALLINA , CHARLES F. "Head Hunter" Student Council Vice Pres. 4: V. Football 4 : Baseball V. 3.4: YCS 3; White Stags4: E Oub; National Honor Society 3. KNOWLES, ROBERT A. " Thor'' Intra. Football 4: "31" Oub: Young&· publican 4: Yearbook 4: White Stags 4. LAND. CURTIS A. "Pato" Track 4: Bowling 4: White Stags 4: Young Republicans 4: Mission 3.4. �lANGNER. DANIEL A. '' Hrothgar'' Intra. Football 4: Yoong Republicans 4: White Stags 4. LEISERING FRED J, "The Thinker" Glee Club 3; Alter Boy 2; White Stags 4; National Honogram2,3. LUBBERT, ALEJANDRO A. " Sloopy" Golf V. 3: Young Republican 3.4. MAHER, JOHN W. " Johnnie Dylan" T igertown 2 ,3,4; Debate 1: Mission Club 2: YCS 3: rune dub 3: Young Rep. 2.3: Stage Crew 2.3.4: J r. Nat. Honor Society 1: Nat. Honor Society 2.3: Scholar of the Year 1: Nat. Science Foundation: Math grant 3: Austin Srudent Congress 3: Latin Award 1.2: Honor Monogram 1.2.3: NEDT 1.2. 1\oWOR. FRED " Grendel" Intra. Football4: Basebal1Mgr.3: Knights of the Altar 3.4: Yoong Rep.~bl icans 3.4: White Stags 4. l\.o1AJOR ROBERT P. " Jupiter" Track J. V 1; V. 4: Yearbook 4 ; Tigertown 4: Bowling 1,2,3.4: Young Republicans 3,4: Track Mgr. 3: " 31" Club 2: Bowling Vice Pres. 3.4: Secretary 2; Knights of the Altar 4: White Stags 4; Bowling Club most Active 2. �MARTINEC, JOSEPH D. "SirGa\lahad" Jr. Class Sec.: Sen. Sec.; Tigertown 3.4: Rifle Club 3: Mission Club2: Cheerleader 2; Declamation 1st Place: Young Democrats 3,4: Austin Srudent Congress 3,4: YCS 3: NEDT Award 1,2: Latin Award 1. lvlARTINEZ , LUIS F. "King Luie" Intra. Football 3.4: Soccer team 3: YCS 3: Young Rep. 4; Bowling Club 3.4. MEANEY, WILLIAM M. "The ld" Tlgen own 2.3.4: Yearbook 4: ''31" Club 3: Chess Club 3: YCS 3: Jr. Nat. Honor Soc. 1; Nat. Honor Soc. 2.3: Texas Boy's State 3; Young Dem. 3; Explorers 1.2.3.4: Honor Monogram 2.3; Latin Award 2. N!ICKELWAIT, STI:VEN A. "Little Stevie Wonder" l\10RAN, THOMAS D. "Mr. Magoo" Tigertown 3.4: Yearbook 4: Young ~pub­ lican 2,3: Bowling 1: !\'EDT Certificate 1.2: Readwe!l Certificate. n-ack Manager 1. MORRIS, JAMES W. "Jim" Football Stat. 4; Baseball Stat. 3: Tigertown 1.3.4: Yearbook 4; Spelling Contest 1; NEDT Award 1.2: Crossmen 2: Latin Award l: National Honor Society. �NIETO, JOHN M. " Na to" Pres. Sr. Class; Pres. Jr. Class: Tigertown Staff 2,3: T igertown Co-edilor 4; "31'' Club: Nat. Honor Soc. 2,3; YCS 3,4: Knights of the Altar 3.4: Mission Oub 4; White Stags 3; Honor Monogram 2,3; Soph. Scholar of the year 2: Jr. Scholar of the year 3: Latin Award 2.3: N.S.F. Summer Grant 3: Spec. Service Award 3: Religion Award 3. PALMER, PAUL D. "Tiki" Scuba Team 2: Young Rep. 2.3,4: White Stags: Glee Club 4. PICCIANDRA, PAUL E. "Alice' ' Football Cub, "B". RV. 2, V. 4: Track JV: Baseball V 2: V 3, V 4: Lettermans Club 2: Junior Na tional Honor Society. RAMOS, JOE A. ''Sugar-Bear'' Football V2,3. ~DOING, MICHAEL]. ''Grizzly'' Inua. Football 3.4: Young Republicans 3.4: White Stags 4: Glee Oub 4. RICHTIR, MICHAEL F. "Frog" Tigenown 4: Yearbook 4: National Honor Society 3: White Stags 4. �RICHTER, RICHARDT. ''Rick" Tigenown 4: Yearbook4: Honor Monogram 3; 3rd Place MathComest3: Austin Sru· dent Congress 3: White Stags 4. ROBINSON, J A!viES E. " fullie" Cub Football: Cub Baseball: White Stags 4: Young Republicans 4: Science Fair 1st Place. SEIFERT, WILLIAM F. "Mr. Ed" Mission Club 2: Yoong Bowling 4: White Stags 4. ~publicans 4: SNIDER, VINCENT C. "Beans" Swimming Team 4. SPENCE, HARRY "The Nicker" Bowling 2,3,4; Rifle2,3, Sec. 3; Explorer Scouts 2 ,3,4: Young Republicans 3,4; Bowling Awards 3, SP£NCER, FRANK X. " Pancho" Football RV 2: Basketball RV 2: White Stags 3,4; Bo.,.,·Jing 2: "31" Club 2.3: Football V Mgr. 4: Yoong Democrat 3: Mission Club 2. �SUTTON, DAVID A. ''Dave'' Football "B'' 3; V 4: Srudent Council President 4; White Stags 4 . TAJT, LAWRENCE S. ''Scott'' Srudent Council Tl:eas. 4: B Football 2; Tennls 2: Golf 2: Track 3.4: Glee Club 3.4: White Stags 4: YCS; "31" Club; Head Cheerleader 4: E Club: Annual Editor4, TOMSU, WILLIAM F. ''Ha.,.·k· Eye'' Football 1B, 2B. 3V, 4V: " 31" Club 3; White Stags 4. TOTH, PETER C. ''Pe te'' Football V 3: White Stags 4: YCS 4: Stage Cre w 3: Sen lor O ass Tl:eas .4: " 31" Club 4: Glee Club4. TURNER, DAVID A. "AuH20" Tennis 2: Tigertown 2,3.4: Young Rep. 2,3.4: Glee Club 3: White Stags 4: Debate Club 1: Explorer 2: NEDT Award; Science Fair 1st Place: Spelling Contest 1: Oration Contest 1. VALDES, SERGIO V, "El Enahorado" Intra. Football 4: Young Rep. 4: White Stags 4: Bowling 4. �ZAUNBRECHER, MARTIN A. '' Tippy Toes " Baseball V. 3 : Young E?£p. 3 ,4: White Stags4. Z IKE , THOMAS A. "Loki" Glee Club 4: La t in Award 1,2: Honor Monogram3 . ZIMMEIU. Y, CHARLES A. "Zim'" Cub Pres .. Sec. Soph . . Pres. Frosh .. VicePres .• Jr. . Football Mgr. Cub, 1.2.3 ,4: Basketball Mgr.: CUb 1,2 ,3.4: Track CUb: Baseball RV 1: Var. 2: White Stags 4: YCS 3: "31" Club 2.3.4: E Club 2,3: Young Demo. 3: Knights of the Altar 4: Rally Club 3,4: Religion Reward CUb: Jr. Nat. Honor Soc. CUb 1: Nat. Honor Soc. 2: Spelling Contest 1st CUb 2,3; Scholar of Yr. Cub: CUb Man of Yr. �JUNIORS �a.ASS OFFICERS: L to R, Treasurer · Mike Seifert, Secretary - Bruce Rieck, Vice President · Mark Scrabacz, President · Walter J. Brown. 30 �Picture nol available Albuerne, Ruben Arismende z , Paul Ar Beck, Thomas Borth, Kerry Bottinelli, lonnie Brown, Wal ter Camp, Daniel 31 �Casarez , Jesse Chohan, Anthony Clark, Thomas Dannels, Mike 32 �De Agostini, Sergio De Luna, Carlos .~ Phot,ogra!*J not. available Domingues, Louis Fabian, Theodore Fearing. Jeffrey 33 �Gilson, William Godoy, Vincent Gonzalez, Stanley Graham, Timothy Harger, Clyde " �Harrell, Pete Hello, Gary 4W~~~~ ~ ~:70~ Hess, Luis Hoffman, Michael ~UJt()..,t/aile Horan, James Howard, Arthur ~loward, Freddie 35 �Ivey, Shawn James, John McKnight, Adrian McLaughlin, Kenneth Martinec, Thomas 36 �Meany. John Mesta, Joaquin Miramontes, Carlos O'Connell, Michael Organes, Jorge Pany, David 37 �----r Pastor, Angel Pieratt, Mark Rieck, Bruce Rimar, Andrew !Wbbins, James 38 �Saldana , Louis Sanchez , Johnny Seifert, Michael Skrabacz , Mark Spiller, Robert 39 �Starr, Bart Winkley, Thomas Wool folk, George Yemma, Andrew 40 �41 ��SOPHOMORES �CLASS OFFICERS: L toR, Sec. - Treas. - Paul Seals. Vice President - John Brady. President - Charles Herring. �Aderholz , William Allen, Tommy Almendarez, Val Bouliane, Mark Brady, John 45 �Brinkman, Patrick Brennan, Richard Chapla, Chris Curvey, Marcus Eiben, Gilbert Einig, John Fanger, Richard Falkenstein, Mark 46 �Fernandez, Gernaro Fulton, James Garcia, Mario Garza, Robert Gearing, Daniel Gonzales, Raul Gonzales, Victor Graham, Claude " �Green, Richard Guajardo, Michael Guerrero, Ruben Henson, Berry Henderson, RDbert Herring, Charles Jackson, Thomas Johnson, Leland 48 �~ Jones, Carl Keel , John Photograph not available King. Major Lacouture, Daniel Laws, William LeDoux, Bobby Le Sassier , John Llerna, Hermosillo Lyons, Philip 49 �McLaughlin, Edward Marsico, Eugene Merlo, James Moore, Jolm Necoechea, Jose Newsome, Robert Ortega, Jonas 50 �Paluska, Douglas Parry, David Pizzifred, Arthur Polanco, Lee Ramirez, Raymond Ramos, Richard Ross, A!len Sl �Rovira, St anley Salazar, John Schieffer , Gregory Spiller, Joseph Starr, Martin �Sutton, William Tamayo , George Tinsley, William Villalobos, Cuauhtemoc Walter, Gary �Rovira, Stanley Salazar, John Schieffer , Grego ry Spiller, Joseph Starr, Martin �Sutton, William Tamayo, George Tinsley, William Villalobos, Cuauhtemoc Walter, Gary �Warner, Leland Webb, judson Westerfield, Francis Zett, F. D. Zurovec, Michael �FRESHMEN �CLASS OFF ICERS~ L to R, Treasurer - Robert Gouldie, Secretary - David Kuche rka, Vice Pres idem· !?£~bert Rieck, President · Paul Teten, 56 �Acostn, Joe Acostn, Joe Louis Armijo, Jose Bailey, George Beck, James Bullard , Fernando Bullock, Arthur Caldron, Ivan Callahan, Michael Cnntu, Ed ward Capuchino, Buster Carney, Quinn �Casas-Alatriste , Jose -1-. ·~ Gone fiShing Chirhart, EdwJrd C isneros, Rudy Cooke, Stephen Crouch, Christopher Crowley, Michael Curvey. Michael Esparza, Edward Farley, Michael Fearing, Charles �Flores, Benito Flynn, Robert Franks, Frank Freytag, Tony Friar, Eric Garcia, Carlos Gonzales, Marty Gonzales, Rudy Gouldie, Robert �Griffin, Charles Grover, Gregory Guardiola , Gabriel Hicks, Eric Hillen, Michael Houghton. Daniel 60 �Hudspeth, John Jenkins, Raymond Johnson, Herman Lafitte, Carlos Lala , Jack Laws, John 61 �Moran, Albert Morin, Anthony Munoz, Arturo Nicklaus, Edward Parker, Alan Pena, Thomas �Pospisil, Robert Rentfro, Byron Richter, Franz - t:( ' !FP Rieck, Robert Robertson, John Rodriguez, Joe Rodriguez, Richard Rulz·Esparza, Eduardo .. -~ • ' ' ' ~· · -~ . �Salas, John Sanchez , Fernando Sanchez, Jose JuSt r::; didn't ~, have \~\ a ,. ;~ t.hmg "' Sanchez, Michael to wear Schutze, Stephen Serra, Arthur i ~ ne hing 64 Seward, Lewis Shea, William Sibley, Dunn �Smith, Harold Smykal , Robert Teten , Robert Wilkes, David Wynne , \</reno Z.ett, Dale �66 �CUBS �68 �Balp, Alberto Antonio Bell, Jerry A. , Jr. Brown, Curtis Lenord Bro1•m, David Drummond b f . . Chirhart, Dennis Patrick Colunga, Ronald Roger 69 �Donalson,] . Patrick Donohue. Michael James Finger, John B. Govela. Sergio E. I AVA.IL-'.8LE Greene, T. Richard Heyde, Kirk 70 �James , Nicholas Maynor Leacroy, William Earl Lindinger, Joseph Lloyd Meaney, Mark Edmund Menendez, Paul Anthony 71 �Moses, Michael Richard Murphy, \VilliamJames Ryan, Christian Patrick �Closner, David Lopez Cobo, Luis Fernando Daily, Jolm Christopher Farias, Gilberto 73 �Hehir, Michael W:trren Heinsen , Ewald Theodore 0 McKeel , Michae l V . Nicholas, Kirk M. 74 �Quadlander, JamesP . Ruiz·Esparza . Arturo Flores Teten, William T. Ticknor, wayne E. Torres, Jorge juan Valadez , Uno Enrique 75 �Brother Lawrence (Longlegs) dunks .. two .. . 76 �DORMS �THIRD FlOOR Brother james Kel!, Prefect ����SECOND FLOOR �83 �84 Sorry about that/ �Bitterness will get you nowhere ... • .. bJt it sure helps. Gee! That's sure a sad song! 85 �THREE TIGERS 86 �87 �To (censored) wilh the ( censored) Yearbook. �Are you still with 89 �FACES IN THE CROWD 90 �RELIGION St. Edward's serves a distinct purpose : to prepare the educated student to live a moral life in a secular world . This is effected primarily through the influence and example of St. Edward's dedicated faculty , and secondarily, through the teaching of secular subjects from a Christian reference point . The success of this formula for spiritual welfare is pictured on the following pages . 91 �Religious training starts at the altar and ••• continues in the classroom. 92 �MISSIONS The wi nning homeroom MISSION Hmrm. 12th 9th 12th lith 7th Band 8th lith lOth lOth 9th TOTAL Teacher Mr. Wright Bro. lawrence Mr. McDermott Bro. lames Mrs. Leal Bro. Edwin Bro. Mr. Bro. Mr. Mr. Severus Bruch Dennis Fallis Guzman COLLECTION TOTALS Quota $216 $382 $256 $288 $160 $152 $216 $256 $312 $344 $400 $3000 Total Ami. Collected $358.43 $450.91 $330.41 $316.86 $171.89 $161.33 $222.94 $261.45 $312.01 $344.55 $400.83 $3,338.92 Percent of Goal 166% 136% 130% 110% 107% 106% 104% 102% 100% 100% 100% Ill% 93 �"Boss" Bruch shoots for "two" in the mission benefit game, Holy Basketball! Even Bat man a nd Robin support the m isstons. SOphomore Paul SeaLs ht:lps ra ise money for t he mis· sions. �MISSIONS Brother Matthew advises Charles Kallina Father McNally lectures on missions, A familiar sight at St. Edward' s 95 �31 CLUB ~31 R 96 CLUB moderaro r, Mr. Manhew �AlTAR BOYS 97 �ST . MARY'S FOLK MASS 98 �ACTIVITIES �STUDENT COUNCIL'S ACTIVITY Student Council Officers ' Brother Peter with Student Counc:il at Honor Assembly 100 Brother Will:ur, moderator d Student Cooncil �MOTIVATES SCHOOL PROGRESS Student Council The twenty-three members of the Student Council met once a week every Monday during the homeroom period. In this meet ing their various activities were planned . Their biggest successes were Top Night, the Christmas formal, Casaba Night, and the Sweetheart formal. This year, the Stu dent Council moved into several new fields besides its usual work. The most extra ordinary of these new areas was the Council's contribution of seventy dollars to CARE for use in Viet Nam. Officers at weekly meeting 101 �TIGERTOWN-SOPHISTICATED MAG 102 �IN SOUTH AUSTIN SINCE '62 �104 �RAllY ClUB Discussing Plans lOS �WHITE STAGS 108 �YEARBOOK STAFF Our editor?? 109 �Advertising editors BILL MORAN and SHAWN JVEY Seniors on Yearbook Staff Spon s ediwrs PAUL PICCIANDRA and ANTHONY CHOBAN 110 �Art editor Tim Graham Sophomores Chuck Herring and Stanley Rovira �112 �a BAND 5 ===-· \13 �Grahm. Sutton, and Stirk warm up. Band busy at practice. 114 �GlEE ClUB PRESENTS: ll5 �BELLE OF THE WEST A N D MUSICALE 116 ���CHEERLEADERS 119 �.__ L..__ r ,---- r ,, JI ,...----- SPORTS 120 �Tigers of 1965 1s t row: P, Plcciandra , L.Stewan , B. Splllar, C, Kallina. 2nd row: M, Amaro, J. James, D, Sutton , F, ~k:lw atd , A, Pastor, T . Choban, B. Tomsu , G, Hello. 3rd row: M, Boo Iaine, J. Mesta , M, Seifert , A. McKnight , M, Pu!tly , J. Brown, 1., Polanco. 4th row: J. Mortis, H. Johnson, P. Harrel , P, ~als , J. li.JdSpeth , J . Kee l, J . Grie\·es , K. McLaughlin. :Xh row: V. Godoy , J. Romes, C, Z.lmmerly , 1' , Spencer, M, Scrabacz. Top row: Coach Forrest Wright , S, Gonzales. District IV A-A s F a n a I t s t e i t s 121 �All-District- All-State ALL DISTRICT P. Picciandra, L. Stewart. B. Spilla r, C. kallina ALL STATE P. Picciandra, L. Stewart, B. Spilla r, C. Kal\ina Co-Captains Charlie Kallina and Paul Picciandra 122 �Tigers 19 65 Schedule Tigers Opponents Sacred Heart, Hallettesville 0 0 0 19 Reicher, Waco Del Valle, Austin Holy Cross, San Antonio 0 33 12 14 22 24 St. St. St. St. La St. ~ 26 34 39 0 District Mary's Peter C laver Gerard's Louis Salle Anthony's 22 14 7 0 9 12 Bi - District Sacred Heart, Munster 34 State Finals St. Joseph's, Victoria WON 7 20 LOST 5 Trophies won by the TIGERS of 1965 123 �TIGERS FAll TO HAllETTESVIllE 26-0 It 's Bobby Spillar trying to catch a high pass but. . . Tiger defense closes in but in this game not enough. 124 �COUGARS CLAW TIGERS 34-0 Gary Hello sweeps wide to try to evade tacklers. Cougar defense swarms a Tiger halfback. 125 �CARDINALS FLY BY TIGERS 39-0 Vlnnte Godoy receives instructions from coach. Fans cheer ream on but it'sall in vain this time. 126 �TIGERS DROP FIRST DISTRICT 22-0 Art Howard tries to sweep the right side. Kalllna meeu an Indian head on. Howard blocks. 127 �BENGALS ROAR , SHUT OUT KNIGHTS 19-0 Kallina scores Tigers second Td as referee F. Howard gtves the stgnal. Hard hitting J. Hudspeth lights up a Knight, 128 �TIGERS ROLL OVER CLAVER 33 - 14 Art Howard is off on another one of his long ga ins. Leroy opens his eyes and interctepts a Trojan pass. 129 �130 �131 �Tigers at practice. 132 �THE SPORTS DEPARTMENT OF THE EDvV ARDIAN YEARBOOK WISHES TO EXPRESS rfHEIRAPOLOGIZES FOR NOT HAVING PICTURES OF THE FOOTBALL GAMES: ST. LOUIS, ST. GERARDS, ST. ANTHONY, LaSALLE, MUENSTER, AND ST. JOSEPH. THIS\VAS DUETOAN UN AVOIDABLE ACCIDENT AND vVE APOLOGIZE TO THE TEAM AND STUDENTS. SPORTS EDI1-.0R l33 �· "BEE" TEAM 65-66 SCHEDULE OF GAMES St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. 134 Ed's Ed's Ed 1 s Ed ' s Ed's Ed ' s Ed's Ed's 0 6 0 16 7 7 12 6 Fulmore Del Valle St. Stephens Smithville Del Valle St. Stephens Smithville Marble Falls 6 56 0 21 22 0 21 12 �The lines meet with a c rash. "Bee" team take1 oo St. Steven's 135 �It Looks like a long gainer ! A crushing Tiger tackle! 136 �Bill Shilling sweeps end for long gain. Tiger on his own. 137 �Tl GER BASKETBALL 65-66 Front row: J, Maher, A. Yemma, C. Zimmerly. Back row: Coach McDennon, C. Cunts, P, Harrell, B, Boggess, M, O'Connel, V. Gonzalez, L, Stewan, S. Gonzalez, R. Johnson, M, Purdy, A. Rimar, J. Harger, and V, Godoy, e 138 �Brent Boggess. all-dlsulct Ro~rt Johnson Cort Curtis GRADUATING CAGERS 139 �Boggess leaps high for t"''O, 140 Curtis puts ooe off the board. �Tigers await rebound. Stewert geu an easy basket. 141 �Stewert cans one from the corner. Boggess shoots as Gonzalez looks on. 142 �J Merle awaits rebound. V'S Jackson shoots from In close. ~Big George~ clun the boards �We bb sinks a lay-up. Rainosek shoots from the side. Jackson slnks anothe r. 144 �TRACK .,.) . Kneeling. L. toR. : Wasaff, Kucherka, Skrabacz, Jenkins, Griffin, LaSassler, Rieck, Teten: Standing: Coach Gore, Coates, Schultze, Meaney, Stirk, Boul aine, Herrera, Franks, Grant, Babriel, Spiller, Kallina, Ke ller, Vance, Graham, Coach Fallis. Tigers wa!TT1-up. 145 ��Track team relaxes before imponam meet. I know exercise is imponant but.. �B-ENGAL BASEBALL-66 Co-captains: Paul Pi.cciandra and Lee Hello (For additional information, besides rhat below. see page 113.) Season Record 148 St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St . St. St. St. St. St. St. St . St. St. St. St. Ed's Ed's Ed's Ed's Ed 1 s Ed's Ed's Ed 1 s Ed ' s Ed's Ed's Ed's Ed's Ed's Ed ' s Ed's Ed's Ed's Ed's Ed's Ed's Ed ' s Ed's Ed's Ed's Ed's 1 1 2 2 4 0 8 1 0 3 4 6 1 3 2 20 1 9 13 10 Lockhart Lockhart St. Stephens St. Louis St. Stephens Anderson SEA Holy Cross Giddings San Marcos St. Mary ' s La Salle St. Louis La Salle St. Gerard's Holy Cross Bastrop Bastrop St. Mary's St. Anthony's St. Anthony's Dripping Springs St. Gerards Bastrop Dripping Springs St. Stephen ' s 3 5 4 2 1 5 2 5 1 3 10 4 9 6 1 0 5 4 3 1 7 2 0 2 �INFIELD L. toR. : Harger, Sa..ochez, Salazar, Brown, Hello, Picciandra OUTFIELD L. 10 R.: Keel, Arfsmendez, Hello, Moreoo, Seifert 149 �PITCHING STAFF ·. John James Lee Polanco Angel Pastor ISO �POWER HITT ERS Jim Brown Lee Hello Gary Hello Johny Sanchez 151 ��George (5'-'eetshot) Machock Tom (Zorro) Zike Bouncing Bo Rimar David (Bomber) Pany �SOCCER !54 �ISs �SOCK HOPS This is dancing? !56 �BOOST THE TEAM 157 �158 �SWEETHEART F 0 R M A l 159 �HALLOWEEN 160 �Prize winners DANCE 161 �WHA 1, ME S1UDY? \62 �Brother Hubert•. •. . Have you been drinking? �All the classes in this school and I get stuck with SMSG geometry That's nothing. You should see my American history class. 164 �Wha1 did you say? And 1hey said it couldn't be done! 165 �166 �Good luck with Brother Dennis. Ha, ha! Whoops! We didn't need that print anyway. 167 �The lady• . or the tiger? 168 �17! �PEP RALLIES BOOST SPIRIT 172 �BENGALS AT BAT Arismendez Brown Hello , L. Hello, G . Harger Houghton James Keel Moreno Pastor Picciandra Polanco Sanchez Sa l azar Seifert Seals 65 71 91 58 81 I 7 6 58 18 58 14 61 4 8 4 26 18 24 I7 13 I 5 2 II 3 7 3 18 3 3 1 . . . . . 400 253 263 293 160 l. 000 . 185 . . . . . . . . . 333 190 166 120 214 295 750 365 250 ALL-DISTRICT CHOICES J im B r own Paul A rismendez 173 �ALEMAN, Danny T. 3312 Kay Street Austin. Texas GARRIGAN, Daniel P. 7515St. Louis Austin, Texas MARTINEC, Joseph D. 4010 Avenue H Austin. Texas AMARO, Michael E. 608 Allen Street Austin, Texas GOULDIE. John C. 2204 Lindell Ave. Austin. Texas MARTINEZ, Louis F. Colonia Americana B 3 N. Rosita, Coah .. Me x. BISSON, Charles A. 2'702 SOuth Congress Austin . Texas GRANT, Larry E. 2607 West Ave. P. Temple, Texas ' BOGGESS. Charles B. Box 7 19 Eagle Lake, Texas GRIEVES, John C. 715 S. McCarty Eagle Lake, Texas MICKLE\VA IT, Steven A. 454 Mcl>/hirk Blvd. Berg., Afb. , Austin. Texas CHAVEZ, Tomas H. Tlalcoyunga 165 Mexico D. F.• Mexico HART, William G. P, 0 . Box 267 Weslaco. Texas MORAN, Thomas D. 6602ColumbiaDrive Austin. Texas COATS, Russel T. 312'7 Winslo"' Houston. Texas HELLO, Lee J. 502 S"•anee Drive Austin, Texas NIETO, Juan M. P. 0 . Box 583 Prisidio. Texas CONNER, Michael H. 2'7 10 Grove Irving, Texas HUTH, Charles A. Rt. 2. Box 286 Bastrop, Texas PALMER, Paul D. 106 Anne Lewis San Antonio, Texas CONTRERAS, Oscar R. Rio Bamba 886 MeXico 14. D. F.. Mex. JOHNSON, Robert T. 2'747 S. Chilton Tyler. Texas PICCIANDRA, Paul E. 5001 Rollingwood Dr. Austin. Texas CORPORA, Sam A, 911 Anderson St. Hearne, Texas COX, Frank IV. 5514 Willowbend Houston. Texas CROSBY, Otto F. Calle 39, No. 5 Chihuahua. Chih. Mex. JURADO, Manuel 4503 Tejas Trail Austin. Texas KNO\VLES, Robert A. 310\Vest3rd Quanah. Texas MEANEY, John \>/. 5319 Western Hills Austin, Texas RAIVICS, Joe A. 3310 Bengston Austin, Texas RICHTER, Michae l F, 600 Kentshire Circle Austin, Texas LEISERING, Fred 1. Apartado 1509 Caracas, D. F., Ven. SEIFERT, William F. Reforma 615_ JAexico 10. D. F. , Mexico LUBBERT, Alejandro A. 265 Sierra Paraciama Mesico 10, D. F., Mexico SNIDER, Vincent C. 695 1 Walling La ne Dallas, Texas DE PEW, John H. 111 7107 Cooper Lane Austin, Texas MAHER, John \V, 2207 Alta Vista Austin, Texas SPENCE, HarryJ r. 3600\Vilson Austin, Texas Dillinghan, Robe rt 505 E. Hefferman Beeville, Texas MAJOR, Robert P. 2'703 Robinhood Rd. Houston, Texas SPENCER, Fra ncis X. Box 948 Presidio, Texas CURTIS, N. Courtlandt 616 1 Marquette Place New Orleans, Louisiana 174 �SUTTON, David A. 3100 Gl~ndon Av~. West Los Angt~s. California TAIT, Lawr~nc~ S. 5602 Ex~ ter Drive Austin, Texas TOMSU, WUiiam F. 2209 Euclid Austin, Texas TOTH. Peter C. 1201 Karen St. Austin, T~xas TURNER. David A. 5822 Trailridg~ Driv~ Austin, T~xas VALDES, Serfio V. Juarez Ote. 204 Piedras Negras, Coah , Mex. ZAUNBRECHER, Martin Arnold Casilla De Correo 35'13 Bueno Ai res, Argentina, S. A. ZIKE. Thomas Alben 345 Tibbetts Ptac~ B~rgsuon AFB. Texas ZEMMERLY, Cha rles A. 431 South California Socorro, New M~xico 175 �THE NEELLEY EL GALLO VENDING COMPANY Specializing In Mexican Foods House Specialities Steak A L a T opiquena Chile Relleno - Chicken Mole Mexican Sausage - Machacado Austin's Complete All imported from Mexico Ame rican Foods Food to go Ai r Conditioned 11 : 00 AM to 11 : 00 PM Closed Mondays 2912 S . Congr ess - HI 2 - 9163 Vending Servi ce * Am.ricctrl National lank fr Austin Notional Bonk 1:f Bonte: of Aua+ln 1:! Capital National Bank -:. City Natlonol lank f( ·- f< * 176 National lank No"" Alntln Stato lank Teas State Banlc. �TROPHY HOUSE Enjoy yourself . .• refresh with Coke E n g;ra vin g, PI a qu es .Ribb o n s "S upp o rt th ose w ho s upp o rt yo u Qu a l it y and Se r v ice Imm e di a te D e li ve ry j o hn C. Keefe- 0\\' n e r 2 12 So uth Co ng ress Dependable Cooling? if you want the job done right ... do it with gas 177 �Best Wishes . . . from the euer louin' ouens of ~~ ElDON POWEll SAYS Texas' first lady of baking! COMPLIMENTS OF w~~:r sl~c:o Commercial & 01dd o1W A d vertiBireg CISCO BAKERY 178 1702. S . I.A MAR AUS TIN 4 . T !:XA S �AUTOGRAPHS 179 ������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource St. Edward's High School Yearbook Collection Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949; 1951-1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright St. Edward's University. The materials in this collection are made available for use in research, teaching and private study. 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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbooks Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Edwardian1966_OCR.pdf https://archives.stedwards.edu/digitalcollections/files/original/4f4ae065db61ea6403e2bfa53a5093b3.pdf 4dd806737b3d107f890f0f0aa0059482 PDF Text Text S'f. EiDQHIBD'S lllGfi SCfiOO'L «DID.HHDiflD -19@5 ����ED/FAR DIAN 1965 �THEA1E TO THEE WE PLEDGE ... OUR MINDS OUR HEARTS OUR SOULS �As one looks through a publication such as this, a certain feelin~ of regret is felt. Regret 1n the sense that he events contained within are a matter of history. The pleasure brought about by these events can never be fully recovered, and for the class of '65, the activities of hip:h school have been experienced and enJoyed for the last time. It is the purpose of this yearbook and its a aff to bring back as much as possible the faces and events of this past year so they may never be forgotten . �DEDICATION We dedicate this 1965 EDWARDIAN to the Class of '65 with the sincere hope that they may take their rightful place in the "GREAT SOCIETY " �HIS HOLINESS POPE PAUL VI �MOST REVEREND LOUIS 1. REICHER, D. D. I..LD. Bishop of Austin VERY REVEREND GERMA IN M. l..AI..ANDE, C . S.C. Superior Genera l ��BROTHER PETER CELESTINE MARANTO, C.S.C. Prmcipal and Superior �BROTHER JAMES KELL, C .S . C . Vice Principal BR OTHER HUBERT KOEPPEN , C .S. C. Assistant Superior �B R O THER VICTOR McGEE , C . S . C . Pref ect of Discipline BROTHER EDWIN REGGIO, C . S. C . Direct or of Studies 10 �BRO T HER RONALD HE[N, C . S. C . Pre f ec t of Religion MR . JOSEPH BECK Direc tor of Guidance II �REV. JOSEPH RICK, c .s.c . Chaplain REV . EDWIN KADZ IELAWSKI, c .s.c . Chaplain MRS. MARG A RET KlNANE Secretary MISS AGNES PLOTNlK Librarian 12 �MR.KREY Portuguese MR . JOSEPH BECK Guidance; Head Bas ketball; '' B '' Foot ball; Aut . Tr-.ck Coach; Phya. Ed; Religion 1, 2 BRO. ROBERT BOCHN!ARZ C . S . . English 7th, 8th, I , 2; English LA , Bookstore; Religion 7th MR. TED BRENTLINGER Chem.istry , General Science MR. JOSEPH BRUCH English 1, 2; American History , World Hist orr; Religion 5, 6; Asst. "B ' Football Coach BRO. JOHN CARRINGTON C.S.C. Biology; Engluh 3, 4 13 �BRO. JACOB EPPLY, c .s.c. Religion 8 th; Typing MR. RICHARD FALLIS Texas History; Phys. Ed; Cub Athh:tics; Geo gra phy S t. Joe Hall , t he b r o t h ers ' home M R. ROBE RT GO R E Eng li sh 3 ,4; Eng li sh LA; R eligion 7 , M; Phys . Ed ; Head T rack , Ass t. Foot ball Coach MR . JESSE GUZMAN Ari t hmetic 7 t h , 8th; Algebra 1; Geome t ry ; Rel. Ma t h �BRO. RONALD HEIN , c .s.c . General Science; Standard Physics; PSSC Physics BRO. VINCENT DE PAULHUJAR,C .S.C. Latin 1, 2, 3, 4; Reli gion 3,4 ; Cafeteria The Big "E" BRO. JAMES KELL, c .s.c . American Social Studies History; BRO. HUBERT KOEPPEN, C . S.C . World History; Re ligion 1, 2.; Bookstore �MRS . MARIA L EAL Spanish 1,2, 3,4; Re ligion LA BRO. tviA TTHEW L YONS, C . S . C. SMSG Algebra !;Geo metry; SMSG Geometry; Religion 3,4 Main Building: The St one Giant. BRO. VICTOR McGEE, c.s.c . English 7, 8; Religion 5,6 �BRO. EDWIN REGG IO , c .s.c. Senior Ma t h; Algebra II; Religion 7 , 8; Band; Glee Club BRO. SEVERUS SA ·cHEZ, C .S.C. Spanish 3,4 Rei. Math ll; Bookkeeping; Typing The Tower at night. MR. FORREST WRIGHT Civics; English 5 , 6; Head Football, Head Baseball Coach 17 �BRO. DONALD CONNOLLY, Treasurer C . S.C . BRO. CHARLES ESCOBAR, C.S. C . Asst . Treasurer DR . HARO L D ROBIN SON , M . D . School Physician MRS . E LI ZABE T H RE INECKE , R . N . School Nurse MRS . THELMA ADAMS Dietician �19 �CLASS O''FICERS: L toR, TREASURER- George Greene, SECRETARY - David Brown, VICE PREStDENT - Greg Beny, PRESIdem - David Winslow. JOHN F. ADAMS Bowling - 3; football - RV - 4 LEON AMERlCUS "Pelon" Rilly Club- 4; Soc.cer - 3,4 �EDUARDO 8Ek lfEI.MAS "Guryo" W11Hc:: Stl): · -4; YC:.· 4: 1\VI~lu ol tht Altar-!; Soccc::r-4 GREGORY J, f![iiRY "Greg" "''hilc Stl~ ·-4; YC 4: Dr1m1.'.:!; Stage Crcw- J; 8.1·16-4; :!1 Cluh-3,4; Jr. r-;•llooal Honor Soclc::ry· I; Yurb<x*·4; Cl• s Pre ldtt.t.O:!,'l: VIce Ptc~hlc.ut-4; Trad·- \'1.1'. uy MGF-2: Tc::nnl ·1; Speech Contc.~t- 1 1 1,2, 3rd 3 JAMF.S J. BISSON ''Jim" Cl• Vice Trl.'loS\Jrer·3; Clu~4; Pn::s1Jc::nt·2: Cl•~s White St•~ · 4: 31 Yurhoc»<-4: Jr. N11ional lionOt Society· !; Cour,uy·l lrack, Cross lOUIS J, OORDAGES ''l.oulc.'' Kill)::' ts of the Ah1.1'·3; 31 Club--4: V.'hlte St1~,~4; 1rack, Soph. ..-Ufl1" 2 SA I \"A TOR£ J. BORZ.I "Sal" " £"' Cluh--4: !l Clul:--4; Foothill, \"ll<l[)-<1: Track, \'ar~lt)-4 JAMF.SBO"' ScuN Club--3; RiO~:: Clut--3: Chu.s Cluh-3: Gkc Cluh-4: 1rack, \'lrtlry-4; F\'•3 �DAVID 0 , BROIYN ''Dave' ' Class Secretary- 2,4; White Stags· 4; Chess Club-3,4: Knights of the Altar- 2,3; Boy Scouts- 7,8: Explorer1,2,3,4; Rifle Club-7,8; Stage Crew2 ,3,4: " E" Club-3,4: Jr. National Honor Society- 7,8: National Honor Society- 2,3: Scholar of the Yea r- S; Religion Award- 7,8: National Merit Semi- Finalist- 4: Football, Varsity MGR- 2; Tigertown-1 , 2 , 3, 4, Asst. Editor-3 OSCAR L BUNGE "0" Young Republicans-<!; \Yhite Stags4; Bowling Club-3 Gee Brother , I don't understand this problem! AOOUQ G, CANAU:S "E" Club-3,4: Football , Varsity· 3 ,4 JOHN W, CARlSON "Johnny" Drama- 2: Cheerleader-2,:'!; Football, "B" - 3, captaln-3 22 �GERAROO S. CASTillO ''C1br1" Soccer-3,4 GUIU.ERMO CROSS¥ ''Mt.mo" Jl Clu~4 Study hall, Senior srylt.. PAUL]. DONALSON • 31 Clu~4: YC5-4; Explort.rs-1: R1nt. Clut>-1: Scuba Clul:>-1: Spt.Uing C lat, 200-2,1: r<atlonal 1\.krh C mer~iltlon; Bl.slo:etball, "8"- 'l, R\'- 3 , V~rslty-4 HAROLD E. ElMORE. "E"' Club-3,4: 31 Club-3: Footb.ll, '' B''- 2, Vlrsi[)-3.4: Tt.a, Cross Counuy- 1 �RAY MONO H. FLUGEL " Ray" YearOOok- 4: T igenown- 4: Chess Club-3 ,4; YCS- 4: Scholar of the Yea r- 3: Honor Monogram- 3 JERRY N. FYE RifleClub-3 And the Seniors D.lilt a Top rod. ROBERT K. GARR£TT Yoong Republican 4; 31Club-4 4: While Stag~- JAMES P. GISE BanC - 3 ,4: N1tlom1l Honor Soc:lery3: National Merit Seml -Fln.tli~H-4 " �ARllJID I. GONZAU:Z "Mar. I'' Glee Cluh-4; Prtfec1 Alluw:lltiCt'!', ;Tr1dt.\'lr It)~ 1: SotCC' .. )Ubi low: I Ci vu:s te.~U n JOStiV. Wli.Hr £11 - 4. YC · 4; li~r I Bod\ ~sldr !· 4, ~1.1.1 IHonorSodet) · 3: fOCII.N • Cab; S. lctb.l.ll, Cub. C•pUirt; fll. rt-11.:, C~b: lrad, Cut-, ..... CARI..C\'SGl111rRRU 25 �JOSE A. HAUAL ' 'Torruga" WilLIAM F. HEI\'DERSON III " Bill" Tigenown-3; Spelling Contest, 1st· 1,'2,3; Religion Award- I; Latin Award- 1,2,; Jr. National Honor Society- 1; Na tional Honor Soc:lety- 2, 3; Declamation Comest, lst- '2; OratoryComest, lst- 3 RALPH F. HERNANDEZ. Glee Club-4; White Stag~~ 4; Football, "8"- '2, Varslty-3,4 TERAlD D. HOUGHTON " Terry" B.asketball, Fresh. ~'2; 8asebal\, "8"1,'2, Varslty- 3,4 RICHARD D. HOWARD " Rick" YC5-4; Jr. National Honor Society~ 1; National HonOf Society- 2: Foot• ball, " B"- 2, Varslry-4 MCHAEL E. HUDDI.E:iTON "Diapers" Rifle Club-1: Scouts-1,2: 31 Club3: Scuba Club-1: White Stag!':- 4; Basketball, Fresh.- 2: Track, CroS3 C~nuy-1 26 �JAMLS K. HUDGINS Band 1,2,3,4; Exphnr~ · l: Whitt: Stlg · 4: NEDT Commendul 2: Tr.c~. Cross Cwnuy· l JOHN E. HUEGEIL MICIIAEI. E. JAMISON NEDT Commendul 2 MARK D. JOHNSON Yt:arbool-"·4: Scout~· I: ScuM Clu~ 1; Rifle Clut-.--1: 31 Clu~4: Whitt: Stag. •4; Stage C~· 3,4; Ad AI· tare Dt:l Award Al...EJANDFC JUNCO ot: tA \'EGA 31 Club-4: Bowllna Clut---4 COURTu.-..n L. lDGUE, Jll.. ·•corky.. l);ploru!+ 1.':!. ~.4. ~~ldem· 2 ,3: Ex• ploru of tht: Y~2: So.Jbl Club1,2,1; RIOe Club-1,':: 31 Club-3, 4; "'"'llltc Sta~· 4: l'.tis.slon Club-1,2,"',4, Scc::retary· ; Sc1cnce Fair, 2~2: Nauonal Hont'l( Soc.lc:f)··':!,3; Jf. National Honor Sodcty· l: Sc.nior Mill! Cor.1c.l, 41..,..1; Ad Altarc Del AwarJ; "E" Ctul-o-,,4: Foo1hall, Var~lry \.JGR· .; Baskc1hall, \'ar~hy MGR-1, "B''· Z: Ba.seb&ll, VauHy- 0,< Tl �l ROY T. LOMBARDO 31 Club-3; Young Rep.!blicans- 4 ; Whi teS tags- 4 .TAMES P. LOPEZ " Jim" Yearbook- 4 ; 31 Club-3; Science Fair , 2nd- 1 English? .. Duh .. ALEJANDRO A . WOO£RT LUIS G. LUNA "ll.ll" 31 Club-3,4; Rally Club-4; Socctr2.3,4; Tracl<- 1 28 �RA Y M r-.1> MATTA " Riy" 31Club-3,4 MATIAS MESTA Blue-Goose anned foe banJe. JOHN P. MOORE "" Pat" " Class VIc~ Ptu.ldmt· Cub;" Glee "" E" " Clu~3 .4 , Treasu· m--3: J unior N1donal Honor ~ ckry-7,8; Football , Cub, RV- 1. Varslty·'l,, ,4, Basketball , Cub, "" B' ' - 1, Vtrslt).. 'l,3,4; Tttci<- Cub; BasebiU . Cub, \'usl.ry-'2.3,4 Clu~3 ,4; T'ERRANCE G. MOYNAHAN " Tcny" 29 �MICHAEL C . MURPHY '' I<.Hke" Glee Clu~4; Football, Vars lty- 4 JOSE l ORGANES 31 Club- 3,4 MICHAEL D. PEDERSON '' Mike'' Yearbook- 4; 31 Clu~4; WhiteStags- 4 JAY V. PilCHER Ba J ,4 LARRY G. PORFIRIO Clas~ Treasurer- 2; Tlgenowll-3,4, Spon. Edltor-4; 31 Clu~3 ,4; Football , '' B'' - 2, V.ar~ity- 3,4; Ba~eb.all , RV- 2, Varsicy- 3,4; " E" Clu~3 . 4 SANTO PORFIRJO " E" Club-3,4; Baseb.all , RV- 2; Var- s lty- 1,3,4 30 �SIDNEY A. PREWITT "lkltch" Boy Scout · I: Explortr · '!/',4, Of· OcC".r- 2, • .4: Bowling Club '!,3,4, Tru~rer-4; Mlulon Club-':!,:'1,4, Offlctr- 3; 31 CluP.3,4; Knlf:ht:s- of the Alt.ar-1,'!,3,4; Scuba Club-U!, 3; Whitt St&'!. 3,4 MICHAEL L PUUEY "~!U<C'" PATlUC.I\ J, PURDY "P.at" Student Body 1 re&'IUrer-4: Cia Viet Prtslde.m•3: NJ.Lional llonor Soclety· 2,3: Football, " 8'' · 2: B.a.o;ketball, V.ar,lfy-2,3,4 GARY E. AAINOSEX 31 CluP.3,4; Cheerleader-2,3,4; B.a.skttball, " 8''· 2: B&~ebaU , V.arSit)'- 3 GilBERT Z.. RAMOS "M~c:" Pttfect AtlcndJ.nCco-8,1,'!,3; Foolbal.J. Cub, " B"'- 2 , \ ' anlry-3; Basl<c:thlll, CUb; 8asc.t-&ll, Cub ST ANIEr B. REED .. .an" 31 �PETER C, REYES " Pete" OOBERT G. SANTA ANA " Bob" " E" Club-3; Football, " B" - 2, Var-sity- 4, RV- 3; Baseball , RV- 2, Vars ity- 3 TI-P MAS R. SEIFER1" ' "Tom'' Student Body Vice Ptesidem- 4; 31 C\ub-4; White Stags- 4; Perfect Attendance-3; Football , " B'' - 2 , Va rsity- 3,4; Baseball , RV- 2, Varslty3 JAMES L STANTON '' Krrut'' White Stags- 4; Football , Varslty- 4 JAMES A. STOCKWEU. Band-2 ,4; Swing Band- 2 JAY B. STROBURG Scwto - 1,2 ,3,4; Scuba Club-1,2.3: Rifle Chlb-1 ,2,3; R&dlo Club-1,2,3: White St.a - 4: Mission Club-2; Football , Var~ity MGR-2 32 �K>1ERT C, TAYLOR "Bob" Explor~r 1: Sc:ut. Clu~l: Rln~ :n Cluh-3; Whit~ St•gt- 4; Foothill , "8"-2 Clu~l: JAMES l_ TINER "1. T." "E'' Cluh-3,4, VIc~ !ttsldc.nt- 3, Ptuld~m - 4: Scut. Clu~l; FootbiU , Cub, " i:r' - 2, Vlnlty- 3: BISlo:~tball , Cub, RV- 2,3: l'riC\( , RV- 2; Buehl II, Cub M:JGUEL VALLS Tlgertow~4: Photography- 4 BERNARD VERASTIOUE ··aevo" Srudent Body Scc.;retary-4; Tlgertown-3; Tiger's Tale-4, Edltor-4: "E'' Club-3,4; "E'' Club ~port- 4, Edltor-4; Mission Club- I; Oratory2: Drama-2,3; Rally Club-4: Ba lcetball, Varslry MGR-3,VarsltyPubHc.lty Dlrector-4: 31 Club-4 RtNO S. \'IUAOSEN \<lo!hlt~ Sta _-4: 31 Club-4: Footbill, Var try MGR-4 J[PrnA W. Wltu "Jep" l"atlanal Honor Soc.let')'- 2: "E'' Cluh-3; GoH Med&l- 3; Foott.ll , " B'' - ~. Vats:lt)-4: ~etball , RV2, \'an-hy-3,4: Golf- 1,2 .~,4 33 �DAVID E. IVINSLOW "Beamer" Class Treasurer-!; Class Presidem- 4; Tlgertown-3,4 , Feature EdltOI-4.; YCS- 4; Religion Award- 3; Latin Award- 1,2; Honor Monogram1,2; Jr. National Honor Society!; National Honor Society• 2,3; Scholar of the Year-2; Basketball , Fresh. - 2, Varsiry- 3,4, Captaln-4; " E" Club-3 ,4 MELVIN A, WINTERS " Mel" Ttgertown-3 ,4; Yearbook• 4; Band1,2,3,4, Captaln-4; Swing B&nd- 2; Jr. National Honor Socie ty- I; Track , RV- 2. Varsiry- 3,4; White Stags- 4 FRANCISCO MONTERO EDUAROO X. ZUNIGA " Ed" Seni01 Religion. ��CLASS a=FICERS: L ro R., SECRETARY - Joe Martinec. , VICE PRES IDENT - Charles Zimmerly, PRESIDENT - Juan Nlero. Aleman, Danny Amaro, Michael Bachman, Richard Bisson, Charles floggc.s: ,Charlt..s Brady , Edwin �Chitwood. John Co.us. R~J~St'll Connt'n, Mlkt' Corpora, Sam Cra~by. Ono Dt'f>t'w, John nnnt'g:an. John nt"fT'tnp. J~ast" furii'I'W, ll:oht'rl Gan1~ran. Dan!t'l Gouldlt", John 37 �Grant, L3rry Grieves, John Guerrero, Francisco K11ll na, Charles Kotn11, Kenneth Land, Berthold �1-t:lserlng. F'red Lc Su1\er, William Maher, John Maywald, Stephen Meaney, William Mlckelwalt, Steven 39 �Mi lek, Ra \ph Moran, Thomas Morris, James Palmer, Paul Polanco, Vtclor Ramos, Joe Redding. Michae l Renlu, Arturo Rtch1er, Richard �Saye. Wahe.r Scanlon, Roben Spence, Harry Sunon, David Tah, t.awrence Tomsu. William Toth, Pe.1er Turne-r. David Valde.s. Sc:tglo " �Van Hom, Lance Wandel, Warren Wendel , Andrew 42 ��CU\SS CFFICERS: L toR, TREASURER - John Meaney , SECRETA In' - Bruce Rieck , VICE PRESIDENT - Michael O'Connell, PRESIDENT - Mark Skrabacz. Bonh, Kerry Brown , Waller Can.avatl , Guillermo �Carothen, Chari~ ChoNn. Anthony Daniels, Mike OeBakey, Dcnb DeVoopht, f'r•nk Diego Gud•. Va \erl•no f'ur1ng. Jdfrey Gaines, VIncent Godoy. VIncent Goeru.. Cbarla Gomn, ROie.Dd• Goaulu., LaDley �Harge r, Clyde Harrell, Pe te He llo, Gary Hoover. Michae l tloward. Anhur James, John �Machock. George Martinec. Thomas Martin~~. M~aney, John Meua . Joaquin Miller. Lance Monlo. William David �Organe,, Jorge Pany, David Pittsford, Robert Rieck, Bruce Rimar, Andrew Robbins, ]ames Saldana, Louis Sanchez, Johnny �Schldchcr, Rllndolrh "ChUI%C, Ktnntth Selft:n, 1\.iJchul "lmt:cck, John <;)u&b&c:r., M&tk Srtllcr, Robet1 "t&n, !&n Stcw&rt. Lt:roy �Toth, Timothy Yemma, Andrew so �51 �CLASS Cff!CERS: L to R, PRESIDENT - Charles Herring, VICE PRESIDENT - John Beam, SB:RETARY - Paul Seals, TREASURER- Stephen Helfen, Aderholz , William Allen , Tommy Almendarez, Val Al!enhofcl, Timothy Arcxha, Marcelo Baldcsctrwller, Mlc~el �Bauer. David Sum, John Dorguedt, Ronald DouHane, Mark eben, Gilbert bba, John Fan er. Richard �Garza, Salvador Gearing, Daniel Gillen, Michael Guillot, Richard Handy, Wllllo~m Helfert, Stephen �Klllius, Waher King, Major McLaughlin, Edwud Merlo, J1me1 Miller, buc �Moynahan, Michae l Nea le , Peter Necoechea , Jose Newsome , Rober t Pena,Jose ptzzlfred, Arthur Pol anco, Lee Pr1do, John Prado, Leonard R.llne~~ck, Ronald �~es~. Rlndy Rt!dy, K~vln Rovira, Sranl~y Salazar, John Schofl~ld, Frank Seals. Paul ShirUng. Paulck <;;mllh., Francu Spiller, J01~ph Tamayo, Georg~ S7 �Vaello, WilHam Walter, Gary Warner, Le land Wene rfield , Francis Wilson, Allen Wilson, David Zf:[t, David Zurovec. Mich.ae\ 58 ��CLASS OFFICERS: PRESIDENT- &.!stet Capuchlno, VICE PRESIDENT - Jeny Bell , SECRETARY - Charles Feartng, TREASURER - Eric Hicks. EIGHTH GRADE Anderson, Joseph Atwell , Paul Batley , George Capuchino, &.!stet carney, Qllnn Farley, Michael �Ft:arlng, Charla F~rrlek, Willard Franks, Frank Gonu Ia, Rudy Grots, Robl::rt Grover, Gregory Guardlo!J, Gabriel 1-!amm, Larry Harkey, Gene Hernandez, Richard Hlclo, Eric Holt, Richard Johmon. Hennan Kaua, Geor e Keller, Richard �Lang, Dwight Laws, John McKinzie, Wilford Maldonado, Javier Mayfield, Gregory Robertson, John Sanchez. Jose Schultz, Charles Schutzc. Stephen Smith, Harold Teu~n. Robert Wauff. Stephen 62 �Webb, Kevin Wiley, Micha el SEVENTH GRADE Colung1 , Ron1ld Femandr.z. Guillermo nngr.r, John �Greene, Richa rd Heyde, Ki rk James, Nicholas Lt:acroy, William McKeel, John McKenzie, Mark Moses, Mlcheal Nehon, Robert Scott, Robert Washington, An thony Wearden, Tilomas Weiss, William White, R.llph Zertuche, Sbglo ��THIRD FLOOR Bro. James K'"-11, Prtf«:r 66 �ROOMS �SECOND FLOOR 68 �ROOMS Bro. Vlc.ux. Prefcc1 �• BOSCO DORM �DE PAUL D 0 R M 71 �CAMPION DORM �RECREATION 73 �R E c R E A T I 0 N 74 �75 �TIGER COACHES Coach Wright Head Football Head Baseball Coach Beck Head Basketball Head "B" Football, Basketball Golf, Tennis 76 Coaeh Fallis CubSpon.s Fres~an Buketball Coach Bruch Asst. "B'' FootbAll Coach Gore Head Track Asst. Football �lst row: G. HdJo, P, Moor~ . ], Will~. T. Sc.lf~n. ], Adams, R. Howard, J. Depew, V. Polanco, L He..llo. 2nd row: S. Bon:!, R. Hernandez, M. Arocha, V. Godoy, W. Tamsu, E. Brady, L Porflrlo, J . Ramos, M. Amaro, A, Canalell. 3rd row: C. Zimmerly, R. VllladSt"Jt, M. Skrablcz, R. Santa Ana, L St~wan, ] , Stanton, A. Howard, W, Wand~!, H. Elmor~. Tralne.r Ct.Jdl Bra\1'0, Coach Gort , Coach Wright. Not plcrured: M. Murphy, P. Toth. DISTRICT IV-AA TRI-CHAMPS PRE- DISTRICT Sacred li~a.n Rdchc.r Dtl Va.llc Holy Cr011 Woa- o .. 8 " 30 St. Edwa.rd ' i sc Edward'• St. Edward's St. Sdwa.rd ' s DISTRICT sc M.ary ' s St. P. Clavtr St. Gcra.rd '1 St. Loub la.Sallt sc Anthony ' s Lou -4 Woa - 5 16 6 14 8 18 • St. Sdward'i Edwud ' i Edward ' , 6dwa.rd '1 St. Edwa.rd't St. Ed"'ard ' s sc sc sc 7 28 17 27 20 26 141t · l 77 �Trophy: Dhtrlct IV M Trt<hamp lbe La!fk: T , w~ lddred plt pat.."ll ardf1W"IIndtrahiEdl!yJC9 \oilllk,l4pr<lprlldcktt!f l'tin. &H~r 'II �Offensive line: M. Amaro, E. Brady , s. Borzl , V. Godoy, J. Ramos Ace Quarterback Pat Moore ��Defensive line: B. Sa nta Ana, A. Canales, M. Arocha, H, Elmore, S. Borzi Defensive backs: T. Seifert, A. Howara, L. Stewart, M. Murphy 81 �All District Pat Moore, All District Quarterback !l!sty DePew, All Dlsu1ct Unebacker Sal Borzi , All Dt~trict Center 82 �All State Mike Murphy, All District All State End Ed Brady, All State linebacker Leroy Stewart, All District Defensive Halfback 83 �Pre- District P lay Sacred He art - Hall etsvil le SACRED HEART - 8 ST . ED ' S - 6 Richard Howard clinches t he tackle. The Tigers play ed a fine game , marred only by a freak lateral in terception and conversion. Bishop Reicher- Waco REICHER - 24 ST . ED'S - 0 Pat Moore on an end sweep around the Reicher line. The Bengals were just out classed by the defending T. C.I.L, AAA State Champs. 84 �Del Valle DEL VA LLE - 25 ST. ED ' S - 7 T iger defenders Arthur Howard and Victor Polanco bring down t h e Del Valle quarterback . The Tigers just couldn ' t g et their ofthe fense rolling against Cardinals. Holy Cross -San Antonio HOLY CROSS - 30 ST. ED 'S - 6 Pete Toth goes w ide for a gain against the Knights . Ho ly Cross had a big second halfto wipe o ut the Tiger 's 6 - 0 half - t ime lead. 85 �District Play -For Keeps Tom Seifert, Pat Moore, and Richard Howard lead the way for Victor Polanco crashing thtoogh for a short gain. Tigers 0 rop One ST. MARY 'S - 16 ST. ED'S - 7 The Tige r s sco r ed first , the first time in the sea s on the Indians had been scored upon, but a disputed call gave the bigger Fredricksburg boys the break t hey needed to win. 86 Harold Elmore catches his nnt touchdown P~oU. �Tigers ~fromp The Trojans ST. PETER CLAVER - 6 ST . ED ' S - 28 The T igers found the Trojans' ends ex tremely weak , and went wide all night. The Trojans couldn't stop the aroused Tigers and the vicious Bengal defense allowed the San Antonio team only six points. Seifert evades Claver tackler Just one of the many times Gary Hello went wide for five to ten yard gains. 87 �Tigers Rule The Royals • r ~ I ~ -•' ., - .... ,.r."'·· ,_ l~ ~ - # Mike Murphy catches a 45 ya rd pan to se t up a Tiger touchdown. ST . GERARD 'S - 14 ST. ED'S - 17 The Tigers struck for two early touchdowns and convers1ons. Then as almost a finishing touch, Jep Wille kick ed a 26 yard field goal. But the Royals weren ' t out of the game. The defending District Champs scored two touchdowns in the- final period , and Wille's toe proved the difference. Pu Moore holds as Jep f• eld goal. 8Jl \oo'llle loclu ttw: w•nnlng �Tigers Claw The Comets ST . LOUIS - 6 ST . ED'S - 27 The Tigers were in command from the opening kickoff. They completely ruled the hapless Comets as they scored in every quar t er. Again the defense did a fine job, holding t he Castroville team to just one touchdown. Tom ~lfett cuu Inside for a few extra yards. Victor Polanco blocks and Pete Toth leads the way for Pat Moore. 89 �T.O.P. Nite Linemen pUe up as Rusty Depew blasts his way up the middle. Tigers Fry The Falcons LA SALLE - 16 ST . ED'S - 25 TOP Nite found the Tigers up against the undefeated La Salle Falcons. TheFalconswere highly favored, but the game was close. A fourth quarter touchdown put the Tigers ahead, and with less. than two minutes remaining , Richard Howard intercepted a Falcon pass and ran it back for a touchdown to ice the game. This was the first time St. Ed's had beaten La Salle. 90 Pat Moore holds off a Falcon attacker. �The Band leads the cheers and provides Inspi ration for all. .. '"" '..;' . ·. 'I···-. ·. ·1 · /Mf /. T .,_. • . " ' ;·_. , :._;~.... ~~ Jj ·.. ·-) . . " ~· ~ ' .;-j."'"If~~,_t, ·.•"".-·, "" ... . _ . ~~ !(, .... , ., , -- - ; .- __.,·"., -.:.. -r .... !• { ,_, ';lo;. \. ... ' '~ ;.·//,· . • •·. .· T,O,P, Court: 1 to r, Duchess Pam Potchernlck, escort- Jose Guerra: Queen Mikki Griffith, escort- David Winslow; I:\Jchess Carol Morgan, escort- Pat Purdy. 91 �The Se niors' whmlng float: A T.O.P. Rod This Tiger had a ream in his tank! �Tigers Swat St. Anthony's ST . ANTHONY'S - 6 ST. ED'S - 26 For a fine finish to what began to be a rather poor season, the Tigers finished off the St. An :hony's Yellowjackets with a 26 - 6 win. The Ti gers were Tri - Champs. Pete Toth struggles for yardage, Pat Moore hands off w Tom Seifert, going thrwgh a big hole in the Hne. 93 �TIGER "B" TEAM F.RONT ROW: L. Polanco, J. James, A. Herandez, R. Spiller, R. Chitwood, M. Pulley: SECOND ROW: A. Yernma, P. Harrell , M, Boo IIane, M. McLaughlin, D. SUtton, R. Schliecher, S. Gonzales: TiiiRD ROW: M. Purdy , T, Toth, R. Gomez, R. Furlow, J. Mo reno, A, Choban, K. Reidy: FOURTii ROW: D. Martinez, J . Mesta , R. Greene, P. Scanlon, K. Moore , T . Miller; COACHES: J . Bruch, J, Beck. Won 7 94 Lost 2 Tied 1 �QJ.arterback Mike Purdy keeps and goes wide for a gain against Concordia' s Varsity. Pep talk 95 �Defense works extra hard to try to stop the TSD Varsl ry. Pile-up at Manor. The Tiger Bees firmly stomped the MaOOf Mustangs. 96 �CUB FOOTBALL FRONT: W, Wynn, K. Nelson, K. Webb, S. Schutze, J . Finger, A. Washington, M. McKenzie, Q, Carney, R. Kolunga, R. Gross, M, Moses, MIDDlE: W. Handy, G. Mayfield, R. Keller, J . Bell, L. Hamm, G. Harkey: M. Farley, R. Hoh, I<. Heyde, T, Wearden, G. Grover, G. Guardiola, B, Capuchino, Manager M. Wiley, TOP: C. Fearing, C. Schultze, R. Atwell, F. Franks, H, Johnson, s. Wasaff, Missing: P. Teten. Won - 4 Lost - 0 Tied - 3 SCHEDULE S£ ... 18 SE . 0 SE. 6 Fullmore SE S£ SE S£ ... 22 West .... ..... .......... 0 .. . 24 . 0 ... 24 UJH. . .... .. 6 Reicher .......... .... . .. 0 St. Joseph ............. 14 TSD ........ ..... ........ 0 St. Pius ..••.... 0 . ..... . 6 DIOCESE Cf AUSTIN CHAMPIONS 97 �Herman Johnson leads the attack against West. Cubs have a toochdown called back and they tie 98 ~lcher ~0. �STANDING: Pat Purdy , Robert J ohnson, Brent Boggess, Paul Donalson, David Winslow, J eptha Wille, Vincent Godoy. KNEELING: Jerry Har_l:!er. TIGER ROAD RUNNERS SEH SEH SEH SEH SEH 5EH SEH SEH SEH SF.H SEH SEH S. H SEH SEH .. . 43 ... 62 ... 4S ... 48 ... 4S ... 65 ... 49 ... 56 27 ... 47 ... 66 .. . 41 .. . 72 ... S9 41 ... ... .... .. ..... ........ 33 S<. Stephans Smithville . ..... . 42 Georgetown 48 Lanier. 55 D<l Valle . ... 56 Hutto . ... ... '13 C ameron .. 43 Thorndale .... . 35 D<l Valle ...... . ....... 55 Killeen . . 72 Burnet . ... .. .. . 46 Rouoo Rock .. . . .. .. ..... 4'1 San Saba ...... 6<1 Georgetown. ......... 49 J ohnston. . 57 SEH SEH SEH SEH SEH SEH SEH SEH SEH SEH SEH SEH SEH SEH ... ... ... ... 63 43 43 35 ... .. . ... 4ll 56 5 " 57 .. . 62 .. . 52 ... sa ... 61 .. . S9 Smithville . ..... . 52 Weimar 33 Giddings. .. 36 Grange 51 Bastrop. . 51 Peter Claver. .. 13 21 S<. Stephans LaSalle . ....... 59 Anthony ..... . . .. 59 SL Gerard •.. .. .. 34 Peter Claver. .. . S9 Salle. ... 63 St Amhony 49 St Gerard. . ... . .. 49 "' "· "· ''· "' . .... ..... ... ... . ........ ..... ..... . . 99 �Captain: David Winslow Coach Beck, Managers Chuck Zimmerly andAndyYemma, and the team's Seniors: Pat Purdy, Paul Donalson, David Winslow, and J ep Willie. 100 �Winslow spi ns and shoots! La Salle Tops Tigers Twice Heads up! 101 �Tigers Beat Pat Purdy drives in for a lay- up. St. Gerard's T -wice Bob J ohnson up for two! 102 �J epWilleevades the T rojan defense. Tigers Give to St. Peter Claver Twice Bob Johnson stretches hard for two points. 103 �Tigers Split Boggess arcs it high. With St. Anthony's Boggess strikes again! 104 �CASABA NITE The Chee rleade rs , .. . Ba nd , ... and White Stags , cheer the Tigers on to VICTORY. 105 �Post -Game Activities Surprise! Thosedellcioos chicken dinners arecenalnly enjoyed! 106 �FUTURE TIGERS STANDING: W, Cole, M. Purdy , R Scanlon , S. Gonzalez, P, Harre ll , M. O'Cormell , L Stewart, W. Brown , A. Rlmar, G. Hello. KNEELING : A, Chobin, Manage r. SCHEDULE SEH SEH SEH SEH . .. . .. .. . .. . 27 56 36 56 SEH .. . 25 SEH ... 4'7 SEH .. . 43 SEH .. . 39 SEH ••• 38 SEH ... 67 SEH ••• 52 St. Stephans . .. .. ....... 23 Smithville . .... ........ 34 Georgetown . ... .. •.• • •.•. 32 Lanier •..••.••.. . ...... 37 S£H SEH SEH SEH ... •.. ... ..• 43 34 61 62 Del Valle ...... . ... . .... 35 SEH ••• 51 T ravis ................ . .. Del Valle.. Georgetown. . . .... Johns ton. .. . ........ smithville······ · ·· ·· ··· St. Peter Claver. . SEH ... 31 58 40 43 39 39 20 SEH . . 54 SEH ... 35 St. Stephans . La Salle . . 34 . 35 St. Anthony. . ... 44 St. Gerard .. . 19 St. Peter Claver. . ... 15 LaSalle . . ........ 43 Sr. Anthony . . ....... 34 St. Gerard. . .. 24 107 �Bob Scanlon Oips one in. Mike Purdy takes aim. 108 �Mike Punty $Inks a layup agaln.s1 La Salle. Pele Harrell goes for rwo. 109 �Leroy Stewart fires the ball away. Scanlon jumps for two. �FRESHMAN BASKETBALL R. Ramirez , T. Pritchard, R. Greene, T. Jackson, D. Zett, R. Ramos, M. Merlo, V. Gonzalez, J. Brady , R. Rainosek, L Polanco, K. Moore , M. Arocha , KNEEUNG: Managers C . Herring and D. Tyler, Not Pictured: P. seals. SCHEDUlE \YonlS 5E 5E 5E 5E 5E 5E 5E 5E .. . 43 .. . 44 . . . 38 .. . 34 ... 49 ... 33 ... 32 . .. 3S SE ... 56 5E .. . 49 5E ... ,, TSO. S<. Stephans Smithville Georgetown Baker. Del Valle 1>0. D<l Valle . ...... 32 .. ........ 24 LastS 21 41 5E 5E 5E 5E 5E 27 . ........... 29 SE SE ............ 26 ........... . .. 17 Kyle . ..... 40 Georgetown . . ........... 30 Smithville . . .. .. ........ 37 5E 5E 5E 52 ... 51 ... 46 ... 38 .. . 29 ... 38 ... 57 . . . 44 ... 4S ... 34 ........ 6'2 59 ...... ...... ····· 31 .................. Porter 5<. Stephans Kyle Lanier !..a mar Johnston Brown. UJH Baker Fulmore " .. . ........... 53 36 . .......... 31 ...... 47 . .... 40 ····· 37 111 �Rainosek shoots high. Seals goes lor two. 112 �Jack son shoots for two. Ralnosek waits for the rebound. 113 �CUB BASKETBALL R. Colunga , S. Schutze , B. Weiss , D. Holt, M. Wiley , D. Ke ller, S. Wasaff, P, Teten , C. Fearing, C , Schultz, B, Capuchino, G. Kauss , K. Webb, G. Grover, K. Nelson , G. Mayfield. KNEE UNG: Ma nage rs P, Atwell , M. Moses, Q. Carney. A,C ,I, L. CHAMPIONS SCHEDULE ... 57 48 .. . 31 31 ... 26 ... 43 ... 31 ... 31 ... 30 ... 26 ... 15 SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE . .. SE ... SE SE. SE ... ... 114 30 32 56 41 36 St. Ignatius. SL Marys. S<. Louis Dolores SL Austin . San Jose. TSD Frosh. Guadalupe . Luling . Weiderstein. 24 .... ..... . 36 .... .. 20 . .... ... 20 ..... 11 14 . 20 11 11 25 .. .27 San Marcos ... ........... 15 5L Ignatius St. Marys SL l.ool' Dolores .. Del Valle ...... 11 13 ......... 12 .. 30 ... ... SE SE SE SE SE SE . SE SE ... SE SE 5E ... 5E SE SE SE ... ... ... . .. 36 37 18 33 27 43 32 36 31 S4 42 31 71 56 25 ... .... 31 . .... 24 ..,24 Porter . S<. Austin Lanier. Sacred Heart UJH . Guadalupe SL Ignatius SL Marys. TSD Frosh. S<. Louis Dolores. SL Austin 11 . ... 29 .. .. .13 . .. 16 . ... . . 13 .24 7 . ... 14 .14 San Jose . 9 San Jose . 22 .15 ''· Marys . �Fearing makes an easy rwo. Schutzegives it a try! �Teten has to work hard for two! Nelson arcs one in. �SOCCER FRONT: Manager A, Reni u , M. Maldonado, R. Sanchez , E. Berchelman , J. Mes ta, 0. Crosby. BACK : N, Schwarz , F. Guenero, J . Organes , L. Luna, Coach B. Meneses, A. Gonzalez , G. Schnaider, H. Schwarz , Cap tain L. Americus. SCHEDULE SEH •.. 2 SEH ... 2 SEH •.. 1 University of Texas . St. Edwards Unive rsity . Necaxa , San Antonio(Professional) . . ...... 4 .. 4 . ...... 2 SEH •.. 1 St. Marys University . SEH ... 0 Falcons, San Antonio (Professional) . .. .. .... ..... 2 SEH ... 5 Thunderbirds , San Antonio(Professional).. . .... 4 . .1 117 ��11 9 �GOLF TEAM G. Machoc:k, J. Adams, J . Wille, Coach Beck, A. Lubben, R. Bachman, A. Rimar 120 �I N T R A M u B A s K TOP: A, Canales, C. Cunls, A, Adams BOTTOM: R. Villadsen, J, Mesta R A L E T B A L L TOP: C. Taylor, J . Robbins, G. Kauss BOTTOM: C. Carothers 121 �TRAINER c B R A H u c v 0 K Our beloved trainer who has patched- up and mused the wounds and Injuries of so many Johnson and Johnson atllleres. 122 �CHEERLEADERS Gary Rainosek , Allyson Cotar, Bobby Pittsford , LaJoy Naylor, Charles Bisson, Laura Burns, Kerry Borth, IN FRONT! Sandy Nassour. 123 �124 ��STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT BODY Pat Purdy 126 ~FICERS: President Jose Guerra, Vice- President Tom Seifert, Secretary Ben Veras rique, Treasurer �Class Officers SENIOR OFFICERS David Winslow Greg Berry David Brown George Greene JUNIOR OFFICERS Juan Nieto Charles Zimmerly Joseph Martinec SOPHOMORE OFF ICERS Mark Skrabacz Michae l O ' Connell Bruce Rieck John Meaney FRESHMAN OFFICERS Charles Herring John Beam Paul Seals Stephen Helfert CUB OFFICERS Buster Capuchino Jerry Bell Charles Fearing Eric Hicks 127 �TIGER BAND ;/ ' FRONT: G. Greene, T. Graham, R. Gross , J, Fearing, J, Glse, J, Pilcher, R. Ramirez, ] , Stockwell. MIDDU:: M Winters , ], Hudgins , P, Harrell , C. Stirk, L, Grant,R. Mllek, W, McKinzie. TOP: G. Berry, A, Wilson, G. Walters, F. Meador, Brother Edwin Reggio C. S.C. Captain Mel Winters Director Bro. Edwin Reggio, c . s.c. 128 �-, 11' . ,, .., ~ ~ ., - ~ ~ ·· · , . : -=""""'--~ · --- 1 First Trumpets: (top) Mel Wi nters, J im Hudgins, George Greene, Pete Harre ll. Second Trumpets: (bottom) Tim Graham, Charles Stirk, Third Trumpets: (bottom) Robert Gross, J eff Feari ng. Second Alios: (top) M. Starr, Raymond Ram irez, Firs t Alto: (top) James Stockwell. Tenors: (bottom) James Gise,Jay Pilche r. 129 �Snare drums: Greg Berry, Allen Wilson, Bass drum: Ga ry Wa lters , Concert Guitar: David Sutton First Trombone: Wilford McKinzie. Second Trombone: Ralph Milek. Baritone: Larry Grant. \ 30 �FrankMeadoronthesousaphone. Road trip to St Gerard football game. Horne performance at a basketball game. 131 �GLEE CLUB FRONT: L. Warner, P. Moore, F. Westerfield, Bro. Edwin Reggio C. S.C., R. Pittsford , P. Scanlon, M. BouHane, P, Purdy, J, Bow. MIDDLE: M. Valls , L. BordageB , A, Canales , A, Gonzalez, TOP: R. Hernandez, M. Murphy, s. Tait, M. Skrabacz, P, Harrell , F. Leisering, B. Rieck, R. Schleicher. 132 �MIXED CHORUS FRONT: Brother Edwin Reggio C.S.C ,, M. Valls, M. Murphy, A, Canales, P. Moore, L. Bums, T. lytton, S. Houghton, R. Adams, D. Lyoch, J . Everette, G. Mosby , J . Hall, G. Avaloes, S, Paulisson, S, Nassour, Sister Mary Rose Anthony C,S,C. SECOND OOW: R. Hernandez , S, Tait, M. Skrabacz, L. Warner, K. Koenig, N. Tucker, M. Hello, B. VIllages, A, Nolan , R. GUlean, C. Morgan , M. Lacourure, M. Maulden, L McKesson , B. Crawford , M. Griffith. THIRD ROW: F. Leisering, R. Schleicher, A. Gonzal ez, L. Bordages, B. Biggerstaff, I~ Samuel , C. Medearis, C. Nolan, C. Naufel, K. Holecek, C. Nicklas , E. Dulles , M, Utron, B. Barnard, B. Lashly, Y. Velasquez. FOURTH ROW: P, Harrell , P, Pittsford , B. Rieck , F. Westerfield , A. Visage, J, Vaeth, P. Merlo, M. Kutac, M, Brennan , P, Potchernick, T. Carnes, R. Grimms, A. Wcksinger, s. Leary, L Naylor. TOP ROW: P. Purdy, J.Bow,P.Scanlon,M. Bouliane, M. Cooper, J. Brown, C. Thomason, T. Matlock, C. Alexander, L Riney, M. Cavazos, o. Benevides, A. DeVooght, M. Tanguma. 133 �WHITE STAGS L. Porfirio, F. Spencer, J. Lopez, R. Hernandez, J. Stanton, J, Hudgins, R. Villadson , M. Pulley, R. Taylor, !vL Johnson, L Bordages, L. Gra m , Captain G. Greene. Not Pictured: M. Winters, S. Borzi. 134 �RALLY CLUB FRONT : B. Rieck, M. Seifert, M. Skrabacz, C. Zimme rly; MIDDLE: T. Martinec, J . Brown, M. O'Connell, R. Pittsford, K. Schutze; TOP: K. McLaughlin, J. Casarez, A. Yemma. Not Pictured: J. Simecek, B. Verastique, D. Camp, M. Purdy 135 �BOWLING TEAM FRONT: L. Grant, B. Major, K. Schutze, B. Prewitt; BACK: R. Coats, H. Spence, J. Fearing. Not Pictured: L. Porfirio, J. Finnegan, M. Seifert, D. Camp, P. Scanlon, J. McKeel 136 �RIFLE CLUB FRONT: J. Gouldie, IV. Saye, J . Prado, I.. Prado; TOP: J. Maher, H. Spence. Not Pictured: J. Martinec, R. Stuart 137 �YOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTS FRONT: J. Nieto, J. Maher, c. Zimmerly, M, Skrabacz, B. Rieck, F. Me ador; BACK: W, Meaney, R. Chitwood, M, O'Connell, J. Beam , P, Purdy , P. Se als , D. Winslow , R. Fluge l. Not Pictured: J, Gu e rra, T. Seifert, P. Donalson, J. Martinec, L. Polanco, M , !\Jrdy 138 �Brother Ronald leads a jolm meeting in the library. MissPlotnik' sgroopmeetson its own. 139 �EXPLORERS FRONT: W, Meaney, H. Spence, B. Rieck , M. King: MIDDLE: B. Prewitt, A. Wilson, J, Fearing; BACK: P. Nell, B. Starr, Moderaror Brother I>Aanhew , J. Robbins. Not Pictured: D. Brown , C. Stirk 140 �SCOUTS Scouts await a demonstration on how to safely handle an axe, Dave Brown helps a scout with his 141 �142 ��YOUNG DEMOCRATS FRONT: J. Martinec , C. Huth, C. Zimme rly, W , Me aney: BACK: J . Meaney, M. Jamison, M. O'Connell , P, Purdy. Not Pictured: B. Monks , K. Kolflat, J . Casarez, T. Martinec, Sal Borzi 144 �YOUNG REPUBLICANS FIRST ROW: K. Mclaughlin, G. Machok,R.Coats ,P. Harrell, P. Scanlon, B. Major; SECOND ROW: F. Major, M, Zaunbrecher, L, Grant, M. Seifert, B. rueck, P. Palmer, J . Gouldie, T. Jackson; THIRD ROW: D. Turner, R. Lombardo, R. Johnson, R. Chitwood, P. Purdy, IV. Wandell, J. Martinec, Moderator Brother Jacob: FOURTH ROW: F. Smith, J . Maher, R. DePew, M. Conners, H. Spence, B. Boggess, R. Pritchard, M. O' Connell, A. Wilson; FIFTH ROW: J. Meaney, M. Arocha, M. Jamison, W, Wynne, W. Saye, V. Godoy: Not Pictured: J. Stanton, R, Garren, D. Camp, A. \Vendel!, R. Vi!ladsen, T. Moran 145 ��TIGER TOWN FRONT: R. Flugel, P. Donalson, D. Winslow , J . Martinec , B. Monks, J. Maher, C, Huth, J, Nieto, B. Meaney, A, Yemma. TOP: A, Choban, L. Porfirio, B. Rieck, Editor G. Greene , J, Beam , D. Turne r, T. Moran, D. Bauer, W, Fe rrick, J. Meaney. Not Picrured: C. Logue , M. Winters . EOITOPS: L toR, Fe ature Editor David Winslow , News Editor John Maher, Sports Editor Larry Porfirio, Moderator Miss Agnes Plotnlk, Asst. Edi tor John Nieto, Editor-in-Chief George Greene, �EDWARDIAN STAFF George Greene EDITOR Ray Flugel, ADVERTISING Mr. Joseph Bruch MODERATOR 148 MANAGER �Tlm Graham, LAYOUT Mike Pederson, lAYOUT Jim Lopez, lAYOUT, PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHER 149 �KNIGHTS OF THE ALTAR FRONT: F. Westerfield , B. laws, D. Brown , B. Prewitt, l. Bordages, F. Major, J, Nieto. BACK: M. Pederson, D. Holt, P. Scanlon , J . Organes, G. Kauss, D. Tyler, M, Skrabacz. !50 �ST. EDWARDS CLUB Brother Peter leads the group in the opening prayer. Mrs . Brady, President , opens the meeting, .. andtheminutesareread. �Mrs. Tomsu goes over details of the annual Games Party. Informal discussions always follow the meetings. J. Beam , B. Tomsu , and R. Pittsford display the assorancnt of prizes given away at the Games Party. !52 �Mr. Seal of NASA i!xplains the cur-rem space program. NASA DEMONSTRATION �Here a small photoelectric cell is madetotumame taldisk, ts< �A representative from the Oakridge Atomic Center vividly explained the theory and operadon of a nuclear reactor as well as practical applications, 0 A K R I D G E A s s E M B L y �AIR FORCE ACADEMY A Colonel Cotrell presents the award to Brother Peter. w A R D The Air Fo r ce Academy hono re d St . Ed 's bec ause of t hree graduates St. E d's has in the Academy: Char le s Clements , Frank Moore, a nd J ohn Graham . Bro. Edwin, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. a nd Mrs. Graham , Col. Cotrell , Bro. Peter 156 �COMPUTER COURSE During t he second se me ster, a s ix-week cour se in computer programming was offered to interested juniors and s eniors . Sevent een we r e chosen on the basis of grades and proven ability. Mike Pulley runs his program throogh the computer. Corky Logue and Butch Prewin p.Jnch their program c ards to run thrwgh the computer. �At the end of the course, after writing several programs using many different devices in programming, each student had to write his own pro gram, solving a given algebraic equation. Brother Mauhew, who taught the course, supervises the exam. \58 �PSSC PHYSICS PSSC Physics is an advanced phys ics course taught by Brother Ronald and offered to talented Seniors . Seniors taking this course are: D. Brown, P , Donalson, R. Flugel, G. Greene, R. Howard, C. Logue, B . Prewitt, M . Pulley, G . Rainosek , T . Seifert , M. Valls, and D . Winslow. Wi nslow exami nes periOOic waves, Logue, Prewi tt, and Pulley collect data. �STUDENT FACULTY BASKETBALL (They moved so fast, the camera couldn' t s top them!) Mr. Beck, Bro. Ronald, Bob Johnson, Bro. Patrick, Jep Wille, and Dave Winslow wail for the rebound, Miss PJotnikandMrs. Leal do a few cheers for the faculry. 160 �Bro. Ronald leaps to block a lay- up. Mr. Fallis waits patiently under the bucket. �ST. ED'S IS SNOWBOUND Twice during the early part of 1965, St. Ed' s was gently covered In soft glittering snow. Vincent Hall almos t disappears in its snowy blanke t 162 �Uve oak trees behind main t:uilding d isplay beauty they never had before. Snowball fight on west lawn . 163 �FOOTBALL PEP RALLY Cheerleaders Wild school spirit with their enttllsiasm. Tiger Band shows its spirit. ��GET ACQUAINTED DANCE 166 �HALLOWEEN DANCE Flrstplace cosrume: couples' division First place cosrume: boys' divis ion First place cosrume: girls' divislon Mrs, Leal and Mrs. HuddlestOn serve the refreshments. 167 ��T. 0 . P. DANCE 169 �Entertainment by the Cavaliers. 170 �The Queen and Duchesses are guests of honor. 171 �CHRISTMAS FORMAL Music by the Mi schiefs 172 �Mrs, Huddleston supervises the refreshment table. 173 ��SENIORS DANCE 175 �SWEETHEART FORMAL �The refreshments were the best! 177 �David Winslow , Gary Rainosek , and Paul Donalson, and dates r~1 \v 178 ��MOREAU DAY MASS 180 �R l~ c 0 L L E c T I 0 N 181 �ST. JOSEPH Patron Saint of BROTHERS OF HOLY CROSS 182 ��~~ The Sophisticated Mag Since 1961" 11 A South Austin Tradition Editor: George Gree ne �AUSTIN'S CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION * Am..-Jcan National Bank oft Austin National Bonk !;( Bonk of Austht 'tf Capital Notional Bank * -k City National Bank Citbens Notional Bank 1:r North Austin Stote Bank "(::( Texos State Bank "MUSIC FOR PARTIES AND DANCES" The~ HEA~ERS FOR RESERVATION CA LL "MARK" HI 2-7530 185 �~ \;j U TOTEM OF AUSTIN, INC. The Natio11s Leading Drive-ill Grocers 22 Locatio11s Texas' first lady of baking! ~~~~~~~~~ ~ I --~~~~lis EM•IOIEDal(o\tl f - ~ BAKED IN AUSTIN 701 TILLERY ST 186 Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN 2206 South Congress �LONE STAR REGISTER 5909 REICHER DRIVE NEELEY VENDING COMPANY A USTI N, TEXAS O ffi c ia l News p a p e r Your Compl e te Di ocese of A us tin Vendin g Serv ice TROPHY HOUSE E ng rav in g, Pl aq u es, Ri bbons " Supp o rt th ose w ho s upp o rt you" Qua li ty and Service I mme d iate De livery j o hn C. Keefe- Ow n er 212 South Co ng ress 187 �Support Your AUSTIN BRAVES ANDY'S MEl', AND BOY'S SHOP Sou th Cong ress S ho ppin g Ce nte r Compliments of TWIN OAKS FLORIST ~f ~"""'~,t~n ~ ~:· Co urte sy of TWIN OAKS CAMERA SHOP. �H. E . B. FOOD STORES Operating; ten stores in Austin MONTGOMERY WARDS Capital Plaza Courtesy of EL GALLO Restaurant 189 �SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS, John F. 128 Highland Ave. Montclair, New Jeney CASTILLO, Gerardo S. 5 De Febrero 1100 Pte. Durango. Durango, Mexico HB'-JDERSON, William F. Rt. 4, Box 298- A Austin, Texas AMERICUS, Leon Rosa! 216 Col. Aguila Tampico, Tamps, Mexico CROSBY, Guillermo Calle 39, No. 5 Chihuahua, Chlh., Mexico HERNANDEZ, Ralph F. 1710 West Sixth Austin, Texas BERCHELMAN, Eduardo OONA!..SON, Paul J. 439Simpson BergStrom A. F. B. , Texas HOUGHTON, Terald D. 3302 Kay St. Austin, Texas 509 Post Road Drive Austin, Texas ELMORE, Harold E. 200 Red Bird Lane AuS!in, Texas HOWARD, Richard D. 505 Alpine Austin, Texas BISSON, James ]. 2702 South Congress Austin, Texas FLUGEL, Raymond H. 702 Wickford Circle Austin, Texas HUDDLESTON, Michael E. 1909Stanley Austin, Texas BONIFAZ, Diego R. Av 18 de Septiembre 1400 Quito, Ecuador F'YE, Jerry N. 4515 Frontier Trail Austin, Texas HUDGINS, James K. 7503 St. Cecelia Austin, Texas Colonia Americana, A- 208 Rosita, Coahuila, Mexico BERRY, Gregory J. BORDAGES, Louh J. 726 He len St. Lake Charles, Louisiana GARRETT, Robert K, Box 106 Danbury. Texas HUEGELE, John E, 1404 Cloverleaf Drive Austin, Texas BORZI, Salvatore J. 3831 Frankfort Ave. El Paso, Texas GISE, James P. 4524 Fronner Trail Austin, Texas JAMISON, Michael E. 4818 Rollingwood Dr, Austin, Texas BOW, James 1630 E. Houston St. San Antonio, Texas GONZALEZ, Anuro k S20 Constitucion Montemorelos, N. L , Mexico JOHNSON, Mark D. 1717DeerfleldDrlve Austin, Texas BROWN, David 0. 3322 A ve. R 1/2 Box 553 Galves ton, Texas GREENE, George L. 2 600 Little John Lane Austin, Texas JUNCO DE LA VEGA, Alejandro Danublo 126 Pte. Monte rrey, N. L. , Mexico BUNGE, Oscar L. Rt. 1, Box 146 GUERRA, Jose V. Ave. Amapolas Matamoras, Tamps, Mexico LOGUE, Courtland L. P. 0. Box 3153 Austin, Texas GUTIERREZ, Carlos Vel!no M. Pteza 301 Durango, Durango. Mexico LOMBARDO, Roy T, 810 19th Sneer Beaumont, Te xas Garwood. Tex.u C ANALES, Adolfo G. Box 163 Benavides, Texas CARlSON, John W. 2700 Mt. Laure l La ne 190 Austin, Texas HALLAL, Jose A. 16- Deagosto-117 Santiago, D:lm inican Republic �LOPEZ, James P, 2102 Fortview Road Austin, Texas PORfiR10, Santo Rt. 5, Box 633 Austin, Texas STROBURG, Jay B. 2211 Post Road Austin, Texas UJBBERT, Alejandro A. 265 Sierra Paracaima Mexico 10, D. F. , Mexico PREWITT, Sidney A. 320 King Circle Temple, Texas T AYI.DR, Robert C. 1708 Corona Austin, Texas UJNA, Luis 4A, Y·Espana H. Matamores, Tamps, Mex. PULLEY, Michael 1.. Wi reline Engineers Cabimas Zulla. Venezuela TINER., James I.. 121 So. St. Augustine Dr. Dallas 17, Texas MATTA, Raymond 316 South Pecan Street Pecos, Texas PURDY, PatrickJ, 6307 Shoalcreek Blvd, Aunin, Texas TUCKER, James David 6204 Belfast Drive Austin, Texas MESTA, Matias Zarco 2444 Chihuahua, Chi h., Mex. RAINOSEK. Gary E. 1111 Sout!.wood Road Austin, Texas VALLS, Miguel 1820 Chihuahua Laredo, Texas MITCHELL, John lvl. 1927 Berkeley Ave, Austin, Texas RAMOS, Gilbert Cuauhremoc 1412 Montemorelos, N. L. , Mex. VERASTIQUE, Bernard 1615 Willow Austin, Texas MOORE, John P. 2506 Linle John Lane Austin, Texa~ REED, Stanley B. 1709 St, Johns Austin, Texas VILLADSEN, Reno S, 2925 Gull Ave, Orange, Texas MOYNAHAN, Terrance G, 3810 Brookview Road Austin, Texas REYES, Peter C. 1403 1/2 Canterbury Austin, Texas WILLE, Jeptha W. 2902 Greenlawn Parkway Austin, Texas MURPHY, Michae l C. 1609 Westrnov. e Drive Austin, Texas SANTA .~NA , Robert G. 1011 East Eighth St. Austin, Texas WINKLEY, Joseph P, 209 Walnut Drive Austin, Texas ORGANES, Jose I.. Noria 24 Acapulco, Guerrero, Mex. SEALS, John R. 5803 Marilyn Drive Austin, Texas 1--.' lNSLOIV, David E. 3104 Silverleaf Drive Aus tin, Texas PEDERSEN, Micnael D. 514 W. Lindbergh Randolph AFB, Texas SEIFERT, Thomas R. Reforma 615 Mexico 10, D. F. , Mexico WINTERS, Melvin A. 207 Greenwich Blvd. San Antonio, Texas PILCHER. Jay V. 402 Sawyer St. Bergstrom AFB, Texas STANTON, Jame1 L.. Sta. Rosalia 60, Coyoacan Mexico 2L. D. F, , Mexico ZUNIGA, Eduardo X, 1101MarketStreet Laredo, Texas PORFIR10, Larry G, 1404 Triniry Austin, Texas STOCKWELL, James A, Box 764 Benavides, Texas 191 �Autographs 192 ~ ~· ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource St. Edward's High School Yearbook Collection Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949; 1951-1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright St. Edward's University. The materials in this collection are made available for use in research, teaching and private study. Images and text may not be used for any commercial purposes without prior permission from St. Edward's University. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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AI HIILL£11. 4 H,tl~;nJhrrac A mn luu A6f AM[RIC.U l nuno t Jtnul 'o 216 lamp•co. T.1111r Mn o ~ tutr ~tl,p ~ ~•rur HRIA' R til lOf' 161\ Gln~Ctnl ALt.•l•n Tt'<U til Y" BODI '£ Ill 11.1 '8.;•161 ~.a \l1rcut.. Tnu Do-h.o,tnub &M-&.11 1.\' J &..-lUI~{ ub ) U. ( D II. f'OII.T H II. kr"" "4, Ula,ntc A•faM A ttn. Tonn Gln-Cial> J ~ Ort•r ) ~ �THOMAS H BYRNE " T om" 3913 M iramu Dal111, Tnu Gler Club . 4; \\7 hit~ St~gs - 3; Lr uerman'sClub- I; Footba ll. Mgr -3 WILLIAM R CAMP "Bill"' Sierr~ Vtnr ana 6~ 8 Mex ico 10.0 F Cla n Tr~u 4 ; T ige rtow n Staff · 4; Gl er Club- I; Drama Club JOHN P CAVANAUGH "PaC lll06 Fran Wood La Auni n, Tnu VICTOR M CAVAZOS " V ic'' 81 Bu!Umlnte Mat:l mo ros. Mnico Gltt Club • '· 4. Captain . 4; Bo.,]ing · '· HARR Y N CHAR BO!\."NET JR " Harold" 22 10C.Ihoun 'iuerr Nrw Orlnm. Louiso~IU TtnnoJ-2. 1,of ORLANDO R O[CARDENAS "Chtpuro' BanJ 4. RaJon Club 4. 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Box 342 Refugio, Texas 4; OaSil Student Coull("il S«retary Vice President . 3; Class Sec. 1; Class Treas.. 2; Boys· State.}; Religion Medol 3; l)eb.ate · 3; Boy Scouts - I ; T r-ack, RV. I, 2; B:uketb.aiJ. B · 2, Varsity· 3, 4. GUSTAVO HELU.fUND "Gus'" Ctr~ De Felix Gue-tas 14 Mexico 12, D .F., Mexico GleeOub-4. JOE M. HERNA!".' DEZ liO,Eut8thStr~ Al.lStin, Te.as OSCAR 8 HOWARD ··Night Tnoon"' 3109East 1 4\1: Str~ Austm, Tn-as Glee Club - 4; '"E'" Club . 4; Track, VarSIIJ . t . 2. ). I. All 0tllt1CI. \. 4 FOQt• ball, Cub, Varsuy . l, 2, \. 4; All OtltfiCI· 3, 4. All State 4 MICHAEL J H UDG INS noJSt.Ccnlia A l.lStin, T esu Jr Nil. HODOr Society • I; Nat. Honor Soc1C'ty·2;Band·I.2,J.4,Swtfl3 8and· 2,3;GI« Oub. 2, J; &plo~ ·I; TmntJ ·3 22 �...... lAl.' L l I(.,LfSJAS ~ 9'\07 lArwuocl O.ll.asi4.Tnu p 0 tk ... Jt())iflT JOH!'OSON Amrro<an fmb.o•orAPO 11) J't.C"W'l'llrl. ~'- ~·on: P"lnl Am·r..,l&l!l<f' A•••J .. , '· h~>tl.all, Cub Dnm" ALBERT A JUDO ••AJ 601 Sandnn&ham Cnde AuoiU\, Tnu Ct(OII.CtE Kl.lJ Mdli!'O 11 '.UU O......cu ll.rp.obhc &.ad 2 , ......... a-d ,,. �GERALD D. LANKES Seo:ror 3, C 70 Rourkela2,0riss.:a, lndia W ILLI AM '"Bill"" J. LEWIS 413 Powell hmpll, Texu Y..arboolc • 4; Gltt Club - 4 Dnlm3tio 3; White Sta85 - 3; ""E'" Club . 4; Buc· ball, RV · 3; Tn1ck, Varsol'!' 4; Foot· ball, B ·},Vanity. 4 THO:\IAS L LYNCH ""Tom"" 223lkverlyDrive San Antonio, Texas •. Gltt Cub . 4; "" E"" Cub - 4; Golf . 1, 2, THO.\!AS R McKIE 1403 Norwalk, Apt. 113 Austin, Tttall Gltt Club · 4; Drama Club 3· Cub . 4; Boy Scouts - I; Tn1ck, RV . Vumy . l; B~skcrb~ll. B 2. JV . Football, B. 2, RV. 4. EDUARDO}. MARTINEZ "Eddie·· P 0 BoJ{ 9)07-l.akewood D1llu 14, TtnS B£r..;ITO M MARTI:'>;EZ Bmnf" S.hilloNo. 10) Potdru l'tgru. Coah, Mnico �J MAlTA ._ LOt. h \16 ~ IUIIIJ'lnn 'Tl"UI OOU.,I-A' l -'lll.Ul t\tal "' :1 i&owl!q I,,, T~l. RV L ~ ""'<CI \\ 1J UA.\1 T .\lORA' Ill 8.11 UU II"''" 11•>\llleln, Tnu \t ..Jmt ( nnl lrtUUICI I ( IU l~u.u~r I. 1\;a jj . ....r>f" '•O(ICIJ(..., ( h Prn.<kntC..b. Oau loCI"I j"ftiOI ol the Ynr. Rei• ,,.,. Mf'Jal-c...b hvf.,,..,l J. ~- A-..t L~·t or I JJ.r the lJ\ITICII ~ - T•,er-rt.••n . 4. T'""' Tdc- I'Un •.IJ,uw. ,\IW<oo(i\lh ... • l.adooOub ~: ~~i~~~c H<C::;,.!;~:'!:£ T~r~ S.outJo-l ....vboClub-c..b. 1 "<lftl<c (Jub(..b \\hoi<: '''"'" I ~ IAtiC'f mana Oub · 4. C..b f .oet.n. Cub Sol• lel.ball, ( .. b s ....tull '0(•1~11. .... l 8 1. Tn..Upu..A. 4 V Tradr. ). 4 \"ICTOl ' 'I<XEL v. lt71ik>•lll A..Uil. Tna. "'-! · 2. ), 4 1.1 Caru• • 4. fO\Il 'D "LTO Jl P 0 1\o.U) -T= I.L.!lc- T - �JOHN E NOACK 131·1 Bonham Ternce Austin, Tcxu JERRY J . O'KEEFE 72) East fk~ch Biloxi, "l!ssossippo Glu Club . 4; Football. Varsity . 4, All District-4. AGUSTI N ARELLANO )OOEastStateS tr«t Easlc Lake,Tuu RICHARD A PEDRO " Di ck" 6108 Cherry La~ n D rive Aunin, Tens Clau Vice Pre,.denr . 4; Mouion Club . 4. Whotc Stags.}, footb~ll. Vanoty. 4 ROGER W PINCKI\.EY 610 Eut48th Str«l Aunm, Tuu MouionClub -4 ROBERT D. RECKNER "Bob" L860South))thStrttt Omaha,l'>;cbruka Drama Club -} �Jill.\ I} IU(IlAU>'>O:O. a.u )0111-..r O.lb... Tnu ( ... r l. t • ,,, ll:aor 'I:!JIO,.-.m ,,.. Z I! '!!;Or "once!" l".11""'"J. .lid f' II' ;\hth (oatc1ot , lo,a ' 1 !Jtlf • lJct..•.. T ....., I fDI RI(O J RIV[RA litadr< R.u Gcnnal Gon .1lu ' " ~htamoros. l•mr• Mu1<0 Gl~{ b <1 jl\l'\ I RliHO r.t.,ho Al• J.rAr.dl '-· IWI (hohuhu• M<'11KO f'OM<ls'l I' u' u, C -.t. lll"ll GEOJ(,J ' BoW \\0(1;\lo>ftt AllMIB ... ,,,....., Tn.at TO&Cft,... ••t"••&l·) �MARK F SCHL'PP "Schruppe" 2609 Ha)·dcn Amudlo, T ens Mi ssion Clu~ ·4 JOHNS SCOTT JR Rt. 6, Bo.: 4li-A \V~co, Tens Yeubook. I VHsity · 4. Scuba Club . 4; Tuck, VICTOR M TORRES 'ViC 903\\'~•t Oltorf Au)un. Texas £' Club . I. Footb~ll. Vusity · 3, 4 JEFFREY 0 TI'CK £R "J~ff ' 240,Gr«ni~Driv~ Auum_ T~ns ht Pb<~ C:Cirnc~ Fair I; ~rd Pbc~ "••tn•t f~" - ~- Hlnd - I, 2, ), I. S" 1n11 B~nd ~. I. Scub~ Club. 3 OANJI L M VALDEZ "Dannr" 411)9 Cu..-tll A•cnu~ Aust•n. Tcus Band • 2, 3. I JA~II\ 0 f001•tlnll. 8 M~tr • } \\ IIITE - wh,ti~ 6991 Suuth Rod~:~ Dallu, T~u1 B£nJ Tf:\lm • 4 \ I Ut.-., Club 4. KowlonA �....- 't.ILIIAM 'IL{OX WNA - A "'' \hf~Moport t.D.ttouu f (Jult TfftMHU .,,, ' lt.l• 111~11 8 4. Tu<k, Vu t-a..uav z.Vu.•r IIIII (j IILIAMfi •w,... ~ 2. Van••r • 01lillcolll " ' " A NIO, Tcau l1plora 1111 ll,l To.llD l "' I ll1no TNIII ' a C to R·- I Tmllll. It\" t.lr.._l C...b JV . t \'u11y Nil C•b l •lt.tll Cab 4 !law- 01'\'-l" .\1 '<),1'\Kif'l' Md•c 71)9 \\ alnut Du~c Au•t•n. Tun (lau Prn1dc:nt O•u..,.. 1 ( n• Y,cr Prn 2 • Jr :-..., Honor <;.,>C•rtr • 1 1'\at. ll•n"r <;.,>CC,..,., '(,h••lu t•( Yur I II n, .\ll>fl(lji:U I 2 •· fljl:l'll<~•n J, 4. Dd>a1o Tutn '· .., 111<1~ ..., ..p 1 IOU~ I 'Q. Ali..ACf ( ••,(,ftl p •• p 0 J~ vdoAI"I.bl •Ill! <•lft Ovt. \ ~ I (!.... ~ ~IS« TtaiD ' Tflll \'uliJ 4 f•X>I~Il, v ......, l. ~ J.O,AIO Z80111L ·~ "~' ( Pr~rnt S. 'r-.at l l - r r A•l....t...,.., ' 'lur - n u b 4 D..._. Club "" t l..O... T..- (_,.,. ~ , lu.u-\rap I fko.,J.,.« 1. t Tr.._l , •.,..,., Tu (qUill (tat ~ C'l1• l PnfoH 4 \I .. ). F•rm [ C'lub. • TniD 1 C"ro. • 4 f tb.ll I 1, t. V~rutr 2. �CLASS of '65 Officers: J UN IOR CLASS President Greg Berry Vice- President Pat Purdy Secretary George Greene Treasurer James Bisson Brother Edwin Prdcocu 1 Junior 1tudy hall �ADAM~ JOHN AMERJCU , LEON ATKIN~ JOSfPH ' 65 BARON, ALI...EN BERCHELMAN, EDUARDO BERRY, GR!GORY BI>SON, JA,.,fES lORD AGE. BOW, LOUJS JAMES 31 �BROWN, DAVID BUNGE, OSCAR CAM ERfNA , PEDRO CLASS CANALES, ADOLFO CARLSON, JOHN CASTillO, GERARDO CAVANAUGH, ROY CHANCE, ERNEST CURTIS, ~1lCHAEl DEUVAUDAI S, JAMES DEJU.IODY, lEO DIAZ, JOSE DONALSON. PAUl 32 �DUPRJE. DE).iPSlY ELMORE. HAROl.D FANNlSG, MARX of '65 GARRETT, ROfiERT GO~ZAI.EZ., ARTURO GbE, JAMES GRAVEL. CAMJUJ: ~E. GEORGE GUSlRA. JOSE 3J �HAU.AL, JO SE HENDERSON, WILUAM HERNANDEZ, RALPH CLASS HUDDLESTON, MIKE HUEGELE, JOHN JAMISON, MICHAEL JOHNSON, JOHN JOHNSON , MARK JONAS. STEVE �ICEU.Y, t.~CJIAB. KUSGI..ER. STEPIIEN K.~En, ED\<ro'ARD of '65 LOGUF. COURTU. ND I.DP£Z, JAME LOMBARDO, ROY l.ORETT A, JA ME UlNA, LIJJS McKERN, :,COTT 35 �M ATT A, ROY MIGUEL., ROBERT O MITCHEL.(.., JOHN CLASS MYL.ER. Wl t.UAM NIETO, EOW ARD O'CONNOR, ROD ORGANES, JOSE PELAEZ, JOSE POGUE. Al.AN 36 �POitfDt~. LARJIY IP~. MNTO PRfWITT, IDNE:Y of '65 RAMO·, GIIJI£RT REED, STANLEY REYt;., PETER J.n.;GENBACII. IRI.'CE lOfiN X )AM 10\' IRA, WnJ.tAM 37 �RYAN , THOMAS SA U NAS, HECTOR SANTA ANA, ROBERTO CLASS TAYLOR. ROBERT THIELE, Wl t.UAM TINER, JAMES TRAD, Wl l.UAM TUCKER, JAMES VALLEJO. JOSE 38 �\ALL lroHGl.'R \!lltASTIOl'£. liN VllUNUfVA, IIOMEIIO of '65 WINTERS, MELVIN WINSLOW. DAVID "''OJTO'WIEZ, Y~G. AN~10 llA!'.'DAL ZUNIGA. EDUARDO HOWARD. RICHARD 39 �O ffi ce rs: SO PH OMO RE C LASS Presid e nt F o rd Reeves Vice - President Charles Biss o n Secretar y Charles Zimmerly T re a surer James M orris Sophom«es am:nd Mr. Harrboo't Eng Ulh Clas1 40 �Aleman. DaMey Amuo, Miduel Bachman, Richard CLASS of '66 Brady. E!Nin &.Jckley, Ted DePew, Runy Elldns, lame~ F1nnegan, John fleming, leue Garrigan. Daniel Gouldle. Jobrl Grant, Larry " �Guerrew, Francisco Guillot, Raymond Hallmark, William Hello, Lee Hernandez, Arnold Hicks, John CLASS of '66 Hinkson, Danny Hlnoj01a, David Hipolito, John Hogberg, Robert Holland, James Home, J01eph Huth, Charles Kin g, Ronald Kolflat, Kenneth 42 �l.t-UcrtftJ. frfii LeS.uller, WUIIam Lorez.. Pw:t~ McKenney, Richard M.ahc.r, loha MaJor, Rot>ut CL SS of '66 Maldonado, )'.1Jinut-1 Mllrtlnf'C, JO,f'ph Mau, Anthony Mayrlt-ld, Michie! M..anory-. Wtnlam Muu., Joaquin MUelt.. Ral pb MJIIer, Ylncan 43 �Morris, James Motley , John Muench, Henry CLASS of '66 P!cc!.1.ndra, P;~ul Polanco, Victor Rlimscy. Justin Reeves, Ford Scanlon, Robert . Schieffer, RDbert �lti(t"rt. Wtllllm Spenct, Bury Sptnct'f, Fr1nk T•lt, t..wrcn<:e Torn•u, Wlllhm Tr.ah111, Aho CL \SS of '66 Z..mou, L.t.ny Zllte:. Tbomu ZJmmaly, Chl.rla �CLASS of ' 67 FR ES HM AN C L A SS P r esident Steve W ille Vice - President Mark Skrabacz Secretary Jonathan Hill Treasurer Michael O'Connell " Fredtmen oltlt:Dd Brother Mlnhcw ' t Algebr& clau. �Acoru. CillO& Arhmt!ldeJ". Paul &IIIey. OUIIIn k<:k. Thomas Borth. kerry '67 Chobln, Anthony Den~rn J1mn OeVoogtn. Fr• nk Diego. Y1UerUDO FlbUn. Tbrodort" Godoy. Vlncn~t " �Goertz. David Gomez, Rosendo Gonzalez. Stanley Graham. Timothy Guti e rrez, Adolfo Habem. Marc CLASS HilL John Hlllen, Paulck Hoffman. Ronald Hoover. Mike Howa rd, Arthur .. Hurley, Donald �lamrt, lobn 1<al1l. !i.lmutl l<laus. ~~ rk Uh, Randy ~rno1n~ Jamt1 Loera Richard of ' 67 Manlnt<z. Davtd Mat11DU. Tilomas MartiDJDO. Thornu MHebe:ll, l.QIJI •• �Monks. William Moreno. Juan Murphy. Derrick O'Conne ll, Micha e l Organes, Jorge Page, Thomas CLASS Robbi ns, hmes RobinJOn, Scon Ronnadt. Alfred Sa ldana. Loui s Sanehn. Johnny �!<aniOQ. Ptulllp !;chl~ldM'r Rudolph "dll~'chu Willllm !>d!uru. Scott. Kn~n~th N~wt !\lm«~k. John o f ' 67 !>pUI~r. Rober! Stlrk. Clarl~l Stout. "t•nl~y 5u~rb111~. Tbomu T•ylor. Guy Tlmm. Nlc:holu 51 �T rautw e in. Edwa rd Ul ri ch, Mi ke Und er wood. Ne d Yf:mml. Aodrf:w York. i<f:Yio ZetL wuuam 52 �L s OF '68 & 6 9 O fficers : CL.:B CL.\ S Preaident Charles Herring Vice- Preaident Kevin Reedy, Secretary Robert Teten Treaaurer Stephen Helfert (not pictured) ....,..,,. ..._ ...... lrubn. ...._ &.alit')'. c;..., lrtllkmao. Platek Willt.am .... C.tpuchl110, -~ �CUBS Garda, Anhur Handy, William GWen, Michael Harkey, Gm< Gilliland, G"y HarrUOn. Jerry Gonzales, Rudy !Umm. Helfert, Stephen Hernandez. Richard L.my �'68 & '69 Jacluoa, -~· Jlm~n Mlc~~ l l.c'"-aift, lobo Jlmmn P11 r1clc Md(laXIt', WJUord Htrmaa Mct..aug.hhn Edward Lleouturto Anhu · �Ntwman. Robtrt Pearson. James Norton. '" Picciandra. David CUBS Ttten. Rob<" Walsh. Ptltr Wamtr, Leland Worrall. Alexander Young Robert �DORMS �THIRD FLOOR M!kt Grannis and Ron Zborll 58 Bill Richardson. John ScotL and Harry Ch.arbonn .. t �ECC) N D FLC)C)R " Juni ors" BRO. VICTOR McGEE PREnCT •n Tr&d. R.lmlre::r.. Joe Nt~ro. &nd Rol&ndo �DORM Evening ltudy hall 60 �DE PALL DC)R~l ., �CAMPION DORM �Tb&rdu to lko 1!\lbctt and !to. MJch.arl. dwuu4r:nh can.buyalmon anyt!dag kom tbe bQokHQff:, Bookstore A D REC Room •T!tnr '' rlenty to uc all you nnd baDJcbt.• �Joe the Barber cuu th e boarders' hair. SmllingGabe, hh aulnant, doet a good job, <00, �ACTIVITIES .. �Brother Peter leads the openifll! prayer. Memben or the club have an lnform aldhcusston. ��STUDENT BODY OfFICERS L to R- · Presldern Ron Zbol"ll , Vice President Mike GraTtnis, Secretary Pat Hartis , andTreasurerBillMa:an. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS BRO. VICT(JI. VAu.A, C.S.C., whose dediated and selfless spirit hu made possible the. rn.any innovulons to Tlgtrtown In the. put 68 tlwee years. �The Student Council of St. Edward'• High School is composed of tw~nty~ four class off1cers and four student council officers. The Stud~nt Coun~ cil has rf'ndered invaluabl~ s~rvic~ to the school, distinguishing its~tf tn num~rous activilif'll on and off the campus. On~ can llf'e eveorywhf're theo student council at work, organi:tin& and heolping to makeo th~ year a IIUCC~Ss. STUDE>iT BODY OFFICERS Ron Zboril Mikeo Grannis Pat Harris Bill Moran SE>iiOR CLASS OFFICERS Bill Richardaon D1ck Pedro Mike Winkley Bill Camp JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Grea Berry Pat Purdy Georae Greene Jim BilliOn SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ford Reevea Charlea Bisson Charlea Ztmmerly Jim Morrill FRESHMA:-.: CLASS OFFICERS Steve Wille Mark Skrabac 2. Jon H1ll Michael O'Connell CUB OFFICERS Charlea Herring Kevin Reedy Robert Teten Steve Helfert Many of the memb~r 11 of the 1964 Stud~nt Council hav~ play~d an int~aral part in many n~w activitiell and manr of the n~w addition• to Tigertown. Here are only a few of the innovations and gift a: T. 0. P. NITE CASABA ·rTE SCHOLASTIC ASS EM BL Y SPIRIT TROPHY STUDE 'T-FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME VARSITY BASKETBALL TRAVELING BAGS VARSITY TRACK UNIFORMS VARSITY FOOTBALL PROGRAMS 69 �THE SPIRIT OF ST. EDWARD'S CHARLES "When I C ROAK get my new leg. Coach. I want to try to make the team. No special favors- rve got to make it 011 my awn." 'Ihl.s trophy Is aw.uded every six weeks to the homeroom which ac- ll'le homeroom w!Ming the trophy a majority of t1mes durlngthcyurls honored by having their number ert- quires the most number of points based on mls:sloncontributions, splrlt.ar-.:lgrades. gravcdoolt. C II ARLES C ROA K ME i'vi ORI .\ L 70 SP IRJ T TROP I IY �S'T. ED'S IN rl I E Si C)\Y A111t10 w.u hi&Dk~ttd with a four Inch mowfall on f'Tt4ay. February 21. 71 �KNIGHTS OF THE ALTAR TOP ROW: Mike Grannis, Bruce Rlngenb.ach, Joe Atkins, Pat Harris, Bill Rlchardson,GeoffreyTrocmet. BOTTOM ROW. Alejarxlro Maldonado, Butch Prewitt, Wilftrd McKinzie, Fran<:[$ Smith, Richard Holt, Ned Underwood. -. J ' r1!\. ~ ALTERNATES TOP ROW: James Tinct, Alan Pogue, John Ad.ams, Vlocem Miller. BO!TOM ROW:fTedLelsc.rlng, Edwa.rd McLaughlin, Mark H~obctn, Eduoa.rdo Fenvn- "''· . I . !.!,;, I ·~· •t.i'· ·' ·.:;,:-t fi;' " "' ~, lr, w /;.. 11 72 • ..:; ( '·w,.;I. .:.,, ,. ,_ ~lt '" ,_ ,__. �THE ~~ 73 �CHOCOLATE DRIVE L toR.: Bill Richardson, Ron Zbodl, Mr. Joseph Beck, and Bro. Hubert Koeppen. Through the efforts of the ent ire student body Saint Edward ' s was able to purchase a Chevro let Greenbriar. The Edsmen united in an all - out effort to sell chocolate bars provided by the WORLD ' S FINEST CHOCOLATE COMPANY . We would like to congratulate the student body on their fine accomplishment. " �EDIT(». AI Judd John Gr&!Ym, Auhunt Editor �PUBLICATIONS. - - - - -- -----. TIGERTOWN A S tuden t Publication S T . E DWA.UD'S HI G H SCHOOL Austin, T el<&ll @! Vol. S, No . of F e bnuuy&.l9&6 ••.••.• William Rich ardto n Aaslala nt Edltor .... D a.vld Brown Staff Photographer~ : Steve Klingler, Paul Donalaon. tr Moderator : Bro. VIctor Valla, CSC Staff: GfllrJe Gree ne, B ill H e nderaon , Charln H erring, C~g H lclu, J oh n Mah er , J oh n M u.ney, B ill M eaney, Bill M onk &, Jim Morrb, Larry Porflrlo, George S<:huh, M ark Skrabacz, David Turn er . Jerry Vlnee nt , Steve Will e, D e nnla Winkley, David W ln&low, Andrew Ye mma. NOTICf &a:tnnlng w ith the nut l11ue or Tlcertewn, there wm be a &ectlon entitLed C riti c&' Corne r . Thl• ca n be a critique of camp u&IL f e,.c hoo\actlviUu. or even Tlte rtown. P lea.M addrua all eo rruponde nce to Wi llia m Brown , R ld1ardaon, editor, or Davi d u.~l&tan t edit;:. "~---------, IN THIS I SSU E BRO. VlCTCJI. VA LLA, MODERATOR 76 �TIGER TOWN M•~ , B. Verastlque.. Sec.ond row: B. Merits, R. Vlnce.nt, M. Skrabla, D. ""'lNlow. c. HcnlnJ. G, Hlcks. Ttmd row: ]. M«rls, A. Ye.mnu, 0. Twner, ]. Nklo, J, Meaney, '"''· ~sen Fcuth Tap rav: s. "''u:e. J, row~ ...... Mel!'leJ, G. Qun£ , M. WWtley. C. Scll.lh, L. Porftrlo. Bottom to~ot: W. RJclwdson, D. !town. n �"E" Club Officers Left to right : Asst. Secretary , Pat Purdy; Secretary, Pat Harris; Vice- l'tesidem , James Tiner; President , Mil<e Grannis; Treasurer, Mike Wilcox; Asst. Treasurer , Pat Moore. ~iembcrs left to rlghl: , Top Row: V. Tc.TU, B. VerntiQUe, J, Wllle, A. Hernanr;le~. E. Brady, D. WtnsJow,ll. Santa Ana, T, Bwns, A. Caru.les. Second Row: G. Ramos, M. Ctnls , ]. Qaham, J, Wallace, S, Barbour, M, Am11ro, D. Pedro, T. Selfen. V, Poilti(:O, ]. ~1ol:ley, R. Hern.11ndez. Third Row: B. Moran, G, Bodine,ll, Lewl.t, R. Zborll, R. Rc.ekner, B. li'eytag, B. Camp, ], Laena, D. Brown, ]. Sttoburg, R. Del'f.w. Fourth row: E. 0\llnu, 1.. Pcrfll'lo, c. Logue, T, Lynch, c. Zimmerly,]. HerJlolndez , S. Pttfil:lo, P. Ptcdandu, T.Md<le.BottomRow: P. FWdy, P. tun'\3, ~i. Wilcox, P. Moore,]. Tiner, M. Grannis. 78 �'T' Cle orncas pose for I quid pk1ur• Mforc an l~&rl e IYC t wubttle moderator !o.t. F«- rc ""rifbt. Coach Forrest t,rlglll, "E" Club Moderator. Awwds an given to adtktu who vw,lty lc.ner In any nujor sport offered It t. Edward' I. They awulst ola blue tcrforoneyur e&m 1 =~::~: .·: ~~~7: ,r:: l~twme.r.. am a blln)ct for ~nlor :c.ncrmt.r., If they wish them yur 79 �"E" Club Activities One of the many activities of the newly formed ''E ' ' Club was to sponsor a bas ketball game between the St. Edwa r d's Faculty and the KNOW Spinners. Here are some candid shots of the spirited faculty in action. Left: Brother Victor Valla at· tcmpu toblockoncofthcSplnnersshou, Coach Gore drOll' the ball In for dlC 80 �Top row: Joe M.anlncc:, 0\llle.s Hutl'l, Abc Amer!CUJ, X&Yic:r Nle.lo, Jua~ Nle.!o, Joe. t.Uta, Jolwl Goukt!e.. kcand row: IIUI L£wb , R.on l.bor\1, Job! Q&h&m, Did! ~o. Bobby Fre.yt&g, RDfct Vl~nt. Bc>nom Row: IIUI Mcur , Guy Bodine, Sktoey Prcw,n. Job'l ~lll&c:t, Corky Logue.. " �PSSC PHYSICS-'64 John Graham seu up the ripple tank apparatus. Al Judd and Guy Bodine assemble the periodic wave generator for an experiment. Pat Harris, Ron Z.boril , and Bill Moran collect data. Thb group h anemtnlng to mcaJure the wave length and fre · quency. The following are members of an advanced Physics cou rs e developed by th e Physical Science Study Committee in direct affiliation with t he Mas sachusetts Institute of Technology: Guy Bodine, O rlando DeCardenas, Je rr y Fye , Pa tr ick Gearing, James Gise, John Graham, Patrick Harris , Michael Hudgins, Al Judd, Douglas Meurer , Bill Moran, Dick Pedro , Robe rt Reckner , Bill Richa r dson , John Scott, Ron Zboril. 82 �B oy Scout F'lru row, ldt to rtghl! L. ""'c:~. C. Stlrk. F. lloffman, D. Mutln, W. lf.andy, to right; R. Youn~t. M. Boyc:e:, A. L&c:o.nure:, ,.t f'arl~. R. llolt, ~c:ond row, ldt ., 8x plorer Scout nrn row, left to riltflt M. ... beta. S. t.ogoc, l Munty, D. lrown. Pr~ltt. I. hick. It Spc-nw. Snood rov, left to right C. Bl �Troop Activities Right: Charl~s Stlrk, Sid Ptew!n, and Corky Logue prepare for Court of Honor Ldt: lolm I.e Sauter and Dan Martin work hard and quick to p.ack food for an on-coming cam pout. �koutl g~t I (~w poinlt:n from I hud •couun&Jtt:r about Jyntml or ftndtng loudoru w~n 1My ar~ In an unfamiliar loc.al~. D.an M.artln .and Richard lloh t.&h 1 m~g~ 111hry rud the IIRIUII n.&IJI. std 1ttw1n .alld o.a~id ar('W lt.Jrtn l<lll!utrunlcns .&l:loul clc.&nln&:.&dccr, w~ Bruce Rkdl C&tTICs ~~ ClUI. �Brother Stanley. St. Edward ' sscoutmaster, proudly poses with his hunting trophies, Scout troop and Explorer post ga ther to· gether to coUecr clothes for the Good Will Society. Group of scouu await the arrtvalofthebuJwhtch wUI take themtoStxflags Over TellaJ,oneofthem;anytrips rhey1cheduledfor the yeu, .. �SCUBA CL B Ln'1 go cx~lodng. • •CJht 'ol TbiHhinghn'l ""'t~r­ rroor. • 87 �SCUBA ~Are you sure this Is my rype ~Now MDon' t be tolt.- .. du.id. or sport?~ yell U you start to drown. There's nothing M �Bowling rrcam F\m row: ll "-LIJor, T. Lyllch, F, Smith, J nemlnli(. M Jimenez, J. nnnegan. S«ondl tOio': W, Wllll1.11h, W. lbllrnark, ).{, F•rlty, M JlmtDU, N. Under· w~. J. 11111. ll ~M'. Third row: S. Kalil, J. Adami, F. R«vtl, 0. 8un!!tt, $, B.l.rt.ow, E. Mlrra.nt. C'Jilw Of thf' ~vaal IUms I'WIIt dw-!r ftnal toUt or11w M'rlu, J1w bowUng tum uaveUn!! to one or lheir many tounv.mmu or dw yt~•r. 89 �Left: J. Fleming , 0 , Bungee , W. Williams , E. Mlrrane, J. Adams pose fa the camera befae an all lmportammatch. The younger set also goes for the sport of bowling, tOO. few of the bowlers get LISt minute lnstructlonsbefaea match. A 90 �TIGER B NO L toR T<P: J. l<~t.O.DeC&tdcnl , D. l<.hi!C', R. I< Info!,]. AtlcW, V. Ntfl<cl. MIDDU:: M. "''lnten, J, lludR11lJ, P, Han-d',C,Surk,L.Q.Im, \ol, Md<lnZIC,M. ltudli!IRS. EIOI'TCM: T. Burns, T. Q a!wom, G. Greene, 'l'l. Bartlow, I. Rcnoiri,J.GIJC, K.Co«rci,J. Twdler •'>lllECTOA:· 8rotht'r 5dwln aegp:to C• . C. Of'f1C9b: Caruln ·VIctor. lcl!t-1 In UtuttA.ant • ~Ike" ltudglJU 2nd Un~reunt • tC"VC' Slrbow 91 ��Trumreo. and Comcu Tuning up for • f'Crformancc ibe: group 11 work �TIGER GLEE CLUB BtU Camp, MarkSktabacz, and VlctocCavnosu.lk rhtng1 over wlthllrorhcr Edwin Reggio, " �Ldt to right: J IIlii, G. Hellmund, J. Robbln1, I. Riner , B. RJeck, D. White. II Vlllenueva, ldt to rit~:ht ~ VhiCcat, N Cotutll. ud F lorth. UDdet"~oood. T McKlt. K. uge aev: G Grtt:nt. G. Mtllt.r, J_ M1her 1nd P. artnk· 9S �Bobby freytag, Steve Barbour, Dan Garrigan, Adolfo Gutierrez. Bill Lewis, Roger Pinckney. Pat Moore, Ro~rt Pimford, and Tom Lynch. Olear Howard, John Wallice, Phillip <;canlon, Tom Byrne, fred Rivera, Mike Grannis. 96 �t. ~lar y and St. Ed\\ ard' J\tlixed horus \rrangeme nt s Jt1UJ Chrtu OU. S..vlour b Born -· ···············-· ··· ·---·-·········· ········· UdJuanlan Carol Go Tell h On Tbe Mounuln · - ·-··-··········-·-···-· · ·············· · ····· an. by H. Simeone J~1 Abuanhlf, •••••••• • ••• •• ••••••••••••• ••• •••••••••••••••••• •• ••• • •• lluron Indian Cuol 0 hWy. \oo'bftc b Tour B&by" ••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••• • ••••• •• • • •• l..ouhlaua Folk Song TbC' Ouistma1 Song······· ········----······· ··························· by R.. RlnRW•Id Jlnslc lclbiA rbythm•6ndC &rliD~t:mftu) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• arr by H Simeone 97 �FINE ARTS PROGRAJ\11 t. toR: John Mitchell, Bro. Jacob Eppley. S.C.. Bro. Joseph Bruno, C. S.C. John Mitchell on the plano, Bro. Jacob on the cello, and Bro. Joseph on the flute. �99 �NASA DEMONSTRATION The personal representative of the Na tional Aeronautics and Space Administra tion speaks to the student body on the latest developments in the ' 'space race . ' ' Also discussed were the forecoming events which will be used to put a man on the Mr. Chrbtopher showuhe dedgnt of thedlfferent types of rockeu. 100 Here Mr. Chrluopher demonnrates how the earth revo lves around the tun, �RELIGIOUS 101 �Brother Jacob arranges th e venmenu Bill Richardson reads rhe GOiipel Farber Rick heart Confeulnn• ��THE LAST BLESSING �G ' IDANCE lOS �KOIIr about a po lNitud of just~,.~ !ll'hynot~·-thl vtryt~~Prti'Milill't r each _,rnlng allld bout lll.lklrq u. ~t~~~~~o~!l j ldn'tl'.urtyoue ~~~!n8 :-'~ne..:!~ion~ ;r; a·:-;:~a'z.;,ui;;Yt...!c~J,',--"'-'!L Being very ell'ver youthr;, l'• lUre you un aod wi.li e~ ""' -..lth ~tbing u. that thls -•k is • •uns of peMnce for L.ent. Jbout a.n •••ln•tion REiEMBER TO PRAY DAILY. FOR P_,f!'7:~ -..At~~; yscxr.:~r~rw:.:~ tOle or mort ~t;b.)ec.tsthh dx -...eks .•• todo ;"'is ont hu to naily wctk fot not paying ttl'ntlonor tryinqto learn. An you 14J&!'>11nlngyQJ.ortaltnt•lotll)"l.tl your panrntt' hattl·tarotdcuh? •~-Y all the noh• abo.lt aWdying and $1.1Ch,. ----·· -~1 '1\,.., .. ,.j_ LH.t•.tU,\. tl. TIW toeial llf• of a ~¢1 achool atud•nt 1tveryl111p0rt•nt b,tneproceuof dfvelQPI.ng into -anhood. Kl'rl' . t St. Ec:ltthtnr ar• . . ..,. opport>;;~nltlea for IOCill ~ ·l 11't,dftlct1,tx.ling, cluba,,thlftlcs,.tc kl' part ln achool joyyOurself,uk• JIIUCh.,retnttrtJtlng, ..t.tb -on vi.-, bl' • �1r. Gate goct own • ~tlon of the lf'lll with OM of the Senior rell~on cUttts. tn. Lt:alll ph nar~wltb hnsprc-lal rcU~onc:l.lr. wblc:hc:ond.•t• of Lana Americ:antwbo ll'f"lk very Uttlc Ba.llib. 107 �Brother Victor McGee asks one of hh students a question as the clau awaits the answer, Brother Viclor 108 V;~lla urriet on ;1 dhcuulon with hh clus of Juniors. �DANCES & MUSICALES 109 �HALLOWEEN DANCE 1st Place Boy' s Division: Adolfo Gutiern!:z 1st Place Couple's Division: 1llomas Martinson and Mary Kutac 1st Place Girl's Division: AlllsonCout.at Mrs. r-1 and Ml'L Huddluton busy .tervtns refreslunenu 112 �-shaU I COC'IPArc \h« 10 1 ~r'a4ay.•• • 113 �ltolida~ musicale SUNDAY , DECEMBER 15, 1963 3:00 P . M . MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1963 8:00P . M . ST. EDWARD ' S HIGH SCHOOL GYM AUST I N , TEXAS A Bro . E dwin Regg io Pr o duction '" �II> �TIGER GLEE C LUB Director·········· · ················ Brother Edwln Reggio. CSC Captain •• ••• •• • •• •··· · ········ ••• ··••• ····· Vlctbr Cnuos Lieutenant ········ ··· ·••••••• • • •• • • • • ••••• •• Roger Pinckney Accom~nbt ·······•••••••••••• •••• • • • ••••• • Michael Hudglns Basses Baritones Tenors Byrne. Thomas Freytag. Robert Krzywonskl, Elliott Lynch. Thomu Moore, J. Patrick O'Keefe, Jerry Pinckney. Roger Sluabacz. Mark Vlncent. Roger Wdb.ce. John Camp. Wllliam Garrigan. Daniel GranniJ, Michael Hill, Jon Howard. <Acar McKie, Thoma1 Rieck, Bruce Robblns. Jame1 Scanlon, Plli!Up Underwood. Ned Barbour, Stephen Cavazos. Victor Cottrell, Kenneth Gutierrez. Adolfo Hellmund. Gustavo Plmford. Robcn Rivera. Miguel Schleicher. Randolf VU!anucva. Homer While, Daniel Stage Crew: G. Berry, C. Bluon, P. Brinkman. M. Johnson. W. l..aSauler J. Maher. G. MIJier, C. Schleicher \16 �$t. Muy\ Aca!lemy GLEECU-'1 Duectoc •• •• • • •••• SUter).(. Jll:n.e Aathooy, CSC Pre•IJcnl •• • •••• •••••••••• •••• ·•· Jody Vocllur:l Vice-Preudent •••• •• ••• • ••••••• •••••• Lynda Muocha Scc~t.II'J' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Nancy Tucker Trea•urcr ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Don.na Klnleln Acc.omp.lllJI ··•··························-·· Cecilia Jerucn Snpnao I Soprano II !'elda Acew:Jo Grace Anloa Ohvl.a k:'ev11le1 Lori Buck Emma Ca\'aZOl Cdr:1tcCrawfotd CGDrlle Gllkn Mikk.l Graffnh lotlry AIID Henery Donn. Klnkln Olin Klr~PIUie:ll Brelldl L.ubly Sllellalury l.lurleMe:J(c..on Calllyt.tlrtlsllon Lyncb J.tltoe:ha ~andy Susow JunnW: Otero Sylvl.IPiuH.-.n Mary PolC:hcm.lc:k Unda Rlney 5:tephanlc Scott Patty Speer Mary Ahu. TanjWTla Pat Veruuquc Yolnd& Velliquu ~uem11ry Adanu Culll AleXInt.ler ChmCullon Carol Chobin 5:uun Houghton Dclort:shndll Martha Kooe:k Janie Kunz ~tty Lopez Pat Merlo Carol Morgan Tereu Motloe:~ Cindy Saufel Lllura Nickens Caro!NicklaUI Co.ene Nolen Nancy hteriChmtdt Pam Potclx:m~ek Carol Thoma100 Barbara Vlllegu Beverly 11 ertt.lff Marth11Cooper J<alluellol~e:ll $uue t.acu Tlta Lynoo Cathy J.lartiiJCC: MaryNaylot Joyce 0\·enueet Cindy Plr:ppatd Connie A:>ru Undll Richburg Unda Lee fiamucl ~ane:y Tucker Jackie Vaeth AliCe Vh.age Jody Voelkel Unnle Wagner Mary Ann WuXtra. �Christmas Formal Orlando DeCardenu and Lulu Cue dance away, / Flugcl•nd Taylorwhhdatel. 118 �Btll ~mp and DIAn Klrkp~ulck. lcm..lfd Vcunlq~K aDd date 119 �SWEETHEART FORMAL RonZborlland MaryPotchernlckrosef(){thecamcra. Johnny Carbon and AllysonCour tit Seued from left to right are fred Bonh, VIctor Nickel, Dennb Winkley, Valde~ and dates, Danny 120 �W, ~to aod E. Chance lit with dues. 121 �Above: Ernie Chance and hh date swing to the music. Right: John CavJnaugh and Jam~s Hudgins period bdor~ th~ next dane~. r~n 122 g~t In 1 shon �SPORTS 123 ��t . E dw ard s F ightin g T ige rs ~h~=ncr~It~ ~ ~~L ==: ~!.adiiot~~~.n:~~~e~a~c;: n nu. Pfcclan:lra. Preyug. Moral\ Barbour. Third lbw: McKie, ~ Howard. He.mal'l:le.z., Qll'tls. Wilcox. lie.n.~Qaml.s,Lorctta.~wls. Sc h e dul e 5t. Edward• ········-·······-··-·· · ······· Sacr~He.art ;:e ···········---··············· · 8 St. Edwards ···········•··•··•············· 0 Waco Relc:hf'r ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • St. &hoards··········-··················· ZO Pflugervlllt" •••••••••·•••••••••• • ••••••••• • 63 St. Edwards ···················•• · •• •••• 1: Holy Crou ••·••••••••••·•••••• • ••••••••••• a St. Edwards······························ 14 L&S.IIt •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 24 t. Sd•anh ·•······•·•·········· • ••••••• Z4 t. Pt:u~r Cl&vn •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 t. Ed~oards ··-··························· 14 St. Anthoay ·············-················ · 0 e M&ry's···-··-··-·-··-··········-····-· a St. &hoards ·•·····•······················ 1: St. SL Sdwallb •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 32 St. Lou!J •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••• •• 0 St. Edwards··············· ················ I !:t. Gerard'• ········•··················· · · 12 "''oo: 1 Lost: I Tltd:O 125 �£~.• ~. •" " " "' ~· T YR TI$TICS . IY - ? l'um 2 2- 22 '• ' '• """'' Si r.. 0 - 352 Zl IJ 3 2 ~ P.. I Jlo. I '1, -1', q - 3 4 '"'"" 2 r;, ' L .lS 0 ,., Ivi r k-n 2 H l~u 31 3 l,a so 3 j.,,m lor"fd • I 3} 10'/f lq ·''i fl. ? 8 0/ f ' • Hs -'.s;\ ' I 74 2 I q! 14~ 31 r'' .J !0 (60 oiger 's oa le FIRST CONTACT TACKLES for the season Vic Po la nco. Jr. (LB): 70 Mike Wilcox, Sr. {E): 19 Ha l Elmore , Jr.(G): 36 Jack Mo tle y, Sph. (T): 11 Mike Curt is. Jr. (LB): 33 Pat Moore, Jr. ( HB): 3l Adolfo Cana les, Jr. (G ): Bill Le wis, Sr. (HB): 3l Jim Tiner, Jr. (LB): John Wallace. Sr. Cn: 30 Bob Freyu.g. Sr. (E): lS Mike Grannis, Sr. (S): 21 Am Hernandez, Sph. (E): 11 StevcBarbour,J r. (E): 27 Gil R.tmOl, Jr. (T}: Jerty O'Keefe, Sr. 126 lS Ed Brady, Soph. (T): (~18): " �Ti ger Recei,,e T o p Hono rs o~car ll o "ard T .C . I . L . .\ LL -S T .\ T[ .\ LL -D I ST RI CT S I~ L [CT ION �Tiger Tri -Captains Mike Wilcox, Mike Grannis, Bobby Freyrag, Seniors a. F'reyu.g, D. Pc:dro. 1. Wall•ce, B. Camp, B. Moran, B. Lewh. T. McKie, 0. Howard, M. Wilcox, M. Gu.nnh, J. O'Kede. 128 �ve r Hall emvill e The St. Edwards Tigers opened their season against the Sacred Heart Indiana o£ Hallettsville with a big boom The Tiger• scored first on a twelve yard run by Os car Howard. The Bengals once again hit the scoreboard when Tom Seifert went over !or six points. Howard, eager !or another touchdown, went into the end~one for another score. Towards the end of the game Mike Wilcox ran through the middle of the line for the final tally . The final score was 26·6. R&lf'ICIII 10d llrbow ITIIkt tlcldt !'t. Edw•nb • e. 8. 12. 0 •• !!6 II•Uttuvlllt • o ·e-o - o -- e 129 �St. Ed's first downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes 124 21 2· 5 Interceptions Punts 5-39 fumbles fumbles lost Yards penalized " St. Edward's Loses One 130 �O ver Pflu gen ill e POug~r­ vlllt F'lnt do""ru . Pautogyud.lg< ""' lnlnctpclon• ·-· Rlllhtng y•rd•ge Z·38 fumbln fumbln lou Yudspmall:tf'd llarold Elmort looks (or ball earrln, S1, Edwards· 0 • 6 · 8 • 6 •• 20 POug~rvlllt • 0 • 6 • 0 • 0 •• 6 73 •• 3·12 �The St. Edward's Tigers went to San Antonio with one thought in mind , and that was to ruin a homecoming, and that 's what they did. The Tigers scored first on a sixty yard pass play from Pat Moore to Bill Lewis. However, the Knights were eager to get back in the game. Holy Cross scored and pushed across the line for an extra two. With just two and a half minutes left Oscar Howard broke loose for a fifty - six yard touchdown to get the lead back for the Tigers, as well as to win the game . St. Ed·s HolyCro~ ·0·6·0 · 6· ·12 • 0 • 0 • 0 • 8 ·• 8 Oscar Howard prances for a gain. Tigers Edge The Knights Tom Seifert rolls •round rhe rlghr end while Dick Pedro ls re•dy ro duow • block. 132 �By La rust do•as RUihlnR y.arda t' ail e t. Ed'• Ll Slllt' ... .. ... •·a ·10 z 2·40 .. •• Pwlogyard.agt' ...... ' .." lnr ..rcrpclon• '''"" rumblr1lost Yards Pocn.all:r.o:-d La t. 2· ~lit'· 8 ·6. 8. 6 ··2• Ed'l -6- • 6-0-- 12 133 �The Tigers rallied for a pair of fourth quarter touchdown drives of sixty yards to defeat St. Peter Cla ver, 24 - 12. Mike Wilcox banged over for the first of the fourth quarter touchdowns from the one yard line, after Oscar Howard's thirty yard sprint put the Tigers in scoring posi tion at the fifteen yard line of Peter Claver. A roughing penalt y boosted the total gain to thirty - seven yards. Tom Seifert put the finishing touches on the game with a two yard run off tackle . Mike Wilcox stopped by St. Peter Claver. St. PelerCLaver -0 - 6 - 0 -6--12 St. Edward's - 12- 0- 0 -12- - 24 Tigers C lobber The Trojans Pat Moore drlvn through the TroJan line as Bill Moran bloc b. 134 �St. Ed's Defeat The Ycllowjacket " Ed. F .ru dowcu Rushing y.ar~ C' Pa•tng y.ardage ....... L Aathcny 11 ,, Ill 1'-U lnl lC f'C!OllS Pulltl 4-26 2· ' Full'hl!!t lou Y.ardJ pmallxNI 30 10 '-'t. Sdw.arrb • 0 ·'I · 0 · ' •• 14 L Anthony • 0- 0 • 0 • 0 •• 0 IJ> �The St. Edward's Tigers, headed by a stout defense, stopped a fierce, determined St . Mar y 's comeback i n the final moments of the game and in doing it, gai n ed a T . C . I. L . vic tor y . The Tiger defe n se stym ied the St . Mar y ' s scori ng f h reat in t he fi n al few minutes of t h e co ntest. The F re d ericksbur g team h ad f our downs in w h ic h to score but t h e y failed . As a result t h e score was twel v e to six . St. Ma ry 's- 6 - 0 · 0 - 0 -- 6 St. Ed' s - 0 · 6 - 0 - 6 ·-12 Vi c Polanco [!i ps up St. Mary's boy. Tigers Slip Past Fredericksburg 136 M1Jre Gr~onnts bau ""'"Y 1. pass from the itterded receive-r nf St.. Mary' s a.s vtc ~la~ glve.s some help. �0\' e r Cas tro\' ill e t. Ed'1 Flnl dOloiQI Rushing y~rd&gt P&ulog y•rd&g~ "'"" tnurc~piiOCU Punu Fumbl~slon Yards pm&llzf'd ....." ,,. t. Loub ,,. " ~I-ll ,, 3 · !3 . .. St. !Dub~ 0 • 0 • 0- 0 •• 0 St. Ed'1 · 13 • 13 • 0 • 6 •• 32 Vic PoLiooo gon off ucltl~ u h1 Moon dvowt a block &giiiD11 t1w Co~u. 131 �The St. Edward's Tigers were dealt an im portantlossatthehands of the St.Gerard ' s Royals in the closing minutes of their game. The Royals started things off late in the second quarter when they scored a touch down. At halftime they were leading six to Howeve r, the Tigers came right back in the opening minutes of the third quarter, also making the extra two . Towards the end of the fourth quarter the Tigers fumbled and th e Royals recovered. Two plays later they scored and went ahead twelve to eight. Sl Gerard's Sl Edward's - 0 0 - 6 0 0 8 - 6 0 Seifert hits the m iddl e of the line . - - 12 -- 8 Tigers Lose a Thriller Jac k Motl ey tri es to pave the way for Tom .st:lfert agairut the R.oyab. '"' �T.O.P. Night 1963 Mike Grannh u.llu to the crowd u Mlk~ WllcC* and Bobby f'neyux look oo In arr>roul \ cti viti es AIUWift Cour and Pu tun'h taJoy tbrmw-t ... n .u T 0 P D.ancc. d~ Lor~:n~. •nd Jobn W.albtt, llonJ whb McGHft, duct tothrrm•dcofttw ~ c:orvcru.- loa Zt-«11, Jim ..,~ndy 139 �T.O.P. Court DUCH ESS DUC H ESS Cindy Peppard Janie Kunz T.O.P . Girls And Their Escorts 140 ~ ft to Right: JAnie KIZIU. !Ill RleMtdscn. Rmnle Zborll f,.Wy Pctdlemlck. Dl1n J('lrkp~;tr1ck. Pat H.lrT'I.s. Ordy ~ppW. !o.1J.ke Wlnkl.cy. �rfi er " B ee" rl ea m W1 10 ltllfhl:: M itchell, Pogue. Sanlon, Greene, G. Hello, Menno, Olf~s . Howlrl:l, L. Hello, Loeu. Second Rt-w: I&Uey, Skrabacz, Tall, Arlsrncndu, Vld<ery. Rlngeri:llch, Htpolllo, Jamu, Spc.I\ICl, Chlnet:, F\rdy. Third Rc w:Cu\IIOI,Mcl.au~ln, \\'llk , Mc:Kemey,Bud<ley,Hubu , Oe~w. Cll\ale.s, Ret.vu, Vlnum , M&nlnez, SpiJ)er, lade Ill w: Coac:h 8edc, AUI. G, Smllh. l 5d'l •...•. ... .• !d'a ... . ... , .. , 0 Smithville, , , . ,, . ,, . f JohDHQQ, ,, , , . , , , , . M I. lid'l,,, .•..• . •• • L Ed '~ • .• • , •. , . . 12 6d'1 • • • , . •. , .. , I ldMIIe ....... ••. I Loc:khan, . • . •• , •• , 26 T S. D.... ..• ..• . . 3 141 �Cub Football Team T rt- Captalns: Kevln Rekly , Herman Johnson , Mike Hob«. "Tigers"-Mike Huber and Peter Walsh. These two boys played excellem football and were the greatest benefit to the ball c.lub , in every aspect. First row, left to rlgt"l: D. P1ccl.lndla, G. Har~ey, A.Licouwre,T. "''onall, W, Handy, T . Jacluon, R. Young. Second row, Jdt to right: l.. 'ol.' .. ra, M. Huber, G. Gll!aland, K. Reidy, P. Walsh, R. Hoi!, J. Hanl.son. Third row,left to rlghr: J. Moore, B. ~puchlno, F. Smith, J. Anderson, F. Franks, H. Johnson. 142 �Our Tigers ILh 10 t ight: P, Purdy, J, lt.'Uic , M. \\'IICOX", P. Donalson , P. H&rrl!, R. IIUI , J. Hemandc.z.. Center: J, Tiner. Not p lctwcd: P, Moore. !~JesUs , D. Winslow, M. Gr annis , W, Basketball '63-'64 Schedule ICcfw:DI L ""'' Jaba.HOG •n~Xeoce · ..t'Of~IOWD. OI'ICIXdla Drl Va lle • &I~ wood u Goo 1 L ..,"• ..,.... ... " 43 ock"'r Ol'jt~I~Q 2 Toumaznen1 ... .... 61 1 113 "" t. Edw.ud ' 1 .. "•• ......" .•• 18 1 Rock Toumamem ., " ....... ,. ...,." 52 -Elgin -t. ~rard' lloly Crou lloly Crou - Lo aile - l Anthony'• - t. ~urd'• - t. PelerClner - LaSalle - t. Antbony ' • Tuvh - L '"""" JetUh nicl Compe:Udoo 143 �Dick Fallis, JunlorVarsilyCoach,and Joseph lkck, me Varslty Coach, t.aught their Tigers the tricks of the trade. , T ige r s Ta le ., NAME FGA FG Harris Hernandez Wilcox Wille Winslow Moore Purdy Donaldson Tiner Hill 287 153 234 213 90 113 109 35 24 13 3 72 123 60 107 81 31 35 35 12 9 21 47 26 1346 519 551 317 . ,, Others TOTAL I 43 38 46 38 34 31 32 34 38 30 33 FTA FT 104 96 78 28 62 56 59 7 9 5 61 64 37 20 36 32 35 R<b Pu 59 245 172 47 117 117 69 32 17 6 6 30 307 184 251 182 98 102 105 25 20 11 2 68 940 1355 67 47 71 " 57 59 14 22 60 Number of pu for single game as tum 78 vs Geo - St. An. Lowest number pu allowed for one game 24 vs Geo. Most number of FG by Individual 11- P. Harris Mou number of FT by Individual 7 - Harrb - Hernandez Moll number of pts scored by Individual 21 - Harris - St. Stephens Most number of rebounds peer game 20 - Pat H.arrls '" ., " Total pu .allowed 1319 - fiO av. Total pu scored 1355 - 52 av. �Tiger Captain Pit Harrb Sen ior Cage rs �Right: Joe Hernandez lays the ball Up for two. l.cft: Pat Moore and Pat Purdy await rebound In Jesuit game. MlkeWilcCXJ[ puuboallupfOfaneoasy , cOfe. 146 �Ldt: Patlbrrb, Joe lleroandez, "nd Mike Wllcoa Knmble fot the b.all. RiRht; Mike WllCOIC foUow1 1hot U P.at Purdy 1nd P.u H.torrh IWIIt the re~. 147 �Left; Mike Grannis puu the ball up for a score against Lanier of Austin. Right; Jep Wille prepares to pa" the ball as Pat Moore, Paul Donalson and Dave Winslow come in ro a"ht him. PatHarrht.apsjumpbf.ll&t Tim Tiner f.nd Mike Wilcox w•lt to receive h. �Ldt: Pu llarrh •hoots for two agalnn Saint lt~tfn. lotHcmandudrlvH forlhtbuckcus Dtl Yallt JqUad uluto•~hlm. "' �Right; fire works display which highlighted Casaba Night. left; Ron Zborll and Diane Kirkpatrick dance to the music of the Twl · Lighters at the Canba Hop. Right Dave Winslow jumps against a St. Anthony player as PatllatTb, Mike Wilcox and Jep Wille await the ball. 150 �Casaba I lop M.lkC'GriMJ•altd \o,'C'ftdy duttn 1lmC' on dw hay. l~nnl'tltlnKII'IIC' Pal Hlt'I'LI fell aome pointers from Rusty DePew ' ' Mlureen!le.ll<erl<eepa ln lime whh che: mu'lc. Jotnry CMiaon, Pa.~ Purdy and Pat MocJroeuUtthlnt,ow::r. I> I �Juni or Varsity w left tO Right: J. Harger, 1. n cmlng. S. Gonzales, B. Scanlon, O'Connell, M. Purdy. L. Hello. G. Hello, V. Godoy. ~·. Reeves, P Harrell, IJ. D. llender, M. '63 -'64 Schedule St. Edward's St. Stephens 45 Lanier Johnnon Concordia Concordia 43 Tr&YIJ Concordia •st. Gerard ' s Del Valle " "... 61 51 32 26 40 32 l9 45 38 27 58 152 57 45 " 33 46 35 32 27 38 46 32 "' "St. Gerard't 46 42 30 47 St. Edward'• 47 50 "' 47 49 27 Holy Cross Holy Cross "LaSalle Peter CI.aver "LISalle " ':it. Anthony'• Stephens •.;t. Anthony 's •s t ,, U. J. H. �' Bees" In Action Ill! CaliC'ndC'r p• urror holo A~Airut SAint rephtn'1.. tAn ley Gonu.les drlvn ror the b&tkC't.. BUJ CAlloe.ndctshoo!:t•,pWtLIS..lle ol San AntCIIIIO. �SOCCER TEAM TOP ROW, t. toR. Orlando DeCardemu; Manuel Galvan; Luis Luna; Sergio Llerena; Jesus Meua; Bro Matthew Lyom, Coach: Juan nores; Luciano Fernandez: Abe Americus, Capt. ; BOTTOM ROW, Gerardo Castillo: Urbano Santos; Leon Americus; Richard Balcom; Francisco Montero. -Shake hands and come out kicking.- 15< �Abe ml.w:• onr. Abe Ame:rlcul don 10mr b.ncy foo1work. '"" �Chuck Bravo Churk take' time OUI for a picture. Our Trainer Chuck gets Bobby Freyt.ag ready lor a game. Here Chuck fb:c1 up a weak 1o'Tht. 156 �lkik of Austin AUSTIN'S CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION �I H. E. B. Food LONE STAR Stores operating ten stores 5909 REICHER DRIVE AUSTIN, TEXAS Austin Official Newspaper Diocese of Austin TROPHY HOUSE Engraving Plaques Ribbons Gavels Custom Trophies "Support those who support you" Quality and Service [mediate Deli.very John C. Keefe -Owner 2 12 South Congress 158 �QUALITY ... FRESH ESS .. . FLAVOR .. . IS9 �EDWARDIAN STAFF PHOTOGRA PHER : )01-1 1'\ SCOTT AD\'ERTISDIEI'IT : BOB FREYTAG CO· ED I TOR : BIL L ~ l ORA N 2206 SO. CONGRESS JIFFY MART ONTGOMERY WARDS 3000 SO . CO ISO G RESS CAP ITAL PLAZA ��CONGRATULATIONSTOTHE ED!f/ Al?.Dl£L\T FRO NI THE ST. E D'S HIGH SCHOOL STUDE'JVT' COUL\TCJL, " SO U TH AUS TI N' S MOST ACT IV E" 19 6 3-64 PROD UC TIO N S: . TOP N IGHT Cr\SABr\ N I G H T S C HOLAST IC ASSEMBLY SP IRI T T ROP HY STUDENT FA CU LTY GAME BAS K ETBALL TRA\'EL i t G BAGS VA R S ITY T R ACK WA R M-UPS VA RS ITY FOOTBALL P ROG R Ai'vl OFFI CE RS: PRES I DE NT-RON ZBOR IL V ICE PR ES ID ENT-M I KE GRANN I S SEC R ETARY- PAT HAR RI S TREASURER-B ILL :\ l ORAN 162 �This pag~ is ded1cat~d to those silent and most humble supporters o£ St. Edward ' s OU R P.\ R I~ N T S OU R F RI E O S For them we beg God·s most abundant blessing! ,., ������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource St. Edward's High School Yearbook Collection Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949; 1951-1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright St. Edward's University. 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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbooks Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Edwardian1964_OCR.pdf https://archives.stedwards.edu/digitalcollections/files/original/3f9bd8f89cd88131cb3a5a135511a951.pdf 3a2e3e80b0cf8c6f84737c8ec0957efe PDF Text Text ����EDWARDIAN 1963 - T.EDWARB-'-S · IGH SCHOOL AUSTIN, TEXAS �THEME L est we become so engrossed in the pleasures and cares of l ife that we forget the call of God, our purpose and intent is TO TRACE OUR FOOTFALLS THROUGH T IME IN SEARCH OF OUR ONE , TRUE , OMNIPOTEN T , OMNISCIENT LOVE , AS EXPRESSED IN OUR PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE Ad maiorem Dei glori a m �FOREWORD There is always a touch of nostalgia as one picks up a book of memories such as this. Future students will review it with a crit ical eye, comparing eras, but with the feeling that their time is better-- and rightfully so, as each day, each year, each succeeding generation should improve upon the former, but only because the earlier has planted the seed, Thus it is with this senior class of 1963 . As they step over the stage with their diplomas, they will set a standard superior to all previous classes . Yet in the audience will be students in classes of the future who will take up the challenge and build a better man . And so it will proceed in time . To this class of '63 we offer our warmest prayers that their Blessed Mother will continue to guide them until we have our final, our greatest class reunion. May God ever keep them. St. Edward 's Men . �THESE TRULY WERE ST EDWARD'S MEN ALFONSO GARCIA CHARLES CROAK l'wice in recent months. St. Edward's students have been stunned into reality by the death of two young boys, who had, not too long ago. walked among them. Twice they have seen that death is not solely a climax to senilily, but may also be an early chapter in the story of one's existence. fdsmen have suHic!ent reason to believe that these boys. 0\arles Ooak and Alfonso Garcia, true exemplars of the Clristlan concept of life, have already been embraced lnto the Kingdom of Heaven to enjoy their eternal reward. 0\arles Ooak was but amemberoflastyear's eighth grade class. He wa.s veq young. considered by many too young to die. In apparent good health. and of good imelllgence, Oiarles was an avid lover of athletics. l...a.st year some students did not even know Owlie wu; around. But he was soon brought into the eyes and hearts of every &ism an when, after losing a cancerous leg. he courageously wheeled about the campus, smilIng and cheerful a.s though nothing had happened. He was truly an Inspiration. Unfortunatel y the cancer was lncwabl e, and It was known that soon Otarles would pass away. With unusual courage. humWty. and reslgnatloo to the will of God. personally asking for the last sacraments, Otarles Qoak died at his home in Houston on the morning of September 26. The Dews of the death of Alfonso Garcia was both shocldng and unexpected. He l eft his friends l ast year wlthgood·byesand promises that he would return this year, For those who did not know him, Alfonso Garcia was born in Me:xlco Cty and had anended Sr:. &:!ward's for the past two years. Last year he was a member of the freshman class and was known by many simply as "El Muneco... Uvely and comical, he was also a boy seriously concerned about his soul. Th.is swnmer 1.1 camp. & "fre.ak" &ccident OCQI!red, in wh.lch he lost hls life. The news of this u&glc event was a shock to everyone who knew him. Alfonso was an outstandlng e:xample of the St. &:!ward's m&n. He frequented the ncr aments many times & week thus strengthening himself spiritually. In f&ct, on the d&y previous to his de&th, he h&d received both confession and communion. He ser &n ex&mpl e for all to follow: ln every sense of the word, & Sr:. &:lw&rd's man. -F.M. ��BROTHER PETER CELESTINE MARANTO, C. S.C. Principal �Vice Principal and Prefect of Discipline BROTHER EDWIN REGGIO. Prefect of Relig ion C. S.C. �ADMINISTRATIVE STAli'F REV, JOSEPH RlCK, C, 5, C, Chaplain REV, WILLIAM MELODY, C . S. C . Spiritual Director BRO. BARTEL RUFE, C, S,C, Guldanc~ Counselor MRS. MARGARET KINANE Secretary �BRO. DONALD CONNOLLY, C . S. C , Treasurer BRO. CHARLES ESCOBAR, C . S. C. Assistant Treasurer J , EMMETT ST ROHM EYER, C. S. C , Bookstore , Tennis Coach BRO. MYRON ROES, C . S. C . Transportation BRO. LAWRENCE SANDSTROM, C . S. C. Transportation �BRO. T HOMA S BRUNE, C. S. C . Stud y Hall Prefect BRO . THOMAS BA LTHAZAR, C,S.C, Study Hall Prefect BRO.\ MICHAEL HA USER, C . S. C. Sac ristan DR. HA ROLO ROBINSON, M. D. School Physician MRS. EUZABETH REIN ECKE. R.N . School Nurse �FACULTY RO, MYRON BACHENHEllv1ER, c.s.c. librarian RO. FRANCS BARRET, C .S.C. American History; IU!ligion 1,2 MR. JOSEPH BECK ~ysical &:lucation: Head Basketball: "B'" Football: Asst. Track. BRO. DENNIS DOOSE, C. S. C. Gen. Science; Algebra 1. '2; Ri!ligion 1, '2: Math Qub �BRO. J AOOB EPPLEY, C.S.C. Typing; 7th Grade Religion BRO. JOSEPH FELlMAN, C .S. C. Latin BRO. THEOOOsiUS FLYNN. C.S.C. Geometry MR. IOIERTC.O:U: &lgllsh 1.2: ReUglon 3.4: Head Track: Ass1. FootbalJ Q:)ach: y..,bool< �BRO. VINCENT de PAUL HUJ AR, c.s.c. English 7 ,8; Latin 1.2,3.4; Religion 3 ,4 ; Dorm Prefect JAMES KELL, C.S.C. World History; 7th Grade History; 8th Grade Social Studies; Religion 7,8; Debate BRO. HUBERT KOEPPEN, C.S.C. World History; Religion 3.4; Gymnasium MRS. MARIA A. 1£AL Spanish; Religion lA �BRO. RENE LENHARD, C . S. C. Biology; 8th Grade Religioo : G..tb Physical &!uca.tion BRO. MATTHEW LYONS, C .S.C. Oiemistry: Plane Geometry: '"B"' Football Asst . Coach BRO. ROBERT McCARTHY, C.S.C. &lgllsh 3.4 : Re.ligioo 5.6; Dra- matics BRO. EDWlN REGGIO. C.S.C. Algebra 3,4: Trigonometry: Re· Ugion 'l.8; Ba.nd: Glee Cub: OM:etle.leu: PhotogJaphy �BRO. STANLEY REPUCCI , C.S.C. Physics; Applied Science; Algebra 1,2,3,4; Scouting; Bowling; Missions BRO. SEVERUS SANCHEZ, C . S. C . Mathematics; Bookkeeping BRO. VICTOR VALLA, C.S.C. 7th & 8th Grade English; Special English; Religion5,6;Jownalism: TIGERTOWN 1'-Aoderator; Student Activities Director; Publicily MR. FORREST WRIGHT Fngllsh 5, 6: Ovics; Athletic Director; Head Football and Baseball Coach; "B" Basketball Coach ��C LASSES �CLASS OF 1963 SENICR CLASS OFFICERS L. TO R. - President Al Saenz, Vice-President Greg Sweeney. Secretary Many Lewis, and Treasurer Ridtard Janda. KENNETII J. ANDERSON "Andy" Glee Club-4 THCMAS A . BAGNETTO "Torn'' Dram• Cub-4: Wh.ite sugs-3.4: Rifle Team-1,2; Football RV·l. B-2, Varsity· 3·4. �RONAlD L. BALTRUZAK ''Ronnie" town-4; Glee Qub-3; Dramatics Cublite Stags-3,4 . GILBERT J _ BANUELOS ''Tojo'' : Stags-3,4; Football Varsity-3,4; All ict-3,4 . JAM.ES W, BARAJAS ''Fats'' Mission Qub-4; White Stags-3.4; Leader-4; Bowling Team-1,2,3.4; Football B-2, Varsity 3.4. All Disuict-4; Captain-4: Baseball Varsity-3.4. CARLOS DEL CAMPO BARRERA "Paino" Glee Qub-4; W'h.i.te Stags-4; Bowling-4: Track Varsity-3.4; Soccer-4. CHARLES E. BASHARA "Charlie" -1.2: White Stags-4. WIWAM J. BASHARA "Bill'' �ALfRED X. BAUTISTA ''fred" W'hite Stags-4; <lib Football; Olb Basketball. B-1,2; Baseball-2. RAUL R.. BAUTISTA "Rudy" Olb Basketball: <lib Baseball. The old Doyle House before GUlULRMO BERCHELM.AN "Oego'' Fight Night-3. MJQL\f.L C. BRADSHAW ''M.Ike" �CHARLES L. ClDAENTS ··aurlie'' lent Council Secretary-4; Nar . Honor iety-2.3: Nat. Merit Letter of Commenion: Texas Boy's Stare-3; Honor Monon-2.3; Moral Guidance Award-2: Latin ud- 2, 3rd Place Math Contest- 2; 1st Place ence Exhibir-2; Echo Slaff-2; Tigertown ff-3,4; Assist .-Ed. -4; Edwardian Staff ; &:litor 3,4; Glee Qub-3,4; Math OubWhite Stags-3.4: Rifle Team-2: Football, sity-3.4: Track, RV-2, Varsity-3,4. DENNIS G. COOK ardian Staff-3: Glee Qub 3.4; W'hite ~s-3. 4; Football Varsity3,4, CaptainAll Oistrict-3.4; Track Varsity-3,4: ll Night-3. and after casaba Night! GARY W. FRANZETTI JAMES P. GAU.E "Pat'' O.Ub-4; Garden Q.ub-4: White StagsTeam-4. �Coach Gore and his Tigers of '75 and '761 PAUL M. GRANVILLE I...ARRY W, GRIGG White Stags-3,4. MIOtAEL GUERRERO ' 't.'tike'' Band·1.2.3.4.lst Ll:-3. Capt.·4; Glee Qub-1,2,3,4, 1St Ll:.-3. Capt,·4: Football B-1 ,2, Varslty-3,4. GECRGE L. HAZ.l..AJID Oass Secraary-7; Qa.u Pre.!ldem:· 8: Scho !bff·8: Band-1.2.3: Deb.ate Qub-4: Mission Cub-8: Rifle Team· 8; QJb Bukctb&ll; OJb 8ueball. �And there go those civics' notebooks! DAVID B. HELFERT ' 'Dave" Drama Qub-4; White Sr.ags-4 J AM.ES D. HENDFRSON " Jim" at. H:lnor Society-3: Honor Monogram- 2,3; igertown-3,4; Math Qub-4; W'hite Stags-4: wling Team-1.2: Football B-2, Varslty,4; Track RV-3. GUllllRMO V. HESS ack Varslty-4. �J olm Goldbrick gets h.is pulse taken by Mrs. Reinecke. FRANCISO R. HIPOUTO " Frank" Baseball Vusity·3.4. EDWIN B. JACOBSON "Jake" RICHARD A . JANDA "Dtck.J.e" Ca.ss neas. · 4: HMor Mcnogram·l. 31ngenown Staff-4: Math Qub-4: Glee White Stags-3.4. Ou~4: ROBERT M. JOHNSON "IDeo'" Echo Staff-1·2; Edwardian Photograpbet-1,2; B.ancH.2.3,4: 1st 1L·4, nger SWing Band3,4; DramaCu~418ow1JngTum·2.4: Scuba Qub-2J RUle Team-1,2; Garden Qu~4 . �enior organization in the parking lot. JOHNS. KACZMAREK, JR. ''Kazz'' &lwardian-4, 11tsiness Mgr. · 4:Band· 3, 4; White Stags-4. DANIEL K, KAISER " Danny" PATRICK E. KEUY "Pat" J OHNS. KEOJH "Steve'' �HENRY J . KRAUSS "lb:ldy" Band- 1.2,3.4: Swing 8.100·3,4: Rlfle Team· 1.2.3: Scuba Oub-4. RONAUJ J . KRUHL "Nick'' Nat. tblor Soclety· 3; Glee Oub-3.4: Matb Oub-4: White Sl:ags-4: Oleerleader-3: Fool:· ball B-2, Varlsty-4: Baseball, Varslty-3.4, All Dlstrict-3. Most Valuable Player-3. tA WRENCE M. LEWlS ''Marry'' Q.ass Secretary-4; Nat. Honor Soclety·1.3; Nat. Merit ScholarshJp Finalist; Honor Monogram-1.2,3: 3rd Place Math Coote.st-3: Echo Sl:aff-2; Tigenown Staff 3,4: Mission Cub1 .2: Math Qub-4, Sec.·4: Head Oleerleader· 3,4: Track RV-2,3, Varslty-4. JOSE U:YER RA ThiOt-0 P. ULLY ..llger" Garden Oub-4: Mission Qub-4. �WIWAM W. MILES " Bill" ee Qub-4; Football Yarsity-4. HENRY M. McCLEU.AN ''Mike'' FRED L. McNAIR ,vussion Oub- 4 ; Glee Club 4; Football B-1,2,4, RV-3; Baseball Varsity3,4. DANIELJ . MOCRE "Dan" National Letter Merit of Commendation, Tigertown-3,4: Drama Oub 4: Math Club-4; White Stags 3.4. MIOIAEL B. M()(RE ''Mike'' B-2: Basketball Varsity-3,4, B-2. �DAVID J. NIGRELLE ''Dave" Oass neas. 2: Nat . funor Society-2: 3rd Place Speech Contest-:. ~ Place Speech Comest-2,3: Echo Staff-2: Tigertown Staff4; Edwardian Business Mgr.-3: Mission Qub-3: WltiteStags-3,4. CHARLES J . NOHRA "Cllarlie" W'hite Stags-4: Football B-2. Varsity·3. 4, All·District·4, Tri-Captain-4; Basketball B-2, 3: Baseball Varsity-3,4: All· Dlsuict-3. And the Juniors and Seniors JOHN C. rotRIS "Johnny" • Ous Pres .-1: Basketball B-1, Varsity 2. 3, 4: Baseball Varslty·1.2.3,4, All Dis· trlct-2,3. ST EV EN D. PEDRO ~s t eve~ Nit. HonOf Soc.lery - 3: Athlete of Year -3: WhiteS tags .4:F'oolba ll Vanlry-<l,4:Bue· bill Vanlty·3, 4; nght Nlght - 3. �ROBERT N. PINKERTON ''Pinky'' ae Qub-3, 4, 1st Lt.-4; Drama Qub4; Bowling Team-2. 4; Football B-2, rsity-4. 1 I JOHN A. PRATT "Olip" . Honor Society-3: Scholar of the Year2, 3; 1-k>nor Monogram-1,2,3: Tigenown ff-4: Mission Qub· 2; MathQub·4; Foot· I RV- 3, Mgr. ·4: Basketball Mgr. · 3, 4. M~{f TH[T/Gt.f\..1 ~ACK Tltf1ff/¢~T5 had a Spirit Contest .•• THOMAS M . QUALIA "Torn" JOHN 0 . ROBINSON " Oscar" te Stags·4. �DANIEL E. RUIZ ''Danny" White Stags·3, 4; Glee Qub·4; Baseball, Varsity·2. 3, 4. Au:REOO N, SAENZ "Al" Ous Tru.surer·3, 0&3s PTe.sldent-4; Nat . Honor Soc.lety·2; Honor Monogr&m·2: Tiger· town Staff 3, 4; Ba..sketball, Varsity· 2. 3, 4. SIGNIFREDO SAENZ "~gl" Glee Club·4. �A jam session between practices at the football camp. Wlll.lAM L. SEALS ''Bill" Glee Qub-4. JOHN L. SHARMAN Council Treasurer·4: Qass Sec' 3; Jr, Nat. Honor Society-1: Nat. 2, 3: Honor Monogram-1, 2; Latin Award 2: 2nd Place Echo Staff-2: Tigenown, &:Htor-4; Wssion Qub-1. 2: Stags-3, 4: Football, 8-1, Varsity· , All Dinrict-3, 4: Basketball, B-2. 3; RV·3. �FIMARD G. SIME " !iddie" White Stags-4. RICHARD SMITH "Riehle" Q.ass neasurer-1; Hornor Monogram·2 White Stags· 3, 4; Foo!:baU Varslry-3. 4 Track RV-1, Varsity·2, 3, 4. GREGCRY L. SWEENEY Cass VIce Presldem-4; National Honot Soclety-1. 2, 3; Latin Award-2; 3rd SpeUing3; &:ho Staff-1. 2; Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Ueutenant-4, SWing Band-4: R1fleTeam-1: Football B-1. 2. Varslty-3, 4. THQMSA. Tll.SON ''Torn'' President, Student CouncU-4, Cass Vice Pre.sldertt·3: Jr. Nat. Honor Soclety·1, 1-bnor Society 2, 3: Rdlglon Award·l. 3: Latin 2, ngettown Suff-3: Mission Qub-2: Football B-1, Varsity 4, Ba!ketba.ll B-1. Varsity· 2, 3, 4, All Di.5trlct 3; Baseball Varslty·1, 2, 3, 4, All Dl.sulct-2.. JOSEPH P. TOOARO "Joe" Science F&lr, 1st· I: ngcn.own4: £dwardllll' 4: White sugs-3, 4. SAMUEL J. VISAGE ''Jack' ' Jr. N.t. Honor Society· I: ngenown·3; G)ll Oub-3: While Stag.s-3. 4; Rifle Tum·!: Bowling-!. 2: Foodall, B-1. 2, Varslcy·3. Bukab&l.l. B-3; Golf-2. �GREGORY WElSSENBERGER "Jock" Jr. Nat. tbnor Society-! : Tigertown Staff3: Eddie &:lsman- 3: Rifle Team-1; Basketball, B-1, 2, Varsity-3. ALFREDO]. WESTERMAN ''Fred'' Class Vice-Pres.-1.2: Glee Qub-4: White Stags-4: Fight Night·3. BERT K. WHALEY Bowling aub-4. ALLEN G. WINSLOW "Al" Jr. Nat. HonorSodety· 1:Honor Monogram2; Latin Award- 3: Tlgertown Staff-4: White Stags·4: Bowling-1 . 2. �CLASS OF 1964 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS· Pres. Mike Gr&nnls, Vice-Pres. Pat Harris, Sec. Alejandro Bernal. and Treas. i?Dn Zborll. \ Alanis, Ricardo Altm!Uer, Jotm Americus, Abe lbllestcros, lbomu lbulsta, Joseph ldc.n. !ti&n �Bernal, Alejandro Borth, Fred Byrne, Thomas Cain, Ray Camp, Willi am Cavazos, Victor Cavanaugh, John Charbonnet. Harry De Leon, Raymond Diego. Ignacio Diego, Raul Dwyer, Lawrence Eeltink, Albertus �Jt;-· ~ Fernandez. Jesus Freytag. Robeu IS Egurrola, Nelson Gone J,fishing Gallagher, Bernardo Gearing, Pattick Graham , John Gramatges, Rafael Grannis, Michael Guerra, Roberto Gudene.z, Wilson Hurls, Patrick Hernandez, Albert Daniel Hernandez, Joseph �Hernandez, Paul Howard, Oscar Huber, Robert Hudgins, Michael Humble, Nixon Iglesias, Raul Johnson, Robert S. Judd, Albert Kuri. Georges H, Krzywonski, Elliott Landry. David Lewis, William Ulli, Joseph �Llerena, Carlos Lopez, Joe Lynch, Thomas Martinez, Nestor Meurer, Douglas Miramontes, Humberto Moran, William Nickel, Victor NOJ ck, John O' Ndl, Joseph Page, John �Pedro, Richard Pinckney, Roger Reckner, Robert Richardson, William Ritter, Frank Rivera, Frederi co Rubio, Fernando Schuh, George Striegel, James Stubbs, James Suess, Paul Terrell, John Torres, Victor �t(4 AVAILABLE Wallace, John Weaver, David White, James Williams, WI!Uam Winkley. Denis Woodard, Barry Zboril, Ronald Zubn.ycki. Thomu Tucker, Jeffrey Valdez, Daniel Valent, Joaquin �CLASS OF 1965 SOPHOMORE CUSS OFFICERS L. toR. - Pres. Greg Berry. Vice Pres. Jim Bisson. Sec. David Brown, and Treas. Larry Porfirio. Abshire, Billy Abshire, Maurice Aldrich, John Barbour, Stephen Baron, Allen Beavers, Jesse Berry, Gregory Bisson, James �Bordages, Louls Brown, David Butler, John Caenepeel, David Canales, Adolfo Carlson, John Cuter. Charles c..udle. Contreru, Olc.u Corona, Charles James Cann•ugh. Roy Curds, Mlchnl DtUv.. udlas, James �Donalson, Paul Dotherow, James Duesing, David Edwards, Robert Elmore, Harold Failing, Gregory Greene. George Gonzalez, Arturo Guerra, lru< Hall, David Henderson, William Hernandez, Ralph Gutierrez, Pedro Hill, Walter �Houghton, Terald Howard, Richard Hudgins, James Huddleston, Micha el Huegele, John Jamison, Michael Johnson, John Johnson. Mark Ke lly, Mlch.le\ Kllngler, Stephen Knesek. Edward Leverln, John Lop;ue. Cowtl1nd Loj\e:z. J1mes �Loretta , James Luna, Luis Lyons, Robert McKern, Scott McNamara, James Martinez, Alfredo Martinez, Edwardo Merrill, James Mitchell, John Moore, Pattick Moore. Terry Moyhahan, Terrance Nance , Andrew O'Connor, Roderick �Odem, David Otero, Manuel Pine da, Rodolfo Porfirio, Larry Porfirlo, Santo Pre witt, Sidney PrOVIne~ , Mictulcl Purdy. P•trlck R•gl<l•lc, J•mes Ralnosck, Guy Rami rez, Rollndo Ramos, Gllbtrt Reed, Stlnley Reyes, I'<<~ �Ringenbach, Bruce Robinson, james Robles. Ricardo Rovira, William Salas, Lawrence Salinas, Hector Santa Ana, Roberto Santos, Benavides Saucedo. Ysedro Savala, John Schwertner, James Seifert, Thomas Smith. Frederi ck Smi th, George �• Stockwell, James Ste wart, Donald Stroburg, Jay ::=-1..\.V. "' -"""· .AI/AlLAlRE Tay!CI', Robert Tiner, James Trad, William Veran:lqu~. Bern.u d Winslow, Olvld Wahh. Robert Winters, Melvin Wi lle, Jcptha Z.lmcra , lArry Winkley, Joseph �CLASS OF 1966 FRESHMAN C U'I SS OFFICERS L. TOR. ·Pres. Charles Zimmerly, Vice·Pres. George Sharman, Sec. Ford Reeves, and T reas. Charles Bisson. Acoua. Carlos Aleman, Baud.sta. Berryman, Michael Reuben Danny Am aro, Michael Bisson, Charles Anderson, Victor Brady, Edwin Auer. Michael Brady, Philip �Brinson , Robert Brister. Peter Browne, Craig Butler, Thomas Callender, William Cegelski, Thomas Connolly, Rob~t Cruz, Carlos De Leon, Phillip Diego, Valeriano Donalson, Michael Elllson, Robert Fleming, Jesse Gallagher. Carlos Garda, Ystdiro �Ga rrigan , Daniel Gilber t, John Gibbs, Bruce Gouldie , John Harper, Jeffrey Hartsock, Christopher Hello, t.ee Hernandez, Arnold Hill, Samuel Horne , Joseph Huth , Charles King, Ronald King. William Kolflat, Kenneth Kramer , Steven �Krzywonsld, Dwight LeSanier , William Ulll, Harry Lucia , Joseph Lysek, Michael McCullough. Bruce ~~':;~~· t!:~:;t McKenney, Richa rd Maher, John Major, Robert Maloy. James Mardnec, Joseph Mardnsen, Thomas M.audlln. James �Maxa, Anthony Mayfield, Michael Meaney, William Merlino, Michael Moran, Thomas Morris, James Mustone, John Olfers, Gary Patteson, Michael Picciandra, Paul Pickle, Michael Polanco, Victor Ramsey, Justin Reeves, Ford Riley, Christopher �Schwenk, Richard Sharman, George Simon , John Smith, Ronald l'l:mlsu, William Tous, Lorenzo Trahan, Alto John Trocmet, GeOffrey Turner, David Turner, Gerald Walsh, William Frand, Zike, Thomas Zimmerly, CMrles �CLASSES OF 1967 & 1968 CUB OfFICERS L. TO R. - Pres, Howard Shelton. Vice-Pres. -Steve Wille, Sec.-Michael Devine, and Treas.-Gregory Hicks. Barron, Jom., Boswell, William Graham, Timothy Devine, Michael Gutierrez, Adolfo Dust. Robert Habern, Marc Fernandez, Jose Hayes, John �Lake , Randy i~moine , James cas, Donald Ma rtinson Th Meaney . j ohn omas Monks , Bill :helan , Alex eed, Timothy �Strom, Erik Underwood, Ned Urquiza, Rafael Vincent, Roger Wille, Steven Weisman, Danny Andoine, Kerim Averdick, Edward Brannon , William Ga rcia, Arthur Garcia, Francisco Gilleland, Gary Harrison, Jerry Helfert, Stephen Herring. Charles �Hicks, Gregory Huber, Mike Jimenez, Mike Jimenez, Pauick J<Xn, Bill Ugotino, Luke LeSassier, John Miller, Ge<Xge Norton, Lee Pearson, James Ramos, Ricardo Reidy, Kevin Schanenberg, Fred Smhh, Frands Spiller, Joseph Walsh, Peter Zua Zu•. Antonio �DoRMs �THIRD FLOOR �RooMs 314 307 306 �D B,o, J•m" Koll, C. S. C, �R · . I 0 0 M - ----· s �Bosco �DoRM �D E p A u L Bro. Vincent dePau\ Hujar, c . s. c . ��CAMPION �HALL �RECREATION ���AcTIVITIES �ST. ED\iV ARD'S CLUB Officers L. to R.··Maj . Qlando Pedro, Vice-Pres.; Mr. William HeJX!erson, Pres.; I.J, Col. Manen Cements, neasUI"er; Mrs. John Pinckney. Cones. Sec.; not pictured Mrs. Edwin Brady, Jr., Rec. Sec. AU. PARENTS OF STUDENTS ATI'ENDING ST. EDWARD' S HIGH SCHOOL ARE CONSIDERED MEMBERS OF THE ST. EDWARD'S CUJB, THE PURPOSE OF THIS CWB lS TO SERVE AS HOSTS AT AU. STUDENT ACTIVITIES. AID TO ASSIST THE FACULTY IN ANYWAY NEEDED, Shown with the centerpiece that they made for a meeting are Mrs. James Merrill and Mrs. James Sulegel. Mrs. FtedBorth,Mrs.Manal Oement.s, and Mrs. fd Dotherow are shown gTeetlng new students in lhe hos· pl!allry room. �Committee O!airmen I.. to R.·-Mrs . Qifford King. Mr . and Mrs . Albert Kruhl. Mrs . James Striegel. and Mrs . Luther Barbcw . Ignacio Diego displays a few of the exotic gifts from foreign counuies given away at the annual Games Party. sponsored by the St . &:!ward's Club. �STUDENT COUNCIL STIJDENT COUNOL OFFICERS L TOR.-Presidem Tom Tilson, Vice President Frank Moore, Secretary 0\arles Cements, and Treasurer John Sharman. The Student CouncJl of St . Edward's High School Is ccrnpose.d of twenty-four class oHicers and four student co.mcll omcers . The Student Council hu rendered invaluable service to the school, distinguishing hself in numerous activities on and off campus . QJecanseeeverywheretheStudent Councllmembers at work, organizing and helping to make the year a success. BRO. VICTCR VAlLA, C.S.C. , MOOERA~. who!e dedicated and selfless spirit h.as made possible the many innovations to Tlgenown In the ~st two years . �SPIRIT TROPHY The STIJDENT COUNQL Initiated this year what Is popularly known as the SPIRIT TROPHY. The SPIRIT TROPHY Is a sensational stimulus for the encouragement in three general functions of the school. These functions most explicitly are: 1) SCHOLASTIC PERFORMANCES 2) MISSION OONTRlBUTIONS 3) ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION New homerooms were arranged during the second semester which equally divided lhe student population into several sections. Each group was individually concerned with winning lhe trophy. Each student in his own way contributed to the success of the group and the success of lhe school. Group and individual alike were In a drive to excel in three fields which narurally required hard work. �SnJDENT BODY OFFICERS Tom Tilson Frank Moore Otarles Cements John Slarman SENICR ClASS OFFICERS Alfredo Saenz Gregory Sweeney Lawrence Lewis Richard Janda JUNIOR CU.SS OFFICERS Michael Grannis Patrick Harris bald Zhoril SOPHOMOU: CLASS OFFICERS Gregory Berry James B!ssoo Lawrence Porfino David Brown FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS OU.rle=~ ZJmmerly George Sharman Ford Reeves 01arles Bisson OJB CH1CERs 1-k:Jward Slehon Steve \Ville Michael Devine Gregcwy Hicks I:• ,; , Many of the members of the 1963 Smdem Council. as members of the 1962 Student Council also, have played an integra! pan in many new actlvilies a nd additions to Tigenown. Usted below are some of these innovations : T .O.P. NlGHT JR.· SR. SPIRIT OONTEST NATIONAl. OJB WEEK THE BI G CAT CASABA NIGHT MISSlON IVEEK SPIRIT "ffiOPHY THE SCHOlASTIC ASSEMBLY SPRING ELECTIONS SPONSORS Of SAN ANTONIO SPEECH 1lUP FAQJLTY·STUDENT GAME �~ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETIES r. Pictured on the following two pages are those Edsmen who have the distinguished and unique privilege of being awarded the highest scholastic recognition which the school can give-- that of being enrolled in the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. The object of the Saint Edward's Chap· ters of this nationally recognized honor society is to create enthusiasm for scholar· ship and to stimulate the desire in students to render service. Admittance to the Soci· eties is very restrictive. Nomination to the JUNIOR NATIONAL and NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETIES 1s dependent upon the establishment of a general average of 85%. Nominees are elected to membership by a faculty committee which considers each nominee's school citizenship, service, leadership, character, attitude, enthusiasm for scholar_ ship, participation in activities, attendance at school sponsored events, freedom from disciplinary censure. �THE CROSSMEN ~53; national honor society DAVID BROW:\! CO RTLA:'\TD LOGUE CHARLES CLE\ IE"JTS DA:\TIEL MOORE PATRICK HARRIS STEVEN PE DRO jA\·I ES H E:\TDE RS0:\1 ] O H:\1 PRATT RIC HARD HOW RD P:\TRIC K PURDY RIC HARD ] :\:\IDA WILLIAM RICHARDS0:\1 ALBERT J UDD JOH:\1 S I-IAR1viA:'\T JOH:\1 KA CZ:'viAREK T HOM AS TILSO. LA WR E:\TCE LEWIS J EPT HA \VILLE jOSEPH LILLI \II C I-IAEL WI"JKLEY DAVID WI:'\TSLOW TOP ROW L.. TO R.·J .Pt&ll. T. TIUon. C. Ccmcnu:, L. Lewis, R. Janda, J, Sharman, D. Moore, S. Pedro, and ], Kaczm&l'e.k. MIDOLE ROW L. TOR. • A. Judd. M. Winkley, W. Ric:h&rdson. J. WI!. and P. Harris. !IOTTC».1 ROW L. TOR.- J. Wille. 0. ll'own. C. Logue. P. Purdy, R. Howard, and D. Winslow. �THE JUNIOR CROSSMEN fsBJ iunior national honor society :::: HARLES BISSON HOWA RD SH E LTON jOSE FERNAND EZ FRANC IS SM IT H GREGORY HICKS ROGE R VINCENT [OHN MAHE R PETE R WALSH WILLIAM MEANE Y STEPH EN WILLE C HA RLES ZI MME RLY TOP ROW L TO R. • C. Zimmerly, C. Bisson, J. Maher, and W, Meaney. MIDDLE ROW L. TOR.· S. Wille, R. Vincent, and H. Shelton. BOT'l"Q\i ROW L. TOR.- G. Hicks, F, Smith, and P. Walsh. J. Fernandez. ��P UBLICATION I TIGERTOWN A St udent l' ublh••tlon ST. EDWARD'S HIGH SCHOOL AUSTIN. TEXAS '- ~~ol. 2.No. 3 Dece mbe r ll, 1962 �.P.R.A. --- ~~...,.. 0 . NATioNAL _Ctm \Al-e~ Coc.kw!se • J&mes SUlegeJ. Funue Writer, Charlie aemeu, Assistant fxtltor. Many Lewis, &.l.slne.s.s Mgr •• Bro. VIctor V&lla, Moderator, and Joseph UUI. �SeniOf Staff Members L. to R. - Ronnie Kruhl. Ronnie Bahruzak. Jock Weissenberger, Dave Nigrelle, Tom Tilson, Al Saenz, Dan Moore, Joe Todaro. John Pratt, Allen \Vinslow. and Richard Janda. �KNIGHT OF THE ALTAR Prom Row: 1.. to R.··A. Gutierrez. G. Troanet, M. Morrison, S. &annan. Middle AI:N: 1.. ro R.·· N. UnderwoOO, ] , ~tler, ] , Schwertner, ] . Rodriguez, M. Devine. J . H:IU. Back lbw: l.. IO R.··J. Ragsd&!e, J, l.ano!ne, W, Tl'ad, M. lhnn.ls, W. King, B. Jom, �~ASA DEMONSTRATION C:f:IENCE ADMINISTRATION Mr. Nesbitt explains the orbit of a satellite to the student body. �BOY SCOUTS AND EXPLORERS TROOP4 First IIDw Sitting L. to R. • S. Fuce.Uo, L Nonon, R. Ramos, P.Jimenez. G. Hicks, R. &annan. Second Row Kneeling L. ro R. - H. Shelton, J. HiU, D. Weisman, M. Devine, R. Urqulz&, M. Habern, A. Gutierrez. Third ltlw Standing L toR. • R. Vincent, J . Fernandez, J. Hayes, N, Underwood, A. Phelan, T . Graham. POST4 First lbw Kneeling L. toR.- C.l..ogue. D. &own, G. Trocmet. P. &lster, S. Prewitt. Center - &o. Stanley Repuccl. Scouunutct, Second lbw Standing L. toR.· W. Meaney. M . Donalson, D. 1\unu, J . Gilbert, R. Rec:knu, B. Gibbs, R. McKenney. J. Strobutg. A. Ttahm. �Bro. Stanley Repucci, C, S, C, SCOUTMASTER ���BROTHER EDWIN REGGIO, C.S.C . Director of "Tiger Band" & "Tiger Glee Club" (Snapped at early morning rehearsal) �THE OFFICERS MICHAEL GUERRERO CAPTAIN BAND AND GLEE CLUB Concert Band & Swing Band Solo Tenor Lead Roles in Spring Musicales �FIRST LI EUTENANTS ROBERT M . JOHNSON l st Clarinet Concert Band &: Swing Band ROBERT PINKERTON Baritone Tiger Glee Club �SECOND LIEUTENANTS GREGORY SWEENEY Baritone Saxophone Concert Band & Swing Band CHARLES CLEMENTS Tenor Tiger Glee Club �MICHAEL HUDGI NS l st Trombone Concert Band Accom pan is t Tiger Glee Club Pianist Tiger Swing Band �Top Row L to R. J. Kuri. D. White, R. King. J. Leveritt, V , Nickel, D. Valdez, M. l-hldgins. Middle Row L. Salas, M. Winters, J . Merrill. J . 1-fudgins. G. SWeeney, M. Guerrero. R. Guerra. Front Row R. M, Johnson, S. Barbour, J. Kaczmarek, C. Acosta, W. Rovira, J. Stockwell, J . Tucker, H. Krauss. Missing from picture, W, Boswell, J. Hipolito, G. Greene. �L. to R. Top RDw, J. Altmlller, R. Janda. C. Barrera. R. Pinkerton, K. Anderson, M. fblglns,J . Noack, F. Westerm&n, F. Moore, W. Miles, M. Guerrero, C. Cements. Middle RDw. W. Seals, R. Pinckney. R. Kruhl, F. McN.ir, ].Graham, V.Cavazos. F. Smith, F. th. B. \Yoo:lard, S. Barbour. From Pow,J. Wallace, D. Cooh, 1. Battista. S. Saenz, D. Ruiz, R. Freyu~. S. Thompson. \ �The Mixed <llorus entertains at the Cit y O:lhseum . at Ci ty of Austin Olristmas Party �THE S!VlJVG Standing. J , Kaczmarek: Seated L to R. M . JiJdgins, 1 . !<uri, R.M.1ohnson BAJ\TD l. toR. 1. Stockwell, G.S....eeney. H. Krauss, 1 . Thcker. il ~ ~~· ', 1 ~ ;~· 1-:{~q </· .& I ·\A. I ~ ,-:;;- J.,-, 1 - • ~~ :1\ 1,),. •j; 1 ,, L. ro R. 1. Merrill, M. Winters. L. Salas , D. Va.ldez. ��BROTHER ORCHID by LEO BRADY Sunday, December 2· 2:00 Monday, December 3-7:30 Presented by St. Edward's High School Drama Club Bro . Roben McCarthy Director CAST Fat Duchy • , •••. .. , , ••• , .• , O.vid Hclfert, senior and member of the furen.sic:s Team, Au.s tln Pteckl cs • • . • Ron.a.Id IWuuuk, senior and me mber of the Ttgenown staff, KlngsvWe, Texas ~ - f:Wn •••.••• .. ••• Patrick Kclly, senior frc:rn Austin The Glmp . •••..•.. M&rty Lewis. senior, Senior Q us Secretary and member of the ngenown su.ff. Austin Solomon • • .. •••• . • Patrick GaUe, senior from tbuston Dominic Battista . . , ..••• • . , ,. ,, Joseph Blnlna, Junlc;y from lndianapoHs UttleJohn Sino Brother O.chld •• .• •. . • •• llobert M. Johnsoo. Senior and member of the Tiger Banet Skull Ooe.k lUnch, Alu.lr. Taxu .Brother N.uulftlum , ••••• Gregcwy Berry, Sophomore Cus Pte.sidem, Au.stln &01her Geiantum •• •. • • , • Steve Thompson, senior frcm Puaden.l, Texas &other 1-bllyhoclc . •• . •• Daniel Moore, senior and member of the Ttgatown suff. Awtln. AbbcM Jonqu.J..l • •• • •• •• • • •• •• &eve Keogh. senior fran Momeney, Mexico. ��Forensics Standing L. to R.··Br. James Kell, M. Winkley, D. 1\lrner, J . Striegel, P. Harris ,\;, Hazzard, W, Richardson. Sitting L. to R.··C. Bisson, D, Helfen, D. Shelton. A. Judd, J. Maher, J, Martinec. J. Slriegel and A. Judd made the Quarter Flnal1sts In the Austin Oty Wide (Speech) Tournament. P. Harris aad W, Richardson also represented St. &!· wud'tln the Austin City Wide Speech Tournament �CAl January 9, 1963 Marty Lewis and O!arlie Qemems appeared on KTBC Radio's Teen q,inion. Their chosen topic was "Communism: 1breat to America." CAl March 6, 1963 Dan Moore and Steve Pedro appeared on KTBC Radio's Teen q,inion. Their chosen topic was ''Higher Standards: A O!allenge to the High Schools ." Standing: L. to R.--Br. Robert McCarthy, M.Grannls, R. Zboril, T. McKie. Sitting: L to R.--B. Johnson, G. Berry, M. Lewis �BOWLING TEAM lko. Sr:anley helps to keep score. Flm Row kneeling L toR..·]. ll.u&ju, R. O'Connor, T. Qual!&, J. S.niste. 8, Whaley, P. Galle. C. B&rrera. Second Row Standing 1.. to R. - T. Sc:non, P. Mljor, R. D:ut, M. 1-klber, G. Miller, E. Clane.nJ. Third Row Standing 1.. toR.- J . W~olace, J. CludJe, F. Reeves, B. tUber, T. lfnch, V. Cavuos, J . Aldrich, ��\ WHITE STAGS Jim B&raj&s, the Wh.lte Stags' ~ader Thb ~te Stag symbol may be seen whenever and whecevec the Su.gs &ppc.&t. �Stags in Action on Casaba Night �Officers: Marty ~wls, Sec•. and Otarl1c Cemcm.!l, Mcxlcra10r !'to. Dennis Doose, C.S.C. "'"'· l. 10 R. • o.n Mootc. Rl:dwd J&nd&, Bl'o. Dennls. Mmy Lewis, Jtlnnlc Knlhl, and OtMUc Ocmcnn, �l.. to R.--F. McNair, P. Granville, R. Pinckney, G. Sharman, R. lilli. J. Barajas, J . Keogh. R. Connolly. Br. Stanley. Moderator. helps make posters for the mission drive. �SCJk-yCE kAHIBIT EDSMEN WINNERS Physics- Experimerual X·ray by Jack Visage Otemisuy • Photo An~olysls by Bill tzwls Physical Science • Compar!SOI' of Florescent .and l.nc&ndescent l..amps by 1ames Robinson and Mike Kelly 9th Grade Science • Embryo of a Chicken by Oalg Brown 7th Grade Science - O!emlcalto Mechanical Energy by Peter W&lsh Bro. Sunley and Sister Mvy Mone.ua of st. Mary's make Wt minute preparations for the&:· hJbit, which Included 109 exhib!ls with 119 ex- hlbltcr.s. This 19631nvltltlona.l ethJbll had students from six Awtin CathoUc schools and auraaed 1 crowd of over :!000 vlshors. ���DANCEs & MusiCALES' �GET ACQUAINTED DANCE Dick Laine, KNOW disk jockey, p1eslde.s as master of ceremonies as Carol Morgan and Tom McKie look on. Fllhx Krzywoosk! and ~sle Lu· "' John Carlson, busy mlsh!Oi; pot&U)CS[ ��HALLOWEEN DANCE Winners of Costwne Award In Couples Division: Kenneth KL!lflat and date. Winner of Olstume Award In Boys Division: Richard Con- nolly. 1-«lSTESSES: L to R., Mrs. ltJdguu. Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. McNair. and Mrs. Fre)'1ag. Winner a/the Costume Awatd In Girls Dlvl· sica: Und.a R1ney. ��TIIURSDAY. DECC:!>IDER u. 1962 eoo PH SUNDAY.OCW11JER 16,t962300P.!>l /lccompanht Michael Hudgins ST EDWARD'S 1-IIGI! SCHOOL GYI-1 AUSTIN. TEXAS The Mixed C horus �Tiger Band Silver Belles Tiger Glee C lub �p.,, 1'fl-l" St.EJ,.·ard'oH'ihSchoo[ TIGER BAND 1l IE TIGER BAND F Co/ ..IJ -F. Co/..U ~ ..... !..-. ~!oct...~ ThoP-P. . . Jp..., ~ld...l c....... M.M- .,_ L.lollollo.-[).lolo""Noo<lly ...._, 1 Mcl.....J • a- .1o1m-. R. ~~ 1\oc......loJ - "-".C ·:s••,•• ;?n-1" c-.~ ~~q, '~ K .... J A--.Fol'C-ol OIJ r ..... ~ C...J &,M.eJ.-.. ~csc S..,WoNa..of~, a..-oTo.-fNa.tltr) ·~'"- K..- 11 T.d ... J St.d-lJ. r.-s... .. _w c--.~· a..~-s... c-. Who.D K.,.R TI IE TIGER GLEE CLUB a-, r- c-. r......, .._ w.,.....uu..y - ;~, .... o.t~.. s...... s... . ·-· . . ._ O..U...Ed-R.w>o. - ...... ,_.... ...._, ,_._ '"'"" " 1'1Mol. \' ~--G TIGER GLEE CWB llooti...Ed-~ H~<~oo.~ c- TI!E SILVER BELLES S.., Yo ca..,. ""'-< Allolao.-Poboh c-.1 a..-.c;....u.. '-C s--S.o.lloo lloi'Pfs....loE...,........_i<d.C.......,,... - u•.,.u.n- c-..,, ~1-Lro w w.,._,.. w"""' TilE 1'-IIXED CHORUS "-'~~ <=--AIIS..,~c-1 a..-. w.. ~~- F.. a.&d- r-. r-. r-s_.... o-c. cooo~ St. Edwud't and~~. P.b.ry'• Gl~~ F.. yt.rR (:.J-.J Clubl' Offrccn '* n s-..s """'' n..--.s '""' "",...... """' ..... """" ....... ...... ,, Coo> D ~k:->.w. "'-o\J f "'"''-A: �CHRISTMAS FORMAL ~ �These Edsmen provided entertainment at interm!s1lon. �WEETHEARTFORMAL ��SPORTS �TIGER CHEERLEADERS MCheerific Eighf' L. to R. - Mary Potchernick and Marty l.zwis, carol Morgan and John Carlson, Cllr!s carlson and Manuel Cllero, and D:mna 8.lrns and Gary Rainosek. Bro. &lwln Reggio Moderator ��TIGER STAFF FORREST WRIG H T Ath letic Di rector Head Coach Offensive Coach ROBERT GORE Dcfentlvc Coach JOSEPH BECK Te•m Coach ~a~ St.atlnlclan �First Row : Noh ra, Kruhl. Moore, Cements, Sharman, Ganer, Pedro, Polanco, .Cook. Second Row: Pinkerton. Tilson, Howard, Zboril, Grannis, McNair, McKie. Guerrero. Third Row: Banuelos, 1-b:iges, Sweeney, G. Snith, Henderson, Bagnetto, Terrell, Sexton. Fourth RDw: Bravo, R. Smith. Wallace. Barajas, Torres , Miles, Visage. Freytag. Fifth RDw: Managers: Zimmerly, Brown, Pratt. Logue. Stroburg, Byrnes. Sixth RDw : Coaches Wright. Beck, Gore. Southwest Academic League Champions Schedule Re_sults La Salle •••.•••.••• , •• • ••••• .• ••• •. • • 14 Bishop Reicher . .. .. .. , .. , , , , . , .. . . .. , 46 1-bly Ooss •• .. ...••... • .. • ..•.. ... .•.. o Bishop Forest . ... .. ..• • . , . •. , , ••..• . .. 8 •T.S.D •. . •. .. ..•.•.•••. . .. , .. , ... •••• 0 •St. Mary. Taylor .. ..... , .. . , ........ . 0 • St. Mary, Fred . , •••••••.••• , •• . •.. ,, • 6 • St. Anthony •.•... ..... • . .••.•• . •.• .. 16 St. Edward ............. , ..... ... . . .. . 12 St. Edward .................... , ...... 16 St. Edward .• •.. . . • .. . ..• . •••• . ••...•. 20 St. Edward ..... . .. . ................. 14 St. Edward ...•. • • , .• •. ••••.•.• . . .. ••. 40 St. Edwa rd . . . • . . .. .. •.. • . . . .• , .•.. . .• 56 St. Edward ••••.•••.•.•.. . ..•......... 20 St. Edward .• . •.• . •.••. ... ..... .. •..•.. 36 • Designates District Game Won: 6 Los t: 2 Tied: 0 �A L L 0 I s T R I c T F'ront Row:Sharman, Barajas, Terrell, Banuelos, Grannis. Second Row: Howard, Tilson, Nohra, Cook TOP TIGERS c A p T A I N s Charle.s Nohn, Dennis Cook, Jim Banju �Defensive Stars Eleven Interceptions Tom Tilson, Vic Polanco DEFENSE, the Tiger way! "Big Dadd y" Line 1002 Pounds of Defensive Giants Gil Banuelos, All·Dinrict; Ge orge Smith; Mike Hodges; John Wallace �Oscar Howard Triple Threa t T iger Terro r l1ger Statistics NAME TC8 NYG PA PCOM YG Nohra, QB 89 295 Kruhl. QB, FB 19 23 7 99 57 54 41 6 3 354 40 0 Moore, QB Sharman, WB Career, wa Pedro, WB Polanco, FB Cook, FB Pinkenon. HB Tilson, HB Howard, HB Clemenu, HB ' 3 21 13 64 33 4 58 7 PCA 15 95 57 358 252 19 568 134 YG OPI PTS I AVG PR AVG TD PAT PTS 2 10 22 6 6 6 2 4 1 13 1 4 2 16 28 10 10 28 214 62 24 0 14 101 22 • Smith R., G Zborll. E Grannis, E Guerrero. E Smith G. , C 35 39 !54 23 7 '·' • • 78 1 Hodgu, C TOTALS 330 2003 so 23 394 23 18 22 35 !S 23.5 31 �The Yardstick LaSalle St. Edward's First Downs 11 12 Rush Ydge. 165 221 Pass Ydge. 23 51 Passes 3-5 4-6 95 30 Pass lm . by Punts Yd. Penah!es La Salle ..... .. .... . 6 0 0 8 ·- 14 St. Edward's ........ . . .. . . .... 0 6 0 6 .. 12 Vic Polanco is forced out of bounds. La Salle Nips St. Edward's Grannis. Pinkenon, and Pedro watch as Nohra Is brought down by the quick and hard hitting La Salle team. �St. Edward's Is Defeated St. Edward', ··--········-··· · ····-···· · ····-·· - · 0 0 016 -- 16 Reicher--------------------------------------- 12 6 8 20 - - 46 The fhu of only two occ~os!oru f« the Tigers. �The Yardstick Holy Cos! 51: . Edward's First Downs Rushing Yds . Passing Yds. Passes 10 103 210 19 39 2-12 2-8 8-23 4-42 30 100 Pass Int . by Punts Fumb les IDst Pena lties Holy Ooss . • ... ... 0 0 0 0--0 St. Edward's • . . . . .• .• , . .. .... . 0 6 7 7-- 20 I:ennis Cook rolls downfield . Tigers Beat Holy Cross Mike Grannis returns a punt anduyingtoaid are John Wallace, George &nith, Gil Banuelos, and on the ground blocking is VIc Polanco. �St. Edward's Closing Drive Edges Rangers Pinkerton prances as Barajas blocks. Bishop Forest ------------------------------------ 0 0 0 8 -- 8 Sr. Edward's ·------ ------------- - ---------------- 0 0 7 7 -- 14 Riehle Smith kicks 11 Howud holds for 11lt1l exru POlnt. �The Yardstick TSD Rush Yds. Pass Yds . Passes St . Edward's 22 First Cowns " " 2- 10 227 30 3-S PassIm . by Pun" 3-26 2· 32 3-3S 5-55 Fumbles Lost Yds. Penal. TSD ••.•••••••• • •• • ••••••••• • • 0··0000 St . Edward's .......... . ........ 7 13 614 .. 40 St. Edward's Splatters T . S. 0. The Tigers literally "roll over " the TSD Rangers. �'l ... ~. .-,. ~ I ., . . t: ,. St. Edward's Rule 56-0 Over Rams , I. T!bon intercepts St, Mary 's, Taylor .st. Edward's 0 14 0 18 0 16 Ch• rlle Clementi on the w•y to 1 90 yard TO ru n o 56 �The Yardstick St. Ed 's irst downs ushing yardage assing yardage asses ~mes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost ards penalized St. 13 177 42 1- 6 2 5 - 32 0 5 - 39 95 55 121 40 2-12 1 st. Edward's Takes Fifth Straight Ch"lie Noh" geu "'bbed Tom Tilson blocks as Mike Grannis gains on interception �tlnrlefeaterl In /Jistrict for Seconrl Year TIGERS GAIN S. A. L. TITLE IN 36- 16 WIN Dennis Cook leads Tigers S.t. Anthony's Seminary, S. A. St. Edward's Bobby Pinkenon knife• off t&ckle for a loog g.11ln 8 22 0·16 8· 36 �T.O. P. NIGHT Tigers On Parade �Queen Diane Kirkpatrick with escort Richard Jonda uands over Princess Virginia Guerrero and escort A1 saenz, and Princess Mary Ann Maxa and escort Pat Harris. FLOATS T.O.P. ROD �"B" TEAM St. Ed ward 's . . , ..... , ..... . . . . , . ... .. . 0 Lanier " B" ... . ... . . ... . . . ... . . . . ... . 38 St . Ed ward's .• . ••• • •. • • . •• • •.•.•••••.• 10 T.S.D. " B" St . &!ward ' s .• • ••• • •• . • . , • . , , ••.•••• , , 20 Smithville " B" •. . .••.•••.. . .••...•••• 12 ......... . ............. 0 St . li:lw ard's ...... . ..... ... .. . ....... . 16 Bastrop " B" . , • .. .. . . . •. , .. , .. , •.. . ..• 0 St . Ed ward's . . . . . .. . .. . , ••••••••••••• 16 St . Gerard's " B'' • , •• , • , , , , • , , • , ••.•• , , 18 St . Edward's . •. . •••• • , .• . • • •• • .• , •••••• 32 Smithville "B" •..• . ....• . .• . .. • •...• . . 6 Assistant Coach Bro. Matthew Lyons Head Coa ch Mr. Joseph Beck Assistant Coach Mr. Jo!Ul Baraj as Not Pictured: Assistant Coach Mr . John &.tckner �First Row Kneeling !.. to R. - R. Walsh, T. Seifert. B. Lewis, B. Moran, A. Bernal. R. Howard , A. Judd, F. Mc Na ir, B. Camp, R. Del.eon, J . Tiner. second Row Standing L to R. N.Martlnez\D' Pedro, B. Ringenbach.J . llltler , E. &ady. R. Hernandez, P. Purdy , B. Tornsu, P. Picclandra. R. Santa Ana , M. )l.maro, P. Gutirrez. Third Row Sanding !.. to R. - G. Ramos. D. Valdez , L Porfirlo, G. Surman, R. Taylor. B. Wals h. H. Elmore, R. McKenney, J . Loretta, A. Max a. Fourth Row Standing L toR. • Assistant Coach Ito. Matthew Lyons, Assis ta nt Coach J ohn Barajas, Trainer Otuck Bravo, and Head Coach Joe Beck, The Team That Found IT HAD A HEART! �::Oach Beck leadsteaminapre-game lrayer . ·Captains Bill!v1oran. 1 Tiner, arxl Richard Jard. Tiner sweeps around end as Seifert and Walsh prepare to clear the way, �Schedule St. Joseph of West Bishop Reicher of Waco St . Joseph of Bryan St. Joseph of Killeen Won 2 ·Lost 2 Q)&ch Ray Garu: Q)&c:h AJ Silva. 1101 pLaured Is �CUB BACKFIELD L. to R. - J . Hill, J , lbdriguez, R. Spiller, J , James, B. Jorn toR.- Kevin Reidy, J . 1riguez CUB LINEMEN L. to R.. Standing - P. Walsh, Soon Robinson, R. Vi.ncem.J . bemoine,G. Gilleland, K. Reidy, T. Martinson, R. R.uno' L. toR., Sitting - J. Spiller. T.Reed, F. Smith, M,Jimenez, N. Underwood �BASKETBALL t he ti ge r way Head cmch-Joseph Beck & . &!ward's & . Stephen 39 Johnston 61 u S&Uo t..nlu St. Gerard 32 • Mcca.uwn "8" " t..nlu •Johnston Lonlu St . Gr.r&rd St . Stephen Lo S&llo T.SD. w.., • AAA Toutn&ltlUII " 42 44 38 47 44 "so 42 4S " 57 Sl 49''8'' ,. 43 c 44 57 ,.,. c ,. 3'1 Je.sult Concordia Sr.. Peter Cliver Sr.. Anthony T. S. D, w,., 42 38 67 S4 70 40 46 66 48 36 68 57 Sl S4 St. Peter Caver St. Anlhony Con<onll• Holy 00$S Holy Ooss 66 Johnston " " 41 38 14 31 47 48 _, ..55 ... San Marcos Tournament 36 so M&rsh•ll �TIGERS READY TO ROLL " I T ' S UP TO YOU NOW!" �Beat St. Stephens Frank Moore takes two! Beat St. A nthon y John Ncnls take.l two! �Clobber Concordia It's mine! Jolt St. Gerard Wroog way! �I II I Tiger Toppers: l.. to R. -·J . Weisenberger. F. Moore, J , ~rris, A. SaenJ~ T . Tilson . RIP REICHER E R y B 0 D s c 0 R E s It's Pat Hurt.! It's Mike Moore �"NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO REST" Sitting: L. to R.--J. Tiner, P. McDonald, W . Hill, T. Tilson, J . Weisenberger, A. Saenz, J. Norris, P. Harris, f . Moore, M . Moore, T . McKie, M . Grannis, P. Moore, P. Purdy. J , ~mandez, J. Wille. Kneeling: L. toR.-Trainer-Omck Bravo, Mgr.-C. Z.immerly. Coach-Joseph Beck, Mgr.-J. Pratt. lf/li [}i_,'AVJ-i A LEGACY for YOll to BEAT! �OUR RISING TIGERS Kneeling: t.. to R.· • P. Moore. P. Purdy, P. Harris, T. McKie, M. Grannls, 1 . Hernandez. Sitting: !.. to R.--J. Tiner, P. McDonald, W, Hill, S. Wille. \¥E' RE ON OUR WAY UP! ��II I I CASABA �FROSH SOPH BASKETBALL Coach Forrest Wright Top Row: L. to R.--G. Rainosek, C.Logue.J. Rodriguez. B. Ringenbach, M. l-h.Jddleston. Middle Row: L. toR.-T. Houghton," J. DeLivaudais. R. Depew. V. Polanco. Coach Forrest \..Jright. Bottom Row: L. to R.--D. Winslow, T . Moore, G. t>rovancha, P. Donalson. �Winslow Fakes I I I First Get Open, Then Shoot! Then S hoots �Top Row: L. to R.--C. Warren , W. Jorn. Middle Row: l.. toR--S. Wille, W. Boswell, S. fuccello, F. Smith. Bottom Row: L. to R.--E. Averdieck, J . Fernandez, 1. Dust, 1 . Hill, H. Shelton. OUJ?. CUB TEAM Coach Slaughter �Smith approaches for a shot . Boswell gets the rebound . Suspen&e, .rter Fuccello anemptla free throw. �RELIGIOUS �FIRST DAY I J\1ASS I �' ~!:~ins. voi~ somethinB at and all." "Boy, \ ytru had ' d b' psychiatris· director. -r J-JE CC)UF1JEF1 �REV . JOSEPH M . R I CK , C .S . C . Father Rick is a native Texan born in Houston. He at tended the University of Notre Dame and played football un der Knute Rockne . He was studying to be an engineer but then decided to enter the seminary there. This was in 1919, and in 1928 he was ordained a priest and began preparation for going to India as a missionary . Father was the first native of Houston to become a priest. Since he knew he was going to India, he thought it would be a good idea to learn to fly . He was the first priest in the U .S . to get a pilot's license. He got to India in 1930 and gave the people some practical as well as spiritual help. During World War II, from '43 to '45, he was auxiliary chaplain to the Arne ric an, Indian, and Airican combined force in Burma. A!ter his return, he was at Boys' Ranch at Bed ford, Texas , serving as chaplain to the Brothers. From there, Father Rick came to St. Edward's, where he serves as chap lain for the High School and University . �CHAPLAIN REV . WILLIAM P . MELODY , C,S, C , Father Melody was bornin Mayo County, Ireland . He first came to the U .S . in 1947 and entered the Holy Cross Semi nary at Notre Dame to study for the priesthood. Having completed high school there in three years, he entered the No vitiate of the Holy Cross Fathers in August, 1950 . In 1954, he made his final profession in the Congregation of Holy Cross and graduated from the University of Notre Dame the following year . He pursued his theological studies at Holy Cross College in Washington, D .C . , where he received the M.A . degree in 1959 . In Sacred Heart Church, Notre Dame , Father was or dained to the Priesthood, June 10, 1959. Then Father returned home to Ireland for his First Mass with his cousin priests, Father Patrick Peyton, CSC , ~Director of the Family Rosary Crusade , and Father Thomas Peyton, CSC , Pastor of Sacred Heart Parish, New Orleans . In '59 Father did graduate work in Social Studies at Notre Dame and in '60 he was assigned to Austin, Texas, where he is Chaplain and Spiritual Director for the Brothers in forma tion at Vincent Hall Scholasticate; Regional Director of Vo cations for the Holy Cross Fathers in the Southwest; News Reporter for Holy Cross in the same region; Confessor to the High School and University; and in his spar~ time he con ducts retreats and days of recollection for Religious and Laity, and helps in the surrounding parishes with Mass and Confessions on week ends . �DAYS OF ' �RECOLLECTION �LEST WE FORGET �THY LOVE �Saint Joseph PATRON OF THE BROTHERS OF HOLY CROSS �BoosTERS �This page is dedicated to those silen t and most humble suppor ters of St . 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Johanna Austin, Texas McClellen, Henry M. 903B West 22 1/2 Aus ti n, Texas Qualia, Thomas M. 137 Hudson Dr, Del Rio, Texas McNai·, Fred L. 2225 Hancock Dr. Austin , Texas Robinson, John 0. 2201 Enfield Rd. Austin, Texas Moore, Daniell. 1107 Lorrain St. Aus tin, Texas Ruiz, DanielE, 1201 East 3rd St. Austin, Texas Moore, Francis M. 1999 Calvert Dr. Detroit, Michigan Saenz, Alfred N. 214Tammy St. San Antonio, Texas Moore, Michael B. 2506 Little John Lane Austin, Texas Saenz , Sigifredo J. B. Chapa #132 Nte. Reynosa, Tampico, Mexico Nigrelle, David J. 230 W. Kings Hwy. San Antonio, Texas Seals, Willaim L. 5803 Marilyn Dr. Austin, Texas Nohra, Charles J. 4213 A've. G Austin , Texas Sexton, rimothy H. 4930 Donegal Dr. Dallas, Texas Sweeney, Gregory L. 804 Spofford Ave. Austin , Texas Tilson, Thomas A. 127 Normandy Dr. SUver Springs. Maryland Todaro, Joseph P. 4200 Edgemont Dr. Austin, Texas Visage, Samuel]. 1810 Margaret Ave, Austin, Texas Weissenberger, Gregory 93 19 Highmeadow Dr. Houston, Texas Westerman, Alfredo 2104 Garden St. Austin , Texas Whaley, Bert K. 3706 l nvicta Dr. San Antonio, Texas Winslow, Allen G. 1910 Aggie Lane Austin , Texas �AUTOGRAPHS ��AUTOGRAPHS ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource St. Edward's High School Yearbook Collection Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949; 1951-1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright St. Edward's University. The materials in this collection are made available for use in research, teaching and private study. 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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbooks Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Edwardian1963_OCR.pdf https://archives.stedwards.edu/digitalcollections/files/original/678177383d9cee95fea3f939d300d904.pdf 8b6b690a76af707b86b17757b21afdb4 PDF Text Text ��EDWARDIAN 1962 St. Edward' s High School Austin, T exas �PLAYING UVING PRAYING . ,, • .. . . ' WORKING �FOREWORD It is an eternal issue in an annual of how best to capture the spirit, Lif e, culture, vocation, and attributes of the present and preserve its freshness throughout the years, so that future generations may better understand our times, and so that the present classes may reminisce, but most of all, so that this pictorial record may show us as we truly are, children of God, striving as best we know how, under the patronage of St. Edward, under the protection of Mary, our Virgin Mother, to follow Christ in His hwnan nature and with His divine assistance, to Almighty God, our Heavenly Father. It is our intention, therefore, to show us as we pass on this our way as we truly are: TOGETHER. �DEDICATION BROTIIER JACOB EPPLEY. C. S. C Brother Jacob, a teaching member of St. Edward's High School faculty as well as the assistant superior. Is beloved by all for his outstanding kindness and charity. D.rer a perlo:l of forty-one rears he has earned this devotion as he has served as both teacher and administrator throughout the United States. Born in Springfield, atio. in 1896. Brother served in World War I and was a professional musician before JOining the Brothers of Holy Cross. It Is with extreme pleasure that ...-e dedicate this annual to him and to our God-- for, as Brother has taught us, It Is in giving th.lt "''e receive. �MOST REVEREND LOUIS J. REICHER, D . D ., LLD. Bishop of Austin �BROTHER PETER CELESTINE MARANTO, C. S.C. Principal �BROTHER FRANCIS BARRETT, C.S . C . Vice Principal �.aTHOl JACX>IlPPL£Y, C. S. C. TypUI , ltelJ W2a .::rTII!I Ul"IOT KOUPI~. C. 'AorW It IOIJ, •11 tOll, G Uram. Uobb)' Sbop .:)ntD ITA~liT llPUCCf, C. I. C. "-7 •. AppUdlci..u, A •· leo , lc _. Cl11b . C. �BROTH ER EDWI N REGGIO , C. S . C. Prefect of Religion, Band , Glee Club, Cheerleaders, Photography, Courier, Plane Geometry , Religion MR. FORREST WRIGHT Athle tic Director, Head Coach of Football and Baseball, B-Team Basketball, American History, Civics, English BROTHER HAROLD NA UDET, C. S . C . Spanish, Special English BROTHER JOSEPH HEISLER, C. S. C. Che mistry, Trigonometry, Alge bra, Prefect BROTHER RENE LENHARD , C. S. C. Biology, P. E. Instructor, Prefect BROTHER T HEODOSlUS FLYNN, C . S . C. Plane Geometry �MR. JOSEPH BECK Head Coach of Basketball and Track, Assistant Coach in Football, P. E, Instructor, Htstory BROTHER MICHAEL ARDOIN, C.S. C. General Science, Social Studies BROTHER DONALD HANZEL, C. S. C. Religion, Student Council BROTHER FRANCIS BOND, C. S. C. Mathematics , Religion, Bookkeeping, Prefect. BROTHER ROBERT McCARTHY , C. S, C. English, Dra matics BROTHER VICTOR VALLA, C. S. C. Journalism, English, World History , Religion, Mathematics, Prefect, Student Council �BROTHER WILLIA M CRAWFORD , C.S. C . English, Social Studies, Religion MR. ROBERT GORE Yearbook, Eng lish, Cub Athletics, Assistant Coach in Football and T rack BROTHER EMMETT STROHMEYER, C. S. C. Bookstore, Tennis BROTHER DONALD CONNOLLY, C , S. C . TREAS URER REVEREND JOSEPH RlCK , C . S. C . Chaplain BROTHER CHARLES ESCOBAR, C. S . C. Assistant Treasurer �BRO T HER MYRON BACHENHElMER , C . S. C . Librarian BROTHER MYRON ROES , C. S. C . Transportalion MRS. ELIZABETH REINECKE, R. N. Nurse MRS . MARGARET KINANE Secrelary DR. HAIVLD IVBINSON, M. D . School Phyllclan Traruponatlon �BROTHER DENNIS DOOSE, C. S.C. Religion BROTHER ROBERT BOURGEOIS, C. S.C. Religion MR. DAVID SMITH Spanish BROTHER MICHAEL DUDLEY, C. S. C. English �"' ''jP.. . . ·. ·.,.· 1' ~ ~ .. BROTHER MA TTHEW LYONS, C, S, C . MR. VI CTOR LANG Rellgion, Physical Education Special English BROTHER WILLIAM SHEENAN, C, S, C, Bi ology ��SENIORS CLASS OFFIO:RS: Pres .. ] . Buckner; Vice-Pres •. T. Koock: Sec. , J . Barajas: Treas •. G. Natsls. ADAMS, JAlv!ES D. "Blondie" ALFORD, DWIGHT D. "Buddy" BARAJAS, JOHN L Newspaper Staff 2,3,4: Senior Oass Sec· Glee Qub 4: Bowling 3. Band 1,2,3.4: Band Officer 4; National Honor Society Cub: Football Cub: Bas· ketball Cub; Baseball Cub: Mission Qub 1: Science Cub 1. retary: National Honor Society 2,3: 2nd place Declamation Contest 3: B Football 2,3: Varsity Football 4: Varsity Tennis 2,3,4: Tennis Captain 4. �BAUTISTA, RAUL R. " Rudy" Basketball Cub: Baseball Cub BRANSON, HENRY C . BRO\VN, ROBERT L "Bob" Va rsity Football 4 : !ionorary Co-Captain. BUCKNER, JCl-IN T. Newspaper Staff 2.3.4: Co· Editor4: Soph· omore Oass Secretary: Junior Oass President: Senior Qass President: Jr. National Honor Society I ; National Honor Society 2,3; Religion Medal 3: B Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4 : Tri· Captain 4; All District 4 ; Track 1,2,3.4. BU LLOCK, HUBERT H. Bowling Team I ,2. CASTRO, JOSEPH R. "Joe" �CLARK, JQ{N F. Bowling 2 .3. COSTELW, JAMES E. Glee Oub 3; Dramatics Oub 3. CUE, REINALDO A. ''Reny" Glee Oub 4; 01eer!eader 4. DANGEWAYER, PAUL E. Spring Musical 3. DETJEN. ALBERT \V. Glee Qub 4 . DIAZ. VJCTCR A, �EAST, MIQ-IAEL ' 'Mike'' Junior Qass Secretary. Gl ee Qub 4, ELMORE, OONALD R. ' ' Peanuts' ' Glee Qub 3.4; Mission Cub 3. FLORES, MANUEL D. B Football 2. GRAHAM. MIOiAEL C. "~1ike" GRIGG, LAWRENCE W, HARRIS, RUSSEll. E. "Russ·· Newspaper Staff 2; Eddie the Edsman 2: Varsity Tennis 2.3.4. Gl ee0ub4. �HERRY, JOHN L. Glee Cub 4 . HILSABECK, BRJAN A. Glee Qub 4 . IIOI.ECEK, JAMES R. ''Jim" Bowling Team 2,3. HOOVER, ROBERT J. "Bob" H UDDI.ESTON, THOMAS R. B Basketball 1.2; Varsity Basketball 3,4 . HUGHES, ROBERT L. Newspaper Staff 4: Eddie the Edsman 2: B Football 1: Yarsi!y Football 2.3,4: Varsity Tennis 2.3,4 . �KOOCK. 'IDAOTHY ''Magooso'· Newspaper Staff 4: Eddie the Edsman Artist 4: Senior Qass Vice- President: Glee Qub 3,4; Glee Oub Officer 3.4; Dramatics Qub 3.4 : Dramatics Club Officer 3; Jr. National Honor Society 1: B Football 1,2,3: Track '2; Mission Oub 2. KUNZ, \Vl ll.IAM E. ''Bill'' Glee Oub 3.4; Glee Qub Officer 4: B Football 1.2: Varsity Football 3. 4: Varsity Tennis 2,3,4. LALIEU, EMlLE R. Scuba Q ub 3,4; Scuba Oub Officer 3,4, Stage Qew 3.4. MACAULAY , MARK A. MACAULAY, MICHAEL G. "Mike" Newspaper Staff 4. MANION, KENNETH J , "Ken" Newspaper St.aff 2,3; Band 1,2,3.4; Band Officer 3.4; Band Medal 1: National Honor Society 2: Religion Medal '2: Golf Team 1,2.3; Captain 2.3. �MANN, HORACE E. ''Gene ·· Varsity Football 4 ; Honorary Co-Captain 4. MOKARZEL. FRANCIS X. Football Cub; Baseball Cub; B Football 2. NATSIS, GECRGE A. "Skip" Cub President; Freshman Qass Vicepresident; Sophomore Qass Secretary: Junior Oass Vice-president; Senior Class Treasurer; Dramatics Qub Stage Mgr. 2,3; Jr. National Honor Society Cub 1; Cub Man of the Year: Football Mgr. Cub : Basketball Mgr. Cub; Rifle Team 1.2: Captain 1.2; MissionQub3;Mission Qub Officer 3. NOLTE, IO!NI\'ETII C . "Ken" Varsity Football 3.4. PHARR, I-lARRY N. Edwardian, Staff Artist 3; Newspaper StaH 4: Business Manager 4: Clleerleader 4. POWERS, JOEL P. "Pat" Varsity Track 3.4 . �POZUELO, FERNAN J. "Fer" Glee Qub4. PRE\VITT, Ja-IN I. "Johnny" National l-lonor Society 2.3: Football Mgr. 2,3.4; Bas ketball Mgr. 2,3,4; Golf Team 2,3; Explorer Scouts 1.2. PREWITT, RAYMOND A. B Football 2,3; Varsity Footba114; Varsity Tennis 2,3: Rifle Team 2; Explorer Scout 2. PRIETO, BENJAMIN Engl ish Medal for Latin Americans 3; Bowling Team 3. QUALIA , 11-IOMAS M . ' 'Tommy'' RJQ-IBURG, MALCOM R. Glee Qub 4; Track 3. �RIVERA, MIGUE l. A. ''Mike'' Glee Club 4; B Football 1.2.3: Varsiry Football 4, Varsity Track 4 . ROBERTS, WILUAM J . "Bill" Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist: Newspaper Staff 3 .4; Co- Editor 4: National Honor Society 3; 3rd place Spelling Contest 1; 2nd place Spelling Contest 2,3 ; Scholar of the Year 3; Bowling Team 1.2,3; Rifle Team 1,2. SANCI!EZ, h'ILUAM "Billy" Glee Oub 4. SCHODTS, DAVID R. ''Butch'' Band 2,3,4 ; Band Officer 4; Bm..-IingTeam 2; Rifle Team 2. SQ-1UMACliER. CUNTON C. "Clint" Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi · finali st : NewSpaper Staff 2.3.4 : EJdie the Edsman 2; Freshman Qass President ; Sophomore Class Vice-president ; Vice-president Student Council 4; Jr _ National Honor Society Cub 1; National Honor Society 2.3; 2nd place Elocution Contest Cub: 3rd place Spelling Contest 2; Mathematics Award 3: Religion Medal Cub: Scholar of the Year 1; Football Cub: Basketball Cub. Baseball Cub; B Football 2.3; Bowling Team 1.2: Mission aub 2. SEVIER, JOSEAi H. "Joe" Band 3.4: Dramatics Oub 4- �SHARMAN, RALPH S. Newspaper Staff 3.4: Cub Vice- President; Junior Qass Treasurer; Secretary of the Student Council 4; Jr. National Honor Society Cub 1: National Honor Society 2,3; 1st Place Elocution Contest Cub; Dramatics Qub Stage Mgr. 3,4; Football Cub; Basketball Cub; B Football 2; Varsity Football 3.4: All District 3,4; Varsity Gasketball, Varsity Ttack 4 , SWE, EDWARD G. "Eddie" SMITI-1. JACK F. "Snoopy" Glee Qub 4; Varsity Football 3: Trad 3,4; Captain in Track 4 , STEELY, MJQ-IAEI. B. "Mike" 11-IOMPSON, REGINALD E. "Reggie" Ne....·spaper Staff 4: Eddie the Edsman 4; Treasurer of the Student Council 4; Glee Cub 3,4; B Football 2; Varsity Football 3.4; All District 3.4: Most Valuable Uneman of 1960. TOI.BERT, rnAIG H. Varsity Basketball 3,4. �TORRES, ARTHUR "Art" B Football 2,3: Varsity Football4: Varsity Baseball 3.4. TOUPS, GEOO.GE J . TYNDALL, THOMAS M. Rine Team 3: Scuba Oub 4. VALDEZ, lUARCA G. "Nando" Varsity Football 4: B Basketball 2,3; Varsity Basketball 4. VRBA, OONALO E. ''Don'' Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Baseball 3: All District 3. WALSH, ~UOIAELG. "Mile" B Football~. �WALTER, RIQ-IARD J , Glee Qub 2,4, WI-IITLEY , GECRGE S. Scuba Oub 4. \VlLLlAMSON, DOUGLAS P. President of the Student Council 4 ; Glee Qub 3,4; Varsity Baseball 1 ,2,3,4; Scuba Qub4. ZIMMERLY, RICJ-IARD M. "Rick" Glee Oub 4 ; Drama Oub 3: B Football 2,3; Varsity Football 4. �CLASS OffiCERS: Pres .. F. Moore; Vice-Pres . , T. Tilson; Sec., J , Sharman; Treas ., A. Saenz. Akroyd, Keith Anderson, Ke nneth Baltruzak, Ronald Barajas, James Rashara, Cllarles Alba. Jesse Bagnetto. Thomas Banuelos, Gilbert Barrera del Camp. Carlos Rashara. William �Bautista , Alfred Berchelman, Guillermo Blair, George Bradshaw, Michael canales, Terry Carnes, Clayton Clements, Charles Cook, Dennis Corser, Colman Day, Edwin Franzetti, Gary Galle, Patrick Gomez, Marcelino Gomez, William Gonzalez, Jesus Gonzalez, Ramiro Grajeda, Sergio Granville, Paul Guerrero, Michael Hall, Robert �Hazzard, Ge orge Hende rson, Jam es Hipolito, Frank Hod ges , Robe rt Jacobson , Edwin Jaime , Al varo Janda, Richard Johnson, Ro be rt Kaczm are k, John Ka iser, Danie l Ke lly, Pa trick Keogh . Steve Kos low, Robert Kra uss, Henry Kruhl, Ronald Le wis, Law rence Li ll y, Raymond, Lynch, Kenne th McNair, Fred Moore , Daniel �Moore, Francis Moore , Michael Murray. Lee Nigrelle, David Nohra, Charles Norris, John Nurre, Roben Parmelee, Fred Pedro, Steve Pinkerton, Robert Pratt, John Pran, Vincent Regnier, Thomas Richards, Will Richburg, James Robinson, Oscar Ruiz, Dan1el Saenz, AIfredo Saenz, Sigifredo Salinas, Juan �San Miguel, Abe Se a ls , William Se xton, Timothy Sharman, John Smith, Richard Stevenson, Philip Sweeney , Gregory Tilson, Thomas Todaro, Joseph T ucker, Miles Visage . Jack Wardlow , Martin Wcissenberger, Gregory Westennan, fred Wli1$lOW , Allen Zuloaga. Jose �SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. -W. Cooke: Vice-Pres. - D. Winkley; Sec. -J. Gra ha m; Treas. -P. Harris. Altmiller, John Bernal, Alejandro Briones, Robert CaSiiello, Alvaro Charbonnet, Belden, Borth, Fred Camp, William Ca vazos, Cooke, Walter Bria n Victor Harry �De lahoussa ye , Darrel D eLeon, Raymond Feely. Richard Flores, Charles Freytag , Robert Graham, John Grannis, Michae l Guerra , Roberto Harris, Pauick Hernandez, Joseph Hernandez, Paul Howard, Oscar Hudgins, Michael Humble, Nixon Izaguirre, Luis Johnson. Judd, Ro~rt Al~n Kernan , William �Khoury, George Krzywonski, Elliot Leyer, Jose Lilli, Joseph Lynch, Thomas McKie, Thomas Mewer, Douglas Montognese, Paul Moran, William Nickel, Victor Noack, John Nwre, James 0 'Neil, Joseph Ped ro, Richard Pearson, Bernard Pinckney, Roger Poplar, Eugene Ramon , Jose ph �Richardson, Willi am Rivera, Federico Salas, Lawrence Salinas, Luis Schuh, George Seals, Randy Storey , Joseph Striegel, James Suess, Paul Thom as, Richard Torres, Victor Tucker, Jeffrey Va ldez, Daniel Wilco x, Willi a m Williams, Willie Winkley, Michael Zbori l, Ronald �FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. - A. Pogue; Vice- Pres. - M. Anderson: Sec. - P. Purdy: Treas. - D. Winslow. Abshire. Anderson, Barbour. Bennett. Berry. Maurice Jack Stephen Clarence Gregory Bielicki. Darrell Abshire, \Vill i am Barak. Beavers. Berchelman. Charles Jesse Eduardo �Bi sson, James Blunt, Paul Brockman, Joaquin Brown, David Butler, John Butler, Philip Carlson , John Carter, Charles Carona , Charles Contreras, Oscar Davis, Jerry Donaldson, Paul Dotherow, James Duesing, David Elmore, Harold Enriquez, John Garcia, Alfonso Gonzalez, Arthuro Gonzalez , Joseph Greene, Oran Guerra, David Guerra, Henderson, William Hernandez, Ralph Hill, Walter )ore �Houghton, Terald Howard, Richard Hudgins, Ja mes Huddleston, Michael Huegele . John Jamison, Michael Johnson, Mark Johnson, John Joseph. Joseph Jurado, Jesse Ke lly. Micha e l Kieler, Bruce King, Clinton Klingler, Stephen Knesek, Edward Krause John Leveritt , John Logue, C ortland Lopez, James Loretta, James Luna, Luis Lyons, Robert McDonald, Patrick McKern, Scou McNamara, James �Madero, Alejandro Melendez , Paul Meneses , Ricardo Merrill, James Meurer, Charles Miller , Frank Mitchell, John Moore , Moore , T erry Moynahan Terrance Olguin, Frank Otero , Manuel Prewitt, Sidney Pogue, Alan Porfirio, l arry Porfirio, Santo Provancha, George Purdy, Pauick Ragsdale , James Rainosek, Gary Ramirez, Rolando Ramos, Gilbert Reed, Stanley Reyes, Peter Richards, John '" �Ringen bach , Bruce Robinson, Ja mes Robles , Ricardo Rovi ra, William Salinas, Hector Santa Ana, Robert Smith , Fred Smith, George Smith , John Soliz, Jesse Stro burg , hy Taylor, Robert Thompson, Richard Tiner, Ja mes Trad, William Trevino , Frank Verastique, Bernard Walker, Michael Ward, T<d Wilcox , Charles Wille, Winkley, Joseph Winslow , David Winters, Melvin Zamora , Larry lop �CUBS Bautista, Brady. Bresruk. Reuben Edwin William Fitzgerald, Michael Garcia, Gilbert. Ysidiro John �Green, Jame3 Olfers, Gary Gomez, Christopher Guerrero, Wiley Kramer , Steven Le Sassier, Plcciandra, Polanco, Victor Paul Trocmet, Geoffroy Willlam Turner, David Harper, Jeff Meaney, Willlam Lilli, Hmy Reeves, F«d King, Ronald Hill, Samuel Moran, Thomas Riley, Christopher Zi mmerly, Charle!i Fernandez, Enrlquo Kolflat, Kenneth Smith, Curtis Trevino, Jouy �Garbett, Kent Hoover, Michael Graham, Timoth y Howard, Arthur Meaney, John Schod u , Michael Ulrich, John Humann, Agustin Robinson, Scott Scott, Ne wt Habern, Marc Rodriquez, Juan She lton, Dec k Unde rwood, Ned Jame s, John Starke, Lon Urq uiza , R.tfa el Hill, John Mc Donald, James Rossi, Ronald Strom , Erik ��L. to R.: M. Aores, ]. Buckner, K. Manion, P. Po..,'ers, K. Nolte, R. Sharman, E. Lalleu, D. Vrba, W, Roberts, R. Thompson. THIRD FLOOR ROOMS Standing: R. Walter, G. Valdez, C. Tolbert. Seated: D. 'Schodts, John Barajas, M.Eas t. Standing: R. Prewllt, ]. Smith, T. Tyndall. Seated: M. Rivera, J, Costello, M. Tucker. Brother Victor Valla, CSC Prefect L. to R.: D. Wllll&mson, P. Dangelmayer. B. Prleco, l. Grtgg. J . Sevier, ]. Prewtu, R. Harris. �G. We issenberger T. Qualia G. Toups 1. Salinas H. Branson P. Stevenson G. Blair Regnier Mann Smith Tilson M. Johnson Berchelman J. Sharman Jim Barajas R. Hodges T. G. R. T. R. G. L F 0 0 R D R 0 N 0 0 c s M E s Brother Joseph Heisler, CSC Prefect G. Whitley L. Murray A. Saenz o. Nigrelle B. Grube R. Lllly J. Le yer J. Zuloaga F. Poz uelo R. Pinkerton M. Steely T. Canales E. Sime P. Granville P. Galle R. Balttuzak �Standing : \V, Richardson , L. Izaguirre, L. Salinas . P. Sues,;;, A. Bernal. A. Castiello, R. Thomas . J, Ramon. Kneeling: V. Cavazos, W. Camp, F. Rivera , W . Kernan, G. Khoury, S. Grajeda, T. Lynch. L. to R. : F. Parmelee , S, Saenz, R. Gonzales, R. Guerra, D. Koslow, T. Sexton. Brother Rene Lenhard, CSC Prefect B 0 s c 0 D L. to R.: J, Keogh. D. Cook. C. Carnes, V. Diaz, M. \Vardlaw, C. Barrera . Back Row : J, Gonzales. M. Gomez, R. Brown. From Ro"'': A. San Miguel, J, Storey, A. Jalme. 0 R M �,a _,. • • Brother Vincent De Paul Hujar. CSC Prefect Back RQw: J , Davis, E. Poplar, A. Garcia, R. Robles, D. Guerra. From Row: R. S, Johnson, M. Grannis, W. Moran, T. McKie. D E Back Row: L. Luna. M. Winters, P. Harris, G. Ramos, P. Blunt. Front Row: J , Guerra, ] . Brockman, 0 . Contreras, A. Madero. p A u L D 0 R M Back Row: B. Ringenbach, A. Pogue. J . Richards, J, Loretta, R. Meneses. Front Rbw: R. Zboril, W, Cooke, R. Feely, H. O!arbonnet. Back Row: A. Gonzalez, J. O'Neil, G. Smith, R. Lyons, D. Brown. Front Row: D. Delahoussaye. J , Enriquez. J . Tiner, D. Bielecki. �Seated: A. Humann, J, Ragsdale, J, Hill, H. Draught, ]. Rodriguez, R. Urquiza. Standing: W. Trad, J, Butler. Seated: W. LeSassier, W, Bresn.ak, M. Fitzgerald, P, McDonald, J. Beavers. Standing: W. Hill, M. Habern, G. Trocmet. CAMPION HALL Seated: R. Thompson, L Starke, E. Fernandez. Y. Garcia, M. Schodts. S. Prewitt. N. Underwood. Standing: ]. Green, F. Reeves, R. Rossi.]. Smith. Seated: B. Kieler, E. Berchelman. R. Ramirez. H. Scott. Standing: S. Kramer, J. McDonald, C. Riley. ��the parents club EXECUTIVE BOARD L. to R, - Pres, Mr. Morris Alford, Corrs. Sec. Mrs, T. R. Huddleston, Rec, Sec. Mrs. Golda Schumache r, Vice -Pres, Mr. W, T. Henderson, Treas. Lt. Col, M. 0. Clements. COMMI TTEE CHAIRMEN Social; Mrs. A. R. Hazzard freshmen: Co-Chairmen Sophomores: Mrs. DOnald Smith Mrs. Donald Krause Mrs. Ralph J. Hudgins M rs. W. T . Tucker Mrs. Charles Bashara Mrs. M. 0. Clemems Mrs. John Pinckney Mr. & Mrs. Chester Koock WAYS AND MEANS-Mr. Callan Graham & Mr. Ted Kunz PUBLICITY- Mrs. John W. Carlson COURTELY- Mrs, Gladys Corser PROGRAM-Mr. R. M. Zimmerly MEMBERSHIP- Mrs. Edwin Brady, Jr. & Mrs. Doyle Car1er TELEPHONE-Mrs. Callan Graham & Mrs. Norma Gomez MEETING HOSTESS· Mrs. Malcolm Richburg �STUDENT COUNCIL BRO. DONALD HANZEL, C,S.C. BRO. VICTOR VALlA, C.S.C. 1st Semester 2nd Semester The Student Council of St. Edward's High School is composed of twenty- four class officers a nd four student body officers . The Student Council has rende red invaluable service to the school , distinguishing itself in numerous activities on and off campus. One can everywhere see the Student Council members at work, organizing and helping to make a fine spirit of doing things T<X;ETHER. ST UDE NT BODY OFFI C ERS L. to R.-Sec, R. Shanna n, Pres. D. Williamson, V.-Pres. C. Schuhmacher, Treas, R. Thompson. �HONOR SOCIETIES Nomination to t he Junior National and National H onor Socie t ies is dependent upon t he establishment of a general average of 85 %. Nominees are e l ected to membership by a faculty committee which considers each nominee 's school cit i zenship , service , leadership , character , attitude , enthusiasm for schol a r ship , participation in activities , attendance at school - sponsored events , and freedom from disciplinary censure. THE CROSSMEN national honor society JOHN BARAJAS JOHN BUCKNER CHARLES CLEME N TS WA L TER C OOKE ROBER T HALL PA T RICK HARRIS JAMES HE N DERSON MICHAEL H UD G INS ROBERT HUGHES RO NALD KRUHL LAWRENCE LEWIS KENNETH MA N IO N FRA N CIS MOORE STEVE N PEDRO JOHN PRATT WILLIAM RO B ERTS CLINTON SCHUHMACHER JOHN SHARMA N RALPH SHARMA N JAMES S T RIEGEL GREGORY SWE ENE Y THOMAS TILSON MICHAEL WALSH DE NNIS WINKL EY RONALD Z BOR!L THE JUNIOR CROSSlVIEN JUntor nation al honor society MA R CE L LUS ANDERSON GREGORY BERRY J A MES BISSON MICHAEL F ITZGERALD WILLIAM HEN DERSON C L INTON KING COURTLAN D LOGUE WIL L IAM MEANEY PAUL P ICCIANDRA HO WAR D SHELTON RICHA RD THOMPSON JOSE P H WIN KL EY DAV ID WINSLOW MELVIN WINTERS CHA R LES Z IMMERLY �CROSSMEN Top L toR: F. Moore, M, Walsh, P, Harris, W , Roberts, R. Hall. 3rd Row : R. Sha rman, 1. Sharman, R. Kruhl, J. Buckner, S, Pedro, C. Schuhmacher. 2nd Row: R. Hughes, G. Sweeney, L. Lewis, J. Striegel, M. Hudgins, K. Manion, D. Winkley. 1st Row : 1. Barajas, C. Clements, T. Tilson, J. Henderson, W, Cooke, R. Zboril, J. Pratt. J UNIO R CROSSMEN Top L toR: D. Winslow, M. Winters, J. Bisson, W. Henderson, C. Logue. 2nd Row: J. Winkley, W, Meaney, P. Picciandra , G. Berry, C. King. 1st Row: H, Shelton, M, Fitzgerald, C. Zimmerly, R. Thompson, M. Anderson. �OW' A ROlA N A CHARLES CLEMENTS DAVID NIGR£LLE Busineu Manager Editor Staff memben busy 11 work 11 aulgned tasks are pubUclst and business m1nager'1 aulstant DENNIS COOK 1nd copywrher and editor's usUtant ROBERT HALL. Both readlly•gree thata yearbook c.an be auembled only by everyone working TOGETHER. BROTHER EOWJ.N REGGIO, C . S. C. Photographer MR. RCJeERT Gall Moderator Attbt �First Row: L. to R.-L. LeWiS, W. Henderson, A. Saenz, R. Thompson, T. Tilson, Second Row: L. tO R.-0. Brown, J, Sharman, F. Moore, W. Roberts, C. Qements, J, Weissenberger. Standing: L. to R.-J. Barajas, R. Sharman, J, Striegel, J, Buckner, R. T, l<oock. The man behind TIGERTOWN - Bro. Victor Valla, C.S.C.- "The Magazine for Discriminating Readers !" �EDDIE the EDSMAN L. to R.- Writer Reggie Thompson, Typist Frank Moore, Proofreader William Roberts. and Ganoonist Tim Koock. �THE COURIER The Courier i s a religious bulletin which carries each week a message from the Prefect of Religion to the SIUdem bcxly. Each year a different "catch phrase" and c.1noon theme is used, Titis year the theme is nautic.'ll. From the Captain's deck we hear the sound of "NOW HEAR T!-US" and the reply from the cartoon character. "AYE, AYE. SIR!" PREFECT OF RELIGI ON BROTHER EDWIN REGGIO, C. S.C. �KNIGHTS OF THE ALTAR First Row: L. to R. - R. Thompson, N. Underwood . M. Fitzgerald, J, Ragsdale, M. Habern. 8. Lessasier, J, Brockman. Second Row: L. to R.-S. Prewitt. J, Rodriquez, P. MacDonald, R. Ramirez, \V, Bresnek. Y. Garcia. R. Urquiza. G. Trocmet. Third Row: L. to R.-J , Green, C. Ril ey. \V. Cooke, J . MacDonald, B. Ringenbach, H. Drought. Fourth Row: L. toR. -J. Beavers, A. Pogue, M. Grannis, G. Ramos. R. Walters. R. Lilli. A. Garcia. Fifth Row: L. to R. J, Butler, W. Trad, G. Smith, P. Harris. R. Brown, R. Prewitt. B. Keiler, N. Scan,). Davis, E. Berchelman. Father M. Johnston. 0 . P., R£treat Master, distributes Holy Communion. Sidney Prewitt is serving. Father J . Rick. C.S.C., Ou.pl.ain, celebrates First Friday l-&ss. M. Gra nnis aod K. Manion �SCUBA L. to R. , G. Whitley, D. Williamson, Bro. Stanley Repucci , esc. L. to R. , A, Judd, G. Whitley, E. Lllieu, D. Williamson, J, Hill. W. Bresnak. J, Beavers. Expl•>rer Scouts Post 4 have a night practice session in the pool. P. Blunt adjusts gear on Emile Lalieu. �SCOUTING BUILDER OF MEN The Boy Scouts is an organization which seeks to train boys in character and citizenship. The boy scam idea was founded by Baron Baden· Powell, during the Boer War in South Africa, to develop self-reliance, resourcefulness, courage. and other hardy virtues, Since that time it has grown into an internationally recognized organization. At St. Edwards , Bro. Stanley has taken this tradition and through his extensive efforts and example has built a well organized and highly efficient builder of men. Brother Stanley and his scouts are backed solidly by a committee of four Brothers, including Brother Peter Celestine, C,S,C., the principal. Certainly tobeouts tandinglycredited for the success of the troop and post are the boys themselves . Thrusting-the whole of their energies into their own and their units' improvement, they have come to the pinnacle of s couting heights: National Recognition. Brother Stanley Repucci, C.S.C., explorer advisor and Scoutmaster, Winner of the Scouter's Key. anational recognition for work in scoutmg. THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I ~o.•ill do my best: To do my duty to God and my country. and to obey the Scout Law; To help other people at all times : To keep myself physically strong. mentally awake. and morall y straight. David Brown, Galveston. President of Explorer Post 4, a nd Sidney Prewitt. Temple. senior patrol lea de r of Scout Troop 4. proudly display the national camping awa rds and newly received charters. �TROOP 4 POST 4 First Row-L. to R.-1. Hill, D. Shelton, B. Prewitt, M. H.abern, R. King. Second Row-L. tO R.-D. Turner, R. Urquiza. M. Fitzgerald, A. Humann, F. Reeves. L. to R.-Sec. C. Logue, Treas. M. Huddleston, Scoutmaster Bro. Stanley. Pres. D. Brown. Sr. Patrol l..ea.der B. Prewitt. First Row-L. m R.-J. Stroburg, M. Huddleston, D. Brown, C. Logue. G. Trocmet, J, Smith. Second Row-L. to R.-W. Rovera, R. Taylor, W. Williams, F. Smith, M. Johnson. W. Trad, P. Donaldson. �BROTHER EDWIN REGGIO, C. S.C. Director JOSEPH SEVIER DWIGHT ALFORD Sergeant Sergeant the tiger band KENNETH MANION captain MICHAEL GUERRERO 1st Liemenant GEORGE HAZZARD 2nd Lieutenant �Top Row L. 10 R - 1. Sevier, D. Schodts, D. Alford, R King. G. Khoury, and R Brown. Bonom Row L. 10 R - 0 . Greene, G. Hazzard, R Johnson, C. King, S. Barbour, C. carnes, and l Kaczmarek. �Top Middle: 1 Levr.rlu. Top Row (1.. 10 R. ): L. Sal&l, R. Guerra, M. Wlntr.n. 1 MerriiJ, D. MeLller, V. Mickel. Middle Row (L. toR.): K. 1\.Unlon. R. tl&ll, M. Hudgl111, T. Regnie r, 1 Hudglnt. Boucm Row (L. 10 R. ): H. Krauu, 1 Tuck«, M. Guerrc.ro. G. Sweeney. �TIGER SWING BA N D Back Row L, toR. - R. Hall, K. Manion, R. Johnson, D. Schodu, M. Winters, and I.. Salas. Front Row I.. toR. -J. Tuck er, H. Krauss, M. Guerrero. and G. Sweeney. On Piano Keyboard-M, Hudgins. �The TIGER BAND in action at a football game. The SWING BAND emenains at a basketball game. The TIGER BAND led the throng at Top Night. Dan Valdez and Billy Rovira, future TIGER SANDMEN �L. ro R.-2nd Lt. T. Koock, Capt. W. Kunz, 1st Lt. M. Guerrero. and accom· panist M. Hudgins. tiger glee club Brother Edwin Reggio, C. S. C. , Director �Top Row L. toR. ·D. Cook. J. Costello. F. Pozue.lo, M. Ea1t, R. Baltruzak, R. Zlmmuly, B. Hlbabe.clc, and D. Elmore. B01tom Row L. toR. -D. Adam•. M. RJvua, W, Sanchez, R. Ptnkuton, and M. Richburg. �Top Row L. toR. -R. Cue, C. Clements, D. Williamson, and R. Walter. Middle Row L. toR. -R. Harris, M. Guerrero, W. Kunz, and T. Koock. Bottom Row L. to R.-J. Smith, J. Visage, J. Herry, and L. Valdez. �DRAMA L. to R.: K. lvlanion, J. Sevier, T . Koock, M. Tucker, John Barajas, W. Sanchez, P. Powers. " NOW O R NEVER " By BROTHER DUNSTAN BOWLES. C,S, C. Directed By BROTIIER ROBERT McCARTifY, C.S.C. This original one act play was presented at the Catholic Theatre Conference Regional Drama Festival. h was held at Incarnate Word Academy. Corpus Ouisti, Texas. on November 17 & 18. 1961. Tim Koock and William Sanchez in action. Brother Robert McCarthy. C. S. C. demonsuates the correct gesture to �VALEDICTORIAN class of 1962 \VILLIAM JOSEPH ROBERTS �scholarship Rocco C. Caffarelli Merit Scholarship Award to CLINTON CHARLES SCHUHMACHER Having begun with 600, 000 candidates in 15, 500 schools, and after a series of examinations, !0, 000 Finalist were chosen. From this august number 1, 000 Merit Scholars were selected. This is considered by most educators as the top scholarship program in the nation. National Merit Scholarship Finalist WILLIAM JOSEPH ROBERTS �scholars of the year CHARLES ZIMMERLY HOWARD SHELTON Class of '67 Class of '66 JOHN PRATT Class of '63 DA V!D WINSLOW Class of '65 DENNIS WINKLEY Class of '64 �man of the year To that member of the senior class who by his attitude and general con duct in scholastic and extra curricular activities has demonstrated , in the opinion of the faculty, that he is a St. Edward ' s Man, that is, a man of faith and honesty, strength of character , respectful for lawful author ity; who has won the confidence of his fellow students; in general , a student who shows the qualities of character which will make him a worthwhile citizen , dedicated to promoting the common good by serving God and his fellow men, goes the school's highest honor. JOHN THOMAS BUCKNER �athlete of the year To the A t hlete who , in the judgment of the faculty, most completely typifies those traits of character which athletics are meant to develop : sportsmanship, leadership, and cooperation; to a student who is recog nized for his team spirit and gentlemanly conduct both on and off the p l aying f i eld , is granted the ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARD . STEVEN DOUGLAS PEDRO �cub man of the year To a member of the 8th grade who shows himself to live up to the ideals set forth in the Code of the St . Edward's Man by his conduct in and out of the classroom and on the athletic field , is awarded the CUB MAN OF THE YEAR HONOR. CHARLES ZIMMERLY �GET ACQUAINTED DANCE Terry canales and Otris carlson Manuel Flores and Maria Lutterath Moreno in the stretch. �Tim Koock and Margaret Townsend H A L L D A N 0 c w E E N E David Turner and Pam McNuu BEST COSTUMES Miles Tucker and Sharon Potchernick �HOLIDAY MUSICIAL THE TIGER BAND-TH E CHORUSES C HRISTMAS PROGRAM St. lv1ary's Glee Club under the direction of Sister M. Rose Anthony, c.s.c. The St. lv1ary's Academy and St. Edward's High School Mixed 01orus directed by Brother Edwin Reggio, c.s.c. The Tiger Glee Oub directed by Brother Edwin Reggio, C.S.C. The Tiger Band directed by Brother Edwin Reggio, C.s.c. �TI1e Bunny Hop L. to R. : E. Kruhl, M. Guerrero, B. Hoover, M. P{effer,J.Kunz . D. Williamson , V, Guerrero. Pat Powers and O audia Morgan. c h F r. 0 r m a I 1 s t m a s S. Mc Kern, M. Mueller , J, Ka czma rek. K. K.l iser , and B. KWlZ. Ben Veras tigue and Terry Martinez. Bill Moran and Sheila Leary. �ANNUAL TALENT SHOW Michelle Fa llon, 2nd Place Solo Division- St. Mary' s Academy Wa lter Cook. Master of Ceremonies I ~ u , . l ~ ~ • ••• \ . 'P. ·Ill John Mitchell, Winner Solo Division Soul Movers- T. Koock, H. Pharr, and M. Guerrero �Donna Burns- St. Mary's Academy " Three Blind Mice, ~ Winners Group Division C. Schumacher, D. Alford , and D. Schodts. S. Bolieu and M. Potchernick, 2nd Place Group Division- St. Mary's Academy. "Peanuts, ·• C. Z imm erly, R. Zimmerly, M. Pfeffer, S. Neville, M. Tucker, and J. Prewitt. Michael Hudgins �Left to Right - Ann Ball and Robin Hall, Charles Clements and Peggy Carson. the sweetheart dance Jim Henderson and Maureen Redfearn Brian Hilsabeck and Sharon Potchernick Danny Kaiser and Karen Kaiser �spring musical extravaganza PRESENTED BY ST. EDWARD 'S HIGH SC HOOL AND ST. MARY 'S ACADEMY Ap ril l , 2, 3, 1962 ,.,,.11£'11 by Bmtlx r Ed1J1.n R q:gio, CSC St. EdiJ'ard's Higb Scbool A tulin, Texm The Tiger Band and Glee Club under the direction of Brother Edwin Reggio, C. S, C, , combined forces once again with the St. Mary Academy Belles, directed by Sister M, Rose Anthony, C, S, C. IF I WERE MAYOR. a musical comedy in two acts played to three capacity audiences and was accla imed as a "Four Star Production. '' ~The World Famous Big Bluff City Hall Guards"' �Lynda Matocha sings and sways to "1 Love Paris" "Mayor Waldo Watson" (Michael Guerrero) presents the "Key to the City" to Cathy (Susie Lucas), "Hey, Look 'em over, lend them an ear. Listen to speeches promised, oh, so clear, , .. . " �Waldo Watson ( Guerrero ) sings, "Gather round me, ever ybody, .• - In ACCENTUATE THE POSI T IVE KBB-TV Educational out there In TV land.. The Big Bluff Shoe1h1ne Boy ( Charles Zimmerly .1ndAnne Dusek) M.lu Dobe ( M.1ry Potchun.l ck) 1e1che.s lhe Big Bluff dd&e:n.J how ro ling. • ••• you begin wirh DO RE ).U ... • ��Tigerman FRED PARMELEE TIGER CHEERLEADERS L. to R.: V. Guerrero , L. Lewis, M. Potchernick, R. Kruhl. C. Gadson, H. Fharr, J, Reyes, R. Cue. The young ladies are students at St. Mary's Academy. BROTI-!ER EDWI N REGGIO, C. S.C. Moderator ��Head Coach FORREST WRIGHT Assistant Coach Assistant Coach ROBERT GCRE JOSEPH BECK TIGE R ACHIEVEMENTS SOI.TI1iWEST ACADEMIC !.LAGUE NORTH ZONE DISTIUCT Q-IAMPIONS Holy Cross of San Antonio .• , ..... .... . , . ..... St. Josefit of Yoakum .•• . .• .•. •••••••••.•.••• Peacock Military Academy of San Antonio • • • • . • . • . • • • • • • • • • • . • . • • • • • Bishop Forest of Schulenberg . •••••••• , ••.•• • • • Texas School for the Deaf . • . •...•••• •• . .. . • • • St. Mary of Taylor , •• , •• , .• , •. • . •••• , , • , • . • . • San Marcos Baptist Academy • ••• • •••• . , . • • • • • • 0 0 St. Edward's •••• • •. • •.••• • .••.•••••••• ..• • •.• 0 St. Edward's .... ........ , ... .... ........ .. ... 0 6 0 0 0 0 St. St. St. St. St. Edward's . .. ..... . . . .. ...... . .. ... .. . . .. . 18 Edward's •••. •• . • . •••••• •• •• • •• . • . • • • • ••• . 0 Edward's • . •.• •• .. ••• • ••••••••• •. ••• •••• • 20 Edward's . . . .. ... , , • , • , • . , . . ... . . , •• , • , • . • 12 Edward's . ••• .••• • , ... .. ... . .. . .. . . . .... .. 14 �TIGER CAPTAINS JOHN BUCKE R Tackle R ALP H SHARMAN ALL DISTRICT Those members of the Tiger team selected by the opposing coaches as outStanding represent.ttlves for the all-district eleven are: L. to R.: Front Row: John Sharman, Gilbert Banuelos, John Buckner. Back Row: Reggie Thompson. Ralph Sharman. Dennis Cook. �THIS IS our TIGER team TIGERS ROAR IN FIRST UNDEFEATED SEASON Coach \-.'right proved his coaching powers as he took the whip to his unproven Tigers and sha ped an undefeated team in this, his second year as Tiger mentor. Never before has Tigertown seen football as this team played it. Running a unique forma tion, Coach Wright's 1"''0 qua rterbacks directed an explosive offense that repeatedly prcxluced long scoring runs . The Tigers pounded the opponents ' lines, swept their ends, and pierced their secondaries to roar through the schedule to the district championship, with nary a loss. Tile Tigers of '61 set a standard for the future that truly will be hard to equa l. We will long re· member these Tigers. �ST. EDWARD'S TIES HOLY a.OSS 0-0 At halftime Coach Wright talks to the team, correcting the first game mistakes and instructing them on how m better carry out their assignments. Both teams . their de· fenses controlling the play, struggled to a mid· field standstill. ST. EDWARD'S TIES ST. JOSEPH OFYOAKt.JNI 0-0 Oscar Howard carries again as he swept to a total of 110 yards in the game. The Tigers were able to get their offense rolling, but were harassed by multiple penalties. Though it showed its offensive potential. the Tigers' team again had to settle for a draw. �ST. EDWARD'S BEATS PEACOCK MIUTARY ACADEMY 18-6 Such play as this soon became known as the Tigers began to " eat up" the opponents . Peacock scored after covering a fumbled punt , but the Tigers smashed back as they took the ensuing kick-off and returned the six-point compliment. Howard, Sharman, and Nohra did the scoring for the roaring Tigers. ST. EDWARD'S TIES BISHOP FOOEST OF SOIULENBERG 0-0 Don Vrba picked up valuable yardage both on offense and defense. Here he set up the Tigers' first scoring threat. Later he intercepted a Bishop Forest pass to kill one of their drives. Again, It was a matter of lots of yardage for the Tigers, but no score. �ST. EDWARD'S BEATS TEXAS SGIOOL FOR TI-lE DEAF '20- 0 Ralph Sharman looked across the field to be sure everyone was watching as he smashed through the middle of the line, turned to the sidelines , and danced 95 yards for the Tigers' second score. In this important district game the Tigers showed their explosiveness a s Oscar Howard returned the opening kickoff 90 yards for the first score, and Dennis Cook clima xed the scoring on a dash of 69 yards. It marked the Tigers' first victory over T.S.D. in 13 years. ST. EDWARD'S BEATS ST. MARY'S DE' TAYLOR 12-0 Big Jim Barajas clears away the only Ram defender between Oscar HoWard and the goal line, some 80 yards away. Beautiful aggressive play such as this enabled the Tigers to defeat an aggressive and valiant St. Mary's team. Again the starters paved the way for the Tiger reserves to see lots of valuable action. �ST. EDWARD'S WHIPS SAN MARCOS ACADEMY FOR DISTRICT OiAMPlONSHIP 14-0 It was a frustrating night for the Bears as here Rick Zimmerly interrupts a needed Bear pass . Performing for their T.O.P. night crowd, the Tigers punished the visiting Bears and s wept to their first dis trict title in the S.A. L Completing an undefeated s chedule , the Tigers proved that their color truly was golden. Joy there was in Tigert own! ST. EDWARD'S LOSES BI-DISTRICT TO BISHOP FOREST 16-0 Battling for thei r firs t pos t-season victory. the Tigers met a vastl y improved, fired-up Bishop Forest team in Schulenberg. Frustration was everywhere for the Tigers as here Ra y Prewitt comes too late to stop a completed pass . The victors struck for two quick first half touchdowns and then finished the night with a twenty-five yard field goal. It was certa inly a long ride home. �HONORARY CAPTAINS ROBERT BROW"N, Carlsbad , New Mexico TIGERS ON DEFENSE These Tigers allo.,.,·ed only six points in 1961: l., toR. : Front Row : J, Buckner, G. Mann, G. Banuelos, J, Sharman, Coach Gore, Second Row: R. Thompson, R. Smith. S. Barbour. R. Brown, D. Cook. W. Kunz. Third Row: M. Guerrero, R. Zimmerly. J, Visage , S. Pedro, R. Prewitt, K. Nolte. �T 0 p N I G H T L. to R.: D. Williamson, T.O.P. Girl Martha Pfeffer, Jim Costello. Sandra Neville, Gloria Moreno, Gene Mann. Top ROO driven by Mike Moore �Front row: Y. Garcia, D. Shelton, C. Zimmerly. H. Draught. W, Bresna.k. P. Picciandra. C. Smith, G, Olfers. Second row: T. Evans, C. Gomez,]. Rodriguez. J, Trevino. R. Connolly, E. Brady. R. Bautista. A. Howard. Third row: Coar.h McDermott, A. Humann. F. Reeves, M. Fitzgerald, E. Fernandez. R. Rossi. W. Guerrero. J . McDonald, S. Kramer, Trainer Bravo. CUB FOOTBALL CHARLES BRAVO JAMES McDERMOTT Coach KH!een. Bryan . West •.• 6 Cubs. 0 Cubs. 46 Cubs. Trainer 22 . 12 Killeen. Bryan. ROBERT GORE Supervisor Killeen....... • ..• 0 Cubs.. West. .....• 8 SCubs. a cubs .. . 36Cubs . . ..... 6 . ..... 6 . 12 �CROSS- COUNTRY Throughout the fall nwnerous beings were seen pacing around the countryside in shorts, T- shirts , tennis shoes, and cartridge belts. An innovation of Coach Beck, the weighted belts added poundage to help build strength and endurance for those athletes primarily interested in basketball and track. OFF-SEASON CLIN ICS WEIGHT UFTING The Tigers really took to the stage in nwnbers as Coach Gore's weight lifters "''ent to work. A graduated program, the pwpose of which was to develop strength and not "body- beautiful," It filled the long winter gap with superb conditioning. �]aiEPH BECK Head Coach TIGER STATISTICS St. Stephen 's -- ----·· ··-- -- - - - ---- - ------------ -------- -- ------ 40 Blind. Deaf. and Orphans ---·-···-------- - ----------------------- 52 Holy Oos.s of San Antonio -- - - --------------- --- - - --- -- -- -- - ---- - - 41 Anderson -- - ----- •• ·-··· --------------------------------- ··- -- 41 •s t. Anthony's of San Antonio --- --- - --- -- ------ -- ------ - --------- 29 Anderson -- ------ - • • - - - ------------- ------ --- ----------- -- ---- - C •Texas School for the Deaf- --- ----- - - - - -------------------------- 34 St. Stephen's --------------------------------------- - -----------27 •concordia --- - -- ------ - ---------------------------------------- 34 "St. Mary ' s of Taylor -------------------------------------------- C St. Gerar d's of San Antonio ------ - - - -- -------------------- ------ 37 •Texas School for the Deaf -- ----------------- -- - - - -- -- --- ------- 24 •concordia --- --------- • ---------- - ------ - -------------- --- - -- 38 •st. Anthony's of San Antonio ---- ---- -- - - - - - --- ------ - --- ---- - --- 43 •st. Mary's of Taylor ------------------------------------------- 41 Holy Oos.s of San Antonio ------------------ --------- --- --------- 37 St. Gerard's of San Antonio ----- - ---- - - - - - - -- --- - -------------- -- 39 Blind. Dea f, and Orphans ------------------ -- - - --- - - ----- - ------- 37 St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. Edward's --- - --- - -------- 32 Edward's ----------- - -- -- 65 Edward's --- - ------ - --- - - 38 Edward 's - -- - -----------34 Edward's ---------------- 35 Edward's ---------------- C Edward's ------ -- ------- 57 Edward' s ---- - --- --- ---- 33 Edward's --------------- 58 Edward's --- - - - --- - ------ C Edward's --------------- 59 Edward' s - - ------------- 49 Edward 's --- - --- - ------- 72 Edwar d's -- -- ---- ---- -- -- 49 Edward 's ---------------- 66 Edward's --- ------------ 53 Edward's ------------ - -- 38 Edward's ------- - - - ---- - 62 SOUTHWEST A CADEMIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHI P GAME St. Ludmila. Shiner ------ - - 45 • Denotes Conference Game C: c ancelled game �Tom Tilson leads the teamthroughthetria ngle . Rebounding a jump shot taken by T.S.D. , No. 25 is Bob Huddles- F. Olguin lays in 2 points against St. Stephens. The White Stags. cheering squad, in action at T.S.D. game. �Clockwise- M. Moore, f . Valdez. J. Weisenberger , B. Huddleston, F. Moore, J. Norris, A. Saenz, R. Sharman , T. Tilson, under the ball is m anager C. Logue. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS F. G. F. T. Frank Moore RBD. PTS. 242 235 F, G. F. T. RBD. PTS. 11 77 29 26 12 AI 96 43 Saenz Mike Greg Weisenberger 46 40 91 132 6S 39 105 169 Fernando Valdez 24 Tilson 51 44 66 146 Ralph Sharman 21 Johnny Norris 33 26 62 92 MOO<O Bobby Huddleston Tom Capta.in Frank Moore �to i VICTORY �s T A T E c H A M p I ON s �BACK ROW L. TOR. -I. Visage, T. Mc Ki e , P. Harris , M, Wilcox, B. Kernan, V. Po lanco, and Manage r I . Pratt, fRONT ROW L. TOR. -I. Hernl1ndez, 1. Sha r'llan, C. Nohra, M. Grannis, P. Moore, W, Hill, and F. Bautista. "B" basketball Coach F01:rest Wright B'• B'• ,., B'• B' • B'• B' • B'• B'• B'• B'• B'• SEASON'S TOTAL SCORING 1081 PTS, 39 35 41 43 34 21 41 35 41 60 39 47 St. Stephen B. D. &0, Hol y C ross Ande rson Johnston T ra vis St. Anthony T. S, D. St. Stephen Fulm01:e Concordia St, Gerard 23 31 34 60 30 37 43 29 23 45 45 41 CO- C APTAI NS CHARUE NOHRA MIKE WILCOX Bryan T. S. D. Concordia St. Anrhony St. Mary (Va rsity) Holy Cross B. D. &0, St. Gerard St. Anthony St. Anthony Inttamural Champions 38 40 28 29 29 35 35 42 40 26 41 B'• B'• B's B'• B'• B'• B' • B'• B's B'• B'• 41 53 47 50 65 64 56 49 64 65 51 TOP REBOUNDER & SCORER MIKE WILCOX 239 PTS, 368 RBDS. �Back Row L. toR. - H. Drought, Captain c. Gomez, R. Rossi , P. Picdandra , and J. Rodriguez. Front Row L. toR. -J. MacDonald, C. Smith, C. Zimmerly, W, Guerrero, and S, Kramer. Pictures not included-R. Bautista, J. Acosta. CUB BASIZETBALL Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs 46 32 34 49 2 46 St. Austin Guadalupe St. Louis Temple Dolores St. Ignatius 43 43 13 34 0 9 St. Jgnatius Dolores Temple St. Louis Guadalupe St. Austin Coach Dennis Ka men 7 0 30 25 22 26 Cllbs Cubs Cubs Cub• Cubs Cubs 47 27 43 14 22 �I N B A T s R K E A M T B A u R A L L L HOMEROOM 111 Front Row L. toR. ~R. Zi mmerly, D. Vrba, and J. Prewilt. Back Row L. toR.- J. Smi th, P. Dangelmayr. and C. Tolbert. STATISTICS Homeroom 111 B-9 A- 1 Won Lon ' 1 Homeroom A- S B-10 A-3 C-2 • denotes champion Intramural Champions 41,.,.,. MBM Team M Won Lon 1 4 0 0 �Left to rlght:C:O.ch Bro. Emmett Strohmeyer, G. Berry, R. Harth, R. Hugbet, and CapUlin J. S.ra ja1. w. Richardton, W, Kun:t, 1 IGER fbNNIS SCHEDULE Ftb. 8 vtctorta High School Mar. Feb. 12 Travh High School M&r. 15 Tuvh High School Feb. 17 Teu1 MIUUity ln1drute M&r. 16 & 11 Jacee Tournament Feb., 20 McCallum High School Mar. 23 Belton High School 10 vtctorfa High School Feb. 23 Awd n HIgh School Apr. 'l McCallum l-lgh ScbooJ Feb. 24 Be.lton 1-«gh School Apr. 6 Awdn High School Feb. 27 Johruton High School Apr. 8 John1ton High School Mat. 3 Tuu MtUw-y lrudtute April IS 1t. 14 St. Edward'• CatboUc S<:bool Tournament �Bobby Hughes roars his challenge! Brother Emmett directs his Tigers. Ruu Hl.rris play• It smooth. �March 3 LOCKHART INVITATIONAL TRACK March 9- 10 BORDER OLYMPICS March 16 DISTRICT M EET March 22 JOHNSTON FRESHMAN INVITATIONAL March 30 DISTRICT MEET HEAD COACH JOE BECK ' April 6- 7 TEXAS RELAYS April7 ST. ANTHONY INVITATIONAL April 14 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP April 28 LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP May 13 HOUSTON KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS lNVITATIONAL AssistAnt Coach ROBERT GORE �Front row , L- R: 0 . Howard , M. Grannis, R. Zbori!, M. Provancha , M. Rive ra, R. Sha rman, Second row: T. McKie, R. Murray, R. Smith, 0 . Contreras, A. Pogue, L. Luna , E. Poplar. Third row : J. Henderson, 1. Smi th, F. Vald ez, P, Harris, J. Sharman, P. Powers. Not Pictured : C. Clements, L. Lewis, W. Sanchez. S. A. L. 1962 f ron t ro w, L-R: D. Guerra , J. Tiner, J. Dotherow , R. Robles, D. M eurer. Second row: A Gonza lez. mgr.; C. Barrera del Campo. ��ROY MURRAY TOP TIGERS M. GRANNIS 1. SMITH �March 6 Lanier March 9 Lockhart March 12 Anderson March 15- 17 Lockhart Tournament March 20 La Salle • March 24 Bishop Reicher March 27 Lockhart March 29 Anderson • • April 2 Concordia • denotes double- header April 4 La Siille • April 7 St. Stephen • • April 9 Concordia • • April 12 St. Mary, Fredericksburg • • April 27 St. Mary, Fredericksburg May 1 SL Stephen • • • May 4 St. Anthony • May 6 St. Gerard May 8 St. Stephen • denotes conference game �Standing L. toR. - Coach F. \"right, Manager D. Vrba, S. Porfirio, D. Ruiz, F. McNair, I. Norris, and Managers G. Smith and S, Barbour. Kneeling L. toR. - I. Barajas, F. Bautista, T . Tilson, A. Torres, F. Hipolito, R. Kruhl, J. Hernandez, and D, Williamson, Jotm Norris An Torres Char He Nohra �outfielders J. HERNANDEZ F. BAUTISTA J. NORRlS D. WILLIAMSON R. KRUHL �Club baseballers for the 1962 season include, from left to right in front row : R. Bautista, J. McDonald, E. Fernandez, P. Picciandra, E. Brady; in the back row , R. Connally, I. James, A. Howard, w. Guerrero, Coach Kaman, S, Kramer, G. Oifers, J. Ulrich, C, Zimmerly. A. C. I. L. March March April April April April April April 25 St. Austin at St. Edward 's 27 Temple at St. Edward's 1St. Mary at St. Edward 's 8 St, Mary's at St. Edward's 14 St. Edward at Dolores 15 St. Edward u St. Louis 28 Guadalupe at St. Edward's 29 St. Ignatius at St. Edward's C UB CO A CH DE NNIS KAME N ��PRAYING TOGETHER On the first Friday of each month, the entire swdent bOOy winds its way in a snakelike procession to the College Olapel for Mass. Following the Mass, the messed Sacrament in exposed for adoration until five o'clock in the afternoon. At three different times during the year, a day is set aside for recollection a nd prayer. The regular classwork rests while a ttention is focused on meditation, conferences by a reueat master, Mass, Holy Communion and Benediction of the Blessed Sacra ment. The Student Body prays TCXiETHERat the dialogue Mass. �FATHER WILLIAM MELODY, C . S. C. Retreat Master FATHER JOSEPH RICK , C. S. C. Chaplain FATHER MAURICE JOHNSTON, O. P. Retreat Master �PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Lynch M r. and Mrs. G. E. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mann Mr. and Mrs. J. J. F a rley Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McNair Dr. and Mrs. Leo Hughes Mr. and Mrs . George Wi lliams Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kramer Mr. and Mrs . w. R. Zbo ril Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Macaulay Mr. and Mrs. E . G. Ramirez Mrs. Bea Venarske Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Natsis, J r . M r. and Mrs. w. F. Kieler Mr . and Mrs. v. s. N ickel Dr. and M r s. G. Berchelrnan Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Charbonnet Mr . and Mrs. w. A. Prewitt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Krauss Mr. and Mrs . H. G. Altmiller Dr. and Mrs. T A Regnier ·Mr and Mrs, A. L. Gonzalez Mrs. Lorene B. Grigg Mr. and Mrs. W. E Turner Mr. and Mrs. L. A . Zaldivarde Ramos M r. and Mrs. E. M. Salinas Col. and Mrs. c. A. Hilsabeck Mr. Joseph Battista Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Daugherty Col. and Mrs. M. 0. C l ements Mr. and Mrs. Tom East, Jr. Mr . and Mrs. F. B. Loretta Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Carlson Col . and Mrs. J. D. Striegel Mr. and M r s. G il bert Moore Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kruhl Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Bel den Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lilli Mr. and Mrs. J. H . Sevier Mr. and Mr s . c. H. Harris Col. and Mrs. R. T. Hall Mr . and Mrs. J. W. Sharman Mr . and Mrs. Jeane R. Porfirio Dr. and Mrs. s. P. Todaro Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Saenz Mr. and Mrs. J. Brockman Mr. and Mrs. F. X. G r anville Mr. a nd Mrs. V. J. Ho l ecek Mrs. Gel da Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Popl a r Mrs. Luz K. Trad Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. M. Gonzalez B . Mrs. Ma r gari ta Bus - Romero Mrs . Carmen R. de Contreras Mr . and Mrs. T. c. T il son Mrs . D. R. Schodts Mr . and Mrs . J. E. Harris Col. and Mrs 0. B. Steely Mr . and Mrs. Nelson Nol te Mrs. L. D. Watrous Mr. and Mrs . w. J. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Underwood Mrs. L. s. Brown Mr . and Mrs T. J. O'Neil Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Howard Friends and Parents of St. Edward ' s Students �the sophisticated mag for discriminating readers "since 1961" reaching into over 900 homes CO-EDITORS : JOHN BUCKNER WILLIAM ROBERTS �... H. E. B. FOOD STORES OPERATING TEN STORES IN AUSTIN compliments of G&H printing company inc. CREATIVE DESIGNERS AND PRINTERS OFFSET LETTERPRESS PUBLICATIONS CATALOGS BROCHURES COMMERCIAL 505 EAST FIFTH ST compliments of ST. EDWARDS HYDEN'S HIGH SCHOOL super CAFETERIA market ' ��Trophy House Engraving PI aques Ribbons Gavels Custom Trophies Support Those Who Support You" Quality & Service Dial GR-2- 33 15 Bill Monroe - Owner KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CAPITAL CITY COUNCIL 1017 �FROM AUSTIN'S SHOWCASE BAKERY COMES - BAKED GOLDEN BROWN ALL AROUND How much? Great! �Compliments Of THE CAPITAL BANK In A us tin OFFE RI NG EVE RY M O D E R N F AC I L IT Y Checking Account• . S a vingo Accounll Nishi Depooitory • Bank Money Ordero In South A ...u!n at 500 E. 0\torf Monday thr"' Thunday '1:00 A.M. ·2:00P.M. Frlda.y: 9:00 A , M. • 2:00 P, M.; l:lO P, M. ·~:lOP, M. �GREEN PASTURES RESTAURANT for reservations Call HI -2-2343 811 West Live Oak Green Pastures Catering DAVID LOPEZ Cement Contractor HI-2-0997 907 Juanita ��st. edward's parents' club Representing the epi tom e of parent - school relationship, the St. Edward's Club is ever fostering material and spiritual growth of St. Edward's High. splendid endeavors o ur The voice of the parents, its through the years have done much for school, which i s built and maint ained to prepare the c hildre n of men to be the children of God. We, the members of the St . Edward's C lub proudly salute our children, our St. Edward's togeth erness . Men, in the love of our �senior class-1962 ADAMS , JAMES DANIEL 1604 Ft. View Road Aultln , Texu GRAHAM, MICHAEL CAlLAN 5200 Rlvenl.de Dive, East Austin, Texu ALFORD, DWJ GHT IXItENflELD GRIGG, Ur. RRY WAYNE 2705 Twin Oilu Drive Austin, Texu BARAJAS, JOHN LEONARD c/o Ameri c.an Embauy Monrovi a, Uberta BAUTISTA , RIIULRUDOLPH 505 Le landet"lve Austin, Texu BRJr.NSON, HENRY CECIL Calle 36, No. 60 Carmen Campeche, MeJCico BROWN, ROBERT MARTIN 21 W. Rlvcraeu Drive Hounoo, Texu BUCKNER. JOHN THOM AS P, 0, Box 215 New Waverly, Texu 204 Peach Saeet Seguin, Texu HARRIS, RUSSELL EASTMAN Ap;auado No. 66 San Luh Potoai. L. P,, Mexico HERRY, JOHN LOUIS 1606 fonvlew Road Austin, Texas BRIAN ANTHONY 1606 Elmhurst 1)-lve Austin, Texu ~Ot.SABECK, HOLECEK, JAMES RAYM OND 1506 Wetheullc.ld Road Austin, Texu HOOVER, ROOERT JOSEPH 807 Eau 21n Su eet Austin, Texas BULLOCK , HUBERT HatACE 7706 Rutgen Auuln, Texu CASTRO, JOSE ROOOJQUEZ 1900 Canterbury Ausdn, Texu CU.RK, JOHN FREDERICK 2410Matrhews Dive Ausdn, Texas COSTELLO, JAMES EDMUND 325 Hanington Havertown, Penn. CUE, REYNALDO ANTONlO 4312 Avenue H. Ausdn, Texas DANGELMAYR, PAUL EDWARD Route 2 Muenua-. Tens DETJEN, ALBERT WAYNE 200 leford Ausdn, Tuu IIAZ, VJCTCR ALBERTO tldalgo 11113 Pte. mJDDLESTON, THOM AS Ra3ERT 1909 Stanl ey Stteet Aull1n, Tuu HUGHES, Ra3ERT I.EE 902 Weu 3ht Stteet Ausdn, Texu KOOCJ< , JAM ES TIMOTHY 811 Weu Uve Ol k St. Ausd n, Texu KUNZ, WlLUAM ERNEST 1705 Pc.•rl Saeet Ausdn, Tens U.UEU, EMJLE lndunrbl24 , Axotla Mv:fco 20. D. f'. , Mc.xico MACAUU.Y, MARK ANTHONY P. 0. Box 126 Ausdn. Tuu MACAUU.Y, MICHAEL GREGatY P. 0. loa 126 Ausdn, Tuu Mornurey, N. l.., Mateo MANION, KENNETt! JOHN !liST, t.UCIIA El. llcbbfonville, TCUI ELMORI, DONALD llANDOLPtl 200Redbl;rd Lane Allldn, Te.us rt.alBS, MAN\m. DA VIU. Hlda1J012 SUr Ndras Sepu. Colh.. Mut('O 1108 Dcluglu Saeet Midland, Tuu MANN, HCilAC! EUGENE I'JO'J Memorbl tfowtoD. Tuu NOKAUE:l. XA YIEa m.\NCS 1601 Qnt•barJ !.aut Audll. Teus �senior class-1962 NATSIS. A. GEORGE 1917 West 49th Street Austin , Texas NOLTE, KENNETH C. 122 Louisiana Street New Br aunfels, Texas PHARR, HARRY NELSON 1609 Neches Sueet Austin, Texas SIME, EDDIE GREGORY 375Rexford D ive San Antonio, Texas SMI TH, J ACK FREDY 9th Ca lle, Entre 7y8 Ave, Puerto Barrios, Izebal Gua temala STEELY, MICHAEL BAKER Hqtrs. AF 1, APO 81 New York, New York POWERS, JOEL PATRICK 2 Westwood Baytown, Texas POZUELO, FERNAN JOSE Apa rtado 967 San Jose, Costa Rica THOMPSON, REGINALD EMORY c/o Tela Railroad Co, Planta Electrica La Uma, Nueva, Honduras Central America TOUlERT, CRAIG HI DEN PREWITT, JOHN IRWIN 320 King Cir cle Temple , Texas PREWITT, RAYMOND ARTHUR 320 King Circle Temple , Texas PRIETO, BENJAMIN J. Hida lgo 537 Pte. C. Victoria, Tamps, , Mexico QUAUA, THOMAS MICHAEL 137 Hudson Drive Del Rio, Texas RICHBURG, MALCOLM ROBERT 3405 Cherrywood Road Austin, Texas RIVERA , MIGUEL ANTONIO Gral Gonzalez, Num, 65 H. Matamoros, Tamps. , Mexico ROBERTS, WILUAM JOSEPH Rt. 2. Box 585 Midland, Texas SANCHEZ, WILUAM 1106Lambie Austin , Texas SCHODTS, DAVID ROMULO 301 Pa rk Lane San Antonio, Texas SCHUHMACHER, CUNTON CHARLES 1406 Hartford Drive Austin, Texa s SEVIER, JOSEPH HAYNES Agustin Ahumada 215- A Mexico 10, D. F., Mexico SHARMAN, RALPH STODDARD 3127 Avalon Houston, Texas 70Audobon Blvd. New Orleans, Louisiana TOORES, ARTHUR 903 West Oltor fSt. Austin, Texas TOUPS, GEa!.GE JOSEPH 105 Arber Baytown , Texas TYNDALL, THOMAS MATTHEW 2380 Long Street Beaumont, Texas VALDEZ, GUILLERMO FERNANDO Empresa Eiectrica Luarca Sues Mazatenango, Suchetepequez Guatemala, Central America VRBA, DONA LD EDWARD 1520 North 4th Str eet Temple, Texas WALSH, MICHAEL GClWON 405 Kcrnegy Street Austin, Texas WALTER, RICHARD JAMES 214 Betty Drive Longview, Texas WHITLEY, GE~GE SALVADOR Cerez 102 Alta Vista Tampico, Tamps,, Mexico WILUAMSON, DOUGLAS PATRICK Rancho Sta. Genrudis Altamira, Tamps,, Mexico ZIMMERLY , RICHARD MAXlMIUAN 1910 Travis Heighu Blvd. Austin, Texas �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource St. Edward's High School Yearbook Collection Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949; 1951-1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright St. Edward's University. The materials in this collection are made available for use in research, teaching and private study. Images and text may not be used for any commercial purposes without prior permission from St. Edward's University. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edwardian [1962] Subject The topic of the resource High School Yearbook--Texas--Austin St. Edward's High School (Austin, Tex.) St. Edward's High School--Students--Yearbooks St. Edward's High School--Periodicals Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Edwardian Staff Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Henington Publishing Company Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1962 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright St. Edward's University. The materials in this collection are made available for use in research, teaching and private study. Images and text may not be used for any commercial purposes without prior permission from St. Edward's University. Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Yearbooks Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Edwardian1962_OCR.pdf https://archives.stedwards.edu/digitalcollections/files/original/46a85687c4c035eb68cc4c9d08f70857.pdf e2e95d256df7d150964d154849fbbc44 PDF Text Text ��--~-- :.. --~- - ---:---~ -- --- -- �- - �E D w ST. EDWARD ' S · HIGH SCHOOL AUSTIN, TEXAS A R D I A N �HIS HOLINESS, POPE JOHN XX!ll �FOREWORD You hold within your hands the 1961 EDWARDIAN. It has a history. Years ago a group of students thought enough of their fellow classmates, members of t eams and organizations, and the facu lty members who taught t hern , to want a photographic remembrance of all these things and other bits of information which they thought time might erase from the memory, It was thus t hey hit upon the idea of a yearbook which would contain all of these things . With them the idea was immediate, spontaneous, personal, and somet hing urgent. They set about achieving what they wanted with diligence and simplicity. That original intent, that first personal feeling, no doubt passed on to ot her classes until the yearbook became an established and accepted part of the picture of things which belon g in the school. But thing s seldom remain simple . Professional publications involving much experience , talent , time , and expense have become objects to which the high school publication often aspires. The EDWARDIAN makes no pretense at being a professional publication. The 1961 editi on follows the pattern of the last few years, and its future intent, we hope, will be to become more simple , more in keeping with the original idea of a yearbook. Herein we have tried to capture memory stimulants of you and your fellow classmates, the clubs and teams t o which you belonged , t he faculty members who were at Saint Ed's while you we re here. Enjoy them in the way the original '' yearbookers' ' enjoyed them. THE STAFF �PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES John F . Kennedy �OEO!t/IDQN The students of Saint Edward ' s High School are proud to make their EDWARDIAN dedication to the First Man of the L a nd; to one who has been brought up in the same traditions of Democracy as they; to one who has made real and concrete fai t h in the American ideal that equality of person is the basis for American Democracy; to one who has won his office through public "trial" on the most important issues which have ever faced the Commander - in-Chief of our country; to one who has the fire of a Founding Father , the knowledge of things present based on things past , the enthusiasm and vigor of the young - in - heart, the determination of a man who must prove himself, the faith, humility and charity of a Christian --the President of the United States, John F . Kennedy. The Students of Saint Edward's High School �MOST REVEREND LOUIS J. REICHER, D. D. LLD. Bishop of Austin �f/lti/LTY �BROTHER PETER CELESTINE, C. S.C . Principal �Brothe r Gregory , C . S.C . Geometry Brother Jacob, C. S.C . English . Typing Brother Hubert, C. S.C. History, English Brother Patr ick, C. S.C. English Brother Em men, C, S.C. Bookstore Brother Dunstan, C. S.C . Religion, English Brother Theodsius, C. S.C. Trigonometry �Brother Vincem de Paul , C. S.C. Latin, Rellgioo , English Brother Rene, C. S.C. Religion, Biology �Brother Myron, C. S.C. Librarian Brother Donald Hood, C. S.C. Engli sh , Prefect Brother Charles, C. S.C . Asst. Treasurer Father Joseph Rick, C. S.C. Chaplain Father William Melody, C. S.C. ConfeJsor �Mr . Forrest Wright English, Civics , Coach , Harold L. Roblruon Physician Dr Mr . Ralph Hlnajosa Gen. Sci , Phy. Ed . Mr . Ted Henderwn Math, Phy. Ed . Mr . Joseph Beck Soc. Studies. Phy. Ed. Mrs Margaret Klnane Mrs. Elizabeth Reinecke Secretary Nurse ��!EN/Q/( tLil!f Qf"RtEN! Decisions by President Robert Letcher Approval by Vice-President Richard Sage Loot protecrk)n by Tre.uure.r Guille rmo S~IW1 �WILLIAM M. ALLEN JOHN E. ARNOLD SERA PIO BARRERA ALEXANDER A, BROWN MAURICE N. BADEAUX �ROBERT J. CAMP ION JOSEPH B. DAVIS ROBERT C . CASAREZ GA YL£ S. CHINN �PRESTON T. FAYKUS JOHN D. FISCHER RICHARD E. FERRIS �FERNANDO GUERRA ROBERT H. HAMMOND HENRY A. HARPER WilliAM H. HANSHAW �JORGE A. HAYWARD HOWARD E. HOUSTON PATRIC K J, HOW ARD JOSE G , JA K UBASCH K ERNEST G, JOSEPH ���WALTER J. MILLER CARLOS J. MONTEALEGRE RICHARD A. MOSBY MICHAEL V. QUENELLE THOMAS E. RINEY PAUL A. ROBERTS ��BENNY W. STLUKA ROBERT J. TAMAYO �RUBEN V ILL ARREA L j UAN J. ZAVALA �Maurice Bade.1ux , John Ryals, Alex Haywood , Bill Hanshaw, John Fisher, and J.1mes Kulleck hold a pose fo r the photographer. Sen iors oblige\ Junes Kul\eck, Joe Dnl.s, and John Fisher unpo1ed . �Serapio Barrera administers First Aid to Mel Medina while Hugo Valdez looks Crowded quarters for Char\e.s Rodgers, Robert Casarez, Carlos Montealgre, and Dick Sage. �Seniors enjoy snow in Texas; and within the week Hayward enjoys study in the spring sunshine . Casarez, his second home away from home ··Bell Telephone. �-=-- JUN/1){(! �Cl&u Secreu.ry Mlch&el E&st checks the files, but no one knows wh y. ��Ja mes E. Costello i �James R. Holecek �Ja mes T. Koock William E. Kunz Emile F La lieu Richard L. Little �Sergio Meneses Xavier F. Mokarzel Lee Roy Murray Kenneth C. Holte George A. Nauis Joel P. Powers �Miguel A. Rivera Clinton C. Schuhmacher �George J. Toups Roberto G. Villarreal Guillermo F. Valdez �Juniors make an a fte r-lighu raid on their personal icebox. John Prewitt gives the Hnal touch to lhe Christmas Crib in the main entrance. �Mu rray , Lalieu, Toups, a nd Tolbert find first stages of work on the new Brothers' Residence Brother Thomas Cousino and David Rice put up chinning bar with help from East and Luster. �McMullan and Thomas laying up supplies, Kenny !vta.nion don} latest Edsmen's blazer. Zimmerly, Harris , Williamson and 11lompson make for the camera with .,•eights. �··-- ,~ !QPIIQNQ/IE! �!QPII()NQ{(f'tf/1!! ()ffltEN! 1 Sophomore Class President Francis M. Moore and Vice-Presldent Fred Westerman enjoy class reaction to their Progressive Party. John 51\Jr/Nin, Clau Secret•ry. keeps clus Informed with - olno· reporu. �Keith Akroyd Jesse Alba Kenneth Anderson Thomas Bagneuo Gilbert Banuelos James Barajas David Bednar Guillermo Berchelman Robert Barr CharlesBashara John Bogard Michael Bradshaw Wllliam Bashara Alfred Bautista George Byrne Michael Byrne �Maurice Ln_u da Roberto Farias Edwin Day Joseph Dennis James Galle William Gomez James Goode Paul Granville William Gregory Bernard Grube �Michael Guerrero George Hazzard James Henderson Robert Hodges Everett Holstrom Ed win Jacobson Henry Krauss Ronald Kruhl Richard Janda Robert Johnson James Lain Edward LaTouf Daniel Kai ser Patrick Kell y Lewis La wrence John McLam �Fred McNair Francis Moore Daniel Moore Michae l Moore David N!gre\le Charles Nohra John Norris Robert Noyes Robert Nurre Joseph Peoples Roben Pinkerton John Pipes John Putt Vincent Pr111 ThomasRes;nler J•mesRichburg �John Robinson Daniel Ruiz Alfredo Saenz Guy Sawyer William Seals John Sharman Richard Smith Charles Ste venson Gregory Sweeney Thoma5 Tihon Joseph Todaro Dennis Trochmet Socorro Vasquez Samel Visage Fred We5terman Allen Winslow �Just a friend ly game of cards. West dorme rs are also known to have studied. Wrestling: a four year sport with no I credit and plenty of penalties. �Loredo a nd a bit of old Spanish music. Trocmet, Loredo and Berchelman-three can phone as cheap as one. �Lilly and Nope: no ball. no game! Cana'\es and Henderson find out what makes an Arma· dillalick. Saenz checks biology experiment on white mice . �fNE!HNEN �fkE!HNif/1 CLift! OfRtEk! C lus TreasurerWI\IIamMoran checks for deposits. Class Secretary P;u H.arris on the phone for the President, ~fe �John Altmlller Alejandra Bernal Robert Bocock Fred Borth Andrew Carlin Alvaro Castiello Donatd Cole Walter Cooke John Davis Lester DeLaup Raymond DeLeon Hector Fabela Richard Feely Charles Flores Robert Freytag Rogelio Gonzalez John Graham Michael Grannis Roberto Guerra John Ham ilton Patrick Harris Joseph Hernandez Paul Hernandez Oscar Howard �Michael Hudgins Jamie Huff Matthew Martinez Reynaldo ¥artinez Nixon Humble Luis Izaguirre Michael Mauldin Dennis M'Carver Robert Johnson Le wis Jones Enrique Mdguizo Douglas Meurer ,. Elliott Krzywonskl Joseph l.llli I Charl es Mokarzel Thcnnas Moran I I I I I Warren McKenney Thom.u McKie i William Moran John Noack I ' Wllll&m McNutt Thom.u Mautne Ja mes Nurre Joseph O'Neil �Bernard Pearson Willia m Pennell John Seals Joseph Storey Martin Pigott Eugene Poplar James Striegel Paul Suess Da vid Reininger Ralph Rios Richard Thomas Jeffrey Tucker Francis Ritter Armando Rodriguez David Valdez Martin Whelan John Roth Lawrence Sala s Will ie Williams Dennis Winkley Luis Salinas George Schuh Sergio Zambrano Ronald Zboril �Pat Harris, John Buttler, Hect~r Fabela , Walter Cooke, and Ron Zbonl hit the books ln urnest. All"s quiet on theDePI.ul Front. �Naughty --front stage and centerl �David Nigrelle and BernardGrubedcckthe hails whh bouglu of you know what. Bro1herC~r les rcl~xeswhhDeP~u l Dorm· �CI/B! �CUB CLift! Qff!CENf Pre.sidem Terry Moore, presiding VIce-President P.u Moore holds pl&ns for the fUiure Tre.asurer t.Urcellus Anderson checks the Piggy Bank Secreury Steve S..rbour records falling funds �Marcellus Anderson Rodger Arend Thomas Eckman Keep Forrest Stephen Barbour Jac kie Blattel Oran Greene David Guerra. Paul Blunt Da vid Brown Clinton King Thomas Lane John Buller Charles Carter Peter McDonald William McLaughlin Anthony Constant Oscar Contreras Frank Marek Joseph Martinez Walter DeMond James Dotherow J.\mes Merrlll Francis Miller �John Mitche ll John Moore Te rrence Moore Timothy Pennell Gilbert Ra mos Ja mes Robinson Rtcardo Robles John Sa nchez Michael Sa nguinet Frederick Smith George Smith William South wic k Ja mes Tiner Rubl!n Bautista Bruce Ball Edward Ward Kenneth Bea uchamp Rober to Blum Joaq1.1in Brockman Pa ul lk ya nt Donald Collin• DarioCorral u Rona ld Cwtd lff �Thomas Evans Alfred Ga\lessich Kenneth Kolfla t Steven Kra mer Alfonso Garcia Rudy Garcia Gerardo Larios Willia m LaSassier John Gilbert Christopher Gomez Harry Lilli Luis Luna Jose Guerra Wiley Guerrero Donald Martine Ricardo Mene;es John Guidry Sergio Gutierrez Gera ld Thatcher Carlos Torres Jeffrey Harper Frederick Howe Geoffrey Trocmet Da vid Turner �Cubs pretty up for Sock Hop. Mclaughlin'spersona\ barberforpersonalizedhalrcut. �Mostly we like rnughing it up . and at bedtime pillow fights! �The Baron posts prize whmer in the National High School Photo Salon while McLaughlin looks on. I Reactions to study hall dismhsal·· Interesting? ��N/ITI!JN/11 H!JN!Jf( !!Jt!ETY John Barajas 1ohn Buckner Charlesaements Joseph Davis John Fisher Bernard Grube J ames Kulleck TitomasLeary David Nigrelle John Prewin I The following crit eria is th e basis on which members of the National Hono r Society, and the Junior National Honor Societ y are selec ted: Service, L ead e r ship , Cha r acte r, A ttitude, Enthusiasm for Scholarship, and Freedom from Disciplinary Censure. ' II Paul Roberts William RobertS Alfredo Saenz Cllmon Schuhmacher John Sharman �J Marcellus Anderson Kenneth Beauchamp David Brown Andrew Garlin \1/altcr Cooke \Valter Demond Alfred Gallessich Jose Guerra Patrick Harris u N I 0 RN A T I 0 N A l H Michael Hudgins Nixon Humble \1/illiam MeNu!! 0 N 0 R S George Schuh James Striegel Michael 1\'inkley 0 c I E T y �s Richard lvlosby, President T Fernando Garcia Michael Leary u Robert Letscher D E Let: Lytton Richard Sage Wi!l\am Salinas John Straney N T John Buckner c Michael East George Natsis Ralph Shannan 0 u N c I l Francis Moore David Nigrelle John Sharman Fred Westerman Patrick Harris Enrique Melgulzo h'illlam Moran Dennis Winkley M.an.:ellus Anderson Stephen Barbour Pamck Moore Terry Moore �Servers at lvlass: Terry Frazee , Ralph Sharman, Pat Harris, 01arles Rodgers , lvlellY!edina , James Kulleck , John Prewitt, Walter Cooke , Ray Pre ....·itt , Hector Fabela . Boys returning in September of 1960 found the chapel completely redecorated; a new ahar , new staiUes and appointments made a fitting memorial to the memory of Father James O'Brien, c.s.c . �Edsmcn head for the University O!apel to start two-day retreat . , . time out for prayer and thought .. . and consulation with Retreat Master, Father Ernest Polene, c. T. �M I ! I 0 N c L u Top: Richard Ferris - Vtce President, David Nigrelle- secreta ry, Bob Freytag Treasurer, and George Natsis - President. Seated : Jack Visage, John Pratt, Robert campion, and Keith Ackroyd . B Top most among Mission Oul> accomplishmems was the Mission Drive which brought to Holy Cross Missions throughout the world the sum tot.'!.! of $1,200! Brother Stanley, Moderator Top: Robert Noyes , Bernard Grube, Paul Granville, Edward Latouf, &mom: Raymond Lilly. Lawrence Le~-.·is , and Roger Sartor. ����-?1 ( ( Game pointers by Coach Wright. Community Pass! Things get rough for quarterback Bradshaw. �SEASON'S SCORES St. Edwards 0 St. Anthony's of Beaumont 24 St. Edwards 0 Sacred Hean 60 St. Edwards 14 St. Ed~o·ards 6 St. Ed~o·ards 6 St . Edwards 14 St . Edwards 0 St . Edwards 18 Peacock 18 Bishop Forest 40 T. s.o. 36 St.lvlary's San Marcos Academy 12 St. Joseph's �"BEE . TEIIN First row: Mike Guerrero, Osc ar Ho ward, Melvi n C o llins, .Miguel Rivera, Ronnie Kru h l. Second row: Bob Pinkert on, Pat Kelly, Jim Henderson, T o m Bagnetto , Robert Hammond, John Barajas , Third ro w: Coa ch Hinajosa , Mike Wa lsh, Bob Freytag , Ri c ky Z i mberly , Tim Ko ock , Ra y Prewitt , Coach Ma tt Lyons . Fourth ro w: Fred McNa ir , Joe Sot ry, Greg Sweeney, Jack Visage, Tom Moran, George Smith, Bil Kunz, BEE SCORES St. Edward's 12 ·St. Stephen's 0 St . Edward 's 0 · Austin High 8 St. Edward 's 6 - St . Stephen 's 18 St . Edward's 0 ·- Kealin g Jr. High 26 St. Edward's 0 • Lamar Jr. High 4 0 St. Edward's 6 - McC allum 22 �ti/B! First row: Rudy Garcia, Danny Collins, Alfred Ga llenlch, James Tiner, James Ootherow, Oran Greene, hckle Andenon. Second row:JamesRobiruon, Ruben Bautista, Steve Kramer. JeHHarper, Terry Moore, Ken Beauchamp, Jose Guerra, Pat Moore, Third row: Coach Henderson, Charles Carter, Joe Martines, Wallie Guerra, John Guidry, Steve Barbara , Walter Demond, Anthony Constant. Fourth ro w: John Sanchez, Teddy Ward, Fred Smith, Frank ~Hller, Don Mlrdn, Tim PeMeii,Pau!Blunt . �8 A ! K E 1 8 A L L �SEASON'S SCORES Games \\'on Florence 36- 35 55-45 B. D. O. 55-47 58- 48 Concordia 51- 49• 53-35 S. M. A. 56- 40• 69-39 Waco Cath. 63- sa• 50-44 T . S. D- 56. ss• 67-34 St. Mary's St. Stephen 98. 28• 50- 36 57-49 Holy Cross 69- 38 St . Ludmila Games Lost McCallum 63-51 59-25 Travis 52-44 St. Stephen Craig Tolbert all· time high point man for Saint Ed's, 64-43 lloJyOoss 54·47 T.M.J , 60·45 • Conference Games • • League Ot.ampionship • • • StateOt.amplonship ��Estrada -jump ball! Ready? Frank Moore ready for rebound. �Frank Moore - jump ball. And it's Moore again for the swish. ��Top row: Mike Moore, Fernando Garcia, Charles Norah, Joe Storey, Joe Dennis. Second row: Coach Wright, John Sharman, Jock Weissenberger. Joe Hernandez, Joe Peoples, Third row: Alfred Bautista, Mel Collins . Starting Five grip for espirit de corps. �TI<AtK 0/.fTR/tT MEET 1962 �Richard Smith checks record at High Jump. Dick Mosby at Broad Jump Richard Smith-Pde Vault �.I Ron l.uuer and Dick S.1ge After 220 �Mel Medina ready to let go the discus. Pat Harris. Eldon McKie. Ron Zboril, and Mike Grannis take the hurdles in stride. �Participants in State Meet at T . M.J •• San Antonio: Dick Mosby, Jack Smilh, Henry Harper, Oscar lloward, Richard Sage, Ronnie Luster, Pat Powers , and Preston Faykus who didn't make the picture. Track Coach Mr. Beck proudly holds League Track Olampionshlp Trophy. �THE TEAM: Preston Faykus and Dug Williamson are "big batters·· for Edsmen. TI1e Team: First row: Johnny Norris , Paul Roberts, Coach \Vright, Otarles Ro:lgers; Second row: John Marcinski, Tom Tilson , Art Torres, Terry Frazee; Third row: Dan Ruiz, Preston Faykus, Don Vrba , Bob Campion; Fourth row: Joe People, Gene Riney, Dug Williamson, Francis Moore. ���SCORES St. Ed's St. Mary's St. Ed's Anderson St. Ed's Anderson St. Ed's Concordia St. Ed's Travis St. Ed's St. Mary's St. Ed's San Marcos St . Ed's Lockhart SLEd's Lockhart St. Ed's ConcorUia St. Ed's St . Ed's St . Stephen II 12 II 12 San Marcos ' 'You're out''' End of ~me, a.nd a ''no hiuer" ror Paul Roberts. ��Back row: Billy Kunz, Russ Harris, Bob Hughes, Joe Davis; First row: Coach Brother Emmen, c . s . c., Willie Williams , John Barajas , Ernest Joseph. �SCORES St. Ed's St . Ed's Sr. Ed's St . Ed's St . Ed's St . Ed's St. Ed's Tie 3 0 Temple Victoria Travis T . M. I . Travis Temple Bastrop St . Ed's Sr . Sr. St . Sr . St. Sr. Ed's Ed's Ed's Ed's Ed's Ed's St . Ed's T . M. I . Tie 3 Mccallum McCallum Austin Bastrop Austin Killeen Killeen �I I I 8 II N 0 ~' Joe Davis Band Gaptain Sousaphone Kenny Miller 1st Lieutenant Cornet David Schcxlts Kenny Manion 2nd Lieutenant Sergeant Percussion Trombone William~icMullen Joseph Sevier George Hazzard Baritone Baritone Flute Oran Greene Dwight Alford Raben liodges Oboe Per..:usslon Percussion �Michael Hudgins Trombone Roberto Guerra Cornet Lawrence Salas Comet William Averitt Comet Alfred Gallesich Cornet Jameslvlerrill Cornet Gilbert Ramos Cornet Thomas Re gnier Trombone Greg Jones Cornet Ralph Rios Cornet Douglas lvleurer Cornet �Maurice Badeaux Clarinet James Kuileck aarinet Clinton King Oarinet Robert Johnson aarinet Stephen Barbour aarinet Michael Guerrero Saxophone Henry Krauss Saxo~ s... eeney Saxophone G~g Bill Schieffer Saxophone t.1tJnnColli1 Saxophone Alex IJ.ay...·ard Saxophone JdfTU!:ket S.Xopt>one �G l E C E l u B Up to down: Bob Tamayo, Maurice Badeaux , Hugo Valdez , GayleOtinn, John Ryals, Mac Letscher. �Left toRight:JoeDavis, Elmore, Dug \Villiamson, Tim Koock, Mike Guerrero, Dick Mosby, Brother Edwin Reggio, Director. Above: Bob Hammond , Bernard Grube, Jim Costello, lloward Houston, Robert Casarez, l\·ayne llolstrom, and 01arles Bashara. Left to Raglu· Reginald Thompson, Ermc Jo~pt1 , John Kin~. Lee: l} uon, and Tern Frazee. �Saint Mary's Academy Girls and Edsmen join voices to give the audience a HOLIDAY MUSICALE at Ouistmas time. �UPON OUR CHILDREN A Medilative Drama witb Lyrics By Brother Dunstan, c. Cast Reuben------ · ·· · - -- - -- ------ James Costello March 12th and 13th saw the dramatic efforts of Edsmen and girls from Saint Mary's Academy combine to do a performance of one act plays. Samuel-------------------- - - Daniel Sherrod Benjamin ---------------------·Tim Koock Joseph- - ------------------ - Howard Houston Alexander--------------- - -- - --- Gene Riney Rufus ---- ··- --- ---------------Terry Frazee Quintus ------- - ----------··-·Robert Casarez Marcus --------- - ----------Maurice Badeaux Teen-age Jewish boys look toward Ole Hill of Calvary. �Enter the Hero was given a Superior Ra ting at the Regional Nat ional Catholic The atre Conference Festival held in Houston , Texas, in March . ENTER THE HERO By Theres a Helbum Cast Ruth -- - ------ ---- -- - - ---------- Linda Noack Ann ------------ - -- - -- - --- -Michelle Fallon Harold -------------------- - --- - - Lee Lytton Mrs. Carey ------------- - - - --- - - Kay George Brothe r Thomas Porfidio and stage cre w George Natsis and Richa rd Walter talk over technical problems. �Cast Policeman------·- ··-···------ Mike Guerrero Maglsuate----------- ----- - --Kenneth Miller Mrs. Tarpey--------------------Robln White James Ryan ·· · ····· ·· ···-····l.eonard Goode Bartley Fallon-----------------William Allen Mrs. Fallon----------------- Claudia Morgan Jack Smith ------------------ James Costello Tim Casey ---------- - -------·--Terry Frazee Mrs. Tully-- --- - -- -------Sharron Potchcmlck Shaun Early-------· ·- ---·-·--··-·Gcne Riney �Set and cast for spring musical HAPPY DAYS. On April 23,24 , and 25, the Glee Qubs of Saint Edward' s High School and Saint Jvtary's Academy joined musical forces to present a spring show. The Boys' Glee Cub and the orchestra were wxler the direction of Brother Edwin Reggio, c . s . c ., and the Girls' Glee Qub was wxler the direction of Sister Rose Anthony, c . s. c . Stage direction for the production was done by Brother Dunstan, c.s . c . A cast of some one hundred and t.,.,•emy· five students brought two and a half happy hours to three audiences. Stage crew under the direction of Brother Thomas Porfidio sa"'' eight scenes flow smoothly for a two act production. �lvlarc Thomas Guerrero gets Jesson from Cathy h4ary Potchernick, while Elton snob Pat Lynda Matocha looks on. Fral\kie Pat Johnson has her troubles with Tobby Reggie Thompson; together they made good comedy. �And what are these creatures so wan and so wild in their attire? �lvlarc Thomas Guerrero ge1s lesson from Ca1hy lvlary PoiChernlck, while El1on snob Pal Lynda lvla10cha looks oo. �Breezy Bill Kunz, Sue Kathy Noack, Tooth Tim Koock, and Peggy Sandra Marek sing out and swing out when 1hey recall "Tile 11tings \<Je Did Last Summer." And what are these creatures so "''an and so wild in their attire? ��Show stealers! ''The lvlen TI1atWeMarry- -huhhh!"' �Cathy and Pat in argument overMarcmakeit necessary to "Pass That Peace Pipe'', while Sorority sisters look I �~::;;~r- !~~~ R~ggto, c. s. cf~ithf~llman On - a paper u hus the desk onweek. Y each Jf:**** * ..rn:r. t.'ne ~ �THE S T . ECH 0 EDWAitD'ECIIQ Vol. 19 Thf' utfldlll 1•uhllra l lom nt ' ' ll o l.\ ( r o~-.. \ u~un. T .. ,a... Ft ot •reo t-:•l•l• !tal ph ll111Jrl l'lborr,JOI B.o boort llu~o:h .. .-\ oth;..,.yC l nt, J.. nn-rn :-.~10.a ~Mr n ·u.. w,. Htl..-il Ltrt .. t Jo:dot r ~-~ '\.110ft II·"' rill· 1• hopdlld ol obta.lalnc a '""~ '"' t t.atwutthot"-"n-..lll,.artt•.,...., i•bhr tu. pn>,..l �EDDIE'S BACK Ill Eddie the Edsmon is bock. From now on Eddie will come out every Friday. Since Eddie is starting out from scratch with on entirely new staff this year. wishes to volunteer his services will pl ease contact LEVNARD G~ (if'' ~ HOUSTON or PANCHO CASAREZ. We ore desperotely in • artistic talent ... Eddie wishes to congratulate the 88 F..J six weeks period. Vve especi,.. 1' WINKLEY for his hi9h · BROTW" . and Monday, Decembe r II and music departments of St. Edwa rd'i .ugh School and St . Mary's Academy will pr... ~,~ nl • The ' "" • ·· -· · ·· ib• p re~ a program of Christma s mu T HE STAFF numbers •. The perfo~ance ::~ =~~·Mel Medina, RobenGasarez, :1 ..,1 Bath performances wdl be held 1n the adults- 50¢' for students. Be sure to come and bri ... , THE ST . ED'S BOWLING TEAM will ploy host to the St. Ww:Jry M~dalen High School tea m from Son Antonio, on Thursday of this week. The match will be played at Bobby layne's Bowl-a-ramo. All visitors will be welcome. CHEER FOR THE TIGERS I PRAY FOR V OCATI O NS I �EIJW/1!</JIIIN ,-n_,~t I WELL I HEA' �The above view o f the 1962 Science Exhibit i.s but a su,.!':gestion ofwhu went on. Some two hundred stu· dents from various schools In and around Austin participated; a total of one hundred and fifty·seven ex· hibits were set up, and more than 3000 people attended. SUPERIOO. AWARDS TO EDSMEN James Kulleck in Physics Charles Clements In Chemistry Francis M. Moore in Biology Joseph Lilli in Physical Science Jeffrey Tucker in Physical Science Brother Stanly Repucci, c.s.c. and Brother Edwin Reggio with the help of Sister Mary Moressa of Saint Mary's Academy, Sister M8.ry M8.rita of Saint Louis School, and Sister Rita Cascia from Saint lvtary's Cathedral School sorted the results of judges Brothers Donald Moose, Edward Quintal, Robert Lavalle, and Jeremiah Kenny. Decisions were not easy to make. ��Joseph Lil!i, St. Ed's, Supe rior rating for Telephone Demonstration. ��Henry H.:!rper: Workings of a Solid Fuel Recovery Test Rocket . �President- Captain Bob Campion 145 Capt.am Rohert Pinkerton '" C.apt.am BUI Robcns 135 Cap!am \o.al!Cr Mll\cr 144 Captain Robert Johnson 135 Captain Douglas ~ieurer 133 �Charles Caner 13'2 Eugene Poplar 102 Richard Feeley 128 Allen \Vinslow 111 Tom Moran 125 William!vloran 122 Ronnie Zboril 111 �Bill Roberts looks on and the gals take over! John Roth 117 Colman Corser 130 Tom Regnier 110 Ben Prieto 131 Anthony Constant 106 PatMd)orWd 122 Jim tienckrson 126 �John aark 117 Bernard Grube 130 James Holecek 142 Clint Schuhmacher 127 Maurice Badeaux 142 Richard Walter 111 Bowling - a co-educational movement! Preston Faykus 132 �Part of Explorer Post assemble before the Paratroopers' Transport in early morning before takeoff for a flight tour of the Stare of Texas·· courtesy of Bergstrom Airforce Base . Brother Stanley, Jim Hudgins, Skip Dothe· row , and Ken Beauchamp get ready for tour of Bergstrom Srrateglc Wing Com· m~onrl. �Explorers who .,•ere awarded the Ad Altare Dei Award are blessed by Father E. Tse: Mike Hudgins, Anthony Consram . William Moran, Joe O' Neil , David Bro.,.,·n. Pat Harris , and Paul Blunt . Securing rents on the beach at Padre Island in preparation for a weekend of fun: Andy carlin, AI Gallessich, Skip Dotherow, Joe O'Neil, John Sanchez, and Ken Beauchamp. �Charlie Collella points out tell- tale parts of a Stingray to Steve Barbour, Skip DotherO~<>' , and Jack Anderson. Among troop's solNenir, a Stingray's barb, is a reminder of the excitement of camping om on Padre Island . Horse-play on Padre Island: John Sanchez , Steve Barbour, R.lndySe.als, Ken Beauchamp, Andy Carlin, and on-looker, Jack Anderson. I I dI I I Camping out at Moran Ranch • • tucking in In pre~rauon f01 a SriO'oo' storm which foJI~·ed. �At United States lvlarine Ri fle Range, 13th Rifle Company: Marksman , Mike Grannis;Sharpshooters , \</alter Cooke; Olip DeLaup; and Promarksman, Tom Regnier. Above: Captain and Expertmarksman Steve Rozanich , Sharpshooter Olarles Clements , Experts Rusty Barr. \Villie W!lliams, and Henry Krauss , and Marksman Ruben Villarreal. �!CI/B/1 CII/B I I :I II �Tll/ENT fH()W �Among the many dances held during the year, the Sweetheart Dance sponsored by the Seniors is the one "''hlch brings out most students. I I I, I Freshmen take over ··"their first fling at night life! �For John Ry!as and date , dancing is serious business. Freshman Pat Harris and d;ue swing out! Olaperones: Mrs . Thomas Riney , Mrs. John King, Mrs. Mau Goode , Mr . William Henderson , arxl Mrs. G.:::>lda Schuhmacher . �������ALLEN WILLIAM M. 2901LaFayette Austin, Texas Football I yr. ARNCX.D, JOHN E. 5210 Brae Burn Dr. Bellaire, 101, Texas Football 1 yr.: Basketball 2 yrs.; Track lyr.; BasebaliMgr. 1 yr. BADEAUX, MAUR1CE N. 3655 Bluebonnet Houston 25, Texas BowUng 2 yrs.: Glee Club 2 yrs.: S..nd2yrs.; SclenceExhibil. BARRERA , SERAPIO M. PedroJ. Mendez 256 Reynara Tamps. Mexico BROWN, ALEXANDER A. Box304 Edinburg. Texas Boxing 2 yn.: Track 1 yr: Boxing Trophy. BURDICK, STEVE A. 4051FalkirkLane Houston 25, Texas Echo I yr.; Junior National Honor Society 1 yr.: Science Club I yr. CAMPBELL , MICHAEL R. 2806 Harris Park Ave. Austin. Texas Fencing I yr.; Dramatics2 yrs. : Sci· ence Club I yr.: Glee Club 2yrs. CAMPION, JAMES R. 2101 R&e Dell Auutn, Te:us Freshman Vlce·Presldent: B.ueball 4 yrs.; S..sketb.all 2 yrs.: Mtmon Club I yr.: Lenermen'sC!ub l yr.; Jumor National Hono.r Soctety I yr. CASAREZ.. ROBERT C. 1620RulzSt. San Antonio 1. Texas Footb.all 3 yn: Track I yr.: Echo 2 yrs.; Edsmen I yr.:Dramatlcsl yr.: Glee Club I yr. CHINN, GAYLES. 240illatleyDr. Ausnn, Teus MLutonCiub2 yrs.: Dramou tcsl yrs.: GleeC\ub4 yrs.: SCience Exhtblt. DAVIS, JOE L. 123 Oltnaberty CT. Apt. 45 San Antonio. Texas Tennis Team 3 yrs. : National Honor Society I yr. ;Religion Medal Jr. yr. : Glee Club3 yrs.; Band 3 yrs. FA YKUS, PRESTON T . Box 165 Garwood, Texas Science Club I yr. FERRIS, RICHARD E. 1800 Sharon Lane Aunln, Texas Football I yr. ; Oratory I yr.: Mission Club2 yn. FISCHER, JOHN D. Canalla 163 Trujillo. Peru, S. A. B Football 1 yr.: National Honor So· ciety2yrs. ;SclenceExhlbitlyr. FRAZEE, TERRY L. 1013 Riverside Dr. Austin, Texas Footbal\2 yrs.: Basebal\3 yrs.;Mh· slon Club 2 yrs.; Letterman 1 yr.: Jr. National Honor Society I yr.: Dramatics 1 yr.: Glee Club 2 yn.: SclenceExhibit2yrs. GARCIA , FERNANDO J. Belden 3230 Nuevio Laredo Tamps. Mexico GONZALEZ. CARLOS]. Hidalgo 1298 n!e. Reynosa Tamaulipu. Mexico Football l yr.: Boxlng !yr.; Glee Club2yrs.: Fencmg I yr. GOODE, LEONARD C . 2707BrldlePath Austin, Texu B:ueball I yr.: Track 2 yu.: Bo-..·Ung I yr.: Echo t yr.: Co·EdltorEdsmen: Dramatic• 1 yr.; Sctence Club I yr. GUERRA , FERNANDO N . Roberto F. Garcia I 23 H. Matamoros Tamaullpas. Mexico Boxtng I yr. HAMMOND, R08ERT H. 501Pear,on Bergsuom Au- Force Ba.e, Te:u• Footb.allBTeam I yr. ;Track Team I yr. : Glee Club t yr. HA,.SHAW, WILLIAM H. 200 E. F«gllWn Ptlarr. Texu Football Team 3yrs. : Basketball Team 4 yrs. : Ali·State 2 yu. : TrackTeam3 yrs.: Ali·State 1 yr.; Lettermen's Club 2yrs.;Dramatics 2 yn.; Glee Club 3yrs. HARPER, HENRY A. JR. 429McWhlrk Austin ( Bergstrom). Texas Football Team l yr. : Sporu Ed itor of Echo I yr. HAYWARD , JORGE A. !nsurgentes Sur 539-A Mexico 11, D. F•. Me xico Echo 1 yr.: National Honor Society 1 yr.; Junior National Honor Society 1yr.:Band3yrs. HIA TT, ARTHUR B. 1606RidgehavenDr. Austin. Texas Tennis Team 1 yr.: News Editor of Echo I yr. : Science Club I yr. HOUSTON, HOWARD E. Rt. 5,\BoX 745 Austin. Texas Echo 1 yr.: Co· Editor of Eddie the Edsman I yr.: Miulon Club I yr.; Junior National Honor Society I yr.: SclenceCiub2yrs.:SClenceExhlblt: Glee Club 1 yr. HOWARD, PATRICK J, 505 Alpine Austin, Texas JAKUBASCHK, JOSE' G. Mlna t9 Ote PiedruNegru Coah,, Mexico JOSEPII, ERNEST G. 3910 Balcones Dr. Ausdn, Texas Tennis Team 2 yu. : Mlulon Club I yr.; BovlingTeam 1 yr. ;Glee Club 1yr. KA TO, CSABA E. Correo Principal Apdo. 81·<&5 Caracas, VenezueU Glee Club KATO, NICHOLAS CorrcoPrlncipal Apdo. 81·<&5 Carac:.a1, VenezueU �KING, JOHN W. 6413 Cary Dr. AUJtin , Texas ClubElocution;Mission Club2 yrs. ; Sci ence Club 1 yr. ;GleeClub3 yrs, KULLECK, JAMES G. Box413 San Juan, Texas Track Tea mly r. ;EddtetheEdsrran lyr.; Echo 1 yr.: National Honor Societylyr.:Band2yrs .: Special Music Award 1 yr.; Science Exhibit l yr. LEARY , THOMAS M, 4710fi nley Dr. All!tin , Texas Secretary Student Council;Freshm.an President; Junior Secretary; Tennis Team1yr.;Eddie theEdsmanl yr.; Echo Staff 2 yrs.; Oratory 2 yrs.; Spelling 2 yrs .; National Honor Society2yn,; Junior Na lion alHonorSocietylyr .; Freshman Religion Medai;SophomoreRellglonMedal; Scholarship Meda\2yrs.; Science Club , LETSCHER, ROBERT M. 3619Glen Haven Houston, Texu Seni or President; Football Team 1 yr. ; Basketb.\11 Team 1 yr.; Echo Staff 1 yr. ; Ml.s.sion Club 1 yr.; Leue rmen 's Club 1 yr.; Science Club 1 yr.; Glee Club 1 yr. LUS TER, RONALD 0 . Hotel El Mirador Acapulco, Gro. Mexico Track Team 2 yrs.; Echo Staff 1 yr. LYTTON, LEE H. P. 0 . BoxB Sarita . Texas Treasurer Student Council; Fresh· man Secretary; SophomoreTreuurer;Junior President ; TermisTeam lyr. ; Fencing Team lyr.; Basket· ball Mgr , l yr. ; EchoStafflyr.; Declamation 2 yn.; Mission Club lyr.;Natlonal HonorSociety1yr.; Dramatics lyr.; Glee Club 1 yr. MCSHANE, JOHN V . RI. 3,Boxl03 Bandera, Texas Sophomore President; Junior Vice · President; Football Team 1 yr.; Basketball Mgr. 1 yr.; Eddie the Edsman Stafflyr.; Oratory Contest 2 yrs.; Mission Club 2yn. ; Science Club 1 yr. MEDINA, MELVIN J. 1044W, 30St. Los Angeles 7, California Foottla\1Team4 yrs.: Boxing2 yrs.; TrackTum2yrs . ;EchoStafflyr. Eddie the Edsman Staff 1 yr ; Let· termen'sClub 1 yr. MENDOZA. ERNEST 2302SantaRlta Aust in , Texas MILLER, KENNETH B. Star Route A, Box 23 BB Austin 4, Texas Bowling Team 1 yr.; Elocution Conte st 3 yrs,; National HonorSoclery 2 yn.: Band 2 yrs.; Talent Show 3yrs .; Combo l yr. MILLER, WALTER]. Rt. 5 ,Boxl50 Auuin, Texas MONTEALEGRE, CARLOS JOSE' c / oC , Montealegre D. Nicaragua, Central America MOSBY, RICHARD ALLEN 1132 Chicon St. Austin 2, Texas President Student Council; Football 6yrs ,; RifleTeaml yr .; Tra ck3yrs.; Basketball1yr. ; Explorers;Sclence Exhibit 2 yn.; Lettermen's Club; Physics Club ; Glee Club 2 yrs. QUENELLE, MICHEAL V , 104 North 15th Norfolk, Nebraska Fencing 1 yr. ; Track 1 yr ; Co · Editor Edwardian; Mission Club. RINEY, THOMAS EUGENE 1000South First Street Austin, Texa5 Basebali2 yn. ;M ission Club2 yrs . ; Glee Club3yn .;Cheerleader 3yrs. ROBERTS, PAUL ANDREW 3006PerryLane Austin, Texas Footba112yrs . ;Basketball;Bueball 2yrs , ; Echo Staff; Lettermen'sC!ub; National Honor Society: Dramatics Club. RODGERS, CHARLES FRANKLIN 207Melbourne Houston , Texa5 Basketball 4 yrs. ; Altar Boy 1 yr.; Mlsdon Club 2 yrs.; Lettermen'! Club . San Angelo, Texas Football Co-Captain 2 yn . : Basketballlyr.;Track 2yn.; Lettermen's Club 2 yn.; Track Man of the Year Award . SALINAS , GUILLERMO Morelos222 Neuvo Laredo Tamaullpa5, Mexico Treasurer Senior Class; Boxing2 yrs.; High Honon Monogram 2 yr5, SCHIEFFER. WILLIAM B. Rt. #1 Kyle, Texas Football1yr.;Track2yrs.;Edwardian lyr,; Band3yr5.; ScienceExhibit lyr. SCHOLL, PATRICK C . 268EastMillSt, New Braunfels, Texas Football I yr. SHERROD , DANIEL A. 1410 Cima rr on Odess-a , Texas Secretary Sophomore Class; T rack I yr.; Ed wardia.nSu.ff; EchoSu.ff; Eddie The Edsman; Mission Club 1 yr.; NatioJU.l Honor Society 1 yr. ; Dramatics ! yr.; 2nd Place Spelling Cootest; Science Club: Fencing Team lyr. ; Sc ienceExhibit2yrs. ; Rifle Team . STLUKA , BENNY W. 908 Van Buren San Angelo, Texas Football2 yn,;TennhTeam 1 yr.; Echo Staff 3 yrs. ; Elocution 3 yn.; Explorer'slyr. ;Lettermen'sClub; National Hooor Society; Dramatics ly r.; Sclence2yrs, STROJANIK, TOBERT L. Route 1, Box 205-A Austin, Texas ST RANEY, JOHN MICHAEL 4030 Hubbard Place Brooklyn 10, New York TreuurerJunior; Secretary Senior; Tennis 1 yr.; Fe ncing 1 yr. TAMAYO, TOBERT J. 7001 CU:cle- S ·Road Austin, Texas GleeC\ub2 yrs. ROZANICH, STEVE Apt, 10-645, Sabana Grande Caracas, Venezuela Rifle Team 2 yrs. VALDEZ, HUGO E. Bananera,lzabal Guatemala -l:entu.l AmeriCIIo Track 1 yr. ; Glee Club 1 yr. RYALS, JOHN SHELLY Victoria Street Kenedy, Texas Football2yrs.;Track2 yn,; Basketball; Glee Club l yr. VILLARREAL, RUBEN I . B. Chapa 371 Reynosa Tamaulipas, Mexico Football 1 yr.; Science Club 1 yr. SAGE, RICHARD R., 2102Webster ZAVALA JUAN JOSE' Nica ragua Chinandega �1q61 EDWARDIAN PATRONS Mr . a nd Mrs .!. E. Ad amietz Mr . and M•'>.J . D. Ad ams Mr . a nd Mrs. Tony Alba M r . and Mrs. E. M . Alford Mr. and lvlrs . v . AllenJr. Mr. and Mrs . H. G. Altmiller Mr . and Mrs . F. Alv arado Mrs. H . O. Arend Mr . and Mrs . H. E. Arnold Mr . a nd Mrs . F. Averin Mr. and Mrs. M . N . Badeaux Lt . Col. and Mrs . L. T . Barbour Jr Lt. Col. aM Mrs , R. R. Barr Col. and Mrs . W . A . Beauchamp Dr . arxl Jvtrs , G . Berchclman Mr. and Mrs . R. E. Blum Mrs. L. s. Brown Ricardo Robles Bush Mrs.J . C . Butler Mrs . Nunzie Campion Mr . and Mrs . P. Canales Mr. and Mrs . A . F. Carlin Mrs , Irene Casarez Mr . and Mrs . A. Castiello Mr. and Mrs . H. N. Dlarbonnet Mrs . J . R. Q:.ew Mr. and Mrs . Hugh Oii nn Lt. Col. and Mrs. Qcments Mr. and Mrs . N. A. Cole Mr . and Mrs . \\' . M. Collins Oscar Contreras Mr . and Mrs . R. L. Cornelison Mrs . Gladys Corser Mr . and Mrs. H. Dangelmeyer Mrs. R. A. Daugherty Mrs. Blanche Davis Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Davis Mrs. I. De HaY""ard Dr. and f..1rs. G. E. De Hoyos Mr. ani f..1rs. E. II. Dennis Mr. and f..1rs. T. East Mr. ani Mrs. Sam Eckert Mr. and f..1rs. Ramon Fabela Mr. ani Mrs. A. G. Faykus Mr.and Mrs.E . R.Ferrls Mr. and Mrs. M. A ores Mrs . Josephine Frazee Mr. and Mrs . E. F. Gal!essich Mr . and Mrs . R. A'. Gilbert Mr . and Mrs . CaHan Graham Mr. and Mrs . P. Guerrero Col. a nd Mrs. R. T . Hal! J r. Col . ani Mrs . Hammond Mr . ani Mrs . H. H. Hansha w Mr . and Mrs . H . Harris Mr . and Mrs . J . E. Harris Mr . and Mrs . A. l\ernandez Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hiall Mr . and Mrs . V. J , I-Jo\ecek Mr. and Mrs . 1\ . Ho lstead Mr . and Mrs . J . H . Houston 1\'\,r. and Mrs . J . H . Huff Mr . and Mrs . Leo Hughes Lt , Col. and Mrs . L. T . Jones Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Joseph Mr . and Mrs. Henry Krauss Mr . ani Mrs . A. J . Kruhl Mr. and l\1rs. A - v. Kul!eck LL Col . and Mrs . J . L. L2.in Mr . and Mrs . A- L- Leary Mr. and Mrs. J . A - Lilli Mr . and Mrs . L. Lynch Mr . arxll\1rs . Lee H . Lytton J r. Mr. aOO Mrs . R. J . Macauley Mrs . Patricia Martin Mr. aOO Mrs. Matt Martinez 1\ir, and Mrs. Otarles Maurer Mr. and Mrs. H. J . McCoy Mr. and f..irs. J . D. McKie Mr. and 1\11.$. J . D. McMul!an Mr. all:! Mr!:. J . McShane Mr.aOO Mrs. \ValterMiller Mr . and Mrs. J. c. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs . G . Q . Moore Mr. and Mrs . c . B. !vloulton Mr. and Mrs . L. R. Murray 1\ir. and Mrs. R. A - Myers Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Natsis Jr. Mr. and f..1rs. Nelson Nolte Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Noyes Mr. and Mu. T. J . O'Neil Mrs. Vlrglma Pear::;on c. Mr. and Mrs . J . M. Pickney Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Pinkerton Mrs . ] . F. Poplar Mr . and Mrs.J . T . Prall Mr . a nd Mrs . W , A- Prewitt Jr. Mr. Octavia Prieto Mr. and Mrs.L . F. Qualia Mr. a nd Mrs . L- A. Quene\le Mr . and Mrs . Ri chard Ramos Mrs. T. A. Regnier Mr . and Mrs . G . E. Robinson Mr . and 1-Ars . R. A . Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs . A . N. Saenz Mr . and l-Ars . J . H. Sage Mr . and l-Ars . E. M. Salinas Mr . and Mrs. G . Salinas Mrs . Edgar Sanguinet Mr . and l-Ars. D. C . Sartor Mr . a!ld Mrs . D . B. Schieffer Mr. and Mrs. G . v. Schuh Mrs . J . c . Schuhmacher Mr. and Mrs . J . H. sevier Mr . and Mrs . J . \V , Sharman Mr. and Mrs. V. A - Sherrod Mrs. Alma Smith Mr. and l-Ars . l'l . SoUihwick Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Storey Mr. and Mrs. T . M . Straney Mr. and Mrs. \V . P. 11lompson Mr. and Mrs. T . Tilson Mr. and Mrs. G . J . Toups Mr. and Mrs. T . M. Tyndall Mr. and l-.1rs. M . v. Valdez Mrs. Bca Venarske Mr. and Mrs. Ed ...·ard Vrba Mr. and l-.1rs . MaryE.Walden Lt. Col. and 1-.-lrs. F. R. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. E. J . \Yard Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Watrous Mr. and Mrs. G . Wessenburgcr Mr. a!ld 1\-lrs. M.A. Whitley Mr. and f..1r~. G. \V. Williams Mr. and f..1rs. Jose Zambrano Mr. and Mrs. W . Zborll f..-lr. aOO Mrs. R. M. Zimmerly Jr. c. The Ed ...·ardian Staff and those who In anyway helped to make the 1961 edition of our yearbook possible, are Indeed grateful to our Patrons for their fin.anci.Jt help. \\'e s incerely hope that the students ...-ho reretve this book will find In it many lnterestin~ aOO happy re.m!OOers of a year that has come and gone. Memories are good and profitable things 10 ha\·e; ... e hope thai ...-e ha\·e gh en you a re .... Stnce:~ly, ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource St. Edward's High School Yearbook Collection Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1949; 1951-1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright St. Edward's University. The materials in this collection are made available for use in research, teaching and private study. Images and text may not be used for any commercial purposes without prior permission from St. Edward's University. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Edwardian [1961] Subject The topic of the resource High School Yearbook--Texas--Austin St. Edward's High School (Austin, Tex.) 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