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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

tl f 75 01 MHd t VY 3 jty3-? , 6— Sf 0 33 nun DE LA SALLE IS: SYMBOL The waters of baptism are the beginning of source of our life. They are our means of entrance even as the crossing of a moat was the entrance to the fortress of old. Our baptism is our first protection against evil, even as the moat is the first line of protection for the fortress. Our faith and our education are the fortress we are given for security in this life. Our faith protects us from the spiritual death and our education provides security against being jobless, homeless and hungry. De La Salle is education and growth in faith. Because of its location on the island it is not only an institution by a river, but almost literally a moat. All of these are implications of the symbol. A symbol is primarily a means of identification; it is not meant to be a picture or picture story. The picture and picture story are set down in this book as part of one year, the nineteen hundredth and sixty-seventh year of Our Lord, as seen by the persons living here. This is DELTA ’67. DELTA 67 De LaSalle Minneapolis Minnesota.... 2 FOREWORD De La Salle is dedication and dedication is devotion and concern. Concern is the gift of self to the service of others. To serve and protect and accomplish the common good is our goal. Plan Foreword.......................3 Dedication.....................5 Underclassmen.................10 Seniors.......................32 Sports........................55 Activities....................91 Faculty......................131 3 De La Salle is you, each and all, one and complete. You who teach and you who learn, you who give and you who take, you who cheer and you who play, you who act and you who decorate, you who coach and you who pray; living, being yourself, happy, seeing values, growing, all of you make up the dedicated individual. It is to you the men and women of “DE that we dedicate this DELTA '67. 5 6 7 DE LA SALLE '•iy . SCHOOL, LIVING PEOPLE, FRIENDS, WORK, feSTUDY, SPORTS, FUN, FACULTY, STUDENTS, DISCIPLINE, FAITH, HOPE, LOVE, SINGING, DANCING, ACTING, EATING, TALKING, PAINTING, QUESTIONS, ANSWERS, PROBLEMS, JOY, TROUBLE, HAPPINESS, EDUCATION, DEDICA-TION, GIVING, TAKING. SHARING. HELPING, AND ' TOGETHERNESS FROM THE FIRST FROSH DAY f5$0F ORIENTATION THROUGH FOUR YEARS TO GRADUATION AND ON INTO LIFE AS AN ALUM-I lNUS. DE LA SALLE HIGH SCHOOL IS YOU . . . UNDERCLASSMEN Hardy, Patrick Harristhal, Michael Harvell, Stephen Hauge, Mark Hauglie, Lawrence Heisserer, Gary Herbst, Harold Heryla, Kelly Hesse, Timothy Higgins, David Hinz, Joseph Hirtz, Steven Hobbs, Steven Hodgson, Steven Hofmann, Thomas Hollick, Stephen Holzinger, Joseph Houser. Douglas Huard, Bradley Hughes. Denis Huss. David Huss, Mark Hynes. John Hyska, Thomas lacarella, David lannazzo, Scott lilies, Jerome Irmiter, Richard Iwaskewycz, Leo Jestus, William Jogodka, Robert John, Thomas Johnson, Daniel Johnson, Gordon Johnson. Jeffrey Ciuropaylovych, Nestr Clarkson, Robert Cline, John Collete, Mark Coilopy, Raymond Connelly, Marc Cook, Michael Cook, William Coon, William Costello, Thomas Crawford. Lawrence Crotty, Gene Curran, Dennis Czech, Michael Dabrowski, Eugenio Daly, Thomas Davis, Robert Deegan, Thomas Des Marais. Blase Devora, Ramon De Vries, Joel Diaz, Thomas Diehl. Mark Dienhart, Paul Donath, Michael Dotray, John Doyle, James Duchene, David Dudziak, Michael Dummer, Michael Durand, Gregory Dyer, Kevin Dziedzic, George Earley, John Eckblad, John Chris. Wallin z z is % A Ennen, James Eskew, Thomas Faber, Peter Fabian, Paul Faded, George Farris, Thomas Fehn, Jerome Fiala, Robert Finn, Dennis Fisher, Richard Fitzhenry, Thomas ADVISORY 23 Flaherty, Timothy Foley, James Froehlig, Philip Galvin, Kevin Garvie, John Gibbs, Robert Giese, Gregory Gill, Michael Godlewski, Thomas Gorham, Gregory Graham, Patrick Gretz, Charles Gromek, Gregory Grones. Thomas Grygar. Stephen Hafner, Michael Hagedorn, Peter Hall, Gary % m M a r. 12 Hall. Steven Hanlon, Thomas Hansen, James ADVISORY 24 tft 2 %£ li ft I T • ff ill A ft Abell, Marshall Adler, Nicholas Alagna, Richard Alley, Kevin Andrajack, Thomas Anschutz, Donald Appenzeller, Daniel Ash wood, Timothy Bailey, Raymond Bania, Donald Barringer, Gregory Bauer, Thomas Beiisle, Richard Bellanger, Randall Bera, Walter Bernier, John Bijoch, Chester Bober, Michael Bretzke, William Brewer, Patrick Brown, Douglas Buchanan, Patrick Buckvold, Leo Budnick, Joseph Burt, Gregory Butler, Thomas Cain, Phillip Calguire, Lawrence Campbell, David Carey, David Carland, Robert Carriveav, Robert Cashman, Thomas Charboneau. Michael Chismar, Thomas Jones, Dennis Jordan, Howard Juettner, Mark Julkowski, Steven Jungers, Mark Kanuit, Gary Karbo, Gregory Kastl, Michael. Keenan, Patrick Kelash, Kenneth Kelly, Patrick Kielb, Gregory Kiesner, Jon Kimitch, Mark Kirby. Richard Klesk, Gerald Klesk, Thomas Klinkner, Bruce Kohl, Gregory Koniar, John Kosciolek, Craig Krotz, Philip Kruse. Michael Krzyzaniak, Peter Kuehl, Glenn Kugler, Magnus Kuhl, Daniel Kulaga. James Kuntz, Gregory Kurth, Michael Kusek, David Lamusga, Richard Lamusga, Ronald Lang, Richard Lang, Robert M. Lang;, Robert P. Larkin, Terence Laskowski, Daniel Leitschuh, Daniel Leitschuh, David Loges, Allan Luedemann, Paul Lupino, James Lyman. Thomas Lynn, John Madden, Charles Mahowald, James Mance, Robert Mann, Eric Mapes, Jerome Marchiafava, David Marquez, Reynaldo Mars, Kevin Martin, Charles Martinson, Paul Masterman, Gerard ak I ADVISOF 106 2� £ : ?a 1 dll %%% la MacTavish, Michael McCabe, Edward McClellan, Mark McCoy, Thomas McCrady, Stephen McDonald, James McDonald, Jerome McGrath, Timothy McMahon, Robert McMahon, Thomas McNamara, Thomas McShane, Thomas Mellin. Gregory Meunier, Thomas Mexner, Michael Midlo, Lee Miller, Joseph Milliman, Patrick Millunzi, Timothy Morris, Robert Mundinger, Dale Murzyn, Michael Nalezny, Paul Nallick, John Nau, Stephen Nelson, Charles Nesbitt, George Nesenson, Daniel Ness, Patrick Newberger, James Newcomb, Joseph Nichols, James Niznik, Joseph Norling, George O’Brien, Patrick Ohnstein, Thomas Ohotto, Thomas Oien, Steven Olson, Richard Olsonoski, Ronald O’Neill, John Osmonson, Daniel Ozakiewicz, Chester Paciorek, Frank Fietek, Gary Peterson, Glen Rau, John Pavelko, Patrick Pavlak, Reginald Pelletier, Peter Peluf, Gregory Perrier, Michael Peters, John Peterson, Dale Pidde, James Pingatore. Joseph Plantenberg, Dennis Polunc, Joseph Pomerleau, Allen Ptaszek, Joseph Quinlivan. Paul Quirk, Michael Rapacz, Robert Rask, David Rekucki, Mark Reuland, William Rice, Sean Ries, Joseph Ripley. Dennis Risk. Thomas Rofuth, Todd Rowles. Matthew Ruane, Terrance Russell. Daniel Russell, Dennis Ryan, Mark Ryan. Patrick Samek, Philip Bedor, John Santos. David Scavo, Gerald Schauff, Gregory Schmidt. Thomas ADVISORY 306 Schreiber, Robert See. James Seide, Douglas Serafin, Daniel Sery, Robert Shaw. Lawrence Sieloff, Lawrence Simenstad, Joseph Skelly, James Skulley, James Smith, Bruce Smith. Gregory Snyder, Roy Sobatta, Gary Solverson, Thomas Sosniecki, Matthew Sovereign, Thomas Spano, Paul Spiczka, Michael Stelmazek, John Stevens, Todd Stripsky, Paul Stucki, Kevin Stueve. Michael 16 ADVISORY 307 a « • aM i . A Sullivan, Paul Swan, Michael Sweeney, Michael Swieca, James Pearsons, Gary Sydejko, Robert Szewc, Stephen Taranto, Mark Tetnowski, Donald Theis, Patrick Theisen, Thomas Thieling, Mike Tomcheck, Lawrence Toohey, James Tromiczak, Timothy Tschann, Gregory Turgeon. Mark Usher, Raymond VanSlyke, John Wagner, Randy Walker, Richard Wallek, Mark Waskosky, Karl Weeding, William West, Charles Wetzstein. Chuck Wheeler, Timothy Whelan, Kevin Whiteford, Richard Wollak, Bruce Worley, Patrick Worm, Craig Yohn, Garry Zappia, James Zastera, Michael Zika, Mark Zika, Michael Zylka, J. Gregory SOPHOMORES ADVISORY 10 rs t . At idi(A Ahart, Stephen Anderson, Jeffrey Archer, Stephen Arnold, Craig Audette, John Bacha, James Baleisis, Arthur Barrett, Bruce Bauer, Robert Baumtrog, Michael Becchetti. Michael Beck, David Becker, Gregory Bedor, Joseph Belair, Charles Bell, John Bell, Robert Bendel, Markus Bergerson, Michael Bintner, Michael Bjerke, Joseph Blackwell, Phillip Blake. Donald Blaubaugh, Craig Bodner, Brian Bonde, William Borer, Mark Boyce, Timothy Bredeson, Steve Brown, James Buckvold, John Burkhardt. Timothy Davy, Thomas Furst, Thomas Gliniavy, Thomas Julius, Jay Pudlick, James Pyka, Wayne Varno, Mark r- m ft. AI irffciit Buehler, William Carlson, Paul Cashman, Craig Celt, Richard Chismar, Paul ADVISORY 21 O IA At! Cleary. Thomas Clemens, Paul Coleman, David Critelli, Gary Crumley, Patrick Culhane, Thomas Cummings, Douglas Cutrara, Philip Damskey. Steven Dancik, Michael Danicich, Gregory Deaner, Paul DeCarlo, Norman DeLong, David DeNucci, Patrick Donna, Robert Doyle, Kevin Doyle, Timothy Drouches, John Duffy, James DeMouchel, Louis Dumphy, Joel Duncan, Bryan Edlund, Robert Elfelt, Joseph Epping, Joseph Freemay, Loyal Johnson, Robert Simon, Len Watts, Jerry Fabian, Michael Fadell, Donald Fagerlee, Thomas Fahnhorst, James Falconer, William Falkowski, James Feeser, Dennis Flannery, Michael Flugaur, David Focht, Michael Foley, Jerrold Ford, Timothy Forte, Michael Foster, Mark Fournier, Bruce Freeman, Timothy Fulton. Thomas Gabatino, Richard Galuska. Ronald Garvie, Paul Geary, James Godlewski, David Gooley, Frederick Gotz, Mark Gould, Mark Grabowski, Gary Grande, Gregory Grassman, Mark Gray, Mark Sosniecki, Paul Fuss, Timothy 19 Grewe, Francis Guthrie, Peter Hall, John Halley, Peter Hardy, Thomas Harvat, John Harvey. Frank Hennessey, Gregory Heryla, William Hirdler, Kevin Hogan, Richard Holzer, Joseph Hudoba, Gregory Huettl, Ryan Hughes. John HulTett, Peter Huney, Robert A A Huss, James Huss, Steven Hussman, Christopher Ignatowicz, Wayne Ihnot, James Jacobson, Richard Jane, Thomas Janowiec, Nicholas Jaworsky. Nicholas Jenstad, Orrin Johnson. Frederick Johnson, Gary Johnson, Nicholas Johnson, Steven Grevious, Steven Johnston, Gregory Joseph, Michael Kalitowski, Jim Karney, Mark Kaster, Dan Keane. Tim Kearney, Joe Kemp, David Kennedy, Shannon Kienzle, Peter Killen, Mark Killian, Randy Kimitch, Don King, Rex Klimek, Thomas Klinkner, Gary 20 r. f m am tot $ l1 i A ADVISORY 302 1 c tiil Alt Koloski, John Kondziolka, Gary Kordiak, James Korte, Thomas Kosciolek, Richard Kouri. Thomas Krafty, Kevin Krawec, George Krueger, Gregory Kudla, Gary Kudla, Joseph Kuduk, Thomas Kuhn, Mark Kujawa, Charles Lowe,Steven Kurimay, LeRoy Kurth, Frank Lagermeier, Thomas Lamott, James Lang, Mark Larson, Steven Latawiec, Chester Law, Michael Lawrence, John Lewis, Daniel Lewis, John Lewis, Vernard Litecky, Bernie Lochen, Bill Logan, John Loose, Richard Lovett, Richard Lucas, Dean Lucas, Thomas Ludwig, Thomas Luxem, Michael Maciaszek, Michael Madden, Robert Mallander, Mark Marget, Lawrence Marrone, Richard Marrs, Dave Martin, Richard Mattson, Allen MacDonald, Kevin McDermott, Michael MacFarland, Ronald McKenney. Thomas McMullen, Marcellus Meinz, David Meyer, James Miller, Robert Moeger, John Moen, David Montague, James Mueller, Mark Mullen. John Murlowski, Mark Murphy, Thomas Murray, John Murray, Patrick Mus, Patrick Nagan, Joe Nawara, Ron Nelson, Steve Netkow. Michael Neuberger, Robert Nicol, Kevin Nicol, Steven Niznick. Michael Novak, Joseph Nowicki, David Okonek, Robert Olson, Martin Olson, Stephen Olson, Wade O'Rourk, Kevin Palkert, Philip Palmgren, Donald Paquette, Gordon Paquette,Philip Parzyck, Thomas Pearo,Richard Pellizzer. Todd Perrier, Joseph Peter, Michael Peterson, Gary Pfeifer, Robert Phillips, Timothy Piazza, Paul Piersak, Michael Plante, John Pogemiller, Lawrence Pottner, Joseph A u • i Preston, Charles Ranczka, Gregory Rapacz, Jeffrey Rapatz, Allen Reis. Lee Renckens, James Renner, Mike Rider, Timothy Rodger, James Rosener, Timothy Rusin, Wayne St. Clair, Steven Saefke, Michael Satzer, Thomas Scavo. Thomas Schaaf, Joseph Scheele, Lon Schleich, John Schluender. Donald Schmitz, Richard Schott, Thomas Schrauth, George Schreader, Thomas Schroeder. Peter Schroetke, Mike Schutta, Ronald Shaskv, Michael Shaughnessy, Robert Sheehan. Richard Sherlock, Mark Shields. Kevin Siebling, Michael Skavnak, Steven Smith, William Soltys, William Sorensen, Richard Staples, Michael Stecker, Neil Stenglein, John Stolarek, David Stone, Frederick Stripsky, Marc Taaffe, Vernon Tatone, Donald Taus, David Taylor, Daniel Teske, William Theiler, Roland Thoisen, Robert Tigue, Peter Tisel, William Totzke, Timothy Tousignant, Richard Ulmer, David Volker, David Vo Pava, Joseph Waddick, Patrick Walkowiak, James Walstrom, Duane Watrin, Kevin Weiler, Dale Weiss, William West. Mark Wetterberg, Gary White, Kevin Williams. Gerald Williams. Paul Wilson, Donald Wittman. Mark Wolf, Michael Wrobel, Ronald Zappia. Thomas Zambal, Gerald Zwirn, Thomas Zwolski, Paul ADVISORY 309 22 ft JL j 1L 2 2 2 A dk % % 9 m S In Ak ik JUNIORS Aman, Timothy Anderson, Edward Anderson. Robert Andrajack, Stephen Andrychowicz. Joel Angle, Ray Archer, James Arellano. Roger Ashcraft, Thomas Assad. Edward Balego, Gary Bauer, Bill Baumtrog, John Bednark, David Belleson, James Bender. Gregory Benson. Brian ADVISORY “ J i Ldl 2 M LI f Benson, Thomas Berg, Grant Berg, Vincent Betzold. Donald Bloomstrand, Dale Boardman, Thomas Bodin, Rodger Bona. James Boughton, Thomas Bouta, Robert Braasch, William Finn, Daniel Johnson, Lawrence Phillips, Patrick Branton, Robert Brewer, Thomas Brown, Michael Brown, Patrick Burgoyne, George Bums. Robert Burns, Thomas Bursey, James Campbell, Roy Caputa, Raymond Carr, Patrick Carter, John Case. Mark Christianson, David Clough, Thomas Codcfington, Richard Coleman, Daniel Collins, Kevin Combs, Kevin Cootware, Roy Cossette. Paul Cowles, Gary Curran, James Davidson, Jerold Davis, Glenn Denman, Richard Curtis, John DeUsi. Donald Delmonico. James Dennis, Richard Dold, Gary Dougherty. John Dummer, Timothy Dyer, Stephen Eckblad, William Eldridge, Craig Elleraas, Steven Elliott, Gordon Emond, John Ennen, Thomas Erdmann, Mark Ess, Michael Ezuck, Ronald Fallon, John Fleetham, Harold Foley, Patrick Fong, Stephen Fredrickson, Brian Freerks, Douglas Gabrielson, Thomas Gaffner, William Gagnon, Mark Galvin, Thomas Gamache, Mark Geis, Joseph Gingerich, Daniel Godlewski, Mark Gonier, Thomas Gormley, Timothy Gotz, Grerory Graham, Gregory Gray, John Gromek, Thomas Grothjan, Steven Gryniewski, Ronald Grzeskowiak, Roger Guntzel, Timothy Gustafson, Gary Haagensen, Russell Hackenmueller, John Hackert, Edwin Hackett, Peter Hainy, Gregory Halverson, Steven Hamerski, Dennis Hannan, William Hardy, Gary Hare, Robert Harnett, Stephen Hedlund, Charles Hedstrom, Richard Heille, Christopher ADVISORY 225 % i? • a % Janas, Gary Janowiec, Gregory Jensen, Kevin YISORY A ■ i 2 2 1 % Kugler, Albert Kujawa, Michael Hennessy, John Hentges, Lawrence Herdegen, Raymond Hinz, James Hipwell, Patrick Hoffer, Donald Howitz, Mark Huntington, Seth lannazzo, Todd Ingebritson. Michael Inhofer, Gregory Jakala, Stephen Johnson, Richard Johnston, Craig Johnston, Dennis Joseph, Michael Jurek, Kevin Kane, John Karn, Gerard Karol, Allan Kelly, Charles Kelly, John Kennedy, Kevin Kennedy, Thomas Kenney, Michael Kernan, Patrick Kettering, John Kiesner, Gerald Klick, Thomas Klinkner, John Knaeble. Gregory Kohn, Steven Kopacz, Paul Korzenowski, Kevin Kotula, Michael Kouri, Randy Kovar, Peter Krakowski, Michael Krave, Kevin Krawec, Michael Kringen, Brian Kuntz, James Kuskey, Jim Kwatera, Michael LaChance. John Lagermeier, Greg Lagermeier, Steve Lais, Bradley Lang, Greg Lang, Leonard Larson. Robert LaSota, Donald Latourelle, John Leitschuh, Gregory Leitschuh, Steve Leveque, John Levoir, Thomas Litecky, Joseph Long, Stephen Lorenz, Emil Lovett, Thomas Luedemann, Craig Lutz, Thomas Lynch, Daniel Maciasek, James Makousky, Charles Malik, Thomas Mance, James Manion, Thomas Manning, Nicholas Margotto, Wayne Mason, Douglas Mazurs, Elmar McCauley, Dennis McClennan, Steve McDonald, Jeffrey McGill, Mark McKay, John Menard, Pierre Merchant, Ronald Meuers, Greg Meyer, George Meyers. John Michaels, Tim Miezwa, Anthony Miles, Phillip Mirocha, John Miskowiec, Robert Modeen, Greg 28 ADVISORY 227 ikl A T Morgan, Patrick Morrow, John Moskalik, Michael Mueller, Doug Muscala, Robert Najarian, Stephen Nalepka, Gerald Nalezny, Dan Nei, David Nester, John Nickelson, Marty Niemann, Robert Noonan, Patrick Norris, John Nowicki, Mark O’Brien, Michael Olson, Mark Olson, Reed Olson, Thomas Orman, William O'Rourke, James O'Rourke, Michael Ostrem, Michael Pacyga, Robert Pahi, Dennis Paquette, Leon Parzyck, Ronald Patnode, Mark Peine, Craig Peine. Mark Pelletier, Steven Perrier, Kevin Perrozzi, Gino Perry. Michael Petersen, William Peterson, Gregory Piazza. Peter Pitleck, Timothy Porrazzo, James Pruyn, Clinton Puetz, Richard Purdy, John Quirk, William Rapacz, Ronald Rask, Steven Rasmussen, Stephen Regan, Michael Renz, James Resch, Charles Ringwelski, Francis Rock, Daniel Roers, Alan Roman, Daniel Russell, Alden St. Dennis, Donald Satterstrom, Robert Schardin, Harold Schmitt, John Schroeder, Stephen Schuller. Charles Seifert. Thomas Seiple, John Serafin, Stephen Shamp, Gregory Sheehan, Timothy Sherwood, Chester Shirek, John Skaia, James Smith, Brett Smith, Bruce Sobiech, David Sorman, David Soukup, Gregory Speltz, Paul Spiczka, Mark Splan, Stephen Spohn, Stephen Springer, Jeremy Stawarski, William Sternal, Drew Stone, William Swan, Kevin Swanson, Thomas Sydejko, James Szewc, Patrick Tabaka, Thomas Tacheny, David Tegeder, Thomas Tesmar, Lawrence ADVISORY 222 4 1 Thies, Timothy Tonnell. Donald Vales, William Van Keuren, Patrick Walker, Patrick Walkowiak, John 30 Wallin, Bradford Wandzel, Donald Wasik, Paul Wawra, Thomas Webb, Kiernan Welsh, Kevin Widell, Michael Willette, Mark Wineman. Gary Witt, Jefferey Witthans, Richard Wittig, John Woehning, David Wollman, Donald Worley, Michael Wright, John Zembal, Terrence SENIORS SENIOR POLL Did Most for the Senior Class: Michael O'Rourke Most Likely to Succeed: Robert Kearney Most Popular: Russell Belk Best Sense of Humor: Russell Belk Most Admirable: William O’Brien Best Dancer: Thomas Scheele Favorite Song: Mellow Yellow Best Football Player: Gary Kos Best Basketball Player: Michael Jakubic Best Hockey Player: James Franko Most Energetic: Robert Kearney Best Dressed: Dean and Dan Oberpriller Typical Senior: Patrick Lamb Best Student: James Howitz Favorite Student Sport: Basketball Favorite Girl’s School: Regina RICHARD K. AH ART-St. Char- JON L. BRENT les - REMEMBERED MOST: Physics class with Mr. Ribi-kawskis. JOHN J. ALEXANDER-St Maron's - Football 2, Class officer 1,2,3, Student Council 2,3, Track 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Michael Brian’s class. ROBERT M. ALLENDORF—Annunciation - REMEMBERED MOST: Study junior year with Mr. Maroney. DAVID ATKINSON- St Charles -NFL 2,3,4, Contact 1,2.3,4. REMEMBERED MOST: Religion class with Bro. Raimond and Bro. Eugene. ROMAN AUGUSTOVIZ - St Constantine-Delta 3,4, Islander 3,4, Chess club 3. REMEMBERED MOST: 308: “Something is wrong, but I can’t put my finger on it” BARG G. ANDERSON-St Albert the Great-Class officer 2, Track 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Junior retreat. Mr. Hennings-gaard. ROBERT E. BAIRD-Immaculate Conception-Wrestling 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Alphonsus’ Chemistry class. RAYMOND C. ANDERSON - St. Hedwig- Bowling 4. JAMES C. BANDAREK-St. Hedwig - REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Graf and the bottle. EDWARD J. ANDRAJACK-Immaculate Conception-REMEMBERED MOST: Retreat with Brother Dominic. MICHAEL J. BARTHOLOMEW-St Kevin’s - REMEMBERED MOST: Junior and senior retreats, and Mr. Raphael. RAYMOND ANTON-All Saints -Football 2, Adv. officer 3, Track 2, Student Council 2. REMEMBERED MOST: The good times in 303. RANDALL R. BAUER-St Timothy-Delta, Art, Camera club. REMEMBERED MOST: Junior retreat, De closed during snowstorm. BERNARD L. APPENZELLER-Incarnation-Camera club 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Raphael. MITCHELL A. BAUMAN-St Thomas the Apostle-Basketball, baseball. REMEMBERED MOST: 1 C. 33 THOMAS B. BOLAND MARK E. BECKER-Visitation-Student Council, Class Officer, NHS - REMEMBERED MOST: Misadventures in 1C. RUSSELL E. BELK - Ascension - Football 1, Track 2. Chorus 4, Cheerleader 4-REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Fidelis. the chorus, and all the times at Zut's. JEFFREY J. BELLM-St. Al-phonsus-Track 2, Chess Club 3-REMEMBERED MOST: The riots we created in Rib’s sophomore geometry class. GERALD M. BRAASCH-St. Bonaventure-Chorus 1 .2, Class Officer 2 - REMEMBERED MOST: Retreat at Dunrovin. MICHAEL B. BRANSON-St. BERED MOST pos1 :The Class of 67. DONALD J. BERG-St. Austin-REMEMBERED MOST: 123 Junior Religion and 223 Senior Psychology. GREGORY W. BRAUN -Incarnation - Camera Club 2,3,4-REMEMBERED MOST: Bro. Eugene. THOMAS BERGERSON - Holy Rosary - REMEMBERED MOST: iry 1965 Basketball Tournament. LEONARD BRENN Y -Our Lady of Victory-Cross Country 2,3, 4. Track 1,2,3.4. J I. n L rfi DAVID E. BERGGREN-St. Charles-Basketball 2,3,4-REMEMBERED MOST: The great Senior Class of '67. THOMAS L. BJERKE-Assumption-Contact 1,2,3,4, Student Council 3.4, Advisory Officer 1, 2,3,4, N H S 3.4. Film Seminar 4. ROBERT W. BROSCH-St Albert the Great-REMEMBERED MOST: The drastic change between Mr. Warkel’s Junior Math Class and Bro. Arthur’s Sr. Math Class. BRIAN BROUILLARD-Immaculate Conception-Swimming 1, 2-REMEMBERED MOST: Art Classes in 108. ROBERT M. BACHWIAK-St Cyrils-Swimming 1, Football Manager 2 - REMEMBERED MOST: The freedom at the beginning of the 66-67 year. TIMOTHY BUCHANAN - Visitation - Wrestling 1 ,2,3,4-RE-MEMBERED MOST: Mr. Clark’s wrestling practices. 34 JOHN C. BURKE-Good Shepherd-Hockey 2,3,4. football 1, 2, class officer 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST: Senior year. TIMOTHY P. COMBS-Christ the King-Track 1,2, Cross Country 2,3,4. REMEMBERED MOST: Senior CC season. DANIEL R. BURNS-St. Aus-tin’s-Hockey 1,2, Cross country 2, Class officer 2, golf 4. DOUGLAS R. COMPUN-Resurrection - REMEMBERED MOST: Bear bites and English lit. GREGORY A. CAMPBELL EDWARD M. CAPUTA-St. Charles-Class officer 1, Track 2, Swimming 2, Glee club 4, cheerleading 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Sophomore home room and senior year. JAMES F. CARLSON-Epiphany-Cross country 2, chess Club 2,3. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Graf and Brother Raimond's history class. THOMAS C. COOK-Our Lady of Victory-REMEMBERED MOST: Spanish 4 class. DAVID M. CORREDATO-St. Kevin-Delta 3. REMEMBERED MOST: Discovering 10 feet of broken glass at the bottom of the Hennepin Ave. bridge. MICHAEL W. COTTER-Epiphany-Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2, Swimming 4, Student Council 2,3.4, NHS 4. Islander 4. Class officer 1,2.3. REMEMBERED MOST: Physics class. RICHARD G. CARLSON JOSEPH R. CHASE - St. Charles-Film seminar 3,4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Al-phonsus. THOMAS E. COUILLARD- St. Peter’s - REMEMBERED MOST: Three days of sandbagging at Stillwater with Ralph Fletcher. MICHAEL F. COYLE-Resurrection-Swimming 1 .Track 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST: Junior year and my retreat. PAUL G. CLARKSON-Basilica-Golf 3.4, Class officer 3, Delta 3, Islander 4, NHS 4. Cheerleaders 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Junior retreat with 106. PRESTON J. CREWS-Holy Name-REMEMBERED MOST: The tragedy of conformity at De. 35 MICHAEL J. CUMMINGS-St. Anne-Glee Club 1,2.4-REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Fidelis’ practices and Mr. War-kel’s Religion Class. PAUL J. DEHN-Annunciation -Cheerleading 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene and our three day junior retreat, and sneaking Cfs sophomore year. MARC A. CURIE-St Lawrence -Student Council 2-REMEMBERED MOST: I d like to forget the whole episode. RONALD J. CZEREPAK-St William-Football 2, Student Council 2 - REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Graf’s class. THOMAS E. DELANEY-St. Bridget-Swimming 1-4, Monogram Club 3,4. REMEMBERED MOST: The four years of swimming at De, and Marty Knight. FRANKUN J. DE MATTEO-St Austin-REMEMBERED MOST: Rose dance junior year, and Junior English with Mr. Raphael. DOUGLAS F. DAHLEN-St. Kevin-Track 1,2, Drama 2,3,4, Monogram 4, Student Council 3, 4. Ski Club 2 REMEMBERED MOST: All the Brothers and my friends; Luther. JOSEPH M. DE MERS-Resurrection REMEMBERED MOST: Lunches at McDonald’s. MICHAEL J. DALSIN-St. LAWRENCE DE NUCCI Helena-Class officer 1,3, Football 2,3,4, Track 1-4. REMEMBERED MOST: Football, Don Joyce, and Freshman year. DONALD S. DEBELAK-St. Charles-Debate 1,2.3. Cheerleader 3, Advisory officer 3. GREGORY C. DICKS-Holy Rosary-REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Michael Lee. WILLIAM A. DALSIN-St Patrick-Track 2.3. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Urbanski. MARK J. DANIEWICZ-Christ the King-Glee club 1. REMEMBERED MOST: That dirty old man from 201. MICHAEL DES LAURIERS -Holy Name-Track 1,2, Football 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. P. Joyce’s homeroom sophomore year. JAMES R. DIAZ-Holy Rosary-REMEMBERED MOST: Basketball Tourney. 36 CHARLES A. DIEMER - St Vincent de Paul-REMEMBERED MOST: Villa Maria Academy, Brother Stephan and Brother Paschal's classes. JOSEPH P. DUFFY-Good Shepherd-Basketball 1,2, baseball 1,2, Chorus 4. REMEMBERED MOST: 108 and Art Classes. MARK G. DIETZ-Immaculate Conception-Contact 3,4, Islander 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene and Mr. Robinson. MICHAEL D. DUFFY-St. William’s-REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene’s Religion class. MICHAEL F. DILLON - St. Charles-Ski club 1,2,3,4. Chorus 2. THOMAS R. DUFFY - Annunciation-Track. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Raphael's “English classes, junior and senior retreats. MICHAEL R. DITTY-Incarnation- REMEMBERED MOST: My senior year. LYLE D. DOCKENDORF - Holy Name-Chess 3,4, Math Club 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Knopp and the Mardi Gras drives. LAWRENCE J. DONOVAN-St. Bridget’s-Contact 1.2. REMEMBERED MOST: The junior retreat. BRUCE A. DURAND - Our Lady of Victory-Dramatics 1. GARY J. DZWONKOWSKI-Incarnation. REMEMBERED MOST: Bill O'Brien. JAMES C. EARLEY-St. Brid- §et’s-Swimming 2,3,4. REMEM-ERED MOST: Mr. Clark’s Spanish and '67 tankers. JAMES E. DRISCOLL-Our Lady of Victory - Dramatics 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST: Junior retreat with Brother Eugene. JAMES M. ELFELT-St. Stephen-Islander 2,3,4, NHS 4, Class officer. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Warkel, Mr. DuBois, great times and great guys who slaved on the I. DANIEL G. DUFFEE-Holy MICHAEL ELUNGSWORTH Cross - Track 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Raphael. 37 ROBERT E. EIDE-St. Charles -REMEMBERED MOST: Freshman history, senior smoking lounge. GERALD A. FINNERTY-St. Stephen-Dramatics 1, Class officer 2,3, Football 2.3, Student Council 4. PAUL R. ENGELDINGER-Holy Rosary- Dramatics 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST: Brothers H. Paul and William; the Drama club and Brother Eugene and junior religion. GREGORY M. ENNEN-St. Anne-Advisory officer 1,3, Wrestling 2-4. REMEMBERED MOST: The great guys at De. R. JOHN FOCHT-Christ the King-NFL 2, Track 3. NHS 4. REMEMBERED MOST: The quiet halls Filled with girls senior year. MICHAEL J. FOLEY - Assumption - Football 1,2, Advisory officer 1,2, Islander 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Trying to get out of Brother Arthur’s math class senior year. JON S. FALKOWSKI - St. Bridget-NFL 1, golf 3, Advisory officer 3, NHS 3,4, Film seminar 3.4. VALERIO FERLONI-Holy Name-Chorus 4, Italian exchange student. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Markwalder. TIMOTHY R. FORSMAN-St Thomas the Apostle-Football 1-4, Advisory officer 1 ,2, Track 2, Student Council 3. JAMES R. FORSYTHE-St. Charles - Football 1, Advisory officer 1-3, Student Council 2, 4. REMEMBERED MOST: The senior smoking lounge in back of the stage. DENNIS M. FIUPEK - Resurrection. DAVID T. FINN - Annunciation-Baseball 3, Hockey 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Peter, the director. JOHN C. FOSSUM-Christ the King-Chorus 1. REMEMBERED MOST: Junior year, with all its ups and downs. JAMES L. FRANKO-St. Austin - Hockey 1 -4, Class officer 2,3, Student Council 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Putting up the hockey rink, and One more for Benilde. MICHAEL R. FINN-St. Anne-REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene's religion class. JOSEPH L. FRECHETTE-St Kevin-REMEMBERED MOST: J. S. and February 21. 38 THOMAS M. FUDAU-St Charles-Football 1, Hockey 2, Drama 1-4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Paul's musicals, and the spirit of the Drama Club. LEO H. GRUIDI_St. Anne- Dramatics 1, Class officer 1, NHS 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Religion with Geno in 207. JAMES R. FURLONG-Immaculate Conception-Wrestling 2, Track 2, Advisory officer 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Clark. Brother Raimond. and Brother Alphonsus. DOUGLAS G. GLENN DENNIS G. GUNDERSEN - St. Bridget-Football 1-4, Track 2, 4. Basketball 1. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Michael Lee. STEPHEN J. GUTHRIE-Basilica-NFL 1-3. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Alphonsus. DOUGLAS A. GODFREY-Our Lady of Victory-REMEMBERED MOST: Putting students out on the fire escape. THOMAS E. GRANDE-Annunciation - Student Council 3,4, Hockey 1 -4, Football 1 .2. NHS 4. Monogram Club 4. REMEMBERED MOST: P. J. And the trip to Princeton. MICHAEL P. HANNAN-Resurrection - Class officer 2, Tennis 3. REMEMBERED MOST: B. J. Raphael’s Junior English class. DENNUS P. HARDY-Incarnation - REMEMBERED MOST: Having three brothers at De, one in every grade; Gary, Tom, Pat, and me. JOHN S. GRAY-St. Anne-Football 2, Track 1,2,4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Raimond and the progress of life at De. THEODORE J. GRESHWALK-St. Charles - Football 1-3, Basketball 1, Baseball 1 -3, Chorus 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Hol-ker and his clique ribbing me in the halls. JOHN M. HARVEY - Resurrection - Football 2, Swimming 1-3, Track 1,2. Student Council 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mike O'Rourke and our private meetings. PATRICK J. HEANEY-Resurrection-Basketball 1-4, Track 1 -4, Islander 3,4, Delta 4. Class officer 1-3, Student Council 4, REMEMBERED MOST: Tournaments and the guys at De. JEROME P. GROHOVSKY-St Austin-Art 1, Delta 3. REMEMBERED MOST: The junior retreat with Brother Eugene. THOMAS J. HEIDER - St. Albert -Track 2,4. REMEMBERED MOST: The day I had to come to school on a free day. 39 DANIEL F. HEINICKE-St Philip’s - Cheerleadi ns 4. REMEMBERED MOST. B.k Bertha s. Steinys, N.E. and Clarkson. GARY E. HOFFMAN - Our Lady of Victory-REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Frank's math class. JOHN N. HEUN-Ascension-Debate 1, Football 2, Islander 3.4. Photo Club 3.4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Rai-mond and the great 1C. MICHAEL J. HERBERT ROBERT T. HOLLICK - As- sumption - REMEMBERED MOST: Junior year. RONALD D. HELMS-Incarnation-Track 2.3. Art Club 1-3. Dramatics 3, Ski Club. REMEMBERED MOST: Picking up rocks on the football field Junior year. STEPHEN C. HOLKER-Resurrection-Basketball 1-4. Baseball 1 -3, Class officer 2,3, Student Council 2,3, Contact 3. REMEMBERED MOST: Being locked in 227 for Spanish. DENNIS E. HERDEGEN-Annunciation - Football 1,2, Hockey 1, Contact 1,2, Student Council 1,2, Drama 4. REMEMBERED MOST: My week's vacation. MICHAEL A. HOLTZ-St. Al-phonsus - REMEMBERED MOST: De La Salle dance and meeting all the girls. STEPHEN P. HERNICK-St. Charles-Student Council 2,3, Class officer 3. REMEMBERED MOST: The runaround I got after I broke my arm playing football. GREGORY A. HOLZER - Annunciation - Football 1 ,2, Track 2. REMEMBERED MOST: The organization of our Senior year. DENNIS G. HOEBEN-Holy Rosary REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene's religion classes, and junior retreat. JAMES L. HOWITZ-St. Charles -REMEMBERED MOST: The conspiracy against learning. TERRANCE A. HOFFMAN-Our Lady of Victory - Contact 3.4. REMEMBERED MOST: Dismissal. JOHN P. HOFFER Basilica-Tennis 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Raimond and 1C. KERRY L. HRUSKA - Holy Name - Dramatics 1-4, Contact 2-4, NIP 3. NHS 4, Islander 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Du-Bois and his Jesuits, and Mr. Warkel. M 40 NICHOLAS G. HUESER - St Anne's-REMEMBERED MOST: Senior year. DAVID N. HUGHES - St. William's - Chorus 4. Student Council 3.4. Baseball 1,2, Contact 2-4, Dramatics 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Rai-mond Rose. LAWRENCE J. HUTERA-Holy Cross-Art 2, Drama 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Holy Angel's The Miracle Worker '. JOHN S. JAGIELA-Immaculate Conception-Wrestling 2, Swimming 1. REMEMBERED MOST: The interesting movies in Mr. Bohen's Biology classes. MICHAEL J. JAKUBIK DAVID J. JANOWIEC - Holy Cross-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Mahold's freshman history course. THOMAS M. IFFERT-St. Albert - REMEMBERED MOST: Finding a snake in my lunch. JOHN JAWORSKY - St. Constantine. GREGORY T. IRMITER - Incar- MICHAEL P. JENNINGS nation-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Raphael's home room. MARK S. IRMITER-Incarnation -Glee Club 1. REMEMBERED MOST: '66 Homecoming, Glee Club, and Brother Jerome’s belts. STEPHEN M. ISERMAN JAMES A. JENSEN - St Stephen’s-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Clark. DOUGLAS R. JIRACEK - Annunciation - REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Raphael's English class . STEPHEN B. JACKSON-Incarnation — REMEMBERED MOST: Junior lunch period. MICHAEL R. JOHNSON-St Charles-Football 1,2, Class officer 1, Ski Club 3.4, Student Council 4. REMEMBERED MOST: My Crude classmates and Mr. Warkel. 41 THOMAS A. JOSEPH - St. Helena’s-Football 1-4, Track 2-4. Class officer 1.3. HNS 4, Basketball 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Football senior year, and four years of math. CRAIG L. KINTOP- Immaculate Conception. PATRICK J. KARTES-Annunciation-Advisory officer 2, Student Council 2. Swimming 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Four years of sports and dances. ROBERT P. KEARNEY - St. Peter's - Islander 2-4, Student Council 2-4, Class officer 2. swimming 1. REMEMBERED MOST: The “Islander culture and Benilde games. MICHAEL J. KITUNSKI - St. Philip’s - Tennis 3. REMEMBERED MOST: The cold walks across the bridge. JAMES L. KUNGBERG-Incarnation. THOMAS M. KEISER - St. Anne’s-Student Council 3, Class officer 1 .3. REMEMBERED MOST: Seeing good minds destroyed by madness. RICHARD J. KELLY - Nativity -Football 1-4, Student Council 1,2.3. REMEMBERED MOST: Beating Cretin senior year, and all the great guys at De. JOSEPH J. KNOLLENBERG-Incarnation - REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Raimond and Mr. Raphael. DANIEL A. KNOX - Ascension -REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene's psych class. MARK W. KILUAN-St. Bridget's-Student Council 3,4. REMEMBERED MOST: Being called a freshman all four years at De. GREGORY P. KOS-Holy Cross -Football 1,3,4, Track 1-4, Class officer 1,2.3. REMEMBERED MOST: All the good guys at De. WILUAM E. KELLY-Visitation -Wrestling 1J2, Ski Club 3.4, NHS 4, Student Council 3, Class officer 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Michael’s Biology semester tests. FRED J. KOLB-St. Charles-Football 1,2, Wrestling 2, Chorus 4. Student Council 2,3,4. REMEMBERED MOST: Latin with Brother John, and Vince on the fire escape. JOESEPH A. KESTNER - Ascension — REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Frank. ARTHUR M. KOMOMUA - St Joseph’s-Track 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene's religion class. 42 JAMES M. KOZIOL-St. Boniface - Chorus 2-4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Roach. PATRICK J. LAMB-Incarnation -REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Maroney. LAWRENCE E. KRAKOWSKI -St Kevin - Football 2-4, Basketball 2-4, Track 3. Student Council 2,3. REMEMBERED MOST: The sports at De and the great guys I met. PARTICK F. KRENN-St Stephen- Math Club 2-4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eu- gene's junior religion class. TIMOTHY J. KUBACKI - Holy Cross-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Bohen's biology class. STEPHEN T. KUKLINSKI-Assumption - REMEMBERED MOST: Bill Kelly, Jim Vales, Jim Pelezer. STEPHEN J. LAPENSKY-St. Peter. JAMES M. LARSON - Incarnation - REMEMBERED MOST: Spanish classes with Mr. Clark. ROWEN G. KURIMAY-St. Helena-Football 1-3, Chorus 2-4, Art 4, Student Council 2,3, class officer 2,3, Monogram 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Fi-delis. Chorus in New York, Bro. Giles. MARK S. LA TOURELLE - St Anne - Advisory officer 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Big Bertha’s junior year. VINCENT H. LABANDZ - St. Charles-Ski Club 1,2,4, Contact 1. REMEMBERED MOST: The year I wasn’t here. JEFFERY C. LA COUNT - St. Anthony of Padua-Dramatics, Islander, Student Council 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Stiehm's English classes. JAMES W. LAWSON DAVID LEHMAN-St Helena-Class Officer 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Big Bertha’s and junior year. 43 MARK L. LEITSCHUH MICHAEL P. LUDWIG - St. Charles-Football 1,2, Baseball 1-3, Basketball 2. golf 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Chemistry class. RICHARD H. LEITSCHUH-St. Margaret Mary-Football 2, Wrestling 3. Chorus 4. REMEMBERED MOST: 1964 Home- coming. JERRY C. LUKASAVITZ - St Philip- REMEMBERED MOST: Pat Heaney. THOMAS L. LE VESQUE-St. Charles-Chorus 1-3. Contact 2-4. Cheerleader 3,4, MonoRram Club 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Raimond’s classes, and the group junior year. ROBERT J. LUNIESKI—St. Austin- REMEMBERED MOST: Kind Brother Jerome. DAVID I. UTECKY-St Margaret Mary - REMEMBERED MOST: The C building. MICHAEL D. LOGAN-St. Austin - REMEMBERED MOST: Homeroom 24 C. THOMAS J. LYDEN-St. Bridget-Cross county 3.4, Wres-tlmg 2-4, Track 2-4. REMEMBERED MOST: John, Buck, and a lot of other good heads. CHRISTOPHER O. LYNCH -Our Lady of Victory-Gymnastics 1, Advisory Officer 1.2, Student Council 2.3, Hockey 2. 3. Football 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Formerly Great 1C. STEPHEN D. LONGMAN Annunciation - Swimming, Advisory officer 1 J2. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Raimond's religion classes. JOHN T. LOUIS-Resurrection -Track 1 ,2, Advisory officer 3, Cheerleaders 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Breske trying to teach Matt his geometry. BERNARD E. MACIEJ - St. Anne - Dramatics 2. Student Council 2, Cheerleader 3. REMEMBERED MOST: Junior year and Basketball games. ARTHUR J. MADDEN-Annunciation - Football 1. Wrestling 1, 3. Student Council 4. REMEMBERED MOST: My sophomore year in Marblehead. JOHN R. LUCAS-St. Joseph-REMEMBERED MOST: The abrupt changes in Senior year. THOMAS F. MADDEN - St. Kevin-Dramatics 2, Tennis 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Obtain-g intelligence at a great ihool. in sc 44 THOMAS M. M ADI GAN-Ascension-Wrestling 2, Chess club 3. Camera club 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Rai-mond, 1 C. MARK R. MAC DONALD-Holy Name-Tennis 1,2, Basketball 2, Drama 2. REMEMBERED MOST: When Brother Richard kicked Brother Michael's dog and said “Bow wow.” CHARLES V. MAKI-St Anne-Track 2,4, Football 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Room 202. GARY O. MALAT 1% 9.1 PATRICK M. MCCLELLAN -Our Lady of the Lake-Football 1 -4, Wrestling 1-4, Track 1-4, Monogram club 3,4, Student Council 4, Islander 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene. Mr. Clark. RICK J. MCCORMIK - Resurrection - Baseball 2,3. REMEMBERED MOST: The Phy Ed locker room. JOHN R. MANLY-St Charles -Advisory officer 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4. REMEMBERED MOST: 209, Junior year. JAMES A. MANN-St Charles-Ski club. Monogram club 4, Chorus. REMEMBERED MOST: Chor-us trips. JAMES D. MAROTZKE-Annunciation - Advisory officer 1J2, Basketball 1-4, Student Council 2,3. REMEMBERED MOST: Miss Tietjen’s religion classes. RONALD J. MCCOY-St. Peter -Delta 2,3, Art Club 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Giles and Art class. MICHAEL P. MCDONALD - St. Helena - Football 1,2, Swimming 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST-Brother Michael Lee. TIMOTHY M. MCDONALD -Visitation-Gymnastics 1. REMEMBERED MOST: All the different kinds of people I met. DAVID E. MARQUIS-St Richard-Track 2. Chorus 4, Ski Club 2. REMEMBERED MOST: 108 Art class, chi. DONALD W. MARTIN - Holy Name-Swimming 2,3. REMEMBERED MOST: All the great changes at De and in the world when I was here. PATRICK O. MCEACHERN -St. Michael-Football 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Junior English class. TERRANCE M. MCGUIRE-St. Albert the Great-Dramatics 1, 2, Cheerleading 3, Class officer 1. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Henningsgaard’s tales of Terrible Terry Tanner. 45 LAWRENCE J. MCINERNY - St. Anne-Swimming 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Arthur’s math classes; Mr. DuBois' English classes. THOMAS E. MEYER - Christ the King - REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Raimond's religion classes my freshman and junior years. STEPHEN J. MCINERNY-St Helena-Track .Crosscountry 2, Chorus 4, Cheerleader 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Mac-Eachern. 108, and our great senior class and chorus. DAVID J. MCMAINS BRUCE P. MICHAELS-St. Tim-Othy-Track 3.4. REMEMBERED MOST: The dances at De. and Brother Eugene's junior religion. RICHARD M. MILLER - Resurrection. SHAWN J. MC MORROW JERRY E. MC SHANE—Immaculate Conception-Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-4, Monogram Club 3.4. Class officer 2.3. REMEMBERED MOST: Wrestling and the guys not allowed in dances. CHRISTOPHER P. MILLUNZI-St Charles-Chorus. Film Seminar. REMEMBERED MOST: All De’s teachers, especially Brother Peter. JOHN P. MOORE-St. Charles -REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Graf’s Economics class. DENNIS J. MEYER-St Bridget-Football 1. REMEMBERED MOST: The De dances, especially Homecoming and Sno-Balls. JOSEPH M. MORIARITY - Res-urection-Tennis 3,4, ski club 3.4, NHS 4. REMEMBERED MOST: My senior year, Mr. DuBois' prejudice towards the Jesuits, and the great 1 C. THOMAS P. MEALY - St. Charles - REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Clark’s Spanish classes. STEPHEN J. MOORE-Annunciation-Football 2-4, Student Council 3.4, Class officer 2, Drama 4, Monogram club 4. REMEMBERED MOST: The Brothers and the men I met at De. JOHN R. MENGELKOCH-St. Joseph- NHS 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Warkel's math class. WILLIAM R. MORDAUNT -Christ the King-Hockey 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. War-kel's Army life. 46 PAUL J. MORLEY-Immaculate Conception - REMEMBERED MOST: Smoking a pack a day in the can. ROBERT M. NYE-St. Philip-Football 2, Wrestling 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Rai-mond in 1 c in my freshman year. JOHN H. MURLOWSKI - St. Charles-Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2, Golf 3,4, Chorus 4, NHS, Monogram club. REMEMBERED MOST: Phy Ed and Brother Fi-delis’ guidance. DANIEL E. OBERPRILLER-St. Helena-Monogram 4, Football 3,4, Chorus 4. NHS 4. Islander 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Dann Priller, Edina, Brother Fidelis, “Bali Hai . PATRICK J. MURLOWSKI-St. Charles-Class officer 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST: Games on Junior retreat. DEAN R. OBERPRILLER-St. Helena-Football 2-4, Islander 4, NHS 4, Chorus 4, Monogram Club 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Fidelis, and High times down at the Sheridan. THOMAS J. MURPHY - Incarnation- REMEMBERED MOST: Washing Driver Education cars for Brother Bernard. WILLIAM J. OBRIEN-Basilica-Advisory officer 1 -3, Student Council 2-4, Delta 4, Islander 4, Drama 1, Chorus 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Retreats, Rod, Jim. and Cathy. MICHAEL F. NACHTWEY-St. Bridget-Contact 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Senior retreat. DANIEL T. OBRZUT-St. Charles - Class officer 1,3, Hockey 1. REMEMBERED MOST: Retreats, all the rude guys at De. DENNIS B. NAU-Our Lady of Victory-Football 2-4, NHS 4, Islander 4, Monogram club 4, Track 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST: The locker room. RICHARD M. O'CONNELL-Incarnation - REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene's junior Religion class. ALAN E. NEDOHON-Holy Cross-Cross Country 2,3, Track 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Putting Dillon down. J. PATRICK O’KEEFE - St. Lawrence-Football 2, Advisory of-ficer2-4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Raphael, Mr. Knopp and Mc-Inerny on the shores of the Mississippi. WILLIAM T. NORUN-St. Kevin-Football 2,3, Chorus 4, Advisory officer 2,3. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Warkel's story of his army life, 224, and De’s soc hops. KENNETH B. OLSON-Ascension-Cheerleading 3. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Warkel's religion classes. 47 MICHAEL M. ONDREY-St. Charles-Baseball 1.3. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Workers “math class. TERRY L. PAYZYCK - St. Anne - Dramatics 1,2; Cheerleading 3. NHS. REMEMBERED MOST: All the Island favorites. MICHAEL J. O’ROURKE-Annunciation Student Council 2-4. Chorus 2. Contact 1-4. REMEMBERED MOST: Losing $1,192.12. KEVIN J. OSHIMA TERRANCE J. PATNODE-St. Anne-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Graf. TIM M. PELLJZZER-St. Helena -Ski Club 2-4, Dramatics 1. Track 2. REMEMBERED MOST: The honesty of Brother Michael Peter. Chemistry class in 223. JOHN M. O'SULLIVAN-Basilica-Football 1. REMEMBERED MOST: Psychology with Brother Raimond’s descriptive talents. DENNIS J. OTTO-Ascension -Basketball 1. Baseball 1. Student Council 3,4, Contact 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Roger's physical science class, Mr. Elsenpeter's thermos. DENNIS R. PELZ-Our Lady of Victory - REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene's religion class, and De Dances. Lady :mem- of Victory Hockey 2. REMI BERED MOST: De dances; Brother Raimond and Posterity. PATRICK J. PALAN-St. Charles - Football 1,2, class officer 3. REMEMBERED MOST: First woman teacher at De: the other side of the map in Mr. Ma-roney’s class. TIMOTHY M. PALMER - St. Helena-Ski club. REMEMBERED MOST: The day De hod to close because of snow. JLik MICHAEL J. PETERS-St. Austin-Hockey 1.2. Chorus 4. REMEMBERED MOST: De-Ben-ilde sport clashes. DAVID J. PETERSON-St. Bridget-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Knopp and Brother William, freshman math. GREGORY L. PAQUETTE-Immaculate Conception-Chorus 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Raimond's Freshman Advisory 1 C. HOWARD M. PETSINGER-St. Stephen - REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Knopp's Spanish riot! 48 MICHAEL P. PHELAN-lmmac-ulate Conception-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Raphaels Thursday English classes. GARY E. POMERLEAU-St. Charles - REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Knopp and Spanish I. MICHAEL L. PIEKARSKI-St. Hedwig - REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Knopp’s Spanish I. JOSEPH J. PIGNATELLO-St. Charles - Delta 3. NHS 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene. THOMAS G. POOLE-St. Mary of the Lake-NHS 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Warkel’s math class. DONALD A. QUINN - St. Anne-Chorus 1, Advisory officer 1. Drama 2-4, Track 2, Delta 4. Contact 3.4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Colston and Luther. DAVID C. PIK ALA-Holy Cross -Chorus 3. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Fidelis' Religion class junior year. ROBERT P. REAK - St. Austin -Hockey 1 -4. Football 2. Chorus 4. REMEMBERED MOST: The trounce of the other school in hockey. STEPHEN P. P1VEC JOHN W. REGAN-Holy Name- REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Ma-roney and Social Class. FRED W. POLKEY-Holy Cross -Cross Country 3, Gymnastics 3. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Stein's Junior English class. THOMAS E. REINHART-St. Bridget-Drama 1.2, Delta 4. Contact 2-4, Student Council 3,4. REMEMBERED MOST: Warming the bench, green grass, and a Kid named Tommy. GREGORY D. PLANT-St. Austin-Debate 2, Track 2, Delta 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Chemistry class. MICHAEL E. REGAN-St. Anne -Football 1, Track 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Richard's Religion class. EARL C. PLUNKETT - St. Clem-ens-Camera club. REMEMBERED MOST: Chemistry, and Mr. Raphael. ROBERT J. REILING - St. Charles - Debate 1, Advisory officer 2, Student Council 2-4. REMEMBERED MOST: Absorbing knowledge in classrooms. 49 TIMOTHY S. REMUS-Basilica -Track 1 -3, Cross Country 1 -3. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Raphael. WILLIAM V. ROZYCKI-Resurrection - Drama 1. Debate 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST: Freshman Tights. MICHAEL K. RENZ - St. Francis Cabrini- REMEMBERED MOST: Junior religion and retreat with Homeroom 201 and Brother Eugene. PHILIP E. RHODE-Annunciation - Drama 2-4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Colston as director of anything. MICHAEL C. RUANE-Basilica -Hockey 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Junior year. DAVID J. RUSINKO-St. Anne -Chess 3.4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene's Religion class and Mr. Raphael. JOHN S. RIESCHL-Our Lady Of Victory - Swimming 2, Bowling 3. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Rogers. GREGORY P. ROEHL-St. Bridget-Art Club 1,2, Ski Club 4, Advisory officer 3. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Giles' Art class. THOMAS D. ST. AUBIN-St. Helena - Football 1-4, Baseball 1.3, Islander 4. Student Council 3.4, Chorus 4. Monogram club 3. 4. REMEMBERED MOST: The school teams and friends. GERALD A. ST. HILAIRE-Our Lady of Lourdes Camera Club 2,4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Maroney's classes. KEVIN M. ROZMAN-St. Kevin -Chorus 1-4, Contact 2-4, Cheerleader 2, Monogram Club 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Fidelis and the Chorus, and my good friend Charlie Rose. LAWRENCE N. SANOCKI- Basilica- Gymnastics. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Dominic’s Religion class. PATRICK J. ROONEY-Annunciation - Baseball 1, Wrestling 2-4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Frank's math class. JAMES T. SAEFKE-Holy Cross-Student Council 2, Advisory officer 1,2, NHS 4. REMEMBERED MOST: The wonderful people I’ve met at De. JAMES E. ROZEK - All Saints -REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Raphael's English class. MATTHEW P. SAMPSON St. Lawrence-Student Council 2, 3, Advisory officer 1 -3. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Raphael. WILLIAM J. SATZER-St. John the Baptist-Islander 3,4, NHS 4. REMEMBERED MOST: “I get a dog like you every year.” DAVID D. SEVIOLA-SL Anthony of Padua - Track 1,2, Student Council 3. REMEMBERED MOST: Sophomore year. STEVEN A. SCHLUTER-Ascension-Football 2, Photo club 3,4. REMEMBERED MOST: Freshman year when Brother Raimond said that as Seniors we’d remember him most. THOMAS L. SHILLOCK - Annunciation Contact, Ski club. REMEMBERED MOST: Beating Benilde in the tournament Junior year. ROBERT V. SCHMITT - St. Anne-Football 1, Wrestling 2, Track 2,4. REMEMBERED MOST: All my friends and all the teachers. EUGENE G. SHONSHAK-Our Lady of Victory-Contact 1, Track 2, Football 2, Cross Country 4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Michael’s biology class. THOMAS W. SCHEELE - St. Helena - Football 1-4, Hockey 2, Track 2, Chorus 4, Monogram club 4. Ski Club 2-4. REMEMBERED MOST: Friends and senior year. THOMAS H. SEXTON-Ascension-Football 2,3, Basketball 1,2, Chorus 4, Student Council 3.4. REMEMBERED MOST: Sophomore year and Benilde games. DANIEL SCHINDELDECKER -St. Helena-Advisory officer 1, 2, Student Council 2. REMEMBERED MOST: The state basketball tournaments and my junior and senior years. JAMES P. SHEEHAN-St. Austin-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Raphael. DERRICK P. SCHUBERT-Visitation-Track 1.2. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. DuBois' English class. WILLIAM J. SHORT-St. Anne-REMEMBERED MOST: Friends, teachers, and Mr. Urbanski's classes. WILLIAM D. SEIVERT-Resurrection - Drama 1,2, Math club 2-4, Chess club 3,4. REMEMBERED MOST: All my friends who helped me make it through four years. ROBERT J. SIAS-Christ the King-Drama 4, NHS 4, Debate 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Being left in Hastings by the debate team. GREGORY P. SERY-St. John-Advisory officer, Student Coun-cil. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene’s junior religion class. DOUGLAS J. SINCLAIR - St. Peter-Track 1, Football 2, Student Council 3. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Graf. EDWARD J. SKUBIC-Incarnation-Art Club 1,2, Delta 2, Ski Club 3,4. REMEMBERED MOST: Lunch at MacDonald's in spring of 1966. GARY L. STICK A- THOMAS MICHAEL SNIDER -SL Charles - Swimming 2, Student Council 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Some of the great guys in my class. JAMES D. SOBIECH - St. Austin-Track 1,2, Chorus 1,4. REMEMBERED MOST: When De beat Benilde in the semifinals last year. GREGORY P. SPELTZ - St. Joan of Arc-Debate 2,3. REMEMBERED MOST: The Soc-Hops. THOMAS P. SPICZKA - St. Joseph Track 2, Hockey 2. REMEMBERED MOST: r Big Mike with the big Merc and all the freedom senior year. GREGORY M. SWAN-St. Anne - Basketball 1 -4, Baseball 1,2, Class officer 1-3, Football 1.2, Track 1-4, Monogram Club 4. REMEMBERED MOST: De - Benilde games, and Mr. Reinhart. ROBERT P. THOMPSON-St. Helena - Football 1,3, Track 2, Chorus 4. Ski club 1-4. REMEMBERED MOST: The Eighth day of Christmas. JOHN D. STEPNES-Incarnation - REMEMBERED MOST: Lunch at MacDonald's. JOHN E. TRITCHLER - St. Charles - Basketball 1. Class officer 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Graf. JEFFERY V. SPOHN-St Joan of Arc - Debate 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Miss Tietjen falling in the lake during Senior retreat. MATHEW J. TOMBERS - Visitation Dramatics 1-4, Delta. Student Council 3.4. Contact 2-4. REMEMBERED MOST: Thirteen things. MICHAEL D. STADTHERR -Visitation - Gymnastics 1, Track 2. Cheerleading 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Roach and the loving atmosphere of 201. WILLIAM J. TOUSIGNANT-Incarnation - REMEMBERED MOST: After school. 52 FRED J. TSCHOLL - St. Thomas the Apostle - Cross Country, TracK, Contact. REMEMBERED MOST: State meet. PAUL R. WARPEHA-Epiphany -Tennis 2-4, Swimming 2-4, NHS 4, Student Council 3,4, Advisory officer 2, Contact 3,4. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene, junior religion. GLENN A. WARNERT - St. Charles-Football 1,2. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Urbanski’s Bookkeeping Class and his method of discipline. STEPHEN H. WHITE-Nativity of Mary-Contact 2-4, Class officer 1,2. Photo Club 2-4, Chess Club 3. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Joyce and the hockey pictures. JOSEPH D. TURNBERG - Incarnation - REMEMBERED MOST: Mories, Toddy's, lunch at MacDonald's in the springtime, and Brother Aiphonsus. ROBERT M. WELCH-St. Albert the Great-REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Clark's Spanish Class. MICHAEL C. UTKE - St. Charles -REMEMBERED MOST: Building a bomb timer from a school projector during study. FRED B. WESELY-St. Charles - Chorus 1. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Raimond's freshman Religion class. JAMES P. VALES-St. Bridget -Football 1.2,3, Track 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Playing football for Mr. Clark and good times with St. Aubin in Chemistry. PAUL L. WELNA - DANIEL L. VONFELT - Holy Name - Drama 2. REMEMBERED MOST: My retreat. MATTHEW J. WEST-St. Lawrence - Pep band. REMEMBERED MOST: Hot lunches. KURT J. VOS-St. Boniface-Ski Club 2,4, Student Council 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Clark’s Spanish class in advanced psychology. MICHAEL J. WHEELER - Annunciation-Track 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Bernard, Mr. Raphael, Mr. Shrake. STEPHEN M. WANVIG - St. Bridget - Hockey, Art Club, Delta. REMEMBERED MOST: Skating Drills and hot dogs. PATRICK J. WHELAN-St. Margaret Mary-Chorus 1-4, Student Council 3,4, Contact 4, Monogram Club 4, Class officer 1-3. REMEMBERED MOST: Religion class with Brother Eugene. 53 THOMAS R. WHITEFORD Ascension — REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Michael's bus trip to St. Michael to let us have a picnic. LAWRENCE J. WROBEL GEORGE K. WILSON - St. Stephen-Camera Club 2. REMEMBERED MOST: Learning at De how to love and live through a constructive type of charity. GERALD A. WINEMAN - Incarnation-REMEMBERED MOST: The friends I made, especially Brother Richard. DENNIS C. WRZOS-St. Clement - Baseball 2. REMEMBERED MOST: All the great kids and teachers I met. TIMOTHY YOUNG-St. Mar- Saret Mary-Chorus 4. REMEM-ERED MOST: 1965 State Basketball tournaments. RICHARD E. WISNER — STEPHEN A. ZAJAC-Immaculate Conception - Football 2,4. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Graf’s economic class. RONALD C. WITTHANS-Holy Name. JAMES M. ZELENAK ROBERT J. WOLF-Out Lady of Victory-Track 2. Ski Club 3. REMEMBERED MOST: All my teachers and the entire senior class. HERBERT WONG - Ascension -Chorus 2, Delta 3,4, NHS 4. NIP 3. REMEMBERED MOST: Mr. Raphael's English class. MICHAEL J. ZIEGLER - SL Williams - REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Arthur’s Religion class. DOUGLAS C. ZWOLSKI - St. Anthony of Padua - Cross Country 1-4, Track 1-4. JAMES A. WRAKOWSKI — Holy Cross-Cross Country 2, Track 2, Math Club 3. REMEMBERED MOST: Brother Eugene's religion class. HOME OF THE SilGJMDeTJS VARSITY SQUAD Back row: S. Zajac, J. McShane, T. St. Aubin, J. Mirocha, G. Soukup, J. Brown. D. Taylor. K. Collins, B. Lais. D. Gudnersen. Middle row: Mr. Miller, Mr. Joyce. T. Scheele. D. Oberpriller, G. Johnston. D. Oberpriller, P. McClellan, G. Kos, M. Dalsin, M. Jakubic. C. Ried. J. MacDonold. P. Paquette. D. DeLisi. T. Keane, Mr. Johnson. Kneeling: G. Janowic, L. Krakowski, T. Joseph, P. Kern-an. T. Forsman, D. Manerski, J. O'Rourke. J. Hinz, D. Nau. R. Olson. T. Schott. T. Orr. Sitting: P. McEachern, M. Gamache. D. Kelly, W. Hannan, D. Lynch, D. St. Dennis. R. Dennis, J. Kettering-Wins 5-Losses 3-Ties 1 Captain Gary Kos All Conference, All State, National Catholic League Member. Co-Captain Mike Dalsin Hard-working and hard-hitting member of the team. Mike Jakubik looks for more yards. The Four Horsemen. 57 Mike Jakuik dives for more yards. Jim Hinz up to his usual good form. SOPHOMORES WILL SOON WEAR THE BIG SHOES. J n®ht: ■} 5aP°c2' R Martin- B- Bauer, B. Heryta, D. Cummings. J. Julius. F. Kurth. m .5SSSJSJ J- Rodgers. G. Hennessey. Middle row: Mr. McEachem. R. Lovett. T. Klimik, ;PAC!?men.t?,r- Harv®y. B- Saltys, M. Focht. J. Harvet. P. Garvy. B. Miller. Bro. ThSSf 'u M Godlewski, S. Schvanak, R. Navara. R. Grande. M. McMullen. J. Koloski, R. Tmeler, m. Whittman. B. Neuberger. B. Tesky, A. Rapacz, mgr., S. St. Clair, mgr., (not pictured). Wins 5- Losses 1 FROSH WILL STEP UP TO THE SOPH. SPOT Back row. left to right: T. Ruane. D. Asmouson. G. Kart o. J. Sk®n l5 rharboneau' R Hagedorn, T. Diaz Center row: Mr. P. Joyce. J. See. M. Swan. G.Sobotto, M. Charboneau. R. Devora. G. Heiser. S. Hirtz. D. Johnson. Front row: S. Rice. J. DeWes. J. Kelly. T. Costello. T. McShane. D. Curran, D. Santos. M. Harristhal, J. Herbst, R. Schriber. Wins 2-Losses 4 FOOTBALL STORY The team of firsts is a term that can be used to describe the 1966 Islander football team. The first time De has won a homecoming game in nine years, the first time De has beaten Cretin in eleven years, and the first time an Islander has been selected to the All-American ranks since Bob Wetoska made it in 1954. Gary Kos was honored by the New World's Catholic All-American Football Team as a first-string tackle. Further honors were placed on the Islanders when Mike Dalsin, Mike Jakubik, Tom St. Aubin, and Kos were named on the CCC All-Conference Team. Receiving honorable mention were Dean Oberpriller and Jim Hinz. Although many of this year's starters are not returning, Coach Don Joyce is hopeful that the veterans and newcomers can improve on the record of the ’66 team. The captains for next year are Jim O'Rourke, Jim Hinz, and Mark Gamache. Mass of humanity. All together now, one . . . two . . . three . . . 60 Isolated shot of Mike Jakubik moving upfield. DELANEY, EARLY LEAD YOUTHFUL TANKERS Mike Schrauth, Dennis Jones. Greg Ranczka. Under the guiding hands of Coaches Joe Campe and 'Gus Gustafson, the Islander Swimming Team captured a strong second place in the state meet at St. Thomas High School. The squad, captained by Paul Warpeha and Tom Delaney, was composed of a young and inexperienced group of men with a great deal of internal fortitude. Tom Delaney, co-captain and also the Most Outstanding Swimmer had an undefeated season in the 10O yd. butterfly. Jim Early, this year's Most Improved Swimmer , also had a Fine record. He prepared himself for the season by swimming AAU and working on weights during the summer. Next year the captains will be Mike Schrauth and Greg Ranczka. With the loss of only four members - Tom Delaney, Jim Earley, Mike Cotter, and Paul Warpeha-and an excellent crop of returning underclassmen, the Islanders are looking forward to a very good season in 68. They are hopeful that they can make the prediction of their coach Joe Campe come true. Next year we will finish in First place for sure. 61 Big Four: (I. to r.) Paul Warpeha. Jim Earley, Tom Delaney, and Mike Cotter. COACH JOE CAMPE Above: Co-captain Tom Delaney sets for the lOO yd. butterfly. Right: Hurry up and take the picture, my chest is killing me. But Mr. Gustafson, sucking my thumb gives me security. Tom Delaney gives his “words of wisdom’ to sophomore Mike Schrauth with coach ‘Gus’ standing in the background. First row: D. Jones. M. Schrauth, C. Hussman, D. DeLong, T. Wheeler. Second row: J. Garvie, C. Eldridge, R. Angle, G. Durand, mgr. Third row.- G. Ranczka. M. Cotter, Co-capt. T. Delaney, Co-capt. P. Warpeha, Jo Early, R. Wrobel, Mr. C. Gustafson, coach. Fourth row: J. Hansen, J. Curran, C. Madden, M. Huss. T. Fuss, S. Hodgson, J. Purdy. MCSHANE AND PAHL CAPTURE STATE De’s relatively young and inexperienced wrestling team managed to capture third place in the CCC, while posting a record of 6-6. Coached by Bob Ramsted in his initial season, they were able to earn a respectable record despite its having only two seniors on the squad, co-captains Pat McClellan and Jerry McShane. Off to a slow start, the team gradually adjusted to the new coaching techniques and rallied to a strong finish defeating Benilde 33-14 for the first time in five years. In the state tournament, the grapplers were able to obtain two first places with Jerry McShane capturing the 165 lb. class and Dennis Pahl capturing the 138 lb. class. Heavyweight Pat McClellan and 133 lb. Steve Dyer also placed third and fourth respectively. Next year's outlook is promising in that 10 of the 12 starters are returning, among those are Pahl, Dyer, Tom Ennen, and Dan Lynch. Above: 145 lb. Dan Lynch works for escape. Right: Steve Dyer, 138 lbs., completes a reversal. Jerry McShane and Dennis Pahl: State Champs Freshman Tom McShane ‘rides out’ State Champ Wilson of Benilde. Although looks are deceiving, Dennis Pahl moves into a pin hold. First row: Buchanan, Kennedy, McClellan, Siedy, DeVires, McShane, Coach Bob Ram-sted. Second row: Bro. Mark, Duffy (manager), Meyers, McClellan, Godlewski, Lynch, Dyer, McShane, Ennen, Cashman (manager). Third row: McDonald, Asmundson, Hackenmueller, Zwolski, Johnson, Corde, Ennen, Pahl, Huddle, Jensen. 65 Bill Teske counters his rival’s takedown. ISLANDERS OUSTED FROM STATE TOURNAMENT Mitch Bauman puts up rebound in season opener against Cretin. With a 53-37 loss to the Cretin Raiders in the Region 1 basketball contest, it marked the first time since the 1960-61 season that Islander cagers were not represented in the state tournament. Although this year’s squad finished their campaign with a mediocre 9-9 record, they were able to provide their loyal followers with some exciting moments. Highlights of the season were a solid drubbing of a fine Mahtomedi ball club in their season opener 75-37, a hard-fought 53-51 victory over the Alumni, and an impressive 67-61 victory over District representative Cokato. As the season progressed, the younger members of the team began to jell until in the latter stages of the campaign, when the lineup was filled with three and even four underclassmen. The season actually ended in the 57-42 loss to Benilde in the Region 4 game. With the team’s hopes resting entirely on the contest, they were literally crushed by the defeat. The only consolation in the game was Steve Holker and Pat Heaney being selected to the All-Regional team. It has been said that from every hardship there comes some good and in the case of this year's cagers, it was the development of the fine sophomore crop. If they continue to come alone as expected, the future of De La Salle basketball is very bright. Joe Andrychowitz sails past the outstretched arm of a Benilde opponent and scores two. 67 VARSITY SQUAD Left to right: Jim Marotzke, Dan Taylor, Mike Ludwig, Greg Johnston, and John LaChance. Left to right: Pat Heaney (captain), Larry Krakowski (manager). Bob Bauer. Mitch Bauman, and Jeff McDonald. 68 Left to right: Steve Holker. Al Roers. Jim Ihnot, Joe Andrychowitz. and Greg Swan. Varsity coach Mr. Reinhart (right) discusses strategy with assistant coach Bill Johnson, B-squad coach Joe Shrake, and athletic director Brother Edward. VARSITY MANAGERS: Mike Kra-kowski, Tim Keane, and Jim Falkow-ski. VARSITY RECORD De 75 Mahtomedi 37 De 60 Winona Cotter 52 De 37 Cretin 38 De 42 Benilde 48 De 49 Brady 42 De 53 Alumni 51 De 30 St. Thomas 49 De 50 Hill 58 De 44 Cretin 47 De 37 Benilde 46 De 67 Cokato 61 De 70 Brady 38 De 61 Cotter 45 De 39 St. Thomas 56 De Winsted De 61 Hill 39 De 42 Benilde 57 De 37 Cretin 53 69 Pat Heaney hauls down a rebound in regional game against Benilde. Jeff McDonald looks to Greg Johnston for help as Benilde defenders move in. 90 future greats of de FROSH left to right: Bedor Persons. MacTavish. Budnick. Skelly, Cashman. Karbo, Pavelko. Johnson, Ruane Once again the B-squad basketball team, under the fine direction of Mr. Joe Shrake. turned in an excellent record. Despite the loss of six of their members to the varsity, they were able to go through their campaign with an undefeated record. In his three years as B-squad coach, Mr. Shrake has compiled a record of 51-4. Right behind the B-squad were the Freshman cagers who had a record of 14-2. Their coach, Mr. Bob McEachern, praised Jim Skelly, Greg Karbo. and John Bedor for unselfish play and hard work. Keep an eye on the players on both of these teams because they should comprise the varsity squad of 1967, 1968. and 1969. B-squad JOE SHRAKE. SOPHS left to right: R Galuska. J. Brown L. Pogemiller, T. Rosener, D. Cummings. T. Cleare, G. Hennessey, R. Lovett.' PUCKSTERS ROAR INTO STATE TOURNAMENT Getting off to a poor start, this year’s hockey team began to unite into a strong squad toward the end of the season. After being soundly beaten by St. Bernard’s, the team caught fire and won its next seven games. The streak was broken in the opening game of the state tournament when the Islanders fell to the no. 1 ranked Duluth Cathedral Toppers. The high point of the season was an 8-1 victory over arch-rival Benilde. As the season progressed, the student body began to give the pucksters the support they deserved and when the state tournament rolled around, trains, cars, and dogsleds were used to transport the fans up to Duluth and give the Islanders one of the biggest rooting sections. The team was led by co-captains Jim Franko and Pat Reak along with seniors Steve Wanvig, John Burke, Tom Grande and junior Pat Kernan. Burke was an All-Conference selection with Franko and Reak as honorable mention players. At a banquet for the hockey team after the season, John Burke was selected the Most Valuable Player, and if the optimism expressed at the banquet can be carried into next year the Islander hockey fans are in for another exciting campaign. Front row: T. LeVoir, B. Fredrickson, M. Becchett, P. Kernan, G. Grande. Second row: J. Doherty (mgr), W. Eckblad (mgr), D. Palmgren. J. Burke, T. Grande, R. Denman, J. Kettering. J. Franko, Coach Joyce. Third row: C. Hedlund, P. Reak, S. Wanvig, S. Jakala, M. Willette, Bro. Dominic (moderator) 72 Goalie Pat Kernan freezes puck. Left to right: Steve Wanvig, Pat Reak. and Jim Franko. Pardon me, but that’s my dime.” 2 Patrick Henry 4 1 St. Agnes 4 O St. Bernard 2 2 Hill 5 4 SPA 0 2 Benilde 1 3 Cretin 4 2 St. Thomas 0 0 Brady 4 0 St. Agnes 4 2 Rochester Mayo 7 1 St. Bernard 9 3 Elk River 0 1 Hill 5 4 Marshall 3 2 Cretin 5 6 Edison 1 8 Benilde 1 4 St. Thomas 2 3 Brady 1 3 Nazarath Hall 1 1 SPA 0 Above: The clock reveals the moments before the opening face-off in the State Tournament. Left: Some of the unpleasant times were the heavy snowfalls that covered the hockey rink. GOLFERS FINISH DISMAL SEASON: 7TH IN STATE Our chances don't look good, was golf coach Mr. Bill Johnson's answer to his outlook for the season. Finishing with a record of 3-7, it appeared that he was absolutely correct. Even their 7th place finish in the state was a disappointment. But out of every evil there comes good and the golf team’s case it is an experienced team returning next year. In the top five players there are two sophomores - Jim Ihnot and Ron Galuska. Jim was the number one man and the team's leading scorer. The remaining members of the squad were Jim Franko, John Murlowski, and Mark Patnode. Jim Franko at the peak of his back swing. Umm, on the green. I learned this three-point stance in football. n All right you, hackers! Ron Galuska sizes up putt. 76 The Big Three: Ron Galuska. Jim Franko, and John Murlowski. Could have sworn I saw a head peep out of that hole. 77 v z BRENNY, WEIGHTMEN PACE TRACK TEAM Following the course that was set during the regular season, once again the Islander weightmen carried the major load in the state track meet held at St. Thomas College. Mike Dalsin captured a first in the shot put with a toss of 53’ a feet. Gary Kos received 4 points for his second place finish. Mike Jakubik was first in the discus with a throw of 46 ft. 4 in. and Kos placed fourth. So these three scored all of De’s points - 18 - and gave our school a 6th spot in the final standings. Another bright light for De was Dick Schmitz victory in the first heat of the mile run. Although his time was not good enough to match those of the runners in the second heat, his performance was so impressive that many predict him to be the top miler in the state next year. Weightmen Kos and Jakubik. Blurring, er, ... blazing speed of Len Brenny. ike Dalsin ails after throwing shot. Mike Jakubik demonstrates perfect follow through. 78 Larry Krakow-ski attacks bar. Tom Lovett glides over bar. Where’s the crank the Hamm's Bear uses? But Len, you got bad breath.... BAD BREATH! Islander hurlers Kevin Jensen and Reed Olson move out against Cretin. John Hennessy hands baton to Greg Graham in mile relay. 80 Discus thrower Pat McClellan works to perfect form in practice. “Now that’s the way the shot should be thrown.” FUTURE VARSITY CINDERMEN B-squader Paul Zwolski. “Our group had Next DLS mile champ (?) - Dick Schmitz. 20% fewer cavities.' 81 BASEBALL RETURNS TO DE Mark Grassman slashes out base hit. Steve Elleraas leads away from the bag. Mike Ondrey takes pick-off throw from pitcher. After being issued a death notice because of lack of funds, baseball again returned to De La Salle thanks to money raised by the Booster Club. Although the Islander batmen didn’t post a very impressive record, there were nevertheless flashes of greatness and promise for next year. Standouts on offense were Jim Bandarek and Mike Cotter. Cotter led the team in hits and RBI’s while his batting average was a robust .365 which was second only to Bandarek’s pace setting .384. The mound staff was anchored by senior Mike Ludwig. Posting a fine 2.18 earned run average, Mike’s best performance of the season was a 2-hit shut out of Benilde. The season came to unhappy finish when the Islanders were defeated in the regional playoffs and unable to gain a berth in state tournament. Jim Bandarek moves toward plate. Interested spectators: the Islander bench. 82 Above: Joel Andrychowicz greets Mitch Bauman after his 3-run homer against Austin Pacelli. Left: Pat Rooney crosses bag ahead of runner after receiving toss from first sacker Mike Ondrey. VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD-Front row: Steve Elleraas, Tim Rosener, Tom Grande. Mike Cotter. Tim Guntzel, Steve Holker, Al Roers, Dave Finn, Ted Greshwalk. Second row: Coach Joe Shrake, Jim Bandarek, Mike Ludwig, Pat Litecky, Joel Andrychowicz, Mike Ondrey, Greg 83 Johnston, Pat Rooney, Mark Grassman, Greg Knaeble. Coach Joe Shrake ponders strategy os he paces the Islander bench. Bauman and opposition dance to the same tune. Faculty members Mr. Paul Joyce and Mr. Bohen prepare taste pancakes at the Baseball Pancake Breakfast. Overhead view of the Booster sponsored breakfast who: profits were used to support baseball and other wort while activities. 84 All-Conference third basemen Mike Cotter. Dejected after loss, the team files slowly into the bus Mike Ludwig cuts loose with a fast ball in a losing effort against Pacelli 7-4. B-SQUAD BASEBALL TEAM Bottom row: Jane. Bodner. Litecky. McMullen, Santos, Heisserer. Middle row: Pogemiller. Hughes. Hirtz, Charbonneau, Clements, Costello, McMahan. Bell. Top row: Culhane, Ruane. Shelito, Belair, Cummings. Ludwig, Taus. Bendel, Neuberger, coach Tim Holker. 85 BRENNY REPEATS AS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMP De l_a Salle ran its string of cross country championships to four with Len Brenny’s victory in the state CC meet. The streak began with Gary Tomzcak in ’63 and ’64 and Len in 65 and '66. Add this to the 4 straight mile championships by Tomzcak and Chuck Ceronsky plus Len's 880 victory in '66 and you see why the Islander distance runners are one of the most respected groups in the state. Most of the credit should be given to the experience which has been handed down from one champion to another and to the CC coach Mr. Jim Rogers. His crash program for enlarging the participants in cross country has enabled De to become one of the powers in the state. So if history repeats itself, the next state CC champ should be Dick Schmitz. 86 NETMEN CAPTURE SECOND IN CCC AND STATE Although this year’s tennis team did not capture the state crown as coach Len Colston had predicted, they did finish second in the tough CCC and second in the state tournament, both instances runner up to the Hill Pioneers. High spots were the doubles team of Pat Kernan and Pat Carr who were undefeated in the conference and second in the state and Paul Warpeha who was the number 3 singles player in the state. With only two seniors leaving the squad, the outlook for next year appears bright to the continually optimistic Mr. Colston. 87 Above: Netmen in action. Doubles combo of Mike Mac-Tavish and Rick Lovett. Follow through nothing, there’s a bee in my armpit. 88 Back row: John Hoffer, Pat Kernan, Mr. Colston, Paul Warpeha, Pat Carr. Front row: Rick Lovett, Mike MacTavish, Kevin MacDonald, Todd Rufuth. 89 Senior Athletes Honored At Awards Assembly Football Swimming Hockey Wrestling Golf Tennis Baseball Track and Cross Country Gary Kos Jim Earley John Burke Jerry McShane Jim Franko Paul Warpeha Mike Cotter Len Brenny State champ Jerry McShane receives wrestling award from Brother Fidelis. 90 AJJAIXOV si Miltez (Steve Leitschuh) reads decree to Pope Leo (Tim Sheehan). DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS LUTHER As its fall production, the De La Salle Drama Club put on Luther . It ran for four performances: November 18, 19, 20 at De, and November 27 at Grace High School. Among the more outstanding parts were Tetzel, played by Mat Tombers; Staupitz, by Kevin Krave; Wienand, by Phil Rhode; and Luther by Doug Dahlen. The play was directed by Al Colston with Tom Fudali handling all the stage work. Tetzel warns peasants of eternal damnation. Luther’s father (Bod Burns) laments over his son's monkery. QUEEN CORONATION HIGHLIGHTS DE HOMECOMING Trish O-Brien. Homecoming Queen, and her escort, Mike Duffy. CANDY HEDSTROM 1965 Homecoming Queen 94 95 Bro. Giles gets in the spirit of Grub Day. Grubbers are fascinated by camera. 96 Pre-karate ritual. Above: Lenny Colston and Joe Shrake apprehend wild grubber in the halls, as his companion gets away. Mr. Hyon wards off attacker. Frustrated karate expert? Ex-De-Man kicks through boards. STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES Right: Marianne Flor explains Danish Folksongs. City Strangers entertain students. 98 FULFILL STUDENT INTERESTS Student Assemblies presented a wide span of fascinations that included Christmas, Winter Sports and Awards programs. Folksinger Marianne Flor of Copenhagen, Denmark, entertained the student body with an hour of old country” songs. The Saxons, a husband and wife demonstrating the potential of ESP, appeared in a unique attraction. An excerpt from Raison in the Sun” was performed at the Fine Arts Christmas Assembly. A Sno-Daze Assembly showed a comical allegory with Big Iggy battling the Red Foe. The students participating in Winter Sports were honored at the assembly. Juniors who ran for the Vice-Presidency of the Minnesota Association of Student Councils were given a chance to appear before the students with election speeches. Election speeches for the 1967-68 student council were given at a special assembly to acquaint everyone with the candidates and their ideas. One of the more exciting assemblies was Mr. Hyon of the Korea Karate Dojang demonstrating many useful kicks and defense techniques. Commissioner of Student Activities John Kelly commented, every effort was made to make the assemblies open to everyone. Below: Student Council sponsors cheerleaders. Roman Augustoviz does a juggling act. Cheerers line up to encourage their representatives to victory. Tom Sexton (Whale) makes fatal dive. The distinct difference between the 1967 ring and the 1968 ring is the figure of St. John Baptist de la Salle on the side is replaced by the school crest. On the stone itself, the old crest has been removed entirely and the words De La Salle plead around the stone. Mark Irmiter makes a big splash. BROTHER FIDELIS LEADS CHORUS TO NEW HEIGHTS Chorus appearing at Winter Fine Arts Assembly. The De La Salle Chorus, under the direction of Brother Fidelis for the seventh and final year, had compiled a list of admirable appearances. Under the leadership of officers Pat Whalen, Bob Mis-cowiec, John Norris. Kevin Rozman, Greg Bender, Mike Jennings, and Dave Hughes, the Glee Club made the traditional Christmas Concert appearances at schools, parishes, and shopping cen- Moderator ters. The chorus also represented De La Salle BROTHER FIDELIS at the Candlelight Dinner at St. Mary's College in Winona. In December, they sang for Vice President Humphrey. Using the popular Show-Tune medley and incorporating a new group, the Hi-Fi Set, the chorus planned an exciting appearance at Expo '67 in Montreal, Canada. 102 I know it's not much of a song, but I’m not much of a singer . . . The Rine in Spine Falls Minely on the Pline? “Let’s see if this is right . . . 29 hamburgers. 23 malts, 16 french fries ft 103 BOOSTER CLUB The De La Salle Boosters main objective of promoting the welfare of the students, faculty and staff by lending financial and other aid when needed, has greatly assisted the school in its struggles through the 1966-1967 school year. The organization, founded by a group of De La Salle dads in 1957 to help the students at De, is composed of the fathers of boys attending De La Salle and others who either had boys at De or are just interested in seeing the school prosper. A secondary reason for its existence is to enable the members to get better acquainted with each other. The association's chief purpose was achieved by paying $21OO in tuition fees for those students whose dads have died. The association’s program further aided De La Salle through the help it gave; purchasing a new PA for the gym, supplying funds for baseball, financing meals for activities, making road trips, purchasing film for De La Salle’s football games, financing the new literary magazine, and buying a new skate sharpener for the hockey team. This patronage, consisting of approximately $4,000, was collected by the smokers (who alone accounted for $2,000), the $5.00 membership fees of the 700-800 members, the Pankake Breakfast, and the ma-pa hops. Meetings were the third Monday of the month. The officers were: Mr. Jack Hplker, President; Mr. Jerry Hardy, 1st Vice President; Mr. Homer Heaney, 2nd Vice President; Mr. Tom Lovett, Recording Secretary; Mr. Jean Charboneau, Financial Secretary; Mr. Adrian Gamache, Treasurer; and, in his final year, Brother Edward, Moderator. 104 PATRONESS SOCIETY Service to the school has been the goal of this year’s Patroness Society, under the leadership of Mrs. Donald Manning, president; Mrs. E. Godlewski, vice-president; Mrs. Clarence Hruska, recording secretary; Mrs. Jack Kovar, treasurer; Mrs. Ted Wratkowski, membership secretary; and the direction of Brother I. Vincent, moderator. Volunteer mothers have spent hundreds of hours staffing the nurse's office, helping in the library and academic office and giving aid to other special projects. In addition to the afternoon luncheon meetings, the Patroness Society held two successful evening education meetings for parents. Mothers display spring fashions at one of their meetings. 105 CONTEMPORARY MAN FILM SEMINAR The goal of the Contemporary Man Film Seminar was to give the participants a better understanding of reality by approaching it through the film media. Along these lines, films covering a wide range of real life situations were chosen. Outstanding among these were HUD, starring Paul Newman and telling of a young man's revolt against the strong principles of his father, and Fellini’s LA STRADA, the story of man’s loneliness and search for a way of life. The other films shown throughout the year included THE BI- CYCLE THIEF, an Italian movie. THE HUSTLER, starring Jackie Gleason and Paul Newman, and RAISON IN THE SUN. starring Sidney Poitier. Area high school students, among them sixty De La Salle juniors and seniors, met monthly to view and discuss one of these films. Tom Bjerke, co-chairman along with Jon Falkowski, felt “the entire program succeeded in developing within the participants a sensitivity to the film as an art form. 106 CONTACT In its 16th year, De La Salle Contact has achieved a higher degree of social and religious attitude. The forty members use their ability to lead and willingness to become actively involved in Catholic action. Brother Raimond, Contact moderator, commented that the group's theme is a great opportunity to give practical meaning to the Catholic faith by being committed to Christian works . The group's 1966-67 activities included: tutoring children in reading skills; running a Christmas party for underprivileged children; delivering Christmas baskets to needy families; working in hospitals and the St. Joseph Hospital for the Aged. Last summer, various members participated in ON-Corps Projects at the Catholic Youth Center. To be eligible for Contact, a student needs only to make a weekend seminar at the Catholic Youth Center. 107 ISLANDER IMPROVES WITH NEW CHANGES Junior editors Don Betzold, John Kelly, Grant Berg The 1966-67 school year was a milestone for the “Islander '. In its 44th year, the Islander ' introduced many new features. Under the direction of a new advisor, Mr. John J. Hampe, and Editor-in-chief Bob Kearney the school paper revised its format by changing the size and frequency of the editions. The standard size of school papers, 1 1 ” x 17 , was cut in half to BVa” x 11 . To compensate for the smaller size the Islander was released twice as often. This resulted in more up-to-date coverage of events and areas of interest. January 1967 saw still another innovation in school papers. For the first time, the Islander was printed on the De La Salle press. Tom Gromek’s work with the printing press saved approximately $25 an issue. The editorial board was comprised of seven members. Heading this was Bob Kearney, President of the Minnesota High School Press Association, elected at the Februai 1966 Minneapolis Star-Tribune Journalism Clinic. In his second year as news editor, senior Jim Elfelt managed to win awards at the St. Thomas College Journalism Workshop. He took first place in News Writing with Roman Augustoviz's article on a $90 tuition raise and third place with Rich Carlson's story on Student Council forfeiture of $1192.12. Sports was handled by Pat Heaney and Mike Foley; Foley taking over Pat’s duties when basketball took him from the Islander . Assuming the newly created position of Administrative Editor was John Kelly. Grant Berg handled the Features department, while Don Betzold managed the Editorial Page. Senior editors Pat Heaney, Jim Elfelt, Bob Kearney, Mike Foley STAFF WRITERS Roman Augustoviz, Rich Carlson, Tom Cleary, Kevin Collins, Tim Dummer, Joe Budnick, Den Russell, Mark Juettner, Mike Worley, Craig Peine, Joe Pinga-tore. Skip Russell, Allan Karol, Gary Hall, John Hackenmuel-ler, Dean Oberpriller, Dann Oberpriller, Jim Lupino, Mark Kimitch. John Hughes, Jim Geary, Jeff LaCount, Richard Hogan, John Gray, Tom Lovett, Bill Satzer, Jim Ihnot, Dennis Nau, Tom St. Aubin, Jim Franko, David Sorman 108 Bob Kearney tells it like it is. Mike Kwatera eagerly absorbs Jim Elfelt’s knowledge. CHESS CLUB Dave Rusinko and Kurt Taylor concentrate. Lyle Dockendorf moves in for kill as Don Debelak waits in anticipation. HO MONOGRAM CLUB First row: D. Gunderson. J. Hinz, T. Murphy, K. Oshima, P. Engeldinger. Second row: T. Levesque. T. Greshwalk, D. Lynch, D. DeLisi. L. Krakowski. Third row: M. Cotter, J. Koziol, D. Pahl, T. Scheele, G. Swan, D. Dahlen, J. Mann. Fourth row: D. Oberpriller, S. Moore, M. Dalsin, S. Holker. Fifth row: D. Oberpriller, P. McClellan, M. Jakubik. Sixth row: T. St. Aubin, T. Delaney, M. Ondrey. Seventh row: P. Warpeha, T. Joseph, B. Wallin, R. Kurimay, P. Keman, P. Heaney. Not shown: P. Whalen, G. McShane. The Monogram Club, under President Pat Heaney, consisted of juniors and seniors who earned two major letters. Their main functions were selling pop at dances, ushering at various assemblies, and promoting numerous sporting events. The Monogram Club changed the traditional yellow sweaters with black emblems to a black sweater with a bright, distinct yellow monogram. Pat Heaney commented, We've accomplished quite a bit, but many members weren’t satisfied because the sweaters didn’t arrive until late in the year. Monogram Club President PAT HEANEY in MATH CLUB In its third year, Brother Arthur’s Math Club has proven itself useful to De La Salle. The school was measured for the Nicollet Island Project as the club's first assignment. During homecoming, the club entered a float in the parade and took third place. Representing a computer, the float’s theme was ‘‘De-Compute Pacelli. The development of the Math Resource Center in Room 204 was the club's major project. Books ranging from freshman algebra to college calculus were made available to all students and teachers wishing to find information on a math subject. The officers of this year’s Math Club were President Bill Seivert, Secretary Lyle Dockendorf, and Treasurer Pat Krenn. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Moderator BROTHER FINBAR Stripsky prepares to enlarge a print. Stripsky and J. Helin discuss techniques for better pictures. The Photography Club can be described as a group of amateurs called upon to do professional work. They have had extreme difficulty in getting started this year, not only because of a lack of adequate funds but also because not one member has had more than one year’s experience. With no one to teach them the proper techniques of picture-taking, the members began to teach themselves, using the help of books, the knowledge of Brother Finbar, and specialized classes. The classes were centered around the idea of genuine interest in photography as an art. In supplying pictures for the Islander” the club has tried to reach beyond the mere mechanics of taking a picture. However, the results of these classes cannot be judged until next year. But next year with an adequate budget, returning members, and a realistic outlook, the Photo Club will come closer to doing professional work. 113 ART DEPT. BRINGS CULTURE 1)4 The Art Department has worked to raise the cultural level of the school by cooperating with other departments. The Drama Club, Glee Club, Delta, and the Literary Magazine have all received assistance from the Art Department. Decorating the school, producing program posters, tickets, banners, displays, and play-sets have been accomplished by this department. About twenty outstanding students from Brother Giles' three art classes have worked over and above classroom assignments to meet the school’s demands. “The department has offered the school a more delightful place and has made the students more appreciative to the arts, commented Brother Giles. J Brother Giles at work in Room 108. Art student intently at work. 1 Products from the art classes on display. The artist's resource center. Brother Giles’ artistic talents range in anything from this... ... to this! 116 Well, you never know when you might buy a 2,000 pound canary! Art student critically looks over the quality of his work as he creates from a worthless piece of clay. STUDENTS CITED FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO SCHOOL At an assembly on May 10, students who excelled in their respective fields were singled out for their contributions. The keynote speaker was Brother Jude Michael of Cretin High School. He spoke of student involvement and cited these De students as “Impact Students. The awards other than for sports were as follows. English Math Science Social Science Art Camera Club Chess Club Drama Debate Delta Islander Service to Athletic Dept. Service to Student Council Service to Senior Class Service to School Most Valuable Staffer Kerry Huska Jim Howitz Jim Howitz and Bill Satzer Mike Johnson Greg Irmiter Steve Schluter Lyle Dockendorf TomFudali Dave Atkinson Herb Wong Jim Elfelt Larry Krakawski Mike O’Rourke Pat Heaney Tom Fudali Jim Elfelt Above: Tom Fudali receives award from Brother Peter. Left: Guest speaker Brother Jude Michael addresses student body. Right: Steve Schluter receives Camera Club award. 118 Herb Wong Editor-in-chief Don Quinn Social Editor Pat Heaney Sports Editor Bill O'Brien Senior Editor Don Betzold Faculty Editor Dave Sorman ’67 DELTA STAFF A small but determined Delta Staff struggled all year to put out a good yearbook. Lack of student participation was the first obstacle which had to be overcome. The few students who did work had to make deadlines and try to sell adds to finance the yearbook. Above: Pat Heaney. Middle: Brother Giles Brom, Moderator. Tod left: Herb Wong. Bottom left: Don Quinn. Below: Don Betzold. DRAMA CLUB PRODUCES “STARDUST” Greg Janoweic (Tad Vcx rhis) Steve Leitschuh, Kay Tur-geon (Janet Ross), and Mat Tombers (Mr. Bach) MR. COLSTON MR. CAMPE KAY TURGEON STARDUST by Walter Kerr Cast (in order of appearance) Dan Lynch.....................................Student Judy Hueser....................................Marion Phipps Phil Rhode Kevin Krave...........................John Redman DeeDee Herchenbach............................Cynthia Keene Lucille Schreifels....................Mavis Moriarity Tom Fudali....................................Raimund Brown Terry Vrabel.....................................Miss Freeman Sue Gruye................................Miss Jones Pat Boland Mary Martinson........................Miss Robinson Greg Janoweic.....................................Tad Voorhis Steve Leitschuh...............................Student Dennis Pahl...................................Student Bridget Higgens................................Stella Brahms Joe Frechette Phil Rhode.........................Phil Ford Kay Turgeon.....................................Janet Ross Mat Tombers.......................................Mr. Bach Doug Dahlen...........................Jerry Flanagen Mary Martinson Suzanne L'Herault----Prudence Mason Allan Karol.........................Arthur Scott. Jr. Pat O’Connell Clare Carr.......................Claire Carter Mary Kroll..............................Dean of Women Prompters Greg Knarble, Joe Kundla Lighting..................................John Seiple Construction ... Tom Fudali. Doug Dahlen, Don Kimitch. Joe Frechette, Allan Mattson, Peter Hackett, Dennis Pahl. Kevin Perrier. Keith Gruye Props and Costumes..........Steve Moore. Kevin Collins Director.........................Mr. Leonard Colston Asst. Director Mr. J. Campe THE SOUND OF MUSIC Brother Peter guest conducts: “De La Salle come on let’s go.. Appleton Wisconsin’s Xavier High School Band played at an assembly April 21. For three consecutive years the Xavier Band has won a National Tape Contest for Catholic Schools. Brother Peter, formerly principal at Xavier High School, kept the band in beat. The conductor of Xavier band. Mame was sung by the De La Salle and Holy Angels Choruses at the annual Spring Concert, May 21. Brother Fidelis directed the concert which was a preliminary to De La Salle Chorus performance at Expo 67 this summer. 123 DE GETS LITERARY MAGAZINE “Perspective , De La Salle’s first literary magazine, introduced into the school last September, is a renovation in the school’s literary field. Brother Paschal, moderator, said, The new magazine was started on the initiative of the students, not the faculty, with the assistance of the Islander editors. The new magazine is an outlet for those students who possess creative writing skills. Funds for the magazine will be supplied by the Administration, the Booster Club, and sales; the magazine will go on sale for the minimal price of twenty-five cents. The school’s own press will run off copies of the magazine, presumably twice a year, around Christmas and Easter time. Creative contributions for the first issue (works) include; an article written by Miss Tiejen, head of the religious department, on high school religion teaching, about ten poems, two short stories, a book review, a movie review, descriptive sketches, narrative sketches and art works. The writing editors are Bill O’Brien. Grant Berg with assistants Greg Soukup and Mike Kwa-tera. Raymond Herdegen assisted by Ed Skubic, is the art editor under the direction of Brother Giles. The bulk of the magazine’s writing material came from Brother Paschal’s creative writing class-ten to twelve students have contributed their masterpieces. The staff is small but progressive and if the magazine is a success this year, says Brother Paschal, it will be published next year. Editor BILL O BRIEN Bill O'Brien, Bro. Paschal, Grant Berg. Greg Soukup, Mike Kwatera STUDENT COUNCIL 1 st Vice President Bob Kearney addressing the General Assembly The 1967 Student Council successfully campaigned for and won the vice-presidency of the Minnesota Association of Student Councils. Innovations introduced were the handling of the audiovisual department and guided tours of the school for 8th grade boys considering attending De. However, the 1966-67 school year was a failure for the Student Council in many aspects. Because of a lack of organization, the Executive Board had $192.12 confiscated from the treasury. Meetings were scheduled in a hit-and-miss fashion, often without promptly published minutes. Many meetings were called off because of a lack of quorum. Few delegates bothered to push council projects. Officers of the Executive Board were: President Michael O'Rourke, 1 st Vice-President Bob Kearney, 2nd Vice-President John Harvey, Treasurer Pat Whalen. Secretary Jeff LaCount, Commissioner Coordinator Michael O'Rourke, Commissioner of Athletics Mike Hamerski, Commissioner of Student Academics John Kelly, Commissioner of Academic Affairs Bill O’Brien, and Commissioner of Publications Brad Wallin. l suppose you're all wondering why I’ve called you here today THE HOME STRETCH The home stretch of the class of 1967 was highlighted by the Senior Commencement Dance and Graduation itself. Held at the Holiday Central on May 19, the Commencement Dance ended the long school year, and all had a great time dancing to the Marvelous Marauders. After the dance, couples filed into an adjoining room where dinner was served. Even though the crowd was larger than anticipated everyone was seated to enjoy the entertainment of a fine Sextet from McGuire's. 126 - Right: Brother Fidelis solemnly leads the Class of ’67 for the last time. The climax came on May 28 at 2:00 P. M. at the Basilica of St. Mary's when 347 DE men marched forward to receive their diplomas. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. P. W. Coates Pastor of Ascension Parish gave the address and handed out the diplomas. Brother Fidelis read the names of the graduates and some of the achievements each student accomplished. By 4:00 P.M. four years at De La Salle was officially over. Brother Fidelis gives last roll call. This year students used IBM Votomatic voting machines. De La Salle was the first school to use computerized voting machines in a high school election. P. O’Keefe watches as student votes. NEW STUDENT COUNCIL THE NEW OFFICERS are. Back row: (L to R) Commissioner of Student Activities Tom Cleary, 1st Vice President Mike O'Rourke, Commissioner of Athletics Mark Grassman, Commissioner of Publications Tom Schott, Committee Coordinator Jim Ihnot. Front row: (L to R) 2nd Vice President Bob Muscala, President John Norris. Secretary Steve Na-jarian. Treasurer Greg Jano-wiec. Commissioner Academic Affairs Tom Gromek. FACULTY BROTHER L. PETER WALTHER Director, Advisory Board, DLS Alumni. Fine Arts Chairman BROTHER FIDELIS MICHAEL Assistant Principal, Music Appreciation, Glee Club Moderator, Student Council Moderator MR. TERESI _ Math 1.3. Cheering Club MR. HEIBEL 302 Biology. Health MR. EKERN 207 English 3, British Lit. BROTHER JEROME 304 Basketball BROTHER RAIMOND 223 Religion 3, Psychology, Varsity Basketball. Contact BROTHER MICHAEL PETERS 201 Chemistry, Religion 3 MR. MCEACHERN 309 World Cultures 1, Soph Football Coach, Frosh Basketball Coach MR. UTECHT Physical Education 1,2,3,4, Physical Education Chairman MR. COLSTON 14 French 1, Dramatics Club Moderator. Tennis Coach, Language Dept. Chairman MR. ELSENPETER English 2, English 3 Composition, American Literature, English Department Chairman BROTHER ARTHUR 102 Math 4, Religion 4, Ski Club Moderator, Math Club Moderator MISS TIETJEN 210 Religion 4, Delta Lambda Sigma Moderator, Religion Dept. Chairwoman MR. BOHEN 228 Religion 2, Health, Driver’s Education BROTHER RICHARD 300 Religion 1, Mechan-ical Drawing 1,2, Frosh Hockey Moderator, Bus Driver, Practical Arts Department Chairman BROTHER MARK 20 English 1, Religion 2. Wrestling Moderator, C.C.D. MR. JOHNSON American History, Problems of Democracy, Football Line Coach, Varsity Basketball. Golf, Asst. Attendance MR. D. JOYCE Physical Education, Varsity Football, Track MR. LESNAK World Cultures 2, English 2, Speech, Debate, National Forensic League MR. J. SHRAKE 307 World Cultures 1, American History, Soph Basketball MR. RIBIKAWSKIS 121 Physics, Math 1, Science Dept. Chairman BROTHER GREGORY 202 Social Studies. Religion 3, Future Teachers Club Moderator MR, CAMPE 10 English 2. World Cultures 2. Swimming Coach, Dramatics Moderator MR. WELNA 21 Latin 2,3,4, Audio Visual Department Chairman MR. DUBOIS 209 English 4 BROTHER DOMINIC 224 Religion 2,4, Consumer Education, Gym Custodian BROTHER FINBAR 13 Religion 3, Math 1, Camera Club Moderator BROTHER VINCENT 303 Religion 2, Biology, Patroness Society Moderator MR. KLEVAR English 2, American Literature MR. PAULINO 105 Spanish 1,2 MR. MILLER 301 American History, Religion 1. World Cultures 2, Asst. Football Coach, Asst. Track Coach BROTHER MICHAEL LEE Religion 4, Psychology, Monogram Club Moderator, Bus Driver, Asst. Student Council Moderator MR. CLARK 23 BROTHER EDWARD Spanish 2,3,4, Physical Ed- 222 ucation 2 Religion 3, Typing, Athletic Director, Booster Club Moderator, Business Dept. Chairman MR. PEPPING 226 Geometry MR. OATMAN Guidance, Geometry MR. ROGERS 305 Biology, Physical Science, B-Squad Track Coach, Cross Country Coach MR. P. JOYCE 306 Developmental English, Frosh Football Coach, Varsity Hockey Coach MR. WARKEL 103 Math 2,4, Religion 4, Math Dept. Chairman MR. MARONEY 205 Social Studies 4 MR. MARKWALDER 208 English 4 MR. GRAF 203 Principals of Economics. Business Law MR. URBANSKI 225 Bookkeeping, Typing, Psychology MR. HAMPE 308 American History, World Cultures 1,2, Islander Moderator BROTHER PASCHAL Librarian, English 3, Creative Writing BROTHER GILES 107 Religion 3, Fine Arts 1.2. Art Club, Delta BROTHER ROBERT 106 Religion 1 MRS. MALECKI Guidance Office Secretary MRS. DONAGHUE Business Office Secretary MRS. BURLEY Academic Office Secretary MRS. TURGEON Business Office Secretary Congratulations from Albert J. Hofstede (Clossof 1958) 3rd Ward Alderman-Elect to the Class of 1967 'fm 9 ADT PCI ARTCENTER ARTIST SUPPLIES MATTINO • FRAMING PICTURE FRAMES A Supermarket For Artists at 3645 Nicollet Ave. CCM and Bauer Skates CCM Hockey Equipment Skate Exchange HOCKEY SKATES FINEST CANADIAN-AMCRIC AN EQUIPMENT FOR TEAMS FOR PLAYERS 3701 NICOLLET AVENUE PHONE 323-6296 ipRCE Ski shop 3701 NICOLLET AVE. 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Vice President Closs of 1948 ’67 Delta Dedicated to Ten Departing Brothers De La Salle has lost ten excellent teachers. These ten men have dedicated many years of service to the students of De La Salle. The impressions left by these men will be remembered by the men of De forever. For this reason we of the Delta Staff would like to dedicate this book to the following: Bro. Fidelis Michael Bro. Mark Bro. Edward Bro. Gregory Bro. Michael Lee Bro. Richard Bro. Raimond Bro. Michael Peters Bro. Finbar Bro. Vincent X