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EAGLE

Published by ;~ the Seniors CHAMINADE HIGH SCHOOL

DAYTON OHIO

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In this, the Marian Year, the Blessed Virgin, who throughout the whole course of Her life, never departed from the precepts and ex­amples of Her Divine Son, exhorts us in t he same words that She used at Cana, "What­soever He shall say to you, do ye." She re­peats this same exhortation to us when it is evident that the root of all evils that exist in the world today, have originated in t he fact that many people have forsaken Him. It is the aim of Catholic education to prevent such unfortunate happenings.

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co . I NTRODU.CTION . ADMI N ISTRATION SENIORS . . . . UNDERCLASSMEN

ORGAN IZATIONS SPORTS . . FEATURES.

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Holy Father

POPE PIUS XII

Now Gloriously

Reigning

CIRCULAR Centenary of the Dogma

of the Immaculate Conception

MARIAN YEAR

My Dear Brothers and Affiliated Members,

Sylvester Joseph JUERGENS, Superior

General of the Society of Mary, Missionary Apostolic, to all the Religious and Affiliated Members of said Society

On this anniversary of the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception, I need not

exhort you to do all in your power to enter into the spirit and to help carry out

the program outlined in the Holy Father's Encyclical "Fulgens Corona." That pro­

gram could be aptly entitled: "A Better World Through the Immaculate Conception."

Our heavenly Mother will be most pleased to see us reproduce her thoughts, words,

and actions; we must, therefore, loathe and Bee the least stain of sin, if we wish to

. imitate her Immaculate Conception. Our Blessed Mother spurs us all to accomplish

this . Is is the real purpose of the Marian Year.

In this Marian Year, Christian living can be brought to flourish again, and true

Christian principles can be applied to all social problems in order to bring true

peace to our times. But these principles must not remain theoretical; they must be

put into practice. We must pray that people of matnre age distinguish themselves

by Christian honesty and fortitude; that families remain ioyally united, give a sound

Christian education to their children, and support one another in peace and by

mutual aid .

May our Immaculate Queen and Mother, then, make every one

of you an apostle of the Marian Year and bless all your efforts

with extraordinary success. Affeqionately and devotedly yours in J.M.].

Sylvester Joseph JUERGENS, S.M.

Superior General

Superior General of

the Society of Mary

MOST REV. FR. SYLVESTER JOSEPH JUERGENS, S.M.

His Excellency

KARL J. ALTER Archbishop of Cincinnati

In this Marian Year, Archbishop Karl J. Alter is especially trying to instill into his flock a fervent love of the Blessed Virgin. His zealous efforts have in the past born rich fruit and his peerless guid­ance will continue to accurately chart and direct our course of striving · toward heavenly channels. On leaving Chaminade, a debt of gratitude is owed to His Excel­lency for the personal interest he has shown in our spiritual well-being. His past example has left in all students an enduring impression that will enable them to accept the responsibilities of Catholic gentlemen in a non-Catholic world.

The Right Reverend MSGR. CARL J. RYAN

For many years, Msgr. Ryan has whole­heartedly thrown himself into the tremen­dous work of supervising all parochial schools in the Arch-diocese of Cincinnati. In the recent letter of the Holy Father, His Holiness pointed out the necessity of the education of the people so that their faith may be strengthened and their devotion to . the Blessed Virgin increased.

Monsignor has worked industriously to fulfill this request. The students of the Marianist school-Chaminade, Day ton­wish to extend their thanks for his untir­ing efforts in their behalf.

REV. EDWARD CONNAUGHTON

For the past four years, Father Con­naughton has devoted his time to the supervision of Catholic education in the Dayton parochial schools. Without his guidance, Catholic education would not have reached its present high level.

In this, "The Marian Year," his work will take on new importance. We know Father will take this task in stride and

DEDICATION

BROTHER MATTHEW Principal Clnd Counselor

For many years it has been the hope of faculty, friends, and students for a new Chaminade. Finally, under the guidance of Brother Matthew, our be­loved principal, the work was begun on Oct. 17, 1950. Although many were doubtful as to the outcome of his endeavor, the building slowly took shape and was dedicated on May 25 , 1952.

The senior class, the whole school, moreover, all those who have been con­nected with Chaminade owe Brother Matthew a debt of gratitude for what he has done for us, his students.

The time has come for Brother Matthew to go on another assignment, but the students he leaves behind will long remember him for his thoughtfulness and inspiring leadership.

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"Don't you think you got too much there, John?"

The old "Eagle" try.

FUN, FREEDOM, FAITH AND FRIENDS ...

"Oh! I love those smiles."

Glee Club works hard to prepare

its part in the Christmas

program.

"My Lord and My God."

"What's that sly look for?"

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ADMINISl '. .

RATION Nothing can be more pleasing to our facul­

ty, lay and religious, than to read the words of His Holiness in proclaiming a "Marian Year, "-the first in the History of the Church. And who can be more qualified than our Brothers,. who have consecrated themselves totally in making Her better known, loved and served, for carrying out the wishes of our Holy Father? We students are indeed privile4]ed and thankful to be under their guidance, especially for this par­ticular occasion.

BRO . MATTHE W G. BETZ Prin(ipal '

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

We have been helped in all our en­deavors by the capable guidance of

• Brother Charles. His undying efforts to push forward the "goal of education" will always be appr:eciated by the present students and by those who have gradu­ated. He has given his advice and corrected our errors. His smiling face and helping hand will always be remembered, not only by the class of '54, but also by every class passing through the halls of Chaminade.

We, the senior class, wish you good luck and happiness. May God bless you and protect you through all the years of your life.

REV. PAUL WAGNER, S.M. School Chaplain

The development of our spiritual life and faith is promoted by our Chaplain, Father Paul. He is able to direct us spir­itually, since his own life has been con­secrated to Mary. His own manner of living serves as an example which will point the way for those who follow and will add lustre to the crown of our Alma Mater.

May the Divine Teacher ~nd His Blessed Mother grant him the necessary grace to carryon this noble task so gen­erously begun.

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"Your boy is doing wonderfully well in school, but ... ?"

OUR FACULTY ...

Bro. Anthony, the raffle chairman, calls out the winners.

BRO. OSCAR ARNOLD, S.M., Cafeteria, Maintenance.

BRO. JOSEPH BARRISH, S.M., English,. History, Commercial Art, Junior Council on World Affairs, Scenery for Variety Show and Make-up, Booster Club.

BRO. ALFRED BEIGEL, S.M., U. S. History, Business Manager.

BRO. CHARLES BERGEDICK, S.M., Reli­gion, La tin, Orientation, Sodality, Eagle Business Moderator, Service Club, Building Fund.

BRO. JOHN BLANK, S.M., Religion, Eagle Moderator.

BRO. JOHN BERTONE, S.M., Maintenance.

BRO. HUGH BIHL, S.M., Religion, Sodality, Building Fund.

BRO. ANTHONY BISHOP, S.M., Algebra, Applied Math, . Driver Education, Turkey Raffle Moderator.

FR. ROBERT BROWN, S.M., Library Staff, Librarian, Mail Distributor.

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

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A great debate in the making.

TEACHERS ...

Fuzzy showing "Mr. President" the right way.

MR. WILLIAM DONAHUE, Biology, Gen­eral Science.

MR. GEORGE EARLY, Executive Secretary of Alumni Association, Director of Student Employment, Civics, Sociology, Employment Bureau, Graduation.

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

MR. GERARD FAUST, Mechanical Drawing, Shop, Math.

BRO. EDWARD FICK, S.M., English, Super­intendent of Buildings, Locks and Lockers, Scrap Drive, Visual Aids, Ticket Manager, Bus Maintenance, Buyer for Maintenance.

MR. THOMAS FRERICKS, English, Physical Education, Head Coach of Basketball , Re­serve Basketball Coach.

BRO. DONALD GASKILL, S.M.

BRO. ROBERT GEARY, S.M., Chemistry, Algebra, Radio ,Club Moderator.

BRO. JOHN HALL. S.M., Typing, Sales Tax Stamp Project.

BRO. ANDREW HAWKE, S.M., American History, Religion, Marianist Drive Moder­ator, Sodality .

The "magic chef." Bro. Herman,

and his helper.

ADVISORS ...

"looks better, doesn't he, Brother?"

BRO. LOUIS HETTICH, S.M., Mathematics, Book Store Assistant.

BRO. JOSEPH JANNING, S.M., Mathemat­ics, English, Public Relations, Chaminade Club Moderator, National Honor Society.

MR. ROBERT JAURON, Head F 00 t ball Coach, Baseball Coach,. History, Physical Education.

BRO. RAYMOND KACIRK, S.M., Latin, Sodality, Assistant Athletic Director, Cheer. leaders, Rallies.

BRO. RICHARD KEATING. S.M., ' English. Orientation, Service Club Moderator, Com­munity Chest .

BRO. ROBERT KELLY, S.M., General Busi­ness , Driver Education, Junior Red Cross.

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

BRO. ROBERT LINDEMANN, S.M., Biol­ogy, English, Glee Club, Sodality, Choral Director of Variety Show.

BRO. ROBERT LOCKE, S.M ., Religion. World History, Sodality, Assistant Moder­ator of Speech Club. Stamp Project As­sistant.

MR. EDWARD MARRINAN, English, World History, Basketball Coach-Freshman .

MISS AGNES MAHLE

Secretary

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Typing up the winners of the Turkey Raffle.

• • .AND FRIENDS

The beginning to a delightful evening at the Student Council Dance.

BRO. STEPHEN SHEEHY, S.M., Bookkeep­ing, Business Math, Athletic Director, Alum ni Moderator.

BRO. ALAN SPRENGER, S.M Servers Club (Knights of the Alt. ity, Eagle Honor Roll, ScholastiL Roll.

English, ~~dal­

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BRO. RAYMOND STREIFF, S.M., Algebra. Plane Geometry. Head "Concessionaire." Assistant Bus Driver.

BRO. NORBERT STURM, S.M., English, Testing Program, Chaminade News, Speech Club, Junior Prom Moderator, Student Council Moderator, Faculty Choir Director, Organist.

BRO. DONALD SULLIVAN, S.M., Latin, Sophomore, Sodality, Concession Stand As­sistant, Stamp Project Assistant.

BRO. JOSEPH TRAGESER, S.M., Plane Geometry, Band Director, Sodality, Record­ing Machines and Public Address Systems.

FR. PAUL WAGNER, S.M., Religion, Sodal­ity Moderator, Recruitment Co-ordinator, Assembly Programs.

MR. DONALD WEAVER, Biology, Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach, Golf Coach.

BRO. RAYMOND WUCO, S.M., Mathemat­ics, Photography, General Math, Sodality:

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

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Our four years have come to an end. We seniors know that it has passed all too swiftly. We look back at our four years, and then glance into the future, filled with uncertainty. But, nevertheless, uncertain as it may be, we 'can rest assured of guidance from our Blessed Mother. Let us, therefore, never prove to .be untrue to our Blessed Mother, fC)r "A servant of Mary shall never perish."

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EAGLE LEADERS ... The class of 1954 has selected its senior class officers on the basis of merit.

Peter Brenner was elected Treasurer because of his intelligence and devotion to school. Vice President, Anthony Gaccetta, was selected because of his en­thusiasm and willingness to work. Leadership and character are the two m.ain qualities which make Paul Ahlquist an outstanding President. Jack Ditzel's spirit and ambition are reasons for his election as Secretary. All four have served us well; we thank them.

AFFOURTIT, NOEL F. Noel

AGNEW, THOMAS C. Tom-Class Officer 2, 3, 4 ; Student Council 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra­murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; National Athletic Honor Society 3, 4.

AMAN, ANDREW A.

Drew-Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra­murals 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Junior Achieve­ment 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Var­iety Show 3, 4 ; Annual Staff. Artist.

AHLQUIST, PAUL E. Flash-Class Officer 1; Senior Class President; Math Club, Sec­retary; Student 3; Chaminade ,News 3, 4; Annual Staff Pho­tographer 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Pho­tography Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; National Honor So­ciety, Secretary.

AMMANN, HANS

Halls-Math Club 3, 4; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Var­iety Show 3; National Honor Society.

RADUATES

AUG, ROBERT L. Bob-Perfect Attendance 2; Math Club 3, 4; Chaminade News 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 2; Speech Clu~ 2, 3; National Honor So­ciety.

ARKENBERG, ROBERT J. Bob-Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra­murals 1, 3, 4; Perfect Attend­ance 4.

of 1954

ALLGYER, DONALD L. Aug-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; National Athletic Honor So­ciety 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Servers Club 4; Sodality 1; In­tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Base­ball 3, 4.

BAKER, DUKE H.'

Duke-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4; Class Officer 4; Servers Club 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 2; Sodality 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Variety Show 4; National Honor Society.

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BANDY, RONALD F. Skip-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas· ketball 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Ten· nis 1, 2.

BAUMGARDNER, RICHARD L. Dick-Bowling 1; Intramurals 3, 4; Dramatics 4.

BANKER, PAUL M. Pikey-Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President; Variety Show 3, 4.

BERBERICH, ALOYSIUS J.

AI-Perfect Attendance 1; Class Officer 2; Booster Club 1, i; Annual Staff, Business; Bowling 2; Intramurals 2, 3; Glee Club 3.

BERRY, JEROME C. J effY-P e r fee t Attendance 4 Class Officer 1, 4 ; Football 1 Sodality 1, 2, 4; Intramurals 3, 4 Variety Show 4.

BARHORST, JAMES A .

Roach-Sodality 4; Intramurals .1, 4; Glee Club 4.

BERK, EDWARD F. Ed-Perfect Attendance 1, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4.

BIR, JEROME A.

Jerry-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4 ; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramu­rals 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Jun­ior Achievement 4.

BATSCHE, RONALD R.

Scratch-Chaminade New s 3; Sodality 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

BERNER, GEORGE J.

George-Perfect Attendance 1, 2" 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3, 4.

BLATZ, DONALD C. DOl/-Perfect Attendance 1, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4.

BLINCOE, B. JOSEPH

Joe-Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

BONDURANT, RICHARD 1. Dixie-Perfect Attendance 3, 4 ; Class Officer 2, 3; Annual Staff, Business; Intramura.1s 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Tennis 4; Variety Show 4; Cheerleader.

BROWN, RALPH V. Rocky-Student Council 2 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Sodality i, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Sodality Convention.

BONSER, JAMES E. Jim-National Athletic H 0 nor Society 3, 4; Bowling 1; Sodal­ity 1; Glee Club 3; .Tennis 2,3; Variety Show 3; Annual Staff, Editorial.

BRUGGEMAN, THOMAS G. Bmggie-Perfect Attendance 1, 4; Servers Club 1; Cafeteria Squad 1, 2; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Intra­murals 1, 2, 3, 4.

Mush ... Mush'

BRENNER, 1. PETER

Pete-Honor Roll 1; Class Of­ficer 2, 3; Senior Class Treas­urer; Math Club 4; Annual Staff, Sports Editor; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Na­tional Honor Society, Vice Pres­ident.

BRUN, JOHN J.

Jack-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Sodality 1 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 .

\ BRINKMAN, WILLIAM N.

Bl·il1k-Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee, Presi­dent; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; So­dality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 4.

BRYANT, JOHN O. Johnl1y-Perfect Attendance 4; Class Officer 1; Basketball 2; Servers Club 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Squad 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Variety Show 3; Basketball Man­ager 3.

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BUDDEN DECK, GERALD A. Jerry-Perfect Attendance 1; In­tramurals 2, 3; Sodality 4 .

BUSSE, ROBERT F. Berlbtl-Class Officer 3, 4; So­dality 1.

BURGER, JEROME E.

Jerry-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Photography Club 2; Radio Club 3.

BYRNE, PATRICK J.

Pal-Sodality 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2. 3.

BURKE, TERRENCE J .

T erry-Bowling 1, 2, 3; Sodal­ity 1, 2, 3; Junior Achieve­ment 4.

CABLE, JOHN A.

Jobnny-Football 1, 2, 3, 4; In­tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; National Athletic Honor So­ciety 4.

BURKHARDT, DANIEL F. Bucket-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Variety Show 3; Bookstore 1.

CAPORAL, ROBERT E.

Coop-Honor Roll 1; National Athletic Honor Society 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Student Council ' 1; -Football 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Na­tional Honor Society.

CAULFIELD, EDWARD J. Ed-Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

CLARK, JOHN H. Johnny-Perfect Attendance 1, 4; Sodality 1, 2.

DALY, THOMAS L Tom-Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Stu­dent Council 1, 2; Sodality 1, 2. 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

DAVIS, JAMES L Jim-Perfect Attendance 1, 4; Class Officer 2; Basketball 1, 2; Booster Club 2; Intramurals 3; Band , Drum Major, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Variety Show 3.

CLARKE, WILLIAM L Willie-Honor Roll 1, 2; Per­fect Attendance 2; Class Officer 3; Basketball 3; Booster Club 1; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 4 ; National Honor Society.

DEMETER, JOHN L Jack-Intramurals 3.

COOPER, JOHN L Coup-Perfect Attendance 4; So­dality 2; Intramurals 2, '3, 4; Red Cross Representative.

"J ust want the facts, Joe!"

DE V ANNEY, VINCENT L Vince-Class Officer 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

CORBETT, JAMES J.

Big Jim-Class Officer 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Squad 3; Base­ball 3, 4.

DITZEL, JACK L Dilz-Class Officer 1, 2, 4; Sen­ior Class Secretary; Chaminade News 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Glee' Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain; Cayoda Council 3. 4, President.

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DUGAN, MARTIN C. Marty-Perfect Attendance 1, 4' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

RADUATES

OF 1954

Quite content . .. but seriously at work.

"Who are you trying t" fool fellas?"

DUNNIGAN, JEROME F. Little Olle-Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Cafeteria Squad 1, 2; Intra­murals 2, 4; Cayoda Council 3; Football Statistics 3, 4.

DRERUP, JOHN J .

Johnnie-Perfect Attendance 4 · Booster Club 1; Sodality 1, 2, 3 ~ 4; Intramurals 3, 4; ] u n i 0 r Achievement 4.

DWYER, JAMES P. George-Perfect Attendance 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1. 2, 3, 4.

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DORSTEN, RICHARD L. Dick-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4.

DUOLEY, ROBERT R.

Bob-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4; · Class Officer 2; Booster Club 4; Chaminade News 3, 4; Annual Staff, Artist ; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 library Staff 4; Glee Club 4 Dramatics 4; Variety Show 3, 4 Alumni Secretary Assistant.

EARDLY, DONALD W. DOll-Golf 4; Sodality 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4.

EISENHAUER, THOMAS W. Tom-P e r fee t Attendance 4; Football 1; Math Club 4; Cham­inade News 4; Annual Staff. Business; Servers Club 4; Sodal­ity 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 4.

FECHER, ROBERT A . Bob-Perfect Attendance 2; So­dality 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

FISCHER, RICHARD A. Flash-Sodality 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2.

ELWORTH, DONALD T. Ells-Math Club 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Glee Club 2; Variety Show 4.

FERDELMAN, THOMAS J .

Dad-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4; Math Club 3, 4; Booster Club 1, 2; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4.

FORTKAMP, FREDERICK J.

Fred-Perfect Attendance 2, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4.

EVERS, JEROME 1. J er,.y-Perfect Attendance 1.

FISCHER, EOWARD V. Sonny-Perfect Attendance 1; Li­brary Staff 3; Glee Club 4; Jun­ior Achievement 4.

FRONING, JACK B. Frog-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4 Dramatics 4; Variety Show 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Captain.

FARKAS, EDWARD C. ~d-Perfect Attendance 2; Sodal­Ity 2, 3, 4; G lee Club 3, 4; Jun­ior Achievement 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4 .

FISCHER, PHILIP W. Phil-Class Officer 3, 4; Sodal· ity 1; Intramurals 2; Band 1. 2, 3.

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GACCETTA, ANTHONY J. T OIIJ-P e r fee t Attendance 1; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Senior Class Vice President; Football l. 2, 3; Annual Staff, Business; So­dality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals l. 2, 3; Variety Show 4; Cheer­leader 4; National Athletic Hon­or Society 3, 4 ; Junior Prom Committee.

GIBSON, W. RICHARD

Dick-Basketball 1; Boo s t e r Club 1; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Dramatics 3, 4 ; Var­iety. Show 3 .4; Football Man­ager 2.

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GEBHARDT, DONALD L.

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GOECKE, ROBERT J.

Bob-Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Student Council 3, 4 ; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Cafeteria Squad 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Intramurals 1, 2; Glee Crub 1, 2; National Athletic Honor So· ciety 3.

GOUBEAUX, ROBERT E.

Bob-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; Cafeteria Squad 3, 4; Sodality 2, 3, 4 ; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, President ; N ational Honor Society .

GEHRICH, JOHNL.

J ohllily-Library Staff 1; Sodal­ity 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Jun­ior Achievement 4 .

GOOD, RONALD ] .

ROIl-Intramurals 1, 2.

GREGER, JAMES F.

Jim- Honor Roll 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; N ation­al Honor Society.

GEISLER, EDWARD L.

Blitch

GOODE, KENNETH A.

Kell-Perfect Attendance 1, 4; Class Officer 1; Football 2; An­nual Staff, Subscription Manager; Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4.

GUENTHER, FRANK J.

Joe-Honor Roll 3, 4; Perfect­Attendance 3; National Honor Society.

HAINES, PATRICK E. Pat- Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Variety Show 1, 2, 3.

HARDIN, RICHARD J.

Curly

HEIMAN, RICHARD W. Dick-Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4, Treasurer; Sodality 3, 4; National Honor Society.

HAUER, DONALD R .

D Oli-Football 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

HELMIG, JAMES R .

Jim-Honor Roll 1; Perfect At­tendance 1, 4; Annual Staff, Ed­itorial ; Sodality 1 , 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Variety Show 3: N ational Honor Society.

Senior D in action during mid-term examinations.

HAUSFELD, JEROME A. Jerry-Perfect Attendance 1.

HICKERTZ, FRANZ H.

Franz-Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4.

HEIDENREICH, ROBERT L. Rock-Bowling 1, 2, 4; Sodal­ity 2, 3, 4.

HIEBER, THOMAS E. H eeb-Perfect Attendance 1, 4; Soda lity 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

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HILDEBRAND, JOHN C. John C.-Perfect Attendance 1; Sodality 1, 2, 3, '4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; National Honor Society.

HUELSMAN, JOHN A. Jack

HINDERS, RALPH M. Ralph-Perfect Attendance 2, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3.

HUESMAN, EDWARD H. Ned-Sodality 1, 2, 3; Intra­murals 1, 2; Band 3. 4.

HOLLIDAY, KENNETH E. Ken-Honor RoIL3; Math Club 4; Intramurals 3,' 4; National Honor Society.

JABLINSKI, ADOLPH R. Butch-Chaminade News 4; Li­brary Staff 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Junior Achieve­ment 3; Variety Show 3, 4.

"How do you know? He won't be in for another week or so! "

HUBER, DAVID C. D.1ve-National Athletic Honor Society 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Student Council 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; In­tramurals 1; 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4.

JACKOWSKI, DONALD J. So 1111 y-Perfect Attendance 1; . Student Council 1, 2; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

JANNING, CHARLES W. ChaJ-Class Officer 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; National Athletic Honor Society 3, 4.

JEROME, JOSEPH G. Little Joe-Sodality 3, 4.

KELLER, THOMAS E.

Tom-Intramurals 3, 4; G lee Club 4; Variety Show 3, 4.

KELLY, DENIS R.

Denny-Class Officer 2, 4; Serv­ers Club 2, 4; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Jun­ior Red Cross 3, 4.

JOHNSTON, ROBERT P.

Bob-Perfect Attendance 4; So­dality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Variety Show 4.

KApPEN, WILLIAM J.

Jay-Perfect Attendance 1; So­dality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Variety Show 3.

KARL, PAUL B. Peachie-Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1.

A grand tribute to Our Blessed Mother-opening of the Marian Year at Chaminade.

KENNEDY, HARRY L. HalTy-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4; Chaminade News 3, 4; An­nual Staff, Editor-in-Chief; Serv­ers Club 1, 2; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intmmurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dra­matics 4; School Correspondent 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Variety Show 4.

KERBY, ROBERT N. Kerb-Perfect Attendance 2; In­tram urals 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4.

KOHR, EDWARD A. Ed-Perfect Attendance 1, 4; Junior Achievement 3.

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LANGE, LAURENCE E .

Larry-Math Club 3, 4; Intra­murals 3, 4; National Honor So­ciety.

RADUATES

of 1954

Just admiring!

LAQUAGLIA, NICHOLAS A. LillIe Banjo-Perfect Attendance 1; Sodality 1.

KUNTZ, GERARD,B.

Kunlzee-Intramurals 3, .4; Glee Club 4; Junior Achievement 4; Variety Show 4.

LAUKHART, MICHAEL C. L II C a i-Perfect Attendance 1; Class Officer 1; Servers Club 1; Sodality 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

KRAUS, JAMES A. Jim-Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Chaminade News 3, 4; Annalll Staff, Editorial; So­dality 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4; Variety Show 3, 4; National Honor Society.

LAFFERTY, MICHAEL A. Mick-Class Officer 3, 4; Sodal- . ity 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

LEHMAN, EUGENE L. Gene-Perfect Attendance 3; So­dality 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Dramatics 3.

LEMONS, DONALD E. DOli-Class Officer 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4.

LUEHRS, RICHARD J. Dick-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, Editorial; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Intramurals 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Dramatics 3, ( Variety Show 3, 4; Bookstore 1.

MALONE, NORMAN H. N orm-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Servers Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3.

LENSCH, DONALD R.

D Oli-Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra­murals 1, 2, 3; Booster Club 1; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Var­iety Show 3'.

LYNCH, GERALD R.

Je1'l'y-Sodality 1, 2; Intramurals 3; Band 1, 2.

MANNING, ARTHUR

Art-Basketball 3; Bowling 2, 3; Sodality 1; Intramurals 1; Dramatics 3; Photography Club 1; Baseball 3, 4.

LEO, JEROME

Jerry-Perfect Attendance 1, 3. 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra­murals 1, 4.

MADER, DONALD L. DOli-Honor Roll 3; Perfect At­tendance 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, Business; Bowling 1; National Honor Society; Stage Crew 4; Junior Achievement 4.

MANGAN, NEIL E. Neil-Perfect Attendance 3; So­dality 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Variety Show 3.

LIMBERT, ORVILLE L. Orv-Sodality 4; Intramurals 3; Glee Club 4.

MAHLE, DAVID C. Dc/!.'e-Intramurals 3, 4 .

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MASCHINO, DALE J.

Mash-Bowling 1, 2; Sodality 1, 2; Intramurals 3, 4; National Honor Society.

MICHEL, LOUIS F. LOllie- Honor Roll 1; Class Of­ficer 2; Sodality 1, 4.

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MAYER, MATTHEW J.

Hairy-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Intra· murals 1, 2, 3, 4.

MIKULA, STEPHEN R. S tell e-Perfect Attendance 1; Cafeteria Squad 3; Sodality 1, 2; 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2.

MOON, JAMES M.

Jim-Cafeteria Squad 1, 2; In­tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 4.

MEHALL, BERNARD S .

Benzie-Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 1; Class Of­ficer 2, 4; Student Council · 3; Math Club 3, 4, Vice President; Annual Staff, Editorial; Bowl­ing 1; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra­murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Junior Achievement 3; Variety Show 3; National Honor Society.

MONNIG, NORMAN J. Norm-Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4.

MOORE, JAMES E. Jesse-Chaminade News 4; In­tramurals 4; Junior Achieve­ment 4.

MEYERS, DAVID F. Dave-Perfect Attendance 1, 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals' 1; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4.

MONNIN, CARL F. Cad-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4; Math Club 3, 4; National Honor ' Society; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4.

MURRAY, THOMAS J .

Murphy-Class 0 f f ice r 1; So­dality 1, 2.

McDoNALD, J. THOMAS

Mac-Bowling 1, 2, 3; Sodal­ity 1, 2, 3; Junior Achieve­ment 4.

McELDOWNEY, RALPH H.

Mac-Honor Roll 1, 2; Perfect Attendance 1; Sodality 1, 2; Na­tional Honor Society; Intramu­rals 2.

NARTKER, THOMAS A. Tom-Cafeteria Squad 3; Perfect Attendance 1; Sodality 4; Intra­murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achieve­ment 4.

"Now, look perty, and give us a nice big smile. Fine!"

McILVAIN, DALE E.

Mac-Perfect Attendance 1; Foot­ball Manager 3; Booster Cl ub 1; Intramurals 1, 2; Variety Show 4.

NEEDHAM, THOMAS R.

Tom-Perfect Attendance 1, 4; Class Officer 1; Student Council I; Football 1, 2, 3, 4.

McINTYRE, JAMES M.

Mac-Booster Club 3, 4; Chami­nade News 4; In tramurals 4.

NIEKAMP, JOHN F. Jake-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4; Sodality 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

McMILLAN, JOHN R .

Mac-Sodality 1; Glee Club 3; Variety Show 3.

NIELSEN, HAROLD G. Hal-Math Club 4; Booster Club 1; Chaminade News 4; Annual Staff, Editorial; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 4; Speech Club 2, 3, 4.

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NORRIS, WILLIAM A. Skinner-Sodality 1, 2, 3; Intra­murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Variety Show 4.

OSTOPYAK, JOHN Joseph-Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Sodality 1; Junior Achievement 4.

"Y QU' re tickling me! "

O 'DONNELL, JEREMIAH T. Digger-Perfect Attendance 3; Football 3, 4; Sodality 1; Intra­murals 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Var­iety Show 3.

OTT, CHARLES L. Chm'lie-Honor Roll 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Class Officer 4; Math Club 3, 4; Chaminade News 4; Annual Staff, Organiza­tions' Ed.; Servers Club 4; Sodal­ity 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Jr. Achievement 3; Tennis 3, 4; Variety Show 4; Nat. Athletic Honor Soc. 3, 4; Nat. Honor Soc.

O 'DONNELL, JOHN D. Jack-Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Class Officer 2; Bowling 1, 2; Football Manager 2, 4.

PATTERSON, \X1ILLIAM F. Pat-Perfect Attendance 1, 4; So­dality 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; J u n i 0 r Achievemen t 3; Variety. Show 3, 4.

OSSEGE, RONALD F. ROil-Sodality 1, 2, 3; Spelling Bee 3; Perfect Attendance 1.

PAYNE, RICHARD L. T ex-Class Officer 3; Football 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

PAYNE, ROBERT M. Bob-P e r fee t Attendance 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Student Coun­cil 4; Golf 3, 4; Annual Staff, Editorial; Servers Club 1; Sodal­ity 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

PFEIFFER, THOMAS

Tom-Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 4; Cafeteria Squad 3; Sodality 1. 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi­dent; Variety Show 3, 4.

REBOULET, RONALD C Reb-Perfect Attendance 1.

REICH, LOUIS G. LOllie-Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4.

POWERS, MICHAEL E. M ike-Perfect Attendance 4; Math Club 3, 4; Annual Staff. Features' Editor; Bowling 1; Servers Club 1; Sodality 1, 2. 3, 4; Dramatics 3. 4; Variety Show 4.

POWERS, WILLIAM M.

Bill-Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Football 2, 3; Booster Club 1; Cafeteria Squad 3; Sodality 1, 2. 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 4; National Honor Society.

PYTEL, LEONARD R.

LeI/-Class Officer 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Squad 3; Intra­murals 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Var­iety Show 3; Perfect Attendance 1, 4.

"bid you ever see such a motley looking crew?"

REID, CHARLES H. Chllck--Class Officer 1, 2; So­dality 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Speech Cl ub 1, 2; V a r i e t y Show 3.

R EINERT, LEONARD V. Lell-Perfect Attendance 4; Cha­minade News 1.

REMLEY, JOHN A. Jack-Perfect Attendance 4; So­lality 4; Intramurals 4; Junior Achievement 4; Speech Club 4.

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SAWAYA, GEORGE A. Sam-Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society, Treas­urer; Class Officer 4; Math Club 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary; Variety Show 3, 4.

RADUATES

OF 1954

Picking up some pointers on comedy'

SCARPELLI, EDMUND R .

Ed-Class Officer 4; Intramu­rals 1, 2, 3, 4 .

RUFF, LAWRENCE A . Larry-Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 4; Chaminade News 3, 4; Annual Staff, Theme Ed· itor; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; School Correspondent 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; National Honor Society.

SCHAAF, DONALD C. Don-Perfect Attendance 1, 4 ; Booster Club 1; Annual Staff, Advertising Manager; Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; Speech Club 3; Variety Show 4; Servers Club 4.

RODERER, LAWRENCE C. L a r l' y-Perfect Attendance 4; Bowling 1; Intramurals 4; Band 1, 2; Glee Club 4.

RUMPLE, ROBERT M. Bob-Basketball Manager 1, 2 ;' Cafeteria Squad 3; Intramurals 1, 3; Perfect Attendance 1, 4.

SCHMIDT, LEON J. Smitty-Class Officer 3, 4; Jun­ior Prom Committee; Football 1; Annual Staff, Business; In­tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Junior Achievement 3; Variety Show 3, 4 .

SCHNEBLE, WALTER J.

Doc-Perfect Attendance 4; Stu­dent Council 4; Sodality 1, 2. 3, 4 ; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4; Stage Crew 2.

SCHOMMER, THOMAS L. Tom-Perfect Attendance 1, 4; Servers Club 1, 2, 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Manager 1; Variety Show 3; 4.

SHANE, RICHAR[) J.

Dick-Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Class Officer 1; Annual Staff, Business; Library Staff 2; Sodal­ity 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4.

SCHNEIDER, C. PHILLIP

Gooch-Stage Crew 4.

SCHREIN, DANIEL D.

Dan-Glee Club 3, 4; Tennis 3. 4; Variety Show 4.

SHOCK, RALPH E. Gene-Class Officer 4; Cafeteria Squad 3; Intramurals 1, 2.

SCHOCKMAN, JOHN A. Je'TY Lewis-Perfect Attendance 3; Sodality 3, 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Variety Show 4.

SCHUDER, HENRY J. Cat

SHUMARD, KENNETH E. Ken-Basketball 2.

SCHOENBERGER, H. ROBERT

Bob-Math Club 3, 4, President; Chaminade News 4; Annual Staff, Business; Sodality 1, 2; School Correspondent 4; Photog· raphy Club 1; National Honor Society, President.

SCHUMACHER, JAMES A. Jilll-Chaminade News 4; So­dality 4; Speech Club 4; Variety Show 4; National Honor Society .

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SIPOS, VINCENT J.

Si-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. 4; Junior Prom Committee; Booster Club 1; Annual Staff. Business Manager; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Photography Club 1. 2; Junior ' Achievement 3; Var­iety Show 4; Radio Club 3.

SODER, EDWARD J.

Ed

SIPPLE, JAMES L. Jay-Sodality 1. 2; Intramu­rals 3.

SOLLENBERGER, THOMAS D . Solly-Annual Staff, Business; Glee Club 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4.

STEIN, RICHARD A. Dick-Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Foot­ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 2, 4; National Athletic Hono r Society 3.

SLATER, JOSEPH F. . Joe-Perfect Attendance 1; Na­

tional Athletic Honor Society 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot­ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

STAFFORD, JOHN P. Johlilly-Perfect Attendance I, 2, 4; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

STEINER, RICHARD J. Dick-Perfect Attendance 1; An­nual Staff, Editorial; Sodality 1. 2, 4; Photography Club 1, 2.

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SLOAN, THEODORE W.

Thaddeus-Student Council 1; Sodality 1; Intramurals 4; Stage Crew 1; Glee Club 1, 4.

STARON, WALTER C. Bllddy-Booster Club 1; Annual Staff, Business; Bowling 1, 2; So~ality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 4; Dramatics 4; Variety Show 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Baseball 3.

STENGEL, WILLIAM L. Casey-Perfect Attendance 2; Annual Staff, Business.

STINE, ROBERT D. Red-Intramurals 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Variety Show 4.

SUHR, EDWARD J. Ed-Perfect Attendance 1; Class Officer 2; Bowling 1; Cafeteria Squad 3, 4; Sodality I, 2, 3; In­tramurals 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Jun­ior Achievement 4.

TISCHER, RICHARD E.

Dick-Math Club 4; Annual Staff, Editorial; Bowling 1, 2; Stage Crew 4; Speech Club 3, 4; National Honor Society.

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"Now, don't go floating around to other tables after this!"

SUTTMAN, LAWRENCE J.

Larry-Booster Club 3; Cafeteria Squad 2, 3, 4; Sodality 4.

TOBE, JAMES J. FhlSh-Perfect Attendance J: 4.

TEPE, BERNARD J .

Bell-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 .

TREON, WILLIAM C. Bill-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 1; Sodality I, 2, 3. 4; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Base­ball 3. 4.

THOMA, WALTER J.

Buddy-Perfect Attendance 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3. 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 4.

TROCIN, ROBERT E.

Bob-Class Officer 2; Student Council 2; Booster Club 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4; Tennis 1, 2.

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TRUXEL, ROBERT W .

Bill-Honor Roll 2; National Honor Society; Cha:minade News 3, 4; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 3, 4.

VICKERS, JAMES E. Red-Perfect .t\:ttendance 1; In­tram urals 4.

TRZECIAK, PAUL C. Tl'acy-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4; Sodality 1, 2; Intramurals 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4.

VYSZENSKI, JOHN J.

Johnny-Perfect Attendance 1; Servers Club 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3.

"HI-va, Babe!"

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TULLIS, THOMAS D. Turk-Perfect Attnedance 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra­murals 2, 3; National Honor Society.

WAGNER, HERBERT S. Bert-Golf 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4.

VERSIC, THOMAS C. Tom-Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Pho­tography Club 1, 2.

WAGNER, JOHN

Johnny

WALKER, JAMES R .

Jim-Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Stu­dent Council 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3.

WALTER, JOHN Johnny

WENZEL, THOMAS E. Tom-Library Staff 1; National Honor Society.

WINHOVEN, JOHN R. IVinny-Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

WEBER, C. LAWRENCE

Web-Math Club 3, 4; Intra· murals 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Baseball 4.

WISSMAN, NORMAN R. N arm-Perfect Attendance 1, 4.

WEGERZYN, WALTER V. IValt-P e r f e c t Attendance 1; Class Officer 3, 4; Football Man­ager 1; Football 2, 3, 4; Bowl- . ing 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

WENING, JERRY G. JeITy-Honor Roll 1; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Librar­ian; Glee Club 1, 3; Variety Show 3.

"On this day, a Beautiful Mother . . . " Jerry Wenning accompanies on the organ.

WOLF, JOHN H. Jack-Servers Club 2, 3; Sodal­ity 2, 3.

WOLF, PHILIP L. Phil-Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4; Intramurals 1.

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RADUATES

for 1954

"Butch" gets a big hand at the Purcell rally.

ZIMMER, KENNETH E. Ken-Bowling 1, 2; Sodality 1. 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3.

WAGER. ARTHUR J. Al'l

ZIMMERMAN, DONALD E.

Blilch-Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4.

WOURMS , GUY R. Red-P e r f e c t Attendance 4; Class Officer 3; Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4.

WUERSTL, DALE J. Dale-Perfect Attendance 1; So.' dality 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 4.

ZIMl\IERMAN, EDWARD J. Zeke-Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4, President; Junior Prom Committee; Booster Club 1, 2; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Photography Club 1, 2; Jun­ior Achievement 4 ; Variety Show 4.

the Queen, .... 1 -early crowns ,r·ctory Rally · in£. l" t the ,,1

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After dinner "spruce-up." "M ah, dear students

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rrJoe Chaminade" GENE SHOCK

SENIOR A: Most Intellectual-Robert Schoenberger; Most Likely to Stlcceed­Frank Guenther; "Joe Chaminade"-Don Hauer; Most Athletic-Joe Slater; Best Dressed-Robert Trocin; Most Popular­Richard Luehrs; Best Looking-John Clark.

SENIOR C: Best Looking-Jack Ditzel; Most Pop u I a r-Mike Lafferty; "Joe Ch ami n a d e"-Don Elworth; Best Dressed-Jim Moon; Most Intellectual­Hans Ammann; M 0 s t Athletic-B i 11 Brinkman; Most Likely to Succeed­Jerry Berry.

SENIOR E: "Joe Chaminade"-Louis Reich; Most Popular-Ed Zimmerman; Best Dressed-James Walker; Most Ath­letic-Tom Needham; Most Intellectual -Charles Ott; Best Looking-D i c k Baumgardner; Most Likely to Succeed­Robert Busse.

SENIOR B: Best Dressed-James Kraus ; Most A thletic-Dave Huber; Best Look­ing-Terry Burke; Most Likely to Suc­ceed-Pete Brenner; M 0 s t Popular­Bernard Mehall; Most Intellectual-Wil­liam Truxel ; "Joe Chaminade"-B i 11 Clarke.

SENIOR D: Best DreJJed-Paul Banker ; "Joe Chaminade"-Gene Shock; Be s t Looking-Dick Dorsten; Most Athletic .....,Don Zimmerman; Most Likely to Suc­ceed-Walter Wegerzyn; Most Intellec­tual-Donald Mader; Most Popular­Vincent DeVanney.

SENIOR F:"Joe Challlinade·'-Bill Pat­terson; Most Popular-Robert Stein; Most Likely to Succeed-Neil Mangan; Most Athletic-'-----Robert Goecke; Be J I

DreJJed-Philip Fischer; Best Lookillg­Orville Limbert; Most Likely to Succeed -James Greger.

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CLASSMEN

The foremost thought in our minds as Underclassmen is to attain the goal of being a graduate of Chaminade High School. Thus, we would be considered a Christian Gentleman, which is one of the highest priv­ileges on earth. To a goal of this height and glory, many obstacles will obstruct our path, but if we weigh our problems in the true Chaminade spirit, we will readily dis-pose of them. .

As Underclassmen, therefore, we tak-~ on with pleasure, the responsibility of conform­ing with rules and traditions of our school which are to carry honor and Christianity to the highest degree to our fellow Cham~ inade students and to the rest of the world.

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THE FUTURE SENIORS

Top l'OW: T. Roth, R. Kronenberger, T. Kreitzer, W. Maher, Secretary; D . Russell, E. Fuchs, ] . Woolery, ]. Tarlano. Thi,·d row: A. King, ]. Kaiser, ]. Dirckx, P. McEnroe, O. Berger, Vice President; R. Burgmeier, F. Browne, W. Thomas, R. Dennler, F.

Conwell, C. Lobley. Second row: J. Nevius, P. Finke, T. Sawyer, P. Hagan, President; D. DeBor.d, J. Blake, R. Hoy, W. Burger, J. Smith, C. Kuntz; V. Kozak, M. DiSalvo, R. Dillhoff. Front l'OW: T. Doerfler, L. Schirtzinger, E. Rosengarten, ]. Staeuble, D. Mott, L. Kavanaugh, Student Council; J. Wolf, R. Burkhardt, W. Bramlage, C. Holtman, G. Vergamini, ' Treasurer.

T op row: T. Hennessey, J. Bohse, President; D. Montgomery, T . Kauflin, W. Hutzel, J. Goldschmidt, J . Schons, J. Nellis. Third

row: J. Lienesch, G. Fehrman, J . Clark, J. Lienesch, F. Allen, R. Burke, P. Herbert, T. Bistrek, Student Council; W. Homan, R. Burris, C. Baker. Second row: W. Gilbert, 1. Andrews, J. Newbauer, B. Krimm, R. King, T. Kennedy, Vice President; D . Stel­zer, F. Jones, c. Ruf, M. Eifert, D. Fischer, J. McCarthy, B. AIig, R. Koesters. Front row: T. Hikel, J. French, J. Leingang, R. Mil­ler, F. Weinrich, H . Klosteman, D . Hopkins, R. Kammer, Treasurer; J. Dorsten, F. Aicher, Secretary.

AS CAPABLE LEADERS

T op row: A. Winkel john, R. Lesko, D . Schamel, L Loeber, P. Pazitney, Secretary; G. Sweetman, F. Blesi, T. Wittman, P. Masten, R. Kuhbander. Middle row: R. Renner, J. Brunner, P. WhirIow, T . Heyl, T. Hackett, F. Detmer, J . Murray, J. Boeckman, F. Wolfe, T . Sander, J. Bramlage, C. Redman, Treasurer~ R. Meyer, Front "ow: S. Nolan, E. Bereda, R. Scanlon, Vice President; J. 'tange­man, R. Murphy, R. Soder, N . Staub, J. Mahle, D. Lowry, E. Koogler, President; L Goubeaux.

Top row: G. Bahwsen, T. Muth, D. Cook, Treasurer; T . Kaminski, V. Shuey, G . Rohrer, A. Barthman, T . Evers, J. Davis.

R. Fecher, B. Borchers, President; F. Boerner, W . Heil. Middle row: C. Borgerding, E. Koehler, E. Davis, J. Kramer, R. Lewis.

J. Brunner, D . Dougherty, J. Hilgeford, J. Dahm, M. Behrer, S. Bitonti, Secretary; W . Chifala, Student Council; R. Campbell .

Front fOU': J. Girarot, J. Haines, R. Hockaday, J. Grieshop, Vice President ; J. Conner, J. Keogh. R. Danielewicz, G . Brasher, T.

Loges, P. Mauro, J. LaPorte.

AND EAGER WORKERS

Top fOU ': D. Smith, D . Schaefer, G. Vorhees, Secretary; M. Renner, T. Woodworth, J. Wolf, Treasurer; T. Lang, B. Koverman.

D. Placke, B. Lawrence, G . Menker. Middle fOW: J. Werling, J. Raiff, F. Pavelka, G . Wessels , D. Raiff, G. Wehner, N . Thobe,

D. Monaghan, A. 'Mikula, President; M. Meyer, R. O'Reilly. Front row: G. Gillotti, Student Council; J. Neal, B. Zwiesler, Bill

Raymann, Vice President ; J. Patko, D. Meyer, 1. O'Neal, D . Smith. F. Riddle, D. Smith, K. Smith. Absent: 1. Ross, J. Myers.

Top row: R. Lee, Vice President; T. Greene, V. Klosterman, F. Farrell, K. Huelsman, T. Grusenmeyer, J. Lamm, J . Leitschuh, President; R. Gentile. Middle row: C. Bettinger, K. Kohr, D. Heine, R. Brechak, J. Lewis, 1. Fox, J . Glynn, :E. Luken, G. Prestel , Secretary; S. Ernst. Front ,·ow: J. Douglas, R. Daugherty, T. Harm. C. Estevez, T. Hedcman , D . Jaspers , M. Brown, Treas­urer; T . Campbell.

DOING THEIR PART.

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Top 1'0u': M . Royer, ]. McCrate, ]. Prestel. W . White, E, Schwieterman, ] , Rentz , ]. Michel , Student Council ; C. Lingg, Secre­

tary ; D. Mantle . Middle 1'0 t l' : M. Schuer. D . Melampy. M, T arkany, K. Buehler, T . Schultz, R. Steffen, ]. Scheiner, D . Pancake.

Front 1'0U': S, Schiml, A. Mauro, Treasurer ; R, Morrella, Vice President ; B. Ostendorf, President; D, Schlegel, T. Smith, ] .

Middlebrook, 1. Stegeman .

FOR GOD AND COUNTRY

"I don't k all now Wh .

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LOOKING TO THE FUTURE.

Top ,-ou': ]. Christie, D. Boyd , R. Duell , R. Carmody, ]. Dorsten, Secretary; ]. Dresher, R. Baker, ] . Burkhardt, T. Doyle, ] .

Dresher, W . Bender, T . Bruns. Middle rou': ] . Bost, ] . Deis, ]. Breidenbach, ] . Conley, T. Eardly, ]. Asbury, Vice President;

D. Berry, W . Beatty, ] . Conyers, T . Agner , ]. Delaney. Frollt Rou': M . Coleman , ]. Dymond , ]. Bramlage, D. Davidson, C.

Bruggeman, T. Condron. ]. Balas, President ; C. Bechtel. ]. Duchak. Treasurer. Abselll: P . Dierker. Student Council.

Sophomore

Top row: ]. Fisher, R. Marlin, M. Kane, D. Mannix, R. Grilliot, T. Hickey, Treasurer; R. Hickenbotham, L. lauterbach, R. Kleiner, Secretary; T . Jordan, B. Goode, ]. lehman. Middle Row: E. Hasz, W . Ireton, T. Mattingly, E. Janning, W. Jenkins, P. Kirk, President; L. Kessler, P. Kavalauskas, ]. Herbert, T. Gitzinger, R. Heckman, H. Focke, ]. Kielbaso. Front row: W. Marsh­all, ]. Harmeling, T. lynch, K. Krimm, J. Greenwood, G. Kibler, R. Haines, T . Geraghty, Student Council ; D. leo, W. Macbeth,

Vice President; T . Geis.

READY FOR ACTION

Top row: J. Romer, ]. Prudhomme, E. Ryan, D. Paulick, D . PhiIlips, J. Sayer, President; ]. Munson, E. Roach, J. Sanderman, W.

Reilly, ]. Saurine, ]. Mondics. Middle Row: R .. Omlor, M. Mergler, R. Roddy, F. Pacey, J. Moloney, ]. McCloskey, W. Nugent, D. Monnin, D. Mehall, P. Ryan, Treasurer; R. Retter, 'R. Schenkel, R. Newkold . Front row: ]. Murray, D. Robbins, A. Reynolds, Secretary; T . Poe, R. Rike, D . Morris, ]. Messaros, D . Meyer, R. Russo, Vice President; A. Nellis, B. Phelen.

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b. brand ne assistants. • bis four

Top row: J. Smith, Vice President; S. Stowe, D . Van Dyke, J. Zinn, J. Swartzbaugh, R. Stringfellow, T. Werdner, D . Topp, Student Council; J. Zobrist, J. Ungerleider, President; R. White. Middle row: H. Wolfe, D. Supensky, W. Schroath, R. Suhr, J. Scheper, W. Westbrock, R. Steinbrugge, J. Wendling, R. Sherry, J. Witte, Secretary; J. Westbrock, T. Supensky, J. Wuerstl. Front row: S. Stammen, J. Walker, M. Schiml, W. Schneble, M. Will, D. Topp, E. Schirmer, T . Sherman, P. Woolard.

Sophomore

"What did I d Easy, felJas . I °o~~ deserve this;'

to hang u Y asked you p my Jacket."

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SPIRITS UNDAMPENED .

T (}p rou': ]. Kuhlman, Secretary ; D. Domansky, Treasurer; P. Glaser, U. Gochoel , 1. Koos, E. Boosinger. 1. Edmondson, T.

Keehan. ]. Kauflin, ]. Kenney, Vice President ; E. Stoecklein, A . Alvarez, ]. Coughlin. Middle row: W. Focke, D. Klingshirn.

H . Grilliot, R. Francis. ]. Collins. M. Greaney, ]. Andrew, 1. Goldschmidt, ]. Jackson, R. Kreusch, F. Krznarich, Student Council ;

R. Keyes. FrOIl! m u ': W. Luehrs. ]. Knoth. 'Ill . Furst, R. Hoertt. ]. Philhower. D. Engel. M . Duffy, T . Snyder. President ; W .

Schroeder. F. Lounsberry. C. Bailey .

Top l'O U ': F. Roock, F. Sprauer, P . Martin, A. Rado, R. H eckman, R. Hill , Vice President ; T. Lienesh, J Adams, T. Har ri s.

Pres idt:nt; K. Lurz, F. Hurst. Middle 1'0u': M. Lammert. T. Niswonger, A. Zengel, ]. W eiler, V. Mantia. S. Longo, C. McLaugh·

lin , D . Chapman , ] . Leigh, Treasurer; T. Litmer, T. Koverman Secretary ; ]. Mackey . Frollt 1'011': W. Lehman, P . Herbon , R. Long.

D . Sendlebach, D . Wally, ]. N ewman. P. Dillhoff. P. Tegenkamp, R. Mahlmeister. R. Affourtit. C. Weisman . Absent: R.

Cottman, R. Koehler.

MINDS ALERT

Top l 'OU': 1. McCarthy, M. Flynn. C. Hiehle, D . Ebbers, B. Balmert, D. Rike, Student Council; E. Schuder, V. Bockrath, H .

Sheets, E. Metzger, C. Keydoszius, R. D ahm. Treasurer. Middle row: E. Williams, C. Martin , Secretary; ] . Gantt, P. Gigliotti .

President ; 1. August, Vice President; E. Tritschler, ] . Rounds , G . Cooper, E. Andrew, T. Morehar t. FrOlit rOll': T. Bernhold . J. Hoerner. ]. Peters. N . D ahm. F. Dix, R. Dicks, C. Long. ]. Filburn, D. Stanley, R. Catanzaro. ]. Cash .

Top row: R. Meyers, J. Smith, J. Kane, D . Vagedes, B. Sleight, D. Miller, G. Toth, J. Mencsik, J. Gaccetta, F. Eckley, J. Casson. Middle row: J. Werling, C. Maley, V. Hartshorn, E. Florio, R. Monnin, G. Reboulet, J. Omlor, R. Pierce, J. Bysak, C. Mayer, C. Zirbs. Front row: F. Schiml, R. Deis, P. Stone, C. T.ariano, Treasurer; J. Morgan, President ; P. Mazzone, Student Council; M. Sullivan, Secretary; B. Bemis, T . Smart, Vice President.

BUT COMEDIANS ALL.

Top row: J. Bruns, J. Weidner, J. Bristow, J. Morrissey, Treasurer; W . Oberer, J. Hutzel, J. Reboulet, P. Bakan, J. Kapp, R. Walters, J. Hendrickson, D. Miller, Student Council; A. Papenek, 1. Harakay, J. Krug. Middle row: W. Foche, W. Hinders,

Secretary; R. McCain, J. DeSalvo, 1. O'Neil, J. Phillips, J. Neumann, T. Klepper, J. Brust, G. Schreck, F. DeBrosse, S. Prud­homme, President; R. Lemons, Vice President. F"ont row: D. Woolery, F. Fecher, F. Estevez, S. Bruggeman, N. N ushawg, A.

Pickle, P. Crisler, H. Lins, D. Rich, J. Cox. Absent: J. Schidecker J. Neary.

Education_ h the hard

t e easy and Way!

IN QUEST OF TRUTH

Top row: R. Beck, G. Geemsteboer, T . Berger, Treasurer, R. Baudendistel, Student Council; M. Broadstone, F. Ambrose, C. Bakan, R. Beisel, M. Bond, A. Bryan, M. Burke, R. Batin. Middle row: ]. Barnes, S. Chapman, F. Bonanno, Secretary; F. Bentz, M. Boian, F. Brinkman, W. Brockman, R. Begley, M. Barlow, 1. Buddendeck, Vice President; J. Burgess, D. Braun. Front row: R. Bataille,

R. Brasher, J. Cetinski, D. Cherpeski, T. Brinkman, ]. Besanceney, J. Brozowoki, ]. Brogan, President; R. Blatz, N. Becker, T. Bir.

Top row: 1. Francis, A. Elsass, R. Fabian , President; G. Francis. J. Gardner, J. Dunlevy, J. Fortman, F. Faust. T . Gerdes. Middle rou': R. Florence, G. Furay, J . Dalbey. T . Dunlevy, J. Dakin. B. Dancsok, Treasurer; S. Gentile, Student Council; W .

Dicks, H. Davis, C. Dirckx, J . Deneke. R. Earhart. F"ollt rou ': E. Doll , 1. Fuchs, J. Flynn, Secretary ; D. Frick, J . Godfrey, R.

Fitzgerald , G. Deger, J . Didier, J. Fedor. R. Englebrecht, S. Cichanowicz, Vice President.

THE EAGER FRESHMAN LAUNCHES OUT

Top rou': W . Heindenreich, J. Harrison. Secretary; H . Herolzer, President; D . Horobin, B. Hegman, T. Konicki , Student

Council; R. Jenkins, J . Joseph, J . Kreitzer. R. Gross, A. Lang. Middle row D. Hunter, T. Jones, S. Kuntz, D. Kessler, R. Jacob­son, T. Krapf, G. Hartke, J. Jauch. M. Guenter. · F. Horn. F,.ollt 1'Ou': G. James. J. Kastle. Vice President; N . Hoening, V. King.

Treasurer; J. Horwath. W. Knoepfle. W . Krewedl. T . Knab, R. Hale .

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WITH NEW HORIZONS

Top row: W. Longman, R. Masten, ]. MacMahon. J. Magnus, A. Miller, M. McDonald, Vice President; D. Martin, L Leach, R.

Michel, T. Miller, President. Middle row: D . Macpherson, P. Makley. O. Miller, A. Lochtefeld, ]. McCarthy, H . Mejia, E. McGin­nis, T. Michel, G. Leik, T . Martin, H. Morgan, ] . Miller, Treasurer; R. McBride. Fron, fOU' : M. Moore, Secretary; T. Mayer, E.

Leyes, M. Meranda, P. Minser. J. Newbauer, R. Lesko, T . O'Donnell, ]. Lozan, R. Muzechuk.

but d rators .··

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TO CONQUER.

Top row; F. Schaffer, W. Pompos, ]. Sage, W. Reiling, President; T. Schommer, Student Council; P. Rogers, Vice President;

H. Reams, J. Schulker, T. O'NeiL Middle row; R. Schall, J. O'Hara, F. Rosenberger, ]. Scott, L. Scheidweiler, R. Root, W. Pflaum, Secretary; J. Rhoads, G. Reefe, B. Owen, N. Reinhard, Treasurer; L. Raiff. Front row; G. Rosengarten, K. Pickell, ]. Poole. D. Seitz, L Sauter, C. Schmitz, G. Schirtzinger, T. Sedlock, C. Sherk.

Top row: F. Tschirhart, T. Trick, D. Trocheiman, D. Walters Treasurer; 1. Steineman, E. Wolff, E. Yau~, R. Treon, Student Council; C. Van Heeke, E. Zimmerman. Middle row: ]. Smith, R. Willin, D. Weimert, J. Trame, R. Watson, J. Unroe, Vice Pres­ident; W. Wagner, W. West. T. Waker, ]. Walker, E. Williams, P. Tarlano, President. Fl'ont row: J . Waitzman, J. Wysong, V. Vallo, Secretary; R. Trost, W. Ziegler, J . Valentine, R. Smith, W . Swadley, R. Woodward. Abse1lt: D. Steiner.

AND LESSONS OF LIFE

Top row: D. Herbert, E. Collini, C. Fuchs, T. Gabriel, W. Haley, E. Barlage, F. Blackwell, President; A. Arnold, Student Coun­

cil; R. Hagan, Vice President; R. Cayton, Secretary; ]. Byerly, R. Campbell, T . Caldwell, J . Gudorf. Middle row: M. Barry, ]. Hostens, R. Fackler, R. Isentrager, E. Hassett, R. Collins, T. DeWinter, M. Eardly, 1. Huguelet, ]. Heckman, D . Herres, T . BrllO,

N. Huelsman, R. Elter. Front row: J. Disher, M. Keebler, ]. Jonas, Treasurer; R. Jackowski, R. Alflen, ]. Lins, C. Barlow, R. Kramer, J. Fahnestock, P. Berner, T. Harvey. Absent: D . August.

Freshman G

Top rou ': D. Tumbusch, C. Seidenschmidt, T. Tumbusch. T. Schulte. D. Woodall , R. Nohacs, Student Council; W. Salmon.

Treasurer; W . Smith, Vice President ; J. Routsong, G . Yantis, 1. Schroeder, J. Yahle. Middle I'OU': J. Schaaf, T. Loeber, J. Muha.

C. Van Dam, R. Mannix, F. Moloney, H. Schlipf, J . Simon, P. W alters , R. Zimmer, R. Vagedes, T . Brunswick, R. Nace, President;

J. Monnin, V. Williams. Frollt I'OU': T. Roddy, Secretary; J. Wdsh. C. Ritter. R. Schirack. T. Tangeman . J. Turner, M . Lucisano, J. Luehrs. T. Sponsler, R. Liscar, T . May!.

TO EXPERIENCE

Top rou:: R. Bogovitz, Treasurer; J . Dahm. F. Charlton, M . Gibson, Vice President; D. Deger, 1. Kinney, R. Fox, M. Diamante.

Secretary; R. Harrison. T. Glynn. J. Berberich. G. Kitchings. Middle row: W. Craft. J. Davis, J. Kemper, 1. Heyl , C. Davis, R.

Bistrek, B. Borgerding, T. Heindl. T . Beck. T. Kauflin . P. Glanagan. J. Jablonski , M . Donisi. Student Council, President ; FrO/II

row: J. Byrd, A. Estevez, D . Jacobs, N . Gunn, M. Korte. D. Boeckman, C. Coughlin, R. Fortener, R. Frazier, J. Arnold. AbJellt:

J. Bergen .

Top ,.ou,; J. Sutter. Vice President; T. Steinbrunner, G . Zavakos, C. Timm, H. Leopld, Treasurer; ]. Metzger, S. Munhall, T .

Shock. R. Rother, ] . Ritter. Middle rou'; R. Laux. J. Ross, ]. Waldren, A. Morgenthaler, Secretary; ]. Thein; T. McCormick, A.

Schaedler, ]. Wilson. D . Wilt. D. Matlock. R. Miller, ]. Neargarder. Frollt ,·ow; W . Soter, K. Woods, F. Mauro, D. Staas, S.

Rizzo, D. Wilbur, D. Pummill. H. Williams, T. Smith. S. Pietrzak, N. Shigley. Absellt; D. Weber, ]. Watkins, R. Rammel.

1. Wright. W. Stukey, President; E. SengI.

GOD SPEED, UNDERCLASSMEN

. , . ntatlon .

M,ust be O_t_le~r-.c

Mathe matics .

IS fun!

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When asked about the outcome of Chaminade vs . Flaget football game, Little Red

Chief replies : "Ugh!"

Gee, that Doll's been on that phone for fifteen minutes!

FAMILIAR HAPPENINGS.

Freshman K warms up with: "0 gi;~ me a home . . .

"Of course, we love to wash dishes­but don't teH our mothers!"

ORGANIZ~

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A rather important phase in the Catholic student's school life is the extracurricular activities. This year, the Marian Year. has offered the student a special incentive to dedicate all his activities to Jesus through Mary. This act of Filial Piety now. will un­doubtedly affect the students in their later life so that they will offer all their activities for the greater 'honor and glory of God. as Jesus did for thirty years while living with His Mother.

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SODALITY Our Sodality at Chaminade this year has taken on a new life with the

combined 'efforts of our new moderator, Father Wagner, and his assistants,

It has switched from a parish basis to groups formed by individual classes so as to create a more inspirational and elevated love for Our Mother during this Marian Year,

This increased love for Mary is shown by a great number of sodalists who this year have ' received their "Gold Pins," officially enrolling them in the sodality,

The rosary, daily Mass, and Holy Communion are the activities empha­sized by the members, Added to these accomplishments this past year were: the Opening of the Marian Year Program, Sodality Convention, and the two solemn consecration ceremonies,

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KNIGHTS OF THE ALTAR

Rear row: D. Baker, D, Kelly, C. Ott, N , Malone, M. Lammert, Middle row: J. Westbrock, J. Bryant, T, Eisenhauer, W, Focke, J. Trame, ]. Davis, J. Blake. Front row: D. Schaaf, J. Fortman; G, Rosengarten, J. Walker, J. Bramlage, R. Hoy, E. Rosengarten, S, Gentile, ], Vyszenski.

Being the Marian Year, all our thoughts, words, and actions should be directed toward Mary. In this way, we honor Our Heavenly Mother and make her better known, loved and served in the world of today.

This spirit prevails to a great extent throughout the school due to the Catholic minded students under the continual guidance of the Marianist Brothers and Priests.

In this picture we have tried to capture that spirit. The servers being a symbol of the students, always looking up to our Mother Mary.

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Servers and Soda lists chat with Father Wagner before the statue of Mary.

IMMACULATE

First among Mary's titles is that of the Immaculate Conception. This privilege was officially proclaimed a dogma of faith by Pope Pius IX exactly one hun­dred years ago. In it, God saw fit that the woman who was to bear Christ in her womb should be conceived without original sin. It is only natural to expect that the Son of God have a human mother perfectly free from all sin, even from the first instant of life. This special privilege and honor, which of all women, of all the creatures of God, Mary alone enjoyed, is summed up in the beautiful words which the Blessed Mother herself in an apparition granted to little Berna­dette Soubirous at Lourdes in 1858: "I am the Immaculate Conception."

"0 Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee."

Where daily attention centered during the retreat .

CONCEPTION

The key address for the ?pen-. of the Marian Year IS de-mg . livered by Father Monhelm.

The Underclassmen seem to enjoy their retreat master, Father Stanley.

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Top row: T. Wenzel, J. Kraus, K. Holiday, R. Caporal, W . Clark, B. Mehall , R. McEldowney, F. Guenther, T. Tullis, D. Maschino, J. Hildebrand. Middle row: G. Sawaya, T . Goubeaux, J. Greger, R. Schoenberger, H . Ammann, C. Monnin, P. Brenner, D . Baker, J. Helmig. Front row: R. Tischer, J. Schumacher, W . Truxel, R. Alig, R. Heiman, 1. Lang, P. Ahlquist, 1. Ruff. Absent: C. Ott, D. Madel.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

These are the men who have succeeded through their four years of learning in maintaining an average of eighty­five percent or better.

The class of '54 takes great pride in congratulating these students of high honor and expresses its sincere wish that the future may be as presperous.

Bro. Janning explaining, "If you don't know it, you know it."

STUDENT COUNCIL

This organization, composed of members representing each homeroom, provides the verbal outlet for the stu­dents' desires, be they scholastic, social or athletic. Assem­bling, under the guidance of Bro. Norbert Sturm, twice a month, the representatives, through diplomatic debating, have succeeded in planning a more zestful school life and also in sponsoring the New Year's Dance and intramural basketball.

Gettysburg Address ? No, just the secretary's report.

Top row: E. Zimmerman, 1. Kavanaugh, P. Mazzone, R. Payne, R. Scanlon, E. Sengi, M. Donisi, 1. Huguelet. Middle row: T. Schommer, T. Geraghty, W. Chifala, R. Lee, D . Topp, D. Miller, E. Ryan, W . Schneble, F. Krznarich, R. Baudendistel, T . Miller. Front row: R. Treon, P. Dierker, D. Rike, R. Goecke, J. Michel, R. Brown, F. Hurst. Absent: S. Gentile, T . Konicki, R. Nohacs, T. Bistrek, G. Gillotti, V. DeVanney.

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EAGLE STAFF 1954

HARRY KENNEDY Editor-in-Chief

Harry watches staff members, R. Leuhns, P. Ahl­quist, giving directions to J. Helmig at the "ma­chine."

ASSOCIATE EDITORS-C. Ott, Organizations; B. Mehall, Fea­tures; and P. Brenner, Sports.

This year, the yearbook staff has tried to capture the spirit of the Marian year, using our talents to express this theme on these pages. Looking back on the hard work, we only hope we have accomplished this purpose.

The editorial staff, under the direction of Brother John Blank, combined their efforts toward creation. The business staff, under the supervision of Brother Charles Bergedick, supplied the financial means without which this book would not be possible.

The '54 Eagle staff has enjoyed putting this annual together, a memento of our last year at Chaminade and we wish you much success in the future .

Standing . ] K . . raus R T' , . Ischer. Seated' R S . •

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BUSINESS MANAGER5-K. Goode, Subscription Manager ; V. Sipos, Busi­ness Manager; D. Schaaf, Advertising Manager.

PAUL AHLQUIST Staff Photographer

FRED AICHER staff Arttst

BUSINESS STAFF-Standing: R. Shane, T. Sollenberger R. Bondurant, A. Gaccetta, D. Mader. Sealed: R. Schoenberger, T . Eisenhower, W. Stengel.

CHAMINADE NEWS Having been established for two consecutive years, our

News staff has completed another successful year in journalism, under the supervision of Bro. Norbert Sturm.

Due to its greater coverage of sports, many hours of hard labor have been put into the paper but the fine appre­ciation shown by the students has more than surpassed these efforts.

TIM KOVERMAN Staff Photographer

Standing: W . Truxel, R. Schoen­berger, J. Dirckx, V . • Schuey, E. Davis, C. Ott, J. Kraus, P. Ahl­quist, R. Dudley, T. Eisenhauer, T. Muth. Seated: L. Brudden­deck, J. Godfrey, ]. McIntyre, P. Mazzone, Hi Kennedy. Kneel­ing: R. Steiner, P. Tarlono, W . Swadley, ]. Walker, ] . Ditzel, R. Burkhardt, J. McCarthy, F. Aicher.

SPEECH CLUB

This year the Speech Club has come into its own by distinguish­ing itself in · numerous debates in which they have participated. The Club, under the direction of Broth­er Norbert Sturm, is enrolled in the Ohio State School League and has traveled to Cleveland and Columbus competing against the best of competition, coming out well in front of many of the op­ponent schools' best.

"I ' • .. . .. " " .. .. .. ... " ..... .. nu",""'U

Ted Kauflin, Robert Hoy, Ralph Dennler, Dick Tischer, Treasurer; Denis Kelly, President; John Hildebrand, Secretary; William Truxe1, Vice Presi­dent ; and Richard Burkhardt.

STAGE CREW Again the stage hands have come through

admirably in their backstage work, particularly in the Variety Show and the dramatic skits Which have demanded the "lights" for the success of the scene.

14SJ row: M. Meranda, D. Schaaf, J. Vyszenski, Kronenberger, J . Staeuble, R. Goubeaux.

Standing: P. Brenner, R. Tischer, 1. Weber, B. Mehall, C. Ott, T. Ferdelman, R. Heiman, P. Ahlquist, H. Ammann. Seated: R. Goubeaux, R. Alig, T. Eisenhauer, R. Schoenberger, 1. Ruff, 1. Lauge, C. Monnin.

MATH CLUB These outstanding men endeavor to add versatility

and depth to their already increased knowledge of mathematics.

Bro. Edward Zahn, their moderator, helps them to derive solutions to the already complex mechanics of this great science.

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MATH CLUB OFFICERS-B. Mehall, Vice President; R. Heiman, Treasurer; R. Schoenberger, President; P. Ahlquist, Secretary.

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"That's where it is supposed to go."

Standing: W. Jenkins, 1. Koos, H. Herolzer, K. Wal­demar, Bro. Plogman, R. Ho­ertt, R. McCain, S. Stowe. Front row: T. Gabriel, K. Krimm, T. Tumbusch, J. Bes­anceney.

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Although a handful of amateurs, they do a profes­sional job.

ART CLUB Never before has such a group endeavored

wholeheartedly to instill spirit as has the Art Club. Under the able direction of Bros. Ber­nard Plogman and Joseph Barrish, this organi­zation turned out numerous works of art in the form of posters, pep-signs and program covers, in order to promote all types of activi­ties in the school. Undoubtedly, this group deserves, and rightly so, the appreciation of the entire student body.

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Rear row: D. Schaaf, S. Stowe, R. Dudley, M. Broadstone, R. Beck. Front row: T . Poe, A. Jablinski, A. Pickle.

LIBRARY STAFF Again this year the library staff under the super­

vision of the school librarian, Father Brown, has contributed greatly in helping the student progress in his studies and in maintaining an efficient library for faculty and student reference work and reading pleasure.

Bob Dudley assists Don Schaaf in making some cross reference~

BOOKSTORE STAFF

The bookstore, under the control of Brother Anthony Saletel and his assist­ant, Brother Louis Hettich, supplies the student body with various .needs for the classroom. At the present time, some of the ' boys are purchasing blue books for their mid-term exams.

CAMERA CLUB These talented men with an interest in photog­

raphy have tried to capture the spirit that prevails throughout Chaminade.

Under the direction of Brother Raymond Wuco, they have worked hard to obtain and develop var­ious shots needed to compose this yearbook.

THE SIX FLASHES !-"Boy, I wonder who has to sort all these photos? 1. Fox? J. Whitte? ]. MacMahon? P. Ahlquist? D . MacPherson? or ]. Sayer?"

Paul explains the process of en­larging photos to interested pre­decessor.

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A trend in higher education is being brought about here at Chaminade through the fine co-operation between parents and teachers . Discussion among this group has resulted in a more harmonious atmosphere for the student with an increased knowl­edge in both home and school.

Activities of this organization are split with the fathers spon­soring fishfries and a Father and Son banquet while the mothers have engaged in a pillow case bingo, a covered dish party, be sides supplying volunteers for cafeteria work.

Entertainment for both groups was provided by the Catholic University Players who presented a Shakespearean Play.

Through this spirited co-operation between our parents and teachers, the status of the student with the faculty has undoubt­edly been bettered.

MOTHERS' CLUB OFFICERS-Mrs . Marie AUgyer, Vice President; Mrs. Eugenie Drerup, President; Mrs. Elizabeth Staub, Secretary; Mrs. Edna Westbrock, Treasurer.

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Ed Zimmerman is privileged to shake hands with George Rotterman, a real Cleveland Brown, as Mr. Janning and Fuzzy look on.

ALUMNI OFFICERS-Dave R. Evans, Class of '50, Secretary; Edwin J. Zwiesler, Class of '41, Vice President; Robert A. Horstman, Class of '29, President; James A. Barlow, Class of '38, Treasurer.

FATHERS' CLUB FATHERS' CLUB OFFICERS-Mr. Charles Lamm, Membership Chairman; Mr. Clarence Ruff, Treasurer; Mr. Anthony Geis, Secretary; Mr: William Janning, President; Mr. John Malone, Vice President.

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PILLOW CASE BINGO COMMITTEE­Mrs. Margaret Goode, Ticket Chairman; Mrs. Dorthy Hinders, General Chairman; Mrs . Lor­etta Koogler, Pillow Case Chairman; Mrs . Marie Allgyer, Co-Chairman.

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. D Russel D. Placke, P. Pazitney, .R. Standing: N. Staub, R. Kamme~ G.:;;k~~rga~ini, J.' Conner, A. Mauro, J. Ratff, Lesko, J. Wessels, M. Tarkany. eate. . R. Zwiesler. Absent: B. Ostendorf.

CAFETERIA SQUAD

Standing; R. Caporal, T. Agnew, J. Slater, J. O'Don­nelJ, R. Goecke, W. Wegerzyn, C. Ott. Seated: J. Bonser, D. Huber, D. Allgyer, J. Dwyer, P. Karl. Absent: D. Zimmerman.

N.A.H.S. It is the ambition of everyone who partICi­

pates in sports at Chaminade to qualify for this worthy organization. To be accepted into this society, a student must achieve either a minor or major letter, maintain a scholastic average of 80 percent or better, a character rat­ing of 90 percent or above, and has distin­guished the school and students by their sports­manship and citizenship.

We here at Chaminade are proud of these athletes and they are truly worthy of our imi­tation and admiration.

The "dishwashers," whose daily duty . was to keep the dishes clean and dry for rapid re-use. Sacrificing their free lunch period, they deserve a vote of gratitude from the student body.

Third row: D. Paulick, D . Mehall, T. Kreit­zer, J. Bryant, J. Davis, B. Borgerding, J. Berberich, R. Cayton. Second row: D. Meyers, B. Bemis, N. Huelsman, R. Russo, W. West, R. Fortener, D. MacPherson. Front row: R. Roddy, D . DeBord, W. Bramlage, J. Blake, A. Nellis, S. Pietrzak. Absent: R. Frazier, J. Middlebrook, J. Michel, J. Prestel, D. Phil­lips, D. Robbins; J. Kapp, M. Lucisano.

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"Be cool! Be calm! Be ... ..

CHEERLEADERS The true spirit of Chaminade is

the cry of these spirit promoters who have made the name "Eagles" stand out in the minds of all Day­tonians.

They are also to be congratulated on their fine encouragement and inspiration in executing their songs and cheers and in helping to bring our teams another successful sea­son.

Standing: J. Dorsten, 1. Gaccetta, ]. Froning, ]. Ditzel, W. Staron, D. Bon· durant, T. Kaminski. Kneeling: M. Schuer. Absent: J. leitschuh.

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Top row: T. Beck, T. Michael, G. Kibler, 1. Ruff, T. Loges, W. Reilly, J. Dresher, S. Mikula, R. Baudendistel, 1. Kinney, J. Wolf, J. Dresher, T. Evers, R. Hoy, J. Fortman, C. Van Heeke, J. Bost, F. Aicher, H. Herolzer, D. Engel, 1. Fuchs, W . White. Second row: J. Wening, C. Holtman, J. Blatz, J. Gudorf, W. Treon, D. Wuerstl, J . Brun, 1. Weber, A. Mikula, E. Boosinger,

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BRO. JOSEPH Band Director

BAND

One of the most active organizations in the school has been the 1954 Chami­nade Band. Under the direction of Brother Joseph Trageser, with assistant Brother Frank Modica, the band has fre­quently represented the school and has given a fine account of itself, which was only obtained by the hard work put into their accomplishments.

Engaged in many activities; notable, the football rallies, half-time shows, Holy Name Day Parade, the Variety Show, the Christmas Party, the Christmas Concert, the St. Elizabeth Hospital Dedication, and the annual Spring Concert; we salute this illustrious group.

R. Baker, R. Kronenberger, Drum Major; P. Herbert, B. Alig, W. Bender, J. Clark, P. Banker, B. Goode, T. Pfeiffer, N. Hues­man, H. Wolf, R. Zimmer, V. King, F. Rosenberger. Seated: ]. Wai"ctzman, R. Russo, C. Martin, R. Issentrager, T. Berger, J. Greger, ]. Leigh, J. Omlor, ]. Gannt, D. Baker, R. Burkhardt, ]. Staeuble, G. Sawaya, D. Christie, P. Trzeciak, G. Reefe, W. Brockman, D. Robbins, ]. Unrue, S. Bitonti, R. Alig, J . Lamm, E. Fuchs. Kneeling: B. J . Borchers, R. White, F. Boehmer, R. Schenkel, T. Schulte, T. Martin, R. Engelbrecht, ]. Weiler, E. Andrew. Absent: G. Schuder, J . Ross, ]. Davis, Twirler .

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nAND OFF _'treasurer; v SecretaI)'. Sawaya, . Librauan. JerI)' Wen1ng, BAND CLUB OFFICERS-Mrs. Mary Hoy, V.ice Presi­

dent; Mrs. Johanna Ruff, Treasurer; Mr. Ray Kronenberger, President; Mrs. Ernestine Alig, Secretary.

"If you think this is 'easy, just try it?"

Chaminade's Band shows its form on football field.

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SENIOR BAND MEMBERS-Standing: D. Baker, P. Trzeciak, T . Pfeiffer, S. Mikula, R. Alig, N. Huesman, G. Sawaya, J. Wening. Seated: P. Banker, J. Greger, D. Wuerstl, W. Treon, L. Weber, J . Brun, L. Ruff.

GLEE CLUB Again the Glee Club has done an outstanding job throughout the year. Under the able direction of Brother

Robert Lindemann, this organization has provided entertainment by means of fine vocal harmony.

The Glee Club participated in various school activities, such as the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, and the ever successful Variety Show. Also they performed in several outside events; for the patients at the Veterans Administration and for service men at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

This group's successful year can only be attributed to the co-operation exhibited by the members toward the­organization.

GLEE CLUB MEMBERS-D. Aman, J . Andrew, G. Beemsterboer, F. Blackwell, J. Byrd, J. Bysak, T. Caldwell, R. Cantanzaro, R. Cayton, G. Davis, J. Davis, D . Davidson, J. Dresher, J. Dresher, T. Dunlevy, R. Frazier, R. Hagan, R. Hickenbothan, J. Hilde­brand, W. Jenkins, D. Kelly, T. Klepper, L. Koos, L. Leach, G. Lehman, E. Leyes, J. Lins, R. McCain, J . McMahon, D. Mac­pherson, D . Mannix, D . Mehall, E. Metzger, O. Miller, J. Neumann, T . O'neil, A. Reynolds, E. Ryan, D. Seitz, J. Schaaf, A. Schaedler, L. Schmidt, R. Schirack, C. Schmitz, J. Schockman, C. Sherk, V. Shuey, T . Steinbrunner, S. Stowe, W. Stukey, A. Winkel john, D. Woodall.

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Gene Janning (WN8PMV) , David Mott (W8LWV) and Don­ald Montgomery (WN8PLQ) exchange a few words from the "out beyond."

The Radio Club's purpose this year, under the super­vision of Brother Robert Geary, has been to develop its members into full-fledged radio "hams." At their meet­ings, they are taught code, taught how to intercept the reguired words per minute, instructed on how to acguire a license, how to become a novice and then a "ham." Here is the development of the future radio operator.

Although a small group in its first organized year, the Radio Club is steadily advancing to the attention of the students here at Chaminade.

Standing: D. Seitz, E. Janning, D. Mott. Seated: J. Bittle, J . Nellis, D. Montgomery, P . Dierker.

Don't look now boys, but Bro. Kelly's watching.

The Dramatics Club, which made its debut in the regu­lar activities and organizations of Chaminade last year in the newly acquired auditorium, completed another suc­cessful year of which all its members can be proud.

Under the direction of Brother John O'Connor, the Club staged their humorous production, "Papa Behaves," various other skits for the students, and "Dress Reversal" for the Mother and Fathers' Club. The audience's applause surely indicated a hope for continued success in the future.

"Play us a tune, Boys!"

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Mary's example to us of clean living and fair play, is the backbone of the sports' program here at Chaminade. Be it football, basketball, or any sport in which the Cham­inade students participate, they are taught by Mary's example and coaches' words, to play hard, but clean and fair. The ideals that the students receive from their engaging in sports, will follow them into later life. These principles will enable the boys to lead solid, clean lives, and make them fair dealers in any field of endeavor.

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FOOTBALL

MR. ROBERT JAURON-Head Football Coach BRO. STEVE-Athletic Director

T op row: D. Miller, E. Stoecklein, R. Lee, T. Bruns, B. Ostendorf, M. Tarkany, E. Koogler, R. Kammer, P. Hagan, R. Dill­hoff, ]. Gaccetta, L. Loeber, C. Bettinger, P. Masten, J . Mencsik, D. Russell, R. Lesko, R. Lemons. Third row: Coach R. Jauron, Manager T . Sander, T . Kreitzer, C. Redman, J . Raiff, L. August, D . Allgyer, D. Zimmerman, C. Janning, R. Caporal, L. Pytel, T. Agnew, T . Hennessey, R. Morrella, R. Kleiner, D . Domansky, Coach Regan, Coach Weaver. Second row: V. DeVanney, J. Cable, W. Wegerzyn, R. Brown, ]. Slater, W . Brinkman, D . Huber, ]. Corbett, D . Lemons, ]. O'Donnell, T . Needham, R. Goecke, R. Stein, Manager P. Karl, Manager E. Caulfield. Frontrow: Manager G. Vergamini, R. Zwiesler, A,. Mauro, ]. Connor, J. Reboulet, E. Tritschler, D. Berry, P. Gigliotti,' P. Mazzone, N.Staub, W. · Macbeth, ]. Ungerleider, P. Kirk, T . Garaghty.

MR. DONALD WEAVER MR. EDWARD REGAN Assistant Football Coaches

Resume of Year The 1953 football season found Chaminade

facing one of the toughest schedules in the history of the school. There was doubt in the minds of many people as to whether the team could compare with some of the teams that represented the s.chool under Fuzzy Faust. After the first victory over Flaget, there was no doubt at all about the power of the Eagles. In his first season at Chaminade, Mr. Robert Jauron fielded, perhaps, the most powerful team ever to play under the Green and White.

Donald Zimmerman, All-State; David Huber, Most Valuable Player; Robert Goecke, Honorary Captain.

DR. LEO HOERSTING Team Physician

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P. Karl, Head Manager; W. Pflaum, T. Sander, G. Vergamani, ]. O 'Donnell , P . Minser, E. Caulfield . AbJe/lt: C. Bechtel, ]. Flynn .

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Who said, "the football man­agers don't work?"' Lo and behold, the usual task before a game-polishing the play­ers' shoes!

Football Managers Seldom mentioned in the praise given

to the team, the tireless manager, under the watchful eye of Bro. Steve, works long hours to keep the team's equipment in readiness. Their spirit of sacrifice and devotion to C.H.S. is shown by the clean uniforms and spotless athletic depart-ment. .

For his team spirit and outstanding play­ing during the se<rSon, the grid Eagles have chosen Dave as the most valuable player.

All-State Don "Butch" Zimmerman

All-City OFFENSE

Jim Corbett Joe Slater Don Allgyer Dick Stein Don Lemons Don Zimmerman Vince DeVanney

DEFENSE Walt Wegerzyn Bill Brinkman Len Pytel Bob Caporal Jerry O'Donnell

C.H.S. TEAM OPP.

53 Flaget, Louisville . .......... ..... .... .. 6 34 Stivers ____________ . ___ . _______ _____ . __ .___ ___ _ 6 48 Elder _____________________ ____________ ._ __ _____ 7 35 Hamilton, Public _____ ____ _____ _______ _ 13 47 Wilbur Wright __________________________ 7 47 Kiser ____ _____ _________________________________ 0 40 Roosevelt _______________________ __________ _ .0 20 Benedictine, Cleveland ____ __ __ __ __ 28 47 Dunbar ______________________ . ____________ . __ 6 33 Purcell __________________________ __ __________ 0

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CHAMINADE 53 - 6 LOUISVILLE FLAGET

The Eagles opened the 1953 football campaign in fine style by romp­ing over Louisville Flaget 53-6. Chaminade, with Mr. Jauron begin­ning his first season as head coach, looked good in . every phase of the game. Flaget threw a scare into the Green and White by scoring in the first minutes of the game, but Chaminade came back quickly and Flaget did not score again.

CHAMINADE 34 - 6 STIVERS

The Orange and Black could not hold the Green and White and the Eagles won number two of the season. Fine downfield blocking and stellar defensive play was the key to Chaminade's win. Zimmerman's faking and DeVanney's hard running were the outstanding features of the game.

VINCENT DeVANNEY Halfback

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CHAMINADE 48 - 7 ELDER, Cincinnati

All fifty-two of Chaminade's gridders got into the action as the Eagles crushed the Panthers. Dave Huber, Jerry Raiff, Jim Corbett and Bob Morrella were outstanding as Chaminade overcame an .early 7-0 Elder lead. The defensive unit played well and the game turned into a rout in the second half.

CHAMINADE 35 -13 HAMILTON

With five backs chalking up an average of 4.5 yards or better against the highly rated Big Blue, the Eagles soundly thumped their down­state rivals. King-size portions of blocking paved the way for the Chaminade gridders fourth win. Zimmerman's split-T wizardry was good for two touchdowns; DeVanney scored twice and Dave Huber once.

THOMAS NEEDHAM End

Halfback

CHARLES JANNING Tackle

DONALD LEMONS Tackle

WILLIAM BRINKMAN

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CHAM INA DE 47 - 7 WILBUR WRIGHT

The Eagles breezed to their fifth straight win, and forty­sixth straight in city competition. Vince De Vanney crossed into the end zone five times while Zimmerman and Morel­la each tallied once. Don Allgyer and Joe Slater were the key men on the forward wall, while Tom Agnew and Jerry O'Donnell were outstanding on the defensive line.

CHAMINADE 47 - 0 KISER

The Eagles were never pressed as they ground out a smash­ing victory over the Panthers. The hard charging Ludlow Streeters' line, led by Stein and Lemons, tore terrific holes in the Kiser defense, and the backs were as swift-running as ever. With a victory in their next game the Eagles would be assured of the city championship.

RALPH BROWN Linebacker

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CHAMINADE 40 - 0 ROOSEVELT

A strong defensive unit set the stage for Chaminade win­ning their sixth straight city championship. The "heads­up" ball playing of Caporal, Cable and Pytel along with the powerful running of De Vanney and Morella stopped the Teddies cold. Chaminade took to the air the second half with Zimmerman completing five of five, including two for touchdowns to Jim Corbett.

CHAMINADE 20 - 28 BENEDICTINE

A rugged eleven upset. Chaminade before 8000 fans as Butch Zimmerman starred in a losing cause. Playing against the biggest line they faced all season, the Eagles out­gained Bengals 319 yards to 248 yards, but came out on the short end of the score. Zim scored twice and Huber once in the contest.

DONALD ZIMMERMAN Quarterback

DONALD ALLGYER Guard

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JERRY O'DONNELL Guard

ROBERT GOECKE End

JOHN CABLE End

CHAMINADE 47 - 6 DUNBAR

What looked to be a close contest at the start turned into a rout as the Eagles scored seven touchdowns in the sec­ond half, six of them in the fourth period, after being held scoreless for the first 24 minutes. DeVanney scored three times, Huber twice and Morrella and Stoecklein once to spark the Eagles to the win.

CHAMINADE 33 - 0 PURCELL

Chaminade's crushing game upset the Queen City team before 10,000 fans. Bob Morella was the workhorse for the Eagles scoring three times as they handed the Caval­iers their worst defeat in six seasons, and holding them scoreless for the first time since 1942. As was true most of the season, a hard-charging, sharp-blocking forward wall was the key to the Eagles' success.

JAMES CORBETT End

JOSEPH SLATER Tackle

Top row: J. Dorsten, B. Borgerding, J . Berberich, T. Konicki, F. Ambrose, J. Sayer, L. Lauterbach, J. Morgan, R. Treon, D. PhiJIips, J. Metzger, A. Alverez. Middle row: T. Snyder, B. Hegman, R. Begley, W. Reiling, T . Glynn, D. Kruesch, E. Sengi, L. Wright, J. Kessler, S. Chapman, E. Florio, S. Longo, L. August, R. Roth,. D . Kessler, J. Leigh. Front row: R. Bogovitz, D. Walters, F. Bonanno, R. Fackler, E. Roach, R. Haines, F. Fabian, M. Donisi, F. Faust, M. Greany, J. Balas, D. Berry, T . McCormick.

RESERVES The reserves, making a good showing at each game,

promise us a fine team in the future as each member, in giving his fullest, has shown the true Chaminade spirit which has always been the backbone of our teams. The reserve coaches, Dave Evans and Jack Zimmerman, have. given their best to the team.

JACK ZIMMERMAN DAVE EVANS Reserve Football Coaches

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Fairview .. .................................. . 13 Fairborn .................................... 7 Stivers ...... .. ................................ 21 Wilbur Wright ........................ .. 21 Stivers ........................................ 44

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BASKETBALL VARSITY Resume of Season

The Eagles showed lots of ability and soon righted themselves after losing the opening game to St. Xavier. Their new coach, Mr. Tom Frerichs, worked the team long, hard hours, and this paid off as the Eagles finished fourth in the city league. With only four seniors grad­uating, the future is bright on the Chaminade Basketball horizon.

Schedule C.H.S. TEAM OPP.

37 St. Xavier .. ........................ ...... 51 70 Beavercreek ........... ................... 57 41 Hamilton Catholic ..... .......... ... 62 50 Miamisburg .... ........................ 47 52 Piqua ... ........ ....... ........ .............. 54 43 St. Joseph, Cleveland .............. 34 47 Akron, St. Mary's ......... .... ....... 49 55 Springfield Catholic ..... ..... ...... 57 58 Troy ...... .... ......... ..................... 42 38 Fairview ........... .... .. ................. 48 55 Franklin .... ................ .... .......... 52 39 Stivers ......................... ............. 64 53 Dunbar ........... .... ....... ... ........... 47 48 St. Joseph, Fremont" ................ 42 54 Wilber Wright ................. ..... .. 41 33 Roosevelt .......................... ...... 45 57 Kiser ............................ .... ....... . 42 54 Patterson ............. .... ... ..... ........ . 28 48 Purcell .. .... . ....... ..... ... .............. 60

Standing: T. Sander, Manager; E. Wolff, R. Goecke, ] . Corbett, T. Lang, P. Pazitney, ] . Kenny, Mr. Frerichs, Coach. Kneeling: J. Raiff, J. Wessels, ] . Reboulet, J. Conner, J. Dwyer, D. Zimmerman.

37 CINCINNATI ST. XAVIER 51

In their initial appearance of th~ season, the Eagles looked shaky and dropped the decision to a St. X team which had three games under its belt. The Cham­inade team needed practice, got it, and were a much better ball club over the remainder of the s.eason .

48 PURCELL 60 Despite Butch Zimmerman lead­ing the way with 22 points, the Eagles lost their last home game to the hard running Cavaliers. The Eagles were out-shot but not out-fought.

54 PATTERSON 28 Leading all the way, the Eagles were never hard pressed in win­ning over the Beavers. The re­bounding of Jim Corbett and Bob Goecke was a contributing factor to the win.

57 KISER 42 Following a trouncing by the city champs, the Eagles again ' got into the win column by knocking off the Panthers. Fine play was turned in by Zimmer­man and Corbett.

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33 ROOSEVELT 45 The tall, talented Teddies proved to be too much for the Eagles. Chaminade got only one shot at a time as Roosevelt's height con­trolled both backboards. Jim Re­boulet starred for the Eagles .

70 BEAVERCREEK 57 The underdog Eagles were a sharp ball club as they walked all over the Beavers . Zimmer­man and Corbett led the scoring as Chaminade was in full con­trol for the entire contest.

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54 WILBER WRIGHT 41 Winning their third straight game, tlhe Eagles upset the highly touted Pilots. Fine rebounding and outside shooting were big factors in Chaminade's favor.

41 HAMILTON CATHOLIC 62

A fast-breaking offense was too much for the Eagles as they were swamped bi the Rams. The Eagles were never close since their outside shooting was cold an~ they could not control the backbards.

MR. THOMAS FERRICHS

JAMES DWYER

48 FREMONT ST. JOSEPH 42

The up-state team was no match for the Eagles as they outran them and led all the way. Butch Zimmerman led in Chaminade scoring.

50 MIAMISBURG 47 Underdog Chaminade surprised the Vikings and won this one by a close score. Corbett and Dwyer were the big guns for the Eagles as they overcame a first half deficit to even their season's record.

DONALD ZIMMERMAN

53 DUNBAR 47

52 PIQUA 54 Chaminade was a terrific ball club in the first half, but cooled off in the second, and dropped a close decision to the Indians in the closing moments of the game. Inability to control the ball proved to be the Eagles' undoing.

43 CLEVELAND ST. JOE 34

The Eagles played good basket­ball all the w.ay and came out on top, with Zimmerman and Corbett providing the needed spark. Chaminade's record is now three and three for the season.

ROBERT GOECKE

39 STIVERS 64 In a hotly-contested city league encounter, the Eagles came out on top to win over the Wolver­ines. Featuring good outside shooting and drive-in shots, the Eagles proved to be the better team.

The Tigers could do no wrong as they trounced the Eagles. Con­trol of both boards and fine ball handling gave Stivers the game, as Chaminade was never close after the first quarter.

47 ' AKRON ST. MARYS 49

Tired by the long trip, the Eagles lost another close one, but were not to be outfought by their op­ponent. Fighting until the end, Chaminade's quintet lost their fourth game of the season.

55 SPRINGFIELD CATHOLIC 57

. A long set shot at the ~losing buzzer sent Chaminade down to defeat in a hotly-contested game. Corbett, Zimmerman and Goecke were outstanding for the Eagles.

58 TROY 42 In the consolation game of the Tecumseh tourney, Chaminade romped over Troy in fine style. "Butch" Zimmerman and Jim Corbett led the Eagles to their fourth win of the season.

38 FAIRVIEW 48 Leading by five at half time, the Eagles lost a close one to the Bulldogs. Control of the boards and a +ast-breaking offense were too tough for Chaminade as they lost their sixth game.

55 FRANKLIN 52 The Eagles were forced into an overtime by a spirited Franklin team, but proved themselves the better tealp by controlling the ball and backboards during the period and emerged the winner.

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Schedule

C.H.S. TEAM OPP. C.H.S. TEAM OPP.

32 41 29 49 49 50 44 37

St. Xavier .. .......... .. ....... 24 Beavercreek ....... ............ 39 Hamilton Catholic .. .... . 23 Miamisburg ................ ' 29 Piqua .. .. ... .... .................. 30 St. Joseph, Cleveland ... 28 Akron, St. Mary.... ....... . 42 Fairview .... ... ............ ... .. 35

42 48 36 27 39 51 32 38 48

Stivers ....... ..... . _ .. ... ... .... 32 Franklin ..... .... _ ... ... ...... 43 Dunbar .... ........... .. ....... 38 Wilbur Wright ............ . 63 Roosevelt ......... .......... . 32 St. Mary ... ....... ............ 25 Kiser ........... .... .... ......... 28 Patterson .... ... ...... ...... ... 25 Purcell ........ .......... .... 42

Jerry defies the law of gravity.

RESERVES Resu me of Season

Winning fifteen of their seventeen games, the Reserves showed good signs for the future Eagle quin.tets . Under the leadership of Coach Tom Frefl chs, these hard working courtsters compiled the best record the Reserves have had over the last few years .

D. Placke, R. Hill , T. Keehn, L. Lauterbach, G. Menker, T. Bruns, 1. Harakay, ]. Smith, J. Scheper, B. Ireton, P . Gigliotti .

Third row: ]. Wysong, Manager; T. Miller, F. Ambrose, T. Schom­mer, W. Salmon, A. Lang, R. Beisel, E. Marrinan, Coach. Sec­ond row: M. Gibson, R. Treon, D. Walters: T . McCormick, M. McDonald, ] . Dunlevy. Front row: R. Begley, R. Fabian, ] . Smith, W . Pflaum, R_ Watson.

FRES HM EN Resu me of Season

The '57 version of Chaminade, under Mr. Ed Marrinan, took the situation in hand in eight of their twelve games and came out high in the final tally. Their spirit of fair play, characterized by all Chaminade teams, gave the freshmen a good account of them­selves, win or lose.

"Get out of my way, fella, I want to shoot."

Schedule C.H.S. TEAM OPP.

42 25 35 32 33 44 23 34 37 24 23 43

Belmont ........................... ....... 35 Kiser ...... ................ .......... .. ...... 42 Belmont .. .......................... ...... 21 McKinley .... .. .... .. ...... .............. 16 Kiser .... .......... .. ........................ 27 St. Xavier .......... ........... ........... 35 Colonel White .. .................... .. 33 Stivers ................ ...................... 37 Dunbar .............. .................... .. 33 Wilbur Wright .................. ...... 22 Roosevelt .. ............ ................ 43 Kiser ........................................ 28

MR. EDWARD MARRINAN Freshman Basketball Coach

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URES

Here reviewed in the following pages is an important phase of the high school stu­dent's life at Chan:tinade. The social phase of the life of a student may not be the most important but it cannot be disregarded as totally insignificant. It cannot be considered as such because it gives the student a chance to develop his character through social lines. It is not only Chiminade's wish to develop the student spiritually, intellec­tually, and physically, but also to help him to achieve a Catholic attitude toward . social functions and to help him take. his place in the social aspect of the world. In this sec­tion we complete the well-rounded develop­ment of the Catholic student.

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Schedule C.H.S. TEAM OPP.

32 41 29 49 49 50 44 37

St. Xavier ................... .. 24 Beavercreek ............. ..... . 39

. Hamilton Catholic .... .. . 23 Miamisburg ................. 29 Piqua ......................... . ... 30 St. Joseph, Cleveland .. . 28 Akron, St. Mary ........... 42 Fairview ................ ...... .. 35

C.H.S. TEAM OPP.

42 48 36 27 39 51 32 38 48

Stivers ... .... ...... _ ............ 32 Franklin ..... .... -............ 43 Dunbar ................ ...... .. 38 Wilbur Wright ...... ... .... 63 Roosevelt ...... .. ... ......... 32 St. Mary .. ...... .............. 25 Kiser .............. ... .. ......... 28 Patterson ......... .......... ... 25 Purcell ....................... 42

Jerry defies the law of gravity.

RESERVES Resu me of Season

Winning fifteen of their seventeen games, the Reser.ves showed good signs for the future Eagle qUlOtets. Under the leadership of Coach Tom F ren chs, these hard workin a courtsters compiled the best record the Re~erves have had over the last few years .

D. Placke, R. Hill , T. Keehn , L. Lauterbach, G. Menker, T. Bruns, L. Harakay, J. Smith, J . Scheper, B. Iretpn, P. Gigliotti .

Third row: J. Wysong, Manager; T. Miller, F. Ambrose, T. Schom­mer, W. Salmon, A. Lang, R. Beisel, E. Marrinan, Coach. Sec­ond row: M. Gibson, R. Treon, D . Walters, "T. McCormick, M. McDonald, J. Dunlevy. Front row: R. ·Begley, R. Fabian, J. Smith, W. Pflaum, R_ Watson.

FRESHMEN Resume of Season

The '57 version of Chaminade, under Mr. Ed Marrinan, took the situation in hand in eight of their twelve games and came out high in the final tally. Their spirit of fair play, characterized by all Chaminade teams, gave the freshmen a good account of them­selves, win or lose.

"Get out of my way, fella, I want to shoot."

Schedule C.H.S. TEAM OPP.

42 25 35 32 33 44 23 34 37 24 23 43

Belmont ......... ........ ... ..... .. .... ... 35 Kiser .............. ..... .... .......... ....... 42 Belmont ..... ............................ . 21 McKinley. ............ ................... 16 Kiser .. ..... ....... ................ .......... 27 St. Xavier ............... ... .. .. ... ....... 35 Colonel White ........................ 33 Stivers .......... .... ... ..... .......... ... ... 37 Dunbar ............. .... ... .. ... ........ ... 33 Wilbur Wright ......... ............... 22 Roosevelt .... ... .................... .. . 43 Kiser ......... ................. ....... ....... 28

MR. EDWARD MARRINAN Freshman Basketball Coach

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~~b fnglebrecht displays IS orm on the drums.

Young and old alike were satisfied with the bril­liant success of the annual Variety Show, "Yankee Fiesta," which demonstrated the amazing talent of the students at Chaminade. A gayly colored, musical production, with a South American theme, it was filled with wonderful acts of all sorts and it held the attention of the audience throughout. A grate­ful thanks should be extended to all the Brothers, laymen, alld students associated with the show who all demonstrated a willing co-operation to make "Yankee Fiesta" a success.

Jack, Jerry and Tom treat us with "Carolina Moon ."

Dancers demonstrate

for us the Conga.

Chorus accompanies "Umpa, Umpa," whi le Yuba

plays the tuba.

,."- ', , - , ' i ,-

! .~ ' ~~ ' .' ~ - , ...,_ .. .1 ..... ' ..

Carmen Mirenda

tries some

"Fiesta" crackers.

Four Vagabonds from Istanbul,

not Constantinople.

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Getting reaay for a lovely evening.

Must have been funny!

The ·"Bunny Hop" for all!

ON THE

"Ah, get out of here," says Bob.

--

Leave it to

Mike!

SOCIAL SCENE ...

Phil knows how to pick . em !

Chaminade students enjoy Student Council Dance.

Willie and Dave give us that sly smile.

Cayoda Council plans future dances.

Among the social functions presented to the Cath­olic student here at Chaminade are the numerous dances held for their participation. Here is a chance for the student to become acquainted with the type of life he will encounter in the future, the company between Catholic men and Catholic women. Today, in a world filled with pagan ideals, the Catholic student also has the opportunity to acquire whole­some attitudes toward proper companionship. In con­clusion, we can see that a well-rounded Catholic edu­cation has now been presented to the student.

Get the look

in their eyes.

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AGNEW, THOMAS C. BUDDENDECK, GERALD A. FARKAS, EDWARD C. HILDEBRAND, JOHN C. 532 W . Parkwood Ave. , 5 436 Kiefaber St. , 9 420 Winters St., 7 41 Jasper St., 9

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ALIG, ROBERT L. BURKE, TERRENCE J. FERDELMAN, THOMAS J HOLLIDAY, KENNETH E. 221 Kenilworth Ave., 5 923 Dustin St., 7 1120 Epworth Ave., 10 1940 Demphle Ave., 10

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AMMANN, HANS BYRNE, PATRICK J . FISCHER, RICHARD A. HUESMAN, EDWARD H. 1013 E. Stewart St., 10 30 Adventure Dr., 10 317 E. Dixon Ave., 9 715 Hodapp Ave., 10

ARKENBERG, ROBERT J. CAPORAL, ROBERT E. FORTKAMP, FREDERICK J. JABLINSKI, ADOLPH R. 1448 Troy St., 4 249 Wroe Ave., 6 734 Carlisle Ave., 10 2163 Bickmore Ave., 4

BAKER, DUKE H. CABLE, JOHN A. FRONING, JOHN B. JACKOWSKI, DONALD J. 2721 E. Fourth St., 3 161 N. Decker Ave., 7 443 W. Hillcrest Ave., 6 417 S. Smithville Ave., 3

BANDY, RONALD F. CAULFIELD, EDWARD J . GACCETTA, ANTHONY J . JANNING, CHARLES W. 47 S. McGee St., 3 2612 E. Third St., 3 R.R. 7, Box 266A, Centerville 421 Laurelwood Rd ., 9

BANKER, PAUL M. CLARK, JOHN H. GEBHARDT, DONALD L. JEROME, JOSEPH G. 1503 Grand Ave., 7 1805 Far Hills Ave., 9 1809 Gilsey Ave., 7 340 Troy St., 4

BARHORST, JAMES A. CLARKE, WILLIAM L. GEHRICH, JOHN L. JOHNSTON, ROBERT P. 107 Iroquois Ave. , 5 62 Bond St., 5 R.R. 12, Box 13 219 Rockwood Ave., 5

BATSCHE, RONALD R. COOPER, JOHN L. GEISLER, EDWARD L. KAPPEN, JOHN W. 215 Shoop Ave. , 7 126 Hickory St., 10 108 Church St., 3 243 Kenwood Ave., 5

BAUMGARDNER, RICHARD L. CORBETT, JAMES J. GIBSON, RICHARD W . KARL, PAUL B. 549 St. Paul Ave., 10 2147 Mapleview Ave., 10 131 Franklin St., 2 146 Winnet Dr., 5

BERBERICH, ALOYSIUS J. DALY, THOMAS L. GOECKE, ROBERT J. KELLER, THOMAS E. 411 Brown St., 2 254 Louie St., 8 35 S. Garland Ave.,·3 708 W. Stewart St., 8 BERK, EDWARD F. DAVIS, JAMES L. GOOD, RONALD J. KELLY, DENIS R. 652 Daleview Ave., 5 1209 Wisconsin St., 8 31 Bell St., 3 527 Wyoming St., 10 tN BERNER, GEORGE J . DEMETER, JOHN 1. GOODE, KENNETH A. KENNEDY, HARRY L. 2048 Pershing Blvd., 10 123 N . Marion St., 7 23 Fairground Ave., 9 50 W. Siebenthaler Ave., 5

BERRY, JEROME C. DeV ANNEY, VINCENT L. GOUBEAUX, ROBERT E. KERBY, ROBERT N. 806 Gondart St., 3 3817 W. Third St., 7 3208 E. Fourth St., 3 934 Highridge Ave. , 10

·BIR, JEROME A. DITZEL, JACK 1. GREGER, JAMES F. KOHR, EDWARD A. 1520 Philadelphia Ave., 6 131 Glencoe Ave., 10 1806 Huffman Ave., 3 26 Springway Dr., 5

BLATZ, DONALD C. DORSTEN, RICHARD L. GUENTHER, FRANK J . KRAUS, JAMES A. 1773 Brookline Ave., 10 525 Heiss Ave., 3 410 "B" St. WPAFB 2201 Wyoming St., 10

BLINCOE, JOSEPH B. DRERUP, JOHN J. HAINES, PATRICK E. KUNTZ, GERALD B. 8766 N . Main St., 5 1259 Holly Ave., 10 R.R.1 1308 Philadelphia Dr., 6

BONDURANT, RICHARD 1. DUDLEY, ROBERT R. HARDIN, RICHARD J . LAFFERTY, A. MICHAEL 33 Horace St., 7 208 Gramont Ave., 7 251 Bierce Ave., 3 136 Ridge Ave., 5

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BRINKMAN, WILLIAM N . DWYER, JAMES G. HEIDENRIECH, ROBERT 1. LAUKHARDT, MICHAEL C. 166 Notre Dame Ave., 4 207 N . Irwin St., 7 1621 Neff Ave., 4 365 Delaware Ave., 6

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MALONE, NORMAN H. OTT, CHARLES L. SHANE, RICHARD J. VICKERS, JAMES E. 34 Chatham Dr., 9 1609 Oakridge Ave., 7 335 Knecht Dr., 5 610 Creighton Ave., 10

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MASCHINO, DALE J. PAYNE, ROBERT M. SIPOS, VINCENT J. WAGNER, HERBERT S. 2116 Patterson Rd ., 10 801 Grafton Ave., 6 2508 Hoover Ave., 7 2835 Otterbein Ave., 6

MAYER, MATTHEW J. PFEIFFER, THOMAS SIPPLE, JAMES L. WAGNER, JOHN K. 34 Woodruff Dr., 5 434 Alaska St., 4 46 Homeview Dr., 5 316 Bierce Ave., 3

MEHALL, BERNARD S. POWERS, MICHAEL E. SLATER, JOSEPH F. WALKER, JAMES R. 4071 Foxboro Rd ., 6 331 St. Paul Ave., 10 1014 Carlisle Ave., 10 70 Baltimore St., 4

MEYERS, DAVID F. POWERS, WILLIAM M. SLOAN, THEODORE W. WALTER, JOHN F. 1061 Superior Ave., 7 2650 Hazel Ave., 10 2327 Theodore Ave., 5 1818 Grand Ave., 5

MICHEL, LOUIS F. PYTEL, LEONARD R. SODER, EDWARD J . WEBER, C.LAWRENCE 117 S. Irwin St., 3 2743 Kenklare Ave., 10 45 Ashley Dr., 9 727 Carlisle Ave., .10

MIKULA, STEPHEN R. REBOULET, RONALD C. SOLLENBERGER, THOMAS D . WEGERZYN, WALTER V. 210 Notre Dame Ave., 4 3224 Hiawatha Dr., 4 1550 Smithville Rd., 10 215 Crane St., 3

MONNIG, NORMAN J. REICH, LOUIS G. STAFFORD, JOHN P. WENING, GERALD G. 27 S. Meadow Rd., 6 52 S. Irwin St.! 3 620 Valley St., 4 2504 St. Charles Ave., 10

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c ass of 1954 Congratulations!

To you who have completed a most

important milestone in your life •••

CONGRATULATIONS!

As you prepare to assume greater

responsibilities, never lose the knowledge

you have gained on how to study. Educa­

tion does not end at school, but continues

all through life.

This is a fast-moving age. More than

ever before, success will be achieved by

those who are alert, energetic and studious.

There is no limit to the possibilities of

growth and usefulness for those who make

use of every opportunity for self-improve­

ment. Live your life so that you will add

new honor to the name of Chaminade

High School.

THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY

"TUFFY"

CONSTRUCTORS OF THE NEW

CHAMINADE BUILDING

B. G. DANIS CO., IN,C.

GENERAL CONTRACTORS

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COMPLIMENTS

and "CHAPPlE"

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Mantia's Superette Market

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and Open 9 to 10 7 Days

We Deliver Ta 1800

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"We never close"

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who purchased an ad in the 1954 EAGLE.

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Haulers of Building Materials

Dayton 3, Ohio

Ad 5422 RR 9, Box 364

SOL SCHULTZ AND COMPANY

WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS

209 S. Jefferson St.

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HENRY JERGENS

Excavating Contractors

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from

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Young Ideas in Shoes

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816 SHEDBOURNE AVENUE

Class of 138

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Dayton, Ohio

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Contracting

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2 Doors fr·om the Post . Office

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Mi 2128

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Manager

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2108 Miracle Lane

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1101 Cincinnati St.

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Statues, Crucifixes

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220 N. Jersey Street

Dayton 3, Ohio

Ke 4101

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2400 E. Third Street

Delicious Chicken, Steaks, Fish

014245

LOUIS CLARK, '39

GEM CITY VALET SERVICE

134 N. Main Street

Dayton

Fu 6839

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471 1 S. Dixie Drive

Ox 3721

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Congratulations

To the Class of 1954

From a Friend

.

Congratulations

Seniors

TWO LEGS INC. Your Pants Headquarters

In Dayton

136 S. Main Street

PANTS SWEATERS JACKETS

Compliments of

CARL'S BARBERS

820 Cincinnati Street

Hours: 8-6, Sat. 8-5:30

Closed Wednesday

Dayton 8, Ohio

Compliments of

College Inn

Compliments of

HERB ZINK'S MARKET

2931 E. Third Street

Ke 1435 DAYTON, OHIO

GOOD LUCK

Seniors

N. H. ZIMMERMAN

and

Family

Compliments of

THE CITY LOAN AND SAVINGS CO.

Dayton, Ohio

CONGRESS BOWLING ALLEY

221 Troy Street

Ad 0823

PENNINGTON BREAD

Duncan Hines Bread and Rolls Distributed by

JOHN S. DELZEITH

420 Kolping Ave. Ke 5851

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Senior Salesmen: Dave Huber, Tony Gaccetta, Dick Leuhrs, Norman Malone, Tom Agnew, Leon Schmidt, Bob Caporal, Jack Ditzel, and Dick Fischer.

THE SALEM AND NORTH SHEET METAL CO.

LEO AUG

Shop: 3580 Salem Avenue

Office: 22 1 Kenilworth Avenue

Phone: Ta 1821

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Congratulations to the

Class of 1954

THE CHAMINADE MOTHERS' CLUB

Best Wishes

Class of '54

SHA w·s DELICATESSEN 2618 Hoover Avenue

BEER AND WINE

Carry Out

Open seven days a week

9 A.M. to 10 P.M.

,JOE and MIL SHAW-Proprietors

Me 1639

Congratulations to the

Class of 154

from

GEO. A. PFLAUM. PUBLISHER. Inc. Publisher of THE MESSENGERS and TREASURE CHEST

38 W. Fifth Street Dayton, Ohio

B & C BAKING CO., INC. AGNEW ART & PHOTOCOPIES,

INC.

DETAILED SERVICES

For Business and

Holiday Gifts

Nobody in Dayt·on Sells

Better Drugs

CARL A. SCHMIDT DRUG CO. 114 W. Fifth St.

MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICALS

ANDY HINDERS Thirty Years

Diamonds, Elgin Watches

Diamond Settings

He 4701 845 U. B. Building

HERLE'S

124 E. Third St., Dayton

Mi 3031 ART SERVICE-PHOTOCOPIES

PHOTOSTATS

Pick-Up and Delivery Service

RATHWEG INSURANCE AGENCY

632 Hulman Bldg.

DAYTON 2, OHIO

He 5981

Best Wishes

SL YDERS TAVERN 836 Watervliet Avenue

Ma 3511

"FORMAL RENTAL FOR ALL OCCASIONS"

Open Evenings by Appointment

17 South Jefferson

AD 2071

Compliments of

THE BLUE BIRD BAKING CO.

M. L. SARMIR

SUNOCO SERVICE 3603 Riverside Drive

Tires, Batteries, Service Calls

Compliments of

KIELBASO & LESHER

Building Contractors

Commercial and Residential

521 Kiser St.

He 7474

401 Brandt St. Fu 3969

QUINN AUTO TOP 218 W. Third Street

Auto Upholstering, Seat Covers

Tops, Supplies PAT QUINN HAROLD VANHOOK

'47 '23

SEP'S SERVICE 5001 Salem Avenue

Ra 0120

WILLIAM A. SANTO

Hardware, Electrical, Plumbing

Supplies 621 Xenia Avenue

Ke 6621

THE SULPHUR GROVE MACHINE CO. INC.

R.R. 9, Box 577-Dayton 4, Ohio

Ad 6642

Manufacturers of all kinds of

tools and dies

BERT 1. DAILY Artist's Materials

Signwriter's Supplies

126 E. Third St.

Ad 4121

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Freshmen Salesmen meet for instructions. Ronald Beisel, John Jauch, Tom Schommer, Jack Thein, Bro. Charles Bergedick, Tom Roddy,

Robert Bogovitz, Robert Masten, Richard Cayton, and Freddy Faust.

CENTURY BAR lOS. Jefferson St.

Ad 0281

GREENMONT RESTAURANT 2032 Home Ave.

Me 0243

MENKER'S PARTY HUT 3600 Kings Highway

Social and Wedding Receptions

(Rental)

MR. and MRS CLARENCE MENKER, Props.

Ta 5708

JERRY'S TAVERN 207 Burleigh Ave.

Me 0137

Open 7 Days a Week

CHICKEN, STEAKS

CHOPS, CABBAGE ROLLS

SANDWICHES

REGULAR DINNERS

Beer, Liquor, Food

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Water Heaters

T. E. DUNLEVEY AND SON Plumbing and Heating

Wa 4066 Wa 7477

Serving Dayton Over 50 Years

Congratulations to the

Class of 1954

OBERER CONSTRUCTION CO.

441 East Siebenthaler Ave.

Dayton, Ohio

SEWER AND WATER LINES

Ta 9543

Precision Rubber Products

Corporation

"0" Ring and

Dyna-seal Specialists

3110 Oakridge Drive

DAYTON 7, OHIO

WAGNER & WAGNER OILS INCORPORATED

Distributors of

MOBILGAS MOBILOIL MOBILHEAT

Congratulations

Class of 1954

from

GEORGE C. CAPORAL, Factory Rep.

ENDICOTT-JOHNSON SHOEMAKERS AND TANNERS

and

l - FOR _I

\. MODERN - PHOTOGRAPHY

GEO. C. CAPORAL JR.- Class '40

Chevrolet Salesman

S.W.S. CHEVROLET COMPANY

Best Wishes

Class of '54

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JOHN T. REESE, CONTRACTOR ASPHALT PAVING CONTRACTOR

Private Industriq(

Wa 3186

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LUDLOW RADIATOR SERVICE. INC. 34 Franklin Street Dayton 2, Ohio

RADIATOR SPECIALISTS SINCE 1920

JEROME J. MUTH HOWARD W. MUTH

CONGRATULATIONS

To the

CLASS OF '54

MUTH BROS .• INC.

613 E. Second St.

Ad 2281

He 1742 Heating and Ventilating

SETSER SHEET METAL

and

ROOFING CO.

520 S. Jefferson St. Dayton 2, Ohio

THE ROTH OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 113 E. Third Street Dayton 2, Ohio

Fu 6175

"As Near As Your Phone"

JIM FLYNN SPORTING GOODS School Sweaters and Jackets

In Stock

GUNS, MOTORS, FISHING TACKLE

Where Sportsmen Serve Sportsmen FIRST AND JEFFERSON STREETS

DAYTON. OHIO

Congratulations and Best Wishes

For Success to the Class of

1954

SAWAYA'S FRENCH MARKETS

Five Complete Food Markets FANCY GROCERIES, CHOICE MEATS

and VEGETABLES

With All Good Wishes

For Class of

1954

The Dayton Fabricated Steel Co. 1300 E. MONUMENT AVENUE

The Dayton St~ncil Works Co. 113 E. SECOND STREET

Industrial Steel Service 1300 E. MONUMENT AVENUE

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Junior Salesmen: Ben Ostendorf, Charles Redman, B. J. Borchers, John Patko, Paul Waldenmeyer, and Rcobert Hoy.

Cub Cafe 1300 Richard Street

Ke" 0114

LIQUOR, BEER and WINE

Fine Hungarian Food

WE ARE ALWAYS HAPPY

TO SERVE YOU

Beall's Drive In

5713 W. Third Street

Home of the

IIBIG JIMII

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REID'S TRUCKING SERVICE

700 S. GeHysburg Avenue

Me 1078

General Hauling and Top Soil

ART THEATRE 1924 VVayne Avenue

013132

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM BUREAU

Co-op Assn. Feed, Seed, Fence Phone Mu 1644

Fertilizer Gasoline, Fuel Oil. Farm Machinery

Spray Material Specialist for Lawn and Garden

Supplies

·A FRIEND

Yum Yum Restaurant 4320 Far Hills Avenue

(Next to Town- and Country)

Dining Room

Carry Out Car Service

VVa 1203

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SCHOENBERGER'S PHARMACY Prescription Specialists

"Dayton's Favorite Drug Store"

Ta 1147

555 Salem Avenue

CORNER NORTH AVENUE

BEIGEL JEWELERS, INC.

20 N. Main Street

TRUCK PAINTING-GENERAL REPAIR

VVELDING

JOHN BUSSE SONS

Builders of Custom Truck Bodies

319-336 S. Montgomery Street

Dayton 10, Ohio

He 4451

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LEE HILGEFORD AUTO SALES INC.

355 S. Main St.

Phone He 7443

CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH

Sales and Service

WM. BROCKMAN & SONS FURNACE CO •

. 116 Valley St.

He 6838

HEATING and AIR-CONDITIONING

MEAT

liThe Finest in Town"

Well Trimmed

U. S. Prime and Choice Grades

PATTERSON FOOD MARKET

Corner Patterson and Shroyer Rds.

Wa 1158 Wa 1159

TROPICS 1721 N. Main St.

Ta 2883

"Where nice people and nice food meet"

WHITE CLOVER DAIRY FARMS New Natural Homogenized Vitamin

A and D Milk

Ke 6911 Ke 1779

"Nature makes the difference"

VETERAN'S · WINDOW CLEANING CO.

3900 Delphos Ave.

Me 8866

DAYTON ACCORDION ACADEMY I 500 S. Brown Street

Mi 6111

"Everything for the Accordionist"

Congratulations Seniors

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Dayton Council

No. 500

The Advertising Department typing copy for the printer. Tom. Eisenhauer, Dick Bondurant, Don Schaff, Bob Schoenberger, Tom Sollenberger,

and Walter Staron.

WEILER WELDING CO., INC. Electric-Acetylene

SINCE 1920

Equipped to Handle Any Welding Problem

METAL SPRAYING FLAME CUTTING

FLAME HARDENING

SAND BLASTING

HELLIARC Distributor for

FABRICATION OF JIGS

ATOMIC TOOL WElDING

Airco Supplies, Equipment and Ohio Medical Gases

324 E. Second Street Phone: Fu 5186

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TRUMAN OPTICIANS

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104 N. Main Street Dayton 2, Ohio

Mi 6517 Mi 6516

Next Door to Rossiter's

MUTUAL ELECTRIC CO.

KE 9127

COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL

RESIDENTIAL

* 619 Silver Lane

DAYTON 10. OHIO

DON E. BRUNE PHARMACY Prescription Druggist

Troy and Hart Streets Dayton, Ohio

A REAL PRESCRIPTION STORE

SCHLIENTZ & MOORE FUNERAL HOME

1632 Wayne Ave.

Ke 1441

DERBY'S CUT RATE

2046 Wayne Ave.

DAYTON, OHIO

SEITZ HARDWARE CO.

Town and Country-Dayton View

146 E. Stroop Rd.-2024 Salem Ave.

Wa 1186 Ra 4996

LEFELD'S BARBER SHOP

3009 E. Third Street

ULLRICH'S DRUG STORE

Dayton View's Leading Drug Store

801 Lexington Avenue

Ra 0262

Ra 5818

NORTHTOWN BAR

(Formerly Utach's Cafe)

Liquor, Food, Beer

Open 'til 2:30

4320 N. Main St.

SERENA ART TERRAZZO CO., INC. (T errazzo Flooring)

Commercial and Residential

215 Kiser St.

WE INSTALLED THE FLOORS AT SCHOOL

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C. W. ZIMMERMAN. INC.

Jack '47

Tom '47

Father of Dick '48

TOM ZIMMERMAN. '47

Sales Representative

Ad 3227

Jerry '53

Don '54

THE WESTERN AND SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

4215 N. Mainn St.

Or 5431

NORTHTOWN SPORTING GOODS

Photo Supplies annd Hobby Supplies

Or 3351 4217 N. Main St.

Congratulations to the

Class of 1954 from

A FRIEND

Congratulations

and Best Wishes'

to All

Seniors

NORTHSIDE FURNITURE CO.

101 Valley at Keowee

A. ROBERT BRAND, President

Class of '32

BEST WISHES

to

Class of 1954

from

Dayton's Leading Drive-in

Shopping Center

TOWN AND COUNTRY S. FAR HILLS and E. STROOP

MIRACLE LANE

3030 Salem Ave.

RIVERDALE PHARMACY

Hy-Pure Drugs

301 Delaware Avenue

Phone Ra 9662

"Prescri ption Specialists"

DON HERSMAN-Pharmacist

ComplimeRts of ...

FRANCIS A. BONANNO .CO.

Importer of . . . .

FINE WINES and CHAMPAGNE

Bowl and Relax

at MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

POELKING BOWLING LANES LESSONS

REPAIR SERVICE 1403 Wilmington Avenue

. DAYTON, OHIO

HAUER MUSIC HOUSE Best Wishes to the Class of '54 34 E. First Street

H & M CLEANERS, INC.

4149 Linden Ave.-Ma 6631

928 Valley St.-Fu 9075

For Pick-up and delivery service Congratulations to the

Call Ma 6631 Class of '54

HINDERS . DAYTON HOME FURNISHINGS

OPTICAL COMPANY 1906 E. Third Street

Fidelity Building DAYTON, OHIO

He 7913 Phone Ke 2322 Dayton 2, Ohio

Compliments of Congratulations

BEN WESTBROCK & SONS Class of 1954

Funeral Home

1712 Wayne Avenue -Ke 6161 CLUB CAYODA

NEEDHAM SHELL SERVICE 240 I Far Hills Avenue

Dayton/ Ohio

Wa 0151

MOTOR TUNE-UP

MINOR REPAIRS

BRAKE SERVICE

GOODYEAR TIRES DELCO BATTERIES.

-5HELlUniC TIOM

WHITE-ALLEN CHEVROLET

OHIO'S LARGEST DEALER

BEST DEAL IN TOWN

422 North Main Street

HE 3701

WILLIAMS MARKET 23 Park Avenue

Prime Beef Market of Oakwood

Lamb, Veal, Pork, Poultry

Fish The pick of the crop in fresh fruits

and vegetables

Wa 2147 Delivery

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JEROME'S DELICA TESS EN

342 Troy St.

Fu 0544

We Serve SEAL TEST ICE CREAM

DELICIOUS HAMBURGERS

LIGHT LUNCHES

Cold Beer and Wine to Go

AIR CONDITIONED

To the ClaSS' of 154

May You Always Practice Charity

Compliments of

GEBHARDT'S MARKET WHITE VILLA QUALITY FOODS

CHUCK FREY'S DELICA TESSEN

Corner of Burkhardt and

Martz Avenue

01 3821

Soft Drinks Carry Out Beer

WOODY'S GROCERY 1528 Oakridge Dr.

GROCERIES AND MEATS

ICE CREAM

NICHOLS LUNCH Sportsmen's Headquarters

Sodas, Malts, Sundaes

3030 Oakridge Dr. Me 0104

N. J. DIX and SONS INC. , 60' Chapel St.

Ad 8004

Dayton's Friendly Cab Service

LIBERTY CABS. INC. 220 W. Third Street

Ad 5225

locally Owned and Operated

Congratulations Seniors

BELMONT THEATRE

712 Watervliet

Congratulations

On Another

Banner Year

Ma5731

EAGLE MALT SHOP Across from Chaminade

"Elsie" says, "Best Wishes"

THE BORDEN COMPANY

Milk Division 219 E. Fifth St. He 1275

ONE HOUR

MARTINIZING

For the Best in Dry Cleaning

Three Convenient Locations

44 West Third Street

22 East Fourth Street

Fifth and Ludlow Streets

NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR

ONE HOUR SERVICE

Each Store Its Own Complete Plant

Walt's

Marathon Service 4000 N. Main and Wampler

DAYTON, OHIO

Ra 0372

KEN STUTZMAN HILDA STUTZMAN

WESTWOOD FLOWER SHOP Me 4822 3912 Delphos Ave.

Dayton 7, Ohio

BOWSER'S SERVICE STATION

Sohio X70 and

Supreme Gasoline

Ke 0144

Sohio Standard Penn

Esso Motor Oils

Wayne Ave. at Smithville Road DAYTON, OHIO

BAKER'S DRUG STORE

Prescription Druggist 618 Five Oaks Avenue

Phone Ra 0366 Dayton, Ohio

Compliments of

BUDDE SHEET METAL WORKS

Featuring "SAND" Award Sweaters

TEAM and

CLUB Equipment

"THE SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE"

FIREARMS FISHING TACKLE

GOLF - TENNIS MOTORS - BOATS - ETC.

Congratulations to the

Class of 1954

THE CHAMINADE

FATHERS' CLUB

DOROTHY LANE MARKET 2710 Far Hills Avenue

FINE FOODS

Open Every Day 9 'til 10

Distributors for MacGregor-Goldsmith

Wright & Ditson Spalding

Wholesale and

Retail

Congratulations

To the Class of

1954

VITO GACCETTA1S SPAGHETTI HOUSE 748 Brown Street Dayton, Ohio

The Home of Good Food Fu 8931

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS ABC Exterminating, 142 Agnew Art, 150 Aman & Co., 141 Art Theater, 158 Baker's Drug Store, 170 B & C Bakicg Co., 150 BeaU's Drive In, 157 C. Oscar Beigel, 158 Beigel Jewelers, 145 Belmont Theatre, 170 L. M. Berry & Co., 137 Best's Auto Stores, 139 Biltmore Drug Store, 136 Blue Bird Baking, 151 Bonanno Co., 164 Bonbright Dist., 140 Borden Milk Co., 170 Bowman Funeral Home, 144 Bowser's, 170 Wm. Brockman & Sons, 159 Brooks-Chappell, 132 Brune's Pharmacy, 162 Bucher Bros., 136 Budde Sheet Metal, 170 John Busse & Sons, 158 George C. Caporal, 154 Carl's Barbers, 147 Club Cayoda, 165 Century Bar, 152 City Loan & Savings, 147 College Inn, 147 Comercial Tank, 135 Congress Bowling, 147 Cub Cafe, 157 Bert L. Daily, Inc., 151 B. G. Danis Co., 133 Davis Typewriter 139 Davue Bar, 140 Dayton Accordion, 159 Dayton Church Sup., 145 Dayton Optical Co., 165' Dayton Press, 139 Dayton Stencil, 156 Derby's Cut Rate, 162 N. J. Dix & Sons, 158 Dorthy Lane Market, 171 T. E. Dunlevey, 153 Eagle Malt Shop, 170 Father's Club, 171 Jim Flynn's, 150 "Foos" Clark's, 146 Francis Electric, 144 Frey's Delicatessen, 168 Vito Gaccetta's, 168 Gebhardt's Market, 168 G.E.L. Electric, 139

Gem City Valet Service, 147 M. J. Gibbons, 146 Gitzinger Trucking, 139 Hauer Music House, 165 Herle's Formal Rent., 150 Hickory Cafe, 139 Hilgeford's, 159-139 Andy Hinders, 150 Hinders Home Fur., 165 H & M Cleaners, 165 Jergens Excavatinng, 139 Jerome's Del., 167 Jerry's Tavern, 152 K'ander Drugs, 145 Kiebaso & Lesher, 151 Knights of Columbus, 159 David Koester, 143 Kramer's, 136 Frank Kronauge, 143 Kuenle & Berk Drugs, 142 Leckrone & Son's, 146 Lefeld's Barber Shop, 162 Liberty Cab Inc., 169 Ludlow Radiator, 155 Mac's Market, 144 Mantia's Superette, 134 Matty's Tavern, 139 Maxton's Market, 144 Mayer's Lad 'n Dad, 144 Meyer & Boehmer, 137 Meyer Drugs, 144 Mont. Co. Farm Bur., 158 Mother's Club, 137 Murphy's Bakery, 137 Mufh Bros., Inc., 155 Mutual Electric Co., 161 N.C.R., 132 Neal Dairy, 134 Needham's, 166 Nichols Lunch, 168 Niehaus Sporting, 171 Northtown Bar, 162 Northtown Sporting, 164 Oberer Construction, 153 One Hour Martinizing, 170 Patterson Food MH., 159 Pennington Bread, 147 Geo. A. Pflaum, Inc., 150 Poelking Lanes, 165 Poepplmeier's Market, 134 Precision Rubber, 153 Quinn Auto Top, 151 Ratweg Insurance, 150 John T. Reese, 154 John Reich, 142 Reid's Trucking, 158

Riverdale Pharmacy, 164 Geo. Roderer & Sons, 144 Roderer Shoes, 141 Roth Office Equip., 155 Royston Jewelers, 144 Salem and North Metal, 148 Santo Hardware, 151 M. L. Sarmir, 151 Sawaya's Market, 156 Schlientz & Moore, 162 Carl A. Schmidt, 150 Schoenberger's, 158 Sol Schultz, & Co., 139 Sealtest Ice Cream, 145 Seitz Hardware Co., 162 Sep's Mobil Service, 151 Sereno Art Terrazzo, 162 Setser Sheet Metal, 155 R. L. Shane, 135 Shaw's Delicatessen, 159 Shaw & Marchant Co., 149 / Shores Inn, 142 Slyders Tavern, 150 Edward C. Steiner, 140 Suchers Packing, 134 Sulphur Grove Mach., 151 Thompson, Florist, 145 Town & Country, 164 Tropics, 159 Truman Opticians, 161 Two Legs, Inc., 147 Ullrich's Drug, 162 Veteran's Window CI., 159 Viking Tool & Die, 146 Wagner & Wagner, 154 Walt's Marathon, 170 Charles L. Weiler, 143 Weiler Welding Co., 143 Westbrock & Sons, 165 Western & Southern, 164 Westwood Flower, 170 White-Allen, 167 White Clover Dairy, 159 Wilkie's Market, 143 Will1am's Market, 167 Wolfe Studio, 154 Woody's Grocery, 168 Chas. Wuichet Co., 158 Yum Yum Restaurant, 158 Zimmerman-Bugden, 135 C. W. Zimmerman Inc., 163 N. H. Zimmerman, 147 Herb Zink's Market, 147

CHESTER ALLEN-CARPENTER 1209 Wisconsin Blvd. FU-9365

ALLEN'S DRUG SmiThville and Linden Ave. KE-2422

ARBOR FIESTA 1434 Arbor Ave. KE-O 157

E. BAKOS GROCERY 1231 Superior Ave. RA-4022

BAUMER'S TAVERN 3009 Far Hills Ave. WA-0168

BEARINGS, INC. HE-373I

BOCKRATH GROCERY 94 Baltimore St. FU-9001

BONHAGE DELICATESSEN 2405 Smithville Road KE-OHO

BRANDT HARDWARE 5 Troy St. FU-1821

BRUNSWICK MARKET 5 Brandt St. MI-1566

BUCKEYE DELICATESSEN 429 Brown St. FU-0546

BUCK'S GULF SERVICE 108 N. Broadway FU-0127

POINT SERVICE STATION Germantown and Lakeview Ave. ME-0249

BUSINESS PATRONS

CELESTE BAR 1149 Smithville Rd. Dayton, Ohio

COBLERS BARBER SHOP 1330 N. Main St. Dayton, Ohio

CORNER TAP 531 Ohio St. FU-0361

DABEL THEATRE 1970 S. Smithville Rd. OL-1600

DALE FASHIONS 1935 N. MAIN ST. TA-936I

DAVID'S RELIABLE GLASS, INC. 279 Valley St. HE-7888

DELPHOS DEL 3219 Delphos Ave. MU-1971

DOC'S CORNER 500 Westwood Ave. ME-0122

DOMINIC'S DELICATESSEN 124 N. Broadway Dayton, Ohio

ED & ARTS SERVICE 1820 Wyoming St. KE-063I

EDISON CAFE 20 I Edison St. AD-0970

ED'S CAFE 1100 Valley St. HE-0185

EVANS CARTAGE CO. Box ! 3, Station A Dayton, Ohio

FARMERS PRODUCE MKT. 1602 Valley Pike AD-0744

C. J. FELTZ OFFICE APPLIANCES 1408 N. Main St. RA-68 I I

F & F HARDWARE 2607 Patterson Rd. KE-3908

FILO'S BAR 903 Webster ·St. FU-0569

FLOYD DRUG 2900 Shroyer Rd. WA-3555

FOUNTAIN CAFE 30 E. Fifth St. Dayton, Ohio

FOUR ACES DELICATESSEN 1111 W. Third St. FU-2,24

FROST'S QUALITY MARKET 3528 N. Main St. RA-6502

HARRIS FUNERAL HOME 49 Linden Avenue KE-3129

HAUSFIELD HARDWARE 711 Shroyer Rd. WA-358I

HELLER DRUGS 1442 Wayne Ave. OL-5522

HILDBRAND DAIRY 1314 Lamar AD-1311

HOME EUIPMENT CO. 2016 E. Third St. KE-4623

HORNS DELICATESSEN 235 Lowes St. FU-2071

HOSPITALITY HOUSE 456 Patterson Rd. WA-0858

I LLES TAVERN 607 Dakota St. FU-5058

JONES BROS. FUNERAL HOME 455 W. Fifth St. AD-8279

RALPH KAMMER 2333 Rustic Rd. TA-6357

KENDERS NITE CLUB 1251 W. Third St. AD-0809

KENNETT'S 740 Watervliet Ave. MA-5658

KESSEN'S FOOD MARKET 1902 Wyoming Ave. MA-419 1

KEY HOLE CARRY OUT 4625 Salem Ave. ~A-0288

KIRKS VARIETY STORE 348 Troy St. MI-7667

KLEIN'S DEPT. STORE 765 Troy St. HE-8125

KOBES MARKET 607 Cincinnati St. AD-0940

LEO'S BARBER SHOP 3523 Riverside Dr. Dayton, Ohio

MAIN AND HELENA MARKET 1200 North Main St. MI-9901

MALENA'S MARKET 1203 Cincinnati St. AD-43 I I

Salesmen meet for instructions. Rus Dougherty. Tom Geis. Tom Klepper. Bob Payne. and Joe Scheper. seated.

Jack Ditzel. an artist. too. Bro. John Blank chats with Vince DeVanney.

TOM MANTIA PRODUCE 1546 Emmons MA-1366

MARION'S ICE CREAM SHOP "2031 N. Main St.

RA-0355

MARKS DRY GOODS 719 Xenia Ave. MA-1762

McCLOSKEY BROS. DAIRY 6417 N. Dixie Dr. RA-3465

McLIN FUNERAL HOME 1130 Germantown St. HE-782I

McMILLAN & SONS LIGHT HAULING 439 Maryland Ave. MI-258 I

MIAMI RECORDS 125 Valley St. MI-5531

MILLER SPORTING GOODS, INC. 68 E. Stroop Rd. WA-1109

MILTNER SALES SERVICE 229 Xenia Ave. AD-556I

MOLERS ICE CREAM CO. 3400 S. Smithville KE-0120

NELSON'S VARIETY STORE 2 Rembrandt Blvd. Ma-0305

OAKWOOD RESTAURANT 2414 Far Hills Ave. Dayton, Ohio

OLD FASHION CATERING 615 Hart St. FU-4966 HE-4277

OPEN DOOR RESTAURANT 700 Watervliet Ave. KE-6572

PAUL'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 3636 Linden Ave. KE-O 153

ROBERT M. PAYNE, INSURANCE 3 E. Second St. MI-562 I

RAMSEY'S MARKET 218 Valley St.

REEDER PIANO CO. 1968 N. Main St. OR-663I

RUBENSTEIN'S INC. 1142 W. 3rd St. FU-4133

RUMANI MKT. 3123 Linden Ave. OL-5401

SACKSTEDER'S MARKET 1726 S. Broadway AD-54 I I

SCHIML'S DRY CLEANERS 4513 Dixie Dr. TA-8702

SELL'S MARJ<ET 305 Delaware Ave. TA-5611

SPIC & SPAN DRY CLEANERS 1713 W. Third St. ME-8511

STELZER'S MARKET 2722 Wayne Ave. KE-1631

STERNS SOHIO SERVICE Salem and Otterbein RA-0248

STREH LE SHOE REPAI R 1212 Brown and 1408 Wayne Ave. MA-3331

SUN RAY COCKTAIL BAR Wayne and Wyoming AD-0789

TOBIAS FUNERAL HOME 648 Watervliet Ave. MA-3122

TOLLINGER & SON 2029 E. Third St. Dayton, Ohio

TOT 'N' TEENTOWNE 460 Patterson Road WA-777 I

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

VALLEY INN 227 Valley St. FU-0283

V-BAR 200 I E. Third St. KE-0285

VICTOR ADDING MACH INE CO. 826 Cincinnati St. AD-6258

WAHRAB JEWELERS SUPPLIES 2914 Wayne Ave. KE-2349

WAPELHORST-HDWE. & FURN. 2500-08 E.Fifth KE-2722

WEAVER HARDWARE & VARIETY STORE Cincinnati and Bolander AD-3110

WENDEL'S SHOE STORE 828 Cincinnati St. FU-3962

WHITE HOUSE 209 S. Ludlow St. FU-0362

ZIEGLERS DRUG STORE 1953 E. Third St. MA-6454

ZIMMERMAN SERVICE STATION 349 N. Western Ave. ME-0144

Mr. Donahue explains the operation of the human ear to Howard Wolfe, Richard Stringfellow, Ronald White, Joe Scheper, and John Witte.

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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ahlquist • V. J. Amann

E. I. Baume Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Berk L. M. Berry & Co. Office Boys

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bieker C. F. Blatz Family Joe Blincoe '54 Mr. and Mrs .. T. H. Bonser Mrs. Margaret F. Brenner

Andrew Broadstone Mr. and Mrs. Ernest o. Brown Louis A. Brucken Mr. and Mrs. E. o. Brun Sill Burger-3B

Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Burger Jerome E. Burger Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Busse Mary Ann Clark~ Jerry Delzieth and Family

A Democrat Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Doepker Helen B. Dorgan Mr. and Mrs. Joe Drerup Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dudley

Thomas Dunnigan East End Drugs Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Eisenhauer Wm. A. Evers and Family Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fischer

Eddie Flynn '51 Mr. Joe H. Fortkamp John D. George Jo Ann Gouldburn Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Grilliot

Don Hauer '54 Georqe Frank Heeter Bob Heidenreich '54 Herry E. Heier Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Heiman

PATRONS

Mrs. Ray G. Helmig Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Heiber Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hildebrand Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Holliday Mrs. A. J. Huber

Mr. annd Mrs. Wm. F. Huber James C. Hussman Mr. arid Mrs. Adolph Jablinski Judy and Curly William Krammer

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Karl Mr. annd Mrs. Harry Kennedy Mr. and Mrs; Vinton C. Kirk Bill Kamer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Kraus

Helen and Julian Ksiezopolski Jerry B. Kuntz '54 A. M. Lafferty Lt. Colonel and Mrs. H. A. Lange Mr. Lloyd G. Lemons

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Leo and Family Mr. Lowus W. Limbert Lois and Larry Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Luehrs Frank C. Maloney '42

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Mangan Tony Marquitz '53 Maurice J. Heinrich John Leo McGarry Jr. '42 Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mcintyre

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Monnig Norm Monnig Emory Morris Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Nartker Miss Margaret Neoling

Charles Ott '54 Helen and Ed Page Andy Patko '53 Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Pfeiffer

Mr. Francis Phiffer Carole and Paul Len Reinert '54 Mr. Leonard J. Reinert A Republican Mr. and Mrs. Albert Santillo Dr. and Mrs. Clemens J. Schneble Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Schneble Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schrein Mr. and Mrs. James Schuder Thomas J. Schultz '55 Schultz's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schumacher Vince Sipos '54 Miss Francis L. Shack Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Slater Mr. and Mrs. Jos. D. Sloan

Jerry Byerly and Doc Tom Gabriel sewing up Ray Jackowski.

James H. Sloane Miss Pat . Smedley Bob Smith Enterprises Ben Staub Mary A. Stedman Mr. and Mrs. Louis SuHman '50 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard T epe Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Truxel John Wagner '54 Mr. and Mrs. John Wening AI Wissman '48 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Jahn H. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Zink and Family Mr. and Mrs. August Wuerstl

The men behind the mustaches are Bob Masten and Tom Miller.

A ship builder and his model schooner. Fred Schiml, Frank Eckley, Don Miller, Bro. Bernard Plogman, Don Vagedes, and Joe Mencsik.

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"SOPHOMORE D"-Back row: R. Sherry, D. Supensky, ]. Scheper. 'f. Weidner, T. Suptn­sky, ] . Smith, Coach . Front rou': J. WenJing. W . Schroth , ] . Ungerleider, ]. Witte, J. Steinbrugge.

"FROSH K"-Back row: T. Smith, W. Stukey. J. Wat­kins, J. Thein . R. Roth. Front row: ]. Sutter, D . Weber, E. SengI, J. Ross, T . Shock.

"SENIOR B"-Back rou': B. Mehall, M. Laukhardt, B. Tepe, W. Clarke, R. Caporal. Front rou': D . Huber, W. Schneble, T. Ferdelman. D . Allgyer.

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TENNIS Another squad in Chaminade's long list of athletic teams is the tennis

team, which finished competition in the city league this season with fair success. The netsters, under the tutelage of coach Ed Regan, ended the season with a 5·3 mark. This year's team displayed a great amount of sportsmanship, and , though their record doesn 't show it, were in the struggle all the way.

Back row: J. Smith, J . Bonser, C. Ott, D . Schrein. J. Scheper. D. Supensky, . Coach Regan. From row: T. Litmer, E. Farkas, J. Helmig, T. Supensky.

Back row: Coach Weaver, R. Kleiner, F. Blesi. Frolll row: A. Reynolds, S. Nolan, W . Macbeth .

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Schedule

OPP. CH.S. OPP.

Troy ............ .. .. .. ....... ... .. 1 10 Wilbur Wright ...... ...... 6 Hamilton Public .......... 1 7Y2 Fairmont ..................... . SYz Springfield Central .... 7 16 Kiser ....... .... ................. 0 Fairborn .. .... ................ 2Y2 11 Y2 Stivers .. ......... ... .. ...... ... 4% Hamilton Catholic ........ SY2 16 Patterson ............... .... ... 0 Purcell ... .. .......... . ... ..... .. SY2 11 Dunbar .. . .... .... ... ... ...... . 5 Roosevelt ... ... .... ............ 0 SY2 Oakwood .... ....... ........... 7Y2

9% Fairview ...... .............. 6Y2

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Fairmont .... ... .... ..... .... ........ ............ 3 Wilbur Wright .............. ...... .... ...... 0

~~~~7;:ge ... :::: : : :: :::: :::: : : ::: :: :::: : : :: :::::~ Stivers .... ... ... ..... .... .. ...... ...... ... .. ...... 2 Oakwood .... ... .. .......................... ..... 5 Kiser .. .. ... .. .. ...... ...... .... ................ ... 0 Roosevelt ............ .... .... .. .. ............. ... 1

GOLF The highly competitive golf team came

through admirably again . in their attempt at the conquest of the city title narrowly missing out after a very close match with the league champions, Fairmont. Hurt very much this year by graduation, the underclassmen took over and made the ~haminade golf team a threat this year and a threat in the year to come.

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Stivers ... .... .. ................... ........... . W!lb~r Wright .. .. ........... ... ... ... 4 Fairview .... ................................ 0 Kiser .................... ... ....... ...... . ..... 8 Patterson .. ...... .............. ............ .. 0 Kiser ...... .................................... 8 Stivers ........................................ 3 Roosevelt ..... ............ .... ..... ....... . 2 Miamisburg .. .... .... ........... .. ...... ... 0 \X1est Carrollton ...... .. ........ ..... ... 4 Beavercreek ......... ........... ............ 11 West Milton .. .... .. ....... ..... ........ 1 Patterson ...... ........ .. ... ...... ....... .... 2 Xenia .... .. ... .... .. .. ..... ... .... ........... 0 Stivers ......... ... .... .. .. ........ ........... . 2 Western Hills ... ............... .......... 3

BASEBALL After a ten year absence from the Chaminade

sports scene, baseball made its comeback with a rousing 11 to 1 vidory over Stivers, fol· lowed by a successful season and a trip to Cincinnati for the district play·offs.

Under the able coaching of Mr. Tom Fre· ricks, the team showed balance, and joined with sportsmanship, it proved to be the down· fall of a great majority of its opponents.

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S/tllldillg: W. Schneble, ]. Dorsten, N. Stoecklein, T. Keehn , D. Monnin, R. Sweetman, ] . Wes· sels, ]. Kenney, Coach Frericks. Seated: ]. Reboulet, T. Harris , R. Dorsten, ]. Connar, ] . Corbett , J. Raiff, D. Zimmerman, W. Wegerzyn, D. Huber. Foregroulld: W. Krewedl, ] . Sanderman.

Coach Frericks congratulates ]. Wessels on his no·hitter.

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CLASS

"GILLOTTI REALITY"-FrOIlI row: B. Homan, ]. Gillotti, D . Gillotti, D. O'Reilly, D. Schamel. Berek rotl ': G. Vorhees, F. Blesi, F. Farrell, A. Mikula, T. Hennessey .

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"LAMPOONS"-Frolll rou': D. Allgyer, P . Brenner, D . Huber. Back row: W . Clarke, B. Caporal, M. Laukhardt, B. Tepe,

"FIREHOUSE FIVE"-Fronl row: D , Hauer, B. Payne. Back ,'ow: ]. Berry, M. Lafferty, B. Treon, T. Agnew.

"NIMBLE NETSTERS"-FroJJI rou': L. Weber, J. ,Patko, W. Gibson, E. Zimmerman. Back rotl': E. farkas , V . Sipos, C. Ott, B. Mehall.

"]UNIOR B"-Frulll rOtl': D , Hopkins, T. Kennedy . Back row: E. Koogler, T. Ro:h, W. Maher, C. Redman.

"BELMONT"-Frollt rou': B. Powers, C. Bruggeman, L. Schmidt. Back r011' : ]. Ditzel , D. Meyer, T . Nartker, R. Kuh­bander.

"]ABBERW ALKERS"-FroJJI row: R. Batsche, W, Thoma. B(I(k row: T. Ferdelman, ]. Remley, T. Keller, ]. Drerup.

"SCALLIONS"-FrOIlI rotl': L. Lange, R. Brown, D. Burk­hardt, J. Helmig. Back row: D, Luehrs, J. O'Donnell, D. Maschino, E. Berk.

"SHROYER'S" - Frolll rGU': N. Hoening. Middle rou ': P. Makley, T. Woodall, J . De­laney, T. Krapf. P. Tarlano. T op row: J. Didier, T. Dunl evy. C. Coughlin , J. Fahne­stock.

"LEE HILGEFORD"-Frollt fOW: J . God­frey . Middle row: D. Martin, T . Berger, A. Reynolds, S. Pietrzak, T _ Martin . Top row: J . Brogan, J. Monnin, R. Hale, R. Smith.

"NEAL'S"-B"ck row: J. Dor­sten, R. Steinbrugge, J. Weidner, T. Krug. Frollt row: R. Marlin, R. Roddy.

"JIM FL YNN"-Frollt row: J. Flynn. Mid­dle rou': H . Herolzer, G. D eger, J. Poole, J. H orwath , G . Rosenga rten. T op row: R. Isentrager, F. Faust, A. Miller, R. Keyes , S. Cichanowicz.

" NAMO"-Frollt ,·ow: F. Bonanno, J . Kem­per, J. Witte, D. Tumbusch, T . Trick. T op row: J. Dalbey, J. Dakin, T. Sed lock, P. Minser.

CLASS "C"

" LlTSEY'S"-B"ck row: R. Koehler, J - Conyers, Rick Heck­man, T. Litmer. FfOll t '·ow: H. Davis, J. Moloney, R. Haines, W. Marshall.

"SEALTEST"-Front fOW: T. Roddy. Middle row: C. Davis, J. Gardner, W. Schneble, N , Huelsman, J. Byerly. T op row: W. Knoepfle, T. Carson. N. Reinhard, J. Besanceney.

"K OF C '-FrOllt fOW: T . MayL fOW: M. Barlow, J. Jauch, J. Scheper, Bentz, T. O 'NeiL T op fOW: W _ Swadley, Muzechuk, T. Brun , R. Fortner.

"RODGER'S" - Back row: F. Hurst, J. Swartzbaugh, D . Mon­nin, D. Top p, T . Weidner. Front row: S. Stowe, R. Sherry, J. Wendling, J- Neumann.

"Papa, Behave"

"Kiss me, dumplin'."

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While the boys art: away, Ma and Pa enjoy themse lves.

A delightful comedy, with excellent acting, best describes this year's play. Performed in our own auditorium, of course, the production, in three hilarious arts and, under the direction of Brother John O 'Conner, afforded an enjoyable evening. In the play, a wealthy bachelor, tries to out-wit his suspecting sons by having ·an old friend pose as his new bride. The sons fight back, the lady of the house fights back, and in the end, Papa loses his artificial wife, and his picture makes the front page of the town's newspaper. A really funny play­"Papa, Behave."

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Slal/dil/g : G. Rosengarten, ]. Dirckx. T. Muth. T. Kennedy, D. Boyd. M. Powers, D . Aman. Seated: R. Dennler, W. Maher, ] . Unge rJeider. ] . Delaney, D. Hagan. AbJel/l: P. Finke.

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King Paul Ahlquist and Queen Carole Fleischman.

The Prom Committee enj oys the f r u its of their labors.

SENIOR PROM

Each spring the Cham inade juniors and sen iors look forward to the Prom, with all its traditions. Th is event, the biggest social event of high school life, is of special significance; to the under­classmen, the Prom is an event of great anticipation , and to the seniors it is a final remembrance of our high school days. The Prom will live in the memories of all who attended.

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F"ont row: ]. Helmig, V . DeVanney, W. Norris, E. Fischer,

]. Froning, N. Affourtit, N. Wissman, ]. Demeter, D . Mc­

Ilvain, R. Payne, G. Sawaya, P. Karl, E. Caulfield, D. ]ackow­

ski, W. Thoma, R. Hinders, H. Ammann, R. Gibson, R. Baum­

gardner, A. ]ablinski, E. Scarpelli, 1. Brenner. Second row:

A. Gaccetta, D. Mader, W. Staron, C. Reid, P. Wolf, ]. Schock­

man, W . Stengel, ]. Dunnigan, D . Elworth,. 1. Schmidt, R.

Truxel, E. Zimmerman, ] . Dwyer, R. Good, D . Schaaf, ].

McIntyre, G. Wening, ]. Vickers, G . Buddendeck, ]. Davis, E. Soder, M. Mayer. Third row: C. Monnin, D. Hauer, W.

Schneble, P. Banker, ]. Clark, W. Patterson, R. Reboulet , A. ''''''''''~r'~''';;;;;;;;;''~:~~~§il::::::::::::;:~~~ Berberich, H. Kennedy, G. Kuntz, ] . Schumacher, R. Heiman,

T. Eisenhauer, M. Powers, ]. Bonser, E. Kohr, P. Fischer, ] .

Greger, ]. Bir, ]. Wuerstl, N. Mangan, R. Goubeaux. Fourth

row: ]. Burger, C. Weber, ] . Tobe, T. Bruggeman, ]. Berry,

D. Zimmerman, R. Rumple, W. Powers. ]. Vyszenski , ' R.

Steiner, H . Schoenberger, D. Baker, ]. McDonald, P. Byrne,

]. Walter, R. Batsche, A . lafferty, D. Huber, D. Schrein, ].

leo, A. Aman, j. Niekamp. Fifth row: P. Trzeciak, D. lensch,

R. Brown, P. Haines, absent; R. Payne, R. Bondurant, ].

Kappen, T . Schommer, ] . Ostopyak, F. Hickertz, 1. Ruff, ] .

Ditzel, 1. Reinert, G. Wourms, W. Wegerzyn, ]. Barhorst,

K. Goode, ] . Moore, ]. Blincoe, N. Monnig, E. Huesman, D.

Allgyer. Sixth row: ]. Stafford , R. Caporal , T. Agnew, R.

Bandy, ]. O·Donnell . R. Dudley, W. Eardly, ] . Drerup, 1.

Suttman, R. Heidenreich, R. Tischer, ]. Kraus, R. Ossege, H.

Nielsen, D. WuerstI , K. Holliday, T. Wenzel , R. Johnston,

A. Manning, M. Dugan, D. Blatz, R. Luehrs. Set 'enth row:

N. Malone, ]. Hildebrand, R. Needham, ]. Hausfeld, D. Geb­

hardt. R. Hardin, W. Brinkman, R. Shane, R. Arkenberg, G .

lynch, 1. lange, P. Ahlquist, W. Clarke, T. Burke, D . lem­

ons, O . limbert, ]. Brya~t, ]. Gehrich, R. Alig, R. Dorsten ,

D . Meyers, E. Berk. Eighth row: D. Tullis. E. Farkas. ].

Winhoven, R. Busse, R. McEldowney, ]. Cooper, T. Daly, D .

Mahle, ]. Evers, D. Maschino. ]. Remley, H. Schuder, 1.

Michel , ]. Wolf, T. Hieber. S. Mikula. T . Pfeiffer, K. Zim­

mer. 1. Pytel , 1. Roderer, R. Trocin , W. Treon. Nillth f OU ' :

G. Berner, M. laukhart, T. Keller, H . Wagner, ]. Jerome,

R. Fischer, ]. Cable, C. Janning, T. Sloan , T. Sollenberger, C.

Ott, B. Mehall , R. Kerby. R. Goecke. ]. Corbett, T. Versic,

R. Stein, ]. Moon, 1. Reich, R. Fecher, F. Fortkamp, T. Ferd­

elman. Real' f OW: ]. Brun, V. Sipos, ]. Wagner, ]. Huelsman,

]. Slater. D. Burkhardt. D. Kelly, A. Wager, T . Nartker,

K. Shumard, ]. Walker, E. lehman. R. Stine, E. Geisler, ]. T. O·Donnell . B. Tepe.

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A Senior Remembers · . . the crowded bookstore a week before school started the first day of school; the new classroom, new teachers, new books, new fellows ... and old friends ... the Mass of the Holy Ghost opening the new school year ... our victory in the opening football game with Flaget . . . wins over Stivers, Elder, Hamilton, Wilbur Wright, Kiser, Roosevelt and Dunbar . ..

our defeat at the hands of Benedictine ... the spirit of the Pur­cell rally . . . and after that rally, the chapel and all the hallways

around it filled with true Men of Chaminade, and the echo of the rosary resounding through the whole first floor . . . the spirit of our Eagles as they crushed the Cavaliers of Purcell ... getting our senior pictures taken . . . our victory rally . .. sell­

ing ads for the annual . . . the C.S.M.C. Sodality Reception

· .. the Christmas party . .. Friday nights at Club Cayoda ...

Basketball opening as we lost our first game to Xavier, but

the Eagles bounced back to defeat Beavercreek :. . . wins over Miamisburg, Franklin , Kiser, Patterson and Greenville . . . losses to Hamilton Catholic, Piqua, Akron St. Mary's, Fairview,

Springfield Catholic, Stivers, Dunbar, Wilbur Wright, Roose­velt and Purcell .. . Mid-term exams ... our edifying retreat · . . start of the second semester . . . deciding about college · .. the three days of the Variety Show, all the outstanding acts, the get-together afterwards . . . tennis, golf, baseball ... the

band raffle drive, its huge success . .. the band's music at the Spring Concert ... the Washington tour ... starting the last

period of high school . . . the comedy, "Papa, Behave," its success .. . getting our annuals . . . final exams . . . Bac­calaureate Services ... the last day of school . .. and finally,

Graduation night-its glories, and its hopes for the futufe.

MOISTEN GLUE AND STICK ~N BACK OF YEARBOOK - INSIDE OF COVER - LET BOOK SET ONE HOUR TO SECURE STICKING ' BE SURE GL UE IS MOISTENED EVENLY