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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1961 volume:

. ,Z ,f f Z Z 1 Z Q ,Z ,4 4 Z f Z 9 5 g Q g g f K Z5 g Z 4 4 1' Z Z5 Z 7 Z 5 I96I Ile 3 La De neapolis Min Delta Staff Moderator . . . Brother J. Clarence Senior Editor . . . David McElroy Junior Editor . . . Joseph Dixon Faculty Section David Tylcwinslci, Editor Richard Herrmann Social Section Andrew Rusinlco, Editor Terrence Bucko Sports Section Robert Vincent, Editor William Knight Activities Section Paul McCarthy, Editor Patrick Callahan Underclassmen Section Jay l-leffern, Editor Earl McDonald Michael Gallagher Senior Section Gregory Theissen, Editor Charles Dumas Fred Zurelc Photog ra phy William Bedor Art David Baker Louis Grams Robert Wirth Table of Contents Dedication. . . Theme....... Administration .... . . . Faculty ......... . . . Activity .......... . . . Social Activities. . . . . . Sport Activities ...... . . . Academic Activities. . . . . . Students ............ . . . Freshmen .... . . . Sophomores .... . . . Juniors .... . . Seniors. . . . . . Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 4 8 IO I4 22 24 42 6l 82 86 I0O I I I I22 Q if '11 15 -L 'li cd 2 fx S 5 H' 3 Ti ,S . ,, 5 6 5 si nk : 'K L n K f i Q w 4 4 Dedicated to Mr. Casanova . Mr. Graf ..... Mr. Bill Johnson Mr, lvlarkwalder Mr. Bohen Mr. Buron . . . Mr. Maroney .. Mr. Svobodny . Mr. duBois ... Mr. Horning .... . . Mr. Ure-chi Mr. Hagen Mr. Kelly . . . Mr. Parsons . Mr. Shrake Mr. Simmons .. ,ll years . 9 years . . ... 9 years 7years 6 years .. . 6 years . 6 years . 6 years . 5 years 5 years ... 3 years 2 years Qyears Mr. Vaughan ... ... 2 years Mr. Zefah .... Mr. Odell .... Mr. De Witte . Mr. Dziedzic .. Mr. Franczak . Mr. Heckaihorn Mr. Panion Mr. Roach .... Mr. Taylor . .. Mr. Todd . .. Mr. Warkel .. . Mr. Nick Johnson . ., Mr. Mahowald . 2 years . . . 2 years . 2 years . 2 years IVQ years ,. .... l year . .... i year .. ... i year .. l year ...lyear ....iyear ...lyear ...lyeor lyear . V2 year ...Vzzyear Dedication to Lay Faculty The senior class respectfully dedicates the I96l Delta to the lay teachers of De La Salle. We feel that their contribution to the school de- serves further recognition. Every member of the lay faculty makes financial sacrifices to further Chris- tian education by teaching here. ln addition to their school duties, they take a great interest in the extra- curricular activities of the students. More important, by their example of intellectual honesty, self-sacri- fice, and charity, they inspire simi- lar practices in the students. 6 Ei mu In .AL if-L-7 In l I COR AD COR LOQUITUR Y T w f MOST REVEREND LEONARD P. COVVLEY, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of ST. Paul ,- .,..,r F15-.53,:, ,, SQ EHN T f VILLA' f liiijwkmf, UiEag?H5Q Mig 5 E 53252221 55 Q. gi vm :LQ :fE5E1E:E. :f 'fi'-' E . i 5:3:5:a:2: N . ? 7 MOST REVEREND WILLIAM O. BRADY DD., S.T.D. Archbishop of St, Paul 6 .451 Lflzf-if ' fkii ff M Lap: A2255 ,,.Lz 591iiiii65J:eig?Qi' A sl' 3 X if fefziw-'l,f:v41,1,afegvgm if ,, wx H if Q lpmgwsifxi-5-S,-:mirawwwS 1 Q fn S ' S f K , n www' ' - F L Let us remember that we The simple prayer, Let us remember that we are in the holy pres- ence of God , is the basis for the life of each person here at De La Salle. This year the Delta has taken its theme from this prayer. The Father, represent- ing creativity, is the symbol ,for the activ- ities section. The Son, the standard of per- fection, is symbolic of the student section. The Third person of the Trinity, the Holy Spirit, who gives us love and enlighten- ment, is symbolic of the faculty section. The Delta feels that this is an appropriate evaluation of life at De La Salle. are In the holy presence of Godf' we-b.,.,,,.c Brother Norbert takes a brief respite from his administrative tasks. Brother Norbert, Principal, is a man of many traits and various abilities. Besides doing his regular administrative duties, Brother sometimes acts as a substitute teacher. He can always be depended upon to help a student with his sage advice. This coming August Brother Norbert along with his assistant principals Brother Mark and Brother Hillary will celebrate their Twenty-Five Anniversary as a Christian Brother. 10 MNA Left: Bro. Norbert pinch hits for Latin Teacher Mr. DeWi1'?e. Below: Brother ossisfs Mrs, Burley with her book keeping. Wx Brother Hilary, Second Assistant Principal Brother H. Mark, First Assistant Principal ,,.'-f' as y gf fi .7 gg Fl .M .smreffmrw it yytc ytyslg at Nicholas Wilmes Nick Wilmes, De's dedicated engineer and reliable maintenance man for the past 22 years, vvas stricken with a heart attack in the early morning hours of November l. Later in the day he passed away at St. Mary's Hospital. The members of the senior class attended his funeral Mass which was held at Resurrection church. Nick vvas interred in the National Cemetery at Fort Snelling, Nick will not soon be forgotten by the facultv and student body of De La Salle for his many years of devoted service. 13 . E I x 1 K 1 ! E 1 The ringed hand is a representation of God the Holy Spirit, the Third Person of the Blessed Trinity. lt is symbolic of His great love and of His work of enlight- enment. The Holy Spirit completes the work of sanctifica- tion begun by God the Son. He is the guide and inspira- tion of all Chris- tians. The teachers of De La Salle act as instruments of the Holy Spirit, guiding and enlightening the boys under their care. Thus, His symbol is an appro- priate one for the faculty section. Mr. Dziedzic writes down an important population statistic during his world history class. He also is coach of the sophomore football team. Two new D teachers, Mr. N. Johnson CSEATEDJ and Mr. Mahowald, compare notes. Mr. Johnson teaches business math and English while Mr. Mahowald specializes in American history and Problems of Democracy. Mr. Taylor, sophomore English teacher, writes his favorite vocabulary word Mr. Workel performs another enjoyable experiment. Besides on the board. teaching chemistry, he also teaches first-year algebra, 16 ii 3 Brother Kenneth is a student at the University of Minnesota on a National Science Foundation grant. -lst-Sie me ummm- wigwmmuwwqz Y . c . ,1 Brother Regis peruses one of his school tomes from the MV- CUSUUOVG U. of M. He is working for his doctorate in education. 17 -, .mwfeffwfa i, ' .fsfifwaissmz --vi . MLW, ,.,.. K , .ef if M 7' 4 'rm' ff' '9'-le-q,- Q 1 1 Q Bro. John C. smiles while handling a few freshman attend- ance cards. He is the director of the famous and popular Personal Improvement Club. ' .waiwf-' t. i New is often seen like this working at his desk, He is the head of the school guidance department. Dick Reinhart, varsity basketball mentor, smiles as he watches the performance at his players during practice. He has coached De to seven state Catholic basketball titles in the last I5 years. ,ke nr'-' Mr. Horning selects a homework assignment from his book for one of his consumer economic classes, He is also coach of the baseball and the wrestling teams. Mr. Utecht watches as Mr. Shrake attempts to sink another bucket. These two happy-go-lucky fellows are De's physical education teach- ers. Mr. Utecht is coach of the varsity track team. 18 E X. . ,v i rg: Mrs. Theissen, librarian, pages through a reference book. She is always willing to help a boy in finding a book. Mrs. Bohen pair is seen types to the dictation of Mr. Cody. This cheerful daily in The business oilice, Brother Paschal is often seen in a similar pose To this during his leisure Time. Besides being the school librarian, Brother is moderator of the Islander. Mrs. Burley, school registrar, does one of the many duties that are per- formed by her during The day. Among the sfudenfs she is affectionately known as my girl Friday. 19 Messrs. McNeeIy, Shannon, and Ellis join in a united eflorr to keep the corridors clean. These three men make up an indispensable part of the school's crew. Popular Leo Svobodny school engineer and general handyman, in a characteristic pose. 20 M e.. .. ,H Mrs. Novalony, school nurse, busies herself at her desk, 0,,M.,.,- 4 25? gf 5 . :aaszcvuxgexr V io12 ! 5 6 7 S 9 22131-i1516!Y 192021222324 26272B29309f Cooks Mrs. Fiebiger, Mrs. Ringwelski, Mrs. Molecki, and Mrs. Budzynski prepare for work. MfW,..- Mrs. Shannon deans up offer noon meal. She is o recent ocquisifion to the kitchen help. 21 1 2 The outstretched hand is representa- tive of God the Fa- ther, the First Per- son of the Blessed Trinity. lt is sym- bolic of His creative power because of His desire to share His infinite happi- ness with us. God created man and for him, the world. ln our daily activities we exercise our own form of finite crea- tivity, and thereby, complement the in- finite creativity of God. For this reason the Father is a fit- ting symbol for stu- dent activities. ocia Homecoming is The TullesT Week oi The school year. AcTiviTies range from Ticl4eT selling To The big game iTselT, AlThough The homecoming game is The high poinT of The week, There are many lesser acTiviTies To keep everyone happy. The Frosh are enTerTained vviTh a special program of aThleTics in The gym. The Upperclassmen aTTend The dance and Take care of all The preparaTions Tor iT. OT course There is a pep assembly on Fri- day before The game. Taken all TogeTher, The week is one of high spiriTs, which is iTs purpose. IT we are To have an eTTecTive and well balanced school program we musT have school spiriT. Homecoming Queen CaThy Scanlan and her escort, Tom ManTel. lr I 9 i L 1lllIuwgp.-..- The Queen and her Princesses with Cheerleaders. The latest In transportation to the game The royal party at the dance, Q, m lr' A float for the parade. A friend who found trouble Desseryf Cheerleaders, J. Krause, J. Bierden, E. Rushin, and C. Muller 26 The purpose of pep assemblies is To mainfain inTeresT in The aCTiviTies of The school. By making school spiriT more Tangible They give The sTudenTs more of an inTeresT in all phases OT school life, By These assemblies sTuclenTs are encouraged To Take parT in more acTiyiTies, set feeling? Bro, Norberf awards prizes To winners of crazy hat day. Lefh Bro. Ambrose speaks at an cs- sembly. Right Do you get That up- 27 ,,f-ff' F Senior Retreats Seniors Jensmd, Ropocz, ond Ondrey do some spiriTuol reading, Retreofoms ponder Their problems. J--'4 This yeor, os in The posT, oll of De's Seniors hove mode o Tvvo doy closed reTreoT oT Kings House in Bulriolo, IviirmesoTo, The doys ore occupied by conferences vviTh The reTreoT mosTer, ond spiriTuol reoding periods, Eoch reTreoTonT is given on opporTuniTy To confer privoTely vviTh The reTreoT moisier iT he hos ony problems on which he desires odvice. The purpose of The reTreoTs is To give The Seniors omple Time To Think obouT Their TuTure life, os rnony of Them will never hove onoTher oppor- TuniTy To do so. MosT oT The Seniors Toke The re- Treoi very seriously, ond derive C1 greoT cirnounf oT soTisTocTion from iT. 'M X .r We S if iw uw-agwf: iQ . , ,fi - - T ,iw 1 A yay T - jivf Couples danced to The music of Dick Kos? Some couples sit ond folk, to get OH the crowded floor. SomeThing new This yeor To replace The rncigd- zine drive, was Mcirdi Gros. The Tunds rdised were used primciriiy To pay for The parking IOT. The TirsT phose wds Teen- oge nighi. Music wds furn- ished by Dick Kc1sT ond held in The gym To dccom- modoTe The Idrge crowd. 30 The parents ploy cords ond mee? new friends. T P A R E N T S Some of the pcrenfs donce to the soft music. N I G H T The second phose of The Mordi Gros wos porenfs' night. IT con- sisted of Two ports, the firsi being cords in The oudiforium, ond The second o clonce in The gym. 1 31 SALE PJARDAQGYCKB DELA Mike crowns Mike i 7,3 ,M 1, L 5 .45 , 1 w- fw1',, ,vi K Ee , K W wx r ,fI ,,gg5,wwQdf,,',g,, -np Aff: ffm' 9 ff 'WW' ' gg-49 JN ff M n,., W 'W' ffm W' if fm:-:.ivw gi A E9 Xxx efsifs. ' lvxx Mwef' Fin- 'P as wg' f Q I? 4 iggfadmm A1255 Aqlh at x , If P gf 'Q ' 32? if Q 5 Ajslpkees A? 51 fi F 2 if c id gf V fi., Q, ,' f 23 fi 4 ' f F gif! 3 I 5 0 wif , ,I if 3 'I' ' v ,ds ff,-,..v 5 5 'figfff fp 8 eg J My Jed 5,3 ' V 6' gf JJ, 9,5 ' K 3,- e 'ifpflfff 3 X N Cfxsgksxifgixvf' gig- xifgtijg df X - 5 'E After The do nce. 32 Bird's-eye view of dance Ofticerss Mrs. Arthur Bierden, Secretary, Mrs. Mark Hayes, President, Mrs. Robert Bretzke, Vice President, Mrs. Hugh Knaff, Treasurer. Missing from this picture: Mrs. Paul Coleman, Membership Secretary. Members: Brother K. Francis, Mrs. Schumacher, Mr. Connors, Mr. ture: Mrs. Sheehan. Weeres, Mrs. Peters. Missing from this pic- -N-..,,,,G-AM was-M' WM I 33 Boosters Oicficers of the Boosters Club: Mr. Lorsung, Mr. Jocob, Mr. Govin, President, Brother Ligouri, Moderator ond Mr. Fleerhom. The BoosTers is one OT The mosT voluoble orgonizohons OT De. Their oirn is To supporT The ocodernic, sociol, ond oThleTic ocTiviTies of The school. WiThouT Their supporT mony of our ocTiviTies could noT TuncTion. The BoosTers roiise money by sponsoring o Smoker ond by helping wiTh The Mordi Gros. Mmmmm good soys o W Q i T e r of The Boosrer Smoker. V737 v 1- T -T' ' ma Roofs 34 AN P Boosfe rs oword prizes, Alumni Q 5 'A va Boosters enioy hot dogs of get-fogefher. 5 if. Af Q i , o i r, A ,. i w i52.'f: . f - 1. ...,. A.. , E. ,lzgyfsg 1 L :ez . dwg, my Omcers: Thomas L. Cossody, Vice Presidenfy Hans Reiss, Treosurerg Robert M. Boil, President Tlwedore S. Pociborski, Financial Secreforyp Clefus Swan, Recorder Secretary. 35 il Moving in for a check. This year a new activity, Sno Week, replaced the traditional Basketball Homecoming of former years. The week featured winter sports activities such as hockey, wrestling, svvimrning, basketball, and broom hockey. The week ot activity vvas highlighted by a dance featuring the music ot Rod Aaberg. Students playing broom hockey - one of the various activities during Sno Week. Couples enioy music by Rod Aaberg. 36 The Casual Side De teacher mcxinfoins rigid discipline in the lunchroom. iunsv Achollenge to f,ROlphA,, Another De mon sinks happily f the botfom. l 37 C' Boy do I love Those De Lo Salle lunches! fn- 54.. ,..-E 1 3 AIl's I wonno know is, who's The joker on Tho? Bunsen burner! 38 You mean that you don'T speck SonskriT?! Student hangs himself afler a baslcelball game while a glr on in horror. l looks 'X , X ',. ':. ' lik' fl li ,cel .r l - 'l . al? ' f 'Xxx , . Q f f ' N I , K V .gm kb 5 - 11 l y l l ,r -' 'M' L' ',v 7 ' l K 'ff? 7',,f ,F 5 . ' W :df ' A 'ggi'-7.,g..efLyT V M - 5,1 l QT li l l K J, rg ff l ' l h:Q l The monthly meeflng of The National Honor Society. l'm saved, hallelulahlu 39 Coach Reinharf geTs a vicfory ride from iubilanf De men. We aT De La Salle are privileged To have an ouT- sfanding baskefball coach. Mr. l2einharT's hffeen year record bears'This ouT. He has won 279 games while losing 5l. His Teams have a 62 poinT average per game while his opposifion has a 46 poinf aver- age. In The lasT few years, lvlr. Reinharf has become The masTer of The CCC. He has won The conference championship ThirTeen ouT of fiffeen Times and has won seven sTaTe championships. He is The only man To reTire a Traveling Trophy. Mr. ReinharT is also quife versaTile in oTher fields. He was our fooTball coach for many years during which he won four championships. Then his docfor Told him To give up coaching alTogeTher. Because iT was parT of his life, he compromised and gave up coaching iusf fooTball. Mr. Reinharf has more noTes on opposing baslceTball Teams Than any ofher coach in The sTaTe. These noTes inspire his players wiTh conhdence as was wiT- nessed in The lasT few years. He is also one of The besf developers of young TalenT. He has had ThirTy- five all-conference and all-sTaTe players. We on The Delfa, as well as everyone else aT De La Salle, are proud To have Mr. Reinharf as our Coach. 40 U 2' 1 ' 5.5 ciycscys .FT ReinharT, The perfecfionisf, gives Joe a few Tips on The fine painTs of baslceTball. X--. Tournament Teamwork Zochmon screens for Gleoson's shot Munn posses of? to the approaching ST. Aubin. Four De sfors rest on The bench offer The Sfofe Tournament. A Squad is? ROW: T. Eafon, T, LaCroix, M. Wilson, S. Lenarz, D, Bengson, E. Burns. 2nd ROW: J. Bunko Manager, R. Scoif, K. Keffer, G, Fuerstenberg, J. Heaiy, D. Hansen, H. Bram. 3rd ROW: C. Brambilla, D Nagen, R. Knight, R. Gibbs, M. McClellan, L. Kreafz, H. Brom. Swimming Co-Captains Gary Fuersfenberg and Karl Keffer show their stufi. 42 .1.....f.:..fef-.. .- -1 n..1.s1g,gf 1 . . k.Ak ,sbt . . ... . . T 2,. -. . T Q , , iii. . .Qs V ,-kk, W L ,.,.' l l B Squad 'lst ROW: D. Hall, J. Hastings, 5 v g iiiwlfl J ' lf Q 'A ' I n ' 'g W7 J. Bachmeier, J. Jensen, T. Kundla. 2nd .1 ' A ' .L ROW: P. Quist, J. St. Anthony, J. Healey, I 1 B , m fr E. weiblef, J. sfedmun, are ROW: J. wise, .... . JJJJ ifsiil s J.nn.J 1 ' B. Bunk, D. Erickson. W. Semvfz, J. Wolf, -.,',... T.. ..-L 751 ez fisfwi 4.1 1' 5 'z .l3-15:14 '-.. li ' K . T . . ,.., if ,V .N B. Larsen Missing: T. McCoy, T. Clifford. 3 1 J ' W ' A ' ' A ' 'h'k is ' 1- ' ' , if-W .. f . . - ..,. . ., ..,, , .... . . ., I .E iii ' y . 5 - t . '. if' , , t ' , -MVJJ .-. Z ,Q ' . .AL TIL ' K' . Sie 7 Q. Four record holders: R. Gibbs, K. Ketter, L. Kreatz, B. Scott. The swimming team, dominated by underclassmen and led by Brother Hugh, have a T3-3 record to date. The team has set new school records in all events execpt the 40 yard freestyle and the IOO yard backstroke. Co-captains of the team are Carl Ketter H3085 and Gary Fuerstenburg i203l. Two of the most important meets were against Henry and Edison. Our tankers won the first meet 40-38. It was decided in the last event, the freestyle relay, which set a new school record. The latter meet was lost by one point due to inexperience in the diving event. Our home pool has no diving board, the team often must forfeit eight points in the diving events. Brother Hugh has coached the team for two years, and has built a strong team. He hopes that in two years we will have a team comparable to any in the state. The B team is made up of less experienced swimmers who swim with the A team against weaker opponents. Three starting Freshmen and seven Sophomores are expected to return next year, while we will lose only four starting Seniors. 43 Football OPPONENTS DE Bethlehem . ., . O l4 Hill ..... . O 33 Regis . . . . 6 7 Cretin .... . . i3 6 St. Cloud . . . . O 9 Pacelli ..... . , i4 l5 St. Thomas .. . I9 21 Benilde ..... . . 2l l3 Hinz breaks through the line tor a long gain against the Red Knights. FIRST ROW: T. Harrer, E, Donatelle, T. Ronyalc, M. Lynch, D. Schreder, D. Krider, L. Stocco, M. Jacob, P, Fitzgerald, F. Lang, D. Gott, A. Rusinko, D. Vaughan and D. Hackathorn, assistant coaches. SECOND ROW: J, Persons, coach, A. Leitschuh, J. Hen- De LaSalle's football team posted a successful 6-2 record, under the direction ot coach John Parsons. The team, composed chiefly ot seniors, had its maior strength in balance. The season opener in Faribault brought a solid vic- tory over Bethlehem Academy, i4-O. Scoring the two touchdowns were tullback Dick Berry and haltback Lou Socco. The offense accounted tor over 300 yds. rushing in the tumble ridden game. The lslanders easily managed an inexperienced Hill by a score ot 33-O. First quarter scoring was by Lou Stocco, co-captain, and Dick Berry. A blocked punt by co-captain John Mulloy enabled the Islanders to score again. i - .AL , , .,..,...,.....,,... M W - . E nessey, K. McGurran, D. Berry, T, Feehan, M. Keller, R. Jacenko, bowski, S. Biernat, D. Baker, T. Mantel, T. Thompson, B, McLaughlin. D. Slovak, D. Mulloy, J, Sievers, B. Cronin, D. Zens, B. Vincent, Missing: G. Smith, J. Mulloy, H. Fleetham. R. Taallfe, J. Wittman. THIRD ROW: D, Shultis, D. Brown, E. Gavin, J. Manikowski, M. Collins, B. Constant, R. Foertch, T. Seep, S. Gra- Halfback Jeff Sievers kicked all three conversions for a QI-O halftime bulge. The gap was lengthened in the second half on scoring plays by Pete Fitzgerald and Ted Seeps. A 7-6 victory over Eau Claire Regis before their ca- pacity homecoming crowd gave the De men their third consecutive vvin. Down 6-O at halftime, the Islanders chalked up 6 quick points as Lou Stocco sped 70 yards on the first play of the second half. Jeff Sievers kicked the game winning point. A disastrous second half caused De, on homecoming day, to bow before co-conference champs Cretin. The Islanders were able to counter only in the fourth quar- ter when a 35 yd. scoring pass from Mike Jacob to Lou Stocco provided the hnal 6-l3. St, Cloud Cathedral submitted to a bruising defense employed by De as the Islanders thumped the Cru- saders 9-O. Off to a fast start in the first quarter Sen- ior halfback Lou Stocco scampered over right tackle for IO yards. Later Jeff Sievers kicked an ll yd. field goal to Hnish the scoring. At Austin Pacelli, the Islanders squelched homecom- ing day by capitalizing on an Austin miscue in the final minutes. The determined Shamrocks took com- mand I4-I3 with only minutes left in the game. A Pacelli fumble in their own end zone was pounced on by a host of Islanders for a safety and the deciding point. De La Salle nipped the Cadets from St. Thomas in another close contest QI-I9. Fullback Hugh Fleetham tallied in the first quarter on a 3 yd. plunge. Then quarterback Mike Jacob hit end Tom Feehan with a 22 yard touchdown aerial resulting in a I4-I2 halftime lead. The Cadets came back to score and take a I9-I4 lead only to lose when Stocco scored from the 7 yd. line late in the fourth quarter. Against Benilde De started strongly by posting a I3-O lead but gave up 7 points at the close of the first half. In spite of De-'s hard play the Red Knights scored twice in the second half to win QI-I3. Co-Captains Lead Team Onward John Mulloy Lou Stocco 46 Mike Jacob falls info Yhe enclzone to score against The CadeTs , A ,M www J 4-f V- Tom Feeharw grabs a pass from Jacob. Hinz tackled by Red Knights , offer a long gain. 47 Fieeilwom is coughr from behind by cu Raider offer picking up cz Hrs? down. Led by Jacob, Srocco turns the end in The Benilde game. i Jocob sets to throw o pass against Benilde After grabbing pass, Smith oufruns Crusader. Sfocco oufruns Red Knights to score Sfccco sweeps end against S1. Cloud. Basketball ill Sfllic TTTTSTTM M4 3 Li igiiif 'fl Sllllg l llslllll 1 ' T A151353 Y ll Slllli S 1. 9 :LA 1 M. Jacob, P. Schleeier, M. Munn, D. Domaille, R. Hippewell, G. Zachman, R. FoerTch, M. Gleason, J. Mani- kowski, E. Feigh, R. Taaffe, M. ST.Aubin. For The Third sTraighT year De La Salle capTured The CenTral Conference champion- ship. UndeTeaTed in conference play Tor The pasT Two seasons, The Islanders romped over all opposiTion. ATTer an early loss To Columbia HeighTs, The Team auickly maTured and vvenT undeTeaTed for The resT of The season. Coach Rienhari said, This is a Tine defensive Team Thai has The abiliTy To go oTTen- sivelyf' The Team was led by seniors Mike Gleason, The leagues leading scorer, and Gary Zachman. Junior Mike ST.Aubin and sophomore Joe Manikovvski provided The spiriT, and Mike Munn held The Team TogeTher vviTh his coolness and easy-going na- Ture. Rick FoerTch and Mike Jacobs were on The bench vvaiTing Tor The signal To go inTo The baTTle. FoerTch was perhaps The mosT improved player in The league, while Jacobs did his besT under ire. Because of The abiliTy of The TlrsT-Team many of The re- serves goT inTo The games. This was a compariTively young Team vviTh only live seniors on The squad. lT was one of The HnesT Islander Teams, and because of iTs caliber were undispuTed cham- pions of The CenTral CaTholic Conference. 50 S Lil Slim T fl TSW I lil Qirgln ,-. wir. 'll F . li fla k if Form ST. Aubin scores mgminsf The Red Knights. Gleason hits for ivvo more against North. Quofe heord from Q deiected Benilde player, lf you'rs going To score Tho? way, I'm quiftingf' 51 Mike Munn connects on one of his tew shots taken this season. Aw come on fellas this is my big chance, says Joe Manilcowski as he drives in for two points. Zach goes in for two points, despite desperate attempt to block his shot by tlustered Crusader. Foertch goes up for his specialty, the dunk shot, against the Red Knights. Jake goes up and sends the Islanders ahead in a close game with Benilde. 52 Sf. Aubin con put 'em up. Munn's control oufwifs his defender. HipweU dribkdes around G Hlllfopper. Zcchmcm can b.lng 'em down ww E Z3 f Gleason drives for Two more, FIRST ROW: T. Seep, S. Grabowski, S. Hedges, J. Placoenic, J. Elsen, R. Buckuold. SECOND ROW: J. Paradise, J, Gamble, J. Cruikshank, R. Todd, L Jenks. THIRD ROW: D. Clough, R. Carlson, P. Safieri, T. Finnegan. B' '-Basketball Carlson takes a sei shot against North. Seep hits for Two despite a North defender 54 FIRST ROW: Mr. Buron, coach, BroTher Terence, moderalor, W. Jones, M. Rengel, M, Skelly, C, Slafer, D. Rofh, D. Swan, G, Evans. SECOND ROW: A. Hofsfede, T Holker, G. Zurek, E. Kamoroslci, J. Cronin, J. LaBree, R. Hollenkarnp. THIRD ROW: J. Meyer, manager, T. Martinson, R. Monfague, J. Sheehan, R. Feigh. The Freshman Team ably led by Bro. Terrance and The Fly Team is composed oT The all-sTars of The SaTur- Mr. Buren have carried on The TradiTion of De La Salle. AlThough There is a large number of boys on The Team, This does noT handicap Them in The leasT. BroTher Ter- rance and Mr. Buron are always willing To help Them. The Team vvas led in The scoring column by Cronin, I-lolker, and Ringo. OTher sTarTers were Sheehan and Evans, buT in almosT every engagemem Twelve To TTTTeen players savv acTion. day League, The Treshman inTra-mural sysTem, These boys under The coaching of BroTher Francis have losT buf one game in The pasT Tvvo years. The purpose of These boys is spread good will ThroughouT The ciTy. These boys vviTh BroTher Travel To mosT oT The par- ishes playing The Teams. The boys play aT leasT a game a week and oTTen play Tvvo and Three games. We hope To see some oT Them on The B-Squad nexT year, FIRST ROW: J. Hord, F. Jacob, B. Domaille, J. Mirocha, T. Keane, Brofher Francis, moderaior. SEC OND ROW: M. Dudnslcy, B. Sausen, S. Quady, M. Forsythe, J. Baden. THIRD ROW: M. Schindler manager, T. Peine, M. Krogan, R. Belleu, B. Nihart, manager. SAIIZIII 155312 C LR Sillrf Hockey fp X Q Q ,.. tl - l' 5' T M ,. ' s i' VV' 9 Q, f-11 Q, Tir '5'Bi t -A-pg ,Nm TOP ROW: Bro. Arnold, Moderator, J. Meneely, P. Walsh, F. Re- D. Goleski, Manager. BOTTOM ROW: T. Coleman, C. Holt, T, Kerr, kucki, T. Hayes, J. Supple, J. Burke, D. Baker, T. Burns, K. McGur- W. Huney, R. Wigand, B. Johnson, R, Turnberg, T. Brundidge. ran, J. Sorensen, T. Leonard, J. Downham, Mr. Schleisman, Coach, Hey! Where did that buck go. Since its inception at De in 1957, Hockey has come a long way. The progress that has been made is due largely to the efforts ot a good coach, Jim Schliesman, and a hard working moderator, Brother Arnold. The team had a good record this year, although it was not as good as had been expected. They started out very tast with a close lose to Cretin and wins over St. Cloud, Benilde, St. Thomas, and Hill. The tlrst round also included a tie with St. Agnes. The second round found the De pucksters tlounder- ing. Although they had plenty ot shots, they couldn't seem to hit the net. They lost to Cretin, Benilde, and St. Thomas. The team has great expectations tor next year, the graduating Seniors will be replaced by a fine group ot Frosh. 56 19 X Burke takes the puck from the danger zone while Burnes looks on. Turnberg clears the puck to set up a score. Sorensen, after receiving a pass from Turnberg sends The puck into the St. Agnes nets for a score. Burke battles an Aggie for the puck, during a league contest. Wrestling L. To R. Tsf ROW: J. Kilkelly, L. Rousseau, S. WilleTTe, D. Meuse, D Krider, J. Kelly, T, RozTcki, R. Abdo, R. Krause, G. Nelson, D. PeTer- son, T. Ronyak, M, Woulfe, 2nd ROW: D. DeYoung, M. O'Connor l.asT year The wresTling Team, coached by Mr. T-Torning, was predominanTly a Tunior Team. This year, as seniors, They Hnished wiTh ci Ten and Three record. Benilde aCcounTed Tor Two of These losses while Mounds View was responsible Tor The oTher loss. Eyery year wresTling has grown in populariTy aT De. This was shown by The large aTTendance aT The maTches. For example There were over Two hundred specTaTors aT The Benilde meeT. Seniors dominaTed The squad This year. The Three capTains of The Team were Bill McLaughlin, Dan Dalsin, and Bruce Louiselle, The oTher senior members of The Team include: John Krause, Russ Kedrowski, Louis STocco, Dennis VVesT, and Jack DaTTon. F. Oiile, B. Louiselle, W. McQuisTon, J. Krause, D. McClain, D. Dal- sin, D. Feehan, D. VVesT, W. McLaughlin, J. Dalfon, RECORD De 32 ... ... Fridley 38... ...SouTh .. 33... ...S.ST.Paul . 37 . .. .. . ST. Thomas . 33 . . . . . . WaTerTown 24 ... ... ST. John's . 38 . .. .. . T-Tenry . 37... ...BuTTalo 39 . .. ... ST. Thomas . T3 ... ... Mounds View . 58 Opponent T6 .. TO .. TT .. TO .. T9 .. QT .. T3 .. T5 .. T3 .. 27 W. McLoughlin, D. McLoin, D. West, J. Krause, J. Dalton, D. Dclsin. :LL .Nl My mother Told me there would be Times like this. Mighty Joe Young or boy. Hey quif bifing mmQ7o0 -on-IZCOO STANDING: L. Wittig, D. Larson, J. Sobota, J. Moore, J, Mclntosh, Mr. Utecht. KNEELING: T. Kelley, D. Meus, J. Shultz. This year a new team was started at De. This was the cross-country team under the direction at Mr. Utecht. The sport is not as yet a conterence one, but when all the CCC schools organize teams it will be. In its many meets the team did very well. These in- clude victories over Benilde and Cretin. Although the team this year was small, it is hoped that its member- ship will increase and that it will have a successtul sea- in O ? U C 2. I5 co 4 J' rn U7 -o 3. I no o co o I W o C i 3 o 3 cn 3 of 2 Q U7 D' fl Q. o - U FD Students tram many departments entered the competi- tion, Out ot this emerged six student champions. These stalwarts ot the links were to form the nucleus ot the golt team. The tournament was organized by Mr. John- son and it was under his able direction that it was such a huge success. The purpose ot the tournament was two-told. First, it helped to sharpen up the members ot the golf team and second, it showed the new talent in the school. It is hoped that this project will be con- tinued. STANDING: Bro. Daniel, H, Giefer, J. Sullivan, J. Liemcindt, G, Zgutowicz, C. Dekeyser, R. Naiarian, Mr. Johnson. 'ni-O0 i-i-Jrn -IZIHZJPZFUCO-I A iiuiiieo W CreoTiviTy is The obiliTy To express oneself coupled vviTh The ocTion oT doing so, CreoTiviTy is besT broughT ouT Through creoTive endeovor, eiTher menTol or physicol. lT is opproprioTe, Then, ThoT creoTiviTy should be The Theme oT This secTion. Through The vorious sporTs ond ocTiviTies here c1T De, The sTudenTs ore given every opporTuniTy To express ond develop Themselves. The sporTs give The De-mon o chonce To develop his body ond To express himselT in o physicol woy. The ocTiviTies give The sTudenT on oppor- TuniTy To develop his mind ond TolenTs ond To express himself inTellecTucilly. These school ocTiviTies ond sporTs ore on imporTonT porT of The sTudenTs' lives, They represenT ond give o good nome To The school Through The ochievemenfs oT Their members. Moreover, They ore o source oT pleosure To oll members oT The sTuclenT-body. There is sTill onoTher ocTiviTy vvhich is irnporTcinT in The lives oT De Lo Solle siudenis. The l-loly Socrihce of The Moss is The highesT ocTiviTy in which They con por- TicipoTe, since iT becomes on ocTuol union vviTh ChrisT Through Holy Communion. By oTTending The All-CiTy Moss, De sTudenTs hove enriched Their ovvn lives ond hove shovvn The eTTecTs of The Hne CoTholic educoTion c1ndTroining They ore receiving here oT De Lo Solle. 1 Md SEATED: G. Zachman, F, Lang, M. Rivers, T, Hildrefh, G. Healy, M. Jacob, M. Berry, L. STocco, E. Gavin, M. Munn, R. l-linz, C Warnerf. STANDING: T. Thompson, M. Mouniain, H. FleeTham The Senior Council was organized To give The mem- bers of The Senior class a voice in The aclminisTraTion oT school aFTairs. Early in The school year, each Senior advisory has class elecTions. Their ofhcers compose The Senior Council, which is under The guidance of BroTher H. Paul. D. Baker, G, Theissen, R, Poggi, P. Horner, T. Feehan, P. McKasy, R. Jasper, R. Jacob, J. Mulloy, J. Lano, R. FoerTsch, M. O'Brien, A. Rusinlco, J. Connolly. The aim oT The Council is To lessen The burden of The TaculTy, The Senior Council is responsible Tor all Senior- sponsored acTiviTies such as dances, homecoming games, TesTiviTies, and slogans. MosT imporTanT, The Senior Coun- cil seTs an example of maTuriTy and leadership To The enTire school. Senior Council SENIOR OFFICERS Mechell Jacob Gary Zachman Michael Rivers Michael Gleason Louis Siocco 62 i SEATED: W. Cronin, M. Poe, M. Shimelc, M. ST. Aubin, E. Feigh, E, Donotelle, W. ConsTc1nT, R. Hipswell, VV. Hool, M. KnoTTs, M. Lynch, S. Froser. STANDlNG: R. Toolile, J. Joseph, T. Wcillrich, The Junior Council hos been sTeodily gaining in im- porTonce in recenr yeors. Under The guidonce ol BroTher J, Leonord, moderoTor, The Council hos sfoged The onnuol Rose Donce ond Turkey TroT. By Tolcing upon Junior T Council JUNTOR Michael Vxlilliczin Edmorcl Michciel Edward OFHCERS Shirnek Consicini Donziicflle Si. Aubin Feigh l 63 T. Byron, T. Oriwon, M. Gollogher, M. Mclinn, G. Fcidell, P. Meode, G. Ferguson, B. Terry, D. IvlcCloin, S. Liemondi, J. Kundlo, VV. Koz- lolc, VV. Mods, J. Tegeder, J. Mossoih. iTselT The responsibilny Tor oTToirs oT This kind, The Counf cil hos rendered on irnporTonT service To The school. Fur- Therrnore, iT is hoped ThoT The Junior Council will ocT os o Troining-ground for nexT yeor's Senior leoders. AO S - E Y LEFT ROW bottom to top: J. Saefke, J. Hodek, J. Scherber, D, Tykwinski, R. Kosloski, R. Dufort, F Becchetti, J. Burke. SECOND ROW from left: L. Burns, R, Poggi, J. Lana, G. Theissen, J. Jenstad, R Brown, D. Rasmussen, A. Fool. THIRD ROW: E. Heisler, M. Ryan, R. Havelak, J. Zurek, E. Vogt, D. McEl- roy, M. Munn, W. Hass. RIGHT ROW: W. Bedor, F. Lang, W. Wally, J. Walkner, T. Hildreth, M. Rivers, R. Haugen, R. Bunes. The National Honor Society is, as its name indicates, a nation-wide organization which has as its purpose the recognition of those students who have made outstand- ing achievements in the fields of character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Membership is reserved for those in the Senior Class who have been iudged by a faculty committee as being worthy of the honor. Ad- mission is based on an evaluation of the student's merits on the basis of the following ideals: Strong character, as evinced by continuous clean living and straight think- ing, Leadership, of the kind that evolves from altruism, faithful and unselfish guidance, courage, and an edu- cated mind, Scholarship, as revealed in a willingness to learn and a desire for advancement, Service, in which the above qualities culminate in practical application through helping others. A NHS man doing filing work in the office. 64 'Ist ROW: P. Fresenne, D. Rudburg, P. LaFontaine, R. Huber, R Grams, J. Pikala, H. Rowland, W. Patrek, S. Erlander, Brother H Brown, D. Kolstad, W. Bierden, J. Ward, L. Abdo, J. Thorpe. 2nd Paul, P. Callahan, G. Fadell, J. Leigh, R. Jasper, P. Foy, D Willette ROW: J. Stengel, S. Callaghan, R. Hobday, R. Rooney, P. Seder- Missing: D. Baker, B. Wirth, D. Westbrook, J. Hettern, R Poggi berg, W. McGuire, G. Dumas, S. Fraser, J. Fitzharris, J. Craig, L. L. BUI'r1S, W. B9ClOl'. Gebeck, M. Lynch, J. Bierden. 3rd ROW: P. Taylor, W. Knight, L. Dramatics Club The aim of the Dramatics Club is to offer an opportunity to do acting, directing, and construction to the student-body. Through acting one develops poise, artistic appreciation, and the ability to express oneself creatively. Through directing and construction one is given the opportunity to design and make costumes, work out lighting effects, plan and execute stage set- tings, make up characters, and actually put on a whole show. As an extra-curricular, the Dramatics Club entertains the school by its two annual maior productions and by its many one-act plays. 65 In a scene from On Borrowed' Time Ray Poggi glowers threatenly, FIRST ROW: R. Jospor, J. Warner, M. Woehning, E. Perkins, J. Hegern. SECOND ROW: J. Leigh, R. Poggi, W. Bierden, S. Fraser, E. Vogt, M. Lynch. THIRD ROW: H. Rowland, R. Hobdoy, D, Kolstud. On Borrowed Time Roy Pcggi, Death, calls Morilee Woehning. Scott Fraser and William Bierden examine ci specimen VK mf 'rw mai? 413' More mud-packs, Mo bel. Hard-working Thespions cleaning up the sfoge A chicken in every pot! ,iv . - 1 Q, Mi? 67 L, Grams, J, Malecek, M. Donlin, P, O'Lcughlin, J. Jakubowski, S. Haubrich, Bro. Clarence The Art Club has had many proiects this year, as usual. Some ot our more notable ones have been: de- signing the Delta cover, painting sce-nery tor the Dra- matics Club. During the Booster sponsored activity night, we displayed our art. Our cartoonist Scott Fraser has been doing portraits-cartoons. Louis Grams has been Dave Baker studies.art techniques. doing color portraits ot various people. Bob Wirth has been giving demonstrations in lettering, Other members include: J, lvialecelc, M, Donlin, D. Baker, P. O'LaughIin, J. Jakubovvslci, S. l-laubrich, who meet regularly every Friday from 3.15 to 4:l5 to compare work and to check progress. Art Club members examine examples of art work. 'S 1 Art Club 68 l New Yeur's Eve byJc1me-S Houbrich The Blue Girl by David Boker The Crucifixion by Louis Grams . J 1- Accompanisis: R. Sobiech, L. Grams Ts? ROW: M, Laux, W. Hagen, L, Gebeck, R, Vincef, T. Spoden C. Auger, R. Brouillard, M, Justin, T. Mengelkoch. 2nd ROW: E. Audelte, T. Bach, A. Hofsfede, P. Callahan, D. Locke, G. LaMoH, M. Ryan, H. Rowland, R. Hedlund. 3rd ROW: G. Maculda, VV Bihner, L. Edison, D. Parzyck, D. LaMoTT, M. Maffison, S. Lang, R. Naiarian, M. Von Ende, A Holsiede, C. Prentice. 4ih ROW: T. Curran, R. Hodelc, R. Lewis, T. Houde, M. Kelly, J. Pilcala, J Paradise, R. Sobiech, D. Farrell, J. Lemire, G. Weeks, G. Gice. OFFlCERS Michael Ryan, Business Manager Sfeven Farnsvvorih, President Gene Audeffe, Secretary Jarnes Smith, Treasurer Pafriclc Callahan, Second Vice-President Timothy Orrnan, Firsf Vice-President Michael Shirnek, Sergeant-at-Arms Brother Fidelis, Director 70 Si' is! ROW: S. FarnworTh, J. Higgins, J. Smith, M. Murphy, S. WadworTl1, W. Biedren, R. Hansen, D. Hendricks, B. Lazar. 2nd ROW: G. Skog R, Flick, M. Bolduc, J, Fackler, M. DysTe, T. Solberg, G. Epsen, M. l-lur ley, W. Pilacinski. 3rcl ROW: G, Sfenglein, J. MaThison, R. WrighT, W. Dicks, P. O'Laughlin, J. Orman, T. Zellmer, J. Moniague. 4Th ROW M. Terlisner, S. Yurick, L. Kelly, T. Orman, M. Shimek, J. lserman T, Moskalik, S. MacDonald. The Glee Club, as a group, has numerous goals. ITs purpose is To give The members of The club ex- perience in group singing. lTs obiecTive is To advance school spiriT among The members. lT aims To enrich The personal lives oT iTs members Through associaiion vviTh music and To encourage appreciaTion of good music aT DE. The members of The group feel ThoT They have aT leasT parTially advanced Toward These goals seT by The direcTor, BroTher Fidelis. Under his guidance, The group Tries To acT as musical ambassadors 'of good will exfending The name of De La Salle To all. Brother Fidelis feels ThaT as long as De La Salle is a fine school, iT is deserving of The some Type of Glee Club. These senTimenTs he oTTen imparTs To The members of The Club. SECTION LEADERS Michael Von Encle Michael Murphy Gregory Weeks BroTher Ficlelis, DirecTor William Dicks Debate Club The Debofe Club provides o meons of developing logi- col Thinking, forceful expression, ond poise. Through vvork on Their coses, The boys leorn To gdfher inforrnoTion ond To orgonize Their rnoferiol vvell. ln The dcTuol debofes boTh The mdferiol presenTed ond The meThods of presenfofion ore ossessed. Under The oble direcTion of Brofher lvlichoel, The Debofe Club hos mode gredT progress in The pdsT yeor. The rnem- bers of The club look forword To on even more successful seoson nexT yeor. Debofers of work on Topics offer school. 'lsT ROW C Johnson M Dougherty lvl Ryan T Ascher 2nd P, ST. AnThony, J. Lopensky, W. Pe-Terson, STANDING in fronf ROW R Bellevv J Courtemoche D Linn B Godfrey 3rd ROW: E.HeisIer,Bro.lvTichoeI,moderc1Tor. T Kecxne R Wiek J Rogers V Lc1Volle STANDING in boclcz 72 H. Reinhort, R. Poggi, M. Fuehrer, Brother J. Leonard, E. Heisler, G. Bradley, W. PeTerson, T, Harington Organized To perTecT expression and manly poise, The De La Salle Speech Team has mainTained a good record, especially in The lasT years. ln l96O, The Team capTured The CaTholic STaTe Championship Tro- phy. However, The winning of Trophies is secondary To The personal conhalence in exprecsion ThaT experi- ence on The Speech Team aTTords. Speech Club Speech of ConvicTion: Well, Dad, There was This Tree . 73 l Nr i ' 'ii wif . Chess titans, James Hodek and Erwin Heisler plot as Bro. Stephen watches. ,nl JT' vi 5 i their moves The game of kings is steadily gaining in popularity here at De La Salle. This game is especially advantageous to those who wish to increase their mental alertness. Many important qualities, including patience, psychological in- sight, and good reasoning power are developed through playing chess. The De La Salle Chess Team is enthusiastic and skillful for the coming year. After winning the only state championship at De La Salle last year, Brother Stephen, moderator, hopes through the increased mem- bership this year that this feat can once again be repeated. Chess Club STANDING: G. Bergman, S. Wicks, M. Fuehrer, J. Cormican, D. Rivard, W. Peterson, C. Preus, A. Holewa SEATED: J. Hodek, B. Godfrey, D. Tykwinski, R. Kosloski, E. Heisler. 74 , Although the Camera Club is sometimes forgotten by the student body, the group under the direction of Brother Oliver has proved very useful to the school. Both the ls- lancler and the Delta have de- pended on these shutterbugs to provide the necessary pictures for their publications. Brother Oliver, himself an excellent cameraman, has imparted to the students in the club a wealth of knowledge that will be very useful to them in their later life. So if sometime at a dance a flash bulb goes oFf in your face, remember that it was iust one of the members of the Camera Club at work. Camera Club STANDING: J, Ulmer, R. Bowen, R. Hanson, N. McDermott, J. Vorgo M KDOOIDUIZSI1 L Osowskl Brother Oliver. SEATED: S. Roth, G. Dumas, J. Broun, J. Jakubowski, H. Cope W Bedor 75 The Legion ot Mary is a lay Catholic action group presided over by an adult president. This group is represented at De by a small but dedicated preasidium. The boys teach catechism and visit the sick. Other activities planned tor the near tuture include: ill the establishment ot a vocation library, C25 the development of a living rosary, C37 and the distribution of vocation posters. The De La Salle praesidium of the Legion ot Mary looks forward to growth and expansion in both numbers and activities in the coming years. Legion of Mary members: T. Orman, S. Farnsworth, L. Grams, R. Gibbs, Brother Hugh, P. Callahan Catholic Action Contact members: H. Rowland, R. Cardinal, J. Bachmeir, J. Wolfe, T. Sullivan, G. Zurek, J. Kilkelly, M. Rivers, T, Leintelder, R. Scott, M. Knotts, J. Hannigan, R. Poggi, H. Fleetham, L. Wittig, J. Paradise, J. Bierdan, G. Fuerstenberg, D. Locke, L. Gebeck, J, Sabota, J. Cox, J. Stedman, S. Roth, M. Ryan. Contact is the largest religious activity in De La Salle. Sophomores, Juniors, and Sen- iors are eligible tor this city-wide program. Contact aims to show teen-agers how to be- come more Christ-like in their daily lives. De's group has a three told purpose: ill the dis- tribution of food to the poor, C2l the reor- ganization ot the Monogram Club, l3l and the encouragement of the addition ot new members to the group. The moderators are Bro. Clarence, Bro. Fidelis, and Bro. Ter- rence. lt is hoped that Contact will soon be listed as one ot the outstanding organiza- tions in the school. SEATED: J. Kilkelly, D. Meyers, S. Glatzel, P. March, J. Smith. STANDING: C. Skeldon, J. Peltier, P. We-lter, J. Umphrey, P. LaFontaine. The Radio Club, under the able direction of Brother Hilary, has had another successful year. As usual, the year began with code classes for the beginners. Fi- nances for the Club's activities were provided by radio repair iobs performed for the members of the school. Several of the members have their ham licences, and are engaged in contacting distant stations. The Club is not only an asset to the school, but also a source of vocational training for its members. Brother Hilary looks forward to an even larger and more active group next year. Doctor Zorkov contacts the clay men as Flash Gordon and companion watch. W. Bedor, P. Meade, D. Tykwinslci, S. RoTh, J. Sandstrorn, T. Lein- Telder, R. Lewis, C. Knoblauch, J. Pikala, E. Heisler, J. Kilkelly, M. Celusnak, C. Boeckman, D. Gruye, M. Terlisner, R. Cox, R. Breun, J. I-laubrich, D. Weczorelc, W. Smiselc, M. PeTerson, J. Kundla, W. PeTerson, Brother Paschal. The Islander The ofhcial voice of DeLaSalle I-ligh School, The Islander has experienced one OT The mosT successful years ThaT iT has ever had. MocleraTed by Bro. Paschal, The Islander sTaTT was headed by many compeTenT boys. The sTaFT included nearly TorTy members represenTing every deparTmenT in The school. Besides The I6OO issues disTribuTed ThroughouT The school every monTh, 200 Islanders are also circulaTed Through The mails. The Islander has a greaT TorTy year TradiTion behind iT, which includes numerous prizes and awards presenTed To IT by many organizaTions. The Islander editors: D. Tykwinski, J. Kilkelly, T. Leinfelder, J. Kundla, M. Terlisner, W. Peterson. D69 The Islander is on the woyl i ,- f .. f' ' E as in F i i N yi 3 Iziq Q ,if ' T WMM- - ,W if 'mh The Islander being prepared for distribution by Bill Peterson ond Mike Terlisner. Mr. Zefoh receives copies of The Islander from Jim Kilkelly. 79 The Delta Staff: E. Vogt, Co-Editor J. Dixon, P. Callahan, W. Beclor, Moderator Bro. Clarence, J. l-leFFern R. Vincenf, W. Knighf, P. McCarthy, Co-Editor D. McElroy, M. Gallagher, E. McDonald, J. Kilchen, G Theissen, G. Dumas, A. Rusinko, J. Welna, T. Bucko, D. Tylcwinslqi, P. Freesene, J. Zurelc, J. Jokulnowski Brother Clarence, moderafor, guides EdiTor Dixon in The preparation of The Della. 80 Delta Steiff plans social section: Andy Ru- sinko, Joy Heftern, Dick Herrmcinn, Terry Bucko. This yec1r's Deltoi is once agoin bigger and better. The number of pages has been increosed trorn one hundred ond torty-tour to one hundred and sixty. Other notoible improvements include the reoppeor- once of individuol pictures. lt is hoped thot the purpose ot this book, to provide the student with on occurate dccount ot the past school yeor, hos been fulfilled. Brother Clorence and the Stott think that this is the best yeorbook the De hds yet produced. We hope thot the student-body will derive much satis- toction ond enioyrnent from the book. Moderator . . Co-Editor . . . Co-Editor . . . Faculty . . Social . . . Sports . . . Activities ..... Underclossrnen Seniors ..... Delta Stcncf identities pictures for yearbook: Jay Heftern, Ed Vogt, David McElroy, .Ice Dixon, and Poul Mc- Carthy. Brother J. Clorence . . . Dovid McElroy Joseph Dixon . . . David Tykvvinski .. Andrew Rusinko .. Robert Vincent .. Paul McCarthy Jay Hettern Gregory Theissen 1 21 , . i 4 1 . , ,. 2 E 1 .1 'E 4 1 i -5 3 1 4 f 1 Q 4 i Us C 4 T 1 W ? ff . a w The bleeding hand is a representation of God the Son, the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity. lt is symbolic of His passion and our salvation. By the Incar- nation, the Second Per- son became God-Man. Through His humanity, we participate in His death, through His di- vinity, we participate in His life. St. John gives us the key to this par- ticipation by telling us that He, Christ, must increase while we de- crease. This is the ulti- mate goal of Christian education. Therefore, the Son is a fitting sym- bol for the student section. 5? olenf l l -Q As cu port of the football homecoming festivities two freshman advisories have C1 tug-of-wor in the gym. wr ,-an WT The unolerclossmen llsten in- tently to Brother Norbert! oddress mt Q football os- sembly. i f 2 'fi r , Q ir, -. K X sr 9 , , A rr f ff' sf Sophomores demonsfrcfring The generosity ossociofed with DE distribute The Chrisimos boskeis, The contents of which were donated by our swdenfs. Th iw' I wiilin ness To help, gives D. Mort assistance on Before class commences Brother H. Frcuncis, wi is usuo g cn chemisiry problem. 85 cm -T ' ' 4. Q. an K K . X . 'Q' ,,,? T. 43, RX X x l, ' ,V L, ,. 7 , . C ,,,,,j T f Frosh. ,F a.Abben,T. Boch,M. Boker I - i W- Bfmkfl- Bram' new k , As The only clciss To inhobiT ci room in The bose- ff l A J., - , J ..1. menT of The C building, The BosemenT Boys will -T M A 1 fl- have greoT memories of our yeor wiTh our illusTrious A menTor, For insTonce, The seorch Tor our odvisory QT The commencemenT of The school yeor wcis somewhoT exosperoTing. PeonuTs ond The GreoT Pumpkin recoll fond memories. We will never TorgeT Nomie's ex- R- Dudek T. Collins, M. Delmonico, D. DeYoung cuses Tor his Tcirdiness, Our group is well represenTed 1 l W ,. ,M , in oThleTics. A fine exczmple is The Two boys, heovy- ' T ' f lighT weighTs, on The wresTling Teom. A ' 1 A T. Dunn, D. Golorneou, G. Henseler .. ss: T - if .V . he A L. .f ' Q-1, , Q-M-3 W. Hinz, A. Hofsfede, J. Hord Brofher John Clarence Teoches Religion I, English l ond moderoTes T A ArT, Delia, Contocf, ond Assemblies. ka' J. Kesmer, P. Klees, D. Koch D. Brown T, ' ' - 1 . J. Jochymowski T V . V 'Jr' , '55 C. VOS '.,. V, . Nor PICTURED isl A 1 h A R -C. .1 T. R. Krcisko, T. Lunieski, C. Luxem, P. Lyons, L. Mingo, T. Nojorion, D. Ncmle . -. . 4 ff 5 , L J J' V Agn! . V M fi- yy L, LL , 5:2 Q A A fwsy, If , we ,M f lr if J if H I ' , N , 6 ,ill T j .T - ' ' . fs ,, A B. Nihon, G. Peczro, M. Romoloe, J. Ryan, W. Sentyrz, J. Sheehan, J. Shumwoy, D. Trombley 86 2 4... w 4 w- ' h M 2- M -4.-. A K .ww-I 4 7, K R tr t Fros . W - .fy l J. Biideh, l-- Biefnulf J- Bohunko I o'C P. Carlson, M. Donibeck, T. Euton l , I .. i , ..., ,vw cz. ,, . .- , ff- as ki: 'bf' B. - L sf 4, Q ar' A ,f sv' X KTTH ' i . , ks. .silt T. Finnegan, S. Glatzel, T. Goff 2 lx Q, 'L' l rin, LVM , fy' , 1 iii? I Yin t D. Hindrecks, T. Herschback, R. Hodek Re J. -.K ' ' l H ly' 7 1 'K , .. Zi' Tum' H :V'?r W V ax J, Kaess, D. Kolstad, B. Kozuk Q. I all ' - lit., 4 Y ' A . W7 ' , Q . . . t 1 X J. Koznick, M. Korgan, A. Kubes 11 We, the students ot lOc, believe that it was Brother Michael's assistance that well in the card drive. The class done their part in making this ful. With each passing six-weeks students have achieved the honor helped us do so otticers have also year so success- more of the lOc roll. Endurance is certainly present. We have passed through times where it was hard tor us to do the things necessary tor the progress ot the room and we have come through with the cooperation at the students. We be- lieve that it was the student's cooperation, en- durance, and generosity that enabled our advisory to progress so well this year, fc If B. Hallet SV 4- 1, 1 . is 'Re 2 ,,. T. Johnston Brother Michael teaches Religion I, Latin I, and moderates the Cheerleader and Debate. no fs V... .. fs fs 47-K' K 9--. f,V.. f . ,sk ,. , r . s sb.. , ,M . Q 4- A, . if f , . 'N-' 'V l L ,, '-fe' W 'tri i x 'Q' R. Kuerbs, L, LaValle, T. Loch, P. Rask, M. Roepke, D. Roth, J. Ryan, M. Scanlan t Q, L ,g .1 , . ,,. ...L . l , E 4 is ' V V Q ' V 'if ' f . ,, . - ,-.. R. Schull, L. Smith, J. Stizel, S, Vellella, W. Warpeha, D. Williams, R. WonSavage, M. Douraghty 87 ' sv , I Vw 1 K K ,,, I Q DY: . A ,x L, i Frosh. W X R. Bellefb J- Boike I 2 'C T. Branna, D. Cable, D. Campeau A- :Z . Q . 4, ' 1:-r. ez 5-f. T t ' its , p'f, .' Citi Jie: aft is I I K. Croizer, J. Curran, J. Dixon ' fs:-. -H... ,Q . X . '1w, T' if 4 V1 C. Durda, D. Earley, S. Friendshue .M get A L I I .. gm ! J ff. J we-fl M I I - - X R. Hart, R. Healy, L. Hofforth I. li A - S ,T l 1 mf, 'L k K Nv- ' lv 1 Y f M. Justin, J. Klears, M. Krenn Our advisory, one ot the best in the freshman de- partment, has great school spirit. Both in the mission collections and in the Christmas card drive, we did very vvell. Our spirit also manifests itself by our at- tendance at athletic events. In our studies we try to do our best. Mr. Vaughan, our advisor, is a great help in encouraging us to work hard at our studies. Many ot our students participate in the school ac- tivities which we feel help us obtain a fuller high school lite. Despite the mad money schemes of Mr. Vaughan, this year has been the best ot our careers. Mr. Vaughan teaches World History and is assistant Football coach. V .sw ' 'A . is Wt g E 1 - - . T ' lv 'F if t -sa g' r ...J Lf' me . gr . . ' . V. -L7 -x 5 r ka , f v . , S. Lahr, R. LePage, J. Lindgren, M. Maxey, T. Meyer, J. Nabozney, R. Netkow ' , 0 . - T W. J ' . 5 . 1 N we I i ig, fx . , 1- ' I l ' . ' .. ., J -.ez ' rx , j - Q' . r vs.. , .Q as . f- f .. f 4 X . - 5'-'H . s -f M' A, -f ..H . .eat ., , .,wf'2',, - . J . , .Ln H . S if 55? f ii. J I injxg, 3, 3- ,4-rl, .. W . X OW j , L 4 , E l V 'Q ,Q ,. I ,' Ufjvilut 37 ' ,,-' . - H: :.f'i:f2'f . 59523 L. I, 'P 1 E' sible I f ....,. , f as . - x S . J. Prenovost, S. Quady, P. Quist, T. Stenglien, M. Wilsen, M, Regan T. Zellmer, M. Krumm 88 rw'- ' - Q p- Wx L F .Q .Q Y M .. M. Duden S23 -..-v ,5 X . Haider fi' 41 '61 QQ W C. Farrow l i J nv . l . iq, ,X 'lf fi 5 :l::g:ag:g:-.. f 355 G. Kaczmarek lm' .A I W T. Ma rtinsan ip' .gf W Frosh. . Ei , T. Friendshuh, K. Gazda I 3 ' C We, The boys of l3C, are proud of our advisory and of our advisor. Under The guidance ol Mr. Kelly, we feel Thaf we have accomplished much in This our Freshman year. We made respecTable show- ings in The various drives, and our boys are noTed for Their fine spiriT of co-operaTion and eagerness in all extra-curriculars, BUT il one were asked To name The ouTsTanding characTerisTic of our advisory, iT would be The unique spirif of comradery which prevails. This feeling is exTended beyond The conhnes of our advisory and inTo The enTire school. As one of our Teachers puT iT. The boys of l3C are ouTsTand- ingly friendly. Mr. Kelly Teaches Business Mathematics, English l, Freshman Guid- UTICG. VX . e if X 3' . A fb. 4 . .. Q 2 .p-we . L -K-up L f T - Qffilff G. Cysan, D. Couieau, J. DeGidio Q ff if J . T fsi E ' W. Hagen, R. Harsch, G. Jahnsfed ,se T ,ods ,,. A4 rw I an ' Y 1 it V 1 'W' f -5' fe 3 . 0 K. Kielas, P. Kish, S. Lang . ap' .1 ,, f , . ,ws 5.55 1 fl' i T. X iyfxlg . x 5 .. 4' T J R. Mafykiewicz, J, McDevitt, T. Miles , .JIT 'KQV X . ,. f k , I 5452- '- R. Nie, D. O'Keefe, R. Oslund 3 K N. A ,. I . T , T .... jr: T W. Palmer, J. Phillippi, J. Piecek,D. Swanson, A. Pilgrim, T. Rush T Z: R. . T . K5 is ' 'ar .. , J if , ' I : Q Q -cf ,I 5 , J 'lv x sf' 15 j 4 . fc' 'T' T 'g if' A S H l Tixfiaw ' D. Swan, R. Taylor, M. Timmerman, J. Welch, T. Williams, G. Ziemer, A, Pederson 89 W k . H-r m , X t 1: 15- . Q X Q . 4. , , 1 'T Vkk T 'iff kki f i I .V B. i Frosh . B .- . gi .. - laws? ' L L . ,v K D f Q it Q' . . ' ,.1'1viB-.iff .s - B - 'f' 'f A- Axell, D' Bar,-Y, G' Bohnengfingel dv. I 41C M. Bolduc, R. Brouillard 1, 4 . ww gfi f - gg. We took first place in the Christmas Card Drive mWl4 l FB - alidn't do quite as well in basketball, but then ix. WW , . . . . ,, . . . thats life In the big city . . . who said English 1 Cronin Couidnhr be fun' D. Doheny, M. Donlln, G. Epsen Things we'cl like to remember . . . The day Brother Ficlelis Took the pledge . . . our trip To Rochester . . . Brother Micheal's alibis . . . our contribution to the g BV 5 i T 1 arts . . . generosity. .lll Q Things we'd like to know . . . Who's Mike Somers J ' . . Could anyone use some Christmas cards? ' J . li T . . P., , Fedio J. FitzHarris, G. Hackett, T. Houde . VN ,if ' . kjg, M. Hurley, W. Jones, T. Keane Q fif LwJQ ---v Hfhi 'fkfv .et fs? 'eff 2R55 se is 1 li lt Brother Fidelis teaches English I, Religion and moderates the Glee J Ziff-ff I J Club and the De-mens. - . 555' ,E D. Ketchum, C. Kline, E. Komoroski N .. . . , S. MacDonald, P. Malchow, R. Miller, T. Nichols, P. O'LGUQl'llih, D. Parzyck, R. Perzel 'fi . B B etes J se. iscie Q T B A i..., ..,. ' t'.iB.. B T ' ..t. t T . 253i new eisst zmwfg 5351 esp ...B 392 fawgc w sys. ,-H .133 T' .1wesJ+es wwffww -: L, BL fe ,., ...,, .U '.'. B ' ,'. ga:-Y . 'ii di ., 'HBTT i q Q. Q J. Slanga, J. Smith, R. Stoneberg, R, Switzer, P. Wandzel, P. Wittman, M. Woiciak, J. LeVoir 90 i Sf Anderson t...,. ., ,TN - E7 if of lm Q 5 Wgjf: ' A- M. Brown, J. Burg .-fl ,F 'nw .X f, nge, 'E 3' Z I nnnn . T. Dicks, R. Fisher 9- 'fx 15 we Mix sf ...Ki A T. Heliker, S. Hoynus g 'ii 'K :Z r ff for . - . '- fm A , JS 'Xt R. Ivanok, A. Louyon 'l ,,,,, E sz.: Frosh. filg '1n. ll Ad V, 2 O'C R. Andre, W. Belhn, W. Branfner Our room may seem insignificant with only 29 pupils, but we think it is tops in the school. We know our room did not come out first in the Christ- mas Card Drive, but we were proud of our showing. Our class president has some good activities planned for our advisory tor the up-coming year. With the enthusiasm necessary to face our problems and opportunities, Room QOC can look forward to a very prohtable year. A bbw A 3, D. Crawford M . gf , R. Good K ' 1, 5 1 Mr. Simmons teaches English I. z.. if 3 H K R, Manning, J. McGowan, J. Milkes, T. Morlay if '-s'f J. : it J . 4. , w K ' f :'. ' E V. , K . X .,-, i N sig: b, I 7 Ifpwilgx L if if Tiff? . f - l ff : - . , J. Newfield, R. Peter, S. Shuemaker, R. Thies, C. Wall, G. Williams 91 , . Frosh. 11 I if I Ai .. L J. Andrychowicz, T. Audette 2 I 'C B. Boll, J. Breitenbucher, T. Brevin Q .iw M. Dunn, R. Foss, P. Whelan ...,,, ., v. 4 ,. 4 ... . , K w r: ., .., A- , X, vw f- 7- X -, ' 'X A ..- T. Kelly, R. Labiak, R. Larson .,-. ,J J-. ,. . 3,4 -f i . nv- G M- .bf 1 W-1-6' 'T ' f 5 x. .,. ' ' T Rza J. LeVesque, C. Lowinski, J. Malecek ,s ' wi 's A . if use '32 . .V W., .4 ,fn What is The ditterence between a good advisory ww! l and a better one? You answer this question by look- . . .,g. ff ing at the quality, spirit, and cooperation ot the ad- I Q visory. ln our advisory Thirty-tive out ot thirty-tive 5' Howard students tried their best in the activities ot the school thus tar and will continue their ettorts in those to come. Although these students did not come in first in all they tried they enioyed it and that's what ' counts. J-' inf ,- P. Laughlin ,V L' Vs- :bg fi-rw. T fi L7 .NJ'y, M Brother K. Francis teaches Religion l, Algebra lg coaches freshman 3 T 37955553 9 and fly Basketball, and moderates The Vocation drive. D. Martini, J. Malhison, F. Millunzi - , 'T it . . A ' T ' .w,.. is L T A QP' M my 1 A if ' . A 1 ug.. sf' w .JL gf, 3341?- F ti. i f.,7. gif' ii . kkk' T . ' I ...nie QT I A ., T. ' M, Plasha, A. Reed, M. Schindler, F. Schmidt, R. Schopt, C. Sater, R. Nelson, W. Pilacinski GW I I. - , M V ,N M .... wt 2 if if is . TQ.. f . f 4' C is T. Smierczek, M. Smith, T. Snowell, P. Sullivan, G. Townsley, J, Ward, P. Welter, L. Myslicki 92 f l ' ' ' if rw. t , Q. fd? w up x 5'7 A ,N F h -lg' ' .. Q A ' fl ii - . fl ' l W. Bierden, K. Carlson, R. Domaille dv, 'C M- F0V5Y'l'ef l-- Gen05l4Y L ..., Mr. Heckathorn, World History teacher, varsity is ,, A J in line coach, and great adviser, has a time group of H: students in his advisory this year. His class, contain- 'T' ,T wg. U.. Q31 ing thirty-three pupils hopes somewhere in the not B. G,Gs5m,.m too distant future to have thirty-three men on the D Guiney D Hmvieux A honor roll. In October of l96O, the class held ' ' its election. Gregory Zurek came out in the lead. The class as a whole cannot be accused ot any 'A - laclc ot s irit for it has alvva s itched in and clone 1 . 3 P Y P ,,.,, Q gg l its share in all projects, Take for example the mis- ,gg in ' ' A' W., ' i ' ' sions: our class donates generously each week and '- ' Y 1 has alread won the mission banner. . , , J. Hauschild A. Holewa, A. Horomada, A. Hofstede eff! -. ' I Q G, V' 'TLT' T 1 . V, ,il J. lngraldsen, K. Jasper, J. Kopacek ., Q 3 f-vw A Z.. A if ff l Mr. Heckathorn teaches World History and is assistant Football My coach. 1. T. LaBlanc, R. Larsen, B. Lazar 73:3-r I ,-L. gk. gf 44. W. . 'l x 11 4 -lv fi' l fri z A W 'Mi 'gifs R. Miller, L. Miskowiec, J. Montagu Fill ' M f A I 5 AQ lid 'U f . we bt. ., . S. Pruden, G. Scheinost, G. Skog, D. Stenglein, 93 9, T T. Moskalik, R, Norlin, M. Olson, E. Piotrowski as . . Sf., ' . Aff' ' , gg' ' .z X s ' A A . Stimart, J. Tomasko, E. Weibeler, G. Zurek R. Anderson, J. Cheney as , 'fi' W. Geddes '1 ff-Q . . L 5,1 4, 2 E ,.,,. il Frosh . . ,mf T. Armstrong, A. Bongaurts 2 3 'C T- Callaghan' S. Casserly We, the advisory ot 23C, are proud to belong to the school ot De La Salle. Mr. Buron, our adviser, has given us great inspirational leadership, and has conveyed to us the spirit that only De has. Among our numerous accomplishments this past year was our constant generosity to the missions. We had the Mission Banner many times. We are proud to say that we had a well balanced room: many on the Honor Roll at all times, and a large number partici- pating in sport, and other school activities, We also were the winners in the l96O Freshman Homecoming Gym Day. Mr. Huron teaches Algebra l and coaches Sophomore Football. 451525 N' r . ng, f . JSF 'wp A I T. Collins, W. Curran, M. Debelah W .K Q N 47 I px 3' J A T? IA. L ffl T R. Hedman, T. Heisserer, R. Hobday . . ., sr ti' 'a' T. Holher, J. lserman, T. Jeffrey '?.'.' , M - ig lf, . N-Nfzf : I A e B P. LaFontaine, W. L'Heraulf, W. Lord nivy' 3 ,N . L A .V , '9- ,CQZ -M-1, . . iv . is M S, Mathewson, T. McCoy, J. Meyer, J. Mirocha, M. Murphy, S. Phillip, C. Prentice, R. Rooney . x 'f ' ,... A . 'ra -sz' , , L' 1 , 1- in . . . S vr.. T ... f .. , . . 'M-9 Q J 5' li lv. i 'ff ' V. I W-fr' ,K . i a W l f:gS5,g'fi'l ? , , '-.. 5 ' d h: ' ?Qa1'4f2.: . to 1' ' .. .1 N I K' 3 A . ix D, Santos, C. Sheldon, R. Sobiech, J. Stcnowski, T. Sullivan, P. Taylor, J. Trombeley, R. Wiek 94 . 5 .o T an si. S T Tlx. x -ihkyyhc V I I. . is 44.1 l S f .af L. Abdo, G. Aderson, M. Berry 9 fm- -. .S f wr + F:,5Z.'f. ' 'wr 5745.-mr: ' .1 ' M 21 ii A . 74,-.f.g. 1 . , .F A 4 I 3.3: :'4.,,.f,,..w- J.. 5 nal.. , H. Dreitzler, J, Erickson, G. Evcns r qv if l -1 ff? R. Foline, J. Gagnon, K. Glotzbach l 'vi f T T .fi 2 . 'Jill' , ff ' he R 5 fl l T. Jones, D. LaMere, S. Long Egan- .M Q' J . s l qty B -?... T . V . I H. 5 T. Lothspeich, T. McKenna, M. Murrell ros A ' , g . A. it S X rf' . ,g 4 Adv. 24-C H. D, Everyone who is a member ot 24C is very proud of its reputation and high standing in the freshman department. We are also very proud ot our adviser, Brother Gerard, who like Teddy Roosevelt, speaks softly but carries a big stick. By his guidance and leadership, the men ot 2-4C are very powerful in the freshman department. These men will leave their impression on the his- tory of DE. The men in our advisory are very ac- tive in all activities. Our men are fine competitors as they always give their best. An all out effort was truly shown in the Christmas Card Drive. 45 'L' . m R in . ,Yi . T. Dancik J ' srl!! T. Flynn , if 5 li gx ,, ' R. Hanson Brother Gerard teaches Religion l, Algebra I, and is in charge of the C building. f-Q Q f 'fi-'i 'Q T- W, ,ef s . s..ts ' J ' it .'-A.f 4 A S ll if N., . . I rx i I N J' 111345 M. O'Brian, J. Orman, R. Picquet, G. Rochford, J. Salzl, D. Samek, S. Schreiber, J. Skavnck l J .L t -r in ,. S H, - . ...N , . TREE. .:. f.l Hxfmw Qiki feast ir,5 get A ' J R' f J - f Q Z ' . ' , y T. Snegoski, T. Solberg, P. VanSlyke, R. Vincent, M. Warner, G. Wells, G. Weyer, S. Wilmes 95 , ' if -. . ,X H . Y ' ' . .HX E. Auer, R. Bcrbecw, M. Bendel A Ag: . W if , As- ' X l ff 'V T' . .517 B. Dcivis, M. Dudynsky, R. Hoider x ,- -e 1, - Y Aw. M -. f - .L . . y 'K W Tw 3 .. 4 ,fl 'N g ' ' il? 'X' 'J M. Jonowiec, G, Johnson, G. Koehler I 'inf . J 33' ,553 . . 5. 5 . 3 'C 'ff if f f qzgasg 1, Riff. X J. Krowczyk, G. Krifzeck, C. Lucio we F S if' ., ,.., A 1. i F. Luden, J. Montel, M. McEvoy jmg lyk. 4- .. M , -5. Q... Fresh. Ri 'ZS fly : 1 o 3 5- Bovy, P. Connoy, R. Dczhlheimer When on odvisory is led by ci Teocher such os Mr. Porsons, iT is noT diThculT To inspire boys wiTh True ' school spiriT. Mr. Porsons, os is well-known, is on en- P ThusiosTic TooTboll Ton, ond This Terver hos been -A communicoTecl To his oclvisory. In The ChrisTmos Cord X A Drive, in oThleTics, in The missions, ond in The vorious T4 He9ef oTher ocTiviTies, The boys of 223 give Their besT ond usuolly occomplish o greoT deol. BUT even when The resulTs ore noT TorThcoming, The closs hos goined 'T much from The experience of sTriving. We feel ThoT W if The greoTesT lesson we leorned This yeor is The volue of giving one's besT ond occepTing vicTory or cleTeoT wiTh on unTornished spiriT. ' 'l M. Kraus Mr. Parsons Teaches English I ond cooches Vorsiry Football. -x . . V 5 . .- . . lx ' ' ' ' , y ' , , .fe ir -L- ' 'ka tr' . jiYv- X ' ' wie! 'T ' E if .. -. .ep ff.. . . R. MeTTy, J. Mykulok, M. Posch, J. Perro, J. Rekuclci, J. Schneider, D, Schultz, J. Schultz s . if f ' 'i,',i A .sii V M. Skelly, J. Skonnord, R. Stons, D. Word, E. Zobrocki, R. ZguTowicz, L. Lorson, F. Wolch 96 f- 'iv ,Ak at Mi K mv- u.4V'4' ff. f , ff , Frosh. fi e A A , N t 455 2 1 M., . F. Aitkens, J. Anderson, S. Atkinson 2 f,i. .. Iir' ww- s F M. Cavanaugh C vs' 5 l J. Evans We of 224 are privileged to have two completely ditiferent yet thoroughly enjoyable Brothers. For ad- visory, we have Brother Edward, De's popular new- comer. For guidance, we have that determined in- structor, Brother L. Ambrose. Both have taught us a great deal more than their academic subjects: from Brother Edward we have learned the importance of an optimistic, cheerful attitude, and from Brother Ambrose, the necessity ot determination and .X .-.. - r W. B. Brom, T. Carlson f R fr- J : iiiil zn T. ClifTord, P. Cutter, R. Ekstrand strength. Their example, as well as their verbal in- W ' 'V is -' V- 03. struction, has spurred us on to achievement in our 3 . studies and activities. .fl M . YR E rl ' 14955 V- 7' B. Feigh, T. Harret, M. Hager ,W . , We lbw ' xii, ' -f ft . 'fs X - a we G. Helberg, J. Kalinowski, B. Koziol 54 'xi ku 4 Brother Edward teaches Religion l, Spanish l and moderates Sopho- 1 ' ,YA li in Am ' w I more Football. G. Kulbieda, D. LaMott, M. Leeder l f' 'gg , Y X4 . ,gs le i 4 'if ', G. Machulda, J, Martian, L. McGraph, T. Mengelkock, D. Merrick, H. Miekopay, D. Obrzut, D. Reineck 142' wa- 'X . ,..i .- - . Alb- , in ff, l L- , 1 A Q: l 4 if f ke., ,V M P A K V.: A f Y 'W E, J. Ryan, D. Rouillard, E. Schulze, E. Sheppard, J. Sternal, P. Walker, T. Williams, D. Wishy 97 Rs. L- ' W Q-f . 24? E 14 'E ,' ie. T. Baumtrog, kr- Courtemanche QT .. 'l.. J. Fackler K , sz as 2' S' ' ' if -sfibvw-1 R R ros . R 'A 1 ' J f fha . ...S if , ,. y T X D .,,'S: l :ie rf '6 ' if-5. 1 pw , f . c,-.4 ,- gf . L .synch- . 1 25' N... I R. . ,.' ,L-.L.,Lz ., D. Bender R' Braden dv, 7 G. Christopherson, T. Corpe As the best advisory in the school, We feel proud and conhdent. Mr. Roach, our advisor, greatly impressed us in regard to school spirit Brother Fidelis, our religion teacher, had quoted as saying that we are the most Fidelis class in the school. Our room has constant generosity to the sions, most men on the honor roll, many men ticipating in sports and other school activities. as a class, feel we have a bright future. Mr. Roach teaches World History. .51 , 4: T D g, R., T Q I ff ' 4 'f' I K N R very S- - ha d ,, arg: A , D , .. 5. ' DEED J. Dargoy, W. Dolan, M. Dyste -like mis- A g PGV' J ' ' J We, ,gf ,g y J '4 9, 'fi Wi J. Glover, H. Hastings, F. Jacob , f: , . JT ... 1-L ras. , AL- ' of 'CTT' f T . -1 v, SQ n K. 7 F, , 4 ' -' I J H .la :Q U, - f 2 T. Kastl, J. La Bree, T. LaCroix 1. , -X S-4 , If i rl' J. Lopensky, R, Lille, D. Lopato l we rr ?.',. Q . - C ,, CL? 1 ff f ,gg , -J-' 1 - 1 M. Motfison, K. McCarthy, B. McDonough, M. Meyer, R. Montague, T. Mortl, R. Nichol if ,f J Qs , J ' .asf Q - l 5 Q. f . 3 ,,., R ,V . L,-if iff, . . J J' J ., ff 1 r if. s ix T 5 r,.r is , Q. J. Notsch, T. Piene, M. Rengel, B. Rosenburger, J. Sheffield, S. Wadsworth, M. Worts, J. Zylla 98 s, i fb l T T K Lf 'ltr' 1 S Y . K. . K Ii ils 4 Q g',V . Frosh. f 'K A I wi if I 1 .L ' AY: L,-Q A4 Y gsm, Q. E. Anderson, R. Arrell, R. Basfyr dv. 8 J, BenedicT, J. Beniamin, ..,.. Jw 'Gr' E Q.-- f ., ff, J. Bierke, M, Boeidgheimer, J. Borrman IT The boys of 228 had a chance To pick Their ad- visor, They would ce-rTainly choose Mr. DeWiTTe. He has led Us Through many drives and acTiviTies wiTh respecTable showings. ScholasTically, our advisory has done remarka- bly well, AT presenT we have The greaTesT number of boys on The Freshman A honor roll. B. Berg fu- an-A' X xl R. Bowen , .L , In conclusion, The boys ol 228 feel ThaT They have ' . .. accomplished much in The pasT year and have hopes .5 , I .. - 1 I ' l ., .K 4 X' . of doing even beTTer in The following years. ' TL, 5 ' ff' tx E. A i i . . f', Trl? .'-' 'P' ' E. Burns, J. Coval, D. Dean R' Flnnerly g . J , M l . ' , M. L, A 3 4 'fi , - KT! is x .V 'T R. Flufz, M. Hagemeyer, L. Hedluncl Ev. Nu J,-,J .J 531. . . .QM 7 L , .rw T L . Q, A A . 1' Mr. DeWiTTe Teaches Latin I cmd coaches Sophomore Football. R. Hollenkamp, M. Knooihuizen, O. Malenfanf gs QQ . V .' I 3 'VC - A .Q 'sk ' ,gg 'L 13. 54 1 , ' 'T' ' ai, W' 1 K 1--- 4 ' fu' . . A f .fs . ,T - A T . T... - ' . ' f il'Tilll3N g ef 'I - ' J.'T li -' Lp... A if A ..J. if 'flikfl X . '77 QAM ' F. McGovern, D. Mortinson, D. O'Brien, L. Rafay, F. Renner, R. Renner, M. Refkc, G, SchusTer l ' ' , . V T , . . T ,J . . , - , T we ' . M ., . ...T A M' -, - , , , -- iw 2 T V A Y , 1 T A w -. . .iii A T A . ' T T . H W5 .f1'fzf.ii? .' xl L. V f l H fa T T Q 'Q my ' T' l T J- V 1 T Xl ' ! R. Schwin, M. Shaunessy, L. Shoemaker, L, Slefka, J, Swanson, D. Torgerson, J. Woodson, J. Zockman 99 V , ff! , 5 Q . -ll '55, F ,fax ,I x. M. Anderson J. 1 gf fr Q x mv' X J. .f ...svn .R X Elsen I. Furnkes is A af. ST Ag- , - f-V T T.. , N-W' Q F. Helm J. Hudoba WM- ? . .WV T, Ml .1 A ' A i , . 1 .A . d 226 ' V' R. Bergman R. Berfhiaume D. Carrher Advisory 226 is proud of iTs fine school spiriT which iT has shown by parTicipaTing in various school acTiviTies, such as The ChrisTmas Card Drive. The aThleTic abiliTies of The class have shown Them- selves in The hard - ToughT game of The phys-ed classes. No one will ever be able To cease laughing aT The ThoughT of BroTher Ambrose's TlTTh period. Many are The happy momenTs which The sTudenTs have enjoyed during The sophomore lunch period, while They discuss The incidenTs of The long morning. 1. x 5 T G. Hull NET A A A. Kovaes A ' ,,. if w I , sf' K 1 1 s J li T P. KrasselT D. LoSofo F. Leimbeck .4 my K xg .FV K ,sa JM TFT' :L 'bf' il ' 'T if c I Mr. Svobodny Teaches Algebra l, Religion ll, and is head of main- Tenance R, LeiTschuh R, Mangan B. McQuisfon M I -gr ' JT: ' X, , -. T' . we A ' I TT l . 4. ,N V, X , M. Miller J. Meehan D. Nagan J. Pearson J. Peters if 9 l T gg A T T T n ga.. , ,UH Kirk in xg W is t T T if as fl? - YT il T, Peters J. Rogers F. Srefonoc J. Sfengel J. Thorpe M. Wennes J. Wifkowslci 100 l Sis. l SOPJI . as 1 I Y X d 300 J T. Benson M. DeGidio G. DorholT V' P. DOW J- Dmgseth . R. Erickson . . , ix.- T - C. lfferT A room vviTh on overoge seTTing ond on obove ming Team. er: overcxge group of sTudenTs is Advisory 300. We ore f L, . o M' , 'Q f proud of our school ond show IT by POVTICIFJOTIUQ Z N., ' T ' l cz T' 'T'e. W hov b n N . in ex rcilcurrlcu or c iv: I s e e one oy o gil, ,A A ' L ind The vorsiTy TooTbc1ll Teom oncl Tour on The sophomore Teom. We olso have cz number of boys on The swim- R- Fvgeflee G'H0ydef1 R- HSGHSY We hove o Tlne group of Teochers, buT our TovoriTe subjecT sTill is . . . . . J, . . . 'W . rf: 5 Every sTudenT ID our room believes Thc1T The only ' if 5' , T ' iv f soTisTc1cT1on you geT ouT of sTudy, sporTs, exTro- ES' 'FT' curriculor c1cTiviTies or cJnyThing else is The Time ond J I , J . , In. Ny work you puT lnTo IT. R. lwoskewycz J. Jenson L. Kreofz . V W T cg, , . 0 GA D. Krider W. Kubitscheck L. Lo Pirz 'J if . 1 .livxf Mr. ZeTch Teaches Biology. , M t J. Lebens S. Lenarz J. Lipcm f E A . . 1 ' fi , R 4 is we T ' T me - . ..+Z'r'- ww qw K 1 - . -Zi-al . 1 D. Moslowski J. McCormack J. McDonough R. Nichols J. Popiz J. Peltui M. Schindeldecker .f T reg - ff- f T T L., 4 iff vs ' f 2 ,jlf ,me w:.: fm . 'gyeg ' J. Jes.. JF A Q A5 T D. Sullivon R. Toffee R. Trocke N. Vossberg D. WilleTTe J. Wise S. WiTTig G. Worshek 101 B., 'SX , yi. ow. .,. ,gig S h. fx, . is OP fa . T. Ascher, J. Bird, D. Blossinghom 3 0 I 'sess- B. Clark . . ,Q Lg Q D. Draper The men of 301 ore one of The mosT Thoroughly represenfed odvisories in The school in The exTrci-cur- riculor field. The reolizoTion of The vdlue of These ocTiviTies is shown by Their full porTicipoTion. As Br. Ambrose soys To gef The mosT ouT of your high school educofion you musT be o D.L.S. mon. Our excellence in The scholosfic field hos nof suffered, however, becouse of This porTicipoTion. This is evi- denced by The greoT number of honor sTudenTs in our room. NOT To be ouTdone in ofher Things, odv. 301 hos won mission collecTions, ond numerous ofher Things. We shall confinue To grow in spirif ond knowledge. -of 3 T 434 M. Boyd, J. Duckley ., f: :rl . J Q,-1 i K crm. B. . Vg sh ,. J. Clausen, H. Cope . . ' ass ' if Xi . :V , I 7. S. Durda, P. Frawley -:rr 5' -V f. ' te- C, Jorgensen, D. Kurimay, J. McMaster -os' . 'ob ' ,- lv' K V IL' K Brother Ambrose Teoches Plone Geomefry and moderotes The Foof- E up K ' ball ond Wresfling Teams. J. Morrin, T. McGruder, S. Nalepka B. Pello g P. Dolon is T 'W 3-if i T B M D 'd R 537' S f - R' if - C V' e A 135, . -...fi c W ,U . A ' NOT PICTURED , f 'ff . h ' aiwv.. r .X M i A. Over, R. Overmoe, D. Parly, M. Peterson, B. Rafhmon, S. Rowinski g. Vyiy gf .gyg V, ra, J y- A 9 f 3. M g y A issr iv . i 15' T . . .sri 4 A . 3:1 S Lg, T T B. Ryan, R. Scheil, J. Schuler, J. Sheridan, R. Sorensen, R. Springer, D. Taylor, M. Wold 102 v- ...N 5. -I... .. .2 i ,. P 9 . it fl Qi ww V .r7.5,i... A Md Soph. R i wi--,A -- gs . . ww... sa, i V 2 N J. Balaban, J. Bordeau 3 O M. Calder, P. Coleman, T. Coleman A I Have you ever heard ot the great Chicago tire? , . iii 3 Well, it you have you know hovv ruthless it was. Our fr T ' Q advisory, that is, some ot the boys in it would be too Flex . . lazy to run out ot one ot the blazing buildings in the middle ot the Hre to help put it out. c. Collins, J. cfuikshonk . M- DMS' Although there are some lazy people in our ad- visory, our adviser, Brother John Paul, is very ag- gressive, He would help anyone on any subject, at M personal or academic, any time ot the day. He - Q :Z . ,ly I L wants our advisory to be the best. But as you have T P ,',,,, J My probably guessed we aren't quite as enthused as iz gffiflfx C J. fy Brother John Paul, so we don't follow up on his ' ' L. Dupont, J. Finnegan, T' . R. Flick Sugges Ions S. Franks ff- slr .. X3 ,. 'Q'-J... 'ii ' 9' J I 1, J A? :V f f 5 Q11 u I - 1 R. Genoch, Z. Hocuk, fa' x . .i g Zi nf f 5. K jf I L N' 1. L. Jenks, D. Keating, R. W . S21 fs., yi A t' T. Mady, T. McDonald, D. McLean, R. Naiarian, W. O'Conncr, T. Hyner y .,., Brother John Paul teaches Religion Il Biology, and is moderator of the Science Club. Klaesges ,ff-P. Q. . f e fr 1 Q ct 'it s' 15 'T ,Tb rj. -,wx 7 Z 1 J Gfff A T W. Persell, D, Piazza . 4 rl T f' ' l . . -. f Q- 1, t 'T' . ,jr gli' x I 54 gif - -X .rv ,X gf 2 L- t , -2 , ' 2 La 1 N sp Z ww' A 'A ' ...,,- J Q V g ,V gi My if l I Wit ' .31 .,.. ., ' l 5 as V if i W 7 A X5 fftfl. f - Ti ls .- f . f.l'fQ..5' 'fh- ' 3 lf J-iffif. il J. Purtahl, J. Rody, J. Sheehan, R. Todd, J. Volker, W. Weiner, W. Wilson 103 ' 7 'Fi' Txssfwif X T . A . ,, 'L - ., rw' M 5 V fax' fr? , 2 L- g LL 4 our .... H E ., -s . ..., . TQ,-.., , , W, U J rf. i J. Baskfield, J. Beck is Q T ...f , K - K ' D. Denning, L. Farrell ,osx 'nf -' ,H 'V' vs' Q T ,f hr, k were lxx AQ, J. Grech, J. Greenwald, G. Hallman hang F. Job, J. KoTawicz, T. Kudak . ii. f' lf' TT I W - ff? - 4? 5 5. 1-'7-T R. McHale, J. Paradise, W. Piwowar ,ef A ,w A 'N I mv .. ,AV 1, A . , -v l ww, if . V V Q S dv 3 O 3 .'.f . ' D. Bengson, J. Chapman, One of The loesT advisories in The school, room 303, is being Talked abouT all over The school. The men of This advisory puT everyThing They had inTo The ChrisTmas Card Drive. Due To The Tremen- dous amounT of eTTorT puT TorTh we gained second D. Clough we A 121.5 'I W. Gracyasz place in The Sophomore DeparTmenT. Tvvo TacTors were The main cause of These accom- -t-fr. gs- plishmems, Br. l-lugh's conTinual encouragemem, and J ri . The keen desire of The boys Themselves To beTTer The J school. T. Hirsch BroTher Hugh Teaches Religion ll, Biology, coaches The Swimming Team. V .Q ,... N lvl. Murphy 5 ,J T If. - NOT PRESENT if 4Ti ' A. PoTuin, C. Preus, K. Renking, J. Riley, M. Rush, D. Shabaz -.V M if .g ..... .W i fb.. snr ' . T :L T ' . W R. Shasky, J. STillwell, R. Tousigam, J. Vosika, P. Walsh, L. Wiles, T. Zarembski 104 pf! K, K y , Soph. Ad 304 R R. Abdo, C. Augur, W. Bihner Q R. Bretzke, J. Byzewski ' Studies and sports go hand-in-hand in advisory , M A iq, f 304. Our scholastic standing is above average, . QQA. If S while there are a large number ot boys on the vari- , ,Q ous athletic teams. Ivlr. Franczolc has done an excel- ,, , il Q 1 R Eichenbergei lent iob as advisor considering that he is new this W4 Huney, P- KOFOIIJI Keller ' year and he must acquaint himself with the regimen ot DeLaSalle lite. Our school spirit hasn't been measured to the ex- r K tent yet, but we hope to improve. Our students are W r , ug, W2 ..- always eager and ready to help one another with V , V 'Q any problems that arise. The values that have been .W X, J '33 5. M obtained from this school year are the greatest that ,. 2 J 'rr, 5. , we have received throughout our whole education. , E. Koplos D. Kraus, R. Krueger, D. Lavelie ,.... 4: , 5: :L I J s.. l r , ' fm- 'V 5- '+ vw' f Mr. Franczok teaches English ll and lll. X . J. Leitschuh, T. Mansk, A. Maxa i .,, ., rw. rx fww -, rx, , 4 T. McGuire, D. Mehty, D. Me 1: fl T ' l k i ' fs. .4 ,f an R R A V J J J .--- Q. It . T. Zywicki, V. Newinski, J. Paradise, sm, I , ..,... . ve'- , 1 1 1' wr 2 .. sh 'r . .11 ,Q .A .7 E. Phalen, J. Robin, J. Sandhoetner, J. Schultz, K. Schultze , I nf .. .,-rm, 1 , . ' ..,, mar, if J L L 3 1: ,N 2 N 5 I R. Smaciarz, J. Smith, J. Supple, J. Swanson, G, Theis, D. Thistlewood, D. Unler, M. Wenzel 105 wa f 'Nr X USG SL- ,W . A, 'Q .., It .M J!!! M '32 Soph. Adv 305 R. Barrett, D. Betker, T. Cameron O if ti' gf L. Edison is . ,fy sv! I J. Halelc The men of 305 have striven to become well- rounded students who will be a credit to DeLaSalle. In this Pursuit, they have engaged in studies, extra- curriculars, and sports with great avidity. Studies are important, of course, for they Ht us for later lives. But our spiritual life is paramount. It is the basis of our lives, the bed-rock foundation. And concern for the spiritual vvell-being of adolescents motivated the Brothers to found De. The boys of 305, realizing these facts, have given their best. They have studied, worked, played and prayed to the best of their abilities. In doing so, they have served the interests not only of themselves, but also ofthe entire school. .sl Mr. Bohen teaches Biology, Religion ll, Has a student demonstrate a tricep muscle. . sr, f j -.. ev. Q7 ' Q . 5 P. Doerfler gg.. in J gli, W Y!! I 1 J M. Fairly, J. Geis . W ' -1: a, Q ' R. Huber, J. Jensen -t A 1 4- . I' I T. Johnson, S. Kapala T. Leonard, M. Manning, R. McPherson -. Y. ' , rf- , . -,,- - 'sry' eww .. as 47 - i 'N 4. if , Q ' ,. . A - L D, Mulloy, J. Oullette, M. Pazik, D. Reseutek, D. Richard 1 iw c D, R QQ f ' '67 ,jg 7 Q3 M V L. .H N., et it ' x N gs f M 1 f lc NJ sit, is ' ' , if ff 1, :r:!'f-555' - ' L. Rousseau, E. Ray, R. Shea, M. Stensrud, J. Vargo, T. Wagner, S. Wicks 106 K-1 'WS Mtv 'iff' , -ftg,., 'fcrlr x , , , QA .sgxiy Vw M gy, - 3. . , ,, M-F W- ' no A ,W - ,,, as ,T T-fe Soph. 'C fe M ef d sos ' ll R- ALTFGNS, 5. BOTH V' R. Buckvold, R. Carlson, E. Casey ' 4 L T n l . ,, ev T K Q. ' Q. , .T 'L' .fr 2 T ri, .Q R. Cleary, T. Damberger, D. Fedor . . i ,631 an-1 X, J. Gamble, T. Seep, J. Gice G' ' I . we T L. .1 dr, Tr fx M. Greudle, M. Higgins, M. Hife 4525. lj.. ns gs, ,,,. s cv C ,. R. Jacenko, L. Johnson, J. Knauff me T L V1 'fw- P' J A E 'T' . ,- The leading room in The sophomore deparTmenT in The ChrisTmas card drive, Advisory 306 is one of The mosT diversihed rooms in The school. Under The lead- ership of BroTher Joseph, vve Try To do our besT in our sTudies. However, The greaT number oT boys in exTra-curricular acTiviTies Tends To balance The scales Tor our scholasTic deTTciency. 306 has more men on The aThleTic Teams Than any oTher room in The school. Also, The spiriT in 306 is very high. There are no slaclcers in our room! The excellenT cooperaTion in The card drive and In The mission collecTions is a good example oT This. 306 is proud of iTs school and hopes ThaT The school is likewise proud of Them. Brother Joseph Teaches English ll Religion ll, and is AssisTanT Librarian. I ,m A ,W ' - , ' ff T N 15? - T' 9-c 'ff' -W f- T EQ -9 T-f A My 2 , C R. Kugler, L. Lynch, J, Manikowski, G. McDonell, T, Morgal, L. Muller, R. Ostrmoe A X .: .:. g y gg V .--Q 3 4: 9 Q... ... rw .qv Q' .,' ,Q vm. .-1 .. K ' ' 'war ,J .wwf WW J. ' sl ,sw f T 'T I ' fs 1 X Q , X - .. .t 4 W. Quinn, J. Roban, T. Rouen, E. Sauter, W. Smisek, T. SmiTh, P. Wifherow 107 v. 'Ei' 1' C. Fligge '05 M. Gomez f' q Soph . T . V V .V ff Q 'ff' T, Ad . 3 O 7 J. Boliuf V M. Celusnak, M. Christian, J. Connoly ,' as ,,,.. We of Advisory 307 consider our advisory To be Typical oi Those in The Sophomore DeparTmenT. - wwe- O U vp' V Our advisor, Br. Arnold, led us To a TourTh-place R. Cox, J. Egan 4 ,..- 4-f-A . 1 nv' 'H finish in The ChrisTrnas Card Drive as well as To a consisTenTly high posiTion in The Mission CollecTions. Ten of our men placed on The TirsT six weelds honor roll while in The second six week period The number on The honor rolls was greaTly increased. 1-'Q' O ,r ...Q .,,. WiTh The help of Br. Arnold and our class oTTicers, ' iff 'T Room 307 is sTeadily progressing Towards The posi- -' 5 X? 4 Tion of The besT class in The Sophomore Deparfment. L. Gomer, S. Healy J. Heberf sf w r C. sr - -9.1 fm .K gf' mx S.. Ga Q Knoblauch, D, Kram, L. Larson . wr as sm A A li' ,iv :fy 'tl A VV . M I 'Cf A g - .51 Br. Arnold Teaches Religion ll, English ll, is Hockey Moderafor. K G. LaPalme, D. Locke, P. Marren g Nor PRESENT 4-,Q g - . M . J. Haulorich ,E W' , L A. 'wr C.HolT ' 'ff gf! YY . 2 - . K. Lynch L f Y f 'K J. MaTula, T. McCaoI, J. Moore, T. Nelson, F. Oiile, F. Paron .V i W ix ,iz is if Q ,kj-gr . wrifsgi K kllll V .251 f 'V ' ii 1. 1 . gq . di D. Pomerleau, M. Ryan, R. ST. Anrhony, J. Sfedman, W. Tritbough, D. Wallace, S. Willefte 108 a W ZA. nj .. , , J Q- V I-W V h L.. T .f ff ,,.., 0 A W . ,,.w, Tx A i if ' gi T L ' s I-01 .g , 1 a 4 t T X S'!:v1'i E d 3 0 8 'zfl-if T - .1 G., B. Berg, C. Brambilla, R. Bruen V. T. Burke, G. Davis if. fm, 'L .Q The men in The Uwindowless vvonderroom, advi- '22, aff, , . , .BW T Q' sory 308, are speciiically noTed Tor Their ouTsTanding r Q scholasTic abiliTy. They have never Tailed To lead The 9 D. t oTher rooms wiTh a numerous amounT of men on The J Donna R Geddes le Z ' f - honor roll. AlThou h The work hard The are b no 9 Y Y Y means a dull group. They are probably The mosT fun-loving and mischievous boys in The school. BUT its all This does noT inTerTere wiTh Their exTra-curricular K wg: gg V - acTiviTies and various drives. L, f L. L' ' Ya' ' QT' ' :rf T Alrhough we are only sophomores, many of our . is.-ff. boys have made varsiTy Teams, wiTh The resT giving ,X E- Their abiliTies To The school on oTher Teams and clubs. , Gibbs B. Godfrey, S. Grcibowski, L. Grams S A ggi x J. Gunderson, S. Hedges, B. 515 .W k V. -L. Jones Mr. Panion Teaches LaTin ll. gxyh I 1 K. Keffer, D. LeVesque, J. Linneberg NOT PRESENT 4? -I 'STK V Vx ft 'P nj 2,4 ,rr J. Masiermann ' V . f in , T.- f V. Y Y A .,-cv ...ir I wmv I ,mi mmm D. YOl'1l I fu., ' W -' K L' - ii fi T is . - P. March, D. Meyer, M. Morrison, M. Ness, B. Nicol, J, Plocienik, P. ST. Anthony it 'F . ,329 g ,,.ri ' g R. Safferf, J. Sandsrrom, R. Scoft, B. Shimp, G. Wickman, D. Wiener, A. Wodarz, G. Zemon 109 7 'i'L5?31':.. p . ' l f Adv. 309 D. Archer, D. Aykens, J. Brady J- C0VmiC !1n, D- FiSl'16l' 4 .ew A g, J Advisory 309, a Sophomore Class, realizes that its sb g M C- i purpose in school is to study and learn under the f if expert guidance of Brother Hilary. We are espe- ciall ratetul to him tor the numerous times he has Y Q n I J' FlY sacrificed his valuable time to give us the help we W' FU'lO 9fW- G'lleSP'e - cv 7 -gp' v 4 th T. Glennon need. We have been encouraged to participate in some extra-curricular activity and many do try to tit this into their schedule. Because ot Brother Hilary's guidance, this year has been the most profitable of our high school career. Br. Hilary teaches Spanish ll, Assistant Principal, Maderates Radio Club. ...dsx . A J so -. s f A O ' A S. Maas, M. Mahowald, J. Martin, 5? L,' '?lW' in W 31 D. Gruye, J. Healy J. Hessel, M. Holler, F. Jobst . 'll . in-'M . V.. .M K -7 -4. , tt 1 f I as . Av f 22 W J. Karczewski, C. Kowalski, C. LaPointe 5 In l, va . ,ff V 4 1' t ' 4? X4 ' I. 1, . ' 1 f. . W- I 1. W' ., '- Q. Q, ff Q- ef.. , V .was ' T. McDeviH, D. Newinski, J. Norling x 'fl L, Oien, D. Olson, A. Schroeder, D. Sorensen, C. Tomcl-neck, L. Tuma, J. VanDrasek, D. Volkmann 110 I r 51'-'N f , .1 'z gi , K., , QQ' J I' I. ' -11. ref :ll 'J x dv I 02 0 T. Brundidge, S. Callaghan, M. Collins J. Bachmeier, J. Brom ac: K ' We - sf-Y., If R. Domaille, E. DonaTelle 1 L,.Z,, . V ,uk xc, ,' Tw 'Ms- A Q- M. Gallagher, D. Hall, M. Happe i, I .ia 7, I 43, ' ,W 3, if R TT C., K QV- K A Viff J IN T. Jann, J. Kavanaugh, J. Kelly 4. ' , . M: . . .5 Q77 . AN .ox Q- J. Knoll, W. Kohl, J. Kopp Advisory lO2 is The room oT diversihed TronTiers, 2, having been blessed vviTh many ioiners. We have 4 Q' represenTaTives on The varsify TooTball Team, our room presidenT having received Honorable MenTion on The All-Conference FooTball Team. Our men are also on The Hockey, Swimming, WresTling, Baseball I. Downhom and Track Teams, along wiTh The Glee Club, Dra- maTics Club, The Islander and The DelTa. Our men have displayed a willingness To help Their Tellovv man by being consisTenT mission banner .52 winners. Room lO2 has many scholars on The Honor 5 Roll each period. Thanks To The ouTsTanding leadership and ever- is presenT humor of BroTher Leonard This has been a R. Hedlund a real feeling of belonging, Brother Leonard P. Teaches American History, Religion lll, and main- tains The bus. L- L M . .,lL' il 'J - . fs 'L as , .9 1 - .A ' ,ff B T: ' 1 Ab-' . ' ' ' .f . I' T. Kundla, A. LaChapelle, B. Lewis, D. Lynn, E. McDonald, T. O'Brien, J. Pikala M T 3 1 .52 Tw J is 1 X S. Pfaszek, T. Rozycki, J. Snider, R. Sobiech, C. Sfeingruebl, B. Vincent, J. WeidT, L. WiTTig 111 .if 2.-A' , . 2... T Q--Q., Ywvrl A Ri- 'T 'W 'dlvif l J. Banack, G. Belisle , 5,-,j5'! if J. Brage, G. Carpenter, J. Cripps , , . 1 X K .0 f ,Lk md kg r .X T T fm R D. Forslin, S. Galuszewski, D. Gormley y 63' ,S g. . Q' V J mil' A 'f A ' 1 Z v It Dx P. Hurrle, J, Kilkelly, D. Koering L- J V ' '-: ' TE? ir .is J. McPherson, R. Meyer, R. Murphy dvo I D. Neville, T. Orman, W. Pafrek Taking all Things inTo consideraTion, lO3 is The besT advisory in The school. We are The Junior De- sal' . parTmenT champs and placed Third in The school ChrisTmas Card drive, The Theme of The class is ac- N' TJ TiviTy, wiTh pracTically all The members of The class engaged in some exTra-curricular acTiviTy. R. Hipwell The scholasTic average of T03 is very high, being raTed 2.5 in The Junior DeparTmenT. This spiriTed ad- visory is noT iusT a Typical advisory - iT is more Than . The Typical advisory. E , mr V MEMORABLE IMPRESSIONS: FirsT look aT brighT jc, clean lO3 . . . SpiriTed campaign for room officers under BroTher Jerome's guidance . . . Use of Chi- cago TacTics which won The Card Drive, by hook and crook lmosTly crookl . . . J. Kohanek Br. Jerome Teaches Religion lll, Algebra ll, is VarsiTy Baseball Mod- eraTor, and Frosh Hockey ModeraTor. ' T V . . V . if Y f . if M -ur e W. Peck, W. Peterson, R. Purdes, W. Rily, J. Rosa, H. Rowland, M. Schaub, L. Schleeter . -2.1 T if T-exif -.,,.,,-f - '4 E 1 is .T J. Sias, R. Slominski, J. Sfruass, R. Taaffe, J, Wiffman, J. Wolf, R. Zawislak, D. Zens 112 1 ' J' 'Tr an ink. J ro ii T. Bolling, G. Bosfrom, M. Cleary I P, Cunninghgm T V K3 .vi f J. Dean B. Garber Mr. Bakey, our Teacher and adviser, has high hopes for our advisory. He plans To make TO4 The mosT respecied iunior room. Our room is noT loaded wiTh aThleTes and iniellec- Tuals buf we do have our share. Every six weeks we place a few men on The honor roll. We also include memberships in The chess and glee clubs. Our men are on bowling, hockey, fooTball, Track and wres- Tling Teams. Aside from These we also worked hard as a group during The posTer conTesT and The ChrisT- mas Card Drive. We are looking forward To anoTher gym nighi and a possible picnic aT The end of The year. Mr. Ray lvlahowald replaced Mr. Bakey aT The semesTer. Early indicaTions are ThaT he will be very well liked by The sTudenTs. The Delta welcomes Mr. Mahowald To De. '53 ,. we , .T 5 - '-...f D. Feehan, P. Freesene 'K ff 11' P 'Q . T. Grimes, J. Jasper ,gum , fi A E ii . 4, T C. Haluza, L. Kelly, G. Kennedy 1-2' ei Q., ' Var Mr. Bakey 'reaches American History M. Lamb, M. LGUXI C- Lund ef- 7: -A 1 ' -an I ' Z aa- K . 5' . . ' 7 - x . 51 ' A .... . . B. Maas, D. Marr, K. McGurrcin, J. Oifensfroer, B. Phillips ' f J .. i ' ' xg , A T i,T.i M, ,M I N . g . . 'Ke . R ,A . .-.. V A , I- jk . ji I - ff W K. f . . 4 , .is f T' M ff' .. 7 . w v-i,:wi,, Q A J. Rimarcik, P. Schienhosf, F. Sentyrz, B. Terry, P. Vargo, P. Waurcz, M. West, J. Zubrzycki 113 A T .A 3, ' . ' . - VU-v y 5,1 i l csv' 1' . . T J f s ,.l ' 'f' ' 'fs V ro W . ju 3. V X . Beane, L. Becker, W. Belkengren dvo I F. Bokusky Mr. Markwalder's 105 started the year with a ms. ' ' bang. We showed our Terrific school spirit by win- J 212 f ' K Na' . A :ol 5 ning The poster contest easily. We also did well in A it the Christmas Card drive by placing Third in The Jun- ' Craig ior Department with Sl2.25 per man. We were well D. Dohienl B. Franks represented in all fields of extra-curricular activities. lO5 will be remembered for some Time as The room V who showed Their Tremendous school spirit by putting Q E l up posters andfor slogans for all of De's football fr X 'Q and basketball games. All in all, lO5 did very well f'56' H ' ' I in every Tleld of study and exTra-curricular activities L 5 This year by following Mr. Markwalder and his battle I cry: LeT's go, men I 1 ! Fraser R. Hanson, J. Healy . if ..s' ' '.'. 7 'W if 'Efi T. Kalvestran, T, Kerr, R. Knapp :gg-. 75 A 1. . D if-N me A-.gg Mr. Markwalder Teaches English Ill J B. Koslak, D. Larson, D. McClain .... ..... . I - Q s . . 1.r as , -tt T T, . W T gr XA' in . ..-2:2 ' 345' LJ x ' G. Nelson, D. Nuquist, F. Rekucki, J. Schwalen, J. Sobofa X : Ll y 5 E V E 1 M Q .Q if T, - , ff ' ' wg .. - . .s.l T wh G. Theilen, J. Toohey, P. Trorniczak, G. Ulmer, D. Williams, D. Zawadski 114 .1 1 'Li N f 'Sn w-1. Is'fls.,f , T. Bunkers A rw -413' ' N xl -1. A T. Flynn, L. Gebeck I 43261 sv S. Groves, L. Hoof M. Kelly, J. Massoth .gg hr- ' swf rl mn-,M f . ' . .3191 R i-5, ,ww K..-f - W, . X -ai fs g,'- 2 NN .. Jr. A dv , I D. Clobes, F. Condon, M. Dalton The Ups of TO6 - Looking back over a school year can present its ups and downs. We ot lO6 like to think that our ups tar exceeded our downs Bringing in eleven boxes per man in the Christmas Card Drive certainly kept the spirit in T06 . . . up. The mysterious appearance ot Santa at our Christ- mas party enlivened our spirits for he brought a gift for everyone. But all was not on the light side. Quality work was demanded by our competent teachers, especially by Brother J. Leonard, our od- viser, Now and then they had to keep us down so we could remain up ' on doing the right thing. For this we are grateful. We know that we will continue onthe road . . . up. r L Br. J. Leonard teoches English Ill, Religion lll, ond is Speech Coach. F. McCoy, J. McDonald, R. Mesialf ' .Q 1 . 5' ff. j 3 Eli w mv! ' - -. T T. Mikulok, R, Morris, D. Murphy, R. Nowak, J. Oys, R. Schatzlein . J i f xx . -: wx X H T J. Schendel, T. Schovltz, J. Sievers, S. Stafford, R. Traux, R. Wells, M. Williams, W. Woytosek 115 :Y x.f . X! D. Goodnough if-J if .9 .wr V. T. Jacobsen '-g', 4- 4 i 'TTL' T X Jrb Cjf, E H. ' v . , ,W Abbefi, G. BeI'QmC1l'1 dvo I 0 R, Boike, P, Brown, G 4 rg. , -f ..7' '-w H M. Chmberloin, R. Fisher, J. Honson ff., ,P . '50-E 23 'r ' 111' 5 -f I .f Y 15 K. Johnson, J. Joseph, T. Kendrick - iss: 35 fin' ,v-Q V 'iufi' .. 'ff f '! 'Y. . H., 9, W., ,. A I I . T. Loftus, D. Long, M. McLinn . . K .1 V . , . sl '11 xii: . ,J - LQ, Y s . D. Plosch, D. Quinn, L. Renner Upon orriving ot De Lo Scille, one of the first things we heord obout wos spirit - school spirit homeroom spirit, individuol spirit, just obout ony kind of spirit. It wosn't long, however, before the novelty ot this begon to weor ott. From this time on we tended to look on these things os something the Brothers invented to keep us enthused obout school life, This yeor the story wos quite ditterent. Brother Te-rence's heart, spirit, ond drive held o new im- portonce tor us. We discovered thot spirit come from o full cooperotion between the teocher ond student. 57 ' V., V' , . Burke 'VNU s x 'Ti O. Horvieux f,,.,... t ser, ti. R. Little Brother Terence teoches Religion lll, Algebra ll, moderates freshmen ond B squad Bosketboll, ond is head ot assemblies. . 'QT 1' l ' 51 1 N l . i M .ibfq A J' .W ' lk 'W' J tv K f . 'lf i A . ' Er' Q we fe JT i J. Riley, T. Ronyoc, M. Shimek, J. Smith, T. Spoden, T. Trocy, R. Tobios fl J t.4'fe 254 ew-1 'ff' J, Humphrey, S. VonSickle, T. Wollrick, D. Weczorek, D. Westbrook, P. Wilson, J. Yetzer, D. Zyllo 116 'ie l i fl R fe. i J I' . gg. 1 , R i l yds N Y X -5 -..'. l .2 W Y GA T Ad I 2 I W E. Bishop, G. Bradley, T. Byron V ' P. Callahan, D. Coyne l l V Memories Are Made of This: Brother Stephen's i . 'pn Q cheery lace every winter morn . . . An especially in- 4? ' IA K , l 'lk PM vigorating second period. lC2uick, rush Frye some I l't':'f'w No-Dozll . , . Happy, work-filled hours spent by 5' Brother Stephen's volunteer-platoon' '... What Ever Happened To: Fadell's What, Me ioixon Worry? T-shirt . . . Callahan's Psychoanalysis in G' Fodell' D'FC 'ell Three Easy Lessons . . . the wise old ovvl and his woodland creatures . . . Notable Quotes: l hate to disillusion you, but h A yy Lincoln wore elevator shoes . . . The first rule in '53 f g Cr, iw N playing with regulations is not to get caught . . . my l M I don't think you'd like it it someone stole your gods A G . LW llli . . . I thought you were mad at me . . . l'm go A U J. Fignar take my dollies and go home . . . R. Frye, T. Harrer, T. Harrington A . V 5 Q ' . H 'PL Q J. Hettren, P. Herlofsky, W. lacono Br. Stephen teaches Religion Ill, Physics, and is Cafeteria Moderator. J. Hendrickson NOT PRESENT i 4'-'nk . 4' , q f X A. Leitschuh, ' L. 'f,i' A x I r r . rr A . . P. Meade, K. Murphy, T. O'Brien, R. Popehn, D. Robbie Q , .ark , 1 r: B' .. H' M , te fr , l j -lr at A fi' V R. Stormoen, T. Sullivan, M. VonEnde, D. Wander, G. Weber, G. Welch 117 r , ?'F F'T,y M X. gg l S. Liemandt, P. McCarthy ' , gf . F .I v. SN r C. Sallberg, T. Shultz S S 4 q R. Wirth, G. Woytanowitz TRW if ' ,ww S .R 'TTT' . Q T 1. T. Bixler, T 5 f M, 2, E, Feigh 'X T in Q 3 um, 5-N A S. Grand pre -T - 1 2.-i V :',z 1fig i'3 J I' , gfv . T ,ff T A W . M T ,T x T as , 91 ferry- PL Bowman, W. ConsTanT I D. Dalhmier, L. Dick IT you are looking Tor spiriT, our advisory has iT. The men of our advisory are proud To aTTend De La Salle, and do Their besT To keep The repuTaTion of The school spoTless. We believe This spiriT manifesTs iTselT in our acTiviTies. Our advisory placed members on The TooTball, baskeTball, baseball and vv1'esTling Teams. In The ChrisTmas Card Drive we were noT on The Top or on The boTTom, buT managed a respedoble showing. The class aTmosphere is also good. BroTher Oliver, our adviser, has a unique way of expressing himself ThaT mighT seem To oThers a TriTTle rough. Brofher Oliver Teaches Typing. . QV .. . ' 5 X, - .- ,af ll G. Fisher, J. Froehling, C. Gould . H ii J. ..... T -1' T. Harrer, W. Heck, R. Hofsfede T at . W 5, ffiigl? W 'T f J. Kline, G. Kosnick, L. Lauer im? .7 if is 5 .. , kikv if ,VKT 'Q . K TT. T J. Levesgue, T. MacPherson, L. Manning ,TTT fm gT,,, . I , .s.T. K 3 .wk Lhgig... L: 5.1. 1 L N .LL.. 3 .igiy E. .. ,. A vE:E'--EX K K . .L T er .. 'TTI T T f ,L .s?.s M. McGraTh, D. MclnTyre, C. Miles, J. Mitchell, R. Novack, T. O'Brien, T. Planfenburg 2. T ,. A T 1 sJ,., . T D. Rivard, R. Schreder, J. SexTon, J. ShulTis, L. Teske, G. Thornburg, G. Weeks, R. Wehmhofff 118 SET f l D . Q, vii I -i . J fi f J J 1 7 'viii'-? , T' K' Y. F74 F ' fs- ... , . . ff , Baker dv' F 2 3 F. Brombeck, M. Charest, J. Conklin E A Under the leadership of Mr. Johnson our room has ' ' Qe . T . . 1 - built a storehouse of spirit and money. Though some h' , .PQ ot his more radical ideas have been censored by Br. J ' , . ' 5. Norbert, Mr. Johnson still rakes in money. His raids 7 J. Cotton, B. Courteau fv- J...-ff nr P. Garagh K . Q I ty, J. Glowacki 'Q 4 Q' . 1 T 9 J. Hennessey, J. Kehoe 4,5 :X . V ff' 5 f-J ,sa D. Knotz, G. Knutson, B. !. 'SW I ur- 'Cf' Krause 61 - :A J. Lemire, T. MacDonald, J. Mattson, M. J Y 1, .fw w 5, F. Niznick, M, Poe, on the Great Northern Depot combined with his golf ball fund make our treasury rich. ln all seriousness though, Mr. Johnson is one of the most capable teachers in the school and we cure proud to have him as our advisor. Although we do have some characters in our room, we try our best in all our studies. We have many athletes in our room and some have mode the varsity teams. All and all, we rate high as juniors. Mr. Johnson Teaches American History and B squad Basketball. ffl--1 ' Q . 'fs AA McClellen, D. Mueller Q , . IQ.. an . ue B. Riney, T. Slatoski, R. Smoka, D. Williams, G, Zgufowicz 119 ' L ge J. Ferguson J. Hastings R. Bainbridge, W. Berg f - , , Q we ,wk 6- . .V V. hd A Q, I wg,-y - A.h G. DeGidio, W. Dicks s if mpg' f J 4-vs Q -ms 1 ' ' T uf W. 'uv . if -V TEV' i .! W . .5 i9 P, Flick, R. Glodek, J. Haggerty VA-I Y V f f'. if TT J in iwhw V937 'r T . ,,.... V 2,1f:5li J. Haluska, W. Kaess, J, Kelly Wit' swf- ,. -v 4 ... h - T. Kolinski, G. LaMoTT, M. Lynch T.,-.Q . rw- 1 Jr. Q S r ig Cl Th? ,c dv, 2 J, Biernat, C. Boeckmann, J. C Junior Advisory 202 seems To be a Typical De La Salle Junior Advisory. There is ample parTicipaTion in ..-.T exTra curricular acTiviTies and a sense of pride in The men OT 202 vvho Try hard aT making Their advisory The besT in The school. The sTudenTs of 202 seem To excel mosT in The held of sTudy as proven by The TacT one Third or more of The class are honor roll sTudenTs. Mr. Todd, The Ad- visor, novv in his Third year of Teaching ChemisTry is well liked by his sTudenTs. As Tar as parTicipaTing in sporTs evenTs 202 is well represenTed. A good number of sTudenTs are mem- bers of De La Salle's various aThleTic Teams. TKLFDJBC WCHART or THE ELEMENT? l' Wi in un nu NA vo. vii m ma we meme .Q sa 55 Hair as Q0 ' pm f Es 29 151 IH Mr. Todd Teaches Chemisfry .. 1:2 T E as . .fi-.w fiif - ' Lgtiffx .z. 'lf, W, A 3' .-f. gg.. -3 gy . E W. Lynch, S. Mancino, P. O'Donovan, W. Oiile, K. Pearson, D. Prodahl filibu- A 1 EES? X in Selah uv , 'err T I D. Fagerlee L, d ' K 43, gg , J. Hakanson N, i -' -.'-A J, 3 I lsr h E 41 .. W h - Q J. Roney, M. ST, Aubin, J. Sosniecki, R. STimari, J. Tegedar, W. Welch, R. Williams, R. Wright 120 Q ' I ,X Xl A 5,7 . X S. Alexander, J. Allard, M. Cady 0 5 J. Coleman, W- Cronin ,.- M ,W A M. in up K . QQ E. 1 .M I .i 1 'lt R. Czaikowski V P -N . .6 .un .Le Asn- gf! fm Mr. l-lagen's Advisory 225 is noted tor its tremen- dous drive and enthusiasm. ln athletics, extra-curricu- lar, and studies the boys always give their utmost. The result ot their efforts is shown in the advisory's place in the Christmas Card Drive, the number ot letter men in the room and their scholastic standings. We feel that the men ot 225 have much To be proud ot. Under the guidance ot Mr. Hagen and their ' , f other teachers, they hove accomplished a great deal and contributed much to De La Salle. pn V. Dahlheimer, R, . ff, VA 5-.tp Dehler im' a., 2 -... j4't3' N , -Q K. Evans W. Felien, P. Flaherty, R. Fust J. Gill, T. Hayes, P. Herbert l . s if Mr. Hagen teaches American History, moderates Freshman Track. I Y' T , Q- 355. A. A T L. Hill, P. Johnson, R. Jones la' T' . i I . iw f 2 ' L, 2 1 s -was i n V 1 ii . - . ll 4 Q . is I lf-l 'X R. Klingberg, R. Lipa, D. McAllister, T. Madsan, D. McGraw, J. Meneely, R. Mullen l . fi ...., Q V , QL Q tit .,-I Q' wiki. ,sr is gr Y' f'. r J M. O'Connor, M. Schindeldecker, R. Slovack, M. Taylor, R. Taylor, M, Woulfe, T. Zdon 121 Sn 'ws f XX xl r Mr. du Bois teaches English IV. English Department. Br. Patrick teaches Religion IV, English l,Il,IVp Head of the A pl1f::'esfw-f,Q-12,s2- we W 2 Ti?ii157f7ziZ,5l5i?1gy1mzE?93:5fi?r5! Y Q 3 , ,M 1 Q PM , r I 2 I I M , 2 fs lmszfsvi-is1f51s,5,fQ:,5,lw.-f5,:sl, -seem 2 I ,Z , rx :f'lr,yr-,wwf X 1,-.,,.vss, ? V U,l: W Z W A - 2,-,ry-,lc..,U 2 I K K s Q L ? S ,t.,, ,I A I ,. -,.m 1f 'S I , W Q X Q, I I Q Y i J P Q 3 Q my 2 I::z,.s'wfl5fsr4mv u:,i:ww51P 2? of r r it Y W ww: H at 2 Q I -ww sffszgffsi Lgfsgtf -H Hgziifv eziirggggmffl M1 2 I 3512,-ff,-we'-1 en i Mr. Maroney Teaches Problems of Democrac y. Br. H. Francis teaches Religion IV and Chemistry. 122 I i Br. Daniel teaches Religion IV, Advanced Mathematics, and Algebra llp Head of the Mathematics Department. Mr. Odell Teaches Trigonometry and AI- gebra, Q ,W M221 ga . f-4- ' Mr. Graf teaches Economics and Problems of Democ- racy. Br, Ligouri teaches Religion lV and Plane Geometry Athletic Director and Basketball Moderator. Br. H. Paul teaches Religion IV and English lVp Dramatics Club Moderator. Best Looking - Tim Burns Most Popular- Mechell Jacob Most Likely To Succeed -Jim Burke Best Student - Jim Lano Typical Senior - Tom Hall Did Most For The Senior Class - M. Best Athlete - Mechell Jacob Best Dressed e Chuck De Keyser Noisiest - Mike Harrer Quietest - Mike Kelly Best Sense Of Humor - Ed Rushin Best Basketball Player - Mike Gleason Best Football Player -Louis Stocco Best Baseball Player - Gary Zachman Most School Spirit -John Bierden Senior Poll Jacob Biggest Faculty Drag - Ed Gavin Sleepiest Senior - Tom Whelan Biggest Wolf - Gary Healy Favorite Sport- Basketball Favorite Singer - Bobby Darin Favorite T.V. Show - Untouchcibles Favorite Girls' School - Holy Angels Favorite Subject - Mathematics Favorite Disk Jockey - Hal Murray Favorite Actress - Liz Taylor Favorite Actor - John Wayne Favorite Song - North to Alaska Favorite Teachers - Bro. H. Paul, Bro. Daniel Favorite Gripe - The Great Milk Embargo Things We Would Like to See The men's room unlocked . . . Brother Stephen playing basketball . . . Brother Terrence playing chess . . . Brother Patrick dangling a participle , . , A Welcome Students sign on the Great Northern Depot . , , Brother L. Ambrose posing for a photograph . . . MICHAEL T. GLEASON - Gleece - St. Anne's Ambition: Engineer. Activities: Basketball l,2,3,4: Advi- sory otticer 2,4, First Vice President of the Senior Class. MICHAEL T. RIVERS - Mike - Visitation. Ambition: To go into medicine. Activities: Advisory otti- cer 2,3,4: Tennis 2,3,4: Contact 4: Legion ot Mary i,2: Secretary of the Senior Class. MECHELL JACOB - Jake - St. Joan ot Arc. Ambition: To see Bro. Ligouri in charge ot Dayton's complaint department. Activities: Advisory olticer 2,3,4: Football i,2, 3,4: Basketball l,2,3,4: President of the Senior Class. GARY ZACHMAN - Al - Visi- tation. Ambition: To beat Benilde and have a big family, Activities: Advisory otticer i,2,3,4: Basketball i,2,3,4: Baseball i,2,3,4: Treasurer of the Senior Class. 125 LOUIS STOCCO - Lou - St. Hel- ena. Ambition: To be a success. Ac- tivities: Advisory ofticer l,2,3,4: Football i,2,3,4: Baseball i,3,4: Basketball I: Track 4: Second Vice President ot the Senior Class. JAMES BURKE - Jim - St. Brid- gets. Ambition: To beat Bro. Arnold in a wrestling match. Activities: Football I: Hockey 2,3,4: Advisory otticer I,2,3,4: Baseball l,3: Busi- ness Manager ot the Senior Class. FORREST AMUNDSEN - Jungle - Assumption. Ambition: To go on to college. Activities: Dromdtics 2,3,4. LEROY ANDERON - Lee - Holy Rosory. Ambition: To be o success. Activities: Golf Teom 2,45 Comero Club 2,3,4. MICHAEL ANDERSON - Andy - Holy Rosory. Ambition: To moike Cl lot of money os on electronics engineer, Activi- ties: Hockey 3,4: Tennis 4: Trock 4. PAUL L. ANDERSON - Andy - St. Helene. Ambition: To be o phormocist. JEFFERY R. ARENT - Jett - lmmdculote Conception. Ambition: To get 01 college degree. Activities: Contact l,2,3,4: Advisory officer 2,3: Hockey 4: Cdmero Club 2. EUGENE J. AUDETTE - Gene - Holy Cross. Ambition: To be ci good citizen, and to enter teciching. Activities: Advisory otclicer 3: Glee Club 2,3,4. GEORGE T. BACHA - Boch - St. Cyril. Ambition: To live o good Ccitholic life. Activities: Bowling 2,3,4. DAVID BAKER - Dove - Christ the King. Ambition: To live d full lite. Activities: Dromcitics 2,3,4: Speech 2,3,4: Debclte 2,3: lslcinder 2,3,4, Tennis 2: Advisory oFlicer 3,4: Art Club 3,4: Track l. DUANE J. BANGLE - Butch - Our Lcidy ot Victory. Ambition: To mclke it through college. Activities: Advisory officer l. DAVID J. BARTH - D, J. - Holy Nome. Ambition: To be ct writer. Activities: Troclc 4. 126 EDWARD BAZINET - Eddie - Annunciation. Ambition: To have new car and the money to go with it. FREDERICK BECCHETTI - Fred - St. Charles. Ambition: To obtain college degree. Activities: Hockey 2: YCS I,2. Advisory othcer I,2,4. JOHN BECKEY - Beck - St. Helena. Ambition: To see the United States by rail. Activities: Advisory oltlcer I,3: Wrestling 3,4: Baseball l,2,4: Contact 4. WAYNE BECKMAN - Wayne - St. Joan of Arc. Ambi- tion: To be a brain surgeon. Activities: Football I,2. MICHAEL BEDNARCZYK - Bad-narczyk - St. Anne. Ambition: To turn the quarter-mile in 5 seconds flat. Activities: Islander l,2: Contact 3,4. WILLIAM BEDOR - Bill - St. Helena. Ambition: Engineering. Activi- ties: Science Club 2: Camera Club 2,3,4: Islander 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Delta 4: Speech 3. E. WILLIAM BENJAMIN - Beniy - Annunciation. Ambition: To be a lawyer. MICHAEL BENSON -- Mike - Immaculate Conception. Ambition: To be a chemical engineer. 127 G C1 Here are some handy locker liners Somebody's wrong, Dahmenf' MARK BERG - Mark - Holy Name. Ambition: To get Through college. JAMES BERGMAN - Jim - St. Bonaventure. Ambition: Law practice. RICHARD BERRY - Chuck - St. Boniface. Ambition: To make it to college. Activities: Advisory officer l,2,3,4: Foot- ball l,2,3,4: Senior Council. GERALD BETTS - Jerry - St. Boniface. Ambition: To graduate. Activities: Advisory ottlcer l,2, Baseball 3,4. JOHN BIERDEN - Wierden - Immaculate Conception. Ambition: To follow the teachings of the Brothers. Activities: Dramatics 2,3,4: Cheer- leader 2,3,4: Legion ot Mary l,2: Contact 2,3,4. ARNOLD BLACHFELNER - Arnie - St. Charles Borromeo. Ambition: To drive or own a fast late model stock car. Activities: Legion of Mary l,2. Nsvgsm... . ..:f- H JOHN BOULGER - Boulg - lncarnation. Ambition: To finish college. Activities: Baseball 4: Advisory oFlicer l,3,4. JAMES BRAUN - Jim - lncarnation. Ambition: To become an engi- neer. Activities: Dramatics 4. 128 ALBERT BRECHT JR. - Al - St. Boniface. Ambition: To be a C.P.A VIRGIL BRENNY - Virg - Our Lady of Victory. Ambition: To get c B.A. Activities:Dramatics 3,4 F. ANDREW BREWER - Andy - Holy Rosary. Ambition: A successful law career. Activities: Advisory officer l,2,3, Hockey 2: Baseball l,2,4. HENRY C. BROM - Hank - St. Stephen Ambition: To get a Ph.D. in M.E. Activities: Swimming l,2,3,4. CLAYTON BROWN - Clayt - Immaculate Conception. Ambition: Law or writing. Activities: Senior Council. RICHARD BROWN - Dick - Resurrection. Ambition: To go on to college. Activities: Advisory otlficer l: Football 2,3,4: Track 3,4. TERRENCE S. BUCKO - Buck - Holy Rosary. Ambition: Own the most expensive motel in Minneapolis. SEVERIN BUCKSA - Tub - Holy Cross. Ambition: To be a success. ROBERT BUNES - Bob - St. Richards. Ambition: To be o success in whatever I do. Activities: Swimming 2. TIM BURNS - Buns - St. Austins. Ambition: To be a success in any- thing I do. Activities: Advisory officer l,2,3,4: Hockey 2,3,4: Delta 4: Dramatics 4: Golf 4. 129 LOUIS BURNS - Louie - Christ the King. Ambition: To be cm success. Activities: Debczte 2: Drornotics 3,4: Science Club 2,3,4: Legion ot Ivlory 3: Notionol Honor Society. PHILLIP HORNER - GoroIy - Visitotion. Ambition: To go through the yeor with no F's. Activities: Advisory otticer 2, 3,4g Bosketboll I,2,3. NEIL M. BUSCHMANN - Seoleko - St. Lovvrence. Ambition: To be o nucleor physi- cist. Activities: Rcidio Club. RUDOLPH BYDLON - Rudy - St. Philip's. Ambition: To be one ot the Gluek boys. GREGORY CAIN - Killer - Holy Rosory. Ambition: To tinish my educotion ond teoch history. DUWAYNE CAMPEAU - Wayne - St. Chorles Borro- meo. Ambition: To be ci tool ond die moker. Activities: Glee Club 3. RICHARD S. CARDINAL - Dick - Holy Rosory. Ambition: A college educotion. Activi- ties: Advisory ofticer I: Footboll 2, Hockey 2. GARY CARLSON - Lord - St. Albert's. Ambition: To be ci nuclear physicist. THOMAS CASHMAN - Dizzy - Incorndtion. Ambition: To groduote from college. Activities: Hockey 2. THOMAS CHAPMAN - Tom - lmmoculcxte Conception. Ambition: To complete o college educotion. Activities: De- bote 2: Golt 4. 130 HENRY CHENG - Hank - St. Charles Borromeo. Ambi- tion: To get out ot school. Activities: Tennis 2,4: Speech 3: Science Club 2: Islander 3,4. THOMAS J. CHRISTIANSEN - Chris - Holy Rosary. Am- bition: To be a Saint. Activities: Baseball I: Advisory atti- cer 2: Hockey 3,4: Delta 4. DANIEL CLIFFORD - Clilt - Annunciation. Ambition: A college education. DAVID CLOUGH - Dave - St. Kevin. Am- bition: To lead a good lite. THOMAS COLLINS - Tom - St. Peter. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Advisory olticer I,2: Football I,2,3: Hockey I,2: Baseball I. TERENCE CONDON - Terry - St. Marks. Ambition: To goto college. Activities: Glee Club. MICHAEL CONLEY - Mike - Incarnation. Ambition: To go on to college. Activities: Ad- visory olhcer 1,37 Basketball IQ, Baseball I. JAMES E. CONNOLLY - Jim - St. Law- rence. Ambition: To be a draftsman. Activities: Advisory ofiicer 4. CHARLES CONNOY - Chas - Visitation. Ambition: Go to college and be a good Catholic. Activities: Baseball manager 2. DAVID COTE - Dave - St. Josephs. Ambition: To learn a lot about everything. 131 JOSEPH L. CRAIG - Joe - Incarnation. Ambition: To get through college. Activities: Cheer leader 3. JOHN CULHANE - Cul - St. Lawrence. Ambition: To go to college. GARY M. CUMMENS - Little One - Im- maculate Conception. Ambition: College -- Engineering - money. Activities: Advisory ofticer 2: Wrestling 3. JAMES P. DAHMEN - Rebel - Ascension. Ambition: Ride across Montana on horse- back. Activities: Football 2. DANIEL DALSIN - Daze - Resurrection, Ambition: To be a success in lite. Activities: Wrestling I,2,3,4: Advisory olticer 2. JOHN DALTON - Duke - Incarnation. Ambition: To go to college. Activities: Football: Wrestling. JAMES DeGIDIO - Jim - Christ the King Ambition: To be a draftsman. Activities Hockey 2,3,4. CHARLES DeKEYSER - Charlie - Immacu late Conception. Ambition: To be a lawyer. Activities: Golf .'2,3,4: Hockey 2. THOMAS DOBERSTEIN - Dobie - Immaculate Concep- tion. Ambition: To go to college and make good. Activities: Swimming I,2. DAVID DONAGHUE - Tank - Holy Rosary. Ambition: To get married and have a family. Activities: Hockey l,2. 132 DENNIS DONNELLY - Den - St. Helena. Ambition: To get Through college. Activities: Track 4. MICHAEL DOTY - Mike - Immaculate Conception. Am- bition: To be a good Catholic and to succeed in lite. JOHN A. DUFEK - Dui - St. John's. Am- bition: To graduate from college. RICHARD J.DUFORT - Dick - Incarna- tion. Ambition: To be a professional student. Activities: Delta 4: National Honor Society. GILBERT DUMAS - Gil - St. Helena. Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. Activities: Radio Club 2: Contact 3,4: Dramatics Club 4: Delta 4: Camera Club 4. LYNN EATON - Lynn - St. Austins. Ambition: To be a success in the future. MICHAEL ENDERT - Mike - Incarnation. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Foot- ball I,2. Advisory I,2,3. THOMAS A. ENDERT - Tom - Incarna- tion. Ambition: To be an airline pilot. Activi- ties: Hockey 2,4. STEPHEN ERLANDER - Tootsie - Incarnation. Ambition: To take up journalism. Activities: Dramatics 4: Delta 4: Cheerleader 4. ROBERT FAHNHORST -- Forney - Ambition: To run the halt mile under two minutes. Activities: Track 4. 133 STEPHEN FARNSWORTH - Steve - Christ the King. Ambition: Buy some real estate in Hopkins. Activities: Glee Club 3,4: Legion ot Mary 3,4: Dramatics 2. J. THOMAS FEEHAN - J, T. - St. Helena's. Ambition: Be a vvater- boy for the Green Bay Packers. Activities: Advisory otticer l,2,3,4: Football I,2,3,4: Baseball l,2,3. RONALD P. FISH - Ron - Holy Name. Ambition: To return to De as a teacher. PETER M. FITZGERALD - Pete - St, Charles. Ambition: To make it through college. Activities: Football I,2,3,4: Baseball I: Hockey 2,3: Advisory otticer I,2,3: Dramatics 3. HUGH FLEETHAM - Milt - Incarnation. Ambition: To be rich bache- lor. Activities: Football l,2,3,4: Basketball I,2,3,4: Baseball l,2,4: Ad- visory otticer I,4: Benildus Club 4: Contact 2,4: Senior Council. EDWARD FLYNN - The farmer - Visitation. Ambition: To be a suc- cess in everything I do. Activities: Advisory otticer I. RICHARD FOERTSCH - Big Daddy - Resurrection. Ambi- tion: To make a million dollars. Activities: Basketball 2,3,4: Track 2,3,4: Football I,2,4: Advisory otticer 4: Senior Council: Contact 4: Benildus Club 4. DONALD N. FOURNIER - Squeek - Holy Name. Am- bition: To be a mechanical drattsman. Activities: Basketball manager l,2. MICHAEL FRICKE - Ike - Basilica. Ambition: To be a success in the world. Activities: Baseball 4: Contact 4. GARY FRIENDSHUH - Frenchy - Nativity ot Mary. Ambition: To live a good lite. Activities: Swimming I,2,3,4: Football 2. 134- MARK L. FUEHRER - Der Fuehrer - Assumption. Ambition: To obtoin o doctors degree in chemistry. Activities: Science Club 2,3,4: Chess Club 3,4: Speech 4. GARY FUERSTENBERG - Furst - Resurrection. Ambition: To become on engineer. Activities: Swimming 2,3,4. JAMES GALKA - Jesse - Holy Cross. Ambition: To go to trode school. EDWARD GAVIN - Gorvin - St. Potriclcs. Ambition: To teoch Bro. Stephen physics. Activities: Advisory otiicer l,3, 4: Footboll l,2,3,4: Trock l. KEVIN F. GIBBS - Kev - St. Heleno. Ambition: To be ci surveyor. DENNIS GIBLIN - Gib - St. Philips. Ambition: To become o busi- nessmon. Activities: Trock 3,4. HERBERT GIEFER - Herb - St. Albert. Ambition: To ottend the U. ot M. Activities: Golf 3,4: Hockey 2. WALTER M. GIESMANN - VVolt - St. Austin. Ambition: Tool ond die moker. 135 Students pledge ollegionce Something's rotten in the state ol Denmark. LARRY J. GLOVER - Sweetie - Our Lady of Victory. Ambition: To be a policeman after a naval career. DAVID GOFF - Stubby - St. Clements, Ambition: To be a doctor. Activities: Football 2,3,4. DAVID GOLESKI - Cain's Cohort - St. Charles. Am- bition: To be a success in lite. Activities: Hockey 4. MERLIN HABIG - Merle - St. Elizabeth. Ambition: To see Broflerence conduct algebra class sitting down. Activi- ties: Intramurals l,3. GARY HACKER - Gar - St. Lawrence. Ambition: To go on to college and have a successful lite. Activities: Camera Club 2. DENNIS HAGGERTY - Denno - Christ the King - Ambition: To be an architect. Activities: Wrestling 2,3. THOMAS HALL - Tom - Incarnation - Ambition: To graduate from college. Activities: Hockey 3,4: Track 3,45 Advisory Oflficer 4: Intra- murals 3, JAMES HANNIGAN - Hughie - St. .Ioan of Arc - Ambition: To be a good Catholic billionaire. Activities: Advisory Officer l,2: Base- ball l,2,3,4: Basketball l,2: Intramurals l,2,3. 136 DENNIS HANSEN - Hansy - St. Margaret Mary - Ambition: Doc- tor ot Veterinary Medicine. Activities: Swimming 3,4: Delta 4: Track 4: Contact 4. PAUL HARMON - Paul - St. Peters. Ambition: Have all my home- work done someday. Activities: Hockey 4: Intramurals. MICHAEL HARRER - Curly - Annunciation - Ambition To be one of the Three Stooges. Activities: Football I,2,3: Baseball I: Advisory Olticer l,2. RICHARD HARVEAUX - Rich - St. Cyril - Ambition: Navy Demolition Corp. Activities: Bowling 4: Dramatics 4. WAYNE HASS - Jack - St. Charles - Borromeo - Ambition: To complete medical school at the U. ot M. Activities: Y.C.S. I,2,3: Bowling I,2,3. ROY HAUGEN - Skip - St. Helenas - Ambition: To become an architect. RONALD HAVELAK -- Ron - Immaculate Conception - Ambition: To become a teacher. Activities: Wrestling 4: Cheerleading 2: Intramurals I,2,3. RICHARD C. HAWKINSON - Hawkeye - St. Charles Borromeo - Ambition: Go into law enforcement. Activities: Glee Club 2,3: Track 3. BRIAN M. HAYDEN - Roy - Assumption - Ambition: To become an engineer. Activities: Advisory OFHcer I: Baseball 2,3: Intramurals I,2,3. GAROLD B. HEALY - Gert - Visitation - Ambition: Photographer. Activities: Advisory Ottlcer I,2,3,4: Dramatics 4. 137 MICHAEL R. HEATH - Tiny - St. Bridgets. Ambition: To teach a Junior English and to drive a green and white '57 Plymouth. BERNARD K. HEILLE - Bernie - St. Charles. Ambition: To be an electrician. Activities: Advisory oiticer 4: Senior Council: Football 2,3,4. ERWIN HEISLER - Ervy - St. Stephen. Am bition: To get my Ph.D. before l'm 30. Activi ties: Debate 2,3,4: Speech 2,3,4: Chess l,2,3 4: Islander 2,3,4: Dramatics I: Science Club 2, 3,4: Bowling 4: Delta 4. RICHARD HERRMANN - Rich - St. An thony. Ambition: To succeed in lite. Activities Glee Club 2: Delta 4. ROBERT HIGHFIELD - Bob - Incarnation. Ambition: To be a forest ranger. Activities: Baseball 4. THOMAS HILDRETH - Tom - St. Charles. Ambition: To be a Doctor. Activities: Glee Club 2: Track 2,4: Advisory ofticer 4, Senior Council. Now theoretically ROBERT HINZ - Hob Hinz - St. Peters. Ambition: To be a general in the Air Force. Activities: Football 2,3,4: Hockey 2,3,4: Advisory othcer 4. JAMES HODEK - Burly - St. Joan of Arc. Ambition: To become a mathematician. Activities: Chess 2,3,4: Radio Club 2: Science Club 4. CHARLES R. HOWE - Butch - Holy Nome. Ambition: To become o civil engineer. Activities: Advisory officer l. GEORGE HUNEY - George - St. Thomas. Ambition: To go to college. GARY JACOB - Joke - St. Morons. Am- bition: To buy from 0 Jew, ond sell to C1 Scots- mon ot 0 profit. Activities: Advisory officer l, 2,3: Boseboll 2, Bowling 2,3,4, Golf 3,45 Foot- boll stotisticion 2,3,4. RAMEZ JACOB - Joke - St. Moron. Arn- bition: To live C1 good lite. Activities: Advisory officer 4. Lotin Ill Class JAMES JAKUBOWSKI - Joke f- Our Lody ot Victory. Ambition: To go to college ot U. ot M. Activities: Comero Club 2,3,4, Art Club 4: Delto 4. DUANE JANIKULA - Kula H Visitotion. Ambition: To live oi good lite. Activities: Ad- visory otticer l,2,-4, Islonder 2,3,4: Dromotics Q,3,4. RONALD JASPER - Lover - St. Anne's. Ambition: Get morried ond be ci doctor ot veterinory medicine. Activities: Advisory officer 4: Islonder 2: Dromotics 4: Senior Council 4. JOHN JENSTAD - Little Swede - lncdrnotion. Ambition: To be 0 C.P.A. 139 BRETT JOHNSON - Maverick - St. Thomas. Ambition: To play for the Montreal Canadiens. Activities: Advisory Othcer 4: Hockey. DONALD JOHNSON - Don - Immaculate Conception. Ambition: Chemical Engineer. RONALD JOHNSON - Ronnie - Holy Rosary. Ambition: To have a family and a successful business. Activities: Hockey 2,3. WILLIAM KALINA - Bill - Nativity of Mary. Ambition: To be a good man at home and at work. Cow isthe mime for all geed men FRANCIS E. KAPSCH - Frank - Annun ciation. Ambition: To practice law. Activities: Advisory Officer 1: Legion of Mary lg lntra murals. JAMES KASTL - Jim - Visitation. Ambiti tion: Jet aircraft mechanic. Activities: Wres tling. JAMES D. KAZEK - Jim - St. Charles Borromeo. Ambi- tion: Architect. Activities: Bowling 3,-4. RUSSELL KEDROWSKI - Russ - Holy Rosary. Ambition: To ask Mr. Graf a question that would take him less than five minutes to answer. Activities: Wrestling 2,3. A MARTIN KELLER - Marty - Incarnation. Ambition: To get Through college. Activities: Football l,2,3,4: Hockey 2. TIMOTHY KELLEY - Kell - Incarnation. Ambition: To graduate from college. Activities: Advisory Olticer 2: Bas- ketball 2,3,4. Ambition: To go to college. land Band 2: Glee Club 2,3,4. WILLIAM KENDRICK - Bill - Christ the King. Ambition: Go into the F.B.l. Activities: Hockey 2. THOMAS D. KIELAS - Babe - Holy Rosary. Ambition: To get a Ph.D. in my field in college. Activities: Intramurals l,2,3. JAMES KITCHEN - Kitch - Annunciation. Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Activities: Radio Club 2. Delta 4. LAWRENCE KLADEK - Grease - St. Anne. Ambition: To be a great doctor without hav- ing to go to college. JEROME M. KLEES - Jerry St. Charles Borromeo, Ambi- tion: To go to college. Activities: Intramurals 3. RICHARD W. KLESK - Rach - Holy Cross. Ambition: To make it through college. Activities: Football 2,3. Advisory Officer 3. Contact Leader 2. Intramurals I,2,3. 141 JOHN J. KELLY - Jack - Christ the King. MICHAEL KELLY - Mike - Visitation. Am- bition: To be successful in everything I do. Ac- tivities: Advisory Officer I: Contact 2: Dixie- JOSEPH KLUG - Dino - St. Helena. Ambition: To become an auto mechanic and own my own shop. WILLIAM L. KNIGHT - Bill - Annunciation. Ambition: To graduate from college. Activities: Swimming 4: Delta 4: Dramatics 4. MICHAEL KNOTZ - KrotzeI - St. Joan of Arc. Ambition: I To become the best chemical engineer in the world. Activi- ties: Advisory Otiicer 2,35 Football 2,3: Track 4: Contact 4. JAMES KNUTSON - Flash - St. Albert. Ambition: Den- tistry. Activities: Advisory Otticer i,2,3: Hockey 3: Drama- tics 2: Track 2,3: Islander 2,3: Intramurals I,2,3. JAMES P. KORZENOWSKI - Duke - Holy Cross. Ambition: To lift IOOO lbs. in heavy-weight competition. RODNEY KOSLOSKI - Rod - All Saints. Ambition: To enter college and receive a degree in astronomy. Activities: Science Club 2,4: Chess Club 3,4. LAWRENCE KOURI - Lar - St. Marons. Ambition: To become a construction engineer. Activities: Advisory Otti- I cer I,2,3: Bowling 2,3,4: Intramurals I,2,3. DENNIS KOWALIK - Red - Holy Cross. Ambition: Win the FIA and USAC championships. Activities: Hockey. l I PAUL A. KRASKE - St. Clements. Ambition: To be a success in what- ever I do. Activities: Science Club. JOHN KRAUSE - St. I-lelena. Ambition: To get ahead in lite. Activities: Wrestling 3,4: Legion of Mary I: Cheerleading 4. 14-2 I K ,Y ,Dwell JAMES R. KREUTTER - Kreut's - St. Austin. Ambition: Forestry. Ac- tivities: Intramurals 2: Biology Club 2. DAVID KRUMM - Dave - Incarnation. Ambition: To fly an F-IO4. Activities: Wrestling 4. Track. JOHN P. KRUTH - Crutcl'1 - Holy Rosary. Ambition: To own and operate a night club. Activities: Advisory Officer I,2:GIee Club. WILLIAM KULCSAR - Willy - St. RapI1aeI's. Ambition: To be a good and useful person. JOHN KUNDLA - Jack Q St. Austins. Ambition: Soldier of Fortune. Activities: Advisory Officer l,2, Basketball I,2,3,4, Track I,2,3,4: Is- lander 3,4. DONALD J. LANDRY - D.J.L. - Our Lady of Lourdes. Ambition: To become whatever I can with the teaching I've received at De, Activities: Advisory Officer 2,4. Baseball 4. Wrestling 4. Senior Council. FRANCIS LANG - Frank - St. Helena's. Ambition: To be a success in college. Activities: Advisory OfHcer I,3,4, Football I,3,4: Track I,2, 3,4: Intramurals I,2,3. JAMES LANO - Jim - Annunciation. Ambition: To be successful, but happy. Activities: Advisory Officer 3,4. Legion of Mary I,2,3. Dra- matics 2,3. 143 Cretin touglis invade the Island I? .lust what I've always wanted! MICHAEL F. LAWSON - Mike - St. Albert. Ambition: To go to the U. of M. and to be a success in lite. Activities: Intramurals I,2,3. WILLIAM T. LEAVEY - Bill - St. Lawrence. Ambition: Further my education in the Navy. ANDREW R. LEHMANN - Drew - St. Alphonsis. Ambi- tion: To become an architect. JOHN LEIGH - Johnny - St. Thomas Apostle. Ambition: Civil engineering. Activities: Dramatics 4. THOMAS LEINFELDER - Tom - St. Annes. Ambition: To break up the P.l. Club. Activities: Advisory Officer 3: Islander 2,3,4, Track I,2,3,-4: Contact 4. WAYNE LEONARD - Dewey - Annunciation. Ambition: Ta graduate and to go to college. Activities: Intramurals I,2,3: Legion ot Mary I,2: Science Club 2: Assembly Crew. .-., V m SF-ii-if-11 STEPHEN LEVI - Steve - Incarnation. Ambition: To teach. JOSEPH G. LIEMANDT - Joe - St. Austin. Ambition: To stay away from all bad women. Activities: Advisory Otticer 3,4: Golf 2,45 Intramurals I,2,3. 144 JAMES E. LITECKY - Big Jim - Our Lady of Victory. Ambition: To become a lawyer or politician perhaps both. Activities: Intramurals I. Baseball 2. Glee Club. DARREL M. LQCASCIO - Pudge - St. Charles Borromeo. Ambition: To loat through college and still get rich. Activities: Hockey 3, Intra- murals l,2,3. JAMES LORBESKI - Jimbo - St. Charles. Ambition: Elec- tronics. WILLIAM LORSUNG - Lars - Holy Name: Ambition: Architect or History teacher. Activities: Manager l,2: Ten- nis 2. BRUCE M. LOUISELLE - Louie - St. Charles Borromeo. Ambition: Foreign service lawyer. Activities: Advisory Oltlcer 3: Wrestling l,2,3,4: Bowling 2,4. RICHARD LUDWIG - Big Dick - St. Charles Borromeo. Ambition: Bowl three straight 300 games on T.V. Activities: Football 2. JOSEPH MAASSEN - Joe - Holy Name. Ambition: To be a dentist. FRANK MADDEN - Skip - St. Charles. Ambition: To be a successful business man. Activities: Advisory Ottlcer l,3: Bowling l,2,3,4: Golf. ALBERT MADISON - Al - St. Lawrence. Ambition: To get a good paying iob and make my mark in the world. Activities: Science Club 2: Track. RONALD MAGNUSON - Ron - St. Alphonsus. Ambition: To go to college and to be a successful businessman. Activities: Intramurals l,2. jf .119 3 L. Pet Q J at 5 MQ' . L.: 145 V. :K ff if I 3 P. , El 45.29 535 GARY J. MALEK - Butch - Resurrection, Ambition: To graduate from college. Activities: Advisory Officer I: Intra- murals I,2,3: Science Club 2. TIM MANNING - Charlie - St. Lawrence. Ambition: To become a mechanic. J. THOMAS MANTEL - Tom - St. Helena. Ambition: To be an ottlcer in the Marine Corps. Activities: Football 2,3,4: Wrestling 3, 4. Intramurals I,2,3. JOHN E. MARTIE - Marty - St. Charles Borromeo. Ambition: Make De co-educational. WILLIAM D. MARTINO - Bill - Incarnation. Ambition: To make it through school. GARY MARTYN - Marty - Visitation. Ambition: To go to college. Activities: Intramurals. JAMES R. MATHEWSON - Bat - St Clements. Ambition: To be successful. LAWRENCE MATHIEU - Lucky - . Charles. Ambition: To be successful in every- thing I do. THOMAS MAXEY - Tom - Our Lady ot Lourdes. Ambi- tion: To be a good auto-body man. Activities: Advisory Otticer 2, Intramurals I,2,3, MICHAEL R. MCCONNELL - Mike - St. Albert The Great. Ambition: Further my education and be a success in lite. 146 NICHOLAS MCDERMOTT - Nick - Our Lady of Victory. Ambition: To be a doctor. Activities: Camera Club 2,3,4. ROBERT MCDONALD - Baba - Incarnation. Ambition: To be successtul in lite. Activities: Intramurals I,2: Football 2: Track I. DAVID MCELROY - Mac - St. Helena. Ambition: To live a good lite. Activities: Delta 4: Islander 2: Golf 4: Science Club 2. JOHN F. MCGRAW - Quick Draw - Res- urrection. Ambition: To be a chemist. orderly fire drill on the Rock. i I WILLIAM McGUIRE - Bill - Christ the King. Ambition: To go around the world. Ac- tivities: Science club 2: Dramatics 4. RAYMOND MCHALE - Mac -- Assumption. Ambition: To get through college in one piece. Activities: Baseball 2: Intramurals I,2,3. JOHN MCINTOSH - Mac - Holy Family. Ambition: To be a successful businessman. Activities: Track 3,4: Cross- Country 4: Islander. PATRICK MCKASY - Pat - Incarnation. Ambition: To be able to make S200,000 a year. Activities: Intramurals I,2,3: Advisory Officer l,4. WILLIAM MCKNIGHT - Kote - Annunciotion. Ambition: To retire ot twenty-tive. Activities: Contoct. WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN - Moose - St. I-Ieleno. Ambi- tion. To go to college. Activities: Footboll I,2,3,4: Wrestling MICHAEL MCNAMARA - Mock - Holy Rosgry. Ambition: To be ci filthy rich copitolist. JAMES METZGER - Jim - Bosilico ot St. Mory. Ambition: To reform ond become o scholor. Activities: Golf, Hockey, lntromurols. From lett to right, the voices ot: Huckleberry Hound Yogi Be-or, ond Popeye. ROBERT MEXNER - Bob - St. Peters Ambition: To be o biologists. Activities: Intro- murols I. RAYMOND MIDLO - Roy - St. Anthony. Ambition: To get through college. Activities Bowling 2: Boseboll 4: Intromurols. X ar 52:5 if 2 g 2' ty, 1' 1. .,j 052595 ,:.,3,. . .1 TERRANCE V. MISKOWIC - Misquicl4 - Our LCJCly of mm Lourdes. Ambition: To be Cl psychiatrist Activities: Glee A V A Club 2,3,4:Contc1ct 4. gg, l i Eiq ROBERT MOORE - Bob - St. Heleno's, Ambition: To groduote from college. Activities: Glee Club 2. WILLIAM M. MOORE - Bill - St. Austin. Ambition: To buy a farm. ROBERT J. MORLEY - Bob - Immaculate Conception. Ambition: To be a chiropractor and to lead a good Catholic life. Activities: Wrestling 4: Intramurals I,2,3. WILLIAM J. MOSES JR. - Bill - St. Charles Borromeo. Ambition: To be a success. Activi- ties: Advisory Otticer 2,3. MICHAEL MOUNTAIN - Mike - St. Kevin. Ambition: To be a good salesman and to make a SIO0,000 a year. Activities: Intramu- rals I,2,3: Class Otticer I,4: Basketball 2. GERALD MUELLER - Jerry - St. Boniface. Ambition: To be a drattsman. Activities: Bowling I,2,3,4. CHASE MULLER - Man Mountain Muller - St. Joan ot Arc. Ambition: To be a success in lite. Activities: Football 2: Dramatics 3: Cheerleading 4. JOHN MULLOY - Yuma - Visitation. Am- bition: To be a success. Activities: Football I, 2,3,4: Advisory Otticer I,2,3,4: Wrestling 3,4. THOMAS MUNGER - Mung - St. Thomas. Ambition: To sell SI,OO0,000 worth of insur- ance. Activities: Intramurals l,2,3. MICHAEL D. MUNN - Mike - St. Anne. Ambition: To get a good college education. Activities: Advisory Officer 2,4, Basketball I,2,3,4: Contact 4. JAMES MURNANE - Jim - Incarnation. To be a success. Activities: Intramurals I,2. 149 LOUIS NELSON - Lou - St. Anne's. Ambition: To succeed in college. Activities: Advisory OFHcer I: Contoct 4. RICHARD NELSON - Schultz - St. Richoirds. Ambition: To grctduote from college. WILLIAM M. NEWFIELD - Nudey - To be successful in N lite. Activities: Bosketboll I,2, Boseboll I,3: lntromurols I,2, 3: Footboll I. I STEPHEN R. NISTLER - Boobs - St. Pete-r's. Ambition: To ' go to college. I BRIAN NOVAK - Em - St. Thomos. Ambition: To point 5I Chev. power-glides the color ot O'Brien ond sell them to everyone ot De. Activities: Advisory Otticer I,2: Intromurcxls I,2,3. JOHN OBERREUTER - St. Thomos. Ambition: To groduote. Activities: I Wrestling 2:Trc1clc 2. JOSEPH C. O'BRIEN - OB - Our Lody ot the Lolce. Am- bition: To be o success in lite. MICHAEL O'BRIEN - Mike - St. Vincent De Poul. Ambi- I tion: To grcduote. Activities: Advisory Othcer 4. I EMMETT O'KEEFE - Mutt - St. Albert the Great. Ambition: Get o college degree. Activities: Advisory Otticer I,4: Science Club 4. PATRICK I. O'LOUGHLIN - OLE - St. Chcirles Borromeo. Ambition: I To be ci success ot whotever I do in life. Activities: Truck I,3,4. I 150 I 5 4 dire ot twenty. Activities: Dromotics Club 4. I g ROBERT J. OLSEN - Ole - Incornotion. Ambition: To receive on en- z gineering degree. Activities: Advisory Ofticer 3. RICHARD OLSEN - Rich - St. Heleno. Ambition: To be C1 million- Sw THOMAS ONDREY - Hombre - St. Chorles Borromeo. Ambition: To live long enough to spend oll the money I'm going to moke. Activities: Bdseboll I,2,3,4. ROBERT E. ORESCHNICK - Bob ot Rapid - St. Albert. Ambition: Mechanic. Activities: Intromurols I,2,3. BRADLEY L. OSMAN - Oz - St. Richard. Ambition: To go into criminol psychology. Activities: Advisory Officer 3. LEROY A. OSOWSKI - LeRoy - Resurrection. Ambition: Engineering. Activities: Comero Club 3,4. RICHARD W. OXBOROUGH - Dick - St. Richord. Ambi- I tion: To be o success. Activities: Advisory Officer 2,3. I THOMAS J. PACKARD - Tom - Resurrection. Ambition: Ph.D. in physics. l KEITH M. PAHL - Mike - St. Bonoventure. Ambition: To be C1 teacher. Activities: Tennis 4. WILLIAM PAVLIK - Bill - St. Philip. Ambition: To become ci teocher. THOMAS PEARSON - Pierce - Resurrection. Ambition: To be a successful lawyer. Activities: Advisory Olticer 3: Intramurals I,2,3: Basketball I. TIMOTHY .I. PEASE - Yogi - St. Stephens. Ambition: Make a million. Activities: Advisory Officer 3: Football 2. DAVID PETERSEN - The Tooth - St. Peter. Ambition: To teach history. Activities: Wrestling 3,4: Advisory Officer I. PAUL PHILLIPPI - Paul - St. Clements. Ambition: To get through college. Activities: Football 2. DAVID R. PICULELL - Pic - St. Peter's. Ambition: To be an executive pilot. Activities: Advisory Oftlcer I, Intramurals I,2,3. JOHN T. PITRA - Polish Pete - All Saints. Ambition: To join the Air Force and become a pilot. Activities: Intramurals 2,37 Bowling 3,4. DENNIS R. PLACK - Poncho - St. Lawrance. Ambition: To be a psychiatrist. Activities: Football I, Advisory Otticer I,2: Intramurals l,2,3. DAVID P. PLOUMEN - Dave - St. Mary's. Ambition: To become a successful torester. Activities: Intramurals I,2,3. RAYMOND POGGI - Regi - St. Francis Cabrini. Ambition: To be- come a good Catholic doctor. Activities: Advisory Olticer 2,3,4: Track I,2,3,4: Speech Team 3,4: Science Club 2,3: Football I,2. ROBERT S. PURDES - Bob - St. I-ledwia. Ambition: To make good in Engineering, 152 EDWARD C. RAINVILLE - Polkey - Our Lady ot Lourdes. Ambition: To get rich, the easy way. Activities: Football 2. PETER B. RAINVILLE - Pete - Our Lady ol Lourdes. Ambition: Go to college and become a funeral director. Activities: Intramurals I,2,3. TERRENCE E. RAPACZ - Rapids - St. Charles Borromeo. Ambition: To graduate from medical school and to get to heaven. Activities: Advisory Otticer I,3: Bowling 2,3,4, Y.C.S. l,2,3: Intramurals I,2,3. DAVID RASMUSSEN - Roz - St. Kevin. Ambition: To have a three month teacher's vacation every year. Activi- ties: Science Club 2: National Honor Society. THOMAS REHA - Tom - St. Albert. Ambition: To make a career of the Air Force. Activities: Intramurals I,2,3. JOHN REICHERT - St. Stephen. Ambition: To do well in college. HERBERT D. REINHART - Herb - St, Bridget. Ambition: To attend a German university and to go into the diplomatic field. Activities: Chess Club Aj Tennis 4. JAMES E. REITER - Skinny - Incarnation. Ambition: To make a ca- reer inthe Air Force. 153 Now you see this little what chamagig . . . i JAMES ROBACK - Jim - Immaculate Conception. Ambi- tion: To be a success and to lead a good Catholic life. Ac- tivities: Football 2, Wrestling 4, Intramurals l,3. JAMES ROCHEFORD - Rock - Incarnation. Ambition Career in the Air Force. Activities: Football 2, Hockey 2,3,4. STEPHEN ROTH - Steve - Visitation. Ambi- tion: To be successful in every vvay. Activi- ties: Football, Baseball 2, Track 3,4, Islander 2,3,4, Contact 4, Camera Club 4, Intramurals ' 1,2,3. I DAVID J. RUDBERG - Dave - St. Charles Borromeo. Ambition: To be a teacher. Activi- ties: Drarnatics 3: Glee Club 3. EDWARD RUSHIN JR. -- Quick Draw - Holy Rosary. Ambition: To lead a successful and contented lite making money. Activities: Football l,2, Cheerleading 2,-4. ANDREW RUSINKO - Andy - St. Anne. Ambition: To go to college. Activities: Advisory otticer 4, Football Mana- ger 4, Dramatics 4, Wrestling 4, Delta 4. MICHAEL RYAN - Mike - Christ the King. Ambition: To learn ever so little every day. Activities: Glee Club 3,4, Y.C.S., National Honor Society. JOSEPH SABAS - Minus - Our Lady ot Victory. Ambi- tion: To ovvn the Great Northern. Activities: Intramurals I,2,3. We need someone to take a message. -3, V ti' My :ff fb -' - f-Alf: , 3 -SZ? S, DEI sg a-sis: ,ff is Y WW ,fu i K, ,.. 3 4 5? X' 5 . sk, : W :.:, YT ' F12 ' , ti 1 JOHN SAEFKE - Sach - Holy Cross. Ambition: To get married and have more kids than Vlach. Activities: Intra- murals I,2,3. GERALD A. SALLBERG - Jerry - St. Stephens Ambi- tion: To find that my gas tank is full liust oncel. BRADFORD W. SAX JR. - Butch - St. Peter's Ambition: Construction Engineer. Ac- tivities: Advisory Officer I,3: Baseball. THOMAS SCALES - Bounce - St. Charles. Ambition: To be a man of the world. JOHN SCHERBER - Holy Cross. Ambition: To meet a fresh man over 4' 9 . Activities: Islander 3,4: Y.C.S. 3,4. BOB SCHULTZ - Bob - Visitation. Ambition: To get rich Activities: Football 2: Track I. PETER SEDERBERG - Pete - Christ the King Ambition: To get through college with an eco- nomics moior. Activities: Biology Club 2: Dra- matics Club 3,4. JOSEPH SHALLBETTER - Beater - St. Bridgets. Ambition: To be a professional meat cutter. Activities: Wrestling 3,4 PARTICK B. SHANNON - Russ R. - Incarnation. Ambi- tion: To be successful in life. Activities: Baseball 2: Contact 4: Islander 2. JOHN R. SHEPPARD - Josh - St. Constantine. Ambition: To be a professional gambler. Activities: Benildus Club. 155 DAVID SHIMEK - Dave - St. Albert. Ambition Optome trist. Activities: Basketball 2: Intramurals I,2,3. GERALD SINNER - Jerry - Immaculate Conception Am bition: To be a success. EDWARD SLANGA - Ed - St. Charles Barromeo. Ambition: To live a tull and suc- cessful lite. Activities: Advisory Otticer I- Intramurals. STANLEY SLEDZ - Stan - Holy Cross. Am- bition: To become a priest. Activities: Track I: Glee Club 2,3: Hockey 3: Advisory Officer 4: Galt 4: Intramurals. GEORGE SMITH - George - St. Austin. Ambition To live a Catholic and industrious lite. Activities: Football 234 Track 2,3,4: Advisory Otticer 2,3,4: Class Otticer 3 Con tact 4. ROBERT SNEE - Sam - Annunciation. Ambition Ad visory Ottlcer 2: Cheerleading 4: Intramurals. JAMES SORENSON - Sorny - St. Richard Ambition: To own my own rubbish truck. Ac- tivities: Advisory Otticer 2,3,4: Hockey 2,3,4. JOHN STADELMAN - Stad - St. Helena Ambition: Chemical engineer. Activities: Intra- murals. JOHN STEPKALA - Step - St. Charles Borromeo Ambi tion: To be a success. Activities: Track I,2,3,4: Football 2 Y.C.S.: Intramurals: Senior Assembly: Monogram Club JOHN STIEHM - Johnno - Holy Name. Ambition To graduate from high school and college. Activities Swim ming: Intramurals. JAMES STOCKTON - Foxie - St. Albert's. Ambition: To tix my cadillac. JOHN SULLIVAN - John L. - St. Francis Cabrini. Ambi- tion: To be a pharmacist. Activities: Legion of Mary I,2: Advisory Officer 2: Football 2: Baseball 3,4. STEVEN SWORSKI - Steve - St. Lavvrence. Ambition: To do my best. Activities: Advisory Olhcer 2,3: Intramurals I,2, THOMAS J. SYDLOSKI - Tom - Holy F' Cross. Ambition: To be successful and to tol- Iow my tather's businesses. Activities: Intra- murals I,2,3: Class Othcer I,2: Football I. ALAN TENNESSEN - AI - Nativity of Mary. Ambition: To goto college. Advisory olticer 2,3. MICHAEL A. TERLISNER - Mike - St. Stephen. Ambi- tion: To graduate from college. Activities: Islander 2,3,4: Glee Club 2,3,4. GREGORY THEISSEN - Greg - Incarna- tion. Ambition: To get to heaven. Activities: Y.C.S. I,2,3: Delta 4: Advisory Ottlcer 4: Na- tional Honor Society. THEODORE THOMPSON - Lard - St. Peter. Ambition: To beat Benilde and to raise a good Catholic family. Activities: Football I, 2,3,4: Advisory Officer 4: Intramurals I,2,3. GARY L. THORNBURG - Thorny - St. Thomas. Ambition: To be a baker. Activities: Hockey 3. JAMES TILLER - Jim - Immaculate Conception. Ambition: To have a nice car. Activities: Contact I,2,3,-4: Intramurals I,2: Camera Club 2. 157 JAMES D. TIMMERMANS - Tim - St. Stephens. Ambition: To have a business of my own. Activities: Football 2: Advisory olticer 3. JOHN TOBIAS - Toby - Immaculate Conception. Ambition: To graduate. Activities: Track 3,4. JEAN TURGEON - Turge - Incarnation. Ambition: To have a successful lite as a teacher and writer. RAY TURNBERG - Tex - Holy Rosary. Ambition: To lead a good lite. Activities: Advisory officer 4: Hockey 2,3,4: baseball 3,4. DAVID TYKWINSKI - Tik - Holy Cross. Ambition: To live a good Catholic lite. Activities: Chess I,2,3,4: Islander 2,3,4: Debate 2: Delta 4. EDWARD VLACH - AIk - Holy Cross. Ambition: To get married and have more kids than Saetke. EDWARD W. VOGT - Ed - Basilica. Ambition: To do it right the Hrst time. Activities: Baseball I,2: Dramatics 4: Advisory officer 3: lslander 4: Delta 4. DAVID J. WAGNER - VVags - St. Annes. Ambition: To not have to work tor a living. Activities: Football I: Advi- sory officer 2,4. THOMAS J. WALKER - Turbo-jet - St. Clement. Ambition: To par- take in the conquest of space. Activities: Science Club 2,4: Track 3,4. JOSEPH WALKNER - Joe - St. Charles. Ambition: To go to the U. of M. and take up engineering. Activities: Science Club 2,3,4. 158 WILLIAM WALLY - Wally - Ascension. Ambition: To graduate from college. Activities: Football 2: Swimming 2. BRIAN C. WALSH - Wally - Annunciation. Ambition: To be an eminent chemist. CLIFFORD WARNERT - Mouse - St. Charles. Ambition: To help Ed Rushin to a better lite. Activities: .Track I: Foot- ball 2,3: Advisory otticer 4. RAY WELCH - Buggsie - Incarnation. Ambition: To be a good Catholic. JOHN WELNA - Johnny - St. Anne. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Islander 2: Delta 4. DENNIS W. WEST - East - St. Charles. Ambition: To lead The Christian Lite. Activities: Wrestling 2,3,4: Advisory olticer 4. RICHARD D. WEST - Dick - Our Lady of Victory. Ambi- tion: To be a successful lawyer. Activities: Advisory otcticer I,2,4: Contact, WILLIAM H. WESTERMAN - Wild Bill - Incarnation. Ambition: To goto college. THOMAS M. WHELAN - Tiny Tom - Ascension. Ambition: To install No-Doze venders in every room. RICHARD WIGAND - Rick - St. Austins. Ambition: To stay young and to succeed at college. 159 PATRICK H. WISNIEWSKI - Diz - ST. Charles. AmbiTion: To become a Teacher. AcTiyiTies: Advisory officer lg Hockey 3. STEVEN YURICK - Slippery STeve - ImrnaculaTe Con- cepTion. AmbiTion: To become an engineer and design a bridge To span The Pacihc. AcTiviTies: BaskeTball 2, Glee Club 4, ConTacT 3,4. DONALD ZAJAC - Zeb - ST. Bonniface. ArnbiTion: To make iT Through college. AcTiviTies: Bowling 2. TIMOTHY ZEMBAL - Tim - All SainTs. AmbiTion: To graduaTe from college. AcTiviTies: Track 3,-4. Science Club. JOHN F. ZUREK - Freddy H- ST. Anne. AmbiTion: ElecTrical engineering. AcTiviTies: DelTa 4, Science Club 2,4, ConTacT 4. Who do you Think you are, Bro. Arnold? i, z,f iswzi ,... fl , . :, 1. t l ' 1 I Y 'z'- Cl-,QA qt' 'x -s ,J -4 pw. ,e A 5 ' . .tY:f+'fffg, , , 1 1. .. 'T . ' V A F . v' 7 , 7 .V V , M ,,r A, ' 'x N K .avi 3 . ,, .,s AU 585, ' f 21-:J I A ' - , ,,1,L,i:'! , y .ls 'wh 'Y ,.g 94 Q: n A u - '.'. Il S25 X f Q I .35 af ll as Q 1. 0 .xg - x I a K 5 1 Varsity Baseball KNEELING: D. Boike, L. Sfocco, B. Kozlak, T. Ondrey, T. Harrer, A. Brewer, R. Turnburg, H. Fleetham. STANDING: Mr. Horning, J. Meneeley, E. Feigh, E. Voughf, G. Zachman, J. Hannigan, M. ST. Aubin, R. TaafTe, J. Sievers, Bro. Jerome. Conference Record Opponenfs .. Hill .......... 8 . . ST. Thomas .... ll .. CreTin ........ T . . Hill . . . . . Crefin .... . . 2 . . ST. Agnes ..... l .. Benilde .. 3 .. ST. Cloud ..... 6 .. ST. Cloud ..... 5 Affer a shaky sTarT, De La Salle's baseball Team ended iTs conference season in Third place behind ST. Cloud Cafhedral and CreTin. De's over- all record for The season was five wins and four losses. De opened The season wiTh a win againsf Hill, However, They losT Their nexT game To CreTin. This loss was followed by Three successive wins againsT ST. Agnes, Hill, and Benilde. This win sfreak was broken when The De Team losT Two sTraighT To The sTaTe champion ST. Cloud CaThedral. Coach Bill Horning should have a sTrong confender for The TiTle r1exT year despiTe The loss of seven of his senior sTarTers. He feels ThaT The eighT underclassmen ThaT were on his Team This year should be able To bridge The gap ThaT The deparTing seniors have left. He realizes ThaT The Team will have To make some adiusTmenTs for a successful season nexT year, however, wiTh The help of The sophomores and The seasoned regu- lars he knows ThaT he can do iT. The DelTa sTaFf, as Well as The whole school, wishes Mr. Horning all The success in The world and hopes ThaT They will see The De baseball Team in The STaTe CaTholic Baseball Tourna- menf nexf year. 162 FIRST ROW: R. Carlson, J. Mafula, C. Fligge, L. Jenks, T. Coleman, bowskl, S. Hedges, J. Keller, P. Saflerl, R. Smaciarz, Mr. Ma- B. Shimz, M. Pazik, T. Johnson, J. Wickman. SECOND ROW: J. howald, coach, Bro. Terrence, moderator. Sanclhoefner, L. Lynch, J. Martin, J. Gamble, S. Nalepka, S. Gra- Sophomore Baseball Freshman Baseball SEATED, T. Marfinson, T. Finnegan, J. Baden, T. McKenna, B. Nicol, J. Sheehan, J. Jachymovvski. STANDING: Joe Shrake, coach, T. T. Peine, D. Santos, S. Malhewson. KNEELING: J. Bohunko, J. An- Holker, F. Jacob, L. Roth, J. Lindsren, M. Rengal, G. Evans, A. drychowicz, G. Kulbedia, J. LeVesque, R. Domaille, J. Hollenkamp, Hofslede, J. Cronin, E. Komoiowski, Bro. K. Francis, Moderator. 'Uni .,. Sfocco swings . . . An Islander is safe at Third as The relay throw is lofe. os Zcchrnon hurls in ci fast one, Sf. Aubin lets cz low pitch go by in cz crucial game. ll Tennis -QW K. Croiser, S. Liemandt, J. McVay, L. Miller, R. Meyer, K. McGurran, J. Kilkelly, M. Dunn. , ix. is ' T a' De's All-state tennis player. 165 This year's Team, under the direction of their new coach, Brother H. Francis, compiled a fine record, fin- ishing Third among Catholic schools. in the state. This was a building year, with an exceptionally young team, only one player being lost Through gradu- ation. Brother Francis loolcs forward to an improved record next year as This year's underclassmen mature. This year's Team was especially distinguished for its fine net play. Notable in this department were James Kilkelly and Michael Gallagher. The most outstanding member of the team was Ronald Meyer. Due to his uniformly expert perform- ance in the Catholic State Tennis Tournament, he de- feated all opponents and thereby became the state's Top Catholic tennis player. Brother Francis was gratified by the consistently fine play demonstrated by the members of his squad. He counts on an even more successful season next year, and hopes that many more interested players will ioin the team. Mm f ws ,., icicci A ' Kilkelly straining QT The nef. 166 Meyer with Q iorehcmd smash. w. Q M ,vi gawk, V' fblififflit ms? if-'f-'sql-,QAM Z ' Q- - . if-wa's4s:z,,,.3fe,.fv,'gfi,y if McVoy serves in 0 crucial match. 4 i ,f r ' - f , , U 3 Q Q Q X hm .--..,. Steve Liemondf prepares to serve. ,244 .ff I gf! ,. 4 5 W. if-H , J' 1:f'5-'fi Ji: ,QL11-'.?' - avfffirp' ,..,,75 W e e Ae .-:Ein , Mff-QSWIKZW . fl' Q My gifs! if McGurrc1n quickly returns the serve. McGurrcm fries hord in one of De's games. .W di. Track VarsiTy Track Team: BACK ROW: Mr. Parsons, Coach, J. Wiftman, D. LaVesaue, J. Kundla, J. SoboTo, J. ShulTis, R. Brown, R. FoersTch, T. Walker, R. Tobias, T. Seeps, R. Jacenka, T. Leinfelder, D. Zens, The Track Team, under George UTechT goT off To a good sTarT This season. Many school records were broken by This year's Trackmen. Tom Lienfelder ran a record-breaking l6.l seconds in The l2O yard hurdles. Frank Lang clipped V2 a second oFf The old mark by running The quarTer mile Freshman-Sophomore Track Team: FRONT ROW, E. Anderson, M ReTka, D. Namie, J. Clausen, T. Glenno, A. Wodarz, D. Braden, J SandsTrom, P. Malchow, M. Dudynsky, G. LaPalme, MIDDLE ROW J. STillwell, A. Papiz, J. SchulTz, M. Gruidl, T. Damberger, D Mr. UTechT, Coach. FRONT ROW: J. Schuler, J. Mclntosh, F. Lang, S. Maas, L. WiTTig, J. Korzenowski, E. DonaTelle, R. Huber, D. Robbie, R. Taylor, D. Gruye, M. Knighf. in 54.0 sec. Don Baker also seT records in The shoT puT and in The discus. NexT year De La Salle can look Tor- Ward To a very good Track Team because There are very few seniors on This year's sophomore-dominaTed squad. Ba yr B Brom J STAnThony R VincenT .Meuse, P. QuisT, BACK ROW Mr Vaughan C Durda S Durda, S. Wiftig, A. Hof- sf , . , . . , . , D 5 sfede, B. Echinberger, B. L'HeraulT, J. Donna, L. LaPiTz, S. Wilmes, ...sigh . M... ...was ...M P Klees F Atkins L BlernaT H Cope l. Q ,F Q33 L QF .g.25h Frank Long outdisfcnces his opponent. Don Boker .prepares To throw cz record-breaking shot-put. Tom Leinfelder Ieops his los? hurdle Ten Little Indians The Cost KNEELING: K. lvlcxgoro, B. Boll, lvl. Scott, R. Wirth, D. Boker. STAND- ING: J. Hetlern, G. Foclell, R. Poggi, P. Taylor, L. Grams, P. Foy. Dove Boker horrified by the death of Barb Boll Mary Scott struggles tp free herself from Roy Poggi. Y .. wM.,.,. ...., , ,-QM.,-V J, .... ,. ..,, L.. .k., I um, nm Spring Concert 'T arih 5? f:2f,im-:' ,i,iy,- .N rm ,. , The whole chorus with The Angelcuires. 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