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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

Delta 1960 Presented by the Senior Class De La Salle High School Minneapolis, Minnesota Hail to thee, blithe spirit! Bird thou never wert. That from heaven, or near it, Pourest thy full heart In Profuse strains of unpremeditated art. Higher still and higher From the earth thou springest Like a cloud of fire; The blue deep thou wingest. And singing still dost soar, and soaring ever singest. 2 V TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction..........................Page 1 Underclassmen.........................Page 12 Activities ...........................Page 50 Sports................................Page 72 Social ...............................Page 98 Seniors...............................Page 108 3 The seniors, in the name of the faculty and underclassmen, dedicate the 1960 Delta to Brother Norbert, Principal. We think of Brother Norbert as a friend and counselor to whom we can turn for advice and assistance. He has always before him the good of the school and is constantly striving to help everyone. His wit is sparkling, his patience long enduring, and his understanding most comforting. It is our hope that De La Salle will continue to prosper under Brother Norbcrt’s wise direction. Brother Norbert is shown at work on school Business. John Meyer. Shawn Casserly, and Stuart Mathewson are presented their scholarships by Brother Norbert for being the three highest in the entrance test. HIS HOLINESS, POPE JOHN XXIII 6 MOST REVEREND WILLIAM O. BRADY, D.D., S.T.D. Archbishop of St. Paul MOST REVEREND LEONARD P. COWLEY, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of St. Paul 7 Administration BROTHER NORBERT Director BROTHER MARK Principal. Patroness Society 8 Faculty and Staff BROTHER PASCHAL Librarian. Islander BROTHER JOHN CHRYSOSTOM Attendance FRANK J. MARONEY JOHN M. PARSONS Problems of Democracy English I, III, Varsity Football Coach ROBERT O DELL Solid Geometry, Algebra II WILLIAM S. WIDMAN Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry BROTHER A. REGIS Substitute teacher, Studying for degree at the U. of M. 9 GEORGE UTECHT Phy. Ed., Varsity Track Coach DICK REINHART Varsity Basketball Coach JIM SCHLEISMAN Varsity Hockey Coach, Assistant Phy. Ed. Instructor MRS. AGNES THEISSEN Assistant Librarian MRS. BURLEY Registrar JOHN CODY Business Office MRS. MARY MALONEY Business Office MRS. FRANCES NOVALANY School Nurse 10 MRS. HELEN BUDZYNSKI MRS. STELLA MALECKI MRS. JULIE FIEBIGER Head Cook Assistant Cook Assistant Cook JOSEPH SHANNON Maintenance JOHN McNEALY Maintenance 11 THE SOARING ’60’S L. to R. 1st row: S. Willette, M. Ryan, G. Zeman, L. Litecky, M. Boyd, J. Thorpe, F. Wandzel. 2nd row. P. Foy, C. Holt, R. Osttnoe, D. Dietz, A. Woodarz, R. Enright, D. Wallace, D. Sheldon. 3rd row: R. Scott, F. Gunnon, P. March, R. Geddes, F. Paron, F. Leimbek, P. Marren, J. Gunderson. 4th row: J. Moore, D. Hagan, R. Kugler, M. Anderson, G. Davis, E. Wiard, S. Grabowski. Class Officers: President—Fred Gunnon, Vice President—Steve Willette, Secretary—Charles Halt, Treasurer—Frank Paron, Sgt.-at-Arms—Jerry Davis. Advisory 1C, located in the basement of the C building, is an average freshman class. The students apply themselves to their school work with diligence and a will. Every marking period five or six boys are on the Honor Roll. The members of the class have great school spirit. They attend the athletic events regularly. About ninety percent of the class is enrolled in some extracurricular. During the Christmas Card Drive and the Magazine Drive, 1C made a good showing. All during the year 1C has been among the best in support of the school and school functions. Bro. Clarence finagles F. Wandzel, J. Gunderson, and M. Boyd. Freshman 1C BROTHER J. MICHAEL Religion I, Algebra I Freshman Football Freshman Hockey Freshman IOC Bro. Michael with R. Cox. B. Holzer. J. Stedman, P. Sexton. C. Fugge, A. Over. Class Officers: President—John Stedman. Vice President—Brian Holzer, Treasurer—Pat Sexton, Secretary -Dick Cox, Sgt.-at-Arms—Arnie Over. Advisory IOC of the Freshman Department is a class with real school spirit. Although we have placed six men on school athletic teams, we have maintained ourselves well in intramurals. The abilities of the men of IOC have not been limited to the field of athletics. Our room was one of the top rooms in the school in the magazine drive placing first in the Freshman Department. We placed third in the school in the Christmas Card Drive. Because of our abilities and hard work, we of IOC have accumulated one of the richest treasuries of the school. IOC is worthy of praise and thanks for what it has done for the school and the students of the future. L. to R. 1st row: J. Clausen. W. Smisek. F. Stefanoc, J. Buckley, W. Madison. G. Wickman, G. La Plame. 2nd row: J. Egan, M. Wald, B. Berg, J. McVay, F. Smith, S. Rowinski, B. Holzer, J. Martin. 3rd row: J. Stedman, A. Over, M. Peterson, P. Winters. J. Peters, R. Lucas, R. Breun, C. Fligge. 4th row: J. Donna, R. Pella, J. Haubrich, J. Tomlinson, P. Sexton, R. Cox, D. Meyers, W. Titbough. MR. JOSEPH MILBAUER Spanish I Freshman 12C Mr. Milbauer instructs R. Smaciarz and R. Abdo. Class Officers: President—Tom Wagner. Vice President—Dick Smaciarz. Secretary—Jim Robin. Treasurer —Robert Abdo, Sgt.-at-Arms—Jim Elsen. 12C is an exemplar) Freshman advisor)’. School spirit and athletics are stressed, as proven by a second place finish in the Frosh department in the magazine L. to R. Jst row: T. Grose, C. La Pointe, T. Mansk, G. Stage, J. Wise, B. Gillespie. M. Manning, M. Holler, R. Bergman. 2nd row: B. Huney, J. Jensen, M. Mahowald. L. Tuma, D. Kraus, C. Ifjert. D. Picquet, J. Sandhoef-ner, T. Steinert. drive, and runner up positions in both intramural basketball and volleyball. The men of 12C make it a point to attend and support school activities, but not to such an extent that it detracts from their studies. This fact is borne out by the four 12C’ers on the semester honor roll. Generosity is a keyword in 12C and these fine lads have won the mission banner four times. 3rd row: L. Oien. D. Aykens, W. Bihner, R. Smaciary, D. Sorensen. J. Supple, W. Miller. T. Heaney. 4th row: J. Manikowski, D. Peterson. J. Elsen, T. Wagner. B. Furlong, J. Robin, R. Eichenberger, R. Abdo. L. to R. 1st row: T. Kudak, J. Finnegan. K. Reinking, V. Raima, D. Clough, R. Munsinger, A. Porven, R. Welch. 2nd row: R. Najauian, M. Dilisi, J. Kolb, T. Zarembski, T. McDonald, S. Franks, T. Hynes, L. Dupont. 3rd row: R. Todd, R. Rush, R. McHale, J. Chapman, D. Piazza, L. Jenks, T. Coleman, J. Greenwald. 4th row: C. Collins, J. Bailey, J. Roddy, P. Walsh, T. Briggs, J. Sheehan, J. Volker, D. Keating, J. Pufahl. Not Pictured: D. Thistlewood, J. Vosika. Class Officers: President—Tom Coleman, Vice President—Larry Dupont, Secretary—Tim Hynes, Treasurer—Len Janks, Sgt.-at-Arms—Val Balma. The exuberance of Freshmen is not lacking in regard to the members of 13C. They finished with high standings in both intramurals, basketball and volleyball, not through extraordinary players, but through the over all ability of the whole class. Room 13C, one of the better Freshman advisories, has men who participate zealously in sports and also represent the school in the bleachers. This same school spirit drove them on to a high place in both the Christmas Card Drive and the Magazine Drive. With all these activities it is amazing to see that one fourth of the class are honor students. Freshman 13C V. Balma and T. Coleman are shown how to send code by Mr. Zetah. MR. JOSEPH ZETAH General Science Senior Science 17 L. to R. 1st row: T. Zywicki, R. Fagerlee, S. Lenarz, M. Wenzwl, J. Leitschuj, D. Willette, D. Olson, D. Archer. 2nd row: J. Schultz, R. Erickson. B. McBride, R. Trocke, D. Sullivan, W. Bjerke, G. Dorholt. 3rd row: T. Kowalski, D. LaSota, D. Newinski, S. Durda, R. Nichols, B. Kuhitschek, K. Schultze. 4th row: F. Jobst, E. Koplos, R. Owen, A. Schroeder, D. LaVelle, P. Karol, D. McGann, J. Jensen. Class Officers: President—Bill Bjerke, Vice President —Ron Trokc, Treasurer—Dennis Sullivan, Sgt.-at-Arms—Dennis La Sota. Who but 14C could turn in the lowest ($0.00) and the highest $39.75) in the weekly mission collection on alternating weeks . . . with a spontaneous effort by all, our room reached 125% of its quota in the magazine drive. . . . Freshman athletic teams are supported by seven of our fine men ... we have had two tremendously successful gym nights . . . while playing under our potential, we placed fourth in the Basketball and Volleyball intramural standings . . . several of our men have perfect attendance records ... we turned in three overflowing baskets for the Christmas food drive . . . we proudly boast one honor roll student ... we have had two boys included in various school clubs . . . academic subject preferred by most is ... . Mr. Hagen points out a Roman Era to W. Bjerke and D. Sawyer. Freshman 14C BROTHER FIDELIS Religion I, English I Glee Club Freshman 20C Bro. Fidelis reads to D. Kurimay, M. Ness, and T. Leonard. Class Officers: President—David Kurimay, Vice President—Thomas Leonard, Secretary—Michael Ness, Treasurer—Michael Christian, Sgt.-at-Arms—Dick Mulloy. Room 20C is a room of many contrasts. We boast an occasional student with a full complement of athletes. We are all proud of our intramural record. One event that we recall vividly is the game we played with the Brothers defending our volleyball prowess. Our participation in the magazine drive is also a fond memory. We turned in over 175% of our quota. The homeroom response was tremendous as usual. In all our endeavors we try to do our very best. We firmly believe in the opinion of our advisor: The home room that tries to do the best docs its best. L. to R. 1st row: J. Vargo, R. Ahrens, J. Schuler, G. Osgood, D. Blassingham, J. Hall, E. Casey, R. Florey. 2nd row: J. St. Anthony, T. Leonard, W. Quinn, J. Sheridan, J. Knauff, G. Thompson, D. Eichenger, T. McG ruder. 3rd row: L. Gomer, J. Gamble, D. Mulloy, M. Ness, M. Christian, D. Kurimay, T. Bred emus, G. Salisbury. 4th row: D. Krom, B. Buckvold, R. Sorensen, J. DeMars, D. Richard, J. Herbert, J. Roban, J. Higgens. 19 BROTHER K. FRANCIS Religion I, English I Debate, Fly Basketball Freshman Baseball Freshman 21C L. Rousseau counts the intakes as Bro. Francis discusses plans to overtake the other rooms with P. Lazar. Class Officers: President—Peter Lazar, Vice President —Tim Johnson, Secretary—John Connelly, Treasurer —Paul Krosselt, Sgt.-at-Arms—David Taylor. Freshman 21C was near the top in the Freshman Department in nearly all respects. In intramural basketball they placed second. In volleyball they placed fourth. The room took top honors in the Happy Hour, an athletic event for all Frosh advisories. In the Magazine Drive they were in the fight for first place among the Frosh. For two days of the drive they held down first place. Second place in the Christmas Card Drive went to 21C as they again ranked among the elite of their department. This has been a profitable year for all. L. to R. 1st row: M. Gillis, G. Pauly, J. Mick us, E. Roy, J. Smith. B. Ryan, L. Rousseau, P. Krosselt. 2nd row: J. Matula, J. Balluff, R. Mangan, L. Larson, T. Rouen, R. Leitchuh, P. Witherow, R. Cleary', R. McPherson. 3rd row: D. Taylor, T. McCool, S. Kapala, D. Locke, F. Halek, J. Connelly, P. Lazar, D. Farnkes. 4th row: G. Gice, D. Yon, S. Nalepka, M. Wennes, W. Wirmer-skirchen, R. Huber, D. Schiel, R. Shea, T. Johnson. .. . 20 L. to R. 1st row: W. Clark, T. Nelson, G. McDonald, C. Knoblauch, D. Fedor, R. Carlson, R. Barrett, T. Mor gal. 2nd row: B. Dinner, C. Damberger, C. Jorgensen, R. Springer. P. Frawley, J. Bind. D. Draper, P. Kelly. Class Officers: President—Toni Morgal, Vice President —Pat Frawley, Secretary—Sherman Otto. Treasurer— Kevin Lynch, Sgt.-at-Arms—Brcndon Rathman. The “go getters” from 22C have a monopoly on athletes. This lively group of young men proved their prowess in both intramural and extra-curricular athletics. Eleven other frosh advisories tried in vain to beat 22C’s spirited volleyball team. Through their deft skill, the go getters won the 1959 volleyball championship. 3rd row: D. Berseutek, H. Cope, L. Johnson, M. Griudl, K. Lynch. W. McQuiston, S. Born. 4th row: S. Otto, D. Pamerleau, T. Cameron, L. Lapitz, L. Mtdler, T. Seep, J. Himmel, B. Rathman. Their splendid reputation as the muscle men of 22C carried over into the activities. During the first semester, this room contributed eleven athletes who qualified for letters. Proficiency in sports is only part of the total picture. These well rounded scholars arc famous for their school spirit as was proven in the Christmas Card Drive. In the academic realm, they boast many a fine English student. Finally, their generous mission collections prove the go getters are serious mature young men possessing a proper sense of values. Mr. du Bois discusses the value of marks with T. Seep and T. Nelson. MR. DONAI.D DU BOIS Latin I Freshman 22C 21 L. to R. 1st row: J. Linneberg, S. Healy, M. Morrison, T. Ascher, J. Sandstrom, L. Lynch, F. Ojile, E. Santer. 2nd row: M. Hile, C. Brambilla, P. St. Anthony, G. Rogers, T. Burke, R. Nicol, R. Overmoe, P. Saffert. 3rd row: D. Wiener, D. LaVesque, R. Jacenka, D. Cur-raher, S. Wicks, M. Gamez, K. Keller, W. Shrimp. 4th row: W. Beckman, B. Godfrey, L. Grans, S. Hedges, R. Jones, J. Plocienik, M. Celusnak, R. Gibbs. Class Officers: President—Steve Hedger, Vice President—Louis Grams, Secretary—Donald Weiner, Treasurer—James Plocienik, Sgt.-at-Arms—William Shimp. 23C is a school minded group of upcoming De-men. Twenty-eight are actively engaged in a variety of extracurricular activities: They are a fun loving bunch but they are not afraid to work hard when necessary. In De’s Magazine Drive, they placed third in the department. They were second in the Christmas Card Drive. Their devotion to the school, however, does not eclipse their devotion to studies for they are well represented on the semester Honor Roll with 15 students, 23C is a room of well rounded individuals the like of which the school can be proud of. Bro. Albert discusses vocations with S. Hedges, E. Sauter, and D. Weiner. Freshman 23C BROTHER H. ALBERT Religion I, Algebra I Latin 1, Vocations Glencoe Club, Varsity Basketball Moderator 22 MR. HARVEY BURON Algebra I Freshman Basketball Freshman 24C Class Officers: President—Jay Keller, Vice President— J. Norling, Secretary—Janies Paradise, Treasurer—Allen Maxa, Sgt.-at-Arms—Mike Buron. Room 24C is a fine example of freshmen with terrific school spirit. In both the Christmas Card Drive and the Magazine Drive they sold over their quota. The Christian charity of these students was well displayed throughout the year. They filled three Christmas baskets, and were the recipient of the mission banner many a time. This spirited homeroom also contributed to the athletics of the school. The basketball, hockey, and football teams contained members of proud 24C. Due to very still competition, they had a rought season in intramurals, but they took third place in basketball. The biggest sports accomplishment of the year was their victory over 20C in the basketball competition. These and many other things make 24C a credit to the Frosh and the school. L. to R. 1st row: J. Cormican, M. Fairley, T. Me Devil t, M. Buron, R. Housignant, P. Doty, C. Auger, J. Hu-doba, J. VanDrasek. 2nd row: M. Stensrud, R. Iwaske-wuez, J. Brady, J. Peltier, J. Karczewski, T. Glennon, F. Helm, C. Tomcheck. 3rd row: R. Taafje, S. Stuart, G. Worshek, J. McDonough, J. Hesel, P. Doerflek, S. Wit tig. T. Benson, S. Maas. 4th row: A. Maxa, J. Ouellette, T. Graham, G. Theis, J. Keller, J. Paradise, J. Norling, G. Hayden, T. Patterson. 23 MR. DALE VAUGHAN World History Assistant Football Coach Freshman 225 Mr. Vaughn points out a point of interest for J. MacMasters and J. Healy. Class Officers: President—David Meuse, Vice President — David Metty, Secretary — Mark Schindeldeckcr, Treasurer—Jerry Phalen. 225 is one of the more industrious homerooms in the school. In the magazine drive, they sold well over their quota. In the Christmas Card Drive they were first in L. to R. 1st row: M. Pazik, R. Gruye, J. Degidio, J. MacMaster, J. Swanson. M. Schindeldeckcr, J. Lipa, D. Fisher. 2nd row: J. Lebens, R. Kruger, J. Martin, V. Newinski, I). Metty, T. McGuire, D. Meuse, D. Mas-lowski. the Freshman Department and second in the school. 225 is perhaps one of the most athletic advisories in the frosh department. Proof of the pudding is shown by the large number of participants in varsity sports for the Freshman Department. 225 is one of the advisories the Frosh as well as the whole school can be especially proud of. 3rd row: M. Colder, L. Kreatz. F . Krider, J. Flynn, J. Healy. D. Volkman, A. Papis, D. Uhler. 4th row: J. McCormack, R. Bretzke, W. Vossberg, J. Dragseth, J. Edison, J. Byzewski, T. Rodney, J. Phalen. 24 L. to R. 1st row: J. Riley, M. Hilson, L. Wiles, W. Piwowar, L. Farrell, R. Shasky, D. Bengson, W. Wilson. 2nd row: T. Mady, R. Flick, T. Kirsch, D. Hanrehan, W. Gracyasz, J. Kotowicz, M. Murphy, D. Shabaz, F. Job. 3rd row: D. McLean, J. Pearson, J. Paradise, C. Preus, Z. Hocuk, J. Strachowski, D. Bether, G. Hallman, J. Stillwell. 4th row: J. Backfield, R. Genoch, J. Beck, J. Grech, R. Klaesges, J. Balaban, J. Notherscold, J. Cossette. Class Officers: President—Robert Shasky, Vice President—Charles Preus, Secretary—Douglas Bengson. Treasurer—Bill Gracyasz, Sgt.-at-Arms—John Paradise. 226 has never been known as standouts in volleyball or basketball but well spread talent on a variety of athletic fields won us second place honors in the Frosh Homecoming Activities Day. One on the honor roll— we’ll never be condemned for vain learning. We are privileged to be the only Freshman advisory quiet enough to be placed next to the halls of the academic office. As gym-nighters, we rank second to none. “Frequent and Funfilled” is our motto. Yes, we of 226 are proud of our homeroom and our parents should be too. We captured the mission banner in the Frosh department over Parents’ Night for additional prestige to our room. Bro. Jerome points to an interesting object for J. Riley and R. Shasky. Freshman 226 BROTHER L. JEROME Religion I, Religion II Algebra II, Physics Trigonometry, Basketball 25 26 L. to R. 1st row: S. Grandpre, R. Wehmhoff, G. Feli- 3rd row: M. Knight, K. Lauer, T. Schoultz, M. Dalton, cetta, R. Nowak, R. Schatzlein, R. Truax, J. Froehlig, D. Murphy, B. Williams. T. O’Brien, J. Sharpe. J. Tiller. 2nd row: M. McGrath, R. Mesjak, R. Morris, J. Oys, D. Clohes, J. Glowacki, G. Kosnick. Class Officers: President—Burt Williams, Vice President—Tim Schoultz, Secretary—Mike McGrath, Treasurer—Dick Wehmhoff, Business Manager—Robert Nowak. The sophomore room with the lowest number is 224. This does not mean that our room is the lowest on the list of school supporters. At all of the school games and school functions our room is very well repre- sented. In the majority of the activities we have men who are very representative of their home room. We, as members of the sophomore department, are proud of the school and what it stands for. In everything we do we keep in mind the principles for which our school stands. The school can well be proud of our room as of the whole sophomore class. In everything we do wc do our best. Mr. Sbrake aids J. Tiller as J. Felicetta looks on. Sophomore 224 MR. JOSEPH SHRAKE Basic Business Business Math Sophomore Baseball 27 BROTHER H. AMBROSE Religion II, Plane Geometry Football, Wrestling Magazine Drive Sophomore 227 Pro. Ambrose directs II. Lynch, T. Kundla, J. Meneely, and R. Du Bay to a crucial sales area in the magazine drive. Class Officers: President—Mike St. Aubin. Vice President—Mike Shimek, Secreary—Dick Domaillc, Treasurer—Mark Lynch, Sgt.-at-Arms—John Sias. Advisory 227 has distinguished itself in many ways. Under the fine leadership of Brother Ambrose, the room showed amazing enthusiasm in all the activities in which it participated. A new school record was set by the room in the magazine drive turning in over 350% of their quota. Every room member turned in over $50 showing their fine spirit. The room also did very well in the Christmas Card Drive. Practically all the members of the room arc engaged in extracurricular. Brother Ambrose himself is an active moderator of several activities. The advisory has done much for the school and the sophomore department and they will continue to do so. L. to R. 1st row: F. McCoy. J. Coleman. M. Shimek, J. KilKelley, S. Mancino, D. Fagerlee, J. Ilrage. 2nd row: J. Meneely, J. Sias, W. Berg. W. Lynch. S. Callaghan, J. Weiler, M. Lynch. J. Haggerty. 3rd row: R. Bainbridge. J. Hakanson, J. Rosa. R. Jones. G. Belisle, J. Pikala. L. Wittig. J. Banack. 4th row: R. Dehler, M. Charest, T. Kundla, R. Slominski, R. Meyer, J. Knoll. M. St. Aubin. H. Abbett. R. Jacob, Not Pictured: V. DuBay. 28 Mr. Shrake counsels W. Cronin and J. Toohey in Latin Forms. MR. DANIEL SHRAKE Latin II Sophomore 228 Class Officers: President—Rod Mullen, Vice President —Bill Dicks, Secretary—Pat Nagle, Treasurer—Steve Alexander, Sgt.-at-Arms—John Kennedy. 228 is a home room of many contrasts. There are scholars, athletes, and men capable in many other fields. Two men are consistently on the honor roll. Four others are an asset to the athletic endeavors of the school. Many others participate in extracurriculars. 228 was very much in the running for the basketball L. to R. 1st row: C. Lund, J. Degidio, G. Kennedy, J. Riely, D. Larson, R. Lipa, J. Toohey. 2nd row: J. Harvieux, S. Alexander, R. Kleanberg, W. Dicks, G. Carpenter, J. Dean, K. Pearson, H. Brewer. championship of the sophomore department. After a tough schedule they held down second place. 228 also held down second place in the volleyball competition. 228, in order to demonstrate their school spirit, did tremendous work in the magazine and Christmas card drives. Attendance at the school games is also one of the strong points of the men of 228. For 228. this has been a fine year. All are looking forward to a bright future. 3rd row: W. Dahlheimer, W. Cronin, R. Taaffe, J. Sos-niecki, W. Ojile, P. Nagle, T. Hayes, V. Metzger. 4th row: D. Westbrook. R. Mullen, L. Kelly, J. May. G. Olson, K. McGurran, M. Lamb, P. Herbert. 29 L. to R. 1st row: W. Peterson, T. Grimes, M. Bernier, M. Laux, D. Weczorek, D. Long, F. Bokusky, R. Krause. 2nd row: M. McLinn, R. Wright, J. McPherson, H. Rowland. W. Blaska, T. Bolling, T. Crary, C. Boeck-mann. 3rd row: J. Kohanek. D. Plasch, F. Sentyrz. J. Kline, J. Kavanaugh. J. Joseph, R. Williams, J. Cripps. 4th row: P. Brown, R. Hipwell, W. Kaess, R. Maas, D. Zens, J. Wittman, P. Flick. Not Pictured: J. Kelly. Class Officers: President—Michael McLinn, Vice President—David Zens, Secretary—Michael Laux, Treasurer—Dennis Long, Bus. Mgr.—John McPherson. Advisory 300 appears to be a typical sophomore room. There was a large percentage of participation in extracurricular activities. As with most sophomores, there was ample school spirit as shown by attendance at the various school functions, especially the games. Mr. Bohen’s chance boards seemed to spirit the class on to high goals in the mission collection and the Christmas baskets for the poor. The men of 300 are well on their way to becoming “crazy teenagers” as shown by the fact that almost half of the room have their drivers licenses. The most important attribute of the class is their ability to study. About half of the room are honor roll students. It was learned after extensive research that � he favorite pastime of the students was the study of Latin. Latin was not the choice of pastime however. Mr. Bohen points to the heart of the matter for F. Bokusky, J. Kelly and D. Long. MR. JACK BOHEN Biology Sophomore 300 30 L. to R. 1st row: P. O’Donovan, M. Kelly, P. Flaherty, T. Loftus, J. Conklin, M. Taylor, J. Shauss, M. O'Connor. 2nd row: M. Schindeldecker, J. Roney, W. Patrek, J. Ferguson, R. Purdes, R. Little, D. Prodahl, L. Hill, D. McGraw. 3rd row: R. Stimart, W. Felien, J. Biernat, T. Madsan, F. Popehn, W. Peck, L. Schletter, M. Schaub. 4th row: G. Zgulowicz, R. Phillips, R. Fust, J. Tegeder, M. Cleary, R. Glodeh, T. Platenberg, W. Welch. Class Officers: President—Bob Phillips, Vice President —James Strauss, Secretary—Joe Biernat, Treasurer— Gary Zgutowicz. Advisory 301 is occupied by thirty-six active sophomores. We arc well represented in just about all of the extracurriculars. Our intramural standings came as somewhat of a disappointment. After winning a number of games in the first round, our team went into a slump just missing the championship. Our room gave a true picture of its capabilities during the magazine drive. We took the distinction of being third in the school, missing second by just ten dollars. As you can see, we are not slackers when we are called to work for D. L. S. We feel that our home room is among the best in the school. Mr. Earle helps out J. Dubay and J. Schwaten with their structure. MR. WILLIS EARLE English II Sophomore 301 31 BROTHER JOHN PA Religion II, Biology Football B-squad Gym Maintenance Daily Bulletin Sophomor 302 R. Vincent, T. Bundge, and T. Harrer quiz Bro. Paul. Class Officers: President—Dick Schreder, Vice President—Kevin Murphy, Secretary—Ed Donatelle, Treasurer—Phil Hurrle, Business Manager—Ad La Chapelle. What happened to the old chemistry? Now the answer comes out. Sophomore 302 has taken over this former senior stronghold. Living up to the fine traditions of Sophomores at De, 302 has been a credit to the school. In athletics we L. to R. 1st row: D. Linn. R. Knapp, E. Bishop, L. Becher, M. Happe, P. Tromiczak, J. Haluska. 2nd row: C. Steingruebl, J. Zubczycki, R. Schreder, T. Kerr, J. Kopp, J. Snider, T. Kalvestran. E. Donatelle. have provided an ample supply of young blood. In the Christmas Card and Magazine Drives, we have done our share and more. Gym nights are our favorite school activity. With food for the many, we send our shouts resounding from the pink and baby-blue walls. We the sophomores of 302 appreciate the challenge of the next two years. We are looking forward with expectation to the reality of graduation. 3rd row: G. Bostrom, J. Yetzer, G. LaMott. B. LaChap-elle, S. Ptaszek, J. Bronx, D. Wawracz, D. McAllister. 4th row: P. Haule, M. West, R. Tobias, K. Murphy, R. Zawislak, J. Ottenstroer, R. Boike, R. Knotz. 32 Bro. Hugh instructs J. Craig, D. McClain, and G. Knutson how to water. Class Officers: President—Patrick Cunningham, Vice President—Robert Garber, Secretary—Janies Gill, Treasurer—Kent Evans. Both individually and collectively, we, the sophomores of 303, exhibited fine homeroom spirit and excellent co-operation in all activities of the school. As a class, we sold well over 100% of our quota in the magazine drive. In the Christmas Card Drive we also exhibited our fine spirit by selling well over 100 boxes. As individuals, many of our men are entered in some of the many extracurricular around the school. In all of these, the men of 303 have been standouts. Scholastically, our class did well. We balanced our fine school work with outstanding successes in the intramurals. We took the basketball championship, but we could only take second in a tight volleyball race. L. to R. 1st row: J. Jasper, J. Wolf, R. Schultz, R. Franks, J. GUI, J. Allard, G. Knutson, J. Craig. 2nd row: R. Czajkowski, K. Evans, R. Garber, M. Woulfe, P. Scheinost, C. Miles, B. Riney, T. Mikilak. 3rd row: M. McClellan, C. Kaulza, W. Woytasek, F. Rekucke, P. Johnson. J. Rimarcik, G. Nelson, D. Mart, G. Kennick. 4th row: P. Cunningham, J. Mattsson, W. Belkengien, F. Niznick, R. Slovak, J. Hennesset, J. Hanson, S. VanSickle, J. Umphrey. Not Pictured: D. McClain. L. to R. 1st row: D. Dahlmeir, R. Hofstede, L. Gebeck, S. Stafford, R. Courteau, C. Mitchell, G. Storke, M. Williams. 2nd row: R. Vargo, D. Mueller, J. Massoth, P. Fairley. T. Harrer, W. Kozlak, J. Fisher, D. Mclnture. 3rd row: T. MacPherson, J. Ulmer, J. Hastings, R. Smoka, S. Groves, R. Springer, P. Freesene, J. Cotlen, T. Jacobsen. 4th row: D. Baker, J. Sexton, W. Constant, R. Hanson. E. Feigh, J. LeVesque, J. McDonald, L. Dick. Not Pictured: F. Condon. Class Officers: President—Thomas Harrer, Vice President—John Sexton, Secretary—Bill Constant, Treasurer—Bill Kozlak, Sgt.-at-Arms—Leon Dick. The spirited members of advisory 304 are a group of high-minded young men, who spend a large amount of time and energy in building the reputation of De La Salle. Their cooperative spirit is shown by their outstanding accomplishments in all school projects. The class members, realizing that a good Christian is built by those who do more than the required amount of work, devote their time freely to the extracurricular activities of the school. They are well represented in a number of these activities. The men of 304 do not allow their active spirit for the outside activities to interfere with their studies. They recognize that academic achievement is their focal point. Some of the outstanding men of 304 set the precedent for the sophomore class. Mr. Simmons checks the results with F. Condon and T. Harrer. MR. SIMMONS English ll 34 Sophomore 304 L. to R. 1st row: W. Heck, D. Zawadski, T. Zdon. R. Wells, L. Teske, T. McDonald. W. Beane. 2nd row: D. Rivard, D. Nudquist, L. Manning, L. Haaf, J. Healy, R. Novack, D. Williams. Class Officers: President—Jeff Sievers, Vice President —Bill Beane, Secretary—Scott Fraser, Treasurer— Greg Weeks. Our advisory, 306, is a hard working and high spirited room. With just a suggestion from our advisor, Mr. Kelly, we will do our utmost to succeed. One of the many examples is in the mission collections. Mr. Kelly 3rd row: J. Sievers, P. Bowman, D. Dahlen, C. Gould, D. Williams, M. Poe, G. Thornburg, T. Slatoski. 4th row: T. Kehoe, Jim Shultus, G. Weeks, G. Thielen, J. LaMire, J. Mitchell, J. Schendel. Not Pictured: S. Fraser, P. Garaghty. thought that we should try to win the mission banner at least once. For the next seven weeks, we won the mission banner seven times. A good example illustrating y our willingness to work was seen during the magazine drive. The result was that we had 100% participation. With the help of our advisor and class officers, members of our room have set a good model of the type of advisory that there should be in Dc. Sophomore 306 Mr. Kelly looks on as P. Garaghty and S. Fraser hold the mission banner. MR. DANIEL KELLY Business Mathematics Business Principles 35 MR. JOHN SVOBODNY Religion II, English II Sophomore 307 Mr. Svobodny jokes while reading with T. Harrington, S. Liemandt, and A. Leitschuh. Class Officers: President—Gary Faded, Vice President —Tom Byron, Secretary—Steve Liemandt, Treasurer— Tom Sullivan, Sgt.-at-Arms—Dennis Wander. We, the sophomores of 307, are proud of our advisory and our many achievements. We had 24 men on the semester honor roll. In athletics, our strong point seems to be volleyball for in that round we took first. One of our men at the semester joined the Brothers. Being well rounded students, we are active in many fields. Many belong to Contact. We also turned in fine effort in the magazine drive. Looking to the future, we arc all looking forward to a joyous stay at De, profitable for the School and ourselves. L. to R. 1st row: T. Spoden, A. Leitschuh, J. Heffern, G. Bradley, T. Byron, D. Robbie, W. lacono, J. Dixon, T. Sullivan. 2nd row: T. O'Brien, D. Farrell, C. Fadell, P. McCarthy, R. Wirth, T. Schultz, D. Forsliv, W. Riley, R. Stormoen. 3rd row: D. Coyne, C. Sallberg, G. Woytanowitz, G. Welch, S. Liemandt, D. Wander, P. Herlofsky, G. Weber. 4th row: T. Jann. P. Wilson, J. Fignar, P. Meade, J. Hendrickson, R. Frye, M. Von Ende, P. Callahan. R. McGlynn. Not Pictured: T. Harrington. 36 BROTHER JOVIAN TERENCE Religion II, Spanish II Missions, Christmas Card Drive Sophomore 308 Bro. Terence speaks with J. Downham as D. Feehose and E. Kendrick look on. Class Officers: President—Tim Orman, Vice President —Fred Gates, Secretary—Jerry Burke, Treasurer—Jim Downham. Memorable impressions: the feeling of being big sophomores . .. adjusting to 308, the windowless prison . . . our tremendous mission collections, the many athletes in our fine room . . . our intramural volleyball team . . . Bro. Terence as head of the Christmas Card Drive, we have got to win . . . First place in the Christmas Card Drive ... class officer elections ... Intramural basketball team . . . that first gym night ... the Christmas vacation sleigh ride . . . bearing down for semester exams . . . challenging Bro. Ambrose’s room in the Magazine Drive . . . endless planning for the class picnic . . . L. to R. 1st row: T. Bunkers, R. Sobiech, R. Hedlund, J. Smith, R. Lewis, F. Brombach, G. Nelson. 2nd row: E. McDonald, M. Gallagher, F. Gates, D. Hall, M. Cady, D. Neville, L. Renner, T. Wallrich. 3rd row: S. Galuszewski, D. Quinn, T. Orman, J. Delaney, T. Ronyak, T. Rozyski, D. Zylla, J. Kelly. 4th row: M. Collins, M. Chamberlain, J. Burke, J. Sobota, R. Terry, J. Bergman, J. Weidt, J. Bachmeier......... 37 Junior Volleyball Champs. Kneeling: J. Sullivan, S. Erlander, J. Sorensen. Standing: T. Walker, B. Osman, K. Gibbs. Junior Class Officers and Brother J. Leonard, Moderator. From bottom to top: President—Mechell Jacobs; Vice President—Louis Stocco; Secretary— Mike Rivers; Treasurer—Tom Feehan; Business Manager—George Smith. Junior Basketball Champs. From L. to R.: P. Fitzgerald, S. Roth, W. New field, J. Liemandl, T. Pearson, J. Knutson, C. Muller. 38 Day of Recollection L. to R. 1st row: J. Litecky, J. Tiller, D. Giblin, L. Glover, T. Munger, R. Oxborough, R. Magnuson, M. Habig. 2nd row: T. Sampson, T. Maxey, D. Donnelly, G. Huney, R. McDonald, D. Donaghue, I. Bergman. D. Cavanaugh. 3rd row: R. High field, R. Johnson, M. Munn, M. McConnell, R. Klesk, M. Conley, T. Scales, T. Mis-kowic. 4th row: D. Johnson, G. Jacob, A. Tennessen, P. Harmon, S. Solvog, C. Brown, J. Dufek, T. Kelley. Class Officers: President—Gary Jacob, Vice President —Alan Tennessen, Secretary—Richard Klesk, Treasurer—Richard Oxborough, Business Manager—Michael Conley. Room 102 is the room of the homemade auction. Whenever 102 would be in need for money, their illustrious teacher would pull from his desk a few candy bars and auction them off. Some went for as high as two dollars a bar. This came in handy during the magazine drive for it helped us to get a few extra days of no school. The auctions consisted of two types: the regular type of auction and the De La Salle type. Everyone knows what a regular auction is. A De La Salle Auction is a little different, however. In this type the bidder turns in whatever he bids for an object no matter when or what he bid. That is, every time he bids, he pays. Fabulous amounts can be made in this way. B. Highfield and T. Sampson discuss tax deductions with Mr. Horning. Junior 102 MR. WILLIAM R. HORNING Consumer Economics, Principles of Economics, Business Law, Wrestling, Baseball 39 BROTHER LEONARD PLACIDUS American History, Religion III. Bus Junior 103 Bro. Leonard and J. Bierden discuss fishing on the Great Lakes. Class Officers: President—Mechell Jacob, Vice President—Michael Rivers, Secretary—Francis Lang, Treasurer—Terrence Rapacz. Consistent mission banner winners . . . strong intramural contenders . . . Ralph” and his bus ... the “charity board” in history class . .. “Gosh kids, you just gotta study.” . . . “Foertsch, isn't it a little stale by now?” . . . ‘‘Keep smiling” . . . ‘‘Now we'll have one of those shattering silences” . . . Mr. Johnson's description of the Regis game ... the speeches in English class . . . fry cooking ... the day Hannigan answered one right in history class ... the experiments in chemistry . . . “I’ve been around for a long time and I'm getting old.” . . . “Well, what d’ya know” . . . “You blithering idiots and runderheads” . . . “Gosh kids this is terrific!” . . . Bro. Michael’s confusing explanations . . . “Bubalinks.” L. to R. 1st row: F. Lang, R. Havelak, M. Rivers, B Hayden, H. Giefer. J. Martie, D. Hansen, G. Cummens. 2nd row: F. Bechet ti, R. West. P. Shannon, R. Haw kin-son, M. Jacob, J. Connelly, D. Shimek, S. Nistler. 3rd row: C. DeKeyser, J. Lorbeski, D. Ronyak; E. Rain-ville, T. Rapacz, E. Valch, D. Rasmussen, W. Wally. 4th row: R. Foertsch, M. Terlisner, T. Endert, J. Hannigan, R. Banes, J. Saefke, J. Matherson, J. Korzenow ski. 40 Mr. Markwalder talks with P. Rainville and W. desman on English grammar. MR. WINSTON MARKWALDER English III, English IV Junior 104 Class Officers: President—James Timmermans, Vice President—Timothy Pease, Treasurer—William Moses, Secretary—Gary Healy, Business Manager—Steven Sworski. Ours is one of the best advisories in the school. To prove our point, just look at the things we've done. We had record first day returns of $744.87 in the magazine drive. We were the Junior Department champs and ranked fifth in the school. We also had the second highest individual salesman in Dick Ludwig. The magazine drive is not our only accomplishment. We have sold pop at the school dances and through this and other means have amassed a treasury of $150. With this we plan a big picnic at the end of the school year. Many of the boys in our room represent the school on the athletic teams. Those that don’t play for the school show their spirit by representing our room in intramurals and attending the games. Of course scholastically we try to do our very best. L. to R. 1st row: B. Heille, D. Landry, W. Moses, J. Krause, M. O'Brien, R. Harveaux, R. Bydlon, J. Pitra. 2nd row: M. Lawson, J. Kreutter, J. Kazek, J. Culhane, W. Moore, J. Scales, A. Lehmann, J. Timmermans, R. Oreschnick. 3rd row: L. Blanchette. G. Healy. B. Hofmann, R. Fahnhorst, 5. Sworski, R. Snee, J. Oberrenter, J. Schultz. 4th row: G. Friendshuh, R. Ludwig, J. Galka, D. Bangle, W. Giesmann, T. Pease, T. Sydloski, A. Brecht, T. Gordon. Not Pictured: P, Rainville. 41 L. to R. 1st row: J. Shallb'etter, J. Maasen, P. Horner, W. Kendrick, D. Campeau, T. Kimmel, M. Doty. 2nd row: R. Herrmann, D. Dalsin, J. O'Brien, J. Boulger, R. Moore, M. Berg, J. Sabas, T. Zilka. 3rd row: A. Blachfelner, L. Kladek, J. Dalton, J. Stock-ton, K. Hemp. T. Hall, M. Knotz, G. Thornburg. 4th row: T. Collins, R. Welch, J. Stadekman, G. Hacker, F. Amundson, J. King. T. Thompson, J. Kastl. Not Pictured: D. Haggerty, G. Cain, R. Turnberg. Class Officers: President—John Boulger, Vice President —Mike Knotz, Treasurer—Ray Welch, Secretary— Philip Homer, Business Manager—Mike Doty. 105 has only one claim to fame, its illustrious home room teacher, Mr. Johnson. Mr. Johnson is the proud proprietor of Gambler’s comer. Any time anyone has any extra money and is willing to try the boards, he is always welcome in 105. Far and away the majority of the boards concern the athletic endeavors of the school teams. Every so often to add a little extra spice, he puts out boards for games of local and national importance such as the Rose Bowl game. Despite the example of their teacher, the room has some rough tendencies. They do their homework and attend the games. They are sporting and fair. They play golf after their teacher. Above all they try to the best of their ability to be a credit to the school and themeselves. Mr. Johnson shows the results to D. Haggerty and R. Furnberg. Junior 105 WILLIAM J. JOHNSON American History, Problems of Democracy, B-Basketball, Golf 42 L. to R. 1st row: S. Erlander, J. DeCidio, P. McKasy, D. Goff, R. Mexner, D. Peterson, J. Stiehm, J. Craig. 2nd row: J. Reiter, J. Roback, D. Cote, J. Kruth, J. Malek, C. Connoy, J. Sorensen. T. Cashman. 3rd row: J. Kundla, K. Gibbs, D. West, D. Krumm, G. Sinner. T. Leinfelder, D. Ploumen, M. Endert. 4th row: W. Knight. M. Heath, D. Plack, J. Kitchen, T. Walker, J. Beckey, J. Klees, B. Osman. Not Pictured: J. Sullivan, M. Holznagel, W. Kalina. Class Officers: President—John Bcckey, Vice President —Mike Endert, Secretary—James Sorensen, Treasurer —Brad Osman, Sgt.-at-Arms—Thomas Leinfelder. Despite fierce competition, we walked away with the volleyball crown in the first round of intramurals . . . best Christmas card salesmen in the Junior Department . . . surrendered $20 in wagers as a result of the magazine drive . . . Why didn't we have bets on the Christmas card drive? . . . THINGS WE D LIKE TO KNOW . .. Where does our ten dollars physics fee go? . . . What prominent Junior English teacher is without a television set? . . . THINGS WE’D LIKE TO SEE . . . getting more than $2.50 in our mission collections ... the day Bro. Terence stops giving extra credit points . . . someone who could figure out the law of averages on Mr. Johnson’s chance boards ... a full day without anyone getting caught chewing gum in class ... a “simple” algebra test . . . someone getting a passing mark in a physics test ... 104 having a bad return day in the magazine drive ... a pep rally before a crucial chess Junior 106 Bro. Terence shows B. Kalina and J. Sullivan the use of the slide rule. BROTHER JUNIAN TERENCE Religion III, Physics, Algebra II, Cheer-Leaders, Track Moderator, Bantam Basketball. YCS BROTHER JUSTUS ARNOLD Religion III, Religion II, English II, English III. Hockey Moderator Junior 107 T. Christiansen and Bro. Arnold look over the religion text. Class Officers: President—Peter Fitzgerald, Vice President—Jim Knutson, Secretary—Tim Burns, Treasurer —Tom Pearson, Business Manager—Joe Liemandt. It took 107 a half year to adjust to Brother Arnold’s ways and means. After adjusting to them, though, we won the intramural championship in basketball and are presently leading the the volleyball race. We started slow during the magazine drive, but we finished strong with a whopping 169.5% of our quota. Scholastically, we arc proud to say, our room has developed many fine students. We have learned many things this year, but the assembling of the hockey rink was the most important. It might be interesting for you to know the favorite saying of a certain person in our room: “Looking for trouble friends? You’ll find it from my direction.” L. to R. 1st row: D. Rudberg, D. Fournier, E. Bazinet, W. Leavey, D. Hessburg, T. Kielas, R. Him, P- Fitzgerald. 2nd row: T. Manning, B. Novak, W. Leonard, H. Brom, D. Cardinal, C. Howe, J. Murnane, T. Burns. 3rd row: T. Mantel, T. Pearson, M. Benson, J. Liemandt, E. Benjamin, D. Picul ell, P. Wisniewski, S. Roth. 4th row: M. Gleason, C. Muller, D. Goleski, J. Knutson, C. Warnert, W. Newfield, L. Osowski, T. Bucko. 44 D. McElroy, B. Marline, and R. Olson look on as Bro. Leonard reads. BROTHER JOVIAN LEONARD Religion III, English III, Speech Debate, Junior class moderator Junior 208 Class Officers: President—James Burke, Vice President —James Lano, Secretary—Edward Vodt, Treasurer— Raymond Poggi. Business Manager—Andrew Brewer. Golden Era of 208: Ondrey’s Northeascrn accent . . . Scherber’s turtle-neck sweater . . . Pudge’s Pep-peroni Pizzi Parlor . . . Pudge’s snapping tournament . . . dem nordeast guys . . . “raca” . . . absolute zero L. to R. 1st row: D. Tykwinski, A. Brewer, G. Salberg. R. Kosloski, H. Cheng, J, Jenstad, R. Olsen, D. Kow-alik. 2nd row: R. Poggi, W. Bedor, J. Scherber, J. Zurek, J. Hodek, D. LoCascio, T. Ondrey, W. Ryan, P. O’Loughlin. in Brother Daniel’s class . . . Kedrowski’s red hot sport coat . . . “gosh kids” . . . cheerleading team for the chess club (move that pawn! move that knight! stand up, sit down! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!) . . . Tyk’s losing streak . . . winning those pennies from 106 .. . those symbolic English classes . . . two guys sharing those “huge” lockers ... a hearing aid for Brother Daniel. . . listening to those long, long bulletins. 3rd row: J. Lano, J. Burke, E. Vogt, R. Kedrowski, W. Westerman, R. Du fort, J. Walkner, L. Burns, D. McElroy. 4th row: J. Tobias, R. Brown, S. Yurik, E. Slanga, G. Theissen, S. Sledz, R. Purdes, M. Keller, W. Martino. L. to R. 1st row: J. Metzger, J. A rent, W. Beckman, B. Johnson, B. Sax. 2nd row: M. Bednarczyk, M. Fricke, M. Harrer, N. Bushmann, E. Flynn, T. Reha, S. Bucksa, R. Midlo. 3rd row: D. Zajac, P. Phillippi, A. Madison, G. Martyn, P. Anderson, L. Kouri, M. Mountain. 4th row: D Barth, R. Smith, J. McGraw, G. Mueller, G. Betts, F. Madden, T. Feehan. Not Pictured: R. Larson, J. Kelly. Class Officircs: President—Thomas Feehan, Vice President—Frank Madden, Treasurer—Larry Kouri, Secretary—Richard Smith, Business Manager—Brad Sax. Advisory 209 has participated actively in the activities of the school. In athletics, they finished second after a tough play off game. Basketball was a challenge met havely; 209 finished fourth after a tough round with many close games. During the gym night 209 played the Brothers and lost. One of the men in 209 lettered in school athletics. Athletics is not the only accomplishments of 209. One of the men of 209 won two dollars in a poster contest for the football homecoming. During the magazine drive 209 reached their quota with a little to spare. This year for the men of 209 has been profitable and memorable. 209 has done its share for the school and posterity. Mr. Pah! questions J. Kelly as B. Sax looks on. Junior 209 46 MR. THOMAS PAHL American History L. to R. 1st row: R. Olsen, G. Dumas, T. Doherstein, B. Lor sung, R. Jacob, P. Sederberg, W. Kulcsar, E. Rushin. 2nd row: R. Jasper, R. Fish, L. Stocco, D. Wagner, H. Fleet ham, R. Berry, R. Nelson, S. Levi. B. Walsh. 3rd row: T. Whelan, W. McKnight, J. Leigh, R. Mor-ley, N. McDermott, J. Christiansen. W. McGuire, J. Stepkala, G. Bacha. 4th row: L. Anderson, J. Dahmen, W. McLaughlin, G. Zachrnan, J. Roche ford, J. Mulloy, D. Janikula, M. Kelly. Class Officers: President—Louis Stocco, Vice President —John Mulloy, Secretary—Robert Olsen, Treasurer— Gary Zachrnan, Sgt.-at-Arms—Dick Berry. The advisory of 223 worked hard to achieve high goals. At lease four or five of our men have been on the honor roll since the beginning of the year. Athletics, however, is our specialty. Five men from 223 player on the varsity football team this year, and two of them were elected co-captains of the 1960-61 football season. In addition, 223 is represented by one member on both the hockey and the track teams, by two boys on the wrestling and basketball squads, and by three members on the baseball team. Advisory 223 has as a whole represented the school very well. Bro. Oliver works a business problem for L. Stocco and H. Fleethem. Junior 223 BROTHER J. OLIVER Religion III, Bookkeeping, Typing, Bookstore, Camera Club 47 BROTHER J. STEPHEN Religion III, Physics, Cafeteria, Chess Club Junior 305 Dro. Stephen demonstrates Murphy's Law to G. Fuerstenburg and P. Kraska. Class Officers: President—George Smith, Vice President—David Baker, Secretary—Edward Gavin, Treasurer—Eugene Audette, Business Manager—Bruce Louiselle. Advisory 305 is privileged with having a group of fine hard working students loyal to their school. The class worked hard to come in second place in the Junior Department and sixth in the school in the magazine drive. The men of 305 arc active in almost every school activity. Many of the men of 305 are officers in these extracurriculars. The scholastic average of 305 is very high and to be commended. The intramural standings reveal, however, that 305 is not one of the most athletic advisories in the school. But taking all into consideration, 305 is a very fine group. L. to R. 1st row: E. Audette, T. Zembal, E. Heisler, L. Eaton, A. Rusinko, F. Kapsch, D. Clifford, B. Louiselle. 2nd row: J. McIntosh, D. Clough, R. Wigand, L. Mathien, H. Welna, S. Farnsworth. L. Nelson, T. Chapman. 3rd row: R. McHale, G. Carlson, E. O'Keefe, J. Jaku-bowski, J. Sheppard, G. Smith, R. Haugen, T. Packard. 4th row: V. Benny, J. Turgeon, E. Gavin, M. Fuehrer, M. Anderson. W. Hass, J. Reichert, J. Braun. Not Pictured: G. Fuerstenburg, D. Baker. 48 Be mindful, O Lord, of Thy servants, Thomas LeRoy Jasper and Denis C. Johnson, who have gone before us with the sign of faith, and who now rest in the sleep of peace. To these two men of De La Salle, O Lord, and to all who sleep in Christ, we beseech Thee to grant, through Thy goodness, a place of comfort, inspiration, and peace. Through the same Christ our Lord. Amen. 49 DENIS JOHNSON Kneeling, L. to R.: J. Cavanaugh. C. Kausel, J. Kartell, J. Sierzant, D. Hofstadter, J. Little. J. Thomas. Seated. L. to R.: T. Sherry. T. Theissen, R. Dalsin, J. Gillespie, T. Layer, A. Pazik, W. Hinz. Standing, L. to R.: A. Grandpre, M. Kunz, J. Devlin, J. Becker, B. Rogers, G. Ascher, T. Kozlak, W. Skavnak, S. Miller, R. Heer, W. Rand, T. Schwappach, R. Allendorf, M. Kline, W. Droves, P. Sheehan, R. Hyland, S. Goetze. R. Phillips, R. Heaney, D. Pohland. Each year the seniors of a high school hold an election for members of their class. This council shifts some responsibility from the teachers to the students, thus relieving the faculty of some unnecessary burdens. It brings the government of the school closer to the level of the student. This council performs many important services for the students. It organized dances and sporting events while serving as a go-between for teachers and students. The members of the council set the tone of the school. Their maturity and courtesy have strong influence on the student body. After all, weren’t they the choice of the students. Senior Council f Senior Class Officers: A. Pazik, Treasurer; R. Dalsin, Secretary: W. Hinz, 2nd Vice President; J. Gillespie, President; T. Layer, 1st Vice President; T. Theissen, Business Manager. Seated, L. to R.: M. Linn, L. Wittmers, G. Hacken-mueller, S. Robb, M. Kline, R. Dalsin, W. Droves, T. Theissen. Standing, L. to R.: D. Carter, P. Norris, S. Fehn, J. Cheng, J. Viner, G. Vosika, P. Sokol, M. Cunningham, A. Buechele, J. Daniewicz, T. West, R. Breun, J. Eitter, M. Schneider, W. Skavnak, J. Kraska, D. Wareham, W. Rush, G. Ascher. J. Brom. The National Honor Society is that group of young men who have excelled in four fields: leadership, intelligence, personality, and outside activities. Belonging to this organization is not all roses and lace, however. For many past years the chief duty of the N.H.S. has been to answer the phone in the office. This year under the leadership of Mr. Casanova, the Society has taken upon itself the job of typing up the vocational office information on different careers. All the members of the N.H.S. arc proud of their society and are proud to be members of this standout group. National Honor Society N.H.S. Officers: W. Draves, President: R. Dalsin, Vice President: M. Kline, Treasurer; T. Theissen, Secretary. Patroness Society Officers: L. to R., Mem. Chairman, Mrs. LaClare; Secretary, Mrs. Kroll; President, Mrs. Louiselle; Vice President. Mrs. Hayes; Treasurer, Mrs. Knauf. The object of the Patroness Society as stated in the Constitution of the Society reads: “The advancement of Christian education co-operating with the Brothers in promoting the spiritual, moral, and temporal welfare of the students of De La Salle.” That the good mothers do this is evident from the activities in which they participate. This year they have acted as hostesses at the Dedication of the New Building, at each of the four Parents Nights held for each department in school, at the Speech Festival, at the Inspection of the State Accrediting Committee, and at the Senior Commencement Communion Breakfast. They raised money in various ways including the Talent Show that was such a fine success in every way. They combine social relaxation and fund raising in their monthly luncheon meetings and their less frequent Ma-Pa Hops. Their non-profit socials include the Father-Son Banquet and the Mother-Son Mixer. As one would expect, the mothers are interested in their sons and in all of their activities at school. They are willing and anxious to help any and all of the school projects succeed. Individually they urge their own offsprings to success; collectively they energetically strive to aid the teachers in any way they can. Caught at the Patroness Society Talent Show, these women are shown in the midst of their act. They took part in one of the most successful Talent Shows ever. The Society is to he complemented on the efficiency of the management and the quality of acts. Next year looks even more promising for the Talent Review. 1st row, L. to R.: B. Dalsin, J. Gillespie, T. Theissen. 2nd row, L. to R.: J. Igel, J. Casserly, R. Harwood, D. Carter, G. Budzynski, E. Rebholz, M. Kline. 3rd row, L. to R.: J. Shomenta, D. Scott. G. Ascher, J. Praus, R. Mangelsdorf, W. Kowalski, W. Moore, D. O'Brien. R. Breun. 4th row. L. to R.: S. Robb, J. Westerman, J. Malecki, P. Rusciano, J. Olejnicak, M. Nelson, J. Fournier. 5th row. standing, L. to R.: Brother Hilary, D. Thomas, B. Doyle, J. Connoy, A. Pazik. E. Jenstad, D. Kriske, W. Hinz, S. Frank, R. Backstrom. Benildus Club The Benildus Club, made up entirely of seniors, tries to impress upon its members the importance of vocation in their lives. Before being admitted to the club, a senior promises to pray and sacrifice willingly that De La Salle be blessed with vocations to the priesthood and religious life. The Benildus Club hopes that it is instrumental in drawing down God’s blessing upon all the students as it asks His help for all De-men in finding their true vocation and in persevering therein. The Benildus Club of the Class of 1960 was particularly pleased with their April meeting—a panel of three of our archdiocesan priests discussing their noble vocation. Catholic seniors from the entire twin cities area were invited to this program. L. to R.: Benildus Club Moderator, Brother Hilary: Vice President, Bob Dalsin: President, Joe Gillespie; Secretary, Tom Theissen. 55 The aim of the club is to offer opportunities whereby members may develop poise, artistic appreciation and the opportunity to express themselves creatively. The members should also come to appreciate and to understand human nature and life situations through doing rather than by studying. Not only does the club offer opportunities for acting, but it also creates and develops such activities as constructing of stage scenery, designing and making costumes, working out lighting effects, planning and executing stage settings, making up characters and actually doing some play directing. As an extra-curricular it also adds recreation and entertainment for the school community. The club is a member of the National Catholic Theater Conference and the National Thespian Society, Troupe 1289. Dramatic Club 1st Row: J. Heffern, M. Cady, J. Craig, S. Fraser. 2nd Row: J. Gill, D. Wallace, R. Huber, W. Patrek. 3rd Row: G. Fadell, J. Fignar, P. Herbert, J. Vosika. 4th Row: H. Rowland, R. Frank, R. Wirth, S. Durda. Top Row: Brother Paul, Brother John Clarence. 1st Row: T. Kellogg, R. Mangelsdorf, M. Seibel, R. Hobday. 2nd Row: P. Norris, J. Bier-den, J. Bartell, T. MacPherson. 3rd row: T. Cady, R. Martin, J. Brom, R. Genoch. 4th Row: R. Williams, P. Seder berg, G. Smith. D. Rudberg. 5th Row: M. Nelson, L. Burns. V. Brenny. Top Row: R. Allendorf, R. Poggi. A. Buechele, D. Baker. 56 Cast, L. to R.: P.Callahan, N. Doyle, K. McClellan, R. Martin, T. MacPher-son, R. Hobday, D. Baker, T. Sandvig, M. Seibel, G. Fadett. My Three Angels To Right: A Midsummer Night’s Play” — A One Act—Cast, L. to R.: J. Fignar, T. Kellogg, T. Cady, P. Herbert, P. Callahan, F. Admundsen, J. Casserly, D. Wallace, R. Allendorf, L. Grams, S. Durda. 57 Cast, L. to R., 1st Row: D. Baker, T. MacPherson, P. Foy. 2nd Row: B. Ball, M. Norling, K. Magar a, E. Perkins, M. Baker, C. Sipe, Top Row: M. Lynch, P. Callahan, T. Kellogg, R. Alle'ndorf, R. Hobday, H. Rowland, J. Rosa. L. Grams, W. Pairek, J. Pikala, H. Rowland, J. Fignar, D. Janikula, D. Westbrook, S. Callaghan, R. Wirth. Missing: M. Nelson. 58 Match Maker Seated: Bro. J. Leonard, D. Carraher, G. Hackenmuel- Standing: D. Baker, W. Bedor, W. Peterson, J. Wronski, ler, iM. Chamberlain, B. Godfrey, A. Buechele. H. Cheng, J. Karczewski, J. Rogers, M. Linn. M. Ryan, M. Boyd, D. Linn. De La Salle’s debators used superior evidence and reasoning in their successful battles. Strong affirmative and negative teams won consistently on the topic Resolved that the federal government should substantially increase its regulation of labor unions. Under the supervision of Bro. Leonard, the team competed in three major tournaments along with the State Catholic Tournament. At St. Paul Central the team won five out of six. This record was repeated at both Saint Agnes and Benilde. Brother K. Francis with his Freshman team shows forth the promise of successful years ahead. Pat Kelly astounds Bro. Leonard and Henry Cheng after school. Bro. Leonard counsels Henry Cheng on a writeup of the current topic. Speech Debate 59 Standing, L. to R.: J. Smith. D. Meyers, A. Buechele, J. KilKelly, M. Cunningham, J. Viner, R. Pasch, T. Sinner. P. March. Brother Hilary CQ’s China. Amateur Radio A long distance contact is made. The amateur radio club was formed as a result of increasing interest in amateur radio among students. The members of the club have talked with hams from Maine to California. Since Brother Hiliary became the moderator, the club has more than doubled its size and showed increased interest in their rapidly growing hobby. Members receive aid in obtaining their licenses through the weekly code and theory classes. The officers of the radio club are: President—Ray Pasch, Vice President—John Viner, Treasurer—Paul March, Secretary— Tom Sinner. The club station, W0PYW. 60 L. to R.: R. Genoch, L. Trouski, J. Jakubowski, N. McDermott, W. Bedor. R. Genoch prepares a negative for the enlarger while W. Bedor looks on. Despite their lack of numbers, the camera club has left its impression on the school. The Islander and the Delta have depended on Brother Oliver and his shutter-bugs heavily throughout the year. If at a dance anyone in the dark suddenly saw light, it was due to the clicking of the cameras owned by the bugs. Brother Oliver is one of the best camera men ever to come to the Island. To the men in his group he has imparted information priceless in its value to those interested in photography. Camera Club Brother Oliver shows W. Bedor a new developing tank. 61 L. to RT. Wirth, M. Hauhrich, S. Fraser, L. Grams. The art club has a two fold end: for the student body in general—the augmentation of the aesthetic and cultural ideals implicit in a Christian concept of education; for the artistically talented in particular—the cultivation of various forms of the plastic arts by mutual encouragement and by the judicious acceptance of school projects. 1 hrough its exhibits this newly founded organization has won the commendation of our administration and faculty and the enthusiasm of our students. Its future looks very bright. Many of the placards seen around the school have been designed and painted by the members of the art club. The stage backgrounds for the school plays were painted by members of the art club. For a relatively new club, the artists of the school have done very well for themselves. Their moderator. Brother Clarence, has in his own way spurred them on to a high pitch of perfection. A school exhibition in the new building brough nothing but praise. The art club has secured its place in De La Salle. Art Bro. Clarence looks over the shoulder of L. Grams and gives his ideas for the artist to think over. 62 Sealed: Brother Bernard, T. Asher, J. Vosika. Stand- Beckman, D. Fedor, I). Tykwinski, G. Weber, M. ing, L. to R.: J. Fournier, M. Kline, J. Byzewski, M. Fuehrer. L. Burns, G. Vosika, L. Witimers. Cunningham, J. Cheng, A. Buechele, J. Walkner, W. R. Pasch and M. Kline do research for a well known chemist. The science club this year has been even more successful than it has been in past years. Under the direction of Bro. Bernard, it has done tremendous things. It has toured many points of scientific interest notably Honeywell and General Mills. The Science fair has been its main object however. This year as before it has walked off with numerous awards for the excellence of its work. The school is very well represented in these young scientists of outstanding ability. Science Club W. Bedor and L. Burns exhibit their project at the Science Fair. L. Wittmers is caught in a moment of thought as the salt moves on. 63 L. to R„ 1st row: A. Buechele, P. Norris, G. Hacken- 3rd row: D. Janikula, S. Roth, M. Nelson, D. Baker, mueller, T. Le inf elder, M. Terlisner. 2nd row: B. D. Sjoquist. Peterson, D. Tykwinski, J. Brom, H. Cheng, M. Linn. Bro. Paschal explains a delicate point to P. Norris and G. Hacken mueller. Islander The Islander strives to keep the student body informed of the affairs of the school. It provides an outlet for students with creative and literary talent. The staff publishes nine issues per year. In addition to acting as a stimulus for school spirit, it serves to entertain its readers. Most important of all, it strives to give an accurate picture of life in a Catholic High School. The Islander this year has been very good in all aspects of its coverage. Equal space has been given to office seekers as required by federal law. It has been serious when such was the call. It has been tremendously funny in the Insular Rumor column especially. Every month the student body looks forward with expectation to the coming issue. Each issue serves to wet the appetite for the next issue. The departing seniors will not forget the Islander and its reporting knack. 64 Paul Revere Vosika delivers the Islander in the Chemistry Lab. L. to R.: Dave Leinfelder, Dave Baker, Gary Hackenmueller, and Phil Norris plan the next issue of the Islander. Islander Reporters: Seated. L. to R.: J. Sandstrom, J. Rogers. C. Knoblauch, T. O’Brien. Standing: T. Schultz. P. Meade. 65 Standing, L. to R.: W. Piwowar, B. Peterson. Bro. Stephen, Anthony. Seated, L. to R.: R. Kosloski, B. Godfrey, J. D. Rivard, M. Fuehrer, R. Flick, J. Kavanaugh, P. St. Hodek, D. Tykwinski. In its first year in the Metropolitan Chess Conference, the DH team compiled an amazing record under the direction of Bro. Stephen. After an initial loss to Robbinsdale, it won six consecutive conference matches to take first place. The team won a trophy by placing first in the conference tourney. During the year, DE also was victorious in matches with Cretin, Nazareth Hall, Central, and Edison. The main difference between this year’s chess players and those of past years can be summed up in one word, enthusiasm. Chess Bill Peterson, right, Connie an. his strategy against Jim Standing, L. to R.: D. Tykwinski, J. Hodek, E. Heisler. Seated: B. Godfrey, R. Kosloski. 66 L.toR., Officers: Treasurer—Chris Lorsung; 2nd Vice President— Michael Jacob, President—Robert Gavin; 1st Vice President— Milton Fleet ham. Secretary—Joe Carlslin. Boosters Officers: L. to R.: Financial Secretary—Joe K inn arte, R ecording Secretary — Ted Raci-borski, President — Vince DeLisi, Vice President — Dick Sherry. Not Pictured—Dob Dali, Treasurer. Alumni Glencoe L. to R.: Mrs. A. Peters, Mrs. R. Schumacher, Mr. E. Weeres, Brother H. Albert. 67 L. to R., 1st row: M. Laux, J. Hedlund, R. Sobiech, J. Gill, D. Kurimay, M. Doyle, R. Wright, W. Dicks, J. Smith, M. Murphy, A. Tomcheck. 2nd row: K. Hudoba, J. Tegeder, R. Shea, R. Ryan, D. Farrell, S. Farnsworth, E. Wiard, M. Shimek, C. Augea, P. Doty, C. LaPinte, A. Wodarz, T. Mansk. 3rd row: E. Audette, L. Crepeau, D. Coyne. P. Callahan, M. Kelley, G. Weeks. M. Bernier, T. Orman. D. Rudberg, F. Helm, D. Picquet, D. Blassingham, T. Grose, G. Zeman. 4th row: L. Gebeck, D. Fernkes, M. VonEnde, J. Pikala, D. Westbrook, J. LeMire, G. Gice, M. Terlisner, M. Nelson, R. Kroll, J. Kelly, J. Hendrickson, L. Kelly, M. Hite. Glee Club The Accompanists. Ray Breun and Louis Grams pause to be remem bered. Officers: President—Steve Farnsworth, Vice President—Mike Doyle, Secretary Gene Audette, Treasurer—Mike Nelson, Sgt.-at-Arms—Ray Kroll. Under the able leadership of Brother Fidelis, this fine group has distinguished itself in many past performances and gives promise of a very bright future. Opening in the fall with a successful appearance at the Minneapolis Auditorium, the Chorus continued its season of concerts at meetings of the Patroness Society and the Boosters Club; performances in school, St. Mary’s Hospital and the Talent Revue followed. During the latter part of February they were featured on the well known T.V. show. Around the Town. A Spring Concert in early May, together with appearances at various high schools around the city round out the year for the De La Salle Choral Club. 68 At the Christmas Assembly, Bro. Fidel is is shown directing the group in Winter Wonderland. The Oklahoman Ensemble: L. to R. 1st row: E. Au-dette, J. Gill. 2nd row: T. Orman, M. Murphy, R. Kroll. 3rd row: J. LeMire. The De-Lighters, L. to R.: J. Tegeder, P. Callahan, J. Kelly, L. Gebeck. The Barbershop Quartet: L. to R.: D. Westbrook. M. Doyle, S. Farnsworth, J. Hendrickson. 69 Co-Editor—Merrill Kline, Moderator—Brother Patrick, Co-Editor—Raymond Breun. Moderator........ Co-editor in chief Co-Editor in chief Faculty ......... ’60 Delta Underclassmen .. Activities ...... Sports .......... Social........... Seniors.......... Art ............. Business Manager . . Brother Patrick .Raymond Breun .. . .Merrill Kline . .Charlie Kausel . .James McCann .Raymond Pasch . .. Dave Sjoquist .. Raymond Kroll .. Dennis O’Brien .....Scott Fraser James Schomenta Delta Staff: L. to R.: R. Pasch, M. Kline, G. Asch-er, D. Sjoquist, J. Fournier, J. Kraska, R. Gen-och. 70 L. to R.: G. Ascher, M. Nelson, R. Breun, M. Kline, R. Pasch, J. Fournier, R. Genoch. The 1960 Delta is new and different. Many major changes have been made. The book has been expanded from 124 to 144 pages. Group shots are used in the Underclassmen section. A writeup about each homeroom goes with each group shot. The sports section has been enlarged as well as the activities and the social section. Many hours were spent by the staff under the able direction of Bro. Patrick in preparing the new Delta. We sincerely believe this book to be the very best. TroThe . ,jn) 71 Front Row: B. Louis, B. Hint, U- Spinner. W. Gavin, T. Layer, W. Hinz, D. Kos, T. Pazik, B. Rand, D. Berry, D. Goff, L. Stocco, J. Gillespie. Second Row: J. Parsons, coach, A. Leitschuh, T. Harrer, P. Fitzgerald. E. Donatelle, J. Mulloy, G. Smith, J. Praus, R. Rocheford, T. Thompson. J. Goodman, M. Keller. T. Feehan, M. Jacob, H. Fleetham, F. Lang, D. Vaughan, assistant coach. Brother Ambrose, moderator. Third Row: M. Harrer, E. Volker, T. Mantel, D. Allendorf, E. Gavim T. Sherry, D. Brown, D. Johnson, W. Draves, C. Warnert, B. McLaughlin, B. Heille. Although the football team had a below average season, the players showed a desire to win throughout the year. The team, under the direction of a new coach, John Parsons, was plagued with inexperience; this accounted for the slow start the team got. After losing the opening game to Edina, De bowed to three tough opponents: but John Mulloy blocked the conversion attempt. De held the Crusaders on the two yard line as the game ended. Next De downed Pa-celli by the score of 13 to 7. De next opposed St. Thomas. Football The first touchdown of the game came when Bill Rand threw a block that enabled Bob Spinner to go 85 yards for the score. Terry Layer added six more points when he went over from the eight yard line. Dave Kos added the extra point which made the score 13 to 0. St. Thomas’s lone touchdown was made by Swenson. In the final game, De Boys’ Town, Regis, and OPPONENTS DE faced the determined Cretin. Edina 19 0 Red Knights. De played In the homecoming Boys’ Town 29 0 their best game of the game with St. Cloud, Regis 21 7 year, but the breaks were Bob Spinner broke lose Cretin 14 0 with the foes. Benilde for the winning touch- St. Cloud 6 7 scored first but De coun- down with Dave Kos Pacelli 6 13 tered for two in the making the extra point. St. Thomas 6 13 second period. Benilde St. Cloud then countered, Benilde 20 19 scored before the half ended and led 13 to 12. In the second half De scored again. With three minutes left, Benilde scored and made the extra point. The Islanders could not get a drive going. The game ended with Benilde the victor, 20 to 19. DAVE KOS Tackle Co-captain All Conference All State Senior Stars MR. DALE VAUGHN and COACH JOHN PARSONS BUTCH PAZ1K Full Back Co-captain Second Team Conference Honorable Mention State I Praus looks on as Layer approaches paydirt. Pratts grabs a pass from Jacobs. 'Hel-l-l-p.' cries a fearful Red Knight.” Gavin leads Hinz. Pazik about to be brought down after gain. 1st row: Brother John Paul, Moderator, G. Belisle, J. Zubrzycki, J. Sievers, D. Schreder, L. Tiske, M. Lynch, T. Ronyak, Mr. Earle, Coach. 2nd row: R. Jacob, L. Wittig, B. Vincent, D. Taaffe, B. Cronin, J. Meneeley, M. St. Aubin, L. Dick, D. Prodahl. 3rd row: D. Zens, J. Wittman, J. Kohanek, P. Schleeter, K. Murphy, M. Schaub, J. Ottenstroer, J. Pikala, J. Sos-niecki. 4th row: D. Baker, B. Maas, K. McGurran, J. Shultis, B. Terry, E. Feigh, M. Collins, D. Slovak, R. Hipwell. Missing from picture, J. Bienat. DE FROSH OPPONENTS “B” Squad DE “B” SQUAD OPPONENT 7 Cretin . . 7 19 Vocational Reserve 20 33 Marshall . . 0 13 Henry 7 0 St. Cloud . .14 0 Cretin 32 0 St. Michael . .14 27 St. Thomas 0 7 St. Thomas “B” . .. 0 20 Hill 6 6 DE “B” .19 Freshmen 19 DE Frosh 6 1st row: Mr. Conklin, Coach, M. Pazik, T. Johnson, B. Tousignant, M. Gruidl, K. Lynch, D. Locke, S. Healy, T. Damberger, Brother Jude Michael, Moderator. 2nd row: D. Sawyer, B. Jacenko, D. Wiener, D. Betker, J. Beck, J. Chapman, S. Hedges, J. Jensen, B. Gibbs, R. Trocke, D. Sorensen, D. Krider, M. Gillis, S. Grabowski. Third row: D. Kurimay, B. Nicol, T. Sleep, J. Manikowski, M. Ness, S. Durda, D. Mulloy, J. Volker, J. Dragseth, J. McCormack. L. to R., Standing: H. Fleetham, D. Thomas, M. Glea- Dalsin, J. Kundla, M. Munn, M. Jacob. Kneeling: son, G. Zachman, J. Bell, D. Foertsch, T. Kelly, B. J■ Kelly, Brother Albert, moderator. Mr. Rienhart, coach. De La Salle ended an extremely successful season with a record of 15 wins and 2 losses. The Islanders swept the Central Catholic Conference taking the title for the second straight year. In the first game to be played in thfc new gym, De defeated Roosevelt 55 to 46. Zachman hit 18 for De. Next De downed Columbia Heights by a score of 50 to 39. In the opening game of the conference, St. Cloud fell 59 to 47. One of the most exciting games of the season came when De played St. Thomas. With nine seconds to go in the game, Jon Bell dropped two gifters to give De a one point victory. North fell 51 to 39. Red Wing was downed 57 to 37. Pacelli was De’s next opponent, falling 53 to 43. De ran all over a weak Cretin five 63 to 37. De’s eight game winning streak was broken by Regis in an overtime game 57 to 55. De came back and slaughtered a shabby Basketball Co-captains Jon Bell and Bob Dalsin. Bcnilde team 73 to 42, with De clearing the bench toward the end of the second quarter. De sunk a field goal with seconds left to tip St. Cloud 56 to 54. The homecoming against State Champs, St. Thomas, was a complete success as De ran over them 60 to 44. De avenged the loss to Regis with a 67 to 47 victory. De romped St. Bernard 67 to 22, with the second string playing the whole game. Cretin gave De a tough time in their second meeting but De won 40 to 39. In the final game of the conference, De defeated a slightly improved Benilde team 55 to 42 to remain undefeated in the conference. An upset in the Regional game ended De’s chances of taking the State Title. Jon Bell, Bob Dalsin, and Mike Gleason were named to the Region Team and the All Conference Team. Dan Thomas and Gary Zachman were given Honorable Mention in the conference. 79 Zachman tries for two as Bell waits for possible rebound. Thomas lays it up all alone. Bell takes a hook from inside the key. de opponents 55 Roosevelt ...............46 50 Columbia Heights .........39 59 St. Cloud ...............47 49 St. Thomas................48 51 North ....................39 57 RedWing...................37 53 Pacelli...................43 63 Cretin ...................37 55 Regis ....................57 73 Benilde...................42 56 St. Cloud ...............54 60 St. Thomas................44 67 Regis ....................47 67 St. Bernard...............22 40 Cretin ...................39 55 Benilde...................42 42 Benilde...................43 Gleason about to put in two. Dalsin scores as Cadet looks on. 80 Dalsin takes a long jumper. Zachman scores two. Bell attempts to block a Red Knight shot. Dalsin drives through a host of Red Knights. Thomas drives around a Crusader. CONFERENCE STANDINGS Wins Losses DE LA SALLE 8 St. Thomas.....5 Cretin ........3 Benilde .......3 St. Cloud......I Gleason fires one up during the Homecoming. 81 NlUiWWO Bell takes a jump shot. Bell tries for two. For the first time in three years the seniors took over the job of stirring up the spectators at the athletic games. Under the direction of Brother Terrence, the group spent many hours in the gym learning the cheers and planning new routines. They were present at all the games, backing the teams through victory and defeat. Top to bottom, 1st row: R. Mangelsdorf, J. Bartell, D. Hobday, J. Bierden, 2nd row: T. MacPherson, Brother Terence, moderator, P. Norris. 3rd row: T. Kellogg, R. Martin, M. Seibel. L. to R., 1st row: T. Orman, M. Taylor, B. Riney, B. Vincent. 2nd row: R. Meyer, J. Burke, M. Collins, M. Chamberlain, D. Mart. Soph. Bantam As far as team scoring goes, NAME NO. POS. F.G. F.T. PTS. AVG. De tallied 962 points for an aver- G. Zachman 45 RG. 66 47 179 11.2 age of 55.4 points per game. Dc M. Gleason 36 LF. 110 30 250 15.5 held their opponents to 773, a J. Bell 42 C. 52 46 150 9.4 45.5 points per game average. D. Thomas 41 RG. 47 16 110 7.3 De s highest scoring game was B. Dalsin 44 LG. 48 33 129 8.1 the first game against Benilde. M. Munn 35 RG. 7 11 25 1.7 De scored 73 points. It was also D. Foertsch 43 C. 9 12 30 2.7 in this game that Dc got its high- R. Manikowski 37 RF. 3 1 7 0.8 est scoring quarter, that of 23 T. Kelly 46 C. 3 3 9 1.3 points. The lowest score was 40 G. Horner 22 RG. 0 7 7 1.4 points against Cretin. J. Kundla 23 RF. 0 0 0 0 In individual scoring, Gleason M. Jacobs 33 LG. 7 6 20 2.5 had an average of 15.5 points per M. St. Aubin 22 LF. 9 2 20 10.0 game. He also had the highest R. Hipwell 34 LF. 7 1 15 2.1 total for a single game, that of 26 H. Fleetham 32 LG. 5 1 11 2.2 points against Columbia Heights. TOTAL 373 216 962 55.4 83 OPPONENTS DE Roosevelt . . 28 54 Columbia .. 29 36 St. Cloud .. 30 49 Hill 32 57 St. Thomas . 38 62 North 31 51 Red Wing . 27 28 De Frosh .. 36 46 Pacelli .... 41 37 Hill 33 49 Cretin 45 56 Regis 53 47 Benildc .... 44 57 St. Cloud .. 30 53 St. Thomas . 28 51 Regis 46 54 Hill 40 67 Cretin 35 39 Benilde 53 64 Shooting: E. Feigh. Left to Right. Standing: G. Zguto-wicz, R. Hipwell. B. Constant. J. Manikowski, M. St. Aubin, R. Stimart, B. Phillips. Kneeling: R. Taaffe, P. Schleeter, D. Boike, J. Bronx, K. Evans. Kneeling in Front: J. Cotten, manager. Sophomore OPPONENTS L. to R., 1st row: G. Wandzel, L. Jenks, P. Saffert, J. Gamble, R. Carlson. 2nd row: S. Grabowski, T. Kowalski, R. Buckvoldt, J. Paradise. R. Jacenko, J. Placienik. Top row: H. Bur on, coach, S. Otto, R. Owen, S. Hedges, T. Seep. Brother Albert, moderator. DE 37 Hill .................... 26 41 Cretin .................. 32 30 Benilde ................ 36 60 Jefferson .............. 12 41 St. Cloud................ 16 42 Hill .................... 24 46 St. Peter............... 43 69 St. Cloud................ 20 37 Sheridan ................ 22 45 Cretin .................. 31 65 St. Anne ................ 60 45 Benilde ................. 30 39 Nazareth Hall ........... 31 Freshman Fly L. to R., Front Row: L. Dupont, J. Wise, B. Gillespie, M. Schindeldecker, G. Wickman, L. Lynch. Second Row: Brother Francis, coach, T. Coleman, J. Roddy, C. Fligge, D. Clough, Brother Jerome, coach. Top Row: S. Durda, R. Genoch, J. Stachowski. B. Todel. DE OPPONENTS 38 Annunciation . 27 43 Visitation . 33 33 Resurrection . 30 47 Annunciation . 41 27 Hill . 17 49 St. Bridget . 37 42 Incarnation . 34 39 St. Bridget . 30 32 Holy Cross . 25 58 St. Anthony . 43 47 Annunciation . 36 53 Soph. Bantam . 45 38 Ascension . 20 85 Freshman Hockey DE OPPONENTS 1 Cretin ................... 2 0 St. Agnes ................ 5 3 Benilde .................. 3 1 Cretin ................... 5 2 St. Thomas............... 3 6 St. Cloud ............... 1 2 St. Thomas................ 3 5 St. Agnes ............... 3 5 St. Cloud................. 3 6 Benilde .................. 0 2 Blake .................... 0 I Minnehaha................. 4 3 SPA ...................... 1 L. to R.. 1st row: P. Wisnewski, S. S edz, T. Hall. M. Kimz. ’. Sherry. J. Praus, B. Gavin, J. Burke, T. Burns. 2nd row: Brother Arnold, moderator, S. Lie- niandt. T. Christiansen, J. Down ham. J. Rockford, J. Sorenson, K. McGurren, J. DeDidio, R. Wiggins, D. Baker. Mr. Schleisman, coach. Top row: T. Kerr, R. Turnherg, T. Brundidge. 86 Because of the lack of ice the hockey team lost much practice time and so started out very slow. After the cold weather hit, the Islanders improved very rapidly under the coaching of Mr. Schleisman. The team caught fire after they defeated St. Agnes. From there the team went on to take fourth place in the conference with a record of four wins, five losses, and one tie. In the Private School Tournament, De showed how much they improved by beating Blake, winner of the Independent School League, two to nothing. De took third place in the tourney after losing to Minnehaha in the second game and defeating SPA in the final game. Sherry brings the puck down against Cretin. Praus gets ready to take a shot. 87 .. to R.. Bottom row: D. Wawrdcz, L. Cable, W. Felieti, J. Bachmier, R. Gibbs, J. Daniewicz, A. Nelson, G. Frier,dshtih. 2nd row: R. Harwood, R. Spinner, W. Whitfield, K. Ketter, G. Fnerstenberg, . Brom, L. Kreatz. Top row: J. Hastings, J. Wolf, S. Mancino, P. Lazar, D. Hansen, L. Hafj, R. Scott. Lack of experience proved to be the greatest handicap to the swimming team at the beginning of the season. Through hard work and the coaching of Brother Hugh, the team developed very well. At the start of the year the upperclassmen had to carry the load at the meets. As the season progressed, the underclassmen started to take shape and added the needed depth to the team. As a result the team started to win. At the end of the year the record stood at 9 wins and 6 losses, a marked improvement over last year’s record. In the future, with many let-termen returning, De can look forward to an even better season next year. AI Nelson taking a bath. Swimming Left: Harwood and Spinner race across the pool. Below: Daniewicz comes up for air. 88 Wrestling L. to R., 1st row: M. O'Connor, D. Meuse, S. Grand- row: D. West, J. Mulloy, B. McLaughlin, J. Dalton, pre, B. Louiselle, D. McClain, D. Dalsin, D. Payne, R. Kedrowski, D. Moore, J. Casserly, T. Mantel, D. J. Krause, D. Feehan, J. Kilkelly, D. Prodahl. 2nd Schultz, M. Shallbetter. Missing from picture: J. Devlin. The wrestling team had a very successful year. Under the coaching of Mr. Horning, the junior dominated team turned in a season record of twelve wins, two losses, and one tie. The team beat six of the Twin City schools, as well as Benildc and St. John’s. The two losses were to St. Cloud and St. John’s. Something new was added in the way of wrestling meets this year, that of a Catholic State Meet. Five schools entered the competition. De La Salle finished behind St. Cloud, with St. John’s, Benilde, and Cold Spring following respectively. Dan Dalsin was the only wrestler from De that placed first. Mike O’Connor, Bruce Louiselle, Art Grandpre, Marty Shallbetter, and Jack Delvin were second place winners. De can look forward to another good season next year as well. The team will lose only six seniors, including co-captains Jack Delvin and Marty Shallbetter. Dan Dalsin receives his trophy for taking first in the State Meet. 89 McLaughlin turns his man over. DE OPPONENTS 29 Benilde ......................21 27 St. John's................... 19 19 St. Cloud ....................24 24 Fridley ..................... 24 39 West ........................ 15 35 Central ..................... 20 25 Vocational .................. 17 42 Marshall ..................... 8 32 Benilde ..................... 16 40 Henry ........................ 8 32 Central ..................... 18 17 St. John’s ...................29 38 So. St. Paul ................. 8 STATE St. Cloud ........................117 DE LA SALLE....................... 69 St. John’s ........................ 66 Benilde ........................... 61 Cold Spring....................... 42 McLaughlin gets ready to pin his opponent. McClain makes it seem easy. Dalsin has the advantage. 90 1st row, L. to R.: W. New field, R. Taaffe, J. Down-ham, E. Feigh, A. LaChapelle, W. Skavnak, J. Betts. 2nd row: Bro. Jerome, B. Hayden, J. Hannigan, J. Goodman. B. Dalsin, G. Zachman, T. Leininger, J. Ferguson, J. Burke. W. Hinz. J. Sullivan. 3rd row: T. Harrer, R. Schroder, D. Boike, B. Rogers, L. Stocco, T. Ondrey, W. Kozlak, M. Taylor, R. Turn-berg. T. Pazik. Baseball Dalsin on the mound. Pazik bats as team watches. 91 Above: Harrer goes after a loose hall. Right: Stoeco covers second as runner advances. Stocco gets a single. Dalsin to Skavnak for the out. 92 L. to R.. 1st row: J. Paradise. L. Goemer, M. Pazik. J- Paradise. D. Carraher, 7. Johnson. S. Durda. P. T. Nelson. R. Carlson. J. Marlin, Z. Hocuk. 2nd row: Walsh. S. Grahowski, K. Rush. D. Malloy, T. Cole- man, M. Ness, and L. Jenks. Freshman Sophomore 2nd row: K. Murphy, D. Boike, B. Vincent. M. St. L. to R., 1st row: B. Morris. D. Forslin, K. Evans, G. Album, S. Hedges, J. Bier not, P. O'Donavin, J. Les Carpenter, M. O'Connor, M. Gallagher. J. Meneely. Vesque, L. Dick. 93 L. to R., Standing: L. Cable, Mr. G. Utecht, Coach, J. Mclntoch, S. Miller, S. Roth, J. Wittman, B. Whitfield. J. Kundla, R. Stimart, R. Tobias. B. Fahnhorst, T. Walker, C. Smith, R. Foertsch. W. Maas, G. Smith, M. O'Brien, D. Baker. R. Poggi, C. Brown, J. Wittman, J. Eitter, J. Hennessy, Bro. Ligouri. Track Foertsch puts the shot. Rockford, Whitfield, and Sjoquist work out at the U. 95 Golf West shows his form. L. to R., 1st row: C. DeKeyser, C. Kausel, S. Zajac, R. Tomisak. 2nd row: Mr. Johnson, coach, R. Jones, P. Horrle, E. Rebholz, T. West. 96 L. to R., 1st row: J. Cheng, H. Cheng, M. Schaefer, J. KilKelly, M. Rivers. 2nd row: A. Coleman, L. Muller, R. Meyer, B. Pivec, J. Sailer. In September 1960, Bishop Cowley dedicated the new portion of De-La Salle. The new building houses 15 classrooms including a chemistry lab, a woodshop, a library, and a spacious gym. The building is reserved solely for the upperclassmen. 100 A comedy team entertains at the banquet. Father - Son Banquet Brother Norbert gives a few words of wisdom to his guests at the school for the Father-Son Banquet. Father Coates from Ascension talks to the boys and their dads. 101 102 Homecoming Linda Litchfield and her escort Tom MacPherson pose for a shot at the Homecoming Dance. Rod Aaherg and his hand at the DeLaSalle Homecoming Dance. The DeLaSalle Football Homecoming Queen. Linda Litchfield. 103 The Dance Floor at the Homecoming Dance. The M.C. at the after game dance gives his congratulations to the team. The hand at the Turkey Trot, the Willie Peterson Band, is shown doing their stuff. Caught in the midst of their decorations, the crew smile shyly for the camera. The are: R. Allendorf, D. Martin, T). Phillips. Before the parade, the Island is host to numerous cars that will very soon start the parade. Before the game, the cheering section gets in a little practice. The parade is about to begin. jt. 104 Detective Joe Friday and his helper discuss the problem of the man that does not believe in Santa Claus. The leader climbs up the ladder to heaven as onlookers watch for falling objects. •3 - At the Christmas Assembly, the clock workers strike another hour. The pep band leads in the school song during one of the assemblies. The seniors at the Benilde assembly stand up to give a cheer in answer to Brother Liguori's misgivings over the strength of the cheers. After one of the games, the dance floor of the school with those who attended. is crowded Despite the crowded room, Terry and Mary find a quiet refuge from the mob. After the game, the hoppers really go at it as we have added another victory to our record. 106 Before the dance, two young ladies with their escorts approach the portals. During the dance some of the couples get together to plan the after-dance happenings. The Mello-Notes are shown in action at the Basketball Homecoming. On the dance floor at the Homecoming, some of the couples are shown doing their steps to some fast music. 107 Senior Advisors Ot ▲ v Brother Hilary — 210 Religion IV, Religion II Algebra II, Trigonometry, Benildus Club, Radio Club Brother Patrick — 203 Religion IV, English IV Delta Brother Daniel — 202 Religion IV, Senior Advanced Math, Solid Geometry Algebra II. Trigonometry Brother Liguori J. — 222 Religion IV, Plane Geometry, Athletic Director, Boosters Brother L. Ambrose— 122 A rchitectural Drawing, Mechanical Drawing, Wood Shop, Religion IV, De La Salle Alumni Association Brother H. Bernard — 201 Chemistry, Science Club Mr. Robert J. Casanova Religion IV, Parking Lot National Honor Society Guidance Counselor Mr. Paul S. Graf — 206 Problems of Democracy, Business Law, Principles of Economics Brother H. Paul — 205 Religion IV, English IV Senior Moderator, Dramatics Club TERRENCE LAYER, First Vice President . . . Terry . . . 206 . . . Parish: St. Stephen’s. Ambition: To get a college degree. Favorite Saying: What a newf! Activities: Football 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Track 2. 3, 4 . . . Student Council . . . Contact . . . Benildus Club . . . Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Benildc Football . . . Adv. Officer: I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH GILLESPIE, Class President . . . Josh . . . Parish: Incarnation . . . Adv. 222. Ambition: To be a good Catholic. Favorite Saying: I'm still paying for the election. Activities: Football . . . Wrestling . . . Track . . . Contact . . . Monogram Club . . . Benildus Club. Remembers most at De: The trip to Boys Town . . . Adv. Officer: 1. 2, 3, 4. WALTER HINZ, Second Vice President . . . Ed Feigner . . . Parish: St. Peter’s . . . Adv. 202. Ambition: To hit the happy medium. Favorite Saying: Everyone to his own. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1.2... Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram Club. Remembers most at De: All the acquaintances I have made . . . Adv. Officer: 1, 2. 3, 4. ROBERT DALSIN, Class Secretary . . . Russ . . . Parish: Holy Name . . . Adv. 222. Ambition: To understand. Activities: Football 1 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4.....National Honor Society. Remembers most at De: Bro. Liguori and his witty sayings . . . Adv. Officer: 1. 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY PAZ1K, Class Treasurer . . . Pace . . . Parish: Ascension . . . Adv. 210. Ambition: To become an accountant. Favorite Saying: It takes all kinds to make a world. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council . . . Benildus Club. Remembers most at De: The girls at De . . . Adv. Officer: 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS THE1SSEN, Business Manager . . . Tom . . . Parish: Incarnation . . . Adv. 201. Ambition: To get eight hours of sleep. Favorite Saying: Take it easy. Activities: Baseball 2 . . . Contact . . . National Honor Society . . . Senior Council. Remembers most at De: Bro. Liguori and the Dear Abby column . . . Adv. Officer: 1, 3, 4. Ill RICHARD ALLENDORF . . . Pepper . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: To find a job as easy as pulling teeth. Favorite Saying: Could you do that? Activities: Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2; Dramatics 4; Contact 2, 4; Intramurals; Adv. Officer: 1, 2, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: Bro. Bernard's “nice experiments. GERALD ANDERSON .. . Andres .. . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To sell my ear. Favorite Saying: You arc a nut. Remembers most at De: Mr. Zetah’s senior science class. HARLAN ANDERSON . . . Hiram . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Patrick. Ambition: To graduate from college and do some traveling. Favorite Saying: Hey, don't you owe me some money? Remembers most at De: Those crazy nights after the basketball games. JEROME ANDERSON . . . Andy . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Holy Rosary. Ambition: To succeed in everything I do. Favorite Saying: Don't sweat it. Remembers most at De: Bro. John C. ROBERT ANDERSON . . . Andy .-. . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Helena. Ambition: Air Force pilot. Favorite Saying: My heart bleeds for you. Activities: Intramurals; Football 1, 2; Baseball 2; Contact. Remembers most at De: Bro. John C. and the Bcnildc games. GARY ASCHER . . . Chief . . . Adv. 201 ... Parish: St. Austin. Ambition: To graduate from St. Thomas College. Favorite Saying: Hello dear doll! Activities: Glee Club; Baseball 2, 3; Delta; Contact; Bcnildus Club; Senior Council; N.H.S.; Intramurals; Legion of Mary; Adv. Officer 4. Remembers most at De: My physics grades from Bro. Stephen. ROLAND BACKSTROM ... Rollie ... Adv. 203 ... Parish: St. Bridget’s. Ambition: Succeed in business. Favorite Saying: How do you feel? Activities: Basketball manager; Dramatics. Remembers most at De: Our tremendous basketball teams of the last four years. DUANE BANACK . . . Joe . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To make it through college. Favorite Saying: 1 didn’t do my homework again. Remembers most at De: Bro. Arnold. JAMES BARTELL . . . Jimbo . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: Assumption. Ambition: Marry Karen (hch, hch). Favorite Saying: Six years from now. Activities: Dramatics; Cheerleading; Senior Council; Contact; Adv. Officer. Remembers most at De: The all important meetings. JAMES BECKER . . . Jim . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: Visitation. Ambition: To marry a girl. Activities: Intramurals; Senior Council; Adv. Officer 4. Remembers most at De: The basketball and football games with Benilde and Bro. John C. JON BELL . . . J.B. . . . Adv. 201 . . . Parish: Visitation. Ambition: To graduate and be a success in life. Favorite Saying: What’s all this? Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Contact; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Winning the State Basketball Championship. THOMAS BISHOP . . . Bish . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: All Saints. Ambition: To join a branch in Civil Service. Favorite Saying: 1 couldn’t care less. Remembers most at De: The fun 1 had my senior year and the subjects I have taken. JOHN BOLDUC . . . John . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Austin. Ambition: Go to college. Favorite Saying: Rap them off! Activities: “B” Basketball; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: The Brothers, especially Brother Jerome. TERRENCE BRAY . . . Terry . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Immaculate Conception. Ambition: Business Accountant. Favorite Saying: That’s Too Bad. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. on the day after I was absent. JOSEPH BROM . . . Joe . . . Adv. 201 ... Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: To be a success in college. Favorite Saying: Forget it. Activities: Islander 3, 4; Dramatics 4: N.H.S.; Glee Club; Delta; Intramurals; Advisory OfTiccr. Remembers most at De: The tremendous spirit at the basketball games. GERALD BROWN . . . Jerry . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Boniface. Ambition: Marry the prettiest girl in town. Favorite Saying: Get sick dad! Remembers most at De: De’s homecoming dances. RONALD BLAKE . . . Ron . . . Adv. 201 ... Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To be successful. Favorite Saying: W hat difference docs it make? Remembers most at De: Mr. Graf in sixth period. THOMAS BOCKNAK . . . Tom . . . Adv. 206 . . . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To own an Aston-Martin DGB-4 which reaches 100 m.p.h. and stops in twenty seconds. Favorite Saying: Merely an insipient coma induced by partial asphyxia. Activities: Advisory Officer. Remembers most at De: Junior lunch hours with the clique. RAYMOND BREUN . . . Kraut . . . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: St. Stephens. Anoka. Ambition: To succeed in my vocation. Favorite Saying: Down with the Polaks. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3. 4; Science Club 3; Delta; N.H.S.; Contact; De-Mens; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Graduation. PHILLIP BROAT . . . Bort . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: Christ the King. Ambition: To get a job in Horner’s Corner. Favorite Saying: Doyle, have you got your science done? Activities: Benildus Club; Intramurals; Football I; Contact. Remembers most at De: The intramurals after lunch. GREGORY BUDZYNSKI . . . Buzz . . . Adv. 222... Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: Retire at twenty-five with a million doHars in my possession. Favorite Saying: You know? Activities: Baseball 2, 3; Bowling 2, 3; Football 2; Benildus Club. Remembers most at De: Hanging out a window in Bro. L. Robert’s class ANDREW BUECHELE . . . Andy . . . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: St. Thomas. Ambition: To QSL the moon (1 hope to go into science teaching). Favorite Saying: Now the fun begins! Activities: Science Club 2, 3, 4: Debate and Speech Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Islander 3, 4; Feature Editor 4; Radio Club 2, 3, 4; Benildus Club 4. Remembers most at De: Bro. Robert’s horse manure. JOHN BYSZEWSKI . . . Biyayuska . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: To go to college or to enter the service. Favorite Saying: Boy did your mother have an ugly kid. Activities: Benildus Club; Football 1; Advisory Ollicer 2. Remembers most at De: The benevolent fund ol 105. LAWRENCE CABLE . . . Larry . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Resurrection. Ambit idn: To become a success. Favorite Saying: ’fraid not fella. Activities: Bowling 2; Swimming 3, 4; Dramatics 4. Remembers most at De: Bro. Liguori’s religion class. ROBERT BURNS . . . Shorty . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: Ascension. Ambition: Electronics or chemical engineer. Favorite Saying: Good Morning. Activities: Camera Club 2. Remembers most at De: Bro. John C. PATRICK BUTTELL . . . Pat . . . Adv. 103 .. . Parish: Assumption. Ambition: Go to Europe in a motor boat. Favorite Saying: You’re a real funny one! Remembers most at De: The friendly way the Brothers and the students greeted me after I transferred here from Carthage, Missouri. TIMOTHY CADY . . . Tim . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: St. Lawrence. Ambition: To see one of those submarines at Loring Park. Favorite Saying: Let me see your trig homework. Activities: Dramatics. Remembers most at De: That long, long lunch line. DANIEL CARTER . . . Cart . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: Keep going to school so I can make $12,000 a year. Favorite Saying: Sure I got an A” on that last test. Activities: N.H.S.; Benildus Club. Remembers most at De: The algebra classes of Bro. L. Robert. JAMES CASSERLY . . . Jim . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Ascension. Ambition: To be a Lawyer. Favorite Saying: I’ve got to get organized tomorrow. Activities: Debate 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4. Remembers most at De: The religion classes of Bro. Liguori. JOHN CAVANAUGH . . . John . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: St. Bridget’s. Ambition: To be a success. Favorite Saying: What did you hear from the mob? Activities: Contact; Football 1; Senior Council; Advisory Officer 2, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: Bro. Arnold and his quarter sheet test. DAVID CHRISTIAN . . . Adam . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: St. Peters. Ambition: Make a career of Police Administration. Favorite Saying: She is a nice girl! boys? Activities: Football I, 2, 3; Wrestling 2; Delta 4. Remembers most at De: My senior year of football. FRANK CIESLA . . . Puff . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: To see Mr. Zetah in full control of the •senior class. Favorite Saying: Hi-Ho. Remembers most at De: The Senior science class. JEROME CONNOY . . . Jcr . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Visitation. Ambition: To go on to college. Favorite Saying: What do you say? Activities: Football 1; Basketball “B 2; Benildus Club; Contact. Remembers most at De: Bro. Liguori’s Religion class. LAURENCE CREPEAU . . . Larry . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: To buy from a Jew and sell to a Scotchman at a profit. Favorite Saying: Why not? Activities: Glee Club; Bowling; Contact. Remembers most at De: Bro. John C. GARY CHAPLIN . . . Dusty . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: Resurrection. Ambition: To be an architect or professional skin diver. Favorite Saying: Watch what you say, you’re shoveling your own today. Remembers most at De: The long lunch periods. JOHN CHENG . . . J.C. . . . Adv. 201 ... Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To be an engineer and lead a Christian life. Favorite Saying: Look me up in China some day. Activities: Tennis team 3, 4; Radio Club 4; Science Club 4; Islander 3; N.H.S. Remembers most at De: The easy life of a Brother. CHARLES CLARKE . . . Chas . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Austin. Ambition: To spend all day at the U. of M. and all night at the Ten O’Clock Scholar. Favorite Saying: Kneel down and I’ll give you my blessing. Activities: Golf 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Intramurals; Contact 4. Remembers most at De: Those interesting afternoons in senior English with Bro. Patrick. ARTHUR COLEMAN . . . Stub . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Thomas. Ambition: To beat Pancho Gonzales in tennis. Favorite Saying: Thai’s Life. Activities: Tennis 3, 4. Remembers most at De: Blowing up an experiment in Bro. Bernard’s Chemistry class. TIMOTHY CRONIN . . . Peter . . . Adv. 206 . . . Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: To lead a good Catholic life and raise a lot of little kids. Favorite Saying: Who’s driving? Activities: Contact 2; Intramurals; Adv. Officer 2. Remembers most at De: Chewing gum in Mr. Johnson’s Problem’s of Democracy class. RALPH CULHANE . . . Red . . . Adv. 210 .. . parish: St. Lawrence. Ambition: To be a bum. Favorite Saying: If school is liberty, give me death. Activities: Bowling. Remembers most at De: Bro. Arnold. MATTHEW CUNNINGHAM . . . Matt . . . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: St. Thomas. Ambition: To become a DX-CCer. Favorite Saying: 1 don’t 'no. Activities: Radio Club; Islander; Science Club; Chess Club. Remembers most at De: Bro. Ex ponential Equations. CURIE . . . A1 . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: St. Maron’s. Ambition: To be a success in everything. Remembers most at De: Mr. Grafs green coat. PHILIP DA LSI N . . . Elgin . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Helena’s. Ambition: To graduate from St. Mary’s. Favorite Saying: Don't sweat the little things. Activities: Perfect attendance. Remembers most at De: Mr. Graf’s green coat. JOHN DAN1EWICZ . . . Schmitz . . . Adv. 201 . . . Parish: Resurrection. Ambition: To be an Admiral. Favorite Saying: I was scrounged. Activities: Swimming team; Monogram Club; N.H.S.; Delta Staff. Remembers most at De: Bro. Hugh’s workouts. GEORGE DEROMA . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: To own my own resort. Favorite Saying: You knucklehead. Activities: Track. Adv. Officer 2. Remembers most at De: The basketball games at the state tournament. HERBERT DEROMA . . . Herb . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: To be a success. Favorite Saying: I can’t drive, can you? Remembers most at De: The great basketball teams. JOHN DELV1N . . . Teddy Bear jr_________Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: To be a diesel mechanic in the navy. Favorite Saying: You need a beating. Activities: Wrestling; Dramatics; Senior Council. Remembers most at De: Bush Lake picnic. STEVEN DONAGHUE ... Deacon .. . Adv. 210 ... Parish: Holy Rosary. Ambition: C.P.A. with a nice home and good family. Favorite Saying: Y’er crumblin’ me. Remembers most at De: Bro. Olivers Bookstore “inventory” sales during Bookkeeping. CLASS OFFICERS, I. to r.: R. Dalsin, T. Theissen, T. Layer. W. Hinz, A. Pazik. J. Gillespie. BRIAN L. DOYLE . . . B.D. . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish; Resurrection. Ambition: To have a permanent scat at Horner’s Corner. Favorite Saying: Meet me in the parking lot, Devlin. Activities: Benildus Club; Intramurals; Contact; Football 1. Remembers most at De: The boys from Swede’s. MICHAEL DOYLE . . . Mike . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Boniface. Ambition: To get ahead in life. Favorite Saying: Good as heck. Activities: Glee Club 4; Benildus Club; Delta; Contact 4. Remembers most at De: Brother Bernard’s quiet chemistry class. GREGORY R. EHMKE . . . Greg . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Peters. Ambition: Make money. Favorite Saying: Get serious. Remembers most at De: Graduation. JOSEPH J. EITTER ... Big Joe .. . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: St. Peters. Ambition: To go to college. Favorite Saying: I don’t know. Activities: Track 2, 3; Wrestling 3, 4. Remembers most at De: Brother Stephen’s experiments. MICHAEL E. DRAVES ... Mike .. . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: To study at St. John’s and become an economist. Favorite Saying: That’s life. Activities: Bowling 3, 4. Remembers most at De: The rivalry between De and Benilde. WILLIAM C. DRAVES . . . Bill . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: St. Albert. Ambition: To carry out the plans I have made thus far. Favorite Saying: Hello! Is Joe there? Hi-ya dad! Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Senior Council; N.H.S.; Benildus Club; Advisory Officer 4. Remembers most at De: The Brothers, especially their perseverance. SIMON A. FEHN . . . Si . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: St. Boniface. Ambition: Engineer. Favorite Saying: Hot dog it. Activities: N.H.S. Remembers most at De: Junior year assemblies. TERRENCE J. FITZGERALD . . . Fitz . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Thomas. Ambition: Graduate from college. Favorite Saying: Don’t sweat it. Activities: Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Bro. Stephen’s physics classes. Now after you graduate from Moller . . . JAMES FOURNIER . . . Jim . . . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: Immaculate Conception. Ambition: To go through college. Favorite Saying: I don’t know. Activities: Islander 3; Delta; Contact; Science Club 4; Baseball 1. Remembers most at De: All the homework. STEPHEN FRANK . . . Pudge . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: Visitation. Ambition: To go on to school. Favorite Saying: Try and tell me I'm not a good guy. Activities: Pep Club 2; Benildus Club 4; Contact 2. 3, 4; Intramurals I, 2, 4; Junior Council; Advisory Officer 3. Remembers most at De: All the Mission Collections and Brother John C’s P.l. Club. JOHN FUDALI . . . Fudd . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To be a mechanic and not go to college. Favorite Saying: Who buys today? Activities: Baseball; Advisory' Officer 3. Remembers most at De: Mr. Grafs talks; JOSEPH GALKA . . . Joe . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: Get a job. Favorite Saying: Prettiest doll here. Activities: Football 1; Intramurals 1. 2, 4. Remembers most at De: The school spirit at the football and basketball games and the large attendance at other school activities. DANIEL GALLETT . . . Dan . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Ambition: Make money. Remembers most at De: The Brothers. DAVID GALLETT . . . Dave . . . Adv. 203 . . Parish: Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Ambition: Biologist. Favorite Saying: Pat Stiehm’s a good kid. Activities: De Men’s Combo 4. Remembers most at De: Graduation. DARRYL GALUSH . . . Deo . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: To make a million. Favorite Saying: Oh. no. Activities: Intramurals 1. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. and his 209 club. DENNIS GALVIN . . . D . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Albert the Great. Ambition: To marry Tootsie Wootsie. Favorite Saying: Get crushed. Remembers most at De: The Brothers. WILLIAM GAVIN . . . Willie . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Patrick’s. Ambition: To get ahead in life. Favorite Saying: Be good. Activities: Football 4; Hockey 4; Contact 2, 3. Remembers most at De: Mr. Grafs class. RONALD GENOCH . . . Gcno . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Richard’s. Ambition: To be a farmer. Activities: Delta 4; Camera Club 3, 4; Dramatics 4. Remembers most at De: Brother Norbcrt. STEPHEN GOETZE . . . Steve . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Joan of Arc. Ambition: To go on to college. Activities: Advisory Officer 4. Favorite Saying: Is that right? Remembers most at De: Those wonderful school lunches. JAMES GOODMAN . . . Goodie . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: Holy Rosary. Ambition: To play pro ball. Favorite Saying: Son of a buck. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball; Track; Benildus Club; Advisory Officer 3. Remembers most at De: Bro. Norbert, the teachers and Brothers and all my friends. ART GRANDPRE . . . Art . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Assumption. Ambition: To capture the abominable Snowman. Favorite Saying: Dynamite comes in small packages. Activities: Wrestling 2. 3; Student Council; Delta; Officer 4. Remembers most at De: The snowball fight at the Dc-Benildc football game. GARY GRENDAHL . . . Gar . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Bridgets. Ambition: C.P.A. Favorite Saying: Gotta get my Ply running to get to St. Cloud. Activities: Debate; Pep Club. Remembers most at De: Bro. John C. and the candy store. TIMOTHY GRIMES . . . Tim . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Helena’s. Ambition: Graduate from the U. of M. Favorite Saying: What? Remembers most at De: Chemistry experiments. GARY HACKENMUELLER . . . Chico . . . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: To never have to meet another deadline as long as I live. Favorite Saying: Man Alive! Activities: Islander 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 2, 3; N.H.S.; Officer 2. Remembers most at De: The first two weeks of the freshman year. RALPH HAEG . . . Ralph . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Peter. Ambition: Commercial Artist. Remembers most at De: Graduation. ROBERT HALVERSON . . . HOD . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: Christ the King. Ambition: Make it through college. Favorite Saying: I doubt it. Activities: Bowling; Baseball 2; Intramurals 1. 2, 3. Remembers most at De: Bro. John C. CHARLES HAMERSKI . . . Charlie . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: To be an architect. Favorite Saying: I suppose. Remembers most at De: The great basketball teams. RALPH HAMLIN . . . Deuce . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: Assumption. Ambition: Biology. Favorite Saying: Judas Priest. Activities: Dramatics 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: All the things I didn’t do. WILLIAM M. HAPKA . . . Skabby . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Albert fhc Great. A mbit ion: Go to college. Favorite Saying: Point Me home. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. LAWRENCE J. HAPPE . . . Hap . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: Christ the King. Ambition: To do the best I can. Favorite Saying: Hey Pryd! . . . Activities: Contact 2, 3; Benildus Club 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: Science classes with Mr. Frank and Mr. Zetah. TIMOTHY J. HART . . . Tim . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: Christ the King. Ambition: To be a teacher at Molar Barber College. Favorite Saying: Hey. like no. Activities: Intramurals. Remembers most at De: The first year the freshmen invaded the island. RONALD H. HARWOOD . . . Ron . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Immaculate Conception. Ambition: To go to college. Favorite Saying: Bull-tweed. Activities: Swimming 2. 3. 4; Bowling 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Benildus Club; Contact; Monogram Club. Remembers most at De: That easy senior year. BRIAN M. HAYES . . . Bry . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: Christ the King. Ambition: To go to college. Favorite Saying: Nix. Remembers most at De: Intramural basketball games. ROBERT HEANEY . . . Chob . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: Resurrection. Ambition: To own a ’57 radical Ford convertible. Favorite Saying: 1 think I’m going to stay home every night this weekend, maybe. Activities: Baseball 2; Student Council; Advisory Officer 2, 4. Remembers most at De: The things 1 almost got away with. RICHARD C. HEER . . . Richy Rabbit . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Thomas. Ambition: Corporation Lawyer. Activities: Benildus Club; Advisory Officer 3. 4. Remembers most at De: The fellers. RONALD M. HILSON . . . Caveman . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Stephens. Ambition: To finish college and marry S. V. Favorite Saying: Nothing but bull. Activities: Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Football 2. 4; Track 4; Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4. Remembers most at De: The football games and the dances. Gosh kids, that’s just terrific. RICHARD HOBDAY . . . Dick . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Christ the King. Ambition: To be a success. Favorite Saying: That's life. Activities: Football 2; Dramatics 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Advisory Officer 1. Remembers most at De: The magazine drive with Brother Ambrose. DONALD M. HOFSTADTER . . . Torchy . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: Holy Name. Ambition: To be a successful Architectural Draftsman. Favorite Saying: Yeah. Activities: Benildus Club; Student Council; Advisory Officer 3, 4. Remembers most at De: The well-organized parking lot. KENNETH P. HUDOBA . . . Ken . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Austins. Ambition: Attend St. Thomas, and study law. Favorite Saying: You ain't gonna get my homework. Activities: Glee Club 3. 4; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Contact 4. Remembers most at De: Bro. L. Robert’s stimulating discussions in Chemistry and Algebra. RICHARD M. HUDSON . . . Dick . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: St. Thomas. Ambition: To be twenty-one. Favorite Saying: The Freshmen get smaller every year. Activities: Dramatics 2, 3; Glee Club 2. Remembers most at De: The lunch line. ROBERT L. HUNT . . . Mel . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To build and own a show car or a dragster. Favorite Saying: She was lovely. Activities: Football 1; Advisory Officer 1, 3. Remembers most at De: The gambling days in Mr. Johnson’s room. DONALD HYLAND . . . Dobby . . . 203 . . . Parish: St. Richard. Ambition: To stay awake in Mr. Graf’s class. Favorite Saying: Just one more time. Activities: Student Council; Advisory Officer 1. 2, 4. Remembers most at De: Monday morning. GEORGE D. HORNER . . . Groat . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Visitation. Ambition: To make it through De in 5 years. Favorite Saying: Let’s go down to the K.C.’s. Activities: Basketball; Contact; Advisory Officer 4. Remembers most at De: Coming at 7:30 for three months in a row. PAUL J. HREHA . . . Curly . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: St. Boniface. Ambition: To be a success. Favorite Saying: So What? Remembers most at De: General Science class with Mr. Frank in my sophomore year. Baby Sally says. “See Spot run, run, run, run. DUANE JEULENSKI . . . Fritz . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Hedwig. Ambition: To finish school and make a good salary. Remembers most at De: The funny De boys. JAMES JENKS . . . Jim . . . Adv. 202 . . . Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: To go to a Catholic College. Favorite Saying: Good grief. Activities: Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 3; Advisory Officer 1, 2. Remembers most at De: Snowball fights in parking lot. DAVID JENNINGS . . . Dave . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Austins. Ambition: To start my own religion. Favorite Saying: Hey Sambo. Remembers most at De: The beautiful tenement houses next to the parking lot. EREK JENSTAD . . . Chico IV . . . Adv. 201 ... Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: Be an admiral. Favorite Saying: Flog the bog frogs. Activities: Benildus Club; B Baseball; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Chicos. GEORGE P. JOHNSON ... Big Boy .. . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: Enter school for traffic management. Favorite Saying: Hey, I've got a proposition for you. Remembers most at De: Bro. Liguori’s senior religion class. RAYMOND JOHNSTED . . . Ray . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: Our Lady of Victory. Ambition: Bachelor. Favorite Saying: Ah. you guys are nasty. Activities: Hockey 2; Dramatics 3. Remembers most at De: Lunch hour conversation. JAY 1ACARELLA . . . Jaysey . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Clement. Ambition: To graduate from college. Favorite Saying: Well, that’s life. Remembers most at De: The homecoming dances and the faculty. JAMES 1GEL . . . Jim . . . Adv. 206 . . . Parish: St. Thomas. Ambition: To make a trip to Europe and to visit the Vatican. Favorite Saying: Don't worry about it. Activities: Benildus Club 4; Contact 2, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: Bro. Laurence and his junior religion reflections. DAVID R. JULKOWSKI . . . Bud . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: To restore 48 Mercury’s and sell them to the Stock Blocks. Favorite Saying: When is the next party? Activities: Contact 2, 3, 4; Bowling team 2, 3; Glee Club; Dramatics 2. Remembers most at De: The day we almost burned down Bro. L. Robert’s chemistry lab. CHARLES KAUSEL . . . Chuck . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To be an Industrial Engineer, favorite Saying: What do I do now? Activities: Football 1, 2; Track 3; Golf 4; Bowling 3, 4; Delta; Intramurals; Senior Council. Remembers most at De: The championship basketball teams and the great school spirit. PATRICK KELLEY . . . Pat . . . Adv. 205 . . . Parish: St. Thomas the Apostle. Ambition: To be a marine biologist. Favorite Saying: No sweat. Activities: Debate 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4. Remembers most at De: Brother Patrick flexing his muscles in class. TERRANCE KELLOGG . . . Terry . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: St. Thomas. Ambition: Marry Lana (or her mother) and teach April Stevens. Favorite Saying: Gleeb! Where's Mike and my girl friend? Activities: Dramatics 4; Cheerleading 4; Benildus Club 4; Football 1; Contact; Advisory Officer 1. ROBERT KEREAKOS . . . Bob . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: Basilica. Ambition: To be a success in life. Favorite Saying: You tell ’em boy. Remembers most at De: Basketball championships. MICHAEL KING . . . Mike . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Holy Rosary. Ambition: To be a success. Favorite Saying: Nice tic, Frank. Activities: Adv. Off. 3. Remembers most at De: Escapades with Bro. Pascal in C Building. WILLIAM KEEFER . . . Bill . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: Be a successful lawyer. Favorite Saying: Have we ever intelligently discussed the tidclands? Activities-Bowling 2, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: The daily afternoon tie-ups in our fabulous parking lot. JOHN KEENAN . .. Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Peter’s. Ambition: To get a really fast car. Favorite Saying: What homework? Activities: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. and his candy store. JAMES KELLY . . . Jim . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To get to heaven the hard way. Favorite Saying: Wouldn’t it be nice if they had girls here? Activities: Football 2; Baseball 2; Basketball 2. Remembers most at De: Mr. Grafs speeches just before he leaves the room. ROBERT KENNEY . . . Benney%the Jew . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: To work at Sears for thirty years. Favorite Saying: Get the H... out of here. Remembers most at De: Brother Oliver’s bookkeeping class. ROBERT KIR WAN . . . Bob . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: St. Helena's. Ambition: To be a teacher. Favorite Saying: By the red beard of Jove. Activities: Baseball Manager 1; Pep Club 2; Contact; Benildus Club 4. Remembers most at De: Brother Laurence’s careers class. BRUCE KLEIN . . . Clint . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: Holy Name. Ambition: To be the highest I.B.M. expert in history. Favorite Saying: Oh, rare. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3. Remembers most at De: The basketball teams and the good Brothers. DAVID KONDRICK . . . Kirdy . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To be a big, wealthy, handsome . . . Dentist! Favorite Saying: Rot! Remembers most at De: Brother Bernard's big smile. DAVID KOS . . . Dave . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: To bench press 500 lbs. and play for the Chicago Bears. Favorite Saying: Let's go to Church. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4.Remembers most at De: Playing football for De. MERRILL KLINE . . . Chico III . . . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: Immaculate Conception. Ambition: To become the first Polish Pope. Favorite Saying: Really nice stuff, huh! Activities: Baseball 2, 3; Senior Council; N.H.S.; Science Club; Delta; Gopher Boy's State; Advisory Officer I, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: School spirit. MICHAEL KOELFGEN ... Mike .. . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: Salesman. Favorite Saying: Like wow dad! Activities: Football 2. Remembers most at De: The homework. WALTER KOWALSKI . . . Walt . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Austin. Ambition: To do well in school and to practice what I have learned. Favorite Saying: Thank you! Activities: Football 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 2. Remembers most at De: The hateful and never ending Chemistry classes. THOMAS KOZLAK . . . Tom . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: C.P.A. maJcing million dollars a year. Favorite Saying: 1 might be a little late. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals; Senior Council Adv. officer 1, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: The acquaintances I made and the great hot lunches. AUSTIN KRAMER . . . George . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: St. Austin. Ambition: Undecided. Favorite Saying: Say man. what’s come over you? Remembers most at De: Brother John C. in the candy store. JOHN KRASKA . . . John . . . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To become as good a chemist as Brother Bernard. Favorite Saying: I know what I'm doing, I think! Activities: Baseball 2; NHS; Delta. Remembers most at De: Brother John C.’s P.I. classes. Yeh Martin, but who got credit for it? DENNIS M. KRISKE . . . Krisk . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Visitation. Ambition: To enter commercial flying. Favorite Saying: Huh? Activities: Intramurals; Benildus Club. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori. RAYMOND F. KROLI_________Butch . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To become a teacher and build a Corvette powered duece coupe. Favorite Saying: I’ve had it. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3. 4; Delta. Remembers most at De: Brother Bernard’s notebook. RICHARD O. KUNITZ . . . Otto . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Joan of Arc. Ambition: Make a million dollars in ten years. Favorite Saying: That’s the breaks. Remembers most at De: The De-Bcnilde basketball games. MICHAEL P. KUNZ . . . Kuntz . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: Christ the King. Ambition: To get ahead before getting behind. Favorite Saying: Pass the cake mix. Activities: Hockey 2, 3, 4; Football: Advisory Officer 1. 2. 3. 4. Remembers most at De: The dances. JOSEPH KURIMAY . . . Joe . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Helena’s. Ambition: To be able to drive under 30 M.P.H. Favorite Saying: No lie. Activities: Glee Club 3. Remembers most at De: Those food fights in the lunch room. JOSEPH M. LACH . . . Joe . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Holy Cross.. Ambition: To be a C.P.A. Favorite Saying: Have Fun. Activities: Bowling 2, 3. Remembers most at De: Brother John C’s candy counter. CHARLES W. LACLARE ... Pee Wee . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Anne’s. Ambition: To teach bookkeeping to Brother Oliver. Favorite Saying: Yeah, how about that. Activities: Contact. Remembers most at De: Mr. Frank’s science class. DENNIS C. LAPAI.ME . . . Tiger . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Our Lady of Victory. Ambition: Earn money and go to college. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori’s Religion class. JAMES LUDWIG . . . Dirty Jim . . . Adv. 205 . . . Parish: St. Anncs. Ambition: Make a fast buck. Activities: Benildus Club; Intramurals; Advisory Officer 1. Remembers most at De: Kookie and his bus. WALTER MAAS . . . Wally . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: Join the navy as a 2nd Lieutenant. Favorite Saying: Is that right? Activities: Track 3, 4; Advisory Officer 2. Remembers most at De: Sleeping in Brother Liguori’s Religion class. GERALD LAZARZ . . . Laz . . . Adv. 222 . . . Parish: St. Philips. Ambition: To drive the quarter mile in less than 13 seconds. Favorite Saying: I didn’t do it. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori’s choice tidbits. DAVID LE VESQUE . . . Dov . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To go to college. Remembers most at De: Big Al’s fun hour during 6th period. TIM LEIN1NGER ... Lee .. . Adv. 202 ... Parish: Assumption. Ambition: Attend the U of M and retire at 30. Favorite Saying: Nelson’s an Albino. Activities: Baseball 3, 4. Remembers most at De: Baseball team razzing Theis about Toby. GEORGE LENDER . . . Buzzy . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: To get through college and the navy. Favorite Saying: No, I’m going fishing. Activities: Basketball 2, 3; Senior Council; Advisory Officer 4. Remembers most at De: Mr. Zetah’s 6th hour periods. ROBERT LIEMANDT . . . Rockin B . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Anncs. Ambition: To be as worthwhile as my parents. Favorite Saying: Tough knocking kid. Activities: Contact; Intramurals; Bowling 1, 2. Remembers most at De: Neat teachers. MATTHEW LINN . . . Cisco . . . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: Resurrection. Ambition: To be of service to others. Favorite Saying: Tho world wasn’t built in a day. Activities: NFL 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Islander 4; NHS 4. Remembers most at De: Brother Leonard and the debate club. JEROME LITTLE . . . Jerry . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Holy Name. Ambition: To be successful. Favorite Saying: You’re out to lunch. Activities: Senior Council; Intramurals; Contact; Adv. Officer 4. Remembers most at De: Brother Leonard’s Religion and History classes. ROGER LUCAS . . . Luke . . . Adv. 201 ... Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To serve that I may be served. Activities: Pep Club; Bowling Team. Remembers most at De: The day Bro. John C. said he’d meet me in the parking lot. THOMAS MACPHERSON . . . Mac . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: Be a success, live fast, die young, and have pleasant memories. Activities: Swimming I. 2; Dramatics 4; Chcerleading 4. Remembers most at De: My eventful senior year and Brother Bernard’s love for chemistry experiments. DENNIS MAGERS . . . Denny . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Stephen’s. Anoka. Ambition: To retire at 21 and cruise the world on a large yacht. Favorite Saying: Who sent for you? Remembers most at De: My third period this year with “Wild Bill Johnson.” JOHN MALECK1 . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: Join the Air Force and be a success in life. Favorite Saying: Well, Brother, it’s this way. Activities: Debate 2; Dramatics 2; Glee Club 3; Pep Club: Benilde Club. Remembers most at De: My senior retreat. RONALD MANGELSDORF . . . Dorf . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: To conquer the love triangle. Activities: Dramatics 3, 4; Intramurals; Science Club 2. Remembers most at De: My senior retreat. RICHARD MARTIN . . . Salt . . . Adv. 222 . . . Parish. Annunciation. Ambition: To marry a beautiful Irish girl. Favorite Saying: Me too, you. Activities: Benildus Club; Contact; Dramatics 4; Cheerleading. Remembers most at De: Brother John C.’s P.I. Club. RONALD MARTIN ... Big Otis . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish. St. Kevin. Ambition: Finish College. Favorite Saying: Let’s raise some HELL! Activities: Intramurals; Football 2; Benildus Club; Advisory Officer 1. Remembers most at De: Waiting for the results of the semester tests. FREDERICK MAYER . . . Freddie . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Our Lady of Victory. Ambition: Own a house in a year. Favorite Saying: Tell me about it, Ray. Activities: Basketball 2. Remembers most at De: Brother Bernard’s Chemistry tests. JAMES MCCANN . . . Little Caesar . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Lawrence. Ambition: To see the world. Plan to enter U of M. Favorite Saying: Was that ever homy! Activities: Delta; N.F.L. 2; Bowling 3; Contact; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Brother Arnold’s guiding hand. PATRICK MCCOLLOW . . . Mack . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: St. Anthony's. Ambition: To go to San Francisco. Favorite Saying: Come on, guys, there’s room over here. Remembers most at De: Mr. Frank’s general science class in my sophomore year. PATRICK MCCONVILLE . . . Mac . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Helena’s. Ambition: To enter and graduate from St. Mary’s College. Favorite Saying: Gung Ho!!! Activities: Football 1; Basketball 1; Advisory Officer 2, 3. Remembers most at De: All the brothers, especially Brother Leonard and his history classes. WILLIAM J. MCLEAN . . . Beatnik . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Ascension. Ambition: To be a good Catholic and take knuckle lessons from Brother Arnold. Favorite Saying: Nice tail Nick. Activities: Glee Club; Pep Band. Remembers most at De: Brother John C.’s story time periods. DAVID E. MCLINN . . . Dave . . . Adv. 222 . . . Parish: Assumption. Ambition: To have a good law practice. Favorite Saying: O' Pity Pity. Activities: Advisory Officer 2. Remembers most at De: Those Monday mornings in Brother Liguori’s homeroom. First Round Volleyball Champs, 1. to r.: J. Daniewicz, G. Ascher, E. Jenstad, R. Breun. M. Kline. PATRICK C. MCGRAW . . . Pat . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Resurrection. Ambition: Join the Air Force and go to college. Favorite Saying: Keep it cool. Activities: Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Brother John C.; his strength, his cunning, and his curly head. GERALD L. MCGUIRE . . . Jcr . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To make a million. Favorite Saying: Hey Claud. Activities: Intramurals. Remembers most at De: The traditional lunch table. THOMAS J. MCMULLEN . .. T.J-------Adv. 205 .. . Parish: Resurrection. Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer. Favorite Saying: Yah! Activities: Wrestling; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: The head janitor and his crew. DARWIN A. MCVARY . . . King . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Our Lady of Victory. Ambition: To see Liemandt with a build like Steve Keeves. Favorite Saying: Don’t sweat it. Activities: Football; Contact. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. JOHN J. METZGER . . . Metz . . . Adv. 201 ... Parish: Christ the King. Ambition: To get a date with R.B. Favorite Saying: Any parties this week-end? Activities: Football 1; Intramurals 1. Remembers most at De: Brother John C's P.I. Club and Mr. Conway. EDWARD MILLER . . . Ed . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: Ascension. Ambition: Marry into money. Favorite Saying: My Friends. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 4; Bowling 1; Speech 3. Remembers most at De: Brother Leonard’s stories in American History. STEPHEN MILLER . . . Miller S . . . Adv. 202 . . . Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: To graduate from Mr. Widman’s class with an A average. Favorite Saying: I ain’t mad. Activities: Football 3; Benildus Club; Track 4; Adv. Officer 2, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: Mr. Zetah’s sixth period science class. LARRY MONETTE . . . Moe . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Cyril’s. Ambition: To be an accountant. Favorite Saying: You got your physics done? Activities: Golf 2. 3, 4; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori’s sophomore geometry class. THOMAS MORNEAU ... Hot Rod .. . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: St. Joan of Arc. Ambition: To be a dentist. Favorite Saying: Buy a Ford product; they last longer. Activities: Glee Club 2; Wrestling 3; Adv. Officer I. Remembers most at De: Brother John C.’s candy store. RICHARD MOSINIAK . . . Dick . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Kevins. Ambition: Win back the tidelands. Favorite Say-ing: Put a nut in his mouth and he’d make a perfect squirrel. Remembers most at De: “Shooting of Dan McGrcw by Bro. Jovian Leonard. RICHARD MROCEK . . . Dick . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Cyril’s. Ambition: To get married to Marlene. Favorite Saying: I love Marlene. Remembers most at De: My daily nap in the sixth period of the senior year. THOMAS MURLOWSKI . . . Tom . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To get a car and go to Florida. Favorite Saying: I forgot. Activities: Cheerleader; Dramatics 4. Remembers most at De: Brother Robert's chemistry, religion, and biology classes. JAMES MONTVILl.E . . . Jim . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: Holy Name. Ambition: Diesel engineer. Plants to enter Dun-woody. Favofite Saying: Be darned if I know. Activities: Contact. Remembers most at De: Brother Ambrose. Architectural drawing in the fourth year. WILLIAM MOORE . . . Bill'. . . Adv. 206 . . . Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: Career in medicine. Favorite Saying: Hey Devlin, you fat tub. Activities: Contact; Benildus Club: Football 4; Science Club 2. Remembers most at De: Bro. Laurence. First Round Basketball Champs. 1. to r.: D. Banack, W. Kowalski, R. Phillip, D. Sjoquisl, R. Heaney, S. Zajac. WAYNE MUSENBROCK . . . Wayne . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Ascension. Ambition: To go to college and retire at twenty-five with a million dollars. Favorite Saying: How much do you want to borrow this time Liemandt? Activities: Bowling team; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Bro. Bernard trying to work Chemistry experiments in 309. CHARLES NAIDETH . . . Charlie . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: Visitation. Ambition: To go to college and to heaven. Favorite Saying: Let’s deal boys. Activities: “B” team football. Remembers most at De: All that I learned. EDWARD NELSON . . . Ed . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Resurrection. Ambition: Get married and have a good job. Favorite Saying: Let’s have a bash tonight. Activities: Baseball 3; Advisory Officer. Remembers most at De: Bro. John C.’s cute little smile and flying fists. MICHAEL NELSON . . . Mike . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Holy Name. Ambition: Take Bus. Ad. and Music at the U. of M. Favorite Saying: What’s Jack Paar really like? Activities: Glee Club 2. 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Islander 3, 4; Delta; Benildus Club. Remembers most at De: The extracurricular activities which enabled me to meet other fellows with my same interest. DENNIS NEAI____________Denny . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Incar- nation. Ambition: To obtain a degree in restaurant management and have a restaurant better than Charlies. Favorite Saying: Ah. you look tough and a half. Activities: Contact; Wrestling 3. Remembers most at De: The day Steve Miller overthrew a sports dictator in 202. ALAN NELSON . . . Al . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: St. Helena Ambition: To attend the U of M. Favorite Saying: Want to doubc this weekend? Activities: Swimming, Bowling. Remembers most at De: Bro. John C. alias. Baldy. alias, Curly. PAUL NELSON . . . Nels . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: To own the fastest boat on Lake Vermillion. Favorite Saying: Let's get Radford. Activities: Bowling; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: The classes of Bro. Laurence, Bro. Liguori, Bro. Ralph Leonard and Mr. Johnson. TIMOTHY NICOL .. . Nick . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: Get rich fast. Favorite Saying: Back off hard guy. Activities: Benildus Club; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: The rivalry between De and Benildc. PHILIP NORRIS . . . Phil . . . Adv. 201 ... Parish: Basilica. Ambition: To apply myself fully. Favorite Saying: That’s really the most interesting thing I’ve heard all day. Activities: Islander 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Contact 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Debate 2; Science Club 2; N.H.S. Remembers most at De: Mike Kelly’s hot jazz clarinet. JEROME NOWAK . . . Jerry . . . Adv. 210 . . . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: To find a good Catholic wife. Favorite Saying: Got a butt? Remembers most at De: Bro. John C. DENNIS O'BRIEN . . . Red . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: To own a Corvette and live in New York. Favorite Saying: I fail to see the humor of the situation. Activities: Wrestling 2, 3; Contact 2, 3, 4; Chcerleading 4: Delta 4. Remembers most at De: Brother L. Robert’s classes in Biology, Chemistry, and Algebra. MICHAEL D. O BRIEN . . . Mike . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Steven's. Ambition: To be an Engineer. Favorite Saying: I doubt it. Activities: Track 2, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: Winning the state tournament last year. JAMES B. O’GRADY . . . Jim . . . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: Holy Name. Ambition: To run an American Health Studio. Favorite Saying: Superfluous botch. Activities: Islander I, 2. 3; Football Mgr. 3; Debate 2; Cheerleader 2; Contact 2, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: Brother H. Ambrose. THOMAS F. OLEJNICAK . . . Ole . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: To be a professional draftsman or artist. Favorite Saying: Holy . . .! What the heck is pulling off here. Remembers most at De: The smiling face of our advisor every morning. THOMAS J. OLIVER . . . Ollie . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Anne. Ambition: To be a millionaire. Favorite Saying: What’s happening? Activities: Baseball .3; Intramurals 3. 4. Remembers most at De: Mr. Zctah’s Science Class. PATRICK J. O’NEIL . . . Oats . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: St. Stevens. Ambition: To get to heaven. Favorite Saying: Well, this is different. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football I; Advisory Officer 1. 2. 3. Remembers most at De: Ralph. Bill, and the fifth period. RAYMOND N. PASCH . . . Cheyenne . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Timothy’s. Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. Favorite Saying: Worked any DX lately? Activities: Radio Club 3, 4; Delta. Remembers most at De: Fran. PETER P. paSH . . . Pete . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: To have one heck of a good time. Favorite Saying: So what. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori’s Religion class. STEPHEN T. PAULUS . . . Handyman . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Bridget’s. Ambition: To be a carpenter. Favorite Saying: Say, that’s real tough. Activities: Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Mr. Conway’s English Class. RICHARD P. PAYNE . . . Rich . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Austin. Ambition: To be the best educated garbage collector. Favorite Saying: I am not afraid. Activities: Football 1, 3; Baseball 2; Glee Club Mgr. 3; Wrestling 4. Remembers most at De: The Brothers. RICHARD PELLETIER . . . Frenchie . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Stephens. Ambition: Nothing out of the ordinary. Favorite Saying: Not too sporty. Activities: Football 2. Remembers most at De: The football and the basketball games with Benilde. STEVEN PETERS . . . Stev-o . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: St. Alberts. Ambition: Become a master plumber. Favorite Saying: My aching back. Remembers most at De: Those rather numerous fights with the Brothers over getting my hair cut. RICHARD PHILLIPS . . . Whirley . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: Resurrection. Ambition: To finish college and get married. Favorite Saying: Yah, I'm going up North tonight. Activities: Basketball 2, 3; Adv. Officer 1, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: The big dances. JAMES PODGORSKI . . . Sinner . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: To get married. Favorite Saying: That’s casual. Remembers most at De: Mr. Maroney’s judo chop. ROBERT P1VEC . . . Bob . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: St. Thomas. Ambition: To win a tennis match. Favorite Saying: Win next time. Activities: Tennis; Intramurals; Adv. Officer 1. Remembers most at De: The times in the Senior Science period. JERRY PIDHAYNY . . . Jer’ . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: St. Constantine. Ambition: To become a mechanical engineer. Favorite Saying: If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. Remembers most at De: The pep assemblies. JOSEPH PFEIFER ... Big Joe .. . Adv. 303 .. . Parish: Resurrection. Ambition: To play pro-basketball for the New York Nicks. Favorite Saying: What are you gonna do tonight? Activities: Chess Club; Pep Club. Remembers most at De: The acquaintances I made. DAVID PHENOW . . . Leroy . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Our Lady of Victory. Ambition: To become a successful business man. Favorite Saying: Oh! I doubt it. Activities: Basketball 2. Remembers most at De: Bro. Liguori’s B squad basketball team. Have we ever intelligently discussed the Tidelands? JAMES PRAUS . . . Mouse . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: St. Richard’s. Ambition: To live. Favorite Saying: That’s life in the big city. Activities: Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Hockey 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2 . . . Advisory officer 1, 2. 3. Remembers most at De: Brother Ligouri. LAURENT PRENOVOST . . . Prenny . . .Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To be an electronics engineer. Favorite Saying: Got your physics done? Activities: Radio Club 1, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: The Brothers. Get that smirk off your face you . DEAN POHLAND . . . Dean-o . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: Get through college and be a success in life. Favorite Saying: Knock it off, you guys! Activities: Hockey 2, 3; Football 3; Intramurals; Track 4; Senior Council; Benildus Club; Advisoiy Officer 1. Remembers most at De: Brother Stephen’s physics classes. PHILLIP POPEHN . . . Stretch . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Assumption. Ambition: To be a small business owner. Favorite Saying: Who’s got my homework? Remembers most at De: Brother Oliver’s use of the English language. JOHN PREW . . . Jack . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Our Lady of Victory. Ambition: To retire at 30. Favorite Saying: Hey, King! Activities: Contact; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Brother John C.’s candy store. RICHARD PYRD . . . Nels . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: Christ the King. Ambition: To be a SucceSS. Favorite Saying: Yea! Activities: Benildus Club; Contact; Intramurals; Advisory Officer 1, 3. Remembers most at De: The Senior Science class. PHILLIP RADFORD . . . Rad . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: St. Peter's. Ambition: To break Paul Nelson’s shoulder with one slug. Favorite Saying: Let’s get out of here. Activities: Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Brother Arnold’s suggestions. WILLIAM RAND . . . Bill . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: St. Thomas. Ambition: To go to college. Favorite Saying: Mission collection again? Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. Remembers most at De: Brother Anthony’s automatic A’s and F’s. ROBERT RAY . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Christ the King. Favorite Saying: Let’s get a medal. Activities: Contact. Remembers most at De: The great many hours spent in the P.l. Club with Bro. John C. EDWARD REBHOLZ . . . Reb . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Immaculate Conception. Ambition: To succeed in life. Favorite Saying: Man, what a shot. Activities: Football I, 2; Golf 2, 3; Benildus Club. Remembers most at De: Bro. Liguori’s B” football team. LAURENCE REGER . . . Rceg . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Austin. Ambition: Go on to college. Favorite Saying: Big joke. Remembers most at De: The time Ascher dropped his rear end on Henn. Ave. bridge. BRUCE RIVERS ... Judy .. . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: Visitation. Ambition: Nuclear Physicist or Chemist. Favorite Saying: Who’s got their homework? Activities: Intramurals; “B baseball; Golf 1; Adv. Otliccr 2. Remembers most at De: Bro. John C. and his curly white hair. STEPHEN ROBB . . . Steve . . . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: To become Senior Men’s Natl. Speedskating Champion. Favorite Saying: Hey man like what's pulling off. Activities: Debate 2. 3; Chess 1, 2; Glee Club. Remembers most at De: Bro. Liguori's religion class. RICHARD ROCHEFORD . . .Rick ... Adv 205 .. . Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: To become a member of the Minn. Bar Assn. Favorite Saying: Aw- come on fellas. Activities: Track 2. 3; Football 1. 3. 4; Adv. Officer 3. Remembers most at De: Freshman year. PAUL ROCK . . . Sid . . . Adv. 202 . . . Parish: Ascension. Ambition: To lead a good life. Favorite Saying: I guess so. Activities: Adv. Officer 3. Remembers most at De: Bro. John C. BERT ROGERS . . . Rod . . . Adv. 201 ... Parish: Our Lady of Victory. Ambition: Become a CPA and have a happy life. Favorite Saying: Take it easy doll. Activities: Hockey 2, 3; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Contact 2, 3, 4; Adv. Officer 1, 2, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: Bro. John C. knocking some 6' 3 seniors around. GENE ROGERS . . . Geno . . . Adv. 222 . . . Parish: St. Thomas. Ambition: To graduate from college and get a good job. Favorite Saying: How about that fans. Activities: Intra-murals; Benildus Club. Remembers most at De: Bro. Liguori’s religion class. JAMES ROMANIAK . . . Roam . . . Adv. 206 . . . Parish: St. Charles Borromeo. Ambition: To be a bigger lush than Jerry Little. Favorite Saying: Teach me tiger. Activities: Intra-murals; Adv. Officer 2. Remembers most at De: 5th period in my senior year. RICHARD ROONEY . . . Roona . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish St. Charles. Ambition: To build my three thousand dollar home in Florida. Favorite Saying: BOt Brother, homework over the weekend? Activities: Golf; Dramatics. Remembers most at De: The day Brother Arnold came to De and took over our religion class. CARY ROOTKIE . . . Eli . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Lawrence. Ambition: To be an architect. Favorite Saying: Say Boy. Activities: Benildus Club. Remembers most at De: State Tournament of 1960. JAMES RUNDQUIST . . . Little Jim . . . Adv. 201 Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: To work my way through college and obtain a good job afterwards. Favorite Saying: That’s the way it goes. Activities: Tennis; Contact; Legion of Mary; Benildus Club. Remembers most at De: Brother Stephen’s classes. PHILIP RUSCIANO . . . Pizza . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To teach Mike Doyle how to drive. Favorite Saying: Idiot. Activities: Contact; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Brother Oliver’s Bookkeeping class. WILLIAM RUSH . . . Willie . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Boniface. Ambition: Be a top student at St. Thomas Colleee. Favorite Saying: Let’s go bowling. Activities: Bowling; National Honor Society; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Bro. Liguori’s Geometry class. ARTHUR RUSSEL1___________Art . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Visi- tation. Ambition: To be like my father. Favorite Saying: Meet you at Horner's corner. Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1. Remembers most at De: The retreat, and Bro. Terence's sport talks. JAMES SALLER . . . Jim . . . Adv. 205 . . . Parish: Our Lady of Victory. Ambition: To make it in college. Favorite Saying: Yah, well what ya gonna do? Activities: Hockey 2, 3. Remembers most at De: Brother Stephen's Physics tests. MICHAEL SCHAEFER . . . Mike . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Thomas. Ambition: To enter the U. of M. Favorite Saying: Is that right? Activities: Tennis 4; Baseball 2; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: The little old man at the attendance desk. DONALD SCHAUST . . . Buns . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: St. Stephen’s. Ambition: To be a successful college graduate. Favorite Saying: Lots of luck. Activities: Contact; Intramurals; Football 1; Pep Club; Adv. Officer 3. Remembers most at De: The individual help given by all the faculty. RAYMOND SCHMITZ . . . Ray . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: St. Joan of Arc. Ambition: Join the Air Force. Favorite Sayings: Not too neat. Activities: Intramurals. Remembers most at De: The Chemistry Club. MARK SCHNEIDER . . . Shark . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: Assumption. Ambition: To enter the field of oceanography. Favorite Saying: No sweat. Activities: Science Club 3; National Honor Society 4. Remembers most at De: The heavenly guidance of the Brothers. FRANK SCHOPF . . . Butch . . . Adv. 206 . . . Parish: St. Austin. Ambition: Advertising and promotion. Favorite Saying: Aw. Brother, I need a break. Activities: Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Brother Liguori and Thumper” with their hand picked group. DON SCOTT . . . Scotty . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Austin. Ambition: To be a lawyer. Favorite Saying: Give men your homework. Activities: Intramurals; Baseball 2; Glee Club 3. Remembers most at De: Brother Stephen's wild physics classes. MICHAEL SEIBEI_______Mike . . . Adv. 201 . . . Parish: St. Peter's. Ambition: To become a country doctor that commutes from the city in a sports car. Favorite Saying: You clod. Activities: Dramatics 4; Cheerleading 4; Contact. Remembers most at De: Fran. PETER SEIDL . . . Plato . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: U.S. Marine Sergeant. Favorite Saying: Well, did you sec Lucy yet? Remembers most at De: Mr. Lown and his battleship. MARTIN SHALLBETTER . . . Marty . . . Adv. 203 . . . Parish: St. Bridget’s. Ambition: To get into engineering. Favorite Saying: You’re kidding. Activities: Wrestling 3, 4; Tennis 3. 4; Adv. Officer 1. Remembers most at De: The Brothers and their ability to keep control. RICHARD SCHULTZ . . . Dean . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Visitation. Ambition: To marry a beautiful female, have ten kids, a nice house and the money to pay for it all. Favorite• Saying: Who's got his Trig? Activities: Wrestling 2. 4. Remembers most at De: Sievcrs and his wool shirt. THOMAS SCHWAPPACH . . . Schwaps . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: St. Anne’s. Ambition: To be an engineer. Favorite Saying: Aw c’mon fellows. Activities: Intramurals; Bcnildus Club 4; Advisory Officer I. Remembers most at De: The stares of Brother I.. Robert. Let’s cut the chatter men! TIMOTHY SHERRY . . . T.S. . . . Adv. 202 . . . Parish: St. Bridget’s. Ambition: To become a diesel mechanic. Favorite Saying: I’m hungry. Activities: Hockey 3, 4; Student Council; Advisory Officer 4. Remembers most at De: Mr. Zetah’s 6th period Science class. GREGORY SHIPSHOCK . . . Gregs . . . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: St. Charles Borromeo. Ambition: Pharmacist. Favorite Saying: Your physiognomy is execrable. Activities: Debate 2, 3; Chess 2. 3. Remembers most at De: The nice view of Eastman Flats. PATRICK SHEEHAN . . . Ski . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Resurrection. Ambition: To marry a girl named Bob. Favorite Saying: Huh!!!!! Activities: Senior Council; Advisory Officer 2. 4. Remembers most at De: Mr. Zetah’s 6th period Science class. STEPHEN SHEEHAN . . . Swede . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Stephens. Ambition: To own a taxidermy shop. Favoritb Saying: Huh!!!! Remembers most at De: Bro. Felix’s wood shop. KENNETH SHIREK . . . Ken . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Lawrence. Ambition: Live long enough to see girls at De. Favorite Saying: You better cool off or big Ken will freeze you out. Remembers most at De: The time they thought they caught us smoking in the third floor can. WILLAM SHISH . . . Fish . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: Our Lady of Victory. Ambition: To retire at 25. Favorite Saying: Tell me about Ray. Activities: Hockey 2, 3. Remembers most at De: Bro. Felix and the work we were supposed to do in shop class. JAMES SHOMETA . . . Jim . . . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: St. Austin’s. Ambition: Lawyer. Favorite Saying: Hey Charlie!!! Activities: Contact; Delta; Benildus Club. Remembers most at De: Bro. Bernard’s “Gosh Kids.’’ JAMES S1ERZANT . . . Searz . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: St. Charles Borromeo. Ambition: To make it through college. Favorite Saying: Flathcads—Forever. Activities: Football B; Student Council; Intramurals; Adv. Officer 4. Remembers most at De: Radical wildness in the fifth period. Ych 1 read Abbey last night! JAMES SI EVERS . . . Jim . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Austin's. Ambition: To teach Mr. Graf something about the Tidclands. Favorite Saying: You’re just too much. Remembers most at De: Lunch in Bro. Leonard's history class. WILLIAM SIMMS . . . Bill . . . Adv. 205'. . . Parish: St. C harles. Ambition: To retire at the age of 35.- Favorite Saying: Cut that out! Activities: Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Bro. Ralph Leonard. DA Vi 13 SJOQU1ST . . . Dave . . . 203 . . . Parish: Holy Rosary. Ambition: Chemical engineer. Favorite Saying: Ah bullroar! Activities: Islander; Delta: Basketball; Track; Cheerleader; Monogram Club; Pep Club; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: The State Basketball Tournaments. WALTER SKAVNAK . . . Chico II . . . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: To become the first Polish president. Favorite Saying: She loves me. Activities: Baseball; N.H.S.; Senior Adv. Ofiicer 3, 4; Council; Intramurals; Contact. Remembers most at De: Mr. Johnson’s foot. THOMAS SINNER . . . Tom . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Immaculate Conception. Ambition: To work in the electronic field. Favorite Saying: Yah. I’ll get my “Ham” license. Activities: Radio Club; Dramatics Club. Remembers most at De: The “hard” courses in math and English. JAMES SITARZ . . . Suds . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: To make pumpkin pic out of the Great Pumpkin.” Favorite Saying: Give me a sandwich or give me death. Activities: Baseball; Advisory Ofiicer 1. Remembers most at De: Mr. Graf’s short five minute speeches. ROBERT SNEGOSKI . . . Bob . . . Adv. 201 .. . Parish: St. Richard’s. Ambition: Be a $40,000 a year magazine salesman. Favorite Saying: Good enough. Activities: Tennis; Islander; Glee Club; Dixieland Band; Intramurals. Remembers most at De: Mr. Johnson, whose honesty and integrity will always be our guiding force. CRAIG SMITH . . . Smitty . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: St. Anne’s. Ambition: To graduate. Favorite Saying: Not more homework! Activities: Debate; Dramatics. Remembers most at De: The time that Fred Mayer came to school two days in a row. ROBERT SMITH . . . Smitty . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: To further my education and become a corporation lawyer. Remembers most at De: Brother Oliver shouting at the poor students in his class. PATRICK SOKOI________Ralph . . . Adv. 201 ... Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: Physicist. Favorite Saying: How about that! Activities: Pep Band; N.H.S.; Glee Club. Remembers most at De: Bro. Stephen’s wonderful experiments that never worked. DANIEL SOLBERG . . . Maverick . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: To retire young. Favorite Saying: Got my money today Dobby? Remembers most at De: The bell that rings at 2:45. LARRY SOLLER . . . Lar . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: Resurrection. Ambition: Become a carry out boy. Favorite Saying: 1 sure know. Activities: Intramuals; Tennis. Remembers most at De: Mr. Zctah’s 6th period class. JOHN SULLIVAN . . . Dan . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: Holy Rosary. Ambition: To go to college. Favorite Saying: Next Man. Remembers most at De: Brother John C.’s candy counter. MICHAEL SULLIVAN . . . Sully . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: St. Helena’s. Ambition: To join the Air Force. Favorite Saying: It’s kids day at the fair. Activities: Benildus Club; Pep Club; Chess Club. Remembers most at De: Bro. Jovian’s sodi-pop factory in St. Louis. DAVID SUTTON . . . Skip . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: Make a million and retire at 18. Favorite Saying: Rather owe it to you than cheat you out of it. Remembers most at De: Mr. Zetah’s famous yell “Please be quiet.” ROBERT SVIHEL . . . Bob . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: St. Thomas. Ambition: To beat Dave Jennings in a fair drag. Favorite Saying: My clutch was slipping a little. Remembers most at De: The week Fred Mayer showed for school every day. ROBERT SPINNER . . . Harry . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: Receive scholarship to Molar Barber. Favorite Saying: Are you in the mood? Activities: Football 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: The last ten yards in the St. Thomas game. PATRICK STIEHM . . .' Pat . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: Holy Name. Ambition: To live successfully. Favorite Saying: That’s the way the game goes. Activities: Islander 1; NFL; Dramatics; Pep Club; Contact. Remembers most at De: The dances, games, and plays. DAVID TAYLOR . . . Mort . . . Adv. 122 .. . Parish: St. Thomas. Ambition: Navy. Favorite Saying: S’all right, s’all right. Remembers most at De: Nick. RAYMOND TESKE . . . Ray . . . Adv. 210 .. . Parish: St. Anne’s. Ambition: Become a jet pilot. Favorite Saying: Prove it. Activities: Intramurals; B Baseball. Remembers most at De: Checking in with Brother John C. after being absent. DANIEL THOMAS . . . Dan . . . Adv. 205 . . . Parish: Visitation. Ambition: To be successful. Favorite Saying: Hey Al! You wanna pug? Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Adv. Officer 4. Remembers most at De: The day Big Ron got his size sixteens. ROBERT TOM1SAK . . . Bob . . . Adv. 222 .. . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: To be bigger than Hepburn. Favorite Saying: Let’s go up to Helen’s. Activities: Basketball 1; Football 2: Golf 2, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: Making my quota in the magazine drive. JOHN V1NER . . . John . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: Holy Rosary. Ambition: Electronics. Favorite Saying: “C'Q DE K0UBO”. Activities: Radio Club 2, 3. 4; Science Club 2; National Honor Society. Remembers most at De: Mr. Frank’s demonstrations and Bro. Bernard’s really nice experiments. EDWARD VOLKER . . . Pedro . . . Adv. 206 .. . Parish: Incarnation. Ant bit ion: To gc a job! Favorite Saying: I'll pay you back tomorrow. Activities: Student Council; Football; Basketball; Intramurals; Adv. Offices: Pres. I. V.P. 2, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms. Remembers most at De: The De-Bcnildc games. DENNIS WAR EH AM . . . Denny . . . Adv. 201 ... Parish: Christ the King. Ambition: To get Mr. Graf out on a limb. Favorite Saying: Terrific! Activities: Baseball 2, 3; Science Club; Radio Club 2: National Honor Society. Remembers most at De: My Senior teachers. THOMAS WEST . . . Tom . . . Adv. 201 ... Parish: St. Charles. Ambition: Conquer the cruel hard world. Favorite Saying: Drive for the show and putt for the dough. Activities: Basketball I. 2; Golf 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society; Adv. Officer 1. 2, 3. Remembers most at De: The intramurals. GERALD VOSIKA . . . Vos . . . Adv. 201 ... Parish: St. Anne’s. Ambition: To be a surgeon and win the Nobel prize in medicine. Favorite Saying: Take ’er easy. Activities: Islander 2, 3. 4; Science Club 2, 3. 4; National Honor Society. Remembers most at De: My junior year. THOMAS WANDER . . . Duck . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Resurrection. Ambition: To go to the U. of M. Favorite Saying: I’m hungry. Activities: Science Club 3; Bowling Team. Remembers most at De: John C. JOHN WESTER MAN . . . Lyle . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Incarnation. Ambition: To return to the good life. Favorite Saying: Hey, you with the stars in your eyes. Remembers most at De: Those great Bcnilde games. 140 THOMAS WEYRAUCH . . . Wee . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: St. Boniface. Ambition: To succeed. Favorite Saying: 1 doubt it!! Activities: Advisory Officer 1. Remembers most at De: Brother John C.’s stories. WILLIAM WHITFIELD . . . Whit . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: Immaculate Conception. Faribault, Minn. Ambition: To make lots of money and raise lots of kids. Favorite Saying: Nice shirt on the fellow. Activities: Swimming team 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Delta; Islander; Monogram Club; Contact; Football mgr. Remembers most at De: The basketball games. CURTIS WICKS . . . Curt . . . Adv. 205 .. . Parish: Annunciation. Ambition: Go to college, get a good job. make lots of money. Favorite Saying: So far. so good! Activities: Science Club 2. Remembers most at De: Graduating. RAYMOND WILLIAMS . . . Ray . . . Adv. 222 .. . St. Boniface. Ambition: Become a doctor. Favorite Saying Gimme just 5 more minutes. Activities: Speech and Debate 2; Red Jackets 2: Glee Club 3; Dramatics 2; Delta; N.H.S. 4. MICHAEL WILSON . . . Wils . . . Adv. 202 .. . Parish: St. Kevin. Ambition: To become a traveling salesman. Favorite Saying: But—but—but why? Activities: Bcnildus Club. Remembers most at De: The fights in the lunchroom. JOHN W1TTMAN . . . Wit . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: St. Peter. Ambition: To go into forestry. Favorite Saying: Sho' nuff! Activities: Football 1. 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Delta. Remembers most at De: Brother Ralph’s stories. I.ORENTZ WITTMERS . . . Witt . . . Adv. 201 ... Parish: St. Anne’s. Ambition: To contribute to the advancement of science. Favorite Saying: You can’t win ’em all. Activities: Science Club 2. 3. 4; Contact; N.H.S. Remembers most at De: Brother John C. in the candy store. JOHN WRONSKI . . . Curly . . . Adv. 205 . . . Parish: St. Lawrence. Ambition: Finish college. Favorite Saying: Prove it!! Activities: Chess Club 3: Speech 3; Debate 3. 4. Remembers most at De: NO GIRLS! STEPHEN ZAJAC . . . Zeb . . . Adv. 203 .. . Parish: Holy Cross. Ambition: To be a dentist. Favorite Saying: Any old port in a storm. Activities: Golf 2, 3, 4; Senior Council; Advisory Officer 1, 2, 3, 4. Remembers most at De: The rough boys from Northeast. 141 Senior Poll Best Looking — Bob Snegoski Most Popular — Joe Gillespie Most Likely To Succeed — Bill Draves Best Student — Matt Cunningham Typical Senior — Terry Layer Did Most For The Senior Class — Joe Gillespie Best Athlete — Bob Dalsin Best Dressed — John Metzger Noisiest — A1 Nelson Quietest — A1 Currie Best Sense of Humor — Jerry Little Most School Spirit — Phil Norris Biggest Drag With The Faculty — Tony Pazik Sleepiest Senior — Gerry Vosika Biggest Wolf — John Metzger Biggest Smoker — Denny Galvin Best Basketball Player — Jon Bell Best Football Player — Dave Kos Best Baseball Player — Bob Dalsin Favorite Sport — Basketball Can You Imagine Brother Bernard, hands in pockets, calmly standing by his desk teaching chemistry . . . Brother Patrick fumbling for a retort . . . Brother Daniel playing violin with the De-Mens . . . Brother Paul bored with life because he has nothing to do . . . Mr. Graf answering a question in one sentence . . . Brother Stephen giving a rousing pep talk before an important chess match . . . Mr. Johnson being investigated by the F.B.I. . . . Mr. Reinhart actually sitting still during a basketball game . . . Mr. Casanova in a swimming suit . . . Brother Ligouri blushing . . . Bob Snegoski with a crewcut . . . Dc getting drubbed in basketball ... the dramatics club putting on “Peyton Place” . . . Dave Kos taking on Jim O’Grady . . . Wally Hinz studying . . . a “Pep Rally” without dessert . . . The cooks Congratulations To ... N.S. — For leading the student body on; Brother Bernard — For unfailing marksmanship with the electroyte squeeze bottle; Leo — For his most efficient speed in locking up all the Rest rooms after school; Brother Stephen — Who else could demonstrate Murphy’s Law so well; The Mellonotes — For winning “The Worst Band to Play at a De Dance” award; Mr. Graf — The only De man to meet Senator Humphrey in a revolving Favorite Male Singer — Johnny Mathis Favorite Female Singer — Connie Francis Favorite Actor — Tony Curtis Favorite Actress — Sandra Dee Best Movie — Ben Hur Favorite T.V. Show — Maverick Favorite Song — Theme From “A Summer Place” Favorite Magazine — Mad Favorite Cars — “Impala”, “Bonneville” Favorite Comic Strip — Peanuts Favorite Disc Jockey — Hal Murray Favorite Smoke — Marlboro’s Favorite Food — Steak Favorite Girl’s School — Holy Angels Favorite Teacher — Brother H. Paul Favorite Study — Figures Pet Peeve — Senior Lunch Hour Rules Biggest Farce of The Year — The Regional Game Secret Ambition — To Graduate serving filet mignon to the seniors . . . Merrill Kline getting kicked out of school . . . some senior actually shoving his chair under the table after lunch ... a senior coming into school through the front door . . . De and Bcnilde in a return snowball fight — with mud pies ... the cheerleaders forgetting a cheer . . . De losing money on a magazine drive . . . John Metzger wearing the same clothes two days in a row .. . the brothers getting beat in baseball . . . Linda with an unlisted telephone number ... the Quartermasters and the Stock Blocks in a rumble over who has the faster cars . . . Brother John C. saying something other than “Keep that in mind.” . . . someone actually getting his hot lunch before the lunch period ends ... a dance at De as a flop . . . Joe Gillespie making an enemy . . . Linda at St 9-20 . . . 280 . . . er . . 820 . . . ah .. .ah. door; Brother Daniel — Who else could survive subzero temperatures five periods a day and still be able to write “Vi sheet” with such perfect penmanship?; Brother Ligouri — No explanation needed; The Chess Team — At least somebody won a state championship at De; The Career Festival — It got us out of school, didn’t it?; The Delta Staff — for getting the yearbook out. 142 L. to R. top to bot.: 1) What brand's Julkowski chewing? 2) You punky sophomore.” 3) What? Speak louder. 4) All right you guys, whose bag? 5) Should have done that last night, Vos. 6) Kookie, Kookie, lend me your comb. 7) Gregs and Bubblehead decide whether to wareham or don't wear-em. 8) Did you hear what I heard?” 9) Where's the Jungle Rot”? 10) Banack slams another. 11) The men study? 12) A bunch of cool beats jam it up. In Appreciation Our book would be incomplete without a word of appreciation to all the people that have cooperated to make the 1960 Delta a reality. For the taking and developing of pictures we thank Scherling-Pletsch, Brother Oliver, and the Camera Club. For the production of the yearbook we thank Mr. Muellerleilc of North Central Publishing. For production of the cover we thank Dahl Covers. A special thank-you to Schaefer Construction for the use of the picture of the new building. Finally for generous cooperation throughout the year, we are grateful to Brother Norbert, Principal; Brother Mark, Assistant Principal; all members of the faculty and staff; the homeroom representatives who did the collecting; all who were good enough to buy the yearbook; the Delta Staff, and their advisor. Brother Patrick. 144