Cretin High School - Cretinite Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1956 volume:

W M y fpadwjw 4,,,,g omg! WWW ' ' Wlfwvw- -f3Q L' ' Wi jg Q, A we M, ,, ifigffw a,Q,QJtU..,.LJw.uaJi-...NJL X QMGMM' WHW 3M'! W 'fWJHMf W M1 W W QMQW M K My M affwywfiu 1. ,, W, ,,,, H ,, 4 THE RETINITE Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-six i Table of Contents Introcluction . . Faculty . . Classes . . Military . . . Activities . . . . Sports . . . . Social . . . . Seniors . . . ,,:?, . . ...cc ,TTT BROTHER J. Plllf FiTT , , received The Holy HalaiT of The ChrisTian BroThers. Along wiTh This habif, he received The name BroTher J, Pius, vvhich is one ThaT Tew vvill TorgeT who have aTTended CreTin since BroTher's coming in 1942. During his fourTeen years aT CreTin BroTher Pius has exercised, To The greaTesT exTenT ThaT ouTsTanding virTue of BroTherhood, counseling and advising The boys. The boys have realized This and are always read To eT Y Q individual advice Trorn him. He has noT only acquired much Technical knowledge, buT also has a vasT T T s are o pracTical experience and knowledge To give To Those who seek his counsel. IT is To This quieT, humble, and yeT ouTsTanding BroTher ThaT vve, The class of '56, dedicaTe This yearbook. y years ago, a young man srepped To The alTar of La Salle lnsTiTuTe, Glencoe Missouri and There 1 The express purpose of Cretin High School and its faculty is to develop their boys mentaliy, morally and physically. This purpose explains in part the extensive eFforts put forth by the teachers in educating Cretin students. Although the five phases of life at Cretin - Religion, Social, Activities, Athletics and Mili- tary-are distinct, they all serve to develop a well-rounded Christian Gentleman. The reason for publishing the Cretinite is to recapture some of the highlights-successes and near- successes-in the varied life of the typical Cretin cadet. It maybe a source of encouragement for the underclassmen and a means of keeping bright the happy memories of the seniors. - mW3g,,5S'::f'QN3,13x.,ffwS ,K X ,- My X W, 6 eel, wi wwf ,W .5 ,Q QM, 5,1 ,iizg b we . 1353-.N,i., 4 , Si iii iw Q ' hwsefsllsxkrgw ,r Vw X fw..,3,,A51, ,Q vii ,fffsfk kay , 2 .4.,ff,.,w 4. 1 'Kffffe 2 , H523 Q 51535: f' 1 ,mv e2?l'i.?S4 3655 AX MT, 5:5252 YN M 4' iizizi X' . M .N ff, 5 A ,A J' 'Z' yfwy. MMA. IWW, X 9 The Most Reverend JOHN GREGORY MURRAY L T. DQ Archbishop of Sf. Paul L,.j3...Q,E ,f Ex f-vii L QI 3 , 'ff' ' aw. XMMM, f eg A , V15 in , ,, RL 6 s yjfkx ,Vi wi Q Q il? The Mos? Reverend JAMES JOSEPH BYRNE, fo TQ Do ' Auxiliary To the Archbishop of St. Paul 5 awww. ' Qu-,,1 'jf gf-gm ,fc2wfO+ Zfffamd 'a1,,,Zp-IQ P4-lwq-yzcofff '5V75?,+ gjfidiggg xizmfff f +562 I f.ecx+f7Qa,gfi. Q33-L 4 fi A 4 '-Z' ff S 5'-'li t MQ? Q lu FAC ULT Brother Walter Assistant Principal, Guidance On young man has to make is what field of higher education he should enter-if any. We are privileged to have Brother Walter as g a wise decision A e of the most important decisions a our counselor in reachin recognized expert in the field of guidance Brother has, over the past four years, kept an up-to-date file on the scholastic achieve- ments of each member of the class of '56. During the senior year he calls the seniors ' t h in o is office for a personal interview. Broth- er guides them into the fields where th ' en' high interests lie and gives them a clear pic- ture of their capabilities. Brother Walter has helped many of us reach a satisfactory tinal decision. Cretin Brother Felix Principal, Director l , Director, has attained one of his primary goals - an outstanding spirit of co-operation among the entire student body In k' . ma ing himself available to cadets seeking his ad vice, Brother has helped many boys solve seemingly insurmountable problems. Brother h d ' ' as ma e it a point to know as many stu- dents as possible. It is impossible i th' n is small space to name all the accomplishments f o Brother Felix during his career as an ad- ministrator, but his success at Cretin speaks for itself. n his two years at Cretin Brother Felix, Brother Kevin Assistant Principal The class of '56 has been privileged to have B th ' ' ro er Kevin as Sub-Director and guide through the four years in high school. Modest in all his actions, Brother has set a f. . ine example for us to follow His calmness and understanding are especially impressive. WM . . . . r six years as principal in Kansas City as a background, Brother Kevin has ver Y capably assumed and executed his duties as A . . . . sslstant Principal. Along with these numer- Olusduties and obligations Brother cond t , ucs a religion class, cheerfully chauffeurs the teams, and often substitutes for absent teach- ers. Busy in the word for Brother Kevin. Administration L. . Brother Lucian Assistant Principal, Discipline One of the most respected Brothers on the Cretin faculty is Brother Lucian, Dean of Discipline. Brother is well known and esteem- d f e or his fair but strict administration of justice. Besides his position as Director of Discipline, Brother Lucian is engaged in various functions around the school. ln addi- tion to being moderator of the Junior Class, Brother teaches sociology to three senior classes, and is an enthusiastic advocate of the crusade against immoral and harmful literature. Brother L. Josephus An influential advisor, an able teacher, and a rough and tough coach, all these are characteristic of Brother L. Josephus. Brother has really roamed the field of education dur- ing his six-year stay here, but especially during his last four as advisor of room 203. He is the only senior advisor who has re- mained for the entire four years with the same advisory. During this time he taught religion, Latin, and history. Brother very ably guided the class of '56 as class moder- ator for two years. In addition to this, Broth- er has been successful as coach of the B- squad in football, baseball, and basketball. This year he was appointed Athletic Direc- tor of all the Cretin teams. Professor Conroy Although he is a newcomer to advisory lll, Professor Conroy certainly is well known among the student body. Mr. Con- roy's practical advice and helpful sugges- tions toward the solutions of the problems of his students have made him a favorite of his mathematics, physiology, and biology classes. His quiet ways have left an indelible mark on the minds of his students. Brother William During his five years at Cretin, Brother William, moderator of the Senior Class, has acquired a reputation for giving practical advice to anyone seeking his aid. His witty answers and timely quips enliven his English classes and make them interesting for all. Brother William has been su-ccessful as Director of the Dramatics Club. Under his leadership the Dramatics Club has acquired an outstanding reputation with such produc- tions as Arsenic and Old Lace, Annie Get Your Gun, On Borrowed Time, Oklahoma Dude, You Can't Take It With You, Julius Caesar, and H.M.S. Pinafore. Senior Advisors ,. g ' Brother Victor One of Brother Victor's crowning achieve- ments in his work at Cretin is his success as moderator of the hockey team. lt is mainly through his efforts that we have our splendid rink, and practically all new uniforms for the team. Brother Victor has also manifested a deep interest in his own advisory, vigorously sup- porting any class drives, collections, or ac- tivities in which they participate. ln spite of his busy schedule, Brother also has always found time for any problems his students might bring to him. Brother George Brother George, a veteran in the field of teaching, but a newcomer at Cretin, had the distinction of starting out as a senior ad- visor in his first year. Combining his teaching experience with lively class discussions, Brother has reached a very desirable teach- er-pupil relationship in and out of his classes. lf variety is the spice of life, the busy moderator of 202 is really having a ball. Besides teaching senior religion, iunior Eng- lish and freshman algebra, he supervises the publication of the excellent school paper. Mr. Tierney Mr. Tierney, a Cretin graduate '46, is the popular advisor of 106. He works hard to instill in his students and basketball players a sense of duty and pride which he feels Cretin students should have. He has worked untiringly with his basket- ball teams, but, leaving nothing to chance, he and his wife are grooming two stars and a cheerleader iso farl who should see lots of action - around 1968, We are all happy and proud that Mr. Tierney has associated himself as teacher, coach and friend, with the Cretin cadets. Bro. A. Peter Religion, Algebro, Bookstore Plone Geometry Bro. John Berchmans Public Relotions Mr. William WGlSl1 Rev. Ambrose Hayden M K Footboll, Boseboll Spiritual Advisor Mr' uoyfi C eown Bro' ikjcgn d Bro. H. Joseph r, or ens English Lotin, Typing, Business Low, Tordy Des Do you really think I look like Clark Cable?', Q am 1 --W I -. F I I -- , .l.,.. , ,.-Vi -:,, ...-1 1 CC 77 .lust one moment, please. ,lust basic, elementary math. Now the way I see it...,' Why do you hate me? Slaff Mr. L. Zeltner v---- Bookkeeper ' G. NORDUM, A. BLAIR, M. DONNELLY, G. GELETAR Miss L' Kmnz Mrs. S. J. Pierson William BovY Secretory To The Principal Receptionist Engineer Cooks: Mrs. G. Hunt Mrs. A. Adelhelm ' Libroricn Mrs Adeline Nelson fm e w i f ,WL I C LAYSES ,M X L z + .fpfzfi -. 'L ' ' , 1 If rf, xK,' s . . 1 ' , i 412.11 '-my ., ' K X .L'L X ' i 2 ,g -f , A5 L-' ' AL m f -5 -x iff - fp - Q Nm ...Q ' A 'F X i Q . M sf V K ' ' .1 'E I I FX is 2, ? S Z, is y,i.f.,. J? ' w 2 , W N s g,f5f1 Q . 2 . A A' s ,Q . L, Y 4' Q T N up wa Y k-,f S K . 93465 Q'.P,. FST 1 ' my i W -K . , , J a ig mffiafi , --., ,,.,, ,. K ffl! .f 4 ' A 1 E 3 , 1 si row, lefi to right: T. Alexclncler, W. Kough J. Cherry, J. Menshek, T. Cullen, D. Cho nu, R. Covegn. Second row: J. Bocigolupo, Busch, M. Coin, G. Beran, J. Delmont Cullen, R. Conklin. Third row: J. Brewer Stober, J. Jungmonn, J. Benz, D. Beste Deiss, T. Arsenoulf, C. Corroll. Fourih row Collins, J. Angell, G. Annerl, W. Darling Chcimplin, R. Bricher, W. Cosgrove, J tires, M. Barron. Missing from picture: T. roll. Bro. I .Alfred Religion, Solid Geometry, Trigonom- efry, Algebro, Loiin, Glee Club, Tennis H - , fs pl-X-THE-R 7 T 5 ,gr . 'F li A A sooo AFTERNOON i . V29 l G lf, 'l M hi -3- Larry Cullen explaining an !llfabra problem. I0 fim Collins and Tom Carroll. y .. he F hIy .., l,.A 5 i ' ' 4. ' P 'V Y Kew X- 5 J, L ' l P Lbsr FOUND 11.4. Give You D F 'rwo an-s Q.. . IT . 7, . . Gi!-I-uf J '19 ' ,f 0' i --4' J 1 ' ff 9, l According to Galileo this should . . . First row, leff io right: J. Forlifi, J. Ho J. Goeitl, P. Gcullivon, J. Furicy. Second I P. Flynn, R. Droubie, T. Hoider, P. Gonncw J. Hawkins, J. Fischer. Third row: T. Ger R. Gibbons, D. Guss, T. Goduto, G. Tocko Honff, J. Ferrczro. Fourih row: J. Frowley Hess, L. Erlo, D. Fink, R. Golosh, C. Hes M. Eichinger, P. Foss. Fifth row: R. Hoge T. Donohue, D. Hoyden, G. Gcumoio, C. l' zel, E. Fisher, G. England, Missing from ture: J. Hcmupf, R. Ubel. Bro. Liguori John Religion, Chemistry, Trock Modero- i Tor, Chemistry Club 22? Y? KA F95 ,lr A Z' 2 M 'R 'wr Social Studies, English ...., IfSf row let? fo rnghf J Heron, R Leonard E Hemsch A Hoerner T Joyce, T Lunney peconcl row R Jorussen M Hoffman J Lneser Vl Leary J Klelkopf D Mulofzky. Thlrd row e P ch La ghlln, G Las uenners R Kulznr H H Q5-ik F uf, low M Hexdenrelch P Joyce, J McKenna Hnz E Klepperlch R Krlffa, T HofTman -1 McGulgan Flfih row T Janssen J Kram anger R Lloyd R Lachenmcyer, P Honsa N Hayne R Huberfy Mlsslng from picture GOT A LITTLE it L '4 rrwsecs PROTECT 'e xx A1 MIWMMN Hen: N ,T nl as 8 l I 00000.15 F? If Q Better late than never, Bob Bro. K. Wilfrid Religion, Typing, Bookkeeping, Quartermaster Store, Dad's Club First row, left fo right: J. Gardiner, P. Moron D. Niedermayer, W. Murray, L. McMahon, P McLaughlin. Second row: M. Maloney, J Murphy, H. Deering, J. Thelen, J. Moser, R Hecht, J. Feeney. Third row: F. Brabec, B Oddson, B. Miller, D. Moulin, J. Nelson, F Nicholaus. Fourih row: J. Miergens, P. Moore G. Gruber, G. Martin, L. Mangan, R. Mooney J. Matthews. Fifth row: R. Nelson, J. Moriciriry T. Huspeni, J. Charbonneau, P. Mulcore, R Novak. Missing from picture: T. McGarry, D McGuire, L. Maun. irst row, left to right: K. Shau hness , F 9 Y - onkowski, F. Prendergost, E. Pfoser, P. Rosen- erger, P. Sands. Second row: D. Plankers, M. nnolly, R. Sheahan, J. Sherin, J. Sexton, . Scofield, J. Schwebel, H. Reissner. Third ow: J. Richardson, J. Routzohn, M, Sheehan, I. Pirkl, T. Peterson, T. Russell, L. Schmitz. Eourth row: B. Rossini, M. Murphy, S. Sacketi, . Piram, W. Queenan, G. Rosemark, D. Schoel- er, W. Randall. Fifth row: G. Schumacher, O'Rourke D Ram J O'Hall0ran, W. E. , . pp. . ation, R. Poirier, T. Sampair. , F5 ,,- O lv ll..-M. L1 ,n Mr. Leroy Ireland Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Look who's, a sergeant Algebra ,, L G0 Sow A N s. -,, iQ f 1 .x J, 3: 1' .,-'Qu First row, left 'lo right: D. Wherley, M. Todorc: J. Vogelgesang, J. Werden, M. Zerby, P Thomas, R. Sosnik. Second row: J. Vavra J. Weiss, M. Sweeney, L. Lewandowski, D Williams, J. Werner, P. Twomey, W. Walsh Third row: N. Wheelock, K. Go-rg, T. Walsh T. Smith, R. Spurr, M. Tschido, J. Wandmacher R. Ubl, J. Thommes. Fourih row: J. Whisler M. Slcwira, W. Wesfermeyer, W. Thell, W. Wil licims, J. Toner, E. Velaf, W. Smilh. Missing from picture: T. Sullivan. Students, not pupils L Bro. J. Lucian Religion, Social Studies, Junior Moderator, Prefecr of Discipline, Band Supervisor Vocational Moderator Johnny 54 '. 35 Hey! That water is fluorinated Gee, I hope I pass! QQ 31 E ,, s-1L Q , '--' '49--f' Well, now that I'm here . . . I intend to use a wing-T. The day after the night before V IOll , l J Studies occupy a major portion of the Sophomore's life. The students should remember that St. John Bap- tist De La Salle is the patron of students. C LASS C F '5 8 Brother Benedict, Sophomore Moderator, and the class officers Tom Mclvlohon, Wayne Thein, Terry Cummings, and Richard Kling discuss coming events. , Sophomoritis-that contagious disease that hits the freshmen at the end of their first year-is very prominent in the present sophomore class. They came back t-o Cretin with a new outlook on life. In their first year, they were shy, reserved and docile. But many changes came about during the sum- mer. As sophomores, they sought to have frivolity reign in their little cliques. Attempt- ing to skip military, trying to squeeze one more ielly-bean out of the machine, show- ing the freshmen the swimming pool, and other antics were tested throughout the year. However, their mood changed again with the coming of spring. They began to realize their responsibilities and to accept the fact that they soon would be upperclassmen. Under the leadership of Brother Benedict and the class officers, the class is destined for a profitable iunior year. 'st row, left to right: L. Cardinal, J. Stifter, Buchmeir, D. Anderson, G. Casby, W. Bar- t, P. Barnum. Second row: R. Caldwell, T. hmeron, J. Arens, J. Cavanagh, W. Belisle, Barthol, R. Buche, M. Carroll. Third row: Belka, G. Baker, R. R. Barber, J. Archer, Camitch, J. Beatty, R. Bigelbach. Fourth w: R. Christenson, J. Clarkin, D. Berg, J. emseth, P. Boland, P. Anderson. Fifth row: Ahern, J. Budke, L. Bartscher, C. T. Camp- ll, G. Bernier, J. Bernhard, J. Basta. Miss- Eg from picture: P. Callahan. f Bro. I. Anthony Alumni Religion, Biology, Camera Club 41 it A First row, left to right: M. Conklin, B. Cotroneo, E. Goettl, D, R. Erb, L. Third row: G. Gontarek, A. Godfrey, Fiocco, A. Erhart, M. Dougher, G. D M. Newell, S. Whalen. Fourth row: G. Fitzgerald, R. Geisen, J. Fahey, P. Fisher, D. Cosgrove. Fifth row: W. J. Creviere, J. Giuliani, L. Donohue, from picture, E. Forcier, J. Dinzecl. R. Go A. Fruscone, E. Farrell, G. Fuhrmann, J. Math Second row: J. Crowley, J. Frank, J. Finlj Eschl G. D iscosol S. Fritl J. Frit Parke T. Cui mings, G. Ruth, R. Ettel, D. M. Erb. Missil Make mine Fritos. ??-- ig ',..' ' 'Ck lzzxf J 1 l A-P 'P 17 .56 6 ...Qi ,uv- ,f- ,,f Bro. A. Benedict Religion, History, Spanish, Golf, Sophomore Moderator, Glencoe Club 4-We 1812179 Mr. Ted Joyce History, Hockey rsf row, lefi io righf: J. Heron, G. Jackson, , Kowolczuk, J. Kromhout, J. Jorisson, D. Urboge, R. Keenan. Second row: R. Keller, I Hughes, J. Klecotsky, S. Hughes, P. Jusfrow, l. Griesgrober, J. Krommer. Third row: J. eller, T. Kramer, D. Kessler, S. Gryskiewicz, 1 Kane, M, Kirby, K. Hense, R. Jens, Fourth bw: M. Hryhoryszyn, E. Kinney, R. Klepperich, Gruenke, L. Hough, R. Kolfes, A. King. iffh row: J. Homer, M. Heller, T. Krifto, R. rhoml, R. Kling, M. Krommerer, B. Johnson, , Jung. Missing from picture: W. Jcsfrow. M 4 8,909 .ws QI n AA- A i C' y,' 54 -J X F 5 fm QW' gil! CJ? 'RS 1 fi gjyf r gsm -,wee k fggfs EQ-if ' ferry Heron and Mike Criesgraber getting ready for inspection. Bro H. John Cauglli Religion, Plane Geometry, General Science, Algebra, Swimming Team Radio Club, Freshmen Hockey First row, left to right: K. Lamb, G P. McCloskey, S. Landis, R. La Plac dahl, M. Miller. Second row: T. Mc Mottrom, J. O'Donnel, T. Kueppers brugger, J. Northam. Third row: L T. Markley, G. Milske, T, Mead, R. Lang, L. Langer. Fourth row: J. Lee, B. Odloug, R. O'Donnell, J. Mc Marien, N. Meyer, R. McGowan. L. Lorson, J. Morrissey, R. Mossong, J. Murphy, T. Miller, W. Monson. M picture: B. Mulvilhill, R. Medved. row, left to right: T. O'Gorman, L. Rauer, homion, G. Pirkl, T. Strasser, J. Schmid. ind row: M. Sherwin, W. Schubert, D. l, B. Schwartz, T. Ryan, J. Postlewaite, llishavy. Third row: R. Rueb, T. Reagan, omahafch, F. Parnell, J. Reising, R. Reider, Riefre. Fourth row: T. Rogers, R. Reber, ofty, D. Shetka, R. Relitz, R. Schwietz, P. I, J. Podgorski. Fifth row: J, O'Malley, lyan, R. Pizinger, H. Schmidt, G. Pitman, iepka, M. Ryan. Missing from picture: K. rs, C. Smedey. Mr. Joseph Patton Business Math, Plane Geometry Do you think yozfll get a prize, Bill?,' How WE TOOK .W THE LEAD X x- 4 I , iw THE DEMERIT y RRQE V N- R ' L mo3A HEATR ,Y I- A If X l 111 in 943, J First row, left to right: T. Zehnpfennigl Zwinger, F. Sweeney, D. Zimdars, J. F. van, M. Toner, W. Thein. Second rowi Walsh, R. Tellander, J. Vanyo, P. Sulliva Uselman, N. Brucker, F. Ziegler, L. Van Third row: J. Thoemke, J. B. Sullivan, J. merman, R. Tschida, R. Zweber, D. Wa W. Thom, G. Yarifz. Fourih row: R. Wel L. Wiggin, A. Wales, E. Waschbusch, L. T' D. Trudeau, J. Wolters. Fifth row: C. Vollh W. Zayechek, R. Theissen, R. Vatel, R. Suj T. Williams, A. Walsh, J. Warren. i Whafs the big joke, Wayne?,' Religion, English, C.S.M.C. V L2-elf for J 1 L- '23 The pursuit of higher education ll NIH 1 Can you see it, Bernie? ll's at the Lowry. Two points for Durrenbergerf If you ask me, fudy . . . Private second class , 3. 31y J s . 1 1 To the Freshman his first view of Cretin is an awe in piling sight ln the next four years he should work The freshman holds the most enviable po- sition in high school. His past is untarnished, his future holds in store four of the best years of his life. At first he is looked down upon by a few, laughed at by many, and talked about by all. As the year wears on every one recognizes his position and, hav- ing gained some -confidence, he settles down to the business of high school. As the boys realize their potential and discover new tal- ents, they will continue to grow in conti- dence and knowledge. The freshman class of i955-i956 has been outstanding in all phases of school life. Probably the outstanding characteris- tics of the present freshmen are their spirit of generosity and their willingness to co- operate with the faculty. During the school year, the freshman have studied well, sup- ported the teams and consistently led in the weekly contributions for the missions. If the boys make as much progress in the next few years as they did this year, the class of i959 will be truly outstanding. .f row, left to right: W. Altier, F. Buchmeier Campbell, G. Atkins, G. Couneau, J. Car I, R. Casey, M. Collins. Second row: G mer, T. Cusick, T. Buck, R. Arons, J. Carroll Christensen, R. Brennan. Third row: R Lrey, P. Coppini, G. Baskfield, J. Anzivino Beecham, W. Dalglish, W. Curran, D Ley, Fourih row: R. Boyles, W. Cosgrill, J no alias F p' n, J. B ', G. Bagan, G. Casey, rwer. Fifth row: C. Boeke, G. Davis, R. Dan Ler, W. Bell, F. Belgea, B. Bear, H. Davis, Astrud. Bro. E. Jerome Religion, English, Lockers 3:01 fini' FROSH ENTRANCE KJ EXAMS x I IE: LMMU.. - First row, left lo right: T. Flynn, R. Gadll C. Eldredge, J. Eschle, J. Duren, P. Gl scheid, R. Dugan. Second row: G. Haurl Droubie, J. Harley, R. Heagle, T. Delsind Garrily, G. Gardner. Third row: L. Gayl T. Hale, J. Dolan, T. Gould, J. Eddle: N. Grass. Fourth row: J. Filipczak, T, Engl C. Decker, D. Hackl, J. Glish, G. Floria, Doyle, Fifth row: J. Demma, T. Hayes, Golden, M. Ginfher, J. Gillet, R. Durrenber S. Hauber, D. Farrell. Missing from plcl D. Etfel, P. Galvin, G. Hageman. .....- gf if If f Q f Q , 3 on ff' V. - Y e J l Bro. L. Patrick PRR Miss Kranz gives an assist. Religion, History, English, Cretinite, Freshmen Moderator l 1 iirst row, left to right: R. Heuring, L. Laglois, A. Koughan, F. Kerwin, W. Jurney, L. Kedrow- ki, M. Heinrick. Second row: T. Kueppers, J. Llughes, W, Kolres, R. Jelinek, M. Holland, i. Hering, T. Kinney, Third row: T. Hetznecker, '. Hoffman, S. Buron, P. Knoll, J. Laughlin, I. Jenkins, L. lsaac, J. Kellerman. Fourth row: G. Howard, L. Kasel, P. Hoemke, G. Kackman, l. Korman, R. J. Lane, J, Judge, B. Jeske, J. Clukas. Fifth row: P. La Mere, T. Holmes, l. Iserman, T. Kenna, D. Kennan, R. Strutz, D. Kray, R. W. Lane. SAY THE CAFETERXA OWES YOU THREE MDMJUN DOLLARS George Murray, Pat Mottram, and lim Neitz check- IJLL HAVE TO CHECK THAT YOU 7 0' 'K QM - First row, left to righh D. McGowan, T. MCC D. Norman, P. Marzitelii, D. Lyell, G. Munz J. Neitz, B. Lucking. Second row: G. M R. Merfh, W. Lievers, J. Matf, E. Murphy, Nuebel, G. Murray. Third row: D. Reard! R. Mercure P Moffram R. Mofhicson J L non, T. Nhyes, P. Mosiciu, J. Nelson,. Poum row: R. Milske, T. Motschenbocher, J. McMoh4 T. Lindgren, P. Mergens, E. Nighfengcle, Mertz, Fifth row: R. Mullen, D. Mason, Lieser, P. McGibbon, J. Maley, M. Morsm M. McKee, D. Oakes. :irst row, left to right: R. Pearl, M. Rummemie, I. Pihaly, D. Rask, J. Roepke, J. Ritter, C. Rykken. Second row: C. Schrantz, L. Sachwitz, E. Rummel, G. Roeller, J. Seigler, J. Pagel, I. Ritf. Third row: J. F. Ryan, J. A. Ryan, A, Peterson, J. Posel, T. Pohl, T. M. Ryan, E. Probsf, N. Paduano. Fourth row: P. Purtell, G. Reese, R. Podvin, G. Schmid, T. G. Ryan, 2. Quinlan, J. Prokop. Fifth row: M, Schneider, vi. Ruth, R. Peterson, E. Schwope, R. Seifert, I. Rowe, M. Scholz, T, O'Malley. Missing from aicturex T. Off. -V 4' 1 r' Bro. J. Walter Religion, English .. A A llih i 'iWe dozft give things away, boy. , -E ,- 1 Q GV f j x. X J l -0' if 1 Gly' 3' ,MY,SU :EQuiPPE D Nscn Concentrfztion Camp T0 MY Riel-TT uP HERE wE HAVE THE AuDiToRiu GYM, DANCE FLOOR, BANQUET HALl.,DRiLL FLOOR STAG THEATER AND ARMORY I 'N A WELL First row, left to right: J. Wells, M. Yarussc T. Williams, M. Sexfon, W. Wright, C. Wolker siorfer, D. Welch. Second row: J. Shiely M. Sunberg, L. Vcivro, D. Torborg, J. Weiss J.Sutherlond, T. Traynor. Third row: J. Spurrier B, Thomas, J. Wermus, C. Wegner, . Timmins R. Tschido, R. Werden, G. Welch. Fourth rovi B. Weiss, D. Sheikci, W, Urmcinn, J. Summers G. Stucor, A. Villoume, M. Seuberf. Fifi row: J. Werner, W. Trow, R. Weyonf, R. Shov J. Winters, E. Walsh, D. Skrypek, B, Wclfoor Missing from picture: W. Sunquisf. Bro. Josephus B. ' Religion, Loiin, Aposileship of Prayer, Lcifin Club ' G-fu 2? QU gs 9 --x NW WV yi.,-, Xgr Q MILITARY Military staff Training Cretin students in the field at military, this year, has been assumed by Captain John H. Haugen and his statt. Captain Haugen is associated with other activities here at Cretin, which include the supervision at sports. His coopera- tion with the Cadet Corps has gained tar him the respect at the entire student body. Sergeant Jackson has acted in the capacity at Senior in- structor this year. Other members at the military staft consist at Sergeants: Deyo, Bean,Mclver, Daily and Hardy. Captain John Haugen P.M.S.8Q.T. . I t y ,, I L i ' .1,f V. .' ' ' i . .i i ff ,... Kenneth Jackson Ambrose Bean Ralf Deyo Master Sergeant Master Sergeant Master Sergeant Willis Mclver 1 James Hardy john Dqiiy SGFQGCIVIT First ClC1SS Mggter Sergeant Mgsfer Sergegnf Cadet Colonel, the highest military honor awarded to a Cretin Cadet, was earned this year by David Plum. Besides participating in extracurricular activities, Dave has been a consistent honor roll member, and he has excelled as Com- mander of the Crack Drill Platoon. l-le was elected president of the Officers' Club, which is another indication of Dave's ability and outstanding leadership. Jerome M. Fried, whose abilities were recognized in his iunior year when he was presented the Chicago Tribune Award, was appointed Regimental Executive Officer. Ronald F. Fischer was presented the otiice of Regimental Adjutant. Ron was on the Color Guard in his junior year and is a mem- ber ofthe Crack Drill Platoon. Lee L. La Bore was awarded the highest rank obtainable by a member of the band, that of Band lvlaior. Lee has been outstanding as a member of both the concert and marching bands. Jerome Fried Regimental Executive Officer ti' af, if is ' 'ft fit . 5 ' 5-ug! Lee L. LaBore Band Maior David M. Plum Cadet Colonel Ronald Fischer Regimental Adjutant Regime Isf Ronald Schaaf-Ex. O. Thomas Campbell-S-3 Zn George Hebaus-C.O. A. Standish-S-2 R. Fischer-S J. Fried-Reg. Exec. Wayne Haag-C.O. Clayton Landis-Ex. O. Frank Vikingstad-S-3 Baffali- I Sfaff l Anthony Roszcuk-C.O. Moga-S-3 P. Wcndmccher-S-4 . P - . . D 'Um Reg Com Jerome LU9eV-EX- O- Glenn Tschida-S-3 Staffs Glenn Woody-C.O. un 7 Thomas Maurer-Ex. O Allan Thommes-S-3 Q 3rd V T Crack Drill T The Cretin Crack Drill is composed of ten juniors and eighteen seniors who were chosen for their scholastic and military achievements. Under the capable leadership of Cadet Colonel David Plum, Commander, and Captain John H. Hougen, Moderator, the platoon is known for its proficiency in drill and exacting discipline. The efforts of Dave Plum, with the aid of Assistant Com- mander George Hebaus, have been reward- ed by fine performances at football games and on television. These performances were highlighted on the evening of May 29- Graduation. David Plum Commander CUP' Haugen Moderator A Roszak J Luger F Vlklngstad, G. Martin, lvl. Eggleston, J. Sexton,J. Fried L Cullen T Goduto VV LeDuc R Fischer D Beste R Lachenmayer, D. Hitz, C. Landis, P. Callahan, D. Plankers J Kranz G Hebaus W A X . 'ff , 5Z., , 7 I gruellizzg practice fee i T. Hunfley, R. Kcpoun, C. Goble, G. Gomoio, W. Hoag, A. Siondish, G. Woody, J. Rosenberger, H. Reissner row, left to right: C. Londis, J. Fried, P. Collohon, G. Woody, W. LeDuc, J. Rosenberger. Second row: R. Fischer, T. Huntley, J. Luger Goble, F. Vikingsfod, W. Hoog, A. Standish. 45 mming plH'l'O0I'1 CI'BCk First row, left to right: B, Luclcing, T. Garrity, VV. Jurney, G. Gardner, J. Eshle, M. Miller. Second row: J. Potty, R. Schwietz, H. Davis, R. lkhciml, A. Walsh, J. Lang, S. Gryskewicz. Third row: W. Farkas, J. Gillet, R, Geisen, G. Milske, R. O'Donnell, M. Kohler, E. Nightingale. G. Baker. Fourth row: L. Kedrowski, J. Posel, T. Frascone, J. Klecatsky, G. Hageman, F. Buchmeier, M. Sunberg. George Hebaus Commander Sergeant Bean Moderator The Second Platoon Crack Drill is composed freshman and sophomore Cadets. The objective the platoon is to furnish its skilled members to th First Platoon Crack Drill. Here their patience ani diligence at practices may be rewarded by numerou social appearances. The platoon is commanded b Cadet Lieutenant Colonel George Hebaus and moc erated by Master Sergeant Bean. i 4 i i Allan Thommes Commander Rifle eam The Rifle Team's isolation on the range probably is the main factor for its loss ot publicity. But into this sport has gone the diligence ot its commander Allan Thommes and moderator Sergeant Mclver. The rifle team consists of fifteen members who have been selected because of their excellence in marks- manship. Top scoring honors go to' Allan Thommes and Robert Droubie. Lett to right: J. Northam, P. Fisher, T. Kinney, J. Fahey, R. Droubie, A. Hantt, T. Hoffman, J. Krammer P. Callahan, J. Hamer, A. Thommes, M. Kammerer, D. Mou'lin. Sergeant Mclver Moderator l perfect score! 0 0 O Military Police In September some sixty cadets were members of the Mil- itary Police Platoon. As the year progressed only thirty top notchers remained. Duties ot the M.P.'s consist ot flag detail, the posting of guards during parades and many ushering tasks. The smooth functioning ot these duties can be accredited to the careful planning ot their commander, Cadet First Lieutenant John Schmidt, and the moderator ot the platoon, Master Sergeant Daily. John Schmidt Commander First Rxow, Left to Right: T. Joyce, T. Sohomion, J. Mertens, W. Thein, G. Pirkl, G. Jackson. Second Row P Flynn, K. Hense, N. Brucker, VV. Schubert, J. Keller, D. Milotsky, J. Klecatsky. Third Row: M. Kirby, J. Lang, W Smith, R. Piram, J. Pirlcl, K. Gorg, T. Gemza. Fourth Row: L. Tracy, G. Schumacher, T. Kritta, T. Hoftman Toner, R. Cling, J. Kramlinger, W. Johnson. Sergeant Daily Moderator -sg.-,f Q 'if' .I X T', f 49 ri J ilu l .i ' 'Q X0 J 0fficer's Club y ..y T ..,,,. J I ,ily 3 wif? f T David Plum President Cl.GYlon Lfmdls Ronald Schcaf Vice-president Secretory The success of The Cadef Corps aT The Annual Federal inspecTion was due mainly it To The eTTorTs of The Officers' Club. This or- y N v ganization also plans and prepares The An- f I: gs 7 nual Oflicers' Ball, one of The Top social h evenTs of The year. The presiding officers are David Plum, President CldyTon Landis, vice presidenT, Ronald Schaaf, secreTary, Jerome Luger, Treasurer, and Tony Roszalc, sergeanT- aT-arms. Jerome Luger Anthony Roszcik Treasurer SergeanT-aT arms Neaiesi Cadets First Row, Left To Right: M. Miller, J. KlecaTsky, P. Flynn, K. Gorg, D. Guss. Second Row: D. Plum, R. Galash L. Cullen, G. MarTin, R. Gersfner, G. Hebaus. Color Guard s. :IQ 'Q , V ,Q , is f f i ff 4 eissner G. Gcmoia L. Cullen -I 5 7 J 'llllllfllilgh S m 'NWA 55' ,Q fm 6 9 Z7 7 QQ ACT IVITIES 4 X W N 6 Rev JohnJ Glennon, C.Ss.R. In the early part of each school year several days are set aside to enable the students to concentrate on the higher, more important spiritual things of life. This period of time is dedicated to Cretin's annual retreat. From November 21 to 23, the Redemptorist Fathers conducted the student retreat in the Cretin auditorium, which had been converted into a chapel for the occa- sion. Father Fulford was Retreat Master for the freshmen and sophomores. Father Glennon directed the iunior and senior efforts. The talks given by these priests were truly inspiring and will greatly aid us as we face the future problems of life. RETREAT THEME: MY FUTURE Annual Retreat I must remember for my future: l. My only true SUCCESS-salvation of my soul. 2. My only true FAILURE- loss of my soul. 3. My only true FOLLY- loss of grace through sin. 4. My only true MODELS -Jesus, Mary, Joseph, and the Saints. Jesus, help me to see these truths that I may base my life on them. Rev. John F. Fulford, C.Ss.R Benildus Club ' 'E What is your specific assrgnment in life? Are you to become a priest or J3ligious,.geLmaLried, omstre-you-to remain single? Tcronswer-thir question is the chief function of the Benildus Club, which has an active membership of seventy seniors. Sacrifice and prayer keynote the objectives of the club. Once o month the members participate in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and Holy Communion in a body at Holy Spirit Church. Also, together with Contact, they sponsor the fifth decade of the rosary in the chapel during lunch-hour. Meetings are held each month between the sixteenth and twenty- flfth, which is Vocation Week. Speakers from all walks of life inform the members as to what to expect in one's future life. Under the guidance of Brother J. Felix, Ron Schaaf was elected president, with Dave Moga vice-president, Bob Reid secretary, and Andy Shea as treasurer. Left to right: Ron Schaof, Dove Moga, Bob Reid. Brother Felix, Andy Shea. First row, left to right: L. Monnens, T. Capistrant, M. Perry, D, Di loiu, R. Miller, L. Vannelli, G. Hebous. Second row: J. Kronz, A. Gosiak, J. Buckmeir, J. Gaertner, J. Matt, J. Klett, M. Kohler, F. Demmc, Third row: D. Mogo, M. McManon, W. Nadeau, J. Small, J. Mattocks, A. Stand- ish, T. McKnight, C. Erb, T. King. Fourth row: W. Haag, L. McEvoy, D. Mahmood, R, Peterson, J. Klein, H. McElroy, E. De Lo Hunt, G. Lund. Fifth row: J. Band- holz, C. Goble, C. Berigan, J, Middlestaedt, F. Ernst, P. Byrne, F. Vikingstad, J. Brown, P. Wandmacher. First row, left to right: P. Froelich, J. Ess- ling, M. Kohler, R. Schaof, A. Holm, P. Leary. Second row: T. Maurer, R. Reid, D- Mocken haupt, J. Goheen, W. Le Duc, C. Bisanz, J. Hoffman. Third row: G. Cunning- ham, G. Kliner, G. Monson, A. Shea, A. Weinberger, D. Plum, J. Wick, P. Calla- han. Fourth row: B. Luger, J. Luger, J McMullen, R. Gerstner, C. Landis, W. Reilly D. Brott. Fifth row: G. Jacobson, T. Hini- ker, R. Heinisch, T. Sullivan, T. Murphy R. Nelson, T. Huntley, G. O'Rourke. jf. f Apostleship of Prayer Brother Josephus B. On the third Wednesday ot each month, The active members ot the Apostleship of Prayer meet with their moderator, Brother Josephus B., to increase devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The organization has two masses a month ottered tor all The people ever associated with Cretin. The stipend tor the masses is raised through the sale ot Green Scapulars and the retund at Rap-in-wax coupons. Assisting Brother inthe handling ot the club's affairs are Bryon O'Rourke, Jerry Luger, Kevin Ryan, and Tom Huntley. Contact First row, left to right: M. Sexton, M. Grass, R. Gott, L. Eschle, K. Ryan, S. Christensen, G. Fuhrmann, Second row: J, Klecatslcy, G. Milslce, J. Klett, M. Holmes, J. Wick, T. Ryan, T. Kueppers. Third row: G. DelFiacco, P. Fisher, S. Fritz, W. Farkes, R. Pizinger, K. Gorg, M. Leary, T. Cameron. Fourth row: R. Tschida, T. McKnight, J. Clysdale, B. O'Rourke, E. Walsh, J. Whisler, G. Bernier, J. Budke, T. Cullen. Fifth row: R, Kritta, J. Luger, R. Sudeith, G, Schmid, T, Hu'ntly, J. H. Collins, C. Goble, R. Kling. iX neon Actll - jf T- ' ri? , L L xl f-,L .JW Contact is a movement tor all Catholic sen- ' ' ,,,, N 9 iors iuniors and sophomores in The high schools L T ft at this area. Its purpose is to establish rapport . . among the students ot The various schools, to effect a closer bond between these students and the Church, and to Christianize all phases ot their lives. The Fighting 69th, a movement to help Teen- agers develop and encourage the virtue ot purity, and Prayer Day, with the stress on quality rather than the quantity ot prayer, are two ot the major projects at Cretin, Chairman ot the Central Committee at Cretin is Ron Schaat, who has done much to promote the activities of this vital group. Left to right: J. Ferrara, R. Schaat, R. Kling, D. Plankers, J. Toner, R. Christensen G. Martin, M. Leary, J. Clarkin, D. Plum. 1 O Hr ,-' ., num L . 4, A ' I H. Jn ll' 'YS 2' -. . ,m,,, lg rf fl' nfl , If 'S onor - .X 0 Q a T V f a T 1 J if 7 ' i Q-jigs., J - Q rfb, 1 - fr N. ,fail W' f f ' fl A l H -2 1- .nf ' S l 1' . tr ocle ' i - .1 -.iff ,TI if ' .. W 'A ' 'A y k..V, 5 fm so ki NV,r ll . K' 4, A K Khlg Wlfi K' . '.b'I fr. S li ffl' ' V 'T' lr 'mkii ' - -L left to right: Larry Monnens, who received a scholarship from Saint Mary's College, Al Standish, received a scholarship from Saint Thomas College, and Larry McEvoy, received a scholarship from Saint Thomas College, In i936 the Cretin chapter of the National Honor Society was established. Since that time 5l2 cadets have been enrolled in the society. Membership in this elite group is a fitting reward for tour years ot serious study. Cadets selected forthe National Honor Society must have an average of at least 85M in their academic subiects, be ot sound moral character, be studious, show qualities ot leadership, and take an interest in extra curricular activities. After all these con- siderations have been taken into account, members of the faculty elect the society. This year twenty-nine seniors were admitted into the National Honor Society. The top ten boys were chosen to compete in a national scholarship examination. First row, left to right: F. Ricci, G. Hebous, J, Rueb, D. Plum, D. Moga, J. Beck, R. Reid. Second raw: J. Kranz, L. Monnens, P. Wandmacher, J Bandholtz, W. Haag, F. Vikingstad, L. McEvoy. Third row: T. Mooney, R. Gerstner, C. Berigon, T. Roszak, R. Kapoun, F. Ernst, M. Tubridy, A Standish. Fourth row: T. Kramlinger, K, Ryan, P. Leary, M. Holmes, C. Bisanz, J. Hoffman, R. Schaaf. n Merit Medal Senior First row, left to right: R. Schaat, T. Campbell, A. Standish, M. Eggleston, J. Kranz, F, Ricci, D. Plum, D. Moga, J. Rueb. Second row: P. Wand macher, T. Lacy, L. McEvoy, T. Huntley, A. Roszak, F. Ernst, C, Berigan, R. Kapoun, M. Tubridy. Third row: W. Hogg, T. King, F. Vikingstad A. Shea, J. Micldlestaedt, J. Bandholtz, R. Gerstner, T. Mooney, R. Woessner. Fourth row: G. Hebaus, J. Klein, J. Germscheid, R. Nelson T. Capistrant, H. Kremer, G. Kolclr, J. Hoftman, J. Goheen, R. Ziegler. Fifth row: K. Ryan, F. Hunn, R. Reid, J. Beck, L. Monnen, M. Wons, M Holmes, C. Bisanz, J. Wick. Sophomore First row, left to right: T. Zehnpfennig, P. McCloskey, J. Keller, J. Klecatsky, T. O'Gorman, M. Miller. Second row: R. Reber, R. Klepperich, R. Kling, T. Cummings, C. Vollholoer, J. Creviere, R. Ettel. Third row: R. O'Donnel, J. Lang, R. Wellisch, G. Yaritz, W. Farkes, R. Christensen, R. Schwietz, W. Thom. Fourth row: T. MrMahon', J. Lee, J. Crowley, G. Dicosola, S. Gryskiewicz, T. Reagan, G, Baker. Junior First row, left to right: J. Hawkins, T. Joyce, P, Thomas, D. Wherley, T. Lunney, J. Heron, J. Faricy. Second row: W. Cosgrove, J. Toner R. Lachenmayer, W. Queenan, D, Beste, J. Angell, R. Poirier, T. Hoffman. Third row: R. Nelson, G. Martin, G, Gamota, J. Kramlinger, C Hassett, W. Darling, E. Velat, M, Skwira. Fourth row: D. Guss, J. Thelan, D. Moulin, J. Schwebel, D. Plankers, M. Cain, C. Carroll R. Conklin. ' Freshmen l First row, left to right: B. Campbell, B, Weiss, J. Jenkins, F. Buchmeier, P. Marzitelli, P, Germscheid, M, Yarusso. Second row. J. Winters, S. Hauber, T. Lindgren, G. Schmid, T. Hayes, D. Kray, W. Cosgriff, R. Quinlan. Third row: P. Knoll, J. Glish, E. Nightingale, D. Mason, W. Sundquist, G. Flaria, P. Hoemke, T. Englund, T. Pohl. Fourth row: P. Mottram, R, Mathiason, W. Lievers, T. Gould, J, Carroll, T. Hetznecker, M. Sunberg, L. Kedrowski. DebaTe f..,5,gl,Nii,Zy,w -as-ck ws.-,. Q f we , fgfiilf A, ...gl - , 512. . ,i 1 , s ' 2 Firsi' row, left To right: B. Campbell, T. Zehnpfennig, J. Hughes, T. Hefznecker, P. Purfell, W. Thein. Second row: M. Zerby, W. LeDuc, P. Thomas, M. Marzitelli, A. Holm, R. Woessner, D. Moulin. Third row: T. Cullen, T. Hayes, T. Markley, G. Golden, D. Berg, D. Trudeau, D. Plum, Fourth row: J. RoTTy, C. Carroll, G. Martin, R. Mickel, D, Hackl, D. Mahmood, A. Sfandish. Left To right: Dave Plum, Bill LeDuc. Al Sfandish, Tom Kramlinger. 'QQR :.. k , i,,, BroTher L. Francis For The firsT Time in The hisTory of The school, The deba' Team became an acTive member of The Nafional Forens League. Membership in The League sTimulaTes The debaTe To make The sacrifices Thai are necessary for success. .IT al aFTords The members a chance To parTicipaTe in a mo diversified program which includes all Torms of publ speaking. BroTher Francis has successfully aTTracTed a number q ouT-sTancling unclerclassmen who have gained invaluabl experience This year. These boys and The returning junio: should bring a Tew Trophies To CreTin in '57, Choristers rst row, left to right: J. Filipczalc, C. Bisanz, P. Calla ln, J. Buchmeier, L. Cullen. Second row: P. Twomey, Moulin, J. Gaertner, J. Klett, K. Gorg. Third row VMatt,, J. Fecraro, L. Bauewr-B. O'Rourke, C. Hassett, . Cunningham. Fourth row: B. Darling, J. Collins, J enz, D. Rampp, P. Byrne. C G S G I C C First row, left to right: L. Cullen, R. Kulzer ltreasurerl, L. Gervais lvice presidentl, M. Evenson Cpresidentl, R. Klep- perich Csecretaryi, W. Bell. Second row: K. Hense, S. Hughes, S. Gryskiewicz, D. Piette, L. Leonhart, G. Milske, N. Brucker. Third row: J. Zimmerman, R. Tschida, P. Kane, J. Fritz, A. Walsh, R. Schwietz, T. Reagan, J. Thoemke. Fourth row: J. Rotty, R. Pizinger, W. Jastrow, E. Wasch- busch, W. Johnson, R. Wellisch, D. Warren. Fifth row: W. Zayechek, J. McGough, J. Budke, T. Kritta, R. Sudeith, R. Votel, W. Farkas, L. Tracy. First row, left to right: A. Kowalczuk, L. Kedrowski, M Sexton, G. Gardner, P. Marzitelli, G. Haunt, J. Eschle. Second row: J. Carroll, R. Arons, G. Zwinger, R. Leonard, J. Haupt, D. Zimdars, D, Anderson. Third row: R. Jens, G. Baker, A. Frascone, M. Toner, T. Shomion, R. Goff W. Thein, J. Klecatsky. Fourth row: P. Thomas, G. Bagan A. Holms, W. Cosgriff, D. Mahmood, B. Bear, G. Howard J. Keller, W. Dalglish. Fifth row: J. Gillet, T. Sheahan, J. Collins, D. Rampp, G. Davis, J. Whisler, L. Schmitz, C. Boeke. 1 8 14 1 ,.s 1 I ,M -.....,,,,. , , ' TQ,-, 'L 4 T W 1'4 f 'kb Q If 4 f L, 3' Era Wmsma N ' x H, H, , ' 'im , 'III' sm., 6 ,W ., 1 . , v. 'v , u 1 ,L N. 'f 4, f 1 4 W W' M ' ' N gw,,!f2,M 1' f ' HA ' K 'ia 1 1 ' Y 53 tZ!h ' 0 31... H 1 f ' N . ' Q 'Q g ' 4 , 4. ff - 1 X f ff ffi '-'V ' x V . A ', ,, . , E Q x ,NJ 553' fzfffg. ' N ., , 2 L . , . ,sf 3 11.175-i! x t x - ' ,f - 2 . K . 1 .Y 'Tu-,QS I - I . , l -.rl gl - ' ft' mf- 3 PZ ' -. jiij-l A V' ' K K , my 9:5 W 2' Y K 9 , N , ! 4, pu I Q C E 41 Ji , ' H5335 ' ' .. 'N - ' 1 lm' ' M f' my . s . . is 3 , .' it Q L' I , Z .A M , rr' r, x - , Qliixq' X, , 'J 'm if H T v s, 2 P 3 'il' '1 K. ,A f Cm. ' ,.- x 3' V '40 4 F. I it sm L1 4, Y ' , , . f ..,. IYWQIL. X, gi I A .JA W is X, ,, Q Q Xiang? 1 -m -' f is fi -, f ff' ff i K2 'M' 'H X ' N-.1 '1-L f ff' 5, L ' .44773 ,B 1 .... NLG- I W A A ..-...N T B Q A f K . ,,,,, L4 fk Q. Band TR if rREsHMAN BAND First row, left to right: J. Carroll, B. Thomas, T. Hetznecker, W. Lievers, S. Christiansen, Mr. George H. Veith D. Torborg, C. Rykken. Second row: Mr. Veith, G. Bohrer, J. Glish, T. Hayes, S. Hauber, J. Winters, J. Golden, D. Mason, Bro. Francis. Third row: G. Hageman, R. Mathiason, J. Filipczak, G. Howard, E. Probst, P. Mottram, T. Gould, R. Mullen. Fourth row: D. Lyell, J. Duren, P. Germscheid, F. Kerwin, R. Dugan, T. Delsing, T. Garrity, G. Moll, C. Schrantz. The sixty-five members of the Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. George Veith, have established an enviable record in Qstate and district contests. The usual top ratings for con-cert work, solo and ensemble competition are the result of hard work and organization. Because of the excellence of their performances, the boys have been invited to provide entertainment for numerous public and parochial schools and civic organizations. ln addition, the band plays for football and basketball games, assemblies, and military reviews. This year they played in the Winter Carnival parade and the Easter parade. ,Rhythm Raiders Music, whether it be iazz, the blues, or iust folk songs, is a biect appreciated by everyone. Probably no one appreciates it ore than a musician himself. The Rhythm Raiders are no excep- on. The organization is made up of regular band members who ire willing to devote some extra time to practice and who also ieet the qualifications set by the faculty. Practices are held regularly every Wednesday evening for NO hours, the down-beat is given by Brother Francis, the director ind moderator of the club. Although the primary numbers played ire popular or modern songs and dance hits, songs of the past ire always welcomed. ln addition to presenting the half-time entertainment at the iasketball games, the Rhythm Raiders have taken part in a num- :er of formal engagements. The musicians have played at the Bead Shepherd Home, St. Mary's Hospital in Minneapolis, the Llotel Capri, Our Lady of Peace High School, and have made heir television debut on the 9-Teen Club. Highlighting the school year are two performances for the general public-the Christmas and Spring concerts. At these per- formances guest soloists from other schools demonstrate their special skills. Miss Winona Quackenbush, a state champion bari- tone player, entertained at the Winter Concert, and the Spring concert featured Miss Joanne Charles of St. Joseph's Academy. The officers elected for this year are: Heiman Wenos, Robert Thomas. James Collins and Milt Evenson. Lee LaBore is the band Major. These boys worked closely with Brother Lucian, the band moderator, to make this another successful year in the history of our colorful band. First row, left to right: D. Wherley, W. Thell, C. Rykken, H. Wenos,J. Frawley Second row: M. Evenson, R. Regal, A. Hoerner, J. Kolar. At Piano: J. Ferrara. Absent when picture was taken: L, LgB0re . ' t Co-Editor-lfvchle Faculty ,.,....,.. Underclassmen ..... Military .,...,...., Activities ...,. Sports .,.,.. Social .,.... Seniors .,.. Art .,...,.... .,.... Photographer ...., Associate Editors Brother L. Patrick, Moderator Pot Leary' L arry Mon,-,ensl Co-Edifor.i,.,.Chief Cretinite '56 Photographic Advisor, Brother I. Anthony .,.......Dave Moga .......Jerry Clysdale .,..,,,Dave Plum ......,.Jerry Luger .....r...Tony Roszalg .......,Charley Bisanz .,........Larry McEvoy Fran Van Der Borght r.........Wayne Haag First row, left to right: Wayne Haag, Jerry Luger, Larry McEvoy, Jerry Clysdale. Second row: Fran Van DerBorght, Dave Plum, Dave Moga, Charley Bisanz. Section Assistants First row, left to right: M. Evenson, R Rink G. Hebaus, T. Huntley, ci. Goble, c. Landis, R. Reid. second row: P. Froelich, R. Dilion, J. Mer- tens, J. Klett, W. Cosgrove, W LeDuc, R. Schaaf. Experience is probably the only way in which a student at Cretin High School would be able to recognize the fact that working on the Cretinite staff is the most time consuming of any ot the extra-curricular activities. From early June, when the new statt is pi-cked, to the last deadline in April, numerous hours are spent in making a remembrance of the events of the past year for each cadet. Pat Leary and Larry Monnens were made co-editors-in-chief. Their function is to co-ordinate the material prepared by each section editor. In charge of the various sections are Larry McEvoy, Seniors, Charley Bisanz, Social, Jerry Clysdale, Underclassmen, Tony Roszak, Sports, Dave Plum, Military, Dave Moga, Faculty, and Jerry Luger, Activities. Brother Patrick, acting in the capacity of moderator, gave much assist- ' ' l s. ance in checking for grammatical mistakes and general c earnes Ya missed the deadline' says Lar 4.455295 i,nv.,., V 37' '1 VW! Hara' al work Comment Once every four or Eve weeks, the monotony of the school curriculum is broken by the issuance of our school paper, the Comment. Under the watchful eye of Brother I. George, moderator, the relating of things past, present, and future are presented to the student body so that all might better know the doings of our school. Writers of the paper not only put out an excellent product, but also gain much valuable experience in the art of expressing ideas clearly and concisely. This year the Comment has membership in the National Scholastic Press Association, from which it attained a first place award, it also belongs to the Catholic Press Associ- ation, Columbia Press Association, and the Minnesota High School Press Association. Bob Reid is editor-in-chief and editor of the first page, John Harrigan is in charge of the second page, Kevin Ryan oversees the sports section, Mark Holmes takes care of the U 1 U fourth pggei and Andy Slqeo looks Gffer the Copy' First row, left to right: John Harrigan, Bob Reid. Second row Mark Holmes, Andy Shea, Kevin Ryan. ' N' il LIL . Ll.2'j?.Zg-. gn Q 'ri Mr' fv 1 ,xx X Qu Yiwu 'Pri'--'J N A if ' , ' eg f C7 , S 5 X: , f f x 1. T5? T ff f X 'X Lf 14?-3. fQ43f iQe'iJ fy . .PW .5 y . 4 ce. SCI-CUOL PRESS ASSOC. A wr wg l' asses fr HMMQHQWLT First row, left to right: P. Hoemke, G. Milsky, P. Fisher, L. Leonhart, R. Goff, L. Eschle, J. Heron. Second row: P. Knoll, D. Moulin, G. Beran, J. Delmont, R. Conklin, J. Zimmerman, S. Fritz, F. Ziegler. Third row: T. Goduto, J, Harrigan, R. Rink, M. Leary, C. Carroll, M. Holmes, R. Reid. Fourth row: J. Germscheid, A. Walsh, A. Roszak, G. Martin, T. King, M, Champlin, T. McKnight, D. Warren. Fifth row: A. Shea, T. Huntley, L. McEvoy, T. Sullivan, L. l.aBore, J. McMullen, W. Thell. Camera fs-rw M3 .fit Club . ,tg Hold it! Click! Okay, that's it! And thus was the last picture for the Cretinite snapped by a member of the Cretin Camera Club. But so it was throughout the year. At just about any function connected with the school, a Camera Club shutterbug could be seen flitting around and focusing on all points of interest. lt is easily seen that the Cretinite and the Comment are highly dependent on this finely developed organization. Left to right: Mike Zerby, Wayne Haag, Joe Germscheid. The members, with their main obiect being the teaching of the fundamentals of photography as a hobby and as a career, completely prepare their own pictures. Under the fb Qql' 'it Nu 37 generalship of Brother l. Anthony, the photo-fans learn everything from focusing to developing to tinting. Assisting Brother Anthony are this year's officers: Wayne Haag, president, Mike Zerby, vice-president, Ted Strausser, secre- tary, Joe Germscheid, treasurer. Articles in the Focus, the club's own paper, inform mem- bers as to developments in photography, and co-ordinate the activities within the organization. First row, left to right: J. Harley, T. Strasser, G. Haun, D. Lyell. Second row: M. Zerby, S. Fritz, D. Mason, D. Ettel, W. Koltes. Third row: G. Kolar, R. Reber, W. Haag, R. Ettel, M. Cain, J. Werner. Fourth row: J. Germscheid, T. Bigelbach, P. Boland, R. Gruenke, C. Scofield. Absent when picture was taken: R. Huberty, M. Rummenie. 65 it our t Dramatics Club Julius Caesar Mrs. Fred Stehly Brother L. William Throughout the year, Cretin dramatists displayed their versatile talents not only on their own stage, but on Those of various other schools as well. Working under the dire C- torship of Brother William, Dramatic Club moderator, and Mr. Koenig, the thespians gained a Superior rating at the Eighth Annual Catholic Play Festival, held at Saint Joseph's Academy. It was through a one-act version of Willia Shakespear's Julius Caesar that the rating was gained. m Progressing through the year, Cretin actors were seen in productions at Saint Catherine's and Saint .loseph's. Atter a lull of two years without o musical presentation, the idea of staging a major production finally materialized. With weeks of rehearsal and preparation behind them, Brother Alfred and Brother William saw the curtain g up on their operetta, the H.M.S. Pinafore, which include o d a cast of sixty. The musical combined the talented efforts of the Dramatic Club, the Choristers, the Band, and th Saint .loseph's Glee Club. 6 i l l foss Wind Act in their ruuliiie. The presentation of Military command positions. Many types of time entertainment were presented for the student body this year. Due to the great anticipation involved, the highlight of the Assemblies was the appointments for the command positions in the Cadet Military Corps. It was a treat to be entertained by Joss Wind, an English comedian, and to be mystified by Chan Loo, a capable ma- gician. The Taflin trio, iuggling and balancing artists, were experts on the unsupported ladder, the secret of which was to keep the ladder rockin '. Pep Rallies before the crucial games gave an added spark to the spirit of the student body and, as a side light at one As- sembly, the Homecoming Queen was presented with a class pin by the Senior department. One of the foremost events was the annual presentation of the Chicago Tribune award to the outstanding Junior and Senior in Military. The Merit Medal, the School's badge of scholarship, was awarded at the first assembly of the year. This award repre- sents a boy's success in his endeavor to fulfill his duty to his '56 Assemblies Chan L00 in his iizysiifyilig uci. state in life as a High School student. This year's entertainment schedule was one of the Hnest, and thanks are in order to those who made the program arrange- ments. 67 i i i i i 1 l 4 Chemistry Club First row, left to right: R. Pearl, A, Weinberger, T. Capistrant, M. Eggleston, J. Germscheid, J. Kranz, O. Wales. Second row: G. Gamota, C. Goble, T, Huntley, J. Wiblishauser, C. Berigan, F. Vikirigstad, W, Haag. Third row: R. Reid, M. Wons, R Woessner, A, Standish, G. Hebous, A. Thommes, J. Rueb. Fourth row: J, Pasel, k R. Thomas, R, Schaaf. Ki Ryan, F. Hunn, R. Wiesner, J. Wir: , wi 68 if hi Chemistry Club was foun e p a well as knowledge ot the science of chemistry. As 1 member of the club, the student obtains a broad view ot the subiect material than that which is p sented in the textbook. In addition to stimulot correct thinking it permits members to demonstr and explain their own proiects. Although membership is extended to those und classmen who have a definite interest in chemistry the club is organized primarily for seniors. Under guidance ot Brother L. John, topics of common suit are chosen for meetings. Besides staging dem strotions, the club has toured various chemical pl in the Twin Cities. In conjunction with the regular science classes, t d d to romote interest r ini ot Sl th e port ClI'1 Morlrrralor mul members viewing an experi- VILCILZ. att, R, Gruenkc, J. McMullen, R. Reber, D. Ha Left to right: J. Podgorski, J. M P. Boland. ckl The Physics Club consists of a group of students Nho are interested in physics ond intend possibly to go into science as a lite work. A prerequisite for Jdmittance into the club is an average of 902 or Jetter in physics. The meetings are held on Tuesday, every three vveelcs. Guest speakers at the meetings included men lrom Northern States Power Company and a profes- sor from the University ot Minnesota. A tour was made of WCCO Television Station. l The moderator ot the club is Brother Victor. The zfticers are James Toner, president, Paul Thomas, 'ice president, Joseph Schvvabel, secretary, George vlartin, treasurer, and James Kramlinger, sergeant-at- grms. Physics projects made by the club members include yn atom smasher, a cold cathode X-ray tube, and a ransistor radio. as-f..adl' Don Moulin and George Martin mljusling their atom smasher. ict. 7 Y ' Ta Physics Club First row, left to right: J. Faricy, J. Heron, T, Lunney, P. Thomas, T. Joyce, M. Zerby, L. Maun. Second row: R. Lachenmayer, J. Kramlinger, J, Toner, D. Beste, M. Skwira, T. Hoffman, G. Martin, G. Gamota. Third row: E. Velat, D. Planlcers, J. Schwebel, D. Leonard, J. Whisler, W. Smith, J. Weiss. Fourth row: D. Moulin, H. Reissncr, H, Hocrner, J. Werner, R. Poirer, D. Maguire, M. Cain, Sitzmark Ski Club .T ' qt? 69 Dad's Club First row, left to right: Mr. John Hoffman, Broth- er K. Wilfrid, Mr. Carl Erb. Second row: Mr. Cyril Kliner, Mr. Robert Christensen, Mr. Her- man Fried. Almost every school realizes the importance ot working closely with the parents ot the students. At Cretin, the role ot the Dads' Club has been important since the beginning ot the organization. The main idea ot the club is to make it possible tor the Dad to follow his son's progress during high school. Besides this, the Dads' Club sponsors protects to improve the physical plant. ln recent years, the Dads' Club has paid tor a beautiful hockey rink-the pride ot the varsity. At present they are preparing to contribute to the improving ot the heating plant. Two events that have grown like Topsy are the Father-Son banquet held in December and the Father- Son- Communion, in May. The Dads hold monthly meetings to discuss current school topics and other subiects pertinent to their son's scholastic, physical, and moral development. Experts in various hields ot interest address the Dads trom time to time. The ofticers ot the Organization are: President, Mr. Herman Fried, First Vice-President, Mr: Cyril Bud Kliner, Second Vice-President, Mr. Robert Christensen, Secretary, Ivlr. Carl Erbg and Treasurer, Mr. John Hottman. ll.. Fiflicllz. AIllliUUl'SlIl'y of the Class of ,05. i Alumni Association The Alumni Association is made up ot Cretin' graduates who meet several times a year to reminisce and to induct the new graduating class into the organization. At the Alumni Banquet, held on November 3, l955 at the Saint Paul Hotel, the association elected the 56-57 otticers. Elected were: Edward Van l-loven, President, Robert Geisen- heyner, Vice-President, Jerome Hallaran, Secretary, and James Murphy, Treasurer. The six hundred former graduates enjoyed an excellent meal and later heard an address by Brother J. Raymond, F.SZC. of Saint lvlary's College. Other events include the Stag and the Annual Communion Breakfast. On May 23, l956 the class ot '56 was received into the group. Besides these regular meetings, the individual classes hold their own private reunions to toster plans tor improving their alumni mater. Brother I. Anthony has done a splendid job as moderator ot this li.vely organization. wife in ' ln T940 a forward looking group of Cretin Band parents or- ganized the Auxiliary for the purpose of assisting the band, financially and socially. The group has been extremely active and its members most cooperative. Meetings have been held on the third Monday of each school month beginning in October. Problems of the band are discussed, ways and means of raising money are proiected, and social ac! tivities for the boys are planned. Business meetings are followed by speakers or musical entertainment, and an informal coffee hour helps the membership to become well acquainted. This past year a new idea was introduced when Mr. Veith invited the band boys to a meeting and the exact procedure of a band rehearsal was enacted. The Band Parents has taken upon itself to keep the instru- ments in repair and has purchased many new instruments throughout the years. This year the parents bought four new trombones for the school, and intend to sponsor the band on its annual excursion to Chicago in August. Social events for the boys are sponsored by the parents. The Freshman Mixer in No- vember provides an opportunity for the Freshman boys and par- ents to become acquainted. The Annual Band Dance was held in the Women's City Club in February, at which the band was host to the student body and the Winter Carnival Royalty The Band Banquet was held in May at the Northwood Country Club at which the seniors received their band pins. The Cretin Band Parents has had Brother Lucian for moderator for the past six years. The ofhcers for 55-56 were Mr. C. P. Erb, President, Mrs, l-l. Rossini, Vice-President, Mrs. C. Erb, Second Vice-President, Mrs. D. Thomas, Secretary, Mr, W. Wheelock, Treasurer. Mother's Club First row, left to right: Mrs. Cornelius Holmes, Mrs. Michael Goduto. Second row: Mrs. Harold Vikingstad, Brother William. Missing in picture: Mrs. Walter Cullen. Helping to promote closer relationship between par- ents and faculty and to institute activities conducive to the proper advancement of the school are the chief aims of Cretin's Mothers' Club. Under the leadership of Mrs. M. A. Gocluto, the group has, through its various proiects, given finan- cial asiistance to the school. The Family Fair, held early in November, was the major undertaking of the Mothers this year. The money realized from this successful project was used to help pay for the new fluorescent lighting system which was installed in all the classrooms and the library during the Christmas holidays. Brother William, as moderator, encourages the Mothers toward their goals, and maintains harmony at the meetings. Bancl Auxiliary First row, left to right: Mrs. H. Rossini, Mrs. D. Thomas. Second Row: Mr. C. Erb, Brother Lucian, Mr. W. Wheelock. Loyal BCIIIYIZILS Club members going to mass 4'Opcration Rabbit Trap More pictures for the yearbook? Life everlasting L All bats on the boarcln X Hyevah,' Q., -4' Xl 1 ZHQIRAKDERS K -Pl- Q pq 4 QS SPORTS F' t , l ft ' hg , ' . urs row e to rig t T Alexander, L. McMahon, J. Esslmg, H. J. Routzahn, Co-captains W. Walsh and T. Lacy, M. Kohler, B. Odlong, P. Marcogliese, P. Rosen- b . S d : M. K ' erger econ row nodle' 'l' Heron, B- Z'e9leff -lb MUfPhY, T- Campbell, L. Haugh, T. Sampair, E. Pfoser G. Kliner. Third row: J. Klein R. Poirier, T. Russell J. Z' I , ' - - f , , J. Tfjisrfmlf I-lzgllflffigli-IR'Al1l:ellr'Zch'Flhl?ll:l,n.'nfJs'RT'rMCr?my' J' Mergens' P' F 'eliCF'- F l' 'Wi T' s lll ' S' S d'e ' J' O'R 'l'e' M- Lien M- Murphy, ' ' Y- - - OU 20 H, W. Westermeyer, R. Willinger, F. Prendergast, G. Dauglish, W. Williams, J. Beck Student Manager, M. Leary. Football Hindered throughout the season by various injuries, the '56 edition of the Raider football team placed a mediocre fourth i place with l-3 record in league competition and a 3-4 overall record. Regis Took advantage af long runs and an intercepted pass to defeat Cretin in our first game of the season, 20-O. S.P.A. proved a formidable foe in the second game, but Crefin's power proved too much. In the last five minutes of play, Jack Klein climaxed a seventy-yard drive with a touchdown which put the score at 19-13 and the Randolph Street football title. Concordia became the next team to fall by the wayside as the rampaging Raiders put them away by a score of 32-6. Cretin seemed to have reached its peak in this game. After this however, things didn't fare too well with defeats coming at the hands of De La Salle C21-OJ and St. Thomas L39-63. St. Cloud Cathedral found no mercy in their hearts for our Homecoming celebration by shocking our stalwarts by a score of 33-O. ln spite of an unsuccessful season five Raiders were chosen on the C.C.C. All-Star team. John Routzahn was named to the first string, right guard position, and Tom Alexander, Torn Lacy, Hugh McElroy, and Mike Knodle received honorable mention. Mr. William Walsh Tom and f im stop him cold Crefin C retin Crsfin Crefin Crehn ....., ....... Creiin Crehn. ,,... ....... Dan't ever do that !955-56 SCHEDULE Regis ........ S.P.A. ...,... . Concordia Si. John's.. De La Salle St. Thomas Sf. Cloud... 76 Don't try 1im's end Hey, thafs minef, says Alex Bob on the short pass Tom always likes company on a trip Y 77 W ,,,, ,,,, V Y gn Six more points for Alex l'he Raiders got off to a flying start with five victories in a row fore dropping a hard fought contest to the Harding Knights 63-60. e boys couldn't make up in speed for what they lacked in height and igedness. As a result, they were not able to cope with their arch- als - St. Thomas and De La Salle. During the season Cretin almost upped St. Thomas in their first meeting, but Mike Wright's last minute okshot won the game for the Cadets 42-40. In that game Mark llen led both teams by scoring i6 points. Our lack of height was the important factor in the De La Salle game. e Islander's complete control of the backboards paved the way for impressive 83-55 victory. Cretin bounced right back after these losses by knocking off achanic Arts 57-50 and by outscoring St. Cloud Cathedral 38-32. b new winning streak didn't last long, however. ln fact, only until we et St. Thomas and the D men in the second round. Again it was monstrated that a good little man can't beat a good big man. In the gion three tournament the Raiders squeaked past St. Agnes 49-44, t fell before a torrid St. Thomas five 66-30. Although we had only a l-4 record in C.C.C. competition, good for a rd place finish, Cretin came through with a commendable, over-all grk of ll wins and five loses. This should give one an excellent idea lthe strength of the C.C.C. league. Basketball Mr. Tierney First row. left to right: M. Knodle, J. Bacigolupo, J. Essling, T. Rogers, L. Hough, H. McElroy. Second row: Couch Mr Tiernev J Anner M, Cvllen, B. Pircm, W. Queenon, G. England, T. Mooney, Student Manager P. Leary. f . z fi-Q Su 'TNS CRETIN OPPONENT 50 Washingfon ,... .....,. 4 0 5l Sl. Agnes 7l Central .,,....... 69 University High 52 Monroe ....,..,.. 60 Harding ........ 65 Mechanic Arts 58 Monroe ......... 42 St. Thomas .,,. 55 De La Salle .. 57 Mechanic Arts 38 SL Cloud .4.... 50 Sf. Thomas . 61 Monroe .,... 62 St. Cloud ...,. 53 Harding ,,..... 40 De Lo Salle .. REGION THREE 49 St. Agnes ..... 30 ST. Thomas uunmv- -Q- ' wr--rw QD Larry hits fOr D100 Big men, bad trouble Iumpin ferr First row, left to right: H. McGuigan, W. S A. Raszck, M. Knodle, F. Ziegler. l Mike was tournament champ of '55 mith, C. Vollhaber. Second row: Brother Benedict, Moderator, B. Odlaug, Golf Watch carefully the doings of the linksmen because the team was impressive last year, and this year the entire squad is back. There just might be a championship in the not too distant future -say about May 23. That about summarizes what the situation is on the Raider golf team whi-ch will be seeking the State Catholic school golf championship being held on the Pierz Memorial golf course. A year ago Craig Voll- haber, Bill Smith, Jim Mergens, and Mike Knodle won second place to St. Thomas, and now with a year more experience the trophy seems to be well within reach. Brother Benedict, Moderator, has matches set with De La Salle, St. Thomas, St. Paul Academy, Bethlehem of Faribault, and several of the city public schools. Our arch-rival will be St. Thomas who gave the team two setbacks last year. Besides the four playing in last year's tournament, those making up the team are Bruce Odlaug, Hugh McGuigon, Mike Skwira, Ken Garg, Jerry Wick, and John Kelly. R Z l J H ff n T C bell, J. Sherin J Kem Kneeling, left to right, W. Walsh, Co-captain, Ted Joyce, Coach, J. Goheen, Co-captain. Sirst row: . ieg er, . o ma , . amp D. Enright, J. Forliti, L. McMahon. Second row: J. Murphy, T. Roszak. J. Bandholtz, R. Strutz, M. Kohler. J. Wandmacher, T. McMahon, M. Tschida C Carroll, l.. Ross, J. Beck, D- MO'CliSnl1GUDT. Mr. Ted Joyce Hockey The Cretin puckmen made up for last year's upset at the hands of Blake in the Minnesota Private School Prep Invi- tational Tournament by overpowering the Hillt-oppers 4-2 in the championship game for the coveted trophy. This marks the sixth time in eight years that Cretin has gained the prep invitational crown. Displaying three powerful lines and a tenacious de- fense, the Raiders set back all foes except Edina, whom they tied, and Johnson. The first game against Johnson saw the Eastsiders scoring two goals in the third period to clinch the game at 3-l. ln our second clash three sudden-death overtime periods were required before Johnson could push through the second and winning goal. Led by co-captains John Goheen and Bill Walsh, this year's squad put together a tremendous output of hustle and spirit to compile a record of 27-2-l. John Goheen was leading scorer with Jack Klein second. Another one of the strong points ot the team was the time goal tending iob of Joe Sherin, who had l7 shutouts in 30 games. ln four years ot coaching Tod Joyce has a record which stands at 95 wins, i2 loses, and 3 ties. B? ' ,ff 1 r KRW I1 Another one for the Raiders nh World travellers fClobe-trotlersfl Walsh and Tschida an Y 1 '. 1. sk .lack slaps one home MMF m ' 1 Where is the puck 1 ,as-fx f?-fi.. f g3ff 9?1A i 0 E! :lj Shutout Sheriff, H foe gbes down C N3 ,. ,,....,,f I ,,g' N H I 1 5 X Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Crefin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Crefin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin Cretin 12 Mechanic Arts .. Murray .... ..... Monroe .. Mpls. South ...,. South West ,..,. , Wilson .. ..,.4.. 4, Mechanic Arts .. Washington ...,.. Harding ...,. St. Thomas .... Washington Johnson . .. .. Monroe .... Wilson ,...... Humboldt ,,.... Murray ....... St. Cloud .,..,. St. Thomas So. St, Paul .,.... Johnson .... Humboldt ..., . Harding ,.... Central ..... St. Cloud ..,... So. St. Paul .,... Edina ........, S. P. A. , ,. STATE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Breck ...,.. .. .... ., St. Thomas .. . Blake ,. ,.., .. Hey, whose got it ii' One more for Gunner sv Q ' A e e , , 6 ,-an X 'A' ,, J , I V . 3 4 T -., tx , g P. .T ' .A 'f V E S A at S fimmy will get it It must be in T First row, left to right: A. Gosiak, T. Mooney, M. Lier, M. Kohler. R. Strutz, R, Reider, J. Routzahn, J. Vogelgesang, R..Goblisch, T. Alexander, R. Dannecker. Sect row: D' Plcnkefsf A' We'nbe'9eff M' Cvllen, C- U5elmGV', J. HEFOT1, J. DGMTTIG, T- Lacy, D. Fink, J. Guiliani, J. Essling, W. Walsh, L. Ross, G. Kliner, student manag Baseball This year the Raider baseball team will again be out in quest of The C.C.C. Championship which They shared last year with the De La Salle Islanders. Eight returning lettermen will form The nucleus of the squad. Sparking The infield play willl be Tom Lacy aT The initial sack, Mike Lier covering second, Bob Reider holding down shortstop, and Bill Walsh in The hot corner. Roaming The outfield is Lanny Ross playing left field, Tom Mooney at center field, and Jim Essling in right field. Freshman Dick Strutz and Jack Vogelgesang are handling The Throwing of seniors Bob Goblisch, Tom Alexan- der, iuniors Don Fink, John Guilliani, and freshman Bob Dan- necker. As usual, our main obstacle will be The D men and St. Thomas. Strong pitching on The part of De La Salle and The always sTrong Cadets will no doubt give us Tough battles, but from all indications, the excellent pitching and powerful bats of Cretin had ought to silence all opposition. Making his final appearance as coach of a Cretin team will be William Wee Walsh, long time Athletic Director and head coach of football, basketball, and baseball. 84 Mr. William Walsh L R Ah gggg 4? . Ag , I A, I fix? ,, ff' uf , 5' 'T' 1 .,. ,, X - N Nqr. 'Wi Q, if 14:4 ..,, .-2 HPF: ,,, dz? . ,XVII-f gi, . ff' ,g :. ' v 'Q wwf 23535522 , .R 1 ,V ,,.A N1,,Ll ,:,, k ,,. V ,Q 1 -M TQ., V . W ' '51, ,1 -W 41' mga ffm-'ff-1, xixiiwf si K V ,lg ..,.wruf .. ,. . as 'N Jw Id 'hi , 'R ig: 41 . .45 x . 2 ,, as 'Si 14140 'vihaw flu 'UMM 'll Track Aspiring to reclaim The Minnesota Catholic High School track title which they lost to Lourdes last year, the Cretin thinclads can produce only three returning lettermen to bolster the squad. The adage still goes, however, that where there is a will there is a way. Led by co-captains Terry Sullivan, Bill Rielly, and the other returning letterman Mike Eggleston, the Raiders are expected to be especially powerful in the sprints, low hurdles, and the 880. Charlie Berigan and Bolo Conklin are being heavily counted on to rack up many points in the half mile. Coach Bill Junior Olsen has plans of pitting the Raider cindermen against some distant opposition such as Regis, Shattuck, and St. John's of Collegeville. The Catholic state meet has been changed this year from Collegeville to St. Thomas. Up and over goes Bill . Victory l .., 1 1, F' H ef un 5' 5- Q 'Wifi ,za 1 W' 9 -nn 3 wh 3 if 1 .M Left to right, First row: Mike McCue, Bob Nelson lcaptainl, Jack Haupt, Bob McGown. Second row: Coach Jerry Nevanan, All Moosburger, Bruce Odlaug, Dick Leonard. S I C Not having enough men to compete in many of the events, the Cretin swimming Team found things a little depressing this year. Losing every match, the mermen must have wished at times that they had the reserve strength of the hockey team. Lettermen were Bob Nelson fCaptainl, Bob Conk- lin, Jerry Haigh, Bruce Odlaug, and Dick Leonard. Others making up the team were .lack Haupt, Jim Pos- telwaite, Bob Quinlan, Mike Hryhoryszyn, Malcolm Sunberg, Bob McGowan, and Albert Moosbrugger. The leading scorer was junior Jerry Haigh with 40 points, and next came Bob Conklin with 29 points, Bob Nelson scoring 28 points, and Bruce Odlaug and Dick Leonard getting 24 and 22 points respectively. I'll meet you right here .U A OH like a bird Jerry goes once over lightly ly his First row, left to right: M. Holmes, T. Goduto. F. Van Der Borght, J Benz L Petraselr Second row L Haugh D Thane C Bnsanz T K ng R. Loughrea, Backed by strong singles and doubles, the tennis team seems destined tor another successful season. The tirst singles berth is lbly held down by Larry Hough and second singles by Don 'hone. Both are returnees from last year. Playing third singles is either LeRoy Pancho Petrasek or Charlie Bisanz. In the first loubles spot are Tom King and Bob Loughrea. They are followed my Mark Holmes, Terry Schubert, Tom Goduto and Tom Sampair ilternating on second doubles. Early season games show a good record, but the bulk of the chedule is yet to be played with the State Catholic Tennis Tour- nament coming up on May l7. This is the culmination of the tonths of practice and hard work. A good representation tor he tournament is expected by the Raiders. Brother Alfred, moderator and coach, has arranged many watches for the team with the various public and parochial high chools in St. Paul in preparation for the Tournament. -hinnnnqg. , , f 'iff . ,- ' se, v , ' V Powerful fore hand by Don Junior Varsify . k,4,,,4,,,,,,M,,,,, ,Xuwww 1 5 r 1 1 , 3343 H0x gp'm' ,f 'X ' 2 ' ' 4 I K kai Jggfff . W ,W , x, , ' Junior Varsity . 1-4 Finley drives in Heyf Where is the puck? Shadows of spring L...,,, Y Climaxing eleven years of coaching at Cretin High School, William Wee Walsh will make his final appearance acting in that capa-city when he leads the Raider diamondmen in their quest of the C.C.C. title and state championship. Taking over as Athletic Director in 1945 and relinquishing that position two years ago to Brother Kevin, Wee has coached varsity football and baseball the entire time and had charge of the cagers until '54, In these years the Cretin teams have indeed exemplified themselves, bringing many trophies to the halls of Cretin. Wee has taken a position at Boy's Totum Town, and he can no longer devote full time to his former responsibilities. We at Cretin would like to express our appreciation for all that Mr. Walsh has done in helping to make the Cretin cadet a man. Finding a new football coach of top caliber must have in- deed presented Brother Felix and the board with a perplex- ing problem, however, with the aid of the Holy Spirit it seems that a very splendid person has come to fill in this vacancy. This man is Tom Warner who himself was a Brothers' boy, having graduated from De La Salle, Minneapolis. Concerning the selection, Brother Felix stated, It was difficult for the board to come to a decision because of the many excellent applicants. We feel that Mr. Warner is well qualified for he has teaching, as well as coaching, experi- ence. He knows the teaching system of the Christian Brothers. Although the Class of '56 will have no opportunity to be under the tutorage of Mr. Warner, we would like to wish Tom and the team the best of luck in all their endeavors, and we will be looking forward to seeing the Raider football team in action. nv - Q-.' x X f I W I SQCI A L F Queen Ann 0 G is we Q -9- Hifi-iii f :+: Hf , Qsg ii, E 'T 'O i i 4 Sf 94 L... . 3 i sax ef C be 31 W 9 0 ., D i Q ' +- ,A iiiii .Yr i W O 0 ,.. ,os 2, if G 0 ' F4 0 0 .f' ' U37 0 59 JO X' 'R f W ry crgcir pin I Mu M etMcAI ' Gerry Burke HCJMI ff Cretin's Homecoming Donce on Fridcy, Ocioh 28, marked The opening of o weekend of fest Ties. From 9 PM., more than 350 couples dono To The music of Denny Murphy's Orchestra in ' gczily decorated Crefin gymnasium. Af 10:30, offenfion was focused on The center of the g where Tom Lcicy cmd Tom Alexcmder were corting lovely Ann Picord from The line of con dotes To the Throne where she wos crowned i Homecoming Queen by Joe Rogers, King Bor XIX. ... J Queen ICJMING lxe to an unseasonable snowstorm, the bonfire h was to be held on Saturday was cancelled, 3 0,cl0ck in the mornmg Duane and Sue 55,4 ever, a short, but highly spirited pep rally was I ,Dx in the auditorium. Because of the weather, game was postponed until Tuesday, when we ' Z d to Krush Kathedral in a bitterly fought -est. t.- W ,X 'n Sunday night, a large crowd enioyed the T is 5 'St ic of Joe Nemo and his band at a mixer in ' 'ii' T ' ,s ' lauditorium. The great success of the weekend clue to Brother William and his able assistants s Mary Lou Burg 1 the senior class. , my B Theresa Maglich Colleen Donahue Bar lies 96 f The Marinotes supply the music Junior-Senior Pron Friday night, April 2Oth, over 200 upperclassmen and their dates attended the i956 Junior-Senior Prom at the Lowry Hotel. At 8:30 they started dancing to such current hits as Again , and Moments to Remember , and to all time favorites, Tenderly , and Blue Moon , played by the Marinotes from St. Mary's College. Honored guests were King Boreas, Roxanne Schwope Miss Personality, and the '56 Cretin Homecoming Queen. A new feature in this year's J. S. was sending letters to all the girls schools explaining the Christian principles of S. D. S. CSupply the Demand for the Supply of Modest Formals.l At l2:OO P.M., as the notes ot Sentimental Journey , the theme, died away the couples left for the many eating spots and parties in private homes. The evening of enioy- ment, however, could not have been possible without the hard work of Br-other J. Lucian and the junior class officers who planned the sparkling affair. 1 Q 1 i 1 crux- ' Y Our roving cameraman misses nothing 5 M I 4 Where have I seen you before KM 5 A V 'OtyfX x X fumpin twosome Band Dance Cretin courtesy The tirst formal dance of the school year was held at the Women's City Club on Friday, February 3, l956. This was the annual Band Dance sponsored by the Concert Band. Herman Wenos, President of the Band, was in charge ot arrangements and the music was supplied by Miss Roberta Kay and her band. King Boreas, Wallace L. Boss, and his Royal party were the honored guests of the evening. The heart of the event was topped oft by the Grand March when the students and their dates marched around the floor in a procession typical of the military academy which they represent. Cretin's own quartet, the Ott Chords, sang a few num- bers under the pressure ot repeated requests. As in previous years the Band Dance proved to be a source of entertainment and pleasure tor the students who attended. Ruthie telling all about the leprechauns. 'un-Q i xv X., The wheel May 9Th was a long awaiTed nighT for many CreTin officers. lT was The daTe of The '56 Officers Ball, which was held at The Calhoun Beach Club. Honored guesTs of The evening were: BroTher Felix, BroTher Kevin, The Senior Advisors, Colonel Joseph McCarThy, and Capfain cmd Mrs. John Haugen. AT 6:30 P.M. a Tenderloin sfeak dinner opened The evening's fesTiviTies and was followed by a shorT inTer- mission. Then as Jim Marcus and his band played, all officers and Their daTes proceeded Through a TvvenTy- man sabre arch in The grand march. WiTh CadeT Colonel David Plum showing The way, The officers and Their guesTs Then spenT The remainder of The evening dancing, excepf for a shorT buf precise per- formance by The Crack Drill PlaToon. The greaT success of every phase of The evening was due To The four monThs hard work and planning of Dave Plum, ClayTon Landis, Ron Schaaf, Jerry Luger, and Tony Roszak. s on parade lui Cfficer's Ball The uniform gets them every time I .. wi journey Father-Son Banquet More than TOOO Dads and sons attended the eighteenth annual Father and Son Banquet on Tuesday, December 13. The aFlair again demonstrated the sincere interest the Dads take in the progress of their sons. Following an excellent dinner the fathers and sons sat back to watch ex-Cretinite Tom McNellis present a program of mystitying magic. Next on the agenda were University of Minnesota Football stars, Dick McNa- mara and Bob Rasmussen, and Bob Haugh from St. Thomas College. They provided interesting entertainment by answering questions asked by the audience on athletics and many other subiects. Bob Rasmussen is a graduate ot De La Salle and Bob Hough is from Cretin, class of '55. Not bad service, huh? Thafs my boy The head table Would you like my autograph?,, Soft spoken and easy goin' nk x x i Memories are made of this A I , N 5 My dacfs coat really sends 'ern Conquering the rush hour QQ? QE Traveling Seniors Sitting Bullsv v Gone Fishingv 2 . I . VL,, ff, W, ,Wm , -. if QQ fx f - , 'ff:yW,::i1gf, ' 3 1 W .s ,. Y .. Qi'-5w,Q'i5 K , V 'V 57 h iv f ,X If ff. 3 X, 755 .5 If . if f ' -tiffyle' F' ' 55 7:'iL5 ,- 3 ':'3 3S'iQj4i'f'f e ' How dry I am u 1 oe studying the valancesv I'll meet you right here next year 0 17 VVTDX X xx. 95224, QP X ,Zia 1 7 ,T Mk, SENIOR! President H Terry Sullivan may be best known among underclassmen for his athletic accomplishments, but the seniors all know Tige's by his big smile and 'his willingness to help in any school project. Affable and congenial, Terry has been an advisory officer for four years and a class officer for three years, having assumed the presidency of the class this year. As a four-year member of the football team, Terry developed as a top-grade fullback. In addition, he has been a key men on the Raider track team for four years, running the relays and the medium distances. Clas Terrence M. Sullivan, Vice-President The senior class has recognized the quality of outstanding leadership in the person of Jack Klein, class vice-president. Jack has been a class officer for three years and an advisory officer for four years. This impressive record speaks for itself. As a letterman in both football and hockey, he has shown his sportsman-like conduct and his ability to get along with others. In hockey he played wing on the first line and finished second in the scoring column last season. Jack is a member of the Benildus Club and participates in many other extra- curricular activities. As a senior in military, Jack has attained the rank of second lieutenant and the position of a company commander. Scholastically, Terry is also a good worker, having gained two merit medals. He hopes to finish his education at Notre Dame University. Valedictorian Clasi Climaxing four years of hard work, David Moga finished first in the class and David B. Moga was named Valedictorian. This honor signifies many hours of arduous study and concentration, and Dave may well be proud of his achievement. His outstanding scholarship is also exhibited by the fact that he has won four merit medals and is a two-year member of the National Honor Society. Friendly and unassuming, Dave is always willing to offer a helpful suggestion or assist a classmate with the problems of everyday classwork. He is a good mixer, and, as its leading exponent, has brought Turtle Lake to the world. Active in extra-curriculars, Dave was o member of the Physics Club, Offiicers' Club, Homecoming Committee, and was an editor on the '56 Cretinite staff. Officers Secretary Enthusiastic and energetic, Louie Bader is known as The Great Organizer by his classmates. During his four years, Lou has been one of the more active members of our class. As a participant in Junior Achievement of St. Paul, L-ou has won several awards and scholarships for his eftort. His qualities of leadership are evident, for he has been an advisory officer for four years and a class officer for the last two years. As a senior, Lou was general chairman of the Homecoming committee, con- tributing significantly to the success of that aftair. Heading the Cheerleaders, Lou became known as Mister School Spirit to his fellow Cretinites. Louis G. Bader X . Treasurer George Hebaus, treasurer of this year's senior class, is the quiet, level-headed type. He is known throughout the school as a persistent worker who has set high goals for himself. An advisory olticer for two years, George was elected as a class otticer last year. Since that time he was chosen by the faculty to hold the rank of lieutenant- colonel in the ROTC corps here at Cretin. He is also commander of the second platoon crack drill unit. As a junior, his meritorious service and leadership garnered for him a Chicago Tribune award. George is our intellectual giant. Naturally, he has won four merit medals while maintaing a 94W average during his four years at Cretin. He is also a two-year member of the National Honor Society and has won several awards for excellence Leaders in Latin translation. George G. Hebaus Scilutcitorian A close second in the race for top scholastic honors in the class of i956 is quiet, easy-going John Beck. John has succeeded in combining athletics and scholastics in such a way that he has excelled in both, while letting neither interfere with the other. He has won four merit medals during his sojourn at Cretin, and, recognizing his ability and acknowledging his effort, the faculty made him a two-year member of the National Honor Society. While participating on the varsity hockey and foot- ball teams, John was always impressive with his methodical and driving play. John T. Beck BF' Dick RICHARD B. ALBACHTEN CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Parish: Nativity Chico THOMAS D. ALEXANDER CADET MASTER SERGEANT Baseball B '53, A '56, Football B 153, '54, A '56, Parish: St. John '56 Raiders 'iPunky', JOHN J. BANDHOLZ CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT Baseball B '53, Football B '53, '54, Hockey B '54, A '55, '56, Basketball B '53, Merit Medal '55, '56, Benildus Club '56, N.H.S. '56. Parish: St. Matthew 'IO6 Bear LAWRENCE J. BAUER CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Concert Band '53, '54, Choristers '53, '54, '55, '56, Camera Club '53, Dramatics '53, '54, Adv. Ofiicer '53, '54, '55, '56, Parish: Holy Spirit :cL0u:9 LOUIS G. BADER CADET FlRST LIEUTENANT Track '53, '54, '55, Crack Drill '. Debate '56, Cheerleaders '55, 'f Officers' Club '56, Homecoming Ca mittee '55, '56, Adv. Officer '53, 'l '55, '56, Class Officer '55, '56. l Parish: St. Luke lack JOHN M. BEARTH CADET MASTER SERGEANT Parish: St. Bernard cclohnv JOHN T. BECK CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT nb.-,nl A '55, Hockey AH '55, +, Hockey B '54, Merit Medal 1, '54, '55, '56, N.H.S. '55, '56. rish: Blessed Sacrament l ccjvornv THOMAS A. BIGELBACH CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT P. '54, '55, Camera Club '54, '55, 5, Officers' Club '56, Homecoming mmittee '56. rish: St. Mark Chucky CHARLES M. BERIGAN CADET MASTER SERGEANT Track '56, Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, '56, Benildus Club '56, Chemistry Club '56, N.H.S. '56. Parish: St. Helena 'Rv Shibuya MICHAEL BERNIER CADET SERGEANT Parish: Holy Spirit '56 Raiders Q ' Charlie,' CHARLES F. BISANZ CADET CAPTAIN Tennis '56, Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, '56, Benildus Club '56, Debate '55, Choristers '54, '55, '56, Comment '54, Cretinite '55, '56, Dramatics '53, '54, '55, '56, Cheerleaders '55, '56, Ofiicers' Club '56, Homecoming Committee '56, N.H.S. '56, Parish: Holy Spirit H, Dave DAVID BONNETT CADET MASTER SERGEANT Concert Band '53. Parish: Assumption I I i l l i D. Boy DANIEL R. BROTT CADET MASTER SERGEANT Track '54, Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, Benildus Club '56, Cheerleaders '56, Homecoming Com- mittee '56, Adv. Oiticer '53, '54, 55. Parish: Holy Childhood emma' THOMAS G. BURKE CADET MASTER SERGEANT Track '56, M.P. '54, Frosh. Physical '53, Rifle Cal. '54, C.S.M.C. '53, '54, '55, Leadership Club '53. Parish: Holy Spirit T08 L.,.g,,, Nw ,Ad , , A-, f f Kilim? JAMES M. BROWN CADET CAPTAIN Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, Benildus Club '56, Officers' Club '56. Parish: St. Francis 3. :ann Q! CSByr0n99 PHILIP B. BYRNE CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Physics Club '56, Benildus Club '56, Choristers '56, Dramatics '56. Parish: Holy Spirit 6610675 JOSEPH M. BUCHMEIER CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT Merit Medal '55, Benildus Club ' Choristers '55, '56. l Parish: St. Francis l 6:BuZ99 PATRICK H. CALLAHAN CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT Football B '54, Tennis '54, Cro Drill '55, '56, Frosh. Physical '- '54, Merit Medal '53, '55, Benila Club '56, Choristers '54, '55, '. Dramatics '54, '55, '56, Office Club '56, Leadership Club '. Homecoming Committee '56. Parish: St. Luke 'idk 391' N Gunner 1 THOMAS J. CAMPBELL ' CADET MAJOR eball A '56, B '54, Football 55, '56, B '54, Hockey A t 56, B '53, '54, Merit Medal '54, '56, C.S.M.C. '53, '54, '55, V Apos. of Prayer '54, Olificers' D '56, Homecoming Committee ish: Nativity 1 idler!! JEROME V. CLYSDALE CADET MASTER SERGEANT 'it Medal '53, '55, '56, C.S.M.C. r Apos. of Prayer '56, Cretinite Physics Club '55. ish: St. Mark Straino TERRENCE CAPISTRANT CADET MASTER SERGEANT' Frosh. Physical '53, Benildus Club '56, Homecoming Committee '56, Merit Medal '55, Chemistry Club '56. Parish: St. Columba Phil JAMES P. COLLINS CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT Merit Medal '53, '55, Concert Band '53, '54, '55, '56, Dramatics '56, Oftiicers' Club '56, Physics Club '55. Parish: St. Luke Studs GUY P. CHOPSKIE CADET MASTER SERGEANT Concert Band '53, '54, '55, '56. Parish: St. Columbo cccarv GARY J. CONORYEA CADET MASTER SERGEANT M.P. '54, '55, Camera Club '53, '54 Parish: St. Pascal Baylon 'IO9 G6ItCh7i JEROME P. CRANE CADET SERGEANT ,,Sadie,, MT0m,, Parish: Nativity RONALD L. COPELAND CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Track '53, '54, M.P. '53, '54, Parish: St. Matthew THOMAS M. CORKLE CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Parish: St. Agnes '56 Raiders Wierd0,, MARK A. CULLEN CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Basketball A '54, '55, '56, Basket- ball B '53. Parish: St. Luke 'll0 c:Harni99 GEORGE J. CUNNINGHAM CADET MASTER SERGEANT Benildus Club '56, Choristers '53, '54, '55, '56. Parish: Immaculate Heart of Mary GiD0g3s!, GEORGE F. DALGLISH CADET MASTER SERGEANT Football '56. Parish: St. Matthew Haig Edu EDWARD DE LA HUNT 1 CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT ltball B '53, '54, swimming '53, '55, M.P. '54, '55, Neatest let '53, Benildus Club '56, Cam- Club '53, Choristers '53, '54, cers' Club '56. ish: Nativity if Dills RICHARD W. DILLON CADET CAPTAIN lball B '53, Track '55, '56, De- : '56, Cretinite '56, Leadership J '53, '54, '55, OHicers' Club '56, '. Officer '53. sh: St. John l l CCDenLS!, FRANK T. DEMMA CADET MASTER SERGEANT Baseball B '53, '54, Frosh. Physical '53, Merit Medal '53, '55, C.S.M.C. '53, '54, Benildus Club '56, Adv. Officer '54, '55, 56i Parish: St. Patrick 65DagO?5 DOMINIC A. DI IOIA CADET MASTER SERGEANT Benildus Club '56. Parish: St. James '56 Raiders Cosmo JAMES W. DIXON CADET MASTER SERGEANT Football B '53, Swimming '53, 54, '54, Track '53, '54,RifIe Team '53, Dramatics '54, Adv. Officer '53. Parish: St. Francis Hlacku JOHN DONAHE CADET MASTER SERGEANT Track '53. Parish: St. Bernard CGDZLIJSU NORMAN J. DUPRE CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT Swimming '53, Hockey B '54, Frosh. Physical '53, Rhythm Raiders '54, '55, '56, C.S.M.C. '53, Concert Band '53, Dramatics '54, Olificers' Club '56. Parish: St. Patrick Elder THOMAS c. ELDREDGE CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS M.P. '54, '55, Apos. of Prayer '53, '54, Comment '55, Drqmatics '53, '54, Homecoming Committee '56. Parish: St. Luke 'l'l2 Swamp Boy MICHAEL A. EGGLESTON CADET MASTER SERGEANT Track '53, '54, '55, '56, Crack Drill '56, M.P. '54, Merit Medal '53, '56, C.S.M.C. '53, '54, '55, Benildus Club '56, Apos. of Prayer '54, Cretinite '53, Dramatics '54, Chemistry Club '56, Adv. OHicer '53. Parish: Holy Spirit G5Den97 DENNIS J. ENRIGHT CADET MASTER SERGEANT Football B '54, Hockey A '55, '56, B '54, Frosh. Physical '53, C.S.M.C. '54, '55, Apos. of Prayer '55, Class Officer '56, Pipe and Der- by '53, '54, '55, Parish: St. Columbo 6:10699 FRANCIS J. EICHINGER CADET MASTER SERGEANT Concert Band '54, '55, '56. Parish: Nativity Pancho,' CARL P. ERB CADET MASTER SERGEANT C.S.M.C. '52, '53, Benildus Club '51 Apos. of Prayer '53, Band '52, '51 '54, '55, Homecoming Committe '56, Parish: Holy Spirit , Q 'S 5'fv?l'!,m4l, 'li Q 'B 'K V 'I ' ic W Y Fritz FREDERIC G. ERNST CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT 'ack '53, '54, '55, '56, Merit Medal 4, '55, '56, Benildus Club '56, Ofii- ers' Club '56, Adv. Officer '56, .H.S. '56. xrish: St. Matthew ' 6,,6 0 HROIIH RONALD F. FISCHER CADET MAJOR ack Drill '55, '56, Neatest Cadet 4, Color Guard '55, Frosh. Physical 3, Rifle Cal. '54, C.S.M.C. '53, gas. of Prayer '53, Officers' Club rish: Holy Spirit HEISSQQ JAMES M. ESSLING CADET MASTER SERGEANT Baseball A '56, B '54, Football A '55, '56, B '53, '54, Basket- ball A '55, '56, B '53, '54, Benildus Club '56, Adv. Officer '53, '54, '55, '56. Parish: St. Mark filer!! JEROME M. FRIED CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL Crack Drill '55, '56, Neatest Cadet '54, Color Guard '55, Rifle Cal. '54, Apos. of Prayer '53, '54, Officers' Club '56, Homecoming Committee '56. Parish: Nativity '6Milz MILTON S. EVENSON CADET CAPTAIN Rhythm Raiders '56, C.S.M.C. '55 '56, Concert Band '53, '54, '55, '56 Cretinite '56, Dramatics '54, '55 '56, Officers' Club '56. Parish: St. Bernard is--. Frals PAUL J. FROEHLICH CADET MASTER SERGEANT A Football '56, Cretinite '56, Benildus Club '56. Parish: Holy Spirit 113 A--Q.. 66B0b97 ROBERT J. GEHRMANN CADET MASTER SERGEANT Rifle Cal. '53. isters ,56 Parish: Transfiguration CGlirn99 JAMES R. GAERTNER CADET MASTER SERGEANT Track '55, Benildus Club '56, Chor- Parish: St. Francis '56 Raiders 4: - as :cDick:9 ,INTL LOWELI. J. GERVAIS . RICEQEIET LdAi5i?LNER CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT 152, 153, 154: Neafest Ca- V 55, ,565 BSDIICJUS det '54, Merit Medal '52, '53, '54, I I '55, Benildus Club '55, Choristers Cers Club 56' '52, '53, Cretinite '55, Dramatics '55, Officers' Club '55, Adv. Officer '54, N.H.S. '56. Parish: Nativity Parish: Blessed Sacrament 'I4 Concert Band '53, '54, '55, '56, Offi- 6610679 JOSEPH J. GERMSCHEID CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT C.S.M.C. '53, Benildus Club Camera Club '54, '55, '56, Comn '55, '56, Chess Club '53, Om! Club '56, Chemistry Club '53, '56, Physics Club '55, Parish: Holy Spirit Chuck CHARLES O. GOBLE CADET CAPTAIN Track '54, Crack Drill '55, '56, Cal. '54, C.S.M.C. '54, Benildus '56, Apos. of Prayer '55, '56, tinite '56, Otticers' Club '56, H: coming Committee '56, Chem Club '56. Parish: St. Leo ccB0b99 ROBERT F. GOBLISCH CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT -seball B '53, A '55, '56, Foot- ll B '53, A '56, Basketball '55, 56, B '53, Officers' Club v, Adv. Officer '52, '53, '54, fish: St. Francis Grads DENNIS J. GREELEY EADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS vtball B '53, Chess Club '55, J. Ofiicer '53, 'ish: St. Jude M -as l0hn,, '4Go.si JOHN E- GOHEEN ALAN J. GOSIAK CADET MASTER SERGEANT Baseball A '56, B '52, Hocke B '53, Benildus Club '56. CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT Baseball A '56, Hockey A '55, '56, B '53, '54, Benildus Club '56, Apos. of Prayer '53, '54, '55, Home- Parish: SL Cecilia coming Committee '56, Parish: Nativity '56 Raiders 'nv-7' i Graft, 'gCrubes J. MICHAEL GRIFFEN ROBERT P- GRUBER CADET MASTER SERGEANT CADET PRIVATE Chess Club '56. Parish: St. Stanislaus Parish: Nativity 4 6fHag055 WAYNE F. HAAG CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL Crack Drill '56, Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, '56, Benildus Club '56, Camera Club '54, '55, '56, Cretinite '56, Ofticers' Club '56, Chemistry Club '56, Adv. Officer '55, N.H.S. '56, Parish: Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary 5 6cUnC99 GEORGE G. HEBAUS CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL Crack Drill '54, '55, Neatest Cadet '54, Merit Medal '52, '53, '54, '55, Benildus Club '55, Chemistry Club '55, Adv. Officer '54, '55, Class Ofli- cer '55, N.H.S. '55, '56, Parish: St. Francis 116 CKMOHSQ JOHN J. HARRIGAN CADET MASTER SERGEANT Swimming '52, Track '53, M.P. '53, Frosh. Physical '52, C.S.M.C. '52, '53, Concert Band '52, Cretinite '53, Comment '54, '55, Camera Club '53, Homecoming Committee '55. Parish: Nativity 'Si gs Windish', ROGER P. HEINISCH CADET MASTER SERGEANT Football A '55, '56, B '53, '54, Merit Medal '53, C.S.M.C. '53, '54, Benildus Club '56, Homecoming Committee '56, Chemistry Club '56, Parish: Nativity v Mjimii JAMES G. HAUWILLER CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Frosh. Physical '53 Parish: Sacred Heart 66T0,n95 THOMAS G. HINIKER CADET MASTER SERGEANT Football B '53, '54, Merit Me '53, C.S.M.C. '53, Benildus Club ' Homecoming Committee '56, A Officer '53, Physics Club '55. Parish: Nativity CCHOHH-7, JOHN F. HOFFMAN CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT tckey A '56, B '54, Merit Edal '53, '55, '56, Rifle Cal. '54, , C.S.M.C. '53, Benildus Club '56, nos. of Prayer '53, '54, Camera Jb '53, '54, N.H.S. '56. rish: St. Mark T Little Hoff, FRANCIS J. HUNN CADET MASTER SERGEANT Ie Team '55, Frosh. Physical '53, irit Medal '53, '54, '55, '56, Chem- ty Club '56. rish: St. Casimir ffpogoii ALAN J. HOLM CADET MASTER SERGEANT Merit Medal '54, Benildus Club '56, Debate '56, Choristers '53, '54, '55, Dramatics '55, '56, Chess Club '53, '54, '55, Homecoming Committee '56. Parish: Holy Spirit r . my A .ui . f, . .5 if CGB0ne77 THOMAS E. HUNTLEY CADET CAPTAlN Basketball B '53, '54,, A '55, Track '54, Crack Drill '55, '56, Neat- est Cadet '53, Color Guard '55, Rifle Cal. '54, Benildus Club '56, Apos. of Prayer '55, '56, Comment '55, '56, Cretinite '56, Dramatics '56, Officers' Club '56, Chemistry Club '56. Parish: St. Leo X Psuerlo', MARK W. HOLMES CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT Tennis '56, Merit Medal '53, '55, '56, Rifle Cal. '54, Physics Club '55, Apos. of Prayer '56, Comment '54, '55, '56, Dramatics '54, '55, '56, N.H.S. '56. Parish: St. Leo Gitlaken GORDON W. JACOBSON CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Merit Medal '55, Benildus Club '56 Parish: Nativity ll7 I 551009, lCKaiz97 JOHN L. JORISSEN JOSEPH P. KAISER CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Homecoming Committee '56. Merit Medal '53, Homecoming Com- Parish: St. Luke mittee '56. '56 Raiders Keenan Kelli, THOMAS P. KEENAN JOHN F. KELLY CADET PRIVATE CADET MASTER SERGEANT Homecoming Committee '56. Football A '56, Swimming '56, Parish: St. Luke Basketball B '54, Golf '53, '54 '55, '56, C.S.M.C. '53, '54, Home: coming Committee '56. Parish: St. John Vianney 'IIS ccgobn ROBERT E. KAPOUN CADET CAPTAIN Crack Drill '55, '56, Merit Medal 'E '55, '56, Choristers '54, Oftice Club '56, N.H.S. '56. Parish: St. Stanislaus CGRex73 D. THOMAS KING CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT Tennis '56, Merit Medal '53, '54, ' '56, Physics Club '55, Benildus C '56, Camera Club '54, '55, Cc ment '54, '55, '56. Parish: St. Michael .awww-m...m QUE. Skin.ski THOMAS J. KINNEY CADET MASTER SERGEANT e Team '54, '55, '56, Homecom- Committee '56. 'ishz Nativity l Pinto ' GREGORY T. KLINER f CADET MASTER SERGEANT tball A '55, '56, B '53, '54: key B '54, C.S.M.C. '53, Benil- Club '56, Apos. of Prayer '53, Homecoming Committee '56, mistry Club '56, Adv. Officer '53, l 155. lish: St. Luke Frank JOHN D. KLEIN CADET MASTER SERGEANT Football B '53, '54, A '55, '56, Hockey B '53, '54, A '55, '56, Merit Medal '53, Benildus Club '56, S ' s.. 66Pat77 JOHN P. KLETT CADET MASTER SERGEANT Benildus Club '56, Apos. of Prayer '56, Choristers '56, Cretinite '56, Homecoming Committee '56. Leadership Club '53, Adv. Officer PUfiSh1Nf1fivifY '53, '54, '55, '56, Class Officer '53, '54, '55, '56. Parish: St. Mark '56 Raiders CC-Ace!! MICHAEL T. KNODLE CADET MASTER SERGEANT Baseball B '53, '54, Football A '55, '56, B '53, '54, Basketball A '55, '56, B '53, '54, Golf '55, '56, Frosh. Physical 53, Rifle Cal. '54, C.S.M.C. '53, '54, Choristers '53, Leadership Club '54, Adv. Officer Q '53, '54, '55, '56. Parish: St. Joseph 6CM0e97 MARCEL M. KOHLER CADET MASTER SERGEANT Baseball A '55, '56, Football A '56, Hockey A '56, Benildus Club '56. Parish: St. Mary of the Lake 119 65.167493 GERALD J. KOLAR CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT Track '55, '56, Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, '56, Camera Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Dramatics '54, '55, '56. Parish: Nativity Cisc0v JAHN T. KOLAR CADET MASTER SERGEANT Concert Band '53, '54, '55, '56, Homecoming Committee '56. Parish: St. Stanislaus ,fix Kram THOMAS L. KRAMLINGER CADET CAPTAIN Neatest Cadet '54, Merit Medal '5 '54, '55, '56, C.S.M.C. '56, Benildi Club '56, Debate '56, Choristers '5 '56, Dramatics '56, Officers' Club '5 N.H.S. '56. Parish: St. Bernard ccjinlss JAMES C. KRANZ CADET CAPTAIN Crack Drill '56, M.P. '54, '55, Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, '56, Benildus Club '56, Camera Club '53, '54, '55, Ofticers' Club '56, Chemistry Club '56, N.H.S. '55, '56. Parish: St. Adalbert 120 uHank,, HENRY F. KREMER CADET MASTER SERGEANT Merit Medal '53,'55. Parish: St. John Vianney gf!---M, C6Lee99 LEE L. LA BORE CADET MAJOR Frosh. Physical '53, Merit Medal '5 C.S.M.C. '53, Apos. of Prayer '5 Concert Band '53, '54, '55, '5 Comment '55, '56, Dramatics '5 '55, '56, Omcers' Club '56, Hom coming Committee '56. Parish: St. Peter 6fFil9! JAMES P. LACROIX CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS 'arish: St. Louis 'im' Lars RAYMOND D. LARSON CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS calf '53, '54, Camera Club '53, '54, Irish: Holy Childhood Lacey THOMAS R. LACY CADET MASTER SERGEANT Baseball A '54, '55, '56, B '53 Football A '54, '55, '56, Basket- ball A '56, Merit Medal '54, '55 Leadership Club '55. Parish: Holy Spirit 4 .. Stabby MICHAEL J. LASH CADET SERGEANT Football B '54, C.S.M.C. '56, Ben ildus Club '56, Homecoming Com mittee '56. Parish: Holy Childhood 'US 7 ffclayfi CLAYTON A. LANDIS CADET MAJOR Baseball A '55, '56, Crack Drill '55, '56, Color Guard '55, Frosh. Physical '53, Merit Medal '54, '55, C.S.M.C. '56, Benildus Club '56, Cre- tinite '56, Officers' Club '56, Home- coming Committee '56, Physics Club '55. Parish: St. Cecilia 66B0b99 ROBERT J. LAVALLE CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS M.P. 55, Neatest Cadet '54, Merit Medal '53, C.S.M.C. '55. Parish: St, Luke I2'I E6Lee99 QP.-L73 CLIFFORD L. LEACOCK PATRICK J, LEARY CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT Baseball B '54, Hockey B '54, Merit Medal '54, Benildus Club '56, Co-Ed. Cretinite '56, Cheerleaders CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Baseball B '53, Rifle Team '54, '55, Frosh. Physical '53, Rifle Cal. '54, '55, C.S.M.C. '53, '54, Homecoming Commilfee '56- '56, Officers' Club '56, Homecoming PGYISIIZ Sf- MiCl1Gel Committee '56, Adv. Officer '53, '54, '55, '56, N.H.S. '56. '56 Raiders ggTyke,, C6B0b9! MICHAEL A. LEIER ROBERT L- LIESER CADET MASTER SERGEANT CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT Baseball A '54, '55, '56, s '53, Ofiicers' Club '56- Football A '56, B '54, Parish: Holy Spirit Parish: St, Luke Bill WILLIAM D. I.EDUC CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT Track '55, '56, Crack Drill '56, A1 '54, '55, Merit Medal '53, '55, Bd due Club '56, Debate '55, '56, C tinite '56, Officers' Club '56, Chi istry Club '56. Parish: St. Luke L0cks,' ROBERT J. LOUGHREA CADET MASTER SERGEANT Parish: St. Michael T' aB8l'l1i8,, BERNARD J. LUGER CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT rball B '54, C.S.M.C. '53 '55, '55, senaldus Club '55, omf ' Club '56, Adv. Officer '53, '54, '56. ish: St. Peter Big M amoov DAVID J. MAHMOOD CADET CAPTAIN .M.C. '56, Benildus Club '56, De- e '55, '56, Officers' Club '56. 'ishr St. Anne . Ws. tb lCLulgs,, JEROME R. LUGER CADET MAJOR Crack Drill '55, '56, Merit Medal '53, Benildus Club '56, Apos. of Prayer '54, '55, '56, Cretinite '56, Officers' Club '56, Homecoming Committee '56, Adv. Officer '56, Physics Club '55 Parish: St. Peter Siler!! GERALD M. lUND CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS V Swimming '53, '54, '55, '56, Foot ball B '53, Frosh. Physical '53 Baseball B '54. Parish: St. Columbo '56 Raiders X Skokiaan,' Marty PATRICK C. MARCOGLIESE CADET MASTER SERGEANT Football A '55, '56, Track '55, '56: Neatest Cadet '53, '54, Adv. Officer '53. Parish: St. Ambrose RICHARD J. MARTINSON CADET MASTER SERGEANT Baseball B '54. Parish: St. Luke 123 V ffoiclac RICHARD D. MARTY CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS C.S.M.C. '56, Chess Club '55. Parish: St. James F Bo0ties,' JOHN G. MATT CADET MASTER SERGEANT Benildus Club '56, Apos. of Prayer '53, '54, '55, Choristers '54, '55, '56, Cretinite '56, Radio Club '55, '56. Parish: Nativity I 'I24 f'Mi1ff MICHAEL J. MARZITELLI CADET MASTER SERGEANT M.P. '54, Debate '56, Chemistry Club '56 Paliish: St. And rew Otto JOHN P. MATTOCKS CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS C.S.M.C. '56, Benildus Club '56, Apos. of Prayer '55, Parish: St. Mark Cijirnii JAMES T. MASTERS l CADET PRIVATE l Frosh. Physical '53, Concert l '53 Parish: Sf. Mary of the Lake it gcM0llS,, THOMAS W. MAURER CADET MAJOR Baseball A '53, '54, '56, Basl ball A '55, B '53, '54, Fr Physical '53, Rifle Cal. '54, C.S.Ij '53, Benildus Club '56, Apos. Prayer, Leadership Club '53, ' Officers' Club '56, Homecoming Ca mittee '56, Adv. Officer '53, '54, ' '56, Class Officer '54. Parish: St. Agnes fCSlim57 JOHN J. MAYERS CADET MASTER SERGEANT '54, Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, C.S.M.C. '53, '54, Physics Club sh: Corpus Christi cGMax:9 LAWRENCE R. MCEVOY CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT it Medal '53, '54, '55, '56i PIWYS' Club '55, Benildus Club '56, Com- it '54, '55, '56, Cretinite Ed. '56, cers' Club '56, Homecoming Com 'ee '56, Chemistry Club '56, .S. '56. ish: St. Luke Rabbits MICHAEL A. McCUE CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Swimming '56. Parish: St. Luke Clem,' TERRENCE C. MCKNIGHT CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT Benildus Club '56, Apos. of Prayer '53, '54, '55, '56, Comment '54, '55, '56, Physics Club '55. Parish: St. Mary of the Lake I C6MaC97 HUGH C. MCELROY CADET CAPTAIN Baseball B '53, '54, Football B '53, '54, A '55, '56, Basketball B '53, '54, A '55, '56, Frosh. Physical '53, Benildus Club '56, Leadership Club '54, Officers' Club '56, Homecoming Committee '56, Adv. Officer '53, '54, '55, Class Om- cer '54. Parish: St. Mark ,fha 'Wx c:Macv THOMAS J. McLEOD CADET MASTER SERGEANT Parish: Nativity ccMac57 JOHN B. McMULLEN CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT Merit Medal '55, Benildus Club '56, Concert Band '53, '54, '55, '56, De- bate '53, Comment '55, '56, Radio Club '54, '55, '56, Officers' Club '56, Chemistry Club '56, Physics Club '55, Parish: Nativity u0llie,, ROBERT J. McMAHON CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Rifle Cal. '54, Benildus Club '56, Parish: St. Mark P I '56 Raiders Bible Men ROY G. MERSCH JOHN M. MERTENS CADET SERGEANT CADET MASTER SERGEANT Parish: St. Francis Hockey '54, Rifle Club '54, M.P. '54, '55, '56, C.S.M.C. '54, '55, Chorlsters '53, Cretinite '56, Homecoming Com- mittee '56, Parish: Holy Spirit T26 66T0m77 THOMAS J. MEISINGER CADET SERGEANT Football B '54, Hockey A Neatest Cadet '53, Frosh. Phys '53, Merit Medal '53, '54, Apos Prayer '55, Leadership Club '54. Parish: St. Matthew l Gllimii JAMES G. MEYER CADET MASTER SERGEANT Rifle Team '55, Merit Medal Homecoming Committee '56, Parish: St. Agnes Gljackii JOHN J. MIDDLESTAEDT CADET CAPTAIN lit Medal '53, C.S.M.C. '54, Benil- Club '56p Officers' Club '56, 1ecoming Committee '56. sh: Nativity We-. L t I 6EM0gS99 DAVID B. MOGA CADET MAJOR sh. Physical '53, Merit Medal '53, , '55, '56, Benildus Club '56, Cre- te '56, Officers' Club '56, Home- ting Committee '56, Adv. Officer :Physics Club '55, N.H.S. '55, '56. ish: St. Rose of Lima uRed93 RICHARD G. MILER CADET MASTER SERGEANT Benildus Club '56. Parish: St. Francis Krautv DONALD J. MOCKENHAUPT CADET CAPTAIN Baseball B '53, '54, Football A '55, '56, Football B '54, Hockey A '56, B '54, Frosh Physical '53, C.S.M.C. '55, Benildus Club '56, Apos. of Prayer '55, '56, Leadership Club '54, Ofilicers' Club '56, Home- coming Committee '56, Adv. Officer '53, '54, '56. Parish: St. Mark '56 Raiders is 'gt s,i, 6cL'P.97 LAWRENCE P. MONNENS CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT M.P. '54, Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, '56, Benildus Club '56, Comment '55, Coed. Cretinite '56, Officers' Club '56, Physics Club '55, N.H.S. '55, '56. Parish: St. Michael ccR0d99 RONALD N. MONROE CADET MASTER SERGEANT Rifle Team '56, Homecoming Com mittee '56, Physics Club '55, Chemis try Club '56. Parish: Holy Spirit 127 4:1677-yes GERALD J. MONSON CADET MASTER SERGEANT Frosh. Physical '53, '54, Merit Medal '53, '54, C.S.M.C. '53, '54, '55, Benil- dus Club '56, Choristers '53, '54, Homecoming Committee '56. Parish: Holy Spirit Motsch JAMES J. MOTSCHENBACHER CADET FIRST LlEUTENANT M.P. '54, '55, Choristers '53, Officers' Club '56. Parish: Holy Spirit GCDuke79 THOMAS M. MOONEY CADET MASTER SERGEANT Baseball A '55, '56, B '53, '54 Basketball A '55, '56, B '53, '54 Merit Medal '53, C.S.M.C. '55, Benil dus Club '55, Leadership Club '55 N.H.S. '56. Parish: Nativity 5cM0v97 DONALD R. MULVIHILL CADET MASTER SERGEANT Track '56, Benildus Club '56, Home- coming Committee '56. Parish: St. Michael TIG' CCTerry?9 TERRENCE J. MOORE CADET MASTER SERGEANT Parish: St. John Cabanna THOMAS J. MURPHY CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Football A '55, '56, B '54, Fro Physical '53, C.S.M.C. '53, '54, ' '56, Benildus Club '56, Chorist '53, Camera Club '53, Chess C '53, '54, Adv. OFFlcer '53, '54, ' '56. Parish: Holy Spirit 'N ' 'iNecls', WILLIAM E. NADEAU TADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS key B '53, '54, Frosh. Physical Benildus Club '56, Homecoming nmittee '56. ish: St. Columba Saleh-Mo GERALD F. O'ROURKE CADET MASTER SERGEANT tball '56, Basketball B '53, '54, ildus Club '56, Choristers '55, Homecoming Committee '56, '. Officer '54. ish: Sl. Mark GCRip,, ROBERT C. NELSON CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Swimming '53, '54, '55, '56, Frosh. Physical '53, C.S.M.C. '55, Benildus Club '56, Apos. of Prayer '54, '55, Leadership Club '54, Homecoming Committee '56, Adv. Ofilicer '53, '54, '55, '56. Parish: St. Andrew Ciostyw DONALD E. OSTERTAG CADET MASTER SERGEANT Baseball '56, Football '55, '56, B' '54, Track '55, Merit Medal '54, Parish: St. Peter Hfjalsv JOSEPH T. O'NElLL CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS M.P. '54, Parish: St. Columba 6510659 JOSEPH W. PARNELL CADET MASTER SERGEANT Parish: St. Mark :cMike9! MICHAEL J. PERRY CADET MASTER SERGEANT Track '56, Benildus Club '56, Home- coming Committee '56. Parish: St. Michael ,gs N spew ROBERT D. PETERSON CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Benildus Club '56, Camera Club '53. Parish: St. Patrick '56 Raiders 3 5GFif-e9, JOHN PHILLIPPI CADET MASTER SERGEANT M.P. '54, Merit Medal '55, Home- coming Committee '56, Parish: Nativity 130 GCDaUe7, DAVID M. PLUM CADET COLONEL Track '53, Crack Drill '55, '56, Neat- est Cadet '55, Merit Medal '53, '54, '56, Benildus Club '56, Debate '53, '55, '56, Cretinite '56, Cheerleaders '56, OFficers' Club '56, Homecoming Committee '56, Adv. Officer '55, '56, N.H.S. '56. Parish: St. Francis P0oclgie', LEROY S. PETRASEK CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLAS Baseball B '53, '54, Football '54, Tennis '56, Dramatics '56, Parish: St. Matthew i l i l P0nch0', GERALD J. POMAHATCH CADET MASTER SERGEANT Frosh. Physical '53, Rifle Club C.S.M.C. '53, Homecoming Com tee '56, Parish: St. Cecilia GGRed7s77 THOMAS E. REDING CADET MASTER SERGEANT ncert Band '53, .'54, '55, '56. Erish: St. Columba 6tB0b79 ROBERT J. REID CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS seboll B '54, Merit Medal '53, 1, '55, '56, Physics Club '55, Benil- s Club '56, Comment '55, '56, adership Club '53, Homecoming mmittee '56, Chemistry Club '56, lv. Ofllicer '53, '54, '55, N.H.S. '55, x rish: St. Joseph Peter A. PETER A. REDPATH CADET PRIVATE Choristers '56, Dramatics '56. Parish: St. Luke S6B0b97 ROBERT B. REGAL CADET CAPTAIN Apos. of Prayer '54, Concert Band '53, '54, '55, '56, Officers' Club '56. Parish: St. John Vianney '56 Raiders Ronda R. WILLIAM REILLY CADET MASTER SERGEANT Football B '54, Basketball B '54, Track '54, '55, '56, Benildus Club '56, Homecoming Committee '56, Adv. Offiicer '54, '55. Parish: Nativity Reich FRANK R. RICCI CADET MASTER SERGEANT Baseball B Manager '54, Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, N.H.S. '56. Parish: St. Mary 'l3I uRi11kie,' ROBERT E. RINK CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT Baseball B '54, Basketball B '53, '54, A '55, 56, Golf '56, Merit Medal '53, '55, Cretinite '56, Home- coming Committee '56. Parish: St. Leo Paes0n', LAWRENCE ROSSINI CADET MASTER SERGEANT Concert Band '53, '54, '55, '56. Parish: Holy Spirit 132 czjacksa JOHN A. ROSENBERGER CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT Crack Drill '55, '56, Rifie Cal. 54, Officers' Club '56, Homecoming Com- mittee '56. Parish: St. Pascal Baylon CCT0ny55 ANTHONY F. ROSZAK CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL Hockey B '53, '54, A '55, '56, Golf '53, '54, Crack Drill '56, Merit Medal '53, 54, '55, '56, Physics Club '55, C.S.M.C. '53, '54, '55, Benildus Club '56, Comment '55, '56, Leader- ship Club '55, Officers' Club '56, N.H.S. '55, '56. Parish: St. Augustine 66RazZ79 LANNY E. ROSS CADET PRIVATE Baseball A '54, '55, '56, Footb B '53, '54, Hockey A '56. Parish: St. Peter l Rueb,' JAMES R. ROUBAL CADET MASTER SERGEANT Football A '56, B '53, '54, Ne est Cadet '53, Frosh. Physical 'N Rifle Col. '54, C.S.M.C. '53, A Ofticer '54. Parish: St. Matthew R0utz HARRY JOHN ROUTZAHN FIRST LIEUTENANT nseball '55, '56, Football '54, '55 E, Track '53, '54, '55, '56, omcers5 b '56. irish: St. Luke Ron, RONALD l. SCHAAF CADET MAJOR :ck '53, '54, '55, '56, Merit Medal , '54, '55, '56, Benildus Club '56, :icers Club '56, Chemistry Club , Adv. Officer '53, Contact '55, , N.H.S. '55, '56, 'ish: St. Matthew l JOHN T. RUEB CADET CAPTAIN Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, '56, Rifle Cal. '54, Otticers' Club '56, Chemis- try Club '56, Adv. Oflicer '54, '55, '56, N.H.S. '56, Parish: Cathedral alas!! THOMAS A. SCHAENZER CADET MASTER SERGEANT Parish: St. Francis CCKev!9 KEVIN RYAN CADET MASTER SERGEANT Baseball B '53, Merit Medal '53 '54, '55, Apos. of Prayer '53, '54 '55, '56, Comment '53, '54, '55, '56 Dramatics '53, '54, '55, '56, Chemis try Club '56, N.H.S. Parish: Holy Childhood Klint!! JAMES E. SCHLOESSER CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT Football B '54, M.P. '54, '55, Frosh. Physical '53. Parish: St. Pascal Baylon 133 SpasIs FRED W. SCHMIDT CADET MASTER SERGEANT C.S.M.C. '53, '54, Benildus Club '56, Concert Band '53, '54, '55, '56, Lead- ership Club '54, Radio Club '54, '55, '56 Pa rlish: St. Bernard cclackua JOHN LOUIS SCHMIDT CADET CAPTAIN M.P. '54, '55, '56, Neatest Cadet '53, Frosh. Physical '53, C.S.M.C. '53, Officers' Club '56, Adv. Officer '54, Parish: St. Matthew '56 Raiders 4In....., 6cRay99 RAYMOND, F. SCHMITT CADET MASTER SERGEANT C.S.M.C. '53, '54, '55, Concert Bal '53, '54, '55, '56, Debate '53, Hom coming Committee '54, Parish: St. Casimir CGTelD95 TERRENCE W. SCHUBERT CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT Tennis '56, Merit Medal '55, ': Officers' Club '56. HDOHH ,,Man,, Parish: Nativity DONALD SCHNEIDER CADET SERGEANT Parish: Guardian Angels 134 MATTHIAS F. SCHROEDER CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, OFticers' Club '56, Physics Club '55. Parish: Sacred Heart r ' Gijirnii JAMES SEIDL CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS lrish: St. Francis 6cRiCkv GEORGE A. SHAW ,CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT otball B '53, Merit Medal '53, Irish: St. Mark zcjiggsn GERALD P. SEIGLER CADET MASTER SERGEANT Rifle Team '55, '56, M.P. '54, C.S.M.C. '53, Homecoming Committee '56. Parish: Holy Spirit 56T0rn97 A THOMAS E. SEXTON CADET MASTER SERGEANT Frosh. Physical '53, Rifle Cal. '54, C.S.M.C. '53, Adv. Ofticer '53, '55, '56. Parish: St. Joseph '56 Raiders pe-.y 'W fSAndy5, ANDREW J. SHEA CADET SECOND LIEUTENANT Basketball B '53, '54, Merit Medal '53, '54, Physics Club '55, Benildus Club '56, Comment '55, '56, Cretin- ite '56, Leadership Club '53, '55, Homecoming Committee '56, Adv. Officer '54, '55, '56. Parish: St. Leo gl' nRex99 THOMAS J. SHEAHAN CADET MASTER SERGEANT c.s.M.c. '56, concert Band '53, '54, '55, '56. Parish: St. Luke 135 Jaw JOHN R. SKARDA CADET MASTER SERGEANT Frosh. Physical '53, Rifle Cal. '54, Cretinite '56. Parish: St. James ffsufzsf' EDWIN L. SOUTHERLING CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Parish: Cathedral 136 QW ,W Chief, JOHN T. SMALL CADET SARGEANT Football A '56, B '54, Basket- ball B '54, Benildus Club '56, Adv. Officer '54, '55, '56. Parish: St. Rose of Lima g:MileS,, ALLEN STANDISH CADET MAJOR Crack Drill '56, Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, '56, Physics Club '55, Benildus Club '56, Debate '56, Camera Club '53, '54, '55, '56, OFficers' Club '56, Homecoming Committee '56, Chem- istry Club '56, N.H.S. '56. . Parish: St. Helena Smedsv ALBERT J. SMEDLEY CADET MASTER SERGEANT Merit Medal '53, '55, C.S.M.C. '5 '54, Apos. of Prayer '54, Chess Clu '53, '54, Parish: St. Mark Rick FRED J. SUESS CADET PRIVATE Frosh. Physical '53, Rifle Cal. 'I C.S.M.C. '53, Apos. of Prayer 'E '54, '55, '56, Adv. Officer '55, '56. Parish: St. John the Evangelist 6CTige7S9, TERRENCE M. SULLIVAN CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT 'ball A '54, '55, '56, B '53, k '53, '54, '55, '56, Merit Medal '55, Benildus Club '56, Com- t '54, '55, '56, Officers' Club '56, . Officer '53, '54, '55, '56, Class :er '54, '55, '56. ish: Nativity in ' R' i n 'iflhongyi' DONALD J. THONE ADET 'SERGEANT FIRST CLASS :ey B '54, Tennis '53, '54, '55, M.P. '54, '55, Merit Medal '54, VLC. '54, '55, Apos. of Prayer sh: St. Gregory CCB0b,0,3 ROBERT M. THOMAS CADET MASTER SERGEANT Merit Medal '53, '55, Physics Club '55, Concert Band '53, '54, '55, '56, Chemistry Club '56. Parish: Holy Spirit 6610699 FULVIO TRANSUNTO CADET PRlVATE Track '56. Home: Rome, Italy 7 USAF! ALLEN W. THOMMES CADET MAJOR Rifle Team '54, '55, '56, Merit Medal '54, Physics Club '54, Officers' Club '56, Chemistry Club '56. Parish: St. Luke 43 CCRudy9, GLENN R. TSCHIDA CADET MAJOR Frosh Physical '53, Rifle Cal. '54 C.S.M.C. '53, Officers' Club '56. Parish: St. John the Evangelist 2-Birdsv MARTIN P. TUBRIDY CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, '56, Phys- ics Club '55, C.S.M.C. '53, Concert Band '53, '54, 55, '56, OFficers' Club '56, N.H.S. '56. Parish: St. John .J Fran FRANCIS W. VANDERBORGHT CADET MASTER SERGEANT Tennis '54, '55, Comment '55, Cre- tinite '56, Dramatics '54, '55, '56. Parish: St. Luke '56 Raiders Vike', FRANK T. VIKINGSTAD CADET MAJOR Crack Drill '56, M.P. '54, Merit Medal '53, '54, '55, '56, Physics Club '55, C.S.M.C. '54, '55, Benildus Club '56, Chess Club '54, '55, '56, Officers' Club '56, Chemistry Club '56, N.H.S. '55, '56. Parish: Corpus Christi 138 Noida' RICHARD W. VOGEL CADET MASTER SERGEANT Football B '53, M.P. '53, C.S.M.C. '53, '54, Apos. of Prayer '53, '54, Parish: St. Luke GSLarry93 LAWRENCE A. VANNELLI CADET MASTER SERGEANT Merit Medal '53, Benildus Club '5 Homecoming Committee '56, Ad Officer '53. Parish: Holy Spirit Dick,, RICHARD A. VOMELA CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Physics Club '55. Parish: Blessed Sacrament 19' OWEN J. WALES CADET MASTER SERGEANT cert Band '53, '54, '55, '56, era Club '53, '54, Chemistry '56. sh: Holy Spirit ,,DiCk,, , RICHARD J. WALSH A CADET MASTER SERGEANT Concert Band '53, '54, '55, '56. Parish: St. Columbo pm 'iPinky' PETER E. WANDMACHER CADET MAJOR Track '55, '56, Merit Medal '53, '55, '56, Benildus Club '56, Officers' Club '56, Homecoming Committee '56, Adv. Officer '53, '54, N.H.S. '55, '56. Parish: Cathedral '56 Raiders Al ALLEN C. WEINBERGER CADET SERGEANT eball A '56, B '53, Merit al '53, Benildus Club '56, Home- ing Committee '56, Chemistry ish: Holy Spirit ccTexn HERMAN J. WENOS CADET CAPTAIN Parish: Holy Spirit Concert Band '53, '54, '55, '56, Comment '56, Officers' Club '56. X . cc-,inlay JAMES C. WIBLISHAUSER CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT Frosh. Physical '53, Merit Medal '55, Physics Club '55, Apos. of Prayer '54, Officers' Club '56, Chemistry Club '56. Parish: Nativity 139 Hier!! JEROME H. WICK CADET MASTER SERGEANT Baseball B '53, Golf '55, '56, Merit Medal '53, '54, '56, Physics Club '55, Benildus Club '56, Apos. of Prayer '56, Chemistry Club '56. Parish: Nativity ' Will ROBERT J. WILLINGER CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Football A '56, Swimming '53, '54, '55, Track '56, Choristers '53, Dramatics '54. Parish: St. Mark 'I40 WiessM ROBERT T. WIESNER CADET MASTER SERGEANT Golf '54, '56, Merit Medal '53, Chemistry Club '56. Parish: St. Casimir Mike MICHAEL D. WlASCHIN CADET CAPTAIN Football B '54, Neatest Cadet '54, '55, Merit Medal '54, '55, C.S.M.C. '53, '54, '55, '56, Apos. of Prayer '55, '56, Officers' Club '56. Parish: Holy Spirit Will DONALD J. WILLIAMS CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLAS! Football B '54, Choristers '53, D matics '53. Parish: Little Flower G6R0g79 ROGER J. WOESSNER CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT Merit Medal '53, '55, Physics Cl '55, Debate '54, '56, Chemistry Cl '53, '54, '55, '56. Parish: Holy Spirit Miken MICHAEL J. WONS CADET MASTER SERGEANT ck '53, '54, '55, '56, Frosh. Physi '53, Merit Medal '53, '54, '55 , Homecoming Committee '56, Lmistry Club '56, 'ish: St. John the Evangelist Glziggesb JACK P. ZIEGLER EADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS aeball A '53, '54, Football A , '55, '56, B '53, Hockey B , '54, Track '56, Adv. Officer '53, , '55, '56, 'ishz St. Rose of Lima Woods GLENN H. WOODY CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL Crack Drill '55, '56, Frosh. Physical '53, Rifle Cal. '54, C.S.M.C. '53, Apos. of Prayer '53, Choristers '53, '54, Leadership Club '54, Officers' Club '56. Parish: Sf. Leo PAUL N. ZENGERLE CADET SERGEANT FIRST CLASS Parish: Sf. Andrew Smiley ROBERT F. ZIEGLER CADET MASTER SERGEANT Football A '56, B '54, Hoclie A '55, '56, B '53, '54, Golf '55 Parish: Sacred Heart 141 Dry Cleaning Day falso known as Senior Suspcncler Day! The fabled one-minute mile 'I42 You ve got to keep the ladder rocking! How many times do I have to tell ya' Pro fnoontimej basketball L. 4, A rt N.--2 f' I Nr' 'fee - sa' ,, 4 . , -',- A - ,. . 3 y x,.. y ,.'- -1 wx ,:': . :'.Q r 5'1 x -' s .,,. ,. , ' Ox 5- ' Q .aa x S 'HN -Wax! 1-12 tlg gil ' ' - 6 '-.' 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F WSG Shea shows ,im how. aff N' Dorft get burly, you guys '79 The return of Bro 1.--y X U ther Thomas 'I43 f ' 1 N' ., Most Popular Eienior 7iTerry Sullivan Pete Wanclmacher Most Typical Senior 7iRon Schaft Tom Campbell Best Looking Senior 7iBill Reilly Jack Rosenberger Best Dancer Wim Dixon Mike Perry Best Athlete i'Hugh McElroy Tom Lacy Most Talkative Senior Bob Reid Louie Bader Wittiest Senior i'Mike Knodle Andy Shea Most Sociable Senior fDave Plum Jerry O'Rourke Most Studious Senior ,'Frank Vikingstad George Hebaus First To Be Married i'Tom Maurer John Kelly Sleepiest Senior Paul Zengerle John Rueb Flashiest Senior Pat Marcogliese Bob Nelson -k Senior Poll Biggest Optimist i'Captain Hougen Sergeant Jackson Biggest Pessimist kSergeant Deyo Larry McEvoy Biggest Drag 9'VVayne Haag - Jerry Fried Most Successful Operator t'Lee La Bore John Routzahn A Noisiest Senior 'iTom Huntley Larry Bauer Favorite Comic Strip 7'Steve Canyon Pogo Favorite Smoke AMarlbooorooo Winston Biggest Card AAce King Favorite Band i'Augie Garcia Rhythm Raiders Favorite Girls' School 'kO.L.P. St. Joe's Biggest Farce of the Year S500 Fines Secret Ambition To learn all the valences Favorite Actress Grace Kelly Debbie Reynolds tk Favorite Indoor TBasketball Pool Sport Favorite Outdoor Sport Hockey Football Favorite Food kPizza Green Bananas Favorite Actor Names Deo n Marlon Bra Pet Peeve ndo +Weekend Homewor Term Papers Favorite Saying k , 'Don't ever say thati' II Hyever . . . Favorite Social, Activity Parties Dancing Favorite Song 7 'Heartbreak Hotel Cross Over The Br ll idg Favorite TV Program Mickey Mouse Club Gunsmoke Favorite Hobby fGirls Cars Favorite TV Star 'Axel Bob Cummings Favorite Magazine kSports Illustrated Popular Me chanics A Ahern, J. E. 25 Albachten, R. B. 106 Alexander, T. D. 74, 84, 106 Alexander, T. P. 17 Altier, W. F. 33 Anderson, D. J. 25, 59 Anderson, P. A. 25 Andres, J. C. 17 Angell, J. F. 17, 56 Annerl, G. V. 17, 77 Anzivino, J. P. 33 Archer, J. C. 25 Arens, J. A. 25 Arons, 33, 59 Arsenault, T. A. 17 Astrur, R. E. 33 Atkins, G. K. 33 B Baber, R. R. 25 Bacigalupo, J. E. 17, 77 Bader, L. G. 105, 106, 143 Bagan, G. P. 33, 59 Baker, G. E. 25, 46, 56, 59 Ballis, J. 33 Bandholz, J. J. 55, 56, 81, 106, 153 Barnum, P. J. 25 Barrett, W. J. 25 Barron, M. H. 17 Barthol, P. A. 25 Bartscher, L. J. 25 Baskfielcl, G. P. 33 Busta, J. A. 25 Bauer, L. J. 59, 102, 106, 142 Bear, B. C. 33, 59 Bearth, J. M. 106 Beatty, J. W. 25 Beck, J. T. 55, 56, 74, 81, 105, 1 Beecham, W. R. 32, 33 Belgea, F. J. 33 Belisle, W. T. 25 Belka, J. E. 25 Bell, w. E. 33, 59 Benz, J. F. 17, 59, 89 Beran, G. J. 17, 64 Berg. D. J. 25, ss Berigan, C. M. 53, 55, 56, 68, Bernhard, J. C. 25 Bernier, G. W. 25, 54 aemier, M. R. 107 Beste, D. L. 17, 44, 56 Bigelbach, R. E., 25 Bigelbach, T. A. 65, 107 Bisanz, C. F. 53, 55, 56, 59, 62, 89, 102, 107 Boeke, C. P. 33, 59 Bohrer, G. K. 33, 61 Boland, P. J. 25, 65, 68 Bonnett, D. J. 107 Boyles, R. B. 33 Brabec, F. J. 20 Bremseth, J. V. 25 Brennan, R. L. 33 Brewer, F. H. 33 Brewer, J. F. 17 Bricher, R. 17 Brott, D. R. 53, 108, 142 Brown, J. M. 53, 108 Brucker, N. R. 30, 48, 59 Buche, R. F. 25 Buchmeier, F. X. 33, 46, 57 Buchmeier, J. M. 25, 53, 59, 108 Buchmeier, R. M. Buck, T. J. 33 Budke, J. E. 25, 54, 59 Bukrey, R. R. 33 Burbage, R. G. 27 Burke, T. G. 108 Buron, S. J. 35 Busch, S. A. 17 Byrne,P. B. 53, 59, 108 C Cain, M. W. 17, 57, 65 Caldwell, R. S. 25 Callahan, P. H. 44, 45, 53, 108 INDEX Callahan, P. L. 25, 47, 59 Cameron, T. J. 25, 54 Camitsch, P. C. 25 Campbell, B. D. 33, 57, 58 Campbell, T. C. 25 Campbell, T. J. 42, 56, 74, 81, 109 Campion, J. P. 33 Capistrant, T. D. 53, 56, 68, 109 Cardinal, J. B. 33 Cardinal, L. J. 25 Carroll, C. P. 16, 17, 57, 58, 64, 81 Carroll, J. E. 17, 33, 57, 59, 61 Carroll, M. P. 25 Carroll, T. F. Casby, G. W. 25 Casey, G. J. 33 Casey, R. J. 33 Cavanagh, J. G. 25 Cavegn, R. M. 17 Champlin, M. A. 17, 64 Chapeau, D. J. Charbonneau, J. L. 20 Cherry, J. A. 17 Chopskie, R. A. Chopskie, G. P. 60, 109 Clysdale, J. V. 54, 62, 109 Christensen, R. D. 25, 54, 56 Christensen, S. H. 33, 54, 60, 61 Clarkin, J. A. 25, 54 Coffey, D. O. 33 Collins, J. H. 17, 54, 59 Collins, J. P. 60, 109 Collins, M. D. 33 Conklin, M. L. 26 Conklin, R. N. 17, 57, 64 Connolly, M. P. 21 Conoryea, G. J. 109 Copeland, R. L. 110 Coppini, P. M. 33 Corkle, T. M. 110 Cosgriff, W. J. 33, 57, 59 Cosgrove, D. J. 26 Cosgrove, W. E. 17, 56, 63 Contraneo, B. D. 26 Courteau, G. D. 33 Crane, J. P. 110 Creviere, J. A. 26, 56, 60 Crowley, J. J. 26, 56, 60 Cullen, L. R. 17, 44, 49, 59 Cullen, M. A. 84, 110 Cullen,T. G. 17, 54, 58, 77 Cummings, T. M. 24, 26, 56, 74 Cunningham, G. J. 59, 110 Curran, W. J. 33 Cusick, T. R. 33 D Dalglish, G. F. 74, 110 Dalglish, W. A. 33, 59 Donneker, R. F. 33, 84 , Darling, W. D. 17, 57, 59 Davis, G. A. 33, 59 Davis, H. A. 33, 46 Decker, C. H. 34 Deering, H. J. 20 Deiss, L. M. 17 De La Hunt, E. P. 53, 111 Del Fiacco, G. P. 26, 54 Delmont, J. J. 17 Delsing, T. E. 34, 61 Demma, J. C. 32, 34, 84 Demma, F. C. 111 Dicosola, G. A. 26, 56 Di Ioia, D. A. 53, 111 Dillon, R. W. 63, 111 Dinzeo, J. M. 26 Dixon, J. M. 26 Dolan, J. W. 34 Donahe, J. J. 111 Donohue, L. P. 26 Donohue, T. M. 18 Dougher, M. J. 26 Doyle, M. C. 34 Droubie, R. J. 18, 34, 47 Droubie, T. W. Dugan, R. F. 34, 61 Dupre, N. J. 112 Duren, J. J. 34, 61 Durrenberger, R. H. 34 E Eddleston, J. T. 34 Eggleston, M. A. 44, 56, 68, 112 Eichinger, J. F. 66, 112 Eichinger, M. L. 18 Eldredge, C. C. 34 Eldredge, T. C. 112 England, G. J. 18, 77 Englund, T. G. 34, 57 Enright, D. J. 81, 112 Erb,C. P. 53, 60, 112 Erb, D. M. 26 Erb, D. R. 26 Erb, L. P. 18 Erhart, A. J. 26 Ernst, G. F. 53, 55, 56, 113 Eschle, J. T. 26, 59 Eschle, L. H. 34, 46, 54, 64 Essling, J. M. 53, 74, 77, 84, 113 Ettel, D. A. 34, 65 Ettel, R. F. 26, 56, 65 Evenson, M. S. 59, 60, 61, 63, 113 F Fahey, J. E. 26, 47 Faricy, J. J. 18, 57 Farkes, W. J. 26, 46, 54, 56, 59 Farrell, D. P. 34 Farrell, E. J. 26 Feeney, J. E. 20 Ferraro, J. R. 16, 18, 54, 57, 61 Filipczak, J. T. 34, 59, 61 Fink, D. J. 18, 84 Finley, J. T. 26 Fischer, J. T. 18 Fischer, R. F. 41, 42, 44, 45, 113 Fisher, E. A. 18 Fisher, P. A. 26, 47, 54, 64 Fitzgerald, G. J. 26 Floria, G. M. 34, 57 Flynn, P. J. 18, 48, 49 Flynn, T. W. 34 Forcier, E. C. 26, 60 Forliti, J. J. 18, 81 Foss, P. W. 18 Frank, J. E. 26 Frascone, A. A. 26, 46, 59 Frawley, J. J. 18, 60, 61 Fried, J. M. 41, 42, 44, 45, 113 Fritz, J. P. 26, 59 Fritz, S. J. 26, 54, 64, 65 Froehlich, P. J. 53, 63, 74, 113 Fuhrmann, G. C. 26, 54, 60 . G Gadbois, R. J. 34 Gaertner, J. R. 53, 59, 114 Galash, R. A. 18, 49 Gallivan, P. J. 18 Galvin, P. D. 34 Gamota, G. 18, 45, 50, 57, 68 Gannaway, P. L. 18 Gardner, G. A. 34, 46, 59 Gardner, J. A. 20 Garrity, T. P. 34, 46, 61 Gaylord, L. E. 34 Gehrmann, R. J. 114 Geisen, R. J. 26, 46 Gemza, T. P. 18, 48 Germscheid, J. J. 56, 64, 65, 68, 114 Germscheid, P. S. 34, 57, 61 Gerstner, R. L. 49, 53, 55, 56, 114 Gervais, L. J. 59, 60, 114 Gibbons, R. P. 18 Gillet, J. F. 34, 46, 59 Ginther, M. E. 34 Glish, J. P. 34, 57, 61 Giuliani, J. UA. 26, 84 Goble, C. O. 45, 53, 54, 63, 68, 11 84 115 Goblisch, R. F. , Godfrey, A. F. 26 Goduto, T. G. 18, 44, 64, 89 Goettl, E. R. 26 4 Goettl, J. F. 18 Goff, R. F. 26, 54, 59, 64 Goheen, J. W. 53, 56, 81, 115 Golden, G. T. 34, 58, 61 Gontarek, G. M. 26 Gorg, K. R. 22, 48, 49, 54, 59 Gosiak, A. J. 84, 115 Gould, T. A. 34, 57, 61 Grass, N. L. 34, 54 Greeley, D. J. 115 Griesgraber, M. J. 27 Grimn, J. M. 115 Gruber, G. R. 20 Gruber, R. P. 115 Gruenke, R. A. 27, 60, 65, 68 Gryskiewicz, S. L. 27, 46, 56, 59 Guss, D. L. 18, 49, 57 H Haag, 'W. F. 42, 45, 49, 53, 55, 56, 62, 65, 68, 116 Haas, J. J. 18 Hackl, D. M. 34, 58, 68 Hageman, G. E. 34, 46, 61 Hagerty, R. J. 18 Haider, T. W. 18 Haigh, J. J. 18 Hale, T. F. 34 Hamer, J. D. 27, 47 Hanft, A. T. 18, 47 Harley, J. P. 34, 65 Harrigan, J. J. 64, 116 Hartzel, C. M. 18 Hassett, C. W. 18, 57, 59, 60 Hauber, S. P. 34, 57, 60, 61, Haugh, L. R. 27, 74, 77, 89 Haun, G. A. 34, 59, 65 Haupt, J. C. 18, 59, 88 Houwiller, J. G. 116 Hawkins, J. F. 18, 57 Hayden, D. W. 18 Hayes, T. M. 34, 58, 61 Hayne, W. J. 18 Heagle, R. E. 34 Hebaus, G. G. 42, 44, 46, 53, 105, 116 Hecht, R. J. 20 Heidenreich, M. J. 18 Heinisch, R. P. 53, 74, 116 Heinrich, M. W. 35 Heinz, G. J. 18, 60 Heller, M. O. 27 Hemsch, G. J. 18 Hense, K. R. 27, 48, 59 Henricksen, H. A. 18 Heuring, R. A. 35 Heron, G. E. 27 Heron, J. M. 18, 57, 64, 74, 84 Hering, J. F. 35 Hetznecker, T. M. 35, 57, 58, 61 55, 56 Hiniker, T. G. 53, 116 Hitz, D. E. 18, 44 Hoemke, P. B. 35, 57, 64 Hoerner, A. J. 18, 60, 61 Hoffman, J. F. 53, 55, 56, 81, 117 Hoffman, M. R. 18, 74 Hoffman, T. B. 18, 47, 48, 57 Hoffman, T. J. 35 Holland, M. J. 35 Holm, A. J. 53, 58, 59, 117 Holmes, M. W. 54, 55, 56, 64, 89, 117 Holmes, T. D. Honsa, P. P. 18 Howard, G. A. 35, 59, 61 Hryhoryszyn, M. A. 27 Huberty, R. P. 18, 65 Hughes, J. M. 35, 58 Hughes, R. L. 27 Hughes, S. J. 27, 59 Hunn, F. J. 56, 68, 117 Huspeni, T. J. 20 Huntley, 63, 68, T. E. 45, ss, 54, 56, 53, 64, es, 117 I Ikhaml, R. 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