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Besides running this year's nine mixers the Council also organized homecoming and mid-winter weeks. The one hundred and eight member council, with two voting delegates and one alternate from each advisory, also acted on numerous proposals, ranging from library policy to the out-of- uniform uniform. President Harry Tschida., assisted by First Vice- President Nick Coleman, also instituted individual class-councils, led by the class coordinators. Vince Walker, senior class coordinator, organized the senior class trip this year. Tom Lionetti led the juniors in setting up the JS and the juniors' class rings, while Paul Ockuly, sophomore class coordinator, organized all of the sophomore mixers. Senior Delegates: L. Borer, S. Salmen, P. Eichten, T. Nolz, D. Rogers, J. Mulfort, J. Tamble, T. McMahon, T. Volpe, D. Lowe, J. Brown, K. Finley, G. Gardner, J. Thames, J. Felling, D. Hill, D. Young, D. Karel, P. Mc- Mahon, V. Walker, M. Sherman. ---.1-..q,.,,,, 'Ci ' P H- f gm., , .-q .1-A mf ff , - ,N,,g fk , :Q ig: mg. 1 4 , X YQ .. Q - - My MM xlgifffiw-Sa,Q XsY '12gefXs43z.i WW 5. i Riggilir umm, wMf,s:.1:Qm-iiizg w.W-,X Q X V... . -- Xi F 3 ff '- . ' Amm,.. H2 A S ,L Q K J we ki' . Ai ' ' E 1 'W 'mga fs an Y ,W,.,.. ,V At far left, Junior Delegates: S. Skweres, P. Hickey T. Hayes, M. Gannaway, P. Casby, L. J avorski, E. Peters R. Martens, J. Spitzmueller, H. Christenson, J. Budge T. Del Fiacco, R. Wills, J. Wujek, P. Thoemke, R. Moder J. Vogt, W. Jacobs, S. Sawyer, T. Lionetti. Middle, Sophomore Delegates: F. Ackerman, T. Ry- an, R. Spencer, S. Bibus, P. Binker, M. Donlan, J. Kol- litz, S. McGowan, R. Matthews, M. Costello, J. Salmen, J. Richardson, K. McMahon, G. Walker, D. Kuechenmeis- ter, J. Eibert, P. Eichten, R. Hamburge, D. Heck, J. Geiser, K. Korochetz, C. Darsie, P. Ockuly, G. Stevens. At left, Freshmen Delegates: V. Gillespie, J. Giel, A. Guzik, D. Busch, M. Anderson, S. Bricher, D. Skweres, R. Salmen, P. Salmeng J. Eggenberger, R. Commodore, T. Cullen, J. Vogt, D. Weyandt, T. Tierney, M. Richard- son, R. Rihm, D. Lewandowski, J. Lux, M. Lynch, B. Pal- lagi, D. Klapperich, P. Moore, M. King, G. Markwardt. 9 9 Q cross country out runs them all 'A' Cross Country, at left: Kneel ing: T. Flynn, J. Mulfort, J. Travers. Standing: C. Belland, C. Neil, R. Markwardt, C. Sawyer, R. Wold. Sit ting: W. Miles, D. Lentsch, G. Quick sell. JV Cross Country, above: J. Gee han, K. Krass, J. Eibert, T. Mullaney, D. Furth, T. Sullivan, G. Hottinger, J. Salmen, J. Kollitz, D. Ayers, T Mulfort, W. McKee. Cross Country, led by seniors John Mulfort and Chuck Sawyer, came into its own this year. The season's climax was reached when Cretin defeated Benilde 25-30, Ben- ilde's first loss ever in conference play. Leading up to the Benilde win were trounces over Hill, Brady, and De LaSalle by scores of 15-48, 18-44, and 1'7-45, respec- tively. On a windy day at St. Thom- as, the harriers won 17-46 to clinch the first Cretin conference Cross Country title. Coach A1tier's team placed Mulfort, Sawyer, and junior Bill Miles on the A1l-Con.fer- ence Team. The Raiders gave a strong team performance in state and took sec- ond behind St. Cloud Cathedral. John Mulfort gave a fine individ- ual performance to capture fifth. The JV had a promising season with a 3-2 conference record. twinkle twinkle littlestar how i wonder who YQ!! who you are who you are The Drama Department showed its endorsement of the military by presenting two plays based on World War II. Stala.g' 17 , presented for the second time at Cretin, spotlighted a barracks in a POW camp in Ger- many. Performed in the 'U' on the north side of the Cretin gym, the staging became realistic when the actors made their entrances through real doors with real gusts of wind blowing in each time they did. In his first role on the Cretin stage, Jim Banick, starring as Seften, was named 'Best Actor' by the Cretin Drama Club. In order to match or perhaps surpass his extrava- ganzas of recent years, Mr. Charles J. Berg, drama director, presented South Pacific with a cast of hun- dreds, and six hula dancers. 'Pacific' performed to SRO crowds the four nights it played in spring. Making her debut as Nellie Forbush, Frances Countryman wooed the audiences and was named 'Best Actress' for her charming portrayal of the cock-eyed optimist. Joan Jardine also shared the role with Miss Countryman. Mary Pat Gleason was chosen 'Best supporting Actress' for her portrayal of Bloody Maryg Steve Steiner was 'Best supporting Actor' for the role of Billis. The Christiansen Award, for outstanding contribu- tion to the drama department, was awarded to Tom Volpe. Frances Countryman, at left, in her award winning role, Jim Banick, below, as Seften in Stalag 1'7. f .D mv, DQ W , '5 .1 3.- 2449. FT 5, an V, ,. ' vf4Qmf4? f'f,, 7 V1 wi 'ffl , pw Nm y Y -Y, qyfi?4 W..:.gf ' ww Z ff' ' .5 , WWW... 'Wifi Q I ,,,,..,,.,, UVM, inlaid raider football builds 8a builds and build build but fumbles .W at ff. fl- -Q ,, . . .. W , -.. .4 Early in the season, Mr. Horyza, varsity football coach, rated the team's potential as, No different than any Raider team of the past. The Cretin gridders compiled a conference record of 2 wins and 4 losses, while finishing the season with a 3-5-1 mark. After a 6-6 tie with Winsted Holy Trinity, the Raiders went on to defeat Benilde 42-0, and Blooming'- ton Lincoln 13-6. These two wins were split by a crushing' 61-0 loss at the hands of Rochester Lourdes. The Raiders then lost to confer- ence foes De LaSalle, St. Thomas, and Brady, and non-conference Superior by scores of '7-0, 14-12, 21-6, and 14-'7 respectively. In the season's finale the Raiders came back to upset Hill 12-0. All-Conference honors went to Dan Russell, Dave Karel, and Tom Jessen, with Russell being' named All-State center. The final season record for the B- Squad was 3-2. Varsity Football, above: lst Row: D. Karel, J. McDermott, L. Van Gem- ert, J. Brown, D. Hill, D. Swoboda, C. Noel, S. Woessner, L. Pates. 2nd Row: M. Grovum, P. Casby, M. Mey- ers, M. Bastian, W. Carter, P. Thoem- ke, T. Orr, C. Swanson, K. Deming, J. Pack, P. Schmid, M. Gavin, M. Scan- lan, W. Sweeney, R. Ritter, D. Rus- sell, T. Shields, M. Lepsche, T. Hayes, T. Jessen, W. Murray, R. Hen- del, T. Del Fiaco, J. Riesgraf, J. Za- petillo, H. Christenson, E. Lamson, J. .M is it A' ,U 1. vo, W? .W .,, ,. 8 'fi by my qi 5,6 by :.,,A5V A V A K i M mfyr 4 ' Mm, I gf' ,,:g, frm Z8 9'-5' eww, .-5-.ff-...S-Lg, M .Mavis --'f Carey, M. Rihm, T. Gates, R. Rei- necke, T. Owens, R. Arnold. B-Squad Football, at right: lst Row: D. Sparks, S. Kline, G. Stevens, J. Eckel, J. Schoen, R. Thomte, J. Sullivan, D. McCann, M. Fischbach, J. Schiller. 2nd Row: J. Delaney, B. Coatney, C. Eilers, J. Rowan, M. Ross, S. Carlson, M. Sullivan, M. Gautsehi, P. Binker. 3rd Row: R. Lamm, T. Geraghty, T. Jessen, D. Mitchell, T. Thornton, D. Young- bauer, D. Eggenberger, G. Block, M. Powers, D. Woessner, D. Igo, S. Gar- vey, M. Halligan, M. Junghans, R. Spencer. Varsity Soccer Team: L. Philben, P. Johnson, D. Kuechenmeister, S. Sawyer, D. Prud- homme, K. McMahon, P. Ockuly, M. Priesnitz, J. Volpe, J. Thames, R. Miller, R. Moder, Bro. James Miller, S. Kane, G. Oman, P. Smith, D. Jobe, S. Kogler, E. Rydell, L. Roberts, R. Buck, J. Buck, J. Keis, T. Wegler, P. Tierney. cretin , sees Its first SOCCBI' team JV Soccer: Kneeling: L. Philben, R. Nusbaum, L. Cuchiarella, E. O'Nei1l, L. Johnson, M Hubbard, M. Class. Standing: L. Philben, S. Eggleston, J. Downing, G. Leitner, J. Pribyl E. Cleary, J. Geiser, J. Anfang, P. Lundequam, S. Stone, R. Floeder, W. Angvik. In its initial season, the soccer team, coached by Brother James Miller, stressed youth and fundamentals. The final varsity record was 1-10-2. In Cretin's first soccer game, the team overcame inexperience to outscore St. Thomas 2-0 in non-conference play. After the initial win the team failed to score dur- ing the next three games, losing to Minnehaha Academy 2-0, St. Thomas 2-0, and White Bear 3-0. Pat Smith broke the scoring slump in a 4-1 loss to Blake. In the return game with Minnehaha Academy, Cretin, led by Captain John Volpe, held on for a 2-2 tie. After losing a close game at Shattuck 3-2, the Raiders went to Breck and lost 4-1. Alexandar Ramsey had too much for Cretin as they overpowered the first year squad '7-0. After losing 2-0 to Benilde at home, the soccer team traveled to Richfield and was shutout 4-0. In a hardfought battle and probably Cretin's best game of the season, the Raiders were defeated by State Champion Edina 3-1. All-Conference honorable men- tion went to fullback Roger Moder. The B-Squad finished a promising and successful season with a 4-2-3 record. C3.IIlBI'3, clugtillo developing One of the oldest, yet most unique extracurricu- lars at Cretin is the Camera Club, featuring darkroom facilities equal to those of the best high school dark- rooms in the state. For more than thirty years stu- dents have mastered the processes of black and white photography, and have proven indispensible to the school newspaper and yearbook for their work in this field. This year's membership, twenty-five students, worked under the direction of Mr. Haag for their own personal satisfaction and to render services to differ- ent organizations, such as the religion and military departments. All of the pictures used in the school newspaper and some of those used in this yearbook were developed by the Camera Club. Camera Club, at right: Sitting: J. Donch, R. Mat- thews, T. Kovarik. Standing: J. Schneider, W. Waring, L. Favors, K. McMahon, K. Penne, T. Lionetti. you can talkygu Can talk . you can b1cker you can talk you can talk talktalk . talk . b1cker b1cker b1cker After a strong start with a membership of seven- teen debaters, the Cretin debate team suffered one of its poorest seasons. Attending only half of the possi- ble matches offered in the Twin Cities, the team lost members steadily despite the efforts of Br. Peter, moderator, and Tom Wegler, president. Due to the loss of members, the team barely managed to retain its National Forensic League rating. With all mem- bers but one returning, the team can only look to the future. Debate Team, at left: Standing: J. Feeley, M. Stacey, P. Coleman, W. Waring, K. McMahon, T. Wegler, J. Sal- men, C. Nachtseim, M. Sheehy. Kneeling: J. Punch, J. McGuire, G. Borer, D. Busch, K. Krass, R. Leahy, R. Hahn, L. Quast, D. Dorgan. V I H, I' 'K .nm is m iiwf W Q 5 .29 if .W A. yr' Q A K , t X ,qw 1 4 ,ff f ff WW W ,LQ wa ,- 'ff A V f ,sw Q - 3 W' V , x 5 ,A ' ,MV K f- ,, 'WW M 4 I Q v , 1 3 My k ,, ,Hr 6-Mfwmw V' VT g Hr W4 V I ww f AW 1 Wx Vw- 4 if Y ff ' ' 1 1 ' 'lv' - W ' wk ' ,, . A v uh! ,,,, I , ,, ,nam 4 , ,fyr,, ff ' W ., ,V 1.1, final, my my f W4 wp an fm war ' v L. arf , W, M f M 24 lbfl, 74592,-if W flea ty M Wh Zzffiew We W 5? Q .1 X q ,A fxixfi' E6 ,, f A A y.'5l Q mi, AQ? l 1 22 dribble . drlbbledribble dribble dribble hand-off . dribble dribblgrlbble - dribble ay up rebound dribble dribble dribble dribble swoosh! This year's Raider team, manned by five se- niors, gained two individual championships, placed second in the conference, and fourth in the state. Cretin won championships at Austin's Holi- day Tournament, by downing Benilde 77-52 in the title game, and Region Four Championship, by defeating Hill 76-66. In CCC play Cretin proved a strong team throughout the season, defeating Hill 89-51, 86- 583 Benilde 56-40, 39-273 Brady 63-55, '70-463 St. Thomas 67-60, but lost to De La. Salle by scores of 51-49, 54-53, and a 59-53 loss to St. Thomas caused the Raiders to tie for second with De La Salle. Named to the All Conference team were Terry McMahon and Jack Tamble, with Tamble being selected Conference MVP. In the State Tournament, Cretin edged Owa- tonna Marion in overtime 70-60, and dropped a 66-65 decision to Champion Rochester Lourdes. Cretin also fell to St. Thomas 63-58. Lon Van Gemert and Tamble were named to the All State Team. Varsity Basketball, at left: K. Finley 1331, P. Smith 1251, D. Lillibridge 1211, D. Rogers 1511, S. McGowan 1231, R. Lillibridge 1351, M. Gautschi 11 11, L. Van Gemert, Mr. Horyza, J. Tamble 1311, J. Brown 1131, C. Noel 1411, J. Conway 1451, T. Mc- Mahon. B. Squad Basketball, below: 1st Row: T. Beaudry, S. McGowan, M. Gautschi, D. Lillibridge, M. Powers, D. McCann. 2nd Row: J. Richardson, W. McKee, T. Gates, P. Binker, G. Murphy. 3rd Row: R. Thomte, S. Carlson, R. Ritter, P. Bohman. 4th Row: D. Edman, Mr. Buron, R. Karel. Sis 'E ,Ll H' ah! Q1 5 fix wmhm Q gtg . mf JP W' 3 T' 5 . , fini. ?5RgQf 'G Q Q Q E'-is - QL www- My 1- Q 1 4' ' 552 ' 'iff Q- -W A Isa S . 9 v Q Q., 5' gi , L55 Fffimf SN ' 71 bk QQ l Q : bn: 4 A f M lg' 'N my h 3 an .5 i W . ' I O ,X ' : i. Q 1 A iw Q3 M 1' Q ' X ' tx Q- . .ff . , f 1.Z , 5 . .v , Q Q V Qi WU ' 't Nr' X Xl ' 1 K fling 1' :X N- H as r W fe A Nw ,' if ff A who g'3.V6 to6't about the school fogiiigy? sf I , X Y ' v Q . Cretin's band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Paulson, celebrated its 50th anniversary with over 40 public appearances. This very busy and hard working band proudly represented their school not only at as- semblies and games but also carried the name of Cretin to literally thousands of people at their Winter Concert and the 50th Anniversary Concert at the St. Paul Audl- torium. Recognized as one of the top high school bands in the state, they also performed out of the state when they presented two concerts in the Chicago area.. A new and colorful addition to the band is the Los Amigos, a take-off of the Baja Marimba. Very popular, this band, led by senior Kevin VonFeldt, performed at the Father-Son Banquet, Mid-Winter Dance, and the Cretin Talent Show. Other bands that stem from the Cretin Band are the Concert Band, the Stage Band, the Pep Band, the Dance Band, and the Marching Band, headed by band Major Thomas Volpe. Band, bottom row: M. Kryser, T. Maloney, R. Nichols, R. Allen, T. Volpe, J. Phillips, J. Richardson, P. O'Malleyg T. Stoffel, R. Slagle, D. Hennessy, W. Stimmler, M. Oberg, J. Schommer, S. Muellner, M. Vaughan, J. Kollitz, M. 0'Brlan, M. Class, R. Nusbaumg E. Shellum, V. Kortes, K. VonFeldt, J. Simmer, G. Veith III, L. Mottl, G. Todd, L. Hofmeister, S. Zastrow, H. Ochsg R. Closmore, G. Leonard, M. Cox, M. Larson, W. Jones, M. Hamburge, J. Donch, P. Mack, E. Recibe, J. Torborgeg L. Hennessy, T. Wegner, R. Eskuri, J. Wilken, J. Snyder, W. DeMarco, R. Zelgler, D. Schak, J. Volpe, V. Vik, F. Schommer, J. Fisher, R. Leahy, M. Pringle, L. Philben, G. Walker, P. Mullalyg J. Richardson, R. Markwardt, M. I-Iorwath, W. Olson, R. Lauer, V. Fried, M. Bohman, T. Frid, D. Leison, D. Klapperich, L. Mack. The participants in Freshman sports, with three new coaches, up- held an old tradition of winning as they displayed a combined 14-4-1 record. If present trends continue, Cre- tin should again be a power in the CCC football race, due to the un- defeated Frosh football team. In coach Rick Smoliak's first coaching assignment at Cretin, his little known Raiders sported a 6-0-1 record. Freshman Basketball also had a winning season thanks to Derham Hall. Due to the A and B squad teams hogging the Cretin gym, first year coach Paul Perley's team found it hard to find a place to practice. The Derham Hall gym was that place in which the Freshman Raid- ers worked for a 6-4 overall record. The season was short but perfect for the Freshman hockey team, who completed the season with an ab- breviated 2-0 record. Both the length of the season and the teams success were due to new coach Jack Dale, who had to leave his coaching duties to participate in the Olympic trials. Freshmen football, below: fby rowsj D. Williams, J. Schwartz- bauer, J. Moore, D. Paradise, A. Quicksell, J. Giel, J. Priesnitz, B. Kenney, P. Murphy, C. Mullen, T. Keyes, P. Laramy, J. Haus, D. Weyandt, J. Reilly, T. Jessen, A. Guzik, T. Tierney, J. Peick, R. Fetsch, Coach Smoliakg R. Tautges, V. Gillespie, R. Salmen, T. Ryan, J. Christenson, J. Todd, M. Swanson, J. Wujek, P. Cody, J. Duszak, K. Ritter. Hockey, lower left: D. McCall, J. Gearin, G. Hermes, G. Gallagher, T. Gibbons, P. Murphy, T. Jesseng T. Frid, M. Meehan, C. Wold, J. Geehan, M. Lynch, P. Cody, J. Seaburg, M. Kellin. Basketball, at right: J. Giel, R. Karel, T. Ryan, M. Dooley, R. Fetsch, J. Peickg R. Salmen, P. Salmen, R. Tautges, J. Todd, A. Powers, G. Wil- liams, J. Morin, M. Gautschi, T. McGinty. Olll' motto tucka, Pucaee gaaway While finishing second in the confer- ence race and posting a 12-11 overall record, the Raider pucksters concluded another respectable season. Coach Ted Joyce drove the Raiders to a 9-5 confer- ence record, along with an impressive consolation crown in State. In conference play the Raiders out- skated Brady 5-43 Benilde 7-3, 8-2, De La Salle 5-0, 4-3, St. Thomas 4-0, 6-2: and St. Bernard's 6-0, and 3-1. Conference losses came at the sticks of St. Agnes 4- 3, 2-lg Hill 6-2, 5-45 and Brady 6-4. After losing the first game of the State Tournament 4-2 to Brady, the Raiders came back to win over St. Thomas and Hill. Tony Byrne was the only Raider named to the All Tourney team. Byrne, along with goalie Ron Vanelli, was named to the All-Confer- ence team. Varsity Hockey, below: P. Casby, T. Del Fiaco, D. Costello, T. Ivory, T. Flynn, T. Shields, J. McDermott, R. Reinicke, J. Eel-rel, E. Lamson, J. Lang, J. Scheuring, R. Ehrmantrout, P. McMahon, T. Malnar, M. Rihm, D. Trudeau, T. Byrne, M. Scan- lon, A. Spies, R. Shier, R. Vannelli, H. Christenson, D. Conway, Mr. Joyce. B-squad Hockey, at left: Kneeling: A. Guzik, D. Paradise, c. Belland, T. Tier: ney, D. Igo, J. Rowan, R. Hayes, M. Ross. Standing: C. Mullen, J. Schiller, J. Rossi- ni, J. Wujek, J. Kurtz, R. Lang, D. Sparks, J. Geehan, G. Stephens, J. Brite, Mr. Smoliak. i . . , ip. H '-1' J 30 N L, their crowds . WSIS yyou S0l101S could heaar . 12.4.51 Cretin's young wrestling team, coached by Mr. Smith and Mr. Ryan finished the season 12-6, with a 7-3 conference mark. The wrestling season found the Raid- ers deadlocked with De La Salle in a 23-23 tie. After the initial confer- ence meet the Cretin squad de- feated Hill 33-16, St. Thomas 24-20, Brady 37-11, and lost to a strong Benilde team 23-17. During Christ- mas vacation, Cretin held its an- nual wrestling tourney. The team took third, with Mike Maglich and co-captains Lee Cesor and Dick Arnold taking first for Cretin. In the second half of the season the Raiders won over St. Thomas 24- 18, De La Salle 31-11, Brady 33-9 and fell to Hill and Benilde by cores of 28-17 and 26-17. Dick Arnold, the only member of the Cretln squad to take first in the State Tournament, finished the season with a school individual record of 23 wins and one loss. A strong B-squad, finished 14-3, with a 9-1 conference record. Varsity Wrestling, at far left: Sit- ting: M. Maglich, R. Schwab, R. Arnold, D. Ethen. Kneeling: L. Ces- ar, M. Franz, M. Grovum, M. Bas- tian. Standing: J. Bartels, T. Jes- sen, L. Pates, Mr. Smith. B Squad Wrestling, at left: lst Row: E. Parranto, D. Trudeau, L. Huges, T. Olsen. 2nd Row: F. Ack- erman, S. Garvey, C. Haevener, P. Ockuly. 3rd Row: G. Fangel, R. Al- len, R. Glynn, V. Vik, Mr. Ryan. X Vf , ,ff .1 3 f, ,. f ,Q ,f 1, gf, . 'f , ff If I. in f'HtV!,,W'f f rf. ff' 1' ,f , , W , V f?,f' , 'U' o.k. let's hear it: thecheerleaders the louder: heerleaders super thecheer loud: eaders Trying to overcome student apathy, the Cretin cheerleaders attempted to bring spirit out of the hearts of the student body. Under the direction of Mr. Paduano, the cheerleading squad publicized all athletic events with posters and pep assemblies. They were also seen leading cheers at all basketball, hockey and football games. The cheerleaders, under the command of John Mulfort, climaxed their year perform- ing at the state basketball tournament. The cheerleaders, at left: D. Lentsch, T. Schrieber, L. Quast, J. Mulfort, D. McPart- lin, J. Senglaub, D. Conway. Every Wednesday Cretin's A 8a B bowling teams challenge opponents from Brady, St. Bernard's and Hill. Excellent organization by league president Greg Van Dyke accounts for the league's success. The league consists of forty students, five on a team. The home alley for Cretin is Ran-Ham, the league also travels to Hafner's Hillcrest, St. Bernard's and North Star. Cretin won the championship during the first half of the season with a record of 24-8. Tom Wegner, secretary of the league has a high average of 191. Transportation to the lanes was provided by the students or by Br. Martin. The bowling team, above: T. Cor- rigan, J. Schaller, G. Williams, W. Patient, T. Sullivan, R. Schwope, T. Wegler, J. Rupert. bowling strilffkalsl again I i Q ,Q ' z:k,. I J 1, law' f . ' .A N . Swv vs' H+' V775 xwE+EE13S '-', is wg ,q, , Q as Begg ' X ',f'q Q . f ge. vkigfs, 4553-sgjggjw, ', ' f1v,ifQ,f,v,ig'f.mgwgQ .,.' .:.. 39532 Ng:-f . aw , x :' -. .55 ' 1 , '?'N g5l,!M wiu.Nv'5s l wr-:+ 9Hf fQsv5,B1 Qggffwgi i' -Q S g1 ,3l9 J'4s -39531225 5-sgfgig tg . 3,6fgg y5'w qy: ,Q qw. gk .XT .gy Q-EX,.,,..?1T4 .0 ,, ,g.ygL4 3313-gg. h - g,i.. ,. QQ K at , R . K kk X . vi ii . x. .. ..,, - ...W .. ,A . . K Qygwgvi h. .. ti . . 1 ix 'kj ..,.,.,,,x 11v-.. 3 ,Z,.:,,:k.x ii. Q K S 2 XX.. 3 6' J Q6 af W x , N if lSg6,Q Tn ,' 3 , I X ff XF ,V ,M fy 'S 1' I 1 gf! 1 ' ' , If K 'il To some Cretin students, military is more than a short haircut and a shiny shoe. For example, the Rifle Team, under the moderation of Sgt. Stock, spent numerous hours after school practicing for their various matches during the year. This year the team defeated Cameron for the first time, Cretin also placed fifth at St. John's at Delafield, Wisconsin. Dan Stuart, Pat Hickey, Pat 0'Malley, Jerry Zapetillo, and Pete Martinson were this year's letter-winners. Likewise the Crack Drill team, under commander Greg Gardner and Bob Schaaf, his assistant, through their early morning practices, were able to win praise from the many audiences they performed for during the year. The Color Guard also made many appearances during the year with the band, the Crack Drill, and on their own. The Crack Drill team, below: 'C': P. Tierney, G. Paduano, J. McGinnis, R. Hahn, R. Hayes, R. Kammier, J. Joyce, D. Kuechenmeister. 'R': E. Cleary, R. Lindgren, R. Herold, J. Keis, F. Ackerman, C. Johnson, M. Costello, J. Staple- ton, G. Schroepfer. 'E': R. I-Iamburge, R. Glasgow, T. 0'Donnell, G. Poser, G. Vadnais, M. Corbey, J. Zeuli, G. Geis, M. Cox. 'T': W. Busch, R. Koegler, G. Kurtz, D. Percy, R. Rogers, T. Reilly. 'I': G. Gardner, R. Schaaf, J. Tierney. 'N': T. Johnson, P. Beckmann, J. Geiser, J. Anfang, D. Conway, K. Vadnais, G. Haffely, A. Soby, M. Wheeler, J. Schroepfer. The Rifle Team, upper right, kneeling: R. Herold, S. Skweres, J. Schroep- fer, D. Stuart, W. Horvath, T. Russell, R. Clarke, M. Meysembourgg Sgt. Stock, H. Ochs, P. Martinson, P. Eichten, P. Hickey, G. Veith, J. Jungwirth, J. Zappe- tillo, J. Budge, P. Schwingle, P. Morrissey, G. Schroepfer, P. 0'Ma11ey, Sgt. Ross. The Color Guard, lower right: M. Vaughan, D. Heck, T. Lionetti, V. Fried, W. Carter K 1 Nt X if C f fs if sw, is ggi 'W 5 1 it LX,. A gk f vi W Q? 4 + w 'Mfg :lm fl- V v 0 43 qv .W . ,v Q. ' . s S.. N. ' 2 s .ww 4 15 WUWMW lmvlw nh rests , on 1tS 1 urels This year saw the annual rebirth of the House of Tutors as members of Cretin's National Honor Society again attempted to help students in hot water with academic cramps. Led by the Society's officers, Dan Russell, Dan Rogers, Mike Roscher, and Steve Salmen, the NHS also aided the Guidance department. Br. Jude Michael, NHS moderator 81, guidance director, stated that the members were chosen by reason of their scholarship, service, charac- ter, and leadership. The NHS officers, at right: Dan Rogers, Mike Roschern, Dan Rus- sell, Steve Salmen. Complete listing of NHS members in the index. Cl Q A I L 1 V, , W if The Cretin male chorus, in its initial year, performed in conjunction with the St. Joseph's Academy Glee Club. Under the direction of Br. Cletus and Sr. Rose Immaculate, the combined choral group performed at Cretin's Spring and Winter Concerts and St. Joseph's Spring Concert. Cretin male chorus, below, 1st Row: S. Bibus, J. Brown, D. Grose, T. Moore, P. Pihaly, B. Sweeney, G. Rhealt, K. Beggin, F. Ackermann, C. Davies, T. Gage, G. Borer, B. Niederkorn, R. Leahy. 2nd Row: M. Monahan, T. Strapp, K. Berntson, J. Salmen, G. Walker, M. Leitner, B. Mayer, J. Kollitz, G. Seurer, S. Rosenberg, J. Wesolowski, T. Kovarik, T. Kurhajetz, P. Dunn, B. Sprunck, J. Muske. 3rd Row: M. Larson, M. Weyandt, J. Carey, V. Walker, D. Russell, T. Volpe, C. Nagel, J. O'Brien, J. Moore, J. Budge, J. Schneider, T. Manahan, V. Fried, J. Weinberg, T. Thornton, J. Weinberg. 4th Row: T. Corrigan, J. Tamble, G. McCann, D. Koegel, T. Pate, J. Spitzmueller, P. Leacock, J. Koe- gel, J. Moore, T. DelFiacco, D. Weber, S. Salmen, J. Riesgraf, L. Quast, C. Sawyer, G. Zappetillo. Missing: G. Van Dyke, M. Meyers, K. Louis, K. Finley. th schoblis alive with thenspund 11111518 Ann EE 0 30 l 7 L ll ' ,-', cw 19 ff: we U ilirny. A Baseball, below, kneeling: J. Pack, M. Grovum, H. Hughes, J. Pike, J. Brown, D. Arnold, J. Kurtz Standing: M. Christensen, M. Scan- lon, N. Allen, T. Malner, T. Reardon, K. Finley, T. Strehlow, D. Lillibridge, J. Tamble, W. Carter, D. Edmon, Coach Rick Smoliak. B Baseball, at right, kneeling: P. when you're onl number SBVBII 011 have to try Murphy, T. Olsen, D. Quintavalle M. Donnelly, S. Friedlander, R. Kam- mier. Standing: T. Tierney, W. Spitz- mueller, T. Colten, R. Kenney, J Schwartzbauer, J. Whaley, T. Keyes T. Ryan, V. Gillespie, D. Geng, P Salmen, S. Neils, R. Ritter, D Lentsch, Coach Len I-Ioryza, P. Cody Fifa, gkilhy uw' lgglsml ,ya 2114. lj rar ffxfx 1 R3 1. ai .lv Rffjyi Opening the season with five con- secutive victories, the Raider baseball team went into a slump which saw them win only two of their fifteen regular season games. They posted a 2-8 con- ference mark, which was good enough to have the CCC cellar all to themselves. Their only conference wins came when they caught St. Agnes, 3-2, and Hill, 8-0. They lost conference games to St. Thomas twice, Brady twice, De La Salle twice, and Hill and St. Agnes both once. Cretin came alive in the Regions as they defeated St. Bernards 15-1, be- hind John Pack's four consecutive homeruns. In the Region champion- ship game, the Raiders, sparked by Norm Allen, defeated Benilde 4-3 in extra innings. Allen not only pitched the game, but also went 4 for 4 while driving in the winning run. In the State Tournament Cretin lost 2-0 to St. Cloud, who went on to win the championship. M' ,M ,,,, 4, T we In the final dual meet of the season, Cretin defeated Benilde 65-62 to maintain their 10 meet winning streak and capture the CCC track championship. Preceding the Benilde meet the Raiders defeated non-conference foes Carleton College Frosh, Harding, Washington, and Rochester, and conference foes Hill 85-41, St. Thomas 84-39, DeLaSalle 82-38, and Brady 89-38. In a disap- pointing State Meet, the cindermen took fourth, with only the mile relay of Dan Russell, Charley Neil, John Mulfort, and Chuck Sawyer capturing a first place while at the same time breaking the state record. During the school year, records were set in the 440, Chuck Sawyer, the 880, John Mulfort, and the Mile Relay. All-Conference awards went to Tom Jessen, Bob Kubiak, Bill Miles, and of course, the Mile Relay Team. The A Ga B Track teams, Sitting: J. Eibert, E. Koenig, A. Calabrese, J. Wujek, S. Kullman, R. Markwardt, T. Flynn, G. Busicky, R. Spencer, J. Wesolowski, C. Bel- W .,,,, Q ,7 V, 4zVv 7' ,W ff? R WMM.. , ,,., Z, 'Eff . f land, T. Sullivan, J. Dobihal, T. Gates, B. Kubiak, S. Kline, J. Jungwirth, M. Fries, J. Wujek, L. Javorski, W. Pilla, J. Eggenberger, M. Young, J. Kemmick, M. Hoff- man, D. Swoboda, M. Domagall, C. McCormick, W. Jones. Standing, Front: J. Payin, M. Class, T. Clifford, R. Lang, G. McCann, S. Sawyer, T. Lionetti, J. Longbotham, G. Markwardt, Mr. Altier, Mr. Smith, Head Coach Ward Schuster, Mr. Tocko, L. Favors, R. Davoli, H. Jandrich, T. Jessen, T. Sullivan, Tom Jessen, G. Block, K. Mc- Ginty, P. Casby, M. Powers, L. Pates, W. Murray, M. Lepsche, D. Ayers, M. Rihm, T. Mullaney, T. Palmer, J. Donch, D. McPart1in. In The Back: M. Nichols, M. Vaughan, M. Lynch, G. Stevens, M. Sullivan, C. Eilers, C. Darsie, T. Beaudry, T. McMahon, R. Torning, C. Saw- yer, J. Travers, W. McKee, D. Russell, J. Mulfort, R. Wold, C. Neil, W. Miles, D. Lenstch, G. Quicksell, G. Hottinger, K. Krass. WOR WOR WOR 011 WOR WOR , 011 we re number one OR WOR WOR 011 WOR WOR M M, Ha, tennisteam bounces bounces bounces back After three years without a con- ference win, the Cretin tennis team, guided by Mr. Pearley, pulled the trick three times. Finishing third in the conference with a 3-5 record, the Raiders defeated St. Thomas, 3-2, 3-24 and Hill, 3-2. Conference losses came at the hands of De La Salle, 4-1, 3-23 Benilde, 4-1, 3-25 and Hill, 4-1. In a strong performance in the State Tournament the team took second, one point behind co-cham- pions St. John's Prep and Winona Cotter. The tennis team, below: C. John- son, H. Votel, M. McGuire, D. Heck, V. Fried, R. Moder, J. Seaberg, J. Richardson, M. Felling, Mr. Pearley, P. Dunn, J. Budge, M. Meyers, J. Richardson, D. Rodgers, D. Percy. putt Cretin's golf team outscrapped Benilde and Hill, as the Raiders fought out of a three way tie to sole possession of first place in confer- ence action. Finishing' the conference season with a 9-3 record, the Raiders defeated Brady, 6-2, 8-0, St. Agnes, 5-4, 'YV2-llfzg De La Salle, 5-4, 6Vz-1V2g and Hill, 5-4. Losses came at the clubs of Hill, 6-2, and Benilde, 6-2, and 4112-SV2. The State Meet was held at Keller Golf Course in a pouring rain. The Raiders finished second behind Rochester Lourdes, with Sopho- more Tom Herzan shooting low for the team. The golf team, below: Ed 0'Neill, Mike Ros- cher, Rick Ehrmantraut, Tom Herzan, Mark Alexander. ii 2 5.53 5? 59 5 22 1 QW: m4?Z 'S 2? 'Q ,M ,www gg?'s mia 2 il af and f ' e Nw -' ,..- ammmm Tift M:.'wWfV v 9999 MW'-'ff 1 V Q , M 4,V,, W f W -,gy K, K L , , 'A ,, ,j,g,X',w'.M ' K A , , f, M , hx , nf ff! , V, I , 1 4 1, ,Q WV I-4 - .2 4 A we fb I LE' A. x. , Mr QTQWAK 4 L .Cf I V' ', L V, , ' 'J 5 14 Vg, ay ,L 1, f ' i ,,.xf xg-QF pf 5 gf ,Aw ff W 1 'V Vs Ik' V, KJ. v,,.' 4 L. fwagr, A x Q by My ,L ,ar R, af , K zz 4, J. an 49 ,733 An. W ' ' aff , - . 1 ,,, .f 1 gf, g.f'g1f ' A F. ' ' ' .. . ... . ,K VXA, , , ., . - ., -W i Q n Ly, M ,f pdf L ' P . . . Q ff, E' ' if . Q - 'M 1 s . .I K 'F if K 'i 'xe.M 4 Pyuwk -'if H ws, .M A , x N S coiggaiient S ill Pad thr31g1gg5ls0re Ge-,Ianother yeeizlgq The CHS COMMENT this year went through two editors, two moderators, two staffs and seven issues. Senior Bob Schmitt, the year's first editor, resigned after the first issue be- cause of administrative pressure. He was re- placed by Gary Quarfoth. At the same time, Br. Peter Denis was replaced by Mr. Terrence Hayes as paper moderator. The rest of the staff remained relatively the same for the rest of the year. For the second year, staff critics reviewed local and school productions. For the second year, school and local productions reviewed the staff critics. Although it was a quiet year for this publication, a good time was had by all. The COMMENT staff: Greg Sands, kneeling: Jerry Seibel, Tom Lionetti, Gary Quarfoth, blessing, Mark Sherman, Mark Sell, Tom La- Y : i Z Q i i fi Salle. and the book gveson and 0I18a0l1 and 011 Continuing in its tradition of change, the Cretinite broke further out of the shell of a 'standard' yearbook and adopted its own style and format. Editors Pete Eichten and Charley Neil took charge of the staff in October. Short- ly after that Bob Schmitt joined the staff as graphic design editor. Together with moderator Br. Roderick, they planned the book trying to combine good coverage with good design. The Cretinite staff, off to the editor's house to discuss the book: Bob Holmboe, Roger Moder, Tom Lionetti, Mike Mono- han, Bill Miles, Pete Eichten, Chris Pash, Charley Neil, Bob Schmitt. sengmg Allen, N.P. Babcock, M.E. Barrett, D.E. Belland, J .A. Alsen, J .G. Bahr, M.C. Barry, T.R. Berry, P.M. Anthony, L.J. Barr, J .R. Bartels, J .R. Bibus, D.P. Biron, S.M. Borgen, J .E. Brick, G.J. Budge, T.J. Bolstad, J .J . Bosma., G.J. Brown, J .M. Burwell, S.J Borer, L.S. Bray, T.E. Brueggemann, G.J. Byrne, A.J. Byrnes, T-B- Cha-if-ert0I1, C-P. Colburn, G.C. Corcoran, J .M C8-I'ey,J-R. Ciresi, S-M- Coleman, N.J. Corrigan, T.L. Carlson, G.P. Closmore, R.J. Conway, D.H. Costello, D.N. Costello, M.J. DeBruin, T.R. Donch, J .P. Dustin, H.E. Coury, G.J. Detviler, M.J. Doody, S.A. Dvorak, D.E. Dean, M.E. Diebel, B.M. Dunn, M.J. Edwards, J.C Eichten, P.J. Fahey, S.M Eldredge, E.T. Felling, J .J Evans, R.J. Finely, K.C Finnegan, P.G. Fuith, D.A. Geary, M.F. Glynn, R.H Francis, R.J. Gardner, G.J. Geis, G.R. Grace, J .D. Friedlander, D.E. Gavin, M.J. Gergen, T.P. Grose, R.L. Haider, A5, Hamm, R.S. Hauenstein, F.L. Hennessy, D.M I-Iaider, K,G, Hanzal, S.E. Healy, M.T. I-Ientges, T.A. Hale, RJ, Harnden, R.M. Heili, R.W. Herriges, J.R. Hill, D.P. Honsa., R.W. Husak, T.J. Jagiello, D-N- Hofmeister, L.A. Horvath, W,T, Ischer, E,L, Jesson, T.A. Holl, J.S. I-Ioschette, J.J. Ivory, T.F. J0hIlS0ll, S-R Johnson, T.A. Karel, DJ- Keller, R.A. Koegel, RB Jungbauer, R.L. Kaup, D-L Kellin, R.S. K0g'l6l'. 5-C- Kampmann, G.E. Keller, M.P. Kinne, G.J. Kolasa, R.J. K0S0wSki, -T.J. Langer, G.A. LaSalle, T.W. Lauer, N.C Kruger. W.J. Langevin, H.C. Lang, J.W. Larson, M.S. I L E Lauer, P.J. Leahy, K.P. Lebens, T.J. Leonard, G.J. Leitner, G.J. LeVesseur, R.S Lentsch, T.C. Lindberg. D-E. Little, D.J. Lowe, D.H. McMahon, T.M. Madzo, M-R. Loban, G.B. McCann, G.L. McSherry, M.W. M3-itrejea-H. T-E Loney, M.A. McMahon, P.M. Madigan, T.F. Malnar, T-F- Maloney, T.J. Marchetti, S.L. Martinucci, DL- Meyers. T-P Manahan, T.J. Marshall, R.T. Masek, G.J. Micko, J.J. Mantalica., P.J. Martin, T.E. Merkel, W.J. Miller, K.F. Miller, R.F. Moore, J.G. Mullenmeister, E.E. Nee, GB- Mxner, w.n. Mueuner, s.L. Muske, J.G. Nelson, J-A- Monahan, M.J. Mulfort, J .L. Mutch, J .S. Nestival, M-G 1 Nichols, R.D. 0'Brien, M.J. 0'Hearn, J.R. Olson, W.J. Noel, C.J. 0'Brien, M.J. 0'Keefe, M.D. 0'Rourke, B.V. Nolz, T.F. 0'Donnell, B.J. Ollig, W.M. 0'Rourke, D.M Orr, T.W. Pash, C.S. Peavey, M.B. Peters, W.L. Owens, T.J. Pate, T.D. Perri, R.T. Phillips, J.H Palus, M.J. as-wp ,wfvf Piedrahita., C.A. Powers, R.T. Quarfoth, G.R. Reardon, T.E. Powell, G.R. Priesnitz, M.F. Quinn, J.C. Recibe, E.A. Reilly, T.P. Rockenbach, B.J. Roscher, M.J. Russell, D.P. Rydell, E.G. Rogers, D.J. Rousu, J .R. Ruzicl-la, D.W. Salmen, S.M Rogers, R.G. Rumsey, M.J. Ryan, J .P. Sands, G.J. Q Q. X Sawyer, C.E. Schak, D.A. Schmitt, R.W. Schufman, G.J. Schaaf, R.E. Scheuring, J .J . Schreiber, T.M. Schweda, G.G. Schacker, G.J. Schmid, P.A. Schroepfer, J .N. Schwingle, D.E Seibel, G.J. Shearen, T.R. Sherman, Senglaub, J.L. Setterlund, S.G. M.J. Shetka, R.J. Shields, T.E Shier, R.L. Simmer, J.F. SOIIIIGII. M-P- Steiner, S.J. Strapp, T.G. Slattery, J.P. Sllahlly M-W- Stevenson, J.T. Stuart, D.B. Snyder, J .J. Spies, A-J- Stoffel, T.L. Sullivan, T.Ja.mes 1 Sullivan, T. John T8-mble, J .L. Tierney, S.P. Tschida, H.T. 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A V , ' ' A ' 1 ' ' i s i once had a dreamy e i was trapped inside' ' an unbreakable plastic bubble. i was floating around the country when i discovered that i was being followed D by thousands of indians, ' ' i e in little red helicopters. they fired upon me with machine guns, L but the bullets bounced off. i Woke up laughing. Allen, Norman . . . Norm . . . remembers pitching ,no hitter . . . Sit down . . . U of M . . . Barrett, Vadnais, Votel, Alsen, Bahr, Kogler . . . likes Prof Haag . . . SFC . . . 42, 51 Alsen, John Als Borgen, Mutch, Kinne re- members Bro. Anthony's class . .. likes potato chips 8a sandwiches drives 62 Electra .. . recalls an A in Chemistry 51 Anthony, Lawrence . I . Thorpe . . . remembers a canoe trip last summer . . . found at Como Lake with Belland, Madzo, Hale . . . favors Prof McKeown . . . proud of mak- ing Cpl. 51 k Babcock, Mark Joe Sands, Carey, Manahan This is true . . . will never forget Bro. Buchmeier . . . SFC.. .plansonI.T.attheUofM . ..N.H.S. . . . 51 Bahr, Michael . . .U of M . . . Lindberg, Grose, Williamson, Allen . . . likes Prof Brott . . . proudest moment was be- coming Batt. X0 . . . feels Bro. Pius is necessary to Cretin 51 Barr, John . . . Barr-boy . . . has avoided two smoking fines . . . I could care . . . seen with Schweda and Ischer . . . Cpl. . . . remembers Sgt. Thompson . . . recalls Jr. year J .S. 51 Barrett, David . .. like to give Mr. Tocko detention .. . recalls Stalag 1'7 . . . O'Hearn, Owens, Ollig . . .remem- bers Mr. Roeller would like heat in old building 51 Barry, Thomas . seen with Bruner, Rums, Schweds, and Lobs usually found in the military office likes skiing at Afton . . . favorite teacher is Bro. Michael 51 ' Bartels, John .. . Barts . .. Conway, Felling, Wittman . . . great grappler . . . will never forget Mr. Smith or Sgt. Thompson . . . proud of being a Captain . . . 31, 51 Belland, James .. . proudest moment: becoming' corpo- ral Bennett . .. favorite teacher: The Coach St. John's . . . Madzo, Finley, Anthony . . . usually found at B.J.'s 51 c Berry, Patrick . . . Bear'-' . . . the couches in Bro. J erome's office Lwere softer than the benches in Mr. Tocko's, . . . likes Bro. Michael . . . Young, Lentsch, Dunn, Rumsey 5 1 Bibus, David Gill tennis Eichten, Dean, Grose, Schmitt, Sherman, Schreiber Purple suckers Captain greatest experience was mak- ing the N.H.S. 4, 51 Biron, Steven Bi . . . greatest experience: having Mr. Boland for a teacher Hi ya head . .. Mankato State . . . Micko, Harnden, Corcoran recalls Stalag 1'7 52 Bolstad, James favorite teacher: Sgt. Thompson SFC remembers the Desperate Hours . . . adept at getting out of school early .. . Edwards and Kosowski ...52 ' Borer, Lg Stephen .. . Leo . . . known for good? jokes and all around sense of humor . . . Perri, Stuart, Ziegler, Allen, Barrett, 0'Hearn, Schreiber .. likes Profs Berg and Boland . . . 5, 52 Borgen, John . . . Borg . . . Bray, Masek, Pate, Owens . . . favorite teacher: Prof Smith . . . wants to be a teacher drives any car he can get a hold of SJA 52 Bosma, Gregory . .. Bos . .. will never forget Brother Gilbert . . . plans on the Army . . . Western, Eldredge, Al- sen . . . SJA . . . wants to be acomputer programmer . . . 52 Bray, Thomas hangout is Fort Snelling drives a Triumph . . . Moore, Winters, Harnden, Borgen . . . never forget Mr. Smith's class . . . Derham . . . college . . . 52 Brick, Gregory . . . likes to hunt ,. . . 2nd Lt. . . . 0rderly . . . seen with Swanson and Nelson .. . will never forget Mr. Gaertner found in the balcony plans on col- lege . . . drives the old Scout .. . 52 Brown, Jeffery . . . football, basketball, baseball . . . plans on college at California found in locker room . . . likes Mr. Boland . . . seen with Swoboda, Finley, Tam- ble, Noel . . . best all-round athlete . . . 5, 12, 23, 41, 42, 52 Brueggemann, Gary Chet or Poker plays guitar likes Mr. Boland . .. friends include Koegel, Sullivan, McSherry plans on college, then social work 52 - Budge, Timothy Badge St. Cloud State an avid skier remembers military with Sgt. Cooper . .. Wagner, Ryan, O'Donnell, White, Pate, Young .. . PFC . . . 52 Burwell, Steven . . . Burr . . . a Roseville Honda man . . . remembers the Music Man . . . usually found at Har Mar . . . 2nd Lt. . . . a skier with Lohan, Coury, and Rum- sey .. . 52 Byrne, Anthony . .. remembers the trip to the Falls . .. hockey player . . . All State Hockey '67-'68 . . . usually in Minnehaha Lanes . . . Cornell University . . . 29, 52 1 Byrnes, Thomas . . . plans on being a teacher . . . River Falls . .. seen with Swoboda and Brown .. . likes Prof Smith . . . found at the apartment or in Mr. Tocko's office ...53 Carey, James . . . Harry . . . remembers getting thrown in the courtyard-fountain on Hobo Day Major actor and singer U of M .. . Ollig, Sands, 0'Keefe . . . 4, 13, 41, 53 Carlson, Gregory . . . Coleman, Roscher, Gardner, Lang . .. hopes to go to Stanford . .. favorite teacher is Prof Tierney . .. recalls Frosh Twilight Parade Capt. 53 Chatterton, Claude . .. Chatts plans on the Navy . .. wants to make more money than Mr, McKeown .. . usually at Park Grove Lanes Hanzal, Edwards, Petersen . . . 53 Ciresi, Sam . . . seen with Fuith, Lebens, Borer, Johnson, Schacker . .. found at the Roadside . .. Mankato State, then the Navy wants to be a big executive 53 Closmore, Ronald . .. Clos . .. Muske, Muellner, Wil- liams . . . can be found in the bandroom . . . favors Profs Brott and Paulson wants to be a pilot SFC 27, 53 - Colburn, George . . . Charlie . . . likes fishing . . . found in the nurse's office . . . plans on the Air Force . . . Glynn, Rogers, Reilly, Corrigan .. . likes Mr. Boland . . . 53 Coleman, Nicholas . . . a water skier . . . V.P. of Student Council , . . Golden Jet . .. Roscher, Carey, Gardner, Felling likes Prof Joyce SJA Major 4, 53 Conway, Daniel' . . .Q Carrottop . . . remembers the Du- luth hockey tourney drives a '61 Ford Wittman, Felling, Senglaub, Bartels . ., Metropolitan State J.C. ... sgt. 29, 329 53 G 5 Corcoran, John .. . Biron, Little, Langevin, Powell, etc. . . . remembers Mr. Roeller . . . life ambition is to be PMS of Cretin . . . law at the U of M . . . Cork . . .53 Corrigan, Thomas . . . drives a '61 Cadillac . . . SJA . .. 1st Lt. .. . found at his locker . . . Larson, Strapp, Glynn . . . plans on college at St. Thomas . . . likes Bro. Jerome Anthony... 33, 41, 53 Costello, Dennis . . . Cos . . .usually found at Pearson's . . . SFC . . . likes OLP . . . remembers the car burning . . . seen with Costello, Dunn, Lohan, Barry, Lentsch . . . 53 Costello, Mark . . . So why tell me? . . . rides horses . . . found at the Highland Village. . . U of M . . . remembers Soph religion . . . Swanson, Rumsey, Diebel . . . Sgt. . . . 54 Coury, Gregory . . . plans include the Air Force . . . best at skindiving . . . likes Lebanese cookies . , . Loban, Bur- well, Barry, Tamble likes Bro. Michael Lee .. . 0'vah . . . 54 Dean, Michael . . . Dino .. . best at shaking hands . Madigan, Thames, Peters . hangs out at Va1li's . . . likes Bro. Michael Lee . . .drives an Olds 98 . . . Sgt. . . .-54 DeBruin, Thomas . . . Bruner .' . . best at skiing . . . Lentsch, Schweda, Rumsey, Loban . . . SJA . . .likes Mrs. Llambes . . . enjoys proms .,. . likes Chow Mein . . . What I-lah . . . 54 , Detviler, Michael . . . best at sleeping and eating . . . OLP . . . drives a '58 Chevy . . . Finnegan, Nichols, Welle, Ivory . . . Mich . . . Anoka-Ramsey J.C. . . . found in 207 ...54 , Diebel, Michael . . . likes to watch Bro. John crack up . . . Sad . .. recalls Freshman wrestling tournament . . . seen with Fag Rumsey, Marty McMahon .. . Diebs . . . 47, 54 ,Donch, James . .. Spooky . . . flash with a camera . . . track team . . . pole vaults in black socks . . . friends in- clude Glynn and Hentges . . . often in the bandroom . . . 16, 27, 54 ' Doody, Stephen , . . The Dood . . . champion at maul ball .. . Snyder, O'Brien, Keller, White . . . found at SJA, the Midway, and in the halls . . . plans on the service . . . 54 Dunn, Michael . . . Dunner . . . -made corporal 3 times Soph year . . . wants to be Bro. Jerome's boss . . . had something to do with the burning of the Homecoming car . . . enjoys military . . . 54 Dustin, Hale . . . Punkin . . . proud of being a corporal . . . Ives, Mainard, Pete . . . recalls when a door felllon him . . . eats anything . . . claims to be whiz at hockey 54 X ' Dvorak, Donald . .. Trip once built a '32 .Ford . .. enjoys singing Mickey-Mouse likes the Beach Boys, Whoppers, Derham Winters, Kruger, Shetka, Walls . .. 54 5 Edwards, John . . . remembers Charlie Thompson's pitching arm . . . John O . . . experienced Charlie Berg's class . . . likes Mr. Ireland, the halls, and grilled cheese ...54 r Eichten, Peter .. . Squirrel recalls talking to Sgt. Stock about yearbook . . . U of Virginia . . . loves girls . . . Schmitt, what do you think you're doing? .. . Lt. Col. . . . enjoys watching the crow fly .. . 5, 50, 55 Eldredge, Eugene . . . f'Stick it in your ear . . . his moth- er taught him all he knows . . . seen with Whizzy Fahey and Holy See Through Kennedy . . . profes- sional Pvt. . . . 55 ' Evans, Robert . . . recalls the Monday he wasn't gigged . . . Dale . .. ambition is to hunt wild boar with Sgt. Stock . . . remembers passingspanish . . . Schuff, Bro. Rod . . . 55 : ' Fahey, Stephen Whizzy can be found smoking . .. Eldredge, Rousu, Kolasa . .. drives a '60 Pontiac. . . enjoyed Mouse That Roared . OLP . . . Pvt. . . . 55 Felling, Joseph . . . Joe . . . SJA . . . best at sleeping .. . . Wittman, Gardner, Conway, Lang . . . found at Phil's place . . . drives a '51 Chev.. . plans on the U ofM . . . 5,55 Finley, Kevin . . . found in the gym . . . St. Thomas Col- lege . . . a sportsman . . . Brown, Tamble, Weyandt, Con- way recalls the Cretin-St. Thomas Championship game of '67' . . . Finner . . . 5, 23, 42, 55 ' Finnegan, Patrick.. . . wants to be a forest ranger. .. Rat . . . favorite activity is slap the buzzard . .. friends include Welle, Nichols, Wallrich . . . U of M . .. Cpl. . . . 56 Francis, Robert .. . Bud . .. usually found behind the bleachers . . . favorite teacher is Bro. Michael Lee Powell, Walsh, Swede, Spahn . . . Macalester . . . 56 Frank, Donald ambition is to get some ambition usually found in the military ,office or sleeping . . . Heili, Martinucci, Maitrejean .. . likes Prof Berg 56 Friedlander, Donald . . . Fred . .. wants to learn bass guitar . . . remembers Stalag 1'7 .. . seen with Maitre- jean, Frank, Heili . . . favorite teacher was Mr. Roeller ...ss r Fuith, David . . . life's ambition is to give Mr. Horyza a haircut .. . Crash . . . remembers making officer and A Honor Roll . Ciresi, Perri, Quarfoth . . . St. Thomas ...56 Gardner, Gregory . . . Gunther . . . Crack Drill man . . . Felling, Wittman, Mutch, Lang, Coleman, Hauenstein .. . likes Prof Horyza .. . plans to major in math at St. John's . . . Lt. Col. .. . 5, 38, 56 Gavin, Michael Birdman .. . favorite teacher: Mr. Berg . . . Apt. 307 . . . never forget Music Man . . . Tamble, Ru sell, Marshall, Noel, VanGemert, Brown, Karel . . . 12, 56 , Geary, Michael . . . '58 Chev . . . Crane . . . ambitionis to have his own harem . . . recalls Sgt. Cooper f: . 4 greatest experience: meeting Don Ethen .L . Leahy, Geis . . . 56 Geis, Gregory . . . Goose',' . . . found in the attic. . . wants to live in Tahiti . 'MSG friends include Geary and Stoffel' greatest experience: graduating . .. 38, 56 Gergen, Thomas 1 . . Gerg . . . Geis, Geary and the rest of the boys recalls being in Gavin's corner Soph. year . .. Crack Drill V. .. likes Prof. Berg . .. U of M . . . CPL,...38,56- , . 5 l Glynn, Robert . .. respect for Tschida . 4 . Tschida most likelyfto fail . . . Rose Drive Inn . remembers- Desper- ate Hours . . . wants to make'S40,000 a year . . . 56 . Grace, Jerome . .. was proud when Cretin beat Hill in football . . . wants to be himself . likes skiing . . . found around St. Agnes . . . best girl's school: St. Thomas . . . 56 Grose, Richard .. . Rich . hangs outat Circle Pines . . . SJA . . . likes steak . . . 2nd Lt. . . . remembers meeting Connie . . . friends: all those Ifve said f'Hello to . . . 4 1, 56 'Haider, Albert . 'Abb'y . . . found at the Cue . . . '57 Olds .. . Lauer, Winters, Dvorak, Harnden . . . St.'Cloud State .. . liked Mr..Warner . . . remembers getting a car . .. 57 Haider, Kenneth . . . usually in 1 12-1 13 . . . proud of mak- ing Honor Roll Frosh year . . . Sgt. . remembers get- ting haircut from'Sgt. Michaels... hangs out at Mc- Donald's ...' 57 ' ' Hale, Robert' . . . Nathan . found at 'any dance ,. . wants to be a pilot . drives a 1930 Model A . . :favorite band: Prof Smith's found around school under Exit sign...57 . ' 'A Hamm, Stephen . . . Ask me. Do I care? . drives a '59 Chev best at skiing ... proud when he says I go here .. . Irving . . . found anywhere you can sleep . . . OLP .f. . 57 ' L .I-Ianzal, Steven V. bestat sleeping . .. . hangs out at Em- bers . .. drives '58'Chev.. .. Cpl. .. . Stretch .N . Lowe, Hill, Healy L . . greatest experience: running thru tunnel . . . 57 Harnden, Richard . . . Joey . . . recalls Bro. Jerome Steven smiled at him . found in the halls, at Derham, ,or at Idrive-ins . drives '57 Nomad . . . goal: to ,be rich 57 'v ' f Hauenstein, Fred Freddie advice: try every- thing .. . . proud of making officer . What's the deal? likes hamburgers and water skiing . drives pink Chrysler..,57 'Egg '.,, D U Healy, Michael, ..V. . Heal's 5. . . wants to be happy . . . foundgat 0tto's and principal's office . . . best at sleeping. 8s complaining . . . likes Highland and his-74 chopper . 57 a X 5 - ' Heili, Robert ... -hangs out in the 'halls and at Bimbos . . . enjoys maul ball . . . good at singing and driving his. '58 Chev . . .VFrank, Borgen, Bunga . . . DLP . . . Cpl. . . .e 57 Hennessy, Dennis ... 'I-len passed Algebrayf.. Sorry, Fella . .. somewhere between Pvt. and Cpl. hamburgers Stoffel and Todd . . .2 often in the band room...27, 57 . I - ' - - Hentges, Thomas . . . Hawk . . . found in Tocko's office, at a Dairy, Queen, or sleeping . . .N enjoys pancakes, the Mamas and the Papas, Derham' . . . Mulle, Eldredge, Beak...57 A ' ex Her-rig-es, 'John . .. I guess it's truef' .. . good at break- ing skis . .. doesn't like the food but can beifound at Carbone's or cafeteria . . . B.O.D., Mike Joe-Don Looney Hill, Dennis King or Yo?' What's new? '... never will forget meeting Prof Schuster . football-. . . Mr. Brott Marquette Embers, Pearson's, or the Yeoman parties . . . 5, 12, 50,58 i Hofmeister, Lawrence . . . found at Julie's . L . Holl, Spike, Pash, Kaup . . . '55 Chev . . . Annapolis or Coast Guard . . . 2nd Lt. .. . 6-sticks forever likes lemon meringue pie plays a tenor sax . . . 27, 58 W A Holl, John. . . Halsey . . . St. Thomas . . : Joan, elves, Ish, Hof . 68'Mid-Winter .L . 2nd Lt. 4 . . Ah . . . sure . . .just like that. . . . favorite personality: Johnny Carson. . . 58 Honsa, Robert. .H. 0lds,j442 .. . likes ruddabeggers, Col. Fahs, Bro. Jerome Steven .. . recalls breaking clock -in Bro. Dominic's religion class . . . Tiny, Mar, Swoboda . . . 58,. X I-Iorvath, William . . . wants to shave the colonel's mous- tache . . . Johnson, Jungbauer, Schaaf, Sullivan . . . Birdseed . . . A: school with a wet tunnel . '44 jeep ...as,5s W . , f g , . Hoschette, James . ., proudestmoment was getting ist Lt. . . . Biron, K. Miller, Micko . . . Would I? . . . found roaming the halls . . . 'Too much militaryfnot enough girls . . . 58 , ' ' V Husak, Thomas . . . I am the greatest . . . wants to be rear admiral Kampmann, Haider, Lang . . . favorite personality: Don Riley . Bird in hand worth three in tree 58 , ' V, 'e K . Ischer, Edward . .. Spike .,. . hangs out in Italian Vil- lage . . . '68 jeep . ...-Sehweda, Smith, 0'Keefe, Hofmeister 4. .. Eat your heart out . . . like-s Kentucky Fried Chicken 58 y - Q Ivory, Thomas . .. found shaving in military office . .. '61, Impala . . ..wants to be a teacher . . . Wells, 'I-Ioll, Hof, Rat, Nichols, Roscher,.Dustin ,Y. . best at hockey .. . 28, J agiello, Duane . . .D Chico . . . greatest experience: walking to school . . . ,favorite teacher: Mr. Berg f. . . Kaup, Martin, J essen, Swede. . . liked intramurals . . 4 58 A Jessen, Thomas . f'Jase . . . found' anywhere but -home . 4. . Billy Kruger, Hosqhette',.Little, Diebel , . .drives his qown car . likes football UD, poetry . 12,. 31, 45, 58 Johnson, Stephen 4 . . Swede . . . likes'Bro. 'Jer j. . . Car- -bone's,. . . proudest-when on varsity baseball team Soph- yean . . . ambition: come out of Army alive . . . enjoyed plays...58' , . A , . . A Johnson, Theodore . . .e remembers being hit by Horyza . . . '67 Camero . . . science at U of M . . . W.C. Fields fan . .. Rydell, Bibus, Schaaf, Schmitt, Eichten . .. found any- where 'there's food'. '. . 38, 59' ' . Jungbauer, Robert . . . T. Johnson, I-Iorvath, Sullivan . . . CLA at U of . . liked being onthe cannon' crew . ,. . '617 Ford . . . favorite band: Los Amigos . Sgt. . . . OLP-. . L 59 Kampmann, Gary . . . f'Kamps . . , wants to make as much money as he spends . . . likes Bro. Michael Lee . . . Beckman, Honsa, .0fNei1lj. . . wants 'to apprentice in printingL..59 p A ' V Q Karel, David . Karel Dale . . .proudest moment was 7 Hill football game and being named All-Conference . . . seen with VanGemert, Russell, Masek, Gavin re-I members' the Mid-Winter Date,Dances . . .' 5, 12, 4.5, 59 Kaup, Dennisl... BigDeni . . . Martin, Evans, Senglaub, V Conway, Grace . . .favorite personality: female type . . ., ' 1steSgt. . favorite saying:h, Oh,-a6f?S'7of' . . . '6-1lX0lds 4 . . 59 Keller,5Michae1 .. . wants to bei a soldier .1. Kels . . . U of M . . . Leahy, Wg Miller . . . usually.-Raund in cafeteria . .' . Oh real1y '. . . '60 Chev. . . Ed Sullivan, spaghetti . . . 59 ' Keller, Richard , also 'called Kel . . .favorite teacher is Bro. Mike . . . Williams, Muellner, Orr, Kosowski . . . art class was greatest experience . . . Dream on . . . 59 Kellin, Scott . another Kel . . . Reardon, Schmid, Waters, 0'Keefe, O'Rourke, McMahon . . .U of M . . . won't forget Bro. Rod 8a Bro. Mike . .. likes french fries . . . 59 Kinne, Gregory . . . Kine . . . liked the Twilighfraraaes . . . another Bro. Mike fan . . . Mr. Tocko CU . . . Mutch, Schmitty Rousu, I-Iauenstein, Olson . . . '64 Olds 98 .j . 59 Koegel, Richard . . . That',s funny OLP . .. remem- bers Latin weekend .4 . biology' at St. Thomas . Moore, Monahan, Kosowski . lst Lt .... favorite teacher.iseMr. Boland...-11,59 K 9 5 . , ' Kogler, 'Steven . . . Kogs .. . Priesnita, Votel, Kaup . . . wants to be a truck drivers. . . plans to work at Yellow- stone National 'Park . . . SFQ .,....favorite personality is Buddy I-Iacketl . . OLP . . .X 14, 88, 59 . I A Kolasa, Robert . 4 . pre-med at U of'M . .', SJA- . . Rogers, ,Eldredge, Glynn, Reilly, Colburn, Mullenmeister, Hentges . . . John Willite 8a Bro.' Andre favorite teachers ...59.,-. .e Q .' . Kosow ki, Theodore' Polock Keller, Koegel, Muellner . .. interested in forestry . .. likes N. Minne- sota and Prof Ireland ...V MlSgt . fishes . . . St. Joefs . . . 60 V , Kruger, William . . . Krugs .'. . found in gym . . L winters, Shetka, J essen, I-Iarnden, Strehlow, Little, Dvorak, Gallagan, Casselman . . . What's the deal? . . . Cpl. . . , 60 Lang, James . .. Wang .. . proudest moment: playing St. Michael's Coleman, Husak, Conway, Wittman, Bartels . '64 Valient . . . found, sitting in hallways . .. 29, 60 ' . l ' 1 ' Langer, Gerald .Q. wants to be a PhD in history drives a '60 Dodge . . .ipasses his time waterskiing-. .. favorite teacher is -C. J. Berg . . . corporal . . . 60 Langevin, ,Hal . . . usually found in theloffice . .f . Burwell, Little, Mieko, Corcoran liplansjto join the -Marines . ,-. greatest experiencez' getting kicked out of military .H . .- 60 . . Larson, ,Michael . Lars . . . Strapli- Corrigan . . . wouldlike, to get rich . , . proudest when playing in tune, with the band . . . Captain . -SJA. . . . likes hot dogs and Prof Berg . . .'2'7, 41, 60 ' , i - LaSalle, Thomas 4 . . greatest time waslosirig 65 lbs. . . . Slim Q. . Lauer, Lindberg, McSherry, Brueggemann . . . U of M . .,. newspaper man . . . likes skiing . . . drives a '53 Chevy . lst Lt. ..- 'B8IlQh..PI'6kSS .Q.., 50, 60 , . Lauer,:Nicholas LaSalle, Haider, Pash, Lindberg . . . remembers chari-tymball J . . likes Bro. Jerome A .1f Seri- ous'T ,. . .'St. Cloud'College . .. . likes football,'eandy . . . 60 Lauer,ePatrick . .. P.L. -. . . Vocational 'OLP . .. I'll drink to thatf' . . . McGinnity, Ollig, Wells, Owens, Bor- gen Bro. 'Rod man . .. hunts and drinks milk 61 Leahy, .Kevin .. . Geary, Keller, Kruger . . . usually in military office . . . Lobster . . .-wants to be a bush pilot . Q. ., plans to graduate . , . likes Sammy Davis and Central ...si . , . . . if Lebens,,Theodore . .. wants to be a bum Schacker, Fuith, Ciresi discovered at Roadside likes Mr. Veith CPI .. . greatest experience was finding 3rd floor plans on college National Merit finalist... 61 Leitner, Gregory. . . Litas . . . Schwingle, 0'I-learn, Up- ton, Steiner .,. Vocational Mrj Gaertner Why certainly . . . enthusiastic about Sta1ag 17 , Bob Hope, OLP...-.61 he sv.. . ep L . Lentsch, Thomas Lyncher skier usually found with nurse . St. Thomas. Down,it1' . . ..hero:. GJ. Berg . . J drives'T-Bird . . .proudest moment: passing! military 61 1 ' ' ' ' ' - Leonard, Gregory .Q . LeVesseu.r', Loney, Malony, Geis' . . . proudest when teaching.Geis physics . . .'Mr. Boland isfavorite teacher goal in life: happiness . . . 27, 61 LeVesseur, Roy . will enlist . . . best at girl watching' .. . likes pizza . .. Dustin, Ivory, Mantalica, Holl, Madi- gan, Powers . lurks in the halls SJA 61 . K Lindberg, David U of M .. . Lauer, LaSalle, Grose proudest when making officer . often in the balcony ..-advicezedosyour best in,what youstart to do . .. 61' Little, David . . . Lits . . . Anoka-Ramsey . . . Langevin, Kruger, Corcoran . . . enjoyed Highland's -Sadie Haev- kins . thinks we should have a spittoon in the tunnel ...62 Loban, George. . . I think it's. going to snow . . . Lobes . . . found skiing or rally driving his '58 Porsche . .. T. McMahon, Barry, DeBruin, Rumsey, Schweda . . . 62 - Loney, Michael . . . Joe Don . . . O'Donnell, 0'Rourke . . . usually found leaving school . ...rr What U of M .. . '62 Volks . . . Gail? house . Flippers . . . Prof Boland . Q . 62 , . . Lowe, Daniel . . . Lowie . . . found at Embers or Car- bone's . . . Hill, Hanzal, Spahn, Powell . . .likes Bro. Mike .. . great school to become a real man Captain . .. 5, 62 McCann, George Judd . .. Carey, Waters, Schmid, Karel . . . St. John's . track wonder . . . greatest experi- ence was when he bought a motorcycle . .. You can't win them all . .. 41, 42, 62 , McMahon, Patrick Reardon, McMahon, Waters handling '67 homecoming dance was greatest experi- ence OLP . . . Blades . . . Lt. Col. .. . remembers de- bates at the student council meetings . .. 5, 29, 62 McMahon, Terry . . . Mac . . . bed-wrestler champ p. .A, Lohan, Scheuring, Moore, Brown, Tamble, McMahon, Diebel . . . lost in Mr. Gaertner's room . . . tries at basket- ball .. . Mr. Haag 5, 23, 45, 62 McSherry, Michael . . . Brueggemann, Sullivan, LaSalle Zero best at daydreaming Good luck avoids flying objects at lunch . . . Vocational . .. OLP 62 --4 Madigan, Thomas . . . It reeks . .. Dean, O'Donnel1, Thames . .. found where he's needed St. Thomas likes Mr. Gaertner .. . SFC . .. hamburgers .. . Little Bit of Soul . . . 62 Madzo, Michael Zo . . . Anthony, Hale, Bellandq. .. liked the dances . . . recalls Mr. Roeller . . . drives a bomb . .. favorite teacher: Bro. Rod . proudest moment: promotion 62 Maitrejean, Thomas . . .thinks military should be cut . . . Mainard . . . 'Dustin, Powers, Sonnen . . . likes out- smarting the military . . . U of M liked Music Man ...az L, Malnar, Thomas . .. The Ranger ,.. found at home at 495 S. Hamline . . . Lang, McMahon, Byrne . . . likes Bro. Mike . . . Cpl .... alsogcalled Taconite . . . plans to teach . . . 29, 42, 62 ' A Maloney, Thomas . . . This is true . . . Squid, Squire, Pharoah, O'Brien .. . lives in band room .. . likes Mr. Boland . . . proudest moment: playing B flat in key of D ...2'1,6a 9 W Manahan, Tim . . . By and Large . . . Sands, Carey, Son- nen, Babcock . . . best at changing his mind .. . law at St. Thomas . . . like to be a sword fighter . . . SFC . . . 41, 63 Mantalica, Patrick . . . watches the North Stars . . . Ivory, Dustin, LeVesseur, Marchetti . . . enjoyed offi- cer's ball found in gym . . . greatest experience: gradua- tion . . . 63 Marchetti, Steven . . . ambition is to be a millionaire . . . OLP best at skipping class . .. remembers Mr. Bo- land's class . . . Welle . . . OLP . . . hangs out at Roadside ...sa p Marshall, Robert . . . Bubba . . . Apt. 307 likes Prof Buron .. . Yaaa Russell, Gaun, Swanson, Tamble . . . Air Force . . . found in the lunch room.. ., lst Sgt. . , . 63 Martin, Thomas . .. found wandering the halls .. . Marty . .. Kaup, Jagiello, Senglaub, Conway, Evans . . . favorite teacher is Mr. Gaertner . . . likes St. Joe's . . . 63 ' Martinucci, David . . . Nooch . . . visits the House of Wong . . . Maitrejean, Masek, Frank . . . U ofM . . . remem- bers Hill game Sophomore year . . . drives a 1929 Model A 63 Masek, Gregory Borgen, Bray, Karel, Mutch, Mc- Mahon Mas mostly in West St. Paul . .. water skier '. . . liked Mid-Winter . . . wants to storm the U of M ...63 . Merkel, William does time in Mr. Tocko's office . .. Recibe, Geary . .. wants to be No. 1 drag racer . . . OLP . , . Merks . . . remembers his first C in English . ,. 63 Meyers, Thomas Mom Hamm, Sonnen, Mana- han, Dustin . .. greatest experience was being kicked off O.D. desk by Mr. Horyza Sgt. .,. 'iWhat's going on? .. . 63 ' Micko, Jeffrey best at loving Biron, Miller found in the halls . . . Wave Head . . . Mankato State . . . Lt. likes St. Joe's and his yellow Mustang 63 Miller, Keith . . . usually found suspended .. . Biron, Micko, Spahn, Wagner, Hoschette favors Mr. Berg . . . St. Joe's . . . wants to go into psychology . . . 63 Miller, Robert .. . Clarence . . . Thames, Peters, Dean, Madigan . . . Um-sure . . . OLP . . . C.J. Berg is favorite teacher . .. found at Pearson's . .. drives '59 Edsel .. . 14, 64 ' Miller, William . .. Can't hack it Rock, Kells, Re- cibe, Tierney . . . likes the trainride to Hudson . . . enjoys OLP . plans: Uncle Sam . . . plays baseball . . . 64 Monahan, Michael . . . Mona . . . found in library . . . Bus. Ad. at Marquette . . . wants to make first million by 24 . . . Koegel, Moore . . . admires Prof Berg . . . 41, 50, 64 Moore, James 6. . . What a leak . . . Koegel, Scheuring, Monahan, Bray . .. OLP UM at Morris . . . drives '61 Valiant . . . enjoyed Music Man . . . sings in chorus . . . 41. 64 f . Muellner, Steven . . .' Roseville boy . is anywhere but school . . . Willy, Kels, Owens, Closmore, Orr . . . favorite band is Cretin's . . . likes Bro. Robert, military . . . 27, 646 Mulfort, John . . . Mullenmeister wants to be a teacher . . . Mun , . .. found anywhere . . . has most school spirit . . . recalls when Cross Country took first . . . 5, 9, 32, 45, 64 Mullenmeister, Gene Mully Glynn, Eldredge, Reilly . . . OLP . . . Harkin's Pool Hall . . . favors Prof Bo- land . : . remembers passing physics . . . 64 Q K Muske, James . . . Musk . . . C.J. Berg is favorite teacher Closmore, Muellner, Mutch tries to go a week without a haircut . . . See you in church . . .4 1, 64 Mutch, John . . . Golfer . .. Masek, Borgen, Alsen, Kinne, Juenstein .. . The last man that said that . . . . . . likes having the last word . . . college at St. Thomas ...64k 6 Nee, Gerald . . . GB . . . hides in the boiler room . . . favorite teacher is Bro. Michael Lee .. . OLP . . . Peavy, Palus . . . likes to go to sleep . . .plans on the U ofM . . .64 Nelson, James . . . Mel . . . greatest experience was Mr. Gaertner in Spanish . . ,V Brick, White . .. SJA . . . best at trying to fix Hondas . . . chocolate doughnuts . . . 64 Nestaval, Mark The coach . fantastic volleyball coach Bruno Quarforth, Roscher, Priesnitz . . . with the 204 ,boys in the halls . . . Hold the phone! 64 Nichols, Robert . . . experienced getting gigged at Fed- eral Inspection Welle, Detviler, Ivory, Nolz ...likes Berg . . . OLP . . . wants to try Macalster . . . 27, 65 Noel, Charles Chopper , remembers Falls trip . . . Tamble, Brown, Weyandt, Gavin . . . OLP . . . found in locker room and council office . . . sells milk tickets . .. 2nd V.P. . . . 4, 12, 23, 65 Nolz, Thomas . . . thinks underclassmen are beyond help . . . U of M . . . friends include Peg and most everybody . . . between cpl and sgt . .. drives yellow MGA . .. 5, 65 - 0'Brien, Mike Chucker rates Snyder, Doody, M. Keller as people won't forget Mike Goymerac as Advisor . . . millionaire before 21 . . . 65 O'Brien, Michael .. . OB .. . proud of being in Cretin Band . . . Grose, Maloney, Ziegler, Schroepfer, Simmer, Winter . . . St. Thomas . . . Prof. Paulson protege . . . 27, 65 O'Donnell, Brian . . . found anywhere there's action Joe, Don, Ryan, B. O'Rourke + Senior Class . . . OLP . . . Let's go to Gail's ...remembers summer seminars at St.Mary's . . . 65 O'Hearn, John Randall overjoyed when Prof. Goymerac left . . . friends include Orr, Ollig, Schwingle . . . likes golf . . . favorite teacher is Prof Boland . . . U of M ...ss X O'Keefe, Michael ambition is to make a million .. . experienced at taking down hockey boards . .. favors Prof Boland Waters, Schmid, 0'Rourke, Carey . . . 65 Ollig, William . . . Wild Bill . . . Welle, Lauer, Carey, Ba Ivory . . . '62 Ford . .. a sports man . . . likes Prof Boland SFC favorite girls school is St. Thomas 65 Olson, Walter . . . found in the bandroom or on stage . . . liked Mr. McNary's class . . . Gator . , . Derham Hall . . . Torborg, Todd, VonFeldt .. . St. Thomas . .. Cpl. 65 0'Rourke, Brian .. . desires to create a super baby . . . King . . .enjoys mixers . . . favors Mr. Boland . . . Sgt. . . . U of M . . . O'Donnell, Loney, O'Rourke . . . 65 O'Rourke, D. Michael . . . Blink . . . has to beat thedraft .. . hangs out at Schmid's . . .U of M . . . OLP . . . can't pos- sibly forget J .S. . . . Waters, Reardon, 0'Rourke, Kellin . . . remembers Bro. Joseph' English class . . . 65 ' Orr, Thomas . .. Iron , for obvious reasons .. . enjoys football . . . Spies' garage . . . biggest relief was passing geometry . . . Keller, Williams, Muellner .. . 12, 66 Owens, Timothy . . . Jessie . . . Ollig, Barrett, Marchet- ti, Ward . .. sometimes found at Bridgeman's ambi- tion is to own Cretin or be unemployed . .. Can he do that? . . . 13, 66 A Palus, Michael . . . Smokey 6. . . hangs out at the CYC . . . a Navy man . . . drives a '62 Chevy . . . Sgt. . . . likes Bro. Roderick . . . Peavy, Barr, Riley, Rodgers . . . 66 Pash, Christopher . . . usually found in class . . . Bull . . . . .. best at water skiing U of M . .. eats Rigatoni . .. LaSalle, Lauer, Hofmeister . . . recalls an A from Mouse . . . Flash . . . 50, 66 Pate, Thomas . . . Pater . . . baseballer . . . does what at his girl's house? . . . hopes to go to St. Thomas . . . Ollig, Carey, Tierney .. . olp .. . Sgt. . . . 41, 66 Peavy, Mark . .. Barney usually found at CYC . .. Palus, Rogers, Stevenson . . . favorite, teacher is Bro. Roderick plans on Metropolitan State J.C. 66 Perri, Robert . .. Are you kidding? . . . hangs out at Derby Lanes . .. friends include Roscher, Fuith, Quar- forth, and Nestavel . . . Captain . . . pre-med . . . likes Prof Berg fears being exploited for his writing 66 Peters, William Willie recalls being caught buying candy by Ger. teacher during Ger. class chums Dean, Thames, Sherman plans on Morris College . .. 66 Phillips, Joseph ,... Flaps . .. thinks Cretin's the greatest . . , Jessen, Corcoran, Rahilly, Powell, Spahn, Johnson will never forget Mr. McNary's class PFC . . . 66 , - , Piedrarhita, Carlos . . . Alphabets . . . plans on Georgia Tech .. . found in chem. lab . . .' Major . . . Roscher, Schmitt, Carlson, Quarforth, Priesnitz favors Mr. Haag . .. Best Academic Achievement in the Class of '68 67 Powell, Gregory . . . Kazoo . . . favorite hangout is the Big A . .. friends include Walsh, Swede, Spahnie recalls Bro. Vincent's Biology class plans on St. Thomas . . . 67 ' Powers, Richard, . . Rebel hangs out at Sonnen's poolhall .. . Dustin, Sonnen, Maitrijean . . . remembers Senior-Faculty basketball game usually seen on crutches .. . 67 Priesnitz, Michael . . . Fred . .. usually found at Healy's house . .. hopes to be a forest ranger . .. plans on the U of M Roscher, Rydell, Quarfoth, Koegcl, Kosowski . . . 14, 67 Quarfoth, Gary . . . Bruno . . . usually found in the Com- ment office . . . friends include Roscher, Schmitt, Sher- man . .. Captain .. . pre-med at the U of M . . . 4, 50, 67 Quinn, John remembers Mr. Gaertner's Spanish class friends include Shier, Rumsey favorite teacher: Harvey Buron . . . OLP .. . drives a Barracuda ...s'z ' Reardon, Timothy . . . Arden . . . gets a kick out of base- ball . . . O'Keefe, Kellin, Schmid, Waters, McCoon .. . college . . . thinks Prof Boland is a good man 42, 67 4 Recibe, Eugene. . . hangs out at his locker and around the Band room Miller, Tierney, Chatterton likes Mr. Veith remembers My Fair'Lady .Q. O.L.P. Recipe . . . '27, 67 ' 'I I X A Reilly, Thomas- Rilz can be found at Harold's friends include Palus, Rogers, Peavy, Kolasa wants to'be a 30 yr. Navyiman . favors smoking lounge . . . 38, 67, j , Rockenbach, Bruce . . . Rock'? . can be found sleeping or eating . . . Miller, Slattery, Keller . . . wants to Go Navy . . . got a kick out of the '67 Twilight Parade . . . 68 Rogers, Daniel . . . Rog . . . hangs out at home? . . . St. John's .. . Salmen, Russel, McMahon, Tamble, Finley . . . likes Mr. Ireland .. . basketball .. . Major . . . brigade adjutant . . . 5, 23, 68 g Rogers, Richard . . . Ram Jet . . . acrack drill member chumslwith Palus, Peavy, Glynn .. . plans to make the Army his career . OLP.. .. likes Mr, Veith . . .'Cpl. ...as,es p l y , Roscher, Michael . . . 'fRudi'? '. V. . remembers the Falls trip . . . proudest moment was making Lt. Col .... chums with Salmen, Russell, Quarfoth, and Tschida, . . . plans on the U ofM . . .Most likely to succeed. . . 4, 47, 68 Rousu, John ...' tough bounce ..., found' at Geek's Pizza ...y bums around with Elderage, Kinne, Fahey . . . plans to ,work and go to Vocational . . . glad he made it into Cretin . . . 68' ' ' Rumsey, Mark . Rums . favorite hangout: Buck Hill, ..., pals are Diebel, DeBruin, -Barry, Loban . . .fcol- lege . . . liked'Mr. Brott's class Jr. yr . . . thinks he can ski...68 ' Russell, Daniel- . . . Russ . . ,. hangs out at Apt. 307 . . . friends are Brown, Gavin, Swanson, Tamble . . . wants to be an engineer . . . Cadet Colonel . . . drives a '60 Chev. convert . Most Respected Senior . . . 4, 12, 45, 68 Ruzicka, David known for tennis ability a Mpls. boy . .. hangs around with Shier and Slattery . . . plans on -the Air Force . . . favors Prof Boland . . . Sgt. . . . 46, 68 Ryan, Patrick thinks Cretin is the best school on the block favorite girls school: Good Shepherd - hangs out at the Big A . . . recalls wrestling tourney Frosh yr . . . 68 - V .Ryde1l, Edward 'fniddlei- hangs out at Bridge- man's .. . friends are Madigan, Bibus, Priesnitz, Mul- fort . . . U of M . . ,remembers making the A honor roll ,...14,68-,X , , y p , V V Salmen, Stevenf. . . Sam . . . found at 'Roger's house . . . pals with Sands, Russ, Finner, Rog, Roscher, Lohan, etc. . . . got a kick out of becoming an officer Jr. yr. . . . Major . . . Most Optimistic Senior . . .V 5, 40, 68 Sands, Gregory . .. f'Darn you .. ,goes to Carbone's a A lot . . . seen with Carey, Babcock, Manahan, Tschida, Sam '. . . going to CLA at U ofM . likes Mr. Boland a lot ....Pv'1'....4, 45, 69 i Sawyer, Charles . Buzz Carbone man .. . chums with Volpe, Walker, Weyandt, Wagner, Finley . . . plans on college and track drives '61 Ford or '64 Olds . . . ist Lt. 9, 45, 69nd ' e V 4 Schaaf, Robert . . . Boob'p' . . . usually found at school . Q . buddies are Eichten, Schmitt, Bibus, Stevenson . . . would like to be a doctor . . . wants to graduate . . .Major ...3s,s9 D ' , Schacker, Gregory . .. Sugar . . .goes-to the 'Roadside . . . pals are Lebens, Ciresi, Stuart, Fuith . . . plans to go to college likes it when Cretin wins .. . skier 69 Schak, Daniel Diamond seen at Roadside friends are Peters, Roscher, Quarfoth . . . plans to go to Carleton then the service likes the Great White Father .. . 27, 69 A Scheuring, James . . . Fuzzy'f . . . hockey . . . seen with McMahon, Moore, Lang . . . bound for 'St. Cloud State . . . likes Bro. .Michael Lee Sgt. drives a '63 Chev . . , SJA . . . 29, 69 ' V Schmid, Paul .. . Schmitty .,. . favorite hangout: Road- side . pals with -Reardon, 0'Keefe, Tits , Kellin U of M . . . remembers an A on an Eng. term paper . . . 12, 69 1 Q Schmitt, Robert .. .C once ed.-in-chief for Comment now ed, for the book . . . Theo's sense of humor . . .chalet and '68 M-W dance pipes in the pub .. . But Peter, it's coming out in the fall . . . 50, 69 , Schreiber, Thomas. . . Cid . . . goes to Lindafs house a lot hangs around with Bibus, Thames, LaSalle . .. plans to do volunteer work, then get married likes dating 32, 69 ' V ' Schroepfer, Joseph . . . Joe . . . can be found in the chem lab . . . friends are Ziegler, 0'Brien, Grose, Priesnitz . . . plans on St. Thomas .. . proud to be an officer . . . 38, 69 Schufmari, Gregory Schuf likes being in his garage? . . . seen with Evans, Williams, Shetka, Kruger, McMahon, . . college . . . has a thing about Sgt. Skeates ...'69 . Schweda, Gregory Schwed's weekends at Af- ton . . . seen with Rumsey, Lentsch, Barry, Barr, Kane plans on the U of M drives a. '61 Olds 98 Cpl. ...69 I A Schwingle, Daniel Dan . hangs out at home seen with 'O'Hearn 8a Sonnen. . . goingin the Navy or to Vocational 2nd Lt. 305 Honda Scrambler ... 69 Seibel, Gerald . . . f'Seibs . Q . found anywhere . . . friends include Thames, ,Miller, Eichten,,Schmitt . . . Captain . St. John's . . . remembers beating thefaculty in football . . . 5.0, vo 4 g 4 ' , Senglaub, ,lohn . . .- Dadff . .. can be found in Data Pro- cessing' lab friends are Conway, Bartels, Kaup, Schreiber U of Omaha . .. liked being a cheerleader ...32,'70 p 1 Setterlund, Steven . . . Setts?' . . . hangs out at the' Ave- nuey. . . pals are Shearen, Dunn, Slattery . . . plans to do not much . . . remembers passing Mr. Horyza's class ...vo - I Shearen, Thomas . .. Shears seen at Roadside a lot . .f . seen with Belland, Setterlund, Wagner . . . doesn't plan much . . . OLP enjoyed flunking military 70 Sherman, Mark g. . . Sherm . . . . doesn't hang out any- where . . . pals with Schmitt, Bibus, Eichten, . . plans to go to college and law school . . . flunked officerfs test 3 times . .. 5, 50, '70 - g R . 5 X Shetka, Roy . . . Jake can befound at Sno-Cap . . . plans on college. . . seen with Jessen, Kruger, Winters . . . recalls getting PFC from Sgt. Cooper . . . Check . . . 70 1 A Shields, Thomas . . . Mayo hangs out at Southern Methodist Church . . . friends with Swede Johnson, Walsh, Spahn . . . going to St. Thomas.. . hockey . . . likes Prof.,Boland . .. 12, 29,70 , . s Shier, Robert . . .'f'D.B. . . . seek at the Lanes and Alexes .. . pals with Ruzicka, Vannelli, Trudeau, Byrne, Spies . . .college . L . hockey L . . remembers trip to Falls . . . 29, vo . A , . Simmer, Jacob .. . Jake . . . found in the bandroom . . . friends are Todd, Torborg, Donch, Ziegler Sn rest of the band . . . liked trombone solo at '67 Christmas Concert . . . 27, '71 Slattery, James . . . Slatts . . . Buddy . . .' found every- where . . . pals are Kruger, Woessner, Ruzicka., Jessen, Winters . . . likes Mr. Boland . . . recalls .22 shell incident ...71 Snyder, James . . . Snidly . . . found at the Midway . . . chums with 0'Brien, Doody . . . plans to get a B.S. in col- lege.. . . remembers Mr. McNary's, speech class ,. . . Sgt. ...71 Sobolewski, Terrence . . . Ter . .. hangs, out here and there seen with Felling, Wittman, Lang, Lauer plans to enjoy life . . . likes summer vacations best . . . '71 - V , - Sonnen. Mark . . . Pete .. . anyplace except school friends are Powers, Schwingle, Maitrejean, Manahan . . . no plans remembers when Mr. Horyza's paddle was stolen. .' . 71 ' Spahn, Michael Spahnie buddies are Walsh, Swede, Powell, Shields . . .Anoka Ramsey Jr. College . . . found at feeek!!j his house . . . plans include marriage to M.K .... 71 Spies, Andrew . . . Geek . . . no-ted for his driving abili- ties . . . hails from Como . .. Byrne, Shier, Vannelli . .. likes Bro. Michael ... hockey . . . remembers Inter. Falls 29, 7-1 Steiner, Steven-. .. Steve foundfat Selby-Dale W Pool Hall Schwingle, Jessen, Swede ....en1ist, then college . . . sorry he left Cretin, glad he came back . . . 71 Stevenson, John . . . J.T. . . . usually found in Schaaf's garage Johnson, Schaaf, Sullivan 2nd Lt. favorite teacher: Mr. Stolpman- . . . CYC . . . 71 ' Stoffel, Timothy Stofs . .. Hamm, .Muel1ner, Todd, Ron can be discovered at I-Iowie's Mobil ...,digs Harvey Buron SFC Los Amigos No, I don't care . . . 27, 71 Strapp, Thomas . .-.A Tom . . . rem-embers '67 basketball tourney . . . pals- include Larson, 0'Brien, 'Corrigan U of M . . . fond of eating . .. SJA . . . likes Bro. Gilbert . . . 41,71 ,V Stuart, Daniel . . . Idiot . . . goes to Schacker's house a lot . . . good pal of Schacker, Lebens, Evans . . . college. . . students should bemore cooperative . . . 2nd Lt. . 38, 71 Sullivan, Timothy James Monk . .Q hangs out at Mac's . friends include Mcsherry, LaSalle, 'fPoker . . . U of M . . . remembers Mr., Roeller's English class . . . 45,71 'P i y Sullivan, Timothy 'John 7. . . A 'fSully . . . enjoys mixing chemicals . . . recalls the time he blew up the cannon . . . likes Prof Joyce Q . . I-Iorwath, Stevenson, Jungbauer . . . 33,72 , - ' , . Swanson, Carl . . . 'seen with'iRussell, Gavin, Marshall, . .. enjoys visiting Apt. 307 . .. remembers the '67 Hill tilt . . . favors Prof Tierney . . ,g plans for college . . . 12, 72 Swoboda, Douglas ... Peter Kipper . . . likes to pitch pennies downtown . . 4 football . . . pals are Brown, Tam- ble, Byrnes OLP . . . plans on St. Thomas .. . lst Lt. . . . 12, 45, 72 ' Tamble, Jack .Q . Stitch . MVP in ,state tourney in '67 0QL.P. Russell, Swanson, Swoboda, Noel . .. found playing in gym remembers all of Cretin's plays . . , Lt. Col. . . . 5, 28, '72 Thames, John . . . Jet . . . enjoys all sports . . . plans on law school at the U of M pals with everybody known for puns 8a for. dating more girls than 'anyone else 1st Lt. 5, 14, 72 Tierney, James Q. . Tiger .. . is atwork quite a bit . . . best friends are, Costello, Thames, Swanson wants to be a doctor Ummmmm- - likes Prof Tier- ney?? . . ..St. Thomas . , , 38, 72 Y ' V Tierney, Stephen Toss .. . canfbe found anywhere .. . buddies are Pate, Recibe, W. Miller .. . plans on col- lege . . . remembers maul ball out on the North field .- 72 . , ,. Todd, Gregory . . Toad , . . usually found in the band-- roorn. . . remembers passing military . . . Von Feldt, Stof- fel . . . Sgt. St. Thomas Oh, I might! 27, 72 Torborg, John . .. Torker . . . usually in the bandroom remembers making. the honor roll and being in talent show plans on St. Thomas Todd 81, Von Feldt 27, 72 , Q s. W Tschida, Harold Cheats .. . proudest moment be- ing elected president of student body 8a brigade X0 . . . Tamble, Roscher, Russell Gasenior classy... Lt. Col. . .. best represents what Cretin. stands for . L . 4, 72 Upton, Philip . . . remembers watching his car burn Jr. year . . . Rich , . . . Steiner, Walker, Weyandt . . . a patron of Porkey's . . . lst Lt. . . . Officers Ball . 72 Vadnais, Kirk . . . remembers receiving merit medal . . . plans to attend college . . . seen with Kogler, Williamson .. . member of the crack drill team . . . 38, 72 Van Dyke, Gregory W. . . Van .. . usually found in the corridors . . . is good at bowling . . . 0 well . . . usually seen with Strapp, 0'Connor, Hall, Wegner . . . 73 Van Gemert, Lon Winger . . . remembers his lines in Music Man . . . U of M . . . usually found in the locker room . . . Russell, Tschida, Gavin, Karel . . . had a part in the Irish show .. . 12, 23, 73 Vannelli, Ronald . . . Rodge .. . hangs around the bal- cony played hockey for four years . .. usually seen with Shier, Trudeau, Spies . . . 29, 73 ' Volpe, Thomas . .. Wop remembers throwing Bro. Robert in the courtyard pool . . . plans to attend college Band Major seen with Walker, Weyandt, Salmen .. . 5, 27, 41, 73 Von Feldt, Kevin . . . Von . . . usually found in the band- room . . . wants to be an attorney . . . I-Iow's every little thing? Music Man seen with Greg Todd plays the drums . . . 27, 73 Votel, Henry Hank hang-si out at the loop proudest moment: getting promoted . . . U of M . . . recalls Bro. Finbar . . . Kogler and Allen . . . 46, 73 Wagner, Dennis . . . Doc . . . hangs out at Carbone's . . . likes Bro. Michael Lee . . . will attend St. Cloud . . . friends are Vannelli, Belland, Anthony, Madzo . . . 74 Walker, Vincent .. . knows we beat Rochester in State .. . Screechin' halt . .. craves pickles, Sawyer's car Ba putting sugar in salt shakers . . . Weyandt, Wop, Carey, Sawyer.. . 5, 41, 74 Wallrich, Richard . . . Dickie . .. found at Geek's Pizza Anoka Ramsey College OLP Nichols, Ivory, Welle, Detviler . . . Cpl .... 74 , 5 Walls, Joseph . . . Wells . . . I-Ii Spook! . . . hangs out at the Loop . . . remembers Prof. Crowly . . . likes work- ing on his car . . . Kruger, Dvorack, Winters 74 Walsh, John . .. Fast Eddie . .. usually found at Sarge's or Carbone's . .. a fast talker .. . never forget B.J. Sn Stalag 17 . . . Spahn, Powell, and Steve Johnson ...74 Walsh, Michael . .. Cain .. . Win some and lose most lives at Midway Center friends with Bro. Jude Michael . . . likes girls from OLP . . . drives a '58 Chevro- let . . . 74 Wanzong, Vernon . . . You'll get yours . . .best at sleep- ing . . . can be found at Sorini's Pizza drives a Ford OLP ...likes mixers ...Cpl. 74 Ward, Stephen . . . Rip Van Ward . . . best at sleeping .. . U of M . .. drives a. '51 Mercury found at McDon- ald's 8: Burger Chef Borgen, Owens, Martin, Miller ...W74 Waters, James . . . Titters . . . usually found at OLP or Carbone's . . . remembers getting the pig for Homecom- ing . .. seen with Schmid, 0'Keefe, Reardon remem- bers Mid-Winter dance . . . 74 Wegler, Thomas . . . nominated to Air Force Academy . . . Wegs . . . found almost anywhere T. Johnson, Peavy, Schaaf . .. eats anything not found in cafeteria ...bowler 14, 17, 33, 74 Welle, Thomas Tombo hangs out at Beek's . .. likes Bro. Jerome Anthony drives a '62 Chevy followers include Nichols, Lauer, Ivory, and Detviler ...74 Western, Thomas .. . T.J. .. . usually found punching keys in Data Processing likes Mr. Berg hangs around with Palus, Ischer, and Whelan . . . 74 Weyandt, Mike Wey .. . likes all girls schools and Basketball games Walker, Tamble, Noel, Volpe Spanish student . .. Major . .. remembers the pig race at Homecoming . . . 41, 75 White, Timothy ... Moth ... will never forget Mr. Crowley usually found in art room friends are Walls, Snyder, Harnden, O'Donnell . .. Minn. School of Art . . . '75 Williams, Robert usually found at Spies remem- bers throwing fruit in the cafeteria . . . Willie . . . plans on college . . . seen with Orr, Muellner, and Keller . . . 75 Williamson, James . .. Willy likes Prof. Brott remembers military with Sgt. Cooper Steiner, Up- ton, Lindberg, Grose, Bahr . .. plans on the Air Force ...MsG...v5 Winter, John . . . Jack . .. Maloney, O'Brien, Palus St. Cloud Cpl. . .. remembers Owatona-Marian bas- ketball game . . . drives a '66 Malibu . . . likes Prof. Brott . . . '75 Winters, Ronald . .. wants co-ed classes. . , Wintz dreams of driving through the loop in a new corvette . .. dry-shaving in military .. . Dvorack, Walls, Jake 75 4 Wittman, Thomas . . . enjoyed Homecoming '67 . . . Gun- ther, Felling, Lang, Coleman . . . remembers Prof. Roel- ler U of M Sgt. . .. specializes at sleeping SJA . . . remembers The Crucible 75 Woessner, Scott Weez . . . hangs out at Black Dog Power Plant .. . future plans include Saigon U foot- ball . . . favorite teacher: Mike Goymerac . . . OLP . . . 12, 75 Young, David . . . Younger . .. found at Pearson's Jessen, Berry, Lentsch, Dunn St. Cloud SJA You're puttin' me on . . . likes Prof. Boland . . . sings in chorus . . . 5, 75 Zastrow, William . . . Weasel found leaving school hobby: motorcycles Dumps, Gentle Ben, F.B.? Moose likes Bro. Jerome Anthony drives a '39 Ford . . . 75 Ziegler, Robert . . . can be found in the bandroom . . . St. Thomas . . . will never forget Prof. Horyza's class . . . 1st Sgt. . . . seen with Schroepfer, 0'Brien, Larson . . . 27, 75 Ackermann, F.W. 7, 31, 85, 38, 41 Q Adamek, S.W. 79 Adams, F.'l'. 79 Adrain, T.B. 91 Alexander, M.F. '79, 47 Alexson, T.M. 91 Allen, G.J, 85 Allen, R.W. 31, 25 Altier, Mr. Edward 78 In charge of the library . . . Coaches both Cross Country and Track teams . . . 7 years at Cretin . . . College of St. , Thomas, B.A .... Graduate of Cretin in 49 . Amon. S.T. 85 Anderson, J.J. 85 Anderson, M.J. 91. 7 Anfang, G.W. '19, 15 Anfang, -LP. 79, 38 Angvik, W.R. '19, 15 Antonezak, G.L. 91 Arnold, R.K. 79, 15, 31, 42 Arouri, J .R. 91 Ayers, D.L. 85, 9, 45 Baatz, T.P. 79 Bailey, D.E. 91 Band 26, 27 Banick, J.V. 79, ll Bannie, B..E. 91 Barbeau, T.A. 85 Barrett, D.'P. 85 Baseball 92, 93 Basketball 22 Bastian, M.V. 79, 13, 31 Battisto, R.C. 85 Baumann, T.V. 91 Bean, Mrs. A.E. Worked in Cretin cafeteria for as long as she can recall . . . Cretirl boys are very good . . . always displays a smile . . . remembers all the decoration of SC elections. Beaudry, T.R. 85, 23, 45 Becker, J.G. 91 Beclunann, P.-I. 79, 38 Beedle, Mrs. Jeanne Beggln, K.E. 79, 41 Bellamy, T,E. 91 Belland, CA. 85, 9, 29, 45 Bellows, W.G. 85 Beltz, GH. 9 1 Benidlct, Bro. 78 Junior Guidance counselor . . . 'Cretin students cooperative, well motivated, personable' . . . bus driver . . . Let's go men .. . B.A. and M.A. from St. Mary's. Bengel, T.J. 79 Benton, T.J. 85 Berg, Mr. Charles 78 Soph. and Sr. English . . . Comment Critic . . . Grad of Wm. Mitchell Law School and St. Thomas . . . Favorite persons are Strehlow and Steiner. Beroslk, Mrs. Leonard Has been at Cretin for 6 years . . . works in the Business Office . . . knows that students V are very polite and good learners . . . strong Cretln backer. Berntson, K.A. 79, 41 Biblls, S.M. 85, 7, 41 Binker, P.A. 85, 7, 13, 23 Binon, M.R. 91 , Biron, D.J. 79 ' Black, G.C,. 91 Blees, S.J. '79 Block, G.J. 85, 13, 45 Bohman, M.C. 79, 25 Bohman, P.J. 85, 23 Boland, Mr. Edward 78 Known as Bulls . . . English 4 . . . feels that Cretin students are the finest in the world . . . You doughheadn . . . St. Thomas, BA. MATF . . . 9th year. Bonine, B.W. 91 Borbas, S.J. 85 Borden, J.M. 85 Borer, G.F. 91, 17 Bovy, RJ. 85 Bowling, 32, as Boyer, T.J. 85 Brabec, J.-I. B5 Brabeck, J.R. 79 Brady, S.C. 79 Braunig. WJ-I. 91 Brag, T.J. 91 Breaemus, L.U. 79 Bremseth, Mrs. Catherine Bricher, S.D. 91, 7 Brick, WN. 91 Britz, JP. 85, 29 Brost, BME. 91 Brest, WJ. 79 Brett, Mr. Daniel 78 cl-sun 'ss ... chem., Biology. Dr1ver's Ed .... 5 years ...... It's not unlike . . . recurring nightmares of when he saw the new Driver's Ed car with massive abrasions. ' Brown, AM. 85 Brown, D.V. 91 Brown, K.P. 91 Buck, s.R. ss Buck, R,D. 85, 14 Budge, J.J. 79, 7, 38, 41 , nudge, sm. as Budge, W.P. 91 Burke, M.J. 85 Burrlhanl, RA. 91 Buron, K.-I. 85, 23 Buron, Mr. Harvey 78 Frosh Alg . . . Proudest when his team went 21-0 . . . B Basketball and Golf . . . known for his smiling . . . Hello . . . Fudge . .. DePaul IB.A.j, St. Mary's, St, Thomas, etc. Burton, M.L. 79 Busch, D.B.. 91, 7, 17 Busch, W.R. 79, 38 Buzicky, G.C, 91, 45 Byrne, PE. 79 Byrne, T.J. 85 Byrnes, M.E. 91 Byrnes, M.R. 85 Calabrese, A.P. 85, 44 Callinan, G.M. '79 Camera Club 16 Canipbell, T.R. 85 Cannon, T.M. 85 Capistrant, J.F. 79 Carlson, S.N. 85, 13, 23 Carlson, G.R. 85 Carpenter, W.F. 79 Carroll, J.A. 79 Carter. MA. 91 Carter, W.R.. 85, 12, 38, 42 Caruson, WJ-1. 91 Casalenda, ILS. 91 Casby, P.11. 79, 7, 13, 29, 45 Casper, T.J. 79 ' Cavanagh, N,J. 91 Cesar, KM. 85 Cesar, L.B. 79, 31 Chatterton, S.M. 79 Cheerleaders, 32 Cheescbrow, D.J. 79 Chorus, 41 Christensen, HJ-I. 79, 7, 13, 29, 42 Christensen, JJ. 91, 24 Chrosniak, T.D. 79, 4 Clernia, M.G. 79 Clancy, S.K. 85 Clancy, T.C. 79 Clarke, R.G. 85, 38 Clasen, P.E. 91 Clasen, RM. -79 Class, M.J. 85, 15, 25, 45 Cleary, EJ. ss, ls, as Cletus, Bro. 78 - Frosh Rel., Latin, English, Chorus Director, Band Moderator . . . Cretin Tremendous, above average . . . Hit the nail on the head . . . St. John's, St. Mary's. Clifford, TA. 91, 45 Cline, V.C. 91 Coatney, B.M. 85, 13 Cochiarella, L.A. 85, 15 Cody, D.K. 85 Cody, PJ. 91, 42, 24, 25 cody, T.M. ss Codon, M.V. 79 Cole, M.G. 9 1 Coleman, P.K. 85, 17 Collopy, Mr. Robert 78 Frosh and 'Junior Rel . . . lCretl.n has spirit of study and friendliness, . . . 1st year at Cretln . . . B.A. in Rel. Ed., from St. Mary's . . . Cretin Grad. '55, Colton, JJ. 85, 42 COMMENT 50 , Commodore, R..P. 91, 7. Cowlan, E.D. 79 Connor, T.M. 85 Conway, D.B. 79, 38 Conway, J.F. 79, 25 Conway, J .M. 91 , Conway, P.M. 91 Corbey, M,D. 79 Corbey, M.J. 91, 38 Corcoran, J.F. 79 Corrigan, D.J. 91 Corrigan, L.J. 85 Costello, D.C. 79, 29 1 Costello, M.J. 85, 7, 38 ,v Courtney, M.P. 91 COX, MS. 79, 25, 38 Crawford, D.M. 91 Crenshaw, T.J. 85 cretinlte 50 . Cross Country 89 Crouse, S.R. 85 ' Cullen, T.M. 91, 7 Daly, P.I. 91 Daly, T.J. ss Darsie, C.S. 85, 7, 45 g Davies. C.P. 91, 41 Davoli, RM. 91, 45 Debate 16, 17 I DeBruin, T.W. 85 Delany, J.M. 85, 13 Del Fiaceo, T.F. 79, 7, 13, 29, 41 DeL1s1, S.H. 91 ' DeMarco, WJ. '19, 25 Demars, D.B. 91 Deming, KP. 79, 12 Denet, C.F. 91 Dlebel, D.S. 91 Dill, PM. 91 Dillon, W.J. 91 Dimond, FLM. 86 Dingle, D.W. 86 Dobihal, J.J. 86, 45 Doelle, G.C. 79 Doherty, MF. 91 Dolan, Miss Dileen Domagall, M.E. 86, 45' Donnelly, M.D. 91 Donnelly, M.J. 86, 42 Dooly, M.J. 92, 25 Doody, J .L. 79 Doody, R.G. 86 Doran, D.L. 79, 17 Dm-gm. DL. se Dougher, J .C. 79 Dougherty, S.W. 79 Douthit. J .D. 92 Downing, J.J. 86, 15 Downing, WE. 92 Drake, M.R. 86 Drama 10 Dubois, D.J. 86 Duffy, M.J. 92 Dunn, P.C. 86, 41, 46 Dunnlngan, W.J. 92 Duszak, J.R. 92, 25 Eaves, Mrs. Blanche '1 Ethel, J.J. 88, 13, 29 Edberg, R.W. 86 Eddleston, A.J. 92 Edman. D.E. 92, 42 Eggenberger, D.C. 86, 13 Eggenberger, J.F. 92, 45 Eggleston, SJ., . 86, 15 Ehrmantraut, R.C. 80, 29. 47 Elbert, J.M. 86, 7, 9, 44 Elehten, P.I. ss, 1. as Eilers, C.J. 86, 13, 45 Eltel, KJ. 86 Ekberg, RL. 92 Eldredge, C.D. 92 Emerson, D.J. 80 Engel,'P.D. 86 Eskllri, R.A. 86, 25 Eskuri, S.M. 92 Ethen, D.J. 80, 31 Evans, J.N. 80 Faculty vs Fahey, G.M. 86 Fahs, Colonel Robert 78 USMA West Point, B.S. . . . Remembers Christmas promotions . . . Cretin is better than'-average school ' . , . First year at Cretin. - Faltesek, M.S. 80 Fangel, G.T. 80, 31 . Farre1,.R.R. 92 - - Favor, L.J. ss, 16, 45 - Feely, J.G. 92, 17 Felion, C.E. 86 Felling, M.0. 86, 46 ' Fennerll, K.R. 86 Fetsch, RA: 92.125 Fink. J.J. 86' Fink, MA. 92 ' Fischbach, M.D. , 86, 13 Fischler, M.J. 80 Fisher, JA. se, 25 Fitzgerald, D.R. 80 Floeder, R.W. 86, 15 Fluegel. K.J.f 86 Flynn, 'r.c. ss. 9, 29, 44 Football '12, 13 . ' Franz. M.R.i 80, 31 Frid, T.M.i 92. 25, 24 ' Fried, V.P. 86, 25, 38, 41, 46 Friedlander, S.R. 92, 42 Fries, M.J. 92. 45 Frleson, K.J. 92 Frost. Mr. Robert 78 . St. Johnfs, Oregon State, St. N Cloud State, N. Dak. State, B.S. inEd ...'51 grad ...Runs Career Day, various guidance activities . . . Thought write-up questions were too general. Fruechtl, J.E. 96 Fqrchner, E.T. .92 K Furth, Dir. se, 9 Gaertner, Mr. William 78 ' F Spanlsh,.head of the language ' 'department . . . Cretin '51 '. . . st. Thomas, U. OF lvl, ... - Eighth year at-Cretin . . . ls I remembered for his Rambler. Gage, TQP. 92, 41Q - Gallagher,G.J. f 92, 24 A Gallagher, M.T. 92 .Ga11igm:'n.L. so. ' Galvin, D.B. 86 eanje, D.R.' as Gannaway, M.T. 80, 7 Gartner, P.K. 86 Garvey, SJ. ss, is. ai Gates, T.J. 86, 13, 23, 45 -V Gates, T.M. 92 1 Gatto, P.F. 86 Gautschl, M.J. 92, 25 Gautschl. M.J. 86, 13, 23 Gearin, J.M. 92, 24 Geehan, J.R. 92, 9, 29, 24 Geehan, R.J. 92 Gehlen, M.J. 80 Gephart, R.D, 80 ' Geisenneyner, R.C. 86 Geiser, J.P. 86, 7, 15, 38 Geng, D.'1'. 92, 42 i Geraghty, T.H. 86, 13 Gerlach, M.J. 86 Gibbons, T.J. 92, 24 ' Giel, J.G, 92, 7,225 Gilbert, Brother 78 K Typing, Rel. III, Data Processing, Computer - Programlng . . . Fair students but too much destruction of property . . , St. Mary's, DePaul U., U. of M., B.S. in Bus. Ad. Gillespie, M.J. 80 Gillespie, V.P. 92, 7, 42, 24 Gillette, K.F. 1 so. - Gillis, W.L. 86 . Gitzen, c.F. so ' A Glasglow, R.R. 86, 38 i Gleason, J .J . 86 ' ' ' Glynn, R.A. so, 4, 31 Golf 47 Goodell, T.E. 86 Gorrie, D.E. 80 Gosselin, R.T. 92 Graff, J.P. 80 Grahm, D.J. 92 Grogan, R.J. 80 A Gi-oss, D.E. 92, 41 Grovum, ML. 80, 31, 42 Gruenke, D.C. 86 Vx Gruenke, G.K. 80 V Grundtner, D.J. 80 Grundtner, D.M. 92 Grundhauser, M.S. 86 Guzik, A.K. 92, 7, 29, 25 Haag, Mr. Wayne 78 One . . . . . 4 6 colleges, B.S., M.S. . . . '56 grad . . . Honors and advanced chem . . Q 8 years at Cretin . Remembers , ' bonfire and Quest and 0'Malley in the lab . . . Camera club.. Haessig, J.J. 80 Haffely, G.-I. 80, 38 1 HahnLR.J. 86, 17, 38 Hale, RM. ss ' Hall, JH. 92 H Hall, R.0. 80 ' Hauigan, J.M. ss, is Hamburge, ME, 92 , K Hamburge, M.E. 88, 7, 25, 38 ' Hammer, R.J. 80 . Hanley, J.S. SQ . ' ' 1 Harrington, M.P. 86 N Harrington, l1.s. 92 Haselberger, M.J. 80 Hauenste1n,G.J. 92 -2 , Hauer, JLM, 80 3 'V Haus, J.J. 92, 24 Haus, R.P. 80 Hause, C.P. 92 Havener, C.E. 80, 31 A Havener, W.P. 92 I Hayes, Mr. Terrence 78 h All right, settle down . . . English, Religion II . First, 'year at Cretin . . . St. Johns, V Remembers being advisor of 412 ...COMMENT ... Thinks students are great . . . '59 . grad. Hayes, R.J. 86, 29, 38 Hayes, T.W. 80, 7, 12 Hebaus, Mrs. John ICWQ Heck, D..1. ss, 7, as, 46 J Hedberg, CJ.. so , Hedberg, T.W. 86 Helm, D.B. 92 Hendel,'R.L. 80, 13 ,K Hennes, D.J. 92 Hennessy, L.J. 80, 25 4 Hennessy, T.J. ' 80, 25 Hermann, S.K. 87 V Hermes, G.W. ,92, 24 . Hermes, M.F. 80 Hermes, M.F. 80 Herold, R.G. 87, 38 Herzan, T.R. 87, 47 Hickey, rlvl. so, v, as . Higgins, Father 78 Friar Tuck , . . Rel. H . Guidance and counseling . . . Courage . . I Remembers Cretin-Lourdes games . . . Mary lmm. M.A., Marquette for five summers, St. Anthony, BA. Hindei-shale, D.J. sv Hinze, S.D. 87 Hockey 28, 297 Hoffman, M.E.X 92, 45 - Hogan,.T.J. V 80, 4 Holmboe, R.J. 80, 50 3 Horyza, Mr. Leonard 78, 42 Y Up against the wall . 9 I years at Cretin . . . St. Thomas, B.S. Phy. Ed . .L Geometry . . . No leaders at Cretin . . . Football, basketball, baseball . . . -Thinks students lack spirit. ' ' Horvath, D.J.., 87, 38 l-lorwath,!E.W. 80 Horwath. M.S. 87, 25 Hoztlnger, G.c. 92, 9, 45 Howard, C.J. 80 . Howard, M.J. 87 Hubbard, M.J. 80. 15 Hueg, W.F. 87 in Hughes, J.D. 92 Hughes, J.T. 87k Hughes, L.F. 87. 31 Hughes, M.L. 87 Humphrey, T.P. 92 Huneke, TA. 92 Hunt, Mrs. Florence G-IM'J Huot, DA. 92 1 ' Hurley, M.P. 87 ' Hurley, T.J. lgo, DJ. sv, 13, 29 Ireland, Mr. Leroyf 78 K 23 years at Cretin . . . Advd. ' Algebra . . . Don't try to substitute intelligence for knowledge . , . U. of M., B.S.-Q. . Thinks his classes of this year are his best. 7 , Jabs. R.C. U87 G Jacobs, DLF. ' 87 Jacobs, W.M. 80, 7 James, Brother -78' Frosh Rel., Soph Spanish . . .' 2 Thinks students ,are J K 1 ' generous, hardworking, and ' X spirited . . . 2Vz years-at Cretin . . . 2'C'allote, pronto . . . B.A. from St. Mary's . . . Attended Cretin 'Bo-'61, . ' .lands-ich, I-I.F.g 92, 45 Javqrslii, L.A, so, 7, 45 V Jerome Anthony, Brother 78 6 years at Cretin . . . athletics and Parents' Clubs, . . . Physics and Rel . . . DePaul Pl-LB., U. of M., M.A .... tall, dark and useless . . , Cretln students generally good . . . Great White , Father. Jerome Martin, Brother ' Geometry, and Religion . . . Students are normal adolescents, not superior . . . Detention supervisor . . . Went to Cretln in '31 . . . Ill. Institute of Tech., U, of M., Manhatten, St. Mary's. ' Jerome Steven, Brother 78 Jessen, 'r.E. 92, 24,125 Jessen TL. ,87, 13, 45 Jobe, D.G. 80, 14 John, Brother 78 ' . Soph and Junior Rel . . . 3rd year at Cretin . . . Head of Religion Dept., Drama Mod., .Junior class Advisor . Let's move it people . . . St. Mary's' and Notre Dame, BA. in Rel. Ed. Johnson, C.J. L8'7,3S,46 Johnson, J.R. S7 Johnson, L.M. 93, 15 f Johnson, D.A. 80, ,14 Johnson, slvlj sv' Jones, w.'r. si, 25, 45 Joseph Robert, Brother 78 Health Edl, typing, junior Rel . . . ,Cretin students: H5070 are apathetic, 50'7o average . . . 3rd year at Cretin . . .' Red Cross iman, Health co-ord . . . U.M.D., St. Mary's, Med. Ed. ' Joseph Walter, Brother 78 .Has enjoyed life at Cretin for 8 years . . . Teaches freshman classes of Religion and Latin . . . All right now get this . . . Adv. 305 is greatest in his opinion. A -Joyce, J.P. 38 ., Joyce. Mr. Ted 78 '46 grad .. . Sign off ...Y Varsity hockey, B football. . . . Remembers Harry Tchsida's remark at father- son banquet . . .vSr. Soc, Problems, Sr, Sociology . . . St. ' John's, UM., STC. '- Joyee, J.J., 87 -' Joyce, R.T. 80 . Jude Michael, Brother 78 .NOK men . . . Cretin's first fauthoralso 'senior guidance counselor . . . Sports , participant from way back . . . ifremembers student and Q V faculty basketball game, ' Jungbauer, G.T.k. 87 ' Juglians,elvl.A. '13, so .iungwii-th, J.A, so, ss, 45 . Jurney, Mr.Wl1liam vs 2 ' Advanced biology. .. thinks best, student is Upjug ' . U. of M., B.S. . . . first year at . Cretin . . . Reviews for test tomorrow . . . Graduate of Cretln 1959 . . . Cretin students are fine men. Lebens, E.P. 87 Kaiser, K.G. 93 1 Kamnller, R.W. '87, 38. 42 Kane,'G.B. 81 , Kane, S'.D. 81, 14 Kane, T.C. 87 Karel, K.J. 93 Karel, NLG. 81 Karel, 11.1-1. sa, 23, 25 Kartak, R.E. 93 Kasel, D.C. 93 V Ks,sel,'M.P 87 Keis, J.T. sv, 14, 38, 42 xeum. Ml.. ss, 24 A xellygwgr. 81 Kelm, OP. 93 Kelm, J A. 81 , Kemmick. J.A. 93, 45 Kennedy, M.L. 87 Kennedy, P.A. 81 V Kennedy, R.E.' 93 f Kenny, WJ. 90, 42, 25 Kessler, J.L. 87 8 Keyes, T.M.' 93, 24 Kiel, w.l.. as Kienlen, GJ... '87 Kllbane, Jr. sa x Klng,M.J. 93, '7 King, sn. as King, TJ. 93 1 ,V Klnne, J.F. 87 Kirby, R.W, 87 , Klrehoff, J .G. 93 V '- Klapperich, DH. 93, 7,25 Knox, Klein, Mrs. Hazel CCWVJ K1ine,fD.F. ,sa V Kline, 11.6.1 81 , 1 Kline. S.J. sv, 13, 45 ' M.J. sv V Lamb, J.H. 81 LaMere, VMJ. 81 LaMere, RJ . 93 V Lamm. R.C, sv, 13 Lamphere, M,T. 81 Lamson, E.J. 81, 13, 29 LaNaSa, PJ. 81 V Lancette, EJ. 93 Lang, M.J. 93 Lang, ILC. 87, 29,545 Laramy, PJ. 93, 24 Larkin, M.T. 81 V Larsen, Jn. sv .. LaSalle, Mrs. -Thomas Lauer, ILE. 93, 25 Leacqek,,P.G. 81,41 Leahy, TJ. 81 ' Leahy, R.E. V 93, 17. 25, 41 , I,eary,'1'.J. 81 I Lebens, T.J. 81 Lechner, W.G. 93 llelsen, D.E. 81, 25 , X Leltner. G.M. 88, 15. 41 Lentsclx, D.C. 93, 42 Kojzet, W.D. 93 Knutson, J.E.V 92 ' 1 Koch, W.T. 81 Koegel, J.K. 81, 41 Koenig, EJ. 93, 44 Kohner, R.M. 93 Kolar, P.E. 87 Kollitz, J.P.' sv, ,-1. 9. 25, 41 ' Lentsch, D.W. Leonard. J .G. Lepsche, M.J. 181, 19, 32, 45 93' Lewis, M.W. 88 Lewandoevski, Llberko. D.G. 81, 12, 45 D.N. 93, 7 93 Lieberman. W.D. 88 Lllllbridge, D.F. 88, 23 ' Lllllbridge, n.w. 81, za Kopp, Mr, Joseph iS.M.j Koroschetz, K.J. 87, 7 Korte, V.T. 87, 25 , xmiarik, 'r.E. sv, lc, 41 Kowalski, R,J, 81 K.raft,'P.H. 81 Kranllinger, L.w. sv Kranz, Miss Loretta Kress, K.J. 93, 9, 17, 45 Krauser, J.F. ' 87 f Krenlk, G.T. 87 1 Kroening, M.L. 93 Krumwlede. G.J. 93 Kruse, R.A. 93 2 Kryzer, M.S. 87, 25 Kub1ak,'R.P.d sn, 45 Kuechenmeister, D.P. 87, 14, 7 38 Kuklok, R.G. 81 Kulczyl-L M. 93 ' Kullman, SJ. 87, 44 xurhajem, 'r.P. sv, '41 ' Kurtz. GF. sl, as Kurtz, J,P. 87, 29, 42 Kuruers, J.H. 81 V Lacy, RM. 81 , . Lais, J.F. 93 Lindgren, RJ. 88, 38 4 1.1neu,D.n. as f Linn, 0.0. ss A Llnstad,,J.T. 88' , Lionetti, T.A. 81, 7, 16, 38, 50, 45 X Logan, RJ. 93 , Longbotham, JR. 93, 45 . l.o1ig..nn. -81. Laney, M.S. 88 Y Lutz, G.R. V93 Louis, VK.P. 93,' -6 Lukoslrie. J.M. 88 L Lundequan, D.SL 81, 15 Lux, -LD. 93, 7 Lynch, MM. 93. 7, 45. 24 Lynch, P.G. sa McCall, D.C. 93, 24 McCall, J .P. 93 A . McCann, DM. 88. 13 McCormick..L.J. 93, 45 McCoy, J.R'.' 81 McCray, MSG. Robert 78 State runs lnstmcmr .. . . . . Sorry about that . . . - Fresh military , . . remembers first day of Frosh drill, put marbles in their left hands. McDermott. J.G. 81. 12, 29 McDermott, R.D. 88 V McDonough, M.B. 88 ' thinks Cretin builds leaders, . McDonough, PJ. 81, 14 MeEiver, J .P. 81 ' McEiver, ILE. 88 McGinnis, E.A. 93 McGinnis, J.P. 88. 38 McGlnty, K.J. 81, 45 McG1nty, T,M, 93, 25 f MCGOWBD, S.T. 88, 7, 23 McGuinn, M.P.f 81 McGuire, JM. aa, 17 McGuire, M.C. ss, 46 McKasey,- J .C. 88 McKay,'M.J. '81 V McKee, W.L. 88, 9, 23, 45 McKeown, J.P. 81 V MeKeown, Mr. Lloyd 78 Bookkeeping, Business ' ' Management, Buslness Math . . :32 years at Cretln .. . ' ' thinks students are no V different than their fathers . . . U. of M, and St. Thomas., McMahon. KM. 88, 7, 14,-16 lvlemanus, CA. sa, 23 . MeParf.lii1, D.W. s1, 32, 45 - ' Macey, S.P. Bl V Mack, LJ. 93, 25 ' Mack, PA, 88, 25, V Maglich, M.G. '-88, 31 Mailand, GZJ. 81 . Maloney, 'l'.O. 94, 25 M2i1u1ey.' rs. 94' Marchetti, AM. 81 Marchetti. D.H.- 94 Margl. TP.. 81 . Markco, K.J. 88 - ' M41-kwardt, GJ. ofa. 1. 25, 45 'V Markwardt, R.K. 81, 9, 25, 44 Marshall, DL. 94, Martens, RH. 81, 7 Martin Klietz, Bro. 78 Religion II, Latin II, l'1l,'IV 'Cretin has a good bunch of kids . . . Fellas . . . . Remembers when Dave Pence came and talked . . . St. Mary's, B.A. and M. Ed ..,. -says spirit is down. , ' Martinson, MJ. 94 , Martinson, PJ. 81, 38 Matthews,'R.A. 88, 7, 16 Matthews, S.E. 94 . Mattlson, T.S. 88 Matzke. J.C. 88 Mayer, W.R.k 94,411 I Medinger, R.C. 94 Meehan, J .E. 8,1 , Meehan, M,P. 94, 24 Meehan, W.-I. 81 Messier, RJ. 94 Metcalf, CD. 88 , Meyers, M,R. 81, 1.2, 46 5 Meysembourg, M.E. 81 Meza. GJ... 94 Michael Lee, Bro. 78 Psychology, Religion, ' Guidance . . . lst year at Cretln . . . Au 1-ight' ... Drives bus . . . Feels Cretin students Very friendly and kind. Miel-land, MJ. sl V Miles, W.R. 81, 9, 50, 45 Miller, JP. 88 8 Miller, KB. '82 - Mills, B.J. 2 94 Mischke. MJ. 94 Mlstelsl-xe,,VJ.M. 82 Mitchell, D.L. 88, 13 Moder, n.J. sz, 1. 14, 50, 46 Mojs1ej,J.I, 94 Moldehauer, S.B. 88 Moline, D.N. 88 Monsour, C.J. 94 Monsour, Mrs. Ruth fC.W.J Mooney, T.T. 82 Moore, JM. 94, 41, 24 Moore,P.J.' 94,'7' V Moore, T.S. ss, 41, - ' . Moriarty, Miss Sheila 78 V Remembers the debate between Col. Fahs and David . Pence- .. Talks with a Boston accent .. . Soph Enid Junior , Religion . . . Emmanuel I College B.F.A..,Notre Dame 2nafcsf.lm11e U. V Morin, J.V.' 94, 25 - 8 Morrlnssey, P.D. 82, 35 Moser, MJ. 82 Mottl, LA. 82, 25 ' Mueller, G.E. 82 Mueller, ME. 82 J Mullen, TL. 94. 1 , Mullaly, P.C. as. 25 Munn, cn. 94 ' ' Mullaney, 'r.J. ss, 9, 45 Mullen, T.V. 94, 29, 24 Mulligan, JJ-l. 82 Mulligan, ILE. ss - Murphy, Gr. ss. 23 1 Murphy. P.J. 94, 25. 24 f Murphy, W.D. 88, 12, 42 Murray. WJ. 94, 45 4 Murray, T.P. 82 Naehtsheim, CJ. 17, 82 Nagel, 0.11. sz, 41 V Neil, c.n.' 9. az. 50,1843 Neils, SJ. 88, 42 Nelson, Mrs. Adeline 78 Nelson, B.C. 94 ' NHS 40 ' ' SENIOR MEMBERS: Allen NP., Babcock M.E., Baht M.C., Bartels J.R., Blbus'D.P., V Brown J.M., CareyJ.R., Carlson Gv.P., Coleman NJ., V Eichten P.J., Gardner.GJ,. Jnlmso11 r.A, Karel DJ., Lebens TJ., McCann GL., 4 McMahon P.M,, Muske ,LG-a Noel c.J., olug WM.. rerfy, R.T., Piedrahlte C.A., Quarfoth G.'R.,,Rogers D.J:, Roscher MJ., Russell D.P., Sallnen s.M, Schnaf ILE., Schak nn.. sehmm. R,.w., snermen MJ, Thames J E.. Tierney J F11 'road cn., van semen L.c, Wegler T,R. ' JUNIORS: Beckman P.J., Busch W.R., Cesar L.B,, Del Flaco T.F., Grogan RJ., Hennes LH., Javorski LA., Lentsch D.W., Lionetti T.A., Mailand G.J., M21-cms 11.1-I., McGulnn Mr, McPartlln D.W., Mlles W.R., Model' RJ., Mottl LA., Neil, C.R., Quest L.N., Richardson J., Rosenberg S.M., Thoemke rn., wujek .1.n., Zappetlllo . J.T. Nicholas. L.D. 88 Nlederkorn, ML. 94, 41 Nusbaum, RL. 15, 88, 25 Oberg, MI.. 88, 25 o'siien, J..r. s2. 25, 41 of M., I.T. and B.M.E. 0'Brien, M,P. 94 Ochs, H.J. 88, 38 Ochs, WA. 94, 25 Oekuly. P.E. 4, 14, 7, ss O'Connor, F.W. 94 O'Conner, W.D. 94 0'D0nnell, T.W. 88, 38 0'Hara, G.J. 92 0'Keefe, D.P. 88 0'Keefe, G.A. 82 Olsen, T.J. 88, 42 Olsen, S.J. 88, 31 0'Malley, PM. 88, 25, 38 Oman, G.J. 214, sz O'Neill, E.J. 15, 82, 47 0'Neill, T.J. 88 Osborne, J.R. 94 Ostertag, E.H. 82 Ouska, J .E. 88 Pack, J.R. 82, 12, 42 Paduano, G.R. 88, 38 Paduano, Mr. Nicholas 78 US History . . . St. Thomas B.A. and M.AT .... grad of 1959 . . , drivers training . . . thinks athletes with guts are the real leaders . . . 4th year at Cretin . . . 'students good! Palaggi, B. 94, 7 Palmer, T.T. 88, 45 Paradise, D.M. 94, 29, 24 Parnell, R.J. 82 Parranto, E.E. 94, 31 Pates, LA. 82, 12, 31, 45 Patient, W.J. 82, 33 Paul, sm. 'is Paulson, Mr. Robert 78 No excuses- just results Band Director . . . 7 years at Cretin . . . St. Thomas, B.S., MA ..... remembers band trip to Chicago . . . grad. of 1954 . . . Concert Band. Payin, JL. 94, 45 Pelck, J.R. 94, 25 Peiffer, R.J. 88 Penne, K.J. 88, 16 Percy, D.J. 82, 38, 46 Perley, Mr. Paul 78 1st year at Cretin . . senior math, soph geometry . . . St. Johns, BA., St. Thomas, M,A.T. . . . Basketball, Tennis . . . thinks Cretin standards are above average. Peter, Bro. 78 , Junior Composition, Frosh English, Soph English . . A . . People . . . St. Mary's, St. Thomas, U. of Arizona, B.A. , Rellg. Ed .... debate and teaching. ' Peters, E.L. 82, 7 Petersen, J.T. 94 Pfalz, P.J. 94 Ph.'l1ben,'L.J. SB, 15, 25 Phillips. JJ. sz, 25 Pierre, J.A. 88 Pihaly, P.T. 82, 41 Pilla, W.J. 94. 45 Pinski, G.J. 94 Pitera, S.J. 94 , Pius, Bro. 26 years at Cretin . CBC Memphis, St. Louis, Chicago, DePaul , . . Remembers when a student asked why he kept money in the ice box. I'm afraid of hot money. Poppler, P.P, K 94 Porter, S.J. 94 Porter, W.R. 82 Poser, G.U. 82, 38 Potter, DA. 94 Powers, A.M. 94, 25 Powers, M.P. 88, 13, 23, 45 Pream, PA. 82 Pream, S.J. 82 Prlbyl, P.J. sa, 15 Priesnitz, J.T. 94, 25 Pring-le,M.E. sa, 25 Prudhomme, DL. 82, 14 Proulx, M.J. 94 Punch, JM. 94, 17 Punch, S.H. 89 Purcell, W,P. 94 Quast, L.M. Quicksell, A Qulcksell, G Quinn, RJ. Quintavalle, sz, 11,111.32 .C. 94, 25 .J. 82, 9, 45 89 DJ. 89, 42 Rammer, P.E. 89 Team . . . remembers the drillfield and the parades. Rossini, J.B. 95, 29 Runyon, D.G. 95 Runyon, R,M. 82 Rousu, D.F. 89 Rowan, J.W. 89, 13, 29 Rupert, J.D. 82, 33 Russell, T.J. 89, 38 Ruth, J .B. 95 Ryan, M.E. 82 Ryan, M.J. 89 Ryan, M.J. 82 Ryan, M.R. 31 Ryan, TM. 89, 7, 42 Rancome, M.El 94 Rauen, R.P. 94 Rausch, M.W. 94 Rausch, ILP. 82 Reed, D.E. 94 Reedy, RM. 82 Reilly, JP. 94, 38, 24 Reinecke, R.E. 82, 13, 29 Reiter, J.A. 94 Rheault, G.G. 82, 41 Richardson, Jlm 82 Richardson. J.G. 89, 7, 23, 25, 46 Richardson, Joe 82, 25, 46 Richardson, M.R. 94, 7 Richter, J .E. 89 Riesgraf, J.M. 82, 13, 41 Rihm, R.S. 95, '1, 4 Ritter, KP. 95, 25 Ritter, R,M. 89, 12, 23 Riuard, M.S. 82 Roach, J .C. 95 Robert Buchmeier, Bro. 78 1958 graduate of Cretin . . . Senior Physics and Religion y . . . drama and Student Council Ryan, T,L. 95, 24, 25 Salisbury, R.W. 95 Salmen, J .P. Salmen, P.A 89, 9, 7, 17, 41 . 95, 7, 42, 25 Salmen, R.C. 95, 7, 24, 25 Samec, R.E. 82 Sanders, J.J. 89 Sawatsky, Mr. Frank 78 enthusiast , . . Gentlemen, 2 years at Cretln . . attended U. German, French . . . Gather your thoughts lf you have any ... U. of M, B.A., B.S. 3 years at Cretin . . . Thinks Cretin definitely builds leaders. Sawyer, S.W. 82, 7, 14, 9, 45 Scanlan, M.P. 89, 12, 29, 42 Scarralla, P.C. 95 Schader, W.J. 95 Schaller, J.R. 95, 33 Schannach, S.G. 95 Schaps, R.D. 82 Scheller, P.G. 89 Scher, D.C. 89 . Scherman, JA. 95 Scheunemann, T.R. 95 Schiller, J.H. '89, 13, 29 Sehik, S.P. 95 Schmittdiel, L.R. B9 Sheehy, M.G. 89 Shellum, E.E. 89, 25 Shupulskl, G.S. 83 Simmer, J.P. 83, 25 Simmer, S.J. 83 Simpson, G.C. 95 Sitzer, T.J. S9 4 Skeates, Sgt. Walter 78 ist year at Cretin . . . took English at St. Thomas ..... Junior Military . . . thinks minority of students are odd balls . .. Crack Drill, Color Guard. Skweres, C.M. 89 Skweres, D.G. 95, 7 Skwers, S.C. 7, 83 Slagle, R,M. 83, 25 smith. Mr. Corbin 31, vs OK, 50 push ups . . Honor . Adv. and Intermediate Algebra II . . . thinks athletes are best . . . 2 years at Cretin . . . Macalester College B.A. . . . wrestling. Srnlth, P.J. 14, 83 Srnith, RJ. 95 Smith, W.B. 89 ' Smoliak, Mr. Richard 29, '78, 42, 25 First year at Cretin . . . Has coached Varsity Baseball, B Football and B Hockey . . . Cretin graduate . . . remembers proctorlng Senior free lunch periods . . . Scouts for New York. Snoke, W,P. 83 Soby, H.E. 83, 38 ,, Soccer 11 Solberg. J..1. ss Sparks, DM. 13, 19, 89 Spencer, R.D. 7, 1 3, 89,45 Robert, LJ. 89, 14 Roderick, Bro. 78 ArtIandII,Ax'tApp...St. Norbert's, St. Mary's, B,A. U. of M., St. Teresa's, St. - Catheri.ne's . . . yearbook, art . . . Won't forget the time they burned' pink yearbooks. Rongitsch, D.L. 89 Rongit ch, M.A. 95 X Rosenberg. SM. 82, 41 Ross, M.K. 89, 13. 29 Ross, SSG V , 'fNo problem . . . Maps, Tactics, Weapons . . . 3 months at Cretin . . . Thinks Cretin is a fine school . . . NRA and Rifle Schneider, JL. 89, 41 Schoeller, T.W. 82 Schoell, J.R. 89, 13 Schommer, FX. , 82, 25 Schommer, J.G. 95, 25 sem-Antz, MD. as Schrobilgen, K.S. 95 Schroepfer, G.E. 89, 38 Schuba, J.S. 82 Schulman, JM. 82 Schuster, Mr. Ward 78 Spanislfl and Economics . . . Carelton B.A .... a football and track man . . . 3rd year at Cretin . . . Says student's characteristic is lack of manners . . . is always smiling. Schwab, R,J. 89 Schwab, T.J. 82 Schwartzbauer, J .M. 95, 42, 24 Schwingle, P.J. 89, 38 Schwope, R.R. 89, 33 Scott, M.W. 83 seaberg, Jr. 95, 46, 24 Seaberg, M.R. 89 Sebesta, S.L. 95 Sell, J .L. 89 Sell, M.W. 83, 50 Seurer, G.J. 83, 41 Shaffer, J.F. 89 Shaughnessy, D.F. 95 Spitzmueller, Spitzmueller, Sprunk, B.C. Spurrier, J .T JM. 7, 88, 41 WR, 95,42 89, 41 95' Stacey, M.A. 17, 89 Stage Crew 1 1 Stahl, M.E. 95 Stanton, M.L. S9 Stapleton. J.n,' sa, as Stasson, T.E. 83 K Stein, D.P. 95 Steiner, M.S. 95 Steingruebl, R.D. 89 Stevens, Sgt. 2 months-at Cretin . . . Bowling and Detention . . , Men . . . Thinks Cretinites are outstanding young men . .. Counts Cadence. Stevens, G.M.' 7, 13, 29, 89, 45 . Stieger, J.E. 95 8 Stimmler, W.H. 89, 25 Stock, Sgt. Walter 78 - Soph. military . .. End of conversation . .. College of Hard Knocks, Master's degree in getting up . . . Football, Rifle Team, NRA . .. 3rd year at Cretin. Stolpman, Mr. Bernard 78 ' Girard- Penn., Moorhead State, U. of M., St. Cloud State, B.E. . . . Time's up . . . English 10 Qt 12, German I . .. 2nd year at Cretin . . . Mod. Scheduling, AEC. Stone, B.A. 95 Stone, S.R. 83, 15 ' smpluef., WA. sa Strasser. S.T. 95 ' Strehlow, T.A. '83, 13, 42 Strom, c.w. sa W Student Council 4, 5, 6, 7 Sturm, 83 Sullivan, J .J . 83 Sullivan, JM. '89, 13 Sullivan, M.F. 83, 45 Sullivan, RM. ' 89, 13 Sullivan, T.R. 95, 9, 45 ' Svendsen, Mrs. Patricia '18 FBl'HlQl votre grande bouche . . . Advanced French Il . , . lst year at Cretin . . . College of St. Catherine, B.A., U. of M., U. of Laval ln Quebec . . . Students learned: arm fmj head ID. Swanson, J .F. 83 Swanson, M.B. 95. 25 Swifka, P.G. 89 Swlntek, H.J. 95 Sweeney, W.S. 83, 12, 41 SZBIBPSKL K.T. 83 Tautges, RUG. 95. 24, 25 Tennis 46 Y V Theodore, Bro. 78 Director and Principal . . . Religion 4 . . . 2 years at Cretln . . . Well we'll see . . . Mothers' and Alumni clubs . . . Students are the finest anywhere. Thlenes, M.R. 83 Thoemke, P.E. 83, 7, 12 Thomas. Bro. 78 Frosh Algebra . . . St. Mary's, BA. Working on M.A.T. at St. Thomas . , . Just think of the implications . . . first year at Cretin . . . Students are on the ball. ' Thompson, J.0. 89 Thomte, RL. 89, 13, 23 Thornton, M.J. 89 Thornton. TF. 89, 13, 41 Tierney, DM. 90 Tierney, Mr. Wllliam '78 14 years at Cretln . . . Frosh American History . . . Thinks students are better than ever . . . U. of M., B.S. . . . Cretln class of '46 . .. Schools are for ' hulldlng leaders. Tierney, P.'r. 9o,14,as Tiernefy,T.F. 95,'1,29,42, 25 ' 'righe,'1'.J. sa 'rm.1a,PJ. so Tocko, Mr. James 78 Thinks Cretln students ' amongthe best . . . Senior Math . . . grad of '54 . . . St. ' Mary's B.A., St. Thomas M.E. . . . active in almost everything . . . 10 years at Cretin . . . remembers whole year. Todd, J.W. 95, 24, 25 Toland, Mrs. Olive Tornlng, RP. 90, 45 Towle, T.J. 95 Track 44, 45 Tracy, J .L. 95 'l'l'av9l'B, J.M. 83, 9, 45 Trinka, .W.J. 90 Tx-ost, RM. 90 Trudeao,-D.R. 90, 31 Trudeau, D.S. 83, 29 Trudeau, T.C. 90 Unger, J.G. 83 Urban, D.B. 95 . , Vacek, S.J. 95 Vadnais, G.S. 95, 38 Van Hoven, G.P. 90 I ' Vareo, CK. 83, f Vaughan. M.w. eo. 25, as, 45 Veil-ll, Mr. George 78 Sociology, World Cultures . . . 13 years at Cretln . . .'U. of M., Oregon, Montana, St. Thomas, Stanford, certificate hom Turin, Italy, BA., MA., M.Ed. .. . AEC, Mod. Sched. Veith, GH. the III 83, 25, 38 Veith, H.S. 95 Vierllng, MJ. 95 Vik, V.C. 83, 31, 25 Vltko, J.J. 95 Vogel. ILC. 90 , Vogt. J.C. 83, 7 Vogt. J.D. 95, 7 Volpe. J.S. 83, 14. 25 Votel, CA. 83 , Votel. D.J. 83 Walerlus, J .R. 83 Walker, CA. 95 Walker, G.P. 90, 18, 25, 41 Walsh, CM. 95 Ward, DJ. 95 Waring, W.P. 90, 17 Q Warren, KG. 95h Warren, M.C. 83 Waters, P-.J. 83 webe,-,n1.. as, '41 Weber, D.S. 83 Weber, S.A. 95 K V Wegner, J .A. 96 Wegner, T.R. 83, 25 wemberg, JA. so. 41 8 Weinberg, J.C. 83, 41 Weltzel, MSG. Respect yourself so you can respect others . . . Junior Mllt. . . . Thinks Cretin delinitely K builds leaders . . . Remembers ability of students to take charge . . . 21h mo. at Cretin. ' Welle, J.R. 83 ' Wesolowskl, J.S. 96, -41, 45 ' Wetherby, D.J. sa Wetschka, M.G. 83 Wettsteill, AA. 83 weyandt, D.E. es, 7, 24 Whaley, J.P. 90, 42 Wheeler, M.D. 83, 387 Whelan, W.J. S3 . White, S.T. 96 ' Wilken, J.A. 83, 25 Wilker, MJ. .96 Williams, D.G. 98, 24 wuimms. G.G. es. aa, as Williams, J.J. '83 Willis. Sgt. James '78 Wills, R.E. 83, 7 Wind, AS. 90 Wlnkel, MP. 83 Winterer, T.G. 90 v Winters, GL. 90 Woessner, DJ... 90, 13 Wold. CII.. 96, 24 Wold, R.C. 83, 9, 45 Wolf, Mr. Roger 78 Bring a copious supply of paper . . . Cretln among the best . . . Frolh English, CMST, track and cross country . . . BA, MED, St. Thomas, De Paul, U. of M. .. 10th year at cram. . j .K , Wolters, J .T. 96 Wrestling 30, 31 Wrede, R..A. 96 . Wujek, JL. 96, 29. 44, 25 Wujek, J .R. 83, 7, 45 V Wussler, B.W. 96 Wyman, CB. 83 Ynnta, W.J. 90' Yares, CA. 98 ' ' Youngbauer, DL. 90, 13 Young, ML. 96, 45 - qza1usl:y.D.J. so Y Zappetillc, G.T. 84, 13, 38, 41 'Zastx-ow, S.A.' 84, 25 Zelenka, Mlss Wanda '18 first year at Cretln . .. contemporary works . . . taught in grade school . . . Fellows, are you pulling my leg? . . . known for her accent . . . teaches junior English. Zeuli, Jr. aa, as 8 Photo Credits: -Scherllng-Pletsch Studlosp -Cretln Camera Club, -Br. Roderick Robertson, and Rich Thomas w . W X ,L ,, ' , X .V x, Q 1 , X , . X- , X N I M, I H . X . N, 31 , ' 4 Y 2 1 V , ,K . 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