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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1959 volume:

£y  , „V( 7CP Jli „ i .f V £3 __ Q'AjlTnJL, , ■■' tD j 'ty'yS jjj_ cV -r 3— - U5U i jf(U °rne. fyx- p %Ai trui ‘V- tc$t l jl vl x N y jjjti 'P . yS A _ v oT yAo-r - x. ' i _ V V The Senior Class Of De La Salle High School Presents 1959 DELTA 1 ■rz HIS HOLINESS POPE JOHN XXIII MOST REVEREND WILLIAM O. BRADY, D.D., S.T.D. ARCHBISHOP OF ST. PAUL DEDICATION The Senior Class wishes to dedicate the 1959 Delta to our parents who made this graduation year possible. Without the sacrifice and understanding of our parents, the knowledge of these past four years might never have been gained. We wish to express our appreciation for their generosity that made these four short years enjoyable. 4 FACULTY-FOUNDATIONS 5 BROTHER J. NORBERT, F.S.C. Director. BROTHER J. MARTIN, F.S.C. Principal, Island School, Alumni. BROTHER HILARY CAMIUUS, F.S.C. Principal, South Side, Latin I, Spanish I, Cafeteria, Daily Bui letin. BROTHER HERMES ALBERT, F.S.C. Religion I, Algebra I, Freshmen Bookstore, Vocational Director for Freshmen, Miguel Club. BROTHER H. AMBROSE, F.S.C. Religion II, Geometry, Football Moderator, Monogram Club, Christmas Card Drive, Magazine Drive, Intramurals. BROTHER J. ANTHONY, F.S.C. Religion III, English III. BROTHER LAWRENCE BENEDICT, F.S.C. Biology, Religion II, Biology Club, Hockey Team. BROTHER H. BERNARD, F.S.C. Religion II, Chemistry, Student Retreat, Baseball Moderator. ROBERT W. BERNARD English II. JOHN BOHEN World History, Civics. HARVEY J. BURON Algebra I. ROBERT J. CASANOVA Religion IV, Problems of Democracy, National Honor Society, NO-ACC'S. BROTHER JOHN CHRYSOSTOM, F.S.C. Attendance. BROTHER JOHN CLARENCE, F.S.C. Religion I, English I, Assistant Director of Dramatics. DONALD J. du BOIS Religion IV, English IV, Latin III and IV. EUGENE E. CONWAY Latin I, English I. BROTHER J. EDWARD, F.S.C. Religion I, Spanish I, Basketball, Baseball, Legion of Mary, Lockers. ALOYSIUS W. FRANK General Science, Senior Science, Radio Club. FAY FRAWLEY Varsity Football Coach. ROBERT A. GAERTNER English II, English IV. PAUL S. GRAF American History, Problems of Democracy. WILLIAM R. HORNING Consumer Economic, Physical Education, Wrestling Coach, Baseball Coach. WILLIAM J. JOHNSON American History, Assistant Football Coach, Freshman Basketboll Coach. PATRICK J. KELLEY World History, Physical Education, Freshman Football and Baseball Coach. BROTHER LAURENCE, F.S.C. Religion III, Careers, Guidance, Tennis Team, Assemblies, Daily Bulletin. BROTHER J. LEONARD, F.S.C. Religion III, English III, Debate Speech. BROTHER LEONARD, F.S.C. Religion III, American History, Junior Moderator, Bus. J. C. LEVENDOWSKI Business Law, Typing. BROTHER LIOUORI J., F.S.C. Religion II, Religion IV, Geometry, Sophomore Football, Basketball, Track. J. A. LOWN Sonior Science, Architectural Drawing, Mechanical Drawing. W. E. MARKWALDER English I. FRANK J. MARONEY World History, Mathematics, Physical Education. 9 BROTHER J. OLIVER, F.S.C. Religion II, General Mathematic , Algebra I, Bookstore, Camera Club, Student Insurance, Lawns, Maintenance. BROTHER HYACINTH PAUL, F.S.C. Religion IV, English IV, Senior Moderator, Dramatics, Catholic Action. BROTHER J. PASCHAL, F.S.C. English III, Librarian of Island School. Islonder. BROTHER JOHN PAUL, F.S.C. Religion II, Biology, Cheerleaders. BROTHER I. PATRICK, F.S.C. Religion I, Algebra I, Missions. PETER G. PSYHOGIOS Business Practice, Bookkeeping. BROTHER J. RAPHAEL, F.S.C. DICK REINHART Religion III, English III, Gleo Club. Varsity Basketball Coach. Glencoe Club. 10 BROTHER H. ROBERT, F.S.C. Religion I, English I, Freshman Football Moderator, Freshman Hockey and Track Coach. DANIEL SHRAKE Latin I, Latin II. BROTHER L. ROBERT, F.S.C. Religion III, Algebra II, Chemis-try. Patroness Society, Chemistry-Physics Club. FREDERICK W. SIMONES World History. JAMES F. RODNEY Spanish II. BROTHER STEPHEN, F.S.C. Religion III, Physics, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Plane Geometry, Delta, Chess Club, Island Cafeteria. JOHN J. SVOBODNY Religion ||, English II. BROTHER J. TERENCE, F.S.C. Religion III, Algebra II, Plane Geometry, Swimming. GEORGE F. UTECHT Biology, Physical Educotion, Track Coach. MRS. MARGARET W. BURLEY Secretory, Academic Office. BROTHER JOHN VICTORIAN, F.S.C. South Side Librarian. JOHN J. CODY Business Office, Islond School. BROTHER L. WALBERT, F.S.C. Analytic Geometry, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Algebra II, Bcnildus Club, Baseball. MRS. MARY A. MALONEY Business Office, Island School. 12 MRS. FRANCES M. NOVALANY Public Health Nurse, Health Program. MRS. AGNES THEISSEN Business Office, South School. MRS. HELEN BERGE Head Cook: South Side School. MRS. HELEN BUDZYNSKI Head Cook: Island School. NICHOLAS WILMES Engineer: Island School. PAUL FLICK Engineer and Maintenance: South Side School. MRS. JULIA FIEBIGER Assistant Cook: South Side School. MRS. MARGARET KEOGH Assistant Cook: Island School. MRS. STELLA MALECKI Assistant Cook: Island School. JOSEPH SHANNON Maintenance: Island School. FRANCIS BARCLAY Maintenance: Island School. -r 1 14 CONSTRUCTION 15 Freshman 107 Brother Edward James Cripps I James Kelly Gerald Weber Gerald Bergman John Dean John Kelly Timothy Orman Michael Stoner Robert Williams President P x7 Thomas Byron r John Brage r Vi Dennis Fagerlie Thomas Rozycki Robert Stormoen Vice-President Gerald Burke Theodore Kendrick Sadecki Robert Terry 16 Secretary F m W Timothy Harrington Joy Coleman r David Hall r James Kilkelly Paul Tromiczak Treasurer Michael Collins Peter Herlofsky P Earl McDonald f. i Thomas Shutz Michael Von Ende Treasurer Philip Hurrle p Patrick Bowman r Robert Franks C i Thomas Jann I Dennis Mart Paul Scheinost Secretary Vice-President President Cleary Michael Kelly Jeffrey Jasper r T Jk- Robert Garber Robert Johanson James Thomas McDonald Mikulak Patrick Cunningham Richard Knotz r I V Charles Miles Freshman 113 Brother Clarence John Hennessey ft iUi Michael O'Connor Patrick Flaherty Lonnox Hill p A? Lawrence Manning James Roney Robert Smith Joseph Umphrey f. William Welch Michael West Murray Woulfe 17 President Vice-President Secretary Freshman 115 Mr. F. Simones Kelly McGurran Raymond Dehler If A w John Hastings Roger Hipwell John Knoll Robort Lipa 5 Jf . Dennis Long Richard Novack Joseph Schwalen William John Sosniecki Gary Olson Gary Thielen Richard Taaffe Patrick Brown John Joseph Michael McClellan Thomas Kundla F m, v . ' Terrance Bunkers James Kavanaugh Donald McCormick David Plasch James Rimarcik r ( Ah V John Dennis Toohey Weczorek Treasurer i h Victorian Motzger Thomas Chock r I Gerald Kennedy f John Mitchell r Howard Rowland rs Dennis Zylla 18 Treasurer Secrotary Joseph Biernat r • William Belkengren Michael Craven Gary Zgutowicz Edward Bishop r V1. . i John Delaney Ronald Knapp p dM Dennis Linn m 4 4 Patrick O'Donovan Terrance Popehn r r 22 ' -Tf L Thomas Charlos Spoden Steingruebel Vice-President Richard Schreder Richard Boike James Ferguson James Mattsson Stanley Rock James Strauss President Adrian La Chappelle r i Joseph Busch Gerald Fischer r Jmt'  Michael Maxwell Lawrence Schleetor James Tegeder 19 Freshman 119 Mr. F. Maroney r r| ■ V Michael Bush John Cotter p (T m'A Ak James Gill Michael Happe r- dte. Dennis McAllister Dennis Nuquist r :V p i John Skarolid John Snider IB 1; a. r u Roaer V- Robert Tobias Vincent i James Zybrzycki President Vice-President Secretary Freshman 121 Brother Albert M Donald Chovalier Donald Globos f1 i i Gregory Weeks P I -- Francis Condon P V William Constant e John Connoy Michael McGrath C. Dennis Dahlmeir O William DuBay Thomas Kehoe n a h Kenneth Lauer P 1 Patrick Farrand Jerome LeMire Lawrence James LeVesquo James Healey Thomas O'Brien i! Patrick Fairley Robert Schatzlein V Thomas Slatoski r John Tiller John Schendel 1 Gerald Spartz V John Wojciak Thomas Schwartz Robert Springer John Sexton Steven Stafford James Shultis Gary Storke 20 Treasurer Richard Wehmhoff Michael Dalton r Richard Hofstede 4 James Oys At Jeffrey Sievers Lawrence Teske Treasurer V Joseph Haggerty William Cronin r Thomas Grimes Frank Rekucki Secretary Vice-President President James Smith Michael McLinn Robert Bainbridgo Vincent Dehlheimer 1 Michael Bernier Richard Domaille Frederick Gates William Blaska James Felton William Lynch P John Riley John McPherson David Rivard William Kaess P Ask Robert Maas Thomas Ronyak 21 Freshman 201 Mr. E. Conway Boeckman Gordon Carpenter Stanley Galuszewski Jacque Kline Kevin Pearson Frank Sentyrz David Westbrook James Kohanek William Peterson Thomas Wallrich Freshman 203 Mr. J. Bohen Joseph Glowacki Michael Knight James Solle C: John Wolfe r V . William Beame Stephon Grandpre f Dennis Murphy A: f % Michael Tomasko Dale Wolke President I K Ji Edward Feigh Frederick Bromback Stephen Groves Thomas McDonald Robert Nowack Roger Truax Vice-President Gerald Felicetta P Leroy Haaf Richard Mesiack K Timothy Schoultz Gerald Ulmer 22 Secretary James Froehlig Richard Hanson V fflT Galen Michaelson t John Sharpe Roger Vargo Treasurer Patrick Garaghty t William Heck P? Charles Mitchell P Roger Smoka JL Burt Williams Treasurer I James Bachmeier Patrick Callahan James Rosa Secretary John Sias r 4k James Banack Robert Courteau Richard Frye James Meneely Leonard Renner Vice-President President ff Bl p 1 'h James Dowham Michael St. Aubin fs n r William Berg Robert Bertrand n Pi Jp T V ' John Crary Gerald De Gidio p r I Michael Gallaghor Dale Hennessy r p ]L S Ni 8 kifc Ronald Meyer Patrick Nagle f c v 'V I Robert Schmitz Richard Sobiech 23 Freshman 210 Mr. H. Buron C 4k Timothy Bolling Michael Cady Cs e. Ki ih Ki rl Dennis Farrell James Fignar r r refa Kenneth Johnson dh . William Kozlak r P' t Michael Pierro David Quinn dkk James Sobota n if I Lawrence Wittig P I% y f Tt Robert Wright Thomas Zdon President Vice-President Secretary Freshman 212 Mr. Markwalder Donald Baker Leon Dick p i Gerald Bostrom r Philip Freesene 0 James Brom I James Cotten Michael Gair Theodore Jacobson Ronald Czajkowski t Paul Johnson r ■ i Walter Kycia Michael Schindeldecker Thomas Loftus Frank Niznick ■n Richard Slovak Timothy MacPherson C « L Robert Phillips Michael Taylor Thomas Madsan Bruce Pitmon Stephen Van Sickle James Massoth Bartholomew Riney k Robert Wells Michael Dennis Williams Zawadski 24 Treasurer Stanley Ptazek Daniel McIntyre David Williams Treasurer r Timothy Harrer r Lauren Becker n John Hanson P t Dennis McGraw r T'i Roger Purdes Glen Thornburg Secretary r dkfc Timothy Kerr 1i i John Bosiger P 1 Vice-President p Wilson President Thomas Brundidge Edward Donatelle Charles Terrance Kaluza Kalvestran George Kennick William Riley Gerald Nelson Michael Schaub John Ottenstroer Richard Schutz Kenneth Toonen David Warasc 25 Freshman 216 Brother H. Robert Darrel Forslin William Patrek Raymond Stimart Douglas Williams Glodek Daniel McClain Douglas Prodahl Woytasek Robert Taylor Raymond Zawislak President Vice-President Secretary Freshman 218 Brother L. Patrick sr v ’ Steven Alexander David Feehan r Michael Lamb X Gary Nelson James Wittman 1 Gary Bradloy Michael Flannery Albert Leitschus David Neville Georgo Streissguth Thomas Sullivan r JL George Woytanowitz Paul McCarthy r Stephen Callaghan Robert Lewis Dennis Wander Gary Faded Thomas Carhart Jerome Hendrickson John Pikala John Weidt Patrick Meade William lacono David Robbie Gene Welch Treasurer Stephen Liemandt n Si-'A Joseph Dixon Ronald Jones Rodney Mullen Robert Wirth 26 Mr. Simones locales points of interest for freshmen history students (left to right) Joe Dixon, Joy Heffern, and Paul McCarthy. First year man contemplates chess move as other students take time out from their lunch period to watch. SCHOOL LIFE Lorry Gabeck, Bill Constant and Mike McGrath read through some spiritual pamphlets at the South Side. Brother John Victorian, South S de librarian, checks out books to freshmen students. A5 Tj° J is key word at all freshmen lunch time intramural activities, with each room battling for possession of the intramural banner Sophomore 1C Mr. Gaertner n Forrest Amundson James DeGidio David Kurmm Albert Brecht Thomas Doberstein William Kendrick Joseph Maassen ff Bradley Osman James Reiter Gary Thornburg Thomas Zilka President Richard Berry Donald Brummer Michael Doty n Laurence Kladek James Roback Vice-President Duwayne Campeau ■■■ William Knight Patrick McKasy James Rocheford 28 Secretary Stephen Sworski Thomas Cashman Michael Endert John Krause William McLaughlin Joseph Sabas Treasurer ' ' Joseph Craig William Kalina James Kroutter James Murnane James Stockton Treasurer Secretary Vice-President President John Bouiger Michael Heath William Mcguire Gregory Cain James Christianson James Kitchen Robert Morley Michael Gleason Ronald Fish William Kulcsar Robert Olsen Jean Turgeon Hugh Fleetham , Joseph Liemandt Dave Peterson Raymond Turnberg Sophomore IOC Mr. Shrake Foertsch William Lorsung Peter Sederberg Thomas Walker Dennis Haggerty Laurence Mathieu Brian Walsh 29 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sophomore 12C Mr. Rodney Rivers k Kundla n Gary Cummens Charles DeKeyser Gary Fuerstenberg Wayne Leonard Dennis Gangelhoff Gary Malek Robert Bunes Ronald Havelak John McIntosh Brian Hayden Emmett O'Keefe r Thomas Collins Rodney Kosloski Thomas Pearson n 4 James Connolly David Piculell John Stephkala William Wally David Rasmussen Dennis West Edyvard Rushin C 1 Timothy Zembal David Shimek John Zurek James Stachowski 30 Treasurer Richard Oxborough c Irving Bergman Mark Holzmagel Ahv. Douglas McArthur Timothy Pease Secretary McCluskey Rudolph Bydlon Z Edward Mevers John Pitra Vice-President r Robert Snee Michael Conley Donald Johnson Raymond Midlo Peter Rainville President Brian Novak James Galka James Kazek William Mooro Sherman Salvog James Timmerman Sophomore 13C Mr. Frank Hessburg Brent Hofmann Andrew Lehmann P James Mulcahy Thomas Sampson Thomas Tracy p Hk Timothy Manning Chase Muller Thomas Sydloski Donald Zajac 31 President Vice-President Secretary Sophomore 14C Brother Oliver Donald Cavanaugh Richard Harveaux Richard Ludwig Terrance Miskowic n Robert Schultz Jeffery De Young Bernard Heille Ronald Magnuson Thomas Munger Bruce Spano Michael Harrer Larry Daugherty r- i James Hogan a Gary Martyn Robert Oreschnick Lawrence Donaghue Richard Klesk Nicholas McDermott Thomas Reha Severin Bucksa r Edward Flynn r y • ' i Robert Larson Robert McDonald Andrew Rusinko Treasurer Donald Landry Michael Fricke n James Litecky James Metzger John Scales 32 Treasurer r Thomas Christiansen Michael Anderson David Clough Duane Janikula Robert Mexner Secretary Vice-President President O 1 - i “ f Richard West Michael Benson Lynn Eaton Ronald Jasper William Newfield James Knutson James Braun Thomas Kielas n John Oberreuter Peter Fitzgerald Terrance Bucko James Korzonowski ry w- i LeRoy Osowski n Patrick Shannon Sophomore 21C Mr. Svobodny Timothy Burns Charles Howe Thomas Leinfelder Edward Rainville John Welna p .... Danial Clifford James Jakubonski Albert Madison David Rudborg Richard Wigand 33 Sophomore 22C Mr. Bernard Michaol Bcrnarczyk James Lorbeski William Westorman Virgil Brenny Richard Hawkinson 0 John Martie Dennis Ronyak President Jack Dalton Thomas Chapman Richard Herrmann r Stephen Marx O ki v Alan Tennesson Vice-President n i William Moses Terence Condon Michael McConnell Secretary Timothy Kelley f? David Cote Michael McNamara Treasurer Thomas Maxey Michael O'Brien 41 Robert Tremont 34 Treasurer Lawrence Kourl W Paul Anderson Walter Giesmann Michael Kelly Paul Phillippi Secretary Vice-President President Jeffery Arent Duane Bangle Dennis Donnelly David Goleski r Michael Lawson Bradford Sax Michael Munn mH David Barth P A Robert Fahnhorst Frank Madden Thomas Scales Edward Bazinet K Donald Fournier P Robert Highfield John McGraw Josoph Shallbettor Sophomore 23C Mr. Psyhogios Gary Friendshuh Michael Mountain James Tiller n Erie Benjamin Laurence Gazda Ronald Johnson P Ci Richard Nelson 35 President Sophomore 24C Brother Ambrose George Smith n In J! , I 1 r I ■ v Eugene Audetfe David Baker C' Is Roy Erwin Haugen Heisler Richard Cardinal Thomas Hildreth Francis Lang Bruce James louisolle Mathewson Stephen Roth John Michael Saefke Terlisner Vice-President Mechell Jacob Stephen Farnsworth Thomas Jasper Donn Mattsson Patrick Wisniewski Secretary Fred Becchetti Herbert Giefer Denis Johnson Raymond McHale Gary Zachman Treasurer James Hannigan ( ■ t Wayne Haas Francis Kapsch Thomas Packard 36 Treasurer Secretary Vice President President Michael Knotz John Sullivan Le Roy Anderson James Dahmen George Bacha V Stephen Erlandor Thomas Johnson Robert Moore John Kelly John Mulloy James Sorensen Mark Berg Kevin Gibbs Thomas Kimmel Stephen Mistier David Wagner Arnold Blachfelner Jerome Klees rv Joseph O'Brien Sophomore 300 Brother J. Paul Charles Connoy Gary Hacker Joseph Klug Richard Prenovost John Culhane Dennis Hansen William McKnight Gerald Sinner John Stadelmcm Thomas Whelan 37 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sophomore 303 Brother Benedict C5 C m. Wk i i A's,   i m John Beckey William Bedow n c w James Dupont James Hodek a JL •:• James Lano Darrel Locascio r (h 4 Jr Terrence Rapacz Gerald Sallberg c % ' Jr 1 'Iks John Tobias David Tykwinski James Burke Richard Brown John Jenstad William Martino John Scherber Edward Vlach Andrew Brewer Louis Burns Russell Kedrowski David McElory Edward Slanga Edward Vogt Dennis Kowalik Henry Chang James Keeley I . Stanley Sledz Raymond Poggi Richard Dufort Robert Purdes n :. Gregory Thoissen Stephen Yurick Sophomores take turn trying out their stunts on the trampoline during a physical education period. Mike Rivers and Rodney Kos-loski confer with Brother Benedict in their study Biology. of Physics phenomena is investigated by juniors Phil Norris SCHOOL LIFE Harry (Santa Claus) Dmohow-ski asks Tom Bennett what he wants for Christmas during the December 18 Assembly. Two De La Salle juniors, James Fournier and Merrill Kline, seek the help of Mrs. Burley in the academic office. 39 Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Junior 102 Mr. Levendowski Thomas Bishop Richard Kunitz James Montvillo Stephen Paulus John Cavanaugh Donald Morgan Richard Pelletier P Terrence Layer P Gary Chaplin George Londer Edward Nelson Robert Pivec Patrick O'Neil Stephen Goetze Jerome Nowar Michaol Schaefer Jack Devlin Larry Happe Patrick McCollow Thomas Olejnicak Francis Schofe 40 Anthony Pazik Patrick McGraw Thomas Oliver P 4th Stephen Sheehan Raymond Teske Treasurer Jamos Goodman George De Roma Arthur Grandpre Robert Kirwan Philip Radford Peter Seidl Secretary Steven Frank Steven Donagave Ronald Harwood Gerald Lazarz Edward Rebholz James Sierzant Vice-President President P Vi I Timothy Leininger Walter Maas $ Lawronce Reger William Shith Edward Volkner Michael Droves Richard Hudson Eugene Roger Thomas Sinner 41 Junior 301 Brother Leonard Raymond Johnsted Cary Rootkie Robeht Spinner Dennis Galvin Robert Kereakos Laurent Prenovost William Rush P Vi David Taylor Curtis Wicks Junior 200 Mr. P. Graf Secretary Treasurer Michael Koelfgen Dennis Neal David Sutton Ralph Culhane f Charles LaClare ft Michael Nelson President Jerome Anderson Darwin McVary Laurence Peterson Vice-President Donald Hofstadter James Becker William Moore Robert Smith 42 Junior 206 Mr. W. Johnson Vice Presidont George Horner Anderson Dennis Kriske Paul Nelson President Michael Kunz Brian Hayes Robert Liemandt Phillip Popehn Treasurer Robort Hunt Gerald McGuire James Romaniak Secretary Donald Schaust Robert Kenney John McLoan Daniel Solberg 43 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Junior 304 Brother L. Robert James Blaska Robert Halverson John Bolduc v c Charles Hamerski Ronald Mangelsdorf Ronald Martin Patrick McConville John Bvszewski A Ralph Hamlin James McCann Charles Naideth Kennith Shirek David Phenow Michael Sullivan Bruce Rivers William Whitfield Richard Rocheford Frank Ciesla William Hapka Thomas Morneau Richard Rooney John Wronski Richard Heer Darryl Galush Gary Jacob Gerald Mueller Arthur Russell Phillip Rusciano Ronald Genoch Clayton Kelley Thomas Murlowski Donald Scott 44 Treasurer Thomas West X Gary Ascher Andrew Buechele r, Gary Hackenmueller James Shomenta Secretary Thomas Theissen n Jon Bell David Christian Jenstad C James O'Grady Walter Skavnak Vice-President John Beltowski n Matthew Cunningham David Kos o Stephen Robb President Merrill Kline John Daniewicz James Rundquist Joseph Sullivan 45 Junior 305 Brother Stephen Raymond Breun •1 siS Joseph Eitter Matthew Linn Gorald Vosika Joseph Brom James Fournier n Roger Lucas Gregory Shipshock Dennis Wareham Lorentz Wittmers President Walter Hinz Junior 306 Brother Anthony o I JL- C5 A i . 1 I Gregory Budzynski Laurence Cable Timothy Cady P Jerome Connoy Laurence Crepeau Herbert De Roma fi A “k p r!Sl Richard Hobday Terrance Kellogg Walter Kowalski P f; P ■  ■- r Richard Martin Fred Mayer David McLinn O ct p 4R ' James William Richard Podgorski Rand Schultz Robert Raymond Tomisak Williams Vice-President Secretary Treasurer r P P ) Robert Dalsin Joseph Gillespie Jamos Praus a j r I v fli Daniel Carter James Casserly John Cheng n r. P 1U % William Simon Ralph Draves Fehn Haeg Austin Dennis Thomas Kramer La Palme MacPherson Raymond Peter Steven Pasch Pash Peters Bk St Craig Robert Robert Smith Snegoski Svihel Treasurer Secretary Vice-President President Gerald Robert Anderson Anderson P f3 Phillip Terrence Dalsin Fitzgerald Ronald Kennith Hilson Hvdobo Zajac Kozlak James Terrance Bartell Bray Joseph Daniel Galka Gallett r John David lacurella Jennings Junior 307 Brother Terence Raymond Charles Julkowski Kavsel i William David James Keefer LeVesque Ludwig Alan John Michael Nelson O'Brien O'Brien n William Simms p I John Malecki Richard Payne David Sjoquist Thomas McMullen Patrick Stiehm Laurence Monette Sailer Thomas Suhnappach Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Junior 308 Brother J. Leonard Richard Allendorf Thomas Bochnak Roland Backstrom Robort Heaney Josoph Kurimay Dean Pohland Thomas Weyrauch Donald Hyland f? Richard Mosiniak Mark Schneider Michael Wilson Arthur Coleman Duane Jedlenski Wayne Musenbrock Martin Shallbetter John Wittman Michael Doyle $ Bruce Klein Timothy Nicol Patrick Shoohan John Thomas William Gavin Richard Phillips Timothy Grimes David Kondrick Joseph Pfiefer Timothy Sherry John Viner Edward Miller Timothy Hart Raymond Kroll 9 Jerry Pidhayny James Siever © dk Thomas Wandor SENIORS 50 COMPLETION 51 Vice-President JON R. ANDRESEN Andy Holy Fomily Ambition: Sell insurance and succeed at it. Favorite Expression: Find out the facts for me. President MARK P. BROSNAHAN Punky Ascension Ambition: College, settle down, and grain business. Favorite Expression: You're rightl I can tell. Vice President ROGER K. STECKER Visitation Ambition: To put a big engine in my Chrysler or to get a car that moves. Favorite Expression: Let's go hunting or fishing over the weekend. Secretary THOMAS J. FRANK Punchy Visitation Ambition: Commercial art. Favorite Expression: Wish my car was running. Treasurer TERRANCE A. WELSH Terry Resurrection Ambition: Retire at age 30. Favorite Expression: Nice shot, Sylvia! Business Manager THOMAS T. BENNETT Banjo Ben Basilica Ambition: Convert Dennis Rooney. Favorite Expression: What a clod! ROBERT W. AHL Rube St. Margaret Mary Ambition: To be President of the Unitod States. Favorite Expression: What're ya tryin' to say? ROBERT P. ALBRIGHT Boob's St. Joan of Arc Ambition: To live at 26th and 13th. Favorite Expression: Where did you say that parly was? ROBERT L. ANTON Bob St. Moron Ambition: To be an architect. Favorite Expression: Ya, ya, ya.1 JOHN D. BACHA Bach St. Cyril Ambition: To get through college. Favorite Expression: That's too bad. BENEDICT R. BARTON Spenny St. Bridget Ambition: Go into the service and on to school. Favorite Expression: Let's cut It up. GERALD T. BECKMAN Jerry St. Joan of Arc Ambition: To graduate. Favorite Expression: I don't know. DANIEL F. BEDNARZ Frank St. Thomas Apostle Ambition: To be a nightclub entertainer. Favorito Expression: What did you say her name was? LAWRENCE A. BELAIR Chevy St. Charles Borromeo Ambition: C.P.A. Favorito Expression: Girls, who said girls? DENNIS M. BENFIELD Benny St. Joan of Arc Ambition: Some sort of business man. Favorite Expression: Please Brother, no homework. ROGER M. BERGMAN Rog Resurrection Ambition: To get a job thot I'll be happy with. Favorite Expression: Hello there! now what was I going to say? WILLIAM F. BITTNER Bill Christ the King Ambition: To be a success. Favorite Expression: Well, that's the way things LARRY J. BLOCKER Larry Annunciation Ambition: To get married. Favorite Expression: I couldn't care less. ROBERT E. BOARDMAN Big Bob Ambition: Go to college—further my education. Favorite Expression: She loves me, she loves me not. FRANK A. BOCHNIAK Jakson St. Phillip Ambition: To get into the business world. Favorite Expression: Is that so? ROBERT A. BODEM Flash St. Clement Ambition: To get a doctors degree in chemistry. Favorite Expression: Take smaller steps man, you want to exert yourself? PAUL J. BOLDISCHAR P.J St. Margaret Mary Ambition: Enter the business world and be a successful accountant. Favorite Expression: Don't ponic. KARL F. BORSAL Karl Holy Rosary Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. Favorite Expression: By golly, man.' JAMES G. BOULGER Jim Incarnation Ambition: Go to Heaven and colloge. Favorite Expression: Borscht. ROBERT G. BROOKE Bob St. Mary's Ambition: Successful Businessman. Favorite Expression: If you say so. Jack. JAMES W. BROWN Skip St. Anne's Ambition: To be a $100,000 a year accountant. Favorite Expression: What's for homework? GERALD S. BUCKSA Bucks Holy Cross Ambition: Graduate from college. Favorito Expression: Well ah . . . ROBERT A. BURKE Bob St. Anthony Ambition: To stay awake in Graf's class. Favorite Expression: Hello, dar. JOSEPH C. BUTZ Censored St. Helena Ambition: Career in the United States Air Force. Favorite Expression: Will wonders never cease. MICHAEL J. BYRNES Attila St. Thomas Ambition: To ride on elephant down Hennepin A vc. Favorite Expression: I don't care. DAVID J. BYRON Dave St. Thomas Apostle Ambition: To bo a CPA. Favorite Expression: I gambled and lost. DAVID D. CADY Dynamo Dave Ascension Ambition: To go out with all the student nurses at St. Mary's Hospital. Favorite Expression: Yak! Yak! PATRICK A. CADY Uncle Tor St. Lawrence Ambition: Doctor of Medicine. Favorite Expression: Really nice. JAMES E. CAMPION Jim Our Lady of Victory Ambition: Psychologist. Favorite Expression: Don't associate me with these bums. JOHN V. CAOLA Jack Holy Rosary Ambition: To succeed in everything I do. Favorite Expression: Oh! come on everybody. GEORGE I. CARLSON Jud Resurrection Ambition: Corporation Lawyer for United States Steel Favorite Expression: Practice Rumble. PATRICK P. CASEY Pete Basilica Ambition: Get through college. Favorite Expression: That's rough. VINCENT J. CASSIDY Vince St. Austin's Ambition: To be a millionaire. Favorito Expression: Wanna bet? JOHN D. CHADWICK Chad Christ tho King Ambition: To demonstrate a Gillette Razor on television. Favorite Expression: You can't reason with a squirrel. JOHN L. CHAMBERLAIN J.C. St. Vincont DePaul Ambition: To finish college. Favorite Expression: Rough, huh buddy? JIM G. CLAPP Clippie Incarnation Ambition: To succeed in the field that I go into. Favorite Expression: Censored. DAVID F. COLSTON Don St. Helena's Ambition: To take up welding and auto mechanics. Favorite Expression: I ain't never seen the likes. PAUL J. CONNELLY New Boy St. Peter Ambition: To keep what I've got and eventually lose it. Favorite Expression: Oh, leave me alone. JOSEPH E. CONRAD Joe Holy Name Ambition: To finish high school. Favorite Expression: What's the good word? RICHARD Y. COPELAND Dick St. Patrick's Ambition: To have a million dollars aftor taxes. Favorite Expression: Boy, what a hard guy. ROBERT J. CORREDATO Whop St. Kevin's Ambition: To be an architect. Favorite Expression: Problems. KENNETH J. COSKRAN Ken Visitation Ambition: To get out of school and have a great life. Favorite Expression: You guys kill me. RICHARD C CREPEAU Strutz Ascension Ambition: Got out of school. Favorite Expression: Did you you see the Jack Paar show last night? TIMOTHY J. CROWLEY Tim St. Austin Ambition: To go into the air force. Favorite Expression: Damn Dummy! EUGENE E. CYRUS Gene St. Lawrence Ambition: To attend the University of Minnesota. Favorite Expression: You betl ANTHONY CZAJKOWSKI Chi Our Lody of Victory Ambition: To lead a successful life in all respects. Favorite Expression: Really nice you say? DAVID W. DALSIN Dave Holy Name Ambition: To get louder pipes than Haggerty. Favorite Expression: Ain't that enough to frost ROBERT I. DALTON Bubbles Incarnation Ambition: To go into business with my dad and makes lots of money. Favorite Expression: How are they? WILLIAM J. DAWSON Bill Incarnation Ambition: To blow the roofs off other chemistry labs. Favorite Expression: Why be difficult? With a little effort you can be impossible. JOHN C. DE HARPPORTE John St. Helena Ambition: To go to college. Favorite Expression: Come on blopper, let's go. DAVID P. DE MARS Dave Ascension Ambition: To be a success. JAMES W. DEVLIN Teddybeor Senior Incarnation Ambition: To learn to cheat at poker. Favorite Expression: How about a loan, friend? HARRY H. DMOHOWSKI Pete Sacred Heart Ambition: To be a millionaire. Favorite Expression: You tell 'em Dick Tracy. DAVID D. DOCKETT Dave St. Francis Cabrini Ambition: To go through college and become a chemist. Favorite Expression: Do you have an ending for that one? JAMES H. DOLS Jim Ascension Ambition: To make a million dollars. Favorite Expression: Go on with yo, dad! THOMAS A. DOUGHTY Touch Incarnation Ambition: To live happily ever after. Favorite Expression: You don't say. WILLIAM M. DOYLE Willie Christ the King Ambition: Ambition?? Favorite Expression: Yes, Wisenhymer. JOSEPH R. DRABCZAK Tojo Immaculate Conception Ambition: To become the best bookkeeper in Minneapolis. Favorite Expression: Where's all the ginch? MICHAEL P. DUNPHY Mike St. Clement's Ambition: To go into the business world and succeed. Favorite Expression: OK, gang. JOSEPH W. DVORAK Joe St. Anne Ambition: Go into the business world. Favorite Expression: I got trapped. DENNIS F. DWYER Denny Basilica Ambition: To get a good education, a good job, and make the best of it. Favorite Expression: What an idiot. TOM P. DZIEKCIOWSKI Zeke Holy Cross Ambition: To go to college. Favorito Expression: Let me tell you . . THOMAS R. EBNER Tom St. Cyril Ambition: To hove a car with a heater in it. Favorite Expression: Can I borrow your homework? THOMAS J. EITTER Tom St. Peter Ambition: To be a good American. Favorite Expression: I'm hungry. DUANE R. FEU Dewy Holy Rosary Ambition: To become a good Chemist. Favorite Expression: That's life for ya. DANIEL P. FORTIN Dan Sacred Heart Ambition: To run a crane. Favorite Expression: I'm innocent. ROGER R. FRANK Whitey Incarnation Ambition: To be successful in business. Favorite Expression: That's the way the tide turns. JOSEPH FRANZEN Joe St. Anne Ambition: To be a success. Favorite Expression: I don't know. EUGENE P. GAGNON Gene St. Anne Ambition: To be in the navy. Favorite Expression: How about Mondays off, too? JOSEPH J. GALLICK Scribe Holy Cross Ambition: To hear Mr. Levendowski call me Gallick. Favorite Expression: Fortunes o' war, my boy, fortunes o' war. JOSEPH M. GASIK Joe Holy Cross Ambition: To be successful. Favorite Expression: What do you say; what's the good word? JOHN A. GIGUERE John St. Charles Ambition: To get home from a date before two o'clock. Favorite Expression. I have my doubts. RICHARD J. GILL Dick St. Austin Ambition: To be in plays at girls schools. Favorite Expression: Oh darn DENNIS J. GLENN Denny Holy Cross Ambition: To be a CPA. Favorite Expression: That's the way the pickle squirts. PAUL E. GLUBKE Polock St. Charles Ambition: To be a success. Favorite Expression: Where have you been all my life? DENIS E. GORMAN Plowjocky St. Vincent de Paul Ambition: CPA. Favorite Expression: Let's bug. WILLIAM J. GORMLEY Bill St. Charles Borromeo Ambition: Carrier in United States Coast. Favorite Expression: Bonnie. STEPHEN T. GRAHAM Mole Visitation Ambition: To become an architect. Favorite Expression: Nice rat. JOHN P. GREENE Green-jeans Sacred Heart Ambition: Ditch Digger. Favorite Expression: Where is the party? JOHN J. HAGGERTY John I. Christ the King Ambition: Build upside down light-houses for submarines. Favorite Expression: Who said the Russians use vodka for gasoline? MICHAEL J. HAMMERGREN Ham St. Austin Ambition: To retire at 28. Favorite Expression: None. DICK S. HANEN “Tuff Holy Name Ambition: Go in the navy. Favorite Expression: What the heck? THOMAS H. HANSEN “Tom St. Margaret Mary Ambition: Engineer. Favorite Expression: Can I give you a ride honey? GERALD A. HAREMZA Fish St. Hedwig Ambition: To be a gambler. Favorite Expression: Don't panic. ROBERT W. HASSMAN Bob Annunciation Ambition: C. P. A. Favorite Expression: I doubt it. MARK P. HAYES Mark Christ the King Ambition: To be a famous architect. Favorite Expression: Didn't I tell yo? RICHARD J. HECK Rick Ascension Ambition: A great poet ond scholar. Favorite Expression: Being one of the three good guys ... HARLEY H. HEIGEL Whitey St. Philip Ambition: To come out ahead in everything. Favorite Expression: You better believe it NICHOLAS P. HEILLE Nick St. Charles Borromoo Ambition: Teacher, general math. Favorite Expression: Slow down. WILLIAM C. HENNEN Bill St. Bridget Ambition: To be an accountant. Favorite Expression: I don't know. OBERDON L. HESTON Obie St. Joseph Ambition: Winner of the Indianapolis 500' Favorite Expression: What do ya say. JAMES C. HILL Jim Ascension Ambition: Making a million. Favorite Expression: I really will, I mean, I really will. DUANE G. HOFF Wayne St. Anthony Ambition: Start a riot at St. Anthony High School. Favorite Expression: Alls well that ends JOSEPH J. HOFSTEDE Mickey St. Hedwig Ambition: Business Career. Favorite Expression: I merely said . . .' DELMAN R. HOGEN Del St. Bridget Ambition: Chemical Engineering. Favorite Expression: Mokes you wonder, don't if. WAYNE L. HORNICEK Wayne St. Philip Ambition: Architect. Favorite Expression: I doubt it. THOMAS W. HOROWICKI Mooney Holy Cross Ambition: To be a success. Favorite Expression: I'll go along with that. GARY E. HOVIND Gar Our Lady of Grace Ambition: To make $15,000 a year. Favorite Expression: We'll see you . . . and take it easy. DAVID R. HUDSON Rock St. Thomas Apostle Ambition: To be successful. Favorite Expression: None. JAMES L. HURLEY Jim Visitation Ambition: To have a good time. Favorite Expression: Real cool. HENRY A. HUNEY Henrietta Christ the King Ambition: To pin Mr. Horning in ten seconds. Favorite Expression: Brother, the name's pronounced Huney, not Honey. RICHARD S. IGEL Dick St. Thomas Apostle Ambition: To be healthy, wealthy, and wise. Favorite Expression; Is that right? RICHARD P. JACOBSON Jake St. Stephen Ambition: To break Las Vegas. Favorite Expression: What do you mean? JOHN J. JANSON Jungle St. Bridget Ambition: To be a C. P. A. Favorite Expression: Really nicel JOHN J. JARUSZEWSKI JR. Jar Resurrection Ambition: To be a cop. Favorite Expression: Judy RICHARD A. JENSEN Dick Basilica Ambition: To be a success in business. Favorite Expression: That's the way she goes.' JOHN R. JOB Dick St. Austin Ambition: Mathematician. Favorite Expression: Not bad, for a hairlip. CALVIN K. JOHNSON Cal Annunciation Ambition: To retire at forty. Favorite Expression: That's for me to know and for you to find out. VERNE T. JONES Verne St. Raphael Ambition: To go into medicine. Favorite Expression: No sweat. GREGORY J. JUETTNER Greg St. Thomas Ambition: Chemical Engineer. Favorite Expression: . . and get out of here. GENE S. JUNESKI Wimp Holy Cross Ambition: To become well educated. Favorite Expression: What's a Polok. JAMES W. REISER Jim St. Anne Ambition: Be on accountant. Favorite Expression: Now whol do we do? Punt? EDWARD M. KELLER Ed Incarnation Ambition: Make a lot of money. Favorite Expression: Yo . THOMAS M. KELLY Kelly St. Helena Ambition: To succeed. Favorite Expression: How's it going? MICHAEL JAMES KENNEDY Former St. Thomas Ambition: Make money. Favorite Expression; I don't know. MICHAEL JOSEPH KENNEDY Mike St. Bridget Ambition: Finish college and enter low school. Favorite Expression: Just wait 'till next year. PATRICK J. KEOGH Weasel St. Joan of Arc. Ambition: To go to California. Favorite Expression: I wish I was out of school. THOMAS P. KERNAN Tom Basilica Ambition: To be a beachcomber. Favorite Expression: Hey there, fella! PHILLIP A. KLAESGES Moose St. Boniface Ambition: To take if as it comes. Favorite Expression: Tell ya what I'm gonna do. WILLIAM R. KLEVE Bill St. Helena Ambition: To retire when I am thirty-five. Favorite Expression: Weill RONALD M. KLINE Rebel Immaculate Conception Ambition: To marry a blond. Favorite Expression: Hey youse guys. WILLIAM J. KNAUFF Willy St. Albert the Great Ambition: Field of mathematics. Favorite Expression: Hey Putsie, how about o light? WILLIAM H. KOLBE Wild Bill St. Stephen Ambition: To become a Paulist missionary. Favorite Expression: Why don't ya get lost? JOHN H. KUHARSKI Johnny St. Charles Ambition: To become a C. P. A., after St. Thomas. Favorite Expression: Really! PATRICK M. KUNZ Pat Christ the King Ambition: Chemical Engineer. Favorite Expression: Forget about itl DAVID M. LA CLARE Dove St. Anne Ambition: To be a salesman's salesman. Favorite Expression: Aw, come on. DAVID V. LAMM Dave Resurrection Ambition: To get a naval commission. Favorite Expression: Is that right? DEAN J. LANDREE Deono St. Raphael Ambition: To be an Architectural Draftsman. Favorite Expression: Baby you know whot I like. RAYMOND P. LANDRY Paul Our Lady of Lourdes Ambition: C. P. A. Favorite Expression: I'm not doing that homowork. GERALD T. LANG Jerry Our Lady of Victory Ambition: Geologist. Favorito Expression: Don't mention it. JOHN T. LAUX John Annunciation Ambition: To go to college. Favorite Expression: Whaaat? PATRICK R. LEONARD Pat St. Austin Ambition: To be a cowboy and wear a twenty-five gallon hat. Favorite Expression: Yeo, but I had the choke out a little. GARY E. LEWIS Gary Annunciation Ambition: To get a car with straight stick. Favorite Expression: I'll soy this. JAMES G. LIEMANDT Champ St. Austin Ambition: To see the day when P. G. buys a new green sport coot. Favorite Expression: Hey, Williamsl CHARLES R. LITECKY Charlie Our Lady of Victory Ambition: To build a better mousetrap. Favorite Expression: Gloss pneumatic troughs are really nice! JAMES D. LITTLE Chester Holy Name Ambition: To receive a college degree. Favorite Expression: What are you gone do tonight? EDWARD J. LOUIS Ned Resurrection Ambition: To go to some college in Philadelphia. Favorite Expression: Hey Art, Art, Art, that's not your ball. RONALD T. LYMER Bruno All Saints Ambition: To lead a happy and successful life. Favorite Expression: So! what do you want, a medol? ROBERT E. LYNCH Tiger Ascension Ambition: To know intuitively. Favorite Expression: That makes me mad. DAVID E. LYONS Descartes St. Thomas Ambition; To push the button that puts Jerome L. in orbit. Favorite Expression: Bit of tough luck. JOHN V. McCLUSKEY John Saint Charles Ambition: To be a draftsman. Favorite Expression: Might as well. THOMAS J. McCOY Jake Resurrection Ambition: To go to college. Favorite Expression: Is that right. ROBERT E. MCDONALD Friendly Incarnation Ambition: To get a master's degree in Chemistry. Favorite Expression: And as we leave, beautiful Pago Pago Islands . . . PAUL A. McGUIRE Mac St. Joan of Arc Ambition: Graduate. Favorite Expression; Don't mess. JOHN T. McNALLAN Mac St. Thomas Ambition: Retire at thirty. Favorite Expression: How do they moke it so good? THOMAS E. McSWEENY Mac Holy Name Ambition: To be called intelligent by Mr. duBois. Favorite Expression: WildI GEORGE J. MAAS George St. Charles Ambition: To have girls, to fish, and hunt. Favorite Expression: Sun of a gun. WILLIAM MacDONALD Wild Bill Our Lady of Grace Ambition: To be a good salesman and raise lots of kids. Favorite Expression: Let's get in a rumble. RICHARD A. MACK Dick St. Boniface Ambition: To get rich the easy way. Favorite Expression: Not bad. ALBERT J. MALACHOWSKI Al Holy Cross Ambition: Enter St. Thomas; accountant. Favorite Expression: Put off today what you can do tomorrow. JAMES R. MALEK Jim Resurrection Ambition: To graduate. Favorite Expression: And what's wrong with a Sfudebaker? BOB E. MALONE Digger O'Dell St. Anne Ambition: Mortician. Favorite Expression: They look nice! let's go! ROBERT F. MANNELLA Porkchop St. Stephen Ambition: To sell real estate (to ants). Favorite Expression: I'm still a livin'. TOM A. MANNING Tom St. Lawrence Ambition: Do the right thing. Favorite Expression: Hey brother. VITO E. MARINELLI Earl St. Charles Ambition: To make a million. Favorite Expression: Can't prove it by me.1 JAMES E. MARX Midgo St. Peter Ambition: To be a success in accounting. Favorite Expression: Back in Russia they . . JAMES J. MATEYKA Tameyka St. Lawrence Ambition: To make it through college. Favorite Expression: Which woy? RUSSELL C. MEYER Golfer St. Timothy Ambition: To be a successful businessmen. Favorite Expression: Seniors are intelligent. THOMAS W. MEYER Tom St. Anne Ambition: College. Favorite Expression: Let's go to a show. THOMAS E. MIDLO Mid St. Anthony Ambition: To graduate. Favorite Expression: Let's go. JOHN G. MIERNIK Johnny Holy Cross Ambition: C.P.A. and take over father's business. Favorite Expression: Ah come on. WILLIAM DAVID MILKES ’Willie Basilica Ambition: Girls. Favorite Expression: Mon, womenlll JOHN O. MILLS Jack St. Margaret Mary Ambition: To make every party in Minneapolis. Favorite Expression: Take it easy. JAMES P. MITCHELL Sorgcant Basilica Ambition: To do it the way Mulligan does Itl Favorite Expression: That's dirty pool. THOMAS FREDERICK MITCHELL Mitch Basilica Ambition: To be a teacher. Favorite Expression: Hello-baby. DENNIS A. MITZEL Denny Holy Rosary Ambition: To point signs for Groin Belt. Favorite Expression: It's a nest. RICHARD MICHAEL MOLLERS Dick Basilica Ambition: To get a good job in life. Favorite Expression: Look at all the girls. RICHARD S. MONTVILLE Dick Holy Name Ambition: To succeed in what I do. Favorite Expression: Guess I'll make a little phone call tonight. JAMES F. MORGAN Jim Incarnation Ambition: Nuclear Physicist. Favorite Expression: Whaaaf?' JOHN G. MORLEY Butch Immaculate Conception Ambition: To become all I dream about in trig class. Favorite Expression: You know it. Jack. RICHARD F. MORTEK Chops St. Hedwig Ambition: C.P.A. Favorite Expression: Gimmie some suds. MICHAEL T. MULLIGAN Mike St. Joan of Arc Ambition: To play professional baseball. Favorite Expression: Woofl Are you Rammy! MICHAEL H. MURLOWSKI Mike St. Charles Ambition: Drafting. Favorite Expression: What's that? RAYMOND L. MURRAY Bushy Good Shepherd Ambition: Priest. Favorite Expression: That's the way it goes. DAVID P. MURRIN Mervin Resurrection Ambition: Wild life biologist. Favorite Expression: So what? JOHN G. NACHBAR Jack Holy Name Ambition: To psychoanalyze Bro. Laurence. Favorite Expression: This is a swindle. TIMOTHY O. NEARY Tim St. Charles Borromeo Ambition: To graduate. Favorite Expression: Give me a beer. JAMES W. NELSON Rocky Resurrection Ambition: To make lots of money. Favorite Expression: I guess notl RICHARD W. NORBY Dick Resurrection Ambition: Physicist. Favorite Expression: -. -. -. CQ CQ CQ. JEROME L. NORTON Ed Immaculate Conception Ambition: Business or Traveling salesman. Favorite Expression: My heart goes where the wild women go. TERRY E. O'CONNELL O'tool Our Lady of Lourdes Ambition: To be o teacher. Favorite Expression: Get out'a here. EDWARD J. O'GARA Ed Ascension Ambition: Be o man of much wisdom. Favorite Expression: We, the 3 Good Guys of this school . . JOHN D. ORR Wop St. Ann's Ambition: Clinical Psychologist. Favorite Expression: Going to the game, bums? R. ANTHONY OWCZARZAK Ozark Ascension Ambition: Chemist. Favorite Expression: Pul it away Mr. . . LEROY G. PAHL Fontleroy III Assumption Ambition: To be a teacher. Favorite Expression: Do you know what mean? LEE T. PALMER Lee Christ the King Ambition: To succeed in Commercial Art. Favorite Expression: I took him in second gear.' DENNIS J. PETERS Pete St. Bridget's Ambition: Auto Mechanic. Favorite Expression: Give a little, take a little? KENNETH H. PETERSON Peach Our Lady of Lourdes Ambition: To become twenty-one. Favorite Expression: What are you doing tonight? KENNETH E. POMERLEAU Ken St. Anne Ambition: Accountant. Favorite Expression: O good griefl DAVID M. PORTER Brutus Christ the King Ambition: Make Money. Favorite Expression: You said it. JOHN J. REARDON Jock St. Thomas Ambition: To make lots of money. Favorite Expression: You wont to bet? DONALD L. RICHTER Rick St. Anthony Ambition: Accounting or Agriculture. Favorite Expression: Who is she? JOHN D. RINGSTROM Ringy St. Helena Ambition: To be a goor engineer. Favorite Expression: I ain't got it done. DENNIS D. ROONEY Denny Duff Annunciation Ambition: Musician. Favorite Expression: Who's Beethoven? GILBERT J. ROSCOE Gil Resurrection Ambition: Win the Indianapolis 500 in a '51 Buick. Favorite Expression: If you can't bake it, foke It I EDWARD C. ROTH Ed Christ the King Ambition: To work in a scientific field and make lots of money. Favorite Expression: Oh yeah? MICHAEL E. ROUEN Mike Holy Name Ambition: To meet every girl in Europe. Favorite Expression: I'm looking. PATRICK J. ROUEN Rouen Holy Name Ambition: Take out Briggette Bardot. Favorite Expression: Look at that! THOMAS J. ROUGIER Tom St. Vincent Ambition: Mathematician. Favorite Expression: You bell MIKE P. RYAN Here Incarnation Ambition: To live a good Catholic life. Favorite Expression: Let's go see, Stanley. GERALD G. SCHAAF Shifty Holy Name Ambition: Become successful. Favorite Expression: Ah! What Women! WILLIAM L. SCHATZLEIN “Bill Incarnation Ambition: To finish college. Favorite Expression: “So is your old man.' OTTO SCHMID Totes St. Joan of Arc Ambition: Make the world a little bit hotter. Favorite Expression: Let's have another one, just like the other ono. RAY O. SCHMITZ Babe Holy Cross Ambition: Be God's gift to women. Favorite Expression: “Love and let love. GERALD T. SCHOENHOFEN Jerry St. Stphen's Ambition: To be a rich criminal lawyer. Favorite Expression: I've been had. DONALD A. SCHROEDER Don St. Bridget Ambition: To be successful. Favorite Expression: I really will. RICHARD H. SCHWARTZ Dick St. Charles Ambition: Success possible; Failure probably. Favorite Expression: The squeaky wheel gets the grease. DENNIS C. SCHWINN “Schwinn St. Bridget Ambition: To be successful. Favorite Expression: Boy! What a week-end. CHESTER R. SEVIOLA “Chet St. Anthony Ambition: To see Brother Bernard read the absentee bulletin. Favorite Expression: “Good Grief. GREGORY J. SHEEHAN Machine St. Stephon Ambition: To keep Liz. Favorite Expression: What did she say? ROBERT J. SLEDZ Bob Holy Cross Ambition: To be great. Favorite Expression: Have you heard the latest record by . . . RICHARD A. SMALKOSKI Dick St. Anno's Ambition: Accountont. Favorite Expression: Yo-ho-dom. CHARLES E. SMITH Charley Holy Rosary Ambition: Get into business. Favorite Expression: Get off my back will yol JOHN J. SMITH John St. Anne Ambition: To be an artist. Favorite Expression: What do you soy. Pal? FRANK A. SPARTZ Frank Incarnation Ambition: To be able to quit working at forty. Favorite Expression: Mon's best friend is his dog. MICHAEL T. SPILANE Mike St. Austin Ambition: To get a job that has no homework. Favorite Expression: With a sack over her head who could tell? DENNIS M. SPRINGER Spring St. Charles Borromco Ambition: Be a millionaire. Favorite Expression: You wanna bet? THOMAS W. SYVERSON Tom St. Thomas Apostle Ambition: To be a professional party goer. Favorite Expression: Whot're ya gittin at? DENNIS L. STEIN C.C.A. kid Annunciation Ambition: A three-hundred game. Favorite Expression: Oh, I don't know. BASIL J. STAFFORD Bas St. Clement Ambition: To be a doctor. Favorite Expression: Go ahead and I'll club you right back. BERNARD A. TAYLOR Bernie Ascension Ambition: To be an accountant. Favorite Expression: You con be a vulture. GERALD C. THEIS Jerry St. Austin Ambition: Engineering. Favorite Expression: Re-a-lly Nice! DANIEL M. TRUDEAU Don St. Helena Ambition: Be a success. Favorite Expression: None. RICHARD A. TURGEON Rich Incarnation Ambition: Own a twelve second, street machine. Favorite Expression: Oh, Really? CHARLES T. ULMER Tom St. Joan of Arc Ambition: To be an accountant. Favorite Expression: What a bunch of 'flys'. ALFRED E. VALERIUS Al St. Bridget Ambition: To be a draftsman. Favorite Expression: More than likely. THOMAS M. VELNER Bozo Incarnation Ambition: To raise a good family and own my own business. Favorite Expression: I ain't got no homework. RICHARD J. VOSIKA Rainbow St. Anno Ambition: Electrical engineer. Favorite Expression: Here comes another ticket. LAWRENCE E. WACHTLER Lorry Sacred Heart Ambition: Raise a good Catholic family. Favorite Expression: What hove we got for homework? EDWARD F. WACZAK Ed Holy Rosary Ambition: To be one of the Gluek Boys. Favorite Expression: Love and let love. JOHN H. WARNER Rebel St. Stephen Ambition: To be a pilot. Favorite Expression: Ya reckon. JAMES C. WEHMHOFF Jim Incarnation Ambition: Certified Public Accountant. Favorite Expression: Join the Navy, and see the world. LAWRENCE G. WEILER Cowboy St. Clement's Ambition: To be the best in everything I con. Favorite Expression: (I'm a mad scientist.) !?!!? RICHARD WELLER Dick Assumption Ambition: Commercial Artist. Favorite Expression: Yes, yes! RAY N. WELTER, JR. Nick Visitation Ambition: Go into heating business. Favorite Expression: What a fly by night set DAVID WERLICH Esq. St. Bridget's Ambition: To be rich. Favorite Expression: How about an argument? ROBERT T. WHELAN Bob St. Margaret Mary Ambition: Never to change another tire on a car. Favorite Expression: Hey Poots! DEAN A. WILLETT Dino St. Helena Ambition: Go to college and get married. Favorite Expression: That's the way It goes. JOHN D. WILLIAMS John D. St. Anne's Ambition: Join the Navy dnd see the world. Favorite Expression: Party out to Ebners. MICHAEL A. WILLIAMS Willy Incarnation Ambition: Have my own business; run somebody else. Favorite Expression: How about that? MERRILL E. WISNER Butch St. Lawrence Ambition: Electrician or service. Favorite Expression: Nice, but not good. JOHN W. WOHLWEND John Sr. Margoret Mary Ambition: To become an aeronautical engineer. Favorite Expression: I goofed JOSEPH M. WOLF Joe Resurrection Ambition: Who needs an ambition? Favorite Expression: I can't agree with that. JOHN D. WOLLERSHEIM Johnny St. Bridget Ambition: To retire at thirty. Favorite Expression: Ya, I'll be there. ROBERT H. WORSHEK Bob St. Anne Ambition: To make a couple million dollars. Favorite Expression: Oh sweor wordl STANLEY R. ZDON Star Immaculate Conception Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. Favorite Expression: Where's my slide rule? 77 SENIOR POLL Biggest Foculty Drag: Jon Andreson Most Popular: Mark Brosnahan Best Dresser: Jud Carlson Most Humorous: Harry Dmohowski Biggest Goof-Off: Bill MacDonald 78 Most Likely fo Succeed: Tom Bennett A,hi...: «• “« C°nn, y Most Likable: Tom Frank 79 EXTRA-CURRICULAR 80 ACTIVITIES 81 THE SENIOR COUNCIL The Senior Council has been working hard this past year to provide the school with answers to many of its problems. Among its many duties the Council has been organizing dances, other school activities, and every little detail that makes a group function together. Chairman of the Senior Council, Senior President Mark Brosnahan, confers with Bro. H. Paul before Senior Council meeting. ALONG RAILING, BOTTOM TO TOP: Jon Andresen, Thomas Bennett, Paul Connelly, James Little, Bob Malone, Harry Dmohowski, David Anton, Robert Mannello, Dennis Mitzel, David Byron, Michael Kennedy. MIDDLE ROW; Mark Brosnahan, Roger Stecker, George Carlson, Michael Mulligan, Thomas McSweeny, Kenneth Pomerleau, Robert Albright, James Boulger, James Morgan, Edward MacDonald. ALONG WALL: Thomas Frank, Terrance Welsh, Charles Smith, Robert Ahl, Richard Igel, Robert Brooke, James Hill, Verne Jones, Richard Copeland, Edward Louis. Mark Brosnahan presides at Council meeting. ALONG RAILING: James Morgan, James Malek, Anthony Czajkowski, Richard Norby, David Dockett, John Wholwend, Gregory Juettner, Robert McDonald, John Bacha, Richard Crcpeou. MIDDLE ROW: James Hurley, Robert Anton, Chester Seviola, Richard Turgeon, Gerald Long, Robert Boardman, Stanley Zdon, Robert Lynch, Michael Kennedy. ALONG WALL: Raymond Murray, Richard Smalkowski, Dennis Stein, Robert Bodem, Joseph Gassik, James Nelson, Mark Brosnahan, Wayne Hornicok, Thomas Kelly. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY _ y Above, Ray Murray answers office phone os part of the National Honor Society activities. N.H.S. members Jim Morgan and Jim Hurley work in academic offico. 83 I s L A N D E R Islander news staff, SEATED FROM LEFT, Andrew Buechele, Tony Czojkowski, Chet Seviolo, Roger Bergman, Merrill Kline, and Dave Baker. SECOND ROW: Ron Jasper, Mike Bed-narezyk, Erwin Heisler, John Cheng, Gory Ascher, Joe Brom, Jim Fournier. THIRD ROW: Dave Tykwinski, John Welna, Joe Wolf, John Bacha, Jerry Vosika, and Gary Healy. It was February 16, 1925, that the first issue of The Islander appeared. It was a three column sheet, 8!6 x 11 inches. From this point, the trail of printer's ink leads up a rocky road, littered with broken typewriters and All-American awards. The Islander staff members receive their assignments about Vi weeks before the paper goes to press. After the articles are corrected by Brother Paschal, moderator, and the various editors the paper is arranged at the make-up meeting. It is but a few days after that when the monthly Islander is received by the students. The Islander of 1958-59 added a few more laurels to the paper's record and was also rated as one of the top papers in the state. Editor-in-Chief Dove Lamm reviews post issue of Islander with moderator Brother Paschal. Sports Editor Gary Hackenmueller and Feature Editor Phil Norris obtain material from Is lander file cabinet John Bocha and Bill Knauff distribute Islanders to students. END RESULTS SEATED FROM LEFT: Dennis Rooney, James O'Grady, Bill Dowson, Dave Lamm, Gary Hockenmueller. STANDING: Tom Leinfelder, Duane Janikula, Jim Knutson, Mike Teslisner, Bill Knauff, Cal Johnson, Dave McElroy, Steve Roth, Phil Norris. Islander staff gathers for make-up meeting. L 85 STANDING FROM LEFT: Bob Albright Otto Schmid Col Johnson Jim Molek Joe Wolf Jim Morx Dick Norby SEATED: Duane Fell Bill Dawson Bob Mannella Jim Nelson Roger Bergman Bob Lynch DElTA OTH d'v OT ob QTXtv% ° ond «d or - _ ,V ccV wv V fcto V «r SxepVven on Y « t W fcaw © ' 0e 'o underclassman section are Jim Mar Prepar,n? an(j underclassman editor Bob Lynci joe Wolr. Th« Delta staff hQs wor. 's inest yearbook that ha h'96™ ,he post scho° year to bring you, what we hope, some thirteen staff members °Ut by ,he b00 - Assigned to different sections put together a yearbook that w th'ni ,hoir moderator Brother Stephen have “ • result of many hours o.di '°V' Thii and faculty. We present to you the '59 Delta. ,he both by the students 86 laying out the sports and activities sections are from left: Cal Johnson, Bob Mannella, Dick Norby, Roger Bergman and Jim Malek. Identifying senior pictures are Senior editor Duane Fell and Bob Albright. Jim Nelson and Otto Schmid study stained gloss windows in chapel for a possible idea for the dedication. Bill Dawson interviews Brother Norberf and Brother Martin for the faculty section. STAFF AT WORK ASSEMBLING '59 DELTA 87 B E N I L D U S C L U B Standing at left of picture it Father William Craddiclc, C.S.C., talking with three novices and De men Joseph Wolf and Bob McDonald. The Benildus Club was named after Blessed Brother Benildus of the Brothers of the Christian Schools. The club is composed of seniors who realizing the need for increased vocations to the priesthood and the religious life, have decided to offer up extra prayers and sacrifices for that objective. The members also beg God's blessing on the students of De La Salle that each may find his true vocation in life. Meetings are held on the last Mondoy of each month. Guest speakers from the various orders are invited to inform the members regarding the duties, requirements, and othe features of their life of service to God. Members pledge themselves to pray for vocations and to say the fifth decode of the Rosary daily. Brother L. Walbert is the moderator of the group. Devotedly praying in chapel ore, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Hammergren, Mike Spilane, Bob McDonald, Jim Hurley. SECOND ROW: Bill Kolbe, Joseph Wolf, Gerald Theis, Bob Lynch. THIRD ROW: Bill Dawson, Larry Blocker, Ray Murray, Roger Bergman. Preparing Christmas baskets for the poor are Bob Lynch and Dennis Stein. STANDING, and studying the bulletin board are De's contact leaders, FROM LEFT: Merrill Kline, Jim Rundquist, Gary Ascher, James Fournier, Jeff Arent, Jim Little. IN FOREGROUND: Phil Norris, John Bierden, Bret Hoffmen. C A T H 0 L 1 C George Maas puts up Lenten posters to encourage the proper Lenten spirit. Standing before the statue of the Blossed Virgin are Catholic Action participants Mike O'Brien, Wayne Hass, Frank Maddin, John Stepkala, and Perry Rapacz. A C T I 0 N A C T 1 V I T I E S 89 c A M E R A C L U B FROM LEFT IN FRONT ROW: Jim Jokubowski. Mick McDermott, Rog Stecker, Leroy Anderson, Gory Hacker. STANDING IN BACK: Jim Hogan, Jeff Arent, Jim Tiller, Ron Genoch, Otto Schmid and Brother Oliver. The camera enthusiasts at De La Salle have gotten together under the direction of Brother Oliver to organize this club. The camera men have their own darkroom and developing equipment. Many of the pictures that have appeared in the Islander and Delta were token and processed by the Camera Club. Besides this service to the school, the members have developed a fine hobby that will be a reword to their leisure in the future. In the club's own darkroom Jeff Arent and Jib Jokubowski develop prints. 90 OFFICERS President: Roger Bergman Vice President: Joe Wolf Secretary: Robert Lynch SEATED FROM LEFT: Mat Cunningham, John Cheng, Roger Borgman, Erwin Heisler, Dove Tykwinski. STANDING: Bob Lynch, Cal Johnson, Joe Wolf, Joe Pfeifer, Jim Cheng, Matthew Linn. Sophomores Dave Tykwinski ond Erwin Heisler concentrate on chess game. The 1958-1959 D.L.S. Chess Club started its most active year with a 3-2 victory over Columbia Heights early in December. The competition within the Chess Club was very intense with no less than five players holding the first place position at one time during the year. The De chess team will come close to an undefeated season this year. 91 The Patroness Society officers gather to go over the financial records. SEATED FROM LEFT: Mrs. Alfred Louiselle, President; Mrs. Mark Hayes. Vice-President; Mrs. Joseph Keiser, Recording Secretary. STANDING: Mrs. Frank Madden, Treasurer; and Mrs. Clarence Juettner, Membership Secretary. PATRONESS SOCIETY The aim of the Patroness Society is to help the school in its job of educating the students in varying ways. This past year they have helped the school financially by buying new curtains for the stage, and by alleviating many of the other material needs of the school through their generosity. The Patroness Society also is responsible for sponsoring the Father-Son Banquet and this year, for the first time, they began to sponsor dances for the parents. The members, which consist of mothers or relatives of students and alumni, meet monthly at De La Salle during which time the students receive a half-holidoy. Among the many things that the mothers sponsor during the year are their annual style show, the Miami Trip, and their talent show, pictures of which are shown on the following page. Style Show . . 92 Luncheon . . MOTHERS ANNUAL TALENT SHOW DRAMATICS ALONG RAILING: Jim Morgan, president, Bob Whelan, Russ Meyer, Dick Gill, Jim Nelson, Bob McDonald. CENTER: Jim Hurley, Basil Stafford, Pot Cady, Nick Heille, Dick Vosika, Tom Bennett, Tom Ebner. ALONG WALL: Ray Murray, John Giguere, John Bacha, Chet Seviola, John Mills, Dennis Rooney, Larry Blocker. FRONT ROW- Phil Freesene, Bill Peterson, Scott Fraser. MIDDLE: Jim Gill, John Hennessey, Pat Callahan. Mike McGrath. THIRD ROW: Howard Rowland. Bob Franks, Larry Gebeck, Brother John Clarence. ALONG WALL: Erwin Hcisler, Robert Bodom, Bernie Heille, Dave Baker, Jim Malek, Mike Dunphy, Ralph Hamlin, Dick Hudson, Craig Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Joe Shallbotter, Bob Anton, Jim Dots, Dick Norby, Jack Devlin, Tim Cady, Bill Doyle, Greg Juettner, Bill Knauff. ALONG RAIL: Jim Hogan, Jim Lano, Jim O'Grady, Frank Bochniack, John Bierden, Phil Norris, Jim Knutson, Ron Mangelsdorf, Bill Gormley. Cast from Arsenic and Old Loce toast with Elderberry wine to the success of the production. 95 Lieutenant Rooney (Dennis Rooney) instructs officers O'Hara (Ralph Hamlin), Kline (James Morgan), and Brophy (Russel Meyer) in a scene from Arsenic and Old Lace. But Dr. Einstein (James Whelan) you operate on me tomorrow, says Jonathan Brewster (Larry Blocker) in lines from the play. Abby Brewster (Mary Ann McGivern) sips tea with Rev. Dr. Harper (Robert Sledz) in the opening scene from the play. Teahouse of the August Moon Brother Paul and Jim Morgan check the script before the performance. Four panels from Teahouse display the artwork of Tom Frank. Cakini (Dave Baker) thanks Col. Purdy (Jim Hurley) for transferring him to Tobiki where he will assist Captain Fisby (larry Blocker). Lady Astor (Rocky) looks disapprovingly at the antics of her human companions. Mr. Hokaida (Tom Bennett) displays his prowess as a wrestler before boing chosen as police captain. 97 The entire cost gathers around the teahouse for a curtain call. Biology SCIENCE CLUB STANDING: Erwin Heisler, Rodney Kosloski, William McGuire, John Zurek, Peter Sederberg. SEATED: Gerald Vosika, Lorenfz Wittmers, Jack Kundla, William Bedor. The Biology section this year is under the direction of Brother Benedict. They have a well equipped remodeled lab to work in. This includes a special annex where experimental ani-mols are raised. These animals undergo special tests to determine the right kinds of diets that should be used. These experiments provide these biologists with not only accurate results but with the correct method of scientific procedure. The club enables the enthusiast of living things a chance to study his hobby without the use of the text, teacher and grades. Paul Kroska makes a quick check for possible new roots. Physics Chemistry For those interested in the nature of things the Science Club provides this special division of physics and chemistry. These scientists are not satisfied with just the material given in text books of the high school level. Instead they do research on their own. For example they have viewed scientific films, listened to lectures, visited scientific organizations such os Honeywell, and took a trip to Saint Mary's. The moderator is Brother L. Robert. He has dedicated much of his valuable time toward the success of the club. Officer is President Roger Bergman. Tony Owczarzak and Joe Wolf work out a chemical analysis. STANDING John Giguere, Louis Burns, Mark Fuehrer, Joseph Wolf, Dick Norby. SEATED: Chester Seviola, Roger Bergman, and Tony Owczarzak. SCIENCE FAIR Explaining the functions of x-ray crystal lography is Richard Norby. John Bacha and Larry Blocker exhibit their project on' atomic structure. a iwhwr, of Larry Wittmers and Jerry Vosika display Generating lightning bolts is Chet Seviola. their projects for the biology section. One of the activities of the science club is to hold an all school science fair not only for the projects of members but for projects that any student interested may wish to display. The fair, under the direction of Brother L. Robert, is designed to choose those students who will participate in the Twin City regional science fair which is held during the second week in April. A number of men from the University of Minnesota took on the job of judging the exhibits. Winners this year are: Dick Norby, Larry Wittmers, Merrill Kline, John Bacha, all first place winners. Those who received second place are: Roger Bergman, Andy Buechele, Merlin Habig, Bob Manella. The winners in third place are: Jerry Vosika, Lee Palmer, Dave Murrin, and Harry Dmohowski. 99 AMATEUR RADIO STANDING: John Viner, Tom Sinner Prenevost. SEATED: John De Horpporte Buechle. James Kitchen, Ray Pash, Laurent Dick Norby, Edward Roth, Andrew Far too many young people who are interested in some aspect of Amateur Radio, never make a go of it because of tho high cost of equipment. This is the main reason for the existence of a radio club at De La Salle. This year the equipment was furnished by the school and by a few generous students. After a few weeks of hard work, the station was put on the air with excellent results. Both the east and west coasts came into talking range. The station is operated on 10 meters under the supervision of WOZNE and KOJQE with the authorization of the Federal Communications Commission. Other activities of the club are field trips and aid in obtaining a license by instructions in code and theory. Officers of the radio section are Pres.-den. Dick Norby, KOJQE, Vice President John De Horpporte, ond Secretory-Treos- urer Edward Roth.  2SHV VW0ZRU WOUYU nk and hi, ha, r 0ulor meeting. ABOVE: Worked all states, (except Hawaii). BELOW: Our contacts are as good as our antenna. you know hi, V « P°ne ° o ttanvt er o’ co t $65.00. ALUMNI The De La Salle Alumni Association has continued their fine work in preserving high school friendships as well as helping to cut costs of the new edition to the school. Their main money raising project this year was a dance held in November. In April, the Alumni members were reunited at their annual banquet to renew old acquaintances. The Alumni Association moderator is Brother Hilary and Alumni president is GLENCOE CLUB Probably the most unknown organization at De La Salle, but one that has done much for the school is the Glencoe Club. The Glencoe Club consists of the parents and relatives of Christian Brothers who are from Minneapolis as well os the parents of boys who are studying for the religious life. The Glencoe Club has two primary interests, to provide social gatherings for its members and financially ossist the Brother's Juniorate, both of which were accomplished by a card party lost fall. Brother Hilary, moderator, and the officers of the Alumni Association. FROM LEFT: Brother Albert, moderator; Mr. Earl Frank, vice-president; Mrs. Steven Byzewski, Treasurer; Mr. Roymond Schumacher, president; and Mrs. Margaret Burley, secretary. Brother Damian explains current development of the Christian Brothers in the United States as Mrs. John Binko looks on. 101 DEBATE AND SPEECH CLUB The 1959 De Lo Salle Debate Team won over 70% of Its debates this year which is the best a DE team has ever done in this field. The Debaters were quite inexperienced this year, despite their good record, as Roger Bergman, President of the club, wos the only senior debater. The question debated this year was Resolved: That the United States should adopt the essential features of the Russian System of Education. FRONT ROW: Matt Linn, Steve Robb, Louis Burns, Dave Tykwin-ski; SECOND ROW: James McCann, Edward Miller, Pat Kelley, Gary Hackenmueller; THIRD ROW: John Wronski, Dave Baker, Jim Chapman, Erwin Heisler; FOURTH ROW: Bob Slonina, Rog Bergman, and Andy Buechole. Missing from picture: John Wyler and Bob McDonald. The Speech and Debate Club has a new moderator this year in the person of Br. J. Leonard. Brother, as a result of his experience gained in Chicago got the Speech team off to a winning start this season by his own speakers capturing second ploce in the De La Salle sponsored Speech Tournament. Besides having an over all winning season the DE Speakers coptured individual awards among which Andrew Buechele's first and John Wronski's third were taken at our own DE tournament. WINNING SMILES are shown by John Wronski, Br. J. Leonard, and Steve Robb as they go over the results of how DE captured second place in our speech tournament. A WINNING Debate case takes many hours of hard work too and above we see Gary Hackenmueller, Matt Linn, Roger Bergman, and Andrew Buechele preparing their debate cases for the NFL District Debate Tournament. De reached the finals. A 103 James McCann rehearses before Br. Leonard in 309 after school. SPORTS FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW: Butch Pazik, Mike Mulligan, Dave Kos, Charley Smith, Bill McDonald, Dick Allendorf, Ron lymer, Jud Carlson, Wally Hinz, Jim Motayka, Paul Connelly. SECOND ROW: John Whitman, Ed Volker, John Orr, Bob Malone, Bob All, Bob Mannella, John Jarazewski, Dick Payne, George Maas, Jake McCoy, Pete Dmohowski. THIRD ROW: Jim O'Grady, Jim Devlin, Dove Christian, Terry Layer, Dick Rand, Jim Jenks, Steve Miller, Bob Spinner, Ed Miller, Jim Little, Dick Rocheford. TOP ROW: Mr. Johnson, Joe Gillcspio, Jack Devlin, Darwin McVary, Dick Igel, Jim Praus, Tom Kelly, Tom Kernan, Dean Pohland, De's first game gave a promising outlook for the rest of the season and after our seventy-five to nothing romp over Cathedral, Superior we were rather confident of complete success. It proved our downfall, however, for against Boys Town, De lost by one touchdown (21-14) and in the Homecoming game Cretin made us bend our knee again. De rebelled against the losses and defeated St. Cloud Cathedral (32-19). When meeting Regis, De squeezed by to win in the lost fifteen seconds by ono point. After Regis De went all the way and knocked off St. Thomas and Benilde to capture second place in the CCC. Jim Goodman, Fay Frowley, Br. Ambrose. 1958 GAME RECORD De 39 Minnehaha Academy 6 De 75 Cathedral, Superior 0 De 14 Boys Town 21 De 0 Crotin 12 De 32 St. Cloud Cathedral 19 De 20 Regis, Eau Claire 19 De 31 St. Thomas 7 De 12 Bonilde 7 Charley Smith Half Back Lettered 4 Years All Conference Mike Mulligan Full Back Lettered 4 Years All Conference Jim Matayka Guard Lettered 3 Years All Conference Bill McDonald End Lettered 4 Years All Conference Paul Connelly Guard Lettered 4 Years All Conference 106 Jim McCoy Quarter Back Lettorcd 4 Jake, hod more everything than anybody else on the team and he won the trophy for The Guy With the Most Guts . JIM LITTLE End Lettorcd 3 Jim was the one who won the Regis game by catching a touchdown pass in the last fifteen seconds of the game. Tom Kelly End Lettered 2 Tom was o great guy who played on the big red team so much that they made him an honorary lifetime member. Tom Kornan Defensive Contcr Lettered 1 We will remember, Tom, for the time ho lost his teeth on the forty yard line at Boys Town. Bob Ahl Half Back Lettered 1 Bob was one of the fastest men on the team and proved it running away from Mr. Zappa down in Boys Town. Ron lymer Tackle Lettered 2 Bruno was the sort that didn't say much but always got his assignment done. Jud Carlson End Lettered 2 The buzzard was o good ball player but he just couldn't keep awake while practicing. Peter Dmohowski Guard Lettered 3 Pete could give more criticisms to his team mates but they always came out the better for it. Jim Devlin Guard Lettered 2 Jim had his big chance in the Benilde game but he had a hard time hanging on to the boll carrier. Bob Mannella Center Lettered 3 Bob took more ribbing about being Italian than any other dago on the team. Bob Malone Full Back Lettered 1 Bob was the leader in the Zappa revolt after the game at Boys Town. . , _ John Orr Half Back Lettered 1 John was a main follower in the 07 Zappa revolt who favored physical means of overthrowing the tyrant. B SQUAD FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: E. Roinville, B. Heille, M. Jacob, J. Roback, M. Harrer, J. Sullivan, J. Timmermans, L. Stocco, W. Beckman, R. Cardinal, D. Goff. SECOND ROW: R. Hines, W. Wally, M. Knotz, R. Berry, T. Collins, R. Bleski, N. McLaughlin, R. Ludwig, N. Me-Clusky, T. Fitzgerald, J. Mantel, H. Fleetham. THIRD ROW: J. Conklin, J. Feehan, G. Smith, V. Brenny, B. Hoffmann, E. Rushin, J. Rocheford, C. Werner, G. Friendshuh, G. Mueller, D. Broem, M. Endert, D. Foertsch, T. Peace, J. Lohmen, T. Thompson, P. Phillippi, M. Keoler, J. Keeley, Br. Liguori. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: FIRST ROW: Jim Allard, Bill Peterson, Kent Evans, Tom Ronyak, Mark Lynch, Pat Schleeter, Mike St. Aubin, Jim Wittman, Rick Taoffe, Dick Schreder, Bill Kozlak, Mike Schindeldecker. SECOND ROW: Bill Cronin, Jeff Sievors, John Joseph, Jim Brown, Dick Domai'lle, Henry Abbett, Dennis Mart, Leon Dick, John Knoll, Joe Biernot, Larry Wittig, Ed Donotelle. THIRD ROW: Brother H. Robert-Moderator, Steve Grandpre, Gary Belisle, Kelly McGurran, Roger Hipwell, Tom Harrer, Bob Terry, Mike Collins, Pat Cunningham, Dick Slovak, Gory Zgutowicz, Ed Feigh, John Schcndel, Dennis McAllister, Bob Nowak, Mr. Patrick Kelly-Coach. 109 HOMECOMING 1958 ABOVE The Homecoming Queen, Potty DeMars, and her two attendants, Diane Dudack and Mary Hielen. RIGHT: Patty DeMars registers pleasant hysteria while Jerry Norton, her escort, is set agape with surprise at the announcement that she is the new Queen. Candidates and their escorts. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bosil Staford, Cathy Bariol; Duane Hoff, Diane Davis; Chester Seviolo, Diane Dudack; Jerry Norton, Patty De Mars; Mary Hielen, Lee Palmer; Anita Hafner, Dick Jensen; Barb Hatch, Roger Stecker. Homecoming weekend wos started with an assembly on Friday with the purpose of cheering on the team to victory. At 8:30 P.M. that some doy a dance was held at which Patty DeMars was crowned homecoming queen. The social event went along fine until De lost its game to Cretin by two touchdowns. The loss came hard because of a fumble by De on the one yard line of Cretin and a touchdown that was called back on a clipping penalty. If De would hove had a couple of breaks the Homecoming weekend would have been complete. no ABOVE: Two stalwart lads dramatize the slogan. Roast the Raiders, in the half time parade. BELOW: Brosnohan presents the royal bouquet to the new reigning homecoming queen. BELOW: The queen and her escort parade before their subjects in the royal carriage. ABOVE: A shot from the balcony of part of the crowd attending the dance. ABOVE: A typical crowd drinking imported beverage and absorbing the French atmosphere at Pierre's. BASKETBALL VARSITY SEASON De 54 Roosevelt ................ 41 De 56 Columbia Hts.............. 44 De 56 Benilde .................. 50 De 70 St. Cloud................. 46 De 50 St. Thomas ............... 41 De 48 Red Wing.................. 58 De 45 Alumni ................... 42 De 44 Pacelli................... 42 De 47 Cretin ................... 45 De 65 Regis..................... 42 De 51 Benilde .................. 40 De 64 St. Cloud................. 54 De 49 St. Thomas ............... 48 De 52 Regis..................... 41 De 45 Cretin ................... 56 Regional De 75 Benilde .................. 47 State Tournament De 56 Marshall ................. 20 De 48 Duluth.................... 43 De 59 Cretin ................... 46 The 58-59 basketball team was probably one of the greattesf defensive units ever put on a playing floor by De La Salle. Coach Dick Rienhart (left) faced the year brightly with a completely experienced team-. Jon Andreson, (top center) who has played against every opponent De has faced; Paul Connelly (above right) who became probably our best floor man through his three years of ballplaying; John Bell (top left) who moved from B squad into a center position on the first string A team in Sophomore year; Terry Welsh, (top right) who ground out three years of hard work to earn a stable forward position on the team; Mark Brosnahan (left) who became the prime factor in winning the state tournament because of his versatility in his ability; Bob Brook (above left) who played for three years os a substitute and the rest of the team to which Mr. Rienhart gave oil his basketball knowledge. 112 VARSITY FIRST ROW: Brother Liguori, Mark Brosnahan, Jon Andresen, Mr. Rienhart. SECOND ROW: Bill Lorsung, George Horner, Dick Phillips, Bob Dalsin, Roger Sleeker, Bob Boardman, John Bell, Bob Brook, Terry Welsh, Danny Thomas, George Lender, Paul Connelly, Donald Fournier. WHO CAN JUMP THE HIGHEST? ALL STATE CATHOLIC CHAMPS FIRST ROW: Brothor Luguori, Mark Brosnahan, Jon Andresen. Dick Rienhart. SECOND ROW: Bob Dalsin, Roger Stecker, Bob Boardman, John Bell, Bob Brook, Terry Welsh, Danny Thomas, Paul Connelly. ABOVE: Brosnahan and Andresen accept the first place state trophy from the Quocn of the Snows. ABOVE: Trophy case at school containing all trophies won by the basketball team during the past season. RIGHT: Andresen and Brosnahan accept the traveling trophy. FIRST ROW: Phil Horner, M. Mountain, B. Newfield, Hugh Fleethom, M. Jakob, D. Schimak, M. Muni. SECOND ROW: J. Kundlo, D. Matteson, M. Gleason, T. Kelly, D. Foortsch, G. Zachman, M. Conley, J. Hamigon. F R E w u A De 33 Roosevelt .............39 De 31 Columbia Hts............26 De 41 Benilde................ 35 De 59 St. Cloud ............. 39 Do 36 St. Thomas............ 18 De 24 Red Wing.............. 23 De 34 Freshmen ............ 12 De 24 Pacelli ............... 26 De 44 Cretin................. 45 De 42 Regis ................. 29 De 40 Benilde................ 30 De 41 St. Cloud............. 24 De 50 St. Thomas............ 26 De 50 Regis ................. 32 De 51 Cretin................. 37 S H M E N De 35 Cretin 33 De 40 Cretin De 40 Naz. Hall 35 De 30 Benilde 56 De 52 Benilde . . . . 22 De 31 Benilde 27 De 57 St. Thomas . . . . 59 De 50 N. W. Bible 21 De 35 St. Joan 30 FIRST ROW: Bill Peterson, Dick ToaflFe, Mike St. Albin, Roger Hipwell, Bill Constant, Ed Feigh, Dick Domailli, Jim Kilkelly. SECOND ROW: Kent Evans, Dick Boike, Bob Phillips, Gerald Burke, Ray Stimate, Rodney Mullen, Gary Zgutowicz, John Schendel, Gary Fadell. ■ COACH: Mr. Johnson MODERATOR: Br. J. Edward LEFT TO RIGHT: Raymond Turnberg, William Schatzlein, Timothy Sherry, Dennis Peters, Robert Corredato, Timothy Burns, David Donaghue, Bert Rogers, Fred Becchetti, Michael Kunz, Terrence Fitzgerald, James Praus, James Burke. (Center James McCoy). FIRST ROW: Tom Brundidge (co-captain) Kelly McGurran, Steve Liemandt, Don Baker, Frank Rekucki, Jim Downham (co-captain). SECOND ROW: Brother H. Robert—coach, Tom Hayes, Bill Kozlak, Ted Jacobsen, Jim Meneely, Dave Neville, Mike Flannery, Jerry De-Gidio. FIRST ROW: A. Gradpre, B. Louiselle, R. Hielson, T. Frank, J. Devlin, J. Gillespie, B. Bittner, J. Devlin, M. Shallbitter, V. Jones. SECOND ROW: D. Dolsin, B. Hoffman, T. Eitter, D. West, C. Clark, J. Eitter, J. Oberreiter, R. Keidrowski, J. Casserly. Verne Jones Co Captain W . 156 lettored 4 Tom Frank Co Captain Wt. 136 Lettered 4 W R E S T L I N G ABOVE: Gillespie smiles with satisfaction at having the advantage on Hielson. LEFT: Louiselle prepares to throw Gradpre down to the mat for a possible pin. 7 O 73 FIRST ROW: John Orr, Jim Keeley, Joe Gillespie, Terry Layer, Richard Rochcford, Dave Sjoquist, Bob Spinner, Bill Whitfield. SECOND ROW: Dave Kos, Tom mildreth, Mike O'rien, Ray Poggi, Francis Lane, Bob Fahnhorst, Walter Maas, Chos. Lifecky. THIRD ROW: John Wittman, Chas. Kausel, George Smith, George Deroma, Jock Kundla, Tom Leinfelder, Ned Louis, Jim Knutson. FOURTH ROW: Br. Liguori, Nick Heille, Ed Roth, Dick Foertsch, Mike Hammergren, Davo Lamn, Joe Eittor, George Utecht. 118 ABOVE: George Smith and John Orr prepare for the starting gun. FIRST ROW: Mike Ryan, Jon Andersen, Tony Pozik, Tom Kozlak, Pat O'Niel, Ramez Jacob, Bruce Klein. SECOND ROW: Mark Brosnahan, Steve Graham, Paul Connelly, Mike Mulligan, James Hannigan, Tom Ondrey, Hugh Fleetham, John Beckey. THIRD ROW: Harry Domhowski, Tom Leininger, Bill McDonald, Gregory Budzynski, Gary Zachman, Bob Dol sin, Wally Hinz, Br. Bernard. ABOVE: Mark Brosnahan prepares to catch a strike ball on Tom Kozlak. ABOVE: Co Captains Jon Andreson and Mike Mulligan show their stuff. FIRST ROW: Russell Kedrowski. Andrew Brewer, Gary Ascher, Tom Oliver, Brian Flayden, Stevo Roth. SECOND ROW: Br. Walbert, Erek Jensted. Bob Halverson, Merrill Kline, Bruce Rivers, Ray McHale, Roy Teske, Edward Vogt. L L CD CO LU 00 ROW 1: John Daniewicz, Bill Harwood, Gory Friendshuh, Jim Morgan. Hank Brom, Bob Spinner. ROW 2: Joe Schwalen, Gary Fuerstenberg, Bill Whitfield, Jim McDonald, Bill Wally, Larry Coble. FIRST ROW: Jim Motzger, Dick Wigond, Tim Burns, Joe Liemandt, Dick Rooney, Larry Morelte, Ken Hudoba. SECOND ROW: Loroy Anderson, Ed Rebholy, Tom Wesl, Charles Clarke, Mike Dunphy, John Miernik, Gregory Juettner, Stephen Zojac, Br. Anthony. FRONT ROW: Dan Bednarz, Mike Rivers, Bob Pivec, John Ching, Ron Meyer. Henry Ching, Martin Shallbetter. SECOND ROW: Bill larsung, John Devlin, Tom McSweeny, David Baker, John Nachbar, David Mclinn, Dick Montville, Terry Welsh. Br. Laurence. MISSING: Art Coloman, Bob Albright. 121 Cheerful Mrs. Burley always ready to help the students. Seniors wait in line for milk. Hey Heckll Quit cheating. S N A P- S H O T S Memories are made of this. A picture of the old gym in the middle of the remodeling. Mr. Graf receives his green handkerchief from Horry Dmohodski at the Christmas assembly. Brother Norbert welcomes dads and sons at the Father-Son Banquet. 122 Freshmen gobble their lunch down so they can see the intramurols. Chairman of the magazine drive Brother Ambrose and his room captains look over the prizes offered in the drive. Delta camera catches a scene from the basketball homecoming: Preacher Smith delivers his sermon. Brother lourence looks cheerful as he assumes his now duties as Assistant Principal, following Brother Martin's transfer to Chicago. Bob McDonald—201, winner of the FRAN drawing, poses obligingly with his prize. Top salesmen in the magazine drive, Joe Gillespie—306 and Bob Snegoski—306, point to the new record set during the drive. 123 The last of the Eastman flats shortly after the March fire. De Lq Salle Science Club members take a closer look ° a Solar Furnace. This was part of a science tour Qiven by Honeywell. The school chapel where DE boys spend some time in prayer each day. Brother J. Arnold, a new faculty member, checks his mark book. Brother arrived at De La Salle during the Easter vacation. Brother Norbert congratulates three freshman scholar ship winners. 124 Brother Walbert smilingly admires his new Trig, book The doy comes to a close, and so does the Delta. 7- 4,- '777 2. _s p j V- 7 s 3cU U04j Mnua T Z - 'js w , 7 77$  r . 0 _ . ' .3r ara - mut P_ 7- 5,, , - W ' ((. jX . L J„ TH- . . yrs Qf . 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