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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1962 volume:

Delta tm 7uMtAld (uf th Soum 61m oj De La Salle High School Ibdta Stahl Moderator...........Brother J. Clarence Co-editor.................Joseph Dixon Co-editor...........................Jay Heffern Junior Editor.............Robert Abdo Faculty Section James Kilkelly, Editor Paul McCarthy John Wolf Social Section Michael Shimek, Editor Dennis Coyne Henry Abbett John Wcidt Sports Section James Bachmeier, Editor Robert Vincent Tim O’Brien Michael Happe Bob Scott Activities Section George Woytanowitz, Editor James Fignar Underclassmen Section Steve Willette, Editor Peter Foy Douglas Olson Art Robert Wirth Scott Fraser ydU oh CofdcnU Dedication______________________________Page 4 Theme___________________________________Page 8 Faculty---------------------------------Page 14 Social Section__________________________Page 22 Sports----------------------------------Page 36 Activities______________________________Page 68 Underclassmen___________________________Page 96 .Page 134 Seniors Dedication The Class of '62 owes much to two men — one being our principal, Bro. J. Norbert; the other Senior Class moderator, Bro. H. Paul. The able and devoted direction of these two as well as their sincere concern for both our educational and spiritual welfare have left an indelible mark on this year's class and on the whole school itself. Therefore, with great gratitude and respect the Senior Class of 1962, on behalf of the school dedicate this year's yearbook to Brothers Norbert and Paul. Bro. J. Norbert, F.S.C. helping two students HIS EXCELLENCY POPE JOHN XXIII Theme By these words, Jesus Christ promised that His followers would possess knowledge of the Truth. That Truth was, of course, primarily religious; Christ sent His Apostles forth to tell the good news of Redemption to all the world. At the same time, however, the advent of Christ and the spread of His message inaugurated a golden age like that foretold by Vergil nearly a half-century earlier. The Christian spirit breathed new life into a decadent Roman culture; and when Rome itself fell, it cherished the finest products of that culture in monasteries and convents throughout Europe. That spirit has consistently inspired the finest philosophy, music, and literature in the world. In a liberal education we absorb the collected human wisdom of our forefathers as well as the priceless gift of Divine Revelation. The quotations at the beginning of each section are a mere sampling of that wisdom, both human and divine. The Director, Brother J. Norbcrt F.S.C. Brother II. Mark, F.S.C. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Brother D. Stephen, F.S.C. Death came to Archbishop William O. Brady of St. Paul in a Home hospital. The end came eight days after he was stricken with a coronary thrombosis attack Sept. 23, on board a plane en route to a Vatican meeting. Archbishop Brady was a suberb administrator, had a gentle heart and a brilliant mind, he was a zealous priest and an inspiring leader. He was a big man and showed his bigness in humble ways. The Archbishop was proudest of the Rosary Crusade and the Vocation Drive. His timely comments in his column Archbishop’s Observations and his drive for education in this diocese shall long be remembered. | MOST REVEREND WILLIAM O. BRADY. D.D., S.T.D., Archbishop of Saint Paul He that shall persevere until the end, he shall be saved St. Matt. 10:22 They that instruct many unto iustice shall shine as the stars for all eternity —Dan. 12:3 BROTHER LIGUORI JAMES, F.S.C. Brother Liguori James departed this life February 11, 1962 at the age of 54. Brother had served De La Salle as advisor, teacher, athletic director, basketball moderator and founder of the Booster’s Chib. He was known for his enthusiasm and spirit. Brother Liguori was truly a boys’ Brother. He took an active interest in boys, and in their welfare. Many troubled students came to him, with their personal problems. He understood these problems; and after counseling, the student left with new confidence. Lbkal arealcv wort than to direct the tninhjr au6 j-orni the character of thetjouiMj”? Jt hol6 with certaiuttj that no painter, no .sculptor. nor any other artist 6oes 5ucti ere cite itt toork a9 lie uj(io mot65 the rain6s ijouth. 5lJohn Chrysostom Brother John Chrysostom, F.S.C. Brother John Chrysostom and his manner is notorious among the students of De La Salle. If you have ever been sick, you probably have struggled out of bed to answer his phone call. If you have ever tried to buy a candy bar during lunch time, he was there to see that you weren’t stampeded by your fellow classmates. His liveliness and quick wit have made life at De much easier (sometimes harder) for many students. BROTHER J. NORBERT, F.S.C. Director Latin II BROTHER H. MARK, F.S.C. Assistant Principal Latin III, IV Patroness Society BROTHER STEPHEN, F.S.C. Assistant Principal Religion IV Algebra I Cafeteria Moderator PATRICK F. ROACH World History American History JOSEPH P. SHRAKE General Business American History Physical Education BROTHER J. PASCHAL, F.S.C. Librarian Latin I ROBERT J. CASANOVA Guidance Department English IV National Honor Society DANIEL A. KELLY Guidance Department General Business DON F. HECKATHORN World History American History Assistant Football Coach DALE C. VAUGHAN Economics Business Law Physical Education Assistant Football Coach CEORGE F. UTECHT Physical Education Varsity Track Team JAMES McCABE English I JOHN J. CODY Business Office BROTHER A. REGIS, F.S.C. Studying for doctorate at the U. of M. BROTHER ABEL. F.S.C. Studingy for doctorate at the U. of M. JOHN CURRAN English II Blanc Ceometry Algebra I DICK REINHART Varsity Basketball Coach BROTHER CHRISTOPHER WM. Religion I, II English I MRS. AGNES THE1SSEN Assistant Librarian MRS. STELLA M ALECK I Guidance and Alumni Office MRS. FRANCIS NOVALANY Health Program ROBERT ODELL BROTHER H. PAUL. F.S.C. Mr. Robert Odell, advisor to 209, teaches bis favorite subject math. He has a B.A. in mathematics from St. Thomas College. Mr. Odell intends to further bis education at the U of M to receive a M.A. in education philosophy. Mr. Odell lives in Hamel, and during the summer works a sixteen hundred acre farm in Oregon. Bowling, fishing, and hunting take up his spare time. Bro. Paul, advisor of 207, is in his sixth year of teaching at De-Brother. a native of St. Louis, taught in Chicago before coining here. This year Brother teaches Religion. English, as well as moderates the Senior Class and the Dramatics Club. As far as ibis last activity is concerned. Brother is known as the l est high school director in the Twin Citu s with his plays being consistently excellent. BROTHER L. PATRICK. F.S.C. BROTHER J. DANIEL, F.S.C. Brother Patrick, advisor to room 205, has taught religion, algebra and English. Despite this great versatility, Brother admits a preference for English. Brother will certainly he well-remembered by his classes: his quiet manner of presentation and mature treatment of students are refreshingly different from usual high school techniques. Brother Daniel, as head of the mathematics department, is especially concerned with the new and rather revolutionary S.M.S.C. This program is designed to give students an over-all view of basic mathematical structure. For relaxation, Brother Daniel enjoys listening to classical music from the Brother’s musical library and reading contemporary literature. PAUL S. GRAF Since 1952, Mr. Paul Grafs Hudson Wasp has been flying between his home and De La Salle. His classes of Problems of Democracy and Business Law are enlivened with mundane insight into human motives and actions. Being dexterous with puns, Mr. Graf often surprises his classes with clever levity. Mr. Grafs wealth of experience provides much of the class material as well as the text and outside sources. He makes an honest effort to present the students with a view point other than that received from the local press. Because of his experience and sense of duty, Mr. Graf is an invaluable asset to De La Salle. His altruistic nature makes him one of the irreplaceable among De's faculty. DONALD DU BOIS An apple a (lay keeps the poor work card away. This ancient 1962 philosophy has aided Mr. Donald du Bois in securing an unprecedented lead in the teacher health polls. Favorite topics Mr. du Bois emphasizes include his pet theme (next to his students) the Jesuits, Longfellow's propaganda and also Mr. Dwight Eisenhower. Currently teaching junior religion and senior English, he strives to prepare his pupils “to rejoin the human race. He is the proud father of a five year old son. Jim, whose profound knowledge of the idiot box and the alphabet stimulate his students to conquer the harsh facts of life. BROTHER J. OLIVER. F.S.C. One of the more illustrious members of the faculty at De La Salle is Brother Oliver. He is well known for excellent photography, ironical comments and for running a unique lost and found service. Although generally eas going. Brother can xisv quite a problem to an unluckly student who has come to the lxiokstore window to make a small purchase with folding money. Many of us will remember Brother Oliver sitting majestically at his desk in the front of the room (with ironclad control of the students, of course) and should anything go wrong, he would right it with his simple comment. That’s not good.” Brother Terence (Noble-hearted Gladiator) is the advisor of 121 (The Warriors). He was voted the most well liked teacher by the senior class; and our favorite teacher’s concern for each senior has earned him this title. Brother’s simplicity of spirit and his faith in people has done much to influence these with whom he has had dealings. His cxul ercnce of spirit is contagious, as any of his students and friends will admit. Brother Terence's physics classes, although confusing at times because of the subject matter, have been both enjoyable and enlightening. His students’ favorite quotation comes from Macbeth: “Throw physic to the dogs. I'll none of BROTHER J. EDWARD, F.S.C. Brother Edward (Old Clicker, as he is affectionately called by his pupils) is a Brother of exceptional talents. Not only is he a religion and typing teacher, but also head of our very successful athletic department. Thus he is deserving of a great deal of credit as the man behind the scenes. (His vast storehouse of practical knowledge makes his religion classes active and interesting.) In typing he represents law, order, and discipline. Brother Edward is interested not only in the mental growth of his students but also in their physical well being. FRANK MARONEY One of De La Salle’s most amiable sociology teachers is Mr. Frank Maroney. He is a veteran of 32 years in the teaching profession. Seven of the years he has spent here at De, where the students have grown to anticipate his smiling face. This well informed man received his B.S. degree at Mankato State and did graduate work at the University of Minnesota. He admires the seniors for their independence and their mature behavior. His insistence on proper class conduct gained him the respect of his students. Mr. Maroney has a colorful career as a teacher and coach. The seniors hold fond memories of his hard-hitting control of their freshman intramurals. $ocial 4 rl ricn.6 mau well be reckonc6 tl e masterpiece ot nature. merlon BENILDE WEEKEND Brother Norbert receives a standing ovation as a representative of WDC.Y presents the favorite principal trophy. Something that has never happened in the history of De La Salle took place this year. De students were given an opportunity to prove to the public that they had more school spirit than any other city or suburban school. Radio station WDGY held a contest in which students from all the schools in the area could cast votes for their favorite principal. In a final tribute to our principal, the men of De united and sent in 80,(X)0 postcards, which was over one-half of the total votes cast. This victory set the stage for one of the most enthusiastic pep assemblies ever held at De. The students’ cheers shook the rafters in an attempt to inspire the team to victory: a victory which meant a share in the CCC title. The enthusiasm paid off as the team went on to beat Benilde before 2,500 fans in the gym and cafetorium. Coaclt Reinhart addresses the student body. Enthusiasm runs high at Bcnildc game. Magic moments at the dance. Seniors Fred Gates and Jim Bachmeier preside at the sock-hop after the game. 1961 HOMECO Hog Hipwcll escorts Queen Colette Korab. De La Salle Homecoming is one of the most spirited occasions of the year. The events of this week were climaxed by the Homecoming dance on Friday night and the hard fought game against St. Cloud Cathedral on Sunday. As the week went on, the quality of the school spirit increased; and in the midst of the excitement, one of the better assemblies was held. At this time, the queen candidates were introduced to the school. During the Homecoming dance, the queen and her two princesses were chosen. Manv considered the dance as the “best yet.” others thought it was the “most spirited.” At the game on Sunday, the enthusiasm of the school was exemplified by the great number of students who attended the game. The outcome of the game was a loss for De La Salle in the score, but it was a success in that the school spirit reached new heights. f flf T m J V Escorts display their Yo-Yo skills. QUEEN Colette Korab from St. Margaret's Academy PRINCESSES Kathy Downing from Roosevelt High Michele Ray from Holy Angel s Academy The “mob makes bets on the DE - St. Cloud game. The Antrobus family with pets. THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH The first three act school play of this year was The Skin Of Our Teeth. The play was written by Thornton Wilder in 1942. It was one of the first plays produced for the theater of today in which the general meaning of the plot is superior to the particular characters. The three main actors of the play were Mr. Antrobus, played by Jay Meffern; Mrs. Antrobus, played by Sue Wedl; and Sabina, played by Marcia Knight. Under the talented direction of Brother II. Paul, the play was a masterpiece of production. A play designed to be presented by a professional drama group was successfully presented by De La Salle’s Dramatics Club. The press interviews the newly elected president of the Mammals” Cut SNO-DAZE The Climax of Snow-Daze—the Snow-Ball This year at De La Salle, one week was chosen in January in which the spirit of the school was emphasized. Various activities for the different departments took place. The freshmen and sophomores played in an intramural basketball tournament while the juniors and seniors participated in a broom hockey contest. Each advisory could partake in these events. Secondly, Sno-Daze buttons featuring the slogan Plow em’ Under” were sold throughout the week. The buttons reminded the students to take part in the various events and to take an interest in our hockey, wrestling, swimming,, and basketball teams. Each team had at least one opponent during the week. Finally on Saturday nignt, the Sno-Ball was held in the auditorium. This dance was put on by the hardworking seniors. Happy couples dance to JOE CAPTZ The date part fulfilled, two young ladies prepare to skate. Brother Clarence addresses the student body during the Sno-Daze assembly. I The freshmen basketball tournament. 62 HIARDI GRAS The big moment has finally arrived. Brother Norbert reads the name of the winner, while the directors of the drive watch. The Second Annual Mardi Gras Drive was a big success. Under the capable direction of Brother Augustine. a record of $25 per man was obtained during the official week of returns. Approximately forty thousand tickets were sold. The tickets, at $1.00 each, entitled the donator to many hours of excitement: the tickets could be used for either the Teenage Dance on Feb. 23, or for the adult Bunco Party and Dance on Feb. 24. For added attraction, the prizes of a 1962 Pontiac, a Corvair, a TV-Set, a Stereo, and two gift certificates were presented to the lucky winners. Brother Augustine, moderator of the drive assists Mrs. Hayes in drawing the name of the winner. From the looks of this picture everyone seems to be enjoying himself at the teen-age dance. A view of the dance. Couples converse in the cafetorium during the Mardi-Gras dance. SENIOR'S RETREAT Father Kegler, director of the retreat, led the men of De in their spiritual exercises. Father was a personal friend of Dr. Tom Dooley. Determined to help the doctorless people of Southeast Asia. Dr. Dooley founded the medical operation called Medico. Because this man was a current figure in history, each retreatant found particular significance in Dr. Dooley’s achievements. Me had based his life on an poem by Robert Frost. This poem summarized well the ideals of the retreat. The woods are lovely, dark, and deep. But I have promises to keep And miles to go before 1 sleep. AT KING’S HOUSE During January the entire senior class fulfilled one of its requirements for {graduation the closed retreat at King’s House, Buffalo, Minn. Father MacManus, the retreatmaster, greeted the retreatants and explained the significance of the the retreat to them. At first the students found the routine difficult, hut they soon became accustomed to it. Each retreatant took part in the spiritual exercises which included eight conferences. two Masses, and three Benedictions, including the Apostalic Blessing. In addition. Confession and private conferences were made available. The recreation periods consisted of football and skating. Upon the completion of the two days of prayer and meditation, each retreatant returned with a renewed sense of responsibility and dedication to God. Father MacManus IL 6ucation con sists o§ gimticj tUc bobu an6 soul all the perfection oJ: which they are susceptible.’ Plato FOOTBALL Front row: Tom Harrer, Dick Schroder. Ed Donatello. Second row: D. Slovak, E. Feigh, J. Wittman, B. Cronin, R. Taffe, B. Vincent, M. Lynch, J. Sievers. T. Ronvak, K. McGurran, D. Zens, J. Biernat, M. Collins, D. Baker. Third row: Bro. Terrence, Mod.; R. Vincent. Mgr.; T. Finnegan, R. Troke, D. Krider, E. Komoroski, T. Coleman. The Varsity football team except for a few injuries might have been conference champions this year. Injuries to key personnel included separated shoulders to Harrer and Baker. Jeff Sievers first suffered a sprained ankle and upon returning suffered a concussion in his first game which kept him out of action for the rest of the year. The team is not to be belittled, however, for in spite of difficulties they captured second place. In the first game of the season De beat Bethlehem Academy of Faribault 7-0. Tom Finnegan scored for the Islanders from the five. The game was played on a cool windy day. This game was also marred by the fact that the officials did not show up and tne game was reffed by opposing coaches who came to scout. The next game against St. Paul Murray the Islanders easily defeated them 19-6. The highlight of the game was Dave Krider s 45 yard T.D. run. Also scoring for De were Schreder and Finnegan on short plunges. The team journeyed to Eau Claire where they suffered defeat-12-0. De was not up for the game and made a poor showing. Hill was the next team that De faced. The Islanders and Pioneers fought to a 6-6 tie. Stan Durda carried the pigskin over for De while Hill countered on a 50 yard pass play. It was in this game that Jeff Sievers suffered a concussion. Third row con .: B. Najarian, J. kurimav J. Jaclivinowski, R. Ilin . L. Lynch. I). cwinski. C. Durda. Mr. Vaughan. Fourth row: Mr. Parsons. T. Johnson. B. Chapman. J. Cronin D. Roth. C. Evans. S. Crabowski. M. Rengal. T. Seep. D. Kramm. B. Jucciko. J. Rohin. S. Durda. Mr. Hackathorn. Missing: J. Manikowski. I. Nelson, Mgr. Conference champions Cretin was the next opposition. The Islanders scored first on Tommy Harrer's reception from Dick Schreder. From there on nothing went right for the Islanders. Cretin got a quick touchdown and two more for insurance. In the homecoming game against St. Cloud, De lost a close game 14 - 13. It was in this game that Dick Schreder rati a hall back farther than any other Islander all season. Dick took the opening kick-off and ran it back 92 yards to score. The Benilde game had special meaning for the seniors. In their last two outings against the “Red Knights”, the Islanders were beaten. Through a hard fought first-half the game remained scoreless. But the second-half was a different story. After driving to the Benilde twelve,Tom Finnegan scored on a “Statue of Liberty” play. The “Red Knights came back.only to lose 13-6 as Dave Krider scored on a screen pass. In the last game of the campaign ,“De played a tough St. Thomas squad. Down 13-0 at the end of the first auarter, the Islanders rallied to win 14-13. In the second half Jim Wittman blocked a Tommie punt and Mike Collins fell on it for a T.D. Dave Krider scored the last touchdown on a 50 yard run. Excellent downfield blocking by Rick Taaffe and Bob Vincent paved the way for the score. Kelly McGurran kicked the extra point, and “De” won. By doing so the Islanders took second place in the conference. Special mention should go to Mike Collins—All-State, All-Conference; Ed Donatelle—All-Conference; and Dave Zens—All-Conference. Schroder gets set to pass while Harrer protects. T . v'V4 ft W - 1 “ trw ■ i t-. v ’ Against his own goal Taaffc punts the ball out of danger. Blocking for Rick is All-Stater Mike Collins. The ball is gone before any of the enemy can get near it, Schrcdcr to Taaffc (or good yardage, The seniors of the 1961 varsity team pose with the football. Co-Captain Tom Harrcr: Tommy was a real leader. He was one of the toughest guys in the conference to bring down. Although he was out for quite a few games Tom always gave it his all. lie played the Benildc game with a separated shoulder, but he was scrapping all the time. Co-Captain Dick Schreder: Dick was the field general of the team. You could always count on Dick to call a good play when you were in the hole. Against St. Cloud Dick ran 92 yards for a T.D. Dick was voted the most valuable player on the team by his teammates, as well as the most valuable offensive back. Co-Captain Ed Donatello: The Dirty Swede ' was one of the best lineman in the conference. Many times he opened crucial holes for the backs to scamper through. Ed was chosen to the All-Conference team. Dick Slovak: Dick was the biggest man on the team. He was used mostly on defense, but he played offense too. Ed Fefgh: Ed didn't play football last year, but he played an awful lot this year. He played a very good game at end. Jim NVittman: Jim’s steady play won many games for us. In the Benilde and St. Thomas games Jim broke in to the opposing backfield and stopped the ball carrier before he got started. Bill Cronin: Bill was one of the most determined players on the team. Few were the times that his man broke up our plays. He was the most valuable defensive back. Kick Taaffe: Rick’s running was the major contributor toward winning the Benilde game. He was almost unstoppable in that game. Bob Vincent: Bob was most noted for his downfield blocking. He picked a man off of the ball carrier’s back on what proved to be the winning score in the St. Thomas game. Mark Lynch: Mark was the most determined player on the team. He was a defensive tackle who always plugged up the hole. Jeff Sievers: In spite of being out most of the season Jeff drew the praise of Mr. Parsons who said, Jeff is the best high school defensive half back I've ever seen.” Tom Ronyak: Tom didn't play too much but he was always giving it his all. Kelly McCurran: When Jeff was injured Kelly stepped in and fillet! the role that was required. He won the St. Thomas game with his kick. Dave Zens: “Froggie was selected to the All-Conference team for his fine defensive play. If there was a scrap Dave was there. Joe Biernat: Joe didn’t play too much, but when he did he was Johnny-on-the spot. Mike Collins: Mike was All-Conference, All-State. There wasn’t a In-tter blocker on the team. Mike was always hustling. Don Baker: Donny was out most of the season with injuries but when he was in there he was unstoppable. At the annual Football banquet trophies were passed out for: most valuable offensive back-Dick Schreder, most valuable defensive back-Bill Cronin, most valuable offensive lineman-Jim Wittman, most valuable defensive lineman-Mike Collins, and most determined player-Mark Lynch. Dick Schreder was also voted the team’s most valuable player by his teammates. Teammates rejoice as the “Islanders score against St. Cloud on Homecoming. The team lost, however, in a close fought game 14-13. Bill Cronin makes a tackle while Seep comes up to help. Taaffe grabs a pass and is on his way in the game against the “Raiders.” Schroder leads Durda around the end and into territory while the referee looks on. A Red Knight is mobbed by the Islanders as he tries to make some yardage up the middle. I S. He didn’t make it. B-Squad Front Row (L. to R.) T. Williams, J. Stitzcl, P. Kish. T. Shall. K. Shelso. A. Hofstcad, B. Feigh. J. Shumway. D. Santos, D. Cuiney. Middle row: Bro. J. Edward,. T. Jcffer ', D. Mortenscn. G. Weycr, T. Dancik. G. Zurek. C. Farrow, M. Donlin. W. Curran. K. Hart. Mr. Mahowald. Back row: F. Jacob, G. Cyson, S. Friendshuh, G. Skog, D. Corteau, R. Nordland, C. Slater, T. Collins, M. Shaughnessy, J. Scavnac. The B-Squad this year under the guidance of Mr. Mahowald performed quite notably. After starting out slowly the team came on with a rush. Fine play was especially noted in the backfield. In the last few games the team played together very well. Mr. Mahowald expresses his opinion that next year many of these boys will be on the varsity. Mr. Mahowald realizes that many seniors are leaving the varsity, but says that his men will be able to meet the challenge ahead. When the freshmen first came out they were a sad sight. Very few were in condition, and very few had played football before. Mr. Erwin and Mr. Miller took these boys and taught them football. The team lost their first few games, but when they caught on they won their last games by impressive scores. Fine play was once again noted in the backfield. and towards the end of the season the line play was shaping up too. These bovs had a fine team and are proud of it. In a few years they feel that they will be Conference Champs. Front row (L. to R.): Glodek. Grande. Lucas, Lordcn, Rincy. 2nd. row: Rush, Gcrst, Maki. Godlcwski, Fosselman, Masica, Bcn .ingcr, Goodnough, Seivers, Rucke, Taaffe, Leonard. 3rd row: Mr. Emin, Brandberg, DaLsin. Layer. Bouley, Milliman, Schneider. Bookey, Ingle, Sydloski, Dedelak, Bro. Gerard. 4th row: Mr. Miller, Bolduc, Barron, Johnson, Kuduk, Pinkstaff. Jagodka, Murray, Berg, Taylor, Meade, Mgr. SWIMMING A squad from left to right. Front row: P. Prasky, W. Early, R. Domaillc, D. Jones, M. Rains, E. Burns. Middle row: R. Erickson, W. Spielmann, K. Ketter, F. Wells, M. Knight, T. La Croix, P. Quist, T. Armstrong, Mgr. Bach row: G. Mehr, C. Brambilla, T. Kundla, M. McClellan, R. Scott. Missing: R. Gibbs. Capt. B. Scott - Only another five miles to go for today’s workout. K. Ketter catches his wind before breaking the water barrier. The varsity swimming team had the distinction of breaking every team record while compiling a 14-1 dual meet record. In the biggest meet of the year, the tankers broke 5 meet records and 4 varsity records. They also took six out of eleven first places while capturing second place in the St. Thomas Invitational. Another distinction held by the swimmers was an undefeated C.C.C. record. Brother Hugh, the coach, sums up the success story of the years team in three words-INSFIRATION, DEDICATION, AND PERSPIRATION. Marty Knight, a freshman was voted most valuable swimmer; while Tom La Croix was voted the most improved swimmer. Marty and Tom along with Bob Scott and Mike Rains accounted for all the individual records. De’s tankers are able to boast of having the fastest medley relay in the city. The relay is made up of G. Prasky, T. La Croix, R. Scott, and K. Ketter. With only two seniors graduating Mike McClellan and Tom Kundla, and help from the “B team, next year's varsity should be one of the best in the state. B. Domaille shows the form that made )� im one of De’s best divers. De's record breaking medley relay team-T. La Croix, B. Scott, M. Knight, K. Ketter. Backstrokers T. La Croix and M. McClellan show excellent starting form. Butterfliers M. Knight and D. Jones show form that gave them a 1st and 2nd place consistently. T SQUAD This team was organized for the first time this year with the purpose of supplying swimmers for the varsity. They have their own meets against weak varsity teams. The team consists mainly of Freshmen who have to swim against upperclassmen since many schools do not have a “B” team. Bro. Hugh has as much praise for this team as he does tor the varsity. The teams season record was 6 wins, 6 losses and 1 tie. L. to R. Front row: M. Liebig, R. McClellan. W. Warpeha, B. Gerst, C. Tomczak. Middle row: ]. Nagan, C. Pomerleau, J. Arent, B. Keltzen, J. Loija, L. Nelson, Mgr. Last row: C. Wallin C. Kritzeck, T. Kundla, J. Jensen, T. Craven, K. Le Voir. B” team swimmers are set and anxious to race the clock. M. Rains churns his way to another victory in the 400 yd. freestyle. Freestyle relay team practicing their start. “HOCKEY” First row L. to R.: K. Evans, Mgr., F. Recucki, C. Molt, J. Downham, E. Dalsin. T. Hayes, M. Woulfe, Mgr. Second row: Mr. Irwin, coach. D. Baker, T. Coleman, K. McGurran, P. Walsh, T. Leonard, Bro. Jerome, Mod. Third row: T. Mortl, J. Recucki, T. Brundige, B. Muncy, D. Grande. De La Salles hockey team this year was the best ever since hockey started at De four years ago. Under the most capable coaching of Wally Irwin, in his first year at De, the pucksters finished second in the C.C.C. Benilde was whipped by the icemen 7-1 in the first round and 3-2 in the second. Tom Brundidge scored the “hat-trick in the 7-1 romp. Most exciting game of the season was the first meeting with Cretin. Tom Leonard scored on an assist from Dave Mortenson at 2:24 of the second period. The Haiders failed to capitalize and the score stood at 1-0. The Islanders had delivered Cretin their first Conference defeat in four years. The pucksters also scored the most goals in any one game while handing St. Bernards a 9-2 defeat. Jim Downham scored a hat trick plus one. Making all-conference for De were Jim Downham and Frank Recucki on the first team; Chuck Ilolt and Tom Hayes on the second team; and Bill Huney, Dave Mortenson and Tom Leonard receiving honorable mention. The icemen scored a total of 102 goals to 54 by opponents. Goalie Chuck Holt had 292 saves out of a possible 334 chances for a .871 save average. Ed Dalsin handled 161 chances and blocked all but eleven. The future looks bright for the Islander pucksters and they look forward to increased support by the student body. WINS DE OPP. 3 St. Bernards 0 7 Ossco 3 4 Mha'ha Acad. 3 5 Two Harbors 2 3 Wayzata 2 7 Benilde 1 1 Cretin 0 2 Mha’ha Acad 1 4 Hill 0 8 Marshall 0 3 Benilde 2 9 St. Bernards 2 7 Central 1 5 St. Thomas 0 7 St. John’s 1 4 Cretin 3 Pucksters sport 16-8 record Co-Captains Jim Downham and Tom Brundidge ready to face any foe. LOSSES DE OPP 2 St. Thomas 3 1 Cloquet 3 3 Blake 6 2 S.P.A. 6 3 Cretin 4 1 Hill 2 2 S.P.A. 3 4 Hill 5 Care to dance? SCORING LEADERS NAME Downham Brundidgc McGurran Leonard Baker Mortenson Recucki Coleman Huney Hayes Walsh Grande Mortl GOALS - ASSISTS 43 27 20 20 16 15 8 7 7 6 6 2 2 Tom Brundidgc moves for tire puck as the Islander defense is poised in the background. CHEERLEADERS Cheerleading is not a seasonal activity. It begins with the start of the school year, and ends with summer vacation. The cheerleaders spend many hours of practice in the evening as well as making great sacrifices to be present at as many of the school events as possible. Brother Michael says that cheerleading is not simply yelling. There is a certain mood in the crowd which the cheerleader must sense, and from this choose the cheer which will be the most effective. Our cheerleaders may not have been gymnasts, but they induced the crowd to cheer the loudest and yell the longest. Left to right: W. Bierdcn, J. Craig. R. Krause, W. Peterson. S. Eraser. R. Vincent, G. Ulmer, R. Hanson, and Brother Michael, moderator. B” SQUAD Seated: 1). Shermers, W. Ruane, M. Schrciber, J. Humphrey, J, Dorff, T. Najarian. 1). Gkxjek. 2nd row: Br. Kevin, M. Bouley, J. Dargay, S. Quady, J. Yencho, T. Anderson. 3rd row: J. Meade, P. Kovar, B. Janewki. The “B” squad hockey team (frosh-soph) had an exciting season this year. Their final record for playing the Brother’s schools was 2 wins, three losses, and 1 tie. Cretin, the big opponents of the year couldn’t make any headway against the junior hladers. The final score after double overtime was De 3, Cretin 3. In the ten games played against public and parkboard teams De La Salle won five and lost five. The boys worked on fundamentals this season. Their coach, Mr. McGowen said, “I want quite a bit of skating especially flying around those nets.” Moderator, Bro. Kevin Stephen said that they have produced some varsity material for next year. The high point man of the season was Jim Humphrey who averaged two goals a game. Brundidge passes out to Mortcnson for the score. um WRESTLING The Wrestling Team: Back row: M. O’Connor, L. Lynch, J. Kilkelly, D. Hi Ison, J. Allard. D. Feehan, W. McQuiston, D. Krider, I). McClain, 1). Zens, J. Wittman, W. Belkengren, I). Baker, J. Bookev. Front row: T. Hauschild, B. Barheau, T. Lynch, S. Willette, J. DeCidio, T. Hikon, L. Rousseau, D. Collins, T. Ro ycki, L. Kreatz, W. Chaplin. This year's wrestling team was perhaps one of the best that DeLaSalle has had, as they captured two individual state championships, two second places, and five third places, coming within seven points of winning the State Team Championship. One of the prime reasons behind this great team showing was the depth throughout the weights. There were seven seniors on the team, making it a moderately veteran team. The lineup, by weights, for most of the year consisted of: 95 lbs., Jack De Gidio; 103 lbs., Jim Kilkelly; 112 lbs., Mike O’Conner; 120 lbs., Loren Lynch; 127 lbs., Don Hilson; 133 lbs., Jim Allard; 138 lbs., Dan McClaine; 145 lbs., Dave Krider; 154 lbs., Dave Feehan; 165 lbs., Bill McQuiston; 175 lbs., Jim Wittman; Hwt. Dave Zens. These and others helped to make a successful team. The team started and finished strong under the able tutelage of Mr. Horning. The season record showed only two defeats, both to arch rivals, Benilde, and the last by the score 22-21. Graduating this year were the originators of several new holds, including “the Country Boy, “the Pogo Stick” and the “Triple Arm Bar Scissors Grapevine.” Wrestling has increased tremendously in the past few years as a competitive sport, and will continue to draw more spectators and participants because of the speed and skill it demands and manifests. McClain and Allard get in some practice. Jim Wittnian gets in good position to check the pin as Don Baker begins on top of Dave Zens. The 1961-1962 De La Salle Basketball Team that won the State Tournament and tied as Co-Champions of the C.C.C. Kneeling: Co-Captains R. Hipwell, and M. St. Aubin. Standing L. to R.: Bro. J. Edward. P. Saffert, T. HoOccr, J. Plocienik, J. Manikowski, J. Cruikshank. S. Hedges, B. Buckvold, M. Rengel, S. Crabowski. T. Seep, L. Jenks. P. Carlson, T. Finnegan, Mr. Dick Rienhart. De La Salle again produced a fine Basketball team. Led by senior co-captains Roger Hipwell and Mike St. Aubin the team tied for the championship of the C.C.C. The only loss tin's year was a 49-40 decision to Benilde early in the season. De avenged this loss, however, with two victories over the Red Knights. The team did not hit its stride until after the loss to Benilde. After Mr. Rienhart shifted the lineup several times the results that he desired were obtained. The starting five most of the year included Hipwell, St. Aubin, Joe Manikowski, Mike Rengel, and Lenny fenks. This team had great balance. Every member could hit from almost any place on the floor at any time. The leading scorers were St. Aubin and Hipwell, but the rest of the team was not far behind. Mr. Rienhart has said on numerous occasions that this team could easily l e one of his better teams. When at last the team did jell it was easy to see this. The Islanders could and often did come from behind. After they settled down and started concentrating on the game they were hard to beat. De had poise this year as seen by the results of the one-point games. De was in three and won them all. Some people have said that the Islanders couldn't score a lot of points, yet when they were needed most the Islanders went out and got them. The cagers this year proved themselves tops, and nertt year promise to be even better. There are only two seniors on the team. These two: Mike St. Aubin and Roger Hipwell along with Joe Manikowski won All-Conference honors. Jenks shoots over outstretched arms of Cadet. St. Auhin shows his All-State form. “C a lorries” Ringal shows rebounding prowess. Manikowski gives the downbeat and the ballet begins. Hipwell collects his extras. Co-captains St. Aubin and Hipwell lead the Hipwell goes up for two against Duluth way in scoring. Lenny Jcnks pours two through in the crucial Benilde game. Cruikshank for two more! Munikowski shows the form that made him All-State. Against Loyola Rog goes under the backboard and for two points. CAN ROGER BE STOPPED? Roger drives in and lets go for two more against the Red Knights. A welcome addition to this year's team was hard-working Mike Rengal. Here Mike hooks for two against Cambridge. St. Aubin goes high in the air to snag a pass against the Tommies. De Captures Regional And... Co-captains Mike St. Aubin and Rug llipwcll accept trophy for victorious Islanders. Action at the Regional game. Manikowski goes in all alone to solidify De’s lead. St. Aubin cannot be stopped by the Red Knights. Then Takes State Crown Entire Islander team accepts the championship trophy Leander gets a well-deserved ride from team and fans For the seventh time in nine years, Dick Hhinehart led his Islanders to the state crown. Under the able leadership of Co-Captains Hog Hipwell and Mike St. Aubin and the equally fine play of Joe Manikowski and Lenny Jenks De literally swept the tournament. Outclassing all their opponents in both offense and defense, De placed its second leg on the state traveling trophy. Fans give victorious Islanders wild ovation daring the trophy presentation. “B”SQUAD Standing: Coach W. Johnson, Manager D. Schultz, R. Montague. E. Komoroski. W. I Herault, M. Skelly, C. Slater, R. Norlin, T. Collins. D. Roth, C. Zurek. Kneeling: co-captains G. Evans, and J. Cronin. BSQUAD For the third straight year the squad proved tops among the sophomores in the conference. The team was so balanced that it was not uncommon to see ten lx ys play in each game. Cronin, Skelly. and Roth were the top scorers, with Evans leading in rebounds. Determination was the keynote of the team. Many times the team overcame large deficits to win. The team will carry on the great tradition of DeLaSalle for the next two years. FRESHMAN The Freshmen again proved the team to beat in the Conference. Aside from the fact that the team lost only one game, another fact stands out. This is the fact that the team entered a Y.M.C.A. and won the tournament. In this tournament De was entered against teams from all around the city. High scorer was Riney who led the team all year. The team was, we feel, the best Freshman team in the city. FLY TEAM The all-stars of the Saturday league once again dominated the less fortunate grade schools. The Fly Team's record stands for itself. The team completely dominated the other schools. The boys lost only one game, and that to the Freshmen. MOST VALUABLE (B SQUAD)--- MOST VALUABLE (FRESHMEN) — MOST VALUABLE (FLY TEAM)-- ---Glotzbach -----Riney -----O’Brien FROSH AND FLY TEAMS Frosh Team. Front row: Coach Miller. I). Lind, M. Riney, B. Billiet, D. Baillargeon. Middle row: Manager R. Hogodka, J. Smith, J. Hipwell, T. Rucke, M. Leonard. Top row: P. Froelich, J. Muller, K. Mastel, J. Brandburg. Fly Team. J. Bergman, J. Abraham, H. Hyde. J. Bishop, J. Gillespie, B. Hubdoba, J. Fossleman, L. Bcnzinger, M. Crumley, J. Kroll, P. O'Brien. J. Bishop, T. Felicetta manager. Brother K. Francis coach. TRACK Back row L. to li.: P. Schleeter, D. Baker, B. Jaccnko, J. Sohota, R. Tobias. I). Zens. P. Cunningham, B. AIkIo, J. Slmltis, T. Seep, A. Hofstede, C. Durda, 2 iul row: R. Shasky, Mgr., J. Schuler, I). Krider, J. Wittman, G. La Palm, I.. Lynch, J. Pufhal, C. Sinter, W. L’Herault, B. Brom, M. Dudnynsky, J. Clausen. L. Witting. L. Renner, T. Zdon, D. Dietz, M. Mahowald, Mgr. 3rd row: Mr. Parsons, coach, A. Papiz, M. Taylor, R. Troke, J. Allard. E. Donatello, R. Iwaskewyck, S. Durda, II. Cope, D. Ncwinski. Mr. Utect, coach. Under the organization of Mr. George Utect, the track team and cross country team of De La Salle promise to be the finest since track started at De in 1956. The general spirit of the team has improved and since sports such as track and cross country require a great deal of personal development, the desire and effort of the players is of the greatest importance. The cross country team placed second in a Christian Brothers Invitational meet, tied with Cretin, and are promising even greater things. This particular team has come a long way since its beginning two years ago. Benilde seems to be the track team's strongest opponent, with De's Don Baker being the strongest contender to deal with the Red Knights. While track and cross country sometimes are overlooked by the student body, they provide a chance for courageous students to strengthen themselves l oth physically and mentally. The spirit among rival teams is one of the most friendly since the competition is mostly between individuals and not the entire school. One of the team’s most valuable players, Don Baker, shows excellent discus form. Ted Seep concentrates on his coming put. “CROSS-COUNTRY First row, seated L. to R.: G. La Palm, J. Schuler. T. Zdon, Mr. Utect, coach. 2nd. row: J. Clausen, J. Sobota, L. Wittig. 3rd. row: M. Dudynsky, B. Brom, C. Dirkers, W. Lindahl. Stan Durdn leads the low hurdles. GOLF Coif Squad. Kneeling: J. Crary, J. Hudoba, J. Peltier, J. Smith, J. Strauss, M. Ryan. Standing: Mr. Johnson, D. La Sota, R. Jones, J. Plocienik. G. Zgutowitz, G. Weeks, D. Zawadski. R. Najarian. The Golf Team was one of the most inexperienced ever under the tutelage of Mr. Johnson. Only four of the members of the team had ever participated in a match before. Due to the late arrival of spring, the team was not able to begin practice until well into April. Mr. Johnson says that although the team is young, he feels that they have a great amount of potential. D. Zawadski shows the before and after of a good swing. Scruicc is perfect freeborn Collet Jot P cacc CONTACT Brother Fidelis dozes off while junior Contact members discuss an important topic. Contact, under the guidance of the C.Y.C. Staff and the direction of Brothers Clarence, Terence, and Fidelis, has become an integral part of the school’s cxtracurriculars. The group is made up ifot only of Contact corp members, but also small groups of students who wish to help the school and themselves. Contact has promoted the new system of senior class elections, the Christmas basket drive, and lectures on problems facing teen-agers. Left. The physics lab is the scene of the meeting of senior Contact. Brother Terence caUs “time-out” during a heated argument with the leaders of senior Contact. Monogram Club Executive council of the Monogram Club. Standing: G. Fadell, T. Harrer, B. Terence, M. Lynch, E. Donatelle. Sitting: R. Taaffe, M. St. Aubin, R. Hipwell, E. Feigh. Since the Monogram Club has been opened to non-athletic activities, and with the fine leadership of Brother Terence, the group has become one of the most active at De. The group has sponsored hops, ushered at basketball games, and began the custom of wearing their letter sweaters every Friday. The Monogram Club should typify the spirit of the school and the senior class, and by its many and various activities, this year, the group has done just that. Von Ende measures Jim Downham for his letter sweater as other members of the club look on. The Senior Senate meets to discuss an upcoming school event. This year marked the appearance of the Senior Senate as a governing body of the school. This group is composed of the senior class officers, the semi-finalists in the class elections, and the senior advisory presidents. The group plans and controls the activities of the senior class. Since all senior advisories are represented, each senior knows what the senate plans to do. This fact accounts for the great success of all the activities sponsored by the senior class this year. SENIOR SENATE L. to R.: G. Fadcll, F. Gates, Bro. Paul, T. Orman, M. Lynch, M. Shimek, J. Downham SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR Class moderator Br. Leonard talks with class officers (L. to R.) P. Sexton, M. Ness, J. Stedman, and president J. Gamble. Missing J. Manikowski, S. Hedges. COUNCIL The Junior Council for the third year under the supervision of Brother J. Leonard, shares in the responsibility of school affairs. Their purposes are two-fold: the sponsorship of junior activities such as the Turkey Trot and the Rose, dance, and the support of school activities in general. The planning and knowledge gained as juniors helps to ensure capable leadership the following year. Top to bottom, - L. to R.: L. Tuma, J. Rcnking, R. Mcllale, P. Sexton, J. Stedman, R. Abdo, M. Ryan, C. Pauli, D. Meuse, T. McCool, M. Ness, J. McCormack, J. Mulloy, P. Frawley, D. Kurimay, R. Lucas, T. Johnson, J. Gamble, W. Slump, D. Sullivan, T. Leonard. Art Brother Clarance demonstrates the new projector for Boh Wirth and Pete Foy. The Art Club lias become in three years an integral division of the Fine Arts Department. The club has grown in membership and importance. Members provide scenery for dramatic productions as well as posters to publicize school activities. Members spend some time each week developing new techniques in drawing and painting, while perfecting old ones. The members learn through each other's experience, and also under the guidance of Brother Clarence, an art pupil. Art Club at work during one of the weekly meetings. King Louis IX by junior Louis Grams. National Honor Society Top to bottom. L. to R.: J. LaVcsque, S. Liemandt, C. Sallbcrg, E. Donatelle, J. Dixon, J. Heffcm, P. F. McCarthy, P. Meade, J. Weidt, R. Tobias, H. Abbett, P. Herlofsky, D. Zylla, L. Wittig. G. Burke, G. Bergman. R. Slominski, J. Fignar, M. Collins, D. Hall, T. Wallrich, R. Lewis, J. Kelly, C. Woytanowitz, J. Pikala, W. Patrek. Jay Heffern straightens out the Guidance Office’s supply of college catalogues. NHS Members Assist The School This year De La Salle’s chapter of the National Honor Society consisted of about forty members. Members are chosen from seniors who have excelled in three areas: scholarship, service, and character. Members must have a “B” average in academic work. Participation in some extracurricular either in school, church, or community is essential. The faculty reviews their character and personality. To benefit the school, NHS members- have assisted Mr. Casanova in the guidance office, and have set up the paperback bookstore. NHS is proud of its contributions. Bill Patrek dictates the minutes of the last NHS meeting to Charlie Sallbcrg. Paul McCarthy seems intent upon his work while stocking shelves in the new bookstore. John Weidt and Harold Copt study the results of a day’s work in the darkroom. Camera Club The Camera Club, moderated by Brother Oliver, is one of the most interesting activities in the school. The members of the club are taught to develop and print pictures which they themselves take. A well equipped darkroom allows club members to do this with a maximum of ease and exactness. The Camera Club also photographs many of the school activities, and its pictures have appeared in every student publication. John and Harold compare their work. Radio Club Mike Hurley adjusts the tuning while Jim Kilkelly listens for a change in the tone. During the past year the Radio Club has continued in the traditions of the past. The group continued to offer its services to the student body by repairing and renovating radios. In its leisure moments the group listened to record albums which they had purchased. Brother Terence, the club’s moderator, said that the group showed new enthusiasm, and hopes it will continue serving the student body. Radio Club members adjust some of their new equipment as Brother Terence readies an album for playing. Dramatics Club The De La Salle Drama Club. Top Row: W. Patrek, P. Taylor, G. Bohenstingel, S. Atkinson, P. Callahan (president), M. VonEnde, M. Bolduc, D. Westbrook, T. Kundla, L. Grams, II. Labiak, T. Houde, J. Pikala, B. Ball. M. Justin, C. Prentice, J. Fitzharris. Second Row: R. Wirth (vice-president), |. Ileffern, P. Foy, G. Fadell, J. Ward, R. Rooney, J. Fignar, L. Myslicki, J. Kilkelly, P. Hendricks. J. Belisle, A. Bongaarts, R. Schoph, R. Hobday, S. McDonald, T. Locke, D. O’Brien, Brother Paul, Director. Front Row: T. Nloshalik. H. Chichester, W. Pilacinski, T. Tomasko, T. Miller. R. Fitzgerald. W. Bierden, M. Hurley. J. Brady, M. Stucki, M. Quinn, T. Wander, G. Epsen, L. Then, P. LaFontaine. Drama, the most comprehensive of the fine arts, includes art, speech, music, and the dance; as well as points of the applied arts such as architecture, carpentry, electricity, and physics. Participation in the Dramatic Club is a considerable liberalizing influence in a DE-man's education. From what one can learn through the Dramatics Club, it can be an education in itself. In fact, from the standpoint of value derived, it can be said that the Dramatics Club is the most worthwhile activity at De this year. This year to aid the members of the Dramatics Club, Brother Paul has taught the members at several workshops things which pertain to all facets of dramatics. Brother hopes that participation in the Dramatics Club will give a student a taste for the fine arts in general, and dramatics in particular, which he will employ the rest of his life. The travelers wait to Ik let in by Mr. Antrobus despite the warnings of his wife. Jay Heffern orders Phil Taylor (right) to stop his “shenannigans” with Mark Lynch’s roller-chair. The dancers from the “Necessity” dance. L. to R. L. Zachman, K. Lynch, M. Walker, J. Daniel, M. Schwartz, K. Moorman, K. Gormley. The entire cast assembles for the grand finale. This year the Fine Arts Department entered into the field of drama Americans love the most — the musical. The play opened on Broadway a decade ago, and had a revival in 1958. This particular musical was chosen because, beneath its gay humor, it presented an interesting view of one of our greatest problems facing our country today - that of racial prejudice. The fine interpretation given to the lines by the entire cast, made attending this play a worthwhile experience, as well as a chance to have a good time. Senator Billboard Hawkins (Jim Tegcder) gets some slow service from butler Tom Kundla. Geologists Gary Fadell and Pete Foy attempt to explain their presence on Senator Rawkins’ property. Debate Team Dennis Linn (top) and Jay Heffern (bottom) take turns shocking the Debate Team with new facts on “federal aid to education this year’s topic. In the opinion of its moderator. Brother Michael, the Debate Team has made much progress this year. Besides bringing to the school many trophies, the size of the team has increased to an all-time hieh. In addition to school service, the debater develops efficient research techniques, and logical habits of thought, and also the ability to accept defeat with stoical placidity' which develops good sportsmanship. Brother Michael talks with the leaders of the Debate Team. Cary Fadell strike's a classic pose while Bill Peterson times his effort. Under the leadership of Brother J. Leonard, the speech team has had a successful season. Seniors formed the hulk of this year’s team, but underclassmen were trained to insure a strong future. The aim of the speech club is to develop in the speaker poise and confidence. Brother Leonard feels the importance of the aim is demonstrated by the atmosphere in which the club competes. Jay Hcffem caught adding a touch of humor to his oration. Team Top to Bottom L. to B.: 1 . Swanson, L. Gebek, J. LeMire, G. Weeks, I. Pika la, P. Callahan, B. Vincent, R. Lewis, E. McDonald, J. Steelman, D. Stenglein. R. Hedlund, G. Zcman, J. Smith. J. Curran, W. Bihner. Top to Bottom L. to B.: D. Farrell. T. Mengelkoch, J. Paradise, D. Locke, J. Paradise, I). La Mott, R. Sobiech, M. VonEndc, C. Prentice, P. Welter, G. LaMott, J. Wawra. I). Scateralla, C. Shurstein, H. Rowland, f. Laux, Accompanists: R. Sobiech, L. Prams. Missing: T. Spodcn. Top to Bottom L. to B.: T. Solberg, M. Bolduc, W. Johnston, T. Orman, J. Mathison. J. Iserman, L. Kelly. J. Theilar, I). Hendricks, L. Dicks, J. Janecki, B. Wright, J. Hendrickson. W. Peters. S. Wadsworth, W. Bierden, P. Coleman. O. Artvm. D. Forcier. J. Murphy, R. Hansen. 1962 Glee Club Brother Fidelis and club president Tim Orman make plans for a future Glee Club engagement. The Glee Club has continued to build the tradition that began with the arrival of Brother Fidelis at De La Salle. This year, the group gave many concerts throughout the city and the state. The group sang at many of the Catholic high schools to promote the good name of the school. The club made its finest effort of the season at Cretin High School. During the holiday season, the club appeared on several television programs. The year was climaxed with the annual Spring Concert. This group, the most publicized at De La Salle, has done more than its part to promote the good name of the school and to cultivate an appreciation of music among its members. Glee Club officers meet with Brother Fidelis. L. to II.: G. Weeke. J. Paradise. M. VonEnde, P. Callahan. D. Locke. J. Smith. ——as THE ISLANDER THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ISSUE! 1. Conference. Editors Pat Meade. Jim Kilkelly. Bill Peterson, and Cary Fadell meet to plan the next issue of the Islander. One of the hardest hut most pleasant of the obligations which confronts the Islander is the necessity to uphold the paper's championship traditions. The Islander is eagerly awaited by the students because of its information on both present and future activities, and because of its opinion, humorous and otherwise, on all points of school life. Novel this year are expanded issues which appeared in conjunction with important school events. 2. Interview. Two Islander reporters interview Mrs. Theissen in the library office, for a feature story; Boh Abdo; Jim Sandstrom. 3. Photographs An essential • part of any newspaper is photos, and here Pan! St. Anthony and Cyril Knoblauch examine some photos for use in an upcoming issue. 4. Write-up Tim O’Brien (seated) and Mike Crnidl consult while preparing the story for the printers. Islander staff: Standing. P. Meade, J. Reed, H. Abdo. J. Millnn i, M. Crnidl, C. Path'll. Seated: II. Coin-. M. Murrell. T. Monde, Br. Francis. I.. Abdo, J. Sandstrom. T. Marrer. DELTA Co-editors Joe Dixon and Jay Heffern plan the pages of the senior section. Along with the basic improvements which each year brings. The Delta this year can boast of yet another one—the book was on time. Due to the fine leadership of Brother Clarence and Joe Dixon, the Delta has reached another plateau in excellence. An experienced staff has tried to emphasize all facts of school life. Improvements have been made in the activities and underclassmen sections. This year the staff can truthfully say that we feel this is the best Delta yet. Jim Bachmeier assists Tim O’Brien and Boh Alxlo. while Ed Koplo looks on from behind. Delta staff meets in the library to plan the sections. I., to R. Earl McDonald. George Woytanowitz, Mike Shimck, Bob Vincent, John Weidt, Jim Fignar and Henry Abbott. 62 Delta Staff Social section at work. L. to R. G. Fadell, J. Weidt, D. Coyne, H. Abbott, J. Kilkelly. Patroness Society At the March meeting the members of the society were treated to a spring fashion show. Clothes were modeled by some of the mothers, and a few of the more fortunate members of the Senior Class. Many students think that the finest thing about the Patroness society is that they give the students a half-day holiday once a month. Despite the opinions of the students, this is not the purpose of the society. The society tries to help the faculty, the students, and the school anyway possible. In conjunction with the Boosters Club, they sponsor dances for the parents. At their monthly meetings, the members tirst discuss the business of the club, and then have a social hour with forms of entertainment which appeal to the mothers of high school students. By means of financial contributions, the Patroness Society is responsible for many of the improvements around the school. Each De student has a debt of gratitude to this dedicated group of women. Patroness Society officers meet. L. to R.: Mrs. A. Bierdcn, Mrs. R. Palmer, Mrs. M. Hayes, Mrs. G. Brambilla, and Mrs. T. Patrek. Patroness meml ers enjoy a fine luncheon while viewing the latest in spring fashions. Under c I as s m c n (£ rou� tti th.c only is eiri6cucc 4 lift. Cardinal M cutmdn The Real Life On The Island The Brothers' Pantry! A surprise inside Does this book have an imprimatur ? I ?! ?' Fr.lC P. Godlcwski J. Abraham J. Bishop P p k kt h kVk M. Knight J. Bennek P. O'Brien M. Christy President Vice-President Treos. 0- Mflr’ T. Doughty BEST DRESSED...........................J. Abraham BEST ATHLETE...................F. O’Brien MOST POPULAR.................D. Schirmers BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG . . . . M. Pinkstaff BEST SENSE OF HUMOR.............B. Knight BIGGEST WOLF....................G. Reddin BEST STUDENT...........................J. Hokanson FAVORITE SUBJECT..................Spanish J. Hokanson J. Humphrey Bro. Gerard B. Lodin J. Monders S. Masica o fc ( k’.fc L Knooo •J. Mezzenga J. Micholec G. Reddin If you didn't get your Gillette World Series Encyclopedia you can address your questions to Brother Gerard; he knows the facts. He attends almost all the athletic o. Mitchell events in the school, since he is in charge of tickets for varsity football and basketball games, and referees the Saturday League. His freshman algebra students are universally under the impression that Teddy Roosevelt is one of Brother's ideals, as he speaks softly and carries a big stick. J. Phillips P P P. Morris B. Novock M. Pinkstoff T. Rcoser D. Schirmers C. Scheikert K. Stumpf M. Thompson R. Wodsworth J. West L Whittemore Fr.lOC J. Bernot A. Clelond M. Crumley W. Bendel M. Kulstod D. Grande J. Kroll W. Wrzos Pres. 1st Vice-Pres. 2nd Vice-Pres. Sec. BEST DRESSED.................J. Kroll BEST ATHLETE...............D. Grande MOST POPULAR................M. Ryan BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG......M. Theissen BEST SENSE OF HUMOR.........D. Kuduk BIGGEST WOLF......................T. Bolduc BEST STUDENT...............M. Kulstad FAVORITE SUBJECT.............Algebra Treos. B. Bock M. Bolduc J. Oorff D. Kuduk B. Lomb M. Lconord B. Lindohl The moving force behind many of the activities and successes at De La Salle is Brother K. Francis. Though he was impeded for two months with a leg injury, he still carried on his duties as moderator of the Islander, the Saturday League, Freshman Intermurals, coach’ of the Fly Team, and vocation director. Although he is teaching Religion and Algebra, he is a zealous reader and essay writer during his spare time. M. Regon B. Ringstrom M. Ryon J. Seitz M. Shuck C. Smith M. Theissen D. Thicgs T. Wonder Fr. 1 2C J. Ahrens J. Burns B. Davis D. Dobelok D Goodnaugh Pres. M. Schreiber Vice-Pres. M. Millimon P. Mcloughlin Sec. Trees. BEST DRESSED..................M. Milliman BEST ATHLETE................D. Coodnough MOST POPULAR....................T. Page BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG . . . . R. Johnson BEST SENSE OF HUMOR . . . . J. Cornwell BIGGEST WOLF.................T. Falkowsk BEST STUDENT...................J. Wawra FAVORITE SUBJECT................English G. Belego M. Boutey P. Cor roll J. Cornwell T. Dixon P. Ennen T. Folkowskl B. Harmon T. Ingle J. Irmiter R. Johnson P- Keating Mr. Minton D. Lind M. Lovdol B. McCusker Mr. Minton is a new addition to De La Salle's faculty. He teaches Latin to freshmen classes. As an advisor, he is very interested in the activities of his home room. He sees to it that their academic standing is at a high level. He is a very quiet type of person and shows his concern for his students by assuring that they get enough to study each night. T. Nelson T. Poge J. Porrazzo 1 R. RozeK S. Schendel J. Snider j. Staples t . Soek M. Therriault J. Wawra F. Corroher Fr. 13C W. Feigal C. Murlowski Wi II M. Burns . i ft J. Arent B. Wetterberg G. Baillorgoon p p.t.r€ft- Pres. Vice-Pres. Sec. P Pet r,on Treos. BEST DRESSED................ R. Webster BEST ATHLETE.................D u MOST POPULAR................. BIGGEST FACULTY DRAC ... A ,, J BEST SENSE OF HUMOR F BIGGEST WOLF....................M. Burns BEST STUDENT....................B. Baron FAVORITE SUBJECT.................. B. Erickson B. Monoger I T. Goodmon M. Grady R. Hall Mr. Parsons R. Hazel R. locorcla J. Johnson S. Kolinoski G. Kopalo D. Link C. Mortinez D. Mingo Football is his game. This is Mr. Parsons, De La Salle’s football coach, and former player himself. During the football season his advisory is reputed to know every football play in existence. He teaches English and is coach of the track team. His concern for the welfare of his students, and his belief in the advantage of school athletics is easily seen by those who have known him. R. Schotzlien W. Spiclmonn hAik T. Steinert S. Vonderlich D. Von Vorst j. Vorpness A. Webster F. Wells S. West S. Wozny Fr.l4C R. Anderson J. Borron D. Birch J. Meode R. Cermok T. Hubodo T. Peterson Pres. Vice-Pres. Sec. Treos. BEST DRESSED.................B. King BEST ATHLETE.............C. Dockendorf MOST POPULAR.................J. Meade BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG..........J. Davis BEST SENSE OF HUMOR.........R: Cermak BIGGEST WOLF.................B. Lord BEST STUDENT.................J. Davis G. Choplin A. Buck T. Sloss B. Manager R. Arneson T. Chckal D. Cummens D. Hcnnkscn J. Hofmann R. Herbert I. Hone The students of homeroom 14c are privileged by having for their advisor Mr. Irwin. He is not only trained in the teaching of Work! History but also in the sports of football and hockey. His football team has the unique record of going through the season undefeated and scored on only once. As varsity hockey coach he takes more than R. Jobojon Kcltgen average interest in the sale of hockey tickets to his students. His sincerity and well-dressed person make an indelible impression on all who have known him. B. Lov«He R. Loofflcr B. Lord M. McColley F. Peorsoo F. Pelz O. Rcgon T. Sio T. Vosoly K. Wcrkmcivtcr J. Wroygc ). Wron ki Fr. 20C ©JL P. Colemon r. Croven rP J t kikAttoAlto J. Smith T. Emond J. Pedlor R. Bull Vice-Pres. B. Manoger Sec. Tree . BEST DRESSED.................P. Schneider BEST ATHLETE...................J. Brandbcrg MOST POPULAR..............R. Bull BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG....J. Pedlar BEST SENSE OF HUMOR__B. Kubetscheck BIGGEST WOLF...........R. Gamer BEST STUDENT...........T. Emond FAVORITE SUBJECT........Religion I J. Brown O P V J. Brondberg R. Broinerd Fr - fi fc mtrM M. Dioz I. Edison Bro. Kevin Stephen warn R. Kontor R. Kieier R Kriske P lO P d h drk disk D. Kuhorski R. Kubitschek M. Mortin Brother K. Stephen in his first year at De, teaches Spanish I and Religion to freshmen and Spanish II to sophomores. The men of his advisory are going to buy him a new Spanish lKx k because it is over used. Raised and educated on Chicago's south side, Brother impresses the more mild mannered Metropolitans by miss-quoting Mother Goose Rhymes. This new brother has a good sense of humor and makes his pupils work for their marks. P J W. Mealy P9BBSRO S. Daniewicz E. Lenzmeier Not Pictured L. Neljon J. Nes f A. Quirk JS to A' k d:yh n J. Munson o t: T. Rokos D. Rouillord R. Saxton B. T'Koch G. Vick Fr. 21C S. Brett C. Willioms Sec. C. Dirkcrs J .Dilisi Trees. B. MonoQer BEST DRESSED...............T. Lagace BEST ATHLETE...............T. Rucke MOST POPULAR...............J. HipweU BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG.......J. McBride BEST SENSE OF HUMOR McBride BIGGEST WOLF...............C. Dirkcrs BEST STUDENT...............M. Stucki FAVORITE SUBJECT...........Religion G. Borthel S. Benson R. Buchonon J. Colyorc F. Cossody J. Cochrane L. Johnson F. Klick O. Kuhlkc R. Kujowo T. Logocc K. levoir S. Norducci W. Peters J. McBride Mr. Colston, a former graduate of De La Salle and Saint Thomas College, came on the spot to fill the position vacated by Mr. McCabe. He took on the luckless task of teaching English to our freshmen. His clothes separate him from other faculty members with his quiet suits and unusual ties. He has a pet phrase of sarcastically remarking. “Bring it down to a quiet roar.' P. Prosky $. Regon T. Rucke R- Soholt C. Schurstein B. Scott G. Smisek B. Trombley A. Urboniok J. White Fr. 22C D. Fritz C. Delmonico B. Monogcr G. Bollot G. Duffec BEST DRESSED................. D BEST ATHLETE............... n MOST POPULAR............ j 's, Uk BICGEST FACULTY DRAG . . N,‘ Ja.n on BEST SENSE OF HUMOR .... r ' „ 11 biggest wolf . s.‘kSE BEST STUDENT................ c, FAVORITE SUBJECT...........7th Period K. Layer Trea, J.Shonnon Pre . S. DcGidio Vice-Pres. L. Benxirvger Sec. D. Glodck M. Greeno D. Lind The boys of the freshmen department are lucky to have an algebra teacher by the name of Mr. Workel who is a verv brilliant mathematician. All of his classes arc started with the familiar quotation. Let’s take a look at our homework, gentlemen.” The windows are usually opened including during sub-zero temperature, for he believes that fresh air sharp- J. loija J. Mallander D. McPherson W. Moore R. Martin I J. Muller D. Nosidlak ens the mind.” Workels Warriors, his advisory basketball team, is one of the most colorful, if not the most successful, of the Saturday League basketball teams. fs p $ r o k.akk G. PiOtig J. Richardson R. Ritten C. Rivers T. Rourke P. Ryon M. Sopa W. Schmidt A. Spielmonn P. Sularz Fr.23C J. Atwood L. Dolsln D. Maki Pres. Vice-Prcs. BEST DRESSED........ BEST ATHLETE ....... MOST POPULAR ....... BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG BEST SENSE OF HUMOR . BIGGEST WOLF....... BEST STUDENT........ FAVORITE SUBJECT . . . Brother Michael C. Audettc Sec. B. Holllck Treos. M. Peterson B. Manoger . . B. Hollick . . . D. Mari . . B. Knotz . . . . B. Knotz . . . B. Knotz . . M. Keagh M. Harrington . . 7th Period T. Connoy J. Bednor M. Buczek T. Evans J. Fischer s. Gjerde M. Harrington G. Hazel H. Hydc M. Jaruszewski B. Billiet M. Koess M. Kanyctzny P V f W. Kennedy Brother Michael, who has been at De La Salle for 3 years, is a graduate of La Salle Institute. Brother teaches four mathematics classes and one religion classs. In addition, he is the moderator of the “bigger and better” debate team and has spearheaded the movement for improving cheerleading. Brother Michael is especially remembered by all those who have come in contact with him for his energetic and forceful personality and his organizational flair. B. Mackcow E. Mernik P. Mins T. Moncttc M. Montury G. Morrison Tt. Netkow R. Sheffield R. Smith G. Stasik . J. Sydloski Fr. 24C M. Atkinson J. Bcrgmon J. Gryniewski T. Grzoskowiok B. Lordon M. Stifzcl M. Riney J. Kosmoski Pres. Vice-Pres. Sec. Treos. BEST DRESSED..................M. Stitzel BEST ATHLETE...................M. Riney MOST POPULAR..................M. Stitzel BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG.........J. Kosmoski BEST SENSE OF HUMOR . . . . J. Kosmoski BIGGEST WOLF.................B. Lordan BEST STUDENT................C. Pogemiller FAVORITE SUBJECT..............Religion J. Locke 0. Felicetto R. Fussy M. Gunnon P. Hobio J. Horrlmon T‘ Harri ,ho1 R. Jogodha P. Kennedy P. Kenney G. Kvasnicko J. Loch R. McClellon R. McHole R. McMillan D. Molitcr T. Mulcohny O I love sophomores.” This could Ik- an ary (flotation coming from the In-loved of the newly formed Sophomore Council. Fidelis. Some of his many talents and G. Munson consist of being moderator of the De La Glee Club of radio and T.V. fame, teaching three sophomore English classes, and being the esteemed advisor of freshmen 24c. Besides promising extra-credit points for going to school functions, he is famous for his gym-nights. J. Scheiderich a J. Murphy J. Nogon R. Pulles L. Revok D. Scottorello B. Tooffe J. Tichonn R. Otr C. Polemiller S. Thomoi Not Pictured J. Wolynie T. Whclon Fr. 226 (5 S. Cain T. Poe Pres. J. Davison D. do| r HI G. Hendricks N. Hayes Vice-Pres. Sec. F. O'Brien Trcos. John Lilly B. Manoger BEST DRESSED................C. Pomerleau BEST ATHLETE..................E. Fournier MOST POPULAR....................T. Poe BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG . . . . M. Lijewski BEST SENSE OF HUMOR . . . . P. Buckovold BIGCEST WOLF....................S. Cain BEST STUDENT....................T. Poe FAVORITE SUBJECT...............Religion E. Fournier r Johnston M. Lijew,ki c LipctzWy H. Lucos T. Lynch T. Modoy R. Morgotto Although Latin is a dead language, Mr. Simmons manages to put life into the terrae’s, etc. He also teaches English I and has been reported to form a policy of not getting off the subject in his classes. His students have noticed his enthusiasm for De La Salle’s most popular sport, basketball. P. Moron w R. Miller This fact helps him blend in with the setting and environment of our school. L. Oberpriller R. Peltier R. Scllski C. Pomerleou S. Montogue L. Nelson J. Stitt W. Trutnou Fr. 227 J. Bergman R. Botz R. Brinkhous G. Dody G. Murray B. Kopech J. Fasslcmon Pre . 1st Vise-Prcs. 2nd Vice-Pres. J. Brody Sec. BEST DRESSED............. BEST ATHLETE............ . MOST POPULAR ............ BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG .... BEST SENSE OF HUMOR . . . M. BIGGEST WOLF............. BEST STUDENT............G FAVORITE SUBJECT.......... . J. Sievers . G. Murray . J. Sievers . J. Theiler Sliaughncssy . J. Sievers . Tromiczak . . Algebra M Amlreouet Tree . W. Gross J. Heckman R. Heim F. Potnaszck S. Potyondy M. Quinn J. Ruone T. Shandley Mr. Weiss, a freshman World History teacher, is a graduate of St. Mary’s College. At St. Mary's he was prominent in the Marinotes, its school band, and thus has started to reorganize De La Salle’s school band. He brings in modern day examples during his history classes to illus- M. Shaughnessy J. Sievers M. Sinnitt M. Spielmon T. Stang trate ideas, and keeps his students on their toes with his daily quizzes. He sometimes interjects different questions in his tests to relieve boredom, such as Would Castro be a smashing success in a Cillette Blue Blade commercial? R. Toy lor J. Theiler L. Then G. Tomczok M. Trdon G. Tromiczak G. Turgeon R. Votz R. Zemon Fr. 228 0. Bishop S. Buckley T. Burns F. Berg V. Elies J. Murfough W. Wrzos Pres. 1st Vice-Pres. 2nd Vice-Pros. Sec. BEST DRESSED.................J. Gurtaugh BEST ATHLETE...................J. Rush MOST POPULAR.................J. Crotteau BIGCEST FACULTY DRAG.........D. Carlson BEST SENSE OF HUMOR...........D. Forcicr BIGGEST WOLF...................T. Biaso BEST STUDENT.................B. Butzlcr FAVORITE SUBJECT...............Religion D. Corlson B. Brenny Treos. G. Cruttcau T. DeBioso J. Dorr Bro. Clarence A. Elleross D. Fitzgerold O. Forcier T. Gobaik J. Heino w R. Julkowski T. Kominske J. Lavoie M. Mothiew S. Menshek G. Mullen K. Pederson If put to a vote of the student body. Brother J. Clarence would he chosen as one of the most likeable Brothers they have known. This Brother not only teaches, but also is being taught. In R. Piemiondy P. Rider 0. Rousseau order to be able to speak with more authority on the subject of art. Brother Clarence is taking lessons at the Art Institute. As a Contact and Delta moderator. Brother influences the lives of many De-men. G. Poole O. Reynolds J. Rush R. Scholtcs D. Sporrow D. Stcguro B. Steppe R. Stoncbcrg L. Thompson F. Timmins R. Wolstrom B. Butzler Soph 108 R. Anderson R. And rode Pres. a t Jr' J. De Gidio M. Goldberg M. Hogemeyer V. Hentz J. Johmteod T. Lone L. Lor son R. Monning J. McDevitt R. Nei A. Pederson J. Piecek M. Regon S. Shumogber T. Solberg G. Sisson M. Meyer p. Kish B. Brontner Vice-Pres. Sec. Treos. B. Monoger BEST DRESSED...............C. Sisson BEST ATHLETE................P. Kish MOST POPULAR.............R. Andrade BEST SENSE OF HUMOR........M. Regan BIGGEST WOLF...............C. Sisson BEST STUDENT..............Nl. Meyer FAVORITE SUBJECT..................M. Drawing T. Berlow T. Friendshuh J. Ingvoldson N. Kolinoski J. Milkeg C. Lucio J. McHugo Bro. Ambrose During all seasons and all types of weather Brother Ambrose can lx found cheerfully working on the school grounds. Be it fall, raking; be it winter, shoveling; lx it spring, planting; or be it summer, mowing, he is always ready R- Pe,er to tackle the job. Active in the Alumni Association, he has largely increased their activities. He teaches re-ligion and mechanical drawing and would enjoy teaching woodshop if De La Salle adds this course j , ' to its curriculum. V r I © G. Schcinost 0. Shultz T. Stoltmon D. Swomon R. Taylor M. Timmermom G. Weyer J. Phillippi Soph 123 G. Bydlon G. Zurok Pres. S. Quody Vicc-Pres. S. Long See. T. Doncik D. O'Brien Trcos. B. Monoger L. Abdo A. Bromo BEST DRESSED.................C. Zurek BEST ATHLETE........................S. Lang MOST POPULAR................T. Dancik BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG.........L. Abdo BEST SENSE OF HUMOR.........T. Dancik BIGGEST WOLF...............H. Brdtzler BEST STUDENT.................D. Nannie FAVORITE SUBJECT.............Religion H. Dreitzler M. Forsythe R. Honsen R. Heoly M. Jonowicc Gw Johnson J. Kosnick G. Kritzcck R. Monders B. McKenna T. Motkolik D. NomJe J. Porra Mr. Hogan M. Ploska L. Rotoy ■ G. Rocheford J. Rekucki The men of 123 are very proud of their advisor Mr. James Hogan. He teaches five periods of English II and conducts a religion class on Wednesday night. Besides keeping 145 students under control during the day. he is the assistant coach of the debate team. This is Mr. Hogan’s first year at De La Salle and he has made a big hit with the sophomore department. B� McDonough M. Schindler S. Schroiber M. Schwieillcr J. Tomoico P. VonStyke G. Well S. Wilmes J. Anderson Soph. 225 w. Bellm R. Hort S. Long D. O'Keefe Pres. Vice-Pres. Sec. BEST DRESSED.........................J. Laconic BEST ATHLETE.........................D. Hart MOST POPULAR..........................S. Lang BICCEST FACULTY DRAG...........W. Bellm BEST SENSE OF HUMOR............B. Ivanok BICCEST WOLF..................D. O'Keefe BEST STUDENT.........................S. Lang FAVORITE SUBJECT...............Religion T. Miles D. Swan Treos. B. Manager M. Brown D. Courteou 0. Crawford R. Joeger G. Koczmorek K. Kielas J. loconic Brother Oliver, who is the moderator of the camera club, is in charge of the book store, and teaches Religion II and Geometry, is a photographer at heart and a mathematician at mind. This kill, dark-haired brother may be seen walking down the halls looking as noble as possible, but in class he can display characteristics that will mark him as a different person. Between telling his religion classes that grace is necessary for supernatural life and his Geometery classes that A.S.A. is different from A.S.S. he always ends his class with Q.E.D. or what is to be demonstrated. J. Newfield 0. Oslund B. Polmer L Proox T. Rush O. Somers C. Woll J. Welch J. Williams T. Willioms Soph 300 J. Mothison P. O'loughlin D. Sullivon B. Jones Pres. Vice-Pres. Sec. Treos. BEST DRESSED............................A. Reed BEST ATHLETE......................C. Slater MOST POPULAR..................J. Mathison BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG_________P. O Laughlin BEST SENSE OF HUMOR..............R. Labiak BIGGEST WOLF..................J. La Vesque BEST STUDENT.............. J. Andrychowic BEST SUBJECT................Plane Geometry J. Andrychowicz T. Audette T. Breitenbucher B. Boll R. Bostyr T. Breviu Mr. Svobodny R. Ho word R. Lobiok M. Hurley J. Millunz T. Kelley J. LoVesquo J. LeVoIr P. Molchow Mr. John Svobodny is a talented and versatile teacher. He has taught mathematics, religion, and English, thus showing his teaching range and his great knowledge of a wide variety of subjects. Mr. Svobodny is the director of maintenance and is interested in the general welfare of the school. A member of the Toastmasters ... a talented speaker, as his fine children, his students, and his various church and community audiences can testify. J. Malecck A. Reed F. Schmidt R. Perzel R. Nelson M. Shaughnessy C. Slater a o ey M. Smith T. Stowell J. Word Soph 301 S. Atkinion J. Ayotte T. Clifford R. Feigh Pres. R. Ekstrond J. Erickson R. Mcngelkoch G. Mochulda M. Covonough Vice-Prcs. See. Trees. P. Cutter BEST DRESSED.................T. Harrer BEST ATHLETE.................R. Feigh MOST POPULAR.................R. Feigh BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG . . . . H. Mlekoday BEST SENSE OF HUMOR______M. Cavanaugh BIGCEST WOLF...............S. Atkinson BEST STUDENT.................T. Wishy FAVORITE SUBJECT..............Biology J. Evans T. Harrer M. Heger G. Kulbieda D. Lomott T. Flynn R. Holder Mr. Elsenpeter H. Mlekoday M. Murrell D. Obrzut D. Rouillard D. Merrick At the earlier part of this year our school was endowed with a new teacher. Mr. Elsenpeter. He is an expert in his field of teaching. English, and presents his material in such a clear manner that even the slower pupils can understand him. The immortal words such as “Knock it off” and All right you guys” will live forever within the hallowed walls of 301. E. Schulze E. Sheppord R. Block Not Pictured T. Withy M. Skelly G. Stcrnol Soph. 302 F. Attkens F. Luden R. Bor beau G. Evens Pres. Vice-Pres. Sec. BEST DRESSED........ BEST ATHLETE ...... MOST POPULAR........ BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG BEST SENSE OF HUMOR BIGGEST WOLF........ BEST STUDENT....... FAVORITE SUBJECT . . . B. Brom H. Brom R. Metty Treas. . . J. Salzl . G. Evans D. Bar beau L. McGrath J. Mykulak . J. Gagnon . F. Luden . Geometry G. Anderson E. Auer M. Berry J. Goqnow J- Mantel M. McEvoy L. McGrath 0. Rcineck Mr. Zetah, known for his sartorial perfection and quiet personality, has been at De for three years. Especially proficient in math and science, he teaches Biology and General Science. Since his first day at De, he has been most willing to devote extra time to his students that they might grasp the fundamentals of his course. J. Mykulak M. Posca J. Ryan j. Salzl S. Schneider J. Skavnok T. Snegoski R. Stons J. Vincent P. Walker D. Ward M. Worner B. Abbet J. Benjomln L. Biernot C. Dur fo P. Klcci ). Boike Prej. Vice-Prcs. BEST DRESSED...................C. Peters BEST ATHLETE.............J. Jachymowski MOST POPULAR..................P. Klees BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG . . . . L. Pruden BEST SENSE OF HUMOR . . . B. Rosenberger BIGGEST WOLF..................T. Loch BEST STUDENT.................L. Pruden FAVORITE SUBJECT...............Biology D. Coble J. Curran J. Dixon M. Krumm T. Lock K. McCorthy R. Miller Brother Augustine is one of De La Salle's newest brothers. J He teaches Religion II and Biology and is head of the Science Department. Besides teaching, two nights a week he takes a course in physics at the University of Minnesota. During the past year he has taken on the thankless job of taking care of two love-sick monkeys. Brother is also a very enthusiastic-supporter of the missions and has led his r x m to many a banner. G. Peter E. Pietrowtki J. Prenovojt L. Pruden B. Rosenberger J. Schultz D. Stenglier D. Willioms Soph 3 04 n o % R. Arrell D. Porzyck E. Komoroski Pre� . Vice-Pres. T. Houdc Sec. 0. Mortenson Treos. BEST DRESSED..................D. Mortensen BEST ATHLETE..................E. Komoroski MOST POPULAR..................D. Montague BIGCEST FACULTY DRAC..............M. Dunn BEST SENSE OK HUMOR.....................R. Larsen BIGGEST WOLF.....................M. Krogan BEST STUDENT...................T. Swierczk FAVORITE SUBJECT...................English D. Molenfont 8. Manager A. Axel I 0. Borry T. Baumtrog M. Boedigheimcr Many words of wisdom and experience are uttered from the lips of the renowned Mr. Panion. He interjects comments during some of his Latin classes which make the students think of their moral and spiritual life. His daily homework assignments make sure that the students are kept up to date on the latest advenures of Caesar. He has an appreciation of good literature and is interested in seeing that his students have the same. M. Dunn J. Fitzhorr.j M Knoohuzon M. Wojciock A. Lort n R. Lillie C. Lowineki R. Montoguc L. Mytlicki 8. Pilocinski M. Scanlon R. Schopf R. Schwinn J. Smith R. Stoneberg T. Swiercxek R. Switzer D. Torgerson C. Towmley w. Worpoho J. Slanga M. Krogon Not Pictured Soph 305 M. Baker D. LaMere W. Hinz Pres. Vice-Pre . T. LoCroix J, Nobozney S. GlatzCl S. Barboris Sec. Treos. B. Moncger T. Collins M. Delmonico B. Oomaillc BEST DRESSED..............J. Nabozncy BEST ATHLETE..................B. Hinz MOST POPULAR...............D. La Mere BIGCEST FACULTY DRAG...............S. Clatzel BEST SENSE OF HUMOR..........M. Maxey BIGGEST WOLF..............K. Glatzbach BEST STUDENT...............T. La Croix FAVORITE SUBJECT...........Mech. Draw M. Duden D. Eorly C. Forrow A. Fox $. Friendshuh 0. Gclorncou K. Glotxboch B. Good T. Hcgcr B. Kraus J. Krawczyk Mr. Bohcn M. Maxey J. Orman R. Piquet M. Brown A. Shelso Mr. Bohen, a staunch loyal American, always manages to get the most out of his pupils. He not only teaches Religion to his homeroom students but also emphasizes the privileges and duties of being an American citizen. The sophomores receive his religion and biology instruction, and the summer crew at De receives bis supervision. He is a firm supporter of the athletic activities at De and he manages to encourage all the events. His homeroom is proud to have him for its advisor. B. SSopek J. Shumwoy j. Skonnord . Weibeler G. Zeimer Soph 306 J. Cronin T. Finncgon Pres. Vice-Pres. M. Donlln M. Dys� c R. Von Sovoge T. Peine J. Baden W. Bonk Sec. Treos. BEST DRESSED.................T. Peine BEST ATHLETE...............T. Finnegan MOST POPULAR.................J. Cronin BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG . . . . T. Finnegan BEST SENSE OF HUMOR..........F. Jacob BIGGEST WOLF................J. Swanson BEST STUDENT.............B. Von Savage FAVORITE SUBJECT..............English J. Bjerke D. Ketchum J. Lo Brec J. Lopen C. Luxem S. MocDonold M. Mottison J. Meyer L. Mingo Brother Edward, who was the popular new comer last year, has achieved for himself a position which only a person F. McGovern °f his understanding, kindness, and personality could do. Tin sophomore department respects Brother Edward not only Ih--cause of the Blaek robe that he wears, but because his sense of fairness lias formed an impression that will never be forgotten. Brother Edward teaches Religion II. and Spanish II. After putting in a full week of teaching. Brother spends his Saturday mornings refereeing for the Saturday League. P. Nctkow M. Romoloo P. Rosk G. Schuster J. Swanson S. Wodsworth M. Rcngcl M. Worts Soph 307 0. Bender J. Benedict D. Roth T. Kostl J. Dorgoy Pres. Vice-Pres. Sec. BEST DRESSED...............D. Bender BEST ATHLETE................D. Roth MOST POPULAR............... D. Roth BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG........J. Hord BEST SENSE OF HUMOR.........T. Mortal BIGGEST WOLF................J. Stitzel BEST STUDENT...............D. Bender FAVORITE SUBJECT.............Biology E. Anderson Trcos. T. Mortol B. Monogcr B. Borg P j ,h J. Bidwell M. Bolduc Mr. Stasik J. Bormon R. Broden J. Brontl J. Covol T. Nojorm J. Zyllo M. Dolon R. Finnerty H. Hostings ). Hord A. Hromodo Mr. Stasik, one of the newest additions to the faculty, has established a fine reputation for himself. He encourages all students to attend the various events of the school. The men of De respect him for his school spirit. He will work very hard to sec that you understand the basis of his subject, and treats each individual with equal attention. M. Retko J. Ryan L. Slechta J. Stitzel D. Trombley Soph . 308 0. Anderson T. Holker Pres. T. Heisserer T. Collins Vice-Pres. Sec. BEST DRESSED..........B. Curran BEST ATHLETE..........T. Holker MOST POPULAR..........T. Holker BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG . . . M. Dougherty BEST SENSE OF HUMOR . . . . T. Armstrong BIGGEST WOLF.................J. Mirocha BEST STUDENT.................D. Anderson FAVORITE SUBJECT.......Geometry P. Taylor T. Trombly T. Armstrong Treos. B. Monogcr C. Colloghan S. Casserly One of the more quiet brothers at De is Brother Hugh. An effective teacher of Religion and Biology, he makes it a point to be thorough in his classes. After the school day, he can usually be found coaching the swimming team which he has molded into one of the better teams in the state. One of his chief attributes is hard and serious work which sets a good and influential example for his students. C. Prentice R. Rooney D. Sontos C. Skeldon B. Hobdoy J. Iiermon T. Jeffrey p. Lafontoine T. Mirocha S. Philipp B. Soblcch J. Stanowtki T. Sullivon B. Wiek Soph 309 W. Bicrden 0. Compeaux C. Kline R. Shull G. Sko$ R. Nicol D. Gurney Pres. Vice-Pres. Sec. Treos. B. Monogcr BEST DRESSED.................R. Shull BEST ATHLETE.................C. Skog MOST POPULAR..............D. Harvieux BIQGEST FACULTY DRAG . . . . K. Carlson BEST SENSE OF HUMOR . . . . K. Carbon BICCEST WOLF.................T. Goff BEST STUDENT................D. Cuiney FAVORITE SUBJECT...........Geometry P. Corlson T. Corpc J. Courtcmonche A. Holeivo J. Kestne J. Kopocck D. Hendricks Brother Walbert Brother Walbert came to De Ui Salle from St. Mary's College where he was teaching advanced mathematics. He utilizes his talent in linguistics by teaching Spanish and English during school, and Russian and German outside of school. He was previously engaged in starting a mission in Nicaragua. Because of his former experience and knowledge of the need for missions, he was made director of the mission collection at De La Salle. Thus he is responsible for the newly improved mission program. S. Kozok R. Krasko J. Woodson R. Kuerbt B. Lazar J. Lenar z J. Lindgrcn L. Miskowlec J. MontoQue G. Peoro T. Stimarf Jr. 102 E. Covey J. Gobble Prev. L. Lorjon R. Buckfold T. Seep Vice-Prev. Sec. Treo . R. Jocenko R. Ahrens R. Carlson B. Monager BEST DRESSED................L. Larson BEST ATHLETE.................T. Seep MOST POPULAR................J. Gamble BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG........J. Gamble BEST SENSE OF HUMOR.........J. Gamble BIGGEST WOLF.............B. McQuistom BEST STUDENT.................F. Smith FAVORITE SUBJECT............Chemistry P. Coleman M. Egon C. Fliggc P. Foy G. Gice F. Gomez C. Holt L. Johnson Mr. Mahowakl B. McQuiston J. Moore J. Motulo Mr. Mahowuld. problems of democracy and history teacher, is spending his second year at De La Salle. He is a scrupulous observer of the times, and his classes are informative and interesting. Periods are livened by humorous comments about political leaders of the day. Mr. Mahowald is also sophomore football and baseball coach. G. Mchr F. Poron J. Peters B. Quinn W. Smivek F. Smith D. Wolloce T. Ascher C. Auger D. Meuie D. Kuriemy R, Luco Pres. Vicc-Pres. Sec. BEST DRESSED...................D. Muese BEST ATHLETE..................D. Kuriemy MOST POPULAR...................J. Martin BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG . . . W. Tritbough BEST SENSE OF HUMOR . . . T. McCrudcr BIGGEST WOLF....................J. Bird BEST STUDENT..........................S. Willette FAVORITE SUBJECT...............Chemistry R. Smociorz F. Gunnon Trees. B. Monoger J. Bird 0. Biassing horn E. Koplos J. Lebens Mr. Johnson is a fine example of initiative to the students of 103 because of his many plots and schemes. The class treasury is increasing through his auctions of students lunches, books, etc., which he finds littering the school, and through other money-raising enterprises to which students are gladly willing to contribute. He is the golfing coach and is an ardent golfer himself who is reputed to be quite a “hustler.” As coach of the B squad basketball team, and as an American History teacher, his school record is outstanding. B. Rothman N. McBride J. Schuler J. Smith R. Sorenson J. Thorpe W. Tritbough I. Lynch J. Mortin T. McGrudcr R. Overmoe S. Rowiraki E. Souter M. Wennes S. Willette J. Robon Jr. 104 J. Byzewski J. Beck s. Durdo B. Abdo p. Frowlcy J. Stengel Pres. Vicc-Pres. Sec. Trees. BEST DRESSED...............P. Frawley BEST ATHLETE................S. Durda MOST POPULAR................S. Durda BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG..........J. Hall BEST SENSE OF HUMOR.................J Keller BIGGEST WOLF..................G. Theis BEST STUDENT................D. Kugler FAVORITE SUBJECT.............Chemistry D. Newinskl R. Bretzke B. Monogor Mr. Miller M. DoGidio R. Eichenbergcr D. Gruye G. Hall R. Hylond J. Leitschuh R. Leitschuh T. Mansk T. McGuire Mr. Miller, the advisor of 104, is worthy of high esteem. His classes are interesting and informative with a tint of humor. He is the coach of the Freshmen football and basketball teams, and is a great enthusiast of sports. This is his first year at De, yet his standing example of kindness and sincerity will never be forgotten. R. Ostmoe D. Metty S. Nalepka B. Nichols O. Reseutek J. Sandhocfncr J. Schultz F. Stefonoc D. Taylor G. Theis J. Vosika D. Walsh P. Witherow R. Cleory Jr.105 J. Buckley M- Burkhordt G. Dor holt J. Me Vo y Pres. D. Pouly J. Sul I i von B. Holzcr J. Swonson Vice-Prcs. Sec. Trcos. B. Monoger BEST DRESSED.................D. Pauly BEST ATHLETE...............J. MeVay MOST POPULAR..............J. Connelly BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG . . . M. Cruidl BEST SENSE OF HUMOR..........J. Wise BIGGEST WOLF.................D. Pauly BEST STUDENT...............J. MeVay FAVORITE SUBJECT..............Typing P. Doty D. Droper R. Erickson L. Goemer M. Gruidl P. Korol rs Ni X ). Meehan D. Keating V. Newomki Bro. J. Leonard W. Pcrsell D. Picouct o D. Pomcrlcou p T. Rouen W. Ryon Brother J. Leonard, the moderator of the Speech Club and influential head of the Junior Department, has devoted much of his time to the welfare of the students. One of the best English teachers at De La Salle, Brother demands the most from his students and gets it. His unique sense of humor and presentation separates his class from others. He is often found correcting papers in the Brother House listening to soft music in the background. i. Supple P J J. Connelly R. Todd J. Vorgo M. Wold M. Wenzel S. Wicks D. Willette J. Wise Jr.106 D. Clough M. Fairley T. Glennon J. Karczcwski D. Moslowski J. Poorson J. Riley J. Manikowski D. Mulloy B. Chaplin L. Jenks B. Huney R. Bcrgmon M. Colder Pres. Vice-Prcs. Sec. Treos. B. Manager D. Fernkcs BEST DRESSED.................M, Rush BEST ATHLETE..............J. Manikowski MOST POPULAR..................L. Jcnks BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG . . . R. Bergman BEST SENSE OF HUMOR..........J. Peltier BIGGEST WOLF................J. Roddy BEST STUDENT.................M. Rush FAVORITE SUBJECT................Typing J. Flynn J. Geis J. Hoick F. Helm J. Kotowicz P. Krosselt D. McLeon J. Peltier J. Roddy E. Roy Z. Hocuk Mr. Markwalder L. Kreatz Mr. Markwalder is one of De La Salle's foremost authorities on the English language. He has a versatile - working knowledge of Greek, Latin, and Olde English, and in his classes brings out at least one idea which will give his students something to think about. Being an authority on American Literature, he presents the subject for the beginner in a clear, concise manner. Mr. Markwalder has been with De La Salle 8 years. He enjoys chess and reading and is an enthusiastic sports fan. M. Rush R. Schicl K. Schultze C. Tonichek S. Wittig M. Anderson J. Baloban J. Cruikshonk Pres. P. Sexton M. Christian Vice-Prcs. See. B. Noiorion Trees. BEST DRESSED......................P. Sexton BEST ATHLETE..................j. Cruikshank MOST POPULAR.................M. Christian BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG . . M. Anderson BEST SENSE OF HUMOR . . . . L. Jakubik BIGGEST WOLF......................B. Jensen BEST STUDENT....................B. Najarian FAVORITE SUBJECT .... Arch. Drawing Mr. Franzok J. Hubodo L. Jokubic J. Elsen R. Enright The advisor of 107, Mr. Franzok, teaches English III and IV. A man with a large vocabulary and love for literary works, he emphasizes reading and word power in his courses. Quiet and reserved, he still greets all of his students with a smile. He will Ik- remembered in the notelxH)k of many a student for his daily vocabulary words. M. Monning T. Nelson J. Ouellette W. Piwowar J. Pufohl r. Shea Jr. 107 D. LoSofa 8. Monoger J. Bolluff D. Carroher J. Donnelly J. Grech M. Hilson J. Jenson A. Kovacs li 2 h T. Kudok W. McDonold r tdt'iii S Moos 0 o Jkh J. Witkowski it k D. Volkmonn Jr. 201 B. Berg W. Shimp S. Hedges J. Plocicnik Pres. Vice-Prcs. Sec. BEST DRESSED...................M. Ness BEST ATHLETE................S. Crabowski MOST POPULAR..................W. Shimp BIGGEST FACULTY DR AC . . . . L. Crams BEST SENSE OF HUMOR . . . . B. Nicol BIGGEST WOLF................J. Plocicnik BEST STUDENT.................B. Godfrey FAVORITE SUBJECT..............Chemistry S. Grabowski L. Groms C. Brombillo Trcos. B. Monogcr R. Bruen T. Burke J. Davis K. Kctter J. Linnebcrg P MofCh D. Levesque Dad-gum, It's a rough old life, and “Close, but close only counts in horseshoes anti dancing, are just a few of the pet phrases used by Brother H. Francis, head of the Chemistry Department. Life is never dull in 201 especially during Brother’s famous lab periods. His patience is tried to the hilt during these hard times when students try their hardest to break apparatus, blow corks, lyid splash water. Seriously though, this humorous, but excellent chemistry teacher, demands much and earns the respect of his students. M. Nets B. Nicol P. Soffcrt J. Sorxhtrom R. Scott P. St. Anthony G. Wickmon A. Wodarz G. Zemon Jr. 222 M. Boyd O C. Cutter M. Celumok P VA R, Fagcrlcc P £ ' ? R. Iwoskewyez J. Lipo J. MocMostcrs M. Peterion T. Stedmon Pres. M. Ryon Vice-Pres. J. McCool Sec. T. Lconord D. Uhlcr q. Bordeou Treos. B. Monogcr P. Dolan W. Clork J. Orogseth W. Furlong I. Jensen J. Houbrick C. Jorgenson BEST DRESSED................M. Ryan BEST ATHLETE................R. Trocko MOST POPULAR...............J. Stedman BICCEST FACULTY DRAG . . J. DRAGsetli BEST SENSE OF HUMOR . . . . G. Worshek BIGGEST WOLF................L. Muller BEST STUDENT................M. Ryan FAVORITE SUBJECT............History T. Hoancy Bro. Jerome J. McDonough Brother Jerome has made many listing contributions to Do La Salle, not the least of which, are the telephone poles which stand permanently in the middle of our ball field. He is an enthusiastic participant in any sport as his many disgruntled student challengers testify. Brother moderates the varsity baseball and hockey teams and teaches religion, physics, and mathematics. His most common expression after hitting a homcrun, calculating a difficult math proglem, etc., is “Now. that was easy, wasn’t it? n YA E. Pholen j. Robin M. Schindcldceker R. Troke G. Woritck T. Zywicki L. Muller Jr. 223 J. Chopmon T. Colemon J. Grcenwold F. Jobs D. Nogen J. Porodisc L. Rousscou D. Archer K. Reinking R McHole Pre . Vice-Prcj. L. Tuma Sec. C. Prous J. Boskfield Trcos. 0. BcngiOn BEST DRESSED................T. Morgal BEST ATHLETE...............T. Coleman MOST POPULAR.................S. Tuma BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG ... V. Stillwell BEST SENSE OF HUMOR . . . S. Creenwald BICCEST WOLF................J. Shuhan BEST STUDENT.................C. Prews FAVORITE SUBJECT.............Religion M. Mohowald T. Morgol M. Murphy W. O'Connor Brother Leonard P. is known for presenting the real, but little known facts of history. Brother believes that reading is a good way to supplement the students’ knowledge of history and gives tests which challenge the ability and knowledge of all students. This handyman around the school, can be found fixing anything from a lock to the school bus. He is Inst known sis the cigar-smoking bus driver. D. Shoboz R. Shosky J. Sheehan J. Sheridan J. Stillwell S. Wick BEST DRESSED..................J. Paradise BEST ATHLETE...................D. Kridcr MOST POPULAR...................J. Volkcr BIGGEST FACULTY DRAG . . J. McCormick BEST SENSE OF HUMOR . . . Mr. Horning BIGGEST WOLF................A. Schroeder BEST STUDENT...................M. Delisi FAVORITE SUBJECT.............Salesmanship M. Dilisi Mr. Horning S. Franks D. Krider R. Kloesges L. LoPitz J. Finnegan L. Farrell G. Hollman G. Hayden Wrestling has become increasingly popular at Dc La Salle primarily through the efforts of the coach Mr. Horning. Wrestling is the center of our winter athletics program, mainly because its practices are held in the middle of the locker room. Besides wrestling, Mr. Horning is also the coach of the varsity baseball team and teaches four classes of salesmanship. The students appreciate his guidance in preparing them for the competitive world ahead. R. Mangon 9 P r Jtk J. Paradise M. Posik D. Piazza A. Schroeder D. Sorenson J. VonDrosck N. Vosberg Jr.224 L. Edison T. McDevitt M. Miller JQouj that J am a man, j hav e put i SENIOR POLL I’d H rt ro OcrnY wsr Most School Spirit — Gary Fadell Most Popular — Tom Harrer Best Basketball Player — Roger Hipwell Biggest Smoker — Jim Buchmier Favorite Teacher — Bro. Terrence Best Football Player — Dick Schreder Best Student — Paul McCarthy SENIOR TIM OHM AN—PRESIDENT This veai the Senior ('lass was guided by the able and efficient direction of Tim Orman. Tim comes from Christ the King parish in South Minneapolis. In his career at De, Tim has been a consistent leader. Besides the Senior Class and homeroom jobs, both the Glee Club and the National Honor Society rank among his activities. Tim plans to continue his education and he hopes to embark upon a medical career in later life. MICHAEL SHIMEK-SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT The Delta's own contribution to the Executive Branch of the Senior Class is Mike Shimek. As with all our officers this year, Mike has greatly participated in extra-curricular activities. Presently he is connected with Glee Club and his parish youth groups. But Mike, an avid sports fan, still has time for recreation—his favorites 1kmng basketball, football and golf. Mike also plans to further his education. JAMES DOVVNHAM—FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT This year’s first vice-president is a man of many talents. He is the captain of the hockey team of which he has been a member for three years. Jim is also kept quite busy with the Monogram Club and, of course, the Senior Class. His contributions to the school have been greatly felt as is reflected in the respect both teachers and students have for him. Jim plans to enter the Christian Brothers upon his graduation from De. OFFICERS GARY FADELL-SECRETARY This year's “Honorary Angie” award went to De’s Class Secretary—Gary Fadell. “Fads” has also been awarded the Valley View Hardware Best Salesmanship Award. But his honors do not pertain exclusively to out-of-school activities. Gary has also excelled in Dramatics, Speech, Islander and the Delta. As far as the future is concerned, Mr. Fadell plans to write the captions for the pictures in Time magazine. FRED GATES—BUSINESS MANAGER Hubert H. Humphrey's campaign manager in Minneapolis is also De’s Lebanese financial whiz. This year Fred Gates has extremely ably managed the money of the Senior Class. Fred also is known for his tremendous parish work. He has spearheaded all the youth activities at his home parish— Christ the King. Yet his generous nature still leaves him time for much work, here at De. For a ready, willing and able worker, it’s Fred Gates. After graduation he plans to go to college for a law degree and later a career in politics. MARK LYNCH-TREASURER Senior Class Treasurer and President of 209, better known as Mark Lynch, attends Our Lady of Victory parish. At De he has participated in Dramatics, Football and the Monogram Club. Mark thinks he may later teach, but he is going to reserve his decision until the results of the placement test come through. In his spare time, Mark likes to work on his car.” HENRY L. ABBETT - “Hank” -Christ the King - Ambition: To do my best - Activities: Football 1; Delta 4 -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Craf and the basketball tournaments STEPHEN R. ALEXANDER Steve” - St. Maron’s - Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer - Acfiui ies: Advisory Officer 2 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Conway in Latin 1 JAMES P. ALLARD “Al - Incarnation - Ambition: To be a basketball star - Activities: Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Remembers Most At De: Jack’s 6th period JOHN R. ARLANDSON Clarence” - Holy Name - Amlntion: To become president of the Let’s give Alf Landon another whirl at it” club - Remembers Most At De: Welch’s explanation of fairy tales JAMES F. BACH MEIER Bach” - Resurrection - Ambition: To be a doctor - Activities: Swimming 1, 2, 3; Contact 2, 3, 4; Delta 4 -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Fran-czok’s English tests ROBERT W. BAINBRIDCE “Bob” - St. Peter’s - Ambition: To find a vocation that is both satisfying and rewarding - Activities: Track 1 Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s 6th period DONALD A. BAKER Bakes” - Christ the King - Ambition: To attend the Olympics in 1964 - Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: Sports JAMES A. BANACK “Jim - St. Charles BorTomeo - Ambition: To have something work right the first time I try it -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s Chemistry class WILLIAM H. BEANE Bill - Assumption - Ambition: To go to College Activities: Advisory Officer 2 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Leonard P. LAUREN L. BECKER Larry” - Assumption - Ambition: Marine Aviation Remembers Most At De: Bro. Arnold’s Sophomore English class GARY D. BELISLE Gar” - Annunciation - Ambition: Make more money and do less work - Activities: Football 1, 2 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd and Mr. Simmons WILLIAM L. BELKEXCREN ‘'Bill” - St. Peter - Ambition: Architectural Engineer-Activities: Wrestling 4 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Graf WILLIAM A. BERG Bill” - St. Annes - Ambition: Electronic Technician - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C's P.I. Club GERALD E. BERGMAN Jerry” - Resurrection - Ambition: Chemical Engineer - Activities: Chess Club; N.H.S. - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Terence and Mr. Buron JOSEPH G. BIERNAT “Joe” - Holy Cross - Ambition: To marry into money - Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Advisory Officer 1. 2, 3. 4; -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd and Senior Homecoming EDWARD D. BISHOP “Bish - All Saints - Ambition: To graduate from college - Activities: Advisory Officer 4; Delta 4 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Francis’ chemistry class THOMAS D. BIXLER “Slim - Holy Name - Ambition: Dude Rancher -Remembers Most At De: The hot lunches CARL V. BOECKMANN Boch - Holy Name - Ambition: To become a millionaire and retire by thirty-five - Activities: Contact; Islander - Remembers Most At De: Lab periods with Mr. Todd RICHARD H. BOIKE Dick - Christ the King - Ambition: To earn twenty-five thousand per year tax free at age eighteen - Activities: Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Advisory Officer 4 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Liguori FRANK N. BOKUSKY “Frank - Holy Rosary - Ambition: Architect -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Eugene Conway TIMOTHY A. BOLLING Tim” - Incarnation - Ambition: To hear Brother H. Francis say a nice word - Remembers Most At Do: State tournaments. CERALD S. BOSTROM “Jerry” - Incarnation - Ambition: To be an officer in the Navy - Activities: Football 2 - Re-mempeis Most At De: Bro. Arnold’s cold English classes. PATRICK F. BOWMAN “Pat - Visitation - Ambition: Forester - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Ralph’s Religion classes JOHN R. BRACE John - St. Boniface - Ambition: To become a lawyer - Activities: Islander - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s chemistry class JAMES D. BROM “Moochie” - Incarnation - Ambition: To find my vocation - Activities: Advisory Officer 1; Football 1; Basketball 1 - Remembers Most At De: Beni Ide game 1961 - a school spirit win FREDERICK P. BROMBACH Fred” - Resurrection - Ambition: To be as much as a credit to God as my brother - Remembers Most At De: The letter writing reminders of Bro. Terence PATRICK M. BROWN “Pat” - Immaculate Conception - Ambition: Electrical Engineer - Remembers Most At De: The excessive amount of holidays, homework and good times THOMAS J. BRUNDIDCE ■ Buns - Annunciation - Ambition: Business Executive - Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Advisory Officer 1. 3. 4; Monogram Club 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: The knowledge I acquired in Bro. Arnold's English class TERRY L. BUNKERS “Bunks - Assumption - Ambition: To have my own bakery shops - Remembers Most At De: Taking Margie to the first Rose Dance CERALD V. BURKE Jerry” - St. Bridget’s - Ambition: To be a noble-hearted gladiator - Activities: Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Advisory Officer 1. 3. 4; NHS - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Terence’s extra-credit questions JOSEPH A. BUSCH Joe” - Incarnation - Ambition: To go to college and be a success - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Edward’s Spanish 1 class MICHAEL J. CADY “Mike” St. Lawrence - To invent an upside down lighthouse for submarines - Remembers Most At De: The gentle ruling of the brothers THOMAS S. BYKOX Tom - St. Thomas - Ambition: To rid the world of Grace Dawson and her little bottle of joy -Activities: Advisory Officer I, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2 -Remembers Most At De: Club feet and Ed Beagle STEPHEN P. CALLAGHAN Steve” - St. Charles - Ambition: electrical Engineer - Activities: Dramatics 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 1; NHS - National Merit semi-finalist - Remembers Most At De: Homework, tests, basketball tournaments, football games PATRICK T. CALLAHAN Pat” - St. Thomas - Ambition: Ambition is but the mere shadow of aspiration - Activities: Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Legion of Mary 1, 2. 3; Delta 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Speech 3, 4; Contact 2; Advisory Officer 4; NHS -Remembers Most At De: My “Uneventful” Sophomore Year JAMES R. CARLSON Cully - Holy Name - Amlrition: to be filthy rich - Activities: Advisory Officer 2 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C. GORDON W. CARPENTER Gordy” - Immaculate Conception -Ambition: Automotive Engineering -Activities: Baseball 2 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd MICHAEL C. CHAMBERLAIN “Michelle” - St. Alphonsus - Ambition: To become a better man - Activities: Debate; Speech; Basketball - Remem bers Most At De: Bro. Terence MICHAEL C. CHAREST “The Big Obc - Our Lady of Victory - Ambition: Chemist - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Terrence JAY P. COLEMAN “Colee - St. Thomas - Ambition: To go to college - Activities: Tennis 1 -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s chemistry class MICHAEL J. COLLINS Mike” - St. Elizabeth - Ambition: To be a famous scientist - Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4; Advisory Officer 1; Contact 4; Basketball 2; Monogram Club 4; NHS - Remembers Most At De: Benildc Football Came 1961 FRANCIS R. CONDON Frank - St. Mark - Ambition: To be a lawyer - Remembers Most At De: The wooden paddle in freshman year JAMES E. CONKLIN Smillen - Christ the King - Ambition: C.F.A. - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Johnson's seating charts for the Minnesota football games WILLIAM T. CONSTANT Bill - Holy Name - Ambition: To be a playboy - Activities: Advisory Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football 3; Contact 2 - Remembers A orf At De: Monday morning tests, lunch hour and 2:55 p. m. ROBERT A. COURTEAU “Bob” - St. Clement - Ambition: To make a lotta money legally -Activities: Track I - Remembers Most At De: Rep Rallies DENNIS M. COYNE “Denny - St. Austin - Ambition: To prove the Christian Brothers wrong-just once - Activities: dee Club; Delta 4 - Remembers Most At De: The All State Chemistry Class gineer - Activities: Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 4; Cheerleaders 4 - Remembers Most At De: Hot Lunches, and Bro. John C. JOHN R. CRARY “Jack” - Holy Rosary - Ambition: ??????? -Activities: Advisory Officer 4; Coif 4; - Remembers Most At De: The great race with Bro. Jerome “Did YOU say HASH?” JAMES F. CRIPPS Jim - Holy Naim - Ambition: To bo successful - Activities: Contact Islander - Remembers Most At De: Basketball WILLIAM J. CRONIN Bill” - Annunciation - Ambition: To find one - Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Advisory Officer 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club - Remembers Most At De: Benilde football game 1961 PATRICK E. CUNNINGHAM Pat” - Holy Name - Ambition: To go to college and enter the business field - Activities: Advisory Officer 2. 4; Football 1; Track 1,2- Remembers Most At De: Rivalry with Benilde in sports RONALD P. CZAJKOWSKI Chico” - Our Lady of Victory -Ambition: To be a marine and get married - Remembers Most At De: An unfortunate incident in junior chemistry RICHARD C. DAHLEN Dick” - St. Kevin’s - Ambition: Draftsman - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C. and Mr. Bakey VINCENT C. DAHLHEIMER Vince” - St. Stephen’s - Ambition: To go to college - Activities: Track 2, 3 - Remembers Most At De: De’s school spirit DENNIS E. DAHLMEIR “Den” - St. Joan of Arc - Ambition: To become a businessman - Remembers Most At De: The foul ball” club and Mr. Horning as Wild Bill MICHAEL J. DALTON “Mike - Incarnation - Ambition: To go into business and make lots of money - Remembers Most At De: The foul balls” JOHN T. DEAN “Deano” - St. Helena - Ambition: Succeed in all that I do - Activities: Contact - Remembers Most At De: The many inspirational talks given by the brothers and the lay faculty GERALD J. DECIDIO Jerry” - Christ the King - Ambition: To go to college - Activities: Hockey 1,4- Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd and the snowball fight at the Benilde football game RAYMOND M. DEHLER Ray” Holy Cross - Ambition: To go to college -Remembers Most At l)e: Bro. John C’s morning lectures in the cafeteria WILLIAM G. DICKS Dixie - Holy Rosary - Ambition: Career in the Marines - Activities: Football 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4 - Remembers Most At De: Senior homecoming and Mr. Todd LEON P. DICK JOSEPH T. DIXON Leon - St. Boniface - Ambition: To graduate - “Guisseppi” - Nativity of Mary • Amlrition: To be Activities: Football I, 2; Baseball 2 - Remembers as rich as Jay H. - Activities: Advisory Officer I; Most At De: The faculty and students Delta 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Contact 3; Tennis 3; NHS - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Shrake and The Twelve Caesars RICHARD J. DOMAILLE “Dick - St. Peter’s - Ambition: To be one of the best in my field - Activities: Football 1; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1; Contact 1, 2. 3. 4; NHS - Remembers Most At De: The generosity of the brothers EDWARD A. DONATELLE Swede - St. Charles - Amlrition: To find inv vocation in life - Activities: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2, 3: Advisory Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Senate. Monogram Club; NHS -Remembers Most At De: Beating Benildc in football KENT M. EVANS “Eba • Visitation - Ambition: To complete my college education - Activities: Advisory Officer 1, 2. 3; Football 1; Basketball I. 2; Baseball 1. 2 - Remembers Most At De: My acquaintances DENNIS M. FAGERLEE Denny - St. Clement's - Ambition: To go to college - Activities: Football 1; Track 1 - Remembers Most At De: Our experiments in Mr. Todd’s chemistry class DENNIS J. FARRELL “Denny” - St. Austin - Ambition: To become a college graduate - Activities: Glee Club 2. 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Ralph DAVID M. FEEHAN Dave” - Our Lady of Victory -Ambition: To become a corporate lawyer - Activities: Wrestling 2. 3, 4: Art Club 1; Speech 3; Track 4; Monogram Club 4 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Terence’s extra credit problems EDWARD M. FEIGH “Ed” - St. Joan of Arc - Ambition: To be a success in everything I do - Activities: Advisory Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 2. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Contact 1, 2.4; Senior Senate -Remembers Most At l)c: The State tournament WILLIAM C. FELIEN Feline - St. Helena's - Ambition: Transfer Business - Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Swimming 2-Remembers Most At De: Chemistry class JAMES J. FERGUSON Ferggi” - St. Lawrence - Ambition: to marry my girl friend and make $100,000 a year - Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 4; Advisory Officer 1. 2. 3, 4 -Remembers Most At De: Bro. Walbert JAMES J. FICNAR Jim” - St. Anne's - Ambition: Chemistry - Activities: Dramatics 2, 4; Delta 4 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Daniel and one-eye machine PATRICK C. FLAHERTY Pat” - Visitation - Ambition: To get into business - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s chemistry class PAUL J. FLICK “Irish” - Basilica - Ambition: To see England - Activities: Contact 2; Track 2; Wrestling 2 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Svobodny's English class TERRENCE J. FLYNN Earl” - Christ the King - Ambition: To have a successful future - Remembers Most At De: My junior year MICHAEL FORMICO “Mike - Incarnation - Ambition: To become a doctor - Remembers Most At De: My first day DARREL C. FORSLIN Forlun - Holy Name - Ambition: Retire the day after graduation -Remembers Most At De: Lab period during Mr. Todd’s Class SCOTT E. FRASER “Scott” - Incarnation - Amlntion: To be able to sound Kozlak - Activities: Advisory Officer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1. 2. 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Delta 4 -Remembers Most At De: Bro. John Clarence PHILIP M. FREESENE Phil” - St. Charles - Ambition-. Physician ant! Surgeon - Activities: Dramatics - Remembers Most At De: Mr. DuBois' insult classes JAMES W. FKOEHLIG Frog - St. Anne’s - Ambition: Chef -Remembers Most At De: Bro. Oliver’s typing class RICHARD J. FRYE Dick— - St. Richard’s - Ambition: To own a 1962 Corvette - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Conway and Mr. Shrake - the greatest Latin teachers at De La Salle ROBERT J. FUST “Bob” - St. Anne’s - Ambition: Electrical Engineer - Activities: Football 2 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s 6th period chemistry class MICHAEL D. GALLAGHER “Stan - Nativity of Mary - Ambition: To become a quack doctor - Activities: Contact 3; Baseball 1, 2; Tennis 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Delta 3, 4 -Remembers Most At De: The Brothers and Mr. Graf’s autographed baseball from “The Babe STANLEY C. CALUSZEWSKI “Stan” - St. Stephen’s - Ambition: The field of conservation - Remembers Most At De:The baseball game in Mr. Todd’s class PATRICK M. CARAGHTY “Pat” - Holy Name - Ambition: To be a success Remembers Most At De: St. Cloud Basketball 1960 ROBERT L. GARBER Bugs” - St. Charles Borromeo - Ambition: Accountant for the U.S. Treasury Dept. - Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Hockey, Golf - Remembers Most At De: Sports with Benilde LAWRENCE H. GEBECK Kip” - Immaculate Conception - Ambition: To marry a beautiful girl - Activities: Contact 1, 2. 3; Glee Club 2. 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Advisory Officer 3 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Kellev’s slap-happy classes JAMES T. GILL Jim” - St. Austin's - Amlrition: To be a chemistry teacher - Activities: Advisory Officer 2. 3; Dramatics 1, 2. 4; Contact 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2 -Remembers Most At De: Jack’s 6th period chemistry class RICHARD CLODEK “Rick” - St. Charles - Ambition: To go to college and to succeed later in life - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todds chemistry class JOSEPH S. CLOVVACKI “Clow” - Holy Cross - Ambition: To finish college - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Arnold's English class WILLIAM L. GOODNOUCH Nogood - Incarnation - Ambition: To marry money - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Ligouri’s little talks DENNIS M. GORMLEY Den” - St. Charles Borromeo - Ambition: To see the U.S. this summer -Remembers Most At De: Using the Bunsen burners in the chemistry lab CHESTER W. GOULD “Chet - Ascension - Ambition: To be a success - Remembers Most At De: Lunch with David and the Turkey Trot STEPHEN J. GRANPRE Steve” - Assumption - Ambition: To become a millionaire - Activities: Wrestling 1, 2, 4- - Remcmers Most At De: Bro. John C. THOMAS J. GRIMES Tom” - St. Helena - Ambition: Physicist STEPHEN B. GROVES Steve” - St. Charles Borromeo - Ambition: To go to college and be a success in life • Remembers Most At De: Playing volley ball during the senior lunch hour LEROY C. HAAF “Butch” - St. Helena - Ambition: To lead a good Catholic life in the bad, bad world - Activities-Advisory Officer 3; Swimming - Remembers Most At De: The brothers and the state tournaments JOSEPH F. HAGGERTY Joe” - Visitation - Ambition: To become a doctor -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Bohen’s Biology class JAMES E. HAKANSON Swede” - Immaculate Conception - Ambition: To dodge the draft board Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd's chemistry class DAVID L. HAL!. Dave” - Resurrection - Ambition: To live long enough to spend all my money - Activities: Swimming 3. 4; NHS - Remembers Most At De: Harvey Boron's narrow ties JOHN A. HALUSKA John” - Immaculate Conception - Ambition: To see the day that Jack returns to De - Rennembers Most At De: Mr. Todd RICHARD H. HANSON “Dick” - Annunciation - Ambition: Accountant -Activities: Camera Club 3; Cheerleader 4 - Remembers Most At De: The snowball fight JOHN M. HAPPE Sweet Pea - Resurrection - Ambition: To own my own mortuary -Activities: Contact 1. 2, 3 - Remember Most At De: Bro. Arnold’s breathing exercises THOMAS T. HARRER “Tom - Annunciation - Ambition: Electronic Engineer - Activities: Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1; Monogram Club; Advisory Officer 1. 2 - Remembers Most At De: My speech at the assembly before the Benilde football game TIMOTHY R. HARRER Harvy” - St. Margaret Mary - Ambition: Teach a language and business education - Activities: Contact 4; Islander 4; Advisory Officer 1 -Remembers Most At De: Bro. Liguori TIMOTHY J. HARRINGTON “Tim” - St. Peter’s - Ambition: To graduate - Activities: Contact. Speech-Remembers Most At De: 3rd period with Bro. Daniel. Ed Beagle and One Eye JAMES O. HARVIEUX Jim” - Our Lady of Lourdes -Ambition: To be a wealthy college graduate - Remember Most At De: The assemblies j0HN E HASTINGS Big Bad John” - Our Lady of Victory - Ambition: To be a success in business and make a million -Activities: Swimming 2, 3, 4; Contact 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Maroney’s paddle, freshman year THOMAS L. HAYES Red” - Christ the King - Ambition: To be- a success - Activities: Hockey 1, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Ligouri's Religion class WILLIAM E. HECK Gitch” - Ascension - Ambition: To grow up in the environment of millionaires - Activities: Advisory Officer 1 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C. RICHARD N. HEDLUND Dick” - St. Austin - Ambition: To be a good Catholic - Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club - Remembers Most Af De: Getting snowed by Ralph JAY M. HEFFERN Hugh” - Annunciation - Ambition: To be as virtuous as my parents - Activities: Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Delta 3, 4; Debate 4; Speech 4; Monogram Club 4; NHS - Remembers Most At De: The FUN I had in my four years of education JEROME E. HENDRICKSON Jerome” - St. Peter - Ambition: To become a doctor - Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; NHS - Remembers Most At De: George Woytanowitz-the Polish sausage JOHN P. HENNESSEY “Big John” - St. Charles - Ambition: To have my own business - Activities: Football 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Dramatics 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Advisory Officer 4 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Craf PATRICK M. HERBERT “Herbi” - St. Clement’s - Ambition: To teach at De - Activities: Contact 2, 3; Dramatics 2. 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: Jack’s . last period destruction hour PETER J. HERLOFSKY Pete” - St. Boniface - Ambition: To make good money - Activities: NHS -Remembers Most At De: Bro. Ralph’s Bilge Class LENNOX C. HILL Len” - St. Stephen’s - Ambition: To be an undertaker - Remembers Most At De: The Brothers ROGER L. HIPWELL Rog” - Annunciation - Ambition: To be a good Catholic - Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Advisory Officer 3. 4; Football 1, 2; Senior Senate -Remembers Most At De: The State Championships KOCER E. SMOKA Ror - St. Charles - Ambition: To ro to college - Remembers Most At Do: Bro. John C. WILLIAM R. IACONO “Bill” - St. Charles Borromeo - Ambition: To get a M.A. degree and to travel - Activities: Track 1; Islander 4; Contact 2 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Daniel's advanced methods for keeping me off the honor roll THEODORE H. JACOBSON “Fred - Christ the King - Ambition: To go to college and to become a successful business man - Activities: Hockey 1; Advisory Officer 1, 2, 4 -Remembers Most At De: The Assemblies and the homecomings THOMAS K. JANN T.J.” - Visitation - Ambition: Build a dragster that will top 200 mph in the quarter mile - Activities: Hockey 2; Football 3 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Arnold JEFFREY W. JASPER “Jasps” - Annunciation - Ambition: Chef - Remembers Most At De: Bro. H. Francis KENNETH L. JOHNSON “Johnie” - Immaculate Conception -Ambition: To graduate from college -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s chemistry class PAUL B. JOHNSON Lardo” - Incarnation - Ambition: To go to college - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd RONALD A. JONES Jones” - Our Lady of Victory - Ambition: Foreign Service - Activities: Advisory Officer 3 - Remembers Most At De: Junior Chemistry class with Augie JOHN T. JOSEPH Joe - Christ the King - Amlntion: Medicine -Activities: Football 1; Track 4; Camera Club; Contact 4; Advisory Officer 3 - Remembers Most At De: Kris WILLIAM J. KAESS “Bill - St. Charles Borromeo - Ambition: To go to college - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Ligouri CHARLES T. KALUZA Charlie” - St. Thomas - Ambition: To be an admiral in the Navy -Remembers Most At De: Bro. Francis chemistry class TERRENCE M. KALVESTKAN “Teny” - Our Lady of Victory - Ambition: To become a successful professional man - Remembers Most At De: The mud parking lot JAMES E. KAVANAUCH Jim” - Incarnation - Ambition: Chemical Engineer - Activities: Chess Club 2 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Patrick’s saracasm THOMAS J. KEHOE “Keys” - Incarnation • Ambition: To find more victims that I’ll be able to help - Remembers Most At De: The semester that I wasn't there JAMES H. KELLY Jim” - Assumption Ambition: To make my life a success - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C’s words of wisdom every morning JOHN B. KELLY J.B.” - Visitation - Ambition: Mathematician - Activities: Glee Club 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Advisory Officer 4; NHS - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Terrence “This little thing we use to measure school spirit! LAWRENCE E. KELLY Bebop” - St. Thomas - Ambition: Dentist - Activities: Glee Club 2. 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: John Joseph’s imaginary Corvette MICHAEL T. KELLY “Mike” - St. Charles Borromeo - Am fition: To sell my model “A” Ford and get a car - Remembers Most At De: Looking for girls EDWARD C. KENDRICK “Ted” - Christ the King - Ambition: To marry money - Activities: Wrestling 1, 2 - Remembers Most At De: Personality changes in the seniors GERALD A. KENNEDY Jerry - St. Thomas - Ambition: To go to college -Activities: Advisory Officer - Remembers Most At De: How quickly the lunch line gets served! GEORGE P. KENNICK “Butch” - St. Stephen’s - Ambition: Forestry -Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C and the P.I. club TIMOTHY J. KERR “Tim - Assumption - Ambition: To own my own speed shop - Activities: Hockey 2. 3. 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Advisory Officer 3 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Leonard P. FRANK C. KESTNER Frank” - Ascension - Ambition: To live and love - Remembers Most At De: How to get there JAMES M. KILKELLY “Jim” - St. Peter - Ambition: To be a philanthropist - Activities: Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1. 2. 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Islander 3, 4; Delta 4; Radio Club 2. 3. 4; Contact 3, 4 -Remembers Most At De: The Brothers JACQUES A. KLINE “Jack - Immaculate Conception -Ambition: To enter general business • Remembers Most At De: Bro. Leonard's religion class ROBERT D. KLINCBERC Butch” - Incarnation - AmlAtion: Auto Mechanic - Activities: Contact 2 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C’s P.I. club RONALD M. KNAPP Nappe” - St. Helena’s - Ambition: Architectural Engineer - Activities: Contact - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Ligouri’s talks JOHN J. KNOLL Herbie” - Incarnation - Ambition: To play the flute on Ted Mack's Amateur Hour - Activities: Football 1, Contact - Remembers Most At De: The gentle manner in which the brothers get their point across RICHARD S. KNOTZ Dick - St. Joan of Arc - Ambition: To be a teacher - Activities: Advisory Officer 3 - Remembers Most At De: Beating the Brothers' team in broom hockey 10-5 CARY L. KNUTSON Cary” • St. Richard's - Ambition: To go to college and to own Wall street - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Arnold DAVID 1 KOERNIC “Dave” - St. Lawrence - Ambition: Criminal lawyer - Remembers Most At De: State champion basketball teams JAMES J. KOHANEK “Jim” - Our Lardy of Victory - Ambition: Get a B.A. in chemistry - Activities: Football 2 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Conway’s Latin class WILLIAM J. KOHL “Nat” - Visitation - Ambition: To become a millionaire in the nepotism racket - Activities: Glee Club •! -Remembers Most At De: The Brothers THOMAS KOLINSKI K - St. Austin - Ambition: to be a success and live a good Catholic life -Remembers Most At De: Jack's chemistry class JAMES R. KOPP Jim” - St. Charles Borromeo - Ambition: Medicine at the U. of M. -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Franc-zok's English classes WILLIAM S. KOZLAk ‘'BiH” - Holy Cross - Ambition: Drafting - Activities: Football 1; Hockey 1; Baseball 2,3; Advisory Officer 2. 3. 4; Senior Senate - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C. and our luncheon gang of the past three years GARY M. KOZNICK “Koz” - St. Margaret Mary - Ambition: Service career - Activities: Advisory' Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: The Benilde games ROBERT J. KRAUSE Bob - St. Helena’s - Ambition: Electrician - Activities: Wrestling. Cheerleader 4 - Remembers Most At De: The championship game in the state tournament. THOMAS C. KUNDLA “Tom” - St. Austin - Ambition: Doctor - Activities: Swimming 3, 4; Advisory Officer 1. 3- Remembers Most At De: • State Basketball title and junior year English ADRIAN D. LACHAPELLE Bud'' - Annunciation - Ambition: To make my million through Orthodont-istry - Activities: Baseball 1. 2; Advisory Officer 1, 2 - Remembers Most At De: Squirt gun fights in Franc ok's room MICHAEL O. LAMB “Mike” - Incarnation - Ambition: Geologist - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Earle’s English class in sophomore year GERALD C. LAMOTT Gerry” - St. Mary of the Lake -AmlHtion: Engineer - Activities: Glee Club - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s chemistry class and Bro. Arnold’s English class DENNIS J. LARSON “Denny” - Assumption - Ambition: To meet John Bersford Tipton by check - Activities: Track 3 - Remembers Most At De: The state basketball tournament KENNETH L. LAUER “Ken - St. Albert the Great - Ambition: Career in the Navy - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C. MICHAEL J. LAUX “Little Mike” - St. Ann’s - Ambition: Doctor -Activities: Track 1; Football 1. 2; Glee Club 2, 3. 4; Monogram Club; Advisory Officer 1, 2 -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Buron’s Mission collections ALBERT L. LEITSCHUH “Al - St. Charles Borromeo - Ambition: To possess the first legal harem in the U.S. - Activities: Football 2. 3, 4; Golf 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 -Remembers Most At De: Bro. Daniel's third period JEROME D. LE MIRE Jer - Our Lady of Crace - Ambition: Food Broker - Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4 - Rcmen } crs Most At De. Bro. John C JAMES W. LE VESQUE “Jim” - St. Charles Borromeo - Ambition: To set a goal of success and reach it - Activities: Baseball 2. 3. 4; Advisory Officer 4; NHS - Remembers Most At De: The State Basketball Tournament Xx 4A ROBERT O. LEWIS “Louie - St. Elizabeth - Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer - Activities: Football Nlgn., Glee Club 3, 4 -Islander 3, 4; Monogram Club - NHS -Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C. STEPHEN P. L1EMANDT Steve - St. Austin - Ambition: To write a Pulitzer prize-winner at 25 -Activities: Advisory Officer 1. 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2,; Tennis 3, 4; Islander 4; NHS - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Daniels “happy and interesting” math classes DENNIS D. LINN “Den” - Resurrection - Ambition: To graduate from college - Activities: Debate 2, 3, 4; Islander 3; Monogram Club; NHS - Remembers Most At De: Brother John C. ROBERT J. LIT A Leaps” - Holy Cross - Ambition: To graduate from college - Activities: Golf 2, 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: Jack Todd's chemistry class ROSS F. LITTLE J.T.” - St. Peter’s - Amlntion: Career in the Navy - Activities: Contact -Remembers Most At De: $5.00 fine for smoking on the Island THOMAS M. LOFTUS Tom” - St. Peter - Ambition: To be rich - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C. DENNIS P. LONC Denny - Immaculate Conception Ambition: To see Mr. Johnson become kind and considerate -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd's wonderful smile CURTIS J. LUND “Curt” - Our Lady of Lourdes - Amlntion: To learn humility - Remembers Most At De: Tuna-roona on bun WILLIAM L. LYNCH Bill” - Ascension - Ambition: To enter the Air Force Academy and to get married - Remembers Most At De: Teachers, students and homework dennis r. McAllister “Mac” - Resurrection - Ambition: Auto Mechanic-Activities: Football 1; Contact - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Liguori’s Religion class Paul f. McCarthy Mac” - Annunciation - Ambition: To enter the foreign service - Activities: Dramatics 2; Delta 3, 4; Speech 4; Debate 4; NHS-National Merit Semifinalist - Remembers Most At Dc: Bro. John Paul DANIEL H. McCLAIN Dan” - Visitation - Ambition: To marry a rich girl - Activities: Wrestling 1, 2. 3, 4; Advisory Officer 3; Baseball 1 - Remembers Most At De: Jack Todd's chemistry class michael p. McClellan Mac - St. Thomas - Ambition: To go to California after college - Activities: Swimming 2, 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: Having Bro. Hugh for three hours a day FRED D. McCOY “Fred” - Resurrection - Ambition: To make money and to see the world - Remembers Most At De: When Bro. Jerome racked Pete earl w. McDonald Earl” - St. Helena’s - Ambition: To be a Engineer - Activities: Glee Club 4 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Franczok james e. McDonald Shadow - St. Charles - Ambition: To go to college and become rich -Activities: Swimming 1 -Remembers Most At De: The great times in Mr. Horning's room during 2nd period thomas j. McDonald “Tom” - Incarnation - Ambition: To start to smoke after breaking the habit - Remembers Most At Dc: The snowball fight at the Benilde game MICHAEL J. McCRATH Mike” - Incarnation - Ambition: To get into some branch of the theatre -Activities: Dramatics 1; Art Club 2, 4; Advisory Officer 1. 2 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Casanova DENNIS R. McCRAW Quick Draw” - St. Charles Borromeo -Ambition: To go to California in my Ford - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s chemistry class KELLY T. McCURRAN “The Toe” - St. Austin’s - Ambition: To obtain a B.S. - Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1; Tennis 3, 4; Advisory Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club - Remembers Most At De: Bro. H. Francis daniel c. McIntyre Mac - Ascension - Ambition: To go into business - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C. PETER M. McLINN “Mike” - St. Patrick’s - Ambition: Dentistry -Activities: Advisory Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: Car pools and Bro. Terence john l. McPherson Mac” - Christ the King - Ambition: Meeting Bro. Arnold in a back alley—in a car - Activities: Hockey 2; Advisory Officer 1.2- Remembers lost At De: Attaching the bunsen burner to the water tap in chemistry ROBERT J. MAAS “Moose St. Lawrence - Ambition: Scientist -Activities: Football 2; Advisory Officer 3 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Francis TIMOTHY D. MacPHERSON Mac” - Annunciation - Ambition: To be a success - Activities: Baseball 3; Track 1; Contact 1. 2, 3. 4 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Liguori at the basketball games THOMAS P. MADSAN Tom - Our Lady of Victory - Ani-hition: To be a civil engineer -Remembers Most At De: Football and basketball games SAMUEL J. MANCINO Sam” - St. Helena - Ambition: Mathematician - Activities: Swimming -Remembers Most Ae Dt: The Great times in Jack’s room LAWRENCE W. MANNING “Larry - St. Lawrence - Ambition: Businessman - Remembers Most At De: State basketball titles JAMES D. MASSOTH Red” - Resurrection - Ambition: Architect - Activities: Advisory Officer 3 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Hugh’s biology room PATRICK C. MEADE “Margaret - St. Austin's - Aml ition: To be a writer - Activities: Islander 2. 3. 4; Contact 2; Advisory Officer 1. 3. 4; NHS - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Conway’s penances JAMES Nl. MENEELY “Jim” - Incarnation - Ambition: To win a scholarship to St. Catherine's -Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club; Football 2; Advisory Officer 3 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s chemistry class RICHARD J. MESJAK “Rick - St. Charles Borrnmco - Ambition: To be president of the bachelors club - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Paschal RONALD J. MEYER “Pancho” - Incarnation - Ambition: Electronics Engineer - Activities: Bas-keball 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd's chemistry class THOMAS C. MIKULAK “Tom - Holy Cross - Ambition: To be an architect - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Ambrose’s drawing class CHARLES W. MILES Charlie” - Visitation - Ambition: To beat Minnesota Fats at pool - Remembers Most At De: The long hours of hard study JOHN N. MITCHELL “Mitch - St. Francis Cabrini - Ambition: To become a highway patrolman and marry Patty - Activities: Wrestling 1 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C. and Mr. Graf DAVID P. MUELLER “Dave” - Holy Rosary - Ambition: To be a success in life - Remembers Most At De: The Brothers’ fine example of how to lead a good life. RODNEY J. MULLEN “Moon - St. Albert the Great - Ambition: A career in the Navy - Activities: Football 1; Track 1; Basketball 1 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Liguori’s Religion class “... this is for those of you who read. DENNIS E. MURPHY “Denny - Incarnation - Ambition: To make a bundle of money - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C KEVIN C. MURPHY “Murph - Immaculate Conception -Ambition: To find happiness in whatever I do - Activities: Baseball 2; Football 2, 3; Advisory Officer 2, 3 -Remembers Most At De: The regional game with Benilde 1961 GERALD A. NELSON “Gerry - Holy Name - Ambition: To ruin Bill Constant’s love life - Activi ties: Football 1, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Advisory Officer 4 - Remembers Most At De: The basketball game at St. Cloud-1960 DAVID V. NEVILLE “Naze - Incarnation - Ambition: To own the fastest car in the system -Activities: Hockey 1; Track 1, 2 -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd's chemistry class and the state tournament FRANK M. NIZNICK “Spider” - Immaculate Conception -Ambition: To enter the field of business - Remembers Most At De: The sports THOMAS E. NORD Jules - St. Mary’s - Ambition: To be a international playboy - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Walbert in senior guidance RICHARD S. NOVACK “Rich” - St. Bridget’s - Ambition: To retire at 37 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C. DENNIS I.. NUQUIST “Denny” - St. Helena's - Ambition: Architect -Remembers Most At De: The great milk embargo ROBERT E. NOWAK Bob - Holy Cross - Ambition: To go into the Navy - Activities: Advisory Officer 1.2- Remembers Most At De: The free days THOMAS W. O' BRIEN “O’B” - St. Stephen’s - Ambition: To lx a success in whatever I do - Remembers Most At De: The basketball games vs. Benilde TIMOTHY J. O’BRIEN “Tim” - St. Vincent De Paul • Ambition: Politics • Activities: Dramatics 4 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Francis’ chemistry class MICHAEL C. O’CONNOR “Curly” - St. Charles Borromco - Ambition: To become a teacher at De - Activities: Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Football 2; Contact -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd TIMOTHY M. O’BRIEN Tim - Annunciation - Ambition: To succeed in life without really trying - Activities: Islander 2. 3, 4; Delta 4; NIIS-National Merit Semifinalist -Remembers Most At De: The basketball tournament PATRICK J. O’DONOVAN “Pat - St. Richard’s - Ambition: To become a chiropractor - .Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Contact; Advisory Officer 3 - Remembers Most At De: Mr Todd WILLIAM J. OJILE Bill” - St. Maron’s - Ambition: To make a million - Activities: Track 2; Advisory Officer 1, 2 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s chemistry class JOHN H. OTTENSTROER Ott” - St. Stephen's - Ambition: To go to college - Activities: Football 2; Track 2 - Remembers Most At De: The “silence” in the library WILLIAM G. PATREK “Pat” - St. Anne’s - Ambition: To go to college - Activities: Dramatics 2, 3. 4; Monogram Club 4; NHS - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd's chemistry class KEVIN J. PEARSON Peanuts” - Holy Rosary - Ambition: To go to college - Activities: Chess Club 2. 3 - Remembers Most At De: the penances I’ve done WILLIAM C. PECK “Bill” - St. Albert the Great - Ambition: To study electronics - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Jerome’s “Big (« . a I • ► WILLIAM G. PETERSON “Bill” - Visitation - Ambition: To enter law and politics - Activities: Debate 2. 3. 4; Speech 3, 4; Islander 2. 3, 4; Cheerleading 4; Monogram Club 4 - Remembers Most At De: The Christian Brothers ROBERT T. PHILLIPS ''Phil” - Resurrection • Ambition: To marry the right girl - Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Contact 2; Advisory Officer 2, 4 - Remembers Most At De: The games and the spirit against Benikle THOMAS W. PLANTENBERG “The Count” - St. Cyril's - Ambition: To he a success in life - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C. JOHN P. PIKALA “Oni - St. Thomas - Ambition: To do my best in life - Activities: Dramatics 2. 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3. 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Islander 3, 4; Football 2; NHS - Remembers Most At De: The regional game in 1960 DAVID P. PLASCH “Pete” - St. Bridget's - Ambition: To beat Joe in his two major sports - Activities: Baseball; Track; Contact - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Terence MICHAEL J. POE “Mike” - St. Helena - Amlntion: To be a pilot - Activities: Advisory Officer 1, 3 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Johnson's first period class RALPH T. POPEHN “Dave - St. Joan of Arc - Ambition: To finish college - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Liguori’s Religion class DOUGLAS J. PRODAHL Doug” - Assumption - Ambition: To do one thing that is important -Activities: Football 2; Wrestling 2 -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd STANLEY B. PTASZEK “Stan - Incarnation - Ambition: To be an accountant - Remembers Most At De: Brothers Leonard's History class ROGER J. PURDES Rog” - St. Helena's - Ambition: To learn a trade - Remembers Most At De: Todd’s chemistry class DAVID M. QUINN “Dave - St. Thomas - Ambition: Oceanographer - Activities: Track 2 -Remembers Most At De: The State Tournament FRANK J. REKUCKI “Reco” - Holy Rosary - Ambition: To be a success like Frank Lloyd Wright -Activities: Hockey 1. 2. 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Bakey LEONARD F. RENNER “Lenny” - St. Stephen's - Ambition: To make a name for myself - Activities: Track; Wrestling - Remembers Most At De: The free days JEROME D. RICHTER Mouse” - Immaculate Conception -Ambition: Electronics • Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C. WILLIAM H. RILEY Red - St. Thomas - Ambition: To be an engineer - Remembers Most At Dc: Beating Benilde JAMES M. RIMARCIK Jim” - St. Charles - Ambition: Doctor - Activities: Contact - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C. and P.l. Club BARTHOLOMEW A. RINEY Bart - Incarnation - Ambition: To la- a teacher at De • Activities: Advisory Officer 4 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Arnold's junior English DAVID A. RIVARD “Dave” - Our Lady of Lourdes - Activities: Chess 3; Advisory Officer 1 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Oliver's typing class DAVID L. ROBBIE Uncle Seymour - Annunciation - Ambition: To go over Niagara Falls without a barrel and meet Ed Beagle - Activities: Track 3, 4; Islander 2; Football 1 - Remembers Most At De: The 13 Black Sheep and the day Harrington sat on the cherries JAMES J. RONEY Jim - Ascension - Ambition: To graduate -Remembers Most At De: Chemistry with Mr. Todd THOMAS W. RONYAK “Tom - Christ the King - Ambition: To get a Ph.D. - Activities: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: Driving the '34 Chev. to the junior picnic JAMES W. ROSA Top Fist - Ascension - Ambition: To be a guest on Playboy’s Penthouse -Activities: Dramatics 2; Coif 4 -Remembers Must At De: Experiments in Mr. Todd’s chemistry class HOWARD J. ROWLAND “Howie - Incarnation • Ambition: To succeed in devoting my life to Christ -Activities: Glee Club 3. 4; Dramatics Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Monogram Club 4 -Remembers Most At De: Nights spent on the stage THOMAS J. ROZYCKI Rosy” - Annunciation - Ambition: Biochemist - Activities: Track 1, 2; Wrestling 3, 4; NHS .National Merit Semifinalist • Remembers Most At De: The magazine drives CHARLES A. SALLBERC “Charlie - St. Stephen's - Ambition: A career in electrical engineering -Activities: NHS;National Merit Semifinalist - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Simones and the Dow Jones averages LAWRENCE M. SCHADECC Larry” - St. Stephen’s - Ambition: To graduate - Activities: Track 3, 4 • Remembers Most At De: The fact that there arc no girls ROBERT T. SCHATZLE1N Schoaty - Incarnation - Ambition: To be a good Catholic and to succeed - Remembers Most At De: Moving from the Freshman Building to the Rock MICHAEL P. SCHAUB Mike” - Cood Shepherd - Ambition: To go to college - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s chemistry class PAUL J. SCHEINOST Paul - St. Anne's - Ambition: To make the Honor Roll - Activities: Track 2 - Remembers Most At De: Beating Benildc in football JOHN D. SCHENDEL “Di z” - Incarnation - Ambition: To become a successful mechanic - Activities: Basketball I; Football - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Horning MICHAEL W. SCH1NDELDECKER Pecker” - St. Helena's - Ambition: To graduate -Activities: Football 1; Baseball 1 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s chemistry class LAWRENCE P. SCHLEETER Pat” - St. Charles Borromeo - Ambition: To graduate from college and be a success - Activities: Football 1. 2; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Track 1. 4; Monogram Club - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s chemistry class RICHARD U. SCHKEDER Dick” - St. Margaret Mary - Ambition: To coach a high school football team - Activities: Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball I. 2; Monogram Club -Remembers Most At De: Beating Benilde in football TIMOTHY J. SCHOULTZ Dutch” - St. Joan of Arc - Ambitions To be a success - Remembers Most At De: The “studying I did at school FRANK E. SENTYRZ “Frank” - St. Bridget's - Ambitions To be a billionaire - Rememlters Most At De: The races after school in the parking lot JOHN J. SEXTON Jack - St. Thomas - Ambition: To marry money - Activities: Advisory Officer 1. 2. 4 - Remembers Most At De: Beating Benilde in football and in basketball JAMES M. SCHULTIS “Foul Ball - Immaculate Conception -Ambition: To play Pro-football for the Green Bay Packers - Activities: Football J. 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1 - Remember Most At De: The sock-hops THOMAS R. SHULTZ Tom - St. Richard’s - Ambition: To lead a good life - Activities: Islander 2; Tennis 2. 3, 4; Monogram Club 4 -Remembers Most At De: State tournament junior year JOHN W. SIAS Frank” - St. Thomas - Ambition: To graduate from college - Activities: Hockey 2; Advisory Officer 1. 2. 3 -Remembers Most At De: The state tournaments and selling magazines for Bro. Ambrose RONALD J. SILVERS Jeff - St. Joan of Arc - Ambition: sec De win the CCC in football -Activities: Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Advisory Officer 2. 3 -Remembers Most At De: The Hill game on Sept. 29. 1961 JOSEPH T. SLATOSK1 “Slatoski - St. Cyril and Methadius -Ambition: To work my way through college - Activities: Advisory Officer 3 - Remembers Most At l)e: Bro. J. Leonard and Bro. Terence RICHARD J. SLOMINSKI Dick” - St. Austin - Ambition: Engineer - Remem-bers Most At De: The Beni Id e games, homework, and the teachers RICHARD C. SLOVAK “Dick” - St. Joseph - Ambition: Play pro-football -Activities: Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 3 -Remembers Most At Dc: The Benildc games JAMES E. SMITH Smitty - St. Stephen’s - Ambition: To go to college - Activities: Glee Club; Advisory Officer 1, 4 - Remembers Most At De: The great basket ball teams, school spirit, and the teachers RICHARD K. HOFSTEDE “Dick” - St. Hedwig - Ambition: To see a pink elephant - Remembers Most At De: The assemblies JOHN M. SNIDER Snides - Holy Name - Ambition: To go to college - Activities: NHS -Remembers Most At De: Bro. Leonard's History classes RICHARD N. SOBIECH “Sobe - St. Austin - Ambition: To be an agricultural' engineer - Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Franczok’s English class JAMES M. SOBOTA “Jim - St. Anne - Ambition: To make Bro. Liguori happy without money - Activities: Track 1. 2. 3, 4: Monogram Club; Contact 3 - Remembers Most At De: ??????? JOHN I’. SOSNIECKI Jack” - St. Charles - Ambition: To finish college - Activities: Track 1, 2; Football 2 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd's chemistry class THOMAS J. SPODEN “Spuds” - St. Albert's - Ambition: Engineer or math teacher - Activities: Glee Club 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd's chemistry class MICHAEL J. ST. AUBIN Aubs - St. Helena - Ambition: To hold Berg under ten points - Activities: Contact 2, 3, 4; Baske tball 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2; Advisory Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: The brothers and the state tournament STEPHEN J. STAFFORD Slowpoke” - St. Alphonsus - Ambition: To lead a good clean life -Activities: Wrestling; Glee Club -Remembers Most At De: Cheating in Mr. Horning’s class CHARLES R. STEINGRUEBL ’‘Charlie” - Immaculate Conception -Ambition: To get a degree in either chemistry or physics - Remembers Most At De: History with Uncle Ralph RAYMOND R. STIMART Stimic St. Anne’s - Ambition: To join the armed forces - Activities: Basketball 1. 2; Track I. 2 - Remembers Most At De: Chemistry with Mr. Todd ROBERT R. STORMOEN “Bob” - St. Helena - Ambition: To own a chain of Oak Grove Inc’s -Activities: Islander 1; Contact 3, 4 -Remembers Most At De: “Close - but close only counts in horseshoes and dancing” - Bro. Francis JAMES J. STRAUSS Jim” - St. Anthony Ambition: To break 100 in the State Golf Tournament - Activities: Coif 2. 3, 4; Advis-sor Officer 2 - Remembers Most At De: The free days EDWIN A. SUFKA Ed” - Immaculate Conception -Ambition: To be a teacher - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Dii Bois and his vocabulary THOMAS F. SULLIVAN Tom - Assumption - Ambition: To own a Corvette - Activities: Tennis 3, 4; Advisory Officer 2 -Remembers Most At De: The regional games and the state tournament RICHARD D. TAAFFE “Rick - Visitation - Amlrition: Medicine - Activities: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Contact 3; Advisory Officer 1, 3, 4; Monogram Club - Remembers Most At De: Beating Benilde in football and the Brothers MICHAEL A. TAYLOR Willy - Incarnation - Ambition: To be historv teacher - Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s Chemistry class ROBERT G. TAYLOR Bob - St. Helena - Ambition: To graduate -Remembers Most At De: The basketball games JAMES D. TEGEDEH “Teg” - Annunciation - Ambition: A military career in the Air Force 01 Navy - Activities: Glee Club 2; Advisory Officer 1, 3; Contact 1, 2, 3, 4 - Remembeis Most At De: Crain Belt Beer is Diamond Clear” ROBERT E. TERRY Bob - St. Kevin - Ambition: To live a long healthy life - Activities: Football 1, 2; Advisory Officer 3 -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Conway LAWRENCE J. TESKE Larry” • St. Anne - Ambition: To come out ahead - Activities: Football 2 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Grafs business class GLENN A. THORNBURG Thorny - St. Thomas - Ambition: Bachelor - Activities: Hockey 2; Baseball 4 - Remembers Most At De: Inter murals ROGER J. TOBIAS Rog - Immaculate Conception -Ambition: To get through college -Activities: Track 1, 2. 3, 4; NHS -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd's chemistry class JOHN E. TOOHEY Terrible” - Incarnation - Ambition: To go into business and Ik- a success -Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s chemistry class GARRISON E. TOSCANA The Boar - St. Rose of Lima - Ambition: Priesthood or Interior Decorator - Activities: Glee (dub - Remembers Most At De: My first day PAUL R. TROMICZAk Tromrny” - Christ the king Ambition: To get on tin Honor Roll - Activities: Hockey 1 -Remembers Most At De: Junior year in 105 ... as Ed Beagle says, gentlemen .. ROGER S. TRUAX Scuby” - St. Helena - Ambition: To be a success -Remembers Most At De: Bro. Liguori’s Religion classes ami the jx-p assemblies GERALD D. ULMER Jerry” - St. Joan of Arc - Ambition: Jet Mechanic -Activities: Cheerleader 4; Camera Club - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C’s candy store STEPHEN W. VAN SICKLE “Steve” • Incarnation - Ambition: To Im a lawyer - Remembers Most At De: The pep assemblies RONALD J. VARCO Ronnie - Holy Name - Ambition: To teach agriculture - Remembers Most At De: The time the new building started to sink ROBERT W. VINCENT Vince” - St. Stephen’s - Ambition: To finish college - Activities: Baseball 1 2; Football 2. 3, 4; Delta 3. 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Advisory Officer 4 • Remembers Most At De: Playing on the football team MICHAEL E. VON ENDE Farm Boy - St. Vincent - IX Paul -Ambition: To make $20,000 a year -Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Dramatics 4 - Remembers Most At De: Table talks at lunch THOMAS II. WALLR1CH “Wally - Our Lady of Grace - Ambition: IXx'tor - Activities: Advisory Officer 3; NHS - Remembers Most At De: The day John Joseph shaved. DENNIS J. WANDER Denny - Resurrection - Ambition: To make 20 million and have lung cancer by 40 - Activities: Advisory Officer 3 - Remembers Most At De: Ed B( aglc and his big. brown l ook on functioning of “F DAVID L. WAWRACZ “Sorch - Nativity of Mary - Ambition: To graduate from college -Activities: Swimming 2 - Remembers Most At De: Bcnilde regional game -1960 GERARD R. WEBER “Jer” - St. Bridget - Ambition: To inherit a million - Activities: Baseball I; Glee Club 2 - Remembers Most At De: Free days GREGORY J. WEEKS Mutto” - St. Anne’s - Ambition: Law enforcement - Activities: Golf 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2, 3. 4; Advisory Officer 1. 2. 3. 4; Senior Senate -Remembers Most At De: The Benilde games RICHARD M. WEHMHOFF “Dick” - Incarnation - Ambition: To join the Navy - Activities: Advisory Officer I, 2, 3, 4 -Remembers Most At De: The brothers and the lay faculty JOHN L. WE IDT Johnny • St. John’s - Ambition: To own my own company - Acfieifies: Delta 4; NHS - Remembers Most At De: The plot against Holy Angels JOHN J. WEILER Weiler” - Visitation - Ambition: To go to college -Activities: Debate, Speech - Remembers Most At De: The glorified money driver CENE P. WELCH “Gene —St. Albert’s - Ambition: To find happiness - Remembers Most At De: The wonderful teachers 1 had WILLIAM T. WELCH “Wild Willie - Incarnation - Amfri-tion: To graduate - Activities: Hockey 1 - Remember Most At De: 19(51 Homecoming game ROBERT C. WELLS R.C.” - Incarnation - Ambition: To be a high-school teacher - Remembers Most At De:The assemblies MICHAEL H. WEST ■’Henry - St. Charles - Ambition: To graduate - Activities: Track 2 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Bakey and his ball DAVID J. WESTBROOK “Wester” - St. Thomas - Ambition: To be a priest - Activities: Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3 Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C’s lecture class before school DAVID A. WILLIAMS Doc” - Nativity of Mary - Amlrition: To marry an angel - Remembers Most At De: The day that I won first place at the science fair DOUGLAS J. WILLIAMS Doug” - Nativity of Mary - Ambition: To travel and sec the country -Remembers Most At De: The mornings before school in the cafeteria MICHAEL R. WILLIAMS “Willy” - St. Anne’s - Ambition: To go into the service - Remembers Most At l)e: Mr. Graf's law class ROBERT E. WILLIAMS “Willy” - St. Joan of Arc - Ambition: To go to college - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd PETER J. WILSON “Pete - St. Kevin - Ambition: To go to college - Activities: Advisory Officer I - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C’s P. I. classes ROBERT G. WIRTH “Wirthless Wirth” - St. Bridget’s -Ambition: Live fast, die young, get married and have a Ball - Activities: Track 1; Glee Club 2; Speech 3. 4; Art 2. 3, 4; Delta 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2. 3, 4; Contact 2. 3; Monogram Club 4; NIIS, National Merit Semifinalist - Remembers Most At De: The “fun” I had in tin? Dramatics Club LAWRENCE E. WITTIC “Lar - St. Anne - Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer - Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: The Brothers JAMES L. WIT! MAN Walt - St. Peter - Ambition: To be a good Catholic layman - Activities: Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Advisory Officer 4; Monogram Club 4 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd JOHN T. WOLF John” - Resurrection - Ambition: To live a long life - Activities: Swimming 2. 3; Contact 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Delta 4 - Remembers Most At De: Chemistry class MURRAY R. WOULFE “Furry Murry” - Incarnation - Ambition: To go into the laundry business and clean up this town -Activities: Wrestling 3, 4; Hockey 4 - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s chemistry class GEORGE M. WOYTANOWITZ “Maypole” - St. Albert the Great - Ambition: Foreign service or teacher - Activities: Coif 4; Delta 4; NHS - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Leonard P's History Classes WILLIAM W. WOYTASEK ‘'Bill - Holy Cross - Amlntion: To shoot a pink elephant - Remembers Most At De: The free days ROBERT W. WRIGHT Boh” - Visitation - Ambition: To he an Air Force pilot - Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4 - Remembers Xlost At De: Mr. Todd JOHN E. YETZER Jack - Assumption - Amlntion: To Ik- a success - Remembers Most At De: Mr. Todd’s chemistry class DENNIS A. ZAWADSK1 Swish - St. Charles Borromco - Am-bit ion: To lx a rich bachelor - Activities: Golf and Football - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Ambrose RAYMOND A. ZAWISLAK Zowic - Our Lady of Victory Ambition: To succeed at college. Activities: Golf 4 - Remembers Most At De: Angie daddy and the Brothers THOMAS Z. ZDON Tom - Immaculate Conception -Ambition: To succeed at college -Activities: Track 1, 2. 4 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John C. Bastille day!” DAVID E. ZENS Dave - Annunciation - Ambition: To get ahead before I get behind - Activities: Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Wrestling 4 - Remembers Most At De: Beating Benilde and Mr. Todd’s chemistry class GARRISON M. ZCUTOWICZ “Sguts” - St. Charles - Ambition: To finish college - Activities: Football 1; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1; Golf 1. 2; Advisory Officer 1. 2. 3, 4 - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Arnold JAMES T. ZUBRZYCKI Zeus” - St. Charles - Ambition: Aviation - Activities: Football - Remembers Most At Da: The day I ran into Bro. Arnold’s brief-case. ROBERT S. FRANKS “Boh” - Incarnation - Ambition: To graduate from college - Activities: Dramatics, Art Club - Remembers Most At De: Bro. John Clarence. DENNIS S. ZYLLA “Zee” - Immaculate Conception - Ambition: Higher math or accounting - Activities: Basketball; Mgr. - Remembers Most At De: Bro. Terence JOHN KESTNER The entire student-body mourns the death of John Kestner, Sophomore 309. He died on Tuesday, May 8, 1962. May he rest in peace.