1958 Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School Yearbook in Oklahoma City, OK * The Chi Rho 1958

The SENIOR CLASS
and the CHI RHO STAFF
JERRY MAYFIELD
Editor-in-chief
MICHELE MORGAN
STELLA SPREHE
Assistant Editors
PHILIP MORRIS
ANITA MADDOX
Layout Editors
JAMES CAREL
Circulation Editor
Catholic High School
801 Northwest Fiftieth Street
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

of God, we, the students of
jte, whether it be a journalist's words, a
sculptor's statue, is done well, then the
nd we, the makers, are artists.

EVERY MAN IS AN ARTIST
Theme
In Memoriam
Dedication
Pastors
Principal
Student Council
AN ARTIST MUST SEE, LOVE AND
CREATE
Academic Departments
Organizations
Sports
Activities
WE ARE THE ARTISTS
Freshmen
Sophomores
Juniors
Seniors
Advertising
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HE SAW A NEED ... he loved youth ... he created Catholic High—thus in a
very special way we remember Bishop McGuinness as "the builder."
DEDICATION
PLEDGE of fidelity, we dedi-
cate this yearbook to Bishop Reed, the
°jeD leader of our diocese and a
1 e or Christian artists of tomorrow.
k
IN GRATITUDE
ation and the bulwark of the
•7 Mercedes, R.S.M., for her
IN EVERY SCHOOL the
ortistryln Mch'of us the^fou'T PrinCiPo1- whose insiS’
Wpntr ' 'uuna
...
f'h,SQrti^lneochofus,

WORTHWHILE PROJECTS are on the agenda as the Student Council
maps out another year. Seated are officers, Jim Corel, president; Kathy
O'Meara, secretary; Dick Luetkemeyer; Stella Sprehe, vice-president. Home-
room representatives are Bill Corel, room 13; Louis Lepak, room 14; Jeanette
Dorsey, room 2; Chris Sturm, biology; Gary Pellegrini, room 3; Don Johnson,
room 9; Larry Sturm, room 15; Allen Harris, science; Shirley Scheer room 10.
Not pictured is Ronnie Buckelew, room 8.
In seeing the beauty of a word in writing, the symmetry
of a geometrical figure, the secrets of nature, we come to
love knowledge.
In loving knowledge, we desire to use it to create.
In school we see beauty; through beauty we come to

love; in loving, our human souls are instilled with the bril-
liance of a star, the light of creativity.
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles A.
Buswell
Religion
II
Sister Mary Nativity, R.S.M.
Religion III
Sister M. Wilfreda, Ad. PP.S.
Religion I
Sister Margaret Dolores, S.C.L.
Religion II
Sister Mary Clotilda
Religion III
Sister Mary Mercedes, R.S.M.
Religion IV
The Rev. Joseph Howell
Religion II
WITH THE MONTH OF MAY come the altars to Our Lady. VISITING THE COUNTY HOME kept the juniors girls busy
Karen Sims crowns Mary with the assistance of Sally Juster most of the year. Here Jean Shea and Denny Murphy find
in Sister Wilfreda's room. their visit most enjoyable.
if.®
LOOK I NG OVER the display of voca-
tion material in Sister Margaret
Dolores's room are Carolyn Symber-
sky and Paula Townsend.
RELIGION

SENIOR BOYS got first hand infor-
mation about the Holy Land from
the Rev. Thomas Biller.
"MARRIAGE IS serious business,
soys the Rt Rev. Msqr. John M. Con
nor to the senior girls.
W, Mia t»
ENGLISH
“DOUBLE DOUBLE TOIL AND TROUBLE," is exactly
what came from the caldron of these witches brew.
They are Kathy Helbing, Kathy O'Meara and Mary
Ann Brown; the scene is from Macbeth.
YOU CAN WRITE fits these three juniors—Mike Murray, Linda Gullo and Mary McMann
as they admire their own short stories and poems.
„ ■ OSB Sister Mary David, O.S.B., and Sister Anne
CAESAR MODERN STYLE is offered by sopho-
mores Todd Floberg and Jerry Ingra .
THE TEENAGE BOOK CUJTS M
number of informal discussions a 9
Wicks.
VVe tecovne t
e
"WHERE SHALL WE GO, England or the
Orient," dream Sister Mary Clotilda, R S.M.,
and Sister Mary Nativity, R.S.M., history in-
structors.
HISTORIC FIGURES came alive for English history students with the
presentation of living panels. Here Anita Maddox, Jerry Mayfield,
Michele Morgan, Charlotte Rohrbach and Janice Briece present the
"Troubled Years of Peace."
HISTORY
"YOU REALLY THINK SO,"
says Diane Dinger to Charles
Burton as he philosophizes on
the world situation.
THREE, TWO, ONE, BANG!
Oklahoma history students,
Loretta Neumann and Tommy
Ferguson are ready again for
the annual Oklahoma mock
run.
COVMCS

COMMERCE
JODY WISDOM, Carolyn
Dvorak and Patricia Fitzgerald
help to address the six thousand
envelopes to be sent out by the
Oklahoma Medical Research
Foundation.
THE CATHOLIC BUSINESS EDUCATION trophy was
awarded to Catholic High as a result of the ability of
Patsy Gales, Mary Monnot, Dianne Mullane, Nancy
Wilson, Patricia Thompson, kneeling; Carolyn Dvorak,
Patricia Fitzgerald, Claudia Carpenter, Beverly Dumas,
Sandro Gore, Jackie Hafer and Cathy Goppa
' IT WAS QUITE A SHOW" thinks Sister Rosalie
Therese, C.S.T., os she looks over the Roman Style Show
pictures. Sister is the Latin instructor.
A HORSE? It so happens this specimen was one left
over from the Roman Style Show. Can't tell to whom
the^saddle oxfords belong.
JUNIORCLASSICAL
LEAGUE officers,
Royce Ewing, presi-
dent; Michelin De-
Lier, secretary; Caro-
lyn Fuchs, treasurer;
John Eberle, vice-
president, admire
the trophy won by the
Latin students in the
Notional Latin com-
petitive exam.

LANGUAGES
REPORTS ON THE CUSTOMS of Spanish
speaking peoples were all in the order of the
day for Spanish students Nancy Hanly and
Norma Link.
HIGHLIGHT OF THE year
for Spanish classes was the
celebration of Pan-Ameri-
can Day on April 14. Sister
Assumpta Therese, C.S.T.,
Spanish instructor, shows
the guest speaker for the
day, the display of flags
made by her students.
science
■ : DANGER, SCIENTISTS AT WORK! It's a per-
. fectly safe experiment with iron filings and a
| magnet, reassure George Edison, Paul Chenault
St- and Danny Berumen
SCIENCE
EVEN BUTTERFLIES can do with some beauty
treatments according to Patricia Mideke os she
prepares her mammoth specimen for entering in
the Science Fair.
INTERNAL ANATOMY
of the
Monarch Butterfly
J 1 W ANTENNAE
GyC
brain
Jp pharynx
^ji J maxilla
II 1 PROBOSCIS
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ovary
coiov
IT LOOKS LIKE a tough problem is being discussed by science
instructors, Mr. J L Powers, Sister Wilfreda, Ad PP.S., and
Sister M. Roberta, O.S.U.
Ji
eeviviess acwm
e
MATH INSTRUCTORS at Catholic High are
Sister Mary Grace, O.S. U., Mr. J. L. Powers and
Sister Mary Pauline, R.S.M.
"I'VE BEEN FRAMED," claims Mary Frances
Rupprecht as John Link demonstrates the many
uses for geometric designs.
MATHEMATICS
“LOOKS RIGHT TO ME," insists Sylvia
Price to Lorraine Ballina and Sharon
Barry in Algebra I
MAKING SHORT WORK of
a solid geometry stumper is
Lorry Cowden.
"THERE'S NOTHING LIKE HOME COOKING," claim these seniors as they
dive into a home cooked fried chicken dinner.
Sister Margaret Dolores, S.C.L. Instruc-
tor in Home Economics.

HOME ECONOMICS
NOT ONE CHEMISE? Looks os if full skirts were the go in the junior sewing
class. Modeling their creations ore Carol Allen, Georgionno Jarvis, Pat Fitz-
gerald, Kay Harrington, Tinker Donovan, Linda McKenna, Carole Sue Rober-
son and Jody Wisdom.
PEGGY SIMP-
SON'S SMILE
must indicate
that she did re-
member all the
ingredients for
this cake.

"ROSES FOR THE DIRECTOR," says Kay Kelly,
student director, to Sister M. Roberta, O.S.U.,
Drama Department head.
QUEEN’5 PLAYERS
THE GALA MUSICAL, "Seventeen," featured Virginia Dobel-
bower as "sweet lil Lola Pratt." Her many admirers are Steve
Morris, Mike McCloskey, Don McDonald, George Zientowski,
Greg Gier, Mike Dudley, Royce Ewing and Jim Corel.
of-
OCTOBER FOUND speech students giving a
fifteen minute original radio play, "The Lady
of Fatima " Bonnie Bachle prepares her port.
PIEROT AND PIERETTE, Royce Ewing and Bonnie
Bachle, hove a spell of romance cast over them by
"The Lost Kiss,"-Sharon Finn. "The Lost Kiss" was
one of five one-act plays given by the department
"WE'RE OFF FOR ST
LOUIS," was the cry of
Sister M Roberto and
thirty speech enthusi-
asts in March. They at-
tended the National
Theatre Convention.
voices resouv»t>

GLEE CLUB

"IT'S A GRAND DAY FOR SINGING" cloim these Catholic High songsters.
Under the direction of Sister Mary David, O.S.B., the Glee Club presented a
Christmas Cantata and also prepared music for the Bishop's visit and the
Variety Show. In April they took part in the annual Music Clinic held at the
Municipal Auditorium in Oklahoma City.

CHI RHO SPORTS EDITOR, Mike McCloskey, and ac-
complice, Dick Dyniewicz, line up the sports highlights
for the year.
PUBLICATIONS
"IT'S EVERYTHING WE SAID IT WOULD BE," say
editors Mike Dudley and Marylou Freeny os they look
over the latest "Hi-Gest," Catholic High's literary
magazine.

INTERVIEW-
ING NOTRE DAME
COACH, Terry Bren-
nan, are erstwhile
Chi Rhoan reporters,
Mike Dudley, Mory-
lou Freeny, Cathy
Snider and Kathy
O'Meara
DENNY MURPHY is still dreaming over her letter from the
President's press secretary, James Hagerty Denny attended
a press conference and met the President when he visited
Oklahoma in November
"SAY THAT'S
NICE," chime in
Ronnie Buckelew,'
Mary Ann Brown,
Jerry Boismier and
Mary Keefe to Lisa
Cowden as she dis-
plays her string book
in journalism.
cu. I
Artisans
SISTER MARIE JEANNE, O.P., librarian, sees
that things are done right by Diane Dinger and
Max Mynatt.
LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS, Mary Beth Rag-
land, Cynthia Ragland, Martha Meziere and
Claudia Krueger, hove many and sundry chores
in the library.
PROCTOR CLUB members con be justly proud of a job well done in maintaining order in the halls and at assemblies.

ALWAYS ON THE JOB is Mr. Genzer keeping those
holls’polished to perfection.
CUSTODIANS
ENJOYI NG SOME OF THEIR OWN COOKI NG ore Mrs.
C. J. Rohrbach, Mrs. Clara Fletcher and Mrs. Fred
Zvonek. With them are Mrs. Dan Snider, school secre-
tary, and Mrs. Bob Genzer, cafeteria cashier.
SAY THIS IS THE LIFE according to Mr. Zvonek as he
runs that stalwart lawn mower over the school grounds.
up season
STARTING DEFENSE. Standing
(left to right) Jim King, Fred
Marsh, Mick McGuire, Tim
Tuohy, Mike McCloskey, Jerry
Haddock, Brian Dell. Crouched:
Pat Woolley, Harold Johnson,
Ronnie Fossett, Dick Dynie-
wicz, Bim Walker.
THE 1957 IRISH FOOTBALL SQUAD minus shoulder pads and
cleats. First row: Coach Ed Nowland, Dick Luetkemeyer, John
Schott, Phil Monwell, Pat Woolley, Ronnie Fossett, Dick Dynie-
wicz, Jim Sellars, Mike McCloskey, Tim Tuohy, George
Fletcher, Mick McGuire, Jim King and Jack McPherson, as-
sistantcoach Second row: Walter Pipkin, George Phelps, Bim
Walker, Brian Dell, Jerry Haddock, Mike Woolley, Bob Quinn,
Jim Peterschmidt, John Kelley, Jim Murphy, Barry Riggs and
recorb
Fred Morsh Third row: Poul Fennessev. Dick Grimes, Henry
Aaron, Bob Butcher, John Link, Tom Helbmg, Lynn Quinn,
Bloke Hoenig, Larry Popst and Joe Jarvis. Fourth row David
Best, Dan Berumen, Steve Dovis, Louis Lepak, Larrv Wicks,
Frank Van Valkemburg, Jerrv Papin and Paul Shea Standing
in back Mike Monnot, Allen Harris and Steve Snider, student
managers
STARTING OFFENSE Standing
(left to right) Jim Sellars, Fred
Marsh, Brian Dell, Jerry Had-
dock, John Kelley, Larry Papst.
Crouched' Bim Walker, Mike
McCloskey, Mick McGuire,
Ronnie Fossett, Jim King,
Harold Johnson, Dick Luetke-
meyer
DICK LUETKEMEYER
Senior, End
Fost, strong
Stopped many on end run
"NOT THIS WAY TODAY, BUDDY," soys Brion Dell os
he stops a Yukon ball carrier in his tracks.
2-f-U
FLYING HIGH is Tim Tuohy. He
got his mon plus a safe landing.
JIM SELLARS
Senior, Bock
Fast, tough
Injured early in season
PAT HUGHES
Senior, Tackle
Big, determined
Top hustler
RONNIE FOSSETT
Senior, Center
Top Center
Come-through performer
JIM KING
Senior, Guard
Aggressive
Both offensive, defensive player
mike McCloskey
Senior, Tackle
Top line backer
Consistent blocker
eteors
THREE MARQUETTERS hove their
hands full with Brian Dell.
ONE DOWN AND ONE TO GO thinks
Larry Papst as he dodges one Meteor
only to find himself at the mercy of
another.

JERRY MAYFIELD
Senior, Tackle
Fine offensive player
Ploys on defense
SEASON SCHEDULE
Catholic    High    19    Loneri    6
Catholic    High    7    Casady    13
Catholic    High    25    Yukon    13
Catholic    High    6    Cascia Hall    21
Catholic    High    45    Oil ton    0
Catholic    High    7    Marquette    7
Catholic    High    25    St. Gregory's    25
Catholic    High    32    Central    20
Catholic    High    15    Holy Family    6
Catholic    High    32    St. Mary's    7
JOHN SCHOTT
Senior, Tackle
Fine team showing
Always ready
PAT WOOLLEY
Senior, End
Fine tackler
Defensive ployer
"LET ME OUT OF HERE," wails Fred
Marsh to a Gregory tackler.
FRED MARSH
Junior, Back
All State
Little All City
Outstanding Back in East-
West Game
MICK McGUIRE
Senior, Guard
Aggressive
Sharpest tackle on team
HAROLD JOHNSON
Senior, Tackle
Three year veteran
Versatile player
TIM TUOHY
Senior, Bock
Fast runner
Great blocking back
PHIL MANWELL
Senior, Guard
Top ployer
Rough tackler
DICK DYNIEWICZ
Senior, Center
Big, fost, rough
Offensive, defensive ployer
51-10
FRED MARSH IS almost on his way
again despite mud, rain and a Central
player.
“SHALL WE DANCE?" From the looks of things
Bim Walker will have to look for another
partner. This Central ball carrier is not in the
mood for dancing.
filers acquire 13-16
record
BIM WALKER
Junior, Lettered '58
SEASON SCHEDULE
Opponents
Catholic High    34    Northwest Classen    50
Catholic High    33    Del City    46
Catholic High    25    Classen    27
Catholic High    49    Booker T. Washington    56
Catholic High    43    Sacred Heart    30
Catholic High    27    Del City    40
Catholic High    40    Casady    40
Catholic High    A2    St. Mary's    38
Catholic High    44    Dunjee    27
Catholic High    53    St. Mary's    48
Catholic High    37    Marquette    41
Catholic High    45    Casady    31
Catholic High    31    Marquette    31
Catholic High    40    St. Michael's    57
Catholic High    35    Del City    49
Catholic High    34    Classen    35
Catholic High    38    St. Gregory's    54
Catholic High    34    Northwest Clossen    37
Catholic High    56    St. Mary's    63
Catholic High    43    Dunjee    52
Catholic High    47    St. Gregory's    47
Catholic High    43    Franklin    32
Catholic High    51    Northeast    43
Catholic High    43    St. Gregory's    28
Catholic High    50    Bethony    58
Catholic High    59    Holy Family    38
Catholic High    45    Marquette    51
Catholic High    41    St. Gregory's    37
Catholic High    49    Cascio Hall    26
BROOKE VAN HORN
Junior, Lettered '58
JERRY HADDOCK
Junior, Lettered '56, '57, '58
MIKE WOOLLEY
Junior, Lettered '58
BIM WALKER goes up for onother two
in rough competition with Northeast
as Mike Woolley takes it all in.
DICK DYNIEWICZ
Senior, Lettered '57, '58
DICK LUETKEMEYER
Senior, Lettered '56, '57, '58
IN A HANDFUL OF TROUBLE
is Dick Luetkemeyer as he at-
tempts a shot in the St. Mary's
gome.
DICK LUETKEMEYER isn't to be stopped by the Knights as
he scores another basket.
DICK DYNIEWICZ
and Northeast rival,
jockey for positions as
they wait for the ball.
BISHOP VICTOR J.
REED ond Catholic
State athletic direc-
tor Joe La Barge pre-
sent co-captoins,
Dick Dyniewicz and
Dick Luetkemeyer,
with the State conso-
lation trophy at the
State Catholic Bas-
ketball tourney.
1958 CHS ROUNDBALLERS. Front row: Jerry Papin, Jim King, John Kelley, Bim Walker, Jerry Boismier, Brian Dell, John
Schott, Lorry Papst. Back row: Coach Connie Burdick, Dick Luetkemeyer, Brooke Van Horn, Mike Woolley, Jerry Haddock,
Jerry Brandt, Dick Dyniewicz, Ronnie Fossett, Coach Ed Nowland
1958 SEASON SCHEDULE
Catholic    High    3    Putnam City    0
Catholic    High    0    Casady    10
Catholic    High    5    Douglass    0
Catholic    High    4    Douglass    3
Catholic    High    0    Bethany    7
Catholic    High    7    Tecumseh    0
Catholic    High    6    Duke    3
Catholic    High    3    Moore    7
Catholic    High    3    Midwest City    6
Catholic    High    10    St. Gregory's    0
Catholic    High    12    St. Gregory's    14
Catholic    High    6    St. Gregory's    0
Catholic    High    2    Putnam City    4
Catholic    High    2    Bethany    13
Catholic    High    5    Casady    1
Catholic    High    6    Midwest City    4
Catholic    High    0    Marquette    1
State Runner up to Tulsa Marquette
Totals Won 9 Lost 8
THE IRISH BASEBALL TEAM. Standing: Mike Monnot, Phil Svymbersky, student managers, Dick Dyniewicz, Ron-
nie Fossett, Jim Sellars, Mike McCloskey, Ken Luberts, Mike Woolley, Tim Tuohy, Jerry Haddock, Bob Quinn, Pot
Woolley, Dick Luetkemeyer, Cooch Ed Nowlond. Kneeling: Mike Fitzgerad, Brian Dell, Bill McAdams, Bim
Walker, Bill Murphy.
KEN LUBERTS racks up strike out 1 00
os Catholic nudges St. Gregory's out of
the western championship.
PAT WOOLLEY
grounder for a
Gregory gome.
beats out a low
single, in the St.
IT'S TOO LATE to stop Charlie Apper-
son this time thinks Brian Dell. Charlie
couldn't be stopped and led the Mar-
quette Meteors to a 1-0 victory for the
state championship.
6.^1
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COACH MAC MAGUIRE
Coach Maguire is a former
CHS track star. He took over
the coaching position this year.
STATE CATHOLIC TRACK CHAMPIONS. Standing: Coach
Maguire, Brian Dell, Frank Van Valkemburg, Barry Riggs,
Mike Woolley, Jerry Haddock, Dennis Sage, Joe Jarvis, Jim
Murphy, David Best, Jimmy Burke, manager. Kneeling: Jim
King, Ross Dixon, John Kelley, Tim Tuohy, George Fletcher.
captures st&te crown
STATE TRACK SCHEDULE
100:
2—Tim Tuohy
MILE RELAY:    1—Ross Dixon, Mox Mynatt, George Fletcher, Dennis Sage.
HIGH JUMP:    3—Jerry Haddock
DISCUS:    2—Brian Dell
TWO-MILE:    3—Lynn Quinn
POLE VAULT:    1—David Best (Height—8-10)
SHOT PUT:    1—Jim King (Distance—42-814. New record)
MILE:
880 RELAY:
440:
880:
220:
MILE RELAY:
HIGH HURDLES: 1—Jerry Haddock (Time—17.9. New
record)
3—David Best
GEORGE
JIM KING FLETCHER
Shot put 42-814 Mile—5:00.8
TIM TUOHY
220—23.6
1—George Fletcher (Time—5:00.8.
New record)
1—John Kelley, Ross Dixon, Tim
Tuofiy, Max Mynatt
(Time—1:37.0. New record)
1—Dennis Sage (Time—55.6)
1 —Max Mynatt (Time—2:14.0)
1—Tim Tuohy (Time—23.6)
1—Ross Dixon, Paul Fennessey, John
Kelley, Tim Tuohy.
(Time—3:50.0)
MAX MYNATT
880—2:14.0
recreation
GIVING A HEARTY CHEER are CHS's
effervescent cheerleaders. Clockwise
they are Linda Zoeller, Lisa Cowden,
Patsy Gales, Janice Briece, Bobbye
Tracey, Dione McCarthy.
A FIGHTING SPIRIT behind a fighting
team is the CHS Pep Club 175 voices
strong.

PEP CLUB STYLE 5H0W
SUSIE LUCAS, Pep Club presi-
dent, models a two piece cocoa
linen ensemble with the new
cocoon line back.
SEEING RED is Linda,Schmitt
modeling a bright red silk shan-
tung chemise.
READY FOR an evening out is
Bobbye Tracey, cheerleader,
wearing a powder blue sheer
cotton with lace trimmed
bodice.
SUMMER FUN AND SUN is
calling Judy Balkenbush who
sports a turquoise and white
two piece summer casual.
ATHLETIC BANQUET
MIKE MONNOT receives his
letter for acting os student
manager of the football and
baseball teams. Father
Howell and Coach Nowland
present the award.
MR. HASKELL ASKEW od-
dnesses the guests ond their
parents at the annual letter-
man's banquet.
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THE HALLOWE'EN HOP given by the
juniors gave many a Cinderella her
prince charming. Bonnie Bachle seems
to have gotten off with someone to
call her own.
THE FACULTY WELCOME DANCE
was the first social function of the year.
Here Mike McCloskey, Marilyn Mc-
Guire, Fred Marsh, Sandy Gales, Bim
Walker, Stella Sprehe, Dick Dyniewicz,
Jeanette Dorsey and Tommy Kemper
enjoy the music of Red Rice and his
orchestra.
"SEVENTEEN," the year's first drama pro-
duction, featured Gary Price in the title
role of Papa Baxter; Sharon O'Neil as
Mama Baxter; Carolyn O'Neil os the
daughter and Phil Morris as Willie.
NOTRE DAME came to town November 1 5
and the CHS Pep Club was on hand to greet
them at the airport. Notre Dome went home
with a 7-0 win over the University of Okla-
homa Sooners.
c«nir*¥i*TW*i c«
THE FIRST THANKSGIVING MASS was held in the gym. Thanksgiving baskets, prepared
by ten homerooms, were offered and blessed at the Mass. Here Father Howell distributes
Holy Communion.
THE THIRD ANNUAL EAST-WEST ALL-STAR
GAME was held at CHS. Catholic High all-stars
joined St. Gregory's and St. Mary's all-stars to
form the Western team. The game made his-
tory as the East walked off with the win 13-7.
ALL-STAR QUEEN CECELIA PFANN-
KUCH, Marquette, is presented a bou-
quet of roses by Susie Lucas, CHS's all-
star queen.
QUEEN SUSIE plays hostess to
visiting queens at half-time.

DECK THE HALLS and that the seniors did for
Christmas. Liza Miller, Sharon Finn and Marie
Novey put the last touches to the tree that decked
the main hall.
ST. NICK, Father
Biller, came to visit on
December 6 To good
little senior, Pam
Glahn, he gives a gar-
land of lollipops. Others
were not so fortunate.
THE CHRISTMAS CANTATA
featured the Drama and Music
Departments. Jerry Mayfield,
William Hornbeak and Jim
Kolb portrayed the three kings;
Frances Venters, the Blessed
Mother.
We

THE SCHOOL SPIRIT CAMPAIGN ends with the coro-
nation boll. Sandy Gales, Miss School Spirit, does the
honors for Mr. School Spirit, Bim Walker.
THE HEARTBEAT HOP is the
crowning climax to the school spirit
campaign.

BISHOP REED VISITS CHS in April.
The Bishop is escorted into the school
by Father Biller, Father Howell and an
Honor guard of senior boys.
SISTER MARY DAVID, O.S.B., kisses the Bishop's ring.
THE'58 VARIETY SHOW claimed the yearbook theme. Emcees Sharon O'Neil and George
Fletcher get ready to open the 1958 Chi Rho, stocked full of variety acts.
"SIDE BY SIDE," vagabonds, Jean Shea and Jim Ensley,
appear disgusted as fellow vagrants, Kathy O'Meara and
Phil Morris, pose the question, "Wouldn't it be loverly?"
"WE'RE DOIN' WHAT COMES NA-
TURALLY," say these sophomores all
decked out in checkerboard bonnets
and smiles.
SHADES OF THE ROARING TWEN-
TIES! Flapper Jean Shea and suave,
debonair Royce Ewing take us back
to the era of short skirts and "Oh you
kid!"
VARIETY SHOW
TYPICAL TEEN SHARON
FRANK gets all excited in her
modern dance arrangement of
getting ready forthat "special"
date
STARS OF "FANTASIE IMPROMPTU," Mary Mon-
not, Virginia Dobelbowcr and Donna Frank take o
bow.

IT'S PROM NIGHT ond Margaret Archer, center, seems to
have telephones Eavesdroppers are Stella Sprehe, Sharon
Finn, Linda Schmitt, Ann Nashert, Mary Ann Brown, Betty
Tunison, Susie Lucas, Liza Miller
TAKING US FOR TEA FOR TWO are Patsy Thompson, Carolyn
Dvorak, Claudia Carpenter, Jeanne Royeton, Marie Novey,
Peggy Simpson
MAY QUEEN, ANITA MADDOX, crowns the statue of the Blessed Mother ot the annual May
crowning.
Ill
THE STUDENT COUNCIL CAM-
PAIGNS were as hot and furious as
ever Mike Dudley, candidate for
president gives his campaign speech
as other candidates and their mon-
. agers look on Candidates seated
,.V \ are Jerry Haddock, Mary McMann,
MMEa Nancy Wilson, Johanna Lochhead,
Bob Quinn, Dianne Mullane, Allen
Harris. Standing are campaign mon-
|J agers Jim Moroney, Jean Shea,
qtsV-\ Patty Trueblood, Kay Harrington,
Larry Sturm, Patricia Mullane, John
\ Kelley.
NO DOUBT WHO THESE SPIRITED FANS ARE FOR Looks
like Camille Ewing, Jeanette Dorsey, RoyCe Ewing, Kale
Khoury, Virginia Dobelbower are out to win.
U4
EARLY ARRIVALS
Greg Gier and Carolyn
Dvorak anticipate a
wonderful evening.
David Mitchell,
Jim Kolb and
seem to have
business here.
PROM GOERS
Carol Rogge,
Cathy Snider
some program
DANCING TO RED RICE'S
MUSIC ore Bob Quinn and
Marilyn Wallace

"THIS IS TASTY
PUNCH," says Peg
Fletcher to Leroy
Nickel. Brooke Van
Horn and Bobbye
Tracey seem to be
more interested in
the bon voyage dec-
orations.
"FANCY MEETING
YOU HERE" Kathy
O'Meara and date Tim
Tuohy stop for a hello
to Betty Tunison and
George Fletcher.
WITH ONE LAST LOOK these four ore on their
woy home. Looks like they hoven't missed a
thing They are Jerry Mayfield, Ann Noshert,
Pat McGuire and Michele Morgan
"WE'RE HAVING A BALL,"
quip Don Wade and Kathy
Manley.
STYFT. STYFT. Sister Margoret Dolores, S.C.L., reloxes
after Class Day exercises with seniors Judy Show, Judy
Amend,- Ann Nashert and Jackie Hafer at the Seniors
Thank You Faculty Tea.
WE'RE OFF FOR SPACE as Mary Ann Brown and Vicki
Dill take us through the class history.

receive
I'Ve
WE REMEMBER ALWAYS GRADUATION DAY on Wednesday, Moy 28, at Our Lady of Per-
petual Help Cathedral. The. Most Rev. Victor J. Reed, Bishop of Oklahoma presented our
diplomas. Now aware of our impending adulthood, we take our places in the world as future
artists.
Unlike the Divine Creator, wc must be given material
from which to create. Given this matter through learning,
we now possess the knowledge of truth and the love of beauty
from which we, Catholic students, must become creators
for the world.
Because all true art leads to God, thus making it easier
for the artist to reach his eternal destination, wc must lead
the world to the realization that... “the artist is not a special
kind of man, but every man is a special kind of artist."
(Coomaraswamy).
Anito Albright Berno Amend Mike Babiak John Bochle Janie Balkenbush
Lorraine Ballma
Joseph Banc
Wanda Braun
Janet Buser
Charles Brandt
Thomas Boykin
Barbara Bulgawicz
Jimmy Burke
Judy Cody
Kathleen Cross
Andy Cruce Marguerite Donsereou
Steve Dovis
Kathy Deegan
Ann Deloney Michelin DeLier Mike Dill Virginia Dobelbower Margaret Mary Drescher Kathryn Dudley
Ruth Ann Dwyer
Mark Dyniewicz
Susan Eberle
George Edison
Camille Ewing
Tommy Ferguson
Corolyn Fuchs
Morgoret Mar/ Fuller
Mary Ann Fisher
Harry Flewelling
Sharon Frank
Robert Fricss
Pat Fuchtman
Harold Gillian
Rita Gerrity
Cecilia Hernandez
Alan Greene
Elaine Grove
Allen Harkey Robert Harmon
FRESHMEN

ANITA MADDOX and Mickey McGuire are crowned King and
Queen of the '58 Chi Rho by Jerry Mayfield, editor.
Suson Johnson Solly Juster Kent Kaiser Jim Keller Sherry Kelly Phil Keough Madeline Kernion
Donald Kinaston Frances Kozakowski Patrick Kroker Judy Land Louis Lepak Mary Frances Lincoln ‘ Carolyn Link
Mary Katherine Lucas Arlene McCarroll Mike McCreight Linda McDonald Bill McGuire Sharon McMichael
Pat Martin
Joon Mach
Mary Maddox Trudy Manning
Marilyn Maronde
Lynda Martin
Sally Martin
Ann Moschino Paul Matthews Elizabeth Moy Beatrice Merrigon Tom Miller
Eldon Mills
Catherine Minden
Steve Morris
Trudy Morrison
Loretta Mullane
Mary Ellen Murphy
Terry Panza
Nancy Murphy
John Nachcr
Terry Nashert
Loretto Neumann
Delia Newbury
Maggie O'Meara
Jerry Papin
Ben Parks
Minna Lu Peschl
Kathleen Pierce
Doris Pipkin
Sylvia Price
Betty Kay Pritchard
Jone Robinson
Paula Riggs
Georgiana Roberts
Kenneth Sachen
Betty Jane Schumacher
Jane Ellen Pollard Karen Quinn
FRE5HMEN
CVS
FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD places in the Freshmen Spelling Bee
went to Joseph Bane, Carolyn Fuchs and Marilyn Maronde, respec-
tively.
Jim Tclcocci
Toni Thomos Roymond Thompson Sandro Thompson Mary Ellen Trautman Frank Von Valkemburg Tony Venters
Francis Walde
Richard Ward
Marty Westerman
Lorry Wicks
Helen Vetoyanis
Diane Woolley
Frank Wozny
FRESHMEN
AWARDED CERTIFICATES of merit in the National competitive Latin contest were
standing, Beverly Stephen, Anne Higgins, Mary Frances Rupprecht, Mary Beth McKenna,
Susan Eberle, Delia Newbury, Connie Carpenter, Jane Pollard, Ann Moschino, Marty West-
erman, Michelin DeLier, Carolyn Fuchs, Loretta Neumann and Claudia Carpenter, in front,
Jim Koiband Mike Barnes.
Nancy Burke
Margie Burton
5OPHOMORE5
Cff^,
RETIRING STUDENT COUNCILofficersareStellaSprehe,vice-
president; Jim Corel, president, Dick Luetkemeyer, treasurer, Kathy
O'Mearo, secretory.
Michele Minnis
Mike Monnot
Bill Murphy
Kothie Murphy
Pot Naeher
Lindo Ober
Lynn Quinn
Peggy O'Brien
Christine Peorson
Kevyn Pula
Gory Pellegrini Mary Jo Peterschmidt
Elios Rohill
Patricio Rodriguez
Helen Rice
Peggy Ruzicko
Mary Frances Rupprecht
Frances Sakoch
Charles Sanford
Catherine Schmees
Suzanne Schmidt
Dick Schneider
Virginia Schumacher Mary Ann Seefeldt
Nancy Sewell Carole Stief George Zientowski Louise Smith Mike Spaeth Barbara Stanfo Chris Sturm
Carolyn Svymbersky Mary Beth Tennery Marilyn Thompson Norman Thompson Jim Walker Ann Wallace Lorrie Welch
Mary Whitmire Mary Jane Williams Mike Williams Mary Lou Worlow Judy Wright Barbara Zientowski
5OPHOMORE5
t x / I fm ICreS
OUTSTANDING ATHLETES who were awarded trophies were
Mike McCloskey and Fred Marsh. Both played on the Catholic All-
Star team.
Bor boro Corff Liso Cowden
Brian Dell
Dianne Dinger
Betty Donovan
Barbara Dowiatt
Mike Dudley
Pouline Dunn
Carolyn Dvorak
God Echols
Ginann Edwards
Jo Ann Estcrhne
Helen Follaschck
Pot Fitzgerold
Mike Fitzgerold
Peggy Fletcher
Jerry Hoddock Koren Harkey Kenneth Harkin Doris Harmon Kay Harrington
JUNIOR5
STATE HONOR SOCIETY members are Lorraine Ballina, Andrew Cruce, Michelin De-
Lier, Kathryn Dudley, Susan Eberle, Sharon Frank, Carolyn Fuchs, Elizabeth Grove, Susan
Johnson, Madeline Kernion, Mary K. Lucas, Ann Maschmo, Marilyn Maronde, Elizabeth
May, Loretta Neumann, Priscilla Newbury, Jane Pollard, Paula Riggs, Beverly Stephen,
Ann Vetoyanis, Martha Westerman, freshmen.
Gary Barnes, Michael Barnes, Dorothy Braun, Judy Blum, Kay Cavanaugh, John Eberle,
Anne Higgins, Sandra Gales, Margaret Grace, Nancy Hanly, John Link, Mary Beth Mc-
Kenna, Mary Frances Rupprecht, sophomores; Mike Dudley, Ginann Edwards, Jo Ann Ester-
line, Marylou Freeny, Karen Jenkins, Jim Kolb, John Lieber, Johanna Lochhead, Mary Mc-
Mann, Patricia Mideke, Dianne Mullane, Robert Quinn, Mary Ann Shead, juniors; Beverly
Dumas, Patricia Gales, Catherine Gappa, Sandra Gore, Anita Maddox, Liza Miller, Pat
O'Reilly, James Pottmyer, Stella Sprehe and Patricia Thompson, seniors.
George Phelps Wolter Pipkin Bob Quinn Mory Beth Roglond Cynthio Roglond Horry Riggins
Barry Riggs Carole Sue Roberson Bill Robinson Carol Rogge Bill Rueb Michael Ryan Jeon Shea
JUNIORS
WINNERS IN THE Catholic Daughters poetry contest were
Harry Riggins, first, Mary Beth McKenna, third ond Jim Murphy,
second.
Bobbye T rocey
Patty Trueblood
Nancy Tunison
Barbara Turner
Frances Venters
JUNIORS
Marilyn Wallace Joan Wilcox
Jody Wisdom Carolyn Woods
Robert Wyskup Linda Zoeller
CAROLA MARIE
ALEXANDER
Susie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Loy Alexander . . . Va-
riety Show . . . Glee Club . . .
Library Club . . . Chi Rho cir-
culation staff ... "I love
English class."
JUDITH MARIE AMEND
Judo, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Amend ... Proctor
Club... Pep Club... Variety
Show . . . Chi Rho staff . . .
"What would life be without
the SpliteP"
ANTOINETTE
ANTONELLI
Toni, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. King Antonelli . . . Pep
Club...Glee Club... Variety
Show .. art work for various
organizations . . . "Ugh, me
paleface!"
SENIORS
MARGARET ANNE
ARCHER
Maggie, daughterof Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Archer... Pep
Club... Proctor Club ... Va-
riety Show . . . Seventeen.. .
"Oh poo!"
BONNIE ANN BACHLE
Bonstance, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. G. Bachle . . .
State Honor Society . . . Glee
Club... Pep Club... Variety
Show . . . "But I've got scru-
ples."
GENEVIEVE ANN BABIAK
Gen, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Babiak . . . Pep
Club... Proctor Club... Va-
riety Show . .. Typing award
..." I want to be a secretory."
JUDITH MARLIN
BALKENBUSH
Red, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Balkenbush' . . .
Pep Club... Proctor Club...
Variety Show ... Our Lady's
Youth Club... "Hi, kid."
JEROME FRANCIS
BOISMIER
Jerry, son of Mrs T. J Bois-
mier . . . Cotholic High four
years . . . basketball . . . Va-
riety Show . Chi Rhoan re-
porter ... "I'll win it back to-
morrow."
JANICE MARIE BRIECE
Briecie, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. H. J. Briece . . . Variety
Show . . . Cheerleader . . .
Glee Club . . Queen's Play-
ers ... "That just ruined my
whole day."
MARY ANN BROWN
Mandy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Brown . . . Proctor
Club . . . Variety Show . . .
Queen's Players . . . Chi
Rhoan reporter... "I started
it all."
OUTSTANDING SENIOR BOY and recipient of the Knights of
Columbus achievement award is Dick Luetkemeyer.
RONALD LEE BUCKELEW
Buck, son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. Buckelew . . . Student
Council representative . . .
Queen's Players . . . Junior
Rotarian . . . Variety Show
..."Gita rope."
JAMES KOLB
Jim, son of Mr. and Mrs. Her-
mon Kolb ... Boys State ..
Honor Society . . . Genesium
Award .. . Latin Honor Soci-*
ety . . . "I've got printer's
blood in my veins."
JAMES HENRY CAREL
Jim, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J H. Corel. . Student Coun-
cil president ... Chi Rhostaff
. . . Junior Rotarian . .
Queen's Players ... "See you
boys Monday."
CHOSEN TO REPRESENT Catholic High at Girls State and Boys
State are Ginann Edwards, Bob Quinn, Jim Kolb and Johanna Loch-
head.
CONNIE LEE CARPENTER
Connie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs W L Carpenter. Glee
Club . . Chemistry award
. . . Variety Show . . . Chi
Rhoan staff . . . "Don't say
anything about my home
town."
LAWRENCE COWDEN
Cowdie Bear, son of Mr, and
Mrs. R R. Cowden .. . Cath-
olic High four years ... St.
Francis Youth Club . . . Boys
Pep Club... "Let's go home."
GABRIAL DALLAL
Gobe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
T. G. Dallal.. . Student Pho-
tographer . . . Variety Show
. . . Proctor's Club Opera-
tors Club . . . "Okay Igg, get
on the right sideof the hall."
VICTORIA LYNN DILL
Vicki, daughter of Dr and
Mrs. Francis Dill PepCIub
. . . Variety Show . . Glee
Club... Chi Rhostaff . "It's
a long long time from May to
September."
SUSAN MARGARET
, DORSEY
usle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. B Dorsey ... Chi Rho
art editor . . Queen's play-
ers . PepCIub.. Glee Club
. . . Seventeen . . . "Aw
shucks."
BEVERLY ANN DUMAS
Bev, daughter of Mr. ond
Mrs. Elden Dumas . . . Glee
Club . . . Honor Society . . .
C.B.E.A winner . . book-
keeping award . . "Here
comes the bride."
RICHARD JOSEPH
, DYNIEWICZ
Bear, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Dyniewicz . . . honor
student from Cascio ... out-
standing athlete . . Little
All-City honorable mention
... "Baloney."
ANNETTE JO FERGUSON
Netty, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. F. H. Ferguson . . . Pep
Club . . . Variety Show . . .
Seventeen . . . Our Lady's
Youth Club ... "I walked oil
the way."
Bucky, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George R. Fletcher... Letter-
man's Club . . . Football . . .
Track . . . Proctor Club . . .
Variety Show emcee... "Odd
or even?"
DONNA JEAN FRANK
Donna, daughterof Mr. John
Frank . . . Glee Club .. . Gar-
goyle music award . . . Pep
Club . . . Chi Rhoan staff. . .
Library Club . . . "Fantasy,
fantasy, everywhere."
MARSHALL FIEGENER
Dillon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. J. Fiegener . . . Variety
Show . . . Christ the King
Youth Club... Boys Pep Club
. . . Chi Rho staff . . . "Dog-
gone it, anyway."
FOSSETT
Ronnie, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Fossett.. . Football...
All-Star team . . . Baseball
... Basketball... Junior Ro-
tarian . . . "Goodbye cruel
world," gurgle, gurgle.
GALES
Patsy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Gales . . . Cheer-
leader . ,. Variety Show . . .
Honor Society... Latin Hon-
or Society ... "Oh, you all!"
SHARON ELIZABETH
FINN
Red, daughter of Mr. E C.
Finn . . Shorthand award
... Pep Club . .. Proctor Club
. . . Queen's Players . . . Va-
riety Show. . "We'll be back
in a minute, Sister."
CATHERINE ROSE GAPPA
Tink, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Gappa . .. Honor
Society... National Business
award . . . C.B.E.A. winner
. . . Glee Club . . . "I'm
happy."
PAMELA JO GLAHN
Pam, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Glahn . . Business
award . . . Variety Show . . .
GleeClub Chi Rhoan staff
. . . "Is it deadline already?"
CAROLYN ANN GOFF
Carol, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Wise... Pep Club
. . . Variety Show . . . Glee
Club . . Chi Rho circulation
staff... "Oh, kid, you're real
sweet."
RECIPIENT of the Civitan Award for outstanding leadership
and citizenship is Jerry Mayfield.
SANDRA JEAN GORE
Sandy, daughter of Mrs. A:
Irene Gore... Honor Society ' '
. . . National Business award
. . . C.B.E.A. winner. . . Salu-
tatorian . . . "Colorado or
bust!"
JACQUELINE ANN HAFER
Jackie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Duan? Hafer . First
place gold medal National
Business contest.,. Pep Club
.. Glee Club... "We'll have
more fun at St. Mary's."
GEORGE A. HANNEMAN
Pudge, son of Mr and Mrs.
Benjamin Honneman .
Variety Show . . . Boys Pep
Club . . . Our Lady's Youth
Club . . . "I'm so sleepy to-
day."

WINNERS OF SCHOLARSHIPS to colleges over the country are Stella Sprehe to Rosary
College, River Forest, Illinois; Charlotte Rohrbach to Sacred Heart College, Wichita, Kan-
sas; Jim Pottmyer to the University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana; and Patricia
Thompson to Benedictine Heights College, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
ROSEMARY DEE
HARRINGTON
Dochan, daughter of Major
and Mrs. B Harrington . . .
Variety Show . . . Glee Club
. . . Chi Rho staff . . Track
Festival . . . "Well from my
personal experience."
MARY KATHLEEN
HELBING
Kathy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Helbing . . Pep
Club . . . Variety Show . . .
Chi Rhoan editor.. . Hi-Gest
editor... "I don't want to go
to college."
GERMAINE ANN HOOD
Gerri, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clement Hood . . . Pep
Club... GleeClub... Variety
Show . . . Proctor Club . . .
"Washington, here I come."
SENIORS
WILLIAM THOMAS
HORNBEAK
Bill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Hornbeak . Queen's
Players . . Seventeen .
School service award... "Oh,
how she rolled them gor-
geous eyes."
SANDRA JEAN HUDGENS
Sandy, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. C. W. Hudgens . Pep
Club . . . Glee Club . . . Va-
riety Show . . . Typing pin . . .
"It's not much of a car, but it
runs."
PATRICK WILLIAM
HUGHES
Hughey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Hughes . . . Letter-
man's Club . . . Football . . .
Glee Club . . . Variety Show
... "I've just got BIG bones."
Ma-goo, son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. G. Johnson . . . Football
Little All-City . . . Catholic
All-State . . . Variety Show
... Glee Club . .. "Hi, yo all
hon."
KEENAN
Pot, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Keenan . . . Glee
Club . . . Proctor Club . . .
Queen's Players . . . Variety
Show ... "I have to take that
test."
KAREN ANN KELLY
Kay, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Kelly ... Pep Club
. .. Genesium award . . Stu-
dent director of Seventeen,
Variety Show . . . "Would do
me a LARGE favor?"
SENIORS
Jim,son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
King ... Football.. . All-Star
team . . . Little All-City hon-
orable mention . . . Variety
Show . . . "I'm fond of grimy
things."
PAUL A. KRAL
Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs.
P. A. Kral . . . Catholic High
four years . . . Our Lady's
Youth Club... Boys Pep Club
. . . "Paul did it. But Sister, I
didn't."
JUDITH MARILYN
LARSON
Judy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Larson . . . Student
Council representative . . .
Pep Club . . . Typing award
... "Howder Dooder,"
KENNETH GERARD
LUBERTS
Ken, son of Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. Luberts . . . Variety
Show... Basketball... Base-
ball ... Latin award... Christ
the King Youth Club ... "Hi
baby."
SUZANNE FRANCES
LUCAS
Susie, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Lucas... Pep
Club president . . . All-Star
Queen . . . Variety Show . . .
Proctor Club . . . "We will
now stand for the Angelus."
RICHARD HENRY
LUETKEMEYER
Luke, son of Mr. ond Mrs.
B. C. Luetkemeyer . . . Stu-
dent Council treasurer . . .
Football . . . Basketball . . .
Baseball ... "I like the true
type."
My
DENISE NAOMI
McCarthy
Denny, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. McCarthy . . . Pep
Club . . . Chi Rho staff . . .
Variety Show . . . Typing
award .. "You all just don't
know."
DIANE NOREEN
McCarthy
Diney, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. McCarthy . . Va-
riety Show . . . Cheerleader
. . . Chi Rhoan staff . . .
Christ the King Youth Club
. . . "This shorthand drives
me mad."
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DISPLAY! NG THEIR TROPHIES won in the Gargoyle Music con-
test are Virginia Dobelbower and Donna Frank. Virginia won in the
soprano soloist division; Donna in the pianist division.
MICHAEL GLYNN
McCloskey
Clos, son of Mr. and Mrs.
M.G. McCloskey... Football
... Catholic All-State honor-
able mention . . . Queen's
Players president. . . Letter-
man's Club president... "No
I never!"
ANITA MARIE MADDOX
Angel, daughter of Mrs.
Charlene Maddox ... Honor
Society . . . May Queen . . .
Yearbook Queen . . .Sacris-
tan ... "I never dreamed of
anything like this."
KATHLEEN LOUISE
MANLEY
Sug, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Frank Manley.. . . Hon-
or Society . . . Cheerleader
. . . Variety Show . . Glee
Club . .. "Pat, why don't you
grow up?"
COPPING THE NATIONAL TROPHY in Business Knowledge
and Ability were Jackie Hafer, first place; Sandra Gore, eleventh
place, Cathy Gappa, ninth place, Patricia Thompson, second place.
RITA ANN MANNING
Rita, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A Manning . . Pep
Club . . . Variety Show . . .
Typing and Bookkeeping
awards... "Ohyou all." Gig-
gle, giggle, giggle.
PHILLIP HAROLD
MANWELL
Phil, son of Mr. and Mrs.
P H. Manwell . . . Variety
Show . . St. Patrick's Youth
Club . . Football . "But,
Sister, I am too a proctor."
SENSORS
JOHN PATRICK McGUIRE
Pat, son of Mrs. Elizabeth
McGuire . . . Variety Show
. . . Our Lady's Youth Club
president. . . Boys Pep Club
. . "I know you just hate
me."
GERALD K. MAYFIELD
Big Jer, son of Mr and Mrs.
D. W. Mayfield . . . Chi Rho
editor . . Student Council
representative . . . Letter-
man's Club . . . "Ronnie,
don't tell me you haven't fin-
ished it yet?"
Mick, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Joseph McGuire . . Letter-
man's Club . . . Yearbook
King . .. Football... Variety
Show . . . "Rembrandt and I
have lots in common."
PATRICK JAMES
McKENNA
Pat, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. McKenna . . . Baseball
. . . Catholic High four years
. . . Latin Honor Society . . .
Our Lady's Youth Club . . .
"What'll I do without my
trusty Papermote?"
MARTHA ANN MEZIERE
Martha, daughterof Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Meziere . . . Pep
Club . . . Proctor Club . . .
Queen's Players . . . Variety
Show . . . "Ah, directing is a
hard life."
MARY ELIZABETH
MILLER
Liza Jane, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. P. M. Miller . . .
Honor Society . . . English
award . . . Pep Club . . . Glee
Club . . . Variety Show . . .
"Wellllllllll."
MARY SUZANNE
MONNOT
Mo, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Monnot... Cheer-
leader . . . Variety Show . . .
Shorthand award . . . Our
Lady's Youth Club . . . "It's
just lovely."
MICHELE MORGAN
Pee Wee, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. U. Z. Morgan . . .
Glee Club . . . Seventeen
Variety Show . . . "Ah didn't
wanna go to that Howdey
Hop Shindig anahow." )
SENIORS
PHILIP ANTHONY
MORRIS
Phil, son of Mr. and Mrs.
F.    P. Morris... Poetry winner
. . . Proctor Club president
.. . Chi Rho staff . . . Seven-
teen . . . Variety Show . . .
"WHAT."
MAX MYNATT
Max, son of Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. Mynatt .. Letterman's
Club . . . football . . . Track
. .. Variety Show ... Basket-
ball. .. "I win."
ANN MARIE NASHERT
Ann, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Nashert... Proc-
tor Club... Pep Club ... Va-
riety Show . .. Glee Club . . .
Chi Rho staff . . . "Scapel
please."
HAROLD DAVID NEIKIRK
David, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Neikirk . . . Queen's
Players . . . Rocket Club . . .
Honor Society... Latin Hon-
or Society... "I beg to differ
with you on that answer."
LEROY LAWRENCE
NICKEL
Lee, son of Mr and Mrs.
T. M. Nickel . . . Catholic
High four years . . Corpus
Christi Youth Club . . Chi
Rho staff . . "Leroy was
here." [) , rJ-'r
MARIE ANTOINETTE
NOVEY
Toni, daughter of Mr. and
C. A. Novey .. Proctor Club
Glee Club . . . Variety
Show ... Queen's Players...
Latin Honor Society ... "It's
just precious."
MARGARET ANN
O'DONNELL
Margie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. O'Donnell . . . Pep
Club . . . Our Lady's Youth
Club . , . Latin Honor Society
. . . Variety Show . . . "Re-
member the prom?"

TOP SCHOLARS in the '58 graduating class are Sandra Gore,
salutatorian and James Pottmyer, valedictorian.
MARY KATHLEEN
O'MEARA
Kath, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. O'Meara . . .
Cheerleader . . . Student
Council secretary... Chi Rho
staffi... " Ya got a pain in the
radiator. Pearl?"
Council
SHARON LOUISE O'NEIL
Little Wilt, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James O'Neil . . .
Pep Club . . . City Voice of
Democracy contest winner
. . . Genesium award .
"Sorry, I'm lateagain."
PATRICK DANIEL
O'REILLY
Pat, son of Mr. and Mrs.
G.    A. O'Reilly . . . Honor So-
ciety . . . Variety Show .
Baseball... Latin Honor So-
ciety. .. "I am too Irish."
NEWLY ELECTED Student Council officers are Bob Quinn, pres-
ident; Dianne Mullane, secretary, Mary McMann, vice-president
and Allen Harris, treasurer.
JOYCE PESCHL
Joy, daughter of Mrs. J. R.
Peschl . . . Glee Club . . . Pep
Club . . . Variety Show . . .
Catholic High three years...
"Meand the chief."
JAMES POTTMYER
Jim, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H.    F. Pottmyer . . Scholar-
ship Winner . . . Valedic-
torian . . Latin award . . .
Proctor Club . . . Queen's
Players.. ."Ole."
GARY HOUSTON PRICE
Gary, son of Mr. and Mrs.
B. D. Price . . . Honor Society
.. . Seventeen . . . Latin Hon-
or Society . . . Merit Scholar-
ship ... "I hate life."
SENIORS
CHARLOTTE ROHRBACH
Charlie, daughter of Mrs.
C. G Rohrbach ... Pep Club
... Proctor Club ... Queen's
Players ... Chi Rho staff...
Variety Show .. . "What are
you doing, anyway?"
NORMA JEANNE
ROY ETON
Jeano, daughter of Mrs.
H. M. Gray ... Variety Show
. . . Latin Honor Society . . .
Glee Club . . . Pep Club . .
Typing award... "Ray."
LEON HAROLD SANFORD
Harold, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Linn Sanford . . . Honor So-
ciety . .. Catholic High four
years... Latin Honor Society
. . . "One o'clock's kinda
late."
SHIRLEY LOUISE SCHEER
Shirl, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Scheer... Variety
Show . . . Proctor Club . . .
Student Council representa-
tive ... School Service award
... "Oh, bushwa."
FRED LAWRENCE
SCHMITT
Fred, son of Mr. and Mrs.
F. L. Schmitt . . . Queen's
Players . . . Proctor Club . . .
Variety Show . . . Seventeen
. .."F.S.—S.F."
LINDA LOUISE SCHMITT
Linder, daughter of Mr.
Joseph Schmitt . . . Proctor
Club . . . Variety Show . .
Seventeen . . . Chi Rho staff
. . . "It's so sad, I hate to
leave."
JOHN FRANCIS SCHOTT
Johnny, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Schott. . . Football .
Baseball . . . Track . . Va-
riety Show . . . Letterman's
Club . . . "Alright Daddio."
JAMES FRANCIS SELLARS
Pudge, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Sellars ... Variety Show
... Football... All-Star team
. . , Chi Rho staff . . . Chi
Rhoon staff... "Be quiet."
Judy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. T. Show . .Pep Club
. . . Variety Show . . . Our
Lady's Youth Club . . . Chi
Rho staff . . . "Here comes
the White Bird."
MARGARET ANN
SIMPSON
Peggy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hoyes Simpson . . . Pep
Club . . . Variety Show . . .
Proctor Club . . . Corpus
Christi Youth Club . . . "Oh
happy day."
STELLA MARIE SPREHE
Mae, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Sprehe ... Hon-
or Society... Student Coun-
cil vice-president . . . Chi
Rhoan staff... Girls State...
"Whato hick."
JOHN PAUL
SWIRCZYNSKI
Ski, son of Mr and Mrs W J
Swirczynski . . . Baseball . . .
Honor Society .. Basketball
... Boys Pep Club... "I could
make millions on the water-
front."
CAROLYN ALICE TERRY
Cat, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. S. C. Terry . . . Variety
Show . . . Pep Club . . Glee
Club . . . Poetry contest win-
ner . . . "Meow, meow,
meow."
DAVID THOMAS
Pee Wee, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Thomas . . . Proctor
Club . . . Our Lady's Youth
Club ... Basketball.. Foot-
ball . . "Gee dad, it was a
Wurlitzer!"

CHOSEN TO SERVE os Junior Rotarians were Jim Corel, Ronnie
Fossett, Dick Dyniewicz, Dick Luetkemeyer, Pat O'Reilly and Ron-
nie Buckelew.
PATRICIA ROSE
THOMPSON
Potsy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Thompson . . .
Honor Society . . . National
Business award . . . College
scholarship... "When I lived
in Fayetteville."
riety Show . . . "Does Spear-
mint lose its flavor on the
bedpost over night7"
Pep Club ... Queen's Players
. . . Seventeen . . Variety
Show . . . "I'm just sick."

SHARON O'NEIL copped first place in the city in the annual
Voice of Democracy contest.
CHARLES JOHN TUOHY
Tim, son of Mr. ond Mrs.
John Tuohy... Vonety Show
. . . Letterman's Club . . .
Football . . . Baseball . . .
All-Star team . . "Lookout
Mogue!"
DONALD WADE
Don, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Wade. . . Football . . .
Variety Show . . . Our Lady's
Youth Club . . . Boys Pep
Club . . . "Gentlemen prefer
redheads, eh boys?"
MARY CONSTANCE
WALL
Connie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. G Wall . . . Variety
Show . . Seventeen . . . Pep
Club . . . Glee Club ... "I
thinkJim'sadoll."
SENIORS
JANIS WALKER
Jan, daughter of Mrs. Joan
Walker . . . Catholic High
three and one-half years . ..
Latin Honor Society . . .
"Don't call me, I'll call you "
PATRICK HOWARD
WOOLLEY
Nose, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Woolley . . . Football
. . . Latin Club . . . St Francis
Youth Club... Boys Pep Club
. .. "Don't call me Nose."
RODNEY F. WOOLLEY
Rod, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Woolley .'. . Catholic
High four years ... St.
Joseph's Youth Club . . .
Hunting marksman ... "I
didn't do anything."
BARBARA WORKMAN
Barb, daughter of Mr. J. G.
Workman . . . Catholic High
one semester . . . Variety
Show... Business awards ...
"I'll only be here one more
day."
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for
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