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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1963 volume:

I Delta Staff Moderator Brother J. Paschal Co-Editor Steve Willette Co-Editor Bill Shimp Co-Editor Ed Koplos FACULTY SECTION Brendan Godfrey, Editor Karl Ketter ACTIVITIES AND SOCIAL SECTIONS Gary Hallman, EditPr Don McLean ATHLETICS SECTION Mike Gruidl, Editor Pat Coleman Bill Quinn Duane Betker UNDERCLASSMEN SECTION Larry Abdo, Editor Tim Eaton Tom Kastl Mike Berry Bruce Abbott SENIOR SECTION Bob Abdo, Editor Bill Bihncr Mark Knooihuizcn Dennis Fedor ART Louis Grams PHOTOGRAPHY Moderator Brother Oliver Harold Cope, Editor Dick Bretzke Bob Sorensen BUSINESS MANAGERS Steve Hedges Tom McGuire 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION............PAGE 6 FACULTY...............PAGE 10 ACTIVITIES............PAGE 18 ATHLETICS.............PAGE 46 SOCIAL LIFE...........PAGE 72 UNDERCLASSMEN.........PAGE 82 SENIORS..................PAGE 124 SUPPLEMENT...............PAGE 165 NINE WHO ENDURED FOR NINE MONTHS Teaching is too often a thankless job. Unfortunately, the position of advisor, which requires so much extra time, effort, and devotion, is even more often passed over as something superfluous. It is the determination of this graduating class that their advisors, especially their Senior advisors, shall not be forgotten. MR. JOHNSON This renowned Problems of Democracy instructor, usually the victim of many fond epithets and other descriptive adjectives, states in all sincerity that he has heard none of these nicknames this year. He is the perennial coach of the “B” basketball squad and the golf team, but his real ambition is “to rc-unitc the old ‘Ali-Baba and Swedish Angel' professional wrestling team.’ Mr. Johnson, a member of St. Joan of Arc Parish, numbers “planning the 1960 “bum shoot’” among his fondest memories at De La Salle. When not engaged in academic or extracurricular functions, he relaxes by playing golf and “shooting.” BROTHER J. EDWARD Brother Edward is one very busy man. He is athletic director, football and basketball moderator, and moderator of the Boosters’ Club. In fact. Brother says, “You name it and I’ve got something to do with it!” He is looking forward to the day when “peace and quiet reign in the locker room.” Nevertheless, Brother is presently content with the “cheerful, smiling faces” that greet him in the typing room. His spare moments are spent in either the locker room or the gymnasium. BROTHER H. FRANCIS Brother Fancis, moderator of the Senior Class and head of the Chemistry Department, is affectionately known as “Brother Wizard” or “the chief.” Concerning his ambition, Brother says he wants to be an excellent Brother, and excellent teacher, anti thus serve and honor God and save my soul.” This popular Senior religion and chemistry instnictor is particularly fond of “the wonderful scenery on and around the Island.” In time not spent in teaching or in shining his ripple-soled shoes, Brother enjoys reading and studying, golfing, and “molecular model building.” 7 BROTHER DANIEL This excellent mathematics instructor and chairman of the mathematics department does not deny the fact that he has nicknames, but he knows that any he docs have “vary with the des-criber. Brother states that he wants “to be adequately prepared to teach,” but his students know that he has achieved his desire in this regard. He is especially proud of the “pursuit of academic excellence in Advisory 202.” In his spare time. Brother enjoys “golf when possible, basketball when not,“ along with “plenty of reading and Mozart.” BROTHER PATRICK Brother Patrick, a very competent and accomplished instructor, is the head of the English Department. His interesting classes are made even more so by the occasional but timely bits of witticism that have become his trademark. Brother’s ambition is “to help others and his mild manner of teaching seems to have had its effect in this regard. He is especially proud of the “spirit” here at Dc. When not teaching English or Religion, Brother enjoys extensive but selective reading. BROTHER DOMINIC Brother Dominic, a devoted religious and biologist, is both Senior Vocations Counselor and moderator of the Glencoe Club. He lists “being a good teacher” as his goal in life, and his sincerity in this regard has left an indelible impression on those whom he teachers. Brother fondly (?) remembers Steve Grabow-ski’s untimely operation in the middle of football season. In an occasional free moment, Brother indulges in handball, photography and biological collections. 8 MR. PAUL GRAF This colorful and popular member of the Senior faculty claims he has no nicknames but acknowledges that there are “probably plenty — behind my back. ’ Mr. Graf, a parishioner at St. Mark's in St. Paul, plans to go on teaching his traditional, yet unique, courses in Social Studies, Business Law, and Economics at Dc La Salle. In his few spare moments, Mr. Graf enjoys reading, studying, or just “walking and reflecting.” BROTHER J. OLIVER Brother Oliver, famous for his craft in Algebra, Geometry, Bookkeeping, and Religion, is also moderator of the Camera Club and Wrestling Team. Brother’s ambition is “To sec you all in heaven.” Particularly outstanding in his memory is the construction of the new addition. An avid devotee of photography, most of Brother’s spare time is devoted to this hobby. MR. DAVID BRESKE Mr. Breske is probably one of the most popular additions to this year’s faculty. Nicknamed “Salt” and “Leader” by those who know and love him, this clever humorist nevertheless states that he wants “to become a better teacher of mathematics.’’ Mr. Breske is a member of St. Kevin’s parish in south Minneapolis. In time not spent in teaching Algebra and Trigonometry, he is an enthusiastic participant and spectator of baseball. 9 HIS HOLINESS POPE JOHN XXIII. 10 MOST REVEREND LEO BINZ, D.D., S.T I). Archbishop of St. Paul 11 12 MOST REVEREND LEONARD P. COWLEY, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of St. Paul Brother H. Mark, Brother Director of Dc La Salle, is right at home in his new post. He was the Director also at Price College, Texas, before coming to Dc in 1959. This is an excellent testimony of the respect the Order has for Brother’s leadership and administrative abilities . Originally from St. Joseph, Missouri, Brother Mark studied for the Brotherhood at St. Mary’s College in Winona. Brother has spent the past twenty-six years teaching at Dc La Salle, Chicago: St. Patrick's, Chicago; Price College, Amarillo; and Dc l.a Salle in Minneapolis. During his stay here, Brother has had a chance to observe the character of the school, and he is proud of its spirit and the cooperation shown him by the faculty and the student body. The combination of the magnanimous soul and the gifted mind of Brother Mark is not often duplicated. He has summed up his years of teaching by expressing what all men should feel in their hearts. Brother says, “I thank God for the graces given men in my vocation and for the many fine people with whom I have been associated in my work.” 13 BROTHER J. STEPHEN F.S.C. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS 14 BROTHER H. PAUL F.S.C. MRS. MARGARET BURLEY Academic Office Secretary JOHN J. CODY Business Office ROBERT J. CASANOVA Guidance Department National Honor Society Religion IV MRS. STELLA M ALECK I Guidance and Alumni Office MRS. DONNA BOHEN Business Office MRS. FRANCIS NOVALANY Health Program GEORGE F. UTECHT Physical Education Varsity Track Team Cross-Country Team JOSEPH ZETAH Guidance Department General Science JOSEPH P. SHRAKE Physical Education Basic Business DALE C. VAUGHAN Physical Education Assistant Football Coach PATRICK F. ROACH Attendance American History FRANK MARONEY Attendance Problems of Democracy MR. MARCINIAK Geometry T rigonometry BROTHER J. PASCHAL Librarian Delta Moderator English IV BROTHER ABEL F.S.C. Studying for Doctorate at the U of M DICK REINHART Varsity Basketball Coach BROTHER ROBERT F.S.C. Cars and maintenance MRS. AGNES THEISSEN Assistant Librarian s E N I O R C O N T A C T BACK L. to R. T. McGuire, R. Kuglcr; W. Shimp, Fedor, Mr. Colston, moderator D. Metty, G. Wick- W. McQuiston, P. Coleman, R. Breun, G. Zeman, man. Steve Hedges, S. Willette. G. Mchr, J. Vosika. FRONT R. Abdo, S. Durda, D. Senior Contact, under the direction of Mr. Colston, lias become one of the more active and effective organizations in the school. Its purpose is to help itself and others both spiritually and materially. In order to carry out these aims in a productive manner, the group has adopted a program composed of discussion and action, with the emphasis put on latter. Senior Contact has braced itself for a record number of projects this year. It has given assistance in the Sno-Dazc Dance; it made itself responsible for the distribution of the Christmas baskets; it has, by numerous suggestions, worked toward the betterment of the Senior Class; it has assisted in the maintenance of the gymnasium. But the biggest project was one by which the members became “Big Brothers” to sixteen underprivileged boys of grade school age. Members have spent many of their free week end hours with their little brothers in outings, parties, and other forms of recreation. Senior Contact has accomplished much in the past years; it is a fine example of what Catholic Action should be. “Contact's Big Brothers Christmas Party” BACK to FRONT, Left to Right; B. L’Harult, T. Holker, T. Hofsted, P. Klee , J. Jachymowski, B. Feigh, D. Hall, A. Hofsted, T. Collins, T. Hesserer, P. Taylor, J. Curran, J. Shumway, T. Yencho, P. Santos, B. Bierden, R. Braden, P. O'Laughlin, R. Hart, T. Kastl, and C. Luxem. The Junior Contact group, under the direction of Brother Fidelis, has recovered from a relatively slow start, and has blossomed into a productive and successful organization. With the indoctrination of many leaders of the Junior class, the group is experimenting in the teaching of Confraternity of Christian Doctrine religion classes to grade school students in the area. With the help of Brother Fidelis, the group is sure that the operation will be successful, as it has been for several years at Bcnildc. This new’ plan, when placed beside such past accomplishments as the annual Christmas food drive, foreshadows a profitable year for the junior group. Sophomore Contact at De La Salle is an organism designed to capitalize on the apostolic spirit present within the individual, a spirit given a special dimension through the sacrament of Confirmation. Through discussion and special activities of an apostolic kind, particularly through the teaching of Catechism to grammer school students attending public schools, the Sophomore Contact member continues to deepen himself and share his strength of love with others. A special project this year has been to extend Contact throughout the Sophomore department since it is a firm belief that the purpose of Contact is such that each Sophomore has a Christian right to belong and develop himself through the activities outlined above. SEATED L — R; P. Carrol, G. Murray, J. Kroll, D. Kostik, M. Raines, T. Shandlcy, D. Grande, B. B. Billiet, F. Berg, T. Bolduc, M. Milliman. STAND- Lindahl, D. McGuire. INC G. Tomczak, G. Rcddin, B. Wrzos, J. Atwood, c o N T A C T S o p H O M O R E SENIOR RETREAT Early this year the Seniors were given a two-day intermission in their school life. These few days, sj ent in an environment of silence and solitude at Buffalo, Minnesota, gave the graduates to-be a chance to corral themselves to think. Upon arriving, the students were warmly greeted by the director, Father McManus, and briefed on the significance of the retreat. During the retreat the Seniors found time to pull themselves back to earth and realize what their main purpose in life is. Private conferences were offered by the retreat masters, Father Keg-Icr and Father Wagner. At the end of the retreat each Senior found himself with a renewed sense of responsibility and dedication to God. s E N I O R S E N A T E STANDING, L. to R. — T. Johnson, J. Stedman, P. Sexton, M. Ryan, T. Leonard, Brother Francis, R. Scott, L. Larson, J. McVay, D. Uhler. SEATED — J. Gamble, S. Hedges, VV. Slump, R. Abdo, L. Lynch. The Senior Senate is a group composed of the Senior class officers, the advisor)' presidents, and the semi-finalists in the September class elections. The purpose of the Senate is to shift some responsibility from the teachers to the students, thereby relieving the faculty of unnecessary burdens and bringing the idea of school government closer to the students. Consequently, since all advisories are represented, the entire class is familiarized with the senate’s plans. The senate is responsible for and controls the activities of the Senior class. It organizes dances, homecoming festivities, “Sno-Dazc,” various sporting events, and slogan and poster contests. But more important, the Senate sets the tone of the school. It is behind the student body one-hundred percent, and works its hardest to make the class and the school what it should be. Senior Class Officers, L. to R. — Loren Lynch, Business Manager; James Gamble, Secretary; Steve Hedges, 2nd Vice-President: Bill Shimp, President; Bob Abdo, 1st Vice-President; Lenny Jcnks, Treasurer. 24 Bcnildus Club members at a daily prayer session. “All other extra-curricular clubs have the development of the talents of the members as one of their chief objectives. This vocation club differs in that it has as its chief objective the will of God. It calls for unselfishness on the part of the members in that they arc expending themselves in behalf of the entire student body.” — Bcnildus Club Constitution. Under the supervision of Brother Dominic, the Blessed Bcnildus Vocation Club has become reinstated at DE. A part of the Archconfratcrnity of the Divine Child, this club promotes priestly vocations primarily through prayer. Also, as part of its program, the Bcnildus Club is organizing a vocation pamphlet rack to make available to students information concerning the various religious orders. The members meet during the first five minutes of the Senior lunch period in the Brothers’ chapel to recite a decade of the rosary. All seniors are invited. Organizational meetings are held once a month. Speakers are invited to these meetings to present and discuss various topics consistent with the club’s goals. Many worthwhile ideas and projects have developed from these meetings. The Bcnildus Club officers, Louis Grams, Charles Brambilla, Robert Abdo, and David Uhlcr, head the group of about thirty members. It is hoped that their efforts, together with the continuous support of Brother Dominic, will establish the Benildus Club as a worthwhile facet of Dc La Salle life. 25 STANDING L. to R: T. Louzon, R. Brctzkc, R. Sorensen, H. Cope, R. Kuglcr, D. Blassing-ham. SEATED: T. Snegoski, J. Vargo. What is the purpose of the Camera Club? For years this question has been asked of Brother Oliver. Well, try to imagine a Delta or Islander without pictures of the vari-ious activities. Much as the two staffs hate to admit it, the readers look for the pictures first. Any article, no matter how well written, is given life by a picture. The few Camera Club members strive to supply all necessary prints promptly and cheerfully. The members believe that the experience gained from this activity will prove valuable in later years. Who knows, perhaps Mr. Plctsch started this way. 26 Bob Sorensen developing a picture. Only a few of the more courageous De men wear the white uniforms of the cheer leaders. Their purpose is to unify the student body in support of another activity. Their first purpose is to give; and, in the past year, their sacrifice and initiative have urged many De teams to victory. This year the rabble-rousers have two goals: a state-championship and a female section. 27 N A T I O N A L H O N O R S 0 c 1 E T V NINTH ROW; S. Hedges, J. Plo-cienik, S. Grabowski. EIGHTH ROW: J. Hebert, M. Cclusnak, R. Gibbs. SEVENTH ROW; R. Lucas, J. Roban, C. Brambilla. SIXTH ROW; J. Wickman, R. Abdo, R. Scott, D. LeVesque. FIFTH ROW; J. Sandstrom, W. Shimp, D. Kraus. FOURTH ROW; J. Matula, J. Moore, P. Marren, K. Kettcr. THIRD ROW; C. Preus, M. Morrison, D. Dietz. SECOND ROW; J. Linneberg, S. Hcaly, S. Willette, D. Uhler. FIRST ROW; F. Paron, M. Ryan, P. Foy. Missing: B. Godfrey, R. Brcun, W. Bihner, D. Locke, P. St. Anthony. The National Honor Society is a nationwide organization whose purpose is to recognize those students who have made outstanding achievements in the fields of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. It is composed of high school Seniors who have been judged worthy of the honor by a board of faculty members. Dc La Salle’s chapter of the N.H.S. has been quite active this year. It has undertaken a variety of projects of benefit to the school. The largest project of the N.H.S. has no doubt been the paperback bookstore, which has enlarged its stock considerably this past year. The bookstore is a great service for the students, providing a wealth of good, inexpensive literature at a convenient location. Other serv- K Kctter, J. Moore, J. Linneberg. work in the Guidance Office and ushering at school events. The National Honor Society members can be proud of their lasting contributions to the school, with special thanks being due to Mr. Casanova, ices provided by the N.H.S. include occasional the moderator. 28 L U B L. to R. FIRST ROW — L. Kreatz, P. Taylor, T. Finnegan, W. McQuiston. T. Coleman, R. Gibbs, R. Scott, B. Godfrey, E. Koplos. SECOND ROW — S. Grabowski, T. Johnson, C. Holt, J. Paradise, T. Leonard, D. Ncwinski, R. Abdo, S. Willctte, J. Clausen. THIRD ROW — D. Hendricks, T. Holker, D. Locke, R. Jacenko, R. Kugler, G. LaPalmc, M. Rengcl, D. Roth. FOURTH ROW — D. Krider, B. Brom, M. Dudynsky, B. Najarian, K. Ketter, J. Evans, L. Abdo, D. Kurimay. FIFTH ROW — P. Foy, J. Schuler, H. Cope, L. Jenks, S. Hedges, J. M nikowshi, L.Lynch, B. Bihner, B. Chaplin. The Monogram Club is one of the more exclusive clubs in the school. Three standards must be reached before a boy can be accepted. These qualifications are: two major letters, a C” average, and recommendation from the administration. This year the Monogram Club, under the guidance of Mr. Vaughan, has been busy earning out its numerous activites in the school. At each home basketball game the floor is supervised and refreshments are sold by members of the club. The selling of “De” stocking caps was another project sponsored by the club. In April, a dance was put on to help defray the cost of the letter sweaters that are given to each new member. It can be assured that anyone who has qualified for the Monogram Club has in some way shown a true school spirit. For Sale 20 dozen big “D” stocking caps. 29 mm Speech men confer. L to R: I). Torgerson, A. Cleland, Brother L. Ashton, D. Anderson, P. O'Laughlin. This year’s Speech Club, under the direction of Brother Leonard Ashton, has blossomed into a very enthusiastic group. Composed largely of underclassmen, the team nevertheless showed great ability and even greater potential as its members participated in the American Legion, the Catholic State, and the National Forensic League speech tournaments. The team’s versatility was shown by the fact that it had at least one entrant in each of the various speech divisions: Original and non-original oratory, dramatic, humorous, and extemporaneous. Much time and effort were contributed by the members; the result was a most encouraging performance during the year. STANDING L. to R: R. Prindle, A. Cleland, R. Loeffler, R. Anderson. Brother Ashton. D. Torgerson, J. Fitzharris, M. Regan, T. Sias, D. McElroy. SEATED: R. Miller, D. Morley, T. Breitenbucher, M. Cunningham, P. O'Laughlin. 30 Presenting a fallacious argument. D E B A T E The 1963 Debate Team boasts more of its future prospects than of its present accomplishments. Nearly 30 freshmen swelled the ranks to over 60 members, making the team the largest Debate Chapter in the Twin Cities. Futhermore, as a direct result of the influx of new members, this group has become the top team in the Twin Cities District with the largest number of degrees. The lx ginners placed first and second in the annual Catholic Invitational Beginners' Debate Tourney held at St. Thomas College, and captured first place in the Twin Cities Tournament for underclassmen. The team was also invited to a tournament in Washington D.C. Some of the highlights of the year included distinctive representation at the four student Congresses, trips to Mankato and St. Cloud, the late suppers after the U. of M. Tournament, the finals of the Round Robins, and the terrific competition at the District Finals. As an added note, the team is losing only three Seniors, so look for something promising in the future. STANDING L. to R: T. Sias, R. Brcun, J. Wawra, R. Hobday, D. Knstik, G. Kvasnicka, D. Torgerson, B. Lindahl, D. Kuduk, R. Wick, L. Millet, M. Regan, T. Breviu, J. Lopen-sky, Labiak, A. Cleland, B. Godfrey, R. Bowen, G. Johnson, R. Ande son. SEATED: C. Smith, T. Sullivan, C. Martinez, R. Miller, J. Bednar, R. Martin, D. Thiegj, M. Ryan, G. Balego, M. Eckmann. 31 Islander editors at work. Under the leadership of Brother Roger and Editors Bob Abdo, Cyril Knoblauch, Mike Gruidl, Pat Coleman, Bob Brcun, and Larry Abdo, the Islander is trying for an “All-American rating for 1962-1963. The “All-American rating is the highest award given to a high school newspaper by the National Scholastic Press Association. It is awarded once cadi semester. The last time the Islander won this award was several years ago under Brother Paschal. Brother Roger has stated repeatedly that the school paper must represent all the students of Dc La Salic, and he takes great pains to assure this end. Some of the new features designed to give the individual stu- dents a chance to make their opinions known are Mr. Inquisitive, Students Opinion, and Campus Correspondence columns. In spite of difficulties, the Islander staff has been going through great effort in order to get the paper out on time. The editors have worked until midnight making up the issue to go to the printers. It is Brother Roger’s proud boast that the Islander has been on time each month this year. Some of the main changes this year (besides getting it out on time), are the expansion of the feature section, a regular cartoon, poetry, and the more frequent six-page issues. 32 M. Gruidl and P. Coleman confer with Editor Bob Abdo and Moderator Brother Roger. L. Abdo and T. McGuire help Circulation Editor Sand-strom distribute latest edition. Veteran reporters. Co-Editors Bill Shimp and Steve Willette. Determined to present a comprehensive and yet informal picture of the school and student life, the yearbook staff industriously embarked upon its job early in September. A united effort made possible the completion of one-half of the book by Christmas, a feat seldom attained by a yearbook staff. Furthermore, this years group has set a precedent by adopting a demanding deadline schedule and rigorously sticking to it. In order to cover the spring activities, the staff decided to introduce a new feature into the yearbook, a summer supplement. Consequently, earlier deadlines, vacationing photographers, and staff dropouts necessitated all day (and all night) rushes to meet deadlines. Nevertheless, the supplement resulted, in which coverage was given to spring sports, the Rose Dance, and graduation exercises. Underclassmen M. Berry, L. Abdo, T. Kastl. and T. Eaton, work on layouts. Section heads L. Abdo, E. Koplos, II. Cope, M. GruidI, B. Abdo assorting pictures. B. Abdo and E. Koplos sketch layouts as D. Fedor and B. Bihncr look on. 35 OUR D R A M A T I C s c L U B The cast of “Our Town” makes a final bow. This year the Dc La Salle Dramatics Club completed one of its most successful seasons it has had. In late summer the seniors of the club held several workshops which covered the many aspects of stagework and acting. Later, a clinic was given for new members; after this the club put on its first presentation, a one-act play directed by club vice-president Pete Foy. In early December, the club, under direction of Brother H. Paul, presented what many critics consider the greatest of all American plays, Our Town by Thornton Wilder. This unique drama deals with the most important phases of man’s stay on earth — childhood, maturity, marriage, and death. The play was perhaps the most impressive put on at DE in recent years. In the middle of February, the club undertook the production of a recent Broadway musical hit, Bye-Bye Birdie. The play centers around the evolution of a rock and roll singer. Familiarity with the theme was undoubtedly a contributing factor in the enjoyment derived from the play by the students. The group can be proud of its accomplishments this year. The members have undoubtedly benefited considerably front their participation in the club, and audience response indicates appreciation of their showmanship. Stage Manager I-mi is Grams in a retie ctive pose. 36 TOWN Important characters . .. ... in important scenes. 37 THE MAKING OF A MUSICAL ACTING... 38 SINGING... DIRECTING. T. to B.; L. to R. — FIRST ROW: Kritzeck, Hau-brich, Dyste, Jacob, LaMott, Higgins, Hegcr, Paradise. SECOND ROW: Swanson, Shumway, Curran. Mil-lunzi, Anderson, Bihncr, Johnston, La Chance, Locke. THIRD ROW: Stenglein, Stripsky, Zeman, Halter, Levesque, Millet, Hcndircks, Kastle. FOURTH ROW: Keogh, Buck, O'Laughlin, Hansen, Dolezal, Schur-stein, Luxem,Goodnough, Swierczck. T. to B.; L. to R. — FIRST ROW: O’Brien, Theilcr, Iscrman, Hamilton, Andrychowicz, Murphy, Pcrzel, Chichester, Jancchc, Lansky, McQuiston. SECOND ROW: Solbcrg. Shandiey, Bierden, Proddy, Coleman. Rider, Brouillard, Peters, Tegeder, Hendrichs, Forcier. THIRD ROW: Plasha. Feehan, Raster, Scattarella, Stadthcrr, Artym, Busch, Urgo, Robbins. FOURTH ROW: Hansen. Ojile, Wadsworth, Cashin, Welch, Myers, Fella, Hill, Janowiec. Brother Fidelis and Glee Club officers plan strategy for an upcoming performance. After four years of intensive practice with the De La Salle Chorus, Brother Fidclis is a veteran director. He brought the group back to life in 1954 after it had been dormant nearly a year. His talented direction and enthusiasm have given the chorus the desire to excel in vocal performance. Brother’s exacting methods have not only given the chorus members an appreciation for music but also made them aware of their responsibility to the school, the chorus, and one another. Through the cooperation of the officers, the chorus has maintained an efficient and smooth running series of concerts throughout the metropolitan area. Included in this year’s agenda were concerts given at St. Margaret’s Academy and the University of Minnesota and an appearance in the Arle Haberlc Television Show. Concerts given at De La Salle included the Patroness Society Christmas Concert, a performance for the Boosters, a joint concert with Holy Angels Academy, and the final Spring Concert which was the climax of the year. The Glee Club boasts its largest membership this year, with over ninety members, and looks forward to even more progress next year. 41 Business managers James Gamble and Mike Ness consult Brother Fidelis. The Glee Club's section leaders get their instructions from Brother Fidelis. Seniors Pat Frawley, Andy Kovacs, Pat Dolan, and John Cruikshank in one of their performances as the “De-Mem Brother Fidelis tests the vocal talents of Pat Frawley. 42 p L. to R.: Mrs. Rufus Palmer, Treas; Mrs. Geo. Daisin, V. ator; Mrs. P. Meade, Rec. Sec.; Mrs. E. Locke, Member Pres.; Mrs. Geo. Brambilla, Pres.; Brother H. Paul, Moder- ship Sec. “Even better and busier.” These words sum up the program of the Dc La Salle Patroness Society for the ’62-‘63 school year. Headed by Mrs. George Brambilla, President, and Brother H. Paul, Moderator, the society has this year, as in past years, won the gratitude of the student body for the monthly half days. The Patroness Society has been of invaluable help in such activities as Open House and the Mardi Gras festivities. This year too the patronesses are on the go, helping gather new material for the school library, putting on the annual Fashion Shows, the Ma and Pa Hops, and of course the luncheons, always with the school and students in mind. 43 L. to R.: Charles J. Connoy ’61, Treasurer; Thomas G. Lutz ’42, Financial Secretary. Missing: Cletus Swan, Viee-McGinty ’52, Recording Secretary; Ted S. Rcciborski '36, President. President; Brother L. Ambrose 42, Moderator; Richard M. A L U M N I In November of 1903 the first Alumni Association was created at l)e La Salle. The purpose of the association is to keep together the former graduates of Do I-a Salle. When it originated, the enrollment stood at 350 members. By 1926 the first President, Mr. J. L. Hessburg, stated that “we hope to attain 100%membership by the end of 1926.”Since then the association has been carrying on. Last spring all the members of the Alumni bade farewell to Brother J. Norbert, Director of De, who after finishing six years as Director, was assigned to Notre Dame High School in Wichita, Kansas. They welcomed his successor, Brother H. Mark, who had been Assistant Principal at De for the past three years. In November, 1962, the Annual Alumni Dance was held at the Leamington Hotel. In January there was the election dinner. Early in June the golf tournament was held, open to all members, but the highlight of the year was the banquet on May 10. The Alumni has done many great things for De, and it deserves our respect and appreciation. 44 o o L. to R.: Mr. Stanley Locke, Sec.; Cyril Rengal 1st V. Pres.; Arsini Perra, Pres.; Brother J. Edward. Moderator; Greg Cronin, 2nd V. Pres.; John Komoroski, Treat. The Boosters are in their seventh year of existence. The club was established to help the school meet its needs. Their main purpose is to pay for the tuition of those boys whose fathers have passed away. Their accomplishments are as follows: They purchased a new motion picture projector for the school, they bought new jackets for the Glee Club, supplied the athletic department with various funds. They paid for the tuition for those boys whose fathers passed away. They spent a grand total of $23,600 for the students. The Boosters have done a tremendous job in this field mentioned above. The Boosters hold regular monthly meetings, elect officers yearly, and hold a smoker every year for the members of the club. These are a few accomplishments which the club has done in the past years. 45 ’Mr s c R O s s c o u N T R Y L to R — 1st ROW: T. Brama, G. Tomczyk. B. Johannej, P. Gramek, M. Conde, R. Amcson. 2nd ROW: -Mr. Geo. Utecht, Coach, J. Coval, B. Brom, R. Gallas, M. Dudynsky, R. Vincent, G. La Palme. 3rd ROW: M. Meyer, R. Shasky, W. Lindahl, T. Rourke, J. Clausen. Missing — C. Dirkers, P. Makbow. This years young cross-country team finished third in the new Catholic crosscountry conference. In the State Meet they finished fifth, only 10 points behind fourth and 38 points ahead of their nearest rival. Sophomore Gary Tomc ak captured sixth place in a field of 42. He was clocked at 10:28. running the 1.9 mile Highland course. Seniors on the team include Gary- La Palme, Jack Clausen, and Rog Shasky. All are lettermen and outstanding runners. They have stuck with the team from its founding and have kept at it even though their fine efforts go practically unheralded. The runners kept in shape over the summer by running constantly. When school commenced, they began organized practices. Practice sessions were held on the hilly grounds of the Theodore Wirth and Highland courses. This made running at Lake Nokomis easier. The harriers have much to look forward to, though, because of the large numbers of good underclassmen on the team, Mr. Utecht, the coach, is looking with anticipation toward next season. 48 TOP ROW L — to — R Brother Hugh, (Coach), F. Wells, C. Brambilla, R. Gibbs, B. Scott. MIDDLE ROW L. Nelson (Mgr), M. Knight, D. Erickson, P. Quist, T. LaCroix, (Mascot Barbara, on lap), K. Ketter, P. Prasky. BOTTOM ROW M. Rains, D. Nagan, W. Early, S. Homer, M. Grady, E. Bums. Co-Captains Bob .Scott and Karl Ketter led this year’s Tankers to their second straight conference crown. Posting an impressive 15—2 season, the squad has broken 11 of 15 Varsity records. The highlight of the season was the 51 to 44 victory over sixth-ranked Austin. In meeting third-ranked St. Louis Park, they lost 50—45, in the last event. Although six swimmers will be lost through graduation, Brother Hugh is confident that the “B” squad will replace them successfully. He summarized this season with these words, “Inspiration, Dedication, and Perspiration.” Co-Captain Bob Scott pulli ahead of opponent in 100 yard breaststroke. 49 Mascot Barbara waits patiently for her turn to jump in. FROST ROW L R: J. Hatcher, P. Stichm, P. Swaggert, M. I.ipski, D. McClellan, W. Warpcha, R. Person, D, De St. Hubert, Nl. Qucalcy, B. Johannes, G, Larson, J. Ben-nek (Mgr.). SECOND ROW: Brother Kevin (Coach), R. Schiele, B. Graf, D. Gcrst, G. Tomczak, I . Dalsin, C. Dirkins, D. Iacarella, M. Liebig, M. Atkinson, M. Nelson. THIRD ROW: S. Clcare, J. Arent, B. Keltgen, T. Craven, D. Shelso. G. Turgcon, T. Maday, T. Holm, K. LeVoir. Marty Knight splashes his way to another 1st place in the 100 yards butterfly event. Dick Erickson, Paul Quist, and Ed Burns warmup before they meet the “Reds.'' Another Jackman bites the dust? F FIRST ROW: D. Kridcr, D. Grande, D. Kurimay, W. Curran, T. Coleman, R. Mulloy, S. Grabowski, D. Mortenson, R. Feigh, P. Schneider, J. Meyer, D. Hall. SECOND ROW: B. McQuiston, S. Durda, E. Komoroski, J. Chapman, J. Robin, D. Glodek, F. Berg, J. Cronin, J. Shumway, G. Zurek, T. Johnson, J. Dragscih, Manager. THIRD ROW: Mr. Parsons, Head Coach, L. Lynch, T. Finnegan, B. Hinz, R. Trocke, M. Rincy, T. Jeffery, T. Goff, P. God-lewski, H. Lucas, D. Dietz, D. Santos, B. Taaffc, Mr. Vaughn, Assistant Coach. FOURTH ROW: J. Baskfield. Manager, F. Jacob, B. Jacenko, S. Wilmes, G. Evans, R. Norlin, M. Rcngal, D. Kram, T. Seep, D. Roth, W. Chaplin, C. Durda. Not Pictured: Mr. Hechathom, Assistant Coach, J. Manikowski, J. McCormack. encc team. In addition, seven more Islanders attained the recognition of honorable mention. They were halfbacks Dave Krider and Tom Finnegan, tackles Dave Kurimay and Dick Mulloy, quarterback Steve Grabowski, end Bill Chapman, and guard Dwayne Glodek. The team started off the season on the right foot by defeating Sleepy Eye and Bethlehem Academy, but they bowed to Edison and Regis in the next two non-conference games. A sparked Islander offense in the second half of the Hill game posted a 21—20 Islander victory in the first conference Injuries to key personnel were probably the biggest factors in the football team’s comparatively mediocre season. The permanent loss of middle guard Bob Najarian and the temporary disability of quarterback Steve Grabowski curtailed the effectiveness of an otherwise high-calibre squad. Although the team posted a 4—4—1 collective record, this statistic is not an accurate representation of the team’s potential: End Joe Manikowski was placed on both the All-State and All-Conference squads, while tackle Jim McCormack and fullback Stan Durda were selected for the All-Confcr- 52 DE... ....21 Slcepv Eye ... 0 DE ... ....28 Bethlehem 7 DE... ... .14 Edison .... 19 DE... .... 0 Regis 6 DE... ....21 Hill 20 DE. . . . .... 0 Cretin 13 DE... . ...13 St. Cloud 0 DE... .... 6 Benilde . ... 7 DE.... .... 6 St. Thomas ... 6 game of the season. Homecoming game with first place Cretin found the team bowing to the Raider attack in the final stages of the fourth quarter, despite the fact the DE held them to two touchdowns, a feat never attained by any of Cretin’s other opponents. DE’s next victory, over St. Cloud, was highlighted by an eighty yard punt by Joe Manikowski. In the traditional battle with Benilde, DE was outplayed only in the first quarter, but this was sufficient to settle the game as Benilde won, 7—6. In the final game of the season, DE and St. Thomas battled to a 6—6 tie. 53 Co-Captains: S. Grabowski and D. Mulloy. “Strategy in the making ... Head coach John Parsons consults assistant coaches Dale Vaughan and Don Heckathorn before Bcnildc game. Rugged linemen smile for the Delta Camera. ... Produces Winning Combination” Backfield coach Dale Vaughan holds rhalktalk with prominent members of DE’s backficld. 54 Gone with the wind . . . Islander halfback Tom Finnegan is being pursued by three Raiders . . . . . . while pegleg is waiting. SCORING LEADERS Durda .................... Kridcr ................... Finnegan ................ Coleman .................. Manikowski ............... Grahowski ................ 48 18 18 II 8 6 It’s up for grabs ... STATISTICS DE Oppon. Total Points 109 78 First Downs 76 55 Rushing Yards 1,143 885 Passing Yards 418 424 Total Yards 1,661 1,309 Passes Attempted 90 62 Passes Completed 35 33 Passing Percentage 36 53 Passes Intercepted 6 6 Fumbles 13 23 Fumbles Lost 9 12 Penalties 39 22 Yds. Penalized 306 192 Determined quarterback Joe Cronin cuts to evade out stretched arms of a Regis Rambler. 55 Tension mounts as plays unfold. Halfback Tom Finnegan capitalizes on blocking against Hill. Islanders stop Raiders. 56 FIRST ROW: M. Quinn, J. Saliskey, W. Hollik, D. Linn, L. Dalsen, J. Bcnnek, E. Fournier, J. Fischer, T. Emond. SECOSD ROW: J. Brandberg, J. Murphy, B. Wong, M. Leonard, K. Layer, E. Dalsin, B. Gurst, J. Fossclman, M. Bouley, B. Taylor, G. Murray. THIRD ROW: Bro. Gerard, Moderator, B. Billict, A. Elleros, M. Milliman, W. Hickey, D. Hoenig, T. Kelly, J. Jagodka, J. Kroll, L. Benzinger, Mr. Mahowald, Coach. B” SQUAD DE FROSH OPPONENTS 47.. .. Brcck 0 21.. . . Minn. Acad . . . 0 33.. . .Hill 0 25.. . .St. Cloud 6 19.. . .Cretin 22 6.. .. Benilde 0 “B” SQUAD DE OPPONENTS 14... Hill . . . 18 0... .... 19 29... 6 7.... .... 13 20... ... 0 FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: J. Wydella, D. Demarais, T. Gridley, S. Hauck, D. Page, L. Sverkcnon, D. Huttel, R. Dennis, J. Burns, M. Dcgnan, S. Hcrbst, J. Holewa. SECOSD ROW: A. Lucas, Manager, D. Anderson, D. Fowler, W. Halonen, J. Moses, J. Storkhaus, C. LaChance, Manager, T. Wallin, Manager. THIRD ROW: Mr. Miller, Assistant Coach, Mr. Irwin, Coach J. Goodman, M. Skavcne, R. Schumacher, J. Larkin, M. Burns, Dmontreuil, J. Krebs, T. Kalitowski, J. Burkholder, J. Morrow, T. White. BACK ROW: Coach Irwin, B. Kubitscheck, J. Meade, J. Ruane, L. Wagner, D. Grande, B. Heinz, I). Chieniclcwski, M. Burns, D. Mowery. FRONT ROW: J. Rekucki, T. Coleman, D. Mortcnson, C, Holt, E. Dalsin, L. Ix-onard, R. Humphrey, D, Schirmcrs. “Rebuilding” was the theme of this year’s hockey team. With only 4 seniors and 3 juniors on the 18 man squad, the “Icelanders” compiled a 12—7—2 over-all record. Captains Bill Huney and Dave Mortcnson, along with Tom Leonard and Denny Grande were the outstanding puckstcrs for Coach Irwin this year. Leonard was tops on scoring, and defenseman Huney was second. In the nets were Chuck Holt and Ed Dalsin. Losing their only games to Hill, Cretin, and Benilde, DE Posted a 9—1- 1 Non-conference mark, showing the quality of Catholic league play. Co-captains Dave Mortcnson and Bill Huney. 58 The DE Icemen wait anxiously for the start of the Bcnilde game. B’’SQUAD BACK to FRONT L to R D. Montrcuicl, M. Bowlcy, M. Shannon, R. Jogodka, J. Locke, V. Elies, E. Dalsin, D. Fowler, J. Morrow, P. Sheridan, W. Burkhardt, P. Frawley, P. Ruanc, T. Haeg, T. Grid-Icy, M. Comian, D. Eggcn. Junior Center Dave Mortcnson keeps the puck from a Red Knight. Chuck Holt and Ed Dalsin, DE goalies, examine the tools of their trade. UP L. to R. S. Grabowski; W. McQuiston, D. Kridcr, L. Krcatz, D. Collins. LOW. D. Hil-son, J. Benjamin, T. Mi Ison, J. Dc Gidio, S. Willetc, P. Tatone. “A successful season” might be an understatement when referring to the De grapplcrs. Unless the coaching of Mr. Homing and Ron Hilton, the matmen compiled a 17—0—1 mark, capturing the CC title. Don Hilson and Dave Krider went through the entire wrestling season undefeated, completing a four year career with a 109—1 composite record. Paul Tatone, Steve Willette, Jack Dc Gidlio, Lloyd Krcatz, and Steve Grabow-ski were also undefeated in conference competition. After taking both the Eau Claire and De La Salle Invitational Tournament Mr. Homing stated, “They said it couldn't be done, but away we go.” 61 Dave Krider rides Bcnilde grappler to the mat. “What now, coach?” B” SQUAD L. to R.: FIRST ROW B. Chaplin, M. Cavanaugh, J. Schuler, L. Rousseau. L. Lynch. SECOSD ROW J. Heino, S. Mcnshejc, T. Lynch, J. DeVries. Lloyd Kreatz tries another one of his original holds. DE mniman breaks Red Knights’ ride. Co-Captains Don Hilson and Dave Kridcr accept 1st place trophy from Brother Mark. Winners of D.L.S. Invitational. 64 J. Dragscth, D. Hall, D. Roth. K. Glotzbach, W. L’Hcrault, L. Jenks, T. Finnegan, T. Jeffery, Mger. FRONT: Bro. J. S. Hedges. C. Slater, R. Norlin, M. Skelly, M. Rengel, R. Edward, Athletic Director; Dick Reinhart, Head Coach. Buckvold, J. Manikowski. G. Evans, J. Cronin, T. Holkcr, BASKETBALL CCC CHAMPS The 1962-63 basketball season marked Mr. Reinhart’s seventeenth year of coaching at DE. and it also marked the fifth straight year a Dc La Salle team has won the CCC Championship. The team’s first game of the season, a 72—23 victory over Breck, was perhaps a good indication of things to come. Indeed, the team marched undefeated through its first nine games of the season. In their second meeting with St. Thomas, however, the cagers suffered their first defeat. Nevertheless, the team plowed onward to win its next three conference games with Hill, Cretin, and Benildc, thereby capturing the Conference Championship. As a result of their individual efforts, Bob Buckvold and Joe Manikowski were elected to the all-conference team, with Mike Rengel receiving honorable mention. The traditional regional battle with Benildc found the Islanders bowing 51—45 to a hot Red Knight scoring attack. For their sparkling performances in this game, Tom Finnegan and Joe Manikowski were awarded regional honors. Due to a change in regional and tournament procedure, the Islanders were able to gain admittance to the State Catholic Basketball Tournament by defeating Cretin 41—33. 65 u % 1 K k 1 1 1 Bob Buckvold pumps at long range. Lenny Jenks gets two more against Cretin. Mike Rcngcl on the rebound. Tim Holker drives as Glen Evans watches. Joe Cronin hits despite Pioneer defense. Buckvold evades two Raiders and scores. Steve Hedges shoots as Buck-void watches. Joe Manikowski drives for an easy two points. Tom Finnegan at the line. Jenks brings the ball down court against Benilde. Tim Holkcr drives past a Hill defender. “The Bobber” shoots for two against Benildc. All-confercnce forward Joe Manikowski dribbles around center Mike Rengel. Tom Finnegan, left, and Joe Manikowski, right, receive regional trophies. BACK ROW: (L.—R.) Brother Edward, K. Mas-tel, M. Sinnett, P. Frochlich, R. Herbert, R. Bishop, Mr. Johnson; FRONT ROW: Manager T. Grzeskowiak, B. Billict, M. Riney, M. Leonard, J Hipwcll, L. Benzinger, D. Lind, P. O’Brien. BACK ROW: (L.—R.) Mr. Miller, M. Reiger, M. Lovett, J. Burns, T. Jones, T. Mauren, M. Bums, T. Kalitowski; FRONT ROW: D. Lutz, J. Mastel, T. Ihnot. S. Herbst. MISSING: J. Sullivan, B. Dean. F R E S H M E N The “clan” arrives at the Island. 75 D I DE LA SALLS Friday, Feb. 22 .......... Saturday, Feb. 23 ....... CARD and BUNCO Door Prizes: 1963 Che ' 1963 Che t $200 Gift $100 Gift ( You do not have to be preM to win Door Prize. Donation: $1.00 G AND DEAL AARDV GRAS enoQ© Dane© and Party . ..Parent© and Prtend© PTf - DANCE i Ee Mr 4-Door Sedan 00 4-Door Sedan ' t ca © W cate WHO SOILS ALL THE AAROI GRAS TICKETS?? A NO A22802 A bird's the dance view Mr. Colston and Phil Klees talk over the dance with their dates. The crowd dances to the music of Rich Clausen. The couples enjoy themselves at the dance The huge icicle and Christinas tree add to the mood of Sno-Daze. The “Rondellcs provide evening's entertainment. the m n O O Z The homecoming court, L. to R: Escort John Bird and escort, Robert Munsinger; Princess Candy Lehman and Princess Marsha Poeschl; Queen Nancy Bosigcr and her escort Ernest Roy. 80 O £ U erf w H Bill Shimp speaks during half-time. Enthusiastic students cheer team on for second half. Last year’s queen. Collette Korab. presents a bouquet to this year’s queen, Nancy Bosigner. 81 J. Enright P. Evangelist J. Foreman G. Hargreaves R. Harrison B. Houle D. O’Keefe, Pres. R. Gallas, V. Pres. M. Seibert, Sec. M. Deg nan, Treas. S. Anderson H. Barton W. Burke L. Christianson J. Cook T. Dahlmeier D. DeYoung G. Koplos D. Maxey G. McDonald Mr. Heckathom, a teacher of world history, is kept very busy in this subject alone. Despite his hectic day, however, he finds time to help the members of the varsity football team. A member of the Dc La Salle faculty for three years, he has also been assistant coach of the football team for three years. This gentle-mannered individual is a favorite of those whom he teaches and coaches. T. Reynolds M. Rider P. Roddy J. Schaaf H. Schwankl R. Stoltz R. Tcrlisncr T. Thomas R. Ulmer D. YVandzcl C. Waterston J. Watroba T. Wick R. Wincman Mr. Hcckathorn M. McFarland R. Meyer P. Preston 84 B. Gill B. Habcgger M. Harrigan T. Ralitowski, Pres. M. Martin, V. Pres. T. Kilkelly, Sec. J. Sullivan, Trcas. K. Juntc T. Raster S. Kimmel Brother Richard of Room 10c may well be remembered by his classes for convoking an Ecumenical Council in two of his religion periods. A man who likes to take the initiative, he takes pleasure in teaching world history and English. Sometimes he wishes that all of his students shared his enthusiasm for those subjects. Brother Richard has finished his first year at De La Salle. His favorite pastimes are sports, classical music, and good literature. T. Ahlquist D. Anderson D. Belkengrcn L. Berg C. Bird J. Buechele J. Brcviu T. Locke M. Lovett T. Meyer J. Mordaunt M. Quealy J. Sausen D. Scott M. Shields T. Swierczck J. Walkner L. Watrin M. Wolfe D. Olson D. Olson T. Pogemiller R. Prindle G. DeZiel D. DeStHubert M. Farrell IOC T. Krenn S. Rubik G. Larson Brother Richard 85 D. Anderson J. Bierbaum M. Bizal T. Brictcnbuchcr P. Breiter D. Campion J. Cleary M. Connoy R. Cox M. Cunningham I2C G. Fuhve D. Garron M. Gaspard C. Ceronsky, Pres. D. McElroy, V. Pres! L. Burns, Sec. D. Paige, Trcas. B. George T. Gridley R. Hacker Mr. Shrake is well known in the freshman department as one of DE's quiet and tolerant Latin teachers. He was at DE two years ago, before taking another job elsewhere. This year he has returned for another round of Latin teaching. Although he is comparatively quiet, he hesitates not to let a student know he shouldn't be talking. A mood of concentration and attention prevails in his classroom, and the academic accomplishments of his students speak well of his ability as an instructor. Mr. D. Shrake M. Halter T. Jones A. Kaps«h M. Kimitch J. Kolhoff P. Leiningcr B. Loeffler T. Dougherty M. Meins D. Piculell E. Saice L. Svcrkcrson M. Tomczyk ) Vogt T. Wander 86 T. Keating R. Langaard R. Luck That red-haired, muscular Brother you see presiding over 13-C is Brother Christo pher, who has now spent a year and a half at De. By now he must be a deeply religious man, since he has been teaching four religion classes and has heard the Rosary recited four times each day. A lover of the strenuous life. Brother stresses the necessity of physical development and support of all school sports. Brother Christopher E. Lohnes T. Louzon T. Mans M. Hujda M. Kapala G. Karl M. Chamock B. Ditty D. Dobcrstein T. Doty H. Duncan D. Dunphy K. Fcehan M. Hannan 13 C J. Hatcher M. Hirdler M. Hauser J. Soukup T. Stszemp M. VanKeuren L. Virden R. Wagner J. Welke T. Wolfe S. Murphy D. Mycka F. Palaia T. Maxcy J. Millet J. Montague M. Mulloy 87 G. Kissel R. Krakowski G. Krebs I 4C J. Hudoba M. Julik D. Kenney B. Kettering, Pres. R. Schwankl, V. Pres. R. Sefelt, See. J. Mast cl, Treas. D. Beach D. Boyle M. Dalsin B. Dean D. Donnelly J. Fitgcrald D. Fowler J. Holcwa Mr. Irwin P. Shoengart M. Shannon J. Sievcrs D. Stadthcrr T. Stripsky T. Tobias J. Walker P. Weibeler M. Welch D. Swaggart D. Martin J. Kundla C. LaChance J. Lajcunc One of the best known members of the faculty is Mr. Irwin. He not only engages in instructing his classes in world history, but also applies himself to all fields of athletics. During the fall, his spare moments are taken up in coaching the freshman football team. Soon after the football season, he transforms into a varsity hockey coach. Also, he occasionally helps conduct afternoon phy-ed. classes. Again this year, as always, he has attained considerable recognition for his fine choice of clothes. T. Long R. Magnuson C. McLaughlin 88 H D V,'r' vj , Andrychowicz Bacha Barthcl Beck . Bums Ccch Dickinson Favorite B. Hutchins B. Johannes T. Krotz J. Homig, Pres. J. Moses. V. Pres. M. Laughlin, Sec. R. Claesgens, Trcas. P. Gromek T. Heag B. Huntington 20C E. Lawrence Lunicski Malarkey In his second year at DE, Mr. Weiss is professing business law to seniors as well as world history to freshmen. He still has hopes of organizing a band at De La Salle when somebody builds a hall for his potential musicians. In his leisure hours he enjoys handball, bowling, and progressive jazz; to this he adds eighteen holes of golf daily in the summer. In class, he keeps his students alert with frequent quizzes and discussions of current events. R. Orth K. Pictrzak T. Ramlet T. Reilly K. Miller D. Mus B. Ncwgord Mr. Weiss G. Snaza J. Springer D. Sullivan J. Steve J. Too hey T. Wincek J. Wiswell 89 R. Godova J. Hinkc G. Johnson R. Marszalek, Pres. D. Montreuil, V. Pres. N. Townsley, See. K. Lang, Trcas. D. Farrell D. Felling J. Fitzgerald R. Andrescik D. Bcmdgcn T. Bicrnat S. Comiea D. Critelli M. Downey S. Evans K. Ezuck 1C Mr. Clark, a quiet, unassuming teacher and advisor of Room 21C, is in his first year at Dc La Salle. His specialty is the great language of the gauchos and Fidel Castro. He received his college education at Mankato State College; since then he has taught for five years. Any extra time Mr. Clark finds he spends in the gymnasium. There he pursues wrestling, his favorite sport. Mr. Clark T. White J. Morrow M. Nallick S. Nelson L. Parker S. Partyka T. Rosa R. Schiele J. Stueve D. Turgeon G. Turgeon T. Wagner 90 R. Allen R. A man J. Antony J. Benedict T. Bidwcll P. Cashin J. Gair VV. Halonen 22C G. Hanson M. Harty S. Hauck M. Lcgut M. Lipski G. Marchcssault Mr. Thescnvitz, advisor of Room 22C, started to teach at DE last year: but. after teaching a few months here, he was recalled to the Air Force. Now he has completed his first full year, teaching freshman and junior English. He graduated from St. Thomas College and taught for two years at Harlem, Montana. After preparing his lessons, Mr. Thesenvitz likes to read for pleasure, usually historical novels or books alx ut the two world wars. Mr. Thescnvitz G. Martinson T. McCauly M. McMahon D. Morley M. Nelson M. Noble C. Pearo R. Johnson P. Johnston C. Kastl M. Kubik F. Ronich R. Schmit B. Scott B. Simmons T. Skaja J. Slcc.hu P. Vossen S. Zastera 91 T. Butler D. Cain T. Cannon S. Carney J. Clough B. Eichenbergcr T. Farand T. Mauren, Pres. G. Coin, V. Pres. J. Jakala. Sec. M. Skovcnc, Treas. J. Swanson D. Tetnowski C. West R. Zajar T. Zcinbal D. Armstrong Brother has been at De La Salle four years. Currently he is moderator of the cheerleaders, the debate team, and the pep club. The new B-E-A-T cheer is Brother’s handiwork. The Chicago White Sox are his favorite major league. He says, The White Sox arc a potentially better team, not a flash in the pan like the Twins!” When not being “the boss” of the Religion and Algebra classes in 23C, Brother enjoys golf and other forms of athletics. 7 Sl. G. Harrigan G. Holler D. Huss Brother J. Michael T. Kriske B. Mandybur B. Mitchell T. Mitchell M. O’Laughlin W. Palmgren B. Scheremct 92 W. Brouiliard R. Busch M. Chismar D. Corbett M. Damman M. Dcmeulcs J. DeVries C. Dumphy 24 C D. Eggcn J. Goodman M. Gomey T. Hart L. Johnson B. Jorgenson D. Lawrence, Pres. D. Dolan, V. Pres. R. Jasper, See. J. McNeice, Treas. G. Meyers S. Pavelko M. Peterson J. Porter M. Lagacc G. Lonsky R. Lutz T. Kracht M. Krzyzaniak R. I-i Sot a A newcomer to De La Salle is Brother Carl, the scholarly advisor of 24C. He will readily admit that algebra and geometry, his specialties, are more comprehensible than the freshmen and sophomores he teaches. Brother Carl is a diligent, meticulous individual, devoted to study in his leisure hours. To rest his jangled nerves, he listens to the music of the masters. Brother Carl R. Schumacher P. Sheridan M. Tierney R. Vlach N. Wander M. Welsh D. Weyer J. Zimmerman 93 T. Holm D. Huettl T. Ihnot G. Johnson J. Burkholder J. Bums P. Connoy P. Cummings P. Ellingworth P. Fahey M. Gantzer L. Sledz 226 T. Hill, Pres. R. Abdo, V. Pres. A. Giefcr, See. S. Herbst, Treas. J. Larkin G. Masterman J. Mcrklc J. Mildenbcrgcr A full schedule of freshman English and Religion classes helps keep this spirited Brother in a continual state of activity. Also the newly-appointed head of the Speech Team and the Legion of Mary, Brother is expecting great things from both of these organizations. His mild manner of teaching makes him a favorite of his students. y Ojilc Brother Leonard Ashton R. Orman F. Ploog J. Potyondy J. Ritchie S. Root D. Schatllcin E. Miskowiec J. Miskowiec M. Schmidt P. Slimak C. Stone P. Tatonc M. Urgo G. Wick J. Wydella A. Yurick 94 T. Aucl P. Bcdnarczyk B. Burkhart D. Carter M. Chulik J. Coleman 221 R. Greuen P. Holseth D.Jankord R. Hennessy, Pres. E. Robbins, V. Pres. L. Zcman, See. T. Mathewson, Treas. A former lettennan and captain of the 1958 St. Thomas football team — that is Mr. Mahowald, now completing his third year at Dc La Salle. Majoring in the social sciences, he teaches world history and American history as well as senior sociology. He often sparks his classes with lively discussions on current events. He is a native of Rose-mount, Minnesota, and a St. Thomas College graduate. After school hours Mr. Mahowald coaches the sophomore football team and ardently follows the other De La Salle sports. Mr. Mahowald T. Kane K. Koch R. Lawrence P. Lehman A. Lucas K. Lucas R. Mata B. Jaspers G. Juntti T. Peterson S. Santos F. Sheehan P. Stichm J. Tiller M. Turgeon D. Wagner C. Wolfe 95 Brother Gerard is a man of fact — to him, being precise is what counts. His junior and freshman algebra classes are aware of this, and act accordingly. Although Brother is not a coach of any sport, he attends all the games and can tell you the facts. The men of 228 realize that Brother is a good teacher, and are profiting because of this. Brother Gerard D. Peltier G. Postiglionc M. Proft J. Langworthy M. Mancino P. Miner J. Brcnny J. Cain S. Cleare B. Colvin M. Condc J. Davy J. Dearing D. Dwinnell D. Feela P. Janowiec J. jestus G. Kcllev J. Koniar R Kraska 228 D. DeMarais, Pres. J. Tobin, V. Pres. T. DeMars, Sec. L. Wagner, Treas. T. Wajda D. Walczak T. Wallin D. Ward G. Zurek J. Hansen . Kulstad % And this is the way we raise our hands, raise our hands, raise our hands ... A penny, well, that's Inflation. Manual ! ! Now look, kiddies. T. Goodman S. Wozny D. Chiniclcwski, Pres. R. Hall, Treat. M. Kanyetzny, V. Pres. G. Kapala, See. D. Hartficld R. Hazel D. Iacarclla Most of the students at De La Salle are serious about learning, says Mr. Hogan, advisor of Sophomore 123. This is a remarkable statement, considering the difficult classes he teaches — sophomore English for the greater part of the day. This red-haired, outspoken man has been at DE for two years. He seems devoted to his work, but readily confides that he likes to hike, play golf, and read a good book. J. Arent R. Baumb T. Chenvert J. Sydloski M. Christy R. Cunningham J. Fisher M. Jaruszewski M. Kaess S. Vandcrlich Mr. Hogan D. Forcier P. Frawlcy L. Fuss L. Revak J. Richardson D. Scattarclla R. Schatzlein W. Schmidt A. Spiclmann J. Stoltmann 98 225 B. Fowler M. Grady D. Gunnon S. Benson L. Benzinger J. Bergman R. Bishop G. Dady B. Erickson W. Fedorezuk D. Hoenig B. Janowicc A man who never wastes a minute in class is Mr. Curran, the advisor of Room 225. It is easy to sec that he loves to teach and insists upon close concentration from his class. He has been here at DE for a year and a half, having come to fill the vacancy left by the death of Brother LiguorL He has taught math and English, this year specializing in algebra and geometry. Mr. Curran formerly taught at Dunwoody Institute. For relaxation he loves a tennis match or a good novel. G. Mullen D. Nosidlak L. Oberdaillcr B. Pieniondz D. Rousseau G. Rowland I). Russell D. Sparrow K. Stuinpf R. Walstrom F. Wells Mr. Curran S. Masica D. McPherson M. Burns. Pres. L. Greshowak, V. Pres. T. tagace, See. D. Bailiargeon, Treas. J. Jarosch J. Johnson M. Lau 99 300 T. Doughty D. Fritz D. Gcnosky T. Reaser R Auel G. Ballot H. Chichester S. Daniewicz C. Delmonieo C. Dirkers Mr. Panian R. Humphrey I. lilies T. Jones This devoted language instructor is among the more colorful and popular advisors. It is rumored that his students wait in eager anticipation of his classes, especially those who arc lucky enough to hear his thrilling talcs of Caesar and the Roman legions. Mr. Panian's abilities are not restricted to translating sentences and conjugating verbs; indeed, his clever wit and immense knowledge of aviation have made him loved and respected by all with whom he comes in contact. D. Kuharski J. Mailander R. Martin J. Mezzcnga R. Mitchell W. Moore R. Novack P. Godlcwski M. Greene T. Rourkc P. Ryan C. Schwcikcrt J. Shannon M. Thompson J. West J. Phillips G. Pictig 100 R. Anderson R. A meson J. Barron A. Buck G. Chaplin D. Cummens J. Davis R. Herbert, Pres. G. Dockcndorf, V. Pres. W. Earley, See. M. Hawryluk, Treas. I. Hone T. Hudoba R. Johnson One of the best-qualified English teachers on the faculty is Room 301’s Mr. Elsen-peter. The teaching of composition is his specialty, in which he has shown good results. After graduating from the University of Minnesota, Mr. Elsenpctcr taught freshman. English for a while at the University. He says that his favorite pastimes are cycling. swimming, and camping. Last year, believe it or not, he gave up his bicycle for a 1962 Ford Falcon. R. Loefiler M. McCalley J. Meade VV. Mcalcy A. Pearson F. Pclz R. Keltgcn R. King B. LaVelle Mr. Elsenpctcr D. Regan T. Sias J. Smith T. Vasaly K. Werkmeister J. Wrayge J. Wronski 101 J. Bclisle W. Bendel B. Bock T. Bolduc P. Carroll M. Crumley J. Dyer D. Thiegs, Pres. F. Wrzos, V. Pres. A. Clcland, See. P. Froehlich, Treas. P. Kovar J. Kroll D. Kuduk Brother Hugh, one of the more quiet Brothers at Dc, is an effective teacher of Religion and Biology. Here he makes it a point to be thorough and demand thoroughness from his students. 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 his love of hard and serious work, which sets an excellent example for his students. T. Maus D. McGuire L. Milieu M. Morgan R. Lamb M. Leonard W. Lindahl Brother Hugh B. Ringstrom M. Ryan J. Seitz C. Smith D. Suek M. Thcissen T. Wander 102 N. Mayes T. Ingle J. Warwra. Pres. T. Page, V. Pres. P. Ennen, See. J. Cornwell, Trras. J. Irmitcr R. Johnson T. Kelly Thai soft-spoken, fair-haired man in Room 303 is Mr. Workcl. now Incoming a master in the mathematical branches of science. Last year he held sway over freshman classes; now he has “graduated” to a sophomore advisory and sophomore geometry. In his spare time, Mr. Workcl likes to read, hunt, bowl, and play golf. D. Lind M. Lovdal R. Miller M. Milliman R. Margotto P. Maroncy T. Nelson R. Peltier T. Poe J. Porrazzo R. Rozck S. Schcndel J. Ahrens G. Balcgo M. Boulcy J. Burns R. Davis D. Doi E. Fournier Mr. Workcl P. King E. Kosciolek G. L'Hcrault D. Goodnough J. Hagan W. Hannon 103 T. . Fosse lman . Gabrik NV. Gross J. Bergman B. Botz B. Brenny T. Bums B. Butzlcr G. Crotteau D. Fitzgerald J. Heckman J. Hcino F. Berg, Pres. B. Wrzos, V. Pres. A. Ellcrass, Sec. M. Sinnctt, Trcas. W. Honebrink D. Joseph J. Lavoie Order is the first law in heaven and also in Room 304, where Brother Alexis presides over religion and math classes. His students tell us that he is an exact man in all things, especially in his appearance. This is Brother’s first year at DE. While not instilling Euclid’s theorems into fuzzy heads, Brother Alexis supervises the student workers in the “C” Building or takes part in outdoor sports such as football. R. O’Keefe G. Poole M. Quinn D. Reynolds M. Mathieu S. Mcnshek J. Murtaugh Brother Alexis B. Steppe R. Stonebcrg T. Sullivan F. Timmins G. Tromiczak R. Volz B. Zeman 104 D. Arrcll Nl. Atkinson D. Collins M. Davis G. DufTce W. Eason B. Fcigal Mr. Bohen A man with one of the longest tenures at De is 305’s Mr. Bohen. He once taught in the old Freshman Building, and since 1959 he has been ramming the principles of biology into not too willing sophomores. He is well known for his sprightly air and ready smile. After school he supervises the student workers in the main building; during the summers he has been doing a fine job on school renovation. R. Lillie D. Link D. Maki J. Michalec D. Molitor F. Montury M. Peterson, Pres. S. Mackcow, V. Pres. M. PinkstalT, Sec. C. Martinez, Treas. G. Rcddin S. Regan C. Murlowski R. Mycka R. Nohncr F. Polnaszck C. Pomcrlcau R. Scholtcs R. Smith D. VanVorst J. Varpness R. VVctterberg R. Fussy 105 B. Brinkhaus P. Buckvold S. Cain T. Carrahcr B. Gcrst D. Haagenscn J. Brady R. Heim B. Herlofsky R. Huntley K. Jenson R. Johnston G. Turgcon, Pres. F. O’Brien.V. Pres. J. Lilly, Sec. L. Then. Trcas. M. Rains R. Scliski S. Mcxncr S. Montague G. Murray S. Potyandy M. Spichnann T. Stang J. Stitt J. Theilcr G. Tomczak M. Trdan B. Kapsch P. Keating J. Larson Don’t be surprised if during one of your classes a blackrobc slips quietly into the room and takes a seat in the back of the room. No, it isn’t the inspector of schools but Brother Matthew, come in to take notes that will help him with his own teaching. Brother Matthew teaches Religion II and English II. Few of his English students realize how many hours he spends in correcting compositions. The daily bulletin is his responsibility, a daily headache he says. For recreation he goes out for sports and in for good reading. M. Lijcwski T. Lynch M. Mahan 106 G. Hendricks J. Hipwcll 307 V. Elies T. Grzeskowiak M. Harrington C. Williams. Pres. L. Dalsin, V. Pres. J. Atwood, Sec. M. Stucki, Trcas. J. Cochrane T. Connoy M. Gorman J. Davison T. DeBiaso J. Dillsi P. Duffy Mr. Stasik , A 2Ldk S. Narducci W. Peters C. Pogcmiller An enthusiastic Latinist is Mr. Stasik, the well-liked advisor of Room 307. A teacher of Religion and Latin, he insists upon thoroughness in his students and never tolerates slipshod work. He is a St. Thomas College graduate and a former serviceman of World War II. Because of a lingering illness, he does not take part in active sports, but follows the Dc La Salle sports keenly. After finishing with his Latin papers, Mr. Stasik likes to reach for a good book. P. Rider M. Rincy C. Schurstein JL££ £ B. Scott G. Smisck D. Stcgura R. Taylor J. Tschann A. Uabaniak T. Whelan J. White J. Hodgson R. Kujawa K. Lcvoir J. Loch 107 308 P. Coleman T. Craven M. Diaz T. Emond D. Glodck J. Abraham M. Ahmann J. Bennek R. Brainerd J. Brandberg J. Brown R. Bull P. Schneider, Pres. M. Knight, V. Pres. O. Artym, See. K. Mast el, Treas. VV. Hickey J. Jancckc D. Johnson Brother Kevin, ruler of Sophomore 308, is the moderator of the swimming team and coach of the frosh-soph track team. Brother also takes a hand in planning school assemblies. All these arc his extras; on school time he teaches Religion II and English II. One of the more dynamic teachers on the staff, he keeps himself slim by constant activity in the classroom. Brother aspires to direct plays when Brother Paul retires from the scene. Brother Kevin R. Kicscr R. Kriske B. Kubes D. Kuharski T. Quirk T. Rakos B. Ritten P. Sularz G. Vick J. Ness 108 Brother Jordan Edward G. Hazel S. Horner W. I gel $ C. Audette G. Barthcl J. Bednar M. Buccek J. Calyore T. Clcare M. DeWitte Brother Jordan Edward, that easy-mannered adviser of Room 309, has a pleasant quip to meet every possible situation. Class is seldom dull when he is in the teacher's chair, for he has a knack of making everything entertaining as well as informing. Before and after school hours, he manages the book emporium, where slide animals and stuffed animals can be had for a song. For recreation Brother Edward likes to hunt and fish and make model ships. R. Jogodka P. Kennedy G. Kvasnicka R. McClellan R. McMillan T. Monette B. Billiet, Prc H. Lucas, V. J. Murphy, S W. Hollick, : J. Nagan R. Orr P. Prasky T. Scheiderich B. Taaffe B. Trombley W. Trutnau G. Morrison J. Mulcahy G. Munson 109 110 M. Dougherty W. Ceddes R, Hedman R. Hobday J. Isennan T. Holker, Pres T. Collins, Vicc-Prcs. T. Heisserer, See. P. Taylor, Treas. R. Anderson T. Armstrong A. Bongaartz T. Callaghan S. Casscrly J. Cheney M. Debclak Brother L. Stephen is one of the new additions to the religious faculty this year. A very competent instructor of Religion and American History, he is also the new moderator of the Junior class. Especially known for his timely and informative instructions on study skills, Brother makes it a point that all of his students know where the library is located. Brother L. Stephen T. Jeffrey W. L’Herault S. Mathewson T. McCoy i. Meyer . Mirocha R. Sobicch J. Stanowski T. Sullivan P. Swider J. Trombley P. Whelan B. Wick F. Schmidt C. Skcldon S. Phillip C. Prentice R. Rooney D. Santos 111 S. Atkinson J. Ayottc B. Brom M. Cavanaugh T. Clifford P. Cutter T. Cutter R. Feigh, Pres. T. Wishy, V. Pres. J. Jachymowski, See. E. Komoroski, Treas. D. Hendricks A. Holewa C. Kline Mr. Miller, advisor of Room 103, has established a reputation for the frequent and lengthy term papers he exacts from his American history students. In class his manly qualities have won him respect and esteem, and his skill in conducting an interesting class has made his boys take a more than passing interest in history. After school hours Mr. Miller has coached the freshman basketball team. He is a graduate of St. Thomas College and has been on our staff for two years. G. Kulbieda D. Malenfant J. Martin R. Mcngclkoch D. Merrick M. Murrell Mr. Miller M. Knooihuizen S. Kozak R. Kraska D. Obrzut D. Parzyck L. Prudcn J. Sternal C. Vos VV. Warpcha 112 M. Baker W. Bcllm L. Biernat D. Brown P. Carlson M. Disch R. Dudek R. Healy M. Heliger L. Abdo, Pres. J. Shumway, Vicc-Pres. J. Skclly. Sec. K. Glot bach. Trcas. W. Hinz P. Kish G. Kritzeck “ Habla Espanol senior?” Brother Roger is a new addition to De La Salle’s faculty and a connoisseur of the Spanish language. A Religion III homeroom teacher and enforcer of the English III periods, Brother keeps his classes alive by interjecting unsuspecting, subtle quips. Patient moderator of the Islander, during the school months, he enjoys playing golf and reading. J. McHugo R. Miller R. Nicol M. Plasha P. Lipetzky D. Lopata F. McGovern Brother Roger R. Shelso R. Vincent M. Warner M. Wojciak J. Woodson 113 B. Abbctt T. Bach M. Bendcl J. Benedict Nl. Berry R. Braden D. Cable F. Luden, Pres. C. Durda, V. Pres. L. McGrath, Sec. F. Aitkcns, Treas. J. Mantel M. McEvoy B. Mctty T. Najarian B. Nihart J. Renner P. Klees M. Krumm T. Loch Mr. Colston M. Retka J. Ryan I. Schneider T. Snegoski R. Stans D. Ward D. Williams G. Evans A. Hromada J. Kinnc “Oh, hockey!” and horsefcathers” are among the familiar expressions that float about in room 105 each morning, for these are the favorite sayings of the renowned Mr. Colston. This enthusiastic instructor, in addition to teaching an overloaded schedule of Latin and Religion, is also moderator of the Senior Contact group here at school. After school Mr. Colston can usually be found on almost any street on the Island In the drivers’ training car, calmly directing the student driver next to him. A devotee of handball, hunting, and other forms of athletics, he usually manages to occupy his spare time. 114 E. Auer J. Benjamin R. Black K. Carlson T. Corpe K. Crozier J. Curran Mr. Franezok H. Dreitzler R. Haider R. Hanson Mr. Franezok, the Fabian of the Junior Department, presides over Room 106. He is not new to the faculty bur is the head of the new gymnast team. Mr. Franezok does not consider himself a philosopher, but takes ample time to indulge in their speculations. Because he teaches English III, grammar to him is important, but he enjoys discussing the relationship between good and evil in guiding h� students. M. Hcgcr G. Heiberg R. Ivanok J. Koznick J. Krawczyk C. Letoumeau J. Mykylak R. Norlin J. Prenovost J. Skonnord T. Solbcrg T. Williams M. Dudcn 115 G. Anderson W. Bank W. Bierden J. Borman H. Brom M. Dunn G. Haider J. Kopacek R. Kucrbs In time not spent directing the Glee Club, Brother Fidclis manages to teach English and Religion. His students thrill to the lasting words of wisdom that he utters, and they scramble madly for the occasional extra-credit points that he occasionally offers. This talented Brother adds the famous Brother Fidelis touch” to his classes, in which informal but effective organization is his trademark. R. Oslund G. Rocheford J. Salzl R. Reincck Brother Fidelis L. Mingo J. Montague D. Newell J. Schultz E. Schulze E. Sheppard D. Shopck tSkavnak . Stcnglein 116 J. Anderson T. Brand G. Bydlon T. Collins D. Crawford J. Dcaner R. Fisher D. Galorneau R. Goblirsch B. Grossman M. Hagemeycr D. Harvieux J. Rekucki, Pres. S. Friendshuh, Vice-Pres. D. Lamcrc, See. G. Johnson, Trcas. T. Heger T. Heliker M. Janowicc The advisor of what he jestingly calls the “Hole” is Brother Ambrose. One of the most versatile men on the faculty, he teaches religion, mechanical drawing, and architectural drawing; moderates Alumni affairs, and, in spring, summer, and fall, he keeps the lawns and flower beds in fine condition. He is always glad to help a student after hours in his studies. Brother has had long experience in teaching industrial arts; he knows it in practice as well as in theory. G. Kaczmarck E. Weibcler C. Wall Brother Ambrose J. Orman J. Philiippi E. Piotrowski G. Scheinost S. Schrcibcr S. Schuvcillcr T. Stimart 117 J. Andrychowicz T. Audcttc R. Bali R. Bastyr J. Brcitcnbucher T. Breviu W. Fcyda J. Malecek, Pres. P. O'Laughlin, Vicc-Pres. J. Mathison, Sec. T. Ycncho, Trcas. R. Labiak D. LaMotc J. LcVcsquc The advisor of Room 121 is Brother Peter, a man who believes in the firm hand and the stiff assignment. A man of deep concentration, he is found each morning before class bent over homework or preparing one of his unsparing tests. Brother Peter is now in his tenth year with the Christian Brothers. Last year he taught at St. Mary’s College. While not lording it over Room 121, he can be seen driving the bus, taking athletes or choristers to various points. Brother also loves to fish and cook and relax. P. Malchow J. Millunzi R. Nelson R. Pcrzel M. Shaughnessy C. Slater M. Smith T. Stowell D. Sullivan M. Teawalt J. Ward L. Welter A. Reed J. LcVoir R. Lillie G. Machulda Brother Peter 118 R. Arrell A. Axel! J. Baden D. Barry T. Baumtrog J. Bjerke M. Boedigheimer Mr. Hayes M. Dystc J. Fitzharris G. Hackett The neutrons of 208 are governed by the electron, Mr. Dean Hayes. Mr. Hayes is a new member of the faculty but in actuality he is a relativity good guy. Because he teaches only Junior Chemistry some students do not know him. Just look for a man in continental dress and cross-country feet! you can’t miss this Chicago import. R. Stonebcrg R. Switzer D. Torgcrson G. Townsley R. WonSavagc R. Schopf T. Luce L. Myslicki W. Pilacinski P. Rask T. Houde D. Ketchum R. Larsen 119 Ed Anderson D. Bender B. Berg M. Bolduc J. Coval B. Finneriy 205 J. Kastl M. Kaess T. Peine, Pres. J. Dargay, V. Pres. G. Schuster, Sec. T. Nichols, Treas. D. Koch C. Lowinske C. Luxem Mr. duBois, a patriotic Frenchman who could be described as a friend of both the Jesuits and Dwight Eisenhower, is a man of many talents. A devoted student of languages, philosophy, religion and history, he is also the dreaded critic of “dull, drab, dark, dingy, dreary, and demolished compositions turned in by his students. Always interested in the welfare of these same students, however, Mr. duBois has consequently become one of the more popular members of the faculty. J. Meyer T. Mortl P. Netkow M. Ramolae M. Rengel D. Roth S. Slcchta J. Smith D. Trombley S. Wadsworth P. Wittman M. Worts J. Zylla Mr. duBois P. Lyons S. MacDonald M. Mattison 120 R. Andrade S. Barbaris J. Welch M. Brown D. Courtcau T. Dicks T. Friendshuh J. Goldberg V. Menu 223 G. Johnstcd A. Karl L. Larson Dc La Salle’s mighty grapplcrs have been successfully coached by the versatile Mr Horning. Having been a notable baseball player at the U of M, he is also well-qualified as the coach of the Island batmen. He maintains interest in his informal salesmanship classes, and takes an aggressive concern in the academic welfare of his students. J. Mllkes J. NcwField D. O’Brien W. Palmer C. Lucia R. Manning T. Miles Mr. Horning R. Hart, Pres. D. Earley, V. Pres. D. OKcefc, Sec. R. Horsch, Trcas. R. Hutchins A. Pederson J. Perra D. Swanson R. Taylor M. Timmermans 121 R. Barbcau J. Bidwcll T. Brama E. Cirklc J. Fitzgerald M. Forsythe J. Fox M. Krogan J. Laconic T. LaCroix Mr. Markwaldcr, the perennial English instructor at DE, has dabbed in the ancient languages Greek, Latin, Victorian, English, and teenage jargon. His authority in literature stresses subjective-type tests and book reports which greatly decrease crib-notes and comic book write-ups. Most students, having written essays and book reports for him, develop a sense of logical procedure and thoughtful criticism. S. Lane J. Lapensky R. Manders Mr. Markwalder M. Meyer L. Miskowicc T. Moskalik J. Notsch T. Finnegan, Pres. G. Zurek, V. Pres. D. Hall. Sec. D. Namie, Treas. F. Renner M. Schindler T. Swierczck D. Tanbcrg R. Thcis P. Walker J. Zachman G. Peters P. Quist L. Rotay 122 Seeing that Playboy is rated above Harpers . .. 123 Boy this gym floor is cold Best Looking.......................... Pat Sexton Most Popular.........................Jim Gamble Most Likely to Succeed......... Brendan Godfrey Best Dressed ........................ John Steelman Typical Senior ...................... Lenny Jenks Did Most For the Senior Class Best Student.......... Best Athlete.......... Noisiest ............. Best Basketball Player Best Football Player Best Baseball Player Most School Spirit Favorite Disk Jockey I forgot it. My baby sister ate it. My mother wrapped the garbage in it. I was jumped by some “baldies and they used it to shine their shoes. I was jumped by some “animals” and they chewed and fanged it until it was illegible. While exercising my eyes this morning I looked at it with my x-ray vision and it vaporized. I was playing bridge last night and by mistake used it as a score sheet. It was near this open window when all of a sudden it was spirited away by a white tornado. I sent it as a perfect penmanship speciman to the Smithsonian Institute. This morning I gave it to a teacher that looked exactly like you but he really wasn’t. SENIOR Favorite Actress................... Liz Taylor Favorite Gripe.........................Physics Favorite Actor ................... John Wayne Favorite Girls’ School ........... Holy Angels Favorite Song .......................... “409 Favorite TV Show .................. Bullwinklc Favorite Singer..................Johnny Mathis Favorite Sport .................... Basketball Favorite Subject ........................ Math Biggest Wolf....................... Tom Morgal Favorite Teachers, Mr. duBois and Brother Patrick. Most Active ..................... Louis Grams Well you see I have this chronic phobia for losing things and the doctor said I shouldn't become concerned over trivial matters. My pen went dry' and I know how you dislike work done in pencil. I had another assignment that I deemed more important to the career of my chosen profession. I spent the night fasting and praying for the conversion of Russia. My slide rule jammed. Just as I finished it a sonic boom knocked a bottle of ink off the shelf and it landed on my paper. By accident I used invisible ink. During the night the paper rotted into dust. On my way to school it was stolen by a band of red ants. .... Bill Shimp Paul St. Anthony Joe Manikowski Dick Overmoc Joe Manikowski .... Stan Durda .. Bobo Nelapa .... Bob Abdo .. Hal Murray I WOULD HAVE HAD MY HOMEWORK TODAY. BROTHER. BUT . . . 126 POLL 127 Larry Farrell “Sleepiest Senior Jim Gamble Best Sense of Humor’ SENIOR William Shiinp — President Bill, in addition to upsetting Mr. Johnson, spends his time bossing around the various activities of the Senior Class: he is Vice-President of NHS, a homeroom officer, winner of honorable mention from the National Merit Scholarship Program, active member of Contact, co-editor of this publication, and sticks his fingers in speech and baseball. This combination, diabolical dissector and impractical mathematician, is seriously thinking of a career in a field of science. Robert Abdo — First Vice-President Bob Abdo, the Lebanese contribution to the executive branch of the class of ’63, finds time to feed his ulcers by holding membership in NHS, Contact, Monogram Club, Homeroom Officer, Delta, and the Islander. Perfected co-ordination and reflexes have qualified him to participate in Wrestling, Baseball, track, penny pitching, and mission collecting. It is rumored that Bob has derived a code of living that neglects sleep, denies the unity of the family, and forms opinions. “Abby” plans to enter law — one side or the other. Steve Hedges — Second Vice-President This leafy character has flowered” in baseball, basketball, Delta, the Islander, NHS, Monogram Club, Contact, and as a homeroom officer. Steve is developing a superiority complex as a result of his performance as a National Merit finalist. Besides being ticklish he writes poetry. Because Hedgy got a kick out of biology class he intends to enter science at the U. of M. 128 OFFICERS LEONARD JENKS — TREASURER Treasurer, Leonard Jenks, is well known for his prowess on the basketball floor and on the baseball diamond. “Lenny,” who hails from Annunciation Parish, is also an influential member of Contact and of the Monogram Club. As a member of the De La Salle State Basketball Championship team, it is easily seen why he treasures most at De the memories of the state tournaments, fn looking ahead, Lenny is hoping to find a vocation that he will enjoy. LOREN LYNCH — BUSINESS MANAGER The Senior Class Business Manager, Loren Lynch, is an alumnus of Our Lady of Victory. “Lo’s” current office should suit his taste for he is one of the biggest pressure salesmen in the school. In his junior year he won a trip to Chicago for selling far over a hundred Mardi Gras Tickets. When he isn’t fast talking someone, he is busy participating in various activities such as football, track, baseball, wrestling, and the Monogram Club. His current plans for the future center on being successful in college. JAMES GAMBLE — SECRETARY This year's scribbler “Secretary James Gamble’’ is well known for his unique sense of humor. Who else in the school can imitate every one of his teachers, can remember every anecdote from every class, and, furthermore, can do a great slow-motion fighting performance. A well rounded individual, Jim, has not only played baseball and basketball, but he is also a meml er of the Delta. There has been an ugly nimor that this former Junior Class President is seriously thinking of turning very serious. Heaven forbid such a disaster! 129 RANDALL E. AHRENS Randy — St. John the Baptist — Ambition: To be a great lover and an even greater success — Remembers Most at Dr: Bro. Arnold’s friendly habits. WILLIAM G. ARNOLD “Flash — Assumption — Ambition: To be a Lawyer — Activities: Dramatics 4; Contact 3; Golf 4 — Remembers Most at De: The Charity House chow line boys on Hennepin. TERENCE M. ASCIIER Asch — Ascension — Ambition: To find one — Activities: Glee Club I; Science Club I; Debate 2 — Remembers Most at De: Keep in mind, “Doubtless the good nuns have told you MARK R ANDERSON Big Chick — Resurrection — Ambition: To get married — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Buron’s ties. CHARLES D. AUGER Chuck — Immaculate Conception — Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do — Activities: Glee Club I — Remembers Most at De: Bro. John Paul’s Biology labs. JAMES W. BALLUFF “Jim — St. Albert the Great — Ambition: 7o discover my ambition — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Arnold and his springtime workouts. JAMES B BECK Jim — Holy Rosary — Ambition: To make money the quickest way possible - - Activities: Football 12; Advisory officer 4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. . Ambrose’s 6th period. JOSEPH BALABAN “Joe — St. Joseph — Ambition: To be a success in life — Remembers Most at De: De La Salle Basketball games. DOUGLAS B BENGSON Bambi — Holy Name — Ambition: To graduate from college — Activities: Swimming 1221 Wrestling 2; Contact — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Kevin Francis. ROGER P. BARRETT “Rog — St. Albert the Great — Ambition: To go to college — Activities: Advi- sory Officer 2; Hockey 12 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Korbert and the Jr. class picnic. 130 JOHN P. BASKFIELD Bis John — St. Thomas The Apostle — Ambition: To Investigate for the FBI — Activities: Foot- ball Mgr. 4 — Remembers Most: Be- ing in the Varsity locker room after winning a football game. WILLIAM J. BIHNER “Bill” — Resurrection — Ambition: To be a success in whatever career I choose — Activities: Glee Club 12X4; Advisory Officer 4; NHS — Remembers Most at DE: Bro. Francis’ Chemistry lab periods. BRIAN BERG “Brian” — Holy Name — Ambition: To become a doctor without doing homework — Remembers Most at DE: Brother J. Leonard's “short” reading assignments. RICHARD J. BERGMAN “Dick — St. Peter — Ambition: To be a mechanic Activities: Wrestling 3 — Remembers Most at De: The fun of Sophomore year. DUANE J. BETKER “Duke” — Our Lady of Victory — Ambition: To become a successful businessman — Activities: Football I; Cheerleader 4 — Remembers Most at DE: All the days we had off. JOHN BIRD J.B.” — Annunciation — Ambition: To make a million or die trying — Activities: Hockey 12; Glee Club 4 — Remembers Most at DE: The studious work of fellow students. STEPHEN J. BORN “Bonic” — St. Helena - Ambition: To beat Jack in the NFL — Remembers Most at DE: The summer vacations and the long weekends. DALE W. BI.ASSINGHAM “Blass - Holy Name — Ambition: To obtain happiness, temporal and eternal — Remembers Most at DE: What I learned about learning. GERALD R. BORDEAU “Jerry” Basilica — Ambition: To become rich — Remembers Most at DE: “God is good and they had faith.” MICHAEL A. BOYD Rabbit” — St. Joan of Arc Ambition: To be a muckraking lawyer — Activities: Debate I — Remembers Most at DE: Bro. Arnold’s English class. 131 ROBERT BREUN “Bruin — Immaculate Conception — Ambition: To become a high-flying scientist Activities: Islander 2,3.4: Debate 3,4: NHS Remembers Most at De: Bro. Michael’s self-styled debate on “Shoud DR go co-educational?” MICHAEL I. BURKHARDT Burk's” — St. Anne — Ambition: To be a success in the field of business — Activities: Golf 4 — Remembers Most at De: The new friends I made in my two years at De. CHARLES A. BRAMBILLA Charlie” — Incarnation - Ambition: To become an overpaid teacher Activities: Football 2; Swimming 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; NHS — Remembers Most at De: The sarcastic remarks of Bro. Francis. RICHARD R. BRETZKE Dirk — Incarnation — Ambition: To succeed in everything I do Activities: Camera Club 4: Delta 4 Remembers Most at De: Those unique Chemistry lab periods. ROBERT M BUCKVOLD Bobl cr” — St. Kevin Ambition: To hear Jim Gamble say something that isn’t funny — Activities: Basketball I2S.4 — Remembers Most at De: My four homeroom advisors. THOMAS P. BURKE Tammy St. Albert the Great — Ambition: To be a lawyer and sports car racer — Activities: Radio Club IJ23.4 — Remembers Most at De: Winter walks from the C-Building to the main building. JEROME H. BUCKLEY Jerc” — St. Albert the Great — Ambition: To own my own speed shop — Remembers Most at De: The 1962 De vs. Hill football game. PATRICK W. BUTLER Pat — Visitation — Ambition: To go to college and graduate with a D.DJs. degree — Remembers Most at De: The day I registered, because it started a year and a half of fun and enjoyment. JERRY W. BYZEWSKI “Jer” — Our Lady of Lourdes — Ambition: To be a lawyer - Activities: Contact 4 Science Club I — Remembers Most at De: The moat we constructed as Juniors for the Rose Dance. MICHAEL T. CALDER Mike — St. Annrs — Ambition: To be a success in everything I attempt - - Activities: Football 2; Golf 122.4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. ]. Edward’s Spanish classes. 132 THOMAS J. CAMERON “Tom — Our Lady of Victory Ambition: To get married and still makt money. — Activities: Bowling I.tague — Remembers Most at De: The fun at the State Basketball Tournaments. RICHARD H. CARLSON Rick” — Molt Holy Trinity — Ambition: To be over six feet tall — Activities: Adv. Officer 2; Basketball 122.4: Baseball 12 — Remembers Most at De: The fire drills in cold weather. DAVID M. CARRAHF.R Dave” — Incarnation — Ambition: To retire — Activities: Baseball 12,4; Adv. Officer 2 — Remembers Most at De: The State Basketball Tournaments. EDWARD J. CASEY “Ed — St Albert — Ambition: To be a success — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Nor-bert. MARTIN CELUSNAK Marty St. Austin Ambition: To learn and to lead a successful life - Activities: Islander 2: Dramatics 4: NffS: Adv. Officer 4 Remembers Most at DE: WILLIAM C. CHAPLIN “Georgia — Visitation — Ambition: To support the Big Three Activities: Football 3.4; Wrestling 3.4; Monogram Club 4 — Remembers Most at De: The Brothers and the students. JAMES E. CHAPMAN Jim — Immaculate Conception - - Ambition: To marry into money — Activities: Football 12,4 — Remembers Most at De: The State Basketball Tournaments. MICHAEL B CHRISTIAN Chris” — St. Peter — Ambition: To be a success — Activities: Adv. Officer 12,' Contact 22. WILLIAM R CLARK Clark — Christ the King — Ambition: To make a career of the Navy — Remembers Most at De: Bro. John C. and his P. I. Club. JOHN C. CLAUSEN Jack — Annunciation — Ambition: Beal Steve in the NFL — Activities: Track 122.4. Cross country 22.4; Monogram Club 4; Ad-risory Officer 2 — Remembers Most at De: The Alumni picnic of Bro. Michael's Freshman year. 133 ROBERT J. CLEARS’ Bob” — Nativity — Ambition: To pass one of Bro. Francis’s Chem. tests — Remembers Most At De: Bro. Arnold. PATRICK L. COLEMAN Tex — St. Thomas the Apostle — Ambition: To be the Texas Ambassador to the US. — Activities: Science Club 23; Islander 4; Delta 4: Contact 4 — Remembers Most at De: The entire Junior year. CHARLES COLLINS Chuck” — Ambition: To be a filthy, rich war monger Remembers Most at De: Good times in my four English classes. DONALD J. CLOUGH Whipped — St. Kevin — Ambition: To go through college — Activities: B” Squad Basketball; Class Officer 2 — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Maro- ney’s Problems Class. JOHN P. CONNELLY Incarnation — Ambition: To be on time for school five days in a row — Activities: Advisory Officer 13, 4 — Remembers Most at De: The day I was impeached. HAROLD B COPE Incarnation Ambition: To get through College — Activities: Track 2.3,4; Inlander 23.4; Camera Club 23, 4; Delta 4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Arnold’s supreme command. JAMES CORMICAN Dizzy” — St. Steven — Ambition: Spanish Interpreter — Activities: Chess 12 — Bowling 3,4 — Remembers Most at De: Summer School. THOMAS P. COLEMAN Torn” — St. Bridget’s — Ambition: To Finish College — Activities: Football I, 23,4; Hockey 23.4; Monogram Club 3,4; Ado. Officer 13.4; Baseball 13 — Remembers Most at De: Kicking the winning point in the Hill game. 134 And, as Gamble always tells his Mother . . JOHN M. CRUIKSHANK “John — St. Anne — Ambition: Meet the challenge Activities: Basketball I, 2.3,4; Baseball 3.4; Advisory Officer 12, 3.4; Glee Club 4 — Remembers Most at De: The good times with Bro. Liguori. CHRISTOPHER J. CUTTER “Butcher — Christ the King — Ambition: Gel good marks — Activities: Glee Club 3,4 — Remembers Most at De: The smoking periods. GERALD F. DAVIS Jerry — St. Helena — Ambition: Make De La Salle co-ed — Activities: Track I; Baseball 2; Class Officer I — Remembers Most at De: Biology class under Br. J. Paul. JOHN F. DEMARS Ascension — Ambition: To graduate from Annapolis — Remembers Most at De: Mr. DuBois’ sense of humor. DENNIS R. DENNING Denny — Visitation — Ambition: To get through college and be a successful engineer — Activities: Hockey 2; Dramatics 4 Remembers Most at De: Bro. John C. MARIO D. DILISI “Go-Go Flash — Basilica — .Ambition: To be an engineer — Remembers Most at DE: Bro. Clarence's English class. Mr. Horning's sales class, and the Benilde games. PATRICK W. DOLAN Pat” — St. Anne’s — Ambition: To graduate from college — Activities: Football 2, Advisory Officer 4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Arnold. JAMES J. DONNA “Jim — St. Charles Borromco Ambition: electrical engi- neering — Activities: Track 2, Radio Club — Remembers Most at De: Chemistry with Bro. H. Francis. C. DAVID DIETZ Dave — Immaculate Conception — Ambition: To be a good Catholic — Activities: Track IJ.4 — Remembers Most at De: My Junior year. JAMES W. DONNELLY Jim” — St. Helena — Ambition: To go to college — Activities: Dramatics 4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. H. Paul. 135 JOHN’ A DRAGSETH ‘‘Jack” — St. Helena — Ambition: To be tuccestful in my eyes as well as in the eyes of others — Activities: Football Mgr. 2, 4; Basketball Mgr 2. 4 —• Remembers Most at De: The ’61 and ’62 State Catholic Basketball Tournaments. GERALD M DORHOLT Jerry” — St. Anne — Ambition: To make my first million before I am twenty Remembers Most at De: Mr. Franczek’s English class. PATRICK W. DOTY Pat” — Immaculate Conception — Ambition: To be smarter than the teachers — Activities: Delta 4; Islander 4; Glee Club I — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Arnold. STANLEY J DURDA, JR “Horse” — Holy Rosary — Ambition: To be as good a man as some I’ve met — Activities: Football 123,4: Contact 23.4: Track 23.4; Dramatics 12: Baseball I — Remembers Most at DE: Pre-season practice in 90° heat. LOUIS B EDISON Louie” — Annunciation — Ambition: To be the ”Big Wheel” - Activities: Glee Club 2: Delta 4 — Remembers Most at De: The State Basketball Tournaments. J. MICHAEL EGAN “Mike” — St. Austin — Ambition: To graduate from college Activities: Foot- ball 2; Baseball 2: Golf 4 — Remembers Most at De: The wild times at our lunch table and Bro. Wizard’s Chemistry class. JAMES N. ELSEN “Jim” - St. Anne — Ambition: Architectural engineer — Activities: Football 12: Basketball 12: Advisory Officer 123 — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Milbauer’s Spanish clats. ROBERT E. ENRIGHT Bob - St. Stephen - Ambition: Success Remembers Most at De: All the Brothers and teachers. DAVID L. DRAPER “Draper — Incarnation — Ambition: To make a career out of the Navy Remembers Most at De: Bro. Arnold’s Sophomore English class. ROBERT A. EICHENBERGER Kraut — Resurrection Ambition: To go on to college — Activities: Football 1, 2; Track 12 Remembers Most at De: Mr. Taylor’s English class. 136 LARRY A. FARRELL St Mary — Ambition: To find a good job and work hard — Remembers Mott at De: All the good times and fun that I had here with the teachers. RICHARD C. ERICKSON “Dick —St. Stephen's — Ambition: To shack out in the bigwoods ■ Activities: Swimming 22,4; Advisory Officer — Remembers Most at De: Christmas vacation with Bro. Hugh. RICHARD P FAGERI.EE “Dick — St. Clement — Ambition: To be a success Remembers Most at De: Bro. Am-brosf. DENNIS G. FEDOR Denny — Resurrection — Ambition: To be a scientist — Activities: Islander 3. 4; Art Club 3.4: Delta 4; Contact 4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Francis’ patience during lab periods and Mr. duBois’ vocabulary. JAMES F. FINNEGAN Jim —Incarnation — Ambition: To think of something for an ambition Remembers most at De: Junior year Basketball State Championship. DENNIS R FISHER “Fingers” — St. Peter — Ambition: Mechanic — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Horning. I RONALD E. FLICK Ron” — St. Joan of Arc — Ambition: Money — Activities: Glee Club I — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Ambrose’s mean T-square. JOHN M FLYNN John — St. Mary — Ambition: To go to college — Remembers most at De: Bro. Arnold's Algebra class. PETER A. FOY Pete St. Bridget's — Ambition: To get a degree in dray-ma — Activities: Dramatics 12,3,4; Speech 3.4; Art 3; Delta 3 — Remembers Most at De: “The Matchmaker.” CARL A. FLIC.GE “Flig” — St. Helena’s — Ambition: To get through Physics — Activities: Baseball 122,4 — Remembers Most at De: My Junior advisor. 137 STEVE M FRANKS ‘'Steve” — Incarnation — Ambition: To graduate and to be a success — Activities: Track 4 — Remembers Most at De: The first two weeks in Mr. Shrake’s Freshman class. PATRICK K. FRAWLEY “Pat — Visitation — Ambition: To make five million dollars the easiest possible way Activities: Track 12; Wrestling ; De-Mens 22,4; Contact 2.3,4 Remembers Most at De: All those swell guys 1 met! JOHN N. GEIS John” St. Mark — Ambition: To get further education while in service — Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Contact I, 2 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Arnold, room 107, two hours each day. GARY E. GICE Gary — Immaculate Conception — Ambition: To be a game warden -- Activities: Glee Club 1, 2 — Remembers Most at De: The friendly classes of Brother Arnold. WILUAM M. FURLONG “Bill — St. Austin - - Ambition: To enter into the business world Activities: Advisory Officer 2 — Remembers Most at De: The good times in Junior guidance. ROBERT M GEDDES Chuddy” Annunciation — Ambition: To be a great mathematician — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Francis. ROBERT W. GIBBS Diz” Resurrec- tion — Ambition: To go through a swimming season without an injury — Activities: Football I; Track 12: Swimming 122.4; MIS — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Panian’s authentic accounts of Caesar’s wars. LEE C. GOEMER Lee — St. Mary — Ambition: To get through college — Remembers most at De: Bro. Arnold. BRENDAN B GODFREY Our Lady of Victory — Ambition: To be research scientist for AFC — Activities: Chess 12, Debate 122,4; Delta 4; — Remembers Most at DE: The time spent trying to invent something to remember. THOMAS L. GLENNON “Lightnin — Holy Name — Ambition: To go to college — Activities: Wrestling I; Track I — Remembers Most at De: Driving Fever to school. 138 MICHAEL A. GOMEZ Go-Go — St. Albert The Great — Ambition: To be fiction editor of the Encyclopedia Britanni-ca — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Joseph. STEPHEN M. GRABOWSKI ■‘Grabber” — Our Lady of Victory — Ambition: To Ret to heaven — Activities: Football 122.4; Basketball 1.2J3.4; Wrestling 4; Adv. Officer 22.4 — Remembers Most at De: Playing football in my senior year. WILLIAM F GRACYASZ “Willy” All Saints — Ambition: To be a success in college — Activities: Bowling Team — Remembers most at De: Mr. Shrake and his ring. LOUIS W CRAMS “Louts — Christ The King Ambition: To serve Christ as He sees fit — Activities: Dramatics 122.4; Glee Club 122.4: Art Club 122.4: Monogram Club 22.4; Delta 22.4; Islander 2.4: Speech 4; Adv. Officer 1.3 — Remembers Most at De: A Clown and a Flower. JOHN C. GRECH Jack — St. Austin — Ambition: To graduate from college — Remembers Most at D t: Bro. Ralph’s cigars and his bus. JAMES A. GREENWALD Slink” — St. Austin — Ambition: To marry — Activities: Class Officer I — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Oliver’s guidance period. THOMAS A. GROSE Tom” — Ascension — Ambition: Bacteriologist — Activities: Glee Club 1,4 — Remembers Most at De: Some of the stories Mr. Graf used to tell us. MICHAEL J. GRUIDI. Mike — St. Anne — Ambition: To be a success in life — Activities: Football I, 22; Track 12; Islander 3,4; Della 4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Joseph’s cowboy hat. No, Tritbough, 517c isn’t an ’A”’ 139 JOHN D. GUNDERSEN Gus St. Bridget Ambition: To buy the world and kick everyone off it — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Odell. FREDERICK G. GUNNON “Fred — Ascension Ambition: To succeed in life as a good .Catholic — Activities: Advisory Officer 123,4: Wrestling 4; Senior Council Remembers Most at De: Mr. Johnson's money making schemes. JAMES M. HALEK Jim” — Ascension — Ambition: To be a Professional Bowler — Activities: Basket- ball I; Advisory Officer 12 — Remembers Most at De: The days we got our Report Cards. GARRY M. HAM.MAN “Mike — St. Timothy — Ambition: To I ad a good Catholic life — Activities: Basketball I; Delta 4 Remembers Most at De: Bro. H. Ambrose's Reflections. JAMES J. HAUBRICH “Jim” — Resurrection — Ambition: To feel a personal success and satisfaction in my life work — Activities: Art Club 12.3, Glee Club 1,4: Islander 2; Dramatics Club 4 - - Remembers Most at De: Bro. Arnold, a good teacher: and Bro. Clarence, a good friend. GEORGE HAYDEN “George” — Assumption — Ambition: To become a Mechanic Act.: Baseball 123.4 — Remembers Most: Playing Baseball for Mr. Horning. STEPHEN J. HEALY Steve” — Annunciation — Ambition: To be a good Catholic — Activities: Football 12: MIS — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Arnold’s Guidance periods. THOMAS F. HEANEY Wheel” — Resurrection — Ambition: To go a long way in a short time with a long life — Activities: Adv. Officer 12.4: Baseball I; Glee Club I — Remembers Most at De: The Junior Yr. Library Guidance Periods. JOHN W HEBERT Rosebud — Ambition: To become a For-estor - Activities: NHS — Remembers Most at De: Religion class with Bro. Arnold. FRANK HELM Frank” — St. Clements — Ambition: To join the Navy Remembers Most at De: Mr. MilbauePs Paddle. 140 JAMES C. HIGGINS J.C.” - St. Stephen — Ambition: To become a Mortician and then take care of Bro. H. Francis — Activities: Glee Club 2.4; Tennis 3, 4 — Remembers Mott at De: The great chemistry class of Bro. Francis. DON HI I.SON “Wildonc” St. Alphonsu Ambition: To find the right girl — Activities: Wrestling 12 3.4; Football 3: Track 3 - Remembers Most at De: My English Classes. MICHAEL J. HITE “Mike — Annunciation — Ambition — Graduate with a degree in forestry — Activities: Glee Club I — Remembers Most at De: The Brothers. THOMAS I. HIRSCH “Herscybar — Resurrection — Ambition: To make a career in forestry — Activities: Baseball I; Bowling 12 — ? • members Most at De: Mr. Taylor and his pet words. CHARLES W. HOLT “Charlie — St. Albert the Great — Ambition: To graduate from the V of M with a degree in ? - Activities: Hockey 22.4; Mon- ogram Club 3.4: Football 3.4; Swimming I — Remembers Most at De: “Happy Hour’ with Bro. Stephen. BRIAN E HOLZER Lord — Annunciation — Ambition: To quit smoking — Remembers Most at De: My sophomore year. JOHN R HUDOBA “John — Holy Cross — Ambition: To be an Architect - Activities: Golf 12.3,4; Radio Club 22,4 — Remembers Most at De: Going to the 7062 dances at De with a different girl each time. WILLIAM T. HUNEY Bill — St. Thomas Ambition: To stay single until 20 — Activities: Advisory Officer 22.4; Hockey 2. 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4 — Remembers Most at De: Louise and her spring fling- RONALD J. HYLAND Hydnw — St. Richard — Ambition: To Wrestle Mr. M Remembers Most at De: Last day in Bro. Peter’s class. TIMOTHY E. HYNES Hine St. Helena Ambition: To make a career out of the Marines — Activities: Advisory Officer 12 — Remembers Most at De: Riding in Davis’s convert and the State Tournament games. 141 CONRAD R. IFFERT “Plow jockey — Sl Albert — Ambition: Farmer — Remembers Most at DE: Mr. Graf’s orange glasses. ROBERT Nl. IWASKEWYCZ Bob — St. Constantine — Ambition: To follow my ambition Remembers Most at DE: Bro. L. Ambrose. ROBERT I. JACENKO “Bob — St. Charles — Ambition: To block I o Homellini — Activities: Football 122,4; Track 1.22.4: Monogram Club 4 Remembers Most at DE: Bro. Joseph. LARRY J. JAKUBIK “Jake — Holy Cross — Ambition: To obtain a college degree Remembers Most at DE: Mr. Franczok’s English class. JAMES W. JENSEN “Bill” St. Charles — Ambition: To have a full tank of gas — Remembers Most at DE: Monday mornings at 8:30. JOHN F. JENSEN “Bucky — St. Stephen — Ambition: To own a new Corvette — Activities: Football 12; Swimming 22,4 — Remembers Most at DE: The graduation dance. FRANCIS E JOB Frank — St. Austin — Ambition: To retire — Remembers Most at DE: Mr. Shrake and Mr. Horning. FRANK X. JOBST “Frank — Incarnation — Ambition: To marry a tall. rich, beautiful blonde. — Remembers Most at DE: Half-time of the 1962 homecoming game. LAWRENCE JOHNSON “Larry” — Incarnation — Ambition: To get through college — Remembers Most at DE: The State Basketball Championship 1962. TIMOTHY L. JOHNSON Tim” — Annunciation — Ambition: To be a lawyer — Activities: Football 1.22.4; Baseball 122.4; Advisory Officer 12,4 — Remembers Most at DE: Football and basketball games. 142 ROBERT M. JONES Bob — Annunciation - Ambition: To be a success both spiritually and materially — Activities: Golf 122 A — R'- members Most at De: The day it snowed at Mr. Johnson’s Snowball Open Golf Tournament. CHARLES R JORGENSEN “Charlie — St. Mary’s — Ambition: To retire at 30 — Remembers Most at De: Traveling 25 miles to De every day. DENNIS M. KEATING Denny — St. Joan of Arc — Ambition: To own a speed shop worth appraisal — Activities: Baseball I, Football 2. Wrestling 4, Adv. Officer 4 — Remembers Most af De: Bro. John C. and Bro. Liguori. JOHN K KARCZEWSKI Jack — Asceasion — Ambition: To succeed in life — Activities: Hockey I. Debate I. Adv. Officer 2 — Remembers most at De: The stories Bro. John C. told in the green room before classes began. PHILIP S. KAROL Clod St. Austin — Ambition: Radio announcer — Activities; Adv. Officer 1.4 — Remembers most at De: Mr. Franczok’s English classes. JAY W. KELLER Jerry” — Our Lady of Victory Ambition: To rule the Mafia — Activities: Adv. Officer 12.4, Baseball 12. Hockey 12. Golf 4, Senior Council — Remembers Most at De: Water fights in Chem. lab. KARL N. KETTER St. Joseph — Ambition: To read my own handwriting — Activities: Track I, Delta 4. Swimming 122,4, S'HS, Monogram Club 4 — Remembers Most at De: The perfect imitation of Simon Ingres during swimming workouts by Bro. Hugh. CYRIL H KNOBLAUCH “Cy — Holy Name — Ambition: To teach at De before it sinks — Activities: Islander I, 22.4, Delta 4 Remembers Most at De: Algebra II and “Forty thousand feet over Arabia.r JOSEPH C KOLB “Joe — St. Austin — Ambition: To gel a good job — Activities: Hockey I — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Horning in class. EDWARD J. KOPLOS “Nick the Greek — St. Albert the Great — Ambition: To get this yearbook out on time for once. — Activities: Delta 3.4 — Remembers Most at De: WDGY Mpls. 20, Minn. 143 JOSEPH J. KOTOWICZ “Joe” — All Saints Ambition: Matins Career — Rememben Mott at DE: Mr. Dzied-lie’s history class. ANDREW J. KOVACS “Skip — Assumption Ambition: To get a college education Activities: Glee Club 2, 3,4 — Remembers Most at DE: Religion. DANIEL J KRAUS “Dan - St. Vincent de Paul — Ambition: To get an easy job with a big salary — Activities: NHS — Remembers Most at DE: All the free days and half days we had. LLOYD R KREATZ “Lloyd — St. Anne — Ambition To have Chaplin make a million — Rememben Most at DE: The big three and wrestling SOW. DAVID A. KRIDER Dave — St. Richard — Ambition: To manage Chaplin's estate — Activities: Football 123.4; tV re jt ling 23.4; Track 133.4; Monogram Club 3.4 — Remembers Most at DE: Big three and State Tournament. RICHARD G. KRUEGER Rinky Dink — St. Kevin — Ambition: To earn $10,000 a year — Activities: Base- ball 3; Islander 4 — Remembers Most at DE: The weekends and holidays. DANIEL W. KRAM Danny” — Incarnation — Ambition: To marry a banker’s daughter — Activities: Advisory Offi- cer I; Football 23.4; Dramatics I — Remembers Most at DE: Bro. Stephen. PAUL E. KRASSELT Paul — St. Peter — Ambition: To be a doctor — Activities: Advisory Officer — Remembers Most at DE: Planting petunias for Bro. I.. Ambrose. What did you say about Jesuits?’’ RICHARD L. KUGLER Kugles — Incarna-tion Ambition: To become part of Bro. H. Francis’ vegetable garden — Activities: Contact 4; Islander 3,4; Camera Club 3, 4; Delta 4; — Re-members Most at Dr: Junior Year and the Noble Warriors. WILLIAM G. KUBITSCHEK Ruby - St. Albert Ambition: To go to St. Clould State — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Arnold’s way of Teaching. THOMAS P. KUDAK “Tom” Immaculate Conception — Ambition: l am how to make lots of legal money at college — Activities: — Remembers Most a English Classes. Bowling 3; Pep Club De: Mr. Franczok's LAWRENCE J. LA PITZ Lars” — Holy Name — Ambition: To be shortest man in my clast — Activities: Football 2; Track 2; Wrestling 22,4 — Remembers Most at De: Junior year picnic with Mr. Horn- ing. GARY LAPALME “Gary — Our Lady of Victory Ambition: Electronics Engineer - Activities: Track 22, 4; Cross Country 3,4; — Remembers Most at De: The Championship basketball teams and the regional game of ’62. JOHN M LEBENS John” — St. Mary’s Ambition: To join the U.S. Navy — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Arnolds English Class. DENNIS S. LASOTA “Denny” — Holy Cross — Ambition: To get Dad’s car for one night. — Activities: Basketball 12; Art Club I: Golf 122,4; — Remembers Most at De: My stimulating talks with Steve Mass at the Lunch table. FRANK J. LEI M BEK F.J.L.” — Ascension — Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer — Activities: Chess Club I; Homework 122A — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Francis. DAVID B KURIMAY Dave” — St. Helena's — Ambition: To study Political Science — Activities: Football 122,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Advisory Officer 12, 3.4; Glee Club 2.4 — Remembers Most at De: Sneaking into a DeLaSalle sockhop wearing shorts and sweat shirt. LAWRENCE P LARSON Lar” — Resurrection — Ambition: To finish college and join the Peace Corps. — Activities: Adv. Officer 3,4; Senior Senate; Junior Council; Track I; Glee Club 1 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Norbert Bro. John Paul. 145 JAMES N. LEITSCHUH Jim” — St. Margaret Mary — Ambition: To go to college — Activities: Howling 1,2 — Remembers Most at De: Brother John Paul's Biology class. RONALD A LEITSCHUH “Ron” — St. Boniface — Ambition: To be a success in college — Activities: Class Officer I. Bowling 12 — Remembers Most at DE: Brother Norbert. JAMES A. LINNEBERG •‘Charlie” — Holy Name — Ambition: To be ambitious — Activities: Radio Club 3,4. Science Club 12. NHS — Remembers Most at DE: Brother John Paul. JAMES S. LI PA Y i m m y” — Holy Cross — Ambition: To be what 1 don’t know what I want to be — Activities: Golf 3,4 — Remembers Most at DE: The fine food that is served here. THOMAS L. LEONARD “Lenny” St. Austin — Ambition: To play hockey for the Montreal Canadiani Activities: Advisory Officer 1,22.4, Hockey 12,3,4 — Remembers Most at DE: The first Cretin Hockey game in the ’6 -’62 season. DENNIS R LeVESQUE LcVcsquc — St. Charles Bnrromco Ambition: To beat Plocienik in golf Activities: Track 1.2, Golf 4. NHS Remembers Most at DE: Brother H. Francis’ “tough bananas” hour. RICHARD H. LUCAS “L uke — St. Charles Borromeo — Ambition: Go on the Pro Tour — Activities: Junior Council, Golf 3,4; NHS — Remembers Most at DE: The basketball games. EDWARD A. LITWINCZAK Eddie — Basilica of St. Mary’s — Ambition: To go to college Remembers most at DE: The Brothers. DANIEL J. LOCKE “Elmer — St. Anne’s Ambition: To get ahead in everything — Activities: Football I, Hockey 12, Contact 3, Glee Club 3. NHS -— Remembers Most at DE: My humorous senior class. STEPHEN R. MAAS “Pete — St. Uw-rence — Ambition: To play professional hockev or baseball Activities: Golf 4 — Remembers Most at DE: Dennis I.aSota. 146 JAMES L. MacMASTERS “Jim - — St. Lawrence — Ambition: To be a priest — Re-members Mott at De: Mr. Bohen. MICHAEL A. MAHOWALD ••Mike — Visitation — Ambition: To graduate from college — Activities: Hockey 2; Track 3 — Remembers Most at De: My fateful senior year! MICHAEL J. MANNING Big Mike” — St. Lawrence — Ambition: To work in Glucks Brewery keg room — Remembers Most at De: The Brothers. JAMES T. MARTIN Jim” — Annunciation — Ambition: To set the world on fire — Activities: Hockey 12; Football 2; Baseball 2; Class Officer 2 — Remembers Most at De: The day Mr. Bohen’s wrath overcame him. RALPH R MANGAN, JR. Ralph — St. Helena — Ambition: To Attend Dunwoody - Remembers Most at De: The Junior year at De. JOSEPH MANIKOWSKI Irish St. Charfc Ambition: To become an Irishman — Activities: Advisory Officer 3.4: Basketball 123.4; Football 123.4; Track 23.4; Monogram Club 3.4; Contact 23: Junior Council — Remembers Most at De: 4 years of Mr. Reinhart’s halftime talks. TIMOTHY W. MANSK Tim — St. Austin — Ambition: To succeed in everything — Activities: Glee Club I; Bowling 3,4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Francis and his chemistry class. PAUL C. MARCH Charlie — St. Charles Ambition: To become an F.lectronics Engineer — Radio Club 123,4 Remembers Most at De: Bro. John Paul's Biology class. PATRICK J. MARREN Walt” — St. Lawrence — Ambition: To be an electrical engineer Activities: Baseball I; Radio Club I; HHS — Remembers Most at De: Soph. 307. DON MASLOWSK! Don — Holy Cross — Ambition: To be a rich salesman — Activities: Hockey I; Observer 123,4 — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Horning. 147 JOSEPH P MATULA “Joe — Immaculate Conception Ambition: To graduate from college Activities: NHS; Baseball 2; Freshman basketball league Remembers Most at DE: The day Rro. Arnold climbed out of the window in 307. WILLIAM H. McBRIDE “Bill” — St. Charles — Ambition: To be a teacher — Activities: YCS 12 — Remembers Most at DE: Mr. DuBois TIMOTHY S. McCOOL “Bearcat — Basilica — Ambition: To lose that nickname — Remembers Most at DE: Brother Jerome. william t. McDonald Terry - - Our I ady of the Like Ambition: To go to college — Remembers Most at DE: Someone climbing through the window in room 203. john p McDonough Jack” — Annunciation Ambition: To be a lawyer Activities: Hockey 12: Advisory Officer 12 Remembers Most at DE: Brother Liguori’s Geometry class. JAMES McCORMACK “Mac — Holy Rosary — Ambition: To find my vocation in life — Activities: Football 12,4 — Remembers Most at DE: Our championship basketball teams. THOMAS O McGRUDER “McGoo — Holy Name — Ambition: To have as much fun through life as I’ve had at DE .Activities: Wrestling 22.4; Bowling 2 — Re- members Most at DE: Bro. Norbert. THOMAS R. McGUIRE “Tom — Christ the King — Ambition: To do my best Activities: Islander 4; Delta 4; Camera Club 4; Contact 4 — Remembers Most at DE: Bro. Francis’ Chemistry class. 148 “ wonder where I left my Rosary . . WILLIAM K. McQUISTON “Bill — Holy Rosary — Ambition: Activities: Advisory Officer; Wrestling 2, 3,4; Football 4; Monogram Club 4; Remembers Most at De: Losing. RICHARD J. McHALE Ricky — Nativity — Ambition: To get rich quick — Activities: Advisory officer 12,3; Glee Club I; Junior Council — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Norbert and basketball games. DONALD C. McLEAN Don — St. Timothy — Ambition: To reach success at an early age. Activities; Delta 4 — Remembers Most at De: My teachers and friends. JAMES S. Me V AY Jim Our Lady of Victory — Ambition: To be a professional baseball player — Activities: Basketball I; Tennis 12; Advisory officer 3.4; Baseball 4 — Remembers Most at De: The De vs. Benilde Basketball games. JAMES M. MEEHAN Jiin — Ambition: To go on to college — Remembers Most at De: Brother Fidelis' English class. R. GARY MEHR Mirror, mirror on the wall — Annunciation Ambition: To teach English or Mathematics Activities: Swimming 3,4 — Remembers Most at De: Class picnic at my cabin. DAVID METTY Dave — Incarnation — Ambition: College education -— Remembers Most at D e: Brother Mi-chael’s cheers. DAVID J. MEYERS C r i c k e t — Assumption — Ambition: To become an electrical engineer — Activities: Radio club 3 — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Panian’s Latin class. MICHAEL F. MILLER “Mike St. Stephen — Ambition: Forest Ranger — Activities: Baseball 2 — Remembers Most at De: The crowded halls. JOSEPH P. MOORE “Joe - Incarnation - Ambition: To be a bachelor — Activities: Wrestling 122,4; Cross Country 2; Football I; NHS — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Mahowald's History class. 149 THOMAS R MORGAL Tom” - St. Anne — Ambition: To ski in the ’68 Winter Olympics — Activities: Hockey 12; Class Officer 1.4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Joseph’s English class. MICHAEL L. MORRISON “Mike — St. Boniface — Ambition: To be President of Trit• bough’s Fan Club — Activities: Bouling I. 2; Advisory Officer 4: NHS Remembers Most at De: The Frisky Ones” during lunch period. ROBERT V. MUNSINGER Monk — Incarnation — Ambition: Get through college Activities: Class Officer 22; Hockey 1.2 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. John C. LORENZ M. MULI FR Mull” — Incarnation — Ambition: To be a WDGY secret srnilt — Activities: Tennis 12. 3.4; Monogram Club — Remembers Most at De: Those small” homework aisignments. RICHARD P. MULLOY Beav — Visitation — Ambition: To continue ... — Activities: Contact 22; Baseball 12; Football 122,4; Advisory Officer 122.4; Glee Club 4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Fidelis. MIKE P. MURPHY Mike — Visitation — Ambition: To be a good Catholic — Activities: Glee Club 122.4 Remembers Most at De: Having Bro. Fidelis for sixth and seventh periods in my senior year. DENNIS A. NAGAN Denny — Incarnation — Ambition: To graduate from college in four years — Remembers Most at De: ????????? ROBERT C. NAJARIAN Bob — St. Charles Borromro Ambition: To become a successful doctor and live a good Christian life — Activities: Football 3.4; Golf 122.4; Glee Club 2. Advisory Officer 2 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Norbert’s Latin class. STEVEN M. NALEPKA “B o b o” — Holy Cross — Ambition: To marry a good Catholic woman — Activities: Baseball I, 22,4: Basketball 12 — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Buron’s Algebra class. TIMOTHY B NELSON “Tim — Annunciation — Ambition: To be a success — Remembers Most at De: Large attendance and spirit at basketball games. 150 MICHAEL A. NESS “Elliot” — St. Lawrence — Ambition: To gel out of the house — Activities: Football I; Baseball 12; Golf 4; Class Of-ficer 3; Hockey 4; Advisory Officer I; Glee Club; Contact — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Fidelis. BRIAN F. NICOL “Nick” - Incarnation - Ambition: To be a full man — Activities: Football 1; Hockey 12; Delta 4 — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Panian’s Sophomore Latin Class. JOHN P. QUELLETTE “Ofiie — St. Bridgets — Ambition: To get my Buick on the Road again — Remembers Most at De: Checker games in Mr. Taylor's Class. DENNIS R NEW INSKI Denny” — St. Boniface — Ambition: To make life worth living — Activities: Football 122.4; Track 122,4; Monogram Club 4; Class Officer 3 — Remembers Most at De: The day of Bro. Liguori’s funeral. VICTOR J. NEWINSKI “Vic St. Boniface — Ambition: To be a successful engineer — Activities: Football 2 — Remembers Most at De: De I a Salle dances. ROBERT H. NICHOLS “Nick St. Pcter'i Ambition: To be successful in later life — Remembers Most at De: Maintenance work every day after school. JOSEPH A NORLING “Joe” — St. George — Ambition: To be success at whatever do — Activities: Class Officer 12: Contact 1,4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. John C.'s P.l. Club. WILLIAM L. O’CONNOR “Brwo St. Bridget Ambition: To Retire at 18 — Remembers Most at De: Thursdays. RICHARD J. OSTMOE “Rick” — St. Charles — Ambition: To be happy — Activities: Track 2; Golf 4 Remembers Most at De: Nora-East lunchroom table. ARNOLD W. OVER “Amic — St. Helena — Ambition: chemical engineer — Activities: Advisory Officer 12 — Remembers Most at De: The Sinking of 102. 151 RICHARD J. OVERMOE “Dirk St. Austin — Ambition: To be more successful in life Activities: Debate I; Islander I; Bowling Remembers Most at DE: Mr. Johnson's fines. ANDREW J PAPIZ Andy” — St. Constantine - Ambition: To start my own religion Activities: Track 12. 3,4 Remembers Most at De: Brother Arnold. JAMES J PARADISE Jim — St. Anne — Ambition: To have a happy and successful life — Activities: Basketball I; Glee Club 2J3,4: Contact 22,4 — Remembers Most at De: The fine students, brothers, and lay faculty. JOHN J. PARADISE Jack — St. Anne — Ambition: To be a success in the law enforcement field — Activities: Basketball 12; Glee Club 3,4; Contact 3,4; Baseball 2 — Remembers Most at De: The Benilde basketball games. FRANCIS J. PARON Frank — St. Mark Ambition: To carry on the tradition of Catholic De-men — Activities: Class officer . SHS — Remembers Most at De: The courage and sportsmanship of De athletes. DONALD G. PAULY Gary — Resurrection Ambition: To get through college — Remembers Most at De: Studying quietly in the library. TERRY M. PAZIK “Mike — St. Al-p h o n s u s Ambition: To finish all my schooling and get a good Job —Activities: Baseball 12; Football 12; Hockey 2 — Remembers Most at De: The Benilde games. JOHN W. PEARSON “Big John” - St. Mary — Ambition: To be a Franciscan Brother Remem- bers Most at De: Mr. Horning's class: You gambled and you ROBERT A. PELLA Bob — Incarnation — Ambition: To enter the U. of M. — Remembers Most at De: Brother Leonard's interesting stories and rough tests. JAMES E. PELTIER •Mim St. Charles Borromeo — Ambition: To become a master salesman — Activities: Golf 22; Contact 4; Cheerleader 4 Remembers Most at De: Brother Arnold's friendliness. 152 WILLIAM R PERSELL “Willy — St. Boniface — Ambition: To Go to Collect — Activities: Clast Officer 2: bowling 2 — Remembers Most at De: Bringing a note for wearing tennis shoes. JAMES M. PETERS “Dudley” — Incarnation — Ambition: To graduate from college and be a success in life — Activities: Hockey 12; Class Officer 2 — Remembers Most at De: Bros. Jerome and Stephen. MARK A. PETERSON “Pete — St. Austin — Ambition: To see Floyd again — Activities: Class officer 2, 3; Track 2; Islander 2 — Remembers Most at De: Junior guidance. EDWARD J. PHALEN Jer — Incarnation — Ambition: To make good in the Marines — Remembers Most at De: Homework didn’t like and the brothers. DONALD F. PIAZZA Bunker — Basilica — Ambition: To be a Lawyer — Activities: Bowling 3 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Edward’s typing class. DAVID R PICQUET “Dave” — St. Timothy — Ambition: To beat the Green Monster with a straight 8 Pontiac — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Norbert’s kindness, WALTER PIWOWAR “Wally” — All Saints — Ambition: To get some kind of good profession — Activities: Chess I — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Breske's Algebra class. DENNIS G. POMERLEAU “Denny — St. Anne — Ambition: To be a cook and baker — Remembers Most at DE: Bro. Leonard P.'s Class. ALLEN G. POTVIN Pots — St. Vincent De Paul — Ambition: School teaching and commercial piloting — Remembers Most at De; My two classes with Mr. Sbrake. JAMES E. PLOCIENIK “Peach — St. Charles — Ambition: To see Steve Grabotv-ski drink something stronger than milk — Activities: Basketball 12,3,4; Golf 122,4; NHS; Monogram Club 4; Advisory Officer 122 — Remembers Most at De: Winning the State Tournament. 153 CHARLES L. PREUS “Charlie — St. Anne — Ambition: To give Mr. Franetok a haircut -- Activities: S’HS; Advisory Officer 1 £ — Remembers Most at De: The lunches. JAMES PUFAHL ‘‘Puffy” — St. Lawrence — Ambition: To be a success — Activities: Track 3 — Remembers Most at De: social activities and School Spirit. WILLIAM J. QUINN “Bill Christ the King Ambition: To see De beat Cretin in Football - Activities: Delta 4; Islander 4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Joseph and his vocabulary quiz. BRENDAN N. RATH MAN Rat — Visitation — Ambition: Continuation of education Activities: Advisory Officer I Remembers Most at De: The fine atmosphere both in and out of De. KENNETH G. REINKING “Ken” — Ascension — Ambition: To be a bachelor — Activities: Advisory Officer 2.3,4; Baseball I — Remembers Most at DE: Mr. Shrake. JAMES G. ROBAN “J i in — S t. Stephens — Ambition: To graduate from college Activities: NHS — Remembers Most at De: Brother Francis’ Chemistry class. JOHN T. RILEY Basilica — Ambition: To be a lawyer Activities: Bowling 3 — Remembers Most at DE: Freshman Sci- ence. JAMES R. ROBIN “Chopper — St. Anne — Ambition: Drafting Technician — Activities: Foot- ball 3,4; Advisory Officer I; — Remembers Most at DE: Playing on the football team. 'Money is the root of all evil . . . ha-ha. 154 JOHN S RODDY “John — Incarnation — Ambition: To graduate from college and lead a good Catholic life — Activities: Baiketball I — Remembers Most at De: The Brothers’ guidance. LAURENCE E ROUSSEAU “Larry'' — Christ the King — Ambition: To marry before the age of 50 — Activities: Wrestling 23,4; Glee Club I; Advisory Officer 4 — Remembers Most at De: Driver Training. STANLEY ROW INSKI Stan — Holy Cross — Ambition: To go through college — Remembers Most at De: Brother Ambrose, the king of all drivers. TIMOTHY J. ROUEN “Tiny Tim — Holy Name — Ambition: To be successful in life — Activities: Bottling I — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Franczok’s English class. ERNEST A. ROY Bud — Our I-ady of the Lake — Ambition: To quit using that greasy kids stuff — Remembers Most at De: Being one of Mr. Marone s famed four year men. MICHAEL J. RUSH Mike - Resurrection — Ambition: President of U.S. — Remembers Most at De: Brother Clar- ence. JOHN R SANDHOEFNER “John — St. Bridget — Ambition: To be a C.P.A. — Activities: Baseball 2; Golf 3,4 — Remembers Most at De: My Junior year. MICHAEL J. RYAN Byke — Resurrection — Ambition: To develop some — Activities: Golf 3,4; Contact 2, 3,4; Debate 12; NHS; Hockey I: Advisory Officer 123,4 — Remembers Most at De: Marching through Georgia. WILLIAM M. RYAN “Bill — Incarnation — Ambition: To be up before my ride comes in the morning — Remembers Most at DE: The day I almost passed a Biology test. JAMES E. SANDSTROM Sandy — St. Kevin — Ambition: To be a good writer — Activities: Islander 123,4; Track 12; NHS; Monogram club 4; Glee club I — Remembers Most at De: The water battles in the Chemistry lab. 155 MARK SCHINDELDECKER “Decker — St. Helen — Ambition: To gradual from col-leg — Remenrbert Most at De: Bro. Arnold. RICHARD D. SCH1EL Dick — Incarnation Ambition: To make a career in the Nary — Activities: Dramatics I; Football 2 — Remembers Most at De: The traffic jam on Henner pin Avenue at 2:55 P.M. ALBERT F. SCHROEDER “Al — St. Bridgrt — Ambition: To marry a million — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Taylor's study period. JOHN E. SCHULER “John — Annunciation — Ambition: To become a track star under Mr. Utech — Activities: Track ! 22.4; Cross Country 3; Hockey I, 2; Football 2; Monogram Club 3,4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Ambrose and the Mardi Gras drive. EUGENE E. SAUTER “Gene — Annunciation — Ambition: To be a doctor — Activities: Glee Club I — Remembers Most at De: The peccadillos in 306. PAUL M SAFFERT Saphire” — St. Kevin — Ambition: To repent and lead the good life - - Activities: Baseball 12; Basketball 122 — Remembers Most at De: The Monday morning I forgot and lost a pint of blood when I opened my eyes. JOHN G. SCHULTZ Schultzie — St. Kevin — Ambition: To hunt all types of big game with a bow — Activities: Foot- ball 12. Track 122. Science Club I — Remembers Most at De: The free days in the Spring when the water was high. KENNETH D. SCHULTZE “Ken” — Christ The King — Ambition: To live long enough to see girls going to De — Remembers Most at De: Bro. H. Ambrose and his Geometry classes. ROBERT H. SCOTT “Rob” — St. Charles — Ambition: Break the 100 yard National High School breaststroke record — Activities: Swimming 122.4; Contact 22; Monogram Club 3.4; Delta 3,4; NHS; Islander 3,4; YCS I Remembers. Most at De: Trying to stay one step ahead of Bro. Hugh. THEODORE J. SEEP “Mr. Clean — St. Helena — Ambition: Aircraft pilot —Activities: Football 122.4; Basketball 122.4; Track 122.4; Monogram Club 3.4; Remembers Most at De: Participating on De's championship Basketball team. 156 PATRICK J. SEXTON “Pat - Ascension Ambition: Practice law — Activities: Adv. Officer 123,4 — Remembers Most at De: My Sophomore Year. DAVID J. SHABAZ Dave — St. Charles Ambition: To find my vocation and happiness — Activities: Wrestling 4 — Remembers Most at De: Brother Isonard and his talks about cars, engines and his “Greyhound Bui. ROGER SHASKY Rog — Immaculate Conception -— Ambition: To finish college — Activities: Track 3.4; Advisory Officer I — Remembers Most at De: The assemblies and the homecomings. RICHARD THOMAS SHEA Dick — St. Lawrence — Ambition: Bachelor with 10 Rolls Royces — Activities: Glee Club I, 2, Bowling 4 — Remembers Most at De: The time I got caught smoking in the athletic laundry room. JOHN M. SHEEHAN John” — St. Austin — Ambition: To enter into the business world — Activities: Advisory Officer 13, — Remembers Most at De: Hating smokes between classes. J. MICHAEL SHERIDAN Mike” — Annunciation — Ambition: To own a brewery - Remembers Most at De: The day handed Bro. John C. the wrong attendance card. ■ RICHARD J. SMACIARZ Rick — St. Cyril — Ambition: Go through college — Activities: Baseball I, 23,4, Advisory Officer 123 — Remembers Most at De: Football and basketball games. WAYNE E. SMISEK Chino” — St. Anne — Ambition: Electrical engineer — Activities: Art Club 12; Debate 4; Islander I, 2,4; Speech 4; Hockey 12; Delta 4; Remembers Most at De: Bro. Joseph's Advisory 306. FRANCIS SMITH Frank — St. Thomas — Ambition: Atomic Physicist — Remembers Most at De: Good times in the back of class. JAMES M. SMITH Jim - St. Charles Borromeo — Ambition: To graduate from college — Activities: Radio Club 12; Golf 3 — Remembers Most at De: The State Basketball Tournaments. 157 DONALD R SORENSEN “Don” — Holy Rosary Ambition: To become a millionaire — Activities: Foot- ball I Remembers Most at De: Intramurals. ROBERT J SORENSEN “Bob” — Resumption — Ambition: To operate a dredge on the river in front of school — Activities: Delta 4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Ambrose’s Plane Geometry Theorems. JOHN STEDMAN Sled — St. Peter’s Ambition: To live a full life — Activities: Adv. Officer 123,4; Swimming 2; Glee Club; Contact — Remembers Most at De: The Library. FRANK J. STEFANOC Butch” — St. Alphoro’s — Ambition: To graduate — Activities: Radio Club 3.4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Terence’s Geometry and Religion class. THOMAS J. STEINERT Tom — St. Peter — Ambition: To become a Christian Brother — Activities: Dramatics — Remembers Most at De: My “Good Marks.” JOHN SUPPLE St. Albert — Ambition — To do my best in whatever I can do best. Activities: Hockey 2; Class Officer 2 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Fidelis and his Glee Club drafting. JAMES ELEMER STILLWELL Jim” — Nativity — Ambition: To become a successful bachelor lawyer — Activities: Track 2,4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. J. Sorbert. JOHN DENNIS SULLIVAN Archie — St. Austin — Activities: Advisory Officer 13; Junior Council — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Walbert’s lively Spanish class. JAMES CYGMONT STENGEL “F. Scott” — St. Stephen — Ambition: To graduate Activities: Dramatics 23 — Remembers Most at De: Brother Liguori. DAVID TAYLOR Toad - Ascension — Ambition: To go to Mayville State — Activities: Football I, 2 — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Bur-on’s Algebra class. 158 GREGORY A. THEIS Greg” St. Austin — Ambition: To live a good life — Activi-t ie s: Football 2; Track 12,4; Cross Country 3 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Francis’s Chemistry class. ROBERT T. TOUSIGNANT “Red” — Incarnation — Ambition: To graduate from the U” — Activities: Football 12; Contact 3,4 — Remembers Most at De: Summer school. LAWRENCE E. TUMA “Skip — St. Peter — Ambition: To make my car paymenti — Activities: Adv. Officer 22 — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Roach and his shirt tail scavenger hunts. JOHN D. THORPE Johnny — St. Patrick — Ambition: To go to college and reform — Activities: Dramatics 22 — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Johnson and his money making schemes. CHESTER A. TOMCHECK “Chet - Holy Cross — Ambition: Join the Air Force and then become a salesman — Activities: Glee Club I — Remembers Most at De: The basketball gam. when we beat Be-nilde 71—70. ARTHUR THOLE “Art — Basilica — Ambition: To graduate — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Roach’s History class. Charles — Ambition: To live long enough to spend my first million — Activities: Foot- ball 122.4; Track 122.4; Adv. Officer 12; Contact Remembers Most at De: Hill Football game, 1962. Mmm . . . should we give him the bonus question?” DAVID A. UHLER “Dave’ — Incarnation — Ambition — To choose the correct vocation in life — Activities: Hockey 1,2; Advisory officer 12.4 Remembers Most at De: Rro. Albert’s Freshman Religion Classes. • JOHN R. VAN DRASEK, JR. Jack St. Bridget Ambition: To make a lot of money, marry a nice girl, lire long — Remembers Most at De: Rro. Liguori Re a man.” JAMES S. VARGO “Jim — Holy Name — Ambition: To own my own business — Activities: Camera club 2.3,4 — Remembers Most at De: Rro. l eonard P’s Junior History class. JOHN J. VOLKER “Volks” — Incarnation — Ambition: To get into business and make a million — Activities: Football 12: Advisory officer 3 — Remembers Most at De: The State Tournaments. DAVID VOLKMANN Dave” — St. Boniface — Ambition — To fraduate — Remembers Most at De: Rro. iguori. JOHN B VOSIKA Vos” — St. Ann — Ambition — To make a million — Activities: Dramatics I; Delta 4 Remembers Most at De: Junior Rose Dance. NICHOLAS W. VOSSBERG Hick” — Resurrection — Ambition: To be an average guy making $10,000 a year — Remembers Most at De: The easy going faculty like Arnold and Mr. Roach. FRANK C. WARPEHA “Warpi — All Saints - Ambition — Zoology Professor — Activities: Dramatics 4 — Remembers Most at De. Rro. Mark’s luitin 4 class. MICHAEL J. WENNES “Mike” — St. Joseph — Ambition: To reform and be successful — Remembers Most at De: Mr. DuBois and his opinions of Eisenhower and Longfellow. MICHAEL WALD “Norm - St. Kevin — Ambition: To lead a good Christian life — Activities: YCS I, 2 — Remembers Most at De: Rro. Arnold’s soft touch in class. 160 STEVEN J. WICKS ‘•Steve” _ St. Rich-ard — Ambition: Mechanic — Chest 2 — Remembers Most at De: My first 6 weeks as a Frosh. MICHAEL E. WENZEL “Mike St. Francis Cabrini — Ambition: To set my goals and try to reach them — Remembers Most at De: Biology with BJR. GERALD J. WICKMAN Tickman — Holy Cross — Ambition — To pass Physics — Activities: Baseball 2,4; Contact 3.4; NHS — Remembers Most at De: Bro. John Paul's boxing lessons. DANIEL F. WILLETTE “Willy” — Annunciation — Ambition: To go 110 mph on a John Deere tractor in the De La Salle parking lot pulling a plow — Activities: Wrestling 3,4; Dramatics 2 — Remembers Most at De: Bro “Ralph and his cigars. STEPHEN L. WILLETTE “Steve — St. Helena — Ambition: To reform Paul Saffert — Activities: YCS 1.2; Contact 3,4; Wrestling 23,4; Delta 3,4; NHS; Monogram 4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Clarence and his reading of the daily bulletin. LYNN G. WILES “Goul d _ St. Charles — Ambition: To make a million — tax free — Remembers Most at De: Dave Shabaz. PATRICK WITHERON “Pat” — Incarnation — Ambition: To take LeMans and Mille in the same year Activities: Hockey 1.2; Dramatics 2 — Remembers Most at De: Trying to get into the washroom during senior lunch. JOHN D. WISE “Little big — St. Albert the Great — Ambition: To get rich without working — Activities: Swimming 1.2; Advisory-officer 2 - Remembers Most at De: Mr. Taylor’s English class JAMES J. WITKOWSKI Whitcy — All Saints Ambition: To graduate from college Remembers Most at De: Bro. Clarence Soph. English. STEPHEN R. WITTIG “Stcvr St. Anne - Ambition: To be a success in life — Activities: Track 12; Golf 4 — Remembers Most at De: Bro. Liguori. 161 ALLAN M. WODARZ “Wotonz” — Incarnation — Ambition: To be a success — Activities: Glee Club I; Track 2 — Remembers Most at De: Having Paul Saffert as a lab partner in Chemistry. THEODORE L. ZAREMBSKI Ted - All Saints — Ambition: To make proper use of every thing I hare learned ■— Remembers Most at De: History in my Freshman year. GARY ZEMAN Ralph St. Anne - Ambition: To get into the U. of M. and be a success there — Activities: Golf 2.4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Speech 3 Remembers Most at De: Bro. Francis’ meter stick. THOMAS E ZYWICKI Zywic St. John Baptist — Ambition: To graduate from college — Remembers Most at De: Bro. John Paul's Biology class. JOSEPH G. KIMMEL Joe” — St. Charles — Ambition: To be a teacher Remembers Most at De: Mr. Du-Bois Latin I class. PAUL W ST. ANTHONY Paul — Incarnation Ambition: US. Foreign Sen-ice — Activities: Islander 3.4; Debate 23; Contact 3; NIIS; Monogram Club 4; AFS Scholarship to Belgium Remembers Most at De: Work on the Islander and the friends I made. DANIEL 0. YOHN Vcggy” — Ambition: To be able to say Darling” like Tellulah Bankhead — Remembers Most at DE: Dancing with ma at the Ma-Son hop. GERALD L WORSHEK “Big Fella — St. Anne — Ambition: To be a CPA Activities: Track I; Advisory officer 3; Football 3 — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Maroney. LAURENT F. DUPONT Larry — St. Anne — Ambition: To hit the top at whatever I do — Activities: Basketball I; Glee Club 2; Advisory officer I. 23 — Remembers Most at De: Mr. Graf’s first period. 162 SCENES WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE AT DE (BESIDES CO-EDS) The tennis team equipped with rippled soled shoes. The golf team under Congressional investigation. The entire student body dressed in 1' shirts, sweat pants, and overshoes. Someone hot wiring the driver’s training car. A “paid in full” receipt from the bussiness office. An ashtray in 204. Illuminated locker dials for those students who arrive before 8:00 on dark mornings. An odor-proofed Chemistry lab. A technicolor yearbook. The Dramatics Club doing Lady Chatterly’s Lover. The Art Club decorating soap boxes for the Speech Team. A student insurance policy for hernias. The bill for air freshener for the Phy Ed locker room. One way trips to Chicago awarded to top teachers. The Senior moderator making tracks in wet cement. BELIEVE IT The dredging equipment in the river is cleaning out the books deposited there by Dc students for the last fifty years. William Shakespeare is president of a company that makes fishing rods. The student labor union plans to go on strike in the near future. Sigmund Freud and Charles Darwin attended De La Salle. “Holy Water” is delivered to the Brothers' house in barrels. A Red Knight is a communist beer party. It is against the law to mine iron ore in front of Bcnildc. “No Doz” sold in the candy store. The nurses office made into an official teeth sharpening station. The bookstore selling gants and wingtips. A decorated periodic table in 201. A tax on all teachers’ lotteries. Chairs in the Cafetcrium and library equipped with feet brackets on the rungs. J.F.K. coloring books in the library. The Brothers’ garb changed from black to purple and gold. Penmanship courses for certain teachers. The old 48-star flags made into a new stage curtain. A floor show during lunch periods. OR NOT A Junior from 121 can sleep through the five minutes between periods. The average height of the frosh has decreased 2 a inches in 2 years. It takes 3 seconds for a pencil to fall from the top floor to the basement of the main building. 5% of the students who take eye tests cheat. Torture Techniques is required for all teachers. “Baldies” quite often date girl baldics called “baldcttes.” All De students put on their right shoes first — the second shoe is “left. The Delta staff has worked very hard on this yearbook . . . 163 A FINAL WORD The Delta staff, in sincere gratitude and in dire need to fill this page, together with the Senior Department wishes to extend a humble thanks to all those who made this book a success. Thanks to: Brother Oliver and his amateurs; Mr. Plctsch and his shutter bugs from Sterling-Plctsch Studios for their marvelous touchup work on the Senior pictures; Mr. Hedstrom and his professional con men from American Yearbook Company for their bargain on book covers; the Camera Art Company for the even more marvelous touch-up on the underclassmen pictures: the typists and pseudo-typists for their work on Brother Edward’s battered typewriters; Louie Grams and his pencils; the Juniors on our staff for their ability to get work done consistently late; all those wonderful underclassmen who shelled out five shekels to read this publication. The staff would also like to extend its thanks to Brother Paschal for his sensible suggestions, guidance, and keen censorship ability. Well! There it is — the '63 Delta. What do you think of it? The Editors and Staff P.S. Retain this publication. It may come in handy as a door stop. A 164