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

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emlafz f4da64afw MR. HENRY CONROY 207 Physics MR. PAUL COLLINS 205 Englishg American History BROTHER A. BENEDICT 209 Religiong World History Senior Moderator Mothers Club Moderator Golfg Vocations E, Y MR. EDWARD ALTIER 210 Englishg Ass't. Librarian: HA Track MR. JAMES TOCKO 211 Algebrag Geometry Hockey and Track Ass't. BROTHER JOHN 212 Rcligiong English yt! lf ' B THER BERNARD 2141 E Religiong Biology My Natural Science Department N FATHER AMBROSE HAYDEN Spiritual Advisor from Nazareth Hall 24 r'w-iff-Hung..

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VICE-PRESIDENT CHUCK REISCHEL The intense drive that characterized Chuck Reischel made him a virtual stick of dynamite. Respected by all for his high scholastic rank and his prowess on the football field, Chuck is ably suited for and worthy of the high position he holds. As a bulwark of the offensive and defensive lines of the football team, he helped Cretin extend its undefeated string by coming through with bone-crushing blocks and tackles. A scholar extraordinaire. Chuck ranked at the top of his class. a position obtained by hard work and resolute perseverance. During his four years at Cretin, Chuck has distinguished himself in many fields. He has been elected to class office three times, serving twice as secretary and this year as vice-president. Twice he was named to the National Honor Society. ln his senior year, he was chosen Cadet Colonel. These honors were not undeservedg they were earned by dedicated service to his class and to his school. Chuckis opinion on various class policies and productions is highly respected. His keen perception and mature judgment are qualities which will undoubtedly lead him to future success. Chuck is a model all future seniors should strive to emulate and his value to the Senior Class can not be effectively stated in mere words. TREASURER JIM JUST A fiercely competitive perfectionist, Jim is one of the hardest- working most efficient people at Cretin. ln constant demand because of his tremendous energy, initiative, and organizational ability, Jim. though always pressed for time, has always managed to make a success of everything he has undertaken. For four years Jim has been active in every phase of school activity. As a speed merchant in track, an editor on the Comment, an executive in student government, and a star in the classroom. Jim has contributed more to the class and to the school than can be expected from anyone. An inspiring leader, Jim organized and directed a great many Class of '61 activities. His take-charge ability and dynamic leader- ship were in great part responsible for realizing the class goal of overall excellence. Straight forward, enthusiastic, personable, Jim is popular with all classes. His sincerity and sense of values make him admired and respected by all with whom he comes into contact. His many accomplishments and his fine leadership earn for Jim the gratitude of the Class of '61 and of the entire school.

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MfSGT JOSEPH J ABEL 207 Joe likes Brother Pius s pancakes lot s a luck Charlie Democrat seen with McLagen and Delmont digs progressive iazz athletically inclined wants to study medicine at U of M built like Atlas definitely good football player friendly personality works on sod crew during summer months West Sider all the way OLP fan IXITIFS Intrimurils1 2 3 -l io A 5 Con ac booei un .5 xisorx iter 'r 4 fPies C TIPS H xviiiin Hop nter XI hill rt om C111 r i 1STfLT JOSEPH P ACHTERLING 207 Turk excellent golf player swims well too a Harding fan to the end comes from the East Side spends time with Hammel and Effertz at the Hazel Park Commercial Club good place to be around intends to become commercial artist hunts turkeys for fun and pleasure ACTIVITIES Intramurals 2 2 4 Cmclt Drill 2 Coll B 2 C NI 'N1I'1TIrI'S Hauiiitn Hop MXSGT JAMES E AHIERS 207 Jim wants to be 1 psycoanalyist on the other hand did well in American Lit plays chess with Kuhns loves peanut butter and HiFi music advocated solialized smoking uses public library as a bus stop claims he can read Egyptian aesthetic and esoteric tastes TIX ITIFS C S 'Xit Cliort s 5 common MAJ JAMES W ALLAN 207 known as Jet or Boom Boom with hockey stick in hand turns into Count Dracula on cue look waves has a knack for getting laughs has 53 Chev drag racer goal strong enough to tear 35 COMMENTS in half . . , runs with Bear Boys . I ' 'IX' ES: 1 LlI'2l.' , . ., : . 2, 3, -IZ CHICK D ' , ' 5 'iso ' 4' ' 3 Merit Medal 1, 2, 3. 4: Contact 2, 3: Rooter C ,LL :.T' ' ' J3N.H..,.A ,' ':..4tSe.. SGT. RICHARD J. ARCAND 207 Arc . . . lives out Beartown way . . . butcher's apprentice . . . likes to hunt . . . drives '50 Plymouth . . . is chauffeur for Prokosch, Wi- berg, and the boys . . . hockey start . . . avid admirer of Jet Allan . . . remembered as Bateman in Junior Talent Show . . . plays hockey in a barn. A-.t I'lX'I'l'1FIS: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, '11 Contact 3: Scient-e Club 1. MXSGT. STEPHEN T. ARCHER 207 Arch . . . a real operator . . . gets a lot of grief . , . takes it well . . . chases Holy Angels' girls with O'keefe . . . has a free long dis- tance phone . . , tell ya . . . onetime athlete . . . quite a dancer . . . credulous. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 1. 12. 3. 4: Football B 1, 2: Track 2, 4: Hot-kt-5' B 1. 2: Adxisory Officer 1 l'I'rcz1s.J. 2, 3 tSec.i. COMMIT- TEES Homcroming, llziwiiiiun Hop: Winter Wliirlz Junior Record Hop. SGT. THOMAS E. AREND 207 Tom . . . just the right size for his Carmen Via . . . do you get it? . . . likes football, hockey, and swimming, he's also a good water skier . . . associates with Laramie, Kennedy and Long, OLP girls too . . . plans to attend St. Thomas. . . Highland Park boy . . . hails from St. Gregory's. ACTIVITIES: Intrumurzils 3, -1: Truck 4: Contact 3, 4: Rooter Club 3, -l: Science Club 3. COMMITTEES: JS. Prom: I-loniecomingz Hziwztiiun Hop: XYintct' XYhirl: Junior Rt-c'oi'd Hop. SGT. DONALD L. AWE 207 Al Capone . . , wants to go to Dunwoody College . . . likes to hunt . . . can usually be seen working on his '53 Olds in spare time . . . happy-go-lucky . . . went to Sitzman's ranch in Montana last summer with Fritz and Gruber . . . pulled the '60 homecoming float in his white '60 Chev convert . . . you guys don't know what you're talking about . . . Al's Super Shell . ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 1, 2: Contact 3, 4. COMMITTEES: J.S. Prom: Homecoming: Winter Whirlg Hawaiian Hop: Junior Record Hop. 25