De La Salle High School - Delta Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

(=r W { . . Cro i 2 a rzy () O • n 'T' n • (T 5z c. $■ £ -O QJ r-.y;V,V - ' tf , V fZZ tS cu+L j{ r - Ai k , «r . . is jvy' •v r N miNNje pous pueuc Li PQAttV Presented by The Seniors of De La Salle High School Minneapolis, Minnesota p 7 MHC , i 3 7 3.97 r Dedication As a small silver bell rings out this year, it calls to our minds the Silver Anniversary of the reception of the habit of the Brothers of the Christian Schools by Brothers Jarlath Quentin, Hermes Albert, and Hilbert Anthony. Some of us fully appreciate what these Brothers are doing for us. Yet, most of us do not reolize what goes into the making of o Brother, let us, therefore, to enlighten ourselves, compare the souls of these, our beloved Brothers, to that small silver bell which rings forth in this singular year. Within the course of their twenty-five years of teaching, the gifts of Wisdom and Understanding have been alloyed with Faith and Hope. Forged by blazing Charity and fiery Purity of Heart, these virtues soon began to take the shape of a bell; not just any bell, but one so strong in virtue that it is now almost impregnable to the forces of evil. With the strong, stout hammer of the grace of God and tho anvil of patience ond humility, both working unceasingly to attain this bell's unblemished finish, all imperfections ore being pounded out. Perseverance, the clapper of the bell, constantly rings forth ond brings out all its virtues and qualities. It is that same perseverance which made these Brothers abandon the pleasures of the world for that vocation which His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, described in saying: These Brothers are honored of Heaven with a special and complete vocation, likened closely to the dignity of tho Priesthood. They ore not serving the Church under the clergy but are serving on the level with priests. While this bell was being made, the Brothers' motto, Signum Fidei, was deeply imbedded upon their minds and hearts. The Sign of Faith, Faith in God and His graces, Faith that God will reward them with Paradise for all their sacrifices. But now, Signum Fidei may be seen upon their glorious bells engraved by their twenty-five years of teaching. Judging the future in light of the past, it is the firm belief of the students of De La Salle that Brothers Quentin, Albert and Anthony will polish up their bells and keep them shined. Kso thot when they ore taken to Heaven they may ring loud and clear alongside the throne of God. Therefore, to Brothers Jarlath Quentin, Hermes Albert ond Hilbert Anthony we. the Seniors of 1955, do proudly dedicate our DELTA. !■■■■■■■ Oil . BROTHER JARLATH QUENTIN, F.S.C. Took Hobit of Christian Brothers August 30, 1930 Graduated from Oe Paul University, Chicago, 1934 Perpetual Vows, St. Mary's College, Winona, 1936 Cretin High School, St. Paul _____________ 1934-35 Cathedral High School, Duluth 1935-37 Creatin High School 1937-38 Christian Brothers College, St. Louis 1938-42 Christian Brothers High, St. Joseph 1942-43 Christian Brothers College, Memphis .. 1943-47 Cretin High School, ---------------------- 1947-51 De la Salle High School, Minneapolis 1951 - Most Holy Trinity, Fother, Son and Holy Ghost, prostrate with the most profound respect before Thy infinite and adorable Majesty, I consecrate myself entirely to Thee, to procure Thy glory as far as I am able and as far as Thou wilt require of me. And, for this purpose. I ... promise and vow poverty, chastity, obedience, stability in the Society of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, and of teoching gratuitously, conformably to the Bull of Approbation of our Institute, granted by our Holy Fother, Pope Benedict XIII ... BROTHER HERMES ALBERT, F.S.C. Took Habit of Christian Brothers August 30, 1930 Graduated from De Paul University, Chicago, 1934 Perpetual Vows, St. Mary's College, Winona, 1936 St. Patrick Academy, Chicago______________ 1934-39 St. George High School, Evanston_____ 1939-44 De La Salle High School, Minneapolis 1944- BROTHER HILBERT ANTHONY, F.S.C. Took Habit of Christian Brothers August 30, 1930 Graduated from De Paul University, Chicago, 1934 Perpetual Vows, Beaver Island, Michigan 1937 St. Mel High School, Chicago 1934-36 De La Salle High School, Minneapolis 1936-39 Cretin High School, St. Paul 1939-49 St. Patrick Acodemy, Chicogo-------- 1949-52 De La Salle High School 1952- 3 ♦ ♦ ♦ Unusually happy for the first doy of school, aren't they? Gathering of the clan after senior lunch: some to study, others to sleep and many merely to get their beauty rest. To Begin Autumn .... 54 . Winter ... 55 Twos in the fall of '54 That I place this memory test Of all the wonderful events And things remembered best. Opening day .. . the many friendships that were renewed ... memories that were lost but found again .. . confusion mixed with bewilderment ... the bang of lockers . . . Morning Prayers ... the Bulletin ... homework . . . new teachers . .. the smell of cafeteria food seeping into class ... the shout of chips coming from the canteen ... smuggled candy in the library ... the daily clean-up committee in the basement corridor .. . Hour and Half-Hour Prayers and the ever sleepy bell ringer ... long hours beneath the light of midnight oil ... a match of wits in some hard test . . . first report card anxiety .. . clubs ... assemblies ... play practice . . . Homecoming . . . selling buttons and tickets . . . dancing to the strains of Hugh Cardenas . .. Sunday afternoons at the game . . . victory cries and chants . . . anticipation and doubts . . . the final victory . . . championship . . . and the reign of victors supreme. These ore some of the vivid memories that will remain always. Even though time and events may alter the things we know, their memory will always remain in our hearts. Spring • • • 75 riafi’ mm uwnjny Brother Do Paul (Thomaj Kondrok, '49) of the Houso of Charity addresses mombors of the Benil-dus Vocation Club. Remember this? ... A rainy September day ... September 3, to be exact ... year, 1951 ... place, 25 West Island Avenue ... If not, let's take a stroll .. down memory lane ... 1951 ... freshman year ... high school ... De La Salle ... big words to all of us ... And they meant a lot too ... a challenge ... and we met it... Four long years ... and we made it... The first day at DE ... some of us bewildered ... scared ... confused ... lost ... wondering what the Brothers were like ... making the inevitable mistake of Yes, Sister and not Yes, Brother ... Homeworkl ... we never had so much of it ... Gosh, that Latin was Blessed Benilduj Club mombors recoivo Holy Communion at monthly Vocation Mass. tough ... and that algebra ... Wowl... To top it off ... we were scorned by the upperclassmen ... looked down upon ... and known as the rabble of the rock ... Despite this... with a stout heart... and a strong mind ... we set upon a four-year campaign ... to conquer the Rock. 6 End of day a� DE • not a peaceful icene. Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow . .. your ion shall bo taught the basic element of English, Brother J. Matthew explains to Senior Parents. DE wallops St. Thomas, 61-0. Not much of o gome for excitement to judgo by tho Islander crowd. Fall was filled with many events in 1951 ... football games . .. homecoming ... dances ... clubs ... activities ... all new and bewildering to us, the naive freshmen ... Football .. . second in state . . . played eight games ... lost two . .. dropped an unforgettable one to Cretin, 12-41 . .. Then one morning we were nailed .. . by two big seniors . .. Homecoming button? ... Sure, you want one .. . and invariably we did ... We tomahawked the Tommies to the tune of 13-6 ... This ended a successful season for the Islanders ... and second place in the conference ... Remember Greg Hadley, Bill Gotz, Jerry Wright, Dan Albrecht . .. They were some of the stars on the team . .. Upon placing the pigskin on the shelf ... and hanging the laurels where all might see ... we turned our minds toward other things .. . namely, school .. . Algebra became an impossibility . . . Classes got sleepier . .. Mr. Karbo's submarines got bigger .. . Suddenly we began to fit ... into a well-planned scheme ... We were beginning to learn something. 7 Thirty days, said the judge. We spent our first winter on the rock . . . and discovered how cold a place could be . . . especially at 8:15 in the morning ... but we were warmed by the Brothers' smiles ... if not by the heating system . .. Winter brought our gym games inside ... under the direction of Mr. Reinhart ... Remember his favorite expression ... All right, line up you guys ... but we always managed to sneak in some homework ... We also found how hard a semester test could be ... The cagers had a successful season . . . winning conference .. . but losing in the state finals, 70-57 ... A bitter pill to swallow ... Some of the memorable games were . .. Cretin 54-46 ... winning on their floor ... ocVc� Two buttons or sixty days told the seniors os Homecoming Buttons went on sale at north door of OE. 8 . .. first time in 15 years . .. losing to Roosevelt 50-51 ... in the final two seconds .. . Some long remembered names .. . Ted Hall, Fred Sheridan and Jack Rowles . . . and with the closing of basketball ... the advent of spring. Spring ... Baseball ... the Karbomen ended with a 3-3 conference record ... a building year for the raiders ... Such names as Firman Janski, Jerry Meyers, and Dick Kuehl will be remembered well .. . One year was nearly completed ... we were almost ready ... to be accepted ... as full-fledged rockites . . . Suddenly ... a change appeared .. . We began to look like men ... DE men ... and we were proud if it ... An era in our lives was coming to an end .. . and we were proud of it ... Our frustrations were quelled ... Our shyness lost ... We emerged ... filled with determination ... rigor ... forwardness ... prepared to face the worst . .. another three years of confinement on the rock . .. but as we look back ... things were not so bad . . . The teachers .. . studies .. . sports ... and everything remembered best by you were all memorable events . .. Our freshman year came and passed . . . But the memories will always last. Blessed ore they who go around in circles for they shell be known at big wheels. The Sonior Council of the Closs of '55 os seen during one of its minor moments, left to right: Dale Kaiser, Richard latshow, Robert Kommerer, Robert Wetoska, Kenneth Wright. Thomas Gruidl, Raymond Olson, Thomas Mulvoney, William So “P “ • lo « So ., •«n. Cook, John Kennedy, Dave Glenn, Larry Daly, Phil Keenan, Robert Piazza, Robert Polzak, Thomas t_arney, D Harrer. Absent from Picture: Robert Puccio, Philip Theisen, Edw Mahoney, Louis Turgeon, Martin Paulson, Gerald Thole. Kernan, Gere Carney, Hit Excellency THE MOST REVEREND JAMES JOSEPH BYRNE, STD Auxiliary Bishop of St. Paul brother J. mark, f.s.c. M.A., De Paul University, Chicago Director, Principal BROTHER MARK . . . DPs seventeenth principal . . . appointed September 1951 . . . has encouraged us through four years . . . keen judgement and understanding have inspired our respect and confidence during our high school lives. BROTHER L RAYMOND, F.S.C. M.A., University of Minnesota Assistant Principal: Island School Counselling, Coif Team Moderator WJ 'M'8 Cl p°'--hool. 11 A. H. IAIIBERTE MRS. RUSSELL BURLEY NICHOLAS WILMES MRS. M. MALONEY WILFRED VOSSBERG MRS. MABEL OLEJNICAK Mr. A. H. LALIBERTE ... Manager: Business Office ... MRS. MARGARET BURLEY ... Secretary: Academic Office — Island School ... MR. NICHOLAS WILMES ... Island School Engineer ... 17 years service .., MRS. M. MALONEY ... Secretary: Business Office ... MR. WILFRED VOSSBERG .. . Engineer and Maintenance Head ... Island School .. . MRS. HELEN BUDZYNSKI ... Head Cook: Island Cafeteria .. . MR. PAUL FLICK . .. Engineer and Maintenance ... South Side School ... MRS. STELLA MALECKI ... Cafeteria Cook ... MR. SEL-VIN OLSON ... Maintenance ... Island School ... MRS. AGNES THEISSEN ... Secretary: South Side School ... MRS. MABEL OLEJNICAK ... Cafeteria: South Side School ... MRS. HELEN BERGE ... Cafeteria: South Side School. MRS. HELEN BERGE MRS. HELEN BUDZYNSKI PAUL FLICK MRS. STELLA MALECKI SELVIN OLSON MRS. AGNES THEISSEN 12 BROTHER JOHN VICTORIAN, F.S.C A. W. FRANK BROTHER JOHN C., F.S.C. PAUL S. GRAF MR. A. W. FRANK ... M.A., University of Minnesota ... Sophomore Hygiene ... Study Hall ... Moderator: Science Club . .. BROTHER JOHN VICTORIAN .. . B.A., De Paul University, Chicago ... Librarian: South Side School ... BROTHER JOHN C ... Ph.B., De Paul University ... Absentees ... Job Placement... Bus Passes ... MR. PAUL S. GRAF ... Ph.D., University of Minnesota ... South Side: World History ... Civics ... MR. WILLIAM M. KUNTZ ... B.S., St. Mary's College, Winona ... Geometry ... Mathematics 2 .. . MR. ROBERT A. TURNER ... M.A., University of Minnesota ... Business English ... English 2 ... Moderator: Dramatics .. . MR. ROBERT YOUNG ... M.A., University of Minnesota ... English 4 . .. Problems of Democracy ... MR. WALLACE M. PETERSON ... B.A., Minneapolis College of Music ... Band . .. MISS EVELYN BUCKLEY ... B.A., College of St. Catherine, St. Paul ... Island School Librarian. MISS EVELYN BUCKLEY WILLIAM M. KUNTZ ROBERT A. TURNER ROBERT O. YOUNG. JR. WALLACE M. PETERSON 13 Yes sir, thot's my boy, many freshman parents are likoly thinking os they emerge from class on Freshman Parents' Night at South Side. Whatever did the teachers tell the par-ents to inspire the grove faces seen in the corridors during Senior Parents’ Night on the Island? Must bo lost minutemen. Note the sprightly step os over-burdened studonts of tomorrow approach tho seats of learning. Mr. Casanova gives out with the criticisms and, occasion oily, a compliment to tho seniors. Dennis Foreelle Patrick Giles Thomas Horsch Thomas Hurley Edward Huyck Gerald Johnson Frederick Livermore Dennis Dancik George Dingmon Richard Donahue William Donlon Bruce Evans Thomas Ahmann John Anderson Dallas Capesius Terrence Condon Thomas Conley James Courtney DONALD E. KRAUSE Donald Luger James McNamara B.S.S., St. Mary's College, Winona, Civics. Freshman 107 James Quinn Thomas Schwab Patrick Siddors John Simonitsch David Novok Michael Slind Michael Smigloski Michael Sullivan John O'Reilly Thomas Turgeon Dennis Von Ende Franz Von Rabenau Ernest Waletski 17 g t r a ■ 1 W «■ 1 E V «r a Robert Beouchaoe Raphael Belanger Paul Boilte Frederick Brown Michael Buhr Michael Coulombe Jon Dickerson Charles Duggan William Dwyer Jamos Finnegan Anthony Fiskett Xsr © § $ $ Gerald Garski Thomas Gazda Paul Gosino Robert Giguere Robert Gunderson John Harwood Kenneth Heim BROTHER JOSEPH WAITER, F.S.C. B.A., St. Mary's College, Winona, Religion 1, Lotin 1, Moderator of Athletics. David Jondro Donnis leger Freshman I I 3 James Piepho Robert Praus Dennis Rudek Thomas Ryan David Schnoider Robert Severson Richard Sitarz David Peterson Michael Walker Thomas Walker David Weiland Michael Weller 18 Thomas Petrie Roger Albers Michael Andresen William Ashenbach John 8onaiera Garald Boucher Gary Buesgen Gordon Buesgen Michaol Callinan Edward Casey Poter Chubb Thomas Crane Patrick Delaney Virgil Farmer David Flannery Robert Genoch Stewart Gile Konncth Haugen Joseph Hawkins John Karnstedt Frederick Keller Freshman BROTHER H. ANTHONY, F.S.C. B.A., De Paul University, Chicago, Religion 1, Algebra 1, Arithmetic 1, Cafeteria. i id Michael Mahoney Thomas McCoy John Kuhlmann V r Leo L'Allier Anthony Mikolajczyk Gerald Montville Ferdinand Lorsung Thomas Mosley John Olafson Ronald Parrish Lawrence Lotz Neil Solberg James Wojack Michael Wojciak Gerald Zwicki 19 Donnis Mack Wayno Mandory Richard Mashck BROTHER ALBERT. F.S.C. B.A., De Paul University, Chicago, Religion 1, Algebra 1. Moderator: Varsity Baskotball, Freshman Vocations, Retreat Chairman, Bookstore. Freshman 121 Lawrence B6ndel Michael Bilotta Gary Blassingham Lawrence Blaylock William Brown Thomos Dalsin o V Jamos Donaghuo Thomas Gebeck Arthur Greon Jamos Hassing Donald Hilger George Maylobon Joseph McLaughlin Daniel Jurek Ralph Krasky Thomas LaHay Peter Levi a . .. n tf ft . — Henry Rompoge Richard Schneerman Johi Gary Schneider James Shand Vernon Smith John Swaja a m Q . kJ Montague Kevin O'Keefe V f Donnis Reseutek ft 1 -'V v %� it Paul Thies William Thiessen Thomas Tourville Robert Westerman 20 e- Jo ri� rf Gov n Lc m« H« es Hebert � W J c- r c bt ia •i. - fW« John towrence Joh AAichomi fC «, RQyrmor� d Li V__ t - °°Wd t J° .o Uhn. U«. °nc f � d F w'°n y n '•«r. I, •If c0f |c Vk' U «� • •1 - 1 r« r °M C, or o. h, j0 %r � • ? s, 0. 7- v w ; Darrell Butler Chester Corey Robert Costello Donald Danneker Robert Kletl Kenneth Fisher Robert Fournier Roger Frederickson James Gavett Thomas Heenan William Hirsch Charles Huyck Neal Jorosh Michael Johnson Richord Johnson Michael Kelley Gary Klein Michael Leonard BROTHER LUKE OF JESUS. F.S.C. B.S.S., St. Mary's College, Winona, Religion 1, World History, Civics. Freshman 203 Roland locascio James Martin Jerome Walker Wayne Ostergren Gregory Walsh Thomas Wethorille 22 Robert Anderson Roger Anderion Stonley Broach Thomas Burke Patrick Corline Thomat Connoy Alfred Curie Michael Emory Edwin Feeier James Frane John Geddes Oliver Hoge Thomas Harmon Michael Hickey John Horner John Jasper Richard Jeub Wilbur Koch BROTHER IEO FELIX, F.S.C. M.A., St. Mary's College, Winona, ReligiorTI, English 1, Guidance. Frank Knoll Edward Lijewski Freshman 2 10 Joseph Stucco Philip Maos James Matheis James Mengelkoch From Metzger o Donis Wadley Oe Dennis White Charles Neerland Jerome Niznik Richard Olson John Peters John Rapacz Philip Schaffer Branch Sternal 23 Joseph Bauer Wayne Beach Hugh Byrne Morris Carpenter James Cavanaugh Ralph Cornwell John Derus Joseph Doble James Flynn Theodore Giose Robert Gillespie Frederick Grochowski Floyd Halverson Parke Heffern David Kommerer Michael Kemp James Kollodge John Kowalozyk BROTHER JOSEPH GERALD, F.S.C. B.A., St. Mary's College. Winona, Religion 1, Spanish 1, Latin 1, Moderator: Missions' Collections. Freshman 2 16 Anthony Kurvers Duane LoFore m nT A 1 % fTi 4- tf James McKnight Douglas Michaolson Todd Lawson Douglas Nelson Raymond Ordner a Jerome Marquis Terrence Reed Michael Rogne Charles Schaub Darrell Miskowic Jerome Schmitz Harley McCollum Richard Smith Thomas Vezino Gerhard Wehr Gerald Wilkes Pou Bromb'tWe fA'� cV� oel Cutler S Jom s G eo on Oona d HocV ®r� JoKrk Hon on Richard Hartal Pool Hila - s ’ r� K -r% Brian % Ly 1« LafAer ! RVcHard Landry J o%-� r% Loor s«o Thomas AAa oq WINSTON Drok Univerjity, I . E ngli� h 1 . fAA.RKWA.LOER r e� Moines, •o o. r0 A,Q •br0 F r l-i m I 8 rf rtVn ‘ rOUQ� Robarl _ ‘-Ronald Oxbo Vr - V On vi||% m ♦. ■ John Piapar John Ro-q • r Id Lor Ril«y rcik rurar J a me Paul R i me. Richard Sch« L- ■I • I •y -d Schwtx ill -h COUNTER-CLOCKWISE! Biologists Daniel Greeley, David Dehan, Gerald Chase explore mysteries of the microscopic world. Playmoker Miko Karbo trains future DE stars in his daily physical education dosses, one of which is here shown in action. Relic of the Latin Wars at South Side last year, somehow finds its way into the sophomore picture again. Geometricians William Hoffmann, (?), Patrick Horon, Thomas Willotto, Lawrence Leitschuh, William Schendol ponder Willette's explanation of his theorem. Squaring a piece of wood is a real task for these budding Industrial Arts Woodworking men. Left to right: Charles Calhoun, John Feitl, James Fudali and Keith louiselle. Georg Plourde Jool Princeton Rickard Johnson Jon LaFond Mall Peterson Robert Bryndza Robert Callaghan Stephen Conroy James Crowley Patrick Cullen Peter Cully Philip Gerber Stephen Glowka Robert Herrmann Michael Jonn Stephen Dalsin Daniel Empanger Jomes Engelking Poirick Figge James Gannon BROTHER IGNATIUS. F.S.C. B.S.S., St. Mory's College, Winono, Religior 2. Typing, Bookkeeping, Editor: Daily Bulletin, Director: Glee Club. Sophomore 10 C Dennis Michaelson President Dennis Robb John Rosso Christopher Rota John Leonard Michael Ruhland Vice-Prosident Paul Hoffinger Secretary Victor Seiler Joseph Sochocki Jerome Stonowski James Cracroft Treasurer Ferdinand Plourde Sergeant-ot-Arms Lawrence Szewcxyk Ronald Wold Charles Wickner Richard Wortman 27 Sophomore 13 C Gerald Konnedy Robert Kirschner Clarence Kopp Patrick Macho Richard Morrs David Mathena Francis Mouors BROTHER LAURENCE LEONARD, F.S.C. B.A., St. Mary's College, Winona, Religion 2, English 2, Moderator: Cheerleaders, Sophomore Intramurals, Lockers. William Munson Ross Noard David Behun John Benkufsky Jerry Belski John Carland Denis Craven Thomos Gagnon Thomas Hack Eugene Hagstrom Stanley Hamerski Gerald Johnson John Julig Robert Paiemcnt Daniel Scott William Leininger President Robert Sitarx John Sullivan Thomas Dechmann Vico-President ft Richard Theis Donald Thielen Michael Vincent Dale White Warren Wills Philip Zellmer Edward Ziorhut 28 Gregory Drove Philip Filoi Timothy Foilien John Golloi James Galuth Richard Anderson Robert Bilotta Dennis Brinkhau James Callinan John Cooelond Roger Dorff John Giebel Gory Glockner Patrick Handy Richard Harasyn Robert Hedlund lorne Holmes Iflor Kramarchuk David Kruse George Loftus BROTHER L FELIX. F.S.C. B.S.S., St. Mory's College, Winona, Religion 2, Industrial Arts Woodworking 1, Moderator: Football, Cheer Club, Stamp Club, Glencoe Club, Mission Collections, Baseball, Vocations. Sophomore 14 C Francis Commers President Dennis Gagnon Vice-President David Malone Milton Mattice Jerome Novotny Allan Ofstedahl 6 Timothy Flynn Secretary William Roesner Thomas Ryan James Savage Thomas Schabel Michael Kelly Treasurer Dieter Weller William Schoenecker Joseph Smith James Thompkins Michael Zuccaro Robert Boiscloir Peter Fobef Thomos Foy James Fredericks Donald Ganglehoff Eugene Gilligon James Gleason Dennis Grendahl William Groschen William Henricks William Hendrickson p i O P • RAY E. MONAHAN B. AeroE, 8.S., University of Minnesota, Plane Gcomotry, Higher Algebra, Trigonometry. Solid Geometry. James Honnen Edward Hessel Clark High Thomas Igel Fred LeVoir John McKenzie Daniel Mahoney Philip Muller Loron O'Dell Sophomore 23 C Neil O K « fe iKrt James Myers President r x,- V 4 Michael Bednarz Gary Pelletier . 7 Vice-President p A i J tv n Jon David Mattson yf Michel Ryan Jfe, Vincent Setten 1 iA v V P i i .• P r •£- Eugene Swanson Richard Towey ■ %� g Deral Chamberlin Treasurer v V Lawrence Watik r 30 Dennis Barker John Blass William Burns Robert Cobbs John Conery Thomas Craig James Crawford David Dehen Jerome Dirkers Thomas Gebro David Glubke William Hoffmann Patrick Horan Robert Johnson Arnold Krohn Lawrence leitschuh Warren Lowe Donis Madden Petor Metzger John Moran BROTHER H. AMBROSE, F.S.C. B.A., St. Mary's College, Winona, Religion 2, English 2, 4, Geometry, Moderator: 8th Grade Tournament. Sophomore 24 C James Bierden President Dennis Frank Vice-President Henry Merry Secretary Robert Schroer Alan Schunk Gary Schwinn Terry Oakes Barry O'Brien Michaol Ripley William Schneider Lyle Biedscheid Sergeant-at-Arms John Spilane Michael Wostorman John Wilkes Thomas Willette o P V p • r far h - 0 p % p c A John Allard John Connolly Carton Horron Ronald Drew John Fenwick Richard Gormley Richard Hornet Joteph Hofitodter John Holm John Hutchinton Jerry Janovec Robert Keene Joteph Keiter Robert Kramorczuk John Krawczyk David Martin Matthew Metzger Samuel Netbitt ROBERT C. MUNNS B.A., St. Mary't College, Winona, Con-turner Economic!, Modern Hittory, Froblemi of Democracy. Sophomore 102 John Oleinicok John Rimarcik George Ryan Joteph Schmit Jamet LaClare President Robert Schmitz Joteph Seidl Thomat Sullivan William Swanson Harold Tilbury George Violette Richard Zierden 32 Ronald Shotky Vice-President Charles Kreiser Secretary-Treasurer Michael Roment Peter Arco Mark Berg Dorian Boyle Charles Colhoun Robert Conley Michael Custodio Pat Dagnault John Feltl John Gaffney Donald Hannan Thomas Hendricks James Hogan William Hornig Torry Huspeni Mark Jacobson Francis Jirik Ralph Koll Richard Koltes Keith Louiselle Ronald Masloski MICHAEL S. KARBO M.A., University of Minnesota, Director: Physical Education, Intromurals, Coach: Baseball, Assistant Coach: Football, Senior Sociology. Sophomore 108 Alfred Lehman President Joseph Scheinost Vice-President William Delaney Francis Miller Daniel Naleiny Thomas O'Brien Daniel Ebnet Secretary Thomas Peterson John Roban James Fudali Treasurer Lyle Scharber William Schendel Edward Smith 33 James Murray John Nolan Gerald Chase President Alcide Patnode Jerome Pello David Reilly Arthur Rosacker Arnold Thiffault David Turgeon Richard Velner Raymond Williams Thomas Swootser Treasurer Cars, Visual Aids Sophomore 303 Jay Lindgren Gerald Miller James Gleason Secretary Jerry Galas Thomas Field Keith Cummens Gerald Caputo John Cahill Gary Berg Daniel Greeley Rogor Hanson Neil Haugen William Heurung Hile Charles Hodek Jerry King Joseph Kohl Gary Krenik Donnis Layer Vice-President BROTHER HUGH BONAVENTURE, F.S.C. B.S., St. Mary's College, Winono Religion 2, Biology School Maintenance, Bus Service Donald Larson Thomas lovetle Arnold Leier Joseph Nowak Nicholas Palais a s . v V V I i n c ' X- f 34 UPPER LEFT: Brother Hilary's third year Lotin students examine chart explaining Latin derivatives. UPPER RIGHT: Junior Class Officers apparently doze in the sun. Left to right—Felix Mannolla, vice-president; Gene Abram, secretary; Jerry Carroher, president; Joe Tombers, sergeont-ot-arms; Jerry Fleetham, treasurer. CENTER LEFT: Sophomore Roger Hanson and junior Ralph Goman learn difficulties of the card catalog from Miss Buckley, librarian. CENTER RIGHT: Judging by this, American History is loads of fun. Left to right—Brother J. Matthow, Tom Dunn, Pat Conley, Guido Leutem, Wolter Jobst and Jim Brey. LOWER LEFT: Debate and Forensics group lending their collective ears to Moderator Mr. Bernard Szymczok and president Robert DuBois. LOWER RIGHT: Doy is done and the students run. (Some ride.) Who is the fresh oir enthusiast in 208? 35 David Berndt John Bovo William Crow Francis Dick James Dollimer John Donton Clarence Emon Joseph Filos Ralph Goman David Hreha Gerald Johnston BROTHER J. OLIVER, F.S.C. M. Ed., De Paul University, Chicago, Religion 3, Typing, Bookkeeping, Moderator: Junior Department. Junior p p p £ r AT P r | % • is- . v i i m Robert Kieser John Klacsges Robert Kline Zeno Leier John Lorsung Archie Manning Gerald Manning 300 Duane Narog Gordon Nelson � O 'r— V P p £ 4 f V e S . A Roger Nicholson Eugene Norling Richard Yentsch President Arnold Organ Dennis Pago Henry Scheinost Vice-President James Prow John Rauenhorst Michael Ryan William Daniels Secretary Richard Smith James Thurston Gerald Young Richard Loftus 36 James Bakula Treasurer John Adams Ronald Bernord James Borgmon William Kovlgtr Dwoyne Brant Richard Cahill Ronold Chalky Robert Conroy Robert Constant Peter Cornelison Chariot Coskran V A 1 V V £ V: d Stephen Daniel Thomas Dots Thomas Dunn Kenneth Gangelhoff Philip Hoppe David Howkini Paul Juettner Gregory Lorson John Marx BROTHER GREGORY. F.S.C. B.A., St. Mary's College, Winona, Religion 3, Physics, Algebro 2, Moderator: First Friday Mast, Retreat Literature, Chess Club, Science Club, (Physics Section) Junior 209 Joseph Tombers President Thomas Heoley Vice-President Gerald Mashek Doniel Motzko David Olson Gary Orman 4. (y lv t Patrick Conley Secretory Thomas Schendel Treasurer Gory Peters Jomes Rauenhorst John Shomenta Michael Smith Robert Stich Stuart Stuhr Gerald Tousignant 37 James Barrett Donald Cornwell Stanley Cyzson Lawrence Downes Michael Fadell BROTHER HUBERT GERARD, F.S.C. M.A., Manhattan College, NYC Religion 3, Journalism 1,2 Moderator: The Islander, Delta, Cafeteria Junior p Ronald Pitra Kenneth Reis 1 V P P ’ V� David Scheu James Schmit v 1 p t ( P I I V p. V x. 1 Timothy Ferestad James Gray Sholdon Kleve Rudolph Klick Howard Lagace Thomas lowson Joseph Lehan 12 C Eugene Abram President t David Lies Vice-President I James Weilor Secretary Gerald Sotcholl Robert Shecdy James Shimok Kevin Martin Poter Meade P Thomas Melchor Richard Paffel ' I. I Donald Springer Gerald Thriffault James Uram Peter Wicker Donald Turner Treasurer James Brey Sorgeant-af-arms f. k 38 F Douglas Barkley Charles Benner Denis Bertrand Daniel Blankenship John Duman Ross Gamble p a tr 7 «•- ’ 4 9$ 1 'r John McDonnell Donald McKee John Owen John Hartweg Dennis Heaney Carl Hedberg John Igel Thomas Irving Harry Kielb Thomas LeJeune Lawrence Londo Charles MocCarthy BROTHER LEONARD. F.S.C. B.S.S.. St. Mory's College, Winona Religion 3, American History Edward Pelant John Piazza Junior 301 Michael Roth Jerry Fleetham President Robert Turnquist Vice-President Lloyd Scharber Gerald Sexton Clorence Shallbetter Thomas Theisen Ronald Thompson Joseph Little $e retary-T reosurer Gary Tiffany Michael Tilbury Mark Ulrich William Wright 39 I V I V N A c V f KJ. A 9 A Vr p 'v- 1 Guido Loutem Roger Murphy Fronk Anderson Joseph Boutin Andrew Bednorczyk Richard Class Dave Dawes Michael Dingman Thomas Dousette Eugene Gervais Terry Hadden Edward Hagstrom Thomas Horcmza James Hennen Thomas Ingenhutt Thomas Jackson Roger Julkowski Ward Kierski John Kubinski Arlon Lens J. A. LOWN M.S., Iowa State College, Ames, Me-chonicol Drawing, Architectural Drawing. Junior 306 Bernard Mclnerny President John Neal William Nelson Timothy Crane Vice-President William O'Donnell David Rickert John Donahue Secretary Michael Sandhoefner John Schmitz Thomas Sehrcr David Corpentier Treasurer Edward Slominski Philip Weisenburger Jerry Wise 40 Michaol Castonguay James FoIIojo Jeromo Fronxon Kenneth Hanen William Hengstler Gerald Korogi Anthony Labandx William lont Richard LeVosquo James Lyons Richard Mann David McCawley Charles McClellan Donnis McGuire Gerald Ogren Myron O'Keefe Thomas O'Shaughnessey Thomas Paul Robert Peterson Joseph Piorsak BROTHER QUENTIN, F.S.C. B.A., Do Paul University, Chicago, Religion 1, English 2, 3, Moderator: Coin Club. Junior 307 Charles Carraher President David Schwappach James Smith Jock Getchman Vice-President Paul Spraguer Eugene Stroinski Ken Thornburg Robert Velner Charles Wally Philip Watry George Wheeler Michael Williams Thomas Zwickl 41 Richard Bianchi Philip Broom Terry Carlton Patrick Doran John Doyle Richard Durkot John Franko Gerald Gfroerer Waller Jobs! Karl lano Ronald McNicoll Paul Meade BROTHER KEVIN B, F.S.C. M.A., Dc Pool University, Chicogo Religion 3, American History, Consumer Economic Problems Alumni Moderator Gregory Meitz Ted Mesjak Junior 309 Ronald Mitzel Tim Monahan n P George Olson 4. Thomas Preston c lorry Reid v ' Dennis Rodney « rs L ♦ t ! 1 1 P n Daniel Coshman President £ ,£ P P p 4- V P 4 1 o if P V « Felix Mannella Vice-President Frank Slovak Gerald Solborg David Sullivan Edward Koeourek Secretary Curtis Thompson Dan Topel William Wallentiny William Welch Jerry Griebler Treasurer 42 BOTTOM ROW: Gerald Galas, George Hile, Dave Malone, Dan Greeley, Dove Dehen, Bob Sitarz, Bill McPherson, Jerry Fleetham, Bob Bilotta, Tim Crone, Dick Smith. SECOND ROW; James laClore, Clem Erdman, Kenny Wright, Tom Igel, Dennis Frank, Lorry Daly, Don Kasbohm, Bernard Mclnerny, Dennis layer, Tom Gruidl. THIRD ROW: John Kennedy (mgr.), Larry Wasik, Bill Hengstler, John Hart- wig, Gene Abram, Bob Turnquist, Felix Mannello, Jock Getchman, Tom Riley, Joe little. Pawl Juettner (mgr.). TOP ROW: Marty Pool-son, Bob Stich, Paul Lehman, Bob Kommerer, Captain Bob Wetosko. Tom Reinhart, Lyle Biedschied, Dave Reinhart, Tom Irving, Coptain Dale Kaiser, Ray Olson. MISSING from picture: Richard Scullord, Frank Commers, Dave Lies, Bill Delaney. CCC Champions Co-Captains Bob Wetoska and Dole Kaiser of the 1954 Central Catholic Conference Champions. Hot toddy, anyone? Coaching staff of the '54 champion football squad is seen on the field of battle, left to right: Bill Johnson, Freshman Cooch, Mike Korbo, Varsity Assistant, Fay Frawley, Varsity line Coach, Dick Reinhart, Head Coach, Brother Felix, Football Moderator. Student is quarterback Dole Kaiser. South St. Paul DE opened the 1954 football season with an impressive 39-0 victory over the South St. Paul Packers in a non-conference game at O'Shaughnessey Field. Fielding a powerful backfield, the Islanders ran through the opponent Packers at will scoring almost at will. Senior Larry Daly racked up three of the TD's. Dave Lies, junior half, scored the first touchdown of the game on the first play from scrimmage. Defensively, De La Salle was superb smashing every Packer attempt both on the ground and in the air. One of the thrills of the game was John Hartwig's interception of a South St. Paul pass. John outran three of the Packers for a TD but had the play called back on a penalty. Regis, Eau Claire Eau Claire, rated one of the top teams in Wisconsin, was DE's second victim. But De La Salle did not have the easy time with Regis as they had against South St. Paul and barely managed to squeeze out a 7-0 victory over a stubborn Regis eleven. DE's defense, sparked by big Bob Wetoska, Ray Oison, Bill McPherson and Felix Mannella, was outstanding, stopping everything Regis tried. Regis' defense was something to watch and talk about, too, allowing De La Salle a lone tally in the second quarter when Dave Lies scored on a double reverse from 30 yards out. Cretin De La Salle won its first conference game over Cretin, 48-0, with Larry Daly and Dave Lies sparking the offense. Cretin threatened early in the first period when they marched to De La Salle's 10-yard line. Here Dale Kaiser intercepted a pass to end the threat and Cretin's chance to tally. From here Daly and Lies took over and carried the ball back to Cretin's goal with Daly tallying for DE's first score. In the second quarter it was ties and Wetoska for DE scores. In the third. Lies and Daly made it five touchdowns for the Islanders and in the final canto. Lies and Kaiser brought the total to 48-0 for the DE-men. St. Cloud DE ran its victory skein to four when it defeated St. Cloud Cathedral, 19-0, in the Crusaders' Homecoming game. Both defenses were about evenly matched in the first half, with De La Salle having a shade better offense, managing to push over a score late in the second quarter. In the third quarter, DE scored another TD when Dave Lies scampered 35 yards to paydirt. Daly ran the extra point. And in the final quarter, Daly went over from St. Cloud's 12-yard line for the final score. Two of St. John's Prep players were killed and two others severely injured in St. Cloud's terrible tragedy following the DE-St. Cloud game, when a train hit an automobile containing the teenagers. This led to the cancellation of the De La Salle-St. John game and put the Islanders in a tie for the conference title. BOTTOM ROW: Donald Hackert, Patrick Giles, Mike Coloumbe, Henry Rampage. James Cavanaugh, John Peters, Jerome Hass (mgr.), Thomas Miller (mgr.). SECOND ROW: Derrell Macho, James Frane, Philip Maas, Joseph Milbauer, Patrick Sidders, Frank Metzger, Robert Gavin, Fronk Knoll. THIRD ROW: Michael Finnegan, Bruce Evans, Roger Albers, Thomas Conley, William Tobin, James Taylor, Gerald Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Vexino. Michael Minder, John Simonitsch, Paul Hile, Oren Thayer, James Donahue, Thomas McCoy. TOP ROW: Robert Praus, Morris Carpenter, Daniel Williams, John Derus, Patrick Delaney, Douglas Michaelson, John laursen, Peter Chubb, James Mengelkoch. Freshmen Record Fine Season The freshmen coached by Bill Johnson proved to everyone that they were as good as other Park Board teams. Although lacking in weight, they had more than their share of courage. The South Side DE team ran up a record of four wins, two losses ond a tie for the 1954 season. The South Siders lost the title game to Ramsey in St. Thomas In their final game of the year, De La Salle pushed St. Thomas into the dirt at O'Shaughnessey Field, 61-0, in the largest score ever run up by either team in a series dating back to 1922. Daly scored 25 points to lead the Islanders. Mc-Inerny, who had been DE's after-touchdown point-artist, scored two TD's and kicked five conversions, for a total of 17 points. Dave Lies, hospitalized with injuries, was replaced by sophomore Dennis Loyer who scored DE's first points. Final high point of the game was Don Kasbohm's interception of a pass and his 92 yard return for a TD. Jack Getchman tallied DE's other TD. After a year's absence, the Central Catholic Conference title in football came back to the Island and De La Salle, who sported a 6-0 record for the short football season. DE's backfield was sparked by three the Park Board, 20-7, and as a result of injuries in this game dropped a non-conference tilt to Cretin. Coach Bill Johnson lists Mike Finnegan, Pat Delaney, Rog Albers os definite contenders for varsity positions. Leading linesmen are Fran Metzger, Bob Praus, ond John Derus whose father played for the varsity in 1930. of the best running backs in the Conference, Larry Daly and Dale Kaiser, seniors, and Dave Lies, junior. Daly, despite his size, ran off with scoring honors, picking up 12 touchdowns. Led by All-American Bob Wetoska and All-Stater Ray Olson, DE's line was every bit as good as the back-field. All in all, impartial observers rated the De La Salle 1954 football team as being as good as any in the state.-Coach Dick Reinhart gave it the nod as having been the best of 10 he'd coached at DE. DE 1954 VARSITY RECORD Opponenti 39 South St. Paul 0 7 Regis, Eau Claire 0 48 Cretin 0 19 St. Claud 0 61 St. John (forfeit) St. Thomos 0 45 Th 1954 Homecoming Dance. Who could donee the Lindy? Islanders Overflow Homecoming Dance; Game With St. John’s Is Cancelled Elizabeth Gindorff, '54 Homecoming Queen, with escort Ray Olson, smilingly beams acknowledgement of honor paid her by Class of 1955. Rock St. Jack's was the unused warrior-cry which prevailed over the Islanders as they tried to avoid the thought of a game-less Homecoming. Wearing their buttons bottoms-up, many disappointed De La Salle fans danced to the resounding strains of Hugh Cardenas' ten-piece band. The festive Homecoming Dance was held Friday, October 22, and the game was scheduled for Sunday, October 24. But because of the unfortunate car-train crash in St. Cloud where two St. John players were killed and two injured, the game was cancelled. Coach Dick Reinhart, with about five days notice, attempted to schedule another game to replace the traditional Homecoming Game but in vain. and the Islander fans found themselves moping on Sunday. A hand-made football field hovered above the heads of dancing DE fans. It was the greatest decorating idea DE has ever seen. Chairman Louis Turgeon used between seven and eight thousand feet of crepe paper. One side of the stadium was purple and gold; the other carried the visitors' colors, red and white. Two miniature goal posts protruded downwards from the beautiful, intricate field. Reigning over the Homecoming Festival was beautiful Queen Liz Gindorff and King Ray Olson, her haandsome escort. The Queen was crowned by Dale Kaiser, president of the Senior Department. The remaining five homeroom queen-candidates were Liz's gracious attendants. They were Polly Podany, Jackie Ewer, Muriel Stowed, Gloria Tures and Marilyn Winters. Elizabeth Gindorff, 1954 Homecoming Queen, and escort Ray Olson pose beneath statue of Most Blessed Virgin. Tom Carey and date followed by yet uncrowned royal couple enter DE's portals. BELOW; Senior Class Officers and dates: Carole Sullivan, Dale Kaiser, Sue Boyd, Richard Latshaw, Carol Boyda, Robert Wetoska, Sharon Nordquist, Robort Kammeror, Jackie Ewer, Kenneth Wright. 47 OPPOSITE PAGE: Top—Balcony scon at Mow in gym during Is-lond retreats for juniors and sophomores. Center Left—One of the many splendid conferences given to lowerclossmen during Island School retreat, Nov. 22-24. Center Right—Father W. K. Hermes, assistant at St. Joan of Arc Parish, elevates host during Freshman Retreat at South Side, Oct. 1. Bottom—Students at Mass during Island retreats. The Annual Retreats Time out for God was taken by members of the Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Departments early in the school year when the annual school retreats were held. Retreat master at South Side for Freshman Department was Father W. K. Hermes of St. Joan of Arc Parish. Two Paulists, Fathers James Corbett and Francis Keyes, were Island School retreat masters. During the day, talks on various aspects of morality in the student's daily life were given by the retreat priests. All boys attended Holy Mass and received Holy Communion in a body on the mornings of each doy of retreat. Seniors not making a closed retreat, attended the Island retreat with the Junior Class and heard Father Corbett's talks. If one con call a retreat a success by counting the number of Communions received, or by the number of confessions heard, then the students' retreats this year were more than successful. ABOVE: Top— Father James Corbett, left, ond Father Fronds Keyes, right, distribute Holy Communion to student re-treatants. Center—Father Keyes ond sophomore Tom Hendricks talk things over. Bottom—Douglas Boutin interviews Father Corbett. The two Poulist Priests gove the Isksnd School retreof, Nov. 22-24. 49 Research, Practice Are Aims of DE’S Smaller Clubs If you have been wondering who has been tearing off corners of envelops around DE, it is probably a stamp collector looking for a new find. This eager philatelist, no doubt, is only trying to improve his standing in this year's edition of the De La Salle STAMP CLUB which holds its meetings every Tuesday afternoon in the Green Room with Brother Felix as moderator. By discussion, formal talks on their value, collectors increase their knowledge of the hobby of stamps. Many boys who have been interested in the functions of the school library hove enjoyed their membership in the LIBRARY CLUB. The boys who are members work for an hour and a half weekly at shelving books and magazines and in doing various types of work which must be done in an up-to-date reading sanctuary. The members meet once a month to discuss new books and to learn more of the part the library plays in the school community. Miss Evelyn Buckley, librarian, guides the group. At De La Salle we have a group of numismatists, as our dear friend Webster calls them. Those who are not too familiar with him simply call the boys coin collectors. The COIN CLUB conducts its activities under the guidance of Brother Quentin. At their monthly meetings the coin collectors discuss coins that each member has collected and investigate rare coins. This very fascinating hobby is really more than a hobby as can be witnessed by the vast store of knowledge coin collectors gather on historical events and historical personalities. CHESS CLUB at DE is made up of a number of quiet amusement lovers. The members meet about once a month and play chess. Many lively arguments develop, too, when discussing certain plays and moves. Purpose of the group is to enable those who like chess to meet others with the same interest. At various times they engage in interscholastic contests. Their victories are rather scarce because of inexperience, but they ore looking forward to future triumphs. Brother Gregory is moderator. IDENTIFICATIONS: Top-STAMP CLUB (Standing): Frank Slovak, Dick labanz, Ronald Thompson. (Seated): David Reinhart, William Wallentiny, Thomas Dunn, president, Dick Smith, secretary, James Piersok, Jim Engelking, treasurer. Second from top— LIBRARY CLUB: Milton Mottice, Eugene Richter, John Dawson, Roger Hanson, Ralph Goman, John Kenney, Michael O'Donnell. Second from bottom—COIN CLUB: Gary Berg, David Dowes, Don Topel, Pat Doran, Fred LeVoir, Alan Schunk, Michael Dingman. Bottom— CHESS CLUB: (Seated)—Jock Klaosges, Bill Hondricks, George Piourde, Miko Ruhland. (Standing)— Fronk Slovak, Dan Empanger, Pot Doran, Henry Merry. (Absent)—Ford Piourde, Dave Behun. 50 Plymouth Rock The juniors began their campaign for recognition in Rock-ite society with a real gone Thanksgiving Dance, quite appropriately named the Plymouth Rock. With coreful guidance from Brother Oliver, Junior Department Moderator, and the Junior Class officers, the dance took place at De La Salle, Nov. 19. Decorations were becoming and suitable. A large paper-mache gourd suspended from the ceiling of the gym, along with multi - colored streamers, rounded out the decor. Chairman Felix Monnella and his able crew received many plaudits for their achievement. Senior Ron Olson and hi d wtion and will, too. CllL7obI)'7 ' T don‘' ,obove) ,how� over-oil view ol Plymouth Chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. John Healey (left), and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Calhoun (right), got right into the spirit of the occasion and enjoyed a bit of a whirl. , 6 9rond prize drawing al intermission of the dance, Kenny Gangelhoff received a 19-pound turkey. Joe Nemo and his Raiders furnished the melodic strains. His talented female vocalist helped make the evening complete. The Plymouth Rock came to a close with Nemo's signature, Tenderly. 51 Science Club Joins National Group De La Salle's Science Club in its second year of activity has promoted an ardent interest in science through a well rounded program. Early in the year, when the Science Club was organized, application was made to the Science Clubs of America for affiliation. Within a short time the SCA accepted and forwarded a charter. Mr. A. W. Frank, the club's moderator, presented the charter to Richard Latshaw, the club's president, at a general meeting. Shortly afterwards, officers were elected and the specialized divisions of the club formed. Those chosen to lead this year's group are Richard Latshaw, president; William Blass, vice-president; James Demeules, secretary; and Michael Walsh, treasurer. Following the pattern set last year, four separate work groups were formed and chairmen of the groups chosen. These groups are chemistry, physics, radio and biology, headed by Latshaw and John Healey, Robert Conroy, Lewis Brown and Demeules, respectively. Each section takes charge of a different meeting. It gives a demonstration on any topic of its choice within its particular field. Meetings of this type give the mem- bers a chance to see chemistry, physics, biology and radio in their practical application. Members thereby gain greater knowledge and experience than are available in formal classroom arrangements. In addition to these demonstration meetings every two weeks, outside speakers are invited in to speak and give demonstrations in their particular fields. One of the outstanding men thus invited was Brother Gerard of the Physics Department of St. Mary's College, Winona, Minnesota. Once again the Science Club sponsored the Westing-house Science Talent Search on Dec. 23. Tests were given under the direction of Borther H. Matthew, one of the Science Club advisors, to James Demeules, John Healey,. James Hera and Bill Blass. Throughout the year the club is promoting interest in matters of science among its members. Already biological experiments with white rats have gained recognition of the University of Minnesota. Also among members there are complete weather stations, radio stations and many other scientific sets of equal merit. FIRST ROW: David Hawkint, Charles Coikran, William Blau, Mr. A. W. Frank, moderator; Richard latshaw, Jamn Demeules. SECOND ROW: Charlei Dickinson, Robert Constant, Paul Juottner, John Igel, Michael Smith, William Boulger, Robert DuBois. THIRD ROW: Robert Schroer, Denis Madden, Kenneth Hoagensen, James Hero, John Healey, Thomas Gagnon, Adrian Swanson. FOURTH ROW: James Bierden, Dale White, David Behun, David Dehen, Igor Kromorchuk, Ronald Thompson. FIFTH ROW: Michael Custodio, Henry Merry, Neil Haugen, Jerry King, John Bloss, Dennis Frank. STANDING: Peter Giefer, John Shomenta, Ferd Plourde, Michael Ruh-kind, Patrick Macho. Science in Action Michoel Custodio, guardian of the white rat to hi left, tell the tory of the Hygiene Clot ' experiment with the rot : One rot (A) fed on a diet of milk, cereal and vegetable in four week time gained 32.4 gram while the other rat (B) living on cereal, vegetable and oda pop gained only two gram . Cuitodio further related that tho reiult were checked eoch week by a member of the Minnesota Dairy Council and a complete chort kept of the progress of the experiment. Mr. Frank, club moderator, presents Charter of Affiliation with Science Club of America The De La Salle Science Club, under the leadership and inspiration of its officers and faculty advisors, has marched on to conquer new fields in the study of the material universe. These together with the chairmen of the four divisions have all worked together to make the Science Club at DE the outstanding club at the school this year. It is the hope of all members that its record will be a goal for future clubs in the years to come. Below, Brother Gerard of the Physics Department of St. Mary's College, Winona, Minnesota, demonstrates the operations of a Geiger-Muller counter. In addition to the counter. Brother Gerard brought with him some very interesting equipment with which he presented a lively demonstration in the area of Nuclear Physics. Other apparatus demonstrated included a Wilson cloud chamber and a cosmic photograph. to Richard Latshaw, president of DE's organization. DECEMBER I 9 5 4 12 5 4 .0 5 12 6 •3 7 14 8 . ft •9 20 u k C F II K II AR Y 1 955 26 27 21 X i ' % M f 2 3 4 5 Q v 6 7 8 9 IO II 12 13 14 15 16 «7 18 •9 Xp ' 20 21 n 23 24 15 26 27 28 Thomos Dunn, Jr. 209, launches Old Glory into the brisk cool air over the Island School. Tom has been performing this task for the past two years without missing a doy. A peaceful hush fell o'er the Rock And silent snows descended. 'Twas through the ice and snow A path to school we wended. Winter came as in every year . . . and school went on for you and me . . . activities and studies . . . frustration and success . . . sweat and work . . . hopes and dreams . . . the class play . . . dances . . . sports . . . intramurals . . . an attempt at homework in the gym ... a five buck fine for smoking ... an A in a test ... a loss in basketball . . . decorating the gym for a dance ... or cramming for a semester exam . . . Thanksgiving . . . Christmas and the holidays . . . basketball on Friday nights . . . height and skill the factors . . . agility and grace quicken the game . . . tempers flare and quickly subside . . . rapid pulses and lessening seconds . . . suspense mounts to hysteria ... a graceful arc commences ... in ... in ... in .. . the net's report breaks the silence. Senior 201 advertises to the world that tho Christmas season has arrived with a fanciful display on windows bordering on the cloister. the final buzzer sounds . . . emotions drain into relief . . . another game is won-. . . swimming . . . debating . . . Contact . . . chess . . . Glee Club . . . acting . . . working . . . playing . . . studying . . . made up a winter that will never be forgotten . . . Though many may pass none will ever be as rich and rewarding as the ones we have known. A year passed ... we returned ... a bit older . . . a bit wiser . . . sophomores—wise fools ... we were older . . . thought we knew the game better . . . could pull off something without getting caught ... we were rudely awakened ... by a strong hand with a black sleeve attached ... we could always look down on someone . . . but there were no freshmen . . . and we had to suffer ... a fall found the gridmen rolling to a CCC title . . . scored memorable wins over Cretin and St. Thomas . . . Plastering the Preps was a pleasure . . . 32-0 . . . our sophomore morale was boosted also ... Ed Mahoney, fellow classman, was escort to the Homecoming Queen . . . Rasmussen, Lubinski, Wright, Baldwin, Sappo stand out as memories in an unforgettable season . . . resting smugly on our laurels we returned ... to our books . . . biology before or after lunch-. . . fomalde-hyde and peanut butter do not mix or so we discovered . . . geometry wasn't very plain . . . but English classes were just fine ... we settled down . . . and the wise fools became wiser and less foolish as a memorable fall came to a close. Sophomore 24C admires the results of its artistic handiwork in preparation of a tree and other Christmos decorations. Folher W. K. Hermct, oiiiitant at St. Joan of Are, bleisei the life-size stotue of the Most Blossod Virgin erected by members of the present freshman and sophomores dosses os a memorial of the Marian Year. Present for the dedication at South Side wero Brother Mark, Director, Brother Leander, assistant principal, tho faculty of South Side, the freshmen, presidents of Island School sophomore classes and the Glee Club. Winter held the Rock in an icy grip ... the days whiled away ... basketball made little news ... a building year for the Islanders ... after a hot start we ended up fourth in conference . .. Jerry Wright and Joe Dufort stood out as Islander stars . .. but who could ever forget number 17 ... big Jim Moore ... to offset the basketball an important biological discovery was made . . . the 'Species Femine' ... girls ... a new field was opened up . . . much work was to be done ... at the CKC, sock hops and dances, ambitious sophomores were to be found . . . purely for the sake of science, of course .... we counted the days and Christmas arrived .. . our second Christmas on the Rock ... we spent that Christmas thanking God ... that we were fortunate enough to come to DE ... a privilege which we soon realized ... a small ... young Brother played an important part in our sophomore year ... the only Brother with a Ford in his future ... Brother John C ... the terror of the lower corridor . .. time marched on ... hours into days . .. days into months ... January . .. the first annual Father and Son Banquet ... an innovation at DE ... also a huge success . . . March ... a theatrical company was formed ... on March 13-14-15 Friday the 13th was presented ... a whimsical satire .. . again a success ... thus ended the winter of our sophomore year. Mr. Wallace Peterson, band director, loads the musicions in a few spirited seasonol numbers of the annuol Island School Christmas Assembly. Do La Salle's Glee Club under the direction of Brother Ignatius entertains the student body at the Christmas Assembly, Dec. 17. Testimonial to the excellence of the Christmas program is evident in tho rapt attention of the sophomores in the balcony. In the spring a young student's fancy turned towards thoughts of . . . summer vacation . . . snow disappeared . . . windows opened . . . flowers blossomed ... a plague raged over the Island: spring fever ... but the Brothers had a good cure ... a good shot of homework . . . administered in the proper places . . . baseball ... a championship year . . . Lubinski, Wright and Kuehl were the chief sparks of the diamondmen ... a second year nearly completed . . . the half-way mark reached ... we looked back . . . freshmen and sophomores ... not exactly a snap . . . but we did have fun . . . the future? . . . juniors and seniors . . . but beyond this no one knew what lay in store for us. Charles MacCarthy, John Dawson, Louis Turgeon, Fred Newman, David Glenn, Michoel O'Donnell, John Peterson, John Kinnoy, Michoel Brecount, Michael Collins, Michael Dols, Hal Crawford, Robert Diebold. Cheer Club Again Active at DE Members of the Cheer Club again this year did their utmost to help their less fortunate brothers. By collecting clothes and fixing old toys, they brought cheer and hope to mony poor families, to children's hospitals and to missions. Not only at Christmas but throughout the school year. the Cheer Club distributes its gifts to those in need. For specific projects the club adopted two needy families and helped them throughout this year. In addition, they gave the orphans of the Twin Cities over $150. Officers this year have been Michael Collins, president, and Louis Turgeon, treasurer. Delta Representatives A new feature this year in collecting for the all-school Sophomore 108 Thomas Hendricks yearbook has been the institution of Delta Representa- Junior 307 Jack Getchman tives who gave of their fime to gather the funds neces- Junior 306 ... John Donahue sary for publication of this book. Junior 309 Richard Bianchi For five weeks of November ond December of a Junior 301 Joseph Little Tuesday morning they made the rounds of their respec- Junior 300 James Bakula tive classes and collected the pledge s of their class- Junior 209 Thomas Schendel mates. Their efforts, in large measure. have helped the Junior 12C James Weiler senior realize this 1955 Delta. SOUTH SIDE: Representatives from all classes, both Island School Freshman 107 Michael Slind and South Side, are: Freshman 113 Anthony Fiskett Sophmore 10C James Cracraft Freshman 119 Patrick Delaney Sophomore 13C John Sullivan Freshmon 121 . Paul Theis Sophomore 14C John Giebel Freshman 201 Wayne Brandtner Sophomore 23C Loren O'Dell Freshman 203 Michael Johnson Sophomore 24C James Bierden Freshman 210 John Peters Sophomore 303 Joseph Kohl Freshman 216 James Cavanaugh Sophomore 102 Michael Romens Freshman 218 Dennis McConville 60 BOTTOM ROW— First Tenors—Michoel Kelly, John Krowczyk, Robert Thomoi Preston, John Sewoll,' Neil O'Keefe. Paul Hoffinger. TOP Puccio, David Kruse, Dennis Lambert, Robert Hedlund, John Peterson, ROW—Second Tenor —Douglas Barkley, Doniel Reilly, Michoel Wil- Patrick Horan. SECOND ROW—Second Tenor —Thomas Sweetzer, liams, Gordon Nelson. ABSENT: John Ry . Charles MacCorthy, Jomes Borgmon, Terry Hodden, David Turgeon, Under the direction of Brother Ignatius who succeeded Brother Leonard the De La Salle Glee Club for the second year is making a name for itself in musical circles in and about the Twin Cities. Repertoire of the group includes semi-classical, popular, and classical numbers. It also offers barbershop in a double quartet. Appearances to date include its debut at the Freshman Building early in November, singing at the dedication of the statue of the Most Blessed Virgin at South Side, Dec. 7; the Patroness Society Christmas Party, the Glencoe Club's Christmas Party, Dec. 19; Radisson Hotel appearance, Dec. 20; and the annual student Christmas Assembly. Officers of the organization are Michael Collins, president; Robert Puccio, vice-president; Robert Pol-zak, secretary; Daniel Cashman, treasurer; James Gagnon, sergeant-at-arms. Pianist is James Murphy. Glee Club Brother Ignatius, director of DE's Glee Club, leads the group at the Pofroness Society's Christmas Party entertainment BOTTOM ROW-First Basses-Jerry Moshek, Charles Calhoun, David —Robert Polzak, Don Wheeler, Jomes Lyons, Thomas Jandro, Jamos Hawkins, Myron O'Keefe, Michael Collins, Daniel Ebnot, Patrick Duffy, Gagnon. TOP ROW: Daniel Topol, Robert Diebold, Deni Gagnon, Robert Devereoux. SECOND ROW-David Rickert, Kenneth Reis, Carl Thomas Gebro. ABSENT: Michael Healey, Alcide Patnode. Daniel Hedberg, Ted Hoeben, James Engelking. THIRD ROW—Second Basset Cashman. Patroness Doings ABOVE: Style Show sponsored by the Patroness Society members from Incarnation Parish, ossisted by two professionals, look place in DE ouditorium, Oct. 13. Fall fashions modeled were those of the John W. Thomos Company. LEFT: Mrs. John Heoley, president of the Patroness Society, addresses members present ol the annual Christmas Party, Oec. 17, at Ds la Salle. Others at speakers' fable include, left to right, Mrs. Harry Callinan, recording secretory; Brother Robert, moderator; Brother Mark, Director; and Mrs. Leslie Calhoun, treasurer. BElOW: Bingo porty sponsored by Holy Rosory parish members, took place ot DE on Nov. 18. Co-Choirmen of the event were Mrs. Albert Mitzel and Mrs. William Boulger. Patroness Society The Patroness Society, under the guidance of Mrs. John Healey and her fellow officers, has, this past year, placed its collective feminine hands to some very rough, raw material. Out of this welter of raw material they have fashioned the regular monthly meetings and luncheons and also have created the many special events for which the society has become so well known. Special events held by the Patroness Society included a Style Show, a concert by the St. Mary's College Glee Club, the Father and Son Banquet, Mother and Son Communion Breakfast, the Purple and Gold Luncheon, a Cooking School, and a January Parents' Night at DE. The members, their officers and their moderator. Brother Robert, are to be congratulated for the completion of a most successful year of activity. Mr . Corl Sieverj, Jr. Vice-President Mrs. Ralph Getchman Mcmbershio Secretary Mrs. Leslie Calhoun Treasurer Mrs. Harry Callinan Record mg Secretary 63 Intramurals Is this a football or a basketball game? asked a stray as he rambled into the gym during one of the lunch periods. The only answer available to the little one was, This is how basketball will be played 'come the revolution'. Those who ore avid fans maintain that the games are not rough. They just seem so to the uninitiated. Pictures on this page are seemingly well officiated but then the players must have been aware of the photographer's presence. Throughout the year, other sports vie with basketball. Volleyball brings a welcome interlude and more homeroom heroes to the fray. And the touch football (variety, that is) could be rugged training even for the most hardened of the rugged. In fact, it has been said that Camp Le Jeune of World War II fame was a mere picnic compared to some of the battles waged on the DE campus in football time. Early spring sees the coming of the softball season and in these contests, though the scores sometimes resemble stock market quotations, spirits soar high and everyone has a good time playing for the glory of the advisories. Coach Mike Karbo is the director of the senior intramurals, Brother Kevin has charge of the junior period and Brother Laurence supervises the sophomore activities. Coach Bill Johnson is responsible for the doings at South Side. FIRST ROW: Frank Metzger, Patrick Delaney, Thomas Conley. Bruce Evans. Douglas Nelson, Charles Neerland. SECOND ROW: Michael Slind, Robert Praus, Williom Brown, John Derus, Frederick Brown, Peter Chubb. TOP ROW: Michael Hickey, Michael Finnegan, Joseph Doll, Harley McCullum, John O'Reilly. Freshman Schedule 36 S� . Peter's 30 41 Sheridan Jr. High 18 48 Phillips Jr. High 9 29 Incarnation Juniors 44 42 Bloomington Jr. High 29 42 Annunciation Juniors 34 -- Ramsey Jr. High St. Albert's Juniors Southwest Jr. High Holy Cross Juniors Sanford Jr. High — __ St. Charles Juniors St. Thomos Bees Folwell Jr. High laidlaw Jr. High Jefferson Jr. High — Cretin Frosh St. Agnes Frosh Frosh Seek Park Title De La Salle's Freshman Team launched its cage season with a victory, Jan. 4, over the Sheridan 9th Graders, 41-18. Coach Bill Johnson hailed his team as looking good and handling the ball well. He anticipated a victorious season in the Park Board League. Other teams on the Frosh schedule were CCC Bee Squads and CYO church teams. Early prospectives of this year's squad indicated they had the ability of last season's group. Many of the present team won trophies at the DLS Grade School Tourney in '54. Pot Delaney and Harley McCullum held down the guard slots. This marked the second consecutive year that a Delaney had been in the starting role at guard. Pat is following in the foot-steps of brother Bill. Tom Conley and Bruce Evans won forward positions despite rugged competition. Six-foot-three John Derus and six-foot-one Bob Praus battled for the center spot. This rounded out the first stringers. Adding spark to the team and keeping other members on their toes were Mike Slind, Mike Finnegan, Mike Hickey, Francis Metzger, Joe Doll, John O'Kelley, guards; forwards Chuck Neerland, Doug Nelson, Bill Brown, Fred Brown and reserve center Peter Chubb. Islander Champions Repeat Performance The 1954-55 Vorsity Basketboll team had a fine tradition to uphold. Their predecessors were the all-conquering state and conference champions. Led by Joe Dufort the team lost but once in some 20 gomes, breaking state records as they went along. However, the outlook wasn't dismal although stars like Dufort and Rich Rodney were hard to replace. On the 10-man State Tournament team there were 8 men who returned, including All-Stater Bob Kammerer. Dale Kaiser, Larry Daly and Jim Brey had also seen action as regulars too. Besides these, six-foot-five-inches of Tom Reinhart appeared to answer his father's dream of a tall center. Coach Dick Reinhart also counted on such men as Dave Thies, Charley Carraher, Tom Healey, Paul Lehman and Tom Jacobson. The team had experience, depth, shooting ability, height and defense. It looked like another good year. Varsity Schedule DE Opponents 57 Regis, Eau Claire 35 75 South 53 64 Roosevelt 48 95 Roosevelt 56 68 Augsburg Frosh 50 82 Hamline Frosh 42 62 Regis 39 79 Cathedral St. Cloud 47 63 St. John's Prep 35 59 Cretin 52 74 St. Thomas 57 87 St. Cloud 43 St. John's __ Hamline Frosh _ St. Thomas — Cretin REGIONALS STATE KNEELING: J«rry Fleerhom, Deni Mickelion, lorry Daly, Charlie Dave Thie , Bob Kammerer, Lyle Biedicheid, Jack Getchman, Paul Carraher, Tom Jacobson, Dale Kaiser. STANDING) Jim Brey, Ron Lehman. INSET: Tom Healey. Guneriui, Jim Gleason, Pal Conley, Tom Reinhart, Richard Yentich, De La Salle 1955 Varsity Basketballers The 1954-55 De to Salle basketball team was led by six seniors. Captaining the Islanders was Bob Kammerer, 6' 1 , who played both forward and guard. Kammerer played grade school basketball at Ascension, where he was All-City. As a freshman at DE, he played B ball and in his sophomore year, he became a varsity regular. He made All-State last year, and All-Regional this season. Larry Daly, a 5' 7 regular guard, came to the Island from Boys' Home. After a year of Bee squad, he moved up to the A-team and started as a junior. He was an exceptional ball handler and was excellent at stalling. Tom Jacobson, at 5' 9 , is one of the fastest players on the varsity. He came to De La Salle from St. Stephen's. He made the team as a junior and, although not a starter, this is the second year that he has been in the top 10. He plays forward. From St. Peter's in Richfield where he made the All-City team, hails Dale Kaiser. As a sophomore, he made the varsity and became a regular guard in his junior year after recovering from a broken arm. He is an even 6 foot. Tom Reinhart came to DE as a senior, having no previous experience on organized teams. Tom, at 6' 5 , proved to be the finest center in the conference. He was named to the All-Regional team this year. Dave Thies, a 6' 3 senior forward, came from Ascension. He first made the team as a senior and is a top reserve. The junior members of the squad include Jim Brey, a regular, Charlie Carraher, Pat Conley, Jerry Fleet-ham, Jack Getchman, Tom Healey and Dick Yentsch. Sophomores are Lyle Biedscheid, Jim Gleason, Ron Gunerius, Paul Lehman and Denny Mickelson. 66 CHEERLEADERS: Jim Bierden, John Peterson. Keith Cumm.ni, Don Coihmon, Ron Olson pose for the De Lo Salle LOCO MOTIVE. Dov. Thiet, senior, it apporently fooled o, he QOe. K- , a lump shoi again,. South DE beat ,h. Southerner, by JR poinU. De La Salle Islanders Conquer Public Foes First home game. South ... a romp . . . DE 75, South 53 ... 12 men scored for the Islanders . . . leaders were Jacobson, 12, Kammerer, Brey, Healey each 10 . . .for South Randazza 14, Horn 14 and Rossum 13. Roosevelt away . . . De la Salle took it 64 48 . . . 6' 10% . Dave Johnson of LIFE fame held to 8 points . . . Kammerer hit for 25, Healey 17. The Teddies again at home . . . almost the century mark for DE, 95-56 . . . Kammerer 18, Brey 15, Kaiser 15 and Thies 11 led a crew of 14 Islander scorers. De la Salle over the Augsburg Frosh, 68-50 . . . a four point half-time lead was skyrocketed with a 43 point second half . . . Kammerer 22, Reinhart 11, ... . • . . Thies 10. Charlie Carroher, junior, drive in oil alone for two points os De La Salle walloped the Cothedrolites. 87-43. Lehman, sophomore forward, gets the tip from on opposing Roosevelt Kammerer puts one in amid a maze of legs. DE bested the eager as the Islonders trounced Roosevelt for the second time, 95-54. Augsburg Frosh by 18 points. Varsity Nabs Nine •A great start away from home . . . DE 57-Regis 35 . . . The Islanders started poorly but a second half rush took the win . . . Healey dropped 14, Kaiser 11, Daly 10. Regis again, here . . . same story, different score: DE 62-39 . . . Kammerer 17, Reinhart 16 points ... In between Regis tilts, DE ran over South, Roosevelt twice and the Augsburg Frosh. Mighty Hamline Frosh ... a close game on our floor until the Island men broke loose for 31 points in the third quarter to take a 29 point lead . . . Final 82-42. Kammerer 20, Lehman 14, Thies 11. St. Cloud Cathedral there . . . Another easy one, 79-47. . . . Kammerer again, 24, Reinhart 13. The visiting Islanders' fine defense shone against St. John's 63-35 . . . Offense too . . . Kammerer 26, Reinhart 14 . . . Familiar names? TOP LEFT: D«turmin«d Davu Th! i attempt! to block Tommy ball-carrior in tho bottle of the unbeaten! at the liland Court. TOP RIGHT: KEYD-TV crew record! game for live audience ai DE found little oppoii-tion in mopping up the St. Thomo! quint, 74-57 for the St. Poulitei’ firit defeat ond DE'i 11th victory In a row thii Mown. BOTTOM LEFT: Part of the overflow crowd watch DE men link one of their 20 baiket! ogoinjt St. Thomoi. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brey let! fly with one againit the Cretin Raider! on their court. Tougheit oppoiition to date, the Raider! matched the Idander! point for point except in the third period, when DE gothered the Kore neceuary to win 59-52. Cretin Proves Stubborn but Yields Cretin there ... in a tight one . . . DE 59, Cretin 52 . . . The Raiders never let up . . . Except for eight straight points in the third quarter, the Islanders were matched just about point for point . . . Cretin's Bill Walsh and Mark Cullen hit 21 and 13 points . . . Walsh in particular got points when they were most needed . . . But DE's poise and shooting ability conquered the St. Paulite's fight and determination . . . Kammerer hit 18 and Reinhart 17 to make it 20 in a row. The big game, St. Thomas, here ... It was all De La Solle, 74-57 ... In the battle of unbeatens, DE had more field goals, more free throws, more rebounds and more fight ... In defense the Islanders held everybody except Mike Wright who hit 18 . . . Kaiser allowed Terry Flynn but 8, 10 below his average . . . Island men led all the way, outscoring the Toms in every quarter . . . Scoring individually for DE, Kammerer with 20, Reinhart 19, Kaiser 12 . . . Victory marked 21 straight, 11 this year. 69 H«W,. i-W. iP- -P T«” '°°1‘ • W I- . 4, Ip, «, D6 ropped Ih. P-.p. by . 9060 xor.. “ «•“ H� “- Th. Mond.r, whipped . Pip.,, Cagers Clout Conference Rivals Second Round of conference ploy ... St. Cloud here . . . DE crushed the Crusaders, 87-43 ... In the second and third quarters. Cathedral was outscored 56-15 . . . Kaiser 16, Kammerer 13, Brey 13 and Reinhart 12 . . . for the visitors Fritz dropped 17, Opatz 14. St. John's here . . . the Islanders hit 90 points for the second time this year, winning by 30 points . . . two big scorers for the Johnnies, Kowalkowski with 32, Thimmesli with 20 . . . Reinhart hit his season high with 29 while Brey had 12 and Kammerer 10. De La Salle took a rest from conference play and met the Hamline frosh for the second time . . . DE 52-31 . . . neither team shot well . . . Kammerer hit 15 for the only man in double figures. The Islander men clinched the Central Catholic Conference crown, whipping the Tommies there, 57-45 ... nip and tuck the first quarter . . . but the Islanders pulled away in the second quarter ... St. Thomas was held without a field goal for 13 minutes in the second and third quarters . . . Reinhart led scoring with 19, Kammerer 14 . . . for the Cadets it was Wright with 16, Flynn 12. Cretin here . . . DE ripped through the Raiders, 83-60, leading by 20 at the half . . . Reinhart hit 24, Kammerer 17 and Daly 10 ... for the visitors Walsh had 25, McElroy 15. Flynn of St. Thomos mokes a futile attempt to stop o long one by junior Jim Brey, OE beat the Tommie at O'Shoughnetty Field Houio for tho second time, 57-45. Thie puts in an easy one against Cretin here as the Islanders finish the conference schedule with a 23 point victory over the Raiders from St. Paul. Kommorer Aies high to sink on against the Tommies in the Regional play-oAs in District Three of the Minneapolis Armory, Feb. 27. De La Salle , Captures Regional REGIONALS DE 61, Cretin 46. DE 63, St. Thomas 52. Thies lets Ay with o high one agoinst the Cretin Raiders in the first game of the Regionals at the Minnesota Field House, Friday, Feb. 26. Hockey Team Has Poor Season KNEELING: Carson Heron, Lawrence Felicetto, Michael Kelly, Joseph Kenney (Captain), Michael Brecount, Thomas Theisen, Donald Dam-burger, Bernard Mclnerny. STANDING: Eugene Norling, Timothy Islander hockey season ended with an unimpressive record of two wins, seven losses but the record does not tell the complete story. The team was hampered by a late start, injuries and an unfavorable schedule. Beginning practice two weeks later than other teams, they came up against the league champions and the runners-up in the first SEASON RESULTS DE Opponent 0 Minneapolis Savings and Loan .. ...................... 7 0 Columbia Heights .. 6 0 Nazareth Hall ... ................................. 2 Crane, Raymond Olson, Brad Theisen, Michoel Kernan, Richard Kreutter, Dave Reinhart, Donald Sable. two games respectively. Injuries mounted throughout the season. Bernie Mclnerny received face and mouth injuries which put him out of action for four games. Ray Olson took a cut below the eye which side-lined him for three games. 2 SWAC i 8 Hawks 5 1 NSAC 8 0 Hawks 5 0 SWAC 4 Frogmen Look to ’56 for Success TOP PICTURE - 1955 Teom - FIRST ROW: Michoel Kemp, Nick Poloio, John Sewall, William Tobin, Denis Forced . SECOND ROW: Roger Anderson, Robert Died, Patrick Giles, Peter Lund, From yon Rabenau, Robert Anderson. STANDING: Pete Giefer, George Hile, Tom Sweetzer, Ross Noard, Coach Carroll Gustafson, Captain Stan Andrychowicz, Paul Hile, Tom McCoy. CENTER PICTURE: Captain Ston makes a splash. LEFT PICTURE: Start of a bock-stroke roc in which the three visible swimmers are Noard, Palaia, Andrychowicz. Cooch Gustafson times the men. This year's swimming team, though lacking in victories, has shown plenty of spirit and promise. Despite the handicap of no older and more experienced swimmers, these underclassmen have tried hard to make up for this deficit. Only three of the frogmen are seniors. First of these is the old faithful and captain Stan Andrychowicz. Having plowed enough water in three years to float a battleship, Stan has added his share of points in the 100 and 200 yard free-style. John Sewall for two years has been a welcome fill-in. His consistent support has helped the team much. Pete Giefer, who joined this year, has improved steadily in the breast-stroke. Freshman Paul Hile ond his sophomore brother, George, are very good in the freestyle sprints and should do much next year. Ross Noard in the breast-stroke and Tom Sweetzer in the long distance free-style are two sophomores the team will need much next year. Nick Palaia, also a sophomore, is the team's only diver and usually puts on a good show. Others who form the backbone of the present squad are freshmen. 72 nnnuunrn iniiniinw . ' - i 7 • T M MW C| S JUNIOR YEAR ... big men now ... no more square pegs in round holes . . . our edges were roughed away . . . and we began to look like the real thing . . . football . . . heart-breaking year . . . lost the championship to St. John's, 19-13 . . . vowed for revenge next year ... In Belting the Bellhops we had much more success, 34-0 . . . amid the splendor of Homecoming . . . Burkholder, Taaffe and Wetoska formed human wall of football greats . . . Winter entered . . . with it came basketball ... a great year for the men of DE . . . basketball homecoming instituted . . . Down by the Riverside . . . that night the Tommies were taken for a boat ride, 65-58 . . . then the State Championship . . . Joe Dufort, hero of the bucketmen along with up-and-coming player. Bob Kammerer . . . After excitement quieted down, back we went to our studies . . . buckling down for the home stretch . . . who will ever forget Mr. A. W. Frank . .. better known to his physics ... students as Al . . . the hams at DE had a great year . . . The Bat and the Captain from Kain-tuck brought culture and art back to the Rock . . . Minor Miracle brought more honor to the thes-pians . . . the seasons came and went . . . and just as quickly the school year . . . soon snow melted and baseball came on the stage . . . DE swept all opposition and won another CCC trophy . . . Lady Fortune smiled on us . . . amid the splendor of clouds and stars the Rose Dance was held ... a truly wonderful junior year was ended. SENIOR YEAR ... a challenging goal finally reached ... we take our final look . . . not at just another school . . . but at a memory . . . it's after school ... the ever-swelling halls are empty now . . . each step echoes loud and long through the deserted corridors . . . and at each step a memory is born again . . . the gym . . . how many dances, games, noon-time experiences were held here? . . . now only a large room peopled with myriad invisible memories . . . the stairs . . . how many times have we trod their hallowed steps? . . . o thousand, a million ... but does the number really matter now ... the main hall looks like an endless belt qf loneliness ... an old classroom . . . the desk at which once we sat ... a teacher is remembered ... to our youthful minds sometimes a bit odd but a good Joe . . . the trophy case . . . remember when we won that one and this . . . an old locker . . . forgot the combination anyway . . . wandering upstairs ... the chem lab . . . home of a thousand stinky odors . . . typing room . . . always wondering where's that key . . . biology . . . how many frogs got slaughtered there in science's name ... the book store . . . DE's five and ten . . . out in the cloister ... the C Building . . . old stairs . . . rooms . . . library . . . leaky water font ... up to the Chapel ... a final plea for success . . . and we leave . . . left in the halls and classrooms are our minds and hearts ... A school is not made of bricks and wood but of the minds and hearts, work and sweat of the students for everywhere at DE is left a little part of each of us. Scintillating Seventeen Dancing at the Going-Away Party sponsored by May Parchor (Mary Branton) in honor of her be� t friend. Lolo Prott (Donna Bonarciyk) offer Lola had somowhat worn out her welcome. DE's Dramatic Club saw success in the production of the musical comedy Seventeen. The show ran for three nights, large crowds attended each performance with a capacity house on the second evening. The performances were also financially successful, the net being used to repair the stage and to buy new equipment for future shows and assemblies. On the technical staff credits went to Mr. Robert Turner for his over-all direction, to Brother Ignatius for his assistance in vocal training, to Mr. Wallace Peterson and members of the band for the musical direction and accompaniment, to Jim Eckert and the stage crew and to Bob Devereaux for the choreography. I Could Got Married Today at lung by Willie (Bob Puccio), Mr. Genesis (Bob Diebold) and Genesis (Mike Collim). George Crooper (Bob Wetoiko) makes his entrance, calling Boy, boyl Mike Collins and Bob Devereaux in a suspenseful scene from Lucifer of Large, modern morality play presented at the One Act Ploy Festival at Cretin High School, Nov. 20. LUCIFER AT LARGE rated an excellent mark with its presentation in November. In the play, Michael Collins was Lucifer, Robert Devereaux played Superb, a proud man who wishes to control all the wealth possible. Ronald Corrigan played Fats, a man desiring all lusts possible. You, a lost, mixed-up, nameless boy who is trying to find the greatest happiness but remains safe doing it, was played by Robert Diebold. Robert Kaufmann played in the role of Fate. Crooper is oil bows as he butchers the King' French, uttering that immortal line, Pas d® trout, in answer to a charming Mere! boon-coup-'' 78 Cheesel is the way the entire cost of the musical comedy, Seventeen responded as the curtains closed on the final performance, Tuesday night, Feb. 22. 1955. Successful Seventeen Willie (Bob Puccio) reads the riot oct to his sister Jane (Rita Justesen) in a sparkling bit of comedy in the musical, Seventeen. MR. ROBERT TURNER Director When the De La Salle Dramatic Club staged Seventeen ' it added another dazzling show to its already scintillating repertoire. Booth Tarkington's comedy was presented in the musical version on the Island stage, Feb. 20, 21, 22. Headlining the cast of 50 were Donna Bonarczyk, St. Anthony High senior, in the role of Lola Pratt, who has come to visit May Parcher, played by Mary Branton, Academy of the Holy Angels senior, and meets shy but determined Willie Baxter played by Bob Puccio. Others among the cast were Bob Wetoska, the Yale man and clown of the show; Pat Duffy, who played the part of May's beau; Johnnie Watson played by Dave Rickert and Emmie, portrayed by Betty Tell furnished the lovers' quarrels of the show. Keeping a watchful eye on the 17-year-olds were Mr. and Mrs. Baxter played by Bob Kaufmann and Ginger Tell, and the Parchers portrayed by Dan Topel and Cecilia Smith. Furnishing a good portion of the humor was Rita Justesen, St. Anthony senior, who took the part of Willie's little sister. Another high spot of the production was the harmonizing of Mike Collins as Genesis, Bob Diebold as his father and Bob Puccio as Willie in I Could Get Married Tonight. |f j j,od my WOy veryone would bo driving a Winton Six, instead of being out here on the beach! explains George Crooper solemnly to Emmie Martin (Betty Tell). Grasping his arm is Lola Pratt (Donna Bonarczyk), a girl enchanted by George and his powerful cor. Players in this scene of Seventeen ore, from left to right, Betty Tell, Vincent Sutton, Pat Nordstrom, Bob Wetoska, Donna Bonarczyk, leoding actress. “Poor Willie ponders the imponderables of love of 17 when all the world seems Ranging up against love and oil its dreams. THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Officer of the De la Salle Alumni Association pictured above are Robert Delmore. President, and William Gerber, Recording Secretary. Other officers ore Edward Kennedy (circle), Vice-President, and Donald Dwyer, Treasurer and Financial Secretory. A gathering of the Class of 1916 was discussing the success and failures of their lives from the time they had left the Island. This meeting eventually led to the foundation of the present Oe La Salle Alumni Association. The Association continued to grow until at present there are some 3,000 members with about 450 active in the affairs of the group. Main purpose of the organization is to assist the school in all ways possible, and to keep alive the friendships made while students at DE. Establishing scholarships, defraying decorating expenses and helping the Brothers financially are but a few of these helps. Annually the group has two major social activities, the banquet and the election-smoker. This year, the Alumni Association coordinates its events with those of the school under the guidance of Brother Kevin. THE GLENCOE CLUB The Glencoe Club is an organization composed of parents and relatives of, first, Christian Brothers who are from the Minneapolis area and, secondly. Rock boys who are now studying at the Christian Brothers Provincial Motherhouse in Glencoe, Missouri. Hence the name, Glencoe Club. These people are aware of the need of the Brothers and therefore have made their purpose twofold: 1) The club provides opportunities for social gatherings among groups of parents and relatives who have much in common. 2) It provides financial aid to the Brothers' Junior Novitiate in Glencoe and to the Scholasticate at St. Mary's College in Winona, Minnesota. To raise this money the club gives two profit making events each year: Card Party in the fall and a spring dance. The club presently has about 80 members who meet once a month under the modera-torship of Brother Felix. STANDING: Mr. N. D. Sarozen. Vice-President; Mr. Horry Smith, Prow-dent. SEATED: Mr . John Binko, Secretary; Mr� . R. J. Schumacher. Treasurer. 80 CLOCKWISE: TOP LEFT—Ron Olson, Jim Shondley, Dovo Thio , Drow Steiner, Jim Pellcr. TOP RIGHT: Al Thielen, Jorry Schuller, John Clemens, John Peterson, Bob Cutter, Doug Olsen, Jerry Thole, Harold Trombley, Tom Mulvoney, John Kennedy. SECOND FROM TOP, RIGHT: Stan Andrychowicz, Jerry Schram, Bob Wotoska, Art Boike, John Scwall, Bill Allard. THIRD FROM TOP, RIGHT: Georgo Olson, Phil Gerber, Gerald Tousignont, Bill Hengstler, Gary Paradise, John Sullivan. FOURTH FROM TOP, RIGHT: Joe Kenney, Bob Theisen, Ron Huber, Ted Hoobon, Ralph Stowell, John Rys, Jim Hennessy, Tom Gruidl, Gene Kelly. BOTTOM—FIRST ROW: Warren Wills, Nick Palaia, Dick Scullard, Roy Holmes, Pete Meode, Jim Fredericks, Tom Peterson, John Olejnicok. STANDING: Larry Leitschuh, Al Patnodo, Dan Topel, John Kubinski, Dave Turgeon, Jim Bakulo, Judd Hessel, Don Gangolhoff, Henry Scheinost. The Islander During the 1953-1954 school year at De La Salle, the staff of THE ISLANDER was, for the first time, aided slightly in their work by a small number of handpicked sophomores who proved themselves adaptable to the writing field. Co-editors Bill Blass and Mike Walsh mentored THE ISLANDER'S reign during this period with the guidance and support of Brother H. Gerard, production advisor. With the artistic work done by Jerry Goodge, the paper continued to produce the utmost in scholastic news field. The entire staff's work was rewarded by the National Scholastic Press Association which rated their pains with a position on the All-American selections, a position THE ISLANDER has held down through many of the previous years. Meanwhile, the potential staff members were concentrating upon gathering facts concerning the methods used in distorting the news. These 30-odd members of the Sophomore Journalism class were an experiment of Brother Gerard, whose point it was to produce a better-adapted staff for the '54-'55 publications. His experiment seems to have achieved its objectives, for when these members took over the job of editing THE ISLANDER in the fall of 1954, the initial publication appeared as if its staff had been accustomed to such work for months previous. Co-editors Ed Kocourek and Paul Meade led their cohorts in a superb job from the start. Again in '54, sophomore journalism was the order of the day. A number of these lads were given assignments for the regular issues of THE ISLANDER. Also, the Christmas season saw the publication of a pamphlet entitled The Christmas Star, which was entirely the work of the sophomore section. With this new method of furthering the teaching of journalism to sophomores, each year should find a capable staff waiting to take over the job of reporting the facts to the men on the Island. ,.„oU • feotur«� PW«V� P ftrooff' Set° Don tfCo 0 Junior Journalists TOP PICTURE -(SEATED): Williom Wollenfiny, James Barrett, Eugene Norling, Roger Nickolson, Duane Narog, Ronald McNicoll. (STANDING): Kevin Martin, Thomas Jock-ton, Timothy Monahan, David Berndt, LaRoland Tabor, Williom Nelson, James Grey. BOTTOM PICTURE—(SEATED): Theodore Mesjak, Daniel Topel. Roger JuHtowski, Peter Meade, Richard Durkot, Felix Mannella. (STANDING): Thomas Lawson, Williom Doyle, Donald Springer, Ralph Go-man, James Schmit, William Welch. 60 Islanders Staff School Paper Sophomore Journalists FRONT ROW: Stephen Doltin, Richard Johnson, Robert Herrmann, Lawrence Szewcxyk, James Engelking. SECOND ROW: Philip Gerber, Michael Ruhland, Ferdinand Plourde, Victor Seiler, Richard Wortman, Patrick Cullen, Jomes Crocroft, Charles Wickner, Joseph Sochocki, Stephen Conroy. THIRD ROW; John Leonard, Patrick Figge, Michael Jonn, Hall Peterson, George Plourde, Christopher Rota, Denis Robb, William Munson, Paul Hoffinger, Peter Cully. TOP ROW: Robert Brynzda, Joel Princeton, Michael Rosso, Stephen Glowka, Denis Mickelton, Ronald Wold, James Gannon, James Crowley, Jerome Stanowski. 83 Speech Takes Firm Hold at De La Salle GENERAL SPfECH-TOP PICTURE: SEATED-Ferdinand Plourd®, Jamej Crowley, Dennis Bertrand, Clarence SKallbetter, Kenneth Reis, George Plourde, STANDING—William Hendricks, Michael Ruhland, James Shimek, Neil O'Keefe, Lawrence Szewczyk, Paul Hoffinger, Dennis Robb. Boasting five three-year veterans, the Debate Club naturally had a successful season. The team, coached by Mr. Bernard Szymczak, once a competitive speaker himself, debated successfully against Central, Patrick Henry, and St. Agnes High School. It also took part in three tournaments at St. Cloud, Duluth and St. Mary's College, Winona. For the first time, this year's speakers are members of the National Forensic League. In meets sponsored by this organization, Robert DuBois added laurels to his brow by copping top place as best speaker at the Student Congress held at Roosevelt High School in Minneapolis. BOTTOM-LEFT TO RIGHT: Jome� Demeulei, Michosl Walth, Debate Coach Barnord Szymczak, Robert DuBois. Williom Blass, Charles Dickinson. Speech and Forensics met early in the year and elected officers and planned the year's strategy. Within a short time the debaters were engrossed in their work. Boys seeing action in these debate sessions were Robert DuBois, James Demeules, Michael Walsh, Charles Dickinson, alternate, and William Blass. These men had served as DE's first team since their sophomore year. Besides competitive debating, the groups—debaters and general speech—appeared before the Patroness Society and the Freshmen Class at South Side. 84 Blessed Benildus Club Sets Religious Pace The Benildus Club is composed of those seniors who, realizing the need for vocations to the priesthood or the religious life, have decided to say extra prayers and make a few sacrifices for that objective. Members' obligations would be to 1) Say the fourth decade of the rosary in the chapel at noontime. 2) Say extra prayers and make individual simple sacrifices. 3) Attend meetings of the organization. 4) Carry out any other duties assigned to him. This year there are more than 86 senior active members. A few years ago, it was decided by the club's personnel that the lower classmen should be able to take part in this prayerful project. Members thus include Associate Members in the junior, sophomore and freshman classes. Their duties comprise the first two of the active members. There are no dues in the Benildus Club. Father Gerald Kenney (left) celebrates Holy Mass for members of the Blessed Brother Benildus Club early in the year. BELOW: FRONT ROW-John Sewall, John Ken-nedy, Edword Mahoney, Thomas Mulvaney, Michoel Collins, Dennis McGrath, Daniel Coverdole. SECOND ROW: Charles Dickinson, Dale Kaiser, Ronold Olson, Robert Wotosko, Lawrence Daly, Patrick Duffy, Robert Devereoux. STANDING: Harold McCarthy, Word Burnham, Frederick Newman, Harold Crowford, Douglas Medelberg, Robert Kaufmann, Philip Welch, John Kinney, Jerry O'Keefe. Other Active Members of the Blessed Benildus Club in addition to those named above are: Stanley Andrychowkx, Stonley Antolak, Jr., James Bendel, Charles Brombach, Thomas Carey, John Clemens, William Cook, Ronald Corrigan, Robert Cramer, Robert Cutter, John Dawson, James Demeules, Donald Dkk, Charles Dkkinson, Robert DuBois, Michael Dols, Donald Dufek, Edward Emond, Laurence Fell-cetto, Thomas Figge, Gerald Flesher, Peter Giefer, David Glenn, Thomos Gruidl, David Horrer, John Healey, Hubert Hennen, James Hennessy, Frank Hirsch, Theodore Hoeben, David Hudoba, Richard Huss, Robert Kammerer, Eugene Kelly, Joseph Kenney, Phillip Kernan, Charles Keogel, Denis Lambert, Rkhard Latshaw, Thomos McCarthy, Robert McGinn, William McPherson, John Martin, James Murphy, Roger Newinski, Michael O'Donnell, Douglas Olsen, Raymond Olson, John Peterson, Richard Puchtell, Daniel Reilly, Thomos Reinhart, Eugene Richter, Leo Robillard. Edward Scanlon, William Schmit, Gerald Schram, Belford Sydness, David Thies, Herbert Trader, Louis Turgeon, Gerald Waddick, James Whelan. 85 Stanley A«h lok, Jerry Good go. Jay lindgrM, Jerry Schrom, John Coyne, Jerry Griebler, Clarence Kopp, Carl Sievert. Drew Steiner, Roger Honion, Michoel Hickey. ABOVE (SEATED): Ray Biernat, Neil Solberg (STANDING): Pot Mocho, Gary Berg, Charles McCarthy, David Turgeon, Chris-topher Rota. BELOW: Robert Anderson, Thomas Sweetser, John Zdechlik, John LaFond, William O'Donnell, Roger Anderson, Ken Haogensen. De La Salle Band Has Active Year De La Salle's Band, under the direction of Mr. Wallace Peterson has, for the '54-'55 school year, been responsible for many musical triumphs. History of the DE band is remarkable for several reasons. First of these is that this group dates back almost as far as does the school. In 1942, Brothers Alphonsus and Gilbert stabilized and standardized the old band into the modern musical organization it is today. A year later, in 1943, Mr. Peterson joined the staff as part-time director aiding Brother Alphonsus. Six years later in 1949, Mr. Peterson became the director, instructor and conductor of the De La Salle Band. Recent developments in the organization include the dropping of band as an accredited course in the school curriculum. Also dropped was its old military ranking system. Activities that the band took part in this year included the Christmas program, ploying at both football and basketball games including the championship tourneys and the Spring Concert in conjunction with the Glee Club. Williom Cook (dedicotion), Oonold Dufek (co-editor). William Bloss (co-editor), John Healey (co-editor), John Patrek (senior story). Gerald Goodge (art). Dale Kaiser (art), James Whelan (senior legends ond survey), Philip Walch (senior legends and survey), Robert Wetoska (business), Robert Kommerer (business). James Murphy (typist), Raymond Bier-not (candids). Delta Staff 1955 Ronald Olson (dances), Michael Collins (dances). ABOVE: Stanley Andrychowicx (Swimming), Robert Kaufmann (activities), Richard Kreutter (debate), John Sewoll (Band), Herbert Troder (glee club), Robert Benkufsky (football), John Kennedy (freshman basketball). BELOW: Charles Bromboch (candid coptions), Clement Erdman (The Islander), Robert Devereaux (musical), James Peller (varsity basketball), John Martin (activities), James Demeules (alumni), Joseph Kenney (hockey). SeniorFaculty BROTHER L. ROBERT. F.S.C. M.A., University of Minnesota; Senior Advisory 208; Hood of Mothe-matics Department; Church History, life Probloms, Advonced Algebra, General Mathematics- Moderator! Potroness Society. BERNARD L. SZYMCZAK M. Ed., St. Thomas College, St. Pawl, Minn.; Senior Advisory 201; English 3,4, Latin 3. Moderator: Debate ond Forensics, Teen Age Book Club. BROTHER J. MATTHEW, F.S.C. M.A., De Paul University, Chicago. III. Senior Advisory 206. Moderator: Senior Deportment; Church History, Life Problems, United States History, English 4 Head of English Deportment. BROTHER HILARY CAMIllUS, F.S.C. M.A., St. Louis University, St. Louis, Mo.; Senior Advisory 207; Church History, life Problems, Sponish 2, Mathemotics 2, Latin 3. Moderator: Benildus Club. Delta. R08ERT J. CASANOVA B.A., St. Thomos College, St. Paul, Minn.; Senior Advisory 202; Problems of Democracy, Career Planning. BROTHER H. MATTHEW, F.S.C. M.A., St. Mary's College, Winona, Minn. Senior Advisory 200, Church History, life Problems, Chemistry, Senior Science. Moderator: Photography, Tennis Team. DALE C. KAISER ROBERT J. KAMMERER President Vice-President Senior Officers DALE C. KAISER . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. Peter's . . . Ambition: To be o success . . . Likes athletics . . . Dislikes losing ball games . . . Favorite Saying: Ya Hoodl . . . Will Remember Most at DE: My acquaintances among Brothers and students . . . Honor Pin 1,2,3,4 . . . Deportment Officer 3,4 .. . Advisory Officer 1,2,3,4 . . . Contact 4 . , . Benildus Club 3,4 . . , Delta 4 (Art Editor) . . . Football 2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1.2.3.4 . . . Baseboll 1,2,3,4. ROBERT J. KAMMERER . . . Advisory 207 .. . Entered from Ascension . . . Ambition: College . , . Likes a good game of poker . . . Dislikes girls who drink . . .Hos no favorite soying, he says . . . Will Remember Most at DE: Brother John Martin and geometry . . . Department Officer 1,2,3,4 . . .Advisory Officer 1,2,3,4 . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3,4 . . . Delta 4 (Business Manager) , . . Football 1,4 , . , Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Baseball 1,2,3,4 . . . Intramurals 1,2,3. RICHARD J. LATSHAW . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. Stephen's Ambition: To get an education . . . likes tournament costing and girls . . . Dislikes English . . . Will Remember Most at DE: No homework over weekends . . . Honor Pin 1,2,3,4 . . . Department Officer 3,4 . Advisory Officer 1,2,3,4 . , . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3,4 . . . Science Club 3,4 . . . Debote 2,3. ROBERT S. WETOSKA . . . Advisory 208 .. . Entered from Holy Cross . . . Ambition: To play football for some big college . . . likes girls in general . . . Dislikes intellectuals . . . Fovorite Soying: I don't even care . . . Will Remember Most at DE: Mr. Karbo's brief discourses on his life in the Navy . . , Honor Pin 1,2,3,4 . . . Department Officor 3,4 . . . Advisory Officer 1,2,3,4 . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3,4 , . . Delta 4 (Business Manager) . . . Footboll 1,2,3,4 . , . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Magazine Drive (School Leader) . . . All-Catholic All-American Lineman of the Year, Chicago New World selection, KENNETH D. WRIGHT . . . Advisory 201 .. . Entered from St. Boniface Ambition: Disc Jockey . . . Likes money . . . Dislikes work . . . Favorite Saying: Come on, Man . . . Will Remember Most ot DE: Brother John C's smile . . . Department Officer 3,4 .. . Advisory Officer 3,4 .. . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Football 2,3,4 . . . Bosketball 1 . . . Intromurols 1,2,3,4. RICHARD J. LATSHAW Secretary ROBERT S. WETOSKA Treasurer KENNETH D. WRIGHT Sergeant-at-Arms 89 Allard. William Andrychowkz, Stanley Antolak, Stanley Barrett, Jomes Bartley, John Beaudry, John Bendel, James Benkufsky, Robert Biernat, Raymond Bloss, William Bloedow, John Bofferding, Jerry Boike, Arthur Bove, Donald Brecount, Michael Brombach, Charles Brophy, Donlel Brown, Lewis III Burnham, Ward Byrne, Joseph R. WILLIAM ALLARD . . . Advisory 204 . . . Entered from Incornotion . . . Ambition: To be on engineer . . . likes bosketboll, blondes, brunettes . . . Dislikes Brother Mark's office, redheads . . . Favorite Saying: Anybody got a smoke? , . . Will Remember Most at DE: Brother John C's curly hair . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Intromurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . CYO Basketball 3, 4. STANLEY. F, ANDRYCHOWICZ . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from All Saints . . . Ambition: Not definite . . , Likes food, sleep, girls . . . Dislikes work . . , Favorite Saying: Don't be bitter . . . Will Remember Most at DE: The beautiful surroundings , , , Contact 3, 4 . . , Benildus Club 3, 4 . , . Islander 3 , . . Chess Club 3, 4 . . . Swimming 2, 3, 4 . . . Intromurals 1. STANLEY J. ANTOLAK, JR. . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entored from Holy Cross . . . Ambition: To hove a dozen little Polish sausage makers . . . Likes English-Scotch lrish females . . . Dislikes Swedish sausage . . . Favorite Saying: Cotton Picker , . . Will Remember Most at DE: Brother Albert's Club . . . Honor Pin 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 , . , Cheer Club 3, 4. JAMES I. BARRETT . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Ascension . . . Ambition: To try and be the best . . . likes to eot, sleep ond work hard . . . Dislikes hot heads . . . Favorite Saying: From the lond of sky blue waters . , . Will Remember Most ol DE: the Brothers . . . Contoct 2. 3, 4 . . . Chess Club 3 . . . Golf 1, 2. . . . Intramurols 1. 2, 3, 4. JOHN J. BARTLEY . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from St. Anthony . . . Ambition: Shack up in Montana for a year . . . Likes not having to wear uniforms . . . Dislikes the homework . . . Will Remember Most ot DE: The hair style of Brother John C. . . . Contoct 3 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Coin 1, 2. JOHN B. BEAUDRY . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from St. Helena's . . . Ambition: To canoe in the wilds of Conada . . . Will Remember Most ot DE: The strict smoking fine . . . Contoct 4 . . . Intromurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES J. BENDEL . . . Advisory 208 , . . Entered from St. Boniface . . . Ambition: Undecided . . . likes Rosie , , . Dislikes homework . . Honor Pin 1, 4 . . . Advisory Officer 1 . . . Contact 4 . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Intromurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT P. BENKUFSKY . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Anthony . . . Ambition: To be a chef of White Cattle . . . Likes to eat . . . Dislikes class . . . Favorite Saying: Go! Go! Go! . . . Will Remember Most at DE: Smoking Fine . . . Benildus Club 4 . . , Delta 4 . . , Intramurals 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND W. BIERNAT . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from Holy Cross . . . Ambition: To retire at 21 . . . Will Remember Most ot DE: Mr. Young's Discussions . . . Bond 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Delta 4 . . . Pep 1 . . . Science Club 3. WILLIAM E. BLASS . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. Austin's . . . Ambition: To attain happiness; (otherwise a correlation of Electroncis, English, ond Low) . . . Likes school, girls, and radio . . . Dislikes tests and TV . . . Favorite Saying: Y' know whol I mean? . . . Will Remember Most of DE: The friendly spirit thol prevailed . . . Honor Pin 1, 2, 3, 4 . . , Advisory Officer 2, 3 . . . Contact 2 . . . Benildus Club 3 . . . Band 1, 2, . . . Islander 3 . . . Co-editor: Delta 4 . . , Speech Tourney 2 . . . Quill Scroll 3, 4 . . . Pep 1 . . . Chess 3 . . . Debote 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 3, 4 . . . Photography 3, 4 . . . Coin 2 . . . Cheerleader 1. JOHN W. BLOEDOW . . . Advisory 207 , . . Entered from Sacred Heort . . . Amibition: To be on electrician . . . Likes girls ond money . . . Dislikes Brother John C. . . . Will Remember Most ot DE: Brother Kevin Proper Etc. ond so on . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Hockey 4 . . . Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 , . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4. JERRY R. BOFFERDING . . , Advisory 201 . . . Entered from St. Annes . . . Ambition: To become a chief of Get-out-of-school . . . Likes to cook, hunt ond fish . . . Dislikes school ond not being able to smoke . . . Favorite Saying: Is That Right? . . . Will Remember Most ot DE: The life of the Brothers . . . Football 1 . . . Basketball I . . . Intromurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR A. BOIKE . . . Advisory 207 , . . Entered from Holy Cross . . . Ambition: To be a barber . . . likes freshly made Polish sausage . . . Dislikes smoking rules at DE . . . Favorite Saying: Yea! Northeast . . . Will Remember Most at DE: $5 they took from me for smoking . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Intromurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling 4. DONALD C. BOVE . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from St. Cyril . . . Ambition: To grow to a ripe old age when I get there . . . likes food, exercise, sports, and hikes . . . Dislikes laziness and egotistical persons . . . Will Remember Most at DE: The good times ond the education. MICHAEL J. BRECOUNT . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from Incarnation . . . Likes girls and 2.-30 P.M. . . . Dislikes 8:30 A.M. on school days . . . Favorite Saying: Yoo-hoo . . . Will Remember Most at DE: The Air-Raid in Bookkeeping last year . . , Contoct 2, 3. 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Tennis 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES H. BROM8ACH . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from Resurrection . , . Ambition: To be successful in everything I undertake . . . likes convertibles, girls . . . Dislikes the no-smoking-on-the-lslond rule . . . Favorite Saying: Cotton Picker . . . Will Remember Most at DE: Brother John C's quiet manner . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Delta 4 . . . Intramurals 3, 4. DANIEL R. BROPHY . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from Holy Rosary . . . Ambition: To be a married man with 21 children . . . Dislikes cookies . . . Fovorite Saying: Don't live if up so much that you can't live it down . . . Will Remember Most ot DE: Lewis Brown and his hot Studebaker . . . Honor Pin 3, 4 . . . Contact 4 . . , Intromurals I, 2. LEWIS J. BROWN III ... Advisory 208 . . . Entered from Incarnation . . . Ambition: To be an engineer . . . likes girls . . . Dislikes girls who swear, and English . . . Fovorite Saying: Yeoh! . . . Honor Pin 2, 3, 4 . . . Contact 4 . . . Science Club 3. 4. WARD A. BURNHAM . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Ascension . . . Ambition: To be a Marine or make money . . . likes to hunt . . . Dislikes to reod novels . . . Favorite Saying: What are ye! A wise guy! , . . Will Remember Most at DE: Brother H. Matthew . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Intramurols 2. JOSEPH C. BYRNE . . . Advisory 201 .. . Entered from St. Thomas the Apostle . . . Ambition: To become a Doctor . . . Likes those who work hard when given something to do . . . Dislikes Brother H. Matthew's Chemistry Tests . . . Favorite Saying: I .......... . . . Will Remember Most at DE: The impossibility to get through to Brother John C. . . . Contoct 2, 4 . , . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Football 2, 3 . . . Bosketboll Manager 1, 2, 3, . . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 3. Corey, John Carey, Thomas Carney, Thomas Clemens, John Collins, Michael Cook, William Corrigan, Ronald Coverdale, Daniel Coyne, John Cramer, Robert Crowford, Harold Cregan, Daniel Cummens, Gordon Cutter, Robert Daly, Lawrence Damberger, Donald Dawson, John Demeules, James Deutsch, John Devereaux, Robert JOHN W. CAREY . , . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Thomo the Apostle . . . Ambition: To get o driver's license . . . likes to visit Aunt Doo Doo's niece . . . Dislikes paying money for things . . . Fovorite Soying: Just one more; please . . . Advisory Officer 1,2 . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3,4 .. . Islander 3. THOMAS H. CAREY . . , Advisory 201 . . . Entered from St. Thomas the Apostle . . . Ambition: See Brazil from o Banana boat . . . likes scatterbrained Brunettes . . . Dislikes Brother John C's Big Right Hook . . . Fovorite Saying: Too amusing . . . Will Remember Most At DE: My Junior lunch this year . . . Contact 2,4 .. . Benildus Club 4 . . . Football 2 . . . Glee Club 4. THOMAS D. CARNEY . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from St. Peter's . . . Ambition: To get a new cor . . . likes women . . . Dislikes homework . . . Fovorite Saying: I'll be a dirty bird . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother Christopher , . . Advisory Officer 4 . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOHN E. CLEMENS . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from St. Austin's . . . Ambition: To make a million dollars a year . . . Likes girls — lots of them . . . Dislikes no phy cd and hour long periods . . . Favorite Saying: How do ya' like those opples? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John Chrysostom . . . Contoct 2,3,4 . . . Benildus Club 3,4 .. . Intramurals 1,2,3. MICHAEL R. COLLINS . . . Advisory 208 , . . Entered from St. Benedict's High . . . Ambition: To enter either the musical, teoching, or law field . . . Likes football games, singing, dancing, ond horseback riding . . . Dislikes Dramatic Cooches and Glee Club Directors . . . Favorite Saying: Stones are only thrown at the tree that bears good fruit . . . Advisory Officer 2,3 . . . Contact 4 . . , Benildus Club 3,4 . . . Dramatics 3,4 . . . Honor Member of Notionol Thespian Society . . . Ploy Festival 4 . . . Delta 4 . . . Intramurals 2 . . . Glee Club 3,4 . . . Science Club 4. WILLIAM L. COOK . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from Annunciation . . . Ambition: To pilot the first rocket ship from here to eternity . . . Likes women . . .Dislikes their parents . . . Favorite Saying: Potlicker . . . Advisory Officer 4 . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Delta 4 . . . Intramurals 4. RONALD E. CORRIGAN . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from All Saint's . . . Ambition: To go into medicol research . . Likes those girts who come oround on days off . . . Dislikes food in Cafeteria . . . Favorite Saying: Y6u know it kid . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Contoct 2,3,4 . . . Benildus Club 3,4 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . Speech Tourney 2 . . . Football 1 . . . Intramurals !,2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 3. DANIEL G. COVERDALE . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Albert the Great . . . Ambition: To be a Dominican priest . . . Contoct 3,4 . . . Benildus Club 3,4 . . . Science Club 3,4. JOHN E. COYNE . . . Advisory 201 .. . Entered from St. Austi� . . . Ambition: To live it down . . . Likes women . . . Dislikes women . . Favorite Saying: You just better believe itl . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Band 1,2,3,4 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Coin 2. ROBERT J. CRAMER . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from Basilica . . . Ambition: To become rich ond own a Thunderbird . . . Likes lunch period . . . Dislikes Brother J. C. . . . Favorite Saying: I should Worry . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The field smoking . . . Contact 3,4 . . . Benildus Club 3,4 . . . Bowling 3 ... Ski Club 3,4. HAROLD E. CRAWFORD . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from St. Stephen's . . . Ambition: To attend college . . . likes girls, sports, ond myself . , . Dislikes homework . . . Fovorite Saying: Go to Hal . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The goofs that say next-time . . . Honor Pin 1,3 .. . Contoct 2,3,4 . . . Benildus Club 3,4 .. . Basketball 3,4 .. . Tennis 4 . . . Intramurals 1,2,3, 4 . . . Cheer Club 3,4. DANIEL R. CREGAN . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from Holy Rosory, Graceville, Minn. 4 . . . likes loafing . . . Band 1,2... Football 2 . . . Basketball 1,2,3 . . . Dislikes studying . . . Will Remember Most At DE: homework. GORDON J. CUMMENS . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from Immaculate Conception . . . Ambition: To take up civil engineering at the U. of M. . . . likes to get away from civilization to hunt and fish . . . Dislikes sophomores and juniors who think they know it all . . . Favorite Saying: Shuddupl . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Afternoon smokes on the field . . . Intramurals 1,2,3, 4 . . . Science 4. ROBERT C. CUTTER . . . Entered from St. Anne . . . Ambition: Service, college, business career . . , Likes free days . . . Dislikes school days . . . Advisory officer 2 . . . Benildus Club 3,4 . . . Football 2 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4 . . . Will Re- member Most At DE: Intromural Basketball Wars. LAWRENCE D. DALY . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered DE from Catholic Boys' Home . . . Ambition: Either phy ed or social workers . . . Likes girls who do not drink or smoke . . . Dislikes girls thof drink ond smoke . . . Fovorite Saying: Hey hood or Rum dum . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John Martin . . . Advisory Officer 4 . . . Benildus Club 3,4 . . . Football 2, 3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Boseboll 2,3,4. DONALD R. DAMBERGER . . . Advisory 208 .. . Entered from Holy Family . . . Ambition: To become a draftsman . . . Dislikes nosey people . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Co-operotion of students ond teachers . . . Honor Pin 3 . . . Benildus Club 3 . . . Hockey 4 . . . Intromurals 4. JOHN C. DAWSON . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Incarnation . . . Ambition: To do the best In my chosen vocation . . . likes the co-operation between teochers ond students . . . Dislikes teachers who give tests the day after a holiday . . . Favorite Soying: Where do I go from here? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The 15 minutes we didn't get of the end of our periods for study . . . Honor Pin 4 . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3,4 .. . library Club 3,4 .. . Cheer Club 3,4. JAMES E. DEMEULES . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Annes . . Ambition: To be a brilliant surgeon ond own two Chrysler Imperials . . . Dislikes leeches; people who pretend to be what they aren't . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Band 1,2 .. . Delta 4 . . . Science Club 3,4 .. . Debate 2,3,4. JOHN R. DEUTSCH . . . Advisory . . . Entered from St. Helena's... Ambition: To get more thon I can use . . . Likes almost anything . . . Favorite Soying: She's A-l ... Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Contact 4 . . . Intramurals 4. ROBERT W DEVEREAUX . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from Holy Rosory . . . Ambition: To get to the lop in the theatrical profession . . , likes the games and donees. Also Brother John C's understanding . . . Dislikes Dramatic coaches who keep practice going till 3 A M. . Will Remember Most At DE: The 2:30 bell everyday . . . Fovorite Saying: You'd better believe It . . . Advisory Office 3 . . . Contort 2,3,4 . . . Benildus Club 3.4 .. . Dromotics 2,3,4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Delta 4 . . . Speech Tourney 2 ... Pep Club 2 . . . Honor Member of the Notionol Thespian Society . . . Play Festival 4 . . . Cheer Club 4 . . Glee Club 4. 93 Dick, Donald Dickinson, Charles Di.bold, Robert Doll, Michael Dubois, Robert Dufek, Donald Duffy, Patrick Eckert, Jamei Emond, Edward Erdman, Clement Faust, Robert Foust, William Felicetta, Lawrence Fernstrom, Eugene Figge, Thomos Fischer, Edward Flesher, Gerald Gadbois, Michael Gagnon, James Giefer, Peter DONALD G. DICK . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. Bonifoce . . . Ambition: Undecided . . . likes no homework . . . Dislikes homework . . , Will Remember Most ot DE: Brother John C. toking my temperature . . . Contoct 4 . . . Benildus Club CHARLES W. DICKINSON . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. Bridget's . . . Ambition: To be on engineer with a million . . . likes girls . . . Dislikes people who think they're wheels and aren't . . . Favorite Soying: Temper, Temper, Denny . , . Will Remember Most at DE: The corner in 309 (1st period) . . . Honor Pin 1, 2, 3, A . . . Speech Tourney 2 . . . Intramurals 2, 3. 4 . . . Science Club 3, 4 . . . Debate 2, 3, 4. ROBERT J. DIEBOLD . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from St. Anne's . . . Ambition: Attend U and become a commercial advertiser . . . Likes the senior Smoking room—such comfort . . . Dislikes the study periods we get at the end of every class , . . Favorite Soying: Crawford . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Intramurals 1 . MICHAEL V. ,DOlS . . . Advisory 202 , . . Entered from Ascension . . . Ambition: To become an octor , . . Likes dancing, swimming, bowling, basketball, chicken . . . Dislikes homework. Moth, Chronic Grippers, asparagus . . . Favorite Saying: He should live, but not long . . . Will Remember Most ot DE: The lavish smoking and cocktail lounges . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Speech Tourney 2 . . . Heoded one of the Junior Rose Dance committee . . . Cheer Club 4. ROBERT E. DUBOIS . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from St. Peter's . . . Ambition: To enter low and politics . . . likes women, money, and sports . . . Dislikes women who swear, drink and smoke . , . Favorite Saying: What a blast . . . Will Remember Most ot DE: The good teams (sports) . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1 . . . Debate Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Public Speaking 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . Cheer 4. DONALD F. DUFEK . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from Ascension . . . Ambition: To stay single . . . likes Mory Lou . . . Dislikes Brothers who give homework for week-ends . . . Will Remember Most at DE: Brother John C. . . . Honor Pin 1, 3 . , . Advisory Officer 1, 3 . . . Contoct 3, 4 , . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Delta 4 . . . Football I . . . Golf 1 . . Bowling 4 PATRICK M. DUFFY . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from St. Anne's . , . Ambition: To make money . . . likes the taste of a cigarette ot the end of school . . . Dislikes hoving to wait all day for a cigarette . . . Favorite Saying: Don't worry about it, you'll live longer . . , Will Remember Most at DE: The mad rush for tokens on First Friday . . . Contoct 4 . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Dromotics 4 . . . Glee Club 4. JAMES R. ECKERT . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from St. Joseph's (Hopkins) , . . Ambition: Automotive designer—engineer . . . Likes Holy Communion, beautifully customized cars, Nashes, and girls . . . Dislikes loud mugglers . . . Favorite Saying: Who — A no B . . . Will Remember Most ot DE: All the best friends I mode . . . Benildus Club 4 . . , Dromotics 2, 3, 4 . . . Islander 3 .. . Delta 4. EDWARD J. EMOND . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from Notre Dame . . . Ambition: To make S80.000 a year in a bank . . . Likes Brother John C. . . . Dislikes no smoking on the Island . . . Favorite Saying: Molosses . . . Benildus Club 3, 4. CLEMENT A. ERDMAN , . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from St. Anne's . . . Ambition: Raise chickens os well as a family . . , Likes nights out with the little woman . . . Dislikes homework over week-ends . . . Favorite Saying: Don't look at me in that tone of voice! . . . Will Remember Most at DE: Brother C. . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Delta 4 . , . Quill Scroll 3 . . . Football 2, 3, 4 , . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4. ROBERT F. FAUST . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from St. Charles . . . Ambition: Run my own business . . . Likes girls, parties, sports, and blue eyes on a girl . . , Dislikes homework and tough steaks . . . Favorite Saying: Don't know, do yal , , . Will Remember Most at DE: The dances and the fun after the donees . . . Football 1, 2 . . . Intromurals I, 2, 4. WILLIAM F. FAUST . . . Advisory 207 . . , Entered from St. Charles . . . Ambition: To get a new Oldtmobile . . . Likes money and girls , . . Dislikes work . . . Favorite Saying: Crazy obout you. Baby . , , Will Remember Mott ot DE: Lunch hour . . . Benildus Club 3, 4, . . . Football 2 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 4. LAURENCE A. FEIICETTA . , . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Incarnotion . . . Ambition: To help poor families . . . Likes spaghetti, pizza pie, girls, sports, and fun . . . Dislikes boasting, cheating, and gossip . . . Favorite Saying: Dare to be different . . . Will Remember Mott at DE: School spirit . . . Contoct 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Hockey 4 ; . . Tennis 1, 4 . . , Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4. EUGENE A. FERNSTROM . . , Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Incarnotion . . . Ambition: To be an architect . . . Likes girls, money, a car, and food . , . Dislikes work, homework, and no smoking rule . . . Favorite Saying; Get off my bockl . . . Will Remember Most at DE: Mr. Young and Brother Kevin (Proper) . . . Contoct 2, 3 . . . Benildus Club 4. THOMAS W. FIGGE . , . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from St. Annet . . . Ambition: To beot an Olds in a drag . . . Likes older women , . . Favorite Saying.- I know your type—a trouble maker . . . Will Remember Most ot DE: Where we ate after 1954 Homecoming . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 4. EDWARD A. FISCHER . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from Mound High . . . Ambition: To be a radio and television announcer , . . Likes people and books . . . Dislikes people who are always shouting . . . Favorite Saying: To be or not to be . . . Will Remember Most at DE: The school spirit . . . Contoct 3 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Dramatics 3 . . . Football 1, 2 . JERRY F. FlESCHER . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from St. Peter's . . . Ambition: To put a Dodge V-8 engine in my car , . , Likes the sound of pipes on Plymouths and Chev's . . . Dislikes Mpls. Police Force or cops who tag guys with pipes . . . Favorite Saying: Hey Buddy—Let's go about the rounds . . . Will Remember Most at DE: Brother John C. . . . Benildus Club 4 . MICHAEL J. GADBOIS . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Socred Heart . . . Ambition: To own a gas station . . . Likes blonde women, repairing cars . . . Dislikes studying, Brothers. Doctors, Nurses, and Hospitols . . . Will Remember Most at DE: The rough time the Brothers gave me . . . Benildus Club 3. JAMES L. GAGNON . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. Charles . . . Ambition: To become a big-shot businessman . . . Likes to play basketball, go out, sing, and driving Dad's Chewy . , . Dislikes bleached blondes. Sophomores who push , . . Favorite Soying: What A Blow . . . Will Remember Most at DE: The Musical of my Junior year , . . Honor Pin 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . , . Dramatics A .. . Intromurals 1, 4 ... Glee Club 3, 4 . . . B.P.C. Basketball 1, 2 . PETER C. GIEFER . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. Albert . . , Ambition: To be a research Chemist . . . likes Chemistry . . . Dislikes English . . . Favorite Saying: How much? . . . Will Remember Most at DE: Brother John C. . . . Honor Pin 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Contoct 4 . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Chess 4 . . . Swimming 4 . . . Intromurals 1, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . Photography 2, 4 . . . Coin Club 4. 95 Glenn, David Goodge, Gerald Grays, Richard Greene, Thomas Grill, John Gruidl, Thomas Haagensen, Kenneth Hafner, James Hagen, Donald Harrcr, Dave Hastings, William Healey, John Healey, Michael Hennen, Hubert Honnessy, James Hera, James Hirsch, Francis Hoeben, Theodore Holcombe, James Huber, Ronald DAVID G. GIENN . . . Advisory 202 . . . Enfered from St. Stephen's . . . Ambition: To hove o figure like Mr. Casanova . . , likes girls who drive '54 Oldsmobiles . . . Dislikes teachers who give smoking fines . . . Favorite Saying: Bye now, or You Weenie . , . Will Remember Most At DE: Where we ate offer 1954 Homecoming Dance . . . Advisory Officer 4 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheer Club 3, 4. GERALD A. GOODGE . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Annunciation . . . Ambition: Cartoonist ond get married . . . likes girls and money . . . Dislikes teochers and study . . . Favorite Soying: Hombre vil y desprecioble . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Dances . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Delta 4. RICHARD C. GRAYS . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Incarnation . . . Ambition: To be a commercial ortist . . . likes girls and sports ond money . . . Dislikes the foct thot no girls attend DE: Favorite Saying: I give upl . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Stories Bloedow told me . . . Contact 4 . . . Intramurols 1, 3, 4. THOMAS E. GREENE ... Advisory 207 ... Entered from Sacred Heart ... Ambition: To be rkh ... likes girls ... Dislikes big wheels .. Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C ... Benildus Club 4. JOHN P. GRILL .. . Advisory 200 ... Entered from Holy Cross . . . Ambition; To retire at 21 ... likes most onything . . . Dislikes onything I don't like . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Mr. Young . . . Intramurols 3. THOMAS G. GRUIDl . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. Anne . . . Ambition: To go to U. of M. ond take Engineering . . . likes people who buy popcorn during lunch period . . . Dislikes girls who dislike DE men . . . Favorite Saying: Down by the riverside . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Football practice on muddy days . . . Honor Pin 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Advisory Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Football I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH E. HAAGENSEN . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from Holy Cross . . . Ambition: Get a top notch education . . . likes to reod . . . Dislikes men with drags . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 3, 4. JAMES A. HAFNER . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. Boniface . . . Ambition: To go to college, lake up pharmocy . . . likes wine, women, ond song . . . Dislikes the new Dior style for women . . . Favorite Saying: Very Good . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Friendliness between teacher and student . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Honor Pin 1 . . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD J. HAGEN . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Christ the King . . . Ambition: Architect . . . likes girls . . . Dislikes smoking . . . Favorite Saying: Whatl . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Mr. Young . . . Contact 3. 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Swimming 1. DAVID A. HARRER . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from Annunciation . . . Ambition: To be a mortician . . . likes that yellow liquid that comes out of bottles . . . Dislikes women . . . Advisory Officer 3, 4 . . . Contoct 2 . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Football 2 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Baseball 1, 3, 4 . . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM HASTINGS . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Incarnation . . . Ambition: To become a commercial ortist for $1,000 o month . . . likes sports and Brother Matthew . . . Dislikes Brother J. Martin and smoking fine . . . Favorite Soying: Good Morin' . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Mr. Wlric’s bookkeeping class and Brother Felix . . . Contoct 4 . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Delta 4 . . . Intro murals 1, 2, 3. 4. JOHN E. HEALEY . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. Margaret Mory . . . Ambition: space . . . likes reading, good music, people, ond chess . . . Dislikes bossy people . . . Favorite Saying- Excellent, excellent . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The humor is both cutting ond gratifying . . . Honor Pin 3 . . . Contoct 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . Islander 3 . . . Delta 4 . .. Chess 3, 4 . . . Science 3, 4 . . . Junior Achievement 3, 4 . . . library Club 3. MICHAEL J. HEALEY . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Anne . . . Ambition: To be happy . . . likes a person who knows how to smile . . . Dislikes teochers who give week-end homework . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The cigarette butts on the field . . . Benildus Club 3 . . . Intramurols 1,2... Debate 2 . . . Glee Club 4. HUBERT L HENNEN . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from St. Chorles . . . Ambition: Make money . . . likes Nordeost . . . Dislikes white bucks . . . Fovorite Saying: Why lie . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother Kevin Proper and Mr. Young . . . Contoct 4 . . . Football 2 . . . Hockey 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES R. HENNESSY . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. Peter's . . . Ambition: To do what God wants me to do . . . likes people who mind their business ond to make people feel good . . . Dislikes giggly girls who folk a lot but don't soy onything . . . Favorite Saying: Is that so . .. Will Remember Most At DE: The friendly spirit of the foculty . . . Contoct 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Intramurols 1, 3, 4. JAMES D. HERA . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from Visitation . . . likes to ski, swim. Dr. Roy K. Marshall's book, The Nature of Things ... Fovorite Saying: Could I hove a dollar, Dod? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Mr. Frank . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Swimming 3 . . . Intramurols 1, 2 . . . Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Science Club 3, 4. FRANCIS R. HIRSCH . . . Advisory 207 .. . Entered from Holy Rosory . . . Ambition: To be on electrical engineer . . . likes basketball games . . . Dislikes the mogaxine drives . . . Favorite Saying: No homework . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 4 , . . Dramatics 3. THEODORE L HOEBEN . . . Advisory 206 .. . Entered from Socred Heort . . . Ambition: Be as good looking and famous as liberoce . . . likes honest, sincere, fun-loving, talkative people . . . Dislikes big shots ond untruthful people . . . Favorite Soying: Holy buckets . . . Will Remember Most At DE: the friendly Brothers and students . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Intramurols 3, 4 . . . Debate 3. JAMES E. HOLCOMBE . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from St. Anne . . . Ambition: To someday be the ploying-cooch of St. Anthony's Basketball team . . . Likes playing golf, basketball, ping pong, or pool . . . Dislikes all forms of teachers . . . Favorite Saying: Is that right? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: the homework they pile on us . . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD G. HUBER . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from St. Anthony . . . Ambition: To get out of school . . . Likes hunting . . . Dislikes waking up in the morning . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Sociology . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . , . Swimming 3, 4 . . . Bowling 3, 4 . .. Intramurals 1. 97 Hudobo, David Hun, Richard Jacobson, Thomas Jandro, Thomas Jarosh, Douglas Johnson, Jamos Jost, John Kasbohm, Don Kaufmann, Robert Keenan, Gerald Kelly, Eugene Kennedy, John Kennoy,Joseph Kernan, Philip Kiesner, Richard Kinnoy, John Kocher, Ronald Koegl, Charles Kordash, John KreuMer, Richard DAVID H. HUDOBA . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Holy Cross . . . Ambition: To be an automotive engfneel dances, swimming, and driving . . . Dislikes women drivers . . . Will Remember Mos At.'Ofc ;Th school sfJirit and Contact 3, 4 .. . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 3 . . . Junior Achievement. • •• ••••••••• • • • ! . . ‘Pike forties,1 the Brother , L RICHARD D. HUSS . . . Advisory 207 .. . Entered from St. Thomas the Apostle . . . Ambition: Mechanics . . . likes girls, cars, money, no school . . . Dislikes school . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. and the rest . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . , Intramurals 3, 4. THOMAS K. JACOBSON . . . Advisory 200 .. . Entered from St. Stephen's . . . Ambition: Go on to college . . . likes girl drivers when they are driving with me . . . Dislikes drivers of other cars . . Favorite Saying: No special saying, I just like to folk . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Being a member of 1954 Basketball—State Champs . . . Advisory Officer 1, 2, 3 . . . Contact 4 . . . Basketball 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2. THOMAS O. JANDRO . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from Ascension . . . Ambition: Commercial photogropher . . . likes free doys and holidays . . . Dislikes phonies . . . Favorite Saying: I'll be a dirty birdl . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Craxy mixed-up kids . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Coin Club 1. DOUGLAS H. JAROSH . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from St. Lawrence . . . Ambition: To enter medicine . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The school spirit . . . Benildus Club 4. JAMES E. JOHNSON . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from St. Helena . . . Ambition: To drive In the Pan-American Road Race . . . likes pink Fords . . . Dislikes slow drivers . . . Favorite Saying; let's ploy it cool . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Senior yeor expenses . . . Contact 2, 3 . . . Benildus Club 4 . , Swimming 2,3. JOHN JOST . , . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Thomas the Apostle . . . Ambition: Go to college and travel . . . likes quiet lunch room . . . Dislikes no females at school . . . Favorite Saying: I ain't got a cigarettel . . . Will Remember Most At DE: leeches . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD F. KASBOHM . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from Resurrection . . , Ambition: Undecided . . . likes fun . . . Dislikes school . . . Favorite Saying: Hang on . . . Will Remember Most At DE: What a miserable four years . . . Advisory Officer 2 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Football 4 . . . Baseball 2, 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 , . . Boxing . . . Park Board athletics. ROBERT J. KAUFMANN . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Annunciation . . . Ambition: To hold first prixe for loafing . . . likes cars, girls, and money, Buicks . . . Dislikes dentists, and some girls; school . . . Favorite Saying: Eh? . . . Will remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Contact 4 . . , Benildus Club 4 . . . Dromotics 4 . . , Islander 3 . . . Delta 4 . . . Quill and Scroll 3. GERALD M. KEENAN . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Albert's . . . Ambition: Engineering . . . likes basketball, poker, girls . . . Dislikes sarcastic girls, loudmouths . . . Fovorite Saying: How about that . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Freshman basketball . . . Advisory Officer 2, 3, 4 . . . Contact 2 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . C.Y.O. Basketball. EUGENE J. KEllY . . . Advisory 207 , . . Entered from St. Anne's . . . Ambition: To cooch St. Anthony's basketball team . . . likes long lunch periods . . . Dislikes Brother John's head . . . Favorite Saying: You learn something every day . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The face of the boy who sits behind me . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4. JOHN B. KENNEDY . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Ascension . . ..Ambition: To enter St. Paul Seminary . . . likes monoging the football team . . . Dislikes guys thot think good-looking girls come from any other school except Holy Angels . . . Fovorite Saying: Who said what? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. tearing up and down the halls . . . Advisory Officer 3, 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Delto 4 . . . Football 3, 4 . . . Bowling 3, 4. JOSEPH G. KENNEY . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from Incarnation . . . Ambition: TV announcer . . . likes public school girls and girls with cors . . . Dislikes redheads . . . Favorite Saying: Is that a fact? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Advisory Officer 3 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Dramatics 2, 3, 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Speech 4 . . . Hockey 3, 4 ... Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling 4 .. . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . National Thespian Society 3, 4 . . . Cheer Club 3, 4. PHILLIP M. KERNAN . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from Basilica . . . Ambition: To outrun the cops . . . likes lunch . . . Dislikes the smoking rule . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Advisory Officer 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Hockey 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 2, 3. 4. RICHARD E. KIESNER . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from St. Anne's . . . Ambition: None . . . Likes big horses, little horses ond medium horses . . . Dislikes long lunch periods .. . Favorite Saying: I'll be a dirty bird . . . Will Remember Most At DE: All the different kinds of kids . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Delto 4 . . . Quill Scroll 3. JOHN F. KINNEY . . , Advisory 200 . . . Entered from Annunciation . . . Ambition: To graduate . . . likes lunch period . . . Dislikes oil other periods . . . Fovorite Saying: I'll be a dirty birdl Will Remember Most At DE: School lunches . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3. 4 . . . library Club 3, 4 . . . Cheer Club 3, 4. RONALD F. KOCHER . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Albert the Great . . . Ambition: Make a million . . . likes girls . . . Dislikes work . . . Favorite Saying: Whot? Will Remember Most At DE: The parties . . . Advisory Officer 1 . . . Contact 3. 4 . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . C.Y.O. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES J. KOEGl . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from Our lody of Victory . . . Ambition: To join Minneapolis Moline as a chemical engineer . . . likes women . . . Dislikes school . . . Favorite Saying: I dig you Doddy-O . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The friendliness of the students . . . Benildus Club, 3, 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Tennis 4 . . . Intramurals 3, 4. JOHN P. KORDASH . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Ascension . . . Ambition: To be a singer . . . likes myself . . . Dislikes smoking fine . . . Fovorite Saying: You birdl .. . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John Martin . . . Swimming 2, 3, 4 . . . Intromurols 2, 3, 4. RICHARD W. KREUTTER . . . Advisory 206 . . . Ambition: Become President of General Motors Co. . . . likes any make and model of girl . . . Dislikes anything of or pertaining to homework . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The great football teams these four years . . . Contact 3 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Delta 4 . . . Hockey 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Intromurols 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Coin Club 2. 99 Lambert, Denis LoCascio, Gary Lucking, Dave Lyons, James McCarthy, Harold McCarthy, Thomas McDonald, Gary McGinn, Robert McGrath, Dennis McGuire, Doniel McPherson, William Maas, Frank Mahoney, Ed Martin, John Medolberg, Douglas Mikulak, Roger Moss, Robert Mulvaney, Thomas Murphy, James Myers, Mike DENIS J. LAMBERT . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. Anne's . . . Ambition: To be a lawyer . . . like iport and girl . . . Dislike girl smoking and Shakespeare . . . Favorite Saying: O.K. . . . Will Remember Mo� t At DE: Junior History and Religion with Brother Kevin and Mr. Karbo't submarine . . . Honor Pin 3, 4 . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildu Club 4 . . . Bosketball 1,2... Baseball 1, 2 . . . Intramural 1. 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 4. GARY R. LOCASCIO . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from St. Charles . . . Ambition: Save my soul, moke myself independently weolthy . .. likes most of the teachers I've had here and the outdoors . . . Dislikes Holy Joes, drags, and monotony . . . Favorite Saying: I give up, what is it? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The big events of the year . . . Benildus Club 3 . . . Football 2 . . . Intramural 1, 3, 4. DAVID I. LUCKING . . . Advisory 208 . , . Entered from St. Lawrence . . . Ambition: Own my own business, have a private secretary . . . likes people, dancing, social functions of nearly any kind, sports . . . Dislikes no smoking rule . . . Favorite Saying: That's what I like ‘bout 'chal . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Me?? smoking??? . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Bond 2 . . . Islander 3. JAMES E. LYONS . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Most Holy Trinity . . . Ambition: To succeed . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Homework . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Bosketball 1 . . . Intramural 1, 2. 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3, 4. HAROLD H. McCARTHY . . . Advisory 207 , . . Entered from Annunciation . . . Ambition: To live os long as Brother John C. . . . likes holidays, parties, and older women . . , Dislikes homework, tests, ond no smoking rules . . . Favorite Saying: So what do you want? a medal? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The champion Football, Baseball, and Bosketball Teams proper . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 4 . , . Islander 3 . . . Tennis 3, 4 . , . Intramural 1, 2, 3. THOMAS J. McCARTHY . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Holy Name . . . Ambition: Own a large resort on the North Shore . . , Likes hunting, fishing, and girls . . . Dislikes school . . . Favorite Saying: None . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The sport record in general . . . Contact 2 . . . Benildus Club 4. GARY I. McDONALD . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Helena . . . Ambition: Moke a million dollars anfl live off interest . . . Dislikes brownies . . . Favorite Saying: live fast, die young ond hove a nice looking corpse . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Louie Brown ond his Hot Stude . . , Contact 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3 . . . Islander 3 . . . Quill Scroll 3 . . . Intramural 1. ROBERT N. McGINN . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. Peter's . . . Ambition: To become a lawyer . . . Likes going to girls' school on days off . . . Dislikes teachers who fine you . . . Favorite Saying: Whot a dirty bird . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Paying smoking fines . . . Contact 3 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. DENNIS B. McGRATH . . . Advisory 202 . . , Entered from Incarnation , . . Ambition: To become a reporter or sports writer . . . Likes girls, sports and fights . . . Dislikes the no smoking rule, and homework . . . Favorite Saying: Jab and move . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The great bunch of guys I met . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . , . Benildus Club 4 . . . Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Golden Gloves 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheer Club 3. DANIEL T. McGUIRE . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Bridget's . . . Ambition: To build a hot rod . . . likes hunting, fishing, baseball and women . . . Dislikes back-seat drivers . . . Favorite Saying: Well . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Trying to get in a smoke at lunch time . . . Advisory Officer 1 ... Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM F. McPHERSON . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from St. Thomas the Apostle . . . Ambition: College, secure job, ond marriage . . . Likes teachers who give homework . . . Favorite Saying: How about that . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Football . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramural 1, 2, 3. FRANK T. MAAS . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from St. Charles . . . Ambition: To join the Navy . . . Likes girls, fast cars, hunting, fishing . . . Dislikes tests, homework, big wheels, strict teachers . . . Favorite Saying.- I care . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Sports championships . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD J. MAHONEY . , . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from Annunciation . . . Ambition: To become a coach . . . Likes oil people . . . Dislikes liars . . . Favorite Saying: Ploy it cool and keep it clean and funnier than a crutch . . , Will Remember Most At DE: Brother Francis ... Advisory Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Bosketboll 1, 2, 3 . . . Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. JACK T. MARTIN . , . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from Holy Nome . . . Ambition: Discover a uranium mine . . . likes electronics, cars, and certain girls . . . Dislikes short haircuts for girls . . . Favorite Saying: I'll be a dirty bird . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Baseball 2 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Junior Achievement 3, 4. DOUGLAS R. MEDELBERG . . . Advisory 202 , . . Entered from Basilico . . . Ambition: To have a waistline like Mr. Casanova or Brother Leonard . . . Likes parties, hay rides . . . weiner-roasts, and girls . . . Dislikes people who drink cheop beer . . . Favorite Saying: Got a cigarette . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The fines that the Brothers olways give . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . , Islander 3 . . . Football 2 . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheer Club 3. ROGER P. MIKULAK . .. Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Holy Cross . . . Ambition: Toke mechanical engineering at U. of M. . . . like sports, hunting, girls, parties, and dances . . . Dislikes speed demons . . . Favorite Saying: Yal . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The fun school was with DE always winning . .. Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3 . . . Intramurols 2, 3 . . . Junior Achievements 4. ROBERT D. MOSS .. . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Most Holy Trinity . . . Ambition: To become a doctor . . . Likes water skiing, speedboats, cars, girls, and golf .. . Dislikes the army, bills . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Golf 3, 4 . . . Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS J. MULVANEY . , . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from Sacred Heart . . . Ambition: To follow engineering and marry a pretty girl . . . likes nice-looking women, sports, mellow booze . . . Dislikes unloyal seniors, girls that swear, smoke, and drink . , . Favorite Saying: WELL— ... Will Remember Most At DE: My good times in intramural . . . Honor Pin 4 . , . Advisory Officer 1, 2, 4 . . . Contact 2, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . ,. Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Golf 4 . . . Bowling 4. JAMES R. MURPHY . . , Advisory 200 . . . Entered from Christ the King . . . Ambition: To go to a Catholic college . . . Likes sports, the guys I have come In contact with in DE, ond food . . . Dislikes those who have no school spirit . . . Favorite Saying: Oh . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother L. Christopher and Brother John Chrysostom . . . Honor Pin 3, 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Delta 4 . .. Speech Tourney 2 . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club Accompanist 3, 4. MICHAEL F. MYERS . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Mark Twain Grade School, Sioux Falls, S. D. . . . Ambition: To be an engineer . . . Likes neatness . . . Dislikes egotistical people . . . Favorite Saying: Be good . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Ability to win most of contests entered . . , Contact . . . Benildus Club . . . Intramural . . . Returned to Sioux Falls at end of semester. 101 Nabozney, John Neory, Miko Nelson, Guy Newinski, Roger Newman, Fred Northenscold, John O'Donnell, Michael O'Keefe. Jerry Olsen, Douglas Olson, Ray Olson, Ronald Pash, Stanley Patrek, John Paulson, Martin Poller, James Peters, Rodney Peterson, John Piazza, Robert Pingatore, Gregory Pitmon, David JOHN J. NABOZNEY . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Holy Cross . . . Ambition: To own an auto-wrecking yard . . . Likes hot-rods and custom cars . . . Dislikes unfriendly girls . . . Favorite Saying: If it won't go, chrome ill . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Always asking for money . . . Intramurals 3, 4. MICHAEL A. NEARY . . . Advisory 204 . . . Entered from St. Charles Borromeo . . . Ambition: To go to college, make a lot of money, and get married . . . Likes teachers who will talk to students on a personal basis . . . Dislikes teachers who won't listen to my side of a story . . . Favorite Saying: I care . . . Will remember Most At DE: The friendly atmosphere . . . Contoct 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4. GUY P. NELSON . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. John's Prep . . . Ambition: To work . . . Likes money . . . Dislikes army . , . Will Remember Most At DE: The Brothers. ROGER V. NEWINSKI . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from St. Boniface . . . Ambition: To get a job in business . . . likes sports . . . Dislikes homework . . . Favorite Saying: You don't know, do you? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The fun I had with my teachers and classmates .. Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 3, 4. FRED J. NEWMAN . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from St. Joseph's (Hopkins) . . . Ambition: To do the best job possible in my chosen occupation . . . Dislikes the rules on things that really don't count, ond the need for rules for important matters . , . Favorite Saying: Don't be bitter . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The friendliness of the Brothers . . . Honor Pin 3, 4 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 .. . Cheer Club 3, 4. JOHN NORTHENSCOID . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Stephen's . . . Ambition: To get my limit in ducks . . . Likes going to Proms . . . Dislikes riding the bus to school . . . Favorite Saying; If it's my fault, don't blame me . . . Contact 2, 4 . . , Bowling 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL C. O'DONNELL . , . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from Mound Public . . . Ambition: To attend Notre Dome, have a successful business . . . likes the quiet ond efficient way the school is run . . . Dislikes the few days we have off from school . . . Favorite Soying: What do I do now? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother Felix's teaching methods . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . , . Bowling 4 . . . Library 4 . .. Speech ond Debate Clubs 4 . . . Cheer Club 3, 4. JERRY F. O'KEEFE . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from St. Albert the Great . . . Ambition: To coach on all-girl football team . . . likes girls and all sports . . . Dislikes homework, especially on weekends . . . Will Remember Most At DE: DE's 61-0 victory over St. Thomas . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Football 2, 3, 4 . , . Intramurals 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS I. OLSEN . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from St. Cyril . , . Ambition: Navy mechanic . . . Likes getting out of school at 2:30 .. . Dislikes the smoking rules ... Favorite Saying: Oh, not so worse . .. Will Remember Most At DE: Brother Leonard . , . Contoct 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 .. . Islander 3 . .. Footboll 2 . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . , Ski Club 4. RAY R. OLSON . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from St. Thomas the Apostle . . . Ambition: To attend college and marriage . . . Likes to go to Holy Angels after school . . . Dislikes Feasts on Mondays . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Homecoming of 1954 . . . Advisory Officer 3, 4 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Delta 4 . . . Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Hockey 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD M. OLSON . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. Helena . . . Ambition: To take up engineering, get married, live a good life . . . Likes sports, hunting, fishing, dancing . . . Dislikes too much homework . . . Favorite Saying: Yeeks, whot a grouch . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The wonderful guys . . . Honor Pin 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Advisory Officer 1, 2, 3 . . . Contoct 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Dramatics 2, 3, 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Delta 4 . . . Quill and Scroll 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Tennis 3, 4 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Cheer Club 3, 4. STANLEY J. PASH . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from Holy Cross . . . Ambition: Work . . . likes girls, ond swimming and bowling . . . Dislikes some of my former teachers . . . Fovorite Saying: How about that? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Senior Sociology and English classes . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Intramurals 2, 3. JOHN T. PATREK . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from Holy Cross . . . Ambition: Own my own printing shop . . . likes most onything . . . Dislikes loudmouths . . . Favorite Saying: Quite the kid, aren't you . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Mr. Young, my English teacher . .. Honor Pin 2 . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3 . . . Islander 3 . . . Delta 4 . . . Quill and Scroll 3, 4. MARTIN J. PAULSON . . . Advisory 206 .. . Entered from St. Charles Borromeo . . . Ambition: To get a degree in accounting . . . Likes sports, music, women . . . Dislikes studying . . . Favorite Saying: I care—good . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The Christion monks, most of them were good guys . . . Advisory Officer 2, 3, 4 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3 . . . Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Intromurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES J. PELLER . .. Advisory 208 . . . Entered from Annunciation . . . Ambition: To go to college . . . Likes the Friday night basketball games . . . Dislikes sophisticated teachers . . . Favorite Saying: You can't hardly get them no more . . . Will Remember Most at DE: Mr. Karbo ond his stories for every occasion . . . Honor Pin 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Advisory Officer 2, 3 . . . Contoct 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3 ... Islander 3 . . . Delta 4 .. . Quill and Scroll 3, 4 .. . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4. RODNEY G. PETERS . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from Resurrection . . . Ambition: To be a success in everything I undertake . . . Likes small women with block hair . . . Dislikes Brothers who dock grades for misconduct . . . Favorite Saying: How 'bout that . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Water fountains with no water . . . Contact 2 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4. JOHN H. PETERSON . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from Ascension . . . Ambition: Commercial artist . . , Likes onything with a skirt on . . . Dislikes anything that's not Baby Blue . . . Favorite Saying: Ohl What a blow . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The Junior Rose Dance . . . Contact 3, 4 . . , Benildus Club 3, 4 ... Pep Club 4 . . . Hockey 4 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Intramurals 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Cheer Club 4. ROBERT S. PIAZZA . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Basilica . . . Ambition: College, stay single, cars, (for spore time) big executive . . . likes sports, cars, music, women? . , . Dislikes homework and bod girls . . . Favorite Saying: How about thotl . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Advisory Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 , , . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Intromurals 1, 2, 3, 4. GREGORY T. PINGATORE . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from Bellormine College Prep . . . Ambition: lawyer . . . Likes books, people, sports, outo racing . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brothers, climate, school spirit, sportsmanship . . . Freshmon football . . . CYO basketball. DAVID L. PITMON . . . Advisory 201 .. . Enterod from St. Peter's . . . Ambition: To be an architect . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Book Club 4 . . . Youth Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 103 Poliak, Robert Puccio, Robert Puchtell, Richard Reifenberger, John Reilly, Daniel Reinhart, Thomas Reiter, John Richter, Eugene Robillard, leo Rod, Howard Ry� , John Sable, Donald Scanlan, Edward Schmit, William Schneermon, William Schram, Gerald Schuller, Jerry Schwle, Roger Sewall, John Shandley, James ROBERT J. POLZAK . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Charles Borromeo . . . Ambition: To lead a Jon Concert at Storyville . . . Likes Florida's women, drag races in my Hot Plymouth .. . Dislikes the dull routine of De La Salle life . . . Favorite Saying: Tremendous, terrific . . . Will Remember Most At DE: No admittance to the third floor during dances rule . . . Honor Pin 3, 4 . . . Advisory Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Swimming 3 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Intramurals 1,2... Debote 1, 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 4. ROBERT F. PUCCIO . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Bridget's . . . Ambition: 200 bowling average . . . likes blue-eyed blondes . . . Dislikes girls thot smoke . . . Favorite Saying: How 'bout that . . . Will Remember Most At DE: My popcorn-leeching days . . . Advisory Officer 4 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3. 4 . . . Tennis 3. 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 4. RICHARD W. PUCHTELL . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Holy Cross . . . Ambition: To take forestry, conservation, and wildlife in college . . . Likes sports and girls, parties and dances . . . Dislikes drinking . . . Favorite Saying: Yal . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The faculty . .. Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN C. REIFENBERGER . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from Holy Cross . . . Ambition: Go to the U. of M. or Dunwoody . . . Likes the Brothers . . . Dislikes the smoking rule . . . Fovorife Saying: Well, look at cho . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C's shiney hinie . . . Contact 2, 3 . . . Football 1 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Junior Achievement. DANIEL T. REILLY . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Joseph's (Hopkins) . . . Ambition: Marry a girl with three million dollars (after taxes) . . . Likes girls with long, dark hair, and a figure to go with it . . . Dislikes work in general, and girls who talk too much . . . Favorite Saying: What a blastl . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C's sterling disposition . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Intramurals 2 . . . Glee Club 3, 4. THOMAS J. REINHART . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Our Lady of Grace . . . Ambition: To become a doctor . . . Likes girls, cars, sports . .. Dislikes noisy kids, noisy cars, and noisy girls. .. Favorite Saying: Women are all alike (Oh?) . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Wetoska's big nose . .. Honor Pin 4 . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Football 4 . . . Basketball 4. JOHN G. REITER . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Peter's . . . Ambition: To be oble to drive to Prior Loke in 13 minutes . . . Dis- likes make-up time . . . Favorite Saying: I'll bite . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Benildus Club 3 . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Cheer Club 3. EUGENE B. RICHTER . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from St. Philip's . . . Ambition: To tee the world . . . Likes mathematics . . . Dislikes writing . . . Favorite Soying: Never soy die . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Library Club 3, 4 . . . Speech Club 4. LEO M. ROBILLARD . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from St. Charles Borromeo . . . Ambition: To be an electromocist . . . Likes girls from Holy Angels . . . Dislikes school . . . Favorite Saying: I forgot my homework . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The great teams . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Football 2 . . . Tennis 2, 3 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. HOWARD L. ROD . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from St. Philip's . . . Ambition: To be another Joe DiMaggio . . . likes St. Anthony's (girls), swimming, and '36 Plymouths . . . Dislikes green elephants, flat tires, and English . . . Favorite Saying: You know what I mean ., . Will Remember Most at DE: Mr. Young and my lost five bucks . . . Benildus Club 3 . . . Islander 3 . . . Intramurols 1. JOHN L. RYS . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Philip's . . . Ambition: To become janitor at St. Anthony's . . . likes my slow, safe rides to school; and lunch during Trig ... Dislikes red hoir... Favorite Saying: How many points is it worth? ... Contact 3, 4 .. . Benildus Club 3, 4 . .. Golf 4 . .. Tennis 3, 4 . . . Bowling 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Coin Club 1. DONALD E. SABLE . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from St. Helena's . . . Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . Dislikes school . . . Favorite Saying: Hey there! . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The football gomes . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Football 3 . . . Hockey 3, 4 . . . Science Club 3. EDWARD J. SCANLAN . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Holy Name . . . Ambition: To be a successful businessman . . . Likes girls . . . Dislikes cigarette bummers and smoking rules . . . Favorite Saying: How about that? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: All the fines there ore here ... Contact 2, 3 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Football 2 . . . Hockey 3, 4 . . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM J. SCHMIT . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Holy Name . . . Ambition: To be successful . . . Likes all high school girls and hot cars . .. Dislikes homework, tests, and Henry J. cars . . . Favorite Saying: Guts, Plusl (Oldsmobiles) . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The day I started and the doy I graduated? . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Quill and Scroll 3 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM J. SCHNEERMAN . . . Advisory 202 .. . Entered from St. Mary of the lake. GERALD G. SCHRAM . . . Advisory 208 .. . Entered from Christ the King . . . Ambition: To be a teocher . . . likos all the assemblies we've hod . . . Dislikes Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors . . . Favorite Saying: And-d-d away-y-y-y we go-o-o (chug, chug, chug) . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The excellent luncheslll ... Honor Pin 2, 4 . . . Contact 4 .. . Benildus Club 4 . . . Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling 4. JERRY C. SCHULLER . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from Ascension . . . Ambition: To become a millionaire . . . likes free days ... Dislikes smoking fines . . . Favorite Saying: What goes in must come out . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The friends I made . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4. ROGER E. SCHWIE . . . Advisory 207 .. . Entered from St. Peter's . . . Ambition: See the world . . . Likes sports, money, and girls . . . Dislikes girls who drink . . . Favorite Saying: I dig you the most Daddy-OI . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C.—Champion of the Halls of DE . . . Contoct 2, 3, 4 .. . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN D. SEWALL . . . Advisory 206 . .. Entered from Basilica . . . Ambition: Engineer, possibly chemical engineer . . . Likes '49 yellow Mercury convert, white sox, Irish, craxy guy , giving drunks a bad time . . . Dislikes homework . . . Favorite Saying: AAAA-yah, anyone for tennis; what a goofy character. .. Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C--Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Delta 4 . . . Speech Tourney 2 . . . Swimming 3, 4 . . . Bowling 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Photography 4 . . . Coin Club 1. JAMES D. SHANDLEY . . . Advisory 202 .. . Entered from Incarnation . . . likes school activities . . . Dislikes favoritism . . . Fovorite Soying: What's the answer to No. 5? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The white collar seen wherever you go . . . Advisory Officer 2 . . . Contact 3, 4 . .. Basketball 1 . . . Baseball 1,2... Bowling 4 . . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4. 105 Shore, Thomas Sievers, Carl Smuda, Jerald Steele, Thomas Steiner, Drew Stowell, Ralph Swllivon, John Swanson, Adrian Sydness, Belford Theisen, Bradley Theisen, Robert Thielen, Albert Thies, David Thole, Gerald Trader, Herbert Trombley, Harold Turgeon, James Turgeon, Louis Vasseur, Luverne Venie, Gene THOMAS E. SHORE . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from St. Philip' . . . Ambition: To join the Air Force . . . like doting, troveling, ice ikating . . . Di likes homowork, school . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Mr. Young and hi Don't React' . . . Islander 3. CARL R. SIEVERS . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Archbishop Dowling . . . Ambition: Make a million . . . Likes hot music . . . Dislikes cold music . . . Favorite Saying: I've been shaftod . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The smoking fine . . . Contact 3 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JERALD G. SMUDA . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from St. Hcdwig . . . Ambition: St. John's College . . . Likes Vocational high girls . . . Dislikes crummy music . . . Favorite Saying: What a yo-yo! . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . , . Islander 3 . . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Coin Club 2. THOMAS B. STEELE . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Resurrection . . . Ambition: To be a wheel in the Navy . . . Likes to shoot pool . . . Dislikes girls who drink . . . Favorite Saying: Thumb me manl Thumb mel . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . , . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DREW L. STEINER . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from Christ the King . . . Ambition: To own a '55 Cadillac windshield wiper . . . Likes Marlon Brando . . . Dislikes parking tickets . . . Favorite Saying: Baby . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Mr. Young's reactions . . . Honor Pin 3, 4 . . , Benildus Club 3 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Quill and Scroll 3 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Intramurals 2, 3. RALPH E. STOWELL . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from Ascension . . . Ambition: To get to heaven . . . Likes sports . . . Dislikes school . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN L. SULLIVAN . . . Advisory 200 . , . Entored from St. Anne' . . . Ambition: Marry a rich girl and rest . . . Likes days off from school . . . Dislikes teachers who give pop quixzes . . Will Remember Most At DE: Football practice . . . Contact 2, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . .. Band 1, 2, 3 . .. Intramural 2, 3, 4. ADRIAN R. SWANSON . . . Advisory 206 , . . Entered from St. Cyril' . . . Ambition: An atomic physicist . . . Likes scionce, chess, and money ... Favorite Saying: Dum De Dum Dum ... Will Remember Most At DE: The Brothers . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Baseball 2 .. . Intramural 1 . . . Science Club 3, 4 . . . Junior Achievement 3, 4. BELFORD T. SYDNESS . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from St. Peter's . . . Ambition: To attend Dunwoody . . . likes the National Guard . . . Dislikes horse-radish on rye . . . Favorite Saying: I only work here . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 ... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 4. BRADLEY P. THIESEN . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from Most Holy Trinity . . . Ambition: Get married and have four kids like myself . . . Likes the faculty, the Brothers, and Brother John C. . . . Favorite Saying: Where's the party this weekend? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The smoking room . . . Advisory Officer 4 . . . Contact 4 . . , Benildus Club 4 . . . Football 1,2... Hockey 4 . . . Tennis 4 Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT M. THEISEN . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from St. Anne's . . . Ambition: To raise a family just like home . . . Likes to soup-up cars ... Dislikos to get up oarly in the morning . . . Favorite Saying: You're going to get it . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The smoking fee . . . Basketball 1 . . . Swimming I, 2, 3 . . . Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. ALBERT L. THIELEN . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from Sacred Heart . . . Ambition: To go to St. John's College . . . Likes to change schools every year . . . Dislikes going with more than one girl . .. Favorite Saying: That's the way it goes—you know . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Contact 4 . . . Book Club 4. DAVID R. THIES . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from Ascension . . . Ambition: Business administrator . . . Likes sports and women . . . Dislikes homework . . . Favorite Saying: How about thatl . . . Honor Pin 3, 4 . . . Advisory Officer 2 . . . Contact 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALD J. THOLE . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from St. Bridget's . . . Ambition: College . . . Like English . . . Dislikes Trigonometry . . . Favorite Saying: Mama— Boni's—Balchamoni—Sauce . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Advisory Officer 4 . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Football 2 . . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4. HERBERT F. TRADER . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from Resurrection . . . Ambition: None . . . Favorite Saying: Hang onl . . . Honor Pin 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Contact 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 ... Islander 3 . . . Delta 4 .. . Quill and Scroll 3 . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Intramurols 2, 3, 4. HAROLD J. TROMBLEY . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from Ossoo Public . . . Ambition: Own a bowling alley some day . . . Likes Brother Kevin's marking system . . . Favorite Saying: Whot do you think you are, a pill? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother Kevin . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Islander 3 . . . Quill and Scroll 3 . . . Bowling 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4. JAMES J. TURGEON . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Resurrection . . . Ambition: Aeronautical engineer . . . Likes hunting, fishing, airplanes . . . Dislikes big fish that always get away . . . Fovorife Saying: You can't hardly get them no morel . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C. . . . Contact 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Junior Achievement 3. LOUIS J. TURGEON . . . Advisory 202 .. . Entered from St. Charles Borromeo . . . Ambition: To become successful in Television . . . Likes anything with a skirt on . . . Dislikes penance and happy teachers . . . Favorite Saying: That's what she said . . . Will Remember Most At DE: The hoir on Brother John C.'s head . . . Advisory Officer 2, 3, 4 . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Tennis 4 . . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheer Club 3, 4. LUVERNE W. VASSEUR . . . Advisory 202 .. . Entered from St. Lawrence . . . Ambition: To get along in life . . . Likes roller-skating . . . Dislikes wheels . . . Favorite Saying: An apple a day keeps the doctor away . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Schoolmates . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4. GENE R. VENIE .. . Advisory 206 .. . Entered from St. Thomas the Apostle . . . Ambition: Engineering . . . Likes girls, summer vacation, girls . . . Dislikes no smoking rules, homework . . . Favorite Saying-. That's the way it goes . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Homework . . . Bonildus Club 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3. 107 Woddick, Gerald Wagner, Thomat Wolch, Philip Wol� h, Michoel We� ley, Joseph Wheeler, Donald Whelan, James Wise, Ronald Wishy, Robert Zappo, Lawrence Zdechlik, John The 1955 Senior Poll Typical Senior Best Athlete Favorite College Favorite School Sport Bob Kammerer Notre Dame Football Dick Latshaw Best Looking Tom Mulvany Best Dresser Mike Collins Biggest Faculty Drag Bill Blass Most Likely to Succeed Quietest Ken Haagensen Most Regular Best Executive Mike O'Donnell Most Popular Most Energetic ____________________________ Joe Kenney Favorite Baseball Team New York Giants Favorite Hangout __ Morrie's Island Grocery Favorite Study_______________________________ Sociology Favorite TV Show______ _ ____________ Jackie Gleoson Most Humorous Senior ________ _ Tom Figge Most Happy Senior _________________________ Dave Harrer Favorite Girls' School ________________ St. Margaret's Noisiest Senior_________________________John Bloedow Biggest Wheel_______________________________________Ron Corrigan Most Ambitious Senior_________________________Ron Olson Most School Spirit__________________________________Bob Puccio Hardest Worker____________________________Louie Turgeon Did Most for Class _________________________Dale Kaiser 108 GERALD P. WADDICK . . . Advisory 202 . . . Entered from Holy Rosory . . . Ambition: To own a hopped up pink Cadillac Eldorado . . . likes chocolate cake, country girls, and rakish cor . . . Dislike being sneered ot . . . Favorite Saying: What's your trouble? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Being the lost one out of the lunch room . . . Contact 2, 4 . . . Benildus Club 4 . . . Cheer Club 3. THOMAS G. WAGNER . . . Advisory 200 . . . Entered from Resurrection . . . Ambition: Attorney at law . . . likes sports . . . Dislikes leeches . . . Favorite Saying: 15c please . . . Will Remember Most At DE: My Association with Brother Terrence . . . Contact 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3 . .. Golf 4 . . . Intramurols 1, 2, 3, 4. PHILIP F. WAICH .. . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from Annunciation . . . Ambition: To become a good chemist . . . likes girls, 2:30 P.M. . . . Dislikes 8:30 A.M. . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Smoke-filled cor . . . Honor Pin 1, 2, 3, 4 . . , Contact 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 .. . Delta 4 . .. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 4. MICHAEL I. WALSH . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from Mott Holy Trinity . . . Ambition: To become o naval aviotor and loter a full Professor .. . likes chess, girls, gas turbines, and food . . . Dislikes latin . . . Favorite Saying: Where's my brief cate? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brothers Albert and Hilary C. . . . Honor Pin 3, 4 . . . Advisory 1 . . . Contact 3, 4 , . , Benildus Club 3 . . . Islander 3 .. . Speech Tourney 2 . . . Chess Club 2, 3, 4 . .. Debate Club 2, 3, 4 . .. Science Club 3, 4. JOSEPH R. WESLEY . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from Socred Heart . . . Ambition: Pharmacist or chemical engineer . . . likes fishing, football, period from 2:30-8:30 of following day . . . Dislikes homework . . . Favorite Saying: What yo got. ain't yours? . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C., homework and Co-operative tests . . . Honor Pin 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Intramurols 1,2... Junior Achievement 4. DONALD J. WHEELER . . . Advisory 207 . . . Entered from St. Charlet Borromeo . . . Ambition: To die . . . likes music, psychology, skating, and girls . . . Dislike stupid girls, booze, and weeds . . . Favorite Saying: Be serious, let's face it . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother Martin . . . Islander 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 4. JAMES E. WHELAN-. .. Advisory 208 ... Entered from Sacred Heart . . . Ambition: To customize a hot Mercury, and go into engineering . . . likes girls, money, cars, and Saturday nights . . . Dislikes Sundoy mornings, homework . . . Favorite Saying: Adios . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Rote Dance 1954 and after-effects . . . Honor Pin 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . . Delta 4 . . . Chess Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis 2, 3, 4. RONALD J. WISE . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from St. Albert the Great . . . Ambition: Announcer or writer . . . likes hunting ond fishing and school .. . Dislikes to go home at 2:30 P.M. . . . Favorite Saying: If you don't win—be a good loter . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Brother John C., M.D. .. . Contact 2 .. . Benildus Club 4 . . . Dramatics 2 . . . Islander 3 . . . Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4. R08ERT J. WISHY . . . Advisory 206 . . . Entered from Osseo Public . . . Ambition: To get the most I con out of life . . . likes the study period ot the end of each clast . . . Dislikes girls who smoke or drink . . . Favorite Saying: Keep cool, but don't freeze . . . Will Remember Mott At DE: The day of graduation . , . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Intramurols 1,2... Cheer Club 3. LAWRENCE M. ZAPPA . . . Advisory 201 . . . Entered from Holy Rosary . . . Ambition: To make money ond morry a beautiful blonde .. . Dislikes the smoking rule . . . Favorite Saying: I donnol . .. Will Remember Most At DE: The smoking rule . . . Advisory Officer 2 . . . Contoct 4 .. Benildus 4 . . . Intramurols 2, 3, 4 . . . Junior Achievement 4. JOHN P. ZDECHIIK . . . Advisory 208 . . . Entered from St. A.ine's . . . Ambition: Be a big band leader . . . likes bonds, girls, etc. .. . Dislikes English . . . Favorite Saying: Good lord . . . Will Remember Most At DE: Footboll games . . . Honor Pin 1, 2, 4 . . . Advisory Officer 1 .. . Benildus Club 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Intramural 1 . . . Coin Club 1, 2. In Appreciation We ore sincerely appreciative of the efforts so many of you put forth to make this 1955 DELTA a reality. We are particularly indebted to the Senior Class, the Student Body of both Island and South Side schools, to Brother Mark, Director; to Pro-Director Brother Leander, Principal at South Side; to Brother Raymond, Sub-Director and Acting Principal on the Island; Brothers Hilary, H. Matthew, J. Matthew, Martin, Gerard, Leo and other members of the faculty, both religious and lay; Mr. A. Laliberte of the Business Office; Mr. Rico Leana and his staff at Dayton's, Mr. Al Halvorson and Mr. Dale E. Goltz of the American Yearbook Company, to photographers Ray Biernat, Bill Blass, Ed Kocourek, Tom Jackson; to artists Gerald Goodge and Dale Kaiser; to typist Jim Murphy, to Business Managers Bob Wetoska and Bob Kammerer; to Ron Olson for candids; to the DELTA staff and to the many others whose names are legion. Thanks! THE EDITORS 109 ABOVE: Five-Dollor Smoke. 'Old Reliable'' Nl Index ITEM Acknowledgements ......................... 1 Brother Mark, Director.... Brother leander, Sub-Director Brother Raymond, Principal .. Alumni Association ....................... Archbishop Murray......................... Band ..................................... Freshman ............... Basketball Teoms Varjify Bishop Byrne.............................. Blessed Benildus Vocation Club............ Bowlers .................................. Cheer Club................................ Chess Club................................ Classes................................... Freshman Candids..................... Freshman 107......................... Freshman 113......................... Freshman 119......................... Freshman 121 ........................ Freshman 201 ........................ Freshman 203 ........................ Freshman 210......................... Freshmon 216......................... Freshman 218 ........................ Sophomore Candids.................... Sophomore 10C........................ Sophomore 13C........................ Sophomore 14C........................ Sophomore 23C........................ Sophomore 24C........................ Sophomore 102........................ Sophomore 108........................ Sophomore 303 ....................... Junior Candids....................... Junior 300 .......................... Junior 209 .......................... Junior 12C........................... Junior 301 .......................... Junior 306 .......................... 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