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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1964 volume:

CD1N V Gift- Matt Perrier CDINNJeAPOUS public li eo-Aav DE LA SALLE HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA DELTA STAFF MODERATOR: Brother J. Charles, F.S.C. FACULTY EDITOR: Robert Hobday SENIOR SECTION EDITOR: Timothy Holker UNDERCLASSMEN EDITOR: Rory Rooney ATHLETIC EDITOR: Bruce Abbeft ACTIVITIES EDITOR: Joseph Laconic SOCIAL EDITOR: Philip Klees FINANCIAL MANAGER: Duane Cable COPY EDITOR: Terry Collins Rep Lfr 750 . AW3£ 0 7 !9(dP 5CaiC 2 TABLE of CONTENTS Dedication..........................Page 4 Administration......................Page 9 Senior Section...................Page 14 Underclassmen....................Page 62 Athletics.......................Page 100 Activities.......................Page 122 Social Life....................Page I 50 DEDICATION The members of the Senior Class of 1964 gratefully dedicofe the DELTA '64 to our parents and to Brother Fidelis, our moderator. Each of us knows that without the help and guidance of our parents our lives during these four short years at De could not have been spent so profitably. We sincerely hope that their love and concern for our well-being will inspire us to success in the future as it has in the past. To Brother Fidelis goes the gratitude of each senior. He has counseled us and taught us since we were freshmen, influencing us not only as individuals, but as a class. When we remember De La Salle, we will remember him as a man we knew and respected—truly a boy's brother. It is true that we often find it difficult to say thank you to those who deserve our thanks. We hope that this publication will in some way express our gratitude for us. HIS HOLINESS POPE PAUL VI 6 LiL MOST REVEREND LEO BINZ, D.D., S.T.D. Archbishop of St. Paul 7 To live unto Christ MOST REVEREND LEONARD P. COWLEY, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of St. Paul 8 BROTHER H. MARK, DIRECTOR Principal of De La Salic High School 9 BROTHER J. STEPHEN, F.S.C. Upp«rclossmon Awistanf Principal 10 BROTHER H. PAUl, F.S.C. Underclowmen Aulifanl Principal MRS. MARGARET BURLEY Acodemic Office Secretory MRS. STELLA MALECKI Guidance and Alumni Office JOHN J. CODY Business Office MRS. TURGEON Business Office. MRS. FRANCIS NOVALANY Health Program MRS. AGNES THEIS6EN Assistant Librarian 11 PATRICK F. ROACH American History Attendance FRANK MARON6Y Problems of Democracy Maintenance BROTHER ROBERT, F.S.C. School Vehicles Cofctcria Assistant B Hockey Moderator Swimming Moderator DICK REINHART Varsity Basketboll Cooch JOHN PARSONS English Head Football Cooch Assistant Track Coach DON JOYCE Physical Education Assistant Football Coach Freshman Track Cooch 12 ROBERT J. CASANOVA Senior Religion, Guidance. N.H.S. Moderator GEORGE F. UTECHT Physical Education, Varsity Track Coach, Cross-Country Coach JOSEPH P. SHRAKE Physical Education, Business, Varsity Baseball Coach MR. MARCINIAK Mathematics JOSEPH ZETAH General Science, Guidance BROTHER J. PASCHAL, F.S.C. English III, Librarian I w 13 SENIOR SECTION BROTHER DOMINIC F.S.C. Senior Religion, Business Law, Gym (chief custodian), Basketball tickets. BROTHER JEROME STEVEN F.S.C. Senior Religion, Problems of Democrocy, Sophomore Religion, Assemblies, Moderator—Islander. Football ticket sales. MR. W. JOHNSON Problems of Democracy, Sophomore Basketball, Golf team. MR. J. BIERDEN Trigonometry, Probability, Sonior Contact. BROTHER DANIEL F.S.C. Math, Senior Religion, C.C.D. Moderator, Chairman—Math Department, Moth Club, Golf Moderator. BROTHER PETER F.S.C. Physics, Chairman—Science Department, Moderator-Science Club, Moderator Baseball, School 16 SENIOR ADVISORS BROTHER J. FIDEIIS F.S.C. Senior Religion, English, Choral Director, Co-chairman Fine-Arts Department, Vocation Director, Bcnildus Club Moderator, Senior Class Moderator, Retreats. MR. P. GRAF Problems of Democracy, Business Law, Swimming Moderator. MR. W. MARKWALDER Senior English. BROTHER J. EDWARD F.S.C. Senior Religion, Typing, Athletic Director, Booster Club. BROTHER I. STEPHEN F.S.C. American History, Senior Religion. Chairman-Social Department, C.C.D. Moderator. School Drive, Basketball tickets. 17 TIMOTHY J. HOIKER PRESIDENT Hokes -Resurrection-Act!vities: Advisory Officer 12,3,4; Benildus Club 3.4; Confoct 2,3,4; Delto 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Boteboll 1,2,3,4; Basketball 12,3,4; Ambition: To become a better Cot hoik and person. Remembered Most: freshman religion with Brother Joseph. ROBERT J. FEIGH FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT fly St. Joan of Arc-Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2.3,4; Benildus Club 3,4; Contact 2,3,4; Delta 4; Monogram Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4} Basketboll I; Footboll 2,3,4; Ambifiom To do the right thing In whatever I do. Remembered Most: Brothers Terence, Clarence, and Fidelli. Adviioy (Mat IJM ■ loihlboll M fool' v mountain. Smmbtud iom o. cionin mm Wiliam Mii Cniw“-AmKioiion Adviwy Mat MM GIm Club { Monogrom Club 6o� -boll MM SoilMI MM; foolboll 1,2,3,4; Ambition: Jo bt o luatu and llui up my oblljoltow. bond Moil: hollaifldolb1 porty porbdi with Judy Houiy. IS SENIOR DEPARTMENT OFFICERS The Senior Class of '64 wisely selected their leaders from a cross section of the scholastic excellence, athletic ability, and artistic grace. Able to boast of active membership in the Nationol Honor Society, Monogram Club, Glee Club, and Benildus Club, besides being adequately sprinkled throughout the various athletic activities, the sextet of officers is capable of representing every facet of the class. Success should be the surname of this group, for the year has brought little but success to them and to their class. Furthermore, their performance in functions both within the school and around the area has brought to the Class of '64 the honor deserved by a class of such caliber. ANTHONY A. HOFSTEOE TREASURER Rodney —Sr Anthony—Activities: Advisory Officor 1,3,4; Benildus Club 3.4; Contact 3,4; Glee Club 1,4; Baseball .2,3,4; Basketball 1; Ambition: To be o good Catholk Billionaire. Remembered Most: Brother Norbert's tofin doss ond Brother Fidolis' religion clou. PATRICK J. O'lAUGHlIN BUSINESS MANAGER O'L —Visitation—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2.3,4; Contact 2,3,4; Delto 4; Islander 3,4; Glee Club 1,3; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Tennis 4; Ambition: To get grey hair at a young, young oge. Remembered Most: Brother Augustine and Goorge. 19 BRUCE F. ABBETT Brucie —Christ the King-Activities: Benildus Club 4� O«lto 3,4; Hockey I; Ambition: To be successful In lofer life. Remembered Mott: Bro. Augustine. LAWRENCE W. ABOO Abe — Annunciation—Activities! Advisory Officer 3,4; Benildus Club 4. Contact 3,4; Dramatics 1; Delta 3,4; Islander 1,2.3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Trock 2; Wrestling I; Ambition: To be an international playboy; Remembered Most: Islander. FRANK J. AITKENS Frank —St. Charles- Activities: Advisory officer 1.3; Trock 1,2; Ambition: To teoch Math Remembered Most: The plays I have seen. EDWIN J. ANDERSON Andorson —Holy Name—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2; Benildus Club 4; Hockey 1.2; Trock 1,2; Ambition: To retire from collego Remembered Most: The wonderful physical fitness body building program. GREG R ANDERSON Little Chick —Resurrection—Activities: Benildus Club 3,4; Ambition: To go to college ond be a success. Remembered Most: Mr. Graf's Interesting? law class. RICHARD J. ANDERSON Andy —Socred Heorf—Activities: Advisory Officer 4; Contact 3; Dobote 3, 4; Speech 3,4; Ambition: Success—what else? Remembered Most: Monkey dung on my Biology book. RALPH T. ANDRADE Rudy —Ascension—Activities: Advisory Officer 1.2; Wrestling 4; Ambition: To succeed In my chosen field ond strive for the salvation of my soul; Remembered Most: Mr. Horning in my Junior year and all the great guys I met. JOHN J. ANDRYCHOWICZ Chowltx —St Chorles- Activities: Dramatics 3.4, Islander 2.3; Glee Club 3,4; Baseball 1.2; Football I; Ambition: Career in the Air Force; Remembered Most: Advisories ond the four Advisors. THOMAS E. ARMSTRONG Tom '—St. Austin—Activities: Dramatics 3,4; Ambition: To be an International playboy; Remembered Most: George ond Kate. Bro. Augustine's intellectual comrades. JAMES D. ARLANDSON Jim —Holy Nome -Ambition: To go on to college. Remembered Most: The first day of school. 20 RICHARD J. ARREIL Arrell —S� . Alphonsus—Ambition: To groduato from college. Remembered Mott: Bro. Norbert ond Bro. John C. STEPHEN B. ATKINSON Sieve —Si. Charles—Activities: Dramatics 2,3,4; Monogrom Club 4; Ambition: To leod a good. Christian life. Remembered Most: Putting on plays in tho Dramatics Club. THOMAS L AUDETTE Tom —St. Anno's—Ambition: To be a succoss in life. Remembered Most: The time I hit Mr. Graf's cor on the way out of the parking lot. EUGENE A. AUER Stitch — Bosilico-Ambition: To finish collcgo. Remembered Most: Bro. Edward's typing doss. ALAN A. AXEU Axe —St. Bridget's—Activities: Advisory officer 4; Trock 4; Ambitions To bo a Prima.- Romcmborcd Most: Mr. E's English class. JOHN P. AYOTTE J.P. —Assumption—Activities: Monogram Club 4; Footboll 4; Trock 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Ambitions to moke something of myself; Remembered Most: Mr. E's ond Mr. T's fun loving English classes. THOMAS A. BACH Tom —Immaculate Conception—Activities: Benildus Club 3.4; Legion of Mory 3; Delta 4; Glee Club I; Track 2 Ambition: To gain salvotion through tho use of my Christian education. Remembered Most: Bro. Norbert. JAMES H. BADEN Jim —St. Peter's—Activities: Boseboll 1,2; Ambition: To be a success. Remembered Most: Selling Mardi-Grot tickets in the Block Sheep Club. MELVIN A. BAKER Mel —Incarnation-Ambition: To go to school and study Electronics ot Dun-woody. Remembered Most: Freshmon year with Bro. Clarence. ROBERT M. BALL Izzy —Ascension—Activities: Advisory Officer 1.4; Dromatics 2,3,4; Footboll I.- Ambition: To make full use of my abilities. Remembered Most: Winter fire drills and Bro. John C. 21 WILLIAM A. BANK Bill — Incornation—Activities: Swimming I; Track I; Ambition: To got into college jo I con get Info a worthwhile coreer. Remembered Mojt: Bojkctball gamei between Do ond Benilde. STEPHEN R. BARBARIS Stevo —St. Austins—Ambition: To graduate from college ond to live a successful life. Remembered Most: Mr. Horning'j claw Adv. 223. RICHARD G. BARBEAU Judge —St. Bridget's—Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Bcnildus Club 3; Golf I; Ambition: To bo on Individualist. Remembered Most: The smoking fines I never paid. DAVID P. BARRY Bear —St. Timothy—Activities: Baseball 4; Ambition: to become a success in lifo without really trying. Remembered Most: Mr. Panlon's flying dosses. THOMAS J. BAUMTROG Truck —St. Annes—Activities: Advisory Officor 1,2.3; Benildus Club 4; Ambition: To be o teochor ond teach at De. Remembered Most: Four tremendous Basketball teams. STEVAN D. BECKER Ossie —Assumption—Ambition: To be the loador of tho Mafia. Remembered Most: Mr. Francjok's telephone colls. RAYMOND E. BEllEW Roy —Resurrection—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Wrestling 2,3; Ambition: To live long enough to see the Mots and Washington meet in a world series. Remembered Most: Forgetting my lunch. WARNER T. BEllM Belly —Our Lady of Victory—Ambition: Dentist, Remembered Most; Bro. Nor-berf's hardy lough. MICHAEL P. BENDEL Mike —St. Kovin-Activities: Football 1; Ambition: To be successful in college. Remembered Most: George, the monkey in Bro. Augustine's Religion doss. DAVID P. BENDER Dave —St. Bridgets-Activities: Bcnildus Club 3.4; Ambition: to be a chemist; Remembered Most: Mr. Broske's Algebra class. 22 JAMES M. BENJAMIN Benjy —Sacred Heart—Activities: Track 2; Wroitling 2,3,4; Ambition: To become onothor Steve Reeves. Remembered Most: My third year Latin doss. BRUCE E. BERG Brun —Our Lady of Victory—Activities: Glee Club 4; Ambition: To become an architect. Remembered Most: Choers of the footboll games. THOMAS J. BERIOU Shorkey —St. Charles—Ambition: To bo a succoss in lifo. Remembered Most: The Brotherly Love. MICHAEL P. BERRY Mike —Immoculate Conception—Activities: Dolta 3,4; Ambition: Field of engineering. Remembered Most: Mr. Breske's navy life. JOSEPH C. BIDWEll Biddy —Immoculate Conception—Activities: Bcnildus Club 3; Dramatics 3; Wroslling 2; Ambition: To get back to South Mpls. overnight. Remembered Most: My Freshman yeor. WILLIAM P. BIERDEN Bill —Immoculato Conception—Activities: Contoct 2.3,4; Cheerleaders 2,3.4; Dramatics 1,2,3.4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Ambition: To travel and see tho world; Remembered Most: The cost of Bye Bye Birdie. LEONARD F. BIERNAT Lon —Holy Cross—Activities: Football 1,2; Track I; Ambition: Mechonical engineor; Remembered Most: Bro. Walbert's Geometry class. JOHN E. BJERKE John —Assumption—Activities: Advisory OfTicor I; Ambition: Graduate from Modicol School and get rich quick. Remembered Most: Mr. Miller's influential talks on dating. ROBERT A. BLACK Flip —Visitation—Ambition: To be a lawyer or teach business in high school Remembered Most: Mr. Horning and the trouble had starting a gymnastics team. MICHAEL I. BOEDIGHEIMER Mike —St. Timothy—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Trock 4; Ambition: To get a degree from college. Remembered Most: Mr. Breske's Algebra and Bro. Fidolis' Religion class. 23 GARY J. BOHNENSTINGEL Boney —Si. Philip—Activities: Benildus Club 4,- Legion of Mory 3; Dromotics 2,4; Iskinder 2; Monogrom Club 4; Ambition: To get morried ond hove two sets of Quint). Remembered Most: Bro. John C- MICHAEL J. BOLDUC Bucky —Christ the King—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Legion of Mary 4; Dromotics 2.3,4; Glee Club 1.2; Monogram Club 3,4; Ambition: To be not only amgidetstiv idiostic but antilestoreniophonic; Remembered Most: The puff parties in o room before school. ALAN R. BONGAARTS Al —Annunciation-Activities: Dramatics 2,3,4,- Monogram Club 4; Ambition: To enjoy the rest of my life as much as I've enjoyed my four years at De. Remembered Most: Bro. H. Paul and the Dramatics Club. JOHN P. BORMAN Johnny —St. Bridgets—Activities: Advisory Officer 1; Ambition: To go to college Remembered Most: Advisory 107. RONALD J. BOWEN Ron —Our lady of Victory-Activities: Bonildus Club 4; Camera Club 2; De-bato 3; Ambition: Groduate from college; Remembered Most: Homecoming games. RICHARD E. BRADEN Skip —St. Austin's-Activities: Benildus Club 4; Contact 2,3,4; Monogrom Club 4; Trock 1,2,3,4; Ambition: To leod a happy and successful life; Remembered Most: Sophomore year Homecoming. ANTHONY V. BRAMA Tony —St. Timothy—Activities: Monogrom Club 4; Trock 2.3.4; Wrestling 3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Ambition: To out run Gory Tomscoc; Remembered Most: Our outstanding Cross Country ond Track teams. THOMAS J. BRANTL Brants —Christ the King—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Dramatics 3; Hockey 1,2; Ambition: To groduate from college; Remembered Most: Junior year History, Bro- I. Stephen. JAMES R. BREITENBUCHER Jim —Annunciation—Activities: Baseboll 2; Ambition: To be a successful doctor. Remembered Most: Bro Daniel—how could I forget?? THOMAS C. BREVIU Brev —St. Peters—Activities: Debate 1,2,3,4; Islander 2,3; Ambition: Excellence; Remembered Most: Bro. J. Michael and Mr. Svobodny. r 24 BERNARO F. BROM ''Born''—$r. Stephen's—Activities: Monogram Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4, Ambition: To break the 2:02 min. half-mile record; Remembered Most: All the guys at Oe and those two nuts Mike C ond John A. OWIGHT J. BROWN Tweety —St. Stephen's—Ambition: To get my drivers license and to got rich quick; Remembered Most: Bro. Clarence ond the good times in I C. MICHAEL A. BROWN Mike —St. Anne's—Ambitions A career in the U.S. Air Force; Remembered Most: Mr. Horning's advisory 223. EDWARD D. BURNS Ed — Incornotion—Activities: Swimming 4; Ambition: To go to college; Remembered Most: Mr. Miller's history clou. GERALD J. BYDLON Bid —All Saints—Ambition: To be o success In the business world. Remembered Most: Bro. L. Steven and Mr. Horning. DUANE J. CABLE Dewoy —Incornotion—Activities: Delta 4. Ambition: To study Dentistry at the University; Remembered Most: The creation of the Rose Dance In my Junior yeor. TIMOTHY J. CALLAGHAN Tim —St. Chorles—Activities: Dromotics 1,2,3.4. Ambition: To gain recognition in the world; Remembered Most: Bro. Augustine's George, the Intellect of the top clots. DAVID A. CAMPEAU Davy —St. Charles—Activities-. Trock 3,4; Ambition; To be a monition: Remembered Most; Tho State Basketball Tournaments. KEVIN J. CARLSON Pilb -St. Kevin s -Ambition: Technical Remembered Most: Bro. Norbert's Latin clou. PAUL F. CARLSON Carlos —Christ the King-Ambition: To M voco,ion' Most: Bro. Clarence and Bro. Walbert. 25 THOMAS P. CARLSON Tom —St. Patrick'!—Ambition: Get a good job, moke o Jot of money ond retire early. Remembered Most: Bro. Girard's Algebra classes. JOEL P. CHENEY Joe —St. Vincent—Ambition: To live a full life. Remembered Most: The hilarious antics of Bro. Joseph's Religion closs. EDWARD J. CIRKL Square —St. Thomas the Apostle—Activities: Glee Club 4; Ambition: To complete my education, get o good job and be a successful bachelor. Remembered Most: My two years of Latin with Mr. Colston. MICHAEL J. CAVANAUGH Tank —St. Margaret Mary—Activities: Wrestling 3,4; Ambition: To be well liked and a good Catholic. Remembered Most: The friends I made ond you too. Crash. TIMOTHY I. CLIFFORD Rabbi —Annunciation—Activities: Swimming I; Trock 4; Wrestling 3.4; Cross Country 4; Ambition: To buy from a Jew and sell to a Scotsmon of a profit. Remombered Most: De La Solle? Where? I don't remember. TERENCE G. COLLINS Terry —St. Elizabeth— Activities: Senior Senate; Advisory Officer 2,3,4; Benildus 4; Contact 2,3,4; Delta 3,4; Basketball 2; Football 1,2,4; Trock 2; Ambition: To do something worthwhile. Remembered Most: Bro. Joseph's sombrero. TIMOTHY P. CORPE Tim —Incarnation—Activities: Trock 2; Ambition: Go on to college ond lead a good life. Remembered Most: Bro. Fidelis. DOUGLAS J. COURTEAU Huey —St. Bonaventure—Activities: Benildus 4; Football 2; Wrostling 4; Ambition: To bocomo a Alexion Brother. Remembered Most: Mr. Horning and Bro. John C. JOHN D. COVAL Johnny —Holy Name—Activities: Benildus Club 3,4; Contact 4; Glee Club 4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Ambition: To land a B-52 at open throttle on the De La Salle parking lot. Remembered Most: Mardi Gras 1962. DAVID L. CRAWFORD Crlf —St. Anthony—Activities: Monogram Club 4; Football I; Track 4; Wrestling 3,4; Ambition: To live in Canada. Remembered Most: Bill Horning's wrestling teams. 26 JOHN W. CURRAN John —Resurrection—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,4; Senior Senoto; Benildus Club 4; Contoct 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Glee Club 1,2,3.4; Monogram Club 3,4; Ambition: To hove a large family. Remembered Most: The J.S. at Holy Angels. WILLIAM P. CURRAN Bill —St. Anne' —Activities: Advisory Officer 3,4,- Senior Senate, Benildus Club 3,4; Speech 4; Islander A, Monogram Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Trock 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Ambition; To always do my best. Remembered Most: The fun I hod in my extra-curricular activities. PATRICK R. CUTTER Pat —St. Anne' —Ambition: To enter the service, then to be a police officer. Remembered Most: The good old sayings, Wonna rido ond Bottoms up. TIMOTHY M. CUTTER little Throat —Christ the King—Ambition: Go to college. Remembered Most: The impressions I got when I first come here. THOMAS L DANCIK Buddha -St. Cyril's-Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2,3; Football 2; Trock 2,3,4; Ambition: To set a goal In life and live up to It. Remembered Most: The wild history classes Mr. Mohowald hod. JOSEPH M. DARGAY Joe —St. Margaret Mary-Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2,3,4; Golf 3.4; Hockey 1,2; Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. Remembered Most: Mr. Roach's History dosses. BRUCE E. DAVIS Mike —St. Potrick—Ambition: To be a success,- Remembered Most: First year. JAMES E. DEANER Jim —St. Albert the Great—Ambition: To be a credit to De after I'm out. Remembered Most: Bro. Oliver's third period Geometry class. MICHAEL J. DEBEIAK Moby Debs —St. Chorles—Activities: Advisory Officer 3; Delta 4j Glee Club 4. Ambition: To be the only guy in the soup line with a college degree. Remembered Most: Bro. Joseph's Religion doss. JOHN J. DeGIDIO Jock —St. Poters-Activities: Advisory Officer 4; Monogrom Club 3.4; Wrestling 1.2,3,4,- Ambition; To go to college with Loyd Kreatz ond Dove Krider. Remembered Most: The Catholic State Wrestling tournament, Mr. Horning and Mr. Clark. 27 MICHAEL J. DELMONICO Butch —St. Chariot—Activities Wrestling 1,4; Ambition: To graduato and got to hooven; Remombored Most: Dove Namle's excuse for being tardy. DOUGLAS J. DeYOUNG Doug — Incarnation— Activities: Wrestling 1; Ambition: To get to Heaven,- Remembered Most: Mr. Johnson's hair. THOMAS A. DICKS Tom —Holy Rosary—Activities: Advisory Officer 4; Track 2; Wrestling 3,4; Ambition: To make It to California by wlntor; Remembered Most: Mr. Johnson's Problems doss. DENNIS M. DILLON Dilly —St Joan of Arc—Activities: Dromatlcs 4; Ambition: Go to Red Wing; Remembered Most: Mr. Colston ond hotrods in the parking lot. MICHAEL A. DISCH Chos. —St. Bridgets—Ambition: To retire at the age of 35; Remembered Most: Mr Franczok ond Junior English. DAN R. DOHENY Grease —Nativity of Mary—Activities: Football 1; Ambition: To work to a success in whatever definite field I shall follow,- Remembered Most; The high moral standards of the Senior Closs of '64? WILLIAM M. DOLAN Red —Resurrection—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Ambition: To become the world's bost lawyer; Remembered Most: Tho groat basketboll teams and the state tournaments. MICHAEL J. DONLIN Mike —St. Peter—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Contact 4; Islander 4.- Art Club I; Monogram Club 4; Football l,2,3,4; Trock 2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Ambition: To marry a bankors daughter; Remembered Most: The notivos of lower Hennepin. MICHAEL R. DOUGHERTY Mike —St. Charles—Activities: Advisory Officer I; Dcbato 1,2; Ambition-. To go to college and bo a success; Remembered Most: Shawn Casserly. HERBERT L. DREITZLER Herman —St. Margaret Mory— Ambition: To make the Olympic drinking team. Remembered Most: The girls we didn't see. 28 RICHARD S. DUDEK Dick —All Saints—Ambition: To enter and finish collego In the field of Conservation. Remembered Most: The different ond illustrious foculty members. MYRIE J. DUDEN Boris —St. Albert the Great—Ambition: To bo a success Remembered Most: Mr. Mohowold's History closs. MYRON DUDYNSKY Dude —St. Constontine—Activities: Monogrom Club 3.4; Track 1.2.3,4; Cross Country 2,3.4; Ambition: To live up to the hopes of my parents, by making o success out of my life. Remembered Most: Bro. Augustine with George and Katie. MICHAEL J. DUNN Toad —St. Peter's—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Ambition: To see Fat's Gog non arm wrestle the Crusher. Remembered Most: Mr. Elsen-peter's slop-happiness. TIMOTHY W. J. DUNN Tim —St. Bridget's—Ambition: To be rich without working ot if, Remembered Most: How the hole come to be In the woll of the milk room. CHESTER G. DURDA Skip —St. Bonovonturo—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2,3; Monogrom Club 4; Foofboll 1.2.3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Ambition: To finish college; Remembered Most: Winning the '63 Stote meet In Trock. MICHAEL I. DYSTE Dice —Assumption—Activities: Benildus Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Ambition: Become o great dentist. Remembered Most: Bro, John C. and a few greot reflections. DENNIS P. EARLEY Tiger —Asconsion—Activities: Advisory Officer 3,4; Cheerleaders 3.4; Debate I; Monogram Club 4. Football 2,4; Ambition: To become o school teocher and surfboard rider,- Remembered Most: Football and all the great guys in it. TIMOTHY L. EATON Timo —St. Austin—Activities: Advisory Officer I; Bonildus Club 4; Delta 3; Swimming I; Ambition: To succeed; Remembered Most: Cupcoke fights during guidance In Sophomore year, RICHARD A. EKSTRAND Dick —Immaculate Conception—Ambition: To leod a successful Christian life. Remembered Most: All the friends I mode during my four years at De. 29 JOHN E. EVANS Cowboy —S� . Frances Cobrini—Activities: Tennis 4; Ambition: To bo on eccentric millionaire. Remembered Mott: My Junior English class. MICHAEL A. FARRIS Muscles —Incornotlon—Activities: Art Club 4; Ambitions To put a 427 Ford engine in o Model T and then keep it In the garage. Remembered Mott: Mr. Bretke's sob stories. WAITER FEYDA Wally —St. Constantino—Activities: Dramatics I; Art Club 4; Trock 2; Ambition: To be a big tuccets in preterving my life and carrying out God's holy plan. Remembered Mott: Three exciting yeors at Bro. Daniel's Math class. ROBERT J. FINNERTY Bob —St. Slephent-Activities: Advisory Officer I; Glee Club 4; Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. Remembered Mott: New foces ond the some old corny jokes about school life. JOSEPH C. FITZHARRIS Fitx —St. Albert the Great—Activities: Benildus Club 3.4; Dramatics I,2,3,4; Debate 2,3,- Speech 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Ambition: Teocher ond lawyer; Remembered Most: The fun I hod In four years of bockstogo copers. KEVIN J. FOLEY Kev —Annunciation—Activities: Legion of Mary 4; Track 1.2; Ambition: To be a Interior decoroter; Remembered Most: Friendly people, lunch and last period. JAMES B. ERICKSON Eric —Resurrection—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Dramatics 4; Ambition: Get o doctors degree in Theology. Remembered Most: Bro. John C. GLEN R. EVANS Moose —Visitotion—Activities: Advisory Officer l,4; Monogram Club 3.4; Bateball 1,2; Basketball 1,2.3; Footboll 1,2,3.4; Ambition: Own a night club ond band. Remembered Most: High school. ROBERT H. FISHER Fish —Bosllica—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Tennis 4; Ambition: To be a millionaire before I'm 35. Remembered Most: Mr. Graf's law doss. JOHN P. FITZGERALD Fitr —Incornation—Ambition: To be a Christian gentleman; Remembered Most: All the friends—both students and teochers—that I mode here. 30 RICHARD A. FOUNE Stroud —St. Kevin-Ambition: To attend the big U Remembered Most: Fir® drill whilo In the showers. BERNARD J. FORMICO Berni® — Incarnation—Activitiei: Dramatics 3.4; Ambition: The first Catholic Dictator of Rv � !a. Remembered Mo� t: Hearing la Croix complain about Bro. Hugh's 7,8 and 9 hour classes. MICHAEL T. FORSYTHE Mike —St. Charles—Activities: Basketball lj Ambition: To leod a good Christian life. Remembered Most: Basketball gomes with Benllde. RONALD J. FOSS Ron —St. Austin—Ambition: To make use of the teachings of the Brothers. Remembered Most: The day the heel come off my shoe ond I hod to explain to Mr. Rooch why I wore tennis shoes with a suit. JOHN E. FOX John —Incarnation—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Ambition: To be a success in life ond choose the right vocation. Remembered Most: Summers of '61 4 '63. PETER A. FRANKMAN Bon —St. Petor-Ambition: To graduate from college; Remembered Most: Mr. DuBois. STEVEN A. FRIENDSHUH French —Nativity of Mary—Activities: Advisory Offier 2,3; Football 1,2,4; Ambition: To live o good Christian life. Remembered Most: Bro. Ambrose: 'Shut up alreody! JOHN T. FRIENDSHUH Cousey —Nativity of Mory—Ambition: To set a goal In life and make it. Remembered Most: The close contact between student and foculty. JOHN G. GAGNON Gunny—St. Joan of Arc—Activities: Advisory Officer 3; Benildus Club 4; Golf 4; Track 2; Ambition: To read the book on Mike Warner's life, The Ugly American ; Remembered Most: The island cafes and wearing my sneakers to school. DANIEL B. GALARNEAU Don —St. Albert's—Ambition: To be a success In all that I do. Remembered Most: All the fun we hod during and after school. 31 WAITER C. GEODES Wolt —Annunciotion—Ambition: To become rich and then relax; Remembered Mott: The poker party in Mr. Miller's room. LANDRY C. GENOSKY Geno —Our Lody of Victory—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2; Ambition: To go to college; Remembered Mott: Bro. Wolbert's first period. KENNETH C. GIOTZBACH Brunswick —St. Charles—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,3; Basketball 2,3; Ambition: To further my education as a good Catholic; Remembered Most: Mr. Reinhart and the De Lo Salle basketball titles. RICHARD C. GOBLIRSCH Dick —St. Charles—Activities: Baseball 3,4; Track 4; Ambition: Mechanical engineer; Remembered Most: Junior year history—Bro. L. Stephen. THOMAS C. GOFF Stubby's Brother —St. Clements—Activities: Advisory Officer 1; Monogram Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Ambition: To graduate from high school; Remembered Most: Mr. Roach. MICHAEL J. GOLDBERG Goldio —Assumption—Activities: Art Club 2,4; Ambition: To become os well liked as Mr. Roach; Remembered Most: Bro. John C. chasing me through tho halls. ROBERT F. GOOD Tex —St. Anthony—Ambition: To succeed in life. Remembered Most: The De La Salle dances. BRUCE D. GRASSMAN Bruce —St. Charles—Activities: Islander 2,3,4; Ambition: To be a success,- Remembered Most: Mr. Graf and Business Low. DENNIS J. GUINEY D.J. —Our Lady of Victory—Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Football 2; Ambition: To graduate from college with a degree,- Remembered Most: Bro. Norberf's dessert and Mr. T's quiet study periods. MARK J. HAGEMEYER Hoggy —Holy Cross—Ambition: To graduate from college,- Remembered Most: Bro. Ambrose. 32 GARY F. HAIDER Gory —Immaculate Conception—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Ambition: To get into the Air Force Remembered Most: Bro. Augustine. RICHARD J. HAIDER Dick —St. Hedwig's—Ambition: To become a draftsman; Romcmberod Most: Bro. Walbert's Geometry doss. DARRUL L. HALL Hall —Ascension—Activities: Benildus Club 3; Monogram Club 4; Batketboll 3; Football 3,4; Ambition: To get a good Catholic education; Remembered Most: The time I didn't go to football practice and everyone thought I wos lost. BRIAN D. HAllET Hal —St. Peter—Ambition: The worlds best pinball machine ployer,- Remembered Most: No girls. DONALD D. HANSEN Ape Man —Incarnation—Ambition: To be a success; Remembered Most: I can't remember anything. RUSSEL J. HANSEN Russ —Christ the King—Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Ambition: Be a resident of the Island; Remembered Most: The times with Bro. Fidelis ond Bye Bye Birdie. THOMAS G. HARRER Tom —St. Margaret Mary—Activities: Bonildus Club 4; Gloo Club 4; Ambition: To preoch to crowds os largo os Billy Graham's; Remembered Most: Tho wretched greeting us on Hennipen. RICHARD T. HART Dick —Ascension—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2,3.4; Sonior Senate.- Benildus Club 4; Monogram Club 4; Football 2,4; Ambition: Join the Air Force and see someone else's world on a surfboard. Remembered Most: The blood I lost at Graco Field and Mr. Rooch's closs. DENNIS A. HARVIEUX Horv —St. Helena's—Ambition: To be a success in the business world; Remembered Most: Losing tho basketball traveling trophy. JAMES R. HAUSCHILD Jim —Holy Rosary—Activities: Wrestling 2; Ambition: To go to college and get a degree; Remembered Most: The basketball ond football games with Benilde. 33 ROBERT B. HEALY Moochie —St. Cyril—Activities: Boseboll 2.3.4; Trock I; Ambition: To leod o good Catholic lift and � toy hoalthy. Remembered Most: Dove Longboll Shopek. RICHARD J. HEDMAN Dick —Our lody of Victory-Ambition: Fulfill my abilities; Remembered Most: H. Buron's Math class. THOMAS J. HEISSERER Tom —Annunclotion—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2,3; Benildus Club 4; Contact 2.3.4. Football l; Hockey I; Ambition: To be as good o man as some I've met; Remembered Most: Beating Beni Ido in Football and Boiketboll. MARK A. HEIIGER Mork —St. Stephen's—Activities: Dromotics 4; Delta 4; Islonder 3.4; Art Club 4; Ambition: To goin heaven; Remembered Most: Bro. Francis' Chemistry class. THOMAS L HELIKER Tom —Our Lady of Victory—Ambition: To be a success os o man ond moke $15,000.00 a year. Remembered Most: De ond Benilde In Basketball. DENNIS G. HENDRICKS Den —St. Helena's—Activities: Dromotics 2.3; Glee Club 1,2,3.4, Monogram Club 3,4; Ambition: Live fast—Die young—Get morried—Have a ball; Remembered Most: Mr. Thesenvitz's sport cor. VIRGIL H. HENTZ Hairy —Holy Nome—Ambition: To own 16 of oil the money In the U.S. Remembered Most: Bro. Oliver throwing my book bog out of 306's window, THOMAS E. HILSON Tom —St. Alphonsus—Activities: Benildus Club 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Tennis 4; Wrestling 2.3,4, Ambition: To teach, so I can make my students work os hard os I had to of De. Remembered Most: Mr. Markwalder's English classes. WILLIAM J. HINZ Beef —Visitation—Activities: Advisory Oflicor 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4. Hockey 1,3,4; Ambition: Reach the happy medium; Remembered Most: Brothers Terence and Clarence. ROBERT F. HOBDAY Bob —Christ the King—Activities: Benildus Club 3.4; Dromotics 1,2; Debate 3; Delto 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Ambition: To be a Doctor; Remembered Most: Mission collections and Religion classes. 34 ROBERT C. HODEK Bob —St. Joon of Arc—Activities: Advisory Officer 3; Ambition: To succeed In everything I do. Remembered Most: Guidance classes. ANDREW J. HOLEWA Andy —St. Charles—Activities: Dromotics 1.2: Swimming 4- Ambition: To become a successful engineer in my old age after a gay life. Remembered Most: Br. Norbert's Latin class and his dessert. RUSSEL C. HORSCH Russ —St. Charles—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,3; Ambition: To become fabulously wealthy, charming, popular ond modest. Remembered Most: Mr. Horning's and 223‘s coffee breok before school. THOMAS E. HOUDE Hood —Christ the King—Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Benildus Club 4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Islander 2; Glee Club I; Art Club 2.4; Monogram Club 4; Football I; Ambition: To devote my life to the will of God; Remembered Most: Brothers Fidelis ond H. Poul. ROBERT G. HOWARD Howie —St. Bonoventure—Ambition: Avoid the droft; Remembered Most: The Big 4 of Junior year. MICHAEL G. HURLEY Mike —Visitation—Activities: Dromotics 2; Glee Club I; Ambition: To go Into electrical engineering. ROBERT J. HUTCHINS Hutch —St. Boniface—Activities: Camera Club 3; Ambition: Go into the Navy and retire at 38; Remembered Most: Mr. Horning and his riot squad. JAMES B. INGVALDSEN Jim —St. Chorlos—Activities: Swimming 1.2; Wrestling 4. Ambition: To become a dentist; Remembered Most: Bro. Stephen. JAMES E. ISENOR Ike —St Timothy—Activities: Advisory Officer 3; Glee Club 4, Basketball 4; Football 4; Track 4; Ambition: Teacher, highway patrolmon or engineer. Remembered Most: Bro. Fidelis' Great Adv. 107. JOHN I. ISERMAN Irzy —Immaculato Conception—Activities: Dramatics 4; Glee Club l,2.3.4j Monogrom Club 4; Golf I; Ambition: To get married and have octuplets. Remembered Most: Bro. Augustine outwitting George, our pet monkey. 35 ROBERT IVANOK Ivy —St. Constantine—Ambition: To mako a succoss out of life; Remembered Most: Bro. Oliver' Geometry clow ond lunch period. JAMES E. JACHYMOWSKI Yoboo — Holy Cros —Activitie : Advisory Officor 1,3.4; Contact 3.4, Senior Senate; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Football 1,2; Ambition: To marry a good Catholic girl; Remembered Most: Roso Donee and Bro. Fideli ' Senior Religion. FREDERICK R. JACOB The Bruiser —St. Joon of Arc—Activitie : Benildus Club 3,4; Contact 3,4; Islander 3.4; Glee Club 3.4; Monogram Club 4; Boseball 1,2; Footboll 1.2.3,4; Track 3.4; Ambition: To lead a good Christian life; Remembered Mo� t: The cooperation and holp of tho faculty. MICHAEL W. JANOWIEC Mike —Holy Cross—Ambition: To lead a good lifo ond do well in everything I do; Remembered Most: Bro. Edward's Freshman Spanish class. THOMAS A. JEFFERY Jeff —Christ tho King—Activities: Delta 4; Islander 2; Monogram Club 3.4; Football 2.3,4; Ambition: To writo the great American novel during Guidance; Remembered Most: Tuna—Runa on bun. GARVIN D. JOHNSON Garv —St. Kevin—Activities: Advisory Officer 3; Benildus Club 4; Debate 1.2,3; Delta 4; Glee Club I; Ambition: To do Christ's will in my life; Remembered Most: Bus ridos on Hcnnipen Avo. ond Bro. John C. GERALD B. JOHNSTED Beraldine —Our Lady of Victory—Ambition: To somedoy take full advantago of tho opportunities of this life; Remembered Most: The everpresent help offered to all the boys at De. MICHAEL G. JUSTIN Mike —St. Helena's—Activities: Advisory Officer 1; Benildus Club 3,4; Dramatics 2,3; Delta 3.4; Glee Club I; Art Club 4; Ambition: To bo able to complete whatever I've started; Remembered Most: Bro. Augustine's great Biology experiments. GREGORY J. KACZMAREK George —St. Charles—Ambition: Electricion; Remembered Most: Bro. Ambrose's squirt-gun. JEROME S. KAESS Jcr —St. Chorlos—Ambition: To go through college and become a millionaire,- Remembered Most: Working my way through 36 JAMES E. KAIINOWSKI Heavy —Annunciation—Ambition: To join the Navy and get sent to Jopon, Remembered Most: Mr. Elsenpeter's 1st period English. A IAN R. KARL Al —St. Charles-Ambition: Technical engineer.- Remembered Most: The time I slept In Bro. Stephen's clou. THOMAS E. KASTl Tom —Visitation—Activities: Senior Senote. Advisory Officer 2.4; Contact 3,4; Delta 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Monogram Club 4. Football 2. Ambition: To gain a collego education In architecture. Remembered Most: My years in the Glee Club. THOMAS P. KELLEY Killer -Activities: Trock 1,2,4; Cross Country 1; Ambition: To be another Fronk Lloyd Wright; Remembered Most: Bro. Augustine's Biology doss DALE A. KETCHUM Chewle —St. Chorles-Activities: Benildus Club 3j Track 2; Ambition: To rule the world; Remembered Most: Mr. B's Algebro Class. KEITH T. KIELAS Keith —St. Bonavenfure—Activities: Advisory Officer 1; Football 3. Hockey 4; Ambition: To eventually get married and enjoy life like my brothers do; Remembered Most: Mr. Hockothorn: Listen up pooplos. JOHN J. KINNE J.F.K. —Ascension-Ambition: To live big; Remembered Most: Crash. PETER M. KISH Ground Round —St. Anthony—Activities: Advisory Officer 2.4, Football 2. Ambition: To hove o good future; Remembered Most: Bro. Joseph and the bosketball gomes. PHILIP S. KLEES Phil —St. Chorles-Activities: Senior Senate,- Advisory Officer 1,2.4; Benildus Club 3.4.- Contact 2,3.4; Delta 3,4; Islander 2.3,4; Track 1,2.- Ambition: To be a teacher; Remembered Most: Brothers Clarence. Fidelis and Norbert. CHARLES J. KLINE Chuck — Immoculote Conception- Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Baseball 2; Ambition: Get through college, Remembered Most: Sophomore year. 37 MARK G. KNOOIHUIZEN Ka-Noot —Annunciation—Activities: Contra Club I; Delta 3.4; Monogrom Club 4; Tennis 3,4, Ambition; To be sincere In oil my actions; Remembered Most: Fourth year Religion toocher. DANIEL T. KOCH Don —St. Lawrence—Activities: Benildus Club 3.4; Footboll 3.4; Trock 3.4; Ambition: To moke a million.- Remembered Most: Mr. Buron's Algebra class. EDWARD A. KOMOROSKI Romeo —Resurrection—Activities: Advisory Officer 1.2.3,4; Contoct 3; Monogram Club 4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Ambition: Find my vocation and follow it,- Remembered Most: Everyone at Do ond Bro. Fidolis. JOHN J. KOPACEK Jay —St. Albert tho Greot—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Contoct 4; Glee Club 4; Ambition: To own a brewery; Remembered Most: Wockends with the boys. STANLEY B. KOZAK Co y —Our lady of Victory—Ambition: To succeed in whatever occupation I may chooso. Remembered Most: Let us remember that wo aro in the holy presence of God. JEFFREY W. KOZNICK Jeff —St. Margaret Mary—Activities: Baseball 1.2,3,4; Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do; Remembered Most: The Do La Salle foculty. ROBERT E. KRASKA Bob —St. Chorles—Ambition: To find happiness; Remembered Most: Bro. Walbert's 5th period Geometry class. MICHAEL J. KRAUS Jigs —St. Vincent De Paul-Ambition: To become a great tennis player; Remembered Most: Bro. Norbert and the State Tournaments. JEFFREY S. KRAWCZVK Sosha No. II —St. Chorles—Activities: Track I; Wrestling 2,3; Ambition: Spin three complete times In the air. Remembered Most: Fifth period of the Benilde game. GEROLD E. KRITZECK Jerry —St. Stephen's—Activities: Glee Club 3,4; Swimming 2; Ambition: To be a success in what ever I do,- Remembered Most: The Brothers and the lay foculty. 38 MICHAEL G. KROGAN Krogs —Incarnation—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2; Bcnildus Club 3; Legion of Mary 3; 8aseboll 1,2; Basketball 1; Football 1; Ambition; To enforce the law; Remembored Most: The first four months of my Junior year. MICHAEL S. KRUMM Mike —Incarnation—Activities: Advisory Officer I; Trock 4. Ambition: To go to college; Remembered Most: Being In that 6th period class with Terry and Bob and Mr. Hayes' P Club. ROGER P. KUERBS Krobs —St. Stephen's-Ambition: Sec someone fatter than Gunny. Remembered Most: Weokends on the Indian Trails. GERARO J. KULBIEDA Jer —St. Charles-Activities: Advisory Officer Gloo Club 4; Baseball 1,2,4; Ambition: The field of engineering; Remembered Most: Having Obr ut sit in front of me In Algobra. RONALD J. LABIAK Tho lob's Whale —Ascension—Activities: Cheerleaders 4; Dramatics 1,2, 3.4; Debate 1,2.3; Monogram Club 4. Ambition: To marry o nice girl, become a good lawyer and lose weight. Remembered Most: A fox, o king, o whale in 1032 with o flat tire. JOSEPH M. LACONIC Joe —Immoculote Conception—Activities: Bcnildus Club 4; Delta A, Islander 4; Ambition: To live my life so that I may reach heaven; Remembered Most: Mr. Bresky's 3rd period Algebra II class. THOMAS P. LA CROIX Tom —St. Margret Mary- Activities: Advisory Officer 2. Bcnildus Club 4; Islonder 3.4; Monogram Club 3,4; Football I; Swimming 1,2,3,4, Ambition: Go to collego moko lots of money and retire at 25 with a full horem; Remembered Most: Bro. Hugh's 7th, 8th. ond 9th periods. DOUGLAS C. IAMERE Doug —Our Lady of Lourdes—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2,3; Ambition: Travel all over the world; Remembered Most: All activities. DENNIS E. IAMOTT Denny —St. Mary of the Lake—Activities: Gloo Club 1,2,3.4, Monogram Club 4; Ambition: To moke the most of the education I received here- at De ond to furthor it in college,- Remembered Most: The consistently outstanding extracurricular, especially Glee Club and Dramatics. STEPHEN A. LANG Stove —Holy Rosory—Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Track 2.3; Ambition: To go to college and major as a C.P.A. Remombered Most: Bro. John C. ond Intromurals. 39 e STEVEN R. LANG Stevo —$� . Lawrence—Activities: Advisory Officer 1.2.3,4; Monogram Club 3.4; Wrestling 3.4; Ambition: Success in college; Remembered Most: High society on Grove Stroet. JOHN G. LAPENSKY John —St. Petor's—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Debate 3; Ambition: To be a priest; Remembered Most: The time Bro. Augustine dropped the chalk In the middle of a word and went out for o smoke. ROBERT M. LARSEN Lors —Resurrection—Activities: Islander 4; Basketball I; Ambition: To have spent a million dollars before I'm 40; Remembered Most: Mr. Esenpcter's Soph, English class. LESLIE L. LARSEN Les —St. Joan of Arc—Activities: Contoct 1.2.3.4; Football I; Ambition: To live a filthy rich millionaire horse rancher's life; Remembered Most: The doys we hod to spend In school. BELA I. LAZAR Willie''—Holy Nome—Activities: Glee Club I; Ambition: To hove a happy, rich, and married life; Remembered Most: Mr. Hayes' Chemistry class and Mr. Breske's Algebra class. CRAIG H. LETOURNEAU LoTurn —St. Charles—Activities: Glee Club 4; Wrestling 3.4, Ambition: To have fun ond make something of life; Remembered Most: Mr. Colston and his quiet ways. JOHN D. LE VESQUE L.V. —St. Charles—Activities: Glee Club 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Baseball I; Ambition: To make my fivo million before P.K. does. Remembered Most: Bro. Fidelis and Bye, Bye Birdie. JOHN M. IE VOIR LaVwa —St. Charles—Activities: Monogram Club 4; Golf 1.2.3,4; Ambition: To go on the pro golf tour; Remembered Most: Mr. Johnson ond the golf team on our trips to the state golf tournament. WILLIAM V. L HERAUIT French '—St. Charles -Activities: Advisory Officer 4; Contact 3,4; Delta 4; Monogram Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3.4. Ambition: To weigh more than Debelak; Remembered Most: The Brothers. Mr. Reinhart and school spirit. ROBERT M. LILLIE Diamond Lll — St. Helena—Ambition: To bocome on Engineer—another coach Broske,- Remembered Most: Bro. K. Francis. Mr. Svobodny ond Mr. Brosko. 40 PAUl A. LIPETZKY Paul —St. Charles—Ambition: To graduate; Remembered Most: Mr. Colston's driver training. THOMAS J. IOCH Hotlips —Resurrection—Activities: Contact 2; Dramotics 2.3,4, Monogram Club 4; Track I; Ambition: To get married and hove six kids, all at once. Remembered Most: George and the white rots. DONALD G. LOPATA Don —Holy Rosary—Activities: Wrestling 3,4, Ambition: to mako a million dollars; Remembered Most: State tournament games. ALAN D. LOUZON Al —St. Annes—Ambition: To be a good Catholic ohd live a good life; Remembered Most: Mr. Horning's class in salesmanship COLIN D. IOWINSKE Col —St. Helena's—Ambition: To find my vocation in life; Remembered Most: Mr. Roach in my Junior yoor. THOMAS P. LUCE Tom —Nativity—Ambition: Got through school; Remembered Most: My lost Sophomoro year. CHARLES A LUCIA Chuck —St. Charles—Activities: Advisory Officer 1; Ambition: Trovel around the world, Remembered Most: Mr. Horning's 1st period study hour. FREDERICK J. LUDEN Freddy —St. Joseph-Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2,3.4; Senior Scnote, Ambition: To mako use of all that I've boon taught in the lost four years. Remembered Most: Mr. Colston's Junior Religion doss THOMAS J. LUNIESKI Luni —St. Austin-Ambition: To get o job poying $1,000 on hour, Remem-bered Most: My second and third years. CARL K. LUXEM Chuck —Resurrection—Activities: Advisory Officer 4; Ben.ldus Club 4, Con-tod 3.4, Islander 3.4; Glee Club 3.4, Swimming I; Ambition: To become a corporation lawyer. Remembered Most: Hallway brawls. 41 STEPHEN J. MAC DONAIO Steve —Visitation—Activities: Dramatics 2; Glee Club 1; Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. Remembered Most: The generous Brothers and lay teachers. GERALD J. MACHUIDA Fats —St. Alphonsws—Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Dramatics 3.4; Islonder 3; Glee Club I; Ambition: To be o dentist and learn the root voluos for happiness In life; Remembered Most; My activities in Dramatics. PAUL R. MALCHOW Poul —St Austin's Activities: Tract 1.2; Cross Country 3; Ambition: Graduate from college and movo to California; Remembered Most: Georgo the ope. JOHN N. MALECEK John —St. Peters—Activities: Advisory Officer 3; Art Club 1,2.3,4; Track 2; Ambition: To succoed in everything I set Out to do.- Remembered Most: Mr. Buron's ties. DAVID M. MALENFANT Dave —St. Stephen's—Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Benildus Club 4, Ambition: To get a Moster's degree In Theoretical Physics; Remembered Most: Bro. Daniel, his Math class and stuffed animals. ROBERT E. MANDER5 Bob —St. Anne—Ambition: To be successful in everything I do. Remembered Most: Bro. Francis' Chemistry class. RONALD G. MANNING Ron —St. Lawrence—Activities: Wrestling 4; Ambition: To be a success In life.-Remembered Most: Mr Horning's class—223 in my Junior year. JAMES F. MANTEL Jungle Jim -St. Helena's—Activities: Football I; Ambition: Graduate from the University of Minnesota with a Masters in Biology; Remembered Most: Bro. Norbert. JAMES R. MARTIN Simbad —Annunciation - Ambition: To be tho fostest gun in the West; Remembered Most: Helen. THOMAS P. MARTINSON Morty —Resurrection—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2,3; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Football 1.2. Ambition: To go on to college and make a mil-lion; Remembered Most: Al's cafe before school. 42 STUART B. MATHEWSON Stu —Visitation—Activities: Bemldus Club 4; Delta 4. Baseball 1.2.4; Ambition: To bo an octuary; Remembered AAost: Bro. Joseph and his big it policy. JAMES M. AAATHISON Jim —St. Albert tho Groat—Activities: Advisory Officer 1.2.3; Contoct 4; Oromatics 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Monogrom Club 4; Baseball 4, Ambition: To make a living doing something I enjoy; Remembered AAost: Terror of the C building and the 8:35 er's —Bro. John C. MICHAEL M. AAATTISON Baldy —St. Austin-Activities: Glee Club 1, Ambition: To do oil the things I want to; Remembered Most: Bro. Augustines monkeys. TIMOTHY J. McCOY Moc —St. Peter's—Activities: Swimming 1, Tennis 4; Ambition: To be a success and a credit to my school; Remembered AAost: Midnight last Christmos —the big deal policy. MICHAEL E. McEVOY Mac —St. Joseph's—Activities: Hockey 1; Trock 2.4; Ambition: To be a Civil Engineer; Remembered Most: The homework and the basketball gomes. francis c. McGovern Frank —St. Lawrence—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Dramatics 4; Islander 4; Trock 2; Cross Country 4; Ambition: Millionaire playboy; Remembered Most: Basketball gomes and Mr. Breske. LAWRENCE C. McGRATH AAogoo —Resurrection—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,3; Contoct 4; Baseball 2,4; Ambition: To be a Chemist and confirmed bachelor; Remembered Most: Bro. L. Stephen's marking system. JOHN M. McHUGO Moc —Basilica—Activities: Basketball 4; Football 3; Trock 1,2; Ambition: To get to California this summer; Remembered Most: All the hard hours of study I put in during my four years. RICHARD T. MENGELKOCH Tim —St. Anne—Activities: Advisory Officer 3; Glee Club 1.2; Ambition: To work In the field of electricity.- Remembered Most: Our victories in Intramural play. DANIEL J. MERRICK Don — St. Helena's—Ambition: To find onother school to occept me. Remembered AAost: Basketball games and stoto tournaments. 43 ROBERT J. METTY Met —Incornotion—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2; Ambitiom To get a di-ploma from De; Remembered Most: Being in Mr. Hayes' P club with Terry and Mike. JOHN C. MEYER Twink —St. Annes—Activities: Bonildus Club 4; Contact 3; Monogram Club 4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1.2,3.4; Ambition: To become o phormocisf and sell pills; Remembered Most: All the teochers. JOHN C. MEYER Cordell —Christ the King—Ambition-. Negligible. Remembered Most: George and Katie. MICHAEL J. MEYER Mike —St. Timothy—Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Monogram Club 4; Track 2.3.4; Wrestling 3.4; Cross Country 3.4; Ambition: To pin Lloyd; Remembered Most: Wrestling my Junior year. THOMAS F. MILES Tom —Visitation—Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Bonildus Club 3,4; Contoct 2.3,4,- Cheerleaders 4; Ambition: To succeed In my chosen field; Remembered Most: The long hours of hard study. JOHN T. MILKES Jockie —Basilica—Ambition: To get to California in o 54 Chev and bock in a 64. Remembered Most: The long days and short nights with 7“ RUSSELL J. MILLER Rusty —St. Kevin—Activities: Dramatics 1,2,3.4; Debate 2.3; Monogram Club 3,4; Golf 4; Ambition: To bo a success In whatever I attompt to do; Remembered Most: The long hours on the stoge os woll os Bro. Wolbert's sleeping periods. JEFFREY A. MILLUNZI Chief —St. Charles—Activities: Bonildus Club 4; Comoro Club 2; Dramatics 3.4; Islondor 2,3.4; Glee Club 3,4; Ambition: Bo a success In both my profession and religion; Remembered Most: Washing dishes with the guys in the lunch room. LARRY A. MINGO Lar —Incarnation—Ambition: To be a success in life; Remembered Most: Bro. Fidelis. JAMES M. MIROCHA Big More—flea —St. Chorles—Activities: Advisory Officer 2.3; Benildus Club 4; Delta 4; Glee Club 4; Monogram Club 4. Basketball I; Golf 4, Ambition: To hove o good, faithful Cotholic wife ond get to heaven,- Remembered Most: Midnight lost Christmas. 44 RICHARD M. MONTAGUE Dick —Ascension—Activities: Advisory Officer 1.3,A; Basketball 1.2; Ambition: To bocome a'successful man; Remembered Most: Bro. Fidelis' causes and effects of love. DAVID J. MORTENSEN Mort —St Albert the Great -Activities: Advisory Officer 2,3.4; Football 2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Ambition: To be a success; Remembered Most: The teachers THOMAS A. MORTL “Frog —St. Albert the Greot—Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Hockey 1,2; Ambition: To moke life worth living—In other words, to become o good Catholic millionaire; Remembered Most: My wonderful year with Mr. Roach. THOMAS M. MOSKAIIK Tom —St. Austin—Activities: Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Ambition: To become a business executive; Remembered Most: Bro. H. Paul and the Dramatics Club. MICHAEL R. MURRELL Mike —St Charles—Activities: Islander 2,3 Ambition: To travel the world as a bachelor, fhon marry; Remembered Most: Dances. Basketball Championships and Bye, Bye Birdie. JOHN MYKULAK Mykv — St, Constintine—Ambition: To moke money and live o good life; Remembered Most: Mr Svobodn s Geometry class, the sock hops and lunch. LAWRENCE M. MYSLICKI Larry —St. Austin's—Activities: Dromotlcs 2; Trock 2; Ambition: To make a success of myself from whot I hovo loomed at Do,- Remembered Most: My four years with the Brothers. TERRY B. NAJARIAN Ter —St. Charles—Activities: Baseball 3.4; Hockey 2,3,4; Ambition: To go on to law school and graduate with high honors; Remembered Most: My unfortunate encounters with the Mod Bomber of 105 In my Junior year. LAWRENCE J. MISKOWIEC Larry —St. Hedwigs— Ambition: To succeed In collego and to be a success in life; Remembered Most: Mr. Miller's American History class Junior year. JAMES J. MONTAGUE Jim —Immaculato Conception—Activities: Glee Club 1; Track 4; Wrostllng 2, 3,4; Ambition: To live long enough to spend my first million. Remembered Most: Bro. Wolbort's Geometry class. 45 DAVID J. NAMIE D.J. — St. Moron's— Activities: Advisory Officer 3.4; Dramatic l; Islander 1,2; Trock 1,2; Ambition: To live well and die well; Remembered Most: The whole, wonderful thing. DAVID L. NELSON Nollio —St. Joan of Arc—Activities: Islander 4; Golf 4; Ambition: To go Into medicine; Remembered Most: I'vo only been here for IV6 weeks, so I don’t remember anything. RICHARD C. NELSON Nelsc —St. Helena—Activities: Advisory Officer I; Ambition: To earn o college degree; Remembered Most: Bro. Augustine. PHILIP A. NETKOW Combs —Immoculate Conception—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Contoct 4; Ambition: To be an electronics engineer; Remembered Most: Bro. Lugori's school spirit. DONALD A. NEWELL Don —St. Patrick's—Ambition: To emulate J F.K. Remembered Most: Bro Fldelis’ greofer 107. JOSEPH J. NEWFIELD Nelyf —St. Helena's—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2; Baseball I; Ambition: To do my best in whatever I do; Remembered Most: Mr. Horning’s 1st period rolls and milk class. ROBERT J. NICOl Niok —St. Bridgets—Activities: Advisory Officer 1.2; Bcnildus Club 4; Baseball 1; Ambition: To go Into Dentol college,- Remembered Most: Numerous sock hops last two yeors? THOMAS J. NICHOLS Nick —St. Helena—Activities: Advisory Officer 3; Benildus Club 3.4; Hockey 1; Ambition: To live my life the way I want to live it; Remembered Most: Friends and wild weekends. BRUCE W. NIHART Shorty —St. Peters—Activities: Benildus Club 4, De Men,- Ambition: To teoch; Remembered Most: Bro. K. Francis. RICHARD J. NORLIN Dick —Holy Rosary-Activities: Basketball 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4,- Ambition: To sec that De has moro sock hops. Remembered Most: The State Baskotball Tournaments and the football gomes against Crotln 46 JOHN C. NOTSCH Jock —Sf. Charles—Ambition: To groduote from 0® ond go to the U of Colifornio; Remembered Most: How nice Mr. Roach would be � o any un-suspecting student cought breaking o rule or being tardy. DANIEL G. O BRIEN OB. —St. Vincent De Paul—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2.3.4; Bcnildus Club 3; Glee Club 3.4; Monogram Club 4; Ambition: Start o loon company with my millions; Remembered Most: Hospital bill I gave to Bro. Fidelis. DONALD J. O'BRIEN Don —Resurrection—Ambition: Make my first million before I'm 21, Remembered Most: Bro. L. Stephen and his stories. DAVID F. OBRZUT Obie —St. Charles- Ambition: To travel over the world for freo; Remembered Most: Bro. Jordan Edward's Spanish doss ond Kulbieda behind me In Algebra. DENNIS M. OKEEFE Den —Sf. Annes—Activities: Adviiory Officer 1,2,3; Benildus Club 4; Swimming 4; Track 4, Ambition: Get to heaven, marry well, find a job I will be happy ln; Remembered Most: Mr. Roach slopping around the kids smaller than himself. JAMES F. ORMAN Jim —Christ the King—Activities: Glco Club I; Ambition: To live o full, happy life; Remembered Most: The Do—Benilde games. WILLIAM A. PALMER Bill —Christ tho King—Activities: Delta 4; Ambition: To own a big company ond hiro all the bums thot I went to school with; Remembered Most: Bro. Joseph. DENNIS C. PARZYCK Zeke —St. Annes—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2; Cheerleaders 4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Monogram Club 3,4; Ambition: To become half the man I hove found eoch of the Brothors to be; Remembered Most: Bro. Roimond, a greot guy. ARTHUR C. PEDERSON Art —St. Lowrence—Ambition: To be a good Catholic; Remembered Most: Mr. Horning's Soles class. THOMAS J. PEINE T.P. —Assumption—Activities: Advisory Officer 2,3; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Bosket-ball I; Ambition: To become a dentist ond have Mr. Roach for my first patient; Remembered Most: Bro. Roger when he had on angry look on his face. 47 JAMES L. PERRA Torzon —Our Lady of Victory—Activities: Advisory Officer I; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Ambition: To moke the most of everything and succeed in everything I do.- Remembered Most: Stole Tournaments and trying to find my woy home after .., ROBERT J. PERZEL Bob —St. Charles—Activities: Bcnildus Club 3,4; Contact 4; Camera Club 3; Dramatics 4; Glco Club 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Ambition: To be a success at law; Remembered Most: Bro. John C. and Bro. Augustine. GILBERT M. PETERS Gil —Resurrection—Activities: Advisory Officer 4; Ambition: To become moro active and stick with it; Remembered Most: Sports, dances and friends. STEPHEN J. PHILIPP Stevo -Holy Name—Activities: Glee Club I; Art Club 1; Ambition: Electrical cngincor; Remembered Most: Bro. Augustine—8iology. RICHARD W. PICQUET Dick —St. Timothy—Activities: Legion of Mary 3; Wrestling 2; Ambition: To be a success in everything I attempt; Remembered Most: All my teachers and friends. WILLIAM P. PILACINSKI Bill —Si. Philip—Activities: Dramatics 2; Gleo Club 1; Track 2,4; Ambition: To become a professor of Zoology; Remembered Most: Bro. John C. EDWARD M. PIOTROWSKI Ed —All Saints—Ambition: To go to college,- Remembered Most: Mr. Broskc's Algebra class and Bro. Norbert. MARK S. PLASHA Mark —St. Timothy—Activities: Gleo Club 3,4; Hockey I, Ambition: To be a success,- Remembered Most: George's second year Latin closs. JOSEPH M. PRENOVOST Joe —St. Charles—Ambition: To be a success; Remembered Most: Bro. Jordan Edward. CHARLES W. PRENTICE Chuck —Christ the King—Activities: Contact 2; Dromatlcs 2,3,4; Gloo Club 1,2,- Monogram Club 3,4; Ambition: To continue leading the great life I've lived hero at De; Remembered Most: The wonderful time I had in attempting to decide what I remembered most at De. 48 IIMON E. PRUDEN “Lemon —St. Richard's—Activities: Dromotlcs 4; Ambition: To be successful In oil my endeavors; Remembered Moit: Bro. Augustine and George, Bro. John C, Bro. Walbert, S.M.S.G., English III. STEVEN F. QUADY “Steve —St. Austin—Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Benildus Club 4; Hockey 2; Ambition: Success in life and Mortuary Science,- Remembered Most: Who knows? PAUL J. QUIST “Paul —Resurrection—Activities: Swimming 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Ambition: To be o high school drop out; Remembered Most: Experiments in Bro. Francis' Chemistry class. MICHAEL D. RAMOLAE Mick —All Saints—Activities: Art Club 4; Track 2; Ambition: To win Grand Prix races ond own a pig farm in Scotland like Jimmy Clark; Remembered Most: Trying to remember what I remembered most. PHILLIP J. RASK “Phil —Ressurection—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Glee Club 4; Ambition: Holy Orders; Remembered Most: Bro. Augustine's Biology doss. LAWRENCE C. RATAY Lorry —St. Kevin—Activities: Logion of Mary 3,4; Debafo 2; Baseball 1,2; Ambition: To lead a good Christian life and to reponl for post deeds,- Remembered Most: My Sophomore odvisor and his always saying to me, “The world will bury you. JAMES J. REKUCKI Re Co —St. John—Activities: Advisory Officer 3,4,- Benildus Club 4,- Monogram Club 4; Hockey 1,2,3,4,- Ambition: To bo myself In whatever I do,-Remembered Most: Mr. Irwin and the way he coached. MICHAEL J. RENGEL Baby Huey —St. Bridgets—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2.- Benildus Club 4; Monogram Club 3.4; Baseball I; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 4; Track 2; Ambition: To win the State Tournament for Mr. Reinhart; Remembered Most: The things thot were not accomplished. ALAN J. REED Al —Christ tho King—Activities: Islander 2,3; Ambition: To be a Johnnie Boy up with the Bennlo Girls. Remembered Most: Hey, you, leave those monkies alone. RICHARD J. REINECK Red —St. Albert—Activities: Football 2; Golf 2; Ambition: To be a credit to my school,- Remembered Most: Running errands for Bro. Fldelis. 49 GERALD L. RENNER Jerry —Ascension—Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Ambition: To lood a good and successful life; Remembered Most: The Do—Benilde basketball gomes and the State Tournament. MARK J. RETKA Butch —Our Lady of Victory—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Speech 4; Football 2; Track 1,2.3,4; Wrestling A, Ambition: To be a success and still hove o lot of friends; Remembered Most: My junior year and the students ot De. GREGORY t. ROCHEFORD Rock —Incarnation—Activities: Benildus Club 3; Football 2; Hockey I; Trock 1,2; Wrestling 4; Cross Country 4; Ambition: To be a success in everything I do; Remembered Most: Mr. Roach. RORY ROONEY Rory —Annunciation—Activities: Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Delto 4; Islander 2; Ambition: To be a disc jockey; Remembered Most: Bro. Joseph and his pal, Victor. DAVID I. ROTH Hairy —Visitation—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2,4; Senior Senate.- Benildus Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3.4,- Football 1,2,3,4; Ambition: To be as saintly as Bob Feigh; Remembered Most: The numerous soc-hops. DAVID R. ROUILLARD Dove —St. Vincent de Paul—Ambition: Become an English teacher; Remembered Most: Bro. Wa I beet's Geometry class. JOHN W. RYAN Johnny —St. Kevin—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Debate 2; Delta 4; Glee Club I; Ambition: To lead a full life and learn all I con; Remembered Most: The hours and hours ... and hours of homework and the dances. JAMES S. SALZL Jim —St. Helena—Activities: Football I; Trock 2; Ambition: To be a draftsman, Remembered Mott: The days off. KENNETH D. SANTOS Dlno —St. Albert's—Activities: Contoct 2,3,4; Delto 4; Monogram 3.4; Baseball I; Football 2,3,4; Trock 2,3,4; Ambition: To grow to be 6' 4 ; Remembered Mott: The Wong house. MICHAEL J. SCANLAN Mike —Holy Name—Activities: Islander 3; Ambition: To become electrical engineer, moke millions and electricute myself accidentally; Remembered Most: Mr. Hayes' flat feet and Senior year. 50 GEORGE L SCHEINOST Shin —$t. Anne—Activities: Football 4; Ambition: To succeed; Remembered Most: Bro. Norbert's Latin clou. MICHAEL J. SCHINDLER Lefty —St. Peter -Ambition: To live; Remembered Mo� t: De. FRANCIS J. SCHMIDT Benny —St. Joan of Arc— Activities Benildu Club 3,4; Contact 2.4; Dro-motlc 4; Islander 2,3,4; Ambition: To be a mattrej tester; Remembered Most: My number 13 gym uniform. JACK T. SCHNEIDER Feorles Leoder —St. Boniface—Ambition: Moke o fortune, buy out De Lo Salle and free the student ; Remembered Most: Times I got crocked around by Brothers and teachers. RICHARD G. SCHOPF Dick —St. Philip's—Activities: Dramatics 2; Baseball 2; Ambition: To further my education and get a good job; Remembered Most: Bro. Roger ond all of his clever anecdotes. STEPHEN R. SCHREIBER Steve —Annunciation—Ambition: Pharmacist; Remembered Most: Mr, Bohen's Biology class. JAMES J. SCHULTZ Jimmy Joe —Visitation- Activities: Cross Country 1,4. Ambition: To work an algebra problem; Remembered Most: The lousy ticket sales we hod eoch year. EDWARD W. SCHULZE Schulze —Annunciation—Ambition: Gel some money ond move awoy from civilization; Remembered Most: Bro. Girard. GREGORY R. SCHUSTER Greg —Immoculate Conception—Activities: Advisory Ofhcor 3; Ambition: To get rich quick; Remembered Most: The '62 Basketball Tournament. MICHAEL W. SCHUVEIllER Mike —Immaculate Conception—Ambition: To be on electrical technician; Remembered Most: Bro. Oliver's Geometry class. 51 RONALD A. SCHWINN Ron —St. Bridget's—Activities: Football 1.2; Ambition! To 90 to college and major in Chemical Engineering; Remembered Most: Mr. Svobdney and the homework that always was ossigned. MICHAEL J. SHAUGHNESSY Shag —St. Anne's—Activities: Benildus Club 3.4; Dramatics 2j Delta 4; Football 2; Ambition: To become a teocher; Remembered Most: Mr. Svobodny and Mr. Stosik. RICHARD M. SHELSO Rick —Holy Cross—Activities: Baseball 2; Football 2; Swimming 3.4; Ambition: To find one and stkk to it; Remembered Most: Mr. Hayes' Chemistry closs. EMIL J. SHEPPARD Shep —St. Constantine—Ambition: To be o wealthy architect; Remembered Most: The stote tournaments. ROBERT J. SHULL Bob —Immaculate Conception—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2.3.4; Benildus Club 4; Baseball 1,2; Football 2,4; Hockey I; Ambition: To lead a good life; Remembered Most: Mr. Mohowald's 6th period fun class. JOHN M. SHUMWAY Shummy —St. Kevin's—Activities: Advisory Office 3,4; Senior Senate; Benildus Club 4; Contact 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3. 4; Baseball I; Football 1,2.3.4; Ambition: That I or you pocketless of a dime may purchase the pick of the eorth; Remembered Most: Bro. Fidelis and Bye, Bye Birdie. JOHN P. SKAVNAK Big John —St. Austin—Activities: Art Club I; Footboll 1,2; Ambition: To finish school and become on architect; Remembered Most: J. Schneider and Willy In Biology closs. CHARLES E. SKELDON Tiger —St. Kevin—Activities: Advisory Officer I; Ambition: To be rich before I'm 19; Remembered Most: Cigarette smoko in the bock of the buses. MICHAEL P. SKELLY Tiny —St. Rophael's—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2.3; Monogram Club 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4; Footboll I; Track 4; Cross Country 4; Ambition; To help Rengel. Remembered Most: Rose Dance 1961. GLEN M. SKOG Busfor —Immaculate Conception—Activities: Advisory Officer l.2,3,4; Benildus Club 3.4; Contort 4; Glee Club I; Footboll 1,2.3,4; Trock 1.2,4,- Wrestling 2; Ambition: To make a good marine; Remembered Most: The locker room after winning o game. 52 JAMES T. SKONNORD Red —St. Francis Cabrini—Ambition: To groduate from college ond gef a good job; Remembered Most: Mr. Breske's Algebro class. JAMES E. SIANGA Slink —St. Charles—Ambition: To moke it through college; Remembered Most: Bro. Oliver's Geometry class. CHARLES L. SLATER Slots —Annunciation—Activities: Advisory Officer 2,4; Legion of Mary 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Ambition: To be a success In whatever I attempt; Remembered Most: Benilde basketball games. LEO J. SLECHTA, JR. Leo —Our lady of the Lake—Ambition: To become an engineer. Remembered Most: Mr. Breske's Algebro classes. MICHAEL P. SMITH Smitty —St. Thomas—Activities: Golf 3,4; Ambition: To get through college,-Remembered Most: Bro. Augustine's bock room. THOMAS J. SNEGOSKI Tom —St. Poter's—Activities: Camera Club 2.3.4, Islander 3.4, Ambition: To become a Brother, Remembered Most: Regional games with Benilde. ROBERT J. SOBIECK Sobie —St. Austin-Activities: Benildus Club 4; Dramatics 4, Glee Club 1,2. 3.4, Monogram Club 4, Ambition: To be called Disrnos, and follow Francis ond Anthony, Remembered Most: The wild weekend of Wheaton, ond Birdie cost parties. THOMAS J. SOLBERG Hair Boy —Incornotion—Activities: Glee Club 1,2.3, Ambition: To get ahead In the world; Remembered Most: Going to Chicogo with the Glee Club. JOHN H. STANOWSKI Stan —St. Bridget's-Ambition: To relax and enjoy life with about $20,000 o year. Remembered Mott: Midnight last Christmas in Bro. Joseph's Religion clou. RICHARD J. STANS Ric —St. Anne-Ambition: To cotch up on four years of sleep. Remembered Most: Losing the Stofe Tournament in '63. 53 THOMAS O. STIMART Stymie —St Anno— Ambition; To moke a lot of money; Remembered Moif: Bro. Norbert's Latin clou I and II. RAYMONO I. STONEBERG Stoney —St. Bridglt's—Aetivitie� : Benildus Club 4; Golf 4; Wrestling 2,3; Ambition; To live o good Christian life and hove money; Remembered Moil: Freshman homeroom I4C ond the ticket drive. JEFFREY M. STERNAL Jeff —St. Helena—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,4.- Ambition: To be o dentist; Remembered Most: Mr. Elsenpeter's English closses. DAVID C. STENGLEIN Stingy —St. Chorles—Activities: Benildus Club 3; Islander 3.4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Ambition; To sell more insurance than M.P. Remembered Most: Trip to Chicogo and Bro. Norbert. THOMAS I. STOWELL Tom —St. Clememt's—Activities: Advisory Officer I; Debate I; Ambition: To be an engineer; Remembered Most: Bro. Peter and our discussions ofter class. DANIEL J. SULLIVAN Sully —Assumption—Activities: Advisory Officer 2; Tennis 3,4; Ambition: To hove my genius recognized by someone other than myself; Remembered Most: Three years with Bro. Daniel ond Ed Beagle. THOMAS J. SULLIVAN T.J. —Ascension—Activities: Benildus Club 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Golf 4; Bowling Team 3,4; Ambition: To fulfill my vocation to the best of my ability,- Remembered Most: The dedication and generosity of all the Brothers ond lay teochers I hove met of De. JAMES E. SWANSON Swonoe —St. Bridget's—Activities: Contoct 3,4; Glee Club 1,2.3,4; Monogram Club 3,4,- Ambition: To groduate and go to college; Remembered Most; Chicogo trip and the girb in Wheaton, lll.-Bro. John C PAUL F. SWIDER Swiz —Holy Cross—Ambition.- To invent the most powerful bomb ond make a big impression on the world; Remembered Most: Bro. Francis' Chemistry clou. THOMAS W. SWIERCZEK Tom —St. Chorles— Activities: Benildus Club 3,4; Islander 4; Glee Club 3,4; Ambition: To become a teocher; Remembered Most: Friends ond acquaintances among the faculty ond student body. 54 PHILLIP E. TAYLOR Phil —St. Thomas the Apostle—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2,3; Benildus Club 3,4; Contact 2,3,4; Dramatic 1,2,3,4; Speech 3,4; Delta 4; Ijlandor 4; Art Club 1,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Football 3.4,• Ambition: To be happy and to hovo peoce of mind; Remembered Moil: Certain people. ROBERT O. TAYLOR Bob —St. Anne—Activities: Baseball I; Track 4; Ambition: To lucceed in life ahead; Remembered Mott: Winning the ticket drive with Mr. Horning a our advisor. RICHARD W. SWITZER Dick —St. Patrick's—Ambition: To go to college ond moke a success out of life. Remembered Most: The friends and teachers I have met. DANIEL W. TANBERG Dan —Basilica—Ambition: To join our friends In line at the House of Charity; Remembered Most: Mr. Hayes' Chemistry class. MICHAEL TEAWALT Mike —Nativity—Ambition: To go to college ond major in Business Administration; Remembered Most: Mr. Bresko's Algebra II dosses. MICHAEL J. TIMMERMANS Tim —St. Stephen's—Ambition: To be an empire builder in life; Remembered Most: My days and nights with my Junior odvlsor Bill Horning. DAVID A. TORGERSON Torgy —St. Anne—Activities: Benildus Club 3,4; Debato 3,4; Speech 3; Ambition: To see the great debate coach In the sky; Remembered Most: Mr. Svobodn s Roligion class. GARY J. TOWNSLEY Gary —St. Hedwig—Ambition: To leod a successful Catholic life; Remembered Mott: Bro. Oliver's Geometry class. DAVID H. TROMBLEY Dave —St. Bridget's—Activities: Benildus Club 4; Ambition: Go to college or join the Air Force; Remembored Most: My Freshman year. JOSEPH J. TROMBLEY Joe —St. Austin—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2; Benildus Club 4; Dramatics 4; Trock 3; Ambition: To obtain a PhD in psychiatry; Remembered Most: Frosh Roligion class with Bro. Joseph. 55 ROGER K. VINCENT Rog —Incarnation—Activities: Monogram Club 4; Football 1,2; Trock 1.2,3.4; Cross Country 3,4; Ambition: To succeed in everything I do,- Remembered Most: Winning the State Trock Championship. CRAIG P. VOS Pet''—St. Bonifoce—Ambition: To bring bock the gold standard,- Remembered Most: Bro Augustine's zoo. STEVEN I. WADSWORTH Steve —St. Vincent de Paul—Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Ambition: To moke a success of my life,- Remembered Most: Bro. Augustine and Mr. Roach. PAUL C. WALKER Wolk —Annunciation—Ambition: To become a doctor; Remembered Most: The Christian Brothers. CHARLES S. WAIL Chuck —St. Charles—Ambition: To live on a yocht; Remembered Most: Bro. Ambrose's Mechanical Drawing class 6th period. DANIEL F. WARD Dan —St. Vincent de Paul—Ambition: To enter into the field of Moth; Remembered Most: Bro. J. Edward's Sponish classes. JOHN H. WARD Word —Our Lady of Grace—Activities: Dramatics 1,2,4; Islander 2; Glee Club I; Ambition: To gel os for oway from Nicollet Island as possible; Remembered Most: Bro. Augustine ond his monkey friends. MICHAEL R- WARNER Davo —St. Stephen's—Activities: Advisory Officer I; Ambition-. To beat the Crusher,- Remembered Most: Bro. Augustine and his monkeys. WAITER S. WARPEHA Walt —St. Stephen's—Activities: Swimming 2,3.4,- Ambition: To lead a successful life; Remembered Most: Bro. Clarence. Francis, Edward and John C. EARL V. WEIBELER E.V. —Annunciation—Activities: Swimming J; Ambition: To become a millionaire by Investing my Navy pay; Remembered Most: Bro. John C. screaming ot me. 56 JOHN J. WELCH Godfrey —Incarnation—Ambition: To succeed in life ond to hold on to my faith throughout my life; Remombered Most: All of the homework for each clou. PAUL R. WELTER lorry —Nativity of Mary—Activities Glee Club 2; Monogram Club 4; Track 2,3,4; Ambition: To bocome an Aeronautical Engineer; Remembered Mo t: The day we gave 8ro. Augustine's monkey two toblets of Ex-Lax. GREGORY A. WESOLEK Greg —Incarnation—Ambition: To bo successful In whatever I do; Remembered Most: Mr. Johnson's Problems class. PATRICK F. WHELAN Field Marshal —Ascension—Activities: Football 1; Ambition: To become the toost of Washington Ave. and add to my reputation; Remembered Most: All tho trouble I stayed out of. ROBERT J. WIEK The Bicep —St. Peter's—Activities: Debate 1,2,3,4; Ambition: To win in the game of life; Remembered Most: The victories and failures in tryirfg to win the game. DENNIS M. WILLIAMS Beaver —Annunclotion—Activities: Contact 4; Ambition: To hove one; Remembered Most: Record time to school In the 327—300—6.02 min. TIMOTHY K. WILLI AMS Willy —Incarnation—Ambition: To succeed In business and hold on to my faith; Remembered Most: De La Salle basketball games. STEPHEN J. WILMES Steve —St. Helena—Activities: Advisory Officer l,3,4; Senior Senate,- Monogram Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 3; Ambition: To do my best In all things,- Remembered Most: Everybody that I met while of De. THOMAS D. WISHY Wish —St. Vincent de Paul—Activities: Advisory Officer 3; Ambition: To moke the fast buck and keep If; Remembered Most: The brains of the great Bro. Wolbert. PETER C. WITTMAN Pete —St. Peter's—Ambition: To graduate from collego; Remembered Most: The teochers. 57 MICHAEL J. WOJCIAK 'Woj —St. Hedwig'j—Activities: Context 4; Trock 4; Ambition.- To bocome a social worker; Remembered Most: Mr. Hayes' Chemistry class. JOHN C. WOODSON Woody —Resurrection—Ambition: To be o success ond raise a good family; Remembered Most: Mr. Breske's Algebra III class. ROBERT L. WON SAVAGE Sav Bave —Basilica—Ambition: To become immortal; Remembered Most: The good things, especially brown hair lightly blown. MICHAEL R. WORTS Mike —Ascension—Ambition: Go to college ond become somebody; Remembered Most: Mr. Roach's red hot classes. THOMAS J. YENCHO Yench —Immoculote Conception—Activities: Advisory Officer 3,4; Senior Senate.- Benlldus Club 4; Contoct 3,4; Islander 3.4; Glee Club 4; Monogram Club 4; Baseball 2.3; Hockey 2; Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do,-Remembered Most: Bro. Augustine's Biology class. JAMES H. ZACHMAN Jim —Vlsltlon—Activities: Trock 2; Ambition: To become a billionaire and to retire ot the age of 23; Remembered Most: The nice old men I'd always run into on my way home from school. THOMAS J. ZELLMER Tom —St. Bridget's—Activities: Glee Club I; Ambition: Enter Minn. Institute of Technology; Remembered Most: The Brothers. GREGORY J. ZUREK Scratch —St. Anne's—Activities: Advisory Officer 1,2,3,4; Senior Senate; Benlldus Club 3,4; Islander 4; Monogrom Club 3.4; Boseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Trock I; Ambition: To be a professional school boy; Remembered Most-. Boseball practice. JAMES R. ZYLLA Jim —Immoculote Conception-Ambition: To be a Dentist; Remembered Most: Bro. Roger. SENIOR POLL Best Athlete—Tom Finnegan Favorite Movie— Irma La Douce Favorite Sport—Basketball Most Likely To Succeed—Tim Holker Favorite Girl's School—Holy Angels Best Sense Of Humor—Terry Collins Best Dressed—Tom Kastl Best Looking—Tim Holker Quietest—Tom Snegoski Favorite Song— Sugar Shack 59 Biggest.Wolf—Jim Swanson Most School Spirit—Bob Feigh Best Student—Dick Anderson Typical Senior—Tony Hofstede Best Hockey Player—Dave Mortenson Biggest Smoker—John Gagnon Favorite Actress—Liz Taylor Favorite Subject—Math Favorite Actor—John Wayne Best Baseball Player—Tim Holker Favorite Singer—Ray Charles 60 Most Popular—Tom Finnegan BROuONi £ Points -k -k-k.- . A;A ArA: A Ar Ar ' - Ar A, A A A- Best Football Player—Tom Finnegan Best Basketball Player—Mike Rengel Favorite Disc Jockey—Hal Murray Biggest Faculty Drag—Larry Abdo Favorite Teachers—Mr. DuBois, Bro. Fidelis, Mr. Markwalder. Did Most For The Senior Class—Tim Holker Best Dancer—John Shumway Favorite T.V. Show—McHales' Navy Favorite Gripe—Too Much Homework Biggest Goof-Off-Fred Jacob UNDERCLASSMEN £ Ski n 'mL p p t su £ C. Dickers T. Evens W. Fedorczuk R. Fowler D. Fritz D. Genosky M. Greene P. Hobig R. Jogodko J. Kouri D. Kuharski T. Labandz C. Audctte J. Colyore H. Chichester T. Clear© E. Dalsin C. Delmonico CLASS OFFICERS President E. Dalsin Vice-President Secretary Treasurer P. O'Brien C. Dirkers T. Rourke JUNIOR 223 BROTHER ARNOLD Religion III, Algebra II, Plane Geometry, Hockey Moderator, Monogram Club Moderator. T. Lagoce J. Mallandor R. Martin R. McClellan W. Moore G. Morrison R. Novock L. Oberpriller R. O'Brien P. Prosky T. Rourke D. Russell T. Schedorlch C. Schweikert K. Stumpf B. Taaffe B. Trombley R. Zemon 64 R. Bishop M. Burns R. Cunnlnghom M. Davis W. Erickson J. Fischor Grady R. Hall D. Hoenig 1ft S. Horner B. Jonowiech 22 2 W. Keogh F. Klkk M. Lou S. MacKcow D. Makl i2 ii 2 JUNIOR 224 MR. HECKATHORN Amorican History. Physical Education. CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President R. Wetterberg S. MacKcow Secretary C. Martinez Treasurer G. Stasik Not Pictured: D. Jarosch, C. Martinez. S. Wozny. G. Reddin S. Regan D. Rousseau D. Scattarello J. Schmidt R. Smith P. Morris R. Plenlondz F. Polnoszak C. Pomerleou M. Koess A. Spielmann G. Stosik J. Sydloski S. VonDerlick D. VanVorst R. Wotferberg 65 R. Anderson R. Arneson J. Bel isle T. Bolduc M. Bouley D. Common G. Dockondorf 0. Doi W. Earley E. Fournior J. Hocklowski J. Hagon R. Herbert J. Hofmann J. Irmiter R. O. Johnson R. T. Johnson T. Kelly JUNIOR 108 CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer R. Herbert G. Dockendorf E. Fournier D. Doi BROTHER J. CHARLES Religion III, English III, Delta Moderator M. Morgan J. Porrazzo K. Root R. Rozok S. Schendel T. Wonder R. Keltgen P. King E. Kosciolek G. L'Herault D. Lind R. Morgotto P. Maroney T. Maus D. McGuiro J, McShano W. Meoley R. Miller 66 G. Hozol W. Hickey J. Jonocke D. Johnson M. Knight J. Davison T. DeBioso S. Gjerde D. Glodek J. Gryniewski T. Horristhol M. Ahmonn J. Bodnar J. Bennek B. Billiot M. Buccek M. Corman CLASS OFFICERS President M. Knight Vice-President Secretary Treasurer B. Billiet J. Bennek R. Taylor JUNIOR 222 MR. DUSBABEK English III R. Kriske D. Kuharski R. Kujawa G. Kvosnicko K. Loyer D. McPherson G. Munson J, Nagan I. Nelson J. Noss R. Rider R. Saxton B. Scott P. Sularz R. Taylor W. Trutnau G. Vick J. White 67 J. Dyer M. Eckman P. Ennen M. Fitzgerald P. Froehllch Hone M. lacono O. Kosllk P. Kovar J. Kroll 0. Kuduk R. Lamb J. Ahrens G. Bo lego W. Bondel B. Bock J. Burnt R. Crumley CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President J. Kroll Secretary Treasurer D. Thiegs F. Wrzos P. Froehlich JUNIOR 106 BROTHER MICHAEL WILLIAM Roligion III, English lll,IV, Dobate. Speoch. C. Smith D. Suek M. Theissen D. Thiegs J. Wawra F. Wrzos 68 J. Arenl D. Arrell M. Atkinson R. Auel G. Bo I lot J. Bishop D. Collins S. Doniewicz C. Frowley L. Fuss M. Gunnon R. locorollo J. I III D. Johnson S. Kalinoski G. Kapala G. Klingborg R. Kubitschek JUNIOR 107 CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer M. Peterson M. Pinkstaff R. McGovern J. Arent BROTHER AMBROSE Religion III, Mechanical Drawing, Architectural Drawing, School Printing, Alumni Association. R. Scholtes J, Schmitt J. Stoltman J. Vorpness S. West M. Martin R. McGovern J. McGowen D. Molitor F. Montury T. Mulcahy G. Mullen R. Nohner M. Peterson M. PinkstofF R. Pullos R. Schatzleln 69 R. Brainerd A. Bray J. Cochrane P. Coleman T. Connoy T. Craven L. Dalsin D. Debelak M. Dio T. Emond 0. Gerst W. Gross T. Grzeskowiak M. Harrington G. Hendricks W. Herlofsky J. Hlpwell K. Jenson JUNIOR 207 CLASS OFFICERS President L. Dalsin Vice-President Secretary Treasurer C. Williams P. Schneider G. Hendricks MR. WARKEl Chomistry, Intermediate tAath, Algebra I C. Schurstein G. $ml;ek T. Stang D. Stegvro J. Tschonn C. Williams R. Kapsch K. LeVoir J. Loch T. Lynch F. Moctovlsh T. Madoy S. Mexner W. Peters C. Pogcmlller M. Rains M. Riney P. Schneider 70 J. Abraham O. Artym J. Brown G. Duffee P. Duffy W. Eason CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer J. Locke P. Godlewski J. Abraham O. Artym JUNIOR 122 MR. RAND Salesmanship, Typing. Varsity Football, Freshman Baseball R. Kieser R. Lillie J. Locke H. Lucas J. Menders J. Michalec R. Mitchell T. Monetto C. Murlowski R. Mycko F. Pel J. Phillips G. Pietig T. Reoser L. Rcvok R. Ritten J. West J. Wroyge J. Cornwell G. Crotteau R. Davij G. Dorff W. Harmon M. Hawryluk N. Haye R. Huntley T. Inglo R. Loe filer M. Mohan M. McCalley J. Atwood J. Barron W. Botz W. Brenny A. Buck R. Corrahor CLASS OFFICERS President J. Atwood Vice-President R. Seliski Secretary Treasurer J. Theiler N. Hayes Religion III, Chemistry, Wrestling, Book Store. S. Narduccl J. Nelson T. Nelson R. O'Keefe F. Pearson J. Roane R. Seliski J. Snider J. Stitt J. Theiler M. Therriault G. Tomcxak M. Trdan G. Tromiczak A. Urbaniok R. Volz M. Wesely T. Whelan 72 J. Brady R. Brinkhaus P. Buckvold T. Burn W. Butzler S. Cain G. Chaplin J. Dili ) R. Donley A. Ellcraaj D. Fitzgerald M. Hannon R. Hoim D. Honebrink T. Hudoba R. Johnston J. Larson JUNIOR 205 MR. DU BOIS Religion III, English IV, Choirmon of English Deportment. CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President J. Brady T. Hudoba Secretary Treasurer G. Turgeon M. Quinn Not Pictured: J. Davis T. Sias M. Spielmann L Then G. Turgeon K. Werkmeisler J. Wronski J. Murtough F. O'Brien S. Potyondy M. Quinn D. Reynolds J. Ronhobde J. Lovoie M. Lijewski J. Lilly M. Mathieu S. Menshok 73 Kennedy Mostel Mattson Meode Meuengo CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President J. Meade retary S. Montague Treasurer Ecoiston � II, III, IV. Religion III, Dn ing, Junior Deportment Mode e Contact Moderator. i' Train-Junior P. Betg J. Brondberg G. Dady J. Fotielmon T. Gobrik 0. Goodnoogb L Greshowok J. Heckmon J. Hodgson R. Humphrey T. Jones R Joseph M. Smith R. Stoneberg M. Stuck! M Thompson A. Tjcholl S. Montogue J. Munjon J. Murphy R. Orr G. Poole T. Rokos P. Ryon D. Schirmeri T. Shondley M. Sinnet 74 M. Andrychowlcz J. Bocho J. Cain R. CocH R. Claesgens S. Clear© CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer T. Haeg T. Shull S. Cleare J. Hansen SOPHOMORE 123 Not Pictured: I. Wagner MR. SIMMERS Religion III, English I, II. R. Kroika T. Krotx J. longworthy J. lunieski K. Pietrzak T. Ramlet T. Reilly M. Ritchie J. Robbie P. Schleich T. Shull C. Sroka B. Stroncek J. Thibodeau J. Tobin T. Wincok R. Zurek D. Christen 75 R. Hennessy S. Herbsl T. Holm D. Huettl G. Johnson G. Juntil K. Koch J. Larkin R. Lowrenco P. Lehman K. Lucas W. Burkhort P. Connoy P. Fohey P. Gelt R. Greven R. Hamilton CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President C. Stone Secretary R. Hennessy M. Tillemons Treasurer S. Herbst SOPHOMORE 307 BROTHER J. GABRIEL English II. Ill, Religion II, Legion of Mary, Dolly Bulletin. Not Pictured: J. Merkl J. Mildenbergcr R. Ormon F. Ploog J. Ritchie S. Roof M. Schmidt F. Sheehon P. Slimok P. Stichm C. Stone M. Tillemons J. Tiller M. Turgeon M. Urgo D. Wagner C. Wolfe J. Wydello L. Zeman 76 O. Anderson P. Bednorczyk C. Bird J. Buochole L. Burns R. Compion D. Cortcr M. Chulik J. Coleman S. Dolton R. Dennis T. Eckblod B. Habcgger M. Harrigon H. Hostings P. Holseth D. Jankord W. Jaspers SOPHOMORE 308 BROTHER ALEXIS Roligion II, Spanish III, Algebra III, Sophomore Football Moderator, Mission Moderator. C Building Maintenance. CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer E. Robbins A. Kapsch D. Anderson L. Burns M. Proft E. Robbins S. Santos M. Tegeder J. Thill D. Wolczak K. Juntti D. Kane A. Kapsch S. Kimmel J. Koniar S. Kubik R. Mato T. Mafhewson D. Mowery J. Notseh R. Person G. Postigliono 77 D. Berndgen T. Biornot M. Chismar S. Corniea D. Crifelll M. Dcmeule J. DeVrle D. Dolan D. Eggen S. Evan E. Farrell G. Johnton D. Jurek T. Krocht J. Krasky J. McNeke J. McShane D. Felling SOPHOMORE 305 CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President M. Welsh Secretory Treasurer G. Morrow N. Townsley J. McNeice MR. BOHEN Religion II, Biology, Maintenance—Academic Building. D. Montreull J. Morrow L. Parker S. Pavelko J. Porter T. Powell P. Ruane W. Ruhland P. Sheridan J. Stueve M. Tierney N. Townsley MiMdlAilM D. Turgeon R. Vloch T Wagner M. Welsh D. Weyer J. Zimmerman 78 M. Hirdler C. Kastl M Liptkl T. Louzon M. Mancino J. Mantel G. Marchessaulf W. Marchessoult G. Martinson T. Maui S. Nelson J. Antony T. Bidwell T. Cannon M. Downey T. Galvin P. Gromek CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Wm. Palmgren T. Cannon J. Stockhouse SOPHOMORE 306 Treasurer A. Wajda MR. JOYCE English II, Sophomore Hockey. Not Pictured! R. Wogner M. Noble W. Palmgren C. Pearo D. Peltier M. Rieger J. Rouen G. Rouse T. Skoja J. Slechta J. Stockhaus J. Toohey M. VanKeuren I. Vlrden A. Wajda J. Walker J. Wiswell R. Erickson R. Wogner T. Witek 79 $. Anderson P. Beberg W. Burk© M. Chornock L. Christianson J. Cook D. DeYoung T. Doty H. Duncan g, Gallo M Hannon G. Hargreave B. Haul© M Hou ©r M. Kopala G. Korl T. Keating G. Koplo CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President T. Keating M. Seibert Secretary Treasurer D. Wandzel R. Langaard SOPHOMORE 303 BROTHER MICHAEL BRIAN Religion II, Biology Assemblies, Bus Driver. Not Pictured: J. Welke R. Langaard E. lohnes G. Lonsky M. McFarland J. Montaguo D. O'Keefe F. Paloia M. Rider H. Schwankl M. Seibert T. Stazemp R. Ulmer D Wandzel J. Wotroba T. Wiek R. Wlnemon T. Wolfe 80 R. Androscik 0. Armjtrong T. Butler S. Carney J. Clough W. Eichenberger K. Ezuck J. Gagnon J. Gallagher W. Garbor L. Glodek R. Godova G. Coin R. Graf J. Hockoft G. Harrigan D. Huss P. Kitf SOPHOMORE 304 CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer R. Zajac G. Harrigan D. Tetnowski K. Lang MR. CLARK Spanish 2, Freshman Football Coach, Wrestling Coach. M. Skovonc S. Stolarek D. Tetnowski C. West R. Zajoc T. Zombal K. Lang K. Lutgen E. Mace R. Mqndybur R. Marszalek T. Mauren T. Michel R. Mitchell M. Nallick S. Partyka W. Schoremef P. Shannon 81 D. Beoch M. Dotvin D. Donnelly J. Fitzgerald D. Fowler J. Holewa J. Hudoba J. Jakalo M. Julik D. Konney R. Kettering G. Kissel R. Krakowski G. Krebs T. Krlske J. Kundla J. LeJuno R. Magnuson SOPHOMORE 301 CLASS OFFICERS President R. Schwankl Vice-President G. Potasek Secretary Treasurer J. Hudoba D. Stadtherr MR. ELSENPETER English II T. Stripsky P. Swaggert J. Swanson T. Tobios P. Welbeler M. Wekh T. Welno D. Marlin J. Mastel C. McLaughlin R. Pawlok J. Pietig G. Potasek P. Schoengart R. Schwankl R. Sefelt M. Shannon J. Sievers D. Stodtherr 82 B. Colvin R. Doleral W. Halonen G. Hanson M. Horty S. Houck B. Hutchins B. Johannes L. Johnson B. Korbo M. Krzyzaniak R. Allen R. Aman O. Bock W. Broulllard M. Burns P. Coshln CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President M. Burns M. McMahon Secretary Treasurer D. Mus R. Lutz SOPHOMORE 302 MR. MITCHELL Biology. Sophomore Football Varsity Hockey Coach. Not Pictured, B. Jorgenson. M. Logoce M. Laughlin M. Legut R. Lutz B. Malorkey T. McCauley M, McMahon D. Mortey D. Mus M. Nelson R. Purdes F. Ronich R. Schmit B. Scott J. Sfebe P. Vosson T. Wallin N. Wonder S- Zostoro 83 T. Doughe-ty P. Ellingsworth E. Fuhre M. Gontzer D. Gorron A. Giefer M. Bizal J. Burkholder J. Burns M. Connoy R. Cox M. Cunningham T. Grldley R. Hockor M. Halter T. Hill T. Ihnot T. Jones CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer A. Giefer L. Sverkerson D. Gorron M. Holter SOPHOMORE 226 MR. WEINA Religion I, Latin 2 M. Kimitch J. Kolhofl P. Leininger B. loo filer W. Manikowski J. Mason J. Potyondy O. Schotzlein L Sledz L. Sverkerson P. Totone M. Tomczyk T. Wonder 84 T. Ahlquist D. Anderson L Berg J. Biorboum T. Breitenbucher J. Breviu jp C. Ceronsky G. Doziel M. Forrell M. Gaspord W. George W. Gill T. Kalltowski T. Kaster T. Kilkclly T. Krenn G. Larson T. Loch SOPHOMORE 300 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS T. Swierczek D. Anderson M. Wolff T. Kaster BROTHER RICHARD KONRAD Religion II, Geography, Americon History, freshman Football and Basketball, Miguel Club M. Lovett M. Mackey M. Martin T. Meyer J. Mordaunt D. Olson D. G. Olson T. Pogemlller R. Prindle M. Quealy J. Sausen M. Shields J. Sullivan T. Swiorczek J. Vogt J. Walker t. Watrin M. Wolff 85 R. Abdo G. Belkengren R. Butch M. Degnon W. Ditty D. Doberstein C. . Dumphy D. Dunphy A. Favorite K. Feehan J. Foreman J. Goodman J Hatcher M. Hujda M. Kublk 4 likil SOPHOMORE 309 CLASS OFFICERS President J. Millet Vice-President Secretary Treasurer J. Soukup P. Preston R. La Soto BROTHER J. FINBAR Geometry, Camera Club, Christian Brothers Parenti Club. Not Pictured: T. Hart D. Skaja M Sosniecki J. Soukup J. Springer T. Thomas G. Turgeon M. Dammon D. Kuhlke C. LaChonce R. LaSota G. McDonald R. Moyer J. Millet S. Murphy D. Mycko M. Peterson P. Preston T. Rosa B. Simmons 86 CLASS OFFICERS President FRESHMAN 1C M. O'Rourke Vice-President Secretary Treasurer J. Manly D. Hughes C. Lynch brother f. RAIMOND Roligion I, American History, Basketball Moderator. Cheerleaders, Gymnastics, Sophomore, Contact Moderator, Catholic Action Moderator M. Bauman M. Becker T. Bjerke T. Combs J. Fossum S. Guthrie M. Hannan J. Holin J. Hotter D. Hughes R. Knox C. Lynch A. Madden T. Madigan J. Manly T. McGuiro J. Mee D. Meyer T. Meyer W. Mordaunt J. Morlarity K. Olson M. Ondrey M. O'Rourko 0. Otto G. Paquetto M. Phelan J. Reilly S. Schluter T, St. Aubin G. Sticka F. Tsc hoi! J. Weber F. Wesely H. Wong M. Ziegler 87 R. Bochrioh D. Bolke G. Broosch J. Carlson D. Casserly 0. Complin M. Dcslauriers J. Driscoll J. Gruldl G. Holder D. Herdlgan S. Jockson T. Joseph S. Krakowskl M. Leitschuh D. lehmon M. MacDonald B. Maciej S. Mclnerny CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer S. Jackson D. Herdigan T. Joseph D. Quinn FRESHMAN IOC MR. MILLER American History, Religion I, Varsity Football, Freshman Basketball. B. Michaels R. Miller T. Myre D. Obrzut P. Palan R. Pondzimos K. Peterson D. Quinn P. Rooney K. Rozmon D. Sevlola D. Sinclair T. Spiczku B. Stinger R. Thompson W. Tousignant J. Zolenok R. Lucas 88 R. Allendorf E. Andrajack D. Alkinson R. Bauer M. Belisle M. Diotz R. Eide O. Godfrey L. Gruidl J. Halonen J. Hanien J. Harvoy P. Heaney M. Hedin D. Helncckc T. Heunlich J. Jagiola F. Kolb T. Krawczynjki FRESHMAN 12C CLASS OFFICERS President L. Gruidl Vice-President Secretary Treasurer J. Saefke P. Heaney S. Thery MR. BRESKE Algebra I Trigonometry 4 Analytic Geometry. J. Saefke W. Seivert D. Skorpok S. Tbery M. Turner P. Warpeha J. Wrotkowski V. Labandz J. lukosavitz T. Madden 0. McMains J. McShane R. Nye N. Oppegord J. O'Sullivon T. Parzyck M. Ronz E. Roy D. Rusinko 89 R. Belk J. Bowmon T. Boyum J. Brassil G. Brinkhaus J. Burk J. Chase W. Corbett M. Coyle J. DcMen J. Fallon R. Focht T. Gale T. Grande D. Gundersen M. Herbert J. Joworsky M. Koszynski W. Kelly FRESHMAN 20 C CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer W. Kelly J. Bowman T. Grande J. Burke BROTHER RODERICK Religion I, English II, Art Club Moderator. T. Stubbs F. Thiegs J. Turnberg D. Walstrom S. Wonvig J. Williams J. Wolnlk M. Killian K. Kosloski P. Krenn J. Lothspelch M. Ludwig R. McCoy D. Metcalf S. Moore J. Pignotello G. Roehl R. Schmitt E. Skubic 90 M, Cummings P. Dlsch G. Ennen D. Finn M. Finn 0. Fischer D. Hoeben L Holznogel R. Kelly M. Kline J. LeCount S. Longman M. Bartholomew J. Bellm J. Berge D. Berggron D. Corrcdato M. Cotter CLASS OFFICERS President M. Tobin Vice-President Secretary Treasurer M. Cummings M. Cotter G. Ennen FRESHMAN 14 C MR. SHRAKE Latin I. W. Norlin T. Prother M. Regon R. Rolling T. Remus P. Rhode R. Riley T. Roth M. Ruane D. Scattorella R. Scheunemon T. Soxton M. Tobin J. Tritchler O. VonFeldt G. Warner! P. Wharton P. Welna M. Kitlinski 91 R. Anhustowijcz T. Bluml R. Brosch R. Carlson P. Clarkson D. Dobelok J. Howttz K. Hruska L. Hotera M. Johnson R. Kearney J. Koziol CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer W. O'Brien M. Johnson J. Forsythe T. Dougherty FRESHMAN 13 C BROTHER H. WILLIAM Religion I. Algebra I. Vorsity Football Moderator, Tennis Moderator, Bus Driver. D. Mortin P. McClellan A. Moyer J. Murlowski D. Now D. E. Obcrprlller D. R. Oborpriller W. O'Brien T. Poole T. Roinhart W. Rozycki W. Satzer J. Snegoski G. Speltz J. Spohn M. Tombers J. Voles J. Welter 92 B. Anderson T. Bolluff W. Blunt P. Chamberlain R. Czerepak M. Dalsin T. Daloney M. Ellingsworth T. Guiney T. Hoider V. Hentz G. Hoffman T. Hoffman R. Holllck T. Iffort M. Irmiter A. Jarvis J. Jensen G. Kos FRESHMAN 2 IC MR. HENNINGSGAARD Algebra I. Plano Geometry. CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President M. Dalsin G. Kos Secretary Treasurer J. Stocco D. Schindeldecker D. Pikala D. Schindeldecker J. Senko J. Stocco I. Wajda G. Wincman 0. Wrzos S. Langworthy S. lopcnsky J. Lawson D. Litecky R. Lunioski M. McDonald J. Mengelkoch P. Morley T. Murphy K. Oshimo T. Ozark T. Patnode 93 J. Alexonder R. Andon J. Beane G. Braun E. Copula D. Cunningham F. DcMotleo G. Dkki M. Ditty D. Duffoo J. Franko T. Fudoli G. Irmiter S. Iserman M. Jokubic G. Janoveck D Jonowiec J. Kolvio FRESHMAN nc BROTHER JOHN OF MARY Religion I, Latin I, Bus Passes. CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President G. Swan C. Reid Secretary Treasurer S. White R. Welch G. Swan R. Vlrnig R. Welch S White R. Wisner D. Zwolski M. Kennedy R. Kurimay R. Lang J. Louis M, McGrow S. McMorrow T. Millor J. Orcutt G. Potrok J. Rieschl C. Reid J. Shearer 94 T. Dufly B. Durand M. Foley J. Gray D. Hardy J. Hattounl S. Holker J. Kestner D. Knox L. Knot D. Kolhofl T. Kubocki B. Appcnrcllcr J. Arent L. Brenny B. Broulllard G. Campbell M. Casanova CLASS OFFICERS President J. Marotzke Vice-President M. Foley Secretary F. Sharpe Treasurer D. Peterson FRESHMAN 23C MR. KELLY Religion I, English I. J. Morotzke D. Marquis R. Martin M. McPherson M. Nachtwey K. O'Brien 7 T. O'Keefo T. Pellizer M. Peters D. Peterson M. Sampson F. Sharpe T. Shillock W. Short M. Smyrak J. Sobiech T. Whiteford G. Wilson 95 iiA£ il E. Forroll T. Greshwolk R. Hiltsley A. Komomua M. Logan J. Mann R. Abraham R. Abort D. Anderson R. Anderson L. Baker D. Borg M. Bronson CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President M. Cox Secretary Treasurer M. West D. Pelz W. Dalsin FRESHMAN 24C MR. MAHOWALD Amoricon History R. McCormick T. McDonald T. Moo ley T. Mitchell R. Morris P. Murlowskl R. O'Connell T. Palmor D. Pelz H. Petsinger M. Piekarskl G. Plant G. Pomerloou J. Rozek G. Salzl L. Sanocki T. Snider K. Vos M. West 96 T. Bergerson J. Bretzke W. Bulmer T. Colullard J. Cowles D. Dahlen M. Daniewicz P. Dehn M. Dillon L. Dockendorf S. Doheny J. Donahue L. Donovan J. Duffy G. Flnnerfy R. Felsher J. Herzog R. Hildreth M. Jennings FRESHMAN 227 MR. KNOPP Spanish I President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS B. Bulmer J. Cowles P. Whelan M. Jennings Not Pictured, R. Reak T. Johnson C. Millunzi J. Moore J. O'Keefe R. O'Neill M. Richter D. Ryan D. Samsal D. Schubort S. Shogren E. Shomshak R. Sias M. Stodthcrr T, Stransky T. Thielges P. Whelan R. Wolf S. Zajac 97 i«fV. T. Althoff T. Beauchono T. Buchanan P. Craws M. Currie M. Duffy G. Dzonkowski P. Engoldinger T. Forsman J. Furlong D. Glenn J. Grohovsky D. Jiracek P. Kories T. Keiser C. Kinlop J. Larson R. leitschuh T. leVesquo FRESHMAN 228 MR. IHESENVITZ English I, American History. CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer T. Forsman S. Pivec T. Keiser D. Roger T. Scheele S. Schultze J. Sheehon K. Taylor M. Utke R. Witthans L. Wrobel S. Longley T. Lyden R. Mandile L. Mclnerny S. Nagell A. Nedohon P. O'Rourke S. Pivec E. Plunkett D. Reger M. Ryan G. St Helalre 98 MR. GEORGE STASIK R.I.P. On November 20, 1963, on ideal man died. Truly, George Stasik was a man in every sense of the word—in his humility, in his fortitude, ond in his saintliness. Stricken with cancer, he faced each day bravely, without complaining,- rather, he brought joy and encouragement to his students and associates on the faculty at De La Salle. We mourn his death and hope that each of us can be os great a credit to ourselves and to God as he was. 99 ATHLETICS 102 FOOTBALL The 1963 varsity football team, consisting of what has been called the best material available for several years, was able to produce only a mediocre 3—2—3 season record. Finishing third in CCC play at 1—1—2, the team never really got off the ground because of injuries and inconsistent ploy. There were, nonetheless, highlights during the season. Individuals, such os Bill Curron, best offensive lineman, Tom Finnegan, best offensive back, Ed Komoroski, best defensive lineman, and Chet Durda, best defensive back were weekly standouts. In addition, the defense was generally tough, thus chalking up four shutout performances. Probably the outstanding characteristic of this year's team, as opposed to teams of the post, was the great number of seniors participating. It was not unusual for twenty-five seniors to dress for a game. Furthermore, the spirit of those men was tremendous, thus determining a good attitude for the entire squad. 103 FIRST ROW: B. Toaffe, T. Goff. S. Houck, J. Murphy, M. leonord, D. Early, D. Santos, J. l« nor, W. Hienz, C. Durda. SECOND ROW: J. Wydello, D. Hall, L. Holawa, H. Lucas, M. Riney, P. Schnioder. Co-Capfolns— D. Mortensen, F. Finnegan, J. Cronin; B, Foigh, P. Godlowskl, F. MacTavish, T. Gridley, S. Friendshue, J. Brandberg. THIRD ROW; Coaches. Mr. Joyce. Mr. Miller, I. Dolsin, R. Taylor. D. Koch, K. Mostell, R Jogodca. F. Jacob, M. Bouldy, D. Glodek. P. Taylor, T. Kelly. J. AyoMe, G. Schlenost. G. Skog. E. Fournier, Mr. Parsons. FOURTH ROW: B. Curran. D. Hart, J. Meyer, J. Shumwoy, S. Wllmes, C. Slater, R. Norlin. M. Rengel, T. Collins, R. Shull, G. Evans, D. Roth, E. Komoroskl, T. Jeffery, G. Zurek. DE OPP 43 0 .... 19 6 7 7 Regis 26 0 Hill 7 31 6 30 .... 0 0 .... Benilde 0 0 .... 104 Spent Ployers Mr. Parson confers with Mortinson Islanders defend 105 ,,n, | I a pv FIRST ROW: D. Jonkoro, J. Sievers, D bUUAU D. Stadthers. D. Donnelly. D. Wey-er, M. Bizol, M. Turgen. T. Kane. D. Beck. SECOND ROW: J. Larkin, M. lypjki, P. Sherioon. G. Coin, L. Sverkeion. D. DeMorois. J. Stockhhos. S. Her bit, R. Dennis. T. Hocg. T. Hort. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mitchell. D. Page, D. Mowery, J. Goodman. G. Martinson. B. Allen, T. Mathewson, J. Antony. R. Co . E. lohnes. Bro. Alexis. FOURTH ROW; B. Mantel. P. Vossen, J. Morrow. B. loeffler, M. Burns. J. Burkholder. J. Krebs. J. Burns. B. Amon. T. Shull, S. Kubik. UNBEATEN FROSH FIRST ROW: R. Beek. j. Holer. nose. J. O'Sullivan, M. Fudall. M. Regan, G. Slvon. B. Thompson, S. Stolarek. SECOND ROW: M. McDouold. J. Brishivae. T. Gronde. T. St. Aubin, T. Joseph, D. Keely, J. Burke. H. Beavo. G. Holzer, A. Maddon, D. Gunderson THIRD ROW: M. Clark. M. Foley, J Polon. T. Shiete, T. Forsman. J. Bowmon. M. Logan. S. Ludwiz. B Wernerl, Bro. Richord. FOURTH ROW: P. McAlln. M. Jakubik. G. Kos, G-Brinkhous, M. Herigon, J. Stacco, T. Thielges. T. Voles, H. Forsy. S. Kalk, J. Kuriniay, M. Johnson. 106 CROSS COUNTRY A young cross country team, led by junior Gory Tomczok, captured a share of the Catholic state crown after recovering from a slow start. The season was marked with early losses to Benilde and Hill, and then a string of victories over South, Cretin and Nazareth Hall. The high point of the season was the State Tournament where the horriers found their way to a share in the stote chompionship for the first time. His consistent high scoring and his breaking of a state record made Gary Tomczak the team's number one man. Cooch Utecht expressed his regret that the season was not longer and also said that he was satisfied with the season's results. 107 FIRST ROW: M. Hlrdler, J. DeVrios, 0. Seattorek, D Tetnowski. R. lunleskl. M. Kennedy, D. Zwglskl, M. Noblo. SECOND ROW; M. Gontxer. T. Bromo, J. Moade, J. DorfF. D. Schlmers, J. Kundla. M. Nelson, J. Coval, B Bram, G. Tomciak, Cooch Mr. Utecht. THIRD ROW; J. Gognon, Grady, T. Gabrlk, M Burns, M Skclly, C. Schwiekert, T. Rourke. M. Meyer, R Vincent, H. Gallos. B” SQUAD: FIRST ROW: Mr. P. Joyco, D. Mus, D. Bums, D. Montrouil. B. Kettoring, J. Morrow, 0. Fowler, D. Eggon, SECOND ROW: J. Thill, R. Langworthy, 8. Burkhart. J. Larkin, K. Juntte, J. Mordounf, T. Grande. THIRD ROW; J. Sto khouse, T. Wolfe, T. Rosa, B. Mordaunl, D. Finn, D. Herdogon, B. Mantel, Bro. Robert, Mod. 108 The 63-64 hockey season brought a new coach to De La Salle, Mr. Schuyler Mitchell. Mr. Mitchell, a native of northern Minnesota, taught the team a rough brand of play, exemplified in the hard body-checking of defensemen Bill Hinz and Jim Recucki. Despite the disappointing season, Ed Dalsin and Dave Mortenson stood out in the league. Dalsin, the best goalie in the CCC, starred in the nets throughout the season. Mortenson was one of the best scorers in the league. Other high scorers were Schirmers, Humphrey, Dorff, and the Ruane brothers. Locke stop on opponent's pass. VARS IXV; FIRST ROW: B. Hin , P. Ruane. E Dalsin, T. Gridley, J. Rekucki, J. Ruane, D. Beck, mgr.. Coach Mitchell. SECOND ROW: p. Coshin, mgr., P. Frowley, D. Schirmers, R. Humphrey. P. Sheridan, T. Hoeg, R. Jogodka. THIRD ROW; D. Scotarclla, mgr., J. Locke, J. Dorff, J. Meade. J. Maus, M. Burns, S. Houck, mgr. 109 95 lbs. Stan Partyka and Gene Mace 103 lbs. Paul Tatone 112 lbs. John Deuries 120 lbs. Dan Weyer and Tim Clifford 127 lbs. Jack DeGidio 133 lbs. Tom Hilson 138 lbs. Jim Benjamin 145 lbs. Tom Evans 154 lbs. Tom Tobias 165 lbs. Pat Ennen 175 lbs. Bill Curran Heavyweight Dave Crawford WRESTLING in Left: Welter shows his style on the parollel bar . GYMNASTICS Gymnastics took on a new look this year under Brother Raimond. From a relatively large group Brother formed a working unit of a dozen men. Although the team did not compete, it provided entertainment at the assemblies and basketball games. Self-motivation was an important factor, according to Brother, in keeping the team together. Since little recognition was given to the group, it can be seen that individual improvement was the team's goal. To show its achievement, the group is preparing for future competition. Gymnast works out on bars. FIRST ROW: S. Santos. J. Krosky. B Morris. SECOND ROW: G. McDonold. S. Kiir.el, B. Burke. D Pelr. A Buck, J. Brown. THIRD ROW; Bro. Roimond, G. Welter, T. Corpe. P. Carlson. 113 Above: L. Dolsln. Moderator Mr. Grof, ond M. Knight check team scorei. Below: Coach Gustafson times relay team. Below: Islanders watch os teammates swim to victory. 114 SWIMMING With capable Brother Hugh having been transferred, the task of leading the swimming team fell on Mr. Paul Graf and Gus Gustafson of Ascension. Lettermen LaCroix and Knight were outstanding all season, with sophomore Bob Graf surprising everyone by setting an early record. Although this was not De's best team in years, Mr. Graf looks forward to a good year. Returning starters Dalsin and Knight will be probable leaders with the backing of a fine crew of underclassmen. Marty Knight exhibits winning form. VARSITY FIRST ROW. M. Knight. W. Worpeha, T. Oelany, W. Earley. T. LoCroix. SECOND ROW: L. Dalsin. R Johannes, M. Upskl, M. Qwealy. M. Atkinson. THIRD ROW: B. Gerst, J. Nogan, M. Grody. R. Grof. G. Goln. FOURTH ROW: P. Prosky, S. Hormor, T. Madoy, T. Arent, R. Shelso. 115 B” SQUAD FIRST ROW: J. Bednor, mgr., S. Korney, T. Coyle. R. Abdo, B. Bochniok, L. Mclnerny, A. Fi h, D. Ku;awo, mgr. SECOND ROW: D. Van Feldt, G. lorjon, P Swagger?, J. Hotcher. G Fuhro. T. Horrinhole, S. longman, THIRD ROW: J. Harvey, B. Boulliard. W. Hickey, K loVoir, T Holm. P. Stiehm. U6 BASKETBALL Mr. Reinhart, in his 18th year os De La Salle varsity basketball coach, has come up with his most unusual and possibly one of his better teams. The team was composed of ten seniors, five juniors, and one sophomore. The lone sophomore, sharpshooter Tom Ihnof, was a surprise early season starter. Led by Tim Holker and Mike Rengel the Islander's started fost and kept up this pace all season. Througnout the season tnere was continued balanced scoring, with Rengel, Holker and junior guard Mike Riney usually in double figures. Early in the year De defeated Winona Cotter, a possible state tournament entry, 51—50. This victory prepared the team for the tough CCC conference. Because of the great amount of talent on this year's team, the starting lineup was constantly being juggled. Mr. Reinhart, however, usually seemed to come up with the winning combination. VARSITY: FIRST ROW; Mr. Reinhart, M. Rengel. T. Holkor. Bro. Raimond. SECOND ROW: B. Krokowjki, rrgr., M. Riney. T. Ihnot. E. Komorotkl. D. Roth, G. Evans, P. Froehlkh, M. Skelly, C. Slater, R. Herbert, K. Mastel, J. Cronin, D. Hall. T. Finnegan, D. Otto, J. Monly, mgr . 117 Islander bench looks on os De scores ogainst Benilde. Rengel pulls down onother ro-bound. Riney icrapi for ball a� Holker and Roth help out. 119 FROSH ROW 1: Brother Richard, J. Murlowski, D. Hughes, S, Holkcr. D. Swan, T. Roth, ROW 2: D. Gunderson, P Heaney, J. Cowels, J. Tritchler, J. Marot kc, M. Cox. ROW 3: J. Duffy, M, Jennings, M. Tobin, T. Sexton, M Bauman. Missing— Mr. Miller (coach), P. Welno. 120 B” SQUAD I !o R: FIRST ROW: J. Mayor. 0. O'Keefe. T. Mattel, J. Sullivan, M. Andryehowicx. SECOND ROW; C. Ceronsky, M. Buins, T, Kalitowski, I. Holewo, P. Lehman. THIRD ROW; N. Reigor. T Mauron. T. Jonet. D. Burnt. N lonett. Mgr. T. Grithwal. ACTIVITIES SENIOR RETREATS The spiritual life of each senior reaches its high point when the senior mokes his two day closed retreat at Kings House in Buffalo, Minnesota. The silence and seclusion creates a religious atmosphere which invites each senior to reflect seriously on the purpose and value of his life. FROSH-SOPH O'Roukc. T. B;orke. T. Forsman. S. Houck, P. Tatone, T. Stripiki, SEATED. L to R-G. Swan. M. STANDING: G. Larson. T. Wolfe. W. Bulmer, G. Goin. V. Lobang, T Joseph. S. Jackson. J. Marrotsl. mond. M tovott. Brother Francis Rai- JUNIORS SEATED, L to R-F. Stuck!, L. Dalsin. J. Brady, T. DeBioso. STANDING-M. Wctcly, J. Atwood, M. Morgan, J. Larson, D. Reynolds, G. Vick, B. Igcl, P. Schneider, T. Hudobo, J. Kroll. p. Froehlkh, F. Wrozos. B. Billlet. T. Gobrik. J. Smith. F. Berg, J. Moodo, G. L'Horault, M. Rogon, G. Hazel. 126 CONTACT Under the auspices of the Catholic Youth Center, Contact is established on a limited basis at De La Salle. Having been organized into its present form three years ago, it has grown steadily. The seniors and Mr. Bierdan, their moderator, put on emphasis on personal communication with others. This group has held panels or discussion groups with other schools, and has visited and talked with Negro families, bringing about a mutual understanding among teenagers. The juniors, under Mr. Colston, are engaged in several projects outside of school for the benefit of others, such as helping under privileged children. The frosh-soph group under Brother Roimond, is an innovation at De. These three divisions of one group are greatly aiding the advancement of cooperation and guidance between the teen-agers and those concerned with their well-being. SENIORS FIRST ROW, L to R-P. Golornoau. W. Blorden, S. Broden, P. O'lovghlln, J. Shuway, T. Collin , C. luxem, J. Curron. SECOND ROW—I. Abdo, J. Kopacek, D. San-to� , T. Yencho, R. Felgh, T. Heiijerer, J. Trombley. P. Toylor. P. Netkow, J. Mifocba. THIRD ROW-T. Mile . J. Covol. J. Jocky-mowiki, R. Perxol, R. Sobiech, F. Jocob. T. Holkor, T. Nichol . FOURTH ROW G. Kulbleda, W. L'Heroult. T. Hol� tede, M. Donlln, P. Klee . 127 - . � ■ BENILDUS AND MIGUEL VOCATION CLUBS The Benildus Club ond Miguel Club ore two of the leost prominent but most rewording octivities in the school. Although they ore distinct in membership, these clubs hove o joint purpose, the fostering of good vocations in the school. The senior members of the Benildus Club and the sophomore members of the Miguel Club soy one decade of the rosary before lunch every day to help achieve their goal. FIRST ROW-T. Janet, M. Wolff, T. '«nn- L Wa,rin SECOND ROW -M. Quealy. G. Larson. j. Hocheft THIRD ROW -M. Mackey R Mar-ley. FOURTH ROW -R. Prindle. J. Vofl� . F,FTH ROW-T. Groff. T. Mauren, T. Swierczek, R. Maguson. BENILDUS CLUB OFFICERS President: P. Taylor Vice-President-. D. Early Secretory: R. Feigh Treasurer: T. Finnegan N.H.S. Members R. Anderson J. Andrychowicz S. Atkinson M Bendel D. Bender B. Berg J. Breitenbucher T. Breviu E. Burns T. Calloghon J. Cheny T. Collins R. Feigh T. Finnegan J. Fitzgerald D. Guiney R. Hedman R. Hobday T. Holker T. Houde R. Finnerty J. LeVoir F. Luden P. Malchow G. Machulda J. Malecek S. Mathewson D. Molenfant R. Mengelkoch D. Merrick R. Montague R. Nelson D. Obrzut P. O'Laughlin D. Parzyck W. Pilacinski C. Prentice L. Pruden P. Rask M. Rengel R. Rooney K. Santos F. Schmidt R. Schwinn L. Slechto M. Shaughnessy C. Slater R. Sobiech J. Sternal D. Sullivan T. Sullivan P. Swider J. Trombley W. Warpeha T. Wishy R. WonSavage M. Worts NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bigger and better than ever can describe the '63-'64 National Honor Society. Boasting a membership of near sixty, the group is well able to perform its various functions of operating the N.H.S. bookstore, assisting freshmen that are having trouble scholastically, and helping out at other school events. Furthermore, because the faculty chooses the members, Mr. Casanova's group is the cream of the crop in both academics and service to the school and community. They must have maintained at least a 3.00 average, while participating in a number of worthwhile activities. 129 SENIOR SENATE. FIRST ROW, I to R-P. O'loughlin. R. Feigh, T. Finncgon, Bro. Fidelis. T. Holker, J. Cronin, T. Hofstede. SECOND ROW—J. Curran, J. Jockymowski. T. Yencho. R. Hort, G. Zurek, D. Roth, Wm. Curran. THIRD ROW—F. Luden, T. Collins. J. Shumwoy, T. Kotfl. S. Wilmes. P. Klees. T. Heisserer. SENIOR COUNCIL. FIRST ROW, I to R-S Wilmes, D. Eor|v. R. Hort, P. O'loughlln. T. Holker, R Montague. T. Heisserer. SECOND ROW—Wm. Curran, P. Klees. I. Abdo, B. Abbott. J. Sternal, J. Jockymoefski, Wm. L'Herault, T. Collins. THIRD ROW-S. long. J. Curran, R. Braden, T. Kostl, T. Yencho, R. Feigh, J. Cronin, C. Slater. FOURTH ROW—T. Dkk� . J. Shumway. G Zurek. T. Finnegan, A. Holstede. G. Peters, D. Namie. 130 STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Junior Officers were elected without much fonfore this year, but their stay of office was not o quiet one. Replacing tradition with new and fresh ideas, they revamped their whole junior organization, deciding to promote a definite increase in tangible advancements. Not satisfied with a singular purpose, many juniors set out to make their class prominent in school affairs. A marked increase in mission collection returns, along with a proportionate increase in participation at extro-curriculars followed. The advancements shown by the Junior Class point to a successful Senior year for them come next fall. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President I. Daliln (SEATED), STANDING L lo R—Secretary R. Herbert, Second Vice-President M. Knight, First Vice-President J. Kroll, Treasurer F. Wrzos. it ' MWM j O 0 V • i Jbiif .1 i- JUNIOR COUNCIL FIRST ROW, I to R-D. Doi, E. Fourneir. N. Hayes, R. Selislci, G. Stasik, R. Wetterberg, J. Kroll, F. Wrzos. J. Bennek. M. Quinn, T. Hudobo. SECOND ROW-P. Froehlkh, G. Turgeon. L. Dalsin, C. Martinez. J. Atwood, B. Billiet, J. Smith, J. Brody, P. Schneider. D. Thiegs. THIRD ROW-M. Peterson. J. Arent, R. McGovern, M. Knight, O. Artym, G. Hendricks, C. Williams, C. Dlrkers, S. Montogue, E. Dalsin. FOURTH ROW-M. Pinkstofl. G. Dockendorf, S. Mackcow, T. Rourke. P. O’Brien. K. Mattel, J. Meade. R. Herbert, J. Theiler, P. Godlewskl, B. Taylor. 131 SPEECH FIRST ROW: R. Prlndle. D. McElroy, Brother Michael William, D. Torgorson, W. Lindohl, D. Kostik. SECOND ROW: M. Relka, T. Breitenbuchor, L Millett. D. Kuduk, R. Anderson, S. Coin, P. Chamberlain, G. Vick. SPEECH AND DEBATE The Debate and Speech teams, two of the most rewarding extracurricular groups, both enjoyed satisfying seasons. Both teams were coached by Brother Michael William, who stressed extensive practice, and in debate, a thorough knowledge of both sides of the issue. A pleasant surprise for Brother Michael William was the success of sophomore debaters Tom Ahlquist, Dennis Olsen, Dan McElroy and Tom Breitenbucher. DEBATE FIRST ROW: Bro. Michael William, R. Anderson. D. Torgerson. D. Kostik. SECOND ond THIRD ROW; T. Brek tenbucher, R. Prindle, T. Broviu, W. George. L. Mlllett, S. Cain, D. Kuduk, D. McElroy, M. Eckmon. T. Pogemiller, D. Olson. T. Ahlquist. J. Mason. D. Debelak. W. Lindahl, j. Helin. 133 CHEERLEADERS It was Brother Raimond's task to find a group of spirited students to compose the De La Salle cheering unit. After some experimentation, Bro. found the winning combination for a successful year. The tedious task of organizing the cheerleaders into a working unit was then taken by Denny Early, group captain. Behind the De-lion, one of Bro. Raimond's innovations, the white-clad cheerleaders led the student body in cheering the football and basketball teams throughout the seasons. FIRST ROW; J. Laconic. J. Brady, D. Early. SECOND ROW; B. Andersclk, D. Parzyck, R. labiak, B. Bierden, Brother Raimond. MONOGRAM CLUB Gold letter sweoters signify membership in the Monogrom Club. While giving recognition to those juniors and seniors who have distinguished themselves in extra curriculars and have maintained a tolerable academic standing, the club, under the direction of Bro. Arnold, sells refreshments and makes the unique De stocking cops available to the student body. MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS t to R—Tom Finnegan, Bro. Arnold. Bob Sobiech, Bill Curran, and Tim Holker. FIRST ROW, L to R-G. Zurek, T. Finnegan, M. Dudymky, R. Miller, J. Fitzharrl . R. Homcn, B. Bierden, J. DoGidio, T. Hilson, T. Holker, E. Burni, J. Curran, G. Evan . SECOND ROW—J. Murphy, B. Sobiech, D. Hendrick , D. O'Brian, T. Jeffrey. D. Santo . M. Grady, J. Brody, P. Taylor, T. Houde, T. Moskolik, B. Brom, G. Tomczak. THIRD ROW—T. Zock, R. Hobdoy, J. Meyer, J. Shumwoy. S. Lang, J. LeVetque, S. Wodiworth, J. Cronin, T. Yencho, T. Kotfl, C. luxoro. D. loMotf. FOURTH ROW-S. Atkinten, R. Hart. J. Andrychowlcz, D. Sfengleln, R. Feigh, T. Hof tede, C. Prentice, C. Slater, L. Abdo, R. Broden. FIFTH ROW-S. Wilme . J. LeVoir, J. Ijerman, M. Rengal, W. Curran, D. Roth, M. Bolduc, R. Labiak. T. laCroix, D. Early. 135 CAMERA CLUB The De camera club, whose thankless task it is to supply the school publications with plenty of photos, is one of the many self-improvement groups around the school. Brother Finbar, moderator, has shown his group the fine points of photography—ranging from the click of the shutter to the darkroom developing. Composed mainly of hobbyists, the camera club saves the school much of the cost of professional photography, while giving the members the experience and enjoyment they seek in the realm of photography. 136 ART CLUB Led by Brother Roderick, the art club has carried on what has become a tradition of good artwork ot De La Salle. Without much recognition or fanfare, the members worked for their own perfection in the fields of drawing, painting, and the like. Usually, the art club members compete to design the Delta cover. The winner of this year's contest was Mike Ramolae. Dave Stoguro admire sculpture by Fred MocTaviih. 137 I BOOSTERS L to R: John Komoroski-Treos., 8ro. Edward-Mod., Stan locko-Sec.. Cy Rengel-Pres., Jock Holker-lst Vico Pres., Chock DeM«nle -2nd Vico Pres. PATRONESS L to R: Mrs. P. Meode-Sec., Mrs. W. Quinn-Vice Pros,, Mrs. G. Dalsin-Pres,. Bro. H. Paul-Mod., Mrs. R. Orman-Trcas., Mrs. S. tocko-Membership Chairwoman 138 FRIENDS OF DE LA SALLE Adult interest in life on the island has been shown by three groups. The interested parents form the Patroness and Booster Clubs, while the grads make up the Alumni organization. Moderator Bro. H. Paul has combined his efforts with Mrs. Dalsin, club president, for a successful year with the Patroness Society. Highlighting the year were such features as fashion show , concerts and art sales, besides the usual business. Through this mixture of business and pleasure the monthly meetings were both profitable and enjoyable. Nearly every activity has felt the help of the Booster Club. Their motto, I'm a Booster for De La Salle, seen on car bumpers all over town, signifies the spirit of the group, according to moderator Bro. J. Edward. President Cy Rengel and his fellow members were pleased with what he termed a successful year. Brother Ambrose's Alumni Club, under president Hans Reiss, Class of 1950, had a good year. Most significant of its accomplishments were the monthly publication of the Alumni News, informing the grads of various goings on. Special congratulations to Mrs. Stella Molecki, competent secretary of this group. ALUMNI FIRST ROW: R Lutz. '42-Vice President, H. Reiss, '50—President, J. Kupple, '51—Treasurer. SECOND ROW: R. Wirth. '62—Sergeont-ot-Arms, W. Kenny, '48—Recording Secretary, T. McGinty '52—Financial Secretory. 139 FIRST ROW: I to R-E. Fourneir. F. Jocob, L. Abdo, T. Yencho, J. Kroll. SECOND ROW-D. Dol. J. Munion. J. Lonon, D. Theigi, T. LaCroix, J. Dyer, M. Ryan, F. Schmidt, T. Swierczek, P. O'Laugh-lln, J. Tichann, C, Luxem, 8. Bock, R. Lawrence. G. L'Herault, R. Sofolt, S. Herbst, D. Abdo, M. Morgan, J. Mildenburger. THIRD ROW—J, Andrychowicz, D. Stengllne, J. Millunzi, P. Kleei, P. Froohllch, R. Rosek, P. Taylor, L. lemon, T. Breviu, T. Laconic. 140 ISLANDER The Islander, with its superior rating of lost year, is trying to continue that pace with its current publication. Moderator Brother Jerome placed an emphasis on good writing and workmanship for the entire paper. Editors Lorry Abdo, Fred Jacob, Tom Yencho, Gene Fornier and Joe Kroll made an effort to get news that would have on interest for everyone in the school. News, features and sports make up the basic setting of an Islander issue. To make these issues both interesting and informative was a difficult job and the complete staff did that job well. Right. Tom Yen ho give I. Abdo the slant on sport . Editors Rooney, loconic. Collins, Coble ond Abbeft discuss future plans. Staff members Mathewson. Mirocho, L'Her-ault, Loconic and Debelok plan underclassmen section. 142 DELTA Under the excellent leadership of Brother Charles and Brother Roderick, this year's Delta staff has produced a yearbook which very well represents all facets of school life. Not many students seem to realize the great amount of work that goes into any worth-while school publication. Besides the writing and photography, there ore also financing, publicity, and art work. The majority of this work has fallen on the seniors, who comprised a great percentage of this year's Delta staff. An early Delta for a loto blonder. FIRST ROW, L to R-R. Rooney, T. Holker, R. Hobday, D. Coble, B. Abbett. T. Collinj, J. Laconic. P. Klees. SECOND ROW, J. Mirocha, M. Berry, D. Thiegs, Wm. Palmer, M. Quinn, J. Kroll. R. Feigh P. Oloughlln. J. Dyer. THIRD ROW, M. Debelok. Wm. L'Heroult, G. Johnson. M. Justin, P. Froehllch, A. Worker. $. Mathewson. T. Bach, D. Santos. P. Taylor. 143 Gloo Club sings Winter Fantasy for the Red Knights. CHORUS 'Deatles entertain at Snow Danco. De—Garbage Mon. 144 lookl lookl look! Sea Eddie ingl Sing! Sing! Sing! President Tom Kostl 1st Vice-President John Shumwoy 2nd Vice-President Don O'Brien Accompanist Bob Sobiech From a strong nucleus of seniors. Brother Fidelis has molded another fine chorus this year os in years past. The seniors included officers Tom Kostl, Dan O'Brien, John Shum-way, Jim Swanson, John Curran, and soloist Russ Hansen. The remaining seniors were ably supported by a talented group of underclassmen. Some of the chorus' more significant performances included a concert at Benilde, a television appearance on December 23, and the traditional Spring Concert. The chorus also appeared at numerous shopping centers and high schools throughout the greater metropolitan area. Unlike the other activities at De la Salle, the chorus is a year round activity. The members of the chorus and their director deserve much recognition and praise for the long hours of practice they have put in. Special honor should go to the chorus managers, the De-lites, and the De-Men who have also devoted their time to De La Salle's music department. They have indeed given De La Salle a good name. Vi- Brothor Fidolis enlightens managers Curran, Finnegan, Cronin, ond Collins. Chorus shows its excellent form ot Bcnilde's Wintor Concert. DRAMA CLUB Brother H. Paul's Dramatics Club staged two highly successful productions: Caesar and Cleopatra and, in connection with the chorus, My Fair Lady. Leads in Caesar and Cleopatra were taken by Phil Toylor, John Shumway, and Ginny Thompson, student ot Holy Angels' Academy. An important feature of this year's club was a series of thirty-six workshops conducted by Brother Paul and the veterans of the club, offering instruction in acting, lighting, costumes, and construction. Attendance at all workshops was one of the club's requirements for a letter. This year more than ever, the officers took a large responsibility in leading the club. The officers were: president, Al Bongaarts, vice-president, Phil Taylor, and secretory, Russ Miller. 147 r'’“mWOyJ°'’d Tayl0r di“““ '«� «� E8yp'loni. Cootar and Cleopatro. «.l , Child king wch., Bierden or.d Toylor orgy,. 149 SOCIAL LIFE pE-BH—- ’63 HOMECOMING LEFT: Queen Nancy McClellan speaks during half time. BELOW: Islanders break through St. Cloud's line. 152 Princess Jon Henrikson Princess Peg Kelly Wona' drog? 154 Mr. Gamoche. Geometry, Moth III, Mr. Backstrom, English III. and Mr. Urbanski, Typing, Salesmanship, and Retailing. 155 SNOW DAYS The pre-Lenten winter season is traditionally flavored by the many Snow Week activities. This year, the fun included something for everyone, with the juniors and seniors fighting it out in a broom hockey tourney won by advisory 102; the frosh and sophs participated in a basketball play-off; the faculty, meanwhile, was trounced by the senior all-stars in a volleyball game; to top it off, all three basketball teams downed Benilde. Highlighting the school week was an ASSEMBLY featuring Mr. Reinhart ond the winter activities. 157 Pope John XXIII We desire that the divine Redeemer of monkind, who has become for us God-given wisdom, and justice, and satisfaction, and redemption, may reign and triumph gloriously in all things, for centuries on end. Pope John XXIII's Mater et Magistra 150 President John F. Kennedy With o good conscience our only sure reward, with history the final judge of our deeds, let us go forth to lead the land we love, asking His blessing and His help, but knowing that here on earth God's work must truly be our own. John F. Kennedy's Inaugural Address 159 AFTERWORD Looking back, we would like to thonk Scherling-Pletsch Studios for the pictures used in this production, The American Yearbook Company for the use of their printing presses, Mr. Hedstrom for his cooperation, Mr. Ryan for his ecclesiastical heraldry, the Chancery Office for their time. Brother Charles for his brains, and the students for their five clams that made this collection of useless knowledge possible. To be confusing once again, we would like to cite the labors of the hard-working staff—those that could read, anyway—for their valor, fortitude, and continued manifestation of poor judgment. You, the reader, may not like our yearbook; WE love it. THE EDITORS ft 160 SPRING 161 COMMENCEMENT Nearly four hundred seniors received their diplomas at the graduation ceremonies for the Class of 1964 held this year at the Basilica of St. Mary. Brother Mark and Monsignor Baskfield handed out diplomas to the graduates led by Valedictorian Dick Anderson and Salutatorian Tom Wishy. A sermon was given by Father Lawrence Sledz and was followed by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Members of the Junior Council served as ushers. You mean he oskod you first? Who threw the cherry bomb in the punch bowl? I 162 I SPRING IS MUSIC Sounds of the Sixties was the theme for this year's highly successful Spring Concert. Assisted by the Holy Angels Glee Club and under the direction of Brother Fidelis, the De La Salle Chorus climaxed its fine season with selections from past stage performances plus some new arrangements. They sang before a nearly full house of parents and students. A combination Hootenanny and Sock Hop was put on by the Senior Class for the first time at De La Salle. Cyril Paul and eight other local groups sang their folk songs and played at the sock hop. SPRING IS ART A welcomed addition to spring events was the Art Show. Featuring a variety of pictures and sculptures, the exhibit was placed in the lobby of the new building for the students and teachers to view. First place winners were Jule Theiler, Marty Theissen, Mike Ramolae and Steve Wanvig. Brother Roderick, Art Club moderator, was highly pleased with the students work and hopes to have two or three such shows next year due to plans for a new art course here at De. Special thanks goes to the patroness Society and the Boosters for their encouraging support. 166 I Moment of anticipation. Please Don't Eat The Roses. ROSE DANCE The annual Rose Dance, sponsored by the Junior Class, was held again this year with the Jim Rhodes Band providing the entertainment. By the choice of the majority of students, the traditional formal attire was abandoned in favor of semi-formal wear in order to encourage more upperclassmen to attend. 167 MY FAIR LADY The Fine Arts Department, under the direction of Brothers Paul and Fidelis, again produced an outstanding musical, My Fair lady. De la Salle was the first amateur group to put on this Broadway smash hit which was adapted from George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion. All seating records were broken for the stand of five performances. Drawing special praise were the realistic settings and the dance scenes. Brother Paul, directing his last play at De la Salle, showed why De has gained a reputation for consistently good plays. Outstanding among the many fine players were Seniors Phil Taylor (Prof. Higgins!, Bob Ball (Col. Pickering!, Jim Swanson, (Freddie), John Shumway (Doolittle), and Marilyn Dorff (Eliza). ( “In Hartford, Harrisford, ond Hampshire .. The rain In Spain stays mainly In the plain. Bob Boll'i Bojcj Nova. Get me to the church on time. “We could hove danced all night? DUNROVIN RETREAT HOUSE The long awaited Dunrovin retreat house was opened this Spring on the banks of the St. Croix River near Stillwater. Amid o beautiful setting of trees and woter, it will provide the solitude necessary for the senior retreatants of next year and many years to come. The modernistic complex includes a large chapel, accommodations for forty, discussion lounges, a swimming pool, golf greens, and tennis courts. De La Salle financed its share of the cost through the returns of the Mordi Gras Drive and the last sock hop of the yeor. The other Twin Cities Brothers' schools also contributed. 170 GOLF Led by the surprising play of sophomore Tom fhnot, the golf team finished fourth in CCC play with a 2 and 5 record. The team will be hurt by the loss of seniors Dargay, LeVoir, Rengal, and Smith, but the future looks good with the return of Ihnot and junior Tom Hudoba. Coached by Mr. Johnson, the hackers placed 6th in the State Catholic Meet. Joe Dargay won the Star Junior Golf Tournament in post-season ploy. Nice putt, Tom. 171 VARSITY: FIRST ROW: $. Mathowion, B. Fowler, B. Pienondz, T. Shull (ctxaplaln) T, Hoiker (co-copfoin), J. Jochmowsk . R. Pelltler, J. Hoffman. G. Dockendorf, R. Herbert. SECOND ROW: D. Lind, P. Habig. K. Mattel, B. Feigh, J. Locke, J. Koznick, E. Komoroski, G. Kulbieda. B. Heoly, Mr. Sharke. BOTTOM: manager J, Millet and J. Stockhaus. B ’ SQUAD.- FIRST ROW; T. Greihwalk. S Holker, M Bauman, T. St. Aubin, M. Cotter, R. Dennis. M Ludwig, P. Welna. M Ondrey. SECOND ROW. Mr. Miller. P. Rooney. D. DeMorais, T. Koli-fowjki, J. Duffy, M. Jennings. S. Herbst, D. Hughes. THIRD ROW: J. Cowles. T. Jones, M. Burns. T. Meyer, P. Ruane P. Kist T. Welna. 172 BASEBALL Under the direction of Mr. Shroke, the varsity baseball team finished fourth in the Central Catholic Conference with a 5 and 5 record and posted an 8 and 12 mark overall. Lead by seniors Holker, Jachy-mowski and Martinson, the Islanders finished the season strong. Aided by a strong pitching staff, this year's B-squad placed first in its league. Coached by Mr. Miller, the sophomores had a season record of 7 and 3. Standout players were Mike Burns, Tom Kalifowski, and freshman Joe Duffy. Coach Shrake confers with Lind. Tho Islonders go to Hill ... but win anyway. VARSITY: FIRST ROWi D. Weyer. M. Rotko, J. Wydello, D. Santos. D. Schlrmers. J. Ben. nek, J. Porrozzo. P Godlewski. R. Arneson, S. Potyondy, D. Koch. SECOND ROW; Mr Persons, R. Vincent, J. Gagnon, J. Smith, R. Bishop, W. I'Heroult. C. Schweikert, F. Jacob, J. Ayotfe, W. Curran, Mr. Utecht. THIRD ROWi J. Bcdnor, mgr., G. Tomczak, B. Brom, M. Burns, R. Ritten, C. Durdo, R. Braden, D. McPherson, J. Brown, K. LoVolr. mgr. (missing from picture: M. Grody. W. Mealey ’’B” SQUAD : FIRST ROW: P. McClellan, M. Coyle, T. Miller, D. Dahlon. J. Harvey, P Heaney, J. Gray, L. Brenny, $. Thery, J. Soblech, D. Nau, M. Jakubic. SECOND ROW: D. Huottle. A. Giefer, M. Shields, M. Hiroler, C. Ceronsky, M. Noble. S. Hauck. J. DeVries, J Sievers, T. Gridley, J. Thibodeau. T. Reilly. M. Gantzer, G. Hanson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Joyce, T. Eckblad. P. Tetnowskl. T. Swierczek, J. Mis-kowicc, B. Simmons. G. McDonald, S. Dalton, M. Tegeder, J. Kundlo, T. Krotz, D. Schatzlein. Bro. Austin. FOURTH ROW: S. Stolarek, G. Martinson, D. Jurek, B. Krokowski, P Vossin, S. Nelson, M. Chulik, J. Bier-baum, M. Riegler, J. Jakala, J. Sausen. TRACK The De La Salle track team finished conference play with a 2 and 3 record and placed third in the State Catholic Meet under Coach Ufecht. The season was highlighted by record breakers Gary Tomczak, Chet Wydella, Santos, Retka and Schirm-Chet Durda, and the 880 relay team of Wydella, Santos, Retka and Schirmers. ers. The B-squad track team, coached by Mr. Joyce, had an outstanding season, by faking the conference title. Gory Tomczak capture first in the Stole Tourney. 2 ■o_ 5 M O -© £ o TENNIS With only one returning senior this season, the Tennis Team ended its season zero and seven. With Mr. Colston faking over the duties as Tennis Coach the team looks to next year for a more prosperous season. Sophomore Mike Mockey was chosen most valuable player with a 5 and 2 record. 176 1 f '04 4 ttfgp « qpw+� j 7 3, yrJ.UL A .