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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1958 volume:

(DINNjeAPOUS PUBLIC LI eUAHY zke DELTA NINETEEN FIFTY-EIGHT presented by THE SENIOR CLASS DE LA SALLE HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA IN THE CHAPEL MHC - 373 M 5D33 9 52 TJf' r for the morning rosary is a typical DE homeroom. Each day a different class can be found in the chapel, following an old DE tradition Since religious life is stressed at De La Salle, it is natural that the students should seek spiritual guidance in front of the altar. In the morning the sunlight streams through the beautiful stained glass windows, which portray St. John Baptist De La Salle and other noble servants of God. THE CLASSROOM --------------- is the most important room in the school. From the woodshop to the chemistry laboratory, from religion class to last period, the students at De La Salle are instructed in the basic principles of all phases of learning. The room in the picture is a change from the usual class scene, because of a modern trend in education. However, there still remains the crucifix, a symbol of the Christian environment in which De La Salle students are taught. THE HOMECOMING DANCE on the night of February 1 was the usual success. The De La Salle men and their dates danced to the refreshing sounds of the Commodores. The dance was the highlight of a weekend, marred by a close lose to St. Thomas Academy in the homecoming The senior sponsored event sported red and white streamers from a huge Tip to Bellhops button hanging from the center of the gym. Instrumental in promoting the affair were Tom Cracraft, Tom Burke, Ken Fisher, and mostly Brother Paul. game. HOCKEY THIS YEAR brought some of the De La Salle athletes outside. Under the supervision of Brother Felix and Coach Medved, an exceptional rink was built and kept flooded. This crisp scene shows the ruggedness of a sport that has taken over Minnesota. Hockey was also well accepted at DE, and a successful season indicates that the school will continue the sport at a major level during the coming years. Brother Norbert and Brother Martin, Every large, successful organization has members who possess a winning spirit, give quick cooperation, and show energetic leadership. It is also true that there are other members who have to be prodded because of lack of interest. For the group to be successful, the people who have the Final say must hove the first three qualities in abundance. De La Salle is no exception to this rule. During our junior and senior years on the Island, we have all been influenced in some manner by the leaders of our organization, Brother Norbert, Director, ond Brother Martin, Principal of the Island School. These men have done everything possible to keep the reputation of De La Salle at its peak. ymbols of Leadership The theme of this book is teamwork. Each section tries to illustrate that khe successes and proud moments which come to us are only a result of [coordinated work. Nothing could be done without the help of the front joffice, as nothing could be done with dissension in the ranks. In this sense Brothers Norbert and Martin have never failed to avert any unnecessary hardships on the students. Kindness has been the byword tin these last two years of high school. Therefore, it is with a deep sense of admiration and thankfulness, that the Senior Class proudly dedicates the 1958 DELTA to Brothers Norbert and Martin, a'coordinated team and symbols of leadership Most Re ferend Leonard P. Cowley, D.D, Auxiliary Bishop of St. Paul Administration Brother Hilary Principal, South School 9 BROTHER PASCHAL Religion II, Business Practice, Librarian of Island School, Islander, Delta. BYRON HOLTZ English III. BROTHER ALBERT Algebra I, Guidance, Absence and Tardiness, Vocational Director for Freshmen. Faculty and Staff BROTHER RAPHAEL English IV, Religion II (second semester), Candidate for doctor's degree. WILLIAM HORNING Consumer Economics, American History, Physical Education, Wrestling, Baseball. 10 BROTHER BENEDICT Mathematics II, Biology. WINSTON MARKWALDER English I. DICK REINHART Varsity Basketball Coach. FAY FRAWLEY Varsity Football Coach. MRS. MARY MALONEY Business Office, Island School. PATRICK KELLEY Freshman Football and Basketball Coach. MRS. RUSSELL BURLEY Secretary, Academic Office. JOHN CODY Business Office, Island School. MRS. AGNES THEISSEN Business Office, South School. MRS. FRANCIS BARCLAY Assistant Librarian, Island School. MRS. HELEN BERGE Head Cook, South School PAUL FLICK Engineer and Maintenance South School MRS. JULIA FIEBIGER Assistant Cook: South School MRS. HELEN BUDZYNSKI Head Cooki Island School MRS. STELLA MALECKI Assistant Cook: Island School NICHOLAS WILMES Engineer: Island School JOSEPH SHANNON Maintenance: Island School FRANCIS BARCLAY Maintenance: Island School 12 BROTHER JOHN VICTORIAN Men to Remember The elder statesmen of De La Salle, pictured on this page, head a list of Brothers and lay teachers that the Senior Class of 1958 honor and esteem. Brother John Victorian can be seen on almost any sunny day, working in the yard and talking quietly and pleasantly to passing students. Who could ever forget him at the basketball games sitting under the balcony, wearing his old driver's cap? Now the South Side librarian, Brother John V. is a living example of taking life as it comes. Of course everyone knows Brother John Chrysostom. If you have ever been sick, you probably have struggled out of bed to answer his phone call. If you have ever tried to get a drink between classes, he was there to see that you weren't stampeded and your teeth knocked out by classes just released. His liveliness and quick wit have made life at.DE much easier (sometimes harder) for many students. Certainly these two men deserve much recognition for helping boys meet Christ over a total space of more than a century. The Seniors will also remember the freshman year, when Brother Joseph told unfinished stories, when Brother K. Felix taught English and pep, when Brothers Anthony and Albert tried to ram algebra into our thick skulls. Some of the most underrated men at DE are the lay faculty. These men lead a double life: heading a family and teaching class. Truly these men lead dedicated lives. For them, as for the Brothers, teaching is a difficult life, many times without apparent rewards. All the faculty will be remembered for something. It doesn't matter if you had Mr. Graf for Problems in Democracy, or Mr. Bohen for history, or Brother Hugh for biology. We shall remember all the faculty in the years to come for their genuine interest in the students. The proof of their generosity is the fact that they have endured us for years and still wish to go on in their unselfish work. BROTHER JOHN CHRYSOSTOM 13 Looking backward now at the terminus of our high school education, we accept the fact that our classes, certainly the best of them, have been governed, not by a democracy, but a benevolent monarchy. Without enlightened one-man rule, there would have been daily chaos. Yet the success of all our instruction has always, in the last analysis, depended upon us. It has depended upon that teamwork—that cooperative spirit which is the controlling theme of this yearbook. Teamwork in class means rapport with the man in charge,-it means participation in discussions, projects, competitions —anything proposed by the teacher for a better understanding of the subject. And we can honestly report that we have enjoyed those classes most where we contributed most, where we were made to feel that we had to act and give, not sit and take, if we were ever to become educated men. 14 CLASSES 15 E. Audette D. Baker C. Connoy J. Culhone S. Farnsworth W. Kulsser J. Burke Sgt. at Arms H. Fleetham R. Foertsch D. Hansen P. Horner T. Jasper D. Johnson R. Kedrowski S. Keiffer BROTHER EDWARD Religion I, Spanish I, Basketball Moderator, Delta, Islander. M. Keller D. Kowalik Freshman 107 S. Foster President J. lano J. Leigh R. Brown Vice President J. Liemandt W. Lorsung J. Keeley Secretary J- Martie J. Mathewson R. Moore T. Moorman F. Kapsch Treasurer R. Purdes G. Smith D. Soucy J. Sullivan J. Tobias E. Vogt T. Walker B. Walsh S. Yurick 16 M. Anderson J. Borg R. Berry J. Bierden R. Brinkhans ft H. Brom D. Clifford T. Condon D. Dalsin L Eton G. Fuerstenberg D. Janikuls R. Jasper L. Kladek FRED SIMONES World History Freshman 113 P J. Killeen J. Knutson B. Hayden President P. Fitzgerald Treasurer G. Healy Vice President W. McLaughlin R. Mexner J. Murnane J. Kundla Secretary W. Newfield T. Pearson M. Rivers D. Rudberg D. Shimek J. Theis R. West R. Wigand 17 L. Anderson J. Dalton M. Gleason G. Hacker D. Haggerty T. Halsey P. Homes Y 3 R- Heckman “ ™ J. Hunt rs diA J. Hunter J. Jerich T. Kimmel M. Kirschbaum J. Kitchen J. Klug BROTHER JOSEPH Religion I, Algebra I, Mathematics I, Football Moderator, Missions. Freshman 115 M. Knotz E. Slanga President G. Zachman Vice President P. landy J. lorbeski L. Mathieu R. McHale A. Schmitt Secretary P. Meshke J. Nelson S. Nistler J. O'Brien R. Cardinal Treasurer M. Ojile O'Loughlin T. Packard J. Stack J. Mulloy Sgt. at Arms J. Stadelman J. Stiehm M. Terlisner C. Warnert R. Welch a dA 18 J. Baden J. Braun T. Bucko R. Bunes J. DcGidio J. DeYoung W. Johnson R. Kapurta W. Kendrick J. Kline W. Knight J. Korzenowski J. Krause ft © jK. A. Lehman 7 J-Mao,en FRANK MARONEY World History, Physical Education, Maintenance, Freshman 119 C. Macke R. Tremont President E. Flynn Vice President D. Ploumen D. Pic u lei I E- Rainville Secretary J- Saba5 J. Kruth Treasurer M. Sexton J. Stepkala S. Sworski A. Tennessen J. McCorthy Sgt. at Arms G. Thornburg W. Valentine W. Wally D. West J. Zurek T. Maxey W, Moses D. Plack P. Anderson E. Benjamin I. Bergman V. Breeny R. Bydlon D. Donnelly D. Fournier M. Fuehrer L. Gazda D. Glockner M. Habig P. Harmon S. Hawkinson K. Hessie BROTHER JOHN CLARENCE Religion I, English I Freshman 121 R. Hinz l D. Wiemiller President F. Madden Vice President R. Johnson R. Klesk D. McArthur W. McCluskey J. Feehan Secretary T. Munger M. Munn M. O'Brian L. Kouri Treasurer R. Oreschnick M. Pawlyshyn P. Phillippi T. Reha B. Sax Sgt. at Arms J. Reichert T. Scales R. Stienert J. Tiller T. Tracy 20 J. Beckey W. Bedor M. Berg A. Blachfelner G. Cain D. Cofe S. Erlander K. Gibbs H. Giefer J. Hannigan M. Heath R. Herrmann I I M. Holznagel M. Jacob BROTHER ANTHONY Religion I, Mathematics I, Cafeteria. Freshman 201 J. Klees D. Krippner L. Stocco President J. Boulger Vice President P. Wisniewski Secretary R. Morley T. Nagle D. Niosi J. Pettipiece R. Poggi D. Ripley S. Roth G. Sinner S. Sledz R. Turnberg D. Peterson E. Vlach Sgt. at Arms W. Westerman D. LoCascio W. Martino D. Mattsson W. McGuire D. Borth M. Bedworczyk T. Chapman M. Conley J. Eckerman R. Fahnhorst M. Fricke G. Friendshuh M. Gorman rs a ■ k 7 w V R. Horveaux D. Hessburg B. Johnson J. Kazek M. Kelly JOHN BOHEN World History, Civics. Freshman 203 W. Roers Secretary J. Nowotny R. Oxbourough J. Pitra J. Rasmussen B. Hofmann Treasurer D. Ronyak J. Ruesner A. Rusinko T. Sampson J. Shollbetter 22 D. Bangle J. Barrett E. Bazinet W. Beckman L. Blanchette S. Busksa D. Cavanaugh G. Coble D. Donaghue J. Galka D. Goleski W. Giesman HARVEY J. BURON Religion I, Algebra I. B. Heilie J. Hogan R. Jacob D.Johnson M. Mountain President G. Betts Vice President R. Highfield Secretary C. Muller T. Pease P. Rainville J. Scales FRESHMAN 210 D. Landry M. Lawson J. Litecky G. Martyn o dJi 1 1 u n L V R. McDonald J. McGrow E. Meuers M. Harrer Treasurer R. Schultz R. Snee B. Spano T. Sydloski J. Timmermans M. Benso. D. Bierbcu D. Brummt D. Compec T. Cashmo J. Connolly G. Cummens L. Dougherty T. Doberstein M. Doty T. Endort D. Goff EUGENE CONWAY Religion I, Latin I. R. Holm J. Jakubowski FRESHMAN 212 J. Kastl P. Krosk T. Collins President R. Ludwig R. Magnuson G. Malek J. Fulkerson Vice President R. Midlo J. McIntosh M. McNamara B. Osman L. Osowski T. Peters J. Roback P. McKasy Treasurer D. Roseth E. Rushin S. Salvog J. Welna T. Zembal J. Kreuttm D. Kruma. J. Adams F. Amundsen A. Brecht R. Brown G. Carlson R. Havelak G. Huney T. Christiansen D. Cloninger D. Clough J. Craig C. DeKeyser G. Dumas D. Gangelhoff WILLIAM JOHNSON World History, Physical Education, Intramurals, Track Coach, Assistant Coach of Varsity Football. Freshman 216 W. Kalina T. Kielas r f % I D. Honnessy President E. O'Keefe Vice President A. Madison J. Meyer T. Knopps Treasurer T. Miskowiz J. Mulcahy J. Burns Secretary B. Novak J. Oberreuter D. Rasmussen J. Reiter J. Rocheford W. Shand P. Shannon M. Endert Sgt. at Arms J. Stachowski J. Stockton L A J. Welch n t D. Zajac V T. Zilka JET- 25 P. Armstrong L. Burns J. Christianson J. Dahem R. Dufort J. Dupont D. Fish W. Hass R. Haugem E. Heisler J. Henzie T. Hildreth J. Hodek J. Jenstad J. Krause President F. Becchetti Vice President A. Brewer Secretary r C. Christianson Sgt. at Arms G. Theisson J. Turgeon D. Tykwinski D. Wagner J. Wolkner T. Whelan T. Rapacz Treasurer P. Quirk J. Saefke G. Sallberg J. Scherber P. Sederberg Robt. Olsen T. Ondrey R. Prenovost BROTHER DENIS Religion I, English I, Bookstore. Freshman 218 n « mM 4th 26 Freshman Life FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENTS Left to right: Daniel Hennessy, Brian Hayden, Thomas Collins, Louis Stucco, Steven Foster, Steven Slanga, Michael Mountain, James Krause, David Nie-miller, and Louis Nelson. Brother Denis demonstrates the use of the missal, with the oid of two of his students. In the classroom each De Freshman gets a chance to express himself. 27 G r t Ak J. Beltowski R. Blake R. Breun J. Brom G. Budzynski r. 0 M. Kline A. Kramer a h R. Hobday E. Jenstod T. Kellogg J. Connoy J. Danniewicz B. Droves M. Erlander BROTHER AMBROSE Religion II. Geometry, Football Moderator, Intramurals, Sophomore Moderator. Sophomore IOC G. Hackenmueller Treasurer T. West Sgt. at Arms W. Vilendrer G. Vosika D. Wareham R. Williams L. Wittmers W. Skavnak P. Sokol T. Theissen R. Tomisak 28 J. Anderson R. Anderson R. Backstrom T. Bray F. Ciesla L. Crepeau S. Donaghue S. Goetze T. Grimes L. Happe R. Hilson R. Hunt R. Johnsted M. Koelfgon R. Kunitz Cl I j 4Jk G iend'r JOHN MATUREN Religion II, Religion III, Trigo' nometry. Sophomore 12C President G. Horner Vice President J. Romaniak Secretary R. Mangelsdorf L Monette J. Montville T. Olejnicak J. Cavanaugh Treasurer T. Oliver S. Paulus R. Pelletier D. Perry J. Porter B. Heaney Sgt. at Arms T. Russell S. Sheehan D. Sjoquist D. Sutton D. Taylor C. Widn W. Maas J. McCann ' - dJk 29 o aJ Jl n n n R. Harwooc G. Johnson R. Johnson D. Kriske G. Lazarz S. Bevan J. Blaska G. Chaplin G. De Roma J. Devlin M. Droves S. Frank R. Genoch J. Goodman ALOYSIUS W. FRANK General Science, Senior Science, Science Club. P M, McCollow Sophomore 13C O aA T. Cronin Treasurer P D. Hyland President P. Nelson S. Peters G. Rogers E. Volker Vice President E. Radford W. Rush D. Schaust P. Seidl W. Rand Sgt. at Arms W. Shish J. Sierzant T. Sinner R. Spinner J. Viner B. Moore D. Neal 30 p a ilk J. Brown L. Cable D. Christian M. Cunningham J. Hitter P 4 J T. Fitzgerald R. Haeg T. Hart R. Julkowski W. Kowalski D. La Palme T. MacPhorson T. McMullen D. Mosiniak JOHN SVOBODNY Religion II, English II, Maintenance of Island School. Sophomore 14C n J. Gillespie President J. Pfeifer T. Bochnak Vice President D. Phillips J. Podgorski D. McLinn Secretary D. Pohland J. Sailer M. Schneider H. De Roma Treasurer R. Schultz M. Shallbetter R. Slonina R. Snegoski rs J. Sitarz Sgt. at Arms P. Stiehm D. Sullivan n p fN J. Sullivan . V R. Suihel 1 JL T. Weyrauch I ■Lm tStil n m tffijb 31 32 J. Igel G. Jacob C. Kausel H. Anderson P. Broat R. Culhane B. Doyle G. Grendohl B. Hapka BERNARD SZYMCZAK Religion II, Latin II, English II, NFL, Debate. R. Kereakos W. Kessler Sophomore T. Layer President 23C R. Kirwan P. O'Neil Vice President J. Malecki P. Sheehan Secretary T. Morneau G. Mueller G. Byszewskl Treasurer C. Naideth L. Peterson B. Pivec M. O'Brien Sgt. at Arms R. Rocheford P. Rusciano M. Schaeffer J. Sievers D. Solberg M. Sullivan R. Taub B. Whitfield J. Wronski J. Little R. Liemondt BROTHER GABRIEL Religion II, Spanish II, English II, Cheerleaders, Pep Club, Pep Band, Chess Club. Sophomore 24C A. Pazik President P. McConville Vice President P. Schopf Secretary M- Nelson J. Nowak P. Popehn J. Prew M. Kunz D. Pryd Treasurer E. Rebholz L. Reger K. Slack R. Swadner R. Teske L. Waterman D. McVary D. Morgan D. Mrocek J. McLean W. McLean 33 • n MUk;, m7 P. Dalsin C. Clarke B. Burns L Bolduc J. Bell W. Becker g S. Fehn R. Halverson J. Galka C. Hamerski R. Hamlin C. Kelley A. Klovdahl n R. Lucas J. Ludwig BROTHER 1. ROBERT Biology, Algebra II, Patroness Society Moderator, Science Club (Biology Section). Sophomore 303 R. Martin B. Rivers Treasurer B. Zajac President S. Miller Vice President D. O'Brien P. Payne J. Bartell L phenow Secretary I E. Miller .9 o ' r r A. Nelson E. Nelson V W- r P r a i f X V sir' k • J. Pidhayny L. Prenovost P. Rootkie T. Schwappach D. Scott G. Shipshock H. Shirek B. Simms T. Wander T. Murlowski — 34 G. Anderson G. Aschor A. Buechele T. Cady D. Carter J. Casserly A. Coleman M. Doyle J. Fournier D. Galush D. Jedlenski J. Jenks a -V D. Jennings B. Keefer BROTHER BERNARD Religion II, Chemistry, Senior Science, Baseball Moderator, Daily Bulletin, Student Retreats. Sophomore 304 B. Klein E. Adams Secretary W. Musenbrock P° J und-Ui ' D. Kos Treasurer J. Shomenta C. Smith D. Thomas M. Wilson J. Wittman 35 OVERDUE book is discussed by a repentant sophomore ond Mrs. Barclay, while another second year man relishes idea of having picture taken. ANIMAL TRAINER Phil Norris keeps wary eye on ferocious rabbits. Sophomore Life GUARDED SOPHS mingle in the library or bone up for afternoon exams. L. Blocker B. Bittner B. Burke J. Champion E. Cyrwus ft ft -1 D. Glenn M. Hayes V. Jones T. Kernan J. Kuharski A. Czajkowski B. Dawson D. DeMars T. Eitter BROTHER LAURENCE Religion III, English III, Guidance, Testing, Swimming, Tennis. Junior 206 Q M B. Taylor Vice President Cl it J. Boulger Business Manager B. Albright Secretary J. Mills R. Montville J. Morley J. Nachbar M. Rouon P. Rouen C. Seviola R. Sledz M. Spilane T. Syverson G. Theis J. Wolf C. Litecky J. Miernik ft ft V - A ft ft ' IkJ ft J ft t ft J J, ft ft V A 37 J. Berg J. Chadwick M. Dunphy J. Haggerty W. Hennen R. Hilger D. Hudson H. Huney W. Kleve P. Leonard R. Mack T. Manning BROTHER L. FELIX Religion III, Shop, Cafeteria, Glencoe Club, Stomp Club, Magazine Drive, Vocational Counselor, Hockey Moderator. Junior 207 C. Smith President M. Wisner Secretary J. Hill Vice President R. Meyers J. Chamberlain Treasurer T. Midlo T. Mitchell R. Mollers J. Norton D. Peters D. Schroeder D. Schwinn C. Vellner D. Willett M. Williams 38 R. Anton F. Bochniak R. Boden G. Bucksa P. Cody G. Carlson B. Corrodato B. Dolton J. Dols J. Andresen President BROTHER H. ROBERT Religion III, English II, English III, Track Moderator, Intramurals. Junior 208 P. Connelly Vice President T. Frank Secretary W. MacDonald Treasurer J. Marx J. McCoy J. McNallan T. Meyer D. Jacobsen J. Janson J. Keiser D. LaClare M. Mulligan K. Pomerleau D. Rooney O. Schmid E. Waczak G. Hovind 39 B. Ahl M. Byrnes V. Cassidy J. Conrad W. Cregan q a a tJ T. Doughty J. Dvorak J. Gallick D. Gorman a W. Gormley R. Hansen J. DeHarpporto Religion III, Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Glee Club, Musical, Alumni. R. Heck Junior 209 T. Horowicki ,• President d A E. Keller Vico President J. Jaruszewski R. Jensen V J. Beckman Secretary P T. Neary y., ' K. Peterson R. Igel J. Reardon Treasuror G. Roscoe M. Kennedy J. Liemandf J. Mitchell | dA O a d J. Schaaf J. Smith F. Spartz R. Worshek D. Springer Business Manager I. Wochtlcr a n A : , 40 P. Boldischar R. Copeland D. Dalsin T. Ebner D. Fell J. Giguere M. Hammergren T. Hansen H. Heigel O. Heston D. Hogen BROTHER LEONARD Religion III, American History, Junior Moderator, Bus. M. Hurley Junior 301 T. McSweeny President 41 rs o I u 9 € r n r M Jet i 9 9 a b ■ J. Juettner T. Kelly M. Kennedy D. Dockett W. Doyle J. Gosik J. Hurley J. Bocho R. Bergman R. Boardman K. Coskran R. Crepeou W. Knauff W. Kornicek BROTHER GREGORY Religion III, Physics, Science Club—Physics Section, Lockers. Junior 305 M. Brosnohan President J. Morgan Vice President A. Malochowski J. Malek J. Moteyka T. Bennett Secretary W. McDonald R. Murray J. Nelson R. Norby T. Rougier R. Smalkoski B. Stafford D. Stein D. Byron R. Whelan Treasurer S. Zdon 42 n ti G. Lang B. Barton L. Belair J. Butz J. Caola M. Cochrane T. Crowley M. Dalton B. Dicks T. Dziekciowski D. Williams F. Gagnon P. Glubke B. Johnson J. Naremza JOHN LOWN Mechanical Drawing, Architectural Drawing, Algebra I. Junior 306 N. Heilie E. Juneski H. Dmohowski President M. Kennedy D. landre B. Malone Vice President R. Lymer G. Maas V. Marinelli D. Mitzel M. Murlowski M. Ryan R. Schmitz Secretary and Treasurer d. Porter S. Graham Sgt. at Arms G. Sheehan D. Trudeau L. Weiler A. Valerius D. Werlich 43 J. Arbeiter D. Bednarz D. Benfield J. Brown P. Casey D. Colston J. Drabczak D. Dwyer J. Greene B. Hassman J. Hofstede P. Keogh BROTHER OLIVER Roligion III, Typing, Bookstore, Camera Club. P. Klaesges R. Kline E. O'Garo Treasurer J. Delvin Vice President B. Brooke Secretary Junior 307 R. Sleeker President G. Lewis B. Milkes R. Mortek T. O'Connell J. Orr L. Pahl J. Palmer B. Schatzlein G. Schoenhofcn R. Schwartz T. Ulmer H. Valerius J. Wehmhoff R. Weller R. Welter J. Wollersheim 44 Father Peter Rohrbach conducts retreat for all De men in the Junior Department. After lunch, the ice cream stand is very popular with most Juniors. A typical cafeteria scene during the Junior lunch period. De La Salle has gained a tremendous reputation through athletics in the past four years, and the school reached an all time peak in the number of contests won. Naturally the school strives to maintain this tradition, and the students have an almost jealous spirit concerning the teams. This spirit in the De La Salle following, the students, Brothers, and alumni has made the records possible. The school has hired men of the highest caliber to coach the boys, with the hope that more than winning would be emphasized. This is actually more important, but with the whole city to draw from DE has done well in both respects. An example of the instruction DE athletes get is the picture at the right where Mr. Reinhart is giving the team a pep talk before the Regional game with Benilde. � V SPORTS Varsity Football The Varsity finished the 1957 season in great style, trouncing the last two opponents by large scores. This fmol show of spirit mode the season record six wins and two losses. This was a marked improvement over the previous season. The only thing keeping DE from proclaiming if a greot year was a first half letdown in the 14-7 heartbreak agoinst Cretin. This kept the Islanders from capturing the CCC title. The Boy's Town game could hove been closer, but had someone given DE a few breaks. The team reached its peak in the homecoming win over S'. Thomas. It was a great night for the Islanders as Finnegan, Smith, and Albers, behind powerful blocking, Crushed the Codets. Tackle Bob Praus celebrated with a TD also, to the delight of the fans, and especially queen Jeanette Boehnke, his date for the dance. The spirit continued in the season finale against Brainerd. DE won a mudfest in the rain, 39-13. Co-captains Mike Finnegan and Bob Praus Mike Finnegan set up four touchdowns with beautiful runs. Rog Albers scored three of these and Mike the other. Charlie Smith was the long gainer with two great runs of 60 yards, one on a pass from Albers. The Islanders received ten places of mention in the All-Conference ratings selected by the St. Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press. Bob Gavin, who did a greot job at guard all season, Rog Albers, and co-captain Bob Praus, a great tackle, were named to the first team. The other co-captain, Mike Finnegan, Charlie Smith, John Derus, and Jim Tobias made the second team. On the honorable mention list were Paul Connelly, quarterback Mike Mulligan, and Dave Dooley. Smith led the Islanders in individual scoring with eleven TDs. Albers scored ten from fullback and passed for several more. Finnegan ended up with nine, getting three in two different games. FIRST ROW: Bill Downham, Pat Sullivan, Dave Dooley, Ken Fisher, Mike Finnegan, Jim McCoy, Tony Pasek, Tom Kozlack, John Simonitsch, Jack Devlin, Bob Tomisak. SECOND ROW: Terry Layer, Wally Hinz, Dave Kos, Jim Devlin, Judd Carlson, Bob Praus, Mike Mulligan, Bob Mannella, Pat Giles, Jim Mateyka, Mike Minder. THIRD ROW: Mike Cutter, Gary Hacken-mueller, Jim Boulger, Jim Little, Mike McSweeney, Dick Igle, Bob Gavin, John Derus, Bob Malone, Tom Kelly, Rog Albers, Brother Ambrose, Moderator, Bill Johnson, assistant coach. FOURTH ROW: Fay Frowley, coach, Bill MacDonald, Joe Mil-bauer, Gary Ramussen, Fred Brown, Pete Dombrowski, Jim obias. Chuck Smith, Paul Conley. 48 B Squad FRONT ROW: Ron Hilson, Bill Droves, Ed Volker, Bob Ahl, Charles Naideth, Greg Sheehan, George Maas, Ed Rebholz, George Johnson. SECOND ROW: Brother Liguori—Coach, Mike Koelfgen, Ed Miller, Dick Pelletier, Ron Martin, Mike Dunphy, Mike O'Brien, Bob Pivec, Jim Prous, Bill Rand, Mr. Joseph Conklin—Assistant Frosh FRONT ROW: Dennis Johnson, Pat Anthony, John Mulloy, Ed Rushin, Steve Foster, James Burke, Dave Wagner, Tom Knopps, Dick Foertsch. SECOND ROW: Mike Endert, Steve Roth, Dick Berry, Charles Christianson, Bill McLaughlin, Martin Keller, Brent Hofmann, Bill Newfield, Jim Rossner, Hugh Fleetham. THIRD ROW: Dennis Haggerty, Mr. Patrick Kelley—Coach, Peter Fitzgerald, Wayne Beckman, Bill Valentine, Jim Heille, John Feehan, Tom Collins, Dennis Ronyak, Mike Harrer, Ray Poggi, Mike Jacobs, Jim McCarthy, Louis Stucco, Forrest Amundsen, Mike Gorman. 49 Finnegan stopped momentarily by Cathedralites. Grid The Islanders were under the direction of head coach Fay Frawley and assistant Bill Johnson.. The varsity moderator was Brother Ambrose. The senior-dominated squad came through much better than was expected. They showed their spirit and love of the game by putting forth their best during every game. Although the team did not win the CCC title, the big loss to Cretin came at the start of the season and many of the players felt that a return match, although impossible in football, would have been different. The respective scores of the St. Thomas games seemed to indicate that the De La Salle team had improved tremendously. Another unique honor was bestowed upon the team when captain Mike Finnegan was given an invitation to try out for the annual North-South High School All-Star football game to be held in August. 50 Albers brought down aftetr long gain against Cretin. tripped up after nearly breaking away against St. Cloud. Spirit ALBERS breaks into the clear in the Boy's Town game at the Parade Stadium. He was caught thirty yards later. DERUS DIVES after Boys' Town star quarterback Wilber Hollis. Coming up fast are Mike Mc-Sweeny (68) and John Jaruszewski (21). 51 JON ANDRESEN scores behind screen ogainsi Red Wing. GARY RASMUSSEN shoots over defender's outstretched hand. MARK BROSNAHAN lays one up in win over Regis. Year of Experience BOB DALSIN takes his favorite, a jump shot from the circle. The youthful Islander basketball squad finished the season with a nine win and eleven loss record. However, many of the losses were due to inexperience. Coach Reinhart experimented a lot with several players, and as a result, DE should put a polished team on the court next winter. There were only two seniors on the team, Bruce Evans and Bill Brown. DE opened the season with three wins, but the eventual State Champ, Austin Pacelli, stopped a 12 game streak for the Islanders in the fourth game, at DE, 40 36. If was typical of the seoson, close and hard fought games. This started a downfall as DE dropped four more in a row. Two of the losses were in a Holiday Tournament to two-time North Dakota champ ('57-'58i Bismarck, and to Minot, who also made the Nodak tourney. The Alumni game could be called an exhibition os DE stars from the great teams came back to play again. The best night for DE fans was when the Islanders outplayed Red Wing at DE, 58-51. After that came a series of close games. DE was nosed by Cretin in the last three minutes at DE, 65-60. Then came a squeeze over the Red Knights by one point, and a loss at St. Cloud where DE lost on free throws, a common occurrence. A heartbreaker by the Toms at Homecoming, a comeback against Regis, and another nose by Cretin ended the seoson. A host of loyal Islanders, inspired by a pep talk by Mr. Reinhart, were bitterly disappointed as DE went down to defeat before Duluth Cathedral on the opening afternoon of the State Tournament. The DE-men had gained the Region Three spot by edging Benilde again, this time 51-48. A great team performance tied the all-time scoring record, 78-59, in the first Consolation game. DE then lost the rubber game of the seoson to St. Cloud for the Consolation final, 52-47. Each had won one previous game from the other. JOHN BELL scores opening basket in State Tournament against Duluth Cathedral. 52 Left to Right: Bob Dalsin, Don Thomas, Mark Brosnahan, Jon Androsen, Chuck Smith, Terry Welsh, Bob Brooke, John Bell, Gary Rasmussen, John Janson, Bill Brown, Rog Stecker, Bruce Evans, Paul Connelly, and Bill Droves. Season Record DE 48 Columbia Heights 40 H DE 58 Benilde 43 A DE 52 St. Cloud 48 H DE 36 Austin Pacelll 40 H DE 39 St. Thomas 43 A DE 45 Minot, N.D. 62 A DE 40 Bismarck, N.D. 58 A DE 40 Alumni 49 H DE 58 Red Wing 51 H DE 60 Cretin 65 H DE 56 Regis 37 H DE 58 Benilde 57 H DE 64 St. Cloud 71 A DE 50 St. Thomos 51 H DE 62 Regis 61 A DE 39 Crotin 43 A Regional DE 51 Benilde 48 H State DE 44 Duluth 51 DE 78 Sleepy Eye 59 DE 47 St. Cloud 52 SEASON HIGHLIGHT wos Red Wing game. Rasmussen gains tip to open the contest. DE beat one of the best public school teams in the state that night. CHARLIE SMITH strains as he puts the ball high against the glass backboard at St. Thomas. Tommy No. 36 gives hippo yawn as Brown (1) and Welsh look on with Helf-man and Murray. 53 BRUCE EVANS goes high to tip one in over the outstretched hand of an opponent from Cretin. DE on Offense TERRY WELSH grapples with two defenders from Columbia Heights. BILL BROWN in classic pose, before dropping two in an Islander victory. ROGER STECKER fires from the side much to the dismay of an Eau Claire Regis bench warmer. 54 Scores Opponents DE Columbia Heights 22 25 Benilde St. Cloud Pacelli St. Thomas Frosh Red Wing St. Thomas Cretin Regis Benilde St. Cloud St. Thomas Regis Cretin 33 57 46 43 45 38 48 40 38 44 19 20 51 42 40 52 44 49 23 41 37 32 50 35 45 44 39 52 B BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW; Walt Kowalski, Wally Hinz, Terry Layer, George Horner, Dove Sjoquisf, Tim Russell. SECOND ROW: Dave Phenow, Jim Kelly, Fred Mayer, John Bell, Jerry Connoy, Dick Phillips, George Lender. B Squad... Frosh Scores Opponents De Sophs Bloomington Bryont Benilde St. Thomas Cretin Ascension St. Thomas Benilde Cretin State Farm Edison Edison Benilde DE 44 38 27 34 36 62 29 45 42 59 59 66 45 52 31 36 31 45 48 53 69 66 35 62 41 47 37 33 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Jim McCarthy. Chuck Macke, Jack Kundlo, Tom Knopps, Hugh Fleetham. SECOND ROW: Gary Zackman, Mike Gleason, Jim Rasmussen, Mike Conley. THIRD ROW: John Beckey, Bill Newfield, Louis Stocco, Jim Roesner, Mike Jacobs, Phil Horner, Mike Munn. Coach: Pat Kelley. Moderator: Brother Edward. 55 Left to right: Brother L. Felix—moderator, James Medved—coach, J. McCoy, Wm. Schatzlein, B. Roger, D. Pohland, E. Waczok, M. Wisner, Wm. Downham, M. K.unz, Wm. Shish, J. Sailer, Robf. Corredato, D. Peters, Robf. Slonina. Missing frcm picture are R. Albers, J. Donahue, D. Dooley, C. Huyck. Hockey De La Salle's first entry in the Central Catholic Hockey Conference proved to be a hard fighting squad that was in every game until the final whistle. Many of the games were close and losses in several of these games deprived DE from participating in the Private School Hockey Tournament. Rog Albers, Dave Dooley, Bob Corredato, and Jim McCoy were instrumental in making 1958 a successful season. Albers was injured for several games after suffering facial injuries in the Cretin game, but Dooley took up the slack and ended up as top scorer with seven goals and three assists. The Islanders were fifth in the conference with four wins and six losses, but three non-league wins made the final record seven wins and six losses. Season Record DE Opp. DE Opp. St. Agnes 1 3 2 3 Benilde 1 0 3 1 Cretin 1 3 1 4 St. Cloud Cathedral 1 0 1 0 St. Thomas 2 4 Duluth Cathedral 2 4 Vocational 2 1 3 2 Nazareth Hall 5 0 INTRASQUAD GAME is played by team in freezing temperatures. Referee is Coach Medved. DEFENSE waits for DE offensive charge on St. Cloud net. 56 SCHATZLEIN moves the puck into enemy territory. Pep on Ice 57 v«ui Swimming Team '58 SWIMMING TEAM. FIRST ROW: F. Von Rabenou, Rog Anderson, J. Horwood, Bob .Ander-son, P. Hile. SECOND ROW: B. Whitfield, J. Rlngstrom, J. Morgan, R. Spinner. THIRD ROW: Mr. Carrol Gustafson-Coach, H. Brom, R. Harwood. D. Sullivan, T. Doberstein, J. Jerich, J. Daniewicz. Lock of depth proved to be the greatest handicap to the swimming team this year. The swimming team usually took the mojority of first places in the individual swimming events of a meet. On the other hand, the other team would take the second and third places; this, together with their winning the diving and one relay race, was enough to defeat the DE team. As a result, the final record for the season was one win and eight losses. Individual swimmers who did well were coptain Paul Hile, one of the top swimmers in the state,- Bob Anderson, who holds the school record for the backstroke; Franz Von Rabeneau, who took first place in the majority of his orthodox breaststroke roces; and Rog Anderson, who was defeated only twice in the butterfly. Other swimmers who contributed markedly to the team's total were juniors Jim Morgan, John Ringstrom, and sophomore Bob Spinner. ROG ANDERSON skims through the water with his graceful butterfly stroke. FRANZ VON RA. BENAU makes the turn and heads back up the lane. BOB ANDERSON pushes off from the edge of the pool at the start of the backstroke race. 58 Matmen Improve COACH HORNING counts over Vern Jones as Tom Frank gains advantage, The wrestling teom was one of the best in the area. Though the team lost the last four matches, Vern Jones and Tom Frank, who beat the city champs in their class, were out with injuries ond did not compete. DE beat North, Central twice, and South, while losing to Washburn, Marshall, West, Minnehaha, Henry, and South, for a 4-6 final record. The team, only in its third year, will probably be admitted to the M.I.S.L. next year. WRESTLING TEAM. FRONT ROW: Jack Devlin, H. Huney. A. Grondpre, T. Frank, R. Schultz, M. Shallbetter, Jim Devlin. SECOND ROW: B. Louiselle, T. O'Brien, Copt. P. Maas, V. Jones, J. Laursen, R. Meyers, T. Eitter, D. Dalsin. THIRD ROW: T. Mills, B. Dwyer, D. Christen, P. Martin, G. Maas, T. Hurley, T. Kernan. MORE SENIOR SWIMMERS TORPEDO Paul Hilc dives into Ascension pool at start of meet. SUBMERGED twin. Bob Anderson breaks water in relay race, as Rog Anderson and Franz Von Rabe-neau wait. 59 Baseball THE PITCH rides in os Jon Andresen waits, bat poised. Catcher is Mark Brosnohan; game is intrasquad. THE SQUAD: Bottom row: Paul Connelly, Mark Brosnahan, Jim Marks, Jon Andresen, and Steve Graham. Second row: Coach Bill Horning, Pete Chubb, Dave Byron, Dick Allendorf, Bert Rogers, Bob Dalsin, and Brother Bernard, team moderator. Third row. Jim Jenks, Tony Pazik, Wally Hinz, Mike Ryan, and Tom McSweeney. Top row: John Fudali, Wall Skawnak, manager—Tom Bochnak, Tom Kozlak, Pot O'Neil, Don Evans, Joe Doll, ond Gene Juneski. Missing: Otto Schmid, Tom Heoney, and Joe Milbauer. SWING AND MISS goes Don Evans, team's leading slugger. PLAYING CATCH are Evans and Brosnahan. 61 TRACK TEAM. FRONT ROW; John Montague. Bob Fahnhorst, Terry Layer, Dennis Sage, James Keeley, Brent Hofmann, Bill Whitfield, Bob Sled . SECOND ROW: Tom Burke, Dave Lamm, Terry Welsh, Bob Olsen, Ed Roth, Jerry Hass, John Simonitsch, John Hihman, Mike O'Brien. THIRD ROW: Mike Ogile, Bob Spinner, Joe Eitter, George Smith. John Kundla, Bob Thibodeau, Tom Loinfelder, Dave Sjoquist, Francis Long, John Stepkala, Mike O'Loughlin. Track STATE RECORD HOLDER Bob Thibodeou wins mile GO! Sprinters practice on the Island, event ot St. Thomas. 62 TENNIS TEAM. FRONT ROW: Tom Manning, Bob Albright, Don Bednarz, Tom Hanson. SECOND ROW: Gerry Beckman, Dick Monfville, Mike Kennedy. Missing from picture: John Nachbar, Bob Sledz, Dave De Mara, Bob Snegoski. Tennis DOUBLES TEAM, Beckman, Kennedy, Manning, and Albright warm up in gym. SERVING to imaginary opponents are Kennedy, Montville, Albright, Bednarz, and Beckman. 63 DUST BOWL is scene of loss to Boy Scouts. ROCK AND ROIL is here to stay' Count the feet — r r Odd Shots ROG ANDERSON casuolly stretches, too late to save his brother Bob, going down for the third time. Von Robencau wotches. MIKE LEONARD goes around Tom Petrie as lorry Lofz wails for possible pass and shot. (Below) CASUAL Rasmussen pauses three feet off the floor. GARY RASMUSSEN receives toe injury, causing him to grasp at nothing. Boys in back seem to think it's funny. ______ WHAT IS IT? BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS left to right, Mr. Mark Brosnahan, Mr. George McDonald, and Mr. Ernie Andresen. Booster Club The newest and the most enthusiastic organization at De La Salle is the Booster Club. The club was formed in the spring of last year for the purpose of De La Salle athletics. The Booster Club's main work is the raising of money in various ways for the school teams. Two of the Boosters' pet projects are the Alumni-varsity basketball game, held during the Christmas holidays, and the Spring Dance, which was held earlier this May. MULLIGAN eat peas and pork chop . CELEBRITIES Bob Ryan, Brother Norbert ot the mike, Mr. Charles Crepeau hidden by the flower , and Brother Martin attend football banquet. Hardworking, personable officers of the Booster Club—Mr. Mark Brosnahan, Mr. George McDonald, ond Mr. Ernie Andresen make successes of the projects they sponsor. Each of these men has a son active in DE athletics, but is by no reason their only interest. Club membership is a two dollar yearly donation. Only in the second year of existence, there are already over two hundred members in the club. 65 Some of the most joyous moments of the school year come when the results of hard work are brought to light for the whole student body to see. Certainly at DE the dances are very much a part of our development. So also are the plays and other large productions which are arranged by a few for the enjoyment of many. This work is not unrewarded, because of the tremendous spirit with which the features are received. It is at these functions that real school spirit is shown, and without full cooperation by all, they would not succeed. It will be only in later years when the fruits of such labor will be observed in the individual, but it is real team work. 66 67 FEATURES Homecoming 58 (Upper Left) DUNCAN PINHEAD stars at pep rally. (Upper Right) QUEEN JEANETTE BOEHNKE and escort John laursen smile bravely in cold. Bob Praus, real escort, was warming up in locker room. (Lower Left) CANDIDATES for Homecoming queen wore Joan Blanchette, Candy Lourent, Charlotte Dugan, Phoebe Thiesen, Mary Kay McMullen, Jeanette Boehnke, and Jo Besser. (Below) UGHI says Dick Scheurer during lunch for faculty and royalty. Cracraft spots camera; Gavin has piercing eyes. 68 Behind the Scenes JIM MORGAN AMUSES Nick Heille with lines from ploy You Con't Take It With You, as Jerry Niznik plays with microphone. VOLUNTEERS Paul Brambilla, Tod Lawson, and Jerry Mont-ville get scenes ready for Patroness Society skits. GRANDPA WADLEY ( You Can't Take It With You ) fixes up Lee Martin before play, Life It Lightly. These boys were part of the production crews which were indispensable in putting on the school plays during the year. Stage work is manual labor in the weeks before the play, and precision during the actual casting. Once more teamwork is shown. THE CURTAIN RISES and the lights go on. Tom Mangelsdorf and Larry Landry move the controls. 69 The highlight of the Dramatic Club's season came on Dec. 15 and 16 when DE Thespians presented the three act musical comedy, Life It Lightly. The play itself was written by Brother Paul and Brother Ignatius. The latter Brother also composed some of the songs for the presentation. The leads were played by Dick Montville and Betty Tell, a student from St. Anthony High School. Minor roles were ployed by Dick Gill, Jerry Hass, Phil Schaffer, Tom Gebeck, Katie Weiland, Sue Jacobs, and many members of the De La Salle Glee Club. SWEETHEART OF SIGMA CHI: Marge Meadows (Betty Tell) is serenaded by the whole cast in their formal attire at the fraternity ball. De Musical Comedy SURPRISE! yells Jerry Flick os he invades Marge's solitude by means of a box. The story centered around Life Magazine photographer, Jerry Flick (Dick Montville) and his girl friend, Marge Meadows (Betty Tell). While Jerry is covering a world premiere, he meets and falls for the star of the movie, Luella Lush (Katie Weiland). This causes an argument between Jerry and Marge. At the Prom Marge is chosen the sweetheart of Sigma Chi. As a result of this, Luella leaves Jerry. However, Jerry and Marge re-unite, and the play ends on a happy note. BUSINESS for Harrigan includes entertaining his associates, much to the delight of the men. and photographer Jerry Flick. 70 CARNIVAL SCENE of ploy Life It Lightly, Teddy beors, cones, ond funny hots. 71 You Can't Take It With You” GAY WELLINGTON (Karen Mooix) surprises Mr. Anthony Kirby (Robert McDonald). LIGHT FANTASTIC is exhibited by Essio (Roseanne Vogt) as Penny (Margaret Hanson) looks up from her typing. TIME OUT for cast during rehearsal for Brother Paul's spring production. GRANDPA WADLEY speaks line as rest of cast amusedly listens. 72 WINTER DANCE The 1958 Basketball Homecoming held on February 1, was a combination of a basketball and a winter theme. The red and white decoro-tions provided a great setting, os Joe DE and his favorite girl danced to the music of the Commodores. MOONLIGHT SERENADE and the 1958 Homecoming is almost a memory. GO MAN, GO! Trumpet blares as the band goes through a fast number. TWIRLI says Red Hartel as he swings his date. It was too hot for a coat. 73 BENEDICTION at the end of the Junior Retreat. FRESHMAN CLASS offering their proyers. works, joys, and suffer ings. in Action ST. JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE, patron of teachers. RETREAT MASTER Father Richard Madden, O-C.D. BROTHERS' CHAPEL, time out for a quick prayer. 74 DE Gets New Look The sketch on this page, by senior Mike Smigleski, is an accurate portrayal of what De La Salle will look like when the expansion plans are finally put into action. In the right foreground is the modern freshman building. At the far end of this structure, a new library will be added. It will project several feet outward; large glass wondows will add a rare touch. The locker rooms for the new gymnasium will be in the basement. The gym itself is the larger building in the right rear. If will hold 1,800 fans. The present Brothers' house is the figure at the center, in behind the gymnasium. The sophomore building is at the upper left, and the main building is at the lower left. The new building extends far out info right field, being about twice as long as the present main building. When put into use, it will take the place of the Wentworth building, which has housed DE freshmen for the last six years. Certainly the atmosphere of DE will change, as more students are added, but this fine example of teamwork is a tribute to the Brothers and the Archbishop for their interest in perfection. 75 Above: Take out your notebooks! Below: Listen, wise guy, put oway that camera! Below: Today we are going to honor the best tennis coach in the state. Below: At the end of a long day. 76 FAR LEFT: WAITING and ready to go. LEFT: LET'S ACT like seniors in spite of ourselves. ABOVE: CRACRAFT AND GARSKI take life easy in club. BELOW: BLUSH MUCH, Mike, ABOVE: BIG BOB PRAUS gets opinion from classmate. PLEASE, no pictures today. ALFRED E. NEWMAN in striking pose. YOU ALL don't get nothing in the Marines. 77 78 ACTIVITIES One special and very important part of school life at De La Salle is extracurricular activities. Through these clubs, De men learn to work together with others who have the same interests. All possible interests are taken care of by the extracurricular program. For the musically inclined the glee club or pep band offers the most; for the more intellectual, there are the Chess Club, the National Forensic League and the Stamp Club; for journalism interests there are The Islander and Delta staffs,- for those seniors who want to help in a spiritual way, there is the Benildus Club; and the Dramatics Club, Camera Club, and Science Club provide activities for any remaining interests. When we look at the fine achievements of these groups, we realize they are due to one thing— teamwork, the same teamwork that is present in sports, studies, and all phases of De La Salle lifel At the left the Glee Club, one of the largest of the groups, practices under the direction of Brother Ignatius. 79 This year's Senior Council was composed of all senior class officers. There were, however, two divisions to it, the first being the Council proper, and the second the senior senate, consisting of the senior advisory presidents. Brother H. Paul was senior moderator this year and headed the senior council. The senior department officers for 1957-1958 were as follows: President, Mike Finnegan; Vice-President, Bob Praus; Vice-President, Roger Albers; Secretary, Bruce Evans,- Treasurer, Charles Neerland; Business Manager, Bob Gavin. To these the Senior class are grateful for a job well done. FRONT ROW: E. Lljewski, R. Olek, R. Thibodeau, R. Fournier, T. Cracraft. SECOND ROW: J. Rapacz, M. Finnegan, J. Bauer, A. Hofstede, C. Neerland, M. Coulombe. THIRD ROW: W. Tobias, J. Stocco, K. Fisher, D. Nelson, T. Walker, M. Slind. Senior Council In general, the function of the Council has been to correlate senior department activities: the dances, games, drives, etc., and to provide a liaison between the student body and the faculty, for the dual purpose of presenting student opinion and requests to the faculty, and conveying faculty messages to the student body. 80 FRONT ROW: E. Huyck, J. Flynn, T. Burke, C. Huyck, J. Doble, W. Downham. SECOND ROW: M. Hickey, D. Leger, R. Albers, M. Walker, R. Gavin. THIRD ROW: D. Dooley, R. Praus, B. Evans, P. Chubb, W. Brown, R. Sitars. Seniors judged by the foculty to be outstanding in studies, character, leadership, and service are inducted into the organization known as the National Honor Society. The society is intended primarily to grant recognition to deserving seniors for accomplishments in these fields. To be outstanding in studies, according to NHS standards, means a B average. This presupposes a certain degree of diligent application over a period of four years. Leadership is primarily by way of example. Membership in the society assumes that a person has been in a certain sense admired, or looked up to by his classmates. Leadership is also exemplified by active participation and support of projects undertaken by the school. FRONT ROW: M. Coulombe, R. Hunstad, H. Netkow, G. Gorski, J. Montague, C. Neerland. SECOND ROW: J. Rapacz, M. Buhr, J. Stocco, J. Moore, P. Maas, G. Martin. THIRD ROW: Robt. Anderson, T. Connoy, D. Boardman, R. Gavin, D. Macho, B. Evans. National Honor Society The service recognition includes participation in extra-curricular activities, voluntary assistance in such class enterprises as dance decorations, stage preparation, and magazine drives. Character is probably the most essential of the four attributes honored by the society. By virtue of the fact that a student is designated a young man of character, it is implied that he con be imitated by the underclassmen vying for similar honors. FRONT ROW: Rog Anderson, P. Giles, T. Burke, T. Crocrafl, T. Egan, A. Thill. SECOND ROW: E. Feeser, P. Schaffer, J. Hass, J. Jasper, J. Matheis, R. Praus, Dooley intruding. THIRD ROW: L. McDonald, F. Brown, J. Tobias, J. Smuda, M. Emery, T. Gazda. 81 De La Salle's Science Club has completed one more year of productive activity under the guidance of Mr. Frank, science teacher. The officers were-. Roger Anderson, President; Robert Anderson, Vice-President; and Ronald Parrish, Secretary-Treasurer. These, together with the chairman of the four divisions, hove all worked together to make this club one of the outstanding ones on the Island. General sections were held on Mondays following the issuing of report cards, and each of the four sub-divisions of the club assembly met once each six-weeks period. Each member was required to work on a project along the lines of his particular interest, and submit this project for competition at the Science Fair, held at De La Salle on March 25. —•on „.r,nN FRONT ROW: c. Wicks, R. Mangels-RADIO BIOLOGY SECTIO ' L. prcncvost. SECOND ROW: Bob dorf, B. Dawson, D. Warc K. Heim, J. De Harpporte, R. Anderson, Rog Anderson, .! j. Wander, A. Heisenfelt, J. Parish. THIRD ROW: T. CtaI Niznik, E. Roth, A. Buechele. PHYSICS SECTION. FRONT ROW: G. Vosiko, J. Gedder, A. Owczarzak, C. Litecky. SECOND ROW: P. Schaffer, D. Olson, R. Breun, J. Wolf. THIRD ROW: D. Wodley, D. Boardman, I. Witt-mcrs, J. Ludwig. Science Club Dramatics Club FRONT ROW: P. Cody, M Nelson, T. Burke, R. Gill R. Landry, R. Genoch. SEC OND ROW: P. Giles, J Laursen, 0. Oancik, R. Hud son, J. Norton, J. Hass THIRD ROW: D. Butler, J Hurley, J. Morgan, D Lcger, J. Malecki, R. Gun derson. FOURTH ROW: J Milbauer, A. Heisenfelt, P Brambilla, T. Mangelsdorf R. Montville, J. Niznik. FRONT ROW: P. Heffern, M. Coulombe, R. Warren, J. Kordas, R. Haeg, P. Stiehm. SECOND ROW: J. Montville, M. Buhr, N. Heille, T. Cra-craft, S. Gile, R. Giguere. THIRD ROW: T. Lawson, D. Miskowic, F. Von Rabenau, R. Whelan, L. Martin, R. Scheurer. FOURTH ROW: T. Ahmonn, P. Sidders, R. Jul-kowski, D. Macho, P. Schaffer K. Fisher, P. Sokol. Scenes from The Devil and Daniel Webster, De La Salle's entry in the One Act Play Festival in November. Left: The Devil (Tom Cracraft) fiddles, for Tom Burke, John Laursen, and Pat Giles. Right: Let's see the signature, says the Devil (Tom Cracraft) to Daniel Webster (Pat Giles). Alumni Association The De La Salle Alumni Association has, through the years since its inception, strived successfully to achieve a twofold purpose: to preserve associations and friendships formed in high school days, and to come to the aid of De La Salle in its varied needs. This year the social side was well taken care of with a dance in the fall and a banquet in early May. Not forgetting today's students, the Alumni have established scholarships to defray the tuition of deserving students. The senior class of '58 hope that they will be equally loyal to 'ol De La Salle as they join the ranks of the Alumni. ALUMNI OFFICERS: Left to rights Mr. John Remes '43-Vice-President, Mr. Jim Reger '51—Recording Secretary, Brother Ignatius-Moderator, Mr. John Byron '46—President. Mr. Roy LeitschuH '44—Financial Secretary, Mr. Vince Johnson '38-Treasurer. Glencoe Club The Minneapolis Glencoe Club, an unknown quantity to most DE men, in its quiet, unobtrusive way, is accomplishing great good. The club's special interest is the boys and young men who are in training to be Christian Brothers—some of them in the novitiate at Glencoe, Missouri—the others at the Scholasticote at St. Mary's College, Winona, Minnesota. This year, os every year, there were two major social events on the Glencoe Club calendar: the card party in late fall and the dance in the spring. In addition, there will be a picnic in mid-August for the members. At Christmas time a sizable sum is sent to Glencoe to help provide athletic equipment and other gifts to the boys who will one day be Christian Brothers. GLENCOE CLUB OFFICERS: Left to right: Brother L. Felix—Moderator, Mrs. Steven Byzewski—Treasurer, Mr. Earl Frank—President, Mrs. John Binko—Secretary pro temp. Missing from picture: Mr. Herman Pahl—Vice-President, Mrs. Margaret McMullen-Secretory. 84 Mrs. Gordon C. Walker PRESIDENT Mrs. Frank M. Madden TREASURER Mrs. Alfred J. louiselle VICE-PRESIDENT Mrs. George J. Dalsin SECRETARY Patroness Society To most De La Salle students, the Patroness Society suggests the thought of a half-holiday once a month on the day the lodies meet for luncheon, business, and entertainment. While grateful for these monthly breaks in the daily routine, • we should be aware and deeply appreciative of the many services and generous gifts we have received from these ladies, mothers of us De students. Among the various gifts to the school from the Patroness Society in recent months are the statue of the Most Blessed Virgin in the main corridor of the South School, and such audio-visual aids as a tape recorder, a movie projector, and a television set for the Freshman School. The ladies also provide an annual scholarship for some deserving student. Among the activities and events that are memorable this year were the Christmas party, the talent show, and the style show. The crowning event of their year is the annual Mothers' and Sons' Communion and Breakfast for seniors and their mothers just before graduation. Mrs. Raymond D. Dickinson MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN THE GAY TWENTIES — a scene from the Patroness Society Talent Show. 85 BASSES. First Row: R. Meyer, J. Bauer, B. Cregan, C. Litecky, B. Svihil, T. Rougier. Second Row: R. Olson, D. Sage, R. Gill, N. Heille, J. Conrad, D. Miskowic. Third row: J. Kollodge, B. Severson, J. Matheis, D. Gorman, D. Dufresne, M. Bilotta, T. Gebeck. Fourth row: D. Butler, T. Ebner, T. Horowicki, T. Gozda, L. McDonald, D. Montville. Under the direction of Brother Ignatius the De La Salle Glee Club 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. A special feature is the double quintet, whose performances draw favorable comments in all their appearances. BROTHER IGNATIUS, moder-otor, directing in a concert at Derhom Hall. The Glee Club has sung of the Patroness Christmas Party and at the Father-Son Banquet, and has appeared at school assemblies at Derham Hall, St. Joseph Academy, Our Lady of Peace, and St. Anthony's. Glee Club TENORS. First row: J. Mitchell, B. Stafford, D. Fortin, B. Whelan, R. Harwood, G. Ascher. Second row: R. Haeg, A. Owczarzak, D. Doncik, R. McDonald, B. Swegoski, D. Hobday. Third Row: D. Hudson, J. Harwood, C. Seviola, D. Von Ende, R. Breum, R. Kroll. Fourth Row: G. Schoenhofen, M. Nelson, J. Hebert, E. Feeser, T. Bennett, T. Lawson. 86 S.. r ow cond row: M. Mo Hor' ood. ron� T. Gebeck, K. Olson Bilotto. s Gill, R. ntvi|| Qn ° Ork r� netf t . V A. Seniors interested in vocations to the religious life are enlightened obout the various congregations by membership in the Benildus Club. Named after Blessed Brother Benildus, the club seeks divine aid for the selection of individual vocations. Meetings are held on the third Monday of each month. Guest speakers from the various orders are invited to inform us regarding the requirements, duties, and other features of the life of service of God. Members pledge themselves to pray for vocations and to soy the fifth decade of the rosary daily. FRONT ROW: E. Feeser, P. Scheffer. Robt. Anderson, Rog. Anderson, T. Lawson, K. Fisher, T. Crocroft. SECOND ROW: R. Sitorz, R. Praus, D. Dooley, K. O'Keefe, D. Danneker, D. Leger. THIRD ROW: J. Jasper, J. Niznik, J. Milbauer, J. Dyke, D. Peterson, P. Chubb, M. Emery. e n i u s Club officers this year were: President, Mike Finnegan; Vice-President, Bob Praus; Secretory, Denis Wadley; Treasurer, Joseph Stocco. Before Christmas the club project was the collection of conned and packaged food and distributing it to needy families. The fruit of their prayers was the decision of several De men to embrace the priesthood and the religious life. FRONT ROW: P. Heffern, M. Colombe, R. Thibodeau, D. Kommerer, M. Wojciak. SECOND ROW: R. Scheur-er, R. Olsen, G. Walsh, J. Geddes, J. Simonitsch, M. Collinon. THIRD ROW: R. Dietl, Robt. Anderson, G. Blassingham, F. Lorsung, J. Doble, M. Slind. FOURTH ROW: J. Bauer, M. Leonard. L. Rivers, D. Lawson, J. Bolduc, W. Ostergren. FRONT ROW: W. Tobin, M. Finnegan, R. Hartel, G. Martin, T. Gebeck, D. Macho, R. Warren. SECOND ROW. J. Rapacz, J. Harwood, K. Heim, B. Egan, J. Stocco, J. Monchamp. THIRD ROW: M. Buhr, J. Haas, R. Gunder son, D. Wadley, D. Boardman, T. Burke, W. Downham. 88 Pep Club FRONT ROW: J. O'Grady, P. Norri . R. Worshek. D. Sjoquist, R. Vosika, T. Murlowski. SECOND ROW: D. Sullivan, J. Becker, S. Frank, R. Harwood, F. Von Rabenau. THIRD ROW: R. Kirwan, R. Taub, D. Schaust, M. Shallbetter, D. Kriske. FOURTH ROW: R. Lucas, M. Sullivan, J. Malecki, R. Pivec, J. Pfeifer. FRONT ROW: J. Bochnak, J. Brown, R. Williams, J. Gillespio, M. Schneider SECOND ROW: W. Whitfield, L. Peterson, P. Whalen, P. Stiehm, R. Julkowski, R. Svihel. THIRD ROW: M. Droves, D. Butler, R. Martin, W. Ostergren, G. Grendahl, P. Sokol. Every large school like DE needs o Pep Club to stimulate that intangible but indispensable thing known as School Spirit. Brother Gabriel, popular sophomore teacher, at the very outset of the year launched a new Pep Club, abetted by Cheer Leaders and a Pep Band. Soon the cheerleaders were outfitted in red jackets. During the football and basketball seasons the club did its part in stirring up the students to active interest in school contests. Perhaps next year will see improvement in techniques and in support by the upperclassmen. 89 FRONT ROW: H. Netkow, G. Vosika, P. Boldischar, G. Hackenmueller, J. O'Grady, P. Norris, J. Boulger. CENTER ROW: J. Matheis. J. Ringstrom, Wm. Knauff, D. Lamm. B. Dawson, K. Heim, N. Heille. TOP ROW: T. Burke, D. Leger, D. Wadley, M. Emery, T. Gazdo, J. Josper, J. Bacha. The Islander Over the post year the Islander staff has accomplished the time-taking job of putting out nine prize-winning editions for publication. The attraction that has brought many new members is the addition of school letters for fine work. The moderator. Brother Paschal, deserves much praise for his skill and leadership in the Islander's publication. Diligently tho staff strives to put out the next publication of the Islander. From left to right: Tom Burke—Editor; Kenneth Heim—News editor; Gary Hackenmueller; Mike Emery—Sports editor; Jim Boulger; Dave Lamm. Engaged in the editing of Islander stories are Jim Matheis, Mike Emery, and Tom Burke. 90 Delta Staff FRONT ROW: T. Gazda, Wm. Downham, K. Heim, M. Emery, C. Neerlond, M. Finnegan, T. Burke. CENTER ROW: F. von Rabenau, J. Simonitsch, M. Coulombe, L. Johnson, J. Jasper, R. Hunstad. TOP ROW: L. MacDonald, D. Leger, J. Milbauer, D. Peterson, E. Feeser, P. Schaffer. Delta crew at work: Larry McDonald—Assisto. layout man, Mike Emery—Co-editor, Kenneth Heim—Photo and Class editor, Tom Burke—Senior section editor. Charles Neerlond—Co-editor. The Delta like all yearbooks, is a luxury —but an indispensable one. Once a very wise man said, Give me the luxuries of life and I shall dispense with the necessities. Ever since September, when the yearbook of '58 was only a splendid idea, the men of the Delta staff have been quietly anud painstakingly working behind the scenes, putting the book into shape. In so doing they have shown authentic school spirit, as much as the hardest playing men of the football and basketball teams. Their aim was to produce the finest book possible for De La Salle. 91 Camera Club This yeor the Camera Club of De La Salle was revived under the direction of Brother Oliver. The club aided the Islander throughout the post year; and because of the need of pictures for the Delta, the club's high quality work was found to be indispensable for production of the yearbook. Along with the seniors who took pictures, Brother Oliver deserves a great amount of credit for his leadership and for sacrificing his time in the faking of photos. DEVELOPING pictures for the Islander are Otto Schmid and Tom Ulmer. ENLARGING Delta photos are Phil Schaffer and Kenny Heim. CAMERA CLUB. Left to right: J. Kol-lodge, T. Ulmer, K. Heim, O. Schmid, P. Schaffer, K. Shirek, B. Burns. SEEKING PREY at the State tournament is the moderator of the Camera Club, Brother Oliver. Stamp Club Brother Felix, philatelist, is the moderator of the smallest organization on the activity roster. The Stamp Club, though very few in number, find profit and enjoyment in tearing off corners of envelopes and collecting stamps issued by all nations and for various occasions. We wish our collectors good luck in a worth-while hobby that may prove to be as lucrative os well as enjoyable. Left to right: Bill Whitfield, Franz Von Rabenau, George De Roma Chess Club The Chess Club at De is made up of quiet but sharp amusement lovers organized by Brother Gabriel. The members meet about once a week and pair off against each other. Many lively arguments have arisen when discussing certain plays and moves. At various times they engage in interscholastic contests. Their victory over Cretin earned a spot on the sport page of the Islander. Our calculating chessmen, even though unheralded, are among the most dogged players DE has produced this year. SEATED: S. Robb, D. Sullivan, J. Kurimay, J. Wolf, R. Bergman. SECOND ROW: M. Linn, P. Kunz, W. Doyle, M. Cunningham, R. Lynch. THIRD ROW: M. Sullivan, Whitfield, J. Pfeifer, G. Shipshock, C. Johnson. 93 FRONT ROW: G. Hackonmueller, J. O'Grady. J. Cosserly, P. Norris, R. Lynch, M. Linn. SECOND ROW: J. Morley, J. Nelson, P. Stiehm, J. Doniewicz, R. Warren, P. Kelley, R. Gill. THIRD ROW: D. Legcr, G. Shipshock, A. Buechle, G. Grendahl, J. Wolf, C. Smith. FOURTH ROW: J. Malecki, S. Robb, D. Murrin, H. Heisenfelt, D. Wodley, R. Murray, R. Bergman. Debate Club LEFT TO RIGHT: M. linn. G. Shipshock, P. Stiehm. A. Buechele, G. Hackenmueller. In early 1958 the De La Salle Chapter of the National Forensic League reached a milestone as it became the third largest chapter in the twenty-two school Southern Minnesota district. This year's Speech and Debate Club is made up largely of juniors and sophomores. The DE debate teams participated in many tournaments. In one of these, the State Catholic, the inexperienced Islanders compiled a record of two wins and four losses. De La Salle also took part in the N.F.L. District Tournament, where four men established a 3-3 for De La Salle. DE also had the opportunity to participate in numerous speech tournaments, among which were St. Mary's (Winona) Speech Tourney, and the NFL District contest. The speech and debate moderator is Mr. Bernard Szymczak, who has established a reputation for excellence in this field. 94 UPPER LEFT: I SENTENCE you � o . . ABOVE: RALPH and his bus. ABOVE: RAPT ATTENTION is shown after long night studying. RIGHT: CANDID CAMERA catches Nick at work in office. LEFT: TENSENESS of Duluth game is shown, as DE loses. ABOVE: DEE, the Island mascot, looks out at passing students. In the interim between high school and the years that follow, the graduate looks back to the years maliciously devoured by time. He remembers the strange new atmosphere of his freshman year . . . the Brothers, Latin, algebra, gym class, the football games ... but mostly the Brothers. Next year he finds himself in another strange place, the Island. Because he is experienced in the high school world, he feels more at home. He is active in a couple of clubs and never misses a basketball game. In the junior year the goal is in sight. The year drags on. The studies grow more difficult. The spring days get warmer; he hunches his shoulders and gives it one more try. He's made it! The school ring is finally on his finger. But something has happened; he is about to graduate, and looking backward, the years seem very short. The wonderful, eventful senior year has whistled by, and the end has come, even as it comes to all good things. 97 SENIORS BROTHER H. PAUL Religion IV, English IV, Senior Moderator, Moderator of Dramatics Club. Senior Advisors BROTHER UGUORI Religion IV, Mathematics II, Geometry, Basketball Moderator, B Football Coach. ROBERT J. CASANOVA Religion IV, Careers, Problems of Democracy, Moderator of National Honor Society. 98 PAUL GRAF Problems of Democracy, American History. DONALD DuBOIS Religion IV, English IV, Latin III-IV. ' DAVID BLUNT Dave Annunciation Favorite Expression: Sit down. Ambition: Air Force career. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. DENNIS M. BOARDMAN Denny St. Philip's Favorite Expression: Wake me up if I go to sleep. Ambition: Engineering. Remembers most at De: The day Brother Wolbert cracked a smile. PAUL A. BOIKE Paul St. Lawrence Favorite Expression: I'm busy that night. Ambition: Indefinite. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori. JEROME T. BOLDUC Jerry Basilica of St. Mary Favorite Expression: Sacro Bleu. Ambition: Engineer. Remembers most at De: Doing two term papers at one time. JOHN W. BONASERA Little John St. Boniface Favorite Expression: I'm a lover, not a fighter. Ambition: To go into the service. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. GERALD E. BOUCHER Jerry Ascension Favorite Expression: Yeahl Ambition: To get a college education. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's religion class. LAURENCE R. BOWMAN Larry Visitation Favorite Expression: What a blast! Ambition: To enter the field of electronics. Remembers most at De: Mr. Holtz's English classes. PAUL A. BRAMBILLA Bram Incarnation Favorite Expression: You will have to work to succeed. Ambition: To work for the Conservation Department. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. STANLEY E. BROSCH Stan St. Albert the Great Favorite Expression: I know a lot, but I can't think of it now. Ambition: To got an education. Remembers most at De: Paul Lehman. FREDERICK J. BROWN J. Fred Incarnation Favorite Expression: How's the love-life? Ambition: To be a rich doctor. Remembers most at De: The Grain Belt sign. 101 WILLIAM I. BROWN Bill St. Boniface Favorite Expression Hello, der. Ambition: To work up an appetite and eat. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's locker room clean-up doy. MICHAEL J. BUHR Mick St. Margaret Mary Favorite Expression: Don't sweat it. Ambition: To be rich and take it easy. Remembers most at De: Graduation. GERALD J. BURCH Jerry Holy Cross Favorite Expression: No. Ambition: To get through college. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. DANIEL F. BURGOYNE Don St. Stephen's Ambition: To be a C.P.A. Remembers most at Do: Brother Liguori's religion class. THOMAS E. BURKE Tom St. Bridget Favorite Expression: I see. Ambition: To be successful. Remembers most at De: The great Senior class. DARRELL P. BUTLER Boone Holy Rosary Favorite Expression: Take it easy, greasy, you've got a long way to slide. Ambition: To become a petroleum geologist. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. MICHAEL J. CALLINAN Mike St. John Favorite Expression: Psst . Ambition: To get a college education. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. DALLAS P. CAPESIUS Pete St. Mory's (Shakopee) Favorite Expression: Joanne? Phone 433. Ambition: Go into the insurance business. Remembers most at Do: Brother John C. PATRICK J. CARLINE Pat St. Anne Favorite Expression: Ya know? Ambition: To be an engineer. Remembers most at De: No girls. C. MICHAEL CARON Mike Basilica of St. Mary Ambition: To go into forestry. Remembers most at De: The uncomfortable desks in 309. 102 LAWRENCE 0. CARPENTER Larry Holy Fomily Favorite Expression: I remember when I was your age. Ambition: Be a millionaire at 25. Romembers most at De: Brother John C. M. JAY CARPENTER Nose Sacred Heart Favorite Expression: I didn't do it. Ambition: Be a public relations expert. Remembers most at Oe: Mr. Svobodny's work detail. RICHARD J. CARTER Nick St. Albert the Great Favorite Expression: Want to get crushed? Ambition: Bo a mechanic. Remembers most at Do: Mr. Lown'i Mechanical Drawing class. EDWARD J. CASEY Ed St. Albert the Great Favorite Expression: Good grief. Ambition: Join the Army. Romembers most at De: Drawing Class. JAMES M. CAVANAUGH Cavy St. Bridget Favorite Expression: Hello dar, Andy. Ambition: To win 1st place in a car show. Remembers most at De: Brother Laurence. PETER J. CHUBB Pete Annunciation Favorite Expression: I guess that's life. Ambition: To be o physical education teacher. Remembers most at De: The Brothers at De. JAMES T. CONDON Terry St. Charles Borromeo Favorite Expression: It's only ridiculous. Ambition: To be a lowyer. Remembers most at De: Brother Oliver's saying: All right, you guys, you wanta play cards or type? THOMAS C. CONLEY Tom Incarnation Favorite Expression: He's a mole. Ambition: Have my own yacht and mansion in Florida. Remembers most at De: Fooling Brother John C. in attendance. THOMAS P. CONNOY Tom St. Anne Favorite Expression: What I do? Ambition: Engineering. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's religion periods. ROBERT PAUL COSTELLO Bob Sacred Heart Favorite Expression: What, are you apologizing or complainingl Ambition: C.P.A. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's religion class. 103 MICHAEL J. COULOMBE Mike Annunciation Favorite Expression: What an outfit! Ambition: To be a success. Remembers most at Oe: The shifting, whispering Brothers. THOMAS M. CRACRAFT Cray Incarnation Favorite Expression: Weep and moan, anyway. Ambition: To be a mathematician. Remembers most at Oe: Graduation. THOMAS F. CRANE Tom Sacred Heart Favorite Expression: Censored. Ambition: To be an electrical technician. Remembers most at De: The tournaments. ALFRED E. CURIE Al Ambition: Undecided. MICHAEL J. CUTTER Mike St. Anne Favorite Expression: You bug me. Ambition: To join the Navy. Remembers most at De: Mr. Horning's right hand. THOMAS J. DALSIN Tom St. Helena Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Remembers most at De: Coffee breaks. DENNIS S. DANCIK Den St. Cyril Favorite Expression: For the Emperor. Ambition: To fly an airplane. Remembers most at De: The rats in the boiler room. DONALD J. DANNEKER Moose Holy Name Favorite Expression: Wait till it's got the 'Old-sle'. Ambition: To graduate from college. Remembers most at Do: Mr. Holtz's English class. JOHN E. DERUS Big John St. Boniface Favorite Expression: The sparrow will never bog down. Ambition: To get through college. Remembers most at De: The great experiences I got and the people I met. MICHAEL R. DICKINSON Sputnik Holy Family Favorite Expression: I wonder if the old buggy will start this morning? Ambition: To fix Fords. Remembers most at De: How I always snuck into the ice cream line. 104 ROBERT A. DIETL Dietz St. Austin Favorite Expression: Sighlll Ambition: Veterinarian. Remembers most at Do: Brother Liguori's religion class. JOSEPH D. DOBLE Joe St. Elizabeth Favorite Expression: Don't bother me. Ambition: Go to college. Remembois most at De: Brother John C. JOSEPH DOLL Joe St. Cyril Favorite Expression: I didn't do it. Ambition: To get out of high school. Remembers most at De: Mr. Casanova, kindest teacher in the school. JAMES C. DONAGHUE Jimmy Holy Rosary Favorite Expression: Put a head on it. Ambition: Journalist. Remembers most at De: Classes in the boiler room. DAVE DOOLEY Dools Basilica Favorite Expression: You're kidding, of course. Ambition: Go to college. Remembers most at De: The friends I have made here. WILLIAM DOWNHAM Willie Our Lady of the Ozarks Favorite Expression: It's all muscle. Ambition: To take Forestry at the U. of M. Remembers most at De: Brother Felix and the hockey rink. DEAN DUFRESNE Duffy Assumption Favorite Expression: You gonna take that from him? Ambition: Go to college. Remembers most at De: Exchanging chops with Flannery. CHUCK DUGGAN Charley St. Charles Borromeo Favorite Expression: Gay ... I Ambition: A-l auto mechanic. Remembers most at De: The tortures suffered under the Walker brothers. WILLIAM DWYER Bill St. Kevin Favorite Expression: Is that right? Ambition: Complete college. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori. JIM DYKE Spider Annunciation Favorite Expression: Who's inebriated? Ambition: Commercial pilot. Remembers most at De: Brother John's dazzling dome. 105 THOMAS P. EGAN Eg Assumption Favorite Expression: Nice Rat. Ambition: Become a good teacher. Remembers most at De: Acquaintances among the students and Brothers. MICHAEL C. EMERY Mike St. Albert the Great Favorite Expression: What a gypl Ambition: To autograph the Kremlin wall. Remembers most of De: The pleasure palace in the basement. EDWIN J. FEESER Ed St. Albert the Great Favorite Expression: That's how it goes. Ambition: Be a technical engineer. Remembers most at De: Dances and basketball championships. KENNETH L FISHER Basilica of St. Mary Favorite Expression: That's life. Ambition: To be an engineer. Remembers most at De: The loyol spirit of De men after a losing game. DAVID M. FLANNERY Flan St. Anthony Favorite Expression: Is that right? Ambition: Teacher. Remembers most at De: Senior lunch period. JAMES FLYNN Jumping Jim Resurrection Favorite Expression: Have fun? Ambition: Airlines pilot. Remembers most at De: Senior Science with Mr. Frank. DENNIS M. FORCELLE Grease St. Anne Favorite Expression: Anybody wont to drag? Ambition: To drive the Va mile in less than 12 seconds. Remembers most at De: All the good times out in the parking lot. ROBERT E. FOURNIER Bob St. Charles Borromeo Favorite Expression: How about a dime? Ambition: Plan to go to U. of M. Remembers most at De: Brother Luke. GERALD D. GARSKI Buck St. Boniface Favorite Expression: Kindo Hunchy. Ambition: Bo a C.P.A. and make $100,000 a year. Remembers most at De: After dance activities. THOMAS J. GAZDA Tom St. Charles Borromeo Favorite Expression: That's life. Ambition: Success in medicine. Remembers most at De: The day Brother Wal-bert smiled. 106 THOMAS R. GEBECK Tom Immaculate Conception Favorite Expression: What? Ambition: To be successful. Remembers most at De: The great spirit in school and at the games. JOHN J. GEDDES Jack Annunciation Favorite Expression: What's your trouble? Ambition: To attend Notre Dame University. Remembers most at De: The smell of the potato chips. ROBERT ALLEN GENOCH Bob St. Charles Borromeo Favorite Expression: That's whot the old maid soid. Ambition: Architect. Remembers most at De: The Brothers. PAUL S. GESINO Guiseppe St. Anthony of Padua Favorite Expression: When do you get off work? . . . Ambition: To enter the field of electronics. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's religion class. GARY JOHN GIBLIN Gib St. Philip Favorite Expression: Oh, Ray. Ambition: Welding and sheet metal work. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's religion class. ROBERT P. GIGUERE Jigger Basilica of St. Mary Favorite Expression: Come on you people. Ambition: To get through college. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's religion class. STEWERT J. GILE Stu Annunciation Favorite Expression: Party? Where? Ambition: To become a millionaire. Remembers most at De: Slind at Flynn's party. ALAN PATRICK GILES Ivy Most Holy Trinity Favorite Expression: What do you say, Mac? Ambition: To attend Dartmouth. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's religior class. RONALD E. GILMAN Greaser Ascension Favorite Expression: Whot? Ambition: Engineer. Remembers most at De: Sleeping. FRED A. GROCHOWSKI Frosty St. Hodwig Favorite Expression: Fifth Amendment. Ambition: To be a doctor in the Armed Forces. Remembers most at De: The senior year. 107 ROBERT C. GUNDERSON Butch Holy Rosary Favorite Expression: Shut up! Ambition: To be a historian. Remembers most at De: Mr. Szymczak's Latin class. DONALD D. HACKERT Dan St. Anne Ambition: Engineer. Remembers most at De: Religion classes because the Brothers were so frank. JAMES F. HARACZ Jim Holy Cross Favorite Expression: Grain Belt Beer is diamond clear. Ambition: To be a big shot. Remembers most at De: The kind Brothers. THOMAS D. HARMON Tom St. Peter Favorite Expression: You're not mad, are ya? Ambition: Electrical engineer. Remembers most at De: Denis Wadley. RICHARD N. HARTEL Red Holy Rosary Favorite Expression: Liz and me ... Ambition: To live a full life. Remembers most at De: The three state championships. JOHN A. HARWOOD John Immaculate Conception Ambition: Medicine. Remembers most at De: Those basketball games. JEROME E. HASS Jerry St. Charles Borromeo Favorite Expression: La chlele ubi plebs. Ambition: Chemical engineer. Remembers most at De: Watching the World Series in 1C. JAMES J. HASSING Steve Sacred Heart Favorite Expression: Forget It! Ambition: Air Force pilot. Remembers most at De: The chemistry experiments that never worked. KENNETH B. HAUGEN Ken Christ the King Favorite Expression: A wonderful, a wonderful. Ambition: Architectural engineer. Remembers most at De: Brother Thomas. JAMES S. HEBERT Form boy St. Vincent de Paul Favorite Expression: If yo ain't lovin' ya ain't livin'. Ambition: Own a ranch in Montana. Remembors most at De: Brother Oliver's swift hand and K.F.'s loving smile. 708 THOMAS HEENAN Tom Annunciation Favorite Expression: Yup. Ambition: Wildlife Biologist. Remembers most at De: No smoking in the Cozy. PARKE A. HEFFERN JR. Heff Annunciation Favorite saying: No lio. Ambition: To be a business executive. Remembers most at Do: Brother Paul's Dramatics Club, Senior year. KENNETH F. HEIM Corky St. Albert Favorite Expression: Very fine. Ambition: To be a success. Remembers most at De: Brothers, working on extra curriculars. ALBERT HEISENFELT Obb Sawed Heart Favorite Expression: Snark. Ambition: Teacher. Remembers most at De: The success of the Debate Club? MICHAEL E. HICKEY Mike St. Bridget Favorite Expression: That's what they tell me. Ambition: Personal work. Remembers most at De: Brother Gerard. PAUL HILE Paul Sacred Heart Favorite Expression Wonderful. Ambition: Go to the U of Maudswim. Remembers most at De: Brother Walbert's cheerful, enthusiastic attitude. WILLIAM B. HIRSCH Willie Holy Rosary Favorite Expression: Well I'll be a dirty bird. Ambition: Commercial artist. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. ALBERT J. HOFSTEDE Al St. Anthony Favorite Expression: Apple, John? Ambition: Contractor. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori. ROBERT EDWARD HUNSTAD Bob Holy Rosary Favorite Expression: Forget it. Ambition: Teach Math to Brother Walbert. Remembers most at De: The football gomes in Brainerd and Superior. THOMAS HURLEY Hurls Christ the King Favorite Expression: Let's skip. Ambition: Live an old and fruitful life. Remembers most at De: My cigarette break in the Green Room every noon. 109 CHARLES L. HUYCK Chorlie Christ the King Favorite Expression: Oh, we can't do that. Ambition: To have a cashmere . . . with a special girl in it. Remembers most at De: Those extra hours offer school. EDWARD R. HUYCK Twin Christ the King Favorite Expression: You know. Ambition: Attend Annapolis. Remembers most at De: Those big bad boys from Nordeast. JOHN L. JASPER Len Ascension Favorite Expression: Don't know—do ya? Ambition: Send up a successful satellite. Remembers most at De: Brother Kevin Felix. RONALD A. JERICH Smiley St. Boniface Favorite Expression: O-Yaaaao. Ambition: To be a big time boss. Remembers most at De: Talks by Brother Liguori ond Mr. Holtz's brownie points. DAVID A. JOHNSON Dave Holy Rosary Favorite Expression: Here comes the head shrinker. Ambition: To become an English teacher. Remembers most at Do: Brother Laurence and his volunteers. LAWRENCE F. JOHNSON Larry Archbishop Dowling Favorite Expression: Well, I don't know. Ambition: Design engineer for General Motors. Remembers most at De: Term papers. MICHAEL J. JOHNSON Johns St. Lawrence Favorite Expression: You don't know, do ya? Ambition: Mechanical draftsman. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's Religion class. DAVE P. KAMMERER Dimples St. Anne Favorite Expression: You bug me. Ambition: Salesman at $100,000 a year. Remembers most at De: The Seniors' tunnels to the various Girls' Schools. FREDRICK J. KELLER Fred St. Joan of Arc Favorite Expression: I wouldn't say that. Ambition: Get out of the Navy. Remembers most at De: Vacation. MICHAEL D. KIES Mike St. Bridget Ambition: C.P.A. Remembers most at De: The bright smiling teachers. no GARY L. KLEIN Wiener St. Austin Favorite Expression: Nope. Ambition: President of the N.W. Bell Telephone Co. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. WILBUR J. KOCH Willy St. Lawrence Favorite Expression: Censored. Ambition: Mechanical Drafting. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. JAMES E. KOLLODGE Calvin Immaculate Conception Favorite Expression: Calvin. Ambition: Be a good Catholic, throughout life. Remembers most at De: Door man Nick. GERALD G. KORDASH Jerry Ascension Favorite Expression: Makes you wonder, don-nit? Ambition: Professional dancer. Remembers most at De: Life it lightly. RALPH D. KRASKY Ralph St. Cyril Favorite Expression: You look like one. Ambition: To go to college. Remembers most at De: The joyous look on the Brothers' faces, day after day. BRIAN F. LA BARRE Brian Visitation Favorite Expression: Huh? Ambition: Draftsman. Remembers most at De: The food. DUANE H. LA FORE Duke Ascension Favorite Expression: That's the way the lead brick stays there. Ambition: Electronic Engineer. Remembers most at De: Staying up late to do homework. THOMAS L. LA HAY Tom Holy Rosary Favorite Expression: Is that right? Ambition: To get a large and beautiful home ond a nice family. Remembers most at De: Lunch. LAWRENCE R. LANDRY Rich Our Lady of Lourdes Favorite Expression: Rough! Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. Remembers most at De: The ploys we put on. JOHN ANTON LAURSEN Kinji Agassiz Jr. High School, Fargo Favorite Expression: Hells Bells. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Remembers most at De: Quaint school spirit ond friendliness of instructors. in DAVID STANLEY LAWSON Dave St. Albert the Great Favorite Expression: How about that . . . Ambition: To be successful spiritually and financially. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori. TODD S. LAWSON Hot Toddy Our Lady of Lourdes Favorite Expression: How do. Kangaroo. Ambition: Political service. Remembers most at De: Brother Oliver. DENNIS P. LEGER Den Ascension Favorite Expression: I can't drive, my rods are too loud. Ambition: Writer. Remembers most at De: Football games at Brai-nerd and Superior. JOHN A. LEHNERT Jack Ambition: Engineer. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori. EUGENE T. LEMIRE Ted St. Anne Favorite Expression: 49 Ford foreve-r! Ambition: To be a millionaire. Remembers most at De: The school dances. MICHAEL J. LEONARD Lenny St. Austin Favorite Expression: Oh ya! Ambition: Dentist. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. DANIAL G. LIEMANDT JR. Archbishop Dowling Favorite Expression: Wadda yo say. Ambition: Architect. Remembers most at De: Brisk winter walks to the C building. EDWARD J. LIJEWSKI Spanish Ed St. Boniface Favorite Expression: The way I see it. Ambition: Undecided. Remembers most at De: Lunch hour. FRED C. LIVERMORE Fred Christ the King Favorite Expression: How's it going? Ambition: To attend a co-ed school. Remembers most at De: The big gym. ROLAND P. LoCASCIO LoCo St. Charles Borromeo Favorite Expression: Nice, real nice. Ambition: Become a millionaire and get married. Remembers most at De: The all night parties after the football games. 112 FERDINAND J. LORSUNG Holy Nome Favorite Expression: ''What a swing. Ambition: C.P.A. Remembors most at De: Brother John C. LAWRENCE M. LOTZ Mole Basilica of St. Mary Favorite Expression: Lookit all those girlsl Ambition: To win a green jacket like Mr. Graf's. Remembers most at De: De La Salfo Smoking club. (4 year member). DONALD G. LUGER Don Basilica of St. Mary Favorite Expression: What did we have for homework? Ambition: Engineer. Remembers most at De: Brother Leonard's stories. DENNIS M. McCONVILLE Mack St. Helena Favorite Expression: Let's deal, boys. Ambition: To enter St. Mary's college. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. PATRICK D. McCOURTNEY Mac Holy Family Favorite Expression: But Brother Oliver, I can't type that fast. Ambition: Tool and die maker. Remembers most at De: My first $5.00 fine. HARLEY McCULLUM Mac St. Elizabeth Favorite Expression: I imagine. Ambition: Accountant. Remembers most at De: Brother Laurence. larry j. McDonald Mac St. Vincent de Paul Favorite Expression: That's the way the ball bounces. Ambition: Mathematician. Remembers most at De: Graduation Day. james a. Mcknight Tony Annunciation Favorite Expression: I am not sleeping! Ambition: Navy. Remembers most at De: la Barre's hot Plymouth. JAMES L. McNAMARA Mac Holy Rosary Favorite Expression: Don't bet on it. Ambition: Aviation Mechanic. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. MICHAEL J. McSWEENEY Mac Holy Family Favorite Expression: Where's the goodies? Ambition: Engineering. Remembers most at De: Brother liguori and his religion class. 113 PHILIP S. MAAS Skip St. Joseph Favorite Expression Who wants to double Saturday night? Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. Remembors most at De: Senior lunch lines. DERRILL J. MACHO Hey Annunciation Favorite Expression: What's her number? Ambition: Chemist or Physicist. Remembors most at De: Dances. DENNIS E. MACK Denny St. Boniface Ambition: Bookkeeper Accountant. Remembers most at De: Homework. THOMAS R. MANGELSDORF JR. Dorf Annunciation Favorite Expression: Lotsa Luck. Ambition: To drive under 30 mph. Remembers most at De: Those mild senior stag parties. THOMAS M. MARONEY 'Tom St. Lawrence JEROME J. MARQUIS Jerry St. Lowrence Favorite Expression: What a life. Ambition: Jet mechanic. Remembers most at De: School spirit. GEORGE F. MARTIN Butch St. Vincent De Paul Favorite Expression: Where have I seen you before? Ambition: Mechanical Drafting. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. LEE G. MARTIN Lover Holy Family Favorite Expression: Hey, did I tell you about my latest girl? Ambition: To be comfortably wealthy. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. RICHARD A. MASHEK Stud St. Joseph Favorite Expression: What do you say? Ambition: Automobile Mechanic. Remembers most at De: Eating lunch in class. JAMES J. MATHEIS Jim St. Peter Favorite Expression: Good grief. Ambition: Doctor. Remembers most at De: The dances. 114 GEORGE W. MAYIEBEN Bill Most Holy Trinity Favorite Expression: I don't know. Ambition: Engineer. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's choice tidbits. JAMES F. MENGEIKOCH J. F. Good Shepherd Ambition: Electrical engineer. Remembers most at De: Homework. JAMES R. MENGELKOCH J. R. St. Peter Favorite Expression: Hey, Nitwitl Ambition: Accountant. Remembers most at De: Brother Ambrose's Machine Gun Kelly stories. ANTHONY J. MIKOIAJCZYK Tony Holy Cross Favorite Expression: What Homework? Ambition: C.P.A. Remembers most at De: Mr. Holtz's brownies. JOEL L. MILBAUER The toe Basilica of St. Mory Ambition: Become a lawyer. Remembers most at De: Football game between De and St. Cloud in 1956. MICHAEL MINDER Mike Good Shepherd DARRELL J. MISKOWIC Misky Holy Cross Favorite Expression: What's da gripe? Ambition: Experimental Forestry. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. JOHN E. MONCHAMP Moon Christ the King Favorite Expression: John's. Ambition: To make the world a little better than it was when I came into it. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. JOHN P. MONTAGUE John v Ascension • Favorite Expression: I forgot? Ambition: Civil engineer. Remembers most at De: Brother John C.'s lecture the day I slammed Larry Johnson's finger in his locker. GERALD L. MONTVILLE Hot Rod Holy Name Ambition: To become a cattle rancher. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's Religion Class. 115 JAMES MOORE Jim Incarnation Favorite Expression: Big deall Remembers most at De: Mr. Grof's green coat. JAY MORGAN J. P. St. Thomas Favorite Expression: Gimme your homework. Ambition: Engineering. Remembers most at De: Nick the janitor. PATRICK A. MORGAN Clepto Christ the King Favorite Expression: I never stole nothin' I didn't need. Ambition: Chemical engineer. Remembers most at De: Kindly old Brother Laurence. THOMAS MOSLEY Tom St. Helena Favorite Expression: No lie. Ambition: Mechanical drafting at the U. of M. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. PETER NEARY Pete St. Charles Borromeo Favorite Expression: Ridiculous! Ambition: Go to college. Remembers most at De: Brother Oliver. JOHN GARY NEISS Chickenhowk Resurrection Favorite Expression: How do you do? Ambition: Artist. Remembers most at De: The drunks who always sat on my cycle. DOUG NELSON Nels Sacred Heart Favorite Expression: Don't be difficult! Ambition: Enter the U. of M. Dental School. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's religion class. HAROLD H. NETKOW Buzz Nazareth Hall Favorite Expression: It has a beautiful sloping hood. Ambition: Language teacher. Remembers most at De: The seventh period on Sunday nights. JERRY NIZNIK Niz St. Philip Favorite Expression: . . . Yeah, but . . .1 Ambition: Electrical engineer. Remembers most at De: That cigarette in senior science. DAVID NOWAK Shakespeare St. Charles Borromeo Favorite Expression: You crazy Russian. Ambition: Bacteriologist. Remembers most at De: The Cozy Cafe. 116 KEVIN 0. O'KEEFE Kev St. Albert the Great Favorite Expression: “Hi, Guy. Ambition: Lawyer. Remembers most at Dc: Mr. Casanova's stories. ROGER D. OLEK Rog St. Bridget Favorite Expression: You talked to an underclassman. Ambition: To be a disk jockey. Remembers most at De: The day Gary Schneider started walking to school. ROBERT J. OLSEN Bob-o St. Thomas the Apostle Favorite Expression: This is ridiculous. Ambition: Architect. Remembers most at De: Finding your combination number in the dark. RICHARD A. OLSON Dick Ascension Favorite Expression: It ain't worth it. Ambition: College with five years major in engineering. Remembers most at De: Being the only senior in the frantic junior lunch periods. RAYMOND G. ORDNER Roy St. Lawrence Favorite Expression: I doubt it. Ambition: Air Force. Remembers most at De: Getting out. DENIS G. ORMAN Den-o Christ the King Favorite Expression: Relax, budl Ambition: Electrical Engineering. Remembers most at De: The dances. WAYNE W. OSTERGREN Ozzie St. Albert the Groat Favorite Expression: That's beside the point. Ambition: Maryknoll Brother, farming. Remembers most at De: The helpful Brothers and writing out the Constitution for Brother Luke. KENNETH S. PAFFEL Basilica Favorite Expression: Holy Cowl Ambition: Be a veterinarian. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. RONALD J. PARRISH Ron Immaculate Conception Favorite Expression: I have to laugh. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Remembers most at De: The home workl DAVID T. PETERSON Dove Annunciation Favorite Expression: What's the good word? Ambition: Make a million in Engineering. Remembers most at Do: Our fireside chats with Brother Liguori. 117 PETER PHILIIPPI Pete Entered from Edison Ambition: Mechanical draftsman. Remembers most at De: Mack. THOMAS PETRIE Tom Basilica of St. Mary Favorite Expression: Don't get shook! Ambition: To have a good time for os long as I can. Remembers most at De: Graduation. JOHN R. RAPACZ John St. Charles Borromeo Favorite Expression: Oh boyl Ambition: To live the rest of my life as a good Catholic. Remembers most at De: The class of 1C. JOHN PIEPER Johnny Assumption Favorite Expression: What the heck, hey! Ambition: Chief Engineer at General Motors. Remembers most at De: The happy times in 301. GARY RASMUSSEN Stretch Holy Name Favorite Expression: Forget about it. Ambition: Graduate. Remembers most at De: Brother Kevin Felix's talks. JOHN C. REGER Kraut St. Austin Favorite Expression: You bet your little black lace booties. Ambition: Go on to college. Remembers most at De: The trouble Brother John C. gave me. DENNIS F. RESEUTEK Snoball Most Holy Trinity Favorite Expression: Toooo bad! Ambition: Architect. Remembers most at De: Girls? JIM RILEY Jim St. Austin Favorite Expression: She's really nice. Ambition: Lawyer. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. LAWRENCE A. RIVERS Larry Visitation Favorite Expression: All for one, me! Ambition: Dentist. Remembers most at De: The beer truck pulling up to the school every Thursday. HENRY F. ROMPAGE Heinie Host Holy Trinity Favorite Expression: That's the way it goes moving west. Ambition: Dentist: Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori. 118 DENNIS P. RUDEK Denny S� . Peter Favorite Expression: No lie? Ah, bull! Ambition: To be o game warden and arrest Williams. Remembers most at De: Mr. Holtz's sixth poriod. PHILIP A. SCHAFFER Phil Annunciation Favorite Expression: I s'pose. Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. Remembers most at De: 1C. RICHARD j. SCHEURER Dick Visitation Favorite Expression: Hey, you ugly brute! Ambition: Be a success. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori. JEROME SCHMITZ Jerry Nativity of Mary Favorite Expression: Go home. Ambition: Game warden. Remembers most at De: Bookkeeping with Mr. Deick. GARY SCHNEIDER Kraut St. Boniface Favorite Expression: I'm not o greaser. Ambition: C.P.A. Remembers most at De: The day Roger Olek talked to an underclassman. ROBERT SEVERSON Bob St. Peter Favorite Expression: How about that? Ambition: Physicist. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. JAMES PATRICK SHAND Ralph Resurrection Favorite Expression: What the—I Ambition: Just to get out of high school. Remembers most at De: Boys, boys . . . you’re seniors now! EUGENE J. SHORBA Geno Favorite Expression: You got a dime. Red? Ambition: To make money. Remembers most at De: the women. PATRICK M. SIDDERS Sid Incarnation Favorite Expression: That's lovely. Ambition: Accountant. Remembers most at De: Mr. Holtz's English class. JOHN SIMONITSCH Sim Sacred Heart Favorite Expression: Pretty neat. Ambition: Architectural engineering. Remembers most at De: The '57 football season. 119 RICHARD SITARZ Dick St. Charles Borromeo Favorite Expression: I didn't do nuttin', Brud-der. Ambition: The best metallurgist in the country. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's religion class. MICHAEL SLIND M.R. Ascension Favorite Expression: Where's the party tonight? Ambition: Get through college. Remembers most at Do: Morning gathering in the parking lot. MICHAEL SMIGLESKI Smig St. Lawrence Favorite Expression: You do nice work. Ambition: Mechanical draftsman. Remembers most at De: Slides in 306. JOHN JAMES SMUDA Jim Holy Cross Favorite Expression: You get the Indian. Ambition: To be a free man. Remembers most at De: The efficiency of the guidance office. THOMAS J. SMUDA Tom St. Cyril Ambition: Be a statistician. Remembers most at De: The Christian gentlemen. NEIL A. SOLBERG Neil Incarnation Favorite Expression: Don't panic. Ambition: Auto mechanic. Remembers most at De: LaBarre's hot Plymouth. BRANCH K. STERNAL Chowhound St. Helena Favorite Expression: What's the good word? Ambition: Research chemist. Remembers most at De: Senior Intramural games. JOHN J. STEWART Johnny Zorro Basilica Favorite Expression: No homework. Remembers most at De: Summer school. JOSEPH STOCCO Joe St. Helena Favorite Expression: Listen to that Chevy wind. Ambition: Engineering field. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori. ROBERT STUCKI Stuck Christ the King Favorite Expression: I'll see you in the spring if I can get through the mattress. Ambition: Many successful years in the real estate business. Remembers most at De: The way the Brothers and teachers convince you. 120 DENNIS H. SULLIVAN Sully St. Helena Favorite Expression: Oh no, more work! Ambition: State police. Remembers most at De: The Brothers. MICHAEL N. SULLIVAN Mike St. Austin Favorite Expression: Ya squirrel! Ambition: Lawyer. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's religion class. JOHN A. SWAJA Gunner St. Charles Borromeo Favorite Expression: Whot do ya say, flash? Ambition: Go to U. of M. Remembers most at De: Chemistry class. ROBERT M. TEGEDER Tege Annunciation Favorite Expression: Fiddlesticks. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's Religion class. P. ROBERT THIBODEAU Bob St. John the Baptist (Dayton, Minnesota) Favorite Expression: “Drive much, Bob? Ambition: Win first place at the Indianapolis speedway. PAUL R. THIES Grub Ascension Favorite Expression: Ain't got no saying. Ambition: You're kiddin'. Remembers most at De: I couldn't find the girls. ADRIAN K. THILL Ade St. Bridget Favorite Expression: Big test today. Ambition: To be healthy, wealthy, ond wise. Remembers most at De: All my wonderful teachers. ROBERT D. THOMPSON Bob Incarnation Favorite Expression: Good grief, Charlie Brown. Ambition: Nuclear physicist. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori's down-to-earth religion classes. JAMES R. TOBIAS Big Juley Nazareth Hall Favorite Expression: Listen, Motha. Ambition: Engineering. Remembers most at De: Brother Bernard's smile. WILLIAM D. TOBIN Leech Christ the King Favorite Expression: I imagine. Ambition: To buy from a Jew and sell to a Scotchman at a profit. Remembers most at De: Toboggan parties ond Orman's nose. TOM TOURVILLE Tiny St. Albert Favorite Expression: What do ya say? Remembers most at De: Cookies and milk in Class. NEIL A. TURGEON Turk Resurrection Favorite Expression: I con't remember. Ambition: Engineering course at St. Thomas College. Remombers most at De: Smoking during lunch period. TOM TURGEON Sturg St. Charles Borromeo Favorite Expression: Let's eat it in the gym. Ambition: Mechanical draftsman. Remembers most at De: The lunch room smell during fourth period. DENNIS VON ENDE Den St. Vincent de Paul Favorite Expression: Good grief! Ambition: Go to college. Remembers most at De: Graduation. FRANZ VON RABENAU Torchy Our Lady of Lourdes Favorite Expression: That's the way the atom splits Ambition: Doctor. Remembers most at De: The happy looks on the Brothers' faces. DENIS WADLEY Denny St. Albert the Great Favorite Expression: Has anyone seen my briefcase? Ambition: English teacher. Remembers most at De: Brother Paul ERNEST WALETZKI Ernie Holy Rosary Favorite Expression: Don't bother me. White! Ambition: Commercial pilot. Remembers most at De: The ice-cream counter. MICHAEL WALKER Walker Twin Sr. St. Thomas the Apostle Favorite Expression: I had nothing to do with it. Ambition: Salesman. Remembers most at De: When Mr. Casanova caught somebody chewing gum. THOMAS C. WALKER Walker Twin Jr. St. Thomas the Apostle Ambition: Newspaper reporter. Remembers most at De: The things I learned in my four years here. GREGORY WALSH Greg Most Holy Trinity Favorite Expression: Blast! Ambition: Lawyer. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. 120 RICHARD K. WARREN, JR. Dick St. Louis Pork High School Favorite Expression: IN ... I Ambition: To be a Christian Brother and teach trig. Remembers most at De: The girls who visited us on public school holidays. DENNIS WHITE Denny St. Helena Favorite Expression: Could be! Ambition: To be a hermit. Remembers most at De: The Brothers. PATRICK WHITE Pat Favorite Expression: Will you repeat that, please? Ambition: Commercial draftsman. Remembers most at De: Windows in 309. W. DAN WILLIAMS Donny boy Incarnation Favorite Expression: Eat me—IS she fine! Ambition: Psychoanalysis. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori. MIKE WOJCIAK Mike Archbishop Dowling Favorite Expression: O.K., big boy! Ambition: Game worden. Remembers most at De: Brother Laurence and the guidance office. JERRY ZWICKL Sacred Heart Favorite Expression: You think so. Ambition: Salesman. Remembers most at De: Brother Oliver's religion class. 123 Senior Poll Most popular: Mike Finnegan Best looking: Roger Albers Best dresser: Parke Heffern Most humorous: Dave Nowak Biggest faculty drag: Darrell Butler Did most for the class-. Tom Burke Most likely to succeed: Tom Burke Best student: The Andersons Best athlete: Roger Albers Worst driver: Mike McSweeney Best dancer: Gerald Kordash Biggest goof-off : Roger Olek and Terry Condon Luckiest senior: Jay Morgan Unluckiest senior: Don Evans Favorite girl's school: Academy of Holy Angels Favorite hangout: All local pubs Favorite sport: Basketball Favorite baseball team: Milwaukee Braves Favorite song: Dinner with Drac. Favorite teacher: Brother H. Paul Favorite activity: Well Biggest rival: St. Thomas Favorite college: U. of Minnesota Favorite girl's names: Mary, Sue, Judy, Carol, Cleo, and Brigitte Biggest disappointment: Linda at St. 9-2028 Hall of Honor Congratulations to: Tom Walker for keeping on terms with brother Mike. Mike Finnegan for enduring during football season. Brother Paul for just enduring. Brother Ambrose for winning the participation award by a decimal point two years in a row. Jim Flynn for his serious application throughout the years. Spanish Ed for his cool, blue cor. John Stewart for winning the broom hockey game by turning the net around. Al for being the biggest all around. Chuck Neerland for his cartoon strip, Cynics Corner. The Olympic Drinking Team for the splendid showing on behalf of the teetotalers on the Island. De La Salle Bandstand for the enjoyable entertainment during the senior lunch. Seniors who have given their blood so that their classmates might appreciate the Fine art of intramural • basketball. The sound effects crew at the tournament. Scenes That We Would Like to See Mike Finnegan sitting in the daisies writing poetry. Denis Wadley watching Zorro on television. Brother Walbert's room in the Brothers' residence. Denny Forcelle target shooting. Tom Burke in a submarine. Brother John C. with a full head of hair. Mike McSweeney driving through the Bottleneck with his eyes open. Brother Bernard doing his chemistry experiments in private. Dave Nowak at the Como Park Zoo. WOUHA and WOUHE talking to Radio Moscow. Fred Brown and Jim Moore in their sailboats. Bob Gavin and Bob Praus fighting for the heavyweight title of DE. Dave Johnson leading his All-Stars over the varsity squad. Someone snickering at Mr. Graf. IC's Venetian blind flashing open and shut. Alfred E. Newman shaking hands with Brother Laurence. John (4:25 mile) Montague chasing a girl. Bob Fournier sitting still during the intramural games. Larry Lotz in the State Basketball Tournament. Kevin O'Keefe reffing a straight game. The boys getting over the mountains to California in one piece. Someone actually finding Luke's place (Superior). Someone actually taking Linda out. Morrie trusting a DE-man. Buck Garski bucking the after dance traffic in the Plantation. A De La Salle senior who actually goes steady. Mr. DuBois speaking in monosyllables. Soap in the locker room showers. Jim Matheis's girl in a chemise. 124 IN APPRECIATION Our book would be incomplete without a word of appreciation to all the people who have cooperated with us to make the 1958 DELTA a reality. For the taking, developing, and printing of the pictures we thank Mrs. Hardin and Mr. Bachel-lor of Dayton's Studio; Brother Oliver and his Camera Club, especially Phil Schaffer, Ken Heim, and Ray Belanger. For valued counsel in the production of the book we thank Mr. Muellerleile and Mr. Leadon of North Central Publishers and the representatives of the A. G. Dahl Company. A special thank-you to the Catholic Bulletin for the loan of the picture of Bishop Cowley. Finally, for generous cooperation throughout the year we are grateful to Brother Norbert, Director; Brother J. Martin, Principal of the Island School; Brother Hilary, Principal of the South School; all the members of the faculty; the homeroom representatives who did the collecting; all who were good enough to buy the yearbook; the DELTA staff, and their advisor. Brother Paschal. The Editors • . • . .'V