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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1967 volume:

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'1 , . . . 8590 N rj, 14 'xr' ' N., X s , 1, september i 3 , above: dan jacobs concentrates on a good fit during freshman orientation day, sep- tember 6. left: opening the school year, juniors and seniors celebrate mass at the church of the holy spirit. president 1st vice-president 2nd vice-president secretary treasurer commissioner at large commissioner of intramurals commissioner of academics commissioner of publicity council presiden p p members mike roscher, dan haag, and tom ock for omecoming week. tom spencer tom ockuly jeff Witte harry tschida pat me mahon dan haag bob me partlin nick coleman mike roscher john cragg, john mulfort, george mc cann, chuck sawyer, and tom spencer . . . cretin's entries in the state cross country meet, held at highland park on october 29. john salmen, dave lentsch, s ter, tim flynn, chuck sawyel cer, dave ayers, dan furt litz, john mulligan, john t: lepsche, den mc partlin, tom volpe, tom lionetti, stev john mulfort, john cragg, g john o'brien, dick wold, g cann, john reiners, gordy john salmen, dave lentsch, s ter, tim flynn, chuck sawyel cer, dave ayers, dan furth, john mulligan, john travel sche. den mc nartlin. bill Ginn :In-nn'h 15911 A-irlnu-1 -inn S . A 4 A - ik? .1 ,1 - .. jf fe ' L ' ' gm-w Wil. bill merwin, dave lentsch, gordy hawkins, steve townley, and tom spencer discuss cretin's future in the upcoming race. moments later, the raider harriers climaxed the season with a third place finish, with john cragg taking runnerup honors in individual competition. this was the third consecutive year cragg brought home a medal for cretin. from left to right . . . gordy hawkins, john mulfort, john cragg, tom spen- cer, chuck sawyer, george me cann, etc. Q - a ... e. hi. after a slow start, which saw the thlnclads lose five of their first six meets, the harriers rallied to a five meet winning streak. coach jim tocko piloted the club to a 3-2 conference mark, which was good for third place. one of the highlights of the season was against st. thomas academy, when john cragg, gordy hawkins, tom spencer, and chuck sawyer tied for first. the team's top performer was john cragg, who won ten of eleven meets. in junior varsity action, cretin's harriers ran away with the conference title. frosh fi ld d y, ph steeple chase, senior hobo day and a fa lty bike race . . . and broken bones, school spirit a d dedicated work. homecoming week was a game, but it was a lot more. a dance, queen candi- dates, cheerleaders, pep rallies, a mixer, a rouser day, a band concert, and shattered hopes of a 'knightfalll r 'the world is a much bigger place than you thought it was . . . and it is just as easy to make thirty friends as it is to make three? 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W m. ..,. ..,1, I gf M ii G, l 1 ff, fag' .f ' . l partly cloudy, chance of rain, and possibility of a homecoming game. benilde took advantage of nearly every opportunity afforded them to overcome cretin in the homecoming game by a score of 12-6. two fumbles were turned into touchdowns by the red knights. the raiders started the scoring with a two yard touchdown run by wingback doug swoboda. benilde came back by picking up a fumble and going sixty-five yards for a score. cretin set up the winning tally when they fumbled on their own four yard line. coach horyza anticipated trouble in the homecoming game because of the inexperience of the cretin football squad. halftime entertainment was provided by the cretin marching' band, which stepped through three inches of mud while performing their maneuvers on the midway stadium turf. . s,f5.5f p X 'Nga -,. ll in the 1966 football season, the cretin raiders played the role of spoiler. cretin edged rochester lourdes 2'7-26 to hand the eagles their only loss. the raiders also tipped st. thomas academy in a 14-'7 game. both teams were rated number 1 in the state before the raiders played them. coach len horyza's club finished with a 4-3 mark, tying for fourth in the ccc. they were rated sixth in the state. 2 pat mc mahon, mike bastian, jeff den getter, clay grovum, john 1 mike spahn, doug swoboda, tom tom butler, kevin deming, charl dave karel, jim gornick, tom paul schmidt, den lamm, scott wc tom shields, john Walsh, mike dan russell, don williams, rod h jim davis, bob smith, tim jessen, gemert, bill smith, tim boland, d carl swanson, steve palmer, keith dave mc manus, dave schak, john tom orr, tim thornton, john hurl owens. pat mc mahon, mike basti brown, den getter, clay grovur 'education is coming' to the conclusion that in order for people to come to you, you must first go to them.' above left: rick bacigalupo and jim stasson exhibit their concepts of proper costuming on the annual senior hobo day. above right: newly announced winner, homecoming queen peggy ghimenti, sja, and escort bill kronschnabel take the long' walk through the military cordon. below left: tim jessen and date, queen candidate mary alice williams, visitation, greet friends during' the dance. below right: mrs. horyza shows off her rose to other chaperones. I3 S 1 ,- e e on K .' M Q ' X ww ' 'zfkww' X - we ' s was . 7 Q 5' 1 we - ' X BS . 'ws 5 '- Y pm ,fl A so e QQ - 7:3-' --2 'k ?. L -f .-::: Ls ' t .L , :-I 3- j 5 X ' ww e- n .X .P ' P .. ,... 4 53? W - 3- J - s who dd Z . he LW . - I - -e was-www' soph steeple chase, frosh field day, senior hobo day, the faculty bike race . . . all parts of cretin's home- coming' week. steve townley organized the week's activities, which saw a different event happen every day of the week. WK QE 'education is finding out that a whole new world exists at the high school after the classrooms have closed.' I6 mr. charles O J 'berg 9 director of the cretin players 'the mouse that roared' was this year's fall production for the cretin players. the story concerned a tiny, mythical european duchy, grand fenwick, that declares war on the united states for the sole purpose of being defeated, and receiving financial assistance. through mismanagement of their armed forces, grand fenwick unfortunately wins the war, and becomes a world power. starring bob mc mahon as tully bascom, blunder- ing commander-in-chief of fenwick's forces, the play involved about six weeks' work. approximately 60 people from five area schools were involved in the production. directing 'mouse' was mr. charles berg. mr. berg, who has been head of the cretin drama department since he joined the cretin faculty, has directed several plays. he has been an active member of the english department. gradually expanding the drama department since he took command, mr. berg has also included musical productions in his undertaking. in fall of the 1965-66 school year, he directed 'my fair lady'. with the help of the cretin concert band, mr. berg put on a successful production. . W, f L Q YT' l'li i Q I fit! J 1: S .J ' e O -In M0 M we g w,..,,m41Mfm-fww.-an coach len horyza's raiders gave cretin its first outright basketball title in nineteen years as they posted a 9-1 con- ference mark. the raiders clinched the title with an over- time victory against st. thomas in the final conference game of the season. the club ended the season with an 18-8 overall record. in a holiday tournament at mankato loyola, the raiders finished second while placing steve palmer and rod hamblin on the all-tourney squad. four of the losses on the raiders' slate came at the hands of defending state champions rochester lourdes. raiders scored a new high with 86 points against brady in an early season game. , fa W1 JW 1 i Wm W ff W-ww .M-.W M, 'Tam mf., , WW . ,, M, def! 1 ' ag., . ' 1 ,. W . bf' L, ffkzfmm rm, 'Wi ' 5 gf, ' , . 5 A was f 4? W paw. an I 9 -i. ,. -- -. ,fQ,,f.,::, fn john owens of st. thomas and steve palmer of cretin vie for the ball in a midseason clash th s two players were voted co-hol th ntral tholic conference mvp d th r players from cretin to win berths 0 th ll conference squad were rod hamblin a d J k t mble. palmer and h mblin rec l ti s t th ll f t m snij ' ye ' ddit tthiss 20 , , ieff Witte, steve townleg palmer, rod hamblin, laughlin, kevin finley mc mahon, charlie noe brown, jack tamble, dan lon van gemert. jeff steve townley, steve rod hamblin, larry la kevin finley, terry me charlie noel, jeff brow tamble, dan rogers, l mnvnnvol- -in-ff ttrfffn GfD1T the club entered the state tournament as the region one representative, the back door re- gion for twin cities' schools. the raiders breezed by mankato loyola and benilde in the first two games of the tourney. in the cham- pionship game, a last minute surge fell short as the raiders lost by a three point margin. rod hamblin, steve palmer, and jack tamble were chosen to the all state team. xl f? Z .A 'xx' f J,- A, ,am tain -E I jack tamble was cited as the most val- uable player in the state catholic bas- ketball tournament held at the minneap- olis auditorium. tam- ble played forward for the raiders in the three day tourney. 1 jim. sq 'Q ,naw MQHS Q 'N ,Lm,L for sometimes coaches suffer more than their players . . . coaches len horyza and harvey buron shown above Eff! me 0 I' ,,f,fM1,iT L D AIVVML forward rod hamblin drives in for a. basket during' cretin's first game of the state tournament. all state player, steve palmer, shows how he won that honor against mankato loyola. K 5. Vvvzaii 5 li 1 1 ,pac ff: J, r ,Z 2 S? 2 guard jeff witte prances around a st. thomas cager in a midseason victory for the raiders. top: steve townley shares the cupg middle: jim meko strums a. folk balladg bottom: john ryan relaxes in the lounge at dunrovin retreat house a. time for us, to open ourselves, discover others and ourselves. to understand, share, enjoy, and realize many thing's.examine ourselves, set our- selves straight and continue on. left to right: tim kennedy, tim mardell, tom ockuly, dick paul, and dave mc manus. E 5 above left: father kegler lectures to a group of seniors. above right: dan winterhalter peers out window in lower lounge. below left: bob lemke listens to another student. below right: relaxation and donovan. every senior had the opportunity to make a 48 hour retreat. groups of about forty would arrive at dunrovin, the christian brothers' retreat house near Stillwater, early in the evening' and spend two nights in addition to one full day. while on retreat the students participated in small group discussions, con- ferences, and private interviews. they also viewed and discussed the film, 'the parable'. an ample amount of time was provided for private contemplation. during' that time, the student could visit with the retreat master. the main theme of the retreat was 'self dis- covery'. 'H-. S A 'Q N-A x f, ' K ff A .ff N Ai 54, X Xi fy-7 w 1 A i , 8 richard bacigalupo was named cadet colonel at the annual diamond promotions assembly on jan- uary 23rd. he received the command of the cretin brigade before the student body, the faculty, the officers' parents and alumni. eugene adrian was chosen brigade executive officer. the positions of battalion commander were awarded to terrence mc evoy, dennis getter, thomas ockuly, donald williams, and robert mc partlin. the brigade staff consisted of timothy thornton, robert beltz, den nis ayde, and john mc call. terrence trudeau was given the title of band major and andrew pets- chauer was announced crack drill commander. piloted by new coach corby smith and assistant coach brother charles, the cretin wrestling team entered its fifth year of competition. tri-captains of the squad were terry wells, den getter, and rick rodecker. restling' following an opening loss to amery, wisconsin, the wrestling team went on to win eighteen consecutive victories. the team won the conference title with an unblemished 10-0 mark. the season featured many come from behind victories, and was highlighted by a. 27-21 triumph over number one rated st. cloud cathedral. after that win the raiders held onto the number one rating in the state for the rest of the season. the team entered the state tournament at st. cloud with high expectations but emerged in third place. coach smith attrib- uted the finish to tough seating and too many second place finishes. terry wells was the only cretin grappler to win a state title. he won it in the 120 pound weight class. kerry cesar, tony marchetti, bc terry wells, den getter, dave s rodecker, dick arnold, gordy ha' tessling, steve kolar, tim pas paskvan, mike white, mike ba trudeau. kerry cesar, tony mar mallory, terry wells, den getter, C rick rodecker, dick arnold, gordg cliff tessling, steve kolar, tim pa paskvan, mike white, mike ba trudeau. kerry cesar, tony mar mallory, terry wells, den getter, C rick rodecker, dick arnold, gordg cliff tessling, steve kolar, tim pa.: paskvan, mike white, mike ba if 1 ' V' 1, .nw V 4? 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'fwfr h N after tying for second place in the conference, coach tedjoyce's raiders traveled to the state tournament with high hopes. the tourney proved to be disappointing as the raiders dropped two out of three while finishing fourth. tony byrne and randy skrypek made the all con- ference team with tom colaizy, mike flynn, and jim davis receiving honorable mentions. 3' . sf . Inn.. my N ,RQ Mfr I 'C 1 .l 3' Q above left: state tournament at duluth. above right: jim davis makes a save in an early season game with hill. above: don williams breaks against hill. opposite page, above right: fleeting moments of state tourney at duluth. right: raiders rejoice following tony byrne's goal. 36 tom colaizy, tony byrne, mark mike flynn, bill kronschnabel, jay Watkins, don williams, tom s scheuring, randy skrypek, mark andy spiess, ron vanelli, pat mc n shearen, mike eckberg. tom col byrne, mark hannahan, mike flynr schnabel, jim davis, jay watkins liams, tom shields, jim scheuri skrypek, mark maruska, andy s vanelli, pat mc mahon, tom she: eckberg. tom colaizy, tony byrne, nahan, mike flynn, bill kronsch Antrim iQ1Y1I7Q+l1i'I12 :Inn 1lri'l'l'inrnQ fr us greater eretin phase five: parents' visitation week 38 ,- parents were invited to attend a normal day of classes with their sons during' the third week of january. parents' visitation week, the first time at cretin, opened the school for a week, giving the parents a chance to observe cretin in full operation. f M. MA I A X K . 1.::,:- ww,-awww-Mwwwmswmif x is W . Q .. xx + 3 r as e up Q i 'fffii M .N l R 1' ....,,,,N-WN Q ww .. . F 39 right: br. james miller goes over the mysteries of spanish with bill sweeney. below: br. philip retreats to the solitude of the office. below right: mr. boland eyes students as they stroll down the hall. 40 left: mr. tierney listens to one of his students deliver a speech. below: mrs. beedle and miss dolan look over health records of cretin students. mr.tocko explains another mathematical problem to his class. mr. mc nary relaxes as he prepares for one of his speech classes. men of letters. 1' Q. ...JF Us f. W QQ. N wi 'A Q left: mr. gaertner looks over his spanish lesson in advi- sory. mrs. mullen peers down at homework assignment. mr. frost working in guidance of- fice. mr. paduano smiles at students in hallway. above: mr. sawatsky listens to stu- dent's excuse. below: br. andre and br. joseph laugh over test results. right: mr. joyce seen in a typical pose. br. cletus prefects the library during his afternoon break. 'bww' greater eretin's eighth grade visitation day A2 eighth grade students and their parents were invited to an open house at cretin on january Sth. tom ockuly and steve palmer organized the event under the direction of brother jerome stephen. the entire school was open to visitors, who could examine displays of each of the aca- demic departments and many of the extra-curriculars in- cluding athletics and the stu- dent council. the cretin band gave a short performance at the open house and refresh- ments were served in the cafeteria, where the visitors could talk with faculty and students. ff f' J Xf3'i8fff's S 'I Nu...,M...... xx 'nuunnu-NE f 'it's taking on OIII' OWII 0 9 ' project . . . above: the cretin stage band plays during the opening moments of the variety show. left: jj and the harlequins, a group headed by joni jardine and jeannie farquhar- son, perform songs from broadway. the group was completed by six other derham hall girls. included in their perfor- mance were 'look at that face' and 'who can i turn t.o?'. 45 46 ,f ul ' left: rod hamblin clears the high jump bar during a. crucial meet against hill. below: spike grovum hands the baton to tom kubiak in the 880 relay. gxf T! joe lepsche, barney kjellberg, jim borsheim, john cragg, tor george me cann, doug swoboda, bob mc partlin, den getter, tc spike grovum, rod hamblin, to bob mc mahon, john mulfort, 1 gordy hawkins, pat mc kee, dan donch, ray eiden. joe lepsche, ba berg, jim dixon, jim borsheim, j tom spencer, george mc cann, dou denny hill, bob mc partlin, den 4 ockuly, spike grovum, rod hal kubiak, bob mc mahon, john m kjellberg, jim dixon, jim borsi cragg, tom spencer, george me 47 below: coach schuster in early season prac- tice. right: jim dix- on clears a hurdle against st. thomas. below: coach altier watches a race during a meet. cretin's track team finished second in the conference during coach schuster's first year as head coach. the raiders had only one loss which was against benilde. in non-conference meets the raiders won every meet. six raiders took honors at the state meet held at st. thomas college. john cragg was the only one of the six to take a first which was in the mile. the raiders finished in third place at the state meet. 48 I at 3 W xv H ' L Nr M- , . 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'the music man' was presented by the cretin fine arts department may 4-7. the story concerns a shrewd businessman taking' advan- tage of a small iowa town. derham junior joani jardine and cretin ju- nior steve burwell played the lead parts. 49 above: mr. paulson directs the orchestra during one of the early rehearsals of 'music ma.n'. the orchestra consisted of sixteen members. right: marian paroo, joani jardine, and mrs. paroo, mary pat gleason, talk about marian's encounters with the opposite sex. 50 above townspeople excitedly point toward the wells fargo wagon in anticipation of what nt will bring' them. left: mike gavin starring as charlie cowell, anvil sales- man, becomes in- volved in a rather heated discussion with the leading ladies of the small iowa community. the topic of inter- est ls prof. harold hill, who has re- cently entered the town and pulled the wool over their eyes. charlie con- tends that the boys' band will never materialize. 1 v Ev 4' 'Z ,Q qt if mm me M WW ,swf W left: rick mills gives a lot of motion to opposing st. thomas hit- ter. below: rod hamblin shows his form in early season game. bottom: john mc call gets wood on the ball to spark a late in- ning rally. t k EU N ,, - K . 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Q O' in only his second season as coach, mal scanlan piloted the raiders to the conference title. the raiders captured the crown on the final day of the season. pitching was the key to success for the raider squad as three hurlers made the all conference team. they were john mc call, rod hamblin, and rick mills. the only other raider to make the squad was second baseman mark hannahan. my 53 'it's looking on the other side of the desk . . . and instead of a teacher . . . finding a friend . . .' jack tamble, mark hannahan, wall: brown, tim reardon, steve johnso: cher, mike nash. charlie noel, paul y burn, rick mills, tom butler, john hamblin, mark maruska, jack tambl lnahan, wally bonfe, jeff brown, ti: L, steve johnson, mike roscher, mik .rlie noel, paul schmid, tony burn, ric 1 butler, john mc call, rod hamblil ruska, jack tamble, mark hannahal .fe, jeff brown, tim reardon, steve jf ze roscher, mike nash. charlie noe mid, tony burn, rick mills, tom n mc call, rod hamblin, mark marusl lble, mark hannahan, wally brown, tim reardon, steve jc , , -gif 5 . 'K KU E i t, X foil, Q 5? f - . .2-i-1 3.1, -. sms 'f V lL1.1k above: shortstop jeff brown jumps high to avoid being hit by pitched ball. right: another run for the raiders in the midst of an eight run rally. below: a perfect swing' and another hit in cretin's 10-9 triumph over st. thomas. 14. , Ji X f ,I N. if ef' it Q-Q . 2. N2 K k ., Q 3. 'f f Q Q. 4 ,. x, i i in NN K Y A ffxieifye .. ,P me 55 above: br. lawrence aul adviser of the -----.Q P , cretin high press, math and honors physics teacher. right: mr. daniel brott, head of cretin drivers training, chemistry and biolo- gy teacher. below: social studies chair- man, mr. george vieth. mr. vleth taught en- glish and sociology besides being a mem- ber of the academic excellence committee. 56 far right: mr. paul collins, head of english department, senior advanced and honors english. right: miss ann gaul, one of several female teachers at cre- tin. miss gaul taught english and journalism. handled pub- liclty for br. theodore. , , EQ: f, M an f Eye! tf.gx 5 y :,::.- . I A :ff -1-V A ' F ' ' g, ..., w . fi .- r y fan, V ' il, 1ni!5Qf7,5' if ,7 ,, f f ' WMWQMWM w he A 5952, ,,f4i'Mghf :arf 1 ' ,-fu - u.,.,: ,,., X Aww K ,- .' I Ii x ' ' ' v' ara top left: mr. michael goymerac, soph- omore biology instructor. left: br. jude michael, cretin's impact teacher. above: cretlnite moderator and head of fine arts department, br. roderick. below: br. malcolm abel, chs comment adviser, freshmen math and english instructor. 1 We Qi! above left: early morning' practice finds terry hennessy sleepy but happy. above right: mr. paulson directs the band during' a school as- sembly. left: cretin flute section performs at spring concert. left to right-terry hennessy, joe maher, rich allen, jim donch. below: the stage band composed of cretin band members entertain during breaks in the talent show. during the past year, the cretin band has performed at numerous places and events representing cretin. included in its schedule were performances at apple- ton, wisconsin, st. joseph's academy, duluth cathe- dral, cretin assemblies, the vice-president's arrival at har mar mall, and cretin military functions. besides this, the band held two concerts with one at christmas and the other in the spring. they also provided back- ground music at the all-school variety show and played an integral part in the production of the 'music man'. ,a -A, - B ?gs,,- ,W N '25 fi! 355 -iw si FN digg'--me , V '1 ., W ftanfi ' fl 11,1 1 15 ig F --- guiunu -swwpunnr. '. ... ff! , in..- In EE 'AN rl iii M ed' use an M v vm, 1' vxf- u,,s.af ' a year of military was climaxed by the federal inspection held on may 9th, lt.lcol. sellman inspected the entire cadet corps on the south field. the inspection lasted almost three hours. below: the third battalion stands at attention as they wait for the inspecting officer to arrive. 'i , , , t f ? s eo t 1... 1.!..Z Y c . X, If .JV 4 I lx t s ?'w ,L H , W , Q Q. a- ., . f nv N ' f ' --' ' A ' below: lt.lco1. sellman questions a freshman cadet to dis- cover some of his military knowledge. right: members of the cretin color guard stand as the inspecting officer nears their position. pomp, ceremon , spit, polish, brass and fm 22-5 'W .:. 71'-... right: miss molly rumsey and other queen candidates view the twi-light pa- rade. below: cdt.lcol. richard bacigalupo addresses the cadet corps before the presentation of awards. below right: sfc. stock looks over awards to be presented. 62 NX. U' .r 5,1 N ' twi-light parade brings end to militar year. below: br. theodore, mlsgt. mc cray and capt. francis present awards. right: 2ndllt. restrains crowd. junior harry tschida defeated classmate nick coleman for the office of president in the second annual student council elections. the elections, held thursday, april 27, 933 voters turned out at the polls to elect eight of 16 candidates. other election results were nick coleman- lst vice-president, charlie noel-2nd vice-president, pat mc donough-secretary, richard glynn-treasurer, mike roscher- commissioner at large, dave bibus - commissioner of intramurals, terry hogan-commis- sioner of academics, tom chrosniak-commissioner of publicity. - ws s,,is all 4.41: -J-QgiigliillslfslllllQslgliis.gli. .l . . V K ' ,tnl -..gms MD - jim dixon and gail olson greet a friend during an intermission at the cretin junior-senior prom, held at the saint paul hilton on may 12. 'spring song' was the theme selected by the junior class, who completed arrangements for the dance. M i - wif if e .if wa, W. 9 'V' ily 64 jean teisberg and student coun- cil president tom spencer lead the grand march, held at the height of the evening's festivi- ties. the cretin high school stu- dent council sponsored the event. v w .figfm 3 5 ,en fee sgz K X F P2 a V. dennis hill and his date terry o'shaughnessy dance to the mu- sic of the stan haugesag' orches- tra. private parties were also held after the dance, organized and planned by the students themselves. ' . . it's realizing that every action . . . can and should be a successful learning experience? A snna n ,, X ' 44 I ' 4 is ff, V, 1-, n 65 66 W5 fegswgwwwwsawafiwbm, 'll' ty' W Q5 - fr 1 9 95? ll wiv , T7 f 1 1 Q T' X, 'before i begin my talk, i would like to thank all the parents assembled, without whose help none of us would be here tonight. left: c pt f ancis addresses the class of 9 1967 for the last time during' commence- ment exercises. A ,A s..,i.ifk..n it .,4i..,,,, M.. -oT-,o,o. K- W 68 , ,, h 5 h ' right: the cretin color guard presents the colors as the cretin band entones the na- tional anthem. below right: br. jerome ste- phen introduces the next speaker to ad- dress the future grad- uates. graduation was held may 28th at the st. paul audito- rium. -emu' 'WE 5-SME m, before i begin my talk, i would especially like to thank all the parents assembled, without whose help none of us would be here tonight. we, the graduating class of 1967, represent the cretin of the present. we realize, however, that we would not be here at all if it were not for the cretin of the past. cretin high school has a long and honored tradi- tion in the city of st. paul. while we are here commem- orating the end of our four years at cretin, let us go back to another century and look if we can at cretin's real beginning. the christian brothers came at the invitation of father john ireland in 1871 to help educate the boys in what was then a rough frontier town of st. paul. in 1889, the brothers, now well established in this area, moved into a new building at sixth and main streets. the building was named cretin after st. paul's first bishop who was a pioneer in promoting catholic edu- cation in minnesota. from this simple beginning in downtown st. paul, cretin has grown to encompass several acres, two contrasting buildings and what is more important, over 1200 boys from all parts of the city. john ireland, our most famous archbishop, was often quoted as saying, 'if there is one thing in my life that i am proud of, it is the fact that i brought the christian brothers to st. paul.' we, the graduating class are also proud and grate- ful to the archbishop for bringing the christian broth- ers to st. paul. in their 96 years in this area, the chris- tian brothers have been responsible for educating thousands of young men who might not otherwise have had a chance to receive a catholic education. working hand in hand with the brothers down through the years have been .many outstanding lay- men whose dedication has been an example to all of us. these men have given much of themselves to their students and they will never be forgotten. as we look back over our four years we truly real- ize the value of the intellectual disciplines that we have been exposed to, yet what we feel is even more important is the knowledge that we have gained through a personal relationship with our teachers. no amount of abstract learning can replace the one inv- aluable insight into life that a teacher may have given us. such appreciation is not self evident to an under- classman. it is only as we end our four years and are able to look back and assess our personal gains that we truly realize the tremendous example our teach- ers have put before us. another great opportunity cretin has given is the chance to make 290 different friends. it has given us a chance to extend ourselves beyond our own small world and learn from the experiences and problems of others. each friendship has been a new and enlighten- ing experience. they have helped us realize that the only true education is a shared education. it is our sincere hope that these friendships which appear to be ending at this time are only beginning and that they will be continued throughout life. this is what cretin really means. it is much more than the walls and several acres it covers. these are only finite boundaries. cretin lives in the thousands of young men that have passed through its doors. to- night, we, the class of 1967, join that number. it is our sincere hope that we in our lives will exemplify the ideals of cretin as well as all those who have gone before us. i think we owe a tremendous debt of grati- tude to our lay faculty and to our brothers, and i know in the many years ahead of us, we will all hold a spe- cial place in our hearts for cretin and its teachers, and i hope they will for us.- john cragg 70 ,nan there is no one in this auditorium tonight who has not been continually learning since the day of his birth, and who will not continue to do so until the day he dies. the complete person is one who makes the most of what he learns. just as education is a major part of life, so too is life a major part of education. education is walking up to the doors for the first time, and being a little bit he itant about that first step. it's discovering that the world is a much bigger place than you thought it was, and that it is just as easy to make thirty friends as it is to make three. education is finding out that a whole new world exists at the high school after the classrooms have closed, and that memories consist of the friends you make, as well as the books you read. it's taking on your own project, with all the risks and responsibilities put squarely on your shoulders, and when the task is done, feeling a certain sense of accomplishment that you have never felt before. it's the first meeting with failure, and finding the courage and the optimism to turn it into a personal success. it's realizing that every action, whether done by others or yourself, can, and should be a successful learning experience. education is rubbing elbows with a classmate for four years, and then in one minute finding out that he's an entirely different person than you imagined him to be. his outward actions may remain the same, but your impression of him has changed permanently. it's looking on the other side of the desk for a per- son instead of a teacher, and finding a friend instead of a task master. education is coming to the conclusion that in or- der for people to come to you, you must first go to them. it's the realization that true happiness is the re- sult of positive action, and that he who acts, lives. education is learning to overcome fear. the fear of accepting new ideas and new philosophies. it's the ability to leave yourself open to new concepts. the wisdom to evaluate an idea honestly, and the courage to accept something which conflicts with what you had previously accepted. it's slamming that locker shut for the last time . . . walking through the halls once more . . . and realizing that every moment is a last time . . . and that the ac- tions done now will soon be actions ofthe past. finally, if education does nothing else for the man, it develops in him two powers . . . the power to think . . . and the power to thank. -dan flesher 71 ackermann, karl . . , 'vesuvius' . . . sgt . . .fond of phy- sics . . . rivals trudeauls trombone in band . . . warner, graham, trudeau adrian, anthony . . . 'rock' . . . st. john's . . .wants to turn cretin into a parking lot . . . cannon, aretz, schroeder . . . remembers tuna . . . mlsgt adrian, dennis . . . plans to be an electrician . . . sfc . . . known for his ability to sleep in class . . . kjellberg, zas- trow, bakula . . . 'is that right?' adrian, eugene . . . 'gene' . . . remembers colten sleeping in a haystack . . . lt. col . . . brigade exec . . . u of m . . . michaud, plumbo, colten, howard, hassett alzheimer, stephen . . .noted for his cowardice . . . spends his time laughing , . . seen on the waterfront . . .funniest experience: gene farrell aretz, gregory . . . iowa state . . . faintly remembers montana . . . a bridgeman boy . . . sgt . . . 7th period military arnold, jeffrey . . . 'buff' . . . grappler . . . mfsgt . . .another big boy . . . 'i'm soft and cuddly, that's why' . . . aretz, mardell . . . 'cute kid' ayde, dennis . , . st. thomas . . . mc call, newton, beran, bacigalupo . . . known for his mustang . . .brigade s-3 . . . mr. collins' english class . . .the class trip bacigalupo, richard . . . 'bach '... pol sci at marquette . . . spencer, thornton, ayde, plumbo, and the nativity boys . . . cadet colonel . . . p. 2 editor on the chs comment . . . remembers chicago bakula, michael . . . electronics at u of m . . . felion, adrian . . . 'are you kidding' . . .enjoyed english with mr. berg . . . likes to run red lights beamish, michael . . . stasson, beran, busta . . . 'what test?' . . .noted for his sense of humor . . .mlsgt. . . norm's service station beaudry, william . . . 'frenche' . . . mankato state . . . grappler . . . tries to hustle with the dude . . . 'what did we have for homework last night? becker, timothy . . . 'becks' . . . known for his blond hair . . . packs groceries at rooney's . . . dunning, beaudry . . . sfc . . . an avid duck hunter beckman, mark . . . sfc . . . galvin, williams . . . remembers mr. boland's english class . . . maruska, dzik, bender, fearing, mc mahon beer, david . . . ski-club co-pres . . . funniest experience: prof. berg's plays . . . cretinite staff . . . scuba dives with plumbo . . . sfc behr, robert . . . a cow town boy . . . major . . . crea, sel- bitschka, beltz . . . 'how about a ride' . . . homecoming committee . . . student council rep 72 seniors -M ,f behrenbrinker, james . . . u of m . . . 'jb' . . . pfc . . . en- joyed meeting sgt. thompson, sgt. brown, sgt. stock . . . 'my strength' . . . prof. mc keown behrend, thomas . . . u of m . . . enjoys swimming and bowling . . . lifeguard . . . 'tall, dark, . . that's two out of three' . . . mlsgt . . . crea, behr, berosik beltz, robert , . . 'blitz' . . . u of m . . . works at storkville . . . brigade staff . . . major . , . organized the officer's ball . . . 'my disposition' bender, mark . . . 'bends' . . . dzik, beckman, beltz, kjell- berg . . . helped lose the faculty football game . . . pfc . . . 'i doubt it' benjamin, mark . . ,outstanding characteristic: 'my need of sleep' . . . remembers duluth . . . pfc . . . enjoyed '7th period military beran, david . . . st. thomas . . . busta, beamish, ayde, mc call, de la hunt . . . 'you win some, you lose some' . . . drives a '59 ford berosik, gary . . . st. thomas . . . another honors physics fan . . . nhs secretary . . . frid, plumbo, walker, trudeau . . . a band boy berosik, thomas . . . transferred from naz hall . . . u of m . . . a happy fellow . . . cpl . . . likes music, girls, and military . . . 'sugar bear' billings, william . . . kinderwater, segale, Strickland . , . acamera bug . . . st. cloud state . . . pvt . . . likes military birttnen, jeffery . . . known for the white door on his green car . . . spends his time travelling to and from the boondocks . . . major . . . dixon, warner boland, timothy . . . seen on crutches . . . remembers pres- cott and duluth . . . major . . . townley, ockuly, merwin, kolar. . . honors physics fan . . . 'greenie' bonfe, walter . . . 'Wally' . . . lux, olin, pappas, mc teague . . .baseball . . . funniest experience: making officer . . . 2ndllt borsheim, james . . .u ofm. . .track man . . . sfc . . .friends include everybody . . . likes military and Well-groomed young ladies brown, david . , . 'jim' . . . electronics at st. paul vocational . . . takes pride in his ability to get to amm before they get out. . .ma1lory,forliti brown, james . . . 'dave' . . . dentistry at macalester, lifeguard at the 'y' . . . plans a trip to ireland . . . brown, gaughan, winterhalter, denkinger, koltes bushard, terrance . . . midway boy . . . known for his red hair and outstanding military performance . . .u of m . . , 'what's up'?' 74 seniors -uf , if busta, mark . . . 'buster' . . . a como boy . . . 'who's driving tonight?' . . . beran, mc call, warner . . . remembers duluth . . . major butler, thomas . . . 'frog' . . . remembers the nokomis funeral . . . enjoys growing beards and shaving heads . . .black '55 hearse . . .football, baseball buzicky, lawrence . . . 'buzz' . . . u of m . . . spends his spare time working miracles . . . tall, dark and lstllt . . . aborn leader cameron, george . . . st. thomas . . .cpl . . . known for his laugh . . . lesniak, erickson, eckberg . . .a data processor campbell, james . . . 'jimmy c' . . . a chorus boy . . . will never forget prof. berg's musicals . . . senior member of the music man quartet . . . enjoys people cannon, james . . . spends time at bridgeman's . . .cpl . . . remembers duluth . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . a red owl man Carroll, william . . . st. mary's . . . dahms, connolly . . . 'what test'?' . . . sfc . . . admires prof. tierney's humility . . .recalls meeting mr. tocko Caswell, george . . . st. thomas . . . pfc , . . strom, Whalen, mc nellis, behrenbrinker . . . remembers prof. daly's en- glish classes clarke, michael . . . u of m . . . lstllt . . . recalls soph year with sgt thompson . . . a computer man . . . 'yes, this is true' . . . ganje, birttnen colaizy, thomas . . . campbell, elm, kosel, laughlin, scheuneman . . . comments on anything and everything . . .known for his temperance and prudence . . . pfc colten, james . . . 'johnny' . . . chem at u of m . . . hassett, adrian, plumbo, trudeau . . . 'the south will rise again' . . . lstlsgt . . .known for southern drawl connolly, laurence . . . st. thomas . . . photography, recording . schiller, reissner, frid, crea . . . honors physics fan . . . likes br. paul cooper, thomas . . , 'coop' . . . forestry . . . cpl . . . major activity is staying awake . . . drives a green '54 ford . . , hannahan, brown cosgrove, robert . . . mankato state . . . pfc . . . south st. paul boy . . . likes watching girls and hockey . . . smith, skrypek, hurley, davis cragg, john . . . co-valedictorian . . , track and cross- country star . . . cretinite staff . . . kolar, hawkins, gaughan, kosel . . . known for his massive body . . . seen making hockey sticks for northland crea, lawrence . . . biology at st. thomas . . . lstlsgt . . . behrend, behr, dahms, eiden, ackermann . . . 'you better . believe it' . . . remembers frosh math Sen!-OTS 76 if I-'nm ef 1f: ' dahms, douglas . . . 'what test'?' . . . sfc . . . st. thomas . . . would like to get an a on one of prof. tocko's tests . . . saad, carroll . . . a cynic davis, james . . . hamblin, hurley, mardell, jessen . . . known for his sharp eyes and red face . . . cpl . . . cretin is a 'good place to go to school' de la hunt, james . . . wants to be a disc jockey . dixon, warner, birttnen . . . likes olp girls . . . sfc . . . recalls mr. brottts chem class de net, william . . . 'Willie' . . , works at wards . . .u ofm . . . likes to recall the duluth trip . . . friends include all the nativity boys denkinger, carl . . . 'harry' . . .midway boy. . . remembers duluth , . . forestry at u of m . . . sfc . . . abig time gam- bler. . .adv 103 boy . . .massive diebel, gregory . . . a midway boy . . . noted for his cars . . . u of m . . . a band man . . . enjoyed trips to wally's house . . . nordmeyer, hafner, scott dimond, thomas . . . u of m . . . cpl . . , enjoys sailing, guitar, and prof. dalyts english class . . . strom, dougher- ty, farrell, sullivan, caswell dixon, james . . . u of m . . . works on sports cars and girls . . . remembers the junior prom picnic . . . a track- man . . . de la hunt, birttnen, mc partlin dobie, terrence . . . chem at u of m . . . student council rep . . . remembers duluth . . . friends include the bridge- man boys . . . works at the post office doran, michael . . . st. john's . . . likes marlon brando . . , sfc . . . friends are the nativity boys . . . favorite class: mr. tierney's history dougherty, robert . . . halligan, strom, merrill, sullivan, dimond, mc nellis . . . cpl . . . recalls br. robert's english classes du bord, david . . . fries hamburger's at jay,s . . .ambition is to suspend br. jerome . . . a bridgeman boy . . . erickson, cannon, eckberg dulin, patrick . . . 'doodles' . . . remembers prof. tocko's math classes . . .biology at st. thomas . . . mfsgt . . . thinks cretin is great dunning, william . . . u of m . . . ambition is to graduate . . . pfc . . . becker, jackson, dzik, muske, larson . . . re- members study hall with g.i. joe dzik, anthony . . .beckman, bender, edberg, dunning . . . known for his great build . . . plans to burn data pro- cessing lab . . .pfc . . . 'all right? eckberg, michael . . . 'do i have to do this now?' . . .friends are the bridgeman boys . . . a hockey veteran . . . remem- . bers br. philip's religion Sen-l0rS 78 'Z 'IQ' 4-4.9 np' edberg, daniel . . . 'edl . . . u of m . . . pfc . . . 'i thought the test was tomorrow' . . . dunning, dzik, dahms . . . forestry major eichten, michael . . . u of m . . . getter, witte, priester . . . another honors physics fan . . . remembers latin . . . adv 103 boy eiden, raymond . . . howard, berosik, michaud . . . never forget mr. horyza's math classes . . . 'knock it off' . . . the time he forgot his locker combination elm, michael . . . u of m liberal arts . . .br. twar's theology class . . . colaizy, laughlin, hardy, le tourneau . . . plan- ning a return trip to duluth erickson, david . . . noted for his school spirit, neat appearance and good attitude . . . forestry at u of m . . . lesniak, cameron and du bord farrell, eugene . . . merrill, sullivan, halligan, Whalen, strom . . . known for his intelligence and good aim . . . pvt . . .br. twar fan fearing, gregory . . . pfc . . . beckman, dzik, kasel . . . cars, cycles and girls . . . carryout boy at country club . . . outstanding characteristic: none felion, michael . . . st. thomas . . . montgomery, bakula, kennedy . . . mc manus . . . sfc . . . remembers federal inspection . . . will never forget graduating finley, mark . . . 'finner' . . . works at mc donalds, under the golden arches . . . baseball . . . hannahan, runyon, nash flesher, daniel . . . co-valedictorian . . . 'dj' . . . works the five state area for armour and co . . . chem at u of m . . . plumbo, hassett, kolar . . .cragg , . . sgt major fletcher, john . . . remembers the first time he met dusty ...enjoysagoodcardgame...uofm...pvt...adV 106 boy flynn, michael . . . st. mary's . . . 'flynner' . . .runs the lost and found . . . a hockey man . . . haag, ayde, watkins . . . remembers international falls forliti, richard . . . 'bruiser' . . . remembers duluth . . . u of m . . . lstllt . . . harper, ganje, fox . . . a grappler . . . noted for his size fox, stephen . . . 'foxyi . , . st. thomas . . . plans to work . . . sfc . . . kelleher, forliti, ganje, and all the rest . . . cars and cycles frey, terrence . . . 'terry' . . . remembers getting locked in the lavatory . . . st. thomas , . . sgt . . . likes girls and his car . . .forliti, grosinger frid, 'paul . , . st. thomas . , . trudeau, berosik, howard, michaud . . . 'the horn' . . . sfc . . . cretin's best trumpet player . . . br. paul's math class 80 seniors 5,-5. 53 'Z funk, gaylen . . . business at u of m . . . sgt . . . beltz, fletcher, whalen, kinderwater . . . enjoys swimming, girls, and rock music . . . 'my honesty' gahm, thomas . . . thinks cretin has class . . . sgt . . . slip- ka, murphy, woessner, scroggins . . . br. twar fan . . . 'my good looks and intelligence' galvin, gregory . . . white shirt, black tie, and a clean '57 ford . . . sfc . . . friends: all the como and midway men . . . 'my neatness' ganje, donald . . . architecture at u of m . . . a track man . . . mlsgt . . . clarke, fox, forliti, niemczycki . . . known for his lab technique gaughan, james . . . 'goner' . . . midway boy . . . adv. pres . . . major . . . 'my red hair' . . . recalls leading the bunny hop before 500 people and not knowing how to do it geiser, robert . . . cpl . . . known for his woodworking skill and his milk truck . . . felion, nordmeyer, hermann . . . st. thomas , gephart, theodore . . . 'my curly hair' . . . adv 106 boy . . . st. cloud state . . . hunting, fishing, skiing . . . davis, mc manus,jessen . . . 'yes!' getter, dennis . . . lt. col . . . never complains . . . recalls chem with mr. haag . . . witte, boland, eichten, townley ...uofm...'59chev gorniok, james . . . 'goon' . . .loved prof. tocko's math . . . sfo . . . english at u of m . . . friends: graham's gang . . . enjoyed cretin immensely graff, conrad . . . 'connie' . . . kosel, dahms, saad . . . so- ciology at wisconsin state . . . cpl . . . loved twar's the- ology classes . . . st. paul post office graham, robert . . . law at st. thomas . . . 'keep the faith, baby' . . . grovum, gornick, kostka, warner . . . stylish dresser . . . known for keeping his cool grogan, james . . . operates the bookstore . . . 'my di- lated pupils and my nose' . . . prof. tierney fan . . . known for his individualism . . .very well read groh, thomas . . . sfc . . .remembers lunch with mc nulty, haessly, haag, long . . . liked history with prof. tierney . . . 'beek' grosinger, douglas . . . u of m . . . mlsgt . . . 'my car! . . my car! . . my carl' . . . br. paul's math . . . grovum, gra- ham, frey, scroggins grovum, clayton . . . 'tinucci's restaurant' . . . st. thomas . . . major . . . graham, gorniok, kostka, stoffel . . . ath- letics haag, daniel . . . remembers watkins on the class trip . . . ockuly, doran, spencer, flynn, townley . . . st. thomas . . . . known for his wit and friendliness Sen-lors 82 83 haessly, james . . . would like to Win an argument with prof. vieth, just once . . . groh, long, haag . . . sgt . . . remembers speech class haffley, douglas . . . capt . , . likes to drive . . . 'dusty' . . . remembers meeting fletcher and br. anthonyls english class . . .plans to work hafner, michael . . . u of m . . . friends: the midway boys . . . pfc . . . 'my good looks' . . . girls, money, cars, in that order halligan, james . . . st. thomas . . . remembers duluth . . . merrill, dougherty, farrell, strom, sullivan, whalen, Caswell, mc nellis . . . pvt hamblin, rodney . . . ambition is to have a good build . . . all-around athlete . . . funniest experience: prof. tierney's advisory period hannahan, mark . . . mankato state . . . mlsgt . . . williams, mc mahon, finley, nash . . . wants to be an agent for ace protection agency . . . ramsey county worker harper, bruce . . . u of m . . . cpl . . . proud of his good looks and personality . . . 'look at it this way' . . . known for his hair hartnett, robert . . . 'hardy' . . . u of m . . . a midway man . . . pfc . . . a great artist and sculptor . . . known for his appearance . . . quiet and reserved haselbauer, donald . . fhass, . . . st. thomas . . . best bands- man . . . capt . . . Whalen, lauer, and the band boys . . . remembers chemistry hassett, james . . . 'boobyi . . . another honors physics fan . . . math at u of m . . . plumbo, colten, flesher . . . drives trucks at rice street library . . . eccentric havener, terrence . . . kolar, tilton, murphy, and anyone who'll have him . . . sfc . . . 'i hate advisory' . . . likes baseball and tocko's math hawkins, gordon . . . noted for his laugh , . . kolar, doran, tessling . . . 'are you kidding me?' , . . loves to eat . . . a three letter man . . . patton award winner hawkins, richard . . . u of m . . . sfo . . . had a great time in mr. crowley's english class . . . 'it's no big thing' , . . 'my build' heiden, peter . . . remembers chemistry with prof. haag . . . noted for his musical ability . . . a cycle fanatic . . . pvt hermann, james . . . 'jules' . . . rides a 250 scrambler . . . Schmidt and geiser . . , cpl . . . a wide knowledge of phy- sios . . . remembers highland creek hoffman, robert . . . sgt . . . wildlife management , , . hunting, fishing and camping . . . hawkins, cannon, , and all the kids from johnson , Senlors 84 . .p-v ' holmes, philip . . . st. cloud state . . . butler, grovum, and kelleher . , . drives a '57 chev . . . sgtlmajor . . . known for his ability to sleep in class horsch, david . . . Winona state . . . mc namara, polski, hawkins . . . cpl . . . interested in everything . . .remem- bers sociology . . .can sleep anywhere howard, robert . . . hurley, michaud, adrian . . . sfo . . thinks data. processing is great . . . color guard . . known for his alertness hughes, thomas . . . st. mary's . . . another of cretin's bandmen . . . haselbauer, frid, berosik . . .known for his musical ability . . . sgt . . . 'my height, hurley, michael . . . howard, schleck, sebesta, kieffer . . . sgt . . . another br. twar fan . . . would like to go into engineering hurley, john . . . 'easy, big fella' . . . remembers chem study with prof. haag . . .u ofm . . .sgt. . . davis, hamblin, kronschnabel . . . blue jeans and saddle shoes jackson, robert . . .sgt . . .u of m . . . dunning, muske . . . known for his rock band and lead guitar . . . enjoys military with capt, francis jaker, gerald . . . st. thomas . . . another guitar player . . . moore, schader, sweeney . . . remembers prof. horyza's math class. . . 'yes!' jessen, timothy . . . mfsgt . . . 'jess' . . . mardell, beer, runyon, reiling, davis, mc manus . . . outstanding characteristic: 'my good looks' johnson, frank . . . leacock, connolly, sheehy . . . wears more fruit salad than anyone else . . . u of m . . . crack drill performer. . .physics johnson, timothy . . . major . . . graham, gornick, grovum, hawkins, kostka . . . 'i'm not frank, i'm tim' . . . rifle team . . . u of m joynson, jeffrey . . . u of m . . . would like to suspends br. jerome for hair . . . fox, kelleher . . . :my pleasing personality' . . .business administration kasel, michael . . . plans on engineering . . . nordmeyer, haffely, schmidt, diebel . . . 'my intelligence? . . . pvt . . . likes to run laps kelleher, kevin . . . a girl watcher . . . fox and the rose- mount boys . . . metropolitan junior college . . . hopes to fly someday kennedy, whitey . . . 'timothy' . . . a nativity boy . . . seen at bridgeman's or carbone's . . . st. cloud state . . . recalls duluth . . . friends: everybody kieffer, william . . . cpl . . . st. john's . . . favorite class: speech with prof. mc nary . . . kinderwater, hurley, kost- ka . . . an outdoorsman 86 seniors 'I if kinderwater, mark . . . st. cloud state . . . mlsgt . . .busi- ness administration . . .kieffer, fletcher, larson . . .active in junior achievement kjellberg, robert . . . 'barneyl . . . always sleepy . . . some- where around sfc . . . u of m . . . 'hook' . . . likes music, girls, and sleeping . . . a pole vaulter koenen, james . . .u ofm . . . kraft, dobie . . .cpl . . . plans to take it easy . . . remembers br. philipis religion classes . . . 'my intelligence' kolar, stephen . . . 'kuddles' . . . very ticklish . . . a grap- pler . . . likes to eat . . . seen with hawkins, paul, merwin, and boland . . . intelligent man koltes, gregory . . . u of m . . . thinks hamblin looks like meadow lark lemon . . . likes to watch the 8 to 3 boys take off. . .davis, skrypek, williams kosel, william . . . psychology at u of m . . . 'i love cretin' . . . colaizy, elm, kolar . . . recalls netting 40 hours from br.jerome. . . lstlsgt kostka, harold . . . st. john's . . . capt . . . grovum, gor- nick, stoffel, graham . . . remembers br. buchmeier's physics classes . . . engineering kraft, brian . . . 'krafty' . . . st. thomas . . . lstlsgt . . .has a knack for bad luck . . . enjoyed english with mr. crow- ley . . . one of the del farm boys kronschnabel, william . . . 'kronsch' . . . st. mary's . . , hockey player . . . davis, hurley, hamblin, skrypek . . . favors his left knee . . . cpl . . . 'what?' kurhajetz, robert . . . enjoys sleeping . . . schleck, sebesta, la mere . . . noted for his scholastic and military achieve- ment . . .likes photography la mere, robert . . . W '7th boy . . . rogers, leacock, kurha- jetz . . . remembers mr. gaertner's spanish classes . . . renowned musician . . . cpl lamm, dennis . . . Kchopper' . . . williams, mc mahon, maruska, hannahan . . . mlsgt . . . baseball, football, traveling . . . 'my big feet and '57 chev' larson, robert . . . u of m . . .jackson, muske . . . 'you're tired' . . . sfc . . . plays organ in rock band . . . remembers br. h. anthony's english lauer, robert . . . business administration at st. cloud state . . . seen at st. theresa's . . . Whalen, haselbauer . . . lstllt . . . 'i'm for it' laughlin, lawrence . . . sweeney, colaizy, elm, hamblin, scheunemann . . . a gambler . . . basketball . . . enjoys watching the military . . . 'my legs' leacock, thomas . . . u of m . . , a band boy . . . sheehy, frid, hughes . . . 'my face' . . . liked prof. collins' english . . . thinks the band is the best ever 88 seniors '27 '57 53 leacock, timothy , . .johnson, lundequam, steiner . . . lstllt , . . likes chess, girls, and br. twar's theology classes, not in that order. . . le clair, gregory . , . 'chocolate' . . . hassett, trudeau . . . u of m , . . another honors study fan . . . sfo . . . major in chem engineering . . . high math aptitude lemke, bruce . . . 'lem' . . . engineering at u of m . . . 'my red vw' . . . town and country . . . aband man . . . 'getting my hair cut by the army' . . . sgt lemke, robert . . . 'french' . . . noted for beards . . . has trouble finding dates . . . interested in psych and satori . . . friends: the bros, etc lepsche, joseph . . . st. cloud state . . . 'my brown eyes' . . . sgt . . . would like to beat reiners in cross-country once or twice . . . sweeney, schader leritz, anthony . . . u of m . . . sfc . . . likes girls and food . . . witte, getter, priester, eichten, mc donough . . . 'yes' . . . br. paul's religion lesniak, lawrence . . . hails from cowtown . . , cpl , . . ac- counting at u of m . . . likes to shovel the track . . . camer- on, erickson, mohr letourneau, joseph . . . known for his red hair and build . . . remembers the duluth trip . . . cpl . . . adrian, elm, Schroeder, du bord lillibridge, timothy . . . remembers mr. berg's english classes . . . u of rn . . . midway boy . . . toner, adrian, aretz, fletcher, denkinger . . . pvt long, james . . . 'jb' . . . schleck, groh, haessley, o'brien . . . cpl . . . 'bird seed' . . . 'my good looks and wavy hair' . . .doesn't say much lundequam, michael . . . 'lunde' . . . u of m . . . seen climb- ing the rafters in the gym . . . cpl . . . afraid of heights . . . honors physics fan. . . red hair lux, frank . . . 'duke' . . .mc teague, olin, pappas . . . 'he's a good man' . . . 'honest and lovable' . . .u of m . . . plans to return to duluth mc call, john . . .chem at u of m . . . remembeis the duluth trip . . . como boy . . . major . . . nhs . . . ayde, mc mahon, mc manus . . . liked senior lunch period mc donough, dennis . . . mfsgt . . . u ofm . . . likes people in general . . . a party boy . . . leritz, walker, norstrem . . .likes cretin's mixers mc evoy, terrence . . . 'mc Vey' . . . mitsch, walker, some- times plumbo . . . lt.!col . . . u of m . . . likes social . . . known for his modesty . . . mr. collins' class mc gee, david . . . 'max' . . . u of m . . . likes mc donald's french fries . . . cpl . . . enjoyed mr, tierney's history classes . . . 'my sense of humor' 90 , seniors mc kee, patrick . . . came from naz . . . st. thomas . . . sfo . . .remembers the time mr. ireland attacked him with a squirt gun . . , gaughan, hughes, radford mc mahon, robert . . . 'stubby' . . . cpl . . . st. thomas . . . a shot putter . . . williams, little, beckman, lamm, hanna- han . . . 'my strong ear lobes' mc manus, david , . . u of m . . .jessen, mc call, and the nativity boys . . . won't forget the time he almost burned to death in mr. collins' class mc namara, ronald . . . Winona state . . . from hastings, and proud of it . . . will never forget graduation . . . horsch, polski . . . sfc mc neill, derry . . . law at u of m . . . favorite class: en- glish . . . remembers br. jerome stephen and br. jerome anthony . . . sgt . . . wants to take over the school mc nellis, gregory . . . 'gt' . . . u of in . . . 'my modesty and good humor' . . . remembers english class . . . wha- len, dougherty, merrill, caswell, dimond mc partlin, robert . . . u of m . . . friends include every- one . . . lt.!col . . . comm of intramurals . . . remembers wearing purple satin pants at basketball tourney mc teague, terrence . . . psychology . . . sgt . . . u of m . . . bonfe, lux, olin, pappas . . . an artist of sorts . . . seen with short hair. . . 'what goes'?' maher, james . . . u of m . . . chess team . . . steiner, lea- cock . . . sfc . . . favorite class: english . . . works at st. joe's hospital maher, joseph . . . considers br. jerome to be his best friend . . . seen frequently at bridgemanls . . . pvt and proud of it . . . abandman mallory, robert . . . 'duck' . . . u of m . . . grappler . . . likes to cut down mr. smith . . . forliti, brown, schak, rodecker, michaud . . . a lifeguard mardell, timothy . . . one of the 'boys' . . . major . . . st. thomas . . . wishes he lived in st. paul . . . won't forget meeting the 'tube' maruska, mark . . . sgt . . .recalls prof. horyza's geometry classes as being 'an experience, . . . a cardsharp . . .beck- man, hannahan, finley mason, robert . . . business administration at u of m . . . spends his spare time driving to and from school . . . liked speech class . . . pfc masson, bruce . . . u of m . . . cpl . . . favorite class: prof. tockois geometry . . . maruska, olin, oidonnell . . . remem- bers mr. gaertner's spanish classes matthews, william . . . psychology at u of m . . . mlsgt . . . mc kee, steiner, schovanec . . . likes canoeing and camping . . . 'what happened to br. albert? SGIIIOPS 92 1 ' ef 'T' ,ai meko, james . . . communications at u of m . . . chs com- ment editor . . . 'what am i supposed to notice in two weeks? , . . plumbo, mitsch, walker merrill, galen . . . dimond, halligan, strom, mc nellis . . . known for his speed and agility . . . remembers sophomore english as being 'enlightening' merwin, william . . . 'pt' . . . st, john's . . , capt . . . nhs president . . . piloted miss gaul's mg through the annex . . . wants to know what 'pti stands for michaud, kenneth . . . electronics tech . . . recalls senior class trip vividly . . . 'the kid' . . . adrian, howard, mal- lory . . . adata processor mills, richard . . . baseball . . . seen with shiny shoes . . . harnblin, nash, bushard, moran . . . recalls being busted by sgt brown . . . pvt rnitsch, lawrence . . . engineering at u of m . . . 'what's this about fall delivery? . . . major , . . chs comment . . . recalls duluth, chicago, rochester, faribault mohr, dennis . . . 'bernardoi . . . an electrician . . . les- niak, nordmeyer . . . pvt . . . known for long, flowing hair . . . pinsetter for hillcrest bowl mollner, john . . . st. thomas . . . sfc . . . aband man . . . wants to see the world . . .remembers mr. tocko's hockey stick . . . sebesta, norstrern, ackermann montgomery, william . . . 'monk' . . . u of m . . . noted for his smile . . . favorite class: advisory . . . sgtlmajor . . . mc manus, spencer, kennedy, bacigalupo moore, paul . . . business administration . . . sgt . . .ma- son, jaker . . . 'military is the greatest' . . . thinks he's a fish . . . tennis player moran, robert . . . 'buggs' . . . u of m . . . proud of his good record . . . remembers speech class . . . pvt . . . funniest experience: first night at the tap murphy, brian . . . a prof. collins fan . . . u of rn . . . gahm, slipka, buzicky . . . lstllt . . . senior math . . . wants to suspend br. jerome stephen for a day muske, robert . . . business administration at st. thomas . . . plays in a rock band . . .jackson, larson, pilney . . . sgt . . .country club nash, michael . . . midway's bat . . . 'Ozzie' . . . u of m . . . finley, hannahan, bushard . . . a midway man . . .known for his nocturnal existence newton, thomas . . . rifle team . . . major. . .reiners, ayde, clarke, priester, crea . . . hunting, fishing, baseball . . . 'what's this about fall delivery? niemczycki, eugene . . . st. thomas . . , mfsgt . . . ganje, clark, setterlund, mc partlin, dixon . . . funniest ex- perience: speech class in senior year 4 seniors ,pi nordmeyer, thomas . . . a midway boy . . . seen often in geiser's milk truck . . . works hard at not working . . . pfc . . . no enemies at all norstrem, glenn . . . friends include the band boys . . . enjoyed telling his crummy jokes at the lunch table . . . 1 stlsgt . . . lived in the bandroom o'brien, thomas . . . 'tasty' . . . remembers starting a lunohroom riot in junior year . . . radford, long, mc kee . . . english with mr. boland . . , sfc ockuly, thomas . . . student council vp . . . haag, doran, townley, merwin . . . lt.!col . . . nhs . . . recalls meeting thornton . . .noted for his Ksilly grin' oidonnell, daniel . . . williams, beckman, o'neill . . . br. stephen's bookkeeping . . . sfc . . . 'takes one to know one' . . . quiet most of the time olin, john . . . 'ollie' . . . industrial arts at mankato . . . sfc . . . enjoys a good card game . . . remembers duluth . . . lux, mc teague, bonfe, pappas o'neill, patrick . . . sgt . . . loves spanish . . . muske, slip- ka, pilney . . . always busy with homework . . . mainten- ance at the fairgrounds palmer, stephen . . . west point . , . remembers duluth . . . football, basketball . . . br. twar fan . . . 'harry' . . . nhs . . . lstllt . . . student council . . . star athlete pappas, louis . . . 'the greek' . . . another great driver . . . lux, bonfe, olin, mc teague . . . pfc . . . enjoyed speech class senior year paul, richard . . . senior class co-ordinator . . . major . . . recalls a sunday at ockuly's cabin . . . student council rep . . . 'java' . . . favorite class: advisory petschauer, andrew . . . crack drill commander . . . st. john's . . . major . . . laughs at powers in advisory . . . friends: the mouseketeers . . .br. h. anthony pihaly, james . . . can be seen at pearson's or derham hall . . . reed, rongitsch, verstraete . . . cpl . . . proprietor of pihaly's coffee shop . . . likes hair pilney, thomas . . . sgt . . . a skiing nut . . . major in business administration . . . remembers mr. tierney's history class . . . muske,jackson, o'neill plumbo, philip . . . physics at st. mary's . . . cretinite editor-in-chief . . . trudeau, hassett, meko, berosik, mitsch, bacigalupo . . . nhs . . . comment features editor polski, robert . . . 'ski' . . . aviation at u of m . . . outstand- ing feature: 'my tonsils' . . . likes anybody and everybody . . .fuller brushman popelka, paul . . . paul, kolar, hawkins, mr, gaertner , . . recalls linwood park at midnite with a dead battery . . . loves advisory . . . cpl . . . 'kum' 96 seniors 1-'F' 'Q powers, john . . . dramatics at u of m . . . 'midway for- ever' . . . chorus pres . . . sfo . . . the lover . . . midway fashion co-ordinator. . . 'animal' . . . blue pontoon priester, stephen . . . biology at u of m . . . newton, eich- ten, witte, leritz, radford . . . cinderman . . . lstllt . . . thinks it's been a lot of fun radford, patrick . . . ranweiler, priester, toth, o'brien, and all the mouseketeers . . . biochem at u of m . . . mfsgt . . .thinks he's handsome ranweiler, paul . . . 'beno' . . . design tech at st. paul vocational . . . maintains beno's bomb . . . suffers through norstrem at lunch . . . sfc reed, william . . . pol sci at st, thomas . . . pihaly, ver- straete, toth . . . remembers crashing stma military ball . . . 2nd!lt . . . 'my beauty' reiling,john . . . 'tubi' . . . likes the senior class and girls . . . known for his glasses . , . st. thomas . . . super skier . . .pfc . . .bucketeer reiners, john . . . hangs out in the locker room and mr. tocko's math classes . . . newton, ayde, hawkins, clarke . . . 'i'm innocent' . . . major . . . a trackman reissner, john . . . thinks he's living in the 14th century . . . cretin stage crew . . . a band man . . , 'greetings and salutations' . . . known for his eloquence rodecker, richard . . . major . . . a wrestler . . . mallory, forliti, white . . . remembers prof. horyza's geometry classes . . .a como boy . . .rides a chopper rogers, michael . . . wildlife management at u of m . . . rodecker and la mere . . . spanish scholar . . . mlsgt . . . comes from cowtown . . .admires mr. tierney rohland, richard . . . 'the silent wonder' . . . st. thomas . . . sheehy, berosik . . . a cliff climber . . . noted for break- ing up all his classes . . . pfc rongitsch, robert . . . timp, powers, pihaly, reed . , . a guitar player . . . 'my hairl' . . . pfc . . . loves advisory period . . . thinks verstraete is cute ross, thomas . . . music and language at macalester . . . seen giggling during honors english 4 . . . works for the roman curia . . . lstllt . . .learning italian rossini, stephen . . . st. john's . . . 'play something you know' . . . a band man . . . smolik, matthews, steiner, and all the mouseketeers . . . 'my frank outlook' runyon, robert . . . st. thomas . . , likes the class of '67 the best . . . an avid golfer . . . enjoys friday nights . . . sgt . . . remembers soph english runyon, thomas . . . lundequam, strickland . . . cpl . . . a thespian . . . remembers going swimming at the drama , dinner junior year . . . loves water senlors 98 ,ss ryan, john , . . 'sloop' . . . admires mr. tierney . . . con- scious of his hair . . . buzicky, dixon, and kollitz . . st. thomas , . , likes everybody ryan, stephen . . . a chess player . . . remembers mt 2 with sgt. brown . . . zastrow, saad, steiner . . . enjoyed mr. boland,s english classes saad, khalil . . . 'kelly' . . . came to us from israel . . . remembers his first day at cretin . . . speaks 4 languages . . .linguistics at st.john's . . . sgt schader, paul . . . funniest experience: fulfilling his military obligation at cretin . . . friends include all the boys . . .pfc schak, david . . . loras college, dubuque . . . sweeney, sundberg . . . outstanding characteristic: 'my enthusi- asm'. . . lstlsgt . . . a large wrestler scheunemann, walter . . . forestry at u of m . . . 'shooey' . . . sfc . , . likes hunting and fishing . . .colaizy, elm . . . 'my good disposition' schiller, jeffrey . . . likes to watch the stage switchboard smolder . . . connolly, reissner . . . pfc . . . centennial . . . 'my tape recorder' schleck, john . . . 'the court jester' . . . noted for his cre- ative expressionism . . . loves advisory . . . known for his personality . . .cpl schmidt, richard . . . remembers the time he walked through a window in the annex . . . noted for his cour- tesy . . .a scuba diver. . . sfc schovanec, rudolph . . . biology at u of m . . . sgt . . . steiner, matthews, schroeder . . . plays in a rock band . . . enjoyed br. charles' soph bio class schroeder, frederick . . . rank: a private, and proud of it . . . curly hair . . .can be found at bridgeman's on cleve- land . . . aweightlifter . . . soph english scott, richard . . . plays for rhythm Sz blues band . . . great sense of humor . . . likes music and girls . . . nord- meyer, diebel, schmidt, kasel scroggins, michael . . . u of m . . . goes for soul and r 8a b music . . . grosinger, rodecker, and the rest of the rose- ville boys . . . 'my modesty' sebesta, james . . . looked forward to br. buchmeier's physics classes . . . pfc . . . 'oh, i don't know' . . . proud of his intelligence segale, anthony . . . capt . . . u of m . . .thomas, flesher, dahms . . . remembers getting caught between argu- ments in the cafeteria . . . italian selbitschka, thaddeus . . . 'ted' . . . behr, crea, dulin, beltz, and the other cowtown boys . . . outstanding characteris- tic: 'coming from cowtown' . . . major 100 seniors mf' ,x- 4-R' ay.,-4 ' ,.a -as 63 I J ,C ,M ,348 lf' z ..f UE , ff 5 , 1 Z W X .. In i u ng setterlund, michael . . . lstllt. . . schleck, toner, williams, wielinski, timp . . . intramural man . . . wants to make lots of money . . . rides a chopper sheehy, david . . . cretinite staff . . . major . . . leacock, johnson . . . has a passion for french fries . . . known for his height and temper shima, noel . . . sfc . . . pharmacy at north dakota . . . grovum, graham, stoffelfkostka . . . thinks his name is sexy . . . so does everyone else skrypek, randall . . . known for his stma friends . . . st. maryls . . . cpl . . . student council . . . a hockey player . . . 'let's go to steiner's, guys' slipka, donald . . . 'slip' . . . the manager . . . from the sticks and proud of it . . . u of m . . . recalls hannahan dancing with mrs. scanlan . . . sfc smith, robert . . . math at anoka ramsey . . . Cosgrove, benjamin . . . loved senior military with capt. francis . . . plans to return to duluth smith, william . . . a raider tackle . . . wakes up at 3 pm . . . strickland, runyon, steingrubel . . . would like to go into nuclear physics . . . smolik, thomas . . . likes the band . . . u of m, business management . . . 'i'm modest and good looking . . . what more do you want'?' . . . buzicky, beaudry solberg, thomas . . . 'sols' . . . art at mpls institute . . . interested in not getting drafted . . . known for his ar- tistic ability . . . 'hey ratl' spencer, thomas . . . student council pres . . . liked chem study with prof. haag . . . nativity boy . . . science major at st. john's . . . track star . . . cretin's most respected man stasson,james . . . math at u cfm . . .beamish, kolar, and the little flower gang . . . likes girls and br. paul . . . kart racing. . . sfc . . . 'who?' steiner, jerome . . . chess club pres . . . liked cretin's all- around performance . . . remembers latin and business with prof. mc keown . . . maher, leacock steiner, leonard . . . u of m engineering . , . 'my ability to get to school by 8:14:59' . . . major . . . br. twar's the- ology class . . . matthews, schovanec . , . golfer steingrubel, steven . . . 'gmbel' . . . english at st. thomas . . . 'gentleman, and i use the term loosely' . . . strickland, mason, winters . . . pvt stoffel, dave . . . kostka, gornick, grovum . . . remembers '67 basketball tourney . . . 'my vw' . . . liked his eight- ball squad . . . 'my hair isn't that long, strickland, john . . , business administration . . . honors english fan . . . skiing, sculpting . . . steingrubel, nin- yon, lundequam . . . 'my generosity' SBIIIOPS 102 ...qv ff? 41-W' ,av strom, thomas . . . noted for his size . .. pfc . . . can never forget eating lunch with farrell . . . halligan, Whalen, mc nellis, sullivan sullivan, timothy . . . likes cleaning floors with br. jerome . . . u of m . . . pvt . . . farrell, merrill, moran . . . remembers duluth sundberg, james . . . 'sundown' . . . schak, sweeney, kinderwater . . . remembers soph english . . . u of m . . . lstllt. . .a golfer sweeney, timothy . . . 'sweens' . . . opinionated . . . pvt . . . st. john's . . . lepsche, kosel, laughlin . . . 'sleek, strong, swift, smart' . . .'? tessling, clifford . . . remembers the funeral at nokomis . . . the red baron . . . butler, wagner, lemke, toth . . . private pilot. . . wrestler . . . lstllt thomas, richard . . . architecture at u of m . . . photog- raphy . . . comment page 4 editor . . . remembers causing the comment to be censored . . . 'rich' thornton, timothy . . . economics at Carleton . . . recalls the adjutant's walk at twilight . . . color blind . . . cretin's most controversial . . . major . . .brigade adjutant tierney, robert . . . doran, ryan, townley, thornton . . remembers the 'aqua car' . . . major . . . cretinite staff? . . . student council delegate . . . 'my hair' tilton, louis . . . buzicky, ryan, dixon, gaughan . . . enjoys skiing, hunting, fishing . . . sgt . . . another br. paul fan . . .forestry at u of m . . . mr. X timp, charles . . . sleepy . . . recalls being nabbed for smoking . . . interested in mechanics . . . 'my honesty and my integrity' . , . pfc toner, patrick . . . will never forget graduating . . . known for his ability to take notes while sleeping . . . lilli- bridge, young, williams toth, george . . . macalester . . . p.b. blues band . . . re- members english and calculus . . . tessling, beer, butler, wagner, plumbo, lemke . . .olp prom . . . cretinite townley, stephen . . . major . . . remembers chem study . . . enjoys life . . . witte, merwin, ockuly, haag . . .basket- ball star . . . never forget seeing thornton blush for the first time trudeau, terrence . . . 'trombone' . . . band major . . . plum- bo, berosik, colten . . .lt.lcol . . .remembers plumbo's lake cabin . . .the musician verstraete, paul . . . pihaly, lemke, reed, wells . . .remem- bers getting dunked in nokomis after '67 twilight . . . stma military ball . . . a singer wagner, james . . . 'wags' . . . known for his shaved head . . . a hockey fan . . . tessling, lemke, toth, butler . . . sgt . . .recalls soph english 104 seniors -.mf ,,.-1-' ',3v Walker, dennis . . . st. thomas . . . 'meko, i'm giving you my two Weeks' notice' . . . mitsch, thomas, plumbo . . . comment page 3 editor. . . remembers chicago wallblom, jonathan . . . known for his bad jokes and in- ability to whistle . . . u of m . . . kraft, koenen . . . sgt . . . lists homework as special interest warner, thomas . . . psychology at loyola . . . graham, birttnen, dixon, zastrow . . . 'keep the faith, baby' . . . a band man . . . good looking and modest . . . 1st!lt Watkins, jay . . . 'watty' . . . stout state . . . hockey man . . . recalls the senior class trip . . . likes sailing, sja . . . seen making pizza in art 2 . . . major Wells, terrence . . . state champ wrestler . . . mlsgt . . . hostile on the mat . . . remembers prof. horyza's pt periods . . . arugged individual . . . big man Whalen, james . . . 'whales' . . . also remembers duluth . . . sfc . . . lauer, kolar, haselbauer . . . enjoys a good time . . . 'my good sense of humor' Whalen, timothy . . . u of m . . . cyc discussion groups . . . pvt . . . claims to hold almost all school offices . . . that includes br. jerome's . . . soph english White, michael . . . Will never forget the girl who told him he Was cute . . . mr. horyza's geometry . . . rodecker, mallory, wells . . . awrestler wielinski, donald . . . 'ski' . . . young, toner, lillibridge . . . remembers buying sgt. thompson a coke at sandy's . . . pvt . . . 'my generosity' williams, donald . . . mc mahon, hannahan, Watkins, lamm, maruska . . . football and hockey . . . lt.lcol . . . known for his physique . . . duluth . . .recalls lunch Williams, thomas . . . timp, rongitsch, young, toner . . . likes cretin's french fries . . . green '57 buick . . . noted for his honest face . . . pfc winterhalter, daniel . . . 'Where's my poem' . . . u of m . . . cret-inite staff . . . will always remember chem . . . gaug- han, mallory, brown, denkinger Witte, jeffrey . . . student council vp . . . townley, getter, and the rest of the men . . . thinks towns is an empty set. . . major. . .prof collins woessner, david . . . noted for military leadership . . . u of m . . . fun loving . . . remembers prof. smith and the faculty football game . . . cpl young, michael . . . toner, wielinski, williams . . .another hockey player . . . will always remember graduating . . . excelled in military zastrow, thomas . . . sgt . . . a mountain climber . . . u of m . . . favorite class: senior lunch period . . . kjellberg, warner, and ryan . . . 'sure' O6 ' seniors M1110 T LW' f,m. ackermanng g.j. alle-ng s.j. among j.j. anderson d.1. ayersg t.a. barbeaug d.p. barrettg r.c. battistog t.r. beaudryg c.a, bellandg wg. bellowsg tg. bentong d.g berryg s.m. bibusg p.a. binkerg j.p. bitneyg g.j. block p.j. bohmang s.j. borbasgj.m, bordeng r.j. bovyg t.j. boy- erg j.j. brabecg s.b, brennag j.p. britzg j.r. buckg r.d buokg s.rn. budgeg m.j. burkeg k.j. burong t.j. byrne m.r. byrnesg a.p, calabreseg t.r. oampbellg t.m. cannon gtr. carlsong s.m. carlsong W.r. carterg k.In. cesarg s.k clancyg r.g.c1arkeg m.j. class ,QE Y 'Utne . -sq.. S-Q-f Qi., 'ii EQ 108 , x underclass . H as -es! -6' ...S Uv E ZQLQW, -if f,-,VAN Y ,. 3, aa? W I' e.j. clearyg b.m. ooatneyg La. cocchiarellag d.k. cody t.m. codyg k.r. colaizyg pk. colemang t.j. co1tengt.rn connorg 1.j. corrigang j.b. corserg m.j. costellog t.j crenshawg s,r. crouseg t.j. dalyg c.s. darsieg t.w. de- bruing j.m. delaneyg p.1. denboerg r.m. dimondg d.w ding'1egj.j. dobihalg m.e.doma,g'a11gm.j.donnellygrzg doodyg d.1. dorgang j,j, downing: mr. drakeg d.j. du- boisg ma. duling p.c. dunngj.j. ecke1gr.w. edbergg s.j. egglestong j.m. eibertg pi. eichteng k,j. eitelg p.d engelg r.a. eskurig r.a, faheyg 1.j. favorsg c.e. feliong missing: c.j. eilers 52 fm E if V17 ps-.. L s 34 V: as iff 'Tig S If k , gf' 5 ,475 .J 109 rn.o. fellingg k.r. fennerng m.d. fischbachg j.a. fisherg r.w, floederg k.j. fluegelg t.c. flynng v.p. friedg j.e fruechtlg d.t. furthg g.f. gahmg d.b. galving dr. ganje p.k. gartnerg s.j. garveyg t.j. garveyg t.j. gatesg p.f gattog m.j. gautschig r.c. geisenheynerg j.p. geiserg t.h. geraghtyg m.j. gerlachg w.1. gillisg r.r. glasgow j.j. gleasong t.e. goodellg s.k. gossg d.c. gruenkeg m.s grundhauserg r.j. hahng r.m, haleg Inj. hamburge m.p. harringtong p.h. hauerg r.j. hayesg d.j. heckg t.w hedbergg m.j. heideng s.k. hermanng rg, heroldg t.r. herzang missingzjxn. halligan HO Q underclass s X if wg X K gf , .5929 is 4 Am 4? , S g L W, W uw' L, 45-f' j.p. hewittg p.j. hinderscheidg s.d. hinzeg j.e. honsa. d.j. horvathg m.s. horwathg rn.j. howardg w.f. hueg j.t. hughesg 1.f. hughesg ml. hughesg m.p. hurley d.3. igog r.c. jabsg d.f. jacobsg t.1. jesseng c.j. johnson j.r. johnsong s.m. johnsong w.j. jonesg j.p. joyceg j.j joyceg g.j. jungbauerg r.w. kammierg t.e. kaneg m.p kaselg j.t. keisg c.e. kellyg m.1, kennedyg j.1. kessler j.f. kinneg r.W, kirbyg s.j. klineg m.j. knoxg p.e.ko1ar 1.W. kramlingergjf, krauserg g.t. krenik aw ...., V I I I Q , j.p. kollitzg k.j. koroschetzg v.j. korteg t.e. kovarikg m.s, kryzerg d.p. kuechenmeisterg s.j. kullmang t.p. kurhajetzg j.p. kurtzg Ing. lammg r.c. 1anggj.r. larsong e.p. lebensg g.m. 1eitnergj.w. lfemkeg m.w, lewisg w.d. liebermang d.f. lillibridgeg Inj. lindgreng c.o. 1inngj.t. linstadg m.s. 1oneygj.m. lukoskieg d.m. mc canng r.d. mc clermottg m.b. mc donoughg r.e. mc eiverg j.p. mc ginr1isgs.t.mc gowang m.c. mc guiregjc. mc kasyg w.1. mc keep k.rn. mc mahong t.n. mc mahong p.a. mackg r.j. rnarkog Ina. matthewsg t.s. mattisong j.c. matzkeg c.d. rnetcalfg j.p. millerg d.1. mitchellg d.n. molineg t.q. mooreg p.c. mulallyg t.j. mullaneyg miss- ing: mg. rna.g'1ichgs.b.mo1denhauer fmnrr '- ff f ,',, , Q 112 underclass l' . . 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