Austin Catholic High School - Magistro Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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A 4 ix . if 5 5 5: fx g f..T'..':Z. Varsity Club First Row: Joe Finazzo, Bob Decker, Bob Choiniere, Ron JHQGIS, Warren Carr, Lew Echlin, Gary Bedell, Jack Lyons, Jim Patterson, Mike Huminski, Joe Hayosh. Second Row: Bill Dietz, Wally Mehler, Bob Bruttell, Tom Kozel, Jim ColomboL Richard Wibbelmann, John Colombo, Al Harvard, Chuck Miller, Bob Hoskins, Frank Fletcher. Third Row: Larry Koenig, John Brecht, Torn Faber, Jerry Janssens, Larry Rancilio, Tom Stumb, Ray Woitalik, Gary Calvin, Dave Lennert, Gene Gawa, Dick Howell. Fourth Row: Henry Ewald, Pat Potter, Lorenzo Giannetti, Conrad Lokinas, Tom Brown, Mike Cockburn, Dick De Lamiel- leire, Don Messing, Lou Colombo, Leon Felcyn, Gary Mettie. Fifth Row: James Smith, Mike Forrester, Bill Staats, Gerry Deprest, Dick Ruprich, Mike Bruce, Kip Anderson, Tom De- nomme, Paul Kemp, Jack Di Giovanni, Richard Butler, fNot Shownl, Mike Carey, Moe Rutledge, ' The Austin Block A stands as a symbol of achievement and honor. Achieve- ment because winning it required perseverance and sacrifice. Honor because it was given in recognition of this achievement. With this in mind, the Varsity Club, composed of varsity letter winners, was formed to promote school loyalty and spirit. The letterrnen are required to live up.to the high standards set for anyone wearing the insignia ofthe school. The officers of the club are: president, Gary Bedell, vice-president, Lew Echlin, secretary, Jack Lyons, treasurer, Warren Carr,- 109

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X1 Front Row: Bill Waldmann, Bob Yakling Bob Karsickg Ray Roselleg Dick Butlerp Jim Lennaneg Len Koelzer Mike Huminski, Tom Kozel. Back Row: Mr. Charles Hollosy, Coachg Bob Bruttellg Bob Gray, Moe Rutledge, Lew Echling Charles Defever Lou Colombog Gary Bedellg Bill Dietz, Dick Kane. Mr. Hollosy's track team, gave formidable competition to all opposition last year. This years team has quite a bit of depth and speed, which gives the future of the track team a bright outlook. -3' Above, Mr- Hollosy gives instruction on starting position to four valuable members of the tr-ack team. They are from left to right, Bob Bruttell, Bill Dietz, Gary Bedell, and Moe Rutledge. 'IOB

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rgecracvn .f 4 ' .so-lol l 1 K, X 1? X 'c..,.y7 g 1 L-.al X 1 1 l 'wt Top Row: Tom Moran, Dick Wibbleman, Haggerman, Tom Sine, Frank La Grasso. Second Row: Paul Ellis, Dave Burnett, James Dillon, Bruce Burnett, Jack Weins, Jim Hager- man, Mike Doyle. First Row: Robert Seetelt, James Buisse, Pete Biglin, Mike Keenan, Bill Shackelton, Pat Duffy, Mike Gorman, Jim Dryer, Jim Flowers, Fred Lyons, Paul Yesco, Wayne Our Tennis Team Swimming Team For the last three years Austin has been a power in the Catholic swim- ming league. ln i954 and 55 they finished second. This year the team had a 7-l record, winning twice over Assumption, De La Salle, and Salesian and once over Cathedral Central, while losing only to the league champion Visitation team As we go to press the Catholi league swimming finals have not yet begun. However Austin should finish near the top of the ladder this year, if not on top. Back Row: Bob Phent, Bob Pischea, Jim Lyons, Roger Eger, Mike Bruce, John Ulrich, Bob Huth, Art Schnabel, Tim Reghi, Art McConaghy, Bill Dietz. First Row: Ted Hinz, Pat Duffy, Tony Fisher, Bob Pulte, Mike Keenan, Tom Reno. 'llO