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SPEC COLL roiNNeApous public li oaAav Dlie 1957 2)efta The Senior Class De La Salle High School c - Minneapolis, Minnesota The yeor 1958 it lie centenor year ol the stole of Minnesota, to the Siote hot grown in the post one-hundred years, so too has the Archdiocese of Saint Paul under the guidance of her six shepherds, one of whom wot 10 recently colled to hit reword It wot therefore thought opproprlote that the 1957 DELTA should hove ot Its theme the growth of the Archdiocese exemplified in the lives of these six men of God ' I m And, departing, leave behind us Time. ” Footprints on the sands of from the lives ol these great men, os Irom tie lives ol oil greet men, the young extract truths, draw conclusions, ond mohe applications to their own lives, A [great man is a motun man. We not only to be considered mature by our (allow men, but to be coos ered such In the eyes ol God ond our own conscience. It H to this ond ibotw tfudy the limolfbejteot, wh Maple could be tot ered njttpoHs on the food to u Cou i«iy « 'A-Mfol.1 Sfa T. wo. 7 ‘Sn t ex f o ot Stony [ II you ever were o minute lato, a day absent. sick in I school; il you ever lost your bus pass, your student pass. | this pass Of thot poss. tl you over wore your “Ike 1 button upside down Of your shirt bockwords. if you j ever whistled in the hall or slid down the bannister. | the pink loco ond hod dozen silver hoirs of o certom j little man are famihor to you 1 Even il you were never guilty ol one ol these mis-) demeonors you couldn't help noticing that bundle ol energy, the stream of appropriate remarks, the wild , gesticulations, the big grin, the slow retreat, the whirled about-face with thot look of Ah, gotchol! You soe the ottock again, a sudden roviston of plans, the flash of block, and then tho some procedure all over again Yep, yoo couldn't help noticing the almost legendary figuro of Brother John C. You wonder where o man gets that kind of vim, vigor, and vitality, and almost simultaneously you oxcloim, By Fulton lowis. Jr., he's over eightyl You mumble, i Say, yoo'ro old enough to be my great grandfather, j and he answers, What an honorl And thon you got on to one of the most controversial of topics, the secret of Brother John C's longevity. Askod about it, ho gives such answers os, I |ust keep broothing, or The Brothers always hove something for mo to do-helps me stay young But seriously, he says, the rooson I've lived so long is that I come from Kontucky I've still got some of that Kentucky calcium in my bones-same OS Kentucky race horses, you know. In 1874. when Ulysses S. Grant was serving his second term In the White House, and the Wild West was ot Its wildest, Brother John C was born In Newport. Kentucky !K To ii'fii wc ■ tlixi. At the age of thirty-throe, he ontered the Congregation | of the Christian Brothers and during the past fifty years he has served thot Institute in just about every large city in the M.d-Wesf including twenty-one yeors ot Saint , Patrick's High School on the fringe of Chicago's skid row. Brother John C. was loved by almost every policeman in Chicago ond was presented with a special gold poke badge In recognition of his work with youth in that city. This is typical of the effect he hos on people who have come to know him Five yeors ogo Brother John come to De lo Salle He has had on ossorted collection of duties here, but, j as he soys. Too real thing thot keeps me from growing old is tho kids I work with all the time I keep them hopping ond they keep mo young ■■■I This year Brother John celebrates his golden jubilee- I fifty years a Christian Brother, an accomplishment any-ono could bo proud of From these focts and from his conversation, wo learn 'i a lesson in life from Brother John C. Tho pooplo who cross the path of our lives ore guided by the hand of God, calculated to hove tome effect on us His sanctity, his humor, his downright goodness-ond the effect that those characteristics hove on those around him-arc probably tho roosons for his long ond obviously hoppy life Perhaps if we were to dovelop these qualities God might permit us to live long enough to say, Life begins at eighty. In the years to come the Class of '57 will hove mony memories of their high school days ot De Lo Solle. but certainly one of the most outstanding w.ll be the memory of the little man with the big smile. Brother John C. : dicato our yoarbook. During the post school yeor the death of the Most Reverend John Gregory Murray. beloved Shepherd of the Archdiocese ol Saint Paul, saddened all who knew that illustrious prelote. Much has been written about the inspirational Me ol this great man but perhaps if could'all be summarized in this one line from the Catholic Bulletin! Archbishop Murray's life wos one of unaffected simplicity. We hove lost a saintly leader, truly a Sacerdos Magnus. Archbishop Brody com© to u from the Diocese of Stow Fall . South Dokolo, whoro ho wo consecrated on Avgust 24. 1939 During hi episcopate there, he showed himself o vigorous and eniighl ened leader of the flock confided to him. It is the hope of th© faculty ond students of De lo Salle that his stoy with us will bo os plea sent for him o we know it will be profitable to us T SEVWENO JOSEPH CtETIN. 0.0 Bishop Cretin wos born In tho town of Montluel, Fronce, on December 10, 1799. Strongly ottroctod to the life of o missionary, he was persuaded to come to America by hi former teochor. Bishop Loros of Dubuque, with whom he later worked for fhirtoon yeors in the New World In 1851 he wos consecrated the first Bishop of ihe new Dlocoso of Soint Poul ond from that time, he spent himself promoting education and morolity in this port of the country. He died on Februory 22, 1857. True cdvcofion should include more thon intellectual development Thus, while we learn the focts concerning the world in which we live, we should come to o closer relotionship with the Creator of thot World; we should leorn to ocf os Chrijfion gentlemen in the compooy of other of its inhobitonts,- we should come to o roolizofion of our vocofion to help moke thot world o better ploco to live in In other words, the school should guide the student olong four principol phoscs of octivityi Proyer, Study, Ploy ond Work Here, fhon, is the life of Joe Of os he struggles olong these four poths to mofurify. BROTHER LEONARD. F.S.C. HARVEY J. BURON R«'ig n III, Am rkon H to y. Juiw Algebro I. lo Mod ro'o . Gu'donce. 6v DONALD DUBOIS Englrth It lo l« III. IV. MOTHER RAPHAEL. 5.C BROTHER JOHN VICTORIAN. Etc ComMot lor docKVl d.gr.. trt SowtK Sid Llbtorlon N Unl nlty A Minn K o BYRON HOLTZ Engllth III jomn omin MOTMta aimrt. rtsic. American Hi«fo y. lofin I. Orndonca. Abtcnc Ond rQ'tJ.n«l. Votatonol tXrado to fmhflwn. WllllAM HORNING Csnumta Cconomka. Fhytlcal Mutation, ftoMboll. Wr i ling.‘i''foo ban MOTMtR JOMN CHRYSOSTOM School InSnwIon. Aitandonc . fc i oauai. Preluding Mm HELEN BUOZYNSKI Mood Cook.- lilond School NICHOLAS WILMES Eng.no , lilond School-19 y or«' •ofvko Mm HE UN t(tOE Mood Cook, Sov'h School Mr. MABEL OiEJNICAK Aim'nni Cook. $ov'h School SEIVIN OLSON Mo mono xo lilond School tuoiNi VAtrr Ma nr«noAc«. Iilaod School M STEllA MAIECKI AwifoM Cook, iilond School PAUL PUCK fnginw 0 d Moin nan South VhooJ oe t)e f- ray6 THIS MCii UPPER UET ...And. plooto Moty. no • ( I odor IOWER UH, -...of I He foihor. ond o ih Son... IOWER RIGHT; M.k Brondot ond Gory Rovnutien ol o OPPOSITE PAGE; UPPER If Hi And for Chmr ot I «onl... IOWER IE FT; foiKort Moddon ond Roh'bojh folk ov« ©Id ,ok«i UPPER RIGHT; Th« fTonfhly Vocol n Mot ploy on .mportont port .n Too Uf IOWER RIGHT; Sopkomor 2 C unit for proyoi .n O op« LOWER LlfTi Oor« l M-kowic odd |u«i thitf pinch o( loll... IOg pteoi LOWER RIOMT: f««h Po h, Kenny, ond M.lle goto « ©rL on iKo cocrldwi UPPER RIGHT: Bui I wroin't doing any h.no. B'olhorl umi iwi, Soon Coldt'ii) mltn thow UI How ifi dan lOWf • Ufl. Slop n®M VP l Hi ho M' I b r IOWH RIGHT. I IhovjM . Mid Pt-f f d I«1 h« buMotm.-UPPIR RIGHT You didn't aow I v o o« oriit did you? ilKlbHitf mil1 1:1 OANGLR Archbishop Dowling wos born In New York City on April 6. 1862, of Irish immigrant porents. After attending the Acodomy of the Sisters of Mercy, he wos taught by the Christion Brothers at Manhattan College olong with the future Cardinals Hayes and Mundelein. After octing os Bishop of Des Moines for eight years, he was appointed the second Archbishop of Saint Paul in 1919. Hs episcopate was most notable for his zeal for the furtherance of Catholic Education in the Archdiocese ond more specifically in the construction of the now Do ta Salle in 1923. .0 CL added % These ore the men of De La Sollo. Here is the eager Freshmon, tho oosy-going Sophomore, ond the restless Junior. These are the 8 others‘ Boys, the cream of the Cotholic Youth of Minneapolis, tho men who carry on DE's proud frodifion of First in Everything. Any organization is only as good as its individual members. The fact that tho name, De La Salle High School, is looked upon with respect ond even envy soys much for these men. Advisory 115 BROTHER EDWARD Kef-gioa I. Spon. h I. lock ' PRESIDENT, Merrill Kiln VICE PRESIDENT, Jouph Brora SECRETARY; W.lllom long TREASURER, Jo- Jenk, d. p jr o ( f'i ii rs c ■ 4ijh p jfr ♦. n dA n if 1 n r p Adt J rs L eB n g 4 r t aLAC n n V a P ' A, , £ 1 n M.Mta A Mr: o r r V l n . Bus fIRST ROW, Doone Bonock. Dowd Bortoih. John BoWwc. Mrchoel Bode . omph Brora. Gregory bvd tynUi. Andrew Boecfcele. Thoraot Oonohve. SECOND ROW. M hoel DoyW. Jowph Golko. fool Mreho. Duono Jedlmtki. ! jm« Jenta. Pot'lck Kelley. Mrrrill Klin . Do. d K ndr k. THIRD ROW, Dortd l Vetqve. williora long. Rrchord Mori In. Stephen Mrller. Thomot Murlowlki. Woyn Mtnenbrock. Anthony Roi.k. Raymond Hem. EOURTM ROW, Plulip Popehn, Gory Rootkie. Trond Srhopl, Ooryjld ScoH. M.(ho ' Setbel. Donald Thorapion. Woher Skamah. Cratg Smith. flTTM ROW, Robert ToraHok. W,ll.om S—m, 28 c U---1 lUii i! i i 5 C- C xj u C ■. C Advisory 1 21 RROTMftR DENIS World Nrttocy. ReU icm I. Eookt’ore. Delta. BiMlnvM Coordlnolof PRESIDENT. TKomor Con, VICE-PRESIDENT; Stop ben Zo,oc SECRETARY Tbo« o Ve TREASURER Tho o« TK -« on EIRST ROW Robert A der on. Rolkwd Bocinr© Rot I and Wok . Robed Serin. Timothy Cody. Thomot Caw , trank c to. Robe t Doliin SECOND ROW, iomi Fowtitler. Dennu Gal..n, Timothy Grime , trek JooUckJ. brute Klein. Dadd Kot. Job Krotka. Morrhew linn THIRD ROW, Pool MortIN. George M«-lovohlm. Edward Miller. A Ion Nelxm. Phillip Noftl . Michoel Ofeert, fternar d OGrody. Mlchool Ptltn FOURTH ROW; frivKt l mr Stephen Robb. a i Romoniak. Gregory Ship,Sock. Po r k Sokol, Rltbord Stovoo . Oon.fl Sol.-.no-V Tho«o Tbeiwen tltTH ROW, Dennn Worehow. Thomo Writ. ) h Wedormon. Pohn Wllleffe. Stephen a(oc .10 Ck © A r £ ■ r V' 6l 1 n ,vfc A k | ■ 1 P Jiy n 0 Q P w 0 1 9 M J n , i r T p i y 19 £ M«ST IOW, Co y Chop . . Cwgi Delomo. M«hool Oroto . Jomot Goopmon, Arthur Grondpre. Ronald Harwood. Donald Hyiond. George lohnton SfCONO low ondoJph Johneon. Robert Kenney, Denna Kmfce. Chariot laOore. Gerald latori. Potnrt MeCo IW. Garold McGwre. W.lbom Moor. THIRO «OW, Hugh Morrn. Fowl Neiion, Jerome Nowok. M.choel PogeoM. Donald Perry. Stephan ftlta Philip SrxJ'ord yy,11,0m land TOURTH IOW. t hard log. (ugane logrv Pe e Soldi. WltLam Shith. Thomat S.«n«f. loborl Sp.nner. Thomat Sondervp. John V.ner HFTW IOW. fdword Volkar. lowr.nc. Waterman. fhomo Young Advisory 201 MOIHCI IfINAROINI Algab'o I, Ra'-gloa I, South Sid AlMe Olrettoc. PRfSIOf NT, Donold Hylond VTCE-PKSIDCNT. George OeRoma SfCRfTARV Jomet Goodman TRIASURIR Robert $p.nner SfIGfANT AT ARMS, f Wd Volkar 31 MMij t « o Ji s- ?11! 1 ? - i i I fulfil Hpji 8 1 I - 8 I 5 | § | f 2 } mil i i h , ] 11 I i 11 ? if 3|| S 5 § 5 o s y y g « £ ►- w rs (A - HHH o w- ftv It ft. % - 1 e % r c V' Jv K , ft ft ft a ' n • MM n w, «■ V P { t ft f £ a) ' ft i ft A ft :T ft U) Vy JKW G -I - f 3 Ck V- , v • r 4 n X • G mr I ft p M p O ft ft ■M kil ft lik r 11 ' ft p MW 1 Advisory 212 EUGENI CONWAY !«« • i. PRESIDENT R.cKomI rtHi.pi VICEJMSiOINT Gory Jocob SECRETARY Mortm Shol'Dono TREASURER Thomot W yrou h SERGEANT AT AtMS Barnord EI ST «OW Hot too Aattno . «rwd unw. John Bioouw «oip Cw o« . JowpA f. Hr. John For rood Jowph GiU P-a. Chorlot Momnuk, S ECONO ROW Jo Mowkni. ! «• May . Jomrt lg l Gory Jorob CNo W Kovwl John lt non Dovid lf«IVy. Bobo Coo koi TMIBO ROWi Dor.rt K.rwan R'Cha'd Kunity, David la Rotme. Jom«i liAoir wil . Rotnek McGrow, Thomoi McMuHnn. John Motrgnr, Tbomot Mo OJv FOURTH BOW Cha lM Nodnir R .chord Rh.l.p . Ji e Rodgortk. Rhd.p Bvtoooo jo «t SoH r. Mark Schrw.dnr, Monm Shol b«n«r. Dam So'bog FIFTH BOW Po ' k Si - Raymond T«i . Thomot Wayrawch, Mrhoal W.lton John Wronui 35 Advisory 216 WILLIAM JOHNSON PhyKol tducofiOA. World Mlltory, Intromurplt. Trock. Ajuttont Coocli ol VlKVrty foot boll PRFSIDINT, Terronce layer VICJ-AMSIDCNT, Jomet Kelly SCCRETARY. Robert PSet TRIASURIR. Timothy leininper n p i1 e n 1 IB rs a P © w'itf n i r ft i 1 a eM r) i n x -• i a o ju t n 1 0 1 n ri r r MlA r n a •V n , 1 r, O r x £ n xBSt jjj-' i ( • o fins I ROW John Sendai. PS,lip groat. John Btyzewtki. lowrence Coble. Georpe Couette. Lawrence Crepeou, frederlck DeG'epoi'e. Steven Doaoqhue SfCONO ROW, grlon Doyle. Stephen Goer re. Donald Holllodter. Jomet Johcoevr. Roymond Julkontki. Jamet Kelly. Wolter Kolod|tkl. Kenneth Kowokki TNIRO ROW: Terrence layer. Timothy leininper. Wolter Moat. Thomot MocPherton, Jomet McCann. Dovtd McUnn Rkho'd Motlniok. Stephen Povlut. FOURTH ROW: Terrerce Petek. Robert Pivec. Richard Schultz. Jomet Soar . Kevin Slock. Robert Slonino. Robert Snepoekl. Mxhoel Sullivan FIFTH ROW: Robert Smehel. Robert Tovb. David Taylor. Jomet Towey. Robert Williomt 54 jMmm r p i . r r r n .r vi- 1 % • O 5 it Jr % m ek P li 0 1 H f v 1 V £ r p © K (▲ © i r- P I t © t r I TJ| f!5 CM O r i £ r P m r r Q r D A i p i 1 p o r m - p V i Advisory 218 FRANK MARONEY World HiWory. Phytkol fdvKOlK) . Inlromvrolt. PRESlOf NT Patrick ONe.l VICE-PRESIDENT. Pot rick Sheehan SECRETARY, Richord Pryd TREASURER Robert HvM SERGEANT AT ARMSi Dov.d Chriflion FIRST ROWi Thomot Bothnok. Gerold Brown. Dovid Oration, Matthew Cunningham. Herbert DeRoma. Philip Femkei. Terrence fpzgerold. Gory Grendohl SECOND ROW, Ralph Hoeg. W.llio Hopka. Timothy Non. Rkhord Moor, tonold Melton. George Horn -. Kenneth Hudobo. Robert Hunt THIRD ROW. Wode Keuler. Auttm Kroner, Joteph loch, John Moleckj, W.llior McUon. Ge'old Muefler. Mrchoel O'Brien. Po r k O'Ne-l FOURTH ROW Lawrence Pe'eryon. Joteph pfoltor. Dean Pohlond. Jamet Pre-tier, John Prew. Rkhord Pryd. Robert Ray. Richard Rocheford FIFTH ROWi Mkhoel Schafer. Patrick Sheehan. Jomei Slevert. John SuBivon, Wilbom Whitfield 35 Freshmen Off Guard ClOCKWISl: I. Goorge Johntoo, Garold McGuire, ond Randy Johnjon Mam to know their way around the fcbroryl ? Bill Hopko and frwndi board South Side Special... 3. ...And jvp two mlnulet before, they were tleeplngl 4 Wo ch out. Oonoghue. Brother Albert 5 Dkk Hear and Dove Chrltllon gel heol while the reit wonder, Who'i ne t?“ mm Advisory IOC •ERNARO H SZVMCXAK Cnglilh II. tolin II. NFl. ond Debote PRESIDENT, Pool GI bU VICE PRESIDENT. Robert Malone SECRETARY: Micho ! Ryon TREASURER. Richord Horten 9 ££ p PS:P 1 T- 1 O Q © 0 1, A1 ii P w O f.ii P Q 1 0 ' AV; fc 1 ?;; n 7'T P tiu x 1 Jlil ?• r X 1 1 % r v 4TJk FIRST ROW Idwoid Adorn. 6ened Borton, Garold Be h on Jomei 6 own. Toma Brown . Pel ' Caioy. John Chodwkk. Mkhoel Cochrone SECONO ROW: Rkhord Goetk . Eugene Cog non. Foul Glgbke. Dem. Gormon. RkKord Non n. G«rold Hore-nto. R-chord H «k. Joteph Hol l d THIRD ROW. David Hgdton, Mkhoel Kennedy. D on londre . Ronald lymer. Georg Moav Robert Mo lone. TKomot Monn.ag. Gory Mcfvoy FOURTH ROW, RkKord MolleM. MkKoel Morlow l.. Jero-e Norton. Dov.d Porter. M«hoel Ryon. Gregory Sheehon. Thomat Velner, Lawrence Wochrlec FIFTH ROW, John Williom 58 FIRST tow Don-el Bcdnarj. John fterg, To ' k Cody. Eugene Cyrwvi. Dovvd Dohln. Bemo.d Dkkl. Jamn Dolt Thomas Doughty SECONO tOW. John Moggerry. M.choel Mommergren. Thomas Hansen. W.lllon. Mermen. Obe'don Heston, Raysond Milo . Michael Hurley. John Job IMHO tow CoMn Johnson. Thomas Reman. Robert LaMere. Raymond londry. Potrkk Leonard. Charles llterty. Dorfd Lyons. V. o Morlnelll KXJRTH ROW, Thomas Me Sweeny. Mkhool Mulligan. David Motrin. John Orr. loRcry Pohl. Donnl, Peters. fdwocd Ro h. Chords Smith. PI PTH ROW: Co old Theb. Michael Wag nor. Dean Willoft, Robert Worshek Advisory 1 2C tROTHER L PELIX Religion II. Industrial Arts. Sopho-more Moderator and Counselor. Mm noopohi Glencoe Chib. Mogatine Drive, Stomp Chib PRESIDENT: Thomas M Sweeny VICE-PRESIDENT; Charles Smith SECRETARY. Mxhoel Mulligan TREASURER: JAchoel Wagner SERGEANT AT ARMS: Donlel Bedno't 39 Advisory 13C a ft h n W. w ft Q ft V“ 7 ' Va . k la o i ' t ft .jfc o ft a ft ft ft I f ft v ■ 7' ft ri r wr_. w ft ft r n ft - AlOYSIUS W. FRANK Canarol Sciatica. Sciatica Club ; A A: y k P A fRtSIDINT foul Connolly VICI-fRtSIDtNT: (dwotd MocOonold ft D ft ft ft ft ft ARAa. ft SfCRfTARY, Jorna. McCoy StROfANT AT ARMS: Dunlot Fortin $■ i V 1 y yft Jr J V; «■ R 0 WST IOW; tobart Anton. fnwn ftodmlok. John Coolo. Vlncanl Cook CoAay. Pool Connalty. Robot. Corrodoto Taaotby CfOwtay, St CO NO ROW, Anthony Cio,kow k, MicAoal Dolton John DoMo-p-port . JowpA Dtnbciok. hAchoal Dunphy. Doom I Fortin, Thomo. Fronh. Donold Gootho THIRD ROW: JoAn G'can . Jonn MIR. John Jon ton Jo mo I (tuw, Jama. Rally. John Koogk. fdword MocOonold. Jom McCoy FOURTH ROW: Tkoaoi Mayat. Thomo. WnM. Timothy Naory. Kannoth fomactaou Donold Schtoo-da . R hord Schworti. Don a I Trvdaow. Chat U. UW FIFTH ROW; AWrod VoW iv«. Edwd Wouoh. Jomai Wahmhcd. lowr.oc. Wailat. 40 % f p r d k P P P P i i Jm at P % it, i p p Jlr' P P P P rVj e _i Ki P A i V Si P P 1 ' v ° r p ?. s X j ? Ipi i B P n P O 9 1 ' . ’ • ; ■ ' 1 n Advisory 14C JOHN SVOBOONY EnglMt III, Moth II PRESIDENT, Jomet uni« VICE-PRESIDENT, Roger Stocker SECRETARY, John Joruiewtkl TREASURER Michoel Byrnei FIRST ROWi Lawrence Belolr. Dennit Bcnf.cld. Robert Bodem, Joteph Bolt. Mkhoel Byrnei. Wlll-am Oregon. Joteph Dvorak. Oennli Dwyer SECOND ROWi Joteph Frame . William Gormely. John Jaiuv iewtk.. Brvce Johnton. Idword Keller. Mkhoel Kennedy. Phill.p Oociget. W.llwm Kleve. THIRD ROW: Jomei little. Richard Mack. TSomat Midlo. Jamet Mitrhell. John Norfing. Gerald School. Otto Schmid. Dennit Schwinn. FOURTH ROW. John Smith Frank Sporty, Dennn Springer, Roger Sleeker. Patrick Svll -von, Michael Willlamt. Meml Wltner, John Wollenhelm u Advisory 23C BROTHER H ROBERT Religion II. Engllth II Trock. Sopho mo Inliomurolj PRESIDENT, Robert Under VICE-PRESIDENT: Jerome Seppei' SECRETARY: Ronold Kl.ne TREASURER: Edword O'Goro SERGEANT AT ARMS. Will-om Schorzle.n § T $1 JfM P • 1 v£'M Jfk ■jL e .V tit JM H- £ r. ? £ JiL t EIRST ROW, Robert AM. Joieph Arbiter. Donold Coition. Joteph Conrod. Jomei Devlin. Thomo Ozlek oomk. . Joieph Gdlick. Robert Hornnon. SECOND ROWi Thomoi Horowidu. Gory Honnd. Henry Huney. R Kord I get. Richo'd Jenien. Ronald Klin . Robert lender, Gory lewd. THIRD ROWi Jomet liemondr, David liliengren. Wllfcom Milkei, Torrent O'Connell, tdnord OGa'0. leRoy Palmer. John Reordon Gilbert Rotcoe. EOURTH ROWi Willlom Schatziein. Ceroid Schoenhofen. Jerome Seppei'. Herbert Voieriwi Richard Weller, Raymond Welter. DaWd Werlich 42 Advisory 24C HtSI BOW: Jon Andreeen. 809 1 B « on. Wlll.om Min .. foul Bold. Khar. Jam Boalge'. Robert Brook . Gorold Sockvj. Bob Cork. SICOND BOW: Georg Carbon. Jota Chamber la. n W.ll-om Oawton. David OeMari. I homo fbner. Thomot litter. Richard CM. Richard Jocobton TMIBD BOW Patrkfc Kvnt. David lomm. Rob 'I MonnoHo. Andrew Morthik. Jom « Mora. Rvttell Moyer. Bkhord Montville, John Morloy FOURTH BOW Bkhord Mortel. John Nochbor. Anthony Ondunak. Donald Richter. Oennit Rooney. Demit Sage. Raymond Schmitt, Che ' ' S «colo PIMM BOW: Robert Sledt. Mkhoel Spllan . Tom Syv r-ion, Richord Vo lho, Terrence Wel h 43 Advisory 207 BROTHER LAURENCE Bellgion II. EngUh III. Deho. Cheer-lender . Swimming, ond Ttfinit PRESIDE NT Mori Brotnohon VICE PRESIDENT, Thomo. bnMn SECRETARY: Jomet Morgon TREASURER David Byron SERGEANT AT ARMS: p p O 0 p O ft £ i l .1 p p, f dt M, i v o p r Ppp , 1 5 £ A M t'A r 0 P 0 0. O p lt - © Vi o p r , ’ p 0 p 0 P p c p - 'r FIRST ROW: Robert Albright. John Bocho. Thoma Bennett. Lawrence Blochs'. Mori Brotnohon. David Byron. Jomet Clapp. Kenneth Coii'an SECOND ROW, Robert Oevi.n, Oovid Dock eft. Joteph Goth. Jomet Hurley. Ja-et Jeettner. Thomot Kelly, Michael Kennedy. William KnouB. THIRD ROW, John Kyhonb. Robert lynch. Ato Molochowikl. Jams Motel. Jo«e Mott-,1 o. Robert McDonald. John M.II1. Jamei Morgan POURTH ROW, Raymond Murray, Jams Nelton. Richord Norby. Thonat Rougler. Richard Smal. leal t Dennit Stein Bail! Stafford. Bernard Taylor FIFTH ROW: ((.chord Tyrgeo John Vanotel. Robert Whelon. Sloe ley don 44 FUST ROW Joteflh SoiMf. J.'Ome SoMwt. Poul Sort.. G oW Berth. PoJrlck Co-!•- «. Morrh Corp.nJ.-_ Robert CoO.Uo. AHred Cu-ie SKOND ROW, I homo, Ooltm. Mkhoel DkklrttO . ]«ph Ooble Jome, Oonoghue. Anthony Rob l Genoch. Po«l Gotino, Fredrick Grochowtk. THIRD ROW, Robert Gen- dorjor Thomot Mix moo. John Harvrood. Albert H.itenlelt, Mlcho.1 Mickey, Paul Mile. Michoel Kiev Do .d lawvjn fOURTM ROWi Mo-ley McCollum. Rob -t Olum. Raymond Ordnnr. D onli Cetevlek. Paul Rimer-cJk. M hoel Sited. Thomoi Smedo, Robert Stuck). FIFTH ROW. Paul Theii. Adrian Thill. W.lllom Tobin. Ne.1 Twrgeon. frneit Walotjk. Advisory 102 •ROTHfR H GIRARD Region III. ItkflMI II. Prod-rotor. ColrJ.ro PRISIDINT. Michoel Slmd VICI PRISIDINT. M-choel M«k.y SICRITARY W.llmm Tob-n TRIASURIR Poul Mile SIRGIANT AT ARMS, Mo-ley McCwHv- 47 Advisory 200 fltST ROW «omx A d f oc Rog And tex. OMAlt Boo'd ir S owl y B'OK . Fred Brown M«ho l Tho a Bv't . Tho oi Coxxoy SECOND ROW. Rob rt 0 1’ B uC« EvoM. Gerald Gc l Robert GaM. Thfxxat Garda Jot G dd t. Robert G«gv r« Alow G-W THIRD ROW, Donald Mock r . Hou. K nn h Movg «. JoAn Ho« r. Robert Huw od. John Jatper. lowr «c JoArno . Do-nil MocSo FOURTH ROW. Georg IfayWw . lorry McDonald. JoAn Montego . Jo l Moor . CAotle Norland. Dovglot Nehon. TAaear R tr. . Robert Rrovt FIFTH ROWi loAn Ropocr. RAill-c ScAoRer. RicKo'd S to t. JoAn wudo Advisory 304 BROTHER GREGORY Religion III. FKywi. Hiyim lection o Science Cl b PRESIDENT Robert Proui VICE PRESIDENT. Robert GovM SECRETARY J«M Ropocr TREASURER Choclet Nee'tond 51 Advisory 306 JOHN I OWN Mechanical Droa.ng •- AkUkIwvI Dr crating PRESIDENT! V«hoel ••Iona VICE PRESIDENT, W.charl Wolke SECRETARY: Thomu Mange Udorf TREASURER. Thomot Wolker TIRST ROW William Avhenfeoch. John Baden M hoel BJolla. John Borxiiera, Fowl 6fomb.Ho. MMhool Cofon. THomot Oon Michael CuHe. SECOND ROW Chu-lei Dvggon. S ewo t Ode . Than. :, Meenan. Parke Hedern. Lawrence loadfy. Todd lowvjn. Roland IoComio. Tkoma Mongeltdorf THIRD ROW: Tht a Muroney Jerome Morqulv. George Marlin. Jomol McNamara. John Neiu. Roger OU, Ren-«rood Pnflel, Pile- PMIIs n TOURTH ROW. Dennn Rudek. Robert Tegeder. Robert Thibodeau. Thornm Turgeon. Thomot Walker, Michael Walker JOHN PHILIP BADEN Born January 2. 1940 Died February 20. 1917 RIF. 52 o «' o v“ r 0 Cfc 1 4 p p p 21 Advisory 307 O Je p i n % ( V jmJ ,n. A a vL i- v Ai' n T p p r. ,51 p p p, L: J ■ BROTMlR OllVIR Rnl.gion III. Typing. 00 00.. 0 Mu o • F V i ♦ © C 1 % ' f a i Jpvj P PW5IDINI Rog.' Towtdte VlCt PRfSIOINT JoM«h Oail SCCRtTARY.- John D«v. TREASURE Thomo. Towfv.lW r L 4 - p p 0 1 • r SERGEANT AT ARMS: David flonnrry MUST tow, Thomo. Ahmo«w. Rog ' AIMm. ob t B oi ho«,. lowtmx, 8««xJ J. '0 « Bov«K... louttnc, Bowman M ho.l CoH.no . ?• .' Chubb SICONO IOW, Ooftold Qon«rh.r. « 0,.-. 3 «ph Dell. D on Ow«f vw. W.ll.o Dwy r. Do..d ftaw , Jam,. Mo ocj Jam,. Haamg TMIRO IOW: Ihomj Murky. ChotW. Mvyth. Ronold J r h. freder-ch K,IWf. Ralph K'oUy, Dual lofot . John Uhnort. t i nond taring FOURTH ROW. D nnit Moth. R.tNxd Maihck. Anthony Mthok | iyV John Wonchomp. Ronald O■borough John Reg r Jo . R-Wy. fv« Shorbo IIITM ROW Patrick Stddnrv lynn 5 ' Thomoj Toorwll,. 0« . Vonlnd,. Gc«flOty WoHh. Co-old Zwltkl. S3 John MM os bom in Worth, County Kilkenny, MM, on September II, 1888, info o lorge CoMk My. Arriving in Americo in 1849, tie m soon on M woy bock to the Continent to study lor the priesthood, into which vocotion he wos o' domed on December 2?, 1861, by Bishop Groce, Directed iorcelul odion seems to hove been the keynote ol this greot churchmon's life, whether he wos ocsing os choploin In the Civil Wor, os builder ol the prevent mogmficent Soint Poul Cothedrol, or os ombossodot to Spain lor President McKinley His enlightened ond commanding hold on whatever project he tooV up mode this mon one ol the great leaden ol the American Church, to iivuM iohn mm. oo, I mm J2m m m m m 'm We of Dc lo Salic a'e |t$ily pouc of our greoti I, :.v.:r ofo In tv ym we hove been here, we hove won boMaf ond | Iboseboll $fotc championships, ond lootboll confer ,we C'O'np.crncs, rd foe’b' Hrrce eta -- I L 05 -Ve nove v- t ncvebprf of irC‘A golf Ja — 09 ffrr 5 orj oct Vjt; n 0 I e povfionj c! fcp ccnVMe r : ri, men , i:( De Lo Sol o hove during the por four years ' exce !eo r ohflefic (•'’Joovcrj r ey hove I'ider- 1 looker Yes. we hove 0 right to be proud of the 1 achievements of our school in athletics. 1 2] 31 Til NO Gerald Bcchmon. Denr.j Soge, Don NoleJny. Dave K01. Jim Moteyka. Anthony Parik. Bob Monnello. Bob Paiement. Jerry King. Joe Schemait. Pat Sullivan. Bob Malone SECOND ROW Frarr Mr-lcger. E :! Macdonald. Horry Dmohowiki Bob Gtwn, Raw! Connelly. M«ke Mulligan Darrel Mocho. Frod Harwood Jim McCoy. Oav loClore. Fat Gilo. Chorlet Smith. M't« McSweeney. M.k. Rond THIRD ROW Tom Gobro. M.ke tmnegan. Uk iget. Ken Fhher. Joe Srocco. Mike Waft O'. D k Sitori. Oenn. Frank. Boll Sirori. John Jafuuew-BElOW. Denny layer All-State. All-Conle-ence. Bob Pr0i,i AlbCon-lerence, Bob Sllorx ond Fronl Commari. Honoroble Mention All Conference. kl. Oenny loyer. D k Worren. Mike D«klnton, Jome Devlin, Chorte. Kre.wr. tom Hero-wicki LAST ROW Stan Homertkl, Roger Albert, Kev.n O'Keefe. Tom Igel. Bob Frovi. John Deruj. Dan G«ee y. Ron Johnjon. Gene Gllligon. Jim Gteatoo, Mike Slliltran. Joe Mllbower, M.ko Wetiermon. Dare Re.lly. Lyle 6.edjche d Frank Common. Jim Tobiot. Fete Chubb, Cary Roumuuen. BEIOW. Mr liowley ond Mi. Johnjon. w.th b.x.j Denny laynr. Rogoi Albon Mike Mulligan. Mike Finnegon. and Charlie Smith Football Teams Have Tough Season 56 SCORES OPPONENT DE Robbinsdale ... . 34 21 Washington 32 12 Boys Town ... . . 25 25 Cretin . 13 7 Cathedral .. 7 48 Regis .. 40 0 St Thomas ... .. 18 19 Minnehaha Acad . . 12 13 Bcbbinidolo i 0 la Salle Woilunglon H |K 11 Da to Soil Under the leadership of the now hood cooch, Mr. Frowloy, Do 10 Salle fought its way to second place in the CCC football league for 1956 Plogucd with inexperience, with only five lottcrmen returning, the Wonders compiled a season's record of three wins, four losses, and one tic, their conference record consisting in two wins and one loss. The opening game of the season found DE uprotted by Robbmsdale 31-20. after tying the powerful team at the half. 13-13, on two touchdowns by Denny layor Next, DE took on the unbeaten Washington High of Sioux Foils, South Dakota In this game, the Islanders became the first team to score ogoinst the Worriors this year even though DE lost. The final score was 34-12 in favor of Sioux Falls. 57 l lond ' . in ntuin ptf y . Mop Cre in in h« Ho «o«i ng Gam W bno IN Tomn let Showing their fighting spirit, the Islanders traveled to Omaha, Nebraska, on September 28. where, remembering the 27-0 defeat of lost year, the DE eleven stormed tho Boys Town Colts to a 25-25 tie Then, on October 7, Homecoming spirits were dampened when the Cretin Raiders won a see-sow gamo 13-7. The game proctkolly stopped oil Do La Salle's title hopes Tho trip to Samf Cloud, however, ogam sporked DE's spirits, os 4ho Rockites trounced the Crusaders 8-7. rolling up 413 yords ogomst 88 for Cathedral. The season ended on a bright note as the Frawlcy men boat St. Thomos 19-18. and os Denny layer was named Catholic All-State, and was placed on the All-Conference Teom along with Bob Prous. Bob Siiarz, and Frank Common 8 MRS! ROW, Dennli Soge. Robe-1 Unde- Robert Vonnello. George Moot, Ro«oW lytrrr. Woteyko, j.m Devlin. SCCOND ROW Bob Molone. Ro Svllivo . Dirk Igel. Joe Dobl« To™ fbne-. Jerry Honing. Roger Stacker. B Team Has Few Opponents SCORES OPPONENTS: DE Cretin 26 0 Bloomington 26 18 OE Froih 0 18 59 H«ST HOW. M b«rt D Bomo. Jo J-n S i n. Bob Hunt. ChotWt Kav l J.m J.nVt. IMW ton, John Bill0 1 i. Anthony Patlk, Tom Doooghu. B-kw. OoyW SfCONO HOW Povl Moit-nt, J«rom Conway. WoH«r Kowolikl. Die AII«ndoH. Jim Good. , John Witt men. Jim Provt. Bill o«d. M.k ««m. STANOING Bert Kwlly. COACH. John D l.n. Pol MtCon ill . Wolt«f HIM. T y Uty t. Bill Dfovot. Dorn Clwittio . Bob Andatton, Ed Vol r, B'll Pay . Don Thomnt, fdword Robholl . Bob Doliin. Uehord Hobday. 6dwo d Richard Ph.llipt Frosh Show Spirit SCORES OPPONENTS: DE Bloomington 7 14 St. Thomat 6 0 Rormey Jr. 26 0 Crotin 20 0 DE B Team 20 0 Bowlers Have TO tow A hv I work -. G 'old Sho nho n John McOwtky. John • •. Ml MoH-on. lorry UrHchwh. i« G! a on. V«for S..I r. Pool Thao. John ChomUrlm. Fr d UVo . Jo Wlbovor FOUtTM OW. OmH Modd« Sob McOonoW. Jim Morgon. Arnold Crohn, tonold Sha kr. Jorry Norton. Day t .l y, l« Tvrgoon. Tom Plants. Gory Parodti . J t'y Now THItO OWi Gory McEvoy. Tom Doughty. Donnn Oonol John Krowcsyk, To trU'ior. Ph.l Gorbor, totph Roll. Jtm Fudoii. Pot Horon. Tom Gobock. Jerry Morqwo. Mlko Johnwon MCOND tOW bob Hu-i'ixJ. Donnn tA.tr I John G gw f . Oov Nomok. C lth lomtclW Slaw G o ko. Bob Ttu bod ov Dow B hvn. John M rmk. P t Nh-, EltST tow Jo- , R lly. J r Good Year lawnt. Bob B o xhon . John Job. Jtm Immandt 60 ABOVE, TOP ROW, Don Svlllvun. Bob Spinner. Tom W,xPt r on. Tom Ih«Hvw . John Ring,term. MIODIE ROW, Dove Worfcch. Eogo, 01.1 Tram Vcnt'ob.'.av Alan Nahon. Jim Me.gon BOTTOM ROW John SpUlor . Pool Hite. Tom Wei. - N.ck Pololo Goorge Hit UPPER RIGHT, Tom 5wo lj« m octlo IOWCR UFT, Nick Poloio In oc .on IOWER RIGHT, Goorge H.U ,-if tooling Swimmers Soar The record books of De Lo Sollo wore completely rewritten this year by the strongest swimming team DE has ever hod Hard work by Brother Laurence, Moderator, Mr Gufstafson, Coach, and Tom Swoolscr, Captain, hot paid off in the formation of a great competitive group. $on or Members have been outstanding this year. George Hilo made a surprise switch of stroko ond become tho team's best bockstroker Ross Noord added needed strength in the 40 yard ond 100 yard freestyle events, while Nick Poloia was a hard man to boat in diving, giving DE the advantage in an event which is usually weak. Tom Sweetscr addod mony points to the team total in the 200 yard freestyle. Tho team will miss these seniors next yeor, but shows enough depth to promise championship performance for years to come. The group closes tho season this yeor with tho inauguration of the Private School Invitational Tournament sponsored by De la Salle ffiONT HOW Tom J.'h . Kr.th lovl- '«. Ve.n« =of- D-m ■ -ic ti- Gn-lr. C -,g„ Mont Clark High. $.11 Go m:«y. V.ro Mnr.nnlli Tom Hivw StCOND ROW D .t „ M,k« Aiod i. Tom finnk. Henry HuiM-y. J V. IClro tinuf My r, l Roy Rolil Vo Tr tl torIwnQ LAST tow Gary R ) -vlien ft Horn I COACH. Did Gcmloy Tern Gebro. Mike Murtowyki, Chorlei IMRtly Bill Dwyer ob KromoXiuk. tied leVoll. Cheerleaders Through defeat and victory our varsity teams have been backed by the cheers of tho student body leod by capable direction of the cheer-loaders, Undor the supervision of Brother lourence. the members of the group hove put in long hours m the gym learning new routines to stir up the spectators to fever pilch. The group consists of the following. Jim Bierden, Pot Horan. John Krawczyk, Mike Sovoge. Dorian Boyle, Bob Wcxchek, ond Henry Rom-poge Wrestlers Grow In its two yoors here of Dr- la Salle, the wrestling team, under tho copoble coaching of Mr. Horning, has become one of tho most popular minor sports in the school leod by seniors Keith louiselle. Tom Gcbro, ond Clark High, and with o number of promising sophomores aboard, tho sport shows overy ind Ot on ot O long successful run ot De • I um« IEFT: CbCoptoin Dorm Ntkabon. Gvord lOWfl UfTi lyU Bledacfcoid. Forward UW« BIGHT Gerry Cho . Gvord IOWEB BIGHT: Charlie Wiekner. Carter. ABOVE BIGHT: CoCaptaIn Povl lehmon Forword lEFTi J rp GWa on. Carter Varsity Takes Fourth State Title OPPOSITE PAGE: lofh to Biflht: Oenrie MickeHon. Povl Connelly. Jc« Andr n. Sob Brook . JoKr iorton. Blit Brown. John Oerui, Jim GWaion. Mr Emnhart. Coodi. Pool tohmoA, Chart Wicknef, Lyle B.edKhrhd, Ml Mrxdonold. lorry WeUh. Bruce Evom. Mock Broinahan. Joo Doll. M.ke Slirwd 65 ASOVf l.tt t0 Bight Mo-k fcotnobon ..«l. two to Ot sgoint B gi ot fou Clo- D «y M«k l o« climb om a Cod ' to two mo Jo OoU in oCioa ogo—tt B g.t Jim GWotoo go to two M lb Tomrni ' bom COort L tl Ovl l hmo« ogoinit Cdnox .« k -ld « w gf Ifcgbt G fy Cbo lump ogowilt IdikO . b tping lb lOondari to win 64-43 Seniors Spark Snatch of State De lo Salle climaxed another successful season by capturing its fourth straight Stato Catholic Baskotball Championship. Defeating St. Cloud Catholic, Cretin, and finally Cotter for the crown DE was the first school to win the coveted title lour years consecutively. The Senior-dominated starting five polished off a remarkable 19—2 record for the season, winning the Central Catholic Conference for the fourth consecutive time. Coptoin Paul lohman was consistently high-point man every game, ending up with o 24.5 average. Aiding Paul with scoring punch was either Gleason, Mic kelson, or Biedscheid, os DE hod of least threo men in double figures every gome. As o team, the Islanders overaged 67.7 points per game with a field goal accuracy of an astounding 44.7% for the over-all season. In the opening gome of the season Shokopoo foil 79—39 with four of our starters in double figures. Columbia Heights fell next 64—5f Edison and DE tested Benilde's new floor, much to DE's liking, 64—43. Edison avenged the loss 57—55 ot William's Arena in tho low point of the Islandor season DE continued domination over Regis of Eou Claire defeating them twice. 52—39 ond 73—50. A trip to Fargo, North Dakota, gave the Islonders a 58—25 victory over Shandley. Lehman hit for 35, making 68% of his shots. DE then fell to city-champion Roosovolt, 70—68, with Lehman sifting out tho third quarter with four fouls. Denny Mickelson's bosket in sudden death overtime 67 gavo the Isalndors o 70—68 victory over Red Wing. Austin Porcelli noxt pressed the taller DE squod but Lehman's 26 points were too much for them, and DE won 53—47. In their lost non-conforence gome DE swamped Rochester Lourdes 73—45 In a Loker Preliminary. The Islanders mode a rout of the conference with the closest game having on eight point margin. Cretin was the toughest foe giving the Islanders a 68—60 ball game. On the home court Lehmon scored 42 points ogainst Cretin, beoting them 86—70. When Paul left the gomo. he hod outscored tho Cretin teom by one point. Biedscheid hod his high gome against St. Cloud, scoring 29 points in on 86—48 sloughter In the other gome with St. Cloud, the Islanders won 64—47. St. Thomas never come close to their form of last yeor ond thus wo won both gomes 68—51 ond 45—29. The Stare Tournament was all De la Salle In spito of the loss of starter Denny Mickelson due to illness. The Islanders ran away with Cotter in the cbompionhip game 67—41. Cretin came within three points, 55—52, In the lost quartor of tho semi-final game, but an Islander surge gave up a 67—58 win. DE swamped St Cloud 73-35 in the first round game with Cooch Rinehart clearing the bench eorly in the third quarter. Forward Poul Lehman and Center Jim Gleason represented De La Salle on the AIT State team leham broko the individual scoring record for three games with 81 point. The Outstanding Player Award was presented to Poul also lor his brilliont play and loadorshlp. DE Opponents DE Opponents Shokopce Columbia Heights .. 10 44 29 37 18 Preview 32 .. St. Thomas .. .. 43 46 Edison 18 73 .. .... Benilde Frosh .. 35 32 Regis 22 of 24 .. Wilson .. 38 38 . Roosevelt 28 36 .. Ramsey .. 53 29 . St. Cloud 25 49 . . .... Edison .. 51 23 Red Wing ...... 26 Future 49 Bryont 28 43 . Benildc 41 34 .. Downtown .. 36 36 . Cretin 43 43 Edison .. 36 26 St. Thomas 25 Champs 46 Soph All Stors .. 61 66 54 . St. Cloud Pocelli . 34 58 78 29 Cretin South Royals .... .. 34 .. 24 63 Regis 43 47 ... DE B-Squad .... .. 54 41 St. Thomas 30 25 Ramsey 47 62 Cretin ... 58 37 St. Thomas .. 59 54 . DE Frosh 47 54 ... .... Bryant .. 16 63 . Benilde .. 51 Won 7, lost 9 Won 14, loti 3 69 Archbishop John Gregory Murray was born In Woterbury Connecticut, on Februory 26,1877, was ordained at Louvain where he hod been studying, in 1900, ond was appointed third Archbishop of Saint Poul in 1931. The first holf of his administration here was renowned for the impressive expansion in the field of Cotholic Education, while the second holf Is noted for his providing the forthful with more opportunities to hear Moss and opprooch the socromenfs by opening new parishes and authorising the construction of new churches in more accessible locotionv During his term of office eighty-throe new ponshes were founded in the Twin Cities ond the surrounding area urr to iiomti m: s Hilary, Banildvi Club. K OUfKO CM . Siomp Cl Mr Kdomt. Ch,i Club. s ctivitieS Here at Do Lo Solle we hove many types of activities, ond it is o tore student who is not in some one or other There ore speech ond dromot clubs, religious clubs ond porents' clubs; there ore science clubs, hobby clubs, and the glee club. Any student con find some outlet for ony particular interest in some organization oround tho school Everyone knows of the great prowess of our athletic teoms, ond the school tokes great pride in them, But we look with equal pride on the achievements of some of our less spectoculor activities, ond the individuals who hove worked so hard to bring them success. DE Debaters Develop Depth The Do lo Salle section of the Notional Forensics I cogue has had on oventful year The purpose of the organization being the fostering of better formal speaking and debating, the members hove engoged In some thirteen competitions during 1957 gathering almost thirty owords for proficiency n one field or another. This yeor De la Solle played host to the Stoto Catholic Debofe Tournoment at which our group took third ploce with Donnis Robb being nomed Outstanding Debotor. Mlchoel Wollcr is president of the club, Donnis Robb vice-president, Jock Horner socretory-treosurer, and Dennis Wodley librarian and editor of the NFL Reporter the club's offlciol publication. Mr. Szymczok hos boon the moderator and cooch of this group for the post four years. Mr Siywaok with iev rol d the off lali from the Stott Catholic Dtba t Tourwo—nt hold ot 0 lo SoUt this ytnr ABOVt ntST ROW John Mortfy, M,k Rosso, Jort Horner, Achoey Oou'inoh Uhord Crll SfCONO ROW. M.i« Owimiee lorry ittmrfk, Fd«tyd Mir. M.k. Weller, Del Worrte. THIRD ROW. Gregory Wohh. Omeil leg ', Robert Gunderson Robert 5Udr TOR ROW, Jim Berden. Dtnnn Robb, 0 ml Wodlty. Albtrf Hene felt. The Islander BOTTOM BOW: Paul BoMitcfcar. 0 V Schmid, K n«««h H .m, Vxho l Romo. R .chord Copm-lond, Nopot o« OfcfMimkl, Jo I Princatoiv Eug « Cyrwv . Thomo Honton. SECOND BOW, Jam ! E«g tklng. Jwom Srooowtki. Jomts Collloo . David Iom. Will lorn Doanon, Alan $ h«nk. Patrick Cody. OtMill Mictohon. S v n dowlo. Porricfc Mocho TMIBD BOWi Potn k Figg«. Georg Plourde. lowr.nce Stewczyk. Dieter Weller. Riehord Vow Vo. Thomai Burke. Peter Colly. Robert Hermonn, William Doyle. John leonord TOP BOW: John Copeland. John Conwy, Victor Seiler, William Monion. Thomot Gordo. Michael Emery, ferd Plowrde. Pool Hoffioger. Philip filah Ron Noord Recovering from the journalistic depression of lost year, the ISLANDER has mode outstanding progress during tho '56-'57 season under the guidance of Brother Poul, Ranked as one of the top school newspapers in the state, the ISLANDER has provided onjoyment for both the student body and members of the staff. In 1925 the ISLANDER was admitted to the Minnesota High School Press Association. From this point, the troll of printer's ink leods up a rocky road, littered with broken typewriters ond All-American a-wards. DE's newspaper of '56-'57 has added to its laurels membership in tho Catholic School Press Association, Nationol Scholastic Press Association, Columbia Scholastic Press Association, and Quill and Scroll. 73 The Delta BOTTOM HOW NapoW OV-o.ln kl. franc M.u.r , Povl Ho«ng '. MJdwel Rouo. Sle.en GlowVo. Jool Prince. D n . M«k«hofl. Alon ScKunk SICOND ROW: John l«onord. TKo- mj Petoooo. Jo«m tngell.ng. Patrick Horon. of n Crowe xyk. Patrick Cutty- Sto«- (mU. N Kolot Potoio. TOP ROW, Null OTMt. VWof SetWr, Jo« « Crocro t. Hartry M ry. Frud IpVoir, W.lllom Munvxv PotrrcV Ttgg . lowror SrrwcryV In publishing the 1957 DELTA os on all-school yoarbook the Sonkxs hope to continue this tradition which they believe o fundamental of the Islanders' spirit. In order to ensure that this end bo accomplished, eight editors were appointed by yearbook moderator, Brothor Laurence. Editor James Crocroft wroto tho Dedication, the oulogy of Archbishop Murray, and the Theme. Pictures of the underclossmen wero handlod by oditors Stove Glowka ond Tom Peterson. Lawrence Szewczyk edited the Activities Section, Nick Palaia the Sports Section, Vic Seiler the Feature Sections, Henry Merry the Senior Section, and Jorome Stan-owski the Faculty Soction. Tho Inside covers were dono by Alan Schunk and Mike Rosso, while William Munson did tho resoarch on the lives of our Bishops. _________— mcnovi wont, JOhtt faowMt SEAZfO N FRONT ROW V.nc S fr, CorroJt Danish. Pot Gilo . Pat lofxjto. frothor P(r%4, Kay Wagner. Jim Bt r-d o BACK BOW, J.rn Crocaft (UA, A,— •- • “ — VWO 0 Ni GwoM Gonkl. VAeta. 0©.. U Mtakoe . 0 md Wfcw«v. Mon ST . —• —• ■ ■'- “’ — -. • « • ’s Drama’ « a W L0', 'W. • D. la Sou. Dramot- •Mh Ih. aid ol ZT j 5 T° °« • —O . Brother, e Of the senior members of the club, produced Jim UOCroft’s original creation. The Foco,” In the Annual Ploy Fev fivol Although Brother was pleased with this performance, the climax of his direction did not come until the night of February 10, when the club put on the best play seen oround here m five yeors. Not Dead! That play was. of course the well-known The DC men were assisted by the v pr w„ Night of Jonvory 16th. copoblo Saint Anthony High men were ossrstea uy ___ oerx speech clow. Kay Wagner ploying the g.rl lead The combined eloquence of Jim Crocroft and Jim Cngetking, together with the professional charocter«xot on of Jim B«erden. Carol Daniels, Jerry Dirk-7 -, ° d °r”ra o realistic Imp,onion ol o covr1 ,ho' wt nor ■ be lot gotten by thov. who wttnesjod it School 74 “The Night of January 16th” UPPER It FT: Po lopoioi 'How dote you talk to me that way! ABOVE: Jim Bit'deni I tee R oil now—I killed him! UPPER RIGHT; Devero Rolrmlle. Certainly, why not? LOWER RIGHTi Sorry O'Brien! But you reoli o that mine It no the only block edon In New York Oty. BttOW: Pat Lopoto and Roy Woo ner talk owe the ploy with Vince Se«ten while Brother Poul and Oave Turgeon watch approvingly. LOWER LEFT: Jury: We End the de tendon Not Guilty. LEFT: Jim (ngelking, “Mr . Faulkner, I'm to glod you could appear Scientists Specialize in Profitable Preferences Branch Sternal, Robert Gunderton. Philip Schofer. Ron Noo d. John Wolle«hel-n. Jerome ill Wodtey, Richotd Tuigeon. THIRD ROW, Doone lofore, Jome« Mengelkock. Roberf Andervyi. Jler. Lawrence Siewtryk. Dovtd Muirin. Ronald Rorrtih, Michael ChcHnjon SECOND ROW; eho. Roger Anderjon. John Voncnek, Patrkh Horon. Richard Gill. Jome Molek. fronl Spartx W, Roger fronk. Delmor Hogon. Rkbord Norby. Thomot CrocroH, Michoel Cotfodio, Robert On© of the most mtoresting of the extra-curricular activities ot De La Salle is th© Science Club, this year under the direction of Mr. A. W. Frank. Th© chief aim of th© organization is th© cultivation of Interest In science in its more specific phases. Without th© pressure of tho classroom routine the members of th© club can dwell for a longer timo on the subjocts they find most Interesting. There aro four divisions within tho group. Brothers Matthew and Gregory guide th© physics ond chemistry sections respectively, while Brother Robert and Mr Frank head the biology and radio sections. These faculty members form a board of odvisors for the president of the club, Ross Noard. Other studont officers Include Richard Turgeon, Vlco-Prosident, and Michaol Custodio, Secretnry-Trea urer. RADIO SECTION. SEATED: Joromo Nlinlk and Robert Anderton. STANDING lowrence landry. Ronald Porrlih. Roger Andonon, Rrfhard Gill, ond Thomoi Hmma. Wodloy, Phillip Sdtoollor. Jo r« Mongo tuxh. Pool Boiko BEIOW Bl OlOOV SECTION, loll to Right: Dvano Poll. lowrorco Swwczyk. Robert 8odor . Dowd Murrln. Robort lynch, Roger Fronk. Brother Robort. 78 Y De La Salle Patroness Society Tho deli female bond it hailed lor and wide os possessive ol powers ol reconstructs, both beoutilul and procticol. It mokes little difference whether that woman is one or many, In the cose ol the De Lo Sollo Patroness Society, it is many. Although primarily social in purpose ond function, the activities ol this largest organized womon's society In the stote ore highlighted with such (und-roismg events os cooking schools, style shows, bingo parties ond participation m the Community Club Aword Contest ol Rodio Station WlOl. In ossuming o responsibility not necessarily theirs ond turning this responsibility Into success, the mothers continue on oge-old hobit ol hord work, small reword ond everlasting gratitude, ftroriw Norbtrt. (Vector, and Mr. Svtlivon Court«y o MinneapoU Star) De La Salle Alumni In 1916 a group of De Lo Sallo graduates met to folk over their successes and failures since leaving the Island As the years passed and tbo Association began fo toke on new members, increased size brought with it increased responsibility. Their meetings bogan to take on a new significance as this conscientious group became acquainted with and acted upon the needs for physical improvement at De Lo Salle. The Association has helped to defray the expense of furnishing the Brothers' home, and has conducted its own drive to obtain the new Blessed Benilde High School in St. Louis Pork. The officers of the club ore the following: James Sullivan, PRESIDENT, class of 1932; John Byron, VICE-PRESIDENT, class of 1946. John Reger. RECORDING SECRETARY, class of 1951, Thomas Ticen. FINANCIAL SECRETARY, doss of 1945. Fred C Livermore; TREASURER, doss of 1931. 7 UFT TO MOHTi Mr. Schumacher. Mr. Tronk. Mr Mon - tORMH W1ESI0INT. AIf fofcl. Mrs Binko. BORMM SCCRETARY. Mrv McMvIWn. Glencoe Club One of the organlzotions at De Lo Salle that I not composed strictly of student is the Gloncoe Club. It is formed by the potent and rolotives of Christion Brothers who are from Minneapolis, and those of DE men now studying to become Brothers. The purpose of the club is twofold. First, it provides opportunities for social gatherings omong groups of poronts and relatives who have much In common. Second, it provides financial oid for the Brothers' Junlocate ond to their House of Studies. Officers are Mr. Frank, PRESIDENT, Mr. Pahl VICE-PRESIDENT. Mr. Schumacher. TREASURER, and Mrs McMullen, SECRETARY. Brother L Felix is the MODERATOR. 9 The Benildus Club BOTTOM BOW: Dennli MkbaUori. Patar Mar ga . TroncH Jlrik. Tbomoi 0 9. Joaapb S W oo«l, Robart Jobnton. Jaroma King Joal Prlrxafen. Oovkl Bahun. Tkcmn Swaaftar. Jo « loClora SECOND BOW, Sfavan Ooliin John CohlH. Joaapb KoM. A Ion Schvnk. CWo Moddan. (koaot Willatta. Jomat [ngtlking. THomot Giatar, Olotar Wa.'ar. Nxk Potoio. Donold Honan THIRD ROW: Jaroma Shinowth.. Oor-al Graotey. Do..d Dahan Dann.i Robb Robart Bryndto. Wlllwm Hoflmon. Tatar Cutty, TKomot Gab o Trad Norwood. John Lao-nord. TKomot loVaMa TOR ROW, jomat Berdan. Wor-an Iowa. Jomat Croc rob, lyla 6. ad acKaid. Jomat Mya.t Henry Marry. Ron Noord. Jaroma Oirkarv Wllbom Munton. TroncH Cowan. This organ, at,on was named after Brother Benildus. a Christian Brother, who was declared Beatus by Pope Pius XII in 1948. The purpose of the club is to pray. work, ond sacrifice so that God will bless the world with many worthwhile vocations, especially to the priesthood and religious life. There are ninety-nine octive members in the club—oil Seniors The four officers ore Dennis Mickelson, PRESIDENT; Thomas Sweetsec, VICE-PRESIDENT: John Leonard, SECRETARY: and Froncis Commers. TREASURER. Brother Hilory is the MODERATOR of tho group. BOTTOM ROW: RobarT Srhroor. W.Hioa, Harytrkkx Rxhord Go.marly. John SpiUoae. R K ord jobnton MkHoel Roman . Gaorga Ryon. Job Corlond SECOND ROW, Chortet Cot bown. M-cKoal Brondat. M-cKoal Habn. Robart Boxlor, Igor r.omort ruk. John Svll.von. Robart B.ilorto. Jomat TudoV TKomot Rtontt THIRD ROW. Cory Rorodae. Bor'd Mow Wilbom Uinmgar. RKtU Pilot Gaor®a Hite. Corton Marron. Robart Harmon . Job ICrow-(ryi. Job TaM TOR ROW: John W.lkat, Dann-t Crovan. Robart Kromorwvk. John Blau. Trad laVolr. Vaxant Sartan. Jomat Murrey. Lewranca Ulttthub. NaJ OSaalc Stamp Club IER TO RIGMti Donn.t $l ln. John Bocho. Lorry Siowciyk. Anthony CiojkowUi. from von Bobonov. Membors of tho Stomp Club searched throughout the year in vain for o rare stomp that would make them millionaires. However, for their trouble they obtained o wealth of knowledge ond on|oymcnt instead. Meetings were held evory other Tuesday in room I2C. Brother Felix sorved os moderator. Club officers are Larry Szewczyk, PRESIDENT; Dennis Stein. VICE-PRESIDENT. SEATED. Bob lynch. Dunnit Roorwy. tW«nl« Dwytr. lorry Sxowcxyk. R««oll Mynr. Donna Robb SECOND ROW, Pot Kunz. Bob AWo John Nochbor. B.ll Doyle. Joe WoM, Ml Dow . Dove Lamm. THIRD ROW: Bob Stedx. Col John . John ChateberloMi. Wayne Onergren. Id Keller. LAST ROW: Bob Brooke. Tom Bennett. Koy Murray. Roger Bergman Chess Club Tho Chess Club ot ihc Rock is made up of quite a number of quiet intellectuals. The members moot eoch Friday in the Btology Lob whoro they receive expert help on the fundamentals as well as tho intricacies of the game, and then participate in intro-team competition Under the moderation of Mr. Eliot Adorns, club members this year havo engaged in interscholastic contests in which they have been very successful. 81 Tl « 0 S TO BOW To Norwood, T AmKony CKwio'ioV. Bob Wh km. BtH Jitiw HONT BOW 1'rm ™ nr. M ry M rv. Boy Wo oy. )ot M.1bov«. Jim K„b -v lo THIKO BOW. GwoM $vKo i.Ko n. o Krovrczyk. Oo « BaXwn. Don Fortin. td «««'. Dow Tu.g.on SKOND BOW: Tom Coido. Bob SWd . Moron, 0 II Wo • . N«li Poloro. Igor Kromorcxvk. John Norwood Bob Lynch. Boi.l Stoll or d. Bril Gormwly. Todd lowtor. AA.W. W-IW Bob Under tho direction of Brother Igno-tiu . the Do Lo Soil© Glee Club hos for the third yeor mode on ©ot-stonding name for itself In musical circles throughout the Twin Cities. Const on t practice hos equipped this organization with o repertoire including religious, classical, semi-c lassie a I, and novelty selections always performed in o professional way. ■ASSfS TOr BOW, Bob r dw. foul Mofl.rvger. Ned CW., .chord Moolvlll . C rold Copvfa. V nc nf S rr n. 6 5 v«r,o«, Tom G bro. Dm DuTHIftO BOW Bob Kromarcrvk. Bob Hed lur'd. Bob 8.lo fo. Jim rng lklr 0. Jim KoMod e. Mik B.lorio. Dorrol Bailor. Tom Ahmonn SKONO BOW XNord Gocmofy. Mlk Me.ll . Jim Malhe.t, P.1, C J y. Ba Mot ho Charf„ ColHovn BoooW Shotky. M.k Sull.vo TBONT BOW.. Bob Sthroor. Tom lovoJU Lorry Jo Conrod. Don Jvrek. Jo Bov r. Bichord Gilt. Jerry barton jom G b ck ° ° d Officer of the group for this yoor are Jomos Engolking. PRESIDENT; Tom Sweetser. VICE PRESIDENT, Pot Moron. SECRETARY; Bob Hod-lund, TREASURER; Tom Gebeck, WARDROBE MANAGER; Dove Tur-goon. PUBLICITY MANAGER; Jim Mothois. HEAD LIBRARIAN. The accompanists are Thomas Gazda ond Darrel Mescowic. ABOVE Tha Octal goat wild M+iila raHeortirg for St. Morgorat'i UPPtt RIGHT: Glea CM proaica, tpallad WOR-ICI LOWER RIGHT: Than, odor long houn ol IO.I-TRIUMPHI Thomas langdon Groce wos born in Charleston, Soolh Carolina, on November 16, 1814 Receiving the call to religious life or the ogc of sixteen, he jtud-cd ot Saint Rose's Priory where ho mode profession os a momber of the Order of Saint Dominic on June 12. 1831 After finishing his studies obrood. Bishop Groce worked In tho Southern missions until appointed, vory much ogoinst his natural Inclinations, to the Episcopate In 1859 Beloved by his flock, widely influential in all circles bocavse of his great leorning ond irreproachable gentlemonliness., Bishop Groce made nis term os head of the Archdiocese one of the greatest in extensive and Intensive development. : ; T RtVfJfNO THOMAS IANCOON OSACf. Ot.O.D. eatureS Tho Footufo Soction of ony yearbook is probably the most popular port, for here words and pictures portray the events that we will recall with fondest memories later on. The donee pictures, the snapshots of Homecoming Week, the Senior Poll gallery, ond other ohotos particularly amusing to the graduating closs will live on. These pages will acquire with time more and more value as the members of thot doss, because of the different roads they will follow, become for one onother just the memories captured here in print Here s the section that will make us look back ond say, Well, for cryin' out loud, do you remombor...? UPPU RIGHTi Moil Amfcitiovi W. Ton $w tMr lOWtR RIGHTi Senior With Mo SeKool Spirit, Jim Sw'don IOWIR ItFT. 6«tl O.nvvod S.n.or. Gory PoroAw lerr. B Arhlofe. Poul UKnwn ABOVE: Motl likely To Wood. John Rtma'dk, RIGHT Kd Mon Foe the Senior Ckm. 0 nnU M toUen. (£ . tyou Pietunc ... being invited to the brother ' home for dinner? Phil Gerber in the glory of o 300 gome? Chorlie Wirkner with hair on hi heod? Jim la Clare talking the arm off you? Jim Bierden mod at the world? tomeone actually buying tomething ot Snyder' for one of tho e ca h receipt ? Linda answering ot St. 9-2028? tomeone at DE who doe n't have a lifetime membership ot Al' ? Joe Kohl in the professional wrestling game? Linda ot St. 9-2028? Larry Scxewczyk using a one-syllable word? Bill leininger on a black bird hunt? Sven. 'ZfcLfrfreHett fo .. that eo y Senior year? Mr. Novak's war stories? Brother Wolbert's comb? Joe Kohl's precious cargo? the field trip to Shakopee? Brother Leo from the South Side who never lo t a magazine drive? Charlie Wickner' English class? Linda ot St. 9-2028? A full week of school ot DE? the Delta'' for 1957? our Latin Week buttons? our Latin? Linda? fo 7cuenfi4 POINT It Don let them talk you into paying your graduation fee in advance. POINT 2: Corry your bus poss with ot all times. POINT 3: Never attempt to grab o cigarette in your locker. The ventilotion is poor. POINT 4: Your best protection during intromurols is a Blue Cross cord in your shirt pocket. We hope you heed these helpful hints,-They’re bound to set you straight. But if you find them hard to take. -St. 9-2028. Jock Coll nary. B o S r K«vin B. o«d Jud e Joknion wort-ing for fh. bond to Mott. A highly spirited student body, lod by the senior deportment, observed o successful Homecoming weekena from October 5 to 7. On Friday. 385 couples packed the auditorium to capacity, Inaugurating the octrvifies The Mari-Notos, a band mode up of Saint Mary's College sfudonts under the direction of Brother Paul, wore superb, featuring Glen Miller arrangements. At 10:30 sharp, petite Morge Harveau of Edison high school was crowned 1956 Homecoming Queen of D© to Salle by Shoron McNulty, last year's Homecoming Queen - Her escort was Stanley Wodziak. The two honored attendants were Mary Kay Dupont of St. Morgaret's Acodemy. escorted by Mike Bednorz. and Joan Tetzlaf? of St. Anthony high school, escorted by Gory Paradise. 92 On Saturday, a pop roily, the first in Island history, vuos bald on the southern rip of Nicollet Island. After Tom SweeN sor ign.tod the bonfire. Jim Crocroft took over os Master of Coremonies. introducing speakers including Brother Director. Dennis Mickelson, senior class president, football cooches Fay Frawley ond William Johnson, and former all-star guard Darve Burkholder. Before the Sunday gome. Interested DE men took time off to decorate more than SO cars. Tom Sweetser won five dollars for the most originally decorated one. A police escort led the cars to Marshall high school Field. At half time, the Queen ond Her court wore paraded before the stands, showing DE's superb fudgmont of feminine pulchritude. ate UPPER tlFT, left to Right, Ston Wodc.ok. Mon,. Morueou . Ovm« of 1956 Homko. Gory Porodtte. SKoron McNulty, Quoen of 1955 Ho—Coming. Jim Gleoton. Judy Rexhel. Jim Frederick . Sue Ihodc UPPER MIDOlf: Yet. you do Hove o ipd on your gk . UPPER RIGHT, Pep Roily Bonfire IOWIR IIFT, Any quetfioni? IOWER RIGHT. Tom. your, no contentroflngl UFHR It FT. Two ond o holt of tho Ivchy covploi who ottondod tho MoJ-doy Hop ASOVt D.x Jocko, Do ICofly of tho o«kotfeo‘l hon.f.t Donco Umt HGMTi ... ody o , good book. lotrfyT’ IOWJB BlGMT Fort of tho crowd of tho loikotboll howof.t Done BtiOW: SiMfi of tor Botkotboll Homocow mo Do co. lOWffi LIFT 0.0 thot col Nol o«l DE Dances Draw Crowds During the past year, the Rock hat really been jumping. Picking up the spirit which the seniors evoked in their gala Homecoming Weekend, the juniors hired Nick Huble ond hi band to entertain the 300 couple who attended their Holiday Hop on November 16. Due to the hord work of Brother Leonard. Mike Finnegan, and other department of-ficer . the dance wo o wonderful one. On January 28, the botketboll team gave it annual dance, for the purpose of raising fund for bodly needed equipment. Brother Kevin Felix wo basketball moderator and therefore the to k of arranging for the donee fell to him along with the members of the teom. The dance wo a huge success with approximately 1,000 people attending. Better yet, at leost holf of them were girls! The ploce of the music voried from the latest swing ond bop to the soft ond sweet type. Don Kelly of WlOL fome was the one who spun the plotters. A the 16th of February drew near, the school wos possessed with the idea of repaying Cretin for what we suffered at their hands in football. To go with this idea there wos the sale of Homecoming button and plan for a donee. The theme for decoration was twofold, centering oround the boketboll game with the Raiders, and the feast of St. Valentine. From 8:30 to 11:30 several hundred couples danced to the music of Denny Murphy's band. Along with the red and white heart-shaped decorations, the musk made for a very pleasant evening. All this sociolity culminates for us on Friday, May 24, when, from 900 to 12:00, the groduoting class of 1957 will occupy the Prom Ballroom for our Senior Prom. See ou there! Moil R«v - «d W.lliom O 8'ody Archbishop Brady wos bom in Foil River, .Vossochus-selts, on February I, 1899 He received his first degree from Saint Mary' Semino'y in Baltimore tn 1917. and his second, that of Mostec of Arts, in 1918 He received a second Moslems degree in 1923 from the Catholic University of America, along with thot of Bachelor of Theology in i924. Sent to Rome by his superiors, he acquired the licentiote and Doctorote of Theology from the College An. gtico during the next two years. Then returning to the States, he served In various capacities at the Major Seminary in Saint Paul until he was named bishop of Sioux Falls, South Dakoto, in Juno of 1939 He was consecrated Archbishop of Soint Paul this year. % LIFT TO RlOMTi Bill HoHmon. taCtar . John l ono'd st emors In a short time these men of the Senior Deportment will be known as graduates or olumnl of De La Salle. That paper, known os the diploma, which is given to vs of the climactic commencement exercises, represents four years of study ond xhool life generously sprinkled with the ever-present pains of growing up Wo hove been educated in the great trodihons of Chnsflonity and tho Catholic Church, a sysfom both uniqvo ond priceless in this modern world. Wo hove much to be thankful for and much to look forward to. and os we thumb through these poges of tho Senior Closs. amusing now, nostalgic in the yeors to come, we will thonk God for tho mere chance that brought us here.’ 7X' BROTHER MATTHEW, SENIOR MODERATOR Religion IV. Chamiilry, Science PKologrophy Senior Advisors PAUL GRAF Pioblemi oI De ocrocy BERNARD DIICK Problem ol Democracy. Book-kooplng I. BROTHER PAUL R l.gion IV, Engluh IV. The l -lundai, Dfongtiu Clwb BROTHER WALBERT Rolrgion IV. Trigonometry. Bote boll. Muuont RICHARD ANDERSON Okk Entered Irom Attention Forori' Evprettion loter Iw yo “ A mb''ion. Auto MechorOc Plant to Enter Dvnwoody. PETER ARCO Pete- Entered from St. Joteph Favorite (inoiton Mover mind. Ambition. CPA. Plant to Enter U ol M. DENNIS BARKER Wefbock Entered Irom Holy C'OU low Eepretfon. “I kn w you'd Ilk .1- Ambdion Non . Plom to enter U. ol M MICHAEL BEONARZ “M e Entered Iron St. Thomot Apo.Ho Favorite E.pr.ttion: “All rtghtyl Ambition V t rnonon Plant to v ter U. ol lowo DAVID BEHUN Do . Entered Iron Immoculot Conception Favorite EiprnMm “111 do •' lot Ambition Engineering. plan to Enter St. John t Unlvertity. JOHN BENKUFSKY John Entered Irom St Anthony favorite f p tton IKot wot o riot.” Ambition. Coe Mechanic, Plant to Enter Dvnwoody GARY BERG Red Entered Irom St Lawrence Favorite E.peetwon, “D«g. Monl Ambition. Jovnlng 5 on Kenfon't Band Plant to Enter U ol M. MARK BERG Marcut Avrel.wt Entered Irom Chriti the King Farorit. E.prettionr “Donl be 0 cooll Ambition. White Cottar work ' Plont to enter Moler Barber College. IYU BIIOSCMEIO Beach Entered Irom St, Anne Favorite E.pr.tt.om No lie. mon. Ambition' Mechanical Engineering. Plont to enter St Moryi JAMES BIEROIN Jimbe Entered Irom Iwmocvlot Conception Farorit Eiprettioni More or leu. Ambition. Math teacher. Plont to enter St. Mrvy t JAMES CAIIINAN fifoid fiom St Jolm'i el Hopkins Favorite flpaliioa; ’lint So.-' A b t «n Fielftvonol tkotoyopke Ptons to •• «« St John's JOHN CONCHY -r®t- fn'ered from s Ptullp's Favorite Captation Yabechvn Gmi ,0 Vom no gum kopao. Ambition. Chemical Cnginw. Plons to enter U of M GERALD CAPUIA CotV Entered Iron. Holy C-OM favorite Expression, “That « • • she MMl • An.brt.on, Ploy the Ac- o don Plant to enter MeKrgon State JOHN CARIANO Jock intered Iron. St Bomfoce Favorite Eeprettion, Soy now how obovt thol ■ Amb.t.on Mechonnol tnQ.neer. Ptons to enter U of M C! RAID CHASE •OetnT Entered Iron. Annunciation Favorite E.prett-o n, That's oil .gV.l •• Ambition Finish College Pfons to enter UdM ROBERT CON ICY “Bob” Entered from St Stephen’! Favorite CvpreMioa: “Go To—- Ambition Got enovgh money to retire. Plant to enter U of M JOHN COPCLANO ••Hock- Entered from St Joon of Ate feverit, t.prasaoai Sunshine Am bitioa, Electronic! engineer Plans to enter U of M JAMES C RAC RAM Dirty Jim Intered from locomotion Favorite Expression: love is Oeot, and Ambition, Be a good Catholic. Pfons to enter U of M FRANK COMMCRS Red Inleied 1.0 S . Margaret Mory Favorite Espreuion. Kill those bums Ambition: Pfoy Boieboll Plans to enter St John's THOMAS M. CRAIG Tool Entered from Incarnotion Favorite Expression Thot oil de pends Ambition, Be on Esecwtive Plans to enter O of M. DENIS CBAVIN Oanay In't'Kl hom Ho Non lo-o«.l« I ipratcori 'You O' - |vt oMd'ij' b.i.o Iko « CBA flam 'o anlor Si THomot JAMES C BO WHY Inlaix) (low S' Autr.n Fa.anta (•R'iww Wall thou ilia woy ha oW boll bountei A bii an Bad.O onnooncar Blont •o anier U ol M BETEB CUllY Ba a Intarad Iron S• UY « lovor.la (ipratiton I onl halp • l« I' to good Ambition. Cbowxol anginaat. BIoa to anlor U ol M KEITH CUMMINS Jiw EMotud liow l« oculoia Cot apt .on (o«ii't lipniuM Wan o ka o laod balloonM A b.ii« i Toka Ilia ooty Blont lo anlor U ol M MICHAEL CUSIODIO Mika En'arad (row Iwwoculota Conception Favorite (ipiawao Yo bailor °W I Ambition; (lat f«ol fn ginaai Biant lo anlor U ol M STEVE DAI SIN Stow IrMa'ad (row Holy Nona lo'on'e tapiauron Too Bod Aw bilioii: Own o Compony Blont to ante U ol M THOMAS DECMMANN Tow Entered (row Attention (twila Caprettienj Sow your waay ond buy whitkey An.b-lion Accounfom Biont lo aniar U o M DAVID DEHIN OalKota Enia'ed (row Socrad Mao 11 Favorite (aprettion look ol Ifca Baotl - Aaabilioni To go 300 mph in O tor Blont o onlar U ol M JEBOME DIBKEBS Jerry (nlarad Irow Bator ration Favorite Tapratr on Wbot a noble a Aon1 Awbitiani BrePdent ol M -key Movie Club Blont to an ar Si John't. BOBEBT DOBTf •Bab {nlarad (row St. Autl.n (ovonfe Eaprattion Never wind. ■t‘t a woman driver Amb t-on Mo (korxal drolttmon. Blont lo anlor Uo(M ROGER DORff Entered from S . Austin favorite (.prnwii: Homework over 'h« weekend. Ankilioiii Omi o bvuneu Plons to enter Marquette. GREGORY DRAVES Ore, Entered from Mofy Cross Favorite Expression. This it a greot ■i a .f you |ust dom weoken Am-bdloai Automotive (ng.nMr. Plons lo M«r lh« U of M RAUL DUEEK “CM Entered from Sr John's I Jordoni favorite Enpression Winn do you get rho we Stuff? Ambition: Court Reporter Rio ns to antar Minn Bull- nass College MICHAEL EASON Mickey Entered from St Helano favorite E.pression Go lay on egg . Ambition Engineer. Plooi to antai I ha U of M DANIEL IBNET Eb Nat Entered from St. Joseph I Hopkins I favorite Expression Whot a shoft . Ambition To hove more girlfriends thors Jim Johnson DANIEL EMPANGER So- Entered from Sr John frange list forori'e Express : Don't Insult my genius.” Ambition: To be o swrter. Plons to enter the U of M JAMES ENGEIKING Jim- Entered fro Holy Nome feverite E.pression. VOiot'. the dwe? Ambition: To be a chemical engineer. Worn to enter St Mery's PETER EASEL Red-Entered from Ascension favorite Expression He you Schmvek.- Ambition: An X oy tech-moon Plans to enter U of M JOHN fllTL fidle Entered from Most Ho y Trinity fovorile Uprassioni Now .f I were morried Ambition: Teor opon com. Plons So enter St Thomas JOHN fENWICK “fete ” Entered from Inc or notion favorite Expression, Oh Nol- Am-bitiani Engineer Plons lo enter U of M IM h Hill ]ii! lit uu I ■,! j lhu i i i | L- 4 I Sots £ D i 3 8 M g c J|5‘ 5.,|| i = J S -8 I Jf ! 0 5 I |rS!jt- 1 U‘J tic HARO OOtMUT Okfc f ntored 1,0- St. Chart ! Fovor.t (ip'tiuMi “Cool it men. Ambition, Commercial ArtHF. Wo 10 trier U of M OANIIl GHEElEY 0 “ Entered Iron St. Chorloi Eovch'i Eiprotlion. Thol'l Ih «tr I figure il1 Ambition, Modicol Field Won 10 enter S Mory'1 DENNIS GRtNOAHl Odd Entered from Si Bridge ! Fovorit UpitiiioA: D gi Ambi llo«i Mechonicol Ing-noor plan! lo enter U of M Will Al AM GtOSCHIN OcoodT Entered from Attention Fororito E«pr «oni “Now Boui ihcrt? Ambition, Secret Service ol FBI Ploni lo enter U ol M EUOENE HAGSTROM “llnlo One Enlorod from Si, Thomo! h A pent! Fovorilo tnproMiom All rlghly. Ambition, Electronic! mi tho Nary Plow to enter U of M STANLEY HAMERS I Mummy Enlorod from Annvnc-olion Fovorit Eiproivon ”V t. Man -Ambition Engine Flam to enter Si Tboaiai DONALD HANNAN Do “ Enlorod Irani 5 Aulfini Fovorilo Eiprouion, How oboul lba r- Ambition, Sirooi CWor Hom lo enter U of M ROGER HANSON Cello Top Enlorod Irom S Richard'! Feverit Eiprouioni Prove It. Am-bii. n: Reieorch Chemitf Plon. lo • Sf. Thomoi THOMAS HAAK Tom Enlorod Irom Si. Ctarta Fovorilo Eiprouioni “Mow'i 00r ChacceuP Amb'iien, Foroiter Plan! to onlar U of M FREDRICK HARWOOO Frlti Enlorod Irom Immaculol Conception Fevorii Eiprouioni Go. Go. ytnj crazy nw Ambition: Toothing Pio d Ploni lo enter St TKomat ROBERT MtDIUND “Bab Entered from $1. Bridget favorite [iprruioni ThoP't the wuy the rookie crunblet Ambition. To bo on Electrical Engineer. Plont to enter Durr woody. MICHAEL ME UN “Mike Entered from St John't favorite liprauigni “Brook Me oil up •' Ambition I To grodvote from De. Plont to enter the U of M. THOMAS HENDRICKS I Entered from S HeWno't favorite Eaprettion. “Ain't ■ a Ko«eT Ambition: To bo a doctor Plant to enter 5 Job t WILLIAM HENDRICKS Bill Entered from St. Joteph foverlie Eapreuio Whot t NewP Ambitioni To bo o teocher Eton to enter the U of M. JAMES HENNIN Jim Entered from St Br.dget't fovorlte Eapretttoni “It'll be better nett I.no. Ambitioni To become o General Plant to enter the U el M ROBERT HERRMANN Bob Entered fro S . Anthony favorite Eapreuion, “How'. it go-ngT- Ambition. To bo o lawyer Wont to enter the U of M CARSON HERRON “Coeo Entered from St Thomot The Apot'le fovorrte Eapretuon “Tbot'i the ttory of hit Ufa. Ambitioni To hunt Caribou In Africa. Plont to enter the U of M WILLIAM HEURUNO ..Bin- Entered from St. Anno't favorite Eapreuion: ' Holy Mockrel.“ Ambition To work with tort Plont to enter the U of M ARTHUR HENDRICKSON •Bdl Entered from Hofy Nome favorite Eapreuion: 'You know it, Amb tion- To become o CRA. Rfont to enter St Thomot CLARK HIGH “C-R. Entered from Sr Chorlot Borromeo favorite Eiprewon “yah Ambi-tiom To be a forott ranger. Plant to enter the Minn for ell ry College GEORGE Milt ’George • '•red from Socred Heort favorite l.p-tuiO That not too Good- Ambition: Chemkol Eng- • Plont to eater u of M CMARIES HOOEK Chuck Entered from St. Hed-g ForOfite Eipr eiver. ' S“-OtK-em Ambition Che-col Engineer Plont to ant f u O' M PAUl MOfflNGER -Pour (Mated from S . Bridge'! Favorite liprmon Hay Ooftd' Ambition Unbonded P!o to enter St Thc-ot WIUIAM MOf f MANN Bill Entered from St. Bridgefi Fovorlte Eepreuien. What do we .0.0 for homework - Ambition CPA Plant to enter U of M PARTICK HORAN Pot Entered from Immocuiote Conception favor.te E.pretuon Spvd-o-EoiU Ambition: Engineer Plant to enter U Of M WIlllAM HORNIO •WJUe Entered from Retwrrection fororite f«pret ioni Who MeP Ambition I Accovnfont. Plont to enter U of M THOMAS 10(1 ■Tom- Entered from S’ Thomot fovor.te Eeprettion: Me’l a good gvy.. Ambition: Undecided. Plont to enter St. Thomot MICMAEI JANN Mike Entered from St. Auttm favorite Eipreuion -Well now. I don! know obout that - Ambition: Det.gr the 1947 Ofdtmobile. Plont to Enter U of M JAMES HOOAN Ben Entered fro Auumption favorite Etpreukm You wouldn't lid ate now” Ambition: Junk hauler Plpn to ent.r U of M. FRANK JIRIK Jerk-Entered from Incornofion Favorite Eeprettion, You wonno bet- Ambition, Retire early M Id RAIPM KOU ,00PT Entered from Botilico lewnlt 'Jvri one . A«n pOwl Amb-t.on Be o mutu Mom to ft U of M CLARENCE KOPP “Kopp En'e-ed from St. Cftorle fovor.te (ipmwi' Too gueued • Mri Ambrlion A A ( Mechonfc. Plon. to enter U Of M IGOR KRAMARCZUK Entered Iron Si Conirontine FotoiiH (aprewion Yo« Go 0 P «iiff Ambihon: Toothing Plan to ootoo U of M lOMtT KRAMARCZUK Bob- Entered Irom Si Contfontme Pevorier fepeetwoni Gof Dora if. Ambition- Medico field Plon to •Mir U of M JOHN KRAWCZYK Entered fro S Owto Borromao Fowill Eapreti-on Now. Wo.I o Mmoto. Amb-tlo : Go to CoUega Pfont to onloi U 0 M CHARIEST KREISER Check iMirto from Good Shepord Fovor.te E.prottion. Why? Ambi-•ion Ref.re at J5 Ptora lo inlii U of Michigan GARY KRENIK Kory ' (nlorod from Bov I.to favorite Eipreuion Ip'i wen Ambition WoMl to Plon to enter U of M ARNOlO KROHN “Arnle Entered from Si. Stephen' Fovor.te tapreuion Covld you borrow m o dime? Ambition Ha O• tore of it Plon to enter the U of M DAVIO KRUSE Petor Entered from Immaculate Conception favorite E.preuion Boor w.th o- while. Ambition To bo on Engineer Plon to enter the College of S . MoryY JAMES lo CLARE Jtar Entared from $t Anno I favorite EaproMion Boy a-d you BOO that one vpl Ambitiom To enter Engineering. Plon to enter St Thome, JOHN loFONO (Mt'td Irom $t. Peter Favorite Expreuion: “Ovmb Guy. Ambition: A-Sport t writer Plont to •alar the U of M. DONALD LARSON . Doe Entered Irom locomotion Favorite E pr onion: 'Who) wot ,he clueT Ambition: A Mechonicol Engineer Plow to enter $t Thomot THOMAS LAVEUE •'Tom- Entered Irom S lowrence Favorite Eiprettoni Thoft life. Ambition: To ttudy medicine Plant to enter the UdM DENNIS UYER Denny- Entered Irom St. Stephen! Favorite Expreuion: I con ivit take to much.” Ambition: To tel tie down ond ro-te a large family. Plont to enter the U of M PAUL LEHMAN P-A. Entered Irom locomotion Favorite Expreuion. Slip it to me. Ambition: To become a Hilary leocher ond cooch. Plont to ente the U of M ARNOLD LEIER Arnie Entered Irom St. Ilitobeth fovorite Eipreiiiom Hvh Ambition: To be a tvccetv Plont to enter the U of M WILLIAM LEININGIR -Willie-Entered Irom Holy Nome Fororite Exprettioni Thoft the way •t goet ‘ Ambition To be o Baler. Plont to enter Ounwoody. LAURENCE IfITSCHUH lorry Entered l o St. Bridget ! Fovorite Exprelton: left w.p it up. Ambition! Mole nr Me enjoy able. Plont college in Ely. Mmn. JOHN LEONARD Big John-Entered Irom Attention Fovorite Exptetiioni Whot o rovn chy ployl Ambition: To be o Doctor. Plont to enter Morquen Unlvertity. FREDRICK LEVOIR Fred Entered Irom St. Lawrence Fovorite Expreuion: Nice Gomg Ambition: To be on Engineer. Plont to enter St Thomot CARl lINOONtN oy- Infeted Irom St Chorlet 'ororiie Etpretwooi Day light in hi Swamp Ambition: Gam Wor-Jen Plant to enter U of M KEITH IOUISUU loo tie Entered lion St. Chariot Favorite. Etprettion Slop left ptck •m up Ambition! Own a Florin Shop Plant to tinter U ol M WARREN lOwt Hi-lowe Entered from Sacred Maori Favorite (tpretuoe What did « hOV (Or how work? Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Plant to enter U of M PATRICK MACHO Woothormon- (ntoiod from Annunciate Fo.orile (tprottion, Idiot Ambition Motooroi gti . Plant to Enter St Thornai DENNIS MADOEN Donney Cntored from Jl Chariot Favorite Ctprottion Obi ’ Ambition: Chonioil Engineer. Plant to enter U of M DANItl MAttONtt Denny Entered Irom Sa red Heart Fororit Etprettion. Yu ain't nuft'n but o hound dog Ambition: (let-t'Kol Engineer Plant to tnto« U of M DAVIO MAIONE Moboney Entered Irom S . Anno Fororite Etprettion: Another FI Ambition Fvnerol Drrector. plant to order U ol M RICHARD MARRS Enttrod from St. Helono t ravorite Etprettion! 'll you hod dynum.,0 lor bralftt. you couldn't blowup on on I hill Ambition, So boll Player Plant to enter U of M DAVID MARTIN 'Morty Entered from Sacred Heart Favoriet Etprettion, Centered Ambition: Game Worden Plane to enter U of M RON MASlOSKI “Ron- Entered from Incarnation Foror-te Etprettion' You're Conned- Amb.t.oe: Butinea Mon Plant to enter U of M DAVIO MATHENA w Entered from $ . V.iK n Do Povl. Toronto Expreuion i “I couldn't core leu. Amb tioni To go lion hunting Mom to enter rho U«IM MlttON MATTTCE Mir' Entered Iron, Incornolion Favorite Expreuion: I doubt it, Ambition- To bo a bookkeeper. Ploni to enter the U of M. OAVE MATTSSON Mott f«t cod from j, iKomo Fovorite Expreuion: I d.dn'l do It. Ambition: Got ovt of here. Pton to go to Ww Point. JOHN McKENZIE Moc Entered from St. Bridget!. Favorite Expretilon: Tote it eosy. Doc Ambition: To hove O IVCCOU-ful bvtineu. Doet not plon to enlor college. HENRY MERRY Monk-Entered from Annunciation fovorito Expretiion: 500 yeori from now who'll know the difference? Ambition: To be a lucre!!. Plant to enter Notre Dome. PETER MlTZOER Pete from St. Joheph'i. favorite Expreuion: You got me by the toil. Ambition: To be o Navy Pilot Phan! to enter the U of M FRANCIS MEUIRS Rocky-Entered from St, Annet. fovorite Expreuion: Who! o brown note. Ambition: To be locceuful In my odventorev Plont to enter the U of M. DENNIS MICHltSON Mlc Entered from Holy Crow. Fovorite Expreuion: Well, whot do you toy? Ambition: To be on Engineer. Plan! to enter St. Mory'i. FRANCIS MIUER Dempiy Entered from Holy Rotory Favorite Expreuion: Cerlo-nly. Ambition: To be o Sporti writer. Ploni to onfer Ike U of M. GERAIO MIUER Entered from St. Bridget'! Jerry Fovorite Expreuion: Who OY there? Ambition: To be o Contractor. Ploni to enter the U of M- JOHN MORAN Moron Entered front Holy Mom Fo o ii Eiprruio Who •«?“ Ambition i Aeronoutkol Engineer Horn to onter the U of M PHIIIP MUUER PhiioMpWt Phir Eniered from Incornotion Favorite Eaprottion t Empty borrali make tho mot noite. Ambition- Do when God Intondod Plont to ontor Georgetown WIIUAM MUNSON -Mr Entorod fro- St Albort tho Greof Fovorito Eaprottion I Thot't tho woy ■ goo Ambition S ient.«c hold Plont to ontor U of M JAMES MURRAY Jim Entorod from St. Morgoret Mory Favorite Eaprouion For Pete'i tokel Ambitioni Doctor. Plont to ontor St. Thomoi JAMES MYERS Ji-bo Entorod from Atconoion. Fovorito Eaprottion, Don't go owoy mod Ambition: Doctor. Plant to ontor U Of M OANIIl NAIEZNY Don Entered from Holy Crot . Fovorito Eaprettloni I’m o Brotvn, Ambition- Per at to' Plant to ontor Uof M, ARNOLD NELSON Nolb” Entorod from St. Morgorot Mory. Fovorito Eaprottion! Thot't Towghl Ambition. Mechanic. Plant to ontor Uof M. ROSS NOARD Oroopy Entered from Our lody of Victory. Favorite Eaprottion: Don't bo b t-tar Ambition: fngi-oor Plont to enter U of M JOHN NOLAN Jock Entered from St. Chariot. Fovorito Eaprottion: Tooh. Amot Ambition: Englnoor. Plant to ontor U of M TERRANCE OAKES Terry Entorod from Our lody of Victory. Favorite Eaprottion i Super-keen lolly-boon “ Ambition GooJognl. Plont to enter St Thomoi. Ml g J J -2 s I. j 14 1 III t ii i i i| 1 Mi ° v; $ § ? 1 -§ -5 5 ]iJiS 1 | M ! I 2 mi I 11 j I j I 2 f 2 111 o ? O i - § w J i u4 | i ■ Is s?j|H 3 r-i t e ,v 'S ilia Jerome peua “Jerry Entered from Incomotion, fswii. Cxpreulon I rant think Ambition Geophylical engine. Moot to enter Colorodo School oI Minec feroinand piouroe erd Entered from St. Thomat Apottl Favorite Expretiion: ‘1 1 George do A “ Ambition 1 Creative writing. Hon to enter U d M, GARY PEUETIER •Oorr Entered from S . Stephen ! Forerite Expreoioni What ore you tolling about? - Ambition i Arch.tec turol droftimon Plom to enter U of M. MAU PETERSON Halley Entered ffom Annunciation Forerite Eipreuion: Atta boy Gil-fy. Ambition' lawyer Plom to enter Loyola. THOMAS PETERSON Pete Entered from St Awitln‘1. Fororite Expreuien. Take cool ion Ambition, Teaching Plom to enter U of M THOMAS PIANTZ Tom- Entered from St Char let. Farerite Expretiion: Know what I moon? Ambition: Attend Wetl Point. Plom to enter Weil Point. GEORGE PIOUROE George- Entered from Vililotion Fororite Expretiion, Thofi the woy t goet Ambition Doctor. Plom to enter U of M. JOEL PRINCETON Joe Entered from St. Vincent do Pori Fororite Expretiion I give op. how rrony? Ambition: Engineer. Plom to enter St Thomm MIKE RAND Mike Entered from St. Thomat. Fororite Expretiion; How obowt thot? Ambition, Armed forcel Plom lo enter the Service. DAVIO REIUY RyUi Entered from St. Joieph Fororite Expretiion, What time do we hove golf ihoti? Ambition, Civil Service Job Plom to enter U of M. JOHN HMAtCIK Jenny” [ntorod from Sf Chart Borrow fovorito fip'VSIion tooio m« o-lot .” Ambition: To bo on the radio. Mont to onto the U of M AUTMUR tOSACKU Ark” Entered from it. Chariot, favorite liprouion, '’All ball oo l“ Ambitioni To bo o florido Vorkt. Mont to onto Cornett. JOHN 08AN John” Inter od from $ . Stephonl.. fovorito Itprmion: “I dont beiiove you ” AmbfHoni To got a good job. Plant to ontor the U of M. MIKE OSSO ttotioo tnie'od from Mon Mo y Trinity. fovorito ftprouron How obovf iKof Ambition: To bo on oeg -root Mont 0 onto the U of M DENNIS 088 “Donor [nlertd from Incornotion. foror.te Itprottlon Mow obout thot? Ambition: Aoronovtkol En-glnooring. Worn to ontor tho Air Forto Acodomy, CHRISTOPHER ROTA CW Entorod from $ . Potef'i Fovorito Eiprouion: “Good GfioFr Ambition: WlnOR ond trond «l d-V tnbvtion flam to ontor U.C.l.A. W1UIAM ROESNIR MT Entorod ftom Si. Motono. Fovorito E pro ion: I'd lay 10. Ambition: Wont! to bo on Arddtoct. float to ontor tho UolM MICHAEL RUHIANO Mkkoy Entorod from St Brldgott Fovorito Eiprouion How obovt tho ? Ambition: To ontor tko Army Doot not plon to ontor collogo. MIKE ROMENS Miko Entorod from $1. TKomoi Tho Apoitlo Fovorito Erpromiooi Whot do yov toy, ugly? Ambition: To bo 0 uxcoit Plom to ontor tKo St, TKom n GEORGE RYAN Skinny Entorod from ItKornotion. Fovorito Eiprouion: “Cripoti Whot o yo yo” Ambition: To bo on Eng,-noonng tpoc.ol.ti. Mom to go to tho U ol M MICHAEL RYAN little M.ke Entered from S Petet'l Fovrx.te tipreuion Good Grtell Ambition Focettry Ptom to onto the U of M WILLIAM SCMENDtl Wi Re-Entered from Sotted Hwl Favorite E«p « 0 ‘ Koop • tloonl ' Ambition Ho It no wre ■ v MICHAEL SAVAGE Moot Entered «tOP Incornation favorite Euptettion, I knew .t. Ambition To be on Engineer. Ploni to enter St. Mory-« college. JOSEPH SCHIINOST 6ig Mon Entered Itom Sotted Heart fovorite Eiptetoon Who! do you know about that? Ambition, Vo try Into a lot of money. Plant to enter St John't WILLIAM SCMENOEl Willie Entered from Socred Heort favorite Eeprettion: Keep it cleanl Ambition, tte it not twre. Ploni to enter U of M. JOSEPH SC MM IT Joe-Entered from St. John The Evangeltti Fovorde Etprettion, Who! Homo work ogoin? Ambition. To own my own body thop Plata to enter U Of M ROBERT SCMROEP lob Entered from Immoculate Meorl of Mary Favorite Etpreuion “Ifi In my locker '■ Ambition To be o luccetl Plant to enter the U of M ALLEN SCHUNK -AI Entered from S Rote of Lima Favorite leprettien How about I hot? Ambition, It not lure Ploni to enter St MoryV GARY SCHWINN •Oory Entered from St. Bridget'! Favorite Eapretnon You don t toy?- Ambition, To be on Engineer. Plont to enter the U of M DANIEL scon “Stotty Entered from Bavlico Favorite Evpretnon How about that? Ambition It nor ture Plom to enter St. Thomat RICHARD SCUllARO Corky Entered from Atcention fovorite Exprettlena Cut It out, will yohl Ambition Wile. Home. and Job. Plant to onter Morlret. JOSEPH StlDl Joe Entered Iron St. Chorlet favorite Expreuiom left rip It up. Ambition,' Own o bvtinett. Plont to enter UolM, VICTOR MUIR Vic Entered from St. Bonlfoce Favo t (ipreulon: Gimme the word. Ambition: Engineering. Rlont to en-er St. Johns. VINCINT SITTfN •■Wince-Entered front St. Bridgets favorite Exprettion: left wh.p it out o-here Ambition: Minor In Dromo, Plant to enter St. Thomot or U of M. RONALD SHASKY '•Ron-Entered from Immocvlote Conception Favorite Exprettion: left go home. Ambition: Buvnetwon. Rlont to enter U of M ROBERT SITARZ Potty girt Entered from St. Chorlet favorite Inpretwon: Sorry. I only work here. Ambition: Follow fothers footwept. Riant to enter M.I.T. JOSEPH SMITH Joe- Entered from Chrltt the ICing fovorite Exprettion: Wow. teok ot thatl Ambition Hove fun. Ptont to enter U of M. JOHN SPILANE John- Entered from St. AwttlnS fovorite Exprettion: How goet |ff Ambitioni Doctor Rlont to entar y of M. JEROME STANOWSKI Jerry Entered from St. Philips fovorite Exprettion: Who. JAe? Ambition: Engineer. Rlont to enter Uof M. JOHN SULLIVAN Sully Entered from St. Chorlet fovorite Exprettion: Oh, indublto-bfy. Ambition: Traveling Soletmon. Plant to enter U of M THOMAS SUUIVAN To-- Entered ftom Si. Chorlee Favorite Expretiion Ifi rldicvlovl Ambition: To be a Chiropodor Ptanj to enter U of M EUGENE SWANSON laiy Gene tittered from St. bonlfote Fororite geipreoion; fo y tome, eoty got AmbHieni ffettrlcol In gieeer. Ploni to enter U of M. Willi AM SWANSON •liir tntered from Auvmptloit Fororite Expretlioni You worried? Ambition To be an Engineer. Floni to enter the U of M. THOMAS SWEETSER Tweeter Entered from Vitiation. Favorite tapreuion: Whot'i your gripe? Ambition.- To finith o them-i try experiment. Plant to enter the U of M. IAWRINCE sztwcm lorry Entered from St. Cyril ond Methodn.1 Favorite Expretuon- Perirulum for1Awd ne erato” Ambition: Spec-lollit in lurgery Plant to enter the U of M. SIC HARO THUS Okk Entered from St. Auifin'v Foverlte Exprettiont 111 be there Ambition To be on ordfltd. Plant to enter IN U of M ARNOID THIFPAUIT Arnle entered from St Joon of Arc Favorite Expreuion One of ot ton do thlv Ambitiont To be o CPA-Plont to enter the U of M JAMES THOMPKINS Jim ,. Entered from Chritl the King Favorite Exprettien: Whott pull-ing of!? Ambition, To hove my own bmmeu Plone to enter the U of M. HAROLD THRUST Hvge Entered from Si bridget't Favorite Ixpretdon: 'Something terrlbU Ambition: Wontt to be o welder Plant o enter the U of M RICHARD TOWfY Dick Entered from Incarnation Favorite Ixpretdoe: Easy tome, eoty go. Ambition: To get a 0 -lege education Plant to enter the U of M DAVID TRUCEON Turk Enterod from $1 Austin's Fovorito Erprotiiom I don't dig that kirda Jon. Ambition; Engineer. plan to ontor Vossor. RICHARD VELNER Scotch Entered from Incarnation Fovorito Enpretsioo: Oh VJfOl Ambition: Enginoor Moos to enter 0 . of M V « MICHAEL VINCENT Vine Entered from fiotilko Fovorito Expression: Hoy Chief. How yo banging? A bitio i fro-fessloool mon. Worn to enter 0. of M RONAID WAID Woldo (ntored from St Melen'i Fovorito t«pronion: You're not «o blgl Anbition: Criminology Mont to enter U. of M LAWRENCE WASIK lorry Entored from ImmtKvIoto Conception Fovorito Expression) oh? Ambition: Engineer Moot to enter II, of M JOSERH WEERES Joe- Entered from St Chariot Fovorito Expression: Whot a wise-oeret” Ambition: Rhormocist Mam a enter St John's. DIETER WEILER Ernie Entered from Viutation Favorite Expression: Are you tore? Ambition: Engineer Plans to enter St. John's. MICHAEL WESTERMAN Wes Entered from Incarnation Favorite Expression: Boy, was she neat Ambition i Atomic Engmeer. Plons to enter U. of M. DALE WHITE BLACK Entered from Immaculate Conception Favorite Expression: Toko It or loove .t Ambition: Mon without troubles. Wons to enter U. of M. CHARLES WICKNER Charlie Entered from Incornation Favorite Expression: Whol's the good word? Ambition: Go to College Mont to enter U of Wisconsin. JOHN WIUCES ’•Jock Entered from Holy Noma Fo or te Eapretlion Mow obout ♦ ? Ambition to bo on Engineer Won lo enter the U ol W 4. WARREN WIlllS Willie bom St Anno’ Favorite e p. «ion t r np • upf Ambition to bo O Oettgner PVtnt lo onlai lit U ol M • At WtlllAMS WaUe I nto'od Irom St Stephen' Fovorite Eapreuion You got mo by the log Ambition To retwe •Ion lo go to tba U ol M v 4 THOMAS WIIKTU WiRm” {Mood Irom St Albert Fo'Onto ftprett.on II I gat rowdy lop mo down '• Ambition To bo on Ingmoor Plon lo anlor 1K0 U . ol M STANUY WOD2IAK Jocko” fntorad Iron Holy Croat lot onto Eapreuion How' it going too?” Ambition. Oroltimon Plan to I Mot St John' . JERRY JANOVtC May bo ro t m peoce PAUL WOICIAK “Jock tnlomd Irom St Auttin- Fovorilo (apra ioni Thor tba way It goof Ambition. Electrical eng-neer Plon to onlat U. ol V •1CHARD WORTMAN Sworty (Marod Irom S . Holano Favorite Eapraulon Cotton pick-la Ambition I Eng.noar Plon to aMor St Thomo PHIUIP 2EIIMER IMc Entoted Irom St ftrxJget Fovorite Eapraulon HI navor tall.'' Ambition Accountont Plonl to enter U ol M A A OPPOSlTt PAGf I. Coa« on. Oennlo. got to oHd“ 7. Th Poopin' Choic 3 Goo. jutl wfcot I otwoyi wofitodl 4. I’m watching you...” 5. Sonto ood friend 6 Joy ’•oooooh THIS PAGCi Above: Dick The-t and Gory Parod'to In Advent Wfoolk for da 127 The editors of the 1957 DELTA ore very groteful to oil those who holpcd make this yearbook a reality. A special word of appreciation is duo the Foculty. tho Sonior Department, tho entiro Student Body of both the Islond and the South School. Brother Nor-bert. Director, Brothers Gerard, Hilory Camillus. Hugh Matthew, and Jude Denis, Mrs fern Hordin of Dayton's Studio, Mr. Ken Bocheller of JBR Photographers. Mr George Cromer of National School Studios, Mr. Al Higgins of Americon Yearbook Company, Mjss Brown of tho Catholic Bulletin, Mr Frank McGovern of the Northeast Argus, photogrophers Jim Callinon, Branch Sternal, and Ray Belanger, the entire yoarbook staff. Northcontral Publishing Company, Welch Photogrophy Company, Minnesota Historical Sociofy, and Mr. Luther Greer for his pictures of the lote Archbishop Murray. Without the cooperation of theso fine people this book would not only hove been impossible, but without purpose. THE EDITORS piM VlS —' J7%c r ' 7 z • S §Sgf.f, •- ,j,. to -■■ - —•«— -M £ S f$- v fc'61 2r -5 0 Vv

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 De La Salle High School - Delta Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN) online collection, 1955 Edition, Page 1

1955

 De La Salle High School - Delta Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN) online collection, 1956 Edition, Page 1

1956

 De La Salle High School - Delta Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN) online collection, 1958 Edition, Page 1

1958

 De La Salle High School - Delta Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN) online collection, 1959 Edition, Page 1

1959

 De La Salle High School - Delta Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN) online collection, 1960 Edition, Page 1

1960

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